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MONDAY
ISSUE
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Ren. U. 8. Pat. Office
"Volume 189
Number 5857
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
-
Price
Monday, June 22, 1959
PUBLIC UTILITY
7
.
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE!
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Electric Power
United
Kingdom Treasury and Supply, Delegation in the United
the corporation's Avion division a 8193,000 contract
to produce radar beacons for its long-range missile program.
7
This
States has awarded
The
contract
United
the
is
Kingdom
for
third
the
in
six
radar
firings to extend the tracking
months
in
used
are
of ground radar,—V,
Acme Steel Co.—To Enter
See
with Avion by
placed
units,. which
range
the
the
STOCK AND BOND
Page
New York Stock
Hurst, President, on June 17 announced, that a record
$2,400,000 capital expenditure program, providing* a total of 14u,uJ0
square
feet of working area, has been scheduled for the next 18
months.
The six major projects included in this expansion program
are:
and
larger
plant
for
the
Division
Elbeeco
in
(2)
(3)
(4)
An
extension
the
to
Jackson
Division
plant
in
Jackson,
Mich.
A plant addition to the Industrial Division in Van Wert, Ohio.
New production facilities at the Western Division in Burbank,
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Montreal
A
engineering
new
center
for
Marman
the
Division
in
Los
Angeles, Calif;
\
•
(8)
A special laboratory
for testing Aeroquip products
rockets, missiles, and other advanced applications to be
by the Engineering Center in Jackson, Mich.
-v
*
used
,
,
:
was
Mr.
*
Avco
"*
H.
Kahn
has
elected
been
director
a
of
the
"
Sales,
Inc.—V,
189,
p.
Microwave Associates, Inc. and
2669.
Allied
37
37
Television Film Corp.—Stock
*
Federal
Reserve
brand
tised
used
be
,
Its
Street
of
tele¬
vision series, fcr working capital and other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
company was
incorporated under California law on
"
"
»
April 21, 1958.
The company has its offices at 2700 Wilshire Blvd..
Los Angeles, Calif.
The company initially proposes to engage in the
business of producing and filming television series.
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
b: keries
'
Common
*This
served
p.
stock <$1
figure
for
par)
does
issuance
not
1,000.000 shs.
include
128,000
exercise
upon
of
Outstanding
*172,000 slis.
shares
of common stock re¬
promotional options.—V.
189,
2133.
stores,
own
sales
the
of
located
$45.25 per share was made on June 17 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and associates. The
offering was oversubscribed and books closed.
accrue
of
to
the. compa&r
certain^ stockholders:
the proceeds from the sale, of the stock will
a® the -shares are being sold for the account
-
-
'
i
BUSINESS—American. Bakeries
.
Co.
is.
retail,
at
primarily. in
the
baking-andt saie. of bread, cake and other-bakery .products in 24 states
bread,
the
approved
by
the
Tennessee
be
to
the
made
with
the
of
issuance
American In¬
purchase of the Texas companies.
shares
of
American
Investors.
As
of
the
division
retail
are
in
Metropolitan New York area.
68.1%
the
wholesale
sales,
of
The
company
United
believes
50
visitors
Poland
is
cigarettes,
The
getting
50
on
will
In
through
the
bakery products
wholesale baker
eq lal
had
sales
net
of
AS
OF
JUNE
15,
made, tipped and packed, 20 to a pack, all automatically
machines, then overwrapped in protective* cellophane.
3% 7
$87,500 annually
maturity
of
$350,000 on Sept. 1, 1971
Common stock (no par value)—
note,
Outstanding
'•■Includes
62,109
shares
reserved
for
issuance
the
upon
exercise of
formerly
dividends,
of
outstanding
4%%
$206,578.13.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to ' purchase
The* contract calls
for AMF to design and construot a one megawatt
nuclear reactor and all supporting laboratories and asso¬
Site of the research center will be near the Istanbul
airport overlooking the Sea of Marmara.
It is estimated that the
Turkish nuclear research center will be completed in 1961.
The Turkish AEC will use the new center to conduct nuclear re¬
for
search
benefit of
the
the
country's economy and to train Turkish
scientists
and engineers.
which is
tho
world's
largest
builder of nuclear* research
reactors, has completed atomic research reactor projects In the U. S.,
Canada, West Germany and The Netherlands, and has under con¬
AMF,
struction
Italy,
nuclear
Greece,
research
Portugal,
in
reactors
Puerto
Rico
Japan, Austria, Iran, Israel,
and the United Spates.—V. 189,
2453.
American-Marietta
Co.—Announces
Stock
Split
and
Increase—
directors
authorized
for
split of the company's
common
shares to be effected in the form of a dividend.
<
Shareowners will receive one
additional common share for each
June
July
It
is
6,
16
four
shares
5
4
record at the opening of business
of share certificates will be made on
held
of
Distribution
1959.
a
1.
share
This
in
the
intention
rate
dividend
would
result
dividend
cash
of
on
in
the
directors
to
maintain
the
current
per
the larger number of shares to be outstanding.
shareowners receiving a 25%
increase
common
income
commencing
with the Nov. 1, 1959 payment.
Sales and Earnings Higher—
from
below
named
M.
&
Loeb,
Weeks
Rhoad is
Co.
Co
&
:
Francis I. du Pont & Co.—
185,
p.
2345.
24,000
7,500
-
&
selling
agreed
following
have
the
Shares
Shares
.
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc—•
Hornblower
the
Courts & Co
•—
The
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Rotan,
7,500
5,000
5,000
Net
six
income
months
the
same
Inc.
Mosle &
Co..
3,000
2,000
2,000
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
Inc.
Winslow,
Inc.
2,000
-
Cohu
"—v.
&
Stetson
2,000
of
company and subsidiaries of $9,422,406 for the
May 31, 1959, amounted to 65%
more than to
of
1958
when
earnings of $5,704,496 were
the
ended
six
months
reported.
Earnings per common
on
each
$1.01.
were
of
For
68
Total
underwriters
stockholders
respective numbers of shares of common stock:
severally
—V.
first of Its kind In Turkey, it
the
(see
cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock of the company was duly called for Lredemption on the
redemption date of June 15, 1959 and on that date the company's
certificate of incorporation was amended to eliminate all reference to
the preferred stock.
On the redemption date 1,875 shares of Deferred
stock
were
redeemed
at
an
aggregate redemption price,
including
■
center,
May 27 by Morehead Patterson, 'AMF Board Chair¬
"pool type"
issuance upon
Carl
research
on
ciated equipment.
on
1,400,000
1,743,033 shs
1,400,000
*2,500,000 shs.
on
|
Aug.
final
"Employee Stock Options") and 133 shares reserved for
surrender of scrip certificates issued in connection with
conversions of the 4'/*% cumulative convertible preferred stock, here¬
tofore outstanding.
options
announced
was
outstanding
$720,000
payable
with
1970
to
$3,000,000 Nuclear Research Center in Turkey
$3,000,000 nuclear
On
f
$720,000
thanks
cigarettes,
be
Dividend
1959
Authorized
1963
filter-tipped
of
in
specially printed
wrappers,
are
being distributed
the U. S. Pavilion during the Fair's June 7-21 run.
to
man,
1959 the company and
$46,313,000 and net
to 94 cents per common share.
payable $180,000 annually to
1,
accounted
retail
16 weeks ended April 18,
subsidiaries
CAPITALIZATION
note,
In
fourth largest
and
taste
American Machine & Foundry Co.'s AMF Atomics division has signed
contract with the Turkish Atomic Energy Commission to- build a
p.
earnings of $1,590,000,
3%
All
located
stores
wholesale bread
1958,
23.47
cake
It is
55
in
Cushman's Sons, Inc.,
"Cushman's"
first
Poles
AMF
the South¬
York,
its
and European visitors will also get their first look at the
latest in American automatic cigarette* making equipment, which turns
out
1,500 king-size filter-tipped cigarettes a minute. The cigarettes
States.
consolidated
its
117
&
a
miniature filter-tip cigarette factory installed by this company
at the Poznan International Trade Fair. Free packs of American-Wend
other bakery products.
and
2669.
p.
Foundry Co.—Sets Up "Minia¬
Cigarette Factory" at Poznan Trade Fair—
ture
The principal areas in which
New
189,
to
carried
is
company
cake
the
Cache
engaged
is
for
American Machine
sold under the adver¬
are
Metropolitan
in
are
for
8.57..
Offered—A
secondary
offering of 60,000 shares of common stock at a price of
FROCEEDS—None of
shares
13
50
company's retail division, is engaged in baking and selling
accrued
American Bakeries Co.—Stock
of
business
baking
are
NOTE—The
Authorized
been
Involved Are
close of its
The Tennessee financial company had about 4,345.000
shares
outstanding. This would Increase its outstanding shares to
about
5,375.000' shares.
The
Texas
firms
have
outstanding
about
"Grennan" and "Cook-Book."
eastern, the Southwestern and Midwestern states.
in
production
Its products
"Merita,"
bakeries located in 46 cities in 19 states.
the
Offered—Alkow
for
transaction
1,030,000
1,030,000 shares.—V.
—
"Taystee,"
names
wholesale
The
35% of the offering price.
will
The
about
—_—
System-—-
Rocky Mountains.
the
of
east
to
proceeds
In¬
will
To Build
issue is not sold, subscribers will receive the return of
net
already
Commissioner.
vestors
a
June
PROCEEDS—The
has
State
—
Banks
Reserve
150,000 shares of common stock at par ($1 per
share). These securities were offered as a speculation,
and was offered on a best efforts basis. If the entire
y
the
number of shareholders of American Investors Corp.
increased from its present approximate 14,600 to 18,900.
be
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
.offered
f.
June
on
for
total
The
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Co., Inc., of Beverly Hills, Calif., on June 4 publicly
&
and
surance
37
EARNINGS—For the
"r
,
calling
Texasi
37
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
corporation.
William
47
Foreign Exchange Rates
Kahn, a partner in Lehman Brothers, is also a director of
Manufacturing Corp., Dayton Rubber Co., Fyuehauf Trailer Co.,
Paper-Co.,
46
Dividends Declared and Payable.
announced by B. Earl Puckett, Chairman of the Board.
Sutherland
Corp., Nashville, Tenn.—Acquis.
8 announced they have approved an agree¬
acquisition by this corporation of two life in¬
surance companies. The action, when completed, will more than, double
the amount of life insurance
In
force by the American
Investors
group of insurance companies. It involves City National Life Insurance
Co.
and American
Investors Life Insurance. Co., both
of Houston,
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Allied Stores Corp.—Kahn Elected Director—
Herman
Investors
directors
ment
General Corporation & Investment News—Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
60
the
it
will be used to retire bank loans.—-V. 187, p. 2901.
last fiscal year,
working capital. The company believes that it may require additional
financing later in 1959 or in 1960 and that it can obtain any re¬
financing.
American
The
June 18.
on
Tho net proceeds
43
.
Section
Transactions American Stock Exchange—,.
corporation on June 18 filed a registration statement with the
seeking registration of 175,000 shares of common stock, $1 par
value, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company, which was incorporated in Delaware in July,
1946,
is engaged in the overhaul of aircraft engines, instruments, and other
accessories, and the sale of aircraft engines, instruments, electronic
equipment, accessories, parts, and supplies. The bulk of its present
activities relate to piston engine aircraft but it intends to perform
similar operations in relation to
jet aircraft and, within the past
year, has begun the Overhaul of certain major jet engine accessories.
As of May 25, 1959, the company had outstanding 530,615 shares of
common stock, of which 5,650 shares are owned by Airwork and held
in its treasury.
It also had outstanding sundry bank indebtedness of
$864,322,
of which $10,433 was indebtedness
of its
wholly-owned
subsidiary. General Aircraft Supply Corp.
Proceeds from the stock offering
(after deduction of expenses of
$23,000 payable by Airwork • will be used to pay demand bank loans
of
8300,000, the proceeds of which have been used to finance. in¬
creased inventory and receivables, and the balance will be added to
;
Exchange
SEC Index of Stock Prices
This
.
Exchange—
Stock
announced
was
41
41
41
42
Exchange
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—
SEC
equity
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
.Airwork Construction, Millville, N. J.—Registers With
additional
Stock
— Private Placement — This
through Blyth & Co., Inc., and Butcher &
Sherrerd, has arranged to place privately $8,000,000 of
5% subordinated convertible notes, due June 1, 1974, it
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—^— 37
Securities and Exchange Commission—
without
record earnings for
for any May in Its
company,
38
Over-the-Counter Markets
Hurst, "Aeroquip is still very much a growing company,
even
though it is almost 20 years old. The expansion program upon
which we are barking is necessitated by the substantial increase in our
backlog of unfilled orders, particularly from industrial markets, and
Will also provide important physical and technical facilities for the
progress that is looked for in the future.
"Funds for this program will
come
from retained earnings and
from
normal bank borrowings, and will not entail any new equity
financing."—V. 189, p. 597.
funds
continued
periods and
7"
the
American Factors, Ltd.
38
38
40
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
on
operated
Stated Mr.
quired
33
Canadian Stock Exchange.
■
t
Stock
Pittsburgh
Calif.
*
(5>
17
29
Midwest Stock Exchange—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange-
Jackson,
Mich.
"
Exchange
(Stocks)—
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange.Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
P.
new
five-month
12-month period ended May 31, earnings reached $47,130,798/
with $45,217,805
in
the previous comparable period, an
of 4.2%. Earnings per share of common stock were $2.34 for
the latest 12-month period, contrasted to $2.24, in the previous com¬
parable period.
Both figures are based on the average number of
shares outstanding during- the respective periods.
For the first five months of 1959, company earnings of. $20,703,095
were up 4.2%
over $19,886,485 for the first five months of 1958. The.
company's May earnings of $3,633,036 compared with $3,647,568 in
May, 1958.—V. 189, p. 2345.
%
QUOTATIONS
701.
Aeroquip Corp.—Announces Record Capital Expendi¬
ture Program—
A
Co., Inc.—Earnings Rise—
reported
16
and
increase
*
(It
June
on
12-month
compared
Producing Field—
p.
For
1921.
p.
company
latest
history.
In This Issue
test
missile
189,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. below.—V. 189,
Peter
Copy
ft
.
ACF Industries, Inc.—Gets Missile Contract—
The
a
Corporation and I nvestment News
J
v.-.',7
$1.25
share,
exclusive of restricted class B shares,
the 8,830.949 shares outstanding at May 31, 1959, equalled
first six months of 1958, earnings per common share
the
cents when
casn
flow
1,311,370 fewer shares were
earnings (net income
from
outstanding.
plus provisions
for
depreciation, depletion and amortization) amounting to $14,674,968,
equalled $1.60 per common share for the 1959 six months.
Net sales' of $142,772,984 established a record for any first six
months in the company's history.
sales of $105,046,581 in the first
This was an increase of 36%
half last year.
above
beginning of the third quarter, A-Mis. backlog of orders
exceeded by $15 million the order backlog of a year ago.
American-Marietta's directors at their meeting .declared the regular
At
the
quarterly dividends of 25 cents on common shares and $1.25 on the
prcferied, both payable Aug. 1, T959. Record date .for-payment of
the dividend on common shares is the close of business om Ju^TV
1959.
Record date for preferred shares Is July 20.—V. 189,, p. 2669*
i
(
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle v
(2778)
sales
appliance
in
May
President-sales, announced cn June 9,
Dealer billings for the month made it
SEC
The
issued
has
Radio
Corp.—Stock
shares
proceeds
facilities
registration with
.
corporation,
!
Offered—Public
stock
and
the
the
loans,
bank
augment
common
to
working
in
sale
of
the
is
The
Research
is
volume.
ness
The
company
is
also
active
in
electronics
combustion, chemical engineering
military pyrotechnics and rocket ignition,
mechanisms,
and
CAPITALIZATION—At
ization
the
of
stock,
common
the
of
EARNINGS—For
total
a
the
conclusion
■will,
company
out
year
of-the
consist
ended
.
5
Atlas
Atlantic
the
to
\'\3:; '
2562.
continuing
being
new
Ore.;
of
stated
with
that
its
the
firm
expansion
of
has
full
as
1,500
over
y
year.
outlets.
new
employees
Leases
and is
;
directly
utilized
from
a
major
the services of
assemble
Atlas
a
Sewing
abroad.
factory
In
the
past
v"
The
new
'
the
arrangement.
J
**
r
-
facture,
and
films
fibers.—V.
and
188,
U.
Court
District
S.
Audio
Devices,
Inc.—Produces
A
new
processes and equipment
The decree states that
New
Low-Cost
for making the fabric.
ihe
in suit,
"patents
them, are
of
each
The
Corp., Huntington, L. I., N, Y.
and
Exchange
C100;
800
20,000
and
offered
on
covering
$150
at
The
June
shares
shares
filed
a
letter
65
cumulative
of
of
of
preferred
stock
common
units
Corp.—New
Steel
involved.
'
three-strand mill is the fastest 10-inch rod mill in the
23-stund,
world.
Built at a cost of approximately $10 million, the mill is the
expensive single project in the history of the Kansas City works.
'.rite purpose of the new mill Is to produce competitively priced,
high
quality finished rods for reinforcing and wire rope, and increase pro¬
duction of wire mill and bolt and forged products.
Preliminary esti¬
most
indicate
mates
the
is
engaged
optical
engaged
in
design,
the
equipment
on
a
contract
and
basis
mill
new
will
than
more
triple
present
plant
1
rod
in
Industries, Inc.
Reports Profit
—
Retires
—
9 Months to
April 30—
Sales
;
Let
1959
87,593
share
per
Hyman
to
the
company
expects
to
use
Mr.
term
which
Inc.,
also
Marcus
loan
Co.—V.
of
189,
acquired
was
announced
Tha
that
directors
the
warrant,
acquisition
expected that
construct
and
.
approximately
or
any
to
—V.
189,
elected
of
the
paid
off
Penn-Mutual
Rcbert
Board
May 29.
Mr. McKim
Chief Executive Officer.
P.
Bonds
June 22-June 26_ $138,012,000
April.
had
the
to
on
as
Lewis
Artloom
its
Sciler,
of
Louisville,
Ky.,
J.
of
was
p.
*
$1,000,000
will
be
2670.
15-Juiy
10 period.
long-
June
29-July
July 6-10 ;
July 13-17
Insurance
President
President
Total
and
of
_______
Some of the
the
corporation.
•
executive
Both
Since
1957,
Vice-President
file wart
Seller
of
is
are
has
effective July
been
Associated.
Goods Co.
Dry
Seiler
Mr.
changes
Mr.
He
will
the
of
Mr.
McKim
Trustee
of
is
the
a
director
of
the
and
Pemco,
and
Executive
President
of
34,678,750
16,000,000
39,590,000
21,652,750
37,652,500
3,155,600
42,745,600
J $217,902,000
$106,412,660
$324,314,660
of
Exchange
member
of
larger issues in the June 22-26 week
are:
On June 23,
Northern Illinois Gas $20 million in bonds and Philip Morris $40 million
in debentures; on. June 24, $10> million Montecatini
(Italy) debentures,
and
Bank
Inc.
Corn
a
The
period.
Fidelity National
Chemical
Bowery Savings Bank;
as
Regional
indefinite
an
Citizens
Louisville; the Glenmore Distilleries
1959.
and
remain
in Louisville for
director
a
1,
director
a
Total
$184,937,810
58,978,750
24,300,000
3_
______
to the newly
corporation, it was
elected
was
Stocks
$46,925,810
McKim
the
previously
Bank; a
the Advisory
Commhtee^of^the Graduate* School of Business of Columbia University.
$39,982,000 SEC-registered, Toronto (municipality of Metropolitan)
debentures; and 175,000 shares of Aerojet-General Corp. common
on June 25.
Other larger issues scheduled are: $17,150,000 International
Recreation common on June 29; $20 million Montreal (Canada) deben¬
Canada
on June
30; 483,332 shares of Taft Broadcasting common on July 1;
$10 million Northrop Corp. debentures on July 7; and $15 million U. S.
tures
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Drilling Operations—
was
announced on June 4 that presently this company is drilling
which eight have already been successfully tested for gas.
It
.
).he drilling is proceeding to
have, multiple
^gas
T
'Siylvr
lower
levels
producing sands.
they
as
Wells
arc*
are
being
in
areas
drilled
Jim
?ee; a"d D"val Counties, Texas. Five wells are being
TeXaS- Two wells are bein® drlll^d in
vc
CouiRyKy.
*5} tbe last t^ret' weeks, two
County,
Wells
Texas,
covering
covering
shut
gas wells have been completed in Jim
in.
i1 °f this year" the
/ihhw
iSerred
and
to
comPany entered into
an
extensive
flhm?g*i,P/°gram' In,addition
over
rig into Starr
19,000
to the drilling activities
company has acquired an interest in leases
The
acres.
County, .Texas,
company
and
will
is
also
moving
begin drilling
a
Plywood Corp. debentures
on
July 15.
which
in
drilling
within' the
next
$1,100,000
A detailed
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
Registration" Section of the June 18
tained from the "Securities Now In
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course,'the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the Monday issue.
'
^
expended
toward
construction of these new plant facilities. It: is
additional funds needed to acquire a plant site
facilities would be obtained on a mortgage basis.
SEC-Registered Demand for Capital
Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
has
position of Chairman
remains
in
manuin¬
research
in
full short-term borrowings . which were incurred for
capital; purposes.
The prospectus states' that the company
next year it will be necessary to either
acquire or build, additional manufacturing space and that it is now
considering suitable new plant sites.
Although no definitive pl^ns
have
as
yet -been made, it is contemplated that, if business con'di^
compiled by the Corporate Financing Department of Commercial
Chronicle; tabulated from SEC and private sources, provide
following weekly depiction of demand for capital:
Nil
2238.
of
board
announced
Artloom
approximately $1,000,000
p.
Associated Dry Goods
created
by
r'"
3
that- within-"the
and Financial
pointed out that these earnings reflect
two months' operations of United Metal Cabinet Corp., which Artloom
acquired last February, and one month's operations of City Iron
Work,
securities
various
approximately
22-July 17 period, compared to debt issues, the aggre¬
as large as equities for the four-week
period (v. i.). While municipals, mortgages and short Treasury issues
apparently remain strong demanders for supply of savings, corporates
seem to have weakened
significantly in the summer market after a rela¬
tively strong spring financing period. A monitory note may be made to
the effect that corporate financing fuels real economic growth and depends
on
private investment primarily, not upon retained earnings or FederalState financing in a free market competitive economy. \
I
"252,535
$0.17
___
of the
repay,
scheduled last week for the June
was
Chairman,
Marcus,
t
.
stock,
$6,293,073
income
learnings
„
a
announced for June
the
1953
—$8,535,269
Nbw
Mines
was
to
Data
Artloom
Min¬
Ltd.;
Nu-Gord
development,
production.—V. 189, p. 2562.
Long-Term Insurance Loan—
Co.,
following
Gold
atomic-electronic
gate bond dollar volume is twice
;
purposes.
Mill—
Rod
be
25
•
The newest rod mill in the steel industry began operation on June 15
f.fc the Kansas City
(Mo.) plant of the company's Sheffield Division.
The
is
and
of
forthcoming four-week
period aggregates $185 million, of which $138 million are in bonds and
$47 million in stocks. Despite the plethora in the number of stock issues
(par
Ava
-
Inc.,
sale
The demand for funds in the first week of the
with
stock
10
cents) to
preferred and
(par
share of
one
No underwriting is
notification
of
proceeds are to be used for general corporate
Armco
what
Files With
—
S
the
common
SEC-registered financing set for - the four-week period beginning
amounts to $324 million, down about $25 million compared to
Commission—
16
in
unit
per
chares of, common.
a
June 22
license undpr the three patents.—V. 189, p. 1462.
corporation
the SEC
worth
NEXT FOUR WEENS
injunction
restraining
the
defendants
from
further
infringement.
/Xccoriling to the decree, a cash settlement v/as made and Glenoit was
Securities
the
of
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
>
V
unci
of
Of the proceeds to be.received by the company from the sale of the
tions
High-
p-V
wafer-type silicon rectifier, not much larger than an aspirin
been produced by this corporation at its Silicon Rectifier
fjood and valid in law," and recites that the defendants, Glenoit Mills.
a
Botany Industries subsidiary,
and Arnold William Schmidt
have infringed the three patents.
The decree further provides that Amphenol-Borg is entitled to an
a
i
\
3hc.,
Aquavee
evaluation
of
evaporation's Eorg Fabric Division. The patents cover the manu¬
facture of deep pile fabrics sold under the trademark Borgana and
Restricted!
V'-J
stock. $1 par value, to be offered for public
an
underwriting group headed by White, Weld &, Co.
offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup-
and
common
Kern "/
has
the
granted
'
•/
addition
signed by Federal Judge Patrick J. Stono
Wisconsin sustaining three patents of
lias been
decree
consent
the
the
Electronics Corp.—Patents Upheld—
Amphenol-Borg
A
announced
engineering
expects
tablet,
of
Canadian
'■
working
Performance Silicon Rectifier—
1609.
p.
and
peak
programs, principally for the" U. S. Government.
The
incorporated in Massachusetts
on
Oct. 24,
1946, as
partnership established in 1936 under the name Baird
Associates!
Baird-Atomic,
Inc.,
is
the
surviving corporation 'of
merger on June 1, 1956. with Atomic Instrument Company, a Massachusetts corporation founded in 1946.
!
'* •••'* "
"f
will decrease Atlas' cost of sewing machines by over 55 . Mr.
predicted that Atlas would have over 65 stores in full operation
with sales of over $20 million for the fiscal year ending May, I960.—
V. 189, p. 2030.
5 ' .,
organizational realignment of
the company's Research and
Development Division resulting in the creation of a Polyolefin De¬
partment, has been announced by Dr. Herschel H. Cudd, Vice-Presi¬
dent in charge of the Division. The new Department was created to
clear the way for rapid action connected with stereo regular polymers,
11
realistic
plied, by amendment.
company
company
Mr.
filed
public
stated,
Dep't—
Corp.—Creates Polyolefijn
Viscose
American
in
located at 33 University Road, Cambridge, Mass., on
registration statement with the SEC covering 180,^
company,
17
Kern
An
and
shares of
sale through
successor
distributing and importing firm to import and
Machines.
load
available
2238.
registration would, provide.;;' 5-V. V,v•>
struments
presently
are
.
are
p.
comprises the names of Canadian companies whose securi¬
Commission has reason to believe, recently have been or
Baird-Atomic,
y
Albuquerque, N. M.; Portland,
and El Paso, Tex.
Co., Ltd.—On
v
on'June
000
The
-
negotiated for new stores to be opened in the first quarter of the
fiscal year in San Juan, Puerto Rico;
Mining
informed
an
This
yet for the
would complete
now
capacitive
a
Baird-Atomic, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
5
$218,079,
Atlas completed a $3,000,000 12-year loan from two insurance com.panies on April 17. and Mr. Kern stated the funds will be used to aid
the company's store
expansion program and to import merchandise,
'3.
:
Kern
list
the
which
1571.'
company
Mr.
growth prospects, also are questioned.
challenges a statement that American, "while
relatively new
in the television set manufacturing business, having
entered it in 1955, has, in its opinion, developed a unique method of
merchandising from factory directly to TV technician
to the con¬
sumer"; the failure to disclose that sale of the additional $300,000 of
stock would ;result in a $235,000 increase in the equity of the com¬
pany's President, while the public's equity would
be reduced from
$300,000 to $134,000; and the failure to disclose adequately the pur¬
poses for which the net cash proceeds of the stock sale are to be used.
p.
net
with
"
Research
stated that he anticipated Atlas
this year
earnings substantially above the preceding year and hoped
would achieve the highest earnings in its T2-year history.
Kern
Mr.
with
available
not
milliamperes
are
being distributed in the United States in violation of
the
registration
requirements of .the Securities Act of 1933, thus
depriving investors of the financial and other information essential
3
•
Sewing Centers, Inc.—Expects Record Earnings
Although earnings figures are
500
less
resistive
a
shares.
2,000,000
income
net
p.
of
bulkier,
with"
currently
optics
•
Gold
SEC
The
ties,
electro-
.v
rating
a
companies to its Canadian Restricted List:
ing Co., Ltd.; Arqericanadian Mining & Exploration
Surpass Petrochemicals Ltd.; North Lake Mines Ltd.:
Ltd.; and TaigaMines Ltd.
,
~
5
".3 3 5
June
ing sales potential and
The Commission also
189,
has
the
m'illiamperes
750
Canadian
the capital¬
753,856* shares
of
•<
of
1958.
31,
reported operating revenues of $3,756,524 and
equal to 23 cents per common share.—V. 189,
.
order is a
American's vibrators are used as original equipment in
c,uto radio sets
and in the vibrator replacement market, as is the
failure to disclose that the original equipment auto radio vibixator
market has materially declined in each year since 1955 and is now
almost noil-existent, and that the replacement market for auto radio
vibrators can be expected to decline materially in the next few years.
Other references to the company's position in the vibrator field, includ¬
the representations challenged in the Commission s
of
issue
Dec.
•.
of
"
handle
rating of 40O volts. Other models
ratings from 100 to 500 volts.—V. 189,
The
financing,
solely
authorized
and
'•••. 5 '
\
to
inverse
Ava
primarily
chemistry,
and
replacement
~
rated
List—rm
expansion
of
existing
position of the company.
Atlantic
the
of¬
statement that
—V.
It
quick
and
easy
types.
is
40E5
peak
used
be
selenium
No.
load.
finance
capital
1949,
will
for
constructed
efficient
at
stock
instruments, the new rectifier, called
encapsulated silicon diode.
ceramic
epoxy
an
.
Special features of the No. 40E5 are its low cost, the fact that it
provides. high current in small, space, will not short, is unusually
rugged
and reliable, and will withstand very high temperatures.' It
leading
a
is
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
Calif. L.'*'3 the manufacture of radio
phonography tape recorders; sound movie
Ana,
sets,
electronic
and
40E5,
No.
-
engaged in the research, development and manufacture in the field of
solid propellant rockets, which constitute about 805
of current busi¬
not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
1959 (as amended), American pro¬
posed the public offering of 100,000 shares of common stock at $3 per
diare pursuant to such an exemption.
The Commission asserts in its
suspension order, among other things, that the company's offering
circular contains false and misleading representations and that the
stock offering
violates Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of the
Securities Act.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated or
respect to offerings of securities
2n a notification filed March 23,
made permanent.
of
from
BUSINESS—Incorporated
respect to a public offering of stock by this company.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from
Among
100,000
short-term
retire
to
1933 with
of
made that this
mechanical springs,
Research
of
PROCEEDS—Net
the Securities Act
under
recently
was
of
tele-vision
projectors,
additional
•
in „Bgnta
receiver,
$15 per
share was made on June 17 by Johnston, Lemon & Co.
The offering was oversubscribed and books closed.
Paul, Minn.—
St.
Co.,
Atlantic
fering
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
an
registration
from
exemption
acquired
146.
p.
Division
i.
*
Division,
inverse
Offering Suspended by SEC—
Stock
and
189,
in
acres
drilled.
Rentals
precision
has selected a site in
company's service area at Mattoon, 111., for,the construction of
a
new
plant. The plant will cover about 55.000 square feet and will
employ about 300 people when operations are begun.—V. 187, p. 1998.
acquired the assets and business of South Bend
Lathe Works,
it was announced on June 17.
Hornblov.er & Weeks
furnished financial advice ar.d assistance to the negotiations leading
up to the above transaction.—V. 189, p. 2502.
&
the
the
has
Television
Co.—-V.
1,200
being
now
of
Associated Spring Corp.—To Build New Plant—
Announcement
Steel Foundries—Acquisition—
American
Gas
&
in
is
indebtedness
company's
Oil
Associated
manufacturer
..
company
interest
an
■
the highest May since 1956.
monthly sales have continuously exceeded ycar-ago to¬
tals since December of last year, Mr. Travis said.—V. 189. p. 1234.
,3. v;!: y-,3/4 - •
,,'■
American
acquired
west Texas, and the* well
is possible since the sale
the
off
paid
for
cash
Kelvinator's
This
program
which
up 40',/
over a year ago
months, Homer L. Travis, Vice-
has
company
in
County,
This
were
their highest volume in 26
The
days.
Nolan
v
.
Kelvinator
and reached
five
Salei;
Appliance
Corp.—Kelvinatoi
Motors
American
increase—
.
June 18,• 1959.
Volume
Number
139
5857
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2779)
Bangor & Aroostook
;
RR.—Earnings—
*., receipts for 60,000 shares of
Co. Ltd;
-7
1
1959—Month—1958
-
$1,482,861
$1,568,959
expenses.
1,159,-419
1,137,086
4.823,278
5,043.010
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper.
$323,442
$431,873
81,189,673
$1,799,294
Railway oper.
'^
1959— i Mos.-1958
S6.012.951
ordinary registered stock of British Oxygen
4
.
"' Period find. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue__
S6.842.3D4
Brockton
1
j
Edison
Co.—Bond
Offering Approved—
.
exploration management
-
The SEC has issued
income.-.;
—-V.
189,
258 654 ;
195,503
833,098\
proceeds,
Hevi-Duty Electric Co. below.—V.
189,
tion
purposes.—V.
2670.
p.
and
189,
2563.
p.
discounts)
Income
Montaup Electric Co., a subsidiary; $580,000 to the prepayment of
outstanding short-term notes to banks; and the balance for construc¬
Basic Products Corp.—Merger Approved—
See
;
Fed.
Corp.—Hearing
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
;
Period End. May 30—
.
Sales
$6,050,207
V.
189,
$5,772,552
$23,631,509
The
$22,981,932
'".A-C
.
V.; V/
'•
Securities
ridge
.
2239.
p.
;
'1959—22 Weeks—1958
1959—5 Weeks—1958
____
Development
and
Development
uled
hearing
a
Exchange
Commission,
Ridgewood, Queens,
Gossett Co.—Reports
&
6 Months Ended May 31—
;
Net
sales
before
Federal
income
Net
''
Corp.'
for
-
189,
816,520
_V_—share
per
1-
July
28,
in
1959,
"
a
public
The
on May
shares of
the New
on
22
filed
Stock
letter
a
stock
common
York
with
notification
ol
$1)
(par
be
to
the
offered
< 1)
its
John
R.
members
stockholder.—V.
188.
646.
p.
r
the
by Robert E.
number
Mr.
board
York
New
Call
and
directors
Davicl
this
of
Finn
newly
ere
cbporation,
it
of; its
Gosneli
is
Weaver,
directors
Jr., President.
from
Association, Inc.. and
The
Paul
to
seven
Vice-President
a
of
Revere
The company
;
Massachusetts.
Life Insurance
-
.
$1 -million
Mr.
i-
partner
a
Finn
Is
the
in
instrumental
was
Mr.
financing.
new
Call,
Peck;
President
of
Ruder
largest public relations firms
Corp.
lor the past seven
investment
banking firm of Adams
arranging the Bettinger financing.
in
&
which
Finn
has
years.—V.
Inc.,
been
189,
the
of
one
counsel
be
R..
.The
company
outlined
components and
criticisms
by
the
June
details
11
parts,
spare
Federal
General
of
against
of
for
Boeing
»
provide
that
on
a
■
The
*
items
18,090
in
Questions
to
estimates—not
final
costs—representing
less than 371, of the total
outlay. Boeing and Air Force representatives
agreed to use subcontractors' list prices to develop their estimates on
numerous, items.
In
some
cases,
these proved to be out of date,
thus causing
Boeing to predict.- costs too high or too low.
Some
made
were
formation, and
In
Company
the
at
fuel
management
under
are
the
obtained
unexpected, economies
due
in
part
to
the
provided <by
in
$1,700,000
in
clause
on
that
profit
all
trouble-free
$4,048,736
SEC
the
might
have
government;
New
of
"Too
often,
Aircraft
the
creates
of
individual
transactions
such
as
these
profits, whereas in fact other
profit reductions.
The important figures
complete programs.
Boeing stockholders
are
familiar
with these
total
results,
reflected in
the
company's
modest
earnings.
In
the years
in question—-1956 and 1957—-when
our
business was mainly military, the company earnings after taxes
i
relating-to
be
unwarranted
dollar volume.'*—V.
of
189,
.
since
Booth Fisheries Corp.—Sales
R.
P.
"On
Fletcher,
the
President,
Jr.,
basis
of
said
29
unaudited
in
-
,
Harbor,
1954.—V.
•
-
-
the
last
quarterly
&
Net
of
earnings
$1,067,658
all-time
an
the
in
high
quarter -ended; March
first
in
quarter
results,
31,
1959,
according
to
'
Beard,
Chas. E.
Beard
Mr.
v
cents
pointed
of
the
domestic
i
sustained
DC-3
offset
Results
historic
costs'
for
low
-the
ratio
incident
with
bined
to
results,
which
have
Mr.
heed
new
some
Beard
'
equal
were
first
competition
on
15
and
Houston-Dailas-Chieago.
will
be
Boeing
in
operation
the
by
of
from
the
earnings on
$28,076 was
America.
February.
Mr: Beard said,-will
The
on
not
bear
their
thjs year.
Training and other
turbine-powered aircraft, comcertain route segments, are expected
earnings.
between
He
added
end'of
v
-
two of Braniff's nine Lock¬
been
delivered. These were
Antonio-Dallas-New
San
that
a
th» -veT
York
total of eight Electras
and t^at deliveries of
aircraft are scheduled to* begin in October,
r
The first of these will be placed in scheduled operation in December
and it is. anticipated, Mr. Beard said, that profitable operations will
1 continue throughout the year.—V. 189, p. 1791.
*
707
jet-powered
-
Co., Ltd.—Registers With SEG—
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.. of New York filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 10,
1959, covering American depositary
THE
COMMERCIAL
AND
FINANCIAL
earnings
1959
CHRONICLE
31%
'1
up
•
..
30,
.
amounted
months
of
the
1958
fiscal
period
same
in
1958.—V.
187,
to
announced
June
189,
1463.
p.
located
a
in
industrial
new
park
'
of Cabot,
Canada
of
'
There
listed
was
224.861; aditional
-'
shares
have
175,862
'
e'hee
of
>
shares
and-38,724
1959,
14.
of
as
cumulative
consideration
Ltd.
for
p.
acquisition
increase
shares
.__i.—_
at $3
of
the
-
American
Corp. of Boston; Mass.—V: 189. p. 1791.
Research
'
'!
7
.
&
Development
'.
,
If
$10,000,000
their
offering
the
cash
operate
as
is
e 'r»
M
E
his
rnr >
At
the public
its
shares,
H.
Macdonald
Vice-President,
:,s
intention
that
by
for
-*n"e
investment company.
open-end
an
completed.
subscribed
in
Inc
i>un I.
in
William
of
shareholders'
income
to
and
them
enable
to
share
.
June
on
(N.Y.)—Files With SEC—
filed
3
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
-
-
Corp.—To Merge Several Fabricating
P.
Koenig, President, at
13,; said in part:
annual
the
meeting of stockholders
our
the
next few months it is planned to merge several of the
into
the
parent company.
„■
acquisition of the assets of Consolidated Coppermines,
your corporation has increased its holdings of The Titan Metal Manu-
subsidiaries
.
the
(facturing Co. irem 93.4%
,
absorption
laws
of
t
of
the
"With
Titan
States
the
and intends to proceed with the
to over 97%
under
of
provisions of the corporation
Pennsylvania.
fabricating companies," it
is conactivities of your corporation c,an
appropriate
New
consolidation
York
of
and
the
templated that the manufacturing
gradually be organized into operating divisions along lines of logically
related products.
The operating divisions will be supplemented by> &
compact central staff, most of which is already in being and which
further
rative
in
augmented should it appear necessary.
various
in
measures
order
promptly to take
newly acquired enterprises.
functional
advantage
•
areas
of
pre
now
Certain collabo¬
being pufsuad
the-combined
talents
of
the
•
.,
"Since the
acquisition from Consolidated Coppermines of the investment portfolio, having a market value of about $21.5 million, a .sub¬
stantial portion of the common stocks and -corporate bonds included
$0.08
production capacity by an additional $5,000,000.
New
England operations have just been moved from Somcrville,
to a 50,000 foot plant in Peabodjf, Mas,s., which will be the
'first pl'ailt in New
England to jri-oduce irolyethylene, Kralastlc, and
plastic; sewer pipe.
•
/
'
aifiliate
to
May
on
will be
Mass.,
an
public
and
indicated
Pasco
therein
tions,
has
been
and
million
The
when
projects
;
1
"For
~
held
for
in
the
short-term
in
has
portfolio
investment
in
been
government
used
will
converted
be
various
capita)
the basis of projected earnings.
currently under study.
'
is
obliga¬
liquidate $G
this year.
was
on
example,
to
million
$2
due
into
cash
projects deemed.
A number of sqch
].
V
.
management is studying possible additions to
products, which may .be accomplished cither byundertaking new manufacturing ..operations ourselves or by acquiring
ether companies already in the desired business.
Another area
for
investment, lies
in
the
improvement and additions to existing plant;
to increase earnings potential:--•
" ' "
^
{
the
;
be
to
needed
to be attractive
«
invested
and
bank
securities
and
.as
,
sold
portion of '.he proceeds
debt, of which only
a
of
.
is
ruling.
agreements
per
Cerro de
"Since
Carlon sales for all of 1959 are expected to be abeve $8,500,000, * as
compared with $6,500,000 in 1958.
Carlon has just announced the establishment of a. new 100,000
sq. ft.
plant at High Springs, Fla.*, which will be the world's largest plastic
pipe plant under one roof.
It is expected to increase the company's
Carlon
cash
then
has
the
"Within
<
v
246,704
$0.23
1
tax
are
considering various alternatives available to us for capital
investment, particularly of the cash ^nd proceeds from- the sale .of
securities; acquired from Consolidated ' Coppermines Corp.
»
Net per>hare-^_,___..__-_F_^--_^
the
these
returned
marlri-*aWe
1958
346,154
be
ve
•
2.0,142
.
Agree-
attention and taking action to simplify
so as to
enable us more readily to effect
various operating economies and generally to create a unified business
much stronger than a mere collection of individual
companies. Secondly,
$1,611,952
78,098
shares!
for
under
escrow
"Presently we are giving
our corporate
organization
Plan,
$2,547,858
of
basis
Centennial
William
corporation
Robert
Carlon Products Corp.—Has Record Four Months-r-
»•
Escrow
^covering 100,000 shares of class A
held
:f
prefer-
1959
such
Man¬
to offer
the Fund,
of
^ Subsidiaries—Plans Additional Capital Expenditures—
.
Four Months Ended April 30—
of
use
-
"
879.
Sales
shares
common stock (no par) to be
share through Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc. The pro¬
ceeds will be used for general
corporate purposes, including purchase
of Wilson Organic Chemicals.
* "
■
»
10,752
of
the
possible capital appreciation."
offered
;
Exchange,
which
the
the
to
and
Denver
of
This
Cabot
Purchase
convertible
the
187,
V.
of
Share
is
until
escrow
the Fund would
SEC
Dry
Stock
par),
company's
$1.25
ancf Anchor Breweries
Hope
stock" tno
the
-of
the Montreal
on
common
under
which
Century Chemical Corp.
Ltd.—Listing of Common Stock-
May
issued
conversions
upon
.
on
shares
been
through
placed in escrow
deposited assets will
President
in
new
Canadian Breweries
proposes
and
said
fabricating
:
Centennial
Fund
acquiring
Centennial Management's prospectus lists Ranald
to
has
'
development
only
company.-
the
of
was
'
President
to
means
a
depositing in excess
of
$100,000
under
the
Escrow
Agreements,
and
is the
beneficial
owner
of 8,000 shares of Centennial Fund stock
having a net asset
value of $100,000,
Berger is president and Macdonald Vice-President
of the Fund.
The Fund's basic investment policy "is to acquire assets
which appear likely to grow in earning
power over the years, iy order
5,
Corp.,
plant will function in p. sense as the regional headquarters
of
(he 54-year-old beverage company, serving the 13 licensed
plants
bottling- Canada Dry products which supply the six-state New England
area.—V. 189, p.
807.-'
* v
the
in
Grant
•
Jr.,
^
announce
as
;
this'community."
Denver,
known
and
2790.
"
Roy "W.-Moore;
available
would be delivered
chief of the Bulova plants in Providence, R. I.,
and a member of the operating committee
as
Y.,
adviser
as
ptime the assets held.in
'
Corp.—SEC Charges Fraud—
Office
Corp.,
v
investment
open-end
been
all
held
year.
p.
Research
&
that it has elected to adopt one of two plans which
as
the "private" and the "public" plans.
If the private
adopted, the assets in escrow would be exchanged- Immediately
for-shares of
Centennial
Fund,
Inc.
and
it would
operate as an
open-end regulated investment company.
If the public plan is adopted,
.the
Management Corporation will make arrangements for a public
offering of shaves of Centennial Fund, Inc. for cash, under the best
underwriting terms then available, and the assets In escrow will be
Co., Inc.—New Exec. Vice-President—
N.
-
Center,
Forbes
lines
of
vour
fabricated
,
(William)
'
Lyndall
F.
elected
Wiiiiam
Carter
Co.—New President—
:
*
'
r
'\
Carter, grandson of the founder of this company, has
President,
succeeding his father,, the- late Horace A.
died May 2.
L. i Carter,
Vice-President
and
advertising
manager,
was
elected
Secretary,
David
H.
Finnigan,
Vice-President,
was
chosen
Treasurer, and Manson H. Carter, Merchandise Manager of the Tod¬
dlers'
Division,, was elected Clerk.
The
late
Horace
A.
Carter
had
been
Treasurer
and
Clerk,
in
addition
'
,
The
new
president
,—V." 188, ,p.
has
2027.
been
■
to
holding
office of
'
or
It
,*
.
*
.
since
-
Mining
Ontario,
The
announcement
adds:
70
road
milw
north
of
New
geological
A
of
number
structure
silver
occur
in
Preliminary surface sampling
excellent
assay
current
values
in
showings
Liskeard,
various
of
silver
sections
various
and
identified
embraces
under
direction
of
Aluminum
Co.
In
Peru,
our
sinter plant' moderniza¬
lead
is
consider
board
of
will
directors
in
connection with the
miles long, to provide
of hot mine water at
Casapolca and which will permit mining of the Casapalca orebody at
if
i
"Expenditures .wera
recently -authorized -for
vicrk in connection with the Rio Blanco copper
As in the case of the possible increase.of zinc refining
capacity, mentioned earlier, this tunnel project will only be undertaken
the economic and political climate in Peru is considered .satisfactory,
,
which
basis
corporation
our
decisions
for
holds
an
design "of
on
detailed
engineering
property-in Chile on
option- such ^"rk will provide the
the mine! concentiator and smelter.
the
the
"There
Castlebar
'
which
hold
our
attention
as
possibly
of,
up
Canada
.
"
include
a
bearing
a
joint
p»-or)erties in
venture with
joint
venture
with
Cyprus
Mines
Corp.
on
potential
copper
'
groups.
returned
projects
our funds.
Since 1952 your corporation has
mining exploration activities in the United States and
and
holds
options
on
several
currently
These
prospects.
stepped
favorable
claim
other
are
meriting expenditure
Co.,
some
both
southern
of
Salt
Douglas and Bayfield Counties, Wis., and also
Chief Consolidated Mining Co. and the Armeft
Lake
City,
to
explore
the
Holt
silver
mine
Utah.
4,800
feet
of
work, which will
the property."
International
Mine
diamond
include
Services
■
"Meanwhile
million
;
;
of
and
exploration continues on the
concessions
in Peru owned by Ceno
troleum Corp., and
the
'Ltd.,
acres
oil
appropriation
gas
your directors may soon
of funds to inFi-He *est
be
more
de. Pasco
requested
drilling
of
structures which might contain entrapment^ of oil."—V.
than two
In
United
States
D
S
Possessions ' Territories
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations
In
and
Member-
the rate of
.
of
Pan-American
Union
$65 On
«e»
vear
In
Dominion
of Canada
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
$68.00
per
vear
Othe-
r-nuntries, $72.00 per year.
must he made In New York fund!.
Pe-
to consider
one
or
more
189,
p.
1791.
U. S
Patent Office) William B. Dana Com panyy Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7. N
Y.,
REctor 2-9570
Geore»
J
Morrtssey
Editor;
William
Dana
Seibert
President
Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday")
Other offices: 135 8
La Salle 8treet
Chicago 3
Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613)4 Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25 1942 at the post office at New York. N Y.. under the Act of March 3, 1879
Subscription!
(Reg.
in
'
•
initial
drilling" along with" the.'surface exploration
geological mapping of a portion of
-is
the
showings have
Cobalt.
an
copper
greater depths.
,
program
detailed
."Work
with
of
the
*.
_
ground is contained within five,closely related claim groups geologically
located in the north central part of the
Miller Lake Basin.' All claim
groups are situated on.or. near the favorable
Nipissing Diabase Sill
Structure,, with.which the economic silver occurrences of the area are
associated.
of
.-
.
some
expansion
'
claim
Canada.
"Located
and
;
on
May
28 that this company has opened an
of exploration, diamond drilling and surface work
holding adjoining the Castle-Trethewcy and Sisco
Development
in
the
Gowganda
Silver
Camp
of
Northern
28
modification
nearing completion, and your
authorizing initial 'exDenditures
driving of a pair of parallel tunnels, each six
•both ventilation with
fresh air and drainage
1956.
■"
the
are
electrolytic refinerv of the Lewin-Mathes Company
111., and improvement of liot rolling facilities
Monsanto,
at
project
soon
Vice-President
way
the
and
Fairmont
tion
announced
was
its
at.
Presi¬
Among
under
now
smelter
•
to
remain
competitive, it is imperative that we keep
technological progress in mining, metallurgy and metal
the projects of this character recently completed
are
with
Division
*.
integrated program
on
we
step
fabrication.
■
executive
-
the
"If
in
.
Castlebar Silver & Cobalt Mines Ltd., Toronto, Canada
—Starts Exploration and Drilling Program-^
"The
British Oxygen
and
■
.;
of
however, that
aircraft have
Jrne
Latin
in
six
Ftegional
dent.
results
effect
turbo-prop
operation
in
quarter;
out,
Net
loss
36
were
and
introduction
adverse
a
to
inter¬
profit in March but it was not sufficient'to
annual
to
the
while
1953,
$174,642
equipment.
surplus
$1,095,734
operations
January
pointed
Electra,
placed
to
of
a
operations and
from
other
were
earned
deficits
the
and
division
international
on
division
national
$893,016
aircraft
sale
-
*
final
that
out
Earnings comprised
.
'
'
\*
per share and up 148.7%
over the first quarter of
than $100,000 above previously reported estimates.
more
;
President.
'
,
1127.
p.
plan is
six
by
According do
Carter/who
Airways, Inc.—Record Quarterly Earnings—
established
•
April
an
pattern
not
are
first
*
been
Braniff
13%
;
ended
the
announced
-
report to stockholders, a large fish pro¬
duction and processing plant located on Fortune Bay, Newfoundland,
was
acquired for a nominal
investment. Also purchased were the
Fabet
Gorp.
group
of 'companies
in
Gloucester,
Mass.
Substantial
expansion and improvement of our shrimp facilities at Brownsville,
Texas, are nearing completion."—V.
189, p. 2239.
•
first
$0.24
189,
by March 1,
Depositors.
If
assets^ in excess of $10,000,000 have been deposited by that time.
Centennial Management will report this fact to all
Depositors, and "tvill
2454.
p.
outstanding.—V.
SEC—
investment
now
The
the
alsd
5
ahead
were
189,
is.
the
Agreements
art1
1960,
-
the
Industrial
i
,
by consumer resistance to higner prices brought about by inadequate
supplies of many important species of fish and seafood and by strohg
competition from
non-fisnery
food
products; However;
net -income
should hold close to, or slightly exceed, the record of $842,600 earned
in fiscal 1958. ^
4."Sinee
Juhe
on
in
has
-
corporation on June 10 officially opened a new "master" plant
England that it described as the region's largest, most modern
soft-drink field.
The
new
plant, whose three acres of floor
space replaces two small,
outmoded
soft-drink
production plants in
the
area,
is located directly on
Route
128
in
Waltham
(Mass.)
1
I
part:
figures,
-
•"
respect
This
in
Off—Earnings Hold—- '
May
on
preliminary,
in
Earnings Rise—
Earnings-
sales
for the
52
weeks ended
May 2 are expected
to be lower than the record
$48,550,000 reported for the preceding fiscal year. Sales were hampered
'
misleading
•
permanent.—V.
months
the
York
assumed
Number
•
in
$1.45
common, stock___;
shares
agreements provide
a
procedure for accumulating
$10,000,000 or more in cash or securities in escrow for simultaneous
exchange for the shares of an open-end regulated investment company
and
Canada Dry Corp.—Opens New Plant—
1
2239.
p.
and
is
ments.
cer¬
David Anderson/ Vice-President, who has been
Factory Manager of the Jackson Heights, N. Y., manufacturing division
the
and '2.39',«
3.19%
made
company
Fachon's duties
Sag
developments-cause
those
were
■
of
impression
an
estimate
are
-Mr.
same
sub-contracts
criticism
com¬
include
to
notification
E.
will
in¬
easily might have increased the total
cost to the government oy some $25,000,000.
i
William M.
Allen, Boeing President, said:
"The General Accounting Office has not accused the Boeing Com¬
pany of bad faith in
these matters.
Like several other companies,
Boeing has submitted adjustments in various instances.
^
not
were
said
Fund
Escrow
which
1959, that
(formerly of Jamaica, N. Y.), Budget Funding Corp.,
Securities Corp.,
have been indicted on charges of
sale of Budget Funding preferred stock.—V.
189, p. 2671.
the
in
and
;
Cessna
realized
price contract,
inclusion
but
that
Fachon,
Executive
Vice-President
and
a
director,
effective? May 31 after 33 years with the company, it
announced
by General Omar N. Bradley, Board Chairman.
'
and
the subcontractor.
A
asserted
for New
Cessna
fixed
The
agement
its
Spiller
Inter-City
Emil
Rubber
production
techniques
Inclusion of a redetermina¬
recovered some of Cessna's
engineering
contract
for
B-52
almost
an
proven
Boeing -to
clause
new
:
"
Tire
and
way.
Firestone
prices quoted.
As for
a
contract with the
for B-52
stabilizer assemblies,
Boeing
said
Corp.,
tion
Boeing
still
with,
cells, Boeing said no other qualified suppliers
time, and the product could be obtained only
the
at
the
revisions
contract
a
B-52
for
available
were
when
other
to
regar#
order
corporation
(2)
-
or
6,200
$382,370
Fund, Inc., both newly-organized
Denver, Colo., filed a registration
10, 1959, covering securities, as fol¬
of Centennial Management escrow
agreements, and
Centennial Fund capital stock.
'
$10,000,000
800,000 shares of
suspended
resigned
report
concerned
spare
parts
cost
which
the
company
was
required to
estimated costs of more than $180,000,000.
relative
arose
revisions
•
in
with
which
Regulation
the
false
were
President,
Bulova Watch
'
GAO
one
program
of
and
breaking-'half year. V"
William
.
>
said
estimates
of
1959,
of
Management
lows:
the
due
/
B-52
contractors.
•«
vacated
Budget Funding
defense
14
failure
circular
share!;"Outstanding for the
&
included
been
Office
•
Net earnings "per. share for the first half of fiscal 1959, on 1,820,599
shares outstanding, were $2.91 compared to $2.23
per share on 1.813,624
and
had
-
proposed
debentures
Net
V
country's
subcontracts
which
Accounting
•
with
1933
temporarily
was
22,
conditions
for- the* .six
sales
Boeing Airplane Co.—Explains Government Contracts
bomber
of
236,000
31,000
corporation and Centennial
companies, of 714 Boston Building,
statement with the SEC on June
$131,972,771 compared to $116,798,434 for the same period a year ago.
earnings- were substantially higher with a
total
of
$5,298,713
,
•"
*.
May
facts.
Gamble,.
.
record
a
fraud
;
offering
material
should
Net
the Bettinger
for
for
•
2347.
p.
convertible
6%
exemption
of
its notification,
; months sales of this
-
Worcester,
Mass,
The Massachusetts Protective
Association
was
the
purchaser
of $400,000 of 6Co
prior cumulative preferred and The Paul Revere
Life
Insurance
Co.
was
the
purchaser of the $600,000 5V2%' first,
mortgage notes, which together made up Bettinger's recently completed
Act
share
"
1,436,000
$1,629,020
1,028,651
This
•
Clark
Protective
of
Co.
Securities
Brown Shoe Co., Inc.—Sales and
-
increased
nine.
The
permanent, an earlier
suspending
a
Regulation
A
the
15-year
The
the
of
reason
taxes)
-
Colo.—Registers With
Office,
the'July 28th hearing, inquiry will be conducted into these and
related matters for the purpose of determing whether the suspension
:
an¬
A.
order
terms 1 and
by
certain
elected
was
under
of
deferred
______
per
on
1958
$34,325,515 $28,419,247
taxes..2__l______l_____^ '
3,096,020
624,570
(including
Centennial
sched¬
Regional
make
or
At
,
of
the
with
information in
order
v
,
nounced
the
Gosnell, William B,
of
of
_
Bettinger Corp.—Three New Directors Elected—
vacate,
temporarily
$200,000
Regulation
.accompanying
V
Exchange, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
go to a selling
-
the
of
Commission's
that
tain
SEC
at
by
the
by
•
Co., Ardmore, Pa.—Files With SEC.
company
covering 400
offering
provided
l
plied
market
Commission
1959
allowances
taxes
income
♦Based
y Jan. 1, 1974, pursuant to' the conditional exemption from registration
■;»
SO.31
'''''
Bestwall Gypsum
to
income
taxes
income
"■Earnings
:
to a public1 offering of Brookridge debentures,.notification filed on Dec. 19, 1958, the company
respect
.
t;> In
$489,396
SO.49
the
of
whether
exemption' from- registration
518,720
$764,288
•_
342.
p.
1958
$13,373,863 $11,197,522
1,580,808
1.008,116
taxes—___________
question
i order
1959
taxes
income
Earnings
—V.
Record Sales—
_„2
Income
the
on
;
Brook-
on
•
Bell
Ordered by
request
of
New York, has
Hirsh-
Higher—Earnings Up—
freight,
■
Net
Brookridge
•
before
inc.
State
for the Joseph H.
arm
•
deducting-
of
i
'
6 Months Ended April 30—
Net sales
(after
to issue and sell $5,000,000 of first mortgage and
trust bonds, series due 1989, at competitive
bidding. Of the
$3,679,200 is-to be applied
to the acquisition ol securities
collateral
2238.
p.
Act author-
izing ;this company
<
1,175,961
'order under the Holding Company
an
and consulting
Interests."
Celotex Corp.—Sales 20%
r
•
•
financial
norn
.
3
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2780)
the thrce-for-one split
of the company's stock, which was approved at the annual meeting of
shareholders, will become effective on June 30, 1959.
On that date
each outstanding
share of common stock of the par value of $5
per share
will be split into three shares of the par value of $1.50
per
share.
On July 1, Crocker-Anglo National Bank, as exchange
agent, will send to the shareholders of Channing Corp., instructions
and forms
of letters of
transmittal to be used in exchanging cer¬
directors
tificates.—V.
June
on
189,
announced
16
This
that
2347.
p.
Receives New Contract—
Chemetron Corp.—Division
first full-scale edible-oil-processing in¬
stallation were revealed at Lethridge, Alta., on June 8.
Western
Canadian
Seed
Processors,
Ltd. announced that Girdlcr
Process
for
Canada's
western
Division
Equipment
Chcmetron
of
Louisville, Ky„ has
Corp.,
appointed to engineer and equip basic plant facilites for pro¬
of
vegetable oils that will be used in manufacturing salad
oils, margarine and shortening and similar edible fats and oils products.
been
June
on
E.
C.
said:
in
4
look
the
at
two
new
and in Los
York
New
in
Simca
future of
economy
very
April 27,
Wis.
op¬
"Based on our confidence that Simca will continue to
important faclor in our company and in the American auto¬
mobile market, we are embarking on a dealer expansion program
to
develop previously unexplored market areas.
There is a need for
additional dealers in those areas where we have not as yet realized
ing
an
the
potential
total
million
import,
field
come
with
up
will
6%
processing plant recently placed in operation, and a solvent
extraction plant, nearing completion, that will produce crude oil from
sun-flower and other seeds as raw material for the new edible oil
wc
<•%
potential
oil
seeds
western Canada farm land.
Delivery of Girdler-built "Votator" equipment is scheduled for late
this year. Start of operation of the GO-ton-per-day plant Is planned for
the first half of I960.
Girdlcr Process Equipment Division engineers
of
grown
preliminary engineering studies on which plans lor the
new
plant were bused, the announcement said, and will supervise
start-up and training of resident engineers in
its operation next
year.
Design of the plant incorporates plans for doubling capacity
in the
189, p. 2239.
division spokesmen said.—V.
future,
near
1958."
triple the number sold
.7'
and
year
.
The two new additions to the Simca
five
'Of
line
j.'.
the Elysee,
This
308.009
308,000
'
55.000
55,000
i-
300,000
300,000
7_.
150.000
subordinated debs—.'
150,000
300,000 shs.
7147,520 shs.
purchase common stock at
7,752 shs.
share, expiring July 1, 1933
of
shares
of
conversion
the
siook,
common
7,752 shares are reserved for
9.472
cumulative
5.60'»
issuance
7,752 shs.
shares
were
re¬
convertible
preferred
the exercise of out¬
uoon
offered
and
will be
of the 2,368 outstanding shares of preferred
stock.
The preferred stock has been called for redemption on June 1,
15)59 at $26.25 per share.
Eich share of preferred stock is convertible
on or prior to May 27,
1959 into four shares of common stock. Subse¬
Rail-Truck Method for Shipping Pas¬
Launches New
upon the conversion
quent to the completion of the sale of the common stock offered, 11,116
shares of the common stock of the company will be offered in exchange
Cars in Volume—
senger
'00,000
dcbn.—__
series A.
authorized
lor
7 issued
family-size sedan and the Grand Large, a two door,
passenger hardtop.
Priced competitively, they will be sold in
Simca dealers' showrooms from coast-to-coast starting June 26.
720
360.000
100.000
tThis figure includes the 30,000 shares ol common stock now
the 9,472 shares of common stock whicn it is anticipated
four door,
a
360.000
1—
standing warrants originally issued attached to the company's 5ta%
capital notes, series A, and 15,000 shares are reserved for issuance upon
the exercise of outstanding restricted stock options.
'%'• >
,,7/,
the same months in
in
are
to
the
stock,
passenger
five
on
conducted
last
______
stock
$7.50 per
R.
all
Outstanding
$2,492,000
notes.
subordinated
additional
served
Corp., said: "We have sold approximately 17,000 Simcas in the United
States in the first five months of this year—almost as many as were
sold
FINANCING
$2,795,000
capital notes
capital notes,
Warrants
substantial share of the U. S. imported car market."
Crandall, National Director for Simca sales for Chrysler
a
David
initial
Common
in the years ahead.
Regardless of future develop¬
changing patterns of the American automobile market,
that Simca',
in its price class, will continue to
the
PRESENT
commercial
and
,
5hj%
convinced
capture
and
plant, and will process the seed residue into meal for livestock feed.
Currently almost 100%
of western Canada's growing consumption
of vegetable oils and close to 90%
of its meal lor livestock feed has
been brought
in from eastern Canada, the United States or other
sources, the announcement said.
The new edible oil processing plant
is expected to be the largest and most modern west of Toronto and
north of San Francisco, and will be the first integrated with production
in
are
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
loans
senior promissory
(>%
ments
bank
...
.
5'/o>';
which
merchandising
located
Subordinated loans:
obviously doesn't include the new converts to the import car
can continue to be made with good products and aggressive
"This
commercial financing -and supplies
throughout Wisconsin and neighbor¬
in
engaged
Senior promissory notes:
5%
senior promissory notes
one-half
good idea of 'repeat customer'
a
its
is
concerns
States.
paper
alone.
Girdler-equipped bleaching, deodorizing and liydrogenation facilities
be key units of a million-dollar oil-processing project that will
be part of an ultimate
$4-million operation expected to open new
markets for at least 120,000 acres of oil seed crops in the region, the
announcement .said. The project will be integrated with a seed-cleaning
you
and
one
the company in connection with the
is a Wisconsin corporation incorporated
office at 633 North Water St., Milwaukee,
Authorized
import car owners
that their next new car will be another
highly satisfied,
they are
say
duction
owner group will total almost
When you consider that 85';
of
import car
having
CAPITALIZATION
of
Americans.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
company
company
Short-term
the growing interest in imported small cars."
During the past five years from 1953 through 1958, more than
900.000 cars have been imported to the United States. Mr. Quinn said.
"Add to this
the 450,000 to 500,000 estimated sales in 1959, and
full
1937,
The
.
company's regular business.
funds to business
timistically.
be
borrowing power of
the
in
BUSINESS—The
divisions,
United States
the
over-all
increase
passenger
Angeles.
Vice-President—sales
Corporation
Chrysler
Quinn,
"We
Simca
introduced
corporation
cars
the
Plans
the
Chrysler Corp.—Introduces New Simca Cars—
Channing Corp-—Stock Split Ratified—
The
.
for
and the
revolutionary
a
Louis-San
like number of shares of
a
stock of -Milwaukee Loan & Finance Co.
Francisco Ry., on June 9
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
method
of
shipping
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the respective number of shares
a
mass shipment of 80
of common stock opposite their names:
adjoining Chrysler's new assembly
plant nearing completion in St. Louis, Mo.
/'"7/:
7'
77.■,
■ .■*
•
Shares
/r 7
The
new
method
was
Emch & Co
15,000
developed by Frisco
in conjunction
with
The
Marshall Co.—
15,000
<
highway automobile transporters and the Chrysler Corporation traffic
.staff.
7.77
;7 7/7:.v v 'V V
."7
/"/.'■
V. 189, p. 2672.
Paul J. Fritzching, Jr.. Corporate Traffic Director for Chrysler, ex¬
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. — Secondary Offering — A
plained that each auto transport trailer carries four passenger cars,
ys££ondary offering of 36,000 shares of common stock was
and each 85-foot railroad flat car has space for two of thes#,.,trailers,
made on June 15 by The First Boston Corp. at $52 per
giving the flat car a capacity of eight automobiles. Box cars used by
corporation
introduced
St.
"piggy-back"
new
cars frotn
factory to
automobiles left
a
staging area
passenger
dealers
as
-
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—6-Month Sales Up—
Net
sales
of
months period ended April 30,
1959 compared with $15,178,559 for the corresponding period last year.
Net earnings'for the first six months of fiscal
1959 were $154,8G9
$15,599,209
for
six
the
compared with $19,457 a year. ago.
After providing for preferred divi¬
dends', the. firm earned., 17 cj'iits .a common share compared with a loss
pf'l2„ cettt<? pef'cbiii/inxn share in 1958. The principal reason for
unsatisfactory earnings was the continuing price-cost squeeze and the
slow response of the capital goods industries to the general improve¬
ment; in business conditions, according
to Howard H. Cherry, Jr.,
President..
'7/- ■
'77/K7- •"
7
"77"' 7%7
77
Mr. Cherry said that Cherry-Burrell's new order bookings
hjave shown
gradual improvement and
that
the backlog is
approximately 10.',;
better than
a
ago.—V.
year
187, p. 2797.
/
Inc. below.—V.
189, p. 1925.
said,
•/•"
Gross
Net
$
income
32,970,000
income
Earnings per com. share
—V. 189, p. 2455.
$0.47
$0.62
14,948,000
final
assembly
plans
Certificates
associates
callable
Offered
annually, Jan.
trust
&
Co.
other
Inc.
Issuance
the
bids
and
Interstate
The
100
The
issue
sale
bid
to
is
insulated
be
the
and
a
4%%
by
can
are
subject
to authorization
cars,
the
offering
are:
Drcxel &
and Stroud & Co.,
Co.;
Inc.—V.
Eastman
189,
p.
Dillon.
Union
1959—Month—1958
oper.
revenue—
$2,836,247
oper.
expenses-
1,972,837
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
railway oper.
—V. 189, p. 2240.
inc..
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$863,410
$806,127
$3,394,860
$3,493,030
361,283
383,181
1,287,529
1,389,199
_
Period End.
April 30—
Railway ■-oper.
Railway Oper.
Net
Net
rev.
1959—Month—1958
$730,569
$501,240
re venues-
356,307
1,387,463
1,410,435
$366,397
$144,933
$875,629
$807,167
129,928
from ry. oper.
railway oper.
189, p. 2240.
48,567
343,399
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Railway ,qper.
Railway oper.
revenue—
expenses.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$3,669,999
^.T89°Ip.r2240Ome"^
1'380'033
Chicago, Rock Island
TJo^af i(Kl End"Apr' 30~
0PerrevenueRailway
oper.
&
Pacific RR.—Earns
>.
&
$2,474,032 $12,674,118
263,981.
$9,455,358
3,125,223
285,947
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
!959—Month—1958
xr^eLTeV»iJ'
C.
Patterson,
senger
°PS,~
S4'508'500
1'053'280
P'
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$3,778,186 $16,272,441 $12,877,684
984,329
3,727,578
C.
Patterson, General
better
17',/
in
Patterson
1959,
rate
had
r.oasAs ,^s brand of coffee in
its
Brooklyn,
Fun n-arwnto if
111 12 Ea?tern States and parts of
mL vili?n!
N.
Y,,
Canada.
j80 ow,Rs and operates a chain of 27 restaurants
in New York City and one in
Newark, N. J.
It began selling vacuumpacked coffee in October, 1953. The transition
from the nut business
restaurants
was
made
during the depression days of 1933.
iatesj state.'nent for the
21%
was
increased
During
the
last
increased
over
11%,
increase
the
itR
Were
that
the
higher than
1959,
of
May,
a
year
and
ago
$1'43 ramparea
the
May 31—
showed
10C*
a
*
»
,
-
was
first
Jive months of
1958
was:
*1959—5 Mos.-^-1958
15,868
8,146
5,615
36,162
25,615
204,904
79,388
1,578
990
50,440
5,971
356,388
36,383
85,931
56,411
166,889
44,679
'
9,972
79,526
6,405
figures
are
Net
Net
preliminary
6,902
and
392,771
subject
to
>
259,953
24,625
284,578
at $15 per share
a Publicly-owned corporation Oct. 23,
over-the-counter since them
was
oversubscribed by investors.—V.
189,
The
p.
offering
2671.
near
future.
System
Texas
are
For
half
expected
during
1128.
to
the
of
the
have
our
a
196$
31—
Earnings Rise—
first
the
in
Normally, first quarter operations reflect slackening- demand par¬
ticularly for fabrics from the automotive industry but this is less
this year since the company's increasingly diversified activities
make for greater sales stability throughout the year.
the
lie
told share
Leach
that
owners
all signs
are
that the uptrend in
first quarter is continuing into the second quarter and beyond,
pointed out that Collins & Aikman is constantly •broadening its
product lines and investigating growth possibilities through acquisition
of companies in fields related to fabrics and yarns.—V. 189, p. 600.
American
1959
1958
'
jet
fleet
The
Inc. has placed orders totaling $750,000 with
navigation equipment to be utilized in. their
Boeing 707's and Convair 600's.
orders
ceivers,
and
of
Co.
for
include
337A-2
51Y-3
Co.—Navigation Equipment Order—
Airlines,
Radio
ADF
Omni
5IV-3
Glide
Bearing
Receivers
and
Slope Receivers, 5IR-3 VOR Re¬
Indicators, 621A-2 ATC Transponders
equipment.
associated
Gets Navy Contract—
income
13,661,082
13,504,127
income
$1.27
$1.28
A
contract
Since
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Emch
Co. and The Marshall Co., both of
Milwaukee, Wis.,
June 4 publicly offered 30,000 shares of common
$2) at $11
per
share. This offering
was over¬
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds will be added to the
of the company to
provide additional working capital.
increase in capital is
for
desirable in order to expand the capital base and
has
been
awarded
to
this
company
to
factured
electronic
1948
by Collins.—V.
Consolidated
189,
p.
2240.
Electrodynamics
Corp.—96.61% of De¬
41/fe% 25-year,
bentures Subscribed For—The $7,616,500
convertible
shareholders
general funds
The resulting
$3,750,000
countermeasures receivers for the U. S. Navy.
approximately $28-million worth of airborne and ship¬
countermeasures
equipment has been
developed and manu¬
produce
board
Civic Finance
subscribed.
Nutt *fc.amc
traded
earnings
Collins Radio
per share stock outstanding at end
respective periods
—V. 189, p. 2455.
on
South
the
from
and
Collins
inc.
stock (par
this minimum starting rate
very
change.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
of
&
that
the
evident
(including sales of purchased
$
$
crude oil at prices approximately equal to cost
'
$57,482,811 in 1959 and $62,014,207 in 1958 ) 280,046,879 287,285,205
Profit before income taxes:
20,238.618
18,450,194
Provision for Federal & foreign taxes on income
6,577,536
4,946,067
oper.
in
quarter of the present fiscal year
which began March 1, 1959, ran well ahead of comparable figures a
year ago, Ellis Leach, President, stated at the annual meeting held
on
June 3. While final figures «re not yet available, Mr. Leach said
sales will approximate $10,000,000 compared with $8,235,000, and net
income after taxes should approximate $160,000 compared with a net
loss of $178,698, after tax recovery, in the first quartet of last year.
-
Cities Service Co.
confident
effect on the Company's earnings
which begins on July 1st."—V. 189, p.
year
Mr.
May, 1959,
189, p. 2135.
are
increased
the
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Sales and
Chrysler
Imperial
Total vehicles—
Board and President, on
the new South Texas Gas
"The initial through-put of Phase I will be on
cubic feet daily to the Texas Illinois Natural
We
considerably
Sales
25,962
trucks
the
of
favorable
vary
2,409
Dodge
Chairman of
inauguration
16%.
49,404
cars-
offered
50,000,000
be
fiscal
4,714
passenger
of
Pipeline Co.
"Revenues
"7.
'
-
—15,684
_____
270,000
ihe
Co.—Announces Start of
scheduled through-put utilizes less than
uncompressed capacity of this phase of the System.
Eoto
De
the
Wyatt,
Mr.
order
present,
32,125
9,301
Dodge
Jr.,
announced
will
increase
Dodge car daily sales rate during
May of 1958, while the truck sales
*1959—Month—1958
_.—
Wyatt,
S.
16
Gas
Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto, Chrysler and Imperial
cars and Dodge Trucks, U. S. only for the month of May,
and for the first five months of 1959, compared with the month
Period End.
own
(assuming all
sold).
are
Stated
the
month
of
Plymouth
will continue to
stock
outstanding
of the
operation and its largest thus far.
the company's Dodge Division,
Dodge passenger cars were
,
trucks
capital.
of the 70,000 shares, Glass
67.8%
or
Oscar
June
day
for
company's Clifton Heights plant, and $100,000 for the purchase
manufacturing and engineering equipment. The balance
additional
Coastal States Gas Producing
sales period of May, the daily sales rate
previous sales period, the increase for cars was
the
stock ).
Sbuth Texas Gas Gathering System—
and
of
the same period
14%.
10
primarily in aircraft and missiles. "Heretofore,
use
proceeds to the company from its sale of additional stock will
in part to prepay $390,000 of 8% first mortgage serial bonds.
additional $220,000 will be used to defray the cost ol an addition to
shares
Passenger Car Output Increased—
nine months ended April 30,
hiKinrv1ld *afrmnp
the highest for any nine-month
Sl8 fiKfi
sales of $20,053,625 were 7.3% above the
wasM 145 717
1958 period' Nct ^come, after taxes,
££»& ended Anrlf ?n io°Vfr the $967'854 lncome for the nine
Sl,are
period
stated
of
sales
than they were for the comparable
May of 1959
1958. Dodge truck sales for
in 1959.
Quarter Ended March
Chock
the
of
em¬
Gathering System, with the opening of the System's 120-mile Phase I.
The
South
Texas
System
is
Coastal
States'
32nd gas gathering
Manager,
that
10
June
on
and
since 1946 by Glass.
shares,
Dodge Sales Increase—
M.
announced
Gross
founded in the early 1920s as a basement store
admitted for trading June 17 on the New York
S
Man¬
Dodge dealers
officers
Pennsylvania law, which had
After his sale
only by
to
used
the
Dodge trucks.-
2,743,104
Chock Full O' Nuts Corp.—On
Big Board
JSRock^Ejmhange
sold
will be
offered
be
Nct
'
Dodge Dart series
to
conducted
was
under
will be used for working
and General
June
under Delaware law on June 4. 1959, the company Is
the design development, production and sale of synchros,
servomotors,
navigational
computers
and
certain
other
business
ducted
part of the Dodge Division's 1960 line of pas¬
as
cars.
new
in
1953
of
Vice-President of Chrysler Corp.
on
by a company of the same name organized
acquired the business con¬
The Pennsylvania company is being merged
into
the Delaware company;
and
in connection with such merger
339,940 shares of the Delaware company stock are to be issued to
Glass as the sole stockholder of the predecessor (Glass also owns the
In
be
all
in
shares
8,000
remaining 60 shares of outstanding
10-day period since November,
of Dodge Division, announced on June 5 that a completely new
low-price series of Dodge automobiles called the Dodge Dart will be
Total
$19,043,102 $16,473,196 $73,876,512 $64,621,096
expenses
14,534,602
12,695,010
57,604,071
51,743,412
?69, ^ 2240C°me"~
'
increases
the SEC
President. The offering price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment. W. C. Langley & Co. is listed as the
7 Organized
the
sales
Clifton Heights,
with
registration statement
a
servo-mechanisms for
upturn in our daily sales rate reflected
Chrysler Corp. cars," Mr. Nichols said.
Co., Inc.,
company
instrument
any
filed
additional
an
engaged
rate of retail sales for May, also the highest for the
increased 24'* over the same month last year. An
dally retail sales rate of 3,047 passenger cars in the last
*
—V.
application of this method of shipping new cars
areas of the country in the future," Mr. Fritz¬
highest for
Products
covering 128,000 shares of common stock. Of this stock,
to be offered for public sale by the issuing company
to be
are
passenger
—
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$20,008,143 $18,386,343 $77,518,138 $73,723,664
16,338,144
15,912,311
64,844,020
64,268,306
The
day.
principal underwriter.
period,
Production
Period End. April 30—
(plus
ager
316,044
inc.—
share.
following
ployees); and the remaining 70,000 shares, representing outstanding
stock, are to be offered for sale by the present holder thereof, John P.
this
of
Precision
company
1959,
An
May,
1959—4 Mos.- -1958
per
the
50,000 shares are
Dodge Adds Low Price Auto Line—
$2,217,602
364,172
11,
Dallas.
in
in Texas," Mr. Fritz¬
1960-model production,
Chrysler
of transport to serve dealers in
dealers
:
of
Mr.
$2,263,092
expenses-
This
1957.
lines
$2,841,659 $11,173,057 $11,428,121
2,035,532
7,778,197
7,935,091
withdrawn
Pa.—Registers With SEC—
will compete with the other cars in the low-priced field. Dodge dealers
will
also continue
to offer
the low-medium
price Dodge
cars,
and
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
expect
10 days of May was the
The
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
dealers
to
for
was
5.
accelerated
2671.
^
2650.
p.
Clifton
Glass,
introduced next Fall
Associates in
Securities & Co.;
dealer's concession of $1.25
a
balance ,.wa$,
-
18^;
-V.
Average daily
M.
by 600 steel box cars; 100 gondola cars;
and
50 flat
cars,
estimated
to
cost
unsold
discussions and studies are also under way for util¬
for dealers in the South and Far West," he said.
sales
19-month
of
$8,830,000.
Railway
Railway
June
99.059'/*.
certificates
share, with
corporation's passenger cars for the month of
May totaled 70,814, the highest monthly volume since October, 1957,
Byron J. Nichols,
Group Vice-President—Automotive Sales, said on
"This
Halsey, Stuart
a
out.
Retail Passenger Car Sales Up—
99.077%.
was
coupon
and
pointed
he
system
expand to other
ching concluded
Commission.
secured
box
DF
for
was
the
or
Commerce
winninjg bid
The
received
was
group.
Hutzler
&
1, 1960 to July 1, 1974, inclusive. The
scaled to yield from 4.25%
to 4.70%,
are
according to maturity.
One
Bros.
$7,050,000 4%% noncertificates, maturing semi¬
vehicles
four
well.
to
offered
18
equipment
certificates
Salomon
—
June
on
Louis
St.
"beginning with
utilize this method
to
as
"Preliminary
izing
Retail
RR.—Equipment Trust
at
shipment
continued,
ching
7
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
line
initial
this
"While
$1.84
$2.43
only
unload,
trailers
"Wc
138,227,000
and
and hauled to the Frisco railroad loading ramp adjacent
plant.
Here, the trailers will be loaded on flat cars and
moved piggy-back to terminal cities.
Upon their arrival, the trailers
will be hauled away by truck-tractors to their dealer destinations as
during the test run.
This will provide 24-hour delivery service from
$
$
28,604,000 148,452,000
3,770,000
19,806,000
5.065,000
load
to
the
to
Corp.
1959—5 Months—1958
hold
automobiles
time
more
production begins at the St. Louis plant," Mr. Fritzching
"cars leaving the 'final OK' line will be loaded onto auto trans¬
port
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—May Earnings Higher—
1959—Month—1958
shipping
"When
Oklahoma
Pjrlod End. May 31—
for
railroads
the
Chesapeake & Colorado Corp.—Exchange of Shares—
See Radorock Resources,
the
require considerably
subordinated
was
debenture
issue
offwed
to
96.61% ($7,358,200) subscribed through
exercise of rights, it was announced on June 16 by
Philip S. Fogg, President and Board Chairman. Unsub-
Volume
139
Number 5857
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
scribed debentures, amounting to 3.39% ($258,300), were
taken up end sold bv a group of underwriters headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc.—V.
189,
Cudahy Packing Co.
place
schedule of rate increases into effect.—V.
a
189, p. 2455.
(&
"Including
Net
for Federal
income
for
Capital stock
Earnings
income
taxes_____
1958
1,872,299
taxes
1959
and
178,131,414
period.
928,000
•
$902,295)
'
$395,450
787,500
787.500
$1.15
$1.14
■;
share
.
:
.
jet
division of The Sessions Clock
a
Co.—V.
189, p.
1020.
Income
in
1958.
of
Federal
15
543,846
1,255,839
Mention
$260,000 in
of the carry-forward pro¬
offering
Without
income
benefit
which
Co.
Inc.
Securities
—
headed
prior years,
amounts to $283,846
Offered—Paul
underwriting
an
publicly offered
This
company
June 4 filed
on
covering 9,800 shares of
debentures,
group
June
on
May
The
1,
debentures
A
stock
June
1,
1963
The
A nondetachable warrant for the pur¬
chase of 100 shares of class A common
stock, par value
50 cents, will be attached to each $500 debenture.
1962,
H.
M.
to
selling
Payson
Co.
&
stock
$29.25
at
stockholders.—V.
.
154,
p.
Continental Airlines, Inc.—Places Jets in Operation—
This corporation
June 8
the first *of the
became
$500
nation's 12
the
purchase
for
warrant
a
further
no
loan
volume
and
the
reduce
offering
City, Aug. 8, the first jet flights to be provided
short-term
i89,.p.
1.732.
1 ■'
-;V'
■
GIVING
EFFECT
debt,
Company
Associates
of
America
Union
Discount
l
„.
Trust
Corp.—
TO
PRESENT
....
r
■
■
'"*■/
1967
with
outstanding,
net
income
C.
President, announced.
This compared with
eoual to $1.23 a common share on.
Reese,
J.
after
subord.
the
of
1959-fiscal
. . r
months totaled $20,934,574,
year.
Sales for the 1959 six
the corresponding
in
of
Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off*—
V*
,
f
Thr.ee Months
Net sales ard
before
Ihc^ome
taxes
"A"'
'
March
Ended
—1959
1958
31—
19,539,000
—
22,156,000
taxes
Minority
—
—
interest
in
a'/
250,000
Net
income
Preferred
—
Common
shares
income
Net
applicable to
outstanding
per
stock—.
5,928,000
7,092,000
135,000
400,000
5,793,000
6,692,000
11,816,555
11,204,819
$0.60
..
—
——
share"-—
common
Fort
below.—V.
1C9,
with
Continental Motors Corp.—Reports Lower Earnings—
This
six
and
corporation
months
of
after
income
based
the
on
consolidated
fiscal
its
of
taxes
the
year,
$1,331,205,
shares
3,300,600
-subsidiaries
period
equal
>40
for
reports
ended
to
April
cents
30,
the
net
share
outstanding,
C. J.
Reese, President,
announced. This compared with net income of $1,704,818 after taxes in
the
six
corresponding
cents
52
months
share
common
a
of
the
based
on
fiscal
1958
equal
an
and
year,
number
of
equal
shares
to
for
Sales
for
382,203,
p.
figures
for the
of $400,000,
the
first
first half of
1958 included
non-recurring
Mr. Reese said.
six
months
against $67,854,813
in
of
the
the
1959
fiscal
comparable
year
1958
totaled
189,
1,
Is
10%
July 24,
1959.—V.
record
of
189,
common
p.
stock
at
close
the
of
6%
on
the
performance
find
to
of
purchasers
a..;
for
<Jf
per
.
for
60,672
of
of
shares
$1.50
the
com¬
share
and
convertible
per
subordinated
charges
Small
loan
interest
mentioned
securities.
agreed
convertible notes
to
total
and/or
loan
issue
Jan.
paid
to
the
set
rate
of
&
P.
Lally,
paid
Finance
on
May
said
6
in
of
security
as
The
<fc
its
loan
raised
to
Associates
Discount
and/or
charges
paid
to
the
Union
be
reduced
to
Trust
as
extent funds
the
Co.
security
are
the
account
thereby to the company
terms
of
the
rod
Hussey
mills
the
and
by
the
preferred
stock
of them
Bateman,
Birr
determined
be
may
by
are
as
Division.
and
addresses
amount
of
of
the
several
debentures
to
"In
the
position
with
present
prices,
together
we
with
feel
we
are
improved
in
—V.
&
procedure,
to operate during the balance of 1959 on a favorable ana
basis.
Eecause of
the
critical
period
in the change of
methods occurring in the first quarter, our earnings for that
profitable
mining
pericd were disappointing.
"Our first quarter earnings amounted to 21 cents per share com¬
pared with 47 cents in the same period of 1958.
However, our esti¬
mated Aprih profits were 25
cents per share which is somewhat in
excess
of
the
entire
first
Edwards
«fe
&
Co
quarter
Co.
of
1959."—V.
189,
p.
1020.
&
Sons
Company
»
_
The
SEC Fort Worth Regional Office announced June 6,
1959, that
T. Whitfield Davidson (USDC, Dallas) had entered a prelim¬
injunction enjoining Robert Paul Creson, Creson and Co., Hobart David; Lasseter,
and Cordillera
Mining Co., from further, sale
of Cordillera Mining stock without
prior registration.—V. 189, p. 2136.
Cott Beverage
John
to
J.
in
President, reported that sales for 1959 are expected
$10
million, compared to $8.6 million reported in
1960 sales are projected at $12 million—assuming
Company's
average
Mr.
Cott,
approximate
1958.
Corp.—Sales Increase Forecast—
Cott,
1958.
summer
temperatures
may amount to 60
In
1960, company
'$1 per Share.—V.
188,-p.
in
both
to 70 cents
anticipates
1517,
years.
a
Earnings
share,
net
in
compared
earnings
of
1959
to 20
90
said
cents
cents
to
,i
—
8,500
8,500
J-30,000 '
.....
Co.
►'< 6;000
30,000
<
6,000
»--30,000
Co
•■/
A
;
Weedon <fc Co
& Battles,
?
•
Inc
-
'fJ.OOO
»
5,000
>5,000
5,000
t*-25."000
-25;000'
Bank
-
-
'
^
i
,25;000
Manhattan
-
25*000
♦
j
Chase
6,000
-
25,000/26*000 -.
25j(XX> -
.
Co—
&;
vl0.000
-
40,000
-
of
a
-
5,000'
5;000
5,000
has'-been,, ;appointed
Gas Corp.
SEC Complaint Seeks
—
,
by
Del
complaint
.
Regional Office announced June 11,-1959^ the filing
(USDC,
Oil
Marva
&
Utah),
seeking
enjoin
to
the
sale
stock
of
Gas
Corp., Black Gold
Mines Corp., Liquid
Syndicate Oil <fc Mineral Co., Ben;H. Bullock
and three other Individuals, in violation of the registration and antifraud provisions of the Securities Act.
Mines
Corp.,
•Deming Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 18,270 shares of common stock was made on
May 21 by The Ohio Co., Columbus, O. It was com¬
pleted.—V. 185, p. 1514.
,
Metals
Denver
Chemicals
&
Corp., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
June
on
filed
3
letter
a
SEC covering 250,000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
program, etc.
of
notification
with
the
stock to be offered at par
($1
per
working
capital,
Inventory,
sales
Desilu Productions, Inc.—On Western Exchange—
<
listing
of
Pacific
the
Coast
the
of
expansion program at the Frank
this company was announced on June 2
kilowatt
unit
went
"on-the-line."
This
second
130,000
and
total
the
generating capacity of DP&L to 770,000 kilowatts.
of land have been purchased on the Ohio River
in Adams county for the company's third
generating station. As soon as customers' needs dictate, construction
of this station will begin.—V. 189, p. 2672.
About
just
1,000
west
of
and
in
it
interests
schedule
The
stock
became
effective
15.
derived largely from three sources;
are
on
a
first
series
run
an
the
for
1958-9
(based
on
which
one-half
234 episodes in which
no
interest is held.
an
Desilu
of
and
season
of
Current
in
telecasting
interest;
in residuals.
owns
episodes
500
which
acres
Manchester
for
which
pany's
scries
profits
for others
licensing
of
common
Exchange on June
an
equipment and facilities to others.
Revenues
$43,000,000
corporation's
Stock
important producer of filmed television series;
commercials on a cost-plus-fee basis;
and leases studio
filmed
makes
generating station of
this
The corporation is
activities
completion
itself
series
licensing
comprised
hour
owns
produced
or
sale
19 series
of
filming
inter¬
no
by
Desilu,
the
with
com¬
a
total
episodes), including nine
owned, and 10 series In
interest is
series
produced and filmed include The Ann Sothcrn Show;
U. S. Marshall; Walter Winchell File; Wcsclnghousc-Desilu
Grand Jury;
Playhouse;
Lucille
Ball-Desi Arnaz Show; and "Whirlybirds.
series filmed
(no production interests)
include The Cali¬
Danny Thomas Show; December Bride; The Lineup; Love and
Marriage; Man With a Camera; The Millionaire; The Real McCoys;
Wyatt Earp, and Ysncy Derringer.
The company owns studio properties In Hollywood and Culver City
Current
forniums;
Earnings for the six months ended April 30,
fiscal year, were more than double those
the
period last year, C.
holders.
above
Sales
for
1959,
the first half of
corresponding
to share¬
were 13%
the
for
Christie, Presdent, said in a report
the period established a new high and
M.
year earlier.
a
Sales
amounted
to
$43,268,92G,
compared
with
$38,210,005
in
the
first half of fiscal 1958.
Net
on
an
an
piofit
and
55
last
year
earnings
amounted to
$503,158,
of 1,033,770 shares outstanding.
figures do not include Dayton Rubber's
or
44
cents
J.
Max
of
the
"The
undis¬
Copolymer Rubber & Chemical Corp., amounting
Dayton share. If these earnings were consolidated
with those of Dayton Rubber they would total $1.09 per share.
For
the first half of last year, Dayton Rubber's share of the undistributed
earnings of Copolymer
to
earnings
18 cents per
of
was
about 22 cents per share.
"Earnings for the second quarter of our fiscal year were at a new
high for such period, reflecting the continuing improvement in opera¬
tions'," Mr. Chrfstie said.
"Sales for the balance of the year are ex¬
pected to be higher than in ihc first half, in line with our usual
seasonal pattern.
As a result, substantial gains in earnings can be
anticipated."
''
,
Mr.
Christie
stated
that
Rubber has taken steps to become
and missiles manufacturers.
The
company has purchased Hardmun Tool & Engineering Co., Los Angeles,
the country's largest producer of aircraft seats, and Aircraft Standards,
Inc., Santa Monica, maker of highly engineered tools, dies and fixtures
an
important
supplier
to
it
Studios
(about
62%
owned)
Zivian,
1,400 people.—V.
outlook
an
"Looking
At
President,
for
Detroit
integrated
back,
189, p.
1345,
Corp.—Expects Good Year—
011
June
Steel
the company will have
became
ago.
the
a
5
Corp.
said
in
in
part:
1959,
strike
or
no
strike,
good year, if not one of its best since
producer
company's
in
1950.
business hit bottom in April
a
year
that time the cumulative loss for the year to date amounted
or 20 cents a share on sales of $16,719,640.
Starting in
$513,640,
vacation-slowed July—sales in each month exceeded
' By the year end volume had reached $61,656,been wiped out and the company showed a net
profit of $1,153,692, or 31 cents a share.
This was accomplished on.
an
average operating rate during
the year of 50%
of active ingot
May—except
for
the' preceding month's.
the
288,
losses
had
capacity.
"The
Dayton
aircraft
Center
i
share
is that
to about
Picture
Motion
Detroit Steel
share
a
from
stages and related facilities in Hollywood. In March, 1959,
leased to Continental Cil for oil exploration and de¬
were
acres
velopment.
Desilu employs approximately
after taxes totaled $1,008,036, equal to 91 cents a share
of 1,056,943 shares outstanding.
In the corresponding
average
leases
nine sound
average
These
-
10,000
.
kTO,0OO
'
"
*.40.000
Brothers
space,
1236.
p.
tributed
Judge
'
50;000
,
1
Shares
125,000
'--50,-OO^«
—-
/
Co.
<fc
and
daea-A" stock'
50,000
'
>
j.
i
Del Marva Oil &
25,000
the
period
inary
A "Stock;
of
$505,WO
.
—_
Inc.
■
amount* of
•
*
Injunction—
i
25,000
increased
Preliminary Order Enjoins
Stock Sale—
class
of
shares
01
.
Corp.
REGISTRAR—The
$200,000
50,000
T'ait
on
Cordillera Mining
the
shareholders - has
agree(d tp purchase ;th|e/amount"
number
;
Co., Inc.
The
—
189,
when
an
mining
number
•'
-
to-sell
selling
Vegistrar of the company's class A $1 par value stock.—V. -189, p. 2564.;
pur¬
Dayton Rubber Co.—Earnings Up 100%—Sales Rise—•
summing Qp the operations of the company,
the
T
under¬
be
White
$45,161,333.
excellent
agreed
of
i
Janney, .Dulles
follows:
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co—
The
"The\ fixed sinking fund instalments on the company's Government
loan are now paid through June of 1960.
We made a payment of
$4,500,000 during 1958 and in April of this year, we made an additional
payment, of' $1,700,000.
The
balance
of
our
loan
at
this time
is
has
each
Inc
Co.
Eichler Sc
Crowell,
cn
Kimball
C.
G.
A.
names
respective principal
each
Paul
M.
for
■
directors.
part:
capital budget
are
and
Co;,
Schwabacher
of this
issue, the cost of the
will be the equivalent of approxi¬
received, assuming debentures in
expenses
mately 9.3% on the funds actually
the principal amount of $500,000 arc sold.
fill The
stock
B
total
outstanding will
into
debentures
class
of
below:
name
Milwaukee
Gold
$58,000.
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Completes Expansion—
for 1959 will be about $2,000,000.
The major
grinding ore, tailings storage, improved trans¬
portation equipment for the mine, and additional rolling equipment at
items
and
the aggregate
The SEC Denver
Co.
annum.
interest
amount
XX Taking
2032.
President,
and
Inc.
Securities
Equitable
face
available.
Copper Range Co.^-Reduces Government Loan—
"Our
company
below
Co.,
Kalman
1979.
annum. Conditional contracts receivable pledged
abovementioned loan total approximately $93,000.
"•The
>'$300,000shs."
the
of
conversion
300,000 shares of class B stock.
forth
Byllesby
est;
John
and
agreed to sell the aggregate
the underwriters has severally
opposite
M.
connection
$107,035
6,
pledged
accounts
approximately
charges
In
-
due
company
per
the
chased
business
for
company
above
annum.
per
10%
$ The
is
The directors on June 10 declared {subject to approval of an increase
the number of authorized shares by the stockholders) a stock dis¬
tribution equivalent to 50% of the shares of common stock
outstanding
at the close of business on July 24, 1959, payable Aug. 10, 1959 to the
of
„
security
the
and/or
interest
of
rate
is
Jn
holders
of
Blair
•
par.
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
6,000 shs.
The company has signed a note for
(subsequently extended to July 1, 1959),
constitute compliance with the agreement to
abovementioned
writers
Controls Co. of America—Stock Div. Proposed—
conversion
for
1959
subordinated
abovementioned
for
$69,-
period.—V,
480.
6%
rate
the
funds
income
Net
tax credits
468,498 shs.
6,000 shs.
-•
Small loan accounts pledged as security for
approximately $484,000. The company
is also contingently liable to Associates Discount Corp. for the amount
of credit actually advanced by them from time to time to General
Credit, Inc. up to $500,000.
out¬
standing.
at
6/1979
transaction,
of
America
first
1959,
common
a
stock
A
Whipple & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta <& Co
Straus,
Blosser &
McDowell-
*
'
.
1,990,000 shs.
'
price
company's 6%
the
of
amount
Jan.
this
1i The
;
the
2455.
p.
for
shares
Bacon,
of securities of General Credit,
short-term note due June 1, 1959, sub¬
by
payment of which will
find
a
purchaser for the
Corp.
Corrugated Paper Co
Wayne
reserved
300,000
:
$300,000shs.
Commencing June 1, I960,- 60,000 shares*ot class B
convertible each year into class A stock on a.-share-for share
;•
,l
debentures
H.
"
None
secure
face
due
§ The
Merger Effective—
class
set
v,
company's 6%
subordinated convertible
The remaining portion of the note constitutes
1979.
6,
«...
"
...1,000shs.
•
300,000shs.-
shares
and
Outstanding
$1,000,000
-
to an amendment to the Certificate of Incorporation of
company, which became effective May 28,
1959/ the >900 shares
common
stock then outstanding were changed in to? 30^*000" shares*
of
the
of
1,000shs.*700,000shs.
;
—
FINANCING
*.!
stock.
A
are
severally
./
$$500,000
/
50,000 slis.
•
',
—v.
constitutes
$138,000 payable Mar.
-
See
Jan.
PRESENT
$1,000,000
& >Gardner
notes
$0.49
common
TO
1974
par)
rate
Stiver
amount
Net income
amount
($1
100,000
Saunders,
$46,992
'
—
of
the- acquisition
agreement
the
of
57,550
500,000
50c)
amount
stock
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
95,000
\
50c)
(par
a
($1
1,
$100)
(par
Reinholdt
105,000
^
——
dividends—
EFFECT
Debentures-
....
(par
issued
stock
Mason
7,224,000
'
GIVING
$Pursuant
126,400
107,035
■'
stock
with
pfd.
maximum
each
1979
lie company
7,735,000
subsidiary..:
of
initially for the sinking fund Ht
sinking fund at 105%, plus accrued
for
due June
subsequently extended to July 1, 1959,
pany's class A common stock at the
64,000
—
income
than
?art of the payment obligated stock of General Credit, March acquired,
is also for the
to
purchasers by Inc.,
1, 1959,
.5,334,000
pepreciation- and. depletion——8,213,000
Income
due
notes
'
$
interest——..—
face
$2,[??^
operating revenues—236,941,000 240,803,00o
depreciation, depletion, income' -
and minority
this
1966.
1,
due May
stock
company
supplementary
previously redeemed, into
1961, thereafter at $12 to
1,
case.
debs.,
stock
basis.
.<
sequently extended to July 1, 1959, In the aggregate amount of $53,620.
-$2,500
Continental Can
due
$2) ——-
(par
common
the
Inc.,
stock
connection
•In
1958 period.—V. 189, p. 480.
B
48,000
1,000,000
attached
warrants
A common
Class B
.
against $20,335,243
A
stock
*• Undetermined
♦• Undetermined
stock—
Common
Class
convertible note
with
cumul.
debentures
attached
subordinated debentufes
fliPreferred
of $856,107,
taxes
warrants
subord.
into class
"
Outstanding
50,000
attached"*"
warrants
with
G%
equal number of shares outstanding in the corresponding six months
an
1968
1974
June
redeemable
are
other
each
•Includes
'
;
7%
the
unless
to
.
and
in
Class
subordinated debentures due Jan-
uary
This
corporation reports for the first six months of its fiscal yeah,
period ended April 30, 1959, net income after taxes of $499,590,
equal to 94e cents a common share based on the 530,000 common shares
6%
possible
subordinated debentures due Jan-
uary
Lower-—
for
"* Undetermined
§$500,000
—_
'
7%
share
per
thereafter at $15 to June
CAPITALIZATION
Conv.
to finance
FINANCING
11
.
6%"subord. convertible debs, due 1966"
6%
$10
and
Additional details follow:
convertible
are
debentures
interest
at
Co.—$
Debentures—
Engineering Corp.—Earnings
&
The
102'/a %
y'-
.
'
Continental Aviation
and
Authorized
Finance
"
**
at
preceding year of $60,000 principal amount of debentures.
The
may apply
against sinking fund payments debentures ac¬
quired, surrendered for conversion or redeemed other than for the
sinking fund.
indebtedness-
"Sundry
an
Class
:/;V;
CAPITALIZATION
•
..
.
used
be
public
such
EUSINESS—Corporation, whose principal office is at Mount Rainier,
engages
directly
and through subsidiaries in the small loan
;
By the end.of the Summer, Continental will be "operating six Golden
flights each way, each day. between Chicago and Los Angeles, more
Jet service than any other airline will be providing, Mr. Six predicts.—
Jet
will
Details-—
the
of
company
Md.,
v;--
issue
Authorized
proceeds from
-
v.
A
each
to
Financing
8
are entitled to an annual sinking fund sufficient to
principal amount of debentures in 1961 and each year
and
including 1973 plus, commencing with the year
amount equal to the excess of 15% of consolidated net income
preceding calendar year over the redemption price during
for .the
class
of
will be attached to each
acquisitions and extension of operations.
flights will require only 3 houjrs, 35 minutes from Los
Angeles to Chicago; 3 hours, 55 minutes from Chicago to Los Angeles.
Continental, first U. S. airline to fly its own jets with regular
line pilots instead of supervisors at the controls, will extend Jet service
V.
shares
June
our
validity.
additional
new
to either community.
200
will be attached
100 shares
debenture.
business,
to Denver and. Kansas
of
value 50 cents per share,
Such
warrants
when
presented
to
the
company
to a debenture are exercisable At $1.75
per share on or prior
31, 1960, $2.50 per share thereafter and on or prior to Oct. 31,
1962, $4 per share thereafter and on or prior to Oct. 31, 1964, $5 per
share thereafter and on or prior to Oct. 31,
19G8, and $7.50 per share
thereafter and on or prior to May 1, 1974, after which they will have
the U. S.
The
for
warrant
par
PROCEEDS—Net
"Little Eight"
of
major airlines to place its own jets in operation when
the company inaugurates nonstop Golden Jet Boeing
707 flights be¬
tween Los Angeles and Chicago, according to Robert F. Six, President.
Only tvO of the country's "Big Four" airlines are operating jets within
Hie
on
stock,
in
$60,000
thereafter to
to Oct.
to be offered through
The net proceeds will go
(par $1)
share.
1593.
per
nondetachable
•
debentures
retire
A
made
was
1345.
p.
on
class
accrued interest.
$1,000 debenture and
180,
Corp.—Additional
and the books closed.
issue
new
a
due
attached
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common
travel.—V.
Byllesby & Co. The debentures were offered at 100%,
plus accrued interest and the class A stock was offered
at $9 per share.
Both offerings were oversubscribed
C.
of $500,000 7%
1974, with nondetachable warrants attached. The price is 100% plus
subordinated
industry. These acquisitions followed the
subsidiary, Strata-Safety
Equipment Corp.,
to
passenger
and pilot safety equipment, for.
new
June 2 of $1,000,000 6% convertible subor¬
dinated debentures due 1974 and 225,000 shares of class A
stock (par $1) by a banking syndicate headed
by H. M.
law for losses incurred in
applicable Federal income taxes
$655,839 in 1958.—V. 184, p. 621.
Finance,
of
taxes
after
1959 and
common
Consumers Water Co., Portland, Me.—Files With SEC
missiles
and
a
manufacture
and space
-
This statement does not include results of operations of The Sessions
Clock Co. Results in 1958 do include sales and profits of Mepco, now
of
and
5
176,875,575
—
elimination
$600,000
Kimball &
1,823,450
970,000
outstandings
per
178,153,024
-
*
—
visions in the Federal income tax
net
$14,965,379 $14,025,233
income
$
177,609,178
revenue-.'-—1
—
the
Subs.)—
1959
sales
aircraft
develop
$
operating
expenses
Dalton
Six Months Ended March 31—
Provision
and
and
"Net. income
,
Earnings—
income before Federal
Ended—
'May 3,'58
.
Dejur-Amsco
in
Net
Months
sales
Net
Cost
The SEC has issued an order authorizing this New York holding
company to sign a surety bend for its subsidiary, Hope Natural Gas
Co.. ir. the amount of $500,000, required
by the Public Service Com¬
mission of West Virginia in connection with its grant of permission to
to
* May 2,'59
.
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.
the
formation
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Surety Bond Approved
Hope
for
Subs.)—Net Profit Off—
(&
;
Six
2455.
p.
(2781)
1959.
an
month-by-month
increase
a
over
the
climb
in
sales
has
continued
into
volume increased to just under $24,000,000,
like period last year when sales totaled
Net earnings jumped from a lciss of $303,678 last year
gain of $2,556,313, or about 83 cents a share. Of these net earn-
$13,194,578.
to
upward
For the first quarter,
80%
6
(2782)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
or about 30 cents a share, represented a special credit
arising from the sale of Emperor Coal Co., a former subsidiary.
tags, 5=912,161,
"Sale;?
suits
the
On
in
demand
as
result
a
customers'
of
pre-June
that
are
30
1958,
in
issued
The
ready to be placed,
In
I960."-—V.
139,
probably
2135.
during
of
"Pigeon
Lake
with
It
In
and
Leaseholds
the
Province
small
owns
in¬
controlled
in
Saskatchewan.
of
in
wells
20
generally
considered
trends.
%
Pigeon
located
for the
The
;
acquisition
Dominion
in
Co.—-Registers With SEC—
of
control
that
of
allows
company
has increased
for
additional
joint
being
company's assets and
which
are
currently
subscribed
is
Adicr,
and
limited
a
Walter
Robert
partnership
Yohalem
and
organized
Harry
in
Ball
'
income
on
with
1959,
K.
1959
the
of
of
the
balance
obtained
'
the
$30,000 contributed by the general
the
balance by
Commonwealth
'
Quarter Ended
Net
sales
1,000,048
729,000
496,600
will
be
of
which
$1,007,500,
purchase
price
of
will
be
employed
follows:
as
$872,500
the
*
lease
with
which
Such
to
it
the
offering.
Commonwealth
has
options
lease
net
the
to
of
partnership
Investment,
lor
renew
provides
partnership
The
that
the
$435,500
for
in
into
net
to
equal
pay
net
a
monthly
annual
on
May 25,
be
current
in
the
and
other
business
In supermarkets
and
self-service
stores.
It
used
as
The
are
meat
stores
meat
Upon
and
of
food
stores,
the
as
company
certain
and
has
tracts of
land
§188,562
sented DQS's
will
standing;
actual cash
and
own
A
of
used
§400,000
will
be
in
used
part
to
cash
the
to
units
of
sum
sums
the
$188,562
payment
at
of
for
$4,100,000,
tracts
One-Stop
Massapequa,
Shopping
Long
Island,
ing borrowings
proceeds
secured
will
be
by
in
Smithtown,
supermarket
in
East
Oyster
liens upon the properties.
available
?JurP°ses*
I
a
Islip
Bay,
It
is
for
working
expected
income until the
third
that
capital
the
quarter
ai,u <a major P°rtion of the
The
and
company
of
I960.
mouey
will
cents
be
sales
C.
not
ratio of 2.2
a
and
1.—V.
that
to
the
189, p.
industrial
1.
On
ratio
SrmirLon,.
improvement of the real estate acquired and being
^ui aeJ
for future real estate ventures, through mortgage financ-
Dec.
of
31,
current
—-V
189
p
transactions
and other forms
of
real
Solon Cohen of Harrison,
*673
estate
Taylor
its
Dow
and
Distillers
Corp.-Seagrams
Months Ended
Ltd.
April 30—
Subs.)—Earns. Up
*•-
?Pei?tiouulState
Chargesand
rrovLsion for Federal
(&
income
1959
5953
18,800,000
the
Hill
187,
p.
19,330,000
fiscal
to
the
Negotiations
have
been
satisfactorily
£^h„useLtd'!etato°"theTrA.'0
Numerous
exploration
prospects
concluded
with
several
Unitpri
exmn" o"cratl<ins "
have
been
evaluated
This
re-
200.000
22,
for
the
and
pro¬
to
rights
March
011
in
Lu
Ho
4,
connection
1958,
for
issuance
the
associated
Tung, both
at its Midland
Laboratory
samples.
'
It
is
suitable
for
Patent
of
sales
process
The
ancl
to
and
the
'
the
costs
le
'Iter
period
sales
in
its
shares
r
have
of
severally
the
shipping
As °f
000
materials,
April
on
in
net
A
company
when
circuits
increase
$59,055,438
earnings
CC1
when
25
in
of
not
are
18%.
showed
relation
This
net
Net
in
of
is
after
-
with
taxes
Lv,
**i...~4~
~
the
cents
in
the
to
share
per
share
per
$42,923,000
for
to
Federal
the
$1.02
!
i_.
during
in
the
second-quarter
to the
compared
the
at
beginning
June
on
9
38
in
the
1957
financial
In
month
share
were
the
for
shgre, in
per
at
of
the
$50,237.-
was
fiscal
that
year.—V.
$610,667
net
sheet
sales
of
outstanding.—V.
189,
p.
808.
'."/•■
/.
; '
944
the
10,000 shares
employees.—V.
'
189;
'•
/■-
its
Federal
subsidiaries
ended
income
taxes,
equal
taxes,
May
to
1959
and
49
Corp.—Earnings Incr.—
report
2,
consolidated
a
of
$2,244,417,
$1,001,317,
cents
after
share
per
net
profit
before
pro¬
provision
the
on
for
2,044,023
for
Emerson
declared
that
North
advanced
new
a
American
Aviation's
189,
missiles
Polaris,
as
Hound
Dog,
Sidewinder.
705.
p.
f
Bank
—
Borrowings Pro¬
earnings,
value
31,
Net
1958.
value
is
purchased
of
the
end
$2,757,575
a
year
$1,794,455
1958
the
mine's
1957,
it
at
the
carried
at
of
$311,400.
Barnat
180,
p.
ago.
the
company's
at
end
cost,
of
$146,934
During
Mines,
the
taxes
the
six
months
$5,916,115
six
months
ended
in
the
the
Ltd.
of
1957.
had
year
at
a
349.
ended
March
1958
31, 1959
half year.
March
31
last,
Net
was
filing
with
has
the
SEC
Eastman
Kodak
Co.—To
of
Expand
ity for Kodel Fiber—
lias
Construction
been'
on
to
the
production iacilities
Eastman
James
Co.,
C.
in
Kingsport,
White,
Kodel
for
Tenn.,
President
,
$3,832,182,
income
$57,466
-
-
Capac-»
;
.
a* multi-million dollar addition
polyester fiber-at the Tennessee
it
that
of
Production
.
.
started
•
Net
announced
was
on
June
16
division.
sales
—
by
v..
Mar. 22,'59
Mar. 23,'58
$177,954,104 $153,481,277
49,632,420
31,313,874
——
Earnings before income taxes
Prov. for U. S., State, & foreign income taxes
—
earrings
Cash
dividends
-
dividends
Cash
Balance,
—V.
189,
16,500,000
$14,813,874
preferred stock
on
on
26,800,000
$22,832,420
—
common
92,435
p.
of
92,485
14,188,646
12,466,62G
$8,551,289
$2,254,763
38,382.246
19,191,123
SO.59
stock
surplus
outstanding
$0.76
stock—
common
2564.
Eckert Mineral Research, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
:—Harris Securities
after
equal
Corp., of New York City,
on June 11
of common stock (par
These shares are non-assess¬
able. The transfer agent is the Registrar & Transfer
Co.,
15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J.
publicly
50
offered
PROCEEDS—The
Dr.
149,675
shares
cents) at $2 per share.
Eckert,
capital;
mailing
vehicle
totaled
compaliy,
holding
the
is
in prior
increased
to
supplies
of
shares
$104,000.—V.
in
including
companies
of
200.000
securities,
improvement,
from
up
associated
at
company
from
marked
working capital,
year-end
in
marketable
in
Earnings per share
reflecting appropriations made
of
»,
Boston
joined with three of its sub¬
a
bank financing proposal;
and
the
Commission
has
issued
an
order
giving interested persons
until June 26, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.
The
application proposes bank borrowings of $2,775,000 by EUA;
$2,500,000 by Blackstone Valley Gas &
Electric Co.. $3,200,000 by *
Fail
River
Electric
Light Co.
and $11,000,000 by
Montaup Electric
Co.
The
funds
will
be
used
by the respective companies to retire
outstanding bank notes, to make additional investments in Montaup,
and/or to pay in part the cost of new construction.—V. 189, p. 1926.
report.
in
shares
with
for
purchased by
V
944
3,056
__
to purchase any of
not
Common shares
Production—
Eastern Industries, Inc.—Sales and
Earnings Lower—
for
but
12 Weeks Ended—
ending April 30.
This is
600,000 common
shares
now
1958 reached the highest level in
which compares with $3,651,450 for
indicates
the
at
the
Inc.__'___——_
agreed
to
'
944
V
3,056
Inc.-,—
944
,
Sales and Earnings Up—
earnings
net
on
in
Dec.
position.
market
to
have
period
spokesman
.
the year, however, declined to
$259,952 from $380,?
result of the loss on securities of
$184,195.
On the
a
decline
as
company
cost
Co.,
offered
*'
income
This
showed "an
period
tlie
cn
the 600,000 shares now
annual
as
addition,
quoted
944
3,056
1.1_..
net earnings of $521,470 on net sales
of $30,corresponding period last year, equivalent to 87
the
on
$3,690,843,
for
&
specialty include such
.
cents
announced
income taxes
eight
per
production
income
years
Co._^____-„__/./__ __■
Corvus.—V.
net
on
7.
East Malartic Mines Ltd.—Record
$3,167,527
944
3,056
months
with
compares
in
Pierce
—: Z_
Templeton
-
outstanding.
Net
cents per share
Net
for
sidiaries
the
outstanding.
703
944
3,056
__
3,056
Eastern Utilities Associates
result
$4,968,470
.
during
equivalent
at
944
'
&
and
.
Meinhold, President,
Bullion
944
3,056
3,056
^
this
$9,178,215.
first "six
were
April 30 the company's backlog of unfilled orders
history
3,056
__
__
'
_
.
contract
further
expands
Emerson's
current
activities
in
the
research, development and manufacturing of equipment for missiles and
astronautics guidance and control programs.
This facet of Emerson's
operations is now rapidly assuming an increasingly prominent role in
the company's overall government business. Weapons systems
utilizing
at
for
use
sales
gain
sales
a
to
.
compares
earnings
quarter.
$33,628,047
<
Inc
.
Co._
Jones
t
.
944
944
,
new
Boston,
warehouse
in
<fc1inf7'39
provision
This
3,056
tronic flight control eequipment in connection With
air-to-ground missile to be used in B-52 aircraft.
quarterly report to shareholders for
30,
1059, reported a 60%
quarterly
sales
a
$110,732,661.
1958
of
503,675
Co.,
1,890
3,056
.
1,890
6,110
__
—
Co.
7,086
6,110
__
__
Inc
Co
&
22,914
__
Curtis__
&
.
Stockholders
the like period ended May 3, 1958, the consolidated net profit,
provision for Federal income taxes, amounted to $165,090, equal
eight cents per share on the same number of shares!
The company also announced that it has been awarded a contract
by North American Aviation for the design and fabrication of elec¬
<
second
ended
increase
of
E.
:
From Selling
„
after
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Sales and
Earnings Higher—
H.
after
&
26-week
shares
2349.
p.
&
&
corporation and
Federal
V
volume
and
the company's efforts
to
keep
production at the lowest possible level, the
report stated.
the six months ended April 30,
1959, the quarterly
figures stating the net earnings after taxes were
$4,743,792
compared
189,
Evans
stock
■
the
vision
orders.
of
first
Inc,_;-__,_W-
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
This
for
on
rtf
in
stock
common
Company
•'
•
Co.___——
Northwest
26<3.
the
Communications
company's eastern
system
amounting to
$114,365,403.
Earnings of 63 cents
"
common
com¬
of
gave
caloc
sales
n
on
the
over
earnings
Reporting
A.
Ryons
underwriters
of
Division.
York,
Md.,
quarter
in
both
unit
of
For
Installs New
—
Co.
&
Jackson
&
Wagenseller •& Durst,
may
with
other
'
,%'
/ •
inventors
(Mich.)
:,v.
.
been
exercise
on
below
named
'."'•
t
Richards
Pacific
specified
with
and
750,000;
has
1959
•
underwriters
Walter & Hurry,
Rauscher,
others
purposes
1956
May 27, 1959.
on
<
to5'
effect
23,
%•
Peabody
Mitchum,
Long Lines Department of the American Telephone
improvement
Sales
the
give
April
posed—
compared
with
reserved
from
March
on
to
on
options.
Webber.
McDonald
Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Up 60%
quarter
$2,514,775
Dominion Leaseholds
Ltd.—Plans to Expand Opera¬
tions Into the U. S.
A.—The
company, in an interim re¬
port, says in part:
11352,062 shsl
to
corporation,
Balance
$20,599,000 $19,502,000
2905.
shares
split
Irving Lundborg & Co,__-——
can
communications.
increase
Net profit
-V.
stated
the respective numbers of
Witter
Clement
assets
.,
other] hand, retained
$39,399,000 $39,232,000
taxes—
of
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
transferring a liquid mixture of constantly
cylinder.
Dow uses' it primarily
to measure
2673.
p.
needed
Dresser
financing.
N. Y., as President.
been
Incorporation
stock
''■'J.
Bingham,
p,
waived
Pressure
189,
from
revealed
Nine
Dean
1958,
f
.
Kidder,
.'
2136.
concerns
license
express
to
involves
transmitted
This
110
company
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
per
the
also
of
acquisition,
restricted
i
opening of the system June 1, O. D. Blessing, Vice-PresidentManager, said the new system gives Dow
Corning a faster, more
efficient
means
of
processing customers' orders and arranging for
the
shipment of products. Administrative
data
and
messages
will
general
have
The
the
for
50
%
"/;
$300,000
*From
new,
900-mile,
automatic
communications
system
now
enables
corporation, which manufactures silicone products, to cut in half
At
and
remainder
other
V
Outstanding
'——-—Shares———'
Sales
Long
such construction will be about $3,750,000,
Is expected to be obtained from borrowings, Includ¬
k
tne
Centers"
and
,total co.st of
FINANCING
750,000 shs.
outstanding
shares
6,000
to purchase
indicated:
method.
issued
and Silver Spring,
Jersey City, N. J.
About
three
contract, and $420,000 to purchase from
Kollner's Inc., a wholly2S-ci^
a building located in Jamaica. Approximately
*1,250,000 is to be used for
purposes relating to the construction of
three
f™ud*. The
dividend of
Telegraph Co., the private line teletypewriter system links
headquarters at Midland, Mich., to sales offices at New
of
notes.
the
result
has
High
time
increase
estimated
are
policy
J
$350,000
..
has
of
number
shares
of
shares
of
Articles
authorized
number
$0.22
making liquid density gradients now
(American Society for Testing Materials)
Corning- Corp.
Leased
repre¬
$12,500.
the
repay
complete
Under
cost
quarterly
million,
to
without
the
&
meat
will
a
2.2
density to a
density of plastic
the
Dilbert's
the
*$0.29
_____
for
the
was
however.—V.
outlay.
125,000 shares (5.7% > at
Net proceeds of the sale
of
method
Dow
Upon sale of the units to the public,
approximately 45.8% of the common shares then out¬
certain directors and
partners of the underwriter
own
the
$11.8
was
method
William
the
(in Oyster Bay and
Smithtown,
contracts to purchase land
(in
certain
for
million,
changing
net
Dilbert's
assigned
r
the
agreed
rental
wholesale
Massapequa and Smithtown, Long Island), for
evidenced by non-interest demand
notes.
Said
559,542
283,379
"
the
number
of
including
certain
$11,125,639
*365,385
Cr83,158
:
%
$1)—1_;__——,
to reflect the 2.4 for 1
Paine,
were
ASTM
Dow
use
second
I,slip,
DQS
well
as
stock
common
method
patent
The
Properties, DQS acquired 1,000 000
stock for $10,000; and it also
transferred to the
common
Long Island)
East
retail
organization
shares of its
issuing
17
products business.
$8,980,031
—_—_
the
If Not
1958'
1959
;
revenue.
provision
with
the
company's
•Quality Supermarkets, Inc. ("DQS") of Glendale, N.
Y., which with its
subsidiaries operates a retail chain of
54
supermarkets, eight retail
and
*
deed
(par
authorized
adjusted
'
t
-
laboratory, experimental and analytical purposes.'
company has waived part of
its rights under U. S.
ASTM,
this
by
of
for
mercial
Registers
organized
PRESENT
TO
194,814
an
2825698
by
1959, the company intends
was
a
of
amendment
Chemical Co.—New Method Now Available—
practice
types of retail stores; and it also intends to
engage
leasing equipment, machinery and fixtures for use
of
EFFECT
due
Jan.
1,
of trust-—
$276,163
assets
patented
No.
engage
in the business
of
investing in, acquiring, constructing
financing, managing, operating and developing
shopping centers, super¬
markets
1960
an
preferred stock.
Dow
with offices at .93-02 151st St.,
Jamaica, N. Y., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on June
11,
1959,
covering
§4,400,000 of 20-year 5V* % convertible debentures, due
July 15, 1979,
and 1,056,000 shares of one-cent
par common stock.
It is proposed to
offer these securities in units
consisting of $50 principal amount of
debentures and 12 shares of common
stock, and at $51.20 per unit. The
underwriting group is headed by S. D. Puller & Co., which will
receive
«, commission of $3.84
per unit.
Organized under Delaware law
in
assets of corporation and subsidiaries (consolidated) totaled
million and total current liabilities were $8.9
million, resulting in
A
This corporation,
to
followed
principal payable in annual installments of $25,000 each
through 1971.
'
JThe
*$282,227
share
per
Network—
—
other
current liabilities
installments.
Dilbert's Properties, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.
Financing Proposal With SEC—
GIVING
note
by
stock
^Balance
Lester,
of 21 years under,
additional 21 year periods.
will
31—
current assets of $11
net
to
a
$0.70
——————140,156
t After
on
$19.9
period
a
three
lessee
entered
1971—secured
Current
the
and
March
and
paid
Loss,
share
property and 'to repay the loan made for that
$58,650 to pay the underwriting fee; and $76,350 for ex¬
incident to the formation of the partnership, the
acquisition of
property,
has, since its inception,
company
earnings
promissory
tCominon
$503,448
$1 01
income—
tEarnings
purpose;
penses
details
.
Net
Investment, Inc.,
Whose stock is owned by corporations which are
principally owned by
Lifton, Hechler and Weingrow and is repayable with interest at
12%',
§170,000 on Sept. 1, 1959, and the balance on demand.
Upon completion of the public offering, the partnership cash capital
loan
billed
Dividends
This
the
$719,672
-
-
Income before income taxes———
*
U.-S. and foreign income taxes
.-..—, >
cedure
from
all
Authorized
184, p. 2012.
and
partners
Additional
closed;
;
CAPITALIZATION
*4%%
and
of
$20,000 of limited partnership
interests and
the
repay to them only $5,000 of the $30,000 price to Drust,
to be borne by
them.
The $300,000 cash payment was
from
books
1958
Dorr-Oliver Inc. (& Subs.)—Reports Loss—
them
to
the
the present
increasing
Louis,
Horton
agreement
:>»'
to finance the development of its business.
intention of the Board of Directors of the company to
continue such policy for as long as necessary to provide funds for thd
anticipated growth of the company.
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1,448,672
_
.
_
—V.
Building in Seattle, Washington. The purchase price
was
$5,351,242, consisting of $300,000 in cash at the closing, ac¬
ceptance of title subject to a $2,679,604 mortgage, and by the issuance
of two promissory notes secured
by a purchase money second mort¬
gage on
the building, the first in the amount of $567,500 and the
second
$1,804,137.
An option
to acquire the property had been ac¬
quired by Joseph Durst, a New York real estate broker, who
assigned
it to Lifton, acting for himself and Hechler and
Weingrow, in con¬
sideration of the payment by them to Durst ol' $30,000.
The option
was
assigned to the partnership in consideration of the issuance to
each
retaining
It is
$12;767,192
_
partnership interests are
to be
offered
at
$5,000 per unit.
The offering Is to be made by
Lifton Securities, Inc.,
and Hecliler-Weingrow Securities, Inc., which
will receive a commission of $300
per unit.
The partnership on June
14, 1959, purchased from Dexter Horton
Co.,
a
Washington corporation,
the
office
building known as the
Dexter
"
-
An additional 10,000 shares were of¬
employees. Offering was over¬
-
DIVIDENDS—The
>•
•
—
,
as its General
Partners
Howard
L. Weingrow as
Lifton, Ira J, Hechler and
limited partners.
Additional limited
original
May
*
by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. and as-y
was priced at $13 per share.
Of the
and
follow:
■'drilling
•
Net earnings-/—.Y
a
i
Earnings per share (on 715,000 shares outstand¬
ing as of April 30, 1959 )
,
with offices at 19 West 44th St., New York, N. Y„,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
15, 1959, cover¬
ing $977,500 of limited partnership interests in the company.
The
S.
2349.
p.
'
The stock
by the company.
planned.
$15,414,385
Earnings before Federal taxes
Federal taxes on income.
i
company,
company
189,
*
p.
Dexter Ilorton Realty
one.—V.
to
stock
%
This
A"'
'
fered by the company to
.
I)ivco-Wayne Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
r
early
or
'
r
>
total, 21,250 shares are being sold for the account of a
number of stockholders and the balance of 68,750 shares
Lake Petroleums
Ltd.
throughout
the
general
Six Months Ended April 30—
Net sales—
concerning
facilities are
the latter part of 1959
•
Lloydminister field.
programs
new
38
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taxes
financial
sociates.
the-
Ltd.
interests
at
ing Completed—Mention was made in our June 15 issue
of the public offering on June 10 of 90,000 shares of
of
public
located
are
to
shares.
common
a
after
Electronic Engineering Co. of California^r-Stock Offer-
interest
Dominion
.
Saskatchewan
Ltd.
areas
of
five
of
,
52%
of
a
equal
was
of
company's
common
Lake Petroleums
and
*
.
a
as
income
net
wholly-'
a
Leaseholds
in
in
area
Alberta
Ltd.",
being operated
dividends
number
share based on the
that time.
This compares
of $520,499, which after
cents a commbn share based on
to 3 cents
outstanding
shares
period
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
.
position has- been strengthened consider--]
ably in the past year, the balance sheet as of March 31 last, showing
current
assets
totaling $6,566,870 and current liabilities $706,771, ac
ratio of nine to one. The improvement is best reflected when those
figures are compared with those of March 31, 1958.
Then current'
assets totaled $7,305,360 and current liabilities $1,4*18,074
or
a
ratio
in relation to current exploration
?
to note that, included in these holdings, are in¬
approximately 40,000 acres located in the Berland River
Northern Alberta, immediately adjacent to
holdings held by
is
terests
$3,004,382
announcement
The
•,.
.
of
Petroleums
now
1958
equal
an
dividends
common
the
preferred
'
.
which is
company,
holdings iOf Pigeon
favorable
company is
giving consideration to new projects that may
cost from $10,000,000 to 315,000,000,
aiming to broaden and also to
diversify further the company's product mix and to expand its existing
Public
stock
oil
Provinces
;
as orders
in
have
subsidiary,
net earnings could go as
compared with $1,153,692
$8,747,092 in 1956.
,
f
and open
up
new
ones.
these projects will be made as soon
are
preferred
1,272.248
with
been
.
the
dependent
"The
markets
after
lease
,
$8,400,000,
and
50-50
a
3,820
through
pace and volume of their orders already booked for soiled-,
«ling and shipment beyond June 30.
"Looking ahead to the final quarter of the year, the demand for
Steel
products is expected to pick up sharply and possibly
exceed that experienced in
the second quarter.
On that basis, the
company's fourth quarter profits could run from 70 cents to 80 cents
a
share,
bringing the total net per share for 1959 to approxi-.
mately $2.80.
as
Operations
on
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Osage County, Oklahoma, a 23
planned and operations are well
been
successfully drilled and on
scheduled to be continuous until the 23
lias
wells
9,
;,*V
...
subsidiary formed, under the -name of-"Dominion
Oil Co.,
Inc." having its headquarters in Tulsa, Okla. f
Negotiations have been completed with the acquisition
the
1957
located
acreage,
program
date,
-
owned
Detroit
in
this
To
jointly,
acquired
Corp.,. approximately
'•*
"
•"iv
acquired is currently being evaluated in close
co-operation with the Geological Department of Great Plains Petroleum
Corp. with a view of planning a further 10 well drilling program, to
be conducted at an early date.
This company's operations are being carried out
It will be neatly as severe as appeared likely earlier in the year/ This
is based on a •onsensus of the company's customers, coupled
high
of
way.
has
company
Petroleum
Oklahoma.
of
program has been completed.
The additional acreage
belief
"The indications fox* 1959 therefore
this
Plains
well
Inventory buildup, we estimate
that
the
company's third quarter
earnings will
run
between
50%
and
60%
of
the
second
quarter/
estimate, or approximately 40 cents to 50 cents a share.
"Whatever the letdown in the third quarter, we do not expect that
With
part
date,
State
production.
year's June quarter, the* company reported net sales oi
with a net proiit of $1,833 which, after preferred stock
requirements, meant a loss of two cents per share of common.
"Assuming that a shutdown will be avoided and making allowances
letdown
the
exploration
under
dividend
some
Great
in
well
613,049,207
for
to
with
acres
last
"In
that,
basis
second
quarter, reflecting operations at practically
300% of active ingot capacity, indicate continuing improvement which
is expected to bring sales to a level of about 15%
above the first
quarter with commensurate improvement in net earnings from opera¬
tions.
We
look
for
operating earnings in
the
current
period
to
approximate 70 to 75 cents a share.
Through June 30 therefore it is
expected that net per share for the year
to date will be in the
neighborhood of $1.50 to $1.60.
for
.
Mr.
accrued
and
for
materials;
chandise
net
filing
field
proceeds
Waite\and
salaries
to
will
be
used
equipment;
purchase
and general utility;
laboratory equipment
follows:
Pay notes
urogram;
1959;
to
working
of
mountain
purchase
4-wheel drive
bulk purchase of packaging
facilities; enlarge mer¬
of
trips
purchase
as
creditors; advertising
officers as of May 1,
and
inventory;
travel expense
for
plant to Denver; and purchase
buying
moving
trades
fixtures
Denver.
for
BUSINESS—The
new
company
location
is
a
at
of
Colorado
trip of
Dr.
Eckert;
store, assembly line and
corporation
organized
May.
Volume
* tij.
5857
Number
189
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,
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.
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
' «
■
.
(2783)
f»,
of
1957.
carry
The
on
company
«
.
T
•
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1
■
.
-
The
of
the
Ray-O-Vac
rate
sirice
the' acquisition
in
'
Mr.
Ott
is
also
director
a
South
Williamsport, Pa., Jackson
National Bank of Madison, Wis.
Edward
J.
President
ft
newly
Dwyer,
Fund, Boston, Mass.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
Secretary.
Tennessee
Co.,
Battery
and
'
The
First
and
Co.
He
Mertztown,
Co.,
r-y. 189, p. 2349. ftr:.'
Electronic
.This
of
;
Pa.,
ftpft
;.y ■
their
Communications,
Inc.—Proposed Acquis.—
agreed to acquire Advanced Technology CmTCalif., in exchange for 1,000 shares, of ECI com¬
Barbara,
stock,
F.
Godsey, Jr., President, announced on June 10.
1 Advanced Technology Corp. is owned by a team, of- research scientists
formerly associated with Aeropliysics Development
Corp.
arid later
mon
with
W.
Avco
Corp, arid.:,who subsequently formed their own company
to specialize in missile system studies and management projects, space
and satellite research vehicle studies, research and preliminary design
in space mechanics and allied .activities. Various members of the group
have
held
:
a
of
letter
number
notification
shares
of
—
Chicago,
\ Advanced Technology Corp. will be
wholly owned subsidiary of ECI.—V.
in Santa Barbara
operated
189,
as
a
This
associations
owned by
are
"Operating
Oper.
taxes™
&
"v
-V
,
Net
;
operating
Other
income
Gross
revs._ "
3,606,022
2,970,931
V
the
SEC
7,312,983
6,225
Dr33,186
44,385
$3,612,247
$2,937,745
$7,357,368
Financial
510,636
2,061,135
1,940,928
deductions —ft.
531,151
,
and
long-term
v
Gas
,
system income...
Kentucky Hy¬
$3,081,096
$2,427,109
$5,296,233
S. Mark Taper, President,
Flintkote
184,540
1,011,837
583,696
$3,340,103
Co.
$2,611,649
$6,308,070
income
requirements
-
conv.
*,
applic,
Shrs.
Fort
their
offerd,
r~V.
189,
Essex
This
ducer
2,240,160
$2.58
$2.23
$1.15
in;
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
military
acquisition
Electricord
in
sales
1958
totaled
above
Universal in the year ended March 31,
Essex
'ft,*.,:
electronic equipment
Los Angeles,
of Pacific Electricord Co.,
electric and electronic items, v
million.
Electricord
founded
was
in
1938
continue to manage the new division.—V.
Fairbanks, Morse &
Robert
Robert
.
H.
Alfons
Morse,
Landa.
on
.
-ft '
'
V*
Co.—Kerr Elected President-
June
who
Jr.
ft*
16
named
was
Chairman
the
of
elected
was
President,
Vice-Chairman
Board,
Presidency- ft.,,,
Erank H. Cankar, 43,
the
June
on
18
direction
of
AMF subsidiaries
14
,
•
divisions.—V.
or
p.
time of the
made in
June
1465.
15 issue of
unit for each 50 shares of
common
detachable
a
to
net
til
Sept.
an
earlier
3:30
Co.
30,
New York time,
p.m.,
is
manager
offering.
of
Additional
UNDERWRITERS—The
June 29, 1959. Allen &
that will underwrite the
details follows:
a
on
group
names
of
the underwriters and the respective
of unsubscribed debentures and
agreed to purchase are as follows:
percentages
each has
•
•
Allen & Co
Bache
&
Co
Loeb,
warrants
which
%
40
Sutro Bros.
10
Auchincloss, Paiker & Rcdpath
5
10
—
Bear, Stearns ft Co
For
attached
%
P.
3
Ladenburg, Thalmann ft Co— 10
Cbrl M.
un¬
unless the board of directors fixes
The subscription offer will expire at
1959
date.
Rhoades ft Co._ 10
details, see V.
189,
2673.
p.
L.
&
Co.:
Kirkland
Sulzberger,
&
Co.—
p.
Continental a®
with
merger
Jenks.
2
,
2457.
net
sales
the
over
and operating income of $15,March 31, 1959. This represent®
first
$849,188,
was
cents per
79
or
share,
adjusted for
subsequent
-
profit
schedules
have
and the consequent effect
188, p.
increased
been
by
approximately
on- manufacturing costs, together
ratios
of
selling and service
improvement in
restore
earnings to
satisfactory
a
level
for
the
50%
with an
expense*
full
year*
545.
Sales Up 20.6%
—
—
Earnings
Consolidated
amount
to
bearer warrant
from
the
sale
of,
$28,260,654
and construction
V. ~
of
shares
Food
in
of
number
untts
Dillon,
curities
Arthurs.
Baclie
of
the
of
several
underwriters
and
Harriman Ripley ft Co., Inc. 6,200
.29,700
-
&
Co
Inc. ft—
ft
Hcugl), Inc.—
Birr ft Co., Inc.'--.—
Blair ft
Alex.
Ce.
Butcher
E.
&
ft
5.000
4,000
^
2,500
ft
Co
6,200
Co
Emanuel, Deetjen ft Co.—-—
Hollowell,
Sulzberger,
Securities
Food
Fair
4,000
Barney
_
6,200
5,000
ft
Co.—.
Stroud & Co. Inc.—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co..
,
J. C. Wheat & Co
Biddle ft
4,000
4,000
4,000
6,000
2,500
6,200
4,000
Co
2,500
2,500
Offered—
189, p. 2173.
Properties Development, Inc. above.—V.
taxes
and
minority
interest
of
wa®
$1,082,67«3.
the
of
after
Western Auto
increase
an
Supply Co., totaled $37,524,311*.
value of $7,065,248 since Dec. 32»
in
of $13,685,519 since the purchaaa*
Aug. 4/1958.—V. 189, p. 1793.
aggregate appreciation
an
Western
Auto
holdings
Gar Wood Industries,
Months
on
Inc.
Subs.)
(&
April 30--
1959
Sales
Net
,
income
Federal
Net
before Federal
profit
Sales Dowzv
—
-
Ended
taxes
on
1958
$12,939,740 $16,475,373
85,723
22,003
63,723
$96,065
income
taxes
'30,000
$66,065
profit
* Credit.—V.
% Deficit.
Garrett
188, p.
1154.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of—*
fering of 41,500 shares of common stock (par $2) waa
made on June 15 by Clark, Dodge & Co. and Willia:^
R. Staats & Co. at $47 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of $1 per share. The unsold balance was withdrawn*
—V. 189, p. 2242.
,
General American Investors Co.,
This
,
acquired on June 12, 1959 the assets of William
St. Louis, Mo., a closely-held investment company.
company
Corp.
Inc.—Acquisition—
of
General.American Investors issued 17,927 shares of its common stoiftt
at asset value for assets of William C. Ferguson Corp. consisting of
about
V.
$31,000
cash
187, p. 144..
and
common
stocks
valued
at
about
$605,000.—
,
.
,
General Motors Corp.—New Air
Conditioners-
air conditioner*
especially for seaside areas where saltwatae
salt air constantly ravage metal parts—are bein;j
introduced by the corporation's Frigidaire division, according to Her¬
man F. Lehman, GM Vice-President and Frigidaire's General Manages.
Remarkable
—the
first
spray
and
new
ever
rust
and
corrosion-resistant room
designed
moist
models, were previewcvl
Beach, and Daytona Bead*
by dealers and hotel ami motel
operators. This area was selected for the national preview#
because of the high concentration of units in the area and the sever®
salt air conditions under which air conditioners must operate.
Mr Lehman stressed that the two new units are constructed entirely 1
of
rust-protected
and corrosion-resistant
materials, which provitL*
longer life and reduce maintenance costs.—V. 189, p. 2675.
The
units,
new
called
"Saltaire
Tuffy"
in Florida at Miami, West Palm
they were enthusiastically received
recently
4,000
2,500
Inc.
Yarnall,
Jenks,
Kirkland & Co.—
See
Smith,
4,000
Sherrerd
ft
Clarke
W.
Drexel
<
Montgomery. Scott ft Co.—
Ncwburger ft Co
The Ohio Company
Piper, Jaffray ft Hopwood
Scherek, Richter Co
3,000
2,000
2,500
-
Sons
Co
&
Co._.
&
Johnston, Lemon & Co.„— 5,000
Lehman Brothers -——.— 6,500
5,000
Inc
Brown
Burnliam
.
Noyes
E. F. Hutton ft Co
North & Co.
—ft—
*
,- 2,500
Fitch,
2,000
Harrison & Co
Hemphill,
Co.— 2,500
4,000
before
1958 first quarter pre-tax profit
a
income,
stock
common
represented
Six
the
Units
.
,
net
Reports Loss—
each are as follows:
,
Union Se-
Co
&
Units
-
Batemari, Eichler ft Co
Beil
*
names
purchased by
be
.
Lestrange
ft
Barrett,
;
Profit
against
as
and
Ferguson
v.
Eastman
-
to
the
This
of March 31, 1959 capitalization of Proper¬
of $29,974,679 of long-term debt, 20,000
non-cumulative .preferred stock of $100 par and 7,497,347
coirimon stock of one cent par value.
•'
earlier.
year
1958
Fair
UNDERWRITERS—The
,,
,
United States and Canadian taxe®
on income and minority interest, totaled $956,697 and was equivalent t®
35
cents per
share on the 2,652,325 shares of common stock out* Y
standing as of March 31, 1959, after provision for preferred dividend®.
Net income for the comparable
1958 quarter amounted to $635,45<V
or
23
cents
per
share on the lesser number of 2,491,226 comma®
shares then outstanding/after preferred dividends.
■"
As of March 31, 1959, the market value of the company's investment
subsidiaries consisted
of
a
.
net sales for the quarter ended March 31, 1959 wer«
compared with $23,433,942 for the corresponding period
Consolidated
securities will
of Food Fair
the
costs
1.959
First
$1,657,334
of
Pennsylvania.
in
and
as
31,
1958.
a
year
Consolidated
purchase at
of
net
income, after taxes, for the three months ended
was 50.6ft
above that for the corresponding period
quarter 1959 net sales increased 20.6ft
above thoa®
earlier.
of
where
.
10
.•
Rossmann ft Co.—.
Ha Howell,
reports
5.7ft
reduced
March
shares of 6ft
held of record
exercisable and non-detachable from the debentures
189,
three months ended
of
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
CAPITALIZATION—-as
at the subscription price of $100 per unit.
Each unit con¬
sists of $100 of debentures with an attached warrant to
purchase four shares of common stock at $15,875 per
share through May 31, 1962.
The warrants are non-
or*
container-
figure for 1959 was attributed principally tohigher manufacturing costs resulting from a low volume of production.
Unit production was reduced drastically in the latter months of 195®
and early months of 1959 in order to adjust finished machine in¬
ventories in anticipation of the introduction of new models.- Thi®
factor, together with high service and sales training expenses on
new products affected the first quarter earnings disproportionately.
Bonds Of¬
—
principal
$50
of
proceeds
development
repay
BUSINESS—Food
tion
the
stock
1958
—V.
companies tare affiliates of Food Fair Stores, Inc., sixth largest
supermarket chain in the nation.
ties
offering by this
corporation to holders of its outstanding stock of record
on June 11, 1959, the right to purchase in units $3,812,300
of 5V2% sinking fund subordinated debentures, due May
31, 1979, with warrants attached for the purchase of
152,492 shares of common stock, on the basis of one
our
the
stock dividend.
should
Union Securities & Co. and as¬
an issue of
Properties.
Fedders Corp.—Additional Financing Details—Mention
was
portion of
a
the
approved
anticipated
Both
.
189,
for the
Production
,
stock
be; used
the 1 change
.
stockholders
corporation
increase
The
offered for public sale
each i consisting
PROCEEDS—The
succeeding
the Board.
of
announced
.
supply
•
-
|
of
ft
purchase warrants are exercisable on or after Aug. l, 1959
and expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT)
on June 15, 1969.
A sinking
fund, commencing on Dec. 15, 1961, will retire approxi¬
mately 75ft principal amount of the bonds prior to maturity.
.
.
timberlands
The
it®
of
quarter of 1958 when the cor¬
responding figure was $14,472,000.
Net profit for the period wa®
$594,346, or 55 cents per share.
Net profit during the first, quarter
Properties Development, Inc. was formed to
obtain permanent mortgage financing for acquisition and construction
\
who recently joined Fairbanks, Morse, was
elected
to
the
Since September 1955 Food Fair Properties, Inc.
newly-created post
of
7ice-President-Administration. ft' of shopping centers.
lias been engaged in acquiring and developing sizable tracts of land
William S. Schwab,
Chicago attorney who is a director of Fair¬
for
fully planned
and coordinated
"neighborhood," "district," and
banks Whitney Corp.. and Delmar W. Holloman, Washington, D. C.
"regional" shopping centers.
•
•
-ft
attorney, were elected Assistant Secretaries of the company.
Properties now owns or leases 35 shopping center sites in seven
The
new
President of Fairbanks,
Morse is also Vice-President
in
eastern seaboard states. Nineteen of thes'f centers are in full operation
Charge of Subsidiary Operations for Fairbanks Whitney, Corp.,
an
or
under
construction;
three
other centers, for which no
further
office he assumed on March l of this year.
Prior to that he had
construction is currently contemplated, are partially opened and the
served for five years as Vice-President and
Group Executive of the
'remaining thirteen sites are in the planning stage. In addition the
American Machine & Foundry Co. with primary responsibility for the
company owns a 50ft
interest in two shopping centers in full opera¬
In
.
Kerr,
W..
Schott, .who will "
189, p. 916. '
Georgia,
Wayne
This
1,500,000
per
The
approximated $7.5 million
by Arnold
through
and
">f
an
"
share five shares of common stock of
Fair Properties, Inc. The price per unit is $50.
against $3,381,226 the year before.
Pacific
Fair Properties Development, Inc.
and
$3.50
of
Sales
in
lease.
annual meeting May 27.—V.
299,000
Stock
units,
bonds
an¬
pro¬
•
$2
Ga.,
Friden, Inc., San Leandro, Calif,-—Earnings Bower—
$7,500,000 25-year 6% collateral trust bonds and 150,000
warrants to purchase 750,000 shares of common stock
of Food Fair Properties, Inc. The securities were offered
:
•
Wentworth,
Port
Corp. holds more than 400,000 acres
Florida and South Carolina in fee or
Foster Wheeler Corp*—Not to Be Acquired—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
fered—Eastman Dillon,
$5,001,641
2,439,400
ft.'ft.:
"■
consumer
Pacific
*
$6,297,670
2,240,160
$1.36
York, manufacturer
the
of
share—
Universal
New
180,945
..
$2,566,413
"
-
nounced
$3,329,703
2,439,400
1237.
p.
■'
V
10,400
at
See North American Aviation, Inc. below.—V. 188, p. 1395.
arid the estate of Amelia Taper,
,
River
Woodlands
laws, nor would the acquisition be used to prejudice Con¬
position under pending litigation. Continental's sale of th®
corrugated box plants is in accordance with an understanding!
with the Department of Justice.
■' ft
.
The joint announcement said the
operations and personnel of th®
Southern Paperboard mill and the Chicago corrugated plant will con¬
tinue unchanged. Mi*. Treen is joining Continental as a consultant.
The
sociates
outstdg—
Earns, per com.
r
45,236
,
Rose 50.6%—
to
stock
common
•Com.
10,400
>
26,637
Food
on
shares—-:
pfd.
Earnings
of
share
three
$5,182,586
Burch
Harding,
Net
^
Divid.
each
tinental's
Exchange or otherwise at prices current at the time
prospectus lists 14 selling stockholders, including L. R.
shares; Katherine W. Eurch, 24,000; and Horace E.
20,922.—V. 189, p. 2565,
York
sale.
of
_
for
antitrust
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 4,
1959, covering 143,789 shares of its common stock.
According to the
prospectus, FJintkote on June 17 will acquire all of The Glens Falls
Portland-Cement Co. (of New York) in excchange fpr 369,858 shares
of Flintkote common. The 143,789 shares are to be received by certain
shareholders of Glens Falls upon the latter's dissolution and liquida¬
New
$4,598,890
259,007
of
drocarbon
stock
16
requirements.
Fort Wayne's principal asset was its "minority interest in Southern '
Paperboard Corp. In view of the fact that the majority interest 1®
owned by Continental, the Department of Justice stipulated prior t® •
the merger that it would not seek to enjoin the transaction under th®
corporation
tion, who may sell all or part of such shares from time to
Earns,
and
had
mill's pulpwood
board
Corp., Beverly Hills, Calif.—
California
a
Gair
timberlands
interest
This company
$6,539,818
Continental
of
corrugated plants, will continue*
Fort Wayne
corrugated box plant h®
corrugated service for the first time to th®
Iowa area. It will also take over the mergedl
its
Savannah
subsidiary
;-Y
deceased wife. Of the 3,000,000 shares being
by Taper and 1,500,000 by the estate.
■
6,526,668
13,150
(net).....
income
Income
'
"
,
Wisconsin
the
on
with
beneficial
of
owned
arc
1959—12 M'os.—1958
$22,127,176 $19,235,030 $52,828,268 $47,924,008
18,521,154
16,264,099
45,515,285
41,397,340
revenues
exps.
*/„ ft,'
1959—3 Mos.—1958
share
40 ft interest in the Southern Paperboard Corporation, ft»
Continental already owned a 60ft
controlling interest.
Southern Paperboard manufactures kraft coutainerboard at a mlH
corporation,
Taper's
Equitable Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Period End. Mar. 31—
v
which
which owns approxi¬
mately 53 ft of the stock of another loan association.
The company has outstanding 6,000,000 common shares, all of which
1675.
p.
.765654
extending
Illinois,
Files
'
•
First Gharter
the
'
of
Wayne common;
Continental, which already
the
operations
of
a
fourth
with offices at llo North Doheny Drive, Beverly
Hills, Calif., filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 11,
1959, covering *3,000,000 shares of its outstanding common stock, to be
public sale by the present holders thereof through an
*>': offered,, for
underwriting group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities_ft Co.
and William R. Staats & Co. The public offering price and underwrit¬
ing terms are to ,.be supplied by amendment. The company will receive
no part ol
the proceeds. : *■.
fhe principal business of the company consists of owning the stocks
;«
J of its operating subsidiaries and rendering management, services to
them. i. The
subsidiaries
consist *of five California savings and loan
■
associations, two California corporations which act principally as trus¬
tees under trust deeds, five California, corporations licensed as insur¬
.
*
Fort
key positions at the guided missile test .center at PeeneGermany; the Army missile programs at White Sands and ."ft ance agencies,' a California corporation licensed as a real estate broker
and licensed as an agent to solicit loans for one of the loan associaRedstone
Arsenal;
the Air
Force
Missile
Development
Center;
the
Naval Air Missile Test Center, and with various aviation and other
tiohs, a -California corporation which owns all of the stock of one of
organizations.
.stock
basis
ft,
»
involved an exchange of 496,000 shares of Continental *
which will be distributed to Fort Wayne stockholder®
merger
the
on
muende,
industrial
,
operation.
The
common
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—.
ft /•■'■'ftft
-
on
and
-TheMiro'cecds, amounting to approximately $100,00C, are to be used
.; to; invest in the commodity market. No underwriting is involved.
wholly-owned subsidiary.
a
corporation has
Santa
filed
2
June
on
undetermined
V
(no par).
of Electric Storage
Atlas Mineral Products
Corrugated Paper Co.—Merger Effective
June 15 merged with Continental Can Co., whicl*
sold three of Fort Wayne's four corrugated box plant®
liquidated the company.
General-Lucius D. Clay, Chairman of Continental, and Harold M.
Treen, President of Fort Wayne, announced jointly after the closing
in New York City that the Fort Wayne plants in Hartford City, Ind.. '
Rochester, N. Y., and Pittsburgh, Pa., had been sold by Continental
to the St. Joe Paper Company of Jacksonville, Fla., which will continue*.
company
imitoediateiy
director
a
cents
21.56
This
.'•••
and Secretary of several subsidiaries and
Battery Co. ;
ftft".,ft \
ftftft' y{"
ft, Mr. Cairo had been Assistant Secretary of ESB and Secretary of the ft,.
Trust
affiliates
Fund
covering, an
elected
President,
was
formerly,Viceis a director of Jenkintown <Pa.) ' Bank,
of
the
company's
First Boston Commodity
Ray-O-Vac of Canada, Ltd., Winnipeg,
of Panama, Williamsport Battery Co.,
of
International* Corp.
Ray-O-Vac
11
called for redemption
the 53a ft con.— '
stock Aug. l, 1959, at $15.60 per
quarterly dividend payable that date at th®
per share.—V.
189, p. 1129.
June
On
including
Fort Wayne
this'company and 7'ft
director of
a
division
Cb.
directors
share,
-
'Mi-. Ott has been Vice-President and
President
cents
vertible cumulative $15 par preferred
'M
November, 1957, of the Ray-O-VUc Co., of which he had been President.
after, all
per
and-69
,
,
cents
charges, equivalent after preferred dividends t<*share on the 424,309 shares of class A stock outstanding
per share on the 424,309 shares of class B stock out¬
standing.
This compares With net earnings of $73,100 for the sam^
period last year j
equivalent after preferred dividends to 15 cento,
per share on the then outstanding $2 par value common stock.
Sales for the 28-week period amounted to $8,945,000 against $6,960.000 for the same period last year.
_
portion
a
$597,400
69
was organized by Dr. Heirxz W.
Eckert to
Federal Pacific. Electric Co.—Awarded Contract—
of the business previously owned and managed' *
This : companyhas been awarded a
$1,076,026- contract for oil
as a
sole proprietorship by Dr. Kcxert.
Dr. ftEckert commenced such
circuit
breakers
to
be
installed
in
the
City and County of San
business., 12/years ago at Florence, Colo., and the present assets, good
Francisco's intake switchyard and" substation at Warnerville, Calif.
will and general business situation of the company all came from the
Scheduled for delivery in November of 1959, the equipment will be
business previously held personally by Dr. Eckert. The business of the
amongst the first shipped from Federal Pacific's new high voltage
company is to buy and sell minerals, ores, gems, natural specimens,
switchgear production facilities in Santa Clara, Calif. Apparatus to be
lapidary equipment, geological, geophysical and prospecting instruments
supplied includes 5,000 and 10,000 mva units rated at 115 and 230 kv
and tocls, laboratory equipment and supplies,
geological and earth
respectively, equipped with' hydraulic operating mechanisms -and Type
science books, charts and other publications for visual education, and
TA ASA Standard interchangeable bushings.—V.
189, p. 2349.
iriineralogical and geological, supplies, for educational, commercial
and laboratory
uses.
The company is engaged in assembling, pro¬
^Federal Uranium Corp.—Building New Mill—
cessing/packaging and classifying many kinds of minerals and rocks,
which; require technical supervision as well as a fairly sizable plant
See Radorock Resources, Inc. below.—V. 189, p. 809.'
facility.
The company makes hp and sells
charts and educational
aids in tlic. field;, of nature study, geology,
mineralogy, geography,
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Earnings Increased—
marine life, and other fields of learning.
The company has one of
Harvey S. Firestone, Jr.,. Chairman, and Raymond C. Firestone,
the largest stocks of radio-active ores in the country for re-sale to
President
of, the company; announced
on
June 16 "that net sales*
educational and industrial institutions.. The company^ oeals in gem
of
the company* arid its subsidiaries amounted to $568,158,972 Tor
stories.' and deals iri fossils, mineral specimens and rocks* of commercial
the six
mouths- ended
April 30, 1959, compared with $490,854,806
yalue for re-salc, or having a vaiup to educational or rssearcn insti¬
for the same period last year,
an increase of 15.7ft.
Estimated net
tutions.
The' company has one of the largest stocks of ore, rock and
income - wus
$29^40,606
compared
with $21,264,682
for
the
same
mineral specimens lor re-sale in the United States.-—Vf -ltC, p. 1(575.'
period last yeai;, an increase of 40.8ft.
Both sales and net income
V v
'
•
'
'•
'
'
'
were
the
highest ever
attained by
the company for a first six
Electric Storage Battery Co.—Changes in Personnel— j :
mbnths lwriod.
Provision of $29,150,000 has been made for domestic
.The board- of directors on June 3 elected Jtumer jfcL Oct, Cnairmaii ,;
and foreign taxes on
income as compared with $20,400,000 for last
of
the Board,
Edward j. Dwyer, President,
and William P. Cairo,,
year, an increase of 42.9ft ." Most of our domestic plants were closed
Secretary.
■
--ft V.Vftft. /'■
Y'ft ft;
by strike from April 16 to June 12. All known losses caused by this
The elections
took place at the first meeting of the board since
strike
and applicable to
the first six months have been absorbed.
the death on May 19 of Carl F. Norberg who had been President of *
The estimated net income is equal to $3.47 per share as compared
the company since December, 1954.
fftft
'■
with $2.52 per share last year."—V. 189, p. 2349.
>
23,'
T
Foote Bros. Gear
& Machine
Retire Preferred Stock—
This
1959,
corporation
the
first
reports
28-weeks of
Corp.—-Earnings Up—To
1
the period Nov. 1, 1958 to
the company's fiscal year, net
for
General
The
16,
earnings
May
Realty & Utilities Corp.—New President—
election of Samuel M. Fox as
announced
on
inception in
June
10.
Mr. Fox
has
President of this corporation waa
been with the company since i<tj
1929 and has served as Treasurer
and Secretary and moiji
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2784)
recently
as
President of
elected
Executive Vice-President. Previously, he had been
ail of its subsidiary companies.—V. 188, p. 1395.
Offering
$10,000,000 of 20-year 5% sinking fund debentures due
June 1, 1979.
,,,
.
.
oversubscribed
was
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
books closed.
and
Addi¬
tional details follow:
"
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■
Period End. Apr.
Operating
Operating
Federal
$2,078,206
1,292,491
expenses
income
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$8,175,969 $7,571,483
5,041,434
4,054,511:
878,000
845,000
900,601
809,844
1959—Month—1958
SI,907,321
1,209,691
30—
revenues
191,000
215,000
taxes
will
line.—V. 184, p. 2739.
Inc«—Earnings—
General Telephone Co, of Indiana,
-
The
proceeds
net
tuxes-,.
229,490
207,379
operating income
after charges
;
$341,225
239,181
$299,251
Net
Net
—V.
189, p.
215,362
oper.
oper.
expenses
Net
Period End. Apr. 30—
99,000
operating taxes—
Other
$3,695,458
2,263,857
433,000
339,128
3,838,895
138,222
83,730
565,000
564,720
income
$235,355
141,849
$156,991
98,296
$913,222
552,215
Net
operating
Net after charges
189, p.
—
189,
op.
$121,685
income...
oper.
31,907
34,865
ry.
2136.
p.
147.
Operating
revenues
$2,512,126
Operating
expenses
1,525,602
Federal
Other
taxes-
308,181
taxes-
income
109,950
$9,902,524
1959—Month—1958
1,407,126
674,312
974,000
584,897
153,580
operating
Net
income
$331,791
223,4G9
$448,387
charges—-
348,778
operating
Net
after
—V.
$1,773,121
1,323,108
189, p. 2137.
*
General Time
cordless
A
one
year
national
clock
electric
:
will
which
continuously
run
flashlight battery power has
the corporation's
Westclox
standard
on
$1,323,342
895,811
Corp.—Introduces New Product—
distribution
close
lor
to
been placed in
division at La
by
Salle, 111.
.The
'
"Isotron"
will
retail
at
Highlights of its modern styling include a rectangular solid brass case
with silverplated panels, silver dial, and gold-color numerals.
time,
mechanism
ment
to
running
is
in
the
fast
clock's
slow.
or
works
If
makes
the
corresponding adjust¬
improve timekeeping accuracy. The' Isotron also is engineered
silent in operation.—V. 189, p.
^1928.
A
multi-million
dollar
-expansion
which
program
will
double this company's present vinyl flooring and counter top production
capacity at Akron, Ohio, was announced on June 1 by Russell DeYoung,
President.
Mr. DeYoung said the expansion program will be carried out at the
subsidiary Goodyear Aircraft Corporation's Plant B, site of the com¬
pany's present manufacturing facilities for vinyl film and flooring
products. To man the new production facilities, the company estimates
additional
Increase
labor
/"Renovation
new
force
of
approximately 100 will
also is expected.
in sales personnel
of
the
plant
involved
area
is
be
required.
already under
and
way
has been ordered," Mr. DeYoung stated.
additional production as a result of this program by
January, I960,' With April 1 the target date for completion of the entire
project,"'..
-v-:'
Expansion
demand
market
of
Akron
flooring facilities was based on the increasing
company's existing flooring products and plans to
materials now under test, according to Mr. DeYoung.
for
new
High-speed Jet aircraft
tires made entirely with polyisoprene rubber
withstanding landing speeds of up to 250 miles per hour
developed by this company, it was announced on June 2.
This
accomplishment, said Dr. R. P. Dinsmore, Vice-President of
Research, frees the United States from dependence on natural rubber
for
been
military
as well
as
commercial
aircraft
tires.
Introduces New Wire Tire—
A
new
tire—containing
Unveiled June
The
no rubber, no fabric and
no
inflation—was
by the company for application In space flight.
4
tire,
new
which
withstand
can
extremely high temperatures, is
greatly resembling a wire wheel found in
many home workshops. It is designed for use as a landing wheel and
tire for vehicles which pass through the thermal barrier on
their re¬
entry into the airmass, as will be necessary in the Dyna-Soar
program
constructed
entirely of wire,
and other such space
E.
M.
ventures.
Eickmann,
Manager
of
the
company's
Products
Division, said the tire will withstand
l,000-to-2,000 degree Fahrenheit range in flight
Rubber
tires
melt at
much lower
Aviation
temperatures
and
in
the
during
temperatures.—V. 189,
landings.
2242.
p.
(W. It.) Grace & Co.—Registers
Exchange Offer With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
SEC
poses
on
June
covering 126,000
to
acquire the
filed
16
shares
of
business
a
registration
common
and
Hatco
statement
stock.
The
substantially
with
company
all
the
Grace
The
inter-island
its
operation
the
in
common
additional
of
President
major
Its
of
of
S.
the
$2,000,000
was
four
years
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
7
"CRYOVAC"
by
Bradley
is
the
expenses
of
1961.—V.
189,
p.
$25,264
$2,745,402
675,527
$2,301,891
848,844
1,090,743
1,452,229
189, p. 2137.
Northern
The
assets
the
of
Net
rev.
Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
from ry. oper.
$4,233,548
income—
1,585,023
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Great
Pipeline
$613,099 $13,886,321
*1,323,213
4,855,970
$7 464 007
the
split the
company's
authorized
number
common
of
on
shares
1960,
%
;
58.075
58,075
8,000 shs.
to
5,360 shs.
Dec.
per
1,
of
terms, «nd
1,
of
1959
term
a
America
additional
an
annum
May
408,075 shs.
provisions of
Co.
same*
1%
from
until
the
borrow
the
011
of
loan
1960
under
$500,000
has
the
agreed
principal
to May
1,
1960,
1960.
stock
20%
and
include
the
of
stock
common
of
40%
American
,
Cement Corp. resulted from the merger on Dec. 31, 1957,
of
Riverside
Cement
Co.
of
California, Hercules Cement Corp.
of
Pennsylvania and Peerless Cement Corp. of Michigan, and is one of
the six largest cement producers in the United States.
>
Mr.
be
Blyth
made
unable to state at
was
exercised
by
Blyth
the
of
&
assets
Co.,
the
of
this
Inc.
time whether
and,
Henshaw
if
the option will
disposition will
company.
Air Force has
ballistic
The
this
project.
