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OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
J UN 24 1357
ISSUE
nsiffiss UMiNsruoM
"The
\*,UMJYLfcKHAL and.
Financial Chronicle
Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Volume
185
Number 5649
New York
General
RAILROAD
Acme
Steel
shares of
by
Co.—Stock
PUBLIC UTILITY
■
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Subscriptions—Of the 396,079
stock recently offered for subscription
stockholders of record May 21 at $29.50 per
367,541 shares were subscribed for, and the re¬
28,538
shares
taken
were
ments.
by
up
the
New
In This Issue
of
sales
$2,987,662,
were
representing
Stock and Bond
Quotations
New York
41''o from the sales of $5,089,559 in 1955.
Approximately one-half
this shrinkage In sales resulted from the abandonment in late 1955
the company's Sand Cast operations.
Most of the balance of the
of
of
reduction
Net
in cookware
occurred
worth
additions
sales.
or
$6,371 ancl long-term debt was down $59,000
Depreciation provided uuring the year exceeded capital
more
than $90,000.
Idle building expense amounted to
will,
expense
lease of this
of
course,
when
cease
building is consummated.—V. 177,
satisfactory
a
1785.
p.
Stock
Stock
Exchange
the
company's
office
in
Chicago,
111.—V.
157,
Exchange—
net
income
1956
net
breaking ceremonies
took
place
at
the
June 19 at Murray Hill, N.
polymer laboratory,
to cost
SEC Index of Stock Prices
V.
185,
p.
&
35
Alco Products, Inc.—Sales
Net
sales
Net
income
before
taxes
for taxes
Provision
1,090,000
This
The
income
the
Dividends
preferred stock
on
$527,000
Exchange
55
and
Rates..
48
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
After
June
I iftn
530
65,000
Dividends
common
on
stock__
65,000
$709,000
442,000
stock
Earnings per common share
Wear
obsolescence
and
Bank
Note
of
442,000
—
$0.26
—-——
facilities
loans
(deprec.)—
—>
$0.40
*90.000
within.one
Due
year
beyond
-Due
year__.
one
v>
*
—.—
10,000,000
45,507,000
On May 1, unshipped orders of all regular products amounted to $110
million, or more than double the $53 million in unfilled orders at the
end
ments
to
the
years*
tank
two
last
of
year.
This backlog
has been
built up
despite
volume
ship¬
from the four plants which were net strike bound, and amounts
highest backlog of commercial products on the books in many
Additionally, unfilled orders of $18 million remain on the Army
contract,
which
is
scheduled
for
completion
within
the
next
months.
Sales
of
$26,734,000,
year.
In
of
as
compared
addition,
ALCO
to
the
first
$30,943 000
shipped Army
quarter
in
the
The buyer,
from
of
transfer
a
the
of
1957
same
combat tanks
amounted
period
of
valued at
to
purchase
capital
last
None
option
stock,
affairs
$18,-
the
of
and
The
include
Significant business and economic trends in
Canada are reviewed
regularly in onr Monthly
informed
aid
to
investment
Canadian securities is available
with
183,
follows:
value
common
with
prominent
ICC
also
has
the
new
in
Akron,
asked
ICC
approval
when
company
this year
to
by
the
$1,700,000
common
is
of the
active in
the
$5,000,000
the
from
the
stock of
bank
sale
trucking
new
President;
new
sale
of
at
company
425,000
$4
a
will
the
and
of
the
The
shares
at
Ended
March
31—
System—Earnings Off
195T
1956
$7,843,3047,247,433
$7,494,084
6,857,559
$595,771
$636,525
•
—_
"
operations
income
_
(net)
116,974
before
U.
S.
for
S.
Federal
U.
Federal
income
income
tax
tax_
?
72,452
$711,745
-
$708,977
420,000
-
390,000
-
$291,745
,
$318,977
Western Union Telegraph Co. and others.
The agree¬
provides for payment by Western Union to All America of about
in international telegraph traffic within an 18-month period.
ment
$560,000
Oral
argument
matter
the
of
the
before
the
Federal
divestment
Communications
Commission
on
Western Union of its international
May 13, 1957 and a fir.al decision is
pending before the Commission.—V. 184, p. 2833.
telegraph
now
operations
held
was
Can
American
share;
American
$i
of
$2,000,000
a
$2,250,000
issue
of
15-year 6%
warrants; $1,200,000 from
a
5V*%
$100,000 from a 4'A% Short-term bank
of
promissory
notes
will
issued
be
directly-
W.
former
State
and
of
Freight,
United
between
and
currently
over
4.157
Chicago,
F.
by
on
Co.—Dixie
Cup Stockholders Approve
2661.
p.
A
new
Cyanamid Co.—New Chemical Development
offering
agent,
dual
a
attack
the
In
treatment
of
ulcers,
has
been developed by this company and Is being offered to the medical
profession through Cyanamld's Lederle Laboratories Division.
Pathibamate
tridihexethyl iodide-meprobamate, it combines
anticholinergic
Pathilon,
with
the
tranquilizer,
mcprobamate.
designed to relieve both the painful ulcer symptoms and the
associated anxiety and tension.
C.
O.
-
Cullender
General
Sam
S.
Bell, former
Akron
E.
B.
Chicago;
Co.,
Electric
incorporated
motor
of
these
in
the
1955-56
New
1931,
of
was
991
ranks
carriers
eighth
was
operates
miles
in
common
in
Co.
and
a
27th by dollar
general freight
earnings
for
1956,*
trailers
routes
area
and
is
and
covering
major
other
a
tri¬
eastern
to
According
than
of
Other
that
at
In
estimates
time
will
preliminary
than
more
ulcers,
150
irritable
De
to
the
there
undergoing
USPHS
figures
sufferers
10%
of
in
are
are
more
treatment for
conservative,
nation.
the
population
our
The
and
"Textbook
(170 million)
have,
ulcers.
trials,
with
Pathibamate
such
disturbances
of
has
proved successful in
conditions
as
the
tract,
G.
I.
duodenal
and peptic
pylorospasm and
&
the
to
Affiliate—
organize
a
jointly-owned
Co.,
two
Ltd.,
of
by
new
company,
American
London,
companies,
it
was
has
Formica
Cyanamid
been
the
U.
terms
announced
on
8
Ltd.,
Co.
reached
in
and
7
by
K.
'
of
the
agreement,
which
is subject
Great
Thomas
by representa¬
June
President.
Under
both
be
Rue
of
Towe,
statistics,
States
colon.-
agreement
La
the
have,
clinical
To Form English
An
Britain,
Service
United
ulcer
that
patients
functional
Health
the
duodenum.
10,000,000
are
some
in
or
indicated
sources
there
Public
S.
persons
stomach
the
of Medicine"
or
U.
4,000.000
ulcers
tives
$656,000.
trucks,
authorized
England
of
the
It
Chidlaw,
W.
Cleveland:
Co.;
Pedler,
Co., James S. Pedler,
Goodrich executive;
Bo Ike
of
Benjamin
S.
York; William C. Whitehead, President
Angeles; and D. Harold Byrd, independent
net earnings
average
company
units
Inc.,
among
States,
-
James
New
Corp., Los
Dallas, Texas,
revenue
B.
and
Inc.,
Tool
Rubber
former
Brunswick
Vice-President
of
Gen.
Products.
Pneumatic
Goodyear Tire &
consultant
the
include
Thompson
Cleveland
President
Officer:
Financial
members
of
of
parrett
equipment
angle
the
Lang,
of
and
Other
President
States
Annual
TORONTO, CANADA
located
May 1, 1957, the Federal Communications Commission approved
agreement, jointly reached, for settlement of damages to All Amer¬
Cables & Radio, Inc., a subsidiary, as a result of contracts
entered
ica
of
Vice-President and
operator,
All
volume
in
of
be
purchasing group include P. M. Thomas, All States
McClelland, Executive Vice-President; J. Frederic
Donald
Vice-President
executive
oil
high
May
company's New York offices will be
Yonc 36, N. Y.—V. 185, p. 2797.
Merger.—See Dixie Cup Co. below.—V. 185,
purchasing fund
the debentures will be sold to an underwriting
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
the
Secretary.
ret.,
Mullin,
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
442,000.000 compared
carried more than
previous
On
an
operating
company;
of
Poetzinger,
of
the
company.
company
stock
loan;
stock
headed by
Regent
—
to
Called
group
Jr.,
cargo
American
year.
compared
Net income
the
exercise
shares of All States
shareholders and executive,
personnel
the
said
common
common
Chester
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Income
"
outstanding
10,000
supervisory
from
proceeds
Bensinger,
Ross, Knowles & Co. LtJ.
last
of
year
and
year.
New
from
Nonoperating
p.'
Financing—
headquarters
organized early
selling shareholders
to
as
aeronautics
request.
$13,250,000,—V.
change in management is contemplated.
no
Members
25 ADELAIDE ST. W.
and
application
The
on
1956,-
31,
loan.
Investment in Canada
passenger
into between The
line,
rights to
the
on
major
six-year term
A Guide to—
line
truck
of
Members
a
established
of
operating
effected.
the buying group,
purchase is
debentures
oil
to
Dec.
on
which spells out "incorporated" in its title to differentiate
itself
net
decisions
this year
operating common carrier truck
Ohio, it was announced on June 20.
par
This
of
April
$18,000,000
to
35,000,000
a
raised
Bulletin.
amounting
an
administrative
in
regular products
in
corporation has asked Interstate Commerce Commission approval5
financing plan to purchase All 3tates Freight, Inc.,
—
9,150,000
44,318,000
—:
loans,
Provision
The
—.—850,000
.
working capital
May
the
24,
Ave.,
Months
Income
bonk
reduced
States Freight, Incorporated—Plans
All
for
14.
June
on
expenses
1957.
5,000,000
A
Atwill
resulting in total net sales of $45,309,000 for the first-quarter
further
were
class
by
according to C. R. Speers, Senior Vice-
miles for the month totaled
revenues
1957.
Short-term
payable:
Net
records
new
May,
announced
this
last
Operating
574,009,
underwritten
2209.
American Cable & Radio Corp.
Three
473,000
15,500,000
—.
been
47
$774,000
$462,000
*
common
185, p.
covering
American Brake Shoe Co.—Moves Offices—
:
48
The Course of Bank Clearings
have
1,
of
withdrawn; according to
10.300,000 during Mny for a new monthly
record for the domestic
industry. Mr. Speers said the figure included
a new monthly peak for
airfreight of 7,963,000 ton miles, a 40% boost
over
May, 1956, and surpassing the previous record of 7,335,000 ton
miles set by AA last October.—V. 185, p. 2094.
48
Federal Reserve System
be
to
Cargo ton miles climbed to
11
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
of
for
carried
Offerings
Payable
Declared
to
was
established
was
passenger
410,000.000
695,000,
Foreign
of
for
Earnings available
,
share, vis
per
Fla.—V.
month
State ancl City Bond
641,00c
-—-—
—
Worth,
Florida, Inc.—Statement Withdr'n
offering
corporation
Operating
Net
$564,197.
$11.50
Miami,
for
Revenue
1,415,000
563,000
Fort
and
American Airlines, Inc.—Establishes New Records—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
—
to
passengers
Dividends
1956
——
income.
on
ut
720,000
laboratories
$45,309,000 $30,943,000
——
stock
Co., Inc.,
Miscellaneous Features
.
A
1957
including Dallas
were:
General Corporation & Investment News. Cover
Up—Earnings Decline—
Texas,
the
President, Sales, it
Reserve Banks
Three Months Ended March 31—•
In
Products of
reports:
press
traffic
research facilities.
The new laboratory will be com¬
the end of 1957 and will be devoted to the development oi
primarily for paints, adliesivcs, plastics,
and
coatings.—
2553.
cities
registration statement filed with the BEG on .May
proposed offering to stockholders, of. 130,000 shares
common
'
chemical
tional
pleted by
polymers
bank
short-term
are
The
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange.35
Facilities
research
of
•
.
subsidiaries
in the offering with The First Trust
Beecroft, Cole & Co.; -Harold>E. Wood & Co.;
Fcdesta & Co.; and Eugene C. Dinsmore.—V. 186, p. 1989.
Lincoln
Allied
;
the
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
modern, two-story
will be built to house addi¬
$500,000,
over
T.
reduction
the
Its
t^ree months ended Feb 28, 1957, consolidated
$166,945, while for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30,
was
Cruttenden,
of
with
Ground
nine
amounted
40
45
derwriters, headed by Reynolds & Co., Drexel & Co. and
Co., at $35 per share. For details,
see V. 185,
p. 2553.
of this company on
period
a
general corporate
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
44
Laurence M. Marks &
Research
to
-
and
for
41
Subscriptions—Of the 170,160 shares of common stock recently offered for sub¬
scription by common stockholders of record May 24 at
$28 per share, 167,488 shares were subscribed for and
the remaining 2,672 were taken up and sold
by the un¬
Co., Inc.—Expands
refunding purposes for
to be used
are
applied
company
EARNINGS—For
Co.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section..
proceeds
"
■
in
39
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Stock Exchange.
for
and three cities in Louisiana.
-
39
Toronto
Air Products, Inc.—Stock
Reduction
Indiana,
engaged In (1)
financing;. (2) direct and personal loans; "(3) wholesale or floor
financing; (4j capital bans; and. (5) insurance*. Operations are
retail
"
Air
non-calJable
bo
may
-
conducted
Stock
Stock Exchange.—
Montreal
and
-
plan
36
Stock
Coast
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1737.
p.
Illinois,
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Debentures Offered
are
BUSINESS—The
36
...
debentures
loans.
36
Over-the-Counter Markets
at
Ohio,
years.
purposes,
31
Exchange..
Exchange
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.*.39
redemption as of June 1, 1957, all
of its outstanding I'/a%
cumulative convertible participating class A
stock at $7.50 per share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment is being
made
Finance
PROCEEDS—The net
36
Pacific
L
-
'The
27
Midwest
sale
called for
recently
company
(Bonds).
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Ahlberg Bearing: C©.—Redeem Class A Stock—
The
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
increased
This
than 600,000 ship¬
more
in
7
of 7Va
15
Boston
year.
by
$67,710.
(Stocks)
American
'
during the
Stock Exchange
New York
reduction
a
maintained
are
Lincoln, Neb., and associates on
publicly offered $1,200,000 of 6% sinking fund
capital debs, due May 1, 1972, at 100% and accrued in¬
terest from May 1, 1957.
June
Page
1956
terminals
—The First Trust Co. of
For details, see V. 185, p. 2441.
company's
cities. In 1956, the company handled
Fourteen
York, New Jersey, Maryland, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Allied
under¬
Advance Aluminum Castings Corp.—Sales Off 41%—
The
Copy
a
.
writers, headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and sold on June 6 at $31.87 Vz
share.
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
seaboard
common
maining
per
Price
Corporation and Investment News
common
share,
7, N. Y., Monday, June 24, 1957
C.
|
to approval by
Treasury Department and British Government, agencies,
2
The Commercial and Financial
(2910)
hCtke
program
has assured this company of the funds required to enter
production with an ultimate capacity of 1,200 tons of/ore daily. ~
Progress has been made in preparing the mine, on the Worthington
Offset in the Township of Denison,
in the Sudbury Mining District
•
Ontario for production which is scheduled to commence by the end
of this year.
The company has completed the purchase of the mill >
and crushing plant of Mindamar Metals Corp. Ltd. which was in oper-,..
ation for a short time only.
This plant upon being .dismantled Will v
La
Cyanamid will own 40%
stock of the new company and De
Rue will own the remaining shares.
' *
'
Under
the terms of the agreement, De La Rue will transfer
Formica Ltd.
its present plastics and resin business, including
to
its
at Tvnemouth, England, and Formica Corp. of Cincinnati »a
wholly-owned' subsidiary of American Cyanamidj will transfer to the
company its trade-mark "Formica" in all countries outside the
Americas and certain territories in the Far East.
De
La
Rue has for many years
been producing and marketing
"Formica" decorative laminates abroad under a licensing agreement
factory
new
Corporation.—V. 185, p. 1990.
with Formica
Other
—
16,745,812
108,975
charges
——
Federal and Canadian
108,168
18,825
V.
1013.
184, p.
and
sales
to
income
net
of
8.2%
in all major categories. The rqtio
favorably with the prior year.—
up
are
compares
Move—
which manufactures finished aluminum screens, will
general offices to Northlake, Cook County, 111., on July 1,
it was announced June 20 by John D. Foskett, President.
Now headquartered in Maimi, Fla., with general sales offices in tem¬
porary quarters at Ehnhurst, 111., the company has taken a three-year
lease
on
a
building at 61 East North Avenue, Northlake, 12 miles
northwest of Chicago.
The building will be extensively remodeled,
Mr. Foskett said, and will afford approximately 7,000 sq. ft, of space
for general offices, sales offices, and engineering and design facilities.
In addition to finished aluminum screens, the company makes Harcompany,
The
has
company
addition
plant
a
in
maintained
are
in
El
El
takes
above
Baker
Now
stockholders
the
outside
or
factory.
a
Method
horizontally,
.
,
.
?
to
trucks,
sugar
scrolls
^
and
came
the
!
should
system
new
interest
of
be
The
American
Arthur
F.
were
June
18.
June
His
30,
Te
Chairman
this
resignation
as
at
the
Board,
effective
capacity.—V.
July
185,
p.
1,
1956,
steel
which
the
The
debcnf'r
w
,
approved
were
oints
ouk,
j
them into shares of the
Oct.
on
nil
s
/at
,
balance
of
at
the
the
price
time
in cash.
Adjustment
of conversion.
■
On
share
market,
APRIL
on
in
condition
Chairman
Oare,
L.
Robert
Period End. April 30—
FIRST
FOUR
All-time
1957—Month—1956
Other
expenses-__L
Income
taxes—
2,340,610
to
the
the
of
operating
income
6,025,392
6,045,927
4,289;486
,Va,f£r char«es
—V.
3,664,765 170,201,968 151,720,399
185, pp. 2442 and 2322.
Ann Arbor
Period End. May 31
Net
ry.
1957—-Month—1956
40,352
inc.
income
after
216,330
293,890
fixed
chges and other deds.
—V.
69,406
rose
28,206
57,688
fiscal
The
to
be
)
Anthony Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Securities and Exchange Commission
year.-
company
on
June
3
filed
letter
a
of
ff^'^^S'l3re8i °* c*as? book
offered to employees at B non-voting
value
percent
will
be
added
the. installment plan
—V* 183p2Ha11
If
shares
are
notification
(or
$240
purchased
by
No underwriting is involved
per
Files
patrick, General Manager,
The
issue
of
$1,500,000
6%
share)
The
The
SFf'
Three
proceeds
Toronto, Canada—Bond
are
Of¬
Reported—J. M. Kil-
mortgage
sinking
part:
fund
-
bonds of
company was over-subscribed.
Each $1,000 bond is
accompanied
400 warrants permitting the ho der to purchase
capital stock 6f
the company at $2.50 ,per share until 12 o'clock noon
March 31- iq«s>
The sale of the bonds and the agreement by one
of the directors to
provide, If necessary,»up to-another $500,000 for ihe" development
the
by
M.
given
In
applica¬
an
invest¬
an
interested
marketable
of
persons
securities.
investment
an
Simpson,
President,
he
noted,
-bn
an
As
result
a
In
company.
the
the manufacturing
In
companies —V. 185, p.. 1270.
•;' * ^ \
should
period
19.
June
on
be
ol
:
In
that
remembered
•...
>
decrease
a
the like
for
announced
it
ii
,
the first five
months
under
of
the
-8.
l
1957^.'amounted'-'to
first
and
months
five
$10,20.0,-"
1956.—
of
Exchange Commission—
June
11
filed
shares
of
common
on
of
letter
a
stock
V
,
notification
$2)
(par
with
be
to
the
offered
through Scherck, Richter Co.. St. Louis, ,Mo.
to selling stockholders.—V. 185, p. 2322.
go
The
Securities Corp.—Profits Show Gain—
:
Greenfield,
net
compared
as
with
for
$3,208,122
%
the
ended
year
stock
Jan.
period last year.
with
$19.97
Greenfield
for
the
corporation
the
1957
31,
$26.80
with $12.52
compared
as
Jan.
'
earned
Common stock earned $45.45 per share,
same ptriod last year.
•
,
that
stated
of
"
;
■.
same
the
consolidated
indicated
asset
net
the
of
consolidated
outstanding
rates
share
net
Jan.
on
asset
value
the
of
Participating
Preferred
Stock
1957, after providing for taxes at current
appreciation of investments, was $280.74 per
$274.55 as of Jan. 31, 1956.
In the case of the
31,
unrealized
the
on
compared with
stock outstanding, on
common
Jan. 31, 1957, the comparable values
with 5479.01 as of Jan. 31, 1956.
■
developments in the corporation, Mr. Green¬
field drew attention to the purchase of a controlling interest in Yellow
$478.81,
were
an¬
In
compared
reporting
other
on
Co. of Philadelphia during the last year.
The corporation has
acquired 335,020 shares of stock representing approximately 96% of
the. outstanding shares at a cost of approximately $4
million.
He
stated that the public utility has "excellent growth potential, allied in
many ways
with other interests of the Corporation in the dynamic
Delaware Valley area."
'
* .1
for
this,. corporation for the
Hern, President,
by Herbert
:
fiscal
year,
an
increase
47%
of
The-
•'
noted a profit
from * the .sale ♦ of - the, corporation's
Hoving Corporation. of $6,452,000.
After, applicable
the net profit approximately $4,475,000.-^-VI 184', p/ 2114. i
report
interest
taxes,
in
the
.
Barden Corp., Daubury,
of the
expansion plan
on June
confidence
of
Net
./Provision
185,
Net
"Net
fiscal
June
on
1990.
Inc.—Profit Rises—
Instruments
separate,
the
profit
404,156
and
after
shares
for
net
of
Mr.
same
research
sales,
Richards
sales
year,
when the
t
,
number
$14,639
cents
share
a
30
pointed
$43,091,
include
for others
Due
to
the.
or
5.5%
of
sales,
a
year
of
production
inspection
basis.
demonstrated
Capital, expenditures
primarily for the
two
result
tb®
as
was
-two-
fTois..r:.
higher, than
about 48%
in
issuing
Canada
New
183
are
the
and
of Barden
promptly
investors
stock
on
Feb.
oversubscribed.
in
23
states
19/ 1957,
.The
and
s lares
the, District
Mexico,
with the largest concentrations
Illinois and California.
Among the new
York,
Barden
by
company
price.—V.
shares
was.
1,000
185,
employees
buying
a
who
total
of
expressed
12,034
their
shares
con¬
at
the
1382.
p.
•
-
Basic Inc.—Continues Expansion
Program—
which operates the world's largest p'ant producing
grain refractories for the steel industry, on June 18 reported that .it
had spent $12,000,000 for capital improvements in the past ten years.
The company spent another $16,000,000 in the same period in main¬
tenance of properties and facilities located in Ohio, New
York and
ago,
Nevada.
function
contract
»ew«l.
This corporation,
out.
service
a
of-stock:outstaying,
on
ldst.
demand
<
~
for
this
service,
•
of
The" company
plants"
•
of .$376,749. during ihe-year,*were .Tequlred *'
testing.plants.
.
/
Vr<
^
-
just
placed
in
operation
its
newly-constructed
and to serve as district sales headquarters for all industrial products
and building materials.
Expansion work under way at the Bettsville,
Ohio, laboratories'will be completed later.this year.—"V. 185,.p. 1382.
,
similar
has
$500,000 Distribution Center at Hammond, Ind., to facilitate the supply
of basic grain refractories to steel furnaces in the Chicago district,
materials
■
will-be set up upon completion of a current
survey. !<>-. determine the
best possible sites in other regions of the United States, he added.n
.
Connecticut,
and
the
on
146,160
.
Columbia.
full
earnings gains
came
primarily from the testing
facilities at.. Paramount, Calif., and Columbus,
Ohio, even' though 'they
were not opened until the second half of the
year;'Mr. Richards said.
With these plants, the company has diversified
beyond manufacturing
to
of
of*
fidence
of shares.
with
offering
stockholders
share
a
% $0.42. ;
:
tow
••
public
issue,
purchased by over
in
was
accomplished even though expendi¬
development were increased'to $85,409 or 9.8%
and
compared
abnormal!*
an
first
were
two firms
3.6 cents
863^000
$473^)00
-.$254,030
share
per
backlog of orders at the end of May.
Hie
the
--
April
at
or
502-^)30^
and' renegotiation'
bas^,of .^09,006. shares
1
amounted to
taxes
be. below the levels for the first .two quarters because of-the summer
.holidays and the vacation shutdown Jrom July. 29-to; Aug.;-12 when-the
plant will be closed and employees will. ;take : their annual vacations.
to $778,003.
year
inc.
comparison -can. be made between the, 1957"-.sixearnings of, 78 cents per share and,1956 .six-month, earnings
per share because - in the first- half of-1956 prod action
at
The
improvement
earnings
The
tures
the
on
last
renegotiation^'$758,'003^$1,336;060"
renegotiation
cento
52
was
to shareholders.
all charges was $46,491 or 11.5
of common stock outstanding
Combined earnings last
based
ElectroCircuits
amounted
;
it was at that time last year; it represents about four-months'-produc¬
tion.
New business and shipments in the third'quarter will'probably
company, which specializes in ultrasonic nondestructive testing
metals, had sales of $869,141 for the year. Combined sales of Auto¬
were
taxes .and
•
Three' Mos.- Six Months
' "
and
NOTE—No. valid
of
;
v
v
in an annuol report
18
the
month
net income'of
this
corporation and
its subsidiary,
Inc., increased by 217% on a sales rise of 12%
for
ended April 30, 1957, J. Randolph Richards, President,
year
earnings
,
.
taxes
income
after
earns
*On
the
p.
for
inc,
-
of New York, and
basis."—V.
before
earns,
t
15,
Conn.—Reports Earnings-^
Period Ended April 30, 1957—
%
The
employeJs o^
the
on June 13 said in
first
the
-
-
President,
Kern,
continued
Consolidated
the
The
fering Oversubsrr'bed—Progress
for
Automation Instruments,
Net
thp
(par $100)
CqUiP nCW St°reS and f0r capltal improvements.
Arcadia Nickel Corp. Ltd.,
earnings
and
agreed to continue Atlas'
-
-i.
sound-financial
mation
with
common stock
has
corporation and its wholly owned subsidiary corpora¬
tions, before tax provision on unrealized appreciation, was $82,394,920.
further said in part:.
r-.
company's principal, bank, the
the other participating banks was
shown by the increase in the company's credit line to, $5,000,000^-at a time when 'tight money' was prevalent throughout, the country.
This increase enabled the company to continue its rapid'expansion on
"The
.v
233,297
—
the
Mr.
'.'j
also
Irving Trust Co.
of
With
sales
in
$11,000,000
ElectroCircuits,
162,095
June 14, has filed
op
actually engaged
participating preferred
share for the year ended
value
year, which resulted in adding 12 new units to the company's,
outlets during the year, bringing the total up to 40. Mr.: Kern predicted "
that the company Will have at least 50 outlets by the end of the next "
announced
185, p. 2798.
R
to
directors
e
.
3,122,383
after
taxes
$3,993,162
3,273,081
to
are
compared
past
$3,978,261
659,232
is
of-$1,100,000
share,
per
1956.
for
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$848,613
it
periods,
14.285
$7,028,842.
per
money
Board,
company.
a
$789,627
679,465
revs.
exps.
income
op.
Federal
Net
22,792.241.,23,820,305
RR.—May Gross and Net Off—
Railway operating
Railway operating
E.
consolidated
31,
the
Herbert
Net
MleS °f »36"
.
♦
1957—4 Mos.—1956
35,658,264 153,162,498 140 848 942
23,267,123 102,300,850 90,979'420
4,275,000
18,688,000
17,842 000
2,070,214
9,381,407
8,207,217
4,732,000
operating taxes— -
proceeds
The
preceding peak year. Earnings for the year were estimated
at
$1,250,000 before provision for Federal Income taxes. Net-after
taxes, said Mr. Kern, is expected to reach over $800,000 equivalent
to $1.35 per share.
.
'-VU V
The directors voted the usual quarterly dividend oL 10; cents per
share, and decided to call another meeting in September to review
future dividends in the light of the increase^ earning record of the
,
Federal
over
Chairman of the Board announced on May- 24
profit and income of the corporation and'.its
wholly owned subsidiaries for the year ended Jan. 31,
1957, after
deducting operating expenses and estimated income taxes, amounted
'
./
.
$
39,546,493
26,448,491
expenses
.
Sales
over
MONTHS
,,
revenues—...
highs
year ended May 31 were reported
the recent annual directors' meeting.
at
by sur¬
_
Operating
Operating
$21
Albert
June 18.—V. 185, p. 2554.
fiscal
•
.
AND
additional
Cab
$24,000,000 principal amount of these debentures remain out¬
standing of, the original issue of $637,165,800.-'
FOR
back
operate
profits."
production until
hearing in the matter by July, 2, 1957.
sold its domestic fire extinguishing equipment
tr;
corporation
covering
that
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.—Reports New Records—
About
EARNINGS
cut
to
affected
Building & Equipment Corp. of America—Files
proceeds
Co.—Debenture Offering Post¬
unsettled
the
to
nounced
payment of the
of interest and dividend is
,
being
more
full
,
It is expected that the new plant will be in operation
185, p. 1990.
due
bentures
com¬
1957.
in
a
definition
Securities
The
SEC
poned—The company has postponed indefinitely its pro¬
posed public offering of $20,000,000 of subordinated de¬
t'icse debentures
into stock will expire. They are convertible at $144
per
render of $100 principal amount of debentures and
made
14,
be
directors
the
by
v
1.—V.
City.
an>
is
cost
2554.
p.
Bank
in Montreal will be operated by The Wallace
Associates Investment
1633.
Holders of the debentures may convert
has
.
,
that date, the com
Suffern
adversely
revenues for Mav amounted to $41,200,000, whi^h-was a
approximately $1,700,000 under the similar period of 1956.
decrease
a
185,
With
New Plants
branch plant in Puerto Rico will W tbe first precision
manufacturing plant to be established in/ the Caribbean area. '
be operated by a new wholly-owned subsidiary to be organised
Jan.
President, as Chairman of the
date he will serve in a dual
pany's capital stock until the. close of business
for
stock
Pasadena,
Ohio RR.—May Net Lowers—
income for
Net
V.
purpose.
'ed interest and
the office of the Treasurer of the company at 195
York
and
declaring Baker not to' be
the
two
related
Bankers
by
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—To Call Debs.
Broadway, New
order
Commission
company,
Howard
ana
000,
the corporation's
Ltd.,
for this
The company on June 19 announced that on
July 16 it will proceed
with the call for redemption on Oct. 14, 1957, of all then
outstanding
12-year 3% % convertible debentures, due Oct. 13, 1967.
will be redeemed at
production,
transition, it
the
within
Operating
...
new
will
It
meeting.
after
of
announced
an
the
invested
comparing
Co.—Partial Redempt'n
Fall.
this
spring
the Board, will retire July 1 from
it was announced by the trustees on
Chairman and as a Trustee, effective
trustees elected William E. McKell,
projects
expansion
two
branch plant
Co.,
The
'
of
company,
presented
was
Retire—
Y.,
approximately $1,000,000 under the net income
of
wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary,
wnose
plant in
Hamilton, Ontario, was established
in 1821. The ^
Canadian company is acquiring a site in tie Fointe Claire industrial
district, and will break ground there this month for a net building
to uouse the facility. Manufacturing operations are scheduled to begin •
...
Co.—Chairman to
Surety
Lafrentz,
service with
for
Baltimore &
14.
new
Barnes
late
active
The
June
on
The American Sugar Refining Co., with the help of the Fuller Co.,
developed the blower truck after a period of many months of research
and testing.
American has two such trucks that have just besn put in
operation—one in Philadelphia and the other working out of its Brook¬
lyn Refinery and .serving customers in the New York area.—V. 171,
P. 554.
•'
.'-v.
'■■ ■■
«
.
N.
The net Income for May was $2,300,000, which represented
of
showing the fractional share interests to which
entitled.
Said statemencs include appropriate
corporation
18.
June
■■
.
Profits
common
.**' %
Suffern,
our
business directly and through its controlled
will establish two new precision mechanical spring
manufacturing plants—one in Montreal, in the Fointe Claire industrial
district 13 miles southwest of tne city, and the ocner in .P-ercc Rico,
in
or
near
San
Juan—Carlyle F. Barnes, Fre ideqt, announced o:i
bulk
all
to
19.6%.
the
on
period.
have, of course,
Grove plant will not
request
inve'itment
an
company
Tnis
delivery work that, under the con¬
method, requires the services of laborers and lift
bucket elevators. Because of the reduced in-plant
and
charges
users.
of
share
a
ferred stock of U. S. Bobbin & Shuttle Corp., a Rhode Island cbrpo'ration. Both companies, it is stated, are engaged in the manu¬
facturing business.. The Baker company states that its representatives
are
active in the control, policymaking, and direction of the affairs
of Young and Bobbin.
'
'
'>%••
"
*
Baken-avers that/ although it may meet the technical definition-'of
Sfrlit—; V
Associated Spring Corp.—To Establish Two
mechanical
handling
share
1956 Baker
Baker
has called for redemption on July 1, next. 18 of its
first mortgage 5%
bonds due July 1, 1962 at 103%. Payme./t will, be
made at the Union National Bank, Little Rock, Ark.—V. 184, p. 2730.
The air does all the unloading and
ventional
keep
necessary
and
company,
assets
in connection With the stock split- of
stock (par $5) for each two shares of common
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.
more—either vertically,
or
increase
an
expenses
the; SEC
/ In. April,
"sell"
or
The
~
receiving distance of 150 feet
or a comui alien of bot
a
sales
Investment Firm—
an
opportunity
Sugar can travel in this air-borne manner at a rate of 40,000 pounds
over
the
Industries, Inc., Newark, N. J.- -Holds It Is Not
with
ment
instructions to the company's agent, Illinois Stock
Transfer Co., 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, and Will expire at the close of business on July 10, 1957.—V. 185, p. 19^0.
"buy"
new
hour
to
This corporation. It Was
tion
issued
stock
of
statements
issued
were
delivery method for bulk sugar that blows the sugar by com¬
air from a truck directly into the customer's storage bin was
announced on June 20 by this company.
The bin can be located either
an
1955,
80MMlri956a-V.ri1?T2n4.the a"n<""'5'S
(par $5), recently announced by the board of directors, were
distributed on June 15, 1957, to stockholders of record June 3, 1957.
Fractional shares were not being
issued but in lieu thereof, there
pressed
within
of
of July,
there will be further
normal, Mr. Ewald added.
decrease of
A
this
Morton
middle
and
its
over
extra
the
stock
1510,
American Sugar Refining Co.—New Delivery
of
months
necessary
through
such
.Since, the
:%-V'
2554.
p.
shares'
The
Regional offices and
Plymouth, Ind.; Houston;
185, p.
185,
three shares of common
Angeles,
Los
near
the .same
.than
in order to maintain
inventory to protect continuing increased sales. As Morton
and
Improvements—
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—Stock
plants.
Monte;
N. J.; Atlanta; and Miami,—V.
Carteret,
Calif.,
Monte,
and Chatowortn
the Miami
to
warehouses
been
and
and
—V.
'
in
Grove
taneously and facilitate the unloading of grain shipped by river barge
the Columbia and Willamette Rivers.
% '■■■;■;•.■%%;;%/
A /:
The new facilities are scheduled to be In operation by September. -
■
...
those .for
smaller
was
,
has
sufficient
on
and Latin American markets. Metal Screen
plant in Miami, now located in Chatsworth,
Illinois.
above
were
gained
report for the first quarter, the com¬
$19,578,661
compared
with
$16,375,333
in
early part of 1957, Baker acquired 40% of the stock of L. A. Young
.1
Mr.
Collins said that
with the improvements the/Vancouver\ in- v. Spring & Wire Corp., a Michigan corporation, and approximately- 78%
,.of the outstanding common stock and 54%
stallation will be able to load and unload two ocean vessels simul¬
of the outstanding, pre¬
Vey hardware for sliding and sllde-a-fold doors, and screen and storm
sash
components.
A subsidiary, Metal Screen Corp., Miami, makes
finished aluminum
screens
and screen and storm sash components
occupies the former main
sales
-
three
also
ratio
iir"- 'a^prat®rics operating at full capacity
-
on
Co.—Adds
showed.
first
"it
-
.
months
the
issued
ments.
its
exclusively for the Florida
•
•
.
'Ewald
explained
that
the
relatively smaller rise in profits
due
to
the
beginning of operations at
the
company's
new
manufacturing unit at Morton Grove, III "With sales up," he said,
shaft for
1
four
recently
was
capacity of the airveyor unloading equipment Will-be doubled,
according to L. W. Albertson, S. P. & S. Vice-President, and H. W.
Collins, Vice-President and Manager of ADM west coast/.grain opera¬
tions.
The work will cost between $350,000 and $400,000.
• /.%'■'%
ADM
leases the 5,300,000 bushel elevator from the
railroad. The
terminal also has rail and truck facilities for handling grain ship¬
feet
,
American Screen Products Co.—To
This
move
No.
the
of
%
Mr.
dock and unloading facilities at the Spokane,
Portland and Seattle railroad grain elevator operated by this company
at Vancouver, Wash., were announced on June 13.
/
The 587-foot dock on the Columbia River will be extended by 375
■
Increased
levels
all
the
its"
quarter, were equal, to 46 cents
compared with 44 cents iii the 1955
for expansion of
Plans
,
1956,
Sales
tests
Archer-Daniels-Midland
the
comparable period of 1956.
A part of this Increase is attributable to
the earnings of J. W. Fecker, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary acquired
in
preparing
in
in
last ...year,. but
In
the
representative mine samples continue.
The
results of this wk>rk to date have indicated an 85%
nickel and 90%
copper recovery in the concentrates containing 12%
nickel and 23%
copper.—V. 184, p. 1226.
%'■.
$u.bi
over
,
t
Zone,
and Robinson Zones.
the Rosen
Profits
rise.
estimates.
advancing
is
.Products, Inc.—Sales Increased 23%—
,
period
the
four
of
Robinson
original
Metallurgical
$63«n
$0.88
increased 9.1%
12 weeks of 1957
first
the
for
income
Net
both
687,416
$69*nZZ
share
income per average
Net
38,043
697,990
-■
(est.;
taxes on income
income
Net
June 24, 1957
A.. Ewaid, president, on May 20 announced >tliat the." com¬
sales
fojp the
first
four
months
of
this- year "topped * the
volume for the like months of 1956 by more than
$5,000,000,. or
23%. .Sales .161%tne- period amounted t& $26,050,000.*
r"
pany's
pany
diamond drilling, previously done;
surface
and
presence
the
Avon
i
production with an ore pass system being installed from level to level
and stopes are being prepared during the sinking of the main pro¬
duction shaft.
Completion of the latter will give complete access to
479,552
Interest ^—
Other
Work
15,453,524
504,610
the
Pit,
upgrading
$18,794,607 $17,387,228
and operating expenses
costs
Monday,
...
'..John
site in the .Township of
the mine
on
known
ore
bodies, ..namely the
the Rosen Zone and/ the Swamp
Zone.
Current development has been concentrated on
the Robinson /
and Rosen Zones where work is confirming and—in many instances-
———
Total income
development
Original
Howland
$18,751,789 $17,334,570
42,818
52,658
Depreciation and amortization
erected
and
to
V.
established
1956
1957
transported
Denison.
/
.
Weeks Ended March 22—
income^--
Product
be
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
American Optical Co.
Twelve
Chronicle
<*-'a
V
-
-
"
(AS.) Beck Shoe Corp.—May Sales UpA. -^
:u /
2$A
- i957-^;Wks>ll956" ^ 1957—21 Wk£—1956*
Period End. May
Sftles,-"i:^i_i^-Ar-__lH:i--$4,9«>rirl2
..—V.j-185,* p.'2442.
c*~r v;
vv
.
"
$45728592O^$22;:7©O;635'$2Li|OS;30l
„
*•
Volume
185
Number 5649
Commercial* and Financial Chronicle
V. The
.
(2911)
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings— >i Yu;;-.. v;v(A; M;)~Byer^ Co.—Stockholders Approve
Recapitali¬
■?. 1957—Month—1956 ^>7,. 1957—4 Mos—1956 ization Program— 7*
.<~
> •
«.
.
Operating
'.i.The
29,617.574
)?6,418,768 116,695,306 104,735,813
Operating expenses
?0,609,633
19,051.074
80,219,333 *75,671,§39
Federal ipc.orle;, taxes_^
3,578,500
-2,809,900 -14,635,600
11,181,500
Other operating, taxes__>- ,1,374,397 *11,292,455
,5,491,024
5,169,77ft.
revenues
Net
after
***—-V.
185,
$4,055,044
$3,265,339 $16,349,349'$12,712,996
3,540,750
2,726,889 '14,288,624 40,815,759
2554.'*
p.
grant
of
$109
A
A
joint
to
;;
research
and
application
am announcement
Tne
-
to
development
has
been
by
of
%
to
A.
research
has
program
the
-'v-Ccnvair
goal
I
the
Tee
current Research program is
sponsored primarily by
■Division of Cdnvair. However, results also will be oi value
Fort Worth Division,
and the, San
Diego
produced.—V:
Year
185,
purchase
chase
of
maker:-;
of
the
B-58
"Hustler"
Division,, where "the
p.; 1151.
).
F-102
.4
;
of
Boeing
707
turbo-jet". Bristol
Stratoliner
jet
transports
Britannias—known
American
of
the
-A
said:
airline
"Cubana
to
fabulous
Airlines
will
President
the
-
with
14
iary
of
The
an
in
Van
dollar
Corp.
Nuys,
expansion
expansion
Weston
of
has
this
of
ets,
according
to
subsidiaries
the
of
Cu-;
During
.
it
has
pliers.
Latin-
Ira
E.
;
component
will
be
Weston,
initiated
designs
and
facilities
acres
types
construction
General
and
the
on
Managar
acquired
newly
precision
Weston
in the
The
Van
equipment
Hydraulics,
its present fiscal
year
with
During the
8,879,447 to -9,245,818.
'
of
assets
Ltd.,
for
company may
preferred
June
April 30,
19. '..The
Bend
plant
plans
to
<On
April
last
of
30
v
A"
of
;
year,', total
net t assets
*
J-
,.
$148,885,679
were
is
be
*
on'July.
>
.>
fo$
Shis'company
will
opened
be
Atlanta,
in
said
^we^haveCfelt.ior/ Some^time
•
jhat
r
three years.
•'
^
Already the largest newsprint mill
.
Corp.-is.in
/Paper
A
new:
miast
the
pulp mill is
of
.-"/J
near
capacity
annual
300,000
about
to
tons
and
fi
is
-
piaking
i'
Southern
Bowaters
world:,
the largest
ox
one
newsprint
mills
in
the
Forestry offices are located in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi,
The -Bowater
V? entire
Paper
fJOwater
the sales
America.
Inc. is
in
North
Company
.Organization
operated'in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
for
mills
Other
Brown
gharpe Manufacturing Co.
&
Machine
Machine
Co.
Shares.
Firm
&
■*
Gibbs
would
The
company
will
be
further
asserts
necessary
unpatented
of
the
181,
'< '
v
ofi
assessment
mining
loans
and
this
issue
is
its
report
John
184,
V
619.
p.
.'
.•
;••••••
.-
.
7'
"
.
'
-
,
performed
disclosure
such,
as
be
'
v
1956
$35,581,424
2,845,227
—______
5,470,738
credifc___
700,000
,
$4,770,738
723,665
325,171'
President, and Marc B. Rojtman, General Manager,
the
for
on
that
would
1957
declared
or
Brown,
is
.
over¬
without
..
April 30—
tax
paid
T.
that
position
a
the
first
half
than
more
are
20%
above
last
"present
to realize
outlook
net
a
April
alone
reached
a"
$3,000,000, which compares favorably
shown by
American Tractor in
its entire 1956 fiscal year,
they added.
,Reviewing the second quarter, they said sales were ahead of last
with
the
year,
"with
several
the
total
backlog
products.
of
excess
$10,000,000
volume
of
Steps
level?-more nearly
orders
hand
on
under
now
are
commensurate
with
exceeding production on
to boost plant output-to
increasing volume of sales'.
way
our
"In.
addition, during this period, a substantial
engineering/develop*
and tooling-up program was set into motion
covering additional
models: of agricultural and utility tractors and equipment, some
ment
about
pew
'
,
been
without
$2,845,227
sales
ended
for the 12 months
earnings equal to
show
to
and
stock
are
circular
.
1:
monthly net volume in
at
expected
had
work
claims
the
yea?
indicates that your
company will be
profit for the 1957 fiscal year."
The two Case officials said that
operations during the second quarte?'
"began to' reflect favorably the integration
of
our
new
industrial
division acquired
through the merger with American Tractor Corp.";
last January.••
..'•»•.
•
'•
•
■■
•
•
Shipments
of
industrial
products
during
pow
acquiring
Income
in
year,
up
from an
spent in
1956.
It
kw. unit and the first
construction program.
of
use
$42,949,507
and
this
tnese
the
offering had ceased acting
2469c-;;
' .. r ' •;
p.
■ <
-
that
loss
Net
•
$13,600,000
extensive
conditions of Regulation
sales
said
of
which
current
parly
•
will
fiscal
in
Introduced
be
early
as
the
with
year,
balance
the
as
fourth
scheduled
1958.
;
"These
to
quarter
into
go
V
the
of
production
'
■
1
•
■
new
models constitute a
very comprehensive forward move
product development, and should have
far-reaching effects on both
and earnings for 1958,"
they said. >
Mesa*. Brown
and
Rojtman
forecast
that
sales
for
fiscal
1957
/'should be substantially ahead of a
year ago."—V. 185, p. 143.
in
-o
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—In Argentina—
of
the
first Canada Dry bottler in Argentina has
M. Collins, President of Canada Dry Interf
signing of a franchise agreement with Guir
Padilla'Ltda. S. A., one pf the largest producers of wines and
in Argentina: .. 7..- 7
• ■
•
:
; •.
'
•».
spirits
-•
'
.a
'
"
'
■
.
Padilla,
President
of
the
Aires
Buenos
would begin next year at. an initial
Canada Dry beverages per month. The
of
Buenos
Aires
licenses
for
other
only,
additional
but
markets
gives
in
plant? will be added In the
The
J-
market
rate
Argentina.
near future.
of
over
franchise
Padilla
Mr.
The
the
option
Expectations
on
that
are
directors
•
bottler
plans to begin with the introduction of Spur Cola and
Soda,
both in
lO^ounce bottles, and Ginger Ale, Club Soda
Quinine Water in the 7-ourrce size.—V. 185, p. 2799.
Celotex
Six
,
Net
This
for
the
offering
is
company
conversion
of
its
Canadian
convertible
debenture
debentures,
In
issued
action
on
dividend
a
until
the
Ended
'
30—
^
•
1957
*
-
expenses
'
'
'
'
1956
28,467,342
from
'
"
' A
operations;
"
31,069,882
$2,299,435
'
■/
Other
1951.
April
$30,766,827 $36,334,573
end
Income
basis
new
a
postponed
Corp.—Sales & Earnings Decline—
Months
Privilege
'<
holders
14
sales
Costs
Canada Southern Oils, Ltd.—New Convers'n
7
,J'
June
on
reduction
a
Orantre
and
>
,
meeting of the board. B. W. Bennett, President, stated
in working capital
resulting from the acquisition of
new subsidiaries
and
manufacturing facilities, as well as the seasonal
-nature of several phases of its
business, had. been the cause of the
dividend deferment.—V.
185, p. 2211.
.
'
that
200.00Q
covers
iirst
'
».,•
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Dividend Action Postponed—
peace, regular
that
said
company,
"production
cases
•
the
-
Oscar
.
$5,264,69§
'
;
'
;
income
923,624
250,696
*
'
the
Under
are
terms
$1,000
Sewing
of
the
original trust deed,
debenture
has
the
privilege
convertible
trust
I
;
shares
of
Natural
certificates
companies
successor
Sells Sewing
—
Wiilcox
See
—
V-
and
next year's
sale
will
soon
and
licensing
llermo
the
company
' 4;
watershed.
facilities
new
off paying
avose
start
bond
voting
;
<
ago,
The
fourth
papermachine is being installed. When the current expansion
completed late in 1958, annual: capacity will reach 435,000 tons,
terms and
been'announced. by .Wilbur
,
brought
paper 'machine
River
in
$14,000,000
p
to
natior^il - Inc.)-. with
"..h-
,.4.0peration of. the Tennessee mill started in. mid-1954 with an annual
bapacity of"135,000 tons Of newsprint. - In January of this year a new
''
ti.e
ror
funds
Canada
South Carolina.
Hill,
Rock
that the
(J. I.) Case Co.—Sales Up Sharply—
Dividends
depressed
K'
/
in the South, Bowaters Southern
major expansion program.
being constructed
of
June 17
on
the
Six Months Ended
Ga.
«econu
a
•
•
,
Gross
p,e|r common
year
Bowater customers in the South have increased 50% within the
'••past
'
Federal
sale
was announced
volume
of-our. many
customers 4n ,-the South'; could best be served by a ^centrally located
office inJthe South, fairly close to the mill.itself." " He pointed out
.
$15,000,000
company
far.—V.
the' interests
that
company's
r
Min¬
Mcssissippi
stock
no
in¬
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
suspension should be vacated or made
the
believe
whether
underwriter
1
share, a cent above the $2.25 per share reported
but less than the $2.30 a share earned for calendar 1956i
lumber market in the utility's territory has slowed down
operations'and general business has not been up to expectations thus
a
the .rapid- expansion of newsprint manufacturing facilities
Bowaters -Southern Paper Corp. at Calhoun, Tenn., Mr. Meyer
fit the
the-Klamath
on
May'. 31
$2.26
A
■/■'iX^lttng
«
that
year
underwriting is
by approximately $40,000, its
outstanding
approximately 400,000 shares, and its assets
order
the
during September $16,000,000 of bonds and
stock, A. S. Cummins, President, said 011
last
No
complied
in
by
The
the
y
indicated
company
projected
The
June 20.v/%
on
Iowa,
the
by the end of 1958,
borrowing, which amounted to $9,000,000 at the last year-end,
$16,000,000.
The public financing later this year will
largr iy
last
Uo.£ Ine.—New Branch Office— A/A;
1,^August B;;-Meyer,'President, announced
of
been
include
misleading.—V.
competitive bidding, Mt. Cum¬
in ins. said.
The; company inay then.ask. the State public utility com¬
missions involved for exemption from
asking bids for any stock that
may be offered, so that a negotiated sale may be arranged.
•-
of
east
around
"The
then
office^
branch
is
additional
with i- a
Bowater. Paper
v
states
7.
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption,
a public
offering of securities by this,
to
cause
not
to
disclosure
driven
planned to complete Big Bend, an 80,000
hydro-electric plants on that watershed,
Bank
now
outstanding. The asset value per share of $16.81
corresponding ..figure of $16.71 on April 30,
1957-,
When adjustment is made for the capital gains distribution of 81 cents
a share paid last Feb. 28A-V. 185, p. 2095. ■
*"'.*!*
5 A.
V
'":-A
offer
common
estimate
eight
\
equal
,>;•
or
invest
original
-■ i
$135,440,283,
all
June
on
:
understated
-
amounting to $15.90
of
assets
in
as
of
effective
whether
stated.
be
sub¬
a
well
March
on
185, p. 1512.
order
understated
are
and deposits under
to
C.
J.
Moody, Vice*
detergent compound is a
oils now
available, virtually
operating conditions.
Louisiana, Arkansas,
marketed
as
184, p. 2114.
SEC
-
necessary
before mid-1958 and that 1957 financing would come
principally from bank loans.
HoYvev&v co.ny .c ion .expenditures have been stepped up partly
in order to qualify for accelerated
amortization of the cost of the Big
every
became
is
Missouri
some
$147,033,758 at tire ;close of. the
net
lubricant
and
actual
Statement
25, cover-'
five-year 4%
first
mortgage
10-year 5% first mortgage bonds,
the
with by Carbon Uranium Co. in that it
notification information as to all
unregistered
securities of the
company sold within one year prior to the
filing of
the notification and
failed to give its address in the circular.
■
The temporary suspension order
further alleges that the Commission
has reason to believe that the notification and
offering circular are
misleading concerning the stock sold and issued prior to the
filing; the
consideration received
by the company for such stock, the obligations
of Carbon under the
contract by which it agreed to purchase certain
mining claims; and its financial condition in that Carbon's
liabilities
development by California Research Corp.,
Caloil, RPM Supreme was tested exhaustively
of
V.
question
have
failed
in
years
thp
A
oil's
new
declared
an
reasonable
y..
according
"The
ef
2555.'
p.
Registration
—
Loss • from' -operations!-—
.i
v
on
total
five
affiliate
new
This
at the close of its previous fiscal year last Jan. 31.
quarter, the number of shaves outstanding increased from
compares
•
California Oregon Power Co.—Plans
Financing—
Nuys
$15.25 per share,
8,854,919 Shares
conditions,"
company.
laboratory and under
nesota,
of
Boston Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Increased—,
"
driving
the
than
*
•Y.;This Fund reports total net
This .compares
$0.99
■
Oil—is
except Ohio.—V.
A/
share.
of
ox'
research
of
now
to
300,000
$0.86
7j
.
the
More
-:
manufactures
manufacturer.
first quarter of
301,500
'
v
...
departure from ordinary motor
halting the excessive wear that occurs in autos that are
usually
in stcp-and-go service," he said.
y
*
"... '* - 7 ''
sidiary of Borg-Warner Corp.rdn 1954.
It is estimated that the new
plant in Van Nuys will eventually employ approximately 1,000 persons!
185, p. 2798.
'
••
-■
per
933. *
radical
•
the
*.
—V.
.
37,333
$296,129
Lt "RPM Supreme will effectively check engine sluge
all
years Weston has been serving the aircraft industry
until today it occupies 11 buildings in North Hollywood,employs the services of over 100 subcontractors and sup¬
airframe
87,558
share
President
subsid¬
32
-
:
with
President
_
erect
common
shareholders
Regulation A provides a conditional
exemption from registration under
the
Securities Act for public
offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000 in amount.
In its Regulation A
notification, filed April 27,
1955, this company proposed the
public offering of 746,280 shares of its
lc par value common
stock, at 25c per share, pursuant to such an ex¬
emption. The Commission in its
suspension order asserts that it has
.
•
,
may
per
paper
invested
were
$1,000,000
and' $3,000,000
See also
issued
on
$333,462
$259,712
shares
of
six,
was
permanent.
being sold in 31 states at no increase in price
company's present premium grade motor oil.
v
lubricant is marketed in two all-season, all-weather
grades—
10W-20W-30 and' 20W-40.
disclosed
approximately
253,981
7.
stock____;
common
common
185
companies
mining,
registration with respect to
company. The order provides an
The
vt'A A\i-;
were
for
Inc.
statement.filed with
lrom
V $587,443
$347,270
i_
ana
assets
J17,50Q
institutions.—V.
The Securities and
Exchange Commission, it
has
.
requirements_7__^._
of
185,'p.
over
2211.
p.
■'{
than
more
Carbon Uranium Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Stock Of¬
2,280,268
-
289,711
:\X-
and
Canadian
net
fering Temporarily Suspended—
,
$636,981
deductions-4-.
series
seven,
volved.
$2,867,711
;2,647,052
———
Supreme Motor
the .15
It
major
1956
$3,284,033
income
other
now
of
metals
total
of
p." 2555.
•y A new motor oil, capable of reducing sludge and wear to a point
where an auto engine lubricated by it could outlast the life of
the
itself, has. been introduced by this company. The new oil—RPM
grown
and
7
individuals
l"g_a proposed. offering
series
and
company
185,
1957
••
both
registration
bonds,
amend-,
an
The
stock
car
purchase
185,
site.:>ii'V;,::
Calif.,
<
'r-7 California Oil Co.—Introduces New Motor Oil—
Indicating a possible further extension of Borg-Warner. West Coast
manufacturing activities, Mr. Weston said other Borg-Warner divisions
and
$10
any
-Net Earns. Off—
V.
„
.
fund,
and
51%
Capper Publications,
Effective—
com¬
of
of
first' offering
the author¬
(5)
the
of
powers
taxes
pur¬
75,000-square-foot building
for
the
development
and
production;
hydraulic and pneumatic equipment for aircraft, missiles and rock¬
■yveston Hydraulics.
Earned
v
manufacturing
tLd.
aircraft
purchased
Calif.
program
the
of
Hydraulics,
that
announcement
Borg-Warner
land
a
facilities
and
Number
i:.-;-)
first
effectively enter the jet era with
Boeing 707 transports.—V.
multi-million
a ;
and
operations.—V.
7
.
!
and
Preferred- dividehd
Britannia
V--/;:-
swept-wing
engineering
June
of
'
for
of
.7::) Net., income-
"'Whispering
Borg-Warner Corp.—Unit Pl^ns Expansion—
Plans
1
and
V"
31—
.
—V.
the
Bristol
become
operating
Earned
and
the
as
been confirmed by Jose Lopez
Vilaboy,
bana Airlines.. Mr. Vilaboy stated that the
Giant
planes will begin operating for Cubana by. 1958.
Vilaboy
corporate
diversification
the
preference
without
30, 1957,
There are
groups.
stocks
common
fields—oh
April
stock
increasing
$15,000,000;
!
/. /,
j
.
/Net
Interest
,
bomber,'
fighter is
supersonic
v. •;
,
the Pomonato Convair's
supersonic
Giant"—has
'Jl Mr.
Ended Mar.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
,
1V. T Boeing Airplane Co.—Has Cuban Contract—
>,The
the
stock
resolution
a
to
increase
cumulative
new
'At
these
the
■
.
%
broaden
greater
to
pulp.
amendment
value to 625,000
authorizing issuance
common
(4)
company
An
preference
in-the
are
the natural resources
in
]
par
7 California Interstate Telephone Co.
/tt
\
has two
oh
which: will,
the
the
of
(1)
in
and
man-*,
\
cumulative
authorization
without
five-point
a
1
include:
shares of
of
of
~
v
..
(2)
shares
the
favor
amendment
an
shares
of
in
approved
stockholders;
<
solution
a
encountered
100,000
present
permit much
missile divisionAstronautics of San Diego,
Calif.)
"Atlas" ICBM missile for the U. S. Air Force, and
'the Pomona Division at
Pomona, Calif., producing the "Terrier" anti■ aircraft missile for- the U. S.
Navy Bureau of Ordnance.
h
;
*
working
;
its
as
barrier"
to
indebtedness
'
were
(3)
of-the.100,000
ment
for'
coatings
by this .corporation, according*
Weaver, Jr., President. /
'•/)
problerrfc - of the' "thermal
elevated temperatures in high
speed flight.
.
ceramic
on
instigated
Robert
Bettinger-Convair
some
program
program.
share;
per
up
and
ized
voted
325,000 shares
share;
all
them
missile
value
par
stock- from:
-and
17
ah increase of 100,000
value per
par
chargesi_'__5_ "
BeRinger Corp.—Instigates Research Program—^
-
June
on
'•.-The/proposals"Whichto
mon
♦";Net operating -income
stockholders
agement" recapitalization'
-
-
largest; holdings
Period End. Apr. ?0—
W.t
3
Canada
Gas
of
representing
Canada
Southern
Ltd.,
and
30.2
shares
Southern
Petroleum,
shares
of
Oils
Ltd.,"
holder
of
each
converting
into
three
stock
of
the
on
the
basis
shares
37.8
Oil
Canso
the
of
of
of
of
Producers,
Total
income
.Interest
tion
60.5
on
$3,223,109
long-term debt
debt
of
discount
Federal income taxes
Canso
State
income
$5,515,392
492,462
1,109,000
2,548,006
(including amortiza¬
and
expense)
(including deferred taxes)'
taxes
207,794
26,000
64,000
$1,595,647
$2,695,598
$1.66
$2.92
Ltd.
'
below.—V.
179,
1830.
p.
Under
each
the
$1,000
terms
of
the
convertible
offer,
new
debenture
Picture
Productions, Inc., New York, N. Y.-—
The
corooration
12
June
on
filed
letter
a
of
notification
and
with
the
convertible senior debentures due Aug.
1962 to foe pxi'ered at par; without underwriting.
The proceeds
to foe
used to produce. ""Violent Fate" and for- wording capital.
$110,000
covering
.26,'are
183, p.
!—V.
ot
1855.
.
.
.
than
more
liouncei
a
on
company
which
York
21.
June
has
organization
variety
stock,
stores
A.
This is one of the
made
shares
common
being
offering
few instances
exclusively
offering
stock
a
are
is
offered
at
a
to
purchase
Brothers
approximately
up
earlier
to 50% of the
this year. This
price
to
The
-
$1,800,000
Brothers.
.The
its
•
40,000
covered
40,000
shares 'will
filed
shares
from
come
.
.
$23
per
on
.
share,
'#ew
the
holders
are
-
which buy from
•
Butler
treasury
Securities
Brothers
Stock
and
Exchange
common
and
stock.
proceeds
will
$-be added to the company's general funds. As of April 30, 1657, Butler
- Brothers
had outstanding 1,600,000 shares of common stock.—V. 185,
„
2555.
p.
presently
companies
Oil
July
Net' income
1957,
voting
Into
converted
12,
trust
Earnings per
not
at
The
Park
&
Co.,
Southern
Ltd.,
and
the
Montreal
companies in the
Trust
Co.
exchange.-—V.
179,
will
p.
for
act
"bids
the
due
2026.
Canadian Fund, Inc.—Assets at $44,648,613—
1
to stockholders.
report
On
April
1957,- Canadian
30,
of
operations.
on
May
of
shares
the
in
H
15,f 1957,
oben-and
on
first^mutual
Canada.
Shares
•
of
fifth
*
»
in
were
' "°nt,
'oi*
t
its
-
first
share
-
five
ol-ers,
United
.
,
first
■
States
created
•.
,
offered
at
for
$21.84,
said:
a
rise
plus
1957,
Canadian
owned common
Government
stocks
bonds
and
of
47
cash
tric
•in
last
shares
to
185,
p.
for
31,
cents
1957,
per
of
on
first
Inc.,
July
9
300
receive
mortgage
bonds
2799.
stock
common
68
Services,
(EDT)
noon
$15,000,000
>
Co.—Earnings Lowerfor
the
share
on
compared
of $2,312,382, or
outstanding March 31,
year
with
70
first
the
quarter
of
3,463,600
earnings
for
cents
per
share
1956.—V.
185,
p.
1957
shares
the
first
on
2096.
Telephone Co.—Private Placements, etc.—
a
Co!,
shares
subsidiary,
•stockholders
sinking
;
sold
iund
.
fund
Middle
In
and
the
Dana
Seibert,
4% %
States
parent.
A
portion
of
the
proceeds
bo"ds.
series
Telephone
was
invested
G,
due
lief-
Nov.
1,
1981.
Co.
of Illinois,
another
subsidiary,
also
first mortgage and collateral lien sinking
due Oct. 1, 1981.
privately $1,500,000 of
4V2% bonds, series I,
addition, Central Telephone
Co.
and
Middle
States
Published
-
-
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
•
common stock o'- Virgi^J/
Telephone & Telegraph
which also sold 11,751 additional shares to, its other
placed privately $1,100,000 first and collateral
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President.
,
of
Telephone
(Reg. U. 8. Patent' Office) William B.' Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on MondayL
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, .Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C„ (England c'o Fdwards
Smith.
Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second elass matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., ' under the Act of March 3, 1879/
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories ancj Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year;-In Dominion of
Canada. $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
*
'
William
the
lien
Gas
&
21,750
Co.,
Canadian
reserve?.
V.
Commonwealth
up
of
company
'collateral
"On
This fund on April 30,
also
of
will
it
in 1956 placed privately $1,050,000 first mortgage and
sinking fund 4 Va %, bonds, series H, due Oct. .1, 198.1
and sold 50,000 additional shares of l's common'stock to Central Elec¬
,
per
of
Y.,
from
or
March
Central
.
2'
available
investment
.
$12.75
of
3,293,600
and
See
1987,
offices
N.
purchase
$2,371,208,
quarter
years
share, Mr..
April "30.
1957, the per share offering price was
71%., Adding back the $1.14 in net securities profits
•paid
during
that
period,
this
gain
exceeds • 80%.
In
addition,
quarterly dividends from net income totaling $1.90 per share h°ve
been paid to holders. Total net assets after the original offering were
$10,811,TO.
On April 30, 1957, the market value of net assets was
$44,648,613.
.
'
y "
"
•
'
Bullock
Earnings
This
*
.
the
the
July 1,
totaled
anniversary of the first public offering
b
t
*"»• •'a-^ed.
na iad'an F'nd wafe
the
fund
fund
completed
Fund
r>--
the
Light Co.—Bids July 9—
the
at
Ave., New York,
for
■outstanding
;
.
Illinois
company,
stock-—
common
Central Illinois Public Service
f
;
Total pet assets of this mutual fund, managed by Calvin Bullock,
stood
at
$44,648,613 on April 30, -1957,
according to the quarterly
share of
1271.-
p.
Central
debentures- be deposited for convers'on,
obligated to accept them for exchange unless
its discretion, considers it advisable to do so,
*
Gairdner
185.
—V.
outstanding
are
Producers
corporations,
THE COMMERCIAL AND
-
the
the
Canso
where
customers.
annual
with, the
of
record
rebate received from
February the company paid
holders as a rebate. The Een
franchise
to
..
registration statement
Commission
\
on
of
.'Franklin stores are independently owned-retail outlets
Butler
of
owners
opportunity to pur¬
Steffey,
President ani
an
O.
represents SI A share less than the closing price
Btock Exchange June
17: Ben Franklin
franchise
entitled
iButler
Franklin
Ben
Brothers
Butler
The
■
2,400
Butler
chase
'
on
on
the
following revised basis:
113
shares of Canada
Petroleums,
Ltd.,
100 .shares
of Canso Natural Gas Ltd.,
shares of Canso Oil Producers, Ltd.
Should less than 75%
100
Canada
-
,
merchandisiug
nation-wide
This
,
of
6%
Butler Bros., Chicago, 111—Offers Common Stock—
expires
certificates
.Southern
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
be
may
"
Burton
which
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
,
•
•
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
(2912)
Co.
the
of
Most
.
construction
company
Jointly by the
in
announced
agreement
an
Int.,
President Edward A. O'Neal, Jr.,
manufacture an acrylic liber under patents
Corporation,
said
oi
,
the new firm
the Chemstrand
.
.
,
„
—V.
Cherry, President, predicted that on
trends, and earnings ratios, the corporation's sales
sales
will
1957
for
108.
p.
favorably
quite
compare
with
those
for
class
installments.—V.
185,
2799.- •
p.
Chicago Si North Western Ry.—Bids June 27—
This
27
June
on
Madison St.; Chicago 6, 111., will up to
receive bids for the purchase from it of
400 West
at
company,
{CUT)
noon
$2,250,000 equipment trust certificates to be dated July 15, 1957 and
to mature in 15 equal annual installments. They will be secured by
each
in
underwriter's
corporation's passenger cars in May were the highest
month since June of 1955 and exceeded sales-of May a year ago
of any
thts
Indianapolis
fiftock
Ownership, Program
mouths
nine
it
has
60%,
$3,500,000,
or
40%,
for
eligible
.
effect,
been in
to
in the
employees
reported
company
on
first
June
-was
17.
have-not
include
will
the
privilege.
the issuance
will
ceeds
provided, for in the program; the company has matched the
employee stock investment of $2,300,000, bringing the total assets held
Statements
of
holdings
%
...
individual
in
'■
.■>
accounts
1
.
the
for
nine-month
investment period
ending April 30 have been mailed to approximately
15,000 employees who are enrolled in the program.—V. 185, p. 2799.
■"J...
V.
Coastal
Oscar S. Wyatt,
of
■
...
States Gas Producing
interest
in
Jr., President,
'
the
different
seven
Carancahua
and
Alto Fields
Port
a
The
majority
sale
of
It
is
the
oil
an
properties
Coastal
sells
The
S.
in
Koch
Wyatt,
financed
was
by
the
these properties.
on
monthly
rule
net
of
southern
in
into
completion
County,
June
on
owns
in
zones.—V.
185,
of
Texas
dual
a
gas well on the
announced by Oscar
was
11.
one-half
a
Lehman
Tne
bonds.
to
Bros,
in
this
well
which
was
of
which
of
building
Rouge,
La.,
to
Delhi-Taylor
&
a
Co.
Oil
Corp.,
for
$38,000,000
$53,000,000
supply
of
pipe
natural
placing
20-year 5»/2 %
Texas
Gas
line
from
South
gas
Oil
&
Co-Em-Co Mining & Exploration Co., Inc., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended—
The
Securities
14,
June
nas
and
issued
Excnange
an
ties
by
request,
upon
or
the
on
made
Regulation
Commission,
it
announced
was
on
A
question
whether
the
suspension
should
be
permanent.
to
been
not
failed
cials
were
provides
file
In
to
conditional
a
exemption
from
that
complied
contain
the
with
the
extended
terms
and
conditions
by the company,
required
dollar
financial
amounts
in
of
that
Regulation
its
statements;
for
non-cash
offering
contained
addition,
the
to believe
shares
suspension
that the
of stock
issued
order
filing
by
was
the
alleged
that
the
had
have
A
circular
finan-
transactions
thereby rendered misleading; and the company
the required semi-annual reports of stock sales.
reason
of
believe
which
which
failed
Commission
to
had
misleading concerning the number
prior
company
to
the
filing and
the
consideration received by the company for the issuance of such shares.
it
Furthermore,
discloure
the
p.
whether
company's
was
alleged
necessary
unpatented
that
the
assessment
use
work
mining claims
of
the
had
would
be
circular
been
without
performed
on
5'2%
183,
of
merger
Water
all
the
A
Per. End. May 18—1957—4 Wk ,.—195o
1957—20 Wks.—1956
$32,623,564 $32,215,681 $164,613,568 $159,102,702
2662.
stock
such
will
issued
the
..
-shares
of
Dayton
plastic
U.
sole
;
of
a
Its manufac¬
of specialized
brands.
number
.i
,
Plastic
in
;
associated
and
of
excess
$350,000
between
chemical
source
rights
national distribution
holds
and
S.
companies
$8,000,000
in "fiscal
net
:
1957,
earnings
Sales sof Dayton
$400,000.
and
and
are
Rubber
Oct. 31, 1956 reached * ^record $75,813,409.'
$2,593,003, excluding the company's share,
of undistributed earnings of associated companies.'V\
Cadillac
Plastic will retain its corporate name and will continue
fiscal
year ended
income
net
totaling
Cleveland, Dallas, Los Angeles, Milwaukee; St.
—V. 185,
2097.
p.
'
v
Lbuis, and San'Francisco.
Vi.\
••
Water. Co. .with
and
approved
the
be
by
be
companies, will be
Co., a Delaware cor¬
Water
such
becomes
merger
subsidiary of
a
EFFECT
TO
com.
debentures
stock
stock
the
effective
company.
;
v
BUSINESS—'The
and
water
is
in
Corp.
and
The
company
The
business
175,000 shs.
25,000 shs.
Water
Water
Corp.,
Indiana
Southern
the
owns
waterworks
collection,
purification, distribution and sale of water for public and private
use
and consumption and for fire protection service in the territories
served., Operations are presently carried on in the States of Indiana
p.nd
Missouri,
and
are
conducted
without
competition
from other
privately
owned
water
companies or
municipal
agencies.—V.
185,
p.
companies
that of
is
the
2800.
Continental Mineral Resources, Inc., Reno, New—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
corporation
covering
at
offered
The
300,000
$1
proceeds
on
per
are
June
filed
11
shares
of
letter
a
of
stock
notification
the
with
cents) to be
share, .through Birkenmayer & Co., Denver, Colo.
to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining
common
(par
10
operations.
Cramer Controls Corp.—Sales Off—Earnings
Peter
ended
F.
Jan.
compared
after
Higher—
Brophy, President, announces that
for
the fiscal year
31, 1957, the company had net billed sales of $3,304,606,
with $3,565,476 in the previous year.
However, earnings
taxes
$108,734,
were
against
stock,
81
cents
equivalent to
in
fiscal
cents
84
1955,
capital gain.
The company paid its
December, 1956, Mr. Brophy noted.
per
exclusive
seventh
consecutive
dividend
in
DC
fiscal year the company completed a major acquisition,
the assets and business of Lindsay Products, Inc., Culver
Calif.
This
operation,
known
as
the
Western
Division
of
Controls
motors
devices.
to
Mr.
associated
nificantly
reduced
company
feet
Corp.,
will
enable
its
catalog of
Brophy
pointed
in
with
net
the
timers
out
assimilation
earnings
for
company
and
that
of
the
the
related
certain
Lindsay
to
add
a
line
of
electromechanical
non-recurring
ex¬
organization
sig¬
year.
expanded its physical plant to more than
three Eastern plants located at Centerbrook,
two
Two
West
line
interval
new
au-s
such
for
.
purpose
.
.
prior -to
."
the
sale.
Inc.—Freight Shipments Higher—
;
during the previous
ton miles
high
month of October
inci'cflsc*
1956, Mr. Pogue said.
The company began carrying air freight in August 1946 and during
the first full year of operation, 1947, flew 876,130 freight ton miles—
39,462 ton miles Rss than the airline flew during the one month of
May 1957. The year end figures for 1956 reached 7,221.791 freight ton
miles, a 724% increase during the nine-year period.—V. 185, p. 1884.
was
42%
a
increase over
May
Devor Figurizing Club, Inc.,
■'j.
Chicago, 111.—Files—
June 13 filed a letter of notification
The corporation on
with the SEC
preferred stock to be offered at par ($100
per share) and 3,500 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at
$10 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be
used
to prepare
and offer franchise rights to established figurizing
clubs throughout the United States and for working capital.
of
100 shares
covering
6%
Stores Corp.—May Sales
Diana
185, p. 2213.
Divanco, Inc., Carson City,
The
SEC
at
corporation
$5
on
38,500
covering
Nev.—Files With SEC—
June 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
prorp^lng, developing ana exploring of petroleum products.
per
tu~
181, pi 2799.
—V.
Easton, Pa.—Merger Ratified—
Dixie Cup Co.,
stockholders
The
Dixie
of
Up—
1957—Month—1°56
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$3,135,916
$2,931,975 $30,865,842 $27,593,533
;
Sales
—V.
the
into
of
98.5%
19.
June
on
overwhelmingly ratified the merging
Co.
A total of 800,657 votes, or
Can
American
favored the action.
cast,
those
Dixie stockholders will receive
stock for each share of Dixie.
President of the Dixie Cup Co., will
become
a
Vice-President of American Can., in charge of the Dixie
Cup activities.—V. 185, p. 2213.
the
Under
1.65
terms
of
agreement,
the
of
American
L.
shares
Clarence
Van
Can
common
Schaick,
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the 173,970
shares of
common
stock recently offered for subscription
by common stockholders of record May 29 at $13.75 per
share, 171,852 shares were subscribed for, and the re¬
maining 2,118 shares were taken up and sold by the^,
underwriters, headed by Dominick & Domi^ick, at $17
share
per
(for
details,
see
V.
185, p.
2556).—V.
185,
2670.
p.
Eastern Stainless Steel
1957,
of
all
June
John
between
outstanding
Ps
4Va%
July 19,
convertible subordinate debentures
1971.
Curley, President, said that the debentures will
1,
M.
accordance
in
Corp.—Calls Debentures—
corporation announced on June 18 that it will redeem on
This
with
Eas'ern
terms
of
the
indenture dated
as
of
be redeemed
1, 1956,
York
June
Stainless and the Manufacturers Trust Co., New
City, when the 15-year issue was effected.
Mr.
Curley explained that debenture holders have three options:
(1) To tender their debentures for redemption at a rate of $104.50 plus
accrued interest for each $100 principal amount;
(2) to convert the
debentures Into shares of Eastern's common stock at ihe conversion
$37.74 per share, which is equivalent to 2.65 shares for each
principal amount of the debentures,.er (3) to sell their debentures
& Weeks, New York investment bankers, for redemption
price of
100,000
$100
Clinton
to
,an<* Ballouville,
standard
24'%
A
This
due
During the
Cramer
freight
740,000
share of common
of
non-recurring
purchasing
City,
order
.
for
Com.
6,250 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred
stock of Arizona
Water Co.,
being all of the outstanding preferred
stock of that company.
Arizona Water Co. renders water service in
11 communities in the State of Arizona, including the City of Yuma.
of
incurred
2670.
p.
Period End. May 31—
50.000 shs.
52.000 shs.
10,850 shs.
50,000 shs.
Wabash
Consolidated
also
has issued an
corporation's air freight shipments for May exceeded all records
in its history, according to John R. Fogue, Manager of Cargo,
„
~ ; ;
The airline
flew 915,592 freight ton miles in May compared with
was
Chicago, 111.
waterworks companies:
185,
Delta Air Lines,
the
Salic St.,
18,
June
on
The
distribution
and
loans
bank
of
ment
—V.
Outstanding
incorporated in Delaware on Feb. 8,
ownership, control and management of
systems, having an office at 327 South
The company owns and controls the follow¬
company
engaged
supply
announced
was
$15,1987,
The net proceeds will be applied toward the cost of the construction
program
of the company and its subsidiaries, including the retire¬
$730,000
$730,000
share)
value)
par
it
SEC,
The
thorlzing thjs company to issue and sell at. competitive bidding
000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, due July 1,
FINANCING
PRESENT
value)
par
($10 per
(without
1977
due
Power & Light Co.—Financing Approved—
Delaware
two
and
If
terms.
then
GIVING
(without
common
Class B
square
Sales
the
It
states.
seven
major
total
to
at
in the
Co.
1956
may
as
of
Consolidated
the
of
upon
Co.
convertible
The
Colonial Stores, Incorporated—Current Sales Higher—
185, p.
the cash pro¬
company's bank
1957,
1,
part
Consolidated
terms
such
stockholders
and
Southwestern
consist
Preferred
penses
improper.—V.
885.
—V.
in
pay
caption' "Proceeds."
PLANNED—The
CAPITALIZATION
The
registration
t.ie Securities
*or Pu^^c offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000 ir. amount. In its Regulation A notification,
filed Feb.
9,
1956, the company proposed the public
offering of 50,000 shares of
its common stock at par ($1
per share) pursuant to such an exemption.
The Commission :n its suspension order asserts that
it has reasonable
cause
to
Is
It
order
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
from registration with respect to a public offering of securi¬
this company. The order provides an opportunity for hearing,
exemption
Vacated
prior to Nov.
used
upon
directors
their
Water
is
requirement
to
Corp.
(which see below). Insurance com¬
panies are included on the list of buyers of the bonds.—V. 185, p. 143.
Houston,
estimated
.
which
debentures,
such
outstanding shares of com¬
mon
stock
of
Arizona
Water Co.
The
company
and Southwestern
Consolidated Water Co. have also entered into an agreement providing
La.
2444.
p.
Allen
nnd
is
company
Baton
are
poration, the controlling interest in which is owned by J. C. Donnelly,
K. D. Knoblock and F. A. O'Neill, is a holding company, the assets
1955
interest
Corp.—Private Placement—
subsidiary
a
they
...
-
of
sale
of Southwestern
merger
company,
of
accomplished.
ing
through
be
the
under
MERGER
a
the
Class
and
Calhoun
President,
two
systems and produces and
condensate from properties located
Texas.
drilling
company,
Texas
which
under
agreement with the institutional
investor referred to under the preceding caption will' provide, among
other
things,
that when the annual net income of Arizona Water
Co., after, the payment of dividends upon, its preferred stock, .reaches
from
gathering
and
plastic
in
25
Cadillac
expected
$5,000.
gas
oil
Coastal Transmission
This
»
and
accomplished
will
$400,000
FUTURE
Arizona
income
indenture
but it is contemplated
converting such debentures
upon,,
of
Authorized
20
crude
States
completed
acquisition
this
of
current
approximately
Lease
Jr.,
Coastal
cost
the
operates
gas,
successful
E.
the
that
is
States
natural
principally
W.
of
payment agamst piuuuonon
estimated
be
described
boards
prooerties producing both oil and gas
in; Calhoun County, Texas, in
Joint purchase made with tne Tex Star Oil Co. of Dallas, Texas,
which will own un equal interest with Coastal.
.
an
In
of
loans
$250,000,
.
Co.—Acquisition—^
June 18 announced the acquisition
on
agreed
privilege
.
As
by the trustee to $8,100,000.
the
and
been
the
conversion
Following
anticipated
in Chrysler Corp. common stock.
or $2,300,000,-was invested
77,500
for
associated companies, is a large ware¬
sheets,5 rods,- tubes and other materials, "
operate under its present management and personnel as a whollyindependent subsidiary of Dayton Rubber.
>' < •
- *> ' -: * </ '
Cadillac
Plastic's headquarters and manufacturing-operations
are
in
Detroit,
Warehouses and sales
offices are in ^Detroit, Chicago,
that
into
shares of class A common stock of the company at a conversion price
of $13 per share during the period from Oct. 1, 1957 to Sept. 30, 1962
inclusive, and. $14.50 per share from Oct. 1, 1962 to Sept. 30, 1977
inclusive; adjustments of the conversion price to prevent dilution of
in the corporation's Thrift-
salaried
the
than
of
Sales
OF
debentures
such
issued
be
they
have invested $5,800,000.
Of this amount,
invested in United States savings bonds and
Participating; employees
i
of
visions-
15,000 Employees Participating in Savings Plan—
$8,000,000 have been invested
SALE
acquired
was
its
with
of
warehouses
more
are
3,000
Corp.—
stock
cipal amount of 5Vs>%
* ,
More 4han
Share
&
The
Plastic,
turing division is
plastic materials.
rangements. for the sale to
.
said.
Bond
,,
,
to
DEBENTURES—The company has made ar¬
an'institutional investor of $730,000 prin¬
convertible debentures to be dated as of Oct. 1,
1957 and .to mature Oct: 1, 1977. $330,000 of such debentures will be
delivered in exchange for
a
like principal amount of the 5%
convertible debentures of the company, due June 1,
1976, held by such
investor, and the company will receive the principal amount of the
remaining $400,000 of debentures in cash. The final terms and pro¬
PROPOSED
by 29.8%, Byron .Nichols, General-Manager' of the company's automo¬
tive group marketing.-organization, said on June 10.. V.
Reflecting a continuing rise in sales of all Chrysler Corp. 1957 models,
sales for-the last. 10 days of. May-jumped 33.7%
over the previous 10
days, Mr. Nichols* said...
'■■■-A:,/-'"..
:> .• ,A'.
,
For the period Jan.. 1 to May 31 this year corporations sales in¬
creased 19.1%.. The-corporation's sales for this five-month period were
512,000 compared with 430,000 for
the same period in 1956, Mr;
Nichols
for
7,000
Co.-
,,
Detroit,
Inc.,
distributor
house
Shares
V
y
Milwaukee
The
.
stock.
Cadillac
agreed
have
below
named
Co.,
Chemical.
<te
common
.
below:
name
;
:
acquired
has
company
Chemical
to
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS-- The
that
and
history,
Culligan's figures for the
99% of the stock of Cadillac Plastic
Mich., and four associated companies,,
it was announced Jointly on June 19 by A. L.. Freedlander, President
of Dayton Rubber, and Robert B. Jacob, President of Cadillac Plastic
This
&
with
each
20-year
the biggest month ever recorded.
will be available in mid-June.
Dayton Rubber Co.—Acquires Control of Plastic and
of
date
T
company's
the
in
on the enthusiastic reception
water softener has received.
that the fiscal year whieh ended April 30
Chemical Firm—
expects to use the proceeds of sale of the
v;
of
'
,
.
to
dividends
accrued
case
increase
automatic
introduced
successful
most
was
fiscal year
with
Chrysler Corp.—May Passenger Car Sales Up—
Sales
April
purchase from the company the shares of preferred stock set opposite
approximately $3,211,105.—V. 185, p. 2799.
equipment costing
new
plus
t
sales
predicted
newly
Werhane told the board
the
was
share
per
25*,
Mr. Werhane said.
his
based
Mr.
preferred stock for the payment In part of bank loans made, on March
1,
1957
in the uggrcgate
amount of $600,000. Of such obligations,
$500,000 were incurred in connection with the acquisition by the com¬
pany of
6,250 snares of 6% cumulative preterred stock of Arizona
Water Co., at a cost of $500,000, and the remaining $100,000 was in¬
curred in connection with the payment-of bank loans which had been
made for the nurpose of making funds available for advances to the
company's subsidiaries and lor other corpcrate purposes.
:
'
thereafter;
PROCEEDSThe company
25
purchase from it of $2,130,000 equipment trust certificates,'
L, to be dated July. 22, 1957 and mature in 15 equal annual
the
series
$25
of
Avenue,
June
an
Culligan's
of
redemption.
on June
basis
the
about
or
announcement by Harold F. Werhane, President.
v
The
corporation's San Bernardino
plant
already produces more
zeolite, the chemical used in water softeners, than any other facility
shares of 6% cumulative con¬
(no par) at the stated value
on
on
will expand its San Bernardino (Calif.) plant facilities
an
anticipated 23%
sales increase during 1957, ac¬
accommodate
cording to
He
convertible
there
brokers.
in the world,
is
offices
its
move
an
Culligan, Inc., Northbrook, III.—To Expand Facilities
Co.—Preferred
Water
Inc.,' were elected by the stock¬
meeting held recently, Bringing tne
seven.—V. 185, p. 4.
annual
to
will
and
The company
class A common stock at the price of $13 per share if
common
stock to and including Sept. 30, 1962, and at tne
A
City,
according to
as
to
price of $14.50 per share thereafter.
The preterred stock may be redeemable at $26.50 per share during
the period from July 1, 1957 to and including June 30, 1962; $26 per
share
thereafter
to
and
including June
30,
1967 and $25.50 per
and earnings
1956.—V. 183,
by the company up to noon(CDT)
received
be
Sold—The
associates at 101.085%
completed. For details,;
Curtis and
&
stock
prefarred
share
will
$0.96
Co.
Jackson
shares
into
.
Bids
881,997
$1.35
($25 per share).
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Bids June 25—
for
882,597
$0.79
vertible preferred stock
$452,357
$0.79
the basis of backlog,
G.
881,097
$0.85
June 17 offered 10,000
on
The
John
682,597
.
Stock Offered—
The Milwaukee Co. and Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.
$0.79
30
502,627
$851,103
V. 185, p. 2800.
see
$447,420
—
Apr.
at
479,402
$1,187,611
1793.
p.
Webber,
•
share outstng.
common
per
185,144
$696,304
and accrued interest was quickly
-L
earnings
Net
142,471
Laboratory,
company's
membership
announcement by Clarence Y. Palitz, President.
The corporation is a pioneer banking specialist in instalment financ¬
ing of income producing machinery and equipment.
Mr. Palitz said the new offices will provide the larger quarters nec¬
essary lor the company's increased business and operations.
The company had maintained its offices at 120 Broadway for ap¬
proximately 20 years. The new lease was concluded with Williams &
$1,353,730
$1,667,013
$746,296
outstanding
184,
York
New
1957,
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Debentures
1957
195G
$18,096,459 $15,858,736
Earnings before provision for income taxes_,/y_
y 918,420
925,357
Federal and Canadian income taxes—estimated
471,000
473,000
Earns,
119,931
$831,448
the
Credit-America Corp.—To Move Offices—
offering made on June 12 of $25,000,000 4%% deben¬
tures due June 1, 1982, by White, Weld & Co. and Paine,
Hold—
Cherry-Burrell Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Six Months Ended April 30—
sales
147,555
deductions.
Consolidated
Net
33,289
$888,767
at
board
This corporation has leased the entire 48th floor of 500 Fifth
$1,233,799
Earnings per share—
acrylic
the
of
name
$1,519,458
54,198
income
Shares
,
fiber to be manufactured in Japan
was
not announced but O'Neal said
the new firm would not use
Chemstrand's "Acrllan" trade-mark for its acrylic fiber.
Mitsubishi Rayon
is to be the majority stockholder in the new
company, Shinko Acrylic Fiber Co., L.d.
A spokesman for Mitsubishi
Rayon said it was understood that after formation of Shinko Acrylic
Fiber,
Mitsubishi Chemical Industries will participate in Mitsubisni
Rayon's share.
i
V The new plant called for by the agreement is planned to start
production in 1*59 with an initial rated capacity of 7,500,000 pounds
per
year.
Plans call for later expansion of the plant to produce
15,000,000 pounds of acrylic fibre per year.—V. 185, p. 1882.
brand
The
$798,159
.
income
etc.,
Net
total
$834,569
opers—
income
Total
18.
June
from
in Japan is to be
noer
Chemstrand
would
Other
formed
Chemstrand Corp. and Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd., Japan,
manufacture acrylic
to
company
under
Income
Affiliate Formed—
Chemstrand Corp.—New
A
Operating exps. <fc taxes
Instruments
Airborne
holders
$4,115,545
$4,083,227 $11,778,728 $11,335,167
3,280,976. ' 3,285,068
10,259,270 10,101,368
Operating revenues
"
•
.
.
the
of
program
719.
p.
for the
and U# subsidiaries.—V. 180,
of
1957—12* Mos.—1956
Mos.—i956
1957—3
Period End. April 30—
,.
.
Higher—
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Earnings
institu¬
1957 each sold $500,000 of debt securities to
*
proceeds of the above financing was used
April 30,
on
tional investors.
Conn.
Five new units were added to the Cramer
during the 12-month period, including a time totalizer,
timers, a cycle timer and a synchronous motor.
directors, David L.-Luke, m, Executive Vice-President, of
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., and Hector L. Skifter, President,
Hornblo"*er
and conversion.
In
order
Hornblower
to
&
debentures sold
on
July
conserve
its
and
has arranged with
face amount, all
close^of -business
He pointed- out that debentures so pur-
cash,
the
corporation
to purchase, at $105 per $100
delivered to it not later than the
Weeks
19, Mr. Curley said.
Volume
185
Number 5649
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(2913)
chased
above
of
will
be .converted
into
shares
of
stock
common
basis
the
en
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Debentures Offered—A. C.
Allyn & Co. Inc. and associates on June 18 offered
pub¬
licly $15,000,000 of 5%% convertible subordinated de¬
stated.
No
fractional shares will be issued in
connection with
the
conversion
the
debentures, Mr. Curley said, but in lieu thereof the corporation
pay the holder the value of such fraction based upon the market
will
price of the'
The
stock
common
the
on
conversion
final sale price
The
on
July
or
and
prior
on
The
June
prior
and
is
$50
1,
to
on
the
of
from
the
1962;
$52
1,
1967,
prior
to
June
redeemable
are
and
1,
stock
common
share
per
June
or
of
if
$54
if
converted
share
if
converted
after
or
June
5%
through
together with
1,
1958
May
31,
1959,
accrued
and
interest
at
ot
decreasing
at
the
date
of
Glass
185,
the
for
moulds
premiums
a
supply of all
industry.
It
1959,
of
redemption.
new.
product
and
of
■V
define
department who&c function is "to investigate
improved application; of niiorofilarng in all types
systems, including electronics and automation." ;
Boeing
"are
says,
in
the
opening
applications
where
.retrieval
business
of
coding • techniques.,
way
to
is
used
microfilming
and
rod
ju»i
microfilm,"
increasingly
an
in
the
wider
purchase
offer
;
which
—V.
185,
1957—Month—1956
its
$9,236,683
/ ' -J
_
2213.'-''
p.
$3,554,631
•
.
of
such
made by
offer
was
executive
diesel
$38,831,525 $34,535,897
of
sales
Net
_a_:
South
income
Earnings
—V.
lafter provision
share oi
per
182,
Federal
lor
taxes)
stock.
common
25„,226
92,
,,
$0.71
—
27
The
company
Commission
its
a
filed
18
registration
stockholders
common
tures
June
on
the
with
statement
Securities
covering
of $3,390,000
and
proposed
a
convertible
4%
Exchange
offering
subordinated
to
power
lawnmowers,
GIVING
The debentures will have
mined
EFFECT
Net
-of
proceeds
from
short-term
Business
bank
be
added
the
to
general
Lee
P.
loans.
the company, incorporated in 1890, Is divided into two
and (b)
electronics and avion¬
Commercial products include electric motors, fans, heaters
lighting
fixtures, bench saws an-1 arc welders.
Operations of the electronics
division
avionics
include
Witter
research
engineering,
production of complex electronics systems, missiles
tures for the Armed Forces.—V. 185, p. 2G71.
development
and
aircraft
H.
"
This
corporation
Toronto
Airport,
international
19
June
on
Canada.
announced
This
transportation
is
the
the
37th
system.—V.
C,
in
office
an
the
185,
Emery national
2214.
p.
at
-
R.
•
r
.
sej',
$2,925,000 of 4%% equipment trust certificates, maturing
annually, July 15, 1958 to 1972, inclusive. The certifi¬
cates, priced to yield from 4.50% to 4.75%, according
to
maturity,
awarded to the group on June 20
were
on
Co.,—
Bros.
Issuance
the
of
Hulzler
and
sale
Interstate
The
bid
the
of
certificates
prich
in
will
Co.;
&
Hutchinson
the
be
&
Co.—-V.
the
are
certificates
subject
to
authorization
by 300 gondola cars and
$3,759,700.
: *
Dick
100
Co.;
Co.r-^_-—
100,000
250,000
Nongard,
Showers «&
Murray, Inc.
!
Co., /
tensen,
Baxter
200,000
Yarnall,
—
Collins <Sc Co.—200,000
185, p. 2556.) %
ij;.
*
'
'"'Pre#
Lazarus,
Jr.
has
Chairman
elected
been
ceed
Lincoln
In
moving
To
Filene,
from
his
retains
him
Ralph
Walter
N.
relinquished
in
the
Lazarus,
that
Chief
In
the
new
Co.—Capital Outlays in 1956 Exceed
that capital spending to improve
continued at a rate much higher
the
division,
Filene,
Board
come."
-
This
Standard's
exceeded
third consecutive
business
Mr.
of
jBoard of Abraham <fe Straus,
Chairman
in
Boston,
another
Inc.,
petroleum
a
cent
gallon
per
products.