Kcnvil,
M.
to
carried
of
earlier
an
work
letter
this
on
highly
im¬
the
work to be performed under
the company's multimillion dol¬
Bacchus,
Utah,
with
supporting
at
Hercules
propellant
plant
at
at
performed
and
of
value
issued,
for
and
two stock
stock
dividend,
18,
May
on
1959
to
change
stock
common
par
and the par value
stock. Concurrently
$1 par value common
of the prior $10 par
common
immediately thereafter, pursuant
the company, on
May 27,
split-up was effected in the? form
following which there were ,393,975
value common 'stock issued and outstanding and
$1 par value common stock held by -the company
No change was made in the authorized or issued
shares of the company's preferred stock. In connec¬
par
stock.
outstanding
three
tion with said
for two
stock
common
split-up, $131,326 of earned
surplus
was transferred to the capital stock account. Following the
aforesaid recapitalization and common stock split-up 15,000 shares of
the
but unissued shares
authorized
issued
were
resulting
value
in
of
$1
value
par
common
stock
stock
of
the
being 408,975 shares. A sufficient
company
shares
of common stock must be
kept available by the
to satisfy the conversion requirements of the preferred stock,
company
DIVIDENDS—The
has not heretofore paid a cash dividend
having used its earnings to finance expansion,
per share on the common stock of the com¬
pany was declared by the Board of Directors on May 18. 1959, payable
on
July 31, 1959 to holders of record on July 15, 1959.
its
on
1
the
exchange for then outstanding deben¬
having a principal face amount of $152,000,
outstanding number of shares of the $1 par
total
the
common
number
of
by the company in
of the company
notes
company
stock,
common
dividend
A
of
cents
15
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase,
severally
respective
number
underwriters
named
below
and not jointly, from the
of the shares now offered
have
selling
agreed
stockholders
set
as
Cook
Wertheim
&
Co
&
Gardner
&
Stix
&
Moreland,
8,000
Edward
Smith,
8,000
I.
:
6,000
Scherck,
6.000
Blewer,
Mosle
&
4,000
Yates,
Co
M.
Jones
D.
&
Moore
Sons-
&
Brandenberger,
Johnston & Currle
8,000
Co.
Co..
Edwards
Rotan,
Shares
32,250
32,250
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
&
G.
A.
Co
to
the
forth "below:
Shares
Newhard,
Simon
&
Co.—41 4,000
&
Co
—.
4,000
4,000
Co
Richter
Glynn &
Heitner
4,000
—
—
4,000
—
2,000
Woods—
2,000
Co
Co
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
<fc
details, see V.
189,
2676.
p.
Co
—.
White,
Masterson
&
2,000
2,000
Co.—
Hoffman Laboratories, Inc.,
Newark, N. J.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
The
SEC
corporation
general manager of Hercules Explosives Depart¬
that
the
Chemical Propulsion
Division,
responsible
for
missiles engines, "has been devoting maximum effort to
York,
$6
at
filed
12
letter
a
of
notification
the
with
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
share,
through Myron A. Lomasney & Co., New
per
Y.
N.
proceeds
The
June
on
50,000
covering
offered
Jersey.
Martin,
and
shares
contract
at
out
facility
be
of
commence
majority
be
to
work
said
rocket
The
propellant
New
John
ment,
Hercules
will
contract
rocket
delinitization
$1
treasury
as
For
represents
authorized
portant
lar
was
amended
were
of
then
three
common
of
to
had
which
(of
45,000 shares of said
missile.
contract
which
it
50%
a
Stifel,
awarded
a contract in
the amount of $15,326,000
rihnounced on June 8 by Major General Ben I.
Funk, Commander of Air Materiel Commands, Ballistic Missiles Center
in Los Angeles, Calif. The contract is for research and development of a
third-stage engine for the solid-fuel MINUTE-MAN intercontinental
this company,
stock
further
Dempsey-Tegeler
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Awarded AF Contract—
The
to
a
Reinholdt
what
so,
number
recapitalization, 10 shares of the new
issued in' exchange for each share
1959
May
on
Prior
company
issued and outstanding and 4,500 were held in
8,000 shares of $100 par value preferred stock
5,360 shares were issued and outstanding). The
authorization of the Board of Directors of
to
the
authorized
stock
common
1,000,000 shares of $1
common
shares
approximately
Incorporation,
were
value
ture
Co.
of Incorporation effected
stock split-up, as follows:
of
value
par
Incorporation
to
Articles
common
Articles
which
authorized
stock
$10
and
(of
of
of
the
were
treasury)
with this
no-par
Stock—
Investment
of
of
National
are
Bank
and
be
to
for
to
used
general
retire
loan
a
corporate
from
the:
Hillside
purposes.
the
development of high-energy propellant formulations
and
case
design for long-range applications, and considerable progress toward
the ultimate goal has been achieved."—V. 189
p. 2138.
Corp.—Operations Established in Scotland—
operations
car
a
have
been
established
in
Scotland
American Express International, Ltd., it was announced
Robley H. Evans, Executive Vice-President.
The
Hertz
new
services
in
Scotland will be
centered
tration
June 10
around
a
by
newly-
to
offer
record
The
addition, rent
service will be available
car
a
tives
in Falkirk, Inverness, Aberdeen,
Dumfries, Carlisle and Penrith.
International,
Dundee,
through representa¬
Perth,
Kirkaldy,
Elgin,
a
April
A
plan
to
merge
the
by
this
company
shareholders
of
into
both
15.
The
52%
for
outstanding.
Basic
Products,
Hevi-Duty's stock, will issue not to
common
of
this
Hevi-Duty
which
The
company
share
per
of
one
new
proposes
by stockholders
share for each
underwriting is involved.
No
business.
has
It
outstanding
$2,500,000
par
value
of
Inc., or to the payment of bank loans Incurred for such
total of $257,000 is slated for its Molokai facilities;
Aggregates,
A
for
new
warehouses;
$165,000 for eight
concrete mobile
for waterfront facilities fronting Keehi Lagoon; and
investment in Oahu Aggregates, Inc., which' is owned in
issuing company and is engaged in coral quarry opera¬
$160,000
$300,000
for
part
the
by
188,
p.
949.
180,950
will
management,
becomes
a
been elected
a
Board
of
Basic
Products
President,
member
of
retained.
Basic
with
Wening, Basic Products' President, said that with the
Hevi-Duty, at least 50% of the corporation's operations
will be in the rapidly expanding electrical and
electronics fields. "The
merger," he stated, "augments the growth and profit possibilities of
von
in
The
which
of Manchester, N. H., Hevi-Duty's subsidiary,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Basic Products.
divisions
integration of sales,
by providing opportunity for coordination
production and research efforts and creating
existing
Federal
Commission
Power
has
authorized
this
company,
to
and
operate approximately 20 miles of 24-inch transmis¬
pipeline, two metering stations and appurtenant facilities
in
Wetzel and Monongalia Counties, W. Va., at a cost of about $2,134,700.
Mr.
Products.
of
electrical
The
construct
sion
be operated as a division
headed by Harold E. Koch,
has
Hope Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Improvement—
already
exceed
purpose.
Anchor Manufacturing Co.
p.
$40
stock.
tions.—V.
Hevi-Duty
the
at
basis
the
merger
shares
now
on
Honolulu, Hawaii, filed a
16, 1959, seeking regis¬
June
stock.
proceeds of the sale of the additional stock will be applied to
the company's capital expenditure program and investment in Oahu
became
effective
immediately and provided for an
exchange of one share of Basic Products common stock for each share
its
on
Net
mixers;
Basic Products Corp. was ap¬
firms at special meetings held
South St.,
SEC
common
subscription
1959,
then held.
related
common
$140,000
Co.—Merger Approved—
for
30,
of
activities embrace primarily the manufacture and
aggregates,
ready-mixed
concrete
and
concrete
products,
purposes.
Electric
Ilevi-Duty
at 800
company's
of
and
stock
the
live shares
sale
shares
Ltd.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
statement with the
25,000
of
of
on
and
located
company,
registration
Hertz
by
opened branch in Edinburgh.
In
Securities
This
Hertz
Rent
Honolulu Construction & Dredging Co.,
With
and
heretofore
untouched
markets."—V.
The
is
line
new
maximum
about
approved
also
FPC
the
will
delivery
123,000.000
the
abandonment
of
two
16-inch
lines
replace.
cubic
capacity
feet
per
of
the
day.
two old lines to
The new line will
Peoples
have
a
maximum
capacity of approximately 153,000,000 cubic feet daily to
Peoples
Natural Gas Co.
and
will also be able to supply up
to
16,000,000 cubic feet per day to Manufacturers Light & Heat Co., the
same quantity presently
being delivered.
and
new
18D,
The FPC,
to
on
construct
April 3,
and
granted Hope Natural temporary authorization
the proposed facilities.—V. 184, p. 1352.
operate
2034.
Hotel Corp. of America—Leases Motor Hotel—
*185 375
Co.—Private Placement—This
company, thiough Morgan Stanley &
Co., has arranged
to place privately with a
group of institutional investors
to
ended
year
Henshaw
of
Corp.
potentials
189. p. 2138.
Lakes
fiscal
preferred
addition
Period End. April 301959—Month-1958
1959-4 Months—1958
RaUway oper. revenue-. $19,881,957 $16,431,135
$74,207,096 $68,088 499
Railway operating exps.
15,648,409
15,818,036
60,321,375
Net
increase
to
Acquire Option
Anthony
Great
voted
Corp.—Earned $2.21 Per Share—
Koch, in addition,
operating deficit
;
>
Insurance
option
1,
subsequent
a
shares
of
the
owned
$331,421
the
amendment
amendment
thereof
C. R. Blyth, Chairman of Blyth & Co., Inc., nation-wide investment
banking house, on June 10 announced that his company had obtained
from the principal stockholders of Henshaw Investment Co. an option
to acquire approximately 85%
of the outstanding stock of that com¬
pany.
Henshaw is a privately owned investment company of San
Francisco, founded by William G. Henshaw,
of
ops.
1
239,167
1,000.000 shs.
fee, * ^ths
1,
May
and
1959
the
Henshaw Investment Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Bank¬
since
RR.—Earnings—
from
authorized
at
2242.
1%
the
Baruch, President,
for
proved
in
and
10
second
plant
.
■'
■
239.167
issued under
was
additional
26,265
reported on June 1 that sales and other
April 30, 1959 were $3,516,153. In¬
come before Federal taxes was $830,475 and net income $407,474.
This
is equal to earnings of $2.21 per share based on the
average number
of shares outstanding during the period.—V. 189, p. 2351.
Jr
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos —1958
$4,782,000
$4,090,000 $20,350,000 $18 913 000
4,450,579
4,004,730
17;604,598
16 Oll'lOg
revenue
from ry.
This
plant
Dewey
70,250
■'
par)—
Prudential
has
standby
40,000
stock from 1,500,000 to 3,000,000 shares.
Distribution of
will take
place on July 3, 1959 to shareholders
June 22,
1959.—V. 189, p. 1928.
Ileli-Coil
income
June
Grand Trunk Western
operating
the
on the addition to existing plant facilities
completion
Period End. Apr. 30—
Net
to
June
ago.
?5k« hQS u.al?e?d?' ?tarted
is scheduled for
operating
on
Simpsonville
Which
Ry.
Ry.
addition
announced
company's "CRYOVAC" Division.
of "CRYOVAC" Division's
expansion
completion
a
C.,
such
U Reflects
1543.
p.
jointly-owned subsidiary of The Hertz Corp.
and American Express Co., conducts rent a car
operations in 313 cities
in 39 countries outside the United States.—V.
189, p. 2458.
To Expand Plant—
Construction
a
of
said
shares
record
Eduard
June
on
two-for-one
value
Hertz
Simpsonville,
($100
the
company
as
"50th"
new
Corp.—Stock Split Voted—
stockholders
stock
of
stock.
....
with interest
time prior to Dec.
Articles
Ilazeltine
the
Chemical Co.,
and
in connection
with
such
acquisition the
company will deliver to Hatco 120,000 shares of common stock and
assume
certain of Hatco's liabilities.
Additional shares may also be
deliverable to Hatco in 1900-1966 under terms
of the purchase agree¬
ment.
Hatco is to be dissolved, and the
126,000 shares of Grace
stock will be distributed to Hatco's
stockholders.
One
of the Hatco
stockholders
is
William
Hackman, who will receive 125,832 shares
the
pay,
and
our total
will
have
pressurized Convairs."—V. 187,
pro¬
assets
-
70,250
%
;
■
—
with
any
18,
technical
General
thereon,
for $1,000,000
amount
fleet ol Convair 340\s up to eight," lie said.
"All
aircraft
52-passenger luxury interiors."
Mr. Cooke
further stated that "our six 28-passenger DC-3's are being gradually
replaced in favor of a standardized fleet of the more efficient, cabin-
be
Tires made frcm Natsyn, Gooayear's
polyisoprene rubber, have per¬
formed satisfactorily at 250 miles per hour and have
passed rigid dura¬
bility tests that qualify the man-made rubber for jet aircraft service,
the announcement said.
500,000
V-
related
and
American
and capable of
have
*
acquisition
for
program
brings
Cement
of
the
of
value
equipment
'
the
Announces New Development—
note
to
negotiated the purchases.
ers
some
-■
-
.
500.000
con-
6%
at
State.
Some
production- equipment
"We expect
--
X The company purchased one-half of the outstanding capital stock
equipment was approxi¬
of J, J.
Blum Department Stores, Inc. under Agreement and Bill of
mately $1,400,000.
Wold Associates gathered the four aircraft for
Sale dated April 25,
1950, as amended under the same
date, for
Hawaiian from nearly all lour corners of the globe, two coming from
payable $5,000 at time of purchase, with balance payable
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines in Amsterdam, and one each lrom Ansett K $150,000,
out of
and to full extent of dividends received by company on its
A. N. A. Airways in Melbourne and National Airlines in Miami.
said shares of stock of J. J. Blum tXJpartment stores, Inc.
Mr. Cooke stated that the acquisitions are part of Hawaiian's
re-
than
more
of
agreement
which
has just purchased four more Convair 340's.
The
announcement was made by Brian
Cooke, Vice-President of
Total
a
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Expansion—
i
ists
the
re-sets
owner
almost completely
be
an
loan
Wold Associates, New York firm of Transport Aircraft Sales Special¬
of years of scientific research and testing, the clock also
unusual self-regulating mechanism to correct its timekeeping
un
automatically if it
received
rate
cumulative pfd. stock
tCommon stock ($1 par)
result
A
offers
to
at
corporation
"This
$34.50
(plus tax); which is con¬
siderably less than the few other cordless electric clocks now available.
new
dends
Finance for Hawaiian Airlines, and William C. Wold, partner in William
C.
under
-
-
-
agreements)
6%
,
lii'J, p. 2138.
joint
-
Co.
Shear
-
'$1,000,000
on purchase price of J. J.
Department Stores, Inc. stock,
payable annually to extent of divi-
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$10,73C,118 $10,398,045 $38,418,794 $37,818,749
This
Harry
(non-competition
•This
5,808,183
1, 1959
until paid,
over prime
Trust
•
^Balance due
Hawaiian Airlines Ltd,—Buys Four More Convairs—
$8,690,422
6,047,965
Mercantile
due,
tracts
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$2,170,673
1,442,302
243,000
Aug.
on
V2 of 1%
....
.
fully paid, secured by second deed of
trust on building in Overland, Mo.—
Balance
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Sales Lower-
—V.
■
$1,500,000
V
Blum
period End. May 31—
1959—Month—1958
year
.
tnereaxter
interest of
of
each
and
.....
but not more than 5% or less than 4%
'
7
1965
Outstanding
year
per
and $125,-
5% note, payable $250 per month, until
Inc.—Acquisition—
p
188,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
applicable to its 90 day commercial loans,
Woodrow
was
EFFECT
paid-
$25,000
quarterly
rate
Bright,
Chairman,
Construction
E.
in
until
payable
and
with
$25,000
1964, inclusive,
year
per
Note,
-
144,931
Woodrow
$659,473
434,086
General Telephone Co, of The Southwest-—Earnings—
110,603
to
thereafter
$462,945
—V.
cost
2034.
Period End. Apr. 30—
$440,351
payable
note,
1960
000
announced on June 8 purchase
of
Co.,
formerly privately held.
The
reportedly
over
$3,000,000 in stock and cash.
Willard
has
over
$41,000,000 of
building currently in progress.
David
iVillard
Sales
.
in
/
II & B American Machine Co.,
1958
1959—4 Mos
$5,881,837
144,000
Federal
—V.
of Ohio—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$1,503,502
$930,270
.985,985
590,549
revenues
expenses—
income taxes—
live
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$1,544,208 $1,592,553
1,097,857
1,129,608
$100, G95
lrom
rev.
ry.
-V.
-
Operating
Operating
1959—Month—1958
$405,079
$385,004
283,394
284,309
revenue-
Net
Co.
of
GIVING
Authorized
Period Ended Apr. 30—
Railway
2242.
General Telephone
capacity
the
5.66%
$1,262,128
906,942
$1,349,934
952,820
increasing
CAPITALIZATION
RR.—Earnings—
Green Bay & Western
Railway
Other operating
used for
be
■[
(P. N.) Hirsch & Co.—Additional Financing Details—
was made in our June 15 issue of
the offering
on June 9 of 132,500 shares of common
(par $1) at $11.50
nounced
share, by an underwriting group headed by Newhard, Cook & Co. and Wertheim & Co. as joint managers.
its
Mention
per
The
leasing
on
Manager of
This
of
a
June 4
308-room motor hotel in Phoenix. Ariz., was'an¬
by Roger P. Sonnabend, Vice-President and General
the corporation's Hotel Division.
corporation will operate the deluxe, $3,500,000 facility as one of
its first in the Arizona area, under the
Charterhouse Motor Hotels,
terms
of
a
50-year
lease.
Construction
of
the
eight-storv
structure is
,
Volume 189
Number 5857
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2785)
expected
for-late
the Fall
ftrbegtn in
this year,
4 •
-
of
Spring, -1960.
The landsite
with completion
....
•
.
scheduled
-
International Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.—RegistersWith Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
.
occupies four acres.—V. 189, p. 2458.
J'-
'
Kennecott Copper Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Improve
,
Quarter Ended March 3L~k
'
1
'
'
-
This
Household Finance Corp.—Seeks Order—
>:
This
corporation
Indenture
Trust
Co;
to
has
Act
of- New
involve
•
applied
a-material
the
to
declaring
York
conflict
disqualify"; saidk trustee from
SEC
order
ah
make
to
as
is
it
the
under
Morgan
indentures
trust
interest
of
for
trusteeship" of
that
under- five
Guaranty
so
likely
not
Howard Stores
189,
$2,273,735
* •
•
This
Minneapolis
has
joined
the
SEC
Refunds
Co.
Oil
General
Services, Inc.—Seeks
Order
on
V
On
May1 28 the
not
,'
organization
the
of
whose
University
members
CONSOLIDATED
and
__
Iowa
Oper,
.
—V.
dividend
in
distributed
operating inc.
etc., deduct,
(net)
1958.
Oper.
expenses-
Federal
Other
42,069,865
24,327,158
23,893,328
6,398,000 ."" 4,863,000
—
income"
taxes;—
taxes
oper.
4,450,571
-
Net
income
open
Net
after
6,894,136
189, p. 2242.
charges—_
6,305,842
24,963,000
17,884,716
4,102,058
5,579,412
26,968,119
_
West
land
of
24,606,185
Net
Net
k
from ry.
rev.
grain,
Resources
Inland
SEC has
2,966,370
Jan.
$254,955
$467,302
$785,257
98,965
'30,911
233,132
17.5Tc
"The
and
in
as
29th
June
bearing,
for
sold Inland
Resources
interest
share
346.
p.
stock
and
economic
'traffic
of
in
the
Corp.—Study Contr.
joint use
of
air defense
and
design study.—V. 189,
p.
share
a
loss
includes
non-recurring
a-
the
of
loss
a
air
for
2566.
corporation
has
rectifier
which promises
million
The
Produce
begun production
an
industry-wide
of
a
sales
nominal
capacity
found
in
offers
and
normal
vacuum
of
a
corporation
ago,.
of
the
new
Forms
potential
-to
:
second American
rectifiers, began its
Hentz
'
_
cents
.
!"!.'•
.4
in
the Comodoro Rivadavia-area
of
that
nation.
This
is
Inc., further extends" the diversification of the company's
The'Cotton Valley-plant specializes in the ■ manufacture of
naphthas, products which are also manufactured at KerrMcGee's Cleveland, Okla., refinery.
/ . < ~
.
Dedication ceremonies- were held on April 16 for the uranium- ore
concentrator
mill
district
Grants.
near
&
per
ing
the
section
continuing.
Under
facilities
and
in
was
made in
1.9
share
connection
Kaltman
of
shares
It
is
named
below
19.6400
& Co.
Hogle &
will
6.4004
John
H.
King
&
Leason
A.
&
Muir
Investment
O'Donnell
Boucher
H.
M.
Byllesby & Co.
2.1334
MacCormack
Oscar
Gruss
1.4223
189,
&
Moore
Reeves
Schrijver
Stein Bros.
1.4223
be
oper.
Railway
oper.
p.
revenue
exps
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fx.
oper.
189,
p.
Co.
&
Co.—
Co
for
areas
Ketchum, which
of the East and
$32,786,464.
"this acquisition
operate under that name," Mr. Altshul said.
Island Drug will substantially augment our existing Barry
Glendale, L. I., which serves a similar market area, enabling
Ketchum
to
provide maximum service to pharmacists at minimum
operating costs," he added.
Details
the
of
transaction
not
were
made public.—V.
Nine Months Ended April 30—
2676.
188, p. 547.
1959
Suplee,
Co.
Taylor,
&
&:
Co.
Co
for
Boyce Corp.
Yeatman, Mosley
Inc.-
&:
1959—Month—1958
$452,511
$448,951
253,337
' 248,977
Federal
incoriie
$1,060,613
68,444
-401,744
798,000
'
*
-
$719,806
$3.27
$1.54
(on 466,690 common shares
Hoppers Co., Inc.—Buys Wyandotte, Mich., Plant—
Purchase by
this corporation of the Halowax plant of Union Carbide
Corp. at Wyandotte, Mich,
Chairman
Mr.
Foy
was
announced
June
on
1
by Fred C. Foy,
President.
and
said
that
inventory of the
has purchased the physical assets and
produces chlorinated naphthalene, cblo-
Koppers
plant
which
.rinated paraffin and several other chlorinated chemicals and resins, and
that it will be operated by the company's Tar Prodccts Division.
The
transaction was in cash but the amount was not disclosed.
The acquisition brings the number of Koppers plants to 70 In 30
States, with un additional plant being located In Canada.
The Halowax plant is located on ground leased from the Pennsalt
Chemicals
of
Corp.
Koppers expects to sign a long-term lease for the use
a number of buildings which are owned by Penn¬
2138.
the property
salt.—V.
189,
Lane
and
p.
Bryant Inc.—Sales
Period End. May 31—
Sales
«
189,
p.
Up—
1959—Month—1958
1959—5 Mos.—1958
$7,893,810
$7,552,930 $32,225,968 $29,984,731
2243.
Lannon Mfg. Co., Tullahoma, Tenn.—New Plant—
Baseball-minded
United
citizens
States
shortly
may
the equipment with which
have
cricket-
they play their
sport.
This company,
C.
which is
one of the world's largest manufacturers of
plant in association with Wellinger and Dunn
opment Corp.
of
has
leased
Toronto,
a
manufacturer
hockey equipment, it
Canadian
tax.
will
1.4223
to
and
leather,
be
Law,
Mr.
manufacturers
labor
The
1.4223
will operate
companies
Encouragement
1.4223
overhead
twine,
imported
Jamaica.
of
under
gloves
and
other
baseball
the Jamaican Export Industries
said.
daCosta
a
considerable
The
statute
gives
U.
8.
and
advantage through savings in
costs.
cork
and
rubber
from the United
firm
Tiie
baseball
in Jamaica (W. I.) by Carroll
Director for the Jamaica Industrial Devel¬
was announced
daCosta, North American
Both
1.4223
used for making the baseballs
States and will have duty-free entry
will have income
tax freedom
up to
seven
years.
1.4223
Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co.—Reports Profit—
1.4223
1.4223
This
$317,027
Net
p.
$503,400
for last year's first quarter.
income,
compares
after
provision
with
a
1958
for
first
Federal Income taxes,
quarter
loss
of
was
$43,954.
$31,607.—V.
189,
1574.
Lear, Inc.
$891,139
347,835
and its subsidiaries have reported total operating
for the first quarter of 1959. This compares with
company
of
income
This
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$2,071,210
$1,868,254
1,010,597
977,115
$199,974
1*749,000
$1*527,499
—*
Earnings per share
outstanding)
—V. 189, p. 1926.
and
1.4223
68,934
taxes
"*•
1.4223
Tracy,
$199,174
1,517,806
•
1.4223
Rogers
Inc.
$27,691,530
3,276,499
taxes
Net earnings
baseballs,
1.4223
&
1958
$33,236,643
before
Provision
1.4223
ops..
ry.
market
totaled
1958
"Long
Ltd.
Co.,
Corp.—
«fc
income^.
2243.
key
in
during
to
1.4223
*
..
acquisition since 1946
houses
sales
According to Harold M. Altshul," President,
repre¬
the
joining together
of
two
established,
full-line
wholesale
firms, to improve service to independent retail pharmacists in
the rapidly expanding population center of Long Island.
"Long Island Drug, wMch was incorporated In 1917, will continue
to
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr. 30—
Railway
drug
drug
1.4223
Daniel
1.4223
Co.
8on
V.
T.
1.4223
Co., Inc
see
seventh
Ketchum
1.4223
Evans
1.4223
-
&
-
The
1.4223
Inc.
Inc
Evans
Co._
Brothers
Oppenheimer &
Phelps Co
1.4223
Co.
Co
&
Newton
Inc.
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood
B.
Co.—
Inc
Co.,
R._ C.
&
the
wholesale
1.4223
&
2.1334
J.
;
is
of
program
sents
1.4223
—
Inc
2.1334
Co
&
marks
1.4223
Co
Co.,
Berwyn
&
<fc
details,
Government's
corporation full line drug wholesalers, on June 1 announced
acquisition; of Long Island Drug Co., Inc., Jamaica, Long Island,
Y., a leading drug wholesale house operating in "Brooklyn and
Queens, and Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island.
1.4223
Kaplan
Co
3.5558
Co—
&
3.5558
&
Kalman
2.1334
For
Federal
N.
—V.
-
J.
6.4004
McDonald,
&
thick
Drilling
This
with
subject
are.
Hickey
7.1116
2.1334
&
equal
an
same
earlier.
the
favorite
Simmons..
Hanrahan
the' other
and
completed
on
common
anticipated
Mason
Co.,
north
producing from the
been
mandatory limits on
oil imports, a quota of 3,990 barrels per day has been assigned to
Kerr-McGee for the period from March 11, 1959, to June 30, 1959.—
V. 189, p. 2352.
June 15 issue of
our
Lentz,
&
had
Sales
3.5558
Collins
sand,
.
the
Earnings
2.1334
Julien
Eocene
minded Jamaica to thank for
Co
Milwaukee
of
pay
Canada
of
underwriters
Co
&
oil field 3,300 feet to the
the south." Four other wells,
new
distance to
River
there
Additional details follow:
Co—
Eichler
Ellis
in "the Ambrosia Lake
large oil wells were completed on- Lot 17, Lake' Maracaibo,
Venezuela, in which the company owns an interest, one of them extend¬
and
plants
of
.
&
Kerhiac Nuclear Fuels Corp.
New Mexico. ■
of
Two
King-Seeley Corp.—Sales Up 20%—
The
Foreign opera!tiohs lor International Rectifier Corp. also have been;
established in> Geneva, Paris. London, Copenhagen, Tokyo and Ottawa.
—V.
189, p. 2243.
'
24
Co
The Johnson, Lane, Space
;—
Corp.
on
-
corpora¬
Creek
i
&
Boenning
Corp.
photoelectric cells. =
Canadian
Co._
Blunt
to enter the field
engineering nearly
Italian Subsidiary—
corporation
of
shares.
Co
Bateman,
and communicattions
company
all
Refineries,
firm commitment to purchase the respective
the unsubscribed portion of the Kaltman common stock
Co
&
Haupt
H.
facility to increase
building is expected
Rectifier
ended
subsidiary,
below:
Stearns
Ira
$100
electrode to
control
rated
at
10-ampere
complete reliability and miniaturization
tube operation, Mr. Lido wstated.
the
basis
Dempsey-Tegeler
Gregory
Sons
controlled
of
ad¬
is
to another drilling contract whereby the; company is
per¬
forming drilling services in Argentina for an American company.
.
• '
Acquisition of a 2,000-barrel-per-day refinery at Cotton Valley, near
Shreveport, La., by the company's wholly-owned-subsidiary; Triangle
Co., Inc.-^~Rights Offering to Noma
&
Kaltman
&
Bache
June 11 announced the formation of Interna¬
Itali&na. 3.P.A., as a wholly-owned subsidiary
manufacture~and distribute the company's full line.of rectifiers and,
The
tional
months
owned
%
research
coincident with-plans for the construction of an 80,000manufacturing capacity.
Occupancy
about July 1.—V. 189, p. 2243.
power-controlled
year
square-foot
Peace
rentals
Savanna
the
indicated
Dittmar
This
three
on
the
as
power
equipment, including computers, missile systems
gear.
Mr. Lidow said.
Basically
a
rectifier
which
has
an
added
current
conductivity,
the
new
component
is
not
depth,
certain conditions, under a
switch with microsecond response, will replace an
industrial power-producing tube two
feet high, relays, switches and
magnetic
amplifiers
in
all types of electronic
and
electric power
.
its
Rahman
percentages of
by 1964, it was announced on June 3 by Eric Lidow, President.
dime-size
rectifier,
a
four-layer
device
embodying a
semi¬
conductor
the
of
against earnings
period of 1958.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Dime-Size
silicon
third
other
Division,
Petrochemicals
and
Allen
Corp.—To
the
.
addition
like
from
periodic layoffs.
1959 the corportaion showed
loss of $556,891 a year ago.
This
$107,836 resulting from the closing
-
This
shares,
construction
Bear,
Rectifier—
of
for
and
Friday, June 26, 1959. Bear, Stearns & Co. is
manager of a group which will underwrite the offering.
There will be a payment of 12 Vz cents per share to
soliciting dealers whose name appears on subscriptions
retail store Frank «fc Seder of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Non-recurring" charges in the prior year were $2,152.—V. 189, p. 2138.
Rectifier
its 69%
Canada Ltd., a
for the
Lake
on
Time,
corporation's
International
basis,
company
(par 50 cents) for each share of Noma Lites com¬
Subscription rights, evidenced by trans¬
ferable warrants, will expire at 3:30 p.m. New York
April 30,
of
of
in
operates
part:
then held.
mon
International Mining Corp.—Reduces Loss—
fiscal quarter ending
of $231,236 as against
consolidated
this
a
of
In
of $101,689).
sulphur
Calgary
to
the
over
being concluded
with the governmental petroleum
Argentina for the drilling of 500 wells averaging 5,000 feet
Midwest.
said
25
May
on
stock
other
joint system-wllLalso be included in the
For
each of the ten directors invested
offering by Noma Lites, Inc., to holders of its out¬
standing common stock of record June 11, 1959, the right
to purchase
1,406,141 shares of (D.) Kaltman & Co.,
Inc., common stock at the subscription price of $4 per
The study will investigate methods for using
aircraft-position flight information; and determine
data
processing
requirements
for providing flight information for
both air defense and air traffic control purposes. Factors involved in
tin*
development of a communications network capable of serving a
-
President,
Petrochemicals
shares
(D.)
control facilities.
and
radar
of which
the
Machines
involved
purchase a
House, St.
Sulphur Co.—Reports Loss—
Jr.,
Stockholders—Mention
air
factors
to
White
at
projects of Jefferson Lake Petro¬
chemicals of Canada Ltd. go forward, and negotiations in connection
with additional financing are proceeding satisfactorily."—V. 189, p. 917.
Federal Aviation Agency for design studies relating
traffic control and air defense facilities was
announced June 11 by Charles Benton, Jr., General Manager of the
corporation's Federal Systems Division...
.
\
;
The contract will cover a
comprehensive analysis of the technical
use"
on
1959,
767,274
on
of
the
award by the
joint
$1,262,746
v;
,
31, 1959, net income was $2,534,the corresponding three months of
Ketchum & Co., Inc.—Acquires L. I. Drug Firm—
Lake
Lake
"Plans
...
Business
International
An
contract
a
Ltd. shipped 11,000 long
plant during the period. How¬
geophysical costs of $38,551, and
nonproductive drilling costs of $1,256, operations reflected a loss for
the three months period of $75,031
(Canadian dollars).
'
to
owns
plantation,
prospectus lists James R.
Gregory
as
President
organizers of the company. The directors as a group
Walet,
H.
"Jefferson
tons
will be conducted into these and related
determining whether provisions of the
violated and, if so, whether it is in the
.
Indianap¬
The company has a three-phase plan for the
Hill, as a cattle ranch, for production of corn,
other specialized crops,
and winter homes for
ever, after mineral lease
Securities and!/of to
"189,
St.,
the south coast of Jamaica for £175,000,
on
charges
732,554
revoke
.he broker-dealer registration of Midland
suspend or expel it from NASD membership.—V.
to
of
year.
.
contract
in
the
purpose
of
Securities Laws were
Federal
public
inquiry
the
Meridian
"Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. (the parent company) alone reflected
loss of $23,500 but, after provision for the semi-annual dividend on
preferred shares, it resulted In a loss of five cents per common
a
of false and misleading representations of material facts
employed- "devices, schemes and artifices to defraud, and engaged,
transactions, practices and a course of business which operated
a
fraud- and deceit'* upon the purchasers of such stock. At the
matters
North
tion, reflected a net loss of $76,966, after total charges of $537,616
(depreciation, depletion and amortization of $366,698, nonproductive
drilling costs of $28,201, mineral lease rental payments of $40,928, and
1959,
offered
It
Hill
the outstanding stock;
of
31,
interest
individuals
certaih other
Font
as
and
results,
March
by -means
and
1841
Federation.
Font
the
of
Eugene
instituting the proceedings the Com¬
mission charged that Midland Securities, its President, Ben DiGaetano
and
at
company's
one
a
13,
$1.93
against earnings of $1.36 per share for the
as
quarter earnings may be. less than those of
because- of generally weakened- product prices and
This
2,809,558
membership in the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
its order of
835,873
proceeds of the stock sale will be used for the purchase
cattle, machinery and equipment, fishing lodge, development
Jefferson
$3,594,815
hearing for June 29, 1959, in its New York
Regional Office^in the proceedings under the Securities Exchange Act
of 1934 to determine whether Midland Securities, Inc., 30 Broad Street,
New York, defrauded investors in the sale of Inland Resources Corp.
stock
and,.-if so,
whether its broker-dealer registration
should be
revoked
ancP/or whether
it should
be suspended
or
expelled
from
In
$1,616,263
838,073
$0.58 <v$2.10
Net
land,
The
Corp.—Hearing Ordered—
scheduled
$1,758,296
835,873
'
;
$1.71
influences.
A
expense.
'Deficit!?—-V*. 189, p. 2138.
The
:r •
$487,654
838,073
offices
Indies
sorghum
Jefferson
i
$1,720,785
lot,522
96,843
19( 9—5 Mas.—!1958
$<>,213,000 $29,136,000 $23,934,000
.
Fourth
verse
856,190
$5,000.
$3,433,672
$197,071
39,245
inc.
$2,576,975
$1,858,139
;
1959—Month—1958
$7,330,000
Industries, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
were
increase
an
1958.
1959—4 Mos—1958
$942,535
687,580
$22,396,392 $11,651,594
$2.03
$1.05
shares)
activities.
with
Parish,
tourists.
and
$962,723
765,652
ops.
operating
ry.
$2,806,026
947,887
$140,000 has been paid.
19,129,716
1959—Month—1958
ooerating revenue—
Ry. operating expenses
25,750
$0.73 5
known
development of
21,895,697
4,898,342
11.053,051
quarters of the preceding
three months ended March
the
733,
12,103,632
filed
tract
152,920,833
95,534,517
19,027,000
16,463,619
(on
-
three
In
a
registration statement with the SEC on June 15,
105,000 common shares, to be offered for public sale
at $10 per share/ Organized in
'1957, the company has been engaged
In
agricultural testing, development and research on the Island of
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Period Eridt Apr. 30—
$513,410
24,524
stk.
$6)1,362
company,
Ind.,
own
Ry.
first
1959,"covering
V
,
$753,188
239,778
outstdng—
Jamaica,
165,948,639
96,132,804
share
.
current year
Jamaica Development Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
of
—V.
230,587
4—
olis,
1959-4 Mos.—1958
38,437,798
11,068,962
aliphatic
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1958 "
revenues
12,686,203
$635,886
pfd.
shares
Elizabeth
Operating
$866,473
income
Com.
.
End.-April 30—
21,700*129^
—
per
1468.
Kerr-McGee
$15,4^2,229 $14,680,607
3,506,465
Earns, per com. share
—V. 189, p. 2138,
(included in above consolidated figures)
showed sales totaling $8,403,095 and net earnings of $78,835 for the
first nine months of fiscal 1959 compared to $8,368,882 in sales arid
$788,535 in- earnings in the first nine months of fiscal 1958.—V. 189,
"p." 1130..74 Id,i
:
'•
Illinois Bell Telephone
' ■
income
on
Net, earnings for the three* quarters ended March--31, 1959, were
$4,644,059, as compared with $3,808,215 for the similar period in fiscal
1958. Net earnings per common share for the first nine
months of the
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$4,259,653
3,784,621
taxes
on
NOTE—Steel' operations
Period
&
7 Balance
'$0.43
December
I1,168,976
189, p. 2138.
quarter,
Net
"
stock
909,248
887,805
-
(G. R.) Kcnney Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
Co.—Earnings Increased—
.$4,651,094
revenues
exp.
Dividends
2,266,112
1,609,766
3,224,223
,
2,548,970
825,863
1
prospecting,
foreign taxes
Period Eud. May 31—
faculty and staff
number 230.—V. 188,
and
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Net
Int.
1958
earnings (before explore deductions).
1,035,233
Net earnings (after explor;;,deductions)^;—583,385
Common
shares outstanding.—!~——'3,228,.767
Net earns, per share after .pfd.-dividends—iL-j-.
$0.11
5%
Southern Utilities
Operating
$21,656,049 $22,143,146
Net
'Adjusted? for
189, p.
agency
1959
revenues
and
Sales
REPORT
EARNING
-!"-••*
operating
income
full-time
are
Minnesota
of
Period Ended March 31—
Co., served to provide' approximately $4,000,000 in new funds
materially lengthened the time required to pay the loan.
9'Months Ended March 31—
Income
Net
—V.
»• 1574.
surance
Consolidated sales
general exploration and
miscellaneous charges--
Net
an
p.
proximately. $6,000,000 to $10,000,000.
and
and corporate expenses
operating and other costs—,..1.
Provision for U. S.
the
non-profit
Private
refunded its principal
properties, increasing the
oil
3,558,639
administrative
included in
and
Dentists Retirement Association, non-profit California
membership cor¬
porations having as members, respectively, about 1,100 physicians and
500 dentists, and the University Retirement-Investment
Association, a
company
producing
$132,248,482 $88,098,945
Research,
company
and
principal underwriter
of five affiliated mutual fund companies,
on the basis of a reduced sales load applicable to
quantity
purchases; and the Commission has issued an order scheduling the
application for hearing on July 9, 1959. The associations referred to
are the Los Angeles
Physicians Retirement Association and Los Angeles
outstanding loans
amount from ap¬
Principal payments for the first 1
four
years will, amount
to
$860,000 annually.
The refinancing, ar¬
ranged with" the Chase Manhattan Bank and the New York Life In-;,
by
and
""
investment
the shares
.1*—
Total income
2676.
Placements—
secured
.<
—______$130,627,491-$84,757,521
r.o 1,621,011
• 3,341,424
associations,
1
Through
and
2458
pp.
the said five companies in filing an • application with
exemption order under the Investment Company Act
issuance and sale of shares of the five companies to
certain associations for the account of the individual members of said
■
Loans
189;
of metals and metal
products.;
Dividends, iuteiesu and miscellaneous
v;ith
for
permitting
personnel
Husky
plan.—V.
Diversified
and distributor for
...
•
•
Option
Quantity Discount Sales—
1959—5 Mos.—1958
$9,875,787
$9,782,105
$2,119,595
v/"
1958
«.
and other operating expenses $82,879,854" $60,751,189
Stock
Investors
Guaranty.
*
1959—Month—1958
1794.
p.
Morgan
Corp.—Sales Higher—
Period End. May 3r—
Sales
—v.
being
n
retirements—...—
as
and* the
merged
on- Apfil
24,
1959.
the
survivor
Trust Co. .of New York.—V. 189, p. 346
i19591.
j
Cost of goods sold
to
necessary
such under all five indentures;
Commission
has issued
an
order giving
interested persons
until June 29,
1959, to request a hearing thereon.
Household Finance
has debentures
outstanding under the said indentures in the respective
amounts
of
$13,000,000;
$17,500,000;
$20,000,000;
$30,000,000;
and
$30,000,000, J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc. was listed as trustee under four
of the five indentures underlying these securities, and Guaranty Trust
Company of- New York was trustee under the fifth.
The two trustees
acting
;
.
Depreciation
"
Trust
1
-
,
Sales
Restricted
■
.
_
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
June 15, 1959, covering 530,000 shares, as follows:
300,000 shares of
its capital stock to be offered under its 1956 Stock
Option Incentive
Plan; 200,000 shares under Its 1959 Plan; and 30,000 shares under its.
I
,
9
—
Sales Show Gain
—
Stock Option Plan
Approved—
James L. Anast,
pany Is
President, commented to shareholders that the
optimistic about its future.
He gave
as
com¬
his jreasons that Lear's
backlog has been rising at the same , time that Shipments have been
increasing, the development of a number of improved prodoettt ind
the -effectiveness of co6t control efforts
He nb»ft»«ted sales for the six months ended June 30, 1959= It IBS,*
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
TO
ated
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
tion
Included
;
,
by
'f \Vt
bombers.
of material ; which were ',
to reduce jet< engine 'sound trafts- r:"
187, p. 1896.
,
.
revenue-expenses.
oper.
Net rev. from
1959. Thereafter, the balance of the shares unsold will
for public sale at $6 per share.
Management officials will
the public offering, for which a selling commission of 90 cents
f>cr share is to be paid.
'
The company is engaged in the business of selling life, insurance and
annuities and accident and sickness insurance.
It now has outstanding
$535,160
..
_
..
175.170
inc.--
•J?
'
-
V
elected
*Inccme
Zander's
Net
from
rev.
ops.
$62,371
$51,236
$258,863
1,277
*1,042
22,178
Malloiy-Sharon
605,994 7"
*y.
!-
V
'
■
y--
"723,339,
189,
Lehigh
Sharon
'r
■
2139.
after
34,500
$236,500
charges.
v
taxes
$37,300
70,000 V
$166,500
$37,300
876.800
:v;
.Income before extraordinary
Extraordinary charges
817,600
f
'■■■r
$0.27 ':
charges—
$0.05
0.08
—
Net-profit alter
J._—1—_'
taxes
SO. 19
'
$0.05
*Oh.yJ^n. 21 .,.1.659, the company acquired all of the remaining out¬
standing stock of Waveco Corp. in which the company had previously
and
>/•'.
.
followed
Chm.
Becomes
held
consolidated
50<;
inconie
interest.
The
with
statement
financial statements
those
for
of
the
first
the
sitf
'XS .'Xs'^A,J mately $9,000 earned by Waveco
subsidiary ;of the company;
a five-year contract
-
-
a
been
tAs
of
March
of
Waveco
months" of ,1959
1959.
includes
Corp. since ft became
havcThe
Corp.
since Jan. 21,
company
approxi¬
wholly owned
a
...
sighing'of
the
'
integrated
largest
the
is
the' hew
in
company
28.
market value of tho
rc-£
the
is
5.50C shares of Technical
stock; received
/
for
metal with
was $110,000
three-month prior
the
(oh the" basis of
period);
As
.
Operations. Inc.
the
common
market price
average
result,
a
$70*000
lias
been
charged against ihe earnings of: the-company in the sixrmonth period
products from crude zirconium tetradilbride.,(,M&llory-' ...
aeflded March 28. 1959.
"
,->•
largest integrated U. S. producer of titanium .^After giving effect for the two-for-one stock split-up of May'!,' 1959.
process the metal from ore to finished ;h>ill products.
- ;
••
second
with facilities to
New England RR.—Earnings—
p.
T
*"
industry.
It is the world's largest producer of ductile
integrated processing facilities for the production
fractory metals
zirconium
*18,053
operating
ry.
Deficit—V.
extraordinary
item
71,800
254,000
••
1959, the company received 5,500 shares of Tech¬
nical Operations," Inc. stock in exchange for the company's interest in
,
catitng facilities, commercial organization and management resources v Power Sources. Inc., comprising common stock acquired at a cost of
of Bridgeport will be made available to the Bridgeport^coinpany.>
<E $25,000 and indebtedness amounting tc $135,000. The approximate
$210,802
inc.
ry.
■.
' »
before
Net .profit
Bridgeport Brass Co'., has been~.»
Chief Executive Officer, of ,the
tha
ol
Board
the
of
election
of zirconium mill
Net
President
Zender,
Chairman
Mr,
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$1,074,018
$1,072,118
815,155
861,316
1959—Month—1958
$272,249
$257,013
209,878
205,777
expenses
*>'
490.500
iSharej; outstanding
Earnings per share:-
.
v:
whereby Bridgeport Brass will manage the Mallory-SUaror. corporation.
Under the terms of the agreement, the metallurgical know-how, fabrl-*
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
operating
R.
Mallory-SharonMetals Corp.
•
organization and volume of business.
Ry.
T.. 3
;S
,
*$2,0397143
$1,720,647
-Zender
Mallory-Sharon Metals Corp.
Austin
of the additional slock, according to the
the company to continue the expansion of its
Ry. operating revenue..-
1958'.-;
1959
;
,
sale
Period End. Apr. 30—
1520.
p.
'£i£iZtaxes_^-.di^r.--^-_-^---7
inc&inc
Federal
offered
*
arranged $3 GOO,000
the funds also
company,
188,
op..Tationi--—
from•
'
V
.
.
1959 -4 Mos.—1958
$8,744,118. $9,254,094
7,023,471
7,154,951
$516,562
209,672
ry.oper. ;>
railway oper.
—V. 189, p. 2139.
insurance
$3,127,400';$1.917,700
„
Net
has
also
company
and
'
1959—Month—1958
$2,264,457
$2,280,451
1,729,297
1,763,889
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
The
bank
a
to the expansion program.—V.
Six Months Ended March 28—
Profit
make
200,000 common shares.
.
Microwave Associates, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Incrd.
combination
a
RR.—Earnings—
Central
Railway
basis
Net proceeds of the
prospectus, will enable
June
on-
'''VJ
that each will house two B-58, four-engine r
openings alone for each aircraft arc 165 .feet
Door
borrowings-from
to be applied
of six giant 206 x 130-foot
in Ft. Worth
research engineers
35 feet high,-—V.
Maine
ending June 25,
t»e
of
+Extraordinary
La.-—,
$5 per share by holders of outstanding stock of the company,
of one new share for each share held, during the period
at
approximately $4,500,000.
of s.-;
Division
Conyair
by almost a third.
Airforce
with offices at 1706 Centenary Blvd., Shreveport, La.,
registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000 shares of
common stock. The company proposes to offer the stock for subscrip¬
the
the
by
hangers are so huge
The
a
tion
Mahon
to
Ft. Worth, Texas, ?/-•
built
be
to
Mahon
by
mission
The company,
on
all
structures,
found
,,
Shreveport,
Co.,
awarded
was
for the construction
calls
It
Hegisters Proposed Rights Offering With SEC—
filed
contract
wide by
Insurance
to slow up noise or sound travel through
lightweight metal materials, landed a jetair-,of a
i
project
modern
General Dynamics Corp.,
189, p. 2567.
Life
National
test
with
hanger
The
provides a com¬
plete automatic flight control and flight reference system for transport
Lee
SEC
Net proceeds of
the'sale of the additional stock will be added to
• general funds of the company and used in connection with a program
of
expansion of the facilities of the -subsidiary
(Gulf States Tube
Corp. i scheduled for completion in September I960.
The expansion
program, including necessary additional working capital, will require
construction
contract
of almost
three-quarters
million dollars for this company's Euilding Products Division.* -
of heading display, roll display,
-nterception, glidcslope interception and
heading,
h, i. f E. is a command instrument system which-
crab
aircraft, Lear stated.—V.
successful
A
buildings
craft
graphic presentations
arc
^jitcli display, VOR/LOC course
the
with
-
.
,.
statement
registration
a
.
.
and automatic flight.
both manual
filed
company
.
Integrated Plight Equipment) system for
available
from
this corporation at 3171
to
This
,
Malion Co.—Awarded Construction Contract—
(R. C.)
.■
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.—Registers With SEC—
'
,
brochure describing the Lear L.
three-color, 20-page
new
are
10,
1959,- covering
100,000 shares
of
common
stock, to be offered
shareholders, states Robert C. Stanley, Jr.,: Presi-,
for^ public
sale
through
an
underwriting group headed by Paine*
dent, is the acquisition of 1,230,583 shares of Consolidated , Mosher ;
Webber. Jackson
Curtis.,, The public offering price and underwriting
Mines at a cost of $1,538,229. Prior to this purchase,
approximately
terms are to be supplied by amendment. '
•> " '
t'
$1,500,000 had been spent on the development of Mosher orebody and....
The company and its subsidiary mauufacture
and sell cold drawn
over $750,000 for plant and equipment.
.
v*.
'■:••• seamless, sfeel tubing. It now has outstanding 593,864 common shares.
I. P. E.
transport aircraft is
mow
South Bur.dy Drive,
Uanta Monica, Calif.
'
v./;
-J •••
Details
of
the
system's
Nafli Director
and
Situation Display
Instruments, mode selector and L5-B autopilot are explained in rela¬
A
/Lear
companies
Of major interest to
Life System—
New Brochure Issued on
working capital, including supplies at cost, at
up from $1,681,959 a year ago. Shares in associshown at $305,158, against $94,679, i
net
which is
$1,846,848,
earning, over
In
increase
indicates
1958,
the like period last year with
the 27 cente a share realfeed in th« first half of 1958.
He noted that backlog at May 1, 1959
reached a "new record of $79,800,000, approximately one third higher
than at the same date a year earlier.
The shareholders on June 5 approved a restricted stock option plan
Involving 150,000 shares of common stock for key employees.
The
company had 2,405,681 shares of common stock outstanding at the
end of the first quarter, March 31, 1959.
$29,300,000 for
with
compared
ADO 000
t
.
(2786)
V.
Mallory-Sharon operates lour plants,' three in Ohio—-NileSj Ashtabula
Woostcr—and one in Himtsville, Ala.
The company is owned one- v
189,
2459.
p.
•
■"
and
&
Period Ended Apr. 30—
1959—Month—1958
third
1959—4 Mos.—1958
■
oper.
revenue..
$570,731
$626,471
Railway
oper.
expenses
512,580
487,942
$58,151
$138,529
*$79,451
$85,078
176,056
177,934
265,627
290,702
Net
from
rev,
ry.
op.
oper. income
"Deficit.—-V. 189, p.
'•
■
-•.
Valley
The
directors
revenue-
$5,074,140
oper.
expenses
4,422,502
1959, at which time the dividend
stock dividend.
•
S'/o
1959—Month—1958
opor.
Net
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
189, p.
op.
$651,638
$462,862
$1,263,802
also
board
The
55,554
421,195
1,333,116
dividend
2,483,642
of
ry.
rate
2139.
This Houston, Tex. investment company, filed an amendment
on
17, 1959, to its registration statement covering an 'additional
700,000 shares of its capital stock, $i par value, and $5,000,000 of
monthly purchase plan certificates.—V. 187, p. 1434.
.
June
\
Lleco, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
offered
<and
at
J.
A.
on
100,000
$3
&
filed
12
shares
share,
per
Winston
June
of
through
Co., Inc.,
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
(par
Netherlands
New York, N-
There
10
with
cents)
Securities
Lock
Inc.,
years
of
leading companies' in the automotive
tion
announces
its
new
line
of
and
testing
and
aviation
MIN.O.DEE (R;
outside diameter.).
r"LOK-THRED (R >
principal
Using
"Obtain
true
a
self-locking fastener,
of
molding
this
by
use
corpora¬
(so-called
due
metal-to-metal
the corporation
states
that
to
its
51
cents
of
10,000
lour
the Bell Boy line
'
ft. plant in Huntington, L. I.,
operated in the Huntington
will be hired, mostly to work on
sq.
of Fiberglass outboard' motor boats.—V.
189,
p.
>.
v
a
<
million.
$60
In
million
$5
worth
dividend.—-V.
first
the
189,
the
quarter
of
483.
"
-
No
Shoe
"
Corp.—Sales Up—...
:
pass
•
^
Period End. May 23—
Retail
—V.
1959—4 Wks —1958
sales
189,
This
Stores
Co.; Inc.—Sales .-Higher^—
;
of
—V.
189,
v
nent—
,
This company has withdrawn its request for heaving upon, and its
to vacate,
the March 30, 1959, order of the Securities and
Kxchange Commission temporarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption
from registration under the
Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a
public offering of stock and warrants by Macinar.
Consequently, the Commission lias discontinued
proceedings on the
question whether the order of temporary suspension should be vacated,
motion
^^me permanentC(iUeS^C^
^Macinar made
per
If
and
been
complied with and that
circular
contained
fact,
reason
by
of
fiaud provision j
Taxes
Not
of
false
and
which
the
the
the
from registration, the Commission
conditions
of
Regulation A had not
notification and offering
company's
misleading representations of material
offering violated Section 17 (the anti-
Securities Act.—V.
189, p.
contract
for
$412,374
was
fryrH r! 5' i /my °rd.nance District,
y,\nl
hj
.trans")is^0lls for 10-ton
if
^
r<
y £
n
this
corporation,
Philadelphia, for the manutrucks, it was announced on
by June
1960.—V.
189,
to
p.
begin
pro*ifc and
Net
tnn«"
tons
pi
of
of it
for
a
slight increase in
ore
1958
of $261,177
compares
rnr^Ct-h" m0Unted t0 .s^'230-736 flom
which compares with
$2,239,170
ore
before. Cost
reserves
after
°rC are reporteci by MacLeod-Cockshutt
the year
a
operating revenue—,\
Operating and other expenses
and
depreciation..
:
increased to $2,135,043
rose
from
Reflecting the improved
to
S245.000 from
$2,013,264.
financial
*
with
milling
*
Not
$175 810
for
of'658,400
626,432 tons the year
$134 730
•
Ooeratine
VP
position, balance sheet
.
costs
* Pg c? l
at
Dec.
special
retirement
31,
any
Annual
for
—__—
including taxes \
..v•».
—10,461,523.< 9,599,323
.
of
was
(2>
terms
the
189,
are
electronic
to
the
converters
exhaust
transmitted
item
V 1.066,583
credit
Feb.
on
1,
of
1959
1959
Obligation
and
the
;
can
be
that
so
*
correct
*
1
*
"
made
faster
flows
maintained,'
are
\* *
process'claim
,
steel-nxaking
and
at
less
.
to
the
"
.
cost
*
\-
that
than
a
by
'
'
1959—Month—1958
$385,476
-
ry.
$1,534,918
209,271
t i~899;365
$161,159
$635,553
$G19,674
58,214
240,102
244,846
-
$145,686
inc.
•'
50,176
.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
-
$370,430
•
2^9,790 *
ops.
,
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
&
$1,456,767
-"
837,093
,
1959—Month—1958
.
$1,861,626
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$1,846,466
$7,066,504
1,430,389
5,990,967
$306,265
$416,077
$1,0-75.537-
147,006
152,828
1,555,361
•
$7,125,lS6
ry.
oper.
ops.„
.
5,694,918
inc.
$1,430,238
420,166
460,507
ary,
.
which
Mexican'
954.153
new
Mexican
The
.
for
1958
do
revealed
of
new
announced on June
formed
Blake
Montemorelos,
last
that
1
by Robert M, Blake,
to handle export sales
year
MMI
has
acquired
a
a subsidi¬
activities. * * I
minority
interest
plant
company which has built a citrus processing
chief Mexican orange growing area, about
tho
60
In
at
miles
Monterrey.
Jugos Concentrados, S.A.," began test processing
a daily capacity of 4.000 boxes of fruit.
Con¬
there will be put up in 55 gallon drums for ultimate
sale to Canada and Europe.
The entire pack produced from this con¬
centrate will be sold outside of the United
States, Mr. Blake said,
operations
company,
in
April with
centrates produced
He-added that, in addition to frozen orange concentrate,'the new
plant, will process limes; and grapefruit and will have a .cattle feed
manufacturing operation.—V. 189, p. 2353. J
v
Government—The
figures
was
was
Mr.
$1,036,255
$1,122,976
Minute Maid Corp.—International Unit Expands—
Thi! corporation's latest step in the promotion of
foreign markets, for
$130,302 resulting from the
of the "company's bonds and
comparative
tem¬
gas
to
2139.
p.
Florida citrus
not
Government
of
of
1
earned in
1958
nor
during the
properties
which,
in
since ho
first
(excluding
whole
part
or
Of this
Mission Development Co.
the
in. part,
obliga¬
quarter, of. 1959.
.
Exchange Conversions—Exchange conversions have been made ht.
average
rates.
The average rate for -Mexican .currency.-in
of Canadian currency was pesos. 12.86 to the Canadian dollar for
quarter
steel
exps.____
railway
;
monthly
quarter
"
rev
oper.
oper.
Net
$1,990,408
$2,189,559
permanent hydraulic works t payment of
is dependent upon earnings for the year,
tion
systems
oxygen
lowering
accrual in respect of the non-cumulative annual obligation
Mexican
the
to
be
valves
~
2036.
p.
—V.
"
1958 -r.
$12,651,082,$11,589,731
purchased in the market and exchange differences
relating to such retirements and to serial maturity payments. The
corresponding figure for 1958 was $121,132.
t The charges shown for.
the
respective periods are the net charges to profit and loss after
deducting the portion chargeable to construction account,
(1)
will
the "furnace-less
operating
ry.
Railway
stock
figures
of
in
1959
.
(subject to year-end adjustm'ts)
including
control
flow
use
methods.
from
rev.
southeast
debenture
include
a
grade
Railway
$2.29
"
$2.74
.
—Canadian Currency—
..
.
operating revenue—_—
t Financial charges on debt——
semi-annual
the
these
t
(& Subs.)—Earnings
_
Net
above
Gold Mines
the treatment
from
assistance
$0.63
March 31—
Gross
profit
of
the
to
which
■
;
Net
precipitators through
Honeywell engineers said,
converter
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
23.9il.000
29,001,000
6,574.000
$0.73
share
Months Ended
NOTES:
net
of
Period End. Apr.-30
.
1930.
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines,
Ltd.—Profit Higher
for°19530miage
7.857,000
com.
water line
men'said.
—V.. 189,
47,736,000
23,825,000
27,125,000
7^016,OOC
2139.
p.
S
192,125,000
a
Duncan III, Commanding Officer.
is scheduled
A.
6,651,000
Net
Net
2139.
awarded
in^jIl^L, 1959 and be completed
transmissions
November ioSe0 heavy-duty
in.
'$
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Three
*
government
,i—,
income
181,
and
oxygen
Net. rev.. fr.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Get Truck
Tranmission Contract—
A
14,508,000
of
:"~
information
Ry. operating revenue..,
Ry*,, .operating expenses
" 1959—12 Mos—1953
—1958
50,199,000 212.471,000
13.590,000* 56,136,000
56,034.000
--
taxes-—
income
on
Earnings per
—V.
an
ErJfSK suspending the exemption
inserted that certain terms
Mbs
1959—3
•,.;>*
.
oxygen
control- temperatures
Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Up
(&
$
1_
before
Income
public offering of 160,000
a
and
share, unaer
Co., Inc.
Sales
^lc comPanJ'J and the suspension has
common
shares at 75
178,110 warrants for stock, exercisable at 75 cents
exemption from registration pursuant to a Reguion A notification filed
April 14, 1958. In its March 30 order tem-
cents per share
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
,
.
Merck
Offering Perma¬
components
mill,
roof.
but- this will mark
safeguard
Period End. Apr. 30—
1648.
.
Macinar, Inc.—Suspension of Stock
to
as
Minneapolis, Northfield
$46,587,000 $43,949;0C0
$13,776,000 $13,253,000
79 years,
one
Projected initial capacity of the new mill will be 450,000 ingot tons
annually, which will provide 70U of Acme's requirements of billets and
slabs for its own fabricating work.—rV.
189(Spp. 2353 and 2568.^.;•
2244.
p.
Riverdale
;
conventional
$44,443,621
« -
the
at
.
and.
constantly measure the
to cooling towers for
process
superior
mAs!—1958
"1950—4
1959—Month—1958
Period End. May 31—
Sales
Summer
separate recordercontrollers which will compare the measurements against desired values.
Any differences between them will result In the pneumatic positioning'
1796.
p.
monitor
water
of
peratures.
>
this
producing field.
so
Proponents
$9,671,234 $49,477,843
$11,327,723
."
•"».('
start
steel fabricator for
a
will
major
that
and
1959—20 Wks.—1958
-
■'
,
to
for removal of impurities,
Among
f/.
"
the
gases
devices
.■
•
•
has been
into
entry
exhaust
;
■i/-t
-
Vr.-; "
--v,"
The control system will regulate and total the flow of
the M-H
Melville
r;"
."
buildings arranged in 80-foot bays all under
converters,- and
completed more than
action was -.taken on a ;
\ f
v
Steel
»
scheduled
of five
group
its
■
company
work.
.'
•
construction
p.
: ■)
Regulator Co.—New Develop¬
unique new steel-making facility—Acme Steel-Company's-furnaceplant in suburban Riverdale, 111.—is going to have a. "baby. "sitter.V
Acme
_
$14 million,
which total
company also announce! a construction backlog of
exclusive
of
two
redevelopment projects in Connecticut
Mercantile
plants
Oiie hundred new employees
*;rea'
share.
a
purchased
"f.".
y
pioneered in 1957.
Earnings—;
V-^The
Lunn Laminates, Inc.—New Plantnew
.
June
on
re¬
users established that "MIN.O.DEE"
unsurpassed for repairing damaged threads, for
protecting internal.
threads in soft metals and
plastics, and for strengthening assemblies
c.nd light castings,
quickly, simply and economically to provide the
SuChest attainable holding power yet devised.—V. 188,
p. 2031,
Corporation acquired a
making a total
company
be
may
.
2 announced a first" quarter net profit; of J
$15,474—approximately five cents a share earnings on its 319,833 out- :
etanding shares. In the first quarter of 1958 the company earned
This
on
to¬
r
_
■
SEC
Employee
corporations,
Acme
,
search and production experience of
Ifi
recently,
•
the
the
hi*
First steeLmaklng facility of its type in this country, the $33 million
plant will use hot->blast cupolas to make iron that will be changed
into steel by the blowing of oxygen on the molten mass in converters.
The only other.plant of this type is in
Germany, where the process was
*
•
.
(
actual
fields,
inserts
to their minimum
1396.
p.
(F. II.) McGraw & Co.—Reports Lower
/
experimentation,
below.—V. 189,
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
See
Y.
with
affiliated
The plant's unusual process of produeing steel without
using either
blast or electric -furnaces will be monitored by a special automatic con¬
trol-system developed by Minneapolis-Honeywell's Brown Instruments
division, officials revealed on June 9.*
.
189, p. 1930.
Marquardt Aircraft Corp.—Merger Negotiations Off—
be
Thread Corp.—New Line of Inserts—
several
■'
.
189, p. 2139.
Production, is
The proceeds are to be used for machinery and
laboratory equip¬
ment; for consolidation of operations in one plant; for retirement
of corporate debt and for
working capital
After
•-
the
to
Co.,
v.-v. ,.>!
r
:
.
shares outstanding at June 1.—V.
560,171
were
statement
1959—Month-r-l958
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$3,775,243
$3,477,379 .$35.462-,537 - $33,£09,123
.
?A
less
from
meeting.
,
-
order-to distribute "
an amendment increasing,the number of authorized
700.QOO of $1 par value stock: to 2,000,000 of the-, same
par value.
Mr. Wolfson said that this will provide the needed .shares
for the stock dividend and, in addition, would enable?the.corporation
to use its shares in connection with any future acquisitions.- The stock
dividend will be distributed as soon as possible after the shareholders'
..
MiriheapoUs-IIoneywell
ment—/ ",:V
v
,
being caliedi for J ily-21r
special meeting of shareholder* is
A
•
Particioations
;
.
1959, to pass upon
shares
of
certain
Co.—Sales Up— '
.
"^
in
that
explained
$550,000
Oil and
14,667 shares of its capital stock which
the plan,—V. 189, p. 2677;
to
X Pejriod FncL May 31-^
eale^___.
proposed stock dividend on a share-for-sbare basis^ an amendment
to the charter of the corporation
necessary to increasetthe-authorized
shares.
The
Wolfson
E.
registration
a
Midwest
Miller-Wohl
,
the
Liberty Income Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
43EC
Howard
of
gether with
—V.
lOO/^/fstock
quarterly.'dividends'at
to 4istribute^a.
intention
its
announced
after the distribution, to declare
15 cents a share on the new stock.
Chairman
Plan
a
ill1 cash plus a >
25 cents
was
and,
$520,773
deficit—...
oper,
cents
30
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$4,735,624 $18,854,391 $18,483,366
4,272,762
17,590,589
17,962,593
the
Net
dividend, of
a-
1959.
March,
RR.—-Earnings—
corporation filed
12, 1959, covering
Thrift
pursuant
declared
1959,
11,
June
on
payable on. June 30,- 1959^ to- shareholdese?,pf -yecord ,-on ^Junc
This is an increase over the quarterly ^dividend/.paid-; in
share,
June
*j''
'vi!
Stock- F
Dividend
Raises
Midwest Qil Corp.—Registers Employee :Plan—
.
This
■*'**1' ">'9^
(fr*"
Products ' Inc.—Splits
oducts,
Automotive
Maremont
2139.
Period Ended Apr. 30—
Railway
Railway
^T/-' VV"'
v
'
k
1,836,438
22,
Lehigh
by
$1,921,516
$1,796,931
1,876,382
and^
P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.. Sharon Steel,. Corp.,
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—V. 189, p. 2031.
Railway
Net ry.
each
ended
ended
March
March
31,
31,
1959
1958.—V.
compared
188,
p
to
1614.
12.73
pesos
.
'
.
~
-
;
_
the 2
for
'
.
Secondary Offering —1 A
offering of 55,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on June 15 by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.; Dean Witter &
Co., and A. M. Kidder & Co.„Inc»',l
at
$22.87Vz per share, with a dealer's ■ concession of
9.0 cents per. share. This offering was oversubscribed
and
—
secondary
the books
closed.—V.. 187,
p.
2227^
„
.
.1
...
-
,V-
Volume
5857
Number
189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Mississippi Power Co.—-Bond7: Offering Approved—
''7
The
issued
SEC -has
under
order
an
Holding
the
tached
7
-
Company Act,
au-
warrant
Milton
ehtitllng the
&
D. .Blauner;
,• .offering, price
holder
Co./InCi,
is
to
purchase
named
additional
one
share.
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd.,
Toronto, Canada—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
underwriter? The public
be supplied by ainendalso covers-50,000 shares of common
arid/Underwriting terms
as.
to
are
thorbring this/company, toUssue. and. sell $5,000,000 of first-mortgage •/ jnent.. The registration,statement
fconds, series
1989,
at competitive
bidding.
The net .proceeds''
stock reserved fdr: issuance,
upon the exercise of the 50,000 warrants;
from the
sale of the bonds are. to be, applied by Mississippi toward
10,000
shares
reserved
for
issuance to key employees pursuant
to
the construction or acquisition of permanent improvement's," extensionsl
options; and 15.000 shares reserved for issuance upon the exercise
and additions to its utility plant," which, are estimated-at an aggregate
hy Milton D. Blauher,. controlling stockholder of Milton D. Blauner
of $15,828,870 for 1959.—V.
189, p-'167.7.
"• '
<fc Co.,
Inc./and director of Narda, of -15,000 w arrants sold to him
Tills
with offices at 145 Yonge Street, Toronto,
Ont,,
registration statement with the SEC on June 11, 1959.
company,
.
Canada,
*
.'" Net
revenue:
-oper.
oper.
expenses..
from
rv.
**«*.•*/>*
V'iV
•••-.♦
*
$5,144,468
'• 1,502,257
$1,186,231
353,706
.**.:• ••
f Mohawk Business Machines- Corp.
Settled— ;V
'V'V',';r *\--/.V*;
v.." /'•
„*
Of
Election Contest
—
7r"..-/V-I
.
goods
stockholders
of
Microwave
the
proceeds*.from
company,
sale
inventory,
t:k-'
■
additional
for
/■?
,-■*
high
$150,000
ing,
tlie
Its
for
and
for
and
capital.—V.
of
development
189,
and
management
1958,
In
won
1'
■'
shares
•
.
.
Among its major. commercial products is; midgetape,, the -batterydperated, pocket-size tape recorded; Subassemblies of another product,
Message-Repeater, .wore used recently in the recording system-of the
•
Vanguard II Missile, i Mohawk also manufactures equipment ter ,+the
Navy ■ Department " and Army Ordnance under current contracts,—
:
•'
"•;■/'>.7- -7*'."7
7.: 7'' "7
>/.; period End.Apr.30—^1959-—Month—1958".
Ry. operating revenue s
Ry. operating expenses
1-
Net
Net
7
•
ops.
ry.
operating
ry. k
"Deficit.—V.
A
inc.
189,
.
$286,890
208,385
$86,909
*53,623
7
$300,932
7,245
-
for-"the
income
share, for
fin Ills
"
-
>
t
$181,356,
was
.
While
Smith/
B.
the
in
the
The
each
of
two remaining months of our fiscal year will
be
increasinglyprofitable.'!^
I" Tlie corporation looks for fourth quarter sales to be between $2;500,„
Monogram's present backlog Is at an all-time high,
.
use
which
these Austrian
Net
'
Net
operations
barrels
of
oil
oper.
Monsanto
Mexicanau
Phosphoric
are
S,
A.,
will
'■}' 'Marshall
I and
■
E:
$7,018,593
the
purchase
that
said
$343,689
157,473
206,438
ops-
$197,377
$137,251
income—
50,466
21,185
ry.
the
copolymers,
■
:
of
since
Polimeros
has
manufacture
so
that
Railway
Railway
$6,605,620
of
oper.
'
Sales, .and
oper.
expenses.
from
rev.
S.
had
been
founding in 1954.
and equipment
phosphoric acid."—V.' 189, p.^'. 1970,, 7 ''
-
' "
*
udhesives
ill
Mexico,
will
A.,
may. be
will
for-
continue
operate
as
;y>•.
$102,705
$150,058
$190,020
27,236
113,939
94,822
the
made.—V.
/<*>'?
.A*
"
' t
*
,
;
packaging,
189,
"
.
'
«
This
structural
2140,,
full
for
,/;,.'
p.
•
-
-
;....
1959
'.
7 ^
depreciation, ."4cpleUon*«fe amortization
before
over
American
;
stockwith
aggregate
an
par
value
N.
8,955,424
983,019
983,065
16,504,090
than
The
holders.
the
;V. 189/ p. 1349.
-.
,. ,
-
■-
^
" <.
.-;
t.
1
\
its ".construction
Sales
'prograiri.—
President,
-7.
W. W.
the
for
the
first
on
six
7 "
period
of
Sales
1958.
for
weeks
ended- May 2,
1959
—V.
meat
another' and
189, p.
604.
fiscal
/-1
■
Profit
1958.
before
taxes
for
the
year
-
'
,
-;p.
'
1796. ;
■shares of.
.
7 ' '
•
-
1
.
v
-
7
7
:•
Motorola Inc.—April Sales; Up
Sharply—
be
%-
The
the
April
.'.'tide
of
'inventories
will
189, p.
be
at, the
lowest level in
1349/
the history
of'the
: ' :
^ '
.
bid
of
mean
•'
company.
^
-•
warrants,
shares
the
of
f
•
*
Operating
*'
April 30-r
common
stock
stock/.10c
and
sale
Digitized for in-units" consisting of
FRASER
one
warrants
share
of
par
to
be
together with
offered for-public
stock
with
factor
The
"excep¬
Convairs
flew
flew
100e/o
—
Church,
Northbrook,
111.—
denominations
in
at
102^
of
$500,
$1,000
and
if
J'
i.evenu^s.
$7
...
1
Other
expenses-—
inc.
taxes,
operating
taxes-
an
at¬
oper.-income—
chnwesi-_/-
Net
a'ter
—V.
189, p.
1797/
Co.—Bids
on
about
funds.received
$10
June
$158
9
June
noted
23—
that
this
company's
million
expects
million
to
should carry the company well in the
Fall,
that before the end of the year NI-Gas will
million
$15
of
straight,
non-convertible
pre¬
similar
to the
1958 offering, or borrow from banks
year-end, as we- have the last two years."
financing for the five-year (1959-63) period is estimated
tb
the
over
per
189,
earnings,
share last
year
Mr.
Chandler
at
to $1.67
for
noted
the
12
they had risen from
months ending April 30.
2460.
p.
Northrop Corp.— Registers Proposed Debenture Offering With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
•
•'
7
•'
.
'
1959—4 Mos.-/1958
on
June
covering
$10,000,000
July
1,
to
1979,
be
of
offered
15 filed
a
registration
convertible
for
public
statement
subordinated
sale
through
with
debentures,
an
the
due
underwriting
headed by William R.' Staats & Co. and Blyth <fc Co., Inc. The
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
•group
interest
supplied
by amendment.. \
•
proceeds of the sale of the debentures will initially be added to
working • capital of the company.
The company may use such
Net
the
■
funds,
other purposes, to reduce outstanding bank loans, to
requirements, to place the company in a position,
undertake projects for the Government (-in- addi¬
tion to current orders 01; projects) arising from changes, frequently
abrupt, in procurement policies and decisions, or to retain its com¬
petitive position by acquiring new and advanced machines and tools
'which are expected to be required by reason of rapidly changing;anp.
development manufacturing techniques and new design requirements
of the aircraft, missile and electronics industries.—V.- 189, p. 2569.
meet
to
:
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
r" >
corporation
SEC
:
'
among
capital
asset
accept^ orders or
31,146,279. 29,031,496 122.319,334 113,421.887
19,764,021
19,643,297
78,115.029!
-78,437,934
3,144,032
15,901,042
11,363,096
2,141,049 '
9,715,436
8,500,721
4,824,571
4,103,118
18,587,827-
15,120,136
4,035.092
3,1C8,276
15.490.628" 11,435,493
4
123.4G2
2,434,323
*
Northwest Airlines,
Month
Domestic
of
.
1
"Total
revenue
.Domestio
—V.
Inc.—May Business Up 31%—
1959
May—
revenue
•international
Net
Gas
President,
for
r
'
•"
value,
common
performance
aircraft."
expenditures from
1959
He expects about. $39 million to be spent this year.
;
being taken 011 June 23 lor $20 million of first mortgage
stock
$1.41
will be used-by the company for work-
1959—Month—1958
"*-;
'
Operating
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
common
May
new
miles,
million.
—V.
the
Period End.
7-'
' "
This corporation, -located at • 118 fHerricks Road, Mineoia, N. - Y.,
'filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 16, 1959, cover¬
50,000
firss
pas¬
increase
>
issued
Illinois
Summarizing
asked
and
77
ing
37%
'
-
average
New England Telephone &
Federal
Narda Microwave
the
injg capital.—V; 189, p/2568,
sales -volume of Motorola Consumer Products continued
started nine months ago, and topped the corres-
ponding numth of 1958 by 86'o, it was revealed by Edward R; Taylor,
Vice-President, on June
-.
-'•■ • ;
>
'Movement
at retail,
Mr. Taylor said, has been such that when
...Motorola introduces its 1960 lines of TV, Stereo and radio "in July,
.
its
monthly
a
$510,008. The new sanctuary
will
comfortably
sea!»
it is expected to be ready* for occupancy bv Sept.
Chandler
us
$115
...
'!
V7—V.
was
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
..
-"Executive
-
May,
new
was
and
The
sell
Total
company's stock in the over-the-counter
ending May 28, 1959. The subscrip¬
tion offer/expired, on June 18, 1959.
7
'
price Df
which
uptrend
the
with
redeemed
Chandler,
calls
are
ferred
was
•market for the week
*
T"
a
This
1963.
Mr.
•either
Ohio and Michigan 3,000
stock (par $10) at $28.30 per share,
common
'which' price
Bids
but-
Connecticut,
employed -.in
packing industry varies substantially from one period to
that
the
figures
for
any
six month
period
do
not
heCessarily indicate what. may. be expected as results from operations
for subsequent six month periods or for any fiscal year.—V.
189,
.
in
passengers
establish
C.
being
are
growth
-bonds.
Tpresent employees (other than directors of the company)
"V'i
In reporting these earnings, Mr. McCallum emphasized that income
in the
Marvin
I
,
pf $26,156 for the first-2Q-weeks of "1958.
fj/
called
scheduled
Presbyterian
may
persons
through
New Britain. Machine Co.—Stock Offered to Employ¬
ees—This company on June 5 offered to sell those of its
totaled
f208,356;P20"'aadcompared with sales of $189,843,130 and a netThese "„
>-net); earnings after taxes- wete $1,726,728. * loss
igures may be
'.
to
industry.
1959.
rapid
share'earnings were equal to $1.26 per share on the common
compared' with 91 cents per share for fiscal 1958, based 011 the
1,071,839 shares outstanding as of the fiscal year-end March 31, 1959.
May 27 reported that the earnings of
of the fiscal year ending Oct.
2G
-
.
while the DC-3's
million scheduled miles.—V. 189,
p. 1250.
Northern
-!
Per
months
the
Corp.—Net Up 35%—
stock,
.31,- 1959'resulted-in-net-ineoine of $2:07 l>er share, as compared with
a
loss
of approximately three
cents per share for the comparable
>
'
'
interest.
bonds
cost
630
of
$3,052,348, compared) with $1,703,833 for fiscal 1958. Net earnings, after
taxes, were $1,353,725 for fiscal 1959, compared with $977,094 for fiscal
Morrell & .Co.—Reports Increase in Earnings—
McCallum, President,
company
revenue
airline
period
a
Offered—B.
■mated
-
said, was accomplished despite
that, sales were slightly lower than in the previo s year
for the year elided March 31-, -1959 were $54,358,665, compared
$55,327,233 for
1958.
••£77John)
"
redemption be effected on
or.prior'to May 1,-1962; and at 101 r/a if redemption be effected after
May 1, 1962 and on or prior to May 1, 1964; and at 100'/. if redeemed after May 1, 1964, plus accrued interest in all
cases.
The proceeds will be used to
pay in part the cogt of construction
'and
equipping a new sanctuary now being constructed at an estP*
The gain in earnings, Mr. Focke
fact
with
.
connection; with
85,365
operations,
local
203,313
one
and
$0.51
Net„ earnings, after taxes, for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1959
approximately 3$'fr above those of a year'earlier and were the
highestsince the/ formation : of < the present • corporation, through the
merger
of/National/ Radiator -and United States Radiator' in
1955,
Theodore B. Focke,-President, announced in his annual repor to stock¬
debenture bonds, due July 1, 1'989. to
Jts parent companies. .Proceeds, of the sale of the securities will-be
Used to prepay
a iJortion
of Montaup's unsecured short-term bank
incurred' in
the
short
so
$5,000
,
Co.—Sales Up—
Carr,
accrued
3,801,426
$2.20
——
'
■'
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
May publicly offered $385,000 of 5%, 5y4% and 5^%
first mortgage bonds, dated May
1, 1959, and due serially
from May 1, 1960, through
May 1, 1974, at 100% aikdi
7,331,426
------
r
in
3,530,000
17,250,000
'
carried
Convair
for
their
Bonds
8,314,491
taxes—-/——:—33,754,090
taxes—__—-
of
Northbrook
>
9,408,490
•»
34,737,109
—__
'
1958.
for
were
together with $3,950,000 of 5rb
indebtedness
Acquisition Plan3
-
4
J' :"
—7--
corporation
record
of
more
1958
v..
$3,252,100,
of
Aviation, Inc.
/
'
May,
97/>
Federal
for
National-U/S. Radiator
:
until June 25, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.,
,
V
Montaup is a subsidiary of Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.,
^
Brockton Edison Co.,. and Fall River Electric Light-Co.,. which in turn
*are subsidiaries of EUA.
Montaup proposes to sell an additional .32,521
persons-
common
$71,794,543
with
Its subsidiaries in the filing of a. financing proposal for Montaup Elec¬
of Fall River, Mass.; and the Commission has given interested
of
1959—5 Mos.—1958 '
2)40.
p.
month
senger
.
.
tric Co.
A -shares
•
1959—Month—1958
$17,856,800 $16,943,699 $78,861,541
North Central Airlines, Inc.—New Record—
""Period End. May 23—*
1959-—4 Wks;—1958
"
1959—20 Wks.—1958 /
Sales_l/___—$63,102,736 $59,208,689 $311,154,327 $292,911,046
—V. 189, p. 2244.
Boston holding company, has joined
Eastern Utilities Associates,
!
1,266,093
27,480
,
.-
•
$1,456,113
$41,585
.j
v*-. '■}
tional
National Tea
7 Montaup Electric Co.—Financing Proposed—
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$1,380,215
1,230,157
188, p. 2509.
as
wholly
a
*
■■
Ste^J Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up Sharply—r*
it Net .'income
—_/_7—7
Net' income ,perv:share/——.
V. 189, p.: 2459.'/ '* :•> "i-i:
:
•
RR.—Earnings—
Plans for the acquisition by this
corporation of Foster Wheeler Corp.
has beerf dropped, it was announced on June 8.—V.
used primarily by the paint
paints.
Additional equipment
line of vinyl acetate polymers
operating Jncome.._>„r—_™„—
bond discount and expense-:
Profit
»
250,074
deflCifc
Dropped—;
been
Interest,
:
$661,894"
305,150
/
operating revenue^/—_/_^l_.-_-LJ_ -197,-659,705 113,488,782
from, operations and income from in*.:
•/'/,'
3
terest/aud T dividends "after "'deducting cost of
/ "
salesj-sellpig.-and gengral expenses,: etc.^____„" 43,692,533"' 17,722,981
Prov.
$1,486,51S
824,622
ry. oper.
2244
North
Income
Net
.
$747,379.
1959—Month—1958
$354,482
$401,223
312,897
298,518
revenue—
Sales—
—V. 189,
/
latex
of
Quarter "Ended March 31—'
v.
643,740
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Sales Higher—
Polimeros
company
its
,.r."
complete
a
well/as
as
which
company
y
'»
,
-
furnitureV industries
-4
|
$1,391,119,
-,
2036.
p.
Period End. April 30—
,
r.
:
"
;
1959—4 Mos.—1958
New York, Susquehanna & Western
•
Vice-President
,
funds
■
Mexican
from ,this ' plant
for
National
design of. the original plant
Polimeros to "manufacture polymers
Reese/:the /founder
installed
the
in'* the
of- the
Provision
.
1959-*-Montlwl958
expenses
oper.
189,
>>
$354,850
fr.
N°V f189ray
CorP»—-Acquisition-^-
announced
9
*
of
of. the parent company and
General Manager of its Overseas Division, said that the multi-million
dollar intallntion makes-Mor.santa Mexicar.a the first Mexican manuftcurer of these chemicals.
' '
'•. Mr, Young said; ."The new facilities, are capable of producing all of
Nfexico's preseht ?and -currently antlelpe ted requirements of STP and
the
to
of
line'intQ
reserves
•
possibilities of Polimeros
licensed
National.
,
to
Young,
E.
be
and
on
subsidiary.:
industry
77,
quantities
is- already on stream.
Commercial
be available by July 1.
acid
-
President,
assisted
Production
%
installation
has completed
subsidiary,
a
added
per
Railway
manufacturer of vinyl acetate polymers, located in Mexico City.
had
owned
Mexico,..
exoected
'
'
corporation
a
President
qt facilities to produce sodium tripolyphosphate (STP) and phosphoric
Lecheria,
as
1959—5 Mos.—1958
$1,744,365
June
A.,
-Donald
r
'
at
to
brokers
installing
revenue
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
million
390
& Chemical
and
7 7. •1
' "7'"7
7.
;"7 Monsanto. Chemical Co.—Mexican Unit Expands—
'■*
will
(
firhily behind us, all divisions are showing marked improvement which
we expect will result in increased profits in future quarters'."—V.
189, "*
p: 2568.:,•/;/ .;7 V h •.". -/,,7'-:-.-'•?•»:" • %
,
paid
shares sold.
Connecting RR.—Earnings— '
Period End. Apr. 30—
^
1939—Month—1958
-
p7 1797/Z
Pascal,
interested in the
-
STP
'
V/
commence
has
Naiion^l Starch
National
000 and $3,000,000.
'
field
$1,798,673
Donald
approximately $7,000,000---better than double the amount -of a year ago;"
'•,i' Mr. Smith told stockholders,' "With the expense of the moves now
-
V
This
S.
facility to greatly increase its productive capacity, unusual ex¬
caused largely.:by the moves resulted in a loss for the 'third
Mr. Smith stated the moves, how completed, are
highly beneficial and it Is anticipated the investment will be repaid in
less than a yeart "Advantages are already being reflected in increased (.
output
which should soon be converted into increased profits. We
returned to a profitable level of operations in April and we expect the
1
100
each
be
such
used
Period End. May 31—
.,:
quarter of $110,623.-
...
Period End. May 31—
Sales,
penses
acid
18,000-acre 'Matzen
—V)' 189,
Monogram's
in
for
will
them
selling stockholder,
7
Net
-
Valley
'
be
New York
-
National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.—Sales Higher
per
V
divisions
the
price
to
the
building the roads as required therq",
purchase price of said lands now under
to Athabasca Valley Development.—V.
182, p. 1465. '
:
•
option
7
recoverable by/traditional methods.
It-is-expected, however, that the
completion: method,' designed and developed by National Petroleum
Corp., may double'or treble" both the ultimate amount of oil recovered
and the: rate'of daily " production, Mr. Zandmer'added.
Austria is the
first country outside of the United States and Canada in" Which this
unique completion method: will be used.—V. 189, p. 48.
....
due
enable
will
moves
such
or
the water and
sewage qtilities and
and to pay the balance of the
President,
third quarter
shares
common
of
company and used for general corporate purposes. The
company
estimates that these
remaining net proceeds, together with the proceeds
to be
received from the sale of industrial
lands at Calgary as and
when they are
developed, will be sufficient to pay the costs of
Railway
will enable the company to
about Juiy- l, Mr.'Zantimer said.
three
or
15
10'/
compensation
company
Pteperty. The balance of the proceeds will be
Railway
,
$3,702
of
additional
of the
:
completing/;,t;hpse-wells,- National'Petroleum, Corp.
which
noted extraordinary expenses were
to consolidating Monogram's divi-v
Slews into two basic locations—Culver City and San Fernando Valley,;-.
i fie emphasized. "In a space of four months, a completely Idle plant
6 San Fernando Valley has been transformed into our largest operat*
ing facility. -Close to 400 people are now employed there and its volume
Of Monthly production output has risen to a level in-excess of $500,000."
.'-Benjamin
•">-
be,
may
As
paid by the
(along with various indebtedness and preferred stock>.
to the company from its sale of the additional
1,000,000
in part to repay a $25,000 bank loan incurred
for
capital and $100,000 of bank borrowings for
Itg
.
"i
cents
-
14
or
outstanding, as opposed to
time last year.
shares
1,262,234
quarters
three
(1,199,674 shares) for the same
written-off
-4
be
31,
Net
-
are
shares
of yell - perforation and' completion
em¬
ploys patented' permeators and expanding cement.
All equipment for
these/jobs is;presently on location, and field units are
being set up
.7,7, %>•/
$5,125,745, as compared to $2,902,547.
or
shares
100,000 share3
maximum- of
a
spur
Austrian Nationalized Oil In¬
largest'oil field, the Matzen
jevolutiohary.. method
•
corporation on June 2 reported sales -for nine months .ended
1959 were 77'« higher than the preceding year's like period;
March
•
In
$317,210
*267,029
)
'.7-'.":,
2036.
p.
/which is 30:miles outside of Vienna/
Monogram Precision Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 77%—
t-2-This
4-
from
rev.
1,000,000
and also to the payment to the Canadian Pacific
about $63,580 toward the cost of
constructing a railroad
,
1,202,865
1,365,798
commission
or
dealers.
will
will
.
1959—4 Mos —r)958
$1,666,730
$1,522,075
$377,111290,202
$578,194
',,-291,304
.
stock,
acre,
Com-
•; /" Mr. Zandmer further announced that Colonel Keith Van
Sickle, the
pnly^independent/oJt producer, in Austria, also has commissioned Na-;tional Petroleum Corp", to handle a completion for him in his field
^
,
£V''';,:*0r
.77,Monongahela Ry.—Earnings— 5 / /Vr-V.u"V/./^/
this
dustry, to complete'twef Wellg; in Austria's
Gil-Field, located' 18 miles from Vienna.
,-L7,7.'7,7*7'4,7v:7
,
has1,beeal.comhiissioned .by. The
that
announced
8
this
issuing company;
thereof; and
holder
4- ;
.
149.
June
on
,
-
p.
Myron).Zaridnier'/President,
•pany
•
.
•y. 188,
S.
Of
the
by
present
$2,000
^
;
sale
the
working
working capital
by a subsidiary, United States Guano Corp. The
company also intends
through another subsidiary, Athabasca Valley Development
Corp. Ltd.,
to apply part of the net
proceeds to the cost of installing the necessary
water and sewage utilities and
laying heavy gravel roads in connection
with developing the first block
of 50 (of-750) acres of undeveloped!
Palgary industrial property at an estimated cost of about
'•
■
a
learnings the first quarter of 1959-were, continuing at an increased Tate:
/V Mohawk 4s a completely integrated electronic manufacturing*-concern.
by
Net proceeds
.
/
National Fuel^ Gas Co.—New President—
heated-election • » > ,t
7 7
v
7
hpntest "wliich was tin and, cut of the courts four times bgfore the ;■«.
This/ company on June 17, announced the election of Stuart H.
meeting was concluded. -Shortly 'after
the results were announced;
Nichols, .former''Vice-President, as President, effective July -l*
1959;
(the-■validity: of .that election was challenged in court) by a reprcsen*
succeeding W.iiliam; H. Locke;-who will retire from the Presidency on
"iatiye of "the '-losing faction.The continued pendancy -of-that proJune
30r '1959;/Donald,E/;Conaway .wq,s elected ,Vice-President.
deeding .made 4t uncertain whether this year's meeting would be able
V- Mr.,-i'Nichols wilL relinquish his post as President of Iroquois Gas
to proceed without opposition or further legal challenge. 7 *
Goi'p./a. subsidiary.—V'."'189/, p.;: 2140. / :
7 /
'■{*Iri addition'to announcing the resolution of 'legal";difficulties which >
/have beset tne corporation since the 1958 meeting, Robert A. Urian, Jr.:
National Petroleum Corp., Ltd., Calgary, Alta., Canada
.(^resident? repqrted that 1958 was the first year since-inception that
v—To Complete Three Wells in Austria by New Method—
the company-had'earned substantial profits, and that both sales/and
of last vear*s dissension.
i
and
common
to
1349.
p.
public
The present and proposed business of the
company, Which consists of
real estate operations at
Calgary and Hinton in the Province of Alberta,
and guano
ferti^er distribution on the West Coast in this country,- is
carried on through subsidiaries. The
company has outstanding 4,273,000
bank
purchase
discount
dealers
the case
finished
sources,
A
brokers
common
its
,f. '/-'V
.
of
short -term
microwrave
power
working
J
shares
of
increase
to
equipment
laboratory
and
50,006
$115,000
$100,000
approximately
to. use
ofk modulators
the.; balance
use
the
of
retire
to
proposes
machinery- and
program;
corporation
this
,
new
>
re-elected the entire manage- %
ment slate .-of'directors at the recent annual meeting.
The last minute %■
settlement of various pending legal proceedings avoided a continuation
(i/The
the
stock,/the
shares.
common
for
offered
shares are being paid as additional compensation to
brokers
dealers.^ The company and selling stockholder (Albert Mining Corw
Limited) propose to sell the shares through or to brokers
and dealers, at a price related to the
current market price for out¬
standing shares on the Ariierican Stock Exchange at the time of offer¬
of
•loans,;;/to^allocate 'approximately
be
165,000
,
7"'
offered
to
poration
under
Narda,
a
•and
on
the name of The Narda Corp", and changed its
Corp. on July 17, 1957, is engaged in the
microwave!) and ultra-bigl) frequency electronic test
equipment, including a proprietary product line for communication and
radar detection systems, "television stations; microwave relay systems,
and for the navigation systems market.
u
T
..
1954;
to
manufacture
*''
$4,536,255
tf 1,31-3,663
1,
name
'
,
oper/' $1,313,622
inc._Z " ' 413,818
TJr:
Net railway oper.
*~V. 189, p; 2139.
July
1959-Month—1958
1959—4 Mos,—1958V ,
$5,337,815
$4,773,153 $19,892,928 $19,518,803 '
4,024.193
3,588,922
14,748,460 14,980,553
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
the'company/on May 1, 1959, at one cent per warrant.
.The.company, which ,was incorporated in the State of New York
be
are
by
'.
1,265,000
to
.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
filed
covering
-
•t
1*1
(2787)
passenger
revenue
passenger
passenger
passengers
189, p. 813.
miles flown—!_—. 112,322,400
miles
miles flown—
30,565,100
,
•
1958
85,756,7d0
25,250,500
flown——_—_ 142,887,500 111,007,200
-carried—————
1
143,972
126,439
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(278#)
Alaska—Files With SEC—
Northwest, Inc., Fairbanks,
of notification with the
<par $2.50 to be offered
corporation on June 1 filed a letter
covering 60,000 shares of common stock
The
SEC
at
The
Period End. April 30—
Operating
lovenues
Operating
expenses
Federal
taxes
Income
taxes
oper.
Net
—
after-
—V.
189, P.
$3,087,692 $13,496,351 $10,817,612
2,736,534
12,310,719
9,583,372
$3,519,914
3,201,366
income.-—
charges
Net
.
Net
*
railway
inc.
■>/>>'>.;
189. p. 2244.
Tank
Norwalk
field.
electrical
and
hardware
steel
warehouse,—V.
189,
349.
p.
,
Fund, Inc.—Proposed Purchase of
Virginia and Delaware Corp Assets—
Tliis New
investment
York
has applied to"the feEC for an
company
board of Premier
the
on
committee
Trinidad.—V.
in
189,
and
V
Mr.
r
order under the Investment Company Act with respect to
its proposed issuance of shares lor substantially all of the cash and
securities of The Virginia Ar Delaware Corp., and the Commission has
issued en order giving interested persons until June 26, 1959 to request
a hearing
thereon.
.
/
.
Virginia. A: Delaware, a Delaware corporation, is a personal holding
company with three stockholders which, since 1923, has been engaged
lit the business of investing and reinvesting its funds.
Pursuant to an
agreement and plan oi reorganization between William Street, Virginia
Ss Delaware.;and the latter* (stockholders, substantially all of the cash
and'securities ov/hed by Virginia & Delaware, with a total value, of
about $632,805 as of April 16,
1959, which it is anticipated will be
increased by approximately $307,000 from the collection by Virginia
of certain demand notes prior to the closing date set forth in the
agreement, will be transferred to William Street in exchange lor shares
exemption
.
stock of William Street.
It is .contemplated that William Street
v^ill sell certain of the Virginia and Delaware securities at the closing
date which idoes not wish to aequiie, and retain the balance for
Investment,' The number of shares of William Street to be delivered
Pfizer
with
Delaware will be determined by dividing the net asset
William Street in effect at the close of business on
the closing date into the value of the Virginia A:
Delaware assets to be exchanged.
The shares acquired by Virginia Ar
Delaware'are to be distributed immediately to its shareholders, who
Virginia Ar
value per share ot
the day preceding
have agreed to take such shares
to the public.—V. 189, p. 2140.
Pacific
for investment and not for distribution
elected
the
to
William
sales
far
this
have
shown
increase -over The
"significant"
a
Railway oper. revenue-..
Railway oper. expenses..
same
period last yetr.
"We plan on increases in both sales and profits
the year," said MT. Batten.
"For the last half,
during the remainder
however, the rate of
increase is likely to be smaller than the first half because the general
economy started its pick-up during the latter part of 1958."
Mr. Batten said
the
company's program of store expansion and
improvement this year will continue at about the same rate as in
recent years.
Capital expenditures will total about $14,0O0,G0O. Twenty
new stores, 18 of them in shopping centers, arc scheduled to be opened,
end 247 stores will be relocated, expanded or improved.
Last year the
company opened 19 new stores, moved 47 to new buildings and expanded
or improved 158 others.
For 1960 and 1961, Mr. Batten said, the company to date has signed
leases for the opening of
52 new stores, including 48 In shopping
center locations.
:
l
■>->">'>'
,v'>'/
.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$4,684,437
$4,084,227
3,559,470 > 3,470,129
Net rev. from ry. oper.
,
inc.—
railway oper.
$228,073
$1,124,967
>$614,098
*4,238
,$295,671
30,643
86,014
*275.002
"■Deficit.—V. 189, p. 2037.
^
Sales Up—
Period End.
May 31—.
v
J
Sales
189,
-
" 1959
"■ $
'
r
v.:,W
■
5 Mos.
-
•' >:*
$
109,854,558 104,713,551
--V.
/
.
1959—Month—1958
-,/•'>
-1958
'
$
income
Net
this
of
company
and
its
For the nine months of the
wholly owned
subsidiary,
Earnings per share for the 1959 nine months equaled 50 cents, with
cents earned in the third quarter.
For the full fiscal year ended
June 30, 1958, the company reported earnings of 47 cents.
Net sales for the nine months ended March 31, 1959, reached a record
$15,751,608 compared to $14,675,473 in the
1958 period.
Sales of
$4,904,112 for the third quarter exceeded 1958 third quarter sales by
23^.—V. 189, p. 708.
1
17
Pacific Northern Airlines, Inc.—Plans
Announcement
This
plans for the design and construction for Pacific
Northern Airlines by the D. Diamond Corp., of Portland, Ore., of a
$2,000,000 hangar and general office building at the Seattle/Tacoma
Airport was made on June 5 by A. G. Woodley, President and Gen¬
eral. Manager
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
15,
1959, covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due
1989, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding. Of the net
proceeds of the sale of the bohds, $9,000,000 will be applied to repay
short-term bank loans in that amount (the proceeds of which were
applied to the company's 1959 construction program) and $6,000,000
will
Research
a
50-year
Southeast
the 700,000 square foot building site at the
of the airport bordering on South 188th Street Was
lease
corner
for
signed with the Port of Seattle.
Construction of the new building
is to
start
completion scheduled foi; the Fall of I960,
within
60
days
with
Mr. Woodley stated. The
planned structure will house Pacific Northern's overhaul and
maintenance base, as well as the company's general offices and cargo
handling facilities. Dimensions of the building are 500 feet by 185 feet
newly
with a two-story glass-wall office
feet of space.
At
applied to the 1959 construction program or to partially re¬
the
company's treasury for previous expenditures for that
purpose.
The company estimates its 1959 construction expenditures
at $39,700,000.—V. 189, p. 2569.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
April 30— I
Railway
section accounting for 45,000
,
.
Net
Earnings
at
plans to market $80 million in new securities through
1961, a company spokesman told the Washington P. S. Commission
recently at a hearing in olympia, Wash.
The figure includes $10 million in debt securities which may be
and
$15
that $5
said.
The
of
this
year.
The
date'
and
type
of
debt
determined.
Other
securities
.
are
not
.
.
plans call for
an additional $55 million in debt financing
million in equity, of the latter stock financing, it is hoped
milion will be preferred stock, A. W. Trimble, Vice-President,
financing
is
needed to
finance
normal
construction
projects and service
facilities
to
handle
the
company's
load growth, according to Mr. Trimble. V. 189, p. 1797.
power
forecast
Pall
Corp.—Splits and Increases Stock—
P«
last
May 28th which will
now
Ute
outstanding
split into 436,700 shares.—V. 188,
1273.
Pan American Sulphur Co.—Deliveries Increased—
This
company,
reported
to be
the world's
third
largest producer 'of
sulphur, delivered more sulphur to its customers in
May than in any
pretrtous single month in the company's
history, it was announced
by Harry C. Webb, President, on June 1.
Deliveries of
ican
railway
reflected
ments,
more
an-
than
increase
Mr.-Webb said.
100,000 long tons of sulphur by Pan Amer¬
of more than 10,000 tons over April ship¬
16,632,410
6,249,434
ry. oper.
inc
oper.
189, p. 2569. >
syndicate
,.®"Pments 'to the second quarter of
280,000
tons,
he
said,
which
would
taxes
share based
30
U'_
1959 are expected to approximate
give
the
company
its
highest
periodshares outstanding
on
and
other
1959—3 Mos.—1958
.
520,040
V"
1959—12 Mos.—1958
.•*>.* t.;>:
•
:
$3,856,462
$2,753,501
.,.120,209
$3,976,661
$2,849,699 $12,095,479
*3®,791,334
1,169,894 > 4,788,616
/, 4,127,952
1,532,885
„
$9,335,199
1,040.999
4.878,327
164,290
106,400
577,192
52,645
14,589
153,522
63,355
280,221
220,905
666,575
618,330
—
.
for
456,135
-
1,540,551
Depreciation*i>—....
income
v
i
expenses—
Interest
•
$11,567,257
96,198
528,222.
sales...——
trative
>:
■,
,
/':•'• '-./*■»
"
ma-
income..
of
*
$0.94
£45,165
——
income
operating
Cost
584,000
490,215
>.
$0.79
—
Total
1,074,215
'
Service, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Higher
terials
Other
865,457
108.758
432,077
—
outstanding at April 30—
189, p. 1470.
tanks
739.562
1,155,986
455,000
month
per
April
1,315,911
..
887,077
,
income
on
nine
Petrolane Gas
3,770.323
397,728
.
Federal
taxes—^
.
of
good¬
^
>
6,492
5,679
24,885
10,322
6,865
23.835
16,715
$389,255
minority
$284,368
$982,527
$774,214
> $1.50
22,716
in-
terests
Net
income..™
"Earnings
.
"
5,462,140
47,075,964
*2,560,327
6,710,534
22,441,362
*10,959,948
ASSETS,
Af^8
Liabilities
oversubscribed
was
DIVIDENDS—In
stock have
recent
closed.
annual
years
amounted to $2
LISTING—The
books
and
The
dividends
the
on
common
company's stock is listed
Stock Exchanges.
the
on
York
New
and
Drug
operates
a
are
situated
chain
of
178
retail
drug
over
half of which
in the Washington, D. C.
metropolitan area.
Other stores operate in 34 cities in Virginia,
Maryland, West Virginia, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
income
net
1959
sales
chain's
$1,799,000.
was
sales
net
In
;
in 1958 were $74,895,000 and
the three months ended March 31,
$19,810,000 and net income $297,000, compared with
and $206,000, respectively, in the March quarter of 1958.
429,000 outstanding shares, per-share net income was $4.19
were
$16,513,000
Based
in
on
1958,
and
69
and
cents
48
in
the
respective
quarters.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
4*4
term
bank
company
loan
the
in
550,000 shs.
$1,000,000,
Shares
Brown
Sons
&
Peabody
Hornblower
As
Ferris
8,000
Johnston, Lemon As Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson As
As
Townsend,
Crouter As Bodine
18,500
Weeks
As
Shares
DeHaven
18,500
Co
As
Other
Jones, Kreeger As Co._
John H. Kaplan As Co.
8,000
duPont As Co._
5,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
5,000
Davenport As Co
Investment Corp.
Shields
5,000
McDonald
Co.
189,
p.
As
Total
sales,
Federal
Rouse,
Coe
and
ciety
of
run
•Based
'--V.
of
Nor-
and Lukens
Brewer,
2,000
Becker As
2,000
4,000
Scott
4,000
3®rnall, BIddle As Co
2,000
Bwely As Co.
1,000
1,000
As
Stringfellow.,
2,000
corporation for the
15 %
the
ahead
1958
of
last
first-half
first six months are
while earnings are
level, the New York So¬
year
Security Analysts was told on June 9.
McKeen, President, reported that "all plants are operating
John E.
1
-
(&
tract
roads
p.
of
in
I|354.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1959
a
land
Upper
,*
*
1958 .;
selling,
-
....
.
110,266.660
—
taxes....—
—
2,251,961
shares
- -
•
outstanding
as
1.921,857
3,730,236
$0.38
—
9,907,585
on
985 622
111,378,741 118,291,773
102,660;879 105,729,473
2,735,765 '
5,572,107
—.
and other expenses
income
117,306.151
1,112,081
—
etc.)_.._.___._
5,068,336
of
$0;51
March
31,
1959.
-
Phillips Electronics, Inc.—Announces New -Microtome
A
Norelco
new
sections
75
to
400
Ultra-Microtome,-which automatically/produees thin
Angstroms thick for Electron Microscope studies, is
available from the corporation's
Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y..
Instruments Division, 750^South Fulton
>
.
.
•
...
design
principles are incorporated in the new unit in Order
to maintain excellent constancy of the ultra-thin sections, Construction
has been simplified to eliminate complicated transmission mechanisms.
After the cutting movement, the specimen is retracted in a novel
manner through
magnetostriction. This provides a simple reliable and
.
accurate
p.
background movement and eliminates the need lor hearings
tolerances
and
would
wear
affect
section
thickness.—V.
189,
349.
SEC
corporation on June 9 filed a letter of notfication with the
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 -cents! to-be
at $1.50 per share, through M. H. Woodhill, Inc., New York,
offered
N.
Y.
•
The proceeds
are
working capital.
to
be
used
for
general
corporate
•.
-
expenses
and
Plough,
.
A
Inc.—Acquisitions
Further
The
Increase
directors
June
in
Approved—May Consider
Dividend
Rate—
-
>
9
approved the acquisition of the Paas Dye
Co. and the Harry C. Smith Co.
The 80-year-old Paas Dye Co., Newark, N. J., is the
leading manu¬
facturer of Easter egg colors and kits in the United States. Millions
Paas
kits
for
on
and packages are sold annually by the
company, which
approximately one-half of total industry sales."The pur¬
which wiU
of
be-consummated
on
July 1, was for-an "Undisclosed
cash.
The Harry C.
Smith Co. (Southern Shellac Co.) Memphis, Tenn., IS
the country's largest maker of liquid shellacs. Its brand name
prod¬
ucts, Indo Shellac and Incolac, have nation-wide distribution. All of
the outstanding shares of this company will be acquired on
July 1
for an undisclosed number of Plough, Inc. shares.
The above acquisitions, together with the acquisition of Radio Sta¬
tion WAGA, Atlanta, Ga., which was approved by the board in
April,
brings to eleven the number of companies acquired by Plough, inc.
in the past three years.
J,'
'.
The board also voted a quarterly dividend of -20c per
share, the
company's 115th consecutive dividend, payable July 3 to stockholders
•
this
about
Line
....
189, p. 2354.
amount
3,000
4,000
about
at
72-acre
a
,
earnings "
*Earnings per share
3,000
3,000
Rohrbaugh As Co
sales
to
to be
on
Township
:
state
taxes
accounts
2,000
of
Bryant
2722.
World-wide
built
and
•
Net
of
(Chas.) Ffizer & Co., Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Hold—
expected
(dividends,
income
of
chase,
2.00Q
Robinson
4,000
Co._L
&
New Plant—
,
Auchincloss, Parker As
Redpath
Folger,
Nolan,
FlemingW. B. Hibbs As Co., Inc.
Goodbody As Co
—V.
be
Welsh
of
X..
income
3,000
Mackall
As
plant will
Net sales
3,000
Co
8,000
+
>
:v.
>■
1959, a shortdue June 15, 1959.
stock:
Kidder,
2,755,479
"$4,465,452
.
March 31,
on
underwriters
named
below
have severally
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them,
the following respective numbers of shares of the common
to
severally,
...
Phototronics Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files AVith SEC
$i;950,000
'<•
None
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
.
6,718,056
$4,992,559
....
-
The
$1,950,000
75,000shs/
$750,000 shs.
had outstanding
amount of
'
Outstanding
$20,000 shares are reserved for issuance under the Employee Stock
Option Plan. Reflects increase of 250,000 shares effected April 7, 1959.
The
.
'
note—unsecured, maturing $150,-
000 quarterly from May 1, 1959 to
May 1,. 1962,
inclusive
6Vz% cumul. pfd. stock (par $100)^Common stock (par $5)
NOTE:
;
.
EQUITY
Mar. 31/59 Mar. 31/58
$11,710,615 .$7,220,931
/.
Quarter Ended March 31—
whose
FINANCING
Authorized
«
.
township, Montgomery Coufcty, Pa.—V. 189,
Unique
EARNINpS—The
.i.
—......Z
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
ing, this year and next, of 36 new stores at a tost of about $5,600,000,
including costs of equipment and inventories.
The new stores will
be mainly of the self-service type in suburban shopping centers.
BUSINESS—Peoples
>>\>'■ >
'
intersection
Other
Philadelphia-Baltimore
.
,
SHAREHOLDERS'
Corp.—Breaks Ground for
ultra-modern
the
at
Cost
per share.
$J.90'
;>■
$0.55
:
AND
This
corporation on June
10 broke
ground
for Its new
muftimillion dollar Transac computer center, which will be located
l¥j miles
west of Willow Grove, Pa.
;
;
underwriting firms, headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Alex. Brown & Sons as joint man¬
agers, on June 17 offered publicly a new issue of 121,000
shares of common stock at $47 per share. The offering
•
.
equity
2461.
p.
'
:>>>.>' J
■
—
Philco
$0.75
v
LIABILITIES
.>
v
Moreland
\
'
;
517,500 shares.
on
TOTAL
.'
share...
per
-
* Based
">
of
expected
taxes
the
Period End. Mar. 31—
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—A
Francis I.
.
on
before
Sales of liquefied petro¬
leum gas, appliances,
<jj
60,457,737 249,443,693 241,958,530
from
rev.
Curtis
stockholders on June io approved a proposed two for one
iplifc Of the common stock and an increase in the authorized shares
to 600,000 from 225,000.
The company had 218,350 shares
1,650,348
974,924
1,320,288
763,-842
123,235
Federal
--V.. 189,
-
•.
Railway oper. expenses. "63,349,781
Alex.
additional
6,940,808
expenses
Shares
—V.
$11,117,784
income
for
1958
.
$12,347,894
7,638*492
administrative
income
"•
1959
—
income-
income
Estimated
1959— 4 Mos.—1958
65,919,877 296,519,657 264,399,892
revenue—
oper.
—
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Proposed Financing—
yet
-
.
'
79,982,191
square
This company
marketed
.
1959—Month—1958
'
the
present time Pacific Northern leases two smaller hangars
at Boeing Field and has offices scattered in more than a dozen locatloh's at the two Seattle airports and in the downtown areas.—V.
188, p. 197Q.
'
:
-V.
April 30
advertising expenses
development expenses.—
and
operating
Net
Sub.)—Sales Up-
>>>/>'.V:>•
and
General
be
stores,
;
of pna.
*
Canadian
(&
company
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will be used in connection
the company's expansion program which contemplates the open¬
of
40
sold
goods
Subsidiary
with
Expansion-
sales of $60,547,244 which compared
period a year ago. Earnings, adjusted
split, were equal to 39 cents' a
cents in
the January-March period last
stock
1
Amortization
the
fiscal year,
the
same
Down—
Ended
will
"Deficit.—V.
the company's earnings
rose to $347,923
from $312,950 for the same period last year.
Net
income for the 1959 third quarter totaled $115,813.
1959
of
Cost
384,318,913 357,648.823
2244.
p.
in
■
Net
Thomas Organ Co., for the nine months, ended March 31, 1959, exceeded
full year earnings in fiscal 1958. Net Income in the 1959 third quarter
was four times larger than in the same three months a year ago.
weaknesses
as
-
full
sales
Provision
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
Net
Pacific Mercury Electronics—Earnings Rise—
well
as
Operating and adminis¬
>>
J
Net
Months
Other
Batten, President, told shareholders that the company's
profit outlook for 1559 appears good and that profits thus
year
Nine
Net
M.
and
maximum
1970.
p.
Earnings
Selling and
be
the
Perkin-Elmer Corp.
New
to
at
first-quarter
in
against
189,
Shareholders'
1959—Month—1958
$1,229,651
$1,070,639
933,980
842,566
Period End. April 30—
share
Net
-
operate
to
sharp Increase in sales "has not been
earnings due to temporary importation
three-for-one
recent
year.—V.
Net
imburse
By.—Earnings—
Electric
reported
$53,779,115
the
holds directorates in The Anaconda Co., Canadian
Pacific RR., Corning Glass Works, Federal Insurance Co., New Jersey
Zinc
Co., Union Pacific RR., and United Aircraft Corp.
He is a
trustee of Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, and President of the
director
the
others."
Shcperd
York Clearing House. Association.
Mr.
Shcperd is the first "outside"
Penney board.
that
1
year's earnings, Mr.
sales volume will continue
and arc encouraged by some of the newer products recently introduced
or about
to be marketed.
We hope they will tend to offset The lower
prices we have experienced in some areas and the higher costs in
or
to
in
common
'V..rv!/..v [
.'
said
yet in increased
several foreign countries
as
of some of our products."
*
While it is premature to estimate the
McKeen stated, "we are hopeful the strong
as
Chairman
Shcperd,
demand for a wide-variety of
products." It is -axiticipated,
our
prices
2678.
p.
Penney Co.—Banker Elected Director—
C.
troller.
of
One William Street
director
a
of the Board of the First National
City Bank of New York, has been elected a director to fill the vacancy
created by the retirement last July 1 of Robert C. Wciderman, Comp¬
(he acquisition of
Mersick operates a
addition,
In
as
Rise in 1959 Sales and Earnings Seen—
announced on June 12
shares of The C. S. Mersick Co. of New Haven,
Conn, established in 1840 as wholesale supply distributors in the plumb¬
the outstanding common
ing,
serve
operating
McKeen
problems
will
management of
for
Co.—Acquisition—
President,
Wall,
Thomas J.
-J
$454,274
*187,G17
$1,869,273
418,757
$197,304
"'20,209
$570,085
137,536
9
1959—4 Mos.- 1958
$4,520,535 $3,305,491
2,651,262 '2,851,217
the
of
Howard
;
\ '
1959—Month—1958
$1,238,548
$967,199
668,463
769,895
ry. oper.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
'/•?'
"
Pacific BR.—Earnings—
Northwestern
Period End. April 30—
Hallway open revenue
Railway oper. expenses.
Net rev; from
Sherman will
Mr.
Chairman
(J. C.)
"
and
result of heavy
a
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
plants will continue
for the balance of the year."
capacity
Manage Trinidad Properties—
(formerly Pan American Land Ac Oil Royalty Co.)
direction
the
over
as
"that
reflected
the oil and gas properties
in Trinidad, B. W. I., of Premier Consolidated Oilfields, Ltd., under
terms of a contract signed by the two companies.
W.
B.
Sherman,
Panoil President, said the British-based Premier
holds some 19,000 acres in the oil producing region of Trinidad, of
which about 1,500 acres are currently productive.
2244.
7
•
Panoil Co.—To
This company
take
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos.—1938
$21,653,403 $20,009,120 $84,936,214 $76,234,977
13,175,876
12,604,800 52,137,209 50,014,011
3,306,283
2,814,700
12,761,829
9,685,470
1,651,330
l,501t928
6,540,825
5,717,884
optr.
said,
Mr.
Co.—Earnings—
Bell Telephone
Northwestern
Other
he
share,
per
capacity
.
pharmaceutical, chemical and agricultural
shipments
without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
$5
full
at
quarterly volume in its history. Mr. Webb attributed the increase in
to improvement in general world economic conditions.
Production from the company's mine at Jaltipan, Veracruz, Mexico,
in 1958 exceeded 800,000 long tons, a company record.—V. 189, p. 1970.
.
of
record
June
18.
Commenting on this action, Mr. Plough stated that at the regular
meeting of the board for each of the past four years, the divi¬
dend rate had been increased. He stated that the sales and
earnings, so
far this year were at record
highs, and that if operations continued
their favorable trend as expected, the board would
consider a further
diivdend increase in September.—V. 189,
p. 2570.
"
""
Fall
(Continued
on page
54)
Volume 189
Number 5857
M" "
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
I
frame
Dover
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
a
the
first
are
all
table
in
which
the
an¬
.
Then
show the
we
dividends
follow with
we
60c
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their'
payment date.
/
Company ' ■'
Co.
of
Canada
American Book Co.,
new
$25c
5%
•
6
preferred
(quar.)
Anderson Electric
Corp.
Atlas
*
$tock
7-10
7-
7-
1
7-20
7-
7
65c
1
1
6-22
-6-29
■'
34 %c
;
15c
(quar.),.,!
9-
8-
•
1
9-
7
37VaC
'
..
1
&
7%- pfd.
8-17
Co., common.
8-
preferred
6-24
7-
2
M
I
Corp.
8-
1
8-
1
8- 1
Fresnillo
Badger Paint
Hardware
Eancohio
Corp.
(quar.)
7-14
6'.',*"
preferred
■
1
(quar.)
Inc.
"7-
1
6-19
6-19
*
7-
1
.i^rVO'
7-15
6-25
'
7-15
25c ;
.
.
$1.25
.
yi
;
■
-
G-30v
7-15
6-30
55c
(quar.)
*
25c
Binks Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
7-31
1
.
7-
25c
6-30
t
2
"
7-10
will
vote
"
8-
9-30
stock
4*s% preferred
Bradley (Milton ►
(quar.)
'"
$1.12Va-
.
'
•
Braiorne-Pioneer
Mines
Ltd
7;
20c
$10c
-
1
"
1
Glelow
(J.
at
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
Brewer (C.L <fc Co.' (stock dividend
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.),.;:,,—,^,!,,-,
Burma
•"
Oil. Co.,
'American-;
Ltd.—
....
.
By ma rt-Tfnt ai r,
Inc.,
Industries
5%
pfd.
42 VaC
8
'
'6-26;
7-15
5-
V: 6-22,
37 Vic "
*
■
■
%. 12Vae*'
(accum. ),_,•
(quar.)M
7-
1
2 9<>
Electric
15c
National
National Linen
2-for-l
a
basis.
7
6-15%
6-15
G-
1
7-15
6-30
;
37 Vic <
7-15
6-30,
-
8-20 ;
8-11
25c
;;
Mills,-Ltd.—
r • V.
(quar.)-^v---,-,,--
:
CaUfornia-Cold Storage •& Distributing Co,.,
California^ Fund.
,-a,-
$38c:
■
4c*
___
Calillornia-Poftland Cement
J.
$1.25 f
(inc-reased-quar.)
•'
8-1
10c "
-
7-15
6-25'
7-15 '
6-15%
r
6-11
7-13
2c
59i
Quarterly
7-
1
6-19
7-
25c '
%
Ltd.,
(annual)
com.
tlOc
-
<5%
preferred B (quar.),,^,
Canadian General Investment (quart
Canal-Randolph
Cannon
Shoe
Corp.
Co.,
$62 V2C
2
6-16
7-
$30c
(quar.)
2
J.)
7-15
West
Great
preferred
10c
J
common
Class- A
6-30
&
7-
6-21
1
Canton
Company
Capital
Capitol
Plastics,
10c
(Baltimore)
Records
(quar.)__^^„^_
Extra
preferred
5%'
Aguirre Sugar
Central
Public
Central
Wisconsin
Common
7-
'
2
(quar.)
L-
6-25
7-
8
7-31
35c
(quar.
7-10
7-15
7-31
25c
.
Motor
7-20
7-
8
7-15
20c
8-
6-30
1
7-10
Transport—
10c"
dividend
6-30
6-19
5% "
preferred (quar.),____.
Corp. (stock split of two
6-30
6-19
15c
-
6-30
6-19
Life
7-
.' :
New
7- 1
/
1
7-
tional shares
for
Fund,
vestment
share
each
Inc,
held),.
(initial
new
from
•
6-30
Chesapeake Corp.
(Va.) (quar.),,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
«.
30c
-
-
■
7-15
6-24
8-15
37Vic
8-
,8-14
•
,
5
7-15
'
4%%
'
preferred
Cincinnati
City
.
Investing
Extra-
.
Union
(quar.
Stock
Co.
Colorado
Hosiery
15c
(quar.)
:
37VaC
and
9
6-24
Southern
Central
Northern
States
Northern
"
Ry.
(quar.)
!
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
$4.10
preferred
9-17
$4.11
preferred
6-29
6-22
O'Stiilivan
Oklahoma
Gas
Gvl5
(quar.)—
v
6-19
7-
6-15
1
7-1
7 29^'
•
Co.
7-1
*
7-1
56Vic
-
6-19
'
7-15
•
6-22
Old
—
$$1.10 f'
—
7- 1
50c
...——
; •
Mfg;
I
6-
6-26
9-15
Pacific
6-19
5
Gas
Co
&
(quar.)——
Electric
7-24
6-26
6-22
50c'
47 ViC
7-
•
50c'
1
6-15
8-1
7-
6
8-
1
(quar.)
51c
8-
1
preferred (quaf.)
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
51 Vic
8-
1
52 Vic
8-
1
7-
6
55c
8-
1
7-
6
Craig Bit
Crown Life
Darling
Insurance
(Toronto)
A.) Co
Dejur-Amsco Corp, class
Class
B
(initial)
Detroit
7-
9-
$70c
(quar.)
(initial)
1
4
6-22
3
7-101
7- 2
.
6-30
6-19
Vic
6-30
12'ic
9-
1
9-
6-22
8-14
1
8-14
50c
7-15
6-25
25c
*
6-26
6-19
Beneficial
Beneficial
Domlnguez
Oil Fields
Class
"
$1
69t
/
lj'/r
investors
Jurell-Ash
Class
Jenkins
Johnson
Kerr
Income
Textile Co, Ltd,
Fund
Pittston
8-17
8-17
7%
preferred
Douglas
Stock
(quar.),,,,
& Lorn aeon
dividend
(quar.)
Mfg,
1
6-16
class
A
6-16
Revere
7- 1
10-15
10-15
' 6-16
<>-15
7-21
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-
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Rochester
C-30
6-18
10c;
7-1
5c
8-15
7- 3
8- 4
5c
9-15
IV2C
6-26
6-30
S-4"
(7c
Stock
Com.
from
.7-15
46c
!
plus
special
a
net realized
distribution
of the Woods
;Common
$1.80
A
(quar.)—.
payment
Lehman
Lorain
Coal
7-4*7-27
7-29
'.7-4-9
9--4
0-30
Mac
45c
7Vic
7-15
6-30
12 Vic
6-30
7-10
50c
7- 1
6-20
6-26
6-15
7- 1
10- 1
6-20
9-19
7-15
7-15
7- 1
7-15
7- 1
6-30
6-30
6-19
7- ~
6-18
:
'.
(s-a)
Dock
&
Andrews
69c
-
J.—
59^
Co,
•
pfd. .(quar.),,
(quar.)
—i—•
62Vic
62',-ic
Forbes,
J, '
35c
&
preferred
common
(quar.)
79& preferred
Gas,
8-3
6-30
6-30
* 12,/2c
!
quar.)
•
,•
:
'
$1.50
—
$4.75
(accum.)—
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)—
Marine
Corp. (Milwaukee)
$30c
37Vic
'
6-20
"
Mcgowen-Educator Food Co.—
A
(this payment clears
f
.
arrears),,,,
.
6-30
(
62Vic-
,
:—,,—12 Vic
(quar.)
1~21
10c
7- 1
.
6-19
7- 1
From
.
Sick's
Michigan
Seamless
Tube
Gas
7',ic
(accum.)
Millers
Falls
6-20
6-30
1
6-15
15c
6-30
6-26
$$1.75
7-15
G-25
Missouri
7-
6-26
&
40c
8-1
7-2
20c-
Ontario Paper (quar.),,
$4.30
Power
&
preferred
Monarch Knitting,
Barge
Line
*
Light,
(quar.)
7-15
6-26
$3.90
(quar.)
Ltd, 4Vi9c
pfd.
(quar.)
—
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-I0
pref. (accum.)
97Vic
$1.07Va
$$3
7- 2
6-22
6-12
8-
1
7-10
7-
1
6-19
1
6-19
7-15
6-29
7-
7.15
7-
9-10
8-17
7-
2
6-19
7-
3
2
6-19
7-31
7-10
7-
8
5-27
7-
8
5-27
7-13
6-30
7-15
6-30
.7-15
-SI.2a
$ 1.37 .i*
$1.50
6-30
7-15-
6-30
,7-31:
10c
$6c
20c
+*5c
2oc
——
,
^.
8-25
7-13
6-30
6-25
6-22
S1'3*!4
30c
2oc
$105/4
'
5«'4
40c
1
,^fc
$1.12',a
y
35c
IOC
—
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7-
1
7-13
7-
1
7-15
7-1
7-4
6-16
7-13
7- -1=>
7-
1
6-17
1
6-17
7-10
7- 1
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
7-30
6-30
2
6-25
7-31
6-30
7-
7-
y
Jc
———~—
8-39
6-16
7-10*
—6c
_irr
rn..
6-29
7-31
9-15
6-30
7-10
0-30
(initial
quar.)
—
7-
1
6-15
26c
12/2C
preferred
participating
preferred
preferred
25c
—
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Co.—
Edison
7-31
7- 5
7-31
7- 5
28/ae
7-3*
7- 5
SI.07
7- 1
0-16
7-
1
0-16
S1-5
7-
1
6-16
—
20c
7-
1
6-19
(quar.)!—
50c
7-23
7-16
tl5o
7-10
6-18
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
OQ7
Southwestern Electric Power—
6-18
7-
6-12
1
4.28%
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
j
4.48%
5%
" 20c
~
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65 9*
>
6-29
7-
(quar.).
income
Participating
Southern California
Common
(quar.)
stk. split.
(increascd)__21'i
9-17
Ltd.
Brewing
(quar.),™
Factors (s-a)
Extrn
6-19
7- 1
-6-20
Southern ISakeries Co.—
Co.—
Shareholders approved a 2-for-l
Mldsouth
Ranier
4.56%
preferred
6-39
8-1
(quar.)
investment
Southeastern
Michigan Abrasive Co.—
convertible
'
$$1.19
1
10c
30c
?20c
$25c
10c
25c
«>0c
$10c
$$1.43-la
10c
4.36%
50c
'
'
6-19 *
7-16
(monthly)————..
Company
Common
net income)
6-16
7-
Savannah Electric & Power,
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
'(Quarterly from
7-10
-8-15
7-31
com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.),,.
5V49« preferred 4quar.)„
Savannah Sugar Refining (initial quar.)
Schuster (Ed.) Co, common (quar)
<,
4 W.'o preferred (q mr.)
4349* preferred (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp. (increased)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barncy, Inc.—
•
Common (quar.)
.$4.50 class A (quar.)
Selected American Shares, Inc.—
(From investment Income)
Seton Leather
(quar.)
Shareholders' Trust of Boston —
9- 1
'
6-19 "
7-10. r
8-31
Stores
6-30
7-15
»
7-15
—■
6-18
30c
7-10
'
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.
-
51.1Tj
6-26
^ ;'
.
—
Co.
preferred
59"0
...
Corp.
Wharf
Lewis
Inc.——
7-10 "
8- -1
-8-"4
$2.59
30c
87V2C
75o
;15o
Sacgamo Co, Ltd
.
*
6-19
time
Sanborn
8-17
6-26
(N. Y.)_..
6-30
■
—
(Increased
'
'C1
•"|$1.75 ' '
•'
-
—
preferred (quar.)
W.) «fc Co, common
(H.
6-25
7-10
Inc.
7-15
50c
Milling, Ltd.—
(quar.)
8-17
131
(quar.)'—•
6-30
7-15
7-15
-
6-19
-
6-29
bJi^c
Monthly
-
25c
'
79v
preferred (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries,
7-15
'
—
(quar.)
Button
Salada-Shlrrlff-Horsey,
50c
Corp.
9-30
-10%
(quar.)
Ltd, common
omitted at this
4Vi 9* preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
——
5M'9* preferred (quar.)
69*
preferred (quar.)
:
$1.07-
—
Hotels
Class
'
.
———J
—-—
Year-end
Lay
from! '
$1
of
profits)
Corp.'
--
6-19
6-30
-
King-Seeley
•
6-19
6-30
5c
(A. V.) Canada, Ltd, common
Safeway
inc.
:
6-18
6-19
840
.6-30
Fund
investment
,.
8-44
-
G-30
of Canada Ltd.—
Technical Products,
Common
17
;
-
Royal McBee Corp.—
C-19
income)
r
8-14
-
7-4
Royal Dutch Petroleum (N. Y. shares)—— $1.53743
1954 certificates (N. Y. shares),.
.<— $1.53743
6-16
(quar.)—.—4MjC
T
8-14
15u
5349p convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—
(William H.). Inc. (quar.)
—.
9- 4
7-15
45c
(quar.).—.——l!.,
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.),—
Roe
■
-
9- 4
-
>.
preferred (quar.)—
Participating units—
participating preferred
$1
6-23
9- 8
7-15
8-25
5c
—
Lower-Priced
"Series
9-15
3
(P. L.)
Robinson
7-8
6-19
7VaC
9- 4
$1.73
(quar.)
1st
Mills
Rice
Brand
6-15
—
Keystone Low-Priced Bond Fund
"Series B-3" (from net invest,
25C
25c
redeemable
4:'a%
1
-
8-14
-
time.
(quar.)—i
Reynolds Aluminum Co.
6-15
50c
payment omitted at this
Racing Assn.
7-15
7-3
Keystone Custodian Funds—
6-26
-
*8-4...
9-
6-26
..
Rittenhouse Fund.
1
$40c
•
l°c
Regency Fund, Inc.—
Electric & Engineering
6-22 !
i.--
-
7-10
-yy
52
—J——
Reliance
1
Common
6-22
(quar.)
common
pratic,
7-15
9- 4
-
6-2?
.
Reed Roller Bit—
7-
'
$15c
Co
Pump Co.—
10c
—
7-31.
6-JLO
;;
4,-^j
6-3»
3c
f
-
Development.!—10c
25c
Ranchers Exploration &
Reda
7-
8-
'*•-
(quar.),——
common
Portsmouth Corp. -iqimf.)—
Research Fund—
6-30
6-16
9-15
(quar.)
Professional
Speer Carbon
Co.—' '
Stockholders
held
-
common
Company,
10c
'
-
?-
27VaC
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.).
Pfainflcld Union Water (quar.),
J.i..
' 6-19
20c ;
Co. (quar.)
(monthly)
;
$31Vic
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
•
—$1.50
-——
6-15
20c
3oC
■
-
(Me.)-—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)—
Pickering Lumber (quar.)
—:
Pittsburgh Brewing Co, common (quar.),,—
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)—Pittsficld & North Adams RR. (s-a)——-—-
20c
-!—
8-14
$1.06
$13>6V4
$1-1»
—
$1.40
7-15 !
7- 1
Co.————;—--—_
—
6-23
8-31
6-19
——."
& Co.
Monthly
1
25c
Dominion
(D.)
7-
'
A
7-31.
-7-31
*
8-14
n65c
(quar;)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rorer
Kaltman
Class A
7-17
6-30
6-30
Island——$3
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Class
7-31
9-16
7-10
-
-----
Service
1
25c
class
Co,
6-30
8-l^V
37Vac
$1 preferred
25c
(quart—
;
Bros, Ltd,
(quar.)-,-.-—
3
G-12
Rhode
of
B
3
9-11
10- 1
50c
—
Preferred
8-
6-19
Co.
.
*
6-30
7-20
40c
•
-
7-10
-
7-15
61/nC
——
Personal Industrial Bankers, common
Robertson
7-
9-18
$50c
-■
$25c
-
7-30
Voting common (increased quar.)—35c
Non-voting common (increased quar.).,—
■
35c
6-10
$1.25
59p
(quar.)
Trust
8-
,
7- 2''
7- 1
8-31
8-31
preferred (quar. )„._„.—,—__
j '
75c
Foundation, Ltd, com. (quar. )_■••
$60c
preferred (quar.)
'
•
$75c
3
25c
'
,
conv.
3
1
-
—35c
Gas,:Ltd,
50c
' 25c
20c
$1.06
-31c
59 .ac
Peoples Securities Corp.,—
•
Investment
9-
(monthly)
Dominion
(stock dividend)—•
6-30
6-19
(quar.),,,
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Inc.)
:1_7$1''!
(quar.),,',.
B
7-15
25c
;.
ordinary
from
(quar.)—'
preferred
0 9c
shares
Natural
9-
shares
preferred
preferred
preferred
;.
^
Investors
7 Vic
(quar.)
4.25%
—
preferred
$2
Cox Fund—
Dodge &
59^-
18c
Dlxon-Powdermaker Furniture Co.
4.249*
6-26 >
lOc- c 7-10
;
Horn <fc Hardart Baking (New Jersey) (quar.) '$1.75
Hunt Foods <fc Industries, com.
(quar.)L!—l2,/ac
40c
Doming Company (quar.)
Dennison Mfg., class A (quar.)
8% debenture stock (quar.)
6-^5
--17——v 3C 7-31'
7- 1
a--as.;—- r :f'^'30 -' •'-7-31 ' 'J' 7-1A
Industries
Manchester
$0.00625
(quar.)
Inc.—
1'9 s
-(One share of Dauphin Corp.
for each'* " ^
'
ten
shares
held).:—...———-:
'it" :,i-—: '*: 7- 7 :r 9' 6-29
Home Dairy Co, 80c pfd. (s-a).^
— _s,-.
•
- 40c
->
7-1"' '
6-20
8-21
Co.
(quar.)
International Bridge
Detroit
6
7-25
5c
12
A
6
50c
n,
.
(L.
Edison
6
77-
7-
$4c
Co.
7-
15c
Co, Ltd
"7-
'
-
1-6-30
-
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
$1.12Vfe
———
(quar.)L—ui.———i——' !
Mfg.
H-C7
Ilofmann
Lake
Power Co.—
Continental-Connector, class A (quar.)
Corn Products Co. (quar.)
Corson (W. H.), Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)—
*
6-30
6-19
.
Parker Rust Proof Co.
,..v-
■
Ltd.— *
4 •
-v
rv
dep. rets, (interim)
-"$.041• 7-3l:
6-19
flaydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)—15c^
7-31
7-1
Heinz (H. J.) Co. (quar.)
50c
- 7-10
6-23
Iligble Mfg. Co. (quar.)—17'/act •
8- 1--j 7-15
7-24
8-14
•
$2.06
pfd.
"
Amer.
Knott
•
prior
•Series
6-16
-
8-14
15c
$1.90 preferred (quar.),,,,
$2 prcfrred (quar.)
$2.04' preferred
•
7-
10c
(2-for-F stock split subject to approval of
'
..stockholders June 30)
Co
Commercial - Wharf
,
9-15
-20c
.
(quar.)
Power—
Connecticut Light' &
1
,10- 1
v
7 25c
6-30
7- 1
(quar.)^jjj.%4.J/
Insurance
6-30
7-15
$27Vac
(quar.)—,
common
6-30
7-13
C-19
6-15
*
Gas,
Life
Republic
Osborn
—i.
7-15
.7-15
7-13
4%fo preferred (quar.)
—
—
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)—---------—r—
Old Dominion Fire Insurance (Va.) (s-a)—" v
(Winnipeg)
:
Natural
-
*
6-30-
7- 1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Oklahoma
6-19
6-30
-
-7-15
59i
&
«■-
$2VaC
(quar.)
preferred
4<»
6-15
7-20
90c
,
pfd. (accum.)——4
Electric, common (quar.)
Rubber,
6-19
7-13
$1.02
$1.02Va
$1.023/4
—
preferred (quar.),
—
Telephone Co, Ltd., com.
5Va%
preference A (quar.)
4.249o
'10c
7-1
$4.16
J "
7- 1
3c
"
—
preferred
—
Northern
6-30
6-19
6-19
6-26
27/2C
(quar.)
'
6-22
l
,
1
7-
_
(quar.),,
(quar.),,—
—7-15
6-30
7--»
Co.
preferred
^
6-30
25c
$1.50
$1.15
$1.75 ;
2V9r9*<
$2
(s-a),—
(Minn.)—
Ry.
Power
Common
,
6-30
7-15
.
pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend),,
$4.08
,
6-30
7-15
net
from
preferred (quar.)—
Times, 5%9i>
prior
&
7-15
12c
—.
6-19
.
*
B
.
Co.
Co.
5c
series
York
Norfolk
4.64%
'
!
Central
10-
$1.18%
Yard
(s-a)
—,—
Claussoer
$1
6-26
16c
1
.
non-cum.
Inc
Assurance
Hamilton Punds,
Series H-DA
6%
43ic
6-26
8
7-
Corp.—
8- 1
'10- 1
$2
;.,
States Land & Industries—
Kerr
in¬
income)
6-26
7-8
Terminals Corp. (quar.).
England Power, 6% preferred (quar.)—
$4.60
J
"J
'
15c
\
•
par) for each
held)
R
!
Mfg.
Monthly
addi¬
'
Chemical
6-30
7- 8
National
6-19
New
.
(quar.)——
(25c
Sons.
6-15
50c
conv.
Channing
6-15
6-30
25%
(quar.)
Stock
6%
Utility
6-30
$1.25
(quar._
(quar.)
Central
6-30
15c
common
7-15
series
payments are quarterly
investment income.)
7-15,,
10c
,l.
pfd. (quar.)-'
Interstate Financial Corp, class A (quar.)—
6-21
6-11
7-10
25c
L__
Corp,
1
6-19
5c
Carolina Cllnchfleld & Ohio Ry. Gtd. (quar.)
Celanese Corp.. of America (stock dividend ■
Celotex
7-
45c
(quar. )„___,
Inc
6-30
series
National Balanced
•
.
—"
15'c, *
of
Research
&
Dividend
(All
;
——
Securities
$3.60
Co, 4Va%
(Daniel)
Inland
6-24
10c
.
.,
7-17
25c
(quar.)
National Bond
.
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada!
(quar.).^—•
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N. Y.) (quar.)
•
6-30
'
7-15
1
5c
National
7-31
Aug.
on
dividend,.
Union
Inland
G-16
7-15
1
8-
7-13
$1.12Vi
$1.25
Service, com. (incr. quar.)—
preferred (quar.),,,,.
!_
National
.
(quar.) ,i—l2VsC /: "7-
class
or
Stock
Grand
6-29 '
Campbell Taggert Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Canada Bread,
8-
27Vic
& Mfg. (stock dividend)
Welding Machine (quar.)
Gas
(quar.),
Fuel
4Vi"'0
Ilawker Siddeley Group,
■
.
Chemical
9-15'
8-31
7-6-22
9c
(Both payments are
Ilarrisburg. Hotel Co.
37Vic.
•
•
$1.50. first", preferred
•
6-
^
'Extra,
Linen
%
23C ^
Calaveras- CementCaldwell
"6-22
•
.
...
shqres -ordinary,,,:.,,...;.;.
Buzzards. Bay Gas Co.—
'6%: prior preferred (quar.),-,-
Cr MT- P
2%
.
7-21
National
on
6-15
1 *
common
Industries,
Gustin-Bacon
6-19
Formerly
6-16
National
L
6-29
50c
(Two shares of
Gllmoro
$4.50
7-10
,
1
7-31
6-4
6-26
preferred
Gulf
6-15
7-1
7-
•;
6-19
7-15
'
pfd.
conv.
Funds—
:
class A
of
Grelst
1
6-15
7-31
6-16
62Vic
8c
;
(increased)—^—a
special meet¬
; 7- 1
50c
"
series
pfd. stock
Green
9-19
7-
1
7-1 "
lOc
28:|4c
redemption
Quarterly
6-29
8-15
75c "
25c
3
7-
(quar.)
common
7-15
8-
'•
6-23
15c
"
'
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
•
••
' "
9
;
"
A (quar.)———
37M-C
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
5.8(>9^.. preferred' (quar.)—36V4C
-
G-25
30c
(quar.)
Industries,
5c
(hiitlal)
Ltd.
ing, the date of which has not yet been
set, on a proposal to split the common
6-30
7-1
(quar.),
•
6%., preferred (quar.)
Bobbs-Merril* Co., commou.
7- 4
6-2^
6-24"
7-15
7-15"'
General
69o
'
75c
(qu*ir.)
W
per
dividend)
share
6-26
7-1
$1.50-1
-
(quar.):
common
f5c
6-30
30c
$6
preferred (quar.),
General Bronze Corp. (quar.),—
General Products Mfg, Ltd, class A
(Stock
'
*
Mfg.
(Canada),
Stockholders
7-31
General
5preferred (quar,)
G % preferred (quar:)
Bick ford's
7-10
40c
&
'
.
(quar.)——
Machine, 5% 9«
Baking Co,
,
(N. Y.)-—
Bankers Trust'Co. (N. Y.)
Berkshire Gas Co.,
50c
:
Bankers Commercial Corp.
:
:
Company
General
7-14
20c
5%
preferred (s-a)_,
National-Aeronautical Corp.
(quar.)———
Mexican withholding
tax
making net payment of 8Msc)
7-14
30c
(quar.)
6-24
Co. of Md.—
(initial quar.)
Custodian
redeemable
B
7-15
12y2C'
(Less
6-15
30c.
37V2C
Deposit
Galveston-Houston Co;
1
_,a
N
6-30
7-
(quar.)
8-20
Ohio
Mussens
share plus this dividend " $0.2156
8- 1
Motor, Ltd, 4,/a% pref. (s-a)——' a2Vi%8-10
Worth
Transit
(quar.),
:
'
10c
7- 1
Corp.
(quar.)
; 25c
7-15;
Fort
3
5 %
prior
'•
8-17
8-17
$17V'2c
(quar.),,
&
Common
...
Corp.,
9-10
;
common
Etanklin
3
7-15
25c
40c
"
Inc
at $15.60
Fram
6-15
8-15
6-26
6-22
7-15
60c !
$$1
.
(quar.)
"
l'
Entire issue called for
1
7-15
15c
(quar.j,
-
7-15
8-
7 Vac
7-27
6-29
50c
*50c
split),.,-,.
7-8
(quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear &
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37Vic
3-for-l
7- 3
12»(:C
Y.)
Inc.
7-15
(accum.)
•
Share
;
...
Refrigerating & "Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
7-31
(quar.)^.,,.
Co.
(quar.)—
Board, common
preferred (quar.)—
Fidelity
Ford
8-
30c
•_
Murray
after
quar.
.
When
per
...
'"
*
15c
Rubber
4.609c
Fiber Craft
6-29
.6-30
37V'2C
pfd.
Paper
New
6
8-
>.
3
1
V
_
>
6-30
1
dividend
-
cortv.
8-10
1
2C
Thrift: Plan
$1.20
7-17
8-
Shares
Austin Nichols
9-
1
17V2C
(quar.
American Spring of Holly
(quar.)
American. Water Works, common (quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Trust
8-
8-
Co.
Motorola,
•••
■
Co.—
Extra
Faultless
Federal
250
Montreal
7
6-18
25c25%
$1.50
(N.
(Increased
7-3
flOc
Insurance
6-15
>
.
.
*%*■.
Company
Power
7-31"
,
.
...
(s-a)
Inc.
7-1'
Montana
I ■/' '
1
Mills,
Excelsior
Name of
8-14
1
9-
,"l5c':r:
(quar.)
—
7-10
:
_
Equipment Corp.
Associated Fund—
8-
'
7
r
Heating Products, Ltd.—
preferred
7-31
.^*
Aro
8-
'
preferred (quar.)_,
Inc; (quar.
Manufacturing
Extra
7- 3
32 VL'C
American. Molasses Co. (quar.)-^.;
American...Natural Gas, com. (quar.),
6%- ' preferred
(quar.).
.
1
8-31
40c
(quar.)
American Screw
9-
-
$1.25
dividend
preferred
Ero
50e
(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
American Manufacturing Co. (interim V_,„.a
American-Marietta Co., common (quar.)
Stock
*
27M>c
(initial quar.)
com.
:
$56c
-
;
,_
American Insurance
*
8-21
6-24
Erwin
5• •
,
(quar.)
A
49c
6-30
9-10
<fc
Class
Ltd.—
4Vi%
2n<f- preferred
(quar.-):
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
Co.
7-10
7-15
"
•y, y,y\
Payable of Rec.
10c
Laboratories—
&
Enamel
6-26
30c
(quar.)
American Air-Filter
7-10
$6c
__
Film
participating
Holders
1
$10c
Canadian. Dividend Funds
Aluminum. Co. of America (quar.i,,
Share
.
Holder<
When
Per,
♦
(quar.)
Bradstreet,
Duquesnc Natural Gas,
Payable of llec.
Sc
.__a
All
preferred
When
Share
Products; Inc. (quar.)
Algonquin Euilding Credits Ltd
4%- 1st
Per
>
,•
Air
Alumrinum
Dun
V
„■
Name of
r>
.
common'-,
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—
." 4 - "
Class A '(quar.10c
Stock
dividend
:>!„
29c v
Du-Art
payments previ¬
.!t
"
of Company
Industries, Ltd,
69c 'preferred
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
(27»)' 13
'
the
on
"^
will vote at
July
shares
17
on
a
on
Standard
Fire
Insurance
Radio,
Ltd.
a
-
"
•
a meeting to be
proposal to split
two-for-one basis
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
Standard
.
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)
J.)
.
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2790)
Name of Company
Payable o) Rec.
,
'. (Share
'V
.
.
'
"
(quar.)~__.
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
110c
Class. B
series
Amerace
1
6-23
7-
1
6-23
25c
9-10
8-27
40c
7-15
6-30
15c
7-
1
C-22
Clothier
56c
...
(quar.)
1
1
1
6-23
7-
1
6-26
Corp., common
60c. preferred (quar.)
Gun Oil Co.
(quar.) I
'
•
7-15
7-
25c
9-10
8-10
.
■
preferred
6%
7-21
7-31
15c
_
Bank Note Co.,
American
7-15
1
124c
(quar.)
_
_
8-
25c
.
Stubnitz-Grecne
Corp.—
r
•--"Vl"'
51.50
A
Class
B
Gwan
Rubber
Co.
20c
(quar.)
7-
*'
9-15
1/
0-1
American
T. I. M. E., Inc.
Taft
!
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Stock
10c
quar.
dividend....
Class
(quar.i„
Tennessee
Terry
Natural
Steam
Thomas ton
Lines
Class
Toro
B
(qua r.)^.
_c__
.__ _
(Ky.j (quar.)
Corp. (Mass.), class A
Trans
Twin
A
City
this
Transit,
common
'
American
;6-15
,6- 4
6-
4Va%
6-25
American
6-15
7-
1
6-19
Class
7-15
7- 0
4% " conv^
7-15
7-9
7-10
7-2
1
6-23
6-30
7-
6-24
7-
B
participating
American Enka
624c
pfd. (quar.)
deferred at
1
Express
American
Felt
6%
■
6-15
Auto-Boler
GOc V' v 6-30
6-19
'
Automatic
-
—
J
Atlas
Corp.;
Quarterly—
Inc.—
$1.12 >2
13 4c
7-20
American
7-10
to
*
held
be
split
'■
-
L
the
at
vote
1...
25c
7-1&
7-15
on
Alarm
Products—
7-10
6-20
6-22
6-30
G-22
:•
30s
New
Bank
(Brooklyn,
International
Investment
5J/t%
175c
preference
6-22
SVs'/o
1$1
7- .2
6-22
9-30
8-31
10-
1
8-31
7-
1
6-19
—9-18
N.Y)-—
American
New
Machine
6-17
7-15
6-30
American
7-15
6-30
.4V:i%
7 4c
7-31
7-15
American
3
7-10
American
Motorists
National
Sea
Iron
Volunteer
Von
(quar.
Food
Natural
Baking
Warehouse
Warren
Wichita
4%
(quar.
Co.
Ltd—/,
Stock
Union
Williams
Wood,
Co.
Bros.
Alexander,
Woodall
6%
6-19
Avon
6-19
Axe-Houghton
6-1?
»:
County
%
y6-19
5c
6-
5
a
6-15
12-15
11-30
V'6-30
-
6-17
1
1
6-15
6-22
;6-10
6-19
New
7-
184c
C.
S.
F.
'
Abacus Fund
G%
7-15
6-15
6-15
65c
From
4%
conv.
Aberdeen
(quar.)
00
1
H
6-26
Co., $G
class A
6-
pfd.
(s-a)
5-25
6-10 :
7-
1
6-10
$3
7-
1
6-12
7c
Aetna Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Aetna Life Insurance
(quar.)
Extra
6-
1
1
6-
1
130c
7-
2
,7-2
Y.)
2%
6-30
15c'
6-
7-
1
•
.
5-15^
7-
1
6-
7-
1
7-
6c
1
6-
5
5
Brass
40c
„■
■
"
6%
5%
Paper Mfg.
4)4%
Algoma
Inc.
Inc.,
of
$3 .75 preferred
5.
6-
1
4.25%
6-23
.7-
1
6-
y
6 -10
Vt
374c
7-
6-10..
25c
7-
6-124
7-
6-26%
of
Lead
6-12
6-12
6-19
6-19
6-19
7-
1
6-11
30c
7-
1
6-11,
7-
1
6-11 •
$i37y2
I_
(quar.)
50c
8-
5-29
3
7-24
6-30
7- 1
6-19
75c
7-20
7-
1
6-
5
25c
(quar.)
6-30
6-
i*
184c
7-
1
6-10
183ic
10-
1
(quar.)
Class
B
Art
<fc
Metal
1
7-
1
6-19
6-16
r
6-
4
6-
'
;,"7- 1
4
/
Bath
6-30
6-17
v
6-30
6-19
(quar.)
6-10
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-
40c
7-
2
6-H:
7-
2
.
124c
A
&
124 c
'
6-11
6-
1
7-10
7-
Arvin
\
Corp.,
5
1
5-29
6-10
,
(quar.)^
35c
2
2
6-30
.
.
deposit
.;
Motion
Quarterly
Associated
•
'
6-25 :
6-15 :
6-30
624c
7-
1
G-30
r
6-12
.
6-15 >
6-30
25c
7-1-
6-15 \
G-30
6-17
7-
$1
15c
$1,124
1
C-17 »
75c
1
6-17
»
7-
1
6-15
»
$1
—i/
7-
25c
(quar.)
common
7-
1
6-15 )
~*20e
.
6-19
6-30
7-15
30c
8-
25c
6-15
5-29
7-
3
6-26 '■
1%
•—
74c
1
>
RR.
Life
6-15
preferred
Telephone
Bell
Aircraft-Corp
Aviation Corp.
(Stock dividend)
Bensonhurst National
7-
l
6-
Beneficial
:
preferred
6-19
Bethlehem Steel
7
6-15
Biltmore
7-20
Bestwall
6-30
130c
9-
1
8-10
8-
1
7-10
125c
.
$5c
teoc
6-
1
1
8-
1
6-12
"
7-20
6-29
7-20
'5.60%'
Bliss
:
-
•
6%
7-
1
6-15
Bohack
7-
1
6-15
$1,37
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-12
25c. ''
7-
1
6-12
6-30
G-16
7-15
6-19;
r
1
"
Electric
(reduced
Co
60c
i__
quar.)i_i_
25c
t
35c
(quar.)_'___
Boston
Boston
6-30
6-
9
Bourjois, Inc.
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19 '
'v. ,7-1
J15c
J18c
-
7-
1
3% / V 6-26
6-10
6-10
Ltd.—
(interim)
5-21
7-10
6-15>
t
7-
W
—
1
7-16
6-
v
1>
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
7*15
50c
>
6-18
7-31 '
$1.75
a
—*:—i____
6-17
110c
125c
(
-.
7-15
6-17^
25c
7-
1
% 10c
7-
1
6-15
50c
6-30
6-18
35c
6-23
6- 1
7-
1
6-18
.7-
1
—1.
.
.
.
6-15'-
)!
$1,064
—_——
•
:
-
$1.40
40c
-■
6-30
;
6-18
.
6-16'
6-30
75c
(increased )l_i__—,—
J-V.
Club
6-18
1
7-15
6-30
50c
.
.
.__
-
:
•:
(quar.)
(quar.).—
'
1
6-2Qs
6-15'
15c
7-17
20c
7-3
6-17
10c
7-
3*
6-17-
874c
7-
1
6-10
124 c
7-10
6-20
6-30
6-10
—
-
—
Corp. of North America,
preferred (quar.)__:
,54% preferred (quar.)
7-
$1,374
_______
..
:
$2.50'
"
.
7-
45c
6-19
6-18
1
6-15-
$3.75
6-29
15c
8-14
7-31.
1624c
7-
6- 6
1684c,
7-
1
1684c
7-
1
5-29
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6- •
•
——
5%
(
-
Bowater
Ltd.—
-
*
—
1
Bowaters
Mersey Paper Co. Ltd".—
preferred (quar.)
Bowl-Mor Co.. 30c pfd. (quar.)_-_a
Brach (E
J.) (increased quar.)
'54.%
'
7-16
6-
3
Brewer
(C.)
7 Common
;
25c
(quar.)
7-
"•
preferred (quar.)
Company
,
&
—
:
74c
—
$1.25
Co._i/_—^
'
6-
6-22
30c
e
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada LtA—
24%
Industries—
1
-
6-12'
5c
Albany RR.____%
Co. ,(quar.)a___
Personal Property Tiust_4
Boston
7-
6-30
3%
(quar.j—:_.
(quar.)
5
6-101
•
6-12
_____
&
8 '
6-30
6-30
(extra)~
34% pfd. (quar.)
6tores(quar,).___.
Food
6-
G-26
GOc
25c
Insurance
6-
Co., Ltd.—
^
Borman
6-12
6-30
t$l,50;"..
"tl6(4c
25c
Eorg-Warner Corp.,
6-15
6-16 >
7-15
150c
-
6r30
6-12
7-15
7-31
20c
-,x
prior preferred (quar.)__:
CgscadO Corp.
(quar.) __"l—
Book-of-the-Month
,7- 1"
y
25t:
130c 4
.
Boise
'
'
"
6-30 J
-t
$1.25
(quar.)
C.V
5-29«
1
-r
^54%.
(H.
5-291
1
7-
•
(quar.)___
Tobacco—
6-15
6-30
8-
125c
—
dividend)
com.
Lauglilin Inc.
Bros.
preferred
$1108'
(quar.).*
preferred
&
Bloch
•
$1.18 '
10%
Mfg.
preferred
6-10 J
1
1
G-20
t$1.75
(quar.)_;L——
Black. Sivalls & Bryson (quar.)__
Blackstone Valley Gas- & Electric Cc.—
4 25%
7-
50c
fquar.)—...——
Decker
7-
135c
,
A (quar.)
Machine Co. tquar.)
&
6-10'
;
(quar.)_^__
preferred
Black
6-10 »
2
—,
Corp., 7%
Ltd.,
2
7-
(quar.)-——
(quar.)
Co.
Hats,
& Son, Inc.
7-20
8-
f 62 Vac
G-10
7-
125c
■2%.
(stock
Gypsum
Mfg.
$1
5"
3
9-
"
6-15 r
2
Insurance—
Bank
Bird
6-25
7-
}?5c
—
Life
Bird
'
"
7-23
2
7-
______—___
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-30
M
,170c
6-15
7-
40c
—I
Corp.
(stock dividend.)
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
"6-15
156 4c
—
2
(s-a>_—_—
6-19
7-
6-15 >
7-
Co.—
common
Standard
6-30
-
1
.—
3
4%;
—
Finance,
preferred
5%
-
.
...
7-
HOc
—
Beryllium
r *
6-15
$1,124
________
Canada
of
Co.
6-23
1
6-22
6-15 ).
1
(quar.)_
Mfg.
Bendix
8
______
(quar.)—
Bell
6-12 '
7-
$1
1
7-
—
Inc.
&
Beneficial
25c
6-26 >
7-
125c
(quar.)—
Savers
6-23
> 15c
7-3
45c
84%c
(quar.)__
:—
6-
.«
Supply
(quar.)
Hardware
Belknap
Bibb
;
Stationers
A
6-30
1294c
Pictures
6-25
6-19
1
7-15.
(quar.)...
common
6-29
(quar.)
rets,
Ltd.,
6-26
-
Electrical Industries,
American
7-
15c
dividehd_____—
; ••30c
534c
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.
Stock
dividend
Associated
7-20
$2.50
(quar.)_/_—
6-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-25
7-20
;
6-25
7-20
$1.75
—_—__
Mills-
(quar.)
B
7-20
$1
461.75
(quar.)_
6-30
>
,
35c
Light Co.—
(J. H.) Hardware
A
Class
50c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Class
Corp.
Creek
4%
'
Ashdown
4
$1.06
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com. (stock dividend)
'7% preferred (quar.)__^
Belgium Stores, Ltd.,- 5% preferred (quar.)_
.
6-15
7-
74c
^
A
r.
6-19
(quar.)___
(quar.)—______
'.$1.40 preferred (quar.)
6-20 '
7-
$2.25
(quar.)
Temple, Ltd., 6% pref.
,61/2% pref.. B (quar.)
8-21
6-25
6-30
„
—
,
common
Works
Beech-Nut
6-30
12 4 c
(quar.)
(s-a)
•
Ash
9-21
7-24
f25c
*
Ltd.
Co.,
Laboratories
Class
.
7-6
«■
..
75c
(quar.)__!
Industries
Asbestos
$1
40c
_______
Inc., 6% preferred
Canada Ltd.
Beaver Lumber,
6-10
1
7-
...
..
$1.50
150c
Hegeman
(quar.)
,
124c
—
Foods Co., common (quar.)—_____
33/8% preferred (quar.)__———
44'% preferred (quar.)________—_____—_
Beatty Bros., Ltd. (quar.) __—
—_____—_
Beech
quar.)
Paper
5-22
•'6-11
7-
25c
'
&
6-22
Beatrice
i ;
6-22
/
824c
l
Pulp
8-21
HOc
1
7-
124 c
Smelting
:j
5-22
9-21
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
Beam
(James B.j
Distilling
50c
Corp
Y. (quar.)
preferred
6-22
$1
——__
&: Lomb Optical Co.,
Baxter
6-15
(j-12
374c
preferred (quar.)__.—
Iron
Bausch
1
of
Mfg.
4!4 %
7-
(s-a)_,
Construction
Corp.
Associated
7-
50c
Bates-
Stock
Constable Corpi
Arrow-Hart
9-18
93%c
3
I
6-15
374c
j'
______—
x
(reduced
7-
7-
16c
1
6-2G
$1,124
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)—
Basic, Inc. (quar..
Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.)
6-23
314c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber, class A
(quar.)_
America—
(quar.)_.
6-
7-
45c
^
7% preferred (quar.):
Baystate
preferred
Arundel
6-23
30c
(quar.)
r
Arnold
6-12
$3
(quar.)__,
-
-
to
(quar.)
Armstrong
1
6-30
Shares,
Barber-Ellis
.j
C-10
RR.—
York
New
:
•
preferred (quar.)___L_//Li__^_i^____
preferred. (quar.)____i/_________—
preferred
(quar.)—
Bank
6-12
12-31
6-27
.
.
9-30
1- 15-60
$2.50
(Joseph)
11-30
11-30
•
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
(Indianapolis)
preferred
1
H25c
1
6-30
'.17-'. 1
434 c
&
$4.50
6-30
$1.50
—
——
(aecum.)
(quar.)_
& Ohio
Bank
6-15
6-24
15C
(quari)
6-15
7-15
.
6-26
6-30
—
(quar.)
44%
7t4%
•*?——
preferred
•4.32%
1
1
4%
6-19
,
4.72%
7-
25c
,
(quar.)j
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
subject
tax
7-
25c
$1.50
:i
pfd.
<fc Sons—______——
Aroostook RR. (quar.)_a__—_—
Bangor Hydro-Elcctric Co., common -(quar.)
Corp.—
Inc.
Arkansas Power
7-
7-
7-
:■
70c
;
of N.
Co.
4%. preferred
$2.50 pref.'series B (quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)__
7-
1
1
V
$1.50
,
1
6-12
$1,064
___"
i,
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a>
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly —
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
>
7-
>
,V;2°c
income
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
41,4%7 preferred
(quar.)
—
5.48%
$1.50
"
"
„
;
(increased)
!
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.25
(s-a)
common
7-15
6-
.
>
12-15
..7-
15c
—
preferred (quar.)——'
Anderson-Prichard-Oil Corp.—•
$1.15
—-"III""!'
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv.
pfd.
75c conv. preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum Co.
6-15 %
1
7-
62 4c
Ga.^
6-10
12-15
;
$1.25
convertible
12 4c
class A
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
1
6-23
124c
common
8-
6-26
$4
$1.05
(quar.j™"
pfd.
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Alleghany Corp., 5)4 % preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
6-12
$4
(quar.).
Allegheny & Western Ry.
6-12
•"
(quar.)__I_
Steel
Allied Stores
6-12
1
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied Laboratories
1
7-
'
(s-a)__
common
preferred
6- 6 '/
,
6-10
7-
&
6-24
i
'
6-29
-
124c
Co.
•$2.40 2nd pref.
.
preferred (quar.)
7-
'
6-12
7-
■
124c
pfd.
Co.,
1
34 %c
B
Products
Alden's,
Metal
Common
6-12
7-
4%
7%
3c
—.>
—
Tobacco
(quar.)
preferred
60c
-
6-10
1
374c
;■
com.
•
Alco
1
7-
34%c
-
(initial quar.)
Mfg. Co
Alan Wood Steel Co.,
5
6-10
6-30
10c
Barber
—
R
7-1.5
124 c
Common
^
(quar.)__
14c
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Class
7-
74c
.
com.
Alabama Great Southern
RR.,
6% partic. preferred (s-a):
Albermarle
7-24
7-1
—
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (auar.)
Bangor
6-12
,6-30
50c
Anchor Post Products (quar.).
Anderson Electric Corp.—
6-23
Co.
Common
Akron
7-20
4%
'
(quar.)
Transit
Co.,
6-15
-
>
6-16
>'6-30
'
common
Zinc
$4
3
GOc
(quar.)_*—_.
Air Control Products—
New
6-15
6-
22 4c
(quar.)
Baltimore
8-21
1
6c
——
Electronics Corp.
Anaconda Company
(quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com.
6-17
65c
-
preferred
1
14 %
common.—
(quar.)
5% pfd.
Baldwin-Hill
124 c
Sumatra
American
6-17
6-26
7-10
374c
GOc
preferred (quar.)
5)4% preferred A (quar.)____
54%
6-1
G-26
45c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Common
6-30
20c
(quar.)__
—
Co._
Welt
Bancroft
preferred (quar.)
Ampco
6-10
'
5%
(quar.):
•
6-30
-
9-
',
1.12 4
?
'•■: TOO
(quar.)
'
(Chicago)___
Africa
Co.
Anglo-Canadian
Discount,
6-15
•
6-16
$1.75
.
6-10
.
1*-';
6-30
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—__
South
Stores
American.
6-20 ;
1
7-
(quar.)-
-6%
'
7-
>
1
6-i:
■
-
183ic
,
& Electric, common (quar.)
4%preferred C (quar.
4%% preferred B (quar.)__„_—_______
6-16
(quar.)
com.
Amplienol-Borg
(Quarterly from investment ipcomc)
Insurance
Co.,
(quar.)—-—
preferred
Amoskeag
7-10
7-
Affiliated Fund, Inc.-—-
&
50c
__
Common
Insurance
6% conv. preferred A
1284c
115c
7-
6-30
(quar.)
Common
1424c
(quar.)
Aeronca Mfg. (stock dividend).
Aetna Casualty & Surety (quar.)
N.
6-30
.
1;
6-
6-30*
distribu¬
(a
•
Baltimore
6-30
Telephone & Telegraph—
(initial-quar.)
American Thread, 5% preferred (s-a)
American Tobacco Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
1
.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp, (quar;)
Investment
Inc.,
6%
)
7-15
(quar.)—
B
New
$1
Adams Consolidated Industries (stock
divid.)
Adams Express
Co._
(Watertown,
T.),
(B.
6%"'preferred
American
7-
__
(quar.)_____
Acadia Atlantic Sugar Refineries Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
__/i
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
;
Aid
(stock
Co.
6%
/
6-15
974c
Insurance
Fire
Co.,
American Surety
5
6-16
6-26
preferred
Agricultural
v.
22 4c
Inc.—
investment
of
-
A
American
45c
,
7-1
7-15
American Sugar Refining Co.—
Common
(quar.)—
(l/50Mi share
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum,
6-
.6-30
•
4c
A tquar.li
dividend)
class
(quar.)
/
3
—
(initial
Snuff
American
Holders
6-30
(quar.)_
6-
$1.25
—_—
net
$1.25
Payable of Rec.
for each share held)
com.
Abltibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., com.
44%
When
10c
_
6-23
34%c
American States Insurance Co.
7-15
124c
(stock dividend)
Abercrombic & Fitch
6-18
G-30
v
-
convertible preferred A (quar.)_
6% convertible preferred B (quax^.
Babcock & Wilcox Co., (quar.)
/_—_
Radiator & Stand. Sanitary Corp.—
Union
week, these being given in the
(quar.)
t "6-15
—
6-30
6-29
6-29
Share
Corn
Laboratories,
5-22
net
Baldwin Piano,
1
3c
preferred
7%
of Gatineau Power Co.
Abbott
-(■[.. -
income_^____
Electronics Corp.
Balcrank, Inc.
7-
Am'erican-South African Investment Co., Ltd.
6-30
20c
Company
Products
* f-
security profits plus
dividend of 10c from investment income)
5%
6-15
—
common
American
6-16
7-15
$15c
_.—__
Wrigley Stores
R.
Fund—
6-19
1
1.314,
5%. convertible preferred
9-11
2
$1.50
(quar.)—.
this
7- 1
5/.. :
40c
Products
Common
6-22
7-
20c
(quar.)
6 ii
9-21
1$1.50
Per
A.
I3iy4c
investment
from
35c
Baltimore Brick,
—
Optical Co. (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment—
American
7-10
preceding table.
A.
.
/6-15
6-30-v
tioc
(quar:)
common
-"7;
10c
*.
Climax
Metal
American
.
7-15.
10c
(quar.)
announced
>1
lc
we
Name of
of
Backstay
7_
i
7-
$2
of Canada, Ltd,
common
Metal
American
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
.
6-12 '
6-22/"
10c
•
(quar.-)__-2__2_i;//_i:/^____
Inc., 4% pfd. (<qiiar;rJI^----ls
Stock
Science &
BSF
8-31
:
preferred .(quar.)_——_—
Class
dends
7rl5
1
5
9-15
$1.50
(quar.):—
preferred
Class
Below
Products
tion
6-
-
.74 1',
25c
8-14
:—:
(quar.
Gas
i'
%
/V»
prcferred_k____
(quar.
Quarterly from
Eabbitt
Corp.—_———
of Illinois—
Products
American Stamping
York
preferred
1
7-1
6-16
7-
______
Maize
Quarterly
2c
(quar.)__„—_______
(quar.)_.
Spice Co.,
preferred
9-15
15c
(quai\):/_;^~/_:-a.
»%'■. pref. (quar.;
Wool Combing Corp.
Woolson
6-10
$1.75
Ltd.,
Industries
Ltd.?
i
143^40
Fla.)
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Co.'—
Yards
(s-a)
(Consider), Inc.
7-15
6-19
,
Co.
preferred
Willett
6-31
1%
(accum.)/.'
Corp
Chemical
8-3
7%
30c
.
pfd.
7%
Corp.,
Terminals
&
25c
dividend)
(stock
Co.,
8-
American
5-29
25<;
Co
Gas
Refining &
16c
__
Works
Hamm-Young
Wagner
G-20
1
7-
40c
7%
Metals—
<te
30c
Dorn
-
1-19%
1
25c;
v.
1
Co.
(initial)
common
174c
Camp
7-16
10-19%
•
6-
B/G Foods,
(quar.i_^
174 c
Van
'•
8-1
.
?37 4c
y6f30
'.4.6-23
35c
Machine & Foundry Co.—
preferred (quar.)——
3.5)0% preferred (quar.)-—
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar. )../——
Controls, new com. (initial quar.)
Van
preferred
5%
7-
25c,
(quar.)
10-10
Upjohn Company
7-
u.
v.
6-16'*
10-15
124c
f...
u
6-15
' 4
'
•
voting
non-cum.. non
7-1
•'-50c
—
5%
$1,064
Stockyards
Universal
-r-
1-15-60
6% " preferred:
American
60c
*
7-2
preferred
$2.50
RR. & Canal
(quar.)—;—
Corp.
.^-15
25c
1
30c;,
American
convertible
70c
7.-6,1:
%
:
,25c
6r
Axe
(quar.)———————
Products Corp.—
(quar.)—
Jersey
Shoe
S.
United
-
7- 2
7-1
Home
American
U.
1
7-r2'.
6-26
.^
15c ^
(s-a)^_-—
Ltd.____——_a-
Fund,
American
$1
United
8-
J25c
1:25c
(quar.)
Avalon Telephone Co.,
a
30c
Investments, Ltd.—
6%
class
A
preferred
(xptar.
Class B preference (annual
United Gas Improvement Co., com.nan.—
4Vt'#.'■ preferred (quar.) /i
Industrial
6-16
G-26
,
■"
of America—
Co.
Fire
7-1
proposal to
a
United Fuel
United
Canteen
Steel
ioc
(Increased monthly)
common shares on a 2'/a-for-1
"('" ■?/'■■''' V'"//
'basis.*
933ic
5c
Automatic
•
—
$6 preferred
special meeting
a
June 29
on
6-22 ■%'
.?
1
5%':
Automatic
'"j 10 c *
*'
——
Growth
American
will
7-
(quar.)
6-12
87V2C
—1—
Co.
% 8-1
40c
common—„
Quarterly
__
1
„„
B
1
V-
'
Sugar Co.—
Stockliolders
7-
7- i.
$1
(quar.)
(quar.) :,'
(quar.)42_____;/
Inc.
Centers
dividend
6-20
American Hair & Felt Co.—1
Union
Sewing
Stock
1
7-
%v40c//,,
_v
American Fire & Casualty Co, (Orlando,
'
Two Guys From Harrison,
Class
A
(quar.)
Udylito
6-18?%
________—
7-1
.v
.
25c
(quar.)b—
preferred
>
7-15-
25c
15c
6-12
'
"
quar.)
(quar, )„.
' '
Co.
Co.
6-23
25c
6-15
(resumed
American
74c
:
\
—
preference
G-10
-7
37.4c
Life-insurance (Tulsa); (qbar.J
-6-15
(quar.)—__
(qua*.)—.:
preferred
G-26
y
G-30
"
7-1
V
37J4c
i
—
/.
6-25
6-30
American Electric Securities Corp.—
30c
7-15
35c
/___..
5%
&
10c
3-1;'
25c
(mcreased-quaE.)_i2_'_~J^--2_-_ *'
(increased-quar.)/__t:-itJ-;_ik_.%^--;.
Class B
Atlas
;
"
7-15
25c
(quar.j
Co., -3.75%V pfd.
Ltd.—;■
6-23 4
: v '-ci
$2.60
,
Corp.,s 4%: pfd:
;
«■
>.
(quar.
(quar.
;S:il
6-301 -V
Wholesalers
Class A
7-15
;
(quar.)——
(quar.)—I
Efird Mills, Inc.,
6-15
,
■
43^c/,': 7T.l
(quar.)—7
(quar.)—
3'/2% preferred
.
Atlantic Refining
1
' 7-;i
—
preferred
(quaf.)—
Cyanamld Co., com.
6-8
7-
' 6-25
$1.25 /
$3
Com.
Sugar,
Greyhound
'
.
$1.25
I
.
American
4
6-15
.
Crystal
Atlantic
1
7-1-
-
65c
30c
6
(s-a)__
common
'Company
6- 8
20cUi'
7 30c
—
preferred
7%
Sewerage
$
.
—Ik"
profcrrcd (quar.):—:
American
.
(Delaware)-—
payment
Can. Co..
Cement Corp.,
13c
.
Rapid
on
1
13c
___
time.)
7-
:
25c
___
Airways, Inc.
'
$1.25
30c
....
(quar.)
(Action
6-10
6-25
(quar.)
Corp.
Caribbean
Class
6-30/
25c
:
--
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Bi-ake Shoe Co.
fquar.)
American
6-15
(qi'.ar.)„^i.„
Corp.
6-10
6-15
Co.
(quar. >
Mfg.
Towmotor
6-30
6-30
50c
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Anna
preferred
preferred
American
-
7-30
$1.75
Co.,
(quar.)
_*1/
Finance
Time Finance
2-15
-'*■
■L
*
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Time
B
40c
Gas
Mills
A
Class
Electric
City
Atlantic
294c T-. 6-25 I. 6-15
'20c V" 6-25 4, 6-15
T-k.
——
American Cast Iron Pipe
:
Turbine
7%' preferred
.
Class
40c
(quar.)w,...w_^—
B
,
2%
(stock dividend)
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
A
1
3-1-60
24%
v
Technology Instrument
Class
9-
Bosch
7-15
8-15
7-31
174c
.
(initial
City
Atlantic
6-20
$1
>
——
Corp.
(quar,T-X2//zi.a_—
Corp., <5% -1st pfd. (s-a),
"6-12
Finance
Atkinson
Atlantic
—-——
——
Products
1
7-
75c
(initial)
Common
.
!,5%
Athey
Holder*
Payaole oj Rec.
!.
(quar.)__^.*_—
& Santa Fe Ry.—
non-cum. -pret£rred- (s-a
6-26
■
■
8%<r-:
Co.—
American
6-20
1
'preferred (quar.)
Bilthte Rubber
8%
8-15
:■
Corp.
6-17
'30c
<
"
10-
8c
174C
Co.
When
'
Share
i
v
Atcnison, Topcfca
-,'V
40c
r
& Telegraph Co.
Jiivesiment
Finance
•'
'
Superior Window, class A (initial quar.)
70c convertible preferred
(quar.j
/-
,1- 1
16!4c.
———'
1——
Atkinson
6-19
1
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
.,;$4 participating class A (quar.)
Associates
Florida
of
Co.
6-17
:
Name of Company
Associated Telephone
Atlantic
'
•
"
Insurance
I
Class
:
(quar.)
Bankers
American
1
% 7-
.;
$1.25
(quar.)__
common
9
.
Per
y
6-17
'.7-.1 *' T 6-17,
7- 1 " \ C-1%
...
Ci;
-
>
7-
'
9
-::7- l ', " 6-17
-87T4C
preferred (quar.)—'——
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
New common (initial)
1
'—
American Art Metals Co., class A
(quar.)__
6-23
7-
Aggregates
5%
9-11
7-
314c
(quar.)
10-
7'/2C
3f>T'nc
American
-
7-
1"% .'
•'«'
(quar.)—-'——
4)4% preferred ,(quar.)
America Corp., $4 preferred
(quar.)__—21
$"6 preferred (quar.)
—
.
25c
(quar.)—
Corp., common
Stock dividend
'
7-
(quar.)
3.90%
convertible preferred
Bfcrathmore Paper Co.
iquar.)
&
7-10
8 (3C
Sterling National Bank «fc Trust (N. Y.)—
Stern <& Stern Textiles Inc., common (quar.)
44%
preferred (quar.)———
Stevens Markets, class A
(quar.)
Strav-bridge
1
124c
(quar.)—_
(initial)—:
preferred
preferred
Sterchi Bros. Stores
7-10
8-
•
1
$3.50 preferred
Starrett Corp.-—
50c div. convertible
2nd
8-
115c
When
Holfiert
Payable oj Rec
per
Holier»
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
25c
78-
1
1
6-12
7-15
$2.90
(quar.)
preference
:
-
—
44%
preferred tquar.)—
130c
-'
--1724c
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common, (quar.)
:
-
-
9-
1
.
9-1.'
374c*
6-30
"*
564c
6-30
•
8-14
1
8-14
6-166-16
Volume 189
Number 5857
.
.* Per
f\N(iiheMjc<Mipaiuj
^'
Bridgeport-Gas,
"■5.28 %
6-30
40c
33c
6-30
6-
+25c
6-30
6-16
t28";4C
6$30
Bright (T. G.) & Co. Ltd., common:
6-15
r_
5
iquar!)_
Coluriibia
5%%
„5%,
1
.933/40"- 7-15
$250:/
preferred
I
1
6-
7-1
66-
8
-
7-1
4%.
-
6-/8
7-
$5Gc
,
iqtiar.)l_ZI~
Corp.
British Columbia Telephone Co., com.
4% %* preferred fatjafc-H'- preferred iquar.)
-'
preferred
Industries
'■,Stock
Broad
$50c- :"
.
iquar.) __l'__
Co., common
Maine
Power
7-1
6-16
.12^0
6-30
6-16
2 %
-
J
dividend.
Street
vc
■
_
6-30
8-16
Investing
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"
Corp.
"
5 %
preferred
r
Brooke Bond
4.18%
Bruce
Canada
L.)
Common
Budget
6%
■Z
~~~
'
3c
6-29
;
-.19
7rl5
15c
7-15
15c
;?6
7-15
Bank
J
7-
2
18
8-
1
15
deposit
16%, preferred
Burns
&
15c
6-26
5
$15c
7-2
13
__
<quur.)__Z_ZZ~Z"
ordinary and
%
(s-a)
100%
.
v
'
$1.50
.
___Z_ZZ~Z~"~~ "~
25c
"
i
$1.12'/a
"2%
:
'
t/l-'S-
■
7-20
6-30
6-1.9
1
6-15
1
6-15
77-
1
6-30
65c
"7- 1
6-10
7-
-$1.50
:
(lncreased-quar.)
V
preferred
1st
$33c
_Z
Electric'
1
7-15
7-15
6-15
$$1
1
8-
$50c
(quar.)
7-2
""""
&
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
-.6-15
Canada
Dry Corp.,
$4.25
i
26 J/4c
__
283:,c
25c
ZZ.
(quar.)___ZZZZZ
(quar.)_"
preferred
$1.1814
$83/4c
(quar.)
common
•
25c
Class A
;
Arena
5%
6-26
6-15
1
Breweries.
Canadian Cnnners
7-31
8-15
7-31
2
7-
Clinton
2
6-30
10-
1
9-30
7-
2
6-15
8-
6-
1
1
$31'/4C
7-17
7- 2
6- 2
preferred
Canadian
$$2
7-
2
6-
(quarZL ZZ
8-
1
7-10
1
7-10
$37J/2c
7- 2
5-29
(quar.)Z
$18 %c
$20c
$25c
$4314 c
8-
7-
2
6-
6-30
1
Husky
Oil,
4.%
2
Class
(
7%/r
International
Canadian
■
<
Ltd.,
5%
r
..8%
2
1
6-15
7-
$10c
7-15
r,
$5
Power
Light,
preferred
7%
•'
4%
non-cum.
8-14
Commercial Bank-of
8-14
'
2
7-
2
6-
2
Commercial.
7-
2
6-
2
-•
r'Stock
6-15-
6-30
8-
1
6-19-
$25c
7-
2
6-15
6-30
5-27
20c
933/4c
(quar,)
(quar.)
6-
6-29
7-
1
6-15
33c
8-1
7-
1
7-10
6-17
1
$1.25
7-
1
6-17'
$2
7-
1
6-24-
15c
7-
6-10
10c
,ZZZZ_Z
(quar.)_ZZZ
6-29
6-16
50c
6-30
6-13
v
■
.
ll%c
(quar.)
$1.75
"
6-12
7-
1
7-
1
6-12
7-20
6-19
$10c
9
$2J/2C
7-20
6-19
7-
$1,121%
e-
1
6-12
.7-1
preferred A (quar.)
$1.12 V2
6-15
Cumberland
G-15
Cur lee
6-
8
1
6-
8
593ec
preferred series A (quar.)
(quar
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
__Z
preferred
6-30
6-16
62 J,^c
6-30
6-16
(quar.Z
25c
9-21
9-10
25c
—f
(quar.)
preferred A & preferred B
1
7-
6-12
6-30
—
6-
8
12-21
12-10
$1
7-
1
$1.25
6-19
6-10
S% preferred A 8c preferred B (quar.1
tl^5
9-21
9-10
r-i% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—
4.35% preferred (quar.)____—!
1
$1.25
12-31
12-10
1
6-17
-
$1.083/4
7-1
6-10
$1.12 J/2
7-
1
6-10
$1.1834
7-
1
6-10
6-12
6-12
6-12
8-
5%
1
7-15
D C Transit
DTM Corp. (quar.)-i.
Daitch Crystal Dairies*
6-30
141
4%
8-15
7-31
7-
1
6-19
•7 ft*
Dalex
3
IV2C
6-29
6-
7- 2
6-25
5%
6-25
Dana
7-
1
6-15
Davega
12c
1
7-17
7- 2
.
9
6-
9
68%C
6-30
G- 9
Dayton Malleable Iron,
31V4C
7-
1
6-15
Davton &c Michigan RR..
$1.25
.
(quar.)—_
7-4,1
6-15
—
7-
8
7-10
40C
7-20
6-30
6-25
6-30
6-19
70c
6-30
6-
2
Decker
5c
6-30
6-
5
Deere
2J/a%
8-14
7-30
31V40
6-30
6-19
13c
6-30
6-12
(
J 50c
9-15
9-
12-
6
—
calendar
7-
1
6-15
Detrex Chemical, new com.
Detroit Aluminum & Brass
$1.50
7-
6
6-25
Detroit Gasket
7-
6
7- 1
35c
7-
27V2C
1
&< Mfg.
6-25
Devoe &
1
Class
1
6-20
45c
7-
1
6-19
$1.25
7-
1
6-19
75c
7-
1
6-24
3-
1
7-10
25c
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)_w
preferred ( quar.)—
7-
1
6-15
Diversified Growth
6-25
6-11
14c
(Boston)
Smelting
Co.
of
Dilbert's Quality
(Walt)
(initial
net
(quar.)——
7- 3
6-16
7-
1
6-17
7'/2c
7-
1
6-17
Dominion
Consumers Acceptance
7-24
7-10
Mines,
Ltd.
Corset,
6-23
7-
1
7-
2
6-13
6-30
6-19
1
6-10
7- 1
6- 3
6-27
6-10
7-
$1
6-30
6-lO
92%c
6-30
$1.67
6-30
6*10
6*10
$1.14
6-30
6-10
$1.05
6-30
6-10
$1.25
6-30
6-10
1
6-13
7-
$1
6-13
25c
6-22
6-15
8- •
12-15
19- •
6-30
6-19
8-30
0-13
12%C
6-25
6-10
$2
7- 2
6-18
70o
6-26
6-13
35C
6-26
6-13
9-12
8-23
7-
6-
$1.50
1
5
6-30
12'/aC
6*10
\
.'
7-
1
6-11
10c
7-
1
6-12
6-30
6-18
2c
6-25
5-29
7-
1
6-l»
7-
39c
.
-*—
preferred (quar.)
(qu£r.)—
Ltd.
6-19
6-30
(quar.)
*
1
6-10
tl7%c
7-30
6-30
12c
poeskin Products, Inc., 70c
Dome
&
7-10
20c
Dominick Fund, Inc
Corp., class A (quaT.)
preferred (initial quar.)
7J/2C
Consolidated Rock .Products
5
6-
6-15
17%c
investment income)
20c
,
(s-a)_
(quar.)—
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
91.56 preferred (quar.)
—
6-
—
(increased)—
—'"J"
Stock Fund, Inc. (quar.
6-12
(quar,)
1
7-24
10c
"
7-15
Ltd.
^ar;\—
(quar.)
Supermarkets—
(quar.)
7-15
f40c
-1
7-
7- 7
15c
Corp.
(quar.)—7,77~}Z~ni
Production
f40c
/Canada", Ltd, (s-a)
Consolidated Paper Corp.
6-15
fa-16
15c
1st preferred
from
7- 1
«2%c
/s-a>—
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
65%c
preferred (quar.)'—
6-2a
6-30
25c
(s-a)
Corp., $3 preferred
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts (quar.)——
7%
7- 3.
1
62%0
of/iiorgio^uit
Disney
7-15
7-
$$2.50
6-20
7-
(N. Y.)
6-12
1
15e
(increased)
$1.25
Iquar.)—
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common (quar.)—
; 5%
preferred (quar.)-*.——,
Consolidated Dry Goods (quar.)————->—
preferred
6-12*
7-
50c
Raynolds Co., class A
B
7- 1
10c
10c
6-19
7-1
50%
Southwestern RR. (s-a)
Detroit, Hillsdale &
6-17
6-
6-15
6-15
6-30
50c
year
7-20
$1.75
—^—
(quar.)
(quar.)--—
Insurance
6-12
7-15
$1
(cJ)l'arm ~7nT/aT"^
3%
———
6-30
6-30
50c
Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
1
7- 6
6-26
5C
15c
7-
6-30
35C
Denver Tramway
1
12-15
12- 4
7-27
$1.25
Company (quar.)
for
4
9-24
12-24
t75c
■4.28%
4.50%
r
9-
4
$1.50
Ught, 4/<? pfd. (qua .)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4.20% preferred (quar.)—-—
5.00% preferred (quar.)
Delaware RR.
(s-a)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—New common
(initial) (from net Income
6-10
6- 4
6-
25c
3.76%
6-15
1
1
6-24
—
Delaware Power &.
7-
1
6-24
93%c
(quar.)—_—
Co
Mfg.
Delaware & Hudson Co.
6-30
$1
7-
25c
*
$1.37'%
IVzC
■■
Nut
6-16
*
6-
6- 1
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
Records,
1
4
1
7-15
$1.75
Company
&
7- 1
7-
Steam
7-
75c
,
Decca
6-15
2%
(initial) —
(quar.)*—
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada
5% preference (s-a)——
&
1
8c
proval on June 26)—
Dean
7-
20c
<9Ua£-)
common
6-15
25c
Turbine (a
dividend subject to stockholders ap¬
stock
8-15
7-30
25c
2'/a%
.
7-
7-23
$2
.,
Rubber Co.,
Dayton
DeCLavaf
1
5c
6-15
1
6-19
7-
50c
pfd. (quar.)
8%
1
50c
David &
5Z;
6-12
7-
50c
,5%
convertible preferred (quai.)—
Erere Liinitee, class A
Davidson-Bcutcll Co., 6% conv. pfd.
6-
9-11
6-30
62 %c
Corp.--
6-30
62'/a C
6-15*
8-10
9-29
15c
r%%Ho"iZ""
new com.
7- 8
2%
(stock div.)
common
convertible
Stores
1
75c
Mills, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)-—-—---—
Corp., 3%% preferred (quar.)—
8-
8-17
7-
1- 1
$1.12%
Dan River
12c
1
$1.12'/a
:—--——--—."-"T
Ltd.,-7% preferred (quar.)
Company,
6-16
9-
12%C
(initial)
System, class A
Stoclc dividend
6-30
15c
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
—
Class
A
(quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, class A (quar.)
1
9-15
37 %c
——
(quar.)
(quar.)—--
1
8-11
9-30
$1.75
$1.75
common
6-30
7-
25c
1
2
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—-——
Corp.
7-
$1
(C. _G.)., Ltd.. cojnmon, (quar.)
New
Gas
7-
$2
A
Class
f50c
Consolidated-- .Mining
7-15
9-
28c
prior preferred (quar.)—
Candy, 1st preferred (quar.)Curtiss-Wright Corp.* common (quar.)-
6-17
7-
„
*
Consolidated Investment Trust
7-10
—
Curtiss
$1.75
preferred (quaft)—
—
B.ond $c jStock Fund——
Confederation Life Assn.- (Toronto)
(quar.)_
5 V* %
7-15
1
32c
AJnel'i^a77„,.,„1v
$4
6-11
5c
Consolidated Poods Corp., common
1
8-
45c
preferred
—
(Helene) Indus, (see Helene Curtis)
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd. (quar.)—
Curtis
6-25
7~~77V~
(quar.) —
(quar.)—-—
Co.
Clothing,
Curtis
6-12
5%
5%
5%
8-
$1.05
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
4Va%
6-30
6-30
50c
Composite
Consolidated Edison Co.
4.75%/
(quar.)
7-
$1.75
.
2nd preferred (quar.)
Central Electric & Gas—
of
Co.
Electric
6-30
10c
preferred (quar.).
—.
—
Commonwealth Water Co., 5'%% pfd. (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., c6m. (quar,) —
6-25
''1 'Jo
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
6-26
30c
vV 4%r;
7-15
held
10c
convertible preferred (initial)-.-—
Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
30c
6-
40c
Steel
&
Cuban
6-30
25%.
four
-
8
1
6-10
'7%
5
6-25
6-
8-
25c
(quar.)___
preferred
12-18
7-15
G-25
6-19
6-18
lOo
6-10
Zcllerbach
1-1-60
7c
25c
(quar.)—Z~
6-30
6-30
9-10
6-19
t6c
Cekinese Corp. of America, com.
Stock div. one share for each
4c
25c
2
1
6-22
Inc.,
6-12
6-30
31'Ac
•
—
7-
6-22
Connohio,
6-20
7-
5'4%
6-22
6-15
,
$25c
(quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Go.—
$1,12 preferred
(quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,
1
Power
6-20
;
A
Crum
1
6-30
75c-
1
6- 9
6-19
1
30c
.
1
7-
1
6-12
—
tquar.)—»
7-
1
$1.54
dividend——
6-20
7-
6-18
8-
preferred
6-18
1
10-
1
8-
Stock
6-
1
7-
25c
6-30
8-
6%
6-23
7-
25c
Crucible
50c
Conn
5
20C
40c
Corp.—
$1.50
preferred
Quarterly
9* 4
6-16
A
$4.20
,$1.16
$1.31%
r
9-30
6-30
A
Crown
(quar.)_.—
-
6- 5
$1.50
6-30
7-
65c
lJ/2%
:
$1.05
(quar.)
I—
4\:zc,'o -preferred iquanl
4.75'% preferred (quar.)—
6-12
$1.37 J/2
iquar.)
:
—
Solvents; Corpl (quar.)__
—
Co. (Jersey City)
(quar.)
Oeco^teel Products Corp. (quar.)
5%
6-15
1
N.ortlf, America (N. Y.)—
7% preferred (quar.)
Connecticut-"General Life
;
1
7-
dividend' <Increased)
Connecticut. Light &
Common
7-
$7.40
com.
6-25
Class
6-15
(quar.)—
,5.25% preferred (quar.)-————
Commonwealth; International Corp. Ltd.—_—
Commonwealth Investment Co.
(Del.)—
Commonwealth Loan.Co. (Indianapolis)—
4.64%
•
6-15
6-30
6-30
12 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbacli of Canada, Ltd.
$1.13
2%
Commercfal Trust
1
6-15
1
Class
1
—
•
1
7-
12 %C
(quar.)
B
7%
—
6-15
7-
Class
Commercial Credit Co.
9-
7-20
; Common
8
6-30
15c
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
—
Crown Cork International Corp.—
6-20
(quar.) ———_—
(stock dividend)—
Southern Ohio. Electric ( quar.)_
7-20
$2.50
6-
6-15,
10c
Crousc-Hihds
-
1st preferred—
3-10
-
6-24
6-10
6-30
7-31
16Y4C
t6'/4C
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Class
8
1
Picturesr Corp.
8-10
4'U
6-
6-12
7-
:
$1.05
(
6-29
6-19
6-10
15c
convertible preferred (quar.)Oil Co. (quar.)—
crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
6-30
7- 1
6-30
50c
•—-—
5%
25c
6-19
1
$2.50
—
(s-a)__
(quar.)-——
B
7-
3%
Ci'esmont
40c
Coluinloiu, Gas System Inc.
$75c
'
.
6-12
6%
6-19
7-
6%%
_——
15c
common
Columbia
6-
■
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (increased)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
,
•
7-15
(monthly)
Co.
6-15
1
Z~~Z
preferred (quar.)
Extra
10c
'Class
6-15
6-29
15C
(quar,)——.—
Crescent Petroleum
50c
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
(quar.)
Carriers fc General Corp
Carter (J. W.) Co. (quar.)_l,_;
\r
11- C
10c
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (initial)-:
2
(quar.)
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd.
11-25
(quar.)———
6-30
^
$75c
common
Carthage Mills (quar.)_
Case (J. I.) Co., 6y2%. pfd.
$1.25
.»
9-
$$2'
preferred
(quar.)——
Telephone & -Telegraph
•-»
9-4
$1.18%
—
—
—
$$1
Carolina
11*27
6-25
9-24
(quar,)—_—.
7-
$l5c
(quar.)„
&-
12-17
$1.25
:
^
Power
$$1.25
_
Carey, Baxter &; Kennedy (quar.)
Carnation Co-., 34 'r 1st preferred
$4.20
2
International Power. Ltd.—
Carolina
37% c
$1.25
1
(quar.)—
$$1,25
_ZZ—~^~ZZ
Ltd.
10* 2 /
Co.———-_;
Products
Central
Columbus &
.
Westinghouse,
10-22
5.35%
.
6-18
7-31
preferred (quar.).
1
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)-—
-
5%
6-15
7-
6%
Canadian
37%e
—
preferred A (quar.)—
5'A% preferred B (quar.)
Interstate Gas, caramon
Trust/
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
V 6-30
Credit
—
,,
Colorado
6-30
7-
$933/4c
common
preferred
cream
6-12
6-15
1
250
—
(quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
of Wheat Corp. (quar.)
Finance Service, Inc., class A
Crane
6-16
Colorado & Southern Ry.-—
Investment
5%,.preferred iquar.)
'4 Vo
preferred
(quar.)^
6-16
6-30
.5,%
10- 1,
;
$$2
(quarJZZZZZ
i.—
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com.
iquar,)—
7- 3
25c
(stock div. in lieu of cash)
preferred
.Monthly
$75c
$20c
preferred
50c
10c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
>
7-15
(quar).
pfd.
A
6-15'
6-19
6-30
Crampton Mfg. Co.—•_
6% convertible preferred
6- 4
Engines
Colorado
5-29
10-15
(quar.)
6%
7- 7
62 '/ac
—
(quar.)
Quarries
Color-Craft
5-29
6-30
15c
!_
Ltd.
1
6-25
5-29
6-30
$$1.50
Ltd.,
8-
insurance
$1.50
Colonial Sand & Stonq
CoZ Ltd.ZZZ
Electric.
General
Canadian
class
Colorado.Fuel & Iron,
(quar,)
Canadian Ice Machine Co.,
Crain (R. L.), Ltd.
.
$37'/a C
$$1.25
Z
Craftsman
6-19
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
/
$34)0 preferred (quar.)——
Collins Radio, common (stock dividend)—/—
Canadian Dravm Steel, Ltd.
6Vo
6-19
1
Coca-Cola International Corp
Coleman Engineering Co.— /
*
Celanese,. Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
preferred
(qudr.) —ZZZZ-ZZ"
'
1
7-
87'/a C
,
6-25
7-15
87'/a c
(final)
(Boston)
Co
7-
6-19
29b
(quar.)—
$1
7-3
6-30
23c
Craddock-Terry Shoe, common
5% preferred (s-a)———-
6-30
50c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
receipts
6-12
7-20
25c
—_——:
Cowles Chemical
7-15
7-
(quar.)__
dividend
6-15
1
7-
20c
^quar.)
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
American deposit
6-15
1
7-
' /
Cluett
6-19
7-
$1
60c preferred (quar.)Z:
Qanadian Fairbanks-Morse
6-15
7-24
6-30
$1.31 J/4
(quai.)
coin,
8-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred A
6-22'
6
17 %C
—
Reynolds Corp.,
Petroleum
Stock
6-11
1
div.
6-12.
$1.62%
(quar.)
&
Quarterly
(stock dividend)
Peabody & Co., common
4'%
preferred
(quar.)___.
—-—
7%
preferred
(quar.)—___
Coca-Cola Co. (quar.)—
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y.
iquar.)
6-10
7-15
Canadian
f
6-29
7-
;
Extra ____—i———
\
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Ltd., 75c clas/r A
Cosden
Inc.
6-26
7-
10c
——-—
$1.50
Corp. (increased)——.
—:—
Clifton
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
Quarterly—.
—
— -—_+_—
6-15
f$1.50
(quar.)ZZ~Z_ ZZ~~
Ltd.
SI
8-14
(quar.)—
preferred
Common
common
7-10
1
$1.75
Cleveland Trencher Co_
6-15
7- 2
Z~
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,
Ltd.,
8-1
9-
$1.12 J/a
Clevite
2
$50c
preference (quar.
Canadian
7-28
7-
Ltd
Co
Canadian Bronze
Corroor.
75c
Suburban Telephone
&
Cleveland
$$1.10
_
Steamship Lines*
preference (s-a)
Canadian
6-12
$$1.15
(quar.)ZIZ ~ Z
Mortgage
Canada
5%
6-30
1
$$1.06 J/4
(quar.)_
Canada Safeway Ltd., $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
Canada Southern Railway Co. (s-a)
(
4'/2%
$$1.15
Permanent
Canada
Coro,"
6-23
50c
—
:
Cleveland;Electric-Illuminating—
7-
$15c
Quarterly
.
7-24
6-12
7-
$37 J/a c
.
Canada Life Assurance Co.
6-12
7-SS
6-26
8-
50%
$5.25 preferred Series A (quar.)—--
1
6-10
1
7*15
20c
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)
3'%% preferred (1945-1947) (quar.)
7-15
7-
;;25c
(quar.)_.
Utilities Co.,
6-30.
8-15
_//_
;
com.
8-15
8
6-12
6-30
20c
—
Cooper-Jarre it, Inc.
(quar.)
Cooper lite & Rubber Co. (increased)
Cornell-Dubllier Electric Corp., com. (quar.)„
25c
iquar.)_
Co.—-/
—
Cooper (Petet) Corp.—•'
•
'
6'/a%
preferred (quar.)——
6-12
6-30
37J/2C
Semi-annual
$25c
(quar7)__
(quar.)_
6-15
$15c
$1.06 J/4
-
_
(quar.)-ZZZZZZ
Canada Flooring Co., class B
Canada Foils, Ltd. common (quar.)_
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.,
4 ',4 %
preferred
(quar.)
1
7-
6-
6-25
6-30
$1.12'/2
'
com.
preferred
A
Campbell Red Lake Mines
-
4c
City Investing Co.. 5J/2% preferred (quar.)—
City Products (quar.)_—_—
Clark Oil & Refining Co. (stock dividend) —
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Co.—""
(init[al-quar.)
Inc.,
$4.75
/
Citizens
75c
(increased)—
(quar.)_l—
Hecla,
6-15
:—,—
preferred
5
2
62c
/
preferred (quar.)
California Packing, now com.
Calumet
43A%
6-
1-
.___
preferred
Cincinnati
Power—
5.25%
.
4%
5
2
$$1.25
Telephone
7- 1
25c
______
Co
Socurities
preferred
6-
7-
preferred (quar.)___________
preferred (auar.)_
California Interstate
6-15
6-15
6-10
15c
July 21)
on
Electric
75c
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas <& Electric—
6-5
•
$51.12'/2
$2.50
6%
Copper
7%
_
California
1
income--^
preferred
A
Christiana
Mills, Ltd.—
Calgary Power, Ltd., common.4% preferred (quar.)
:
41/a%
preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (ouar.)_
_
7-
$1.19
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
6-19
62 % c
preferred (quar.)_
Corp.
$1.04
6-15
pref. iqi'jtr.)
ought Aircraft,
Chile
Linen
6-16
1
$3, cony.
Series
6-15
$1.12'/a
_5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)_
approval
6-30
Cook
—
6-15
6
7-
i5c
*
1
$$1.30
America (quar.)
(subject
to
stockholders
of
dividend
Stock
7-
$1.37'A;
Chicago; "Milwaukee, St/Paul & Pacific RR.
Common
(quar..)_—
Common (quar.)—j,
L__
—
Series A preferreti
(quar.)___—
Series A preferred
(quar.)____—^_A——
6-26
Butterick Company—
Caldwell
6-16
Chicago' Great- Western Ry.; com; (qua?.-.)f__t5% preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Mill/iSj Lumber:/quar;) 1—■__%_•
6-12
6-12
28 J/aC
Butlers, Inc., common (quar.)___
4%% preferred iquar.)
ZZZ"
6-H.v
6-24
7-29
+15c
...
16-29
6-24
25c
1
<quar.)_
ZZZZZ
Burrus Mills, Inc., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)!
Bush Terminal Co.
/stock
dividend) ___ZZZ
C I T Financial
6-3U
J
.
(quar,)__ZZZZ
Burroughs Corp.
Butler Mfg., 4'2%
$1.25
/
Ciiesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3J/2% conv. preferred (quar.)__—
Chesebrough-Ponds * (quar.)
,
Amer-
receipts
Co., Ltd.. (quar.)
controls
60c
""
Corp., common
6-16 ;■
Corp.
7-
6-30
1%
——~rX~7'V\
(Toronto)
(»-a)
(quar.)__
~
Cbenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
,y 41/2% preferred (quar.)—_~
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd. (quar.
S6 preferred
(quar.)
(subject to approval by the
of England)
..lean
6-16
6-30
26
$45c
$1
'
•" '
■
Burn nam
6-30
68c
5%
preferred
Corp.
62J/aC
Chance
v
Inc. (quar.)_:—»—
Chapman/Valve Mfgi,;<quar.)_-_ar^__.
./Clmmical Cotn Exchange Bank ,(H. V.)—
-26
..
'
Ltd.—
dividend
■IS
10c
Stock' dividend
Continental Life insurance
Continental Motors
continental Screw Co
(quary)_,>—
Champion. Spark Plug ,(tjuar. )__
Chfiqiplin Oil & Refining, common
.
>
~
~
$4.50
11,
7-1
6-10 "
6-10
6-12
& Steel Industries
Copper
6-16
1
1
6-30
4-1$
6-12
1
93%C
6-10
Champion Paper & Fibre—"
■11
%
1
1
,
investment
net
da Pasco Corp.
Corro
■11
'
7-10
.7-
£1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
_
1
Z
•
_
(quar.)_„_
Products, Ltd.
(quar.)__Z_ZZZZZZZ
Inc., 4%
preferred (quar.)
OH,
7-
3%
common
preferred
Burlington Steel Co.. Ltd.
Stock
'.Quarterly from
v.;
7-
$1.17
Public
Service—"//V
/
/ 4.15% preferred (quar.)___—z__'_
?
/;4.65%V preferred' (quar.)%——
//r4.75%, preferred (quar.)T
6-16
Contfncntal
6-30
$1.37%
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
——
Continental Can, $3.75 preferred (quar.)
7-
—
6-J5
6-30
10c
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)__:
Burma
9
7-15
preferred
Building
Bullock's,
6-
1
6-10
7-
4- •-
7- 1
55c
(quar.)
6-16
6-16
3
6- 8
1
7-
25C
(initial)——---—-yt'——
1
25c
,Stock dividend
_
Plan,
convertible
7-
...
common
7-
$1.15
Century Shares Trust—:
-—ZZZZZZZZZ_'ZZ_ZZZZ
(quar.)_i___.
Finance
60c
9
30c
20c
Buck Creek Oil Cc
6-
New
Continental Baking Co., common
7-
87 J/2 c
•
Vermont
6-18
6-18.
*
iquar.)
(quar. i—-r-*
preferred, -iquar.)—_________
Central
7-
7-1
'
■
Corp.—
4% preferred (quar.)__
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.
preferred
/"
7-1
$2 6 c
(quar.)
dividends Z_
Stock
■
8-23
"I"""""
~
••
Distillers
,
,62 "/be
-
Ltd.—
(1959)
20c
/__'
$5-, preferred
»•,.
'rZ'v,,$5,50
9
7- 1
95c
;
•
Co
Brown-Eonnan
'6-
%
$1.13
6-30
$1.15
$2.50 series A pfd.. iquar.
$5.44 preferred (guar.)//_i/___L^w———
;
:
(quar.)-"
preferred
<E.
6-30
/ -1 10c
■
quar.)
t
~~
;
'*
6* •
17%c
6-30
6-30
$1.50
Central lelephone Co., common
•
(quar.)—
7- 1
$1.04
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)^—
6-16
$1.12%.
—
20c
Co.
Central
..6%_ preferred
"
$1$1.23
6-15
6-30
Co.r—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar:)
preferred (quar.)
rContinental Assurance Co. (Chicago)-*—■
6-12
^
_
6-15
4C
$4-16
6-12
1
(quar.)
Central Indiana Gas
.
6-16
$$1.50
quar.)_
1
7-
Public. Service—
preferred
4.92'%. preferred
2
7- 2
$4.52
7-
$1.16
6722 - ■/•>.
4.00%/preferred (quar. )^——
8-16, %. 4 4.60% convertible; i«-eferred (quar.)
6-16' »■»..33.50Yo -preferred' '(• quat.) J_
—:
1
Power
7-
$1.37%
Fund—:
Investment
Consumers
$1.12 J/a
—_—
8-8
7-
Consumers
6-15
$1.37'/a
preferred B
6-15
7-
'
6- 8
7-1
'J?
5'%%
7-2
25c
<—
$4.50 preferred
1
7-1*
$$1.43:l4
_$3.80 preferred (quar.'*
;
Brockway Glass Co., common (quar.)
$5
>
/ $$1.12 J/2
••
(quar.%
i
Brockton Taunton Gas—
'
$35c
»
(quar.)
common
6-15/
7-
$1.18%
$1.20
7-1
"
British
*
'
'
(quar.)
••
•"-r5%%
r>
T$r
_____
'
Gas Co.,
preferred A (quar.)
(quar;)-— ■
5'%%
6-15'
7<
$1.18%
7-15
$530
_1
'
Co.—•
"
1st
Hoiaen
Payable of Bee.
Share
0} Company
Consumers
6-15
$1.02 »/a
—
preferred" (quar.)
.
Central-Illinois
v
(quar.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.>
4.64 %
8
1
Electric & Gas, com.
Illinois Light
-4J,2 %
8
7-
7-
$$1.19
■
(quar.)___
preferred
6%
6-15
'
6- 3
7-2
'
$63c
4'4*0
•
payable of Bee
36c
4.80%?-:-preferred'(quar.Vr'/_——
Central
-
I
Iliinois
_
$69c
preferred (quar.)
/quar.)
r_;
preferred <quar.)__.
£4% preferred (quar.)
British-Columbia Power
Name
Share
>. •
—
:
.
Electric Co. Ltd.—
4%%
"*
-
60c
preferred
%4%%
*
■
When
Per
Holder$
•Vhen
Per
'y-%i"'-
■
\4.10%'preferred series A,(quar.)
4.10%i preferred' series B (quar.)„i
4.75% ' preferred (■quar.) 1"_—:
■
*
Bfillo Mfg. Co. (quar.)
____~Z
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Bristol-Myers Co., 3%'% preferred (qfuar.jZZ*
British-American Oil Ltd. Ytjuar..)
:
British
1 •
Name of Company
Central
6-16/.
7-
preferred ./quar.)
preferred
■
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6-5.
•
5%
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/
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Payable of Hec.
*
(quar.)
common
When.MHoldera
^
Share
,v
.
l£
(2791)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
7-15
6-30
J25c
7- 2
6-19
nyac
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2792)
16
7-15
$10c
Dairies, Ltd., common (resumed)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Dominion. Foundries & -Steel Ltd.—
-Common
(quar.)-_
——.
•4%%preferred ^quar.)_———V——'
Dominion Glass, Ltd.,.common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
—I
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd. (quar.)__
Dominion
'
*44c
10-15
9-30
5%
*43c
1-15-60
12-31
*44C 4-X5-60
7- 2
6-10
*12%C
7-15
6-24
Dominion Insurance Co.
Dominion Scottisn
Tar
Uommon
»-
6-26
First
National
City
First
National
Firstamerica
6-20
Fischer
Fleming
6- X
7-
$1.25
New
9-30
8-
7-27
6-18
43/4%
7-15
6-15
Florida
5c
6-30
6-10
Fluor
25C
7-11
6-
50c >
—
7-
6-19
"
—
(quar.)
__
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;> i2yac
1
5
Food
Forbes
>
7-
1
6-15
35c
7-
1
6-15
7-1
6-15
Class
(quar.)——_—_—
Co. Ltd., ordinary
—
7-
5-14
$1.75
...
(Stock
Amer, deposit
ord.< (stock dividend)
Duquesne. Light Co., common (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)-3.75 %
preferred (quar.):
4% preferred (quar.)-.
—
4.10% preferred (quar.)—J,
..1—
4.15% preferred (quar.)_
25% *7
rets,
Duval
7-1
6-5
7-1
7-"l
6-5
6- 5
6- 5
Certificates of beneficial
Franklin Life Insurance Co.
.7-
: 51 %C
1
'
51TaC
(quar.)
1
6-
7-
1
6-5
Fraser
31 %c
(quar.)
Sulphur &. Potash
7-
52 %C
6-30
6-10
Frick
5
convertible
preference
(s-a)
Pennsylvania RR.
East
Tennessee Natural
—
Eastern Stainless
Steel
6-15
40c
6-28
7-
6-
8
Fuller
6-
8
7-
1
6-19
7- 2
6-12
22 %c
Funsten
(R.
Gannett
7- 3
4%%
$1.50
8-
7- 3
Garlock
1
6- 5
6-5
17C
Eaton & Howard Stock
6-25
.
6-10
income
13c
7-
1
6-16
7- 3
7-3
Common
7- 1
6-10
6%
6-30
6-13
7-
1
6-20
7-15
7-1
$103
$1.12%
7- 1
5-11
7-1
5-11
(quar.)
(Calif.)
5%
6- 8
5%
6%
6-16
6-19
40c
$1.75
6-12
General
6-20
General
6-15
General
7-
6-15
7-15
6-15
1Q- 1
9-18
General Motors
7-
8
6-19
$5
40c
7-
1
6-22
$3.75
$1
7-
1
6-22
50-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
General
6-30
6-12
6-30
6-i5r
;
.
(quar.)I
30c
1Z1Z
.
class A
(quar.)—
Penn-Texas
as
common
1
6-10
6-
7- 2
6-30
9-SO
8-31
6-30
6-22
Co.
6-22
»
.
5
'
6-30
Bank & Trust
Frtro
-
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~(N. y.]
Fidelity & Deposit (Maryland)
(stock
V-
1
5-22
7- 1
5-22
7-
6-16
7-
1
1
6-30
6- 9
6-15
&
Co.,
"
Marshall
&Co«—
of
'
Pennsylvania
(quar.)„
75c V
7-14
7-1
6-11
$1.12%
7-1
6-11
10c
6-30
7-
6-10
1
6-19
6-1$
Gulf, Mobile «fe Ohio RR.—
$5 preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)_
7-
1
Life
Gulf
$2.20
6-16
6-30
7-15
6-"30
-
12 %o
6-15
6-15
Utilities
States
8-
—.—
preferred (quar.)
■;■
1
7-15
9-14
8-21
$1.25
—
Co.—
.
12-JK
11-20
7- 1
6-15
;
6-24
!
6-
9
6-13
-
Hahn
9-11
Ltd.,
6-19
for
G-19
6-
divid.)—
2nd pfd.
common (stock
Stock dividend (One share of 5%
Brass,
each
shares held)
5
Halifax
6-10
6-10
>:7- 1
—-—
6-10
*22 Vic
;
Insurance
(Nova
(extra)
Scotia)
7-
1
*22 Vic
preferred
preferred
2nd
9
7-
1
6-10
12-28
11-28
*25c
—
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
Hamilton National Associates (increased s-a)
8
Hammermill
6-30
6-
6-26
6-18
7-
6-10
1
9-18
7-
6-19
SI.12%
6-19
1
Bank
(N.
Y.)
Co.
(N.
7-
50c
7-
50c
25C
(quar.)_^
Insurance
Shoe
Inc.
Co.,
Y.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
1
"7-
$1.06%
—
Hanover
6-25
6-15
6-26
.5-19
0-30
Refractories Co.—
'V
preferred (quar.)
Farm International, 1st pfd._
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
Harnishfeger Corp. (increased)—
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)^
.6-10
1
6-17
7-
1
1
?
6-17
7-
6-19
50c
6-19
25c
7-
1
6-
Corp.
Hartfield
8
Florida—
Hartford
Gas
250
8-15
7-24
preferred
Hartford Times, Inc.
33c
8-15
7-24
Harzfeld's,
8%
Hat
1
6-
6-15
5
:
.
6-12
6-12
1
6-25
7-10
50c
(quar.)
€-26
6-17'
25c
•
6-17
-€-3p
6-15
30c
/
€-26
50c
t_—.
6-34
6-20
e-
7-15"
56 Vic
4%%- pfd. (quar.)—
Hathaway (C. P.) 5.80% preferred (quar.) —
Hauserman (E. F.) Co. (quar.)
of
7-
6-19
1
€-30
17 %c
Inc.
Corp.
•7-
40c
50c
—
common-(quar.)
(quar.)
7-24'
7-
6-10
1
Co.,
8-15
59%C
1
7-
37 Vic
Inc. "(quar.)—-
32%o
8
7-
—
(quar.)
Stores,
7-
$1.63
*12%c
Hardee
5
7-20
$1.50
6%
6-22
6-
Harsco
;
3-30
Harbison-Walker
7-10
6-26
40C
(quar.)
6-19
6-30
Paper Co.
preferred (quar.)__
Hanover
15c
Y.)
4%%
€-30
65c
•
-
7-
25c
.6*15
25c
20c
—
(quar.)—
Mfg.
1
25c
Hamilton
4-29
(quar.)—
Inc.
Xerox
1
50c
(quar.)_—
America,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
7-
15c.
1
6-15
7-
2
6-10
7-
36 %C
6- •
7-10
$4.50 preferred
6-30
6-12
General Telephone
2
6-10 '
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
35C
77-
1
1
1
6-15
55c
8-
1
7-10
7-
1
6-10
6-10
27%c
7-
1
28C
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V* %
30C
6-30
7-
1
6- 5
6- X
6-25
6- 4
12c
6-30
6-15
65c
Co.—
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
4'/*% preferred (quar.)
6
7-
6
-7-15
25c
(quar.)
28%C
(quar.)
91 %c
7-
1
25c
6
7•
6
6-12
6-30
35c
6
7-
7-15
•
6
7-
7-15
27%C
—
6-
9
6-15
6-30
6-19
$1
preferred (quar.)—"—
5V'2% preferred (quar.)_
7-1
30c
-
'.4%
Helme
6-30
(Geo.
W.)
Co.,
6-19
6-30
SI. 37%
(quar.)_.
7% preferred (quar.)——
'
Heppenstall Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co. (quar.)
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.)
—
Hertz Corp. (quar.)
Hlbbard. Spencer, Bartlett (quar.)
:—
1
8-19
7-
1
5-19
43%C
7- 1
5-19
7-
1
5-19
66c
7-
1
56 %c
25c
50c
25c
—
-
.
75c
30c
Hlgbee Company (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
5-19
25C
r-
1
r-4
6-18
,
$1.37%
6-30
$1.25
'6-30
$1.12%
6-30
$1.06%
6-30
6-12
6-121
6-19
■
7- .1
8-
&
Dauch
Paper Co.
(Edward)
Canada,
7-29
-
6-rlO
6-19
6-30
7-
6-17
1
6-26
7-15
9-15
12-15
:
€-16
7-
1>
9-
6
12r 5
Ltd.
*450
Quarterly
Quarterly
Hines
of
6-12
1
6-25
45C
Hhide
6-12
1
-45c
Lumber
0-25
5-30
745c
—
9-25
8-31
50c
(quar.)
6-12
6-12
7-
40c
common
—
B-19
7v
59% c
5.28% preferred (quar,)—.
General Time Corp.
(quar.)
Rubber
6-30
53 Vic
preferred
7-
7-15
——
54%0
5%%
7-15
25c
Corp. f(quar.)_
Helena Rubenstein, Inc. (quar.)_
Heller (Walter E.) & Co., com. (quar.)
6-15
50c
4.36% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
6-30
21 %c
—
*
Common
6-18
6- 8
-7-15
Hein-Werner
6-10.
$1.12%
7-
25C
—
-
7-
E
F (quar.)
5%% preferred G (quar.):
Heinz (Hi J.) Co., 3.65% preferred
6-15
of Wisconsin—
1
>'!—'•—*•.
7-
& Electronics Corp.—
6-22
Co."
60c
25 %c
<quar.)
30c
Electric
33 %c
53c
:(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
6-22
7-31
2"%
:
preferred B (quar.)^-———
4%% preferred C (quar.).
1
5%
preferred D (quar.)-
31 %c
;
dividend
5%
.
^
(quar.)_,
lo
4%%
6-17-'
"7-15
$1.16
(quar.)
8-
(New
100 shares held
Telephone Co. of the Southwest
preferred (quar.)
:
&
7-17
I
6-30
$1.50
$1.25
(Dallas)
Hanover
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
Tire
e-
37 Vic
>
Stockholders approved a two-for-one stock
split on the common shares
trust
.
General
Insurance Co.
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%
5
Haloid
25c
„
$2.10 preferred
.' 7-
6-1
>7%C
(quar.)
5
'
25C
20c
—
Guarantee Co. of North America
Hawaiian
5%% preferred
5.60%
preferred
6-1S
6- 8
6-15
8-f
7- 1
6-30
1
6-22
20o
8
*18%C
7-
6-21
6-12
6-
34%c
5.10%
6-30
8
6-30
Telephone (Iowa), 5%% pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
> $1.35 preferred (quar.)__
$2.40 preferred1 (quar.)_^
General Telephone Co, of Ohio—
■„
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
6-
7-
6-
$1.25
Stock
9- 1
37 %c
8
6-30
'
6-29
5
6-
$1.06%
4%%
6-30
6-30
6- 1
1
Gulf
1
6-19
1
6- 5
7-
6-12,
-
6-30
1
6-25
1
7-
7-
9-25
1
7-
*•7-
6-
6-26
~7-
25c
——
25c
1
6-30
7%c
—-
(quar.)
7-
25c
0-15
v7- 2
*5c
(initial)——
Markets
7-8
6-30
6-10
1
37 %c
6-15
$1.25 preferred
American
7-29
6-19
,
6-10
2
$3
6-17
1
6-15
7- 2
7-
17%C
.
6- 5
6-30
-6-30
.
30C
$1.75
preferred (quar,)_
——.——
5%
preferred (1954 series)
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Griesedieck Co., common (increased)—
'5% conv. preferred (quar.)—
——
Griggs Equipment Inc
6-30
10c
9-1
6-12
Greenwich Gas -Co.i ;coramon———
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—
—
—
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)—:
—
1
6-30
1
6-30
Field
—m
6-
All
7-
General
_
Green Mountain "Power
62 %c
6-11
6-10
12%%
;
see
7- I
—
From -ordinary income
(quar.)
(quar.)
lie
—
Greater
(quar.)
General
$3
15c
div.)
6-15
6-1
1
45C
.
;
,4%% preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—•
$2.37% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone
Co. of Indiana—
$1
(quar.) II
"
1
1
7-31
6"1
12- 1
'
preferred (quar.)
Greening Wire, Ltd. (quar.)_
7-
7-
...
(quar.)—
-
7-
5c
(initial)
com.
(N.
>
.
"
(quar.)—:
A
93 %c
■:
for each
:
10c
preferred
500
Z"
Products (quai7)77—7~
Fidelity Fund. Inc. (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investment—
$1.32
10c
—_
(Marshall)
Conn.)
Refractories
Producers—
preferred
$1.25
Railway Signal Co.
lo
(quar.)
$1.80
Great Western Sugar Co., common
Service—
250
"
.
5
G-12
7-1
48c
investment income)
50c
—L—I
Extra
Finance Co.
40o
400
(quar.)_I
Western
6-15
*$1.25
,
6-16
1
.*"7-
12C
(quar.).—1
Corp.
^
General
25c
(monthly)
New common
preferred (quar.)
Finance
Corp.,
Ltd.—
>
30c
~
(quar)_
(quar.)
Great
6-
7-1
General
$1
'
6-12
6-22
7c
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
-
6-30
1st
i.
5%
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
6-23
name
_
Western
$1.25
5preferred
IOC
convert-
old
Great
Financial
■:
-6-16
..
•
1
(Houston) —
6-12
General
20c
-
_
Department Stores
Federated Publications (quar.)
■
7-
(Syracuse,
Federated
Federation
net
-6-30
: 6-
s
6-30
.'',[•*6-38
6-30
50c
C;
(quar.)
;
new
"
,
6-19:
,12-10
(Boston)—
>
v
*31 %C
...
6-15
1; :
*30c
—
'
'7-
40C
250
-
7-1' :>
"Y-15
6-15
37 %C
Vy
Corp.—
; 7- i
6-30
15c
Geheual Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
6-19
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)^
Corp
Fibreboard Paper
Public
Co.
-*40c
.
class. B
Great Southern Life Ins.
6-19
Realty & Utilities Corp.—
Liquidating distribution of voting
certificate, namely 57 Church St.
15c
Co.,
(monthly!
(quar.)
—
preference (quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.'— 5% preferred (quar.)
$1.20
6-10
6- 9.
"6- 9
"
*
■
-
6-19
.
V
•
0-10
6-
Cement,
(From
Common
6-26
-*7-1
•>' 40c
1
—
■'-
6-15
1
General Porjland
6-19
1
10c
B
6-15
1
(quar.)
*80c
r
"(s-af—
Federated Corp. of Delaware—
Field
1
7-
37 %c
preferred <quar.)—_
Falstaff Brewing. 6% con v.
pfd. (quar.)"!
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
(quar7)T_—.
Farmers (fe Traders Life Insurance
Class
7-
25c
6-30
*45c
—
6-30
7-
Reinsurance Corp.
General Securities
(Minn.)
Whitney Corp.—
A
8-14
7-1
(quar.).
—
General
»
Dividend announcement of
$1.60
ible pfd. can be found under
Class
9-1
7-
preferred
~
4%
'
6-5
7-
shares
preferred
General
(N.
Sliops
interest
General Mills, Inc.,
General
Mining &
Haven,
Y.) (quar.)
Insurance (Toronto)
Farrel-Birmingham
6-17
$1
(quar.)
5% preferred
6-16
75c
(initial)
Federal Bake
6-30
6-25
10c
General
Federal Insurance Co.
7-1
50c
Trust
$3.50
Common
New York)
7-17
7-1
31%c
Co.
Investors
6-30
Ltd^-
inc., common
preferred fquar.)
Ex-Cell-0 (quar.)—
Foods Co.,
Electric
Industries,
Beneficial
General
under new name.
Fairmont
7-31
7-15
7-15
Ltd.
Toy,
,
6-16-
6-26
;
Grant
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
i.,—
American
Bond
£
1
(quar.)
Crude Oii (quar.)
40c
LtcT—
IOC
—
'50C
City Steel Co., (quar.)——
55c
(W. T.) Company, common (quar.)..
93 %c
3%% preferred (quar.)._
r
:
40c
Gray Drug Stores (quar.).i,—
Great American Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)__
37 %C
Great American Realty, class A (quar.)—_
5c*.
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—
Ccrp
com. (quar.),,
Co.,
15c
;
6-19
Granite
10c
preferred
6-26
7- 1
1
8-25
11-25
"7- 1
Grand
$2
Finance
Controls
General
6-30
50C
$1.62
0-15
12-15
6%
1
Corp,—
General Contract
6-30
$25c
.
2
&
3
7- 9 li
*25c
,
8-
2C
6- 5
7- 1
(y "*7-3i
6-15
*7%C
(quar.)
6-19
*30o
.known
Co.
Quarterly
5%
-
Box
conv.
Canada
&
(Equal to 0.1283 per share)
Rapids Varnish (quar.)
G- 5
11-
47 %c
Bakeries,
6-30
1
,
7-10
9-
6-25
8-15
7-1-
'6-10.
7-31
9-15
11-10
10c
7-
15C
__
Brooke
Corp.
Grand.
Industries-
General Baking Co..
General
dividend announcement
Eversharp.
Formerly
I—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Cable Corp., common
4% 1st preferred (quar.)
60
(Max)
6-30
.
20c
(quar.)__
"
140c
conv.
General
■
Factor
6-5
6-30
-
8
5.
25c
(quar.)
Employees Insurance
32 %C
(resumed)
50C
Li_;
Fab rex
1
7-27
9c
(quar.)
com.
25C
;
Flooring fc Wood Products,
Fairbanks
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)—
General American Investors, common,
$4.50 preferred "(quar.)
General American Oil Co. of Texas-—--.*
«
■
prcferred
-General Americun
lC
Life
7-
6-
50c
25c
Inc." (Omaha)—
A (quar.)
Co.,
General Builders
6-29
*$1
:
-G-
■
'
Inc.
40c
investment inc.)
General
35c
______
(T. H.) Co.,
(from
6-15
5-11
Extra
Excelsior
5-29
;
6-30
*50c
Batteries
Employees Life Insurance (s-a)
Grafton & Co.,. Ltd,, class A (quar.).
Class A (quar.)
Graham-Paige, 6% conv. preferred (initial)
6-26
60c
1
6- 5
(quar.)—
Corp.—
7% preferred (s-a)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Endicott-Johnson Corp., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c
participating preferred (quar.)
Insurance
7-17
50c
7-
7- 1
__
Emery Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Empire District Electric
Excelsior
1
6-30
$1.50
-
5-11
6-30
—
to
Government
1-
>6-15
-Y-.1
"•''Y-T
55c
—
8.
3-24
25c
1
$1.35
(quar.)II—
(Consolidated)—~
Co.
See
6-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-
6-10"
28 %c
7-
32%c
1
Z
Elmlra & Willlamsport RR. Co. (s-a)———1
Electric Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
_•
(1959) Ltd.
Government
Common
>
(quar.)
$8 pfd. (quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
;
General Bancshares
Corp.
(quar.),
;
150
Name_ changed
7-10
lie
(quar.)
$1.34
Emerson
Estabrooks
7-20
20c
$1.18
•
Class A__—
Gould-National
37 %c
General American Transportation
-
Co.
Steel,
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Erie
8-19
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Co. (quar.)
i
Power
7-15
$1.06
22 %e
B1 Paso Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
Electric Bond <te Share Co. (quar.)—;
Electric Storage Battery
Fund
6-1E
5%
class B conv. pfd. (quar.)
(Julius) & Co., common (quar.)
preferred
Gatineau
6-30
,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
City
6% %
6-10
7-15
7%c
_
$4.12 preferred
Equity
Co.
Industries Fund
5%
-
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Gas
20c
Edison 'Bros. Stores, 4 % %
preferred (quar.)
Edison Sault Electric (increased
quar.)—.
El Paso Electric Co.—,
Water
1
2
12V2C
Corp. (quar.)
Freightlines, Inc
*3QC
—
-
Economy Baler Co, (quar.)-—
Manufacturing
E.)
Packing
*37 %C
—
(quar.)
6-25
15C
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)
Economics Laboratory Inc.
(quar.)_
Quarterly
79-
,
6-26-
.6-24
$1.50
Co.
-
7-15
^7- 1
12%C
r-
(quar.)
F.)
1
7-15
"7-10
-
10c
—^—
(stock dividend)
Extra
Garrett
Gate
Fund-
(Initial)
Elizabethtown
■•Quarterly
8-24
10c
convertible
Garrett
income-
Quarterly from net investment
Elder
1
75c
<quar.)...J
Co.,
.
8-1
7- 1
Products
9-
Bros,
"
7-15.
<
1
7-1
50c
-$1.50
(quar.)—..
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada),.Ltd.—
*30c
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
Investors, Inc.—
from net investment income—
$1.75
—
7- 1
Electrical
Goodrich
10%
(stock dividend)
Quarterly
Garfinckel
90C
$5,40 preferred
Goldblatt
8-24
Fundamental
6-15
Quarterly from net .investment
-
6-24
s
15c
—..
1
1
37C
S4.72 preferred
$5.36 preferred
7-16
1
9-1
5c
(quar.)
Refining
1
Kodak Co., common
(quar.)
$3.60 preferred (initial quar.),.
Howard Balanced Fund-
Ltd.
1
7-
*12%c
Extra
7-
Eaton &
Match,
8-
<B.
1.
<quar.)
6-
,
25c
.
6-18
6-
56%c
57}gc
—
6-19
25c :■> -.6- X
jr..
"
(quar.)^_^__^.__„"_u_—
Company
Brewing Co., 60c conv. pfd.
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.).-
68 %c
(quar.)
25 c
Eastman
Eddy
GoebeJ
Corp.—
(initial quar.)
Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A ,(accum.)_
—1$6 preferred B (accum.)
Stock dividend
Glidden
7-10
20C
interest.—
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
States
Mfg.
Realty Co.
7%c
' $1.12%
New common
Echlin
6%
Company,
Frontier
6-19
7- 1
15C
——
6-12
1
8-
4%
(quar.).
Company
Frlto
1
1
32%c ;
.
Eastern
7-
7-21
$1.50
-
Gas,, com. (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)—
—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com. (quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)—.
Eastern Racing Assn., common (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar,).—
•5.20%
(initial)
com.
5
1
6-29
IOC
&
Frigikar
East
6-22
25c
6-15
6-30
50C
-
Ltd.
Cos.,
Friedman
Dynamics. Corp. of America—
*1 $1
6-30
Founders Mutual Fund—
.
new
*7-
50c
10c
preferred (quar.)_————
preferred (quar.>:__-_^;_-_».___.
Glens Falls Insurance Co. (N. Y.) <quar.)__
30C
6-
;
'4%%
>4%%
$2.75
Foster-Forbes, Glass Co., com. (quar.)
5%%
preferred - A (quar.)__
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
50c
HJ
6-15.
6-29
Tool
35c
B
6-
4CT8c
Machine
35c
7- 1
5
(quar.)T„
75C
non-voting (quar.)
-—Foremost Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
—
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR—5%% preferred - (s-a).—.......
5-14
3;
.
6-1*
(P.
7-1
*15c
12 %C
tquar.).—
52 %C
—
preferred
7-
1
6-15
Co.
Lewis
&;
Glatfelter
,
6-12
25c
—
Mines, Ltd.—
Globe-News Publishing Co—Lr.
27 %c
—
4.20%
^
25%
———-
;
Art
.
-
$1.50
:
Giddings
25c
—
(quar.)
voting
Gibson
;
held)
(quar.)—-
Gold
12%C
(initial)
Wallace, $3 class A
Class B
"
.'dividend) ,,*L-
&
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)———
share
Cement
Interim
Machine—
&
(initial)
A
Class B
7-10
7-25
$1.12%.
1
J
(quar.)——
Gear
6-15
6-5
each
Portland
7- 8
:
6-15
6-30
for
..Aircraft
€-20
6-30
1
r
G-30
2%
dividend)—
"7-
'
$1.15
-
7-24
6-12
6-21
6-15
D-15
1
1
.6-15
Giant
7-1
ii
*1-
:■
->6-29
5-21
7- X
4
$1.25
5-28
'"7-1
Giant Yellowknlfc
°
4
8-
•" 7- "1
6-15
'
6-
6-25
■'
;
6-15
$1.05
"i€-22
>6-25
;
7-1
250
.
10c
25c
:
r
$1.25
6-23
1
6-15
$1.23
7-1
7-
6-12
.1
.17 %C
preferred (quar.)
—^—
preferred (quar.)„Gera Corp., $6 voting pfd. (quar.):
Getty Oil (stk. div.) <l/20th sh. of Spartan
6-12
6-25
6:15
1
7-
.$4.92
6-19
1
6-15
1
^
> ,$5.00
G-19
25c
•
Pressed Steel Corp.
Class
7-10
7-25
87.%C
>
1
-7-
7%C '
'
25c;
preferred 4quar.)_,__.—
Georgia1 Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.).
6- 8
1
1
300
(quar.)-':
common
(quar.).
Markets (stock
Bros.
Foote
.
*
7-
$1.18%
—
Machinery & Chemical, com.
Fostoria
6-16
7-.1
'
7-
7-17
>"7-
;7%C>
(quar.)_,—
5%
28C
Telephone Corp. (quar.)—........
(quar.)
....—
Giant
Food
'
4
18c
—
"
.
"
r
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Food Fair Stores,
$4.20 preferred
6-12
7-2
.
7- i
-
7-17
T-31
87j/2c
Georgia-Pacific Corp., com. (quar.)
Stock div. ^five shares for each four held)
220
—
(quar.)—
com,
$1.12 preferred
*37%C "
6-20
7-
60
(initial)
common
X
7- 2
30C
—
•:-i
$1.25
—
1
Co.
6-19
--7-31
37y2c.:
.Genung's Inc. (quar.)
—
George Putnam Fund (Boston)—
Quarterly from investment lncome__v„—
5
7- X
50
Fund
Florida Public Utilities,
5-27
1
*30c
6-
florid a Power & Light Co.—
6-30
7-31
10-30
5-27.
6-15
7-
12c
(initial quar.)_
(quar.)
—...—
Mutual
1
6-30
$1.25
common
preferred
Florida
6-17
6-30
5%
7-
Parts
'-v- JL
20c
quar.
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
"$3.50 preference series A (quar.)
Genesee Brewing Co., class A com.- (quar.) .Class B common (quar.),.
Genuine
3
1
7-
12 %C
(quar.)
7- 8
Co.,
8-
0-17
(initial
2nd pfd.
80c conv.
6-15
6-30
20C
7- 2
-
6-30
Papaoie oj nec.
Share
f
,•
Waterworks—J :.;":'.*,;.,,.
General
6-23
50c
I
*25c
Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)—
Drilling. & Exploration Co. .(s-a;———,
Driver-Harris Co. ^stockholders approved a
-two-for-one split of- the common snares)
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—•
>7%
preferred
Dun lop Rubber
(quar.)„_
8-
25C
Dravo
common
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
7-30
25c
43.50fjpeferred., (quar.
$44>0- preferred, (quar.)
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.),
Bank
Corp.
*15o
-
Duke Power Co.,
<fc
7-16
75c
Co., $5 preferred (quar.}--.*-—
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
—
Flagg-Utica Corp., common—
7- I
6-23
•
Fisher Bros.
,
7- 6
J.)
N.
iouar.)
Porter Co., 5%
preferred
6-16
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)-:
Draper Corp..(quar.)
City,
(Jersey
Stores
6-10
2
725c
1,
1
7-16
750
6-26
6-30
,—
Brewery, Ltd)
«
Chemical Co. (quar.)
—i
Theory Investment Fund Inc.
Dow
Bank
7-15
>25C
Dow
Corp.
National
7-15
7-
8-
$1
15c
:■'/
Company
Holder$
When
per
Name of
7- 6
8-
? 7%C
56 %c
.
common
Quarterly
?40c
(s-a)-—
Dover Corp., ..common (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)
Dow
;
*30C
:•'> *$4 >
.
$1 preference iquar,—...
Domlnquez Oil Fields, (monthly)Don n aeon a
Geneva
First
Ltd.—
Co.
*
-
A
f
$1
Corp.,
7-2
:50c
$17 %C
Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical
dc
series
preierrea
Boston
*25c,
Investment, Ltd.
(quarj
$2.25
First
First
(s-a)—
Dominion Steel & Coal,
Dominion
;'V
(quar.)-.
(quar.)—.
common
3-31
*30C
,
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
Ifoldert
Payable of Rec.
Share
>
6-30
5%
;:
f Name of Company
Financial General Corp.,
Payable of Reo.
When
Per
Hold era
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
;
.
.
(Continued
on
page
50)
7-io
6-1*
Volume 189
5857
Number
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2793\
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1958
Lowest
1
30% Jan
"713
43% Jan 13
,10212 Jan 1
Jan
40% Jan
7
120
a
Nov 20
59 3 'a Feb
9
20% Aug 2a
3
Abacus Fund—
8
84% Apr 28
134
Apr 24
:
Abbott
4%
ABC
23% Jun
3
37* a July 15
49% Oct 24-
47% Jan
2
56% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
24% Nov
18
16
Jun
9
23% Jan
2
19 3 a Jan
-3
29% Oct
14
26
Jan
2
20'i Jan
'2
27% Apr
,«
Jan
2
11
94% Jan
2
1
33
Monday
EXCHANGE
47% May
112% Feb 18
18% Mar 26
" Nov 24
LOW AND
NEtV YORK STOCK
Highest
29
40 % Dec
3
,
14
Lowest
Highest
j
Jan
Par
Laboratories
convertible
common
-
preferred
Acme
Steel
*43%
72
.
24*2 Jan
^6
82
Oct
J
"97
7
Jan
2
Nov
33
30% Mar
61
125
17% Jan 28
19% Dec 29
23% Jan
ft
Adams
12
Admiral Corp
2
33% Mar 30
79% Feb
3
193% Jan
8
297
Dec
16
315% Apr
30
91% Mar 10
328
Apr 22
24% Jan
2
34
Dec
31
30% Jun
16
.
2% Jan
3
5
3
9
,
11% Jan
2
2
22% Apr
5-
14
2
34
;
25% Nov
16%.Jan 28
49*4 Jan 13
•
i
•
20% Nov
2
Jan 16
4% Jan
7
3% Feb
19% Jan
26
Jan
72
18
83% Nov 21
9
23% Jan
July
Dec
77% Jun
80% Nov 24
16%
29%
28%
28%
; 28%
16"
13
280
160
Dec
14% Apr
2
33
30% Jan
91
.
12-
Dec
72% Apr 29
84
7
10-% Jun 17
52% Jan
5
76% Jun 18
14% Feb
4
61% Jun 11
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
26% Feb
32% May 28
26
.
38% Oct
2
Jan
15
27% Jau
21
22"
Feb
13
52
12
16
53% Dec
*
—
15
'
47% Jun
114% Sep
25
17
"
86% Jun 19
32% Jun 17
—
May 27
-
39% Feb 25
34
Jun
19
:
33% Jun
2
38Va Jan
58
Jan
29% Feb
2
64% May 29
9
45% Jan
2
39% May 6
54% May 25
20% Jan
1
19
Jan
7
29% May 14
20% Feb 11
17
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
62% Nov 18
41% Jun
10
60% Jan
2
37% Sep 11
39% Jan
2
42% Jan 21
2
47% Dec 19
36% Jun 10
47% Jan
2
44% Mar 17
40% Mar
45% Dec 24
29% Jan
44% Dec
40% Oct 14
66% May 29
27% Apr
7
58% Dec 31
19% Feb
37% Dec
2
•
11
47% Dec
25
33% Jan
16
-
•
■
21
5
1
..
13
Jan
2
19
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
17
Nov 11
20% Sep 22 \
22
9% Nov
51
Sep 29
96% Mar
15
46% Feb
17
25
24
40% Nov
20
38% Feb
9
13
2
55% Dec
17
477/8 Feb
14% Jan
2
26% Nov
13
25
12
19"% Jan
2
30% Dec 31
29 y8 Feb
11
11% Jan
2
18% Oct
14% Jun
8
16% Jan
2
13
134
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
32 % Jan
2
Jan
14
79
Sep 22
41% Dec
Jan
13
Dec
30
77%
771/2
*77%
79
*77%
79
77%
77%
340
11%
26,300
1
21% July 28
Jun
3
59% Nov 17
85% Jun
10
~3~0% Oct" 13
17
Jan
2
102
Oct
20
20% Feb 28
31
Dec
18
37%
17
17y4
17%
112%
114%
No par
No par
53%
54%
42%
42 %
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
;
_100
10%
11
10%
60%
61
60%
61
77
77%
77
77
10
30%
31%
30%
30%
100
*106%
110%
*106%
4.08%
Inc
Mfg
common:
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
American Bank Note
10
Jun
19
101
Jun
3
53% Jan
8
80% Jun
16
15
Jun
American Home
2
18% Feb
24
20% Jan
2
Feb
25
105
89% Apr 30
84
19
30
1
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
5%% prior preferred
American Metal
American Molasses
43% Jan
11
1
32% Jan
18% Apr 21
152
Mar 17
9
May 21
1
27
148% Mar 20
26 % Mar 26
31% Jun
5
70% Jun
18
Jun
19
120% Jan
5
2
86% May 11
16
May 27
63% Mar
125
105
Jun
Jan
43% Mar
35% Feb
9
12
3~a Jan
2
15% July 11
8
28 % Dec
Jan
29
26
18% May 18
16
RQ
Jun
9
10
16
American Rad
7% preferred
107% Jan 20
129% Jan
20
27% May
2
37% Dec
5
61% May 21
32% Jan
7
46% Mar 13
£3% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
46 '/a Jun
30
61% Oct
U
53% Jan
7
22
Jan
13
<149.87%
32% Dec
dividend.
5
For all
10%
11,700
42%
42%
36%
43%
42%
43%
42%
42%
41,900
*90
43%
49%
43
*41
91
*88%
42
41%
41%
40%
40%
91
88%
88 7 «
55%
54%
55%
*88%
54%
55%
35,400
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
1,100
49%
49%
49%
49%
37%
37%
38%
38%
38%
37%
*40%
41%
40
40%
*39%
41%
*39%
49%
14,700
38%
20,200
41
500
30
30
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
2,500
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
7,900
32%
33
166
172
17%
19%
17%
*102
*17%
19%
*99
101
32%
32%
162%
167
17%
17%;
*102
120
32%
32%
32
32%
1,800
165%
167%
166
167%
4,800
17%
17%
17%
1,700
32%
165
17%
120
*102
'
101
17%
120
•102
17%
17%
19%
17%
17%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*99
*99
101
83%
*99
84%
400
3,400
101
83%
84
*79%
81
39,300
80%
82%
82%
79%
79%
79%
79%
53%
80%
82%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
1,600
26%
26%
25 s «
26%
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
35,900
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
79
84%
—
17%
19%
19
101
'
120
*17%
17%
*79%
•
81 '
'
30
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
30
30
30
29%
30%
29%
29%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
600
37
37%
37%
39%
38%
40%
38%
39 %
210,800
58%
42%
58%
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
13,900
42
42%
2,700
30
*14%
1,900
'
42%
42%
47
46%
46
46%
8,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
28,600
142%
*141
100
15% | 15%
*140% 142%
41%
15%
*141
♦141
142%
'
•141
142%
,
48
3,600
142%
1,200
10
36
36%
36%
36%
3G
36
36
36%
•36%
36%
Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
60
60
58%
59%
58
58
59
59
59%
60%
730
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46 %
45%
45%
16,600
140%
140%
140%
1%
preferred
100
American Snuff
6%
Co
Amer South
1%
'123%
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
*57
57
*123%
*123%
125
140
141
58
57%
>
k
800
140%
57
400
57
123
58
123%. 123%
125
123
30 %
30%
29%
30
29
29%
29%
30
'
29%
67
66%
68
66%
70%
69
70%
69%
30
29%
65%
70
9,000
26,300
1
88%
89
88%
89
88 34
89
89
89 %
89
89%
1,300
29%
31
29%
30 3i
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
5,200
31%
31%
31
31%
31
31%
31%
32%
31%
31%
2,880
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
79 %
75%
77%
75%
78%
77%
79%
77%
92
91%
92%
92
93
92%
93%
93
94%
120%
120%
120%
121%
120%
46%
46%
46%
47%
46%
100
25
121
Water Works
Co com—5
46%
14
121%
47
14
14
14
14
.
14
14
25
series
*27%
28%
^27%
28
*27%
28
27%
25
series
*25
26
*25 %
25%
*25%
26
*25%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
67%
69
67%
38%
36%
37%
.
62%
63%
62%
63%
T
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
No par
57%
58%
57%
58
56%
58
38
38
38
38
37%
38%
94
*92 >'a
94
-
-
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
120
121
47%
47%
14
,
13%
310,700
8,100
410
121
18,400
47%
13%
27%
*27
*25%
5,200
■
100
28
26
26
16
16%
16%
13,100
69%
72%
70%
71'/a
37%
38%
37%
38%
19,400
7,000
63%
64%
63
63%
40,700
;58%
59%
59
59%
1,320
x38
39
38%
38%
*92%
94
•91%
39
38%
39%
31%
30%
31 %
.
'
Corp—
preferred
3,200
78%
91
Corp
preferred
Common
17%'
17%
77%
<;5
Wire & Cable
*17%
5
33&
Co
common
66%
$4
140
com—25
Tob«cro_.
Tel
American Tobacco
Anderson
141
25
Sugar
preferred
Tel
*57
58
125
140
1
Steel Foundries
American Sumatra
6%
58
preferred_100
non-cumulative
American
25
common
140
37
14
10
15%
64
28.
300
91
30
38%
page
49%
49%
36%
41 %
67%
36% Jan
16,400
54%
63
aet
37%
27%
56%
37%
40% May
27%
*19
37%
17%
17%
*102
120
19%
54%
43%
49%
36%
68%
7
8
300
10%
Ampex Corp
!
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
50
25
6
9
footoot—
19%
10%
74% Mar 17
84% Feb
39-^ Jan
30% Jan
19%
10%
16%
95% Apr
other
*19%
15%
34
4
27%
19%
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
90% Jan 20
3
33
169%
27%
10%
47%
Anchor Hocking Glass
HBx
•
46
5%%
13
4,900
42
6%
Mar
15,800
46%
Preferred
Jan
May 31
41% Nov 14
53%
46%
Preferred
22% Jan
100
200
34
52
47%
American
1
17% Mar 18
2
27%
65%
33%
,1
42%;
3
2
2
53%
45%
23
12
Jan
34%
52%
46
Feb
14 s,s Jan
Jan
64
33%
53
41%
29
24% Jan
sa
64
33%
1,900
45%
15% Jan
15
6
33
64
52%
3,000
47%
15%
13% Mar 12
Feb
*64
64
31%
53%
•
34'/a
46%
26% Jan
33
100
*34
33%
46,500
45%
45%
American Viscose
23
31
■
34
31%
153
45%
46
50% Apr 27
17% Nov
Dec
!
5
-
47
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
American
27% Dec
39
'
34
■
30%
*143
45%
42
Co
4
31
64-64
33
x52%
31%
150
45%
46
Refining
10
Dec
150
45%
46
American
23% Jan
29
30%
30%
150
%
No par
American Stores
13 % Jan
119% Jun
■
1
&
4
.10% Jun
40
30%
*143
Co—
1
Chem—No par
& Std Sany com—5
Co
2
18
75% Jun
26
30%
155
3,800
•
9%
American News
May 27
Jan
33
19%
18
May
37
32%
26%
.40% Feb
56% Feb
90
33%
10%
58%
45
1
33
27%
25
18
4
33%
200
19%
American Natural Gas Co
30
11
32%
43
26%
14
45% Dec
Nov
700
15,700
.
*19%
73% Apr
29% Dec
97% Dec
-f
87%;
43
•
27%
37%
2
38
47%
86%
%
19%
36%
22
134% Jun
33%
53%
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'
5
27% Jan
2
47%
89%
34
American Motors Corp
27% Dec
15
47%'
34
15
2
27
43%
88
34,
14%
2
74% Feb
43%
47%
89%
34
30
Jan
25% Jan
43%
47%
34%
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22,900
1
87%
45
33%
52%
38
47%
45%
*64
99%
*42%
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,
98%
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38
172,200
•
;
1
45%
14vie
117% Jan
119% Sep
30%
*145
*37
5,000
33%
'
'
45%
29%
61
6
30%
152
-
38
45%
1
41
14% Nov
30%
2
8
2
33%
Co
52% Mar 31
8% Jan
33
Products
45
31
33%
17%
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
4%% preferred
100
140'% Jun
29% Jun
89%
*80
6
3
47%
87%
*37
43%
47%
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals_No par
15% Jan
4
*42'%
47%
*99
American Potash
31
43%
89%
1
American Optical
Dec
98 %
100
19
16
12.50
Products
22
27
35% Dec
97
47%
2
American Ice Co common
No par
6% non-cumulative preferred_10o
22'
8
35% Dec
96%
87%
33
50
Corp
4
105
98%
38
36%
American Hardware Corp
American Enka
4
15%Feh
24% Jun
6
96%
100
36%
32%
:
-
35% Apr
Feb
32% Jan
1
6
33
41%
29%
15
17
May
59% Apr
34% Jan
98
Jan
Apr
12
32%
5
Apr
45
19
31% Jan
36%
33% "
200
112
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
50
Mar 30
25% Feb
37
32%
■
91
56
110
65% Jan
36%
33%
*108
*90
55%
43%
49
36%
May 11
61% May 6
55% May 18
38% Jun 18
2
Jan
37%
107
3,000
1,100
Mar 17
57
36%
95
107
4,300
3
7
110%'
36%
49% Mar
July 16
*106%
23,100
51
84% Mar
61% Nov
110%
6,200
30%
30%
56%
7
126
31
3,800
<
56%
4
43
30%
58%
36s,
May 27
139
30% '
11%
77
51
6
13
30%
11
600
56%
38% Jan
Jun
57%
*76%
'
51%
32% Jan
155
11%
59%
77%
10%
33
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1,500
76%
95%
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41%
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56
77
60%
7
37
38
18 %
41%
37%
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2
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2
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41% *
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14
140
54%
41%
36%
25
Jun
54
u
10%
18% 1
39%
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8
16% Dec 30
6
18%
■
42
49%
35% Dec
May 5
51% Oct 20
*10
54
41%
60
2,200
13,600
55%
40% Nov
68
*18%
53%
17%
113
47%
2
34% Nov
112%
55%
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
7
2
17%
114%
36,800
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<
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20% Jan
10
17%
113
17%
8,600
54%'
102
36%
69% Nov 17
13
17%
113%
38
53%
♦96
-
47%
43
2
35% Jan
■
10
1% preferred
25
American Chain & Cable
No par
American Chicle Co
No par
American Crystal Sugar com—^10
4%% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
10
American Distilling Co
20
American Electric Power Co
10
48% Jan
48% Apr
42%
10%
37%
55%
102 1
"
37 *•;
*37
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
25% Feb 25
22% Jan
54
42
38%
53%
95%
,
No par
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
1
5% preferred
20
41% Dec
May 12
18%
53%
'>
17%
112
37%
102
1*96%
r
8,700
4,300
195
32%
1
common
18
'37%
11%
*96
*180
36%
;
No par
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
2
157
96
18%
Jan
26
54%
96
17%
3
Nov
52%
114%
92% May 7
Apr 22
13% Jun
8
144%
37
53
98
18%
16% Nov 21
2
37%
52%
*95%
113%
3
11% Jan
36%
52%
„
11%102
190
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'
v
55%
177
Jun
100
11%
195
100%
51%
Y
7
11%
102
16,000
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9
58
37%
11%
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195
5
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16
11%
101%
18
11
92
n
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*175
5%
48
43%
12
16% Jan
n%
102
190
5%
.
55%
Feb
104
11%
*96
*180
:
5%
47
*42%
14% Jan
41
17% Jan
1
common
preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
6% convertible preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen Industries Inc
1
'
5%
Y
36%
55%
61
6
Mar 13
31
122
18
100
„
42%
2
Jan
39% May
11
Aug 27
Apr 21
17% Nov
111
78 r
;
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19%
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
15
11
73
77%
preferred
5%
■
42%
91
Jan
55% Dec
44
20%
29
5%
10
38% Mar 17
3
17
383a Jan
3,200
10%
84
80% Jan
32% Feb
5,700
31
'
'
26%
*19%
10%
42%
May 29
65% Apr 28
44
May 28
39% Jan
Feb
6
30%
19%
American Airlines common
1
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co
No par
160% Apr
48
Apr
118
1,400
29
9
9
33% Apr
2
12
*
*
•
325
29
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
8
10
10
44% Nov
31
.
85%
'
v
20
30
2
Y
30%
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1
16,500
19%
5
56% Apr,- 0
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9
13
;' '
85%
■
:■■■:•
v
29%
29%
85%'
325
1,200
23%
28%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co
1
Amcrace Corp.—
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp.:—No par
52
Mar 31
44% Jan
7
42% Jan
25% Oct
125% Oct
2
34% Jan
.
11
99% Jun
24% Jan
14% Jan
85% Jan
31
23%
29 %
,
84%
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'
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•
113
29
35% Apr
•
Feb
39
"
83% Mar 17
113
;3i
24
9,200
49 ",
1
;.
28%
106% Feb
33% Jan
Apr 29
42% Dec 11
33% Feb 21
81
13
96% Oct
Jun 25
60% Jan
104
32% May 4
27
May 1
! 77% May 11
Nov 17
42% Oct 31
29
.
320%
47
111%
19%
5%
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15% Jan 21
111
V
84%
83%
.
,
29
28%
47
114%
19%'
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
1
55% Dec
2
23%
*313
31;
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•46
111%
23%
5,200
t
29%
Allied Kid Co
6
Jan
1
9/200
3,600r
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,
19%
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"
2
27-
28
28%
May 14
21% Mar 20
17
Jan 29
16%
29%
27%
'
123
74
'
16
2ft
•
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2
35% Jan
22% May 19
91%. Jan
2
4,200';
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5%%
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
11
2814
5,000
51%
16%
29%
21%
51
29%
16
9
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Jan
I
100
21%
•
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46
7,800
19%
Jan
39% Jan
<-
29
.
'
50%
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71%
124 '
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Jun
48% Jan
57
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22
16
113
22-%
3201/-
30%~
21%
28%
.
70%
*118
'
19%
Alleghany Corp
18
Apr
8
Apr 21
Dec 17
43% Oct 13
Jan
31%
46:
,
84%
83%"
125
50%
%
28 %
111
29
29
*117
29
102
10% May 19
36% Jun 12
27
31
100
43%
1
92
7
—
23%
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.
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'
23 -
'
'
71%
'
'
84%
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:
5
common
96
Jan 14
12% Feb 10
18
46
110%
320
44%
•
2
Inc
4%%
May 11
55% Jun
2
:
~
28%
.
71
21% !-'■
50%
16%
29%
21%
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28%
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46
29%
84
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44
the Week
>
June 19-
Aldens
8
May 11
44% Apr 17
44% Jan
11
Corp
29 %
100
Friday
:
„
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc__
13% Apr 17
101% Jun
1
206% Apr 30
Jan
Gas
18
96% Oct
*
„
Dec 30
100
Dec 12
15% Oct
6
16
12
pfd 1951 series
conv
Alabama
30
2
160
29
49% Nov
2
Apr 18
4.50%
16%
"
109%
24%.
June IX
*43%
124
49%
48
23%
_.l
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
32% Jan 28
July 31
21
8ft
Jan
1
»
-
108%
*46%
108
Aeroquip Corp
6% Mar 19
9% Jan 28
93
Jan 29
10% Dec 30
2
Nov
Jan
1f9l
35
No par
Addressograph-Multigrapli Corp—5
29% May 11
*118
49%
28%
-
„1
Adams-Mfllis Corp
May 19
Jan
1
Salesfar
Thursday
*
21%
16%
10
i
Express. Co
PRICES
; ,
71
49
-
29% Dec 31
33% Oct
9
SALE
44
'70%
21%
49%
28%
1
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\
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72%
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22
49
44
70%
122
; 21%
25
*43%
74%
HIGH
Wednesday
June 17
?
June 16
44
...
122
1
Inc
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc_—
15
5
100
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
Y
1
——_
Tuesday
June 15
*92%
*92%
94
37
37
32
33
%
37%
37%
37%
37%
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32%
31%
31%
38
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94
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,
6,800
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A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18 '(2794)
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Inrf
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Yeur 1958
Lowest
Pat
Tuesday
June 15
99
Jan
2
44% Dec
15
43% Jan
2
49;% Feb 11
Archer-Daniels-Midland
JNo par
44%
44%
44%
44%
Feb
25
41% Aug
35
Jun
16
40% Jan 26
35%
73%
36 . •
7474
35!4
7
Argo Oil Corp_—-5
Armco Steel Corp. ——10
35
67% Dec
4
19
73%
24% Dec 31
23
Armour & Co
—^—5
24%
25
24%
Armstrong Cork Co common—— .1
42 %
78 %
*22
43
39% Apr
12% Feb
10
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
Nov
3
90
«6% Apr
3% Jan
7
17
7
7
9
May
35% Feb
75% Jun
46'
1
30% Feb 24
8
Feb~25
15
37% Feb
12
6% Jan
9
May 5
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
May 25
7
$3.75 preferred——
*19% Dec" 30
34% Dec 10
10% Aug
8
78
Jun
19
86% Apr
20
Jan
22
2g
11% Jun
3
17% Jan 27
Artloom
23% Jun
80
9
Jan
2
28% Apr
2
2ffi?4 May 15
40;!-i May 19
Arvln
19
3lV2Feb 11
10% Jan
2
14% Jun
i
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
39
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
67
46% Nov 19
44
Feb
100
Jun
10
Oil <fc
5 "
22%
——5
25%
38,800
427
25%
247b
417b
427a
12%
24%
3,400
3,100
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78
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22
21%
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130
12 %
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12%
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'
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i
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'
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37
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25-
247..
79%
; 22%
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2nd preferred S1.50
ASR Products Corp
25%
75%
22
12%
18,000
74%
678
24
75
747 B
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12%
74
357a
79%
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35%
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22
1274
45
44%
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42%
24 %
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44%
35%
44%
21 %
—-1
Inc—
the Week
June 19
!a
44
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June 18
35%
•
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42
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79
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18
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.
:
32,500
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
■
12
53?,a Jun
13
May 5
Dec 19
105
96
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
Mar 16
.
Sales for
Thursday
June 17
22
64 Vs May
PRICES
Wednesday
June 16
Common
107% Mar 31
5.25%
52
.———1
—.
preferred
1st
100
—100
/;y
-53
52%
W 1015
*
101
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102
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53%
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53
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10
2
Associates Investment
10
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53
53%
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102
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101
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86% Jan
8
18
41% Nov 10
Feb
92
28
37% Jan
53% Dec 30
34
45% Nov 13
2
Feb 25
78% Oct 29
€% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
Jan
90
8% Aug
17% Aug
28
7
10% Mar
2
47
May 18
47% Feb 17
931
43% Jan
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
——10
53;% Apr 17
Jan
39% Jan
85
5%
4
Atlantic
15
Apr
Jan
6
4%
62i2 May 25
5
15
79% Jun 19
86% Mar
8
8% Jan
5
6% May 18
15% Jun 16
10% Feb 11
5','c
30
72% Sep 22
68% Jan 27
84'% May
2
25% Dec 10
16% May 27
8
21% Jun
27% Jan
13
6
28% Dec 19
29 % Dec 30
32%
19
2
13% Dec
Atlas
2f% Feb 16
16% Jan
32% Aug
8% Jan
11
9
25%» Apr 29
10% Jan
7
5
Jun
100
No par
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Conv prior pref ($1.20)
80
2874'
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85%
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55 7 «
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57
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19
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22%
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31 %
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15
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80
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81
18
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17% May 25
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10%
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42%
*84 74' /, 8574
56%
57
Atlantic Refining
3
Jun
2874
City Electric Co coin—6.50
preferred—
'
2974
.
preferred—10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
26
7% Jan
37
non-cumulative
•'
A-
%
82
-
*
;
300
800
■.%
3% Jan
9
Jun
24
36
BVt Jan
34% Jan
2
6
95
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
22% Apr
45% Apr
7
7
29 % Jan
2
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
45% Apr
8
Mar 24
23
16% Jan
33% Jan
7
10% Nov 21
Jan
34
Apr
12% Jun
7
9
4 If!«
6
Jun
Nov
3
45
NOV
6
43% Jan
8
3
92 % Jun
10
101-% Feb
5
4
5
89% Jun
8
4%
41% Feb
9
Jun
1
47% Apr 17
6$
Jan 20
Feb 21
95
45% Oct
6
63% Nov 13
Oct 29
48
64% Oct 22
30% May
7
84
61
May
40,
34% May 19
52% Jun 18
23% Jan
9
Jan
G
8
607% Feb 27
Bath Iron Works Corp_
Feb
9
35% May
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
2
46
Mar 12
Bayuk Cigars
Jan
2
51-
Jun
190!
9
Aug 22
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
44
178
95
15
6
100% Mar 26
26j% Jun 15
Beaunit Mills Inc
74% May
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
Dec 29
36% Jan
7
80 y4 Jan
13
30% Oct 29
28 '/a Jan
2
84
Feb
9
40/% Apr 23
36% Oct
35% Jan
9
42j
28% Jan
10% Jan
2
2
Dec 31
44
36
2
13% Dec 17
23% Aug 27
13% Jan
5
19
Feb 26
Sep 22
58% Apr 24
92'/a Jan 13
90
Mar
4
93
15% Mar
May
95
May
I
44% Apr 10
18% Jan
2
45
Jan
6
ft Jan
2
28% Jan
6
74% Dec 12
66
Jan
16
24
24
Jun
16
28;% Mar
21
48
jun
18
52?
1% Feb 18
£
13
"2
36% Jan
6
JanTi*
~54% Oct" 14
159% Jun 12
Oct
2
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
2
76
96
Jan
36
Jan 30
23% Jan
2
18 • July
1
12% Jan
2
34% Feb 25
14% Jan
2
9
Jun
12% Jan
9
Jan
59% Dec
9
37% Oct 28
53
Jan 23
26% Dec
11
18% July 28
5874 Oct 30
22% Oct 10
Bethlehem
3
Feb
4
17% Feb
2U
Jun
9
15
Jun
Bestwall
7%
2
5
16
78
Nov 21
39% Dec 31
70% Feb 10
37% Feb
9
85 : Jan 16
60%*Dec 31
76%:Feb
3.
59
6
Jan
Jan
81';
40%
*85
86
44
44
45
61%
62
62
'*34%
—;
17% Oct 24
10
32% Oct 23
12% Dec 10
92%:?: 93
■
Bolin
41%
50%
V 57 711
83%
53
53%
1,400
27
26 %
26%
2,600
57
,
;:257h
*83
,
36% Oct
33% Jan
5% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
53 y8 Jan
13
Oct 29
34% Jan
6
11% Jan
2
42% Jan 17
82
46% Dec
12
22 Va Jan 13
25
Jun 26
13% Jan
2
78 Vu Jun
lo
13
48% Aug 11
974 Sep 25
40% Jan
Mar 13
92
49% Dec 31
53,% Jun
68
Feb
13
5
Jun
25
25'%
58 y4
59%
83%
36
Jan
19
30
60
19
57% Jan
6
47% Jan
2
28% Jan
6
99,% Apr 27
33% Mar 16
28% Jan 29
35% May 28
30
.
Dec
33% Oct
10
3
20% Dec 31
19'/a Jan
90
90
Oct
10
20% Apr 30
70% Feb 27
8
8
80% ;<?817B
8
32% Apr
1
16
2
13% Jan 27
2
15% Oct 30
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
49
v
38
Jb-
36
36%
40%
40 Va
,100
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38 y4
3,600
147ii
14%
1,600
11,200
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14%
14%
14%,
19 7
B
19 %
19%
19%
2oy»
20
20%
63%
64%
65
68%
67
68%
94! i
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63
Feb '25
2
80%
Apr
14%
:
*92%
94 y4
78% Oct 17
43% Dec 17
76% Jan 13.
2
9% Feb 28
9% Jan
64% Jan
27% Apr
16% Mar
22%, Jan
.3
8
62
Jan
•37%-Jan
;•
78
-
1%
80%
24
.",1%
37%
37%
35 %
78%
77
78
75%
7674
24 "i
247 a
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25%
2574
49!/
48
48
48
48
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1%
37%
*
78
49!4
1%
367 a
17a
38
34%
•
37%
37! 4
387a
11,200
53%
537a
54%
537a
54%
130,900
*141%
142%
141%
14 %
14%
14%
147a
141%
16 ;
7,900
100!
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f
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71%
60%
1
45%
..
61%
28%
18% /h.
35%
28%
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15
15
72
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72
72
61%
62
62%
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48%
2974
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19%
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3574
33
33%
217 a
i
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33 Va
217«
18%
18%
81
80%
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80%
80 %
4,900
41%
41%
417b
41 %
41%
13,100
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80%
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6074
61 %
'
217a
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18%
187s
18 Va
80%
81
80%
81 !4
80%
5
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41%
41%
40 7
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41 Va
407'a
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79%
78%
78%
60%
60%
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61!'i
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83,% May
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50%-
.
>79% ' :
79%
61!
6074
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4
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9
45% Mar 18
24% Jan
5
35i%
Feb
5
40
Mar
2
Butler Bros—
,5% May
7
98
Jan
9
19
38
Jan
9
'"54
Jan 21
108% Dec 16
109
Jan
5
113
Mar 11
■
1
Byers Co (A M)
7'h
42%
8,400
*50%
51%
50%
50%
51%
51%
-BOO
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
59 !4
59%
58%
59%
2,900
5,300
117%
116%
117%
83 3
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83%
49%
50%
a. t
27%
.
89,
29%
*
32%
28%
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49%
27%
16
19%-19%
200
90%
13,100
29 y2
29%
29%
29%
29%
900
32 3i
32 y8
32%
32
32! 4
12,400
2778
26,500
27%
„
27%
27%
28%
27%
95%
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35%
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35%
95%
35%
35%
35%
24%
24
24%
16%
16%
16%
16%
.
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74%
74%
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75%
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75%
67
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67
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67
83
82
82
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83%
36%
35%
36
35%
27%
27
28
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37
37
37
*82
36%
...
,
5% V, 5%
35%
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-
37 y8
-
67%
89%
16
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27% :; 27%
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22%
83
37%
17%
67%
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23%
68
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17! 4
8834
19%
75
.
17%
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16
.
37
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~
447/«
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/
5%
19%
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443i
44%
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participating preferred—w-100-. *112% 114%
2,900
90%
22%
; 16%
50
*93%
96™
36
6,100
83%
17%
89
27%
*93.! 4
50
32%
32%
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117%
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1,600
29 y2
29%
36
117
,
67%
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it
50%
17
67%
>
-
159
116
17
>
,
57%
51%
95%
22%,23%
,
9%
57:%
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36
10
common
43%
.519%-: ■9%
*93%
.
1
5
43%
43 y4
17
•
5..
Butte Copper & Zinc—
42%
43%
G7%
*82
15
18,100
43%
17y4
75
;
11,100
16%
91
*66
;
;
22! 4
16
67
100
Burroughs Corp—
12%
22%
16%
88%
100
Bush Terminal Co
5
*11%
22 %
15%
67
.—5
com
12
22
50%
33%
inc
12
15%
116'/a- 118%
84
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•
52
32%
—_1
12%
21%
15%
'•
84
%
12%
21%
15%
57 !
—5
second pref
84% May
39% Dec
4,200
12%
17
__100
34% Jun
6
51
"1
29"4
—
2
120
*82%
10
6
M«r 10
20
6174
21%
50%
57%
117
5
Co
51%
•9%
57%
No par
preferred
3%% preferred
4%%
80%
.•
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41%
*29»s
Co
4%
1,000
12%
No par
Co—
Burlington Industries Inc
4
7
*78%
61 %
3,100
15%
.
No par
Co common
Watch
:
1,500
*'
21%
9y8
45
preferred—.—
Bulova
6,700
32,900
72,300
21%
21%
18%
;
'
21
3774
32%
.21%.
18%
2
1974
35%
J
18"4
21%
18%
•
3074
1,400
17,500
22
3234
21%
..
4974
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327s
1
1.25
;
62
29 34
20 V*
357« 1
28%
"■«
40
62
48%
«
30%
187 a
34%
/k
100
73
46%
18%
32!
15
61%
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32% *• 33 % ?
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46%
18%
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61%
28
-.
18%
15
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2
46 Va
.
34
.
5
71!
61%
46%
»
27%
<
1
*70%
^
42%
Bullard
377a
900
142 "2
41 %
24% Jun 18
39
•
5274
16%
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387/
500
17,800
*141 Va
12%
$5
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'
8,600
174
52 7 «
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22
Budd
38%
17a
10,300
142%
12%
Buffalo
174
38%
1"4
38
1
RR—
28% Dec
Jan
20
'
52%
2.50
—
40% Nov
20
8,600
94 y4
24%
24%
*48
38%
15%:
21
67|
Maine
7
8% Oct 14
*92%
'
15
10
3% Jan 15
94 %
*140%
-
20% Apr
-Mario
.
:
:
'
22
10
Mar 26
70
Apr 10
62% Dec 12
68% Jan
66
Jan
5,400
53
——
18
10
2
/
35T«
41
142
Brown Shoe Co Inc—
8
Jan
83%
-
36%
*40 y»
65%
24% %
—10
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_
Bucyrus-Erie Co-
30/
May 14
94% May 27
Jan
33% Dec 24
18 y2 Sep 29
16% Dec
3
27
20,000
41%
36
*92%
/
48%
4VsVe convertible preferred—50
Briggs Manufacturing Co—
.3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp—i
—_3
Bristol-Myers Co common
:_2.50
3%% preferred
—100
Brooklyn Union Gas
10
Brown & Bigelow
1
21
17 ys Dec
16% Jan
*83
14,500
4
*40,a
-.•39%
64%
•
■
~io
26y«
60%
*83
/ 83%
25%
-58%
59
2,400
954
19%
i
<
preferred
i
—100
Braniff. Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common—
5
10
85?
5R% Jan
&
Common
18
53% Nov 21
Dec
97%
*95
4,100
50%
200 *
517i
Co
5%
22
121?
83% Apr 29
18
49% Jun
49%
*188%
95"',
1,400
14,000
*141%
—
8
12% Jan
59% Juil
8% May 12
50%
200
/
-
com_5
3 Vtr/c preferred
—!
Boston Edison Co—.
44*% May 25
45% Jan 13
44%-Nov 18
78
Dec 11
42%
-
8
common
Co—
Borg-warner Corp
15% Jan
5
27% Jan
6
17% Mar 13
6
33
42 y«
*188!2
; 25%
"
32 y8
42!'«
200
57%
32 3
.
50
50%
56 !a
57 %
32'/«
42%
.
57
.
42 !4
32%
/
97%
38-
«14%
34%
53
*94 •:,
■'
4
34 %■
52%
'*188% 200
*
500
—100
Ste?l (Del)
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bordem
Jun 15
66% Mar 17
Mar 26
62
23,900
26%
56%
31%
50%
38
24%
Gypsum Co———40c
1_
Book-of-thc-Month Club Inc
447/2 Apr 20
8 lf/a Apr 24
21% Mar 25
2
11% Jaii
10
44%
61 %
35'/#
*34%
35
55 %
v-36'V, 36.%
t'*
*40%
41% "
-
,65%% 67%
1
j
*
Bond Stores Inc
Boston
7% Jan 14
310
86
43"4
,
54
""
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18% Apr
3
6% Jan
2
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
*85
27.%
.*53%
26 7»
5
1
*83;/
,'
40%
'*■
1%
Boeing Airplane Co—.
"19% Jan 21
Dec 18
"62
56 %
:
l
Bliss & vLaughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co—
35]
May 14
•24354 Apr
1
8
Oct
19 "
%;.
36% •"•*36%
1 peso
preferred
Blaw-Knox
5
21% Jan
22
2
83
• "
5
Bigelow-Sonford Carpet (Del)
4%% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
19
.46,1% Jan
20% Jun
2
10% Jan
60% Jan
6
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
48% Jan
2
2
11
24% Mar 31
34
6
14% Jan
6
Mar 23
67% Apr 6
49% Jun 19
30% Jun lg
36% Jan
93 %
86
43%
"
•
50
common-
preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Feb
77
*82J4-
100
5%
1
17% Apr
12
70
Apr
Best & Co Inc
155
5~
12
Dec
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
May 14
3
55% Feb
49% May 11
140
*
14%% 14%
19%' / 20%
41% Apr
l
43% May 28
34% Jun 17
36%
143
44%
93 %
19,600
14,500
18,400
3,100
:
27% Dec
50% July
1% Oct
36% Dec
89/
971/2
1.
•
44%
94%
61%
43%
,
50%
56 %;" 58%
1
—
1
93%
*84
*188% 200
*95
■'97%
25 VH / 25% ,i
25%""-* 26,% +'
50
preferred—
93%
86
40% :• 427
371.*; 37%
4%%
44%
93
44
•'
95%
,
•:
—10
5
44!'«
'45%
x34 % ; 3.4%
-54
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-
51;
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Bclding-Heminway
4
15%
*61 %
^
"
198-
i
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
:
1
Bell & Howell Co common—_i_—5
4
2# 8 M'ay 11
73;
50%
—100
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
10%
39%
15%
44
40% -i"
.'
*189
—l''
Beech Aircraft Corp
2
40%
__2.5o
Beech Creek RR
Apr 10
43% Jan
May 28
14% Feb 25
6
r
prior preferred——100
preferred
100
5
40% Dec 19
83
May 22
20
•
conv
2
29
'
4%%
lo
—10
10
38%
15%
Ui. .27 27
27%-27r%55":, "-56%v....
55,% -'56%
31! 4-/32 V4 a. • '.
31%
32 -%
_Nopar
Jan
19% Jan
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
18
Jan
2
,
3%%
May
Inc——i
10%
3S %
15%
43
61 Vn~- 61 %'
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
Jan 23
47% Sep
4
10%
38%
15%
44 %
"
54! I,-• 54%
52% Jan
10%
39%
i5"« :
86
*34%»v~35'%
28% Jan
10%
38%
15%
'
1
4
10%
.93%
!'21I.44',/4;
10
Dec
27
*.•
V
2
•87!'2-»-
——1
.
Dec 10
Dec 23
174
May 19
43
noncumulative preferred—100
Barber Oil Corp
:
Basic Products Corp—
--
*86
—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR_
64% Jan 27
30% May 11
45%
1
*93 "**r< 93!
10o
Baltimore & Ohio common—
4%
45'
''
40
15%
7
157»
100
preferred series B
preferred series C—
10%
39%
■
40 >r.-'
-
15:!
Baltimore Gas & ®ec com—_No par
%%
io-?i)
39%
Corp——13
58
31
3
2
—9
36
Jan
10% Jan
10
1
Co—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
15
105% July
Inc
& Wiicox
Babcock
10% Apr
3
Aim Mar 11
93
,
Babbitt (B T)
8
1
30Va Feb
13% Jan
127
3
8
20
*112!4
19%
19%
37
5! a
538
*44
45
*112%
114%
20%
17! 4
94
(.
*
i5oo
23%
35%
24! !>
15,500
16
16%
5,800
19%
20
75
67
82
70,200
75
*66
35%
2,200
82
35%
150
~40
35%
23,000
28
277a
28
37
367i
377a
700
5%
5%
•2,100
5%
45
*44%
114%
800
200
45
*112%
114%
3074
3074
•
{/:
•
C
39y4 Jan 31
55
Oct
9
49
Jan
5
69,% May 1<!
31% May 27
29% Jun 15
3% Jan
7% Dec 10
20% Nov 21
9V4 Jan
6% Jan
18
Jan
6
9% Mar 17
30
2o78May 12
ey8 Jan
12% Dec 31
10
35% Jan
14y2 Jan
50% Nov 12
20% Nov 24
46% Jun 19
19% Jan
2
61
Jan
21% Jan 16
90
5
*84
Jan
5
89i
Feb
45
Oct 27
7
47
Feb
13
51?
Apr 22
37
Jan
9
May
50% Jan
26% Jan 10
37% Nov 19
21% Jan
47% Jan
2
31% Sep
6
66
19
Dec 30
For Tootirotes see page "28.
Mar 30
.
13%
Slay 18
55% Jan
44% Jun
15
11
1
California Packing Corp
When issued—
$4.25
conv
62%
67! 4 Mar 23
'Cannon. Mills Co
3
5
22
60
61%
30 Va
30'a
7
22%
T
100
Ry
60
30%
61
*30! 4
3,900
61
30%
800
'
Canada Southern Ry Co
'Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific
.
7%
No par
3
59%
30!4
.
30.%
,
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17
34%.
35%
1,030
7,200
53%
53 y4
53,%
53%
53 %
7,500
94
93 V*
94
92%
94
*95
96
95
95
140
*83 %
86'A
84
84
500
*83 %
87 %
27 Va
26%
,
27 Va
26%
•
93
44%
*104%
106
45%
46
*104%
105%
45%
45%
45%
81%
*80
*9ft
•45%
45%
44%.
104%
81 Va
*80
*90
93
*90
2,400
18%
18%
25%
;
18%
27
26%
.
•
93
45%
6,400
34%
24%
25%
*£0
9,400
35%
18%
26%
14,000
44%
49
26
400
62%
62:
24%
26
25%
,
17%
13%
61 %
44%
44%.
24%.
18 %
*83%
.
34%
24.a
18%
26
47 a
24 %
13%
62%
100% lOQi/4
8
*60%
13%
61
35 V*
86 %»
17%
12%
100,4
94
*95
-t2%
17
7%
61
100%
.
8
12%
100%
45%
16,900
5,100
33,400
61%
100%
24%
740
20%
%
62%
45^
106%
20%
12%
6iy8
1,000
*105%
21%
'7%
15%
15'A
l05Vt
61
—
-
105%
13%
x61
62%
,4
15%
61
12%
13%
15%
16
15%
16
60%
60
:
$4.50 -preferred
13
1
ConaoL Electronics Industries
Foods Corp—
•
.
Y com—No par
Consolidated
•
7 ?»
10
Puhllshhig Co—No par
Nnst
•'
*80
■
.44%
*104%
*90
9ft
44% ;
106
.
"
'
14,900
•
44.%
45%
$,800
104%
104%
45%
34,400
79%
50
'45
45%
45
79 V 8
81
27%
91%
890
80
79%
50
—
Continental Copper & Steel—
13% Oct
34%
xl05%
100
—L,—
*
8% Apr 29
34%
21%
$5
6.
2*
-
34
107%
.
May
33%
107
•Cone
99% Mar 10
Feb 26
52% Mar
4,000
341%
34%
34%
29,000
T?
107%
5.25%= preferred
Conde
99
29% Jan
40%
34%
107/4
19 ^
:
61% Feb 25
92 >
40%
56%
57% Feb *24'
.
28%
40%
35%
96
Comptometer Corp
'
8ft
27%
Vu
34%
55%
1
25% Jun 12,
27%
40
34%
'
96
26% dun
22
27 Vi
41
33%
57%
21% Jan
92': Jan
28 Va
40%
33%
96
2
19
27%
41%
32%
56%
15
Jun
28%
40 Ba
96
18% Jun
84
28
15%
23% Jan 27
2
69%
96%
1
1.33%
Consolidated" Gfls-'Dtllitfes
1Consolidated laundries Dorp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas—10
Consol RR of Cuba «%R pfd—-100
Consolidation'ConJ Co -s
—
1
Consumers Power. Co^om
No par
93% Jan
70
57%
2;
6
Jan
69%
*69%
15%
21
Jan
1,900
70
29%
69%
x56%
3
3ft
69%
29
x9634
29.
33
69%
700
29%
15%
42% Apr
25
22,100
390
28%
97 Va
47'% "Jun
28
Mar
12
29%
1,800
28%
58%
3
Feb
600
28%
28%
15 Va
3
9
41%
"
97
33% Feb
47% jun
41%
42
,
57 %
33% Feb
Jan
42
48
—.10
Consol •Electrodynamics'Corp——50c
22
*41
*41
15%
106% Feb 25:
5
42
47%
Ehghicering Jnc_—1
CoiikoI Edison1 of N
32
'
81
Jun
*41
58
Soulhei'i^.Ry—
68% Jan
12% Jun
99
"Sep 10
.
10ft
47%
*49%
64 Va May 28.
2
52% May 21
92 34 May 22
Apr 21
1033/4 Apr 25
2
Jan
.
86
Jan
39% Jan 15
41Aug 21
104
Sep 18
27% Jan
99
.
Dec"30
Oct
-
61% Jun 16
16%
32
47'V/2
49%
Congoleum-Nalrn -Jnc-u-;
Corisolklal.ed Cigar Corp/
573/4 Oct 13
2
3Ct
May 15
'.48% Jan 14"
85
4
43
10
16%
31%
97%
1
G% Feb
16%
48
57%
19
11% Jan
'
32
16'%
15%
22
14% Jan
500
7,200
118%
57%
6.
15% Jun 18
10
*110
118%
1
19'
25% May
4ft
27% Feb' 24
93
2
9% Nov 26
16% Sep 29
44% Jan, '■2':
101
Sep 15
92
6% Jan
2
29% Jan
•
9% Nov 21
*110
•
*47%
26%
Cbihmcrelal Solvents ._L
64
Apr 20
101% Apr
9
2,100
*
*31%
26%
'
Jan
4
71%
.Commonwealth Edison C« com—-25
/ 4.64%
preferred —it
100
18% Mar 11
2
40
71%
16%
25%
Commercial Credit Coi.l
5
40
71%
71%
47%
No i>ar
com—No par
63% May 15
18
41
*40
118%
*110
106
Columhiis &, Southern Ohio EIcc—.5
26
Jun
14%
71%
71%
24%
14
14% Jan
17%
30%
14 Va
32
24
54% Jan
55% Jan
16%
.29%
14%
29%
14%
17
14,200
5,100
27,600
16%
24%
ComlHistlon
'96
17%
29%
14%
41
-
5,200
17,900
47
24%
38% May 18
5
;■
29%
:
35%
31
79%
9
May
21%
35%
„.•<■
16%
37%
30% Feb
57% Dec 3o
106-
Sep 12
105% Aug 207
21
35
47%
37%
Dec 10
15% Nov 20
2
■96
21%
34%
31
163a
*77%
Oct 24
65
.
21%
3,600
70
*47
*101 %
Gim
Columbian.
51% Mar 23
3
.
,2,
No par
Syst,em_2.50
System Inc.—_—10
Coliiinlhir Pictures comnion
5
$4.25 'i preferred——uLL
No par
colirnihia
*
23% Jan
43
*3034
106
Cohunhia Broadcasting
74
49% Dec 16
2
30% Jan' 17.
17
92%
42%
351%
17%
*40
118%
No par
preferred series B
&
*110
43%
54%
noncumulative' 1st pfd—,.100
4%
20
48% May 7.
24%Mar*13
71%
44%
20
Alkihan COrp
Colorado
46
37 % Dec
42%
70%
*101%
15
com..
_
5%%
41%
common.... 1
Colgate-Palmohve' Co
$3.59 'preferred
r;43.% Apr 27-; ;
11
14%
57%
15
C«ch= Cola ;liiti»rn.»t'i Corp
77% Jun
38 V*
92%
42%
21%
>
16%
27%
14%
44%
—_i.—5-
„
28
35%'JunTft
Oct
<77
.
*97%
—Lc.
132% Dec 31
9
-
5
C;C & SM,«uht-lR.Y Co coin.—100
iioncunnilatlvc prbfcn,e(l__100
2
119% Feb
•
..10
.100
No par
,'Clctcloiid & Pitts RR 7",'n
Apr 22
38
94
x42%
*
Cleveland Electrlc TIJuin
•
Mar 20
*33
8.50
No par
gUl—-50
65% Feb 20!
39
Jun 12t
.'.Special guaranteed 4/> stock—50
vCIevlte C'orpomtioo
38% May 6
Feb 25
63
V..CIuett Peulmdy. A/Co com.—N<i par
130=% Jan 16
7%, preferred
100
4% 2nd preferred-—
96
100
Apr 27
Coca-Cola Co—...No par
151
May 25'
101
ft
63
2
.
17%
28%
14 Va
33
Clurk
,G
17
27%
34%.
32%
83%
-
i.ioo
City Stores Co—
Bipilpitmnl, Cow—
,,
27'
93
10
2,.
■
34%
39%
*92%
43
'
i)iefer.red
City* Products; Corp.—
i-
Feb
45
Feb
2
20%
35%
66
/Cities Service Co.—
77% May 14
30
37
26
49% Mar
21%
35%
39%
92%
-
'
i%f, preferred
4%%
33%'
-64%
•
A. .Electric—
———L—
'27% Mar 201! .ChyliivoHi.ingCOdoiiiinoii—.
:
5Vit%- prefen'od'.—
103% J&n 19;
;
165
Dec 30
Common
,0
*15%
...100
Cincinnati-Milling Machine Co
10
C I !V* Financial Cocp
No par
4
64% Jan
•
1
61% Jun
ft
Jan
Jan-15
98% Jan
46% May
,
8
76
1
'••i-
1ft
11
Jan
'
-66
: Jun
Dec
Jan
.32
127
16% May
57% Jan
152
55
8
-15% JanL 2
43
Feb * 5
106% May 20
64% Aug « 4
Sep "22
59
9
'
76
37% Feb 25
95
Dec
155', .NOV 28
Sep, 17
July 18
15
7
: 91% Feb, 16 102% Jan 12.
10.
>
40% Jan/21
•
Jun
Jan
102
,
83
97% Jun
Jan
.-44
.
8
106% Apr 22
'A 44% Oct 13
Sep 12
.
27
.
'
7
32% Jun
211
A
L—28
.
353/4 Dec 30
Jan
21
28%
70%
29
41%.
32%
—5
1
.—
:
8
.-,
w
No par
Cottoir
Chrysler Corp
72% May 20;
37
Culyi-ii.
Oil" ; L—
Chock FullvO'Nuts Corp...
Chtckaslia
/Clncliiuall .GuH
28 3,4 Jan
42%
26%
5%
Chicago- Yellow
.
•
26% Jun
28%
69%
28%
41V*
31%,
|
.*/•&% * preferred'* sbrloe fkL
100'
Chicago Pneumatic Tool/
8
Chicago Rock fsl A^Pad- RR—No par
Apr 17-
37%
No par
serles.A hommm pfd
100
Chlb &fNorthiWcstcrn-com—No par
'
15% Oct
;
Chie Mllw St Paul & pac
>
22
2-
92%
42%
,
—
'45% May 25
35% Jim 18
9
391/4
92%
42V4
,3,8%
•
71-% May 22
Mar 26
Feb
Jan
38%
*91%
v
Cham plon' Spark
f
•
30% Jan
63
•
May
53
40% Feb
Apr
34
Jan-
32
2
18% Feb 27.
74% Mar
118% Feb
% Jun
63% Oct 20
*
17%,Mar
42%nJun
-
13% Apr
43
2
•18% J
24
;
Jan,
108
49% Nov
•
2
11% Jan
Oct
109 % Nov 20
17% Mar 19
26% Jan 10
23% Apr
363/4 Jan
15% Feb
9
28% Jun 15
19
••
Apr 17
-19 % Apr
4
21% Oct 29
7
.1
17
39% Sep
4
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
42 % Jan
9
2
Jun
Mar
99
9
20% Jun
14
Common
—.No par
38>,38%
$4.5ftpreierred __/__/l_„_No par"
91%
91%
Plugs Co
1%
42 %
43 % Champlln Oil "& Rctihliig Co^..
1
21%
21%
Clianca VouglitrAircraft Inc.
./33%
35%
Checker/Motors Cbrp^//
.13
LI.25
17%
17%
5, ; Chcmotron Corp ;
^
.1
28%
29%
•Chemway Corp
_i
*
14%
14%
23
11
Cliesapfeako Coi-p of1 Va:
*42
42%
11*
Chesa.pcako?&01hoRy common—25
71
72
26
3%% -convertible•preferred.'.
100
"110
118%
30 7 Chicago &"East Ih BR"com„No par
16%
16Ba
•>; Class^A
__40
30%
30%
1
16
Chic Great Western By com Del-50
47Tu
47Ta
5% : preferred
30
50
41
41%
50% Feb 24
9
33
'
31% Jan
35% Jan
114% Dec
2,-;
•
47% Apr-
Jun '
90
24%'Aug 14
-
Feb 25
-89
37% Jun
553/4 Nov
7
-v4% Jan
3
31% Nov -25 •
7
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
.
•
Industries common
51%.
—
.
2
convertible.preferred—25.„
12%
"21%
13
22%
12%
*1?%
21%
.
21%.
12%
22%
12%
12%
"21 Va
.
-
13 "a
12%
13 Va
19,300
21%
21 Va
*21'%
22 %
300
.v
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2796)
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year1958
Jan
15
6
Jan
2
38% Feb
12
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Motors
19
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co__
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred—
52% Jun
10% Feb
9
Deo
22
Jun
66
19
12
53
Mar
3
66% Nov
14
8
78% Mar 10
18% Jan
2
37% Dec
18
36% Jan
2
44% May 22
16% Jan
12
34% Oct
13
24% Jun
17
33% Mar 17
19 Va May
20
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
7
48% Mar 17
50 12 Jan
20
52
Jan
30
49% Jun
2
50% Jan
82
Jan
6
97
52
Feb
10
28 14 Jan
52
Jan
33J/8 Jan
13
55% Nov
Oct
15% Jan
8
20% Jan
9
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
2
9% NOV
4 ',2
May 9
llaJan 13
24 Vo Jan
4
88
2
24% Jun
8% Jan
S
Jan
12
Jun
9
38
Feb
3
1
16
28 % Jan
3
40% Dec
14 14 Mar
3
20% NOV 28
16% Jan
25% Jun
45
12
25'/e Jan
4
41% Dec
92% Nov
7
44
Jan
20
9
60% Jan
6
90% Jun
101% Jun 25
12
106% Jun
9
Jun
12
21% Jan
6
20
Jun
19
37% Jan
16
15'
17% Mar
17
2
15
7
69% Nov 17
Jan
6% Jan
54%
53%
54
52%
53
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
15,100
.5
54%
56%
54%
54%
55 %
54
55
53
54
25,600
14
72
*71
72%
72
73%
73%
74
2,300
41
40
40%
39%
40
40%
41%
40 14
40%
4,100
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
.24%
24%
25%
24%
24%
7.100
5
43%
44
43%
44
437o
44%
44%
45%
44
45%
9,500
50
*49 %
52
*49%
52
*49%
52
*49%
52
*49%
52
50
(Del)—
72%
40%
5
'86
97
*86
97
*88
97
*88
97
*88
97
—1
56
1
57
25
5
127
251
'
55%
11
127
85%
*84%
*86
88
*86
Coty
Corp—
International
Corp
Cream of Wheat Corp
Crescent Petroleum Corp
86
86
21%
20%
21
Vo
9,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
4
3%
3%
3%
2,300
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44 Va
44%
9,400
'75%
77%
*75%
77 Va
*75%
77%
*75%
77%
*75%
77%
2
x39%
39%
40
40
l
25
18%
18%
17%
1814
18
18%
18%
19
25%
25%
2514
25%
25%
25%
25Va
33
33%
33
25%
3314
~
com
preferred
conv
86
21%
—loo
preferred
5%
86
12 Va
—1
—-25
Crane Co common—
3%
86
21%
12%
Crown Cork & Seat common
4%
4
4
40
2.50
33
33%
33
'38
38%
38
38
51%
91%
5014
51%
9014
28%
29%
X28%
106%
107%
10614
convertible
5 %%
preferred
nonctim pfd
Cuba RR G7o
50%
*90%
100
*38
5114
2814
29%
107%
;
.
2
2
39% Apr
8
35
Jan
6
41% Apr
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
59% Jan
5
91% May 13
61% Dec
18
41% Apt
3
83 V* Jan
15
14
92
Aug
6
14% Nov 18
90
0% Jan
Mar 10
39% Nov 28
34
60% Feb
76
Mar
May 25
91% Feb
13% Feb
56% Dec 30
3
Feb
51% May
Dana
Coiii
3%%
10%
11
12 Va
12%
12 Va
10
12%
2014
2014
2014
20%
20
20%
7,000
11
10%
11
11
1114
11%
11%
26.800
*68
100
70
10%
68%
10%
64
*22%
23
2214
1
34
34%
34%
37%
37%
37%
38
79%-
80%
80%
1
69
09%
89%
69%
100
*90
common
preferred series A
Dan ltiver Mills Inc——
5
79%
70
*90..
scries
A
300
*74%
76
*74%
76
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*74%
*74%
75%
89
Jun
16
78%. May 21
83% Apr
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
3 00
*78
75%
79
*78
79
26% Dec
19
26% Jan
36% Mar 20
Dayton
36%
34%
21% Feb
17% May 12
47% Jan
0% Apr
27% Mar 30
8% Jun 15
46% Feb
18
63% Deo
16% Jan
12% Deo t 1
19
Decca
Records
03% May 27
Deere
&
33
May 25
Delaware
12% Jan
9
68% Mar 11
8
Delaware
I.ack
Delaware
Power &
Delta
<fc
Inc
52
35%
50c
17%
59%
18
18%
18
18 Vo
14.600
60%
61
61%
61
61%
21,300
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
Western
5,500
8%
8%
9
63 Va
63%
64
05
64 %
65
64 Va
64 Vo
3
32%
33
31%
32%
31%
32
31 Va
32
31
31%
5.600
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
19%
20
lO-lo
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
15,400
42%
43%
21
5
47% Mar 13
Feb
5
63
Oct
23
57% Jun
18
68
2
17% Oct
13
15% Jan
7
Apr 28
19% Jan 26
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR C'O—100
9% Jan
19% May
7
23
Detroit Steel Corp
Do Vilbiss
Co
Jan
Jan
13
55% Mar 13
Diamond
15
37% Feb
Diamond-Gardner
15
32% Mar 24
117% Jan
7
27
43%
2
Diana
Stores
42% Mar 13
Diners'
59% Apr 24
Disney
36% Jan
15
29% Jan
23
37% Jan
12
9% Jan
26% Dec 12
22
14% Deo
13% Jun
6
32% Mar 24
4
Mar 31
'
2
11% Jan
19% Deo 31
16
15
20
17% Jan
2
17
Jan
Sep 19
Mar 26
54% Apr
74% Jan
6
48% Jiui
12
20% Nov 20
19% Jan
6
77% Deo 31
74% Jan
7
39
Apr
9
22% Jan
6
Jan
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
46% Oct
10% Jan
3
23% Oct 27
9
Mar 26
6% Jan
172% Apr
9
14% NOV
2
12
18
11
14% NOV 20
Jan
May
28
8
214
10
Dec
31
202% Feb
112% Apr 21
Sep 29
80% Oct
1
100% Jun
91% Apr 28
79
Jun
May 18
19% Jun
19
Dr.
Dominick
Fund
23 % Jun
47%
May" 13
39% Jun
2
50
May 12
42 % Jun
19
11
48% Mar
3
40
May 21
Jan
43% Apr 22
42% Jun 19
31
31%
30
30
22% Feb
16
2
19
19%
19 Va
18%
19 Vo
4,000
32%
32%
33
33%
32%
33%
3,300
46%
47%
46 %
47%
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
45%
6,300
2
3314
34
33%
34
3314
33%
33%
33%
34
3,600
j
3314
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
*1418
14%
*14 Vs.
14%
14%
14%
25'A
24%
1414
14%
1414
24%
14%
20%
20-%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
18%
1914
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
33,500
50%;
48%
49 %
48%
49-14
48%
49%
35,700
26%
2714
26 Va
26%
2612
26%
6,200
83-%
85
84%
85-%
85
86 Va
30,500
40%
41%
40%
41 Va
39%
40%
16,400
25%
25T«
25%
25%
25%
25%
*12%
13%
*12%
12%
12-%
12%
11%
11%
11%
12
-No par
—50c
41
4114
41
4114
50
—_l
26
26
26
26
13
13%
12%
12%
12
12%
12
1214
Limited
u
S
Inc
A
International
1
Corp
(E 1)
12
243
245
243%
247
101%
101
101
100%
79%
*79
5
23%
2314
50
40 To
41 '
—_50
*4314
50
4114
50
*45%
46%
45
-No par
26% Jan
12
Dutjuesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
common.
preferred
-
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2,10 preferred
-
249
101
-No par
Preferred $3.50 series
DWG
12
79%
245
Preferred $4.50 series
preferred
■
"
*1
-
» '$
245
251 Va
243
246
100 Va
100 Va
100%
100%
*79%
80
79 Va
79%:.
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23 Va
23%
13,600
*4014
40%
40%
40%
40%
570
4214
40%
4214
44
*40%
*4314
44
43
4314
*42%
43
4114
*40%
41%
4114
41%
40%
41
45%
-44%
45%
*441 a
40%
.
V
45%
*44
*44
4514
*44
45%
*44
45
*44
44% "
*44
45
*44
45
28%
4414
*28%
E
27% Jan
.
45% Dec 19
43% Jan
14
30
11
33% Jan
8
22 % Apr
73% Jan
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
28%'Jun
18
Feb
78
May II
7
Apr 16
51% Jun
19
46% Apr
9
34% Jan 21
85% Jan
29
'
28%
28%
30 V2 Apr
8
75
91 % Apr
28
88% Jun
9
2
.56% Jan
6
'.72
Dec 31
36% Jan
6
•:50% May 29
32..
59,
22% Jan
2><. "
37*
76
.9
83% May 22
37% Deo 11
Jan
22% Jan
86
Jan
14% Apr
25
2
17
95
15
Jan
7% Dec
19
2
6% Jan
27
Jan
29
39
-•>
39 % Dec
9
10
56% Deo
8
2
17% Jan
2
30
79
16% Deo
24
July 21
Jan
2
Deo
10
38% Apr 30
2
90
May
8
26% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
13
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
3
36% Oct
28
28%
11
■
,
32% Nov 24.
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
7
Jan
■
2
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
15% Jan
24% Jan
$3.60
5
Apr
29
Eaton
May 15
40% Apr
G
92
%
2814
27% Jun
1
48%> May 20
9% Jan
44
2
15
Apr
14
Mar 20
39
Jan
National
common
Watch
40
Mar
16
11
81%
*8114
81%
130
28*}a
28%
28%
28%
14,700
82%
84%
83
84 Vo
83 %
84%
84%
8514
8414
85
27,300
91
91
25%
9
2
2
For footnotes
43%
Va
7
7
40%
41
10%
10 Va
31 Vo
32 Vo
31 Va
59%
59%
63%
10 %
41V4
18%
19 Vo
19 %
19 >A
19%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
23%
24
34%
35%
*34%
3414
34%
34%
81%
82 Va
8014
80%
*79%
81
80
80%
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR
70
4
63
18%
2.100
»3;40o
89'
39%
..-5,500
92
44%
5,300
714
-
25%
714
28,000
41 Va
3,300
41
2,200
1014
10 Va
7,900
3114
-
31%
30,600
62%
6414
8,100
1914
19%
*23%
23%
34%
34%
•80
23,700
1,600
..
2,600
■120
81
35
35%
34%
36 %
35 %
35%
35%
3514
35%
36
No par
-
common
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
100
67 Va
67%
67%
67%
*67%
8.50
Eversharp
15
46% May 28
Ex-Cell-O
17
37% Apr
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No pat
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred—
40
Inc
Corp
19%
09%
48%
44%
32
59%
40%
60
92%
251'a
7%
3514
18%
391a
10%
31%
59%
-v
87%
*89%
45
6%
40V.
10%
40 Va
4
2514
25
43
■
92
24 Va
5
68%
68 Va
68%
67,14
60
60
60
60
60
61
61
20%
20%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22
15,300
x20%
21
20%
20%
20%
2114
21%
23%
11,400
43 %
44
43%
43%
43
44%
42 %
43 %
13,500
33
31%
31%
32%
32 Va
*31%
33%
*58%
60
60
5
20%
21 Va
20%
1
21
21%
43%
44 Va
50
:
__3
3,700
10,200
190
68
.
•'
40
ij:
31% Jun
7
9
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
24% Jun
3
3
10% Jan
13
7% Jun
9V4 Mar 19
29% Jan
2
33
Mar
88% Jun
17
96
Mar 12
10
lP%Jan
9
17
30% May 19
28.
43
89
-47%;
39%
'89%
35
24% Mar
page
25
39
69 Va
..
*24
5
2
sec
24%
iV
*91
70
47%
7 Va
10
19% Mar
92
7
58 Va
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
Dec
•> 47%
"*87%
391 o
*
VI
89
89%
44%
43 %
7%
*87%
69%
39
92
30%
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
33
44%
.7
40%
47 %
25%
-
59%
2
19% Dec
25
10 Va
10
Sep 11
26
40%
70
46 %
1
1)9%'
%
31%
Jun
89
.
89
44
.
91
69
47%
10
19% Jan
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
69
*87%
"39%
*
*90
91
47
-'
58%
60
43% May 5
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
•
31%
14
39% Jan
39%
1
16
4
89
*8814
-39-
92
NOV
Deo
47%
68%
70%'
47 ',4
*89%
Nov 28
47
68%
—10
Empire District Electric Co
6
May
*90
91
'90
.
1
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—23
4%
preferred
100
5
9,900
81%
28%
Electric Mfg Co
13% Jan
29,200
28%
81%
Natural Gas
2
Mar 26
55% Jan
3.700
3914
80%
Emerson Radio <fc Phonograph-
34% Jun
5114
27 %
*80%
81%
3
25% Apr
9
49%
3814
28 Va
...
81%
>4
3
26% May 11
Jan
29 Vo
14
8
88
39
28%
27-14
Co
8
18
37%
29-%
48%
27
Amer
13% Jan
Jun
37%
29
100
23% Jan
80
49%
37
29%
2.50
Emerson
9
48 Va
38
29 %
_ioo
—
69% May 12
Mar 13
-T-
'
7
38,
4814
37 Va
2
16
32% Jan 29
700
.
7 1'< "*
27%
preferred
Paso
*48%
48%
29%
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer sharesElectric Storage Battery
10
Elgin
28 Va
120
1
38
50
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of
Electric Auto-Lite Co
El
.
so
t
27
common
48% Jan
20
,
'80
preferred
30% Jun
-
,
r
''
48%
Va
45
44
■:
•..
*
~
*27%
i
■
45%
2.50
Corp
Manufacturing Co
4Va%
.
40
600
4114
'
• - Jf
29
Kodak Co common—10
4V4% preferred
Ekco Products Co
(
500
100
Steel
Edison Bros Stores Inc
May 14
;rr
*>
1,700
8
*
89
i,
37%
61% Oct
3
2
Eastman
V*
*47%
21
Apr 30
28% Jan
Nov 28
7
92% Jun
Stainless
,
1
10
com
prior preferred
4%%
Eastern
*.
A
10
;
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
28
54% May 29
13% Jan
17
16
0% Jun
2
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
15
2
Jan
4
36% Jan
8% Deo 31
40% Nov 19
4% Jan
Mar 30
18% Jan
Oct 31
11% Dec
15
Feb
90
4
2
83% Jan
34
Mar 27
20% Feb
2
26% Jan
Oct
•
-
vcr-
Eogle-PJclier Co
Eastern Airline Inc
23
24% May
38% Jan
r;
14,900
42 %
45
45
_5
—
*
4114
>4417"
*44%
".t v-t)
29% Jan
500
79 %
50
Cigar Corp-__
'
900
6,100
.
100%
■
I.";
500
79
7914
23%
50
—
■V
1
1,900
7,100
& Co—
3
21
"
2514
-
Dresser Industries
Mar 24
1,400
18%
32 Va
7
47
10,200
18%
Jan
31% Apr
10,300
32
30%
32 %
26%
$4.15
55 %
31%
18%
84%
27
54
*30
33
86% Apr
42% Feb 27
1.000
18%
84 V4
Drewrys
20%
32%
26
Duplan
150
-
22,000
19
49
Dunlull
19,200
19%
20%
54%
31
30 14
1
4.20%
45
51
53
52%
31%
30%
2614
48% May 26
46% Jan 13
50% July 15
28
24% Nov 10
53
31
30%
51 %
Jun
25;
Oct
24
52 %
31
85%
4V#
July
14
53
30 Va
30
84
46% Mar 13
42
44% Nov
52%
25%
May 22
46
14% Jan
53%
30
.5
13% Jan
*20%
31%
Co
28% Apr 24
34% Jan
6
46% Jan
20
29%
Common
Sep 26
19%
30%
Corp
Dow Chemical
106
Oct~24
20%.
43%
60
18%
.No par
DouglaB Aircrart Co——
Dover
262%. May 13
43
20
43%
*57
53
Inc
21
9
12
21%
19V*
20%
2.50
-
17
20
19
1
-
27 Vs Jun
91% May 6
45% Jan 21
59
19%
>
1,400
-No par
Ltd
59% Jan
'
43%
57%
18%
43%
59
8,100
1
Pepper Co
Mines
43%
59
19%
S'A
—50c
Corp-Seagrarus Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dome
43%
18%
43%
,59
1
(The) Club Inc(Walt) Productions
3
17
39%
41% Sep
22
43%
59
19%
61%
25
Corn
du Pont de Nem
101
10
.
Corp coin
Distillers
35% Nov 11
% Jan
Co_
9%
21 Vo
—15
preferred
42% Jan
Dec~29
Alkali
9%
18%
*f>9
1
—
29% Jun
25% Jan
8
:
30% Jun
$1.50
13.Go"1
Light Co
Inc
24
32% Feb 25
14
Lines
Air
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
19% I-'eb
9%'
9%
63%
9
7
914
8%
Jun
11% Jan
18
62%
19
20
17,300
17%
41'A Jun
•
30
35 Vo
31%
42% Dec 31
46
79
34%
60%
2
35% Sep
*78
35-%
17%
37% Jan
~4K% Dec" 30
35 Vo
75%
79
*78
*74
-
30%
30% Apr
2
79
2,400
74 Va
74%
35%
4,200
51%
76
59 %
2
2
35%
39%
•74%
17%
24% Jan
29% Mar 26
*78
35%
74%
51%
/
10,400
31%
25% Dec 31
30% May
25 V* Jan
74
52%
76
3,700
15 Vo
60
2
May 26
*74%
71
.92
17%
16
55
70%
*90
92
2.200
•
59%
57 % Feb
May 26
72%
•
700
•7814
30%
1
15
52
52%
BOO
.1
.
Hudson
<fc
52%
52%
.
14,000
No par
50
(Delaware)
Co
*90
39%
3.75%
19% Nov 26
71
71%
92
76
Prelerred
30% Nov 11
7814
,
52
30
Feb
54% Nov 11
81
51%
14
Apr
81
2
80
*74%
Jan
82
2
7
10
80 %
300
38
39%
61
12
2
*
-
34%
37%
/
39 Vo
Jun
July
23%
34%
3814
39
74% Jun
19
*2214
35% 4
38%
38
74
13% Jan
>
34%
40
L'B
27% Jun
•
35%
39
5
26% May
35
Jan
.
5
9
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
Finance
Corp
7 To
23
7%
'
32
8Va
23
8
*31%
7%
8
22%
23
23
7%
7 To
-7%
8
23 %
7%
7%
23%
7%
8
23%
7%
7%
23%
600
8
21,900
1,600
23%
31%
31
7%
31
31
31 %
30%
3114
30%
90
90%
90
90
88%
88%
>88%
89%
*87%
1
;
31
100
4% convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
32 1
24
24%
24
24 %
23%
24 V4
24 >4
25
24%
25
3,600
1
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31 %
2,900
7%
i
12,100
/•&
40
22
50c
'
.
1214
64%
14%
Jan
Co
23.
23
11%
*63
15
Jan
Rubber
23
22%
V
14%
87
2
11%
63%
14%
88
2
11%
63%
14%
13
24
400
14%
19
Oct
1,300
14%
75% Nov
15% Jan
13
36
40%
39%
-
*12%
*35
11%
35 %
200
•
1314
36/
04
*38
70
12%
14%
14%
Daystrom Inc
1
—10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
•
92
*90
92
*67
70
1,880
*34%
.
63 %
81
10
*67%
12%
35%
35
1
Inc
69
*34%
1114
64
,v';V
22%
No par
No par
/
12%
"
11
*63%
11%
*63 Va
69
68%
77% Sep
79
3,500
21
—
Cutler-Hammer
16
15% May 28
49% Mar 18
A
50
44,900
10
Inc
prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtlss—Wright common
Class
91
30
109%
10%
5
$4
9
25% Feb
29%
10914
20%
16
21% Apr
*9014
3014
109 %
10
21
27% Jan
91
29%
f
12,900
11%
Feb
6
10
54V»
500
21
16% Jan
Aug
*9014
52%
'
4,300
38
10
10
31% Aug 27
-
1,300
-
10%
12%
37
33
38
54%
109
4,100
18%
25%.
33 %
21
34%
23% NOV 14
'
loo
33%
5
91
700
40
18%
25%
-
-
39
53%
29%
108%
3914
40
*38
53%
3% ',1.
,„10
*1214
Press
*39%
'
39
*90%
9014
107
12%
6
2
'
33%
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellcrbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
3%
3%
40
35%
18% Jun
„~50
86
21%
12%
12%
20% Mar
6,400
88
*34%
30% Mar
85%
21%
5
66
*84Va
12%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.00
Curtis Publishing common
1
7
1,600
85%
211/4
Cuneo
Jan
26
135%
12%
20
10% Jun
26
134%
21%
81% Mar 11
62
10,500
56 %
*
26
136 Va
*84%
85%
'84%
55%
57%
25%
134%
134
21%
1
14% Jan 22
13
56%
25%
*73
74%
12%
Petroleum
41% Jan
2
56%
24%
128
85%
in
16% Oct 30
6
55 %
V4
25%
128
'84%
100
56
25
129%
12% Mar 31
68% Jan
4
8,000
5
33% Jun
63 % Oct
43% Jan
53%
11%
55'%
12
8% Apr
3
53% July 24
30
54 Va
11%
18
Dec
10% Jun
Shares
53%
11%
14% Dec
13
3
the Week
June 19
54%
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 Va %
preferred
Dec
Friday
June 18
11%
39
2
Jan
29
24
Sales fur
Thursday
54%
preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden
19
33% Sep 10
31
7V4 Jan
56
21
32% Feb
109% Jun
27% Jan 24
Dec
18% Jan
16
98% Apr
7
15
25% May
Oct 13
29
38% Mar 13
7
37% May 27
58% Nov 20
15% Feb 20
Mar 11
23% Apr 15
28% Mar 9
50% Jun
16
11
18
29% Jan
31% Dec 30
3
43% Apr
3%%
PRICES
1
Corp
Products Co
SALE
June 17
June 16
5
.
Cornell Dublller Electric Corp
Corning Glass Works common
3 Va %
preferred
Mar 30
40
15
29% Dec
Aug 18
Jan
7
May 14
85 I
2
10
23
Jun
10
9
5% Apr 22
2
35% Jan
74
3% NOV 11
86
Nov
Corn
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 15
14% Apr
Feb
85
6
78
Apr 14
May 12
18% Jan
6
39% Dec
13
86
84% Feb 11
Aug
8
Mar 17
59% Jun
1
29% May 7
136% Jun 18
7
89% Feb
88
8
Mar 11
85
14
24% Deo
102% Deo 30
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
83
55% Jan
82 % Dec 31
14
Pat
5
30
64
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 20
Dec
12% Dec
63
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LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
1
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37a Apr
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STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. t
Year I!)58
Lowest
74 Feb
9
647b Mar 13
Fansteel
6
10 7 b
Fa wick
167b Mar 10
Apr 30
Federal
477b Feb
10
217b Jan
2
297b Mar
Nov
20
44 7 b Apr
8
567b Jan
197a Jan
22
Jun
27
21% May 26
29% Jan
57
Dec
10% May
16% Jan
30% Nov
20*b Jan
30
507b Feb
6
17% Jun
16
17
277b Jan
8
52% Dec
16
457 b Feb
10
67% Dec
31
56% Jun 18
16 vb Apr
25
24% Mar 14
387a Apr
7
82% Apr
16
49% July 29
136
100% Sep 26
Dec
4
19
Ferro
377b Jun
3
13
151
Filtrol
Mar 11
5
1017b Jan
6
12
62 7a Jun
19
807b Jan
2
15% Apr 25
22% Nov 21
207b Jan
14
257b Jun
19
6% MarlO
10% Sep 29
9*4 Jan
5
55% Feb
104% Jun
88
14
NOV
1037b Feb
23
Jun
94
86
4
Jan
112% Dec
16
107
Jan
3
26
Jun
9
43
Apr
25%
3
33% July 18
87
Jan
96
30
89
46
May 23
277b May 29
7
43
93
Jan
8
35 74 Jan
2
177b Jan
2
8
18
40
Feb
9
I
24
170
Feb
16
Nov
10
7
2
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52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
15
2
22
90
Jun
18
30
95
7b Jun
497b Jun
1
19% Jun
10
2
33'/a Feb
9
14% Sep
24
7% Jun
8
14% Jan
5
1
28
2
77
147b Dec
17
127a Jan
28
33
17
167a Jan
2
9
457a Jan
12
Jun
9
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4% preferred
26
38
537 b
joq
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2,700
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10,000
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20
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1,600
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637 b
Franklin Stores Corn
18% Jan
58'.%
257%
4774
63%
preferred
19% Feb
69% Jan
587%
25'%
47%
57%
24
637b
Ford Mo Lor Co
377b Apr 22
277h May 25
24
5974
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47
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Francisco Sugar Co
Dec
58
25
47 ya
577b
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Foote
13
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5774
2574
4674
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Chem
&
2,900
12,300
2474
6.25
374%
5
217b Jan
70
Jan
Mar 11
737b Jun
20%
9% Jan
Mach
374%
974
1974
100
pfd
497b May 12
127b Jan 21
28*/b Jun 16
54
convertible
Food
19
457b Mar
2
19
15% Dec 22
2
14
5074 Jan
Nov
19
Jun
95
•
39% Oct
8% Jan
207
4%
97 a
197%
*57'%
Light Co
No pa/
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common
1
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51
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Food Giant Markets Inc
j
9
18
137a Jun
31
377b Jan
10% Jan
Mar
9
18
2674 Jun
31
35% Apr
Jan
15
9V4
1974
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~
$4.50 conv A 2nd
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power &
5
97%
19'%
387a
common
?! Preferred-
1
317b Mar
46% Dec
25% Feb 25
2
1177b Jun
180% Dec
2
Feb
89% Jun
Mar 17
17% Dec
Jun
197a May
347b Jun
10
35% Dec
35% Oct 27
Jan
Nov~28
40 % Sep
12% Jan \ 2
7% Jan
2
100
89
13
32% Dec
Oct 29
17
5
Co
974
1974
9
2
Corp
Carpet Co
Flintkote
Va
19'%
4674
Corp
Firth
9*4
207 b
57%
^
Firstamerica
137b Apr 28
447b Jun
1
38% Apr 24
85*2 Dec~31
107% Dec
3
19
7,300
97b
-*2174
25
com
Shares
59%
5874
587%
58
24%
'in
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
First National Stores
5874
567b
19%
24
457b
2 50
Corp
577b
*467b
57%
237b
Fiberboard Paper Prod-I._ J!no
par
Fidelity Plienlx Fire Ins NY
5
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
10
697b Mar 11
19% Jan 12
447b Jan 16
10
<125 7b Jan
10
17
257b Jan
397a May 25
577b Mar 20
the Week
June 19
467b
5
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc
Friday
June 18
97b
20
Pacific Electric Co„L____i
Paper Board Co common
5
4.60%
647b Jun
477a Feb
157a Jun
9
26
Thursday
June 17
20%
9 7b
1
567b
Sales far
PRICES
Wednesday
June 16
5774-
567b
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Tuesday
June 15
5
Corp
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
237b Feb 26
23% Mar 13
Metallurgical Corp
Fedders
52
24% Aug 21
Par
Corp
22 *4 Apr 24
617 b May 18
13 74 Apr
297a Jail
Mar
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
57b Jan
18
Doc
55
49
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8
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2
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32
27
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35
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20% Jan
2
Dec
51% Dec
17
Jan
2
13
14% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
52% Apr
2674 Jan
94
Oct
27
46
4
457b Dec
2
37a Jan
2474 Jan
31
Jan
397b Jan
9
27
567b May 21
507b Jun ll
574 Jan
Oct
22
317 b Jan
8
377b Jan
17% Nov
12
177 b Jan
5
19
7% Nov 20
57b Apr
13
8
67% Nov 26
42
7
8
Mar
9
Feb
4
..
3
Apr
9
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19
11
317b Jun
15
367b Feb
2
Apr
18
94% Jun 18
967b Jan
9
102
24% Feb 25
147a Nov
141
29% Jun
7
18
517b Feb
97b Jan
9
12% Jun
.39
Jan
16
14 7b Jan
22
Jan
28
77b Feb
9
May 19
1074 Mar 25
19% Jan
38% Nov
5
347b Jun
9
427b Apr 10
30% Apr
437% Dec
11
457b May 11
138
7
97b Nov
17
5
257b May
7% Nov
Jun
797 b Jun
8
78
937b Jun 27
10
153
,
77b Feb
Mar 17
84
297b May 27
97b Jan
5
2
14
Apr
10
297b Dec
18
24
Jan
28
55
Apr 29
677b Nov
19
537 b Jun
9
57
Apr
8
797b Dec 29
747b Feb
847b Apr 21
197b Jan
2
347b Dec 31
307b Jan
40
May 21
May 29
38% May 8
1207b May 25
Jan
13
79*% Dec
2
747b Feb
47a Jan
2
227b Dec
18
167 b Feb
6074 Jan
2
48
89% Dec
105*% Oct
Jun
3
104
52
Nov
6
45
117% Jan
Sep 19
2
337b Jan
30
117-
105
16
104
Jun
39% Mar 18
667b Jan
5
97
8874 Jan
17
Mar
114
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3
52% May 15
83
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92% Jan 22
34
Jan
44
6
Dec
16
8074 Jun
8
87
427 b Jan
•
19
Jun
7
52
37
6
4
Apr 24
437b May 25
45% May 11
May
Inc
1127b Mar
Mar
4
3
4674
4674
6%
preferred
50
of Texas
General
Corp
General Mills common
Erjuipt Corp
29*/a Feb
7
29% Feb 13
$1.30
26
27% Sep
27
4
257b Apr 28
3
60
2
7
5074 Dec
Feb
3
83-
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79
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.
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2
15
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9
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90
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1
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9
258
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4
98
91
.
16
Jan
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90% Aug
167b Jan-
Feb
35
34% Dec 31
2274 Apr
May 18
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1047b May 28
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8
12
Jan
12
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8
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2
Jan
2
84% Jan
20*4 Jan
2
2
277b Dec 29
27.
Jan
26% Jan
13
5274 Dec 30
50
Jun
74 Jun
3
30% Oct 13
21
497b Oct 14
447b Mar 18
23% Jan
10'
33*4 Apr
2174 Jan
3
7
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397b Dee
10
Jun
8
92 % Jan
27
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-
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23
5
44
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22
137b Apr 16
Apr
9:
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»
53% May 19
12
1247b Dec 30
2
157% Jan
16
Feb
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Feb
19
Mar 30
037b May 7
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96% Apr
l
2774 Jan
3% Jan
172
Jan
9
76*4 Jan 14
1177b Jan
7
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
35% Jan
Jan
2
497a July 31
427b Apr
1
Jan
2
474 Jan
9
2
15.
182.
Jun
15
103% Jun
1
1457b May 6
40% Feb 19
527b Sep 22
4974 May 19
87b May
3
1
27b Jan 27
11,
7
Jun
5
15
15
28% Jan 31
627b Nov _20
27% Jan
3
41
Dec
Oct 28
88
July
75
57b Jan
46
22
37
9% Dec
3
2
8
11
467b Feb
18
32
337b Jan
15
Jun
56
May
387b Jan.
15
87b Jan
7
Dec
24
59
Dec
15
407b Jun
Apr
17
30
31
Oct
1
26'% Jan
Apr
307b Jan
61
19
2
Sep 10
517a Nov 12
46
31% Dec
2
2074 Jan
257b Mar 23
12
1317b Jan
146% Jun
4
227b Jan
397a Dec
29
147b Jan
197a Dec
11
80% Jun
87
Apr
17
17% Mar 20
267b Dec
4
7% Dec
7
2
747b Jun
16
For footnotes
10% Jan
see
page
10
28.
Feb
49% Jan
135 7b Jan
27
8
6
287b May 12
J 77b Jan
2
857b Jan 28
22% Jan
5% Jun
2
16
4
Feb
4
May 28
1074 Mar 18
89
88'%
89
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88%
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30%
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89
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28
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4
157b Mar ID
557a Jan
6
3074 May 29
54% Jan
5
597b Apr
307a Feb
497b
24 74
104
37
20
10
Jan
16
104
105
10.3
105
104
807 b
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34
54
54 %
54
104%
360
4974
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10474
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3,000
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4774
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7,000
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50
104'%
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1047 b
80'%
3874
3974
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3,200
574
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477 b
5
32
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200
preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Union Co
7
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95
37'%
12.50
Grant (W T) Co common
647b
65%
5
457b
467b
100
7474
75
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
127b
127 b
374%
preferred
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Gt
7%
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46%
4674
3'%
1074
374
37a
92%
-
3'A
1074
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141
25,900
48'A
55%
5474
Nopal
487%
5474
2,700
307%
Northern Paper Co
Ore Prop
Ry
Co
Sugar com
preferred
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Co Inc
Greyhound Corp common
4%% preferred
Grumman
Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
140
140
-
i 1
140
139
1367%
3,700
3,600
7,400
>3,800
138
b.
'
330
100
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140
1
3074
31
30'%
307b
30
3074
3074
31
297%
3074
3
227b
22%
227b
227b
22'%
2274
2274
2274
2274
237b
86
86
87'%
86
86
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877%
26
267 b
2674
674
2574
26%
26
25%
267%
5,100
6%
674
6
674
674
2,800
100
1
1
574
6
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2574
5%
87'%
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26'%
74
6'%
-
~
4,500
37'%
47'%
107%
37%
-
:
34
.
137
3,600'—
374
76
66
45%
•
1,300*
95,100
22%
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-
^
1774
40%
Northern Iron
Great
377 b
XlO'%
^
issued—_—
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6,900'
3,100
.100-,,
4774
37%
.
•
46
237%
1774
47%
Graham-Paige Corp common
•-
24,400'•
•96
22
37%
95'%-
4
138
507 4
457%
47%
1
2274
139 74*
Grace (W R) & Co
,
374
92%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
■
'
•22%
13774
97
135%
200
t
3%
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92
9474
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182
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
237%
47 '/a ''
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.
-
16,500 V
2,600 -
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47%
2374
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217%
49
4574
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67,200
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5374
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23%
18%
3%
4474
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97
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34
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-
93
93
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27,500
410
931% i.*r
103
54'%
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43,300
55,800
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1
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3374
34
34
90
•350
410
927%
93
1027%
517b
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;
7174
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567 b
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83
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95
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400
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43%
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.
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.
93
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93
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42
1
common
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400
93
102'%
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34
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5274
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.
.
400
72
100
-
40
2574
6574
66%
657b
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6674
95
10
287%
v
657b
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100
287%
2574
27'%
807%
25%
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28'% r
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65
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89%
95
3,300
6974
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6774
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100"
1 71"
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647 b
X88
2574
28
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28
4,400
,
257%
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*27'%
28
*27'%
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25
.
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
When
800
34
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34
•33
34
537%
57b
81
347b
-83 7bo
Goebel Brewing Co
conv
2,400
10474
507%
47
50
157 b
-
6%
9,300
26,700
104
104
497b
3674
361b
*32
34
.100
Co
Western
30 74 Mar 30
10674
104%
;
33%
Gladding McBean & Co
Alden Corp ex distribution—1
Northern
May 29
88% Jan
1037b
104
507b
104%
300
37'%
*36
37
37
347 b
Glen
Great
5
367%
3,400
1
com.
$4.50 preferred.
Great
8
80'%
•
157 b
V
18
477a Feb
36%
.
157b
*34
10c
-
27
141 *4 May
79
1037b 105
104'% 105
%
.5
547 b
6.67
Granite City Steel
19
47,700
8874
89
X79
817b
57 b
Co
6874 Jun
Mar 17
39,000
807%
8074
2874
*37 7b
80c
Grand
8474 Mar
307b
5674
7974
23%
807b
25
Co
56% Apr 14
347b Jun 19
48
30'%
55
81
56%
507b
When Issued
Globe-Wernicke
3174
5674
31%
55
8
57b
;
2474 May 20
474 Jan 28
3,000
77b
7%
31'%
h
49 7b
preference
Glidden
4,300
8
10
preferred
47b % conv preference
$5 preference—
Glmbci Brothers
77%
7%
307b
5574
8
56*b
7974
37%
89%
*77b
5%
474%
Gillette
240
2774
3174
'
Getty- OH Co
4,600
79
5574
10
Gerber Products
437%
79
,27%
:
277%
31%
50%-
-
General Tire & Rub
57b%
--
5774
4974
General Time Corp
50% Jan 27
7
12
8
187a Jun
Apr 29
41
37b Dec
&
4274
78'%.
2774
32 74
x5%
(series B)
Electronics
Georgia-Pacific Corp
.
.2874 Jan 23
Jun 12
a
30
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Tele
1,200
56 7 b
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
23
Genl
357b
317b
«
357 b
Castings Corp
preferred
2,500
3574
77b
*32 7 b
General Refractories
72
54.74 Apr 24
78
1
General Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
General Steel
,160
874
*150
43%
4274
78
lOc
conv preferred
$3 convertible preferred
Genesco Inc
"71
•
37b May 15
175
July 10
817b Dec 29
2% Jan
3
Jan 56
42%
78
27% ..2774
No par
No par
$1.60
3674 Apr 28
' Jun 19
j
137
28
-
:
;
42%
80
27
277b
*78
27
'
9474 May 21
89% Jan 21'
104
2
15
Apr 28
997b Mar
17
5374 Jun 18
415
17
40
64%Dec~29
44 74.Jan-
.
81
27
1517b
87%
3674
36
427b
*79
1
$1.30 preferred
Nov 11
28
43
367b
80
874
1517b
874
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357b
35-%
42 74
357b
x42%
35*4
9474
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127 b
12 %
*150
377b
Precision
2
2
9
36'%
General
Jan
14
1274
150%
9
477%
267b Jan
Feb
Jan
1274
1507b
9
9
41
2574 Jan
25
127b
150 7 b
:.
9%
477b
46% Jan
23
3,900
127b
150%
1274
150
9
407b
16
19
12%
1274
41
30
May 22
2,100
20,300
47 %
3
57% Jun
5874
8074
27
31
2974
5774
407b
Jan
2
297%
5774
477b
1574 Jun
2
29%
807b
33
287b Sep
947%
567%
41
4
3
94'%
29'/a
57
47 7b
Co
3,900
29'%
81
Cement
300
33
957 b
*47 7b
Portland
16
13
4274
3174
55
'807 b
General
38% Dec
17% Jan
42 74
■
32
29'%
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
General Outdoor Advertising
15
General Public Utilities Corp
32% Jan
4374
9474
103
General Public Service
2
4,100
56
104 7b
5574 Apr
Jan
2,600
674
307b
Nopar
477b Feb
397b Feb 18
1874
674
95%
50
20
21
18'/a
674
55
105
Oct
247b Sep
477b Dec
3274
106
EO'ADec 31
3
1874
674
1
•
44
497 b
preferred
100
35
•42%
3174
67 b
104 %
$5
8,200
6,200
>
•
674
674
1774
Va
18
45 %
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35
•33%
35
10474
May 25
6074 May 6
57b Jan. 15
15
674
100
Motors
2
1574 Jan
674
No par
preferred
28
21% Apr
46'%
7
Corp common___l%
6%
General
2
52% Jan
57 a Jun 16
6
5,100
4574
51'%
457«
2974
148'%
1
29% Jan
6
-
Nopar
Corp
317 b Jan
6
5174
30*4
Zl
Corp
6
7
52'%
56
5
20
2
1,200
51
g
52% Feb
Jan
2774-
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31% Feb 24
4
32
2774
2
Co
200
28
957b
1
41
377b Jan
*4274
327b
5,GOO
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•
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5
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6%
44
3,500
V,
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100
May 26
37
3274
>
30
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Aug 25 '
Jan
44
18
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■
.