Gross
sales of
on
revenue
on
corporation
has
reached
agreement
an
nearly 14 billion
sales
was
nearly $2 billion.
the
With
small
quires
constant
profits
will
corporation
windows
as
is
major
a
company's
investment
the
ucts
in
the
sums
and
In
obtained,
long-range
oaid
planning
to
Mr.
Hope,
building panels.
subsidiary, makes
about
was
that
assure
re¬
half
that
must
he
be
"is
all the
April 30—
and
industrial
Dominion
and
foreign
Earnings Up—
1956
1957
sales—
Hope
said
for
average
this
all
rate
of
return
to the
one
of
the
most
serious
Earnings
Both
per
net
—
income
Mr.
by many
new
highs for capital expenditures, earnings and
ai.ee-.,
customers—for
v.T
■
taxes
•
was
in
set
a.io
in
s
federal.
that
«
■■
were
j
-
a
1956—by taxes.
va.„
„
..
54,940,605
27,800,000
56,480,380
28,050,000
for
company
and
and
levied
on
,.id
Ci*v
Governments—
petroleum
Products.
"sr.
*
•
:
i':
filed
6
of
letter, of
a
$5.50
at
notification
stock
common
San
The
with
cents)
50
(par
-share),
per
Antonio,- Texas.
Dillingham.—V.
185, p.
145.
Co.—To
Move
announced on
be
Muir
to
are
the
to
through
proceeds
to
go
Administrative Hdqrs.—
June
:
.
that administrative headquarters of the
12
185, p.
with retail customers
and
185,
145.
p.
Building
plant in
1385.
of
the
-
'
investment
•
■
1957—Month—1956
$9,503,948
>
1957—5 Mos.—1956
.
$9,054,309 $40,694,859 $36,782,311
'
Corp.—Unit Enters Into Field of
V % v:''
••'</ "
'
/
.*,
also announced a newly established
working arrangement
GAC's subsidiary, The Stuyvesant Insuranee Co. and
Lloyds of
whereby Stuyvesant will be a partner of Lloyds in providing
reinsurance
for
other
automobile
satisfactorily,
United
States
finance
sales
in line
last year.—V.
of
with
insurance
volume
is
industry sales.
companies.
reported
Volume
to be hoTding
slightly ahead
is
up
of
176, p. 599.
the
Civil
June
division
a
14
largest
contracts
Aeronautics
Carlson,
by James T.
contract
electronic
for
Administration
has
equipment
been
awarded
Dynamics Corp., it was
administrator of the CAA.
Pyle,
totals
almost
$10,000,000,
according to
let
ever
to
General
of
by
Stromberg-
anounced
Robert C.
on
Tait,
President of
Stromberg-Carlson, which will furnish 263 sets of Tactical
Navigation
(TACAN) test monitor and control equipment, built
-Air
CAA
to
specifications.
system
equipment is
being integrated
is
radio
It
an
with
comprises
integral part of the
existing VOR (VHF
the ,VORTAC
system of
navigation for civil and military flying alike.
transponder equipment which the sets in the CAA contract
ranges).
range
The
monitor
approximate
antennas.
July
The
which
directional
short
1,
were
Fischer &
is
under
of
cost
procurement
million
ten
date
Target
for
by
the
dollars
United
for
commissioning
States
dual
230
these
Navy
at
equipments
VORTAC
an
and
stations
is
1959.
the
the
annual
p.
designate
to
460,000
meeting
of
both
June
shares
10,
and
paid
$2
stock,
225,443
the
company
class
oi
B
the
had
common
Aug.
will
13
has
10
votes
per
stock.—V.
P.
Mills
185,
of
share
p.
additional
1,509,000
to
shares
outstanding
shares.
No
B
class
as
269,424
R.
Mulroy,
Officer.
directors.—V.
t,
■
dividends
against
one
vote
per
for
s..are
the
units.
manufactured
in
Stromberg-Carlson's
p.
2557.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher1957
Eafenings
—
-
belore
income
$39,000,590
200,375
$38,800,215
21,156.355
———
86,929,590
$42,399,859
taxes___
taxes-——:
91,499,859
49,100,000
$42,399,859
income
Provision for
1956
$971,334,810 $931,147,459
Net
earnings
♦Dividends
—
preferred
on
stock
18,743,668
$3.61
$3.31
—
Earnings applicable to common stock
Dividends
since
184,
July,
1954.
Vice-President,
P.
Mulroy
p. 1228.
(par $1.50)
will
not
BUSINESS
1911,
accrue
continnes
as
retired
on
succeeded
a
May
him
member of
shares
31.
His
as
47,929,000
—
to
The
under'the
proceeds
the
of
in
stock
redeemed
and
1957
11,727,794
stock split effective
board
on
May
31, 1955.
+Based on 11,759,401
1956 after giving effect to 2-for-l
Oct.
in
1956.—V.
11,
...
185,
p.
2802.
General Motors Corp.—Vauxhall and
Opel Cars to En¬
ter American Market—
are
company.
company
nartie
stock
Chief
the
to
go
Vauxhall
an*)
Opel
Europe,
will
be
in
first
on
time
June
Mr.
at $25 per share.
net
common
on
tNet earnings a share common stock——_—
2801.
Executive
M.
PROCEEDS—The
15,
Foods Corp.
sales
Net
can/be
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., Marion, Ind.—Secondary Of¬
fering—Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Indianapolis, Ind.,
on
June 12 offered publicly 8,339 shares of common
and
navigational
be
conartion
America, Inc.—New President—
President
Mulroy,
J.
stock
will
per
Flour
of
ground
Years Ended March 31—•
to
asked
be
substantially
common
M.
and
equipment
General
Capitalization—
class B shares in any fiscal year unless dividends of at
share are paid on the common.
However, the class B
all of which is owned by Kermit Fischer, Presi¬
on
least
1957,
years,
airborne
CAA
recently opened electronics center at Rochester, N. Y.—V. 185,
shares.
At
four
the
The
by
attained
2556.
authorized common stock from 750,000 shares
and
shares,
at
ever
has been produ<?ing TACAN equipment for more
and is presently one of the largest contractors of
•
Porter Co.—To Increase
stockholders
The
than
$3.33
$3.44
—
the
highest
first six months period.—V. 185,
a,
$27,140,605
$28,430,380
—
income
net
s.
Ess0 Stand,
June
shares
Wills
London
will
$550,422,328 $532,070,658
taxes
net
earnings
chare—
sales
manufacturing indus¬
problems faced
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$34,688,802 $31,683,407
encouraging."
year.
another record
pj -321."
on
$'2,907,581
SUomberg-Carlson
(our)
The disparity between profits and
spent to meet the increasing demand for prod¬
$285,000,000 in
I'-t-V. '134,
the
last
the
■
between
The
of
Tire & Rubber Co.-^-Sales &
net
Executive
said.
ard paid $78,000,Oat)
from
of
Mr.
desig¬
is
A,
.
TACAN
earnings before income taxes—
son,
report,
United States
addition
another
David¬
outstand¬
Davidson, which will be
porcelain enamel sheets
Consolidated
dent,
"it
Corp.,
♦Preferred
the
on
product volume,
collected
;
are
investment.
services
businesses,"
;
that
shares
series
2557.
p.
F. R. WillsV President, on June 19
reported that "according to present
indications, 'tlie management of this corporation is hopeful that 1957
will be another good year in General
Acceptance's history. As we near
the halfway mark for the year,
prospects for the remainder of 1957 are
the
use.
Firestone
earnings for
Commenting
;
in
of
officials of
producer
and
Fenestra
a
exterior
Six Months Ended
in the report to employees showed that Esso Standard's
1956 provided a return of aooot 7% on the value of
net
the
.
margins
effort
v'.
1957—Month—1956
(estimated
Reinsurance—
continue."
Other figures
tries
with
Products, Inc., Lima, Ohio, to purchase
stock of the Ohio company.
Fenestra
increase
product
$8,000
stock,
185,
185,
.
four-tenths of
of
be
Detroit, Mich.—Acquisition—
$100,000,000.
was
gallons
Execu¬
division.—V.
Federated
$94,000.
preferred
185, p. 2445.
omni
the years
year
According io Mr. Hope, the company's earnings—although a record
—were only
"a fraction of a cent on each gallon we sell."
The exact
figure
Federated's
of
of
lund
outstanding.—V.
General Dynamics Corp.—CAA Awards Contract—
operated
Hope
that money plowed back into Esso
improvements to plant and equipment had
for
■
position of President, the board of directors
has been Executive Vice-President.
reelected
134,413 shs.
Corp.—May Sales Increased—
on
market
D.
GAC's
Filene's
of
Enamel
for
more
V
.
.
„
the
was
■
suc¬
who
was
at
.'•■'
•
..
1385.
the
lictle
a
during the year totaled $117,000,000, and
predicted that "this spending for the future must continue in
It
to
pioneer of progressive retail management, will
Cnairman of Federated and will continue as Chairman
Consolidated
company's annual report to its employees, Stanley C. Hope,
said that earnings and capital expenditures both reached
Capital outlays
to
Board
a
Fenestra,
1956.
said the company's 1956 after-taxes
profits were
$60,000,000—or 3 cents on each dollar ot sale.4l
He
,.i
Committee.
Honorary
highs last year.
than
*»
Executive
Consolidated
President,
the
and
General Acceptance
;
position on June 13.
the Board, Mr. Lazarus
Officer.
Chairman
to
as
Rothschild, Chairman of the
Federated
a
who
President
responsibility
succeed
elected
Stock—
Profit—
profits in
'of
corporation
covering' 9,000
—V.
>
*.
.
instalments
sinking
Sale3—.—
-
architectural
refining and marketing facilities
100,000
'J
annual
Period End. May 31—
100,000
Federated Department Stores, Inc.-^-New Officers—
1
Tne
This company on June 20 announced
than
Co.—
'•>'
'*
.■
••
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—May Sales Up—
100,000
&
8,000 shs.
150,000 shs/
;;
'
100,000
Inc.
Bkldle
in
May 31—
firms.—V.
100,000
Co.,
'
//
,
* *'
Si
Co.,
$1.50)
$3,023,577
company
100,000 '
Chris-
Co., Inc.
Inc._„
_o.
Yantis
Co
100,000
Inc.._
Inc.
Irving J. Rice
*
(par
$940,000
/
$15,000 shs.
■
•
\
Outstanding
(W. P.) Fuller & Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Secondary
Offering— secondary offering of 20,200 shares of capital
stock (par $20) was made on June 4 by
Blyth. & Co., Inc.,
and Shuman, Agnew & Co. at $37
per share; They were
placed mainly with executives and employees of the
100,000
Kormendi
250,000
'
$940,000
cumulative
Houston, Tex., will begin .operation in July.—V.
100,000
250,000
Co.—
.
1957
2214.
p.
Frito
100,000
Co.__.___
&
1957-1966—
authorized
It was
100,000
Securities
Writer
31,
company will move into new quarters in the Exchange Bank
in Delias, Tex., on June-29 and that the new $500,000 Fritos
100,000
Peters,
1,
par)
cumulative
Daniel
200,000
Fahncstock
250,000
•
MARCH
promissory note owned by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
payable
Investment
200.000
Corp.
Jones/Kreeger «te Hewitt
Sc Co
Dec.
($50
stock
offered
100.000
Co.,
total of-413,500 square feet
a
OF
Friffikar Corp., Dallas, Texas—Files With SEC—
200,000
&
AS
stock...
5)4%
The
200,000
250,000
.
due
fund
185,
SEC
Blosser
<fe
son
corporation recently called for redemption as of May 20, 1957.
a
total of 20,000 shares of its $1.20 cumulative
convertible preferred
stock and as of June
14, next, all the remaining preferred shares.
—V. 185, p. 2671
its
1/
_
Boyee./—
Phillips Co,—
Emanuel, Dectjen & Co.
First
approximately 31V2 acres
has .manufacturing' and. warehous¬
200,000
250,000
*
simple; to
occupying
/
thereof
—V.
200,000
a
Caldwell
Co.
note
One
The
Net
—
Co.
Co.
'.
,.
a-.4'.
ing common
Esso Standard Oil
.
are
covered
2801.
p.
fic
McDowell
P. S.
&
Erie Resistor Corp.—Redeems Preferred
&
Russ
Merle-Smith; R. W. PressShearson, Hammill & Co. and McMaster
are:
Inc.
:
foe
now
thereon,
Franklin Stores
.
200.000
Gardner—
<fc
Bros.
200,000
p,
secured
185,
47'sS.
as
Commission.
offering
Freeman &
for
certificates
Commerce
hopper cars, estimated to cost
Associated
99.57%
Co.,
Well
space pi 53,000 square- feet.
diversified liner of ^machine made
glass, consisting of bottles for
proprietary medicine, extracts, vinegar, toi-,
beer, jliquor,, and food, products.
Sales
200.000
Ine
floor
a
•
-
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Barret, Fitch, North &
300,000
Co;,"
&
Straus,
300,00J
& Co.
&
batch-handling and storage plant
storing a three to four weeks
of the most up-to-date in the
of
Authorized
is
-
Co.,
Reinholrit
'
under
company
Sous.
250.000
Mr,
Salomon
&
Stein
Co..„_.¥^„— ;< 250,000
to
Co.
total
$200,000
Dittmar
300,000
Inc..
both
and
dissolved
company.
one
'
nated
principal
300,000 ;
&
the
amber
CAPITALIZATION
"The 4)4%
-Co—"*Ju,0uO
Co., Inc.—.
200,000
Baker, Simonds & Co.
tive
its bid of 99.138%.
the
Podesta
i
Julien
•
from
Gregory
Hickey &
Whipple <V Co—
500,000
&.Co.—300,000
Dickson
—V,
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—HalStuart & Co. Inc. and associates on June 21 offered
by each
Pacific Northwest Co
and
Co.
and jar moulds. Here
repairs are made exclusively
space.
Common
.
the
500,000
&
is
total
and
wine,
located
Period End.
Dempsev
800,000
floor
*4V4 %
Deben¬
mentioned
and
with
flint
prescriptions,
Preferred .stock
;
Kalman
Ryons
Rausclier, Pierce
>
Erie
,
share,
per
Mu lanev,
Nicolaus
and
company owns title iu
land in Marion, Ind.,. and
;
$1,072,215 shs.
indenture.
underwriters
Cruttendon,
Co.
Lester,
The
proceeds are to be used to retire about S2.200.000 of bank loans
and to finance in part current construction
program.—V. 185, p. 1385.
'
'•
' ' '
/
I'y-
the
Co.—,.
Si
1929,
Glass
machine bottle
capable
manufactures
in
cosmetics,
/
15.000,000
under
added
were
sinking
Co.
The First Cleveland
Corp.
J
com¬
$12,636,000
500,000
Langley
S.
and
13,000.000
$50
800,000
•>
.800,000
<fc
of
and machine
The
of
Outstanding
1,400,000 shs.
purchased
$2,100,000
DempRey-Tegeler & Co._
and
lctries,
FINANCING
Co.
M. Byllcsby
:r..(Inc,).-
privately, through The First Boston Corp. and G. H.
Walker & Co., an issue of
$3,000,000 47/s% first mortgage
1987;
Inc.
Co
II.
Empire District Electric Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
—The company, it was announced on June
20, has placed
bonds due
&
then
was
unit
automatic
plant is
materials
company
containers
druggists'
.
111.
5,
13,000.000
the
_
Hirsch
.
be
to
Inc.
opening of
at
of
Corp.—_'r 500,000
Moseley. & Co.,
500,000
Stifel,
has
and
v
•
•
issuable
names
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
W.
and
struc¬
The
/'
500,000
Ilentz
facilities
glass
...
Authorized
•
Union
Pont
Boettcher &
•
Co.,
Republic
Bacon,
Emery Air Freight Corp.—Opens Canadian Office—
;
and
Higginson
S.
an
•>
15,000.000
Goodbody
ics.
and
&
Hallgarten
of
defense
-
1967 .*$17,500,000
stock
common
ueoeiitures
Francis I clu
funds
be
|general classifications: (a) commercial
.
of
(Inc.)
offering will
will
and
available for anticipated capital ex¬
for working capital.
Initially the funds will be used to
penditures and
.reduce
the
Electric
•.
through sinking fund may not be reissued.
fConsist of
notes maturing at various
times.
J After purchase of the
Dillon,
Central
V.
1891,
PRESENT
...
Allyn
Dean
»
Emerson
TO
value—.—
par
issued
amount
special
,.
——
Securities <fe Co.;vgl':'!
Goldman, Sachs <te Co.—
a
later.
C.
Eastman
sinking fund which will become operative
in 1962 and is
designed to retire approximately 65% of the issue prior
.to maturity.
The subscription price, conversion terms, the record date
and the date on which the
subscription offer will expire will be deter¬
j
of
to
10, 1957,
Chicago
follows:
A.
for each 20 shares held.
The offering
underwritten by a group headed
by Smith, Barney & Co.; Van
Noel & Co.; and Newhard, Cook <fc Co.
be
1972
without
shares
amount
principal amount of debentures
will
and
U
day
as
iu
Avenue,
r
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
July 15, 1977. The company plans to ofier common stock¬
rights to subscribe for the debentures on the basis of $100
Alstyne,
Illinois
/"Proceeds."
deben¬
due
holders
90
300,000
1957. V
14,
share.
per
May
of
1,
retired
This
raw
ing lacilitlss
lo..ns
tures
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.—Registers With SEC— V
$50
pursuant
and
Common stock
1462.
p.
June
tBank
$0.28
of
made
company,
is
items.-;
'Maximum
■
in
debentures,
duo
erected.
subsidiaries are 'principally!
engaged in* the manu¬
of
scales,
puinps, electric, motors and geenrators,
dicsel locomotives, consumer products such as domestic
20-year 2.75% debs., due May 1,
53/4 %
convertible
subord.
$3,978,307
price
be
the
Michigan
-//
1956
$4,436,153
to
to
incorporated
600
.
1057
1;
—
is
the company May
was
at
CAPITALIZATION
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
Net
at-the
stock
Elcctrol Inc., Kingston, N. Y.—Sales & Earns.
Up—
'
to provide sufficient
the. company's
common
stock
company
Corp.,
common
by. the company from
supplemented to the extent
be
the
"sale
systems
mercial
./-v. \
will
of
shares
accepted by
and
and
engines,
water
21,
May
is entirely automatic
and measures
batch ingredients
making flint and amber glass.
June, 1952, a modern new factory, building, housing one new
glass melting furnace of the latest type,-was completed and put inte
operation. This new plant was designed to permit
expansion to three
furncccs, the total cost exceeding $1,200,000.
:
In 1954-1955, • now bottle blowing machinery was installed In the
new
plant at a cost in excess of $200,000, i and additional, warehouse
•
received
Penn-Texas Corn,
offices
company
facture
■,;
1957—5 Mos.—1956
to. be
offered
funds
300,000
BUSINESS—Company
storage and
185, p. 2556.
Edison Brothers Stores
Inc.—May Sales Higher—
Period End. May 31—
Sales—'
.'—i_l_.il
sale
of
The
v
general
of
electronic
information.—-V.
government
proceeds
above
from
purchase
The
Mr.
field
debentures
to
Co.
a
On
Foster-Forbes
to
In
net
presently owned by Penn-Texas
or
developments
of
necessary
funds
planning
new
business
-."New
sale
location.
all the common stock of the
adjacent to
the company's
for
,'
PROCEEDS—'The
mould
as
modern
new
was
also redeemable pursuant to a fixed
sinking fund commencing
and an optional sinking fund
commencing June 1, I960,
the principal amount
thereof, together with accrued interest to, the
date
James J. Maclsaac,
formerly with Stanford Research Institute, Menlo
Park, Calif., has joined the manaaemuno. staff of Recordak
Corp.,
subsidiary of Eastman Kodak Co. According to John K.
Boeing, Presi¬
dent o£
Recordak, who reported that Mr. Maclsaac will head up the
(whose
and manufactured
well
as
are
at
Eastman Kodak Co.—Recordak Forms
Electronics Unit
,
that
changed
acquired
plant was
company..
Iu 1946,
/.
redemption.
the
1.
i.
to
was
company
Co.
many years
new
for
They
2556.
p.
operations
company
1944, the company acquired the Koepi>en Mould Works whose
property was adjacent to its own. That company had been in business
June
19.—V.
Its
the
In
1972.
on
of
plant in Marion),
Standard Glass
plants have since been operated as
thereafter
converted
per
moved
name
Standard
to
of
thereafter,
share
per
making
plant
at
Upland, Ind.,
until
December
1922,
purchased the plant of the Marion Flint Glass Co. at Marion,
and
During July 1933, the
company on not less than 30 days' notice, as a whole
time in part, at the
principal amount thereof plus a
time
premium
a letter of transmittal or instructions indicating the hold¬
should be forwarded to the Manufacturers Trust Co. before
price
debentures
option
or
to
or
thereafter
tached. and
intent
conversion
bottle
it
Ind.,
bentures due June 1,
1972, at 100% and accrued int.
date.
of Eastern common stock on the New York Stock
Exchange on aun
r7, ls>o/, was ,oS.j75 /er snare. I' is ilgure mul¬
tiplied by 2.65 shares equals $149.39.
A total of $2,767,000, principal
amount outstanding at close of business June
17, 1957. will be redeemed
unless
converted prior to the close of business
July 19, 1957.
The
original principal amount of the debentures aggregated
$5,277,500.
Mr.
Curley said that debentures, with all unmatured coupons at¬
er's
glass
when
Victor,
to four selling stockholders
-
was
incorporated in Indiana on .June
Upland Flint Bottle Co.
.Tt operated a
retain
will
built
manufactured by General Motors
said
in
importing of limited numbefs of the new
and the Opel Rekord, produced
England,
in September, The redesigned
features that are essential in foreign
will begin
those
offer
proven
cars,
sale on the American market for the
Harlow H. Curtice, President, announced
for
20.
Curtice
Germany,
passenger
offered
beginning this Fall,
advanced
styling
and
engineering
Vauxhall
in West
Vauxhall and Opel
markets
features
^
but both
which have
to be highly acceptable in our American products," Mr. Curtice
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
said in
tne
plans.
will
"They
for sale in the United
foreign manu¬
States," Mr. Curtice added,
Vauxhall line will be handled in
fcv GM's Pontiac Motor Division and the Opel line by
Division.—V. 185, p. 2302.
•
the
of
this country
Buick Motor
'
-
Calif.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
I
Protection Corp., Los Angeles,
Plant
General
Files With
.
corporation on June 5 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 60,000 shares of class A common siock to be offered
The
SEC
at
par
be
used
The proceeds
underwriting.
($1 per share), without
for working capital,
1
to
are
Equinment which makes it possible for the lrst time to provide auto¬
matically to a central control station a record every half hour of the
liquid levels in 72 large oil storage tanks has been installed at the
Sinclair Oil Company's refinery at Hartford, 111., it was announced on
•
E. Jurs, Vice-President of Shand and Jurs Co., manufac¬
equipment.
Shand and Jurs is a subsidiary of General
Corp.
,///'■••:/;///v
•
Called "Datalogger," the new equipment is accurate to within «/„ inch,
19 by E.
June
of
turer
the
Precision
/
Equipment
,
within
one part in 5,000.
r .
'
\
is used in conjunction with s & J's automatic level
"Teiepulse'' transmitter. The level gage on the tanks measures
the oil level in feet, inches and eighths, and the Telepause transmits
6 reading up to 1,000 miles over a single wire to the Datalogger which
prints the data on ah electric typewriter. /•"'//./ '/•'/' >
J
The
Datalogger uses alarm circuits which continually guard the
tanks.
Indications of dangerously high or low tank levels are printed
in red by the machine.
Alarms of the same type may be provided for
temperature, pressure and other physical variables.—V. 185, p. 2671.
or
be
lutions
than the bid price
price not lower
a
notes
,
.
General Steel Castings Corp. (&
Subs.)•—Earns. Higher
"
$11,558,858
1,481,748
1,586,320
743,000
850,600
$11,797,421
sales
before
taxcs_
income
.//LIS
.Income:taxes
Net
♦1956
ifl57
Three Months Ended March 31—
Profit
$735,720
$738,748
profit
outstanding^.'---—:
shares
Common
540,000
540,000
$1.37 >
Earnings per common share^---————■
^
$1.36
"
1956 have been adjusted to
include the results of operations of The National Roll & Foundry Col,
which was acquired Dec.
1955 and was operated as a wholly-owned
subsidiary until it was merged with the parent company as oi Dec. 31,
1956.
/
/>'
"/
The stockholders on April 18 approved the Restricted Etock Option
Incentive Plan for key employees, covering 30,000 shares of common
stock.
•
./"/■'
-v. •:"'
Charles P. Whitehead, President, recently stated that, despite In¬
creasing costs and a possible easing in demand for railroad equipment
products, earnings for the full year 1957 should be about equal to
those of 1956, when net income was $3,149,874 or $5.83 per common
share.
1
• ;/ f •'
•/■';
v/
1 •."/■/
He said the company looks for a good second quarter. "Orders for
Industrial castings, principally for the electric power and power shovel
end
crane
Industries, are up substantially, partially offsetting the
reduction in railroad equipment orders."
At the end of the first quarter, the order backlog was approximately
$43,500,000, as compared with $45,000,000 at Dec, 31, 1956.—V. 185,
p. 718.
•/,• //'////
//: //////:';///%'.
'The
figures
the
for
of
quarter
first
pursuant
and
,1957/the
Federal
amount
$18,000,000.'' It
is
.
approved
Commission
Power
in-
an
-
$16,000,000 to
principal amount of such %
the date of issuance of the common stock.
expected
of I bank
from
notes
$15,500,000
that
will be outstanding on
UNDERWRITERS—The
of bonds of any series within
to the terms of said indenture
modified.
%/. '■
issuance
the
time
authorized
the
in
to
supplemented
:tOn: May .27,
V
-crease
for
time
as
successful bidders in
(the
underwriters
com¬
Pacific Western Oil Corp.,
petitive bidding) are, subject to usual conditions, under a firm com- ; - ,
which name was changed to its present name in 1956,;, The company
mitment to buy all shares as below/
•• ■'
" •
"/ '/ •; '• "\"
was organized
under the laws of the State of Delaware. It is engaged
Shares
Shares
in the exploration, acquiring interest in and the development of pro¬
Stone & Webster Securities
Johnston, Lemon & Co,^—2.800 *
spective and proven oil and gas lands, In the production, gathering
Corporation
;
28,300
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.—
3,500
and sale of crude oil, and in the production and saie of natural gas.
Blyth & Co.. Inc.
18,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.^_— 18.000
The company also has interest in other oil producers and development
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Moreland, Brandenberger.
:
companies and owns all of the outstanding stock of Getty Real Estate
A
Inc."1—!-/——
3,500 / /Johnston & Curriei—Z-" 2,800 5
Corp.| which owns and operates the Hotel Pierre in New York City. .>
t
Coffin &. Burr;,;Inc.,.——
5,200
Moroney, Beissner & Co.:./:>- 2,800
—V. 185, p. 2332.
Eastman ,Dillon, '.UnionRauscher, Pitrce & Co., Inc.
.2,800 j %
r-i ' SecuritfeJT & CO;_:__l—
18.000
Rotan. MOsle
.9,000
Gob Shops of America, Inc.—Letter Withdrawn—
,/•
First Southwest- Company..^. 3,500 % Underwood, Neuhaus/&"Co:/"
x
It has been announced that the letter of notification filed 'with the •
Fulton, Reid^Ar Co./..Inc.-,5,200 v
Inc.
jL%_r—-1-- 2,800
SE'C on Jan. 21, 1957, covering a proposed issue of"240,000 shares of
Goldman, Sachs & Co
18,000 ; l G. H?/Wfelker/&r Co,5,200,//
common
stock through Bruns, Nordeman & Co.,- New York,
will be H ■Harrimait Ripley & Co.,
' ""-T.
White,VHattier- & ;Sanford 2,800
,
withdrawn.
See V. 185, p. 611.
/■
Inc.
18.000
White. Weld & Co. l—^,-18.000 >:
%V:"r:V '
; //"
Hemphill,; NOvcs
Co.—-i-i 9,000 /, Yarnall, Biddie & Co.-'/JJ-: 2,800
Golden Crown Mining: Co.;-—Proposed Cohsolidation-p.. iXV.-185, p. 2803.
'
/■''%"/*-■''//v*
company
in
organized
was
1928
as
.
.
.—
,
*
••
'
below.—V.
Gold & Uranium, Inc.
See Western
1794.
184, p.
-
Gulf Interstate
(B. F.) Goodrich Co,—Keener Named President—
.
,,
,
.
,
,
•
L.
Collyer,
Committee effective Aug.
Would
continue
'
Co.—Secondary
Gas
Offering—A
sec¬
/.
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par- %
and Chief Executive Officer, on. June 18 %
$5) was made on June 12 by Blyth & Co., Ints;, at $11.25'/1.
July 31. 1957 of William 6. Richardson, /per share/ with a dealer's concessiori of 30 cents per /
of J. W. Keener, ;• NOw Executive ■ Vicer
Chairman
.announced the retirement on
President, and the election
President, as President, a director
John
.
Net
provide
from
mortgage,
gage and
■
which
limit
such
of
paid by Mr. Getty.
This
The Datalogger
-
price or at
market
—
Equipment Corp.—-New Developm't
General Precision
the
at
higher than the asking price quoted on the NYSE at the time of
such offering.
Certain private placements may be made within the.
same-price range to individuals for investment |and not for redistribu¬
tion.
The company will receive none of the proceeds of the sale and
the entire expenses of the registration and brokerage commissions will
nor
and most modern cars or
newest
the
be
Distribution
either
.
,
the New York Stock Exchange,
be offered for sale from time to time on
which he announced
distributors and dealers in
letter to GM
a
new
facture to be oxfered
,
Monday, June 24, 1957
...
.
(2914)
as
1,
director
a
and
of
the
•
memberof * the -Executive
a
:;>.v
%
company.
It
share.
Richardson
Collyer said that Mr.
1957. Mr.
was^
completed.-r/V/ 185/
\:/..•••.
-
..••//•
-''•*•
- -
■
Hercules Powder Co. (Inc.)—New Plant Ready—
Jr./President
I The. company'syhew •TOultimiHlon" dollar plant, tty make a new-type .//,
of The Champion Paper & Fibre, Co., Hamilton, Ohio, who resigned on
April 20, 1957 as Deputy Secretary of Defense, was on June 18 elected J / polyethylene plastic maCerial, with 30,000,000. pouncLs. per. yca$ capacity,
i iS now ready for commercial production,' it' was.-'announced on June 20.
a
member of the board of directors of The B. iF„ Goodrich ?Co. Mr./
w
located at Hercules' Parlin. N. J., plant site;, the planti is* the; first/v
.Robertson, who was first elected to the B.:„F. Goodrich- board of %
lrL. the ; United ^Stftes/.do/ eniploy the Ziegler; -process-, for. tlpj. jxianu-.Vt,, I
directors in December, 1953, resigned in July. 1C55 prior to his.appoint¬
fatture of a new/fiiaitic' miiterial that.,offera many advantages.
% y.,/,
ment as Deputy Secretary of Defense,-—V. 185, p.
2Z$2./.V >/■%!//*/:-"The new-' plastic/ which has received extensive market-developmentj// 1
testing In. this' country, ttlll'b'e sold by Herciiles inider the'brand'
i
Government Employees Corp.—Debentures Offered to
name,of- 'Hi-fax." Iu/.add)tion to providing the well-recognized adyan- c - I
Stockholders—The corporation is offering to its pommon
/tages Of conventional polyethylene, Hi-fax is harder/stlffer,* more
/
/stockholders of record June 10, 1957, rights to subscribe5 "abrasion' resifttanr.-.^hd "resistant to higher -Temperatures.' Products
made froin Hi-4a'i oaivbe sterilized In boiling: wafer, a: factor which* is v;'*|
op or before July 8, 1957, for $652,000 principal' amount *
:/•■ expected to lead/to ,its use in many household products. /;/.y/ './/h-.-; of the corporation's 5% convertible capital debentures ii
"Additional advantages' of H.i-fax when compared with; conventional
due June 30, 1967,
The debentures are. being offered, . polyethylene are: higher density, higher in tensile strength, less'permeable to gases and vapors,
more resistant to environmental stress
at 100%, in a minimum of $100 principal amount, and
cracking, and-somewfrdt less'affected by organic solvents and chemical v/
increasing in multiples of $20, in the ratio of $100 prin-f / reagents./
.<.;•
/';'/-•/<///•*
cipal amount of debentures for each 20 shares held. The'; '/ /Hi-fax can be shaped and fabricated bv any the procedufea coin-*;/-,
fhort/tdtthe piastlcs^ndustrj','such as injection, compression, or extru-/' |
offering has been underwritten by Johnston, Lemon &
eion molding. Also it-worlcs very.-well in vacuum forming, an -operation •,/.
Co. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co! yaffil which.is currently increasing in use at a great rate. / %"/ / ,/;. /■ ; ?/T"V
Prior to the opening of the plant Hercules had sold in this country >
The debentures ar-3 convertible into common stock at <$30 a share
over a-million pounds of the new plastic material for extensive market/';
and are redeemable at 105%
until June 30, 1958 and^ thereafterv,on
a
graduated scale to 100% on and after July 1, 1966/■V/k •,// J development. This material was obtained through-a two-way-exchange <
agreement with Farwerke Hoechst ,-AG.
of West Germany. Hoechst
PROCEEDS—The
corporation will use proceeds from the sale of
TV.as the first'coiupany to translate Ziegler processes from" the labora- •
Mr.
also announced,
Collyer
that
B., Robertson,
Reuben
.
■
.
"
'
•'
•
the
debentures
to
expand its business operations.
tory to commercial production.
*//?:-. v.-* *.
•'
As a result of the extensive market-testing program, many plastics
nation-wide' automobile { fi-%
nancing predominately to civilian Government employees and to officers % manufacturers' are already molding in commercial quantities a variety
/
of items from Hi-fax. The items include housewares, laboratory vessels/
of the armed forces.—V.
185, p. 2557.
paint rollers, toys, containers, and nursing bottles. Industrial applica-; - '
tior.s for the new plastic include wire and cable coatings, and pipe-.,/,..
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Higher—
1, /
"< *
-The plant: at Parlin-uses as raw material'ethylene, which is delivered <»-.
Period End. June 1—
1957—5 Wks.—1956
1957—13 Wks.—1956 > v
by pipeline; from Esso Standard's reiinery at. Linden, N. J.—V. 185/ *-'
Sales-.—_
——$40,202,546 $3G,318,155 $102,141,177
$86,780,557 /
p. 2558./,
/•./'■'/
"• !,
//
/.. .t ;••/
:%i; '
—v.
•"iBUSINESS—The
■
corporation
provides
.
.
General Telephone Co. of
Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
•'
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Apr. 30—
i-
-
Operating
Operating
revenues
$1,793,947
$1,735,558
1,015,859
257,912
4,295,687
963,000
147,629
637,332
income
taxes—
189,700
operating
taxes—
164,741
Federal
Other
Net operating income-
Net
after
—V.
charges—
$6,787,000
4,034,382
976,455
$7,136,754
1,133,618
____
expenses
"
$305,888
$314,158
$1,240,735
230,191
253,607
945,859
—
.
185,
587,422
-
Period End. May 31—
Sales—
185, p. 1993,'
General Telephone Co. of
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating
Operating
Federal
revenues
expenses
Income
Other
!
"
taxes
operating
Net
operating
2,067,650
This
1,921,417
507,000
429,500
71,525
68,713
284,629
276,294
income
Net after charges
$156,893
$146,914
10G.746
$678,024
$566,272
489,962
185,
2215.
-v.;..
corporation
V
Southwest—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
.
ting any
$1,674,458
1,472,389
£82,865
,184,000
277,000
933,000
•
Stores,
Period End. May 31—
139,682
102,863
472,613
407,807
taxes—
operating
taxes—
$7,455,407
•
$6,359,920
4,836,693 *•
after
'—V,
185,
charges
General
$311,730
$1,213,101
$1,053,602
223,311
247,683
915,800
p.
,,
outstanding
convertible
share
preferred
stock for each
General
(EDT)
tis
Telephone
Corp., will expire at 3:30 p.m.
July 15, 1957. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
on
and
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
Corp., dealerhave been authorized by General Telephone
Corp. to form and manage a group of securities dealers
to solicite acceptances of the exchange offers.
managers,
<
The
shares
5.28%
of
common
of
the
$56
per
through
convertible
stock
June
at
$57.50
thereafter
30,
stock
through June
thereafter, and will
corporation
share
preferred
stock
common
of
—V.
1972
1957—Month—1956
$8,718,469
I
;.
••
' 1957—4 Mos.—1956
Corp.
common
group
at
30,
be
be
1962
convertible
and
redeemable
into
at
into
one
.
T
June
the
option
$53
per
through June 30, 1962, at
30, 1967, at $54.50 per share
share thereafter, plus accrued
Debentures
Nearly All Subscribed For—Of the $44,520,600 4%% convertible debentures due 1977, which
were recently offered for
subscription by common stock¬
holders at 100% of principal amount,
$43,178,200 principal amount was subscribed for, and the remaining
$1,342,400 of debentures were taken up by the underwriters, headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Stone &
-
&
Webster
&
won
Webster
under¬
18
$37.31
per
PROCEEDS—Net
company's
the
for
share
common
proceeds
will
be
to
off
pay
on
(jointly)
portion
a
of
Templeton,
Securities
and
sold
Corp., and Mitchum, Jones
short-term notes due Dec. 1, 1957/which were issued to
for construction purposes.
In the past five years, the
for construction totaled approximately $106,238,000.
and
sells
natural
in
gus
EARNINGS—Operating
Baton
the
revenues
in
contains
for
group
.
account
.
at
106y2%.
- -
..
Getty Oil Co., Wilmington, Del.—Registers With SEC
This company on
.
June 17 filed
covering 100,000 shares of Its $4
?r:Jl
be
offered
by
J.
Paul
Getty,
a
registration statement with the SEC
par
its
value
common
President and
stock.
The
director,
shares
and
will
*■'
This
1956
La.
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
in
the
$1.45
past
which
19
paid the
CAPITALIZATION
the
amounted
stock,
common
raised in 1956
before.
were
years,
was
on
mtge. bonds
to $11,074,-
share
to $1.60
share
a
in
EFFECT
$27,000,000
12,000,000
12,000.000
2^4% series due 1979
10,000,000
23i% series due 1980—
3%% series due 1981
13,000,000
3%% series due 1982
10,000,000
33/b% series due 1983
10,000,000
due
~
'
.,Y
10,000,000
15,000,000
^
Jan.
1,
1969
Preferred stock cumulative
10,000,000
Stock
preferred
stock-
pfd. stock,
preferred stock___^
$4.44
1949
:::
v
0Authorized
(no par or stated value)
to
Sales Off—
1.957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$2,305,350
$2,485,201 $11,293,418 $11,838,775
!
.<
^,900,000
*.
-
-f
120,000 shs.. "'
Z .L
^ •
—-
shs./
50 090
60,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
50,000 shs.'
6,250,000 shs.
70.000 shs.
50,000 shs.
4,521,832 shs..
by the Indenture of mortgage of the ' company dated
Sept. 1, 1926, as supplemented and modified, and by stockholders' reso-
$3,562,321
$886,178
$2,947,268
& taxes
391,427
801,373-
2,809,514
.3.281,540
$84,805
$137,754
jV, $280,7fel
f
J". '
'
H
-
Interest
income
'
•
10.580
—-—
?
13,597"
$32,971
charges •___1_1
ori" adjustment
bonds
-$43,551
-_;-
income
tlncOme
124,247
'
$98,402
"'144,794
^
•
.
$116.450;!
40.205
$177,959.'.
505.683
:
70,058'/
70.058'
$227,276
120,000 shs.
..
1957—4 Mos.—1956/-
1957—Month—1956
$347,876
.cr
60,000 shs.
RR.—April Earnings Off— ;
operating income-
Gro^s
12.300,000
50,000 shs. -/.
dividend preferred stock
Common stock
-*"' "
1
15,000,000
-
-
.
series
2558.
/ Operating .income,/!/-. ?
Non-operating iiicome—
•" /
10,000,000
'
$4.50 dividend
p.
Operating exps.
--
13,000,000
Issuable In series):
$4.40 dividend preferred
185,
—
Period End. April 30—
Gross
10.000.000
16,000,000
($100 par—
I
'
10,000,000
r"
15,000,000
1957
Placement—
line from Baton Rouge, La.,
.
Hudson & Manhattan
*
28,000,000
debentures
—V.
y
(issuable in series)_$200,000.000
4'%% series due 1986
a
.
gales
Outstanding
series due 1978
tBank notes due Dec. 1,
Oil Corp.—Private
build
will
PRESENT FINANCING
3%
3%
SEC
at a cost of some $95,000,000, has
of 20-year 5Va%
bonds through
Period Ended May 31—
paid
from the
.
TO
Iowa—Files With
a
Ilowafd Stores Corp.—May
1955.
been
year
GIVING
filed
$56,121,669,
to
rose
a
which have
Authorized
*First
products busi¬
area.
compared to $51,035,511 in 1955.. Net income last year
762, equal to $2.21 a share, from $10,639,980, or $2.16
7
announced it is selling
$65,000,000
arrangements made by
Blyth & Co., Inc., of New York and Scharff & Jones of New Orleans,
Louisiana.
''
The
announcement said several insurance companies arc included
in the list of prospective buyers of the bonds.—V. 185, p. 145.
population
a
which
company,
Miami, Fla.,
„
steam
a
Rouge,
Muscatine,
Co.,
June
on
Houston Texas Gas &
'
BUSINESS—Company generates, transmits, distributes and sells elec¬
portions of Texas and Louisiana. The service area com¬
$4.20 dividend
—V. 185, p. 2557.
-
company
the
tric energy in
ness
S. A.—. \
Andina)
Ilklroeiectrica
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,600 shares of common stock
(par $10) to be offered at
$25 per share, ar.d 100 snares of preferred stock to be offered at par
($100 per share).
There will be no underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used for working capital.—V. 164, p. 2959.
The
firm's expenditures
prises approximately 28,000 square miles, and
of about 885.000.
The company also conducts
company's
,
/ %
company
Home-O-Nize
a
funds
provide
>'
1, next $172,600
due July 1, 1971
at par. Payment will be made at the Schroder Trust Co., 61 Broadway,
New
York 15,
N. Y., or at the Private Bank & Trust Co., Zurich,
Switzerland, or at the Banco de Credito del Peru. Lima. Peru. Coupons
maturing July J, 1957 or prior thereto should be detached and presented
for payment in the usual manner.—V. 183, p. 3010. r
.
stock.
used
the
has called for redemntion on julv
of its 20-year sinking fund 7%
secured dollar bonds,
share.
per
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 8c Beane and Lehman Brothers
bid
"
Securities
at competitive sale June
the issue
this
(Enerffia
Ilidfandina
The
19 offered publicly an issue of 200,000
shares (no par value) at $39.25 per share. The
$4.40 dividend
.
•
June
^bid of $37.88
1 1
share
Stone
by
headed
group
on
Offered—An
2%% series due 1976
-
.
Partial Redemption—
$8,634,536 $32,481,687 $32,004,089
Co.—Stock
Utilities
States
in
research .-program
v
will substantially expand
field.—V. 185, p. 2215.
Pensacola
at
construction
-
185, p. 2215.
writing
share
per
through
and
will
dividends,
.
de-
,
/
Peninsular
of
$1.00, $1.30 and $1.32
cumulative preferred stock.
This offer, which provides
lor the issuance of 1,480,787 shares of common stock
and 170,000 shares of 5.28% convertible preferred stock
of
; C
.
,
Corp.—Makes Exchange Offek to
Telephone Co. Stockholders — The General
Telephone Corp. on June 18 offered to exchange 1.3
shares of its common stock for each outstanding share
of Peninsular Telephone Co. common stock; and one-half
5.28%
Sales
1957—10 Mos —1956 v,
$3,072,536 $34,772,325 $32,840,547
2332.
Period End. May 31—
Gulf
Telephone
of its
and
chemical
•' •/"'■>/
"Methyl isopropyl catechol is one of a series of turpentine-based
"products developed by Heyden Newport," Mr. Askin said/ noting that
Higher—;
-/Heyden Newport's new rubber chemical research laboratory now under
807 729
—
Peninsular
share
Mr.
-
.
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—May Sales Increased—
2214.
p.
developed by Heyden Newport research, will be used.
\'Isopropyl catechol also will have wide : applications as an
vegetable oil, gasoline and other petroleum products,'"
Askin
reported. "It is an effective polymerization inhibitor for
■polyester resins where the property \of modifying viscosity
/creasing gel time is important. The product also is useful as a
intermediate for insecticides and herbicides.",
"
.
3,990,004
$322,690
Inc.—May
$3,203,637
185,
Sales—
Net operating income-
Net
'|
."Methyl
1957—Month—1956
Sales
908,507
expenses
income
f
chemical
anti-oxidant fob
thus permit¬
plant occupies eight acres of a .28 acre site,
necessary expansion at a later date.
new
Pe-nsacola,'Fla:, to
at
turpentine-based
process,
its'new
In
The
t
—V.
$2,118,761
revenues
t
Other
opening'of
the
plant
new
low-cost,
a
.
Period End. Apr. 20—
Federal
Corp.—New,.Factory-—
announced
new
a
highly efficient stabilizer for synthetic rubber
manufacture, Simon Askin, President, announced on June 5.
.'=
The new plant with projected capacity for 500.000 pounds is sched¬
uled '4or completion in October,
1957, Mr. Ashkin said.
An exclusive
which, is
This
Grayson-Robinson
General Telephone Co. of The
-Operating
Operating
12
2446.
p.
corporation" is constructing a
produce methyK IsopropyP catechol,
j
June
on
Chemical Corp.—New Plant—
Thif>
West Nyack, N. Y.
y"
,.//
7r-.- v
building
will become
the
manufacturing and ' Sales,, headquarters for the corporation.
The firm's west coast office and plant
will remain at its Los Angeles, Calif., location.
:
'v-
plant
414,879
108,766
Heyden Newport
.
taxes—
—V.
185, P.
Grant Pulley & Hardware
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$3,537,303
$3,193,483
111.000
112,000
v:--.
1957—Month—1956 *
1957—5 Mos.—1956 t r$32,509,6^1 $29,197,366 $136,187,484 $121,934,026
Ohio—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956 *
$892,085" . $808,546
551,667
481,919
1
(W. T.) Grant Co.—May Sales Up 11.34%—.
$1,188,741
962,127
-v.
*
"i;"'■"/
2332.
p.
V
:280,233
$607,957/
50.826
$331,607
572,641
280,233
$521,267
' »Deficit.','fExclusive o£,interest op. adju:Tment-income-boml.*.
■'{
1956 figures, as shown in this statement, do not reflect 6
adjustments for real estate and special franchise tax reductions and ,
interest
which
were
not'made un*il June 1956.'
If'the applicaWe t
portion-'of the adjustments, amounting to $26,836r Tot the month of
April 1956 and $106,506 for the four months qnded April. 30. 19.56
'
were related back
to 1956 the net deficit for. the month of. April 1956
:
-NOTE—The
'
yDiir-« ]85
Number 5649
r% The
;
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
would be $89,614 instead of $116,450, and. the'net deficit .for
.the
months
,
"■
1956 "vould
ui
-Operation ceased
of non-operating
—v.
185,
»>c
S41i,7o2" instead of $321,267.
Of-7
as
unions,
and
2803,,
p.
March
on
a.m.
resumed
was
a,-..f
28,
••*
1957 lis
April 29,'1957
on
£
.•
•"
1
four
hankingivfunctions,
d
clientele
v
i-V-;
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings-*
Period End. Apr. 30—
' 1157—Moiith-r-1956 % '19Si7-^4.:Mos.—1956
"
j*.
''j»*« j*'*
'I Operating
»'
-*m
1
revenues
income
Other operating
-i
;|iNet
••
'■f
^11
37.025.576
Net
92.103.896
-
20,059,976
-
4,190,901
...
The.
nirectors. hare
Aug.-' If -1957
16,045,596
of
letters
'-
into
requesting
;he
its
Lerner Stores
-Thi6
1957,
f und
filed
covering
per -share
tenders
as
of
scares
total
a
Co.,
PRESENT
FINANCING
deb,
stock
—V.
-
(par
180
"
'
j
statement
baneficial
2,780shs.
with
the
interest
expansion. "' The property comprises 48 acres.
plant will employ between 400 and 600 people of the area,
many of the corporation's 550 items hi the cup and
containerline.—V. 180, p. 157..
v
Israel
The
and
2,780 shs
;
pries* Oi'
a
v
■
$..,000
f
Gas
first
,
three
March)
.
ol
the
period
quarters
total
last
was
and
models
new
special
machine
$20,000,000;
orders
have
while
kept
introduced
18
orders
the
pace,
has
Volume
reflecting
months
the
owns
mill
,.
in
with
: ZZZZ'Z
year.
in
1955-56.
The
third
quarter
S.
Kerr
Kermac
and
President
Nuclear
Fuels,
Dean
in
A.
which
States.
clears
the
theyAmbrosia
A
product
for
way
Lake
sales
contract
construction
District
near
of
Grants,
May. 31
under
east."
Cynosure
Corp.; will
provide a total of 72,000 square feet of
manufacturing and office space.
j.Danauj. Kilcrease, General Manager of the plant, explained that the
addition will permit room foi; increased
production of the wire contact ■(
; relay which is presently being produced at the plant.
.-6
; / dack McDonald. President of the Cynosure
Corp., has advised IBM
I that Cynosure will build and -lease the addition to
the
lease
be
win
period
to
written
the
at
both
cover
the
completion
present
of
construction
building
and
the
lor
a
;j>p. .2558
and
Earns,
recently
Six
youths LiiCied April 30—
Cost
^
v ;
b
1956
.
..
goods
04
of
-Net
.from
jSalesi,__^
.)net i L Ji___J
revenue
Other.Jucome
—
r,.-ai'27,488,000
^
-
5,532,000
;i'or Federal
taxes
i^cbine->taxes_;2-__;__mV.
;'*v.j.Net
13,525,000
share of'join, stock (33,875,493
^shared.in 1907 and 13,847,617 shares in 1956I'Z
after allowing lor dividend '
requirements of.
\
per
.
stock____l„____„____,
Sales do
dealers
.months .of 1957
^decline
and
in
users
21,590,000
..
.
T
United
States
■■■-
,
for
$1.56
•••
...
.
.
the
first
stock
for the
^
^...
-
in
the
corresponding
period
of
1956.
Sales
to The
,In
the
•; wehe
second
quarter
$299,980,000,
iFebruary,
compared
with
March,
April
$334,117,000. in
—I
185;
$5,708,007
$80
in
the
Industrial
(Israel)—Debenture
Stock
Development
Offered—The
—V.
to
warrants
of
the
that
the
Securities
+
.The
:
3i—
entitling
from
holders
1,
th
of
1953
all
outstanding,
on
at
least
after
120:e
price
the
the
the
part
of
after
five
notice.
If
alter
years
principal
be
fifteen
of
plus
debenture
of
in
the
the
years
case,
the
between
be
:
.
'
v
to
Fidelity
end
five
of
if
"
-
..
after
of
the
interest
the
.The
laws
Manufacturers
of
the
State
pprspant. to
Trust
of
New
the
PROCEEDS—The
•
which
net
Israel
and
be
a
is
corporation
-
the
Trustee
organized
under
stock
under
the
Ls
tend
'
at
used
long-term
the
185,
rate
as
laws
of
Benyamin
1956.
the
—
and
ing
Tel
was
of
Jr.,
-
Aviv,
owns
no
formed
organized
Israel.
Its
It
on
principal
4pril
office
commenced
Ampal-American
is
1956
at
47
business-on
property.
by
25,
•
Israel
under
Nalilat-
Oct.
1,
„•
Corp.
-
and
the
Ltd., each'of Which owns 50% of the bank's author¬
outstanding voting stock, and both of which are
parents of
Bank.
It
•
'
plans to emphasize the extension of inedium
and long-term
plans -also to conduct a general
acceptance
of
banking business, includ¬
deposits, granting of short-term credits and general
for
the
and
to
expects
direct
'
its
•
.
'
iigure,
720.
p.
Venezuela,
Net
v
$30,156,202
Schumacher,
backlog
added
Marsh
Jr.,
President
of
the
volume
release
of
has
*■
June
on
He
7.
&
the
to
board
sales
185,
of
the
Barney &
Wealden
Co.,
Vice-President
of
Rheem
of
Net
before
Monica;
Kenneth
Mfg.
Continental
Co.,
Motors
were
Harold
MacGrath,
and
Hamden,
Corp.,
R.
Conn.;
Detroit;
as
manned
of
air¬
missiles
por¬
said
of
Mr.
May
31
Mock.
it
was
Wilmington, Del.; A. G. HandMfg, Co., Los Angeles; and Mr.
reelected:
Boyer
William
General
of
of
the
Board
J.
Reese,
Clarence
and
Russell
A.
the University
of Michigan
School of Business
Arbori Declining nomination for membership on
P.
Lear,
Motors
of
•
The
President,
shareholders
employees who
p.
Pereira
2559.
were
.
■
&
Luckman,
approved
not
Los
retirement
previously
$7.23
$0.47
$0.53
1,000th Matador—
of
the
Air
Force
(
weapons
Stevenson,
the
Sr.,
High
President of
Dean
of
Ann
1957—12 Mos.—1955
Federal
43,074,000
39,900,000
22,032,000
2 0,291,000
2,424,000
21,042,000
19,609,000
283,000
t 285,000
1,138,000
1,144,000
5,560,000
■
income
on
5,014,000
2,590,000
2 680 000
income——_
2,880,000
stock
divs..
to
applicable
>
stock
common
"Earnings per share
number
of
shares
stock are calculated on the avei'age
the respective periods.
common
on
during
statements
for
the
three
months
for
the
plan;—V.
2,800
185,
30,
three
the
April 30,
months ended
1957.—V.
185,
p.
720.
McCrory Stores Corp.—May Sales Decreased—
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$8,250,382
185,
Spend $35,000,000—
McLouth Steel Corp.—To
-The
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$8,298,507 $39,476,508 $33,735,203
2217.
p.
on
June 12 submitted plans for building permits
Trenton, Mich., for an expansion program approaching
corporation
to the Village of
^3The°faciiities
include:
an
which
extension
the
to
company
the
dock
plans to add to its Trenton plant
ore storage yard; an additional
and
furnace; a sintering plant; additional
oxygen steel producing equipment; increased oxygen producing capacity
and the necessary auxiliaries required to support their operation.
M. A. Cudlip,
President and Treasurer, said the new expansion S3
Intended to increase the proportion of McLouth's products made by
the Oxygen Steel Process and to increase production of pig iron as
ore
bridge;
an
additional
blast
•
lower
The
unit cost.
program,
1958, is expected
about
a
'
■
scheduled
to
to
be
completed
increase McLouth's
quarter-million tons.—V.
McRae Oil & Gas Corp.
and
Mar.
and
31,'57
$1,656,634
expenses
Depreciation,
depletion
and
amort.
Net.
operating income
Prof, on disposition of assets
Net
income
.
185, p. 2101.
income
Costs
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Mos. End.
Gross
■
in operation by
annual rated ingot capacity by
(loss)
Year End. Sept.
1956
$2,543,630
1,983,966
1'?
30
1S55
$1,944,014
1,822.028
411, <64
552,033
542,448
^18?'pr?,9
$7,631
t'$420,4€3
1957
by a similar
April
ended
12 months ended April 30, 1957 do not include the results
of The May Stores Realty Corp.
(a wholly-owned sub¬
operations
for
$0.40
outstanding
above
^
$2,139,000 $19,904,000 $18,465,000
'
$0.36
$3.34
$3.13
$2,397,000
Corp.,
Administrtaion,
Angeles.
income plans
covered
diversity
the
board, due
to the pressure of- other business were former directors Edward
Adams,
Jr., Vice-President of the National Bank of Detroit, and Charles Luck-
man,
Accepts
1957—3 Mos.—1956
♦Earngs. per com. share
revealed
were Willard W. Keith,
Co., Los Angeles; Hugh
York; J. B. Wharton,
<fc
New
Chairman
,
1,191,233 '
$7.94
111,619,000 108,772,000 524,291,000 503,630,000
-
earnings
Balance
-
Santa
1956
$43,924,633
1,084,313
"
2449.
-
on
Preferred
Lear.
The^ following board members
Standard
Co.,
-
"
n
modern
the
p.
-
taxes
sidiary)
of directors
McLennan-Cosgrove
Smith,
of
Mock.v President
Cleveland;
for
quantities
business,"""
well
up
,
Force
Sales
programs
of
military
held
JJ>—
-
$27,681,924
$63,635,000.
members
of
in
1957
$47,271,858
ir- -
-
Matador
it 'indicates
Earnings
of
bomber
slowness
our
'-
—
———
Co.—Air
arsenal.—V.
Federal
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$7,056,851
military
Up—Earnings Lower—
April 30—
per
1,000th
♦taxes
domestic
15.7%—
1957—4 Mos.—1956
I
$2,693,969 $12,056,654
$9,957,539
guided missile rolled off the company's assembly line at Baltimore, Md., recently, it was announced on June 21.
The first operational ground-to-ground missile to reach this production
221b.
one
of
reduction
a
Chairman
was
Israel.
Bank
The Bank
credits.
Bank
State
Bank
Bank
Workers'
ized
St.,
The
'The
the
and
.
n_——
Martin
The
1957—5 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
and
reduction
President
,
(BUSINESS—The
the
1888
pp.
Knowlton,
"
proceeds
official
by the Bank
Me.—
1957—Month—1956
—
income
—V.
$12,066,755 $12,701,428 $57,050,500 $58,337,620
Mock, President, told shareholders
important contracts, including pump
-•New
the
-
Portland,
,
sales
NOTE—The
"Fortunately,
approximately
indenture
issued.
Co.,
operation,
states
26
.
Period End. April 30—
June
on
$1,000,000
planes
will be converted by the Bank into
of exchange of
1.8 pounds to $1,
working caDital to extend the medium
credits to enterprises in Israel.
•
• -
pounds
will
and
Co.,
York
subordinated, debenture
of
May Department Stores Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up-
M.
"Tlie
of*
date
redemption.
■
1
subordinated
to
in
licensed
now
income
Lower—
products totalling more
model, and flight reference and auto¬
matic flight control
systems for- helicopters and the Northrop T-38
jet trainer.
Mr;
Mock
also
noted
that
the company
has developed
an
advanced bombing system which is
being evaluated by both the
Air Force and Navy.
debenture stock;
-issuance, the redemption
amount
months
$3,116,743
Net
was
Lear, Inc.—Receives Large Contracts—
than
subordinated
accrued
is
Three Months Ended
.
$7,510,214
185,
other
be
Insurance
16
185, p. 2216.
Net
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Lane Bryant, Inc.—May Sales Up 6.4%—
ard
.
years
shall
price
i
»■
preferred share--'—/_*.—-cs.-—
Net income per common share, after pref. divs.
corporation
has
recently received a $5,000,000 contract for
three axis damping systems for the Lockheed
F-104 Starfighters, Rich¬
of the principal
redeemed' between
redemption
Life
first
Its
company
Net
This
issuance,
ten
and
of
Period End. May 31—
>
its option,
stock
- at
'
' '
Marshall Field & Co.—Sales
1,
$4,693,000 $20,979,000 $18,703,000
j ■
1957—Month—1956
185, p. 2449. -..
—V.
debenture
date
$3.68
for
June
completed.—V. 185, p. 2216.
Sales
110^
stock;
the
principal
*
every
from
shall
price
indenture,
subordinated
years
issuance
amount
after
125'r
stock,
the
redeemed
redemption
subordinated
redeemed
shall
debenture
any
lime
days
fifteen
of
if
apd
30
of
and
or
any
issuance,
amount
ten
at
*
•
.
.
185, p. 343.
—V.
war-
stock
common
April
1957—Month—1956
$5,119,000
,Period End. May 31—
now
offering is not underwritten.
Bank, pursuant to the provisions of the
redeem
may
The
»
Sales—
will
1229.
p.
offering $2,500,000 of perpetual 6% subordinated deben¬
ture stock
dated June
1, 1957, at 110% of principal
amount, payable either in cash or State of Israel Inde¬
pendence Issue Bonds.
.
Period End. May 31—
shares
debentures
June 17 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at
$26.62 Vz
a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
nounced
Ltd.
is
■
.
Mangel Stores Corp.—May Sales Up
proposed
additional
the
company's
share
a
and
corporation, it was an¬
20, has placed privately with instituV.tional investors, through
Kuhn;Loeb & Co. and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc.; five-year notes totaling bolivares
5,650,000 ($1,695,000 U. S.). The company is the largest
instalment financing organization in Venezuela.—V.
184,
; •;.
with
Bank
Bank
$2.94
$3.41
to
major efforts for the next year to fully developing its agency operation
in these states.
Production plans call for a monthly volume of $2,000.000 in life and $2,000,009 of accident and sickness by the end of 1957.
\
La Flnanciadora National, S.
A., Caracas,
—Notes Placed Privately—This
■
American
.
.
applicable
*•
•
1957 and the
Israel
"6,340,000
••.' f.
$3.41
The first five months of 1957 shows total sales of $4,802,540
plus $3,770,000 volume credit for accident and sickness.
life
The
pffering of 200,000 additional common shares instead
Lehman Brothers and Straus, Blosser & McDowell
underwriting group. See also V.( 185, p. 2673.
the
Period End. May 31—
—V.
$5,536,179 $19,759,176 $19,713,088
2333.
p.
5,857,000
•
$0.12
$0.12
volume.
.
Interstate Department Stores,
Inc.—May Sales Up—
Period End. May 31—
1957—Month—i.956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
—V.
at
Sales
.
in
'.Vj
Net income'for the second
quarter was $10,924,000, compared
$12,053,000 in the second quarter of 1956.—V.
185, p. 937.
Sales
purchase
five- shares
provides
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—May Sales
.
1957), total sales
1956, or a decline
of■■10:2:5;.'.'
-
provision
•;
$0.18
$0.18
of business in force.
000
continuing.
$10)
on
was
y
Canadian
company
were
$27,016,000, compared with $31,229,000
1956.'
V
share:
The monthly rate of new business being written
is approximately
$1,250,000 for life and for accident and sickness a comparable $1,000,000
of
:.':*&>*•
subsidiary
/.
1,080,000
this company has
placed over $5,000,000 of life insurance in force,
according to an
announcement on June 1 by Burton M. Cress, President.
In addition
to. tile life production, a substantial amount of accident, sickness and
hospitalization business has been placed on the books; and if trans¬
lated into terms of life volume, would be equivalent to another $3,000,-
share, .with
per
;It
six'
-^..Sales to International Harvester Export Co. for distribution in
fordign
countries other than Canada were
$46,700,000, compared with $50,049,000
-
•
At
shares;
185, *p.*2099.
$443,644,000, compared with-$477,997,000 in 1956, '-y.
were
of
Is
stock—
com.
Maine
-(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Secondary
Offering—secondary
offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par
made
$1.20
.
the
amendment
debenture
manage
—V.
-
•'_preferred
outlets
sinking fund debentures
Sales_____'_
>
19.495,000.;; 24,459,000
J
income
marketing
7,420,000
1,079,000
$5 Million Mark Topped by Maine Fidelity—■-
(W. Hi.) Kinne£ Co., Inc.—May Sales Increased—
.
2,620,000
and
220/100
will
of
The
to-purchase
$1,000
1B64
of
46,049,000
stock.
Period Ehd. May
Income, before ..provision, for Fed. income
Provision
franchised
of
underwriters
common
each
48,669,000
33,020,000
,
number
covering its
to
common
rants
>,
■
553,115,000 009,396,000
463,764,000 498,518,000
61,833,000
62,209,000
.»
Selling .and; a0mtnfctfa(riv.e ;expeiuses^J_Jl_„^
Expansion
205,000
6,936,000
i
to
capital
^
.,•..
This corporation>on June 20 filed
an
amendment
and Exchange Commission
registration statement
Earnings Off—
1957
a
270,000
'
.
Amends SEC Registration Statement—
..
"
,
^.
—
total
,
.
475,000
270,000
304,000
stock
-
Refineries, Inc., of Houston,
pipeline, river and deep-water
Mississippi Valley and South-
the
$6,134,000
capital profit,
t From sale of
Investment in General Teleradio, Inc.
(California), net of applicable
profit sharing and expenses,
less related Federal' Income
taxes
of
$465,000.—v.. 185, p. 1276.
lower
City—bringing
$6,936,000
'
$574,000
*
carry
t,;
^
Oklahoma
6,100,000
$475,000
'
12,234,000
1,286,000
applicable
"■Excluding
■
of
6,850,000
capital
profitInclud'g capital profit
totaling $4,000,000 have been let for new facilities for the
Wynnewood, Okla,, refinery.
The facilities include a PlatNaphtha
Unifiner
and
Prelractionator
and
a
Distillate
Unifiner.
J'
6
to. 12.,
lormer,
10-year
addition.c •Partial [*■
Jr.,
13,786,000
300,000
574,000
per
Before
Triangle
11
775,000
575,000
,
pfd.
on
common
concentrator
C. Kiddoo,
Chicago, and
Kerr
Contracts
sale
Sales
S.
company's
2672v\i;v;^,,d.-:--;-;-
International Harvester Co.—Saies &
:
Ended
1,149,000
&
earns,
Balance
new
directors were added during the
quarter—Guy
Senior, Vice-President of the First National Bank of
directors
new
occupancy of the new space, which will be added to the north wall
of
the present,-building, will be
undertaken the latter part of this vear.
Construction will take place on 20 acres of land
presently under lease
irom.ic^iiOsure.-^V.v,i8«j,
stock-of
97.97L000
taxes
earnings-Capital profit
:
Mexico.
Two
a
„
•
•;•■;
Robert
..
plant.; A
capital
;Texas,'"which owns and operates
refined "products terminals In the
,.
v
lease, from
of-the
sales
52 Weeks
Ended
.
on
;
>V';
retail
Net
3,300-ton-a-day
New
1
income
company
signed
the
'
i
profit
Dividends
similar
McGee
the
'
"
Net
.
majority interest, will build the largest uranium
AEC
the
'
53 Weeks
Ended
Apr. 28, '56 May 4, '57 Apr. 28, '55
"<j»
• <jj
^
87,105,000 441,174,000 389,481,000
Earnings before Federal
(January-
for
13 Weeks
Ended
"Federal income taxes—
Rise—
■
•
^Tlris cdrporatioiron June 12 announced
plans, for a.32,000-squarp-fpot
addition to' -its ixlant JoC-ated atr Essex
junction, Vt/TTht i addition to
'■
New
1957,
May 4, '57
Net
-
:
is
of
12,
.
•
^
which
June
on
ordinary'
V-;
'
;
a
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
SEC
for
13 Weeks
•/-.
ago.
'
■>
.
York filed a registration statement
covering 80,000 American depositary
stock
of
Lobitos.
The
building,
Trust Co.
registered
the
J
announcement further went on to
say:
International Business Machines Corp. — Stock Sub..'.V'?!Kerr-McGee " is'"' entering the Venezuelan contract
4 scriptions—Of the 1,050,223 shares of common stock re¬
drilling field
with two Lake Maracaibo
type drilling tenders bfcing built to work for
cently pffered for subscription by common stockholders
;s * two groups . of American companies.
of record May 21 at..$220 per shar
v,'Separately, ; the company, with a group of American companies
e, 1,048,188 shares were
t subscribed v
„vhqailcd by Phillips Petroleum Co., was successful bidder on three
tracts
for, and the remaining 2,035 shares were
;•
<F-a 24,710-acre block in Lake Maracaibo, a similar block In the Monataken'Tip fand sold by the underwriters, headed by Morgas: Area, arid'a third, equal in size to the other two
combined, in the
gan Stanley & Co., at $313 per-share
:
'''';.• '■
• -- •
(for details, see ;'Y Frontier Area;
'. I' .T'A further step in the company's integration will be acquisition on
V. 185, P. 2447 ).r^
•' • :V. /> < v
present
Guaranty
r(R. II.) Macy & Co., Inc.
.?•
of
con-
.
Robert
that
the' United
the
mill
r
of. fiscal
$2,669,795, compared with $1,307,697
Board Chairman
May 28 announced
/;■
for, and
2558.£2 'f:;
p.
incoming
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
Inc.—Earnings
-6
"
produce
receipts
'Earnings .for the nine months ended March 31,
1957, after provision *.•
fot taxes, were
$5,383,090, compared with $3,347,953 for the same period
last year; ^ Earnings
per sliare were $2.33, compared with $1.55 for the -
,:»■
Co.—Stock: Subscriptions—Of the
stock recently offered to stock¬
185,
standard
•
approximately
,
common
V.
in
The
with
••
and sold by
the underwriter,
White, Weld & Co., at $11.50 per share.
See details
at<
the balance of this fiscal year we anticipate a much
larger
volume of; shipments
especially of the long lead time machines being
built for tlie Air Materiel
Command.: Shipments of these machines
already have, begun..—V. 185, p. 1388.
"V
: :
.
up
•>
new
will
Lobitos Oilfields; Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
-
During
.
.
on' June' 19,
SEC
at
$25,000,GOO.
;
holders of this company and of Idaho Natural Gas
Co.,
J
$50,249,934
According to Harlan Carroll. Vice-President in charge of Manufac¬
turing, the? structure Will be 25 feet high and will have provision for
^second
has, risen,
tinued acceptance
&*/.'
at $7,50 per share, 47,033 shares were subscribed
the remaining 1,034 shares were taken
Net
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$14,251,464 $55,764,191
substantial
2, 780 shs.
'
.
unfilled
of
maintained
shipments
Trust i.i April of 1957, the Fund is
offering shares' in multiples of $5,600,*'
large institutional investors:
trust,
designed for
Intel-mountain
»
1957—Month—1956
$13,354,319
2216.
p.
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—To Build Plant—
:6'.-i,'
2,780 shs.
The "backlog
been
»'
Massachusetts
a
primarily
47,033 shares of
•
185,
Plans for its new 325,000 square foot
plant, to be completed the
latter part of 1957 in
Riverside, Calif., have been announced by this
corporation.
'
--
Outstanding
$2,500, 000
$2,500,000
Israel'',;''
180
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—Reports Profit—
Boston, f,;
v
the
"
;
.
offering of
investment
open-end
is
registration
a
5,100
for
eorganized
and
--
Corp.—May Sales Off—
Period End. May 31—
Sales
stock
Securities and Exchange Commission— Z'X-
»
limit
not
regular
the' preferred
Insured Accounts Fund, Boston,
Mass.—Registers With
;
TO
■
—V.185r p. 2099. ,V
r'-f.
\ an
will
quarter (12 week period) ended March 17,
quarterly • payment on w,i*;1957. resulted 'in an estimated .net "profit before taxes of
$175,000, com¬
sinking fund. On er-pared with the first quarter (12 week
period) loss before taxes of *
tdithe sinking fund will be mailed
;V
$151,000.
j Vj,
,V-.;
aurnorized
$30,756
prefei red stockholders by the'Old 'Colony•• Trust
Mass., 'transfer agent.-r^V. 185,- p. '2099.
r
-PoutodB)
Inc.—Sinking Fund Payment— " -'
f'Operations'for (he
to; thd
r
it
"•
-
-
EFFECT
t
'1.7,654,991 V
-18,255,179
credits
,
/-June-' 23,
-l-
of
13,993,349
VB-:
Indian Head Mills,
•
GIVING
Ordinary-f/'B",;shares
4,686,225
extension
type
and
Authorized
-15,008,733
4.575,564
v..
•
•Perpetual 6%.' subordinated
Ordinary
shares ;(par
.
16,510,000-
'jfSS
-
'
"
87,189,016
?1'8;129,000
3,508.040
mioni^''i>;5.257,762
cnarges_^__l
CAPITALIZATION
145,301 ,'6D5 135,347.356
^21,928,342
-
4,552,000 *4.318,©09
-
income^ v3,745,148
0i>eratiR&
after
34,329,916
* 23,470.666
taxee_a
safety
■
^1 *if
j
Operating ^expenses",
;* Federal
the
on
a.m.4 f
11
Hi.
the
in
to any particular
basis
of
of enterprise, but will lend its funds
rate of return.
While
there are other
bankmg institutions in Israel, the demand for credit facilities is far
in," excess; Of' those available, so that
competition is not expected to
be'a iactor in the business of the Bank.
Many of the present clients
oi. Ampal
and of the Workers' Bank are expected to be
important
clients of the Bank.: '
tesult'of strike1
a
7i
(2915)
<
(4,871)
8176,088
184,471
8192,102
•S420.462
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
(2916)
$366,529
to
owned
were
of
25—
Period End. May
-
—
—V. 185,
April 30— :
;
.
•
•—
Profit before
income
taxes
—_
taxes—
Provision for income
Off—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.
—
——
.
Consolidated
Earnings
net
profit
share
per
185,
of
siock—
\-y
Miss.—Files With SEC—
into
The
stock.
common
the
unit
corporation
June
on
6
preierred stock (par $100» and $2,000 of 6%'
No underwriting' is Involved.
The I proceeds
payment of
bank loan and other notes and for working
a
2834.
p.
$32,522,601
—V.
185, p. 2560,
V
'
■
■
L
Net
bef.
Inc.
Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of $30,000,000 6*4% first mortgage bonds due
July 1, 1982 was made on June 18 by a group of under¬
writers headed jointly by White, Weld & Co. and Leh¬
Brothers
man
103.216%
at
award of the issue June
17
•whole
1981.
the
of
from
service branches.
at prices ranging l'rom 109.47% for the 12
July 1, 1957 to 100% on and after July 1,
provisions obligate the company to retire 1Va %
Jan, 1,
1959-1982 at sinking fund prices ranging
Sales
on
100%.
to
103.13%
conforming
PROCEEDS—Net
stated
the
from
proceeds
of
sale
will
bonds
the
be used
by the company, which has the largest natural gas distribution busi¬
ness
in the State of Michigan,
to pay $7,000,000 short-term loans
incurred as temporary financing for its construction program and to
meet or reimburse the company's treasury for other construction ex¬
the
on
185,
ago.—V.
year
period
2560.
p.
RR.—Earnings-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
penditures during the current year.
All of the outstanding capital
stock of Michigan Consolidated is owned by American Natural Gas Co.
not strictly comparable due to
are
ahead of these for the same
would be approximately 3%
1957,
a
to
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Auril 30-
Railway
oper.
revenue
BUSINESS—Michigan Consolidated sells natural gas to approximately
835,000 customers in more than 110 cities, villages and townships with
Railway
oper.
expenses-
$5,627,399
4,460.294
$6,104,501 $23,254,115 $24,321,018
4,925,693
19,218,460 19,204,215
populations
totaling approximately
2,900,000.
About
80%
of
the company's operating revenues are derived from gas sales in the
Detroit metropolitan area.
Natural gas is also distributed in Grand
Net
from ry. opers.
$1,167,105
$1,178,808
$4,025,655
railway oper. inc.—
320,547
382,889
>533,920
i
1950
Rapids,
EARNINGS
Operating
—
ended
income,
March
—V.
revenues
1957;
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
purchase
to
bonds
set
forth
totaled $113,489,970 in the 12
income, $15,574,278;
and net
White, Weld
Coffin
Dick
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
their respective
Folger,
Inc.—
1,490,000
J.
Merle-Smith—
&
1,490,000
Rand
&
1_ 1,490,000
Halle
&
Burr,
&
Co
Hibbs
B,
Johnson,
Co.,
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
1,490,000
&
Webber,
ler
-
Co..
&
Ball, Burge
Co
1,490.000
500,000
Simmons
&
Bros.
&
500,000
500,000
500,000
&
Arnhold
and
roeder,
Butcher
C.
185,
wait
Co.
300,000
.
Sherrerd—
Co.
C.
300,000
Inc.
200,000
200,000
<fe
300,000
Co
—
E.
—V.
until May 31, 1967.
will be redeemable
will
balance
the
use
regular
net proceeds
to
repay
$6,-
loans for construction purposes in F956-57; the
added to general funds.
Estimated construction costs
be
total $12,000,000.
the current year
for
will
company
Co.,
&
Wood
&
Co.
BUSINESS—The
100,000
the
EARNINGS—For
the sale of steam and
months
12
was
SEC
The
Michigan Public Service Commission on June 17 approved the
by this company of $30,000,000 first mortgage bonds at a coupon
interest
The
to
rate
of
6*4%,
according to Commissioner James Lee.
previously had been authorized by the Commission
company
sell
the
offering
at
rate of 6%. However, the company
announced
on
June
12
it had awarded the bonds to Halsey Stuart
& Co. Inc., and associates, who named a bid of 100.709 with a
6y4%
coupon
rate.
This
a
coupon
was
higher
than
the
rate
authorized
by
the
Commission.
hearing
money
that
Commission,
it
costs."
did
but
only
not
Mr.
sell
Lee
the
negotiated
said
issue
for
the
the
company proved
without the consent
sale,
subject
to
at
the
of
the
Commission
approval.
The
rary
Federal
Power
authorization
Commission
to construct
has
3%
series due Nov.
35/s%
series due
3%j%
series due Sept.
1,
1972
April 1,
1,
/
1979
serial bonds due Dec.
1,
bonds
April
due
and
operate
this
22
company
miles
of
tempo¬
24-inch loop
the
Lake
Associates, Inc.
—
Stock
Offered—Public
offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
on June 20 by Lehman Brothers at
$7 per share.
made
mortgage
•—
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be added
the company and used for general
corporate
purposes, including the financing of inventory and accounts receivable
aud expenditures for development of new products.
Initially, $250,000
funds
of
pipe
line
sinking
fund
notes
dve
Nov.
debentures
due
June
1,
1977—
indirect obligations to U. S.
due
—
4,225,000
2,100,000
2,100,000
10,000,000
1,
—
10,000,000
Gov¬
at
100,000
:
—
'
1957—4 Mos.—1956
shares
to
filed
10
letter
a
Files
—
capital
of
directors,
notification
of
stock
officers,
to
be
with
offered
promoters
the
at
and
par
insiders
Utah.—V.
Inc.—First
Quarter Transistor Volume Tops
Industry's 5,125,300 Total—
General
Phoenix,
Manager
the
of
corporation's
semiconductor
division
Ariz.
1956 following activation of the transistor
factory, the company contributed 8% of the total 12,840,000 transistors
of all types produced by the industry.
In 1956, Motorola concentrated its production in the field of power
months
,-gnc
with
transistors
and
Industry
of
of
initial
major
to
application
automobile
radio.
This
the company is moving into volume production of radio frequency
other
type transistors,
and
silicon
rectifiers.
year
1956,
this year will be more than
Hickey.—V. 185, p. 2450.
double that
transistor volume
according
Mr.
to
(G. C.) Murphy Co.T-May Sales Higher—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. May 31—
—V.
1957—5 Mos,—1956
__$16,695,651 $15,857,467 $71,965,010 $68,751,473
Sales—
185,
2217,
p.
Corp., Nashua, N. II.—Stock Offered—Kidder,
Nashua
Peabody & CO. Inc. and associates on June 20 publicly
offered 9.000 shares of common stock, class B (par $5)
at $31.50 per share.
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
L.
to
are
go
the
to
Estate
Hubert
of
the company.
and will not accrue to
Carter,
manufactures a widely diversified line of
products,
principally
in
the
paper
converting industry.
Its line
includes flexible packaging products which have paper and synthetic
lilm as basic materials; gummed paper products: and specialty items,
BUSINESS—Corporation
including heat seal paper, flocked paper and printed paper
company's products are sold throughout most of the United
The
bands.
States,
two Canadian subsidiaries are sold almost
entirely in Canada.
In each case sales are made for the most part
directly to other companies and to paper merchants.
The company's
sales and net income
for the calendar year 1956 were the highest
for any year since it began commercial production in 1904.
The company was incorporated in Massachusetts, on April 29, 1904
as
Nashua
Card, Gummed
and Coated Paper Co: and adopted its
while
the
present
products
March
decision
final
The
1952.
27,
Nashua,
Street,
no
its
of
on
name
While
N. H.
has been
company's
reached,
is
address
is presently
it
44
contem¬
1957 to change
to Delaware) by
plated that a proposal will be made toward the end of
the company's corporate domicile from Massachusetts,
Delaware corporation of the same name
to be organized for that purpose.
This change would result in sub¬
stantial savings in state
taxes and would not involve moving the
company's plant or offices. It would require the approval of two-thirds
into
company
the common stock class
of
DIVIDENDS—The
a
A.
paid
has
company
dividends
each
in
since
year
has made payments on a quarterly basis. The
company
paid a dividend of 35c per share on both classes of its
common
stock on March 5, 1957 and again on June 5, 1957.
The
company
intends to continue the policy
of paying quarterly cash
dividends.
However,
future dividends will necessarily depend upon
earnings, financial conditions and other factors.
1935
since
and
3926,
OF
AS
CAPITALIZATION
-
1356
31,
DEC.
Outstanding
Authorized
Common
stock
class
stock
class
B
There are
outstanding,
presently
class
had
bank
no
(par
loans
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
and as of
debt,
Dec.
1956,
31,
either
the company
funded
or
agreed to purchase from
of
184.232 shs.
184,232 shs.
purchase common stock of
warrants or options to
no
200.000 shs.
225.000 shs.
(par value $5)
value $5)
A
Common
underwriters named below have
severally
the selling stockholder the number of shares
their names:
stock class B opposite
-
.
'
3..
Shares
■
Peabody
&
Co.,
Inc.—.—
—.—
—
Poole, Roberts &> Parke
:—
—
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.——___________—r_,—
W. H. Newbold's Son <fc Co.—_—:
—
—
Schmidt,
—V.
2,500
1,500
1,000
185, p. 2806.
"
'
'
company
a
has
'
Co.—Forms New Unit—
National Broadcasting
This
tional, Ltd.,
announced
the
C. Interna¬
handle expanding television
formation of N. B.
wholly owned subsidiary, to
said
throughout the world. Robert W. Sarnoff, President,
company would open headquarters in Montreal, Canada,
304,154
stock
(cumula.)
4.50%
par
value_
series
Common
stock
♦Additional
of -the
($5 par value)
bonds
may
indenture,
„
Alfred
R.
Stern has
International
responsible
be
will
with
investments
station
Canada—V.
168,
3,386,519
304,154
p.
,,
„
,
.
„
next
„
'
Chairman of the Board of N. B. C.
Wueeler as President. The new company
all N. B. C. station management services,
been elected
Romney
lor
and progiam sales
153.
Plumbing:
outside the United States and
Corp., Columbus, Ohio—
Exchange Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the
Stores
—Files With Securities And
The
corporation
covering
on
$250,000
June
of
10
20-year
(in denominations of
writing.
The proceeds
will
at
par
3 V2 % income notes to be offered
$500 each). There will be no under¬
be used for working capital.—V. 180,
1436.
National Securities &
Research Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
filed with the SEC an amendment on June 13,
registration statement covering an additional 10,000.000
shares
in National Securities Series
(Bond Series, Balanced Series,
Preferred Stock Series, Income Series,
Stock Series, Dividend Series
and Growth Stocks Series).—V. 185, p. 2217.
This
to
corporation
its
150,000 shs,
series
4.70%
$100
new
month.
1957
4,756,519
1957-1987
1957-1967
sions
Dewar, Robertson
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds Ire
purchase of land located at 3440 South State St.,
163, p. 111.
;
the
for
City,
of
Hickey,
p.
$4,225,000
assumed
Miscellaneous long-term obligations due
Pref.
300.000
Exchange Commission—
June
share)
Motorola
SEC
6,300,000
1967
$2%
and
on
corporation.
used
be
Sale
1,400,000
1975
338%
47«%
200.000
Co._
&
•
321,000
per
National
1,
bonds. 3,,/2%
series
due June
1,
1970, issued by
Montana-Wyoming
Gas
Pipe
Line
First
Inc
$90,287,812 $84,761,023 $303,322,079 $306,806,854
corporation
covering
1957-
1,800,000
serial
sinking fund bonds due March
3%%
1,
Outstanding
$6,000,000
4.000,000
4,000,000
3,000.000
5,000,000
1976
1968
3.50 %
ernment
Microwave
working
due
3Ve%
3.10%
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage
3%- series
Co.
granted
000^^ 185^D<280lfnC* ^6C0ns*n a^ an estimated cost of $1,823,-
to
TO
1958-1971
a
hearing on June 17 the Commission decided to approve sale
tbe offering because of "the stringency of the market for new issues
higher
GIVING EFFECT
bonds:
April 1, 1965
series due Sept. 1, 1970
"First
At
ana
Co..
operations
CAPITALIZATION
,<
Illinois
1957—Month—1956
May 31—
cents
110
the
sale
300.000
„
Pancoast
Securities
The
March 31, 1957 operating
with $25,041,366 in the calendar
1955.
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Bonds Approved—
„
Woodard-Elwood
' 900,000
;
900,000
Co.
&
Motorcity Credit Corp., Salt Lake City. Utah
With
ended
totaled $25,459,368, compared
The
Co
Baird
W.
Inc.
900.000
1>
1956 and $23,271,303 in 1955.
Net income for the latest period
$3,519,516, compared with $3,516,988 in 1956 and $3,386,065 in
year
Robert
l ,200,000
________
Kidder,
company
from sale of electricity and 3% from
gas and from other sources.
41%
revenues
100,000
.
.
1 ,200.000
Moselev &
S.
stock
snort-term
of
500,000
at
Marks &
M.
$901,000
F.
185, p. 2334.
manufactured
2805.
p.
coupon
were received as follows:
and Ladenburg, Tlialmann & Co.,
gas,
100,000
Williams
Harold
5%
100,000
Co.
Inc.
T.
Inc.
per. End.
Sales—
bid
distributes natural gas and electricity in
Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming.
Total operating
revenues in 1956 were derived approximately 56%
from sale of natural
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Bleich-
S,
Inc.
&
Chilcls
F.
—V.
Co
debentures
PROCEEDS—The
MacNaughton-Grcena-
Parrish
99.55,
Inc.,
100,000
Allison-Williams
Granbery, Marache & Co.
a
Inc.,
Co.
Co.,
&
share
per
-
200,000
500,000
—
200,000
200,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
500,000
Co
200,000
200,000
&
Blair
redemption prices
ranging from 105.88%
for those redeemed in the 12 months ending
May 31, 1958, to 100%
for those called in the 12 months prior to
maturity.
Special redemption prices for the sinking fund will range
from 100.67% for those called in the 12 months beginning June 1, 1967,
to 100%
for those redeemed in the 12 months before due date.
200,000
inc.
a
&
Inc.
Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
•:
Denton,
Inc.
Fahnestock
1
Rodman & Renshaw
$27
The
200,000
McKelvy
&
at
&
Mason-Hagan,
Kraus—
&
Ellis
Burns
Inc
with
issue
the
Stuart
99.629 for a 5Va% coupon.
The debentures will be convertible into the company's common
&
& Co._
1,490,000
Co
&
Blunt
Applegate
Lundborg
1,490.000
&
Stroud
Wertheim
Sulzberger
1,490.000
—__—
Shields
100.311.
250,000
_
Humphrey, Inc.
Irving
.
Halsey,
250,000
Space &
—_
Hulme,
Hutz-
&
Lane,
on
for
Bids
300,000
Co.
1,490,000
Bros.
300,000
_
Inc.
Hallowell,
Jackson
Curtis
__
Co
Stieglitz
1.490,000
Paine,
300,000
Hogle & Co
A.
1,430,000
Salomon
Co.,
&
—
Equitable Securities Corp.
Hayden, Stone & Co.+_
Lee Higginson Corp.—_
1,490,000
Fleming-
Nolan,
W.
Inc.
Debentures Offered—
June 20 a new issue of $10,000,000 4%% de¬
bentures, due June 1, 1977 at 101% and accrued interest
to yield 4.80% to maturity. The group won the issue at
competitive sale June 19 on a bid of 99.17%.
publicly
names:
1,490,000
_
—
Laurence
185, p. 2806.
Franklin
$5,116,803
1,834,294
headed jointly by Blyth & Co.,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane offered
Inc. and Merrill Lynch,
below
have
severally
principal amounts of new
the
1,515,000
_
Co.
&
.
185, p. 2806.
An underwriting group
named
company
Inc.
&
Drexel
the
Co.$1,515,000
Becker
G.
purchasers
from
opposite
Lehman Brothers
A.
gross
severally
have
the respectheir names:
«
company
Co.
& Co
merging tne
$10,054,714.
31,
—,
and Ypsjianti and other cities.
Muskegon, Ann Arbor,
months
Net
rev.
the
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—May Sales Up¬
were
change which was made in 1956 for the purpose of
general industry
d
e
*.
9 6 sales had been
1957 basis, sales for the six months ended April 30,
accounting
an
of properties which
the sale
cn
April 30, 1956 was $275,000.
figures for the two periods
ended
land
bonds
profit
the
by the company for operation as factory sales and
Profit on the sale of fixed assets for the six months
back
ieased
then
period beginning
Sinking
—V.
from
debentures.set opposite
1 ,500,000
L__
Hutton
E.
needs were also reported as "substantially
amounting-to $17,100,000 as of May 21, 1957,
year."
represents
$479,000
at uny time
part
or
months'
shown for 1957
compared with $26,000,000 May 31, 1956.
'
The net income for
1957 includes a gain from the sole of fixed
assets of $600,000 In the second quarter of 1957 and $650,000 for the
six
months ended
April 30, 1957.
Of these amounts approximately
& Co. Inc., bid 101.216''
lor the bonds, also as 6V48.
are
optionally redeemable by Michigan Consolidated in
bonds
W.
current
for
last
than
+$727,316
$$561,381
as
Halsey, Stuart
The
$$177,825'
$1,414,730
———
loans
Bank
less
bid of 101.309%.
a
on
-
provision i'or Federal taxes on Income has been
since year-to-date operations resulted in a loss.
$Loss.
The group won
to maturity.
July 1, 1957 to yield 6%
adj._
*No
from
interest
accrued
and
$530,298,296
+561,381
XI,304,316
w
777,000
$374,825
197,000
1,414,730
inc.
on
tax
inc.
income
Net
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Bonds
taxes
for
1-rov.
,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$25,042,505 $29,261,365
99,490
1,036,931
$17,005,911 $18,893,742 $25,141,995
talcs
total
Net
%
-
sales $16,956,902 $13,811,776
defense eont. sales'49,009
81,966
mnehin.
farm
Net
$9,597,801
8,764,066
S2.705.7vi
$2,475,251 $10,652,754
2,382,027 i?- 2,297,912
9,529,698
operating income
Net after charges,
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Apr. 30—
Period End.
expenses
___
income
taxes__
Net
Incr.—'
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Sales Off—Earnings
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos—1956
$22,213,690 $20,766,560 $86,835,175 $81,615,558
15,605,109
14.542,343
60,345,525 57,552,209
Federal
2,345,483
2.330,541
9,411,402
8.830,913
Other operating taxes—
1,557,377
1,418,425
6,425,494
5,634,635
revenues
Operating
at
outstanding
below
named
purchase
$1 500,000
at*Co.__
Weld
I
"
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating
be
may
During the first quarter of 1957, Motorola's production of transistors
10%
of the 5,125,300 industry total,
according to John T.
■
.
series
exceeded
$3,359,876 $33,53p,9p8
$3,326,761
_
185,
the
Corp.
V. 182,
1957—10 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
capital.
■—V.
—
Co., Inc.—May Sales Off-
Miller-Wohl
to
amounts of
Peabody & Co.-
White,
10%
Period End. May 31
used for
be
to
are
Co. above.
See Central Telephone
—
debenture bonds due
1984.
Co. of Illinois—Private Fi¬
Telephone
States
all
Lynch. Pierce,
Kidder,
of
2673.
p.
nancing
p. 215.
tiled a letter of notiiication with
SEC covering 35 units to be offered at $2,500 per unit.
Each
will consist ol 100 shares of common stock (par SI I, four sha.es
The
185,
Middle
Files
—
Commission—
With Securities and Exchange
the
—V.
of
underwriters
commitment
Fenner & Beane
to
Metcalf & Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.
(James I.)
of
Jackson, Miss,
will be underwritten by Lewis & Co.,
proceeds will be used for working capital.
•
offering
and the
Merrill
Mass.
1966 secured by mortgage on
5Note
company's real estate in Burlington, Mass,
,%■
§ Not
including 4,000 shares of
common stock held in treasury,
40,000 shares reserved for issuance upon exercise of options granted
1 o certa in employees and
to Lehman Brothers, and 20,000 additional
shares
set aside
for issuance
under restricted stock option plan.
convertible subordinate debentures due 1972
to be offered to common and preferred stockholders of record July 11,
1957 at par (In Units of $125eachbThedei.<entureswilTbecon-
covering $300,000 of 6fc.
vertible
monthly
bonds
<.
J Jo. 000
J0G.000
1.000,000 shs.
8408,808 shs.
installments to 1971 seclured by mortgage
company's real estate in Burlington,
due in mouthy installments to
en
notification with the 3EC
June 10 filed a letter of
on
•
stock, par value $1
on
firm
a
Blyth & Co., inc.—
M'/a'r first mortgage loan——.—
second mortgage loan
due
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
tive principal
^29.000
•
56%
Common
Merchants Co., Ilattiesburg:,
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
year
.
amount
time under present indenture provisions.
tArislng from acquisition or properties Oi Dakotas Electric Coopera¬
tive, Inc.
Equitable Securities
within
Installments due
note
Mortgage
*Note
The company
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
S509.959
$0.35
$108,316
$0.28
__
common
2334.
p.
or
is a designer and
waveguide accessories.
associated
and
uioaes
1957
1956
S31.799.165 $29,491,764
888,316
1,024,959
480,000
515,000
principal
made
one
—V.
Theatres,
120,936- shares
owned
each
Company
manufacturer of specialized
components used in production of radar systems. Since its organization
in 1950 the company lias devoted itself to manufacture of components
associated
with
the
generation
and reception of microwave radio
energy.
The products made by the company, in its plant at Burlington,
Mass.,
include magnetron
tubes, dupiexer tubes, microwave silicon
•"'%
Three Months Ended
Telegraph
BUSINESS—Company
$9,059,945
.
Union
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Western
33.7%.
1957—4 Wks.—1956
1957—21 Wks.—195G
$9,041,603 $44,548,619 $40,541,988
•
—
2217.
p.
Net sales
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
any one
stock
Inc. and The
common
offering,
outstanding on March 31,
185, p. 2334.'
c '
stock
common
3,266 stockholders.—V.
by
358,808
bank
will be applied to repayment of the company's
for working capital purposes.