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47
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17%
49
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317b
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5
27
2
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35
67b
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2
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General Electric
Finance
6%
7
1774
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5
General Controls Co
General Dynamics
Instrument
187 b
.674
1.25
Gpneral Cigar Co Incit-"Finance
33%
1774
Nopar
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
277 b
b
33 7
100
27-
447b Jan
46
5074
77b
preferred
General
51
497b
General Bancsharcs Corp
General Bronze Corp
General Foods
277 b
507 a
Transportation
General Baking Co common
Contract
277b
67b
1
.
$4.50 preferred
Gen
27*%
467 b
com
Acceptance Corp
1
General American Indus com
Ii
6%
convertible preferred...
50
General American Investors com
1
$8
277b
51
General
'
48
50%
Amcr
7
48
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~*
Industries
convertible
Amcr Oil Co
97a Nov
48
*47
"48
48.i
5
General
Dec
Aug 25
50
Co
General
Jan
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No par
Corp
Wood
4%%
5
preferred
22
8
Jan
Garrett
2474
common
677b Mar 11
125
it)
Gardner-Denver
7
36% Dec
2
convertible
Gamewell Co
Gar
40% Sep
7
15
5%
19
% Mar
!!.
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
517b Mar 17
77b Oct 22
34
Gabriel
247b Mar 17
■
19
Feb
38
2
May 11
-
13,900
13,900
*
60-
1
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2798)
.
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Kange tor Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
14
May
9
28 TV Nov
52
Mar
5
757) Dec 22
101
Feb
25
129
Highest
25% Jan
G
108% Jun
16
Dec
2
71% Mar
17
Par
55% Dec 31
G
Sep
90
,
' Jan
65% Apr
Gulf Oil Carp
Gulf States Utilities Co—
Oct
30
102% July 14
88
85% Jan
10
100
Jun
13
91
99% Sep
25
109
May
1
100
;
,
13
94
May 13
Apr
9
May 25
99% Jun
16
89% Apr
9
16
29% Jun
5
Jun
84% Jan 20
May 29
9G
19
55
28
84
"91.
$5
4
$5.08
dividend preferred
Y
•
'
-
/
:
;
49% Apr
20
Jan
7,
21
13 % May 20
70
Jan
2
21% Jan
26% Jan
'
Jan
41
13
Nov
10
23
Apr
30
Jan
•
10
19
10
9% Dec
38
34
Hamilton Watch Co
Harris-Intertype Corp
44% J* 11
5
Harsco
34
8
H
5r/o preferred
5
45.
7% Jan 16:'
.
Mar
13
20
22
36% Jun
9
39% "Apr
52% Jan
2
79% May 7
16% Jan 12-
15% Nov 17
67
12% Jun «19
10
64% Jan
2
7
89% Feb 21
84% Jun
11
Jail
6
30% Dec 12
27% Apr
14
90% May 5
31% Jan 28
8
30
% Apr
16
34% May 11
27
35
Jun
9
37% Mar 13
25% Jun
3
72% Apr 29
118% Apr 16
Jan
;
Nov
2
33% Dec
Jan
2
38
Feb
25
16% Jan
61
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
53% Jan
3
35% Dec
Jun
19% Nov 10
50
Nov 20
118
Jan
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
109
66
Jan
36% Dec 31
31
7
19
34
Jan
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
11% Jan
13
15% Sep 29
May 20
79
32% May
13% Jan
60
Jan
7
74% May 29
Jan
2
88% Nov 28
85
38 rH
62%
Inc_——:—'
5
12?)
•
71%
'
72%
v
6,6
25
100
Hercules
5ft
8
27
Powder
Heyden Newport Cliem Corp
70% May 11
106% Apr 22
Jan
_
preferred series A
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
2
9% Jan
lo
15% Dec 31
15% Jan
19
.211
2
45% Dec 18
3«% Jan
27
86i
28% Jun
17
37
Jan
5
,15% Apr 27
5
24% Jun
19
Holly Sugar Corp
27% Feb
2
39% Apr 29
53 % Mar
9
29% Apr
22
*69
*100
Holland Furnace Co
21% Jan
100
No par
Jan
9% Jan
20
17% Jan
26% Jan
33% Dec 19
3
32% Jan
30
2
39% Feb
7
85
8
Sep
Jan
Jan
12
12
May 21
47% Dec 31
24
23% Apr
19
Nov~14
12%
25% Dec
2
31 % Jan
67% Dec 16
39% Nov 20
35
92
31
84
8% Nov 20
5
2
7
Jan
Jan
9
/65;% Jan
2
Feb
Jail
45% Jun
•
Hires Co
2
21
2
Hooker
1
29% Nov 21
27
Feb
13
23:% Nov 28
19 % Jun
2
24;
41% Dec
Feb
5'/o
5
3
37% Jun
17
41.
Feb
12
17% Jan
13
39% Sep 16
74 % Dec
81
Dec
30% Apr
28
37% Jan
2
29
84
74% Jun
15
2
92
20
80,% Mar
85% Mar
Feb
62% Jun
6% Jan
6% Jan
40% Apr
13% Jan
72% Jan
2% Jan
20% Jan
13% Jan
1
90
Jun
6
6
81
75
22
15% Dec 18
lo
Nov
.
17
63
20% Nov 17
17
Oct
87% Dec
2
13
38% Dec
2
24% Dec
4
18
17
•
'96% Jan
75
Jan
22
-20% May 27
66;
1
2
93
15
7
19% Apr 22
Apr 29
7% Apr 21
38% Jan 29
23% Jan 21
Hupp Corp
35% Feb
11
50
13
50% Dec 31
39% Jan
2
38% Dec 31
47% Jail 21
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
48
47
Dec
1
42% Mar 18
30% Jail 28
46
45% Dec
2
51
42% Dec
89% Jan
40
6% Apr
47% Feb
14
Jan
Jan
2
9% Nov 13
2
65
156
May 27
2
22% Jan
13
July 18
86
Oct
18%Jun
27
143
Jan
Oct
29% Dec 12
1
Dec~30
94
,
5
26 % Sep 30
~2
44
3
166
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
Jun
70"% Jan
7
Jan
17
27
13% Dec 31
122% Nov
7
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
•'
95
100
Jan
7
13
71
Feb
Dec
Jan
13
28
Jan
2
81% Jan
3
22
13% Jan
40
May 7
41% Oct 30
35% Oct
6
2
19
Dec
2
109
8
163
43% May
36% Jan'
2
7
0
27% Mar 26
90
Apr 22
Jan
2
141
Jun
July
73
Jan
3
<
6
5
17% Feb
9
8
12% Jan
ill
May
88% Jun
7
7
33
28
% Mar
Feb
17% Jun
25% Jan
May
May
.50% Jun
16
7
6
12
50% Mar 18
32
Apr 29
.37% May 11
95% Feb
24
30% May 22
488
May 29
50% Jun
19'
153 % Jail
97% Mar 11
.19
Mar 12
126% Mar
3
94
Jan
28
16% Jan
2
8
67
2
10
30
3
9
158
37
Apr 27
Jan
12
47 % Apr
28
35% Feb
36
Apr 27
19% Mar
5
31
28
33% Jan
2
38% Jun 10
36% Jan
2
33% Jun
15
36% Jun
19
45
Jan
15
118% May 13
36% Jan
2
123
Jan
23
Jan
34% Nov
2
13
10
14
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
.
:
4.42%
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2.000
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3
20
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May
3
21
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17
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24
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31
53
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31
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31
35
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11
61
30
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38
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Dec
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see
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7
8
28.
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7
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28
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9
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16
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19
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63
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5
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——2.50
7
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17
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9
38
36% Nov 18
25
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Jan 13
52 % May • 6
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6
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29% Nov
,
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5
39% Jan
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83%
17%
23%
32%
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140
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22% Jan 20
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9
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43% Jan
2
20% Mar 31
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24% May 28
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5
Apr
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2
30
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1
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8
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99
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11
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69
Aug 14
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8
3
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3
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3
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EXCHANGE
30% Feb 17
73 % Jan 22
127% Jan 22
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Lowest
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Number 5857..
189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2799)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
SalM f*
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
.
47% Oct
13
2'98% Nov
11
28
68% Jan
-1 C-\
39% Jan
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Jan
2
112% Dec
3874 Jan
2
9
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10
1 IT'- Jun
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83
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37
7
16
Jan
78
Oct
86 "J Feb
Oct
28
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6
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34
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25
76
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86
82
July 31
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19
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19
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2
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7
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31
2034 May 26
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19
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85
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King-deeley Corp
1'
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
494 preferred—
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51% Mar 13
Jun
119
96%
5
;.4Va%'conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel 8c Wire Co,
3934 Apr'' 7 '
4134 May
78% Sen
121
119
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10874
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Kerr-McGce Oil Indus -common
6634 Jun
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>
31 > Apr
1
27% Jan
May 29
KenneCott
48 34
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5834
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64'Vjari "35
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7
48
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59
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12
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Kansas'Power
47% May 29
2634 Jun
70% Nov 21
Kansas Gas
32%~Mayl2*;u- Kayscr-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co 'L,__——a_—
53% Feb
11
Jan
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11
12534
.
58
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Kansas City ...Southern com___No par
41% Feb
13
12534
110
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46
10974
4634
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4734
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prpferred_—_.i———100 "
4.35%: preferred——100
i
35 % May 28
43% Oct -10
.
12
Jane 19
June 18
56
5534 J 5734
5934
108
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.
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i
convertible preferred—100
<
'3fr% Mar 13
'
13
3
18% Oct
7
75% Jan
93
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2l
25% Apr
36% May
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110
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38% Aug 13
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Mar 11
98^'' May
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preferred,——
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5934
58
3374
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/Kansas City.Pr & Lt C6= com_No par
3.8094 preferred—
190 "
-l
4%
preferred-...
100
4.5094 prcferred_L—
100
92% Jan 27
2
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12
June 17
the Week
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Friday
Thursday
i
~
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V
Wednesday
June 16
June 1.5
434%
Apr 17
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May 29
May-
99
10% Jan.:
■
12
Pat
Kaiser Alum 8c Chem Corp—
4 Vt%' convertible preferred.
15
131*-' Jun*-:4
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10
Jan
Jun
16.
.
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125% Jun''16
l
7
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2
29% Jan
10
14
103
.
10
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Feb
May
47
92 % May 29
29
85
107
110
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Monday
,;EXCHANGE
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Feb
23
HIGH SALS PRICKS
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
13%
-
41%
v
33%
i-22
2734
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2774
2734
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6
.
24
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2
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18
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5
6
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11
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8
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34% Apr. * 7
2
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18
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8
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Lee Rubber & Tire
25
Feb
20
46% Dec
31
42% Jun
15
Jan
17
89
55% Apr. 22
91
May 5
Lees
83
18% Jan
.
12% May
9% Mar 2G
85
9
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
7
1734 Feb
13
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5% Jan
12
7
2
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3% Apr
6
2
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14% Apr 27
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6
6% Sep 30
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2
19
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4
3134 Mar
Jan
7
1834 Jan
2
53% Apr 29
22% Feb 26
24
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19
32
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7% Jun
'
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834 Apr
1034 Jan
6
12
Lehman
4
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25%
43%
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21%
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10
14% Jan
2
1974 Sep
36
:
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8%
8
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8
1
22'34
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5
44%
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2134
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21%
2134
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-
2834
•
7234 Jun
5
Libby-Oweni-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
12
57% Apr
2
2
82% Dec
17
15834 Jun
140
Sep
29
11% Jun
16
13% Jan
9
8034 Jan
"l~3% Oct*13
7% Jan
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2
98% Apr
24
5
4
14034 Jun
49
10
2
14
57% Jan
Oct
21
90 34 Dec
3
11
10% May 29
7234 Feb
9
15
36% Mar 11
63% Jun
8
63% Oct
46% Jan
Jan
May
8
2834 Feb
70
2
3834 Oct 20
3134 May
2
47% Dec
3934 Jun
2
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8
8
9
Loew's
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Loew's
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Mar
4.8434
107% Feb 18
13534 Dec
9
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
3
82
Mar
4
85
Oct
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
14
129% Nov
100% Apr 14
120
12
2934 Jan
Jan
10
14
Jun~23
143
2734 Feb
44
55% Mar
86
May 25
12834 Jan
2
Jun
i
7634 Jan
2
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27
7114 Jan
7
2134 Jan
5
30
;
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100
101
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83
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87
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100
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4034
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——
50
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88
24%
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j
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20
1974
91%
24%
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141
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40 74
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2074
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6,200
92
.
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24%
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32 74
1934
; 1934
9134
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10,300
4274
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128
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34,400
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; 137%
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33
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14
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6
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114
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41%
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100
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10
100
100
100
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)-No par
15
10434 Mar
,
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40%
4074
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5
(P)
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8734 Jan 22
2134 Jun
,
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3334 ''3474
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44 34 Mar 12
6
28
14
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14234 Mar25
Sep 29
2834
41
2,500
69
11134
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2434
210
58 %
10%
1034
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66
2874
series E preferred
5
6634
66%
59
4434
58
2934
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8
5834
5734
142
142%
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29%
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10,100
8634
No par
1
,.•^4.40%
5
3834 Jun
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,
*
6
Jun
44
1
7,900
13,700
70 y4
142
29
Inc
15534 Apr 16
9034 Mar:
i
2
141
2834
900
!
8
7%
2174
1134
1134
30%
preferred—j.
series
86 %
29 Va
LighLing Co com
series B preferred
4.25%
1.4.
'• Apr
136% Jun
22
Oct
17
2
;Jan 10
19% Jun 11
89
8634
10%
Island
5%
4
Mar
104
Long
15
3634 Aur
May 7
80% Jun 18
81% Sep 16
81
4
113a Jan
_60
Dec
2
100'
37
128
13934 Jan 26
May 28
7134
1134
1
————
conv
11%
86
7034
21%
734
*734
29
,
'
71%
105%
Lone Star Gas Co common—.
•
2134
2%
234
*21
834
10,200
7,400
44%
v
45
10c
Lone Star Cement .Corp—
3734 Jan:-5
4634 Jan 26
2934
2.50
Inc—
Aircraft Corp __z
14% May 26
37
5
31
Industries
Lockheed
11%
86 I
141
8
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;
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Litton
27
3934 Apr
9
28% Jan
Lionel
1434* Maf 23
15
4
10% Mar
Link Belt Co
Jun,. 3
123% Apr
9
Jun
27
Mar
152
5
11%
7234
8
734
12,000
1334
3334
3374
2%
2134
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'
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5
7
25
100
5
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234
100
89
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3374
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2,500
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2674
4474
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300
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;
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4
4
28%
2534
90
7%
—
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2874
•
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7% \ 7.%
Lehn 8c Fink Products
Lerrier Stores
43%
12%
"
24% Feb
*334
4
•25%
43
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1234
12%
3334
3334
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5
(James )».& Sons
3.85% i. preferred —;——*
100
Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement——
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd——No par
Lehigh Valley RR
Nopar
•
*
3% Jim 20
r
6
29 % May
39% Oct 21
28
14
Jan
1034 Feb
Mar 28
*334
2834 '283b'"
2034
2034
*30
32
*30
preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant———
1
2034
20%
2034
4
common
4.32%
22
'4% Mar 11'
10
25% Dec
3% May 19
17
Laclede Gas
23% Jan -22
30
'
9574
9234
95%
58,500
2434
24%
2434
24%
2,900
1934
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Jan
3134 Aug 13
2
116
15
2934 Jan
7
17
118% Jan
15
17
.32% Jan
2
2134 Jan
2
-Apr
36% Nov
28
Jan
3
».393s Dec
78% Jan
6
-
13% Apr
125
1
•„
6
Jan
8234 Jun
10
37
*
Jan
2
14
Jan
9
78
30% Jan
2
60% Dec
1
Feb
10
Jun
12
-39% Dec
10
3634 Jan
6
834 Sep
29
4% Jun
18
4834 Nov
19
6% Jun
16
7
1534 Jan
5
390
2338 Apr 29
f
534 Jan
,
5% Apr ^.8
,.12% Jan
450
2
.
3
Aug
28% Oct
Jan
21
17
13
48% Jan
Jan
22
450
Jan
26
1
:
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4
534 Jun
23 34 Jan
.2
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
6434 Jan
5
453a Nov
81% Jan
r.
8
Sep
25
30
>
4534 May
5934 Dec 31
29% Jan
42
7
34 Jun
27 34'Mar
Mar
5
73
5934 Jan
46 34 Apr 24
Martin
5
46% May 22
3
37
Feb
22
46
May 19
8534 Jun
26
7434 May 15
81
16
74% May 19
81
July 30
6534 May 22
16
15
8534 Jun
77
7634 Jun
53=4 Feb
-
Mar'31
7234 Mar 1.7
Feb 24
2
49%
Nov~19
4534 Jan
2
91% May 11
Jan
2
20
Dec
183b Jun
9
2334 Jan
13
18% Apr
32% Oct
29
22
39% Jan
7
9
45
Dec
2
83% Dec
29
56 % Dec
29
24
62
Co_—
50
*450
1
1
44%
——No par
5
*6=4
Coal RR
Maxwell & Moore—12.50Exploration
Oil
1
Jan
2
•
2
1934 Feb
5
Apr 24
9434 Feb
5
Feb
16
49
Corp
——
80
4034 Jun
8
3634 Jun
8
3734 Jan
30
31% Apr
23
4134 Sep
26
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
10% Jan
2
2034 Nov
17
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
,84
70% Nov 21
64
58
52
Jan
14
54
Mar
preferred
47.
Stores
Mar 31
1734 Jan
60 34 Jan
1934 Feb
3
4
9934 Feb
3
Jan
19
8934 Apr
28
May
7% Jun
3
934 Jan
10
8 34 Feb
13
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
19
2034 Jan
2
33 % Apr
9
4734 Sep
86% Jan
7
96
22% Jan
2
26=4 Apr
Apr
78% July 28
85
May
19% Jan
32
Dec
7
36% Jan
10
Oct
1
8334 Dec
4134 Jun
24
12
1034 Mar
Feb
5
9534 Mar 26
9034 Jun
19
14
2334 Jan
2
283« Apr
79 34 May 21
8534 Apr
38
Jun
For footnotes
86
see
2
7
67
10
May 20
page
1
7
29% Jan
7
18
Feb
9
Jun
3
85
28.
Feb
4%
common
preferred series B_
1
—100
334
common——16%c
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—
Mercs.
-
6
Corp common.—1
5
4%%'preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp
9134 May 15
79
1
3
1
3
18
10
10
Mead
16
'
74
McQuay Norris Mfg-COL
2
25
—
McGregor-Doniger Inc>class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
■McKesson 8c Robbins Inc
McLean Trucking Co__
2234 May ID
51.
50c
1
Co—
McGraw-Hill Publishing
*
.
$3.50
&
Co
Inc
43
46
4%
434
634
31%-
31%
4434
434
6%
preferred——a—".—Nopar
6%
16=4
25%
25%
6834
■
52%
43=a
51%
5134
5034
43%
4334
433a
*90
91
.01
5134
50=4
52
5134
17%
31
6
44%
91%
40
76
76
*75%
77 %
♦66
68
*66
68
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77
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77
22,000
42
4274
6,000
4974
4974
4974
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9,300
76
76
76
7774
7574
7674
75%
110
6734
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68
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77
67
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77
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77
81%
81
80%
81%
19%
19
19
1934
1934
36%
36%
37
3T34
50%
49
49
49
49
180
8074
8174
20
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7974
78
1,900
1934
1934
1974
19%
1,300
37%
37%
*3774
37%
600
50%
*49
5074
150
*49
1374
14
13 %
14
4,700
14
13%
14
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80
80-
80
8074
8074
41%
42
4274
42
1,900
42
4034
4174
41
37%
38
3974
3974
4274
7,300
4234
4374
43
43
4,900
57
57
57
57
2.400
1334
14
80
4234
38%
3634
3734
3634
44
4334
44
43
5634
57
57
5374
4374
68
3634
-
52
77%
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19%
57
53 Va
5134
42 74.
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3634
37%
500
1,800
3,600
74
7774
4334
5274
4474
4974
42%
5174
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77
13%
7,300
69
91%
47%
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574
2574
69
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5174
51
4574
4234
*40
574
2574
17
31
45
43%
81%
534
2534
17
3074
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52
47=4
81%
534
2574
17%
31 %
45=4
5074
7774
43
300
1,100
2,500
1,000
,
9174
44%
47%
48
5,500
2,700
4%
674
*75%
44%
47 3a
4374
4%
77%
43=4
42 74
*674
4234
*7534
3,800
5574
6%
5174
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91
12,900
58
480
3034
;
69
5234
5474
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434
69
6834
300
474
25%
70
42%
70
14%
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1634
434
6=4
25%
70
43
5,400
18,000
1474
480
3974
18%
5774
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16,300
84
56
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.
44%
1874
15
4374
574 >
6
25=4
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58%
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5574
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3074
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8274
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15
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434
31
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6
6
25%
6%
*
16=4
17
1634
434
485
/
Common—
McGraw-Edison
15
26
Corp
convertible* preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp_—
—5
45% May 27
9
Nopar
3
50
334%
-
39
'.
common—
McCrory-McLcllan
2834 Mar 3
—
5
—No par
Nopar
No par
100
No par
Corp
$2.50
4
10
44
Co
Maytag
39 34 May 29
Nopar
100
1
Corp__*———-_No par
preferred
McCord
4-1
5
50
4
Co
McCall
15
Jun
Feb
1334 Jan
Jan
coulmon
*450-
485
*450
3934•
5534
5634
55
•
.
4474
1,800
31%
123
*121
5734
*14%
*
23% Jan
1874
14=4
334%
82*
10
1874
55-^
Mm,v Dept Stores common'
$3.75 preferred —
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
24
Mar 26
18
57%
Masonite
*
4234 Dec
49% Dec
1834
14%
preferred—1—
62% May 11
2
Sep
4%%
14
2
8234
18
>
44%'
3934
8234
55'A
4% -convertible
3234 Jan
11
75
r -
26
3934
563a
Midland Corp
9334 Jan
Jan
6634 Sep
12
5
2
3934
8234
1434
preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_
Marshall Field & Ca com
"
42%
84
5634
Alaracaibo
..
4ft%
39%
57%
-
123 74
4374
39%
31%
3134
3134
*122
4234
*8234
1434
Manning,
:
12374
43 74
55%
Bros—
Marine
31%
31%
*122
57
Manliattan-Shirfr__—_——
5
75% Nov
25% Jan
34
Mandel
1834
18%
31%
123%
10
1
7% Jan; 14 ;*. -Manati Sugar Co;—1
22 34 Mar 16
•'
84
*31 %
*122
(P R) & CO———
Mallory
48,34 May 12
8934 May 12
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
No par
'Mahoning
'
253s Jan
Garden
Square
2
Jun • 1
734 Jan 26
12
29
7
485 f" Jun
39%
1
7
33
8
J/4 Feb
2434 Oct
<534 Jan
May
43%
3034
Magma Copper—'
Magnavox Co ———
9% Jan" 30
*
18% Jan
Mar, 17
70
7
4234
*8234
Inc——i.
Fund
Madison
1834 Jan 30
9
71% Oct
-
21
18
14
10
8
Macy (R II) Co Inc com.:
4%% preferred series A.
Madison
31%
123%
Nopar
100
Mack Trucks Inc
1
20
8734 Mar'30
5534 Jun
Jan
8
-48 .'.'Jun
4234 Jan
*
20 3'J Jan
31% Jan
.
123 34
2
May 14
18% Oct
1
17 % Dec 31
88
31
*122
*Jap 22 "... MacAndrews 8c Forbes common—10
100Jun"' 9 V'N* 6% 'preferred J—^
35
*
1
%
;
4374
57 y8
57
*1834
19
81
*80
*1874
19
20
900
18=4
18%
1834
1874
18=4
1834
9334
94
94
93 74
9474
94
93
93
93=a
94
80
80
8074
80 74
8074
3,300
80
79%
834
8=4
8=4
4,900
79
80
80
834
8%
8%
834
8%
834
2134
2134
21%
2174
21%
42
42%
41%
42%
4134
*90
93
*90
91%
27
♦90
2634
:
2174
21
2174
21
21
1,000
42%
„
42%
43
42%
43
5,400
9174
9074
9074
20
91%
27%
27
27%
26=4
80
80
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80%
36=4
36=4
36%
36%
35%
35%
18
79
79
80
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8074
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82
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82
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81
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2674
2774
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81
8074
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35
35
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81
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3574
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78
8274
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84=4
78
2,100
18,600
S&
24 "
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2800)
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCKS
W*mgt ft Prerieu
Banf e Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Uwwt
Monday
EXCHANGE
Paf
30 Va Mar 10
53% Oct 27
44 >4 Jan
8
64% May 11
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
18
Jan
2
22 3/8 Feb
25
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman
&Scott
39
2
62% Dec
10
53% Jan
6
73% Jun
11
Mesta
15
Metropolitan Edison 3.90?*
Jan
Machine
78
Sep
91
Dec 22
79
Sep 24
79
Oct
92
78
97
15
104
14
Jan
40% Oct
48% Deo
39
35% Jan
2
68
14% Jan
76
'■
Jan
7
10
4
126
17
7% Jan
59
Jun
39% Aug
.21% Feb
Deo
20 % Nov
2
96
28
Nov
17
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
'
31
Feb
116
2
27% Jan
4% Jan
•
6
Midland
2
48% Jun
;1
2
*92
24% Mar 20
56
1
56
56%
56
57
56
57
19%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19
19-%
72%
73%
71%
72%
69%
71%
72
72%
71%
72
99
34 % May
16% Jun
111 Va Jan
29
8
31
33
4% Jan
49% Apr
4
29% May 4
4134 Mar 16
Jun
12% Jan
2
8
7
8
Nov
19
60
Jan
6
Nov
19
68% Jan
9
8% Jan
13
15% Jan
6
5
22
71 % Dec
*78%
80 %
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80%
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80%
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79
*79
85%
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45
1
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20
125%
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125
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125
22%
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97
31
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30%
18
30
34
33
34
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1
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41%
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22%
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22%
23%
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38%
37
37%
37
6%
6%
6%
6%
49%
50%
49%
49%
17%
•17%
17%
Mohasco Industries Inc common—8
15
14%
25
41%
40%
41%
5.-800
23 Va
17,20Q
37 Va
37
37%
37 Vi
9,600
6G
14%
*65
66
*73%
74%
*73%
74%
*73%
1.28
13%
13%
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13%
*13%
Jan
29
Monarch
18% May 28
*21
21%
21
21
21%
*15
15%
*15
16
15%
2
14:!i May 26
Class
38% Jan
8
53 Va May 18
Monsanto
28% Jan
14
35% Mar
Mar 24
B
Montana
No par
2
Power
Co
Co
10%
11%
10%
10%
49'/a
49%
48%
49%
8
—
Chemical
30%
31
31
31%
*31
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%
71%
71%
72%
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26%
24%
24%
27%
26
46%
45
7"
15%
66
1,800
6%
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50
7,100
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,
2,300
15%
28,700
66 "V
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66
74%
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74%
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13%
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13%
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21%
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16
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16
100
21%
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'
11%
49%
11%
11%
49%
11%
11%
49%
.
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1,400
37,700
a
73 Va
73%
74
30% .31
74
74%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
25%
26%
26
26%
13,500
45%
45 Va
26%
45%
25%
44%
24%
45%
16
:
•
24%
73
24
No par
11
48%
17% •17%
1
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15%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
2
50
17!
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21%
28
GVa
6%
50%
:* 15%
14%
15%
66
'66
No par
Machine Tool
Monon RR class A
37
7
6%
r
74%
13%
24
-22%
£3% >■
2,200
43,200
49%
."
49%
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;
7
17%
6%
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100
6
78
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24 Va
100
13
4
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24% I
3%%
—
4,600
;
33%
.
17% •17%
14%
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34
23%
41
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4.20%
66% May 21
75% May 11
'
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33%
23%
6%
•
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140
.
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29%
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;
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98
31
_
29%
i
23%
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'
95 ;,
a
33%
$
-22%
22
34 %
23%
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR
7,500
-,.(#300
141%
33%
800
9,800
.*29
.
18!
380
:
•
r
19%
33%
33%
-
23%
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Public Service Co
1
90
38
125%- 126%
29%
18 Ve
i
140 %
35
23%
19
63% Feb
18 Ve
/ 140
23%
Jan
Jan
18
34
;
89
22 Va 6
97
v
-29%
;2,O66
48-%
48
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•
29% -30
3,900
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127%
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46 Vi
*38 Vi
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30
139
45%
43%
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35%
96%
%
44
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1
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,
;.
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Corp—;
16
May
22%
139%
35
85%.
45%
31
r
30
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,.
130
79
46
126
2.300
.
89%
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97
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35
127
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18
138% 141%
2.50
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,
89%
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12/200
80%
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,
45
"41%
22 %
30
30%
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79%
22%
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{29%
-No par
Light
126
78%
Maid
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
8
.
Ontario Paper
13% Apr 29
18% Jan
6
12
89
'
60
Jan
*87 Va
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
20% Jan 30
18% Apr 27
90
14% Jun
90
Mission Development Co.
52% May 25
2
41% NOV 20
31% Dec
1
*87 Va
78
Mission Corp
.?•
2
Jan
8
10
10
45
&
Minute
Jan
29
14% Sep 23
8% Sep 24
80 Va
90
100
Mining & Mfg
19
Jan
8
Minn
Minnesota
Jun
5% May
20 V« 8ep
*79
*87%
100
I
Minn St Paul Ss S S Marie
,
5
25
52
22% Jan
16
Mar
2
62
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
79%
89
conv-
Minnesota Power &
41% Jan
16% Dec 18
81
89
inc__
1st preferred
$1.50 2nd
22
36 Va Jan
14% Dec 18
2
*79
preferred
21
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_.No par
4
38
13
21% Mar 9
17
Jun
151% Apr 24
40% Jan
5
$3.50
'
21
•
100
Enterprises Inc
Jan
6
9"% Jun
series
Utilities
39
44% Aug
25% Aug
43% Dec 29
19% Dec 30
—100
series
8
25
2
100
100
series
Jun
16% Jan
4% Jan
17
Apr
20% Feb
9
8
31% Apr 28
6
i 39% Dec 16
pla
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Mollne Co common
1
25% May 21
•
1,400
56
19%
Minerals &.Cliem Corp of Amer—
137% Apr 27
28
9
6
10
2
Shares
57%
5
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
27
0
18% Oct
Jan
Feb
40% Jun
Feb
2
20
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
'<
Dec
35% Oct
443% Apr
26% Apr 29
;35% Dec 29
6
18% Feb 25
27
3
20% Nov 14
73% Feb 25
iJ
18% Feb
28% Dec 31
21% Jan
Jan
92
Oct 31
13
South
the Week
June 19
19%
Copper
Middle
25 Va Jan
0
10
Mlamt
51 % Apr ,6
111 V2 Jan
11
Jan
50% Mar. 5
15
35% Feb 18
18
Jan
8
6
13% Jan
28
99% Mar 11
Apr
39 Va Jan
43% Oct 13
2
Jan
87
83% Jan
Sep 19
78
25% Feb 24
2
Jan
Mar 31
Friday
June IK
*56%
series
preferred
3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
Thursday
June 17
1
Co
4.35%
33
6
28% Jun 25
88
Mar 13
44% Jun
13
6
98
94
May 25
33% Jan
2
'
4
34% Jan
IS
7812 May 20
July 7
Aug 12
24 Va Mar
10
Jun
80
102
Jun
89
92% May 13
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
15
Sales
SALE PRICES
Wednesday.-.,
June 16
12.50
'
83 Va Apr
Tuesday
June 15
45
45%
23,300
21% ; 22%
27%
2,700
31%
.
31
,
.
.1,700
„
4,200
Montecatlnl Mining & Chemical—
18% Feb 25
21% Dec 29
37 Va Dec 22
28
42% NOV 13
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
5
18% Nov 11
32% Nov 21
May
17
40% Feb
20% Jan
60% Deo 31
3
25% Jun
21% Nov 17
23% Dec 31
35
25% Apr 29
20% Jan 14
3
36 Va Jan
American shares—n
Monterey Oil Co.
2
4934 May 4
243/4 Feb 24
«
23% Jan
2
57% Jan 28
30% Apr
17
Jan
2
6
—No par
MoorerMcCormack Lines—
12
MorreU (John) & Co—
—10
Motorola Inc
3
9
130
May 7
40% May 25
16
Feb
9
19% May 28
28
26% Oct 13
Jan
2
32
Jan
20
Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co.
17
Munslngwcar Inc
2
32% Apr
30% Jan
3
45
43% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
33% Nov 28
26
9
50
39% Apr 24
38
Feb
25
Sep
24% Jan
Motor
18
18
Jun
50% Jan
Products
•22%
26%
'
45%
22
;
22
21%
22
21%
22
■
26%--26%,
102% 107
25%
103%
26%
Va
26%
26%
27
105%
106 %
102 %
1.900
26%
109
,26
106
"
3.600
106 %
105
38%
1
8
28%
29%
1
.
Murpbv Co (O C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F B) & Bros
0
21%
Va
10
8
Corp
Motor
48% Apr 16
31% May
6
Deo
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
30% Apr 23
12% Apr
19% Jan
1,000 lire
46%
46%
47
47%
47 Va
47%
47 Vo
47%
27
27%
27%
28%
28 Va
28 Va
27
28%'
41
40
40
39%
40
39%
39%
40
9;80Q
40
36%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
23%
29%
*40%
No par
17%
37%
17%
28%
17%
it
*36
*29%
30%
31
30%
32
47
47
Vi
3,700
27
27%
5,700
26%
36%
37%
37
w
30
;v
30
30
•
37
Va
37%
800
17%
17%
3,200
3.200
r,
1,500
700
N
9% Jan
.
11
2
Jan
3
14% Jam
,16% Dec 19
8
43% Jan
2
23% Mar
,
17
Jan
12
21% Jan
0
Jan
8
26% Jan
168
Jan 20
8% Jun
12
14% Jan
66% Deo 19
2
164 Va Apr
16% Nov 20
62%Jun
4
26% Jun
12
37% Jan
7
30% Deo 11
49% Nov 21
2
•31% NOV 19
86% Jan
2
2
42
Jan
Jan
24
Deo
C
Jan
3
109
5
9
21
Jun
1
59
Jun
16
93
Mar 30
Apr
6
24% Jan 21
71
8
115% Oot 10
64% Apr 17
104
Feb
9
128
Apr 27
145
Jun
10
159
Mar
Corp
10% Jan
2
May 21
9% Jun 10
13% Jan
8% Dec 18
13% Aug 11
2
3
Jan
7
Jun
12
62
Dec
Jan
20
14
7
Nov 19
2
83
36% Apr 30
50% Oct
13
Apr
79% Jun
37% Jun
17% Jan
2
26
17
23% Jan
13% Mar
3
18
Apr
Jan
29% Nov 20
32% Nov 10
2
180
16
5% Jan
275
2
14% Jan
25% Apr
Deo
2
Dec 31
Mar 25
6,900
101!'a
101
21% Jan 19
27
New
9
New
77% Jun
,80
440
95
Dec 29
Feb
13
N
6
'
.•
Jun
2
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
21%Jun
•
3
39 % Feb.
9
21% Jan 28
70
Jan
6
29
Jun
19
102Jun
17
108
108
29% Jun
20 Ve
20
10
7%
7%
13%
*13 V2
*75
*12%
76
20
*75
,
20 V*
20
'80
85
*80
87
88
>37
20 Va
20%
20 Va
20%
12,400
10 Vo
9%
10%
10
10 Va
11,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
19%
,
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
5,300
Va
7V4
7!e
6,400
7
13%
13%
76
*75
20 Ve
Va
7
7Va
7
38%
37%
38%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27
33%
33 V4
33%
50
*225
No par
100
*16
16%
*31%
32
340
*295
87 Va
87 Va
33%
1,700
40 V4
1,500
*75
73
-80
'
85
7,500
88 !b
87%
88
13,600
20
19%
85
*80
85
86%
1,100
13%
13%
39%
20 Va
19%
20! a
*80
87%
1,300
33
!
76
*75
76
19%
35
37%
-18
10,000
9%
13
27%
26%
33%
No Dar
4.10%
5.25%
38 %
38%
33 !4
38%
37%
38 Va
27 Va
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
28
26%
27 Ve
27
27%
27
27%
39,100
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
30,500
'
-
-
340
330
•
-
*300
335
*300
' 330
4,700
3,200
10
•
335
Adjustment preferred
73
Jan
16
9
57 Va May 22
113% Mar
6
2
25% Apr 20
77 Va Mar 17
9
July 16
80% Jun
81% May 18
84
34 % Deo
31% Jan,
7
47 Va Jan 27
Jan>
86% Mar
88% Mar 23
5
89
5
30% Jan"
7
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
44
Mar 25
16
*
15%
30%
31%
52
8%
;
,
3
.
-
15%
■
30%
8Vi
1,600
15%
3,100
30%
^8%.
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'16
31V*
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51%.
52%
51%
52
77
76
76
76
76
75! a
36%
36%
36 V<
36%
36 Va
*69 Va
'
70
72
_.
Va
3,300
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72
70
69%
69%
69%
■
35%
70%
69 V,
*71%
71%
71%
72%
72%
72%
72%
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78%
77 V.
78%
77%
77! a'
80 %
80%
80 Va
80%
"*80%
:
{
'
36!
25,900
a
69!i
77%
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81
100
103 ~
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95%
8
29%
29%
1
103
.
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104
96
*
96
96%
530
72%
77%
77%
104
•103.
;.
96%
"
96%
-
104
104
■82
!
-*80%
82
•
84.10 preferred series
84.08 preferred series
l
84.11 preferred series—*.
84.16 preferred series—
Northrop Corp
Northwest
Airlines
Inc
60
-"
:
104
*103
96%
96%
■
90
620
97
900
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
36
36
35
36
34
35
35%
35%"
35 Vi
35 Va
2,800
90%
91%
90%
90%
89%
90
89%
90! 3
90%
91%
13,400
22
22,
22
*21%
46%
48%
1
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*21%
22
*21%
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■
,
48
44%
r
46%
45%
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22
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22
44,000
46%
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45%
32%*
32 !i
32%"
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l
32%
32%
50
72
72
73
73
,-10
30
30%
29%
30%
100
*104
*' 105
♦102%
104%
102
102%
112
112
xllO%
110%
110V4
53%
52%
110%
54%
32%
32! 2
32%
32%
32%
2,600
•
52%
54
53
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.
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74
30
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74
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29%
29%'
29
74
110
54%
103
103
110%
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29%
"
♦110
54
103
*
-
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TOO
TOO
240
13,900
54%
-
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
73%
74
74
74
74
74
73%
73%'
82
'
82
82
82
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82
81%
81
81
81
-.
23%
23%
.
30
100
111
55%
.
9,100
•
23%
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!
'140
•
28
'
"
260
-
-
77%
100
;
83.60 preferred series
;
200
*
76
*75%
76
,36 %
2,900
51%
51%
52%
4
37'
36%
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Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
1 Common
8
2
31 % Jan
Aviation—
5.80% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
88% Mar 23
16
30%
28
—
North
47% Feb
4
:
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co.
5%% preferred
27
8%
52%
100
—
May 14
Feb
16%
31 Va
»
52%
*75
100
:
Norfolk & Western Ry common
35% Jan 22
8%
16
x31
-
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
American
8 Va
'
100
52% Mar 18
8
22 Va
preferred
preferred,
preferred
4.85%
23% Mar 10
108
8
1
83.75
35
2
20%
10
7%
& Harlem RR Co
3.90%
2
Jan';
For footnotes see page 28.
20%
7%
No par
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred—
100
3.60% preferred
_100
10
38% Jun
72% Jan?
67% Dec 10
1,100
19%
Common
•
100 Va Apr 23
80 Va Jun
31
39%
19%
8
N Y State Electric Gas Corp—
26
Jan
93% Mar 7
37% Dec 17
33% Dec 31
'
39%
19%
Brake..
Common
Mar 23
102 Va Feb
f
13
19
Y
*
5
Jun
94 % Jon
Air
Preferred 5% series A
York phipbnlldlng Corp
2
92
!
90
39%
39%
New
.
64
30% Dec 17
Feb
*
63% Jan 23
83% Dec 31
22% Apr
7
10% Jan
2
31
5
Jun
26% Jan
34
59% Nov
8
102% Jun 10
105% May 16
22% Nov 11
88
39%
13
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
36% May 22
71% Jun 16
Nov~19
16% Jan
7
70% Sep 25
81
Aug 29
"79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
91
39
90
1
York Central
88% Apr
106% Aug 5
32% Jan 12
90 %
<38%
47%
10%
England
York
200
47
90 Va
38%
20%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
3
72% Nov 19
*46%
47
90
38%
9%
100
6
30% Jan
8
68% Jan
93% Jan 24
'32% Dec 30
109% Jun 13
113 % May 26
47
90
39%
1
preferred
4
May
8
July 8
60% July 26
88% Apr 23
,
47
*46 Va
90
Va
12%
Newmont
49% Mar 13
30
76
Oct 23
4,600
20%
Electric System
1
pfd-100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
86% Apr SO
107% Mar 11
4
Sep
5
i70% Sep 19
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
2,800
37%
47 Va
13%,
41% Jan 14
73% Apr
l
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
102
20%
36%
40%
35% Jun 19
18
23% Apr 18
45% Deo 19
27% Nov 17
20%
36%
125%
34
Nov
5
25% Feb 20
15% Jan
2
21
36
13%
39
92
47%
125 Va
20%
35%
40 Vi
3%%
110
125%
20%
125%
19%
1
Co
40
190
■/
39
89
4
Fibre
11,200
147 Va
35 %
__1
Inc
93%
'• 121%
19%
34
2
27
*46%
Radiator...
10,300
35%
13%
B4«/4 Mar 11
~7
=r-10
10
No par
Co
10,700
61 Va
19%
r
34 !4
59% May 12
63% Apr
21% Sep
19%
36
40
9
6
125! 3
19%
35%
34
Jun
Feb
125%
23%
35
1
39%
Apr 24
108
126%
-
34%
50
2
*125
148
39%
75
•
126 »/*
23
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
18% Jan
126
124%
123
34%
Mar 18
•94
*146%
39%
85
103
122
147%
34%
56% Dec 31
2
120 %
147%
1,800
101
*93
94
93%
•
120%
147%
39%
17
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
95
*93%
120
2,900
146
62 V2
146
27%
121
23 Va'r
60%
13%
38% Feb
Oct
95
22%
61
34
8
-
*93%
22%
59%
147%
«"
22,400
..60%
22%
22%
60%
39%
2
29% Jun
80
93%
*100
122%
Cast-No par
Co
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
5
76
93%
101
*146
Corp
Steel
National Tea Co
National Theatres
S
59
101
100
Service
As
22%
63%
121%
8
22%
101
100
National-Standard
6
67
Malleable
*100
61%
No par
common
101
21%
.1
^mmon
preferred A
preferred B
National Linen
100
27 Va
27%'
1
10% Jan
29% Jan
27 Va
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
20% Jan
2
27%
180
"65
64
65% 7
Neisner Bros Inc
4
38% Jan
X64%
13
4
:74%Sep 17
65 Va
26
7% Jun
•
64 Ve
Feb
15% Jun
8
64%
11,700
46,700
National U
82% Mar
7
Jan
63%
5,400
9%
9
9%
37 Va Apr
25% Feb
9
31% Feb 27
280
9%
53%
7%
6%
43% Feb 26
75% May 11
19% Jan
2
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
9%
29%
15
9
10
363/4 Jan
Nov" 19
84% July
15
68
38%
Jan
32% Jun
26% Jan
2
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
9%
53%
National Lead Co
12% Mar 23
18
9-%
29
14% Apr
2
21 Va May 29
10 Va Mar 24
7
9%
150
53%f
3
24% Mar 25
9
9%)
3,100
51 Vi
150
f
29%
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
12
149
-
29 Vi
-50%
51%
50%
148
53 Vo
134% Mar 12
20
51 Vo
148
23%
29%-
23%
28%
a
28%
54
Apr 17
91% May 28
40% Mar 13
4
50!
148
53
9
Dec
28%
51
29%
Natl
12% Oct 22
14% Oct
7
28%
150%
29%
38% Mar 24
7l%
'■
9%
149
52 Va
21
:
x50%
150
2,900
26%
2
3 '
10
■28%
51%
150
900
i 800
-
-
29%
2
~2
28%
51
-
24
■
27
Jan
7% Jan
-.-23%.
53%
28% Jan
7% Jan
9% Jan
4% Jan
23%--
27
124% Jun
»
23% -
29%
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
7
23%
I1-
52%
7
23
23%
/-
58%
53 %
,13% Jan
Jan
23%
"
14%
58%
30
19
74% Jan
23%
14V'a
26%
17
36
23%
19,800
18 Vi
18
"
23%
Jun
45% Jun
r-
29%
Jun
9
58%-
26%
143
40% Sep
14%
58%
1
168
7~7% Deo" 17
14 Va
58%
64%
7
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
18%
14 Ve
*58%
17%
63
2
9
17%
14V'a
58%
8
Oct
17
17%
14%
58%
28%
.10
100
128% Nov
21% May 12
—I
common
preferred
National Gypsum C*
$4.50 preferred-
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
May
17%
14%
58%
f
Natl Distillers Sc Chem Corp com
8
4V«% pfd series of 1951
100
National Fuel Gas Co
10
3
100
1
Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
32% Jan 15
54% Jun 12
34J/aMar
17%
14 V*
23%
-
—1
National Can
5
18%
14%
58%
__5
.
National Biscuit Co
7%
17%
"
National Aviation
3
12
8
59% Deo 11
7
148
%Jun
99% Jan
103% NOV 19
8
90
46% Feb
28
80
1
22
Mar 13
9
Corp
Natco Corp
National Acme Co
National Airlines
6
34% May
56
Nafl
9
29% Jan
15
148
12
Jan
,63% May
Jun
20% Jan
17% Jan
18
.
2
49% Jan
51% NOV 20
2
Jan
2
52 V4 Jan
31
3
Jan
13% Jan
22% Deo 29
6
Oct
18% Jun
May 13
Aug 19
69% Oct 14
2
41% Jan
149%
9%
60%
19%
14
16
8.300
■
%'
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73
*81%
.
*
,
90
82
•60
82
100
100
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81
*79%
81
*79%
81
TOO
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83%
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83%
*82%
83%
*82%
.83%
100
*83%
85
*33%'
85.
*83
Va
84%
*83 %
84%
*83%
84%
35%
39%
-
.
82
„
35%
35
35
35 Va
34%
35Tb1
x26%
37
37 Va
37%
3?
-
38%
38%
39
38%
x56%
..1
.10
36%
36 %
36 %
36%'
37%
38
38
38
38!
71%
72%
72%
72 Va
71
74
74%
76 %
76
79 Vi
25%
Va
34%
,
33%
34%
14,900
11,700
"
Apr 10
79% Jun
5V*%
conv
preferred
25
"
19
Norwich Pharmacal Co
1.25
a
3,305
9,700
Volume 189
Number 5857
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
...
Range for Previoua
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
"
Year 1958
Law est
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
•
,
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
>
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
June 16
June 1ft
June 17
June 18
June 19
far
the Week
Shares-
O
50% Jan
14
60% Nov 20
■
90
Sep 16
78% Sep 19
103
.
Jun
:
94% Nov
n :
103
89
31
102
Oct
.
28% Jar. .13
27
Dec
3
€
16
85
Jan
12
100
Jan
13
3.90% preferred—
4.56% preferred,-_____
95% Jan
16
4-44% preferred-
78
May 18
17
90%. Jun
10
89% Jun
15
29% Dec
31
Jun
27% Jun
3
34% Mar
9
17 vs May 21
18
86%. Jun
9 r
90% Feb
5
30% Jun
2
preferred—
41% Feb
9
53% May 19
Olin
15
14% Jan
61% Jan
7
21% Jun
11
17
19
75% Jan
5
7 :
35
'
Dec
18
29% May
Apr 14
16% May 7
4
15% Jan
16
61 % Feb
•89% Dec
11
79% Feb
9
97%"Jan 27
•
93% OCt .31
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
66 % May
5
•
'
2
1
Outboard
15
Corp
18
Owens
94% Jun
10
Jun
19
Owens-Illinois
110
May 21
!•: 38% Apr 28
32
Feb
93
Mar 19
12
99% Feb
4%
Oxford
$5
4
'89%
91
41%
40%
41%
30%
29 %
30
'90
'90
93
42%
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30
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100
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6,600
50 VB
44,800
21
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50%
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21
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34
33%
33%
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95%
95%
65%
95%-
.
91
89%
1
common
91
93
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100
Paper Co
94%
93
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preferred——,
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40
93
91
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580
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29%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
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80%
91%
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91
90%
81%
'17% •: 17%
Corp
59%
91
59%
90
'79%
89%
-
20
_
68%
59
81%
loo
Marine
Overland
35
15% Dec
t66% Dec
90%
•79%
7.50
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90
7
July 15
37% Feb 24
7
Mathieson
60
90
79%
42
-
5
Gas
Oliver Corp,Otis Elevator--'—:
Dec
•
91 %
_.100
__
Natural
59%
90
79%
_i_100
Co common
59%
90
100
4.24% preferred—
Oklahoma
59%
,100
No par
Elec
74 '
2
85% Oct
&
31
13
25% Jan
4%
5
27 Va Jan
May 27
29% Dec
9
Okla Gas
4
27
—12
,
Co—,—
15 74 Dec
7% Jan
Jan
Feb
Oil
;45 % Dec
40% Jan
5»
Ohio
46% May 21
j
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.
98:
.
5
31%Apr. "7
12
30
95% Jan
May 16
Jan
.
18%
88% Dec 31
20% Jan
67% Jan
10
-43% Aug 11
17% Jan
37% Dec
9
89% Jun
92% May 1ft
»
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred.
5774 Jun
10
33%
'33%
33%
96
'95%
96
1,300
50
\
7% Jan
2
14
Oct
2
21% Dec
10% Jan
3
974 Jan
18
10
26
14% May 14
Pacific Amer
19% M"iv 13
23% Jan
16
14% July 30
12
May
4
15% Jan
5
22% Nov 20
19
Jun
9
23 Va Feb
28
64% Nov
May 22
18% Jan 17
.
56% Feb
10
2
64
18
58% Jun
9
40% Jan
2
54% Dec 31
47% Jun
17;
20% Feb
21
391/2 Oct
30
37
Jan
19
46
117% Jan
2
150
17
149
Jan
2
143
130
2
Jam
47% Jan
3
Dec
Dec
Jun
7
22% Jan
2
44 y2 Jun
1
17
Sep
30
4
Feb
27
Apr 21
5% Nov
7
12% Jan
3
23% Nov 12
37
Jan
2
62% Dec
90
Jan
3
98
Apr
15
91
Jun
30% Jan
2
47% Nov
5
44
May
33
2
45% Dec
8
27% Dec 23
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
19
35% Apr
Inc
5
13%
12%
13%
20%
20%
'12%
13%
-
12%
II
No
Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Dec
19
July 17
15% Jan
6
2% Jan
7% Jan
•67
65%
66
58 %
59%
48*
48%
42%
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150%
155 %
149%
152'A
132%
132%
130
131
25
59%
r
59%
48 %
par
48 7«
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41%
155%
132
47B
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28%
287a
4574
46
5
18%
•41
158
131
1
2
15% Nov
19% Jan -6
9
45 % Apr
14
Parke Davis & Co
No par
2\S*nI uan
23
2b '4
reb
4
46%
47a
r
28%
Parker Rust Proof Co
Pannelee Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
374 Jan 30
15 Va Jan
24% Apr
8
64% Jun
11
32% May
16
65% Mar 20
22% May 12
47 Va Jan
8
11
12
39% Mar 12
tan
25
Jun
30% Jan 40
49
Dec 30
23% Jan
3
39% Nov 20
82% Jan
7
113
Dec
9
49% May 15
49
Jan 13
85
Dec
31
74% Jan 20
65
Oct
14
62
98 y2 Jan
5
Mar
117
21
Peabody Coal Co
16
59%
(J C)
4%
43% Dec 29
61% Dec
49% Jan
28% Jan
37
7
2
Jan
8
32% Mar 11
69% Sep 23
19% Jan
27
40% Dec 30
95
Jan 44
14% Jan
18
5
9
95% Jun
8
17'A Jun
May
187s Dec
Mar 23
74
36% Feb
102
3
59 '/a Mar 11
22
6% Feb 24
19% Jan
17
'2
3
Jan
2
Apr
10
92
Jan
7
100% Jun
1,7
37
64% Nov
20
59% Jan
7
70% Mar
60% Dec 31
467s Jun
9
67
5
4
Jan
36
Jan
22
37 y8 Jan
2
20% Sep
96% Oct
ll
81
—2.50
25
25 V
25
25
28%
26
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1
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50
- -
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2%
14%
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61
61
60%
60%
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63
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34
33
3374
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33%
34%
33%
34%
10,100
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114
11474
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8
12% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
21
Jan
7
3
7174 Nov 24
67
Jan
B
2
62
Jan
7ft
Jan
31
54
Jun
80
Mar 18
78
Jun 19
86
Mar 12
76
Jun
17
45
Jun
18
36% Feb 27
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18
95 74 May
ft
87
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96
41'/a Mar 31
—
88% Nov 25
2474 Nov
20
2
22% Oct
13
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6
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25
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7
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1474 May 13
128
Nov
128
Apr. 17
1774 Aug
10
135
Jun
8
21% Jau
0
89
4
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15
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9
134
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5
133
4
140
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.
2
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s
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2
90
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2
Jan
9
11% Jan 28
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7
—
14
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2
29
74% Jan
9
7
91% Mar 19
19% May
7
28% Jan
26
7174 Jan
2
82 V2 Jan
29
8
86
Feb
9
67% Feb 25
81
1474 Jan
2
24% Dec
62
Jan
2
73
dct 23
6874 Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
1774 July 7
113% Aug 27
24 74 Sep
29
125
30
77% Dec
18
69
10
11374 Dec
10
1974 Jan 31
3974 Nov
14
21% Mar 20
20
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Apr
9
12214 Jun
July 11
10
Jan
73 74 May
Aug 11
39% Jan
-
56'A May 12
36% May 6
73
Apr 30
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82
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15% Mar 12
07
Mar 24
47% Apr 2Q,
9574 May 8
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2b-/e
13
94 ' Mar 18
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2
1774 Jun 12
142
May 6
145
Mar 4
3474 Jun 19
11
23 Va Jan
132
9
Mar 16
74% Jan
2
9
114 Va Jan
22
34 V* Mar 31
39% Apr
21
63
Apr 16
100% Jun
32 V4 Nov
14
2674 Jun
16
43% Jan
2
109 % Nov
20
96 74 Jan
28
16% Jan
2
27% Oct
2
24
Jan
7
88% Dec
15
90
12
88
Jan
14
22% Jan
10
287'4 Dec 31
55
31% Apr 17
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2874 May 14
:
2574 May 19
2874
28%
95
94%
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93
93
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98
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98
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Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com_33%o
3774
38
9574
9574
2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
:
Phila Electric Co common
4%
5
100
6174
12.50
No par
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17%
17%
5
s
48
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5
100
100
5
45
30%
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57
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46
1
100
12%
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Pillsbury Co common
,
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp.
,1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common ._10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred '(conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
;1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
.1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
43%
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Ca-.
Polaroid
Co
;
Corp
Poor
&
574%
47'%
31%
4674
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46%
30%
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78
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45
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70%
58%
80
78
45%
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30
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210
30
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98
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92
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92
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78
83
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132 Vs
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132
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100
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10
94
26'A
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92
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26
77
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38
37%
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2874
38
77
7774
77
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Public Service Co of Colorado
10
4974
4974
49 %
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
26% Jan
7
30 74 May 2
93
Feb 18
2874 Jun
16
8
3
3774
28%
3774
2874
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8
100
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108
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28%
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84
86
101
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71
22%
21%
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5
10%
1074
37
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2
46
Dec
80
Jun
5
88
Jun
15
18
92
93
Mar 20
Jan 16
106 Va Apr
6
31
42% Jun
12
48% Feb
Jun
18
76% Mar 13
80% Mar 13
70 7
Sep
18
24112 Jan
10
21% May 14
20 7'a Nov
12
23% Jun
18
21
Feb
2
Oct
lg
113% Dec
31
108
Jun
15
5% Jan
2
1574 Dec
11
10
Jun
9
84
Mar
9
86'/a Jan
19
9
35% Apr
7074 Nov 26
21
105
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67 74 Jan
8
85
Dec
30
:
26% Jan1.
7
35% Dec
29
43 V* Jan
2
60"
Feb
25
29
23
11
Oct 28
19
Dec
31
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„
Nov
19
For footnotes
Jan
2
4074 Jun
17
58
23% Jan
13
2274 May 14
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
15
7
28 74 July 24
24
Public Serv
Co of
4.80%
preferred
Publicker
Industries
5
Feb 25
!
1
Inc
4274
.
com
5
:
86
101
* 70 74
No par
Inc
Oil
*8274
100
25
25
preferred
No par
Puget So md Power & Light Co—19
Pullman
*81
No par
'.
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Pure
54'/2 Jan 16
140
Mar 5
27% Jan 20
No par
100
100
100
100
Indiana
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
•
4574 May
12774 May 19
2
.
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred—.
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
48 Va Apr
16
Gamble
$1.40 div preference com
3
65% May 19
-
1467a Apr 23
July 28
Jun
32
'
,
,
3774 Feb
131
1 Nov
45
b
103
34% 35
2674 26%
132 >4 138
103
26 74
68% Jan
1007a Jun
67
2574
4374 Apr
18
67
2274
86
32% ,3274
62
63
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28%
108
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62
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62%,
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40%
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42%
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86
10%
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84
86
.
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84
87
101
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10
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4274
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21%
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108
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138
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Quaker Oats Co common
-5
67c preferred.
r„
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp-10
46 Vb
e128
4774
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24%- 2474
4674
47
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37,30
18,80
46,001
78
82
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125
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2,400
26%
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25,700
26%
26%
2,000
92
92
26%
2674
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77%
78 %
138
370
49
4974
11,200
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37%
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12,800
28'A
79%
49%
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78
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8.000
13,000
10
3,50
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82
78
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9174 91%
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62
63%
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16%
138
3074
17
Apr
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47% Feb
95
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16%
138
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(H K)~
sink fund preference
&
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1774
125
66%
10
—
76
93%
34%
37%
2374
92
35
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6674
.
260
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71%
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80
76
4574
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20%
1
common
92
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56%
80
1
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99
4774
30%
70%
5674
80
78
46%
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West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—. 100
Co
* 75
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10 0
46%
29%
70%
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80
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75
2.50
5
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467a
31%
70%
57%
82
78
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3074 4 30%
78% 80%
100
100
Q9
106%
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73'A Feb
98
Apr
10774 Apr
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6
92
50c
92
9/64
9/64
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14
12
170
5/64
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20
29
81
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31
Oct
81
92
39
Sep
80 7'j
*91
5074 Dec
86
100
80
100% 10074
100
12,0 00
13,300
80
100
1st series prior pfd
48%
98
100
preferred class A
61 Va
97
80
5 V2V0
60%
48%
08
81%
5%
30
61 %
48%
21%
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2274
-4,000
20,900
97%
97 Vu
81
10
T4
37 Va
37%
98
21%
81
common
4%
36%
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5
4%
37%
*9574
98
%
96
Pittsburgh Steel Co
*
37%
100
2,600
21%
97
138
98
171/4
9674
7/64
21%
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17%
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21%
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34%
37y2
2374
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45
60 Va
7/64
5% preferred
15,900
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4875
%
9674
3
100
110
287 B
61
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Phila & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
14,000
651/4
28I/b
48
100
100
5/64
57
♦641%
28%
47%
617a
48
56y4
47
65%
17%
5
36%
57
80
83,800
2,300
18%
28'A
*.95%
6074
No par
com
56%
850
97
*64%
17%
5
5
98
47%
78% Nov
8374 Nov
1774
,37%
62
2
100
1774
48%
9
9174 Mar 20
47
98
1
28
31
29
18%
45
33j/3c
No par
95
•92y2
47
5,500
28%
95
19%
•91
200
28
93
18%
Jan
Oct
2,600
72
2774
29% Jan
82
5,200
92
*70
28%
*70
56%
Potomac Electric
83% Mar
112
-91%
72
28
4274 Jan
Nov
110%
91 %
113
91
73
65
2
29% Feb 24
95% Apr
112
2874
'70
2774
Forter Co Inc
Dec
90%
7174
5
4.30% preferred
-4.68% preferred
2
112%
89
89
9474
Rights
26
112
11474
*70
64
1
Jan
88
*21%
5574
4
57y2 Jan
43
1127-4
22%
2874
Jun
—
*2174
6374
91% Jun
25,200
33%
5574
May 5
May 13
99
22%
4,300
14%
14
62%
6374
preference
200
2%
*21%
28
conv
2,200
49'A
1
X55%
$1
104% Jan
4 *21%
7,100
26,800
2%
14%
22%
10
.:
;
25
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred—
17
•if4
2874
3
Jun
14 Th
•
93
•48%
2%
6474
15
13
99
14
25%
49
5674
26
80
14 7 a
25%
49
•
2%
5574
it Jun
102
49
274
*637-4
22% Jan
107
25%
49
2%
26
103% Apr
88y2 Apr
6
25
4974
*91
93
•
100
9
3
Nov 24
—
14
1
•
*91
45%
46%
45%
91
—3.50
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common.
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
19
-Sep
,
274
'
10
21'A Jun
107'A May
93% Feb
Aug 27
92
B
8
Apr
13,900
40%
No
96% Jun
iV Jun
100
4
Mar 30
100
11
4571.
39%
5
Co
6
7
Jun~16
24
7
437a May
May 27
95% Jun
38,800
40%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
31% Apr
6
50
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
26 Va Jan
46%
600
3,300
4%.
29%
39%
Pennsylvania RR
6
jan
29%
40
common
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
65 y2 Mar 20
Feb
62
Dec
41% Dec
2
2u
4%
29%
39
100
12
4%
28%
39-74
28
Jun
4%
287b
;
39
No par
100
15% Apr
43
Feb
4%
28%
5
28%
300
6,180
154%.
133
39%
29 y2 May
92
♦131
39 VB
9
29
153%
-
133
49%
71
45
-
487b
9174
101% Apr
1978 Dec
154*
152 %
'131
>
.
50%
70
92% Sep 30
;
49%
27% Jun
41% Feb 28
20,300
46
49 74
8974
8
98% Apr 20
8,600
487-8
48%
1
102% Apr
597a
46
4574
10
8
59%
48%
91
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
Jun
GO %
4974
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
93
42%
4,000
'48%
4574
82 y2 Mar 23
19
42 Vs
93
937b May 21
104 V* Jun
47 7a
42%
100
19%
66%-
66
4874
*91
5
94 Va Sep 4.8
59%
48
*18%
-
66 ;
66
48
Jan
5
GO
47%
19%
2,700
3,200
V*
93
Penn-DLxle Cement Corp
Penney
19%
66%
13
48
5% conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
:
4
45
187'a
66
.
*91
4%
2% May 14
12% Feb 26
Oct 29
'18%
'18%
65%
36% Feb
3% Nov 21
9
20%
*12%
19%
60% Mar 13
2
13%
20 Va
13%
65%
no par
,
Pacific Tin
28
13 %
20%
'12%
*18 y8
1
Jan
13 %
20%
13
10
East Pipe Line—
Common
No par
preferred—
100
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
59% Jan
94 *
13%
20%
13
'
Panhandle
8
13%
20
13
"95
■
*12%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
100
6% preferred—
;
.—100
13
20%
1
Corp_
-
13%
20%
Aggregates Inc_5
common
preferred—
Pacific Finance Corp
'
Pacific Gas & Electric,.
1697b Apr 20
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
17
4% Jan
130
Jun
&
5%
67'A Apr 20
66% Apr
3
66% Jan
7
40
Fisheries
Pacific Cement
Pacific Coast Co
84
*86'A
100
87
100%
10074
390
4274
4274
7,800
7074
71
220
*21 Vu
22%
200
*20%
21%
108
10
*8574
110
327-4
63%
63%
40%
40%
4674
X128
*24%
5,800
1074
86
32
,
690
108 %
46%
128 1
24%
'
5.500
«
>.
3,900
21,900
3.200
160
700
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
86
.
.
Monday, June 22, 10o9
.
(2802)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
tor Prorkxiu
Lowest
Hlghett
Uwtrt
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
June 18>
June 17
June 16
June 15
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
R
48% Dec 31
43 Ya
75% May 12
69% Jun
31
60% Oct 21
23% Dec 17
23 V8 Jan
24 Ya Dec
14 y* Jan
8
13
21 bt Feb
28
45% Apr
Radio Corp
May 11
711
Feb
2
30
10% Apr 10
joy* Jan
89 Ve Sep
74% Mar
33% May
Ranco
6
May 22
56% Jan
73
19% Feb
Dec
17
51% Jun
15
14
73Ya Apr 27
25 Vt Jan
20
22 Ya Apr
13
25!
Jan
21
iuy* July 14
34% Jan 24
34
Jan
5
37 Ya Jan
26
31% July 25
30 Ya Dec
29
30
33% Jan 14
25% Aug
8
2
2
25% Jun
17 Vi May
10
28
Jan
19% Jan
27% Jun
1
Jan
5
22% Jun
30% Jun
9
40% Apr 22
12
14% Oct 27
2
Jan
€
69
67%
12
Chemicals
Reichhold
70V«
*69%
33
33%
33%
33 Va
*67 V2
68
68
69
67 V a
68
52%
.
25%
24%
25 y4
25
25%
25
52 %
52%
54? 4
54 Vi
55?b
53?b
23
23 Ya
23'%
23?/
51%
•.
-
•
23%
.
Oct 15
16% Jan
50% Oct 27
42% Jan
20% Apr 17
60% Apr 29
May 20
16% Jan
30% Jun
8
60'/a Mar
5
18
7
31
Jan 13
10 Va Dec 31
22
Jan
9
60% Jun
2
29Vi Jun
2
Jan
7
9% Dec 11
8Ya Jan
2
S
Jan
55
24
16% Jan
14
28% Jan
10 % Apr
311%
14% Nov 19
77% Dec 19
14% Feb
5
76% Jun
19
53% Jun
18
22 y. May
8
12
39% Dec 29
38% Jan
5
25% Jan
10
54 Ya Dec
30
46% Jan
8% Jan
33 '% Dec
9
78 Ya Dec 31
28
7
32y« Jan
2
10
30% Jail
41% Jan
6
47 Ya Dec
37% Apr
65 Ya Feb
31%
30 ',4
31
9%
8:%
Mar
116
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co common
43/4% preferred series A
4Y2 % conv 2nd pfd—:
17
48% May 15
141]
3
Jun 16
*9
9%
18%
.
53%
56 r
29 Vi .vt
29%
29'%
*29'%
57'%
57 V'a
57'%
57?i
21?«
23
21 ?«
22 V
4
97
»
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50%
43
t 97%
97
96
1
9?i
.
18,000
3'
14%
14 Vi
14%;,
75',8
75 7„
75 V i
76?«
52 34
53'%
7,200
56'%
46
-51.? »
52
53 ?i;
57 Vi
56 Ya
57 Vi
56 Vs
44?',;
44
44%,
; 44'%
45Vi-;
19,000
10034
97? 4
99%
97?i
99 Vi v
36,900
463-,
140
500
2,000
140
140
140',4
'
5,100
46 »i
46 Vi
46 Vi
*46
139 '/a' 141
141
-
38,600
46? s
'
1
900
14?«
-
i:
1,400
5,600
98%
%
100
140
140
136%
43
'%
45%
45%
%
45
—50
100
:•
29'% /
43 %
57? i
44 Y4
753H
-
5,100
1,500
59
56':,4
51 %
57%
58
'%
74 ?8
10
9?a
9%
14*»«
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51
50%
51%
43%
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74%
2t74%
75%
74%
500
18%/]
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18 V
56 ft.
14 Yi
•
•
200
-
18 Va
21 Va
',
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14%
<■14
14%
29,700
Vi
9'%
*9
55
57 Ya
21"%
"•'9%
9%
,
•
200
14,300
18% "
a
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9%
14
21%
22 YH
21 :t.4
300
1,800
■
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8?4
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57% '
'56%
57%
57%
.
28%
>
29
'29
>
'
31?i
55J-4 Y„
18 V
53%
4
23 ?a
,
53
18 V4
18 '%
54 %
57%
Inc
32
30%
2.50
Rexall Drug &
100? 4 Jun
9
45% Mar 12
12
Revlon
14
Apr 21
3i?a
9%
32%
1
63% Apr
46 j
31%
':8%
21 Va
29% '29%'
—5
preferred 3'%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp—j.
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
.10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
5
2
22
24 Va
21%
18%
Conv
7
22
13'% Jan
6
66 Ya Apr
8
8% Jan
21?8
24?a
21
53 %
10
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
20% May
21?4
24?a
22 %
30%
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
2434
24 Vi
25
^
16
12% Feb
Jan
7
11
8% Nov
2
3% Jan
12% May
'•...
20%
"9
3,200
'
22%.
V
Rels
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
.71,300
>
21 %
-
18,200
55 Vi
31 ?4
247s
32',
25%
24%
25'%
•
36
32
.
700
-■
23?8
36
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25%.
4,200
'
68
*35
35 'i
31?i
*35%
32%
32
33 7%
*67
*31?a
35?»
36
70
33 Vi
;:35u.
35%
*31%
*35%
50.100
■
500
70
Va
70
'
22%
23%
23%
r
24%
25%
51 %
1
—
69%
33
68
.
24%
I 64 Yi
63%
64 ?e
64
63%
62 Ye
71
33-
?
33 Ys
33%
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonler Inc
1
Raytheon Co __————
—5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
27 Ys Apr
71
•70
63%
*70%
x62%
64
63%
of America com—No par
No par
5
$3.50 1st preferred:
Inc
;
5
.,1
•.;//.
•; .;i:
47% Jun
87% May 22
80
Jun
22
14
18
Oct
Feb 28
109% Dec
1
13% Jan
2
38% Nov
22% Jan
2
44 Ya Dec
9
10% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
65
20 Ya Dec
3
25% May
Jan
27
2 Va Apr
9
78% Jun
9
2% Jan
111<
Jan
37 Ya Jun
18
13
4% Jun
8
3
Rltter
Corp
Company
2
12% Jan
2
35 Ya Dec
19
34% Dec
30
10
31% Jan
35% Feb 16
48% Jun 11
5V2%
July 18
41 % Dec
31
39 Ya Jan
48% May 15
28'
Mar 31
Rochester
28
23 Ya Jun
2*
28% Jan
22%
23
17
2
29
626;
May 14
92?
Oct"""!
29% Jan
505
Dec
18
481 Ya Jan
96
Jan
28
Jan~~2
30%
312
Apr
2
00
Jan
6
'i
88
,
Rockwell-Standard
'38% Apr 23
:
30
25
Corp
24% Mar 12
14% Mar 25
25 Ya Dec
8
Jun
5
17
12 '% Nov
20
10 Ya Jan
7
2
20 Ya Dec
2
19% Jan
2
34,
13 Va Jan
3
16% Nov 24
16% Jan
2
37 Ya Jan
13
53 '% Nov
20
41% Jun
19
20% Apr 24
50% Jan 26
7
2
25% Oct
8
16Ya Jun
12
24% Jan
40% Nov 20
11% Dec 30
38 Ya Jan
2
47% Mar 11
4
14% Mar 25
Jan
>
10% Jun
*.
.
'"
37?i
37%
*37 %
'•'
4%
4 58
4%
'
39 '
<87
2
37 Va
4?4
,4%
4 Va
4'%
V/2
5,300
50?»
50%
50?4
50'%
52 Vi
11,900
79%
8OY2
4,900
36
3&2
4,700
.
*37'%
'
41 Ya
41 ?8
41
Ya
41'%
41%
41'%
23 V a
24'
23'%
23%
23 3 «
23?
36%
35%
36
35
%
36 Vi
35 Va
37?c
594?4
601 ?i
•
594..
592
<■37
10%
21
28? 4
29
19.%
Vt
19%
-
"41%
16% %'
16? a
17
•'
i-
42 Ya
42
%~
10%
*10%
ir
10?4 V
.-
-
570
89
"
7.100
21 ?i"
21 Ya
4,300
107«
10 ?4
10%
10?i
28%
28?i
19%
19'%
38? 4
19'%
.'42 -"•
41 ?i
42
41 Vi
41
-
16?u
•
'
42%
-42
42%
*
10 Ya
11
10 %
,
42 ?i
900
:
1,100
•*,.
100,200
?i
10? a
42 3 a
*10'%
17 V«
16%
m*
"
10'/a
2,300
3,300
10,900
605 v;
*87
21 ?4
19? 4
42
5
42 Ya
"•
1
2SV4
17
43%
605
89
21'%
10%
41%
-42%'-V
1612
.
19?*
*19 Ya
42
55
"
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27% "28
•,
1
42 Vi,
,
2r%
-
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29%
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593
! .'89
*87
21?4,
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55
*52 "
55
593
,
89
21.Y4
%
22
.'
400
38'%
23,?i
10% ~11-
.
1
37 Ya
•
-
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*
'29
1
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—-t-20G
Royal McBee Corp
1
38?4.
Vi
24 '%
19% .; 19%
1
Corp—
36?i,
$5. '
43'%
594%
21%
16,000
2
8L
36?a
*41%
•
36%
592
1
Vi/
2'%
80V*
2'4',
•80
"35%
43%
'24
25%
9,400
2
2'%
%'
50
*52
55
'
v
200
22
5Q%
49?i
:
51%
24
22 3%
X:.
33,700
50 ?u
80 3 4
36 Ya 1
2 Va
"2 Yi
-•
"
23
-
4%
43%
Roper <Geo D> Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co—_*
May 27
rv
35 %
2%
'
Ronson
•
14
36%
20
Ruppert (Jacob)
Apr
36
100
1
Ruberoid Co
10
30% Jan
36
<52
5
Rolir Aircraft Corp
7% Apr
79?i
CO
—10
Corp
preferred series A
4%
81 Yi'
4Ys
Rohm & Haas Co common
Apr 30
Jan
80 '%
x38%
Mines
preferred
Telephone
2% Y
81% r;
49%
81
*80
*
22 7«
22%
22%
~22'%
23%* r
35%
Controls com—1
convertible
80 J/4
2%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
12 Ya Jan
22% Dec 30
20
<
Robertshaw-Fulton
49%
81
10
5
Roan Antelope Copper
48 Y*
80'%
'
Paper
Rlegel
49:%
81
22%
.
No par
Jan
5% Oct
1
5s
Corp
5% Mar 17
52% Jun 19
4
Co
Oil
Richfield
48 Yi
81
*80,
213i
5C Vi
49 Va
48%
81%-
47%
<80%
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Jan 27
50]
16
series
Manufacturing
Rheem
8
5
_100
Tobacco com
(R J)
Preferred 3.60</o
5
26
38% Mar
16
32 Y4 Apr
13
Reynolds
84% Mar 26
8
76% Jan
29
57% Apr
15
19?i
7,800
/
-
4,000
200
/
.
'»• j
! <
Vi
■
v"y.
1
"
<t|
;
!■
v
i
1
t
V
-;
1
1
24% Jan
64 Va Dec
22
95 '% 8un 10
233% Nov 19
35% Nov 17
9
Jan 24
101
236
41% Dec
10
Bt Joseph
30 Y2 Jan
Apr 15
35Ya Apr 29
38',
Apr
1
Jan
31 Ya Dec
1
10 Ya Jan
2
21% Oct
30
7
73
Jan
28
25% May 25
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com
21
2
Jan 20
46% Dec 10
97
NOV 21
5
14
91 Ya Jun 17
20% Jan
25% Jun
25
2
July 10
26% Oct 28
36% Dec
Apr
20% Jan
00
Jan
16
Dec
11
31
35
10% Apr 17
12
32% Jan 13
34
Feb 20
48 Ya Oct
24
35
61% Dec 17
46
Dec
2
39% Feb
10
8% Apr
17
16'% NOV 21
12
Feb
9
55% Feb
12
74% Nov
18% Feb
52% Feb
Oct
3
86
Oct
2
May
5
28% Oct
Nov
71
Jan
9
96
Apr
13
30% Mar 18
preferred
4
2
10% Mar 11
35 Ya Feb
9
40% May 25
Seaboard
11
23'
Jan
22
29% Apr
Seaboard Finance Co
7% Jan
2
16
Sep
8
48Va Dec
Jan
6
40
Dec
22
10 Ya May
6
19% Dec
4ty* Mar
5
11'
22
24
■
19% May 27
Seagrave
45%' Mar 18
Sealriglit-Oswego
5
47% Jun
r
6
24% Jun
17% Jan
,9:% Jan 20
Jun
13% May
4
Jun
38
91',
18'% Jan
7
46Y2 Jan
20
Shamrock
49
Jan
26
19% Jun
17
Shattuck
Oil &
i:
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60 V'4
;
12%
13 ?i,
*13 ?i
13 %
35%
35?n
61%-
61 Vi
02 ?4
12%
13'%'
13Yi
13 ?«
8,800
'.79-Y4
79?%
*77
80'%
7,500
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80'%
78 '
'78 f '
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87
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1
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13 Y2 Jan
Feb
12
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7
78% Jun
18
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Shell Oil Co
17 Ya Feb
24
23% Oct
14
18% Jun
19
22;
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York 6hares ordinary
18%
18?i,
22% May 21
Sheller
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20 >4
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20
Sheraton Corp of
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17%
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32V'4
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13
11
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5
26
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7
16
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;
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75
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Servel -Inc common
1
8
Apr
26 Ya
25 3
91%
4
36 V,,.
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3
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3
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12
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5
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80%
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24
;
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91'%
.
*
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Sears Roebuck & Co
19
:
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87
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92 Ya
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78
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Air Line RR Co
2
82
16% Aug
3
81
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4
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25
10
78:
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13% Jan
3
Oct
15
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45
91 Ya
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13,000
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30
10
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Jan
73
45 ?8
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26
42
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7% Feb
2
24
8% Jan
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76'%
46 3%
58%
40
79
25
77
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1,700
-
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iNo par
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r
100
77
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340
9,200
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21
76
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34
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260
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34
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25
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58
1
39% Sep
7
10
8% Jan
*81,
Jan
preferred—!
;
--
13%
35?V
1
30
25
12
Jun
6
17 Va Jan
2Q
»
87
convertible
Scott Paper Co common-
5
87% Mar
8
5%
Schick Inc
2
25%
4.2 Ya
10
5
;32 Ya
*91%
.:
92%-'.-
25? i
'31
-
84?i'?
83
84%
26,500
38'%
175 Ya
24
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Bchering Corp common.!
6
43'% Apr
15% Mar
Electric Co
Schenley Industries 'Inc
*
24?4'":-
245
33"%
34 V*
31 ?4
38
82
82%
245
245
-33%
37 ?c
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,
81 Ya
84
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•
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46 Ys
5
u.100
10
series A
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
1
"
34%, 't
"33
24
Mfg Co common
25
preferred
.,
-—_10n
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
85 Ya Apr
12
2iyaApr
Apr
66
14
245
;■
34 Vi
*76
1st pfd 4.40%
Sangamo
'230
*32
Savage Arms Corp
2
May 22
23 % Jan
7
77
99 Ya Jan
19
4
82%
100
5%
Bt Regis Paper Co common
>.i
Mar 13
Jan
45
9
72 Ya Jan
11
July 10
24
75
02
3
10
Jun
97
51 Ys Apr 28
15% Jan
2
2
12% Mar
;•
05% %
36?k
36%
36%
No par
No par
Light & Power
Preferred series A
30
50% Apr 21
29% May
9
Bt Joseph
79% Apr
Jan
42% Jan
72
Oct 29
Lead Co_:
36%
84%
100
100
_10
preferred
conv preferred
4.30%
258.
1
2
Apr
28
53
24
4%
Mar 24
90
8IY2JUII
9
- May 25
2
2
22% Jan
35%
1.66%
Bafeway Stores common—
42% Jan 15
May 22
35
3 7? a
79%
791/4
79? i
9,600
37,000
38 ?«
30
'
ti
30
17% Jan
23
21% Nov 14
16% Jun
9
32% Dec
4
Nov 17
26% Jan
Jan
6
14
20
45Yb Jan
2
10
68
Jan
20% Sep
13 Ya May 20
Jan
2
12% Jun
25
10
22
Apr
33% Jan
17
2
40
50 Ya NOV
38
Jan
26
Mar 11
45% Mar 25
51.
Apr
28
5
2
70% Oct
7
96% Jun
16% Sep
5
20 Ya Dec
1
18 Ya Jan
6
66% Dec
24
58% Jun
19
Simmons
3
55% May
50% Jan
Mfg
Corp
1
America
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simonds Saw
60% Jun
19
25% Apr
7
46% Dec
19
44 Y4 Jan
22
63% Jun
1
Smith
15% Jan
2
23 Ya Oct
14
15'% Jun
12
22,% Jan
5
Smith-Corona
14% Jan
2
25 Ya Dec
17
22 Y8 Feb
16
29% May 21
Jun
4
60% Jun 19
17
52% Jan. 26
24Y4 May 29
Solar
3
2
52%
Apr" 25
21% Dec
18
19-% Mar
10% July
Pattern
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
25% Jan
7*
32 Ya Jan
13
27"%
28%
28 Vi
28?i
59
58%
59'%
58
59
61%
61 Vi
62
61%
62
60? a
61?i
6,300
59
59'%
59?i
3,100
25
10
Corp___
58 ?i "
5
No par
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
28Va Jan
2
South
63% Mar 25
37?'a Dec 29
-34
Feb
24
39?i Apr 21
34% Jan
5
37Vi Mar 16
:
57? *
59
58
15?i
15?4
16 Vs
M
16%
15?i
15?k
26
26 Ya
25?a
26?«
25?i
26
48%
48 ?a
52 Vi
54%
53 Vb
60 Vi
44?i
43? 4
44 Vi
43? 4
441/4
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44
48,400
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33
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31
Sugar
California
com
33 Ye
33 Va
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25
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251/4
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54?e
55 V'a
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56 V*
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56 ?4
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39'%
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71 ?k
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72
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73'%
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71%
72"%
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55 Ys
56 %
56'%
57'%
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8,400
56
57%
55?8
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No par
20
57?i
common
18?3
13%
18?a
18%
18?e
18?i
18%
15,700
18%
18'%
18'%
73
73
9
37 Ys Jun
4
46,% Jan
22
Southern
Natural
31
63'iJan
8
73?a Jun
19
Southern
Pacific Co
60 ?i Jan
15
Southern
Railway
56
Dec
29
53?4 Feb
13
19
July 15
18?a Jun
9
19% Jan 19
70
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
68 Vi Mar 13
75
32
Jan
10
40V2 Dec
31
40'% Jan
2
12
Jan
8
22'% Oct
30
19?a Apr
2
47,'% May 12
223i Jan 12
2?i Jan
3
7?4 Dec
3
67'% Oct
13
49 Y2 Apr 22
87
Nov 26
12 Ys Jan
2
92
Apr 22
16 ?s Nov 20
17Vi Apr 17
25?a Dec
85 Ya Jan
2
95
9YaJan
2
27?b Oct
May
15
7
30
6'% Jan 27
1
56?a Jan
Sep" 24
02'% Jan
79 ?k
31'% Dec
For footnotes
see jiage
29
28.
9Va Mar
13
-
5
8
69% Mar 11
85?'a May 15
17?i Jun
9
89'% Apr 10
21Vi Feb
88
9
May 20
22 Ta Jan
Jun
20 Ya Jun
Jan
2
5
77 Ya Jan
2
26 ?a Jun
10
21Vi Mar 16
28Vi May 21
97% ?eb
13
47% May 25
l-Ye Jun
8
84?a May
7
33% Mar 20
6%
non-cum
Gas
Co
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
Southwestern
Public
Service
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
$4.50
preferred
42'%
*20%
6
2
21
7?4
66
Vi
—1
18
18'%
25'%
25%
•
a
4
,7?«
66'%
65
42?a
41 ?3
42%
12,600
21
21
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21 Vi
600
7?4
8
3
7?4
66 Ya
17?8
18
18
75
42 %
21
^_No par
8
43%
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66'%
66'%
66'%
88
86
86
18
18
.
18
25 Ya
•66'%
*85?4
25 ?a
24%
25'%
90
90 V
2
90'%
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42'%
43
43 Ya
43 ?it
43
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%
83 V'2
83
83
29
28?u
29'%
83!%
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28
28%
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'Va
02
40
1,500
76,900
89 Vi
28?a
22
'
25 Vi
25'%
28%
27
1,900
67
86
4,100
18'%
44 "c
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7Ys-
18
25?i
45 Ys
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73
91
25'%
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2
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29
t
5
20
75
42'%
42'%
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88
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91
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20 3
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33
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42 5
7?4
8
66 Vi
.100
.50c
42%
20 %
42 V
*20'%
*71
73
*71
73
*71
1
2.50
common
preferred.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spleeel Inc common
Rights
Square D Co
100
1
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
4.20%
800
7.50
39'%
65 ?i Dec.
2
7,600
c6'%
44 Vi Dec
10
3,100
*34V'2
Co
2
Jan
50
5
Southern
2
10?i Jan
*49'%
DO
Southern Indiana Gas & ElecJNo par
Jan
30
7,500
3,900
4,400
33
*49 Ya
25
34?sJan
33
33
50
Rico
! 1:
4,600
2630D
47
-
[:
11,500
26?'1
'
35
5,300
18,900
15 Ya
.7% "
7Ya
27 Va
Va
2.50
Co
preferred
Southern
1
r
?4
26 Va
44%
23%
r
58 Va
--
"
477»
44 Ya
32% Jan
19
Va
22?i
Jun
54% Jun
59
26?'4
46'Ys
22
8%
_.
61V-4
61 Yi
1
South
3
-
15
i
.
South Carolina E&GCo com—4.50
35% Mar
60
15%
15"%
26 Y4
Z
Apr 20
52% Feb 25
preferred
Jersey Gas
vi;
5
Marcliant Inc
Co
6i
26]% May 21
18
1,400
92? 4
58? i
38,
32% Jun
2,200
91
4
26
7
May 29
61% Dec 17
53
91
52
92 3
59%
•
9
36
400
52
51? 4
26 ?4
' 27%
C9-%
May 27
Puerto
16,600
58 Va
25 ?4
Jan
.2
32%.
46
...
26%
Co
49
19
5,200
17'%
17
31 ?i
*45
51
30 Ya Jun
Dec" 30
331/4
91
52
34%
17=8
46
50 Vi
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
2218
90
28
9
17'%
*45
5QYa
7% Jan
May
451/4
90? 4
8
34% Dec 30
8% May 18
323k
50 Ya
25
0% Jan
17?k
45 Vi.
90? 4
Skelly Oil Co
Aircraft
17 Vs
31 J/4
45 Ya
45%
17 ?«
32 Vi,
'
5,400
45%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
9
13
18"%
20
No par
Smith Kline & French Labs
43% Jun
45
Jan"
18 ?k
19?i
92
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
15 Ya Apr
18 ?3
20'%
'51 ?4
5
30
44%
18'%
19?i
50::4
Sinclair Oil Corp
(AO)
18 ?K
20'%
45 Va
1
72% Sep
Simplicity
18%
20
92
1
& Steel—
25
Feb
48
3
i8%;
20%
Ya-
No par
Co—
31% May 22
67% Apr
2
74% Apr 14
46% Mar
18
'
250
91
43?«
15,100
04
186,700
83%
10
29V4
16,400
t-
1
\
.Volume
Number 5857
189
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2803)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1958
Lowest
40% Jan
74
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
69 % Dec
2
Aug 29
&
Jan
2
3
Jan
3
<3% Nov
61% Nov 21
50.
Nov
60% Nov
12
45% Jun
,50
".Jun
55% Jun
=
17
94% May 26
86:
10% Jan" 2
29% Dec >30
27%.jan1
86% Sep
38
Jan
-89
2
Dec
-*
33% Dec 31
Sep
3'
•-14
Jun 18
11% Nov 10
14% Jan
18% Nov;
2
Jun
.84
29
23
-
Jan
31% Jan
.
61
Jan
29% Jan
^17% Jan
-29 i. Jan
Dec
11
27% Oct
22
45% Nov
12
54
14
2
-
.
2
Jun
6
43;
71
9
18% Nov 28
60% Nov 12
26% Dec
18
16
Oct
20
2% Jan
2
39% Feb
14
15% Jan
2
,*
,v
66% Dec
29
9
Apr
1
79
: Jan
16
Apr 24
69
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
Jan
25% Apr 23
•;
Apr
21
f
'
Jan
1
--
1
Starrett Co (The)
J.Siauffer
%-€% Jan
25
:
21% Mar
19 '=
May
6
Stone
21,700
3%
3%
3%
314
314
51%
314
3%
1,200
49%
50%
51%
52%
48%
48%
-7
50%
51
10
20
20
Co—
22
Jun
5
33% Jun
5
Jun
106% Feb
20
17
2165
Jan
26%
23
64%
6314
15 To
*15%
55%
31%
*21%
'
-
23
38% Jan
2
25
Apr
3
47
May 1\
-29% Jan 23
Sutherland
30
35
Jan
5
42%" Jun
1
Swift
7% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
14% Mar
9
4
Paper
Co.—*
47%'
4814
32%:
4914
22% '-
*22 lb
22?%
16%
16%
-
18%
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181/4'
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60 %
30 »/8
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10%
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10
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92
18
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60
60
59%
60
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91
2
36% Dec-.
3% Jan
8
9"% Nov
2
35% Jan
2
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36% Dec
24
35
3414
35
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
98
98%
98
98%
99
99
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5
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4
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39%
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42
12
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12
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V
1720
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;
4014
40%
26%
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26%
im,
J
12
,4
5
9
Jan
2
31
Jun
8
15
13
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
v
Dec
24% Dec '25
Temco
2.50
Tennessee' Gas Transmission Co—5
82%
84 %
82%
32%
32%
Texaco
76
87
Jun
1
Jan
2
87
36 % Apr
1
Aircraft. Corp.
Tennessee Corp
12
.
Inc
36 VB
^i._„9
.
25
.i
Texas Gas Transmission Corp__
27-
1
34% May 21
Texas Gulf
•
19% Jun 19
25% Mar 16
Texas Gulf Sulphur --^.'
Texaa Instruments Inc c
Apr
11
131
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1
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8
United
12
13% Jun
16% Jan
7
20% May 29
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2
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15
17% Feb
16
53% Jun
3
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51% Apr
14
14
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45% Jan
2
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37% May 20
48% Jan
8
31
Jun
12
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6
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16
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28
35
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6
58
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21
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2
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11
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14
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2
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17
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2
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120
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10
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22
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27
29
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2
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2
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3
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12
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4
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28.
25
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Jan
For footnotes
page
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99
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99
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32
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91
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13
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23
34
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29
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48% Jan
31
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22%
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16
35
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13
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40% Dec 39
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& 'Carton-
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United-Carr Fastener
6
9% May 19
37% Mar 16
18
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65% May
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120
V2
29%
$4.50 preferred--1—
21
Jan
46% MarlO
134% Nov 21
22% Jan
11% Jali
Mar 2'4
69
7
Dec 29
8% Nov
8
Biscuit
26% Jan
32% Sep 15
48
22
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53%
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1
(ser of 1956) cony pfd
4%
*
51%
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33%
21
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-
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Apr 29
81
50% Mar
No par
common
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84
Mar
6%
Corp
No par
5
5
9%
Preierred $4.50 series
70% Sep '• 4
80% Nov 10
81 % Feb
1
Paper
Union Carbide .Corp;
35% Mar 16
98% Mar
14
26
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Underwood
.
149% "May 29
9
30% Jun
Apr
13%
Corp..z.
No par
Untou. Asbestos Si Rubber Co—5
10
Mar 16
14
10 T4
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36%
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11%
11%
45
44
44
103
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27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
(2^04)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Baore for
32% NOV
2
8% Dec
30
9% Jun
18% Jan
86
Jan
2
28% Nov
2
95
26% Mar
5
43% Nov
Jan
82
30% Jan
2
35% Apr
20
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
26
24%Jun
9
29
Jan
21
Jan
22
104% Jun
19
41% Jan
2
Jan
9
1
6
10
136% May 18
76
154
18
143% Jun
17
19
43
2
36% Nov
25% Jan
46% Jan
2
41% Oct 14
51% Jan
13
31
141
2
12
32% Jun 16
24
35
38% May 16
35
Jun
3
Jan
10
15%
2
5% July
68% Jan
Jun
5% Jan
Dec~24
2
Jan
7
85% Jan
8
9% Oct 30
8% Jan
2
10% Feb 25
Nov 13
17% Jan
6
21
8% Jan
2
190% DM 10
8
17
July 21
4% Jan
6
10% No?
6
74% Jan
22
19% May
1
32% Feb 14
81
Mar 30
46
8
84
Feb
9
48% Jan
Dec 24
Jun
9
36% Feb
34% May
7
42
2
12% Apr
2
28% Apr
2
36% Apr 17
2
37
27% Jan
2
40% Oct
5% Jan
2
11% Aug 27
14
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16
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10
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77% Feb
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2
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12
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preferred
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31%
11%
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80
21%
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76
36%'
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1,600
50%
153
41%
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50
21
%
41
1
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36.700
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31%
41%
41%.
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153
22%
28%
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31%
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51%
155 Va
49%
155%
21%
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9%
43
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110
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42
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8%
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7
9
15
31%
20
96% Feb
15
31%
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2
15
28
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9
15
28
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27
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41%
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21
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I
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35
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22
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6%
preferred
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87% Jan
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25
35 Va
37
21%
1
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24%
35%
41%
156
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50
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50% Apr
16
Nov 13
97
13
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13% Mar 17
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1
11%
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13% Dec
89
9
39%
40%
99 Va
143%
24%
143
37%
19%
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19%
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98
143
36
9
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$4.20 preferred
2
3
Products
$4.12
2
20
9
80
40
100
87% Mar 16
Jan
Jan
9
'79
com_No par
Tobacco
91% Mar 17
9% Jan
D
30e
100
common
Vlck Chemical Co
Mar 20
Jan
Oil
*8%
8%
8%
"18
preferred
11
Jun
11
74
Corp
84% May 18
24% Apr
14% Jan
8%
92%
3
19
85% Dec
24
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91%
4
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99% Apr
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100
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52
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15
1
14
145
36%
9
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15
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96%
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7/64 Jun
9
18
May 20
1
8
113
Aug 29
82
107 v
82% Jan H2
33 % Jun
1/28 Jun
40% Dec
8
26% Jan
51%
98%
91
35% May 25
'
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97%
143
37
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11% Jan
5
6% Jun 15
84' ♦'"Jan
9 t-u 145%'May 15
9
47% May 12
28% Feb
79
Mar 10
81% Mar 18
97
53
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35%
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24% Aug 27
7
2,200
8%
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32
17
33 Va
24%
—
2
Apr
32%
36%
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Upjohn. Co
Utah Power & Light Co
2
9
2,600
33%
35%
Universal Pictures Co
13% Jan
45% Jan
41'A
32%
24%
Universal
21% Jan
Dec
41%
33%
14%
26
9% Jan
24% Jan
Jan
41%
33%
37%
8%
18
Jun
640'
41
34
:
36%
$3.50 convertible preferred
7
31
145%
42
24%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
72
144
38%
37%
Universal Leaf
28% Nov 28
Nov 26
58%
143%
38%
24%
16
96
18% May 12
57
Sep
4
144 Va
59%
144%
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17
20% Apr 29
27% Jan 28
144'A
59
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157
9
61%
;
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144
59%
145
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57% Jan
34% Mar 24
152% Jun
12
61%
40
62
61%
62%
preferred—25
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14
70
99
120
1
May 20
Apr 10
25% Apr
3
29% Feb 17
Nov
157
3
96
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Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
45% Jun
40
Jan
142
95
112
142% 143///
25
24%
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
Feb 24
12% Jan
76% Apr 23
78
Nov
6
39% Dec 29
57
Dec 10
95
112
96
Corp..
20,000
95
115
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$6 convertible preferred
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5
49%
48 %
47%
47%
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143
United Stockyards
30
220
*110
97%
common
104'A
96
52
Co
103%
49 %
104
103
115
96 %
noncumulative
16,500
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52
1%
24%
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50
-16%
100
Corp common
100
24 Va
91
142% 142%
preferred
9Va
115
33%
preferred
32 Va
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24%
103%
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5,806
32%
9%
24%
91
34%
1%
24%
102
47%
46%
49%
47
101%
Shares
32
*8%
9
*113
34
7%
15% Mar 16
Mar
101%
Friday
June 19
32%
31%
24%
25
38%
U S
17% Jan
101%
37%
U S Tobacco
100
101%
£9%
50% Mar 12
2
25%
37%
26% Jan 21
37% Feb
S
6
24%
the Week
Thursday
June 18
31%
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8%
8%
24%
144%
28
19
9%
5
common
1st preferred
non-cum
U S Steel
18
Jan
35% May 25
14% Feb 26
7% Oct 24
8
13
100
153
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Sales fer
PRICES
June 17
*
32%
32
32%
32
10
5
10
1
100
1Q0
100
8%
4
7
Mar
Sep 25
143% Oct
19% Jan
54% Feb
9
Jun
U S Rubber Co
24
10
88% May
97% Deo 30
158% Jun
1
common
U 8 Shoe Corp —————..m...—1
0 S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
3
Mar 11
38% Feb
Co
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common..
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
1
Apr
•
S Lines
4%%
U S
19
65% Jun
7
May
50% Jun
53% July 29
3
Jun
154
33% Jan
14
_
99
11
Apr
21% Jan
140
D
'
58% May 18
Jan 22
48% NOV
7
88
100% Jan
45% Feb
Dec
108
3
31 % Apr
Nov
80 % Mar
Sep 15
73
6
17
20
18
21
14
SALE
Wednesday
June 16
June 15
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
M
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
23% Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
*
*18 Vs
*
v
100
/
310
93%
93
St
,
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-
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100
100 ;
v
W
00% May
33% Jan
Apr
15
76% Mar 11
46% Feb
2
74% May 12
67
72% Feb 24
20
14% Jan
21
2
Feb
10
8
15% Nov
14
2
51
Dec
1
47
25% Jan
15
30
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
16% Feb
4
12% Feb
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
84
Jan
Apr
95
Apr 25
11% Dec
4
8
Apr
21
18% May 19
16% Feb 20
6
Walgreen
Walworth
«J4
Feb
48
34% Jan
28% Apr
7
31
Jun
12
55 % May
54% May
4
41% Jun.
5
36% Feb
6
4% Deo
1
Jan
10
35% Oct
15
50% Dec
22
65
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
2
95% Oct
0
4
34
13
105
83% Dec
17
94
Jun
51
Dec
19
96% Mar
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
94% Nov 12
48% Jan
63
Feb
Jun
17
102
Jun
18
90
2
101
7
2
71% Nov 20
2
34% Dec
29% Jan
55% Jun
32
33% Deo 29
24
Aug
8
Dec
11
33% Apr
83% Jan
7
16% Feb
21
31% Dec 30
56
Jan
21
68
26
Jan
7
Jan
96
Nov
Dec
2
81
.
8
2
100
10
22
4%
7
63
Jun
18
1
2
67% Mar 30
Jun
78
9
15
Jan
7
l
24% Jan
7
6
38
NOV
36
6
48
Nov"20
25
Apr 13
39% Jun
5
71
Jan
-1
32% Jan
2
85% July 10
80
12% July 31
20% Dec 30
Jan
2
26% Jan
8
31% Jan
2
120% Dec
9
20% Jan
7
21% Jan
2
8% NOV
Jun
•
35% Jun
19
;
9
,
22
19
32% Oct
14
'129
30% Jan
14
2
53% Dec 31
53% Jan
2
45% Feb
27
74
70% Jan
8
80% Jan
2
97
2
4% Jan
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
Jun
5
90% Nov 13
11% Oct 22
89
2
9
:
asked
y
prices;
Ex-rlghta.
1
94% Feb
2
8
13
12% Feb 25
29% Feb
10
36% Jun
15
9
46% Jun
19
114% Jan
7
20% Jan 28
92% May 21
-oinaend
6
15
Jun
31% Feb
22% Dec 30
Apr
59% Jan
81
9% Jan
17
36% Aug 26
119% Oct 13
16
2
36% Mar
■
83% Jan
33% Nov
68% Jan
Jan
9
no
z
sales
on
this
Ex-distribution.
91
Jan
133% Jun
26
18
25% May
136% Jun
day.
tin
,
6%
43
43
42%
43%
43
43%
42%
43%
43%
43 %
43%
44
44
30%
30%
31
31
30%
30%,
6%
32
47%
*47%
35
35
700
210
48
1,500
35%
1,400
18
18
18%
17%
17%
17%
18
34%
33%
34%
33 Va
34
33
33%
11,500
92
92
93
93
93
92%
92%
380
89
,
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89
86
86 Va
*35%
87
89
85
85
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86%
46%
45
45%
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45
3,600
96%
97%
97%
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98
190
32%
33%
33 Va
34
7,100
30
30%
30 Va
30%
2,000
97
33%
29%
30%
29%
20
1
1
96 V*
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77%
115
96
37%
38 V*
76 Va
.
.
43
43%
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98
97
10%
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ll
46
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41%
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36%
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8%
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1
has
been
128
46
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140
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36%
36%
37%
36 %
37%
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39%
36%
36 Va
123
24
34
33
33%
60
55%
76
:
123
24%
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41%
40
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32%
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23%
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33
54%
55%
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55
55%
75%
76
76 Va
76
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91%
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87%
89
89 %
88%
89 V*
88 V*
10%
10%
11
11 Va
ll5s
11%
35%
36%
35%
36%
40%
127%
41
130%
23%
129
131
126
23 Va
131%
127 %
reorganization,
23%
36%
36
24
129%
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23%
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127
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23%
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10,100
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129
133 %
i
20
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.
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43
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91 Va
132 Va
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28
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37%
filed for the company's
-
37 %
25%
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127
Va
28
123%
36%
40%
125
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3G7a
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31,700
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79
99
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11
96
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87
25,800
-
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51%
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55
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12,200
115
41
24
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17,600
-
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83
91
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43 Va
1,400
77
'31
99
22%
76%
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43 Va
96
36%
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3,600
91
51%
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55%
Youngstown Steel Door
77
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91
40 %
37%
77
6%
76
10
•
96%
36'A
22%
55 Va
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
-Youngstown Sheet & Tube
96%
61%
40
82%
26Va
-36%
24%
24
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63
27'%
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37%
223
123
61 %
82
40
40%
91
-
85 Va-
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82
22%
8%
40
93%
10%
.
33%
115
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77
36'%
,
V
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83
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78%
37
34%
27%
v«
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80
99
99
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28
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77%
36%
33%
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85%
43
50%
51 %
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10%
36%
26%
:
81%
91
77
43
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2,
,
83 %
38%-
;
'99
j
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62%
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92'%
37%
76%
♦43%.
51%
,
33%
99
97
96
37%
76 Va
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36%
37
60 Va
60%
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.
115
.
96
46
10
89 Va
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115
96
.*45
L.
100
Corp— 10
33%'
36%
10
Service
36%
86
85%
No par
Power Co com
77
91 Va
89%
'28
-1
.
3670
59%
50
-
*87
G0%
20
Inc
91
*88
59%
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82
34
33%
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»97Va
82
76%
76%
*110
97%
79%
91
X3G%
76%
30%
82%
*88
36%;. 37%
"33%" 34%
90 V*
92%
65%. 85 %
32%
29%
98
80%
82 f
90
81
32 Vs
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*97%, 99%
;
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33
31%
30
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89
*85%
X87
33
i
4
34
32 Va
18
96 Va.
10
—
5
,
500
16.000
:.
33%
99%
common
common
petition
47%
35
7
*90%
18%
10
or
32
47%
32
:
500
i
30 Va
>
34%
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthlngton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series
*00
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
No vJr
Wyandotte Worsted Co
)
receivership
32
47%
1,200
4,000
*
93 %
"33%
Iron
6%
3,300
23,800
44
30Va
35
32
32
*97%
:
preferred —:—:
Woodward
:
7
*32
45%;
100
Co
Public
6%
-/•'
36
47%,
36 /
37%
37%
7
*43%
474«
/
32%
47%
32 Va
*47
6%
7
.
46 %
100
Industries
Wisconsin
48
45 Va
No par
preferred
Wisconsin Elec
;'
Mar 25
27% Jan
53%
47%
86
—2.50
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
2
40% Jan 23
Jan
23% Jun
36% Jan
78% Jan
$4.25
Windsor
53%
47%
43 Va
-.45%
preferred
Co
Wilson-Jones
Mar 18
45% Jan
25% Dec 29
31
3
20
54
47%
8
White Stores Inc
Wilson & Co Inc
Mar 31
53
48%
66
5
100
convertible. preferred
Oil
53%
47%
,48
48
45
preferred
Wilcox
Jan
2
Dec
$3
50
49-%
-
5
100
com—No par
Air Brake
39-% Apr
17
121
23
50%
2,500
7.000
26
7
*87
com
RR
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
Apr 24
27
6% Jan
Mar 25
.Jan
88
39% Jun
37% Dec 22
28
4
49% NOV 18
Ry
■'. White
19
17
135
8>/4%
25%
7
Co
Telegraph
Apr 24
51% Mar 11
6
19% May
4
2nd
Pacific
102% Mar 11-
'"f13% May 22
25 Va
93%
pfd.
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
3
29
48%
Jan
4%%
Maryland
6%
18
common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
3
\
4%% convertible preferred
80
May 26
58% Jun
25%
;
-•
33%
\
53% Mar 20
,
Jun
10
—1
Wheeling Steel Corp
98% Mar 13
38% May 11
42
—50
preferred
Union
25
30%
30%
.2.50
com.
—
Suppiy
Western
24%
44%
44
1
Power
Western
.
.•
24%
42%
Sugar Corp
noncum
47
42%
5
: i,030
*9%
46 %
48%
.
15,700
9%
9%
47, Va
49%
5
1,100
25.000
-91
9%
No par
Mills
Auto
4.80%
11
29% Jan 28
Sep~~5
33% Dec
•*88 Va
88
88
46%
48%
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Feb
-4
■
88
T 1,200
-
13%
*13
9%
48%
Air Lines Inc
Western
88% Jan 29
97
Jaii 13*
13
46%
No par
97% Jun
112
-
9
15% Jan 30
12%
9%
Pharmaceutical —1
Western
5
3
8% Oct
30~
f
-May
9
25% July
2
13%
46%
24%'
Western
Mar 23
9
32% Jun
'
Mar 31
Feb
5
418 Jan
'23%
16%
51%-:
9%
46%
Westinghouse
Nov
" -"
16 Va
46%
24%
38% Mar 18 '
;;
40% Mar 30
91% Jan
,
5
% 39% Mar 12
28
52% May
92% Jan
49% Oct 21
'
16%
9 %
46
preferred series B__
4.10% preferred series C~
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred—
;
85% May 20
94 % Apr 24
2
-
Jan
84
7
54% Dec 31
6
17
70% Feb
92% Apr 21
125
16
51
.
9%
9%
24%
4.20%
6
110% Feb
74% Dec 31
83
100
7
69% Jan
15
13
West Penn
Apr 14
31% May 6
17
74% May
82% Jan
42% Jan
110
88
West Kentucky Coal Co
Electric Co__
38
8
86
2
88%
West Penn
13
May
Apr
50% Jan
Jan
97% Jun
16
>Apr
91
Jun
3
17% Jan
38
1
10
preferred
West Indies
5
38% Apr 24
23% Jan
10
4.80%
21% Jan 21
19
Jan
Jan
13
46%
Oil & Snowdrift
Wesson
9
56% Jan
19
26
79% Dec 31
Nov
13%
—
Wayne Knitting
Welbllt Corp
Apr 29
Jun
96
May 6
28% Dec 31
24% Dec 17
100
50
83% May 22
42
May 8
103
13
36% Mar
86
9
28
13
Waukesha Motor Co__
28
92.
11
31% Feb
Jun
12
16% May 12
May 20
99% Jun
23
7% Jan
Co
Warner-Lambert
33
35% Dec 22
6
Sep
Mar
9
31.% May 25
46% Jun .12
49% July 28
25% Jan
3TVa
16%.
13
16%
:
*36%
88
16%
1,700
t" 1.000
1B%
*37
200
,
.
■,
Va
37%
88
16%
5
70
52%
13'A
16%
5
r-'4';
69
:
17%
■
37%
16%'
38 %
100
'■
*51%
52
37%
38%
1
^0
u
'
38%
*38%
Co
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
25% Jan 12
3% Jan 21
44% Jan
86
43% Jan
9
NOV
40
1% Jan
23
(>9
71
70Va
*18
18%
;
51%
52 a.
♦
52
.'A
18
18%
.18%
17%
17%
52%- 52%
No par
& W
Ward Baking Co common
67*
preferred
Warner
13
19
26% NOV
Jan
19% Mar
■
12
47% Jun
44% Deo 31
Dec
No par
10
70%
70
2.50
G
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
20
47%iJun
48
34% Jan
25
58
*56 %
•
70%
(:9%
•
16
26% Deo
30
15
-
Co
Walker (Hiram)
11% Mar 20
9% May 21
24% Jan
8
24% May 12
16% Jan
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
55% May 11
38% Jun 11
12% May 19
87% Jan 16
14% Dec 22
13
8
preferred
'
20
Oct
50
2
27% Jan
12% Jan
Wabash RR 4%%
distributed.
;
-
.
V
Number 5857
189
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Bond
Chronicle
Record
(2805)
New York Stock Exchange
c««
friday
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
headed
weekly
-
"Interest
Period"
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
the
case
32nds of
more
or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1958
Lowest
each
month
5
1
NEW YORK
Highest
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
__
Low
Low
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Low
High
the Week
June 19
June 18
High
Low
High
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
June 17
June 1(»
High
mature.
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 15
bonds
the
when
point
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
102.14 Nov
in
one
yearly
-
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
Low
Treasury 4s
Oct
11969
*98.22
98.30
*98.22
98.30
*98.24
99
*98.24
99
*98.26
99.2
Treasury 4s
Feb
11980
*97.14
97.22
*97.14
97.22
*97.14
97.22
*97.16
97.24
*97.18
97.26
Treasury 3 As
Treasury 3 As
Treasury 314s
■V
Nov 15 1974
*96.12
96.20
*96.12
96.20
*96.12
96.20
*96.12
96.20
*96.12
96.20
15 1990
*88.30
89.6
*88.30
89.6
*89.2
89.10"
*89.2
89.10
*89.4
15 1978-1983
*87.10
87.18
*87.10
87.18
*87.14
87.22
*87.14
87.22
*87.16
87.24
*87.8
87.16
87.16
*87.12
87.20
*87.12
87.20
*87.14
87.22
93.28
*93.28
94
*94
94.4
*93.28
Feb
Jun
89.12
Treasury 3>/4s
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Feb
15 1964
*93.26
93.30
Treasury 3s
Aug 15 19G6
*91.28
92
*91.26
91.30
*91.30
92.2
*92.2
92.6
*91.30
92.2
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
97.12 Aug 15
97.12 Aug 15
Feb
15 1995
*83.20
83.28
*83.20
83.28
*83.24
84
*83.24
84
*83.28
84.4
Sep 15 1961
15 1960-1965
*96.12
96.16
*96.12
96.16
*96.14
96.18
*96.18
96.22
*96.16
96.20
*97.26
98.2
*97.26
98.2
*90.20
90.24
*90.24
90.28
*95.12
95.16
*95.14
95.18
Dec
\*8
-
.8
*93.24
-
-
•.
98.2
*97.26
*97.30
98.6
Treasury 2 As
Feb
15 1965
*90.22
90.26
Treasury 2J/2s
Nov
15 1961
*95.12
95.16
Treasury 2 As
Jun, 15 1962-1967
*87.30
88.6
*88
88.8
Treasury 2yas
Treasury 2'As
Aug 151963
*92.16
92.20
*92.14
92.18
*92.16
92.20
86.8
*86.2
86.10
*86.8
86.16
*85.10
85.18
94
29
Jan
29
85.4
Jan
20
85.4
Jan
15 1963-1968
*86
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2»As
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2'/as
Treasury 2 y2s
Treasury 2 y2s
Treasury 2 As
Treasury 2 As
20
Dec
Jun
15 1964-1969
*85
Dec
15 1964-1969
Treasury 2 >/4s
Treasury 2'/as
Jan
94
International
24
105.16 Feb
24
96.16 Sep 16
103.8 Apr 23
101.24 Feb
6
103.8
~
Apr 23
93.1G May 20
1
—
„
--
96
—
98.16 July 22
99.8
Jun
2
Jan
7
—
92.16 Feb
9
Jun~13
95
14
92.16 Feb
14
IIIIII
83
Jun
2
88.14
•
*88.8
88.16
.*88.10
88.18
*92.20
92.24
*92.18
92.22
*86.10
86.18
^86.12
86.20
*85.12
-
85.22
85.20
*85.14
*85
85.8
*85.2
84.22
*84.14
84.22
84.12
*84.6
84.14
*84.6
84.14
*83.24
84
*83.28
84.4
*83.28
84.4
83.10
*83.6
83.14
*83.10
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Monday, June 22, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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s
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1978
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79
81
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—
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debentures
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,
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84
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•
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—Mar-Sept
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——
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,
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ia
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1978—
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s
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:
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.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
New fork Stock
Friday
Intereat
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Period
1981__Jan-Juiy
or
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73
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-
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I 1982
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mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Deo
mortgage 4Vis
1987
Jan-July
Olln Mathleson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-Nov
5Vis conv subord debs
1983
—Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Ocl
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988— June-Dec
>
; 33%
78'
4
15
55
*51%
28
1st
83 Vi
84
103%
i
93'A
*92'A
92 Va
Gas
51V4
4
70
79%
G3
1st
88%
97% 104 Vi
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—
mortgage
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56
60%
45
Quar-Jan
2047
1
1st
131
Vi
83
103
83'A
93%
1st
74
GO
G3
'
Oklahoma
75
71
65
—May-No*'..
1997—Quar-Jan
prior Hen 4s
registered 1997—
first mortgage 2%s
mortgage 2%s 1975
1st mtge 3'As 1982—
First mortgage 3'As 1984 —
*
84%
•
7*
71%
64'A
■
v
May-No*
May-No*
-
Pacific Ry
4s
69%
*58%
<■
Oxford
94
Feb-Aua
1982
debentures
78 Vi
85
*
Co—
4Vis series
S*
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72
2
33
100'A
1971
May-Nov
May-No*
May-Noe
1077
.
66
83
123
<■
3s debentures 1970—
guaranteed
70%
99%
M.■
11
Jtfne-Deo
8 Vis debentures 1976
June-Deo
National Distillers ft Chem 4%s
debs 1983_Moy-Nov
Matt Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
1974—Aprii-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
debentures
debentures
f debentures
80
86
'
Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970__Juive-Deo
mtge 3%s 1086
National Tea Co 3 Vis
80
78%
101%
*90
—
First
85
102
-
Mem
78
*100
F M A N
—
Mountain States TCI ft Tel 2%s 1986
f
trust
>
84'/a
65.
82%
71'A
IMay-Nou
May-Noo
——June-Deo
AprU-Oct
First mortgage 4'As 1986—
Mar-Sepl
First
mortgage
4s 1988.
——Jan-July
.(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987—June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s Conv 1975
June-Dec
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974
Mar-Sepl
First mortgage
2%s 1975
April-Oct
78
84%
Jan-July
mtge Income 4%s ser A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s eer B
Jan 1 2030
6s Income debentures Jan
1 2045
4Vis co 11 trust 1970
Mar-Sept
Mohawk ft Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3Vis series B 1066
.Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s lno debs Jan 1
2007
—April
Morris ft Essex first gtd 3 Vis 2000
3Vie debentures 1078
Nashville Chatt ft St Louis 3s
s
s
i
—,i
First
71
80
*—
•
April-Oct
(quar)
1962
1976
3s
84
79%
69
82%
1974—Mar-Sepl
1973—
Hen
59'A
58
80%- •62
*70%
45%
25%
f debs 1973-May-Noo
(Minnesota)
■
84%':' 85%
96
Feb-Auo
I
1st mtge-4.Vis series B Jan 1 1990
mtge 4Vi8 "series d Jan 1 2005
f
70
66%
r
67
87% 88%
99% 100
"
1062
B
A
eer
s
Northern States Power Co—
85%
122
88%
1st
•
92%
98%
100
Gen
is
86 Vi
*86
RR—
adjustment 6s
Natl Cylinder Gas
82%
101% 101-%
99%
Jan-Jul*
eubord
National
82
'71%
income debs 2033
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization Issues—
...
97%
Co—
Mlasourl-K&nsas-Texas
ACum
88
93
"76
AGeneral mortgage 4s Inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Missouri Kansas ft Texas first 4s 1990
June-Deo
Prior
83%
66 %
1969—Mar-Sept
•
3%s
1974—_——
"
54
'
83
A'
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registered
2047.1——:—;
Quar-Feb
Refunding ft Improve 4%s eer A 2047—^Jan-July;
100
98%
85%
June-Dec
'
refunding 4%8
f debentures
Coll
93%
86 %
ref 5s
,
83%
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85%
Feb-Auo J
Called bonds
(June 25)
Minn St Paul ft Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 Vis Inc series A Jan
5Vis
93
97%
86%
50
>50%
"i
83%
-S8%
53%-/
i
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1975__Mar-8ept
1987—^
t .debentures
General
;
162%
90%
81%
Mar-Sept
debentures 1976
f debentures 1972—
5s
119
Corp—
f
Hen
549
93
Feb-Aua
6s subord s f inc debs 1986
Prior
;
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4%s
4%s
f
J.
117
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f .debentures
4s
101
92%
83%
70 Va
68%
-
51%.
58
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-Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepl:.
s
*
99%
60
61
44
55
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1993—Aprll-Ocl,
1972
*
Northern
108Vi
130
debentures
4%s
:»
83%
122
Feb-Aug
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
44
95%
•
-
'i
53%
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—
s
69 7A
75 V4
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■
28
62
52'A
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Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July >
Refunding mortgage TVas series E 1978—Feb-Aug •;
Refunding mortgage 3s:series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—Aprll-Ocl a
4Vis
63 Vi
; 46
74 Vi
"62%
,69%
30
&
3%s
3'As
59%
1
Mar-SeDl
3%8 sinking fund debentures
1967
..'
141
160
1974 .Mar-Sept
41%
G
Jan-July
:
debentures 1991
Michigan Central rr 4Vie series O
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vie
3.10s
34%
G1
*60
53
Jan-July
1973..:
A
Y
General ft
99% 100
1972__May-No*
1977
ft Scott
Mlnneapolls-Mollne
71
*—•
debs 1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edlson first mtge 2%s
1974__May-Noo
J3®1.1 TelePhone Co 3y«s 1988
Aprll-Oct
4%s
s
38
2
•92%
.^4Vie conv subord
3%s
19
71%
60
61
1996—Aprll-Ocl
..
108% 109
1968..Mar-Sepl
McKesson ft Robblns 3 Vis
debs 1073
Merrltt-Ohapman
15
42%
Feb-Aug
ft Co—
subord debs 1972
conv
36 Vi
42
71%
94%
'
McDermott (J Ray)
&B
36
71%
64%
71%-
-
....
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s
55
94
€9
-
Northern Central general ft
67%
32%.
70%
Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994
conv
82 Vs
—60
89
■
93'A
—.—June-Dec
1989
series
Northern Natural Gas
65
119
4 Vis
Susquehanna
General
;75
62%
,54%
57%
36
129 Vi
Y
4%s
.
60
46
99%
/
79
70
17
"
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
f debentures 1980
e
99
35
Mar-Bept
Aprll-Ocl
May Stores Realty Corp—.
Gen mtge 5s
72%
54%
May
*
64%;
'73"
64'A
64%
Ref
80
34
Feb-Aug
May-No*
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
70
60
'94
~
mtge
61
71 y#
82 y«
3
87
62'A
93 7A
1998
Hartlord RR—
&
;
80
71
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4y2fl series J 1991—May-Nov
mtg 4Vos series K 1993—
—J sun-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corj>—
General mortgage 23%b 1980
.Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Aprll-Ocl
General mortgage 3y4s 1983-..—*
Aprll-Ocl
General mortgage S'/aS J983——
...Feb-Aug
Vi
72
v
debentures
Haven
High
71%
—
-
2%
62
5
99
*58%
34
96
1%
48%
2003
6s conv subord debs 1977
Maine Central RR sVis 1978
Martin Co 5Vis 1908 "ex wts"
92 Vi,
9
73
61
I 2003
lfaok Trucks Inc 5 Vis
subord debs
Macy (R H) ft Co. 27aS debentures
1
79
71%
61
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
St Louie dlv
second gold 3s 1080
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas ft El 1st
mtge 3Vis 1984
.Feb-Aug
4%% 1987
—Mar-Sept
ser
16
60
73
Aprll-Oct
ft Nashville RR—
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First,ft refund mtge 2%s ser O 2003
ft
123
2Vi
*96%
—Aprll-Oct
Louisville
Firet ft
117
62
78%
1978-June-Deo
debentures 1976
3%s debentures 1978
95
92%
GO
|
D
eer
■
92%
•
2%
62
Feb-Aug
debentures 1963
3s
1
Low
..V
Jan-July
,1st ft cons mtge 4s ser A 2004-^.
-_-Jaxi-July
AGeneral mortgage 4V'2S series A 2019—Jan-July
N
95 Vi
3
New
Term
'
9G
87
117
92%
-May-Nov
May-No*
N
89%
10
Income
—
61%
registered
Shore
1st
•
"
117
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 6s ext 1979
Aprll-Oot
Lexington ft Eastern Ry first 6s
1905——Aprll-Ocl
LIbby McNeil ft Llbby 6s con* s f debs
'76_June-De#
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
<
<
Lone Star Gas 4%a debs
1982
•tong Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard (P) Co 8a
V
87
RR—
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s
45%
.92
92%
87
.
River
& refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv Inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
Harlem River ft Port Chester—
95%
.'V
"'.92
*94
Jan-July
2003
81%
45%
—
93 Vi
*96%
JMay-Nov
—May-No*
Series C 6s fixed Interest
2003.
-May-No*
Afierles D 4s contingent
Interest 2003
May
ASerles E 4Vis contingent Interest aooa
«»»
contingent
81 Vi
93
62'A
First
•
84 '-V
84
92
N Y
79
81%
89
*45Vi
93 Vi
1
'
81
12
99%
2003.
F "5s
79
81%
81 Vi
Series A 4s llxed Interest
2003—
Series B 4Vis fixed Interest
ASeries
104
2
*95%
Feb-Aug c
.
405
79
*83
«
Feb-Any
1974 L
'90%
80%
1970—Apfil-Oct
stamped 1964
stamped
( 80 Vi
89
81 Vi
June-55
A
■.»
77%
Mar-Sept
1997
23
Feb-Aug
1998
A
Aprll-Oct
_May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
Y Lack ft West 4s series A 1973
May-No*
4Vis
series
B
1973—
—.—May-Nov
N
Jan. 1
No.
Co—
Hudson
&
80
—
92
*75
Aprll-Ocl
-April-Ocf
4 Vis
'*
78 Vi
105 Vi 108
gold 3 Vis '97—June-Deo
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis
Lehigh Valley Coal Co-
89%
Vi
99%
84 Vi ; 90
113% 135
i6
124
79
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
87%
Range Sines
Sold
*86
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
N Y ft Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000—:
98
84 Vi
80
N Y
*90
107Vi
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
_
'.f.
90
121
Apr-Oct
1061
'
96
151% 245
*—
June-Dec
1984-June-Deo
Stamped 1961
v?
84 Vi
Apr-Oct
Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4 Vis debs
adj 1903
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961
90•
115
*87
—
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Kansas City Power & Light 23As 1976
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C
22
209
*—
Jan-July
Royal Dutch Airlines—
•4%s
91 Vi
98% 104%
'■
Lake
j
200
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4Vis conv
1982-—.April-0*t
Jersey Central Power ft Light 2%s
1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manutacturing 3%s debs 1975—
Mar-Sept
KLM
91 Vi
••
Bonds
-
High
•71%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
——Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998.:
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
i
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 .June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1980
.April-Oct
<
104%
99 Vi
RR
series
4s
mortgage 3'As 1997
1997
collateral gold 3'As
registered 1998
3Vis
oi,,
96
20
'/'• .-.5
Jan-July
4%s conv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 Vie s t debentures series A 1977
4Vis s I debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3 Vis 1978
99
Central
General
88
.
Y
N
263%
88
90%
-
Friday's
60
Refunding & Impt 4Vis series A 2013—Aprll-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Ocl.
Collateral
trust
6s
1980
Aprfl-Oct
78%
78
99 Vi
Central
Consolidated
—
i
*77%
*74%
or
Bid & Asked
Jersey
New Jersey
New Jersey
*79 Vi
May-No*
Interaational Tel & Tel Corp—
York
87
*89
87
New
89%
Bell Telephone 3yas 1988
Jan -July
Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Power ft Light 3s 1974
—Mar-Sepl
Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977__May-Noo
New
78%
—
New
80
87
*89
Sale Price
JiOW
High
73
\
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
Jan
.
,
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
-
8 65s conv 6ubord debs 1977
19
Friday
Bonds
74Vi
79
79
May-No*
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—Jan-Julf
Feb-Aug
Consol
Higb
73
1078
June-lito
m Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Noo
•
Consol mortgage 33As series B 1979
May-No*
•
ENDED JUNE
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%a series A
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
bonds
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
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2%s
-
86Tb
88
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V
—
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3
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80
86
;
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77%'
63%
74%
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80
83 Va
88
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85%
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78'A
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78%
76
84
76'A
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76%
82%
106 Va
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4
100
87
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>y
Number 5857
Volume 189
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
(2009)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Fork Stock
New
Philco
4'As
subord
debs
or
Bid & Asked
_Apr-Oct
1964
107'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
93
109%
June-Dec
*97%
-
1st mtge 3V2S 1964
1st
5s series
gen
1662
B
69'A
Potomac Electric Power
3%s
,
Co
3s
*92'
1983
,_l_Mar-Sept
93%
.
'*93%
'V
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Jujie-Dec
First and refunding -mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
.
r
v
•
,
99%
3%s
.
-debentures
127
13
1975—2
debentures.
4%s
debentures
Quaker
Radio
Oats
2%s
of
Corp
1977
debenttircs
America- 3%s
1964
IAConsol
88
88
-
163%
170%
82%
89
77%:
77%
89'A
93
128'/
127
mtge
6s
•
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Bt Lawrence & .AUlrond'lc 1st gold 5s 1996.Jan-July
Second :gold Cs 1996
April-Oct
117%
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■
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rlst
i
Bt
'
mtge
First
70%
1989
May-Mo®
1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/as B 1971
April-Oct
Bcloto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Moo
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
Jan-July
Line
RR
1st mtge
3s
3%s
71%
f
Beagrani <Jos E)
3s
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92
- 78%
7*82%
,
,
80
,
77%
73%
I
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94
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408
79
79
1
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117%
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19C6
—
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1977..
—
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1974
■
,
99%
—
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-
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88%
88%
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*
91
-
debentures
4%s
subord
100
Bbamrock
5'As
Bhell
Oil
conv
Union
Sinclair
1972
debs
&
1977:
Gas Corp—
subord
Oil
-,
Corp 4%s conv debs
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965—
Bmith-Corona
S'As
Bocony-Vacuum
103%
301
101%
159
101
86
115%
76
112
26
108% 10914
debentures
434
'
—
—
132%
8414
108%
90%
—
119%
91'A
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Jan-July
10211,
142
ri O O
7714
18
77
78
79
71%
Jan-July
71%
7111,
*—
—
Bouthern
Indiana
Bouthern
Pacific
debentures
Jan-July
19f70
First,4'As
Gold
4'As
Gold
4'As
1969
1981
1st mtge 3%s
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
ser A
Ry
1983
first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4'As
1988
Memphis dlv first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 214s debs 1985
3'/as debentures
ASpokane Internl
4s guaranteed
first
1966
2361
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
76
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As scries C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s conv debs 1975
76
11
131%
(56
/.
66'A
127
—
gold
97
96 %i
69
88
26
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.
reorganized under Section 77 «
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85
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•
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year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
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92
*
75
81%
'
delivery
In the
Included In
...
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
77-%
81
80
a
—
75
80%
1
<
90
*
June-Deo
Ja?t-July
Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976-Jan-JuZy
Deferred
109
98
68
68
:
69%
69%
*81%
96%
105%
72
*70%
1
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As 1971
100
7
98 ?
•—
L
81
90
.75
#773^.
'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
^.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
A 2004
mtge 4'As inc scries A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2s,is 1976
68
96
mtge 4s series
1st
*
\
95'A
76'/a
89
77
—
'
Gen
101%
"
May-Nov
-April
84
65
98
-'71
71
9314
14
4
-
100
8614
1
101% 101%
*—
95%
84
*103% 10514
.—
96%
88
10
<*89%
89
=>70%
May
1984
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4'As debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
96%
90%
*
.
Jan-July
4'As 2013—
923«
debentures
Income
5s
348
(54
129
-'*83%
—
983A
95%
74
May-Mow
Ja?i-July
Jan-July
3'As 1974
3'As series I
78'A
95%
•=
84%
95%
'
—
*89%
April
series A Jan 1981
85
90%
87
April-Ocf
1983
first
V
V
•
71
8614
95%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
mortgage 214s series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
First
mtge 5'As series II
9114
'75—June-Deo
First
Bouthern
*120
—
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A 1977
Ban Fran Term
First
*96%"
Mar-Sept
78
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
127%
:
81
5
97 %
-
113%
•'44
120 ■»
82%
■'
85%
87%
'25
!-
97%
23As ser H 1980
1
75%
*64%
1994—
Jan-July
Bouthern Natural Gas Co. 4'As conv 1973-June-Dec
Ry 2%s
80
87%
81
-
.—Junc-Deo
Mar-Sept
28
128%-133
—
108^3
*—
/
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19C9—Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series G 1979
April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
81 %
79
Feb-Aug
100%
•
4s
117%
77
—
Jan-July
1987
convertible
"
1978
Power
West Shore
Bouthern California Edison Co—
3'As
F
West Penn Electric
87%
& Telegraph Co—
1985
2%s debentures
/
-
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967.Jan-July
101
102%
74'/a
"2
y 118'A
.
income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
88%
13
90
8414-8414
;
73 3A
*87%
Gen mtge
108%
105%
—
101%
112
—
109
June-Deo
1976
2'As
!
Jan-July
1968
of America—
subord debentures 1969
subord debs 1976
Gen mtge 4s income
"
114%
■
85
5
81
Western
1979
debs
OiJ
Bouthern Bell Telephone
3s debentures
1979
2%8
10414
98
Marchant—
subord
conv
99
12
*—
•
June-Deo
Jan-July
1986
34
99
101% 1021b
.
--
April-Oct
debentures 1971
99% 100
101%
April-Ocf
1982
debentures
2'As
Oil
102%
97'A
82
'
—
98 %
.
98%
-
94;
*•;
__
100% 100%
Wabash RR Co—
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
5s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Bears Roebuck & Co 414s fl f debs 1983— Feb-4uy
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
4%s
,
92%
.
-
8114
90
*82%
'■-74-•" 74
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser 1 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982
Aprll-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
_Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser O 1973-Aprll-Oct
-1st Hen & ref 4s ser F 1983
Mav-Nov
6s subord Income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
95%
79
4
.
47/as
ctfa
First and ref mtge
99'/a
:
—
/*'
79
1967
4s debs 1983
Corp
series
3s
85%
,
107%
-91%
83
'
49
*95%-
'
84
87%
.
Steel Works Corp—
.3yes conv
4'As conv
78%
__
*95% 100
105%
87
"
13
92
78%
"
—
88
" 94
;
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
=
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
'
debentures
Vanadium
81
78%
!
82
81
69%
=
"
82
__
87%
l
—April-Ocf
Aprll-Oct 1
MarfSept,
—Man-Sept Jan-July
May-Nov
April-Oct <
-JawJuly
f
Participating
t
70%
73
78%
,
,
May-No?
1980——
B
Sons 2%s
debentures'
,
-53
90
70% .76%
75
•
44
'
s.
;
3
"79'/a
78
,
78%
94
1947——
—Jan-July
v
8 A3'As assented series A 1947
Jan-July
1 A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo
8 A S'As assented series A 1951June-Dec
v|A6%s sinking fund mtge ser 0 1951—June-Deo
§A3.'As assented series O 1951
June-Deo
133
86%
90 '/a
81%
1
JAO'As debs series A
90%
Co—
debentures
series
157
Ry-<-
certificates
s
2%s
12014 5
'
90 »A
•
*78%" --'
,
May-Noo
^fijftll tr 3%s 1975
United States Steel
115
—
"* 69% " 71
71
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Air
'
:
—
Mar-Nov
•
Seaboard
71
*7ij_ 74%
71% ::
78% 1' t
tntge;inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
May
4s aeries B1980
Mar-Sept
bond
4s
.
112%
52
-
■71
:
Jan-July
A5s income debs ser A Jan 2006
Louis-Southwestern
J
94%'
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55
-.r
: *86
.
.
'
.
117'A 120
Co—
Ry
86%
X 112%114'A
Baguenay Powe?'3s seTles A 1971—
Francisco
94
92%
813i
87%
84%
*82%
,
of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
and coll trust 2:,As 1975_ApriI-Oct
*
99% v
92%
93%
83
81%
'.
88
1982i——;_Feb-4uy *•
debs 1972—:
3%s sinking lund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977——
1st mtge & coll tr-4'As 1978...——
4%a 3 f debentures 1978
U. 8. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
4%s
United
General mortgage 3'As scries J 19G9
Mar-Sept
Rohr Aircraft S'As conv debs 1977
:—j.Jan-July
Royal McBee 6 'As conv debs 1977
June-Dec
Louis«-San
1st mtge
>
193'A
•96
92'A. 92'A
92'A 93'A
C
92 %
.
Bt
,
194
193'A
--
90
85
'
226
194
Rochester Oas-& Electric Corp—
•
;
87
226
April-Oct
,
debs
;
87% '
85
•/
92%
*89
!
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
June-Dec
; 1st mtge 3'As 1982—
—May-Nov
Union Oil of California 23As debs 1970
June-Deo
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug '•
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mdr-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'AS s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%a 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977'Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2"As 1970—
-Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
Jan-July
.'.1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
Feb-Aug
72 y«
84%
•
*85
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
—
81%
1968
debentures
3s
'
1
92
90
84
Cent ref and impt 3%s
First mortgage
14414
70%
98'/a'
90
3
Oil Co
Electric Co
Union
:
.
,
1978—
4%s conv aubord
72%
..
102
95%
/
V
93
101%
96
g
''
84
3'As!'1986—-—i-—April-Oct
1960—Jnne-Dec
Trl-Contiuental Corp 2%s debs 1901—-Mar-Sept
•/
104
92"
J
.035
_Feb-Aug
V : ;
1953j
4'As .series B 1978
series C
4-4*.'
130%
..71'A
9814
'
Thompson Products 4%s debs
Tol & Ohio
86%
.
.
Orleans RR—
New
Tidewater
92
88
9
93
•
.1
"a,'
99'A
-May-Nov
Rlcbfleld.Oll Corp—
*.
110
7
88
-
99'A
_Feb-Aug
„
'
'4Aa8
107
—
May -Nov
it;
Debt adjustment, bonds—
,1 9./ A
5.'As 'series A 1978—
.
D4
90%
1980__7u;ie-Dec
conv
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
5 A Direct mtge 6S 1952
*
91
4
84%- 84%
Jan-July
Mfg Co 3%:; dejis 1975.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec'Power'Corp—
■
97%'4
--
April-Oct
Rheem
,
98%;''
91
91
■163% 163%
Reading Co first & ref '3'/as series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J)'Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
-■
/ 93%
<r-
—
Mar-Sept
:
;
.
-
80'A
2
.
97
96%
'
;
4
91
:
81
119
15
93%
June-Dec
-
81
105'A
"refunding mortgage 3'As 1983- April-Oct
v.,, 1st and
3'As
1972-——
8914"
81
1
,105
78'A
84%
45
81%
High
123
98
81
,
series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 33/os series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
Jnne-Dec
100
87%
-r4
93%
r
&
Texas
'
! First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
V
95%
Low-
111%
44
80
79
*97'
First and refund M 3'As
105'A 106'A
93% 9314
'
May-Not>
Texas Company
93%
92%
8
79
105%
Refund and
92
92'A
90'A
Jan-July
May-Nov
96
98%
81%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Reiund and impt M
72%
93
933i
-
92 »A
First and
..
69%
■
98
80
07
Jan.1
,
No.
of St Louis—
Terminal RR Assn
91%
88
4
*85
debentures' TD63—1
3s
17
■■;
Sold
High
114%
98%
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
113
May-2Vou
1973-
debentures
2%s
■
April-Oct
;
debs ,1973.
conv
94
►100
;
Procter.& Gamhld'3%k debs 1981
Public. Service. Electric1 & Gas Co—
.
87%
69'A
Mar-Sept
Plantation Pipe Line 21is 1970—
3%s s f debentures 1986—
97%;
6
90
*93'■
92%
98%
97%
92
Feb-Aug
76
97%
88
May-Noo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plaid Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
91
"2
97%
91
89'A
\
—
—
973a
or
Bid & Asked
113
(Indiana) 3%s conv 1982—April-Ocf
4'As debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
23As debentures 1974
-Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
—Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37/aS debs 1973
Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 83As debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Noo
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—
—Jan-July
96
76
-
—
Sale Price
Standard Oil
120%
89'A
__
—
*9755
114
93
105%
Last
Period
Low
High
10314
4
340
91
*72%
ser I
267
11014
*89
Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— *
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Low
Week's Bang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
93
-
109
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser II i960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
JUNE 19
Range Since
Sold
High
106% 10814
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
;
Bonds
X
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996
'
Friday's
....
1984
ENDED
Week's Rang*
-
Sale Price
Low
-214a" debentures
fetroitum
conv
Last
Period
'
debs
suuorrt
couv
Phillips
*
Interest
Exchange
Corporation—*
4j/4s
Friday
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
BONUS
onrrent wee*.
; ; •
"
Standard
Oil
of
California
4%s
*714
Jan-July
1983
*7%
selling flat.
ABonds
103%
'
"
*
•
'**
-T
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
;In thie following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
June 15 and ending Friday, June 19. It is compiled from the report of the
American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
week beginning Monday,
-
RANGE
Week's
Friday
;
STOCKS
Last
American Slock Exchange
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Acme
Acme
Adam
Precision
Wire
A
Co
see
page
5
9%
io
:
Consol Industries Inc—
For footnotes
1
1
Products Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Low
l
l
414
7%
18%
19%
.
.
37.
800
5
9'A
16.600
20%
.79
1,100
8
76 »A
1
10%
10'A
10%
l
;
JUNE
Friday
5%
5 '4
5%
500
=
4,700
'
^
Last
-
4
% Jan
5%
17%
Jan
Jan
7% May
53%
Feb
Agnew SurpasB Shoe
9V4
Ajax
22 y2
8%
98
Petroleums
-
19
Stores—
Ltd
Alabama
Great
Southern
Jan
Alabama
Power
Sales
Ranse
for Week
Shares
18 %
141
13
5,000
9% Jan
13% Mar
3,400
4%Mar
914 Mar
Alan Wood Steel Co common
5%
Alaska
33r
High
Low
500
19
13%
Jan
% Jan
12.300
19
Jun
l%Jan
8514 May
142
100
32
34
3,800
83%
8312
25
7%
2,800
141
4.20%
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13.
50c
50
preferred—100
10
cumulative preferred
100
Airlines Inc
1
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
514 Mar
Jun
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
•
19
STOCKS
Shares
High
7:%
7%
77
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
WEEK
Sales
-
Ranjfc
Sale Price
FOR
to include every, securi y,
7
144%-May
91% Apr
23'/a Jan
35% Mar
131
-
78
6%
^-Jan-
Jan
Jan
85
8%
Mar
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, June 22, 1850
..
(2810)
m
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Range
Sale Price
Exchang#
Par
Algemene Kunotzljdo N V—
;
Amer dep rcto Amer ohnrw—.
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
——1
All American Engineering Co
lOo
Alleghany Corp warrants
———1
1
It
-..
1
■
Corp-
Inc
Alsco
i
Aluminum Co of America—
Book
American
Inc
American Meter
Co
Jun
143i
4,800
14 3/8
Jun
17%
Apr
8%
9%
7,300
6%
Feb
8%
8%
5
5
5%
4%
4%
4%
9%
10%
200
50%
50%
51%
12%
12%
12%
18,600
16%
'77%
8%
m
10%
15%
15%
1%
T'
40
40
40
43
43
43
44%
V
93u
47%
41%
47?
4
14-?a
16?4
9
42,600
Anacon
Post
Products
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
—I
Angastura-Wupperman
Film Corp
Anken Chemical &
8
7%
6%
6
Mar
5
Apr
i
1% Jan
22ya
250
13%
19%
Jun
35
33%
35%
23,200
31%
64
66
11,700
41%
Apr
Jun
Jan
1
1
92
13%
14%
32%
10%
30%
32Ta
10rJa
13%
5,500
dep rets reg——
£1
Associated Food Stores Inc
——1
Associated Laundries of America
1
Gas
24 -V
24%
—•
A participating
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
lOo
—•
Line Co
Feb
Jan
33% May
11% May
-*
17,100
Hi
2
"3% ~3%
3%
2%
2%
14 Va
11%
—
58,500
—
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
Z
2?4 Jan
21% Jan
Apr
15%
Jun
30
2% Jan
2,500
•
—
—
3%
1,600
Apr
Jun
102
"5%
""2%
2%
Sugar
Bp
Consolidated Mining 6c
Development Corp
,_10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants
—.
Atlas Plywood Corp„,
1
13%
200
3%
3%
14%
14%
20%
18%
3
'
22,600
13%
lOo
3,700
1%
Jan
3%
r
'
59
59
59
106%
Apr
64
Jan
52
Apr
May
6%
2% May
Jan
Jan
Atlas
Inc
Automatic Steel Products Ino com——I
Non-voting
13
15%
15,200
19,700
3
21%
6,100
3%
Coastal
Farm
Co
Oil
-
20
May
May
9% Jan
•
Mar
4%
15%
Jun
26%
15 % Feb
Jan
Apr
6%
1,200
■
47%
47
300
ext
Consol
I
8
1
33
I
19
—It
4
Inc
Baldwin Rubber
common
Baldwin Securities
de
Banco
los
Corp
American shares
Banff Oil Ltcf
Barry Controls lac class B
Basic Incorporated
—
•
1
1
I
Bayview Oil Corp common.
6%
convertible
Bearings
class
Continental, Industries
Inc
Materials
Corp
&
Paint
Beck
——
43/4
Apr
17
21
203/8
Watch
1%
11,300
8%
100
33/4
3%
3,600
14
11
4,300
26
Mar
24% Mar
17% Jan
2%
Apr
8% Jun
3% Jan
Jan
10%
1%
Jan
4
16
6% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
May
13% Mar
CUban-Venezuelan
Jun
Curtis
Curtis
7%
2,500
250
6%
300
9%
6%.
15,500
8%
18%
19
1,100
.«_•
36%
35%
36%
1,900
98
98
21%
20
43%
Feb
Feb
20% May
9% Jan
27
May.
Apr
6%
serial
5%
Jun
7%
Apr
D. C. Transit
»
6%
2,400
';
.75
*2A
2%
8,900
36%
38%
7,200
i7ff
~7U
1,500
40%
16%
6% Jan
9% Mar
Feb
34
Jan
126
Apr
41% May
Jun
A
Jun
36%
Jun
7A
Mar
7 % Mar
Burma
Hill
41%
37
Davidson
Brothers
13%
9,000
12%
1,500
29
2,400
2,000
15-%
1,800
Class
A
System Inc—
l
Company
11,400
9%
10 ?8
common
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg
6],\ May
A
8%
7%
7%
•
8%
1,300
7%
7%
10
~9
9?
8
1,000
t8%. debentures——
Jan
Development Corp of America-—
$1.25 preferred
Jan
Devon-Palmer
8% Jan
Diversey
Diversified
8% Feb
10% May
4'A Jun
Dome
California Electric Power
common
$3.00 preferred.
$2.50 preferred
Jan
8%
Apr
12% Jan
Jan
9ya
Jun
10%
10%
11%
2,600
10% Apr
13%
Jan
i.r
-a
9,000
V* Jan
%
Feb
3%
400
2%
Jan
4% Mar
8%
6,300
6 3/4
Jan
10% Mar
8%
6%
cumulative
26%
26%
27%
4,900
3%
3%
3%
13,700
19%
6,700
19
50
—
50
2V4 Jan
4
y8 Mar
17%
Apr
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
1
312
3%
Camden Fire
5
37%
37%
1
8%
Insurance
.
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
•
For footnotes
see
page 37.
8
ft
Feb
33
4 A
33%
~4ft "412
JU*
23%
Jan
Apr
61%
Jan
Apr
52
>
Jun
14% Feb
<
20%
Jan
19:,
Apr
18% May
16% Mar
Jan
Jun
,20
,
4% Jan
.'•••
,
Apr
.
:
10% May
.
16,300
8%
400
13%
3,100
500
.?
-
5%
Apr
2% Jan.
49
'
.
13%
65%
r
Jan
10
:
:
29
4
12V'a
3%
38%
-
46,
,
V 29
%
*-?%
Jun
,
Jan
|l"
Feb
-13%
Jun
200
-9%
•
1
2% Jan,,
42% Jan
.,
9
19,700
-
Feb
Jan
19% Jan
Jun
7
%
•,<
•:-
•5.
12%. "May-;
7% Mxiy
17% Apr •"»
1% Jun
590
..
Jun
15% Jan
Feb
3% May
1,350
Jan*;
2»% May
(,.
,
7% Mar
,
Jun
3% Mar
1
Jun
Ye Jan j,
12-: Apr.
.
,
.
:
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3.
"13%
.
13%-
:r*
13%;
5%
2,500 r
.
13.%
14%
a
29%
29%;:
'
12%
Oil
Brewery
Draper Corp
Driver
13
Duke
,
Power
DuMont
stock
I
-
*'
Durham
Duro
".
3%
.,4% Mar
38 %■ Jun
May
Jun
1,100
•;
:
Feb
147.
-29% Mar V
*15% Jun •
Jan
.
•4% Feb
2% Jail
17% May
>'•
1 vb Jun
3,100
26,400
20% Apr
.'.-• I3/* Feb
r9%
24% Feb
Jan
8,300
17%
1,500
•
rit%- 11%;
11%
ii%=
'
>
,26
Mar-.
23%,'Jan «
18% Mar
Jan
15
10?8
6?4
15%
7,600
Apr
f
38% Apr
34% Jan
9% May
1,500
6
.
75
10
£10% •
•
1
2,600
35%
35%
j
19
Apr
-
25%
28%
28%
6 .;.
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?
Apr
41
:Apr
'
19
10,700
Apr
40%
trt
-
12% Mar
10/, Jan
11% Jun
<100
Jan
33% Feb
-I
7%
14%
46%'
Jun
t
60
13%
45:,4"
13%
Jan
..75
Apr
t
300
45
Jun
-53
A
r
"
15Vb
Vt. Jan
t
6
Jan
9%, May
Jun
4^ May
9% Mar
15,300
...10
Laboratories—
——1
8 %
7%
8%
9.800
10s
3%
3%
3%
3,300
6
6
6%
5.400
1
3%
*25
23% "" SS
;•
"
~
-
•*";'- 800
8
Jail
6%
Jan
-8% Feb
- Jan
32% Mar
23
*
32(2
1.200
'9% V 10%
17.500
30%
May
3%
-.
____—1
Corp
Jan
•
19% Ma y
•
2,000
17T5
Feb
,13%
Jun
21 % May
100
/■49%:-21%'
n%
: 934
,
3
'
1
——1
•
——
Jan
1%
400
200
9% 10%
23%- 23%
•
r^Va"
•
Co—
3% Feb
16%
*
"
21
1
32.50
—
"
Apr
3%
200
2%
.—7.50
—
3%'
:
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Hosiery class B common..—
Test
3%
9?a
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3%
20
*m
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Co
B)
Jun
Jan
Jan
,
;-T7%
17.%'. =18%"
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V
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6s 8d
-1
lc
Ltd
(Allen
13%
May
11
29
,5,900
15%
-
3%
%.
-•*
:—__—
& Exploration
Harris Co
;
8,700
; 17%;181V?
V-
•
common—
Company
Dow
Jan
•;;37!--• Feb*
•
500
1,400
"i
■
~
"15%'
-2%
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas
Jun
2,700
13
,"•-**•358* 'fp' *3% -"-3? 8
35? 4" ■V 35%' 37%.;
•
Inc
-7%'May *
Jan
33% Man
Jun
"
Chemical Co
preferred
5%
.313
'•
70
»
16-%- Apr
138
*"12%
*
$2
;;
-6%'Mar
?
.,•29%
-15'% Jan
••
1.500 v
V
-
,—13% May
■
'yliaaiMay
10,600
6%
6
3i5,.
34%: 35%
35%
'I
50
4
.
y
"•
3%
*
-
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4,000
2,200
G%
.
V
13%
,
Jan
39% Mar
4% -Jan
12% 'Apr
25%
Jan
Jan
60% Mar
3%
Apr
36%
Feb
17,200
5% Mar
19
50
300
Jan
58
800
17,600
36%
2y8 Feb
7% Jan
b
•
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleum ^ Ltd vtc-l
Jun-
55%
50
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
26 %
48
—
preferred
18%
y
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
•
y
21%, Feb
.
22,400
3%
Textile. .Co. Btd———
Dorr-Oliver
Drilling
'
Apr
32
.
38% Jun
25c
,,.j
Ltd—
Dominion Tar &
Dominion
1,800
3%
Jan
1%
>:
14% Feb0
69,500
50%
:
12%
•
Feb
1,800
19
>3%
3%'
1 **^3 • •■•,"
Specialty Stores—.
Petroleum
Jan
3V4
l
•8%
Apr
12% Jun
-
v
Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
;
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
12%
16%
14%
Oils
Ltd—
21
Jan
<
dep rets ord reg
(Hie) Corp——,
Jan
Jun
15%
3
Mar
«% Mar 4
V
;
.
22V* Mar
i
/13%
12,900
17%
1
American
15 %
39%
3
10c
Aviation Inc
Jan
T
10% Mar
.r
-
f
Jan
200
9%
3%
>13%
11
Inc—
Manufacturing
&
—
Co
Jun
Apr
8%
*
*
26%. Jan
;
100
19
-
49.
Gray Iron & Steel Fd,rs Inc...1
Feb
Prqductions
Common
Eastern
6%
■
200
8%
100
Gasket
16
Mines Ltd—
Calgary 6c Edmonton Corp Ltd
3,300
17%
13%
...
47%
common—.—5
Detroit
Mar
3% May
15
9%
8%
./'/
Jan
Jan
6%
1.
■
10ya Mar
4%
50c
class
Desilu
1
2.50
13%
8%
'49
'
20c
Jan
1
.
•
'
5,500
11,200
•
8A
xl4% Jun
9%
7%
9%
American dep- rets ord shares__3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) 6c Son Inc
....
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %o
Calif
19
—
8A
7% Jan
8% Jan
~7%
39%
7%
~9
1,500
7VH
„
12%
8%
1
Inc.:
Apr
3A
46
Jan
36
101,600
9
Corp
(The)
*300
12%
10
8%
1%
•
rl
Apr
23% rApr
.
18%
—
20,600
•
Bttell Die 6c Machine Co
Bunker
1%
%o
vtc
6
12%
15
••
•
1
Jan.
Mar..
j
19'% Jan
i__....10c
35
7
,2%
...
,
15 v'. Jun
3,000
38%
Day Mines Hie—^
Dayton Rubber Cp class A
613
1
preferred
Buffalo-Eclipse
Oil
G/i
^
Jun
2%
20,800
—•
-
Feb
2
Apr
v25% . Apr -.i
•:
Jun
7%
9,400
9%:
17.
6%
•
r-Y.i
50
3%
39
Jan
-
/10Va Jan
May
193,4 Mar
7,100
Jan
6%
Jt
50o
5%
■'
1%
1%
10
B—
47;«"'
*
18%
100
1
class
.v
■?k Jan
5%
400
8 :
1%
400
1
8 F Company
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
7%
Lighting Inc.—
I
—2.50
Manufacturing Co class A—"_4
Distillers
B
Jun
•;
5 -y.
.
8,800
9%
40%
'
Mar;
24%
•
" Feb
8
4
33,000
20%. 21
13%
Davega Stores Corp commoou—2.50
,5%
preferred...
—
20
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
2.50
100
£1
Co
17
Jan
22%
10,400
.18%
2%
'
—1
18-
iyB Mar
-
"40
Jun
-tr.
18%
Detroit
Power
Co Ltd-
•«
12% Feb
24%
:
Daitch Crystal Dairies (new com)—50c
Jan
63
Jun
4% Mar
6% Mar
; 1% Jan
." T 500
"4%
6%
6%
Apr
9%
-
v
5% Jan
r
2.400
-
——--50c
Co
13%
—
rets ord reg
Brown
Company
Brown Forma* Distillers
4%
preferred
Ltd
;
—.2.50
22%
4,300
12%
-
Apr
"
*;:6% '*:
25c
•
common—
Jun
9%
30% Jan
dep
/
•
3%
10%
193/4 May
Britteh American Tobacco—
Mills
"
1
5%
5%
£1
-£1
7—^—♦
'•
7
;.
2%- Jun
600
1%
3%
21%
117% 118
Amer dep rets ord bearer—
Amer dep rets ord reg—
100
6% "
5%-
13%
2%.
36%
.
-
10%"May
10% Apr-
13% Mar
Jan
6 % Apr
15% Apr
35% Jun
96
•29%-"Mar*
•
'
Jan
:
5%-"5%
17%
13%
"2%
5%
'Feb
7;
24% Apr
18% Mar
4%
i
Mar
9
Jan
-:
Jan
51% Mar-.
>'■
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5.800
'
6% 'Mar
Jan
4
Jun
1
Apr
3,500
Jan
May
38% Mar
2%
19%
1,300 :
33
3
Feb
Jun
Mar
.
140
Jan
"
9%
18%
-
5%
16%
Jan
Jan
dfl
CO.—
Co——
453/a
Ltd.
Brack
Tobacco
22% May
1
1
Rubber
Cuban
Oil
41% Mar
British American Oil Co.
Brown
Cuban American
10% Jan
7%
Apr.
Apr.i
-6% Mar ,/ '
"l£2 'Jaii /"•
v
common-.
3,300
<—•
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Corp
Columhia
Co
7,100
20%
^
•y,
24%
.
3,100
8%*;. 9%
8%
'
-5
preferred—I
19
3
;
—
Bridgeport Gas Co.
Manufacturing Co
New when issued—
Amer
Drug
$1.12
13%
7%
•*
1
Crystal oil & Land Co
44%
20%
/.'/;'%
A*. 1,700
^
5
Central Petroleum (Md)
—5
partic—•
Crown
17%
600
/
-r-45% May
Ctown Cork Interndt'l' "A"
13%
1
British Petroleum,
Crown
44%
Brillo
British
- •
Crowley Milner & Co
17%
prior cumulative preferred-100
Borne Chemical Co Inc new
1.50
Bourjois In;
_<
-1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Pwr ord—'•
•'
- -
Petroleum '
Crowell-Cotliei
Publishing
-1
Co Inc..
Petroleums
9% May
Apr
Feb
•
10,100
*2Q% '51%
-22% .22%
•
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Tndustries Incl
44%
5%%
Britalta
21
7
Jan
33%
cl 51 *. A'c .9,500
*
1.50
Creole
13%
Bohack (H C) Co common
Breeze
Ltd—~ "
-600
Inc
Blumenthal (S) &
Bobbie Brooks Inc
13 3/4
1%
8%
8%
Jun
43%
1,600
3,400
2,100
20%
Mar
2i3ff Jan
5
11% Mar
>32
*70
..
Feb
11%
100
1
&
Courtaulds
12
y.
108 «•'* Jan
ii;soo
25 %
8
Inc—
Jun
Jun
:
•
•
19%
Jan
14 %;
'■K21-tr
■m »•:'
—1
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
-.25
(A Si Shoe Corp.
Telephone of Canada.
Instrument Corp.
Blauner's
20
12%
Belock
Benrus
6
20
C01—1
Jan
8%
7%
.7%
BOO
lac.
Bickford's
Varnish
16
lie
:
rl%
10c
900
3
"■
5%:/;5%'".'
400/ 1%
12,900
8% "i ,
5%.:-r*v
:—lOo
Jun
500
Jan
6% Jan
1%-Apr
600-
'
5;-2W2-liIay*>V
Feb
23%
•
■
100
: !
*
*7%'
9%
Jan
8,800
.
Mar.
-85
.19% Juir
Feb
9%
450
•-
'..314^3%
.
15%
11%
hj
4%
;i%
7.80
A_
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bell
1%
4$
13%
-25% c27 '.
-7,% :..7%
./8% ; :8T»\
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33%
7
—
50o
,
r
22%
Crane
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barker Brothers Corp
.
.73% May'
^
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26f'«
100-,
m-i4,300
4,%:/■..J.Vtt
-
46%
Jun
'
'14%
•
200
* • ',
.
"*.*38%^40-Vb';v
1.25
Feb
3% Jan
Jan
77% May
600
•
10
: -i>%
:21%':
20c
Inc„_:
15
50
25
/67
28% A v.150 ■ '•
•
9.%*
& Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp-——1
Lines
24,000
6,600
10
.j
77%-
25%
Aviation
*16,800
4%
•
1
49 ;y
'1%:
—6O0
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
—1
Cott Beverage
Corp
'
19
4
:
1
8%
183/4
79%'
29/; i29
-14%
Electric
Continental- Air.
Continental
Cook
Andes—
Mar- '.
•
5% Mar
9% Jan
Consolidated: Royalty Oil—10
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
-1
5
7%
;v- 24
i -t
-—
33%
7%
29
V■?. ',.2% Jan
7%
Corp—
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd—_•
7% Mar
Bailey & Selburn Oil & GasIndustries
1965
Diesel
Jan
50% May
4
7%-Mar-
Jaii
'
10
i
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Corroon
Class A
to
Jan
Jan
;
-;3%
•
Containers Inc
3%
35
5%
."'14%. Jan
*-'28%
8%
lOfl
Co—
Feb
Jan. <4
'
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Continental
Mar
Stone
&
).C8%
;
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'
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='7%
——1*
-1
Community Public Service.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Coro
Baker
Sand
Colonial
Jur.
Mar
26;709
-77%
•
—
-
■*> ■65% Apr.,
>.
9.
,15.600 '
*48% ria^n*
-
26%
Equipment. Co_
Ltd—
%
Jan
32% Mar
,11% Feb
:
":-4%
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Cockshutt
3%
6
6%
preferred—I
Corp
3
non-cum
Collieries
Ayshire
5,500
xl 02
13%
"
-•',-
4--nrf
/130
133
*37^8-^38%
1
1
Co
Products
Colon
Connelly
2%
Devices
Aluminum
Club
.
8%
-
Apr
May--.
2% Feb
v-
,
{ii.v ,L
./'■
'.70%
3.9:
•
Hosiery Co.—
10
& Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Corporation—
-1
Clayton
Clopay
A Feb
Feb
V;
--
:
,,
Claussncr
29% Mar
litf Apr
v
100
^
>..-<*13%'
1
—
Apr
%' ' 23'
1%
-1lc
Co
Corporation
Clary
13% May
6% Mar
22 '
Jurf* fc
7A
2%
Golfo
Jan
21
5% Feb
":Y'
•
Class
100
10c
Inc—„——
Controller
Clark
70
.
0
iff
V -U' .-I''45,200
tK*9*A •«i>r, 5%V,. 5%*-^5,500
——1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
*
1A
1%
11%
Co
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel-
800''
24%
1
Jan
21
29,600
12%
5,300
Jun
11%
20,700
10
12%
American
Audto
Cinerama
Cotp——
Corpi_—
«/:: liatf Apr
54% >Feb
if r.v
16
'
27% May
r9% Jan
104%
I fs
V-
10%
-
Jan
6 % Mar
'*
'
*
';
,
Jan
3a;-Jun
■*—A !i"—»•
—1
—.
v
■IV.
11% Mar.
r»00
•60
-
l-/;f Jun
5
•
"33% Apr
Jan
2-% 1*3*B
•
—2.50
America
of
Oil
Christiana
Chromalloy
68% May
90
25
92
yi ]:■'
Cherry-Burrell Corp _Z_Z——s-5 "Z'Z—
130
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
——10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consolidated Mining————1
Vil
99% Mar
46% Jan
Co
Charter Oil Ca Ltd
Mar
8
89% Jun
64%
Feb
9% Apr
Jan
9%
preferred
Power & Light
Chamberlin
Jun
11%
5% Jan
23,600
Industries—
Electric
Atlantica del
6%
Feb
37
-
/-"7% .3,100: 'C/4% Jan vQy T -6% Jun
>:20%. 21% : ' 1,100' ;r-r 17% Jan
S 6% Jan
:*-■ 11% Apr
8.%r 9%/ *11,300 *
'
23 vV*v3% i;
...
Co—
Power
21%
•
100
Central
4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common
•18%
1
$1.50 conv. preferred—————•
Century Electric Co_—
^-i-10.7
■'
Century Investors Inc common.'—-—2
- ^-,-J_
Convertible preferences-10
z£Z.--v'
Jun
4%
.
8% May
300
19 Vh
4
.2.50
—40o
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Lid
Atlantic Coast
H Jan
14'% Jan
3,500
6%
14%
Asamera
&
'Cvhii
Va
90%
-100
preferred
Associated Oil
400
17
Armstrong Rubber class A
Aro
8=8
89%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Associated
8%
9,100
■
18%
warrants
Convertible
700
1 3
89%
——•
•
Co
preferred-—
&> Co
21%
3% Jun
Maine
3.50%
Jun
7
Feb
31
AmericaCorp
Corp—:
Iladley
Central
Light—
Arkansas Power &
4.72%
;*. ./r ; 1G
20%
12
4% Jun
50
2,400"
100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
.
3%
%
16%
47
of
Corp
•
'
10
—1
i—*.?
—1
!■
400
H)%
•
/?-.4 103
^ 'T'. iwTi'i
."f '
'.v
Corp
& CO—
Central
103
2,400
>
1
Instruments
Cenco
12% Jan
30
Apr
10% Jan
100
?/e
33
3%
%
-
_20c
Appalachian Power Co 4 %% pfd
Armour
~8%
-2.40
shares
"A"
3%
4,75
LtdL.
Mines
Lead
Anchor
4
,4%
33
—5
—1
20o
2
Catalin
May
45% Feb
36
Jan
•
59
.
v
Co
(A M)
'
45
Jun
(J W)
Products
Castle
••59%
2s 6d
--1
ord-
B
rets
dep
Casco
40% May
Jan
31% Jun
27,100
15%
Photocopy Equip Co
•
Seal-Kap
Corp of
Del—2
American Thread 5% preferred
§
Carter
Jun
May
Jan
38
9,500
American
Writing Paper
Ltd—
American
19% May
38% Jan
175
9 '7
*9
51
33
700
1,800
32%
10%
Jun
11% Jan
1,000
31%
Jan
43%
11,000
American
Oil Co class A
Light $5 pfd
ZZZ'ZZz"'
Carolina Power &
Carreras
-10%,;: /10%
•
28%
.
7,
.—5.50
Co
l& ^l%
• -•
Range Since Jan.1
-High '
Low
;
,
200
7W"
7%-—7% -'15,200
:.*M w
IT,900
• " T 500
l-A YJ F& ■ ' I,1600 r
i 1%
12y8 i 72;
2,900
l/k
l
'
i--5
1
i
Kennedy Inc
&
High
14;U14%
14 i
:
1
Corp.—
Products—
City
Baxter
Carnation
Feb
86
Jun
77
-41,800
15%
"44%
_
6 ft pfd—2f
American Petrofina Inc class A
_1
Amurex
Canal-Randolph
Carey
14% May
17% Mar
11% Jan
600
80
American Natural Gas Co
American
Feb
83/4 Feb
Williston
Capital
113/4 May
65% Mar
Jan
36%
3,200
14%
8%
800
~7%
& Oils Ltd——1
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals
00
Petrofina
Canadian
Jun
53% Mar
3% Jan
2,600
10%
5%
3% Jan
r
Northwest Mines
Can
Canadian
Shares
/*
33* —33* /t* v-
—1
Marconi
Canadian
9% May
9% Apr
Feb
7
13,600
2,300
"43
Machine
Manufacturing Co—
American Laundry
American
Low
Par
:
—I
20
1
20
Corp
Co
American Electronics
49
14%
9%
for Week
of Prices
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
7,
100
$3.75 preferred z
American Beverage
34% Jan
14%
Sales.
Range
Sale Price
Canadian
15%
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
Last
*
*
High
Low
Week'a
Friday
19
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
Allegheny Airlines Inc———..,
Corp
convertible preferred
JUNE
week ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
—
Allied A-tists Pictures
for
range
for Week
of Prices
Las*
STOCKS
American 8 took
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
4%
Jan
38
May
10% Mar
5
38
Feb
Mar
5% May
Sulphur & Potash Co--.
Dynamics Corp of America
4
.
.
Eastern
Malleable
1
E
:
$6
series
A—
preferred series B
Edo Corporation class- A.
Elder Mines Limited
:
1
1
-
■
'45'
44
—.—25
Iron
Eastern States Corp common..—
$7 preferred
3oy8
9%
:—>
Duval
3&
36%
137
350
1,300
•
1
30%
Feb a
41% Fen
Jan
.
"fe
1%
12%:
13%
1,800
1%
31,700
-
1ft
Jan
189% Feb *
160
*
.—1
■51
40% Jun
175
Jan
177
12%
,
lB%Mar
Jun
Yi <lan
Feb
.
2% Jun
-
Volume
Number 5857
189
.
(2811)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
3#
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
F riday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
of Prices
Par
-5
Electronics
1
-1
38%
:
1 Vh
v
•
2Pc
100
-1
common-;-——Z——10c,
'
44% Apr
16%. Mar
2,900
9%
1
'1%
29%
2,200
10 >
2,300
Jan
Jan
19
■
<4%
Equity. Corp
$2- convertibe preferred——
Steel Corp common
4
Jan
9% May
33/a Jan
•"
4%"
4% i
*484
48%--
14,500
"V
48%
L
-1
cum 1st; preferred——j
—10
Ere Manufacturing Co
1
Esquire Inc
;
—1;
Eureka-Corporation Ltd——.$1 or 250
Eureka Pipe Line
10
12,900
; 7%"
-Erie Forge &
'
10
7%
7%
10 i,
•10%
11'%
iovi
9%
6% Mar
■■
40% Jan
'«■'
7%
60% Mar
••.
10%
;
1,460
10%
Mar.
13
Jun
lc
.•:7%■
ijf r.
-200
18
'
3" "
20,300
Hi
17
•
7%;-•
<4
i'.
'1
;
11%. Jan
9% May
7V3 Jun
3
25
12%
Jan
22%
11
132.
.
'
Fajarda Eastern Sugar Associates— Common slis of beneficial int
1
50%
Jan
*$2'
~
preferred
15%!
30
Inc
Financial Gcpcral
•
6%
10c
,
:;io%
1.000
10.%
11%
1638*
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A-
Class*
3
* -\i
{v;
dep rets ord
American
Foa
Brewing
Head
*
*
£11,25
LI
reg—
1—_—_5
•'Fuller-.(Geo A) Co—
Co
Power
9%
20
"
^
37
37
•
common-.
Apr
.; 184%
?•>-'!
3,500
>.*;
.3"; 200
-
3.3
3
34'/a
5%,
preferred
Ftb
107
Jan
Gellman- Mfg
1
1
1
*
Co
Alloys, Co-
General
•
General Builders
Corp common
1,300
3
Feb
Co. Ltd—
M-
American dep rets
;
•
General Fireproofing
: •■;
•*:,:■ /
3%
4r:ii
4%
5.
5%
jg
;
.Klein
48
23
Jan
200
4%
">28%*
30%
?
18
29%
—
'3
17%
Corp-LL—L
50c
24
'
2j%" 25%
27,600
Genera> Stores Corporation————LI
4%
2,100
,r';4%
4%
*9
k General- Transistor Corp—
25c. »> 71,
69%' 72
6,800
-11%
12
Genunft's Incorporated: —
—
1
i.GOO
Georgia. Power So preferred—;
3 125
$4kW>: preferred ...—
02%
93%
L
—*. y -y
Giant Yellowkulfe Gold Mines
.
1
8 ft
Hr' ':•• 5,600
300
11%" H %■
Gilbert iA C) Co
—-—*
11%
12%
12%
.•
100 ;
Gilehrist Co
L——---;
..■.,v-viy'Lt. Glen more Distilleries class B__—
it,
•--.L . '•14%; 15 j%; i >'3400 I
26 ' •
27%'
Globe Union Co Inc.-i——
5 > • :2G •
'2,300
3 %•'••
GobeF (Adolf)
IncL—
——.
-X. ,yvf 3%'
'2,600
6%.
Gold-Seal Products Corp cl A—-—.10c, :'C: t^,y:
1,800
7%'*'
1 ;
1%
Goldfield Consolidated Mines——1
i*t;,
327,300
20% 21%
Goedraan Manufacturing Co—;
16% % 21%'
1,400
31%
29%
Gorhao Manufacturing —
4
31
1,900
2
900
9%
9%
Gr«nd-Rapids Varnish-—
1
9%
11% 13%
1,300
Gray Manufacturing Co——
—5
42%
3
*
3'%
3,600
Great Amer Industries Inc——
10c
31/^
"1%
13a V 10,500
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.__—1
j.%
42 v- 43 %
Great Western Financial Co—
1 !'T;; 42%
8,700
**6%
6% 3*23 200
Great Western Producers common—60c
64fc. preferred scries A—
:-30 :,v
2,300
Greer Hydraulics
Hrl
7%
2—__L—50c:•:v -"7%
2%:
213
6,300
Gridoll- Freehold Leases—-ill-——9c
.. .
2%
514
w*
Jan
2' >-4 ■
97%
"
•
*
18 ^8
10%
17% Jun
12%. Mar
Jun
8
Jan
101
Mftr
100
28%; Jan
36% Jaa
800
30
Jan
46% Apr
4
41:
16,%
1,500
18%
600
13%
Jan
1,200
14 V*
Jan
•
18%
2%
17%
2%
18
Apr
19% Apr
22 JA May
3JA Feb
12% Jan.
3,800
2 V* May
1%. Jan
11
3JA Mar
l7/a. Jan
4% Feb
1%
2
3,500
2%
3%.
3%
9,500
3%
900
%
iu
f318%
7,400
21
12%i
12%
14
;
300
2%
3
'
2,700
7
7%
3
J/a
100
■
2,200
600
Jan
Feb
4]A
May
46,100
17%
13
Jun
14%. Jan
19'/4 Mar
Jan
23% Apr
23% Apr
13% Mar
20% Jan
7%. Jan.
12%
14% Mar
3% Mar
Feb
2%. Jan
Jan
6
Mar
12
Apr
Jan
•
Lunkenhcimer
24
Jan
Apr
19%
Jan
Jan
30V4 Mar
16
Feb
13% Mar
3% Jun
11% Jan
9% Jun
7%
19 y*.
Apr
11%
11%
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
Jun
15%
Jan
33%
Apr
40.
Jan
11%
33V-2
9J/a
4%
2,900
7%
ll-Va
200
7%
35
n
5%
500
43A- Jan
5% Apr
7
"5%
5%
7
100
6% Jan
13y8 Jun
7% May
25jA. Jan
Jan.
31% May
13%,
14%
29
30%.
600
1
2
2%
2,600
i%
Jan
-3JA Mar
300
13%
Jun
20.
9.50O
53^8
Jun
1
Co
—
1
2.50
2
(The) Co—
13%
.
54
14%
53 3 a
14%
57%
29
29
5,300
29
Mar
62% Mar
200
27 V* Jan.
34
11% Apr
14% Mar
10%
13%. Apr
28% Jun
13%
12%
13%
3,600
26%
Lynch Corp
20-
25
27
3,700
2
2,300
Jan
Jan
Jan
' M
,
Macfaddcn Publications Inc.t
10
Jan
300
5
16
25%
26,100
37,300
14%
Exploration—-—30c
35% May,
"
600
Jan
GVaMay
8% Mar
5
(The)
Shipley
&
1,400
13%
Chain.
Mar
■'•
11
3
1
Longities-Wittnaiter Watch Co——
1%
15%
10!
700
25c
Louisiana Land &
11% Mar
29%
14%
1
Lodge
2,700
28%
10
Steel
1,200
15%
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke
Jan'
3%
14%
cumulative
7
7%
28%
of N Y com.
5,^
Jan
16% Xl7
50c
(R G) Inc—
Jun
4%
3%
3%
15%
11%
7%
7%
Mar
9-
5% Jan
300
4,400
6
16%
5
Realty
Liberty Fabrics
<
200
7%
11%
5%
5
Inc
-—
Lc Tourneau
7.%
11%
3
5
10,
University—
Inc
7-v.i
5%
1
;
—
Jan
Jan
2%
3% Mar
—•'
11%
1
75 pesos
1
Jun
•
Jun
15%
Jan
18%
7'
4
Feb
5% Apr
Jan
Jan
9%. Jun
2
31 i
"2%
19%
Apr
29%
3%
17
27%
3
Jan
3-7%
3% Mar
A Feb
95%. Jun
21
Corp
Leonard. Refineries Inc
9% May
15
May
24% May
IV* Jan
A Jan
39%
•:
Sessions' Co
&
Lci'court
Feb
13%
.5% Mar
1.
Lear
Jan
97 -
Jan
1%
Jun
Mar
5%
.14
Id
16,400
18%
Delaware
La Salle Extension
Apr
102
14% Jun
;«■ 20% Jan
58,400
3%
—
Corp
Lanston, Industries
13% Mar
6%: Apr
8 % Jan
H%
3% Mar
Apr
27% May
7
Feb
82
Jun
95%
12%
Industries
Lamson
Jan
88%
v
Jun
;.
Foundry
Lamb
Feb
GUi
Apr
.3
Jan.
-
r"
4%
.
2 :
Mines Ltd
Shores
Lakey
;27 % Mar
May
'92%
•
—
'
ias.{.' Jan
'
4"
3%
—
Inc
Apr
%
'19
49.;. Jan
■y
17%
16%
13%
Jan
••"••'; 37
Jan
i
2,100
2,500
31,300
2&
2%
class A.—
Lainson; Corp of
Jun
28%
;
200
10
18%
Consolidada S A
Lake
Apr
"
General Plywood
La
;
4% Mar
G.ioo
y
18
5
9%
2
18%
Stores
L'Aiglon Apparel
Jan
23%
17% May
/;
•
Feb
50
20%
2%
14% Jan
15%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krucger Brewing CO;
7% Mar
,
4%
40
—,
Stores Inc..
Co
Dcpt
Kobacker
8% Mar
4% Jan
87,100
Apr
12% Apr
31
Coi4l Ltd.
Minerals
(S).
; Knox Corp
''
•17,%- 213«
-
4%
1%. Jan
%
21,800
Feb
22%
JUn
Jan
1,300
2
3/a
,•> "
24
Jan
,
8%
May
107
!,
{ 3,000
Kleinort (I B) Rubber
Knott Hotels Corp.
Jan
3,900
•-
■'
£1
vv__
Jl s3r 29%
ord reg
Li.
22'%*
>
21%
,
Enterprises——
General Indus
3%
{
preferred--—;
25.
L_—L_„*_1
5% ••'•convertible
3%
4%
5%
General* Development .Corp
General Electric
>•
__
2%
2
FCb
10%
95%
Oil Company
Kirkland
-2
5% Jan
48
239
'
;
;'■
"
100
L-—-L
600
4
Products—;
Klrby Petroleum Co_———
Mar
'
.
100
16%
;Kiiigsford Company—
,
Jun
;%
-
3
Jan
5%
19%
2&
Drug Company
Kin-Arlc
9}J May
r
1% Jan
4% Jun
5%
18'A
9%
Corp
Industries
.
JUn
190
Jan
.>2 61J Jan
22,700
•
4%'2'4%
'
-
—
.
9%
2-
Apr,
13% Feb
mVii
5,300
4%
—
tKaweckl Chemical Co:
.Kawneer Co (Del)—
Kennedy's Inc
1
vKidde (Walter) & Co
12% Mar
v. 111-% Jan
23%
5%
19
1
10c
15c
%
Inc_
■t Katz
Jan
190 2.
2%,
22%
34%. Apr
45% Jan
Mar
34%' Jun
7
Feb
16%
Jail
29
79
Kingston
•2ri%:'?2272:: 332,000
££*■.:?•;•
—
Co;
Glass
Industries
Jan
12%
Vv;'•"
G
Gatiheau
9%
•.
"'>>4%
2%
1,900
41,100
2,500
600
■fo
Kaiser
9% Feb
_
Co,
v"
19G
;
*
Feb
.-
7%
v
V
(Thet Company
Fresnillo
8
•
11% Jan
1, .1,200
9%
22%
7 Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4Va%
••'
182%
.*<*;
Jan
.
.11% Jan
8%
17%
19%
8%
Oil Corp—
Jupiter Oils Ltd
May
LV, Jan
-.6y8 Jun
6% May
9% Jan'
15,200
'"f' f.*
179.%
{"182% >
:
—
Fori Motor Co Ltd
18%
30
?
400
18
'P,
oLCanadanon-voting-*
Class B voting
Forth Motor
15% Apr
v%.5^ Jun
17
17%
2%
Jelaonic
Apr V
138 To May
.% May
17%
1
1
1-
Jan
27% Jan
•.
3 %
2,600
21,600
-.
12' 2.
r*
•
-
> 31,800
{,23,800
7%
10 %
Corp—
3
150
1,700
•
.
31.V,
•
.r 6 1
6%. ,
119%
2.000
...
iil
v
'T. 5 A
5/k
't
•:
29
-
?■%'.
—1———25c
Fifbvways
-L-6,300
16
29
,
Faraday Uranium. Mfues Ltcl——
1
; Farga Oils Ltd--.—
„1
"Felmomt Petroleum Corp—_i_
-J1T
3
*
700
—-100
JeaHiietto
& 4,100
18%
19%
128% 137%
35
12%
%. Jan
=
14% Jan.
.
4'18%
.1
32
34%
18%
pfd—100
Class A
•
F
;*■Factor (Max) & Co class A——
Fatrchild Camera <Sc Instrument
31%
34%
Israel-Mediterraneaxi Petrol Corp Inc_lc
7
„
•; U%WIar
Jaq
82
40
Inc. ——
Irving Air Chute
'»Israel-American
'
1,400
Ironrite
,L
9 % Mar
Jun
'
31%
1,100
1,600
-1
—
Manufacturing
Fireman
Iron
-
400
:
Royalty
Investors
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
f
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
High
15
33%c
Intcx Oil Company
'
Shares
14%
10c
International Resistance Co,
33% May
104
Feb
11% Jan
'
:io%
Empire Millwork Corp—_—
,
2% Mar
Jan
1
22,600
■
2
Apr
21
Feb
for Week
Low
International Breweries Inc
1
International Holdings Ltd
—1
International Petroleum Co Ltd——•
International Products
5
May
Jan
'
98
5% -pfd
>
14%
28%
1,000
5,200
'■
38
Sales
Range
Par
High
32% Jun
14,800
'28
29%
•Emery Air Freight Con?--—i
.
17%;
36% .40%
11
11%
11%
—-5°
Ino—'———
.Empire District Electric
Law
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
"
32%
"
America
Corp ol
Shares
High
32%
17%
Electrograplile Corp--—
Electronic Communications Inc
-El-Tronics
Low
32%
Share--——I—-
&
Bond
Electric
for Week
Range
Friday
JUNE. 19
STOCKS!
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Last
Mack Trucks Inc
Jun
1
warrants..
Jan
15'A Jan
"
t>
,v*l%
Jan
.5
Jan;
'
Stores
;;. J;II
Feb
13%
Apr
Machine Co——10c
H & B American
Half Lamp
Co—
:
*
Inc,_.
Harmon-Kardon
;
Hazel
Bishop
e%
Inq—;——2——10c
New common
•
Hecla Mining
Helena
-w
i„-2—
Lie.:—;
5%% pfd_
"r
32" i
„
Feb
8%
1,000
Jan
34
Jan
5%
3%
2,000
4%
Jan
7%
1,200
5
Jan
*
5,000
3,500
1,900
-4%'
"54% Feb
39
Z.
4"
.Electronics——25c; v
8%
Hevf-Dut; Electric Co——2—•
&•
Higbier Manufacturing Co ._—2_—1„ 1
45%
Highway Trailer Industries com
25c
6
7%%. pfd exch for 5%
conv pfd
' ' .
•
on. a, share for share basis
12 .
Hlller Aircraft Corp
—1 .
13%
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common—
._1
2 35^
&
'■
5
~
%
Jan
19% Jan
7,250
5,000
48% May
>
94%
30
'
"5%:.
Jan
71
97
;
1,900
8%
4%
5%
75
21%
Jan
30,400
1%
Jan
Midwest
Class
A
2.50
L—'—1
J
—
Hoffman-International
Corp
Inci
Hofmann. Industries
9
,
•
,
""13%
"-3%
•
Hollinger
Coiisol
Gold
Mines^———_5—60c,
——i-L_l
—
*
'32%
i3,4-_
Holly Corporation—.—
Holly. Stores Inc———
Holophane
Co j.—~—
HunrtileOil
1
-.
i
X
see
page
37.
54
Jun
Jan
38%
Jun
Jun
21%
Jan
Jun
21%
15%
33
53% May
Feb
128%
Jan
138
38%
9834
360
98
Jan
102%
12
12 %
700
10% Mar
58
500
91
68%
10%
Jun
20% Mar
Jan
35% May
13%
14
4,800
Apr
10% Feb
26%
27%
1,400
22 %
8%
:
9% 1
~
5%
£1
_5
-
7%
* 121 %
6,700
3
4% Apr
7
41%
13-%
14
81
81%
:i7
16%
5%
0%
117
2,200
'
Jan
TV
1
Inc
Company
1
—
2.50
-1°
—t—50c
Nachman
5
Corp
Jan
29"% Jan
23%
23%
24%
10,900
18%
Apr
25%
1-Ai Jan
Feb
Jun
3%
4,400
2% May
13%
13%
2,900
12% May
15
13
13 Y*
800
10% Jan
10%
10'A
100
10%
18% Mar
11% Jan
3
3
13%
15%
15%
15%
800
8% Apr
13% Jan
24%
24%
25%
2,200
8%
7
7
>
21
(^
7 Va
37
37%
15
15
102
103
.
2
,
900
5%
225
34%
1,000
100
38'/a
38%
10%
11
300
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
31
19% Feb
■■
13% Jan
101%
Jan
10% Feb
23% Jan
8%
8%
100
3% May
Jun
,,
lfk2
3,900
10%
29
Mar
8
Mar
37% May
16% Mar
104% May
38%, Jun,
120
149
148
14%
14
15%
6,300
47
47
47%
175
1
"3 7 8
-n
"4%
O
20%
V8
10,400
149%
147
147%
22
2%
2%
22'A
22%
650
44
3%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
1,900
12
•
138
Jan
1%
32%
9%
161A
22 V*
11%
~'9% "9%
100
20% Jan
50% Feb
4% Mar
Feb
1,800
32%
Apr
157% Mar
Jan
2%
5,800
11%
92
12% Jam.
2%
227/a.
32%
97% Mar
..Jan
86% May
143 V* Jun
4% Jan
20
90% Jan
86'A Feb
93
148%
20%. Jan.
Jun %
Jun
10,500
28% Jan
7%
Jan
8,700
31% Jan
3% Jan
700
10% Jun
,
Napco
industries Inc
National Alfalfa
Milling Co
Bellas
11%
11
6%~
6%
1,200
3%
5'/a
5%
2,200
5ye May
5%
4%
5%.
Dehydrating &
11,100
6'/8
Hess
(Mich).
Machines—
Starch & Chemical newNational Steel Car Ltd.
10c
National Telefilm Associates
.„1
National
Transit Co
»—
National
11
5%
Apr
147% Mar
59 JA
21 y8
6%
23%
Jun
117
36% Jun
2,700
1
—
National
2,650
2,600
22%
'
1
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National
125%
38%
21%
—
N
National
7% May
9% Mar
1%
36%
21%
40
Feb
Jan
113 Mar
1%
37%
87%
Feb
Jan '
Apr
8y4. Jun
18% Mar
87
Jun
3%
800
82
Feb
Jan
6
12
Apr
92
3%
100
Jan
National
14
17%
1%
Jan
4,700
8%
17%
52%
Jun
2,300,
7%
17%
Jan
64% Feb
41% Jan,
Mfg & Stores^
Petroleum Ltd
Presto Industries Inc
Research Corp
Rubber Machinery.
7%
7%
6,700
55,100
Jan
Electric Weld
5%
.
26% May
65% Feb
18% Feb
81
'
21
National
Q-ic
%
70%
70
70
8% Jan
300
56
8,900
5/a Jun
-14%
2,900
420
24
54%
34%
47
Apr
11%
23%
28%
48
Jan
17%. Jun
18% Mar
33%
Jun
80 %' Jun
37 % May
Jan
Jan
Jun
7%
80
Jan
10%
37
National
.13%
400
.
17
11%
31%
16%
4,700
18,800
29V„
TO
GVs Jan
5% Jan
,
Jun
19,900
39%
8,400
%
443,a
42
39%
/, 22% May
Jun
39
National Brewing Co
5iV% 5%
Jun
a'a
433«
National Casket Company
'«•»
18 %
30%
'
Feb
23% Apr
-a.' —
—
28%
1,500
6,100
129,900
1
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America
National
v;
24% Mar
I
Muter
Jan
7
800
Jun
25 %
20%
16 %
mm
21
-
4%
Jun
7% Apt
24% Jun
165
Apr
2% Mar
28% Jan
37% Mar
13yfl May
36% Apr
12
May
.
Apr
Jun
.
19%
10%
Apr
1,400
■
19% Mar
^
24%
24%
20
118
Jan
U£
13% Mar
Jan
56%
22
100
Light 5% pfd
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
,
.
Feb
Jan
Feb
21
%
10% May
10%
Muntz
Mar
66
Jun
:
Jan
Mar
:
_25c
Insurance Co of North America
Feb
56%
;
__
Imperiah Color Chem <fe Paper Corp-2lo ;" ••
Imperial Oil (Canada )
:
:
*
40.%
Imperia* Tobacco of Canada
u
_5 •: "
rmpeeial Tob of Gt Br't & Ireland—£1
;
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100 /
81
Industrial Enterprises Inc.
:
___1
17
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
5%
Inc
Apr,
34
35
98
13%
;"
Irapexlal1 Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg_-_i:
4%
1,200
34%
9
5
Hygrada Food PrtJducts—:
Jan
66%
y
2.50
5
Hydrometals Inc
For footnotes
40
Apr >
28
100
55 %
55%
•
2%
16
200
133-% 135%
36% Mar
29%
6,400
16
3% May
43
6,000
-
31%,
Jan
.
Canada
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
—
preferred
J00
4.80% preferred series B
-100
4.50% preferred series O
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose Chemical Co,
—1
Moody Investors Service partic pref—
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
,6%-cumulative preferred
4
Mt Diablo Company,
---*
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
4% Apr
10% Apr,
15% May
3
300
.
Jan
21%
2% Apr
1% May
4,900
2,900
13
Aluminum Company———10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs
Mirro
1% Jan
2,400
51
31%
12
——*
Hur<*Lock* & Manufacturing Co-
Co
3
.38%;
1634,
"
,
31%
1,000
;
200
15%
•
•
■
2%
5-
Inc—
& Refining
Industrial Plywood
34
3%
16-"
.
.
Co—
Jan
3%
•
.
Motors
7%
6,200
15,100
-37
—% *-l6,%
*•..
15%
Co—.1———10- '* -\_2
Horme>(GeoA) & Co——
15
Horn &d HardarL Baking Co
/ '133%
Horn &. Hardarfc common
,—34%
5% preferred I
;
100
———
Hubbelk (Harvey )
2,100
33«
4
50%
Hoove* Ball & Bearing
Howel* Electric
Jun
i3 i,
.
class A—1
Clasa B
8%
'
;/ .37%
Holt, fHenry ) & Co—„———^-221
Home €i)» Co Ltd
2% Jan
1% ■:
"
-1
-•
1,000
1,100
12
common
Minnesota Pwr &
13% Jun
9%,
14-%;
•
32%
"
6,400
50c
--5
Piping Co
Mining Corp of
18% Mar
37a
8%
preferred—*
,
Jan-
Feb
11-V4
Oil Corp $1 conv
—J50c
convertible preferred—
50
4%%
Mar
6% Jan
1,200
143a
13
3%
14%
33^-
25c
13%
11%
.
_
Corp
Hone
Miller Wohl Co
Jun
•
-
1
1
10
1
1
—
States Petroleum
Midland
29% May
17% May;
6% Jun
Jan
8%
Co—
Mid-West Abrasive
6% Mar
12% May
Jan
700
g%;
5Tq
.
Jan.
1,100
15%
15%
100
Jun
5,800
•
26%
»
12%
49%
,
Iron
Middle
Jun
8
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mlcromatic
Jan
Apr:
8% May
30.
Jan
2,600
41
,
97 "
>
5% :
49
37%
•
75,
T-,
Jun
1
——1
1
1
1
5
C#
&
Mfg Co
Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar, Co common
6% preferred
Apr
31
30%
Johnson
Michigan
'
200
30%
9 *58%-
-
'
,
30%
1
*
Metal & Thermit Corp
2% Feb
1% May
3% Jan
300
l3/o
TIR.-
G)' & Co
Mesabi
-9% May
10%
(A
Merrill
,
6% Mar
Jan
8%
6%
IndustriflmJnc
(J W>
Menasco
74% Mar
8%
64
3
Mead
11% Mar
65
500
66
—
Merchants Refrigerating Co
9% May
May,
Jun
Jun
29%
900
"
■4%r
■>
4%
Herold: Radio
6%
6,100
;
97a
£1
warrants
*
McKce
Feb
23
Marine
Ltd—
Maule
20% Jan
13% Jan
18% Jan
Co
1%
1%
,1%
12
rl/64
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
"
47%40%
■:
900
1,800
7%
•60%
__
4%
Mar
3
42,800
32%
i
.9%
65 3 '
•
■
Jan
20%
6%,
■
:
8%:
100
8%
Martin
Mays
3%
3%
'*
•
preferred;—:
22
2—:—100
Hercules Galion'Products Inc.
10c
1,700
Feb
18% May
13% Apr
Jan
*•'
'
19%
5
63%
r
———25c,
—*
:
.1
Corp
Heller W E) A: Co
r
*
Co—;——:
Rubcnsteiir
Heli-Coil
t
:-*■
*
2
Hazel tine Corp
,*"-
3
1% May
10%
Communication. Co
<
2.50
1%
,.2
16)——
(expire June
Rights
Marconi International
21% May
'
Light—.—2.
Electric
■
Jan
1,100
15%; 16%
—25 ' p 65
Harvard^ Instruments Inc —2—
1 V
5 '
Hastings Mfg Co
;
L—y.
2
8%'
Hathaway Industries Inc—^1
e%
Havana.Lithographing Co—2—.*—10q ; 7 i%"
Hartford
119,400
2
;—.10 y{,32 '.
-1
.7 9%'
.*—
;
Inc—_-—.—/.
Hartfield Stoics
'
2%
11%
3%'.
16%
:—25c
2
Harni8chfegcr Corp
Jun
18%
"/
: '
20%
2
1
—
Corp—l————
Harher Plywood
2%
11% Jan
"10%
10%
:'?■r
f-L V
Servjcc Co
Stores —:
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new—
300
14
Maine Public
Mangel
200
.1%
Feb
Jan
12
•13%.
14
8VL»
Jan
21%
2%
,
lc
10c
50c
7
1
13%
5%
12
12
Products——
•
Magna Oil Corporation
26
21
Company—I
—.—1
5
Guild* Films Company Inc————10c
Gulf States Land & Industries
50c
Gulf Ss, Western Corp———
1
Griesedieck
Grocery
Apr
Jan
.3?
.■
,
Goods
Mages Sporting
56 %
r
:
Jun
-
__
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust ctfs w i—
3% May
2% Feb
Jan
.35%
16% Mar
G'/b
6%
8,800
2%
2%
2%
400
24%
450
19 %
20%
4,000
13%
13%
300
24
20%
.01 r,
^
JL tf
.
2%
213
28,800
4%
Jan
Jun
12% May
6%
Jun
7
Jan
8%
Feb
Apr
7%. May
3% Mar
23% May
28%Mar
Jan
21% Feb
4JA Jan
2%
16
13% Jan
2V4
18
Jan
Jun
413 Mar
12
11%
12
1,200
10% Jan
13% Mar
27%
26%
29%
9,900
23 %
23%
400
15% Jan
17
Jan
32
3314
800
31
May
39% May
25%May
37% May
17
Jan
19%
Apr
10% Feb
32%
—
~7%
3%
1
8%4
400
7%
600
3% May
5
Feb.
Mar
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2812)
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
American Stock
Par
National
Union
Nestlc-Le
Electric
Mur
Corp
Co..-—
—•—
New
England Tel
New
Haven Clock & Watch
Idria Min & Chcm Co
New
New
&
Tel
100
50c
Mexico & Arizona
Pacific
Coal
York Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer
ft Feb
1,300
17%
22
25
27
11;'
100
n
in
%
13
7%
10.400
11
?: 4
.
4
'its
88
10c
%
214
8*A Mar
70
84
Apr
19,700
1
May
%:
va
11,300
13,800
74%
2V«
89 'A
2%
May
1% Jan
%
May
May
Seton
Electric
90
18% Jan
800
35% Jun
90
340
18
200
*,a
200
.<•
72%
5
5
72%
Jun
13
4*A Jan
00 Va
500
74
Apr
1
Signal Oil
Class
$1.25
17
15% Apr
17% May
20%
800
1(3%
Jan
22
Feb
7%
7%
3,700
5*A
Jan
10
Mar
7%
Breweries
Mar
10%
1,400
Clay
Products——
Pacific Gas & Electric
0%
5%% 1st preferred
5c/o
1st preferred—
5% redeemable 1st
10
1st
pfd—25
30%
25
Silex
■;■■■
$4.40
$4.50 preferred
dividend
preferred
Pagc-IIersey
Tubes
;
5%
13%
pfd——100
—
—
(
vtc__2 Bol
3%
lc
Pantepce Oil (C A) Amer
shares—1 Bol
Park
ft
1%
.1
10%
—
Chemical
Company..
Parker Pen Co
class A
Class B
of
-2
2
Parkcrsburg-Aotua
Patino
—
——
Corp
Canada Ltd-.:
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
Co
13%
Jun
Jun
100
70
n 85
Jun
Jan
6%
19 Va
13%
6
1,900
14
%
3%
25,100
5%
13%
3,900
99
1,300
Jun
ft
Jan
VV
Jan
4% Jan
100
14% Jan
800
6%
7%
I
—:—-1
Erie
Co
91 'A
—.—*
10
1*A
Jan
23'A
Jan
7'/a
1,450
83%
98 % Mar
1,200
12%
800
17
12
13%
91
5,200
500
"
100
32
Jan
400
2%
17 *A
10*4
63%
Jan
17%
19%
1,900
10%
800
65%
07
325
'3 ft
3
1
*
ft
1,500
64
05
350
23*%
24
1,000
20,100
4,400
,
23%
,
—_5c
6
1
ft,
19%'
1
14%
,
*
H
Public
Service of Colorado—
4',4% cumulative
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Pugot Sound Pulp &
1
—
1
Progress Mfg Co
Prophet (The)
Company
Providence Gas
1%
6ft
0
19
i*ir
20
14%
2,600
85
36
36
21%
65%
22%
5
69%
-
12% Mar
Jan
67
4%
Jan
21% May
13 Va Jan
72 *A Mar
j j} Feb
2
Jun
Jan
415 Apr
Jun
61% Jan
15'A Jan
%
518
Jan
Jun
14% Jan
83
Jan
26 *A
Feb
l'A Jan
8lu Mar
21
Mar
80
10% Jan
15
800
11
100
3
10V4 Jan
1,500
14%
,*11
20o
Timber
Co
Feb
2%
10*4
1
Jan
11V4
19%
Mines Ltd
Inc—
4'A
47 *A
65 A
America
5% Apr
2%
10%
—
of
Jan
5,100
7%
10
——*
Dome
Jan
9% Mar
6G% Apr
31% Jun
12% Jan
9'/e- Jail
9% Jan
1,500
——1.
—
Inc
Jan
Jan
9
92%
%
(Del)—-2.50
Co
14% May
10%
2%
Feb
18
May
47*/4
H
1
37% Mar '.. ;
5% Jan
A Feb
2'A Jan
1% Mar
48% Apr
7'A Feb
8% Jan
19% Feb
14% May
15'A Apr
11%
13ft
50
Mar
Jun
1,200
10 pesos
10% May
11% Jan
Jun
100
70
84
90
Jan
200
•
33 *A
Feb
44
Feb
900
18 Va
Jan
24'A
Apr
2,200
5,400
216% 220'A
500
25
Jun
40'A Jan
90
May
Q
class
Precision
Mines
A
2
5%
5%
515
2>300
4
94
•
Corp
& Feb
Mar
8
30
35%
42%
36%
cumulative
convertible
cumulative
cumulative
cumulative
2%
Royalty
6%
7%
Co
1
Uranium
Statccourt
8
7%
400
50
35
250
125
ft
144
49%
r
.
5%
5 In
7
6%
7
5%
5 Va
5%
12%
15%
.
38*
Jan-.
5,400
11,300
3
-
39% Apr
7%
13
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
7%
47
9% Feb
7% Alay
7%
500
24
24'A
200
20 Va
Jan
54% Jan
Jan
5% Jan
25,000
Feb
•
187
May
4
Jan
Mar
8!3 May
!
Jan
41% Jan
15
Mar
17% Mar
9% Mar
25% Mar
Jan
34%
34
35%
4,700
34 Va
Jun
38
Feb
55%
55%
57'A
30
55 %
Jun
60
Feb
Feb
24'A
24%
1,200
25
23%
23 'A
(ioo
25
46%
40-%
25
2
l'a
20%
21%
25
20%
20%
2
46%
100
46
Jun
20%
Jun
20%
Jun
1.700
2
14%
1
7%
75'A
77
.
4%
14%
100
2%
2%
15%
15%
2%
15%
7% May
74% Jun
2% Jan
11% Jan
13
4,100
1,000
12%
15%.
16'A
3,200
27 *A
27%
100
1
27%
9%
1
18%
22,700
9%
8%
18%
2,000
15
14%
22%
22
%
23'A
2,700
1
1
Jan
4'A Jan
16% Apr
15% Jun
Feb
9%
Jan
21
% Mar
28
Jan
9%
Jun
20%
Apr
71
Feb
Jan
64'A Jan
12'A Feb
22'A May
17% May
24% Jan
5%
2.600
5%
Jan
13
12%
13%
3,200
7
Jan
14%
Jun
12
11 %
12
900
11
Jun
18-
4ya Feb
U
16,500
% May
May
2'/a- Jan
10c
3%
3%
6,900
50c
Ltd
11%
12%
300
3'A Jan
11'A Jan
5% Feb
14% Mar
-1
Corp common
preferred
14
%
—25c
Inc
1
7
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
•
20'A
82%
5
9%
•
20'A
5
Steel Co of Canada
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
20'A
Co_
10c
31
25%
1
1
•
3,800
23
500
71
900
1,400
31
14%
43
Jan
84% Jun
Jan
10
15,700
3
Jan
22'A
300
20
Jan
900
31%
2G
41
'A
41%
14 »A
14%
-.31
-150
700
19,600
A
400
24'A Apr
34% Jan
Jun
Jan
20% Jun
42'A Jun
May
16% Feb
3
Jan
3%
Jun
4% Apr
5% Jan
Jun
21%
•
33%
-'13-
Apr
1
3
3
3%
1
3%
3%
4
0,300
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
3'A
3%
7%
1,000
3%
7'A
3%
7'A
1,000
6% Jan
10%
10%
17
600
14% Jan
10%
10%
,800
14'A Jan
Symington Wayna Corp warrants
Mar
17% Apr
5% Mar
Jan
~4%
Mar
24% May
21'A Jan
15% Jan
17% Feb
6,100
23%
•'
5'A Mar
15% Mar
Jan
6-
15 3A
3%
21%
22'A
5
—
300
»•»«•/
~4
•
Stone
7
24'A 27
82%. 84%
8%
9%
20
2 l'A
18% 20'A
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
(Hugo) Corp
Container Corp
& Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co
Stylon Corporation
ft ft,
5 Vb
10% Jan
16 Va
800
1
15% Feb
26'A Jan
8 Va Mar
1,600
65%
16'A
Jan
84
4'A Jan
14% Jan
4,000
17%
64%
1
Stop
9'A
100
6
Feb
Apr
5%
11% Jan *
12%
0
22%
Jun
100
goo
.
.
4
.
22
I
I
19% May
.
53% Mar
23%- Jan
<
•
200
7'A
15%
—10c
25% Apr
57'A Mar
900
4%
Co
20
Jun
.2,100
Corp—2
20
Jun
Mar
l'A
20%
20%
10
Mines
24%
23
54
25
Enterprises Inc
B)
13
45% May
400
•
VV
6% Jan
7% Apr
13,900
Apr
4% Mar
ft Jun
4,800
Jan
5
4% May
6% Jun
30%
48%
5
Instruments
(J
2% Jan
1% Jan
25
class B
convertible
Statliam
25% Jan
5,000
25
preferred-,
preference
preference
preferredpreferred
preferred
Stanley Aviation Corp
(The)
Jan
40-
Apr
25
Shares Lie
Standard-Thomson
Corp
Tube
44
415
12.50
Standard
Stanrock
Apr
Mar
33%
1
Oil
Standard
29
J an
Jan
22,900
0,400
ft
5%
140
—-—-1
—
Co
Products
Feb
40'A Mar
•
Corp
Forgings Corp
(Ky)-
Standard
54
30
7%
49 Vs
5
Financial
Standard
Jan
99% Mar
ft Jun v
Jan J
30%
1
20
$1.00 convertible preferred
Standard
4% Mar
250
Mar
700
2%
ft
4%
6%
*
Spear & Company
1—10c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
teperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meycr Inc
•
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
Standard
Apr
36
50
2%
ft
5
5,000 fr
Southern California Petroleum
Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
Jan
19% Jan
9,900
42'A
~4V, ~4%
25c
Co
4.32%
4.24%
4.08%
Stetson
Stinnes
300
Mar
8% Mar
36'A Jan
Jun
8,100
California Edison—
4.48%
50c
27 'A
Jun
Mar
May
18'A Feb
54
Feb
94
Jan,
24
——1
Oil
convertible
Jan
19%
1%
14%
43'A
Feb
3%
192 %
180
ft
"
0% Jan
31% Jun
*
4.50%
Starrett
94
27'A
10c
Ltd
Inc
5% original preferred
4.88'/o cumulative preferred
4.78%
9
48
—1
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Power Co
216%
preferred
Oil
Mar
14% Feb
*
Ltd
Penn
4,100
—-—25
Venezuelan
Southern
.12
•
Apr
May
'A May
33
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
South
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
8% Jan
7,300
4,200
000
South
Apr
17% May
10% May
14*A May
5% Jan
4*4
.7%
7%
6%
G0*A
22'A
1,900
1,400
lt°«
10%
14
4,000
43%
6%
ft-
..
1,000
31
1ft
4
Jun
3%
300
39**4
0
30%
_
102
Boss
v
19,500
7.000
03
30
31
/.
Jan
12,500
8*4
-
Jun
Jun
9
325
9%
99% 100%
30 Va
31%
3%
3%
%
ft
1%
1%
9*2 11
1G% 10%
15% 16%
10%
11%.
4 3 It
4*4
12%
13*4
9
400
4%
4%
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
90% Mar
13%
7'/a
31%
4%
Jun
■"ft- Jan
300
29%
Jan
Jan
19%
288,300
Jan
35
•
Slick
Feb
1,100
900
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telcv
Corp—10c
Jan
4l
40,800
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Lid—
91'A Mar
19%
1%
16%
-1
American Shares
Sinclair
28
1,900
6%
3l'a
2
convertible
4% Jun
13'/a Jan
100
13%
5
Canada
Co
Lighting
Mar
3,700
14%.
Feb
Apr
6%
5%
7%
20'A
2*/b
1 'A
21,300
40
19 %
,
Lid
Gas
3%
5%
18%
17'A
38%
8'A Mar
7% Jan
14%
14%
3,100
13%
Singer
95% Mar
85
143%
02
---
1
Alexander Inc
Pylc-National
85
Jun
8
10c
Corp of CanadaPrairie Oil
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert
,
Jan
Jun
lft
-.
East
Jan
23
93
42 %
-
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products class
A
Polymer Corp class A—
Prcnticc-IIall
23%
Jun
124
1
Phoenix Steel
Pressed Metals
Jun
21
70
5
)
Corp (Del)
Plascckl Aircraft
Corp
Pierce Industries
Inc—
Preston
4%
1
Co (Mass)—20
2,50
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Plillilps Screw Co
&
20%
1
Manufacturing
Powdrell
500
120
2,50
Perfect Circle
Corp
Peruvian Oils &
Minerals
Power
11%
2
Peninsular Metal
ProductsPenn Traffic Co
Pep Boys (The)
Pcpperel!
w;
1
—
Jan
30
86%
3%
5ft
17%
39
5,700
5
Jan
13% Feb
5% Jan
9% Jun
9% Mar
2,900
12%
lft Mar
Jan
5*/a
-
6,500
10
—*
—
Simpson's
26'A Jan
94
85
*
—
Pan Lsracl Oil vtc_.
20
20
120
•
9V«
S3
Jan
Jun
93
—
4%
Common (when issued)
Simmons-Boardnian Publications—
Jan
24% May
23 V4 May
&
Silver-Miller
27% Jan
790
87
11%
4%
3%
7%
Feb
May
l'/aMay
000
7%
9%
—100
Co
Slmca
Apr
v
29 Va
124
120
———
Paneoastal Petroleum
(C A)
:..
86%
85
1
Warrants
Pacific Power &
Light 5%
32
800
21%
21
85
80%
May
20% May
24% Apr
24'/a
1,000
,
21%
—.—*
-
800
24
21
$4.75 dividend
preferred—
—•
$4.75 conv dividend
preferred——*
$4.30 dividend
preferred———*
Pacific Northern
Airlines—
—1
Pacific Petroleums
Ltd——i—,
200
24%
25
23"; It
—
•
1,300
0
6%
9%
12%
—20c
B—
Silver Creek
42% Mar
500
24 V.
24%
—
:
%
Apr
30
3,300
...
25% ' 25%
ft-
—
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st
preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st
preferred—25
4.30% redeemable 1st
preferred—25
Pacific
4.80%
Lighting
27Tb
ft
28
1,400
30%
27 Vn
—
preferred—25
5'/o
30!/»
27%,
25
—-—
32*4
32
'•
—
100
28'A
————A
preferred
Silvray
Pacific
8%
6%
Corp of America—
3
Siboncy-Caribbcan Petroleum Co—10c
5% May
80
19* it
17
23% Mar
Jan
l'A
common
Sicks
Jun
1
19%
Denn
of
4% Feb
21
8,800
l'A
9%
1
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams
98'A Mar
l'A Jan
500
20,500
1ft
3
Sherman Products Inc.
Jun
22%
1%
1%
Shoe
4,800
3%
21
1%
13%
26%
1% Jan
2G% May
40Va Mar
Apr
19% Mar
1
4'A Jan
2% Jan
90 %
15
5
ft
23,200
3%
3'/a
l
—
Corp—.
30
90c
1
Securities—»
35%
10o
common
40c
Oxford
23%
30
1
_
21%
16% May
—I°c
Sherwin-Williams
22%
—50c
cumulative preferred—
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
Overseas
Co
20
19
5 Vb
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power—
o
Ogden Corp;
Brass Co—
ft————~
Ohio Power 4%ft
preferred—
Okalta Oils Lid
:—ft
Old Town
Ohio
Corp
Leather
Shattuck
Jan
22
Jan
500
7
1
Servomechanisms Inc
Mar
May
20'A Mar
600
1
—
i————
w
24% Mar
11% Apr
Jan
17%
.
lft
1ft
Inc-—--——-•—.
common
Jun
Mar
20
———10c
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Feb
4%
67'A Jan
l 'A Jun
43,600
New
5 */a Mar
Jun
Jan
2%
2 V*
8% Feb
Jan
218
1 Va
1%
Inc
17
22%
3.50
Securities
Seeman Bros
6*A
86%
Seaporcel Metals
17
3,100
17%
--1
Feb
2,300
1 'A
Feb
10,000
18 *A
19 Va
---}
Airlines
Feb
2,100
8,100
J
High
17%
..
25c
40%
7
"l'A
lft
88
Western
19
17 »A
25c
—
40%
4*4
3 Va
Low
17%
50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Seaboard
18 Vb
20
—*
Jan
6%.
3
(>%
Ltd
Petroleums
Jun
1
6% May
33
150
Range Since Jan.
High
7
20
20
Corp General—
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeking (The) Corp
218
4%
May
14%
Jun
19
18'A
20
series preferred
33'A Jan
4,800
39
39
Shares
—20,
Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
Saxon Paper Corp—
Say re & Fisher G'o_
l'A Mar
2% Mar
Jun
ft
400
7%
39
38
34
Jun
112,400
Sarcce
Jun
29% Mar
Jun
113
5.00%
Sapphire
27 %
17'A Feb
500
die
381a
Jan
Feb
II,700
12%
11'It
ii*;;t
1
(Del.)
Apr
I
1,225
—.
A
Jun
3
140
•-*
—
5% series preferred
4%% series preferred—,—
4.40% series preferred
1A Mar
Jun
27%
~~n
Nickel Mines Lid—-—1
Northern Ind Pub Scrv
4'A% pfd—100
Ltd
Jun
22 Va Mar
Jan
26
50
Nortlispau Uranium Mines
29%
Feb
24'a
for Week
Low
—2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
10 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
1% Mar
1
20 3
1
Co———
Nortli Rankin
1%
400
24'/a
—-1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius Inc
5% Mar
20%
American Cement class A
10
Class B
-10
North American Royalties
Inc—
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd:
*—25
Northeast Airlines
————-1
RR
Feb
184% Mar
84,300
ift
1
—10
Railway
2,100
1G.700
3
20
Jan
1% Feb
% Jan
24% Apr
15% Jan
% Jun
9,400
t
\U
2%
100
Sales
Range
of Prices
4% May
110
Noma Liles Inc———
——-V/;Rights (expire June 2(5)—
Norfolk Southern
Penn
20%
lft
Mines——-——1
North
2,370
28%
18ta
18
3
Oils——.—.——*
New
North
27 *,4
19
New York Auction
Co————--New York & Honduras
Rosario—3.33'A
Nipissin g
41,700
27'A
Land——-1
—.—
Superior
I3/a
1
&
Oils Ltd
20c
New Park
Mining Co—
-1
New Process Co
————-*
Now
I,000
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
High
2% Jan
13',4 Jan
•
22,300
17*a
314
1'A
25c
Jersey Zinc———.
New
New
1814
101*4 107*4
3V4
3%
104',4
—1
Co
Low
9,100
3%
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
3%
17%
•
*
19
STOCKS
Shares
Low
30c
ENDED JUNE
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
RANGE
Range
Last
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
>
4% Mar
9% Mar
R
Ramo
Investment
Co
—1
Corp
Packing Co
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
(Robert) & Co
Reiler-Foster Oil Corp
Corp
Grande
distribution
Valley
Gas
to Jan
3
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue
Russell (The F C)
Ryan
Company.
Aeronautical
May
39% Mar
Jun
25
,_10
06%
63%
66%
54 %
Jan
12%
Co
New
common
(when issued)
Ryan Consolidated PetroleumRyerson & Haynes
Feb
73% Feb
.
12%
12%
1,200
113A Feb
-20
22'A
22 *A
100
21% Feb
25
Mar
—1
19 *A
19%
2%
I,200
18
22
Jan
2,500
%
18
1/256 1/128
45,900
419,200
2%
-50O
%
10
49%
—1
13 VB
2 Va
49%
12%
8VB
8
30%
28
1
13
*A
800
18,200
Apr
3A Jan
!J
Jun
1/256 Jun
48 *A Apr
11 Va
Jan
8'A
*A
3
f
50 'A
4,400
7%
Jun
30 %
7,300
28 *A
Jun
500
2%
Jan
3
14'A Mar
33A Mar
1% Mar
1/64 Jun
Jan
13% Mar
54%
9% Mar
46
3'A
Apr
Jan
T
Talon
Inc
A
class
9 'A
9'A
9%
500
9%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
2,500
3%
Jan
15
15%
1,700
80%
81
12% Mar
Technicolor
15%
5%
6*A
60
3,000
400
1,200
II,200
1,200
22,000
13% May
80% May
4% Jan
13%
6
Apr
%
Jun
5%
Jan
17'
"A
3
Jun
Mar
8,300
8fe Jun
4,900
2% Jan
4% Jun
5,200
2,200
33%
100
26'A
Apr
15% May
86 % Jan
7 Va
May
15% Jan
8% Jan
Inc
7
—1C
"*
Television
Inc
Oil
Power
48
20
22%
7%
2%
0Tb
2%
1%
17
5
Thew Shovel
&
Va
11%
1%
Calgary Co
Texas
40%
7%
5'A
11%
Corporation
Texas
%
92 'A
Light $4.56 pfd—
Co
Co
Inc
com—
70c convertible preferred
:
47%
21
17
Industries
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tcxam
8
2%
—
24'A
3%
23
3
17'A
5%
12 'A
2,500
40C
*
4,700
4,200
1Tb
10,400
%
89,500
92'A
24%
3%
25
•
2,400
60,700
17% Mar
41% Feb
8Va Feb.
54% Mar
16
1,700.
2.300
34,100
Jan
18
;
27--
Jan;
»
;
Jan
Mar
6%
Jun
9% Mar
2 Y4
Jan
Jan
33A Mar
9r
4%
'
Jan
,11% May
1% May
% Jan
,92.'A Jun
23
1%
8%
Jun
Jan
•
22% Apr
7% Mar
17% Mar
2'A Jan
lft Mar
97
Feb
31
Feb
37/a Mar
14%
14
28
28
27'A May
34% Feb
Thrlftmarket Inc
28%
28'A
29%
3,800
28'A
Jun
30
Tilo
21
20%
21
2.500
17%
Jan
22% May
30%
30
30%
1,400
29
84
84
Markets
Inc
Roofing Inc
xl5'A
" '28
2,000
200
Jan
17
Mar
Jan
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered.
Amer deposit rets def registered.
Todd
Shipyards
Jun
Corp
Toledo Edison 4'A% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
Trans Caribbean Airways class A_.
Jan
Trans. Cont
Jun
Trans
Cuba
Jan
Trans
Lux
6% Mar
20% Jan
7Vb
12%
5%
6'A
S
8
10
Tel-A-Sign Inc.
Tcleprompter Corp
Thorofare
5%
common
Class, B common
'"4% cumulative preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp
Thompson-Starrctt
Co—
1965
Products Inc_
Rochester Gas & Elec
4% pfd FRokeach (I) & Sons Lie
class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American den rets ord
reg
Roosevelt Field Inc
.
Jun
19%
50c
Technical
26
28
1
Mining Co
Ridgcway Corp—
Vtc extended
24'A Jan
2,600
2,300
1
Rico Argentine
Rio
40
1,600
20 VB
.—1
Rights (expire June 16)
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
Robinson
25%
29%
19 Vb
.—1
—
Reis
Ex-llquldating
25%
29
19'A
__1
$1.25 convertible
preferred
Red a Pump Co
Republic Industrial
Resistoflex Corp
25%
._10
Rapid-American
Rath
Lidustries
Oil
Co
Inc———
class
A
8%
~3%
7Tb
14%.
2%
12%
Corp
7.%
2%~
%
12
Jan
Jun
r.soo
83% May
2% Feb
3,800
6%
2,100
8
15
14
3A
25
3%
3
Jan
3%
13'A Feb
Jan
9%
Jun
4Vb Mar
38'A
Feb
90
Apr
•
3'A May
8% Apr
22%-Apr
4
Mar
'2%
33,100
1%
Jan
V«T
32,000
%
Jun
lft Apr
12%
900
Jan
147/b Mar
7
Jan
Jun
79
Apr
34'A
200
29 V«
Jun
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co—
Tri-Conlinental warrants
34
27%
26%
28%
9,900
26'A
J"n
39% Feb
31-% Mar
1,000
4% Jan
6*A
Feb
True
22 Va
23 Va
1,100
19
Jan
23%
7,100
3% Jan
6% Jun
12'A
12%
1,800
Temper Corp
Two Guys from Harrison
Inc.
Jan
9'A Jan
Jun
14% Apr
,
J
Volume
Number 5857
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
.
(2813)
.
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
Low
8,100
7ft
177 b
18 ft
1,000
167b
Feb
1874
11ft
100
10
Feb
12
18ft
27
Mar
20
Jan
,
7ft
774
8
ft
2.000
77b
Jun
1
414
47a
4ft
17,500
47b
Jun
1
Ha
lft
ft
7b
United Asbestos
Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
10c
United .Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
•
1.°.
*•
4974
Jan
7s
1
—50c
Reclaiming Co
800
97b
Jan
417b
Feb
66
GG
5ft
6
1,200
5Tb
G4 ft
—r
—5
1
1
Vinco Corporation
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
•.
Apr
227a May
76 ft a Apr
137b Jan
11,GOO
1,900
51
3374
3,200
3174 Jun
77b
2,200
6ft Jan
10ft
10ft
1,800
Jan
1374
1,600
35ft Mar
44ft
1,700
4ft Jan
178
67b
13
14 Vb
10,100
67b Feb
4
4ft
\3ft Jan
37b Jan
Apr
Vogt Manufacturing
6
77 b
874
3,300
53,100
14ft
400
8
25c
14 ft
•
33 74
Jun
8
Feb
Apr
197b MUy
574 Mar
87b
Jan
listed
13 ft Mar
Waco Aircraft Co—
Baking voting
""7# -preferred,—
""
-
Wattt & Bond Inc
■
•
tr.ust
Wallace
Precision
1
& Knapp Inc common
.$6 -series -preference
(Del)
Weiman
1ft
•
110%
West Texas Utilities -4.40ft
.Western
27b Mar
37b
47b
7b
34ft
34ft
100
277b
Feb
35
1,100
30ft
Jun
37
28
17r,a
177b
2ft
19ft
18
157a
15 ft
17
12ft
12
1274
10
177b
Jun
217b
Jan
7b
Apr
Apr
Woodall Industries Inc,
15**2
Jun
207b May
12
3,G00
9,900
Jun
167b Mar
57b Jan
GOO
874
Feb
43 ft
7,500
4574
Jun
20 ft
300
19 ft
Feb
21
Jan
95 ft
80
927b
Apr
100
127b
Jan
1374
900
1474
15
23ft
2374
500
507b
527b
1,100
15
8
51
Jan
287b Feb
197b May
2674 Feb
6874 Jan
2274 Jan
507b
Jun
American
dep rets ord regular
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
613
5s
11,200
1/lv
19
1
1%
197b
800
674
4,900
6
Oft
10c
Corp
1874
1 "0
40c
—
Co
Petroleum
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
7y,T May
Apr
174 May
lfrfMay
AAmer Steel
&
Pump
inc debs
4s
6
-Appalachian Elec Power ;3fts
Bethlehem
•
Steel
Edison
-.•Boston
Chicago
Gs
Aug
1
Transit
Delaware Lack
1970
1970
A
Authority
374s
N
J
4s
scries: A .1993
Builders
Corp—
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
debentures
1963-
AGuanianamo fie Western
Valley RR 4s
National Research
convertible
5s
RR 4s
1970
106.69
High
106.41
Low
June 17—
106.12
June 19—
105.99
19G3
Transportation
Utility
491.9
+0.6
-0.9
500.9
550.2
457.8
537.5
354.9
Goods
—0.5
—0.2
532.4
—
Goods
419.8
520.9
494.9
Manufacturing
Durable
England- Power. 314s
1976
847b
6
87
I
120ft
84
14
82ft
353.0
216.4
| 413.4
330.6
+0.5
—2.0
+0.7
—0.5
366.0
340.7
211.9
416.4*
328.8
Finance and Service
1974—Mar-Sept
May-Noo
-
1961
1st
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
-1st mortgage 3s 1971
-Pennsylvania Water & Power 374s
Service
Electric
Rapid American Co
574s
Safe
7s
Harbor
Water
Gas
&
deb
Power
15
-
June 15—;
2,417,670
56 ft
Tues.
June 16
June 17—r-
2,442,480
2,854,710
5,726,000
Wed.
987b
Thurs.
June 18
3,149,780
4,995,000
Fri.
June 19——
2,260,662
4,477,000
152,000
4,629,000
13,125,302
$25,026,000
$1,179,000
$26,205,000
13974 230
Total
20
5,151,000
29
90
85
42
128
81'
California
Edison
Co
"
Bonds—U.
Shares
of
'
'.ft
Government—
S-
International
Bank
..; V
—!
.
.
10174 10174
1
927b
31'
92
95
6s
$120
115
$1,000
15,000
9174
90Tb
$84 ft
—Feb-Aup
85
Feb-Awp
1981
series
I
J
K
..Mar -Sept
:
■Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
3 74s
1970
Gas
_April-Ocf
(Calif) 3s 197ft.
Southwestern Gas & Electric 374s 1970—
-United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
„
Wasatch
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 37bs 1864
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
West
Penn
.Western
Traction
Newspaper
5s
1974
1960
Union
6s
86
W
■
90 ft
—_
65,000
$1,556,000
35,165,600
30,216,020
25,091,000
727,027,600
578,480,600
$26,205,000
$26,647,000
$762,209,200
$608,765,620
_Feb-Aug
86
68 ft
101
$91 ft
June-Dec
.June-Dec
82
91
105 ft
100
-"
87
7074
70
16
__
85
68 ft
101
93 ft
71ft
$100
$97 ft 101
3
85
ft
84
85
60
—
—
Tues.
June 16
Wed.
June 17—
Thurs.
June 18
Fri.
June 19
Bonds
986,420
982,375
989,370
1,059,285
1,110,665
Bonds
$72,000
58,000
5,128,115
Total
91 Vb
101
__
June 15-
105ft
I
27
Shares)
Mon.
64,000
67,000
1
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$1,000
$19,000
2,000
7,000
67,000
$92,000
5,000
56,000
"~3_, 000
1,000
68,000
$6,000
$32,000
$350,000
67,000
$312,000
107 Vb
99
1
— —
Domestic
(No. of
1 +
Foreign
Government
100ft
99
24
__
86
93 Vb
105 Vb
,
93
82 Vb
—
104ft
82
79
5
Vb
94
Stocks
86 ft
84
85
1
85 Vb
101 Vb 101 ft
85
687b
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96 ft
75 ft
1
*
81
82
—
75ft
$84
__Jan-July
; /
78
•
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ft
$99
Jan-July
_June-Aug
1959--—
88
—
$100
10174
—Mar-Sept
'
80
43
91 Vb
■
'
1983
.
80ft
ft
$88
—Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
1982
series
82
—April-Oct
1982
series
$4,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
106
118
65
•
$73
1979
474s series H 1982
115
$75
Fcb-Aug
1973
47bs
>
25,026,000
Industrial
,
75ft
37bs series D 1976
21
70
$64
$82 Vb
*474s
and
•:
; >•
•
—
Total
123
947b
957b
117 Vb
115
$87
1981. JMay-Nov
deb '62 ._Jan-July
3s
1965
1157b
123
957b
May-JVon
Feb-Aug
■4fts
281,695,140
9074
1973
G
Railroad
89
86
.—Feb-Aug
series
97 ft
93
27bs series C 1976
3s series F
103
92
$81
3s
37bs
101 ft
$90
34bs series A 1973
37bs series E
1958
421,731,629
13,732,147
13,125,302
—-—
1959
1958
1959
1G8
$85
April-Oct
cqnv
3S
5,211,000
Jan. 1 to June 19
Week Ended June 19
.79 '.'.85
94ft
98
$95 7b
_Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
series B
216,000
887a
88
39
.
5,901,000
5,327,000
V
47
81
86ft
1
85
79
$5,137,000
$460,000
175,000
176,000
9774
—
5.
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
f
Bond
397b
Jan-July
1998-Jan-July
1967™
Corp
iSapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
'Southern
Foreign
Bonds
Total
Government
33ft
20
121
"*i
United States
$4,677,000
1964—June-Dec
debs7 1964
subord
conv
327.6
Int'l
and Miscel.
No. of
86
85
-374s. 1970
Fublic
382.7
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
85
84
Jan-July
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
374s 1968
mortgage
231.8
416.4
360.4
$1,179,000
*>fts due 1953 extended to 1963
Power
510.5
208.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
531.7
47
497V
190-200
20
80
490.7
High.
125ft
8774
80
4
8374
$87 Vb
Jan-July
Low
400.1
428.4
417.8
519.7
—_
Stocks—No.
debentures
-1959-
High
Change
June 5, '59
12, *59
45
Corp—
subord
102.82 Dec 31
_—
for
Composite
High
36 ft
123
$—
Jan-July
83.14
72.75 Jan
2
Range for 1959
High
109.59 May 18
Low
103.19 Jan
2
105.92
June 18—
Mining
87
$98 Vb
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
83.26
82.37
Percent
Jan. 1
47
-
497b
Apr-Oct
National Theatres Sfts debentures
-New
Junoi5—
June 16__
June
Trade,
Low
No.
367b »367b190
83.29
82.50
for 1958
Range
Mom
Shares
May
81.69
83.27
82.51
Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
Closing
Date—
-
•^Italian Power Realization Trust 67b#
'
88.11
82.52
"
Range Since
Sold
High
82
-
.Midland
Low
837b
May-Nov
J;
Flying Tiger Line 5lbs conv debs 19G7
mibord.
211.56
81.82
groups
Jan
Division—
mortgage 4s scries B 1903
1
Finland Residential MlgerBank 5s 1961
"*63
86.09
81.87
prices based on the closing prices of the common
week ending June 12, 1959, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
stock
Mon.
of
mortgage
*ilst
General
164.16
-
80.65
80.40
88.07
81.96
80.72
88.07
210.94
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Apr
123
87
Jan-July
1978
209.14
85.99
& Western RR—
Xackawanna
.1-st
Jane-Dec
Quar-Feb
}0une-Dec
1998—
274s -series
210.26
85.88
40
" 83.25
82.57
The SEC index of stock
97b
Jthi
Bonds
Eriday's
Bhl & Asked
June-Dec
1994
86.21
161.64
163.09
Fri.
207b
177b Feb
138
r
80.50
88.11
162.85
81.89
Week's Rang#
or
BONDS
80.52
38.04
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
*New
American Stock Exchange
2H.04
Qver-tlie-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Non-Durable
Ltd—
(P W)
Bonds
621.40
Feb
May
2
Woodley Petroleum Co——
4
22
26 74
_1 "
.
ities
628.05
624.59
Jun
274
145b Jan
800
20
20ft
Ralls
Jan
G
41
42 ft
100
Rails
Apr
17b
*
Machine!
44
Jun
95
1
25
—
4ftft pfd
trials
Second
stocks, 19.61.
317b Apr
74
19 ft
574
1
2774 Jan
2,800
3
Grade
i;!:86.541/;
Wed.
1.400
187<
274
Grade
10
Util-
Total
Indus-
Stocks
tries
roads
Thur.
7,000
13
10
65
Util-
First
10
Tues.
377b Jan
400
Rail-
...
Apr
28ft
29
-Bonds-
Total
15
629.41
Mar
3274
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
20
627.42,,,'163.02
-
—
Jan
8,600
iV
Ex-liquidating dividend.
daily closing
trials
65
Apr
ft Jan
ft
z
sales being transacted during the current week.
Averages are computed by using the following divisors:
8.53;
Jan
1
—
.
Jan
1,800
no
Indus-
—
Jan
9174
31
5
1
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Zapata
2 ft
Apr
85
74
(R C) & Co
Brothers common,
55ale Jewelry
Jun
ft
Williams
-Woolworth
Jan
lib
l
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wood Newspaper
2
_
the
16—™
47b May
474 May
37b Jan
1.000
Ex-rights,
10
15
Jun
5,200
27 b
41
-Stocks-
June
Jan
31
lft
27 V
10c
Williams Brothers Co
'preferred
117
Jan
4
:3ft.
ft
34ft
10
1
_
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
6*00
Jan
y
30
June
27b Mar
lft Jan
109
90
~
—»
20
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp,
•
30,600
*
Inc,,
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co
White Stag Mfg Co,.
5ft
17b
2Tb
387b
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
June
47b Mar
3ft
:
1%
Is
*
Westmoreland
Wilson
Jan
on
Ltd—
dep rets ord. shares
Western Tablet.& Stationery
Westmoreland Coal—
—
June
Feb
lft
17a
3ft
100
Leaseholds Ltd,
Amer
Jun
3674
."3% '
;
—Jl
Western .Stockholders Invest
4974
5,GOO
109ft 111
•
.
'
lft
Development Co
Feb
374 May
,1
ptd
May
Feb
22
1.25
,
37a
15.100
5
& Company Inc____—_
80
297b
,27V
4874
407b
Stock and Bond Averages
are
12——v*
June
Jun
lft
2ft
574 Mar
Feb
Ex-dividend,
Date
74 Mar
May
27b
100
27b
46
48 ft
IQo
Wentworth Manufacturing,,,
■West Canadian Oil
Gas Ltd
Western
71
"274
23
1
Webb
.
"274
1
—
Instrument Co
Webster Investors Inc
'
2ft
3,700
30
Tiernan Inc
Waltham
37b
100
—
common——
$2 cumulative preferred,
?
3ft
♦
ctfs
7ft
374-
7ft
•
.Wagner
<
14
27b Jan
2ft Jan
GOO
x
Below
Jun
197b
Apr
9ft Jan
w
517b
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificatee;
"w I," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
■
■.:
58 ft
487b
a
being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and ask prices;
SReported in receivership.
Jan
6ft
•
102ft
57
49
487b
$39
.
1007b
—
ABonds
Apr
427b
57b
10174
$58 ft
tribution.
Mar
65
147 b
2
Vita Food Products^
;
$80
$100
35
20ft
~
—
1774 May
102
41ft
G
13ft
4 ft
$80
Jun
7ft
10 ft
41ft
5
-
Van "Norman Industries warrants
Fictoreen (The) Instrument Co
$63
May-Uov
Jan
Jan
30
19ft
7ft
65
$13
$120
May-Now
20C8
15ft
(29,700
3174
5
Velspar Corp
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
:
1949
G7bs
♦No par value,
Jan
V
•_
(Prov)
30
G,800
17 ft
34
53
G2 ft
-33
5
-
Utah-Idaho Sugar
64
$92
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not Included in year's range),
t Ex-dU-
Jim
377'a
GGft
lGft
19%
64
14
(Fla).
Universal Winding Co
New common \v i
Feb
18
$88
April-Ocf
97b Mar
44
34
17ft
15
Jun
14
174 Jan
700
45
Jan
974 Mar
2ft Jan
9,900
67b
57b
77b
37b Jan
300
5
47b
44 ft
1
Universal Insurance
16ft Mar
47b Jan
39,900
..25c
Corp
Germany—
redeemed)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1072
June-Dec
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 27bs 2008
Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
1374 Mar
627b
10
Controls Inc
Marion
1,900
10 Vb
5ft
Jan
1,800
GG
1
50c
25c
Common
Universal
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
stamped (Plan A) 27bs
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
May
277b Apr
180
167b
—
of)
(80#
1939
AHanover
190
5ft
10
1
.United Stores Corp
-^Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
57b
Jan
10 ft
1
r,
180
22ft
5 ft
5%
50
184
181
181
20ft
-Aluminum,.
New
B
(City
180
180
$16ft
debs—
1967—
A
series
A Hanover
117b Mar
4^1 May
10s
100
"U S Air Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic Tile Co
B
Adjustment
series
47bs
Jan
47'a Feb
100
7ft
7ft
574s
J an
74
Feb
35
$171
Debt
lft Jan
2 iTj
7b
13,800
o
$181
Maranhao
<Amer.dep rets ord registered
Universal
$125
Danzig
Apr
Jun
17b "Jun
3,800
JO
J
—
5
United N J RR & Canal
U S -Rubber
Jan-July
series
AGs
A
United .Molasses Co Ltd—
class
1951—
1952.
Feb-Aug
167b May
107b
50c
Products
A
B 1951
April-Oct
Port & Waterways 6fts 1952
Jan-July
Gorman Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Apr
23ft Jan
14
•
4
U S .Foil
7s
(Germany)
series
AGs
Jun
lift
5
Omaha
14ft
137a
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of
'•United Pacific
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
High
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Aircraft
19
Range Since Jan.1
High
u
United
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
93 Vb
69 ft
99
97
;
87
92
71ft
103
97 ft
75
Week Ended June 19
1959
of
Shares
83,992,203
$278,000
$13,103,000
$8,788,000
1,027,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
1958
5,128,115
$312,000
Stocks—No.
Foreign
Jan. 1 to June 19
1959
217,431,527
government
corporate
6,000
44,000
853,000
32,000
55,000
*705,000
800,000
$350,000
$377,000
$14,661,000
$10,615,000
100 Vb
99 ft
1958
4,946,635
i
3*
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(2814)
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Par
■
.
American
Motors
Corp
Anaconda Co*, ^any———
Boston &
Albany RR,
Edison
Boston
a
Co
—50
—.100
———-25
Inc
Eastern Gas &
First
Ford
Motor
General
Assoc
Stores
53
53%
64
53
Jan
62
65
50
42%
Jan
65
22%
Mathieson
Chemical
Stone
33 %
158
28%
Jan
33%
62% Jun
50% Feb
81%
1,142
1,362
74%
Feb
84%
44% Mar
38%
Jun
44
We
16%
20
16% Jun
19
14
10
14%
31% May
345
10c
Mar
37
2,106
6c
Jan
19c
19%
Jan
21%
160
488
Jan
Allen
19
628
13%
Feb
19%
32 %
Jan
45 Vis
Apr
*
29%
30
220
29
Jun
32% Mar
58%
63%
160
56% Jan
64%
41%
41%
100
33%
Jan
42 % May
'29%
29%
835
28%
Jan
32% May
29%
42%
Feb
54
May
34%
35%
3,255
52
53%
821
45%
Jan
53%
148
46%
Jan
64
33%
85
89%
91
18%
34%
100
Jutt'-
45
Last
31% May
79
Apr
38
i
20
39%
—*
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38%
r
Dow Drug
Dow
Gibson
.
20%
70 To
Feb
97%
-
Ford
Motor
Wood
50
Co_,
160
18% 18%
38 %
38%
32%* 33%
83% 83%
40
15
18%
Jan
50%
32% Jun
37%
82% Jun
92 % Mar
92
298
91%
Jan
125
5%
Jan
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12%
Jap
5%
15%
V
8%
115
38Tb Jan
51
Jan
115
Jun
8%
Jun
137
44
Jan
51
Jun
90
GO
Jan
75
44
Jan
46%
4
65%
68%
186
52%
52%
9
27% Jun
73% Jan
29%
103
Jun
Jun
53% Jan
52%
Jan
30%
31%
120
25
41Tb
47
12
Telephone &
42%
42 %
43%
310
55
55
55%
51
Telegraph Co—
—$33%
Tobacco
Jan
Rickel
34 %
38 %
103
(H
753i
Jun
20
90
Jun
60 Vb
63%
62%
Bethlehem Steel
89 %
106
Jen
74
Mar
Acme
65Vb Mar
75
May
Jun
22%
29Tb
22%
153
19%
Jan
14%
15%
167
10"b
Jan
15%
15%
100
14
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16Tb
44%
Apr
41Tb
Feb
47%
Apr
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55 % Feb
Allied
•„
20
—
;
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City
Service
52%
Products
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
Corn
Products
-
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International Tel
Mead
&
(new)
Tel
National
10
-
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Reynolds Tobacco
(new
29%
35
20
28% Feb
Aid
Investment
Akron
Brass
&
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60% Jan
May
261% May
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1
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Tel
Jan
84% Apr
52% May
May
50% Jun
24
53
Jan
49Tb May
79Tb Jan
48
Feb
54
Avco
29
Jun
85
101
98
40%
Armour
Ashland
Jun
44% Feb
48%
Jun
—~
&
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Jun
Jun
Jan
Apr
52% Mar
47 Vb
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Binks
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Boeing
Airplane
Fisheries
Jan
50
Apr
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Jun
59Tb
Jun
59%
25
Borg-Warner
59%
Jun
48%
67 Vb
44%
324
43%
54%
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52 Va
Jan
Feb
58%
Jan
50
46%
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see
65%
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—
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69
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton- (Un)——
45 Tb
43%
45
•
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..
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300
98%
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Jun
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69
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5
—
Amurex Oil Co. class A common-Anaconda Company
353
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\ Shares
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65
&
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American Tobacco
49%
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'4%Mar
Feb
29
543a
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&
Jun
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24%
Jan
15%
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47
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■
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49
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40
50%
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219
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I
15%
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:
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64% Jun
72Tb May
28%
Apr
16% Mar
3% Jan
10
145
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91
28
21Tb
150
28Tb
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*
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38
'
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_•
124
310
366
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Jun
Jan
105% Feb
14% Jun
-
Apr
23%
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39
17
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25% Mar
Exchange
%f Prices
1
——
20
71% May
64% Jan
66%
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29..
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110
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—
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Southern Railway
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45% May
43% Jun
37%
15% Mar
Feb
1,338
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.—-•5
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124
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65%
Jan
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Jan
Jan
2% Feb
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
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45%
50
16
17%
2%
12
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15%-
Jan
91
2%
14%
44%
18%
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Feb
25Tb May
17% May
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42%
51%
Us
:
41%
48%
29%
5
5
Lead
RR
38%
43
130% 120%
5
37%
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63%
_
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44% Mar
•95
44
4914
National Dairy
National
558
154
40%
42%
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30%
_
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Montgomery
23
37%.
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Monsanto
50%
22%
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14%
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49%
14
10---
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49%
14%
4
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50
1% Jan
15% Mar
10
American
,50%
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Jan
Jun
23%
Jun
Feb
1%
11%
1
Jan
75%
15% Jun
500
565
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32
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51% Feb
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54% Jun
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1—2
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Jun
4
33%
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34%
54%
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56%
290
42
415
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72%
30%
Feb
2
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jun
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Jan
400
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56%
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110
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386
Jan
630
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International
Jun
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36%
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3%
47%
71
General
50% Feb
^72% May
Jan
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138
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18%
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20%
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Eastman
70
33
'23
51%
2,229
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36%
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68
52%
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34% Jun
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.131% May
3,326
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20
10
185
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23%
54
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16
35
4
2.50
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Jan
47
52%
17%
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Apr
167
34%
19%
65%
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Friday-
74%
•
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19% Jan
49%
Sale Price
63%
54
—
Boeing Airplane
Burlington Ind
Chrysler Corp
50%
STOCKS
44%
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Baltimore & Ohio
Jan
25Tb
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15%
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Jun
24%
22%
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4
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Jan
1,359
41%
325
Feb
50%
79%
7%May
5,903
15
70%
15%
60 % May
94 %
Jan
——_1
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Jan
Apr
94%
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17% Jun
1
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89% Mar
>.'■
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75%
15% Jan
39Tb
33%
Apr
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Feb
335
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Jun
33%
78
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Anaconda.
Jan
Apr
11%
230
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May
215
10
51%
13.
2,548
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1
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44
2.50
—.—
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42%
10
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990
Mar
25
—1
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May
34%
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1
—
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58%
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% Mar
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651
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Feb
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90
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Jun
150
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,
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152
10
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Jan
97% Jun
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208
.-
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11%
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Jan
10
91%
.
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16
1,156
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•
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13%
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Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping
Feb
410
2
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American
100
Jan
May
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Jun
38% Jun
45
5%
1
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May
60
28 %
1
•
Mar
3
105
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—
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32% Jan
35
1
Stocks
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54
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Jan
10
324
68
77%
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40
27%
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American Can
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39%
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45%
2
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!
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68%
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Great Lakes
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39
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'*'9:%
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27%
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51
5
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Shares
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Apr
Jun
Sales
Range
115
10
Procter & Gamble
148% jun
Jan
High
28%
10
Motors •
Bros
Fenestra
9%
5
Hoskins
of Prices
e%
100
10
Rapid-American
U S
Playing Curd
U S Printing
American
Week's
15%
—
Manufacturing
Feb
33%
for Week
Range
—25
——
.
-
Art
American
91%
5%
,'f
preferred
121%
"
Week's
"II—5
Economy Baler
Ex-Ceil-O Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
May
Jan
30
.
45
50
Picher
Hobart
83 %
10
.12.50
;
Drug
Eagle
100
Stock Tard
Jan
10
45
1
2%
«
Detroit Gasket & Mfg
Detroit Steel Corpt
Feb
87
14%
383
92%
Low
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common_8 50
Union
Jan
426
31
.of Prices
Low
—
.
Davidson
Mar
5
85
18%
Par
Cincinnati
86%
Exchange
—-1-1
x
.
Detroit Edison
Jun
33%
Friday
.
28Tb Jan
Feb
j
■
92 %
16
Consolidated Paper
Jun
62%
Electric
Continental
Apr
59
52%
Sale Price
Transit
15
Jun
75
■--54%" 55
Last
,
Company
Burroughs CorporationChrysler Corp—
Jan
30
STOCKS
Cincinnati
Jun
25%
96 %
90%
•;
Wrigley Stores—.
Burld
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
4'jo
preferred
Cincinnati Milling —Cincinnati Telephone
96 %
55
9%
5
'96
,
41%
92
10
.—
Briggs Manufacturing
184% Mar
50%,
F
c
General Motors
—
105
-
indebted to the firm of VV. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Goebel
—
V 37%'
Par
A
Jan
44%
12.50
—
10%
75%--.-76%
Friday
Feb
2,532
18%
*
Laundry
:
Sale Trice
Gar
American
25%
-—12.50
—
STOCKS
Jan
44%
United Shoe Machine Corp common—25
U S Rubber Co
—5
Smelt Ref & Mining Co
50
Vermont <fc Mass RR Co
100
Burger Brewing
Champion Paper
=64% Jan
Detroit Stock
Jun
49
35%
W)
Jan
14%
161
19%
20%
161% 167%
18%
(F
Jan
10c
20
*
Aeronca
Jun
Il6lo6%
Woolworth
53% May
70
16%
•
Inc
57,
75%
<
Apr
50
38%
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp
120
141% 141%
Jun
430
71%
81 %
2.50
-
59% Jan
58%
41%
Jan
73%
63%
78%
251
——
Jun
58%,
9%
—
Feb
14%
5
Inc
50
Feb
29%
49
50
Co__
System
Jun
38%
U S
Waldorf
Jun
1
Webster
Fruit
53%
24%
62%
100
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
United
Jan
108
130
69%
79%
1
Corp
Association
&
18
55%
24%
29%
20
Drug <fc Chemical Co
Shawmut
25
Apr
65% Mar
53%
34
Pennsylvania RR Co
Reecall
22%
129
•
24%
33%
England Tel & Tel Co
«hgh
862
25%
—1—25
Steel
25% May
64% Jan
Low
51%
10
1
__
Westinghouse Electric
Jun
4
Clin
S
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
Co.
—
——
U
v
Shares
50
—10
-
*
for Week
*
Mar
65
—25
Service Companies—.
England Electric System—
Co
Union Carbide
U S Shoe
74% Mar
Jan
Feb
'
5
Corp—
New
60%
Jun
50
common
National
New
572
59
—1
Star Cement
64%
Low
7
(Ohio
Texa<j
Apr
122
5
Lamson Cdrp of Delaware——
Loew's Boston Theatres
Lone
89%
589
5
Co
43% Mar
Jun
120
• *
Co
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Jun
75%
J)—
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
36% May
43 % Jan
62
'
10
Inc.--
Company
Electric
29%
10,173
Jun
Feb
126
'■
62
————_—5
Fuel
National
85
79%
62%
'f!4"*-'.,;..
,—5
Co
31%
32%
26
Oil
(N
Studebaker-Packard
High
353
2,961
59 To
•
r
Cities Service -Co———————--—-10
Range
Low
33%
40%
100
Personal
Prop Trust
Boston & Providence RR
Copper
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
—*
Boston
Calumet & Heela
Shares
Oil
Sales
J
Range
of Prices
Par
Standard
High
12C
Week's.
Last
Sales
for Week
75%
77 Tb
19
Friday
29%
Americv" <?ugar Refining-common—25
American
"**4 & Tel
—33%
JUNE
Sale Price
37
38%
ENDED
STOCKS
32 To
—5
—
oi Prices
Low
Agricul & Chem Co new—*
American
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
FOR
36
May
20
jun
45% Mar
24% jan
,
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Volume
Number 5857
189
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
JUNE
19
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
...
ENDED
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Par
for Week
Shares
Low
&
Inc
Hecla
22%
150
2%.
—5
Ltd—i———30c"
Canadian* Pacific <Cn)-.—_____25
Carrier- Corp common/—-l
—--I0
Celaneser Corp of America lUn>»
Calumet
22%
-"2%
2%
4,300
Canadian- Export Gas
2% Apr
39%
|ommon__"_^l
i
56
t
__
—'
.
56%
28
-
'41%
«_1.
•
•57%'
104%
6.y»Mar
Apr
Jun
58
28
Jun
36
25
100
36%
150
30%
Jan
2,700
.
34%
.33%
:
.
.
:.8%
Jan
.m*
173
>
Chrysler Corp:——--—/--/-—'--25-
68%
33 i
53 %
172
Co--
ClcvelanchCliff's
Iron
preferred
—10.,
-1
—:—.
May
(Un)——3
29%
Mar
Northern
72% May
700
32%
Jun
37
53%
Jun
63 7/8
Jari
50%
50%
52%
2,500
50%
Jun
54%
85%
86
300
85%
Jun
90"
Feb
45%
27 V*
45%
45%
400
45%
jun
55%
Jan
21
20%
21%
3,500
20%
.-55%
57%
5,500
55% Jun
23 % Jan
10,
System (Un)—
27%
26
1,800
23% Mar
Jun
(Minnesota)
Northwest
New
.
,
ContainerCorp of. America!.—n_
Continental-Can Co:——1_L—
.
.
24%
*
110
483,4
600
28%-27
-i:
:—10
Continental. Motors Corp-1——»
-1
Controls Co of America—
-5
Crane Co—————:
/25,
Crucibie; Steel Co of America-,25,
Cudahy, Packing .Co.————-.—__--^5.-.?;:
Curtiss-Wright Corp.(Un) _C—i
-1.
.
.
24%
/ 48%
-25%
900
26
11%
47%
11%
600
10%
Feb
50
#.44%
11%
34%
2,300
-
35% Jan
700
34%
600
10%
..
57%
35%
,-700
100
1,300
'43% 43%
*••34%:-35%
900
41% Jun
1,250
27% Jan
.
,
Dow
t
,
<foemica4Co—
—-5 ^
.
24 %
—"
600
May
62% May
,:47%Mar
35 y* Jun
Jan
84—; 85%
i':.25%/t 25%
74% Jan.
125
90
'
23 S Jan
500
244%" 246
:
203% Feb
28 %
.
May
Apr
260% May
J-
1,000
30% Jan
52
54%
230
47% Feb
23%
23%"
24
39%
37
39%
350
29%
30%
2,200
29%
19%
58%,
20%
1,900
58%
300
58 V* Jun
40%
40 %
42 %
875
50%
900
ii%
49%
88
39% May
42
Feb
94%
400
82% Feb
540
59% Juh
23 % Jan
4,900
25% Jan
48
1,300
Jun
Jan
,
54% Mar
35% Jan
.
:
56% May
22% Jan
32
Mar
42% Mhy
18% Mar
32% May
29% Jun
53
__1
12
*
Chemical
&
Pictures
__5
;
Electric
Corp:
6.25
(Un)—
.-25
dd1,—
59%
59%
60
1
29%
28%
29%
:_„i
Airways (Un)
(Un)
49%
49%
50
39%
15%
40
_•
/
_2
:
—5
.50
Patterson-Sargent Co
1
Peabody Coal Co common.—
Pennsylvania RR-—1
■:
People's Gas Light & Coke.:
Pepsi-Cola Co—
—
34
■.
14%
.
r''
.
14
500
*
150
25% Apr
,
46
.
29% JUn
Apr
33% Apr
.
1,000
100
45
•
Apr
16% May
Jun
150
14% May
22
12% Feb
15
Jan
20% Jan
59% May
81
Feb
43% May
57
.
15% Apr
_-«25
33%c
56%
121
50
28%
28
28%
600
26% Jan
33%^
...12,50
36%
37%
61%
36%
60%
36% May
60
Jan
30%
61%
30%
2,800
MOO
800
•
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)—ui
Philco Corp (Un)—
T»hillips Petroleum Co (Un)-,
65% Apr
35% Apr
50% Mar
1,600
1,200
14%'
19
56%
21% May
65
Feb
46% May
53% May
94% Jun
14% Feb
19%
.
18%
16% Apr
44% May
38% Mar
•
15%
18%
<■
45%
45%
46%
22% Jan
45% Jun
Pfizer (Charles) &. Co new (Un)
-
Drpwrys. Ltd-XJSA Tnc/.—25%
Du Pohtr (ETI) de'Nehiours (Un)___—5/
/_
-
Jan
49%
30%
2,700
29%
=3.33
Parke-Davis «SitCo
.
30
48
54%
1
w
Parker Pen class
I
'M.-
68% May
Jan
17
:5
Pan American World
39% Apr
•
300
29%
(Un)
Gas
Paramount
Feb
17 y8 Mar
47% Jan
,
Pacific
Jan
32%
17%
30%
48%
Manufacturing Co
Ohio Oil Co
44% May
•-
Jun
f 34 v 34
.= -59%^ 61%
Corp—34
Deere & Company-/*-————-—-H-. vl: —:
Detroit- EdisohCo ■ (Un )—;—t——420
• 43%
Dodge; Manufacturing; Co
./5~ '•;' 34%
T
B
common
Olln-Mathieson
25% May
-
6,100
Bflajjr
-
Owens-Illinois Glass
44% Jun
200
44%
28% 29%
-10%-. 11%
.
39% Jan
32% Apr
40
J10
56% Mar
Jan
26% Feh
49%-
27%
37%
'17%
29%
5
(Un)
29% Jan
SO1/*. Jun
13% Apr
Apr
45%
500
60O
45
•t
Co_^*
Ohio Edison Co_—-
Mar
28
;
60%
11%
'•
63% Mar
..
48% Jim
700
"45%
45%
U%
47%
44.%
29%
•
;
34% Mar
100
28%* Jun
60
Jan
29%
Airlines
ij 24% Mar
Oak
25
56
ConsolidatedPtoods
1-JL-.—1.33% : // 24%
Console. Natural-Gas^L—__L———1:
Commonwealth Edison common..,
75% Feb
1,300
30
_5
:
Northwest Bancorporation—
Jan
28
3%, Jan
10
Ry
t,
63% Jun
29%
_•_*
Public Service
Pacific
Mar
27% Jan
Northern States Power Co—
Jan
85%
Indiana
Northern
'
*•
.
150
!
38%
Northern Natural Gas Co
Jan
500
,
:—8.5
*
— —
Illuminating
Colorado Fuel & iron Corp—
Columbia Gas;
185 *
24% Jan
500
45
Amer
:
3% Mar
20
■
60%
27
A
(Un)—
200
>1
64%
_»
:
Aviation
Car" Corp
Northern Illinois Corp _„L—
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Apr
—100
common
.
Cleveland' Electric
185
54%
53'/a
North
■!
i
123% May
3% May
29%
9%
,_l
—
Central RR_
York
North American
37% Apr
Co_
50
1
May
49% May
65% Jan
"64%
64y*
Gypsum
256
53
9Vz
2
National
(
::
29%
______50c
—^
300
,
-
National Distillers Prod
20ya Feb
147% Jan
50% Feb
900
33
.'
'
Jan
147
.
10
69%
.32%
.
10
173
65.
Cincinnati-Gas & .Electric—8.50
Cities Service
-
-t-nv*. "13%
—5
Register
New
Chicago Rock Island Sc.- Pacific Ry,—*
v
Chicago South Share & So .Bend—12.50.. v
Chicago Towel Co common————? : -'.J_
$7 convertible preferred J-—-,/——-»* •' 173:
57%
57%
103% 105%
2%
2%
-3%
3%
1
A
Company—
National Cash
'32% Jan
45
class
Conv
Muter
Jan
Apr
(The) Co common
preferred—
Motor Specialties—
Muskegon
.Apr
/Jan
74>% Apr
Mar
*
50c convertible
45 %
66% Jan
23% Jan
2
—
Mount Vernon
66
29%
300
•".
39
Jan
40% Feb
55% Jun
58% Jan
2% Jan
.—3
200
41%
.
2,300
-—5
" 200
28
46V2
Motorola Inc
1,700
"27%
800
44%
39% May
Jan
21% Jun
29%
50
Jan
7.54
28
^
5% Jan
Montgomery Ward «& Co—
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)
May
25% Apr
•'"71%"' 71%
■:28%
Chicago-MilwaukCe/St Paul & Pacific-/* ;;;;
Chicago '& Northwestern Ry com—-_*=•
\" 5%
series A' preferred-———
-100
21% Jun
3% Feb
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
200
'•
16% Jan
100
32% Mar,
300
"21% .21%
■
,
$3-convertible preferred—
35
Chemetrorv Corp
—-1°
Chesapeake & "OhibiRy (Un t_/—____25
"39%/40%
500
4%
"50
48% Jan
55% Feb
39 V/ Jan
;
21%
4%
48%
Jun
-3%
100
High
20%
27
500
"
t
Low
21%
Jun
/'400
.
OOV-ir 60%
Jan
41%
200
4%'*^ 4%
3y8
29
3,500
'36%' 37
**•*';
\
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Chemical
Co
25% May
Jan
'■
"
Central &
Champlin-Oil ^ Refining
29
-43%- 43%
V. 4%
Brewing Corp—L—-1—5Qc~South W£St CoApL—
5
Central- Illinois Public Service/'-.*——10
.Centlivre
.
29 >-
29
_
,..'143%
18%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
22 V4
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price-
1,600
Jan
70% Mar
:
36% May
52% Mar
*
Potter
'
*f>
Eastern- Air Lines
In6-1__—
———-J
-'(Unjj/.'.-v
'
~.37%"
—
83%
3T%
84%
Eastman Kodak Co
■'18'Paso Natural OascL———*£3'.~
Emerson-Radio •& Phonograph (Un)—5
Erie Railroad
Co
*
Fairbanks Whitney Corp./—*—
-1
FalstafP Brewing Corp1
31%
19%
38%
85%
,
32
1,100
Jan
45%
Apr
75%
Apr
91
Apr
1,300
,
34%
847
31%
39
Jan
Jun
19%
19%.
600
13% Jan
11%
11%
11%
300
11%
7%
8%
700
•
24%
24%
100
13% Jan
800
20% Jan
—
■%
26% May
13
Apr
9% Mar
Jun
Jan
7
26
ft,"
fr,
I;
I
Firstamerica Corp ——T.—
Flour "Mills, of America Ine—/-
General American Transportation ——:
General1 Barfkshares'ex distributionl-5
General
Genl
•
Cement-
Utilities:
.
,8%
2%
700
2%
2^300
73% Jun
21%'Jan
7% Feb
/ 2
.
<
17
10% Jan
8
1,000
940
7% Feb
55
79
57%
81%
4.500
87%
89%
400
5oy8
54
Apr
10% Mar
2% Jan
Jan
15
-
80%
15% May
9 V* Jan
Rexall Drug &
Rockwell
Standard
St
Louis
66% Jan
1
St Louis Public
84% Apr
Jun
74% Feb'
Glen -AMen Corp ex
t.;
Goldblatt Brothers
Service
38% May
200
47% Feb
52% May
43% May
54% Apr
Scherlng Corp-
600
64%
66%
1,200
64% Jun
71%
Sinclair
66
.71=/
49%
49%
49%
97
Apr
i-
44% Mar
81% May
44% Mar
16%
53% May
18% Jun
17%
18%
400
——8
20%
20%
200
136% 138%
23% 23%
600
11% -Jan
119% Jan
144
Apr
50
20% Jan
25
Jan
450
56% May
40% Feb
68%
Jun
137%
—5
Goodyear Tire >& Rubber Co
Co..——
1
=■—*•
Steel .CO-,—i——12.50
Gray Drug Stores—,i
—
1
-Great Lakes. Dredge-& Dock——:
■-*
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
i—*
Greyhound Corp- (Un t
———3
Gulf -Oil Corp,—I————
25
Gossard*: (W H.)
68%
Granite City
i
600
800
distribution—,—1
——
64%
?68%
45-
45
60%
50
61%
700
50%
50%
50%
5,000
50
22%
22%
22;?ii
1,000
17%
110%
511
1085i
108
Jun
46% Jan
108
Apr
Jan
Jun
21%
15
Heileinan- (Q) Brewing Co,—
—,
Howard Industries TnC——,—
—*1
4%
4%
1,300
Hupp CorpQiation _—
—1
Huttig Sash & Door————"——10
6%
6%
6%
1,150
29%
28%
29%
Illinois Brick Co.
i'X
47% Apr
73
Mar
52% Jan
24y8 May
126y* Jan
new
w
Intcrhational Harvester
International Mineral
>
Feb
24
200
23%
Jan
28% May
49 1
49%
300
46
Apr
66
48 V/
51
Apr
30%
31% Jan
43% May
85
48%
50%
Jun
43
43 Yrt
,47
50%
1,800
900
Q5% 95%
118% 120
100
50%
*
—
<
"7"io
1,300
1,100
-
200
35%
37
38%
28% Jan
87% Jan
18
113
May
34% Jan
&8% Feb
17%, Jun
10,100
17%
Jan
39% Jan
1,360
17%
3450
35-
37
•
39
300
35%
1
Fab
62
45
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Stephens & Shinkle -Shoe—
10
Lafcghlin Steel (Un).—
1
J
7%
.
300
64% Apr
50%
Jun
35% Apr
97
Mar
123% Apr
36% Jan
45% May
19% Mar
79%
7%
77-
79%
56%
59%
30
3C%
300
6
Jan
980
60% Jan
845
37%
120
28% Jan
7% May
99% Jun
X
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical—-33%c
57%
—8.75
30%
(Ua)
Keimecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp —
Knapp Monarch Co
Kansas Power, & Light
1
'
•
.
105%
*
105% 107
64%
5
—-1
class
*
Feb
59%
Jun
32% Mar
•
-J,
A
.
1
Lytton's (Henry C): & Co'-
Marshall Field
Martin
Mfg—"1
62%
49%
Il6%C
Blanke Co—.——
Mickelberry"s Food /Products
Meyer
I
"l
10
"...
1
Stewart-Warner Corp
For footnotes see page
46.
U8% 'Apr
49
55
50%
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11%
45%
46%
476
9% Mar
43Jan
36%
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100
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20
46%
47%
10%
58% -59%
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200
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58% Jun
11% May
80
Apr
44% Jan
65
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47%- Jun
53% Jan
39% Jan
10%
-
Jan
Mar
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May
67% Apr
43%
43%
44Vx
43% Jun
52% Jan
36%
36%
70%
37%
429
34
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39% Apr
93
225
64
Jan
73
24%
25%
43
44%
5,700
.
Jun
21% Feb
28% May
43%
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47% May
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28%
100
27% Jun
33% Mar
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15%
45%
100
15
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56%
50%
51%
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45%
48%
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80% Jun
45% Jun
61% Jan
52% Apr
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50
59% Jan
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23
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57
58%
347
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15%
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12% Jan
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48%
49%
479
43% Jan
52%-Apr
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Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Corp
Sundstrand Corp.
10
Jan
17% Feb
9%
10%
4,000
9% Jun
15% Jan
——1
58%
58%
400
5
34%
34%
300
52% Apr
26% Jan
38%Msy
60% Jan
—1
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25%
25%
85%.
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25% Jun
29
41%
41%
41%
1,600
35
Jan
42% Jun
—5
31%
38% Jan
78%
31%
74%
31% Jun
25
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
3.33%
32%
31%
50c
25%
24%
28
27%
16%
16%
17
26%
24
26%
600
2 5%
24%
8%
36%
200
19.
10,100
Transmission
Gas
Inc—
Thor Power Tool Co
Toledo Edison Co
Transamerica Corp
_•
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Jan
—2
—5
Century-Fox Film
8
l
(Un)
24
—1
Trans World Airlines
36
•
140%
31
Union Carbide Corp—
10
Uttion Electric Co (Un)
...25
Union Oil of California
.—10
Union Pacific RR—
—
United Aircraft Corp (Ua)——
U S Rubber Co (Un)
20
23% Jan
13% Jan '
U S Steel
98
Walgreen Co
117
Feb
11%-Jun
80% Jan
400
6% Feb
8
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Apr
11% Mar
51%
.
52%
240
43%
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42% Jun
900
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59
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46
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53
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100
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250
45
250
100
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9
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151
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300
15% Jan
.
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44% Jun
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50% May
36% Jan
.
-
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96%t Apr
31% Jan
1,000
600
1,000
400
Jun
Feb
4% Jan
34% Jun
120% Feb
30% Jun
100
30% Jan
35% Jun
97
Jan
99%
96%
99%
1,060
2,400
51%
51%
51%
100
1,200
400
46% Jan
88% Feb
195
92%
90%
900
30% Jan
91
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38
800
30
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51%
51%
18%
52
19%
300
41% Mhr
450
15% Jin
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
Zenith Radio Corp new w i.
45
Mar
118% Apr
63% May
90% Jan
39% Mar
96% Jun
38%May
54% Jun
20% Mar
9,300
36%
92%
*
65% Mar
19% May
14%
Wleboldt Stores inc common
40% Apt
Jan
13%
36%
.1
35% Mar
49% Mar
38% Feb
11
14
——.
Union
149% May
55
36%
Inc
24% Jun
9% Mar
43% Apr
Feb
.—2%
.12.50
Wrigley
17% May
49
Telegraph—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp—.
—
Webcor
Feb
8%
23
28% JUn
200
Mar
•
44%.
8%
—
Jan
23% J&n
15% Jan.
1,800
—10
.10
21%
29
1,300
2,800
39%
..16%
Woolworth <F W) Co (Un)
18
17
.
——
i-
70% Feb
400
5,300
35% Apr
33% May
26V* Jail
300
35%
104% 107
59
62%
—
.10
400
53%
38%
—
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un).
Wisconsin Public Service—
1,050
19%
86%. Jan
27% Jun
29% Mar
19% Jan
35%
62 %
89% May
22 V* Feb
31%
34%
104%
White Motor Co
21%
..
34%
.—5
,—
31%
34%
38%
62% May
36% Jan
19%
30
—-
74% Jun
300
44% Apr
33% Jun
52
Jun
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140% 142
45
35'/b
Gypsum
•
30%
44%
10
———
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34%
45
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United Fruit
Jan
Juu
78%. 79%
31 %
3,200
(Un)—
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20th
28%
—5
Texas Gulf Producing
Textron
9,200
32%
78%
29%
32%
26%
28%
Texaco Inc
Texas
12% Apr
200
10
—1250
505
Feb
29% Jan
41% Jutt
1,500
2,900
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Sunbeam
10% Jun
139 % 141%
—
175
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200
700
MinnesotaMin & Mfg (Un).
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Missouri- Portland Cement
18
"
1,300
Apr
•
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Standard Oil Co
(Ohio)—
4% Mar
1,450
—
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.
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15
Standard
66% Jun
86%
44%
«
24% Jan
13% Apr
10%
l
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Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
3% Jan
20%
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un)_.—1250
.,1.
6OV2
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59% Apr
41%
51%
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49
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97V* Jan
20%
1
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50
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300
11%
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.
42% '
45%
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300
86
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600
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55% May
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1,200
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.13
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86
4
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1,300
48
30'
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United States
10%
——5
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i
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
50%
14'
36%
.5
10%
4%
'
Extension University
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La Salle
48
29%
41%
—
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64%
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99% Jun
14%
36%
—
—
46
Feb
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Johnson
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66
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81
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29%
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99%
44%
98%
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.
-
96%
50
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73% Apr
76% Jun
66% Apr
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—
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32% "33%
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24% Jan
49
——
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Interstate Power
400
Apr
8% Mar
7% Apr
43
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'
15%
51
•
International Paper •( Un)——
International -Shoe Co—7
3% Jan
5% Jan
24"
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4%
49
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♦
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i
12% Jan
'
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1
800
47
—
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Sheaffer
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14%
200
48% Apr
Jun
11
15
57%
Stockyards
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Schcnley Industries (Un)
8,900
,
90% May
52%
74%
57%
44%
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May
50%
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43% Feb
52% Jun
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65
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1,000
1,400
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Gcnefal Tire &
Gillette
64%
64%
96%
Royal Dutch Petroleum, Co
41
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63%
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco—
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Hlchman Brothers Co
River Raisin Paper.
;
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50
50
4—5
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■-/—
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—
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45
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63
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10% May
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11%
55 // 57%
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700
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54%
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40%
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.
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67% May
8% .Jan
40%
—6
1.100
2,000
Jan
42% Jun
100
5
-10
4,900
5
300
63%
——.5
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Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)...
■
50
42%
58% Jan
40% Jun
Radio Corp of America (Un)
■'
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42%
63%
'
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—*
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.
.
Monday, June 22, 195ft
(2816)
40
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
19
JUNE
ENDED
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Range
Shares
Sale Price
:v.v..v.
56c
49c
Jun
82
17,200
Jan
90% Mar
85 "2
85%.
200
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5%
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11%
600
10%
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30%
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33 hi
32%
33%
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97%
97%
300
30%
31%
Mining Co—,
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American Eoscli Anna Corp (Un>——2
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can Co
—.12.80
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25
Americand Cyanamid Co (Uh)_.
10
Aluminum Cool
,
*
American A* Foreign Power (Un)„
(Un)
5
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Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
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Tel & Tel Co
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(Un)—
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American
American
American
American
American
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Aikansas Louisiana Gas
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—5
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Armco
1
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Corp
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(Un)——
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•
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5
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10
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common
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Carrier
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tie
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Champlin
Chicago Milw St
Chicago Rock
Clirysler
Corn
Co
200
45%
Jun
56% Feb
Great
8,000
76
Jun
89
Apr
Greyhound Corp
92%
200
91
Jun
106%
Jan
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47%
50%
Apr
Gulf
84
Feb
66
May
Gas
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64 T
64'A
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300
74 %
74%
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300
65% Mar
25
25
200
23
700
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22
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Continental
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Continental Oil Co
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17% May
300
14
Jan
16%
Apr
45
400
42 %
Feb
47%
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—
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7%
100
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20
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12
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Feb
44Tb
1,200
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12
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5Tb
May
27%
100
19%
Jan
9%
1,100
7%
Jan
20%
1,600
14Tb
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20%
36 Tb
300
34Tb
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45% Mar
45
45
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200
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45% Apr
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37
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29%
100
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25Tb Jan
34
300
31% Jan
66%
34%
69%
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50%
52%
52%
100
8%
400
5°/4
Apr
73% Mar
52% Jun
8%
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72% May
Feb
Central
RR
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Inland
Co
Iron
64y2
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Jan
10Tb May
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100
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18
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37%
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400
31%
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100
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1.30
2.60
2.70
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1,100
39%
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48Tb
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56%
56%
200
54%
Jun
65%
Jan
6%
6%
100
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1.25
6%
1,800
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30c
Feb
92c
Jun
31 Tb
Feb
38%
Apr
47
Apr
59%
34c
Jan
200
47
May
26
Mar
78c
35Tb
49
49
100
75c
85c
14,300
48%
48%
29
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78c
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29
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2,600
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9
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29
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Jun
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8,400
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500
,
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Jun
51%
62Tb
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Jun
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300
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100
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900
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32Tb
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61% May
58
Feb
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52%
300
47
50
4,700
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80%,
80%
100
65% Jan
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Apr
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Jan
17
17
100
15%
Jan
1
7Tb
8%
4,200
6%
Feb
62%
Jun
67%
2.75
2.85
2,600
Jan
3% May
79%
79%.
200
69%
Feb
89% May
19%
19%
19 Tb
300
18 Tb
Jan
22Tb
Develop Co
5
23%
22* b
24%
5,400
21%
Feb
29% May
49%
48 %
49%
1,000
38%
Jan
53
31%
29
Jan
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25c
16Tbc
——
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Apr
May
58
45%
45%
100
45
Apr
Apr
Jan
11%.
11%
500
11
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100
45
46%
1,200
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53
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May
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97%
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
27% Jan
39%
48% Jan
61% May
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Apr
May
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Distillers & Chem Corp
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Feb
49% May
Jan
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18%
500
14% Mar
18Tb Jun
29%
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300
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North
American
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700
17%
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18
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1,000
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20
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46 %
200
43
Jan
58
Mar
Occidental
42%
43
400
41 ha
Jail
47
Feb
2%
Jun
27 %
1,100
37
400
18c
20c
1.85
1.85
45
47%
4,500
27,800
30%
Jan
35%
Jun
40%
Jan
18c
Jun
34c
Feb
26
Feb
♦
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45%
30%
-
100
Jun
2.90 Feb
39% Jan
52% Mar
1.75
30
31
200
Jan
36%
25
25
25%
100
24
Jan
26
May
24
24
140
23
Jan
24
Jan
52%
52%
100
47%
Feb
57 Tb May
34%
35 Tb
1,200
31%
Jan
44 Tb May
15%
Jan
34%
.1
24%
100
11%
Jun
50
35%
Jun
Ohio
Sugar
Oil
22
1,100
Jun
59Ta
500
75%
Jan
100
39% May
6% Feb
91% May
45 Tb Jail
400
100
34
Jan
46
84 Tb
400
75%
90%
1Tb
2,200
Apr
Jan
31<
Jun
39
Jan
47% May
21% Apr
11%
35%
48%
50%
86%
84%
41%
86%
41%
8
8 Tb
38 Tb
38%
1%
,
15Tb Mar
Jan
9% May
■
%
r
250
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42%
23,300
42 TB,
100
2.75 Jun
4'0
Jan
46 Tb May
49%
50%
400
42%
Feb
53
20
20Tb
1,400
19 Tb
May
32%
,—20
(Un)_
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
4% Mar
31
2%
31%
1,600
43%
44%
200
37
19%
18%
20
400
18% Jan
19%
54%
54%
11%
11%
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
Pacific
Clay Products
Pacific
6%
A
5%
redeemable 1st pfd class A
Jan
26% May
Feb
54%. jun
Mar
85c
80C
17,700
Jan
Jun
Paper Prod
Co
S4.36
1,400
47%
Jun
55% Jan
87%
50
87 Tb
Jun
94% Mar
85
20
85
Jun
1.15
89% Feb
3%
3%
200
13%
14
1,400
150% 155%
410
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Feb
Dairies
Inc
Fruehauf Trailer
-
-
*_I
Jan
Apr
Jan
20
Apr
Feb
49%
Apr
Pfizer
9
page
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel
11%
—^
see
Pacific
41
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For footnotes
Oil & Gas Development
Apr
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
72
1,000
51
Jan
22
10%
8
r. Feb
Jun
19%
19%
20
700
19%
Jun
72% May
21% Jan
61%
61%
62
1,900
59
Jun
76
Apr
25
25
25%
l.OOO
16%
Jan
27
May
.
Jun
Apr
48%
27% May
69%
23%
71
85
25%
500
23%
87%
Jan
1,100
23%
25
*
Jan
-
26%
47%
common
preferred
48%
17%
900
48%
Lighting Corp
preferred
$4.50
20%
49%
25
*
*
Pacific
20% May
56% Apr
17
24%
8% Mar
Feb
48%
24%
Feb
16%
72
100
Jun
200
•
24%
4 Tb
19%
5
24%
52%
19%
49%
*
Jan
Feb
25
200
Jun
20
Jan
100
300
5%
100
26
25%
1,500
600
300
Feb
Jun
25%
60
5%
5,100
May
29
6%
-5%
50
29
6
Jun
22%
Jun
59
Jan
25%
27
6 Tb
7%
49
400
2
12%
22%
27%
10
300
24 he
Apr
27%
Co
200
49
Apr
32
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red
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Pacific
19
22 he
66Tb
May
27%
Industries Inc
4.80%
Pacific
7%
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Mar
Jun
30 Tb
24% May
23% May
19
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42
58%
500
25
25
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Corp
Ltd
Apr
2,500
L25
preferred
1
;
100
60
30%
25
:
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27%
32%
59
Jan
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23% Jan
30%
59%
25
Jun
11
1,000
preferred
redeemable
45
A
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20
25
:
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Jan
13
1
.
25
Gas & Electric common
1st preferred
1st
100
14%
5
8
5^r
200
1,100
-
5
•
Apr
Apr
°
5%
Mar
19%
2.75
*
(U11)—
19%
20c
Ltd
Co
Petroleum
Co
35%. Jun
48%
11%
35%
19%
Apr
Mar
13
1% Mar
Jan
35Tb
5
Northrop Corp
18
Jan
1%
25
preferred
5%%
preferred
17%
%
100
26%
1
common
6 Tb
18%
1,000
20c
1
(Un)_
Jan
1%
2%
35%
1
:
12Tb Mar
12% Mar
21%
Jan
1%
1
Co
19Tb
2%
:*
(U11)
North
Northern
20
.•
(Un)
Power
Ltd
Corp
Oil
1
.
50c
_1
Co
Co
Niagara-Mohawk
17%
42%
18
(Un)_5
Fibres
Natoinas Company
New England Electric System
17%
Ltd
(Un
Feb
40%
13
——1
Notional
National
17 Tb
•'
1 25
-
Feb
May
Jan
Feb
&3
Jun
12.50
Co
*
34
8%
2
Petroleum
Merck & Co Inc (Un)
1
200
Feb
Feb
May
49
-10
Co—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)
Montana-Dakota
65c
'
80%
1
(Un)
Co Inc
Manufacturing
Jun
Jun
:*
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Inc
Apr
36% Jan
44
37%
18
Navigation Co (Un)—:
McKesson &
43c
Apr
Apr
14
.32% May
4
5
Jan
39%
11% Mar
(Un)
MJM & M Oil Co
Jun
12% Mar
57
(Un)
Co
(P)
79% Jun
(Un)
Cement
Star
Lorillard
59%
Feb
11%
1
common
-1-—
Jan
60%
28%
28%
-10c
Industries
Lockheed
Loew's
52%
-
16Ta
7
—25
Litton
-
51%
55%
17%
1
10
Company
79%
100
1,400
53
78
2.50
Montgomery Ward-& Co (Un)
200
<1—1—1
class
Jun
Feb
39%
2,600
3 %
53
78%
4
—
(Un)_—*—.——
Corp
Salt
3%
5
10
Montrose Chemical
_
Eng A Airplane (Un)—
Jan
1.35 Mar
1.85 Mar
100
47
Feb
_•
_
Apr
Apr
May
29%
70c
17% Jan
20
~
■
63%
38%
35%
•96c
500
i
'
i
Flying Tiger Line Inc (The)
Food Mach A' Chepi Corp
Forernost
.
42%
13%
Jan
53%
84%
Capwell Co__
Co (Un).
Motor
70
42%
Jan
53%
Co
Railroad
Ford
26Tb Mar
Feb
50C
Pacific
,
Jan
53%
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
5%%
1
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
-
11% Mar
17%
100
14%
34%
19%
Corp
Jan
2,800
50c
62 Tb
31%
Flour
9%
62%
29
County Land Co
100
i
(Un).
Apr
Mar
126Tb Jan
Jun
8Tb
2
21%
com—33 %c
Kaiser Alum & Chcm Corp
Kaiser
1,500
34%
Electric Auto-Lite Co (Un)
5
Electrical Products Corp
~ ! 1^4
Emerson Radio A Phono
(Un)I~"I~5
Firstamerica.
108%
30 T
9%
*
(Un%——
Corp
15%
62 %
3
Fibrtboard
400
Jan
62%
—1
—.—
Monsanto Chemical
50e
Ltd
Corp
110
48%
Laughlin Steel (Un)_^
Mission
1
Fedders
108%
*
!
Johns-Manville
Apr
34%
~
Oils
24% May
23% Feb
20%
10
(Un)_
Oil
Jade
Feb
62 hi
—ZZZZ-
Fargo
56Tb
17%
100
33 %c
46Tb
6,000
39Tb Mar
800
—5
Co—
28
Jun
200
22%
9%
(new)
Corp
Apr
20%
42%
21Tb
—1
(Un)
Co
com
Jan
-65c
42
100
1
12.50
10
—1
I
Co
36Tb
60c
108%
(Un)—50c
Maryland Mines Corp
Cement
Ideal
23Tb
48 Tii
5
Feb
Apr
26%
50c
;
200
—7.50
Co
Lines
(Max)
2%
59 Tb
Jan
22%
50c
Holly Development Co_
—:
Holly Oil Co (Un)_—
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Honolulu
Oil Corp
15%
2.50
♦
Jan
Feb
4
Jan
l%May
50%
Jun
48% May
Mar
2Tb
Jau
'
4%
26%
;
22%
2.50
-j
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i
w
1,700
17%
Co
Natural
Fairchild
18
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Eastman Kodak
Factor
200
1
1
Electronics
common
27%
65c
*
■_*
New
43%
20%
17%
(Un)
55
43
•
Jan
1
Hotels Corp
Hoffman
27
2.50
„
54%
27%
Jun
7%
Corp (Un)—
Aircraft
Corp
Hiller
42%
20%
——1
Co
Apr
May
3.00 Mar
Feb
111
Jan
39
Jan
26Tb
Jun
200
37
39
Hertz
Lehman
100
20
GO
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common
Chemical
Corp
46%
Jun
38
19%
20
5
Dresser Industries common
DuMont Lab Inc (Allen B)
Emporium
Apr
Apr
56% May
30
May
9% Jun
—*
j
Inc
Corp
700
t
Mar
35%
5
—A
1,200
1%
2 1/12
(Un)_
Interlake
RR—
<Un»
53
53
Jun
3 Tb
200
3%
25
Inc——
International Harvester
Feb
9
_32.50
Mines
Mar
19%
20
——1
Grande
Fruit
Air
2
9
34%
Stores
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hercules Powder Co
55 %
100
_1
47%
1%
(Un)-l
(Un)»j~.—
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Hartfield
Engineering
Imperial Development Co Ltd—
6c
1
Aircraft
43 % May
Jttn
49% May
2,200
7 ho
41 T«i
—1
(Un)
47
3%
Jl
Illinois
Jan
600
1
13% May
100
3%
—3
1—
85
Feb
35
(Un)
——
24 % May
Feb
1%
100
54%
May
Apr
2.30
67% Jan
52%
5
—
23
600
71%
'
Jan
9
Feb
19%
800
1%
8Tb
Apr
400
76%
1%
7%
COc
100
20
76 hi
1
.
Preferred
Erie
6% Feb
900
6%
6%
Feb
5
14%
Oil Co—50c
Douglas Aircraft
Eureka
4
21%
—10
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Paso
;
14 Tb
—50c
(Un>— 1
Dorr-Oliver Inc
El
Apr
Oil
Hilton
21%
1
(Un)
Disney Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields
Elder
5
1.80
1
(Un),
Productions
Eastern
Jan
15%
3%
.—..10
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common
Giorgio
Dow
Apr
8 Tb
<
90Tb
Co
A
Class
Jan
52%
15Tb
27'A
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(Un»—
Curtiss-Wright Corp
New
31
Jan
6% May
3 he May
300
8 hi
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)_„:„„.
Publishing Co (Un)
Desllu
Jan
44%
3%
3 T«
52%
Curtis
Denver
27%
500
1,400
14%
Preferred
A
3,300
46
6%
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un>_12%
Deere
25Tb May
Feb
6%
2.50
(Un)
C'o—•
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American
Feb
44
1
(Un)„•
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Power
Crestmont
Jun
30
15%
*
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Consumers
75%
May
44%
6%
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System
Gould
7
May
i
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)—*
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T
Jun
2
62
1
Iron
Solvents
Choi
Feb
37%
100
23%
Columbia
Commercial
Apr
100
71Tb
200
18
3Tb
Jun
Feb
84
700
2,700
•
25
23%
3%
-1
Western Financial Corp
Apr
46
15%
64
(Un)„*
23
17Tb
22
2.30 Jim
(Un%—h———
Chemical Co
&
79 Tb
Jun
Broadcasting
Crown
18Ta
Northern Ry
Ri
Great
Jun
Fuel
Consol
Lakes Oil
29
Colorado
Cons
Great
71
5
45% Mar
•
Graham-Paige Corp
Jan
17Tb
Columbia
(W
Grace
70
36%
42
100
900
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—1
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47%
54
500
2.35
17%
-5
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53% Mar
62%
15%
43%
49%
2.30
Brewing
185b Jan
100
(
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Goebel
76
29',-u
42
49%
2.30
■,
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43Tb
,:
200
-
Products
Feb
17%
(Un)n——;
——
—1
Corp-—————1
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Jun
29%
—
w
Gillette
Gladden
Feb
29
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Clary
Apr
Feb
44',4
15%
17%
Corp
Cities
Jun
14%
Jan
25
50%
25%
Jun
(Un)_
1,000
100
4% May
32 Tb Mar
com
54%
200
21%
(Un)
50%
4,000
'
31%
RR
Apr
71 To
Gladding McBean & Co
Jan
Ry
54Tb
Jun
Glen
Mar
Jun
Paul
Jun
64%
48
20
Island & Pac
Jan
48
300
Jan
30 Tb
30 ha
;
16
700
71%
200,
100
Ohio
1,100
49%
35%
15%
200
Products Corp.—
& Refining (Un)
Oil
Chesapeake '&
22
48
61% May
300
Corp (Un)
22
19r;b May
40 hi
May
66%
26%
21
12.50
Corp
common
52 Tb
70
Feb
4%
——
New
Mar
48
Jan
30%
(Un)
Georgia-Pacific
Apr
45Tb Mar
45
—5
——*
Electronics
&
84
Feb
17% Jan
4,200
*
(Un>__lo
fUnj——
1
(Un)-
Utilities
Telephone
12
Inc
A'
Public
Gen
100
4 Tb
Caterpillar Tractor Co common——10
Celane.se Corp
ol America—n
•
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General
74Tb
500
50%
15%
30%
Railway (Un)——25
(Un)=—i
1
(Un)—.
1
lo
49%
Jan
Mar
67% Mar
3,100
31
50
Jun
63 hi
Pacific
Airline
27
—1Tb
Corp common
Pacific
Corp.——
Jan
—5
—
27%
Motors
46%
20%
—
(Un)—
Exploration Co of California—1
General
42
46%
81
80%
General
23%
—1%
i
Corp
Jun
Jun
.
Petroleum..——1
w
Dry
Southern
53%
350
■
Canada
600
Dynamics Corp—,————1
General Electric Co (Un)
5
92
5.50
Packing Corp capital
Jan
56%
Co——
General
600
5
Co..
39
May
29Tb May
55%
Controls
General
45%
10
—-..1
;
5
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Capital
pfd
(Up)-
——
Cement
Californiu Ink
California
New
6%
Industries Inc
Burlington
Feb
Feb
—5
39
200
78 hi
—
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a
38%
Jan
47%
46%
15%
5c
-
30 T
20Tb
Jun
24
55%
—
Black
Apr
29%
400
26%
14'%
37%
High
2,500
31
15%.
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38?c
Low
30%
35%
Aircraft
Bendix
Jan
33 Tb
100
"
7%
-1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
26
;———5
Consolidated
Barniiart-Morrow
Jun
97%
'
■
Low
29%
42%
Corp (UnT-~13
lUni
100
Ohio RR
Shares
31
55 Tb
42 %:
26%
Ealdwin-Lima-IIamiltcn
Baltimore &
13% Apr
32Tb May
34
27% May
81
May,
24% Jan
3%
—3
for Week
29%
50%
-v.———-——-——
(Un)—
Corp
6Tb Mar
Feb
300
26%
Am pes:
Anaconda
3%
1,600
33%
26%
(Un)—.—-.-20
Ltd
American Factors
31
15%
Inc———1
American Electronics
,■
Jan
85c
Allegheny Corp common (Un)—-1
Allis-Clialmers Mfg Co tUiu
10
Aluminium Ltd —,—:
-
High
Low
85 (2
Co
Juneau' Gold
Alaska
Sales
Range
of Prices
General American Oil of Texas———5
Range Since Jan, 1
2
Reduction
Air
Last
Par
High
53c
53c
-IOC;
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Aeco
Low
Par
■
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
/
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Sales
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STOCKS
Week's
46.
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common
Pan American World
Paramount
Parke
New
&
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&
common
Philco
Phillips
Corp
Pure Gil
Go
Corp (Un)„
(Un)——
153 To
1
28
29
600
1
*
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50%
200
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(Un)
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23%
5Tb
Apr
Jun
19%
Jan
Jan
1697/s
Jan
35V4
Apr
Apr
40%
100
19
1,700
15%
200
26 Tb
Jan
5%
45
Apr
28%
Jan
9Tb
9%
10
10.500
33The
36%
36 Tb
37%
300
30%
30%
31%
.-5
5
45%
45%
46%
40%
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*
51% Mar
,44% May
18%
40 %
33%c
1
13Tb
149
Jan
27%
18%
50
3
Co
Petroleum
1
100
Airways (Un)
Pictures
Davis
33%c
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2.25
36%
Feb
20%
31
,
Apr
Jan
Mar
10Tb Jun
1
-
36% Jufi
45
-1,600
21%
Jan
500
45%
Jun
36% May
52Tb Mar
200
40% Jun
-
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Last
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,
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Rights
Republic
Oil
High. ■*
-
500
6%
6V4
•
200
26
24 %
25%
' «00
19%
Feb
55%
1.B00
51%
Jun
73 Va
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Rexall Drug & Chemical Co Inc
Reynolds Metals Co
Tobacco
75
30
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Western
6% Jun
7
Mar
Western
2l%
"
% Mar
21%
10
200
1,300
76%
1,400
67
,
3,200
8%
1
22 %
%
Jan
Jun
Jan
10% Apr
76% Jun
400
31%
Jan
100
200
67
Feb
500
48%
Jun
600
25%
Jun
27%
Jan
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48%
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45%
1,800
18 Va
1,200
96c
Jan
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35%
*
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79%
Jun
—
36
21%
41%
St
Regis
San Diego Gas & Elec common
5.60%
preferred
Sapphire Petroleums
Schenley
65
,
Inc
Sharon
!
(Uii)
Steel
1
—»
_
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; $2.40
preferred
:
23
Feb
100
10%
Jun
18%
•
38
31%
21
50
44'%
50
—
page 46.
443^,
80
600
38
4,385
32'A
14,557
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45%*
51 Via * 51V 3
100
521
640
High
.
Bank of Nova
53
Feb
32,240
2,168
47
55
29
29
Bell
Bowater
Corp
Paper
35%
261
Jan
a
May
2034
Jan
42%
Jan
Telephone
39
Jan
Bowater
327a
Jun
—-—
Feb
45%
,25
—
5ft
42 Va
—
Mersey Paper 5%ft pfd_
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—
Feb
.53.
Feb
Jan
32Vi Jan
42
Mar
25
71
Jan
85%
*
Jan
48
Jan
28
3,707
27
May
36
Feb
1,140
24% Jun
29 %
Feb
6%
.
11,160
!
7
.
5'A
48%
5%
50
48%
35%
American Oil common——British
Columbia
ELecric
Co—
Feb
46
44 Vi
50
British
43
67 a
.5%
British American Bank Note Col—
'51% May
40
May
£
.50
100
.
42%
44
42%
.50
preferred
282
»
*
-
Bowaters
22
200
a
13Va
3,313
3.55
39
Jun
48
25!
7,324
60
3.45
78 Vi
Mar
83 %
z
18%
59'A
46
21
47 %
24 V
18
60
High
-
Apr
Apr
78
18 %
Jan
83'A
27%
5,013
38%
12%
38:%'
28
35
58 7i
78
19% Mar
36%
24%
a20
58
39
11% Mar
38
83 Vi
50
a20
58%
II10
1
Bathurst Power & Paper
Class
B
'
608
Low
High,
(Canada)'—;— -10
class A—_
Scotia
Banque Provlnciale
40
89
,—1— ~io
Montreal
Feb
40
24
'
40
of
Apr
34% May
'
50
•
see
18 Va'
37%
31%
•
Atlas Steels Ltd
footnotes
127
a'20% a20% "
25
50
—
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
For
a201A
•
•
Low
4,940
•
Aluminium Ltd
High
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3.55
Bank
Range Since Jan.1
35% "37%
lO3^
Low
-
18%
preferred—— —25
Banque Canadian National——-—, -10
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Bailey Selburn 5ft
Sales
.
for Week
Range
Par
a23% a23%
x*
—
Agnew-Surpase Shoe
Algoma Steel
.
37%
25
common
Week's
of Prices
Low
•
4% ft
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Par
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
r
-
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
-.-/•.-•■'STOCKS
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
/
100
3,207
2074 May
54
2.80
18%
60
65% May
33
Mar
45
May
27
May
39 7i Apr
42 3 4
6
May
79%
.40
47'A
Jan
5%
.
35
44
46 Va
7
Jun
35
,
.,5,863
50
Jun
35 Va- Jun
Jun
Jun
;51% Feb
,
Jan
380
Jun
Mar
3.55 Jun
Apr
13,669
.
35 Vi; 36%
2474 Jan
,.63% Mar
,
Feb
Feb
May
Feb
49 Vi Mar
7%
Apr
52
Apr
44%
Feb
.1
.
4ft
cum
4% ft
.
red
pfd___
_100
77
i
" a87
35
•
"
5
75
Jun
84% Mar
77
Jun
89% Feb
'
preferred
—50
a39%
5%ft preferred
.—50
00 %
preferred
77
77
a87
_100
47
4 % ft
.
cum
pfd
.—50
5ft
-
red
4674
47.
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.
50'A
160
70
215
45
Mar
48
Jun
38
Jan
41
Mar
49 %
Jan
52
Jun
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, June 22, 1959
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
STOCKS
Friday
'
W}
Last
y}'"""'
38
1
B
12%
12%
>67
4.25
4.50
200
2.75 Mar
30
385
34% May
Jun
-
410
79
31%
31%
32
794
31% Jun
37
27 Va
V
33%,
27%
27%
33%
442
26% Jan
30% Jun
28% Jan :
37% Mar
70
70
200
69 % May
25
25
100
25
31%
70
—26
88%
88%
88% Jun
40
Mar
4
54
Jan
39%
42
3.1GG
35%
Jan
41
41%
150
14%
2,710
•
39%
14%
14%.
28
•
6.50
—
Canadian Bronze common
*
Canadian Celanese common
*
$1.75 series
—25
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
•
Canadian Converters class A
pfd—20
Canadian Cottons common
•
6% preferred
20
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—♦
Canadian Husky common
-1
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common—
Canadian International Power
.
6.50
50
6.50
-
-■
700
35 % Jan
11
May
4.85
22%
22%
305
21%
21%
2,960
30
30
31
ie5
22% Jun
18% Jan
29% Jan
2,020
175
3.00 Mar
12
16%
al8
31'A
10%
31%
"
16
31%
a
3.75
15
al8
12%
3.75
10%
10%
10%
1,065
25
300
10
100
Jun
7%
Jan
Jun ;,
Jun
Mar
Jan »•
Jun >
12
Canadian Oil Companies
16%
18%
16%'
17
1,1.11
•
18%
19
1,150
46%
18% May
24
50
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
46
380
45%
Jun
10%
29%
10%
46%
10%
29%
100
10%
27%
99 Va
27%
jun
-
5%
29
2,322
102
102
102
35
28%
27%
28%
7,261
13%
13%
14
646
20
20
150
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
'Class
14
250
8%
835
8
May
19%
12%
450
11
Jan
20%
4,168
34
900
33%
34
al9%
al9%
a20
al9V* al9%
23% 23%
Dominion
Coal
32%
151
6%
preferred
*
18%
-•
a
Dominion Foundries & Steel com——•
Dominion Glass common.:
•
7% preferred
1$
Dominion Steel & Coal
••
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Dupuis Freres class
A
•
,
Mar
Walker Gooderliam
Feb
20Va
Feb'
Webb
'V
,.
Class
Class
450
85
14%
100
14
20%
1,680
72
76
500
17
16%
17
8,180
al30
5 % %
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
45
25%
24«/2
m
Jun
19
a
45%
19% Jan
28%
9%
30
54% Jan
71
14
21
1,600
5
635
69
742
115
14%
30%
14
14%
30
30%
5,950
1,350
6.30
6.30
6.40
975
103
Jan
108% Mar
9% Jun'-
950
51% Jun
63
60
44
1,160
11
Jan
50
May
19'A Jun
88
Jan
92 Ve May
47%
18%
47%
18%
92
92
5
39
38
39
1,611
11
11
200
17
16
17
1,900
15%
15%
14%
16%
925
^
15%
•
300
41
39%
41
50
41
1,965
41
41
50
•
53
52%
54%
1,312
72
72%
410
6.35
6.45
2,260
10"%
38%
39%
7% Feb
Mar:
-
35% May
9% Feb
May
Jun
Jun
14 Va
>'
Jan
Jan
20% | Jan "
46% Mar
42% Apr
52%
Jim
64
*
:
1
10%
.
Mar
com
5
37%
5
•
—•
com.
12%
3,209
45
125
50
345
3,i>o5
270
19
100
12
93%
4,692
579
20%
113%
32%
49 "A
113
116
32%
14%
14%
32%
50%
14%
49%
.5%
23%
■
33
Jan
1,050
12
Jan
23%
23%
735
20
al07
3
103
27%
29
435
10%
10%
11%
11
175
Apr
27% Jun
10% Jan
12%
3,345
11% May
al5
al5
38
37%
38%
495
15 Va
16 V*
14,931
109 Va
107%
110
580
class
A
Class B
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
Preferred
1III*
——40
Montreal Locomotive
•
x_.
5
common
•
preferred
common
*
common—
26%
26
27
15
|41%
Apr
19%
21
May
32
.
'
81
Mar
'
5
Jan
67ii
Jan
8
Apr
Jun
44
Jan
70
Jun
45
-.Feb"
Jan
41% Jun-
101la
Apr
13%
Jan
104%- Jun'
23*-... Jun -
6,942
-r
"
"
510"
"
^04-104%
4--.-XX-X
32
34%
175
39.-41%
—
31%. Jan
37% Mav
665
a23 Va a23 Va
40
15
.
22V*^22V4
'
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42
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15%
220 -
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42
40
470
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30
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-
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>,
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1.00-
1.00
1.10.
•
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4,400
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177 -?Jun -
Jan
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;'175
177
100
4
-
>
•24%r. "_26
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.Jan
108
480
4
174-
-
:.
2.50
*
"
3.75
Inc
18
525
-4.00 Jan
Feb
Lowney
Ltd .'(Walter
Co
Corp
49
May
*
1
a__
'
a55
2.55
2,000
'
2.45
Jun
9c
10,525
6%c
Jun
7c
9
a
"r
l,-300
:
'
14
350
'*
•32%-. 33 Va
32%
%
.32%
32 Va
'
J
37%
*■-
^
-
?..
7 Va
x_
50
-
50
13%
Apr
Feb
1434
40V* Feb
42 'Y Feb
-
-
x
66
37%
-
.
-
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33
Jan
,
r
11% Apr •
14% May;
'
:
...
Jun
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May
-
18 Va
-
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15% Jan
40
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9
Feb
Mar ~
400
7Va
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Jan
51% Feb
-
100
11
Apr
16
25
47
Mar
50
./
100
....
50 Va
47 ^
80
2,895
;
2.55
y.
Jun
400
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:
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r.
1
■
Feb
175
7%
;
.
3212
419
-
15
37V* -38%
7 Va
**
' 86
18 Va
15
Jun
9
28%
1,400
T.750
.
30
,
85V*
X_;.T8%-
•
'
34
*
29
29%
750
:
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,
10% Jan
32% Jun
"
•
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9% '
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al3 -x
.56
•V
a55
^—1
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Jun:
2330
Jun
".f Jun
2.55
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd•
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Northwest Industries
*
preferred
1
"
«8cj
MacLaren Power? & Paper Co———*
Maple! Leaf Milling. Co Ltd—
NIelchers Distilleries Ltd 6% ' pfd—10
Moore
500
———
Orange Crush Ltd
Pacific
Power
Atlantic
,—-*
Candn
Invest
1,898
Jan
May
9
32
Apr
3.GO
47
Jun
Jan
6%
Premier
Steel
Mills
Ltd
*
512%
Maurice
Gas
a20.% a2G%
,-20
Ltd cl A~r*
"16%
•
22'/a
Jan
27
Jan
479
22%
Jan
26%
Jan
199
40 V*
Jan
43
19
730
17%
Jan
48 V*
48 V*
May
20 V* May
49
975
46
Jan
32
51
32
34
845
27
Jan
94
94%
240
94
Jan
96
Feb
17 Va
18%
800
16
Jan
19
Feb
,
Mai-
38 Va May
5%
preferred'
Trans-Canada
1.25
'
Class
51 Va
53%
53 Va
50
Apr
53 Va : May
58
Mar
United
1,497
47
48
625
40
Feb
50
A
voting
••
23 Va
25
2,313
pfd——100
123
125
24
1514
200
92
92
90
3714
38
Feb
140
140
20
132
Jan
vt
24 V*
850
22
Apr
Jun
144% Mar
26 V 1
Jan
—
Fuel
Invest Ltd
Hotel
|.
;.15%
15 Vt
.
—
37 V2
,,.
13%
-
17%
51%
17
17%
,.51%
51%
10
696
58%
58 Va
5%
V53i
-
*
•
1
37
*
*
*
-
.
.5%
:
.
12%
13V*
2.775
-•
,
150
Mar
16
.
38
Jan
Jun
1.25
Mar
Jan
32% Apr
14
Apr
20% Jun
26.
.
131
Mar
Jun
,.
Apr.
Jan
16'4 Feb.
92% Mar *
44
Apr
Jan,
36% May
42
Jan
20-
50
10
50
•
.
Apr
Jun
86% May
38% Jan
705
13
.
Jun
15*4 Jun
90% Feb
5.940
1314
*
x—
125 "
5
*
class A pfd—50
Ltd—;—
...
29
28 Vs
18
25
...
.
2
85c
1,090
86 Va
86%
a39%2a391a
—
10
-
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)_
Products Ltd
Wilson Ltd (J C)—
Windsor
*
_x—40: v
trust-',
Westeel
49 Va
164
22
400
Trans Mountain Oil :Pipe Line; Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
5Va%
class A preferred
2014 Jan
1.25
—
Corp Fund
10
100
2,350
1
—
-
-
Jan
"11% Feb
38
.
Texaco Canada Ltd 4% pfd——100 ;
Traders Finance.Corp class A_
.* 1
4Va r'c
preferred
——100 1.
26
•
16%
Apr
7
-2714
36
:
Inc
(1957) Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
318
Jan
100
.
—„x—t—
Bearings (Canada)
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
4.50
"
77
Jan
675
5
preferred
M
72 '
45
40% Jan
235
•
Quebec Telephone Corp common
R &
Jun
4.00 Apr
3.25 May
GOO
3.60
„
9V2
4.40 Mar
220 "
Supe'rtest. Petroleum Ltd
a42
-
9V*\ 9V4
-
1
4.10 Mar
19
"
of Canada—
cumulative 1st preferred—50
non cumulative partio 2nd pfd_50
12% Feb
a41
—
Corp
Feb
25%
'
4 Va %
May
2.50
19
25
Co
V
,4
•
36
Feb
2.00
2.50
a49
v
a49'
—•
cltlss
2:25
-
100
Groceterias Co Ltd com cl A—•
Cotamon class B
———„——•
1st
-J
-.
'
'
pfd_50
——:———
(Alfred)
-
-
8% Mar
1,400
,
—
conv
•
-
Jun
5
1,080
•41r,a'"-4-l-. 41%
*
Loblaw
Feb
26
CSI
:d>3Va.
•
Kelly Douglas class A—i
Jan
a41
22%
Mar
35
•
-
7%"
7%
.
;
10
Shop &: Save
50
—
25
7%
a40 a40%
•
7%
—
Club Ltd common—
Rights ;
Feb
355
—
Jan
15% Mar
53% May
34
Apr
48% Jan
"
149 V*
a3.25
51%
47%
Jan
25%
125
a81
a81
*
h
0
Investment Foundation 6%
St
a3.25
53%
Jan
51
50
*
Inland Chemicals Canada Ltdi.22_.
Jun
10
94
:
Apr
27- -- Jan
14%
640
fi-: Xgl9%'ai9%
'
T; ,'l"4
112%
10
17 Va
'.
40
2^75
Feb
May
18
"150
-
40
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd———'— •
Horner Ltd (Frank W) class A_i—
107% Jun
30
•
•
11
14% May
Feb
Jan
107
10
—100
Apr
Jun
10
—100
National Steel Car Corp common
Trust Co Ltd
Noranda Mines Ltd
National
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
Jan
'
<
32 :
32
'■
•:
Apr
1.75
Jun
A' --:
•
;•"
8%
100
1,000
'•
vv
Mar
44 V*
20
■'
-
30
16%
129
.
103
10%
a28
.III*
.Ji
Engineering Works Ltd_l—•
Warrants
14
'
—
May
28% Mar
36% Jan
129
—
Qgllvie Flour Mills
10
a28
c
5,285
.
6%
13% May
12% Mar <
11% Apr,
Jan
:
■;
Feb
11
18%
■■■';• 15is-,
{"52% 52%'
„
Jan
IOV2
100
18',4
••:
•
1.60
330
2.25 '
'
Mar
8Va Jan
Jan
.
10%
;_100
*
46
6 V*
5,310
.
2.25'
Ltd-—,*
•
Apr}.
1.60
Jan
16
Jan
8 Va
10Va
18 V*
——•
"
High
Jan
37 Va
3,115
10%
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Liholeum Co Ltd • V
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd—~—L'.—I—* '
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A——' :
Jun
55
15%
S)—
121% Mar
48% Mar
al03
100
Jun
94% Mar
28% Mar
•
-
May
•
53% Apr
21% Apr
19
Feb
40c.
;
325
-
6 7h
7 Vr
—:——1
*
L)—
.
—
12
-i.-
—
(R
Dominion
Lambert
Jan
935
•
preferred _L
110
27%
c
100
Apr
83% Jan
.
38% May
45
&
preferred
Ltd
6%-
,
Italo-Argentine Eloctric Co__
14% Feb
6 Va Mar
1,670
MacMillatt & Bloedel class B
preferred
3f-
May
43% Jan
49% Jan
17% Jan
Massey-Ferguson
common
Apr
5% Jan
91%
12
Steel
5.016
5%
38%
20%
93%
Ltd
Structural
5,172
13%
37%
50
100
.
Jun
19
50
5
6.30
10% May
38% Jun
13%
5%
50
7.60
1,760
50
13%
4.68%
•
11% v
79% May
7.15 May
12 Vi Jan
46% Jan
.
Range Since Jan. 1
48,600
.
12 Va
Ltd
——
Co—
Paper Inv
■
45
38%
—
Marconi
Jockey
63% Jan
i
ADr
40% May-/
-48
Jan.
r
Low
'69c
12
,
Trust
•
40
39% Apr
preferred
Crain
11% Apr
20
Apr
21
-
Jan
High;
41%
8 V*
——2—*
Preferred
42% Mar :
Jun'.
44
107"
May
45
12%
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd_i—
Consumers Gas common:
Jan;;
15%
Inv
Power
Jan
16
35 Va
Apr
i&V* Mar-j
~ Feb
105
65
12
Catelli Food Products.Ltd class A
Consolidated Div Standard Sec-
Jan
•
Limited (John)
Bros Ltd
4% Vo
5%
104
46 Va
Jan.,
34% Jan
20*
12 Va
1
_
Canadian
100
37% Jan
4.10
44%. Apr
15
526
,
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Canadian
5
92
10
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
common—*
73r preferred
Trust
Jan
150
100
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois GlasB preferred
Morgan & Co
Feb
8.95
Jun
55
18%
Inland Cement preferred
10
International
Bronze
common
•
International Nickel of Canada com—•
Montreal
35
6.30
9%
*
*
Tobacco of Canada
preferred
1
(Robt)
28% May
Mar
al07
47%
6.40
(J
17
Jan '
37% Jun
Sales
.50c
—TV
Dominioi
Common
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trust—'
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Mitchell
May
&
Canadian International
5
.10
OH Ltd
Mitchell
14
•.
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd-
May
69% May
670
*
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
$2.25 preferred
1
$2.75 preferred
4V2%
3.50
25 Vo
40%
100
Bank—
5Vx%
Jun"
Jan
Feb
34%
750
-100
.
Flooring Co Ltd class B———1 ;
Canada Packers Ltd class B_l_—I—'
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd^—• ■
Jun
22% Mar
50% Feb
3.50
1,545
Shares
6%
•
Canada
alOl
—1%
Mining—
Canada
38%
9%
53%
Howard Smith Paper common
$2.00 preferred
1.30
9%
.
Mar'
13
;
•
•
•:
preferred
Butterfly Hosiery C
alOl
53%
■
Jan
v
x-
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Apr
Jan
"
Jan
for Week
.41%
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Anglo-Nfld Development Co
-
Apr
10
69c
-
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Apr
150
,
31 .... .Jan
-e.io .Feb
Mar
Range
Low V
X* 1
} Apr
70
10%
33
of Priecs
Par
Blue Bonnets Racew
Jan
24
w.u^iTgm
-
71'0
Jan
.
Jun
>
Jan.
Mar
.
'
Week's
»,
Last
Sale Price
8% Mar
54
a3.50
•
.
May
27
22%
100
i.
7
50
66%
38%
STOCKS
Apr
300
Mar
4.30
46
.
■75
Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Jun
235
63%
17% al7%
9%
9%
Shown
Feb
Jan
Jan
;
102
i
.
Jan"
130
40
1,167
46-
Mar
15
a3.00
1
20% Apr
65
24
.
Jan
66
—-I
Home Oil class A
'Cl&ss yt■
Jan
320
68%
•
;
14%
90% Feb :
17% Mar
*
•
....
: Prices
Jun
Jan
37%
35%- Jun
.
Apr
25
200 :
105 '
105
d
300
41
40%
__4——50
Feb
72
130
64
5,265
3.95
37 %
Jan
29%
63%
preferred
May
12
610
{
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■
<
1
Jan
3
Feb
Canadian Stock Exehange
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-105
*
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———
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100
1,690
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.
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12
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Feb
15
18%
common
10
4,282
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—
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Jan
x
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Jan
56
2,436
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37
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1,250
3.75
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35 Va
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78% .80%
:
Jan
132
9 y
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18%
Feb
92
Feb.
43,
.
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Mar
15
Mar
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-36% .Jan i
85V.
41
Jun.
49
66
63%
f4%%
10%
28%
—
-
.100
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co vot
Holt Renfrew common
MacKinnon
25%
7%
7%
•
General Steel Wares common
.5% preferred i
(M)
45
■
10
General Dynamics
General
Motors
:
Loeb
5
45
•
Gatineau Power common
5% .preferred
Lewis
al30
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum preferred
Labatt
940
—5
Foundation Co of Canada
4%
75
11%
al5V* al5%
•
Hudson Bay
a20
11
•
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Imperial
Rights
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
a20
1
Ford Motor Co
Feb
88%
•
B
6
22
41% Jan
72
20
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
May
May
19
——*
Corp
loO
2,075
6%
B
preferred
.
*
40
'•
3.75
:
May
16% Mar'
40% Mar,"
May
32%. Jun
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18%
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-
100
•
2934.Jun
.
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.
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8% Jan
20% May
18
87
•
common——
7,070
435- "137
'
*
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19Va
Jan
'
761
34Va" 35%
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35%
Knapp (Canada) Ltdx-a—1
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Mar::
17V2
170
:
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Warrants
Zellers Ltd
34% Jan :
,
&
&
-
5,208
~
40:,a' 40%
:
Weston
24% Mar
Jan
21
225
,
21
31% Mar
8.60
Jan
21% Mar
.
12% May
-
Jan !
11%
16% May
98
,
Jan
Jan.',
14%
•
A
47
88
•
preferred
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45%
100
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.
185
23
3,695
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aa:,j
100
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Triad. Oils
—^
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4.30 V
—-—'
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11%
United Steel Corp -.—
i———* 11?% -
Jan
20%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Redeemable preferred
23%
Dominion Textile common
•
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
10
19
10
46
.
7%
a6%
18%
25
—
32%
a63A
23
Dominion Corsets —;
Dominion Dairies common
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper
32%
22%
'
;
of Canada—
184a
.
29.%v 303«
1_
•
Y6%
Distillers Beagrams
Dominion Bridge
Power
Steinbergs class A—:
5Va% preferred
22% Feb
35% Mar :i
18% Jan
Structural Steel
Steel Co
19
150
Canada
7.95
; 100
1B%
14
8,66
•
40%
-
875
375
135
*
<
41-%-May*
16% May
>
-
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75%
c
.
30% %
:
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22%. Jan :
.
95Va May
'21
2,270
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—'
;
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33
40
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—i
.
Southern
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14
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9Va Mar
60
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•
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•
.
8.60
——.
pfd.^__^
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Simpsons
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19% Apr
4%
Southam •; Co
31% Mar
15%
;
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i—
A
Sherwin
Jan
23%
—_x—
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jSeries
15'A May'
;
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14% Mar
-
15;;. Feb
900
-:
16
,
-88
Feb
...
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,18%.
17%
18%
100
Shawinigan Water & Power common—'
Feb /
'
102
x
11% Mar
18% Mar
12% Jan
19^1
'
Glass*
class A—
-Class B
Crown Zellerhach class A
Jan
Feb
Jun
14
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & fimeltlng.
20
Jan
8%-
J).
Corbys
15
i----*
preferred X—■'---—:—
Warrants
■i
47% Jan
14% Feb
30% May
common
•
preferred
;
100
Canadian Pacific Railway-25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred— -10
Canadian Vlckers
-- --
*5%
14%
Feb
16
Salada-Shirriff-Horscy common
36
x
18%
59% Jan
v jun
38
"Feb
-
69 Va Mar '
"7Feb"
:
'
Feb
13
586
34%
"
—*
St Lawrence Corp common—'
Jun
Jun
85 -i
v: 16
11,440
.
43
I
41 •% Jun
V
^615
98
25
-
12V* Apr
Jun
-®
7,95' V8.10
A
4%
,
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"v
7.95
class
61%
4,245
85% V " 87
—
250
-r.
^v.'-200
34
-
*
36Va Apr:
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.
Jan
~
34
Feb
4.65 May
Jun
1,200 r
10%-
85(.%
—
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35^a
3,945
-3 945
*
St Lawrence Cement
18
Jan
■.
;
40
•
Jun
.
10
1,860
1-7
100
—
105
105
10%
Jan,
.
38 Va
30% Feb
10
V
"{>38%
40
•
—•
Apr
3.75
V-
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preferred
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16
9% Jan
130
.
5%%
Jun
12%
'105
Royal Bank of Canada—1———'——10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd——L——-' ———*
32%
'
(A V)
Rolland Paper class A
Jan
23 %
Feb'
9%
(Canada)1 common
25% Feb
8% Jan '
340
...
205
U%
16
-x
Jun
4.15
300
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■
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-
42% May
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6.50
105"
11%
__
38%
-
Jun
'
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1
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Jun
15
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Jun
65
42%
r
Apr
22%
21'A
•
49 V*
-
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Quebec Natural
Jan
90
>
150
1,402
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"1,655
r
Feb
76
64
63%
Mar
25'A Jan
Jan
;<
48%
48
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warrants
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A
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:
1
—i
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13
29%
2,660.
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. 4.15
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—-—*'
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...
38% :
Power Corp of Canada—
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Premium
Iron
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42%. ,«.4i%;7r43.;
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3-—^:
i_100 •.
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Provincial Transport common———14Vfc:<H*.» 14%
99% Apr r
Jan
29%
*
:—1;
River Company
Powell
95
;
common
preferred
Development
r/0
Placer
Jan
93%
common
6
4.50 Jun
39
20
10
Canadian British Aluminum
Consumers
12%
Penmans
High
13%^
*
———
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
;.;v. % LOW
,
1
—
Consolidated Gold-
Pate
*
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
(B
a
Jan *
93%
Safeway Ltd 4.403* pfd—100
Canada Steamship common
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Coghlin
40
Pacific Petroleums
Page-Hersey Tubes
47% May
14% Jan '
•
preferred
A
.75
:
Feb
18
12% Jan
35% Jan
40% Jan
3,317
Par
High
35'/a
a
*
common
Malting
39
45
*
•
4V2 %
Canada
275
*
Canada Cement common
$L30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
common
Class
28
44 %
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
15% al5%
a
28
Building Products
Canada
Shares
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
al5V4
•
WEEK ENDED JUNE 19
Sales
Range
Low
.
•
Telephone
Calgary Power
*
,
Sale Price
Par
British Columbia Forest
Products*
British Columbia Power
*2
British Columbia
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd class
Week's
29
May
Jan
10% Mar
15% Jan
15% Apr*
51% Jun
51% Jun-
9
58%
17%
10
May
Jun
■■
Jun.
Jun
58% Jun''
2,950
5%
Feb
8
100
13%
Jun
Mar
15%
1212
13
625
10
Apr
Jan,
12% Jun
70
70
25
52
Jan
70
...
May1
Number 5857
Volume 189
;
(2sm
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
: The
. .
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
T-+
\Par
Mining and Oil Stocks— '«kV'' *>
>
•
Ltd——__l—:__1
Mines
Anthontan Mining Corp Ltd:.
Arno Mines Ltd—
4c
__
Ac-Iron Co Ltd_'
Exploration Ltdl
1
Gold
Mines
Bateman
Beatrioe
Ltd_:_:
___;
Ltd-'.-
Lake Gold
Red
8c
*
Cartier
Jan
6c
8c
May
40c
42 c
14,469
40c
"85c
Feb
16c
37,000
9c
8.20
500
20c
10,700
20c
8c
12,000
';5c*.'Jan-
6c
.2,00(1
—I
5c"
Consolidated Monpas
Consol Quebec
.4
-
Fab
Mines Ltd_:_:::l
Golden. Age
Gunnar
Mar
12c
Mar
22c
Feb
;
Jun
:.
'
13 Va
2,415
I,000 "
11
Mar
64c
J mi
1,000
7Tic
Feb
6C
500
4c
May
19c
500
11c
Apr
*
64
-
!-
1,000
42c
Jun
lie
*
2,000
8Tic
New- Hosco Mines
New
New
Jack
Lake
New
300
"
1.90
Ltd
.5,800
8c
New
13c
24 Ti May
/45c
9fc
32
;
-
9Tic
5C
Jan
5c
Jan
22c
1,000
45c
Jun
92c
4c
Jan
12c
'
4c
2,000
3c
19M
'100
59c
",7,100
46c
16c
28,500
Jan
5Tic
14
14
25
.
32 li
15c
10%
37
38
5,309
8%
8%
100
—--r-1*
—.—*
*
*
3.90
3.75
4.30
)32
31%
32%
15,707
44%
44%
45%,
*
Co
—
4Vi%
Canada
of
5c
Producers
-•
2,800
,4i? 82c
Jan
Feb
7c
Jun
12c
Apr
95
Jan
k>;40c
40c
'44c
3,000
40c
1438
14 %
200
13%
14,800
10c
85c
.
Jan
23c
25c
13,000
13c
Jan
24c
Quebeo lithium
Quebec Oil Development
Ri^its.
Queenstoa
Ltd
Gold
Red Crest Gold
Rix-Athabaska
St
Lawrence
Siscalta.
Mines
Mar
South Dufault
Mines
Stadacona. Mines
St andard
Gold
Ltd.
(19441
Mines
!
Ltd
Sullivan.
Mines
Cons
Tache Lake Alines
Tazin. Mines
Tib-
Ltd-.
/
Jan
4Tic
Jun
Jan
4c
Jun
5,000
83c
14C
17c
46c
•
Jan
6c
6Tic Feb
1.15 Apr
28c
Apr
,
5,600
—10
14%
565
6%
6 Vb
6%
2,410
5%
24%
24 Va
25%
2,464
24%
Jan
3.40
300
10c
10c
3,500
1.80
1.89
4(j,300
45c
12 lie
1.95 May
Apr
5,000
12c
Mar
80c
Jan
16c
8.95
1.15
88c^-
-
Feb
9,500
15C
-
1.00
Feb
16c
14c
8.70
15c
f
20c
Jun'
90c,
80c
a
Jun
15c
6,400
725
8.70
88c
88,450
,
20c
1.32
Jan
28c
Jun
12T4 Mar
Jun
1.88
Mar
4
'
16c
2,000
Jun
23c
Jan
45c
50c
13,400
40c
Feb
70c
12,000
30c
Jan
64c
3c
6;500
2c
1.42
3,900
1.33
4 lie
1.33
6Tic
May
1. .
' *' 70c
,
6c
6c
2,900
400
.
Jun
66c
7,100
76c
6c ?
67c
.2.60,. 2.61,
_:
$
Feb
2.55 Mar
Exploration Ltd
1
12
I
1
:
_l
15c
'___
900
2,800
Tic
28,600
_
.
32c
32c.
5c
5c
1-
4.00
Duqucsno
20%
20%
1.25
1.34
1.50
1,900
—1
page 46.
8c
8c
8 Tic
59%
60
3.45
3.55
A
Mines
95c
13 Tic
Gold
32c
6c
Paper
Jun
9c
Jan
1,725
..15c
i7c
12,200
2,645
"
19c
il8c
12c
2.10
15c
10,600
-
preferred—
—^
—
17c
1.30 Apr
Mar
Jun
Jun
May
15c
.
Jun
preferred—,
1.70
42%
1.65
1.56
1.85
30,100
39%- Apr
90c
Jan
21c
21c
22c
72.149
14 %c Mar
25c
7c
5,000
10c
Mar
6%c
7c
5,500
54c
53c
58c
28,800
44
44%
90
Feb
Buffadison
Jan
Buffalo
Jun
6.60
2.10 Mar
,2.62
4.50
15,500
6c
Jan
1,500
16c
Jan
Apr
,
;
Building
Eullochs
18c
19c
3,500
29c
Mar
22c
2,500
21c
Jan
34c
1,100
75c
Mar
92c
Jan
7c
7 Tic
9,500
7c
Jan
12c
Feb
'
Mar
84c
15c
Jan
Buffalo
Mar
Bunker
Apr
55
May
.8Vic Feb
10c
Jan
C3c
Jan
79c
Mar
43%
Jan
46
44%
Apr
6%c Jun
,
May
50% Feb
440
1,570
6
Jan
1,130
7,000
46
May
49% Mar
Jan
15%c Feb
8.40 Feb
48%
49
8c
8c
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7.15
7.00
5%
5%
5%- '
47
47% "
1
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class
3,221
7.40
•
44%
21
2.82
.*
7.00 May.
,5%
85
45%
37
20 Tb
2,900
7
Feb
'
14,355
560
21
2.50
60
325
46%
46
2.50
7%
48
-
"Jan
21
Feb
2.50 Jun
Apr
Feb
50
Jun',
Jun"
Mar
Jun
3.30 Mar
35%
Jun
44%
Feb
78
Feb
35%
36%
12,052
77
155
75
39
77%
39%
165
38
43
43
270
40 Tb
Apr
43
Jun
160
85
Mar
91
May
87
88%'
46%. 47%
Jan
42
May
Feb
88%
47
811
45
Mar
48
Jun
-50
-50
50
50
50%
675
49%
Apr
52
May
15%
17%
17%
14%
15%
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4,255
12%
Feb
18
2,058
14% Feb
18
Apr
14% Feb
18
May
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Feb
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17%
406
38
39
3,814
35%
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43
4.3
45
1,476
40
Jan
47% May
18
18
100
18
Jun
19
Apr
60c
57c
60c
72,900
80c
Feb
59c
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12%
12
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202
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1,400
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3c
2.95
2.90
3.00
7,950
1,540
15c
14 %c
17c
187,425
1.77
1.55
1.84
18,600
1.30 Jan
7 Tic
1
7 Tic
5,000
1,035
6%c Jan
5c
Smelting—
&
—
:
7%c
Extension
—
class A
—<-*
35
36
5%
35%
B__—
Burns
Dry Dock
•
.100
1
Mines™,
Burlington
Eurrard
M
7
Products
Hill
.
49%
'
^
Jun;
G%
-25
preferred
Ankerite
Ltd
Jan
48%
Gold
Red
5c
Jan
Mar
6%
—
Brunswick
9Tic Feb
30c
1959
Mines
Mining
Erunhurst
Feb
Jan
50
1.08
22c
30c
48%
—25
Company '——
Mills class B—
9c
'
17c
6'%c
,
Feb
84c
'
Jan
4.70
Jan
Bond
May
May
27 %c Mar
26c
Jun
12c
Feb
2.05 May
38
Brooke
22c
„
-?
■»,
51c
82.789
25
a
Columbia. Telephone—
94c
2,500
19,406
21c
26,000
Columbia Power
British
36c
-
9c
60c
54
L
British
Bruck
1.96 Apr
44%
Jun
78,700
51c
15c
6c
,
Brown
1.30 Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
13 Tic 15 Tic
5c
Oil
Mar
25c
1.53
900
54
77
Reef
16,000
5c
39%
Broulan
"...
1
—50
Jun
'
14c
58c
19 %c
-23
17c
2.84 Mar
Jan
18% Feb
30
Apr
1.70
80o
18,015
Mar
22%cMar
Apr
42%
*.
*
——
18c
15c
17-14
42%
__50
B
26
100
36c
13% May
Jan
Mar
18
.100
Class
6%
16c
195
26%
1
preferred
preferred
——
preferred
—
4%<2> preferred
5Ye preferred _L_
5 T: Yo preferred
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Packers class A
Mar
7c
1
'
Mar
May
*
92 c
T4 Yc
Afay
20c
26Ti
"
18
4Y2Y0
5c
2.15
900
2,000
4
60c
2.10
9%
16c 16 %c
4Yo
'
14c
200
52
Feb
32% Apr
Jan
ZZZ50
(T G)
common
(T G) preferred
90,400
'
Jan
50
—
Britalta Petroleum
23,500
4.55
26%
19%c
215
1
Bright
23,570
.
May
25
25,378
1
preferred—
Tank
79c
4.50
-
45
29
21c
„50
&
5 Tic
18c
47%
20c
1
Pioneer
5c
v
47
29
20c
-50
Brazilian Traction common—^__
70C
14Cr;
,
8%c Apr
—1
Mersey
Bralorne
4.60 May
Jan
8c
Jun
9c
Feb
500
6c
1
3.25
Mar
41c
Jan.
1,000
'
Jan
-50
——
Ltd
Mines
Corp 5%
5%% preferred
Tic May
Jun
34,300
13
6c
14Tic
Bordulac Mines
May
35c
Jun
15c
20c
1
32c
,7. llCrllVaC
-:11c
lie
•
1
,9c
Feb
Jan
Tic May
4c
2.10
10,000
1
—
—
American
28c
12
8c
Columbia Electric—
1,000
2.10.
Jan
May
7c
1
Mines—
British
70c
'•*
26c
25o
90c
1
British
9,000
4,600
Jun
Jan
90C
1
7.25 Mar
1,000
1
16c
14c
.50c
Mines
7Tic Mar
4c
82c
14,325
44,628
1
Feb
22c
Mar
17c
21c
-25
Boymar Gold Mines
47c
60c
Apr
Apr
16c
18
—
May
550
_
21,000
1.94 Feb
73c
Mar
20c
2G%c
1
5c
4.15
l
78c
73c
61o
Jun
80
Jan
1.40 Jan
•
9%
—'
Uranium
Bright
800
47
__Zi
Mines
'
;
65c
1,018,500
Feb
Mar
..3.55 Jun
60
8c
common
1
'
Jafi
65c
16c
,
Mar
1.70
Feb
10c
Jan
65%
901
79
1.53
Feb
2.00 Jan
25c
,
81% Ffeb
2.80 Apr
17,201
78
lZ65
73c
——_—
Yukon
Bowater
8c
4,349
Jan
24
Jun
Jun
8c
10% Jan
Jun
1.34
16c
4,800
60
/
Jun
20%
1,700
17c 17%c
May
3.90 Jun
Feb
7.35
May
9
Feb
2.25
5%c Jun
50,
20%
—-
Bonville
Mar
8.30
1
Mines
Feb
2.30
7.35
—
—
Bowater,s
74c
7.65
*
Jun
•
4.10
95c
:
..
Jun
8,190
3.05 Mar
30
Vt
—
Bidcop Mines Ltd
„——
Black Bay Uranium——
Blue
Ribbon
preferred
3.30 Jan
13,200
Feb
16c
Feb
6
2,050
6c
Feb
21 %c Apr
Jan
2.65 Jan
18%
Jan
Feb
8C
20 %c
'
'
'
3.90
-50c
—
B
Bicroft
15c
lie
100
8
3.25
5 Tic :•
-25
Ltd
Eibis
Jan
1.24 Feb
Jun
50
Jun
23c
„
Feb
12%c Jun
5c
'
—
25c
*
28c
1
____:
4,500
6c
23c
1
:
see
1,000
*
22c
18c
73c
5'/2c
^1
Westviile Alines Ltd
For footnotes
g.