«.•
shares outstanding prior to the current
proceeds
incurred
Of
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up—
Sales
the
loans,
compared
as
1.3. to
shares
2,073,413
"The
1957,
1
to
of
exceeded
$1,336,681
of
assets
Current
1956.
$707,701_by a ratio of 1.9
1 six months ago.
of
ratio of
current
a
30.
Sept.
on
liabilities
current
.
.
;
2,500.000 shs.
100,000 shs.
50,COO shs.
2,000,221 shs.
be issued upon compliance with the provi¬
provided that not in excess of $40,000,000
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
Period End. May 31—
—V.
185, p. 2217.
Inc.—May Sales Up
1957—Month—1956
$1,751,531
Sales
$1,726,768
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$6,910,498
$7,315,876
Number 5649
-Volume-185
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
BUSINESS—The
National Tea Co.—Current Sales Higher—
,;
1&—
PeHodJSnd. May
t>
1957—4 Wks1956
r
$
*-*'•" $
»*h-
-
J-—'
(Sale?
,/
—V. 185, p. 2806.-
47,316,021
*•
-
$
-
Buccaneer
...
two
$
.
47,610,262 239,075,109
Canadian"
232,095,437
National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—New Pres. of Unit
;
The
:
'
President of Twentieth.
Century-rox Film Corp.. as a director of NTA Film Network, Inc. has
been announced by Ely A. Landau,
President of the Network, which
is * owned
equally by National Telefilm
Associates, Inc. and 20th
Century-Fox.
•
Three
?
tors;
20th
otner
Williaiji
Treasurer;
and
Spyros
Koegel,
Otto
Chief
Attorney.—V.
named
Donald
185,
p.
direc-
as
Henderson,
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Apr. 30—
During the
$
jj,
Operating
Federal
Other
notes
—V.
Net
shares
additional
2,316,874
2,215,453
10,295,133
8,510,639
taxes—
1,956,506
1,879,700
7,874,240
7,155,618
3,185.488
2,938,029
12,887,457
11,265,345
2,502,073
2,315,116
10,579,387
8,849,864
the
exercise
5.223.583
10,500,822
Gross
Net
(net)—
9,101,083
$1,057,136
$923,284
$1,774,410
930
4,540
1,841
income
$1,588,721
$620,195
$1,126,368
63,600
127,200
McDonald
Whipple & Co.—
$734,995
divs.
63,600
_
Baircl
618,410
Balance
Com.
$671,395
$556,595
$999,168
$843,111
422,851
399,824
422,851
399,824
$1.59
—
shrs.
$1.39
$2.36
$2.11
outsdtg—
share—
com.
per
expenditures
$2,805,666.
were
The
the
months ended Marcll 31,
12
that
requirements
construction
its
level.
same
1957
•
anticipates
about
at
the
-
■
company
continue
for
for
Cash
construction
being provided by retained earnings and through the
term loans.—V. 183, p. 2766.
will
currently
is
medium of short-
3.00
Inc.—
3.00
Inc
TV
s.
iw«<
taxes——
870,000
1,375,000
tax accruals-
912,787
l,4o i.j'/d
864,687
1,948,661
1,026,179
1,489,075
5,833,930
$0.36
$1.42
income
Other
ry,
i-y. ,opc...
y'
income
Net
Earnings
—V.
$72,943,993
5,105,000
6,552,000
$15,209,789 $72,390,618
$14,495,001
income--.
Gross
1957— 5 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
31—
-
p.
-
$0.25
share
2806.
per
Ie5,
9,240,409
8,019,006
6,976,195
$1.70
Lynch,
&
Pierce,
Francis
I.
du
Dillon,
Securities
D.
&
Ellis
H.
Goodbody
&
&
Hornblower
Laird
Pont
&■
&
Co.
3.00
Union
Northwest
Reynolds & Co.,
'
Co.—
Co.—
Inc.—
9.00
Co.—
Co.
Rotan,
3.00
..
Mosle
k.
&
G.
3.50
Walker
Co
&
the
3.50
20
plant to
firm.
Outboard
$900,000.
Marine
Engineering
chain
Ltd.
Venezuela,
sidiary's
products
of
and
the
of
cost
Canada's
of
and
saws,
Caracas,
ether
Vancouver,
Outboard
plant
subsidiaries
C.,
B.
estimated
is
Marine
International
had
185,
p.
S.
(1)
increase
"To
propei ties
(2)
in
of
it
has
selected
been
for
program
to
the
$
Operating
form
Contract—
to
18-month Tech¬
out
an
Air
carry
Materiel
expenses —
income
taxes—
Other
operating
operating
48,776,433
45,888,219
190,763,081
181,064,652
7.338.000
6,495,000
28,819,000
26,062,000
7,380,795
32,454,615
29,601,175
7,336,716
34,448,597
30,616,079
6,1*1,982
23,923,635
25,896,926
8,127,402
taxes-
Net
67,100,730 286,490,293 267,343,906
incqgie
Net
—V.
,319,359
?#68,554
charges-—,,—
after
185,
have
esses
will
be
Newberry Co.—May Sales Increased—
(J. J.)
—V.
:
185,
—
—
reinforced
studied.
program,
which
As of May
efforts
value
Asset
share of common stock
per
"Includes
shares
116.971
which
were
1,685,732
$28.01
,—"1,802,703
$28.27
—
—
distributed
payment of capital gains dividend of $1.90 per
Marcll
15,
share.—V. 185,
1957
p.
Period End. Apr. 30—
With Securities and
company
1278.
at
179,
cents
p.
per
construction
additional
for
used
be
to
are
—V.
25
Exchange Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock
(par two
cents)
to be
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
June 5
shares
200.000
covering
offered
on
heat
and
and
resist¬
Operating revenues
and
working
Federal
47,545,241
7,311,000
taxes—
6,169,408
5,426,274
24,815,308
21,749,365
9,843,981
8,111,133
8,512,792
6,983,692
38,287,723
32,396,664
31,866,082
26,461,615
operating
Net
—V.
185,
2674.
p.
capital.
General
Telephone
Co.—Receives Exchange Offer
above.—V,
Corp.
185,
—
2,128,519
2.125,063
8,219,157
7,929,462
tax;s__
1,322,917
1,22 7,342
5,099,794
4,825,022
$2,369,028
2,134,765
$2,268.2)4
2,084,306
$9,064,807
8,269,980
$3,466,232
7,752,172
income
operating
Net
Net
after
—V.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$17,807,039 $16,651,330 $69,431,228 $65,656,852
11,986.575
11,030,706
47,047,470
44,436,136
operating income
charges
Other
185,
p.
Penn-Texas
Rights
and
2218.
manufacturers
Penn-Texas
rings
30—
Operating revenues
Operating
Federal
Other
Net
operating
—V.
185,
2,743,205
2,746,498
1,305,724
1,506,629
taxes-
income
$2,689,671
2—
2,687,185
charges
p.
—
Co.—Earnings—
11,014,213
5,966,354
$2,663,982 $10,641,535 $10,201,710
2,643,00-3
10,653,471
10,176,613
2561.
in
of
corpora¬
stockholders rights to subscribe at
$27 per share for 486,058 shares of additional common
stock (par 30 cents) at the rate of one share for each 15
shares held of record on June 14, 1957. The subscription
(EDT) on July 1, 1957. The
offering is being underwritten by a group of investment
firms headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
offer will expire at
3:30
p.m.
Farmers Trust Co.
of
the
is subscription
agent.
185,
1957, of $4,000,000 principal amount of 4 V* % notes due
Negotiations also are underway for the private sale within
30,
of $10,000,000 of
In
the
1976.
next
year
additional long-term
debt.
in
and
in
world's
line
of
oil
cable,
furnishes
largest
and
is
subsidiary
a
of
original
of oil and gas
for every auto¬
suppliers
equipment
avail¬
the
the
forward a
first
six
cosfs,
key
months
including
factors
which
in
nine
Mil¬
Philadelphia,
1957 fiscal year Milprint
$1,472,362, compared to $945,854
period of the previous year.
of
that:
announced
will
soon
construct
warehouse
in
of
corner
famed
to
large
a
Richmond
Ninth
Street
Marlboro
flip-top
Starter," is a
Self
make
creation
of
been
It
easier
for
of
modern
new
the
65-acre
plot
Beals
and
Road.
on
and
box.
The
red
new
smokers
Revelation
new
a
packaging
which
makes Revelation
in
the
such
to
increase
no
development,
new
pull
tab
inside
the
extract
Ewens
at
the
first
few
Pak,
entirely
an
convenience
new
for
new
pipe
popular, high quality tobacco
increase
no
acquisition,
and
Pouch
brings
the first
package
a
Milprint
N.
President
of
President
Philip
Philip
in
Morris
price.
Following
stockholders
also
Arthur
Morris
Milprint and Mr. Snapper has been its Execu¬
Secretary. Their election increases the number
and
Directors
ten
from
to
twelve.
the plan approved on June 18 by the common
stockholders,
Morris, Inc.,- will offer holders of Milprint, Inc.'s 385.000 au¬
thorized and outstanding shares of $2 par value common caDital stock
Under
share-for-share
exchange for Philip Morris $5 par value
exchange offer, made about June 21,
will not
The
unless
effective,
such
has
the
date
at
least
been
exchange
not
later
offer
The
offer
than
346,500
or
declared
Milprint
expires
effective.
be
may
one
the
extended
after
year
July
on
If
^apifal
is
time
from
become
1957,
19,
exchange
to
exchange
the
common
shares
is
are
unless
declarel
time
to
declared
1
effective.
Philip
has
Morris
mission
the
nection
with
added
the
additional
these
90%
PjhJMp Morris,
exchange
Exchange
registered
shares
where
of
the
its
Securities
$5
exchange and
also
Philip
with
shares
385.000
Milprint
the
United
trucks,
modern car.—V.
Phillips-Jones
will; be
Morris'
filed
present
Exchange
&
stock
common
par
listing
a
with
shares
Com¬
in
con¬
application covering
the
are
York
New
listed.—V.
Stock
185,
p.
States
buses
a
and
starting
line of o|ver
equipment.
through auto¬
complete
off-the-road
immediately,
185,
p.
2674.
Penney Co.—May Sales Increased—
This company filed
1957,
covering
Sales
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$100,600,481 $100,260,940 $435,531,289 $433,466,930
writing
of
45
Phoenix
of
laws
shares
Inc.,
its
nor
on
cents
its
of
$1
par
value
common
on
June 14,
stock.
The
wholly
with
basis
underwriting
share payable.
Co.
was
of
all
and
also
commitment
firm
a
per
Investment
Georgia
by Phoenix
ment
is
agreement
commissions
organized
its present
June
in
stock
of
1957
under
outstanding is owned
Georgia corporation.
Neither Phoenix Invest¬
owned subsidiaries Peachtree Road Development
a
and Mimosa Corp.. have engaged in any business. They contem¬
plate in the future the development and promotion of the development
of real estate in and around Atlanta, Ga., the acquisition of businesses
or
controlling interests in businesses of all types and descriptions for
operation and subsequent resale,
and
the investment of a limited
amount of any surplus funds in securities.
Corp.
Of
the
$1,729,000
of proceeds expected to be received, the company
to Peachtree Development and $140,000 to
permit these companies to pay the balance of con¬
tract prices and closing costs incident to the purchase of certain par¬
cels of land.
The balance of the proceeds of the offering except for
approximately $10,000 to be retained by the Phoenix Investment Co.,
plans
to
loan
certain
$1,175,009
in order
for expenses
of
to
will be loaned to Peachtree to enable it to further develop
its
properties
for
commercial
purposes.
Pioneer Finance Co.—Debentures Sold
Privately—This
it was announced on June 18. has placed pri¬
vately, through White, Weld & Co. and Watling, Lerchen
& Co., an issue of $1,150,000 secured sinking fund de¬
bentures due May 1, 1967.—V. 185, p. 1996.
—
—
The
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$5,348,619
$4,972,705 $25,999,795 $23,901,346
2451.
Permanente Cement Co.—Sales Up—Earnings
company
net
for
sales
the quarter
and operating
ended
Off—
April 30, 1957 reported con¬
of $10,757,000, compared to
revenue
$8,711,000 for the first quarter of 1956.
Net
earnings after Federal income taxes
totaled
$1,111,000
or
20
per share, compared
with $1,179,000 or 21 cents per share for
corresponding 1956 quarter.
ExDanded production facilities of both cement and gypsum divisions
resulted
in
increased sales. Earnings
were
slightly lower due prin-
cents
registration statement with the SEC
a
380,000
offering will be made at a price to the public of $5 per share and the
principal underwriters indicated are Clement A. Fvans and Co.. Inc.,
and The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., both of Atlanta, Ga. The under¬
2451.
p.
p.
Name-
Phoenix Investment Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Registers With
Plough,
185,
Corp.- -New
above.
company,
/
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—May Sales Higher—
—V.
Corp.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Mimosa
Europe.
distributed,
Period End. May 31—
This
stock
complete
to
End. May 3t—
the
the
the
'
for cars,
be
gales
—V.
wire
the
-
than Sept.
from
and
offer
seals
will
average
solidated
proceeds
of
.1
offering will be used for
capital expenditures, estimated at $45,000,000 over the next several
years,
for working capital and for other purposes.
Additional funds
will be made available through the issuance by the company, not later
PROCEEDS—Net
of
tne
throughout the United States.
John M. Sapinsley, Crescent President, annual U. S.
replacement seals are more than $30,000,000.
This is exclu¬
car dealers,
fleet and farm purchases. There are some 35 seals
(J. C.)
Offered—This
is offering to its
City Bank
will
of
According
sive
by
wholesalers
motive
sales
automotive
one
manufacturer
Merchandise
Per
Outboard Marine Corp.—Stock
tion
of
is
O-rings,
and
6,000 sizes
10,553,612
5,285,688
distribution
S.
manufactured
Corporation.
Crescent
1S57—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$20,023 173 $18,421,592 $78,524,264 $73,045,361
13 090,380
11,703,681
50,902,162
47,004,351
taxes—
operating
after
Net
expenses
income
s^als
U.
Burtonwood Engineering Co.,
Ltd., of Burtonwood, England, have been obtained by The Crescent
Co., Inc., of Pawtucket, R. I. Crescent is one of the nation's leading
mobile
Ohio Bell Telephone
Corp.—Unit Acquires Automotive Line—
exclusive
to
grease
Burtonwood
Period End. Apr.
of
the
taxes—
Federal
for
operating
among
packaging innovation will be added at
new
Roland
The
2562.
p.
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
30—
shares
rising
located
earnings
the
flexible
tive Vice
See
63,126,269 276,154,975 250,715,009
42,748,203 184,211,884 173,348,5626,439,000
28,840.000
23,751,000
70,869,630
—
income' taxes
Peninsular Telephone
Operating expenses
has
$
$
operating income
Net after charges—j-—
Other
See
Operatinc revenues
of
were
are
Phillips-Van Ileuseh
1957—4 Mos.—1956
«{>
2372.
Period End. Apr.
yet
2674.
1957—Month—1956
Operating expenses
The
stability,
not
are
Snapper, President and Executive
Vice-President
respectively,
of
the
flexible
packaging
firm,
to
tbe
Philip Morris board of directors. They will take office when the ac¬
quisition is accomplished.
During
the
past
five
years
Mr.
Ewens
the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
in
Northwest Refining & Chemical Co., Spokane, Wash.—
Files
reinforce
that
figures
$50,970,330 $47,212,035
market value—
outstanding
Shares
fibers
at
the
acquired by
'
glass
final
that
corresponding
also
marketed
be
net
the
factory
This
effective
will be
at Owens-Corning's Rein¬
Laboratory in Ashton, R. I., is related to the company's
expand the use of soundly engineered and economical
plastic
materials
through
its
Engineering
Development
the
number
noted
plants
"Marlboro
The
of
stock.
to
manufactures
"While
cigarettes.
approval
a
'
,
increase
of
ance
'
(he strength, dimensional
plastics."—V. 185, p. 2102.
greatly
1956
1957
31—
at
assets
proc¬
purpose
Plastic
forced
Owens-Corning
Net
The
environmental
/ '
conducted
activities.
Niagara Share Corp.—Net Asset Value Up—
molding
plastic, laminates.
&n<l
process
parts
reinforced
2334.
p.
tixose
conditions that
highest quality and most uniform finished parts.
The
will seek to develop improved controls for existing processes
techniques for evaluating the componeifct materials and fin¬
test
own
properties of
on
a plan
to acquire Milprint,
packaging field.
Philip Morris Inc., in response to
Philip
the
in
The
1957—Month—1956
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$15,137,752 $70,479,355 $66,216,207
$15,998,081
finishes for the reinforcements.
will be done on the effects various
fletermine
tp
result
and
Period End. May 31—
surface
and
addition/ work
In
ished
Sa-ies——
investigations into the properties of such component
thermo-setting resins, emphasizing those for high tem¬
application, catalyst curing systems, glass fiber reinforce¬
as
perature
ments,
company
2806.
p.
is to be done under a contract let by the Manufactur¬
Branch of the Air Materiel Command. The company will
detailed
materials
last
net
Morris
box
elected
Command,
program
ing Methods
make
$
$
73,110.389
revenues
Operating
Federal
The
$
<
to
the
filter-tip
USAF's
when
$11,000,000
For the first nine months of the
for
owns
price
fip-top
.
that
nearly
flexible
of
marketing,
regional
Another
called
sub¬
Outboard
Dayton, Ohio.
1957—4 Mos.- -1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Apr. 30—
it
Belgian
the
Development
to
dollar
which
In¬
understanding of those factors which influence the
today's reinforced plastics, this corporation on June 19
of
announced
at
approved
the
company
Philip
smokers.
nical
New York Telephone Co.— -Earnings—
-
and
million
2674.
Corp.—AMC
and
McComas
(3)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
18
in
lesser
McComas
consolidated
Mr.
at
A.
head¬
1953,
Milprint,
Inc.
with
3,000
employees,
operates
throughout the United States.
Its principal
plant is in
(unaudited)
IEL
of
Pfizer
in
company.
by
Nassau, B. W. I.
Sales of the
of Belgium will be handled
A.—V.
S.
include
manufacturer
outside
International
Marine
Initial
Mr.
of $1,229,971.
Marine
Canadian
the
firm
Christiana,
Downingtown, Pennsylvania; Los Angeles and San Francisco, California;
Tucson, Arizona and DePere,
Wisconsin. For the fiscal year ended
May 31, 1956, Milprint reported consolidated net earnings after taxes
Waukegan,
the
at
the
from carrying
greater jportlon of
profit.
the acquisition plan,
Milprint, which last year reported sales
in excess of
$55,000,000, will become a subsidiary of Philip Morris and
its operations will be conducted
independently of those of the cigar¬
of Canada
is
a
subsidiary of Outboard Marine
111.
The new plant, scheduled for completion May 1, 1958, will be called
Outboard
Marine Belgium
S. A.,
and will function as a subsidiary
of
out
of
reported
President
meeting:
a
sales
June
stock
Under
Neal, President and General Manager of Outboard Marine
foot
carried
half
on
increasing
waukee
arrangements
were
June
on
the
materials
plants
completed
closed Its
of
precluded
Belgium—
of a 70,000-square
produce Evinrude and Johnson outboard motors.
Corp.,
alone
1956. '
ette
Corp. of Canada Ltd., Peterborough,
in Bruges, Belgium, for construction
division
company
first
labor,
Corp—1—2.50
Plans Construction of Plant in
told
the
operation
of
3.00
—.
is
outstanding
McComas,
2.50
2.00
Dean Witter & Co.——
Inc.,
of 1957. indications are that sales of the com¬
Philip Morris and Milprint will approximate $200,000,000, and earnings per share on the
larger number of shares to be
outstanding will closely approximate
the
$1.83
reported
by Philip
4.75
2.50
—
& Weeks———
Co.,
for
Morris
—
Co.,
2850.
p.
2.00
—
Co._.
the
the
3.50
Smith, Barney & Co
&
slightly under $6,000,000,
of
185,
question
bined
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis—
Piper, Jaffra.y & Hopwood—
were
sales
Parker
able
4.75
2.00
Pacific
3.00
manufacturing
Brooklyn, N. Y.
the leading
O.
a
2.50
4.75
sales
Inc.,
2.00
Beane
and
in
purchased
The stockholders
r
2.00
——-
Pfizer
Philip Morris, Inc.—Acquisition Approved—
%
—
Co
division of Chas.
a
24.
year.—V.
4.75
—
Inc
&
Fenner
3.00
4,236,666
4,508,043
'
'
The Milwaukee Co._^—_
—,.—
dustrial
St. Louis RR.- —May Profit Off—
New York, Chicago &
Merrill
Co.
Roerlg & Co.,
Net
by
2.00
Dominick—^
&
Pioneer
Period End. May
for
subscribed
Brothers
&
Doinjnick
Outboard
Construction
Co., Inc.
Simmons
&
Clarence B.
Earns,
&
Becker & Co.,
Ellis
Loewi
2.00
Clark, Dodge & Co.——_1
127,200
304,019
be
■
Bacon,
$970,311
324,822
income
stock
$1,778,950
652,582
$924,214
$1,059,817
deductions—_
not
Lehman
G.
net
severally
agreed
to sell to
them
indicated below, such of the
%
$1,586,880
2,681
_
B.
office In Chicago,
111., on June 21, and resumed business In a
building at 800 Second Avenue, corner 42nd Street, New York Citv.
Pfizer
have
2375.
p.
Research
has
shall
as
185,
quarters
rights:
ox
Blyth & Co.,
$6,146,367 $12,275,232 $10,687,963
5,809,021
stock
common
>
.
Roerig, which markets ethical pharmaceutical
products under Its
label, will continue operating as an independent division.
The move will bring the division in "closer
proximity to the parent
organization," Thomas J. Winn, Roerig President, declared.
stock
executive
* below
expanded
Its
own
Outstanding
for
'
'
cement' producing
southern California plant
$13,000,000
new
and
'
new
"
completed. The $45,000,000 program, begun in May 1955,
the
purchase of the physical assets of Fir-Tex Insulating
Inc., end a new gypsum ore carrier,-the 3, S.-Kaiser Gypsum.
June
on
stock),
Morgan Stanley & Co.—— 13.50
Bache & Co._-——.—,——3.00
Blunt
1957—12 Mos.—1953
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$6,866,357
income
operating
Income
Pfd.
of
Robert W.
taxes
income
reserved
named
severally,
Eastman
Other
underwriters
72,390,945
to
per
"7,777,027 shs.
value
par
up
of
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Unit Moves to New York—
J.
$9,500,000
shares
30c
99,322,547
revenues
&
the
74,102,405
Jersey Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Up—
exp.
include
not
105,159,235
Period End. Mar 31—
Oper,
do
starting
expansion
home
FINANCING
13,500,000 shs.
18,057,923
A.
Operating
shares
(300,000 shares of
agreed
2450.
p.
—V.
Outboard
$9,500,000
25,091,105
charges
New
1976
20,
UNDERWRITERS—The
$
S
Jan.
(30c par value)—„—
19,248,223
operating income,
185,
options
due
stock
taxes__
income
after
Co.—Earnings
*.
PRESENT
Authorized
4 V*%
26,707,091
expenses
operating
Net
Net
TO
purchase and the company
in the respective percentages
revenues
Operating
EFFECT
in
57%
a
virtually
same
GIVING
incurred
included
Board,
43
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
is
,
to $122,period, net earnings rose from $2,769,000, or
cents per share
(adjusted for splits and stock dividends) to $12,098,000, or $1.69 per share.
Sales for the six months ended March 31,
1957 were $68,629,000 with earnings for that period of
$6,245,000.
044,000.
costs
.
9
.
at Lucerne Valley, Calif.,-began
producing cement for the construction
Industry in that area. An 86% expansion of gypsum producing facilities
two-
of
higher
-
,
industrial
EARNINGS—During the five years ended Sept. 30, 1956,
Marine's consolidated sales have increased from $30,552,000
1957—5 Mos.—1956
Telegraph
&
manufacturer
-
Common
England Telephone
S.
and. three-wheel powered
vehicles,
including light
carriers, scooters, golf carts, and other products.
•
"Issued
New
U.
wheel
CAPITALIZATION
$5,172,656 $24,434,277 $23,388,999
$5,564,869
leading
a
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly dividends each equivalent to 16.67 cents
share were paid in January and April of this year.
2334.
p.
Neb.,
new
280G.
Brothers, Inc.—May Sales Higher—
sales
^ —V. 185,
also
were
Vice-President;
Executive
Period End. May 31—
Net
Skouras,
P.
Century-Fox executives
Michel,
C.
Neisner
■
of
appointment
Lincoln,
of
Inc.,
•
company completed
facilities in May when its
saws.
Works,
to
The
and Industrial Engineering Ltd./ Canadian -maker of Pioneer
On June 6, 1957, the company
acquired Cushman Motor
company,
chain
cipally
plants.
mc
nufacturing subsidiaries, Outboard Marine Corp. of
Ltd.j which makes primarily the same products as the parent
Canada,
;
•
company is the producer of Johnson, Evinrude, and
outboard motors and Lawn-Boy
power lawn mowers.
It has
r
,
1957—20 Wks.—1956
-
(2917)
Sales
ment
Inc.—Acquires Suntan Firm—
directors
Corp.,
of
provides
on
June
Miami,
14
Fla.
approved
its
and
the
acquisition
affiliated
of
company.
Coppertone
The
agree¬
Plough, Inc., com¬
mon
stock for all the outstanding common stock of Coppertone and
its
manufacturing affiliate, Douglas Laboratories Corp.
Coppertone Sales Corp. of Miami distributes its products throughout
the United States and in 20 countries, in Latin America, the Middle
East and the Far East.
Coppertone is manufactured in Canada for
distribution throughout the British Empire.
Coppertone Lotion and Coppertone Oil are the largest selling suntan items in the United States.
Management believes that the acqui¬
sition of Coppertone will add substantially to total sales and net earn¬
for
an
exchange
ings per share of Plough, Inc.
An application for
listing the
effect
the
transaction
has
been
of
77,682
shares of
additional
filed
with
shares
the
of
New
Plough stock to
York
Stock Ex-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
company's stock will be
change.
A total of 1,218,438 shares of the
outstanding after the exchange.
Charles E. Clowe, President of Coppertone
.
tis,
Sales Corp., will become
To Receive Bids for Bonds
Miami, Coppertone
of the board
the Copperorganization.
Coppertone will continue to operate in Miami,
as
a
wholly owned subsidiary of Plough, Inc.—-V, 185, p. 2103.
Director, has been elected a member
of Plough, Inc.
Present plans are to retain
General Counsel and
directors
of
tone
Fla.
*
year
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
"A"
an
proceeds from thj sale of these shares will be
research and production facilities in plants at Reading,
Welwyn Garden City, Herts, England and Santa Ana,
as for general corporate purposes,—V.
185, p. 2103.
;v
the public
& Sons.
used for new
Pennsylvania,
Calif., as well
year
rise
to
to
of
in -excess
level
record
new
a
fiscal year ended
the
corporation
Rheim
area,
Mr.
have been
carried
the
and
Also,
to
said.
last
10,000
a
which
and
in
To
.
first
For
details,
V. 185, p. 2452.
see
Gas Co.
Service Electric &
Public
Preferred Stock
—
Offering Delayed—This company, in the light of recent
unsettled bond and money market conditions, on June 18
announced the discontinuance of current negotiations for
the
ment
be
used
at
company,
25
June
on
start sometime
to
is working on
at
„
$25
for
Broad St., .New York, N. Y., will up to noon
receive bids forYthe purchase from it of $23,000,000
and
doors,
$1.42
1987. See also V. 185,
p. 2850.
letter
filed
of
common
a
San
and^enteTtainment
Y. Smith, Vice-President
General
stock
announced concurrently
.
by Mr. Smith.—V.
185,
2850..
p.
Jose
"...
Water
Operating
revenue
195?—5
.
',.1*15*,
..
.
50
sup¬
:
""
be
pounds,
plus
dividends
Offshore Drilling Co.
Bates
President,
on
the
Balance
*'
1"57—22 W'--.—1956
recently
announced
the
first
the
on
Interest,
rants
Dividends
&
255,000 shares of common stock which
offered publicly on June 12 by Hulme, Applegate
covering
and Stroud &
details,
Co., Inc. and associates,
see
V. 185,
»'
Chemicals,
Inc.
—
Secondary
Offering
—
etc.
$1,137,608
4,138
$1,060,427
4,710
plant
power
under
the
and
Aeronautics
contract funded jointly
U. S. Army,
Known
designation
military
engine's
the
received
has
company
4%%
>
$1,141,746
$1,065,137
had
corporation
(Del.)—Earnings—
consolidated
a
net
available
for
of
334,541
303,479
$761,653
"A".
series
preferred
series
of
a
the
net
profit
of
15%-
holding company,
equal
Resort
to
$1.63
per
share, of
stock
common
preferred
184,
series
2673.,
p.
.
Co. (& Subs.)—Earn.
(Delaware!.
revenues
Earnings of the operating
$6,014,391, or a net income
of
—'
"D"_^
*
-K,.i
..
,
v':
30,000
The
period
lor
Newton
Kook,
subsidiary,
on
June
17
reported
ended
18,
1957,
of
$17,582,640
May
period of
same
Profit
This
from
th*
carriers
in
operates
over
of
rolling
1956,
increase
an
operations increased
corporation,
which
United
27,000
is
States,
miles
equipment.—V.
of
from
of
one
of
maintains
p.
to
68
to
11%.
up
largest
motor common
terminals in 26 states,
routes
and
has
3,200
pieces
1520.
Controls
Corp.- -Changes
in
Per-
sonnel—
The
T.
Arden
as
as
of
President
Chairman of
Mr.
directors
on
and
June
of
12
John
announced the
A.
election
Robertshaw,
former
of
Thomas
President
•
Harder,
said,
push
our
fall,"
he
J.
sales
assume
his
Executive
new
duties
Vice-President
immediately.—V.
of
the
firm
since
1947
the
last
four
185,
over
the
$l00,000,000-mark
Kentucky bourbon continues
it
has been
as
Gas
&
Electric
—A secondary offering of 83,800 shares of
common
stock
(no par) was made on June 12 at $28.25 per share, with
a dealer's concession of 85 cents per share through The
First Boston Corp.; Bache
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks;
;
*
~
.-
production increased to 40,326 fine; ounces
in
the
1956
period,
while Y platinum
16,607
fine
against
ounces,
6,286.—V,
185,
.
>
-
;
in--the quarter
production was
2377.
p.
Sell Debentures—
South Jersey Gas Co.—To
future expects to sell $4,000,000 of 5%
1, 1982. to pay off bank loans and provide
construction money, Vernon F. Stanton, Vice-President, said on
17. The debentures are expected to be placed privately, primarily
institutional investors. The financing would enable the company
This
largest-selling bottled-
2851.
p.
This
corporation
rumored
to
be
Brown,
company
have
had
no
June
on
been
17
discussions
told
of
merger.
of Schering
amounts
the
in
near
with interests
Francis C.
6tock,
he
employees.
said
in
a
letter,
special
certain
and
Schering.
"Schering
is
the
on
merger
established
well
basis
of
acquisition
or
benefit
definitely
our
rumors,
its
its
an
as
own
independent
research;
it
is
company.
interested
to its progress,
not
which does not contribute
stockholders.
An
alliance
It
in
with
any
has
any
and
company
of management or type of business would be in¬
that of Schering, would clearly not be of benefit to
or its
shareholders.
Regardless of these rumors to the
have had no discussions of merger with these interests
philosophy
with
company
contrary,
we
have
been
accumulating our stock."—V.
185,
p.
2220.
Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—Stock Offering Oversubscribed
Plohn & Co. on June 19 offered publicly a
new
at
a
issue of $300,000
shares of
common
stock (par 100)
price of $2 a share.
This offering
and the books closed.
'
scribed
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
for
new
to
off
pay
corporation
equipment,
will
and
use
was
oversub¬
'.
"
the
repay-the "final iiistall-
approximately $84,000
$25,000 to
about $3,300,000 in bank loans and
needs, Mr. Stanton explained.
of
supply about $700,000
construction
South
1957,
in
19
offered
Telegraph Co.—Debentures
at 102.32% plus accrued interest, to
This offering was oversubscribed and the
closed.
The group was awarded the issue on
June
due
-
expansion
also con¬
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
$70,000,000 of 29-year 5% debentures
Offered—Halsey,
June
<
to spend about $1,700,000 on
with retained earnings and depreciation charges
to its construction funds.-'—V. 185, p. 2143.
expects
Gas
Jersey
Southern Bell Telephone &
.
"to the effect
interests, possibly another large corporation, have been
accumulating a large block of Schering stock, while at the same time
carefully concealing their identity.
There have also been rumors that
discussions are under way concerning a merger between these inter¬
that
with
tributing
purchasing large
President,
There
has
June
for
will
Corp.—Secondary Offering
of
date.
that
3,678
the company's pacemaker.
world's
the
last
'•*
1
..
years
predicted
Schering Corp.—Denies Merger Rumors—
'
1£5, p, 1390.
well
—Charles
Rochester
announced on June 14, adding that the results are
respects.
The 1955 totals'do not include any
Frontino Gold Mines, Ltd., which was acquired
important
for
cases.
the-firm's total sales during its record-breaking
that the 2,0C0.000th case was shipped June
in Gethsemane, Ky. to McKesson & Robbins,
"•
' <•
D«nt
which
Arden,
in
earnings
Gold
adding
figures
said.
Mr.
Arden.
earnings- were a*
an
all-time high for the period
than
double those in the 1956 quarter, Lewis
B.
President,
the
from
wholly-owned
the first
more
estimated
of
predicted that fiscal 1957, which ends Aug. 31, would see
Distillers products topping 2,600.000 cases.
"This will
W.
,
Mr.
year—2,000,000
quarter
were
_
outstand.)
share (on 1,961,750 shares
per
First
4.328
207,414
Dant
compatible
•
Earns,
Y-—
-
new
of
announced the formation of a threeman
Executive Committee headed by Richard S. Reynolds. Jr
former
Chairman of tlie Board.
The committee includes Mr. Robertshaw and
immediately
fiscal
exceeds
he
Kook
Mr.
sales
whose
the Board.
Robertshaw
10
the
of
figure
year,
grown
board
$292,276
$0.15
earnings
Inc., New York.
ests
Robertshaw-Fulton
78.000
$858,290
$0.34
Colombidh income taxes
25-year debentures due June
20-week
$15,777,830
$414,502,
210.000
17,000
and
-
Distillers Co.,
a
new sales record
of Dant
announced a
President
June
on
months
.
four
certificated
185,
compared
11%
$372,855
the
the
for
revenues
307,000
—
for
10 from the Dant distillery
For
corporation
the
—
Depletion
7,308.
9,245
5,502
3.504
211,319
v
'
;
Y
6,988
•
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Dant Sales Up^—
Roadway Express, Inc.—Profit Up 11%—
.
1956
1957
$860,512
71,536
8,700
after
..
in-bond.—V.
company, were $687,972 on
of
11%.-+-V. 18 5/.,..p*. 2851.
Navy
Solar
on
$699,450
30,000
"B"—
"C"___
Common '
—V.
1956
on
of
$8,716,567 last year, highest' in the company's history,
according to the annual report of 1956 operations to stockholders.
After allowing for a 17%
minority interest in Resort (North Carolinat, net income amounted to $1,017,036, the report showed. This
was
the
the
$1,145,319
139,774
23,255
Provision
62,208
$750,609 '
stock
common
preferred series
This
$1,296,314
,
>
Operating, profit before depreciation, depletion .
and income taxes——
—*——:—•'
Net
4.7%
A
'
income
by
ps
is., the, YT-62.
.
$807,205
56,596
stock.
preferred
preferred
4%%
•
nine
Resort Airlines, Inc.
4
turbine
gas
$1,384,000
a
airborne generator
it was announced
South American Gold & Platinum
.
This
of
♦
1956
2,480,240
deductions
on
Balance
secondary offering of 5,500 shares of common stock (par
SI) was made on June 11 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $24.75 '
per share,- with a dealer's concession of 45 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 185, p. 2851.
'
• ?'
revenues
,1956
,
■
■
,
.
$3,540,667
income
4.7%.
Reichhold
com¬
of
sunplementary cmt'-aet "for
sets from the Air F'rce's Air
June 17.
The se'.s will be
:pov?e-'ed by Solar's 50 horsepower Mars gas turbine engine and will be
installed in the Boeing KC-97 tanker.
* r
Four major aircraft are now using Marswo'wrod airborne venerators.
In addition to thA I4C-97, they are the Douglas C-124C GFbemaster,
the Lockheed C-121C Super Constellation, and the Convair C-131B Hy¬
ing electronic tefct bed.
>
■ "
':
"JBolart also manufactures
the 500 horsepower Jupiter gas turbine
imgine. ' Presently under development at Solar-iS a' flew 1,000 hp. gas
'"turbine, the Saturn, with Widespread^ potential for .small boat propul¬
sion.
In addition,- 'Solar is designing"the*-'smallest .gas tuibihe aircraft
engine ever built to power a one-man helicop'er.c Only 20 inyhes high,
the +iny turbo-shaft engine will produce 55 shaft horsepower.—V. 185.
-P- 1323.
..'
;
Shares outstanding:
quickly sold.
were
2850.
p.
the
number
ahd producing the: smallest
Depreciation and amortization
Net
Humphrey, Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; The Ohio Co.,
For
that
quarter
average
Provision for U. 3. income taxes__i,...__^_^—
$1,700,000 of 6% subordinated debentures,
170,000 shares of common stock and stock purchase war¬
Sold—The
were
to
2604.
p.
of shares outstanding en March
stock dividend paid in June of that year.
Air Force Contract—
,,$&.58p,259
7
2,681,329
deductions
before
of
prior
number
designing
gas-timbine-powered
Materiel Command,
.
$3,818,937
operating revenues
Non-operating income
Securities
—
shares
declared
Three Months Ended March 31—
Reading &
800,000 shs.
500.000
the tiny turbo-shaft engine w'l>
55 shaft, horse¬
12 pounds of jet thrust on a 103F day.
•
Kunzel, President, said the compt-nv .is producing the new
of
Bureau
used
jj
1957'"'
"
Net
:
of
>
is
company
tirbo-shaft
Works—Earnings Increased—
depreciation..
&
total
$7,334,964 $30,896,819 $28,493,862
1793.
p.
Herbert
Mos.—1956
;J,
.
__
expense
a
engine ever built—to power a one-map helicopter.
Only 20
inches high, with maximum diameter of 15v-> inches, and weighing only
•
Operating
based
share
a
This
to
$9,784,842
$1,937,703
'-'12 Mdnths Ended'April 30—
Manager.
The move was made in recognition of the special 'requirements of
the growing industrial market for special tube applications. Realign¬
ment of three top executive positions as the first step in the reorgani¬
and
Douglas
owning
that no
Solar Aircraft Co.—To Produce Smallest Engine—
notification with the
(no par)
to be offered
1957—Mon'h—1958
24d2.
p.
Nickerson,
l.
185,
This
of
without underwriting. The proceeds are
incident in the operation of a restaurant.
$2,272,382
185,
V.
89.700
1,500,000 shs.
aircraft
Calif.—
Hills,
Beverly
10
Period End. May 31—
units
was
Corp.,
June
Sales
40,000 '
'
'
'
80.700
>
'
,
1957—5 Wks.—1956
31, 1956, adjusted for the 25%
—V.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-cent Stores, Inc.—May Sales Up—
America—Tube Unit Reorganized-
agreed
40,000
outstanding during that period. These total earnings were 13%
above our 1956 first-quarter net earnings of $62 million, which equaled
power
share,
per
expenses
>
Y
month
per
$116,250
shares
second test unit which
a
90
Radio Corp. of
zation
expected
are
shares
10,360
covering
Outstanding
$116,250
engine
the
Restaurant
on
FINANCING
Authorized
pany's estimated earnings after taxes for
were
$70 million, equal to $1.53 a share
General Electric and Convair- to determine anti-icing
the engine and nacelle air inlet.—V.
185, p. .1390.
corporation
500,000 shares have
PRESENT
TO
2494.
p.
Albert
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
bonds due July 1,
first mortgage
by
was
of
Romanoff
Commission.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Bids June 25—
trial
Liner
the
by
Holders of
1955.
1,
$<5,070,617
185,
Mercury,
SEC
fEDT)
Tests
Vista aircraft firm
characteristics
—V. 185, p. 2850.
The
880 Jet
A delaying amendment to
filed wtih the Securities and Exchange
was
will
dividends.
no
Socony-Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Earnings Lower—
characteristics
reversing
Convair
the
with aluminum
pylon
Chula
The
shares of its cumulative
250,000
thrust
for
laminate nose cowl, stainless steel pod
covering.
epoxy
porting
preferred
the registration state¬
relating to the registration of such preferred stock
of
sale
stock.
mounts,
paid
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Increased—
—V.
inlet.
These ground tests will be
powerplant is mated to the airplane and tested
in flight.
Rohr Aircraft has the contract to design and manufacture
the complete power package assembly for the four-engine jet airliner,
employing G.E.-built engines
Rohr
designed and
built this initial test stand,
including engine
in
gases
before
have
Period End. June 1—
'
thrust
reverse
conducted
1957.
EFFECT
the company
Sales
purpose of the unit is to determine what will happen to the
package of the forthcoming 880 Liner when reverse thrust is
applied to its Jet engines. A survey also will be conducted to measure
temperatures over the pod area, and to study possible reingestion of
by Allen & Co.
by the underwriters, headed
taken up
GIVING
$10,000
of
stock
common
Y;
power
remaining 7,699 shares were
subscribed for, and the
were
check
to
engines
Cincinnati.
near
11
cents
policy wherebv ouarterly
and
accordingly it is
r_July 1, 1939, are to be paid on any of such shares.—V. 185,
Prime
offered by the company for subscription by
stockholders at $13.50 per share, 159,298 shares
recently
common
Ohio,
August.
in
23
or
Tests—
unit
CJ-805
$114,949,
Mr. Rheim said,
and
Peebles,
(par $5)
181,997 shares of common stock
tions—Of the
-its
shipped by this corporation earlier this month.
ground test assembly went to General Electric's Test Facility at
This
Mexico—Stock Subscrip¬
of New
stand
test
Electric
Genera!
payable
^'Stockholders
production schedules indicate a continuing rise
employment, with new record sales anticipated for
which begins next Aug. 1," Mr. Rneim said.
Conduct Ground
The
15,
prior to July
payable to stockholders due Dec.
1958 (aver, interest rate 5%>%')
stock (par 10 cents)—,
31,
12,000.
approximately
to
1957.- gross
paid
''Common
from
assembled
sales
gross
eaual
31,
quarterly dividend of four cents per share
dividend to be payable on July 31, 1957
July
Notes
and
year
completed
Co.
dividends
a
such
on
note
the
and
sales
fiscal
is
new
backlog
both
the
.
total
the
"Our
Commission—
of
Service
declare
ftock,
be
5V2%
is being added
Ga.,; where power
the, company's
covering $300,000 of
Public
to
record
will
v
foot building
square
1956,
has heretofore
dividend
a
stock
mortgage bond payable in installments, with final payment in 1964—
to
be retained
will
of power packages for
of Boeing's new ariplanes.
two
assembly facilities at Winder,
packages for Lockheed's project C-130 Hercules are
parts manufactured at Chula Vista.
2161.
p.
of
all
steel
5%
operations
Auburn
assembly
for
Stratoliner,
said,
months
six
building,
leased
a
capacity
707
Rheim
Mr.
the
For
in
on
additional
afford
KC-135
June
on
common
CAPITALIZATION
Opening of the company's new plant at Auburn, Wash., is scheduled
for June
10, which
will more than double Rohr's facilities in that
10 filed a letter of notification with the
6% cumulative debentures, 1955 series, to be
offered at
par,
in
denominations of $100 each. No underwriting is
involved.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
183,
The
SEC
intend to adopt
the
common
waived
April 30 last, Rohr's backlog of unfilled orders totaled $240,of which 46% was for commercial production, compared with
$156,000,000 a year earlier,
will
aluminum
base.
,
now
on
holders
new
offer'ne
an
$57,342,
was
The
fields.
March
enamel
'
;
..
It is engaged
this
31.
was
ended
income
POLICY—The company
intention
th«
on
July
income
net
and
1
At
Service, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
Finance
months
nanle
present
with
a
on
reflect the current offering, the company's outstanding
include $196,950 in funded debt and 800.000 shares
directors
their
1956 totaled $90,027,159.
July 31,
net
eight
on
to
listing
porcelain
of
products
ended
year
while
to
dividends
to
fiscal
$2,005,439
DIVIDEND
The
its
the
capitalization will
of common stock.
Sales
million.
$116
totaled
Adjusted
proceeds
the
present construction
the
For
share.
a
net
ago,
to the
is
1931.
construction
and
with
manufacture
to
$2,768,931,
to
share
a
sales
totaled $85,102,084,
Employment at all planes nas continued to increase,
Public
cents
stock
common
a
addition
amounted
year
a
000,000,
corporation on June
covering
$294,000 of
With Securities and Exchange
period
.
1957,
obtained
be
under
added
V
for
apply
architectural
of
be
,
to
organised
was
erection
building
the
company
EARNINGS—For
fiscal
current
the
of
corresponding
the
the 900,000 shares of
.For the like period
on
last.
30
1957
12 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
6%
10-year convertible debentures due
June 1,
1967 and 29,400 shares of common stock '(par 20 cents) to
.be offered in units of $500 of debentures and 50 shares of stock at
8510 per unit, or $100 of debentures and 10 shares of stock at $102
per unit.
John R. Boland & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y., will be the
underwriter.
The proceeds are to be used to repay outstanding in¬
debtedness and for general corporate purposes.
.V'V,.:
The
months
nine
in
$2,342,497, or $2,60 a share on the same number of shares. ;
"All indications are that the final three months
of the
for
Chicago, 111.—Files—
Precision Transformer Corp.,
first
than
outstanding 011
income was
'
current
fiscal year ending July 31 will stand a3 the best quarter of the year, *
Mr. Rheim said.
He added that the company expects sales in fiscal
share
April
stock
which is expected to be offered to
underwriting group headed by A. G. Edwards
common
in
and
will
.
Exchange,
to
over
all
After
The
the
the $68,906,532 for the same months a year earlier.
charges, net income amounted to $2,707,783, equal to $3.01
23.5%'
up
per
through
in
higher
E. Rheim, President, said on June 3.
Sales for the nine months ended April 30
Reading, Pa.—Registers With SEC—
20 filed a registration statement with the
Exchange Commission covering 70,000 shares of class
and
used
in
remainder
intends
which
to the business dating back to
as successor
the
The
August.
*
equipment
base,
J.
ago.
corporation on June
Securities
sharply
were
this
company,
manufacture
the
products
,
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
earnings
and
'
Polymer Corp.,
The
in
R,
■
due
Stock
American
in 1955,
for
from
Rohr Aircraft
182, p. 217.
fund.—V.
1,
Sales
Its
linking
July
the
in
$28,099
has
company
due
-
sinking fund for retirement of
general mortgage income bonds due Nov. 15, 1983, and haa invited
sealed tenders of such bonds up to and including July 17 at the office
of the New York Trust Co.
100 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Bonds
offered at the lowest price will be acepted to the extent of the available
The
,
"the
July 2—
on
will up to 11 a.m. (EOT) on July 2 receive bids
it of $15,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series
1987. See also V. 185, p. 2716.
"
company
purchase
note
a
capital.
BUSINESS—The
enable
Inc.—Tenders for Bonds
England Theatres,
Poli-New
The
the
on
Working
It was quickly completed.
Co.
Goodbody &
and
ment
& Cur¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Inc. Stuart W. Patton of
Vice-President of Plough,
a
.
(2918)
1,
1986
yield 4.85%.
books
June
18
on
a
bid of 101.33%.
Morgan Stanley A- Co. b'd 101.20% for t'"e d"bantures,
debentures will not be redeemable prior to June 1,
The
also as 5s.
1982.
Begin¬
1962, the debentures will be redeemable at the option of
the company at prices ranging from 106.82% to and including May 31.
1963, and declining thereafter at stated intervals to par in the last
ning June
five
1,
years.
.
from the sale of the debentures will be
outstanding adyanres from American Tele¬
phone and Telegraph Co. approximately $38,000,000 and lor general
corporate purposes, including extensions, additions and improvements to
the company's telephone plant.
PROCEEDS—Net
used
proceeds
by the company to pay
is incorporated in New York and has its prin¬
Edgewood Avenue, S. E., Atlanta 3, Ga.
It is a
BUSINESS—Company
cipal
offices
at,67
wholly-owned subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The company is engaged in the business of furnishing communication
services,
mainly local
and
toll telephone service, in Alabama, Florida,
North Carolina, South Caro-
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
•
--
■
(Continued
on page
52):
Volume
185
Number 5649
it
.
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DIVIDENDS
Divi(JendL>^nounCements
tables. -In
'
.
.ify t-J','2c
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
tfce first
Name
dividends
all the
nounced during the current week.
Then
an-.,
n
f
Holders
.
7-25
5'j
Detroit1 Edison- Co.
-
DixonrPowdertnaker
Dominion Stores.
....
Per
■
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;
Aberdeen
Aetna
""V" *'
•
Petroleum Corp..
Insurance Co.
class A
Share,
-
■-
Akron, Canton <fc YOungstown RR. Co.-(extra
Thermal
Corp.
Aluminum Co. of America,
$3.75
preferred
American
Book
25c
(ouar.)__ -
American
Insurance
Quarterly-
-
Co.
(Newark,
N.
J.>
American
Mfgi
American
Stock
Co.
<
Dela.»
Co.,
Molasses
Amoskeag
(quar.)
Co.
City
Atlantic
I
6-17:'
5%
6-20
20c
conv.
Steels,
Atlas
30c
Nichols
Austin,
Co.
&
pfd.
7-
common
1
1
7-
Excelsior
Life
7-10
8-
1
7-
7-
2
4'f
2uc
8-
1
7-12
3
1
5c
7-
7c
7-26
7-
12c
7-26
7-
25c
6-29
Balcrank.
Bank
Inc.
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.,
Class
B
—
prior pref.
6%
(quar.)
income)—
;___
;
A
$3
Securities,
pfd.
6%
Beaux-Arts
1st
$6
Berkshire
Gas
Preferred
Bickfords,
Binks
Mfg.. Co.
1
7-19
25c
7-15
7-15
,
Casualty
Co.
/25c
'•
(5c from capital gains and
Stock Yards
Briggs-Weaver
Durrell
Co.-
1
10-
1
9-11
7-
1
6-28
pfd.-
•
(quar.)
25c
t$1.50
7-
1
8-
1
1
7-31
6-28
6-24
1
7-12
7-
$1.75
8-
'
6%
5.10');
prefinjbd-
4.70%
40c
7-15
8-.1
7-19
Case
Power
&,
30c
Pcmeroy & Co. Inc
Tin Plate (action postooned
Casoer
on
8-
7-
75c
(quar.)
6-25
1
Corp.
Celotex
Corp.,
"
6-18
77-
8
7-31
7-
8
10c
—
8
5'v>
preferred
6-26
1
6-24
6-24
5%
7-
1
6-24
Jenkins,
-
30c
8-
Cities
60c
9-
8-16
share
(One
City
Investing
Clinton
Trust
Coca-Cola
Cold
i
(stock div. i
Co
(N.-Y.)
~20c
dividend
Stock
pfd.
6r'o
6-21
8-15
7-
1
7-30
7-
37 He
8-
Co.
6-30
$1
preferred
$1.90
$2
preferred
preferred
$2.06
preferred series
$2.20
preferred
*.
for each
(quar.)
Monthly
J
•
Consolidated
8-
1
7-
5
Keystone
Lowef-Priced
tOc
8-
1
7-
5
Fund
(lie
8-
1
7-
5
inc.
51 He
3-
1
7-
5
8-
(quar.)_i_
1
7-
5
(quar.)
Diesel
Laundries
3
"S-4"
6-28
S-
Stock
Cooper
7-15
8-15
7-15
COooer Tire
&
pfd.
Common
Lay
6-28
(quar.)
$1.62H
'
6-23
7-
-
6-14
J
Corn
.7^
Cosden
Craig
Crown
'6-29
12 Hd
common
Co.,
Cork
6i
62Hc
"
7-
$1.75
Insurance
Davicteon-Boutell Co.,
-
.7-15
-
1
7-
1
*
9-13
25c
:
(Toronto)" (quar.)__
(quar.)
6'"/conv. pfd.
;
tquar.i
i
'9-30
7-10
6-30
8-15
7-15
$50c
-
.
$1.50
7-
$5c
Machine:€ecurities2
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
Reda
9-
1
8-15
Reed
6-28
6-21
6-28
6-21
6-28
6-14
Radorock
Class
1
-
'
*
*-
20c :
41.50
-
■
7-
7-15
7-
6-20
2
1
*
Electric
W.|
60c
$1.46
62VaC
7-15
7-15
7-
6%
6-30
San
3
6-20
Schleld
Co
40c
...—
5%
"
class A
common
(quar. >
(quar.)
'
•
A
(quar.)
5%' preferred
'
"4 V
a
%
common
preferred Iquar.)..
7-
$1
6-14
1,
9-12
8-26
8-12
8-26
—
—
--
(quar.)
$30c
$20c
7-
1
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-20
62'/ac
62He
7-
1"
d—1——11-
C
10-
6-20
1
9-20
1.
f
'
" $22JaC
8*;1>
*
■
• *ft r
7-15
5%
5-31
7-
8
7-
5
7-31
7-10
8-20
7-31
8-
1
11-12
11-
1
2-10
2-
1
$1.5125
6-24
6-10
—
6-24
6-10
B-5
7-
1
7-
1
7-25
6-29
25c
7-15
7-
1
$1.09
7-15
7-
1
$1.2104
7-15
7-
1
$1
7-
1
6-18
$20c
8-
1
7-15
30c
—
Corp.
of
7-15
7-
$1.06%
7-
1
6-18
$1.183/4
7-
1
6-18
35c
7-
1
6-20
$2.50
(quar.)_
(quar.).;
^
com.
7-
1
6-29
(initiall quar.)
1
Corp.—
Realty
(accum.)
6-25
'
(quar.)
12 He
6-18
7-
15c
(quar.)
6-17
1
—,
America
Mfg..(Hartford)
7-29
6-28
6-21
4-25
15c
8-
1
7- 3
8-
1
7-
1
-
:
(quar.)———z'
(initial)
common
7c
76c
2%
Shares—
Gas,
6-28
7-12
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Atlanta
-
15c
Plantations
American
1
7-15
Co., com. (quar.)
common
preferred
1
1
7-
7-15
(quar.)—
new
7-
7-
7-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
Cities
7-15
■
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co.,
■
7-15
35c
$1.12H
—
B (initial)
Refining
(quar.)
<fc
8-10
$1.50
(quar.).
Transport fc Trading—
American shares
South
8
6-29
$1.5125
(N. Y.)
Shell
Smyth
7-
1
8-
30c
Corp.
Stock
-6-28
*
7-15
(quar.)
Fetzer Co.,
Sheraton
7-15
35c
■
6-21 •-
7-22
7-18
30c
certificates-—
Sugar
United
Selected
7-15
6-28
—
of America—
50 cents convertible 2nd preferred
Selas
1
1
7-16
30c
Sclama-Dindlngs
"
50c
1—
(quar.)—Power
6-28
a-
8-
30c
—:-
(quar.)
Electric & Power
(Ed.)
Series
6-20
25c
1
(quar.)
Latvrence
6-28
7-15
7-22
1
30c
preferred
&
1
1
ft-
25c
(quar.)—^—
preferred
Second
37'ac
■
Hosiery Mills Ltd.,.common
St.
Scott
6-19
10c
(inc.-quar.)
I.!!—I
Co—
preferred
Lowef
6-28
6-24
12 Vac
& Co.,
Service,
class
5
8
6-28
5
7-
7-
4%
Bantam
4%%
77-
18c
2%
7-
7-15
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
4 '/4 %
shares
5
4
$15c
6-28
6-27
8-
10c
*
Mills
Scarfe & Co., class A
7-
6-17
50c
i
*
preferred
Savannah
;
6-17
1
5c
Miguel Brewery, Inc
5*4%
for
6-
7-
$0,025
units
Rice
preferred
4.36%
share
6-24
6-28
$2.50
50c
preferred D
Savannah
1
8
6-18
1
7Hc
—
Royal McBee Corp., common (quar.)—
4% % preferred A (quar.)
5%: preferred. B (quar.)-!——:
Stock
1
7-
7-
31 V.-rc
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Button
interest
1954
6-30
7-
7-25
25c
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
4
»-
7-15
30c
75c
Quarterly
8-15
25c
7-10
.
$1.50
—
(quar.)
A
(quar.).:
Roxbury
Carpet
Quarterly
1
5
7-15
_i.—
1
62 He
...
dividend
5H%
Corp.
preferred
Ldndon
80c
6-28
v"6-15
7-
7-12
Co.
Aircraft
Stock
A.—
Lorain Coal & Dock,
.
Stores
Brand
Rohr
8-
7-31
'
Participating,
River
6-17
8-20
8-15
7-l<r
Rittcnhouse Fund—
investment
—
—1
Rochester
7-15
7-15
3
(Initial)——
pref. A (quar.)
partic.
class
A.),
Rike-Kumler
6-18
6-24
1
9-
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)—-——-—
Reinsurance
Corp.
(increased s-a)_.
6-14
6-28
RR.
8-15
9-3
8-
20c
.
j————.
Inc.
8-23
13 He
Water
Resources,
6-20
9-14
$1.06 %
—
(quar.)
Worcester
<fc
7-1
$1.06
(quar.)
—!
(quar.)———,j.—
Reitmans
Reliable
7-
Fibre
Chemical,
Co
B
6-28
7-16
$1
J.¬
Pump
(C.
7-10
7-30
40c
.
(quar.)—
Union
Re-Mark
9-
35e
'
.
—
Cement
Co.
Providence
6-14
(stock div.)—
Wharf
Lincoln
6-14
7-25
$50c
L—1)1 U—-—
(quar.);
1
6-18
($1.25 par)
6-28
7-25
7He
-
(quar.)
Polyplastex United, Inc., class A
Portable Electric Tools, 5%
pfd.
7-10
-
""
(quar.)
Ltd—
Seal, Lra.
7-
1
6-28
(One
.
8-15
12 He
—
Pittsburgh Brewing, $2.50 pfd. (accum.)—
Pittsburgh <fc Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Piltston
1
(quar.)
6-2 r-
1
1
37 He
(quar.)_l
(quant,
Petroleum
Bit
(quar.)_J
'
preferred
Crown-Jitfe
Danlv
Co.
Refining,
(H.
Lewis
'
Rubber Co.—1-^——
Newsprint
Products
Brewing com.
American
Blower
Lehman
-
'
River
Coosa
6-19
4He
dividend)
(stock
Consolldada S.
Lawrence
for each sh. held)
Corp., 6l2'/c
Co.
7-15
'
(quar.)
Chemical
Permanente
6-20
8-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Schuster
Lau
at
Electric Equipment—
dividend, (one sh.
Kingsford
La
timet
(Peter)
1
6-29
Co.'
Chemicals
4.25%
6-21
7-
Chemical
Penobscot
-
6-28
47 He
Natural Gas (quar.)
Corp. of America—
Continental
6-28
9-
net
7-15
-
50c
6-21
9-15
Common
from
6-21
6-17
(quar.)——-—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
6-20
1
Seeley Coip.< (quar.)
King
Knott Hotels Corp.
8-15
7-15
37Hc
Consolidated
this
Packard-Bell
Park
6-20
1
8-
—
6-24
6-27
6-27
Products
Patino Mines A Enterprises Consol., Inc.—
(One
i
each share held)
25c
!„
37 He
-
-
this time)
(quar.)
(Action postponed on common payment
1
1
7-
plus $1.35 from not realized profits)
of Fox Head
(quar.)
Consolidated Metal Products
Container
'
Electric—
(Common payment omitted at
Consolidated
1
7-15
profits).
6-20
6-28
60e
Advertising "Co.—' ""
quarterlyElectronics- (qaar.)—
Increased
Keystone Low-Prlced Fund "B-3"
{
(44c from net invest, inc. plus 10c from
realized
6-29
37 He
—__:
$1
6-25
' 30c
$2.50
(quar.)-;--
10c
~
7-31
1
iVsc
30c
%—
6c
6c
—6c
=.
6-25
25c
7-
7-
—
6-27
6
Outdobr
7-
•
2
7-
(quar.)——1_
Pacific
7-
held)
7-
30«
Hawaiian
$1
10c
$1
^———
Inc.
—:
sh.
50c
——
Foundry (quar.)_—-——
Electric Co.' (quar.)—;—___
Pacific
6-25
*"
E
&
6-18
—.
(stock div.).
class A
Electronics
Sic
47 He
1—
»quar.)
Gas
6-17
H—
Mfg. Co:, C%- partic. class A
Keystone Custodian Funds—
6-14
1
&
Car
1
6-25
(quar.)
—
Kerr
;
net
(quar.)
(quar;tj!
$2.04
Co.
—
6-20
7-
10c
•
Carp,
Connecticut Light & Power—
•"
Pacific
$25c
(increased!
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)
Monthly
-
7-15
1
Cohu
Kennametal,
1
2*2%
(quar.)_—
"
7-20
7-30
of
th.
Kelite
7-10
1
*
(Wash., D. C.I
-
Wharf
7-20
7-
30c
—
Semi-annual
Commercial
Service
Kay Laboratories,
7-25
15c
—
Co.,
Columbia Title Insurance Co.
6-28
6-25
j
—
————
6%
7-13
i,,_———_——
Baking, common
preferred (quar.)—
4%
6-28
25c
(quar.)—-
A
Associates, Inc.—
prior preference (quar.)_,
6-27
7-15
(quar.)_—
Jersey Farm
6-21
1
25c
-
Terminals
8-15
&
7■
-
—
Gas Co., 4%
pfd.
Brewing (special)Inc. (reduced)
1
$I5c
$37VaC
20c
9334C
97VaC
$1.05
;——
(quar.)
.
6-14
Oil
Omar,
7-29
20c
System (quar.)——
Columbia Pictures Corp. (quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
7-20
7-31
7-11
36Vic
'33c
-
(s-a)
7-10
6-28
7-15
6-19
7-
22c
(quar.)„—
com.
preferred
4%
5
7-
20e
(increased quar.)
(quar.)-——.
(quar.)
Gas
Columbia
6
7-29
—
—
Products-
Mfg. Co.,
1st preferred
Johnson
Bottling 'St. Louis)
Metal
Columbia
held)
for each share
6-19
Jersey Central Power & Light—
6-26
8-15
(quar.)
James
20c
$1.06
—4—
(quar.)
6-15
Plainfield
(quar.)—
1
7-15
Co.
preferred
7-
9c
Casualty Co. (N. Y. I
1
1
12c
50c
—
— _
6-17
7-30
6-28
'
40c
Olin
25c
com
:
6-28
6-28
(quar.)——
com.
Olympia
7-
15c
—-
(quar.),
7-15
—
7-31
Pacific
.,
—
preferred
7-15
45c
——
(Milwaukee)
7-31
6-24
7-
$1.12H
(quar.)—_——
3.90%
$1.02%
$1.04
-
————
Insur.
8-15
6-21
,
(quar.)
:—
6-28
8-15
7-15
10c
56V4C '
17V2C
37VaC
securities profits)
com.
7-15
8-15
6-28
Shares, Ltd.—
institutional Growth Fund (7c from invest.
6-28
Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment incomeChesapeake Corp; of Virginia (quar.)—_—
Service
a
——
(quar.)„
6-28
$1.02 H
59He
Pennsalt
(quar.)
6-28
7-1.5
61 He
Pemco Corp.
Service,
7-15
37 He
7-10
prcfened
6-28
7-20
90c
common (quar.)„
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)-i—
—
Old Dominion Fire Insurance (Roanoke, Va.)
7-10
partic. pld.
9
4.92%
1
Public
9-
1
10-
$1.02
—
(quar.
preferred
1
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
—
Electric,
&
preferred
8-
Powders
1
8-21
4%%
1st pfd.
from
(Minn.)
$1,281 %
22 He
2.
;
—
(quar.)———:
National
Gas
8-
15c
(quar.)
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
(s-a)
3.75%
Chemical
Citizens
4.24%
Oklahoma
7-15
Bronze
6-20
7-
50c
1
plus
1
9*10
Quarterly
8-
income
6-20
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
4%
"
Y.)
7-
$1.50
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
7-15
•
—
6-28
$1.15
(quar.)
7-15
preferred
10c
(quar.)_:
7-15
35c
preferred
Northwestern
7-15
Lock
6-28
21c
—
(quar.)„I—^—:
7-15
(quar.)
Investors
6-28
7-15
net
—-
$4.16
7-17
7-15
(increased)-——-
Gas
States Power
7-
IlDnols
pfd.
preferred
1
(quar.)„——
$5
(lroni
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Series
preferred
preferred
6-25
7-
(quar.)
$3.60
6-28
7-31
6C
13c
(from'
——:
$4.08
9-13
1
75c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_^.
Northern
6-24
8-
25c
Gotham, 6% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
*2' (
9-17
,
7-10
$0.5625
non-cumulative convertible pfd.
$2
1
6-28
9-27
Bond
Car,
preferred
7-31
Iowa
Century Investors, Inc.—
Chadbourn
10-
5V»%
15c
2nd
7-17
7-15
-
(from
income)——————
American
_$0.5781V4
:
6-17
6-28
1
*
North
7-15
——«.—i<.
—
1
7-15
Series
income)-
Natural
Jersey
7-17
——
4.20%
(quar.)—:
7-15
1
New
15c
Inc.
6-17
7-
%
Series
England Power Co., 4.60%
preferred (quar.)—
1
common v(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
27 He
-
Balanced
Securities
55c
6%
7-22
7-31
25c
6-26
8-
6%
Institutional
5
60c
7-12
New
1
_
(quar.)_
Co.
Co.
Mfg.
International
(quar.)——
common
5preferred
4
Find,
(H. J.)
Inla.id
com¬
mid-September)
of America (reaucedi
Catalin
preferred
Haydock
Heir.z
payment until
mon
1
——10c
—
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N.
G-28
7-10
(
$1.25
(quar.)—_
Ohio Ry.
Light
7-20
7-19
3c
—
*
6-28
7-15
f30c
(quar.)
—:
Carolina, Clinehfield &
Carolina
Ltd.
Fund
1
7-
7-31
..
(quar.)
Co.,
P.)
Gas,Co.
$5
6-30
i$1.50
7-
7-15
8-
•
(quar.)
Holt. Renfrew & Co.,
6-30
7-15
(Cjl
Extra""
6-30
7-15
5.80%
Higbie
6-30
$1.50
—.—
—
Mfg.
7-
8-
income)———
Securities
investment
8-
'
6-25
5c
25c
distributions
Dividend
Securities
(s-a)——$$2.50
n
$$2.50
Home Dairy Co., common (reduced s-a)
25c
80 cents preferred
(s-a)40c
Horn
& Hardart Baking
(N, J-)
(quar.)—
$2
r
6-30
7-15
$1.27i,2
.
Southern Ry. (s-a>
Canadian General Investment,
Venture
7-20
;
(quar.)_
Canada
Capital
''
$1.75
—
—--
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
investment
45c
56V4C
(quar.)__~-1
■
7- 4
1
1—_
Machine
$4.11
—"
Industries—
«te
Haverhill
'
preferred (quar.):—
preferred (quar.)
Land
Hathaway
*
7-11
$3
10c
__
—
1
Gas
investment
net
Pacific
6-21
5c
(quar.)_-——
States
$4.50 prior preferred
6-28
tnw.4
Inc—
4V2% preferred
Co.,
Gas Co., common
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.50
Gulf
7-17
7-15
7-
Welding
quarterly
Semi-annual
Greenwich
6-14
t$L09
.
7-15
7-15
on
6-28
7-
(quar.)
5-31
87VaC
stock
6-21
7-30
6-30
basis.
Equipment,
Gustin-Bacon
Bulkley Building, 7% preferred (accum.) —
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)-____
%
split the capital
Union
-
6-20
1
1
"
Co.—«
California Oregon Power Co., com.
to
1
7-15
.
$25C
25c
6c
37He
(quar.).
7-
-4
62 He
Fuel
Co.—
'
a
special meeting
5th to vote 011 a
Aug.
on
Grand
6-25
7-15
——
Co.,
held
proposal
7-10
$1
series 1
Manufacturing
be
Electric
Estimated
for
(quar.)_-
7-11
50c
>
■
—-
$4.10
(quar.)
7-11'
1:'
Securities & Research Corp.—
37Vic
(quar.)___.
(1955
Griggs
7-10
8-
40C
w
Mfg:
8-20
6c
—__
(quar.)_;
Brown-McLaren
7
to
9-14
87 Vac
—.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—j-—
Brown
V
A
f- 8
8% 1
7-31
.
—-
(quar.)
National
15c
pari
common
(s-a 1
Aeronautical
National
hcldi
B
$1.75
—
6-21
50c
(quar.)
5
6-25
6-15
8-
•
37%c
(quar.)
common
1
•
15%
($1
or
7-
1
7*29
'
$1.50
(quar.)—
7-
#
Stockholders will vote at
'
3
60c
■
______
Co
Machinery
preferred
4%%
9-30
8-
A
Co.,
preferred
Goodman
6-13
pfd.
series
preferred
preferred
•
Ltd.
National
dividend)
common
6-14
1
13
7-
50C>
$1.05
(quar.)————
National
Ltd.—-
3%
H.)
three-for-one
(quar.)
Columbia Telephone
preferred
(P.
5%
2
Mills,
W. Industries,
Sr.
National
—
87-
97 He
-
6-20
6-14
,
20c
1
6-20
t
held.
six
7-15
25c
(stock
each
for
8-28
25c
(quar.)—
.
a meeting
to be
proposal to declare
equivalent to
9-15
$2
class
of
Corp.,
4"2%
6-15
1
8-15
73c
lc from earns.)'
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)—
4%%
$3.50
Glatfelter
Corp.—
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3H%
preferred (quar.)
6%
6-28
30c
6-17
name.)
(quar.)^^
(quar.)
B
of
share
Shoe
General
6-14
5
7-
$1.50
'
British
-
(Am.)—__
N.
net
(quar.)
M2g„
438 r/o
7-
25c
—
6-17
7-
7- 1
"'.'If
6
at
a
share
Mfg.
an¬
*.■'
common
class
share
(One
6-28
3
■
„
aivdend)
Co.
Corp
Oil
and
A
each
6-26
20c
-
(stock
Products
Class
>
6-28
7-
_
Corp.-(s-a)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Bourbon
General
7-19
1
Blackhawk-Pcrry
Bondstock
Crude
7-
.
40c
6-
'
Murray-Ohio
7-15
30c
40%'
•___
(incveased*quaf.)
!
:
$1
.
(See
new
.
7-31
(quar.)
Bronze
General
8-
&
Quarterly
Mount
National
under
..n-H.
6-
6-21
7-10
..
dividend,
additional
6-1!-
6-27
28%c
interest--^.
Co.
(quar.
—
vote
Rice
10c
6-28
6-20
6-28-
25c
-
(quar.)
Royal
50c
;
Co.,
preferred
General
8-
(quar.)
lire
Birmingham
$8
Baking
6-28
75c
;—.—
6-27
30c
7-25
.
20c.
■_
Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
preferred (qiiar.)——j—
Motorola, Inc.
(quar:);
National
div.
Manufacturing
6-14
$1.50
(quar.)—
1
6-26
3c
common
on
6-26
7-10
10c
^
Co.
on July 17
16%%' stock
one
Inc.—
Klnsford
stk.
Power,
7-10
9c
7%
6-! 4
7-
6-27
■
Morrison
6-25
1
5c
6-14
8
(quar.»____
(increased quar.)
(increased)
2-
7-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Refining
General
6-28
(quar.)
Inc,
Fuller
6-27
com.
7-
$1
Soles,
to
of
Corp.
7-
$1.25
Co.,
1
6-10
Fund—
changed
6-28
8
pfd.
-7*
V
30c
—
Refractories
a:
1
$60c
Extra
3
7-15
$3
'
6-25
beneficial
of
Be?r
6-28
$7
$1.50
—
»,N. Y.)
7-15
7-
-
1...
"Fust—
(quar.)
held
7*19
^
7-
8c
in come
net
Stockholders will
7-19
12He
(quar.)
Mutual
Frontier
5
75c
Apartments,
preferred
pfd.
Lux?
De
Fram
6-19
(quar.»—___——
Co.
Trust
1
partic.
■
15c
(accum.)_____..
partic. preferred (s-a»
Bankers
1
6-27
$1.25'.
preferred '(quar:)—
'
Morgan 4J; P.) & Co., Inc:—-
7-19
12V-C
cuar.)
$7.50
2
:
Ltd.-'
^''^O preferred
6*15
9
(Syracuse) "(guar.-- <Fc
,
15c
(quar.)
___—__—'
Bankers
6-29
8-
-
(increased
6-28
$6
1
Board,.common
nouncement
6-24
Auto-Solar
(irom
6-29
1
is-a-)___■"
T-l-5
Mlnrie^ota vte Ontario Paper- (quar.)-——
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)Mi'souri Power & Light, $3.90 pfd.
(quar.)
7-15
'
$1.50
Mlosopth Gas Co. '(stock' dividend)—-'
7*5
7-15
(quar.)!-.-^-
from
Sugar,
Montana
15c
—
•-
(Toronto)
.
7-'5
7-31
ICc
—
Name
7-19
Co.
(quar.)
—__
'
—
Axe-Houghton Fund B (quarterly from inc.)
Fox
7-12
1
Electronics
•'
-•
1
8-
common
Rubber
Certificates
1
6-15
8-
&
17-15
6-28
(quarj;
Mid-Texas Telephone, common,
6% 'preferred (qiiar.l—
7-15
•
8-
Insurance
Mexico
h
.
'$30c
-
-
preferred (quar.)—.
Founders
6-23
$25c
$17 He
8-
Science
8-
J
?.
4.60 H
preferred (quar.):
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.) (quar.)
Filing. Equipment Bureau. Inc—■
6-28
7-10
5c
4H
Extra
6-23
7-10
1%
30c
Axe
1
$10c
(qrar.l.j
Federal Paper
5
4%.
pref.
.
,
•
:
Faultless
6-21
8-
—
prior
Co.
1
•
25c
---
(quar.)
Ihrurraice
-
6-21
1
7-
__
dividend
conv.
-
-
-
Extm
Fairmont Foods,
6-28
7-
(quar. )_i_____,—
Stock
$1.20
Mfg.
1
62He
preferred
Excelsior
*»
1
93 "He
(quar.)__
-
"
G-24
25c
pfd. B (quar.)
(stock divid.L
7%
1
7-15
$30e
(quar.)
Corp.,
3
•
Quarterly
McBryde
6-18
8
7-15
100%
dividend—_
_
Plan
3
7-
88-
7-15
5T«-, V -7-15
- -
;(quar.>__w—
2hd
.
6-21
.7-15
7-15
7-15
'
Investors'
McKlnney Mfg. Co.
Inc* com: - (quar.-)10c
preferred (quar.*)- - 17-YicLaboratory tquar.)^_-„_-___^_
20c
Forge & Steel Corp., com. (quar.)_—_
tt'e '1st preferred iquar.> _-_.'_v.._^v--_-i.v- --'
5'*>
6-27
M
Funds, Inc.—
Massachusetts
3-20
.
6-20
!
f.
>
35c,
Shares.^
Transport 3hares_^_.*
6-27
7-15
conimdn
23c
1
Electric
,
Er'c
Ero
6- 6
,
"
Coal RR.,
Payable of Ree.
$1.50
---
HcMxn
When
Share
11
1—2'','
r.JLii
5%- preferred ls-a)___.______$_l;
8-16
-
*. 9-10
30c
■
.
8%'"preferred (quar.)
Managed
6-24
.
7-15
'
(accum.)37'/ac
_
(quar.)
Heating Products Ltd.-^
A
>
7-19
7-
?'
$15c
"$$1.75
—
dividend
&
«
7-19
6-24
7-
$1
;■
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. <quar.)____—___________
Thrift
•'
6-24
2c
Atlas
»
common...
Erie Flooring & Wood Products-Class A '(s-a(^____-_^
6-21
--
1
9-14
?
*-
7-
$311/4C
Stol> Nut
Class
4
7%c
(quar.)_"
"
Mahohing
6-26
'
(quar.)
com.
11-
7-
-
'
Refining Co., 3.75%
Corp.,
Economies
6-14
7-31
30c
45C
(quar.)
(stock
convl
70c
<
Elastic
-
3
Eastern Industries,
Stock
>8-5
7 13
17%c
I
Sewerage
Credit
Atlas
1
8-
v;
(quar.)
Co.
^
.
7-
tirreg.)_™
.
$1.50 preferred
9-20
1
8-
•
$1
Science Corp.
Atlantic
25c
,
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.
Applied
7-
30c
.
(s-a>
Chemical
•
-7-19
'
12*. 2
$1.25
,
j.
Anchor Hocking Glass, com.
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Ansul
1
t
Vitrified Products
■*
8-10
3-
j
L'a
(quar.)__
com:
(cuar.)
dividend
American
7-
9-
32 He
5% 'preferred
8-15
e.
>•
Bradstreet
&
Enamel
51
32 He
Quarterly
American-Marietta
*
—
1
;
8-. 1
•
7l,v
Dun
6-17
-
•
Textile, Ltd.,
preferred iquar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—-
.
6-18
*
-
.
6-24
9-10
--
87HO
-
-•
of Rec,
-
3
93%c- -10-1
~
<quar.)-__^^_";_^i.-__i.w-_i.American <fe Efird Mills, Inc.
4% conv; pfd. (quar.)
.in
9<
-7-. 1
30c-
:
(quar.)..
Co.
}
-50c
7
1
7-,l-
-
12 %c.
-
_
common
.7-
Co.
(quar.)
Dominibn
v.7-20
', -7-30
65c
-
> -
Allen-(R. C.) Business Machines, Inc.-(quar.)-Allied
Payable
7C
(quar.)-__-
Hartford)- (quar.)
<
Holdera
When
Furniture
Ltd.
(quar.)
Lynchburg Gas (quar,)_i%i._..i.r_."
MdcAhdveWS & Forbes, common lrcdqCed)
-
>6-27
7-15
5c
"
^—
* *r"^
■
6-28
(quar,)U^-:-'-i-r-Vrr^—50c
Dictograph Products
■,i't 1
Company
Ludlow Typograph Co., $6 pref.
-6-*4l
7-" 2^;
1
a second
table in which we show the payihents previ- *
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Name of
7-10
7-p.^io
"•
prcf.-(s-a)
i_„l
——2---JZL"$$2.50.
Detrck Chemipal Industries,20c
follow with >
we
When
Per
j. Share"* Payable of Rec:
of Company
Dayton Rubber; common (tiuar.)^-^——'35c
V $2 class A-(quar.)—" ' 50(J "
Debenture & Securities C6rp.,
of Cuhadrt^
grouped In two separate
are
indicate
we
' y '-1/
J
..
.
3
(2919)
.
(quar,t—i--
preferred- ^quar.4-——'—-—»—-i-
40c
20c
$1.25.-
.
7-
7- 3
6-14
^.,6-44.
-7-1^6*14,
Chronicle
The Commercial and, Financial
12
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
.(2920)
Bo( thcro
Stock
Bakeries,
at rate
in stock
(Payable
dividend
of
cents
per
share.)——
participating preferred
20
cents
Participating
of
preferred
preferred
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
rate
Standard
Co_
Properties
Brock
Stanley
Class
State
B
(quar.)
Investment
be held
to
to
split
the
Corp.
$0.1719
7-
1
8-
1
Co.
Swathmore
Preferred
iquar.)
Preferred
&
1
6-26
6-29
6-26
20c
7-26
7-15
62 'Ac
8-
1
7-15
9-14
17*/ac
6-28
,7-12
7-
3
$1.75 prior pfd. (reduced)
(quar.)
7-10
7-
1
35c
7-31
7-
3
(quar.)—------
30c
7-
6-17
(N. J.)
25c
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Corp.,
(Brooklyn,
8-
1
7-
1
7-
Q
$1
1
10-
1
class
60c
6-28
6-15
6-
40c
7-30
7-15
6-29
6-21
(quar.)
8-
1
preferred
7%
6-14
9c
+—
6-15
10c
_—_____
Bros,
iquar.)
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co
Wood,
preferred
Alexander,
Derrick
Products
6
Automatic
Fire Alarm
6-
Indemnity
from
6-
6-21
6-28
6-17
6-28
6-17
30c
7-26
7-15
Machine & Metals
Maize-Products,
(quar,)
Ltd., 6%
-
*
40c
7- 1
6-15
7-15
7-
7-
3c
6-15
preferred
—.—
1
prof,
(quar.)
6-10
1
12-15
6-14
(Second
75c
6-21
7-20
6-28
7-20
6-28
7-
R.
4 $1.50
7-
1
6-17
30c
—
York Water Co. (quar.)___———.—
7-
1
6-15
National
Fire
1
1
7-
6-20
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
:
we
3
6-
3
,
1
6-
4
7
7-: 1
6-15
9-16
8-31
12-14
6-30
6-21
1
2
9-10
7-
1
6-14
7-
•*
9-
1
6-14
.
When
ACF-Wrigley
(quar.)__
Stores
dividend
Stock
Share
Company
.
;
Abbott Laboratories,
Power
Common
4
Va %
&
7-
6-
6-25
1
7-1
6-14
1
3
Bates
4%
8-2 i
3
6-14
,;r28
5%
Precision
7-1
8-1
dividend
Stock
dividend
J30c
7- 2
6-10
7-
2
6-10
8-1
v
27VaC
7-15
6-30
6%
12-31
capital
6%
Co.,
Corp.
gains)™
3-31-58
6-
7-10
6-17
60c
7-1
6-
income)
Gc
7-22
6-21
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly _L
40c
7_
6_14
Insurance Co
(quar.)_
from
Aid Investment &
Common
investment
net
(quar.)
/.
7
Alabama
Great
Southern
L_
0%
Alabama
4.60%
Alan
Aico
Power
Wood
Steel
Products,
7%
Inc.,
4(4%
5%
Ltd.
Steel
&
™
gtd.
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
Allis-Chalmers
Allison
Mrg.,
Steel Mfg.
Alpha Beta Food
fi%. preferred
A
common
common
$8 par shares)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co, 75c conv.
Markets,
pfd. (quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
6
6-
5-31
22V2C
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
7-
1
6-
7
6-10
$2.25
12V2c
7-10
7-
1
5-31
$1.50
7-
1
6-10
25c
6-28
6-14
25c
Co.,
6-26
5-29
5
6-26
6-28
6-14
7-
6-
7-
6-15
(quar.)
30c
6-28
61-17
53VaC
6-28
6-17
preferred
5
7-
1
1
6.14
Ansonia
31
Oil,
Pulp
preferred
Wire
1
6-14
$2.40 2nd
6-11
$2.50
1
6_u
Arkansas
Arkansas-Missouri
1
6-10
1
6-10
6-29
6- T
6-29
6-
7.
6-20
$3
5c
7-
1
7
1
6-15
7-1
6-1
4.65%
^
Fuel
4.72%
Oil
preferred
7-
1
6-1
6-28
e-28
6-14
Arrcw-Hart
75c
7-30
6-25
Art
50c
6-29
6-33
7-
1
Arnold
Constable
Metal
Arundel
6-20
&
22V2C
6-25
5-24
Arvin
!2VaC
6-25
5-24
Asbestos Corp.,
7-25
6-27
7-
5
5-31
7-15
6-23
15c
9
1
fi-21
7-31
25c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
6-28
6-14
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
6-30
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-14
6-30
6-14
8-
1
7-15
45c
7-
1
6-14
84:,bC
7-
1
6-14
$1.12*2
7-
1
6-14
7-
16'Ac
u—
tquar.)
_—
—
—
(quar.i
—
6-14
8-
1
6-28
+25c
V7-
1
8-14
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com.—
15c
9-
3
12-
Belgium
Ltd.,
Co.,
1
common—,
_
(quar.i
+25C
t25c
—
—
(quar.)
R.
R
Stores,
:
Bell
Bell
Telephone
8-
9
2
11-
8
3-3-58
2-
7
50c
6-28
6-
7
+50c
7-15
6-13
6-29
6-10
25c
6-29
6-14
20c
-
of
Co.
Aviation
Canada
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Beneficial
Finance
Beneficial
Standard
Co. %quar.|
Life
1—:_
7-
Co.—
Insurance
Quarterly
—~—
Beryllium Corp.
(stock div.)_—
Bessecner Limestone
preferred
3%
:—
Biddeford
$1
50c
(quar.)
&
Saco
Hats,
Bird
Machine
&
Black
Son,
5.60%
Bloch
C.i
Inc.,
6-18
1
7-
1
6-17
6-28
6-14
6-24
6-
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-29
6-17
6-28
6-15
75c
6-28
6-15
6-29
6-17
C.)—
N.
A
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.i
:
R.:
Co. (quar.)
Maine RR.,
7-
30c
1—
R.
Insurance
$1.37'/a
20c
(quar.)
Club
class
&
45C
:
preferred
$5
$2.50
—
(quar.)
$1.25
—
Co.,
Brach
J.»
pfd.
Sz Sons
9-24
12-24
6-28
6-14
462*/aC
7-
1
6-
7
$6834C
7-
1
6-
7
7V2C
7-
1
6-20
$1
7-
1
6-
+$1.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.i
7-
3
6-14
9-
:—
3
8-15
62*'2C
6-29
6-14
56*4C
6-29
6-14
35c
6-29
6-
4
5c
6-29
6-
4
33c
6-29
6-
4
4?5c
6-28
6-14
428 3/8 c
6-28
6-14
7-
6-14
472'aC
:
(quar.i
6-14
6-10
6-28
6-
5%
(quar.)——-
(quar.)
Co., common
Brillo
Mfg.
Co.
Bristol-Myers
British
—
(quar.)—
1
(quar.)
(T. G.) & Co.. Ltd.
preferred (quar.i
B/itish
7
preferred
coax,
(interim)
—
45c
(quar.i
Co.,
British-American
American
334.%
pfd.
Assurance
Oil,
7
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.i—
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
6-25
9-27
Ltd.—
6%
Gas
6-28
12-27
37VaC
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co.,
preference
1
6-18
6-19
1
$1.25
(quar.)
30c
7-
6-29
7-
$1.25
(quar.i—-——
preferred
Bowl-Mor
Bright
3
75c
(quar.)
(Shelby,
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.i
Boston Personal Property Trust
Bowater Corp. of North America,
5.23%
6-17
7-
$1.06'A
$5
6-14
6-18
7-15
Co.—
Boston
$2.90
7-10
7-15
45c
—
Co.
preferred
Albany
(E.
7-20
$1.40
(quar.)__
Boston
5Va %
6-20'
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Book-of-the-Month
&
1
25C
prior
Boston
7-
35c
(quar.)——
common (quar.)—_
(quar.)
Inc.
Insurance
(H.
5Vz'/c
3
6-20
25c
Quarterly
Bohack
6
6-
Tobacco—
preference
Ridge
6-
1
1
JlOc
—
Electric—
(quar.)
—
convertible
6%
6%
Blue
1
7-
425c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Laughlin,
Bros.
7-
7-
$1.25
(quar.)_
common
Inc.——
preferred1
&
1
6-29
2
6-17
25c
preferred
4.25%
Bliss
1
50c
1
3
(quar.)—
Black Sivalls & Bryson,
Blackstone Valley Gas &
7-
+25c
7-
81.75
___—
iquar.)—
Co
Decker
&
7-
6-14
6-14
12-
35c
(stock dividend)
Water
Ltd.,
preferred A
Bridgeport
1
12-16
15c
6-14
7-
1
& Cement
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
pfd.
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
1
35c
6-10
60c
Aircraft
4%
'
15c
15c
Common
7-
6-14
<
U7VaC
$1.18
6-10
6-17
6-14
6-14
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.i—__
Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
4 V2 %
7-15
1'
1
h- 1
-_;7■
$1
27 Vac
(quar.)_^
Bridgeport Brass, common
6-29
7-
65c
25c
—
_____
Belding-Corticelli,
6-15
6-11
6-18
7-
$1
6-10
6-14
60c
_L_
6-29
1
1
50c
(quar.)___
6-11
6-11
25c
7-
Creek
7-
6-29
6-17
1
6-28
6-28
50c
Beech
1
12Vic
(quar.)
7-
$1.12 Va
iquar.)
common
6-14
6-17
7-
10c
—.
(quar.)—
pfd.
2
1
6-30
6-10
25c
(quar.)
6-21
7-
7-15
2
25c
class A
6-10
1
2
$1.08
-
1
7-
2
7-
$1.16V*
:
7-
3 0c
•
.5%. preferred
2
J60c
+62Vic
Hegeman Electric Co
Industries
7-10
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Construction
Corp,
8-
1
7-
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co.,
Class B (quar.)
7-12
6-29
3
8-
V|20c
(quar.)
& Light—
Power
7-20
ISl.SlVi
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-14
Power
preferred
28c
183/4C
.
preferred
Arkansas
4.32%
B
6
J15c
(quar.)
preferred A
preference
7-
6-10
7-
Bostitch,
f25c
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
Argus Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
1
3
9<-
+70c
tl5c
$56V4C
-
(s-a)
Cable
&
1
Ltd.—
S50c
Ltd.
7.
7-
Mills
Paper
&
(quar.)
7-
7-
common
(quar.)
7-
$1.06V4
,
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd
6-14
7.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Anglo-Huronian,
5.31
6-24
(s a)
1
$1.4334
—__———
(quar.i
(quaf.)
Bird
1
7-
7-
Biltmore
1
6-10
56V4c
—
6
6-27
40C
on
6-
1
15c
10c
Allied Paper Corp. (initial
Allied Products (quar.)
1
pfd. (quar.)
$2.80
0
6.24
25c
Extra
7-
37V2C
43%c
Anaconda Company
25c
(quar.)
Equipment
Allied Laboratories
6
50C
„_
6-10
50c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)__
4V2% preferred (quar.)
in
j$2
—
6-14
7-
7-
7-
1
S3
—„—.
(quar.)
Bestwall-Gypsum Co.
——
$1.75
(quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry.
Electric
«
30c
(quar.)
6-28
3IV4C
—
(quar.)—
$4.50 preferred
$1.25
_
common
preferred
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allen
pfd.
(quar.)
A^goma Steel Corp.
fi.97
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—*.
common
preferred
Alden's
Co.,
6-12
$1.15
pfd.
(quar.)
6-21
(Indianapolis)—
Telegraph iquar.)
Inc., 5% pfd. (s-a)—
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Tobacco
Anglo-Canadian
6-12
$4
4.20%
Co.,
6-14
6-28
Anderson-Pricnara
"
6-12
1
$4
(s-a)
preferred
1
7-1
7-
~
RR.—.
—
partic. pfd.
7-
34340
inc
Ordinary (s-a)
Thread
Metal, Inc.
4J/4%
j
34%c
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
Akron Brass Mfg. Co
6-28
Anderson Electric Corp., 60c conv.
——7>/2c
preferred B
6-14
15c
Co._
Surety Co. of N. Y.
Common
conv
5'h %
6-
6-29
$2.25
12VaC
$1
Ampco
Discount, Inc.—
5"z'i,
7%
Amoskeag Co.,
Affiliated Fund—
(Quarterly
6-24
$1.25
60c
$1.50
—
—
Writing Paper
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
(Hartford)—
3
25c
10c
85c
a
American
6-7
Life
Sanitary—
(initial quar.)
preferred $25 par ((initial quar.)
American
5-20
7-1
Aetna
9-10
12-10
$25 par
common
American
3
6-25
Co.
9-20
12-20
1
7-
$1.06
———
common
preferred
Bendix
Sugar Refining—
American
6-27
$3
Surety
&
5-20
\
American Telephone &
50c
60c
Casualty
Quarterly
6-26
SI.25
(quar.)
——
Co.
(quar.)
Stores
New
3-21
$1
(quar.)
preferred A
non-cum.
Aetna
preferred
New
(15c from net ordinary income & 35c from
Aeolian
5-20
$1.25
Standard
Insurance
States
American
12-13
2%
—4
Addressograph-Multigraph
9-16
5t)c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stamping
$1.25
9-13
2%
__.
___
long-term
1
6-26
(quar.)
preferred
American
6-14
9-30
2nd
Siiuff
American
2%
2%
—
realized
10-
7-
SI
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)a—
6e£}-Kap—
American
(quar.)
Adams Express Co.—
net
6-15
1
7
7-20
$1.75
(quar.)——
'
preferred
preferred
&
reduced
conv.
American
—;.
Stock
5%
Inc.
preferred
Radiator
American
Ltd.—
i>dam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
Stock
dividend
dividend
1
7-
25c
——
American Safety Razor (quar.)l
American Screw Co.
(quar.)
6-1
7-1
tl2VaC
*—:
Lines
non-cumulative
Common
t28'/sc
Products,
President
American
t42VaC
convertible
7-
20c
B
non-cumulative
.
12-10
12-30
50c
6-
47 Vac
1
+35C
A
Class
$1.40
6-10
3
6-28
2oc
(quar.)———
Lumber
Beaver
9-10
6-
60c
(quar.i-
preferred
8-26
7-
62 VaC
(quar.)
Optical,
preferred
9-16
40c
(quar.i
4V?%
Corp.
4Va %
6-20
9-27
8-26
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Laboratories
Baxter
Baystate
6-21
7-15
9-16
2
Lomb
preferred
3%%
1
8-
6-14
+$1.75
class A
Beatrice Foods Co.,
£-14
6-14
1
Ltd.—
common
Works
&;
6-14
1
7-
50c
(quar.)
Iron
Bausch
1
7-
$1
(quar.)—
Co.
7-
$1.12'.2
(s-a i
Corp.
6-10
45 c
(quar. i_
—1—1.
9-30
12-31
6-27
$1
Canada,
Mfg. Co,,
Bath
50c
A
of
Bastian-Blessing
.
—
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Stock
5%
6-
6-5
6-5
7-
$1
$3
Common
81.10
6- 3
6-28
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
Class
class
Piano,
common
10-15
1-15-58
S4
(accum.)-
iquar.)__
Inc., common (quar.)