1
Ltd'—'.
Ltd
*
5.50
4 Tic
15c
1
Virginia. Mining Corp_:_
Weedon. Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Co
•
^_1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Oil
5 Tic
!' Tic
2.10
Uniteck Asbestos
V/estbume
5,000
5.15
14c
;
:
Corp Ltd":
United Oils Ltd———
'
28c
__
1.65
2,500
26c
_:
4.05
_i
40c
2,000
1.79.
5Tie
5V2c
5.20
"
Trebor Alines Ltd: .—:
Alines
1.70
i..25e-
26c
*
Titaa Petroleum Corp___
Valor Uthium
1
41c
»40c
_1
;
...
1,200
Apr
6%
16c
'
12c
,
3.05
27%
8
—
1.70 May
Jun
'
2.85
3.85
Jan
13c
II,000
Z10
'
'
Apr
38c
40,500
13c
_10
Bowater
30c
15c
>
15c
12c
1
Mines
Bouzan
47c
-
5%C
12%C
-
; 39% Feb
Jun
27%
Mines—,—.——
Uranium
Bcvcon
16%
May
14c
2,000
3.55
Apr
30c
4J/2c
;
8c
16,600
—
Belcher Mining Corp___a
Belletcrre Quebec MincS_
Bell Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp_
,
Jun
Jun
1,000
17c
15c
Montreal
Class
4.50 Mar
Jan
9c
10c
50O
10c
Apr
2.09 Feb
,
13% Mar
5 Tic
Feb
12% Jun
,
Jun
1.46
Mar
19c
Jun
—
Cons
93
48
Jan
A—
preferred—
Lumber Co
9c
9c
7,100
15,408
15
13c
——
Beaver
Jun
May
II.800
500
1.60
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
1.52 Mar
6c
5c
12%
1.46
5%c
Petroleums
Class
Jan
May
45
12Tic Jun
12% Jun
12%
—1
Eeattie
42 T4 Mar
15
Base Metals Mining
l
1.50 Mar
Jan
1.60
2.90
Jun
8%
Jan
14C
class
,.23c
,«f.-
Jan
,Jan
69
175
10,500
10c
Jan
v
Jan
12%
__1
Bata
48
14c
Feb
14
32
85
83%
May.
1.50
Jan
May,
24c
99c
.2.50
Mines
of
Baska
8 IVy
'
47%
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Apr
75c
88c
83
—
1.34 Mar
5c
;
Mines
Oils
14c
4,300 *
I,627
Basco Oil & Gas—
Apr
-
38
Rights
1.24
.
43%
36%
Bank of Nova Scotia
Mines
*
42
37%
Barn at
36 Vic
,
500
121/2c
*
45
10,100
——
Bankfield
Bank
Apr
27.500
3.40
-g.-.
T
52c
Jan
—
Products
Lodge
ioc
—if.'
Ltd
Jan.
30
81,332
class B——
B
Bcatty Bros
5c
*
Fabric
Beaver
7c
1
'
Apr
340
670
1.15
common———
Jun
3.40
■!
Ltd.—
12
70,301
12%
1.10
Mines.
Apr
1.85
Ltd—
Steep. Rock Iron Mines Ltd...
Apr
1.15
Mines—_—
Gold
Gold
Electric
2.50
91ic
'
1
;
16c
1
:
——
11c
80c
.
Mines
Jan
1.60
10c
f.
Limited—
II,400
1,545
17c,*"
———
Jan
300
10c
v
1
_:_2
River Mines Ltd.:
Oils
18c
12 %c
Mines
5c
1.00
41ic-
'
*"
Ltdl
.12% May
.
Steels
Jan
2,700
3,500
V
1
6c
1 1., 22c
';• y4c
^_1.
*__;
Ltd—
Mines
91c
Jan
_40c
Hardware
2nd
''
87c
,
Mines
Uranium
Jun
6
8%
__—
Jun
8c
>
1
—"—
Jun
63c
1,350
36c 39 %c
4
Acceptance Common—.—
Bankeno
May
2
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
65c
12,114
15c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
1.75 Mar
^.1
:
Jan
8,384
76c
8%
121/4
42
16c
-50
7c
6c
5c
*.
Goldfields Ltdi_l
1
91c
45c
11,500
ZZZZZZZZZ50
_—
76c
2.60
7c
__1
:__1
Corp.
Mar
Feb
Jan
7%
Mines
Equipment Corp
Banff
Jan
30c
16c
-IZZ-I:
:
Corp common-
18,100
J 80c
.
58c
Argus
47,500
7c
76c
-
•
__1
18c
25c
Jan
66c
16c
8%
^—-
18c
17e
2.00
Co Ltd—.—
Corp
Copper
Jun
Mar
15c
*
16c.,.
37c
—
71c
^ 626 "
17c
'l.OO
—,——
—.———
—
Avillabona
Feb
16 Ti Mar
Feb
500
'
•
10c
#
Class
May
55c
Jan
15c
7c
:
24c
8%
12%
*
Imperial
Auto
1.85 Mar
May
1.00
14C:
...
1
5.15 May
Jun
45% Feb
33
Jan
43
<
Apr
65c
26% May
70c
1
;
'
i
I
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec
8Vb
—Zi
Corporation
Auto
Apr
99c
1.00
————-—
—.—
Arcadia Nickel
Aunor
Jan
20c
..
8Tic Feb
81 Ti
1.00
24c
65c
Anthcs
Feb
7Tic
Ltd_l
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd.,
63C
—lc
Petroleums
Mines
Aumaquc
30% Mar
500
■
Controls
Bridge
Quebec. Chibougamau
65c
v
Aumacho River Mines—————
Apr
10c
■
Jan
*325
1
Ltd—
15c
-20c
—
'Feb
Feb
4Vic
4,000
20c
:4 lie
26c
5,800
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
_„_1
1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines'Ltd—L_1
Provo Gas
15c
__50c
_______
Mines
Lead
Aubelle
•
35 Ti Mar
•
1.35
I
Mining :Corp_i_r_l
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Piac- GqS & Oil Ltd___!
421
8% May
;
Jun
3.75
Apr
Jan
39%
„
II,088
10cd2%c
Atlas Yellowknife Mines-——
Jun
89'»4
__1
Uranium Mines Ltd
Paudash Lake
PCnnbec
27c
11c
Jan
7% May
31c
Jan
13,800 "
34c
34c
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Leduc
Nephellne
45c
45c
1
1
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Atlin-Ruffner
Feb
2.75
Jan
'26
Jan
10c
>
Jun
6c
•2,500
1,100
8c
28 li
18%
Apr
42c
7,500
57c
.
GliC-
:.Lt3;_J—_J
Exploration
Canadian
"Partridge
8
.
Jan
35%
2,475
10,425
*
pfd_50
—
___—
Ltd
Atlas
•
May
1.26
Opemiska Copper-Mines (QuObee) Ltd_l
Orchan- Uranium Mines Ltd___L—
1
Mar
May
Atlantic
Jan
21c
Jun
14c
May
'■ 80c
>'■
r
Jan
30%
.5,500
:-2814
Jan
4c
2,005
14c
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd-^—
Mar
24
13% Jun
May
Ashaown
23 Ti Mar
;
...
Mar
2.30
1,150
:r
31 Yi
_90c
Oils
17
19%
7
Asamera Oil
4Vic Jan
Apr
13Ti
63,000
5c
2.75
2,75,
19
;99,/4-
l_50c
(1945)
Okaita.
Mar
64
Aro
May
'
7.7lie* 7.1ic
Ltd_>
Ltd.——
Obalski-
6lc
,
25% Apr
Jan
740
Arjon Gold
Jan
15.000
V
893/4
1.35
Ltd_—_1
Jan
43o
67
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
i
Jan
77,000
r
19c
45c
10lie
50c
?■'"
7 Tic Mar
;
Rare Metals
North American
.
21%
7.50
Area Mines
Apr
Jun
"
Norsyncomaque
Mining Ltd__e:__l
1
Nortia. American Asbestos Corp_^
___1
2.00 Jan
2.80 Feb
7.25
—
__———
"
Normetal Mining. Corp
1.85 May
Jun,
66%
Arcan
5
Mar
~
4c
.414c.-.!
:*
22c
4c
4t>,
-
Ltd—:_1
Mines
Feb
1.30
2,578 "
8,420
"
lOTic Jan
6,000
--58C
—
.
Mar
18,500
lUVan*
'•
_:
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd-*
Nocana
Jan
3.75
71% Mar
»
Jan
5:Vic
4c
20c
Vinray Mines Ltdai._—_—__~_1
New West Amulet Mines Ltd__:
___!
*
Anglo Huronian _l
2,75 Mar
Jan
1.515
r
New
Jan
15c
240
Ansil
May
17c
Mar
9,500
*
•
20c
53c
Mar
I,255
Anchor
*
20 Ti May
Jun
;
9 VaC
'_J
Ltd
Ltd_'__L__
Apr
8c
2.70 Jan
14,812
46c-
,
1.02 Jan
42c
I,260
25%;.
45c
Jun
Jan
20
Analogue
2.50 Mar
58c
7
Jan
1.90
.
14.! ic 1.7lie
L 28 x/u
'C 4%c
1 *
1
1
Explorations
2.40 "
,24%
Jun
73c
Mar
68c
14%
Anacon
Jun
lie
-
1,
Santiago Mines Ltd.
Apr
19c
16 Ti Alar
.500
v
•026^2614
.
31 V->
15c
1
:L
11
Mines Ltdl_l
Uranium
Myiamaque
6c
3,000
19 Tii
• ».19
;
New Pacific Coal.& Oils
11c
5
Ltd—:
2.25
25
3.80 Mar
18Tb
19%
American
10Tic Mar
Jan
14
-
Mines Ltd—.
50c
Jan
27c
Jun
Jan
13%
American
:
,10
Apr
'1.05 Feb
Jun
42c
'
New Formaque
2.04
4,500
2.07
-:40c'
:12.14c.
.os;-'-'
Ltd
:
Jan
>
^
:_1 L ";
L_r->„
Molybdenite Corp of Caahda Ltd__
Monpre Mining Co LtcT—
Montgary, Explorations
3.00
^
Jan
':-42e«
59c
Ltd
2.25
Mar
:«191*
Ltd.ll
1.50V
13%cMay
19 Vb
Aluminum
99c
Jan
Apr
2.75
12%
12,200
5,345
3,370
2.95
.
14%
Aluminium
Jan
2.10
Mar
14,600
11c;
9c
2.60
Allied Roxana Mines—_—
12c
8c
9'/2c
Ltd__
Mines
Jun
46c
45c
9c
Almincx
:
;! 7c
18c
6C"
26
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—„_
Mogador
55c
Feb
98
" Jun
6%c Apr
"18c
Jun
94
4,900 '
2.80
.
Jun
2,000
••'Z^-V
Ltdl___L__5l i
Mines
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
23c
21c
5CT
Liugside Copper Mining- Co Ltd
1
Liiliium- Oprp of Ganada Ltd
Louvipourt: Goldfield Corp^______„__l,
Mferrill Island Mining
9 Tic Jan
-f
Jun
Kontikk Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd___:_;_l
Mclntyre-Porcupine
"i\
Jun
Jan
-
Co
Apr
1,000
83c
—5
—
Algonquin
43,200
'
73c
78 c
Algoma Steel ______«——
Bldg Credits—
'
Jan
\ 9.15
4 Tic
'■v
Feb
i~» 2.0^
Hollinger Consol, Gold Mines Ltd:__:_5
International Ceramie Mining Ltd.—1
Iso Mines Ltd_—
:
1
& Ffeploration
:
20c
500
68c
80 c
,
Feb
5c
.;• 5c
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd_io:_«
Labrado» Min
Jun
12 '■
Jun
6c
---*
,
64c
Jan
Mat
22
——.—1
Warrants
Jan
f
Jun
12
Jan
20
Central common—,
•>_—10
Preferred
—————50
'
.1
Ltd_____L_^
May
24
100;
14,364 "
*
Algom Uranium common-,
6.50
68c
Algoma
1
9.75
21c
9,100
18%
1
Alberta Pacific Cons Oils—
Jun
29c
18%
—_—-———*
Voting trust —
Gas Trunk
Apr
Vb
18
■
Jun
10% Feb
3,600
2.90
1
1
—
Distillers common
Alberta
Mar
14c
10 Tie Jan
300
6,700
2,500
10c
27c.
,
Jan
lO'/jclOVaC
1
Corp
Feb
8c
10c
_i
__i
Ltd
Mines
Jun
13c
2.75
1.35
'
> •'
Jan
1,200
19C-
*?.«>
Aj'Metals Ltdil
,
Jun
1.85
4,000
__
Mines Ltd__LL_:_;
Haitiark Copper
8%
Jun
1,000
Ltd__l____l___l
Gui-Por Uranium Mines
10 Ti Mar
6c
lOVic
tv.-
Ltd_-_-_-
Jun
ioc
__
Mines
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold—
33,050
18c 18 %c
18c
2<80
——*
—1
50c
Surpass Shoe—;
Mines Ltd
Agnew
Agnico
■
,
Alberta
5c
64-
Funds Hay Copper Mines Ltcl-:__:«■: 18c
Futurity Oils Ltd.._.
'
Gc-co
,
,
Alba Explorations
ioc
..
'•■rtV.'r.
•
'
(
50
10c 11 %c
11c
1
*
1
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil——.—,——.—
Jun
Jan
V,' 3c
4,000
-
3.00
1.90
.;
^
lO'/aC lOV'aC
Minerals iric^l—__L_1 "T' 8 Vic
_'__1 1
; 17c
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—.—'
Gateway Oils Ltd__
--rs~'<
-
353,040
'
9c
18c
; 3.00
-5V2
95
Mai
,'t 7c
Alay
-1.26
95
——100
,
40c
j
7.35 Feb
■
21
!:
40
23%
"1,825 "
430 "
11
20%
Jun
Feb
39c
'
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Falcombridge Hickel Mines Ltd—
(1945)
4c
10% "
—
34 % May
825
20%
42c
Jun
-
8,000
34,500
58c
-
9c*
•
15c*
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Fohtana. Mines
20,548
5,007
•'
6.80
55c
.
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Ltd^^.l——--1
& Exploration Inc
"
23%
High
J
Jun
25c
17,672
9,168
37%
23%
35%
Since Jan. 1
Low
35c
10%
Advocate Mines Ltd—_——!——a.
"
Jan
38c
500
4
5 V2& 51-iC
;> 20c-- 23c
Mines Ltd-—™*
Fano Mining
Jan
-100
-
64c
53c
6.50
Mines "Ltd—.——
Metal
Jan
15c
10Tic
:
700
MOT 8%:* 11''
Ltd^:J____l:_l .t*
Mining Co Ltd__L_—___™__1-
Empire Gil &
60c
May
7c''Jim
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Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Sullivan
500
,
-
14c 23,?ac
■k
5c
Dome Mines
Last
"
8c
8Cx
9c
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Copper Rand Chib Mines: Ltd—._™5_l
Coulee- Lead '& Zinc Mines-Ltd_1
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Dolran. Mines
8.10
,
25c 26 Vic
Copper-Man
Cournor
Apr
6,000
3c» 6 V2 c
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1
Halliwell
85c
i.
,
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1
Consolidated
Jiin
25 Tic
10,200
i
--1.26' >1.26
Compagnie Minim- L'Ungava-i—11.50 'i*
Consol Bi-Orc Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated Denison Mines..Ltd—
Mar
3,000 "
XT-f/zCl 7'/2C ' -'
'
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Feb
..13c
50c
82,200
40c
1 7.90
Commonwealth
Mines
,
38c?
6.50
-•
'•"';84c
5Tic May
;
-500
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15cl9,/2C
7,
17c
Cadillac
,
8 Vac
7c.
64c
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Jan
:
3714
25
—
A
Preferred
Feb
1
Range
High
25c
*
Class
•' 1.30 Mar
10c
1
Preferred
Shares
Low
Paper common——•
&
Power
for Week
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common—:—— *
Apr ;
42c
3,500
40c
33c5,
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Feb
8c
.10c
Jan
46c
2,000
24,000
.
50c
50c"
,
-
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1
Petroleum Ltd__:__L:_<'
Central
52c
50c
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consol
99,100
5c
6Y2C' 6Y2C
Chibotrr Copper Corp Ltd___:J_:^:t—1 •>•- ' 216
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd—-__L
L75c .:
55c
___■_
71c
v4%fc,;4%c
_1
-
Feb
4V»c
Abitibi
'
Jan
33c
:
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Mines Ltd
Abacus
Sales
Range
of Prices
,:Par
*
*38c
i
Ltd—
.
57c
-
10%
CentralrDel Rio Oils Ltd—
6c-
"
1
Jun./
Week's
.
Sale Price
Apr
;10% Jan
Jun
8.20
STOCKS
21c
Feb
•
7'C :
52c
1
-Jun*
Canadian Dollars
Prices Shown Are Expressed hi
Alar
Apr
_i
.
Li
Mines Ltd
Last
4c
-.
1
Quebec Explorations Limited
Chipmarv Lake
Friday
1
-
_1
Ltd-i-.——
Central Manitoba.Mines
Mar
4c
;
_V
Nickel Mines Ltd_'__:___—_1 y3c
Explorations Ltd__:____:__l 'r- ' 25c
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd:
15c
6,800
-59c
Ltd—:___2—1
Canuba Mines Ltd__:____:___:_
Carbec Mines
Jun
4,000
*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—_1
7.90
Canadian Collieries Rcsoiu-ces Ltd com 3 .|3:
Canadian. Homestead Oils Ltd:
—10c r
1.26
Canorama
7c
Exchange
Feb
> 20c
Ltd'/"\6%c
Calumet Uranium. Mines Ltdj:2Jtz:»
Canalask
6c
8.20
Ltd.;——1
50c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
:___lC ,40c
Eornite* Copper Corp—'■
7c
Burnt Sill; Tungsten Mines Ltd
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Mines
Jan
13 c
Bluewater- Oil & Gas
Cadamet
8 Ys c
4c
1
20,250
,
_^';v
,
1
1
1
Mine^ Ltd
L^d:__
Belle-Chibougamau Mines.
4Vs>c
Mar
8c
__
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Belleohasse Mining Corp
Toronto Stock
j 40c
4V2C
15c
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-Jan
V2C
42c
-
JUNE
WEEK. ENDED
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Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd class A_1 V'
Bam*-Ore
FOR
High
5 Vac
4
4 Vic
*
Ault Metalr Mines' Ltd™:_i:_™
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<
19c
19,750
2,000
8c
.
1
——-
Baker .Talc T.tri
25c
22c
Atlas Sulpnrr
Augustus
Low
High
•
•
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Alscope Exploration Ltd
Amerantum
Low
"*
-
5%
100
7c
8c
5,200
12
2.20
5c
Jan
4.80 Jim
Jan
8%c Mar
2.90 Jun
lie
34
5
7c
May
May
Apr
May
19
17
19
1,355
12%
12%
12%
1,580
16% Jan
12% Jan
7%
7%
100
6% Mar
3.70 Feb
22c
Jan
2.55 May
9c
Jan
39
Jan
5% May
Feb
lie
21% Apr
14% Mar
8
Jan.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
(2820)
V
CANADIAN MARKETS
JUNE 19
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Low
Par
Low
Par
Cadamet
Cnlalta
Mines
1
40c
37c
46c
241,180
21C
——.»
70c
07c
70c
10,800
67c
Jun
27
1,815
03%
95
102
35
3.75
3.75
500
59c
55c
C2c
7.90
7.05
8.40
8,700
12,934
11%
,11
11%
3,150
32
31%
27%
32%
2,253
27%
60
19%
2,100
93%
Calgary Power common—.
5 '/(■ : preferred
Calvan
Oil
Cons
^
.
—•
Calvert Gas & Oils
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red
Lake
'La,
——
Canada Cement common
Preferred
Canada
Foils
Stone
Cut
class
Oil
Lands
69
25
25
25%
1.48
1.55
65c
3,400
1,300
55
55
50
52
53
1,160
66%
67%
655
58
25
88
Mar
50c
Mar
1.25 May
2.85 Mar
5.00 May
89c
85c
4.30
4.15
4.50
1
Astoria
48%
12
12%
14
14%
Breweries
.Class
'A
Class
B
$1%
■;
preferred
Jan
13c
Jan
Cusco
65 %
7c
Apr
Canadian
Chemical
&
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
54
♦
Canadian Dyno
Class
<&
-IIII*
II
Dock
30%
32
2.25
2.35
31
31%
4.25
4.55
50
50
17
17
Malartic
North
Canadian
Gold
Inca
Cos
Jun
84c
40c
Feb
37c
52c
49,856
37c
Jun
29
29%
391
75
Western
Can
Erin
Central Pat
Apr
3.00
50
50
160
1.05
1.65
1.92
372,407
35c
Apr
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32c
37c
55,580
32c
10c
12c
II,450
10c
Mar
55c
10c
4,500
9c
May
15c
1.30
1.33
4,400
78c
Feb
10%
10%
107 a
5,713
0.45
Jan
1.75
5.25
5.40
1,200
1.30
1.50
1,400
1.30 Jun
3.10
0.75
13,270
0.40 Jun*
9.20
Jaii
1.35
1.25
1.3G
9,950
14c
14c
16c
22,300
1.05
14c
12% Mar
25c
19c
1.05
1.18
24,218
1.05
32%
32%
5,365
22%
19
19%
2,035
15%
Jan
1.00
2
32%
•
19
»
-
9
535
8
Jun
12
.Jan
37-
May
A9~
Mar
Oils
Amphl
Gold
Sullivan
10%
130
130
132
1
Mines
8c
9c
1.44
1.38
1.53
—1
1.80
1.99
—
39%
39
39 %
28%
28%
29
64
—1
1
1.46
1.25
1.55
Products
Canada
235
5,425
Ii
Ii-.Il
Copper
Mctal3
;
•
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,
Commoil
;
Confederation1 Life
.
j
Mines—
7c
13c
55c
50c
56c
1,500
17,800
42%
42%
60
28
28
4.35
4.50
Bellekeno
Mines
Mar
Geo
8c
35c
35c
37c
5,999
100
Golden
.
,
f
;
1,300
350
Apr
Glacier
1.00 Jan
163
51c
55c
12,300
00c
Jan
75c
Mar
35c
36o
6,622
27c
Jan
40c
Apr
22c
Jan
35c
Apr
10c
Feb
15c
Apr
19
24c
27c
8,468
7%c
•
8c
4,200
26,333
157
164
Jan
6%c Jan
Jun
Jan
Ii
5%c
5%c
5%c Jun
13%
13%
13%
17,231
11
2.15
2.00
2.35
28,230
3.80
3.75
3.90
5,850
26c
25c
27c
5,600
22c
~
Jun
Jun
ZZZ*
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1
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Arrow
—
Mines
Gold
Ltd
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Mining & Smelting
—.1
—1~2
Ii
Mines
Consolidated
Nicholson
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
Consolidated
Pershcourt
"
Mines
Mines
Oils
see
•
page
3.65
Jan
730
38c
Jan
40c
8,130
35c
Jun
8%c
5,500
6%c May
27c
2,500
19c
Jan
55c
65c
208,700
55c
Jun
3.75
4.10
2,820
34c
37c
4,300
34c
Jim
74c
34c
43c
8c
26c
60c
76c
4,5G6
57c
Jan
3.50
3.75
4,364
20%
19%
20%
8,682
Zl
j
46.
20%
53%
63
65
48%
47%
48%
3.50
3.30
2.11
3.50
18%
91
91
91
14
14
*
.
1
3.50 Jan
3.50
19
25c
30c 33 %c
,
10c
10c
25c
13c
Apr
4.10 May
47c
Jan
53c
May
63c
Jan
10%c Jan
30c
1.05
4.50
64c
Mar
Feb
5.25
Feb
22%
Feb
Jan
63c
Feb
23c 26 %c
10,991
23c
Jun
36c
Mar
5%c Jun
8c
Feb
40c
Mar
25c
29c
4%c
4%c
600
4,500
8,700
25c
Jun
4%c Jun
14%c Jun
2.55 Mar
1.20
Gas
.
37c
225
428
6%
30c
780
15c
14,6001
1.35
8
32c
■
V
.
.445
17c
.
170
6
6,162
1.47
37%
39
..1
common...
$2.80
.
27%
8.25
15c
-i
7
1.35
23 %
.125.%
75-
-
.1.55 Mar f
^
59c*:
Mar
25c
:
Jun
40c < Jan ^
:44c
Apr
'
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■-
May
7%'Mar
Jun
-
-
*
8T»
'
Feb
-
Mar
38c
Jun
>
3.25 Mar
Jun
/
42% Mar
-
30% Apr
.
'
7.25
-
:
Feb
14c
'
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Jan
May
8.60-May -
Jan.
35% May
2,391...'
.
Mar
31c
7%rJun
..
4,275 1.
39
27%
Class
warrants
B
Develop
—.
B
Apr
''
9.50 Mar **
Gulch
•
*
J
Mines
14%
Gwillim
Gypsum
Lake
Lime
2.35
3,452
5%
300
4.75
50
14
2
Jan---
Feb
3.30 Jan
Jun
21%
Jun
Jan
5%
Jun
6T1 May
4.75
Jun
5%
44 7
Feb
Feb
96% Jun
Feb
12%
88%
825
11%
11
11%
905
10%
11%
1,505
4.60
4.60
480
3.90 Apr
5.00 Apr
5.50
5.65
140
4.50
6.25
4c
4%C
12%
12%
4c
12%
1
2,55
2.55
27%
27%
Alabastine
Apr
3%C Apr
12
9c
7c
7%c
2,500
13%
14
2.87 Jun
3,500
14
9,585
150
3.15
6c
6V2C
47%
200
8c
7c
13
2.95
4,500
47%
26 "
4,400
1
3.15
2.95
Jan
20c
v
42
9c
12
9%- Jan
1,355
•
—
Gold
9%
40,000
..
9c
10
1
Mines
Warrants
Feb
Mar
14
5%
9c
1
Gunnar Mines
7c
845
41 *
Mar
4.60
—
Guaranty Trust
Jun
20c
2.45
6%-Jan
3.35
Jun
5.50
-
Freehold
Jun
Lead
2.35
38
May
lOTs
•
warrants
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gulf
-25
5
2.50
88%
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Gridoil
40
4.75
14
Great West Saddlery.
1958
10
5%
1
Coal class
West
Class
1,230
4.75
Great Plains
Great
2.35
,
5%
2.50
*
50
preferred
5%
2.50
40
5T»2.50
1956 warrants
Jun
32c
Northern
Voting trust
"*18c
14 %c 15%c
-.
Jan
6.25 Mar
„
t
Jun
20-
v
Jun
*
1.35
27%
Warrants
Jan
14,385
15c
32c
Warrants
Great
Apr
1.15 May
34,600
1,276,200
29c
May.)
' 94% May '7
r
>
"
6%
„
•
9c'
9,775
200
32c
225
Feb
'
Apr
4.20
32c
1,500
..1
—•
—
common
4.10Mar
19%
10c: Man
1,500
18c
Jan,
12,100
34,500' ;v 10 %c -Junr
10c
23C
8.25
Feb
Paper
4.25 Mar .-7
3ft
_1.00 May'
37,500
...
-
—
8c
10
1.05
5%c
Mines
1.21
10%c
lie
16%C
Great Lakes
96c
5%c
Granduc
:
50% May
10% Jan
14
18,850
6%
Mines
-.
;
Feb-
89-
3,066
8
Grandroy
.
Apr
63% Jan
■
3.30 Jun
3,500
8.00
Class B
"
Great Lakes Power
1.91
24c
•
Mackay class A.
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
Uranium
Goodyear Tire Canada common.—.,
Gordon
Apr
23 %c
1.50
•
Jun
Jun
31
io
23c
—1
1
,
1.16
30c
—
.
7.60
7.60
1
-
,
25c
1
.
22%
3.30 May
4,055, %
a
1.19
_.>1
—
Jun
•
100
—
10% Jun
52
100
18%
Mines
Apr
24%, Mar
Jan
41*
*
.
2,030
34%
104
Jan
17
025
18%
Mines
19c
1.04
5%c
7% Mar
46% May
Jan
688
3.30
;
Jun
7
....
1.756
.
3.50
34%
3.50 -
Jan
Jun
85
Jan
17
11,260
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Gold—
17c
,
2.01
\
Mine
17
..1
1
Mines
Eagle
Goldfields
Jan
31c
Explor
'
Consolidated
Mar
1.55 Mar
35c
3.75
•
Mogul
Consolidated Morrison
43c
8%c
l
Consolidated Mic
Gold
20%
—•
-
Mining
Goldale
1G3
;
9.00
2.74
Jun
Jan
100
90
3,690
\
:
Mar
30
37% Jan
5.435
10%
Prospecting
Glenn Uranium
May
102
19%
8%
common—|
Mine
1.75 Jan
14
Jan
9c
Mines
Scientific
4.00 Jan
2.00 Mar
Canada
Ltd
50c
10%
101
17%
9%
—
32c
Jan
101
17%
Mar
17
•
Jim
11 %c Feb
Jan
6
100
-
'
1.80
75
2,515
1
1
1%
Preferred
Giant Yellowknife
13c
j
7
40%
1
•
,
Petroleum
Mines
39%
100
«—
Giant Mascot
10c
IH_
J
1
39%
176%
r
Jan
May
6.30
70
May
1.50 Apr
70% Jun
28% May
20,705
-
Jun
-•
4.50 May
Jan
7a
Feb
Jan
Feb
11
14% May -•
425
2.63
*
-*
common
Feb
4,500
Kowey Gold
footnotes
•u
Power
Jan
28,250
1,500
Consolidated Marbenor
Negus
13
6.60
29
Jan
108 %
Feb
5i.
Jan
50
Jan
1.12
9% Jun :
165
81%
35c
Jun
4.00
18,500
30%
19 %c
65c
1,030
9c
•
2.45
6.30
2.5o'
100
14
15c
Halliwell
Consolidated Mosher
1.50
3.00
14%
81%
._10
preferred
common
35c
Apr
5%c May
11% Jan
10c
Lake
Consolidated Marcus
1.50
3.00
12%
-
13
6,000
12c
Crest
Gillies
Consolidated
Consolidated
09c
3,260
40,950
-
9c
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
Genex
10c
Consolidated Fenimore
Consolidated
Feb
14 %c
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
19c
15c
Warrants
Consolidated East
Apr
10% I
'
Consolidated
14c
38c
29%
30%
General Products Mfg
A
General Steel Wares common..
5,200
*
Consolidated Denison Mines
Dragon
Jan
15c
6%c
14 %
8.25
Jan
42% Jun
27% Jan
518
7c
——
class
16% Mar
4.10
15c
12%
172 176%
Jun
50c
1,098
176
A
May
2.80 May
12% Jan
Flin__IIHIIH#
Cadillac
III
Gamma
Callinan
Central
68
General
Jan
0c
69%
Jun
13c
13,875
66 %
Jun
3c
25
1.15
14%
Petroleum
Ltd
9%
95c
68%
15
9%
19% May
1.12 Mar
5.20
500
9%
25%,May
Mar
70c
110
1.00
Mar
32
Mar
17
1,725
13c
15 %c Mar
22
13,105
70c
l20c
General Motors
Feb
21c
24c
III*
IIIIl
Oil
Beta
Jan
2.85 Feb
Jun
•
Consolidated
1.65
89c
Apr
2.45 May
50
Feb
12c
12
19 %
82c
Development
General Dynamics
6,500
35c
9.434
23%
5.25
preferred
13c
35c
24% May
26%
23
18%
4.35
Mines Ltd
12c
—_II
Hso
offered
Mines
Consolidated
1.01 Jun
60c
5%
Gcco
Apr
12c
1.50
;
.
Coniaurum Mines
Consolidated Allen bee
8 %c Mar
53c
675
I.IIII*
Petroleum
...
Jun
Jan
14
12%
8%c Jun
3c
Ltd
Companies
Gatineau
14
——III
Mines
25%
Jan
25,680
5.20
Freuliauf Trailer Co
14
Mines
20
Jun
45c
-
Jan
68
Jan
27,000
,,
18%
Co
Mines
1.05
3.95
11c
82c
General
06%
8%c
5.20
General Bakeries
3.80
lie
14c
Jan
20C
■>
class
Mar
657'.
25%c
common
Mar
3.85
May
41
IIIIII20
28c
60%
9c
60
27,900
1,610
1,475
15,760
class A
93c
1
Jan
1
—
Jun
.,
50c
13c
Jan
6c
19c
5.1Q0
14,000
Jan
7c
54c
.,.180
28c
67
-IIIIIl
Apr
Jun
68,100
"Illiic
———
Apr
72
2.13
23%
...
30
Jan
12c
•
40% Mar
Jan
27% Jan
80c
29c
1
...
2.65 Mar
205,750
65
10c
.
2.15 May
Jan
25c
1
»
>
-
/Jan
lGc
Jun
53
65
10c
1
10
1
Jan
2.00 May
38c
31c
32C
Mar
16c
May
37%
95
Nickel
Canadian-
Mining
8c
1.80
115
64
;
46c
'
1.35 Jan
200
•
20
A
15c
■
jun
Apr
Jan
May
1.30 Apr
4,200 "
Trust———10
132-
,,
,
Mar
8c
9,490
—
17% Mar
May
17c
•»-
Feb
12,
May
10c
-
21,600
1.87
92%
Jan
130*
-
Jan
Jan:
22%. Jan
.
9% Jail
22,000
8%C
Players
10 %c
V-
1.58
14
32,400
1
—
13,907
61c
1.50
.
...
Jun
20,925 '
63,475
—,—1
———
Ltd
33,000
1.21
9c
1.55
common—
Mining
22c
2.00.,
25c
8c
APL
% May
70%
55
i-v
lie
20c
1
-
Mines
18c
60c
10c
21c
'■
_—*
Mines
20c
1.01
10c
1
—
Investment
58c
2.60
3,455
16%
11
Mines
42c
1
Enterprises
Consolidated
19% Jan
11%
17
.
101%
Apr
Feb
17
2.755
10,618
———•
>
&
Malartic
Frobislier
76
common—*
Co Ltd—
Minerals
Petroleum
French
18
70%
common
Mines
of
32
..45
100
Copper
Sol
I 5Q
1,145
70%
Chemical
;
.......15.0.
-
46.
<—•
——.——*
&
2,640
37
46
19
20
20
20%
37
—50
5c
•
iuvm bMac
8
com
new
—
54c
2,000
100,600
15% May
41% Jan
Jan
8%
Fraser
Jan
71
24
10%* Jun
Jun
32c
25
Yellowknife
Consolidated
1.90
Jun
24% Mar
98
Foundation
May
Jan
13%
95
3Cc
...
Consolidated
57
Jun
Apr
5% Jan
11% Jun
9.25
3,702
55c
1
Equipment.
National
1.42
30
275
•
._
...
Commonwealth
1,700
G5
23
21% May
13
._l
,
Wlllans
Gold
1.50
05
Jan
Apr
98
1
Min
Mines
Chrysler
Coldstream
1.42
23
34%
47%
1
Mines
Cop
Farm
1.42
Feb
Jan
98
75c
.
Mines
Gold
•
Jan
1.62
Jun
11%
23%
5%c
-n
-
,
Apr
74c
45%
Francoeur
1.63 Mar
25c
;
1
7
Mar
Jan
Jan
13
Ford
5.50 May
ADr
Jail
98
Fibre
Jan
0.40
34c
May
Fittings class A
—
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U 8)—.
Apr
9.40 May
4.75 Mar
74c
Jun
46
Preferred
Jan
1.07
Jun
21 %c
-100
Electrohome
Federal Grain
Jan
9c
30c
2,225
common—*
Fatima
Feb
9c
Mar
50,200
1,195
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
Feb
2.45
Jun
23c
Mar
25c
30c
33c
Warrants
Jan
37c
ZZ*
III
21%c
Jan
40c
,
55c
—
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
26c
Jun
35c
18c
Jun
19c
16c
——
Fanny
Mar
53
Jan
Mines
For
May
8%c
51.2G2
3,797
Famous
30% Apr
May
20
Jaculet
Lake
46
10c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Key
1.00
•
Chromium Mining & Smelting
Con
8.582
...
Kayrand
Coniagas
1.84
39,710
Trust.
Chesterville
Conduits
1.G1
19,842
23c
21c
12c
Debentures
Oil
Combined
1.84
Ltd
Chateau Gai Wines
Combined
20%
10%C
......
Central Porcupine
Colomac
Jun
Feb
20c
2
Gold
Cody Reco
16
19%
Zl
Corp
Rio
Coin
14% Jan
17c
Quartz.—.;
Central Del
Cockshutt
23
225
495
18c
_I
TretJicwey
Cayzor Athabaska
Cochcnour
200
15%
20%
8%c 10%c
10 %C
May
2,200
Falconbridgc
Jan
..*..1
...
Jun
•
23
Eureka Corp
Jun
24
1
Castle
Chimo
170
15%
....
23',r Jan
500
Explorers Alliance
9%C Jan
Jan
18% Mar
19%
*
Explorations
Cliib
6%c Jun
120
20
......
.
Captain Mines Ltd
Chiboug
28
19c
Jun
10
El
Feb
15%
.
Mines
Met
Cheskirk
4,000
45
1
Westinghouse
Exploration .1
Asbestos
28
33?—
Jan
10%
Eldricli
15 % May
30
Jan
18c
2,333
Empire Life Insurance.—i
31% Mai-
11 % Mar
135
v.
Jun
20
Oil
Can
Charter
130
20
ZZ*
pfd
preferred
Chartered
7c
1.68
Jan>
11c
100
May
20
54,600
20
13c
26
145
18c
20
Apr
10
Elder
Jun
1.65
33
15c
»■"
Jun
8c
9.25
Last
Jun
27'%
20
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4ft
Cassiar
83
18%
31%
35c
22%
Eddy Match Co
Eddy Paper class
30 % May
105
G%c
.
Jan
1.85-Feb
Jan
10
Economic
1.12 Mar
Feb
1.68
11c
12c
23c
.350
19.000
,
9.35
East
20% Feb
Feb
18%
9%C
35c
v
2.60 Jan
Jan
8c
1.50 Mar
5,500
common
East
Jan
Jun
78
14
35c
lie
V
Jan
8.50
95
•
class A
14%
Jun
20% Apr
10,720
«
Wallpapcv Mfrs
1.85
30
45
7c
62c
Jun
30
45
Ii
Corp
1.25
3.581
13%
300
22%
Duvan
Jan
May
45
6,495
1,000
•
Duvex
41c
10
9c
1.60
Jun
12c
Bridge
Dynamic
17c
83
Apr
*
Jan
I,505
287a
5.15
23
-2.50
Jan
12,500
preferred
Thorium
Gold
Jun
19c
83
Jan
18c
i
Dairies
Donalda
Jan
45c
27%
Jan
3.00
17% May
1.75 Anr
57c
Preferred
19% Feb
16%
101% 101%
9c
9c
25c
Seagrams
Dominion Textile
Jun
8
52%
Jun
18c
*
Warrants
Jun
17
41c
Tire Corp common
Cariboo
7
41% May
42C
83
ZZZi
Oils
Dominion Tar
Jun
16%
28%
13%
2.65
12c
Preferred
May
5.00
12
Vickers
Candorc
35
7% Mar
15% Jan
25
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
Feb
2.50 Mar
5.25 May
100
Jun
16c
Stores
10
100
1.96
1.86
1.60
1
Dominion
1,030
v
2.35
1,185
—10
Jan
2.90
1,962
1,650
h
1.30-Mar
1,500
23
Steel & Coal common
1,010
29 ^
—
Dominion
5.55
Railway
Canadian
Canadian
2.05
25
Apr
107a
•
Jan
Jun
70c
Magnesium
—*
Dominion Scottish Invest com——_—1
Jan
10%
41C
4.20
1.80
11% May
5.40
Canadian Salt
5Va%
34
75c
10%
10%
*
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Jan
10%
•
Palmer
Dominion
Apr
10%
Minos
Petrofina
13
Jun
10%
1
Jan
12c
57C
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Preferred
24c
•
3.90
22%
1
Dominion
8,250
9,000
,
Mar
58c
—~—L—.—1
.—
1
—
Mines
Dom
Jan
26c
...
100
.1
_1
0.05
1.30
•
2.35
1
4.10 Jan
May
24c
common
Canadian Pacific
Dominion
May
1.25
—
2,200
*
Dome Petroleum
Jun
8%
82c
1
Northwest
Canadian Gil
Jan
1.57
Jun
Jan
Jan
25c
t
Canadian
Dome
1.25
-
Canadian
Jun
May
6% Mar
5
Oil
Husky
72c
14
1
12%
10c
—
70c
4.20
Mines
Jan
25To
150
17
Delnite
Distillers
30c
515
50
*
A
9,000
—
Mines
Jan
20c
Oils
Warrants
Canadian
a
*
class
9,117
11c
—
Mines
Gold
Deldona
33
10
1,050
100
Securities
44c
lie
-_1G
4.50
125
_♦
36%c Jun
7%C Apr
42c
22%
1
2.90 Mar
11,213
common—•
common.
11% Jan
1
-
Devon
1.10
157
2.25
21% Feb
19
333
'■
—
Apr
4.55
8,045
10%
2.50 Mar
Jan
495
13%
35c
—»—
—
Jan
08c
810
34c
10%
1.87 Jun
30
13
42c
Feb
Mar
74c
16 %c Mar
Apr
1.87
2.35
a,
23%
8%
50
32 %c
,
Canadian
12%
10%
*
10%
Canadian Hydrocarbon
;
Canadian Industries common
5%
12%
30 %
1
Oil—
Morse
Canadian Illgh Crest
Canadian Homestead
4%
5.00
Trust
Horn
Deer
Jun
16% May
Feb
29
2,600
22,550
12,190
32 %C,
4..—
.
Products
General
Canadian
3.60
4,75
12%
<■
...
Preferred
Canada
80c
3.40
300
11c
19%
1
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines7
——
Decoursey Brewis Mining
6.60 Jun
18%, Jan
5,905
10,500
12,005
.7%/:
4.80
14
.
1.23
•
76c
»
pfd
Mines
Fairbanks
A
■
7%
3.45
Eagle Oil—
Canadian Export Gas &
Food
1.10
7%
Petroleum
Steel
Canadian Dredge
.
1.23
3
1,075
12%
i
Canadian
Canadian
12
Wright
Drawn
Canadian
12
,
Canadian Devonian
Canadian
,•
common
Crown
Jan
6.00
3.45 Mar
2,905
31
Cellulose
.
Canadian Curtis
29%
Pete
Collieries
Preferred
31
■9—
6% Feb
29%c Jan
Jun
Jun
4.95- Feb
20
common™
Mines
Jan
Jun
3.55
1.90
;
Nest
Jan
105 %. May
12,083
13,574
2.08
Jun
100% Mar
20,100
14c
5.75 Mar
42
106
Jan
Feb
13%
Pershing
Crowpat Minerals
Apr
15%
21%
3Gc
4.15
190
31c
12c
!
—
Crows
4.10
...25
...
Croinor
7% V 7%
—"3.- rl;;-
Timber
Warrants
Jun
.
15
21
7,971
warrants
Canada
of
Ci est brook
42% May
147 »
Oil
15 % Mar
Jan
15%
21%
.♦
4.00
.1
12% Mai-
Jan
_!•
...
3.55
Ltd
49
835
common
(R L)
Feb
6,180
Canadian Celanesc
Craln
11% Jan
14
11
6.50
390
-50C
Cree
35%
6.00
105
Crestaururn Mines
35
0.25
104
Mines
Jan
160
5.65
104
1.10 Mar
Jan
100
34c
—
Craigmont
Feb
3,135
0.40
125
——
Apr
14%
5.65
class A__
106
Jun
Mar
14c
Jun
May
34
104
•
Copper
90
41%
warrants
7,111
106
...
55
42%
warrants.
■
42
1
39% Feb
'
Canadian Canncrs
4,100
40%
7%
Zinc
67%
8c
14%
_•
5.10
41%
Mining
Feb
14
op.
com..
11,510
4.80
:iiio
_.
Bit
Craig
Feb
64%
42
Lead
Jan
7%C
40
*
—
:
Aluminium
Coulee
57
63%
39%
8C
63%
20
common
Preferred
Canadian British
Cowichan
40%
1
Commerce
57c
55c
3.55
preferred
Jan
49
2,105
4,766
4,032
4,482
Minerals
of
Apr
1.05
Feb
182
14%
*
Cournor
2.35 Jan
Jun
51
Feb
Feb
26
Jan
55c
50
48 %
12
<>
common.
class B
Cable
76%
160%
6%'C
4.85
—
,
1.48 Jun
1,150
2,100
12.50
Steamship Lines
Preferred
25
200
92c
Apr
30% Jun
91
Apr
68 % May
: 75:
«>'80$
100
warrants—-—..
Petroleum
■
Jan
98
89
Canada Southern
Canadian Bank
Jun
37%
69
09
Oils
Canadian
25
95
10
—
Safeway Ltd preferred
Canadian
23% Apr
22%
95
»
.,.
-
Canada Southern
Wire
12% Jan
25
705
B
Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
28% Jan
25
30.000
—
common
Conwest
37
Jan
32%
55
Mtge
Class
12% May
Mar
Mar
10
31% Jun
27
1.53
*
.
Canada
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
463.350
8c
58c
-100
Petroleum
Co
Gas
25c
May
25c
7c
1
—.—
9c
12c
55c
18c
23c
1
15%c Mar
Ja»
1,000
11c
7%c
-—-1
High
Low
High
11c
11c
-100
74c
Apr
G.95
Basin
Sudbury
—-
—
4.15 Apr
3.75 Apr
10%
....
Class IJ
Canada Permanent
Canada
Consumers
31%
>
•
Canada Packers .class
Canada
Consolidated West
Apr
69
—..100
-
•
Warrants
Apr
102
25
10
Preferred
Canada
100
19
*
preferred
Malting common
4»Aft
Consolidated
Jan
33%
.
A
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
Jun
60c
Crushed
Canada
Mines
Jan
55c
Ltd".
Mines
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
78%
100
1
——
Consolidated Regcourt
Feb
1.27
35
25%
675
102
25%
Calgary & Edmonton
Consolidated Red Poplar
Jun
46c
Apr
_25c
—
Petroleum
High
Low
High
6c
:
Jan
;
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
.13 % Mar
4.80
Feb
28% May
May
15c
Jan
Jun
13c-
Feb
19
Jan
May
Jun
7.50
Jan
Jun
10% c
Apr
38% Jan
49% Mar
:
Volume
Number 5857
189
.
.
(2821) ' 45
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
39
Par
Low
13c
10,160
22c
83,500
14c
21c
21c
808
18c
19,000
Hendrrshot
Mfg- class
B
5%c
Home Oil Co Ltd—
7c
Jun
11c
Apr
10
Apr
J
6% Mar
55
700
100
&
3.00
35 % Mar
Jun
1
15%
16%
9,028
15%
14%
14%
15 %
5,424
21
14% Jun
Jan
.
Class 33
Feb
46
39%
Apr
4.30
4.30
4.50
1,100
4.25
Jan
5.25 Mar
52%
'52%
54%
7,525
Hoyie Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & SmeltingHudson Bay Oil
53%
Jun
63% Mar
'
16%
15c
71%
•
10%
20
.51.40 preferred
25
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
-preferred ■
4.862/3
19%
19%
82%
83
39%
38%
13%
39%
13%
4,350
5%
5%
100
5%c
6c
38%
17,000
4,141
May
80
Jan
6.30
Jan
55
May
7.15 May
Jun
6.35
investment
Imperial
6%S>
*
,
-
-
preferred
class A
L
...
—
6.50
6,700
10%
11
550
May
12%
Jan
19%
50
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
110
21%
Jan
23
77%
Jan
92
Jan
38%
Jun
46%
Jan
13%
12% Apr
5% Jan
14%
5%
.
5%c Jun
9%c Jan
-
1
6c
V Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common—*
v
.52 %■; preferred
50
37%
37%
44%
44%
45
50%
255
12%
12%
13
620
7
7
7
10
120
50
100
Indian Lake Gold—
■i 36
preferred™.
*Jc
—.50
—
-Warrants
•
•
Ingersell Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co__
!
:
Inland Natural
Gas
common.
^Preferred
>■
'■
—
JhA.—jJ
--i
.
Petroleum
International
2.40
2.40
2.50
1,100
43c
42c
46c
10,600
Irish Copper
42c
94% Mar
232
9% Jan
12%
Jun
48% Mar
55%
Fob
6,000
5%
26% Jan
1,130
42
Jun
35
Jun
Jan
4.35 Mar
2.26 Jun
2.31
2.26
2.63
34.900
1.61
1.61
1.90
1.870
14%
7 % May
Apr
21%
100
41%
34%
42% Jan
1.61
12
1,200
2.55
Jun
16
Jan
J aye
_1
55c
46c
57C
35c
Iso "Uranium
2.05
2.01
2.30
1
30c
——
,
1
:—.1
8%
8%
8%
(1939)
13c
13c
14c
..1
13c
12c
14c
;
Preferred. i—1_—
2.55
10%
1
•
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jan
21c
Jan
Feb
12c
Jun
34c
Jan
8%
Jan
2.80 Apr
11% Apr
Jan
69c
Jan
1.90
8%
610
37c
11,290
Kerr-Addison. Gold
Kilembe
j
Copper
Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
<'
;
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Mines..
Lake Shore
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La Luz
Oil
Landa
Laura
i.
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Gold
Gold Mines
•Lexindin
Little Long Lac
\
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Loblaw Groceterias class A
-Glass
-
B
Loblaw
pfd
preferred
class
Cos
A
-Class B
%c
3,500
20c
-Preferred
;
;
-
-
Warrants
-Louvicourt
(W
Lowney
-
;
Mines
Macfie
Exploracions
MacLeod Cockshutt
-Macmillan
Madsen
Bloedel
class
2.90
9%c
1.00
I,400
1.00
3.15
5,960
1,965
6,000
30
34c
4.30
4.50
3.25
3.40
2.15
2.15
25
23%
25'
1.45
1.36
: -*v;
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1.46
:
11 %c
125
Mar
22c
26c
38c
Jan
2.15 Jun
-
23%
11,350
3.75
.
.
2814
1.99
2.12
5,885
29
29
29%
30
30%
33%
2,555
32%
33%
17,430
45
45
46%
11
12%
11%
12%'
*
5
5
17c
20c
19c
24 %C
22c
11c
8c
8c
28%
'
*
Feb
44%
11
JUn
11
2,400 '
2,310
May
'
230 *
4.80 Jan
42
.
.
6.00 Mar
Jan
26c
Mar
26c
II,530
22c
Jun
46c
Jan
13c
10,800
3,300
11c
May
8c
Apr
29
115
*
23c
11 %C
Jun
40c
Jan
Jan
19c
Ma*
14,600
25c
Jan
55c
9c
32,600
5,150
7%c Jun
16c
38
38%
2,510
27,050
3.10
3.25
8,625
6c
7c
16,520
27%
175
4c
1,500
1.15
1,550
7c
7c
1,820
83c
83c
995
18
19%
5,120
see
page
'46.
.100
7c
2.66
Jan
Jan
50c
May
40,GOO
'42c
May
010
Jun
Mar
205
I,400
17c
17C
.20
*
5.75
5
117
'
Lead
National
Petroleum
National
Steel
Nesbitt
Labine
Atliona
New
Bidlamaque
25c
30c
Calumet
New
Continental Oil
Alay
12c
Mar
Jun
69c
Mar
Jaii
7
30c
46c
39,325
5%c
6 VaC
4,000
12c
11 Vic
30c
29c
31c
.16,082
II,700
7,550
29c
Jun
43c
Jari
3 5c
15c
Jun
22c
Maf
35c
Jun
73c
Jan
Jan :
36c
.Apr
38c
Alar
7VaC
12c.
5c'
40c
10,100
35c
BOO
28c
26C
32c
—1
22C
21c
22c
52,700
14,600
20c
2.55
2.64
5,970
7c
40c
of Canada..
-1
Dickenson
Goldvue
98c
.1
Mines
7c
14 Vac
,
Mining &
Mylamaque
2.67 Alay
2.25 Jan
9c
11,182
7c
4,600
10c
Apr
May
72c
1.09
110,685
72c
Jun
7c
8VaC
31,274
13VaCl6VaC
108,400
11 Vic
Apr
15c
Jan
1.53 Alar
7c
Jun
12c
Jan
6 Vic
Jan
27 %c
Apr
28c
28c
35c
26,600
27c
Jan
41c
Mar
-1
45c
42c
51c
Apr
55c
Mar
2.30
8,400
372,750
30c
.-1
Mines
Manitoba
May
Feb
II
Kelore Mines
New
20c
lOVic 10 VaC
8%C
Mines
New Ho.sco Mines
Jason
10 %C
.1
Harricana
2.55
II
Mines
New
New
,
Vic Apr
12c
7c'Apr
Pete
New
Newlund
7c
30c
8c
43c
Mines
Davies
Jun
May
5 Vac
7%c
Develop
Delhi
Jan
36c
20c
15c
Mines.,
Concord
New
Feb
20c
20c
New
New
4.60 Mar
19
Jan
Vic Aur
-.1
—
Gold
Ne\v Bristol Oils—,
New
8
-.1
Mines
New
New
Jun
2.10 Jun
16
—1
.
..1
Alger Mines
New
17c
116%
May
5% Jan
118% Jun
22,000
10,500
..1
Uranium
New
12C
„
Aur
28
Apr
4.55 May
2,135
370,400
•—j
Mines
26 %
2,500
18%
17%
;
15c
Mar
8c
■
100
2.55
17
117
:25c
Car
Nealon
117
2.10
16C
i.1
National
Smelting!—
1.92
1.85
7c
7c
4,500
6C
Apr
9 Vic
Rouyn Merger
..1
18c
17c
22c
43,900
10c
Jan
26c
May
Senator
New
New
..1
6%c
6 VaC
6 Vic
12,680
6c
Jan
10c
Alay
New
-1
1.00
1.00
1.07
Exploration
Rouyn
Superior Oils
Taku
New
..1
Mines
Gold
Newnorth
;
4,882
1.00
15c
2,000
13 Vic
63c
28,442
55c
Jun
.1.20
Jan
80 c
-1
80c
1,925
78c
Jun
1.20
Jan
1.80
1.76
1.97
16,340
6c
18,500
5%C
6C
-1
Mines
Feb
55c
-1
"
Nisto
2.71 May
Jan
13 Vic
II
Nipissing Mines
1.18
56c
»
Mines.—,.
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
Nor
1.40
Jun
Jan
18c
Jun
May
2.65 Alar
Jun
1.76
8Vic Feb
5%c Jun
•
IIIIIIl
Mines
Mining Corp.
2.55
Jan
G4c
28,979
55c
Alar
78c
May
29c
34c
9.832
29c
Jun
52c
Jan
1.20
1.35
43,815
1.28
1.26
1.38
6,924
91c
75c
75c
»
47c
1,757
12
Feb
190
35
Alay
16
16%
2,815
29c
10,097
Jun
1.10
Jan
3.50
1,745
3.00
Alay
5.00
Jan
1.35
1.35
1.40
1.30
Jan
1.85
Apr
13%
13%
14
3,250
4,124
16%
Jan
3.45
3.35
3.50
2,055
13% Alay
3.05 Apr
25c
26c
9,300
23c
42c
78
78
10
89,425
Utilities
-100
78
Mines
1
21c
15c
23c
Beaucage
1
1.50
1.50
270
•
10c
10c
14
14
92
Mar
Jan
1.07
Jun-ir
Jan
25 %c Jan
10%
106
107
13c
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.40 Mar
19%
97%
Jun
Jun
.42 %c Mar
17c
Feb
20c
Mar
2.05 Mar
—
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Wood Specialties——
Lake Mines
Ocean
Oka
Mar
( 2.00 May
23c.
11% May
Jan
18
;
Apr
Apr
9 Vic
11c
7,500
7c
Jan
15c
75C
85c
19,070
66c
Jan
Vic
87,003
16
2c
16%
1.07 May
3c
May
16%
Okalta
Metals
Oils
—
—
—
Copper
Opemiska
—
Orange Crush
Orchan
1,500
14%
Jan
3,600
11 Vic
Jun
17Vic
91c
19,000
5,400
74c
Jun
1.35
74c
85C
.900
16c
1.10
28%
17c
Warrants
88c
1.05
226,400
86c
Jun
1.34
Jun
9c
9c
9VaC
6,000
9c
May
13c
Mar
45c
34c
46c
8,086
32c
Jan
65c
Mar
—1
33c
30c
33c
10,500
30c
Jun
45c
May
1
13%
13
13%
18,126
13
Jun
-
•3,337
■
29 %
Jun
36 % Mar
33 Vic
33 VaC
34c
70c
73c
6,000
7 Vic
8c
14,500
10,500
Mines
"
33 Vic Jun
60c
Jan
Jan
79c
May
6%c Jan
13c
Mar
59c
5c
7%c Jan
Apr
5c
5c
3.10
3.10
100
33c
32c
33c
6,100
4.15
4.15
4.25
900
4.15
Jun.
5.30
Jan
1.25
1.50
1,300
1.15
Jan
2.15
Feb
3.90
4.20
II,908
8,130
3.15
Feb
5.00
18c
Feb
25c
Apr
Apr
19c
4.833
16c
May
22c
Feb
23c
23c 26 Vic
10,900
18c
May
36c
Apr
9%
9V
9%
1,580
9
Jan
5c
—
Canada
of
3.95
Gold—
19 Vic 19 Vic
l6c
lGc
Feb
Credit preferred
& Oil preferred
33
155
30
10
107
Jun
97%
40
1.28
8,000
23c
23c
23c
18,030
1.40
Gold Mines—
97%
1.20
1.40
200
1.G6
1.85
56,345
97%
Oil & Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Feb
Pickle
1.78
1.05
Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
.
1.38
—
97% Jun
1.20
22c
Jun
Alar
Feb
113%
Jan
36
.
Apr
"109
Jan
100 %
Apr
1.80 Jan
29c
Feb
Jan
1.77 Mar
1.50 Alar
2.78 Mar
1.30
1.10
8,830
1.64
Jan
1.05
1.15
21,015
1.01
Jan
1.25
May
8c
8 Vic
6c
Jan
12c
Mar
1.20
1.41
28,000
176,100
1.00
1.03
—
Gold Mines
65c
Alar
108
1.20
—.
4.00 Jan
Jan
33
Gas
Chow
o
2.85
32c
108
common
Preferred
Pitch Ore
Jun
3,345
3,000
30
Drilling
Peruvian
Jan,
12%
8.75
-
Pembina Pipeline common
Perron
18%
Jun
7 Vic
20c
Jun
8.55
29 V#
.
9 3%
230
29%
Warrants
Permo
F.eb
12% Mar
1.00
•
9%
—
Pater Uranium
Peoples
tV
Jan
.
8%
8.50
Mines
Penmans
Jan
29
8,50
1
■•
Patino
JUn
.
8%
•
:
Porcupine
8.50
3.35
11,143
Jan
23c
Jun
,Jan
1
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Pallister Petroleum
Pamour
26
1
Mines
Petroleums
16c
•••25
28 %
9.00'
Apr
8.95
1
—
Oslsko
Pacific
Feb
18
1
u—
Orenada Gold
Ormsby Mines
Lake Mines..:
Vic Jun
11 Vic 14 Vic
—1
•
O'Leary Malartic
Ontario Loan & Debenture—
Jun
Jan
30c
Feb
Alay
78C
9%c
Cement
Rare
16%
May
May
'
14
1
Mines
Petrol Oil & Gas.
22c
Jan
1.35
15c
Feb
Jan
80
Apr
13 Vic
Jun
4.00
Jan
75%
>
17
Vic
Gold
Feb
113
10c
400
pfd
Nudulama Mines -i.—'
40c
150
14% Feb
3,000
20
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
May
Jan
10c
-
Feb
Apr
1.80
3.25
20
<■:,
16% Alay
44 % May
3,800
16
44
Telephone
Northland Oils Ltd—
(■»..
2.50. Jan
-75c
16
Canada
Northern
Oakville
Alay
Alay
16c
Mines
Northern Ontario Natural Gas.
•
1.98 Alay
3.30
1957 warrants
Northwestern
Jun
15 %
—
5c
Mar
1.18
43%
15%
-50
A
59c
59c
warrants
Norvalie
Feb
30c
warrants
Preferred
Pato Consol
11c
2,225
Class
Nova
Alar
1.80
1.28
North Star Oil common
Northern
36
Jun
-1
Uranium
1956
Feb
4.60
Jun
Jun
1.20
-1
Rankin
Class
2.75
33
-1
-1
Northgate Exploration Ltd
North Goldcresti Mines Ltd
Jun
75c
Jon
70
28 V*
12% Jan
36c
920
Jan
1.25
Jun
2,940
21%
8,100
308,710
15,100
Jun
3.45 May
11c
Mar
14c
33
Mar
Feb
22c
1.33
15c
1.04
May
2.90
May
6%c Jun
Jan
9 Vie
33
6c
3%c Jan
27c
1.22
A
4.50 Alar
Jan
May
2.80
North
Feb
Alar
16c
1.33
Feb
14c
14c
10VaC
I"II
Mar
43c
Feb
3.15
Mar
13 Vic
9,200
15,500
2.90
44%
1.44
1.10
3.10
31c
2,495
J
50
Jan
1.16
1.07
17c
30c
38
Apr
Apr
10c lOVic
17c
Canadian Oils common.. ——250
North
35%
May
15
3.55
10c
Jan
7c
48,615
Parker
6,250
36,100
153,200
16c
Paramaque
8c
42,105
37c
14c
Parbec
8c
34c
33c
15C
Jan
23C
16 %
50
3,500
•
Jan
55
33c
15c
4,031
7c
•
Norsyncomaque
Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
i
Jan
24,400
15%
3,500
53%
35c
IIIIIIl
Nickel
1.47
97%
128% 128%
51%
51%
3.30
1
....
Norlartic
Norpax
17c 17 Vic
17c
7c
Gold
Acme
Jun
12c
1.09
„
5.75
1.12
23c 25 %c
13c
—
57c
Feb
Jan
32c
3.10
33,500
15c
Jan
33
28% May
1.20
14c
18,700
1.10
Consol
Jan
6%c
29c
8c
Feb
May
17% Mar
15
1.12
97%
Feb
48
7%c
33c
Alay
1.04
65,82(5
59c
50c
Jan
8c
15%
50c
50c
27 %
O'Brien
30c
•
40
59c
,
4.70
Obaska
2.99
2.99
Jan
44,000
15c 16%c
12 %c
:ioo
Apr
20% May
Jun
27 %
Jan
15%C
—1
Jan
37
'
Anr
Feb
May
40% Feb
32% Jun
595
"
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common.
4% % conv pfd
5%% convertible preferred
17%
8,653
Apr
Jan
31
32%
11%
Martin-McNeely Mines
555
38%
3,600
Jun
32
29%
32%
1.25
18%
37
10c
2.48
Apr
32 % Jun
•
Apr
1.25
9%0
Explorations Ltd
National Grocers preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B
6%c
Apr
28
1,085
32%
I—1
90
Jan
•
340
•
4c
Marigold Oils
Apr
Jan
80c
National
17c
Jun
30%
Maritime Mining Corp
48
75
17
Jun
1.6,1 Mar
Jun
11c
.1
36% Jan
50
16,890
39
18%
r-: 2.60 May
JUn'
1.36
3%c Apr
1.96 Ma
27
Marcon Mines
25
87
85c
,
39c
6.00 Mar
3.30 May
Jan
3.00
•
11,500
23c
Alay,
Feb
5.80 May
Jan
4.45
2.0(7
1
42
Jun
Jun
May
34c
Jan
19,600
.100
40
14% Feb
Jan
120
980
GG6<
Jan
5c
19
£6% Jan
14%
Jun
4c
common,
27
16c
1.50 Mar
3.25
11c 12 Vac
—
Jun
22%. Jan
22% Jan
100
1.47 Mar
Jun
9c
1,200
J*
,
605
Feb
2.50 Mar
1,000
3.30
11%
Jan
60c
5.855
7c
Lreferred
footnotes
1.10
92c
Jan
8% May
2,350
3.15
Maralgo Mines
For
31 % Mar
5.55
Barvue
30
25%
470
4.30
Uranium
Matachewan
27% Mar
2,869
9%
32c
Red Lake.
Maple Leaf Milling
1,240
28%
5.50
38%
■
22,400
Mar
29%
15,500
Majortrans
MaLartic Goldfields
Manitou
Jun
45c
Jan
95c
28
31C
JUognet Cons Mines.
Maker Shoe Ltd
Maneast
15%c Apr
27%
; 5.50
•
B
Fob
27c
19c
Jan
Mar
14,650
Mar
Jun
1
1
1
Mines
Macdonald
'
I
—
Jan
16 3,b Alar
16%
8Gc
Jun
9c
52c
Apr
21
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co:
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Macassa
14c
•
1
•
'
3.75
Jan
Jan
14Vic Jan
87
39
Warrants
53c
28c
29
2.85
13%
Jan
80c
18%
—l
:
Preferred
7,150
12c
...
Jan
2.90
15%
Jun
20,925
1
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35c
Jun
10
Jun
183,625
28C
1
Apr
1.31
15%
4.10
10c
120 120%
;
„
Goldfield
Feb
25c
x
16%
2.17
74c
•
•
Lorado Uranium Mines
-
49c
15%
Jan
1.95
*
Long Island Petroleums
Jun
—5
Creek Mines
Preferred
Mar
2.35
60c
45c
Apr
7.20
Mar
1.60
9c
■12
A
6c
68c
1.05
:
:
3.00 Mar
11%
9%
50
~
,'Glass A warrants
Loeb 4M) Ltd
London Hosiery class
,
18% Apr
•
2Gc
National Drug & Chemical common. —5
Nama
Noranda Mines
9,647
•
—
Apr
1.90 Apr
18%
Norgold Mines
15,705
lie
42
.1
Jan
21
'
41
37
-i
28c
4.00
r
41
84c
Works—
Northspan
1
1
1
Alay
1.00
Jan
375
26
i
Wright Iron
Minerals
Jun
3.50
•
30
30
•
:
May
93c
Jan
Mar
1.35
608
27
25 %
-100
Multi
18 %c
18
20%
1
-1
1
Leitch Gold
Lencourt
10c
Apr
12Vic Mar
Feb
9%c
—10c
3
—
Mt
Apr
Jun
463
26%
common
new
Apr
Feb
6%c
•
Secord Candy
Corp
Jan
70c
1.90 Alar
09c
3,250
25%
;
25c
Mar
-68c
34,700
c
Jan.
May
3.35 Jan
8c
800
3.25
14%
41c
37%
—
72c
3.90
2.95
3.25
Jan
Jan
28,005
14%c 16 %
15C
—l
Corp
Knitting preferred
Porcupine %.
Montreal Locomotive
May
7%c
1.00
28C
,
Apr
12 Vic
1.00
6,825
3,000
12,527
1.50
26c
1.31
1
Moneta
52c
.
4.60 Mar
*
:
Latnaflue Gold .Mines...
Molybdenum
19,327
2,400
7,500
28
26C
26c
i
*
......
45c
5.75
28%
82c
1.60
1.37
•
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Illio
—.
Preferred
24%c
5.30
45c
75c
14%
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
Moore
72c
69c
•
II
Jan
8% Mar
Mines
Lake Osu Mines...
•
-III
Uranium
Jun
1.35 Jan
1.90
9C
1.50
48c
Apr
8Vic Jan
8c
•
:
Feb
Jun
14c
600
16c
95
2.50 Mar
I,700
80c
,
Mines
Monarch
27c
3,416
29,575
9,260
21,210
18,300
69c
,
Brick
Ore
18,500
57c
Mining Corp
Min
33c
2.80
26c
Milliken Lake
Milton
8c
1.41
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T_
Petroleums
City
25c
4,160
50c
Warrants
Mill
56,500
16c
I—1
;
May
900
Mines
Dufault
Oil
6c
3,680
1
—1
Lakeland Gas
1
LakeLingman Gold Mines..
1
Lake of Woods Milling pfd——...100
Lake Cinch
Lake
Midcon
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
1.78 Mar
Apr
1.25
1
16c
20%
•
•
—10
Ltd.."
-Labrador Mining &
Mines
Uranium
26c
9%
70c
,
,(Jolm)
Labatt
.
Ltd
Oils
Kroy
Meta
Jun
81%
1.29
1
5,000
2.02
;—1
1
....
—
30c
2.65
2.74
6
28c
Apr
50c
Mining
24,100
60c
20c
Minerals
Kirkland
Klrkland Townsite
Island
Merrill
151,825
8%
Glass C warrants,
-
8c
—50c
Expl & Dev
Mercury Chipman Knit—I—I]
Normetal
;—1
;
35c
•
Mentor
30c
2.00
1
1
Kenvllle Gold Mines.
■
k
12%
Jun
G%
-*
-
Jan
64c
Jun
5.30
Kelly Douglas class A
~
1~1.25
9%c
56c
18%c
30c
31c
1
Mines
16c 20 %c
56c
——~■—...15c
Jupiter Oils
.
Gold
6%c
19c
1
...
AleWa tiers
27 %c
9c
Rights....
Mines
Apr
2.80 Mar
13c
11,075
'»
45c
42c
43c
Joliet-Quebec Mines .:
Jonsmlth
2.40
10%
2.55
Jockey. Club Ltd: common.
May
30c
32,000
;
...
Lake
Mines
Joburke
-
30c 34 %C
Jan
82c
Jun
1.87 Mar
26,700
Gold1 Miiles.
Jefferson
Jellicoe
46c
•66,700
-
16,175
1,175
23,500
"Exploration
968
8C
—1
Like
New
.
Jacobus
Feb
3,764
6%
14%
Apr
Jan
11%
14%
3.25
70c
Jun
41 %c
50%
1
16% Mar
Feb
2.40 Jun
:
Apr
7% Jan
Jun
6%
Bay Mines—
———-1
Iroquois
Glass preferred—.,—.—10
21%
Jan
11%
32%
7% Mar
•
Jun
49%
Iron
-
«
Jun
32%
50
41%
Jan
7%
Jan
15
55,500
32 "a
15
5% Jun
16
28c
41%
May
23c
33
23c
-
-
Jan
Jan
45% Apr
53
83
33
28c
25c
Mines—
4%
17%
9,387
93%
93
33
'
—
'91%
•
—
Interprovineial Bldg Credits com——*
Interprovincial Pipe Line
;
5
Interprovineial Steel
I
•
Investors Syndicate common
.25c
A
435
—:
Ltd
Ranwiclc
International
'.Class
15%
~1
international Nickel Co common
V
3,250
15
39%
Apr
11% May
6% May
3,845
2,069
5%
Mining & Development—1
Inspiration
'
6%
20%
5%
15%.
-!
5%
20%
5%
20
——
AV arrants
5%
20%
10
1
Inland Cement Co preferred
Lake
Medallion Petroleums
Feb
Mar
6
43% May
49% Jan
.
v
90%
90%
13c
1.00
Feb
120
10,197
23
23
'
Red
Red
Jan
20c
i
Jan
62
889
72%
71%
10
Imperial Bank
Apr
49
400
54%
21%
Jun
15%
8,500
/
16c
54
54
.20
4,233
16%
15%
15c
-1
—
Huron & Erie Mortgage
470
40
39%
Howard Smith Paper common
Hugh Pam Porcupine
20% Jan
89
1.55
Feb
4.25
Jan
15%
Class A
Mar
7
Jan
30%
Jun
77
1.75 Jan
500
1,950
3.00
1.95 May
Jan
Jan
4
-
Jan
9c
Feb
5c
1.61
Feb
76
Apr
47
425
6
31%: 32%
,
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Feb
Apr
Jan
3,500
1.72
57%
A
i
25c
24c
1.65
1.55
Feb
Jun
4%
(336
3,900
3,300
-50c
Mayfskir Oil & Gas
Mclnt.vre Porcupine
McKenzie
5%
5
16 %c
High
Low
High
15%c 1G%C
5
1—1
Mines
McMarmac
58c
30
1.72
5
Jan
Jan
Jun
544
5%c
(Canada)—
Hinde-& Dauch
Class
10,300
57%
Highland Bell
14c
25c
Apr
36c
12,300
7c
65.
Jan
Apr
8%c Jan
9%
60
preferred—
Paper
Jun
LOW
Ltd
Maybrun
15% May
10%c Fefo
9
& Co_
Heva Gold Mines
Holden
8%
7c
Mines
H)
2,734
36c 38%c
Headway Red Lake
Hees^Geo
106%
18c
16 %c
Mines..
Herd cf Lakes Iron
Heath Gold
Apr
14%
Minerals
Gold
103%
45
Maxwell
19% May
Apr
16c
Hard Hock Gold Mines-
High
14%
|
13%
11 %c
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
4,320
106
106
-let-preferred
Harrison
16%
15
Ha-r*ee Farms common
Low
High
-
95c
Jun
1.10 Mar
1.80 May
!
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
—,.—:
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Placer
Develop
Powell
Trust
President
Preston
Jun
80c
May
Jun
43 ft
400
2.85
Jan
4.55
4.25
4.05
4.30
4,850
4.05
Jun
73a
~-20c
4.50
4.05
5.00
1,760
-100
1.51
1.51
1,51
10
1.70
1:65
1.65
—*
35%
.
36c
4%
Feb
9,100
1.55
Jan
150
'
•
—
5.95
2,855
5.60
Jun
9,510
3.70
Jun
2.GO
2.60
7c
GftC
80c
80c
42c
43c
1,906
2.75
15,365
v
6 Vac
30,933:
50 c
1.10
Jun
80c
ft,2.55 Mar
17,000
8c
42c
12c
40c
3flc
42c
16,875
39c
Jun
77c
25c
26c
19,300
25c
Jun
48c
5c
Apr
Ultra
7ft c Mar
Feb
7.25 Mar
Copper Corp
Develop
Corp
—i
5c
5c
5ftc
13,100
—i
5.10
5.10
5.50
3,"(85
Manltou
Quebec
i
Mines—.—
•
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
.
Gas
14 %c
78c
14 VaC
15c
9,200
14c
78C
80c
8,925
78c
17
16ft
17
5,646/
16Vft
,
i
—
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum—
4.10
■
—i
22c
Jan
33 ftc
Jun
27c 33 ftc
"i—i
15c
Jan
lift
1,735
11
Jun
He
lift
452,592
11
29c
•
11c
1,025
8%c Jan
Corp
Uranium
Radiore
Mines—
Mines
1
Corps Ltd class B
Fuel
Class
Ranger Oil
Realm
Reef
804,320
44c
Jan
4,800
22c
Jun
G5c
1.G1
:
Chemical
30c
GlC
50c
62c
222,500
GC
GC
7,000
1.20
1.20
400
class
1.49
Jun
1.07 Mar
1,440
29 ft
May
35 Va
8,600
20c
50c
lie
5,166
9c
13c
25C
32c
27,700
18
18
100
Jun
77C
19
21
100
21
Jun
21
100
12
Jan
17
15c
15C
18c
33,500
13C
May
24c
42c
112,400
35c
Jan
53c
1,283
9ftc
Apr
14c
10 ft
10 ft
19,107
97
97
98
115
7ftC
9
Mar
13
14 ftc
Jun
7,000
85
87
3,225
75 %
7.90
7.90
8.25
Preferred
IIII25
ft-
Industries
3,068
875
18 ft
_»
—
12
19
lift
12 ft
3,425
10c
2,000
——III Hi
Ryanor Mining
10c
Jan
7.90
Jun
Jun
9
23
Mar
18ft
14
9 Vac May
ft
—*
(G
4^65
57%
•i
'
—
1——f——
St
Maurice
Sapphire
Lake
14 y8
13 ft
14 ft
8.60
9.15
GlC
67c
14,800
5Co
Mar
G8c
12 ftC
14c
7,800
12c
Apr
16ftc
1.04
1.04
1.28
11,450
94c
Jan
1.58
49 ft
&
Power
Mines
Dairies
Jan
West
—
class
10%
Jan/",
79,665
80c
Jan
1.28
17,853
88c
Jan
7,000
Malartic
&
:—
Stand
35
Jan
43
Feb
95c
Jan
1.22
3,800
15,627
300
34 ftc
36c
4,300
35c
36c
lift
lift
35%
80c
2.00
1.90
445
32 ft Mar
21c
Jan
51
Feb
82
May
116,300
310
20c
Jun
49c
Mar
15c
29c
5
5
S Va
16c
17c
18,350
lOftc 11 ftc
5,666
5
Mar
7ft
Jan
19c
56 ft
57 ft
630
47 Va
Jan
59ftf Jun
—*
A
17
17
100
14
Jan
17
58c
50c
65c
23,065
50c
Jun
25c
27c
2,620
9
9
100
58c
58c
60c
3,730
45c
Apr
May
56c
Jun
82c
5c
—
Mines
*
Ltd_i
X
*
.37 Va
—•
79
78 ft
Steel of Canada
Steeloy Mining——
Steep Rock Iron-
Steinberg, class
GOc
56c
60c
8,016
6c
6 ftc
38 ft
525
80 ft
6,235
6%c
X
—
—X
——-
Preference '
Sterling Trusts
Feb
99 ft
May
102
25
42
Jan
47
Jun
15
100
15
Jun
16ft
Apr
21c
12c
2.15
2.10
1
21c
2.10
Jan
1.55
2.00
7,439
7,530
16c
16 ft
1,180
lift
Feb
5.80
5.60
5.80
310
3.15
Jan
Jun
15ft
15%
15 ft
1,215
15 ft
__50c
4 ftc
4 ftc
4
ftc
2,000
4.20
4.20
mix
4.40
700
1.12
1.12
1.15
40,GOO
'
common-
28ft
common-
28 ft
28 ft
6
Mines
Calgary
_____
1
Silver
s
*
Mines.--.
—1
10
:
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto
Iron. Works class
Toronto Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration
1.25
—
Canadian
12 Va
6ft
'Jan
15%c
2,072
% 14c
Preferred
Canadian
-27ft
,
;
32
Apr
Consolidated
Paper
Oil
%c
1.70
300
1.10
78,100
"5C ' 5 Vic
International
1,500
36,700
"31c
35c
285
25c
,
Jun
International
Utilities
92
49
532
6ft
62c
Jun
14c
May
265,125
34c
1,^00
63 ft
2,683
123
-
1,325
51
51
80
23
23
23
320
59
59
90
8c
MT.
12 ft Feb
1.96
35c
Apr
Ogilvie
-
2,500
19 ft
Power
&
Flour
1.48
Apr
28c
Feb
40c 'Jim
Apr
3-10May
2.75 May
20c
Feb
35c-
Jan
45c
Apr
Jan
63
ft
Jun
Jun
16
Jun
41ft
Jan
51
Price
Bros
Yukon
Range Since Jan.*
Jan
1
Feb
37V2
Jan
46
Mar
6•
Jun
5
110
6
41
140
2,050
"
28
3.70
4.00
,:i8vft
18/?o
27
2.255
6%
Jan
4.65 Apr
;
.
27% Jan
3,405
18
Jun
100
28
Jan
200
21% May " .ft
33
33
23
15%
110
:
'
9 Va
33% Apr
Feb
ft
9%
16%
225
33V 4
680
32%
40
400
35
•
6%
7%
4,917
5
39
411b
3,933
16c
17c
,.-.87%
SB'/i
255
25%
3,020
28
75
21
«
__
—
t/
:
13c
38% Jun
-
48
T
:
*
114
14
110
32V1>
1,525
27
156
20
138
Jan
85%
80
Feb
Apr
28% Apr
.
30
Mar
May-% Mar
Mar
32%
.
■
Apr
121
Feb
114
Feb
25c
"
Jan
Mar
92
Mar
19'A
Jan
€
45
Mav
86
-851ft
—ft-6
•—.
28
3.250
32V4
155
32 >4
5
,—
-
-
37% May
38
.
Jun
25% Feb
15% Jun
17% Jun
Jan
25%*/
^
ft
Mar
6Vi
—1
.
/
Jan
16
38
ft/40
Jan..-
36% Feb
May
3.30
1,320
<-,22%
20
:
High
Low
High
Jun
1ST Apr
&
Paper—'
85sa
—*
Paper_^.——2.50
Cons
^—__ft..l
Feb
49
132
Jan
140
2:85
43
1.50
300
75c
95c
97,300
-
300
2.00
Apr
795
41%
Jun
99c
Apr
60c
Feb *
-
-
Jun
Apr
-
1.50
.
' .80c
36% Mar
Jun
40
25
•41%
42
—*
ft
140
85% Jun
3I34
100
2.65
—*
Gold Corp—1
47%
140
i_l
_ft—ft-—_ft
-160
47
—.'——-——100
Mines-—
10
-
32%-
32%
—ft-*-
common:
2."95 Jun
50
Jan
LS0 Jun
95c
*
Jun
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
a
No par valfie»/.
••
Odd lot sale- (notr
•
%
ihcluded In year'i
Jun
31
Feb
56.
Jan
59"ft May
Jan
t
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rangeh
'
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e
in year's range)',
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f Flat price.
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-
.
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.
'
rCash sale (not/Included In year's range).
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*
•
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ftUnXAdmitted to unlisted trading privilege.
.
-
Jun
23
14c
Sales
G%
*,
Southwest Petroleum ——ft
Jun
Jan
May
1.44 May
May
Shares
15%
(1956)
Ontario
—ft
Oreille"
Pend
Apr
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
413a
—
Preferred
Apr
27c
15
G8c
.
Jan
22 VaC
51
2.00
for Week
*
27%
23
_
16/-
Jun
1.65
Canadian Dollars
.6
;
;l
.
51
8c
Jan
6c
16
1.38
1G
Jun
1.00
2,500
15
Feb
8
13 ft May
21,950
34c
62 ft
93
99c
29 480.
1.02
Minnesota
Jun
7c
34c
Maclaren
Jun
18c
1.C4 Jan
1,000
of Prices
v
^3.70
'-7.50
Inc
1.13 Apr
74 ft May
10%
1.04
Loblaw
3.70 May
^
Jan
Jan
Feb
54c
6c
1.16
2.48
3,503
96c
16
Feb
Jan
ft Mar
3,910
-
C
62%
Jan
.Jan
92
8
12ft
9
1.87. Jan
Mar
14c
Jun
7,950
35c
-
ft 40%
ft
6
■181 ft
Paper
19ft
300
36c
40c
8c
97c
2.500
.
16c
2,416
63
24% Apr
1-3% Apr
1.65 Feb
•
.
ft 24c.'Jun :
27.000
•
common..—
9Va
11
29,300.
9c
.
I r 6
ft; 28
..ft-.
Dupont Co of Canada
Hayes Steel Prods—
19 ft
1,436
-
30c
143
.Low
—
18%
15,500
Apr
~
•-—
Anr
29,850
" 9,925
"■
Jan
8c
Arc .Expressed in
.—5
—ft_:
Mar
Apr
1.97 Apr
Jan-
1.28
86C
common.—
80c
Jan
27% Feb
18%
•
Jun
9.10
1.05
Feb
19%c Feb
;
4.52
19 %c
Jan
.t
420
lLVi
n-
Jan
:22c
Exchange — Curb Section
Shown
——.—■——*■—
.
Dalhoitsie
87c
1,275
.
May
24Vi
2,020
22
26
General Investments
Dominion Glass
8ft
1.B5 Jan
Mar
7c
*>2.75
Canadian Ingersoll Rgnd——
Canadian Marconi
Jun
*
—X
81c
14c
:
—;
Cottons'
Mar
96c
15
50
600
*
May
20
A
Jan
5 Va Mar
C014J
9
9
24% Apr
Jun
6,000
17c'..
'•246.
90c
„-l
Gold
50c
lc
92
—*"
Ltd—
..._1
Dredging--—
Canada «fe Dominion,: Sugars—..
Canada Vinegars;.
:
Canadian Bronze common;
Feb
6 ftc
Asbestos
Bulolo.
32
3.30
Mar
■€%May
2^60 Jan
1.65
National Corp—
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper_Anglo. Newfoundland. Develop -ft—5
Jun
16c
.10c
ft'27c"
Andian
Jan
73ft
34
Jun
31,000
',1.51
1.51
Par
Jan
73
Jan
7
1.13
1
Sale Trice
4
57c
73%
29
70"
290
38.430
92c
"2114
1.08
Prices
..<••
89c
54c
—1
Warrants
Mines
*
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27
7%
Tiara Mines
Tidal Petroleums
Torbrltr
*
IIIIIoo
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators new
i
110
9,310
May
8
"
-7 •
'',8c
Toronto Slock
9 Va
25c
Tip Top Tailors
Jun
17 ft
1.00 Jan
500
2.21
108
V2C -7%c
•'•*'
.26%'
21%
*
25c
Jan
2 "0
jun
1.94
15 %c
—:—
Apr
2.00
Jan
104%
■
i5c
7
——-ftft-
70c
3.00
Third Canadian Gen Inv
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park
Electric
Zulapa Mining.
GOc
2.10
common-
Zenith
-
4,325
1
Jan
14Vi
180
30%*
•
92C
;
15c
;20c
Metal.—___-1—
2,000
1
Mines
Ltd
6.00
-b
Mar
87
3,190
"
ft_l
66c
Temagami
Canada
Preferred
16% May
,
95
45
19
30
;
.
83c
Teck Hughes Gold
Texaco
G)
Mines
Mar
92
'
7.%
ft- 11
A_—::—
Mines———
.19
106
-
class
80c
10
-
44% May
<1.13
Mines——
66c
19 Vi
:
-
Jan
7%
:ft_l
1,046
C
lc
——
common
Preferred
6
lc
1
;
1
Mar
'
lc
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
3
Mar
2.85 Mar
27c
.
4Vac Mar
*
Rights
Tomblll
Jan
1-
Jun
2.10 May
11c
Jan
16
19VaC 21 ftc
"
Gold
25c
Jun
May
16
Petroleum ordinarySurf Inlet Cons Gold
SwitRon Industries —i
Zenmac
34 Vft
Jan
1
Warrants
1
1,815
Jun
23ft
70
common
Supertest
(II
Yukeno
41
,1.29
v
mils
Oil—ft-—-
Dear
Knitting
1
44% Apr
35%
2,875
5c
Cons Mines
Industries
Yorlc
Jan
-7%c
&
Canuck
1D6 Jan
Jun
Jan
600
Sunburst
Explor
Superior Propane
Lead
Jan
425 Feb
3.G0 Apr■
75C
Apr ft
2,300
Feb
39%
,
16%
.
mm
A—
Jun
Jan
2.Y5
34Vft
18%--
'
class
36
100
.18-
104%
—:;ft-l
Stores. Ltd
:
92
»
ft"
70
Jan
4.40
.
400
48%'
50
A—
'
:
Jun
2,615
,
class
.36
8
May
11
Jun
75c
75c
34
Jun
1.55
3.75
17
104 V2
A warrants——ft—-ftWright-Hurgreaves': ———c—
Yale
36
3.75
15% Jan
May
3.10
15 ft
1.80
Jan
9c
Jan
6c
100
12
7 ftc
1.09 Apr
9,596
Range
1.35
Jan
Apr
75c
2,620
Week's
7 ftc
May
2.32 Feb
8
,
Last
1
o
Jun
1-60
Friday
—x
Gas
Contact
200
29c
93c
Jan
Mar
1.35
3.40
-
Jan
13,000
5,500
.
13
Jun
34
47
2.55 Jun
31% May
8 ftc
100 100ft
47
19c
75c
1,762
137
80ft
32 ft
15
Jun
560
43 ft Mar
32%
18c
Mar
34c
20 %c Feb
Jun.
2,500
.,
7ftc Jan
13,069
47
4.10 May
:
Jan
2.55
9.700
Jan
13
18c
Apr
_
'
10::
10,910
36ft Jan
68ft Jan
5ftc May
12
„20
-
Feb
12 ft
—-
Feb
3.50
,2,015
19c
40%
Class.
•
Jan
6,500
—IIIi
Oil
Sturgeon River Gold
!
6.75 Mar
22c
Apr
40'%*' 4L%
'
ft
Indus
Jan
7c
.100
,
Jan
9ft
2.00
Jun
,
r
Feb
6 ftc
A
Oil
66c
,
i
.
Jun
1.40
May
7ft
28.950
37 ft
25c
11c
19,700
83c:".
-
,
miii
——-ft—
———tl
Larderr ftft-'-ft
Yellowknife
Jan
—*
1
87% Jon
Jan
22c
May
lOftc May
-
8.45 Feb
4.50 Jun
200
1.45*'
3.10
41
.c —100
—
Yankee
Feb
63 ft
1GC
30c
Corp
class
!
Mar
49
20c
X
Texas
Feb
May
10c
■a,
May
2.55 May
1.10 Mar
26 ft
ft
81c
100
Windfall.
Wood ' i J)
Young
23c
"
Stedman Bros.:
Taurcanis
435
G,001
Jan
32% Mar :*.
2.55
17
—ft"
Woodward
,.,
Feb
12
'6.20
9,450
10c
"1.55
—*
Yukon—-——
&
Pass
Winchester
90c
71ft
X
Tamblyn
38 ft Mar
70
Starratt Nickel
Tancord
Jan
Jan
50
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Sylvanite
Mar
50ft
70
-1
——
Uranium
Sullivan
11
65c
50 V»
*
Warrants
Stanley Brock
Sudbury
—
White
.
Mav
25c
Radio
Uranium
Submarine
2.05
White
,
Jan
32
3,161
32%
—*
—
u.Wlltsey Cogljian
2,112
2.50 Feb
75c
6%c
ft
preferred ft—::—ft
Hardware preferred
Jan
40c
Apr
21c
1.58
A—-—
2nd
Jun
?Jan
1.95
131ft -13%
♦
1.84 Mar
18c
1,880
5.000
3.10
miii
—
R
4.60
65c
33,615
6,830
30
Paving & Materials
Stuart
T
86c
12c
50
33ftc
2.85 Feb
3,500
32%
Plywood Co class B—*
class A
——-c_ft
4.50
3.05 May
4.05 Feb
Jun
Apr
/
23c
8
Willroy Mines,t./
Warrants,.,
Jun
14,500
11%
34 ft
81c
'
Jan
(510
39c
35c
34 ft
*
Stanleigh
$6
;
Jan
29
Oils
&
Mines
Standard
Stanrock
Jun
tOftc
Services
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
Jun
297 b
Southern Union Oils__
Air
ft
4.85
3.45
v
1.35
56,120
,.
1V35
*
13%
——ft
4 ft ft preferred;.Warrants
Feb
40
4.50
40
2.55
1
(Geo)
PIhcr
29ft
lOftc
——
May
May
30
*
Southam
Weston
2,840
1.10
34 '
10c
-ft 75c
*: 6%c
_•
Petrol.:
Naco
Western
,
6,900
3.20
Jun*
Jan
21c
19c
i.3'6
—
Petroleum
Leaseholds
Western
Apr
Jan
5.40
-i——*
preferred——
Western
.
40 ft
3.30
Feb
Mar
25%
10c
r
.
—
—1
Western Grocers class
30 ft
*
Roi
Jan
4.95
7.30
1.43 May ;
10c
-
'
"
Breweries——
II—5
——
1.30 Mar
80c
Jan
,
31
139
,
3.30 May
;
*'
Mines
Copper
Warrants
40 ft
1
common
63
May
7c,
3,532
.
2.25 *2.25
.ft-22c
'10c
2.55':
Gas———
Products
Canada
Westeim Decalta
29%
4.40
*
Jan
1.10 May
33c
1,190
„
Mar
2^0 Apr
12% Mar
-
2.05 Mar,
...
Mar
4.05 Jan
61c
Jun
■-
4.95
*
A™——
42
53
May
Apr
2,65
-
Jan
58% May
1.18
——
Westeel
11 ft Mar
May
25
; 2.40
:
Oil
Western
Mar
29 ft
—50c
Manufacturing
Spartan
:
-1
Mines
Ltd
23,776
5,950
-1
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd
Van
37c
50c
;
Siscoe
Slocan
150
1.25
33c
1
Silver Standard
Somerville
52 ft
1.20
3Gc
50
Sherritt Gordon
Slater
49 ft
1.22
-*
*
com
preferred
Creek Gold
K D
7.60
3,195
3.95
31c
30,580 ft
*245:
lift' *11%
17^
.100
preferred—
Ltcf—«
5 'ftft
Canadian Oil
Warrants
16 ft Mar
62c
8.85
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
8
12ft May
12 %C
50c
A
Silverwood
1.25
1
Metal
Miller
Mar
■'
Freehold
Shawinigan Water
Silver
85c
46
42,685
6.55
,6.50... .:G.25
35%.; 35% ,37.1a*:
ft 5
: v 5
17 c 18 %c""
4.00
',.*3.70
3.70
1
Nickel—
Petroleums,
Wespac
Mar
1
Security
Sheep
68,935
12,170
1.25
140
1,538
40c
Jan
2.03
'. Feb
.
Jan
6.90 Jan
-
Jun
55
4.10
2.07
28c
Jun
21
105
31c
;.2.30
*
common—-ft
Jun
1.40
160
4.00
:■
*
Mason
Westburne
West
Feb
19% Mar
101
1
r
Petroleum
Class
97 ft Jan
1.02
-
—
Gold
Petroleums
Satellite
16 ft May
245
1.20
Debentures
Sarcee
14,765
99 ft
'
Antonio Gold™
River
18 ft
98
•
Horsey common—ft———:—,—-
Warrants
Sand
17ft
98
1
*——
Salada Shirriff
San
18 Va
1
100
—
Gas
'ft
'ft
58
51 .'
.
.50
39c.
Western
St Lawrence Corp common
5';'o
preferred
-
4.40
Jun
53%'May
<■
2.50
.—1
Mines—
;
1,882
4.40
Jan
May
17%
Jan
Mai-
,1:
12% Jun
•
"13
Jan
50:f4 Mar /•
22c
13,825
i;40.< 1.50
22 ^ <22
,
24c
May.r
: lie
;
■
>■
i
W)
&
j^21c22ftc'.-
•
305
Mar
Mar
5% Feb
8% Jan-/
10'i
ft 155a
•<•
-
18,000
•
:
Jan
.'"ft";.7c 8ftc
27% "; ft26~8 " 27ft
'ft 40 ' ft * 40 .*■' 40
,*2.54
2.50
2.54
—1—1
—V—
—
11,-335
GOc
60c
Feb
Jun
lie
560
•
5V%
Feb
Jd.15 Feb
4'4
1,575
'
29
Jun
16c
21,000,
-
Feb
Jun
30Vic
>
250
,
.
29c
4.25
; .2,900
7,500
Jun
19
7,535 ft
17V«w
51%
ii vr
—
Mines
:.,10ft
-
>2.07' i
—i.—* ;
Explorations Ltd..
Amulet
Wesley
Jun
12C
15c
.1,610
51
—
Jan
88%
11%
8 %C
85
«
1
' ,720
•
15% Apr
10% Mar %
9;000
4.00
i
—l
Werner
Feb
10
Mines
25
•
•j
'
ft Jan
100
95 ft May
7 ftc Jun
Jan
20.608
>
12ftc
•4.40
■
Equipment -ft—
—— -*>
Wayne Petroleums Ltd™-.—'
*
1
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd—-ft
1
Weedon Pyrite Copper—
Jan
10ft
IllHIIioo
%
Waterous
Mar
10c
397a
U%
..51%
IIIi;
i—
;—■-—:
—•
Consol
Walker
Jan
35c
9 VaC
Mar
68c
20.785
13ft
12%
<>-.12
,21c
Ilio
Waite
Jun
42c
50c
r
Jan
--;12i
•
,
..■JF
Wainwright Prod & Ref—:
Jim
17
1.30
-i.-12c
.
—50
Vlolamac
Mar
,17
Jun
4.25 *■ 4.45*40c j '
life 18 ftc %
r
•4-1 %
——
Steel Corp
Telefilm Ltd*
1-
Ventures Ltd
Jan
Feb
21
——1
Ltd-—ft--
25c
15
3,720
.'> 36c
•
VI.45
Victoria & Grey Trust——11—
Fcl)
17
—
Oils
Vandoo
Feb
lie
May
May
30c
Hill
Upper Canada Minesi—
Jun
30c
IIIIIIIIII
ft
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common:
Russell
Feb
32 ft
.«
1
Consol
Rowan
10c
31
IIIIIIII20
s
(A.VI Can
Preferred
Jun
Jan
25c
A—
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe
62c
6c
25c
♦
Mines
Jan
46c
May
May
!,.73c
V-V19"
12 ftc
:>12
preferred———.—.11-. i!25
B '
New Fortune,—<—
United
Jun
75c
Jan
18c 18Vjc
„
United
Feb
16
32ft
1
Mfg common—
class A preferred—
Rockwin Mines
2.28
Jun
Jan
1
—
—
Robertson
Roche
10
..
.
Mar
2
2
1
Little
1.61
14,600
■
ZZZZZZZZZi
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix Athabasca Uranium-
$6
4,100
645
16
32C
u
Rexspar Uranium
Robinson
1.70
16
30c
1G
30c
11%
'26%
*36c
-.-1
pfd——.
A
United
1.81 Mar
28 a
X
......
Macdonald
Reichhold
1.45
22c
Gc
Mining
Explorations
Reeves
78C
1.G5
Rapid Grip & Batten——
Rayrock Mines
class
Inv
United
1.42
Jan
Jun
i
IV)
'
,
1
United
Mar
22c.
-
Ltd—
1
1
trust-
United
United Keno
Rainville
Vi
i-' 5ft : ; *5 ft
————
voting
Jan
BVz Jan
4
7%
68c
4.30
United Asbestos
United Canso
///ft;
15 ft Mar
17c
v
——
—
Mining
1
';
43
Apr
!
Jan
100
13ft" "<"/"T3
Shawljey.
--1
Acceptance common---——*
preferred ——-i_*
2nd
Union
Jan
22 ft
38
125
;
Jan
May
86
Feb
-
670
26 Va
Union Gas of Canada common—.
Class A preferred————~ -50
Apr
95c
Jun
May
May
39ft
80
7,50
,68c
City. Gas—-----™-—
Union
44%
43%
Apr
>
3l63ft Jun
75
35
;
86
/ 4,80 V 5.00
:-.i
-
Quebec Labrador
7
-18c
%
Mar
Quebec Lithium
36ft
i
:
33 ft-
_ft—:'ft_ft—-ftftft-
Oil '
Twin
v
Mar
25c
86
mr 4.80
SjLmmt
Trinity Chibougamau. -ftft-iftlftftftftft.
„
Mar
_—i
—i
-37
7.50
ft
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
.
'
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
-36ft
'
.
'—.
pipeline
2.545
*
.
'
Jan
Quebec
— -.
33 Va
-
40
—.
-—-u~J
High
•Low
High
37
"
r
'
Explorations Ltd— ftftftl
1
Pipeline.
Pipe Line—-—.
Trans Prairie
,
Jan
76c
Jun
Canada
:V Triad
3.30 Jan
M
Jun
Low
'
37 Vz
-v.£*
Transcontinental Resources 'T—ft.
5.00 Jan
'
-—j
warrants
Trans
8.35 Mar
4.00
:*
t
—ft.
A
warrants
Transmountain
5.80
~zz*
nil
preferred
1956
1957
Trans Canada
3.70
—i
Copper
5ft
,/
.
.
Feb
5.80
—*
Ltd
V
2.80 Mar
4.00
class
-/i •
' Class B
4ft'S preferred**—-----——— ,_100
'
f
Jun
7ft
Jan
125%
v
Apr
Jun
'ri"t
>•
.
May
i
Airways
/ft"':
19
Finance
Traders
-
Feb
47c
Mar
nil
—
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
Quebec AecOt
07c
7,000
Mines
Producers
Gas
24,650
5,075
Electric-——
Prospectors
provo
76c
43c
——.
_.——r«
Wranium
Feb
3.00
*
JUNE
Par
Jan
31c
38ft
41C
1
East Dome
Pronto
12
Mar
37
331 ^
ll
Premium Iron Ore
Mar
20c
41c
Rouyn Gold
Premier
10
6,900
3.00
River
Powell
Prairie Oil Roy
Prairie Pipe Mfg
ENDED
...
2,605
•Ac
G7c
70c
WEEK
High
lift
20c
1
—
Low
High
lift
UK
Tioc
-—
Island
Portgage
LOW
—•
---
Oils
Ponder
FOR
Mon4ay, June 22, .1959
.
.
,
.
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y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
*
1
'
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,
Volume
189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5857
Number
/
(2823)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday, June
The
following bid and asked quotations
are
obtained from
the
National
SECURITIES
1!)
Association
of
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other
selected sources
Thev do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have
been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
bought (indicated by'the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The
"National^ list is
composed of
not represent
or
~
-
which have
-
-
.
;
»,
-
Par
v.
Aerovox Cor pi"
Bid
_1
9 %
Air Products
r'
American Bdx
Amer
Cement
Oo___'_l_l"
Board
Corp_—'_
60%*>.
Griunell
40
-
64 &
43 %
Oroller
c
^
26
5
27^4
Amer Commercial Barge '"Lfnel_5 r,; 23 %
American Express Co__„_10 *
78*_-v.~
American Greetings Cl "A'"
1
45
Co__
:
A
AS
P
1
42
18
19%
Incorpdriited_l"J-i_;li.-_l
Anheuser-Buseir inc———
Arden Parm^ Co
33 %
31.;
4
/ Partici preferred-™;
Arizona Public Service Co
2234
»
__1
common
19%
.
;„~535%
Arkansas* Missouri Power .Co—5. > 21 %Arkansas* Western ' GUs Co_—:.5. "" 24r
Metal- Coxistructlon
Arvida- Corp
Associated
Avon
Co—10
——-ji.1
SptiMg'Corp
Oil
&'Gas
"•
119
Rockwell
A
'
9:,4.
Markets;.-,.——il
Gosserfc Co
&
■
Black Hiils Power &
Black.
Water Co„
^
30%
'
,SivaHs-_& Bryson Inc_—1
23%
!
.
18 %
Industries ;.Inc-_*—l-'i—1. " Ty
Bo\yaterr Paper. Corp. ADR—7%
24
•
24
65
33
Interstate
Motor
Investors Diver Services
Class A common
Iowa
Public
Iowa
Southern
Jack & Ileintz Inc
Co
240
?%•
;
'
7%
■.
Co__
27%
29%
13 %
14
1
Water, Supply
Jefferson Electric Co
,
.
*
——-I1 r 16%
—i.—
1,
Co.——10c
&
9 %
'
*
A"
California
i
Interstate Tel—*
Power" Co_;20
California: -Water Service. boJi.25
" 35 % :
Ccco
6%
*1
Corp
44
_10
-
Central Maine
\
Co
Power
48%
>
28%
30 y8
22%
33%
-
,31
15%
16%
48%
52%
25
10
26%
:
j
-
Centra* Public Utility Corp——6
Central Soya Co
•
Centra* Telephone. Co
--10
29%
32
61
23%
25%
20
Citizens Ufcil Co
com
1
21%
—1
5%
6%
cl A—33 %c
13%
14%
6
Common class B
.
Clinton
Engines
33%c
Corp
14%
13%
-1
7%
Prod—:—1
28%
common—1, ?
32%
34s/a
—2% : 22
Colorado. Interstate Gas Co_—5.L 46%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co——1
2i%
Colorado Gil & Gas Corp com—3
12%
23%
Coastal States
Collins
Gas
Radio
'.Colonial*
j
Lone
Star
$1.25
Co
Stores
Inc
preferred——;
ccnv
7%
Co
26%
10%
11%
161/2
17%
Von's
E)
(A
2%
45
48%
2%
47%
50%
10
:
35%
38%
Mfg Co
9%
2.50
10%
1
36%
38%
1
53%
58
non-voting
Commonwealth
Gas
25
49%
.
"
26%
13%
22%
20%
*
9
8%
22%
24%
Consolidated Rock Products'—5";15%*
Continental Transp Lines Inc-1
11%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
16*.
Craig Systems Inc
.—i-_-1
10%
Cross
Company—.
5
33%
Cummins- Engine Co Inc
-5
77
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
16%
Common Ltd vtg
1 "15%
Corp
1
Vi
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
24
25%
2.50
12%
Suburban
45 %
Suntide
17
18%
com cl B__5
50c
Struthers
Wells
Greene
215s
8%
82%
——
86%
90%
25%
30%
1
34%
5%
6%
Propane
19 %
,
21%
11%
27%
29%
Corp—1
17%
18%
lc
Gas
10%.
1
7%
8%
Co
Corporation
—,•
21
22 %
42
Bid
American Trust Co
(S F)
10
45%
Bank of America N T & S A
50%
32%
Bank of Commerce
20
21%
Bank of New York
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Marquardt Aircraft
1
1
-1
Marlin-Rockwell
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
Industries
lc
37
1
14%
60%
26%.
Inc
2
(It R)
Dun
Duriron-
Bush
East
Tennessee
Eastern.
Eastern Utilities
'
59%
Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50o
22%
18%
24%
17%
14%
14%
National
Eng Gas ti Elec Assoc—8
File
Penn
Gas
Corp
Co
Northeastern Water Co $4
Northwest
Natural
Gas
Northwest Production Corp
1
3
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
1
11%
17%
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
43%
Old Ben coal Corp.,
Olin
0
Oil
Gas
&
Otter Tail Power Co
Pabst
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line
Pacific Gamble Robinson
29%,
31%
Pacific Mercury
56.%* 1
593«
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines
78
81%
Pan
2.50
American
20%
22%
First Natl Bank
35
38%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
5%
12%
13%
20%
30^%
32%
Camden
Natl
Bk
&
120%
423/4
125%
11%
6
12
•
(Camden N J)
(Atlanta)
6%
10
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
First Natl Bank
6%
(Jersey City)-25
Passaic
25
County
227
239
32
97%
34%
102%
44%
16%
9
10
Bid
99
Ask
105
28%
31%
22%
24%
03
86
26%
28%
29%
147
31%
156
733/4
51%
—.25
101%
104%
National Bank of Detroit
10
National Bank of Westchester_3
54%
58
24%
26
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of
New
York
National City Bank
National Comercial
Trust Co
(Cleve)_16
Bank
79*
&
(Albany)
7.50
31
25
63
67
473/4
50%
57%
National Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)
28%
37%
40%
83%
87%
321
335
36%
39%
63
66%
68
72%
743/4
34%
37
ll
38%
11%
Plymouth Rubber Co
39%
Portland General Electric Co-7%
27%
29%
32%
Portsmouth
1
22%
24%
8
36%
34%
Potash Co of America
2
7%
Natl
Westchester
Bank
Rochelle
of New
Franklin
Natl Bank
of
49%
33%
36%
Long
Island N Y
5
Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York—10
32%
35
53
&
Bk
41%
53%
■<
40%
Purolator Products
1
Boston j
.10
175
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—3
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
44
48%
88%
17%
92%
X9
10
19%
St Louis Union Trust Co
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
83
116
122
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)
20
85%
90%
10
36
40%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_3
583/4
23%
24%
10
45
47%
29
44
47%
10
26%
29%
10'
11
54%
62
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
56%
(N Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
of
Commerce—
of Com
Providence R
Trust
39
footnotes
96%
50
53%
20%
22
Co—
(Boston)
42
44
47%
213/i
23%
10
38%.
40%
28%
For
92
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
10
50%
32
(Cleveland)
(Phlla)—5
I
Co
.10
.10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
(N Y)_10
37%
27%
160
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
United States Trust
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
25%
563/4
80%
(Philadelphia)
193/a
Industrial
Corp
53%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—23
Bank
Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
78%
11%
Purex
403/4
20
&
72%
19%
34%
10
25%
43%
X173/4
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J).
25
Tr. Co (Union City)—8
Hudson
28%
31%.
673/4
22%
103
Hudson
8%
10%
26%
Sugar Corp
1
Ltd
——1
64%
5
(Hackensack N J)
Union Bank
27
Alegre
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
39%
18 %
Co of New Mexico—8
Punta
561
97
Sav
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp——8
Pub Serv
330
Peoples First Natl Bk Ss Tr
37
Tr
Industrial Bk
26%
40%
34%
106%
56
Industrial Natl Bank of
27%
31%
103
(Chic)—20
Harris
7%
24%
36%
(N Y)—25
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
6%
25%
54
(Chicago)—100
Co
Trade Bk & Tr Co
6%
10c
Tr
(New York)
Girard Trust Corn Exch
6
Pubco Petroleum
Eng Trust Co (Boston).iOO
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
State Bank of Albany
46%
>
10
-1
Producing Properties Inc
New
Second Natl Bank of Phlla
39%
Corp
—•
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
47%
26
79%
10
Corp
20%
5
63
15%
47%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lO
Northern
70
Natl
8%
Lumber
19%
Fire Brick Co
14%
59
69
New York Trust Co
76%
27
31
—1
Nassau County N Y
:
3
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh)-29
Mercantile Tr Co <st Louis)—23
36%'
26%
General Bottlers—1
36%
Glasspar Co
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
Q
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
37%
First
4%
•
20%
13%
Bar
35
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
25%
10c
—1
;
44
19
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
34%
First National Bank of
1
6%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
1
41%
<
12%
10%
36%
Co
91/4
15%
33 %
Companies
New
Trust
22%
34 %
Giddiness Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
2%
Co
14
9%
7
19%
46%
14%
106
20%
8%
(A P)
First
13
5
Green
(Minn)—10
17%
18%
Mach cl A—5
Giant Portland Cement
77%
73
16%
2%
1
Foote Brcs Gear &
20%
8%
253/4
>
31%
3
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
Yuba Consolidated Industries. 1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
SOo
Provident
4%
Co__70o
Permanente Cement
Pfaudler-Permutit
6%
44
Wood Conversion Co
Wurlitzer Company
Philadelphia Natl
—1
18
19 %
18
43
24%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Witco Chemical
383/4
22
16%
2.50
40
1
7.50
10c
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
75%
10
20%
24%
Sulphur
2
5% pfd—20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5% %■ preferred—
20
10
,*-
l
Weyerhaeuser Timber
35
(NY)
First Bank Stk Corp
First
Pepsi-Cola
Gen
•
Gas Co
71
'
8
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
19
Fiduciary Trust Co
5
40%
13%
10
18%
17%
12%
36 %
4%
21%
Gas Service Co
8%
17%,
12%
12
25%
Pickering
Federation Bk & Tr Co
20%
12%.
Co—
50
19
20
Packing.
Empire Trust Co (NY)
11
23%
Garlock
5
(SF)_10
Co—5
1
10
York)
Electronics—90c
1
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper
Frito Co
29%
Plains
City Bank (NY)„20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia) —10
Fisher Governor Co—
9
33
893/4
•
1
Brewing Co
Florida Steel Corp
Food Mart Inc
10%
19%
30%
v*7%
84
•
19%
"
58%
Watson Bros Transport "A"—l
(NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
1
Corp
20%
47%
10%
—
pfd_*
22%
L7%
.—10
New
18%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Assn.100
33%
(White
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
22%
17%
21%
18%
44%
9%
Federal Natl Mortgage
86%
330
23%
20%
-19
1'
Class'B
22%
•
Corp.
2
First Boston Corp——
Fisher Brodiers Co
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
19%
50o
Co
Thermador
19%
-
46%
4
20%
10c
61
y
19%
13%
Co
/
9
—_1
26%
28%
10
—2%
7%.-
Empire State Oil CO—
81%
305
55
Supply Co
49
Equity Oil Co
50
43%
26%
Fuel
Nalco Chemical Co
8V4
.
(Chicago) _25
Co
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
9%
4534
—
10
40
Electrolux Corp
Inc
Trust
.
100
Emliart Mfg Co
Electro-Voice
(Savannah)
*
25
14%
24%
33%
Bank
(NY)_12%
(NY)__10
National
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust *
4'%
4OV2
63%
Southern
Commercial Trust of N J
11%
11%
Economics Laboratory Inc—'22%
El Paso Electric Co (Texas)L-*
31%
32%
55
17%
62%
61
Chem Corn Exch Bank
Citizens
12%
1
-
GO
Chase Manhattan Bk
27%
5
10%
16%
47%
11%
1
0$,—1..
44
44%
Phlla_10
of
1
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Inc—-3pL.50c
Assoclateo!^■*
41
Natl Bk
Indust—1
1
Nat Gas
49%
Co
Utilities
Nortex Oil & Gas
Indugtrles.
40%
City Natl Bk & Tr
North American Coal
2%..
72%
46
32%
Cleveland
37%
Co
68
10
(Phlla)
30
28
40%
Dynamics* Corp of America—
$1
preference
_2
25%
87%
Co
20
26%
Inc—;
Trust
18%
26%
24%
& Eradstrcct Inc
Dunham
23
84%
v
20
Trust Co
69
35%
38
Bank
Louis
32%
17 1
Co—5 '
,
46%
10
65
2
& Sons
Co
57
•
270
16
(N Y)
National
30%
15%
1*
Diebojd Inc
Donnelley
Duffy-Mott
,
258
Precision
Missouri
Norris
*'
100
95
25%
Nicholson
17%
'43
(Newark)_25
50%
Centl-Penn
28%
7%
—
(N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve__16..
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
common
473/a
42
Virginia
Camden
25%
19%
5
——-8
St
of
Broad St
16"'
24
47%
20
'
12%
5%
5
21%
Arts Inc.!—1
11%
5
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
Bridge Co——1
Boatmen's
56%
New
Corp
3
Ask
•
0%
Bankers Trust Co
53
16%
Dictaphone
Bank
34%
77
26
Dl-Noc Chemical
14%
30%
32%
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Francisco)
28%
5%
80%
14%
Detroit Internet
13
(San
2%
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co:
Mdnogram
26%
30
Washington Natural Gas Co_10
Washington steel Corp
l
Bank and Trust
30%
Prods
24%
1
19
Brothers Co
Warren (3 D) Co
7%
1
v
32%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Co
14%
17%
-
1
Western Natural
28%
27%
Detroit
Harvester
23%
33%
13%
7%
v;
•
Co
Mountain
t
31%
■'
32%
1%
1
18%
.
14%
52%
1
6%
2%
25%
Inc
17%
Danly Machine Specialties—:_5
9- "' *
Darling" (L- A) Co
-1 ! .13 %
Delhl-Teylor Oil Corp——1_ 13% K
Dentists* Supply Co of N Y„2% ' '24%
13
Warren
32
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
11
32%
9%
6%
29
24
Miles Laboratories
17%
30
23%
29%
12%
35%
2%
803/4
'
213/4
Swasey Co
47%
31%
Corp
Corp
Grocery Co
Warner <fc
41%
26%
Refining
Syntex
1
Co
17 %
-
76
1
37 %
44%
1
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Maremont
Class A
30%
2%
50o
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
__1.25
Stouffer
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
McLean
223/4
28%
Manufacturing Co_*
5
42
1
Auto
21
49
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
*
Suburban Gas Service Inc
1
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
Macmillan
32
25
Common
45%
6%
10%
29
>
5
Corp
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
23%
25%
534
9%
5
Iron
24%
Stubnitz
lo
Co
Steel
&
223/4
24
l
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
1
35 %
Maryland
30
Consol Freightways
„
Gas
29%
25
-
Blower
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
21
65
Centra* Vt.Pub Serv Corp
Cliattanocga Gas Co
!
■
14%
19%
10%
23%
21%
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lfc & Pwr Co_8
United States
Leasing Corp
30%
22
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Producing Co—1
Gas
33%
11%
.
1
.
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
Lau
7
6%
21
10 ./.
Centra* Indiana Gas Co—___15
'
Centra* Louisiana Electric Co_5
4
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SteeF Products
:
Centra* II* .Elec &. Gas. Co
■f |
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1_1
Union
27
5
9%
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
13%
*•
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13%
28%
Valley Mould
10c
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stepan Chemical Co
_1
60%
*
12%
1
46%
3
—
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■'
16%
28
1
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Inc
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Tractor Supply Co
19%
1
Co_.
37%
15%
23"%
27
10
'■'
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24%
35
22
43%
10
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"
26
4%
69%
•
18%
16%
•'
34%
Stanley Works
39%
*
32%
F
14 %
56%
—3
—16
Kentucky Utilities Co
Ketchuru Co Inc
~
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56%
42%
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15%
%
26%
-
52%
14
*
Stanley Home Products Inc—
'
53
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Koehring
"62
58
221 4
27
-24%
Keystone Portland Cem Co
17%
'6%
5%
37
Kennametal
f
7%,
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10%
9%
16%;
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common
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26%
24%" ;
Cannon. Mills, class B conl„—251
Carlisle- Corp
1
Carpenter Paper Co
L 37%
24%
; Calif Water-&,Tclep Co
112%
Canadiai> Delhi Oil Ltd——10c
Canadian Superior Oil of CalifJl..
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5'__ 14%
California* Oregon
Corp
,t
-1
49%
—2
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Standard Pressed Steel
Standard Register
"45%
8%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
10%
u
Kaiser Steel
———
$1.46 .preferred
17%
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Ll
Jetsop Steel Co—.
*
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Jefvis Corp.—
'
8%
Corp
Topp Industries
66
25
Staley
/
42
14%
•
5
Jefferson Lake Petrocheinicals-1
•
Co
Spcer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
18%
Co—15
Utilities
17%
JWnaica
$1.20 .ipreferred—25;
19/ '#
17% :
Brown & Sharpo Mfg. Co__—10;
31 % ;; 34% v
Brush Boryllluiu.cCo;—_1„ ;43.
46%'
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307h
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59%
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255
5
10%
Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Calif Water Co
Southwest
Inc—
1
9%
7%
22%
4%
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Southwestern States Tel Co—-1
:
18%
17%
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13
;
5
9%
1
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35%
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h
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8%
5%
23%
21
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States Nat Gas Co
Inc
9%
48%
21%
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
Southern
25%
61
Bakeries
58%
8%
45
1
Thomas & Betts Co class A
7%
4%
Corp—l
Thermo King Corp
Southern Colorado Power Co—•
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tel Co
25
25%
•
Interstate
Service
Shore
25%
Tokheim
55
7%
Corp—
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-10
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Skil
7%
&
31%
23 y2
15 %
127/8
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Co
29%
Three
2
& Co
Transmia Corp_7
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Time
5
Service
6%
67.
l
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1
39%
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Pacific Power
Simplex Wire
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:
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12%
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1
Freight Sys_l
Indianapolis
25%
4g
(G D)
Seismograph
541/2
14
20c
Petroleum
35%
Corp
37
1
Bantam
86%
33
62%
1
Corp
Jacinto
Scarle
"
26%
19%
10%
6%
29%
24%
32%
-
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&
11%
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Ligbt Co__1
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Gas
49--
45%;*.
*
5%
1
18-
12%
5
Schiela
r.
50
1
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Inc
51%
Bcmls Bros Bag Co—
25
Beneficial Con*——_:_r——_l
Inc
Mills
13%
16%
Hut ha way
Beryllium CorpI-
28
/•/•■■■■
27%
1
21-
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——10
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Head
/Indiana
65%
-
19%
26%
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10%
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San
11%
66%
7%
•
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21
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16%
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Sabre-Pinon
1
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23 %
15
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60%
12%
31%
1
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common
Hugoton Gas Trust "units".
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—
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21%
25c
Myers Inc
(H H) Co_
19%
,
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10
56%
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1'
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Rose
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12%.
&
82
5
Texas Eastern
Rice Mills Inc—3%
Ask
1
Tappan Co
Tekoll
17%
Roddis Plywood Corp.
14%
20»
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Bates MIg
Baxter
13%
Voltage; Engineering—.—1
Class
19%
,
Robertson
131
Hudson
193,,
.
130
124
Houston
«
29%
~>18%
124
Robbins
Bid
Tampax Inc
10%
45%
A
Par
29'/a
42%
Roadway Express class
115
Houston
9%
27
3
Corp
River Brand
3%
2%
33%
28%
51%
*
16
Stoker
109
Houston Coip
;
25%:
.
<*■.*
—>;10 "v 18
10
113
Products Tn<;—__'_
Aztec
26
*
23
-
.
Art
2r,ii
Credit
Corp J—1
Hoover Co class A
—2%
37?i
,«•,
Inc
Riley
33%
26%
Hilton
57:
2%
5
High
,
24%
20%
53%
•
:
47%
—
31%
Hearst Coils Publications cl A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
—_1
45%
7.50
—10c
Ask
.5
Hanna <M A) Co class A com_lO
Class B common
—_10
.
57%;
''56%
_2
American. Pipe'& Const Co
Amer-Saint Gobtfhi Corp
.
33 U
Supply Corp_i_4 ;..:*5% /.
American-Marietta
Xerox
203
31%
*
Co
Metals
Reeves
22
194
Society——1
Haloid
Ask
20%
Corp;
2.50
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
1
81%
48%
5
!_•
.1
Corp__
§ulf Sulphur Corp
UStln-Bacon Mfg
25%
.
Amer Hospital
-r
Power Corp
Bid
Bid
Corp of America—1
Soundcraft Corp
5c
Republic Natural Gas Co_
2
Richardson Co
—12%
Rare
Par
Mountain
Green
10:i«
...
y
Par
Ralston Purina
-
Askj
securities
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
see
preceding page.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
C)
8
4 r
49
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2824)
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
.Tune
19
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
American
Business Shares..
Research & Development.*
Associated Funa Trust
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
Amer
a
Aetna
Casualty &
10.30
11.69
Aetna
Insurance Co
11.39
12.45
Aetna
tfurnl Inc.—i————1
35.17
35.87
Mutual Fund—l
a23.75
Investment
Co
4.51
Cnvestmeht
Trust
tstel
(ohnston
38%
--36%-'
Keystone
1.66
1.83
0.08
B-2
Axe-Houghlon Fund "A' Inc—1
Axe-Hough ton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
5.88
8.73
4.47
0.39
B-3
9.49
B-4
Corp.lc
Fund
i:j.2B
14.43
—1
31.25
Axe-Scierice & Elect'ni'os
Growth
Axe-Templeton
Ltd
Canada
.
Inc
—
lc
.
1
America
Boston—1
of
■t
<Low
23.50
24.59
Bonds)_1
22.45
24.49
Bonds)
1
10.50
18.02
»Discount Bonds'
1
10.20
11.13
'Income Pfd Stocks)
Priced
Agricultural
Fidelity &
$1.25
preferred
..5
American Fidelity Lift- Ins Co 1
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
-
Fla»
1
9.59
10.47
American Home
'Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
14.45
15.77
Amer
S-i
'High-Grade Com Stk)„1
19.11
20.85
American
S-2
'Income
1
12.74
13,90
Amer
S-3
(Speculative
Copi Stk)„1
S-4
'Low
Com
K-J
4.89
K-2
,
34.15
Stocks)
Com
—
12.58
13.65
15.28
16.67
Amer Nat Ins
18.61
Stks»_l
13.40
14.62
American
12.94
13.39
Keystone Fund of Canada Lld.l
13.46
14.57
American Surety Co
Lta—13.84
15.17
Knickerbocker
1
0.75
7.40
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.30
6.90
Fund
auuuck.
....1
California Fund Inc
General
Canada
Canadian Fund
7.84
8.57
14.82
Lazard
10.02
18.30
19.80
International Growth
Ltd-—*—-a.—
1
Fund
—1
1
50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
1% preferred
100
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Chase
137
;
—1
Fund Inc—
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Inc——,———1
9.85
Fund
Income Fund Inc
Series
Dividend
33 %C
13.91
of beneficial interest—1
X21.52
Life
Great
Gulf Life
16.89
Hanover
Mutual Trust Shares
Fund
Inc
1
interest
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
3.35
National
4.47
5.84
4.90
2.(58
10.57
2.92
17.89
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
6.10
4.43
1
8.36
6.31
—1
8.99
8.55
9.34
l
21.50
23.24
1
37%
39%
Stocks Series
England Fund—
Shares
William
14.10
17.87
Peoples
Fund
Inc
1
13.75
1
13.44
1
5.34
Philadelphia
Pine Street
Price
Corp
Fund
15.03
14.53
1
Inc
16.27
5.84
17.83
•
10.61
11.57
1
23.50
23.74
8.80
9.57
Inc
Inc
<T Rowe)
v-
2.50
Fund
Fund
;
Growth Stock
Fund Incl
7.95
1
Puritan
Fund
(Geo).Fund—
Inc
38.44
38.83
1
8.16
8.82
1
14.20
15.43
lc
9.70
10.69
Putnam Growth Fund
1
16.46
17.89
10.99
8.09
^ ^
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
1
7.25
7.88
Equip Shares—lc
Building
shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
8.41
9.22
Aviation-Electronics—
t.'
8.87
lc
14.37
13.49
14.77
8.34
9.14
Fully Administered shares—lc
10.38
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder Stevens & Clark
15.73
(The) Stock Fund.lc
lc
11.37
Chemical
Common
shares..
shares
Food
25c
Fund Inc—
•
Scudder Stevens
&
Amer
13.82
1
Shares
1.25
10.15
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.58
15.22
7.71
8.04
1
13.90
13.15
14.39
6.77
7.42
lc
10.01
2.27
Sovereign
Investors
1
state Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnum
2.51
RR
(Edison B) Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
11.62
lc
shares
Equipment shares
lc
6.62
lc
10.04
lc
shares
11.15
Fund
Inc
16.07
39%
12.21
1
a3G.95
12.57
13.29
15.85
17.28
Texas
Fund
1
Inc
1
lc
7.71
8.45
lc
11.01
12.00
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
19.24
19.82
United Continental
20.12
20.74
United
10c
5.10
5.58
10c
1
a25.92
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.55
9.45
shares
Utilities
Hamilton
Series
Haydock Fund Inc
of Boston
Inc
Income
Incorporated
Shares
United
•'
2.79
8.27
Aocumulated
Income
1
9.63
10.52
1
9.00
10.44
Ltd—
lc
12.35
13.51
lc
10.89
11.91
Fund.lc
11.71
12.81
Line
Value
Fund
Canada
Income
Line
Fund
-
Bank Fund
Funds
13.82
7.99
8.73
Shares_i
11.14
1
14.04
15.34
1
17.02
18.50
Ltd
12.11
1
7.10
7.76
Inc—1
Fund
Special
12.71
1
Fund
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
9.03
1
Investors..
Institutional
—
1
Fund
Incorporated
Institutional
Inc—
United Science Fund
Series II-DA
t
Funds
United
Inc—
Funds
H-C7—
Income Fund
United
5.80
6.40
Situations
Inc
10c
Wall Street Investing
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
3.74
Marine—6.25
Life
Surety
Ins
Co——-—1
173
180
72 %
76%
68
72%
56%
Institutional
Fund
8.05
Growth
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
lc
0.84
7.48
12.21
13.35
10.39
11.36
12.32
13.39
1
14.23
15.51
nc
1
12.78
13.82
Wisconsin Fund Inc
..1
6.13
6.63
Recent
Bonds—
Whitehall Fund
82%
lo
39%
43
Marine
2
10
:
Accident
Life
10
Ins
<N Y)—2
(NY)——8
Gauranty Co
28 7 «
Ask
Bonds—
101%
National Can
Bid
4
British
4%s
Petroleum
1989
6s
100%
Life
109
54%
1980-76
56
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
109
C
I
Financial
T
4%s
Corp
4VeS
1979
98 Ve
98%
Pacific
93
95%
1982
4%S—1989
101
101%
Public
1977
100
101%
Travelers
50%
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_lo
61%
86%
U S
Fire
28
30%
Ins
2
41 %
44%
2
28%
30%
[mal
9%
point
Bid
3%s
Aug.
Insurance
5
Co.,
3
—
—
ao
t
Sept.
99.29
15, 1959
15. 1960
15,
Feb
4%s
March
3% a
April
15,
15.
Natl
99.26
1960
U S Life Insurance Co in
103%
158#
103%
.
11 Paso Natural Gas S'As
Perro
112
-113
102
106
1976
104
100
1975
Trailer
1977
-1975
Corp 3%s
Pruehauf
135
4s
3%s
General
Port
Cement
5s__/_1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
-
Phoenix Steel" 5%S-.
Service
—
i
Idaho
Power
vrw
5s
Interstate Power 5%s
140
City
of
Y
N
—
Westchester Fire
repr<
I960—.
4%s March 10,
1959
Ask
99.30
1, 1959
99.28
1959
1,
Land
100
—
1982
198
1989
103%
1989
99 %
1981
86%
1989
1975
98%
1%S Oct.
20,
2%s
97
Feb.
1,
1960
98.28
99.4
Feb- 1, 1960
99.20
99.28
April 20,
1959
99.8
—
3%s
1960
99.16
99.30
100.1
2%s June 1, I960April 3,,1961
4s
Sept. 20, 1961
98.10
98.18
98
98%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99.27
—
100.4
3%s
99.31
100.6
4s
99.24
95.4
-
4%s June 10, 1965—
3%s March 11, 1968
97.14
2%s May
3%s May
95.12
4%s
Mar.
98.20
11, 1903
12, 1963
99
97.6
3%s March
100
98.24
98.28
4%s
March
1, 19G2_,
1, 1963
2, 1966
May
20,
4%s July
98.28
99.8
93%
3%s April
98.16
98.24
4%S Oct.
1,
3%s
—
101%
90%
91%
95%
96%
93
1972
100 %
90%
1971
15, 1972-1967
91%
99%
1970-1967
15.
99%
100%
1,
May
4%s Feb.
92.24
99%
98%
1969
1970—
1,
1963
94
,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Bid
Maturity-
Ask
Aug.
1,
3%s
Nov.
Feb
4s
May 15, 1900
3%
99.29
—
1960
99.26
99.31
4s
99.30
1 %s
Oct.
100.6
—
4s
Feb.
1 %S
Aug. 1, 1959
100.1
——
1%S Oct.
1,
1959
99.12
3%s Nov.
15, 1959—
99.31
100.3
99.18
100.1
15,
May
1,
3%s Feb.
100.8
Treasury Notes—
4s
15, I960
99.23
99.25
1960
99.15
15,
1,
99.17
4s
97.12
1%S Oct.
95.28
1961
96.4
98.6
93.28
1963
90.8
90.16
98.24
98.28
89
89.8
87.20
87.28
l%s April
Mav
80%
99 %
15,
1963
1963
1,
1964—
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
v
Dated
Hate
Bid
Due
Due
Bid
11-
3-58
3.50%
12-
1-58
3.43%
1-
5-59
11- 2-59
99.25
100
3 75 '/t
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.27
100.1
3.75
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.26
4%%
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.29
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
3-59
99.29
1-59
99.30
1-59
99.27
99.30
June
July
9,
July
16,
99.978
-
October
99.817
October 22,
October 8, 1959—
1959—
15,
99.750
20,
1959
November
12,
1959
99.567
November
19,
1959
99.492
99.508
November
27,
1959
99.432
;
October
November 5.
99.638
99.552
1959
99.759
99.704
29,
1959
:
1960
98.633
98.508
98.451
98.385
98.279
98.231
97.867
I960—
96.763
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959
99.450
December
3,
99.359
99.375
December
102%
10,
1958
102%
September
10,
1959
99.298
99.311
December
102%
17,
1959
103%
September
17,
1959
99.219
99.229
December
126
22,
1959—
September
21,
1959
99.216
99.237
January
September
24,
1959
99.170-
99.196
April
Sperry Rand 5V2s
^4%s
ww
1982
Eastern Transmission—
Textron
—-1979
Amer
5s
124
'
96%
96%
1971
103
15,
15,
1959
104%
Underwood
1971
118
122
103%
U S Industries 4%s
1970
97
102
West Penn Power 5%s
Westcoast Trans 5%s
1989
104
87%
104%
1988
92
96%
97
White
96 %
-1979
Ho
89
93
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 4%s—1989
Corp
5%s
100
Stores
4%s
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
98%
113
99%
a
Net
par
value
asset
d
value.
k Admitted to
listing
Stock Exchange
b Bid yield price
Ex-rights.
tNew
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
y
98.791
98.729
1959
Southern Elec Generating—
5%s
1992
5%S—1989
99.058
98.997
98.936
98.875
99.62$
13,
-
1959-
99.694
23, 1959
July 30, 1959
Atlgust 6, 1959
August
Augsut
99.872
99.811
July
99.931
99.867
1959
99.119
October 1, 1959
99.926
-
1959
99.30
99.29
100
100.6
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
99.980
100.4
Ask
99.28
Bills
Yield Price
Bid
99%
102%
2-59
United States Treasury
101 %
87%
2-
100.1
9-
3.60%
105
86
Dated
3.45%
99.30
10-
1-58
1-59
8-
10-
83
Gas—
Rate
Ask
7-
3.25%
100%
102%
91.28
98.2
93.24
1,
97.4
1960
1,
92.30
100.6
1963
l%s April
lVaS April
91.20
15,
3%s Nov.
2%s Feb.
1%S Oct.
99.22
100.2 *
1962—
1—
15,
1962——:
1,
98.22
3%s May
3%s May
98.8
99.18
92.22
1,
l%s Oct.
99.26
94.12
98.4
19G2
1962
Aug. 15, 19G2
4s
•m
99
99.22
1962
15,
April
98.16
1,
Ask
94.4
U
1961
15,
1960
l%s April
98.28
1961
Aug. 1, 1961
99.28
1959
15,
15.
point
Bid
99.25
1959
3%s
a
Maturity—
TreasurvNotes (Continued)—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
102
1989
Pow
93%
98%
19G9
15,
99.24
92.8
1968
20,
92%
4%s April 10, 1969
93%
113
Elec
99.12
100.1
107
Southwest
99.31
100.4
Bonds—
Bank
99.31
—
1960—
25, 1959
Julv 2, 1959
204
Lowenstein
(M) & Sons—
4%6
Montana Power 4lis—
Mueller Brass 3%s_
&
100
3%s
June 10, I960—.
3%S Aug. 23, 1960
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
Nov.
3,
Dec
Federal
100.6
96%
—
4s
4%s
4%s
99.29
Mortgage Assn—
3%s Aug. 10, 1959
3%s Oct. 13, 1959
3%s Dec. 10, 1959
Aug.
3.50s Oct.
100
100.4
100.4
-
1963
Bid
3.55s
100.1
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Texas
144
98%
19j69
Electric
„
83%
the
Ask
100.2
—
87
1989
125
Consol Edison G%s—
99^
,
Central Bank for Cooperatives99.31
1959
17,
3.80s Jan.
1977
5s
•
7%
27
98
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1973
Petroleum
5%s
96
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__ 1972
-
ww
83
1989
4%s
5%S
Lt
&
Steel
Northspan Uran 5%s
Ohio Power Co 4%s
Vought 5%s
Central Power
Chance
110
National
1969
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Carrier
57%
58
G%
25
93%
Co
Figures after
Ask
1976
5s
30%
104
47%
His
Security Issues
Bid
Alabama Power
8%
77
IS 0!
Obligations of UU
Government Agencies
8.80
1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
60
7%
10
4 % %
Inst Foundation
22%
Ilaven)—
(New
Standard Sec
Title
53%
-
Co__—
Standard
Security
5%
50%
20%
4.09
1
Corp
&
Fire
Seaboard
90%
10.33
5.00
Tobacco
Paul
4%
5
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Nati Life Insurance—2
Springfield Fire &
$6.50 preferred
lo
—1
(Pa)
(N Y)
38%
142
35%
l%s
Television-Electronics Fund:
11.65
Steel
Balanced
14.08
37%
6terllng Investment Fund Inc.l
7.26
Railroad Stock shares
116
87
15.09
lc
lc
Railroad Bond shares
108
31
16.68
shares—lc
1
Petroleum
„
Corp
10
12.66
Smith
shares
Lite Ins
Reinsurance
Insurance Co of N Y—10
10.97
7.93
9.01
Merchandising
Mining shares
Quaker City
69%
a29.15
8.77
Bond
.Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
81%
84%
37/8s Sept.
7.23
Institutional
58
a39.83
lc
General Bond shares
54%
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Selected
12.78
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
,
Jefferson Standard
Federal
Inc
Securities
Pioneer
Electrical
20%
8%
3%s
Fund
otreet
Securities
2.68
Life
4%s
Chemistry <fe
Electronics
21.25
Owners
4.84
Capital Fund
Putnam
shares
18%
57%
24%
9.83
1
One
6.66
7.31
76%
-10
Providence-Washington
54
6.67
•
Over-The-Counter
16.53
73%
38%
Insurance Co———
6.90
of Canada Ltd
Group Securities—
Automobile
Home
9.14
1
Series
Series
Nucleonics
11.49
12.90
10
11.99
1
New York
6.38
13.29
1
13.88
10.97
1
New
18.78
1
Fund Inc
Industries
Phoenix
23 %
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
Jersey
Growth
"•.v
I
12.84
1
Series
Stock
12.73
19.39
2.47
8%
36%
21.86
Income
8.26
1
Inc
20.21
Preferred Stock Series
7.85
2
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
'
3.85
1
Investors Corp
20.68
0.0-4
25%
7%
36
10
.
Insp Si Insurance-- ——-10
3.54
National Securities Series—
20.48
7.97
11.71
16.55
17.37
'
11.09
Home
10
20c
Gas
nl4.57
1
Dividend Scries
General
10.11
1
Corp—
of beneficial
10.28
12.10
60%
65
5
Co
G3%-:
-
24
130
(Jacksonville Fia)_2%
Insurance
14%
47%
59
55
1.50
American
14.31
39%
""
5
Employees Life
<D C)
13.09
Bond
Fund Inc.l
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series.
lc
Preferred stock series—.—lc
Ins
_10..
12%
44
Philadelphia Life Ins Co__— 5
Seaboard
4
Co—
36%
34%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—lo
St
—
15.62
25.62
Florida Growth Fund Inc
C)
1
24.44
'•'
23.26
Automation
23.9(5
7.18
Financial Industrial
(D
Indemnity
Pacific
Y—12%
N
-
Peerless Insurance Co
3%
Government Employees Ins
Government
Inc
22.80
Futures
15.04
Fund-
of
-
69
20%
Republic
Co
47%
47%
31%
54%
3%
33%
2.50
;
2.50
Insurance—3.33 \ H
Ins
Northern
44%
43
64 %
18%
F>
Insurance
.5
50%
31%
1
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
61
5
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Capital Fund
10
10
2.
10
r————
River
North
Northeastern
5
14.91
Fire
York
161
66%
Fire—
Casualty
Hampshire. Fire—
New
119
Si
13.79
Stock
29%
336
Falls
int_33y3C
Growth
(S
19%
41%
28
153
Globe
beneficial
Fund
Life
17%
39
114
Glens
of
Investors
Fireman's
1
5
Corp class A——5
Union
Amsterdam
New
New
77%
Balanced Scries.
Fund
Balanced
Nationwide
80%
10.05
15.59
Stock Fund—
National
17
4
Shares
laton Si Howard—
,
Natl Old Line Inc common-.
26%
Franklin
Mutual
14.34
63 %
Life &
5
Fidelity <fc Deposit of Md
114
15%
*25%
69%
125
110*
23
; 34%
64
117
10
58
32
(13%
i—10
Natl
5
Inc
10
Fire
Accident Ins
National
—
Co
'Balt»
Liie
Monument
45 %
25%
General Reinsurance Corp„—10
Investment
20.89
3.05
9%
42
4.44
11.67-
9.38
8%
Indemnity & Life Ius——5
24%
3.04
Mutual
-2.50
25c
—
12%
4.03
Fund
13.03
1
Shares
Merchants & Manufacturers-—4
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)1.25
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins. —_..l
Mutual Income Foundation Fd-1
23.55
Dreyfus Fund Inc
3%
2.70
Trust
Trustee
E
52 %
2%
4.15
Investors
33%
42
2.66
.
31
38 %
1
Casualty Co
Forster
.
47
2.41
Units
18.35
Stk Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund__l
Shares—
Diversified
Si
5
5
—6.25
Assurance
Bonding—,
Massachusetts
%
6%
38%
Merchants Fire Assurances
%
2 / 23%
Life--—10
321
General
Continental
6%
36
——1
19%
58%
-> 209
3%
3.77
shares
88%
Growth
Diver
Diversified
Connecticut
201%
—.10
1
>
Ins
...
Muss
>
54%'
10
—
24%
;
is
—-1
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
lc
Missiles-Jets
18.17
Life
(Ky)_
f.iic
National
Lincoln
22%
3
Tenn„
Companies Inc——
Lhe Insurance Co of Va
Maryland Casualty
lc
shares
Fund Inc
8.01
83
12.40
10.02
9.17
1
shares-
Massachusetts
1
-1
Delaware
3.08
Mass
21
7.33
Co
Casually-Ins Co
of
Lift
11
Special Investment shares—lc
shares—
lc
20.52
1
Delaware
3.22
4.36
Massachusetts
18.09
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
2.92
2.79
lc
Transport
X18.88
Commonwealth
7%
47%
27-;
Si Shippers——
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N Jt—10
Standard Life _—_l
Boston Insurance Co
5
Continental
3.90
Petroleum
18.10
De Vegli
6.74
shares.
Paper
16.89
10.04
De Vegb
19.32
0.19
a4G.40
Metal
10.71
15.54
10.74
19'/a
Inc—
17.68
Inc—1
Fund—-*
Fund
Mutual
Sayles
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares
lc
10.76
9.00
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund--—1
Fund
Concord
14.57
6%
23
44%
3%
Ite-insurance———5
.
19%
2%
21
26%
Bankers
Crum
11.73
1
Composite Fund Inc
18
13.26
13.33
Managed Funds—
Bond & Stock
Composite
17 %
12.13
1
Investors Inc—1
Insurance Stk
Lootnis
Income
Commonwealth
Fund
17,300
131
10.81
1
25c
12.20
18,000
Life
9.43
13.84
n.28
Inc
Life Insurance
10.04
9.19
8.72
12.80
Fund
Lexington Trust, Fund—
Lexington Venture Fund
Canadian
Century Shores Trust
Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Fund
(Galveston
18
Life Sc
•
38
Beneficial
./■■■<
1
Inc———-w-I
Ltd
(1954)
Fund—
Priced
15%
Ask
2%
1
Mercury (Wash D Ci.
17.21
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund inc.———
1.
Street Investment
50c
41%
13%"
Bid
iEirm)—2
Liberty Natl Life Ins
32%
38
10
Investors Corp—.-*
Boston
67
30
Co.5
Assurance
l'ar
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Lawyers Title Ius Corp (Va)—5
227
'
1
-
Ins Co (Newark N J>„2%
Broad
Blue
5
Casually "_6
conv
(Jacksonville
217
Co—*
Insurance
Equitable Assur
Companies
Ask
178
63%
—10
-
Insurance—;——10
American
1
Bondsi
<Medium Grade
Life
168
10
Surety
American
Custodian Funds-—
(Invest-tent
6-1
5.57
of
(The»
10.21
9.34
Bid
4.81
8.10
15.41
"
Ask
4.40
tntl Resources Fund
4.22
1.25
1
American Investors Fund
—1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bid
Par
Funds—
2.34
2.13
7.54
Aberdeen
Mutual
Ask
Bid
tssued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
-
Ask
99.147
99.088
99.029
98.970
98.911
98.829
98.769
98.675
98.552
98.488
98.414
98.299
98.251
97.884
96.780
Volume 189
Number 5857
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2825)
Third Federal fleserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
this week will show a decrease compared with
a year ago.
District—Philadelphia—
-Week
1959
of the country,
based
us
upon
at
$27,205,635,708 against $31,034,004,938 for the
there is a loss for the week ending Friday of 21.0%,
the week follows:
Ended
Chicago
.
June
29—
_
,
York
: New
-
,
1,226,000,000
1,160.000.000
803,882,132
—.
—
844,004,237
-
—
St.
v
San .Francisco....—
-
8.9
873.403,269
—
V,
1 Baltimore
~_1
Other
cities, live
"708,233,591
594,759,029
?
+ 22.1
Total ?all cities, live
416.966,100
v.
$24,738,228,398
+
1,009,691,692
4,872,947,775-; 5,246,480,450
days-—1;
14,079,172
;
$26,251,046,153 $29,984,708,848
954,689,555
—
issue of next week.
908,482,824
1,180,172,29®
9.4
12,G64,830
13,473,63®
+ 11.7
294,041,519
504,574,847
.+ 11.8
580,779,144
68,526,100
65,705,400
.+. 4.3
64,985,700
289,223,14®
573,607,29®
57,322,53®
10,442.088
+ 11,1
15,374,522
14,900,801
+
u
458,911,608
2_.
•;
1,424,719,616
,
413,753,160.
1,283,754,4G2
Virginia—Huntington
+
9,697,471..
3.2
i6,502,752
.+ 10.9
492,366,862
12,084,601
14,149,49®
460,168,07®
+11.0
l,4r/l,038,278
1,420,028,73®
5,139,255
4,740,949
+
8.4
23,368.000
230,858,995
21,691,686
+
7.7
198,067,167
—
10,036,888
379,504,514
375,587,523
District of
147,185,883
147,242,090
796,382,311
4,938,107
2.9
+
4,386.591
25,862,292
204,014,594
+16.6
757,366,303
Columbia—Washington
9.0
$27,205,635,708 $31,034,004,938
10,325,664
Maryland—Baltimore
—12.4
<—
23,492,08®
181,591,70®
8,283,'07®
1.0
8,492,908
383,301,322
368,301,431
0.1
153,446,557
138,242,11®
5.2
780,055,780
724,297,08®
+ 15.2
30,325,913
127,739,553
+
—
9.4
We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch
;
+
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
(0 cttles)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
+ '9.7
12,866,420
261,511,746
—
(7 cities)
Total
in
8,174,521
17,669,12®
17,430,281
564,213,203
„
Richmond
7.1
1,049,296,090
day„«___.
Total all cities- for week--—
,;r.
14,704,993
5.2 r
292,015,426
•
—
Virginia—Norfolk
'
j
3,775,911
...
8,062,818
19,685,674-
+ 41.8
+
6,866,03a
.
4,604,628.—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
5.9
—13.6
'
one
6;812,383
5.0,
—
15,003,590
South Carolina—Charleston
All^cities,
3,782,571
-
+ 19.1
$21,378,098,378
days——
6.2
17,589,506
Youngstown
Total
V 458.806,546
v-441,665,Oil
cities, live days_—
cities)
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
west
Ten
5.2
+
1
840,000.000
+16.8
+
-
4,544.557
"
3.1
560,400422
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
3,933,942
6,831,701
3,768,123
7,565,440
7,185,092
*4,000,000
Mansrieid
4.5
s
9.4
24,939,416
15,792,135
•
Columbus
4.8
+.
846,360,000
2.8
+
1,894,691
1,607,101
4,552,70®
1,112,000,00®
V
4,071,30®
>
11,599,585
Cleveland
+
^
0.5
+
1,108,012,425
Jersey—Trenton
Cincinnati
J 428,400,000 I!''.; 393.000,000
V-
-
7,121,746
Ohio—Canton —!
5.7
558,423,649* ; *' 534,397,645
-
-
—
4,595,842
.
+
•
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 13.2
+.
2,447,335
2.129,566
-1,819,662
2j130,601
'
—21.0
■
i.
Delaware—Wilmington
r#
'
.
1,262,233,516
Kansas City
Louis
1958
.
4.2
-4,606,543
—
Total (11
1,428,216,043
Boston.-
-
' V
,
+
944,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
1
$14,376,517,330 $18,200,658,056
...
/ Philadelphia
:
'\..1959
:
;
•
e
1,773,483
2,459,214
4,735,685
-
—
—York
New
190#
,
+,.7.8.;, v.';.2,335,972 *■' ■-/"
1,033,000,000
—
Scranton
1
At this center
Our comparative summary for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH "
^
.
Week
week in 1958.
i J.
^
-J:
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
same
1957
2,167,029
1,847,751
Chester
:
clearings will be
13 ,+,
•
" f
2,335.544
Bethlehem
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,-June 20, clearings for all
9.4% below those of the corresponding week last
June
Inc. or
Dec.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
Ended
1958
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
4$P
32,453,701
Nashville
Saturday Rnd the Saturday figures
28,162, 458
32,515,83®
126,212,23®
.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
able-to give final and complete results of the
June 13.
For that week there
the whole
same
was
increase of
an
7,376,978
7,305, 904
7,385,117
7,834 789
284,444,761
Alabama—Birmingham
253,345,317
234,906, 798
194,366 527
16,635,816
14,846 ,595
+ 12.1
861,262
719 766
+19.7
624,644
776,38®
209,040,830
196,899 ,500
+
6.2
196,109,783
192,955,83®
1,217,139,127
1,204,514,G44
+
9.3
1,244,065,717
1,184,314,32®
+
2.1
Augusta
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present'further below,
v
391,4)00, 000
has to be estimated.
cases
4
we are
128,472, 307
386,200,000
Georgia—Atlanta
not available at time of going to press.
are
119,395,345
Florida—Jacksonville
ends
Mobile
previous week—the week ended
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
2.3%, the aggregate clearings for
country having amounted to $24,433,388,761 against $23,884,316,091 in the
week in 1958.
Outside of this city there was a gain of
at this center showing
decrease of 0.8%.
a
Total
We group the cities
Seventh Federal Reserve
according to the
1.2
+
1.0
—
5.7
+ 21.1
241,322,352
+ 30.3
388,088,431
7,475,156
218,893,321
7,660,07®
8,217,231
225,532,811
185,801,32-®
16,554,11*®
1'7,865,377
District—Chicago—7
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
New York Reserve District the totals register a falling off of 1.1% but in the Boston
an
(10 cities).—
7.1
396,200,000
7,509,618
—
6.0%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
Reserve District the totals record
Orleans
—
Indiana—Fort
improvement of 4.2% and in the Philadelphia
3,326,625
Wayne
Indianapolis
■
-
2,521,437.
3,301,36®
20,193,845
2.4
20,957,195'
22,658,69:®
13,850,156
+
0.3
12,136,902
9,732,18®
14,052,647
—
3,259,732
19,700,797
13,891,376
12,911,889
88,323,000
+
8.8
12,364,773
12,937,62®
+
0.3
86,134,000
+10.5
10,541,686
4,740,616
131,399,107
7,204,850
85,965,00®
15,470,92®
88,558,000
—
■
Reserve District of 9.7%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
" 11,392,059
South Bend
larger by
are
5,927,418
by 9.3%., The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Reserve District of 12.7%
and in the Minneapolis Reserve
Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
serve
District of 7.7%.
'
"*
'
In the
following
we
a
Ended June
13—
2nd New York
3rd
;
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
"
9
844,230,154
810,065,247
13,360,662,188
13.508,944,383
11
"
1,108,012,425
"
1,424,719,GIG
i
.
3.8
+12.8
+
+
6.7
7,51?,90®
50,084,300
10,301,094
5.5
+ 57.6
18,035,737
22,998,006
—21.6
14,362,270
7,834,085
12,546,041
+ 14.5
1.G36,650,614
1,610,924,230
58,320.56®
~
16,634,28®
2,476,68®
13,488,039
-
-
(17 cities)——
5,125,33®
123,077,08®
6.523.065
+
1.0
+ 14.7
1,121,079,Gl»
6,569,33®
16,312,14®
11,540,35®
6,555,76®
+ 20.1
6,425,476
+
1.6
1,647,111,004
1,525,269,861
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
859,905,829
784,271,066
1.1
11,602,440,059
12,219,555,453
9.7
908,482,824
1,471,038,278
Missouri—St.
1,420,028,732
5th
Richmond
6
"
796,382,311
757,366,303
+
5.2
780,055,780
Atlanta
—-,._10
"
1,317,139,127
1,204,514,644
+
9.3
1,244.065,717
Chicago
17
"
1,636,650,614
1,610,924,230
+
1.6
1,647,111,004
1,525,2G9,8G1
4
"
709,041,341
629,211,968
+12.7
641,082,674
690,585,583
7
"
661,697,537
614,171,984
+
2.7
597,300,931
6.6
346,000,000
386,800,00®
+ 25.4
153,725,481
1G2,840,G8(J
124,698,005
+ 12.9
138,049,298
4,360,393
3,259,057
+ 33.8
3,307,895
137,879,24®
3,065,65®
709,041,341
629,211,968
+12.7
641,082,674
1,184,314,323
7th
344,200,000
157,054,906
140,831,504
Illinois—Quincy
724,297,088
6th
366,900,000
196,949,439
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,180.172,299
+11.0
«+
+■
1956
$
4.2
—
1,283,754,462
+ 19.5
3,238,460
1,238,441,935
7,303,784
23,827,350
Springfield
+
1,009,691,692
7
-
1,185,703,387
6,526,708
-——
Rockford
1957
or
Dec. %
$
$
12 cities
1,685,023
7,483,163
Total
Inc.
1958
1959
Week
1st Boston
2,654,872
1,197,243,373
Peoria
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
■4
20,111,407
Decatur
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
53,659,533
Chicago
oj1
*
j
furnish
7.875.064
57,269,251
21,224,626
-
—
Illinois—Bloomlngton
increase of 2.3%, in the Dallas Re¬
an
■
Sioux City
In the
District of .8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.6%.
•4
*
gain of 1.6%, the St. Louis
a
—. —
139,48G,6G8
8,882,168
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
10,306,874
4,958,832
144,812,147
Haute
Terre
11.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 5,2% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
599,849,405
8th
St.
Louis
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
City
9
u
374,984,756
690,575,392
2.3
+
589,691,698
Total
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
10,248,869
10,138,240
+
1.1
449,840,853
9.4
404,891,132
163,874,810
411,041,636
157,287,360
+
St, Paul
+
4.2
"
543,266,588
533,794,117
+
1.8
509,032,041
143,030,939
1,341,011,468
1,246,892,305
+
7.6
1,253,602,981
1,229,116,524
4,371,185
10,936,011
4,696,694
7,359,450
7,050,030
12,198,185
Dakota—Fargo
South
528,966,845
"
ll,89G,93® *
15,037,342
Minneapolis
644,753,284
6
„10
Dallas
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
North
Ilth
12th San Francisco
690,585,533
Dakota-—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
399,283,47®
154,351,4-tl
10,535,15®
+ 11.5
9,720,690
6.9
4,515,259
4.4
6,433,822
•6,505,851
—
+
,
4,831,571
13,804,185
Total
108 cities
-V
We
' '
1
now
add
week ended June
24,433,388,761
23,884,316,091
+
2.3
22,103,869,816
10,885,428,241
+
6.0
11,078,983,122
11,095,923,197
'
our
^
Ended
1958
1959
$-
June
Inc. or
1957
Dec. %
'
1956
.
$
$
+ 19.7
.8,635.502
7.544,936
+ 14.5
8,034,050
1.3
705,230,844
Wichita
634,007,623
3,448,094
+ 14.0
4,067,022
—13.2
1,593,993
1,897,567
5.1
3,973,351
3,270,383'
2,900,499
'
4,037,445
+
3,840,126
+
Joseph
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs——
Total
859 562
+ 18.9
957 751
2.0
0.9
11,229 393
146,695 687
0.4
10,613 005
v
V
160,673,581
7,915,788
—
33,326,224
—
436,571,469
11,698,740
15.909,561
15,542,335
»'+
2.4
16,495,653
Worcester
12,939,145
11,971,829
•
+
8.1
12,373,061
15,506,359
15,232,234
7,561,683
+
+
+
—
7.4
11,313,051
27,964,771
370,481 123
1.8
842,80®
10,044,54®
158,674,95®
28,413 647
3.5
994,22®
'v
14,078, 960
414,977,60®
12,921,25®
41,136,621
37,952,054
52,043,067
37,716,220
+ 38.0
26,111,273
22,490,245^
+ 16.1
37,906,600
34,986,100
+
3,693,638
2,859,836
; 844,230,154
810,065,247
16,123,975
23,686,751
35,956,500
,4-13.7
6,302 ,570
2.3
589,691,698
674,984,756
+
15,003,036
•
—
Fort
3.3
7,020,061®
644,753,20®
*
+
1.8
426,246,655
43,385,798
+
8.5
12,430,24®
445,4)75,321
11,897,839
445,968,244
14,515,703
454,056,927
Dallas
39,723,428
8,552,000
'
47,068,172
5,360,000
Worth.
Galveston
Wichita Falls
24,222,616
8.3.;
6,650,587
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dalles-
12,601,764
"
•
690,575,392
(9 cities)
Texas—Austin
Springfield
_
City
4,186,253
1,554,280
(12 cities)
+12.8
1,239,144
902,864
4,155,659
1,789,903
3,930.920
Hampshire—Manchester
599,849,40^
8,787,563
664,324,710
Lowejl —J
Total
597,300,931
31,331,307
452,041,385
Kansas—Tbpeka
Missouri—Kansas
3,550,913
Fall River—
New
2.7
7,886,602
.
673.218,70G
New Bedford
Haven
+
1,073,590
11,928,910
162.122,045
-
-
'
Massachusetts—Boston
New
614,171,984
1,397,136
13
4,250,017
:
Rhode Island—Providence.:
12,444,92®
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Bastings
St.
Maine—Bangor
Connecticut—Hartford
13,621,747
661,697,537
(7 cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
''
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
ston—
„
6.0
.
13, for four years:
Week
„
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Clearings at—
Portland
+
22,731,180,463
11,538,224,588
„
Outside New York City
13,022,013
-
6,336,000
8,501,392
7,616,653
14,649,133
—15.4
40,452,39®
7,932,00®
""
'
6,664,284
7,317,785
15,947,835
15,738,60®
509,032,041
—10.4
528^9G6,845
.
35,088,200
+ 29.2
3,551,735
859,905,829
Total
2,883,158
4.2
Louisiana—Shreveport
543,266,538
(0 cities)
14,599,647
0.3,
533,794,117
'
+
+
1.8
+
4.5
214,251, ,119
+13.1
6,776, 124
190,549, 427
784,271,066
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—'•Albany.
Buffalo
143,131,028
130,662,+53
Xhnlra
130,643,847
3,064.015
Jamestown
New
87,054.614
York—.
2,723,331
,
3,712,890
3,512,790
'
12,895,164.173
12,998,887,850
45,609,572
43,339,862
Syracuse.
30,666,901
Connecticut—Stamford
Jerseys-Newark
Northern New Jersey.
Total
(9 -cities)-
141.349,683
California—Long
2,914,439
2,936,263
(a)
75,270,390
27,150,077
?"
(a)"
75,837,338
89,456,980
83,718,260
13,260,662,188
13,508,944,383
+
5.7
3,816,763
3,448,557
—
0.8
+
5.2
42,179.682
40,933,691
+13.0
25,778,962
25,482,859
■
.—
28,578,618
77,319,017
80,581,169
San
San
Francisco—.
Jose
——
627,604,867
93,763,716
31,836,156
+
5.8
+
2.4
199.259.25S
5,775,87®
220,295,08^
84,359,662
28,872,80®*
94,645, 180
30,119, 330
+
8.5
—
5.9
22,007, 937
18,828,82^
9.2
646,986, 000
626,660,23®
29,259,275
+21.4
25,2.52, -712
24,007,10®
T,359*751
13,697,933
+
'
Santa Barbara
10,775,641
9,259,366
+16.4
Stockton
16,455,42G
13,836,037
+18.9
<"\8,565; 004
X\
30,154,223,
0.7
Beach-
Pasadena
.
-
Rochester
ICOr
140,422,757
198,024,458
91,595,096
29,334,372
21,545,894
35,508,244
0.1
+12.5
-
6,905,152
20,269,596
179,829,064
+
219,527,788
209,457,458
685,654,468
173,352,438
—39.2
229,484,449
7,806,314
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
—
+
—
11,024,886,694
11,635,257,266
6.9
80,190,689
79,582,678
1.1
11,602,440,059
12,219,555,453
Total
(10 cities)
Grand total
(108 Cities)
outside New York City
-*Estimated,
(a) Clearings
.
14,510, 148
1,341,011,468
1,246,892,305
+
7.6
1,253,662,981
1,229,116,52®
24,433,388,761
23,884,316,091
+
2.3
22,103,869,816
22,731,180,463
11,538,224,588
10,885,428,241
+
6.0
11,078,983,122
11,095,923,
operations discontinued.
*y
'
50
(2825)
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section
certifies daily to the
Pinellas Industries,
8%
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
5%%
EXCHANGE
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JUNE
FEDERAL
12,
1959
BANK
RESERVE
TREASURY UNDER
TO
INCLUSIVE
18,- 1959,
JUNE
TO
TARIFF
Welsbach
mtge.
Noon
Buying Rate for
(Value in United States Money)
;:
.
' *"*';•
V.
V
r
'
due 1977-—July
"•
June 15
June 12
$
$
Argentina, peso-
June 17
Free,
.0385140*
.0385140*
.0200300
.0200250
,s;
.0385155*
Crum
.0200170'
1.042187
1.042187
.210712
.210700
.210712
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00312006*
.210712
:
.00203930
.00203935
.00203940
.00203935 V
.239260
.239300
.239295
.239275
.210442
.210432
.210445
2.812100
2.812400
2.812200
.00161060
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.00277912*
.00277912*°
.00277912*
.328333
.328300
.328933
v
y
Precision
'
.328300
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265062
.265125
.265168
2.784554
2.784356
.0800560
.265181
2.784257
2.784455
.140537
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349950*
.0349950*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.140525
.140525
.231918
.231956
.231968
2.801693
2.801793
j
^Announcement
Jn"thiS issue.
1959 —Aug
2.812100
2.812400
2.812200
2.812300
2.812900
-rif-vk:
DIVIDENDS
"
16)
page
♦Nominal.
When
Per
Hiram
$25 million, respectively.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
decreased
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
Holdings of "other" securities
deposits
adjusted
increased
all
in
amounts
but
two
the
of
other
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—
June 10,
1958
1959
Gold certificate
account
—
18,634,894
914,028
+
19,548,922
+
319,490
Discounts and
advances-
+
352,166
+
1,131,479
Other cash
2
22,473
6,284
+
225,779
loan6
Government
outright-
+
26,396
-
1
—
480
+
2
—
A
member banks follows:
:
18,649,726
Total
outright
25,944,462
Total U. S.
—
25,944,462
27,102,338 7. +
banks.
+1,158,840
225,780
+2,119,014
chasing
+2,240,340
24,660
—
U.
20,360
+2,487,981
+
Reserve
notes
27,352,790
+
+
668,157
S.
Treasurer—genl,
Foreign
acct._
'
*
Other
&
35,639
+
+
19,809
—
+
accrued
5,876,117
39,293
divids.
97,338
'
-
+
205,121
—
+1,698,562
311
—
+
+
liabilities
CAPITAL
53,242,888
233,177
16,662
+
763,494
capital
Total
note
378,988
868,410
accounts
+
206,632
—
+
283
+
+
____,
12,218
26,338*31,669
& capital accts.
gold "certificate
re¬
deposit and F. R.
54,696,918
41.3%
Industrial
on
loan
change
Sept. 2,
—
80,027
Demand
+
—
.7%
elimination
813,849
•'
Sec.
U.
...
demand
following
June 10:
ended
—
Domestic
banks
banks
surplus
of
$27,543 000
'
of
reporting member
System in leading cities
principal
Increases
changes
for
$366 million
the
in
week
loans
ad¬
j
"
at all
reporting member banks; the principal increases
Were $94 million in New York
City, $43 million in the
Chicago District, $28 million in the Cleveland
District,
$23 million in the Boston District, and $19 million in the
Philadelphia District.