53/4%
preferred (quar.)—
(NY)
—
B
-
Basic,
6-15
;
B
8-26
6-14
$1.50
Electric,
preference
Class
6-14
6-20
6-28
$1.50
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Barry Controls,
7-
1
7-15
10c
&
Bros.,
6-26
7"
Corp.
4 Va %
6-26
7-10
12V'aC i
—
3
7-10
15c
C
7% ' preference
6-12
(quar.)_
&
preferred
Oil
6-17
12VaC
(quar.)—,
1
d.__^
:
Aroostook RR. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)——
7%
preferred (quar.)—_———
4%
preferred
(quar.i—
—
41A% preferred (quar.i
Bank of New York (N. Y.) (qtiar.)
6-29
5
6-15
——
Increased
American
American
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Acme
6-28
7-1
,
45c
common
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
10c
2%
—__
(quar.)
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Abercrombie & Fitch Co., $6 pfd. (s-a)
Abitibi
Optical Co.' iquar.)
Photocopy Equipment co.
Gas
Barber-Ellis
1
12*2 0
I
(Detroit )______a__a__
(quar.i
preferred
Bangor
6-20
6-14
7-
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Bancohio
11-30
7-10
7-
6-14
2
Co.—
Piano
Va %
4%
6-28
Quarterly
Worsted
(quar.)--—Baltimore & Ohio RR.,'common
(Galveston)
American
Co.
prexerrea
4%
6-28
.
Per
Name of
Hill
Baltimore
6-14
7-
1
7-
3
6-28
25c
iquar.i.;
Corp.
preferred
«%
6-18
3c
3c
Co.
Uxbridge
Building
Baldwin
6-28
i
Wilcox
(quar.)_l..
6%
6,
6-
7-
20c
(quar.i
.
American
&
Baldwin
60c
50c
Quarterly
1
6-24
4c
lVa%
(stock
Baltimore Brick Co.,- 5%
(
Insurance
,50C
1834c
Company
Baker Industries
6-29
20c
National
American
.
>
$1.75
Co.
__
dividend)______—._
F
Badley
——
Insurance
iquar.)
income)
from
payment
(See Amerace Corp.)
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
6-28
Below
S
Babcock
iquar.)_
Quarterly
quarter
Bachmann
9-
American
5-24
convertible class A common (quar.)__
I. Corp. (quar.)™——______
M.
B
6-28
6c
6-21
I
1
?31Uc
(quar.)
6-13
7-
,
7-15
—
pfd.
B/G Foods, Int.—
$1.25
income)
6-17
11-29
7-15
:$-28
net investment
1
40c
(quar.)
Avon Products, Inc. 4%
preferred
Axc-IIoughton Stock Fund—
7-30
(qtiar.)i———1—— t$1.12V2
common
(quar.).
37%c
convertible preferred (quar./—
27V2C
7-
6-14
6-14
8-30
6-21
Products,
a
40c
__
7-
:
Metal
(From
iquar.)
1
6-23
American Mutual Fund Inc.:—
7-
30c
—
of America
1
preferred
5'/2%
Co.
6-15
1
4Va%
1
7-
6-
Metal
American
31'Ac
8
8-12
6-
6-14
Ltdi—
7-
75c
6-
American
Co.,
1
8-12
6-30
9-15
45c
-
7-
12c
?4334C
6-23
(quar.)
common
6-15
10c
_____
iquar.)____
7-15
(quar.)-——
(quar )
7%
'
97V2C
7%
6-15
2
6-14
6-25
*
$1.31 V*
American
2
7-
6-25
6-14
3-.9.0% preferred (quar.)—————
5%
preferred (quar.)^—_a—_
1
6-
7-
6-30
1
prior preferred (quar.)————__
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
6-15
15c
+
6-30
111.—
5'Ar/o
1
6-15
2
of
Co.
2
+37 VaC
piifferred
preferred
Barker
income and 35c
capital gains)
ordinary
net
Investment
6-15
7-
(quar. i
Corp.—
from net realized long-term
American
2
Telephone Co., Ltd., 5%
Texas)
(Galveston
Co.
7-
6%
7-30
35c
60c
(monthly)—
6-21
115c
6-14
7-1
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
Avalon
$1.50
——_
———-a-
American International
—
5';/ preferred iquar.):
;
West Coast Telephone Co.—
$1.20
1
^
$1.75
——_——
Terminals—-J,——f—
i.—
Warren
7-
50c
45c
$1.50
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)___
6-17
7-
6-25
($ee Amerace Corp.)
&
American
10c
—
(quar.)—
&
Canteen
7-12
(quar.)
—
Hoist
American
Warehouse
(quar.i
Rubber
Hard
Extra——
8
7-
5c
(reduced quar.)-—-—
(quar.)—
Co.
Automatic
6-28
(quar.)———
common
Home
7-15
6-28
20C
—_______
Vlchek Tool Co., common
Walworth
Felt,
preferred
(10c
(quar.)
Freeze, Inc.
% 6- 6
Barber
2VaC
Velvet
1
i
15c
(quar.)
Towne Stock Fund
Vance Industries
7-
75c
—
American
8-15
7-15
9-
10-22
100%
(quar.)
Casualty
American
1
25c
7 Vac
Sea Food
Van Strum &
$6
American
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire Co
preferred
A
Quarterly
American Hair
9-20
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.—
Van Camp
American Fire &
6-20
$2.50
RR.
7-
1
10c
Express Co. ($10 par)
American Felt Co., 6% preferred
Y.i —
N.
11-
6-18
American
1
(quar.)
Development Mutual Fund—
Additional (optional in shares or eash)___
6-18
(accum.)
6-13
7-
—
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.
43%c
$3
Securities_____——
6-10
7-15
$1
Atomic
6-28
European
(quar.)
6-20
Electric Securities Corp.—
&
6-25
12 VaC
JlOc
B
7-22
G-2S
partic. preferred
30c
class A
Ltd.,
1
60c
$1
•
Wholesalers
1
2 V2C
9c
(quar.)_——
6-28
25c
7-
40c
Co.
1
32 Vac
City Electric
8-
30c
_
7
8-
Products
Class
25c
25c
(s-a)
6-
*
$1.62Vac
$1.62Vac
(quar.)—
25c
Pipe Co., 6% pfd.
Cyanamid
American
9
8-
6-14
dividend
Stock
7-19
15c
—___—
Bank
1
6-19
1
iquar.)$1.12la
4(a% preferred
American
American
40c
(quar.)____
com.
8-
1
5
7-
Crystal Sugar—
Common (increased quar.)—--—
6-26
25c
7-
7V2c
I6V4C
15c
15c
1 quar.i—
2
110c
Athey
American
8-30
62 Vac
6-19
(qifhr.)
American Cast Iron
8-30
9-14
5
(quar.)
common
(quar.)..
Can Co., 7% pfd.
American
6-28
7-
preferred iquar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Inc., common
5% preferred
7-10
12'Ac
Atlantic
convertible
4%
6-27
6-29
$1.25
Products tquar.)
Universal
7-
Shoe,
Brake
3
7-
25c
6-19
preferred A ; (quar.)_^i—'$1.25
preferred B (quar.)-^
——$1.25
6-
65C
Atlantic
—
Bosch Anna
American
6-21
1
1st
American
■
Steel
United
7-
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
35c
Co.
preferred
Shoe
5%
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)
& Canal (quar.)____
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
4*/a%
7-
31'Ac
.
Quarterly
U. S.
7-
6-25
2 7 VaC
—
Corp
United New Jersey
7-20
7-20
*
_
Industrial
6Va%
American
1
—
5
20c
6-14
7-
Ry.—
preferred
Atlantic
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., com.
1st
78-
25o
;•
Drill & Tool
United
0Va%
7-15
9-10
Fe
7-
(quar.i
Biltrite Rubber—
1
(quar.i___^i^„_____^,
Santa
&
45c
preferred
8%
American
40c
(quar.)
Lumber
a-
40c
——
common
Trenton Banking Co.
United
8?
8-15
lc
(quar.)
Ry.,
Towne Mines Corp.,
Union
8-15
_—
Inc.
Transamerica
7-17
1
8-
Investment
Topeka
6-14
———
5-31
7-
$1
1
—
6-1C
6-10
7-18
(quar.)
7-
iquar.)
A
1
1
2oC
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)______i™„___,^__^
Atlantic Greyhound, 4% pfd. (quar.)
'j
iquar.)
Class B
40c
preferred (quar.) _™'__ '
Thompson (H. I.) Fibre Glass Co. (quar.) —
Thompson Products, common (quar.)
4%
—
preferred (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd (quar.) —
Mfg.
Class
25c
Thermoid Co., $2.50
Toro
American
25c
(quar.)
Therm-O-Di.se,
7-12
7-12
participating class A
5-24
;
common
77-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
7-15
(quar.)
'
2Va%
juiuu.scries (quar.^
rmcure
6-19
.6-19
i
18c
+
(interim)
receipts
Motion
*
1
Bankers Insurance Co. 01 Florida—
7-24
7-31
31 'mc
(quar.)___
<quar.)____
Note,
preferred
6%
8-27
9-10
20c
common
Associated
Associated
'
■
Ltd.—
18"4C
V $1.75
———
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
American
25c
Inc.__.
Paper
Pacific
&
prefegred
preferred
—
7-
—
Alloys Corp.. 6% conv. pfd.
American Art Metals Co., class A
Ltd
Co.
1
7-31
———;4-:-$1.25
of Rec.
.7-1
X18'Ac
U5c
;
50c
Hoiaert
7-*l!.
+$1.50 1
(quar.)
A
(quar.i
Hardware
deDosit
6-19
6-19
$4
.V
4%
iquar.)
common
preferred iquar.)
preferred iquar.)
6%
of Calif. (quar.)___
Co.
$7
iOc
Corp.,
Amer.
6-19
7-
5%
common
American
6%
(quar.)
Rubber
Texas
6-24
8
_____—
Clothier
WelLs
Supervised Shares,
Swan
7-
8-
—-—
(quar.)
Mold Corp.
Super
6-29
20c
preferred (quar.i ______
Studio Apartment (initial)
Oil
7-10
7-15
5%
meet¬
SI.25
Sun
1
25c
Air Pilter,
American
preference
•'
(quar.)
Atchison,
Corp.-^on
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7-10
210c
dividend
A
Share
Class
B
(quar.)_^.
Associated Electrical Industries,
Associates
'
H.)
(J.
7-
S1.06V4
8T/2C
(quar.)—
Corp,
Aggregates
Stock
6-24
215c
iquar.)
Strawbridge <fc
Struthers
American
proposal
stock on a three-
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
Stouffer
7-10
6-20
1
July 8 on a
on
common
Container
Stone
6-21
7-19
7-
25c
Corp.
Ameiaua revroleum
basis.
for-one
Sierchi
1
6-19
dell
7-
6-15
7-
Class
6-12
•7-
and War-
Co.
Worsted
Uxbridge
mann
6-21
•
Stockholders
ing
7-15
1
75c
*
Improvement <fc Forge Co._
will vote at a special
Steel
7-23
7-
12 Vac
——A
3treet
6-20
.
(quar.j—,___—
class A
Ltd.,
1
$1
iquar.)
—;
5'/a'/«
pfd. (quar.)
Standard-Thomson,
7-
50c
_^■
__ _
6-29
7-
35c
25c
6%
Ltd.,
preference B
Ashdown
6-14
7-
7-
preferred (quar.) ——
—.—.—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Above
Company is result of merger be¬
tween American Hard Rubber Co., Bach-
6-29
7-15
25c
.
Products
7-15
31'AC
Ash Temple,
2
30c
>
—-
4V*%
37 VaC
"9-
"
of Company
name
6Vi%
93%c
——————-
Corp., common (initial)^.
Stock
dividend ___—™—
6-10
1
7-
-
9-16
20c
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)__
6-10
Amerace
A
■■
Standard
$3.75
5c
Co.—
Gas
of Rec.
—
When
Payable
Per
Hoiaert
Payable
of America
preferred
(quai'.i——
Aluminum Goods Mfg. (quar.).
:
per
California
Co.
Aluminum
12 Vic
fquar.»_:
———r~
6%
iquar. I ______—
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
(quar.)
.
•
Standard Fire Insurance
(N. J.j
(.quar.)-Standard Paper Mfg. Co., common-.,——
6%
preferred.
6 %
6-10
1
—
(quar.)—
(Payable in stock at
share, t—:
—
cents
20
;
(quar.r'™._.
Companies
Altec
.—
dividend
Stock
Southern
Name of Company
7-
,
50
i
7-
When
Share
"
Payable oi Rec.
5c
common
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Ltd.
1
1
(quar.)
7-15
7-
4$1
7-
1
6-20
425c
iquar.)
(quar.)
7-
2
5-31
7-22
5-31
933'4c
Celanese, Ltd.—
American
dep.
receipts
ordinary
(final)—
3%
Volume
185
5649
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
W fieri
Per. '4.
N/ime o] Covipuny
British
4%
Columbia
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
4$1
preferred (quar.)
p;eferred (quar.)
7-
2
t63c
7-
2
135c
7-15
6-21
-
Columbia Telephone Co., pgm. (quar,)
6%
pieferred
1
(quar.)
Street
Brockton
L_1
Investing
Taunton
"
una—
*
'
preferred
1
6-14
1
6-14
$$1.50
7-
1
(quar.)
:
7 V2C ■
L.)
(+*.
3.75%
preferred
7-
1
-
6-18;
6-
1
$5.50
1
Central
Vermont
'
1
7-
9
7-
1
6-12
10c
(quar.)
7-
6-30
6-17.
93%c
—
7-15
1
6-30
6-30
7-
6-20
Common
$5
preferred (quar.)
Buck
Oil
Crjek
Bucyrus-Erie
Finance
Budget
,6Cc
6%
,1
(.qua
Co.
Plan,
preferred
conv,
serial,preferred
Buffalo-aciipse
3c
.
corp.
6-ld.
7-1
6-11
cuviuMau*
ts»uc<
(
Cerro
%
Chance
6-10
8-
6-7
corp.,
preferred
ov,
7-
$1.50
(s-a>___——
(quar.).l—
.
Burriville
Butlers
Inc.,
4%%
Chum way
corp.
Chesapeake
3%%
9
4 V2 %
6-15
b-21
6-14
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R.
15c
7-
1
6-15
28 Vkc
7-
1
6-15
Chicago Great Western Ry., com.
/'■ 5% preferred (quar.)
7-30
6-30
7-
6-10
Common
(s-a)__
$53.50
(quar.)
Timber Corp.___________
60c
Ltd., 7%
Co.,
pfd.
,
Mill &
Chicago
Calaveras
Calgary
5%.
<&
Land
Power
Co.,
preferred
Liu.,
$3
Electric
Power
preferred
5.25%
Interstate
convertible
5%'
preference
Canada
Ltd..
B
Canauy,
oils, Ltd.,
r
Common
eO-
Flooring,
Canada
>
Mortgage
preferred
Canadian
$1.25
pref.
Canaoian
Bronze
Canadian
Canners,
Canadian
$1
Celanese, Ltd..
$1.75
preferred
Canadian
GOc
Drawn
preferred
A
Carnation
6-14
$7
convertible
Co.,
3:%%
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Christiana
Co..
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-21-
7-26
7-
Securities, '7%
Cincinnati
(J.
W.)
Mills
Carthage
Case
(J.
6V* 7c
»
Gas
&
Electric,
common
7-
2
6-11-
Cincinnati
7-
2
6-11
Citizens
7-
1
b-14
7-
1
6
f
_
"
4(4 't-
Union
Stockyards
Casualty, (N. Y.) —
Cemtral
(Stock div.)
6-14'
(One sh.
^Citizens Utilities Co.,
4.75%
•
$2.50
&
6-21:
Clayton Mark 6s Co.
7-
2
6-14
Cleveland Builders
$90c
7-
2
6-14
Cleveland
$51.10
7-
2
6-
$4.50
3
7-
IJ 7V2c
7-
5-31
5-31
8-
7-10
4%
$183/4c
7-
5-31-
1
Central
;
5$
of
Electric
Cleveland
Trencher
6-28
Coleman
Co.
(quar.)
$52
7-
2
6-14
Colgate-Palmolive
$75c
7-
1
6-14
Collins
2
6-14
7-31
6-28
Central
Hudson
Gas
4%
6-14
Color-Craft
3
8-15
8-15
7-31
$$1
7-
2
6-»3
7-
2
G-
7.
7-
2
6-
3
i$2
7-
2
6-
3
8-
1
6-21
7-
2
6-14-
25c
7-
1
6-
5%%
5%
25c
6-30
6-15
4%
1st
preferred
65c
7-
6-15
4%
1st
20c
;
6-28
6-
Columbia
3
933,4 c
7-
1
6-15
SI.05
7-
1
6-19
Columbia
Central
'
Illinbis
1
6-19
Columbus
1
6-21
Commercial Credit
from
Common
4.10%
&
Commercial
15c
7-
1
6-10
10c'
6-29
8-10
7-19
8-10
Commercial
6-19
60c
7-19
"50c
/
State
;
Conv.
6-14
r
6-12
Coimnoil,
7-
1
23c
425c
9r 3
3
7-15.
,
6-2
-21
7-2
$$2.50
♦
6r 3
6r2«
7-'2<
35c
'
6-
7-1
.-$1.75
Commonwealth
6r*2
6-26
7-1
*_$1.12V2«
6
59^BC
62(ic
-
*
6-19
6-19
T
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$1.25
9-20
$1.25
:
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12-?0
9-
7
t
Stock
.
6%
1
$1.12V2
7-
1
6-10.
Connecticut
$1,184$
^
;
7-
1
«-16
Confederation
6-10
7%
Gas—
;
,(quar.)
7-
1
4.10%
4.75%
t
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C t quar.»
$1.02%
7-
1
1
6-17
7-
1
4.80 %-preferred
Central
Illinois
D
Light
7-
1
6-17
•
4.64%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c preferred
40c preferred
Consolidated
'
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4»/2%
1
,
Consolidated
Co.—
$1.12%
:
7-
1
6-14
$1.16
7-
1
6-14
1
6-14
7-
1
6-15
6-13
6-29
7-31
7-16
7-31
7-16
7-
.
6-19
1
6-28
6-
$5
preferred
Consolidated
C 13. S S
$75c
Malleabfe
Iron, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Decker
8-
1
7-16
Deere
7-
8
5-24
& Co., common
Dejay Stores, Inc.
&
Power
Records,
Mfg.
62 %c
6-29
5-24
Delaware
6r29
5-24
Delaware
31 '/4c
6-28
6-14
1
6-14
4
8-15
7-20
6-20,
7-10
6-25
6-29
6-
3
6-28
6-
7
---
—
1
3-28
1
6-
6-17
7-
2
6-12
37 %c
7-
1
6-
5c
7-
1
6-13
6-28
6-11
'
.
8c
.
.
_
.
»
,
_
Cprp.
I
6-24
6-28
6-
6-25
6
(quar.)
6-14
.
15c.
$1
(s-a)
8-
5
9-
3
8-
5
$2
—
9-3
40c
9-
3
8-
5
25c
6-27
6-13
62 %c
6-17
6-
7
62 %C
12-15
12-
$
10c
6-28
6-14
25c
Trucking (quar.)
Penyer 6s Rio Grande Western RR. (quar.)_
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
Denver
7-
6-10
40c
(quar.)
(quar.),
class A
; Common voting
8% debentures (quar.)
7-19
7r
7-
6-18
Chicago
(quar.)
Canada Tunnel .(quar.)
Hillsdale 6s South Western RR. Co.
$2
9
6:30
6-17
6-17
8-
7-
Motor
6-14
1
investment
net
6-25
5
6-25
25c
7-
1
6-
1
12:15
12-
X
Dome Mipes,
7-
1
10-
6-20
1*
9-20
20c
6-29
7-
6-14
1
7-
1
6-lJ
90c
7-
1
6-22
Ltd. (quar.)
(monthly)
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel
6-14
30c
Common
-
4%%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
7-
1
6-15
6-27
6-17
6-25
5-31
5°
?:il
7-
5
7-
5
8-25
6-10
25c
6-29
6-20
5%
7-
1
6-15
25c
9-20
9-13
39c
.
7-
—
1
6-20
$17%c
7-30
6-28
25c
6-28
6-14
25c
7-
2
6-14
$?5c
7-
2
6-
6
$$1.12%
(quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
-
1
4%c
.
preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Qil Fields
Dominion Corset, Ltd.
7-
50c
coqynon
9-
6-20
7
6-14
5c
(from
9-15
1
6-17
6-
9c
Inc.
Dodge & Cox Fund—Beneficial shares
Dodge Manufacturing, $1-56 pfd. (quar.)
7-
1
6-28
20c
j
—•—
(quar.)
income)
Corp.,
6-28
7-
—
(quar.)
1
5
25c
$1.50
10c
(quar.)_
Dixi# Cup Co.. common (quar.)
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dobbs Houses
(stock divedend)—.
7-
6-17
Car
Productions
Theatres
l
36c
6-215-29
6-28
25c
Diversey Corp. (quar.)—
Diversified Growth Stock Fund,
Dixie Aluminum
1-
,
"T"
(Wait)
7-26
3
6-28
6-20
6s
7-
8
7:15
.
25c
50c
Bridge
Detroit Steel Corp., 6%
Disney
2
$1.50
C?o. (quar.).—
preferred (quar. t—
Raynolds, class A (quar.)
: Class p
(quar.)__Di Giorgio Fruit, $3 preferred (s-a)__.——
International
Detroit
Diamond
6-28
.
.
10%
12 %c
R.
Mfg.,
Dennison
6-10
$1.25
(quar.i
1
6-14
1
*
(quar.)__
6-10
Detroit,
6-24
10c
(quar.)
common
6-10
6-29
6-24
10c
—
6-29
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-
•
13c
120c
$50c
:
(quar.)——
$1.14
5%
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)
6-29
6s
(Toronto)—
common
$1.07
Aluminum 6s Brass
$1.50
—_
k
6-10
6-10
District
,
6-10
6-29
6-29
6-29
$1.37%'
______
(quar.)_—.___
6-29
$1
Detroit
8-
$1
21 %c,
92 %c
—
$1.05
Devoe
;■
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.),
4.28% preferred (quar.)
Detroit
7-15
$5C
_.
6s Light
3
*
$U6
;
ttd
50c
4%
6-18
7: 4
50e
(quar.)—_
—
—
6-18.
8-
$10c
—
3
6-28
25c
:
iquar.)—
6-20
7-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hudson Co.
1
7-
6-14
8-
7%c
6-28
2%:
$1.50
'
3
6-21
7-
(quar.)
Co.
Delaware R.
6-30
6-28
-
4.56%
9
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)__„
Inc.
3.70%
'
7-
7-
$$6.25
7-16
Y.)—
.—•'
Power iquar.)
Goods
25c
33
1
40c
—
Dry
6-14
8-
9-20
6-14
7-
6-28
Dayton
7-24
1
12 %c
Decca
7-
6-14
1
7-
7-15
6-17
$1.25
7-
25c
93 3/4 c
6-19
25c
—
Association
Cement
20c
River
5%
3
70c
(quar.)
Trust (J{,
7
Dana
1
(quar.)
__________________
Cigar Corp.,
T
Mills, common .(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
—
Corp., 33/4% preferred A (quar.)_—
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., 5% pfd. (quar.)
David 6i-Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dan
5
10c
—
Connohio.'lnc.,
6-17
$1.20
L
iquar.)
7-
$50c
6-17
7-
$1,183/4
1—L_
6-
—
6-14
25C
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1
$2
6-17
Sl.p2%
>
Quarterly
6-28
6
7-
(Wash., D. C.)
common.
6s
Life
7
75c
6
$2
(quar.)— L—
LlgVt
6-
12-
—
(quar.)—L—
preferred
1
12-27
7-
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$1.08%
7-
50c
$2
—
common
dividend.
7
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-18
'
(quar.
Ltd;,
6-
A
6-15
—
Composite Bond 6s Stock JSund
Conduits National Cq,, Ltdv.(quar.)
G.),"
1
class
1
7-16
Cqmpo SJjoe Machinery Corp.—
Conn *(C,
12t 7
7-
non-cumulative
7-
68 3/4 c
..
5% .preferred
75c
9-
7-
•
f. 4454% preferred (quar.)
pommonwealth International,porp,,
^
-
6-14
6-
50c
preferred ■ (quar.)—_—-—__________
Commonwealth Water Co., 5% % pfd. (quar.).
6-29
6-14
1
6-28
5c
4%
6-29
~
1
7-
9-27
11c
Poxnmonwealth.Investment,pp. (Del.) (quarterly fpom inve^tinept ijicpms>—
Poman'Mwealth" Loap Co. fludianapqlis)—
z-/
+
Corp.
6-20
1
7-
$1.12%
50c
35c
(quar.)__
Electric
7-
12 %c
——-
50c
(quar.)
Edison,
15c
—
+
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(Jersey City)
(Sra)^
1—
Ltd.
8-31
(quar.)
87 %c
__.
Commercial Trust
7-
ll'%9
'
(quar.)
Ohio
Bank
preferred
6-19
9-15
A
75c
—
x
Stock
dividend--2
*..■
Commercial Transport Corp.—.
6-28
40c
A
Solvents
(quar.)__
6-28
10c
A
$1.12i/2
Co.,. com.
1
6-19
$1.50
class
(monthly)
(quar.)
Co.
9-13
6-23
class
Ry. Co.—
Southern
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
6s
9-27
$2
quar.)
6-14
$1.75
—
7- 2
non-cumulative
—
7-
6-17
$1.75
non-cumulative
$2
———
common
Insurance Co.
7-
1
,
Semi-annually
$2
(quar.j!_____1L___——_1
Electric
Title
7-
$2
11c
(quar.)
System (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
:
preferred
Gas
8-15
25c
6-17
50c
preferred
1
$1.05
preferred (quar.)_L______i
preferred (quar.tl
_1
(quar.)
preferred
4
1
15c
preferred B (quar.)
Gas
9-»
7-
7%c
common
9-16
28c
—
6-14
9-30
•
6-17
63c
(quar.).—
I
6-14
6-29
$2
-L
common
(quar.)J
6-10
6-28
$2
(quar.)_.—_—
Corp.
1
1
-—
Colorado 6s Southern
7
pfd.
Apartments
6-10
2
40c
___
common,_____
(inc.
7-
7-
125c
7-
(qugr.)
Power,
(monthly)
Interstate
Common
9-10
$1.75
preferred (quar.)___„
Colorado
;
6-10
1
8-
"
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $4 prior pfd.
$1.60 prior preferred
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$7.40
Products
Common
4%%
6-14
6-28
7-15
1
10-
10c
$1
(quar.)
com.
Colorado Fuel 6s Iron Corp.,
5% preferred A (quar.)
3
$$1.25
(quar.)_
4.75%
■
6-14
6-11
(quar.)
Colorado -Central
$20c
(quar.)
4 j5 7c
4 &0%
'
6-28
6-25
35c
A
Stone
6s
9-
Electric—
&
20c
50c
1
7-
25C
—
7 4%%
$1
$3.50
preferred
7-15
$$1.25
-
6-14
cemmon___-
Sand
+15c
,
j
B
conv.
Colonial
"
A (quar.)
1———
(quar.)———
Li—__
6-
1
___—
class
Co.,
1
90c
7-15
Inc.—;
America
7-
—
common
Co..
Ifadio Co.,
of
7-
—
1
25c
—
Gas
8-
6-17
Cumberland
——_
6
6-14
6-17
Sugar
Clothing,
6-
6-28
6-27
6-20
Cumberland
1
—-
7%
Curlee
6
7-
6-27
6-10
5
6-
12 %c
46c
2
6-14
6-19
1
25c
3
6-28
1
7-
income)——
7-
6-20
,
Co.—„—
Engineering,
6-29
6r30
7-
from
7-
(v
40c
(quar.)_
Forster,
Cuban-American
6-7
40
8% preferred (quar.)
8% preferred
(quar.)__
Crystal Oil 61 Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
6-20
6-12
A
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)'
Co.
6-14
6-25
(20c from capital
10c
•
(quar.).
International
Coca-Cola
6-28
1
class
60c
—
7-15
6-10
7-
,2%
second
7-15
6-28
(43c
7
1
10c
—
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.).
Cuban Telephone, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)L
Molybdenum
$15c
.'_
~3%
6-
7-
investment income)
capital gains and
from
5c
Zellerbach
&
6-12
6-29
—
investment
Steel
12-16
6-25
—
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
Crucible
1-1-58
10c
(quar.):
$1.12%
Illuminating---:
Coca-Cola
+25c
(quar.)—L__—
6-18
$1.37%
(quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
B
1
________
6-30
:
preferred B. (quar.)
7-
6-14
$2.50
——
.15c
(quar.)
5-31
-
Qeorgfa By., Co.—
preferred
6-13
"
5-31
-
,'5%
1
-62%C
6-30
•
"
7-
and
6-14
1
^
_.
(quar.)—
Investments,
Fund
1
Inc.—
International,
(quar.)
from
6-14
7-
50c
(quar.)
gains
3c
6-28
7-
50c
(quar.)
Diversified Income Fund
7
6-14
2
15c
(quar.)
class A
Western
Crown
9-16
6-
,
6-30
7-
1
6-24
7-29
$15c
$20c
10-
B
1
1
8-
12 %C
Corp.
Service,
Co.
8-
11-
$15c
(quar.)
Oil
A
6-21
11-15
$2.50
(quar.)
pfd.
Cork
Class
6-14
25c
Peabody & Co., common (interim)
preferred (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.)
;_
Coca-Cola Bottling 4Cinn.|, class A (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (Los Angeles)
(s-a)—_
$10c
Class
Crown
6-21
1
8-15
12 %c
(quar.)__
Co.,
Dallas
(quar.)
Cluett,
'50c
h-
1
5C
Supply
preferred
Climax
7-
-
7-15
7-
$1
Manufacturing
7-15
«-
8-15
$1
A (stock div.)_
pfd. (quar.).——■_
Clarostat
$75c
'
6-15
6-20
class
6-10
—
Gas—
7
1
1
Crossett
Crum
2
Canada
preferred
preferred
6-
7-
7-
for each 9 shs. held)
5V2%
$51.15
preferred A (quar.)_l_—
Electric
6-25
—
-
7-
Investments, "Ltd./ common
5%" preference (s-a) _——1___—______
'
1
30c
r
i
ClarJ$ Oil & Reaining (stock divi^nd)-—r
$9334C
.■:1'7p ,2nd .preferred.(quar.)r
__1_ 1
Ceptral Aguifre Sugar Co.* (quar.)____
Central
6-
$2.50
Cit^ Products Corp. (quar.)_„
(quar.)——
Celapese Corp of America, "com.
-
6-1
7-15
Crown
$37 tie
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
7-15
$4
6-14
$$1.06 V4
B
$1.70
b-14
V*-';
Class
Cresmont
$1.13
6-
1
•
6-13
1
7-
6%
common
Wheat
A
$l.o0
(quar.)—___L
2
(quar.)
—
6-29
(quar.)
7-
—
r-
(quar.)
Finance
6-20
——
425c
'
I.). Co.,- 7%- preferred
Credit
6-28
i4uar.)
7-28
—
convertible preferred
of
6-17
preferred (s-a)
preierreu
8-15
Co.,(quarj—_.——
4.20%' preferred
Cream
1
$1.75
Citw Investing Co.,
—
common
6-14
7-
—_
7-26
—
Tractor,
7-15
67 Vkc
$25c
(quarterly
11-27
Class
7-
(quar.),
6%
Company,
25c
(quar.)
8-15
•
—
15c
(final)-.
Ltd.
L.)
25c
$15cr"
!
&
8,
Crane
11-
6-17
6-12
6-15
25c
(quarj——
Crampton Mfg.,
20c
preferred
Class
Carriers
6
Semi-annual.
Cinciffhati 6s Suburban Bell Telephone—
1
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar. )
1_I
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
7
9-
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.,
7-
2oc
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
$1.25
4%
1
6-27
9-26
1
iquar.»____
7-
JUC
quar.)
Ltd.
$4.20 pfd.
net income)
Ltd.
Chemical
(R.
1
$4
Cram
(initial).
preferred
Cleveland Quarries
(quar.)—
Corp.
7-25
6-17
6-28
1
$1.25
4%
6-26
7-28
iquur.)
(quar.)
$5 preierred
Caterpillar
Cowles
6-28
Copper Co.—
$31 %c
Carolina
Carter
6-14
25C
37 Vkc
RR.
(quar.)
Chile
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
General
Courtaulds,
$1
pieferred
7
$62y2c
common—
com.
Power & Light,
6-18
:
7
Canadian Westlnghouse Ltd. (quar.)_:
Capital Products Corp.—i
Carolina
6-28
Quarterly
Chicago, Rock island & Pacific R. R.
Chicago Towel Co., common
$15C
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
62 VkC
i
6-28
'toe
Oil
Inc.,
6-18
7-15
.
'
preferred
5
6-17
$4
Chicago Railway Equipment (quar.)_
(quar.)_
Records,
7-
7-
6-17
•
1
7-15
i
7-15
(quar.)
$2.60 conv,
50C
.L.
1
—
Capitol
(increased)
7-
25c
6-14
—
57c
redeemable preference
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Pacific ,By. (s-a).
Corroon
6-14
1
$7%c
a.
$1 preferred A (quar.)______„^
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
6-15
6-14
,
87 %c
(quar.)
(1947 series)
Investors, Ltd., class A___—.___
6t Reynolds, common
(quar.)_;
Corporate
1
2%
Cos., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.i—
preferred (quar.)
^
5%
4
87 %c
—
8-
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
4%
6-
i
7-
7-25
(quar.)___
Industries Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
6-25
JLUC
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
3%% preferred
Coro, Inc, (quar.)
6-20
$43%C
cpmmoji
Canadian
7(2%
7
6-30
Works,
$5
6-
iquar.)—_
pfd.
Canadian Ice Machine Co.,' Lta.—
Class
10-
7-15
—_——_—
iquar.)
Canadian Husky Oil, Ltd.. 6%
.
1
-6-29
Glass
preferred
7;
37l/2C
(increased
Electric
11-
25c
Corning
„3%%
6-
6-
(quar.)
General
5
6-23
!
'
Canadian
7-
preferred
2
$3lV4c
Co.,
3
1
A
7-
,
(quar.)
Steel
9-
8-
7-15
series
$1.25
8-15
——
Ltd.,.class A
series preferred
9-20
!
6-23
(quar.).—
commoxi
Ltd.
$1
J/2 C
$1.31 y4
5.25
(quar.)
25c
Corp.
(quar.)_^^
Co.
%
6-20
(quar.)———
6-10
(quar.)_
6-29
(s-a);——
Breweries, Ltu.,
conv.
6-28
6-17
com.
,
preferred
t7%C
,
5 7c
10c
75C
xlOc
Safeway, Ltd,, 4.40%' pfd.
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
6-21
6-25
Corp.,
preferred
_
Permanent
Canada
Canada
7-12
30c
Electric
$5
20c
——x.
7-30
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
$5
55c
__
Canada
6-14
7
$l.lb3/4
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
preferred 1 quar. 1
Life Assurance Co*,
(quar.)
_____
4VT'.r.'
7-1
6-
Vqu«.r.»±i
B_
6-15
1
7-19
2
____
_______
__
6-
1
8-
—
7-
1
5
6-30
7-
7-
(quar.)
6:
7-
7
12 %C
25c
com
6-
6-14
1
18%c
$2.50
(quar.)
7-
Continental
Motors
corp.
(yuoi.;——__
Controls Co.'of America (quar.)—:—_——
4
26 '/4C
Iron
Canada
6-14
1
5
:
common
class
6-
7-
7-
.
p.n ac. cuiaa a
Ltd.,
6-25.
12-
new
6-17
(s-a)
10-
(s-a>
iquar. 1
Canada
7
———
(quar.)I
1
25c
(Toronto)
12-24
preferred
6-17
$$1.30
—
Co.—
Insurance
10-24
6c
(quar,)——'
Ginger m..,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Life
62c
common—
Dry
Gin
Continental
37 %C
———____
Co.,
Continental
7
37'/2C
62 V2 C
Burlineton comity By.
Bread
Canada
6-28
6-
—
Cliicago Molded Products
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
1
50c
Quarterly
1
(quar.)
.
6-14
7-
933/4C
(quar.)
(quar,)
$$1.12%
6-28
7-
Common
Associated Bakeries—
Quarterly
Camden &
7
25c
6-29
Common
(stock dividend)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.(quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. i.iuar.t—
Campbell Taggart
7
6-
$1.37%
7
Calumet
Campbell (A. S.) Co., com.
$2.50 preierred
(quar.)
6-
1
$1.12%
7-l2j
(quar.)_„—_
_
7
1
7-
_____
m
Packing corp. (quar.,)
& Hecia, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)
___:
6-
7-
$1.13
(quar.)___
6-
co.—
Calitoiuiia
1
50c
6-14
________—__
preferred
6-14'
7-
(quar.)__
2
___.
'leiephone
6-17
2
(quar.)_'
7-
Co.—
(quar.i-——
Fund ■—_____mLL.
California
(Chicago)
$$1.25
(quar.)——
1
7-
—
7-15
—
L_
7-
Copper 6j Steel Industries—
1
—
Pacific
6-17
C.o.—
preferred
(quar.)
Paul &
1
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
(quar.)
St.
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
•8-2
preferred
California
Lumber
Milwaukee,
6-17
$1.04
75c
preferred (quar.i
4»/2% preferred <quar.)__.
$2.50
$3.75
Continental
5
15c
(quar.)
can
7"
7-
5c
(quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
4.50%
6-14
6-
$20c
$1
.'.'-p.:,
(quar.)
4%
California
Continental
7-15
7-15
20c
(quar.)
t&ue
common—
1
6-14
7-15
$40p
Craddock-Terry Shoe, common (s-a)__—_—
5% preferred (s-a)__
5% preferred (s-a)_—,————
Craig Systems (quar.)
Chicago,
_
6-13
■
Assurance
1
8 7 Vkc.
(quar.)
'
$5.50
6
6
87
Chicago
1
——-—-——
6
6-
6-19
6-27
of
(quar.)__
(Toronto)
Baking Co., com.
preferred (quar.)__
8-
(quar.)__
Chesebrcugh-Pond's, Inc.
(quar.)
Allerton Hotel-—
•———
7-20
7-
preferred (quar.)—
6-
1
$1,121/2
1 quar.i——
ccmmo.i
6-
1
Tclepnone corp.—
10c
_______—
__
1
7-
40c
iquar.)_
25c
_
(quar.)
Financial Corp.
C I T
Unadilla
preferred
$4.50
,
7-
preferred (quar.)
conv. preferred (quar.)—_—
Chenango &
.
Co.
$40c
Continental
75c
common
7-26
15c
Smelting
6c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Continental
7-
—_—,
Ry.,
6-17
(s-aj
Co.
8-
convertible
3%%
y.
Ohio
&
$4.16
6-20
7-
——
—
/_
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery
710-
6-29
$3
class A
Racing Assn.,
Bush Terminal Co.
3
Gas
2%%
—
(N, Y.)
—
P.ower Co.—
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
1
income)-
Mining
Ltd.
convertible
6-20
50c
6-17
7-29
10-29
10c
15c.
Burroughs Corp.
1
6-
60c
Consumers
6-30
7c
—
1
7-
$35c
6-30
$2
3
7-
(quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products
(quar.)
Consumers Acceptance, ciass A (quar.)—;—
16c
7-12.
Aircraft
(quar.)
7-
25c
Investment Trust—
Canada
$4.52
■
Uua*man A/axve ivng;
(quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
7-15'
Co.
6-14
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.25
8-1
65%c
(quar.)—
common
Consolidated Paper, Ltd.
6-28
6-14
7-29
&
1
25c
5-27
If '2
Burin,urn
7-
c
—
2
1
r
Corp.—
common
6-28
tax
10c
$4.50
of Rec.
6.9 pence net after British
(interim)—
L'l
or
investment
Consolidated
6-14
6-14
& Refining,
dividend
Vought
income
(From
6-11
7-
15c
Burns
1
$1.19
—
common
Oil
Stock
$15c
—
7-
6-28
b-<:a
Cnamplin
6-24
_
$1.17'
6-25
Champion Paper & Fibre,
30c
(quar.i.
6-14
40c
6-28
Bulova
Burndy Corp.
1
13c
6-28
preferred
Consumers
(quar.)—
Holder9
(quar.)
shilling
Consolidated
6-19
7-
tquar.)——
6-28
$1
6-29
$1.04
(from investment inc.)
vjorp.
7-15
30c
Burlington Steel
r-asco
7-15
,
6-19
10c
7-15
145c
6-29
$1.37V2
_'____
1
:
__
$1.25
—___
Corp.,
15c
_____
(quai;>
Ltd. (quar.)
ue
6-19
_—:
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust
.
Company (quar. )___—„— ___
Bullock s Inc., 4% preierred (quar.)___.—:__
watch Co.
(quar.)
10c
...
quar.)
Bullard
A
preferred
8%
15c
common (quar.)— _
(quar.)^_.___—
(quar.)-—-L^
Building Products Ltd.
6-28
50c
—___
(quar.)
1
6-29
(■
Transport
preferred
Acceptance
Class
25c
—___'
—
6-19
(quar.—
convertible
Century
Brims ft ick-Balke-Collender
6-29
_—
(quar.)
Motor
When
Payable
%
,
6-19
62 %c
—
One
6-10
68c
Service—
5>/4%
»
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd.
•
6-10
1
6-29
——_
preferred
6%
1
7-
'
pieferred
(quar.),___
preferred (quar.)
Central Wisconsin
37 %c
(quar.)—
(qitar.)—
7-
25c
—
(quar.)__:
-
6-10
$1.50
:
Co.—
Consolidated Foods Corp.,
6-10
$1,183/4
4.75%
6-12.
10c
20c
1
1
(quar.)I__—
Public
;
6-10
1
77-
___;
(quar.).
Edison
$5 preferred
,
6-20
6-10
$1.15
4.65%
6-12
7-
3%
-
4.15%
5
6-29
$1.15
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
7-
6-18
7-
35C
t
87 %c
(quar.)—
6-10
6-18
!_!
(quar.)_
common
preferred
7-1
6-18
6-29
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$5
common
(quar.)_______
7-10
__
common
1
15c
___
,
Machinery
Co.,
preferred
20c
(quar.G
Browning-Ferris
7-
6-29
L_—
(quar.),
•
Telephone,
$2.50
6-29
(quar-)—
preferred
62 %c
___
(quar.)
dividend—..
preferred
Bruce
common
6%
,5.44%
—
Stock
lit:
6-30
95c
_____
,
4%
4.75 %
)
$1
$1.23
(quar.)__.
preferred
Central
,
Giass Co., common <quar.)_
5%
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)_
:
)
4.6%
6-14
Gas
Power,
preferred
'
4.60% preferred
r
-
______
uistiuers,
f
6-14
_
6-28
20c
Brockway
Brown-, or man
6-28
% *
5
_
,
$3.bu
>3.507f
j
7-
___■
___L
Maine
7-
___
1
Indiana
Central
7
$1.12 V2
.
•
Central
6-
'*
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)L
prefeiTed
Name oj Company
Consolidated
t'/6
6-7■
+50c
+
—
Britisp industries us; ST.) tquar.)__;
Stock dividendlJ_.I:
,-L_j_LLL1
Broad
.
L__
(quar.)
4.92%
t$1.19
—_
____
'
Per
Share
Holaert
Payable of Rec.
<
preierred
iquar.)—L_
4%% preferred
(qyar.)_
7
2
British
preferred
7
2
7-
_____
Ltd.
Service—
6-
7-
_
,
When
*
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>,
Public
6-
6- (7
t56c
Columbia
-.4%%
2
t53c
.
British
Power,
7-
:_
(quar.)__
43,4 %
,*n.me otdomvanv
Central Illinois
i quartI__—
4%%
Per.
of Rec
—
t.4 V'k'/o
'<5%
Holden
.•
Payable
•
_______—.__.__Li_.__
(quar.;
p.Lierrea
.Snare
,
j■. ■>
Electric-Co.,
13
(2921)
(quar.)
7-15
6-20
$50c
7-15
6-27
$17%c
7-15
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(2922)
14
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Company
*#400
7-31
#40c
6-28
6-14
'«
1
2
6-
V
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7-10
6-24
30c
Drilling & ExDloration Cc._
_
JLaooratories, common
7-15
6-14
40C
7-
1
6-
7
Flour
12%c
—
7-
2
6-11
Fluor
5c
participating preferred (quar.;_——(A. B.i Laboratories, Inc.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
du Pont (E. I.) De Nemours Co.—
60c
8-15
8-
7-16
7-
7
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Duke
Power
Food
Foote
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
(quar.)
25c
convertible preferred
7-
1
6-14
S1.75
) quar.t
common
preferred <quar.)__—Dunlop Rubber—
Amer. deposit receipts—ordinary
(final) —
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.t—
$2.10 prefer! ed (quar.)__
—
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—..
4.10% preferred tquar.)
4
4.15% preferred (quar.)-—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
__
Duraloy Co. (quar.)
_______—_—
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.; _____
—
Dynamics Corp. of America, common (quar.)
7-
l
6-14
Forbes
Dairies
Co.
Co.
iN.
6-
5
Fownes
6-
5
Eraser
5
Fresnillo
7-
1
6-
51'/4c
7-
1
6-5
51'bc
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
50c
52 %c
Y.)
Co.
Ltd.
Co.
Co.
(quar. (_
6-17
6-28
6-10
10c
6-30
6-14
50c
6-30
6-14
Frigikar
7- 3
Frito
Quarterly
'
7-15
12%o
10-15
7-16
10-
Frick
Sz
7-
$1.50
15c
7-
1
6-15
32 %c
7-
1
6-15
120c
V: 7-
2
Fuller
6-20
Co.
RR.
Natural
Tennessee
Gas, com.
5.20%
Eastern
Gas
Stock
414s%
Eastern
Racing
Common
•
A. so.,
Fuel
&
40c
:
Kodak
Steel
Co.,
1
investment
Eaton
*
income 1
Income
7-
2
1
6-
Edison Bros.
1
6-
5
Class
El
class
B
A
13c
7 Vic
137 Vic
—
U.06V4
preferred tquar,)..
(quar.)—________
6-25
•
7-
El
5%
6-29
7-
1
7-
6-28
6-17
IViC
6-28
6-17
1
$1.03
7-
1
$1.12%
7-
1
7-
1
Electrical Products Consolidated
Quarterly
$1.35
7-
1
Electrical
Products
(Increased
Electro
7-
1
6-5
25c
7-
1
6-20
5%
2nd
&
Water
Common
7 %
30C
7-
1
6-17
25c
7- 1
6-28
6-14
40c
6-28
6-28
62 Vic
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
40c
__
preferred
common
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c partic. preferred (quar.)
6-29
7-
Co.,
common
Class
General
Portland
7-15
General
(5c
Insurance
1
0-21
1
6-21
General
Realty
_____
5c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
_____
40c
9-
1
8-
9-
1
$1.12%
8-
6-28
6-
7
9-
1
8-
12-
1
11-
7-
1
6-21
6-28
6-21
126c
7-15
7-
1
$2.50
7-
1
7-
1
6-25
Life
5c
7-10
7-
8-
1
7-
1
6-11
1
6-11
6-15
Fibreboard Paper Products,
4% preferred (quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
(Marshall)
&
Co.
7-
1
Finance
First
Co.
of
Pa.
Corp.,
First
National
City
First
National
Fischer &
"Stock dividend
Fttber Governor
6-14
6-29
6-10
5%
Genuine
9-20
6-28
12-20
9-
7
6-27
67-
1
6-25
6-
6
Field
Giant
50c
6-28
7-17
7-
7-
1
5
Parts
Co.
Portland
$1.25
Glens Falls
6-25
Glidden
6-25
Gocferich Elevator
50c
6-28
6-19
(quar.).
Goebel
7-
1
5-31
1
6-15
9
60c
6-30'
6-28
*6-10'
6-15
6-27
6-14
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
7-1
1
J.) Co.,
(Walter B.) & Co.,
6%
6-15
7%
Galion
common
i——
—
*
2V'2%
7- 1
6-19
8- 1
7- 1
7-15
6-20
6-11
5-31
6-20
35c
20c
Golden
8-
1
7-
1
6-10
$1.12 >/2
7-
1
6-15
Hinde & Dauch
Common
55c
7-
1
6- 3
59%c
7-
1
6-
3
Hoffman
53 Vic
7-
I
6-
3
25c
7-
Stock
(B.
Hollinger
6-28
6-14
$1.25
6-28
6-14
8-
7-19
—
.
1
Holly
6-28,
dividend
8-
1
7-19
1
6-14
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
1
6-14
Holmes
7-
1
6-11
Holophane Co., Inc.
7-
1
6-14
Home
Insurance
6-
6
Home
Oil
6-
6
Home State Life Insurance Co.
6-27
6-27,
Y.)
-
-
-
-
Co. -(quar.),*
6-28
6-29
6-23
6-28
6-21
6-20
6-14
1
6-14
Hook
6-17
Hooker Electrochemical,
Hoover
6-20
6-28
1
7-
(quar.)
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
—
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class AT quar.)—
Houdaille
Industries, com.- (quar.)
2.25% preferred (quar.)
.'.
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)—
6-18
1
6-14
7-
1
5-31
}50c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
33A%
4%
7-
12 Vie
15c
*
550
"
1
7-
1*
6-10
7-
$1.12%
$1.50
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
4.40%
-
____'
Co.,
(quar.)...
S4.25 pfd. (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Inc.
4%% preferred
6-18
7-
25c
—
Semi-annual
6-13
1
50c
iquat.
11
25c
15c
$1.12%
1
15C
(quar.)
6-21
6-28
1
1
6-14
1
6-10
6-29
1
6-27
7-
7-
6-28
8- 1
17c
7-
7-
6"2°
6-28
6-15
6-14
7-1
5-31
45c
Home
$1.50
(s-a)
——
Home Telephone
6-14
50c
8- 1
8- 1
7-1
30c
375Ac
(Okla.) (s-a)
6-21
1
20c
5-21'
& Telegraph (Va.) (s-a)—
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
1
7-
Drugs,
7-1
7- 1
9-10
7-
Title
5-31
5-21
50c
50c
50c
12%c
(s-a)
A
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.23
(quar.)
^
—
(quar.)^
(quar.)
$1.25*
Ltd.
-
Co.
Ltd., class
$1.15
3iy4c
(N.
Co., Ltd.
6-28
7- 1
5%
:
7-
(D. H.)
^
5-31
#6c
10c
.
7-
25c
5-31
8-31
6-21
6-14
6-17
6-10
50c
25c
12%c
15c
—_
30c
(quar.)___:
12- 5
6-25
9-25
7-10
7-1
6-28
7- 1
—
StoresT IncZZZZZZZZZZZ
Stock
12-16
Ltd.—
Mines,
Extra
IV2C
Telegraph _(quar.)_
F.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
17Vac
Cycle Corp,, (quar.)
Goodrich
Corp.
Holland
6-14
$1.25
(quar.)
6-18
6-14
6-28
$1.37%
-
H.)
Furnace
(quar.)
Consolidated Gold
Quarterly
1
6-28
S1.12Vi
50c
Jnc,--
Electronics
(J.
$1.06 Yt
;
45c
(quar.)——
7 Vic
preferred
convertible
Holan
7-25
6-17
6-18
6-20
9- 5
#45c
145c
Ltd. (quar.)
-
Lumber Co.
7- 2
6-28
7- 1
9-15
—
-
Paper (Canada)
Quarterly
Hines (Edward)
3
.
8-15
53V«c
25c
60c
62%c
45c
preferred series A (quar.)———i—-
6-
6-24
6-29
• -
55c
(quar.)
convertible
—
Corp.
6-30
6-25
1
10c
50c
—
(quar.)
—
—
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)—
Hightstown Rug Co., 5% prior pfd. (accum.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
+25c
&
i
(quar.)___
$1.27 %
Transit Co.,
20c
-—-——
27 Vic
(quar.)
&
—i————
^
Fund
45c
6-20
Products
Creamery
4V4%
(quar.)
common
Insurance Co.
Co.
Goldblatt- Bros:,
-
tlOc
#$1.50
12%c
—
—
6-14
6-20
6-20
6-12
6-12
6-14
6-14
6-19
$1.37%
40c
4334c
(quar.)——^;—
—
6-28
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7-2
7- 2
7- 1
25c
$1
(quar.)_
preferred
Heritage
7-1
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
Hercules Cement Corp.
Stock dividend
6-15
7-
Corp.
preferred (quar.)—:.
—
5%%
preferred (quar.)
:—_—Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)——
7%
preferred (quar.)
——
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd., common—
6-17
6-28
2%
Brewing Co.—
$4.50
Geld
*
15 c
21V20
(quar.)__
——25c
3.65% preferred (quar.)
9#V4C
7- 5
7- 5
7- 5
7- 5
7- 5
6-10
4%
7
Ohio—
of
Extra
Y.)—
1-
6-
6-20,
6-25
7- 1
6-28
6-28
7-10
21V/4C
25c
—
(quar.)
D
(H.
Hercules
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
6-13
7-
6-26
Werner
6-15
6-21
E (quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
Heller
62%c
Cement
7-17
7-
Heinz
6-18
50c
Co.
7-17
8-
6-11
33%C
preferred (quar.)
Brewery, class A
(quar.)
$1
.12 %c
2%'
1
6-28
25c
Co, (quar.)
(quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool (quar.)_
Glasscock (C. G.) Tidelands Oil Co.—
6-18
5%
7-
50c
Stock dividend
5
7-15
lie
Hein
SOc
5% preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 pfd. (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gera Corp., $6 preferred • (quar.)—
11-29
30c
6-11
59 %c
(quar.)
(Missouri)
Inc.
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
6
6-
6-20
1
20c
Genung's
6-20
2%
6-28
7-
7- 5
6-20 "
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
——!—
preferred
5%%
10c
25c
preferred
6-17
2%
preferred
7-20
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
25c
preferred B (quar.)__L
4V4% preferred C (quar.)
from
6-19
6-14
6-13'
6-28 '
'
5%
5%
,
6-7
6-14
"
6-28
Ltd.—'
Co.
7-10
6-17
bZZZ_
5
Electric
Hertz
71
quar.)
7-
-
.
6-28
—_
(quar.)
6-15
6-29
50c
#10c
Hawaiian
6-14
.
6-10
7-1
7-1
7- 1
-
•'
6-10
♦
60C
Insurance
1
6-29
and class
5
6-29
-
quar.)______—__—
(quar.)_
—75c
7-
$1
(qua~r.)_Z
7-
:
1
50c
(initial
50C
15c
1
Fire
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
Hartford Times
6-20
v
;
$1.25
50c r
50c
50c
SOc
lTVic
Haverhill Electric Co.
Class B
'
com.
6-11
Ltd.—
8- 5'
"
7-1
S1.50
$15c
40c
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
30c
pfd. (quar.)
(initial
1
preferred
Hersey
(quar.)ZZ
(quar.)
on
Co.
7-
7-
6-'7
6-14
8-15
6-28
....
.
—
6-15
5.10%
75c
Stores
Porter'Co., 5%
25c
8%
Hartfield
1
6-12;
6-14
6-20
6-20
6-25
6-17
6-14
Corp. (quar.)
Hartford Gas, common
8
(auar.)_____
$$1.25 1
—_
Harsco
6-15
Genesee
20C
Bank(N.
7
1
7
(Increased quar.)
6-10
1
7-11
.ZZZZ
6-
1
7-
I_
(Jersey Citv)
6-28
7-
7-
8-30
common
6-20
35C
$1
Boston
1
6-21
6-12"'
r.
Refractcries—
31 Vic
6-
Class A
First National Bank
7-25
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd
:
Harnischfeger Corp., common
(quar.;
5%
2nd preferred (quar.)——
Harris-Seybold Co* (quar.)—_____
of Michigan—
Telephone Co.
7-31
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
6-14
7-
7-
-$1.06V4
6-14
-6-12.
1
'7- 1 "
20c
-
-
:
-
6-14
i
7-
(quar.)^^^^_____50c'
Hanover Fire Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)' 50c
Hanover Shoe, Inc.
(quar.).
i
37Vac
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co. (stock div.)
2Vz %
8
(quar.)
1'
11-1
1
60c?-- 6-24
25c
■-
6-29
6-29
7-
(quar.)_
8-
12- 2
$20c--
.
1 quar.) - -
6-28
¥7-
5c
'
■
9- 3
Y.)
(N.
Hercules Powder Co.
9-10
(quar.)
7
..
1
(quar.)
6-15
•
•
-
125c
•
-4%
Bank
6-20
Gibson Art
Lines
7
1
1
(quar.)
— j.
preferred (quar.);
$5 preferred (quar.)
General Waterworks, 5 %preferred
6c Co.
Fifth Avenue Coach
7
6-
7-1
Hanover
6-15
6-29
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—
Stock dividend on class A and B shares—
6-
6-
7-1
7-
45c
llr25
7- 1
*
-
1:30c-'
—
(quar.)-__-_^__
1
40c
Marshall
7
8-
and
-
.
•
"
.
8-19
.
12-16,
$1.16, 1
stock)
B
6-14
6-
tlOc
gains
$1.25
'
%
•
9-9
-
preferred
1
4%%
6-15
$1
Sec
1
1
8-
(quar.)
7-15-
'
(quar.)^____--_______—' $1.12%
Hancock Oil (stock dividend payable in cliass *
G-14
1
77-
preferred
7-
20c
ZZ
-7-
$1.25
:
6-14-
1
8-
$1.25
(
Co. (quar.)__.
Paper— - ?
4.50%
6-14
6-28
»
7-15
-
-
•
Mfg.
7-
10c
ZZZZZZ
_Z_ZZZZZ
common_Z__ZZZZ
7
60c
4
40c
-
Hammorm.ill
•
80e
12V'2C
-
-
Ltd., 5%-preferred
37 Vic
6-
(quar.)
Hamilton
6-
93%c^ i?
(quar.)
Telephone
6-25
I
Y.)
6-17
1
$1.25
5V2%
.
1
7-
$1.25
<
6-11
1
6-29
(quar.)_ZZZZ_
7-
25c
(auar.)
preferred
50c
(N.
Stock dividend
Field
77-
37 %c
3
(quar.)
dividend
1
-
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Corp., common (quar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.).
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
General Time Corp. (reduced)
i
General Tire & Rubber, 4U%
pfd. (quar.)
7-19
$3
Extra
,
6-28
Co.
,
$2
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone
Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
5»/2% preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
6-28
2
37 %c
,
Publications
Corp.
2
7-
SI.50
(quar.)
Hamilton' Cotton,
SI
$4.60
(quar.)
Federation Bank & Trust
8tock
7-
56 Vic
Insurance
7-3
25c
6-28
Ltd., common-(quar;)-^_^!_^__
7-26
$1.25
-
-
(quar.)—2—
7
20c
(qua?.)—
Co.
A
6-
-50c
6-10
6-28
_
$1.40
6-10
120c
(quar.)
Class
4V/4%
'
6-29
7-15
7-15
A
Y-.) -(quar-:)__-jr___
(N.
$1.25
6-10
62 %c
Ltd.
Hahn Brass,
6-28
'
SOc
6-4
#$1.50
■
(quar.)_
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing; Co.- (quar;)_Haloid Co. (quar.)
7
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)———;
General
6-17
10c
(quar.)
6-14
6-
'i
(quar.).;
America
(quar.)
Hercules Motors (quar.)—,
$2.40
(Toronto)—
Shops,
preferred
preferred
-
6-17
25C
37 Vic
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.)
Federated Department Stores
Ferro
■
6-14
7-19
5-31
#30(J
#7Vic
•
1
1
•
SOc
Utilities
&
General Telephone
$1.35
preferred
6-14
30c
___
6-14
1
Co.
6-29
15c
-*■.
«
7c
Corp. (N. Y.)
Castings <quar.)_
Steel
$2.37>/2
8
15c
(quar.)
1
7-
7-
8- 1
6-29
5-31
7-
'
6-20
7-
Quarterly
5-31
7- i
'
10c
■81.
1
Engineering
North
Quarterly
/
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
9
$1.25
(qiar.)
Bake Shops,
Federated
v
income)
General
Printing
Candy
investment
General
6-14
6-30
$1.25
Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
Finance, common (quar.)
Farrel-Birmingham
Federal
#$1.38
-
(quar.)
General Telephone of Calif.. 5% pfd.
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
9
6c
York
1
6-4
6-17
6-15
#$3
of
2c
General Reinsurance
9
37 Vic
Aircraft
Life
25c
recently split five-for-one.
Y.)
net
7-
Fairbanks
N.
realized
7-
160c
A
from
50c
z.
5-31
•7-
-#$1.25
(quar.)—.
pfd.
(Boston)_<.
Cement
Railway Signal
(quar,)
1
6-4
75c
|Gulf Power-Co., 4.64% pfd.- (quar.
Gypsum Linie & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Public Service—
7-15
net
.
3
6-14
7-
7-1
7-1
25c
3~%c
50c
—
6-14
30c
Traders
6-24
—
8-15
,
.
&
5l)c
-
6-17
_____
Hartford
General
■Extra
(Syracuse,
6-14
135c
6-27
7- 2
6-27
:5c
25c
—
25c
preferred
6^21
Initial semi-annual
preference
6-29
5%
(s-a)—
A
30c
Insurance
-
6-10
11-1
7- 1
<quar.;__
(quar.).
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR. >
$5 preferred (quar.;____^
$5 preferred (quar.)_—
4__„_
9-21
(quar.;_,
preferred B
Trust
Gulf
6-14
Texas—______
of Canada,
General Refractories
New common
(initial quar.)
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New
Farmers
Paint
first convertible
$1
Ex-Cell-O Corp.—
Above stock was
Guaranty
6-14
(quar.
Corp.—
1
(T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)_
Farmer
Trust
3
4.16%
5%
preferred
General
Estabrooks
preferred
6-14
6-
7- 2
$2
25c
15c
6-30
1
6-10
$1.25
6-29
7-
6-14
7- 2
$1.75
(quar.)
6-30
8C
6-17
7-1
30c
preferred (quar.)___
Corp. (quar.)__
25c
40c
7-1
30c
conv.
Extra
-
6-14
#$1
(quar.)____
$1.06%-
28'/hC
5%
7-
Essex County Electric
Fanny
Investors
Co..
10-
preferred (quar.)_—
$5
preferred
(cuar.t
Erwin Mills, Inc. (N. C.) (quar.)______
Family
%
Industries
75c
(quar.)
preferred
6-28
40c
Griesedieck Co., common
5%
•
Winnipeg)—
:____
i
_____
(quar.)
$3.50
$5
Fabien Textile
Co.
General Petroleums
6-14
lc
Life
Electric
8-15
1
Co
common
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.):—
____
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)
$4.5o conv. preferred (quar.)
Equity Fund, Inc
Excelsior
Oil
Crude
$1
Corp.,
5-31
Corp.,
Grumman
$8 preferred
(reduced)—
Co.
(s-a»_
(quar.)
6-25
Manufacturing
6-14
Baking Co.,
Box
of
(
1
6-
6-17
-
4V4% preferred (quar.)
6-14
-■
Co.
40c
$1.75
_____
quar.)
Greyhound
1
(quar.)4_—
common
5%
Endicott Johnson
5%
Co.,
Ordinary (s-a
(increased
Greist
7-19
6-11
1
Batteries;
$5
6-20
< quar. 1
Mfg. Co.
6-14
7-31
6-28
6-29
—
(B.)
6-28
6-14
6-29
—
Tap & Die (quar.)
Wire Co., Ltd.
Greening
7-
Transportation (quar.)—
Ltd. cquar.)-L4—
6-17
$1.65
quar.)__w
Greenfield
1
6-14
6-14
6-28
(quar.;
7-
preferred (quarl*)
General Motors Corp.—
>
$3.75 preferred (quar.)—
1L_«_
6-17
62 Vic
(s-a)__
11-
6-28
Power
$1,50
American
6-17
—
pfd.
11-15
Mountain
Green
>
Grinnell
Oil
General
6-14
35c
(quar.)__
1
6-17
#30c
•
4
1
6-28
.*
#31 Vic
(quar.;-..—,—__
56V4C
com.
6-
7■
25c
common
9-13
preferred (quar.)—
General Mills,
(quar.)—__—________
(increased
Railroad
Power
General
6-20
15c
Financial
1
______
—__—
(consol.)
8-
(quar.)_____
;
Inc.—
_
investment' income)—____—___—
General
Empire Trust'Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)___
Emporium Capwell Co., 7%. preferred
Erie
Co.,
7-1
35c
7%
preferred (quar.)
______—
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
6-15
7-
8-15
Corp.
General
Stock dividend
4%
&
6-4
(quar.$40e
—
Western
10-
preferred (quar.)
Puoklng (quar.)_^_
7-1
—______________—_____—____
56 Vic
American
Mfg.—
preferred
Emhart
6-£0
Abrasives—
Co.
preferred
Electric
6-
6-28
—
_____
&
Williamsport HR., 7%
Emerson
6-28
50c
Elliott Company, common (quar.t
5%
cumulative preferred (quar.)
Elmira
7
3oc
(quar.)
Elizabethtown
(Julius)
50c
933i%
6-17
(Houston)—
Insurance
Quarterly
Great
12'ic
—
—
quarter)
Refractories
Common
(Calif.)
Corp.
9- 3
Quarterly
Life
Great West Life Assurance Co.
15c
(
6-14
32 %c
.
6-25
9-18
2'/2C
Supply Corp.—
'
•
convertible preferred (quar.)
General Cable Corp., common (quar.)—____
4% 1st preferred (quar.)—
-,l
General Contract Corp., common (quar.)—
5% preferred ($20 par) (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
'6%
preferred (quar.)
;
General Controls Co., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quur.)__—
(Seattle >—
;
•*.
7-10
7 l'ac
__
Electric Bond & Share (mcreaseu qu»r.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar. )—
6-29
General Builders
5-24
.
6-20
7-29
75c
__a
cor.v.
General
5-24
$1.18
(quar.)
6-30
5%
—
6-14
_______
30c
Inc., class B conv.
General
5-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Southern
1st
Great Western Sugar,
5%
$5:40 preferred (initial quar.)
Paso Natural Gas, common (quar.)—___
Great
luc
General
1 6-20
7-15
preferred
Elder
Great
7-10
20c
General
-
! quar. )___——,
6-28
7-30
20c
General
6-14
preferred
preferred
7-19
5%
tax
income
6-14
6-28
preference (quar.;
Lakes Towing Co.____
5%
5Vn %
preferred (quar.)
General American Investors Co., com. (quar.)Common
(from long-term capital gains)!
6-10
1
$4.72
$4.12
%
2
(From
6-14
$4.50
v
6-14
Gas Industries Fund,
6-10
6-28
.
15c
—
Co.,
6-21
1
#25c
(quar.)___
Garrett
6-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar. 1
Electric
Paso
6-25
125c
4%%
Stores,
Edison Sault. Electric
Corp.,
__
1
7-
•;
preferred
Gatineau
--■—
6-21
7-
25c
5
7-
.
1
Lakes
Paper, Ltd., common
$1.20 class B pref. (quar. )..
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
Co.—
(quar.)
Garlock
in-
net
7-
(quar.)
pref erred
4!
6-14
7-
<quar.)i—
Great
dividend).
investment
6-28
ElOc
(Wv T.)
5-31
_____—__
V-t '/<■
Garfinckel
%35c
7-19
_____
6-27
—_
7-19
(quar.)_
8-24).
'1149-
(increased
_______
1
-
6-10
6-27
9-16
10c
1
75c
•
3-
12-16
-
(quar.)
8-
9-16
80c
—
Ltd.
Trust,
(quar.)
Eddy Match. Ltd.; (quar.)
Edo
(from
>■
Baler
Economy
1
17c
Fund
Stock
Howard
&
vestment
Economic-Investment
10-
Toy, Ltd.
Guarantee Co.
6-14
$1.50
—
&
Extra
7
I5c
$25c*
>,
#25c
■__•__
——
8-
(quar.»_^—_
41-2%
9-16
1
7-
,
37V'2c
(quar/)-^^.-
preferred '(quar.)__j^__.=:_AW---—
Eaten & Howard Balanced Fund
(from net
6%
Grand
6-
1
(quar.)__
6-28
(quar.)
net
E. )
Gannett Co.,
6-14
1
7-
25c
(quar.)______—__—
common
1
10-
7Vic
—
___
4
7
25c
preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.;
Eastman
1
7Vic
(quar.)
common
______—_——,—
$1
Eastern Stainless
6-
7-12
7-
6-17
7-
Rapids Varnish Corp.
Investors, Inc.—
(R.
''•••■«
semi-annual
130c
prcxcrred
from
Quarterly
6-17
6-28
$1.12 %
Inc.,
Assn.,
(quar.)
6-28
2%
tquar.)
cunnnon
dividend
preferred (quar.
Fundamental
Funs ten
6-
8-26
50c
_________
Co.
6-25
32 %«
(s-a)—
A.)
3%
:
Co., common (quar.;
3%%
preferred (quar.)_v_,
——;___
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)_~.
——
(George
9- 4
6-10
7%C
Ltd.
(quar.)
Company
6-25
Grnnd
Grant
(quar.„
(quar.)____
Corp.
7-10.
9-16
-$0.215625
(stock
Realty
7-31
50c
35c
7
1
6-10
J50c
6-
7-
3
^
-
.
6-29
quar.)_
flncreased
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
Class A\ (quar.) ______—
6-
::-v
9-16' -*~v8l*15
t$l '
(quar.
Batteries
dividend-.
Increased
6-14
*
10c
(L.)
Stock
>
*- "* 6Cc
Employees Insurance <quar.j__
Employee's Life Insurance—
Gould-National
4
(quar.)__
6%
,
,
Holder*
Payable of-Ree. *<i. ■!*.■*<
Share
v..
;—
7-10
7-26
25C
Quarterly
1
(s-a)____(quar.)__
Per.usylvan'a
East
1
6-24
3%
Corp.—
(quar.)_
Co.,
Friedman
4
preferred
(quar.)
;————
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan (quar.)
East
7-
—___—_
6-29
12 Vic
6-14
$1.05
Quarterly
payments 'ess
15%
Mexican
(net payment of each dividend 17c)
5c
_
1
(quar.)—___.
Extra
Oil
Eason
7-
30C
Above
31 Vic
is-a)
&
Bros.
Cos.,
5-31
30c
(Canada),
Foundation
1
6-25
Government
(quar.)—
Foundation
5
7-
Vic
Government
25c
6-
7-1;
52 %c
6-15
35c
5-21
1
preference
4%
9-20
12-20
16Vic
$1.18%
*
'
'
(quar ).
1
(s-a)—
A
7-
SOc
Common
.
6-25
(quar.)__—___—
Inc.
7-10
7%%
46
class
non-voting
B
6-20
1-1-58
<quar.)_,
common
(quar.)___
Wallace,
&
Class
Foremost
pt Company
When,
Per
.
Name
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar. )_lii_L
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada
6
6-14
1
10-
6-
$1.25
__—i—___—
preferred
7-
$1.25
(quar.)_^—____—
Gear & Machine, common...
Bros.
53/4%
jffJ #
7- I'
32c
(quar.)
& Chemical
Machinery
Common
87'/2C
7%
$1
6-14
$1.12%
(quur.)__—
Co.,
1
preferred
1
$1.25
common—.
common
dividend
Stock
Boiaen
Payable of Bee,
62 %c
<quar.)
Fair Stores,
When
,
#30c
-
7c
Co.,
Lignt
preferred
$4.20
7-
&
-
Share
City Ornamental Iron
Corp. Ltd.
(quar.
Food
DuMont
25c
Per;
s,
<•'
Public Utilities,
4%%
8
15c
—-
-ft,
Fund______
Fower
Florida
———•——
Du-Art film
$3.50
Mutual
Florida
stock (10c par)
(quar.j
Corp.
7-
2
Florida
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
Diaper
1
7-
#25c
i
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a )__
l.
'—
Flagg-Utica, 5% prior preferred (quar.)_.
Fleming Co., 5% preferred tquar.
5'fo preferred (quar.)_—
:"5% preferred (quar.)—___——
,/'v
8-
#12V2C
preference (quar.)—
Dover Industries (stock dividend)
(Three shares ot 5% pid.
for each share held)
^
Name of Company
6-28
$1
Dow
When.. Holder*
Payable of Mee,
^
iquar.)
I Common
•
,
? Share
£-■> ■ f ■;
i
Dominion'.Oilcloth'"6c Linoleum, Ltd. (qttar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investment Ltd., com.
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
^ ^
? Name of
■
Monday,. June .24, 1957 ~
.
6- 3
6-20
6-20
7-15
5-31
6-14
6-14
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-28
8- 1
7-2
7- 2
1- 2
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
$1.12%
25c
#12%c
25c
56Vic
80c
S33ic
$1
$1-10
37 %c
6-29
6-1J
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-12
6-1%
6-19
7-
6-29
6-10
Houston
.
5%
-
-
-
Natural
5% preferred
preferred
5Vi%
Corp.,
com.
($25 par) ,(quar.)_—
($50 par) iquar.)—
convertible- preferred (quar.)
'
^-7
Gas
(quar.)_
SI.12%
8-15
—
—
31 Vic
62%c
51.31%
(Continued on page 48)
-
-
,
t6-12
>.
*J
Volume
Number 5649
185
J.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2923)
(I't'liK.lli.
Stock Record «» New York Stock
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISYED SYOCK
Range for Previous
stocks
Year 1956
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
98% Dec
14
109 % Feb
7
98
Jan
28
49% Jun
Abbott Laboratories
17
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58% Jan
2
64% May 17
14
Apr
10
July 30
13% Apr
22
16% May 27
ACF-Wrigley
28
31% Jun
10
38% Jan
8
Acme
4
23% Feb
12
26% Jun
18
4
24
27% Jan
11
July 17
132
29% May 25
37% Dec
22
29% May
19
23% Dec
108
32% Jan
6
Jan
19
12% Dec
31
11% Apr
154
22% Jan
22% Dec
19
Mar
Feb
10% Mar
3
31
20% Jan
I
12
204
14
Jun
4%
ABC
52
Dec
10
46 V2 Feb
13
Feo
9
190
Dec
13
176 % Feb
15
Nov
9
163
2% Dec
13
9
~
4% Feb
17
Dec
16% Feb
13
Dec
14
117% Jan
19
108% Jun
18
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
6
15% Feb
12
77
23% Mar 22
Dec
31
88% Jan
6% Dec
31
241% Sep
14
23
71% Jun
5% Feb
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
241% Sep
30
12% Dec
9% Jun
143~
108% Mar 19
52% Jan
29
Jan
11
102
Nov
12
13
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
28
21% Dec
11
2974 Dec
26
42% Dec
77
Dec
21
56% Jan
26
97% Jan
30% Nov
29
104 % Nov
8
125
Jan
25
47
July 11
Apr
Feb
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
3.200
31%
31%
317b
31%
5,500
26%
26
267b
25'A
26
5,400
26
25%
25%
25'A
*25
25%
195
192%
25%
195
19
30
lu8
Mar 15
Jan
11%
11%
26%
27%
26%
29%
28%
28%
28
119
18
11
29%
60%
39
Jan
49
Jun
4
*152
160
3
3
1
1674
28
Dec
31
39
Apr
3
27
Feb
4
Sep
27
31 % Nov
19
26
Jan
2
29% Jan
16
41% Jun
19
45% Jun
4
104% Feb
12
147% Jun
7
117 b
4,600
27%
28'A
12,500
29
61%
29'A
59'A
29
*222
227
160
♦152
160
*152
160
♦152
3
3
3
3%
•3
3%
17%
1674
167b
4
10974
108'A
108%
17'A
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
10Q
71%
71%
*71'A
72%
71%
71'A
*71%
72%
.—
109 3
1
8'A
10.0
8'/a
1674
8'/a
87b
167b
108'A'
108
;
87a
1674
8%
8%
*230
299
*230
299
*230
145
*128
144
*133
143
*133
140
*130
*1474
15%
14%
100
xl09
147b
*109%
15%
14%
4
1474
113
*10974
14%
*3%
147b
58%
58
113
109%
108
14%
14%
800
37b
3%
*3'A
37b
*3 7b
3%
1,200
90%
90'A
20,300
91%
9174
8974
91'A
22'A
*2174
22%
2174
2174
•21%
22 %
297b
297b
29%
29
29%
28%
2974
46%
47
46%
47%
47
47%
x46
46%
45%
*76%
76 7 a
76%
76%
♦75%
76%
•75 %
34%
34
34'A
33%
9174,
•76%
78%
33%
34%
337a
of
♦110
100
10
115
'111
.
117
36%
36%
1
99%
100%
98%
No par
47%
48%
47'A
*110
49
America
Limited
36
115
88
*21%
.
•110
46
5,300
100
76%
34
22,300
115
36%
36%
3674
3574
36'A
36
98 74
99%
96
98%
94%
3674
96'/a
17,800
48%
4874
47%
48 %
46%
477a
59,900
•
30
•28%
30
•2874
30
•28%
297b
26%
26%
*26%
27
•26'A
27
26%
26%
42%
42%
42'%
42%
41'A
42
41
41
No par
139%
140%
139%,
141%
136%
140%
13574
64%
64 %
•64%
•29
2,100
100%
1
50
100
2874
3374
116
•111
22
2874
34'/a,
12.50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
70
14%
297b
20
31,800
147b
4
90
1
108
14%
*2174
9274
20
1474
18
Dye
25,600
58%
5
Co
8'/a
140
.
No par
&
110
2,400
299
57%
1097-4
7,700
17%
72 »A
77b
299
1,300
1674
*71%
*230
100
3
108
17
*135
•
100
.
*107%
299
19,100
155
16%
108
*230
No par
1
8 7b
16%
*107
2,400
60',b
219'A
229
c
600
29
59%
219%
60'A
•224
5
Amalgamated Leather Co
6% convertible preferred
30% Feb 21
24
800
11%
V
231
Corp common__No par
preferred
100
Aluminum
29'A
60'%
61%
♦152
3
29
29%
60%
2
Co
Aluminium
18
29
61%
♦226
Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
May 16
29%
—100
Mills
4%
100 % May 13
44% May 28
Chemical
189%
28%
233
gtd
25%
*186
117 b
Mining
preferred
*25
\
187'A
11%
*228
Allis-Chalmers
9
187'A
11%
Allied Stores
82
36% May
195
11%
common.,
Industries
47% Jun
15
192
11%
08% Jan
Mar 25
25
191
11%
*3%
Mar 12
Feb
14
31%
5
32
80
13%
26%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
7 J
600
31%
11
40% Feb
3,600
14
100
prior
Allied Kid
60%
26%
Jan
3
35% Jan
Gold
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allied
60
32
100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allied
60
13%
1
series
preferred
3
60
26%
*1474
4
10
1951
Vicksburg Ry
23% May 13
30% Jan
8
4,000
60%
22,900
31%
1
14
157b
13%
Inc.—
5
15%
26%
common
conv
157 b
48%
100
32
Allen
27% Feb
133 % Aug
$4
3
15%
48
100
13%
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp common..
5 % % preferred A
13
99
,_1
preferred
%%
Shares
48%
99
101
26%
12
37 % July 25
17
82
4
14
60%
•99
477b
16
15%
59%
15%
59%
15% Jun
85% Mar 27
21% Jun 12
Mar 12
34
7%
16
16
the Week
31%
No par
pfd
Juneau
Aldens Inc
48%
47%
49%
Friday
June 21
1
conv
&
June 20
101
60%
Sales far
Thursday
♦99%
15%
PRICES
1
Corp
Alco Products Inc
8
j'unTi
65% Apr
110% Jun
3Ve May 14
88
16
14
May 4
64% Dec 17
114% Mar 27
18% Jan
Jan
Alaska
48%
SALE
June 19
1
Corp—
4.50%
49%
102
60
Air Reduction Inc common—No- par
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
11
160
5
19% Jan
114
17
7
10% May
Aeroquip
HIGH
Wednesday
June 18
10
Inc
Co__,
Aetna-Standard
May~28
3%
Stores
Co
Express
Alabama
~2% Ma7~5
16
111
11
Steel
Admiral Corp
Mar 14
36% Feb
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
219% Jun 21
155
48
*100
25
Adams-Millis
7
136
l
5
100
common
preferred
Vending Corp
Adams
30% May 10
30% May
9
61% Jun 18
28% May
conv
Tuesday
June 17
Par,
ACF Industries Inc
7
14% Jan
5
Monday
EXCHANGE
Dec
20
LOW AND
NEW york stock
Highest
11
Sep
.
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Lowest
-
15
•28%
30
♦26'A
.
3,800
27
J
——
A
200
l
"
91% Jan
58
22
121 % Mar 23
10
Dec
79
4
30
Oct
27
7
8
64
108
17% Apr
18
89
Apr
17
7
37
Jan
23
23% Aug
1
47% Dec
118
28
Dec
2
U
,
Jun
2
104% Feb
Mar
,_1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*91%
94
91%
91%
•91%
93%
34%
35
347 a
35'A
♦347b
35
97
97%
97
97
29%,
May
9 i
15
19% Dec
4%»Dec
40
Oct
38
NOV
32% May 21
20
,.
■20% Jan
3
20% Mv
7% Mar 12
31
1
49% Apr
Jun
6%
4
20% May
53% Dec
Dec
27
29
2
#1% Nov
67
3
13
12
Jan
9
,
81
Dec
.
Jan
Jan
28
32% Jun
13
Feb
14
84
79% Dec
23
26
27
9
8
12% Dec
28
25
Dec
35% Jan
10
13% Nov
-
Jan
6
Jan
23% Dec 31
Broadcasting-Paramount
40% Dec
11
9
26
93
10
45% Nov
7
34% May
4
25% Nov 29
56% May
28% Jun
91
Jun
Jan
5% Jan
70% Sep
17
33% Dec
3
40% Jan
9
33
Feb
54% Aug
9
46% Feb
5
19
Dec
28
Nov
21
56
Feb
21
24% Mar 20
14
177
12
53
Jun
7
14% Jun
99 % Feb
6
25% Jan
15
27
:
May
16% Jun
8
12
8% Mar 21
20
1
27%,
27%,
28 %
27%
27%.
•27'A
27%
277'4
14
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
1474
15%
15
157a
5,400
5
22%
227,,
22 'A
22%
22
22 %
2174
2171
21%
2174
2,100
*47%
Jun
20
6
% Jan
2
16'A
10
37%
38
37 %
12.50
—10
20 %
20%
20
107
107
107
1
151
155
155'A
Corp
SS Co
Products
preferred
9
153
Apr
4
7% May 22
28%,
26%
100
*89
American
Amer Smelt &
21
136
Jun
19
155% «T-\n
24
2
40
Jun
3
45% Jan
3
6%
4
123% Feb
15
37% Feb
28
47% Jan
3
American
Steel
45% Mar 12
53% May 31
American
40
Apr
18
7
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
Amer Sugar
7%
1
170% Jan
2
4
American
Tel
30
70% Jun
13
78% Jan
31
American
Dec
26
145% Jan
27
21
131% Feb
14
31% Nov
23
51% Jan
13
30% Feb
12
41% Jun
6
American
10% July 20
9% Jan
21
10% Jun
13
Dec
Jun
4
29
Jan
17
25% Jan
18
27% Feb
6
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
23% Apr
24
25
Jan
18
17 % Dec
12
23% Mar 13
14
20
87% Mar 19
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
65
Jan 23
63% Feb
14
31% Dec
6
85
Nov
7
67
Jun
Feb 25
60
Dec
3
32% Jan
10
30% May 28
26% May 29
•Pnr
footnotes
2
40% Jun
14
90% Apr
9
95% May
4
48% Feb
9
20
43%
31% Feb
12
July 11
30% Feb
13
357b Mar 19
25% Jan
8
see
page
26.
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
38
,
♦80
2774
20
38%
82
38
:
55%
55
'
2674
38 %
3874
38
82
•54%
55 %
•80
55%
55%
1,100
26
26%-
2674
26%
13,600
9074"
*88
2474
26'A
16%
15%
1574
1574
1574
•15%
1574
16
16
7%,
77a
8
77a
8%
567,',
57
5574
53
29%
30'A
29%
30
28%
29'A
29
30%
35%
35%
33%
35
%
35%
35%*
35%
35%
55 'A
56%
55
55 %
54%
5474
5374
147a
159
89
*
14%
*154
i
41%
42 %
121 %
'*120
15
156 "2
•83
56
14%
♦150
28
91 %
67 a
674
28%
671,
2774
94
60%
138
92
59%
136
57
8
54%
1474
156
7
27%
95
6074
137%
1474
148
87a>
774
15
1474
150
*148%
3,900
500
500
8%
153,000
54'A
;
14,800
9,700
2,500
54
1
14,200
14%
31,900
150
40
674
674
674
6%
2,800
27%
2774
27%
27%
4,000
91
59'A
137
92
60 %
137'A
92
59
136 »A
42%
•41
41%
41
41%
41
121%
*41%
*120
30
91
26'A
88
I
12,600
f
82
•80
*120
121%
•120
121%
•120
92
3,000
59%
25,900
690
136%
41
1,000
121%
39 %
3374
39 %
3874
387b
38%
3874
3874
387a
51%
52
517b
5174
51%
5174
51
5174
50%
51
1,800
31%,
32%
31 %
32
31%
32%
3174
32
31%
31%
2,100
31%
317b
31
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
2,470
9%
9%
9%
9%
176%
176%
17574
1767a
71%
73%
71%
72%
974
174
71%
3,100
10
9%
9%
974
974
17574
173%
174 %
17374
174%
52,000
7074
7174
7074
71%
20,300
72
121
118%
2,100
119%
119%
11874
1,030
40%
39%
40 %
3974
39%
39%
39%
38%
39 '/a
24,000
10%
10%,
1074
10 34
10'%
107 b
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,800
26
•2574
2674
•2574
•2374
24 %
•2374
24%
147 a
14
1474
287a
29%
64%
1
28%
28%
50
67%
69%
78
78
Wire & Cable
Hocking Glass
& Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Mining
29
30
28%
29
66%
6474
66%
64%
65%
*77
78'%
76
77
75'A
75%
40
407 a
•39'A
40%
39%
3974
Corp—
6-25
preferred
Clayton
Copper
No par
No par
21.80
10
14
40
%
40 %
♦91%
14
28%
6474
•75
38%
•90
270
38%
1,600
94
94
•90%
94
45
%
45 %
•45
4574'
44%
44 %
45%
45%
40 7 a
3° %
40%
38%
39%
3774
3874
377/a
*35 %
36%
*35%
36 %
•3514
36%
*35'A
36%
*35%
38%
36 74
94
55,700
76%
45%
•9074
10,500
29
65%
39%
94
6,100
14%
45
*91%
500
26%
24%
24%
Anderson
Andes
26
1474
267a
*23%
15
Common
117
•2374
*26
24'%
series
119
15
26%
14%,
5%%
118
14%
26%
*23%
Anaconda
$4
120
25
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Preferred
Co
39% Jan
*
55'A
39%
5
100
25
Electronics Corp
12
2,200
100
40%,
Anaconda
13
700
167b
1674
*98%
119%
American
Jan
1674
100
25
25
Corp
Amphenol
42% Dec
107
3,000
1574
15%
25
Viscose
9
2
•9874
.
24%
28%
preferred
7
May
1674
1674
100
16
1
Co
19
81
4,300
14%
Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
6%
Anchor
42% Apr
& Tel
Jun
19% Mar
500
9774
26'A
59%
American Sumatra Tobacco
72% Jan
30
16174
1474
•96%
2474
28%
American
117
2
•1574
-
14%'
97%
26%
136%
Tobacco common
Jan
16
16
14'A
•96-%
24
61%,
Refining common
16% Jan
12
14%
•89
139%
preferred
84% Apr
179% Mar
16174
161%
•
1
187 % Feb
9% May 13
160%
2,100
109
24
60%
Foundries
1
25
166%
2074
20%
26%
137%
Stores Co
4,200
108'A
91
6%
Snuff Co common
25
noncumulative preferred—100
28
3
160
*'
26
6%
American
10
Jan
20%
110
2374
100
Oct
9
207b
♦108'A
97%
91
No par
preferred
7%
68% Oct
119
2074
110
26'%
10
Refg com
31
16
;
20
24%
14%
Ship Building Co—No par
120% Jan
30% Jun
165
31,900
23%
5
American Seating Co
16
3574
-
*25%
*154
10°
10
59% Jan
35%
7%
25
Co
preferred
11
13
36'A
*15%
1
5
American Safety Razor
19
43
3574
1374
82
-
*89
56
Jun
July 24
12,400
3774
24%',
54%,
63% Jun
51
16
;
,37
26%
81
24','4
1
No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
34% Jan
129% Mar 26
29%
1574
•
*26
2
20
357a
Gas
95
19
2874
16%'
•96%
3874
'A
28
Optical Co—
Potash & Chemical
7%
38
common-No par
19
39% Jan
29
16
13%
82
11
46% Mar
28%
16%
*
38%,
55
Co
48
*47%
-
29%
16
97 %
16
82
Coid-
48
500
2874
110
158%
-
16
16
16
55%.
Products com
•47
,
,
*
,
'
82
20
10
107
54
50% Feb
25
38% *■
-20 %
100
81% Feb
Apr
%
;
28
1
No par
27% Jun
Jan
49
•47
29
6
Feb
'49
*47%
16%
26
174
49
29
59% Mar 20
Nov
*28
56%,
Amer
148
42
10% Dec
17,100
22,700
29%,
18% Jan
5
13
120
Dec
86%
43%
2 >74
Amer
10
85%
56%
58% May 15
600
200
4274
35%
37% May 17
„•
.
87%
American
11
.*
:
4374
No par
11
8774
86%
16 'A
Natural
34 %
43%
29%,
News
28%
*33%
*86
5
28%
4474
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
American
64% Jan
33% May
*28'/a
33
8774
88
16%
Motors
,
43%
preferred
American
33
•86
.
86%
Hardware
American
27
36% Jan
87 '■
28-%
2874*
34
87
5%%
3
Feb
105
*28%
•86
4374
29%
Metal
300
Secur—No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd
4%%
2,800
41 'A
84'A
preferred
American
'
-36%
42%
Amer Machine & Metals
31
21
28% May 22
8% Feb
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
4
147b Mar 26
6
Dec
12
21
6
13
'
*33%
38%
21
6
877b
American Mach & Fdry common—7
33 % Nov
16% Dec
28%
"3274
87%
1674
28% Feb
150
28%
32%
87%,
•987b
31
8
28%,
32%
%
17
5% Dec
Jun
*28
*86%
100
18
43
1,000
*16%
30
12
56
*98%
13% Jan
55% Jan
56
17
21% Apr
3
5A%
r><r%
100
25
5
56%
16%,
11
200
5,400
24,900
4174
5.700
*98%
23% Feb
•-
41%
56
*32
6%
3.90%
4174-
1
1,100
14,400
!
'y/ t
13,200
v
60
—100
4
5%
'
*99
11
Feb
1974
57b
57
17% Jun
16
Apr
57
3
40 % May 14
20
36
16% Jun
83
2274
574
"
23
96
2
21
2274
.
1,000
*1%
13%
27
1
•
.
7,800
118%
00%
*96%
Jan
118%
1974
12074
367V
13%,
Jan
18,200
-
48
■
41%
97%
Jan
22%
4674
59%
13%
28
2174
4174
*96%
30
v.
*
6&74»
noncumulatlve preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
6
«
:
37
American Ice Co common____No par
2
8% Jan
38%
American-Home
12
'
61 %
_40c
prior
574
37%.
-
Foreign Power—No par
American Hawaiian
5%%
•19%
41%
7
78% Mar 26
63%
310
84%
Tiling
European
18
May 27
2274
_;
5 74
42
19
102
20
*4174
19
41
48%'
42%
97% Jun
31% Feb
;
500
42%
American Gas & Electric Coj.
American
574
166% Jun
14% Jun
2
29%
83%
Distilling Co
Feb
135
-
14
31
Mar 16
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
41%
•
12
21
29%
•61
1
..
.
*
10
10
100
10
Export Lines Inc
Jan
360
300-
1,500-
42
&
15% Jan
98%
-1
35,200
•
3574
1
American
8
227b
48
118%
237b
•19%
53o
59%
Issued
American
95
Mar 29
108
When
20
37 V#
59%
Co—
American
22% Dec
Mar
Colortype
1
97% Dec
28
37%
*
23
23%
14% Jan
3
77% Dec
37%
No par
Co
7
May
61
227b
■;
.
121
10% Feb
9
17
35% Feb
19
19
5%
58%
50%
American Cyanamld Co
.Jun
*•19%
5 %
No par
prior preferred
44% Jun
22%,
19%
42'%
American Crystal Sugar com
4%%
121
95% Feb
14% Mar 21
21
•24% Feb
Chicle
Jun
4
106% Feb
American
Cable
&
17% Apr.23
11
•
61
7
—
Chain
31% Feb
Dec
19
American
22%
42
preferred
49
-96
28
7%
18
Feb
; '■
*
122%
25
iasuecl
When
American
X122
5%
12.50>
Can Co common
American
13
13
Dec
ftl
27
Cable &
{American
124
22'A
19%
—;—
20
Radio Corp——1
Feb
20
34%
•97%
:
}
900
j
1
common
Encaustic
118% Feb
Dec
88
Inc
preferred
Enka Corp
7
-
93% Feb
5 %
American
143
95
39% Jan
Theatres
124
100
convertible preferred
4%
American
31
15
49
American
31
17% Apr
17% Jan
2274
48'A.
14
.Dec
July
227b
49'A
30
11
102
61%
23'A
21
84% Jan
Aug
61%
22%
X48%»
27% Jan
104
91%
29%-
*61%
29% Apr
7
13%
91%
•'
*29
50 %
15% Jun
142 % Nov
•29
23%
63
'
•34%
1874'
347/a
99
49%
9
14
1
1,000
21,400
*
64%
1874
93
•97'A
22%
7
34% Feb
3474
97 %
*61%
45
,
136%
64%
65
30
97%
2
Corp
26
25
'13% Nov 29
59% May 21
31% Jan 17
;
Co
Apr
6
29%
18%
•91%
.
com—No par
Arma
Shoe
26% Apr
14% Feb
7
;
18%;
50
Bosch
21
5
2
12
41% Jun
25
14
16% Apr
43% Aug
35% May 28
18% OCt
4
86
Dec
30% Dec
48
27
8
11 Ye May
1
44% Mar 12
3
17% Jan
Jan
66% Feb
Mar~2l
27%
19% Aug
|3
V
64% J«n 19'
'
„
22% Jun
42 % M*r
3
Dec
■>
100
30
4&%<Jtm> 20
t
25
37 % Apr
18
61
53% Jan
35
"
27% May 15
.