Changes
according
to
industry
release.
Real estate loans in¬
"Other" loans increased $64 million.
press
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Gf TJ.
—1,136
"
S. Government bonds decreased
and
Reserve
Banks
loans
and
to
banks
after
and
are
shown
—90
4-60%. preferred (quar.)
Ideal
Cement
Co.'
(quar.)
mtge. 41/a%
'• "
deduction
*
.
OF
Circuit Breaker—
coll.
bonds
"E" due
series
of
f.
6-15
«-30
6-12
-
7-2
6-15
6-.15
6-
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
$1.25
of
__2
«-30
9-15
12-30
12-15
35 c
f ,6-30
6-19
6-19-
69c *> .-6-30
i._»r:,
$1.12
due
July
1,
Bell
6-30
6-19 *
57 Vic
7-15
23 •
debs,
due
July
'/4%
T;
preferred (quar.)
due
Jan.
1
!_Jun
30
4
1,
1968
2459
$2.75
shares
preferred
4%
A
2244
"
July
1
7-
1
■
6-12
•
6->
6-30
5-29
6-30
-7-15
-
6-18
1
6-
7-
1
6-
8
-'-'7i
1
6-
8
7-15
7-
$1.03 Va
—_
-
7-
$1.03
$1.14
37 Vic
$1
i*
•
$1.05;
$i;i5f
"7- 1
.
-\.7-
8
1
6-M;
-I
6-16
'7- 1
6-16
'
$1,411/4".
.1'
7-
1
6-16
7-
ls
6-ia
7-'
S1.25
$1.06%
:
S.'A.—
1
(quar.)
Ingram
6-19
...
-11-16
II-
+40c
6-30
6-
5
*56(4c
—
6-30
6-
5"
24c
—
dorm (qtiafTT—-_
•
8t
*683/4C
6-30
6-
5
f$I.12V2
6-30
6-
5
i.
5%
7-
f12Vfec•.
(quar.)
(qaar.)__'____
7-
6-15
1
2
6-15
6-15
7-2
$1
:
Co.,. 6%-preferred
"
(s-a)
$3±15c
&
Bell, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Inland Cement, Ltd., 6% partic. pfd.-(initial)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Institutional" Securities, Ltd.—
7-30
*30c*
~7=I3
—-50c-
-6-23
2:
7-15
6-30
'
'
—
•
6*
1
-
6-
8
•
T
Institutional Income Fund. (8c from invest¬
ment inc. and 6c from securities profits)
of North America (quar.)——
.
Insurance
Exchange Huilding
Inter-County
5
Certificates
Coip. (quar.).;
(increased s-a)
7-
14c
1
7-15
76c50c
.77--'1
6-1
6-30
6-19
25c
-7-
1
6-18
50c
"7-
1
6-15
Telephone & Telegraph Co.— ""
(quar.)
:
c,'3t preferred B
5 % preferred B
2678
7-15'
"
:
ile
'
Mexico
participating
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
Common
1
J
Electrica'de
Insuwtushares
*
19G0—1——Jun 30 '
6-15'
7-31
{50c
Insurance'Co.
2676
6-15
*
6-30
{30c
(Mass.)
1
6-13
6-30
'
{12 Vis¬
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Industrial Hardware Mfg. Co.- (stock div.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd.—
.
-
1
•
Fund
•L-
due
(
{35c
-
6-
6-30
{31j/4C
:_
6-IK
r
Michigan Electric—
Industrial Acceptance Ltd.;
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
..
2672
.
B
•
preferred. + quar.T—
American
256?
,
6-12
7-
{12'/2c
•
preferred iquar.)—
4',4% preferred fquar.)—
2670
1
6-30
35c
5%
2562
30
7--.1
;
,*
r_July
6-39
50c
4% »preferred
(quar.)
4.20 % f pTCfierredj ( quar.)J—
4.60%
preferred t quar J'——r'jLli'II
Class
:_Jun
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5.65%' preferred (quar.)____!
Page
1
,.
*
20c
$2.15
(increased)—
(quar.)—
—
preferred '(quar.)——_i
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)
256§
*
—
July 1, 1963!
Co.—
;
4.56%.
2677 '
..
Aug 14
-
-
1,
Co.
■
-
-
4:i2%,, preferred
_
Corp.—
1965
Telephone
Central RR.
4+8
...
stock.
1967
-
.—
July 1, 1984—Jun 30
Illinois—
bonds series
Water
5
"
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
Imperial Oil Co.,: Ltd.
(quar.)__l__
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Page
July,. 1,
bonds
6-15
6-15
7-15
$1.25
Imperial Investment Corp., class A (quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)___—
Date
1965r_"Jun
1970
coll.
7-15
7-15
•
50C
(quar.)—
re¬
valuation
Date
B
8
6-19
15c
Imperial Color Chemical & Paper Corp.—
Quarterly
^
REDEMPTIONS
Mansfield Telephone Company—
1st mortgage 5%
bonds due April
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
5%
1
$1.25
Illinois
.
Co.
Housing
subord.
6-
.
{45c
-
Illinois
bonds, notes,
for
redemption,
fund provisions.
April 20;
due
Machinery Corp.—
conv. preferred stock
—'——J
J
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
;
r3j/2%
1st mtge. & coll, trust bonds series
5»^%
7-
50c
62 Vic
______
581
Shoe
1,
6-10
1
6-22
{40c
(quar,)_l*
635
Indiana A
cumul.
Jan.
7-
{20c
+
TENDER
5!4% cumulative prior preferred
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
s.
6-12
60c
+
Incorporated Income
under
bonds series
Divestment
3%
6-30
{75c
71
°
called
of
year
6-126-12
$1.31%
158
+
gross.
stock
PARTIAL
5%
-6-12
.
6-30
6-30
^
A.prefferred;.(quar.)
8
'•
Sugar Co., 6%
Pennsylvania RR.—
15
6-30
<
62 Vic
-
4Vsr%- prior preferred series I
list of corporate
a
called
Manati
Compo
6-30
{10c
A
$2.75
I-T-E
1,685
common
those
Amun-Israel
6-30
6-30'
»
3114c
(quar.)_
—•" 813
739
.—
—
debs,
7-15
20c
;
6-30.
7-15
(quar,)
—
126
Company and Issue—
f.
7-15
7-15
•
852
Industria
s.
6-12 \
1
(Jersey City)
545
sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle." - ■}"
4%
;_
class
6-12-
7-
30c
(quar.)
6-20«
7--1
$1.10
^
'
'
Northeastern
$43 million and
B
I -
6-20
6-30
25c
(quar.)——
+-
1,452
—
Below will be found
Shares
31Ac
56 'Ac
$1
preferred
(quar.),
t
preferred (quar.)_
(F. C.) <fe Sons, comlnon
Huyck
Fund Notices
American
6-
6-30
93%c
preferred
6
Gen.
•7- 2
;
—
,
tl2%c
-
Inc.
2.
7-20 *
$8.12'/a
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Felt,
6-
6-19
6-30
'8«-l
.
(quar.)__-
Corp., common
—•
10,540
—
—
individual loan items
serves;
A
6-23
6-26
45c
♦
•
-
Corp., common
(Harvey),
;
\
—
others
of
Finance
6-30
.
l quar.)
287
19
—•
>
1,721
5-29
5-29
'
+
+1,333
Company and Issue—
Commercial and industrial loans increased
$233 million
creased $49 million.
28,581
—
NOTICE
deposits.
in another
deposits
...
Federal
From
From
class
5%
35 654
justed and $1^333 million in demand deposits
adjusted,
and a decrease of $1,136 million in U. S.
Government
appear
57,387;
1
1
deposits:
637
13b
The condition statement of
weekly
Reserve
—245
.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
43
Redemption Calls and Sinking'
1,008
1958.
banks of the Federal
554
5%
adjusted—
Government
S.
preferred
including
shows
+18
+
.
7-
6.40%
pref.
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)—__
Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)
•
Hutchinson (W. H.) &: Son (quar.)
Huttig Sash <fc Door, common (quar.)_
3.7%
—
360
of
77
(quar.)___r_
5%
deposits
foreign
commitments—
after
2,404
Time deposits except U. S. Government—
accept¬
correspondents
♦Net
+2,487,981
.
combined
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
banks————
+
-
-
County National Bank
Quarterly
—
Hughes-Owens Co. - Ltd., class
Class
•
1 I
7-
$1.06'A
$1.12%
Hudson
87
+
—
'
-
convertible
Hubbell
49
+.
.
.
7-
25C
,;;.
(quar.)_—
Co.
Natural Gas
Hubbard
893
155
6-20
1
±—
(quar.)
preferred
5j/4%
•
830
+
1
8-
tl2»/2C
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)-(quar.)^^,
5%
7,652
—
to
5%
—3,202
43
—
Borrowings:
_
liabilities
domestic
+
*7-
50c
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—.
502
—
-
33
—-
„
1,794
12,656
1,028
with
Foreign
liabs.
of
serves
—
Banks_d_
Reserve
25
50c
(quar.)—
3%%
+1,484
11
—
6-30
(quar.)
Y.)
(Frank W.),-Ltd.,
Household
—2,763
43
—
—
•
-
9,338
-
Federal
in vault
{Exclusive
Ratio
2,181
1
{12 '/2 C
preferred
$2.25
91
+
8-
'
pfd. (this Qayment dears arrears)
C 5%
preferred (quar.)^
;
Houdaille Industries,
Inc., common (quar.)
+1,295
„
6-30 '
'
5%
LIABILITIES—
'
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other
+2,475,480
6
6,608
banks
Interbank
Total
85
—
17,427
with
Balances
267,513
+
•-
749,665
+
64
—•
—
securities
11,601
19,974,688
+
28,453
2,237
notes
to
Cash
44,629
''
deposits 1
liabs.
—
449,694
'
Total
.12,644
securities—total
(N.
Hotel Corp. of America—
133
+
2
1
Guaranty Co.-(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
preferred
Houston
49
Co.
(Joseph)
—1,049
4
+
2
6-
8-
37*/2C
;
(initial)
Title
4'/2%
•
17
—-
1,378
10,148
bonds
Reserves
95,420
277,830
Deferred availability cash items
S.
.
+
H.)
(quar.)
Home
-•
+
6-
6-30
30c
Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)
$4.25
6-30
f6C
preferred
Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
+3,880
+2,009
;
9 +
.„•■■■
2,128
.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp.-—,
carry¬
bills
Loans
774,888
378,452
Other
'
,
+
1
—
pur-
loans
Other
26,942
18,868,712
—
for
loans
Treasury
U.
Member-bank reserves
+
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
813,849
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
233
618
dealers
and
Government
S.
366
-
.
(D.
5-26
,j.-T7.-3rr '-7-15;
7- 1
6-10
?6c
Insurance
Class B
Home
+1,166
248
+
—
for
estate
Treasury
.
+
+
31,238
or
loans
Other
8,266
+
6,786
<
54,696,018
—
+
112
—
94,700
56,909
loans—
carrying securities
purchasing or
ing securities ———w
Other
—
■
.
brokers
to
adjustedf—-_
loans
Home
1958
t—
industrial
and
Agricultural
Real
160,443
—_
i
assets
—_
7,117,483
96,061
assets
'<
adjusted*
15
premises
Other
securities—
items
cash
Bank
and
Commercial
122,000
Loans
and
Due from foreign
Uncollected
investments
Loans
+1,280,840
—_<
Govt, securities—
loans
1959
(In millions of dollars)
,
Loans
bought
under repurchase agree't
Home
June 11;
ASSETS—
305,486
Mines
common
Horner
June 3,
1959'
+2,867,565
—
Gold
6-25
-
15c
L
convertible
Holmes
Increase ( + ) or
June 10,
15,140
—1,296,379
_—
—
2,867,565
2,483,771
—
5%
k
'
•f.7-15^
*'7-31
r
~15C
•
(quar.)——
Consolidated
Holly Sugar Corp.,
/
:
,
Extra
v
1
Co.
Quarterly
reporting
'
split)r~
Furnace
Hollinger
to
.
-r
,
*
comrifon (increased-quar.)Vi^_—
New
Holland
Decrease (—) Since
,
—
Bonds
i
"
-
,
+
—
Loans
liabilities \ of
i
"
Certificates
U.
and
assets
16,830
1,943,400
Federal
of
summary
securities:
Notes
Total
977,484
outright—
Bills
Total
12,756
13,9.94
+
—
—
1
Acceptances—bought
rowings from others increased $71 million.
banks decreased $43 million.
/
' :.r *'
\
Holders
Gooder-
•
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $158 million and bor¬
—1,318,969
2,000
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks
(Hiram)
Worts, Ltd.—
Electronics—
(Two-for-one:
Time
—1,398,497
+
79,528
1,998
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
districts.
&
Walker
see
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
in
deposits decreased a net of $19 million and included a
decrease of $56 million in interbank deposits in New
York City.
:
June 18,
1959
17,
ham
City, $168 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $135 million in the Chicago District, and by smaller
Decrease (—) Since
Walker
Hoffman
York
New
thousands of dollars)
June
million
$748
of Company
Hirsch.;(p.,'R.),,&sC0H(initlal )_i——£.i_l.<+4:; 15 c %
^:;-
$33 million.
Demand
Held
2182
1
i
„
(Cohtinued from
S.
*
2461
-
Name
Bought
2244
Transformer.:Qorpl^'J'
2.802391
>
tJ.
1468
1
i 0-year cony:
.232018
2.801892
United Kingdom, pound sterling.
Industrial
15
.193250
.231900
2.801594
franc
Dec
J*.—July
stock__
2565
1
.0238095*
.193250
.193237
.193237
.193221
:
Union of South Africa, pound
Switzerland,
1572
.0340950*
.0238095*
!
iquar.)_a—
(quar.)
Interlake Iron Corp
•
1:
31'46
3lV»c
35c
•
•7-fl
10-
;
2456
.140531
.496950*
.0349550*
.140512
peso
krona
cbiivr. preferred
Western
•
.496950*
stock—, __—Aug
Jciunulative preferred
Newspaper Unibiv-^..1
675. convertible.s.tf.ldepentur.es' due Aug.. 1,
.265140
2.785049
■>--
.0349950*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
675
.00277912*
>
.328300
___Jun30
1965
debs." < subord.) due July 15, 1967 jlJuly i 5
r
_.,_Ju Ly2
Signal Oil <& Gas." £o. "preferred .stock-—
United Artists Corp.— .i
1-'-.:., - •
■
'v
Jun 22
6%'
conv.
suborn." .'debs." due" May 1, 1969
'
.00161070
.00277912*
«
■
1,
Tiger'
4 Y? %, cuinul.
2.812900
7
2564
+
Koehring'Co.; 5^'pj-eferred stock;,-series B__:—.:
New? England:,;G^s
Electric, Association—
.
.239300
.00161050
.00161060
.00161062
1
.00203940
'
~
,
>
..'.210450
v
Page
&
5a47<? -convertible
.00312006*
2.812300
_
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
'
f
2561
26
Jun 30
Forsterilne,' 8%-preferred stock
_____
7;:
: ;
5.% % debentures ^subordinated.) due July 1, 196'
7™Julyf 1
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine'Corp.—
1.042031
1.042031
.210693
Italy, lira
—Jun
Flying
.210498
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Sweden,
2.241354
1.041562
-
Date
.
.
.0200237
v
.
.
Crowed-Collier Publishing Company—;
5% convertil+e debentures due Aug.
;
.0385140*
.0385140*
.0200237
J
2398
conv. subordinated debs, due Sept. 1, 1970—Jun-30Co. 3%% s.-f. debs, .due May 1, 1977—
Crane
0107737
2.240876
2.240796
2.240956
2.240717
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc—
Germany, Deutsche mark
-
>
4Vi%
$
'
.0107329
^ 2726
Aldens, Inc.—
June 18
$.
9
.
.0109354
.0111956
.0114184
^
2614
i'
r.': 1
'
+
T
1
ENTIRE- ISSUES; CALLED
■
Company and Issue—
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 16
Monday
Friday
*'*'24(>)L
"
4%% s. fbonds due ,July 1; 11962—^-v---~Jtily
1
Maryland Ry., 5%.%/ .debit. *'dae Jan. 1,- 1982,-July 1
Woods Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
4
4% non-cumulative class B preferred stock_*r^„-__"-Jun 23
-
Cable Transfers in New York
W-
-
Pa«*;>
Z
•'
1964_Jiny 21
Co,—.»*
pipe Iine'lionds,' series
Corp.—-
Date? ?
.•
15-year
•
Comury and Monetary Unit
>
Western
1930
ACT OF
1st
"
"
.
Inc.—
-•
f. debentures due July 1,
s,
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
convertible
6-15
1
9-15
6-30
6-15
"
Volume
Number
189
5857
Whtir
Nanus accompany
'■
*
*
Internationals Miner*aiS""&
Chemical
i-1
;
50c
50c
SI;
-
?£
(quar:)/.*,
r
"'
7-15
•; 7-15
tfoiMr'.V" ■'
-ir
•
N. -,Y.
f>
6-26" ;
r-
Internat ional-Power Co.
6-29.
International Resbhrceri FUnd, Inc.—
(From
net Investment
International
Salt
•
;•
International-Shoe Co.
tquar.i
.
..Lamsori
45c
—-—
/
iInternational Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
7-
1'
^ 7-
43%<;
•**
■
6-15
(quar.)
; common
Lane
Company,
"-5%" preferred
>
6-10
(quar.)
LaSalle* Extension
t
Quarterly
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-18
6-15
30c
6-30
6-19
6-30
6-19
_/_
7-
6-12
1
7-10
15c
(quar.)
•
6-26
40c
6-30
10c
McLean
%60c
Investment. Foundation, Ltd.; bom. (quar.)
175c
preferred .(quar.)._„_j________^—___
investment Trust-of; Bostorn— **
*>/•"
r
Special*.distribution fronxTiet- gains
'Year-end from" net. investment
Investors Funding," class A (-quar.
:
*
Investors
7-15
7-
8-
1
5-16
1
/ -$2.50
preferred yquar.)_i_——
preferreT,(quar.)_
'
Iowa
ElectricvLighl
-
& Power; com.
•
6-10
'-i4.80%
preferred
(quar.-)__-_—
1
*
?
n
77_
40c
6-26
5-22
82«/2c
7- 1
Island
Creek
Coal,
"
.
7-
Iatel
6-
(J.
7-
50c
(quar.)—-—*_
7-
$1.50
'
•
Inc.—".
B-)
Co".
&
1 /
6-15,
Star
Lone
Mfg.
Jamaica
Public
*
*
--
7%'
1
7%
"
25c
(quar.)i________
(quar.
Service,"Ltd., common—
(quar.;
preference
i_
— —
(quar.)
B
6-12
Xl%%
*.
.
5-29
5-29
*
5%
preferred
6-30
$2
6-
8-31
8
8-17
1
7-17
2
10-19.
s.—
6-12
•6-26
15c
—
7-
$1.25
6-
1
City
Public
,
Kansas
Gas
,'4.28%
&
Electric,
preferred
preferred
4.3.2%
4'%%
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
preferred
6-30
6-12
6-30
6-10
$1.07
7-
1
7-
1.
6-10
$1.12%
7-
1
6-10
45c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
(quar.)——
(quar.)
com.
—
"
,
4.20%
,
9-
1
8-14
$1
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.05
1.—
9-
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)—
—
City. Southern Ry. '
■
4%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)__
Kansas Power <Sc Light, common (quar.)—4.35%
Kansas
1
5
Class
A
5
Class
B
6-
5
$1.12%
7-
1.
$1.25
7-
1.,
10c
6-30
(quar.)——_——
.
preferred (quar.)—!
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
3y*%
-'
■
1
6-15
1
9-15
12-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
60c
7-
1-2-60
87%C
—
1
6-15
preferred
Kendall
!—:
!
<quar.)
A
Refining ;(quar.)—
:
30c
:___
I
4%'%
convertible
preferred
prior
1st preferred
Keyes Fibre Co..
—
Itimbprly Clark
"
Kingsport Press.
(quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
Knickerbocker
1
7-15
7-
r
45c
7-
6-
5
'
Village
B
—a—
:
A- (mcnthly)
—/___
Class Bt (monthly) _1_—1
—.6%
Company—
1st. preferred
/
Co.
6-
6-30
62 %c
' 68%c
7-
$1
7-
7c
6-
1
1
,
9
7-
1
6-15
8-1
.
7-15
8-
7c
7c
7-15
1
7.
10c
1
8-1
6-15
-
7-15
8-
-
1
7-18
7-
13 %C
50c
;
1
6-22
./.
6-
1
7-
1
6-12
Labrador Mining & Exploration_:—_—___
t25c
6-25
6-11
(quar.)_//__i__.
22 %c
7-
6-15*
Laclede
4.32%
'
5%
(Jolm)
Ltd.'
Gas Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
Masco
—.
6-30
5-22
6-22
5-22
50c
$7.50
2%%
$$1.25
6-26
6-12
7-
1
6-29
7-
1
6-29
7-31
7-15
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
1
6-19
77-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
6-30
6-15
6-23
6-
7-20
6-30
9
7- 2
6-
7-15
$$1.55
55c
6-15
1
6-18
7-
$1.25
5
15c
7-
1
6-17
6-30
6-22
7-
1
6-12
50c
7-15
6-12
7-15
t
—
—
6-22
7-15
6-22
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-19
1
f^in.l Jfrom
1
6-30
6-12
1
6-12
7-
7-
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
1
6-18
7-
6-24
6-
5
7-20
6-26
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
7-1
8
1
6-
8
7-
5c
30c
6-
7-
31'4c
$1.12Va
Valley
15c
Ry.
1
6-13
6-30
6-
8
$3
(s-a)
,6-30
6-15
Matthiessen
&
31V4C
6-30
6-15
Ma» Factor
see
changed
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-16
1
7-
6-25
5-29
6-30
6-16
7-15
7-
,
Ltd
plus
5c
,
6
1
6-19
'7-1
6-19
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-
6-26
5-29
7-
1
6-18
7-
1
7.
1
from
8c
gains
4%
from
Hegeler Zinc Co.
Factor (Max) &
Mastic As¬
5c
20c
Co.
Co.
Aluminum
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
,A
4.90%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
Containers
Modern
Mohawk Rubber Co.
,
6-29
5-29
6-22
6-19
8-
1
7-
1
—*
(quar.)
6-12
7-31
7-15
9-
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-26
0-11
7-
1
0-15
1
6-15
7- 1
0-17
7-2
6-10
7- 1
6- 1
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
7- 2
6-19
6-27
0- 6
6-30
5-29
1
Ltd.—
Brewery,
Preferred
$55c
(quar.)
Life
Assurance
(Winnipeg)
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
Auto
Equipme?nt
6-30
6-19
7-
1
5-29
common
$1.17 Va
$1.12Va
20c
7-
1
5-29
7- 1
5-29
5% preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (qua*.)Class A (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging Co., common (quar.)—
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Ltd. (quar.)
Montrose Chemical
(quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd.,. new common (initial)
7%
0-15
1
0-16
8
6-15
7-10
0-10
6- 5
10-
1
8-28
7- 2
6- 5
7- 2
6- 5
6-30
6-15
0-30
6-15
7- 1
0-15
7-15
6-16
7-
1
6-19
0-29
6-11
<
$1.75
«
$1.25
40c
8-30
1
7-
Corp.
35c
15c
(from realized
Inc., common
)
1
6-19
0-10
6-13
6-30
capital
preferred (quar.)
(F. E.) & Bros
■>—
Mystic Valley Gas Co
6-3C
35c
8c
37 VaC
30c
65c
(quar.)
j—
(N. Y,)—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ufltraeonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Oorp.
for each 100 shares held)
Nashville & Decatur RR. gtd. (quar.)_
6-19
6-|
6-30
$1.65
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
7- 1
2%
gains)
6%
0-
1
7-
7- 2
Ring
Piston
Shares
1
7-
Inc.—
Quarterly
Mueller Brass Co.
Myers
7-
80c
preferred (quar.)_
Motor Products Corp. (quar.)~<»Mount Royal Dairies
Ltd
Common
(stock dividend)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Mutual System,
1
7- 2
,
preferred (quar.)
Finance Corp., $5
Mutual
6- 8
62VaC
(quar.)
Morgan-Guaranty Trust Co. of New York—
7%
7-15
2%
Morgan Engineering—
$2.50 prior preferred
Motor
0-12
120c
;t20c
+$1.75
+$1.75
15c
A
Initial
1
15c
dividend
Stock
7-
7-
62V2C
50c
$1.75
,
20c
59%c
$25c
—
—
6-12
7-15
..
(quar.)
7%
preferred B
(quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co. (quar.)—
preferred
6-25
10%
Common
6-23
$$1
'
—
Co.,
•!
25c
dividend
Stock
7- 2
$40c
Monarch Mortgage & Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, com.
(quar.)
Monroe
'
—
semi-annual
Initial
1
7-
$25c
35c
(quar.)—
class A
6-11
9-15
,
Molson's
Monarch
7-15
6-42
6-39
7-15
6-39
6-26
6-12
6-29
6-10
Narda Microwave Corp.
9334c
20c
(quar.)
National Aviation (26c from ordinary income
75c
from
National
capital gams)
Biscuit
Cash
Co.,
common
Register
preferred
•
$1
Fire
(stock div.)
(qua*.)
Insurance
(Hartford)
■
7- 1
7-
1
6-22
6-20
6-19
6-0
50c
.
7-15
6-10
7-15
6-23
2%
90c
6-30
6*10
7- 1
6-10
8- 2
7-15
7-
6-15
special meeting of stockholders has been
called on July 10 to approve a proposed
two-for-one split of the common stock—
National
7-M
19-09
3°c
(quar.)
(qu^r.)__
National Co., Inc. (Mass.), com.
8-17
-11-18
_
Natco Corp.
$3.60
6-26
$1.25
30c
50c
$1.10
$1.15
40c
25c
30c
60c
$31ViC
$2
27V2C
$1.22V2
(s-a)
Mobile Gas Service, common
A
recently
phalt Corp.
(s-a)—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
plus
Corp.—
Name
capital
long-term
National
net invest¬
ment income)—
Massawippi
5
(quar.)—
income
investment
from
Muskegon
6-26
12c
1%
30c
50c
$1.06%
•
$1.50
4°c
37V2c
^
X.ife
5
common
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated,
25c
$1.50
Corp.
Massachusetts
6-19
Minnesota
6-12
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Telephone Cow, Ltd.—
Products*
27c
z
6- 8
6-22
100%
common
(quar.)—
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Masonite
1
7-15
(quar.)
Screw
6-10
7-
of
July 21
preferred-(quar.)
«4V'2%
Mastic
(quar.)_
preferred B-(quar.)
6-30
6-15
J30c
Labatt
approval
Common .(quar.)
•
$175
(quae.)—
to
-
7c
6-10
30c
*
Maryland Casualty
(quar.)—
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Bock—
6-15
.
(s-a)
—*--<
Cement Manufacturing—
preferred (quar.)
——
(stock dividend)
Marsh (M.)
& Son (quar.)
Marsh Steel & Aluminum (quar.)———-—
Marshall Field & Co.. 4'4% pfd. (quar.)*--.—
Marshall-Wells Co., 6% preferred (quar.)—
Martin Company (quar.)
——
9
3
6-
6-30
20c
6%
6-15
6-
6-12
6-12
6-30
n
Marsh Foodlirers
6-15
.
6-30
2
1
Products—
Corp.,
preferred
6-15
77-
6-27
45c
t50c
J20c
*25c
50c
15c
Marquette
1
6-15'
7-1
40c
6-15
*
6-12
.
6-15
1
t20o
7% preferred B (quar.
v.———r—$17,%c
Market Basket (Calif.); com. (quar.)
25c
$1.preferred (quar.)
■:
25c
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
6- 5
1
6-30
62 %c
$1.50
Heater "(quar.)
Kysor
"
'
.
.
;
(quar.)
(B.)
1
1
Midland
Common
"
,
—
——.—
,
.7% 2ndtpreferred (quar.)_
lfcuhlman Electric Co., 5%% pfd. A
Kuppenneimar
7-
-.7-
i-
5
6-10
1
4%
.
Class
Kroger
13c
/.
.•
Class
7-
25c
Koehring Co.—.
'*'"•* •
•
5% preferred A (quar.)l_ll_//—;
5% preferred B (^uar.)l
_1_11
5%%- preferred (initial)—.
,
:—
Kopperp Co., common (quar.)_
.4%
preferred (quar.)—
—
—
Kratter Gorp., class A '(monthly)————
.
.
7-
6-
1
Maritime Telegraph
5
20c
.
-
6-
1
20c
.
.
Automotive
stockholders'
Marine
5-29
7-
30c
,
-.
"
6-24
1
6-12
7-
7-
(Ontario)—
semi-annually a
(N. Y.)
quarterly
dividend
subject
Stock
5-29
7-
EtlTsch Company (quar.)—————
.
Increased
.
Insurance
Increased
6-20
28%c
—
—
Life
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, 5% preferred (quar.)__
Maracaibo Oil Exploration (year-end)——
6-15
6-24
20c
(quar,)_
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian funds—
Class A", (initial)
1
6-25
$1.50
*20c
*
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
—
Iterr-Mt^ee; Oil Industries, common (quar.)
-
7-
20c
:
Kennametalj Inc. (extra)
Kenqecoti- Copper. Corp.
(quar.)—
Co.
Manufacturers Trust Co.
Maremont
kenaall Company—
$4.50
6-29
20c
30c
30c
53c
25c
500
——
(initial quar.).
New common
6-15
10-
:
87 %C
*" 87 %C
3%% preferred (quar.)
6-19
20c
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
(B.)
Manufacturers
Kellogg Co—
1
593/sc
Corp.,
5-25
.
7-
30c
(quar.)—
class A (s-a)—
C
Financial
M&niscliewitz
6-19
6-
50c
37V2C
$3.50
12c
5c
15c
10c
56J4c
$5c
$25c
Mississippi Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)_"
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping
(increased)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
—
Missouri Pacific RR. Co. (quar.)
Mitchell
(J
S ) Ltd.
(quar.)
Mobile? & Birmingham RR. Co.—
,t*, •
?5c
*5c
—
i.
6-12
6-24
30c
preferred
4'4%
Manhattan
.6-5
6-26
35c
(quar.)—___«
•
6-16
1
7-1
56V»c
6-19
1
15c
—<
dividend)
(interim)
6-30
7-
6-
Mississippi
40c
(interim)
0-
6-15
6-10
7-
1
Mirro
Works—
Chemical
Mallinckrodt
6-
%
7-
7-
6-19
7-
;
(quar.)-—
6-30
6-20
7-
1
6-15
53 VoC
—■_
& Casualty
1
(quar.)————.—
preferred
preferred
Bonding
6-20
7-
7-
7-17
6-30
$1.50
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
Maine Public Service Co., common (quar.)—
4.75%
7-16
7-16
25c
1
37 %c
Mailman
Maine
6-16
1
8-
(quar.)__
7-15
8-
18%c
—*
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
8-
30c
15c
47V2c
25c
75c
t25c
?22%C
*
1
(quar.)/—_—:
3%%
5%
—-
Minnesota Power & Light,
(quar.)
B
6-30
7-21
6-30
$1.37Va
7% preferred
(monthly)
Corp. of Canada,
Fund, Inc.—
Mining
3c
6-19
6-29
t25c
7-
preferred
3
6-15
6-30
15c
Inc.
7-
preferred
preferi-ed (quar.)————_
Kawneer
Company (quar.)
Kearney (James R.) Corp.———_—
6- 3
partfe. pfd.—
5%
7-15
4.50%
,
Ltd.,
34c
4.25'%
6-
1
15c
(quar.)_—:
50c
'"5%
preferred
Trucks,
^
$1.06 V4
1
7-
——-
Corp. (quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR., common
8-14
;
6-30
7-
Co.—
Extra
8-14
$1.12%
—__—-
preferred (quar.—
Kelling Nut Co., 6%
Power
7-15
50c
—
Drug
(quar.)
(M.) & Sons (quar.)
Holdings
Class
95c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)-—,—I
4%%.
.
(quar.)—:
preferred
6-12
7-31
;—
com.
4
7-15
(quar.)_
4j/2%
convertible preferred (quar.)_;
Mir.dustrial Corp., Ltd.
(resumed)
Co.,
6-
6-26
(quar.)
A
6- 4
_——
Co.,
Manufacturing,
Class
MiJler-Wohl
$1.75
(initial-quar.)
Macy (R. H.), Inc. (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores—;
■—-—-•—
Madsen Red Lake? Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
'
3.80%
,4%
com.
new
Lawrence
Water
7- 1
$25
50c
$1.10
$1.22 V2
$1.50
(quar.)_
preferred
Laboratories
Miles
6- 4
6- 4
(quar.)
common
1
6- 4
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
Middlesex
1
6-12
31V4C
(quar.)—
Magor Car
v
7-
1
Miller
Participating
6-15
—
6%
6-12
1
7-15
7-
4V2%
Midwest Securities,
6-30
MacFadden Publications
6-10
$1.08
Natural Gas,
(quar.)_
6-15
——
7-
15c
(quar.)
Maclaren -Power & Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Macmillan <fc Bloedel, class A (quar.)
1
7-
37c
6-12
6-11
6-00
.7-
1
(increased)__.
(III.)
6-16
6-20
7-
,
$6
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Co., common
414% preferred (quar.)—
—
6-20
6-30
$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
City Power & Light
Kansas
30c
Service—
—
6-12
1
7-15
St.
Mack
preferred -.(accum,)—,
5%
S5
(quar.)_—
1
7-
5
36 VaC
.
—
7-
Lynn Gas & Electric
811-
pfd. (quar.)—-—/
6-12
Icwney (Walter M), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)—
LucUow Typograph, common (quar.)
6-19
6-22
30c
1
32 %c
4V2%
8
6-19
6-30
25c
7-
$1.25
6-18
1
(quar.)__
Inc.
common
1st preferred (quar.)—
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, com.
7-23
Angeles
South
5V2%
6-12
10-23
preferred
MRA
.
Corp.,
1
Lower
93 %c
Kansas
Telephone
1
Lowonstein
6-
6-30
15c
—
—
pfd.
Middle States
8-
6-15
,
93 %c
$1.46
Middle
6-10
11-
Co.,
Utilities,
6-15
7-
1
Abrasive Co.; (quar.);
2
1
$1.10
6-12
7-
—
$1.75
6-15
1
1
(qdar.)"_
(quar.)-
6-29
6-26
7-
30c
6-12
6-26
7-
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Mid-Texas Telephone, common (quar.)—
6%. preferred (quar.)
$1.75
(P.)
(increased)
(initial
4.40%
1
7-
(quar.)
G
Hotel—
preferred
7%
6-15
6-30
(quar.)—————_—.
Corp.,
6-15
don-cumulative 2nd
.1%
5-29
7- 2
preferred
Corp.
6-30
$1.08%
2
preferred
Steel
Extruders, Inc.
$75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric, coin, (quar.)
3%%
Kaiser
Copper Co.
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)—
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common—;—
non-cumulative 2nd
3%%
Kahlcr
Miami
Miami
8-17
$1.06%
$1.08%
Lord Baltimore
Los
!
5
8-17
1
$1.25
7-
'
1
6-
1
^
6-12
1
7-
$1.08%
$1.11%
—
9-
Mid-West
—
6-19
.<7- 1
50c
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
7-20
6-29
—
6-25
.
5-29.
$1
Fund
preferred
Midland-Ross
(quar.)______
Corp. (quar.)
5-29
'
Mutual
4.45%
Ltd.—
Corp.,
5-29
7-
sharek_jLZ_;
Laughlin Steel, 5%
Investment
,
2
7-
Jersey Mortgage, $4 pfd.: (s-aH'—--'----a—i
Jewel Tea, common (quar.)—
Jones &
7-15
10%
2
$1.25
—
Johnston
preferred
8-
of
approval
to
7-
$1.75
1st preferred
'Founders
4.35%
7-
6-12
(quar.)____«_^
(quar.)_
17 Vac
26)—
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
—
Glass, 7% preferred (accum.)
—
Jefferson
Electric
(quar.)-—a_
Jfenkins Bros., non-vOting" common (quar.)__
■
6-17
Co.
10c
Cement
Lorillard
Jeanette
-
..
7- 2
"
_-"XlV4%'
:—
S5
-5%
6-5
7-15
Machine
Mesta
(quar.)____/__
11V4C
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
(increased)
Lorain Telephone Co., 5%- preferred (quar.^
6-15
2
.?
lireferred A
(quar.;—
Jamestown-Telephone—
.
;
1
XlV»%
-
1
7-
preference E (quar.):——r—-----—.v;: xlV2%
6%
6-30
J40C
preferred series B (quar.)
4%%
preferred D (quar.)—.!
4.35%
preferred E (quar.)
4.35% preferred F (quar.)
6-24
7-
7
$x$1.75
_
_
—„
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
12 %C
5%
6-19
1
7-1
..
$17V2C /
preference C .(quar.)—
-■[ 5% preference D (quar.)i.xn___.
■
10c
Co.
preference
•
5'%
7-10
10-10
$1
6-12
1
G-17
1
'
1
7-
6-18
1
10%
5-30
7-
1
8-
1
6-12
30c
62Y2c
Metal & Thermit Corp., 7% pfd. (quar.)—87V'2c
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.j
25c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
96V40
3.80% preferred (quar.)
——
95c
3.90% preferred (quar.)
97
6-10
25c
6-15
1
6-30
1
Z 11-
1
7-
6-29
7-
50c
6-10
7-
32c
6-20
$1~75
(initial quar.)_i.__
(subject
.
Island Lighting—
L.ong
6-19
1
7-17
40e
1
4.40%
Jacobsen
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.
4.90%
June
Canadian
preferred
$3
6-15.,
6-30
-
Ivey
6-15
*
5c
preferred ?'*(quar.-»__
Fund,
London
7-
1
1
Co._
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
:___/__
•
40c
7-
—,—
common
stockholders
7-1
$1.20
—
37 %c
Chain-
dividend
Stock
-
Pipe,
preferred
Steel
(quar.)^_^_i.____—
Company, common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
;
$3.50
6-15
7- 1
.
&
Mergenthaler Linotype
—
(quar.)
Joint
8%,
Locke
6-15
1
'
$6
Lock
6-15
—
common
•
6-15
$1.08
Merck
•-17
!
(quar.).
Preferred
6-15":
(quar."
!_■_
Inez
if
'7-
60c
53% C
Merchants Bank (N. Y.)
6-15
.
dividend
Stock
6-15
i
Groceterias
.Class A
-
.
<«:-■
40c
*'
Ironile,
.
7-20
10-19
6-30
6-30
1
class A (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
: '
"/ $1.60 1st preference series B
(quar.)
t
Local Finance Corp.XR. I.) com. (quar.) —
•
"
Irving Trust Co.
811-
;
participating preferred (s-a)
Acceptance Corp., common
A (quar.) ______——
6%
Merchants
7-
Lipo Rollway Corp.,
Ldblaw
$30c
45c
45c
40c
35c
87V'2c
50c
6-30
7-
Distilleries, Ltd.—
25c
—
Liberty Loan Corp, (quar.)___
Stock-split •(% share for each share com.
1 / '■
7-20 r.
2a<? ' jf-n-v r"- lit
'
*
preferred (quar.)--—
preferred (qiiar.)-^—_
1
25c
37V8C
•
.'4.35%
8-
37 V2 c
,
,i
r£r.
(quar.5—. V
u_—
v4.80';£r preferred - '(quar.*
4.30^' 'preferred^! quar.
,:
Iowa Power & Light/common (quar.)
-3.30%
7- .I f7-
Portland
Medusa
Melchers
5%
7-22
12 %c
1
7-
62M»c
25c
pfd, (s-a)___^—
Ce?ment (quar.)_^
7-10
Island—
*
^ /$2.50
'
6-16
7-
—-—
7-20
7-
50c
7-10
1
Meadville
2%%;,
Liggett & Myers, 7% preferred (quar.)
: /Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
7-10
;
6-29
6-18
.
«
5-29
17-10
9c
Vht
of Rhode
Trtist Co.
5-29
6-23 r
-
';
"■/-"''Class B-'(quar:)'l__<~,
6p -preferred^ (qtiar:
:
6-15 /
*6-23
8c
"<■■■■ 90
'
6-15
*-J/7-15
27c'
'
.
income
7-15
6-15
1
8- 1
6-10
Class
—
v
1
6-30
-
••>
5-29
7-
6-25
6-30
6-19
6-16
A
Telephone,
6-16
6-17
1
1
6-10
•
6-16
1
1
6-25
2
1
7-
7-15
Class
6-15
•6-16
7-
Trucking Co. (quar.)____
& Engineering, Co.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
3
1
7-10
1
7-
8-
$1.43%
6-12
6-30
6-
10c
8-14
8-10
1
1
7-
6-10
30c
6-12
1
9-
7-
2
$1.12%
10- 9
88c
15c
25c
50c
10c
1
6-15
,
.,
10-30
*
'
8-14
McNeil Machine
1
6-20
40c
.
1
8-
10c
,
*'
8-14
9-
6-30
7-
96V»c
'
1
6-30
7-
35c
,
12%%
•
1
9-
7-
10c
,
■
7-
50c
McQuay, Inc., common (quar.)—-,
—12J/2c
5% preferred (quar.)
—,_//—_
25c
McQuay-Norris
Mfg.
(quar.)
30c
Mead Johnson & Co., common (quar.>—30c
4% preferred (s-a)
2c
7-15
8c
1
7-
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
6-10
1
7-
•
'
6-26
7-
7-15
25c
•
t.
6-20
Corp.
(quar.)
;
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrdry-McLellan Stores, com. (quar.)
3V2% conv. pfd. (quar.)
McDcrmott (J. Ray) (quar.)
——<
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)___.—
6-12
7-
25c
McCord
59 %c
Payable ol Ree.
$50c
15c
62%c
20c
McCall
$1.50
.
_i____/_
preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)__
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
2
25c
University
(quar.)—
3%%
7-
—
(quar.)/—.
)________/_
Share
tlOo
$$1.50
55c
93%c
93%c
85c
.'
common
preferred
$6 .partlc.
t$2
'A.'\ 'y. t I =i Latrobe Steel Co. f increased)
—
7-15
6-19
Lau Blower Co. (quar.?.-.
/i
—
25c'
: 7- 1
6- 5
Lazard Fund, Inc. (from net inves. income)
-Interhatioxint;Tefct6oblc>"rqua-rr)____-__--;rr.__
75c
6-15 v,
Leath & Co. ,(quar.)
Interstate Bakeries COTp;,- common (quar.)//
i—
rt- i
40d
f
7- 1
6-15 .-i
Lees (James) & Sons, com.
(stock dividend)
s$4.3<r preferred '(quar.)
1—$1.20
6-30
6-15
3.85 %
preferred (quar.)
Interstate "Company, common
:.— r15c
Lehn & Fink Products (quar.)—'.
j; 6-30 *1 6-15
ui.—
:-5% "prior-preferred Ct?uan)'-i_*r—_'r-_ri-'_i ^:: $1.25
•""'sHi'
1 * .*•' /w.
Interstate POwer C<>. (Del.) - '
-0>.'''irt- " "" •" - '
6-11
Leonard Refineries
54%e
(reduced)-V •4.36preferredv(quar.
-{
*>•'- Interstdte
7- 14Lemer Stores. Corp., common (quar.)
6-12
-'Pecnhtles' Co.; (quar.)___ir -V 23c
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
;VInvestmenfr-Co. of-America—- 1
rLevines.- Inc., (initial quar.)
Zz A speciaF-'ffscaf - year-end distribution ofi..s
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)——
.""27 cerits;'ffom -net-gains-realized on the."._
'A<
Liberty Fabrics of New York—
>
sale ofportfolio securities, plus a fiscal////' '
r
year-end dividend of 8 cents from net "/r■//:/"
>/«' j;'-'f/1. • > ; Common (stock I dividend)
5%^-preferred (quar.)—
''iovestmeht
income 'iiiii'i-35c" •\ 6-23 / . 5-29
/ Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
The 27^cent payment is payable in cash"; ;, *J
4T
Quarterly >■_
—
or' stock at holders option " '
st0ck
-" '
r .;.*»** .>,• f
i--i
6-18
—
(quar.
common
of Company
Ltd.,
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75 participating preferred (quar.)
•'*
Co.—
•vV/4;7E^^convertible preferred A
-
.
6-12
.
'
r
(Del.)
6-30
—»,___—
(quar,)_^___^
Sessions
&
6-19
(Ontario)—
Co.
1
Corp.
Preferred
.'-
5-28
i
7- 1
r
Intetriation&l-Bltveb,'•*!&- pfd. (quar.)-*//
^
^-6-30
rincomei_r'-__i__i_'J i7'
Co./-.
-
:
6-15
investment
Loan &
■-:> 6-15
1
-
...—
(quar.)
Semi-annual
"
Lamsons
'
'■
La^ibton
.;
vi 6-15
6-29
(quar.>rr_r—'—/_ ^:>%r
' 6-12
*«"• 6-12''
6-28
(quar'.').lit:
-
6-12
6-30
v
-
6-12
1
7-
•
.
—
Laboratories
Lambert- (Alfred)
6-30
7-
25c
17 %c
(quar. )____^
75c"
17 %c
'6-30
Corp.—
•
in
Brooklyn
of
17 %c
'
•
/Lakeside
"
Common
Bank
National
Lafayette
6-15
.
Name
Maxwell,
51
Bblden
When
Per
Payable 0] Rec*
Share
bfCompany
" Name
,,
6-17.
H olden
When
Per
Holdcri
■
Paydble oi Eeo. r
;
Interlake steamship Co./'*
InternatloftsrJ.'Harvester Co.;-Common (quar.)
International-Milling Coi> 4^* pfa:
(2827)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(quar.)
40c
1
52
(2828)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
When
Per
•
»
Share
Naucof Company
National
Grocers
Co.
Ltd.,
$1.50 preference
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class A
Class
Holders
Payable o) Rec.
$15c
(quar.)
common
6-12
1
7-
50C
7-
1
6-12
Pacific
Indemnity Co, (quar.)
Intel-mountain Express (quar.)—
Pacific
Lighting
7-2
$5c
10-
1
f
$4.40
4
$4.50
$4.75
preferred
preferred
$4.75
common
6% preferred B (quar.)
National Presto Industries. Inc.
*
&
Car,
5
$1.56
8- 3
7-
15C
—
6-10
6-30
fl-12
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
62 Vac
7-
1
6-17
10c
common—
9- 4
7-
8-29
50c
6-25
6-2
10c
6-30
6-
4%
6-30
6- 4
lGc
7- 1
6-10
income—
1
Corp.—
11-30
3%
7-
$1.43%
10-
$15c
Machine
(quar.)———
Telephone (quar.)——:
1.
7-24
$15c
—,
40c
3
LI-
2
6-15
7-
3
10- 2
6-30
6-19
15c
7-15
6-25
25c
New England Electric System
(quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Assn.—
Common
(quar.)
,
—,
27
7-
6-10
tec
1
7-15
7-
$1.12 te
Telegraph (quar.)
(quar.)——
6-25
6-10
7-
47 Vac
1
6-30
$2
50c
6-
1
5
6-30
6-15
7-
85c
—
6-25
6-15
1
New Jersey Power & Light—
4"% preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Orleans Public Service,
4%% preferred
(quar.)—
$1
——
preferred (quar.)
Auction Co. (quar.)
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
6-18
7-
1
6-18
$1.09
—
Corp.
preferred
$4.50
$1.12 te
7-1
6-
7-
1
6-5
7-
1
6-12
87
5c
,
Cement &
Ohio
Brass
Co.
Ohio E'dison Co.
>
preferred
com.
preferred
OIcFLine
10c
8-24
§-14
Long
Quarterly-
year-end
Pioneer
Pioneer
9-15
8-17
7-
6- 3
7-15
$1.25
6-30
8-
G-22
8-
44c
1
1
6-22
6-30
5-22
7-14
6-19
7-14
6-19
7-14
6-19
8-14
8- 3
&
Common
7%
Port Huron
7-
1
6-12
7-31
7-10-
6-30;
6-30
6-30
6-18
6-18
C-2G
6-12
$15c
7-
2
6-3
Sulphite
&
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-18
7-1
6-18
7-
Transit,
preferred
6-17
6-30
6-16
6-
6-23
6-10
Preway,
6-30
6-1
Price
7-1
6-15
$1.10
$1.11
7- 1
6-15
7-
6-15
60c
7-
37 tec
1
1
6-30
6-15
6-10
Prestole
(quar.)
Debenture (quar.)
Supply Co., Ltd.—
participating preferred (accumulative)
com.
of
$1.43)
Corp.,
Bros,
•.
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co.
,(quar.)
20c
$1
7-24
'
7- 1
7-
6
6-15
25c
(quar.).
4.75%
preferred
(quar.),
5% preferred
(quar.)
7-15
7-
31'Ac
37tec
6-30
6-15
1
(resumed)
6-15
29^0
.
4.30%
8-
1
7-15
$1.25
8-
1
7-15
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-15
7-
8-28
8-
1
7-15
6-23
5-29
7-15
6-30
7-
6-29
6-
3
6- 9
6- 9
6-24
6- 9
6-29
6-15
7- 1
6-24
7-
6-19
1
6-30
8-19
7- 3
6-12
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-17
6-30
y6-22
$1.50
6-80
6-20
30C
6-30
5-18
$50c
6-30
6-
{56C
Ruppert
7-13
6-20
Sabine
St.
Louis-San
9-
1
8-14
7-15
6-25
$2
17tec
V- 1
6-26
6-12
14c
7- 1
6-15
15c
6-25
6- 4
7-
1
6-15
6-30
$2.50
6-12
25c
63c
7-
6-12
1
5c
7- 1
5-29
35c
6-30
5-29
$1.04 te
6-30
6-30
5-29
$1.26y*
6-30
5-29
preferred
Publication Corp.,
Non-voting
$1
$1.06
$1.16 te
(quar.)
common
common
voting
(quar.)
50C
$1.75
40c
1
1
6-15
7*
1
6-15
6-23
6-10
*6-23
7-
6-10
1
6-19
6-30
5-25
6-12
1
6-17
7-
1
6-12
$L12te
7- 1
6-10
$15c
6-30
6-15
7-20
8-10
'
7-20
■
$1"
6-30
5-29
7-
1
5-2*
7-
$1
$1.07 te
1
IM
7-
$1.25
(quar.),.
6-19
6-30
10c
(monthly),,
1
6-15
{25C
7-24
6-28
{$1.25
7-24
6-26
75c
7- 1
6-19
6-15
9-1
;
,
.
Co
i
-
$1.25
-
$1.25
12-15
-11c
.
7-3
12-
1
6-17
<1.10
7-li
32tec,.
,
/-
:
7-10
6-29
6-26
7-15
6-30
22c
7-15
6-30
•V .22tec
,
6-30
6-30
6-15
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
10a
13c
;37tec
6-30
7-15.
,-.f.
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
„-38c
(quar.)
6-12
;;
2%
Industries
7-15
-
25c
—
Stock dividend
Schenley
6- S
20c
—
——
60c convertible preferred
Electric
7- 1
,
26c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sawhlll Tubular Products—
7-
7-24
.
8
7-20
37 tec
7-15
6-30
«- 1
T-lt
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
6-15
10c
8- 1
7-20
9-
8- 1
,.25c
-
dividend
5%
Schering Corp., 5% conv. pfd.
Bchwltzer Corp.—
8te % preferred (quar.)
Scott
:
T-N
.2Ttec
(quar.)
8-10
85c
Inc.
NIQ
10c
Stock
&
Fetzer
Co.
(quar.)
,
(stock
dividend)
monthly)
(initial
common
..
.100%
IOC
.
1
8-20
Scott Faper Co.—
$3.40 preferred
$4
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
'
$1
8-
7-17
1
6-26
m
7-10
6-18
-
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard
Finance
$5
Line
RR.
Co.,
(quar.)
common
sinking fund preferred
Roebuck
Second
Co.
Stock
7- 3
6-19
30C
7- 1
6-12
Common
6-12
$4.25 preferred
*
,
$1.18%
5c
—-
quar.)
$5 preferred A
common
dividend
preferred A
$1.25
*
5c,.
¥0a
,
1
7-10
■
6-18
7-10.
6-18
9-1
8-
7-15
7-' 2 "
:
!
1
6-25
5-35
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of
(quar.).
(quar.)
$2.50
7- 1
6-10
10c
7-1
6-10
3%
Acceptance Corp.,
10c
5%
(Increased
United Cities Realty,
Securities
25a.
(quar.),.
shiklng fund preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—
Seapak Corp. (initial)
Sears
50c
—-
(quar.)
$4.75
6-19
>
6-26
8-10
f
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
UP-
6-16
25c
—
preferred
6-30
1
6-12
35c
,
;
6-30
7-
6-40
Marine Insurance Co.—
15c
$2
6-10
Paper,
Sangamo
-
*
t.
7-
—
A
20c
•
6-24
6-24
20c
^
—
5.6a% preferred (quar.)
Sandura Co., common
6-15
7-
50c
—
(quar.)
7% original preferred
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.
(quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd., new
common (initial)
Purity Stores. Ltd. (quar.),
Pylo National, common
(q.rvr.)
8% preferred (quar.)
7-
v
,
7- 3
*
Carlos Milling Co., Ltd
Diegp Gas &s Electric, common
5%
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
6-30,
6-30,
6-15
-
7- 3
—__
4te%
5-29
$1.07 te
_
7-31
10c
•
Oklahoma—
6-12
$.3281 '.4
(quar.)
-
.
6-12
6-22
.12 tec
6-10
6-30
1
7.-15
Francisco
6-10
7- 1
45c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
Regis
New
356
com.
7-
7--1-
25c
.O
A
preferred
4.40%
6-15
15C
Co
6-10,
6-19
.
7 15c-
.
—
$4.40 1st pfd. series A (quar.)
7-3
30c
(quar.),
;
common
;
6-10
-
6-15
7 15c
Increased
St.
6-30
5-28
6-22
.$1^,5
»
quarterly)
•
a'
6-30-
j- .'lOc f
.
(s-a)
St. Paul Fire &
San
6-30
6-
-
6-22-
r
25c
.
-
Ry. Co.— - ■
•*.
(quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis Steel Castings, inc.
(quar.),,,—
5%
San
31c
7-15-
r:
34%c-
■: ;
■
(quar.)
National Stockyards
6t.
6-12
5-29
8c
'v./
s
preferred
(increased
preferred
Louis
6-19
7-1
4te%
Lawrence Corp., Ltd.,
St.
6-16
{$2
6-18,
6-12
.
'. 7--V
common
(Jacob),
Royalty
5%
6-30
%
j
{20c.%
i
Stores, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power
5% preferred A (quar.)
6-30
8- 1
6-12
,
•
^37 tec
4%
30c
7-1Q
6-30
7— 1
6-26
■».'
,
Safeway
1
{50C
6-15-
r
(2-for-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
state Commerce Commission)
12 tec
(quar.)
-
''
40c.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
m
6-16
>
6-30
40c
Co.
(quar.)
Ryder System
6-20
7-
6-30
/' 15c/
^
,
Russell Industries, Ltd
Russell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
5
7-13
{750
6-19
20c.
.
Royal Crown (Sola (quar.),,,,,,,,.
Royallte Oil Co., Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
6-19
6-30
6-196-19
7^1
30%
sr_ 4 r
*:yt
;
;
6-12sf.
1
5c
5
6-24
7-
7— 1
Amer.vshs../ I,.
Ronson Corp. (quar.)
Rose Mbrie Reld, common
6-18
6-24
10c
of
3
7-20
'
>
(quar.),.
preferred
7-20
.$t
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Roddlr Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Corp.,
1
6-26
25c
Co,-
%
7-10
3-1
1
$1
quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
7-13
; 6-10
8-
93%c
Ltd., com. (qus
Rochester & Genessec Valley RR.
(s-a),
Rocliester Telephone
Corp.—
-
5%
7-13
'7- 1
25c
Interim (approximate)-j
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Rothmoor
6-11
8-.1
;r/20c
Raisin Paper Co. (increased )ZSRoan Antelope Copper
Mines, Ltd.
Common
I"*
6-11;
<
7-17.
,
-
&
8-19
6-
8- lr
1—_
ir,,,!!™,,,/.*
Little
6-10
7-23
6-25
90c
(quar.)
dividend
Robinson,
6-15
7-1
7- 1
(increased)
preferred
6-28
7-2
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.-—>
(Increased quaF.)__1^.
Common
6-10 ;
6-15"
$1.12f4.. 59%c-
,
—
9-21
-
75c
&
Co.
6-15
6-10
12 teC
is
Service
1
7-
(quar.),,
5.60% preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Electric &
Gas,
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
Public
7-
6-22
31'Ac
Worcester RR.
(quar.)^
Transport, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of
North CarolinaCommon (quar.)
Puerto Rico
6-30
100%
5%
5.05%
6-20
1
30c
6-20
7-1
6
7-
25c
6-15
20c
7-
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
7- 2
6-22
7-20
$1
$3
7-10
1
$1.25
10c
7tec
7-
6-12.
20c
Provincial
$1
7- 1
(quar.)
Providence
6-22
75c
1
6-16
6-15
6-15
35c
6-
1
6-15
*
6-29
Shares—
2 9/10c
(quar.),_,__—
(Increased
Guaranteed stock (extra)
Rlcke Metal Products
7-15
7-15
j.
common
Co.
12-15
•
6-2 3
.
75c
—.
approximately
common
5te%
(quar.)
6-10
7-
7-15
15C
com.
6-27
-7- 1
8- 1
5c
7- 2
$1.19
$1
12 tec
62tec
15C
20c
•—.
7-15:
30c
IOC
7-14
6-19
20c
Co., Ltd., common
4%
preferred (s-a)
Price (T. Rowc) Growth
Stock Funds—
(From investment
income)
4.18%
.
8-1
{25c
Providence Gas Co. (quar.)!
Providence Washington Insurance
8-14
1
8
9-15 j
9-15
1-1-60
.
25%
4
River
6-
6-15
1
45c
6-19.
6-23
1/
10-1/
12tec
Corp.
7-15
10%
710-
-
4
7-
,
6-15
$1
6-15
1
1
25c
V"."•
Riley Stoker Corpsf (quar.),„„_,___llir,r%
Rlfcter Company (quar.)
6-30
6-26
6-19
7-
.
/{28c
(quar.)——^
7-10
$1
6-12
6-20
1
7-15
.
ioc
7-
55c
6-23
6-30
7-14
6-15
Voting
Stock
37'tec
8- 1
7- 2
7-
62tec
1
7- 1
c<.
Dividend obligations
'
6-10
$1.75
1
8-14
6-30
12c
9-
{25C
preferred
preferred
Richmond
5-22
5-22
10V
(quar.)
Prince Gardner Co.
ProcttT &
6-30
6-30
of
Richardson
6- 5
56c
25c
62 tec
5%-preferred
8-
6-12
7-15
t5q',
(quar.)
Rich's, Inc.,
3%%
$1.68
Gamble Co., 8% preferred
(quar.)
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Prophet Company (quar.),,,,
$25c
6- 5
6-30
25c
Paper Co.
common
Inc.
Interim
Co.—'
8-
{$1.75
(quar.)
6-30
$1
'
Telephone
{25c
.
6-12
97 tec
1
5
6-10
6-23
6-15
6-26
25c
3.60%
preferred (quar.),
Rhodesian
Selection
Trust-Amer.
75c
9-
25 c
6-25
$1
30c
7
0*10
$2.50
25c
(s-a)
7-1
93 %c
20c
common
6-10
\
Lambert, Inc. (quar.),
Inc.
%
25c-
(quar.)
Pratt Read & Co.
<
1
25c
pfd. (quar.)
Electric Power, common
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
4Vi«% preferred (quar.)
6% non-cumulative partly
pfd. (quar.)
7- 2
5
7-
,,
Corp.
Pratt &
6.-3Q
6-16
7-15;
'
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.).
,4Vz% 2nd preferred (quar.),_.-'_-_„:Lll
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco,
t
6-30
I
Portland Woolen
Mills, Inc., 6%
Power
{15C
{20c
{50c
2
hh
$i.iate
.
Portland General Electric
5%
6-30
$1.75
——
Porter-Cable Machine
(quar.)
(H. K.) Co., Inc. (Del.)
convertible
Rcvlon,
6-30
1
Chicago Ry.—
Porter
Portland
„
25c
6-11
3—1
.
{27c J
,
—,
87 tec
Inc.,
(quar.),,
9
7- 1
{28c ;
(quar.}_r
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
:
Resistoflexu Corp,
(stock dividend),.—__ 11
6-15
■.
$1.75
Portable Electric
Tools,
6% preferred (s-a)
A
_____—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-19
$1
7-20
7-20
2Ttee
$2.50 2nd preferred
6-19
class
4% preferred (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.—
7-20
1
5c
__
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
Polaroid Corp., common
(quar.),J
5% 1st preferred (quar.),,
1
8-
>,
$1.10
6-20
6-30
20c
$1.10 class A (quar.)—1 "
6-12
3%'
Plastic Wiro & Cable
(quar.),
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
1
.7-
,
'
(quar.)
Republic Foil (initial*
Republic Insurance (Texas)—
6-12
■
Ltd.,
6-10 '
,7- >
6-30
.
—
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.
5-29
6-30
3c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR..
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (initial)
Placer Development, Ltd.
(Interim)
Mfg.
.
^
6-19
6-25
15c
i
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tile
6-26
7-15
30c
—a.'
Chains.
$1.10 class A
6-15
19c
'
Renold
6-16
6-30
(quar.)
Fund, Inc. (stock dividtmd)
Plastics (initial quar.)
7-
97'/2c
(quar.)
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Finance Corp.—
com.
gains"
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne
66C
(quar.)
(quar.):
(quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement,
"capital
85c
,
...
t$3
;
Distance
,
.
t
...
6-10
4c
7-
7-24
6-10
1
50cm
pine Islands Foreign Exchange
Board},,
Phoenix Insurance
(Hertford^ (quar.)
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
(quar.)
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly of 25c out of invest, inc. and a
6-30
$2
1
6-30
50c
Stock div. (SubJ. to
approval of the Philip¬
6-18
25c
7-
7-
(quar.)—X—,
7 tec'"
(quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.),,,,,, .'.j, 50c
10c
;
6-10
—————■ _■
3.90% preferred (quar.),
4% preferred (quar.)
'6-10
3
6-10
I
6-12
-
10- 1
.
40c
Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual),
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.),,.
Phlleo Corp.", 3%%
pfd. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)..
1
9-
1
7-
7- 1
■
,
•-11
9-16-
'
A
common
6-30
6-12
7-1
.
m^o
$(1.50
-r
6-12
,
6-23
{30c.
\
"
8-
6-10
0-26
30c
•12tec...
(s-a),
9-
7-24
*$1.50
;
;
preferred (quar.)
$1.25,.
t.
Corp. (N. Y.) (s-a)„_l——
25c,Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.),,
15C
Reliance Mfg. Co. (111.) com. (stock
...\ 5 c,'cdividend)
3V2%' preferred (quar.),,—
87tec
6-JO
7-
(quar.),:
Reinsurance
6-19
1
7-10
5%
5
7-
Inc.
class
Reardon Company
Recce Corp. (Mass.)
7-10
6-
1
convertible
Reading Company, 4%
6-106-10
1
7-
$1.15
-
Philippine
'
6-12
6-25
7-25
$1.12 te
(s-a)
and
30c
5c
-'
.
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
7-
.
$1.10
from investment inc.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5% preferred (quar.)
!
7-15
2
1
Raybestos-Manhattan,
5
6-45
7- 1
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, (6c from realized securi¬
6-29
10-
7-
6-
1
83 %c
3Va%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.),
7-
$62 VaC
7-
45C
;
Petrolane Gas Service
(quar.)
Petroleum Corp. .of
America—
Pfizer (Charles)
<& Co.—
•
15c
2
6-15
6-19
10-1
.•
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)—
50c
$62 (4c
1
31'AC
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pep Boys—Manny, Moe & Jack
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)—;
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.
(quar.),
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (resumed)
30c
tl5c
7-
IOC
Penn-Texas Corp., $1.60 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
50C
(s-a)
D
1
15c
—
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.),
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.. common
6% preferred (s-a)
;
6% preferred (s-a)
75C
Potomac
(quar.)
(quar.),
(increased quar.)
Ontario Steel Products
Ltd.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-12
6-19
$2
Olympia Brewing Co
Onc-Hcur Valet, Inc.
4%
6-29
6-26
.7- 6
15c
(quar.)
^Lifc Insurance Co. of America—
$1
6-15
40c
5c
(quar.)—
Old Town Corp., 40c
preferred (accum.)
Oliver Corp. (quar.)
Ontario Loan &
Ontario Beauty
6-15
18 %c
20c
(quar.),
,
40c
1
6-26
$ ).328Vbc
_
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
6-12
50c
preferred (quar.)
Ohio River Sand Co., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Ohio Water Service
6-12
7-
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
2
7- 2
40c
.
;
(quar.)
3.90%
7-
30c
$1.05
com.
Supplies, Ltd.
Mfg. Co., Ltd.
4.40%
4.44%
,
5
37 Vac
(quar.)
6-19
17%c
preferred (quar.),.
4(4% preferred (quar.).!
4.60% preferred (quar.)
$1.45
Ltd.,
7i I
s
8- •
1
87 tec
Railway Equipment &
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Realty
7-27
7-
87teO
6-15
10c
4.40%
ties profits
...; 25c
1st preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)__,_,
Radorock Resources, Inc
6- 5
20c
Power <te Light—
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9
Z"J,, '■ *
$3.50
8
7- 2
Pennsylvania
$1.37(4
(quar.)
Specialty
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
5
6-
E Corp.
(Wisconsin)
Hydraulic «fc Machinery, Inc.—
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, com.
(quar.)
6-30
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
Pennsylvania Crtass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pomona
8% preferred (quar.)
Noxzema Chemical Co., common
Class B
(quar.)
Office
6-
6-30
$1.12
.
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ltd.
Norwich & Worcester RR. Co.—
Ocean
5
$1.06 'A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5'A% preferred (qua*.)
Northwest Plastics, Inc.
6-
5
6-30
85c
$5c
.
u
6-30
2(4%
4.22%
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)
Northern Natural Gas c
Ry.
6- 5
$15c
■-
—
Telephone
6-
G-30
$15c
—
—
Pacific
6-30
90c
$1.31 te
com.
>
Northern
6- 5
/
(s-a)
North American Refractories
(quar.)
North Penn Gas Co.
(quar.)
.
North Shore Gas Co.
(Mass.)—
North Star Oil, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
(195G series)
;
$2.50 preferred (195G
series) (quar.),
Northern Contral Ry.
(s-a)
Northern Illinois Gas, common
(quar.)—.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Northern Quebec
Power,
Northwest Airlines, Inc.,
6-19
6- 5
6-30
97tec
—
Ohio
7-15
6-30
■
Norris-Thcrmador Corp, (quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
$1.02 Va
,—_
6-
$1
.
North American Aviation inc.
(quar.)
North American Life
Insurance (Chicago) —
5.80%
8-
45c
,
Northern
6-15
$1.21(4
Nicholson File
(quar.)
Norfolk & Southern
Ry. (stock dividend/,
(Subject to ICC approval)
Nonnetal Mining Corp., Ltd
5%%
6-30
1
15c
(quar.)_—
;
6-15
7-10
7-
93%c
(quar.)
Niagara Wire" Weaving Co., Ltd.,
voting
-Class B nonvoting common
4'A%
4Ve %
5
50c
(J. J.) Co., common (quar.) —
3%% preferred (quar.j—
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
preference (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
6-29
$1.50
-
.
Newberry
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com.
4.85% preferred (quar.)—
4.10% preferred •,(quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)'
5.25%
preferred (quar.)—,
6-30
6-22
—
&
37 tec
common
9-
(Canada)—"
25c
Pet Milk
$-1.12(4
—
(quar.)-
7-15
25c
Penn Traffic Co. (s-a)——
6-19
6- 5
6-19
—
$22 tec
6-26
6-29
1
6-30
6-15
$10C
Personal Industrial
Banlcws,
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.40 prior preferred
7-
30c--
6-38*
12 tec
6-15
6-19
6-30
;
Racine
$1.50
—
Supply of Delaware (quar.)
Coal, common
(quar.)
Peninsular Metal Products, common
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-29
6-15
7-20
R T
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredging, Ltd
Patterson Dental
1
93 %c
,
4.40%
6-2U
7- 2
10c
6-30
7-31
1
35c
(1349 series)
preferred
1
$28c
common
& M. Bearings Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
R.
6-12
dividend
6-12
10- 9
6-30
8-14
Stock
*-10
25c
6-30
G-26
7-
50c
New York Trust Co. (quar,)
New York Water Service
Corp. (quar.)
Newark Telephone Co., 6% pfd.
3.40%
7-
7-10
7 tec
7-
(quar,.)
preferred: (quar.)
6-12
6- 4
25c
7-10
12 tec
$2.50
New York State Electric & Gas—»
3%%
preferred (quar.)
4'/a%
6-18
6-30
7-10
Park Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Farmelce Transportation (quar.)
preferred
6-1
40c
$1.41
Mfg. Corp.
6%
preferred
(quar,)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)
6%
6-12
!
6-30
Pantex
New
t25c
,
6-30
-
6-24
6-12
.$1.59
,
.6-29
$1.54
(quar.),,
$2.50
,———;—
Siiipbuilding
1
6-22
50c
(quar.)
&
Interim
7-
25c
Harlem RR., com. (s-a)
10% preferred (s-a)
New York & Honduras Rosa do
Mining Co.—
■
8
8
1
,
Now York
66-
7-
—
Now York
New York
1
7- 1
57"/hc
$1.18%
4.36%
New
7-
$1.01 te
,
(quar.)
com.
7-10
7-10
g,24
7-20
7- 1
.127tec
—r
Common
40c
(quar.)
(quar.),,—
Oil (quar.)
Vcgetaole
3.35%
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
New Haven Gas Co. (quar.)—.
New Haven Water (quar.)
common
Peabody
Stock dividend on class A and B
Natural Gas Pipe Line, 5%% pfd. (quar.)—
Neon Products of Canada
(quar.)
,
preferred
—
(quar.}—(
H 1
6-19
Pan American Sulphur Co.—
Stock dividend
,—j——i—-——Nation-wide Securities Co., Inc—
4te%
preferred (quar.)
Now England Telephone &
6%
6-12
Nulional-U. S. Radiator (quar.)—.
New Brunswick
6-30
Holder*
7-20
$20c
$1.75
6-22
6-18
Britain
10c
(quar.)—
25c
6-15
Quarterly
Common
50c
—
Quincy Mining Co.,
6-19
(quar.)
When
Share. Payable oi Re*.
.
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quarterly
'
*
6-19
$1.25
Page-Hershcy Tubes, Ltd.
1
New
7-15
7-15
preferred
(quar.)
6.16%
preferred
(quar.),
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
Pacific
(Pittsburgh.)
Quarterly from net investment
$1.18%
$1.18%
$1.13
6-15
6-29
Nationwide
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
6-24
7-
Co.
Advertising
1
—
Ins.
Outdoor
7-15
10c
Mfg.:
Fire
Pacific
$20C
(resumed)
50c
&
6-19
5.64%
52c
31'Ac
31'Ac
National 111e
Union
6-19
7-15
4.52% preferred (quar.),
5%
preferred
(quar.):
8
National Steel & Shipbuilding Corp. (quar.)
National Sugar Refining (quar.)—
National
•,,,,
6- 8
G-1S
7-15
-
—
(quar.),.
G-26
7-15
v,,
<quar.)
G%, preferred (quar.)
^
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd.
5V2% preferred (quae.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
6-19
$1.10
Coinpany
Quaker Oats.Co., common
6-15
1
$1.09
—
(quar.),-.;—
6-30
40c
Research,
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
2
1
7-
S1.12te
(quar.)—
i
6c
—.
Steel
7-
pfd.
(quar.),,—,—.
75c
(quar.)
National Propane Corp., $1.04 pfd. (s-a),—
5%' 2nd preferred A (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred B (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
Securities
S4.36
(quar.),
preferred
9-
1-4-60
$8c
National Inveftors Corp. (quar.),,,
National Lead Co., common,,———————
Corp.,
«-
12-4
$5C
7-
20c
Monday, June 22,1959
.
Per
Name o)
6-15
6-30
70c
.
Holder»
Payable of nee
7 tec
—
Pacific
B
Standard Co.
(quar.)
6-12
$5c
National
Share
Products
1
;
National
Hawaiian
7-
.—
National
Pacific
$37 tec
——
When
Per
Same oj Comvanv
!
.
9-30
9-10
31teC
7-1
6-10
New Haven-
20c
a-
1
7-17
$1.06%
8-
1
7-17
.
Volume 189
.
5857
Number
"T"Per
7"'
Share
;
Company *:
..
Name of
Seiberling .Rubber Co.,-com.
5ft
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(increased)
Sharon-Steel
Gas
Corp.
6- 8
6-22
Stone
6-30
6-23
Stop
12¥aC
$1.31 'A ■"
5ft
6-17
Suburban
Sun
on
63o
tl5c
415c
,
40c
30c
5ft
25c
470c
<•.
10c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:—„
$1.55 preferred I quar. )
Sorg Paper -Co„ common (quar.)_—
4
6'A ft preferred (quar.)
Soss
Mfg. Co
6-15
6-15
7-10
6-19
5ft1
4ft
6-30
6- 2 '
6- 2
,
.6-30
9-30
6- 2
...
9-
2'
1
y'6-15
32'Ac
7-
1
(quar.)_—5&¥iC
(quar.)
57'id
4.60ft-preferred A (quar.)
57Vac
5ft preferred (quar.)
7-
1
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
50c
Natural Gas, $6 pfd., (quar.)
'.
Common (quar.)
;
5.44ft.preferred
______
:—I—___—_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6-15
7-
50c
1
1
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
50c
7- 1
6-16
6-26
Southam Company, Ltd.
Southeastern Public
(quar.)
Service
(quar.),T—
20c
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern .California Edison-
6-30
6-
5
27c
_
GtGO
6-
5
—
4 62'Ac
,
4$1.50
7-15
2c
68%c
7-15
6-30
6-25
6-15
(quar.)„.
Southern
^ire Ar, Casualty - (quar.)
$1.37'A ■ preferred (initial s-a.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common
(quar.)
Southern
Southern
\
{
:
5ft
$6
_
Oxygen ft.quar.X,
Railway
(increased)
.
preferred
(quar.)
A
(stock
6-19
4.40ft
4.36ft
3.70ft,
3.90ft
4.15ft4.40ft
'
4.60ft
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4c
from
net
and
Common
'
1
7-20
8- 1
United
Steel
7-
1
6-12
United
Stores
$1.22 Vi
7-
1
6-12
$1.27 Vi
7-
1
6-12
United
Utilities
Inc.
$1428
7-
United
Wlielan
Corp.,
8- 1
7-20
B»-
8- 1
7-20
8-
7-20
1
6-30
6-15
7-31
6-30
6-25
5-14
7-
5-14
1
7-1
30c
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12 v
0-12
6-12
$3.50
7-20
6-30
$3.50
$3.50
8-
1
7-15
9-15
8-15
corrected
6-15
Utah
;
.
8ft
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
*
44c
7-
1
6-
25c
7-1
-•
1
6-20
31'/4C
1
6-15
SlVic
"
7-
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
20c
6-30
6-15.
25c
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)___
Co
-
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
lie
18%c
-6-30
.<■
6-30
"6-19
7
6-19
True
75c
7-
1
6-19
15c
7-10
6-25
15c
7-10
6-25
'
(Ohio) —
preferred
6-24
lc
6-17
7-27
7-
7-
50c
1
6-10
1
6-16
425c
425c
;
7-
G
475c
12'ftc
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-
6-30
6-9
6-17
12Vic
6-30
6-15
$1.12'/a
$1.06'ft
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
preferred "A" 'quar.)
Standard Paper Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—
.6ft preferred
(quar.)
Standard Raving
Materials, Ltd. (incr.)
93%c
7-10
6-15
6-10
G-10
$1
75c
7-
6-19
208
7-
1
6-19
tGOc
7-
1
6-12
1
South
6-15
7-
e
2
6-10
7-
Refrigeration
5ft
Inc
Class
60c class
(increased s-a)
Products
Stanley Works (quar.)
Stanley Home
Starrett (L.
Steak
5Vift
Ltd.,
B
S.)
Co.
'n .Shake,
A
of
&
4Vift
5'ft ft
—
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
Union Acceptance Corp.
7-15
6-30
60c
7-15
6-30
Union
7-
6-15
:
1
60c
Ltd. t(auar.)
Canada! Ltd. (quar.)
6-26
G- 4
80c
6-30
6-10
7Vic
(increased)
7-15
6-30
6-30
35c
$1.25
0-80
0-10
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
*
12-31
6-15
-
12-18
ureferred
River
(s-a)
—:
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Warren
pref. A (quar.)
Union Investment Co. (quar.)
Union Pacific RR.
(quar.)__
Union Stock Yards (Omaha) Ltd.
Union
7-3
United
6- 3
Webcor, Inc. (quar.
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
ment income)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift (quar.)
West Kcotenuy Power & Light, Ltd.—
7ft
preferred (quar.)
_____
—
Michigan Steel Foundry
(quar.)—
(quar.)
West Penn Power, common (quar.)
4.10ft preferred (quar.)
4.20ft preferred B (quur.)
4'ftft
preferred (guar.)
West Texas Utilities, 4.40ft pfd. (quar.)—_
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
West Virginia Water Service, com.
(quar.)
Penn
25c
(increased)
7-
6-15
25c
10-
1
Western
Western
Casualty & Surety (increased quar.)
Department Stores (quar.)
Western
Grocers,
11-25
Stock
$5
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Carolina Telephone Co
1 " '
9-15
—
3
7-20
Western
11- 2
10-19
6-15
6- 5
8-
United
(quar.)
43%c
;
6-15
7-
6-15
7-
6-17
7-
6-15
415c
7-
fi-15
6-27
5-29
8-15
7-20
7-20
8-15
7-20
$1.12 Vi
48c
8-15
7-20
1
7- 3
6-30
_6- 5
8-
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-
,
8
6-16
6-26
6-12
25c
6-26
6-23
6-
$1.12'ft
5ft
5ft
Massachusetts
10c
6-30
7-15
6-15
6-22
F"nds,
United
Income Fund
income)
7-15
7- 8
.
8
13%C
7-
1
6-19
15c
7-
1
7-
6-12
6-23
7-27
475c
„
6-20
1
6-19
25C
6-30
6-30
6-19
6-20
6-
30c
15c
$1.12
75c
.
.
.
5
1
7-17
6-30
6-15
8-
6-30
6-15
1
6-15
7-
50C
7-15
6-12
______
6-11
5
.
G-22
7-15
7-15
G-22
G-30
G-10
G-18
37'Ac
7-
.1
7-
1
6-15
$3.50
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-30
6-10:
6-22
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
15c
6-30
G-20
lie
6-30
6-
35c
7-
1
7-
1
4$1.75
1
5
6-13'
6-12
6-
G'
25c
6-26
40c
6-30
6-12
G5c
6-25
6-10
$1.02'/a
7-15
$1.05
7-15
6-20
$1.12'/a
7-15
.6-20,
6-20
$1.10
7-
1
G-15
30c
7-
1
6-
8
17c
6-27
6-
8
lft
6-27
6-
8
7-
6-15
1
6-30
35C
6-30
G-12
20c
6-22
2
6-10
J 50c
7-15
6-15
435c
7-15
6-15
7-
62'/aC
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
7-
1
6-12
90c
6-26
6-15
$1.75
6-*26
6-15
37'/aC
6-26
$1
6 -C6
6-15
6-30
6-15-
6-15
(1952 series)
(quar.)
37'/aC-
7- t
6-ia
(quar.)
37'/aC
7-
1
6-13
Tabiet & Stationery Cofp.—
7-15
6-25
5ft
$1 25
7-
1
6-10
5ft
$1.25
10-
1
9-10.
15c
7-
1
6-15
30c
7-15
6-19
Common
(qliar.)
preferred (quar.)
f
preferred (quar.)
Western Tool & Stamping Co
Western Union Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
:—__
Weston (George) Ltd., class A (increased)
B
(increased)
Wheeling Machine Products Co.
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
White Hardware Ltd., $2.80 1st pref. (accmn.)
White Motors, new common (initial)
5 Va ft preferred (quar.)
;
Whitehall Cemc-ht Mfg. (quar.)
—
Wickes
Corp.
Wieboldt
(quar.)___j
(quar.)
Stores,
common
Wilcox
Oil Co.
(quar.)—
6-15
1
6-10
1
6-10
7-
1
6V15
$1.43%
8-
1
7-10
$1
8-
1
6-
5
5-26
7-
1
6-
5
$1.25
7-
1
G-
5
50o
7-
1
6-19
7-1
6-15
50c
470c
43 %c
$1.31 %
40c
6-24
17-
1
6-30
7-10
6-10
6-17
6-19
(quar.).
IOC
6-30
6-9
15c
(Md.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
1
77-
30c
50o
(quar.)
(quar.)
5ft
Inc.
7-
417'/aC
30c
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing (quar.)_—Wheeling & Lake Eric Ry., com. (quar.)
4ft
prior lien (quar.)_
Wheeling Steel
35c
417'/aC
—
Class
$4.25
6-30
6-
1
(1955 series)
preferred
preferred
6ft
10c
7-24-
8-20
7-
30C
Cos.\(quar.)
6-19
(from net investment
—
1
Natural Gas—
Whitehall Fund,
(quar.)
Inc.—
(quar.)——
Western
12 Vic
Co.
A
6-15
30c
preferred
(quar.)—:
preferred (1958 series) (quar.)
class
6-30
15c
(quar.)^._;
Ltd.,
6-12
Gas
Fruit
7-
1
6-12
6-30
10c
6-27
469c
preferred (quar.)
United
6-
425c
$1.25
6-11
7-
30c
—
1
7-
47'ftc
•
dividend
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities, class A (quar.)
6ft preferred. (quar.)__;
Western Maryland Ry., common
(quar.)
7ft
1st preferred
(quar.)
5ft 1st preferred (quar.)
4ft
2nd preferred (quar.)
11-16.
8-15
(quar.)
5 Vi ft
6ft
Co.
6-19
38c
Aircraft
Cities
Electric
6-17
United Biscuit Co. of America—
United
6-25
6-25
15c
1
7- 2
7-15
6-27
70c
50c
(quar.)
8-14
92 Vic
Drill Co. (quar.)
Products (s-a)
6-15
6-24
6-11
6-15
15c
1
87 Vic
(quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
1
50c
1
$2
5'ft ft
Vi ft
7-17
7-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)____
& Chemical Co. (s-a)
Mills (quar.)——.—
Refining
Knitting
Wayne
—
7-
7 Vie
preferred (quar.)
$3.70ft preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.30 preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd., com.
Twist
2
8-14
$1.37'A
—
7-
6-30
(quar.)
8-1
56c
.
Davin & Co
Stockton, Whatley,
partic
RR.
8-25
25c
25c
13%c
25c
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—
first
Ware
Western
7-15
(quar.)
f40c
-
7ft
Wallace <fc Tiernan, Inc. (quar.)
Ward Baking Co., 5'ft ft pfd.,(quar.)
6-.19
10c
40c
4c
62'ftc
62 Vic
20c
Ltd., com. (quar.)__
2nd pref. (quar.)___
Electric Co.. common
6-
Gc
—
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Y.)
6-19-
6-30
ordinary
7-
—
$3.50
4
common
non-cum.
CN.
(from
6-10
6-30
(quar.)
t30c
.
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Trust
Investing Corp.
2
7-15
1
(Jer.iey City)
common
Underwriters
50c,
Inc.
(Jchn B.)
Common
Street
Income)
7-
$1.12'ft
preferred (quar.)
7-14
Stern Textiles
Stetson
*M, Inc.,
f40c
(s-a)
Sterling Brewers fquar. >
Btern
U-Tote
6-19
7-28
.1719
(quar.)
Stedman Bros.>
Co.
5-29
1'
6-15
6-30
7-1
.
8
5
4350
Wall
30c
Corp
t30c
pfd.
(Delaware) (quar.)—
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Common (quar.)
:
.5ft preferred (quar.)
6ft preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred (auar.)
Steel
7-
40c
Standard-Thomson Corp.,
Stanflelds,
6-26
12Vic
—
7-
6-13
6-
6-27
435c
Quarterly
Western
..Stock dividend
1
62'Ac
6-10
Standard Pressed Steel—
Standard Properties.
Standard Shares
1
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-10
67'ftc
62Vic
Quarterly
Tyler
Co.,
A
450c
:
:
Street
1
8-
7-
25c
(quar.)_,
System
2
■
Fox Rhn
Salle
La
Waldorf
7-2
(Dallas) (quar.)
Century
Twentieth
7- 8
8-
87 'Ac
—
(quar.)
Virginiim Railway, 6ft preferred (quar.):—
Vulcan Corp.; $4.50 pfd. (quar.)—
$3 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
West
7-
4$1.12Vi
Century Investors
6-30
(quar.)
,
6-13
$1 25
•
—_
(quar.)—
Victor Equipment Co.
West
Quarterly
7-15
preferred
——.—
:
common
-■
6-30
56'Ac
—
5-15
6-26
5ft
30c
—
Twentieth
3%ft
3V2 ft
$4J>0 preferred
9
6-30
460c
460c
(quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey
Ventures, Ltd.
Vlau, Ltd. (quar.)—
Victor Chemical Works,
Waukesha Motor Co.
—
(quar.)
A
.1-10
25c
:
(quar.)__.—
preferred
5
Temper Corp.
5ft
$2.25
common
6-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Company,
6-5
preferred
4Vift
Vcndo
6-
(quar.)
Tri-Continental Corp., common—
8-17
10-15
6ft
(increased quar.)
(quar.)—'
1
:
9- 1
1
50c
class A pfd. (quar.)
1
preferred
Products
5ft
Vapor Heating Corp., com.
1
50c
$2.70
7-15
11-
2-1-60
30c
7-
(quar.)
40c
8
1
12'Ac
7-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Trico
6-
8-15
11-13
8-
-100ft
7-
(quar.)
6-15
8-31
25c
&
(J. B.),
.
6-11
11-30
(stock dividend)——_
Power
9:,
7'Ac
30c
25c
7-15
1
;
$2
25c
6-16
6-22
6-30
quar.)
1
31'ftc
6-16
7-
6-26
7Vic
(quar.)
1
15c
7-10
(quar.)____
(quar.)
1
15c
(special)—
(quar.)
com.
7-24
33c
6-15
1
6-15
8-15
—;
Class
preferred (quar.)
1
6-
12c
6-30
,
7-
7-
6-15'.
6-30
$1.50
pfd.
—
7-
50c
6-16
1
10c
8-
'
preferred
Van Sclver
6-22
7-
5ft
6-22
6-26
7-
420c
Light (quar.)
—__—
Utility Appliance Corp. (stock div.)_.—
$1 convertible preferred
(quar.)__—
6-30
40c
6-22
7-15
$1
.
20c
6-30
5-25 ;
30c
Universal Marion Corp.__
Universal Oil Products (initial)
V
'
6-15
6-25
-
87 ¥2 C
.
common
Universal Winding Co.
1
7-
Year-end
25c
1
87'Ac
6-15
6-25
6-5
7-
6-23
7-
87 'AC
1
10c
1
$1.62
1
(quar.)
7-
25c
20c
Co.
6-22
7-
62¥aC
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tobln Packing (quar.)
Torrington Company (quar.)
B
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-15
5ft
Mfg.
6-2a
7-
87¥aC
6-15
6-25
4 Vi ft
6-22"
93 %o
i 51.12'/a
Walker &
Common
Class
6-10
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
above
Corp. (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4'/aft pfd. A (quar.)
4'ftft preferred (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., com. (stock dividend)
SI.20 preferred (quur.)
Tishnran Realty & Construction—
Traders Finance,
0-12
1
(increased)
1
30c
Investment
6-5
1
(quar.)
$6
8-
25c
7-1
Co.—
7-
7-
5
7-
(quar.)
conv.:2nd pfd. (s-a)
Corp.,
7-
Quarterly
Towle
5 "
Ltd
Corp.,
$1.16
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.—
12- 1
G-
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. (quar.)
Universal Leuf Tobacco, conjpion (quar.)_„_
7Vic
12-15
8-14
5
1
Common
1
(quar.)
10- ly*
6-
7-
7-10
__l
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
$4.20 non-cum.
7-
Royalty
38c
Trust Co.
$1
Extra
Thrift
preferred
S.
$1.31'ft
(annual)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
60c class A partic.
(quar.)
Toronto Star. Ltd., 6ft 1st pref. (quar.)
Transcon Lines
(quar.)
7-20
-
6-
1
Walker (Hiram)-Goodcrham & Worts, Ltcl.^—
5-22
7-20
1
7-
93% c
6-30
9-2
$1.12Vi
75c preferrwl (quar.)
_____
Standard Fruit & Steamship Co.—
$3 participating preference
(quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)_
,
6-12
$1.16%
Toronto Iron Works
7-20
6-19
7-
$1
6-22
Tom
Products
6-30
50c
2
6-19
20c
Standard Financial Corp., common (quar.)__
Standard .Dil Co.
1
'
*'
'
7-
$1.14
6-11
S.> Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
7ft
7-15
8
22%C
7-
6-16
16c
(quar.)
Square D Company iquar.)l_:—
Btahl-Meyer, $'2-$5 prior pfd. (aceum.)_
preferred
U.
1
7-
$1.75
12'ftc
11-30
12c
$6.50 preferred
$1.60 convertible
U. S. Sugar Corp.
6-12
8-
6-11
25c
17Vic
1
25c
Tobacco
6-12
1
U.
$1
8
50c
7-15
7-
2ft
Marine Insurance
Corp.,
1
7-
(quar.).*
30c
Standard Commercial
6-12
7-
:
6-19
6-24
7-
12',L>C
6-12
1
4$1
6-30
7-12
40c
Servateria
1
7-
$1.16
(quar.)
tlncreased)
6-30
Bell
S
7-
$1.21
12-10
8-1
(quar.)
Standard Dredging
6-26
B
'
-
6-
Timely Clothes, Inc. (resumed)
8- 1
,
Quarterly
Springfield Tird A:
2
,$1.19
Tliorofare Markets, common
5ft
convertible preferred
$103%
$1.10
$1.15
Income
7-
;
6-19
92Vic
97Vic
from capital gains
Spencer Shoe. Corp. istock dividend)
Sperry Rand Cocp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Bpokaoa -Internatlonal RB. (quar.)
Quarterly —
—
15c
(quar.)
:
from
preferred B (quar.)
$1.15
preferred (quar.)__
Thomas & Betts Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)__
Thomas Industries, class A (quar.)
Tinnerman
15c
:
$1.12Vi
convertible
Class
and
pfd. 2nd voting pfd. (quar.)
U. S. Printing & Lithograph,
v 5ft
preference A (quar.)
6-11
3
10c
4'ftft
$1.14
8-14
27'Ac
Investment
Textiles, Inc., 4ft
Textron, Inc., common
gains
$1.06'ft
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
6-20
27'Ac
(quar.)
.(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
preferred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.),
3%ft
$1.50
$4.76
10c
.
6-15
1
•
(quar.)
preferred
25c
3
7-
6-16
'
7-
8
7-
6-26
50c
(quar,)_.
capital
$1.35
The
9-15
3ft
2
10c
(quar.)
$1.02Va
shown
Thor Power Tool Co.
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—
-
rate Is 30c.
also Indicated.
6-30
$1.50
dividend)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
stk.
7-15
7-15
.
Ltd.
$1.25
6-10
Southwestern Public Service,
i
$4.56
1
Foreigu Securities—
$1.24
quarterly
are
8-
.
50c
15c
:
Southwestern Investment
7-20
*'
"...
5
6-12
!
25c
_____
preferred (qu*r.)__.
Southland Paper Mills fs-a)
—2—_
Southwest Natural Gas Co., com. (quar.)__
non-cum
6-
1
6-12
1
•
Corp.
common
8-
S^Gypsuin Co., common (quar.)
U
1
55c
__
2
7-
6-12
6-30
10c
Co., class A
from
55c
(quar.)___.
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass Co.
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
70c conv. preferred (accum.)
8-
5
7-
1,
6-30
40c
$1.20
.
"
.
8-15
-
—
4.80ft' preferred (quar.).
.Southern blew England Tele.
the
dales
$1.25
"
Common tquar.
6ft participating preferred
6-15
6-
Texas & Pacific Ry. (quar.)
$1.25
Texas Power & Light, $4 pfd. "(quar.)$1
6-16
65c
—__
1
2
(quai\)__:
The
6-30
preferred
(quarJ
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4% ft preferred (s-a)
U. 8. Playing Card Co. (quar.)
U. S. Plywood Corp., common
(quar.)^
3%ft preferred A (quar.)
reported here last week as a 22Vic
quarterly payment. This was incorrect,
6-19
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
:
Transmission
Texas Utilities Co.
Original rpreferred, (quar.)
4.32ft-v preferred
(quar.)___
*
7- 1
6-30
22Vac
__
7-
30c
<quar.jlT-IT
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12'/aC
7ft
was
6-12
!—
U.
f
6-15
7-
&
5-20
0-19
62'/2C
(quar.)_
ordinary income)
1
415c
S.
(25c
"
$5 preferred
,
7-1
25c
1
7-
U.
8
'62'/2c
Texas-Illiaois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
'•
Common (quar.)
6-15
7-15
6-
1
f50c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.96ft
6-15
6-29
$1.12¥a
'
8ft
Gas
5.40ft
6-15
460c
common
Texas
6-10^
7-
34c
■
pfd.
"
i___
•
(quar.)
com.
Sendee, $4 pfd. '(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
'
6-20
1
6-30
25c
—_
(quar.).
7-
33c
Electric
Correction:
Soutli Penn Dil .Go.
South. Pittsburgh.Water,
South Puerto Rico Sugar,
0-30
$1.50:
22'Ac
(quar.)
6ft
Power,
Aircraft
Texas
6-12
(s-a)_^__^_ft_._;—
Insurance
'
6-12
—___—_
___—...
Carolina
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
•4.50 ft
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.60 ft
preferred (quar.)
4.64ft
preferred (quar.)
4.65ft
preferred (quar.)—
4.90ft.- preferred (quar.)
5.10ft
preferred (quar.)
»0.42 ft - preferred
(quar.)
5.25ft • preferred (quar.)
;
4.72ft preferred (initial)-.
Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4ft
preferred
6-12
6^24"W»r>6-10'*
1
6-15
7-
62'Ac
(quar.)
4.10ft
4.25ft
7-
South ..Jersey Gas Co., new .com.
(initial)—
Southern Nevada Telephone Co.—
6-
(quar.)
Tennessee Cbrp.
6-15
__-.-___._v
6-25
Tennessee Gas Transmission
C-15
6-30
Tenrco
7-1
4.50ft? preferred
4.60ft preferred
U.
7-
6-23
(quar.)
preferred
Tellurlde
6-30
Electric & Gas, com.
6-16
7-
1
6-12
Tile
6-16
.__
7-
7-10
G-30
37'.aC
6-16
B
5-20
1
$2.50
iquar.)
7-15
Class
6-12
7-
3 ft
7-15
8
6-19
2
6-24
3% ft
(quar.)
7-15
40c
(quar.)
3
com,
$25c
lc
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
(G.)
Corp.
4:2Vac
6-30
6-30
6-15
—$1.25
Foil
7-
05/aft
(quar.)
t$1.25
Taylor Instruments Cos. (quar.).,
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada),
6-26
6-19
6-30
6-15
7-
Inc.,
(James),
preferred
Tamblyn
9
6-
5c
20c
—.—
S.
6-19
$1
(quar.)_,
Q. S. Cold Storage (initial quar.)
U S Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)
7-
8-»3
7-31
6-30
7-15
7-1
7c
Ceramic
5-29
5-20
7-20
25c
Aluminum
preferred
S.
4-17
9- 2 '
:tquar;)—
(quar.)
Ltd.
6ft
Canal
Maehiuery Corp.,
U.
7-15
1
<quar.)______
6-15
2
15c
9-30
common
7-
i:35c
$3c
Talcott
9-2
South
(quar.)__
Symington Wayne Corp.
8
9-30
South Georgia
pfd.
5-29
6-
31 Vic
38%c
12'Ac
$1.38
_—__
-
,
$1.40
&
6-29
1
.7- 1
25c
(quar.)
»
■
' -
dividend
United Shoe
6-12
7-1
—L_
$1.25
•
Ltd.,
Stock
6-30
7c
_
Pacific
5-29
7- 2
383Ac
31¥iC
preferred (quar.):
i—
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)._——_—a
$1.55 convertible preferred (quar.)—..!—_
$1.25 convertible .preferred A "(quar.)
United
6-19
6-30
tic
12%c
.50c convertible
6-19
6-30
Swltson Industries,
6-30
453c
10c
Somexville, Ltd., £2.80 preferred,Cquar.)
Sommers-Drug Stores Co., common (quar.)
6-30
4c
(s-a)
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
8-1
7-15
430c
(qjuar.).
New Jersey RR.
Pacific Corp
5c
Corp.
United
13c
Petroleum
United
6-19
7-
46c
^dep.i rets, ordinary (final)
9-15
5-29
7- 1
7- 1
6-24
30c
(stock idiyidepd
0-10
1
—-
7- 2
6-22
$1.25
(quar.)—
1
6-29
6-10
0-30
35c
(quar.)__
.
Holder•
1
7-
| 1.00 ¥4
Merchants & Manufacturers
Molasses Co., Ltd.—
Amer.
7- 2
$1.25
Smith (A. *>.) Corp. (quar.)
Smith .(Howard) Paper Mills
Co.
710-
(quar.)
Propane,
&
6-20
7- 2
25c
_
Swift
1
Inc
Mining
preference (quar.)
Supervised Shares, Inc
Slater <(N.)-& Company Ltd., .common
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc. (reduced)—_
Soutlr Carolina
Rind,
7-
(quar.)
International
Sunshine
United
53
Payable of Reo,
00c
(Increased)
com.
(quar.)
35c
_"
6-10
6-10
Sunrise
preferred
United
+$1.25
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.)
Sunbeam
Sunset
6-18
6-20
..
Share
37ftc
United Illuminating (increased)
United Keno Hill Mines. Ltd
United Life & Accident Insurance
1
$1.12
7- 1
7- 1
•
4V4ft
*$1.25
(quar.)
6-15 J
Corp.
6-29
15c
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Common
regular
Ordinary
Bkil Corp. fquar.),
preferred
preferred
1
of Company
United Gas Corp. (quar.)
United Gas Improvement,
7-
(quar.)
6-10
5ft-prior preferred (quar.).
_—.—
S'ft -class A-preferred (quar.)_——_
5ft
Co.
Corp., com.
7- 2
(quar.)——
Co. Inc.
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.—
♦
6-19
$1.25
$1.15
5ft
Simplicity Puttern
Gas,
6-15
7-
4$1.75
.
Atlantic
6-26-
(quar.)
Superior
i-: July
2 at $25 .per share plus this divi.)
Silvcrwood -Dairies, Ltd., class: A
(quar.)—
1.
Class B
(quar.)
—1
South
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
7-2
25c
25c
-$1.25 pfd. .{entire issue to be redeemed
Common
7-10
8-1
-
-
7-24
6-2
6-2
6-18
7- 2
6-30
"
<
20c
2ft
ShuLton, Inc.,-class A (quar.)._
Co.
6-19
7- 1
8- 1
Class B hquar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—
Aircraft
6-19
1
7-2
7-2
;
Sherwin-Wtlliams (Canada)..7ft.pfd. (quar.)
Solar
1
7-
25c
15c
dividend
Snyder Corp.
7-
450c
456'Ac
preferred A (quar.)
—
♦
4%% preferred B (quar.)
.
Sbawmut -Association (quar.)
«—
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)
;
25c
(quar.)—25c
When
Per
Name
6-19
$5
Quarterly
4%
Stock
A
of Reo.
15c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Chemical
$4.50
Holder*
7-
Corp.
& Shop, Inc.
Strawbrldge & Clothier,
■bawlnigan Water & Power Co.—
-
Container
When
Payable
Share
convertible 2nd preferred
6-15
6-16
7- 1
25c
1.^
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
-
6-23
7- 1
7- 1
6-29
5c
class >A (quar.)_
&
per
Name of Company
Stokley-Van Camp, Inc., common (quar.)—_
5ft prior preferred (quar.)_
25c
$1.25
$1.12
10c
____
4)Aft-„preferred (quar.)
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)
—
Belama-Dlndings Plantation (quar.)———
Selas Corp. of America—
/■
50c convertible 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Servel, Inc... $5.25 pfd. (initial)—.
—
Shamrock Oil
When
HcMen
Payable oj Reo.
(2829)
6-10
5-15
6-20
20c
7-
1
$1.06'A
7-
1
75C
7-
1
6-20
8-20
7-30
25C
6-20
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2830)
Share
Company
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
dividend
Co.,
&
Wilson
35c
11-
(J.
Ltd.
C.),
7-
1
:?25c
(s-ai
V
Co. It
preferred (quar.)
Woolworth (P. W.), Ltd., ordinary
7-31
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
6-10
8-
1
7-10
7-
2
6-15
tigr„
/
6-26
6-
3
$1.25
6-26
6-
/
a8p
8-25
7-
7-
260
Towne
6?o
v
Corrugating
Co
7 VaC
Zale Jewelry Co.
Ltd.,
62 Vac
7-
1
7-
1
Transfer
resident
aLess
date
8-
1
7-
A.
t4c
6-30
6-15
25c
6-30
6-12
10c
date
record
t Payable in U. 8.
xLess
Van
6-25
6-10
Jamaica
the
source.
Non¬
indicated here,
15ft Canadian non-residents tax.
is
date
funds, less
income
incorrect. The corrected payment
was
Bradford
&
Co.-
expenses
Net
Other
been
Co.—Earnings Increased'
-
income
1958
1959
1,614,090
$388,909
$319,856
Dr 3,168
Cr3,013
Net
earnings
interest
before
charges—,
charges
186,
V
$385,741
/
$258,227
—
generally
of
electrical
to
as
•
'
not
BUSINESS—Polarad
manufactures
150
ever
types of complex micro¬
EARNINGS—Net sales in the nine months ended March 31,
$8,666,000
and
compared
with
ended
period
About 61 -ft of sales in the latest period
defense contracts and subcontracts, and
to government
approximately 32ft
laboratories engaged
purchasers
industrial
defense work.
to
were
in
CAPITALIZATION
to common stock was $310,000,
$206,000, respectively, in the similar
and
earlier.
year
a
GIVING
EFFECT
72,768
.
are
Thus
hearth fiiinacft.
cpen
$244,075
thermocouple is
a
notes
payable
to bank
regulation V Credit Agreement
convertible
due
Jan.
flNotes
payable
UAccrued
and
to
officers,
30,341
plus
certain
to
Authorized
cumul.
value)
par
850 shs.
2,000 shs.
is 1,000,000shs.
♦•499,996 shs.
10,000 wts.
.....
10,000 Wts.
warrants
day
Convertible
notes payable to
are
subordinated
6%
convertible
stock
common
at
$5
per
subordinated
/
glncludes
150,000
respectively,
notes
to
and
notes
under
and,
the
subordination
in¬
be
20,000
shares
for
reserved
issuance,
of
the 6ft
convertible subordinated
upon
exercise of the common stock purchase warrants,
the adjusted conversion and exercise prices, and 80,000 shares
and
based
on
for
reserved
issuance
upon
Shares of common stock
and
and
shares
conversion
upon
authorized
was
stock options.
The authorized number of
increased from 350,000 to 1,000,000 shares
capital increased from $550,000 to $1,200,000 by Cer¬
to the company's Certificate of Incorporation
tificate of Amendment
filed April 23, 1959.
'
> ••Excludes
100,880
served but not issued
250,438 shares
outstanding share of
.earned
as
warrants
shares
and at
$6.25
of
share
a
to adjustment
to
entitle
common
in
a
as
in
subsidiary and
a
(note
§)
above.
stock distribution,
common
the
stock
stock
holders
at
to
$5
>
Curtis
'
and
to
including Jan. 1,
circmustances.
underwriters
aggregate
an
prior
1, 1963
1968, subject
Co...
Dodge & Co
Domiuick & Dominick
C.
Langley
Carl M. Loeb,
& Co,
Rboades &
Co.
Roland
& Stone
JEt. W.
Pressprich & Co
Shearsori. Hammill & Co.
Shields & Co—
jr
y'
•-V.
-
■
'
189, p. 2180.
-
cost
of
in
unit,
July,
.
this
first
installation of
a
second
severally
respective num¬
Formal
—V.
dedication
189,
Granbery, Marache & Co.
3,000
of
the
plant
will be
2354.
p.
held
;
-
later
'
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
&
Clement A.
-
Inc.
Co.2—
Evans
-
&
in
the
Summer.
2,000
&
Co.,
InCi
at The
First National
City
N. J.
debontures
3,
Said
shares
$2
of
Bank
4,000
' "j
common
stock
will
amount of
indenture provides
terminate
redemption
the
at
date.—V.
Pressed
the
of
that
close
of
187, p.
right
'unit investment
prices
.
on
group
June
received
Depius
announced
8
of Radiation's
that
contracts
new
indicated
this
fiscal
during
atThe
upward
the
rate
trend
of
would
year. M v! '
'*"•*
business
of
common
on
the
on
Stock
of
the
—V.
Exchange
the
announced
on
June
18
issue unsuitable*'for exchange
dealings.
-
ceeding
delphia,
Bruce." W.
Manager;
Odium, .Indio,
directors
for
the
•'
-
companies " includes-Mr.
merged
a
parent
uranium
Radorock
is
Eederal- Uranium
company/
Uranium-Co.
—--f ~v
;■ ,
Neyman reported that,, constructioit is pro¬
processing mill in the.-Gas Hills area of
associated in the Wyoming .operation. with; its
<
new
The
companies
Corp.,
a
venture, known as Federal-Radorock-GaS
and
Radorock" will "share -equally—in
-
receiving; 4G'o
Atomic
Final
partnership to operate
Hills; partneTsr:.Federal
GC'ir/of/profits,, with -Gas Hills
"Federal and Radorock recover their .investment
properties;/-,. --/ ->
Energy Commission approval of tha proposal- to con¬
after
these
developing
in
Tltli."Die'..=Gas- UiHe
and
have- formed
the
the mill was received April 10.
It is expected to be completed
year".'-"A total investment of abou(, $6.000,000.in the. fninipg-ancfmilllng operation'is anticipated.-- Financing has been arranged through
the First' Security Bank of Utah. -------/»/..• ;'
(
Mr.
Neyman also -reported that operation of the- Radon mine in
south-eastern Utah is continuing at a profit to the.firm,/Tfais mine
provided a net return to Radorock-of $ i,960,000' before taxes for the
struct
E.
La
Roche
announced
La
of
meeting,',Mr.
on
Wyoming;
its
that
■
Corp., Ltd.—La Roche
Charles
was
and General
•«
board
the
At
.
•
it
City/ president
Salt-'Lake Cfty.
Stock
•
-
•
-
Inc.;.and Chesapeake &
approved by, shareholders of both
and- -became effective atThe. close of
was-
15, -1959,
April-30, 1959.
*
'.'1*
...
....
The board of directors also elected officers, with tester S. Harrison,
Ida.,'as Chairman of the. Boardj. 'Ralph, W. Neymun, Salt
The
.
1971.
p.
This-merger
April
June io, :1959. This
surviving, corporation .of, a
Resources.
Harrison/ Mr/ Neymah; Mr.-.Gdhnh, Arthur tehelde and 'J.' -B. Haffner
of Spokane, Washington; William H. Gibson and Nels/W.\Staibeim of
the
committee, to make
189,
Radorock
a:/fiye-cent-a-share. dividend
of ^record
the
Calif., Vice-President, and Donald V. Peters, Salt .Lake City, -Secret ary-
securities had
at
paid- by
Treasureil
1789.
*
company
■
Lake
stock.
suspended dealings in the common shares
market opening... -v
.
.
*
The committee's action was attributed to the fact, that the financial
and operating results of the corporation-are suoh as/ dn the
opinion
of
between
merger
5- declared
shareholders
to
business
convert such debentures
the fifth day preceding the
Metals Co. of America, Ine.—Common
American
committee
May
on
dividend
Kellogg.
to
Roche
which
on
is
has
been
elected
June 4 by A. C.
President
recently
of
the
effected
Board—
on
to
the
this
board
of
directors,
Pelletier, Chairman of: the Board.
Franklin
a
Research- Co.
of
agreement-with
merger
Phila¬
Purex.
189,
p.
2354.
.
,
.
• •
.
.
,
11-ihontft
;
Purity
Stores,
Ltd.
(Calif.)—Earnings Show
continued—borrows
from
Insurance
firms..".""
Gain—
-
-
'
-
This corporation will report a 2.9 & increase in sales for the 12-week
period ended March 28, 1959, over the comparable period for 1958, it
was announced on May 29 by J. R. Niven, President and Chief Execu¬
:
.
period
Shareholders
ending March
of
Chesapeake
31;-1959.*
&
'
~
Colorado-;Corp.
may,exchange
their
shares Joy
Co.,
have
sending them to. the transfer agent, Walkei; Bank & Trust
P. Cy. Box 1169/ Salt Lake City,- Utah.* Radqrook shares do not
to be "exchanged.—V. 189, p. 1971.
/ *.
.
"
Reading: Tube Corp.—Registers With SEC—
.
"
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
1,500
new
Inc.
a
have raised Radiation's'backlog «to'approxi¬
189,-v p.-2180.-v
1959,
Corp.
corporations on
non-assessable
conversion price of
company at-the
for each share
such
be
Colorado
and
1,500
1,600
Co.,
is
!•
Resources,. Inc.—Declares ; Dividend-7
cofporatibh
recent
One Exchange Place, Jersey
fully paid
debentures
Suspended—
tive Officer.
&
Radorock
the".first
,
into
Pacific NorthwPst Co
Eiseman
which
Public* offering
additions
recent
July. 10,
.
convertible
principal
The
of Jersey City,
,
are
per share of common stock as
Mr. Niven sfated that Parity Stores has
placed in action a program
of modernization
and replacement of old stores and .expansion
into
Norman
Plans for accumulation of common
Telegraph Co., Eastman Kodak Co.,
General Electric Co.." General "Motors
on
has
Mr.
$8.000.000.—V.
will
corporation has called for redemption on July 15/, 1959, all of
its outstanding G'/c
10-year convertible debentures (subordinated) due
July 15, 1967 at 105(h plus accrued interest. Payment will be mude
Earnings
$74,099 for
Joseph Walker & Sons
4,000
&:
Cd.,
President,
the balance
jmyable
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures
2,000
2,000
4,000
&
Radiation
week.
'
The
Expansion
2,000
&
Pierce1
W.
"■*
The
—V.
Co.,
———
Mitchum, Jones
Temple ton
Rauscher,
These
mately
'
4,000
——
Denius,
lor
3,000
McDonald
R,
weeks
16
continue
unit, scheduled for completion in the spring of
Precision Transformer
Mr.
Shares
'
1960.
have
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
past
to
amounts
;
'
Radiation, Inc.—Has $8,000,000 Backlog—
Homer
approximately $35,facilities for the subsequent
1,237,000
Granted—f
,257()r;:_'"'lf
189,; p,
per
be
Quinby
to
$325,000
will
The
.
Telephone
Nemours
and .Standard Oil Co., each
offer such plans "at reduced
trust,
kilowatts.
system
installation
Ameiican
Pont de
accounts.—V;
County near Dickerson, Md.
....
has a qapability of 175,000 kilo¬
Upon completion of certain tests it
be placed in regular operation and
of,
sponsor
of
I.'du
E.
which
1957.
which includes certain structural
500,000.
Purex
below
25,500
4.000
jModel,
The
.
named
7,500
&
Clark,
w.
of
Jan.
7,500
—
Witter
this
and
stock
Corp.,
'
<
•
(.>00,000 shs..'
SEX), hfis' issued an order under the. Investment ^Company, Act
perpiitting, Quinby & Co., Inc., Rochester,- N. ,>Y^ principal underwrite!:
for,
.
purchase
share
ShareB
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
re-
account.
to
a
agreed to purchase from the company the following
bers of shares of the common stock offered hereby:
Dean
•
$5,000
*750.000 shs/—♦
rTho
10
undergoing, It will
capability of the PEPCo
total
The
shares
On April 28, 1959,
share for each
one
stock, and $250,438 was transferred from
thereafter
certain
UNDERWRITERS—The
by
owned
sated
common
surplus account
tiThe
20,000
/>
shares
Quinbyr & Co., Inc.—Request
.
.
:
,
issued
were
,
share
paid (except to satisfy indebtedness under
such agreement) while such agreement is in effect or any such notes
are outstanding.
Thereafter, under the terms of such notes, payments
on the subordinated
accrued salaries are limited to $37,500 annually.
not
are
of
started
was
-
r70,000 shares "Of common stock are reserved for fexefciSe"of five-year
restricted'.stock options.—-V. 189,-p. 2037.v
,-v
• -
announced that it has placed in pre-,
unit of its new steam-electric generating
June
on
$5,000
Common, stock
;
.
presently
the
per
officers
the
to
into
share thereafter.
/
$366,366 of the accrued salaries
Regultaion V Credit Agreement and to the
prior- to Jan. 1, 1963 and $6.25
struments,
.
revolving credit expiring June 30, I960, for
under defense production contracts.
to
the Regulation V Credit Agreement
and other
90
indebtedness.
tiThe
385,853
watts,
is
par)..
($100
purchase
for
working capital
•,
^Subordinated
senior
stock
($i
stock
•Provides
385,853
Construction
—
pfd,
stock
ttCommon
30,341
ac-
/,
Outstanding
'
"
sum
' $5,000, due Sept. 1, -I960—;
:(par 50 cents)_'^
t
Inc., and Johnston, Lemon & Co. and sold at
company
•''
1 -*
_
Non-interest bearing note, principal
liminnry operation the first
plant located in Upper Montgomery
officers
employees
5*Aft
$750,000
Tliis
to
...
salaries
Common
/
$750,000
notes,
stockholders,
common-
Unit Completed—
$2,125,000
—
interest
crued
'
subordinated
1968
1,
by
$26.25 per share.-
Outstanding
$2,200,000
con¬
"
subscription
Read & Co.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
which
transducer
a
CAPITALIZATION G.F7ING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
1,162,999
shares were subscribed for upon the exercise of subscrip¬
tion rights and 15,972 shares were subscribed for by employees of the company. The 28,367 unsubscribed shares
were purchased by the underwriters headed by Dillon;
term
under
$6%
government
and
Authorized
♦Short
1959 were
applicable
$6,345,000
pursuant
were
income
net
: in
devices
measuring
transducers. "The .most
tempqraturd to current. -To date; the companyi-has designed,
developed*, and manufactured
(1) - temperature
transducers for. high
temperature work;
(2) thermocouple assemblies for the
aircraft and
missile industry; (3)' thermocouple componfents for measuring in con¬
tinuous process/ such as arr oil refinery and batch
process, such as an
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Rights Offering Com¬
pleted—Of the 1,207,338 shares of common stock offered
for
/
.
unincorporated
verts
proceeds will be used for working capital.
wave
electronic
instruments,
including signal
generators,
spectrum
analyzers, receivers and tubes at its plant at Long Island City, N. Y.
'•
'
an
temperature
temperatures
.
PBOCEEDS—The
as
transducer-is the thermocouple.
Thermocouples
principle that when two unlike metals in -contact .with
heated, electric currentwill flow through ft wire join-}
the
other
the other ends.
ing
sale
and
referred
1307.
p.
organized "
temperature
on
each
$316,843
127,514
—
income
Net
—V.
—
—
*'/
.-
was
company.-is' Engaged ■ primarily' in^the processing of'•wtre^and
manufacture
work
$1,933,946
•••'
.'
company
H.
common
-1,733,150
(net)
i
■
sole
of
more
$2,122,059
taxes
operating income
Interest
v
closed.
books
and
assets
5,000
—
The
———
and
\
;
on June 1, 1958, with Arnold Malkan
proprietor. On July 18, 1958 it purchased for $29,913 the
V. Weber, Long Beach, California, an individual who had
engaged in the fabrication and 'sale-of* thermocouples/sipec 1954.'
the
as
Hig-
2570.
p.
-
under Pennsylvania law
company
14,000
&
^
:.
proceeds: will
,
-BUSINESS—This
.
"
Offered—*
group
oversubscribed
2,500
Walston & Co., Inc.-
revenues
Operating
headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co. on June 18 publicly offered 95,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at a price of $19 per share. An additional
5,000 shares are being offered to employees. Offering
was
2,500
Sons—
Johnson
het
which will complement the existing industrial
measuring and
instrument lines currently, manufactured by others and to
analyze tho-pOteritial market; expand manufacturing facilities through
the purchase of machinery and
development insolar aspossible of
special machinery»;to combine several opera',ions! -ana-for working
capital.
—;—-—
——
received .'."and:
control
2,500
gins
signals
be used to make '-available for
senii-finished and finished inventory; increase
the per,soifnel: and: physical equipment of the
existing research depart¬
ment, for examination-into-various types of teinperature:transducefs; to
develop and test a line of industrial transmitting and control in¬
5,000
Inc.
Wilson,
center
memory
struments
Staats
&
system's
order, and—when stock is ayailable--proc¬
in sequence according to the -Mate *ach orderwithheld.
v : Jr
: 1" ' ' V '
PRGCEEDS—The
16,000
Company,
Walker
the
the
subscribed.. and books dosed.
...2,500
R.
son
hand,
011
^>.-2461.:;
5,000
&
Joseph
deplete'"'stock
Pyrometer. Co,- of - Aitierica,:. Ihc.r-'Commoii
Of¬
fered—Arnold -Malkan & Co. Inc., of Nevy York City,
";on June 8 publicly offered 200,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) at $3 per share. Offering Was. over¬
.;
.
Stirling
5,000
data- processing, system also sequences'-its operations- in
logical
For example,
if the: particular filter order being -processed
1
Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
14,000
freight
additional.raw material,
William
3 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
(Continued from page 12)
Corp.—Common Stock
.
Co.
«fe
of
T-',
processing,: the system automatically types original invoice;)Hie- copies, -bill of lading,
packing list, -and shippingvThe'/'p&ckihg - list contains all information -required ' by
production and warehouse personnel to fill'the order.—'V.*. W9,
&
—*4—.
Hammill
5,000
189,
Co.,
Schaefer
.— ——
type
application *ot data
During
the
INVESTMENT NEWS
Electronics
W.
the
'*•
?*u.sed;
new
instructions.
8,000
5,000
Space
V.
see
:
.
8,000
2,500
Porto Rico Telephone
Polarad
Co...
5,000
details,
For
Herbert
&
and
carton
per
rustomer/and
—5,000
T
Pierce
packed
the:*orders' withheld
was
;
Shares.>
Co.,
—————„
Shearson,
Corporation
GEKERAL CORPORATION AND
—
Inc.
2,500
8,000
—
Lane,
*
&
the inventory for each filter
including the
up-dates
necessary ' shipping- information,
be"
depletion/stores
esses
entered
—
Shepard
Rauscher,
Co——
&
Inc.
8,000
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc. ————
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Goodbody & Co.——
Hanrahan & Co., Inc.——
The Johnson,
An underwriting
have
Cp
&
Prescott,
2,500
——
C.
Morgan
50,500
16,000
...
complete
types of in-;
different
i'l//
•
below;
■'
Shares
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Bingham, Walter &
„
Hurry, Inc.
Boenning & Co
H. Hentz & Co
tax.
this
shares of common stock set forth -below:' y v
Noel & Co._
Alstyne,
C.
J.
this dividend.
tax.
income
published
and/or
to purchase the number of
6-26
7- 2
2
The
order!
should
underwriting
an
6-20
at
named
1■
••
Ramac—processes
4.000
,
contract with
the company and the selling
wherein and whereby the company and; the selling stock¬
1
funds,
\ '/
,
underwriters
filters,
''
^
305
than
;
balance
shares reserved for issuance* upon exercise of stock
....
all
ti
more
is. available-tri'seconds;'.Future data can be added or oteleted from
5,000.000 cTiarecter "memory" of the computer which can
read;
t.vpe,
add, ^subtract;- and
"make
decisions'
electronically - for
any
nprnljier of requests feddntoithe system, ./v .-,1;
- d- t'
and
1959
,
!
,
the
be
may
"■>.
;
■
•
agreed to sell and the underwriters have severally agreed,
7-17
tax deductible
15ft; resident tax 7ft.
tax
British
Previously
y
••Includes 40,000
f56'Ac
not closed for
Canadian
In
ol'
February
options.
7-10
(initial)
and
1960
recently -borrowed
processing techniques .!"fcp'filter man«iifacturlng and marketing,-V according to James D. AbeleS,'President;?
."will save customers
about five days on delivery time and provide
us
with .practically Jhiinufe-by-minute
control
over
accounting,
in-ventory, &nd ]proctactWh;%'*-f'.r/'*.
Ti'X?vV*.-" ••.
'
''
With' the cohfputer sycccn), CompieLe orcet'lnformatioa ""oh demand"
accelerated by
penalty; $134,882 is carried as. a current liability,
31,
Jan.
to" ;be
"This
'
the, unpaid
area.
has heen
_r
for
aiftomatiVe
of -units -to
service
representing the/Unpaid balance
on
the purchase of the land and building housing,..the operations of'
Ador
Corp.
Payment under this note;, payable* as to interest and
principal in monthly installments of $3,820.30 each, commenced March,;.
1959; $35,730 of principal is carried as a current-liability. /.//;■/.
into
6-16
1
and
1959
and
data
and-, readies
number
of
commencing
in
Slssued
8-
9c /
25c
(resumed)
books
X Payable
7-
.
unit,
^the outstanding capital stock, and $400,000 of :
Corp"
This note is payable in three equal annual
Ador
of
of
February
installments
+30c
(quar.)—
—
common
new
in
purchase
'
stockholders,
6-16
17 VaC
(quar.)
Zonolite Company
the
r •
representing
holders have
6-1G
$1.25
—
common
Zenith Radio,
*
6-30
dustrial
,
'/'/. v..//,/'
UNDERWRITERS—The
preferred (quar.)
Electric Supply Ltd
Zenith
6-15
7-15
Bros.—
pfd. ($50 par) (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)...
7ft preferred (quar.).
Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc.
4Vtfo
6-30
25c
9
"memori*zed"-order
Ador Corp. borrowed an additional $150,000 from '
to its secured line of credit set forth in footnote
1959,
■
tissued
6-12
—
Sft
j
4-
6-25
—
5ft
Zeller's,
7-31
25c
—
(quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
'
6-12
1
37VzC
(quar.)—
preferred
Yosemite Park & Curry
Younkers
7-20
1
7-
Co.—
convertbile
York
6-19
1
8-
37 Vac
(quar.)———:
Mfg.
of
pursuant
the company without
23c
Cab
May
bank
notes,
6-15
1
Jr.—
WrigleyrWm.)
the
Fresno
».> *«•
poration.-;«:v.♦V '
VThe
computer .sj'stem-^ah /TBM
was
above.
on
8-25
5'1
(interim)
(stock div.)__
Ltd.
Helicopters,
.
the
$4,000,000
An
electronic, compute:*, system able to process customs- orders in
seconds—even; to'computing federal and • state taxes where required—
beeririnstsrlled in "the Railway, N. J., headquarters ol this cor-:
404,645
193,872
500.000 shs.
.
that
lias
pursuant to an unsecured line of credit it has
balance was loaned to Ador Corp; -i
and-secured by an assignment of all accounts receivable of Ador and
by a General Continuing Guaranty by the company guarantying the
indebtedness of Ador up to $1,000,000. /■;// '
3
'
/
stated
'-si*'i ^
; •
'$$600,000
—404.645
—
further
'■[ Purolator Products, In?.—To Speed Orders—
;
loaned to Turbo
with the bank; the
*$400,000
tin
a4p
Wide
:
note__.;_————
200,000 - ,
Common stock value ($1 par)———., "**1.000,000 shs.
Niven
five\insuranfte..cpmpanies,„find that, proceeds from the-borrowings
will be aseff- to
\re-ffpiKtt unsecured long-term debt amL'tmprovide the
funds
for'-rehoVatipft and expansion programs.~V. 189, qjV 1971; *>
Outstanding;
5>Aft
deed
store
Mr.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
from
FINANCING
borrowings
note
STrust
.
75c
")' Bonus
bank
♦Short-term
7-15
8-
6-12
.
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
in Livermore and two in
new
a
-
on
of
4
Authorized;
6-30
(quar.)...—
5%
&
6-19
June 8 issue of the offering
our
200,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$7.25 per share, by an underwriting group headed by
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. Of the total number of shares
being offered, 100,000 shares are being sold for the ac¬
count of the company and 100,000 shares for the account
of certain selling stockholders. Additional details follow;*
6-12
6-27
12 V2C
Woodward & Lothrop. common
Yellow
6-15
"
.
(quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co.
Yale
9
6-15
in
made
was
June
Electric
Wisconsin
World
10-
7
7-
15c
Inc. (quar.)—
9c
(monthly)-.--—
——
Power Co.,
$1.50
flTo preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
$1.26
$5.04 preferred (quar.)_
—
$1.27
$5.08 preferred (quar.).————
75c
Wiser Oil Co. (quar.).
/
25c
Witco Chemical (quar.)
—
Wood (John) Industries, Ltd.—
i$U2'/a
4Vaft preferred (Guar.)—;
Wood
CAI&n)
Steel Co. (see Alan Wood
Winn-Dixie Stores
0tcel
1
6-30
Industries,
Windsor
7-10
1
$l/06,4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$4.25
9- 4
12- 4
8-
Common
Wilson
1
10-
1%
35c
(quar.)
common
0
6-
1-4-60
1%
'—
1
7-
1%
tion
Stock Offered—Men-
Industries, Inc.—Common
Poly
Payable of Rec.
Industrie*—,'
WlIllam6-McWilllam8
Stock
Holders
When
Per
Name of
:.
trading
for
this
the
corresponding
areas.
12-week
Within
period were $165,919 as compared to
period. o£ 1958, rCpresentiiuar 23.9 cents
opposed to 10.7. cents last.year.
1
the next 30 days,
construction will begin on
The
corporation "on June 15
Commission
offering
15,
1974,
common
the Securities and ^Exchange
_
stock.
consisting
filed -with
a
registration statement
covering
$5,000,000 of 15-year sinking .fund
with attached warrants to purchase
-
of
of
The debentures
a
$1,000
the; proposed public
debentures; due July
additional-shares
of
and. warrants aro-to be-issued 4n units
temporary
debenture
with
attached -warrants
Volume
5857
-Number
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
entitling the holder tb purchase common shares in an amount to be
determined at the,time
of -the offering.,/,
*'? '£*u"'
solidation,
*
The
ffom
proceeds
Castle
sidiarjf, of Ritter.
■>
the sale of the'.debentures will be'used .by the
company to repay in full the company's- long-term ,b*nk",Ibans -whifch
on
April 4, 1959 amounted to $3,050,000./It is anticipated that" the
balance of the proceeds will be added
to, the .gejlepil'liindS/of the
company and will be available -to- meet; increased .casli" requirements
resulting from increased investpVent In inventories, add':tjpr additions
and
improvements to properties and facilities;)
■' <■&
Emanuel. Deetjen & Co. and Bache& Co.- are Joint managers of
Net
the
(2831)
two
hospitals
and
-well
^as
allied
„
henceforth
operate
as
a
sub-
of
pro¬
First
two
-
.
York,
New
firms
major
are
producers
of
equipment for dentists, physicians, surgeons and
production equipment for
the pharmaceutical
Combined
sales
for
the
two
companies
last
year, exceeded
$25,000,000.—V.
189,
Loan
be
also
Royal Industries, Inc.—Incr. in Sales and Net Income—
1
The
corporation
reported
sales
19
June
on
$10,288,928
of
for
the
will be offering the debentures to the public,
v
year ended Dec. 31. 1958. a 274 increase over 1957 sales of $8,076,886.
Tube Corp.* is engaged in,: the manufacture' ami sale of v M.
L: .Bengtson,
President, reported net earnings, after provision
brass tubes, lor use in construction, pknnbing; refrigera-'.'
for Federal income
taxes, of $306,432, compared with a net loss in
tion.
air
conditioning; oil
burner,- radiant
heating, industrial and
1957
of $296,117.
Based on
550.000
common
shares outstanding at
allied trades.
The main manufacturing facilities of the.company are
Dec. 31,. per share earnings equaled 0.555 cents.
located
in Evading;.Pa.—'V.T87,'1 p, '2844';."*-»H %:■*- '
■
Mr.
Bengtson's statement did not reflect the acquisition of Vard.
a
which
group
Reading
and
copper
.
Inc.,
Inc.—Common -Stock' Offered—/
Reichhoid Chemicals,
^
Inc.
and
Pacific
Electronics
place during calendar year-1959.
Control
Ideal-Aerosmith,
which
took
Corp.
•
,
.,
A new issue of 400,000
placed
was
shares of common stock (par $1)/ 7'A consolidated pro?forma balance sheet submitted to stockholders
and giving: effect to the merger with Vard and Ideal-Aerosmith revealed
on June 16 by an underwriting
total .current assets " as of Dee. 31, 1953 of $5,579,242, compared with
The stock was
current
liabilities of '$3,132,960. Stockholders'
equity was $3,193,752
share.- Offering* was - oversubscribed i and 997:500 shares" were outstanding.—V. 189, p. 2570.
priced at $30.25
per
and -books closed.
% -.%v.;v-
Ruberoid
:.
PROCEEDS—-Approximately
$10,000,000
of the"' net
proceeds will
applied by Reichhoid to costs of its 1958-60 construction program,
expected to total about S24.000.000. " Included; in .this figure are about
A
of
1
to' he' 'spent
f0r-. ccsts; of
Texas.
plant'at -Houston;
resins
new
a
'
.* .;
•
-
.■
located
subsidiaries in Canada and- Mexicsu Reichhoid". v
has ~ stoek < interests > in
a" ^number -.3of•ecompaniesV'-in- other - "foreign
countties>EXfecutlVh';offi6esa,are In* White' Plains. N. Y.
'•••"'
1 ■
has
Outstanding
7'Authorized
insurancC.no tfes duo^IJec, 31, 1974
.
48,500,000
$8,500,.GOO
•
.
,4%4«.: bank-notes,
Dec.
and
the
.
.«•** ?"
of The
Ruberoid
Located
Co.
Hagerstown,
at
Md.,
issued,1" -"V
were
teted
they
7
7 "
—
severar underwriters inahied
UNDERWRTrERS—The
-*.4-. *•
the
A
Co.,; Inc.!—7__.7 80,000:7V'W.'/J!J Hutton
Co.—277V 9,500 1
Inc;LX" 5,00077.Joseph,f.Mellen
V'v''-"-7'v
Baker, tjimonds & Co., Inc..,,, 3,000
7-Inc. k-k-7
"1.500
Baker, Weeks & Co.3,500 iix. Kehowcr, MacArthur & Co,
2,500 ;
Ball,. Burge^ifc kraus__'_7„.,': 2,500
k'irkpatrisk-Pettis Co.7_'l7 ^2,600
Batepian, Eichltr & Co.js.47 1.500 -f fLazard. Freres^^fe Co.__—_ 16,000
Bingham, Walter .Hurry, ;/£,-?•%<;'•-. Lchm-xn. Brothers "7^7—16.000 „Inc, ■
1.500 7 Lester, Ryoi^s & ;cc.-±U-2 -* 1,500 .
Blair & Co; Inc.„_^_.,__„-. 3.000;' rTrVipg..LnndbQre & Co._'_'l.) 1,500
1
3.000
MacNaughtOnGreena\valt' V:-*y ;
■i Biunt Ellis & Simmons
,1,500
C.o'..w'-__7'j,-_«_7,-177W;. 1,500 '
Boenning & Co
.1—
Boettcher & Co.___7——.
3,000
Manley, Bc-hnett-& Co._3»-3,500
McDonnell 6c Co. Inc7-/*_ " 3,500
Bosworth, Sullivan «fc Co.,
Allyn, An ;Co.,
-
Burnham
Butcher
&r,
2.500
6c Co
<fc Co
Logan
Clark,
Dodge
•
Pacific
9,500
Painc,
&c
Co.^A.
&
White,, Weld
2,500
„
Davis,
R.
Skaggs
<fc
Dickson
S.
6c
Frtncis I.
du
curities
Inc.-
March
Union
Rtinholdt
Rodman
3.500
_
First
First
First
-
of Michigan Corp.;-,i •
Securities Co. of r*
<fc
Sachs 6c
Co.
6c
Co—
&; Co.i^
Co,^..-
16,000
Suplee, Yeatman,
Co., Inc.
7-4-1-
6c Co.__
Sutro
5.000
Hawrkins
1,500
3#
Wagcnseller £c Durst, Inc.-
5.000
Waist on
II.
stock
has
A.
Hogle
&
Winslow,
1.5Q0
Hooker 6c Fay.—-—
E.
p,
Reliable
"
t
.
Inc
" Dean
rj
fiscal
year.~-V.
"
j."
*
*
-
*7..-v
since
-7''. 1,500
.•
'
V''"
7
the
first
quarter 'of
1959,7 this
-
,
J.
A.
agreed-'to
of
increasing, sales and profits for the
streak
is engaged
the business
in
of generating
-
.
operating
purchase
from
Eros.
Salomon
'•
.
Shields
to
effect
the
sale
of
the
new
bonds,
below has severally
of the
—
1,125,000
Co.—
&
Period End. April 30—
n^'lhcome
Railway
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses-
&
Baker.
broken
at
Net
—V.
railway oper. inc.—
$1,505,047
720,583
$2,143,709
1,166,588
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
revenue
Railway
expenses-
oper.
Net rev. from
Net
,
—V.
.
and
commercial use.—V. 189,
'
'
'
companv,%apd Wiimo't-, Castle Co. completed their^ consolidation
"June. 15 .br exchanging lOQT^ 'of 'CaStle 'coiWinon; ftoclr for 92,979
This
on
shares
of
Hitter "common-stock?
According to the terms of the con¬
ry. oper.
railway
oper.
189, p.
inc.—
2038.
San Diego
.
$7,073,051
3,729,468
$5,061,563
2,599,115
its common
directors of the company
of
practice will result
and its subsidiaries.
named
on
paying
in
$2,194,540
917,313
-
$1,515,053
722,205
Blair 6c
Blunt
&
of
the
Co.
additional
tax
1
below,
through
*
their
stock:
common
Co.
Boettcher
205,000
&
A.
15,000
McDonnell
12,000
Wm. J. Mericka St Co., Inc.
12,000
Mitchum, Jones &; Temple-
Simmons
Co.—'-
—
&
Co.,
&
<fe
&; Co.
6,000
15,000
8,000
Morgan & Co.—
Murphey Favre, Inc
12,000
7,000
-
6,000
20,000
.—
The Ohio Co
7,000
—
Co
7,000
—
Moore, Leonard St Lynch
Z
12,000
Co.—
8,000
—
Inc
Quinn & Co.-.
Refsnes, Ely, Beck St Co.
12,000
Cruttenden, Poderta & Co.,
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——
8,000
Reinholdt
8,000
T00Q
7,000
Rotan. Mosle 6s Co.
8,000
Dewar,
&
Robertson
Co
&
7,000
Shearson, Hammil. <fc Co
Shields Sr. Co.__,
20,000
8,000
St
Co
15,000
20,000
35.00Q
7,000
& Co
50,000
Boyce
8.000
Stern, Frank, Meyer St Fox 19.000
8,000
Stone & Webster Securities
Smith.
Jnc.
Fleet
6c
Foster
Co.—
6c
7,000
,
-
Marshall—--—
Hallgarten
&
Co.—
—
Henderson
Corp.
Harriman Ripley 6c Co., Inc.
Inc.
50,000
Hayden,
35,000
Stone
Hemphill,
Co._
&
»
Noyes & Co
Hickey <fc Co.—
Richards
8,000
-
&
Co
8,000
—.
Inc.
8,000
__
—
Woodard-Elwood St Co
20,000
Nelson & Co., Inc.—
1C9, p. 2396.
503)00
15,000
-
12,000
8;000
20.00(1
Walston St Co., Inc
20.00C
Watling, Lerchen St Co
12,000
Winslow. Cohu & Stetson
12,000
EJ. F: Hutton & Co
—
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co—
O. H. Walker & Co
H
35,000
H. Hentz & Co.!,*
—.
—
Underwood, Neuhaua St Co.,
8,000
—
&
Stroud St Co., Inc—
Sutro & Co
12,000
35,000
12,000
Hanauer & Co
&
Barney
Stein Bros.
First California Co. Inc.—
—V.
20,000
:
Schabacher
du Pont & Co
King.
15,000
Rothschild & Co
7,000
Emanuel. Deetjen 6c Co..
Hill
12,000
7,000
Inc
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
J. B.
Gardner
&
Russ & Co.,
Co.
&
L. F.
Pan-
coast
Dittmar
1
12,000
& Co.—
ton
12,000
—
6c
Masten
E.
15,000
Co..
Collins
Courts
Lester,
12,000
Sons
Caldwell, Phillips Co
Julien
-
•
——
Burnham
8,000
15,000
<
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
;
&
Co.
15,000
Sullivan
Brown
&
Ryona & Co._
Irving Lundborg & Co
15,000
Co.—;
Inc.
Alex.
Kreeger
Jones,
20,000
Inc
&
Bosworth,
&
Shares
205,000
Co.—
Ellis
Woolrych, Currier St Carlsen
6,000
8,000
7,000
T,000
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
railway
—V.
189,
$331,412
255,734
$1,301,762
1,022,402
$1,228,102
$93,064
ry. oper.
$75,678
$279,360
$252,032
inc.—
oper.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
273,836
$366,900
expenses-
from
rev.
51,315'
42,651
976,070
147,523
166,206
2038.
p.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Earnings Up 66%—
Profit
for
cents
55
the
third quarter ended
share
May
31,
1959
was
$3,088,000, or
5,603,668 shares outstanding, compared with
a share for the corresponding quarter of last
year,
computed on the same number of shares, according to Lewis
S. Rosenstiel, Chairman and President.
This was an Increase of ap¬
a
$1,852,000,
33
or
on
cents
proximately 66%.
The earnings in the third quarter of last year Included a tofcak of
$833,000 of earnings net after taxes arising out of operations of
Blatz Brewing Company (no longer owned), and the merger of Park
Tilford.
&
Net profit for the
$12,918,000, or $2.30
share
the
for
nine
a
months ended May 31, 1959 amounted to
compared with $10,597,530, or $1.89 a
share,
corresponding
period
of
1958.—V.
189,
2724.
p,
Security Title & Guaranty Co. (New York)—Common
Stock Offered—This company on April
24 publicly of¬
45,407^ shares of common stock (par $1) at $1.25
share. No underwriting was involved.
fered
per
,
will use the proceeds received for general
proceeds will be deposited in. corporate ac¬
counts as working capital and there are no specific plans for their
use, except that
it is possible that one or more additional offices
may be opened as management deems advisable.
PROCEEDS—The
corporate
company
The
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
company
was
organized
in
New
York
on
June
7,
Its main office is located at 342 Madison Avenue, New York Cfty.
to
rates.
real
is engaged in the business of examining and insuring
property for which
The
company
it charges a fee in accordance with
the major part of its business
conducts
attorneys, commercial banks, savings banks, savings and loan
associations, life, insurance companies and private purchasers of real
estate and mortgages.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
—V.
stock
(par
GIVING
EFFECT TO
$1)
—<—
PRESENT FINANCING
400,003 shs.
Outstanding
400,000-shs.
187, p. 2786.
$7,867,198
3,324,067
$6,127,399
2,744,931
:
PROCEEDS—Net
the
company
sale or the stock will be used
substantially all the common stock of
proceeds from the
to
acquire
\
'
and its subsidiaries for the fiscal year
ended Feb. 28 were up 8.4%
from the preceding year, while net In¬
come
increased 35.8%
W. A. Sheaffer n, President, announced oh
sales
Net
Imperial Corp.—Stoek Offered—An under¬
subscribed and books closed.
by
cash
no
substantial
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Annual Sales Up 8.4%—
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$5,641,658 $4,798,354 $21,558,507 $19,632,028
3,447,118
3,283,301 13,691,309 13,504,629
jointly by White, Weld & Co. and
J. A. Hogle & Co. on June 17 offered 1,400,000 shares of
common stock at $9.25 per share.
Offering was over¬
:
at
preferred stock.
with
writing group headed
p. 2396.
Hitter'Co.—Castle.Xonsoji^ation Complete^— /.Jr. ?'
the
dividends
no
189, p. 2245.
St. Louis Southwestern
Co.^-Regins New Plant--
company's
reserved
were
Authorized
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Contract^-
Mountain
&
Weeks
filed
.' 1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$10,524,756 $9,118,049 $39,058,715 $34,923,895
8,381,047
7,613,002 31,985,664 29,862,332
'
year.—V. 186, pr 2053.
View7 Calif., on June 12" for the
new
plant of Rht-em.Semiconductor Corp., a subsidiary. * The 100,000squayo-foot facility*; on a 20-acrq site,- .wilL- house, engineering, quality
control,
manufaoruriog. sales and administration departments.
The
firm will produce semiconductors, diodes and transistors for military
was
paid
the
to
sur¬
1959 and
i
311,090 shares of the
stock
of
conversion
underwriters
Co._—
Barth
J.
June
of
this
company
3.
compared with $27,061,607 for the year
$1,714,625, or $1.02 a share, compared with
share, for the previous year: This is the
first year the company has included figures from all foreign and
domestic subsidiaries in its financial statements,
but Mr. Sheaffer
Net
Ground
amendment
common
and the hoard of
continue the policy
,
had been
prior to April 1.
to
company
shares
titles
has received a $121,000: Air. Force con¬
prototype hook on an F-84F Thunderfighter-bomber;—^V. "189." p; - 2723..
-Rheem ftlanufacturing;
of
The company
Francisco Ry.—Earnings-
Louis-San
the
3,805,190shs.
shares
7,782
stock
by
of
has
that
as
Hogie & Co.__
1928.
1,125,000
Company—
&
on
company
intention
for
revenues
the company the principal amount
below:
$1,125,000
6c Hutzler—
1,125,000
Hammill
Shearson,
'
..
St.
»*
*
The company announced lfc
tract to develop and-install a
;
1,
or
bonds set forth opposite its name
The First Boston Corp—
-
I
-
provision for income taxes, of 93 cents a share as comp£?fed to a
loss of 22 cents, a share for the first quarter of 19§8. Joseph fift^afie,
Chairman of the Board, reported that shipments Tor 'April-ot® May
had continued, strong and that bookings on, hand indicated a4rontinu- •
Republic Aviatiom Corp.^Receivcs AF
i
for issuance
long
Weld
Bache
ranging from 101.21%
for
1961 and prior to June 1, 1962,
after June 1, 1988.
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the purchasers named
new
after
ation
on
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
,
shares
shares
62,218shs.
f4,000,000shs.
,
.
8,000,000
Outstanding
*100,000shs.
Issued,
common
Period End. Anril 30—
*"•"
s'TtHNp
company earned
June
re¬
before
Shares
99.729 and East¬
& Co.,
capitalization of the company as of March 31, 1959 was: $20,983,000
long-term debt, of which $13,513,000 is first mortgage bonds;
17,553 shares of cumulative preferred stock, class A;
and 506,224
shares of common stock, no par value.
Up—
®
company
..
income
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
oar)
,
into
unissued
its
so
numbers
in
Reliancel Manufacturing Co.—Reports -Prof7 '
During
EFFECT
($10
originally
incorporation,
stated
Co. Inc., 100.10;
of the company for the 12
months ended
March 31, 1959 amounted to $8,840,466 and net in¬
come; to. $1,054,401, compared with $8,684,188 and $1,056,234 in
1958.
1.500
.
.*
.
after
redeemed
Iowa.
in
corporation
Net
prices
redemption
or
on
those
EARNINGS—Total
reports for the three months ended
189, p. 1971; -/-.
on
distributing
system
April 3t|lrT959.
first quarter cf .the fiscal year,-shows met' sales , of $5,332,75^ compared with $h91i5.6G3-for-tim-corresponding.penod of 1958.'--'-/7?, -'
- '
Earnings before. FetteraL income taxes for.the quarter .were $£10,213,
compared with a loss of $47,065 for the'1958 period.
After Division
for
Federal income taxes net earnings. for the three, moptgs were
$4,902, compared with a net loss-of $22,§91. for-1958. quarter,^
All figures for
1S59 arc subject to audit-and adjustment at end
of
Offered—The
June 17 offered
<
"Witter.-&,Co.7l—-752^16,000
Wuiff.'TIanseA &
- -
1 for
to
1959
Francis I.
electric energy and, to a lesser extent, in selling
steam, transportation service and gas. It also operates a small water
system in Tarkio, Mo." The company's operations are wholly within
Missouri, -with The exception of a small secondary electric distribution
Stetsons
&
Stores Corp.—Sales and Earnings
corporatton
The
^
2723.
.-
5,000
Hutton & Co.—
F.
--V7189,
Cohu
associates
100.05; Kidder, Peabody
Securities &? Co., 99.32. .
fund
conversion
but
31,
White,
IISS-1N
Power Co.—Bonds
Co.,
BUSINESS—The
and
1,500
1,500
Sikorsky's
from the sale will be applied to the
repayment in part of bank loans incurred for construction, of which
$5,470,000 were outstanding on March 31, 1959. The company antici¬
pates that its -construction program will require the expenditure of
approximately $1,350,000 in 1959. "
'
*
1,500
2,500
&
Union
the
representatives, White, Weld & Co. and J. A. Hogle <Sc Co., have
severally agreed to purchase from the company the following respective
awarded the company's
of United Air-
PROCEEDS—Net' proceeds
Co.,Inc._;-—:» 9,500
■—
in
use
...
,
1958
31,
$3,722,381.
Dempsey-Tegeler
and
Corp.
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
throughout the world, and will
planes, utilizing air-to-air missiles
flying Jet target missiles.
-
for the same rate were: Halsey, Stuart &
redeemed
100%
to
1,500
Co.———
IIill Richards 6c Co.J.
&
Sets >for
of
Prairie. Texas.
Grand
incorporation effective May 13, 1959.
dividends
bases
high
Light' &
sinking
at
those
1,500
3.500
Watling, Lerchen & Co.^w 3,500
F. J. Winckler Cc
2,500
•"
3,500
Co
6:
Hentz
3,000
^
Goodbody & Co.
Hayaen.
and
Inc.——,7^ 3,000
Mosley!^"
Stroud
Co.__„
Stone 6c Cc._-_-7-
3,000
steiil I
;S'teiil Br'osr' A-: Bovce.3.500
Brothers' &: dd-ZL.—, 3,000
•3,5007 ? Stem.1
/
Straus, Elosser Sc. McDov.^jT, 3,000
1.500
&
*
2,500
Co.——"~?r»
2,500
t
Garrett
Goldman,
Stiver
Sons—
Chicago
/
Robert
Roney 6c
Force
new, bonds are not redeemable prior to June
1, 1966, directly
indirectly from the proceeds of or anticipation of any refunding
operation involving the Incurring of any debt by the company. Other¬
wise. they are redeemable at the option of the company at regular
redemption prices ranging from 106.254a for those redeemed prior to
June 1, 1960. to 1004/ for those redeemed on or after June 1,
1988;
Co.-^i 5.00Q
Shields St" C0.2iA*2-_L'_7-7fe- 5;(J00
*16,000
California Co." (hiC: 1 " 3.000
---
Gardner—s-L
Air
The
,
-v.
1,500
ShearaohitHtuhmlll 6c
_
"
-
,
Renshaw—>
Schwabacher
The First Boston Corpi—
~
&
6c
Saunders,
•
_
C.
Wm.
5,000
16.00U
Elworthy 6c Co.Zc
6c?CQ%
Quail &/ Co^T-Inc,'—
1,500
.2,500
Se-.
Co..
,6c
GIVING
DIVIDENDS—The
of
or
1,500
2.500
Pont & Co A..
Dillor.
Eastman
:
Co.,
Ine.__.
Co.,
Dittnnr
Prbscott,. Shepard
Dillon.
man
_
.
J
Meet
an
Other bids
■'^.jGurtis','4C-'4.^4i.27--t2s>7-7A~Ml 9,500
jiilien-■"Collihs.&-Co;>_—-i 12.500
Courts'& Co.!4.—
2"«5G0
J. M. Df.in •& Cc.. Inc
3,000
,
Weapons
.
1,500
Northwest Co.—YWebber, .Jackson
World-Wide
issue of $4,500,000 first mortgage bonds, 5%
series due 1989, at 101,247% and accrued interest, to
yield 4.92%
The group was awarded the tissue at com¬
petitive sale June 16 on a bid of 100.31%. Books sold
without benefit of a selling group.
3,000
6c Co,_
Cook
O'Donnell
C.
Boston
publicly
2,500
R.
7th
for over $1,250,000 has been
contract
First
3,000
& Co.—.
McFawn
NCwhurd,
Co.
7-;-*-77-,——^-T—2,500
Inc.
Carr.
McCarty
new
Joseph
-
3,500
Natfnmn,
2,500
Sherfcrd—--
&
Campbell,
;
Co.7:_l—3,000
&:
Dec.
of
reissued;
4lncreaseri
Contract—
St.
>
,
Milwaukee Co.T-—._—
Model,'-'Roland &' StoneJ'„
for
be
Harbison
*
The
the
of AN/APN-97
Helicopters and
a number
cf 'systems to -be Installed in England in Royal Navy antisubrrfarine v warfare/helicopters
manufactured under Sikorsky license
by Westland Aircraft,- Ltd. > v
'
''
This latest crder increases the total Ryan business on AN/APN-97
sets from Sikorsky to approximately $5,300,000 and extends the pro¬
duction of this equipment/'through April 1961.—V. 189, p. 2724.
.
Inc.- "_J—-2.500.
from
against .Ryan
Radar- Navigation
,Ss
C.
70,000
authorized
Eleotrphics"1 Division'-'by -the Sikorsky Aircraft Division
i-craft/feorp;'-;'*/^;-'
■"*"<' ; •' .
The- new business rihvolves
an
additional quantity
'
•.
A.
for
fastest operational, fighter
Receives
.
'/below^^-have en- 4'
into
ar^. underwriting agreement witp,-thd "cdrporatfoA^Vhereby
have-severally- agreed to purfchdse thijeommon stock as;follows:
' "J*'■' • V- shares .7*' " ''VJ.7k.7l"
'.,, 7
'" 7 \ Shares
Blyth
-
teams
ceptor
pit-the
/
/
targets
the
as
•iand-rockets,
was
notes
ended
Income
conv. pfd. stock
stock ($1 par)
articles of
Defense
Air
of
Colorado.
and
year
and
cum.
Common
greater
,
shs.
'The
note
.
to acquire the outstanding stock
Association
Authorized
Commhnd,'it* was announced June 5 with award to
Ryan of Air Force contracts exceeding $3,900,000.
4 Designated Project "W-iUiam Tell II,"
the 10-day event will bring
to
Tyndall Air Force-Base.
Florida. October 14-23, the top inter¬
Common
e
Texas
the
fees
CAPITALIZATION
5/2'",
cannot
tomorrow; was placed in'full operation last week.by The Funkhouser
exclusively
■'/ '?
.
31;/T964_—_£./.^4,000*000
^l.OOO'pQO
Sundry; debt
_-_7—7_~;v-?
367,000
4,/is%
cumulative pfd. stocky($ICO pap)';..-"
44,000 shs ^
15,000
•
Loan
for
general reserves amounted to $832,494, equal to
cents
per
share.
Per
share
earnings
after
appropriations for
general reserves amounted to $57,623, or 2 cents per share.
advantages
'"A-
V v.72,500,.000
-*:4 '
-V1.-.
/31,/lfl74;: 2,500,000
*5** %*ajssprax»cenote'-dtie Dec.
...
California,
interest,
•
-
proceeds
and
35
Rutland Ryi—Earnings—
paid, quarterly-, oil-the common''*"
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Mos.—1958
stock since theWttitial regular'Hdivideml irivNovemljer^lSSO,: The latest; ," :-rVPeriod End, April 30— v
$382,180
$1,577,701
$1,499,119
dividend, paidi "on May -15:3*1959. -'amounted/to 15c per- share. H, H.* ,, Railway bper. revenue—$404,519 ;;
Railway oper. expenses340,198
336,451
1,412,664
1.406,049
Reichhoid, Prdsident and-chief executive officer and owner of -1.558,058 V
cqmir.cn
shares, has \yaived dividends on
1,500,000 of these shares
Net rev. from ry. oper.'
$64,321
$45,729
$165,037
$93,070
through Apjih-i; 1961..
v.«v
' >>:&."■
Net ..railway oper. inp;-V
29,874
•
15,033
-24,997
*44,210
EARNING^-Ih the -four- months * ended?- AprilA30, 1959 net-sales - r
• ■ 7>
amounted ea $30,568,000 and net"*5nreme 'applicable V-to common- stock*;- ?;7;*Deficit:—V. 189,' p. 2245.
to $1,032,000; -compared
with ^21,792,000 ;;and -:$03W)00?. respectively,
in the-similar/period, a year earlier: In: the coniplete'-syear 1958, the
-Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Receives AF Contract—
figures were- $72,701,000 "and $3,28^000. >:
.7; "7 Firebee jet targets, produced by this company, have been selected for
'. 7 CAPITALIZATION GIVING EfTE^T TO. ^PRESENT FIN^CING /J*
vthe
second- consecutive year
to stimulate the
"enemy" in serving
•
the
appropriations
DIVIDENDS—Dividends/have;-been
■
in
EARNINGS—For
ported
benefit the homeowner
fire resistance to asphalt shingles.
Funkhouser, an
important supplier of these granules, was acquired by Ruberoid at
the end of last year.
Ruberoid is a major producer of asphalt and
asbestos building materials.—V. 189, p. 2038.
chbrnfbais:, Sixteeia
the'cothpatiy
will
work
whose
will permit' expanded and intensified study of roofing
granules—tiny piecestof, colored rock that add attractiveness, longer
a-major producer of- synthetic resins and
• plants/arc
operated in- the*'United States, -.«•
^BUSINESS—Reichhoid1 is
ancl
laboratory,
the/facility
life
industrial
of
Savings
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated in California In 1956. is en¬
gaged primarily in the business of holdings stocks of other companies.
Its principal investments are in various
Savings and Loan Associations,
rendered
Co.—Opens New Research Lab.—
research
new
Mills,'v-.v:'-division
for additional > facHititesl/af, -Elizabeths N. %J.-,
$1,800,000 at Tuscaloosa, Ala.- Approximately $-1,000,000 lias' been
budgeted
■'
$875,000
Prairie
*Of
r
be
and
use
Grand
the market
on
syndicate managed by Blyth &Co./ ,10c.
$4,500,000
to acquire a lot in Dallas; and to purchase the outstanding
minority interest in the capital stock of American Savings and
Association of Dallas, Texas.
The balance of the proceeds will
added to the general funds of the company.
The company may
5%
1393.
p.
Savings and Loan Association of Corpus Christ!, Texas'; to repay
loans; to pay off the unpaid balance of the purchase price
company's new office building; to make an advance to-a sub¬
bank
the
sidiary
as
industries.
.
■
,
-
.
fessional-; operating
will
company
-
Rochester,
55
before.
sales
were
Net
$1,262,245,
pointed out
on
the
$29,347,452,
income
or
same
75
was
cents
a
that totals from the previous year were recast and put
basis, so true comparisons could be made.—V. 189, p. 1512.
Sire Plan of Elmsford,
Inc.—Securities Offered—This
corporation is now selling $500,000 of participations in
securities covering ownership of a group of motel prop¬
erties in Elmsford, N. Y. The financing consists of 5,000
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2832)
debenture with
of $50 and
face amount
a
four
The class B
stock
has
been
issued
in
the
remaining
series
convertible
are
a
DIVIDENDS
pany
any
The
Mill
proceeds will he used to finance acquisition of Elm^ford & Saw
Motels, Elmsford, N. Y.
The
is
offering
The
made
York
New
Sire
of
Plan,
Chambers
115
Motel,
immediately
located
the
on
adjacent
the
to
Mill River Parkway and Route 119, is composed
85 air-conditioned rentable units,
Elmsford
The
119
the Southbound
The
and
Mill
Mill
River
River
intersection
the
and
Paine,
distribution
by Sire
available
will be
there
investors,
Plan
Van
a
For
Plan of Elms¬
ford, Inc.
After April 1, 1965, the rent on the Saw Mill River Motel
will be modified to provide additional rental each year,
to be com¬
puted on the basis of 7^'
of its gross room rental above $200,000.
—V.
&
188,
$7
of
a'year
each^$100 unit of Sire
on
corporation
&
June
on
filed
4
letter
a
Smith-Corona
&
the
—V.
electric
office
currently
the
on
is
market,
Libya's
on
189,
deluxe
own
electric
starts
at
Ltd.,
with
Africa
exclusive
and
the
British
sell
the
Commonwealth
'with
turbines
the
189,
The
Midwest
stock
common
The
transfer
©hare
JMo
of
a
Stock
of
Exchange
South
books
has
shares
holders
one-half
of
share
closed
will
June
be
interest
until
18.
for
issued,
odd number
an
announced
of
July
the
South
13,
two
letter
in
Period End. April 30—
Operating*-expenses
Federal
Other
income
was
IjJ:
taxes
Southern
The
8,759,931
for the
purchase from
it
Co.—Bids
June
of
$6,000,000 principal amount,
of
The
■/,./
'
has
placed
Diesel-electric freight locomotive units,
$12,700,000, it
was
announced
President.
The
new
orders
to cost
for
annual
units
arc
in October
a
48
total
of
being
purchased
Motors Corp.
Delivery of the
of this year.—V. 189,
p. 2613.
from
units
Electro-Motive
is
expected to
&
Co.
This
offering
Additional
was
details
oversubscribed
t
^
♦Short
Class
B
Authorized
...
term
bank
loans
Mortgages payable
stock
stock,,
-♦Pursuant to
$5,000,000
..
(par
$l>
(par
value
a
and
follow:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT
Common
25 by
Ended
March
company
200,000 shs.
800,100 shs.
prime rates, made available
to
the
on an unsecured basis by The Hanover
Bank.
f Includes 40,000 shares of common stock
reserved for issuance
upon
of certain restricted stock
options granted to key employees
end 35,000 shares reserved for issuance
pursuant to the company's
restricted stock
option plan. 800,100 shares of common stock
are
reserved for issuance upon exercise of the
conversion
privilege of the
agreement
to
and
company
pay
all cxi
related costs.
;;
to
calls
$250,000
the
for
for
long-rang
the
jet
pro¬
B-52G
•
Controls
Whittaker
in
has
Division
stated.-
will
handle
y
,
-
work
.
on
:
;
1
,
Contracts—r
received
&
Airplane
Co.
Was
Corp.—Stock
made in
shares
of
Offering Completed
June 15 issue of the
our
stock
common
(par
10
offering
cents)
at
June 11 by an underwriting group head¬
D. Blauner & Co. Inc.- This offering was
on
books closed.
GIVING
EFFECT
Additional details
TO
Common
notes,
stock
Toronto,
initiated
Canada,
£*•-—.
4
of
March
to
on
31,
to
Milton
from
indicated:
D.
the
Blauner
1959
1
&
438,192
438,125
90,059
of
90,068
outstanding.—V. 189,
class
and
common
B
filed
St.
letter
a
ment
Louis,
Mo.
notification
with
the SEC
June
on
8
(par $1) to be offered through
will be used for general
The
com¬
Shares
Borg
Co
&
■
10,000
Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus
& Co., Inc.-*__
Co
35,000
189, p. 2725.
Files
—
5,000
With
than
are
$1,000,-000 in
announced
include
contracts ofr environmental
new
this
by
units
for
corporation.
Hughes Aircraft
test
equip*
Co.,
Aerojet General
Corp.,
Sandia
Corp.
and
Kollsman
Instrument^ Co.,
according to
Monroe Selignian,
Tenney President. The company specializes in the
production of test units which simulate all
types of climatic condi¬
tions that man or materiel
may encounter on* above or below the
City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
of
of common stock
of
•'
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Announces Million Dollars
Equipment—
More
1176.
p.
severally
shares
In New Orders for Test
$0.30
stock
common
current
corporation filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering
30,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $4.50
per share through Hecker &
Co,, Philadelphia, Pa.
The proceeds will
he usetl for investment in various
companies.
897,050
$0.41
V,
affili¬
to
the
Stanley Helle? & Co
.*10,000
Robert L. Ferman & Co.___ 10,000
Brand, Grumet & Seigel
5,000
35,000
V.
.
Hamershlag,
Co
see
and
have
below
of
.
600,000shs.
officers
number
•
125,042'-;
This
$751,204
.
«Si
details,
$46,905
Templeton, Damroth Corp., New York
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$1,648,254
1,238,300'
.
35,000
Greenwald &
For
to
named
the
"
Co.,
Fay
Kirkland
Maltz,
1958
$2,262,483
&
payable
company
Hallowed, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Ontario, Canada.—V. 189,
—
shares
notes
55,000
Hooker
Outstanding
•*.,
125,042--
and $35,000,
respectively, and
payable amounted to $4,461.
Shares'
._
2,474,750
'
underwriters
purchase
stock
FINANCING
$75,000
—
1959
$12,000
mortgage
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
mon
1963
1,
10 cents800,000shs,
(par
amounted
PRESENT
Authorized/
mortgage, 4VtV, due Feb.
Short-term
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
p.
earth's surface.
'■
<■
Mr* Seligman said; "It would
appear that With the work in progress
at our plants in Union and
Baltimore, plus orders
at
V
corporation
has
obtained
parts
being
Texas,
includes
feet
'
&
'
from
of
all
-
to
full
a
wells
will
pointed
at
figure
of
oil
the
Sunset
a
as
fourth
4,350
part
well
feet.
of
Atlantic
Railway
expenses-
in
Sunset
drilling
ten
of
the
on
TXL
wells
B
are
wells.
new
Lease
the
to
first
test
of
the
many
extensive program to develop Sunset
acquired
Warien-Bradshaw Exploration
Co.
recently
Net
are
addition
the
approximately 1,600
reworking existing
to
ten
two
fleet
new
zone
wells
at
in
acres
in
wells,
its
Field,
this
189,
County,
lot.
Sterling
Mr.
Mazerick
6,000 fet.—V.
Andreas
said
Springs,
p. 2462.
Wyo.,
Swift & Co.
ment
Sunset
$
including
Income
before
Provision
revenues
on
on
taxes
Dividends
Income
declared
per
income—
Dividends
189,
;
and
paid
share
share
p. 525.
per
*
6.770,342
4,738,689
$1.14
—;
'
$0.80
~
24
44,024
39,741
84,913
126.858
„•
.
'
.,
4
$0.43
$0.50
Purchase of Superior Oil Co.—
Texaco
shares
for
each
share
involving about $765,000,000, calls
In
joint
a
gation
an
of
questions
of
Superior.
announced
on
ex¬
agree¬
Asked
agreement
Superior's
be
may
will
allow
properties
Texaco
and
involved."
time
liabilities
stockholders^
Chairman of Texaco.
to
make
and
a
full
resolve
investi¬
such
other
....