21
20
44% Apr
.
48% Mar 11
,
•
29%,
63'/a
"
6% May 14
18
35% Jun
48% Jun
27
;
4
41% Jun
38% Jan
29%
10
preferred
Brake
Amer
13
24% Jan
7
39% Feb
2
100
41%
i35y8
1377/u
"
125
4
4% Mar
preferred
preferred
conv
American
50% Jun 13
12
1P% Jan
11-
common
American Bank Note common
Amer
21% Dec
Airlines
convertible
4%%
5
27
:41% Feb 12
11
Jan
66
20
19% Jan
31
„
65
64:%
100
3%%
2
41%
'
65
65
par
American Bakeries Co com—No par
American
3
Apr 25
99% Mar 28
:
28% Mar 25
9
Jan
Agricultural Chemical__No
1
9
61
16% Jan
Sep
95% Jan
31% Oct 29
39% Oct
99
26
24% Jan
Corp
Amerada Petroleum Corp..
Amer
May 31
113
31% Jan
7
70% Jan
May 28
68
Mar 19
36
27% Mar
60% Feb 27
Feb.
126
10
95% Dec
9
26% Mar 16
Sep 19
105% Sep
Jan
Amerace
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
Monday, June 24, 1957
...
(2924)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
41% Apr
9
27% Jan
23
39% Apr
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
15% Feb
7
24
5
14
2
27
2
6
13
15
29
May
37% Mar
5
102% Mar
Dec
82
18% May 24
8% Jan
5
4% Dc-c
Jan
22
26% Jun
11
31% Mar
15% Jan
27% Oct
11
20
97
Oct
65
Jan
8
Armour
8
30
Jan
4
Armstrong Cork Co common
20
92
Feb
18
Feb
14
3274 Jun
5
Arnold
4% Feb
12
6% Jun
7
Artloom
16% Jan
33% Apr
Jan
17
16% Feb
12
27% Apr
9
28
Industries
2.50
Inc
34
v
May
103
Jan
Jun
6
'
v
'
56 %
36,800
10,900
14 4B
27 34
837a
86
*84 7 i
2,j 7
4
28 74
28%
*21-r :
5'
a
674
b'4 !
5%
Ve
32%
32 7
32
•
19
18r,)i
30%
3074
18%
18%.
18%
*307a
•
30%
''y
11% Aug
o-.a
5r%t
31%
5%.
32"«'
13 %
18 la
18 7«
30%
307a
17
90
Nov 23
43% Jan 27
26% Dec
32%
6
5%
30 % Jun
7
Atlantic
32%
33
32%
32 7
Jan
23
4Vo
95
32%
91
91
91
530
75
75
1,200
23 Vb
23 "it
90
91
9U
90 3,
77%
77%
77 %
74 74
77
7
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
2374
10
9%
29%
*89
45%
52%
86 %
9%
9%
30
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 7a
9%
'J%
9"4
29%
29 71.
29%
29%
2974
29:74
29- *
29-;it
9174
89
89
Coast
14
41 Va Feb
12
57% Jun
6
Atlantic
Refining common
84'A Jun
20
94
21
Aug
11% Jan
1
67
Jun
5
78
13
9
10
Jan
14
16% Jan
19
17% Feb
27
91
13
5% Sep
26
26
: Jan
24
Jan
14
28
13 Va Mar
*90
7a
0
7
74
0
7
2
3
47% May 24
45%
46%
46%
47
51%
45%
.53%
86%
10
53
52
53%
52
86
85
85%
8474
86
10
...
9'n
16%..
IG'y
OJ
167
85
8474
8174
9%
16»4.
71%/
72%
11%
11%
11%.
11%
11-54
($1.20j—Nopai
17%
18%
Co of Amer—5
36 •»
*36%
87
J(i
17%_
*17 7a
6%
6%
6%
6%
45%
45%
45%
45%
$2.25
L>o
45-!
,
410
10
16
73%
24,500
%
2,600
7374
.7,900
11%
11-54"
*177a
18%;
.
>:■
2,209
100
•
35 3
35%";
.%*
*4574
4
337 a
•
;'
6%
6%
6%
*45%
a
72
10
21,100
16 74
10
13
11%
2,200
8,800
y);!
52%
*17%
71%
13,300
''■'■■V
5;
53 '/4
9%'
9%
16%
72%
9%,
16%
'
39.300
4774
47
47 %
46%
16%
Mis Corp (The) common
3 *
conv preferred
No par
Avco
♦8
91%
72%
11%
18
36%
Canteen
Automatic
May 15
Jan
8
*89
91%
16%
—20
No par
common
prior pref
Conv
18y4 Mar 22
38
5% Jan
Nichols
*89
91%
23%
72%
11%*17%
.preferred-^w«Xi.^i.w*,«i--i20'''
Austin
1
43'A Jan
common
Atlas Powder Co:.—
2
24
Corp
*5%.
.
Feb
17
7% Feb 24
49% Feb
Atlas
30% Jan
34% Oct 29
8
37% Sep
16% Jun
„_10
—100
I
$3.75 series B preferred
25
Jan
11% Jan 24
Apr 25
9
Sep
22% Jun
No par
RR_
Atlantic
99% Feb 20
15% Dec 27
9
Line
11
18
61% Feb
100
preferred
49% Jan
10% May 28
1
18% Jun
1,500
__10
.
8
47% Aug
83% Nov 29
8% Nov 29
700
3274
90
City Electric Co com__6.50
39% Feb
13,400
32 7a
32 7 a
32%;
a
90
10
Co
preferred
non-cum
1,700
30 7«
76%
,_100
1st preferred—
9
63% May
5
35% Jan
10% Feb
2
Jan
88% May 20
27
Feb
101
10
27
5,400
18".,!
30 7+
-
i V
:
'
1
Common
11
Jan
27
10
9% Jun
3
30% Mar 13
100
29
■
y:i *y-'x.
Corp—
Associates Investment
22% Jun
33% July 25
30
Nov
10
360
85
3274
5%
32
'
1834
30%
'
31%
32
,
*27
"17,900
14'»
14%
27 74
88
30
,
•;V: 2.000
S0';4' '>
27*54
15%
28
867 a
*2974
*
3,200
1174
147a<
277a
1
/„
.
4
27
147a
83 7
Atchisdn Topeka & Sante Fe—
25% Nov 21
',
317
56
27%
6
32 74
37%.
31 %
14 7a
'
Shares
<
377a
31" 4
57:;a
'
a
26 'a
*'.•
30
*30 7a
5.25%
28
78
'■
Oil & Refining.com—j—1
Common
6
/
a
317
57
■
■■
3 <3.»
377a
...
88
6
I
32 7
5 J
•'58'a-
57a
33
32
1
June 21
June *»M
88I4
%9
—1
3TU
38 74
,
the Week
Friday
Thursday
*\-
273«
27 7«
preferred $1.50 series—No pur
2nd
Associated Dry Goods
28% Feb 12
89
Jun 14
63% Jan 22
5
Corp.
X
,147a
14
*38
Carpet Co Inc
Ashland
6
5
1
No par
Illinois——
of
preferred
Constable
Arvin
29
19% May
3174 May 31
Co
&
$3.75
58-a*
58 7 a
■
3274 " 32 74
3 2-,-a
*yJU
__5
lo
Corp
12
18
Aug 28
73
Corp
Steel
8372 Jun
5
35
Jan 23
Argo
Arinco
1374 Feb
3
110% Jan
16
9
29"%. Feb
Mar
4
2
36
12
25% Feb
30% Mar 29
4
Oil
Jan
6574 Jan
28% Mar 27
517a Feb
38,
387a
38
No par
'
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
June 19
June 18
June 11
Par
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
25
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
-
39% Apr
3
35% Jan
3574 Jun 28
26% Nov 29
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lvweft
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
AND
LOU
STOCKS
■•age tor Prevloiu
45
46
5,400
6 % ;■;,/
6 7a
"
,
4,
35
36,500
&
900
43
B
'"
7
95%'" Jun 12
21
105
94
43 74 Dec
Dec
8
39
Sep
10
47% Jan
20
2874 Feb
43
Jun
13
86
May
39% Apr
9
12
31% Jan 24
42
Apr 22
27 Vb Feb
26
6
Jan
7
3
Jan
101
50 y2 Jan
89 Va
Feb
6
57% Mar 11
p"3/4
Bell
2
10
Jan
85
30
1
Inc—:
4%%
S)
Co
preferred
4%%
39 %
—100
*00
\
43%,.: 43:,
33%
-
' 84
*80
y
'
'"
;
333«
8 J-
>:
84
•>■
50
597 a
59%"'
45
4 j
80%
a"
33
14.900
25.800
v
"
96
r'160
80'.
.
.
49 3»
48 7a
49%
-
3274
*35'
<
79%
a
.
'
13
9.900
42 Va
137 a
96%
■
1.600
474"%
4174
13%'
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,
47'a
.
4.8 3a:,
32 7 a
V
50% ' 51'
50%'
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.
42%-
,
13%
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95%/ 96
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4
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r
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13%
13%-,
"97 i-'
50%
61
;
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80
%
13%
V
% *42%
'■
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841
•'
'
-
'
34«4
i
v.
17%
17*'V
40',4
39
-
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22 %
31%
10%
18
39%
!'
10%
17%
40%
•;
'
2
3L
4,600
43
32%
327«
4,500
•
21%
*4172
630
•
,
9,600
8-j 7
21%
.
5,800
-4
11
*1074
11
•%%
400
17%
18
167
17
ViV':
15,800
4072
40%
4
11,100
'
94
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43
3274
•
:
;
42
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41%'
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111*
40%
2274
18
-
1774
8572
10%
10 31
; i7>
94
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32 3 4
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43
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142
17%-
217 4
43
4,200
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t
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,
100
i!;
93%
7 *83%
'
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31%
31%
347 a
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:
16 7
,
600
-
■:
6i7i
417a
-
85%
22
*41%.-
43
*16 7 a
34%
142
42%
•'
17%
42
*83,%..
85%
21%
*41%
"
7H7
93%
.17%;'
17%
40 "
16
34%
■<
200
3,100
•-.
4
6374
-.
400
r
13-41
42%
64%
*130
94 7, "
■v
44
16 7a
84%,
i 142
94
597 a
457a
a
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6374
,,
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13%.
.
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-
16%
•
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133«
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,
142
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.f *94
: ;
45'»
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-
16%
•
60
'
80
65%
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60
■■:
45'4
44
65
J"
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-
45%
81%
13%
41,600
,
'
*60%
-■
11
18%
39%
94
IB
common———40
Howell
&
*10%
——______1
Bell Aircraft-Corp.^
31
15
36 V2 Mar
50% Dec 31
14
Nov 27
8
Apr
24 Vb Jan
21
(A
Shoe
%-:4%";;. 4I4.,
•;
13%
33%
16 %
16%
35 - 35
*130
/142 ••••>
.
95 "V95
■>
17%
17%
39%
40%
--,'*83%
85%
— 22%
22%
*41%
43
31% - 31%
Beech Aircraft Corp,
'>•
*84
>-)-
*
pfd—„109
——1
Beech Creek RR—
50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp.—_10
-Belding-Heminway
,
1
Beck
3
11% Jan 28
8
10% Mar
16 Vs Jun
05
%'•!
■
*96
'
13%
44
05%
:
*42%
2.50
Instruments
Beckinan
20
12
33
Corp
Beaiinit Mills1 Inc
21
4
Feb
14
27-
8
Jun
85
.
11
80 y2 Feb
35'A Feb
32% Dec
6
Nov 28
5
*21% Jun
Dec 31«
29
17
26% Aug
8
.
Apr
20% Jan
16% May 16
28
91 »/2 Aug
31
9
2
May 20
102
21
13%
Brothers
4
44
••
13%
45%
80%
*45 %
79%
Corp—
% 43%
51
01
50
*00
common—5
4%% preferred——50
Batn Iron Works Corp.%
L—^10
Bayuk Cigars' Inc—:
i
-No par
Beatrice Foods Co common_-i_12.50
"3%% conv- prior-preferred_ii LOO
'■
4%% preferred..—L
100
8
Jan
33%
97
85 /;'■
1_„*—i—_10
Oil
Barker
35% May 20
136
19
-'
preferred—100
L—_.A
noncumulative
4%
Barber
9
17
Jan
17
16
Apr
93% Jun
37'% Jan
44-
NoijgSr
preferred series B..*„wil
preferred series Cl
100
Baltimore & Ohio common,—„100
44%
13%
33%
97
84
Corp.:—13
4%.
4%.
43%
13%
*
4%'ifc
«•
71% May 2*2
11
j Feb
Apr
13% Jun
31% Mar 14
120
Co
Bangor & Aroostook RR_.
2
57% Jan
86
Feb 21
t
16'
6
Jufy~13
106% Jan 20
19%Jun
80
39
19
May 16
63
5
13
22
54% Feb
'
17% Sep 13
25% Jan 23
Apr
12% Jan
12
19 Vs Jan
134%
Jan 23
Nov 27
>
Feb 28
95
51% Jun
11
71% Feb
67% Nov 26
16% Aug 21
116
V
58% Mar 13
8274 Jun 14 ;
16
Sep 12
May 28
43
41% Feb
Wilcox
Baltimore Gas & Elec Go
8;
Mar
102
17
44:
Jun
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
-
May 10
44
16
35% Feb 15
4
•
6
Jan
"Jun
84
19
67% Oct 24
12% Oct 31
Jan
'
68 % Jan 27
58% Dec 28
9
42% Jan
Jan 19
60
39
12 Vb Feb
12
Apr
53
13
41% Feb
.
Babcock
15
2
113
11
&
4%
1
(The)——9/
Inc
4
*
Feb
29
Babbitt. (B T)
5% Jan
46'/a otxii
13
35 % Feb
17
Nov
65
Mar
V4
25
32'A Jan
3
Dec?
95
39
5
,
15% Jan
8
11% Jun
31% Dec
"
48% Dec
.
5
3% Feb
7% July 12
17
4% Dec
35 % May 24
%
*86
94
a
40 %
40
,
94
*86
.
>tr
48% Jun
64%t>ec 27
8
May 14
9
1% Jan 28
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
'
44% Dec
19
53
31
Dec
1
22
53% Jun
20
21
Jun
18
48
1% Mar 18
30
Feb 27
43
Feb 15
2% Feb 24
33% Apr 17
30% Oct
Jun
40
Feb
12
13
14% Feb
Jan
11
70% Mar 15
75
71
Dec
50% Sep
6
46% Jan
7
35
Feb 11
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
Feb
84
5
10
46% July 17
2874 Jan 23
20
155
Jan
2
Apr
25% Nov 20
32 % May 11
12
29% Jan
14
28% Nov 29
36
Dec
13
26
Feb
6
33% Jan
2
45% July 25
65% Dec
12
42% Jun
18
61% Jan
2
25
-
21% Dec 20
29% Apr
3
Jan
1
32
Apr
15
12
20% May
1
12 Vb Apr
30
16% Jan
3
17
3
14 Vs. Feb
12
12% Mar 16
9% Jan
2
17% May 27
11*
Mar 11
12
1
14% Dec 26
Jan
17
*
9% Dec 26
27
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
17
50% Apr
5
10
38% Feb 25
78y8Jun
19
87
48% Dec 12
57% Mar 19
4874 Jun
18
Bond
17
3
29% Jan
3
15
1
61 y4 Jan
3
Jl>% J
98 % Feb
3
Jan
Co
Edison
Boston
19% Jan
Feb 28
&
Maine
"Common
8
Oct
1
31
914 Jun
20
11% Jan
2
31
54% May 10
29% Feb
12
38% Jan
Dec
28
58
9
42% Jan
3
Jan
11
11
6
8% Jun
10
13% Jan
14
48% Nov 16
37 Va Jun
18
47
Jan
10
44 JA Dec
41
Jan
21
f8
Jun
21
Bristol-Myers Co common
85
Jan
30
90
Jun
11
3% %
preferred
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
33% Feb
11
36% Jun
13
Brooklyn
Union
Feb
25
15
Jan
15
Brown
Bigelow
46
38% Mar 11
48% May 22
V\ Dec 17
26% July 19
42% Jan
60
Jan
2
10
May 23
52% Jan
9
Buckeye
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
41% Jun
17 % May 28
17% Feb
12
21% May 17
Budd
89
Dec
5
95% Jun 22
83 Va Feb
26
90% Jan
15
27
Feb
1
36% July 17
29
Feb
11
33
Jan
17
26
Dec
28
38% July 30
21
Jun
11
29% Jan
11
BuUard
20 Vs Dec
10
23
17% Jun
20
21
.Jan
*2
Bulova
12% Dec 31
35 Va Jun
May
24 Vb Apr
8
28% Feb
14
92% Oct
26
100
32 Va May 25
37
13% Dec
17
39% Nov
25% Jan
16
23
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17
29
14
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45
23% Oct
18
38 Vs Jan
23
12% Aug 21
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24
8
16% Jan
11
3
65
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30
81% Jan
19
63
Sep 20
77 % Feb
8
72
4
65
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27
85 y2 Mar
6
69
23
46
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6
33% Feb 27
15
10
20
Oct
26
22% Sep
31'AJan
18
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
12 % Apr
34% Dec
8
Aug 15
105 y4 Aug
40% Jan 23
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
20
5% Aug
9
51% May
8% Apr
45% Jan
16
Byers Co
31
Jun
5
3
101
Mar 12
104% Feb 26
3
38
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44% Jan 11
13
17
5% Jun 20
11% Apr 22
5% Jun
98
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66
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7
10
.
14% Jan
11
63/4 Jan
8
California
Calumet
Hecla
Campbell
Canada Dry Ginger
84
Feb
27
29
4
12
2734 Jun
21
36% May 13
52
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2
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Cannon
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30%
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Pacific
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3074
21%
5
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
^
5,100
28%
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41%
81
1
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22
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13
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42%
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87% Jan
2
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16 Va May
2
36% Mar 16
fi
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52 % May
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8
7 Va Jan
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For
j
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%
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100
100
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71
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16
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preferred
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30% Nov 29
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2
Aug 22
19
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10
5
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10
19
footnotes
23
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-
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4%
11
13 Va Jan
33 Va Apr
24
Jan
32% Jun
1
No par
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Burlington Industries Inc com
29
3
Oct
23
10% Jan
3
55
;—.—5
—
19
17% Jan
24% Nov 30
1
Co
21
43% Jan
75% Dec 21
5
,
preferred
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14%
21%
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.
Co
7% Jun
13
12
$5
41%
49 i
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136%
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38
44 %
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Inc
Co common
23% Jun
34% Nov 23
Dec
-—1
Pipe Line Co
(The)
-
2.50
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Buffalo Forge Co
Jan
19
Jun 20
r.
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48% Jun
74
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-•
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5
16 Va Mar 20
7% Jan
17
Jan
i
Airways Inc
&
Brown
74% Jan 23
3
preferred
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May 28
14 Va Jan
May 21
28% Jan
Apr
*5%
lo
28
Mar 18
66V2 May
62
48
oil a
49%
137%
28 74
15%
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14% Jan
>4
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29%
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35 y2 Dec
10
14.1
30%
58 Vb
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2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4%% conv preferred
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307 a
59%
18
41%
1%
48%
1
15
5-100
25
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61%
41%
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preferred
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29
28
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Stores• Inc_—_——
Boston
Aug
class
Co
B
Borden
53% Jan 24
Dec
:
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62% Jun 12
46
Jan 10
Dec
79
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Bon
Class
38% Jan
64
30%
44%
40%
47
48%
49%
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71%
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-
com
.
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
9
3474 May
Apr 23
23% Feb 12
25
2374 Nov 21
Mar
Gypsum Co
Steel (Del)
preferred
7%
24
15% Jan 11
12
1
18%
30%
,
>S 58%
18%
40
.
60%
1%
«
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Bethlehem
17
49% Jun
11
Jun
Inc__—'1
——1
8
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
10!)
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)—
10
Bliss (E W) Co_
—1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc__
,—2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
5
7
39
136
—
Foods
Best
Best wall
16% Jan
8
32% P'eb
18
9
.■
cum
Best & Co I'rtc
8
45% Apr
54% Jan
7
7774 Aug
•*i%reo
13 Vb Jun
32% Jan
172% Feb
Dec~20
146
5f/r
May
60 %
18% ^J.8%
42
42%'
59%
18%
i 60%
>_
5
„____1
.—_50
Corp_
Beneficial Finance Go
18
1% Dec 14
Aviation
Bendix
17
300
Volume
385
Number 5649
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2925)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
Lowest
12
41% Feb
31% Jan
23
45% Aug 17
22
14
29% Mar 20
Nov
101
Nov
30
121
1
Mar
9
19
55
21
Dec
11
50% Feb
12
72% Apr
26
12
65% Jan
11
Carrier
Jun
19
3
75
17*/2 Dec
3
Jan
20
12
20
108
Jan
19
70
Jan
21% Nov
3
31% Feb
25
38% Jan
11
17'72 Jun
4
18% Feb
28
5%
16
19% Mar 20
12% Mar 16
8% Jan
23
28
57% Apr
I3
371/2 Apr
9
86% Jun
12
72
Jun
17% Mar 22
15
May
51 */a Jan
16
61
•
2
Central
5%
1
Feb
100 % Jan
11
1
88% Jun
20
27% Jun
20
43
Aug
28
Feb
13
34% Jan
3
9
4
Light
preferred
% %
22% Jan
10
7% Jun
10
9% Jan
8
21
59% Jan
8
Cerro
27% Feb
28
45% Dec 26
43 */a May 22
14
21
29*4 Jun
11% Jan
43% Jan
2*/4 May 28
3% Jan
11
57% Mar 13
69% Jan
9
1
45
94
Dec
21
ros
22% Oct
1
27% Apr
5
25% Feb
31% May 24
<45% Dec
12
36% Jun
20
4
8% Feb
19
3
Aug
32% Feb
9
Feb
7
12% May
6% Nov 28
87
10 % Apr
29% Nov 29
13
44% July 19
53% Jan
3
69% Nov 21
96*74 Jan
20
20% Oct
9
24% Jan
17
50
99% Jan
31% May
49%. Jan 24
10% Mar 28
5
9% Feb
4
69% Jan
99% Mar 18
110% Jan
11
28
Apr 27
Apr
2
31% Mar 15
39% Jan
Jan
2
16
Feb
11
71% Jan
4
56
21% Nov 21
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
12
27% Nov 19
34% Apr
46% Feb
1
30
Feb
25
24% Apr
2
43% Mar
40
Mar 19
5
33% Feb
12
37% Jan
13% Jan
10
22
11%: Jun
17
29
7
1
56
Jun
21
64
11
.i
64% Jan
28
80% Apr 25
7
;Jan
29% July 10
'
12% Jan
Nov
9
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27
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93
r
185
>
Oct
21
30
86
94% Jan
31
4
Jun
39% Feb
12
50% Jan
12
47
Feb 12
■*.' 71
"58
15% Jan
18
102
18
May
46% Jun
1
3
93% Jan
7
Jan
75% July 18
r
52% Mar 26
May 28
103
Jan
13
80
Jan
22
43% Jun
15
36% Feb
15
175
May 16
97% Dec
31-
92% Jun
26
80% Mar 26
07% Jun
45
39% Jan
83
4
60
Jan
Jan
6
23
Jan
10
24% Jan
8
* 3
5
127% Sep
20
141
Nov
1€
125
98% Dec
20
131% Mar
100
,Jan
60% Feb
13
75
Dec
62%
19
Jan~"5
13% Nov 21
94% Mar
"23% Jan
27% May 28
35% Dec
47
Dec
11
50
.3
Nov 30
.
Dec
-
5
9
10
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
36% Dec
54
66% Apr
59% Feb
27
16
Jan
2
100
Jan
,106
Mar
5
21
9
99
Jan
Apr
17
41
Feb
27
Jun
13
800
13% Feb 25
27
.Feb
11
47% Mar 12
50% Feb
18
50% Apr
11
59
50% Feb
3
57
.
Mar
Apr
3
17
Jan
20% Jun
14
10
78% Jan
43
Apr
1
48% Jan
36% Mar 22
28
Jun
21
12
7
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
21% Mar 20
44% Mar 19
101% Dec
6
10% Jan
9
8% Mar 16
13% Dec 31
18
Jan
4
15
26
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
42% Nov
15
23% Mar 19
Nov 29
49% Mar 22
110% July 17
Oct~T
36% Mar l2
50%
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37
37%
36%
39
38
38%
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37%
9%
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9%
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93
Jun
8% Feb
19
21
6
4% Apr
8
12% Jun 21
13% May 20
34% P eb
8
1
27
25
63
*101
common
103
frar
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20
19%
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30%
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31
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36%
37%
37%
38%
37%
37 Va
37*74
3,800
37%
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19
18%
37%
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37 %
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100
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25
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Feb
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gtd
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21
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25%
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42%
42(
45%
>
16*74
;
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44% ri
19%
'
45%
44%
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■
67%
i:
105
-
86% * 86%
16%
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45%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
97%
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97%
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63%
66
65
207
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38
39%
.
I
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—
:
68
67%
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<
105
:
v
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64%
16%
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44%
19%*
44%
380
2,200
10,000
.
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21,200
16%
14,200
16%
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105
8,100
105!
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20%
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75%
75
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97%
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207'
-
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•
1,700
19:
5,200
97%
63%
7,200
207
.
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37%
83%
*80%
37%
83%
94%
96
68
68
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69
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69
40%
*40
40%
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40%
40
40
22
21%
21%
6,700
72%
13,700
40%
2,800
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20%
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103
102
.
107
38
-
21
•
75%
75
40%
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107%
19
*96%
'.
38%
41 %
107
*160
7 *80%
83
97%
45
38
127%
*800
64%
207
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40%
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21%
74%
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38%
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93%
21% ' *•
21%
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72%
40%
40%
38
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128
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72
102
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103
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40%
*:
126
102
107 %
106%
107
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92%
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38
5,800
490
92%
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ss
128
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69
10
40
128
100%
300
106 %
1U0%
*800
100%
106%
3,300
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43
43%
77
75
75
*73
76
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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No
29
29*74
28%
29
28%
28%
15%
28%
49
49
*48%
49%
49
49
42
43
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43%
*42%
44
42%
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58
*56
58
*56
57
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57
*56
57
53 %
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55%
*52
53%
*53
53%
43 %
10
43%
pur
50
100
53%
53%
100
43%
*75
77
*75
Ry corn—100
53%
43%
42%
15 %
28%
*48%
42%
43
42%
'
'
43
*73%
76
8,300
10
'
15%
1,300
28%
28%
8,800
48%
48%
300
*42%
49
15%
43 %
360
30
2.50
31%
32%
32
32'/4
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
2.50
31%
32%
31%
31%
31
32%
31%
32
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
31%
17-%
31%
No par
.5
19%
20*/4
19%
19%
19%
19*72
19%
19%
19%
19%
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75%
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
30
46%
45%
75%
45%
*74%
45%
45%
453/4
4,400
29%
2:28%
28%
28
28%
6,300
:
Inc
common
75
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elcc
5
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Solvents
Co
Nast
29%
29%
29%
29
%
Co
6,600
5,400
32%
33
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
32
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
50
48%
49
16%
16%
16*74
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
8,500
25
com
39%
39%
39%
39%
X38%
39
38%
39
38%
39%
14,000
95%
94%
95
*93
96
93%
93
93
8%
*8%
*94
*8%
5
Corp
5
par
•
5
5
8%
5 Va
.
8%
5%
8%
5'/a
10
13%
13%
13
13'7a
13
13
No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
—1
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
35:%
35%
*35%
36%
36%
36%
Corp
*93
8%
5%
*13
8%
8%
5%
13,400
3,800
800
8%
5%
5'/a
700
1,300
13%
*36
12%
13
6,400
13%
13%
13%
2,700
36%
13%
35%
36
500
14%
Corp—5
-
Y com—No par
of N
.
1
Publishing Co—No
Consol Edison
46
18,100
43,800
1
cumulative preferred—100
Comptometer
45%
17%
-10
Inc
•_
;
Commonwealth Edison
75
46%
2° %
Co
Combustion
31%
46%
No par
Carbon
Coppermines
3
76%
42
*125%
1st
Consolidated
10
41%
*96%
No par
com-
Cigar
Jan
56
t;
No par
Consolidated
18
••
41%.
■l
19%
—
No par
-
8
45% Jan
f
300
58%
61%
;
86%
No par
com
39% Jan
20
♦58
12
26%
.41%
105
*98%
No par
14
21
18%
*58
76%
V'
•
30%
*11%
.
86%
100
Jan
Jun
11%
26*72
Broadcasting System—
Columbia Pictures
4.64%
*19
60
76%
46%
No par
-
com
A
B
Conde
13% Jun
77
41%
-—No par
Cone Mills Corp
42
11%
*58
87
,-5
100
pfd
noncumulative 2nd pfd
14% Jan
17
75%
<
20
*19
*28%
'
(The)
10% Apr 22
6% Jan 17
7
34%
26%
8.50
$4.25 preferred
.*
34
■
preferred series B
Columbian
20
vf.
37%
:
Columbia Gas System
1
20
31
19%
4%- cumulative 2nd preferred-100
Class
800
19%
37%
,
Molybdenum
Class
100
20
19%
31
37%
'
*!
63
101
18%
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
7
62 */4
*99%
30%
,
noncumulative
62%
100%
*37%
—J
Iron
62%
100%
100
1—;
Co
63%
102
>100%
5,700
No par
t
&
1.000
7,100
63
63%
*101%
Del-50
com
com
Co
Co
7%
26%
20%
pfd
Western,
Peabody & Co
preferred
1,500
7%
26*74
*28%
37%
-
preferred1
Climax
"
9
7%
26%
103%
preferred-series A—
4%
*8%
7%
26%
i_50
Ry
Cab
9%
9%
7*/2
26%
1.9%
No
com
9%
7%
27
i-40
;
Cotton
*9%
3,900
26%
7%
27
64%
noncum
CobPer
7%
27
64
Western
& North
7%
5
—
series A
9%
preferred—100
convertible
preferred
.
1.25
36%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
3,300
42%
43%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
42%'
42
42%
20,400
18% May
j—No par
99%
99%
99%
99%
99
99%
98%
99%
98%
99
2,200
42% May
15% Dec 31
1
54% Jun
19
Consol Electrodynamics Corp—-50c
48%
49%
50%
52%
53
54%
50%
53 < ;
40%
50
14,000
28 %
6
35% Jan
23
Consol Electronics
31
32%
31%
31%
32
32%
32
32%
30%
31%
15%
15 %
14%
15'/a
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15
5,400
15
15
151/4
15%
15*72
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,900
May
107
Jan
23
$5
preferred
Industries
28
10
19
9
21% Apr 16
43% July 25
44
Nov 26
1% Sep 28
43% Dec 18
14% Jan
9
51% Mar 13
92
Dec
19
112
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
82% Dec 31
Jan
103% Jan
14% Feb
21
16% Jan
14
Consolidated
Foods
15% Apr
29
16
15
Consolidated
Gas
Mar 28
Apr
Consolidated
Laundries
49% Jun
14
Consolidated
Natural
39% Feb
58
Jan
23
Consol RR of Cuba
% May 15
3% Jan
17
IConsolIdated
Mar 12
49% Jan
14
Consumers Power Co
22
1
45
11
17
3
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
1
90% Jun
21
101 */4 Jan
4
84% Jan
2
22
95% Mar 27
28
23
Sep
19
104
Jan
18
17% Jun
11
88
Jun
7
17
36% Jan
18
29% Jan
2
106% Jan
31
20
99% Jan
2
39% Feb
10
83
56% Aug
3
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
111% Dec
12
117% Nov
5
footnotes
see
page
26.
42% Feb
83
11
Jan
3
108% Jan
18
20% Apr
9
94
Apr 24
33% May 3
105
48
Mar 29
1
pfd
15%
15 %
48*72
49
48%
*39 %
44
*39%
$4.50
45
46
40
*40
43
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47%
90
90%
92
92
*86%
18%
19
88
88
preferred
100
Baking Co common—5
preferred
.No par
$5.50
$3.75
15%
48
40
1
32%
Continental
*100
—.
Continental
15%
46%.
90%
93
88%
*86%
1%
45%
*15%
1%
1%
46%
91
90%
91
90%
01
93
•91%
93
*91%
93
88%
*86%
88%
86%
86%
19
18%
19
45
15%
,
7%
46
3,700
500
6,100
100
2.000
18,500
90
90%
790
90 V*
"
92
120
*84
86%
10
19%
13,800
of America—
Common
4
J*%
48%
43
No par
Inc
com
preferred
15
J"%
48%
*40
No par
No par
No par
Stores
preferred
Mar 12
1*%
48%
43
5
$4.50
Jan
"J *3/s
5
10
100
Corp_
Gas
6%
Retail
$4.52
92% Feb
118
1.33%
—
$4.16 preferred
4%
1
Corp
Utilities
15% May 29
39% Feb 12
Container Corp
28% Nov 28
For
16%
*701/2
13,500
5 */2%
34% May 17
16
Dec
16%
29
t
75
30%
Colorado & Southern
31 % Mar 18
Feb
99
12,700
11%
50
88%
Colorado Fuel
4
27
Dec
11%
49
11%
50
*70
75
29%
$3.50 preferred—
Collins & Aikman Corp
11
12
15 V2 May
18% Dec
11%
49
12%
50%
87
Colgate-Palmolive
8
46% Jan
88
1.000
'
1
I
600
20%
30
4'/o
18
Jan
*7%
17%
20%
36
23
13
Dec
8
*17%
20%
88%
4%
31% Dec
15
18%
19%
17%
20%
40
29%
6
54
34% Jan
41%
18%
i
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp_
25
v.Jan
44% Oct
23
33
46%
17%
20%
16
~
29%
32%
41
*7%
6,800
35%
5%
28
39% Jan
55
28% Nov 23
24% Sep 25
26%
29%
33 %
42 %
*19
35%
50%
33 %
,_5
1.000
34%
*91
41%
_9.5o
65%
35%
87
Coca-Cola
17
74% Jun
200
29%
65%
35%
17%
11%
51
2.9%
65%
35%
*72
92
10
65
50%
v
-
50
14,100
106
30
;»V-
8
Apr
84% Jan
14
51
*90
300
15%
106
36%
88%
7°/o
83
Apr 17
16% May 31
33% Jan
2
114% May
25
Dec
53
93
95
15%
106%
65%-
88%
Cluett
46% Jan 14
75
2
Feb
44
*51%
*89
4,800
13.400
29%
8
18
Dec
16%
—No par
$4.50 preferred
5
Jan
13
4% Nov 23
16
16
j
12
43 % Mar
139
16% Feb
3
12%
72
16%
J
51%
72
76% Jun
12
Apr 30
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
Dec
12
51*7a
78
23% May 17
36% May 15
8
12%
51 %
*92
15%
320
5%
91
20%
20%
12%
5%
89
95
15%
*105
900
102%
34
18%
51%
5%
92
*92
15%
106%
101%
'
17%
34%
20%
102%
370
77,000
65
65%
33*/4
*17%
;__5
Co
15%
*106%
20%
*73
No par <■
Corp
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
35% May 15
Nov 29
(
18%
40%
21
100
20%
16
34%
Special guaranteed 4% fstoek_„_50
7 Clevite Corporation
—1
3
21
20
33%
*17%
5%
107
65%
69
29% Jan
38% Dec
15%
107
66
*68
29% Jan
Jan
16%
107
65%
*40
19
1
15%
107'
50
19
16% Nov 21
91%
95
.
6
34% Dec
Apr
94%
95
102
37%
14
71% Feb
40% May
34% Dec
58
92
94
4\
28
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
34%
94
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
,
25
28
78
5%
92%
96
May 16
22% Jun
5% May 28
17% Dec 31
3%,
94%
Jan
22% Jun
3
5%
94%
*94
18%
104
30%
Col-'mbia
-
5%
*. City Products Corp_
.—No par
f City Store# Co common
—5
V 4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equiprhent Co
15
c C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
800
Nov^29
'40%
5%
-100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
—10
C I T Financial*Corp-i—,—No par
Cities Service Co_
1-10
•
4
127
"
2
104
11
40 % Jan
5
Jan
}Teb
18
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
^39..Nov
5%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1
43% May 20
12
19
175
•
21
Dec
39% Dec
Jun
18
17%
103
90
Common
20% Apr
9
96*72 Apr 12
66% Jim 19
196
18
2
17% Mar
111
17%
5
Chrysler Corp
6
May
38% Feb 27
70
r
103
3
16
26
18%
103%
36%
....
17
42% Jun 29
109
17%
102 %
56 %
29%
Chile
18% May 31
3
89% Nov 30
34% Jan
Jun
Jun
•:
23% Jan
20
18*4
102%
55%
.
88%
Apr 24
39% Feb
July 17
104% Jan
46% May 24
Nov
25% Jun
>
20% Mar 29
2
Jan
17%
102%
56%
30%
Chickasha
9
Jan
86
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
12% Jan 30
30
17%
22%
.
Chicago Yellow
i
3
102
42.
22%
Chicago Rock Isl <fe Pac RR—No
•" Mar 26
69% Mar
73 ya
42
23
56%
38
5%
87
23
42
23
Chicago Pneumatic Toolj__7
1
Jan
*41
23%
91
Chic
'
9
54
57%
41%
91
5%
•
.
56%
20
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac__'
51% Feb
39% Dec 20
2,700
13,800
30%
<
60
v
67%
.
41%
No par
Co
Chic Great
Mar 15
.
5
3
14,200
*22%
Corp
Class A
20% May 20
61% Jan 14
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
>3
Belt
3 % %
12% Nov
Dec
Pasco
West
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
43% Apr 29
29% May 10
:
South
310
23%
67
23
100
Chicago & East 111 RR
i
8
36
37% Jan
57%
1,700
97
23%
37%
30% Mar 11
6
24% Oct 25
07%
57
*95
.
No par
9
23% Jan
10
3
87
24
67
41
100
Common
9
26% Jan
Jun
23%
67%
41
"Checker Cab Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
18
31% Jan
41% Jan
4
24
67
'
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co______1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
-_1
;
t
2
16% Nov 29
55% May 28
10% Jan
23%
68
23
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
29
12
35% Dec 31
Dec~20
&
de
Chain
11
20
Jun
19% Jun
31% Apr 27
28
38
Jan
7% Jun
16
36% Dec
19
25% May 10
59% Feb 12
109% Nov 21
28% Feb
35%
24%
67%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Oct
Jan
95%
24 %
68%
j.10
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
2
3
34
7
Central
10
8
4% Jan
75*72 May
95
24%
68
—_7
com
Central Violeta Sugar
Century Industries Co
43% Jun
2*/2 Sep 28
54*72 Jan
9
29 %
18
Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J—_
.
7
Jun
29%
22%.
Central
May 20
14% Mar
9
29%
24 %
loo
77% July 19
'1
29*%
96
100
com
18
Aug 17
29%
96
__i
Illinois
31
14
7,000
29%
97»/2
1
7% Dec
13
29%
97%
57%
Co
54% Dec
Sep
29%
99%
Hudson Gas & Elec—No
par
Central
31% May 14
36
Foundry
8
1
29%
42
:
1
161/4 Apr
6,800
29%
47%
22%
common
Oct
10
21%
47
41%
;
—
13% Jun
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
21%
48%
57 */a
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
561/4 Apr
July 24
22%
47%
*97%
of Georgia
Ry com__No par
preferred series B__—7_100
9
7
19
35
21%
49%
Central
18
79
May
16% Jun
50% Jun
113
22%
48 '7a
preferred series A-100
Corp
Central
Aug 14
31
19
16
51% Jun
8
18
27% Jan 23
Nov
Jan
21%
49%
1
preferred
13% May 22
3
16
32
conv
Celotex
22
Jun
15% Oct
33
4%%
Shares
21%
48%
_5o
preferred
6%% conv 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
8
the Week
June 21
12.50
preferred
preferred
Friday
June 20
21%
10
,,
Sales far
Thursday
50%
5
common—
PRICES
21%
No par
Liglit__
Celanese Corp of Amer
7% 2nd preferred-
11
Jun
%%
4.20%
8
.
Feb
65
811/4 Feb
98*74 Dec
17% Jan
104
13
Corp
&
7%
*
6
99% May 9
100% Mar 13
18
Power
SALE
June 19
>
21%
Ry_100
Ohio
<fe
Carriers & General
Corp
Case (J I) Co common-
14
5% Mar
8
Jun
14% Feb
4
26
110% Jan
11
85% Feb
47% May
Carolina
18
18% Jun
94
21
Nov
Apr
23
July" 18
14
14
47
13
101% Apr
5% Jan
5
Carolina Clinchfield
6
18
Mar 28
Jan
21
25% Mar
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
119
Feb 27
Feb
Mar 21
20% Feb
9
Nov
43
41
105
HIGH
Wednesday
June 18
49%
..
5
_10
_
Carpenter Steel Co
55% Feb
104
8*74 Dec 28
"I
(Philip) Mfg Co
31
34
Feb
Carey
Tuesday
June 17
1
Carborundum (The) Co
2
64*72 Dec
17
13
32% May 22
20
95%
13% Nov 23
102
51% Jun
LOW AND
Monday
Par
-
Inc
Jun
119*74 Jan
% Jan 23
94
12
Capital Airlines
22% Jan
24% Aug 16
18% Jan
5
11% May 28
Dec
4
12
Feb
26% Jan
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
% Nov 20
20*74 Jan
22
18
95•
49
100
18% Apr
,38% Feb
EXCHANGE
9
27% Apr
65*72 Dec
Nov
Highest
2
2212 Nov 29
40% Feb 29
43
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
23 % Dec
Can
Inc
common
preferred V
conv 2nd
preferred
46%
10
No par
100
*87
18%
*85
%
'2
,4
|4
32%
100
46%
87
19
88
32%
100
47
87
18%
*85
32
*99
46%
85%
88
32%
101
46%
*85
*85
88
31%
*99
19%
.
46%
32
101
47
31
'
*99
46%
88
31%
101
47%
10
2,200
20
27.400
87
*85
87
85
85
450
112
112
112
*111
113
400
,
*112%
■2
113%
112*72
112%
112
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
(2926)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Continental Copper
14
123/4 Feb
12
165/s Oct 22
22% Feb
15
28 Va Oct
43
20
15% Jan
10
19
22
Feb
Jan
5% Dec
6
34% Jun
1
45% NOV 15
Industries
Jun
14
Continental
2
27
70 V* Jun
19
12
*x~/4
oau
2
10
37
May 15
30% Jun
Mar 20
Dec
20
70
24% Jun
23
33% Dec
14
41
Jan
34% Feb
10
43% Jan
8
13
52
Jan
31
28% Feb 11
49% May 21
38% Jun
28
52% Jan
31
5Yo
31
66
Dec
13
59% Feb
74% Jun
10
6 Vo
Dec
20 % Jun
20
27% Jan
57% Feb
13
3
Jan
89
26
99
Jan
19
83
Jun
17
94 y2 Jun
5
99
Jan
25
85
Jun
19
96% May
27% Jan
20
32% Feb 24
28
Feb
11
32 Va Apr
152% Dec
7
Jun
12
104
30
180% Mar 5
23% Aug 27
6% Jan
8
152
Oct
19% Jan
21
25
Dec
69
20
4
27
13
7
3
28% Jan
Dec
4
14
16
50% Nov 23
23% Jun
69% Apr
7
3
49% Apr
Feb
2
88 Va Jun
4
3
Cream
7
31 Va Feb
18
$2
57
Jan
11
'
14
.
18
16
Jan
2
32% Apr
25% Deo 26
21% Apr
10
57% May 10
July"23
23%
13
Jan
Feb
14% May 28
7% Jan 10
Dec
26
16
10% Jan
3
31% Dec
28
40
Feb
8
14% May 7
84% Aug 20
7% Nov
19
13
65
8
53% Feb
12
5
19% Jan
17
22
4}
26% Jan
23
49% NOP 28'
33 ya Feb
14
49% Nov 28
12
38% Feb 12
Oct
1
N«V IB
51% Mar 29
47% Oct
•
79
Dec
65
49% Feb
66% Nov 23
Feb 24
1
79%
06
21
17% MarlO 6% May 21
17% May 21
22 *
30% Deo
11% Dec 31
•
*
■■■'.I
•
4% July 16
May 16
50
06
Jan
19
<
83
81
Deo
!
;
6
38%
Jan~23
18% Jun
6
31 % Feb
1
;
i
'
1c/o
Co
.
Delaware Lack
2
Detroit Steel
7
Dec
20
35
May
2
■f
13
J
Devoe
31
57% Jan
31% May 13
Vilbiss
De
.Jan
2
39
10
29% Jun
J7
.
37% Mar 13
34
Mar 29
.
47% Feb
24% May
10% Jun
8
3
44 V* Jun
19
2
11V* Jan
14
12% Jan
2
14% Jun
12
Dome
95% Sep
73% Jun
20
91
Jan
14
23% Dec 21
19
21
24 V4 Jan
56% Mar 20
68V* Jun
29
17
Dover
82% July
42% Feb
12
17% Jan
10% Jun
12
57% May 13
19 V* May
9
12
Jan 15
1
9% May 27
3
23
21% Feb
10% Jun
14
6% Oct
1
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
4
Jun
69
2
7% Mar
5
'
237
Apr
5
176% Mar
102% Dec 28
121% Feb
8
99 Va Jun
17
99 % Jan
3
79% Jun
20
Divoo-Wayne
Dixie
1
89% Feb
<38% July 12
34% Jun
21
1
Jan
20
Dec
28
50
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
43
Dec
18
52% Jan
18
41
Jun
18
46
Dec
'
54
Feb
29
46
Jan
8
52% Jan
13
42
Jun
6
44% Deo
19
Feb
6
40 Vs Feb
12
8
35% Apr
No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
3,600
No par
75-%
73%
75%
74 Vs
74%
73 Vo
75 V*
73 Vs
74%
23,200
Jan
10
Jan
a
50
16% Jan
30
21% Dec
18
32% Nov 29
41% Jan
6
2% Nov 28
32% Dec
14
11
May 16
4% Jan
34
Nov
3
20
20 V*
20
20 Vo
19
19%
3.800
67
68
66%
66%
65%
66%
22,200
55%
54%
55
54%
55
51%
55
V*
10,100
1
1
18%
18%
10%
10%
*10%
11
11
No par
8%
8%
8 Va
35%
35%
39
*46%
41%
*47%
42
—5
Light Co common
Eastern
5
4%%
53
76
14
158 V* Feb
28
May 29
64 V* Jan
i.4
11
40
Jan
16
6
91
Apr
8
21% Jan
9
ipi.„ Mar
81% Apr 11
1
2
40% Apr 25
41/* Apr
3
Feb
8
35 V* Mar
30% Feb
11
3Vs Jan
31
Kodak
preferred
l
4 % Vo
Ekco
Electric
&
Electric Storage
Ind
14Vs Jan 31
38% May
Elliott
3
52 V* May 10
5%
44% Feb
10
57% Dec
13
53% Mar 14
65
May
9
5 Vo
conv
29% Dec
27
31% Dec
28
29% Jan
15
43
Jun
19
28 Vs Feb
13
41% Jun
19
3
31% Oct
1
87
Nov 23
25% Jan 11
19% Dec 31
34% Mar
0
98
0
Jan
19% Jun
32% Jun 21
8''
-7'>n
Dec
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 20
27V* Jan
7
86
Feb
71% Jan
1?
70
71
July IB
2
8
21
18
Jun
18
2
20
For footnotes see page 26.
Jun
Jan
7
35% Apr
10
89% Jan
14
303.
4nr
30
20% Jan
7
3
77
Feb
1
13
62
Feb
28
*"
57•
May 20
6% Jan 14
21
47%
40
41%
41%
1,000
49
47
47%
20
*41
42
*41
42
T
20
45
45
14%
200
42
42
42
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
14%
14 Va
14%
*14 %
14%
*14%
14%
:
r
*14%
40%
40%
40 V*
40 Va
37%
38%
37 Vs
38
26%
27
26%
26%
38 3 a
38%
38
38%
37%
38%
36%
37%
36%
37
75
75
76
76
75 3*
75%
75%
75%
74%
75%
55 %
57 V*
58%
55%
56 Va
55%
56%
55%
56
5
2nd
108%
107%
115
108%
113%
107
149
149
149
152
149
151%
151%
34
*87
109
105 %
151%
*151
107%
152
70
2,100
10,600
2.100
6,300
530
30.600
17,400
230
56
V*
*76%
55%
55%
55
V*
55 V*
54%
55
1,400
26%
26%
27 Va
27
V*
27%
27
4.400
79%
*76%
79 Va
77
77
76
27%
16%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
34
2,700
34 V*
34
34 V*
90
88
88
*83
93
*83
93
'
*80
88
110
10
19%
20
V*
19%
19%
19%
20
20
"a
20%
20 Va
20%
2,400
37-%
38 V*
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37
37%
6,800
24,400
10
32%
32%
11%
11%
35 Va
35%
3%
shares
15
10
*48
50
60%
50
4
3%
4
32
32%
11%
11%
35%
52 Va
*49
60%
61
36%
4
32
4
11%
32%
51%
61
*60
61
11%
34 Va
35%
*49
32 Vs
11%
11%
35 %
52 Va
3%
4
3%
32%
35
—
34%
*58
60
41%
40%
41%
41 "a
43
41%
42
40
39%
39%
39%
41%
40
30
29 V*
29%
28%
29%
29
29
series A
6%
34%
50
84
31%
31%
18%
-
34
84
No par
100
6%
20
18%
..♦72
73
*55
59
6%
6%
6%
20
19%
19%
*19%
X34
34
34
34
X83
83
83
83
30%
31%
30%
30%
18%
18%
18%
18%
72%
72 V*
6%
19%
V*
*56
6%
59
72%
*56
72 V*
59
5,800
6
■
41%
54,600
39%
V*
V*
3,200
40%
41%
29%
20
1,300
34%
58%
39%
-
11%
58 34
41
5
3,900
50%
3
Phonograph
Pittsburgh RR Co
11%
4
32%
*49
4
Mfg Co
Erie RR common
32
51
*49
3
_
Drefered
79%
.
;
i
5
Gas
Electrio
107
—100
1
preferred
Natural
56
10
;-2.50
'
•
*47%
27 Va
i.
Emerson Radio &
&
42
60
349
38%
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4 Vo
preferred
I
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
5°tr
*41
11,900
*37
41%
common
Class B
Erie
*47%
i
*45%
27 V*
preferred
27
49
•
800
46%
38
Elgin National Watch Co
6
13% Jan
*47%
35%
42
49
34%
:
3,100
...
39
*37
•
41V*
L
Amer
2
21% Nov
*41 Va
35%
27%
Battery
47% Jan
20
41%
*76%
307/a Feb
31
*41%
41
100
11 Vs Jan
5% Dec
46%
80%
9,300
99%
;
38%
common
13
19% Dec
41 Va
49
48%
56
30
Paso
35''2
39
*46%
99%
*79%
*37
26
Jan
Emerson
35
35%
81
41%
Auto-Lite
El
4.700
194%
100
79 V*
'
48%
41%
26%
50
34
192%
99%
82
39
56%
34% Dec
9
100
35%
26%
12
27% Apr
5% Mar
194%
192
196%
100
*81%
35%
*46%
56%
20
Sep'Ia
194
.
:■
39
39
48%
2
27
30%
100
82
Inc common—1
Apr
6ot~31
197%
99%
*80
27%
common
Dec
25%
196
38
Nut Co—
(The)
Electric
Co
8%
41
Corp
21% Jan
9
8%
28
preferred
Mus
500
300
8%
38%
100
47
17% Mar 20
11
8%
41%
preferred
Elastic Stop
11
8%
27%
_
Products Co
4% Vo
'18%
18%
11
8%
100
Co
Edison Bros Stores
21
18%
*10%
38
Eaton Manufacturing Co
R
Jun
Jun
6 Vo
Steel
Stainless
Eastman
*18%
8%
com—10
& Fuel Assn
41
1
prior preferred
18
19
11
10
Corp
18
327/a Jun
86
10
Airlines Inc
Gas
*45
14%
5
Eastern
Jun
Jun
.
Eastern
Eastern
23 Va Mar 21
——
Cigar Corp
30
149
19
10
—50
50
50
—50
50
50
Apr
58% Jun
19
*
>
(E I) <fe Co—
preferred
81% Mar
115
19
82
40
13
94
20%
67%
54%
IOOV4
30% Mar 13
106
20%
67%
55
197%
74% jMn
15
*20%
68 V*
Eagle-Picher Co
.
700
54%
99%
3
50,600
10%
67%
81%
4
6.200
41%
10%
20%
196%
11
68%
39%
10%
1
No par
51% Jan
68%
42%
50c
—
No par
30 l/s Apr
68%
42
77%
21
Industries
DWG
67%
•10%
—5
Corp .—:
Chemical Co
47% Jan
13
.8,000
Ltd
Mines
2
81% Feb
5.600
5.900
10%
26 V* May 16
41% Feb
.1.000
44 V*
50
100% July 17
170
Apr 12
200
8,200
68%
29
17
200
4.300
10%
48% Jan
19
7,900
42%
17
4
,
68 Va
31
57% Aug
17
61%
10%
Jan
37 V* Apr
Nov
40%
61
43 V*
50
48% Deo
Dec
>40%
,t
_1"' V
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
r
14
35% Nov 20
j
41%
■
2
Ltd-
4 Vo
17
3
61%
40%
68%
24
26% Nov 28
90
61%
.
10%
Jan
43% Feb
29
40*3
41%
40 Va
—
40%
49
36% Feb
Oct
40%
11%
59
21%
'
168 V*
$3.75
10
Jar
*21
1
$4.15 preferred
22
66
21%
io%
Duouesne
Jan
30
32
11%
*58
Preferred $3.50 series
7
16 V* Jan
18
*31%
59
-21%
-
7%
7%;:
44
2
6
23
8%
61V*
8
68 Va
29
21
Dec
V*
*59%
11%
11V*
2/%
.
10%
49 Va Jan
Jun
22% Nov 30
>27
68
37 V* Apr
44 Va Feb
14% Jun
51% Jan
27
'59 *v
No par
2
45
74
27
,-'2*300
(The)-.
3
11
150
36%
26 Va
Preferred $4.50 series
1
24
23
34%;
26 V*
.
Common
Mar 27
Feb
75% Jan
36%
27%
2 4
-10
Drewrys Limited USA Inc—
17% Jan
54% Dec
92 V*
92 V*
36
27 Va
—15
Duplan Corp
5
23
93 Va
Dunhill International
14
29% Jan
92 Va
65
38V*
Dow
Nov
54
14%
■54 Vi
14 V*
No par
Dresser
14% Jun
47
■/
-
.—50
Cup Co
Jan
39
6
1,600
12,500
80
Pepper Co—
Dr
43% Jan
27
31%
*77
29%
56%
Corp
Dobeckmun Co
203% May 16
110
39
33
2%
32%
2%
32%
80
50c
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
14
May
175% Nov 29
28
2%
•
31%
-50c..:
Corp—
Stores
Diana
15% Jan
du Pont de Nem
83% Dec
*2%
*77
80
—io
2
Douglas Aircraft Co
16% Nov
*77
2%
31%
Diamond Match common.17/r
$1.50 cumulative preferred—.25
Diamond T Motor Car Co~»
.2
60% Aug 17
39% Apr 23
13
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
3
31
*2%
*77
80
100
100
Alkali Co_—
Diamond
12% Jun
50% Dec
...
31V*
2%
31
1
17
10
2 V*
30%
80
;—1
-100
*
9% Apr
Jan
2 V*
30%
>
55
5
Corp
13% Aug 27
44% Nov 20
2 %
K
200
5
A_—-100 l
Co
6
14
'
-10
Raynolds class A
&
14
34% Jan 14
72% Nov 29
16,000
22%
3 ~
25% Jun
72% May 28
1H% Dec
3
*4%
20 '
21
*
22%
4%
Hillsdale & SWRR Co__100
Detroit
■
50 V* May 21
1
49 V* Jun
/
25
7
23%
4%
"
13% Apr
29% Apr
Dec
180
152
22%
5
27%
Inc
Nov 29
10
152
152
152
'
23 Va
*4%
200
15,300
—-—50c
20% Feb
iS% Dec 26
22%
4%
4%
32%
series C
May 25
J9
23 Vs
■20
84%
87
30%
30%
Denv .& Rio Grande West RR_No par "
22% Jan
11
9
152%
152
155
23
5
'32%
Detroit Edison
Jan 21
39% Mar
*152%
23 V*
*4%
.1
& Western
Lines
Air
417/a May 21
65
Jan 23
37
29% Nov 29
154
23 Va
2.50
common-
44% May
61% Jan
16% Feb 23
*84
:
2
15 Va May
3
*81%
30%:
30%
■
31,100
preferred •——.—
:-20 —'
Delaware & Hudson—a.——No par
'.
37% Jan
12
15
84'%
87
7%
Inc-—i_-
Records
&
Deere
38% Jan 28
18
17% Jun
13% Jan
*81%
*84
30%
26%
Delta
43 % Deo
31% Nov 23
31% Nov 27
84
m.—
2,800
•
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
79
:•
96%
87
27%
26% Apr 18
24% Deo
60% AUf 18
44% Apr
3'
35% Jan 17
23% Odt 19
93%
30%
14%
18
9
43% Jan 31.
95%
94 Va
85
14
20% Jun
7
40
21
*31
29%
51% May 15
9
11,
21
.
90
14 V*
267/a Apr 25
25% Jan
7
Nov
Apr
96%
15 V*
29
26% Feb
32
93%
29%
41% Feb
Jan 26
94%
21
20%,
84
8%
series B_
3.90%
Preferred
Decca
32% May
14% Feb
64
21
30%
61%
series
Preferred; 3.75.%
,
11
2
18
•
20%
79
89
7%
Dayton Rubber Co__
11
>
;
21
*81
12,500
51 .;>■■
*74
:10
Light common—7
Preferred 3.75<%
3
13% Jan
26% Feb, 13
38% Deo 14
38
*49%
80
30%
30%
10% Jun 20
May~l4
48
33% Jun 25
37'/a
51
—————
Power &
Dayton
6
23% Jan
10
Apr
S
27% Feb
V 26% Jun
3
,
»
»
214% Apt
"July 22
47
Feb 27
i
Day,strom Inc
•
3l% May 18
25% Apr 27
18% Sep 10
8
36% Jun
f
86
16% Mar 12
26 % May 28
'
,
4
75
34% Jan
35%'Feb
.
15
Mar
88
.8
5
18
Jun 19
Sep 23
27% Deo
Jun
49% Apr
80 t, Mnv 22
29
6
41
86
39%
*49%'
r
43 %
2
Feb 13
37%
500
*75
,.v>;
93
153
InC—5
Mills
33 Va
30%
8%
preferred series A_
River
8,000
69
,
fDavega Stores Corp common—2.50
5 % * convertible preferred k
—20
3
29% Jan
1
12% Deo IB
!
Dab
■
6% Feb" 27 13% Apr
6
09
25% Oct
•
18
12% Jan 25
75% May 31
12
20% Jun
•
.Jan
9
31V*
30%
*08%
—
30%
81
5
Corp common
:3%%
1
12% Jan
4
95%: Mar
Feb
Sep 27
<
4*6% Mar
7
12
5
Dana
59% May 20
13
,•
Cutler-Hammer Inc
14
30%
51
*77
No par
(
Prior preferred $1.60——No par e
Curtis-Wright common .■
—1.
t
Class A
;——j
I
-i.-l
'
Nov 18 }
76% Dec
Jan
10% Feb
:
!
8
44% Jan 24
'
T
64% Jan
305a
68%
9i
$4 prior preferred
47% Jan 11
47
Jan 11
31%
38 Vu
100
——.—
24,300
30%
*76
—-—.—5
preferred
35 Vs
*49%
100
-10
Sugar
38
34 V*
83
14 V*
Curtis
.
38% Feb
12% Dec 27
<
Jun
pfd_
38
35%
51 %
No par
America—12.50
of
noncum
69
38%
35
39%
84
24,100
68
38%
36 V*
38%
93
26,400
70 V*
*49%
,20%
8%
8%
8%
33%
*77
83
—
5,500
49%
67%
51 %
38%
49
35%
.
81
38%
17,800
24
*23%
50%
8%
8%
8%
*76
No par
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
13V* May
59% Jun
9
53
4% Vo
33% Jan 28
19
18
20
6?a
RR
Cuneo Press Inc
Jun
19% Dec
31 %
29%
Zellerbach Corp common
$4.20 preferred
•
7% Jan
31
52% Oct
3
30 Va
14%
27 Va
Cudahy Packing Co common
2
6
Feb :
9
32%
24
50
12%
12%
'
2
1
-
Cuban-American
2
11
12
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
21
Nov IB
6% Jan»
Jan
65% Jan
May 17
7% Jun
preferred
Cuba
Shares
12%
38%
2.50
Corp (The)
Crucible Steel Co
17
30% Apr 25
the Week
*
*49%
100
Cork & Seal common
Crown
100
3
21
preferred
of Wheat
Crown
38% Jan
104
27
35%
25
Crescent Corp
12
29 Va Mar 13
Dec
91
35%
Products
16% Jun
5
30%
95%
3%%
Apr 17
16
39
94%
29% Jun
2
31
Jan
67%
39
21%
Crane Co common
11% Mar 27
18% Feb 28
35% Feb 23
66 %
39%
32
Refining common..-10
7 fU
preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
—1
Coty Inc ———
1 -:
Coty International Corp
1
May 17
2
2% Jan
63%
35%
50
50
Dubilier Electric Corp
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
13
78% Jun
30% Jan
28% Oct 22
"14% Dec 19
11% Dec 11
28% Dec
14
2% Feb
30% Jun
97% Mar
18
Dec
79
4% Jun
May 29
3
5
Dec
67%
1
Corn
6% Jan
42% Mar 28
5% Sep 25
2% Dec
33
2
24
Mar
8%
22%
Cornell
9a% May 27
5
Sales for
< '
June 21
*23%
50%
50
x8%
*39
Corp-
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
51
51%
8%
Corning Glass Works common——5
3 % Vo
preferred
100
3%% preferred scries of 1947-100
14
40% Mar 12
87% Apr
6
60% Nov 29
' *
Friday
June 20
12%
24
*23%
24
50%
8%
5
Delaware
•23'%
12%
12%
12%
12%
24
50%
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp new———_5
Cooper Range Co—-—
—5
Coppcrweld Steel Co common
5
54% Jan
23
of
Continental Oil
Continental Steel
49 Va Apr
15
preferred
12%
*23%
Motors
32 V8 Jun
'
25
—5
Insurance
9
12%
1
Continental
54% Feb
6
2
7
convertible
* '
Thursday
*
JuneJP
June 18
'
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 17
& Steel—
3
5Y>
AND HIGH
LOW
■
Monday
common
26% Jan
2
9
9 % Jan 11
7
54V* May
12
45
58% Apr
Sep
Jun
•
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)56
Lowest
40 Vs
25,000
28%
28%
3,800
6%
4.300
6
19%
19%
19%
1,700
34
34
32%
34%
4,100
*82
83
*82
83
130
105,000
29%
-
30%
29%
30
18
18%
18%
18%
'
72
72
*56
59
71%
*56
72
59
4.900
20C
-
.
i
Volume
Number 5649
185
. . .
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2927)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
20% Dec
21% Jun
29'A July 17
4
Highest
10
14% Feo
Mar 23
20
1
10% Dec
7
Apr
30
Evans Products Co
c
18
Jun
13
Eversharp inc
?
16
Ex-Cello
10% Sep
-21% Oct
20
16
Feb
5% Dec 17
10-
Oct
5
'31%
18% Dec
26
25
Aug 14
26% May
1
Feb
~
12
19
Mar
14
11
5
34% Jun
28
26
26% Apr 29
-98
Feb
Ferro
Jan
14
Fibreboard Paper
14
Sl^1 Phecix Pfre
Fifth Avenue
Filtrol
101 % May 14
47
Mar 12
3
9% Jun
7
■
99% Jun
106
34% Feb 12
91
Jun
Jun
94
44% Jan
19
18
59% Jun
3
93
77
July
6
53
Feb
12
109
Feb
13
159
July
6
111
Feb
4
Nov 30
100
M'ar
5
84% Jan
3
Mar 1&
54 Va Jan
2
8% Feb 24
Feb
11% Jan
13 % Mar 12
11% Apr
11
97% Mar 20
86
24
Foster-Wheeler
114
Jun
15% Jun
18
17% Jun
21
16% Jan
24V* Jan
94
4
16% Mar 22
68% Jun
10
80
Mar 29
Jan
Francisco
7,000
42'/4
43
7,300
14
61
9,100
12,400
9%
12
i,80o
71
5%
16%
■
7 (
800
2,800
.
■
71
5%
57 a
7,600
1,400
15%
-
16%
•60
24%
57%
5%
•
16
16%
24%
•66
,.
58 Va
58
5%
•
16%.
k;
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.»
16 Va
25,800
58'A
100
61 'A
61 V4
BlVi
•59
61'A
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40 V«
40%
40
40'A
3,100
24%
40%
25%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
16^500
61%:
-
'
25%
35%
35%
35 Va
35'A
35%
*19
19%
35
34%
;
19
33%
•27
27 V4
27
27
27'A
27%
27%
27%
30%
31%
30%
33%
33%
27%
27%
28
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
103%
*103%
107
•104
103
103%
327a
•104
;
100
9,700
..
1,800
'
31
1,200
A
19
•18%
31%
19
33
33%
107
35%;'
35
19 VA
34
•19
19%
33%
1,800
Va
17,400
V 60
6,000
108
52%
53%
52%
52
52 % *
51%
52 »/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 V.
24%
24%*
24:%
3.400
62%
59%
60%
59%
60%
24'A
59%
24 Va
60%
61'A
59%
61'A
50,700
95%
95%
97%
102%
101 Va
102 va
\a
48%
0%
9%
P%
42'/a
53
53%
...
V
95%
|*101%
48%
48%
0%
9%
41
*91
9%c
41
41%
95
12 %
"
56%
52
' 1
•
54%
39%
10
43 %:
91
91
12
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52
53%
117»
54%
48%
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89
89VA
55%
55%
54%
16%
17%
lt>%
47%
53%
48%
-
50
39%
61%
93
61
a
10
547;a
12,800
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51
50,000
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39
3,100
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93
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130
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89
89
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92
54%
54%
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10%
17
16 V'8
17 Va
1674
132
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7,000
.132
89
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1,100
11
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62
62'A
26,100
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.
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53
1,600
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11
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1,600
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39 Va
39 %
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93
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63
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39'A
39%
100
132
42
95
4,700
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48'A
9%;
43%
93
62%
62%
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12
5 I'm
39%
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93
62%
5
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95
102 Va
101 %
Va
53%
48%
40
*89
r~%
~iy
48
94»A.
103
48%
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95
12%
52%
A
96%
95
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49
12 '/a
42%
,i
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12%
53%
No par
49
52'%
"
100
90',
a
54%
54%
543o
100
547!i
25,100
16%
10,200
48%
47%
4.8 'A
46%
47 'A
46%
48
47 y«
47%
7,700
14%
14%
14%
15
15%
15%
14%
15
147a
15
2,300
i
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11 Via
11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11 Va
;""iy
Co—
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
8
5%
16'A
101%
preferred
1
48
9%
11%
17
'
24%
50%
58
5%
16 V3
103%
I~III~IIIIj7,'i a
Co
48
10
♦66
31 %
\
108%
112%
110%
15%
15%
15 "4
No
Franklin Stores Corp_—
Freeport Sulphur Co_
9
59%
*5%
16%
*60 V
48%
Corp__
Sugar
58%
5%
94%
Foremost Dairies Inc
18
I)
17
-
71
•66
16%
IIV-5
common
convertible
59%
a
71
101%
3% %
preferred
Ford Motor Co
38% Apr 23
V
11
79% Oct
Jan
3/4'/o
•66
■
27%" 27%
Corp___l0
52% May 21
17 »A May
3
12 V« Jan' 3
2
11% Dec 31
78
Dec
4,200
17
12
9%
12
27%
PnSudiMCum PM-aer of '51—lis
Machinery & Chem
;
May 14
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
13
16
-
17
24%
,
mir
Co
Light*
92
12
35% Feb
3
41% Apr 1<8
13% Nov 28
65% May 15
134
May 15
17
24%
>
iny
Food Fair Stores Inc
common
Apr 25
16 V
24%
No par
(The)
Florida Power
Corp
Florida Power &
13
43% Jan
11
16%
24%
35%
V 5
$4 preferred—
Florence Stove
8
Jan
13
21 Va Jan
10
Flintkote Co
16%
25,
71
6.25
No
Carpet Co
21
35% Feb 11
Feb
27
Feb
59% May
88
51
16% Dec
22
16%
48%
48
10
33%
5
.
20
12'/a
*19
_lo
com
11 Va
49%
-i
407b"
24%
V
Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
First National Stores
Firth (The)
9%
12%
5%
1 1
Ins -NY
10 Va
12
48 '
16
100
Corp
Firestone
8
14% Jan
21
49% Feb
50% Aug
2
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
30'A Oct 24
48%
10
11%
58%
2.50
Coach Lines Inc
4
43 V* Jun
20
11
54% Aug 14
Feb
2
51% Jan 23
12% Jan
4
10
21% Mar 12
a
48
53
24%
1
~
9
Jan
Co
preferred
2
63 3
43'A
21%
17%
42%
*17
.
Shares
22
21%
A
42%
43 %
10%
*67
P~rod~ com"No~par
conv
66
May
l
Bearings—_5
Corp
"Wm
29'A Jan
51% May 28
-17%
June 21
'
^
10
Jun
105% Mar 14
13
43 Va
22%
17
16%
i
~~ 5
I__I—2
Fenestra Inc
13
Feb
43%
22
;
11%
50
Stores
Jun
83% Mar 18
;
S3V§Dec 10
22
Dept
54
41
17%
10
Paper Board Co com
~r~5
cumulative preferred—
25
4.00%
Federated
V
24% Jun
Jan
22%
17%
43%
June 20
50 V*
•
Corp
Electric
32
57
B
Bower
7
12% Feb 27
27
July 18
114-Feb
9
Mogul
Pacific
31% Jan 10
8
—No par
«
47 % Jan
61
36% Feb 13
82
1
Federal
104
27% Feb 12
l
Jun
series
Metallurgical
Federal
18
Feb
preferred
Federal
••
11
25
1
Mar 26
22 Va
17%
43%
Feriders-^uigan Corp common
1
fonv
1953 series_I~50
17
27% Jan 21
-
Dec 26
Nov 23
Dec
Feb
106% Jan 16
41% Feb 16
41
May
May
Feb
Co
Fanvick Corp
23
61 % May 13
41 »A Jun 12
25%, Jun
98
3
Dec
16% Apr
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
7
5 w
Fansteel
30% Feb 23
33% Nov 29
92
14
3
12
91% Jun 27
'
21
,10% Jan
12
8s
Falstaff Brewing Corp"""""7""
Family Finance Corp common
62 % May 13
7% Jan 14
18% Mur 12
61
10
4JCO
.
67% Jun
5% Apr 23
13 Va Feb
51% Fe b
39% Mar 23
101% Nov 14
*± •
11
36
43
Nov 19
63
25'A Jun
i
Morse
8s Airplane Corp i
Fajardo Sugar Co—
y*
ID
32
133
1
44% Nov 29
53
11
21% Sep 10
29% NOV £9
Oct
12
7
Jun
16% Jun
22
44 Va Feb
;37% Mar 14
31% May 1
26%-Nov 29
100
17
36% May
-
4
30% Dec
,
22% Jan
27
Fairbanks
.
67% Jun
24 Vb Dec
'
1
3
22%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
.
June 19
16%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
June 18
22 Va
Faircniid, Engine
j
41% Aug 17
18
Jan 11
13% Feb 23
,29% Feb
Dec
17
24
6
14% Dec 27
-55
Jan
7
7% Jun
•
10
43% Jan
65
12'A Jan
17
75% Mar
-50% Dec
2
18
10
.11% May 15
15% Feb 26
Apr 12
25% Mar
.
68% Sep 20
31
Jun
9 Va Jun
3
15% Nov 15
26
'15% Dec 28
---ZZZZZZZZZZI
Corp
Tuesday
June 17
F
48
59% Dec 26
15% Jan
.
Par
51% Apr
21
"
39% May
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
26
5
42'A Jun
15% Jail 20
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
•
nap
——III
1
A
1
common
18%
III100
*o9
-18%
•
114
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
1 !
18%
69
69
69
*.
8,700
15nA
:'..173/o
,
18
•69
„
1,700
109
,.<♦15%
18 Va
18
69
108
110%
15%.
109
113%
70%
18'A
*69
70%
110
.
,
1,300
27,000
,
71
40
10
39,400
G
6% Dec
14
6% Feb
4
9% Jun
8
11% July 19
9 % Jun
18
41% Dec 26
,
49% July 20
32% July 31
42-jaFeb
11
9% Jan
25-% Feb
3
9
30% Sep 28
/
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
Jan
4
Jan
0
14% Dec
3%Jan
12
Jun
9
10% Apr
11
8
25% Jan
39
-
4
3
1~
60% Oct
,
Gamewell
May 22
8% Jan
14
•,
36% Jan
15
15% Feb
19
,
6V«July
4% Apr
5
Dec
51
31
30% Nov
6% May 28
32
May 3
-14% Jan 30
July 16
16% Aug 13
51
■
19
•
Jan
26% Jan
4
5% Jail
•
9
50
2
Jun
106% Mar
37% Jun
5
73%
Jan
47% Jun
Jan
88
9
Jan
101
23
•
10
10
Feb
17
135
-Apr
30
27
26 V* Jan
247a Jau 23
80% Dec 13
41% Nov 23
34 % Feb
6
30% Jun 12
Oct
6
13% Dec 27
Dec
Jan
97% Feb
Oct
25
Jau
13
15
PC
*»«?*
43
120% Jun 20
132
«
Mar
3
17% Jan
11% Jun 21
14% Jan 22
10% May
12% Jan 22
7
13% Jan
5
45% Oct
1
59% Dec
13
54% Jan
21
68% Apr
12
52 % Jan
23
65 %
2
62% Feb
5
70% Jun
12
17
Jun
11
19
43
Oct
1
Apr 26
50% July 23
6% Dec 31
10% Mar 20
'
'
61
May
9
11
40% May 28
110
Dec
£5
Dec
31
Feb
1
50% Feb
10
31
27
34% Oct 23
Aug
73% Dec
49
15% Feb 27
19% May 15
40
47
Feb
12
6% Feb
12
58% Jun
21
69
Jun
14
115
25
44
103
1
% Mar 20
16
102
101 % Mar 15
79
124% Feb
37% Apr
Jun
Jun
33% Jan
3
20
91% Feb
12
Jan
4
4% Dec 17
34
May 25
44% May
34
Nov
19
Dec
9
18% Dec
7
34% Jan
4
53% Dec
12
19
27
Mar
5% Jun
Feb
5
32% Oct
38
2
29% July 18
36
Nov
12
Jan
23
Apr
2
39% Feb
29% Dec
13
34% Oct
22
21% Jun
5
55 % Jan
90
May 17
102
Oct
16
Nov
121% Apr
86 % Sep
5
27
100
10
45'A May
30% Mar
93
107
7
177
V* May
8
2
7
7
Apr 23
preferred
May
conv
7
4%%
Jun
3-
25
13
90
6
Dec
34% Sep 28
3
Sep
153
14
Mar 14
23% Jan
22
97% Mar 21
88
18
41 % Mar
34% Feb 28
5% Jan
3
19
45
Jan
Feb
17
34
Nov 29
38% Oct
2
19% Oct
2
130 Va Dec
31
149% Jan
11
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
79% Jan
10
18% Dec 27
9
79% Dec
27
46% Apr
23% Mar
$4.50
7
30
18 Va Feb
17% May 10
14% Jan
79
3
Jun
85
7
2
69%
67%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
187«
18%
45%
45
45%
45 Va
45%
45
45%
7
7%
7 Va
7
7 Va
61 %
103%
60%
61%
104
*103%
18
8
14
43%
42%
104%
103'A
103%
103'%
103 Va "
42%
42%
102'/a
42%
87,800
10274
3,600
42%
103'A
102
103 %
103
79%
81%
79
59'A
6,000
580
80
1,900
82%
83%
82
82
81%
81'A
37%
37%
37%
37%
3 7'/a
37 Va
36 'A
37
37
37
65
66
65
66
64'A
64%
63 Va
64
63'A
637b
1
42
43 %
42%
43 >4
42
42%
42
42 :'h
41%
42
n
%
1.1
fa
-.
*
*30
31 %
••
31
5
5%
X5
*29'/a
46
24
53%
52%
4Va
5
/if
31
•29'/a
53'/a
52'/a
5
16,600
20
2,300
53Va
4%
36%
11,000
36'/a
36%
32%
31%
32 'a
31 Va
31 Va
31 Va
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
31%
1774
47
«
204,800
%
31
18
47
46%
46%
,46%
46%-'
467b
46%
38'A
39
45Va
31
4%
5
'/a
iV
Va
Va
31
53'A
*30%
800
2,800
38%
36%
38 Va
37
1
v.'
13,100
3,700
3,200
V
s
1,700
25
24%
24%
25
25
2 5 Va
25'A
25'A
25V4
2,500
32%
53 %
33
33%
32%
33'A
32 Va
32%
32 3A
33
1,800
42 'A
42%
42'A
42%
42 'A
42 Va
41%
42 V4
40%
417b
93,000
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 7
22%
22 Th
227 b
85 Va
87 %
85%
90 Va
89
92'A
86 'A
90%
87 V4
227b
897a
52,200
Va
162%
87
*93
*93
95
35%
10
86%
87%
34%
36 Va
168%
173%
170'/a
1,800
107
168
1,940
16974
170%
86%
171
86 Va
86%
85
86
85%
86 Vb
94%
162%
164
♦100
107
*100
107
♦100
107
*100
107
*100
„
,
93
93
93
93
93
93
35%
34 Va
35
34 Vn
34%
33'A
347b
56
56
56 V a
56%
•5574
31 %
32%
315 b
33%
.\
420
90
20,800
700
57
1,000
13,400
27%
27%
27'/a
27%
27 Vb
273/a
Co
Co
(W
Grand
R)
Union
1W T)
3%%
(B
Ry
1
Co
Bay 8c Western RR
L)
Co
Inc
76 Va
'A
86'A
86%
86%
87
85%
86%
84 Va
7774
85%
36%
36%
36%
36'A
35%
35%
35 V2
35%
34%
35
55%
56%
55 %
56%
55 Va
55 Va
541/4
54%
8,600
1%
1%
1 *%
1%
1%
54 V2
1 Va
55
%
1%
17»
40,600
4
1
No par
5
9
9%
8%
5
31
31'A
"31 'A
48 %
49%
5
33%
33 "4
*78%
81
*8
9
*8%
8%
,i
7a
1%
9
8%
9,900
11,400
1,000
87a
1,700
r"
3l%/;
31%
31 %
31'/a
31'A
31 >/a
31%
4,200
47%
v
48% T
48
48 7
47%
48
471/4
477 a
11,800
32
33
31%
31%
31%
3,600
*78%
-
81
"
32
.
a
32%
♦78'/a
*78 Va
81
6
'A
31
Va
81
*78
81
6%
6'A
3,900
67b
6%
C'A
6%
G
34
34 "4
33%
34 %
34
34%
34
341
34
34 VA
78
25
78%
76%
76%
74 %
75
74
74
74
74
900
43%
43%
43 7 a
43%
43%
437b
44
10,400
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
130%
128 Va
*128%
130 Va
%
No par
42%
43%
43%
No par
21%
21 %
21
128%
128 %
•72
—100
27%
1
Die Corp—No par
(The) common—3
preferred
_100
5,000
163
77%
87
19%
-
*128%
*72
73
81V*
19 1
19%
16%
81%
73
27%
27%
16
Greyhound Corp
4Yi%
47b
♦159
4,400
76%
86%
Greenfield Tap 8s
preferred
4%
163
*159
7,400
5,000
34%
47a
347b
78%
100
Northern
Western Sugar com
4%
4%
163
*159
89
*87
35
78%
Ore Prop—No par
Great
4%
4%
163
34%
79%
78
6
Great
(H
*159
89
*87
35%
35
33'A
78 %
77%
_6
Inc
4%
4%
163
*159
1
Stores
Great Northern Paper Co
Green
4%
100
8'/a
89
*87
35%
•
8 Va
*8
89
12.50
Co common
Green
88
34%
100
(The)
preferred
Iron
90
35 %
I
Batteries
Co
90
10
& Co
.
8'A
35
-I
Co
F)
Grayson-Roblnson
Gt Northern
*8
10
Granite City Steel
Grant
a
8 %
No par
(The)
4
13
104'/a
42;%
27%
11
30
59%
103 Va
27%
22
Feb
60 Va
43
27%
Jan
16% Apr
1,700
104 Va
1
15
400
8,200
27%
Jan
89
583/4
60
r
7'A
5
78
21% May
18%
45
*7
81,000
30% Apr
'
18%
44
.,
60 Va
43'A
103%
48,000
103%
61T a
105
43%
687a
6 Va
Gould-National
7%
7
200
67%
68 Va
66,700
3474
138
2
8
J&n
45% May 15
21% Jan 11
18
21
6
35 % May
11
70 "A Apr
26% Jan
68
10%
59%
39%
preferred
26
15
6% Apr
12
128% Jun
69 T a
"4,200
•10'A
58%
:
59%
8V0
Glidden
36 V* Feb
25
X
x69 'A
*
38%
9
Feb
70
.
-
130
890
8V0
2
20
57%
*■
40%
18
1
♦10 V3
58%
.
<
!.
.
40
13% Jan
% Feb
11%
57%
I
MOO
-
Vb
40', a
59% Jan
29
*10%
58 V'2
38
12. : -..
40%
31% Jun
69 V2 Jun
11%
57%
7%
7
rl-Yl^A
10%
•10%
84-
124
Brothers common
Gimbel
14
86 % Apr
12
fS4V§4 .*
*37-1b
'
40 7 a
Grace
3
Vk
40%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
5% Mar 12
83
160
41
2
10
'.J
4,600
40%
8
96
Jan
4% Apr
160
"12
447b
1
2 Va Apr
Jun
12%
122
*
44 Va
Co
(The)
57% Jan
3
33% Mar 12
21% Oct
2
40% Feb
For footnotes see
page 26.
Mar 18
37% Jan
31% Mar 13
108 % July 17
-14% Feb
91
14
v
'
.•38'%. 38 VAx
420;% r 123 .v
■*/12"; •* 12
89%
v
45
56%
2
77
12 Va
*39
121
2,200
44%,
83
85
*83%
•■%
40
122'
;
33%
8% May 17
25% Feb 11
7% May 18
41% Aug 10
12
85
45
130
32%
46
3
99
.
r
3,500
23
-
56'A
14
31
12 %'
r
9%
23
56%
37% Jun
Dec
85
*39'A
121
97b
130
23#
33 7
7
Nov
85
40
123
227 a
8%
48 Va Mar 12
Jun
f
9%
130 I
22%
128
132
56%
31% Feb
9
*83%
*39%
121
♦130
4,600
32%
new
18
18
44%
132
823A
4
common
preferred
Gillette
13
20% Mar 16
45%
*130
*
9%
9%
9%
44%
132
230
8,500
10
Getty Oil Co
4','0
9%
45%
100
I
Co
Apr
77
79
27% Jun
Products
60% Sep
2% Feb
36% Aug
9%
9%
45
...
loo
Goodyear Tire 8s Rubber
34
25% Feb
46 % Mar 26
Gerbcr
13
60% Dec
81'/a
*22%
1
87% Jun
Feb
04%
3,300
41%
2.50
Corp
12
34
5% Nov 29
8
Georgia-Pacific
70% Feb
1% Jau
83
,_100
27
14
85
I %
preferred
Goodrich
36
84%*
No par
preferred
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph
16
85'
"
10
J 3
27
84%
35
95
:
10
21
1% Dec
85:%
34 7 0
*92
-
100
64
,40'A
23%
1
com
Jan
44% Jan
41%
23%
1
79% Jun
28% Nov 30
40%
23%
CorpIIIIIIl
4
Dec
42
:
23
lOe
6
84
41%
i7T
3'A Jan
23
42 V*
9%
.
No par
66 V2 Feb
Jan
40%
(wi)_—_No par
159 % Apr
60
43%
85 V*
No par
23
1
9
Jun
93%
45%
25
Nov
Oct
10 Va Dec
9
35 Va
91
*18%
89% Mar 23
163
66
29% May 28
26
Mar 20
21
7
34%
92
42%
100
$5
preferred
5%% cumulative
•55Va
36'A
92
No par
preferred-
95% Apr
60
35 %
97.%
(Delaware) .,1
General Telephone
Corp
General Time Corp
90
113,300
36%
69 V*
General Tire 8s Rubber
57b
36 Va
11
Shoe Corp
General Steel Castings
4,600
-2,300
95%
60%
Corp
6%
337a
14%
5'A
»
5 Va
•56
65
67a,
14%.
98%
*129%
com
.
.900
147 a
♦32'/a
33'A
•32
36%
10 %
General
4V* %
*55
64-
4,500
36%
5
Rights (Expire Jun 24)
$1.60 conv preferred
2
39% May 29
8% Feb
5
31% Nov
*55
65
407b
*97%
58%
series
3
25 Va Apr
8
5'A
.
—5
Advertising
Jan
62% May
23 Va Jun
5%
No par
Apr
45'A Jan 24
Aug 23
5%
31'/a
23
8
5%
'17%
Jan
38% Jun
*55
jou
78
Jan~12
5'A
5%
32
18
%
14%
18
52 % Sep
9
14%
31%
45% Dec
54 %
6%
32%
14 Va
38%
36% Jun
3
6%
32 Va
14%
"17%
25% Jan 21
~31~
6%
33%
14%
15
3,800
40'A
>
2,100
417 b
6%
6%
6%
*32%
7
33 Va
_5
12
8% Oct
41%,
Utilities
37% Sep
40% Jan
40%
Public
25% Nov 27
13
41%
General Railway Signal
6.67
General Realty & Utilities—
10c
General Refractories——_lo
8
108 % Jan
12
41'A
ioy
Corp
90
75% Nov 28
42
General
Mar 20
27% Mar 19
7
96
40%
431%
28%
41
1
43 %
6%
2,000
97V
*
28%
42
no par
_
General Portland Cement Co—..
General Precision Equipt Corp
conv
28%
41%
5%
$5
S3
28%
42
14-%
preferred
Outdoor
29
41'A
*32%
General Instrument
Corp
General Mills common
General
*28%
42%
50
common
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
preferred
Preferred $3.75
•41%
41%
.__i
General Contract Corp common
.2
6% series preferred
,_10
General Dynamics
Corp
II—1
General Electric Co
_s
Motors
42'%
42%
par.
d'/o
43
43
29
Service
37% Jau
6
66% Apr
46
Inc
97a
9%,
43 «A
9%
42%
IIIIIII2
coinlllll
.
General
28%
93/4
f
9%
43
Public
50% Jan
20
47% Nov 29
■29
1
10
9%
10
.
•
Transportation—2.50
preferred
-
-
33
6
32% Jun
7
Baking Co
43
43
General
187b Jan
13
24 % Feb
9%
13
*
24% Nov 29
it9%
9%
39% May 22
8
16% Mar 18
42
9
34% May 17
53% Jun 19
34% Mar 12
28
14% Feb
12 Jun
12
21
4% Feb
38% Mar 28
29
29 V» Jun
52% Jun
5% Aug 20
1
Apr
68
36% Feb 25
35% Aug 24
30
40
53 % Feb
Nov 28
4
Jan
May 10
2
,rV Jun 21
31
Jan
21
60
24
11
115% Jan 24
20
75% July 17
Jan
Jun
8% Jan 11
38% Feb
18
122% Mar
9
9%
9%
41%
General Cable Corp corn—
Nonpar
4Ve 1st preferred—
100
General Cigar Co Inc com__No
5
Apr 24
May 20
9%
9%
29
5
$8 preferred^
;
General Bronze
Corp—
•
46% May 24
81% May 20
13
40
138
,
Amer,
General
11
10% Aug 30
142
9%
9%
*42%
—No par
Co_
General
May 16
22% Feb
17
'
comllllli
12
20
'j
6% convertible preferred
!
5o
General American Investors com—1
$4.50 preferred
'
100
General Amer oil Co of Texas——5
25
May 20
:72
Dec~31
Jun
1
_I~Bo
4% Vo convertible preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
General American Indus
2
91
5
;
6
128% Jau
Dec
108% Dec
(The)
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
2
26
31
common
preferred
Gardner-Denver
Jan
34% Mar 13
119
Co
9%
j
Inc
convertible
45'A May 22
23% Dec 28
,
5','o
54
37
125
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
;
—
99% Sep 24
9
Gabriel Co
10
Apr
36 % Jan
Apr 29
36% Feb 12
-•40V4Jun 21
9% July 17
33% Jan 27
f
28
6
31A
Dec
6
,
43
33
,
10
45
<
a
80
-
27 %
19 V
19%
16
•15%
*y
B0
*72
73
27%
19%
16 V'8
80
128%
*72
27%
15%
,
6%
«A
x.
i
.
,
27
a
27 Va
-
26%
-
Mtt.
.-.'A,
109%
27%
197b
19%
-15%
*79%
15%
15%
1574
80
79
80
f
60
73;
*19%
a
81 Vk
4,200
129
129
*72
73
1,400
•
4,900
2,100
16,800
150
19
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
.
.
Monday, June 24, 19.37
.
(2928)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
•<
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
22 % Jun
13;
35% Jan
8
5% Jan
3
29 % Dec 12
27 % Jun
2
a
9% Nov 26
i
,
21
.Grumman
14
12j/4 May 10
Aircraft
Guaatanamo
11
80% Jan
16
$5
May 13
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
23'/a Jun
21
83% Jan 23
147'/a July 26
107% Feb
12
32% Sep 26
42% Mar 20
34% Jan
24
41% Jun
11
83% Dec 27
90
Dee 17
103 % Feb 28
108
Feb
6
84
20
93% Feb
5
100
7
Jim
152
90
Jun
19
98
Apr
Jun
14
96
Jan
21
preferred
45% July 25
38% J.un
71% May
31% May
87
Jan
24
13-'
24% Dec 19'
27
Sep 18;
107
Sep 18'
33
Nov 26
42% Mar 29*
Nov 30
FciTIi'
92
4
Jan 24
20% May
,19
Nov
31% Feb
146
21
17
24
May 31
28% Jan
■
11
93"
Jun
10
111% Jan
11
.'Hamilton
Printing Co
Watch
Co
l-5
Jun
14
Harbison-.Walk Refrac
Juir
14
6%' preferred—.
Harsco Corporation
48% May 17
11
33% Feb 12
39 % Mat 11
Harris-Intertype Corp w i
Harrls-Seyb/)ld Co_
28% Jun
Harsh aw
May 22
25
8
5% Oct 31
J
32% Dee 13
39
37
17% Nov
3
60
Jan
Jan
Aug
Oct 17
15% Dec 31
30% Nov 29
110
Dec
a
21% Mar 15
124
21
Feb
24
54
3
Jan
11
33% Nov 19
13% Nov 29
20%. Mar 19
61% Dec 13
77% Feb
.
Oct
80
99
2
64
10
♦29%
297»
29%' •29%
♦5%
32%
85
Powder
5% preferred—%—_
——100
Hershcy Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
DO
Hertz Co (The;
L
—1
Hewitt-Rctoins
17
1
Jan, 22
Inc
'■
;
•58%
59%
■<
51
*36%
:i
37
14%
15
"
•
6 4% •*
*63
35%
36%
-/.14%
>63
14%
,
■■■
89
"
>
' '
800
100
.
1,900
r
147H
.
7,600
35%
/
14%.
:
■I
377«
35
,
>
20-.-.
69'z
<
700
,
' 47% '
37%
>64%>
*62 '
10,600
/
64%
*(52
82%
82%
82%.
82'
21
s
U
.
16,100
;
106
"
*46%
*40'8
,>•
37%
•14% >14%
>
'1,500%
." 1,500
41%, 42
*104
.
'35% "35%:
-
20
1,000
*31%J 32 '•'
%-,
47
i
37%
14%
82%
42
1,700
17% ;
i7%"'V/
23% >23%" -
,-58%.;-,5!»
'
83 JA
-
.
/ 107
.
.
64%
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3%% preferred series A
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common—-—
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16
40% Jun
80% Feb 25
3'
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1
61
May 16
50% Feb 19
2
Jan
Alar
115% Jan 30
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Corp of America common—1
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Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dist
5
Hayes Industries Inc_.——'
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May, 6
24% Jan
34% Feb 12
'12% Mar 1
-
3
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135.
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•
90
21
27% Feb
41% May 23
46% Mar 14'
27% Jan 23
14
18% Jan 22
107% Jun 17
47% Jan 23
47% Jan 21
53% Mar 20
45% Dec
2
Jan
35
Jun
54
7
20
31% May 20
15
Feb 14
51% July 19
45% Dec 20
5
23% Jun
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
23% Oct 25
18% Jun 19
28% Apr
2
76% Juu 20
46% Apr
86% Jan
6
34
11
16 V8 Feb
5
20
50
15
Feb
73% Apr
9
101
11
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17Dec
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39%,
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14
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147
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39%
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-
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—-5
Chemical Co—,—
Hart Schaffner & Marx—
7
14% Feb
25
89% Feb 27
85% Nov 15
47
6% Jan
23% Fen 28
13
34% Mar 27
19
Dec
31% Jun
0
19
32% Mar 25
5% May 28
Mar 12
18'A Jan 23
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
76
27% Mar
Mar 27
Aug
3
1
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140
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2,50
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39
Mar 29
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j"uly~3i
29% May 28
24V* Nov 20
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33
new_7.50
com
207*
94
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4 '/o convertible preferred
100
Hammerroill Paper Co——2.50
'
21%
207 a
common—r_l
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78%
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the Ween
June 21
June 20
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2
Jan
20
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9
41% Feb
89% Jan
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33
130
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7
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Utilities
*11
29%
29 %
—No par
25
.—
Corp
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend, preferred
29
.58% Feb 10
11%
1
Common
2
90
105% Feb 23,
19
Sep
74% Mar
—«i
Sugar
23%
24%
Sales for
Fridav
Thursday
June 19
June 18
23%
24'
24%
1
Corp
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
32% Jan
39% Mar 23
98
Mar 14
76% Dec
Par
EXCHANGE
34% Jan
21
Tuesday
Monday
Junel/
NEW YORK STOCK
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
AND HIGn
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21%
20r'»
21 V»
130.
'
24% Nov
21% Dec 12
19% Feb
7
9% Dec 26
6% Apr 11
18% Oct 22
23
Nov
7
10% Jun
2o
Hires Co
Hoffman
Electronics
Hilton
56
Feb
5
11% Jan 10
22% Jun 20
Holland
22 % Jan
Holly Sugar Corp
10% Feb 13
-19% May 31
28% May 22
31
•
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89
Dec
Feb
4
,
8% Jan 31
12% Feb 10
29% Mar
5
,
20
16% Jan
3
Jan
22
25
Jan
3
6
73
Jun
6
85
Jun
4
88
Apr 26
105
Feb
Apr
15
6
23
15% Dec 21
91
Jun
7% Jan
13
10
3
4% Dec 13
27% Dec 13
19 V* Nov 29
.
11
66
17
13% Jun
18
77
41 % July
18% Jan , 8
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
89% Apr. 3
13
5% Feb
26
Jun
6
3
16% Jan
12
Jun
3
22
16% Jun 20
24% Sep 21
14
8
May 21
35% May 23
Jan
,
58 %
,
Hupp Corp
5%,
conv
! Hussmann
4
common
pfd series A
75.'yZ
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80
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10
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15
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13%
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preferred series A—
33%
5
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10
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59 :,4
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100
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1,100
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22%
6,900
20%
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26%
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noncumulative preferred—100
5 c/o
26%
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21%
221
,
14,300
10
18'A
19%
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27
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5%
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100
a
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;
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34%
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9%
20%
29%
36%
400
11/
24 V
23%'
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.
20%
20%
36%
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24%'"
23%
,
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'10%
10%
/
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29'A
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Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co_—
'
85% Apr
4% Feb 25
2o*«'
18
4
1% Feb
23
5s
com——3
36%
9 :,B
91'K
29 %
.
21%
10%
20%
29%
63%'
33%"
preferred—-50
preferred
preferred4.40%
preferred
'Houston Lighting &
59% May 17
18
9% Jun
Jan
convertible
20
'
$ 24'f».
.
21%.'
26'%
36%-
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20%
62%
-1
9,V«
.
36%
—*—25
Inc
4 c/o
1
12% Feb
'
1
25%
30
*29%
common—5
10-S.
21%. V
20%
No par
3%%
48% Mar 22
3% Apr
11% Apr
99
July
23
July
Jan
100
$2.25
3
18% Jan
5% Nov 30
64
7
20%
Household Finance common^-No par
6
26% Mar 19
57% Aug 17
,
20
83% Dec
,
Jan
88
28
Co
preferred
Houdaille-Industrles
,Mar 13
84
Mar
Jun.
5
Corp of America
5 Vo conv preferred
39% May 29
30
9%
1-10
common
Hotel
'
22% May 27.
36
Aug
9%
21% "V
16%
-
25%
5
Co
& Sons
Electrochem
$4.25
6
3
15% Nov 29
1% Nov 20
.
Hooker
96
3
Dec
.25% Feb
(A)
21%;
24%
10% '
""
25
convertible preferred
30
Homestake Mining————12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
8
6% Jan
4
28% Jan lo
Jun 13
2
40
Dec 26
12
Feb
97
28% Jan
24% Sep 25
75 - Dec 11
83 " Dec 26
41V* Jan
5
,
14
•10T»
50c
Corp
5%
102% Jan 10
35% Dec 26
90
Jun
18% July 11
•
t
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32% Apr 22
85
Furnace
Hollander
11
40% Jan 10
71% Jan, 4
39% Jan 10
Mar 25
59
52% July IT
103% Mar 16
26
4% Nov 23
21% Jan 23
,
33% Feb 11
40
Feb 20
74% Jun 19
,
16
Corp
17
'
31% Dec
Hotels
21%
21%
—1
(Charles E)
25 %Jun 17
12
9 %Jun
16
2.50
22% Jim
17% Feb
15
32% Jan
29% Oct 17
12
9% Feb 23
12% Jan 25:
25% Sep
7
14% Apr 12
12% Dec 12
9% Nov 27
18% Dec 31 '
7,500
1,800
y
27% Feb 10
57% Oct
1
35% May
72% May
29% Jan
17
-
40
4
48
20
'
9
2
Jun
Maiy 31
28% Jun
44
'Nov
9
21
Jan
19
38
Jun
13
63% Jan
32% May
46 % Mar
53
41% Dec 21
Apr
5
40
Jun
19
47% Apr.
50% Dec 11
55
44
Dec
27
54% Apr
44
Dec
12
53
26% Jun 20
30
Idaho Power Co_
3
'51
,
Jan
Feb
Nov
■
'
9
45
Jun
14
52
Feb
45% Jan
4
48
•Jan
15
45
1
46% Apr 23
31% Jun
4
Feb
'
27% Jan 23
13
'
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
-
Feb
59
151
Dec 31
76% Jun
8
V 52% Dec 20
20
Dec
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
85% July 20
5
Jun
Feb
25
6
148
Jan
16
100% Dec 13
69% Mar 20
79
Feb
12
9% Apr
5
30% Jan 14
20
73
165
Feb
'
88% Jan
4
Inland Steel
13
Interchemical
103
Feb
7
35'A Dec 31
85
May 23
27% Mar 25
41% July 25
174
Feb 28
May 28
33% Jun 14
139
92
Jan
2
Jan
21
35% Jan
3
4%%
•
32% Mar 12
29
33"% Apr 11
25% Feb 12
69
Nov
31% May 15
21
88
69
76
78
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
12
7
3
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
85
Sep
13
21% Apr 19
104% Apr 19
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
Aug
3
Jan
14
Jun
20
98% Feb
12
9% Jun
20
94 % Mar 26
89% Jun
17% Jan
86
Feb
112% Jan
6
2
13
2
33% Jun
May
4%
17
8
124% Jan
14
5%
42% Jun 17
51% Apr
Jun
o
35
12
July
6
49% Jan
2
30% Feb
12
Feb
9
27
39% Mar 16
15% Aug 27
23 % July 18
13% Jun 21
18% Dec
30
13
Nov
30
34% Jan
5
23% Deo
18
27% Jan
10
33% Jan
10
120% Dec 17
56% Nov 19
130
Feb
7
40% May 23
Feb
Paper common
j.
preferred
International
No par
No par
International Silver
7c/o
preferred
common
International Telep &
73
International
Jun
(}
Interstate
2
32
Apr
2
32
Jan
28
24% Jan
2
43% Feb
12
122
May
2
40% May 16
Tan
Island
22
45 % May 23
$6
5
•
Creek
Coal
common..
preferred
50c
1
I-T-E-
Circuit Breaker
Jacobs
(PL)
Co
*42;.
47i
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.30%
30%
*41
^
7%
.7%
28%
28%
28
82%
83%
82%
42%
46 •'
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40
/
6,300
30% ; 30%
29%
30%
775.
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7%
7,400
12,900
J-
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29%
83
84
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•
7%
28%
7%
7%'
155'
,
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28%
•
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28
28%
83%
82%-
84
155
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3,600
155
87
85%
87
84»7i
85%
6,600
44
42
43 %
42
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42%
5,200
23
22%
22%
227a
2,700
23
22%
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22 r-'a
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
2,000
41%
88
8713
87%
42%
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5
28
322
34%
34
30
72
109
106 7«
33%
139%
33%
28%
29%
99
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39%
118
26,600
139%
33%
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28 7
670
2,400
a
5,900
104%
106 V«
21,900
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9%
9%
9%
9%
6,100
106 %
105%
104%
105%
15,700
105%
23%
33%
33%
34
33%
139
106%
9%
98 %
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139%
26,000
105%
106%
23%
34
33%
20
1,600
329
108%
105%
88%
325%
139%
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28%
28%*
327
106%
9%
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34
139%
33%
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9%
9%
24%
98%
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39%
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10
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54% Jun 13
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39
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100
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20
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5
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9
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58
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100
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26% May 10
103 % May
34'A Apr 20
4
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47%
46
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33%
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Feb
70% Mar 13
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7
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100
International Packers Limited
98
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38
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40
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330
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52
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5
288
33 % May 28
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6
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6
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4
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99 % Jan
156
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20
47% Jan 23
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28
13
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39%
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22% Dec
13
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15
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1
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27
4
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4
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11
21% Apr 30
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9
46
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78
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11
91
Jan
55
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21
24
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28
56
27
102% Feb
6
81
Jun
19
89% Feb
43% Oct
2
58% Apr
5
43% Feb
11
52% May 13
Johns-Manville
23
3%%
67% Feb
1
12
82% Apr
3
Johnson
&
8
62% Nov
15
45 % Mar 12
61% Jan
2
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Laughlin
105% Feb
27
91
Jun
20
99
Jan
2
5%
26
61
Feb
11
76% Jan
17
35% Feb
3
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72
see
Mar 21
Dec
page
26.
69
Feb
Joy
&
43
79
1
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100
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42% Jun
22 %
1
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preferred
94% Nov 30
85
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Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
47% Jan
Dec
83
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5%
5
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12%
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10
100
1
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46
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44
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79
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80
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79%
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6
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10
11
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20
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19
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9
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Jan
15
25% May 24
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16% Feb
12
98
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9
18y4 Mar 29
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1
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20
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23
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23
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27
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9
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19
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28
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23
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23
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21
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26
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7
Feb
28
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16%
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23
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20
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11
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80% Dec
28 y4
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16
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12
13
81
27
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6
20
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28
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18
86
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16
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610
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6
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31
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3
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19
30
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4
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13
46
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6
40
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21
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30
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16
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2
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20
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32
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26
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17
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1
17
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11
47
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11
16
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28
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18
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10
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2
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31
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29
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20
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1
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1
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19
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spe
page
26.
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29
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18
95
60
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13
34
29%
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13
45%
44
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4374
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69
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Mengel Co (The)
11,000
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13
69
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74
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43
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1374
1574
28 %
40%
11
23
Jan
;
6%
13
69
Feb
99% Feb 21
107
*6%
28
94
9
6%
*40
62% Jan
27
6%
3
1
Dec
.
9
50
4
82
*
8%
33 V4
29%
—
Robbins
13i/4
3374
1374
-Nopar
Nopar
Nopar
Nopar
82
97%. Oct
'
8%
34%
—
54% Apr
Jan
8%
82 Va
Corp common
&
30
*9%
42%
;
1
pfd
Porcupine
8274
974
13%
8174
15%
$3.50 preferred
Nopar
$4 conv 2nd preferred——Nopar
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Nopar
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
12.50
26
50
*8174
*9 Va
13 V4
3374
May 27
69% Apr 24
21% Jan
8
Feb
49%
8174
9%
13%
*520
100
Co_,
McGregor-Doniger
10
*9
74
43%
33 Va
84 %
34%
$2.50 preferred
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
50%
77
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3V2%
convertible preferred
100
Mclntyre
2,400
13
,
535
33
33%
McLellan Stores Co—
Mar
42%
No par
19% Jan
20
74%
*520
__No par
—
McKesson
29
78Va
43%
535
18%
52
33V4
33 %
82 %
Corp
McGraw-Hill
2974
122
16
5
com
58% Jun 20
1
27% May 27
32% Mar 15
May 14
28%
*118
33%
Mar 22
McCall
30%
120
1
Corp
Maytag Co common
$3 preferred
v
29%
1120,
3274
Feb
9
:
30%
♦15%
83
25
\
123
15%
77
Jan
30%
*120
33%
7
32% Feb
;
30%
123
15%
21
17% Apr 22
'• " ; '
;
33Va
Jun
55
2,900
121,100
16
68% Jun
5
2074
117%
34
72
10
2074
115%
33%
2
11
20%
117%
*15%
4
Jun
20%
114)4
16
87% Mar
13% Jan
3OV2
*120
6,800
34%
96% Jan
50
/.
7,700
8074
16
May Dept Stores common—5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
27% Jun
'/ '
■
20 Va
120
114
120
28%
80%
34%
Master
9
30%
123
20%
116%.
'
2774
12.50
39% Jan
3
49%
"
1
30% May 14
12
76%
43%
*520
,_1
8
Jan
29%
81 %
'
82%
13
56% Jan
81
*81%
21
25
121
29
82%
9%
12%
35% Feb
34% Apr
30,
82%
75 % Jan
20
120
29%
81%
30
12%
preferred
cumulative
123%
*121
'
81%
20%
10
1,000
24,000
*9Vu
20% Jan
July 17
19%
*81%
7
12% Dec
96 Va
9%
Feb
54
*9374
13 Va
97
6
96 Va
82%
48% Mar 19
28% Feb
*93%
*9
12%
17
$3.40
96%
82
1
21
20
*93%
100
No par
Dec
14
2274
1,800
Dec
Dec
2274
30%
74
73% Dec 21
2274
30%
37
70
22%
30%
98
Electric
22%
30%
11
4
580
10,000
22%
30%
82% Dec
31
6,400
34%
112%
30 Va
Marshall
Jan
34Vo
30%
8
83
35
112
30%
8
-
113
30%
35% Mar
Co
36
34-74
34V4
113
30
6.25
&
35 Va
35Va
114
No par
37% May
7
30%
36%
34%
114
22%
96%
■ ■
*120
36%
35%
16,100
14
Field
36%
28%
11
Nov
4,800
28%
Feb
26
8
2874
31% Feb
19% May 25
8
Va
31
Co
8
28
7
4V4 'i'o
8
8
90
29%
40% July 11
Masonite
"
*81
28Va
37% Nov
Martin
5,900
8
90
29%
18
8
8
14%
49V2
*81
28%
21
28
1,500
51%
147 a
48
90'
29%
32% Feb
Jan
1474
50
48%
27%
29% Apr
91
14%
14%
48%
*81
'
170
99
29%
Corp common—.-5
4Vo convertible preferred
50
Maiquecte cement Mfg Co
4
35 % Jah
1,900
*83i/2
80%
Midland
47% Jan 22
67%
*84 Va
30%
100
Calculators Inc
1
66
99Va
20%
Corp
2
10
67%
87
109%
Exploration
Jan
20
677a
90
81
5
Jun
Mar
2,700
68'%
99%
30%
No par
20% Apr 10
Jun
63
*83%
20%
—
38
Jun
62
*84%
111%
;
34
28
63
'
18
33
62%
87
20%
—
11
82
7,200
62%
90
80%
1
16
3
17,800
100
par
5
27% Apr
18% Jun
24
1074
6374
13874
64
98%
109%
Inc
25% Apr
Jan
10%
63%
13474
10
63%
138%
*83%
1
:
4
50% Mar 23
Va
13874
10%
64%
141%
102%
///:/":/.;
13
45 y4 Dec
10%
900
68%
116
—3.33%
20% Nov
20
2,200
7,000
14,800
36%
34%
116%
50
48 y4
Nov
80%
36%
35%
4
10
100
100
1
Apr 24
78%
13.800
(Ky)_No
16% Feb
32
8074
.80
17,700
Manning, Maxvell & Moore
31
17%
1974
pfd
conv
Manliattan-Shirt
Marine
1774
14%
90
7%
31 Va
23%
9,800
23%
17 Va
62%
15
8%
30%
23%
17%
80%
10%
49%
*81
3174
23%
64
14%
90
3074
17 %.
140
65
48%
49%
32%
;
80
10%
400
4074:
•
29% Nov 28
May
17%
;
600
400
74
24
31
23%
«
24
5
1974
Manati Sugar Co—
Mandel Bros ——
Maracaibo
14%
401%
Co
R)
(P
21
15%
1974
50
13% Jun
14%
/
41
_10
2
16%
6,000
3,400
19%
:
9 Va Jan
37%
40 Va
Mahoning Coal RR Co_.
18
3674
19%
Corp___
Magma Copper
Magnavox'Co (The)-
37% May 13
37%
41
Square Garden
Chef
:
7
37 Va
19%
Madison
32% May
k
37%
40%
common
(M)
Trucks
Mallory
26,800
19%
preferred.
Magic
10
16
41%
(R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A-
30
10
7% Mar
Mar 20
Jan
86% Jan
May 16
7% Mar 28
47
26
Jan
86
16
19%
Macy
32
6% Sep
473 Va Dec
32% May 17
12
*83
16Va
5%
81
10%
700
83
157 a
40%
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
Mack
27% Feb
32%
33%
83
16
19%
Co—
Co
Lukens Steel
10
14
32
*32%
87
15%
42%
preferred
6%
33%
200
19%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
4
Mar
1,500
41%
93% Jan
39% Mar 22
1,200
1874
1
30% Jun
125
19%:'
70%
127% Mar
16
3%
v
5%
69%
2
21
14%
2374
3 74
1874
4
5%
71%
24
Apr
1474
*23%
„
19%
*3%
5%
71
% Jan
28% Jun
2474
19
62%
18
119
|. May 24
3,300
14%
14%
*24
700
1474
174
^
Nov
14%
24%
3%
174
62%
19% Jun
7
4,600
*19%
62%
2
19
52
1%
62%
100
Jan
247'a
51%
19%
142%
100
Jun
30
2474
-
1974
64%
series G
22
30
52
1%
*141%
series D preferred
series E preferred
120
30
24
51%
19%
65%
4.40%
12
4,500
26%
24
26%
29%
1%
141%
4.35%
7%
3,500
5,900
19%
63%
4.25%
8
18%
26%
*5%
5%
380
81%
1874
26%
1%
19%
82%
8
80%
19
17%
1
;
6,500
,15%
17%
•
4,600
5174
1%
31%
15%
31%
19%
*23%
48%
500
31
31%
19%
16%
17%
*81
3274
1%
141%
4
4
16
81%
15
*32%
8,900
37%
23%
10%
13,000
19%
37 %
32%
100
series B preferred——
Lorillard
37%
17%
7
700
47%
,
20
.
23%
10
38%
4674
.
.19%
16
31%
par
12,900
30%
*19%
1%
20
..
6,700
7274
30%
*
87
15%
..
4374
7074
*24
3%
*19%
33
*83
16%.
m
37% Nov
15,500
*83 v
32%
87
■
120
4,800
45%
*32%
33
4
92
106
T 14%'
33
25
45% Feb
600
13%
112
;
4
*83
Mar
t
14%
24%
*3%
18%
2.50
common
Long Island Lighting Co com
,
'
25
Corp__T
Star Cement
Lone
18 Va Mar 15
8
6,200
42%
'.111 Ik
18%
18%
52%
10
Inc
4.84%
51%
19%
74% May 15
31
13%
4474
109%
800
247'a
2474
—No par
Lone
Loew's
52
100
com
Ik III
18% 18%
30%
24
18%
Apr
119
600
32%
28%
31%
•
31%
26%
19%
16%
31'1
,
Si
29%
24
19%
37%
2%
26%
*24
.
4
15
preferred
Corp
Lockheed Aircraft
7
89
86 Va May 17
9
32%
80
45
74
43%
72
„
31
14%
14%
15%
'
24-
19%
25%.Ian
13
Mar 14
109
List
(The)
Corp
convertible
3
Jun
103
21
102% Jan
25%
32
51%
25
10
-
75%
31%
26%'
30
;
.5
11
23% Jan
5
Nov
3%%
30 23%
18%
100
Co
36% May 13
6
86
Belt
26%
45
8
19%
L~—5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily TuliD Cup Corp—
Jan
117
26
97
1,300
*28
13y8
13%
44%
45%
109
110%
30%
Mil
m
30%
24
*3%
No par
Products
37% Jun
4
1C9% Mar 28
23% July
66
65
28%
<
44%
72
'
S:
,":
53
14%
common_3
Corp
No
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass CoLibby McNeill & Libby
Carbonic
7% Jan
98 y2 Dec
Co
Lerner Stores
Link
45%%
26%
1%
Corp
40'a Jun
19
;
110% 112
72%
303'„
*19%
5%
Liquid
6
71%
30%
1
Lionel
12
n% Oct
Lehman Corp
Lchn & Fink
83
Jan
31 % Mar
100
----
38%
44%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
—No par
(The)_;—
1
16
16% Apr
28
58% Dec
19
111% 113%
30%
*24
-
1st
noncum
53% May 13
May 17
12
Feb
7
64% May 13
72% Jan
9
8
75
49% Mar 29
12
14
Apr 29
Feb
63
9
64
Aug
76% Nov
100 y2 Jan
uun
19
134% Jun
2
137 Ms D£c
49
Sons
Lehigh Valley RR____
Lehigh Valley Coal common
9
17% Feb
1
26
90
24%
13»/a
45
1
Lees
28
14
13
44%
:5 '
9
31
4
4
25
4
Jan
17% Mar 14
Feb
30
13%45
30
2374
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
94
&
2% Jan
12% Dec
common
36% Apr
Rubber
19% Dec
29% Nov
90
*88
28%
25%
45%
72%
26%
5
preferred series A
La Consolidada 6%
Lane Bryant
2
'20% Oct
25%
^ MS " g*"8* /
19
19
187/« 18%
-l0
No par
—
Kroger Co (The)
6
1
*86
91%
*66%. 67%
3274
32%
67%
34%:.
67%
*33%
25%
52%
£1/^ C°
Kroehler Mfg Co.-.
24
4
90 %
91%
29%
30%
-1
ri
Apr
28
90
95
29
44%
71 %
25
20
17% Jan
16% Dec
90
97
33%
30Va
21
45% Jan
16% Jan
90
93%
90
*86
90%
*91%
76
*86
90
90 Va
"
60
*73
76
*86
'
97
fl5
37
37%
37%
*7^
90
*91 34
lits fm
Oct
25% Nov
4,400
*86
*93%
90
i;8 74
Lee
10
1% May
37%
37%
7fi
*7^
*88
conv prior preferred
5
8
16,100
1,200
1,000
95
90y2
*
15
l%July
4374
37%
38%
33'2
30%
19% Mar 13
May 15
14
3
4374
97
__
17% Jun 27
94
44
*91%
'i S
Mar 22
4% Jan 24
3
22% Mar 12
19
42%
92
43%
*93T'8
fill 4
gsgg
1
42%
93%
44
*88
5
1
~n
No par
P0
250
Oil Indus common
1
Kerr"McGee
41%
92%
4174
94
44
irxa
*86
*93%
42%
92%
;
50
No par
Knvlr fimf.Lf J?
S &J" *1S2 & Co——
n,n
37%
I
■* p
41%
441?
7fi
•
t-'s
f**■
+t
43
94%
100
^
SnnL^fyol
£-n'rnfinS
*
.
vVeek
STcares
51%
11
»
£5
ft
29% Mar 29
463/, Mav 27
,ooi5 i
5
Feb
on/
17
38%
90
♦
'44
7fiiA
*86'
Ka4"sas Cityf Southern com-No par
a
».
42%
94%
tli-
Friday
June 21
June 19
100
3
o
44%
38'
e.f" TdS.f' "SL.,'
June 20
100
*
cumulative preferred
4
95
"76%
Aug~20
82
19
27% Feb
40% Mar 19
25
Feb
^71/ Jeh
12
74%
Mar
39
27
Ja"n~3l"
2fi
77% Feb112
6
58% Apr
2
101% Feb*
31
47
2
*T»n
12
30% July 16
21
32% Mav
Jan
iene^
Aonf P
2
^
4.35%
3
43%
44%
50
/»■'
95
100
^ cumulative preferred__-__10o
i?
»
«f'V
Tu,s
June 18
,
43%
«•*
»
___33%
—
38% Jan
Jun'20
June 17
K^ns®s city.Pr & Lt Co com.No par
^3.80% preferred
100
Apr
•
,«,*
•,
4%%
18
QR
a.
4
•
4%% cum conv preferred-*
preferred
i4
14
Mar 12
23
12
10
4
83
20
Ton
^6%
147% Mar 14
Nov
32 % Dec
18
..►Jan
32*'
20
39y2 Feb
40
?g
49
JJV
»*
.
& Chem Corp
1
9
37
24
Jan
Jim
90%
May 22
30
Jun
90
13
Nov
113
109S MaJ ^
1
Mar 13
87
9
<#«>
44% Aug 14
89
71% Feb
•
Mom..,
Par
92
*88
36%
36 %
*3574
37
23
2374
2274
23
36%
3774
36%
3774
77%
*105%
*58 Va
1974
771/2
109
5974
1974
60
3,200
110
100
800
20,600
80
74
1974
5674
100
109
*75
*106
58
900
100
5874
400
1974
14,000
56 74
1,300
56%
56
56
87
98
91
81
99
82
82
*80
83
*95
98
*90
98
*88
91
88
89
*77
81
*94
96
77
95
80
no
81
95
To
21
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
(2930)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
,
lUnge for
frerlou
■'i
-
126
47
May 28
Dec
7
29 y4 Feb
142
40
20
26 % Dec
5
30% Jan
2
38% Jun
5
Apr
Feb
12
3
127
40% Jan
26
38
40
12
20
17
12
Feb
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
23
July 26
75 y2 May 10
90 Vb
95% Jun
No pax
87
92
29
25% Mar
11
35% Apr
13
28% Mar 29
22
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
22
42% Apr
2
30
16
25
Feb
79
91% May 31
1
Minute Maid Corp
15%
5)0%
*22%
2.50
No par
Paper
Minnesota Power & Light
14
12% Jan
Ontario
<te
Minnesota
11
.
1
;
9% Dec
10
19
36 y4 Jan
29% Jan
23
49% Apr 30
37% Feb
7% May 28
15
58% May 23
3
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
43% May 27
30% Jun
25
36% Aug 14
33% Jan
2
37% May 23
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
12% Jan
8
65% Mar
6
\
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
3
17% Jan
9y* Nov 29
8% Mar 15
5
5
49 y4 Nov
29
81% Jan
35 y« Apr
26
47% May 14
7% Oct
2
Oct
3
67% Oct
2
54% Jun
60
21
5
10
44% Jan
31
11% Apr
12
Mohasco Industries Inc——
20
65% Jun
21
20
75
76
Feb
Feb
14
Mar 23
31
22
Dec
13
28% July 23
May 13
11% Apr
2
30 Vb Feb 26
24 Ye Jan
16% Nov 29
24% Jan
3
51 y4 Mar 19
22 y« Nov 29
28
Jan
47
Jun
14
Chemical
Feb
22
36 Ya May 31
40% Jan
23
38% Aug
Dec
31
467/a Apr 27
18% Jan
10
25 % Dec
14
21% Mar 12
27
28% Mar 12
14% May 14
19 % Jan
37 Ya Dec
13
5
Oil
Monterey
25% Jan 24
18 Ya Nov
1
shares
American
19
19% Apr 30
26% Feb 11
35% Jun
30% Jan
Morrell
3
(John)
51% Mar 14
35% Feb 13
20
45% Nov
9
40% Jun
10
47
Jan
10
Motor
Products Corp
32 y4 Mar
7
19% Jun
20
23% Jan
11
Motor
Wheel
30% Nov 20
40% May 10
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
8
14% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
36% Dec
21
45% Jan
11
Sep 26
47 Ya May
Mueller Brass Co
34% Mar 25
1
24% Apr 15
43% Jan
7
38% Jan
31
42 %
Apr 12
42% Jan
4
50
Mar 15
24
148
May 10
30%
50%
51Y4
50
50 3 4
51
52%
14.200
37 Ya
35%
36%
36%
37 Ya
14,200
34%
35%
■34%
35%
34%
35
9
8Ya
5b%
39%
39%
40
39%
9 Ya
OYa
9%
9%
8 Ya
55 Ya
9
39%
65%
66
77%
77%
76
76%
230
14Y4
14Yt
14 %
14%
1.400
20%
21
20Ya
203%
1,400
18 Y4
18%
18%
13 Yt
12%
13
37%
38%
83,200
10.100
78 %V.Y,
77%
77%
77%
77%
15
14
14 Ya
14 Ya
14%
20%
20%
18%
18%
*18 Ya
13%
*13
21
18%
21%
18%
21 y4
18%
*13
13 Ya
*13
38%
39%
38%
39
37%
38%
26%
25%
26%
24%
26
24%
25%
24%
25
49 y4
49
49
49%
49%
48 Ya
49
47
48
7,200
21 VB
*21
21Ya
21
21
21
21
21 Ya
21%
2.900
33%
34%
32 Ya
33
32-%
33%
32%
36%
35%
36
36 %
37
36%
37%
36%
37 Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 %
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
22
22
*14%
15Ya
15
15%
1.500
46%
46 7 a
46%
47%
5,400
%
y4
15
15
15
15
14%
15 y4
47 Ya
46 Ya
47 Ya
46Y8
47
40%
40%
40%
40 Ya
40%
40 Ya
20 V4
20 y4
20
20%
YV: 19%
31 %
31 Ya
30%
31 Ya
29 Ya
15%
15Ya
15%
36%
36%
27%
28 V*
27%
27%
4
Natco
"■
27%
27%
46%
46
46
*115% 116%
116
*46
•
,V
*45
46
117
117
29%
1.903
2.000
1,200
,
15 Ye
■
15 %
700
36%
2.800
:
46
46
3.200
27%
27%
27%
*45
-
t
37
27 Ya
40%
36%
15%
,15%
36%
1.100
19%
29%
;
47.400
%■
19 Ya
19%
29 Ya
r;
22,200
34
*40Ya
40 Ya
40 Ya
19%
20
30 Ya
30
36 Yb
18 Ya Jan
Ya
34%
15%
Nashville
600
400
39 3i
36%
8
170
13 y4
15%
Jan
29,700
67
*66
66
YB
11 900
9%
9
9%
2.300
4,000
39 %
38%
39%
9Ya
9Ya
67
'66
68
67
54-Ya
55%
5.500
9%
55%
9
9 %
9Ya
55
36%
130
12,500
36
15%
1
4
3.400
;
8Y4
36
*36%
May
1.800
26
Ya
37%
—5
—
-50
30% Jan
8
35%
•„
47
Murphy Co (G C)
1
Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F E) & Bros—-™_No par
11
83a
8%
3%
52
22
1
—
Inc
Munsingwear
17% Apr 30
35% May
29% Dec
Corp
31%
26
36
3
10
—5
Motorola Inc
30% Jan 23
21
22%
-31%
26 %
34%
10
& Co—
22 Ya
32%
26
8Y4
;
21 %
1
—
22%
31%
200
43
1,000 lire
.
Co
8Y4
'390
.
*21%
32%
26%
4.300
94 Ya
38
Montgomery Ward & Co„.—No par
Moore-McCoxmack Lines
12
7
31%
26 Ya
v
50
r
15%
*90
51%
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
38
■■■*'
23
> 23
94
15 Ya
15%
94
2,900
12,100
26%
No par
(The)
15 Ya
*88 Ya
3,100
24,200
91%
*88 Ya
93
92
16
12.900
:
106
88%
92%
1,300
-
19%
,
103%
110
1)0
90
19
19%
19
107%
;
%
20%
37
8%
52 /a
18%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co——5
Montana Power Co
36
26
20%
93
32 %
26%
8%
37%
21%
2
Co
Monsanto
4
12
35%
26%
*13
No par
26% Mar
49% Jun
2
40% Jan
36%
95%
-130
,
26%
Ya
15%
23%
32 %
26%
40 Ya
78
No par
-25
class A
*22%
300
2,100
47
128
20'%
36
*88%
15%
93
46%
128
128
26 Ya
19%
90
*
92
15%
56 Ya
*14%:'
-1.25
.
Tool
Machine
RR
Class D
8
Tan
Inc—
Co
Monon
89% Jun 17
23% Jun 10
3
39% Jan 26
1«
100
Monarch
*90
*89
30%
20%
115
89%
55%
*67
—100
preferred
Mojud
24% Apr 18
23% Jan
9
18
12
preferred
4.20%
22
Apr 10
83 % Apr
17
19% Mar 18
18% Nov 29
3% %
1
72% May
2
May 31
Jan
lllYa
95
?%
50%
93/a
5
»
19%
:
111
90%
7,600
30%
20 Ya
37 Ya
'20%
4,800
35%
27
26%
.
18%
18%
108
40
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
13
.
20%
128 ;
39
34%
47 %.
40%
46%
129
37
37%
27%
S'/4
56%
100
preferred series A
7%
128
33%
26%
33%
26%
8%
51,
.37%
36
1
....
Development Co
Mission
8% Feb
29
88
33Ye Nov 19
Mission' Corp
36% Mar 28
11 y4 Feb
14 y4 Dec
21
•.
•46
27
92 ,
15%
90%
23%
Mining & Mfg com
Minn
1
46 Ya
38%
34
'30 Y2
20%
92
$4 preferred
;
No pax
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
19
Jan
Jan
Jan
31Y2
129%
37 Ya
107%
Feb
88
30% Jan
%
46
19 %
106
12
8
25% Nov 21
19
1.50
Feb
Oct
28
31
Shares
39 %
30%
38%
35%
129
20%
20%
..
Minn 8t Paul & S S Marie—No pax
18% Mar
76
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
98% Feb 28
3
11
10
„
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
12
2
24% Jan
Corp
10
19
Apr
4
Oil
*31 %
33
40%
130% 130%
37%
37%
26%
27%
100
preferred.
1st
Minerals & Cliem Corp of Ainer
12
Jun
21
30 y4 Nov
40 %
36%
35
36%
46-%
19
Jun
14% Feb
90
Dec
13% Oct
105
115
8%
Midwest
14
19% Jan
73% Jan 29
58
Feb 15
95
3u%
39%
36%
ilia Week
Friday
Jane 21
June 20
June 19
41%
41
*31%
5
Midland Steel Prod common—4
May 31
22% Apr
17% Mar 21
Jan
3
32% Jan
25% Mar 22
9
68
61% Sep 26
36%
Enterprises Inc—
Ex $25 distribution.,
49% May 24
137
• Feb
4
2
Jan -
30% Feb
Aug 10
25 y4 July
Inc
Utilities
South
Middle
,
41 %
37%
41%
5
10
Sales tor
<
Thursday-
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 18
Midland
30
Jan
Par
Miami Copper
10
13
36% Jan
19% Dec 31
50% Jan
Mar 12
42 Ya Dec
12
Dec
40
20
Monday
June 17 ■
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
38% Jun
5
6
61-% Sep
33
Jan
20
26% Sep 26
40
Lowest
Hlgbeat
Lowest
47% Jan
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
tear1966
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
'i, 300
46
,
Ng:"
118
Jan
105
May 15
15% Apr 29
Chatt & St Louis——100
62
Jan
23
Jun
21
80% Jan
8
Feb
17
18% Jun
18
30
Jan
3
National Airlines
11
Nov 26
16 % Mar 19
11
Feb
12
13% Mar 13
National Automotive Fibres
42 y«
32% Jun
20
383/a Jan
14
National Aviation
Jun
6
35% Jun
8
34% Oct
17
150
Apr 18
39 Vz Jan
24
35
30
148
Jan
40
2
National Biscuit
Jun
18
163% Apr
12% Jun
17
153/4Jan
9
12
70% Jun
7%
9
15% Aug 17
179
Nov 21
11% May 24
34 y„ Feb
65
Jan
'
13
59
July 20
46% Feb
20
Apr
11
26 y4 May 14
20% Jan
3
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
6
30
Feb
12
38 % Mar 18
42% Aug 14
33
Jun
20
25 y4 Jun
27
18% Apr
8
20% Feb
10
29% Oct
11
23% Feb 12
92% Dec
17
92
National Department
9
1013/4 Apr
4%%
3
5
5
com..5
Stores
Distillers & Chem Corp
Natl
28 % May 21
18
Jun
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
23% Jan
34% Jan 23
National City Lines Inc
46% Jun
21 y8 Mar 19
101 y2 Aug 28
Register
National Cash
4
10
5
1
1
Corp
24% May 22
19
pfd series of 1951
100
*10
18% Jun
20
21% Mar 12
18% Jan
7
19% jan
25
National
Fuel
37 y2 Dec
27
61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23
35% Apr
25
42% Jun
20
National
90
Jun
21
100% Feb
12
93
Dec
28
97
154
Dec
10
179
Jan
31
150
Jun
19
132
Nov 30
153
Mar 12
128
Jun
17
139
12% Apr
12
11% Jan
9
14% Sep
4
48% Oct 24
36% Jun
10
16'/a Jan 20
20
17% Feb
64
5
32% Feb
14
Sep 10
Jan
20% Jun
77% Aug 17
65% Mar 12
80% Jan
3
33 y4 Dec
28
87% Nov
33% Feb
37% Mar 11
40% Feb
36
7
Dec~13
48
15
26
12% Feb
13
Jan
13
bl
Jan
36% Jan
3
9% Apr
Oct
10 % Dec
12
2
42
9
12% Feb 27
5% July 18
13% May 28
15
13 ya Dec
21
17% Mar 19
31% Dec
14
39% July 30
31
Jun
Dec
3
96
75
Jun
75
8% Mar
Mar 13
National Supply
9
(The)
5
Pa
National Theatres
National U
National Vulcanized
11
333/4 Jan
18
11
85
Feb
26
Natomas
Fibre
York
29 y4 Jan
N
July 24
500
Jan
307% Jun
9
Jan
12% Nov 27
30
26
64% Jan
19
21
58
Jun
Jan
Nov
24
New
7
10
87
Apr 22
Jersey
Mar 11
20
351
Mar 28
13% Jun 21
33
17
Jan
34 Vb Dec
4
28
$5
N
Air
11
41% Jan 14
10
54% Jan
28% Dec
6
4
"■
23
Jun
14
73% Feb
13
72% Jun
18
81
9
78% Jun
3
Dec
11
103
18% May 25
5
4
16
43
60% Jan
Jan
22 %
33% Jan
22% Nov
Aug 16
Apr 13
73% July 18
26% Feb
7
19
38% Nov 29
16 Vb Jan
77% Dec
41
104
May
49% Sep
25% Oct
16
28
88
Jan
50% Aug
8
7
68
83% May 22
18% Apr 10
33% Feb 12
Preferred
New
York
5r/r
Electric
Y State
1
Gas
1
Niagara
14
3.40%
Jan
30
3.60%
86% Apr
11
3.90%
90
Jan
28
4.10%
23% Jun
19
'
Niagara
Nopco Chemical Co
70% Jan
3
Norfolk
20% Jun
21
24% Jan
9
27% Mar 18
39% Jan
2
19
20% Feb
12
23% Jan
10
3
72% Jun
21
79
8
48% Jan
2
111
Jun
5
100% Jun
20
1
45
Apr
12
39% Feb
12
Jan
4
57 Ya May 20
107
Mar
8
Western Ry
&
2
common—25
American
Northeast
Northern
Dec
12
82
Dec
5
84
18% Aug
91
Dec
18
85% Dec
Oct
100
preferred
5
21
Northern
Pacific Ry_
States Pwr Co
5
13% Jun
5
"For footnotes
see
page
26.
21% Feb
15
28
30
Apr
39 Ya
38 Ya
38%
37%
38 %
4,500
8%
23,200
8 Ye
8Ya
10
17% Jan
23
Apr
36% Jun
4
Northrop
4
Northwest
10
12
4.6%
Aircraft Inc
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Norwich
Pharmacal
1
;
common
10
25
Co
—1.25
6%
15%
15%
15%
*13%
13%
13Ya
31%
32
31
31 %
*75
78
75
75
31%
AUJ
*307% 340
14%
Ya
33
14Ya
31%
16%
78
16%
16%
*76
77 Ya
113 y4
16%
1
>
75^4
75 %
76
75
75%
74%
40
75
24%
pllO
2,700
112 %
75
.
600
28,500
16%
112%
116
500
)
78
"76
78
114
114 y4
3.500
24%
25
24%
25 y4
24%
24%
24%
3,100
33%
34%
33 %
34
33
33 3
a
32 Ya
33%
27.600
27%
26Ya
26%
26%
26%
26 3 a
26%
6,800
27
78 y4
78 %
*81
84
*80
84
80
*101
AVJ.
103
*101
104
*101
104
>101
104
*307%
320
307 %
307%
'270
14
13%
13Yi
13%
-
340
13%
*307% 340
80
350
.
~10
600
33 Ya
33
32
14
14%
*14
33%
Ya
37 Vb
37 Ya
73-%
*73%
30
77%
78
16
117 y4
34
69 V*
16%
lGYa
78
116
37 Ya
29Ya
*75
77
75
73 %
*66
1,200
13%
*31 Ya
>*700
9.300
1
15%
13%
31%
29 Ya
33%
33%
33
33%
33
33
2.100
33%
32 Ya
33%
32 Ya
33
32
32%
3.900
34 Ya
33%
:
37
35
35 Yi
74 '
74
75%
75%
29%
29 Ya
29%
29%
30
*65
70
*66
36 y4
37%
74
70
*65
*71
5,500
180
75
*74
29%
18,500
29%
70
*65
69
75
72-%
72%
*71
75
*71
*79%
81
80
81
79
79
78
86
*32
86
*82
86
*82
200
86
86
*82
•
78
79 Ya
f
75
72%
79%
*80
72
Ya
23 V*
23%
23 3 h
23%
23%
37
37
36-%
36 YB
*36%
66 Ya
67 y4
67
67 y4
*21%
22
30%
21 "A
21%
73
73%
57%
57%
*104
105
47% 49%
30
*21%
67
21
22
*85
*81
*87
24%
15
*21%
35
83
23%
23%
23%
23%
36%
36%
36%
*36 Ya
36%
400
67 y4
66 %
66
%
66%
66%
4.400
21%
20%
20Ya
300
29
29%
55.400
21%
2,000
21%
*20%
29%
30%
x29 Y2
30%
29%
30%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
74
73
73
72 %
73
250
56%
55%
56
54%
55
2.900
101
73%
*73
56%
Xl02%
47%
561
b
102%
491
a
81%
8IY2
*73
55%
102%
100%
47%
48%
46%
101
81 Ya
*21%
101 %
*100
47 3 i
46
y4
100
47%
38,200
7,900
17%
17%
17
17%
70
71
69%
70
180
83
*81%
83
30
81%
*81 Ya
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
*81
83
*81
83
81
81
*81
63
*87
88%
*87
88%
89%
88
Ya
88 %
25
15%
22%
24%
24%
35%
160
3.400
23%
70
28 % Feb
6%
15%
17 Y4
Feb
6%
12 y4
*13Ya
17 Ya
90% Feb
•
10
12 y4
12%
6%
600
*9%
10
12%
70
92
8%
8%
*9%
17%
1
8%
8%
10
12%
71
100
6
39%
39
70 %
$4.16 preferred series
3
11.000
17%
5
19% Jan
28% Jan
45 Ya
17%
18
1
45
72%
83
88
100
_100
2
45 Ya
72%
*80%
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
24% Jan
45 %
17%
Feb
21
46%
5
90
400
34%
45%
*31 %
16%
16%
*77% 78%
118
lla
75% 76/4
25 %
26^
34 % - 34%
27% 27%
33
8.000
34 Ya
46%
100
2
May 10
39%
20%
35 %■
(Minn)—
86
Jun
35
$3.60 preferred series.
9
85
2.200
74
Common
101% Jan
81
20%
72 Ya
14
100
5
20 y4
*34 Y4
y4
34 Ya
11
$4.10 preferred series
99% July 25
29% Jan 13
1,100
3,500
Feb
Mar 29
102% Jan
12 Ya
38 %
82
92
Jan
12%
37%
173/4 Jun
83% May 20
1
14
16% Feb
69 % Jun
10
com
3
8
20% Oct
7
21
50
Jan
18
21% Jun
103
Feb
1
1
Central Ry Co_
Natural Gas Co
Northern
5%%
Aviation
Capital Corp
Northern
1
17
49% May 31
25
Adjustment preferred
North
46 Ya
210
12 Ya
38 Ya
13 Y8
Corp—■
No par
39% May 17
19
84
1
„—100
Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
preferred
100
preferred
—100
preferred
100
preferred
*_100
Share Corp
5
11
Sep
72% Dec
.100
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
62% Feb
35% Oct
16% Oct
15
& Hartford Co—
No par
31 Ya Mar
Feb
82
- -
5
Y & Harlem RR Co__
18
91
129
12%
38
Ya
15 Ya
84
29 % Jan
98% Jan
*126
12
38 Y4
*13%
77
*75
$3.75 preferred
85 % Feb
129
150
12%
15 y4
No par
Common
28
150
*126
130
*34%
20
10,900
125 Ya
150
*15
103
87
31
'
126
13%
1U1
383/4 Apr 12
Nov
31,000
15 Ya
*15
"81
10
Dec
42%
90
18%
121%
,6%
"101
21
78
128
6%
No par
50
Jun
73
'
15.400
41%
90
19%
13
6%
No par
73
34% Feb 28
€9% Nov 29
130
12%
6%
preferred
3 4 Ye Jun
Apr
*127
OYa
6
*31V*
<te St Louis Co
non-cum
Common
15
Feb
31% Jun
39%
York Dock common
94
5
-
18%
42 %
150
124 Ya
150
Ya
Brake—
39% Mar 27
Mar
150
*12%
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Y Chicago
New
N
75 y4 Nov
!
300
*148
128
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-
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26
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12
28
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48%
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13
28
128%
•
36
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common
issued
5%%
15
59% Feb
37% Feb
-50%
35%
84
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
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Jan
35%
49%
36%
98%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
21 % Jun
90
49%
35%
39%
50%
100
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When
Potomac
Jun
15
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Poor
Jan
106% Feb
39%
48%
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50
35%
-
84
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7% guaranteed preferred
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7
36
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3
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98
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10
38
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Mar
104
24
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85
1
31% Jan
64
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24*
99%
2
38
29
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10
111% Jan
500
99%
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11
2
8
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16
10
1,200
19
-
99%
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July 25
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19
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18
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12%
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20
2
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24
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40
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21
120
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24
93
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22
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21
30
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93
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84
135
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117
4
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26% Dec 11
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37% Jan
14
Jan
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93
40%
37%
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Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
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40 % July 24
88% Mar 29
31
27% Dec
130
23
55
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10% May 2
74
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15
7% Dec
Dec
1
7
Jan
28% May 10
60% Mar J 3
90
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10
80% Feb
85
23% Feb 25
Dec
155
2
21
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4
93
60
93
40
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150
17
17
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92%
39%
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92
61
92%
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138
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92
59%
V
59
12.50
1
13
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9
132
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150
23
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12
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78
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144
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92«/a
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20
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59
98% May 15
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7
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31
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61%
91
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100
3
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59%
78
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10
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5
82
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240
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a
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94% Jan 21
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3
74
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hi
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common
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91
Dec
41% Jun 20
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
45% Mar 6
62
.
78
hi
58%
preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
16
3
July 11
94% Mar 12
3
33%
49%
34%
13,000
100
2nd
Mar 14
Feb
47
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49
34%
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49
8.80%
48%
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16 ya
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4%
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l
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a
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500
:
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hi
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.
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3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
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71
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88
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.
6
117
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,
2
117
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9
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8
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35
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5
49% Apr 24
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85
j
Apr 26
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..100
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12
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4
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6
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17
—
.
28: Mar.29
;i9%JaU13
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__l
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—3.50
28
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.
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—
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,
2,50
2
22% May l
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1
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»
26% Jan
24% Jun 21
18
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68
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May 17
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24% Jun
37
95
2
55%
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-
25
—
—
7
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2
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6
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preferred-
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26
Pacific Lighting Corp———_Nopar
Pacific Mills..
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Pacific Telep & Teleg common.. 100
6% preferred
———.100
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1
137% Mar 12
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19% Jan
4
14% Jun 18
26
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132
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27 '
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91
93
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39% Apr 10
33% Jan
9
21
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,
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23% Jun
Jun
36% Jan
-27% Nov 29:
29.
Aug 27
l
5% Jun
9
21% Mar 20
48% Dec 13
88
*
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9
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27%
57%.
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90
16%.
54%
1 *4
5%
26%
48 ya
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5
9
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88
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2
17%
90
120
48-%f
78%:
*
90%
44%
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90
•93
95
27
34%
Pacific Amer- Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement 8c Aggregates Inc
3
43%
30c
_j.
17% Jan 22
Apr
35% Mar
44%
•17%
52%
II
Co
$5 preferred
ley* Jan 31
27% May 20
123% Jan
2
44%-
48
27
48
12
40%
11%
87%
18
33% Jan 21
41%
1
18
26% Jan
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40%
0,25
Jun
10
90%
40%-
56%
Jun
22% Jun
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lOo
:
Oxford Paper Co
15
Jan
93
90%
120
14
17% Jan 22
93
92%
5
19
17 y* Jan 22
93
27
Overland Corp (The)
1
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Corp
,_l
Owens-Illinois Glass CO——
-6.25
4% cumul preferred2
100
MM 13
Jan
79
•86%
—
51% May 9
102% Jan 13
90%
79.
Rights
15
59
90
79
44%
17%
100
_
39% Feb 12
.Apr
5oy8
91%
_7.50
Oliver Corp common.
:.
4%% convertible preferred
50% July 26
2
48%,
90%
78%
40
—__100
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29% May 28
hi Jun 18
77
series-
OUn Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
90% May 31
49 % Jun 19
"3
51%
92
79
—20
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
13
Jan
50%
91%
78%
Nopar
4.24%
51%
93
•91%
.
Co
Preferred
7
11% Feb 12
9
4%
52%
80%
__I00
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com__10
Jan 15
Jun
preferred—.
Ohio Oil
58% Jun 13
13
52%
91%
—.—100
ipp
4.44%
3
82
9
107% Jan
33%E%b 14
U
_
^ " 4.56%"
-!
14
14
preferred.—__
preferredpreferred-
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•9oya
4.40%
4
44% Jun
Jan
12
common
3.90% j
l
99% Mar 25
26
.
Ohio- Edison. Co
Jan 29
38
3
July 10
Jun
89
103% Mar
29% July 16
Nov 29
105
"78% Jun 18
19% July 13
3
48
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
20
Jan
110
4
34 lA Jan
90 J Jun
100
95'1 Dec 18
82% Dec 31
33s/» Jan
48% Feb 12
58,800
38,105
160
100
160
2,900
2,700
19,400
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23
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
24
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1937
.
(2932)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Baafe for Previou*
Range Since
1956
Year
Wednesday
June J8
June n
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
th",
Friday
bursday
June SO ■»
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,v
Sales for
HIGH SALE PttlCES
AND
Tuesoav
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
U
w ••
Shares
June 21
Q
130
Nov 21
29% Dec 26
70%
20% July 11
17
4
15% Dec
53% Jan 23
28% Nov 29
59% Apr
12
44% Aug
3
27
16% Aug
Dec
12
40
Jan
20% May 13
11
11% Mar 14
15% Apr
12
16% Mar 15
19 % Mar
22% May 13
34% Jan
4
Reading
Jan
10
31'A Apr
44% Jan
36
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
33% Feb 20
Jan
2
6
41% Apr
12
19
8% Mar 26
31% Jan
12
Reed Roller Bit Co
12% Jan
8
Feb
38
33% Jan
4
Dec
31
20 y2 Jan
11
30% Apr
11
11 % Dec
26
15
Jan
5
39
36
23% Jun
10% Mar 14
5% Apr
12
6% Feb
27
18% Mar 14
14% Apr
26
15 % Jan
3
18
64% Apr
4
26% Jun
19
30
Mar 29
56% Jun
20
62
Feb
43 % Jan
3
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25
32% Jan
8% Jan
16
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8
18
Jan
61
30% Apr
28% July 19
5
Nov 27
8% May
11% Dec
18
11% Mar
4
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
12
59% Jan
34'A Dec
31
45
Apr
24
30% Apr
6
13% Apr
10
15J/8 Jan
13
10% Jan
49%
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4
3
51% Feb
5
42% Jun
17
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17
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12
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21
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14
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80
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30
97% Feb
3
112
Feb
13.
Dec
17
155
16
24% Dec
3
29% Jan
19
12% Jun
8
63% Apr
Dec
Jan
2
48% Jan
3
Feb
6
23% Jan
29
96
19
31% Feb
26
39% May
Jan
23
17% Jan
29
18% Feb
13
23% Jun
13
20
48% Feb
13
83% Jun
17
15
16
2
Co
Ry
F
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79
Jan
2
93
Jan
4
14
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preferred$4 preferred————
28
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7
83
May
Scovill Mfg Co common3.65%
preferred
28
44% May
30% Feb
11
36
Jan
Seaboard Finance
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16% -pPb
13
17% Jan
54% Feb
12
79
13
237/s Jun
12
Jun
17
26% Jun
21
29 % May 22
25% Jun
20
29% Jan
7
Sears
Mar 12
15% Jan
3
20
36% Jan
3
12% Jun
1
21% Feb
29
3% Dec
43% Nov 26
63
23% Nov
15
50
42% Jan
7
60% Apr
17
Feb
6
26% Jan
2
39% Jan
4
20
49% Feb
12
61% May 13
Shamrock
47
20
58% Jan
Sharon
19
59
39% Jan
Apr
July 11
59% Dec 17
8% Dec
14
11% May
9
62 % Jan
10
100% Aug
8
Jun
9% Jun
7% Mar 12
72% Feb
93
12
2
Sliattuck
14
Shell
May 21
(Frank
Oil
Shell Transp
New
22% Mar 13
18% Nov 29
29
Mar 19
29% Jun
10
13
21% Apr
30
Feb
18
York
Sheller
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
Mar 25
49% Jan
17
Simmons
Jan
8
Simmonds Saw & Steel
8
54% Feb
12
68% Jun
6
Sinclair
Oil
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
80% May 27
Skelly
Oil
67
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
86T» Jun
19
Smith
(A
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
35
17
53% Jun
21
12
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
11
Smith-Douglass
64% May 10
47% Feb
13
62% Jun
12
17% Jun
7
21% Jan
18
Solar
Aircraft
7% Dec
13
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
Dec
21
53% Jan
16
46
18
51 % Feb
13
24% Jun
20
35% Nov
15
32% Mar 27
39% Jan
11
33
Dec
12
40% Jan
17
32 Va Jun
11
51% Jun
13
45
Nov
21
54% July 27
45% Jan
2
357k Jan
25
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19% Jan
11
23
20% Jan
2
247k Jun
12
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Jan
31
33% Apr
18
29 Va Ju l
21
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
31
38 % Apr
1
42% Feb
May 27
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10
58% Mar 23
12
467/b Jan
49% May 16
40
May 28
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8
6
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17% May 10
19% Feb
4
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26
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10
81
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17
22
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26
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21
16
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10
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7
38
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12
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30
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17
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1
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Jan
3
18
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25
6
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12
17
25
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2
96% Dec
31
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19
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70% Dec
28
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1
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31% Dec
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see
July 17
3
page 26.
40
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27
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4
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28
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247k
207k
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1
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75
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102
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86
25
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.
22% May 29
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16% Feb 12
55
Apr 30
105 % Apr
21
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205
20
20% Jun
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95
19
78
May 23
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90
75% Mar
12
35
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9
Oct
18
14
Dec
270
32% May 10
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
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33% Dec
13
190
22% Mar
77% Dec
90
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235
105
May 28
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5
17
Sep 17
60% July 31
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7
17
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67% Jun
2
Aug
L
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100
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Sangamo Electric Co_
1
10
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5
12
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311
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93
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163
163
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13
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155
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33
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5
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52
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160
14
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137
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93
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10
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54
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Richfield
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27 % May
5
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4
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25
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22
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77
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6
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20
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5
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59
27
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104
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27
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15
27%
l,40u
37 %
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4,400
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33
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35
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33%
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38
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13
12%
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>>
20%
20 7k
a
26%
277k
26%
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*40
35
6%
10
—
u
27;a
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88
25
m
58
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58
*57 7 k
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Metals Co
pfd series A
u
28 v.:
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—1
;
Co
Drug
Reynolds
Mar119
85
27
9
18
Ino
53 7 k
*14 7k
-—10
Brass
Revere Copper &
Revlon
*57 7 k
*6
preference——_10
Corp—
Stores
Republic Steel Corp—i
65% May 16
AUK
45 % Feb
41% Dec
30% Jun
8% May
10% uuiy 26
2
May 20
37
2
Mar 12
21
10
28% Dec
27
9% Feb 14
25% Dec
25
19%
18%
9 7k
Mfg Co common—
5
Conv pfd 3 % Vo series——
100
Republic Aviation Corp———
1
Republic Pictures common-——50c
$1 convertible preferred—
10
10
66
I0V4
237a
Reliance
1
38%
65.
18 7a
*40
—50c
div prior
Reliable
17 Va
38
66
18%
Co—
&
65%
387a
657*
*34
No par
Inc
(Robt)
$1.25
8
18% Jan
Bros
Reeves
38 3 4
65%
38 %
18 7
"Si %
—
28
Jan
common
23,100
38
*1774
28%
20%
4'/o noncum 1st
Reis
Nov 27
6
15
Co
V
67%
12%
50
preierred——50
4c/o noncum 2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
17
May 29
;
18%
27 VA
Rayonier Inc_—-—-I,
Ray-O-Vac Co
2.50
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
37% May
j.
65%
x38
33 VA
34% Jan
10
9 jJ
2T%
•
38%
*57 %
59 Va Jun
24
i
■■,
67%
19
7
37 y2 Sep
7
V'.'.
128^
2 1%
s
.
4,400
36%
*12,5
la
1'%'a, »%'.
38
11
48% Feb
25% May
2
•*'
2 7*. a
07 %
$3.50 1st preierred,
24
1-8
"1'^.bc
128a
27%
36%
36%
377k
x36%
*127
1-0
j
.27%" "2i%
27%
27%
377 b
130
132
*129
Radio Corp of America
May 13
78
13
July 19
31% Feb 14
40
com__No par
No par
Raneo Inc————5
Raybestos-Manhattan ——No par
21
Jun
65
37
377%
30%
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6% prelerred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
20
Mar 22
31% Jan
14
87 % Feb
27
Nov
26% Mar 26
50% Mar 22
33% Nov 23
18 f
Jun
130
2
5
7
37% May
138
Feb
29% Jan
2
33% Jan
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
33 % Apr 19
May 28
36 Vk
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185
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The Commercial and
.
Financial ^Chronicle
(2033). 25
-V
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1956
Lowest
36% Oct
A
*
Range Since Jan. 1, <
*
Highest
26
75
12% Jan
28
37% Jan
91% Jan
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW TORK STOCK
r
Lowest
i
44y* May 14
2
77% Nov 30
6% Dec
Highest
:
Monday
EXCHANGE
9
Standard Brands
Jun
21
82% Feb
13
$3.50*preferred
6% Jan
2
9% Jan
11
Par
2
42% May
Standard
Inc
com—No par
Co
Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co—-
3% May 16
43% Nov 29
58 % May
48% Jan 23
65
49% Jan
62% Apr
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4,100
56%
57%
56%
57
56%
56%
53%
•54%
53%
53%
53%
53%
66%
68%
67
68 %
67
68
37,600
39,900
117,600
55% May 15
10
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
California
7
47% Feb
12
62% Jun
87% Jun
19
94
2
14% Jan
2
18% Jun
3
14% Jan
2
18% May 27
preferred? Series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
—l
65 % Dec
51% Jan
19
81
Aug 15
bl
Jan
18
85
May 16
77% May 17
Stauffer Chemical Co,
13 % Dec
28
15
Jan
25
13
Feb
26
13% Jan
2
25% Nov 28
31% Nov
7
25% Feb
15
31% Jun
11
20% Sep
30% Oct
14
27% Mar 12
20
Feb
25
23% Jun
5
31% Feb
13
31
39% Apr
21% Jan
3
16% Dec
4
17
17% Dec
11
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
19% May 21
.
1
Jan
2
17% Feb
26
17% Nov 27
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
17
Jun
17
36
31% May 28
37% Dec
22 % Feb
9
29% Aug 24
5% Oct
19
Feb
8
32
10% Feb
89
12
3
6
% Jun
19
4b
Feb
12
29
50
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
13% May 28
Feb
25% Jan
31
8V4 Apr
11
56
6
93
82
72% Feb
13
82
22% Jan
23
30% July 31
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
21
6
21
39
Feb
6
33% Apr
8
Dec
19
78
Mar 22
66% Feb
13
6% Dec
26
10% Mar
21% Jun
25
35% Nov
29
6% Mar
2
Dec
4
1,300
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
Oil
Co
Feb
20% May 17
14
6
Dec
13
47% Jun
21
60% Jan
11
•54% Feb
12
76%'Jun
6
49%. May
62
;? 53% Nov 29
69y8 May 7
51
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
'
37% Oct 31
5
•.132
Feb
5
26% Jun
7
11% Jan 27
18% Dec 28
"15% Feb
12
25% Jan
16
30Va-Dec
7
33% Oct
1
14
45% May 17
29% Mar
33% Apr
5
16
8% Jan
Jan
Jun
44%
43%
44%
26
26%
26
26
300
43%
43%
3,500
"
26
26
5,900
*
6%
86%
*83
6%
6%
:
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•
6%'
6%
78%
78%
79%' "
28%
28V.
28 Va
28 Va
28'/u
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
21%
21%
21%
21
35 '/a
35V4
35%
35 %
71%
71 %
71
71%
*
77 %
Biscuits
Inc.
,—12.50
Oil
8%
—10c
25
California—
of
1625
8%
1635
y
3%
1620
21%
21%
21%
35
%
35
35
72
71%
*71%
-
8%
8
8%
1630
1580
8
8%
8%
1610
Va
8
1590
—
—
1.000
i,doq
71%
1550
1605
1580
_
-1,700
29,700
35
'
*71
71%,
4,000
78%
-
21
35
35
3,200
•
27%
21
21 Va
7,
36,600
86%
78%
400
-
5.600
Va
/
730
23%
24
23%
23%
5
42%
43'4
42%
43%
42%
43%,
(The)—4.16%
*23%
24
23%
23%
*23%
25
33%
34
34%
35
34%
35%
34%
33%
34%
12,800
41%
41%
40%
41%
40
40%
40'/b
40%
40%
40%
13,100
No par
82
82%
82
82
80
80
80
81%
80
80
1
11
Va
11%
11
11 '/a
10%
11 Va
10%
11
11
2
19%
19:%
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19 %
19%
1
1
14
Paper
50
1
Co
Co—_
(James)
Aircraft
t
Corp
5%
51
4
'
5%
14%
52
5
5
5%
X13%
50
50 Va
42%
34
23%
42
*23%
800
'
4,000
.
23%
100
150
11 Va
4,700
5%
195£
8,800
13%
13%
8,400
5%
5
13%
13%
'
.
24
*23%
5%
33%
14
23%
42'4
23 Va
41 %
*23'4
24
14
800
47%
48%
-25
73%
74%
72%
74%
731/4
73%
71%
72%
70%
72
45%
46%
45 Va
45%
43%
27%
44 Va
43%
44V4
43%
44%
26,700
18,900
28 Va
27Va
27%
Corp
2.50
—
Texas Co
:
Texas Gulf
4.48 %
conv
49%
48%
49%
6,800
28
28%
27%
28
25,500
27%
28%
28%
28 %
29%
27%
common™—1
29%
31%
29V4
30'/a
28%
29V8
38,700
40%
42%
42
43
43%
45
45
45
43%
10
37%
37%
37
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
37%
36%
£1
3,100
8,100
Inc
Coal &
Pacific
Texas
48%
preferred series A—25
Texas Instruments
.T
24
*23%
Producing Co
3%
Texas. Gulf Sulphur
—No par
'Tennessee
■
19
40% Jun
44%
79%
Temco
19
45
45%
26%
400
2,100
'
*17
79
TelAutograph Corp
9
10
33
45
26%
18
"
79%
Talcott Inc
11
18% Jan 31
31% Jun
17%
73%
$4 preferred —
.Symington Gould Corp_L
9
20
17%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com——7.50
May: 8
14
17%
No par
-
80
5 % JUn
*16%
*83 Va
Swift &
13% Jun
17%
86 Va
9
18 % Feb
*16%
4,800
*83Va
17
4
18%
86%
46% Jan
12
17%
18%
*83 Va
43% Jun
18% Dec
17%
18%
86 Va
5
15% May
39
18
18%
*
*84 Va
Superior Steel Corp_
Apr
38%
17%
18%
13%
11
21% Nov 26
26%
39%
17%
18%
6,600
53
39% Feb
8
45%
26%
38%
17%
18%
13%
32% Jun
31
45%
1
38 %
17%
53
50% July 26
May 28
17
37%
18%
13%
55% May 10
6% Dec
12% Jun
17
20
37%
*17 %
18
53
2
14
38%
18%
Sunshine Mining Co
89
37%
18%
13%
Superior
19
'22%'
53
9
Jun
30 %
22%
53
1
10% Jun! 19
30%
22%
14
13
/
30% ;
22%
6 V2
Sweets Co of America
May 7
12% Dec 14
30%
22%
13%
Sutherland
99
30%
22%
52%
29
9
30%
22%
6%
14
26
30%
22%
14
Jun
Dec
30%
23%
53%
27 % Jan
8% Feb
100
12,000
30%
22%
6%
27% Jan
81
3,400
13%
52%
3
May
800
72%
30%
13%
Sunshine
18
9% Jun
,730
81%
74
*13
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4Va% preferred series A
-1
5%% 2nd pfd series of '5530
Mar 20
74
81%
*13
81%
*13%
xl3%
42
'< Feb
28% Dec
38% Jan
13%
5,100
6%
Sun
3
75
17%
72
81%
82%
13%
17%
,
25,200
14%
21
42
-
Jun
82 %
74%
13%
300
18
13%
36%
.
83
75
17%
73
82%
74%
75
17%
17%
18%
53%
11
38
45
8
2
Feb
82%
74%
17%
,
4,800
88%
6%
12
Dec
18
65 %
58
13%
Feb
21%
,
17%
64%
57%
*84
•
53 %
35% Feb
9
18
-
22% Jan
July
17%
No par
7
27% Feb
21
18
Jan
1,210
18
*17%
Sunbeam
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
9
18
18
90
1
,
84% Jun
27
Nov
16%
5
Corp
14
7
Nov
940
16%
Sun Chemical
101% Jun
Jun
16%
66%
Corp —
1
Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
-No par
6
17
31
7
161a
5
Studebaker-Packard
Jun
28
66
16%
common—1
Co
16% Jan
70% Jan
34% Nov 28
1
15
Storer Broadcasting
7
Dec
22% Nov
87%
59
*85
59
87%
-_5
Stone & Webster
"
13% Mar
59
88%
*13%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co__
24
59%
88%
x82%
_
8
May
59
88%
1
(J P) & Co Inc
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
29% Apr
60%
No par
10
Sterling Drug Inc'__.
Stevens
5
18 % Mar
50
(The) L S__
65%
59%
88%
_5
3%
58
10
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_.
Starrett Co
V
3%
100
3%%
43% Jan 23
4
3%
Jersey
3
170
54%
New
62 % Jan
3,000
4,700
7%
57 %
of
4
7%
53%
Standard Oil
21
75
57
17
20
7%
41
75
3%
68% Jun
8
7%
7%.
41
76%
7%
*75%
54%
12
Mar
7%
Shares
41%
41
t
57%
53% Feb
15% Aug
17% Jan
77
314
Standard Oil of Indiana
12% May 29
7%
41%
75%
54%
Standard Oil
4
100 % Mar 23
May 28
88% Dec 28
7%
40%
>
?
78
57%
6
62% Jan
9
"41%
the Week
Friday
June 21
>.
25
57% Jun
31
41%
"77
June 20
;—6.25
12
of
7%
P..
distribution
Ex
3% May 22
78%
Sales for
Thursday
June 19
,
y
50% Mar 26
50
13 % Nov
43% Feb
4
Aug 14
41%
78
1
Wednesday
June 18
41%
No par
Products
Coil
Tuesday
June 17
Oil
Texas Pacific Land Trust-
6% Dec 21
10% Jan
9
Jan
23
182 % May
9
34% Feb
10
150
r
,.'20% Oct
1
20% Dec 20
11% Juti 20
29% Apr
22 % July
54 % July
13% July
10% Jan 23
/
..
i
'
''
:
:
»
,
■
17% Jan 21
47% Jan
31, *
11% Apr
8
lt% Jan 25
51
14
Jan
80
19
23
Dec
•
Jan
33
■'
Nov
28
Texas Utilities
21% Jan
2
Textron
21
«
Jan
■
:
87
Jnn 17
32% Feb 15
'■ '■
'•
"
'
'
,13% Dec ~~5r
j;
51% Nov
■
23„
Jun
49% Jun
20
Jun
4
5
12
13%
2d
'
7
26
13"*!B Jun 20
Peb~27
53% Jun
Fair
14%
Jan
~3l
24% Feb
■
52
25
V
9
Nov 29
Jan
10
52V4Apr 17
30%
18%
18%
18%
23%
24V4
23%
24
23%
23%
*56%
58%
58%
58%
*55'/2-
57%.
18
20
20%
21%
20%
21%
20Va
211/4
20%
21%
6,200
33%
'
13%
•13%
13%
13%
*13
131/4
2,200
*47%
13%
48%
47%
47%
*47%
48
*47-
48
*13%
14,Va
*13%
14 Va
*13%
14%
._50
*47%
*33%
14%
'-76%
77%
4%
.
87
100
preferred
—
ji Tifle^atet Oiicommon_.—:——L-10
,
*
When issued
——-pL.—'
——
J $1.20 preferred
:
—_23
Tlmicjen Roller Bearing new__Nd.par
—
-
87
38
38%
.
(The):
Transamerica Corp_
38%
"23%
23 %
*37%
23%
51%
52%
50%
"49% Nov 21
37%
,37 Va
37.%
13%
14
13%
14'4
%
29% Apr 12
46
Apr
25
8
Dec
6
25% Oct
25
18
•
Jun
11
37
37
32%
32%
57
51%.
51%
50%
51%
21
31% Jan
-50
Truax-3?raer Coal Co dommon——1"
24%
24%
24%
9
20
.
22% Feb ; 8
16 1 Jun 18
Jan
2
14 Va Jan 18
.7
Mar 15
10% Jan
10
Twin
30% Jan
18
TXL
29
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp _t_——
35% Jun
15
25 % Apr
13
16% Mar 19
13% Feb
12
44
Mar 27
23% Feb
12
8
Apr 23
5% Jan
3
31% Feb
10
26
21
Nov
29
14
50
15
108% Jan
6
Jan
17
Apr 23
15
9
30% Jhn
47
Jun
-5% Nov
13 % Feb
47% May
8
133% July 17
16% Apr
33
May 29
8% Apr
80% Jan
11
83% Nov 30
104
Jan
5
85
Jun
18
89
2
51% Feb
12
9
26% Apr
8
31% Jan
8 Ve Dec
11
Oct
1
29
~
10% May 10
36
Apr
30
Jun
7
27% Feb
6
8
29% Apr
61%
May~25
96% Dec
17
66
125
Jun
20
27
Mar 21
62
4% Feb
9
73'/a Jan
23
61/4 Jun
20
6
Dec
14
21
Jan
17
13% Jun
8
43% Dec
12
55
Mar
281/2 May 11
35
Aug 14
351/4 Jan
41% July 30
23
5% Nov 20
14'4 Dec 12
1% Dec
4% Jan
82
12
Jan
22
64% Jun
5
Union
8
Union Pacific
20% Aug
9
52 y4 Nov 29
Dec
3
15% Dec
27
35
Dec
4
Oil
4%
33% May 16
90% Jan
United
4%
100
4%
39% Mar
4 "'8
5
6% Jan
11
5% Jun .21
46% May
8
6% May 15
79
Jan
21
7% May 20
85
71
72
*80
71
*85
*80
85
60
29%
71%
29%
10
58%
59
25,200
29
29%
28%
29%
35,500
8'/a
11,000
8%
8 Vt
29%
29%
29%
23
29%
30%
31
30%
31
70%
66
681/4
66%
67%
66%
68%
325
8%
8
*115
125
*115
125
>110
95
95
98
93
94 V,
94
94
94
27 %
27%
27 V,.
27%
27V4
27%
27Va
America—No par
27%
*91
*24%
67%
26%
27'74
—
No par
10
Corp
No par
Co
(Del)—No par
United
44%
5%
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
convertible preferred
100
United Corp
(Del)—-——
—1
*78
*.'50
$3.50
27%
27%
27
*91
95
24%
68 %
66
44 Va
44
5%
%
5
*78
79
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95
241/4
7V4
5 Va
79
7%
23%
26%
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|
66
64
441/4
44V4
441/4
4%
4%
*78
79
71/4
7%
Va
93%
27%
27Va
4%
*78
651/4
V,
4%
79
67%
125
93%
27%
26%
27
24%
63%
*43%
47/a
*78
800
100
2,400
10,600
2,700
95
24%
1,000
64
6,100
44%
5
700
9,500
79
7%
7%
7%
64,400
6%
6 Va
6'/a
5%
6
16,300
30 %
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29 V*
30
35%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
6,200
45
45%
45 Va
45%
45
45%
45
45»/4
45
451/4
13.000
10
36%
37 "4
36%
37 la
35%
36%
35
35%
34 Va
35%
15,800
13 Va
36 %
36%
36%
36
36
35%
36
35%
35'/a
5%
5%
5V4
5%
5%
5%
5 V*
5V4
5%
51/4
3,000
13-%
13%
13'/4
13%
13V4
13%
13%
13%
8,600
1%
3,400
9
nited Electric Coal Cos
—5
Suited Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
16% Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry
44 % Jan
2
47% Jan
9
United
Fruit Co
8
38% May
38 V8 Feb 19
United
Gas
Corp
United
Gas
United
Industrial
Improvement Co
Corp—
5
No par
-36
6V4
6 Va
6
7'/4
6
7%
4,200
28,200
6 Va
9% Jan
7%
29%
31
27 Va
*91
23%
44
66%
*110
95
23%
66
67
44
95
23V4
24%
8
29
*30%
125
10
Inc
230
85
59
85
31'ite
8%
1,700
58%
*80
V,
311/4
35% Jan
14
*76
*76
29%
8
21
220
85
85
30
12
Feb
18,500
92
32 Va
13% Feb
32
21%
27
92
32%
28% Apr
35 % Jun
21%
26'/a
93
8
29%
18
5
22
73
69
3 25
1,100
14,700
22,600
27V4
72
81/4
34%
121
91%
*76
8%
119
26%
No par
16% Aug 20
36% Dec
34'/8
35
.——5
Co—
United-Carr Fastener
16,300
22
73
30
of
25%
94%
85
%
25%
27%
73
29
26
22
*76
29%
4,100
27 '/a
72
29Va
7Yo
122 V,
121
85
common-—10
preferred
—.—10
Lines
Carbon
34%
7%
94%
r
85
„5
convertible preferred
100
(ser of 1956) conv pfd—100
United
13
*14%
15
60
Co
25%
72
85
Aircraft Corp common
71% Jun
26%
*76
59 Va
RR
8
8
\ 8
,
21%
22
22
61 %
$4.50 preferred
& Carton
15
%
90
Car
11
Apr
22
00%
Twist Drill Co
Union
22
25
California
non-cum
Union Tank
No par
No par
series
$4
of
58% Feb
2,200
900
7% Jan
6
5 % Apr
2
6% Jan
11
19% Feb
29
13% Feb
11
15% Jan
9
United Merch
—1
13'/a
13%
1% Jan
2
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
*1%
58%
81
l'/4
1%
59
58 Vt
58%
58%
59%
58%
587/s
57%
84
83%
84
83%
83%
83%
83 Va
*82%
37%
37%
37%
37'/4
38 Va
37
37%
4,900
32%
32 Va
32 %
5,200
3% Mar 26
1
% May
8
39% May
28 Va Oct
9
24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
22 Va July 19
May 23
62% May 20
M*v 24
33
Feb
13
23% Jan
2
51% Apr
10
156
8 %
Jan
7
May
1
Nov
14
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
29
15
14% Feb
12
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43 % Jan
7
see
page 26.
U
86% May 20
42
For footnotes
Preferred
4
55
155
123%
11
31
23
122%
Preferred $3.50 series
83
28ya Jan
124%
Corp—6%
Paper
United Board
5
Jan
35Va
322%
27% May 16
3
Jan
34%
123%
6
2
7
34%
121%
28
23
23
34%
No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp—10
Jun
J All
4
1,600
21,500
7%
19% Jan
77% Apr
3
May
14%
31%
7%
Biscuit
95
41% Dec
14%
30%
7%
United
26% Feb
24
48i/4 Jan
15
29% Mar 14
20
Feb
28% Apr
9
71% Mar 26
107
1,100
31%
Air
32% Apr
7
14
7,200
7%
United
20
V
52
30%
4
Nov
16%
*48 Vi
•
7%
2
93
28%
16 V*
49%
32'/a
Jan
26
28%
16%
*47
7%
43% Jan
93
17
'
*16
31%
115
18
44% Dec
*;
*14%
10
121% Dec
23
16
49%
7%
18
10
35% Jan
16,500
14%
Jun
103% Oct
—
36%
32%
26% Jun
18
28%
•
7%
14
Dec
28 Va
36
-
14%
Jan
166
28%
49%
*47
37%
31%
152
23
Dec
28%
24%
24%
52
36%
7%
34%
Preferred $3.70 series
2
24 V*
*48%
14%
May 29
1131/4 Jan
20% Dec
1
18
24 V*
•
V*,
32%
2
29
'
52
37
7%
34
24
Apr
24%
900
1,800
2,500
3 4%
31%
Jan
9% Mar
50
5
79% Jan
31
49%
1
No par
100% Jan
82
50 V*
36
27%
70% May 28
*49%
24%
94%
11
,
26
94%
15
50%
26%
27 Va
Feb
1
*49%
26,400
26 Va
27%
Jan
32%
*
26%
94%
91
35 Va
32%
36
26 %
!-.
(The)
Corp
24%
93
35%
32%
1
Oil
27 Va
2G
72,600
%
35%
32%
8
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
29% Mar 19
21
36%
13%
%
•
8%
11
24% Mar 25
Va
448,700
; 4r100
4,500
26,600
11,500
8%
10
12
13%
%
■
8%
No par
No par
20
-
8%
Co—
Elec Co common
9
91% Jun
•
—-1
Coach
Preferred $4.50 series
20% Feb
26% Jan
9
'
*
36%
16
Union
2
17
36%,
13%
-
-
33%
*47
Carbide Corp
Jan
36%
13%
Va
Bag-Camp
13
Oct
49
UniGn
Jan
36'%
%
16
*46%
Union
30
-
48
37%
29%
xl6
11
Nov
28
28%
16%
49%
18
28% Apr
65% Apr
39% May
2R%
35% Jan
81% Oct
10
16%
124% Jun
112
-
13%
47%
-
,
68
16
5
1%
13%
47%
1A
'
3,400
13%
1%
i
22,200
.
13%
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12
27
Jan
28%
♦47
23%
51%
7,000
,
,
47%
13%
35%
Apr
30
25% Dec
52
*64
23
50%
32%
52
35%
20
381/*
'35%
'
11,500
■
1 s7a
%
-
100% Feb
92% Dec
78
12
7
52
20% Nov
,
*'
,
*48%
52
36%
73 V* .;•
38.
48%
36%
24%
Jan
37% Jun
—
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19
,
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37
32%
10
;
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%
'
330
i
14%
13%
1
13 ;%
49 Va
35
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•
6,200
47%
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13%
Apr 16
27% Feb 25
51% Feb 26
'62% Mar 13
21% Jan 30
15% Apr 27
23%
1,000
C
89
37%
52%
48%
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13%
(conv)—_—50
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23
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Preferred series A
72%
■
•
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38
23%
48%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% oonv preferred 1954 eer—50
20th Century Fbx Film—«►_
1
Twin City Rap Transit cora__No par
5% conv prior preferred,
—50
*37 V*
-
90
52%
Tri-Centinentai Corp common——1
2
38%
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•
74 >4-
23 Va
13%
$2.70 preferred
37 Va
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34
May 24
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89
38
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73
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74
,
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5
Airlines Inc_
Trans World
4
1
77%
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38%
2
—2
—
V
89
38
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3%
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76%
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18%
24%
53%
(J R)
—19
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;
63% Jun
12,000
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13%
48%
13
61
100
14
13%
'
24%
11
54
14
58%
24% Jun
36% Mar 12
13%
18,600
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49% Jun
Dec 26
64
1
Oct
27-
14V4
3,500
43%
43 *
43%
59%
26% Feb
18
7%
138%
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43%
24%
24% Feb 12
Oct'lS
28% July 23
59
July 27
33% Nov 19
Jun
7%
7%
141
44%
13%
-
(expire July 8)
.—
Transue & Williams Steel-—No par
%
7%
*1351/2
141
44
14%
% Jun 18
38% Jim 13
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7%
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45%
14
'
26T,
7%
7%
139
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24%
——
$2.60 convertible preferred
13% Mar 20
50% Apr 22
41% Apr 24
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7%
139
45
59%
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13
133 Jun
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340
14%
3 8%"
50c
common
*
89% May
13
Jan
35% Feb
28% Mar 21
Mar
3
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J'
45% Apr 30
16% NOV 29
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15
43% Nov 27
34% Oct IT
:
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'
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;
Nov~fr
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The
1.
23 %
.44%
*
13
8
93% Apr 18
42% May 27
136
$1.25' conv preferred
No par
I Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.46 conv preference—:—No par
3
,25% Jun 11
60% Jun 12
21% Jun 18
14% Jun
2
*
100
—No par
Co_
"
15% Apr 12
53
Apr- 12
69% Feb 12
Feb 13
47% Mar 2?
Texas &
2
16% Jan
"
Pacific Ry Co
4
Jan
7%
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8% Mar 15
49% May
160
44% Jan 25
;
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,
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135
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
Mar 19
39% Jun
5
S
Borax
4%%
U
&
&
Mfrs
Inc
Chemical Corp
preferred
^
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S
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
S
Gypsum Co common
t
—.—100
1
No par
4
100
13
U
65%Jun
4
U
Jan
24
17 Va Jan
7
U
Jan
7
17 Va Apr
22
class A preference
.
U S Industries Inc common—
45
12
33% Jun
162
36
Jun
1%
S
preferred
Hoffman Mach
common—82 Vac
5%
4%%
preferred series A
50
1
so
1%
38
37%
33 V4
33
64%
64
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321/4
63%
156%
33
64%
156%
IV,
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32
.
32%
IV,
32%
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1%
58%
85
61%
62 %
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156%
156%
156%
156%
63
64 V,
61
62
9
8%
9%
8%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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30%
*30%
30%
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30%
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30%
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15%
15%
15%
110
7,600
370
21,900
30%
15%
6,900
15%
*44
15%
16
45
.
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15%
45
15%
*43%
15%
45
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45
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45
7,400
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
.
(2934)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
22% Jan
11
15
1
37 % Jan
24
11
12
2
8% Jan
7
27% Jan
4
29% May
14
8% Feb
9% July 13
22% Feb
23% Jan 11
1
til Vi Dec
28
29
81% Dec 31
92
Dec 26
42% NOV 29
70
Jan
6
63
32 % Nov
>
35% Aug
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
80
Jun
July 18
88
May 13
142% Dec
17% Dec
Jan
58
Dec
4
28
21
49
56
Jun
17% Feb
18
8ft
r
U
11
61% Jan
24
2
20
1
155% Jan
Jan 20
136 % Jun
7
12% Jun 27
7% Dec 17
31% Jun
14% Apr 23
13
Mar
17
7%
Jan
15% Feb
No par
preferred—25
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
.
$6 convertible preferred-—No par/ ;
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
—14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
22
5
May 28
9
7 % Jun
20
8
Jan
2SI
99
Mar 23
80% Jun
13
87
Jan
21
Dec
31
3
26% Aug 15
63
Deo
4
6% Jan
7
10
Apr
17
Dec
9
Dec
36
Apr
3
155
Feb
4
30% Jun
7
12
9
.
23% Feb
82% Mar 29
68
May 14
Deo 14
24
Jan
28
40% Feb
12
26
55% May
4
Feb
7
123
Sep
12
8ft
29 'A Apr
10
50% Jan
2
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13% Jan
9
Van
7
Van Raalte Co Inc——
29
May
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11
78% Jan 13
104
Dec
18
116
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.
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103
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21
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28
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90
Mar 27
May 29
98
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.
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14
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3
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83
92
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139
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21
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53
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69i/2
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137%
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4.000
55%
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75
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97
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19
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18
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31
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13
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17
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91
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2
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11
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19
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15
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17
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4
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87
common_No par
59
59-y8
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18
20% Jan
12
33 y« May 14
5?*t WAb
12
66% Jun
82% Dec 27
99% Jan
4
82 y4 Jun
17
92
Feb
17
Feb
4
129% Feb
4
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
53% Feb 12
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94
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2
24
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13
267a Mar 22
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103
28
3
Jan
Aug 30
80% Feb
15
59
Jun
20
687a Jan
2774 Dec 20
317a Jan
18
2774 Jan
23
287a Mar 14
62
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1
99
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10
9
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23
267a Feb 16
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30
127a Jan 23
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17
1474 Jan
69
Jun
2
297a Mar 14
19
1007a Jan
7
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10
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257» Apr
Feb
18
6274 Jun
13
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707a Jun 20
153/a Jan
15
19% Jan
9
57/a Jan
21
13
5
107»Jan
9
Dec
31
2574 Jan
4
307a Sep 26
37 74 Feb
20
30
Jun
Mar 22
123
Oct
18
217a May 15
1
14
47
13
197a Dec
297a Oct
297a Jan
19
4
127
1
Jun
4574 Feb
38
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145
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187a Feb
12
8
75
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16% Apr 30
8274 Apr 30
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20
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12
8% Jun 21
8
137a Apr
53% May 24
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95
50% July 24
102
8
Jan 31
237a Apr 30
20
34
May 13
131
Mar 19
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517a
967a
96 Va
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267a
387a
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39
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61
587a
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58
100
9
9,300
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57%
58
15
34,000
500
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147a
14%
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71
71
71
71
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120
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2174
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327a
3274
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327a
10
41%
42 74
42
427a
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42
4274
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10
preferred 4% ft series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
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64 Va
65%
6474
65
64%
657a
6374
64
61%
87
87%
86%
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8774
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85%
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83 74
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83
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7%
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30%
307a
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9
4
20
8874 Jan
3
Feb 20
87a Apr
11
82% Jun
7
-
277a Feb 12
Jan
19
36% Dee
12
31
Feb
83% Feb
8
131% Dec
TO
99
Mar 12.
12
257a Feb 12
9174 Feb
12
(F W) Co
1
Prior
Wyandotte Worsted
Co
317a Jun 18
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
35% Jan
Young (LA) Spring & Wire
2
5
12174Apr
Zenith Radio Corp—
8
or
No par
83
%
8474
83%
8374
77a
77a
7%
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297a
30y2
307a
317a
305a
31 %
lo "
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
*86
7%
3174
X84
3
123% Jem
2
30
May 27'
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dend.
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109
.110
28%
297a
1147a 115
1137a 1147a
31
31%
31%
105% 107%
28%
2874
3174
3174
107% 1097a
287a
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-
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31%
317a
105% 1067a
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113% 1137a
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100
22%
31
3274
Wool worth
5.500
22%
32
17
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com
2174
4174 Jun
-1.000
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Inc
95
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32
10
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397a
59%
87a
87a
267a
217a
9274 Mar 15
3
267a
3874
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32
65% Jun
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8%
4,200
21%
457a Jan
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600
52
10
12
101
,
9
28
507a
lo
Iron
12
297a Nov 28
874
9
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20
50
preferred
21
16
967a
5174
967a
100
28
.
Woodward
5274 Feb
Jan
51 r
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
6
85% Jun
20
287a
51
327a May 13
227a Feb
15
7
287a
5174
10
24
34ya Aug
287a
10
50% Mar 19
24
28%
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GO
220
8,200
,
6074
21
9974 Jan
20% May 24
60
287a
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287a
97a
_
59
Jun
607a Nov
9874 Mar
*59
24%
26% Apr
19
10% Jan
287a
23%
21% Jun
247a July 10
27
367/a Feb
23
31
GO
*28
23%
6,600
56'A
91
*90%
59
96%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
88% Nov 29
774 Dec
247a
No par
Industries
417a Jan
8374 Nov 30
23%
5174
Co Inc common
43% Dec
'
2474
1
V.'4"'! Dixie Stores Inc
6%
247a
55%
907a
2374
91
247a
567a
91
5674
5774
91
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5
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
5674
90%
24 Va
_
__
preference
preferred
&
587a
89%
100
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convertible
Wilson
57%
91%
58
51
Wilcox Oil Co—
2
5874
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52
common
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preferred
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:
400
31%
103
•'
1,300
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82'A
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
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Whirlpool Corp common
:
5
474% convertible preferred—!
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
129
preferred series B
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34%
-
2,600
•
19%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric conimon-.l2ya3.80%
15Va
97
37%
30
2.50
177/a Apr
26% Feb
Mar 25
15
787a
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59%
37%-
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44
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22%
59;
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84
22%
30
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24'
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44
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91
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89
47
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18
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5
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Western Auto Supply
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3
98
23
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8oy4
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2
86
58% Nov 29
80%
15%
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67
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100
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100
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100
11
18
,
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13 y4
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West Penn
28
Jun
12
24%
^
13
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5
80
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5
39% Jan ^ 4
Mar 20
80-r:
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420
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5
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28% Jun
105
88
Apr 18
29%
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Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
2
25% Dec
20
92
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4.8%
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27
Mar
Dec
23
21
28% Apr 15
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5
Mar 20
88
48% Jan
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•
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92
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Wayne Purnn Co——
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9
2
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,
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•
29%
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15 y8
11%
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7
43
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41% Jan
1
13-
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3
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,
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53%
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30'A Oct
;
92J 'r
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power—
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(
81
preferred
——
100 "
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29%
.1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc-
34% May 24
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67%
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53%
-
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2.006
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•
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25
88
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81
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33%
.
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13%
2.50
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2
60 Va
Feb 26
2% Feb 26
Walworth Co
*
4,163
•»
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48
■
32%^-
20%
-
99
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52%
-
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.
—10
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34% Feb 26
28
Walgfee* Co
I
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13
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-
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25
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83
48 %
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21
v
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•
3
9
25%
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r
48
-
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31%
111
111
25
97 Va
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7
'
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15% Jair 25:
95 ya Jan 24
12
23
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9
Mar
Apr 28
91'A May,15
11 y» May 19'
22% Apr 4
42'/« Deb
•'
38% Mar 23
37% Aug 8
27
86% Jun
70% Feb. 12
37 Vb Apr
.
9
27% Deo 14
4Va Apr '6
8
2% Dec 26
30% Jan
Feb IT
1^%
,
106
15% Nov 23
■
8
Apr
,'29-
15% Feb 12
7
17% Mar 12
12,
95 y« Dec 17
40% Feb
9
J«v6"
Mar 20
67 'A
100
,-15 '
Wagner Eleetrio Corp——
56y4 May 15
-13% Jan
4
50% Jun 10
433i
43%.
43%
2,500
w
Wabash RR 4%^ preferred
24=
27%
27%
28%
'
16%;-{
^
73
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26
->
—
v
70
400
28%
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26
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73
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44
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700
600
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3
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19
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110
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1,160
20%
68%
56
67
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45%
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25
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100 - 100 7
100 ... *78%
85 >• * >
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;
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preferred
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i
1
28% Jurt.,19.
•
74% Nov 28
'
12
12 V. May 22
12%. Deo .31
1474 Dec 27
1
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6fo div partic preferred
:—100
Virginia Elec &r Pwr Co com new—8
Mar 13
93
83.
>
•
33% Jan 16
10% Dec 26
Feb
■
83%
92
:
267a
7,200
35%
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100 J
preferred———
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35
83 %
45
-
48
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-
Va-Carolina Cheinical com—-No par
May 22
787/a Jun 20
3% ft
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Apr 22
l\ 97% Jun 21
Feb" 13
,93
44%
100
93
74
28%
8%
*26
5% noneumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
32 y2 May 10 ;
84
MaT
6
25% Jan 18
.
34%
35%
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67
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29
1
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
.
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11,900
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29
2,50
7
67
4,400
24%
67%
24%
24%
24
8%
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29%
-—-10
-
22% Jun
21% Nov 13
105% Dec 20:
—12.80
Inc—
8%
24
Shares
31%
31%
8V4
93
140
*72
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-
Sales far
the Week
Friday
June 21
*91
21%
56%
58%
69%
29%
Vertientes^Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
-2.50
11
50% Jun
Industries
t ' f
! <.»