.
in
Washington about the merger proposal, Justice
Department
officials said they had no
prior knowledge of it.
They added thev
would
investigate the plan.
.The
present
Superior
of
Oil
Superior
Co.
Oil
was
Co.
incorporated
and
the
acquisition, through purchase
gas
lands; explores and develops
and
has
natural
productive
gas.
It does
Limited
and
such
in
Oil
lease,
lands
not refine
1936
.
Co.
of
and
or
through
It
a
engages
prospective
produces
oil
and
process crude oil.
properties in most oil states. California.
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Illinois furnish
most
of
its crude
oil output.
It also owns subsidiaries in Venezuela
and-Canada.
Superior had 422.264 capital shares
outstanding as of Aug. 31, 1958
In the fiscal year ended
Aug. 31, 1958, the Los Angeles-based com¬
pany
had net income of
$16,551,337, or. $39.20 a- share, off from
$18,877,389, or $44.71 a share, a year earher.
For the six
months
ended
February 28, 1959, however, net income rose to
$16,207,318, or
a share, from
$8,799,779, or $20.84 a share, a year earlier,
Texaco, the former Texas Co., was:
organized- to 1902.
The com¬
pany,
Its subsidiaries end affiliates
constitute" fttt
$38.38
v
'integrated
i
an
The
for
announcement, Augustus C. Long,
M. Keck, Chairman said:
as
Superior
2,516,153
2,948.642
"
inc—
$467,021
principle"
of
sells crude oil
Apr. 26, '58
$ '
'
801,375
$395,783
oper.
consolidation
1,294,384,000 1,257,560,000
12,011,784
2,478,851
5,241,442
Cr37,302
income
income
Net
—V.
for
service '
taxes
840,750
-
Inc., and William
field,
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
May 2. '59
198,699
$128,251
the dissolution of Superior
aud the assumption
by Texaco of its liabilities. The companies are
pre¬
paring to submit the agreement to their directors and
and
(&
$1,268,396
207,230
The Board Chairman of
Texaco, Inc. and Superior Oil Co.
on
June
18 that they had agreed
"in
jointly
change
an
Wolfcamp
$1,236,532
$145,061
189, p. 2078.
"Such
shortly drill
Sales,
railway
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$32G,950
ry. oper.
from
rev.
Texaco, Inc.—Plans
which
International's
has a 25^
interest with Signal Oil & Gas Co. in an
completed in the Permo-Penn formation for 240 barrels
day in the South Andreas
There
test
oper.
Net
$352,290
:
-
1959—Month—1958
.
revenue—
farm-out,
is
These
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
—V.
just
a
In
will
The
prominently
includes
Texas Mexican
in¬
company
well
Tex.
flood.
that
out
properties.
The
:
now-
presently drilling at 1,950
Lease, Hutchinson County, Tex., to test the
total depth of
approximately 3,000 feet. The com¬
drilled
International's
oil
announced
was
Cockrell-B
zone
be
scale
which
program,
the
to
it
\
•
seven
dolomite
Wyoming,
being processed
history."—V. 189.
our
— Secondary Distri¬
secondary distribution of 10,000 shares of
stock (par $7) was made on June 18
by Blyth
Co., Inc. at $30 per share, with a dealer's concession
70 cents per share. This
offering has been completed,
of the said shares
having been sold.—V. 189, p. 2614.
Railway
Atlantic
Sterling, President, said:
"Substantial
production
anticipated in South Ward where a successful pilot is
Sterling
on
and
in
year
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.
Period End. April 30—
farm-out
biggest
*
•
common
A.
flood
wells
Mexico,
9.-
are
expanded
water
New
■
*
-
of
1959 will be the
moment,
2288.
bution—A
Corp.—Steps Up Water
215-acre
a
the
p.
1717.
•
r
;
.
26 Weeks Ended—
-exercise
First
negotiations between
31—
share
per
-
1,200,000 shs.
at
amounting
Whittaker
Mr.
by Milton
in
£2,000,000 shs.
$1)
Hue of credit,
the
of
components
$500,000
200,000
ed
an
FINANCING
$5,000,000
$147,253
assignment,
»|
also
valving
CAPITALIZATION
and
company
$1,024,183
Co.,
June
on
to
Outstanding
order,
$3 per share
the
the Supreme Court of
pany will also drill a
San Andreas zone at
public offering on June 11 of 200,000 shares of common
(par $1) at $16.25 per share by an
underwriting
group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and J. C.
closed.
Ltd.,
represents
taxes
on
Morton
etock
books
result of successful
a
taxes
•
..
creases
approximately
their
for
formation
Telectro^Industries
of
Formed—
forms
offering is being continued.—V. 189,
other
2400-horsepower
partners
the
to
Pratt
—Mention
in
Oil & Refining Co. adjacent to its
South Ward Field, Ward County,
Texas, and major development work has been undertaken there and in
in-
Spartans Industries, Inc. — Additional
Financing De¬
tails—Mention was made in our June 15 issue of
the
Bradford
day
a
ates
company
This
not
today by Harry A. DeButts, the railway's
Division, of General
begin
Division
dividends paid-——
B dividends
paid
&
Mr.
locomotive
barrels
17,500
business
Sunset International Petroleum
Flood Program—
equipment
Ry.—System Orders New Equipment—
Railway System
p.
Superior Oil Co.—Proposed Acquisition by Texaco—
See Texaco, Inc. below.—V.
187, p. 2272.
Y..
costing
consideration for the
as
of
- .contracts
totaling
$250,000
each
Whitney Division of United Aircraft Corp. and
for
production-'of-, aircraft valving equipment,
has
been
announced
by Wm. R.
Whittaker, President.—V.
189,
24(52.
:■ x",v.
:■
'
it
Suburban Propane Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on May 20 by Blyth & Co. Inc. at $19 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per share.
the
N.
pur¬
garde©
now
33,992,502
30,212,850
at
general
corporation
the
Contracts
•
Southern
Canada,
Systems
Systems
income
issued and
24—
trust
certificates, series No. 5, to mature in 15 equal
©tallments, and to be secured by new railroad
equipment
less- than $7,500,000.—V.
189, p; 2724.
' '
■ V
k
Southern
Ottawa,
for income
♦Based
30,869,240
18,869,781
41,966,900
36,731,846
cash
;
May
♦Earnings
$
company will receive bids up to noon (EST) on June 24
of the company, Room
2117, 165 Broadway, New York,
office
producing
profit
Common
1959—4 Mos.—1958
: 7,801,131
the
a
Bergenfield,
j
-Boeing
Standard
Months
Common
144,227,860'
9.368,132
total
fuel
Awarded
proceeds
corporate purposes.—V. 187, p. 1548.
35,776,616 149,325,672
7,981,979
38,133,656
4,676,551 ^20,703,762
5,181,234
Minsky
having
$10,000
contracts,
from
approximately 50^.—V. 189, p. 920.
before
Net
will
37,806,329'
of
adjacent to the Borough of Teaneck.
transaction, the partnership will require
offered for subscription, 3(a units
having
oversubscribed and the
Storer Broadcasting Co.
227.959,383
10,802,536-
Pacific
well
Register Co.—New
.Business
made
White
$
Borough'
•
This
the
Co.-—Earnings
$
9,716,885
with
1959.
Three
12.
57,195,077 250,129,990
„
Net oper. income....
Net-after charges.—V. 189, p. 2245.
notification
645.
p.
one
(13,506,984
taxe8..__-_
oner.
of
company has agreed to the appointment of a receiver of its
properties and that the appointment of Montreal Trust Co. as a receiver
58.
p.
1959—Month—1958
$
>
oil
Stuart Hall Co., Kansas
176,
of
NOTE: As
This
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
revenues
letter
a
2034.
p.
covering 23,169 shares
American Steel Foundries above.—V.
Boeing
both
The
to buy or sell
exchange agent is
The
be
,/Inc.
South Bend.
transmittal
of
Morrissey-Hunt
Ungar,
covering
for
installments
Assets and Business Sold—
Operating
The
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd.—In
Receivership—
the
June
receive
and
lease
on
in
the Northern Trust Co., Chicago, 111.
Sec
wildcat
Ltd.,
Business
tions by
shares
Bend
1959.
on
will
shares of
in
between
Minsky
&
association of the marketing
forces of both companies, according to Rolla L. Crain, President, and
brings together the technical knowledge and experience which have
made both Crain and Business Systems leaders in the Canadian busi¬
ness
froms industry.
The new association will expand Crain's opera¬
and
Crain
exception
trading
suspended
was
Stockholders
each
but
that
1959,
corporation, has received contracts totaling $500,000 from the
Whitney Division of United Aircraft Corp. and Boeing Air¬
duction
(N.J.)—Libyan Well Completed—
The new division is
1959.
Profit
Bend Lathe Works
were
filed
12
Works—Trading Suspended—
American Steel Foundries
fractional
entitle
Lathe
Co.
a
The
of
Provision
South Bend
V
385,000
Equipment
June
on
188,
Crain
Crain
2396.
p.
the
Co.
750,000
(Libya)
January,
Canada.
said.—V.
L.
R.
1,
Solar
2,
and
long term
located in the
a
production of aircraft valving equipment, it was an¬
June 11 by Wm. R. Whittaker, President.
Whitney awarded Telecomputing a $250,000 add-on con¬
tract for de-icing valves lor the military J75
engine and its commercial
counterpart, the JT4.
7
.7.;''V
$318,000
$0.46
the
&
Pratt
Register Co., has announced the formation
of Crain Business Systems as a division of R. L. Crain, effective June
to
to
nounced
325,000
in
bomber.
of
Standard
$420,
Currently, Perkins is manufacturing Solar 50 hp. Mars gas turbines,
plans to begin manufacture of the company's 70 hp Titan
gas turbine and 170 hp, T-150 gas turbine during the coming year.
Mr. Kunzel said that the British firm has rights to sell in the
©pecifted area all gas turbines de-igned and manufactured by Solar,
including the 500 hp. Jupiter engine and a new 1250 hp. Saturn
©ngine, currently being manufactured only in the United Stutes.
Perkins Gas Turbines Ltd., new subsidiary of F. Perkins Ltd., was
formed when Perkins acquired all share capital of Sugg-Solar
Ltd.,
formerly licensed by Solar to manufacture Mars gas turbine engines,
Kunzel
This
Cyrenaica
associate
license
interests
*.
per: partnerships interest.
with. Sidney J.«. Ungar" and
follow:
856.
p.
of
the
and
of
the
incident
plane
$0.45
covering
Jersey,
to Ungar
Of
Pratt
1958
680.000
Y.,. filed
Telecomputing Corp.—Awarded New Contracts—
reg¬
2724.
p.
per
date.—V.
to
©iul'has
Mr.
189,
province
was
announced
on
June
12
by
Esso
Inc., exploration and producing affiliate of Stand¬
ard
Oil Co.
(New Jersey).
This discovery was announced on April
14, 1959.
The Esso company has spent about $25 million In the area
One
of
England's largest
firms
lias
been
engine manufacturing
granted exclusive license to manufacture and sell Solar gas turbineengines abroad, Herbert Kunzel, President of Solar Aircraft Com¬
pany,
announced on May 25.
The company, F. Perkins Ltd., Peter¬
borough, England, has formed a new sales subsidiary, Perkins Gas
©f
appointed
1959
—
Aircraft
$4
Standard
notv
announced
was
New
to
sum
paid
penses
covering
at
partnership
N.
1959,
$10,000
March
seller,
development
consummate
given
7; be
3,500
75,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
to be
share, through Adams
Peck, New York, N. Y,
The proceeds ure to be used for general corporate purposes; working
capital and for specialized equipment.
v1?':-V-,
Solar Aircraft Co.—English Firm Licensed—
Europe,
been
—
corporation
offered
York,
been
paid by the present limited
$640,000,
$20,000
will
be
paid to
Ungar and Minsky for return of the deposit on the contract for
assign^
merit of
the property, $560,000 to the seller on closing,
$60,000 to
189, p. 525,
SEC
one-half the weight and one-hall
typewriters
Smith-Corona's
Gaines Stated.—V.
Turbines
has
value stock.—V.
April 30—
income....
at
partnership
on
$630,000 is
the
Co—2,500
Securities Co.__
2,500
$308,000
Completion
is
nationally by this corporation, it
market.
the
Bank
par
limited
sale
' .•]
V.
New
June *15,
on
&
share———
common
on
The
by D. F. Gaines, Vie;-President-marketing.
Designated the "Electra 12," the new machine has a full size
keyboard and practically all the standard electric office typewriter
features.
The design of the new model will enable it to be priced
©t 8179.50, which makes it the lowest price electric oi l ice typewriter
on
Bass
made
Telecomputing's
17
Mr.
$1
3,500
.
in
for
limited
a
Bergen,
to
partner.
5,500
Blosser & McDowell
M.
of
order
and
5,500
Renshaw
Ar
apartment
been
;—
is
contract
$675,000.
Co., Inc., Hempstead,
N. Y.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
Marchant, Inc.—Arranges Loan—-Com¬
typewriter which
introduced
Jack
Manhattan
common
Co._.
earnings
Product—
June
Rodman
Straus,
6,500
Chase
company's
Standard Oil
being
&
Mid-South
per
Taxes
total
of
Co,__
In
6,500
Haupt
offered
SEC
Minsky as general partners and Leonore Gale as a limited
It proposes to admit a number of additional limited
part-
certain
type
5,500
yLalrd & Co.. Corp
10.500
details,
Net
financing $2,850,000 will be used to retire
present short-term loans. The balance represents addi¬
borrowing.
cost
Ira
participations
Broadway;
the
The
County
Co.__
&
350
with
Corporation, Section B, the
chasers, for the assignment
6,500
Inc.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
partnership was recently organized for the purpose of
purchasing from Ungar and Minsky by way of assignment from
them,
Shares
Brukenfcld
Prolits before taxes
the
with
tional
the
Prescott,
16,500
I.
partner.
ners.
'
15,500
Eichler
Robert
*
respective
Maraehe <fc Co.
Shepard
& Co.,
Granbery,
&
Inc
Net
V
notification
ol
pany has arranged to borrow $6,000,000 on a 5^2% note
due Jun 15, 1079, Elwyn L. Smith, President, announced.
electric
their
of
at
statement
company, to be
The company
the
of
'<> .'"v"'
41,750
Co
Co.
Standard
New
v
severally
shares
of
opposite
15,500
Six Months Ended.
Files With
—
covering 240,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
through Harrison S. Brothers & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, at $1.25
per /-hare.
The proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes,
A new
number
41,750
Jackson
REGISTRAR—The
<3EC
Of the
com¬
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Earnings Oil-
Skaggs Leasing Corp., Cheyenne, Wyo.
Securities and Exchange Comission—
This
have
below
named
the
below
forth
Alstyne, Noel & Co.... 10,500
istrar of
2034.
p.
Co...
Co.
Bateman,
motels
the
of
a
company
set
-
Shields
back
leased
been
have
the
stock
Hainmill &
Webber,
Bache
Parkway.
Motels
Directors
of
basis,
underwriters
from
Curtis
aggregate
an
quarterly
a
Bradford & Co.
J. C.
ol
Blair &
at
Board
.Shares
tile
ot
net
Saw
Road)
Plains
the
,'v"V'
■
straight net rental of over $106,000
On the basis of the rental income available after the acquisi¬
sellers
year.
tion
exit of the Saw
Elmsford
the
to
©
White
as
on
'■rX-ir:
rentable
known
(also
1959,
A
composed of two brick buildings, with a total
units, is located on the North side of
Motel,
air-conditioned
Route
common
Shearson,
,
©L 31
purchase
names;
West Side of the Saw
of two brick buildings
with
"•
to
company's
of' the
road
access
stock
common
agreed
River
exit
#3outhbound
the
9,
UNDERWRITERS—The
City.
Mill
Saw
through
the
on
River
fitrect,
June
offered
an initial dividend of 22'/ac per share on
the common
hereby, payable July 17, 1959 to stockholders of record
on
July 6, 1959.
At such meeting, the Board also declared its in¬
tention, depending upon earnings, the financial requirements of the
company and other pertinent factors, of declaring and paying dividends
in
and, if the property is resold, the preferred shares
profit.
>i;V
On
declared
stock
located
company,
registration
$630,000
-
$4 dividend preferred priced at $50. After the deben¬
tures are paid off, the dividend goes up to $7 a year
This
--.
thereafter.
annually
.
Teagen Co.—Registers With SEC—
y.
series, each consisting of 200,025 shares. The series are identical
that the first series is convertible commencing Jan. 1, 1960;
except
share of
one
shares of class B stock.
800,100
units to be offered in multiples of $100, with $500 the
order.
Each unit consists of a ten-year 6%
minimum
.
organl-
Volume
189
Number 5857
zation engaged in
operate
in
In
In
Oil
the
and
has
1958, Texaco had
U.
interests
in
a
$5.31
or
a
off
by Mills Cox, President.
non-profitable delivery business from the service warehouses
its local cash-and-carry units.
'
<
Cash-and-carry wholesale units are located in the following California
communities:
13 in Los Angelea.
three in Long Beach, two each in
Bakersfield, Fresno, San Bernardino, San Diego and Santa Ana, and
Arabia.
Saudi
income of $310,167,805,
net
a
directors
to
the free world. Crude
Trinidad, Colombia and
30%
interest
in Arabian
of
Canada,
in
one
share,
of last
each
'
Dallas,
Monrovia,
Norwalk,
Oceanside,
Thiokol Chemical Corp.—Merger Negotiations Off—
Redlands,
San
W.
Crosby, President of this corporation, and Roy E. Marquardt,
President of the Marquardt Aircraft Corp., announced that they agreed
mutually to discontinue negotiations to merge their respective com¬
Investigation
by
both
led
companies
to
that
conclusion
a
not feasible, the joint announcement
been under way several months.—V. 189,
p. 2726.
said.
corporation
Avenue
with
in
Santa
in
16
main
joint
a
offices
a
South
in
There
n
are
nolds
Magna.
pellants.
chemical
has 75 employees and
Bakersfield.—V. 189, p. 1840.
has
presently
company
Fe
Springs.'and
in
&
Thrift Investment Corp. (&
Income before
taxes
Provision
taxes________
/Net
for
|
Average number of
Earnings
$100,765
287,009
S0.33
$0.35
1
share
'
317,240
outstanding
share
per
Dividends paid per
A
shares
common
107,250
$108,296
•
$0.25
_
$0.25
$500,000 issue
(20,000 shares) of $1.50 convertible preferred stock
to investors, was over-subscribed on the date of offering.
The preferred shares are each convertible into 2Vs shares of common
stock.
The additional capital obtained by this issue enables the man¬
agement to add approximately $2,250,000 to the company's outstanding
receivables—an increase of some 32% over the maximum figure for¬
merly available for doing business.—V. 187, p. 617.
Thriftimart, Inc. — Debentures Offered — An underWriting syndicate, headed by Reynolds & Co., Inc., and
Lester, Ryons & Co., on June 16 offered publicly $8,000,000 of 5% convertible subordinated debentures due June
1, 1980 at 100% and accrued interest. Offering was over¬
*
-
:
-
•
.
The
debentures
redeemed,
subject
shares
into class A
shares
adjustment
to
in
the American
on
at
a
certain
Stock
until, maturity,
conversion price
The
events.
unless
previously
of $32 per share,
price
the
of
ranged from
a low of $28.75 to a high of $36 per share.
the last sale on said Exchange was $29.25 per share.
1959
class
Exchange from Jan. l to June 12,
On
A
1959
June
covered
are
Lester,
Ryons
$1,100,000
Inc
is
by
also
owns
Clara,
Executive
of
This
plant,
warehouses
for
& Co.
whom
Jackson
500,000
&
Weedon
& Co...
Podesta
.>
and
12,
Barth
&
U.
200,000
&
Stiver
Schwabaeher
&
Frank,
Meyer
Fox
Fusz-Sclimelzle
&
Kidder & Co.,
Northwest
Inc.
Inc.
150,000
;
Co
100,000
100,000
__
—v.
Pierce &
_;4
■
the
sale
of
expected
the
the
to
5%
be
acquisition,
facilities
not
be received
to
subordinated
convertible
applied to the
construction,
the
under
proceeds
extent
of
by the
Reed, Lear & Co
.
debentures
of
due
1980
to
supermarket
company's expansion program during the next two
fiscal years.
The
tret
also proposes
company
to
payment
of
be
certain
trust
deed
by Corbin Development Co.,
Which were outstanding at
to
add the
balance
debentures
Its
to
of the
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
payable
notes
March
proceeds
debentures
by
the
1959. " The
28,
to be received
company
Offering—A secondary
GIVING
corporate
from the sale of
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Co.—Private
Realty
net
6%)—
to
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc.—Sales and
$193,161
41c
1396.
for
income of $123,452,
or 27c
5,000,000
Net
1959—Month—1958
$647,409
$645,485
389,339
387,151
30—
Plan.
Purchase
dividend
April
issuance
Docs
10,
of
fiscal
been
include
not
dividends
on
the
1955
class
company's
43,144
paid
Employees'
issued as a
shares
Stock
stock
the company
by
A
and
the
at
class
rate
B
during the past
outstanding have
share and in each
shares
$1.05
of
per
of the years
1S56 through 1959 at the rate of $1.20 per share.
Stock dividends paid by the company in class A shares were at tlio
rate of 4% in April 1957 and April 1958 and 5% in April 1959.
BUSINESS—In
California
name
under
September
the
changed
was
name
to
1930 the company was incorporated in
"Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd." The company's
Inc." in 1957, but the company
"Thriftimart,
has operated supermarkets under the name "Thriftimart" since January
1939.
On July
30. 1955 the company acquired substantially all of
the
assets
of Smart
Final
Iris
California corporation, subject
liabilities, in exchange for 249,123 of tlio
and has continued the operations of that
Co.,
substantially all of its
company's class A shares,
company as a separate division ox
operating personnel.
On June 20,
to
stantially
all of
corporation,
for
100,000
assets
assets
subject
of
the
to
of
class
Preserving
company
1956,
Pratt-Low
substantially
company
Pratt-Low
of
ferred
the
Co.
all
A
little
change
Substantially
acquired
were
all
the
trans¬
the company to a
newly formed California corporation,
Preserving Corp., in exchange for all the capital stock
corporation.
The company continues to operate this latter
corporation as a wholly-owned subsidiary.
The company and its subsidiaries operate three integrated divisionsT
by
wholesale and
food canning
and
preserving. The retail division
is the major operation from the standi>oint of sales and profits.
The
next most important division is the wholesale operation, and the can¬
ning and
preserving division is of relatively minor importance. The
proceeds received from the sale of the debentures will be used primarily
Jn expanding the retail division.
At the present time the company operates 47 supermarkets, under
the name "Thriftimart," 44 of which are located in the Los Angeles
metropolitan
two
area,
which
includes
Los
Bakersfield,
in
Calif.,
and
is Las Vegas,
Since 'the
acquisition
has
company
operated
warehouses located
in
oii
of
a
the
one
assets
wholesale
Vernon.
Calif.,
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$2,475,802 $2,454,762
1,542,505
1,526,107
$258,070
77,672
inc.
$928,655
266,905
$933,297
278,645
$258,334
82,191
ry. oper.
Angeles
of
Smart
grocery
and
and
Orange
Nev.
&
Final
Counties,
Iris
business, v.with
June
Phoenix,
third
record-breaking
straight
month,
sales
this
of
fiscal
Bernardino
for
at
$3,400,000
for
1959
and
$3,300,000
for
1960.—V.
185,
■
Month of
*.
.
-4 Mos. End. April 30-
1959
14,081,100
14,603,632
5,314,836
19,876,416
19,357,423
Sales
of
crude
oil
&
prods,
1958
.
(bbls.)
7,234,780
26,304,396
of natural gas (MCF)_„
Expends, for property additions and
replacement
10,626,475
43,870,646
Sales
The
•
22,726,233
40,658,493
t
-
.
..
$7,881,328 $28,662,986 $22,195,055
company's earnings for 1959 should surpass
C. Rubel, President, said on May 22.
its
earnings
las*
A.
year,
Pointing out
it
policy to predict earnings,
Mr. Rubel said his declaration was being made in an effort to correct
misunderstandings which may have arisen from recent news stories
which
had
guessed that the company's profits would decline this
from
that
was
not
compaxxy
1958.
recently as the company's annual meeting on April 27," Mr.
said, "we reported that our per share earnings for the first
quarter were about 13% over the first quarter of last year, exclusive
of a non-recurring capital gain,
and its was probable that earnings
for the remainder of 1959 would show further gains.
"There
are
strong indications that market conditions and prices
are
continuing to improve and that our earnings, not only in the
Rubel
quarter, but
p. 2726.
the
for
whole
1959,
of
will
exceed
last
year's."
189,
Systemwide operations in May totaled 438,887,000 revenue passenger
miles, up 4% fronx the same month a year ago, and 11,336,000 revenue
airplane miles, about equal to last year's figure.
The company flew 6,588,000 freight
ton miles for an increase oj
25% over May, 1958. Mail (including first class) was up 13%
to 3,006,000
miles,
ton
and
increased 31%
express
to
1,056,000
miles.
ton
■»
.
the
service
Ariz.,1 and with
Vice-President
Gibson,
in
chargo
of
sales
advertising,
and
that May shipments totaled $3,050,000—almost $1,000,000'
previous high for May registered in 1956.
The March-May period
racked up g-*of more than $10,500,000
and
raised the total
for the past ten
tchs to $15,776,086.
This
is more than 20%
ahead of the comparable period last year.
With two months still to go, Toro looks ahead to its highest annual
the
above
machines
latest
the
firm's
the
in
rotaries
the
and
45-year-old history.
The runaway demand for
in the Toro line—the Whirlwind "wind-tunnel"
riding
Sportsman—was
chiefly
responsible
for
the
spurt in sales, Mr. Gibson said, but he noted that
all models, including the large institutional machines, were
unprecedented
orders
on
well
running
Trane
ahead
of last year.—V.
189,
p.
its order for intermediate jet air¬
by W. A. Patterson, President.
additional seven Boeing 720 planes, at a total
cost of $35 million, including spare engines and parts,
augmenting
its original order for eleven 720s placed Nov. 22, 1957. These plaixea
will be purchased without any additional financing being required by
tlio company, Mr. Patterson said.
"Changes in specifications made by Boeing since our first order
will give the 720 the highest point-to-point speed—up to 615 milea
1396.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering
hour—of
The
Co. at $66 per share,
share.
This
188, p. 694.
per
—V.
with
offering
a
stock (par $2)
was
made on
Inc., and Edwin D. Jones &
dealer's concession of $1.50
was
quickly oversubscribed.
DC-8s,
any
order
new
for
the
This
to
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 90,000 outstanding shares of its common stock,
corporation
1959,
12,
be offered
writing
public sale by the holders thereof through an under¬
for
group
price
offering
ment.
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
The public
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
'
'
,
is principally engaged In the design, manufacture and
precision transducers, used to make precise measurements of
such
variables
as
pressure
and
temperature and to convert such
measurements
into
corresponding electrical
signals which
may
be
utilized
for
telemetering,
control or direct indication.
It has out¬
The
sale
company
of
shares,
of
which Payson & Trask
(a
partnership of which W. Hardie Shepard, a company director, is a
partner), of New York,
owns
128,250 shares; Vernon C. Westcott,
president, of Lincoln, Mass., 96,630; Edward T. Rigney and Sidney
B.
Williams,
Vice-Presidents, 95,880 and 53,040, respectively.
They
428.010
standing
The
to
sell
balance of
Alfred
W.
common
57,000,
10,000,
10,000
and
5,000
respectively.
shares,
the shares are being sold by P & T Junior
Douglass
(3,000)
and
(5,000).
Transwesteni Pipeline Co.—Warren Elected Chairman
K.
Warren
of
Tulsa,
Okla.,
has
been
elected
to
the
board
of
com¬
will
serve
first of
city on the
present DC-7
any
accommodate
United's
will
720s
be
company's
planes.
powered
by
14,000-mile
system
which
can
•
a
newer,
lighter
version
of
-
the
J57
engine. The plane is designed to operate efficiently over route
segments of from 400 to 2,000 miles. Cruising altitude will range from
25,000 to 40,000 feet, depending on the length of the flight.
Carrying
scheduled
line
this
to
100
125
September
Spring.—V.
189,
p.
passengers,
mld-1960
system in
for early
1961.
with
first
The
and certification
2289.
the 720 will go into service on
final delivery of all 18 planes
720
will
tests
off
come
will be
the
completed
assembly
by nex#
United Artists Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Up 12%—
of
increase
1958,
based
on
the
in
Board
net
President
and
the
finest
Robert
earnings
Arthur
S.
for
backlog of
Benjamin on June 9 reported a
first quarter of
1959 over
forecast
continuing
growth
the
Krim
B.
quality
films
in the
company's forty-
history.
year
world-wide income for the first quarter of 1959 totalled
$19,297,000, against $16,504,000 for the like period in 1958, Mr, Ben¬
jamin told shareholders.
First quarter net earnings for 1959
were $712,000, compared with
$636,000 for the comparable period of the previous year.
UA's
gross
The
quarterly
the
with
net
represents
earnings
of
1,390,107 shares outstanding on
April
net
earnings of 46 cents per share
51 cents per share oil
4, 1959.
This compares
for the first quarter of
adjusting the shares then outstanding to the numbe*
at April 4,
1959.
previously reported a record net of $3,702,000 fo*
1958
on
an; all-time
high company
gross
of $84,072,000
'
Mr.
Benjamin also reported
that United Artists theatrical gross
revenues
for the
first nine weeks of the second quarter of 1959 is
22% over the comparable period of 1958, totaling $13,325,000 in 1953
compared with $10,925,000 for the same period last year.
In releasing these figures Mr. Benjamin explained that since United
Artists has not yet completed
its second quarter, there will be no
1958,
after
outstanding
United
D
Artists
prediction of profits for the period.
Mr.
Benjamin then announced the
83
W.
jet aircraft in its class," Mr. Patterson said.
brings the overall amount which United has
jet aircraft to $310 million. This includes
pure
Chairman
June
announced
40 Douglas
which was received early in June for introduction
in long haul service late this summer. The shorter range Boeing 720s
12%
Trans-Sonics, Inc., Lexington, Mass.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
is
will acquire an
mitted
United's
of 18,000 shares of common
June 16 by Reynolds & Co.,
It
18,
United
an
has increased
corporation
to
craft
cor¬
5.
W.
propose
Co.,
"cash-and-carry" units. Service warehouses formerly located
and
Bakersfield,. Calif., were closed during the
year ended March
28, 1959, as a
consequence of
transferring
San
advances from its parent, The Cincinnati
other corporate purposes. The advances
1959. Construction expenditures are
repay
and
Increases Jet Orders—
wholesale
in
Co.,
to $2,000,000 at May 31,
3,499,371
second
reported
of
thereafter
that
retail,
$1.81
1,380,641
Co.—Registers With SEC
supply of crude oil (bbls.)
materials
processed (bbls.)—
—V.
189,
in
the company acquired sub¬
Preversing Co., a California
of its liabilities, in exchange
shares.
so
with
Pratt-Low
of
last year.—V.
Manufacturing Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
the
a
the
to
program,
-
189, p. 2078.
sales
in
years
follows:
as
the
1959.
DIVIDENDS—Cash
five
under
expenses-
railway oper.
R.
78,846 shs.
debentures, 140,240 shares reserved for issuance upon conversion
6% convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, and 52,500
for
comparable period
poration's power mowers topped the $3,000,000-mark, it was announced
the
reserved
on
ended April 25, 1959 were $3,890,731 com¬
the
for
$3,307,392
oper.
Toro
•'"'789,607 shs.
reserved for issuance upon conversion
shares
$1.91
1,383,591
■
offering was oversubscribed and the books
189, p. 154.
Electric
This
^Exclusive of 250,000 shares
the
year__
share_
outstanding—Y_-.-___U-Y.Yv
,
1958
7,504,341
7,402,095
$43,139,220 $45,086,439
2,869,208
2,730,735
____
United Air Lines, Inc.—Reports Record May Highs—
For
100,000 shs.
of
19,
share
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
8,000,000
value)
par
1959
:
Up
3,147,000
8,000,000
_______
Capital stock—
Class A. 5% cumulative, participating
($1 par value)
_________—2,000,000 shs.
Class B, non-cumulative, participating
($1
April
per
outstanding.
Net sales for the 16 weeks
—V.
—
clue 1980
Y
•
Earns.
"As
common stock outstanding.
19o8
he como^ny reported
462,126 shures of common
shares of
on the 466,576
week pe.iod ended
16
pared with
p. 1514.
convertible subordinated debentures
5%
Y-Y
'
2496.
year
Earnings Up—
and its subsidiaries report consolidated net income of
the 16 weeks ended April 25, 1959, which is equal to
share
per
the
Railway
144,014
—
>
Raw
This company
Net rev. from
convertible subordinated debentures
due 1977
Y__
-J.
•
April, 1959
Placement—Pursuant
to finance tankers.—V. 189, p.
proceeds will be used
Railway oper. revenue—
4!k%
miles of the
serviixg six major
Union Oil Co. of California—Sales Increase—
$1,147,500
6%
This
&
,
note agreement, dated
a
Period End. April
Outsanding
•
,
920.
p.
amounted
the
FINANCING
$1,300,000
189,
Gas
wholly-owned
a
purposes.
Authorized
Long-term bank loan (4%)_
Trust deed notes payable (ranging from
■
passenger
new
common
struction
April 15, 1959, the company,
subsidiary of Tidewater Oil Co., has
agreed to sell to an institutional investor up to $92,000,000
of 5% 20-year secured notes.
This financing was ar¬
ranged through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Lehman Brothers.
to
stock
proposes
tlao
of
Control,
net
company,
the
p.
the
and
company
for
per
shares
estimated
the
to
Officer
Executive
The company on June 12 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $6,100,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1989, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
.
Net proceeds will be used to finance a portion of the company's con¬
Co., and A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc., at $25.25 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
—V. 189, p. 2076.
provide additional working capital for
to
general
and
program
sale
the
wholly-owned subsidiary of the
a
general funds
expansion
aporoximately $900,000 of
apply
to
from
received
.
income
Witter &
For
proceeds
64,000,000
jetliners,
___
offering of 42,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on June 15 by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Dean
are
$6,000,000
new
that
TWA's
Union Light, Heat & Power
100,000
•_
'•
Tidewater Oil Co.—Secondary
The
approximately
equipping
and
in
Income
100,000
Sutro & Co
from
company
flown
2397.
closed.—V.
'
PROCEEDS—The
Chief
100,000
_
_
150,000
*1Y*
11.
and
director
and
member
Corp.—V. 189, p. 857.
a
a
revealed
He
year.
p.
share.
Co.,
PY2307.
189,
;•
•
of
ViceV
Board
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—Sales Decline—Net
100,000
__x.,
Inc.
Co.,
•
1
.
Tulsa,
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
was
made on May 12 by Harriman Ripley & Co. at
$50.62 V2 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.15 per
100,000
"
Inc.
389,
—V.
100,000
Pacific
200,000
Eichler &. Co.
Bateman,
Padon' of
B.
in May to score
Net
100,000
Rauscher,
.<
the
Chan
"M.
mileage also reflected a 13%
incraass over April,
when the.
flew 331,000,000 revenue passenger miles,
Mr. Cocke stated.
airlino
Common
Prescott, Shepard <fc Co.,
&
R:
are
100,000
A. M.
Co—__
anff
of
over
Net
150.000
200,000
200,000
Co._
&
Butler
R.
and'McMillan.
board
For Fiscal Years Ending April 30—
v"'
produced
:
Net sales (including purchased coal)____
100,000
200.000
Co.
Saunders,
Cox
J.
Committee
members
Corp.
Oil
Tons
&
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Other
markets.
—V.
.Y-
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co,
Howard, Weil, Labouissc,
Friedrichs & Co
200.000
200,000
last
S.
May
-
150,000
Inc.
board.
Executive
William
and
Gulf
flew
increase
total" Were
May
150,000
Co
Walter
Hurry.
&
Marks
M.
Bingham,
corporation
23%
a
month
Rey¬
150.000,
;
__
J.
200,000
Hogle &r. Co.—
Laurence
Inc
300,000
250.000
Co—xx
Staats & Cox
R.
—
Stern
Warren.
announcement
record 374,000,000 revenue passenger miles
an all-time high for that month
May 1958, E. O. Cocke, Senior Vice-President
and System General Manager, announced on Juixe 3.
In
releasing preliminary figures, Mr. Cocke noted that passenger
acceptance of TWA's new Boeing 707 jet services was primarily re¬
sponsible
for
a
69,000.000
passenger
mile
increase
over
the
same
and
are
pleton x.
Smith, Hague & Co.____r
Wagenseller & Durst,
Hutfcon
A.
of
its domestic routes
on
which
below,
its
named
Hill Richards & Co
500.000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co...
J.
Committee
the
an
Mcttterrey Oil Co.,
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Sales Up 23%—
equipped for
approximately
Calif.,
Mitchum, Jones & Tern--
—_
Weeks_.,_
Tidewater
,
convertible
are
Santa
650,000
Cruttenaen,
.
The debentures may be redeemed at 105% to and including June 1,
1960, and at prices declining to 100% after June 1, 1978, with accrued
Interest in each case.
....
:
%
.
of
underwriters
Curtis
F.
E.
yielding 6%
subscribed and books closed.
and
Co.
208,015
__
______
acres
Co.
&
&
Webber.
Paine,
1958
$773,991
205,396
102,100
__x._x.__.
Inc.
Witter
Dean
William
1959
r_Y
income
seven
Co.,
&
Hornblower
offices
$837,790
-
plant
Its
company.
district
Ryons & Co.__-__ 1,100,000
Lester,
Subs.)—Earns.—Financing
'«
•
-__Y._YY_x__iY.-__
Operating income
the
of
industrial
the
Co.,
Crowell,
Six Months Ended March 31—
Sliafter,
Y.
Reynolds
no
The
Santa
Monica,
acting as representa¬
tives, have severally made a firm commitment to purchase from the
company
the respective principal amounts of debentures sot forth
after
their
respective names b3low:
1951,
the
division
Iris
freezing and storage of fruits and vegetables. It
acres
approximately
Bloomfield
plans for changes in the management or operations of
The company has a contract from Advanced Research Projects
through the U. S. Navy for the development of solid pro-
Agency
in
for
Santa
'offices..
Fe
June,
Maria,
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
11808
at
Santa
22
Springs, was incorporated as a California cor¬
to provide specialty chemicals and electronic
and
petroleum industries.'
In addition,
Magna is carrying on study programs in solid propellants.
\ No
financial
details
of .the purchase
were
disclosed other than
that TRW will hold 51 % of the stock of Magna.
poration
instruments
Barbara,
of
the
of
Corp.
of
Transwestern
company.
and
Petroleum
Chairman
Petroleum
according to
President
Transwestern
consultant,
is
the
the
Messrs.
the
Wax-ren
of
Warren
Warrer.
of
are
of
petroleum
Mr.
of
Watts,
Final
&
—
statement.
facilities
and
Santa
members
of
Chairman
Treasurer
Committee
President
Ontario, Oxnard, Pasadena, Pomona, Portervlile,
Beach, Riverside, San Fernando, San Luis Obispo,
Torrance, Tulare, Van Nuys, Ventura, Victorville,
Whittier, and Wilmington.
Pratt-Low Preserving Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the com¬
pany, is engaged in the preserving and canning of fruits and vegetables
tinder its own copyrighted labels, including "Diet-Sweet," and is also
engaged in custom packing for certain customers, including the Smart
has
June
on
Magna,
Lancaster.
Hollywood,
named
was
and
Other
Angeles,
Gabriel,
San
Visalia,
purchased a controlling interest in Magna
Products, Inc. of Santa Fe Springs, Calif., Dr. Dean E. Wooldridge,
President of TRW, and Dr. Gilson H. Rohrback, President of Magna,
announced
Redondo
Pedro,
South
Discussion had
Thompson Kamo Wooldridge Inc.—Acquisition—
This
Park,
Inglewood, La Mesa, Lament,
Montcbello,
National
City,
North
Huntington
Secretary
the" Board,
of Los
Vice-Chairman
Houston
Executive
J.
merger was
of
McMillan,
elected
was
the following:
of
Chairman of
and
R.
Alhambra, Ananeim, Banning, Barstow,
Bell, Bellflower, Blythe, Burbank, Colton, Compton, Corona, Costa Mesa,
Culver City, Delano, El Monte, Fontana, Fullerton, Glendala, Hanford,
Lynwood,
panies.
John
Hemet.
from $332,303,644, or
$5.94 a share in 1957. At the end
year, the company had total assets of $3.1
billion
and 58,388,074
Shares outstanding.—V. 189, p. 2614.
'
57
(2833)
certain
affiliates
It and its
industry.
areas
S.
Texaco *' holds
addition;
Co.
oil
oil-producing
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
phases of the
all
is centered
Venezuela.
American
all
almost
production
.
developments
The
board
over the
past 12
of
directors acting
following additxonal corporate
months:
on
authority voted bj the stock-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2834)
58
into effect a restricted stock option P}an*
to grant options to key executives other
the amount of stock not to
exceed 5% of outstanding shares, or in any event not to exceed 73,810
and the number of participants was estimated at 20.
On May 20,
1959 the directors granted options for a
total of 37,000 shares to
15 persons at a price of S27.91
per share, which was 95%
of the
fcfighest price on the exchange during the day.
In connection
with the company's redemption of its convertible
debentures, Mr. Benjamin Informed the stockholders that as of the
close of business on June 8 of the original $10,00,000 of convertible
debentures, there remained only $488,900 outstanding.
The right to
convert into common stock expired at the close of business June 12.;
All those who did not convert by that date will have their deben¬
holders last year has put
The board was authorized
certain management stockholders,
than
redeemed
tures
with
interest
accrued
Krim
Mr.
June
on
United Artists Associated
the situation of
reviewed
together
June 22.,
to
up
of the principal amount,
107%
at
22
which
Associated Artists Productions and
with it the
p*e-1948 Warner Bros,
film library, plus a number of cartoons,
including Pop Eye short subjects. United Artists Associated headed by
Eliot Hyman
president, is technically not a subsidiary of United
Artists Corp., which has an option to buy the stock at a nominal
sum.
UA president
Krim reported that a bank loan, secured by
contracts already on
the books of AAP at the time of acquistion,
totaled
$25,750,000,
but as of the end of this month
(June) the
amount will be approximately $14,000,000.
This situation was achieved
in a period of only seven and a half months.—V. 189, p. 2398.
in
1958
acquired
Seek Exemption-
United Funds, Inc.—Units
united
Series
the SEC
and
TA
Series
Accumulative
Fund
TI,
United
for
a
pany Act to the extent that the provisions of the
holder approval of the companies' new Investment
and
the
until
Fund
Income
City. Mo., investment companies, have applied to
temporary exemption order under the Investment Com¬
Kansas
Commission
June
2G,
1959
issued
lias
request
to
giving interested persons
the application.—V. 189,
order
an
hearing
a
Act require stock¬
advisory contracts;
on
2078.
p.
United Gas Improvement
Co,—Bonds Offered—Kuhn,
Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates on June
17 publicly offered an issue of $10,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, 5Vs% series due 1984, at 102.204% to yield 4.97%.
The group was awarded the issue at competitive sale
on a bid of 101.481% for the 5%% coupon.
Offering was
Loeb & Co. and
oversubscribed
bids
Other
and
lor
closed.
books
Drexel
Co.
and
Securities Corp.
i jointly),
101.27%; White, Weld &
101.1799%; Kidder. Pcabody & Co., 101.17%; Halsey, Stuart &
Inc.,
101.1599% ; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
Co.,
Eastman
and
the
bonds
5V8s
as
from:
came
&
Equitable
The
Dillon,
First
The
Securities
Union
Boston
Corp.,
(jointly),
Co.
and
101.1320%;
.
bonds are not refundable prior to June 1, 1964 with money
at a lower interest cost. Otherwise, they are redeemable at
redemption prices ranging from 107.33% lor those redeemed
prior to May 31, 19G0; to 100%
for those redeemed on or after
June 1, 1983; and at special redemption prices ranging from 102.21%
for those redemed prior to May 31, 1960, to 100%
for those redeemed
i
new
obtained
set
year
record
a
Sales
for
the
with
pared
for
the
in
after
or
June
1983.
1,
PROCEEDS—Net
!
burse,, in
to
part,
proceeds
from
sale
the
will
be
used
the
company's treasury for additions
and equipment and to meet, in part, costs
"plant
quarter
$48,826,000
'
year.
.
company's
.
;
reim¬
to
and extensions
of a construe- '
which
program
April 1,
1959
expected
arc
and Dec 31,
BUSINESS—The
is
company
amount
to
$32,087,000
to
operating
an
utility
public
engaged
Easton, Harrisburg, Hazleton, Lancaster, Lebanon and Reading, has
a
population of about 1,234,000.
The electric service area comprises
portions
In
com¬
end
the
of
W.
Antoville,
the
of
Board, said.
"The proposed ac¬
quisition of the Booth-Kelly properties, subject to its stockholders'
approval, will approximately double our ownership of-valuable timber
resources
the
on
West
Coast
the
profitable expansion of
tions in Oregon."—V. 189,
U.
S.
Polymeric
will
and
make
business
our
vital
a
and to
our
of
Luzerne
adidtion,
the
County
company
to
Chemicals,
Inc.,
Stamford,
Conn.—
This
corporation on June 11 filed a registration statement with
covering 75,930 shares of common stock. • Of this stock, the
company proposes to offer 55,930 shares for subscription by its stock¬
the
SEC
holders
June
the
rale
1959.
The
at
30,
stock,
to
are
of
1
share
new
each
for
6
held
shares
of
record
remaining '20,000 shares, representing outstanding
for sale by the present holders thereof. The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
subscription and
supplied by amendment.
cipal underwriter.
Dominick &
Doininick
is
listed
the
as
prin¬
company's business consists generally of processing paper, fiber
other
fibrous
materials
by
impregnating them
with
a
It now has outstanding 335,850 common
shares.
Net proceeds ol'
the company's sale of additional stock will
be added
to
its general funds and used lor corporate purposes,
in¬
cluding a $250,000 expenditure for the purchase and installation of new
processing equipment, consisting principally of two additional treaters
and
variety of synthetic resins.
for
its Santa Ana plant.
'
The selling stockholders are Maarten W.
William S. Thornhill, Vice-President, who
■
J.
Oudcgeest, President, and
now own 46,950 and 43,635
shares, respectively, of which they propose to sell 10,000 shares
The selling stockholders are also
selling to the underwriters the
has
and
operates
erating
revenues
income
to
the
12
the
of
$4,255,954,
months
amounted
company
compared
with
$34,493,859
to
$33,561,457
and
op¬
and
net
$3,983,878,
in
1958.
and
which
of
which
in
—V.
a
each'.'-
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new first
bonds, capitalization
as
of Dec.
31,
1958
amounted
to:
$52,267,778 in long-term debt; 25,000 shares of cumulative preferred
stock, par $100; and 1,232,051 shares of common stock, par $13.50.
—V.
members
''
United States Rubber Co.—Licenses
has
company
licensed
its
major
y'7r
directors,
new
opposition
ment.
to
the
shareholders
Three
.slate
elected
were
at
their
Originally
between
the
postponed
to
result
a
7-man
former
offered
board
of
annual
were
be
of
candidates
were
nominees
nominees
scheduled
as
the
whom
of
of
to
management
postponed
all
held
court
management
for
and
t> 9%
in
the former manage¬
this corporation by the
by
meeting
held
29.
May
on
elected.
27 the meeting had been
following a proxy contest
stockholder's protective com¬
March
actions
and
a
mittee.
Thije^ directors,
electecT'by
nominated
by
the
Dawn
M.
Other
rants
Weil,
a
and
of
of New- York, and Evan J. Parker of New
elected by the votes of holders of 382,473 shares.
man,
An
organization
meeting
of
the
board
new
Britain,
Conn,
were
elected:
of
directors
convened
Ellery C.
Huntington, Jr., Chairman of the Board and
President; David A. Dawn, Vice-President: Herbert M. Weil, Treasurer;
A.
Edwin Fein, Secretary,
and McKee Robison, Assistant Secretary.
xr.
189, p.
1069.
licensed
companies
Can
Unitex
Inc.;
Co.,
the U.
under
Baldwin
share.
This
Co.—Secondary Offering
20,800 shares of capital stock
May 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
a
dealer's
concession
of
offering is being continued.—V. 189,
$1
p.
per
858.
debentures
in
S.
Rubber
patent
ance
June
corporation filed
10, 1959, covering
tures,
to
headed
public
be
$2.00
in
Con¬
are:
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
$15,000,000 of 20-year subordinated deben¬
for public sale
through an underwriting group
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. The interest
rate,
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied bv
offered
offering
together
use
with
the net
the
proceeds from
proceeds
of
its
the
sale
$58,000,000
of
issue
the
of
deben¬
is P. O. Box 685, Grand Prairie, Tex.
application with the SEC seeking qualification of
pursuant to which $1,300,000 of 5%
subordinated
Issued.
be
to
stock
Uran
The
debentures
are
be
to
issued
cumulative
preferred stock, $100 par, and a maximum of
9,551 shares
B, 3%% convertible cumulative
preferred stock, $100 par.
According to the prospectus, the company on
May 27, 1959, made
an
agreement with Booth-Kelly to purchase its
assets and business.
stockholders
will
vote
on
principal asset of Booth-Kelly
o
3,000 million hoard
Douglas
fir
and
a
feet of
large
the
agreement
is said to consist
merchantable timber,
acreage
of
cut-over
in
holder
each
of
preferred
stock
for
plus
each
held.
Mining
share
of
more
lands
rants
than
Corp., Rochester,
N.
of
.
Oregon.
as
\.- -Hearing Post-
under
fraud
a
earnings for the year were $13,430,100 after estimated
of $10,517,500 equal, after payment of
preferred dividends, to
on
2,423,857
shares
of
common
'gjock
outstanding.
Net
warrants-
total
a
ance
follows:
-
un¬
bonds
i
of
and
-
*
„
,
oi
warrants,
registered hereunder but y
are
'
'
of
16.8G0
'
%
■
principal
$12,914,100
reserved
tidns.
shares
amount
the
public* offering,
for
issuance" upon
issuance
"A"
.*
will
privileges
be
and
exercise
upon
7
*
;
,
7
*»
>
re¬
'*
war-
of
the
principal amount of 7%
560,592 shares for issu¬
outstanding;
of nil 186,864
all .163,730 "B"
shares
1,068,582
$56,000
,.\7"..
7, 7.
;
conversion
for
in
bonds
of
of
exercise
.
exercise, of.
warrants.;
a'total
provided
-subordinated
upon
"B"
exercise
upon
privilege
After :thc'
e
offering,
issuance
convertible
upon
warrants;
491,19
warrants.
for
77
,
\
Issuance
7
.
,
j
a total of 92,944 "A" warrants will be
exercise *of all 92,944 "A"- warrant op-
-
The
.seeing security., holders have agreed that,* upon any exercise by
tljeni of. any "A" warrants, the corporation -will have the
alternatime op tidns of permitting the exercise of such "A" warrants
the Securities Act
of
1933
with
respect to
a
deceit upon
or
the purchasers"
v
ance
-
■
•
f Aftcf
the public--offering, upon surrender of any of 50,000 "B"
including' 30.000 thereof owned by the selling security holders,
the corporation1 has the' alternative options of: permitting -the exercise
such
"B"
warrants; -or repurchasing
such "B" warrants
per warrantor $6 per warrant if the consolidated net income
/
by reason
to
respect
the
(Jim)
Walter
of false
and
exercise
from
a
and
company
the
its
chase,
and
the securities through the
options which were purchased
holders.
group of selling securities
PROCEEDS—Proceeds to the corporation from exercise of the warrant
options
be
will
be
used
rants;
added
$1,100,000
for
the
will be used
opening
for
of
branch
new
constructing
new
offices; and about
homes.
' %
;
■
BUSINESS-—Jim Walter Corp. acquired in
September, 1955 the assets
business of Walter construction
Co., operating as a partnership,
all
Jim
Walter
of
the
Florida
outstanding
is
engaged
and
13
principally
tion had
sales
of
$8,910,982
1958.
For
in
of
the
months to
seven
$12,706,946
and
and
$1,133,363
the fiscal
and net profit
stock
three
related" companies.
construction
a
In
net
the
agreed
to
ended Aug.
year
March
31,
profit of
31,
1958,
$1,930,883.
ended
sales
the
7
"7.,
'77'-.
erected
small
''Notes
by
mortgages
on
by the corportaion
loans
TO
to
$$7%81,
■".*
corporation
banks
conv.
subord.
sUbord.
debs,
5,
10%,
y
-.".-77.
,
:
-
and
>77. 7
Sons___
&
Dodge
.7
-
f
-
"A"
:
..
&
•
;
.
options
.
J. C. Bradford
2,650
Bacon. Whipple <v
Cruttenden, Podesta A; Co.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Joseph Walker & Sons^7„f
2,650
Jack
Frank
Courts-&
;. r.
Co.___,_^
Co.
.2,150;
&
Co2,150
The
Robinson-Humphrfey
2;i50
'
Co.w'Inc.
Boyce
&
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.
.
700
700
' ,700
V
Lie.
*
4
700
—_
Security
Associute?, Inc.—
,
700
,
I
'
Victjoreen Instrument Co.—New Development—
of
,
700
.
Development
monitoring
r
,
—
2,150
'
700
700
Edgar M. Norris
-Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
"
2505.
p.
700 '
Co.,
,— _—.
'
2,150'
189,
*700
Alester G. Furman Co.,
Inc.
———J
1'—'•
McDaniel Lewis & Co.--.__
2,150
Milwaukee .Co.1_
1,500
1,500
Co.-—
&
A. Evans
f—777
Inc.
1,500
v
Ltd..—
Clement
Kirk-
The
Stein -Bros.
Batemar.,
2,150
&
Lemon
B.
1,500
Co.__!
&
Bass
Davenport
Inc.
Johnston,
M.
#,1350
& Co
Clarke Landstreet
Patrick,
purch.
,
2,650
&
«
to be
:
.
,
2,650
Co
Walker
H.
•
,
.warrant
-
.
8,700
&' Co.____—
.
7
:
......
:
7
the
No. of
-
warrant
options
■
Johnson, Lane, "Space
Corp,v.*
Shearson, Hammill & Co—
t
}
combination environmental air particle and gas
extremely high sensitivity is iworted by this
a
of
system
company.
>
Victorcen Off-Hull Radiation Monitoring System,
affords a means of controlling radiation and con-,
taminant levels throughout the facility* from a central control point.
Data
obtained fr6m the monitorihg system is presented In terms
of
hficrocuries
of
contamination
per
cubic
centimeter
of
sampled
the
Known,, as
equipment
the
air.—2V7-189,
•
.
Warner
-
,
7
Subs.)—Reports Profits
Feb. 28,'59
subsidiary
foreign
noF consolidated—:
Interest-; and
—642,090
707,000
\
100,000
769,000
earnt'd-ii-,——
capital assets
>
1,204,000
234,000
;—
discount
PrpfjJrHPijjsales of
Mar. 2, '58
etc._— $40,373,000 $31,332,000
Tr:
2,202,000
; 1,974,000
companies
*
'
rents
Dividends'.from
(
•
television, sales,
including
and
.
,
;• *
-
Ended—
Film-centals
Royajtws
..
Bros. Pictures, Inc. (&
Months
Six
7
2726.
p.
..
—a—--*■—.
Amortization
-
-
:
i
Operating
due
Dec.
31,
(16Z/3C
par)
$2,195,578
—
and
-
28,099.000
—
general
and
expense'-—:
116,000
124,000
,
for
.
;
171,000
149,000
;
,
it
,
>
taxes
2,250,000
payable
carryback
loss
,
.
27,316,000
8,937,000
8,943,000
expenses——-3
buildings and equipment-—__
of
for
Net
Not avail.
**176,.000
242,500
299,500
—
:
Cr800,000
for
estimated
$4,626,000
charge---.
loss
advances
on
to
»
299,500
56,000
Dec.
Net'
650,000
a
631,000
Dec.
186,864
6,207,500
962,418 ehs.
1958
to
93,920
92,944
92,944
f 163,730
163,730
Nov.
and
debt
compared
1958.
1959,
29,
$2,000,000
stock
shares
Feb.
at
$2,000,000
common
*
.
■
maturing after one".
$35,932,000 and
with
........
at
was
1959,
a
28,
1959.
repaid.
the
cost
of
costsJ'«nd
outstanding
Subsequent
to
Feb.
28,
1959,
the
•
company
$4,227,000.
purchased
At
Feb.
160,000
28,
1959
shares
there
of
were
897,051 shares held in
treasury. Since that date there has been no change.
On May 15, 1959, the company sold its ranch in the San Fernando
Valle^T'^Calif., for a cash consideration of $10,000,000. After deducting
1,585,196
>
outstanding under the three year bank credit agreement
1956 has been
reduced from $5,000,000 at Nov. 29,
During-- February
its
*
--
Nil
15,
balance of
d 2,595,000 shs.
a
at
28,
7
-
$33,043,000
were
respectively
$5,975,000
""
$2.91
-
assets
54,879.000 at Feb.
dated« Aug.
'
$4,626,000 *32.894,000
current
yeari was
2,500,000 %
1
The amount
28,537,500
.
.x;
:
loss.
♦Net
-
;
;
...
.
N^t profit--
Earnings per share--
4
*$394,000
-
\
..
1985__
due
special
before
profit
Not avail.
e
options
participations
costs,
and .discount
Credit
$2,925,000
242,500
due
bds.,
film
of
Dcprlriiiation
$44,158,000 $35,379,000
-
other—costs
-
$22,183,500
1967
bonds,
income
Provision
*A11 borrowings by Mid-State Investment
Corp. and Mid-State Hom©«,
guaranteed by the corporation.
Interest rates range from 4Vfe%
Inc.,
to
options
warrant
"A"
-
...
Brown
Alex.
(unsecured):
May 24,
warrants
warrants
"A"
such
Estiffiatbd Federal income taxes—
other
c
warrant
g "B"
exercise
Independent .producers
1964
unsecured
stock
*
*
severally
No. of
v;
' 7'
Provision
1962
2000
b "A"
-
200,000
and
5,
subord.
bds.,
have
to be
Outstanding
$$3,075,000
unsecured
Feb.
due
to
.7
*
-
Interest
FINANCING
•
1970
8%
"A"
serial
due
of
options
homes
lending insti¬
by
assignment
of
receivable
due Feb.
series
below
named
.
56,000
subord.
1st series
2nd
31.
$17,089,623
<
PRESENT
corpora¬
other
lending institutions,
18%
underwriters
purch.
secured
payable
warrant
piifchase and the selling security holders have agreed to
severally, subject to the terms and condicions of the
..
compared
March
were
•
"Notes payable to insurance
companies,
"Notes payable to
the
1959,
$1,372,064,
months
Authorized
tutions,
homes
-exercise
upon
$10 per share.
"A"
them
to
Total
seven
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
secured
shell
of
at
50,000
other States.
EARNINGS—For tile
with
capital
the
of
.
underwriting agreement,
the
50,000
"A"
warrant
options
in
the
respective amounts set forth below, and the underwriters have agreed
and
antl
their sale
the
of
reported
for 9%,
payment
issuable
stock
*
Of the aggregate liabilities of $33,547,814 as of March 31,
$28,590,314'was senior to the 9% subordinated unsecured bonds;
sell
repurchase
$100,000
otherwise
only common
UNDERWRITERS—The
to general funds and will be available for the
maturities of long-term debt. A total of $752,000
from the selling holders 188,000 "B" war¬
current
to
isuing
the Last
for
refusing
or
i,
v
$4
NOTE:
1959,
invest¬
acquired
warrant
bonds
unsecured
subsidiaries
$4,000,0009;
at
underwriters,
the
selling security
holders huve
agreed
to
to the corporation
and the corporation has agreed to repur¬
under its-option, 188,000 "B" warrants at $4 per -warrant; '
tender
—V.
Corp.—Securities. Offered—An
of "A"
exceeds
Simuliantous with
to
mis¬
banking group headed by Alex Brown & Sons on
June 18 publicly offered
150,000 shares of common stock
and $1,250,000
off 9% subordinated unsecured bonds. The
stock is priced at $34 per share and the bonds at
105%.
underwriters
its4 wholly-owned
and
period
year
warrants
g
.
with
;
/
refusing payment fdr 9% subordinated unsecured bcr.ds otherwise
upon rexercise »of all'186,864 "A" warrants; 491,190. far issuance
at $5,'per; share.
—
'
-;i
or
stock
ment
taxes
$5.36
1
.
sub-
surrender
upon,
subordinated
upon-the -exercise
or
all :163,730
public
«-;
li Common
Net
share
or
leading representations made
properties.—V. 189, p. 1514.
31,
The corporation on June 4 reported annual sales at
a record high
$238,738,000 for the fiscal year ended April
30, 1959, as compared.
With $203,242,000 last year.
...
consolidated
a
stock
common
convertible
offered."
offering,
Tlie
hearing scheduled for June 29, 1959, in proceedings
whether to vacate,
9%
Western
Earnings Up 74.5%—
by
Ifor. issuance
exercise of
as
Shields
3rd series
located
public
the
for
Clark,
.•
.,
public offer¬
ing of stock by this corporation, has been postponed until July 20, 1959.
temporary suspension order charged that the offering, of class A
and B shares by Uran Mining was made in such
manner "as to operate
July,
primarily old-growth
timber
securities
basis
The
series
Booth-Kelly
the
upon
served
G.
tration
assets
of its
the
of
solely
the
$10.00,
on
on the quesmake permanent, the Feb. 12, 1959, order of
the SEC temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from regis¬
tion
20-year
first mortgage bonds, its
nine-year term bank loan aggregating
$10,000,000 and other company funds for the purchase
of all of the
(subject to the liabilities) of the
Bootli-Kelly Lumber Co. and
the redemption of
38,084 shares of the company's series A
334%
7%
of
underiying "A" warrants:"'
an
to
are
cash,
preferred
by Eastman
amendment.
The company will
tures,
a
held
■:;a■*;
principal amount of 9%, subordinated
shares'of
amount
reserved
d After
"B"
Indenture—
exchange for shares of the company's preferred stock
one
5%
subordinated
debenture in
the
amount
of
in
United States Plywood
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
be
whose address
filed
18
indenture
liquidation of
United States Life Insurance
—A secondary offering of
$1,0G0
subsidiaries.
its
of
one
or
amount
....'
upon
exercise of conversion privileges
anfi warrants as follows: $56,000 fpr issuance upon .exercise of the
conversion privilege provided In the.. $56,000 principal •amount of
7%
convertible
subordinated " bonds, outstanding;
$4,671,600 far issuance
upon exercise of ajl
186.864 "A" warrants;. and $8.186,bOO for issu-
Rubber
Industries, Inc.—Files
company,
June
trust
a
will
(par $2) was made on
$44.75 per share, with
part
After
c
will
with
The
immediately following the stockholders' meeting. The following officers
were
not
are
group
Co.,
Pontiac,
Mich.;
Dill
Manufacturing Co., Cleveland; Durkee-Atwood Co., Minneapolis; In¬
ternational Packings Corp., Bristol, N. H.; Mositos Rubber
Co., Fort
Worth, Texas; Roth Rubber Co., Chicago; and Stedfast Rubber Co.,
Boston.—V.
189, p. 1286.
y ;.7...... %■,' ,Y
'777
committee
were
They were: David
of
Corp.
convertible subordinated bonds
"A" warrant options,., and f,B"
stockholder's
vote of holders of 458,525 shares.
Ellery C. Huntington, Jr., of New York; and Herbert
Detroit. 'The fourth opposition director, Bernard Fein,
New York,
who ran independently, was elected by the votes of
holders of 121,694 Shares.
\
The management nominees, Rensselaer W. Clark and Maurice Good¬
A.
-
subordinated unsecured bonds, common stock,- and "A"V war%
issuable alter the public -offering upon the conversion of 7%
]
subordinated
of
new process that makes
a
possible large-scale savings and greatly improved rubber products. >
The major competitors are the Goodyear Tire & RubberCo., Fire¬
stone Tire & Rubber Co., B. F. Goodrich
Co., General Tire and Rubber
Co.,
and Seiberling Rubber Co,
The
election
of credit;
proceeds from
Excluding-$J9,000 principal amount of 8% subordinated bonds and
$15,900 priheipar amount of 9%.'.subordinated unsecured bonds, held
by a consolidated subsidiary.
%
77• •'•'- J•
-
fiscal
poned—
United Industrial Corp.—Four New Directors—
line
which; the
77 777 77,
corportaion
'X'
Competitors—
competitors
other companies to vulcanize butyl rubber by a
189, p. 2726.
Four
maximum
will
a
sub¬
partner of Doininick & Dominick is trustee
of the latter firm have no beneficial interest).
1970.
188,. p.
This
of
mortgage
C.
,
and'300
principal
of
trust
a
on
total
1959,
31,
to
i
in-
1959,
warrants
population of about 152,000.
the city-owned gas facilities of
March
A:
into
bonds
$1,000
scription warrants allocable to their present holdings.
Other prin¬
cipal stockholders are Pallas Corp.-; 86,799 shares; Dominick & Doin¬
inick, 70,632; and Cudd & Co., 41,337 (which latter amount is owned
a
ended
the
extent
y;
.-
$1,000.
conversion
The
glass
secured
offered
be
which
31,
be
$24,000 principal
inconvertible
•
Registers Proposed Rights Offering and Secondary With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
EARNINGS—For
per
"•''Excluding
sidiary.
•
opera¬
2726.
p.
March
,
contribution
the life of
to
1959.
with
•* a V
-.<•
on
the
31,
^
In
Chairman
-V? • '/*
at'.March
subsidiaries^
its
of
one
employed to refund the notes payable to
institutions, and other transactions in the
o| business.
li
"J
% i
^Obligations of .M.
the corresponding three months a year ago.
net
earnings were $1,512,900, after estimated income taxes of $1,134,300 equal to $.58 per share, after preferred dividends, on 2,389>926
shares ol common stock then outstanding.
S.
period.
the. aggregate,
or
outstanding
extent
utilized,
will
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
other "lending
ordinary course.
last
is
offering
and
in
-
Corp.
amounts
the
upon
aggregate,
within
banks
quarter were $3,561,100, after estimated income
$3,822,000.
This was equal, after preferred dividends, to $1.43
share on the 2,423,857 shares of common stock outstanding at
the
Philadelphia.
in
the
credit,
.
•'£
the
Net earnings for the
tinental
primarily in supplying gas and electric service in eastern Pennsylvania.
The gas service area, which includes the cities of Allentown, Bethlehem,
•
dependent
of
A.-C.
•
from
in
taxes
per
between
"
1963.
10%;-
be
,
%
•
,
.
at
SChanges
r
tioo
)
'Borrowings by M'.
the
history,
ended April 30, 1959, were $66,938,000,
in the equivalent three months period
quarter
any
general
on
^$The maximum line
terest
by
&
101.0799%
Co.,
earnings after taxes included $2,512,500 of non-recurring profit equal
to $1.05 per share.
Thus, earnings on operations amounted to $4.31
share.
In the preceding fiscal year earnings were $6,378,900 aftei
estimated taxes of $4,019,700, equal after payment of preferred divi¬
dends, to $2.47 per share on the 2,389,926 shares of common stock
outstanding.
Sales and dollar earnings after taxes for the final quarter of the
per
.
estimated
fromsale
after
deducting
taxes, there will be nonrecurring profit arising
amounting to approximately S6,50(>.000.—V. 189, p. 1397.
,
.
'
Volume
189
Nilmber
5857
(L. E.)
Waterman
Leather Goods—
The
L.
oldest
and
--
E.
Waterman
fountain
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Co.
Pen
Ltd.
Manufacture
To
—
to
Ltd.,
Pen
field with
Ltd.,' of
Co.,
has
Montreal,
the
entered
world's
wallets
Canada,
leather
factory on the island of Jamaica.
Pen Co. has * purchased controlling interest in
plans to change the name of the Jamaica company
and
Waterman
a
Ltd.
Products
Leather
Sells Real Estate—
in
/
-
:
v
During April, an agreement was entered into to sell the real
Cincinnati, Ohio, acquired in the Kemper merger last June.
will
be
resultant
a
transaction
The
be
in cash.
The profit
the figures for the first
increase
taken
been
into
tho company's
quarter ended April
figures
first
the
lor
$310,000,
will
important
not
unaudited
divisions
of
has
estate
There
this
on
quarter.
various subsidiaries and
30, 1959, show a profit
of
slightly more than 40 cents per share. These
by an increase in working capitals
or
in Canada, the United Kingdom and elsewhere,
customers
rulings.
"
"■ "
A
/
ink,
type of
new
man-France.—V.
known as
2615. '
189,
"88",
under
- '
developed
has been
"""
p.
and
favorable
;' •/; * '
Water¬
by
'".v;
•
15-year 4Vss%
accrued
Co.,
Electric
Penn
also
System
total
reports
operating
of
Consolidated. net
$20,654,036,
equal
5
equal
the
for
$2.30
to
$2.22 per share
to
both
income
a
ago,
V ''•
Electric
Penn
System
Maryland,
with
scares
'; v
-
.
states-:
five
Ohio.t :; p
and
VV _;
June
'/•;'.
•
company
$2.30
share
a
year
189,
—V.
share, compared with $19,965,266, equal
ago, -with
8,976,000
shares outstanding
per
p.
2398.
.
,
.V
.
>
to $2.22 per
both periods.
Western Decalta
"As
/
1959
Petroleum
Ltd.—Output Rises—
its
than
subsidiaries produced more
any
previous quarter.
Net
in
barrels compared
oil
oil
first quarter of
production was 227,000
the
in
with 194,000 barrels for the first quarter of
increase of 17%,*"
C. S. Leo, President, has announced in his
report.
.•
Mr.
Canadian
tained.
1958
cut
In
with
revenue
partially
has
reduced
year
May, allowables have been
24th,
1959, the price of
by
to
an
progress
.
for
sus¬
November,
Alberta
to
Co.
100.26%
bid
for
Weld
White,
and
•
at
the
&
from
109.12%
those
redeemed
fund
redemption
prior
to
1,
ateo
(jointly),
Co.
exemption from Section 13
ments
June
for
those
and
on
the
will
sale
be
orders
an
the
cost
made to the company by its
Association, and by its plant
purpose
Electric
BUSINESS—The
.
natural
Massachusetts
EARNINGS—Operating
to
$12,860,286
$748,427
and
ill
approximate
an
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
189,
p.
England
of
company
$856,651,
513,000.
in
compared
1958
with
the
and
effect tq the
at Dec. 31,
company
380,000
of
shares
crude
at
the
distributors'
meeting
amounted
$11,254,387
sale of the new bonds,
1958 was: $9,907,550 in
stock,
par
$25.—
common
of
and
Exchange
decision
a
this
Commission on June 15 announced
the issuance and sale of bonds
subsidiary of New England Electric
authorizing
company,
a
Previously,
Atomic
sidiary
of
$7,000,000
rent
5%
15,
sell
the
1959,
and
issue
to
to
New
Commission
consists
program
mortgage bonds
due
1982
had
authorized
Power Co., a sub¬
companies an additional
The balance of the cur¬
England
NEES, and ten other stockholder
of common stock (70.000 shares).
financing
first
April
on
Yankee
serial notes.
The
Society of1 the
and
the
notes
bonds
United
are
to
are
to
States
be
sold
be
of $20,000,000 principal amount of
and $17,000,000 of 4?4 % unsecured
and
to
sold
to The Equitable Life Assurance
to nine
The
other
First
institutional investors
National
Bank
of
established
Boston.
reporting on the company's progress, Mr. Wright stated that
first quarter, 1959, sales and earnings increased respectively
over the 1958 first quarter, and 62% and 101% over the
same
period in 1957.
\
"The
tre-nd
is continuing in
the second quarter," he said, "and
we
are
sure
it will set another record for this period."
*r
Mr. Wright stated that orders for TV receivers for delivery through
August were more than 50% ahead of those received at the company's
June
1958
distributors'
meeting, and that all lines of merchandise
and 63%
shared
in the
decline
a
v
in
other
crude
income
oil
prices of $25,000,
of $8,000.
corporation
June
on
receivers
that
3
'
line
consists
announced
includes:
slim,
an
remote
'
of
over
40
basic
1
model
TV
instruments.
preciation
loss
of
—V.
abandonment
and
compared
$148,000
188,
Command "400" or the new Space Command "300" remote TV
system.
The push-botton, remote controlled receivers in the
from a "slim classic" portable to a fine-furniture styled
Decorator
group
of
ten
receivers,
each in
a
handsomely crafted
cabinet, L. C. Truesdell, Executive Vice-President in charge of marketSpace
tuning
line
range
ing,
said.—V.
189, p.
Ziegler Coal &
company,
j
1974.
Coke Co.— Private Placement
of
$105,000
$162,000,
the
for
resulting
first
in
quarter
a
net
a
1958.
of
Western Natural Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par$l)
was made on May 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $19.75 per
a dealer's concession of 65 cents per share.
139, p. 647.
...,
V. r
share, with
—V.
,
Western
Union—Private
Newspaper
Placement—This
has completed the refinancing of its 6%
company
vertible sinking
con¬
fund debentures due Aug.
1, 1959.
It
$2,000,000 principal amount of senior notes due
to four insurance companies and $600,000 of subord¬
has sold
1974
inated notes due 1975 to an investment trust.
"
•
at The Hanover Bank. New York, for the
have been deposited
Funds
at maturity on Aug. 1, 1959,
convertible sinking fund debentures.
of
payment
all of
the outstanding 6%
desiring prepayment, at par plus accrued interest, can de-:
liver debentures to the bank along with a letter of instruction stating
Holders
that
to
of
date
the
called
has
company
the principal amount plus interest
at
1
T
surrender.
Debentures—
Redeem
To
The
payment
will accept
they
accrued
for redemption
Aug.
on
1,
all
1959,
of
its
outstanding 6% convertible finking fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1959
100% • plus
accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be made
at
The
Hanover Bank,
70 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 186,
Your Dollars
help
h
make possible the
make possioie tne
-at
p.
'
2316.
-
,r
-
Co., Inc.
Wilson &
;
.
j
..
Domestic Subs.)—Earnings Up
(&
May 2, '59 April 26, '58
$
$
26 Weeks Ended—
v
t
Net sales and
operating? revenues
Federal taxes
before
Income
Provision for
Net
Federal
income
■
Dividends* from
7,673,344
:
2,850,000
3,938,344
3,756,628
$1.57
—
share
6,606,628
3,735,000
$1.50
—
foreign subsidiaries for
the first half of the current
to $510,491, which compared with $679,273 in the
fiscal year amounted
in
324,308,415 324,127,465
—.—
taxes.)
—
Earnings per common
period* last year.
same
k—a
inc®he
on
income
—
As in the past, Wilson includes these dividends
domestic earnings.
subsidiaries operated profitably during the first
six months," added James D. Cooney, President, "with aggregate re¬
sults substantially better then a year earlier."
Mr. Cooney pointed out that the net income figure was reached after
deducting all known losses and expenses incurred as a result <*■ the
"Each
accident
March
of our foreign
undetermined
of
24.—V.
189,
p.
at
cause
526;
and
V
Wilson's
Oklahoma
City
plant
on
187, p. 2954.
Wisconsin Fuel <fe Light Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
—The
has placed privately $300,000 of 5*4 %
viz: $244,000 with Mutual Life In¬
York and $56,000 with Modern
company
first mortgage bonds,
surance
Co. of New
Woodmen
loans
of
America.
proceeds from the issue will be used to retire outstanding bank
The
lind for
The
located
1959
principal
in
Manitowoc
construcUon
office of
Manitowoc,
and
the
Wis.
neighboring
expenditures.
Wisconsin Fuel
The
company
communities,
and
Light Company
distributes
and
natural
propane
tfiaXb around Wausau.
Purchase
of
this
Issue
air
•.
brings
MONY's
total
investment
gas
gas
is
In
in
-
"stake"
in
This
through Blunt Ellis & Simmons, has arranged,
revenue
charges
to
—
to place privately $2,500,000 of 5% ten-year notes (with
warrants), it was announced on June 17.
1759.
p.
i:
-
model receivers that are
either Zenith's exclusive
-
and
,
,
all-new 1960 line
of
controlled as well aff
manually
operated
portables in less
than
12-inch deep cabinets;:
"slenderized" consoles with a full-size 21-inch picture tube in newlyt
developed, "space-saving" cabinet styles for the small home, and a
complete series of 21-or 24-inch table-top, slim console and TV-console
stereophonic high-fidelity record plaving combination that introduce
a
new
horizontal, handcrafted chassis with 20,000 volts of picture
This
for
expenses
••
increase.-
New 1960 TV Line—
the first quarter of 1959 were $81,000, a
reduction
of $15,000 for the same period in
1958.
The
improvement in the company's revenues
and
the reduction
of operating costs,
however, were offset by additional depletion, de¬
Operating
-
•
In
40%
highlighted newcomers are 16 basic
standard-equipped with' the convenience of
Yankee Atomic Electric Co.—Financing Cleared—
by
June
Zenith's
power.
Securities
in
<
Other
notes
early
was
'•!
*
received
television
2289.
issuance
*
high record of 1958.
Mr.
Wright also announced that Zenith is now engaged in pre¬
liminary discussions and hopes very shortly to begin negotiation of
arrangements for an initial operation of subscription TV under the
terms and conditions of the'latest FCC order on the subject.
r
\
The
The
1959—
all time high for any sales meeting in Zenith history, and predicted
1959
sales
will increase substantially over the
company's all
offered
fund.
1957.
capitalization of
long-term
debt;
V.
to
population
the
of
revenues
income
net
New
replacement
engaged principally in the distribution
30 communities in eastern and central
in
gas
having
parent,
is
company
Corp.—Expects Record Summer Business
time
of
this
research agree¬
each of the sponsoring
that
redeemed prior to
1, 1978;
to
with respect to
Joseph S. Wright, President, said on June 11 that Zenith's second't
quarter will establish a new high sales record for this period, that
after June
applied
Act
1974.
p.
Zenith Radio
1978.
from
189,
and Predicts Another Record Year for
prices ranging from 101.82%
for
1960 to 100% for those redeemed
1,
of the
to be entered into by Yankee Atomic with
companies.—V.
SVVs.
100.659%
of
Commission ruled that the proposed transactions conformed to
applicable provisions of the Holding Company Act. It also granted
request of Yankee Atomic for an exception from competitive bid¬
ding with respect to the issuance and sale of its bonds, as well as an
First
as
power
The
option of the company at general
for
June
the bonds,
a
the
company's construction program through the repayment of advances
of
obtain for the sponsoring
and operation of a
to the construction
to
the
1
*
100%
sinking
sale
primarily
plant at Rowe, Mass., which will consist of a nuclear
the pressurized water type, together with conventional-type
generating, transformation, and auxiliary equipment.
The
entire
electrical
output of the plant is to be sold, directly or in¬
directly, to the stockholder companies in proportion to their holdings
of Yankee
Atomic capital stock.
J
offered
for
and
created
electrical
.
demand
not been
»;v
Inc.,
ranging
prices
after
and
was
achieved
and
interest
1958,
,
Offered—The
associates
the
Gas
Atomic
quarter of 1959 was $600,000 compared
first quarter of 1958, an increase of 9.5%.
through additional oil sales of $84,000
the
*was
offset
in
this
months* of
early
in
increase
barrel."
for the' first
increase
decline
the
March
On
per
$548,009 for
This
■
"Unfortunately,
the
April and
cents
Gross
•
«
in
cruae
levels.
14
'.v.
.
continued,
Leet
of
reactor
System.
result of high allowables in January and February, this com¬
a
and
pany
&
redeemed
and
the
;
Yankee
expansion
of
Co.—Bonds
and
redeemable
are
1964
at
those
and
-
Light
coupon.
bonds
1,
and
and
reports consolidated operating revenues of $146,372,148
for the 12 months ended April 30, 1959. up $6,189,298 from the total
of $140,182,850 for the 12 months ended April 30, 1958.
Consolidated
net income for the same period ended this year is $20,654,036, equal
to
Peabody
5%%*
a
redemption
is
year
$19,965,266,
outstanding
in
customers
Virginia
' "
System Earnings Higher—'
The
this
Gas
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
•'
•
,
electric
serves
West; Virginia,
ending
share,
compared
with 8,976,000
per
year
periods.
West
Pennsylvania,
period
same
$1,000,000
Corporation
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
revenues
fltate.—V.
publicly
on June
19 an issue of $5,000,000 5*4% first mortgage
sinking fund bonds, series C, due 1979, at 101.866% to
yield 5.10% to maturity. The group was awarded the
issue at competitive sale on a bid of 100.8899% for the
5*4% coupon. The offering was well received.
West Penn Electric Co.—Reports Higher Profits—
$146.372,148-forVthe 12 months ended April 30, 1959, up $6,189,298
from the total of $140,182,850 for the 12 months ended April 30, 1958.
the
in
Corp.—Private Placement—This corpo¬
received
Worcester
on
West
Mosaic
Boston
The
on Jan. 1-, next, $20,000
sinking fund bonds due July 1, -1962 at 101% plus
interest. Payment will be made at Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Broad & Walnut Sts., Philadelphia 9, Pa.—V. 188, p, 2511.
Of its
$38,600,000
to
Kentucky companies to more than $15,000,000, the gen¬
eral agent said. A previous report of this financing ap¬
peared in Y. 189, p. 2398.
for
;/The corporation has called for redemption
and
59
companies knowledge in the design, construction,
nuclear power plant; and this financing relates
has
Kidder,
-:;.v
$896,000
financing
from the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., ac¬
cording to Alan H. Anthony, general agent for the life
insurance
company
in Louisville.
The Massachusetts
Mutual purchased notes due 1974, The new investment
brings total holdings by the Massachusetts Mutual in
-
Welsbach Corp.—Partial Redemption—
to
company
Wood
earnings
acquired on May 1 a leather manufacturing business
in Kingston, Jamaica, with the cooperation of the Industrial Developlnent
Corporation,- an arm
of the Government of Jamaica.
As a
Tesult,- the company
shall be
able to manufacture in Jamaica a
Waterman leather line for sale at competitive prices, in our markets'
company
(2835)
1612.
p.
ration
represented
The
fuel
171,
Canadian. Waterman
Daniel
the
1
~
manufacturers,
pen
trench, purse
.
AMERICAN "FRED CROSS
,
.
60
(2836)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY
.
.
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Mobile Board of Water ard Sewer
Commissioners Ala.
Bond
Sale
The
—-
$109,000 series C bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1982 incl.
55,000 series A bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1970 incl.
$2,500,000
The
bonds
1962 to
475,000 4s. Due
W
1.965
to
1,010,000
Due
1.972
to
Other
from
1
inclusive.
1991
of
the
syndi¬
White, Weld & Co., First of Mich¬
igan
Corporation,
Dominick
&
JDominick, and Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc.
;
j
Piedmont,
189,
syndicate headed by Hugo Marx
& Co., at a price of 98.03, a net
cost
about
of
ing
of
tinez
$34,000,000 Benecia-MarBridge
revenue
bonds
scheduled for June 24—v.
2079
has
—
4.89%,
as
follows:
1960
1971
to
285,000
4%s.
from
June
on
1984
to
4%s.
from
inclusive.
Due
1972
275,000
June 1 from
on
Glen
School
Avon
gnat,
1
inclusive.
1986
July 6 for the purchase of $74,school building bonds. Dated
August 1, 1959. Due on August 1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality aproved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
.
Arnold
that
J.
sealed
fiids will be received at the office
of
Wood, King & Dawson, 43
Street, New York City, until
p.m.
(EDST) on June 25 for
Wall
3
the purchase of
$7,500,000 munic¬
ipal
utilities
and
improvement
1, 1959. Due
July
revenue
refunding
bonds.
Dated
from Jan.
semi-annually
1, 1960 to July 1, 1981
inclusive.
Callable
on
in
part
any
time,
any interest pay¬
ment date in the inverse order of
on
maturities. Principal and interest
payable at a paying agent desig¬
nated by the
office of the
the
purchaser, or at the
City Treasurer, at
option of- the purchaser.
Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
ARKANSAS
El
Bond
000
Sale—An
bonds
auction
follows:
to
.1974
1977
782,000 4s.
Due
1978
1983
to
from
414s.
on
public
Raney
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov.
1
from
on
Nov.
1984 to 1990 inclusive.
Sch.
terest
any
on
collectible
office
or
at
either
rent official banks
in
New
Chicago.
and
in¬
the
be
cur¬
of the
Depart¬
City
and
York
Legality approved by
&
Myers,
of
Los
O'Melveny
Angeles.
Madera School
District, Madera
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Erma E.
Scheuvront, County Clerk, will
receive
in
sealed
Madera
June
on
bids
until
23
for
10
at
and
to
1984
1
&
San Francisco.
Principal
Sutcliffe, of
Norwalk-LaMirada City Sch.
Dist.,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold
J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
the
for
1959. Due
(Calif. DST)
purchase
bonds.
on
of
Dated
on July
$225,000
Aug. 1,
100.26,
v.
2617—were awarded to a
group composed of B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Hirsch & Co., Clement A.
Evans & Co.,'Inc., and AllisonWilliams Co., as 414s, at a price of
98.008, a basis of about 4.37%.
Maple Park Public
(P. O. Cottage
District
Hills), III.
Bond
Offering—Virginia Sheff,
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
8 p.m. (CDST) op July 13-for the
purchase of $277,000 water works
revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1,1958;
Due
to 1988
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1961
M-N.
Legality
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis. (The Federal
approved
Housing,
and,.Home Finance
Agency has agreed to purchase the
bonds as 4%s.)
GEORGIA
Palatine, III.
Clayton County Water Authority
(P. O. Jonesboro), Ga.
Bond Offering—June B.
Boston,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
$750,000 water bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
and sewerage revenue bonds of¬ 22 for the purchase of $95,000
fered June 11—v. 189, p. 2506— general obligation bonds, as fol¬
Bond
Sale—The
awarded
posed
to
a
group
com¬
lows:
v
v;
of
Wyatt, Neal & Wag¬ $27,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
goner, - Johnson,
Lane,
Space
on Jan.
1 from 1962 to' 1966
Corp.,
Merrill,
Lynch,
Pierce,
inclusive:.
"
Fenner &
Smith, and McNeel68,000 fire station bonds. Due on
Rankin & Budd, Inc., at a price
Jan. 1 from 1967 to 1978 in¬
4.89%,
as 3%$, at a price of
basis of about 3.46%.
a
Connecticut (State of)
Note Offering — John A.
Spezi-
net interest cost of about
bids until 11 a.m.
(EDST)
July 2 for the purchase of $52,100,000 rental housing notes. Dated
July 17, 1959.
Due on July 15,
1960. Legality approved by Rob¬
inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart¬
Bond Offering—Bids will be
until
11
re¬
a.m.
(EDST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $3,000000 high school
bonds, it is re¬
ported.
to
1981
school
Sale—The
bonds
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at jthe
County Treasurer's office.
terest
Nuview Union School
District,
Riverside County, Calif.
$1,250,000 high
offered
June
16—
a
composed of Estabrook
Putnam & Co., Coffin &
Burr, Inc., and Laird, Bissell &
Meeds (Day, Stoddard & Williams
Co.,
Division), as 3.85s, at a price of
100.04, a basis of about 3.84%.
.*/.
HAWAII
Bond
Sale—The
pose bonds
June
Hawaii
Bond
(Territory of)
Offering—Kam
Tai
Leo,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
the office of Wood, King &
Dawson, 48 Wall St., New York
City, until 2 p.m. (DST) on June
purchase of $20,000,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
June
15,
1959.
Due on June 15
from 1962 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
at
office
of
(J-D)
the
payable
Treasurer
Inc.,
a
of
Territory,
or at the Bankers
New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
Co.,
as
basis
to
Bond
Class "A" Sch.
(P. O. Firth), Idaho
Sale—The $425,000 school
building bonds offered June 15—
v.
189, p. 2400—were sold to the
Department of Public
vestment, as 4s, at a price of
syndicate
a
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
3.60s, at a price of 100.58,
of
Other
about
3.54%.
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate: Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co.,
of New York,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
John Nuveen & Co., L. F. Roths¬
child & Co., Bear, Stearns &
Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co., Francis I. duPont &
Co., Bache & Co., ShearHammill & Co., Fahnestock
& Co., Dreyfus & Co.,
Granger
& Co., and Tilney & Co.
son,
FLORIDA
In¬
par.
ILLINOIS
Aurora
Sanitary District,
III.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$1,950,000 sewage disposal bonds was
purchased on June 16 via negoti¬
ated sale by a group composed of
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
and Rodman & Renshaw, as 4s, at
a
price of 102.04. Dated May 1,
1959.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1978
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Har¬
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago.
Legality
approved
by
Isham, Lincoln & Beale, of Chi¬
terest
ris Trust &
cago.
Bay County (P. O. Panama City),
Ford, Iroquois and Livingston
Florida
Bond Offering
Qhairman
of
—
Counties Community
M.
Board
Commissioners,
B.
of
will
Miller,
County
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $1,-
July 1 for the
500,000 water revenue and gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
to
1988
1970
in
inclusive.
and
whole
numerical
Bonds
thereafter
or
in
order
part but
if
less
due
in
callable,
are
inverse
than
all,
interest payment date on
or
after Sept.
1, 1969. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at a
on
any
a
The bonds will be reoffered
later date, it is reported.
Dist. No. 3
School
(P. O. Roberts),
Illinois
Bond
Offering
— Lloyd
Sturm,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
bids
sealed
until
8
(CDST) on July 8 for the
purchase of $260,000 school build¬
p.m.
munity Consolidated School District
No. 45 (P. O. Speer), III,
Bond
Sale—The
$80,000 school
bonds offered June 9—
v.
189, p. 2507—were awarded to
McDougal & Condon, Inc., at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
building
of about
3.53%,
Dec.
1
from
1960
as
$30,000 3%s. Due
.
1961
1964
to
to
to
1969
in¬
1967
5,000 3%s. Due
follows:
on.
Dec.
1 from
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1 from
inclusive.
on^Dec. 1, 1968.
Will
County Community Consol.
School District No. 5-C (P. O.
~
Braidwood), lit.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 school
building bonds offered June 3—v.
189, p. 2507—were awarded to
Vieth, Duncan & Wood, Inc., atsg
price of 100.07, a net interest cost
of about 4.44%, as follows:
$34,000 4Vis. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961
to
1967
61,000 4V2S. Due
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
INDIANA
Centre
;
(P.
O. 19389 East
Johnson Street), Ind.
Bond Offering—Eugene I. Zimmer, Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive
Twp.
sealed
(CDST)
bids
until
2
p.m.
June 25 for the pur¬
$150,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1960
to Jan. 1, 1969. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the National
Bank & Trust Company, of South
Bend. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
chase
on
of
Clear
Creek Township Sch. Bldg.
Corporation (P. O. Smithville),
Indiana
ing bonds. Dated July 1,1959. Due
on
at
Stark and Marshall Counties Com¬
1965
County
Dist. No. 59
were
189, p. 2507—due to
legal technicality,!.•/4;;
j
a
45,000 3Vis. Due
IDAHO
Bingham
*
Sold—No: bids
June; 15—v.
at
pur¬
totaling $5,398,000 of¬
16—v. 189, p. 2728—
awarded
headed
various
Commission, IIt.
considered for the $2,275,000 pub¬
lic building revenue bonds offered
State
Stamford, Conn.
Springfield Public Building
Bonds Not
group
&
.
interest
and
May 1 from
on
189, p. 2778—were awarded to
v.
.
„
inclusive.
1987 to 1989 inclusive.
Trust
Portland, Conn.
~
July';1, 1959.
to 1986 inclusive.
1972
246,000 5s. Due
the
Bond
May 1 from
on
1962
25 for the
Milford, Conn.
ceived
Dated
Principal
(J-J) .payable at a
Chicago- bank mutually agreeable
178,000 4.80s. Due on May 1 from to-the Village and the
purchaser.
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman &
176,000 4.90s. Due on May 1 from
Cutler,' of •..Chicago/!;.!"! % ; •„%. %
$150,000 4y2s. Due
on
ford.
clusive.!
follows:
as
sealed
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
District, Los Angeles
Bond
Offering—G. A. PequeCounty, Calif.
gnat, County Clerk, will receive
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly, sealed bids at his office in River¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed side until 11
a.m. (PDST) on
July
bids at his office in Los
Angeles 6 for the purchase of
$110,000
until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
July school
bonds.
Dated
August
1,
21
for the purchase of
$164,000 1959. Due on August 1 from
1960
bonds, as follows:
to
1984 inclusive.
Principal and
O. Hartford),
2506—were awarded to Putnam &
his office in Los
Angeles
a.m.
21
hos¬
—
p.
of par, a
(P.
Company,
(PDST)
interest
quist, Herrington
June 1 from
Bond Sale—The $247,000 school
bonds offered June 9—v. 189, p.
fered
the
inclusive.
on
inclusive.
Connecticut
were
purchase of
$309,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1959.
Due
on
July 1 from
1960
1
CONNECTICUT
office
her
a.m.
June
on
after
will
of
189,
were
1989
Bloomfxeld
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
(J-D)
ment
on
date
to
1964.
Treasurer's
1979
inclusive.
Due
1,
building
inclusive.
on
June
thereafter
payment
until 9
Nov. 1 from
CALIFORNIA
Artesia
rev¬
inclusive.
Due
to
1,227,000
$3,300,-
at
Stephens, Inc., jointly,
319,000 3%s.
1975
of
sewer
sold
$972,000 3V&s. Due
1962
,
June 17 to T. J.
on
Sons and
as
issue
and
was
and
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl-
Dorado, Ark.
waterworks
enue
1967
terest
after
or
July 1, 1964, in whole at
or
in
due
Board
announces
Bond
Sale—The $750,000
pital bonds offered June 16
ale, State Treasurer, will receive
Angeles, Calif.
Bond Offering — Secretary of
members of the syndi¬
Board of Water and Power Com¬
Bcrney Perry & Co., Watmissioners
Joseph L.
Williams
kins, Morrow & Co., Odess, Martin,
announces that sealed bids
will
Herzberg,
Inc.,
Merrill ' Lynch,
be received at the First National
Pierce, Fenncr & Smith, Herbert
City Bank, 8th Floor, 55 Wall
Jf.
Sims
&
Co., and Juran &
Street, New York City, until 11
Moody,. Inc.
a.m.
(EDST) on June 24 for the
purchase of $15,000,000 electric
ALASKA
plant revenue bonds. Dated June
Fairbanks, Alaska
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960
Bond Offering — Secretary of to 1989
inclusive. Bonds
Utilities
inclusive.
Due
220,000 4.40s. Due
Other
Hanson
group
Homes,
Water
<
cate:
Public
a
from 1977 to 1985 inclusive.
000
Los
1976
4Vis.
Pequereceive
County Clerk, will
to
County (P. O.
Beach), Fla.
Vero
Forest
tees, will receive sealed bids until
Indian River
sewer
$185,000 5%s. Due on June 1. from
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
180,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1971 to
designated by the Board of
County Commissioners. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
189, p.
tion, of San Francisco; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith; Dean Witter &
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Stone &
Youngberg; Kenower, Mac Arthur
& Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern, and C. N. White & Co., at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 4.35%, as follows:
365,000
A.
16—v.
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
District,
Offering—G.
$950,000
awarded
bank
City.
Calif.
offered June
2611)—were
sealed bids at his office in River¬
side
until
11
a.m.
(PDST)
on
Due on June 1
to 1994-inclusive.
1985
bonds
rescheduled for July 28.
from 1960 to
$190,000 4T>2S. Due
189, p.
tentatively
been
Oroville,
Sale—The
Bond
Riverside County, Calif.
<i
Interest
re¬
ex¬
Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
2727—were awarded to
p.
of
California
Ala.
Bond
Sale—The $750,000 first
mortgage bonds offered June 15—
V.
2506—were
because
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
cate: Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
JDrexel & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
'
unopened
offered
cessive construction bids.
inclusive.
members
bonds
June 16—v. 189, p.
Jan. 1 from
on
$1,700,000 off-street
revenue
turned
Jan.
on
1983
to
335,000 4.40s. Due
1984
1
inclusive.
are
ceived for the
parking
Jan.
on
1971
4J4s.
from
Jan. 1 from
on
1964 inclusive.
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
dated
Aug. 1,
water service revenue bonds of¬
1959. Principal and interest (F-A)
fered June 16—v. 189, p. 2616—
payable at the County Treasurer's
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
office.
headed by Smith, Barney.& Co.,
ttt a price of 98.06, a net interest
Beverly Hills, Calif,
cost of about 4.39%, as follows:
Bonds Not Sold—All bids re¬
$180,000 SYzs. Due
interest
Bond
Offering
—
Harold
Hen¬
company
will
receive
(CST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $250,-
the
000 first mortgage revenue bonds.
clusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable at
a
and
interest
bank or trus
in Illinois, agreeable to
purchaser and the District.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
dricks,
Secretary,
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Dated July
from
1, 1959. Due on July 1
1962 to 1981
inclusive. Prin-
Volume
cipal and
at
the
Number 5857
189
interest
First
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
payable
(J-J)
National
.
of
Bank
Bloomington/ Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, and W. L. Lyons & Co., at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest
cost of about 4.23%, as follows:
bids
$98,000 4y4s.
14
Warrant Offering—B. V.
Bailey,
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
June 23 for the purchase of
$990,000 school time
warrants.
183,000 4s.
84,000 4y4s.
and
Commissioners.
of School
Lake County (P. O. Crown Point),
Indiana
Bond
Sale
relief 'bonds
The
—
$697,000
June
offered
poor
15—v.
189, p. 2507—were awarded to the
Northern Trust Co., and the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
Trust Co., both of Chicago, joint¬
ly,
344 s, at
as
price of 100.16,
a
a
basis of about 3.18%.
Due
Bond
waterworks
sold
was
of J.
$600,000
as
is
reported
-Street
improvement
&
Equit¬
Corp., at a price
98.06, a net interest cost of
about 4.27%, as follows:
3y2s.
$96,000
from
Due
on
June
1967 inclusive.
1960 to
3%s.
Due
Due
on
June
1
1
444s.
June 1 from
on
1980
to
708,000
inclusive.
Due
on
June
1
from 1981 to 1999 inclusive.
June
Dated
1, 1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Kentucky Trust Company of Lex¬
ington, and the Mantgbmery Na¬
tional Bank, of Mt. Sterling. Le¬
fol¬
as
lows:
from
1960
to
inclusive.
City
maker,
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
June 22 for the purchase of
sealed
on
$400,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
Newport
National
Bank, in Newport.
Legality ap¬
390,000-street improvement bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
1969 inclusive.
/
135,000
^
'•
:
Due
swimming
Dec.
on
1
pool
from
1968 "inclusive.
;
bonds.
1962
-
and
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
St.
-
Bond
Ambrose
College (P.
.Davenport), Iowa
O.
Bond Offering—William J. Col¬
Offering
City
mons,
June 1, 1959.
Principal
interest payable at the City
1958.
Due
until
on
10
June
on
school
building revenue
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
$90,000
1960
from
1
Dec.
to
inclu¬
1979
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Kentucky State Bank,
in Scottsville. Legality approved
from
1961
bonds offered June 16
to
1998 inclusive. Interest
J-D. —v. 189, p. 2507—were sold to the
Legality approved by Dallstream, Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
Schiff, Hardin, Waite & Dorschel, nance Agency, as 2y8S, at a price
of Chicago.
of par.
ing
revenue
Series E bonds.
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu Parish School District
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
1 from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
In¬
leans.
,'W. L.Xyons & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pieree, IFenner & Smith, Bankers
Bond
Co.,
and
Stein Bros.
&
Boyce, at
a
price of
par,
as
fol¬
Bond
(P. O. Lake Charles),
Offering
t—
F.
Robert
Bourg,
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
July 22 for the purchase of
$1,515,000 public improvement
bonds, as! follows:
sealed
on
$250,000 series A
bonds.
Due
series B bonds. Due on
1 from 1962 to 1979 incl.
series C bonds. Due on
1 from 1962 to 1979 incl.
325,000 series D bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1979 incl.
80,000 series E bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1979 incl.
The
bonds
Bond Offering
Secretary
of
H. A. Morton,
—
the
School
Parish
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 23
for the
purchase of $675,000 build¬
$168,000 44&s. Due
1960
to
1971
v
106,000 444s.
*
126,000 4%s.
on
June 1 from
Aug. 1,
1959 and callable as of Aug. 1,
1969. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
cliffe,
Orleans.
New
Town
on
June 1 from
T972 to 1975 inclusive.
Due
on
Offering—Thelma Sutton,
Clerk,
receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on July
22 for the purchase of $90,000 pub¬
lic
improvement bonds, as fol¬
will
lows:
clusive.
$440,000
No.
1960
Bond
1989
to
Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
F-A. Legality approved by
&
Cox
Note
were
fered
The
—
foregoing
bonds
not sold when
originally of¬
May 6—v. 189, p. 1843.
on
Terrebonne Parish Recreation Dist.
of
sioners,
will
Commis¬
of
Board
receive
sealed bids
7 p.m. (CST) on July 9 for
purchase of $190,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due on March 1 from 1961
to 1974 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
of
New
Dress-
-City Manager, will receive
a.m. (EST)
June 24 for the ' purchase of
$105,000 judgment bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 ^to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Compte,
Trust
Co.
of G<J»/ington. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
Offering
—
Allen R. Le-
City Secretary, will re¬
bids
until
2
sealed
(CST)
on June 29 for the pur¬
of $800,000 bonds, as fol¬
chase
p.m.
lows:
8—v.
Dated
July 15,
ries A, bonds.
>
350,000
Public
Improvement
Sewerage District No. 1 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1
189,
2617.
p.
Offering
Legality
approved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Boston.
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
$5,000,temporary loan notes offered
000
June
11
from
1961
sold
was
group
a
First
the
of
to
Boston
Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City,
Merchants National Bank, Second
Bank-State Street Trust Company,
and the Boston Safe Deposit &
Trust Company, all of Boston, at
2.34%, plus a.premium of $69.
Anctil,
ceive
City
sealed
B.
Capen, Town Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
Street,
(EDST)
noon
c/o
National Bank
Stale
28
bids
011
The
of
Mer¬
Boston,
Boston,
until
June 24 for the
fol¬
as
lows:
Due on July
departmental equipment
Due 011 July 15 from
38,000
notes.
7
p.m.
notes.
Dated
June
25,
1959.
Due
Principal and in¬
at
the
Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
on
Dec. 18, 1959.
payable
1959. Due on Feb.
1989 inclusive.
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Offering
—
C. R.
June 30 for the pur¬
chase of $25,000,000 State highway
on
700,000 41/4s. Due
1970
J
Jupe
on
011
June 1 from
1976 inclusive.
to
800,000 41/4s. Due
on
June 1 from
1977 to 1984 inclusive.
Other
members
the
of
Commerce
cate:
Trust
syndi¬
Co.,
of
City, Kenower, MacArthur
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., E. Ray
Allen & Co., Inc., Goodbody &;
Co., Charles A. Parcells & Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Friday 8c
Co., and Martin & Co.
Co.,
Bond
Not
Sold
—
No bids
were
submitted for the
$200,000 swim¬
bonds offered at the
pool
same
time.
No.
School
Township
District
1, Fractional (P. O. R. F. D.
No.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond
1, Alma), Mich.
Offering
Hubert
B.
—
Hicks, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
clusive.
until 4 p.m.
(EST) on June 23
Dated July 15, 1959.
Principal for the purchase of $14,500 school
and interest payable at the Mer¬
building bonds. Dated
June
1,
chants National Bank of
Boston.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$200,000
construction loan bonds
sold to the American Securi¬
highway
was
1959. Due
or
the purchaser.
Corporation, as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.09, a basis of about
J.
Toomey, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The Second
(EDST)
noon
purchase
of
on
bonds,
as
follows:
$120,000 sewer bonds.
Due /on
July 15 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
to
The
$19,900
Kenower, MacArthur
Iron
Bond
tax
project bonds. Due
July 15 from 1960 to 1964
& Com¬
River, Mich.
Robert Zill,
receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
June 25 for the purchase of $30,000
special assessment sanitary
sewer bonds. Dated June 1,
1959.
City
Due
Offering
on
—
will
Clerk,
Oct.
inclusive.
clusive.
on
—
pany.
Com¬
June 24 for the
$310,000
Sale
Note
Mich.
(anticipation notes offered June 1
—v.
189, p. 2508—were awarded
Mass.
Offering — Daniel
Danvers,
Trust
-
Bellaire Public Schools,
3.38%.
Street
on
inclusive. Principal
terest
ties
Bond
April 1 from 1960 to
and in¬
(A-O) payable at a bank
trust company designated by
1974
Chicopee. Mass.
1
from
Principal
1962
3959
to
and
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mid¬
company
ler,
of
Paddock
Canfield,
& Stfone,
Detroit.
inclusive.
Jonesville
Dated
and
July 15, 1959. Principal
payable at the Sec¬
interest
Bank-State
ond
proved
Palmer
Trust
Street
Company, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
of Boston.
by
& Dodge,
Old Rochester Regional
Sch. Dist.
bonds
school
sold
was
Community School Dist.
No. 6, Mich.
the
of $28,000
anticipation notes was sold to
the Manufacturers National Bank,
of Detroit, at
3.60%.
Les Cheneaux
No.
3
Community School
(P.
O.
Cedarville),
Michigan
$380,000
to
issue
Sale—An
Note
tax
Dist.
(P. O. Marion), Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Note Offering—Cecil R.
will
Wilson,
Treasurer of Board of
Boston, as 4s, at a price of 100.59,
a
basis of about 3.92%.
Peabody, Mass.
Pease,
Secretary of the Commission, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST)
Due
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Rockland-Atlas National Bank, of
MARYLAND
to
41/2S.
$1,000,000
36,000 water main bonds. Due on
July 15 from 1960 to 1.964 in¬
O.
(EDST) on June 22 for the pur¬
chase of $6*00,000 temporary loan
4.42%,
follows:
as
15 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
will re¬
until
bids
net interest cost of about
a
ming
$100,000 sewer notes.
clusive.
Treasurer,
$2,500,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered June
11—v. 189, p. 2508—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co., and the First of Mich¬
igan Corp., at a price of 100.02,
&
Howard
—
90,000 school
Adrian
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
Kansas
Canton, Mass.
Offering
100,0i00 water bonds.
Due on
July 15 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
Me.
—
MICHIGAN
Principal
1959.
interest payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston.
and
issue of
MAINE
terest
$450,000 public improvement, Se¬
Callable on any interest payment
date on or after Feb. 1, 1975.
Le¬
County (P. O.
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Henderson), Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of $470,000 Judell, of New Orleans.
Note —The foregoing supple¬
school building revenue bonds was
sold to a group composed of tlie ments the report in our issue of
Equitable Securities Corp., Mer¬ June 8—v. 189, p. 2617.
Henderson
June
Note
ceive
on
&
our
on
Allen Park Public Schools District,
clusive.
Bank-State
in
a.m.
011
pany, Municipal Department, 111
Franklin
Street,
Boston,
until
York
DeRidder, La.
Bond
H.
Due
until
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
11
Bank of Boston.
bonds.
(EDST)
purchase
of
Treasurer,
bids until
inclusive.
on
1979
school
Interest
inclusive.
sealed
July 15 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
(P. O. Chulmette), La.
Offering — Phillip
Asevedo, Secretary of Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on July
1
for the
purchase of $150,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961
receive
Arcade
Sewerage Dist.
Vincent
M.
—
Town
project
loan
July 15 from
Due
to
100,000
Judell, of New Orleans.
2
the
June 25 for the
$45,000
drainage
notes.
Dated July 15, 1959.
Duo
on July 15 from 1960 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Merchants National
purchase of $174,000 notes,
Bernard Parish
St.
of
school
bonds.
chants
clusive.
32,000 Series C bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
Lewiston,
-
sealedbids until 10:30
Bank
Dawson,
Offering
will
Note
35,000 Series B bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
Cox &
189,
to
Rockland, Mass.
Note
re¬
Boston, Trust
Department. 40 Water Street,
Boston, until noon (EDST) on
June 25 for the purchase of $540,000 bonds, as follows:
$23,000 Series A bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1969 in¬
City.
Covington, Ky.
Offering—Jos.
First National
Interest
to
&
will
Corporation,
Legality approved by Wood,
June 1 from
1976-to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
inclusive.
1960
King
1979
Treasurer,
Bank
composed
Patterson, La.
Town
awarded
were
Fitzgibbons,
on
ing and equipment bonds. Dated
May 20, 1959. Due on May 20 from ments the report
M-N.
inclusive,
Due
—
Offering—Allan A. Raw-
dated
are
water
$75,000
of
Acushnet, Mass.
Bond
on
1 from 1962 to 1979 incl.
Aug.
460,000
Aug.
400,000
Aug.
The
—
County National Bank*
Everett, as 3.70s, at a price o£
100.32, a basis of about 3.66%. ;
MASSACHUSETTS
the
Louisiana
2729
p.
Shawmut
—
lows:
man,
29
Sale
Note
loan notes offered June 16—v.
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Houma, La.
Secretary
No.
'
Reading, Mass.
Middlesex
(P. O. Houme), La.
Bond Offering—Herbert Lirette,
KENTUCKY
3.43%.
York
by
No. 4
Calloway County (P. O. .Murray),
Kentucky
Bond-Sale—An issue of $400,000
school building
revenue
bonds
was sold to a group composed of
&
Burr, Inc.,
Co., and F. Brittaia
Co., as 3^s, at a
interest price of 100.50, a basis of about
City. Legality
Clark,
Smith
&
Pendergast, of Baltimore.
22,000 Series D bonds.
Coffin
of
the Chase Manhattan
New
approved
Billy Sim¬
Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
Interest
will receive F-A. Legality approved by Foley,
a.m.
1
Bank,
—
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
June 22 for the purchase of
sealed
by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of
receive Louisville.
(CST)
University of Kentucky (P. O.
on
June 30 for the purchase of
Lexington), Ky.
$920,000 -non-tax exempt dormi¬
Bond Sale—The $1,800,000 hous¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated June 1,
sealed bids
&
of July
as
more, or at
clusive.
will
lins, Treasurer,
&
Kennedy
July 1 from 1960 to
on
lows:
Scottsville, Ky.
to
Dated
Estabrook
Due
1974 inclusive. Callable
1, 1967. Principal and
(J-J) payable at the Mercantile
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Balti¬
Bond
Bond Offering—Robt. G. Schoe-
Haas, City
$900,000 -parking facilities bonds.
1
Hilliard
B.
Newport, Ky.
corporate purpose bonds,
Dec.
group
gality approved by Skaggs, Hayes
& Fahey, of Louisville.
'
Clerk; will receive sealed and oral
bids urttil"7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
I forlthe -purchase of $1,425,000
tm
a
of
Davenport, la.
Bond Offering—F. A.
1974
J.
to
Securities
able
and interest
600,000 sewer bonds.
495,000 swimming pool bonds.
150,000 park bonds. '
Due
9
Eankers Bond Co., and the
until
follows:
posed
1959.
p.m. (CST) on July
purchase of $43,000
public improvement bonds, as fol¬
8
the
bonds
Son, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner
&
Smith,
Almstedt
Bros.,
1972
bonds.
i
$1,050,-
revenue
June
on
composed
June 25 for the purchase of $1,-
775,000 bonds,
15,
from 1968 to .1971 inclusive.
received
be
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
Rapids, la.
will
Nov.
on
construction bonds. Dated July 1,
Irma Tisdale,
—
terest F-A. Legality approved by
63.000
Offering—It
bids
Due
Sterling, Ky.
183,000 4s.
that
Town
Offering
11,000
4y2s.
Mt.
IOWA
Cedar
Nov. 15, 1975
on
Ferriday, La.
Bond
$10,000 Series C bonds.
1977 and 1978.
000
:
V
?
Nov. 15 from
on
1976.
105,000
Dated June 30, 1959. Due on Dec.
31, 1959. Principal and interest
payable -at
the
office
of
the
Treasurer of the Board
Due
1967 to 1974 inclusive.
will
Manager,
Nov. 15 from
on
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Business
Due
61
(2837)
Bond
pose
various
Sale—The
bonds
pur¬
totaling $705,000 of¬
16—v. 189, p. 2729—
fered
June
were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
receive
sealed
Education,
bids until 8
(EST) on June 24 for tho
purchase of $19,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated June 20, 1959.
p.m.
March 30,
1960. Principal
Due
on
and
interest payable at the First
National Bank, of Cedarville.
62
(2838)
Marlette
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
from
1961
to
1973
inclusive.
1
Novi
The
—
No.
'
Note
Bond Sale—The
1, Mich.
Offering—Russell
Taylor,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
bids
sealed
until
8
(EST) on June 24 for the
purchase of $25,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated June 15, 1959.
Due on June 30, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at a place
agreed upon with the purchaser.
p.m.
Owos8o and Bennington Townships
School District No. 2, Fractional
eral
obligation
system
bonds
school
building bonds
sold to
was
offered
awarded
were
and
to
a
and
gen¬
Due on Jan. 1,
3.20s. Due on Jan. 1,
3.40s. Due on Jan. 1,
3M>s. Due on Jan. 1,
3.6'Os. Due on Jan. 1,
members
of
the
to
1967
bonds.
inclusive.
from
ration,
Principal
312s, at
as
basis
a
at any suit¬
institution in RedT
of
Junior College
(P.
Cazenovia), N. Y. V
NEW
Cloud
Bond
Bond
eral
Sale—The
2508—were
composed
sealed
the
of
$975,000 gen¬
building
11—v. 189, p.
to
a
Harris
1, 1959.
to
&
until
8
for
Due
1992
will
the
30
Sale
—
District, Mich.
The
purchase
Dec. 1 from 1960
on
inclusive." Principal
:
(J-D)
Summit Trust
payable " at
Trust
the.
inclusive.
as
Paul.
■
New
,
In addition the entire issue will
carry
extra
an
from Aug.
1.60%
interest
1, 1959 to Aug. 1, 1960.
Grand Island, Minn.
Bond Offering—E. F.
Lindquist,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CDST)
on
June 30 for the purchase of
$100,000 sewer system
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
on
Marquart,
Grygla Independent School District
No.
35, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$87,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to
Allison-Williams
price of
of
about
par,
a
at
a
interest cost
net
4.62%,
$35,000 4%s. Due
1961 to
Co.,
as
follows:
on
Jan.
1 from
1967 inclusive.
52,000 4%s. Due
on
Jan.
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
1
from
Minn.
miller, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
bids
until
8
$109,000
110,000
bank
or
trust company designated
the
purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Williamson & Bull, of
Gaylord.
North
Mankato,
until
June 23
7:30
(CDST) on
for the purchase of $200,-
000 water and sewer imorovement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality aom-oved
by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
T
efler
lis.
&
Haertzen, of Minneapo¬
on
4V8S.
Dated
March
March
1978
Due
to
on
1:
Bond
..
-
receive
sealed
(DST)
March
NEW
1959.
Principal
District
-
Bond
MEXICO
Clerk of Board of
Trust
(MST)
1
from
able
the
sealed
1960
until
2
on
June
15
from
Bond
Sale—The
$240,000
dor¬
mitory
revenue
June
15
to
a
man
&
Finance
Agency,
price of par.
'
Sale—An
as
3s,
City
issue
of
Nagel, Sher¬
Fair
Haven,
NEW
YORK
I
Offering—Chester Kowal,
Comptroller,
will
rp«e*ve
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
June
23. for
900,000
Dated
the
purchase of $2,anticipation notes.
2, 1959.
Due March
bond
July
15, 1960.
of
N.
Y.
\
Hayward, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
June 24
on
of
$90,000
1
p.m.
for the
water
pur¬
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
from .1960 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
Lincoln
interest payable at
National
Bank
&
the
Trust
Company, of Fair Haven, Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
;
'%;■
Ford ham
:.
?
University (P. O. Bronx),
New
York
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
000 non-tax
the
to
15
sold
was
June
on
Federal
Home Finance.
Housing and
Agency, as 2%s, at
price of par.
a
$1,800,-
exempt campus center
bonds
revenue
•:
Huntington Union Free School
No.
District
President
2
of
O.
purchase
$1,625,000
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
on
Dated
Feb.
1959.
1989
until
June 24 for the
on
of
building
Bevin,
Education,
of
sealedbids
(EDST)
p.m.
(P.
Board
receive
will
4
Northport), N.Y.
Offering—Sidney
Bond
-•
1
school
Aug.
from
Principal
1,
to
1961
in¬
and
terest (F-A) pavable at the Se¬
curity National Bank of Long Is¬
land, in Northport, or at the op¬
tion of the holder, at the Manufac¬
turers Trust Co., of New York
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield 81 Wood, of New
York
City.'
........
'
York
New
of).
:
Bond
Offering:—Arthur Levitt,
State
Comptroller, will
receive
sealed
(State
the
until June 30 for
bids
purchase of $50,000,000 bonds, as
-
Due
in
1
to
15.
years.
w
18,000,000 mental health con¬
15
years.
Due in
bonds.
•
;
1. to
'
;
8,000,000 grade crossing elimina¬
tion
bonds.
Dated
July
1
to
20
_
.
15, 1959.,
Norwich,
:
in
Due
years..,
-
Y.
N.
Bond Sa*e—An is^u0 of
$175,000
general purposes bonds." was sold
Roosevelt & Cross, as 3V4S, at
to
a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
3.24%.
•
.
.
Pittsford,
Buffalo, N. Y. '
Note
'
$180,hospital bonds" was sold to
Kirkpatrick - Pettis * Co.,
and
Wachob-Bender Corp., jointly.
000
\
at
Bassett), Neb.
Dawson,
Howard, of Denver.
—
Rock County (P. O.
Bond
offered
interest
County
Treasurer's office, or at the State
office.
Legality ap¬
v.
189, p. 2509 — were
the Federal Housing and
sold
Home
bonds
,
Treasurer's
proved by
pay¬
Branch
Bond Offering—Miriam J.
1964 in¬
1960 to
Principal
and
1 payable
at
the
(J-D)
Junior College District
(P. O. McCook), Neb.
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
on
clusive.
McCook
1969
County National Bank of Mid-
p.m.
Louis.
NEBRASKA
to
Cornwall
at. the
struction
Jones,
Education, will
bids
a.m.
dletown.-
June 30 for the pur¬
chase of $775,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 15, 1958.
Due
.
11
$24,000,000 higher education bonds.
Company,
of
City. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
.
until
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
Offering—Carl W.
receive
'
bids
July 1 for the purchase
$49,000 highway garage bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due on Feb.
New Mexico
(M-S) payable at the
Kansas
v
of
County Municipal School
No. 2 (P. O.. Las Cruces),
1
inclusive.
•
Cornwall), N. Y.
Offering — Raymond
S.
Town -. Supervisor, will
Preston,
Dona Ana
■
1979
June" 1,
:
s
1,
.
follows:
Commerce
Minn.
p.m.
on
1976 inclusive.
Due
basis of about 3.93%.
a
and interest
Bond Offering — Harley Witty,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
Due
100.18,
\.
.
from
000 fire hall bonds. Dated
by
4i/8s.
414s.
•
-
1977.
p.m.
Aug. 1,
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
.
•,
from 1961 to
51,000
(CDST)
July 7 for the purchase of $20,-
of. Minne¬
apolis.
Auburn,
Bond Offering—Harold H.Rasch-
follows:
In¬
of Buffalo, and
Cross, jointly,
as
price of 100.18, a basis
Legality approved by Haw-, 4V4S, at a
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New of about 4.23%.*
York City.
\ \
/
\
Cornwall (P. O.
.
100,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
&
mit.
.
.
Due
Company,
Roosevelt
Company,' in Sum¬
—
..
2
to.the- Manufacturers and Traders
and
C-
■
until
—
—
->
bids
Bond Sale
The $220,000 fife
equipment bonds offered June 10
—v.
189, p. 2618—were awarded
of
Dated June
,
>
sealed
Cheektowaga Fire District No. 1
(P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
receive
•
.
receive
R. Tidd,
Trustees,
of
Legality.approved by
Vandewater,- Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,' of New York City.
•
r
John
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
from 1961 to 1998
(EDST)
p.m.
bonds.
sewer
interest
group
Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, White,
Weld
&
Co.,
and
Robert
W.
Baird & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
3.70%, as follows:
syndi¬
bids
$475,000
school
awarded
—
Board
Offering—William C. Rus-
June
on
742, Minn.
obligation
of
(EDST) on June 30 for the
purchase of $653,000 non-tax ex¬
empt dormitory
revenue
bonds.
JERSEY
Co., Inc., Juran &
Berkeley Heights Twp. Sch. Dist.
Moody, Inc., American National
(P. O. Berkeley Heights), N. 7.1
$500,000 tax Bank, of St. Paul, Paine, Webber,
.Bond Offering—Frank B. Jeckel,
anticipation notes offered June 11 Jackson & Curtis, E. J. Prescott & $160,000 4%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive. *
Secretary of Board of Education;
—v.
189, p. 2618—were awarded Co., Allison-Williams Co., First
240,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from will receive sealed bids until 8
to the Community National Bank, National Bank, of St. Paul, First
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
p.m. (EDST) on June. 30 for the
of Pontiac, at 2.25%.
National Bank, and Northwestern
250,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from purchase of $525,000 school build¬
National Bank, both of Minne¬
Roseville School District, Mich.
1971 to 1974 inclusive,
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
apolis, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Note
Offering — Clarence E.
325,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from Due on March 1 from 1960 to 1979
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Caldwell,
Pryor, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
inclusive.
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest
Phillips Co., and Harold E. Wood
cation, will receive sealed bids & Co.
(M-S) ' payable at4 the
Summit
St. Louis County Unorganized
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 23 for
Trust Company, in Summit.
Le¬
Territory School District (P. O.
the purchase of $388,000 tax an¬
Jasper, Minn.
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
Duluth), Minn.
ticipation notes. Dated June 30,
Bond Offering — Edna Straw,
i:.,
afield & Wood, of New York City.
1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin¬
Bond Sale—The
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
$1,500,000 gen¬
Little Silver School District, N. J.
cipal and interest payable at a bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July eral
obligation
school
building
Bond
place agreed upon with the pur¬ 1 for the purchase of $155,000 gen- bonds offered June 16—v. 189, p.
Offering — Richard " W.
chaser.
e r a 1
obligation
improvement 2729—were awarded to a syndi¬ Warner, Secretary of the Board
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on cate headed by J. M. Dain & Co., of Education, will receive sealed
St. Ignace School District, Mich.
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 2
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬ at a price of par, a net interest
Note
Offering — W. Eilliam
for the purchase of $330,000 school
sive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬ cost of about 4.13%, as follows:
Morin, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬ $1,050,000 4V4S. Due on Jan.- 1 bonds.; Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due
cation, will receive sealed bids
on Sept.
1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Macartney, of St.
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 22 ton, Kyle &
Paul.
Principal, and interest
450,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from clusive.
for the purchase of $23,000 tax
(M-S) payable at the Merchants
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
anticipation notes. Dated June 1,
Mankato, Minn.
Trust Co., Red Bank. Legality ap¬
Other members of the syndi¬
1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin¬
Bond Offering — Harold Vasey,
proved
by
Caldwell,, Marshall,
cate: Allison-Williams Company,
cipal and interest payable at a
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City Manager, will receive sealed
American National Bank, of St.
place agreed upon with the pur¬ bids until 4
p.m. (CDST) on June
City.
Paul,
First
National
chaser.
Bank,
of
25 for the purchase of $878,000
Minneapolis, First National Bank,
Long Branch, N. J.
i
general obligation bonds, as fol¬ of St.
Sandusky Community Sch. District
Bond Offering—Miss Sanita J.
Paul, Juran & Moody, Kalr
lows:
No. 11, Mich.
man &
Co., John Nuveen & Co., Camassa, City Clerk, will receive
Note Sale
The $45,000 tax $220,000 water and sewer bonds.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST),
Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to
anticipation notes offered June
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Mann- on June 30 for the purchase of.
1971 inclusive.
8—v; 189, p. 2508—were awarded
heimer-Egan, Inc., E. J. Prescott $410,000 bonds, as follows:
to the State Bank, of Sandusky,
Co., Woodard-Elwood & Co.,
658,000 improvement bonds. Due
$158,000 general bonds.
at 4.00%.
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1972 and Shearson, Hammill & Co.
1.98,000 redevelopment bonds.
inclusive.
Willow Run Public School District,
54,000 redevelopment bonds.
MISSISSIPPI
Dated May 1, 1959.
Michigan
Principal
.Dated June
1, 1959.
State; in
Note Offering—Edward Greiser, and interest payable at
Washington County Supervisor's
any suit¬
combination the bonds will ma-*
District No. 3 P. O. Greenville),
Secretary of Board of Educaton, able bank designated by the pur¬
ture on June 1 from 1961 to 1972
will receive sealed bids until 8 chaser. Legality
Mississippi
approved by Dor¬
inclusive.- Principal. and interest"
p.m.
(EST) on June 22 for the sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Mar¬
Bond Offering—A.
D. Brooks,
(J-D) payable at the Long Branch
purchase of $180,500 tax antici¬ quart, of Minneapolis.
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive Banking
"Company, in Long'
pation notes. Dated June 25, 1959.
Note
The foregoing supple¬ sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) Branch.
Legality
approved
by
Due on Jan. 25, 1960.
ments the report in our issue of on June 29 for the purchase of
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
June 15—v. 189, p. 2729.
$750,000 industrial bonds.
Due New York
City.
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y
'
MINNESOTA
serially from 1960 to 1979.
Moorhead, Minn.
Princeton Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. 0.:
Clarkfield Indep.
School District
Certificate Offering — Paul A.
Princeton), N. J., y .1
No. 892, Minn.
MISSOURI
<
;•
Bond Sale—The $1,145,000 school
City Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The $395,000 school Cook,
Jefferson County Consol. Sch. Dist.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
building bonds offered June 16—
building bonds offered June 10—
No. 6 (P. O. Arnold), Mo.
on
June 29 for the purchase of
v.
v..
189, p. 2618—were awarded to
189, p. 2508—were awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of $270,000 a group composed of the National
$95,000 certificates of indebted¬
to a group headed
by Piper, Jafness. Dated July 1,
1959. Due on school building bonds was sold to State Bank, of Newark, B. J. Van
,fray & Hopwood, as follows:
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬ G. H. Walker & Co.* and the Com? Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Bramhall, Fal-$170,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬ merce Trust Company, of Kansas Ion & Co., Inc., and Schmidt, Rob¬
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬ City, jointly, at a price of par, a erts & Parke, bidding for $1,143,125,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St. net interest cost of about 4.15%, 000 bonds as 3.95s, at a price of
1969 to 1973
Pontiac School
will
price of 100.13,
3.46%.
Township Clerk,
so,
bonds offered June
Offering
terest A-O.
Indep. School District
No.
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965.
O.
p.m.
Berkeley Heights Twp. (P. O.
Berkeley Heights), N. J.
Minneapolis.
St.
1961.
cate: Kalman &
Note
Bond
Treasurer
a
about
Monday, June 22, 1959
.
.
16—v. 189, p. 2730—were awarded
to the American Securities Corpo¬
Dated
serially
.
Cazenovia
?
Bond Sale—The $80,000 public
improvement bonds offered June
June
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of
extra 2.40% interest from
Sept. 1, 1959 to July 1, 1960.
Other
sealed
on
banking
Falls, Minneapolis or St.
Paul, designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
carry an
Co.
receive
(CDST)
Franklin, N. H.
wood
June
15
syndicate
3s.
Pryor,
interest payable
able
sewer
by J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.98%, as follows:
$225,000
290,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
Paul
—
improvement
1, 1959. Due
port
July
In addition the entire issue will
Sale—An issue of $35,000
Kenower, MacArthur &
bids until 8 p.m.
headed
(P. O. Owosso), Mich.
Bond
City
1960
$1,415,000
water
Offering
Clerk, will
24 for the purchase of $25,000 air¬
Hoyt Lakes, Minn.
Community School District
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Redwopfl Falls, Minn.
Bond
$53,000 tax Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a place agreed upon with
anticipation notes offered June
11—v. 189, p. 2617—were awarded the purchaser. Legality approved
to the State Bank, of Sandusky, by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
at 4.01%.
Sale
Note
.
Henrietta,
Perinton,
Brighton,
"
Mendon,
Pendield
and Victor Central S"*v. Dist.
No.
1
Bond
-
(P. O. Pittsford), N.
Y.\
Offering—M. w. Gaskin,
sealed
(EDST) on June
23 for the purchase
$1,665,000
school bonds. Dated M^" 1, 1959.
District Clerk, will r"c«»ve
bids until 2 p.m.
Due
011
Nov.
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
1960 to 1988
and
interest
Volume
Number 5857
189
.
.
(M-N). payable
24
Madison
bids- until 3 p.m, .(EDST) on June
Trust Company of
at, the Security
Rochester. Le¬
gality-approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Hecklerj & Galloway, of
New York City;: i;-'.•'
Jt '<
purchase of $1,820,000
school .bonds.
Dated March 15,
1959.
York Authority, N. Yt.
Sale
Bond
consolidated
June
fered
to
-
a.
Northern
New
2618—
p.
1960
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
of¬
bonds
revenue
March 15 from
interest-
§30;000,000.
17—v.\ 189,
awarded
were
The
—
on
1989^ inclusive.
to
•
of New
Port
Dub
York
Bond
and
Offering
receive
sealed
C.
bids
noon
holder, at the Marine Mid¬ bonds. Dated June 15, 1959. Due
Company,
of New on Dec. 15 from 1960 to 1982 in¬
York City: Legality approved by
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & (J-D) payable at the OglesbyGalloway, of New York City.
Barnitz Bank & Trust Co., of Mid¬
Bond
&
Co., and Ladenburg, ^Thalman
Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
interest post of about 4.09%,- as
Note
&
follows:
'
;.
-Gf The
foregoing
.
I
1960 to 1963 "i ncl usive. ' V-' V>
3,000,000 414s; Due on June \1,
/
-
1965.-
1964 and
-
'V::
1975: irrcl usive. ;
1966 to
7,000,000
from
1976
Other
cate:
Co.,
Due
4.10s.
sealed
(EDST)
^
until
bids
2
Due
of
June 15 from 1960 to
Merrill
Fenner
& Smith,
National
Streapi
B. J, Van. Inge.il
Co., Shields Co., Carl Mi
Loeb, Rhoades.& Co.,. Hornblower
Bank
gality
apipfbved by Vandewater,
Sykes,; Hepkler & Galloway,
Weeks,- John* Nuveen & Co.*,
New York Citjr..
<
& Co.; \Ak C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.;' Bache & Co., Coffin '&
NORTH CAROLINA
iff
Burr, Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith,. '7*'
^
"
Ira Haupt .& Co.,-F. S. Smithers
.4 t /' yJonesville, N.C.
of
&
-
Wertheim
-
-
-
&
f
;
Bond Offering — W.. E. EasterCo., Weeden & Co., Inc.* Braun,
Bos worth & Co,, litre., Kean, Tay¬ ling,- Secretary of Lbcal' Governr
lor & Co., Adams, McEntee & Co.,, ment ^Commission,
will receive
Inc., American / Securities Corp., sealed bids at" his office in Ra¬
Brothers
&
:;Co., , Baxter : & leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
Co., BolancC Saffiiv&. Co., F-rancis 23 i for the = purchase of $253,000
I. duPont & Co., Hirsch &. Co •
' general obligation bonds, as fol¬
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Wm. E., Pol-, lows:"
'•'>*»/ ;'"
lock
&
Co^, >InCyi Roosevelt$75,000 water^I^nds; Due on JunpCross, inc.,, Stroud- & Co., - Inc.",
;1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Swiss American Corp., Tripp &
178,000
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
Co., Inc., TUcker, Anthony & R. L.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to
Day, G. H. Walker & Co., Auchin* * 1*98^8 inclusive.
;
closs, Parker- & Redpath,- Bacon,
Dated June, 1, 1959.
Principal
WThipple & Co./Butcher & Sherand interest (Ji-D) payable at the
rerd, C. F. Childs & Co.,- •- Inc.;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
Julien
Collins
& ' Co.,
Shelby
New York. Legality approved by
Cullom Davis & Co., A. Webster
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co., Goodbody '& Co., Mitchell, of New York City.
Granbery. Marache & Co:,; KenSelma, N. Cr
Due
Due
,
-
Co.,
New-
~
and
Co.,
&
Lynch,^Pierce, Fenner &
at
net
a
June
on
1
from
.1962 to 1973 inclusive.
35,000
Due
4s.
1974 to
-
1977 inclusive.
30,000 3%s. I>ue on
1978 to
l/'from
June
on
"
Co.,
1980
Junb 1 fro:n
inclusive.
&
Co.,
Frantz Hutchinson &
Co., Granger
Co., Green, Ellis & Anderson,
C. Haas &. Co., J. H. Hilsman
Co., Ind, Janney, Dulles" 8c
&
189, p.
2402—were awarded to McDonald
&
Co., Penington,
Colket &
Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Poole & Co., Prescbtt
&
Co.,
Reinholdt
&
Gardner,
Schaffer,, Necker
100.71,*
a
_
Bond Sale—The $25,000
Bond
2618—were awarded
& Company, as
p.
to McDonald
Sale—The
&
Co., C. C. Collings &
Co., Inc., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.,. Ellis
& Co., Glover & MacGregor, Inc.,
notes
MacBride, Miller & Go., McMaster
H.
Co.,
V.
&
Co./ Mead, Miller
Sutherland & Co.,
Ryan,
Sattley. &
Co., Inc., Shan¬
$2,100,000
air¬
Note
ples Bank of Gambier.
&
Sparks' & Co.,
Co.,'. Steele,
Haines
&
Co.,
Stein
Bros. ? &
Boyce, Walter Stokes & Co., Van
Deventer
Wright
&
.,
Go.
&
_
&
Mothers,
Co.,
Arthur
L_
Inc.; and.Zahner
^
...
-Potsdam, Piexrepontr Stockholm '
and Canton Central
Sqh. District
No- 2
(P. O. Potsdam),. N. ,Y.
Bond
.«
Offering
-District Clerk,
—
Lois
Collins,
will receive sealed
CP. O. Toledo), Ohio
Offering—Anna C. Pfug-
Lucas County
Co., J. W.
Starkweather
~
■
Bond
Clerkof the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
felder,
ceive
sealed
rbids
until
10
a.m.
(EST)* on July:2 for the purchase
$24,200
ro a d
improvement
bonds.
DatediJuly 15, 1959. Due
on Dec.
15 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
of
clusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
bond
s.
1, 1959. Due on Dec.
1960 to
1979 inclusive.
from
1
line
June
&
proved. by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Ohio
Bond Offering—Ted W. Brown,
Secretary of State and Secretary
of the Commissioners of the Sink¬
ing Fund, will receive sealed
(DST)
noon
bids
and
Squire,
by
approved
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
School District,
Local
2402—were awarded
Cartwright & Co., as
Sweney
41/4S, at
of
price of 101.07,
a
a
basis
about 4.10%.
Ohio
Sale—An issue of $92,000
Merrill
to
Fenner &
Lynch, Pierce,
3s, at a price
basis of about 2.13%.
Smith,
of 100.39, a
as
the
County
provefd by Sbuire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap-
&
An issue of $21,-
—
sbwer bonds was
sold to,the Ohio Company, as 5s,
at
sanitary
100.93,
.price
of
about 4.81%.
a
a
basis
of
County,
School
City
District,
Ohio
M. Kirk
is
Jefferson
reported.
Mohnton, P<h
Multnomah
County, Powell Valley
School District No. 26 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $70,000
June 9
v.
—
awarded
bonds
189, p. 2510
_
offered
school
obligation
First
the
to
—
were
announces
Education
of
will
terest
of
the
(F-A) payable at the office
Port Treasurer.
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
County Trust Co., of Reading/ as
3^s.
Munhall
receive
sealed
School
District,
Pa.
Offering—Martha Molen-
Bond
the Board of
will
receive
(DST) on
June 29 for the purchase of $250,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 15, 195.9. Due on July
nor,
Secretary of
Directors,
School
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
from
15
1979
to
1960-
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Peoples First National Bank
Co., Homestead. Legality
by
Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
& Trust
approved
Northampton Township (P. O.
Doylestown), Pa.
obliga¬
School District tion bonds totaling $55,000 offered
No. 13J (P. O. Hebo), Oregon
on June 8—v. 189, p. 2510—were
Bond Offering—Mabel Wharton, awarded
to
the
First National
Bond Sale—The general
will receive sealed Bank & Trust Co., of Newton, as
(PST) on June 4s, at a price of par.
23 for the purchase of $25,000 gen¬
Rochester, Pa.
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
Bond Offering—John M. Eakin,
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and Secretary of the Town Council,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
interest (J-J) payable at the
7:30 p.m.
(DST) on July 6 for
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
the purchase of $46,000 general
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
•obligation bonds. Due on July 1
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
District Clerk,
bids
8
until
p.m.
from
University of Portland (P. O.
Portland), Oregon
$1,460,000 non¬
hall
exempt dormitory and dining
revenue
bonds offered June
11—v.
189,
Federal
p.
2510—were sold to
Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as
27/8s, at a price
1960
Washington County, Raleigh Water
District (P. O. S22S S. W.
the
1969 inclusive.
to
Schuylkill County (P. O.
Pottsville), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $315,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The
tax
until
for
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered June 15—v.. 189, p. 240&—
were
awarded
to
the
Berks
—
eral obligation
fered
were
June
funding bonds of¬
189, p. 2510—
11—v.
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
Company, as 37/sS, at a price of
a basis of about 3.86%.
1100.03,
Dorothy
that the Board
$37,000 general
Bond Sale—The
County
Schools Ferry Road,
noon
(EST) on July 8
Portland), Ore.
purchase of $1,150,000
Bond Sale — The $100,000 gen¬
school improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,1959. Due on Dec. 1 from eral obligation water bonds of¬
189, p. 2619—
1960 to 1981 inclusive. Principal fered June 8—v.
and interest (J-D) payable at the were awarded to the First Nation¬
bids
i
National
of par.
Offering—Clerk
a*i4
(P. O. Jefferson), Ore.
District
the
Wilmington
Bonds due in 1976
inclusive.
School cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Carlisle Deposit Bank &
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬ Trust Company? in Carlisle. Le¬
ceived until July 2 for the pur¬ gality approved by Rhoads, Sinon
chase of $85,000 building bonds, it & Reader, of Harrisburg.
Marion
Tillamook
Sale—The
10—v. 189, p.
to
Bond
Taylor, Pa.
Offering—B. L. Llewellyn,
Borough
sealed
on
will
receive
11 a.m.
(EDST)
Secretary,
bids until
July 3 for the purchase of $70,-
000 general
obligation funding and
bonds. Dated June
improvement
115, 1959. Due on Dec. 15 from 1960
to 1973 inclusive. Principal and
National Bank & al Bank of Oregon, in Portland, interest
payable at the office of
Trust Company, of Wilmington. at a price of 98.75, a net interest
the Borough Secretary. Legality
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬ cost of about 4.43%, as follows:
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
$18,000 33/is. Due on July 1 from
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Clinton County
1960
OKLAHOMA
interest
Legality
—
,
Legality
p.m,
bonds offered thereafter are callable, in whole
June 8
p. 2619 — were or in part, in inverse numerical
awarded
to
the
First
National
order, on any interest payment
Bank of Oregon, in Portland.
date on or after Aug. 1,1961. Prin¬
on
Ohio National Bank of Columbus.
8
on
water
v.
189,
Bank of Oregon, in Portland, as
July
15
4%s.
for
the
purchase of $31,000,000
Thoroughfare Construction reve¬
Port of Gold Beach (P. O.
nue
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1959.
Gold Beach), Ore.
Due semi-annually on March 15
Bond Offering — Richard Bufand Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1972
fington, Secretary of Board of
inclusive.
Principal and interest Commissioners, will receive sealed
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬ bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July
urer's office; First National City 7 for the purchase of $85,000 im¬
Bank of New York City; Northern
provement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
Trust Co., Chicago; Union Com¬ 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to
merce Bank, Cleveland; or at the
1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
until
until
bids
June 30 for the pur¬
chase of $950,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 197ST
County, Oahway Water Dist.
(P. O. 1421 Coburg Road,
Portland), Ore.
(State of)
'
Bond
Mt:
offered*'June 15—v. 189, p.
awarded to the Peo¬
...
Jones,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Willard United Bank,
North
Plainfield.
Legality
ap¬
School District
Vernon), Ohio
Sale-^Tbe $35,000 school
O.
(P.
-
non
water
assessment
Dated
Bond Sale
2619—were
Howard Local
D.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon.(EST) on July 9
for .the? purchase of $25,450 special
702.58
port
North
&
Sale—Dorothy
County Institution
(P. O. Carlisle), Pa,
sealed
(EDST)
Lane
obligation
Whitehall (P. O. Columbus), Ohio
r4V4S.
Datftbn, Ohio
Note
Ohio
7:30
Chief Clerk of Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
Eugene), Oregon
$50,000 general
Plainheld,
until
Bond Offering—Earl L. Brenne-
ceive
in Portland.
gon,
A.
man,
Bond Sale^—The
North
sold
hospital
awarded
to the First National Bank of Ore¬
Cleveland.
Toledo,
offered^,June 16—v. 189,
bonds
District
2731—were
bids
sealed
Cumberland
Oregon
Sale—The
189, p.
William
School
(DST) on July 8 for the
purchase of $760,000 general ob¬
ligation funding and improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due
on Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1984 in¬
clusive. Callable as. of Aug.
1,
1969. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Lemoyne Trust
Co., Lemoyne. Legality approved
by Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of
Harrisburg.
$70,556.42 im¬
provement bonds offered June 15
—v.
sidewalk improvement bonds was
terminal building notes of¬
E. Ray Allen & Co;, Inc.", Malon S. fered June IS^v. 189, p. 2510—
Andrus, Inc., Arthurs, Lestrahge were sold to Tobal banks, at 2.50%
& Co., Atwill & Co., Barret," Fitch, plus a premium of $100.
Hutchinson
to
1960
from
Deposit Bank Company,
of Medina. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
basis of about 4.17%.
Brooklyn .?Heights (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
&
Underwood. Neuhaus & Co.; Inc.
OREGON
Bond
—
Secretary
of the
Directors, will
Jr.,
of
Board
Savings
Bond
-
Co., Suplee,
Mosley Co., Inc.*
-J- !
Yeatman
11—v.
Company, a^c41/4s, at a price of
&
Co., A. E. Masten &
Son
Ohio
offered**June
bonds
Co., Merrill. Turben & Co., W. H.
Newbold's
1
$25,000 school
improvement bonds offered June
Sale-^The $220,000 school
Bond
Battles^ Inc.^ Johnson & Johnson,
Kormendi
bonds, it is reported.
Dallas,
July 1, 1959. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bond
Beaver, Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Lisbon),
-
School
Indep.
(P. O. Woodward),
1
to
Ohio
:S"10
Emanuel,
Inc.,. Fahnestock
Oct.
on
Plymouth
-
&
100.008,
Barcus,
A. G. Edwards & Sons.
&
of
pQ^t of about 4.42%,
Duje
$60,000 6s:
..
Parke,
Deetjen & Co., Clement A. Evans
G.
a'^price
interest
follows:..;
as
Kindred & Co.,
Boettcher & Co., Courts- & Co.,
.Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Ind
&
p.
Smith,'
Allison-Williams
Co.,
bonds offered June 9—
2618—were awarded to
sewer
189,
v.
,
&
$125,000 water
Merrill
.
Thomas
-
Bond Sale—The
,
burger, Loeb & Co., Rand & Co.
Singer, Deane & Scribher, John
Small & Co., Wood/Guhdy & Co.,
Inc.;
Andrews-; &
Wellsj" Inc.,
Bramhall,
Faliort :
Co.,
Inc.,
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.4, John C.
Lee & Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co.,
Inc., Moore, Leonard &LynCh,
New hard.
Cook & Co., Raffenspergeiy
Hughes
& /Co.," Inc.,
Schmidt,/Roberts
1960
Dated
.
&
from
1
1968 inclusive.
^
MacArthur
Oct.
Offering
Fenical,
p.m.
Oklahoma
inclusive.
71,452 street improvement bonds.
1
ower,
oh
1967
•
"
County
District No.
.
.
Barr
until
Camp Hill School District, Pa.
Bond
receive
$600,000 water works bonds.
400,000 parking lot bonds.
$37,50.9 street improvement bonds.
1968
Trust
&
follows:
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
Company* Jtl*,.yalley Stream. Le¬
&
(CST) on July 6 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 bonds, as
ceived until June 22 for the pur¬
chase of $650,000 site and building
bids
—
that
noon
on
C. J*. Devine &
Inc.,
announces
Sale —The $150,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered
June 16
v. 189, p. 2619 — weie
awarded to the City Bank & Trust
Company, of Reading, as 3s.
Bond
eral
7:30 p.m.
will
Finance,
of
City Clerk
—
June 26 for the pur¬
chase of $108,961
special assess¬
ment bonds, as follows:
sealed
the syndi¬
inclusive. Principal and interest
Co.," Blair-&
•*(J-D)- payable at the Valley
Lynch, Pierce,
members
Director
Twp. School District
(P. O. Morgantown), Pa.
bids will be received until
sealed
Woodward
Ohio
Offering—Everett O. Eng¬
(EDST)
on
on
Bond
land,
June 30 for the pur¬
$144,000 public improve¬
bonds. Dated June 15, 1959.
ment
.
i*eceive
p.m.
chase bf
1
inclusive.
19.79
to
receive
June
oh
'.-V.
ring — Anthony
Village Treasurer, will
Becher;
/;
■'Medina,
Bond Q f f e
froth
•
17,500,000 4s. Due on June 1
-
Valley Stream, N. Y.
;
cinnati.
j
.
$2,500,000 6s. Due On June 1 from
\
dletown.
Legality
approved by
Peck, Shaffer & WilliSms, of Cin¬
bonds
originally were scheduled for of¬
fering on May 14—v. 189, p. 2186
—and postponed.
Offering
McClellan
Louisa
<
by Halsey, Stuart &" Co.,
Inc., Drexel. & Co.,; Glore, Forgan
Caernarvon
Shawnee, Ohla.
of
land. .Thrust
headed
PENNSYLVANIA
water¬
bonds when originally
offered on May 25—v. 189, p. 2619
—were rejected.
of the
syndicate
$500,000
foregoing
(EST) on July 2 for the purchase
$195,000 school improvement
pany? in Potsdam, or at the option
of
bonds.
Note—All bids received for the
H.
until
purchase
works
Sigel,
Education, will
—
Clerk of Board of
the
Com¬
Trust
the
Township Local School
West
Middletown), Ohio
District (P. O.
the
for
63
(2839)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond
Joe
12,000
Anadarko, Okla.
Offering — City Manager
E. «JParris
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
7:30
p.m..
(CST)
'
$
on
June 24 for
to
4s.
1966
to
1965 inclusive.
on July 1
1969 inclusive.
Due
from
32,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
38,000 4V2S. Due on July 1
1977 to
1983
inclusive.
from
Wilkinsburg-Penn Joint Water
Authority (P. O. Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 water
revenue bonds offered
June 16—
v.
189, p. 2731—were
awarded to
<64
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2840)
n
syndicate headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., at a price of
98.03, a net interest cost of about
-4.28%, as follows:
$20,000 2%s. Due on May
20,000 3s. Due on May 1,
20,000 3.15s. Due on May
20,000 31/4s. Due on May
20,000 3.35s. Due on May
'
/ 20,000 3.45s. Due on May
20,000 3.55s. Due on May
20,000 3.65s. Due on May
240,000 4s. Due on May
160,000 41/«s. Due
80,000 4.15s. Due on May 1, 1981
1982.
and
in the
of 2.4%.
syndi¬
cate: Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Feniier & Smith, White, Weld & Co.,
De Haven & Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine, Yarnall, Biddle & Co.,
Chaplin & Co., Kay, Richards &
Co.,
McJunkin,
Patton &
Co.,
Poole & Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co., Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc., McKelvey & Co.
of the
PUERTO RICO
j
Puerto
(Commonwealth of)
Growing Double
Rico
Bank Deposits
CJ. S. Rate—Puerto Rico's "Opera¬
tion
industrialization
sparking a banking
Bootstrap"
is
program
.
,
Government
Bank
Puerto
for
for
Development
Rico is fiscal
the Puerto
Rico
Authority.
Ports
Puerto
a
Deoartment survey
commercial
Rico
bank
deposits since the Bootstrap pro¬
gram started ten years ago have
been increasing by 8% a year, or
double the annual 4% growth
rate in the U. S. Bank deposits in
Puerto Rico are currently" esti¬
mated at $493,000,000.
handle
To
increasing
demand
for banking services, Puerto Rico's
11 commercial banks in fiscal 1958
25 banking units to
added
already
sion.
the 79
for a 32% expan¬
addition, two more sav¬
open,
In
ings* and
associations
loan
were
established.
Spring, Puerto Rico bank
resources topped
$600,000,000 for
the first time. These rose to $606,This
000,000 for
U.
a
the same
over
S.
$53,000,000 increase
period of 1958. Two
Bank
Rico:
and
in
Manhattan
National City
branches
have
banks
Puerto
Chase
First
ISLAND
RHODE
I.
*
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
June 12 —v. 189, p. 2620 —were
sold to the Federal Housing and
(P.
Home
at
Providence),
O.
Finance
price of
a
R.
Agen cy,
2 % s,
as
par.
"Puerto
Rico, '58; Report On Finances And
Economy," covers four * specific
21
page
survey,
Private Financial
areas:
Callable
Activity;
Public Finances; Economic Prog¬
and Outlook For The Com¬
ing Year.
Copies are available
irom Dept. PR, Economic Devel¬
opment Administration of Puerto
Rico, 666 Fifth Avenue, New York.
ress;
Water
Rico
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bond
Cul-
r,
bonds.
Dated July
1, 1959.
July 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
tem
Due
from
1960
on
Charleston.
Reports
the
For
bonds. Due
sewer
of Education,
April
1,
1959.
on
July
1979 inclusive.
July 1,
1959.
Principal
(J-J) payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Kingsbury County, Bancroft Indep.
School
District
No.
4
(P.
O.
Bancroft), S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Donald Thaden,
District
bids
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
8:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
June 23 for the purchase of $60,000 school building bonds. Dated
1961
and
to
on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1971
interest payable at any suit¬
able
desig¬
nated by
at the
banking institution
the purchaser, or
County Treasurer's office.
ity approved by Dorsey,
Chester
revenue
v.
sponding period
The
a year ago.
Government Development
for
Puerto
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Authority.
Puerto Rico Ports
San
Authority (P. O.
Juan), Puerto Rico
Air Passenger and
Cargo Traf¬
fic Increase—Passenger
traffic
through Puerto Rico's Interna¬
tional Airport at San Juan totaled
98,420 during April, 1959, com¬
pared with -77,511 in April of 1958,
increase of 26.97%, according
to an announcement on June 12 by
Eduardo Gracia, Executive Direc¬
an
tor
of
the
Puerto
Rico
Ports
Authority.
Cargo movement
through
the
airport
in - April
amounted to 3,563,677 pounds
Sold
—
All
189,
Legal¬
Due on April 1
inclusive. In¬
Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
bonds
was
sold
to
schoolhouse
C.
Tucker
&
Co., Inc.,
as
to
sealed
Macon
bids
office.
bids
re¬
the
2403—were rejected.
County (P. O. Lafayette),
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
bonds offered June 15 — v. 189,
2620—were
Bradford
&
awarded
until
11
Legality
Roberts
to
J.
C.
Company.
1970 to
(PST)
a.m.
approved
Shefelman,
&
by
of
Black-
bids will be received until 10
chase of
June
23
for
the
$485,000 waterworks
tem revenue bonds.
1961
to
inclusive.
197-4
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality aproved by Weter, Rob¬
erts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Kent,
to
Harmony Indep. School District
(P. O. Gilmer), Texas
Bond
Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
State
bonds
Dated
June
to
Education,
1,
as
1959. Due on
1982 inclu¬
May 15 from 1960 to
sive.
Interest
Sale
Bond
The
—
bonds
p.
v.
—
awarded
Hobbs
&
189,
to
Corporation,
price of 100.008.
and
at
were
sold
$50,000
system
as 414 s, at a
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
In¬
terest F-A.
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
/
June
a.m.
(P.
redemption prior to -maturity, as
whole or in part, in inverse nu¬
merical order, on Sept. 1, 1966, or
on
any
interest payment date
thereafter. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Union
from
Bond Sale—The
June
189,
the
p.
County
O.
Co., the Mil¬
Channer Se¬
Comp any,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., and Allan Blair
waukee
Company,
Co., at
interest
price of 100.09, a net
of about 4.13%, as
a
cost
follows:
1 from
Bond
2512—
Johnson,
receive
(PST) on
Plymouth (Towns) Joint
School District No.
of¬
will
Treasurer,
2620 — were
composed of
p.
group
curities
gen¬
Wash.
R.
a
Robert W. Baird &
brich,
Offering
1,
Wis.
Lucille Lem-
—
Clerk,
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
$175,000 school bonds. Dated July
1,1959. Due on March 1 from 1960
to 1979 inclusive. Principal and
interest
payable at the
Beloit
State Bank, Beloit. Legality ap¬
proved by Quarles, Herriott &
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Town
June
will
until 3
sealed bids
on
Tacoma)',
Offering—L.
to
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
price of
a
189,
v.
—
161,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
Finance
State
15
$452,500. school
bonds offered
addition
p.m.
the
for
23
WYOMING
Buffalo, Wyo.
Bonds
Not
Sold—The
issue
of
waterworks bonds
on
Pullman, Wash.
June 15—v. 189, p. 2620—was not
Bond
Offering—M.
E.
Mays, sold due to litigation.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Crook County High School District
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on July
No. 1 (P. O. Sundance), Wyo.
7 for the purchase of $300,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The $440,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
eral obligation building bonds of¬
$55,000 warehouse bonds.
fered June 11—v. 189, p. 2404—
12,000 sanitary fill bonds.
were sold to the State of Wyom¬
100,000 library bonds.
ing, as 3%s, at a price of par.
121,000 swimming pool and parks
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
bonds.
bonds
gen¬
offered
16—v.
July
15,
1959.
from
1
cemetery bonds.
Due
on
July 15 from 1961 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
189, p. 2512—were
payable at the City Treasurer's
a syndicate headed
by office.
Legality approved by BurPhelps, Fenn & Co., at price of
cham & Blair, of Spokane.
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Tallfnadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
awarded to
100.05,
3.78%,
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
$810,000 5s. Due
1960
900,000
to
1968
will
inclusive.
Offering
receive
—
sealed
ONTARIO
Town Clerk
bids until 8
(PST) on June 24 for the
purchase of $70,000 general ob¬
July 15, 1979. ligation bonds, as follows:
3.80s.
Due on July 15
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Other
Bond
July 15 from
on
on
members
of
Guelph, Ontario
Debenture
p.m.
the
Richmond.
CANADA
Redmond, Wash.
as
tures
WASHINGTON
Bellevue
Sewer
District
(P.
O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond
O f f
e
r
i
n
Flanders, Secretary of the Board
of
Commissioners, will receive
sealed
bids
at
the
Board
Pacific National Bank, 900
sold
was
to
Room,
An
issue
group
a
of
deben¬
com¬
Canadian
Bank of
Commerce, as
Due on June 15 from 1960
to 1979 inclusive. Interest J-D.
51/2S.
QUEBEC
Dated
approved by Weter, Roberts
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Ste. Victoire School
&
Debenture
$145,000
Sale.— An issue of
school
Whatcon\ County, Meridian School
Dist. No. 50S (P. O. Bellingham), vincial,
Washington
a
Offering
—
Hugh, Cory,
building
deben¬
Credit Interpro-
Ltd.,' at a price of 98.00,
net interest cost of about 5.83%,
as.
Bond
Second County .Treasurer, will receive
Ave., Seattle, until 11 a.m. (PST) sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
on
July 2 for the purchase of July 2 for the purchase of $85,000
Planters National Bank,, ©f Mem¬
$3,340,000 Series D sewer revenue general obligation bonds. Dated
phis, or at the option of the holder, bonds, as follows:
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
Commission,
Ouebec
tures was sold to
g-/Robert L.
—
posed of Anderson & Co., Ltd., J.
L. Graham & Co., Ltd., and the
July 1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Town Treasurer's office; Legality
;
Sale
improvement
$1,242,114
and interest
sys¬
after March 1, 1967 are subject to
as
1979 inclusive.
to
Rock and
bonds
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dated
Dated March
on March 1 from 1962
to 1994 inclusive. Bonds due on and
net
a
3,62%,
on July
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
County School District No.
12,000
$1,800,000
improvement
about
$180,000
Edwards,
price of par.
Bond Sale—The
First
Muskego and Norway (Towns),
Joint High School District No. 2
(P. O. Muskego), Wis.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
from
eral
of
on July 1
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Tex.
sewer
Inc.,
11—v.
to
$80,000
school
Committee, as 4s, at
par.
J1
Pierce
price of 100.20,
a
cost
$291,500 4s. Due
a
sold to R. J.
was
sold
of
First
Sale—An issue of
Bond
waterworks
was
July 6 for the purchase of $102,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
were
Funk,
jointly,
Wills Point,
bonds
—
H.
the
and
Texas
gen¬
offered
2620
Creston
Co.,
obligation
Bond
$200,000
obligation
9
the
$345,000 3i/2s. Due
Sumner School
(P. O.
Tacoma), Wash.
-
June
Liberty, Texas
eral
bonds
Company, Inc.
Sale—The
401
June
to
Chicago, and
&
Co., Inc.,
follows:*
County,
fered
M-N.
of
Baird
W.
interest
District No. 320
eral
$40,000
sold
was
Board of
Wash.
sewer
McLean &
Pierce
pur¬
lf 1959. Due
a
Robert
jointly, at
awarded
from
May 15, 1959. Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Gib¬
son, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Bond
awarded
National ' Bank
building
May 15 from water and
on
$555,000 school
16—v. 189, p.
bonds offered June
2512—were
July 6 for the purchase of $72,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
syndi¬ $50,000 water utility bonds. Due
on July 1 from
cate:
R.
W.
1961 to 1974
Pressprich & Co.,
T ennessee
inclusive.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Bond
Offering—Secretary of Mason-Hagan, Inc., Edward G.
20,000 street resurfacing bonds.
Board
of
Commissioners
G.
G. Webb &
Due on July 1 from 1961 to
Co., Investment Corp. of
Crenshaw announces that sealed
1974 inclusive.
Norfolk, and Bank of Virginia, in
on
Bond Sale—The
1973
Dated
the
3.98%.
210,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $650,000
1977 inclusive.
90,000 Is. Due
Shelby County, Lucy-Woodstock
Utility District (P. O. Memphis),
(CST)
about
Menasha, Wis.
receive
Kelso, Wash.
Offering — Lora
Bond
inclusive.
36,000 4V2s. Due
*
on
Petersburg, Va.
Tennessee
p.
will
Treasurer,
May 15 from
on
1969
VIRGINIA
bonds offered June 16—
p.
O.
stone, City Clerk, will receive
4s. Dated sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
1979
to
TENNESSEE
in
ended
as
neapolis.
Not
(P.
Dist.
Indep. Sch. District,
Owen, McCall,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬ Dallas.
for
313
Offering—Robert J. Clark,
County
Texas
terest A-O.
4s.
Dated
and interest
$700,000 water¬
works extension and improvement
April 30, 1959, revenues of the
Authority
totaled
$36,508,955
against $35,127,305 in the corre¬
Bank
Bond
No.
Angeles), Wash.
1
1960
from
Grafton^ Wis.
Sale—-The
Bond
&
25,000 street improvement bonds.
Due 011 July 1 from 1961 to
—
months
District
Port
Sale—An issue of $12,000
school bonds was sold to the State
Board
WISCONSIN
Seattle.
Sch.
Nacogdoches),
1960
1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Revenues
twelve
School
Bond
S. Dak.
lows:
Bonds
April, 1959, amounted to $3,179,375, compared with $2,961,555 in
April of 1958, according to S. L.
Descartes, Executive Director of
the Authority.
In¬
inclusive. -Principal
$206,000 gen¬
agency in New York City. eral
obligation sewage disposal
Legality
approved
by
Preston, plant bonds offered June 12-—v.
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of 189, p. 2512 — were awarded to
Seattle.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc>, as 4s,
at a price of 100.20, a basis of
Clallam County, Crescent Consol
Weter,
Heights Indep.
O.
James
Bond Offering — E. M. Pence,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
24
for the
purchase of $75,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
of the Authority
Increased
revenues
inclusive.
1982
$14,000 4V4S. Due
ceived
Puerto Rico
to
follows:
$50,000
1,
1979
to
interest (J-J)
fiscal
SOUTH DAKOTA
Conde,
July
Texas
J-J.
(P.
will
receive
noon (EST) on
June 23 for the purchase of $250,000 combined public utility sys¬
Mayo
sealed bids until
dated
are
Monday, June 22/1959
.
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity/approved by Preston, .Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle;
beginning June
1,
1960.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the State's
National
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Central
Laurens, S. C.
Offering—W. Paul
bertson,
Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Total
1974. Prin¬
(F-A) payable
interest
bonds
July 7 for; the* purchase of
$25,000 building and equipment
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000 bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the July 1 from 1961 to 1969 inclu¬
State Board of Education, as 4.35s. sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 payable at the County Treasurer's
Blanco
Athens, Tenn.
Puerto
of Aug. 1,
as
and
the Mercantile
terest
July 1, 1959. Due
Bank.
The
(CST) on July 2 for the pur¬
of $3,000,000
schoolhoust
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Bank,
Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, WIcCall &
Horton, of Dallas.
,
Rhode Island School .of Design
Rico Treasury
reported June
17.
Puerto
Texas
Austin,
chase
at
boom in the Caribbean Common¬
wealth,
D.
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
receive sealed bids until Z
cipal
July 1,
on
1961
and
1989.
Dallas.
1988.
members
Other
Offering —F.
p.m.
pounds
of 1958, a decrease
1
.
1959 and callable
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
41,772,365
*
550,000 4.20s. Due on May 1, 1986.
1,160,000 414s. Due on May 1,
and
Arnarillo
1,740,000 bonds. Due
The
.V
TEXAS
771,970
similar period
on July
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive.
$1,600,000 bonds. Due
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago. * *
against
150,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
1987
Exchange
will
agent
May 1 from
on
Corn
Bank, of New York City.
for this period show 40,pounds
were
moved
reports
The
inclusive.
1980
1977 to
Chemical
the
at
.
1976 inclusive.
to
1969
1, 1961.
1962.
1, 1963.
1, 1964.
1, 1965.
1, 1966.
1, 1967.
1, 1968.
1 from
against 2,690,220 in April of last
year, an increase of 32.46%.
During the twelve-month peri¬
od
ended
April 30, "1959, there
were
1,129,352 passengers serv¬
iced, compared with 992,081 in the
corresponding period the year be¬
fore, an increase of 13,8%
Cargo
.
follows:
$107,000 5!4s. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1964. inclusive.
38,000 5^2s. Due on, July 1 from
19.65 to 1979 inclusive.
..
Dated
July 1; 1959. Interest J-J.
@FedFRASER