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36
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1
Corp of America-
Norman
4 >
June 20
83%
33%> 34
140% 140%
100
preferred——
Utah Power &, Light Co
'■*
40%
100
4%%
«
31%
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i1
*>
8%
23%
67
'
Thursday
,
coin_No par
-
12
41% Feb 28
Feb 20
34% Mar 26
*' 947a Apr 24
38% Apr 18
128
Jan
6 j
28
Tobacco
preferred
—,
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
128
<25% Dec 26
———u-
Universal Leaf
2
11% Jan
12% Nov 28
58% Mar 9
130
Feb
2
40% Dec 20
129 '
6
37% Apr
25% Nov 21
> 7 > Jan
4
issued
When
21
Jun
73
-8% Jun. 11
257a Jan
2
17% Jan 13
12% Dec 21
82 7 Dec
2
Jun 51
135-
Jun
-
11
86% Jun
41
29% Mar 12
12
38% Feb
31% Jan
6
Feb 24
167
20
24% NOV
9
12
20
13% Jan
Apr
,39
7
137
Dec 12
23% Dec 20
30% Dec
70
18% May 23
47% Feb
40% Jun
13% Dec 26
-
'
*
31%
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8%
35%
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68%
133% 139%
17%
17%
32
32
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13
7%/> 7%
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9
9
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19
83%
84%
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6
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
(2936)
23
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
or
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
k
Friday's
99%
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69
66
132
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Feb-Aug
——
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61
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footnotes
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%
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/
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*98 % 100
1958—May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1986
ref
3 5/as
83%
64%
2030
B
ref
8c
series
3 V'as
93
2020
2045
debentures
series
&
3%s
M
3%s
88
series X 1984
Y 1987^
refunding 3Vas
ref
3V'8S
1
B
&
3 Fas
1
1
1978
debentures
Distillers
National Steel
1st
5
A Jan
3 Vis 2000
Register
debentures
8 Vis
Natl
Cash
conv
National
70
Chattanooga 8c St Louis
mortgage
National
68
B Jan
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
3Vi
—
2%
83%
*72%
3Vis series I 1966—June-Dec
series J 1970
June-Dec
&
27/aS
ser
series
3s
Morris 6c Essex first gtd
Nashville
64
Mar-Sept
3Vis
&
58
ser
1976
Ry
(John)
1
Jan
Malone first gtd 4s
Monongahela
8
1%
1%
3s 1979
27/8s 1980
refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
First &c refunding 3s series L 1974——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
First 6c refunding 274s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3V'«s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 27as series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
1st 6c ref M 3 '/as series W 1984
June-Dec
1st
85
59
82
1%
81
Electric Co—
&
1st
67%
1978
C Jan
Gen
5s
82
58%
*80
59
Jan-July
D
Jaw-July
ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967__ApriZ-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4Vis series B Jan 1 1990
1st
—
121
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Pacific
1971
Jan
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lien
*89
RR—
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Prior
—
mortgage
1st
Marie-
4Vis inc series A Jan
mortgage 4s inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
F M A N
April-Oct
71'
81
80
83
2%
1%
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1975
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Electric
1st
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
6s
50%
SI
First & refunding 3s
,
88
87
43%
1%
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April-Oct
May-Nov
1974
3s
1975
27/aS 1980..—.
First & refunding
85
~
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&
mortgage
Pacific Gas
91
85
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979__Jaw-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
118
85%
Gas
First
105
83%
90
81
83'A
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May-Nov
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Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3Vis 1985
June-Dec
1st
mortgage
4Vis
1987
Jan-July
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Ocf
mortgage
First
40
93%
44'A
First
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4 Vis
mortgage
2%s
85
89%
91
93%
•
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Oklahoma
98% 100
100
first
Edison
67'A
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/es 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1980
43 Vi
Feb-Aug
99
85
59'A
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67
92
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mortgage
debentures
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107'/a
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.
82
55%
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12
95
94
100%
81
(Minnesota)
First
84
77%
78
2
first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
April-Ocf
3s 1978
Jan-July
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1979
Feb-Aug
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First mortgage 3V'8S 1984——
April-Ocf
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(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
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June-Dec
■
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1984
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68
1
78
78
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86
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3
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91
90 %
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trust
95
79
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78
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88
90
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88
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44
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1997
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102
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1976
debentures
f
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93
81
54%
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1973
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1972
1977
(Southern Lines)
f
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;
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3 Vis s f debentures 1978
3Vis
3%s
95%
46
98%
92 Vi
101 Vi
100
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v .■%
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6c Co 2%s debentures
Maine Central
Manila RR
1
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subord
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971/2
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83
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80
74
refunding
&
83
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81
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Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Nou
Western Ry first
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Northern
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1984
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58 Vi
2
95%
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0
__
Feb-Aug
8
RR—
3%s
conv
G
—
April-Oct
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4%s
58'A
,
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mortgage
81
62
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72 Vi
78 Vi
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1983.—
1983—
debentures 1972—
61
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7
—
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58%
70
83
,
58%
1976_June-Deo
April-Oct
1976
debentures
85
69
63 %
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92
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68
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38
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1952
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1982
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4%s
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Star
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a
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*88
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4s 1994—
A 2004
61 Vi
1
78%
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83
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81
7
69
69
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";w"—
1979 ...April-Ocf
1976—
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cons
60
58
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&
62'%
58
—
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Corp—
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Corp—
debentures
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4s
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89
82
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62
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1
83
83
69%
60
,
—
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N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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76
58!
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58%
27
59%
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101
61 Vi
5
58 V a
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85 Vi
67
2
75
74
64
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75
87
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—
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63
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70
80
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62%
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a General
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67
2
74?a
224
63
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70
80 Vi
80
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1973—
refunding mtge
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1
67
»
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70 Vi
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N
146
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98
97%
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>_
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100
62
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48
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96
—
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68'A
90
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May-Nov
84
62
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88
84
84
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1st &
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81
11
83%
81
♦
99
97
81
87
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1986—
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June-Dec
—
88
96%
104
75
^Jan-July
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N
*
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—
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—
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3 Vis
100
RR Terminal—
6c
1997
1997
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116%
97
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Lehigh
109»A
8
823/i
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June-Dec
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62
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Feb-Aug
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244
Jaw-July
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registered.
■
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Lake
97%
———Jaw-July
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60
:-
80
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105
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97 Va
trust
59
101
*78
—
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1998
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92%
102%
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,
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95%
96
100
100%
;
Terminal 3%s 1977
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170 1;
97 Vi
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-
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109 V*
109 Vi
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Jan. 1
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-
93
1974
debentures
Binge Since
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,
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■
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3 Vii
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Stamped 1961—.—
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90
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.
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mtge 3J/4S series C
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89
93
90
:
.
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1988
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3s
Vi
90
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<v
99
.„
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series B 1961
89
*97
1984
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%6 1961—Jan-July
1st
/
Co—
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&
New
947/a
90
mortgage
| 1st mortgage 2%s 1980-
-
90
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2%s 1978—
——- June-Dec
Kansas
Tel
Bonds
ilaitjr »
m
91
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May -Nov
1980
conv
Ffrst guaranteed 4%s
3s aeoentures 1962
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*88
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1990
4s
3%s
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87 ;;v
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1982
Apr-Oct
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&
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:
146
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86
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6c Light 2%s
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
National
82%
_
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Bia
»
90
93
*
Jan -July
Jersey Central Power
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1967
National Supply
New
I-T-E Circuit
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Period
Low
High
91
*83
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
York stock Exchange
New
90%
86
93
►89
Mar-Sept
——Jan-July
debentures 1987——
Breaker—
f
s
82%
1
82%
83
►88'/a
Corp—
1977
f debentures series A
s
Low
Pipe Line Co—
Oil
Interstate
21
Jan. 1
No.
87%
———Mar-Sept
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subord debs 1977
-
Sold
►78
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser C 1986—June-Dec
inland Steel Co 3 Vis nebs 1972—2—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
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1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981__u
Jan-July
International
JUNE
Range Since
Bends
High
82%
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
1979—May-Nov
1979
May-Nov
1974
May-Woo
1984
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3« series B 1978
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A
2.
Friday's
Low
First
ENDED
BONDS
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
2%s series A
Illinois Bell Telephone
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
90%
.2
—
86
90
88
89'A
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87 V4
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91
91
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80
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90
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83
7
Vi
24
84
88
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91%
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90'%
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
New
Yor*
r
Exchange
stock
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED JUNE 21
Interest
Last
'*Period
Sale Price
'
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Range Since
1,
-a
RON D S
•
Interest i>.Last
1
or
Low
v
Low
Phillips Petroleum
4%s
23/is
subord
conv
debentures
1964—_Feb-Aue
19«7
oeos
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3V8s s f debs 1972—June-Dee
Pittsbgu. Bessemer & Lase Erie 27/8s 1996__june-Uec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cnic & St Louis Ry
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Feb-Aug
ser I
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1970
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5s series B
1975
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3%s series L' 1975
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Cnem
&
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
debs
3s
1967
First
general 5s scries B 1962
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Plantation
3VAs
Procter
Public
3s
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Line
2%s
debentures
f
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Gamble
&
Service
1st
and
Quaker
Radio
100
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1981
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92
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165
»
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1964
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94
93
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6s
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mtge
971/4
92
373
73
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90
:
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72
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87
91
180
~
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3
series
A
1978—
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1978
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1978
series
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debs
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5s
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ser
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67
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ser
88
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77
10
88
l
60 Va
79
bond
4s
certificates
1989
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&
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Scioto V
Scott
Duluth
gold
cons
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&
first
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s
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1980
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102 VA
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Indiana
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88
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71
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873/4
82%
92
66 Vi
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the
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year's'
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range,
not
94
n
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65.
58
58
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Wisconsin Electric Power 25/is 1976—>—Juwe-Dec
91 VA
107
4
109
109
109
Jan-July
1985
59
Central RR Co—
1st mtge
Northeastern RR—
Tel
109
,
Gen
66 VA
68
Jan-July
77
72
5
72
72
72
Jan-July
1983
6OV2
89 Va
44
88 V A
2
Jan-July
1977
Bell
debentures
95
89 V A
79
94 Vi
86
3VAs
5
85
101%
86 VA
92?A
85 V
Southwestern
'A
94
92 VA
:r
95
59
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3Vis s f debs 1980—Feb-Aup
first mortgage 3s 1958
Aprit-Oct
4s 1960
..Jan-July
161%
88
96
100 Va
95
95 Vs
85
1984
debentures
income
100*4
88
92
94
Pacific RR Co 3Vis ser
97'A
88
May
1982
';£.«
59
92
Winston-Salem S B first
53
7
98
76
88
54Va
100
debentures
Wheeling Steel 3V4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
3%s conv debs 1975
114
65
135
114
9334
92 V A
93
86 Va
New Orleans &
97 Va
Wilson & Co.
86 Va
mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
consol gold 5s 1994
first gold 5s 1996
76V/*
743/4
85 Va
17
75
Westinghou.se Electric Corp 23/8s 1971-.
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992—Mar-Sept
83%
83*2
105
203
*4
160
157
157
92-Va
1st
7334
76
*74
Jaw-July
A 1981—Jaw-July
5s
90 VA
75 V A
6
'>-.'
80
May-Nov
Memphis Div
933/4
*78Vi
97V2
i-,
Jaw-July
1966
88
2
80
—.May-Nov
Southern Ry first
I
series
3 Vis
95
75 VA
*70
3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
mortgage 2V4s series G 1961
8&VA
May-Wow
1974
82
85
85
1981
First
31
—*54 Va
4s
Western
85
.Mar-Sept
1986
1996
21
83
85 '/a
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
registered 2361
■
Jaw-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
Apr-Oct
95
1969
series E
series F
3 Vis
18
82*4
95
4 Vis
234s
99,
75
Westchester
1
82
.:./
;
91*4.
101Va
33
Western
4Vis
2%s
"jV
West
82 Va
92
90
'
April
Power
1,320
102
90
933i
income
mtge
Penn
107 VA 112 VA
88
81
Co—
RR
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
West
San Fran Term
mortgage
Gen
Electric
108
Va
82
99% 100
Penn
83
98 Vi
101 VA
West
82 7A
112
91
92
82 TA
150
92
1995
May-Nov
Vis ser C 1973—April-Oct
3s series B
87
105
84
*—
92
*92
,
Gold
Mortgage
160
101
♦—
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970Feb-Aug
Lighting, gen mtge 3*As 1967—J an-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Gold
First
*—
98
(Oregon Lines)
—
160
147
20
108'2 110Va
95 VA
First 4Vis
First
1976
145 Va
*__
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
debs
87
...Jan-July
A 1977
80
84
79
86 Vi
86 Vi
consol gtd
97
104V4
Southern Pacific Co—
1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
subord
95 VA
—Jan-July
1994
102^
80
160
86 Vi
97
4*As conv 1973—June-Dec
Co
97V*
97
100 3A
162
99
Jan-July
1970
101^
95
17
27
Pa
...
36
Southern California Edison Co—
3 Vis
99»2
98
84
99
June-Dec
...
6
79Vi
99
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuura Oil 2VAs 1976
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
_April-Oef
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1985
Feb-Awp
2%s debentures
96
4Vis series B Jan 1991—-April
First mortgage 3Vis series B 1971
_Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3 Vis 2000—Feb-Awp
Mar-Sept
debs 1986
conv
97
99
1982
April-Oct
1971—April-Oct
2VAs debentures
95
101 Vi 101
May-Nov
:
f debs
s
95
»—
92 VA
93
30
95 Vo
93
America—
of
subord
Gen
-
Service Pipe Line
92 Vi
95
Feb-Aug
:
87
1947
A
conv
Wabash
85 VA
80
,
*85 Vi
...
June-Dec
1972
90
92
82
*
105 Va
Mar-Sept
1974—
debentures
99
90
First lien and ref mtge 3
99 VA
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
80%.
98
1947
conv
Virginian Ry
10iy2
<
1977_;
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2VAs 1966
.
80 |,i
v
J
93
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3%s
96
100 VA
/''"'"V'.
97*4
—
93
96
•'
103
90
90
*93 VA
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
96
<>
»
April-Oct
May-Nov
Manufacturing 43,4s
74%
*82r->__
4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23/is ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2 TAB ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 23,is ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3V4s ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April- Oct
801/2
*91
1989—May-Wow
1971
A
series
4 Vis
86
67.%
87 VA
Corp
Vandalia RR
78
101
»
1968_Juwe-Dec
1971
gtd 4s
1st
Paper 3s conv debentures
Scovill
4s
1976
3Vas
TA
15
68
60 VA
May-Wow
1989_Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
31
90
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
April-Oct
1967
series
assented
:
91
11
78
67 Vi
67 Vi
88
71'A
••/..;•
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
debs
Vanadium
Vi
78
May
Mar-Sep
Mar-Nov
112
83 VA
.V;'/
V;;/;—- »-V
Jan-July
;
102 V A
148
88
*73
:
--
Ry Co.—
1980
25
78
100*4 100*4
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951—June-Dec
Juwe-Dec
6',2s sinking fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec
3Vis assented seiies C 1951
June-Dec
Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968-,
Jan-July
93
87
2
102 VA 105 Va
88
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 1997
mtge inc 4VAs ser A Jan 2022
mtge
87
Jan-July
ASecond
85
75r,i
Apr-Oct
1977
88
85
92Vi
1973
91
89 VA
85
April-Oct
debentures
debentures
3 Vis
April-Ocf
Francisco
Louis-San
2%s
Rubber
89 Va
*98
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
1972
92
86
84 VA
Jaw-July
Jan-July
1975
3%s
b3
85 VA
84 3i
'•*
6Vis sinking fund mtge series A
3Vis assented series A 1951
Mar-Seot
1996
debs
trust
98
89
91
*90
Mar-Sept
1970
mtge & coll tr 4 Vis
S
11
89 Vi
96 Va
94
89 Vi
96
83
June-Dec
1976 .Feb-Aug
1977
coll
&
f
s
6 lis
...
Mar-Sept
1977
96%.
93 VA
92
96Vi
United Steel Works Corp—
.
Corp—
subord
cenv
92
89'A
1970
debentures
sinking fund debentures
2%s
Corp—
8aguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1st
152
Jan-July
St
1st
U
152
2%s debs
& coll trust 3 Vis 1972
mtge
3%s
T"'4.
—
88
92 Vi
*90
June-Dec
May-Nov
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st
1st
Jan-July
mortgage 4VAs series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
St.
—
—
96
87
*92
May-Nov /
2*/iiS
RR
debentures
1st mtge
Jan-July
;
General
Rohr
%
—
94
'
96
1971—May-Nov
334s
1968_
United Gas Corp 23/is
82
84
180
—
of Missouri
a53/4.
111
"
Mar-Sept
Corp 27/8s debs 1961
86%,.
82
82
95Vi
—
334s 1960—June-Dec
99%
111
953i
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991—Mar-Sept "
Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23/4s 1966
April-Oct v
94
92VA
9
7A
April-Oet
4V2S series
3
*87
Union
adjustment bonds—■
4VAs
Pacific
Union
Feb-Aagi
1955
1
823B
Jwwe-Dec
1974
coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge &
43is
May-Wow
May-Nov
1953
6s
84 Vi
82
April-Oct
and impt
ref
mtge 3Vis 1982
Union Oil of California
93
91
10
95 VA
72
2-: ''
/
Feb-Aug
1950
mtge
84 l'a
99
82%.
93 3 8
49
4
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—•
SADirect
Cent
debentures
3s
963/4
93
92
951/4
94Vi
mortgage and coll trust 234s 1975-April-Oct
First
87
94'/a
10
8 0%".
82V494 •-
943a
*111
1st
82 "4
•'/
9Q.
69
•— "103
"
June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
1986
debentures
f
Ohio
&
33,8s
3VAs conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3VsS series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oet
378s debs 1975
92
—
87'/a
'■
91
91
173 VA
4
Va
93
;
Apr-Get
;
../!
87
87
■
91%
...
86
Oil Co—
Water Associated
s
3%s
Orleans
New
Union Electric Co
92%
111 Vi
164 y2
'
V'44:;
89
—
90 VA
111*4
87 VA
*■;
K'--
49
86U
"
98
90VA
.
2
111*4
0
1983—April-Oet
3 Vis
1975
20
91 VA
91 VA
<1
...
Corp of America
Rheem Mfg Co
Tol
102 VA
96 VA
39
92
91 'A
..
June-Dec
:
debentures
of
RR
Tri-Continental
May-Wow
refunding mortgage
25/8s
97 TA
98)
85
91";r
and refund M 3%s series C
Tide
89 Va
89 VA
Co—
1972_
85
'
Mar-Sept
90)
.
95
• ;
*87Vi —
series B 1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
and refund M 3Vis
gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3TAs ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific-
101Vi
100
—
89
96'i
Orleans RR—
New
&
3Vis
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979.June-Dec
Oats
Texas
101
'
85
April-Oct
May-Nov
debentures 1965
Texas Corp 3s
97
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1963—
3VAs debentures
953,8
Term
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037_.June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
debentures
94Ta
First
100
lou<-/a
100,
■
—
*91'V
_Jaw-July
1985
Texas & Pacific first
Pirst and
3%s
and impt 27/8s series D
90 Va
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
91
1014 106%
101
*■'
-
Refund
a
95
*89
*A
8b
Vi;
bJ
•
impt M 4s series C 2019—Jan-July
Refund and
95 VA
95*8
*92 Va
First and
Pirst and
V4
.-April-Oct
Gas
&
95 %
'
St Louis—
As-sn of
RR
83*4
963/4
79
96
.
Terminal
103 Vi
100
V?10
—
First
1970
debs
37/8s
1 ■■i
80
High
81
31
'."14
1033/4
98 V
..June-Dec
1980—
Electric
debentures
79
*9634
:
49
'-'V-
100 V4
102 Vi 102 3 4
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984_.
Pittsburgh Youngstown Si Ashtabula Ry—
First
1023/4
April-Oct
3*As 1964—May-lVoy
Coal 3V2S 1965- Jan-July
lsr mtge
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
98
:»97Vi
-May-Wow
2TAs debentures 1973
General mortgage 5s series <A
"101*
.Mar-Sept
:
.
'
1
Jan.
Low "
No.
'
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972——
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsb
—
debentures 1966— _J an-July
_Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 834s debs 1981_.—
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge 6s 1971-. ._May-Wow
Oil Corp. 27/8s
Sunray
83Vi
.Jan-July
1973—
Stauffer Chemical 37/8s debs
82
83Vi
.Jan-July
1982
debentures
fund
sinking
4Vis
83
*81-
81
81 Va
1971- _May-Nov
(N J) debentures 23As
23is
debentures 1974
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) —
Standard Oil
95
92
Sold
•'
High
High
'
1963—Feb-Awg
1964
93
92 Vi
l
;Consolidated guaranteed 4VAs
High
Range Sine*
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
Jan. 1
Sold
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
'■/
} BONDS
the.
-
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
securities assumed by such
Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being
A Bonds selling flat.
Bankruptcy Act
or
*
84
1421/4
companies.
transacted during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
r
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
June 17, and ending Friday, June 21. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
the following
In
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Aero
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
—1
Consol
Industries
Aetonca
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
For footnotes
see
4 V4
400
8Ta
1.900
5%
Jan
Air
Apr
11%
Apr
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
30
Feb
Alabama
8
Jun
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5%
cumulative preferred
—100
Alaska Airlines Inc1
——'
6%
6
Mar
3,900
5% Mar
VA
1.600
6%
Jun
1
35.
2%
2%
2%
3,200
1% Mar
•
common
page
-
Jun
8%
83a
8%
8 VA
1,300
7V4 Mar
5
8%
8
VA
83a
1,700
5%
Jan
8
10%
Jan
2*4 May
8%
Jun
10 VA Mar
Way
Alabama
Industries Inc
Corp
Great Southern
Gas
50c
2
2934
.
150
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
Low
33a
34
II
30*"
_
for Week
of Prices
Low
High
3
3
4
25
6%
Sale Price
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Low
8%
8
'
21
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—
1
Adam
JUNE
Friday
Shares
__10
Co common..
ENDED
for Week
4
8%
—1
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
class A__ —1
Products Inc
Week's
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security whether
1,300
7/a
27/a
Jun
5Va
Jan
1
Jan
29 \a
Apr
34%
9,800
30V»
150Va
2,500
84 7 a
50
120
150
Jun
83 VA
8134
334
813i
25
334
334
300
Jun
265s
83 VA
8312
Jun
Jan
Jan
160
92 Vi
Apr
X't
.Tan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial arid
.
.
.
Mondav, ^une 24, 1957
3l.(29iO)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
37a
Allied
Allied
Allied
41
Aluminum
Manufacturing
Goods
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
1
100
—1
20
25
common
Co
American Laundry
Inc
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo Co
—1
Meter Co
*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Petrofina Inc class A
-1
Photocopy Equip Co
1
Seal-Kap common
2
Thread 5% preferred
-5
American
American
American
American
American
American
Writing Paper
Incorporated—_
AMI
Company class
Amurex Oil
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Anchor
Post
5
3
-5
common
A.
Ltd
Arkansas
&
Power
Gas
&
Artists
Electric
Associate
"
Oil
of
Gas
&
Associated Tel Ac
Inc
88 Va
24%
300
22
Feb
24% May
13%
13%
400
1%
1%
300
1
12% Mar
9%
Jan
Carnation
Jan
68
1%
72
75
17
12,800
35%
35'A
300
10%
10%
32,800
10%
700
32%
Jan
18
Jun
Carter
Jan
Casco
Jan
8% Mar
31% Mar
35 %
"t American dep
Jun
33%
33 %
25
10%
18%
26,GOO
v
24%
25%
4,400
19 %
Apr
14%
14%
1,850
14'ft
Feb
17%
Jan
1,900
3%
Jun
4 "4
Jan
25
4
3%
9Va
9%
9%
6%
1%
Jan
34%
Feb
Central
Explorers
18%
Jun
Central
Illinois
Jan
Feb
lO'/s
4%
2,800
2,800
Feb
1% Feb
13%
400
Feb
Mar
14
1,300
Conv
Power
3,200
5
7%
•
— —
.
7% Mar
10 Va
Convertible
Chamberlin
Charis
Jan
43/a Mar
4%
Jan
89%
92 V*
330
89'ft
Jun
34%
36%
7,800
33
Jan
39
Apr
15,800
20
Feb
25
May
45
94
24%
94
94
Jun
4% Jan
101
5%
4,800
14%
1,600
13%
Feb
15%
Oil
22%
.900
17%
Feb
22%
Jun
10%
10%
10%
7,400
9% May
8V4
2Va
"23/4
~2
2
2Vs
4
1,900
4,900
4,200
4%
Jun
8%
2
Jun
2%
•
Club
Jan
Coastal
1%
Jun
3%
Apr
5Vs Jan
Jan
39
Feb
46 %
J an
18%
Jun
26%
Jan
Con
4%
4'ft
1
6%
6%
Vtc
ext
U"
Jan
Consol
Hotel
to
1965
19%
19 7
3
«
75
Jun
Jun
12%
12%
12*8
800
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
81%
79 %
S2
82
Jun
23%
Jan
; %
Jan
500
1
Industries
Inc
Continental
Aviation
Continental
Industries
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
American
—1
common
17
15%
16
21%
14% Feb
lb
800
14%
Feb
lo
2%
2%
2%
4,300
2% Jan
S0o
Corp
3ft
m
3 Va
30,100
2ft Feb
Feb
3% Mar
Andes—
2,800
50
6%
500
6%
Jun
9%
5,900
23A
Jun
2%
Jun
5
Jun
6%
Apr
1%
Jan
2^4
otxII
V 2%
'■27a,
5%\
5
5V4
2 Va
V/*
2%
,
:
*
**
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Steel Corp
5'A
•
5%
\
100
Apr
Jan
6%
Jan
12 Va
Jan
12%
Jun
Apr
18% May
~7%
7%
7%
22,000
11%
11%
12%
1,300
10
1
17%
17
17%
1,100
15%
500
3%
4 Va
3,300
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
3%
Blauner's
Feb
14%
Jun
14%
700
43%
300
43
Jun
48%
Jan
IO'/S
10%
2,900
9
May
13%
Jan
—
14%
7%
200
30%
Jun
36%: Feb
10%
Jan
14 Va
Jun
15:,4
1,500
14%
Apr
17%
Feb
24%
200
22%
Jan
27 V4 Mar
1%.
47a
4,200
13%
15 V*
3,100
12,800
8%
9 la
.9%
10%
%
Atlantic
Apr
Cuban
Tobacco
100
4%
200
5% Jun
800
30%
91
91%
50
11
10%
12%
4,700
6% Mar
700
6% Jan
1
8Va
Gear Works Inc
20c
Brazilian Traction Light As Pwr ord
•
2%
2%
300
10%
9%
10%
25,300
7%
7%
7%
400
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Rights
•
•
8%
27%
8%
27%
50
"r%
Manufacturing Co
%
%
•
55%
59"%
8,600
x89%
Jun
1% Jan
7%
Jan
5% Feb
27 %
2,700
55%
•
common
British American Gil Co
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
29% Feb
29%
91
Brad Foote
Breeze
Jan
Va
Jun
5%
Mar
7
34% Mar
Jan
94
"12%
Apr
2% Feb
7%
Jun
32
Apr
60%
Jun
12Va
5%
Jur.
107a
5%
liOO
53/2
Jan
6%
5%
3,600
5
Apr
6%
Jan
1%
7,400
1
May
1%
Jan
23%
100
23
Jun
7%
1.300
16%
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
£1
43
Feb
55% May
American dep rets ord
reg
Brown Company common
£1
22%
22%
22%
78,300
17%
Jan
23%
1
16%
16 Va
16%
12,300
15% Mar
1
19%
18%
19%
500
16%
Jan
10
6%
6%
6%
1,800
6%
Jun
9
9%
1,600
8%
Feb
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Bruck Mills
B
8
Co
1
common
class
2.50
B
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
5ft Apr
3
18% Feb
93/4
1
.
convertible
.9
6%
serial
7%
10
preferred
preferred
——
9%
9
600
8% Mar
2% Feb
3
3
50c
common
60c
'
3'ft
900
7
7%
2,800
9
9
7%
8
300
400
8
Jun
7
8% May
7% Jun
Buell Die Ac Machine Co
1
3%
3%
200
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The) Company
1
16%
16%
17'ft
2,800
16 %
Feb
2.50
14%
14
14%
2,500
14
Jun
3s fid
ft
ft
'ft
6,800
%
3%
3%
600
3%
Jun
12Vac
5%
5%
5%
3,000
4%
25c
1%
1%
1%
6,700
1 % May
7
Jan
Mines
—
3% Feb
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Gil Corporation common
1
convertible class A
«...
7.50
Jan
O As O
Super Corp
Calgary Ac Edmonton Corp Ltd
Electric Power
Mfg
see
page
A
common
2%
14
8,700
10,000
Jan
Distillers
Jun
American dep
jets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
6% May
1
5
35
5%
Co
1
Club Inc
—
Feb
1.450
10%
Jun
10%
-11
tu'.
37a
,
11
16%
"
3%
.-ft
20,700
-17%
18%
2,200
-
-,r
•,.17%
-Its
2
10
; 26,20.0
Jun
37
18%
6
23%
Jar:
1%
7
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
50
May
2V2 Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
-14% Jan
Jun
3%
2 V4
16% Mar
9
14%
35 V2
1
Jan
5%
Jan
ft
Feb
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
2% Jan
8%
Jan
Textile Co Ltd
-7.50
32.50
1
*
1
Douglas Oil Company
Brewery Ltd.
Drilling & Exploration
Harris
Power
35
36
200
/8
1,300
5
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
Feb
30% Mar
Jan
7%
600
6%
Jun
'3%
3.700
3%
Feb
-
7.
3%
3Va
5Va
3.000
5
Apr
.2%
2%
23,700
IV2
Jan
29%
30 >4
1,400
16 %
Jan
12Vft
12%
12,000
5
"
2%
:
30
-
8
Apr
10
>Jan
»
15 'ft
Jan
16 V2 May
7%
Jan
1ft Apr
36%
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Feb
39% May
146
11 Va
Jan
Jan
5 Va Mar
63/4
Jan
2 \i Apr
31% May
21$
,f
*
1
Dunlop Rubber CO Ltd—
American dep rets ord
10s
1
•
1
reg
Co
•
1
Jan
Jan
15'ft May
14% Apr
Jar.
28 V4
Jun
Feb
27%
Jun
13
Jan
21
28 34
100
27%
4.500
20%
11%
11-7«
700
11 %
938
1,000
17%
183ft
8,400
39%
39%
25
9%
17%
May
Va Apr
9V2
Jan
Fee
18%
Jun
34 % Mar
40 V4
Jun
8
15
5,%
'
:
6 %
10.900
4%
31%
T5V2
31>4
50
30%
Apr
31% Mar
193,4
20%
2.900
19%
Jun
23%
Jan
9%
2,700
8%
Jun
Apr
6V4
Jun
-
Feb
10%
60 V2
r
29%
60 »'a
50
54
Apr
29%
30 %
1,000
267a
Apr
69% May
30% May
93
l.
Laboratories-
__—
3%
Jan
9}J
26
:28%
;
—___—.—10
Co
(Allen B)
...
1
Co
Co.
Jan
14 %
12 V2
19%
Draper Corp common
Common
353a
.
*
common
Dow
DuMont
37 a
-1
Inc
$2 preferred
Duke
33
,
.T.
26
8%
1
290
33
138
■
HV2
22% May
16% Jan
1,900
.
-s.
3%
lOVa
6
*
Dorr-Oliver
IV*
1%
-33
*
Dominion
6%
6y8 May
,
*
Jan
13% Mar
lJ/4
Dominion Tar Ac Chemical Co Ltd
3% May
7% Jan
725
1,100
6'ft
33
Jan
10%
4,900
,6%
-
Jur.
-lOVa.Y 11%
14%
14%
.11%
,
10%
4%
4%
Jan
6Va
Apr.
100
2%
Apr
2%
Apr
5%
1,500
3%
Feb
5% May
7
5Vs
7,300
2%
5'ft
5
5'ft
2%
e
Feb
7% Jan
14% Feb
307/a J
30
.:
-6
,8 6%
32
.67*
1,600
9,800
18
28
35%
Apr
5% Jan
May
Feb
7% Jan
May
E
Eastern
Malleable
50
Mar
6
Apr
$7
preferred series A
29V* May
$6
preferred series B_
Jan
1%
2.50
Jan
25%
28
200
6s 8d
...
Exploration Ltd
43
450
27%
1%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd..
Dominion Steel Ac Coal ord stock
Jan
Feb
1%
Dome
Apr
4%
1%
,
•
Jan
Apr
5,000
251/4
—c.-l
,
60
5%
% May
22%
26
100
Ltd—
Jan
5ft
6
Jar.
Jan
23
3%
50
Jun
Feb
Jan
14%
46%
May
10
'6%
10
9%
Apr
96
Apr
173/b
13%
Jun
46%
4%
,
Fed
5%
24 V2
—25c
18
(The)
55
„
4% Mar
81%
1,300
& Manufacturing:
±1
Gray Iron Foundry..
1
Development Corp of America
——1
19%
13% Mar
2%
800
4.300
34,000
% 200
Detroit
Dynamics Corp of America
2%
4%
93%
6%
5
ft—100
1% May
13%
4 ft
91%.
25%
Gasket
4% May
13%
50
Calvan Consol Oil As Gas Co.
Camden Fire Insurance.
For footnotes
class
debentures
8%
7a May
50
Jun
Apr
Mar
20*2
10c
—
4% Feb
-1
-
$3.00 preferred
$2.50
preferred-
11%
19%
,:6
6%
Dayton Rubber Co class A—
•___35
Dejay Stores common
....——50c
Dempster Investment Co
—1
200
Feb
Jar.
I8V2
1
19,100
25
5
25 %
1
2.50
Mills.
%
6,400
18% Mar
900
Jar.
D
Hosiery
4%
34%
33%
% May
13% Jan
10% May
100
5%
—2.50
A——4
%
33%
2 Va
Feb
100
10%
43%
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
—IOC
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California
li
—50c
Jun
15%
11% Mar
19
5 Va
.
Vac
ft
4%
—IOC
common
17
16.400
10:Yi
■
common
VyC
Davenport
Duraloy (The)
Cable Electric Products
Feb
Mar
%
12%
12%
12%
..50c
V
y,
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Driver
rets ord shares
Jun
May
15
24.500
18%
Sugar common— _—5
Diners'
Ltd—
American dep
6%
—
100
1
9%
•
ft
Jun
Jan
Burma
Apr
•
1
common
a
91%
•
25c
common.
Co
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Co common
Ltd
F Company
partic
Curtis Lighting Inc common
:
Curtis Manufacturing Co class
Detroit
preferred.
Apr
Jan
.
24% May
>
9Vz Jan
1
1
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Dennison
£i
4%
"A"
Day Mines Inc.—
£1
Brown Forman Distillers
7'ft
15
2.50
Oil
Jun
Jun
Amer
dep .rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
•
Jun
8%
...5
Davidson Brothers Inc
Mar
43
1% Jan
15%
__5
preferred
Jan
31
45 Va
5% Apr
Jan
9%
10% May
32 % Feb
Feb
Jun
Jan
30
8.600
*a
ford reg)—£1
tMdi
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cuban
6
Jan
67a
Apr
24'ft May
3.200
19
common.,.
American
4%
5
Drug Co
Cuban
5%
Borne Chemical Company Inc
Bourjois Inc
*
Cork Internat'l
Crown
Jan
4%
2V4
16%
1
common
Crown
8% May
3
Feb
5% Mar
:
J u:
.
1.50
Cent Petroleum
xl5% Mar
(S) Kte Co common
1
Bohack (H C) Co common
♦
5 *4% prior cumulative
preferred-100
Blumenthal
4
7%
Jar.
May
8%
~7%
5
Crowley Milner & Co
6% Mar
Mar
1 %
7'ft
-i
5c
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
12% Feb
12
i__
receipts
300
100
5%
4% Ma
Ltd—
American dep
$1.12
34,40'J
25%
4%,
...
class A—
Creole Petroleum
Crown
300
2
•
JjJ
'1
1
Corp
500
16
5
2 4'ft
v
*
__a
Mines
& Reynolds common
Courtaulds
1,400
6
5%:
Jar.;
Ltd—
m
preferred
9% May
3.000
20
voting
Beverage
Jan
2,100
10
1
Distillery
15%
12%
12 %
$1
Cott
22,400
Mar
10
8%
9.
Engineering..1
ft
800
4%
Feb
23%
—1.25
Co..
V
5%
10
Corp.
'
4%
8% May
14 "2
V 4%
'■
4%
Jan
307a
,2
.
Jan
8%
"'V' /'■' y'
**.
20c
non-voting—ft
7%
7
xl5 %
12%
common.
Jun
5%
Jan
14%
1
•
4%
Jan
14
43
—50c
1
3 % Mar
4%
1
25
Bickford's Inc common
Block Starr & Gorham class A.
Jan
May
5
l
1
I
6% Mar
3%
.7% Jun
Barium
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
,
Bell Telephone of Canada common
2%
•
30%
8% ■'
30%
13% :
24 %
Inc.
Coro Inc
Apr
6%
15 Va
Corp
Ac
Varnish
Cornucopia Gold
5
Jun
4%
1
Corroon
5%
shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Brillo
16%
iJan
r 9%
1%
A
31
9%
_.10c
B
Fed
4%
"4%
5
(H)
28%
3%
5%
* Class
Juri
ti"0
Inc
Class
.
213 4
4%
1
10c
Corby
Jan
Mar
700
4%
V
1
Commercial
16% Mar
9%
25 V2
.24%
Inc
Lines
Jan
900
Jan.
900
Continental
12,700
6 3ft
26%
Jan
16%
,
14.800
21%
4%
17%
213ft May
% Feb
•25%"
10
Oil
21% Mar
1G%
Mar
73
21%
.14%
15%
16%
1
o
26 Va
Consolidated
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class A
1,400
May
9%
22 %
Continental Materials Corp
Baker
^
8%
.8%
Jun
Cooper-Jarrett
V* lv—r
4%
50c
Petroleum
Paint &
20 % May
lOVa
Consol
Cook
Feb
Mar
Jan
3%
46
Feb
.
5
2'ft May
3% Jan
Jun
12
2%
24% ;
39
85
7% Mar
Diesel Electric Corp
ft. 10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
*
16% Jan
73
Feb
800
Jan
500
Jun
Jun
8%
500
Feb
—
Jan
13,600
4'ft
5%
20
Jan
25
4ft
o
10-
•4ft
9%
—
Jan
13 V*
Jur.
Mar
10%
4%
5
10%
Jan
Air
5V4
I8V2 Mar
i—__1
—
Continental
•
Ayshire Collieries Corp common..
63 Vs
25
Jun
300
Automatic Voting Machine
40
900
6% May
reb
3ft Feb
11%
/
13%
15%
Inc
Royalty
Jan
75
Apr
3%
4%
22,600
4'«
65%
4%
3%
10,300
11
6%
1
5%
75
4%
200
Jan
8%
64'ft
600
3
Jan
6 % Mar
24%
4,900
2%
2,600
11
10,200
53/4
,
r.fj
23 V2
4%
1
5% Mar
Jan
5%
400
5%
10c
Feb
% Mar
,
23 %
600
6
Cuban
106%
Jur.
11 %
7'/a
.
Jan
May
May
24%
11
1
1
Inc.
Containers
%
4
17%
11%
64 %
*
30s
Co
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
2,800
preferred
Stone
Ac
Commodore
203/a
Inc
Sand
Jun
43%
800
-4 ft
24%
10c
Farm Equipment Co—
Development
ordinary.
Feb
41%
Jun
4%
*
Co.
1%
I8V4
102%
Apr
9
39
Feb
1,500
5%
1
Cockshutt
Colon
29
Mar
7% Mar
31V*
-4%
1
vtc
Oils
103%
18%
Corp..
Products
Jan
43%
27
800
11%
5
10
4
Co—
Jan
•
500
"
1
1
10 pesos
200
•.
60
'
3%
Jan
3ft Feb
—5
Manufacturing
Caribbean
Jan
Jan
18%
6%
57a
1
98
1,700
1,400
1%
'
1
Co—
Aluminum
1
111
Max
6
*
~6%
10
Mining
3 %
2V2 Mar
Jun
10
30
100
98
100
1
8 %
4%-
*:
——
Jan
2
Jun
4% May
27 Va May
Apr
9,600
"36%
17%
Clary Corporation—.
1
ClauSsner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
;
———1
11% May
3 Va
4
4 Va
2.50
America
Corp
Controller
Clarostat
Apr
22 y4
Tel—
non-cum
of
Oil Co Ltd
Colonial
Products
Inc
preference
Co
Consolidated
Clark
6'/a Mar
5%
14'/4
22%
Feb
ft Mar
10
2
Corp common
Christiana
Apr
l7/a
3V» May
24%
2%
102% ,v 102% 104
100
pfd
4 '/o
Chief
8934
24
Lignt
Clierry-Burrell common—,
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
*
Chicago Rivet & Machine..
35
24
&
Feb
101
May
7
2%'
8'*'
100
Investors
Century
Jan
16 Va May
17% Jan
22 %
Jan
Co—
Century Electric Co common
Charter
7%
series
$1.50
preferred
Central
7Vs May
2V8
Corp
Power
Maine
3.50'J,
Jan
Ltd
Sccur
preference
Central
23 % Mar
Jan
1%
7,100
'2% "
28%; 28%
10
1
1
1
1
*
Co
Feb
7%
1,800
1%
6%
&
M)
(A
12%
21
Jun
17,900
6',»
(j.--
T%
36 '"
—1
*
common
31
100
22%
22'A
-
■*2ft: "2\y-
2s 6d
rets B ord
Co common
Ceneo corporation
28 % May
14%
17
W)
Catalin Corp of America
34 Va May
32%
(J
Products
Castle
11% May
10%
Ltd—
30%
32
32%
Power-Light $5 pfd
76 %
Mar
26%
500
Carolina
Carreras
Feb
xll
27%
Jun1
1% May
Jun
71
15%
26%
71%
16%
Jan
3,300
4,200
•2%
5.50
•
common
.10,900
•3,400
*
Jun
Feb
19 V2
26%
5
.1
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
Co
_i
Feb
7%
9%
*r'3% f 3%
1
14% May
50
I
Audio Devices Inc!
Non-voting
Jan
8% May
lc
America
Co
Development Corp.
Atlas Corp option warrants
Steel
Corp
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd
vtc
28
63/e
'*"25%
>6
1
1
Canal-Randolpn
Jan
Feb
19,200
-2% ' 27a
'■
'
x31
Jan
9 i'u
3%
Minerals—
Jun
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Automatic
Ltd
Williston
24%
—21
Class A participating
Plywood
Petrofina
80
15%
25o
-
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co_
Atlas
Canadian
Canadian
450
Industries—
Laundries
Feb
May
24% Jan
5%
American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc
Associated
partic pfd—10
6c
7
17
81
20% Jun
25%
Mar
5%
_ft *
~2]h
Jan
26
27.200
'
10c
1
Homestead
Canadian Marconi
14
9%
V7%
7ft
43
9ft "■
*
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Oils Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Jun
100
•
Feb
28
•:*3
30
>•
"7%
2
City Auto Stamping Co—
Associated
Associate
Jun
4% Mar
J
20,100
11%
'
30
•
common
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian
10% Mar
46
80
lOo
Productions
Ltd
Co
*
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
High
Luw
High
,
10%
6% %
May
1,700
14
Armstrong Rubber Co class A—.——1
Aro Equipment Corp
2.50
Assoc
Xl4
15
5,500
14 Va
warrants
Co
Feb
Light—
preferred
Armour
Cement
Canaua
Jan
15%
16
5
Co
8% May
19%
4Va
22
15%
5
Corp..
Louisiana
Arkansas
4.72%
Oil
Feb
Range"Siace Jan. 1
Snares
Prices
o»
Low
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canaua Bread Co cur
*
Jan
21%
xl4
16
Appalachian Elec Power 4% % pfd—100
Fuel
1,900
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Jun
3% Feb
2,700
2,500
"lft
2.40
shares
Arkansas
9
43
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
~3%
~3%
20c
2
—
Products—
28 %
6
2%
1,000
common
American
Sale Price
Exchange
»«,uck
Par
6% May
6% Apr
14 y*
21%
•
Ambrook Industries Inc (R I)
1
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—15
Aluminum Industries
American
2%
41
100
10
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
Apr
3% Feb
9,500
America—
of
Co
6
5%
8%
9
1
Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Paper Corp
8
Products (Mich)
common
5
Inc
Co
24
13% Jan
1
1
10
Control
500
26 Va
2%
-*
preferred
convertible
5%%
American
Range Since Jan. 1
high
for Week
Range
Last
Y/
*
Sales
Week's
Friday
>\
j.
5%
-
Corp
Pictures
Artists
Allied
JUNE
ENDED
Low
4% Jun
100
Alles & Fisher common
WEEK
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
High
26'A
AiUghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
of Prices
Low
Par
Algemene Kunstzljde N V—Ainer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co
Range
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Eastern States
:
25
Iron.
Corp
:
1
*
*
—
I8V4
4832- 49%
100
1934
5,100
18%
36 %
Jan
17% May
54% May
31% Jan
160%
147%
149%
150
Jun
177%
Feb
147%
Jun
162%
Jan
-„v
Number 5649
185.
Volume
(2941)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
ft
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Common
.
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of
snares
i-30
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&
Electronic
■
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of America—
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Emery- Air
;
Corp.—
Empire District Electric b'/'o -pfd
<
Empire Millwork Corp
ft,
Equity. Corp- common
$2 convertible preferred——
ft
Forge & Steel Corp
Erie
6 %■
Ero
Manufacwiring
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:
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:
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11,000
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—
3,300
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Corp
Genaral Transistor Corp
-
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.
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-
common
■
'11%
,.;^35
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Great
Great
-
Amer
Atlantic
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States Land & Industries—
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•
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..
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;.y
—
-
,
95%
85
Jun
67a
Feb
40
10 ;
Jun
14 7i
3%
-
May
Jan
Jan
1,500
2
2%
Mar
Jan
17a
Mar
-
Apr
x
Jun
1,550
>
6 V2
65%
Feb
7% Jun
96 w 'Jun
100
25.;.}r Jan
7
May
1,200
-7% May
2% Mar
250
127
23,300.
132
Jan
i
Jan
6
->
Feb
-
.Feb
X97/2
Jun
100
18%
Jan
10
Jail
197. May
2%
Jan
47a May
24,100
•
i:
Feb
,
40
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75
Jan
105
77
Feb
86
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.
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Lamp
Hartford Electric
v
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Hazel Bishop Inc..
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f'
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Hathaway Bakeries Inc.
2
1
;—.10c
10c
3%
35ii
;.,"v":1%
3%
..:<:,■ 37%
4%
(W E)
common_—A__—*
.
Horn
&. Hardart
Baking Co
& Hardart
common
*
22V8
9%
3%
10%
♦-
—1—100
Merrill
Manufacturing
&
Food
5
i
Amer
of North
see
5,^
58
_£1
America
page
30%
Feb
7%
Jun
600
21% Mar
170
86%
Jan
35.
5
12%
—
..
24%
23»
105 %
,
5'/2
57%
-12%
5%
81%
24%
-
-
2 V'4
105
Corp
9 7a
25
94
$2
22%
9%
4ha
15%
Feb
Mining Corp of Canada...
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
10%
2%
2,700
10%
60<)
2%
300
3,900
2,600
15,700
600
200
87a Feb
3%
Jun
Jun
Feb
3
Apr
3774
Jun
1% Mar
27a
Jan
4% May
Feb
Jun
347a May
26%
Feb
12,300
12
Jan
24% May
21
6,600
11
Jan
247a May
213i
1,400
19
75
1674
Feb
17
May
50
50
May
60
107
Mar
900
23%
Feb
21%
Juh
19
Jan
29%
Jun
Jun
96%
Jan
100
Feb
46%
Feb
59
May
Feb
131
Jun
110
63
May
65%
Jun
57a Mar
11%
13V2
19%
Apr
600
974
Apr
3,200
ll7/a
Feb
157a Mar
1,900
18%
Jun
24
117a
Jun
Jan
•'
5,^
61%
12%
5%
84
24%
2%
107%
17,300
5
Jan
51?
6,700
527a Mar
63
700
117a Mar
12%
200
4}$ Jun
67a
Apr
May
Apr
Feb
30
817a
Jun
94 % Mar
1,700
15 7a
Jan
28 7a
May
2%
Jan
3,000
2
Apr
1,900
90
Feb
108% May
800
11%
Jun
Xl4% Jan
1074
100
1074 Jan
10% May
77a
14,900
6%
Jun
Jan
8% Jan
6
Feb
17% Jun
5,300
800
3% May
6% Mar
297a Jan
200
17%
3,100
42%
274
30
It
Service
,
pfd
TV
91
1874
300
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co——
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Co common
Company common
Muskogee
N
Nachman
25
Co.—
Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
Le
Mur
common...
Co
common
6% Jan
46%i Jun
50
Jun
70
93
May
Apr
Jun
Jan
14% Jan
20
1% May
1% Mar
17a
.174
3,600
537a
8,500
46% Mar
60% Jan
2674 Mar
307a Apr
10%
u%
17
Feb
16
Jan
29
600
117a
600
07a Feb
11% Jun
XlO% Xll7a
1,100
7% Jan
12
Apr
1,050
•% Feb
10
Feb
1,800
9,300
1
Feb
4%
Feb
1% May
87a Jun
1674 Feb
17% Jun
117a
13
17a
~8 74
1ft
874
17
16%.
167a
7%
167a
167a
167a
700
137a
13%,
2,000
1,400
16
Jan
1374 Jun
Jan
4
674 Feb
200
13%
Jun
Jun
•Vi 44% Jan
Jan
30% Apr
3174
3074
3374
16,500
307a
3574
3474
35(4
1,700
30%
507a
50
5574
4,300
3374 Jan
67a
9,700
6
67a
1074
200
11
Jan
6
35
Mar
577a Jan
19% May
24% Apr
23% Apr
1874
33,300
4,400
19 7a
1,000
207a
2074
1,400
13% Feb
19% Apr
2174
2174
2,200
17
7% Mar
174
500
17* Feb
9% Jan
174
1074
600
1274
700
874
974
6,200
127a
127a
50
27%
28
\
200
8V4
874
400
2274
23 %
1,800
574
8 7b
23
5%
600
12%
8
Jun
May
Feb
87a Mar
1874 Feb
237a Apr
Jan
5% May
35
Apr
21% Jan
7
5
327a Mar
1674 May
175
97
1374
1374
1374
li7o
1.4
2774
837b
Jun
12% Mar
ft
5,000
12,600
26%
28%
6,000
20% Mar
837a
84
Jan
1
9UV4
4174
25
1774
12574
125
125
17%
200
450
Mar
Apr
l7/a May
297a May
90
Jan
Apr
95
Jan
907a Apr-
146
Jun
41%
Jun
Apr
33A May
17%
13%
Jun
2%
4174
104
Apr
837a
86
200
Jan
107a May
Feb
600
150
17%
Apr
1974
146
Jan
10% May
29
Jan
98
146
Mar
26
187a
160
2
14
97
I
5
11% Apr
12% Mar
98
16% May
1227a
Jan
159% Apr
44
274
Jan
Feb
37a May
19
Jan
1307a
Jun
17a
Jan
13
%
1,500
A
Feb
3474
32 %
35
7,700
227a
Jan
26
26
27
700
26
Jun
974
10
1,100
97a
Jun
1072
Jan
307»
32
700
307t
Jun
3574
Apr
3,400
27a
Feb
974
3
n
374
137a
10
1
1
Jun
500
1,100
127a
~8%
Feb
47a
474
1174
1074
Apr
18% Jun
4374
1%
Jun
8
Feb
16%
107»
57
13%
19
47a
Jan
13% Jan
40
11
15
10% Jun
2174
5
87a Jun
4,000
207a
1
4ft Apr
7%
14'4
1774
&
Apr
15% Jan
774
19
100
•
34
r
1374
774
40
—1
1
25c
5
1
1
17% May
Jun
32
1
1
National Casket Company
i.
5
National Electric Weld Machines
1
National Mfg & Stores common—.1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
National Research Corp
1
.National Rubber Machinery
10
National Sfarch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
*
National Telefilm. Associates
10c
National Transit common
1
National Union Electric Corp
30c
Meter
Jan
5
11
National
Neptune
2if Apr
507a
/
Milling
Feb
05
287a
1
—--5
2.50
10
50c
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
'
XV*
—4
—2.50
—100
——1
Inc——
Murphy
Nestle
8,600
0
5o%
100
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc.
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Muter
50
4674
6
00
1
——1
6%
Muntz
674
4274
18
13
50c
50
*
common
15% Mar
29% Jan
14% Jan
38
Jan
27a May
574
1774
cum
60% Jan
120
13
6%
4574
preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
4.80%
Jan
Mar
3%
24
4.40%
1074 May
57b
2974
3%
*
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp.—
Monongahela Power Co—
Jun
12
Public
Missouri
674 May
23
"2ft
50c
5
Abrasive
Piping Co
6% Jan
29
42
177»
,-1
1
preferred..*
Products—
dividend 'shares
217a May
7% Jun
Jan
Jan
4
27% Mar
3,000
5%
2.50
1
10
Miller Wohl Co common
472% convertible preferred
Jan
2,700
cum
non
Midwest
Feb
Jan
Steel
Mid-West
Jan
47/a
Oil Corp $1 conv
Midland
Jan
2,900
6
Co
17%
700
1074
States Petroleum common
Midland
.
Jun
400
,
Middle
44% May
67
—,
(Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
Industrial Enterprises Inc
1
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co..—_50c
Co
1,400
1,600
•v
2,500
■:
Thermit
&
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp
J an
55
'
.
...
dep rets ord reg
For footnotes
13%
18%
-
Ltd
Co-
Michigan Steel Tube
Jan
5%
4
Imperial Oil
Insurance
2%
Co-—.5
Products
Imperial Chemical Industries
Jun
Jun
n_
11%
13
18%
Co
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
47a Jan
1%
3%
100
130
—
53%
__
Hydro-Electric Securities...——
Hydrometais Inc..—
——2.50 Hygrade
3% Mar
900
217a
50,y4
128
Co
Petroleums
Iron
Metal
Apr
Jan
21%
•
&
Mesabi
«
Jan
374
Feb
119% 119%
"29% 28%
129%
587'a
12%
'19%
-19
21
18%
—
(Harvey) Inc common.
—5
& Refining capital stock.®
New common wi
——.*
& Co common
Johnson
"Metal Textile Corp common
;•••: 37a Mar
62%
35%
.1%. 1%
3% , 4
>..32% 32%
29%
X
Feb
Mar
lpo
8% Jan
5% Apr
OVa Jan
127a
~674
5
•
1
—1
1
Corp
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating
May
10
:
,
Aircraft
(AG)
McKee
Mead
May
1,100
>35
—
Humble Oil
Lock
2%
v
Hubbell
Kurd
25
91
65
5%
- ■
21%
*
Horn
8
2%
14
43
13
•
1
Menasco
674 Apr
39
2.100
4
37% ;28%
19%> 19%
19
—
preferred
3%
3%
1%
3%
50%
—-•
Hoover Bali & Bearing Co——
10
Horder's Inc.———.——
—*
Hormel (Geo A) & Co———15
b%
Jan
.24.91
65
.
..
Jun
2
909
,..
25
.
!
54
400
1%
3%
& Co 5%% pfd_—100
B-
Jan
Feb
150
^
,
preferred
Class
36
2%
.7%
91
100
__
Henry Holt & Co common——
.1
19%
Hercules Galion Products Inc—_—10c
5%
Hevi-Duty Electric Co~
5
22%
Higbie Mfg Co common—
:
—_1
9%
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common.
1
3%
Class; A——
!—__ 2.50
10%
Hofmann Industries Inc—_—r—25c
2%
Hollinger Consul Gold Mines
5
35
Holly Corporation—a—-60c 1%
Holly Stores Inc..—...______——^.1
4
Holophane Co common——i
Home Oil Co Ltd class A_
*
19%
Heller
10%
2,100
Jan
54%
—25c
——
1,300
3% Feb
34
54 vy,
Harvard-Investors.
Hastings Mfg Co
2.100
*2.%.
.! 3%
25
Light—_!—...
1.500
.5%,. 5%
^.37% r 38^i»
12% 12%
39%x40%
53i
y:-. '.37 %
127a
> 40%
^
*
4% May
;
400
£1
"
Apr
'
2
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Harbor Plywood Corp—
1
a.
:~i
Harnischfeger Corp—_.———10
Hall
,
5
•t:
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd-Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell
Jan
160
297*
•
—5
'
>
-
127a Jan
;
10% Feb
*3% Apr
0% Feb
1474
1
Communication
12% May
9%
200
'
13%
12% Mar
5% Apr
13% Jun
.7
Co—'
International Marine
Co Ltd
Marconi
*
27/8 May
972 Jun
4,500
1374
10c
50c
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
-
18774 JUn
Feb
1%
t
2,000
-
-
"t
149%
475
13% Jan
14 7» Apr
24% May
18,900
6
1
Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
3% May
'#
Service
Public
Maine
117a Jan
9,900
-
,
574
—
Mangel
-
28% May
9% Jan
1,400
:
Jan
Jun
M "
Inc
27a Jan
-12
800
574
—2.50
warrants
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
20% Mar
2,200
57o
21
774
.—2
Truck
Mack
6% Apr
,7% May
)ft May
x22
2,800
V
•
774
30c
Macfadden Publications Inc..
•
..
.
-
Feb
1
900
1174
127a
37V
3%
57*
2% Apr
4% Mar
700
x22
21
1
—1
(The) Co.
.
"
3.100
■'
„
600
13
77a
S
Chain
Lunkenheimer
1174 May
16%
5,500
1374
374
47a Jan
16,300
.
3,300
12%
X22
10
10c
-4
Lynch Corp
Jan
9?/8
14% Feb
20% Apr
ft,4% May
: 10,800
1374
—1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co.
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
Land Ac Exploration
>
3,600
1,000
Feb
01
Locke Steel
Jan
29%
550
!
Jan
2% Feb
6.200
10,000
1274
5
Inc
Ltd
Jun
17%
-
1%
1
1
14
12
800
-
v
13%
50c
25c
——3
—1
25c
Inc
137a Jan
26,100
7
10
—5
Co.
Loblaw Groceterias second pref
Jan
10
2%
67a
1
Inc
(R G)
Industries
Litton
'
x4% Mar
27a
~67a
5
Liberty Fabries of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
;
Jun i
23
X47t
4
674
1
common
Liberal Petroleums
99% May
97% Jan
Jun
X47»
37« Jan
98% Feb
243ft Mar
37% May
18% Jan
-
200
r
197a
374
-•
75 pesos
1
Ltd
Inc
Refineries
2,600
:- ■
common
Realty
Le Tourneau
>
.! V * Hammond Organ' Company.—,.i
Inc
Leonard
1% Jan
.
8%: Feb
.
20
3%.
.
Mines
Industries
3878 Jan
1% Jan
11,000
187a
"3%
237a Jun
! 21% May
_
.
1774 May
1.500
'
—7.50
Sessions
&
Lecourt
12% Jan
Jan
18
13
2if Jua;
27* Feb
90
Feb
1,900
Jan
5
*
Feb
15
13
...3373C
—1
Salle Extension University
Lear
Jan
19
Apr
5% Jan
550
83/a Mar
-83 ... 84%
.. 82.-u
83'
t— :*v
—
16%
40,500
-
*127a
4,300
;
3474
14%
5
-
11%. Jun
T8®/o%; 18r:»
x.;
*
-—
La
May
HVa
3.'M;
83
1
Jai :
3174
13
1
Stores
Lanston
Jan
56
Jan
39%
10,700
1% Jan
Feb
2374
23
14%
1
5
Corp
Shores
Lamson
Jan
,
100
'hi
-r->7V«i
7%
> 85.
93»%
25 :
25%
~ ;-7 %'■'• 7%
— -7%-■• 7%
%,
1
-
preferred
$4.50
200
% 400
:
.35
37%
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r.lil%ji 11%
-19% 19%
vVi,.2%^ 2'%
.
3
20O
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!;>; 0%; 9%
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Lake
Feb
16-V
111
15%
37s v 3%
31%
2.50
10c
1.25
1
20c
—
La Censolidada S A
Mar
2
May
13% Mar
4V* Jun
5
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
;
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27a Feb
6ft Jan
%
-
k..
6
••*574
8%
V'«~r
Company—
Feb
Jun
600
176,100
237a
—5
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co..
Mkr
.1% May
4,000
>»:
105
3%
.
175
Leases—!
—9c
•> 10%
--1 V. »—
Products common—_5
18Ja
Company .Inc.——
10c
3%
•
Kobacker
327a Jun
Jan
Mar
4%
200
1,000
50O
—
11
Stores
Guild Films
400
i-
-
3%
Freehold
Grocery
Jan
v
474
1
—
Rubber Co
(I B)
Hotels
Knott
Jan
1Q&
%8^:%.86Va
-
Griesedieck
Gulf
%
184>y?187
.127^:128
*■ 2%; 2%
„•• • 8?a>.
9%
Gridoil
■
9%
16%
28
200
10,800
,
:
Jun
4V*
Mar
3
ft J«
'
27a Jun
Jun
:> Feb
23,300
25c
-
Dept Stores Inc
(8)
Klelnert
....'
«;185
1st preferred—1~
!
100 •. 128
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.
-1 r.« 2%
Hydraulics,——
___50c
9%
7%
Klein
.
:'ytiir-Aprk
17a
15
13
16%
Lakey Foundry Corp—:
Lamson Corp of Delaware
1%
id v<nSl,23
95% v95%
,..y
Non-voting common stock!
Great
4
-
^
/
1,600
500
32%^35
1
% 7%
—,5 :' f.- 7%
Tea—
V '"-V
'('/a
14.900
1%
3%
h
18%. 11%
v
.10
.-7%
88,
;<
—10c
InC:
Pacific
<fc
,
4
common
.'—
Jan
1,7.7% Feb
Jun
5%
,v
8%
■■±-1
1
L_1
'Gold Seat Dairy Products class A..10c
Goodman- Manufacturing Co
5Q
Varnish.:
Manufacturing Co—,
Jan
10
%
15%
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
,'—
Klrby VenSyn Petroleum Co
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Jan
117% May
120Jan
3% Jan
3,400
49% > 50
/.16%.,17%
l3a
-11
:'—
Gobcl''(Adotf)
Goldfield Consolidated Mines.—
Gray
T
—
..
11%
Inc-^—l—Inc.—
i
Grand Rapids
12.100
-'v. 2%^ 2 lA
v;.
10
-37%
-l^-'MlOTs
—
Gorhani Manufacturing
Apr
-
97a
Mar
109
31^ . 31%
' '
5. - 5
J: 4% .ft- 4%
2.
2%
-
vi
Union Co
Globe
>
7%
45
<-
274
50c
pfd—100
(Del) J
•••'•
May
27a
—4
Inc.,
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company—'
Jun
'
5%>1* 6
-
Glenmore- Distillers class B_—
>
Gas
May
79
Apr
14% Apr
6% Jan
1474 May
3
Jan
0% Jan
2
27a
2»7#
.
8%
955
2,400
2%
& Company
& Electric 4%%
12% May
10% Jan
0%
y,£
107b
1
Kennedy's
'
1 *' -' t 4 %
Co
i_
Corp
3-As- Jan
,
^ 49%
•
McBean &
Alden
Glen
(D)
Kawneer Co
*
37a May
; :2?i Mar
7% Jun
*
:
Gilchrist. Co
Gladding
12.300
!?,•%. 23i
25c g,L 21%
.'i'-", vv
"*
--'Ci*-' —'
"
Georgia. Power $5 preferred—
"' ; $4.60 preferred—'—
r_
> Giant'- Yellowknife Gold Mines
Kansas
Jan
90,000
127a
9%
^
•
Feb
75
15c
Industries Corp
Kaltman
Jun
102% Apr
''
5.0c
.-20
—1
Corporation.
SGeneral- Stores
;
97a
% 15^8^6
£1
common
V
;>22%
«ft4%£, 4%
'
preferred
convertible
5%.
,
Feb
Apr
1,300
>.
Enterprises
Indus
General Plywood
7%
16 "
11,500
vr—
--6
1274
800
27a
2%
K
\ Kaiser
Jan
7%. Jun
,4.—,
V, ;
General Fireproofing common
;
16%
14,200
—
,31%
—-
American- deps rets ord reg
^
Jan
6%. Mar
x:
-2
GeneraFElectric Co Ltd—
12
130
41% Jun
;'j. 2%
Supply Corp com__I -,^.2%
preferred—
—25,;x%
GeneraL Builders
i-.
Jan
Apr
1.400
......
—100
Co—
7%
,17a
2% May
common
Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd
•' 7% Mar
.
Feb
274
6% Jan
97a Mar
600
—
Glass
Jeannette
'
Feb
Jan
4,000
3,600
J
Jan
V.%
4%
574
117a
Chute
Air
ft.
.Gellmaiv.Mfgr Co common——
_"_i
General Acceptance Corp warrants—.—
.v
N%.May
9
500
12,100
v-^*«**■ •/*■-.
!"10&%y109%
—
"s
preferred
,,-w.v..,-5%
)%v Jan,
2,000
1,300
4,500
Junl7)
Co .common-
4274
,10% Jun
X4r : May
Jan
Jan
5
—1
'
7%
7% ft 8%
—'
G
Gatineatk Power
<*>
.
'
^
-•
•
12% Mar
.7 4 v Jan
38% JUn
i.J3%*'15%
-x-v-
Cd
A)
■
3%. May
1,300
31,100
13,300
1.25%"
2
Companjr___l_—;;l-T ''' •;,.'i.7,,a
:;Fresnilk»' (Th.e)
"'
;
Feb
40%-'42%
Name
Inc.
-,chafiged ito Klngsford Co (eff
Pox Head. Brewing CoJ
s£
%9%
>
6%
11
—1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Irving
Feb
102
.
Jan
21,700
Public Service CO 3.90%
Kaweckt Chemical Co
—
,'American, dep rets ord reg:.—Fort Pitt Industries Inc
92
Feb
16
May
May
;•
(106%
•. ft-"
-.ft**,1;..£l*ift 4%
LVft- 5%
I
12
43%
11%
147a
18,300
1474
5
Katz Drug Company
40%13%
ft-
ftVCft
•'•••-
-
A- nonvoting-
Class
Jim
9%
2 % May
3,200
Apr
60% Apr
14% Jun
55%
11
Royalty
High
20
10c
-
pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
Ironrite Inc
—1
Iowa
Apr
37a Jan
>
10% May
Jun
337aC
Co
Company
Investors
Jan
11%
127a
'
5,300
'•* %>*••"%
:_"ftft—:—ft-1 ftft 8%
.X.'XFord-.Motor.of'Canada—- ft
17% Feb
Jun
Feb
8
Oil
Intex
:
.
8% Feb
3,500
9s/a
507a
ii
._5
—
International Resistance
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
:
High.
19
—*
stock-*
Machinery
International Products.
f
Jan
Jun
.
ftio
J.—2.56
(Phila)—.'.ft.
Association
17.
32 %
Jan
15%
3,100
.
Fire
26%
3,000
9%
' 9% ft 9%
FairchilckCamera & Instruments
u.1
^-17 7« ftftl® '-18%..
^"'Faraday- Uranium Mines Ltd;.—- V'2r%
ft '2\V' 2% .
Fargo Oils Ltd:
ft-—:.-712
~
8%
ft Financial General Corp
10c
— 7%
~*'OVa'- 7%.
"
Cigar
International Petroleum capital
9% Apr
V
A Feb
8,500
ft-' 15 ft-15%
i.1
International
.
May
25
7% Jan
500
;
10%' 10%
3%
3%
38% 39%
9% 10%.
12% 13%
6%
7%
8% 7
A-
» -
ftft Factor (Max) As Go class AJL
Jan
900
Jan
30%
Jun
24
8% '
.V*1vft
100 ftft —
ftjft-'--*;'—•10c
V 3%
—1
39%
10c.
9%
10
13%'
1
7%
17
25c •fteivV
17%
—
.> 31%ft32%
I—ft:10
ft-*1 Eureka^. Pipe- Line common
_
100
' 17%" 17%
Shares
9%
9%
1
Breweries Inc
for Week
Low
Par
Low
High
wj_.y"*r* 8
317t
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Higli
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
31
STOCKS
Shares
„1 ftV 157,a ft* 1572ft 15%
.VI ft ft* 10% ft' 10%' 10%
,_1 - ^ 9%
'* 9%*
9%
15e
2%
' " 2%
272
20c ft 12% *s 12s;;* 12%
ElcctrogTaphic Corp common-i
Communications Inc
;ft>
*
JUNE
ENDED
International
—
-5
common
WEEK
.
,-1 .ftft 8
—1
• :/b-
"ft Edo Corporation class A'.,Elder Mines Limited.—
Electric Bond
Low
^--V- ft'- ft
beneficial int—1 ft'—
$2.. preferred---
of Prices
Parr
* ' •
Eastern-Sugar Associates—
FOR
RANGE
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
■',-ft'
.
Last
,
Sales
Week's
700
10
374
3
Jun
Feb
367a May
317a Apr
37/a May
147a
Jan
4% Apr
374
4
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
7,200
107b
4,700
3
Apr
4 74
Jan
2
8%
Jun
2% Jan
18
Jun
21
Jan
18
1874
18
100
18%
200
18%
Jun
2374 Jan
1874
13
100
1274 Mar
1374 Jan
13
574 Mar
"47 b
47a
4
ft
20,000
37a
Jan
974
9%
1,100
93/4
Jun
11
934
2274
2274
24
2274
2274
26%
277a
1,200
87a
20,400
277a
"874
Mar
3,000
17%
Jan
26% May
100
22%
Jun
Mar
26
"8
22
32% Jan
27% Jun
Mar
30 y»
7
Jun
974 Jan
5% Mar
3%
Jan
"274
274
2%
1,500
2Va
Jun
30 7b
28%
3074
2,100
2774
774
77a
7%
1,700
474
474
200
Apr
4% Mar
Jun
27/s Jan
32
Jan
8% Jun
if
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
(2842)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Range
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Dominion Oil Ltd
New Britisn
Petroleum
New England Tei & Tei
—
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
50c convertible preferred
New Idria Min & Chem Co
Chamberlain
New
V
Zinc
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
Coal
Pacific
New
Park
New
Co....
Mining
Nofbute
B~
3,500
Mar
133 «/a 135',4
*
.
1%
1%
33,a
1 14'a
1-4
1 /?
9,900
la
1%
—
91
\
2%
1%
Jun
47%
Feb
Jan
1% Mar
87'/4
80O
1%
Feb
300
12V2
Jtan
Jun
78
Jan
44,000
3%
Apr
5'/»
2,300
2V2
Jun
5%
4%
11
11
35%
7
24,700
4%
Feb
5%
35,100
3
11%
11%
11,200
7% Feb
Jun
5% Jun
11% May
9%
11%
,
4%
11
1
7%
900
ft;-/ Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
8%
6A
7%
10
*
40
87
Servo
Leather
Scton
Shawlnigan
Apr
6'A
/ft/
Feb
4ft
Shoe
;
Okalta Oils
,
t
Ltd
40c
ft
j
-
93%
240
92%
Jun
Electric
Oxford
3
Simiaons-Boardman
3,800
2i4
2,400
71%
Jan
85%
Jun
400
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
3
:
26'/s
Jun
4%
Apr
Slick
11
Jun
14% May
78'A
Jun
92
22
25%
26%
3%
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Jan
P
5'/a ft
5ft
1st
Sonotone
& Electric 6ft
1st
25
.
preferred
28V#
—
25%
,25
5ft
redeemable
1st preferred
5ft
redeemable
<
1st
4.50 ft-
4.36ft
redeemable
Pacific
redeemable
1st
1st
preferred
25
.
—
"
23%
•
3,400
28% Jun
32%
Jan
300
25'%
Jun
30%
Jan
South
Coast Corp
24%
800
23%
Jun
28%
Jan
South
Penn
Southern
20%
20%
dividend
*
—
*
$4.75
89%
89%
*
conv
preferred
dividend preferred—
dividend preferred
98
98
$4.36
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
2%
x%
Pacific Power & Light 5ft
pfd
Oil vtc
Parker
Patino of
>;
98
Jun
120
80% Jun
93
Jan
Feb
98%
148
11,200
25
3% Apr
57
62%
9
X9
900
7% Jan
7
300
6%
1,600
4%
Jun
500
20
Feb
53%
18 %
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
2V,r
8,600
5%
5%
900
Jan
200
5% Feb
2
31/4
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..:
Pittsburgh Railways Co
50
94%.
l.V,
94 %
951/0
350
*
7%
6%
7 Vb
1,100
Pleasant
.1
6%
6%
200
~i%
"l%
Inc
90'A
1,400
Feb
97
Jan
Jan
1%
Jun
3r%i
3%
1,900
3V2
Jun
2 2'/a
1,000
21%
Jun
2.50
10%
85
,•_*
"4%
1
89
4%
4%
53%
54
17%.
.•
18
900
May
2
Jan
10'A
Jun
225
57
Jan
4,500
4
Mar
6'A
51%
Feb
2,100
21
16%
Jan
24,200
%
Feb
8?f
8,400
6%
15 %
15%
1,000
14%
Apr
161/2
10'A
10'A
300
10%
Jun
12
9Ve
9'A
500
x9
Jun
15%
;
%
3
Jan
Apr
3A
Apr
Pyle-National Co
& Timber
9%
common
84
200
82
Jun
93%
100
141/2
Apr
17%
Jan
16%
Jan
18% May
18 Va
300
Co
Inc
B
Texas
Reading Tube Corp
_i
(Robert)
Reiter-Poster
Reliance
&
Rio
Grande
Valley
Gas
Gas &
Elec|4ft
20%
Jun
24%
5%
Inc
"
473a
600
13%
5,200
51/3
2%
4534
51/,
8,800
2%
21,900
4
.
43y2
46i/„
200
12,600
Petroleum
see
page 35.
11% Jan
2%
75%
2%
72
2%
2%
4,500
75%
200
2%
4% May
1% May
2%
Jun
5'A
Jan
38% Mar
2%
72
700
2
26
15%
28%
28%
200
8%
9'A
1,000
68 'A
64%
55%
48% May
16% Apr
3%
Jun
6'A May
47% May
Apr
Jan
Jun
13% Mar
16
Apr
Feb
13%
Feb
2%
3%
Feb
23%
23%
200
22% May
31%
Jan
2%
38%
18%
12%
2%
4,100
38%
3,300
1,900
29'A Jan
17% Apr
40% May
Xl8%
20%
Jan
12%
13%
1,300
12%
Jun
14%
Jan
2%
2%
2,400
2% May
3%
Jan
37%
18
10%
12%
12%
5
6
13
Feb
11%
500
13
Jan
Apr
14
Jan
4%
5%
5,100
6
6%
1,900
51/2
5Va
3% Mar
Jan
7
Jun
7%
Apr
3
Jan
87
Feb
2% Jan
Feb
15%
Feb
Mar
29%
Jan
8% May
12%
13 %
200
33%
3,600
Amer
8,000
6
Jun
8%
Jan
4,200
1%
Feb
2'A
Jan
1}
51,200
35
34%
36 %
1,200
33%
63%
61 %
63%
8,500
40%
%
—1
1
20
70c
preferred
1.25
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
Trans
Lux
Tri-Continental
True
Jun
Feb
45% Jan
70 % May
Mar
3
200
8%
Jun
9%
400
19%
Jan
21%
23
1,600
21'A
Feb
25
13
13%
1,300
42%
43%
800
22%
22%
13
13
Jun
15% Mar
Feb
43% May
618
Feb
1%
4%
5%
82%
25
2%
2%
2,000
13
2%
2%
12%
13%
900
2%
2%
100
2%
2%
11,600
y2?V
%
y214
77
3%
8.800
Va
5%
2,500
18%
19%
43%
44
44
*
—
5
7
Feb
Feb
Jun
2Vs Mar
2%
Jan
16,700
5%
1%
Jan
Jun
82
'
:
6 Vu
162
5%
91%.
3% May
13,300
82%
5
Jan
Feb
79
4,400
149% 162
*
Jan
Jan
Mar
21%
—
19
warrants..
Corp
Temper
1%
Jan
lVa Jan
99
3,500
20%
1
Corp
Feb
9
8%
20
100
50c
class A
Co
TO
93% May
Jun
2
17b
2
25c
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Oil
Jun
6%
Realty & Construction
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered.—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Cuba
34%
2%
—10
Inc..
Toklan Oil Corp..^
Trans
14% May
14 'A May
1%
1
10c
preferred
Toledo Edison 4'A ft
Feb
6 i/ii
*
Todd Shipyard Corp common
[
28%
6%
5
Roofing Inc.
Amer
12'A Feb
11% Feb
800
13%
13%
32%
—25c
pfd
Corp
convertible
14%
13%
33
2
Apr
Jan
14%
Mar
41/2
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
2%
Feb
313 May
i"-;
Jun
3%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
8%
2
2'A
%
Jun
Jun
200
35%
Feb
*29%
18,900
20% May
43% Jun
Apr
30%
11
Jan
Trunz Inc
*
•
21
21
23%
10,100
16%
Jan
24V2
Jun
Union Stock Yards
Mar
41/2
3%
Jan
United Aircraft Products common—50c
Jan
United Asbestos Corp
United Cuban Oil Inc
39
3
Jan
2% May
68%
7
Jun
32
Feb
43 % May
434
434
1.700
4
Jan
4'A
4%
1,000
4% Jun
5% May
5 ye Jan
.
Jan
u
May
700
Jun
7%
16%
Feb
12%
14 Va
39
5%
16
76%
Jun
Jan
6234
400
100
Jun
37%
350
200
Apr
10,900
12%
1
6
Aor
57; Mar
5%
2%
1,800
-
16%
6
Jun
3% May
12%
13%
4%
72
16%
500
16
13
4i/2
74%
74
16%
16
3%
21,100
Jun
6'/a May
10
2%
13%
371%
4
4%
19%
12%
Unexcelled
.
3%
4'A
3V<r
—
Feb
Jun
May
14'A
Union
—
12%
40
18
41/4 Mar
Jun
1
58% May
6% Feb
Jun
1
Feb
16% Jan"'
13 Vs
100
30%
__i
Jan
1,100
Jun
700
35%
21% Jun
17b Jun
Jan
8,000
Feb
7,300
ft
Apr
Apr
10%
8%
5%
3
1%
51%
*
5%
20'/a
3%
Feb
l8".• 1
1,200
2%
Jun
18 '/»
8%
17,100
128,300
3%
Feb
6 Vi
5%
7
2%
6'A Alar
24%
Jan
18%
31
3%
Jan
Jun
5%
1.100
5%
1
21,900
16%
28'A
1.25
1,400
16
1
,
21%
16
18%
31
6%
21
3'A
23
1
Trans
Jun
Jun
Feb
17,500
40
1
;
common
Feb
6%
Jan
5'/s Jan
250
6
3%
1% Jan
ft 7% Jun
4% Jan
1
common
Chemical
Tobacco
Jan
36
1,100
7
23%
38%
Tishman
Jan
4
30c
common
-Russell (The P C) Company.
Ryan Aeronautical Co
footnotes
is
1%
12%
2ft
3
Engineering Corp
Carpet Company
Ryan Consolidated
R.verson & Haynes
/fir Apr
1% Mar
1.50
Inc
Ave
900
27,900
47
12%
Tilo
Apr
%
1%
5
(J O)
For
200
%
1%
£i
Roxbury
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
~
Jun
25'A Jun
1
Raceway Inc..
New capital stock
Fifth
16'A
Apr
22
5%
5%
23
2,200
7
Corporation
Calgary Co
Thorofare Markets
Thriftimart Inc
Jun
Feb
181/2
1
Roosevelt
Russeks
63%
x9%
1,400
100
pfd P
American dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Ross
Jan
38%
4,500
21%
1
(I) & Sons Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Field
Jan
1
Rokeach
Roosevelt
26%
5,400
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
■Rochester
<
Jun
16
50c
Co—
22%
25
1
Petroleums Ltd
Feb
63%
~l%
1
Argentine Mining Co..
Ridgeway Corp
16
58'A
5
Rico
Apr
22
~
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
13%
250
14 Va
__50c
Engineering
70c
1,100
22%
1
Corp
14<4
23
58%
20
& Co
Oil
Electric
Rich well
13%
22%
__
•
common
convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Reis
13%
ft
;
—
Jun
1% Jun
_
—5
common
Thompeon-Starrett Co Inc.
1
IVs Mar
5% Jan
.
11,000
ft
750
—5
common
Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Shovel Co common
R
$1.25
A
common
Thew
10
400
1,000
1%
—1
*
1
25c
Oil
Thiokol
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
400
1%
6%
6%
12%
5|
Corp
class
Technicolor
Texam
*
Rath
1%
1%
6%
Jail
75%
Apr
1%
—r
*
& Co common
Electric
Tampa
Feb
16
18
5
;
64
10c
(Del)..
Corporation—-
Class
-ft'-ft""-'-^
Q
•
500
73%
13%
14% May
-
T
Talon
Jan
16
3
73%
Jan
9ft Apr
82
82
100
com
—
73%
5% Jan
Jun
81/2
56%
.1
Sunset International Petrol Corp.—1
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Colorado—
Pulp
Corp
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.
Apr
*
8-jV
Mar
12
.
—1
Inc..
Jan
1
%
1
;
Ltd
4
500
12%.
1%
1
Ltd
Sun
57% May
Vo-
10c
_l
Mines
Stylon
(S)
300
4%
4%
12
12
'
1
common—..
(Hugo)
Stroock
Apr
100
Bi
Jun
23% Mar
May
1
Stop <fe Shop Inc
Jun
89
Stinnes
Jan
Feb
8
23%
(J
23%
Jun
11%
—1
common
Mines
Sterling Precision
Jan
Jun
20
55%
Corp
Brewers
Stetson
Jan
6
Sterling
24'A
20
200
1%
—-1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
*
Steel Parts Corporation
5
Stein (A)
& Co common
—*
Sterling Aluminum Products common .5
(The)
x20
1,100
55%
11%
38%
1
Corp..
Uranium
Starrett
7% May
7% Mar
25
Apr
21%
10'A
Stanrock
Feb
Jan
3%
..
14
Inc
Standard-Thomson
13% May
113 Jan
6
23'A
2.50
America
Standard Shares
Apr
5%
21%
cumulative preferred..
Power
Jun
1% Feb
1
Gas..
Sound
8%
10 Va Mar
20c
common
of
Dome
Public Service of
800
1.800
7,200
fa
lo
Progress Mfg Co Inc
•Prophet
(The)
Company
Providence
9
Jan
Go—
Products
Feb
1.200
10
Standard Tube class B.
7% Mar
800
8%
.Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd...
Pratt & Lambert Co
Standard
Jan
20%
50c
—1
10
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Apr
26%
46% May
43% May
20
,
6%
21%
1
55 %
Jim
20%
5%
Corp
Standard
Apr
6'A
Forglngs
49% Feb
20
1
^.Stapxjard Industrie* Inc
Standard Oil (Kyf
2% Mar
6%
2%
11%
40% May
35% Feb
7;
20
—
20
20
1
20
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Standard
58% Feb
20"
May
6 Vu
11%
East
5% Mar
.
4% Mar
ft
'
5
—I
•
Standard Dredging Corp common
Mar
2%
lie,
Metals
7
—
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp——
Stahl-Meyer Inc
10% May
10% Jan
Jan
1,200
55
8%
Preston
8% Feb
8'/a
1 '
5
1
Co.
Spear & Company
6% Jan
Feb
8%
11%
Prentice-Hall
Jun
8%
1
Pressed
Southland Royalty
4% Jan
Jan
5'A
2
Southern Materials Co Inc..—
Southern Pipe Line—
Apr
May
--
Petroleum Corp—2
Southern California
Jan
1
Quebec
Jan
3% Apt
36% Jun
i
4'Aft
91
2% Jan
16% Feb
preferred
cumulative
4.08ft
Jun
4
8% May
Edison—•
California
Jan
3,300
Inc...
Pueet
108
39,800
75
10 %
1,300
20
Mar
Apr
9.4% Mar
*
common
39 %
preferred..
cumulative preferred
91%
Jun
Corp
_Powdrell & Alexander
Jun
37%
cumulative preferred—
98
Jan
8%
25c
Jan
23
Jan
4.24ft
Jun
10c
Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co.
12
Feb
5%
4.32 ft
80
1
Poloron
Jun
13%
38%
2
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
8%
800
600
Jun
Co..
8,300
2,100
20
43%
Jun
Valley Wine
7%
8%
8%
19
42%
1%
1
77-7 ■'
,
25
25
25
25
161/2
Ltd
Feb
convertible preference
16%
Mines
39 'A
4.48 ft
Piasecki Aircraft
Gold
Jun
Jan
14
Industries
33
23'A
Pierce
Pioneer
100
Jun
13%
19%
33%
20!4
14% May
5%
Jan
22%
900
1
Jun
7%
42% Jan
800
.10 pesos
7%
Jun
200
16%
Oils & Minerals
Jan
5
900
16%
Philippine Long Diet Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co.
3%
2,300
240
16 %
.
: Peruvian
,
'
21,500
5%
46%
89
Jan
7%
5
33%
23
Jun
3%
6%
6%
5%
25
25
47
Jun
23%
H Jan
53%
3%
55
16%
53!
36'A Feb
46%
16'4
Pep Boys (The)
1
^Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
10,700
54%
8% Jan
7
47
12% May
21% Jan
Apr
22%
10,900
2.50
45
Jun
10% Jan
18%
convertible preference..__—25
16%
:
Apr
1,300
4.56 ft
2
_
33 Vb
900
19%
cumulative preferred
400
Corp
28'/2
12%
4.88ft
5%
Ltd
100
28%
19 %
5ft
original
Jan
Apr
11%
38
% Jan
Apr
28%
ft
8%
4% Mar
1%
•
16%
19%
45%
1
May
65
May
68% May
10% Jan
12%
—
23ft
600
Jun
5%
Canada
14%
Mar
37/a
24
"5%
Traffic Co
14%
2
Feb
2%
,;l-
20% May
1
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
900
Jan
class A
Co
3%
Jan
Company
B
3%
H May
Feb
24'A May
% Mar
--
.....
Jan
690
60
41%
Feb
3
■"ft
27%
2
Pen
Class
7,400
26%
48,400
3%
2,600
19,800
%
27%
Vi
60
%
14
Jun
12%
3'lu
3%
%
:
Jan
101% Mar
Jan
46
Jun
iil
Amer shares—1 Bol
Corp
1
Motors
Chemical
100
Jun
11%
12%
3%l
9.800
23%
500
93
lc
Pentepcc Oil (C A)
Paramount
ft Park
93
100
G2%
65
21
120
2%
34%
127V2
1.% Feb
20% Apr
42% Fob
23
114
100
Page-Hersey Tubes common
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc__.2 Bol
Pan Israel
2%
32%
93
93
1
23
58%
65
Feb
Jttn
5% Mar
Feb
19
2,300
x92
xl03
x8Q% x82%
33ft
33
l
LttL
20,000
1,600
89
98
180%
|iK)%
•
Airlines
300
1%
23
—
61
12.50
common
22%
1%
8%
.
101
Jan
1,500
84
Lighting $4.50 preferred
cum preferred.
.
1
common
Oil Co
109% Feb
Jun
Feb
1,600
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
•
Manufacturing common
Boss
500
6%
84 ft
1,200
23.% 24%
23
24
21,
22 %
20% 21.%
20% 20%
00
x83%
23%
23%
25
pfd series A—25
preferred
:2s
redeemable 1st preferred
.25
4.80 ft
23%
1
Corp_
29%
26%
28%
25
1st pfd
preferred—
Paper Mills
(Howard)
4% May
22'/8
—^
—*
1
1
Airways Inc
Smith
Pacific Gas
preferred.——....—•
Feb
400
750
26%
5,000 Ir
Publications—
May
11%
600
25c
—
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common
—*
Singer Manufacturing Co..
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
80'A
400
1%
14
\k
3%
14%
American Shares
convertible
$3
5Vt,
120% 120%
5
;
v
f:
Jun
Jan
29
'
'
Jan
78%
1
;
Corp
Jan
11
ft
1
Securities
Overseas
Jan
goo
3%
1
6%
Feb
-12% May
41% Feb
—10c
Corp
Inc
2,300
911
1
Lighting
6%
98%
—
2
common
Simca
2%
„
120'A
*
2
2%. Jan
IQ.%
4% Feb
9% Mar
ft,ft
6%
,
3
common
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Sllvray
ft'
•
—
Jun
85%
78 %
100
69%
2!;!
Omar Inc
.
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
5
Canada
7
'95%
6%
96
25
common
Creek Precision
•
26% Jan
5
*
Feb
2%
13% Mar
2.300
*
11
1
B
Co
'
AiV Jun
ft 17% Jan
2W Feb
1,900
•2,500
60
101
91,400
6%
475
83%
213
85%
Jun
4.
11%
69%
Class
Jan
7
.
common
cumulative preferred
25%
Feb
10%
161/4
1
90c
25
—
Okonito Company common-,
ft Old Town Corp
16 vb
1% Jan
20c
*
13'A Feb
93
5,100
25%
03'
Jan
10,300
100
preferred
X22%
May
15%
Ohio Power 4%ft
Jan
x22%
2
3% Jan
67%
92%«
10
14
2% Mar
67%
x7% May
11% Feb
6,700
—•
4,200
800
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Ohio Brass Co class B common
8
12%
7% Mar
15%
Jan
7%
12%
57A.
3
May
2% May
Silver
common
9
7%
Jan
8% . Jun
Feb
15%
Corp
200
1% May
:
America
of
Jan
8
200
Products Inc
Corp
1%
7%
8,90o
Mining
Water & Power—;
of
19% Mar
..*•
1%
preferred
Sllcx
Ogdcn
7 %
20% Mar
-
8%
Jan
3%
Iff Jan
1%
%
2%
Jun
Jun
~8%
l'/4
2%
Company—
Inc.
Sherwin-Williams
91/2 Mar
5Iff Jan
3ft Feb
17
.*
ft 8%
10c
1%
ftl
1 .-"ft- G%
2,700
1
50c
Oil
1%
_——I
common—
Sherwin-Williams
78
Apr
91% Jan
o
.
Oceanic
11}
36,600
1%'
21% Mar
Jun
13%
Denn
Sherman
10% Jan
6% Jun
74% Jun
86
Jan
Jau
xl3%
13%
13,300
5%
2%
2%
2%
—
200
3%
of America^
Corp
Servomechanisms
Jun
Sliattuck
29,100
2
*
—
19%
17
Siboney-Caribbeau Petroleum Co.—10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
*
2%
5ft
-
—
America
Corp of
7
40% Jan
Apr
Jun
11 Va
7 13%
....
42V2 May
3% Jun
5
20%
1
Sentry Safety Control
Serriek Corp class B .
Jun
4%
Feb
8% Jua
v
;—50c
Airlines—
Securities Corp General
Seeman
Bros Inc
Jan
Mar
28.300
*
Warrants
Jan
Jan
8
100
«
1;
common
Western
35
19,900
9,200
74 »A
x86
7.«
5%
87
»
8,500
7 V#
0%
74%
—
400
36
.7%
5','t
5lil
7%
1
50
Class A—
Mar
19%
"
x48
—-.25
Oils Ltd
.
11
35%
ft
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
3ft Jan
6%
Steel
Scullin
14 %. May
10%
4,.f
May
2.800
9-
•
__
series.20
1
25c
1
preferred 4.40ft
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayrc & Fislier Co
Feb
2%
.
20%
9
xl8%
—8
Cumulative
13% May
55%
High
16
3.500
18%
10%
.
17
Diego
Ltd—
Co
Gas & Elect/ic Co—
preferred 5ft series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%ft
series_2G
2% May
200
--
2.50
Inc
Milling
Cumulative
Jun
3%
-£
__
Carlos
San
Jan
2%
Northeast Airlines
Nuclear
91
Jan
Low
-
16%
16%
—
25
13%
57%
1%
3-:«
North American Royalties Inc
North Penn RR Co
San
2% Feb
5,400
•__*
Ltd common
Corp
Salem-Brosius
16% Mar
1%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
Jun
33%
13%
;
Lawrence
St
Jan
3,100
Shares
Low
Par
Jan
Feb
2 fa
13%
x56%
—
—
Apr
Sales
for Week
s
Jan
l'/4
29,100
»
2i*
•
—
ft
l'A
8,000
15-a
2%
01
1-!*
Jan
*/4. Feb
,
800
,5,,8
14; a
1%
1%
,
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
9,300
1%
2,ft?
131%
2,100
Range
of Prices
-
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
2ft Apr
137% Jun
_*
10
10
——
North Canadian
2%
2
|g
2 ft
—50c
10c
•.
Nortli American Cement class A
Class
2%
3;,
'
,'di
3ft Jun
—1
Corporation—
Norecn-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Feb
-1
.
Inc————
Lites
Noma
Apr
112
f<f
•
Rosario
10
New York Merchandise———_—10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—1
Mines
%
73,000
i>r
New York & Honduras
Nipissing
47.400
„
1
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co common
i!)
3,-ft
133 'a
—*
Co common--
New Process
New
%
2!;:
2 i'n
——1
—20c
1
Land& Oils Ltd
Arizona
&
High
10
*
50c
-25c
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3A
■—--1
40c
50c
100
-1
Ltd
Bristol Oils
New
ENDED
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
FOR
RANGE
for Week
Last
American stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
Gas
Chemical
Co
Union Investment
United
Elastic
United. Milk
Corp..
Canada
of
Co..
of
Omaha
20
1
10c
Corp
Products
.-5%
81
*
23,600
5
May
325
7%
83
66
Jan
5
Jun
May
9V*
Mar
24%
Jan
6%
Apr
22
—
Feb
6%
6
6%
2,700
51/2
6%
6)1
6!it
6,000
5% Mar
%
%
14,600
34%
35%
600
4%
800
•
—
common^..
7 "a
90
8% Feb
4
—
.
4%
% May
30
Feb
4'/* Feb
Jan
7% May
1%
Jan
39% May
5
Jan
Number 5649
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2943)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Shares
.
Sale Price
Low
Far
.100
1(4
12
12
12
40(4
40(4
40(4
5,500
—25
33
33
33=4
150
14%
14(4
Specialties
U
S
Air
U
S
Foil
.
U
S
Rubber
17,300
15(4
Jun
274
Feb
274
400
40=8
41(4
3,900
y.
74 Jun
Apr
Jan
2774 Feb
40%
common
_50c
4(4
4
4(4
1,500
1
93/a
9(4
9=4
17,400
Corp
-25c
2
2
274
2.000
48
Feb
2974
Jan
1834
19=4
5,500
15%
Feb
27
2074
Jan
United
Stores
Corp
.'
Corp
American
Universal
Insurance
Marion
—14
Corp_.
18%
2
Apr
4%
Low
High
$160
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
of
4,400
4=4
1,300
4(4 Apr
5(4
*
100
4(4 Mar
par
value,
f Ex-liquidating
59(4 May
3174 Mar
28=4
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(not
included
49
-•
—
•
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52
7074
71%
54
$73%
52
54
$72
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April-Ocf
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73
73
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99%
$53 74
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53
53-
49%
52%
39
40
51%
5 7 74
51
51%
$39
40%
86
101%
6(4 Jan
,
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
transaction
delivery
g
dividend,
Ex-stock
y
year's
h Ex-principal,
d Ex-interest,
range),
Under-the-rule
n
transaction
year's
Ex-rights,
x
Ex-
z
.
.
Jan
included in
(not
range.)
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
Ex-liquidating dividend.
A Bonds being traded flat.
•",* ":
;
.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
* "
SReported in receivership.
dividend.
20(4 May
28(4 May
4(4
27 %
5
(issue
Jan. 1
No.
Jun
2(4
Feb-Aug
1949
6 (4 s stamped 1958
(Plan; A) 274s 2008
Range Since
Sold
High
$45
June-Dec
stamped. (Plan A) 2(4s 2008
Mar-iSept
Peru
(Republic of) —
; Sinking
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A). 2s 2012„JamJuZ?y
Jun
9(4
5
Universal Products Co common—
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
4%
Feb
1(4 Jan
—15
Universal
Jan
6(4
—10
Oil
Universal Consolidated
4
6 (4s
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Parana
43(4 May
2
1
Vitamin
'
Feb-Aug
May 1927) laflk,
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
194'7
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
A 7s
*
43(4 May
374 Mar
34
Corp
States
Universal
Feb
38,500
Last
Sale Price
Period
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Feb
37
(Prov)
City (Peru)
Maraahao
Jan
4574
1939
A Lima
Jan
14(4
Jun
10(4 Mar
1 (4
42(a
1
Reclaiming Co
600
15
it
40(4
Interest
Exchange
(City of) Germany—
(50% redeemed)
AHanaver
Jan
174
32(4 May
1%
7s
Apr
1074 Mar
2%
1
Stock
Low
39%
LOx)
40%
■
_10c
Corp
B
United
Unitronics
1
common
Conditioning
class
10
208
174 Mar
2,100
—25
.
5A
Jan
200
1%
%
lOfi preferred
United Shoe Machinery common..
United
American
High
474 Jun
1
Week's Range
Friday
High
25
Preferred
21
BONDS
Low
common..
Sharing
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
-10s
dep rets ord registered—
United N J ER & Canal
Profit
ENDED
A Hanover
Anier
United
WEEK
Co Ltd—
United Molasses
-
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
for Week
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"wl," when issued; "w w,'.' with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
:* v
;
tive;
—1
Valspar -Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Rights
57(4
65(4
43,900
2,4
57(4
274
32,400
——_—
—.
.
3
3
132
132
Vait Norman Industries warrants
1
Petroleum
Venezuelan
Vinco
Yogt
Manufacturing
Sliver-Lead
Vulcan
Corp
w574
5
7(4 Jan
Apr
1174 Feb
100
Averages
Jan
574
Stock and Bond
Jun
6
Jun
774 Jan
5
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.: ^
Below
;
13(4 Jan
200
534
574
Jan
132
4(4 Jan
1,700
12
12
Jun
4(4
Mar
Apr
115
<*.>0
6
Jun
2(4
Jun
274
200
4=4
4%
1
2
;
—*
1 i
Corporation
Virginia iron Coal & Coke Co
IS
Jan
65(4
35(4 Feb
1,100
1
83
Jan
x80
5
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
listed
on
are
;Vv
•-;
,
—;
Bonds
—
Stocks
;
•—
10
w
Aircraft
Waco
I'.'o
•
4..,; 4
-
—100
.preferred
Waitt dfc Bond.Inc-
i—;
-
Wallace •& Tiernan Inc
....
2874
Webb & -Knapp lnc
2
.10c
$6-series preference—
• 1 13G34
Webster Investors Inc (Del)-—S *
Wetman
Company Inc„—i—1
1
Weubwerth Manufacturing—s
-—1.25 -1
West/ Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd_
100 '
l—_,
•
.—
i*
Western' Leaseholds .Ltd—
26,400
Westmoreland Coal
20
—
Westmoreland Inc
Stores. Inc
—1
common—
preferred—
cony
>
Wlckes (The)
Corp.,
%
A
June
147.42
73.12
513,19
June
18
511.32
146.51
72.58
19_;
505.92
145.66
71.60
503.56
70.63
173.85
44(4
450
—*
Williams
V hcU- preferred
.(—i
I
Newspaper Machine——
Woodall Industries Inc
—i
Wood
Petroleum
2174
3(4 Apr
86.29
87.17
w
High
92.00
14
85.25 Feb
13
Low
June 20—_
June
21-
•
'
;*
Range for 1956
■
94.00 Aug
——
78.87 Jan 23
4(4 Jan
.574 Jan
.2(4 Feb
4(4 Jan
500
15(4
200
30
96(4 Feb
39(4 Feij
Jan
15(4 Mar
1674 Feb
17(4 Jun
850
1174
17=4
100
.7274
77.74
1,400
stocks for the week ended June 14,
101
6974 Feb1
;
the closing prices of the common
1957, for composite and by major industry
The SEC index of stock prices based on
-
17(4 Apr
May
43(4 Apr
15(4
SEG Index of Stock Prices
8(4 Mar.,
14(4 Jan
99(4
--
.
1574
7274
87.49
86.17
-
92.69 Jun
-
92.13
Fri.
2674 Mar
JT%
-_-3
Low
92.58
92.43
12(4 Jan
1574
1574
92.64
17
Thurs
Jan
1974 Apr
99
-
Mon. June
Wed. June 19
Jan
10 74 Mar
200
;
87.61
87.13
23(4 Jan
100
.
3(4
3.74
:
87.72
87.25
Range for T9fl7
High
Tues. June 18——
Jan
3
10
x
May
8:
7(4
y 7%
v 374
38
Apr
1(4 Apr
9
May
400
-
11(4
21
:
-2
common
2974 Jan
9,000
374
1174
25.
100
-*
—-1
pfd
(John) Industries Ltd-—•
Woodley
f 3(4
21
-1J
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt _4%%-
-47% May
21
—1-
1
common
■19
87.42
-
86.36
,
Closing
Date—
Feb
Feb
500
87.03
•
86.27
-
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc. '
74 Jan
68
Jbh
5,500
89.20
(35. Stocks),
139(4 May
32 74
50
;
36.46
-
groups
highs and lows for the
compared with the preceding week and with
current year are as
follows (1939=100):
7974 Jan
June
June
14, '57:!
-1957-
Percent
7. '57
LOW
High
Ubange
•',
1
Woolworth
(F W) Ltd-^-
5s
v.,
'
0%•: preference—
;
Ltd—1
Wright HargTeaves
Zapata Petroleum Corp
v..,;;
;•>!
1—1Q*
i.
..BONDS
....
_£1
.
T
5&
-
Period
American Stock Exchange
"l A 'Feb
"lH
6,200
15% Mar
23
22
Friday"
*
.Last
Interest
;
r
2074
Sale Price
51$ JVfay
Feb
4,500
1,
11/0
2174
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
i
Aug
Os
1998
seried
2(4s
Edison
A
—
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.-
50(4
3
50
8874
88(4
7
88(4
121%
—
7874
77(4
—Ifay-Nov
—May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
G0T4
GO (
104
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
90
mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st mortgagee 4s series B 1993-.
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 574s conv debs
Guantanamo
RR
Western
&
Midland
1970
Public Service
60%
54
95
1
95
100
117
17
100% 105
53%
1964
90 %
9
90
88%
3
86
107
24
97
109
107
$93%
—
$99% 100%
89
130
92(4
91%
90
90
1976
Feb-Aug
1976
Feb-Aug
$80
—
—
6
91
96%
85
1
I
1931
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
3(4s
Gas
1970-^
(Calif.)
Gas
Electric
3s
3 74s
Southwestern
Gas
United Dye &
1971
1970
Chemical 6s 1973
&
Feb-Aug
9374
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
118
136
89
91%
97%
1963
—
—
83%
88%
80
82
155,000
4,066,300
258,000
,324,300
June 20_
5,121,000
248,200
,369,200
June 21-
1,973,410
4,819,000
189,000
10,902,995
$22,992,300
$1,133,200
Total
~$5"66O
,123,000
,008,000
$24,130,500
$5,000
Jan. 1
Week Ended June 21
1957
to June 21
1956
1957
1956
10,902,995
7,997,230
257,249,135
60,000
101,000
1,133,200
$1,448,000
22,992,300
13,085,500
23,088,250
466,820,600
27,340,500
492,835,400
$24,130,500
$14,533,500
$490,039,850
$520,491,900
289,497,281
91%
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—_
Bonds
U.
S.
$71,000
Government
$5,000
Bank
International
96
90%
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial.
$215,000
93%
99
4
Total
97%
90%
2
93
$80
93%
87
89
90
89
89
91
90
88%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97
92
$80
93
June-Aug
A
ser
32
$85
West1 Penn
6s
4,963,000
2,217,330
2,047,210
—
Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 374s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
deb
Corp
m
•
Jan-July
66%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Deo
June-Dec
Wasatch
,306,000
$283,000
$4,023,000
2,441,285
June19.
93
93%
$88
Feb-Aug
1979
Sales
June18.
98%
88
C
G
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
87
$84
series
1978
93
$80
series D
F
Bonds
89
88
85
3 (4s
series
2,223,760
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
102%
89
82
80
91
85
2%s
series
of
June 17.
98%
5
89
$85
96
~6
90%
88%
$80
series E
340.5
Thurs.
100
96%
89
3s
,
Wed.
114
■
95%
3s
274.8
-
402.3
Tues.
90
$85
3%s
290.1
—2.3
Mon.
94
59
$80
6s
3s,
No.
Shares
55%
90
$118
Co
Corp
Stocks
98
1998—Jan-July
Power
—0.4
402.3
High.
58%
Jan-July
& Gas
Electric
Water
287.0
'
.■*'•
393.2
66
2
1981—May-Noo
Harbor
156.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
5
54
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62„Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
374s series A 1973
Jan-July
3s series B 1973
Feb-Auf
Safe
286.1
163.5
8674
88
Jan-July
April-Oof
April-Oct
June-Dec
i
3 (is
495.7
317.5
—0.3
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
90(4
GO Co
$56
Jan-July
May-Nou
,
Water & Power 374s
Pennsylvania
97(4
95
April-Oct
4%
1963
National Research Corp—'
5s convertible subord debentures 1976
New England Power, 374s
1961
Nippon Electric Power CO Ltd—
674s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3 74s 1968
Valley RR
1st mortgage 3s 1971
,
Fri.
1967
1970
4s
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6(4 7a
427.1
*
+0.9
+ 1.3
162.3
.
57(4
54
a
322.5
382.7
U
♦+1.7 ? •*-"♦••••/ h '426.8
292.0
-
285.8
Service
and
,
405.7
"
491.3
161.8
130
77%
Lackawanna of N J Division-—
1st
419.8
495.7*
-
Western RR—
Delaware Lack &
;
—
+1.2
■
High
27
78(4
,
-
359.3
462.7
+0.9
'
457.1
'
426.8*;,
295.7
♦New
86
88
$85
Jan-July
3(43 1378-*.
Chicago Transit Authority
High
88(4
11277a
,n'..
Goods
Non-Durable
Range Since
Bonds
50
June-Dec
1970
—-
-
JJurable Goods
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
Week's Range
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 374s 1970
Jan
462.7*
,.r;
May
356.1'
359.3*
Transportation
50
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
4s inc debs 1994
AAmer Steel & Pump
Composite
Manufacturing
-
.
Amer-dep rets ord reg_i
?
87.66
a
774 Jan
35
174
-
87.36
87.32
Over-the-Gounier Industrial Stock Averages
Mar
91
54
974
1(4
.
10
L.I
<fc Co—
4R C)
Brothers
36
36
1%
86.31
87.35
40
Bonds
ities
Apr
20(4 Apr
•
23(4 Jan
36
June 20
-
87.47
89.48
Total
Util¬
V
89.20
-
10
V.
Ralls
89.52
-
—
u
Grade
87.47
'
174.86
145.21
..
■■■
10
Second.
First
Grade
Rails
89.55
176.63
June
Feb
Va
trials
177.49
17—
Jan
3(4 Jan
»0
Indus-
,
177.30
2(4 Jan
3,100
59 (4
4274
25
1
-5
Industries-
WUliams-McWHliams
Wood
4,800
-59%
43«
y
1
10c
Wichita River Oil Corp—.
Wilson
73.47
.174 May
8674 Jan
5(4 Mar
10
—l
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_.
4.
White Eagle Internet Oil Co
•:v* 5-%%
147.27
274 Jan
12674 Jan
Amer
White
511.79
__
144
19(4 Mar
1,700;
HU "6(4
Jan
13074 Feb
....GO.
.
..
; 65
Stocks
374 Jan
.
174 Feb
„
2(4
.2(4
ities
14-
Stockliolders Invest Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Is:...
Western Tablet & Stationery com—-•
'
13574138 f
174
19,900
.
1=4
174
Util¬
June
17
2574 Feb
1st pfd—100
Western Marjdamd Ry 7-%
Western
•
2 '
.174
,1=4
'i
5,800
30 f
Rail¬
32(4 Jan
274 Apr
174 Jun
2 Va Mar
400
,
trials
.
Jan
104
Jun
15(4 Feb
29(4
1
4(4 Jan
Apr
96(4
•
Waltham -Watch Co common.
4
,
»
1 V
—
GOO
..
"2%
~2%
1 w
—30
$2 stimulative preferred
4
Date
10
Total
15
roads
Indus¬
674 Jan
374 Jan
•
Co
Wagner- Balling Toting ctfs ext_.
.
20
30
92%
$85
70
66%
102
102
%
72%
98
98
65%
35
100 %
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
77
104%
25
2
98%
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Bonds
(No. of
70%
77
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
98
102%
92
101%
Foreign
Domestic
Stocks
92
—
98
$95
~2
1960
Newspaper Union Cs 1959
c.
98
Total
Bonds
$65,000
Feb-Aup
Mon.
June 17
June 18
895,160
$32,000
29,000
$7,000
4,000
10,000
Tues.
—
$26,000
June 19
804,900
31,000
42,000
5,000
78,000
Wed.
Western
5s
Traction
819,560
41,000
23,000
65.000
June 20_
1,000
39,000
12,000
3,000
54,000
June 21-
683,910
$172,000
$68,000
$45,000
$305,000
Thurs.
Fri.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
American
Stock
Last
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
A Baden
(Germany)
High
Sold
No.
Range Since
series
AG8
series
A
B
Feb-Aug
-
-ADanzig Port & Waterways 674s
A German. Dow
Atonic
AS I secured 6s
7s
1947
1947
1952
$103
April-Oct
1952
1951
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$24
June-Dec
180
180
3tocks—No.
11461;
21
of
Shares-
1956
1957
1956
4,210,418
3,129,435
108,591,332
116,519,617
$216,000
$6,356,000
13,000
$5,603,000
1,055,000
25,000
881,000
776,000
Bonds
105
134
Domestic
105
Foreign government
88,000
Foreign corporate
45,000
21%
180
Jan. 1 to June
$172,000
High
91
110
$133
43,000
1957
Low
Central fik of German State & Prov Banks—
AGs
Week Ended June 21
Jan. 1
$176% 190
Jan-July
1951
7s
Bonds
4,210,418
Tofcal
Week's Range
or
1,006,888
—
126
111(4
24%
4,042,000
t
♦
180
140
—
*
Total
$305,000
"
$254,000
$7,544,000 -
$11,674,000
^
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle■..
(2944)
26
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
JUNE
ENDED
31
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Trice
Par
American
Tel 61
Anaconda
Tel—
Co
—
Gas
6'ic
Jan
3,775
308
57%
Feb
73 Va
48 Va
Jun
54
Jan
——5
12%
12%
17
10
66%
68 Va
161
30%
31%
70
36%
38%
214
28%
59
59
48'A
49'A
1
15
37
B..____—_ —100
—
Mar
Kennecott
Co
New
New
~5
Co__
*
—
70%
307
40 V*
Jun
65
102 Va
226
32%
100
15%
16%
7,253
133 Va 135'A
295
100
133%
——,— -2.50
—
Association
Webster
&
Stone
'.ml *
—
—
Oil
U
137%
I—5
Corp.
III25
5%
189
42%
Feb
57%
8melt. Refining & Mining Co
Waldorf System Inc
—
Feb
22%
19
134
9
22'A
20
45%
78
36
18%
2,600
11 V2
1,671
60% May
26%
680
32
35
Feb
Jan
|
68'A
Jun
33% May
29-/8 lviar
Jan
47%
Jan
39%
Jun
45%
291
39%
Feb
114
48% May
12% Apr
63 Va
Feb
66 Va
45%
52%
54
13
64 Va
66%
Electric
27
754
52 V*
" ' Jan
49
Jan
Feb
14
Jun
Brown-McLaren
Par
Aeronca
Manufacturing
American
Laundry
___20
Baldwin
;
preferred
Burger
*
;
Carey
Manufacturing
Champ common
$4.50 preferred
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
*
0.50
Cincinnati Union
Stockyards
Gibson Art
30%
Apr
General
Jun
26 Va Mar
Goebel Brewing
24%
Graham Paige common
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
26%
697
20
May
Jan
19%
21
18
29%
20
22%
Jan
32 % May
37%
90
33 Va
Feb
37%
Jan
Jun
98 %
Apr
Howell
Jun
30
Apr
International
Jun
95% Jan
__
41%
42
45
40
Feb
50% Jan
87%
86%
87%
85% Feb
90% Mar
Lansing; Stamping
4
4
671
4
17
17
34
17
4% Mar -f
Jun
Jun
8%
8%
161
80
41
41%
165
56%
56%
56%
42
10
1
70
9
54
Mar
53
Feb
„
>
Mar
68
Jun
.
70
70
180
—
70
Jun
Parke
Cyanamid
Radiator
Jan
25
28%
Jan
Rudy Manufacturing _i
37
36
38
502
36
Jun
39% May
—
52
52
128
52
Jan
52
Mar
Baltimore & Ohio
Jan
1
.
Ohio
LU
Eastman
Electric
Cash
National
77%
National
Dillon
Scotten
76
58
Feb
72%
Cont
Register
65%
Feb
6%
6%
49
49
90
o </8
Jun
49
10
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41
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134
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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Benguet
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26
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10
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10
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1
110
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Mar
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50
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1,280
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430
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90%
76
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Motor
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35%
__
818
1,445
51:
10
—
100
&
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Cincinnati Transit
Eagle Picher
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18
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Low
3%
,
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20
—
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—
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Chamberlin
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common
for Week
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of Trices
Par
Allen
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Week's
Last
Sale Trice
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Cincinnati Stock
Last
PONTIAC
Feb
820
Friday
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Jun
27 %
1
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STOCKS
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Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
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24% Mar
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Jan
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Jun
20
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Jun
533
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Ford
Jan
21
32
*
58
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Jun
Mar
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Jun
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Jan
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57
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Jun
37
Feb
27%
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12
20'A
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51
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Jan
Feb
36%
16 Va
110
-
Jun
21%
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Cincinnati
Feb
52
47'A Mar
13%
——5
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RR
63%
May
35%
20
42%
42'A
-
122%
Jan
52%
40%
41%
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39 7« May
1,914
109% 114%
—-
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Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut
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70 V*
5
Mathieson
Feb
1
;
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England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
42 Vh
Jan
67%
V4
68
■
79
67%
High
Feb
Feb
18
70 Va May
Jun
—10
Corp
Racing
Pennsylvania
14'A
Mar
57
323
68 %
67%
101"a
Jan
Jun
58
54
55%
110
21
Jun
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Narragansett
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44
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19
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19'A Jan
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225
40'A
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U
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Jan
1,037
15%
—
to
Jun
49 %
44
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
179Tb
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15%
__
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Jan
42%
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Calumet & Hecla Inc.-—
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65
25
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Par
Shares
173
174
50
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Boston Pers
Cities
7%
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—
Boston Edison
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Sale Price
Sales
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2—— ——5
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American Motors
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Week's
Last
STOCKS
5
—
—
-
-
2%
29%
41%
2%
600
17% May12 %
Apr
67
Feb
74
33%
Feb
36 Vi
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58% Mar
7
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4, i00
300
400
400
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200
103
18% May
14% May
"4 Mar
41%
26
Feb
Mar
4Ve
66
May
Jun
Jan
May
1%
Jan
49 V4
Jun
35% May
Jan
Jun
16
25 Va
Feb
38%
Feb
29% May
45% Jan
14
73
Mar
2
Jan
86
2%
Jun
Feb
Number 5649
185"
Volume
:
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(2945).
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
3|.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Said Price
JUNE
ENDED
21
Sales
Range
of Prices
:
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Butler Erotbers
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15
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Minnesota Mining &> Mfg (Un)
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Canadian Prospect Ltd
Carrier
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America
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Centlivre
Central
South
&
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.
Service
Public
Illinois
Central
Apr
Feb
4%
3%
56
15%
16
2%
11,200
1%
41%
400
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9
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56%
50
62%
100
Cihcago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR-A12.50
Chicago Yellow Cab Co
0
19 %
4%%
15
2%
2%
125
(Un)-
2
37%
36Vb
39%
37Vb
42 Vb
2,900
30%
6,300
35%
__
37%
35%
42%
300
41%
Feb
45% Mar
—
47%
47%
300
36%
Feb
3%
Jun
47% May
5% Jan
Colorado
Iron
&
Columbia Gas System
Co
&
Co
Du
Du
12%
Feb
19%
Jun
Apr
46%
48%
1,100
41%
Feb
51
Ford
Four-Wheel
Drive
Feb
Ohio
Edison
20%
Ohio
Oil
29
29
300
28% May
17%
6,000
38%
39%
4,200
G
Foods
38% Jun
Mar
31'/a
Apr
Mar
49Tb
Jan
18%
19%
800
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
Telephone Corp
i
Giile:te <The> Co—
Tire
Goodyear
Granite
Jan
Feb
14 Vb
Jun
8% May
10%
Stores
Dredge
Gulf
14%
41 To May
24
68
Oil
Corp
—
Corp
(Walter
Hibbard
E)
38%
500
600
6%
200
16%
100
300
1,200
17
12%
13
18 %
_
16%
■:
13
18
V
5%
55%
18 V.
_
-
1
*
Houdaille
Hupp
Huttig
Jan
68
Jun
300
200
2,900
1*5*1
i'co
5%
203
Jan
May
Apr
51%
Jan
,84% Feb
5To Mar
111%
Jan
16%
Jun
8Tb
Feb
15%
Apr
5% May
53
Jun
59% Mar
16%
Feb
18%
Apr
1,380
12%
Jun
15%
Apr
18
Jun
24. Vb
Jan
9% Jun
72
Jan
2%
Jun
,12;*" Jun
9%
Jun
3
14%
Jan
'"700
55%
Jan
68%, Apr
l,20d
52%
Feb
70V'4
Jun
40To
Jan
45%
Jun
38 %
Feb
43% May
34% Mar
3.9% May
45%
400
43%
5,200
37%
37%
400
42%
39
40%
34%
35
85
84%
86%
p
Pepsi-Cola
International
Shoe
St
ot
St
International
Kaiser
&
Alum
(Un)
Kansas Power &
Kennccott
Copper
53a
20 Vb
10
■,
Jan
Sinclair
Kingsford Co
29%
100
29%
Jan
4,600
1%
Jan
Sheafler
Monarch
Knapp
Ldclede
Gas
Co
A
Class
S2.59
preferred
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Chemical
TinrGav
Louisville
Gas
&
Co
Electric
(Henry C)
Lytton's
common
(Ky>
Feb
33%
2% May
Field
(The)
Martin
«Sc
Merck
&
Merritt
Co
100
10
96
Apr
100
Jun
Southwest
41%
10 )
38
Jan
4 2'/a Mar
16
800
14%
Jan
16% May
25
9%
Jun
9%
9%
Feb
800
147
108
34
10
Wop
151 % May
38%
300
15%
l,u>>a
11
Jan
"4
aan
—
see
77%
Jan
1,100
Jan
page
44.
Jan
J»u
"
49% May
—
—
10%
10%
6
9
—
23
60
(new)—25
33 %c
12.50
3
5
20Tb
20%
21%
43
44%
22
23
♦
36%
22%
Feb
36
Feb
52% May
44% Jan
26 V4
Jan
28
42%
Feb
57
Jun
57% Jan
63
May
700
.
100
48%
500
Apr
51
Feb
Jun
700
14%
Jun
18%
Jan
100
28%
Jan
36 Vb
Jun
100
14 Vb May
16%
Jun
10
12 %
Jan
7%
Feb
4,600
300
Mar
5% Mar
600
"
9
Jun
13%
Jan
200
9%
23 Vb
—
20%
48%
500
50%
14%
35%
16 Vb
11
6%
-—40
21%
Apr
25 Vb
Jan
70
1,100
27%
J«n
Jun
49
Apr
18Tb
500
v«b
43
1,500
".
Jan
24 % May
200
51%
63
Jan
15%
15 To
400
14% Mar
18%
Apr
49%
51'A
1,600
*3%
Feb
52%
36%
36%
700
36%
Jun
39% May
62
62
100
60 %
Feb
65%
Jan
45 Vb
47
500
38
Feb
48
Jun
36%
37%
COO
33%
Jan
37% May
38
38%
1,600
31%
Jan
20%
400
55%
20'/a
55%
56%
1,400
29%
28
30 %
5,000
8%
54%
8%
10O
54%
55%
1,500
54'/a
Jun
25%
25%
25 Vb
450
2-k"/ 8
Jau
10%
10%
600
10%
Feb
11V2
—
57%
Feb
62
Jun
55%
54
15%
45%
Feb
Jan
38%
—
—
16% Mar
40
•-
•
May
22
May
"ni*
22% Mar
8% May
30% Jun
10%
Jan
58% May
26 % Jun
Jan
59%
11%
59%
12
59%
11'/a
100
1,200
11 y8
--5
10
class A
34%
37%
34Vb
37%
23%
35%
38 %
23Vb
22 , .
26%
2,200
32% Apr
32% Mar
39 % May
19
Feb
23%
21
Jun
25% Mar
25%
Jun
29%
11
Jun
11% May
11%
Jun
11% May
Pep
92Vb May
0
1.40
—
> 22
25%
1
—1
7.50
i
22
25%
200
300
500
.
3,200
/
Standard
Oil Co (Ohio)
11 ':> Mar
13
May
12 Vb
Feb
47%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Feb
18V*
Jan
59%
Jan
72 % May
Standard
21%
10 )
16%
Feb
22% May
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
1,200
20%
200
42 Va
Feb
1
—
—
j)
32%
—
—
25
—7
(Un)
53%
65%
10
1
6
1
57%
17Tb
7o'/a
55
Feb
47%
67%
Jun
Feb
62%
Jun
Jan
24% May
4b
%
mn
1,100
6
5%
22%
10 Vb
—
California
Stewart-Warner
2,600
24%
43%
23%
43
500
1,000
23%
4%
Apr
6% May
2,100
20%
Feb
24% May
10%
300
10%
Jun
12%
Apr
32%
400
28%
Jan
34%
Jun
41
41
56%
53 k
100
37%
Jan
41% May
57% Jun
54%
1,600
3,100
43% Feb
50% Mar
68%
3,700
53%
57%
65%
Feb
62
Jan
68 Va
Jun
Jan
16%
50
62
59%
237/a
43
22%
300
11%
91%
65 /\
59%
_♦
Inc (Un)
(N
900
H%
,
20O
11%
86%
63 /»
63Tb
50o
—2
5
of Indiana
400
—
5
•
—
Oil
12
__
15
(Un)
Co
Standard Brands
11
—
5
Oil of
2%
3,300
5%
5°:s
300
26 %
50
20%
20 Vb
750
48 %
51Tb
1,500
2 Tb
25'/* May
2%
6
Jun
May
28%
Jan
2,200
50 J
20
Feb
22%
Jan
48%
Jun
63
Jan
19T4
79
Apr
Mur
23%
Jan
99
Jan
38%
Jan
Jan
37%
700
32 VB
Feb
33%
34%
1,400
33%
Jun
38%
29 Va
100
26
Feb
30 % May
29
Vb
107
100
104% 107
300
100%
Feb
94% Mar
114%
Apr
107
Jan
Feb
39 Vb
100
39
Jan
40%
35
36
coo
29%
Feb
37
13Tb
700
13%
Jun
14'%
Feb
45 3i Mar
60%
Jan
56*
58
43
38%
300
May
fcoo
yp %
Feb
46 % May
1,200
37 %
Jun
395a
26
Apr
Mar
110% 114%
400
103 VA
Feb
128%
Jan
46%
48%
400
41%
Jan
49 %
Jun
z4Vb
6%
2.2C0
Jan
6%
Apr
3%
3 Vb
3%
600
3 Vb
14%
14%
14%
600
14%
Jun
15%
24%
24%
24%
250
24%
Jun
25%
44
10%
44
44
44
Jan
45% Mar
10 %
10%
10 Va
Jun
13%
23%
23
23 Vb
1,500
18% Mar
23 %
Jun
79
77
81 %
3,450
55%
Feb
81 %
Jun
28
28
24%
4
Apr
4 Vb May
Corp
Container
Stone
Equipment
Railway
Corp
Furniture
Storkline
Corp
&
Machine Tool
Tool
Power
Edison
Co
Co
Corp
Transamerica
(Un)
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri
208
(Un)—
So La Salle St Corp
Continental Corp
13%
*
5
2
1
—1
*
Carbide
Carbon
&
1,100
200
18
12%
1,400
120
48% Feb
61% Jun
15 Vb
Jan
18 y8
Jun
32
Feb
41%
14%
Feb
18
Apr
May
12
May
6%
30O
6%
Jun
26%
2,900
24 Va
Jan
15%
Feb
8Vb
Jan
128% Jun
28%
1,400
22%
Feb
29%
Jun
35
3,100
32%
Jun
42
Vb
Jan
41
200
40
Feb
44 Vb
Apr
73%
1,400
55
Feb
76
Jim
13%
14%
50O
13%
Apr
16% May
26%
100
24%
Feb
29% May
13% Mar
27 /a
33%
40
13%
13%
100
13
Jun
36%
37%
700
35%
Feb
1%
__
1 V'o
200
1%
Jan
33
400
26%
Jan
33
—
Corp
.
121
27
59
121
26%
62%
200
62 Va
121%
62%
—*
Union Electric (Un)
10
Union Oil of Calif
25
United Aircraft Corp
(Un)_—
5
United Air Lines Inc
—10
United Corporation (Del) (Un)__
1
United States Gypsum
4
United States Industries
1
U S Rubber Co
(Un)
—5
U S Steel Corp
16%
Union
300
18%
38'/a
71%
50c
Inc
60
57%
17%
36 m
17 /a
12 k
6 /a
26
26%
—
25
(The)
Go
Toledo
Products
Electric
Textron
Thor
6%
26%
27%
33%
1
25
(Un)__7.50
Company
Sylvanla
Texas
—
—
Mid Continent Oil Co
Sunray
Swift
—
—10
1
5
——
Studebaker-Packard
400
101%
27%
1,700
700
Zli
%
Jan
Feb
Jan
52%
Feb
41%
Apr
1%
Jan
33 Va May
64
Apr
121%
Jun
29 %
Mar
64
Jun
59
61
66%
66%
100
66%
Jun
88 %
Jan
27 T«
27 Vb
500
27
Jun
42
Jan
7%
27%
7%
IOO
6%
62
409
Jan
7%
Apr
51%
Apr
64 V*
Jun
14%
Feb
17
Apr
61%
61'A
15%
15%
200
46
300
40% Mar
48 Vb
Jan
44%
44%
67
69%
3,900
67 % Mar
73%
Jan
12
12
IOO
12
Jan
16
29'/a
IOO
29%
Apr
30
Jan
8%
Apr
11%
Apr
Apr
Feb
20%
Jan
66 V*
Jun
—
28
40
2.600
100
100
26%
Feb
6% Mar
28 Vb
8
Jan
Van
Dorn
Works
Iron
*
—
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
10
Co
Walgreen
1
Inc
Webcor
Western
Union
—2%
Telegraph
34'b
400
33%
Jun
46%
Jan
Wisconsin
Electric
53 Vb
54%
1,000
51 %
Jan
57%
Jan
Wisconsin
Public
36%
36%
200
30%
Feb
36%
Apr
Woolworth
19 %
19%
100
19 Vb
Feb
21% May
12.50
1
Wrigley
11%
11%
600
10%
Jan
12 V4
Yates-American Machine Co
preferred
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
(Win)
Jr
2,500
600
23% May
26 %
51%
200
45 Vb
Feb
51%
Apr
200
12%
Feb
14%
Jun
8
14%
78
100
78
22 %
900
21%
Jun
23 Vb
/s
31%
200
30%
Feb
33% May
21%
500
2)
42 %
1,100
78
21
33%
Jan
66%
24%
—
37
(F W)
64 ,b
24
78
21%
35 % Mar
Jan
Inc
19 %
100
*
•
Jan
31%
Co
Stores
2,000
*
31Tb
300
$4.25
24
.—
9%
1
470
33%
Wieboldt
65%
Power (Un)
Service
Co
Co__
10
10
10
—
—
—
Mar
9%
19 %
common
33 3 b
33%
May
—
29%
51
i4
33%
Motor
9%
_1
6 Tb
White
—
12%
5
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
6%
54
48%
14%
35%
16%
__
Stockyards
Oil
Jan
33%
48%
,
5
Standard
23 Va
,—*
-1
60%
—*
Standard
1,200
z4 %
26%
54%
25
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common —
Square
D
Co
17 %
37%
46%
55
10
Mfg Co_
72
42
..5
5
16% May
600
52 %
40Vb
27
57
60%
6.25
(Unt
Jun
25%
15
Jun
400
17%
50
40
5
Coke
Jan
13Tb
56 V*
17
2
38%
39%
35
17%
—
(Un)—1
—1
16%c
(Un)___
Chapman & Scott (Un)
footnotes
65% Jun
Corp
17%
107
104%
—1
,
Mickelberry's Food Products
For
1,100
Corp
17%
36%
33%
*
Cement
Jun
66
5
Pacific
Southern
87
4
Co
Co
Medusa Portland
17%
66
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)
Jun
20%
1
& Co
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
Jan
—
Oil
33
*
Leath & Co common
Jan
16%
(Un)
_____
B
Jan
*
;
39 Vb
2,300
Oil Co
30
*
7
1
1
Co
common
1,000
17%
66%
Pen—
(W A)
50
85%
-4
_
49Vb
17%
Jun
39%
Jun
Jan
20 Tb
24%
—
.
46%
17%
Roebuck
Sears
Class
Jun
85%
®
erly-Clark Corp
46%
Corp _i_———,—-<—1
& Co
3
Schu'ilzer
Shell
23%
20%
8.75
—*
(Un)
Corp
5
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Jun
26%
2%
•
Light (Un).
Jan
(Un)
Puuiie Oerviee
21%
—,33%c
Chemical
&
18%
Co
of Indiana
National
Louis
Louis
33
11 To
10
11,I'm
Co
72
72
3.50
City Power & Light—
Kansas
Kimt
Tel
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
Jones
Tel
Power Co
Interstate
18 %
Regis Paper Co
87 %
14',8
*
Co
18%
(Un)
•
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Revlon Inc
——•—-1
Rexall Drug (Un)
2.60
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
Richman Bros Co
*
River Raisin Paper
5
36% May
38%
15
-5
Jan
1
Standard
7.50
_*
—*
41 Vb
: 18%
33% May
17 Vb Feb
12
♦
7.50
&
Co
Oats
Feb
2%
2%
-
1
(Un)
1,000
Corp of America
Radio
73 V*
33%
33%
144
.10
(Un)
34%
(Un)
Co
Quaker
34% Feb
15%
_
Nickel Co
34
(Un)
Company
uil
ruie
400
41 %
*
Paper
/
Co
Service
Public
46% Mar
39
46%
28
1
International
10
——^
RR
Lignt
Petroleum
Feb
-39%
58
47%
*
International
Jan
i
5
10
Chemical
Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
Pneips
Phillips
Jun
1,800
1,200
100
47%
%
*
38%
—
Gas
utjies
100
Steamship Co
Mar
Co
Electric
&
Sundstrand
Interlake
28
(Un)
Pennsylvania
33
•
700
cpnverlible preferred
45% May
57 %
28
———
30%
Warrants
400
41
1
.
29%
Penn-Texas Corp common
Apr
12%
41
—
RR_.
Central
_1
86 % May
70
39
34%
0
Illinois
Feu
42%
138
Jun
6Tb
36
59%
42%
42%
—
3
common
4% May
12
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Industries Inc-—
Corporation
Sa^h & Door
,28
57%
-
Howard
56% Mar
Jun
68%
58%
1
Inc_—
Industries
450
1,900
2%
2%,
.12
25
_____—
Jun
May
ah
—
85
83'/4
—
'
400
9',2
9%
G
—
—
.3
——;——
loo
196
16%
—
1
Co
&
Bartlett
Spencer
5%
500
5%
-1
—
Werner
Heller
500
V
54%
3
1
-25
Organ
2—
._
Herlman (G) Brewing Co__—
Hein
iviav
111%
*
class A__—
(Un)___—,
400
Jan
45%
28
300
42%
122%
32 % May
Apr
Jan
6%
Lukes Towing common...
—•
non-cumulative preferred —-100
Hammond
Feb
13 %
37%
2%
Cooperage
27%
50
33%
I ros
500
16%
16%
5'/a
._*
Greif
46To May
100
37%
Lakes
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck, Co
Feb
41%
109
—
lakes Oil & Chemical————1
7e;
39%
20%
47%
Dock
Feb
34%
American World Airways
Pan
Pullman
Great
&
1,300
Gas
Pacific
Philco
Great
Great
41%
65%
23%
12.50
—1
_
Feb
24%
33%
Co
Co
Owens-Illinois Glass
Jan
23%.
.
65%
Co———5
Rubber
&
City Steel Co
Drug
Gray
6%
11%.
600
ii'iu
10
30%
400
Jun
Peabody Coal Co common
100
4,000
8%
41*! 8
—1
—
(Un■
Co
400
Jan
Feb
Co class B
29%
29%
166%
,5,
10
9%
Co—
Parker Pen
8%
45%
.
Jun
Apr
Oklahoma Natural Gas
$1.60
—5
Corp
6 Vb
7
45%
26% 27%
40% 42%
122% 129%
6%
35 Vb
(Un)
Ry
Jun
9
14%
40 %
1
5%
2,000
6
Pictures
8%
2
.—
3 Tb Mar
(Un)
Paramount
13%
Corp
General
Gliedcn
%jt
8%
• -5
2.50
400
42 % Mar
26
45
13%
-1
Public.'Utilities
Jan
.-.v/
19%
5
——L—
Motors
.iciai
18%
100
V2
196
Corp_._______
General
Feb
4 7 'it
2tt%
5
General Dynamics Corp__
General Electric Co—
General
30% May
47%
39
5
Inc
General Contract
16%
17%
.b_l
Auto—
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
•
1,900
32%
(Un)
Manufacturing
Oak
89%
43 Va May
Jun
——2
_i_——10
4
100%
Northwest Bancorporatlon
Feb
.
Jan
50
Co
Power
(Minnesota)
Jun
5
General Amer Transportation—
box
States
Northern
15%
—10
:
Jun
40
700
Corp
Gas
Pacific
Northern
37
—
Gamble-Skogm.o
Illinois
Northern
83
1
Fruehauf Trailer
General
Car
900
—-1
Jnc
Mar
39%
Jun
_♦
American
900
5 '
Dairies
3
Feb
32%
RR
North
650
Co
Motor
Foremost
Jan
32%
1
Aviation
17%
»
—„
18% Apr
Jan
9%
Bi
(Un)—
Jun
2
4
45
__
5
5
American
39%
(Un)
Feb
15
500
—10
(Un)
North
Jun
9%
Co
Central
York
83
Mills of America Inc—
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Lead
16
______
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Inc
Brewing Corp
Jan
Jan
80%
Radio <S: Phonograph (Un)„_5
EmersOn
Falstaff
37%
Jun
19% May
46%
i.
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Eastman Kodak Co
Apr
(Un)
National Standard Co
37%
Lines Inc_
Air
Eastern
de
Apr
43
Jan
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—
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Pont
34 Vb
Jan
25
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;
Common
Jan
6%
10
ratories
Lab
Mont
May
Gas
National Gypsum Co
New
64%
Navigation __
—5
<Un)——___——20
Chemical Co
Du\v
Feb
20 V8
1,200
common
Dodge Manulacturing
Cylinder
83
common
Edison
Jan
2,400
—5.
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Deere
6y%
78
_
Detroit
Feb
10
100
Co_—
Detroit-Cleveland
Apr
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200
2,)d.»
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1
May
37%
8%
America——
_5
Continental Motors Corp —___——1
Controls Co of America
5
Packing
Industries Inc
Napco
62
16%
Feb
66
49
4
—
Jun
37 %
Apr
1,100
3%
4
_5
Feb
30% Feb
10%
(The) Co 50c conv pfd_5
convertible preferred
50c
National Distillers & Chem
76
Container Corp of
Cudahy
Vernon
Mount
National
24
19%
——
31
100
35V4
*
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Power
3
Inc
1712
(Un)
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consumers
Motorola
37%
—
Commonwealth Edison
Jun
•
5
5
*
Inc
Fuel
Jan
2%
*
Co
Chemical
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris
(Philip) & Co (Un)
15
Ilium
Electric
Co
17%
Jan
95%
42% May
76
100,
preferred
Cleveland.
Coleman
Jan
200
19%
1
common
Jan
5
63%
33%
15
Chemical
Monsanto
400
Jun
15
2%
31% May
11 % Jan
60
1,7H)
10%
-25
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
Jun
31%
.
34%
-1
Christiana O-l Corp
Jan
Feb
7% Jan
•
-
Mar
56
100
62%
18%
preferred
Chrysler Corp
3% May/;;
14 Vb
36%
58%
38
Co
Manufacturing
National
31%
A
.
1,700
Jan
Jan
53%
Cement
Jun
Jun
25%
30%
%
37%
series
Jan
9
29%
56
Feb
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*
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Mar
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56
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Jun
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34%
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100
10
21%
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East
Calif
Catumet AsHecta
34%
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Feb
18% Mar
23%
Portland
High
34%
95%
36
54%
250
Jun
Low
High
34Tb
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1
Minneapolis
400
>
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__—
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11
900
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46 %
—^HKsO
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21% May
Feb
South
for Week
>
10
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Middle
17%
1,100
12% rr2V,t
19%
Company _1
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sale*
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Friday
Week's
Friday
31/4
21/4
42 Vb
0
83
83
5
—
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18
52%
May
81
Feb
Mar
Jan
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Jan
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Jun
45
Jan
84
500
83
Jun
88%
Jan
11%
100
11
Jan
13%
Jan
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£8
..
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
(2946)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
21
Week's
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Sale l'rice
Par
11%
—i.1
10c
——1*
Alleghany Corp (Un)—
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)———10
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— *
Amerada Petroleum (Un»
*
American Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
American Bosch Arma Corp fUn»
1
American Bdcst-Para Theatres (Un)—1
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12.50
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
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—
—
—
—
18%
—
'
a41%
__
180
American Tel & Tel Co
25
25
50
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Co
Tobacco
American Viscose Corp (Un)
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)
Steel Corp
Armco
__
23%
"46%
—
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Company
Calaveras Cement Co
California Ink Co
California Packing
600
12%
464
295
3,737
3,538
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13%
Feb
36
Apr
105
18%
170
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Jun
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1,200
11
Feb
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13,485
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18 %
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447
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598
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373
11 % Mar
980
34%
Feb
49
29%
339
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54
41
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30
37
30
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(Urn
702
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25
„
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15
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17%
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Feb
31
37
Jun
49 V8
Jan
62%
187«
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63%
230
%
4
Jail
59%
Feb
68%
19
435
16%
Feb
34%
354
34%
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78%
1,982
65
Jan
81
Lorillard
19% May
37% Jan
M J
Denver & Rio Grande
Di
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(Un)
66%
297
59%
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70%
4%
306
4%
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4%
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31
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222
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2,672
16%
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17%
Jan
39%
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887
38;%
Jun
41% Mar
,1334
13%
200
42
42
43
2.150
13
147,5
15
300
14%
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47
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45
46%
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296
42%
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Feb
48%
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270
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13
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1,823
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Feb
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44
210
20
20
20
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20
2,013
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22
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52
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see
page
44.
_
~
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Apr
May
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;■
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22
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440
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25
25
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1,621
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193
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208
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33%
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Jun
7% May
945
200
—
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6%
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27
54
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26
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—
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May
Jun
43%
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10
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447
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Kern
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3,441
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41%
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45
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421
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7%
555
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89
Coppermines
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6
10
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1
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125
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Consolidated Edison of N Y
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660
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Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co
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37%
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26%
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22% Mar
Apr
12%
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Feb
30% Mar
41%
24%
19%
—
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50
2
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233
43%
18%
5
42%
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1,190
1,400
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Jun
65
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24*6
2,067
5%
45%
1%
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72% Jan
Feb
18
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Power
Feb
Feb
52%
2
—
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57%
20
17-%
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Corp
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Jun
195
70
5
4574
42%
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Jan
40%
4%
19%
1
1
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)—
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un>—*
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
•
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25
Chemical
77*2
Feb
5,863
41%
2
Champlin Oil & Refining
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
Clorox
Jun
31
18
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70%
68
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-
37(4 May
2,303
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Getty Cil Co common-^—
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————.——1
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Mar
—
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Cento Corp
Certain-teed Products Corp
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9%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
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Jan
2c
25
1
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(J I)
170%
42%
59
5
5
Paint
General
8% Mar
40%
7
—1
Natural Gas Ltd
Canso
Feb
12.50
Oil Co
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Atlantic
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5
47% 49%
12 12%
1%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale(Un)
Southern Petroleum
Jun
168
16%
42%
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5
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17%
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48% 48%
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38
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5
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5
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5
1
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—
43%
554
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16%
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48,4
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Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
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42
2,560
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58%
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344
24 %
57
14%
—
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145
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59
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Jun
—
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1,220
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Jan
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176
313
43%
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7%
—
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Jun
24
17% Apr
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1,208
—
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Jun
63%
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Cons
48%
141%
May
Feb
109
Jun
Barn hart-Morrow
Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth
44%
586
315
Feb
Earker
Blair Holdings Corp
36% May
14%
Bankline Oil
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Besowall Gypsum Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
32 V8 Mar
Calculating
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8% May
50%
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4%
8%
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Feb
828
13%
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Feb
5%
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Jun
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Jan
1.65
14%
65%
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14%
Feb
15%
7%
—
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Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
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62c
1,505
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10
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Arkansas
Feb
107o Mar
37%
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70%
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42%
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American Radiator & S
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33% 34%
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5
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for Week
Low
Far
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47*4 49%
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1.50 1.65
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Sale Price
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Aeco Corp—
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Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
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Range
of Prices
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
45
9%
Jan
Apr
Apr
95% Mar
39
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Number 5649
185
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39
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last J,
STOCKS
■.
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan American World Airways (Un).—1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un).
1
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)_.
Penney (J C) Co (Uu)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
34%
& Co Inc
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Jun
16
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278
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Feb
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59
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330
63
278
51%
Feb
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Jan
58
17 %
3 7
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Feb
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Jan
157
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26%
1
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Ryan Aeronautical Co1
56
55 7
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58%
1,558
39%
Feb
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38%
370
32%
Feb
.—10
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5
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Schering
Scott
Corp
Sears Roebuck
Sharon
Shell
Steel
Oil
Co
&
Corp
Co
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3
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Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
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Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
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California
Southern
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Southern
Pacific
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Service
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California
Standard
Stanley
Oil
(Ohio)
Co
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19%
Feb
Jun
20(4
27 3a
20%
678
20(4
Jun
24
Feb
28%
27%
27%
180
4(4
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1.410
Mold
Superior
Swift
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40 3 4
41%
265
53%
65
57%
65
Textron
Inc
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57 3 4
2,532
59%
Jun
12%
Apr
38% Mar
41%
Jun
43
May
6
6%
Jun
23%
Feb
174
21
Jan
31
Feb
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33%
31
34%
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Warrants
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Union
Carbide
w.'.
32%
Jun
40%
830
40%
Feb
Union Pacific
644
54%
Feb
76
Jun
33
United
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United
13%
14%
576
13%
22
22
—.
•
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U
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Gas
22%
337
38%
1,105
32%
Feb
473
13%
Jun
May
U
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Universal
3,269
38
3,574
Feb
32%
32%
1
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50
16%
10
Co—
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Jun
47%
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37%
24
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Feb
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34%
Jan
61%
60%
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2,556
54% May
63%
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16%
16%
15%
Jan
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Jan
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Co
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7% Mar
360
5
26%
26%
27%
989
24
Jan
27%
Jun
•
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350,
72 Va
Feb
82
Jun
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36%
Washington Gas Light
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82%
82%
common
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A
35%
100
6%
Jan
7% May
444
34%
Jun
38% May
529
37
Apr
38% Mar
$1,000
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Feb
82 % -Jun
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Allegheny
Ludlum
Blaw-Knox Co
Jun
Columbia
Apr
Duquesne
41%
Steel
—
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34
May
Duquesne
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
Light Co
Equitable
Gas
29(»
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22%
Feb
30%
Jun
Harbison
Walker
Joy
all9%al24%
448
Manufacturing
103%
Feb
120%
Jun
Lojie
Star
Feb
63%
Jun
Natco
3,020
29 7 3
980
16%
16%
350
27%
27%
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27(4 Jun
66%
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31%
Jan
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45% Mar
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37%
Jan
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16% Apr
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21% May
Jan
108
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Jun
62%
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Range
32%
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77%
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of Prices
16% Mar
1%
23%
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533
Jun
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114%
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29%
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20
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Feb
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55
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Jan
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325
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Jun
21
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131%
22%
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3
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Jan
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Feb
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52
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125
40
Feb
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53
53
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120
28
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High
10
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44 %
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44%
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8%
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British
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510
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29%
Jan
British
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46
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May
46
Feb
46
Jun
50
Mar
40
May
43
Feb
41
Jun
80% Mar
13%
53
Jan
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
I
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Mills
Bruck
class
Calgary
Power
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High
997
43
Apr
102
6%
200
6%
Apr
35%
540
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9
Low
750
—100
Canadian
Jun
13%
Rarge Since Jan. 1
33
common—.—*
preferred
Canadian
Jan
21
^
High
Low
32%
Packers Ltd
Jun
12%
Shares
150
Ltd
Jun
69
for Week
33
Canada
14% May
33% Jun
97% Jun
26%
55%
Sales
Range
10%
17 %
1.10
Week's
of Prices
•
5
International
31
•
Jun
Funds
•1.40,425
Canadian
55
10
com
Mar
10%
Ltd
50
Cement nfdl
International Bronze Powders
Int Nickel of Canada common
Jan
45
200
50
Inland
27%
33
Apr
5.841
25%
a55
100
Feb
Jan
43%
1.10
Canadian
•
$4.50 preferred
18%
23
25
8%
Brown Company.
Canada & Dominion
Jan
9
8
com
preferred
preferred
$2.75
<
500
39%
•
335
1.00
13% Apr
31
10
Apr
830
10%
27% May
18%
Bank
•
Jun
4.65
33
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——*
Gen
Investments Ltd.—*
30 Vs
64
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Indust Accept Corp common
Jan
27%
1.05
Jan
33
43%
Mining
9.00
44 %
—•
Timber
&
Canada
18%
Bay
Jan
Jun
26%
8%
T,c
24%
Howard Smith Paper common—
$2.00 preferred
Feb
49
44%
10%
Jan
22
83
B
May
100
32%
Belding-Corticelli
3.75
Jan
a6 %
—
Class
73
Mar
7.20
Associated Artists Productions Corp—•
Jan
16%
15%
Feb
a40%
...
Feb
98
75
,33
Last
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
alO%
55
Steel Wares common—
5% preferred
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime it Alabas
Home Oil class A
60
42% May
2,399
•
Jan
26%
50
Par
31
17
101% 101%
General
75%
Sale Price
13% May
30
8
29%
Motors
/■
4.10
,-*/
—
Jan
28%
496
28
5% preferred
General Dynamics
Jan
56
Friday
8% May
17% Jun
1,331
85c
-—
May
22
56% Mar
Canadian
32% Jan
30
21 %
—
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Gatlneau. Power common
15
Apr
20%
STOCKS
a52
Foundation Co of Canada
.
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
17
Co
10
Apr
———*
common
10% May
34% May
25%
Corp..
Jan
225
Canadian Stock Exchange
alO
Canadian
133
17%
36 V* May
102
21%
■
8
—
Players
Motor
Apr
Apr
47
Dominion
Eddy
130
41%
50
10c
—:
4\'z%' preferred
Canadian
Distillers
7%
Jan
16
-•
Crown Zellerbach
*
Jan
98
8%
•
Jun
Jun
250
May
35%
98%
Apr
26% Mar
8%
_•
-
Jan
18
8%
Glass
Jan
102
90% Mar
38
—*
May
79
•
•
151
-100
~
May
20
45
27
•
44%
21% May
Jan
1,280
—
May
Jan
9
15% Mar
480
1,470
31%
/
40 %
52
71
Worts
&
30
15%
Consumers
Gooderham
16%
30%
Corbys class A
Walker
Jan
9%
1,050
—•
Apr
12"%
Jun
18%
-
—.—100
Corp
27%
1,600
96%
15
18%
%
-w-'-,—
Steel
15% May
31
Consolidated Textile
United
12%
23%
Smelting
"
Oils
130
4,513
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
Triad
100
20%
13%
19%
Feb
21%
•
—
Bank———
5,010
Jun
'
14%
*
pfd-
16%
8%
6%
81
5
21%
Canada.——
16 %
28%
25%
Coghlin
Consol Mining &
30% May
3,050
Jan
3,0^7
52
Power
Toronto-Dominion
Jun
24%
Equipment
Co
97%
7.60
—~——
—
Steinberg's 5%%
Jun
131%
a
Jan
93%
'
19
24%
Canadian Vlckers
of
Jan
16% May
25% Feb
preferred—10
.
Canadian
Steel
12%
May
28
Railway
Canada
28
—•
Pacific
Southern
Jun
15%
27%
20
%
25%
.
Canadian
Co
45%
131%
'
__
—«•
*
Ltd
Southam
Mar
24
98%
;
33%
1955 warrants
Simpsons
24 % Mar
a
—
.—-—*
common.
Webb & Knapp
Weston
(Geo)
class
13%
19%
17
.100
'
Breweries
10
79
_
Canadian Oil Companies common
-5% preferred—..—.———
Shirriff-Horsey
Sicks'
r
13%
19%
50
Power
—100
*
preferred
13%
20 Vo
•
——-———■
7%
300
7
•
common
30% Apr
30
16%
•
Husky Oil
Hydrocarbons
;——-*
common
30
25
Canadian
Apr
27%
——^—ii———25
Preferred
11
16%
series
Industries
30
16 %
series
Canadian
Jan
27
$1.75
Canadian
29
27 %
common
22% May
693
45%
—•
A——
101
A
*
$1.00
Canadian
44
28
common
class
44
75
common
Sherwin Williams of Canada conu—._•/
Jun
39
A——
Corp
preferred
Class
Feb
class
Lawrence
5%
May
28%
Jun
'
Jun
26%
Forgings
High
16%
27
Canada
Low
Hiah
Low
St
27 A
Canada Iron Foundries common
Karge Since Jan. I
Shares
St Lawrence Cement class A——.——•
20
—-
preferred
$1.30
for Week
Apr
47
27
Canada Cement common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
44%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
79
79'/*
common
21
STOCK8
6%
/4
*
——•—
Shares
33
6
A
Building Products
of Prices
44
--
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
Low
28
Telephone
British Columbia
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Friu.;,
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Ltd—*
6
8.60 v
6/'
-6
400
8.60
9.10
4.050
5% Mar
6.50
Feb
7%
10
Jan
May
1
32c
30c
33c
II.100
30c
May
45c
Jan
1
56c
53c
68c
24,100
39c
Mar
82c
May
Number 5649
185
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2949)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
v;.V
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Can^Met Explorations Ltd
Canuba- Mines Ltd—
Capital- Lithium
Carnegie
Mines
Central-Del
Ltd
Rio
*
Oils
f
Cleveland Copper Corp_
Cochenour Williams
-■■■
•
Consol
Cordasun
Oils
•
'
■J
10c
.9.35
3.70
3.70
517
2.96
Feb
3.90 Jun
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
1
5.95
5.95
6.10
1,350
5.95
Jun
8.00
Jan
Stadacona
Jun
2.000
11c
:
13c
9.85
V
10c
Gold
500
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19%:
i0c-.vioeio%ct
3.00
1
X',
9c
Ltd
1
13
1,000
5%c May
3,500
30c
15c
17c
2,000
13c
13,900
64c
Jan
21%
3,725
17%
Feb
1
10c
Jan
Tacne Lake
Cons
Tarbell
:17c
Jan
Tib
22c
Jun
Trans
Jun
11c
Ltd
Gas
Mines—
Mines
— —
2.90
3.10
1,800
28c
28c
31c
85,000
1
Ltd
10c
10c
11c
10,500
■
*
Ltd
Exploration
■
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
55c
53c
63c
"Ei
25c
25c
26c
2.80
2.80
15c
9c
15c
;
15c
Mar'
Jan
5.25
Jun
6ci Jan
23,500
Apr
18c
22c
Daine
Ltd—
Corp
Dome
Mthes
i
Ltd
—1—
Co Ltd
Eastern. Mining
i.
3.70
^t'-l
—
—'
—
Canada-
Ltd
17c
Fundy Bay
20c
35V*. 37 V
15c
15c
Jan
15c
Feb
800
4
15c
7.90
7.90
a—1
6 Vac
6 Vac
2.75
2.75
2.85
38c
39,700
18c
14,800
18c
25c
6,300
15c
Apr
Apr
—i.1
I
6.70
6.70
500
.
Asbestos
Ltd
Corp
•
Ltd
Oils
Lithium
Mines
3.45
1
1
/ 13c
13e
18c
32,400
80c
80c
Copper Mines-
.
—
1.75
3.40
3.85
31,800
15c
16c
7,000
44%
990
1.15
1.60
9,577
70c
75c
13.600
70c
6.65
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■
•
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1
1
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37c
39c
20.500
16c
General
:
Petroleums
of
15 %e
:
•
——:
1
4 %c
5 Vac
20,000
70c
Copper Corp Ltd—1
1
•
Decalta
Westville
Mines
Petroleum
1.04
6c
2.50
13c
323,205
T
55c
8.90
—
Jan
85c
Haitian5
Copper.6om Ltd
1
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd.-
Hollinger Cons Gold
Hudson-Rand Gold
Indian Lake
_I
33c
9,100
22c
Muy
1,500
-lie
5,500
8c
Jun
Mines Ltd
18^.; 18;,4"
•
8c
8c
•:
33 W:$
1
33Va
.
32c
••
70c
Iso
Uranium. Mines-
1
:
Jartfun Mines Ltd voting trust—
Canadian
100
Kirkland1 Minerals
Corp
Kontiki
Mines
Lead
Zinc
Jan
1,650
70c
Jun
80c
Jun
35%
Jun
65c
Apr
23o
Jan
23%
1
Corp
Canada
of
Ltd
f
23
:
■8c-:
:8c
•
Louvicourt Goldficld Corp—i
8V2C-
13c
May
Jun
95c
Jun
23c
Jan
17,500
18 VI
•
-
-
600
-60,600
14c-
Medallion- Petroleums' Ltd
6c
31c
Feb
25
-12c
Island
Petroleums
.105
1.26
1.26
200 f:
los'ioo'i"
(
—1.25
—
500.
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Jun
:
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1.26
345
300
38c;
1.40
16 V
16:,n
Ltd
1
-
i
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1.58
28c
10,100-
1.40
3.300
1.75
33
Jun
Feb
British
Formaaue
Oil
Dominion
Ltd
Mines Ltd
1
.100
1.92
20 Vi
Jan
May
65c
Jan
1.47^
'3.000
98c
Apr
1.75
t 32c
5,000
25c
Jun
1.08
1.85
16,400
3.0^
•v
25c 27 Vac
32c
32c
~
1.65
Ltd
Oils
&
1.80
Santiago Mines Ltd—r_—1-50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New
Vinray, Alines Ltd——*..
New
West
Amulet
500
1.89
Rim
Mines
Ltd—
62c
Jan
Apr
35c
Jun
3,100
12c
Jun
49c
Jan
1.95.
3,100
1.40
1,000
9c
Jan
14c
Jari
6,500
8c
Jun
17c
Jan
8c
2,509
6c
May
12c
Jan
15c
6,000
11 Vic
Jun
25c
Jan
3.80
3.80
3.40
Apr
4.85
Jan
11 Vic
Apr
27c
Apr
1
1,000
8 Vic
3,500
7Vic Feb
23c
24c
2,000
20c
1.70
.1.66
1.75
6,800
1.25
Jan
1.80 Mar
1
7.10
7.05
■7.25
655
5.60
Jan
9.00 Mar
15 Vic 16 Vic
7,000
8c
1
90c
2.70
Opemisce Explorers Ltd—._
——1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd-———1
30c
Gold
—
Alines
Ltd
"
1
(1945)'Ltd
Ltd
2.70
Acme
8,500
30c
32c
12,200
12%
3,750
60c
45.700
51c
51c
1
37c
31
——:
15c
37c 37 Vic
2.30
32%
75c
1.000
Cons
Dredging
Gold
Ltd
2.90
Jan
Jan
Feb
14%
16'/2
1
Prime
Mines
1.54'
Jun
3.80
350
34c
14.500
3.55
100
2.40
1.40
1.51
1.58
8c
55.000
1
O'ac
6 Vic
3.80
'
5.000
7c
Ltd
7c
1
25c
25c
28c
•.
3.40
3.40
3.50
Mining
Voting trust
Advocate
Producers
Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
1.09
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
"
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
12c
Quebec Lithium. Corp
1.01
65c
Jun
Jan
Jan
80c
42c
34
Apr
May
1
Ltd-,
Mines
Alba
Alberta Distillers
Voting
trust
Jun
Jan
Jun
2.00
2.00
400
11c
14c
22,200
Jun
__1
36c
36c
*
.„
1
33,700
36c
Jan
Mar
12 V'2
12 Vi
400
9c
8 Vic
9 Vic
20.800
7c
May
62c
62c
64c
1,500
55c
Feb
70c
76c
41,500
63c
«
Rexspar Uran <fc
41c
1.99 Mar
6c
.50c
__
12 Vi
Jun
Apr
MONTREAL
HART
STOCK
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
STOCK
010
Apr
Jan
30c
31c
1,300
26c
May
44c
Feb
10 %c
10c
11c
108,000
10c
Feb
20c
Jan
1.45
1.55
8,680
1
1.50
600
45c
56c
20V2
20 Va
22%
56,766
8,465
-100
94 V2
94 Va
94 V2
4,000
•
Co
STOCK
4 To
EXCHANGE
Notre
Dame
St.
Telephone
Branch:
West, Montreal
Branch
65
Weit
44th
Phillips
page
44.
•
25%-May
95% Apr
Jan
8
Jun
56c
Feb
-47
Jan
108 V*
Jan
1.70 Jan
1.25 Feb
18'/« Jan
02
Jun
Jan
1.85
1.40 May
35c
8V*
880
Feb
157
:
May
May
*46% Jun
41% May
335
20
Jun
46%
45
645
44'/*
Jun
•48%
l&c
Jan
29c
Feb
32c
32c
35c
5,000
87,491
70c
Jan
—50(J
1.30
1.30
1.45
1,325
Apr
1.26 May
20c
1.45
1.40
1.50
3.00
—
—
3.20
1,550
8,602
32c
1.40
Jun
Jan
.1,98 Jan
2.00
Feb
Jan
64c
Atlas
64c
49c
Jan
Atlas
Jan
Feb
25% Mar
24%
75
7c
8c
22,950
1.75
1.70
Feb
2.20 Jan
66c
82c
14,000
66c
Jun
82c
1.25
92c
1.32
59,100
37
Jan
.1.90
16%
16 Va
17
1,250
42
42
60
41
46'%
42
—50
:— —50
1
46 Vs
17,225
47 %
280
13c
6,600
12
753
3,430
5,150
22% Mar
7c
13 %c Jan
Apr
1.65
Jun
Jun
18% May
16% Mar
Jan
Apr
j
Jun
57
May
•19%c Jun
12c-Feb
43
10
12%
10%
105
110
13
12'/2
13
7
Jan
6%
i—
Mines
6%
200
5
Mar
6% Jun
25%
25%
27
3,945
24
Feb
29% Jan
loc
10c
1,000
10c
Jan
Mar
13% May
11% May
118% May
15% Apr
14c
Jan
1.16 Mar
59c
54c
65c
113,308
He
9 Va C
11c
Jan
17c
Feb
21c
20c
24c
631,000
32,233
9c
1
20c
May
39c
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
11c
lie
12c
32.300
11c
Jun
21c
Jan
1.79
1.80
1,500
2.01
Jan
8c
9c
10,250
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
9% May
90
1
1
River
1
755
Mar
10
1
Mines
Mines
Gold
1.90
12c
I2V2C
—10
—
Aumaque Gold
Aunor
May
51% Feb
24 Va
—
1
Yellowknife
Avillabona
4,400
16%
94c
7c
Steels
Jun
Jun
—
.
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
5% preferred
—n———1
Bahff Oils i
50o
Apr
Bankeno Mines
20%c Mar
1.60 Mar
6c
Jun
Bankfield
Apr
Bank
-
Jan
Rights
2.28
1.25
26c
10
20c
Bata Petroleums Ltd
77c
Mar
Jan
Uranium
Mines-——
Bathurst Power & Paper
class A
B
Beattie-Duquesne
Bros
Beatty
12%c Jan
I8V2
Jan
19c
Jan
Beaver
Jun
3.25
3.50
20,535
60
59 %
60
1,666
25c
26c
20,000
45c
45c
45c
2,750
68c
68c
70c
9,100
70c
63c
70c
*
35c
35c
Lumber
Co
*
*
*
-1
common—
Boymar
Feb
May
3.10 May
42c
Jan
May
12 %c Mar
54%
Jan
3.65 May
Feb
60
Jun
25c
Jun
45c
Jan
40c
May
84c
65c
Jun
75c
Jan
28,775
62c
Jan
92c
May
40c
52,700
25c
Jan
47c
Mar
10c
8c
Mar
55'/a
12'/2c
Jan
12c
42,550
53
54
950
53
Jun
60
Apr
30
30
30
15
29
Jun
40
Jan
85c
84c
1.02
34,686
84c
Jun
6
6
6
25
5%
Feb
1.89
Jun
Jan
7 % May
90c
90c
97c
9.800
90c
Jun
20c
20c
22c
12,100
20c
Jun
40c
18
18
160
Apr
19% May
2.98
106,784
—*
1
2.70
14%
1.75
Jan
Jan
3.15 May
1.58
Apr
1.77
1.70
1.77
500
1.55
Jun
41
40%
41%
16,641
40%
Jun
46 V2 May
93c
1.02
93c
Jun
1.14 May
2.78
■
226,802
1.60 May
1.93
2.75
Jan
Jan
1.65
1.65
1.85
14,655
lGVaC
16 %C
18c
37,842
I6V2C
Jun
32c
Feb
8 V2C
fic
12,500
5%c
Jan
12c
Jan
2.05
2.01
2.15
13,528
Feb
2.65
Jan
1.15
Mines
Mines
1.12
1.25
3,350
90c
Feb
20c
25c
4,040
20c
Jun
70c
70c
80c
9,000
70c
Feb
1.12
Jan
8c
Jun
14c
Mar
1
*
Ltd
Bay Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines
Bowes
9c
46
Jan
Jan
3.30
1
1
1
Mines
Uranium
1
5%
preferred
Paper
pfd
—
Company
Gold
8c
8V2C
6,800
13 %c
13c
15c
41,500
Mines
Petroleums
«
12c
1
59c
50
50
1
*
1
1.75
8%c Feb
13c
2,000
11c
Jun
48c
59c
133,050
48c
Jun
41%
—1
Ltd—
Corp
8c
1
Gold
Mines
Bowater
23 %c Feb
20%
41
50c
Copper Corp
Mines
Yukon
Bicroft
Feb
—-—'
1
1
25
Mines
Quebec
Telephone
Bibis
Mar
96c
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre
Bevcon
2.40
*
—
Beaucage
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Muy
6,500
3,144
1
*
Ltd
Mining
Jan
2.35 May
3,835
30c
9 VaC
9%c
47 V2
1
Exploration
Metals
Class
30c
30c
—1
Mines
Baska
Mar
32
5,700
17
47%
———10
Scotia—
Jan
Mar
1,115
2.88
16
9c
10
Mines
.
34
2.75
—
—
Nova
of
Barnat
15% Mar
32
2.88
16%
46%
1
Mines-,
Coas
Montreal——
of
Bank
1
4,345 '
33%
3.35
Jan
3.90
5%%
2-4545
60c
.
>
-
—
Bouscadillac
Office:
Jan
105
5.15
94c
60
28c
13% Mar
305
75c
Jun
99c
225
51
Acceptance common
Aijmacho
Jan
13,800
13%
50
1
Warrants
Aubelle
12c
20c
13%
Debentures
Atlantic
3.25 May
3.00 Jun
1
34c
45c
18c
4.
50
—
Associated Artists Productions new. _25c
Bralsaman
see
6%
19c
Petroleums Ltd—
Bralorne Mines
footnotes
31'/a
44 Va
—
JT"
Ashdown Hardware class B_
Bowater
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUT1MI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
For
20 Va
10,001
'
preferred
Gold Mines
Bouzan
Square
St., New York City, MUrray Hill
4,520
1,920
46%
5.00 Jan
18c
.—50
$2.40
Arjon
Bidcop
PL-9501
1203
13%
147 152%
44»/2
—25
pfd
Bordulac Mines
Local
ll7/i
148%
44 Va
com
new
Black
230
10% Mar
120
7,800
Warrants
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
1,650
77c
Rights
MEMBERS:
12'/*■> Jun
11%
Bethlehem
&
12%
Feb
8%
'
Ltd
Argus Corp common
>
$2 V2
preferred
Bell
SAVARD
Feb'
7.25
54c
—
—
Leduc
Barymin
8.00
6.00
3,450
1.45
Mines
Area
Barvue
12c
Feb
Jun
23,208
7.30
Warrants
Feb
65c
23c
12'%
12 Va
1
Nickel
Arcadia
Apr
1,000
17 %c Feb
73c
Consolidated Resources—
Apex
3.70
1,000
Apr-
7%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anthes Imperial
75c
Jan
6,100
Feb
16c
11
Anglo Amer Explor
17c
Jun
13c
Jan
11'/ac Jun
10Va
,
Jan
69c
6,000
Jan
95
6.75
—
—
Analogue Controls
Anchor Petroleums
Apr
8.30
18,200
8
21
Tun
83
8
—
Lead Mines
1.85
1.01
12c
.
Apr
17% May
1.55
Ltd-
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Base
13,500
7
7
Feb
75c
Warrants
15c
1.98
90
18c 19 Vac
—I
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
340
HVaC
—
debentures
Aluminium
1,845
..
lan
24
6,75
common
Uranium
5%
.—I
Pacific Cons Oils-———
Alberta
23
-High
35%
Feb
22% Mar
-50c
Explorations
Algom
Low
175
30
-10
——,
preferred
Yellowknife Gold—
Akaiteho
Jan
12c
11 V2C
Jan
•34%c Jun-
Jun
Vi
75c
"
I-..*
May
12%
Surpass
Agnew
Jun
8.00
1
—
1.19
Apr
12 V*
AJax Petroleums
6Vic May
3,600
Gas
Jan
2.96
27c
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
*•'
4,655
18 Va
83
19c
Aconic
25c
20,500
Provo
30c
7c
4.000
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Feb
Alar
30c
7 Vic
Mar
14c
21,500
——1
——:
Feb
.40c
3.55
34c
—2
Co Ltd
Mining Co
Porcupine
—2
25 c
3.80
1
Pennbec Mining Corp
Permo Gas 4% 'o
preferred-
Phillips Oil
20c
Ltd_l
Jan
54c
*
Explorations
Jan
33c
May
33c
5.695
75c
Jun
9.50
19.500
30%
10c
Anr
30c
lie.
12c
Oil
&
Gas
Atlin-Ruffner
2.80
11 Vi
12 '
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—————1
Pan Western Oils Ltd—--——
Canadian
Feb
10c
1—1
Corp
Metals
Northspan- Uranium Mines Ltd—1
Oils
2.00
12c
1—1
Asbestos
Jan
14c
7c*
*
Rare
Jun
Jun
31c
8c
_1
Ltd
"Mines
American
3.05
25c
8,000
'
North American
Feb
25,600
10c
14c
—-1
Ltd——L
Mines
2.65 Mar
15c,
13 Vic
.——*
May
Apr
"
J
Pacific Coal
Jun
Jun
35c
-v
8
18%.
90
_1
Acadia-Uranlum Mines
Anacon
1.20 Mar
26b
-
Mines Ltd—1
New Jack Lake Uranium
Pitt Gold
8%
18%
Preferred
Apr
3.05
40c
—
New Harnc&na Mines Ltd———1
18c
High
32 Va
8%
23
Atlantic Sugar common
Acadia
.
vSharea
Jan
17% Jun
t
'
I.70;
1.05
Mar
12c.
■
2.08
20c
28c
New
55c
Jun
16'/* Mar
.
Feb
Sales
31%
—25
American Nepheline
3,000
20c
Jan
Jan
8c
for Week
of Prices
Lop
32
Preferred
Jan
5.00
2,800
V 31c
Pato
Abitibi Power & Paper common
American
26,463 '
1612
Jun
-*4c
1,90 Jan
Range
Sale Price
Jun
21c
1.38
New
111
.17=?4
'1.39
Partridge
.4
2.10 Jan
v,
1.65
*•
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd-.
-—-—-1
Montgary Explorations Ltd
1
1
Orenaca
'
,
3.80 Mar
,
18,000
1.50*
17:'4.
2
ltl'a
Obalski
Jan
'Jun
Jan
,
73'"'/ Mar
"
500
28c-
1.40
5
Mining Corp- of Canada Ltd
:
—*
Mines' Ltd
i
i__——1
Okalta
23c
'
L
Ltd——————1
Mogador-
North
*
..
•
*
2Be*
—1
Ltd__i
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau Alines
Nocana
.; 60c
23c
Jun
*"
Nickel
Jun
13Vic Jan
May
May, V,
14 Vic Mar
■
3,000
-
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd!
Merrill
Merrill
1.26.
Olc
•
Week's
Last
4Vi preferred
Mining Corp Ltd-i„*__i—_1'/;
Mclncyrd-Porcupine Mines Ltd
5
New
Jun
Mar
,
Maritimes
New
Jan
2.70
lie
36c
23c'
12c
Jun
Jun
95c
-2,500
36c
1—1
4c
1.99
84c
•
May
500
a
20c
21c'.
Long Island' Petroleums 'Ltd_I_—
:
;
Jan
80c
3,000
12c
231
•
::'M
Jrm
16c
100
95c:
12c
23 r
12c
83,500
-
May
70c
201,700 •'
5c
Feb
21e
21 Vi Alar
11 Vic Apr
•
1,000
2.70
95c
Ltd
Exploration C6'___1'
Lingside /Copper Alining: Co Ltd
j.
l
Litnium
4c
Ltd*
Labrador* Mining &
Jan
,/• 21c
5,087
53c
2.70
_15c
Jan
Feb
5,000
2.35
\
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
13c
•
May
70c
5c
1
Ltd..—!——!.—
Oils
Jupiter
45c
28c
/
,
•
95,772
42c
48c i
,'iy'il
Apr
5.60 Apr
8c
12c'
70c
Ltd—1'
Co
Dev
;
5.10 Mar
'
Inspiration Mining <te
Jan
18 V4
,
38c
,
12c
200
,
34 VI-
"
"
37C
1 '
6c
Mar
.
18,50b
.
9c
70c t:
—5
Alines Ltd
8c
200
7,000
40,600
1,000
Jun
:%/30c
: /V 11c
v
Jun
•
Mines Ltd-
Jan
5.60
8c
1
Ltd
11c
11c 11 Vac
-
2.58
24 Vac 24Vac
Apr
23c
May
29c
& Metals Ltd 1
Mines
;
3,000
-w
.1.05
13c 13 Vac
Jan
3.10
v
Jun
5.60
__
Jun
'
1.60
•T
4%c Jun
■
Jan
44
Toronto Stock Exchange
May
14c
:
Feb
6%(t.
11c
Gunnar
93.000
'
Jun
Feb
3.15 May
Mnv
6 Vac
5.60
•
I
Gul-Por Uranium. Alines
lGc
1.02
—1
Ltd
22c
Apr
1.00
'
—1
Mines
•
•
2.58
IEI
Ltd—
Ltd
Wiltsey-Coghlan
4%c
1,80 Jan
14c
33% Mar
Jan
25c
.
.
i
Canada
Golden- Age Mines Ltd—
Graiidinea Mines Ltd
15Vic
Jan
7.00 May
4.40 May
Feb
1.20
1
Par
1
Gateway Oils Ltd
Jan
42% Jan
"
Apr
1,000
-
33c
37C
Jun
——
•
—
Pyrite &
Western
•
24 Vic Mar
Feb
100
85c
•
May
6,300
■
May
70c .May
-'
5.50 Mar-
41%
III
Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Jan
: Jan
80c
29Vic
••
"
Jan
3.33
Apr
25c
—
—l-,. —
.
Jan
''
14c
,
300
•v.;,
•/:
33V» Feb
500
1
.
—
;
>
-
2.20 Mar
31c
,
,.
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
4.05 Mar
•
.;
.
Jan
22c
Weedon
Jan
'65c
/
Feb
Jan
00c
22c
1
Jan
5.20
/
Apr
31c
1
Ltd-.
Wight.* • |
'Ml'
Virginia Mining Corp—
ViC
./-,72c
Jun' •;
3.00
28c
4,000
2.66}.:
—
Futurity'. Oils-' Ltd:
Jun
35 c
31,700
19c
2.50
—
—
V 3.65
1,500
15 Vic
2.47
May ;
1.100
19c
V
■
Jun
18c
22c
■
Ventures Ltd
JUn
Apr
14,/4Jun
.
30c
•
7,000
21c
m
Corp
Mines, .(1945) Ltd-—
Frobister
40c
3.25
30c
15 Vic
—1
;
35c
■
Falconbridge-Nickel Mines Ltd
»
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc—
1
Faraday Uranium. MineS'. Ltd——1-^-1
Florida
1,250
3.05
3.05"'-
1
Fab-5 Metal Mixies Xtd.
'■<*
39'*c.
1
16
12V* May
2,000
3.75 l:
3.65
'
Jun
65c
25c
United
Feb
15C
;
Jan
United
Mar
%fl4%c
•
Jun
9c
173
30c.
1
15c
•
45,500
13.
1
Empire Oil &; Minerals Inc
Fontana
lOVict
13
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
EI" Sol- Gold-Mines Ltd
9c
*
Duvah Copper Co- Ltd
2
East Sullivan. Mines Ltd—
Eastern- Asbestos
9c"!
1
t
500
30c
.50c
-
Mines
Jan.
57c
Trojan Exploration Ltd
Trebor
Valor
__
4,00
Jun
May-
10c
-
1,100
"
Dablon. Mining Corp—
2.90 May
May
Jan
30c
"V'
3.00 *
Jun
1.54
10c
7,900
&
Jan
22c
23
22c
"
106,900
1.25
Ltd
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
25%
'V
Alay
2.30 May
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.54
21
&
Jan
9c
42c
Apr
1.50
Tazin
Jan
2,000
1,000
6c
.
7c
36c
21
Mar
Feb
7c
35c
1.50
Jun
1.18 Mar
Jan
4,875
4.100
15c
ii.
'
16,500
:•
.
3.00'
15c,
i
-i-v,-
-1
17c
2.86
.High
1
Oil
Sullivan
27c
Mines
7c
•
Ltd
(1944)
'
15c,' ■'■•ii' 15c
1
LOW
I
Stanwell
40c
5
Jan
19c
Mines
46c
Jun
10c
4,700
22c.
is?& ■
;
;
High
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Feb
4.25 Feb
Feb
1.05
Standard
May
4.20
V
Jun
16c
34.000 V
11c
*
Low
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
■
1
.
3.70
Jan
55c
Jun
'
17c
"V
Apr
85.000
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
(
Jan
1.90
35c
■
Shares
,50c
■
19c
8.80
26c
14c
for Week
,
v.
.,/
■
54c
2.10
1.05^.^.07
i-;.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
/
Jun
900
48,200
28C
Week's
'
Apr
Jun
,
8,700
18c
—^
Last
Sale Price
High
5.65
May
4,000
..13c
•<;
22c
Ltd.
Corcez Explorations Ltd
28c
2.35
Ltd
Milling Exploratibn Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
5,700
10,500
2.05
14VaC
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd——_1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines
1
Continental
31c
Jan
20c
1.90
1
3.00
175,050
9.00
Ltd_ll
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—
4
34c'
2.14/—2.10
1
Mines
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd-—1
7
9.15
1
■
'
1,500
28c
-
*
1-
Consolidated-Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
21
Friday
10c 12 %e
10c
l
JUNE
STOCKS
Low
3.95
23c
28c :■
_75c
;
Gold
30c
1
Ltd—
Chibougamau Jaculet LtdChibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.65
•
—
Low
—
1
Ltd
Mines
.X
1
_J
WEEK
for Week
C
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
41%
220
40 % May
42%
12c
Jun
1.60 Mar
70c
15c
«an
1.55
Jan
45% May
49
45
265
5
5'«
1,200
13%
75
12VZ
Feb
16
6%c
6%C 7'/aC
31,499
6V2C
Jun
10c
*
4.05
4.05
4.25
2,445
1
80c
80c
83C
5.500
4.85 Mar
3.75
70c
Feb
Mar
May
18%c
13%
44 Va
13%
Jan
57/a
Mar
Apr
Mar
Jan
5.45 Mar
1.00
Apr
VI
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2950)
.
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Traction
Briuge & Tan«c
common
preferred
Warrants
^
American
50
50
2
7.50
7.50
117
18
5 c/o
4.10
8.00 May
Jan
15%
Jun
Jun
19
Jan
Coniagas Mines
3.00
3.40
27,150
53
52%
57%
42c
11,778
2.60 Mar
43%
joo
~
79
130
77
Jun
84
90
183
88
Jun
95% Mar
46%
46%
246
46 %
50
Mar
40%
41%
250
40
Jun
46%
Jan
39%
46 %
50
40%
50
4
41
85
39%
Jun
Feb
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Packers class A
_I~
*
power
Denison
Red
Smelting
17% Apr
53
Apr
1.07
Jan
80c
6%
82c
515
17,625
M.
•
.
''
-
9%c
9,500
8c
8.30
1.720
8
'
9%e
1.05
5,400
C7c
Jan
15c
88,730
12c
May
9c
19,100
6%c
7%c
7%c
33%
9,000
.>
-
34%
class
10 %c
11c
21,900
57c
54c
64c
58,000
2Gc
;
14%
14%
10
11
10%
11
1,281
7
7
7%
j)70
71,550
1.65
21,039
1.21
32%
31%
33
3,083
24
79%
10%
78%
80
715
62
11%
10,075
9.15
5.15
100
5.10
51
51
51
5
27%
27%
28%
1,524
27
26%
27
913
*
28
28
25
28
39
880
35
108%
Oil
Canada
Steamship Lines
28
38%
39%
*
108% 108%
3.45
k.
3.45
3.85
2.32
35%
82
-
280
35%
Jun
500
34
May
137
80
Mar
90
88 %
Jun
94
Mar
3.10
3.45
24,950
75c
Fob
.t 7.15
7.00
7.45
7,380
45
102
44%
11
11%'
17
17%
Oils
D'Eldona
27%
27%
28%
131
7%
7
8
2.35
3
2.00
2.60
5%
6
2,425
6
75c
74c
.
75c
1,505
Del
t)ome
Jan
9.40 May
8
Jun
6.50
Dominion
700
3.25
Jan
3.50 Mar
Dominion
45
45
1,045
45
148
Jun
18
Apr
43
May
22%
Jun
2.70 Mar
50
Feb
Preferred
Dominion
Dominion
14
Dona Ida
13%
Apr
Feb
16% Jun
13
15
28c
Donald
29c
3,805
27c
Mar
36c
31c
2,950
WAc
Jun
13%
130
10%
10
-16%
—J
1
34%
3,589
4
4,905
36
6,163
100
100
130
135
68
18%
12%
6
8%
26% Mar
98%
Feb
May
Jan
40c
Apr
36%
Jun
19% May
East
11
East
4.30 Mar
28%
Feb
25
34% May
East; Sullivan
25%
I,252
23%
Feb
26V4 May
Eastern
Eastern
3.90
4.30
23,240
3.65
Feb
24
24
24%
225
23%
Feb.
40
8c
11c
13,500
8c
Apr
14c
5.00
May
Feb
Mar
Apr
110% Mar
Gold
Amphi
;
I„
44.
42c
Feb
Jun
36c
Jan
35c
40c
May
Economic
8
167,500
27c
8
49c
20.201
t
14.084
55c
17c.
Jtui
47c
8
Jun
10
35c
Jun
60c
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
10,500
6c
Jun
20c
Jan
2,000
17c
Jun
34c
.Jan
8,500
12c
Fob
16c
Jan
4,800
70c
19c
+
"
14c
14c
13c
1.00
1.09
2.0*2''
46.68 r
1.42
13c
13,500
12c
30
10,848
28%
:
: 28%
28%
11%
11%
12%
4.475
9.25
12%
13
2,715
12%
32%
33%
4,094
97
97
70
'12%:
33
437
1.15 Mar
Jan
Jan
2.83
;
Mar
Apr
21c
Mar
Apr
32%
Jan
Jan
13% May
Jun
14%
Jun
26% Mar
33% Jun
96
99
Mar
May
Apr
14
Feb
16
26
50
25i
Apr
27%
Apr
24 %
25%
17.109
19%
Feb
26%
Jun
51%.
54%,
3,457
39%
Jan
11 %
11
11%
18%
8%
14%
11%
.
57% May
12,356
10% May
12%
18%
305
18% May
21%
Feb
9%
4.734
9%
Jan
75c Yl.OO
8%
1
1
280
1.00
Jan
24c
31,650
21c
14
14
250
1.20
1.10
1.20
11,600
30
10c
6
30c
24.500
%C
18c
9,950
10c 13 %C
16
30
25c
30
29c
16 %C
16,500
7% May
50c
19c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jun
37c
14
Feb
14%
Jan
95c
Jan
1.75
Jan
30
Jan
25c
Jun
73c
Jan
15 %c May
26c
Jan
16c
May
9c
Jan
30
Jan
50c
4.10
8.25
Jan
26c
26c
30c
10.600
3.00
3.00
3.25
33,370
4.75
4.75
155
40 %
40%
145
25%.
25
25%
49 %
49%
49%
30c
32c
1.425
20 %c
23c
1,000
——1
25c
25c
27c
1
30c
30c
——10
25
...
1
60
60
Ltd
1
*
—
10
Trust-,
Jan
El
28c
Pen-Rey
3,500
18c
Feb
69c
Jan
El
Sol
56c
74.777
30c
Mar
56c
Jun
Empire Life Insurance—
58c
"
20
Co
Eddy Paper class A
May
16 %
Apr
Elder
2.30 Mar
3.25
Jan
Elclrich
—1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
40!
a
32c
1
common
Oils—
Gold
Feb
Jun
23c
Feb
Smelting
Investment
Match
325
22c
8%c
May
&
32% Jan
85c
23c
2.40
—
Products—
45c
Eddy
6,467
8%c 11 %c.
4.50 Mar
Mining
Steel
20c
Jan
10c
25c
25c
Eastern
Eastern
Mines
58c
72c
4.00
53.778
72,945
2.40
2.95
7,000
1.42
Jan
4.60
1.75
Apr
Excelsior
2.04
2,631
1.25
Feb
2.04
Jun
2.45
2.65
Explorers Alliance
*
3,720
1.84
Jan
30c
37C
29,000
30c
45c
*
*
1.10 Mar
3.55
2.90
Jun
1.47
5.25
65c
Jun
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
33
Apr
40%
Jun
70
25
Mar
27%
Jan
710
48
Jun
58
Feb
40c
Feb
20 %c
Jun
40c
Mar
28.600
25c
Jun
59 c
Jan
34c
68,820
24%c
Jan
82c
Jan
60
25
73
Feb
47%
Jan
1.03
Apr
25c
60
May
Jan
3.30 Mar
60c
Jun
1.02
Jan
Equitable
2.46 Mar
5.60
Apr
Eureka
*
60c
600
6.25
6.70
6,630
4.50
4.50
5.00
600
Jun
Feb
6.25
Life
Insurance
Corp
Refineries
57c
Mar
70c
Mar
Famous
*
—
Falconbridge
Nickel
Players Canadian
Jun
8.50
Jan
Fanny Farmer Candy
3.00 Mar
5.35
Jun
Faraday
6.20
1
1
Uranium Mines
63c
30,400
53c
Feb
80c
85c
15.765
54c
Feb
•>93c
29 c
31c
14.900
28c
Feb
49 %c
Jan
35
37%
11.110
33%
Feb
42%
Jan
17
17%
670
15
Jan
18
19
19 %
445
17%
Feb
23
2.45
2.65
40.950
36
17%
19
2.49
,
6.20
Jun
7.00 Mar
8.95
9.40
39,104
8.40
4.35
Apr
9.85
Jun
4.20
4.45
Fargo
22.170
3.35
Feb
5.00
Jan
2.05
Far west
2.20
18,600
1.25
Jan
2.90
20,100
9%c
Feb
15 %c
Jun
2.27 Mar
5.30
Jun
Federal
Kirkland
1
28c
Jan
Fittings
common
1*
7%
7%
Jun
*
9%
9%
81c
2,000
lie 15 %c
4
13c
3oc
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in
15c
on
54,100
7%c
Jan
3lc
1,600
26c
Jan
36c
25c 34 %c
17,300
25c
I Jun
60c
2.00
2.33
18,975
1.87
2.20
2,900
1.20
1.36
31,950
3.20
3.20
3.40
1,080
74 %
130
42c
50c
2.00
Apr'
Apr
Grain
class
Class A
Florida
Feb
Ford Motor Co
1.52
Apr
Ford
3.65
Apr
Foundation Co of Canada^
Feb
Jan
Jan
78
22,847
36c
Apr
54c
75c
Jan
Apr
of
10c
Jun
17c
Feb
Gaitwin
Jan
Galkeno
Mines
Jan
Gatineau
Jan
13
1,000
3.65
10%.
125
-.
-375
10
3.65
85c
5,000
70c
5.90
Fraser
Frobisher
May
5%
Ltd
Jan
Geco
Jan
General
Mar
28%' Jan
Feb
24c •' Apr
14c
51 %
98%
Mar
Feb
Jun
Apr
1.165
20
Jan
85c
Jun
12c
14c
11,500
11c
Mar
2734
*
common
2.66
2.90
11.920.
80
80
20
15c
8.400
Power
25,671
1,905
27
Jan
30
100
Mar
2.71
100
1
14c
14c
1
1.05
1.01
1.10
*
!
common
30
29
30%
100
101
101
102
Ltd
1
14%
14%
15%
Dynamics
1
56
55%
57%-
preferred
4.35
11%
25
•
Debentures
Feb
28%
9,285
401
Mines
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,
.
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,
Jun
Mar
22
29
1.95 Mar
8.30
25
1.10
,
May
May
3.20 May
41c
*
Companies
9% Mar
554
103 104%
Jan
Jun
May
%
•
Exploration
12%
75c
—•
A
>
3,600
10
Jan
2.93
17c
85c
14c
3.65
9%
21
class
Jun
12%
5
21 %
Canada
85c
;.
9%
570
May
2.14
Jan
31,510
28c
16c
2%
52
49,400
Feb
25
8.10
72c
Jun
10,000
7.75
58c
9c
100
18c
7%
51%
Francoeur-Mines
Apr
8% May
98c
26%
15c
Rights
May
1.25
1,000
25 %
15c
8.05
125
257,523
225
51%
II,800
1.19
27
1
8%
9%c
26%
—13
1.10
98c
70,400
Corp
8
Apr
14,160
26c
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Canada
1.05
7%
7.75
23c
Manufacturing
Jan
4.26
'
1.61
6.90
23c
20
—
4.25
2.85
Feb
1.50
7.55
*
A
Jun
74c
86c
Feb
1
Copper
1.75. May
62
6.690
1.46
1.50
Oils Ltd
Tungsten
Preferred
Fleet
.
25o
Warrants
Federal
40% May
45
60c
85c
9.10
6.30
25
45
60c
6.20
rr
page
Jan
14c
Jun.
51c
12%
'
-
22c
40.200
38c
20c
99
9%C
Enterprises-
30,500
16c
Jan
700
50c
1.02
Mar
38c
1,000
Mines
28c
% 54%
Apr
38c
13 %c
Copper
•-
22c 24 %c
12 %c
Ltd.
——1
————1
Co
50c
61c
Feb
1.50
Apr
May
14c
:
47%
2,400
50c
1
1.35
15c
11,800
8%
Mines
.
460
1.29
300
45c
51,000
52%
4.00
2.45
12c
585
-
Jun
Apr
4.25 Jan
1.20
15
2.14
\
3.25
Jun
3.55
1.10
Reco
1.68
16c 16 %C
51 %
5.80 Jun
15c
>
1.22
2.45
74
Equipment
16C
2.60
Jan
3.60
90
1.20
CorpIIII_
5.10
Jan
Jan
1.60
_1
27%
1.87
Cochenour Willans
Feb
1.27
26
:
220
75
II
1.20
100
Mines
425
27%
Mining & Smelting
500
1.27
1.09
15c
Mines——————1
Malartie
205
I
Mines
Jan
——————
94%
6.70
IIIII
III—I
I
I III
—IIIII
I II
Jun
9c
485
13C
2
2.50
•
common
15%
31c
Feb
67c
5,500
51%
31%
II"
12
10,400
1.00
3.55
—
Jan
12
75c
2.44
Coal
15
I_
14
12
70c.
9%c 10 %c
70 c
Jan
14
31
—III—_IIII
Jan
5.20
24%
94%
I_
Jun
16
•
3.25 Mar
25c
—
4
62c
—
see
1
Ltd
31 %
Jun
17
Apr
18c
Metals
4.30
1
Feb
14%
1
Asbestos
Apr
14%
35
18c
Duvex Oils & Minerals—.—
10% Mar
Mar
510
22 c
620
8%c
94'
16,548
15%.
38c
class B—
—
Mudge.
—
—— —
Dow Brewery
————
Duvan Copper Co Ltd————1
101% May
154% Feb
Jun
3.70
16'..
45 c'
Mines
7,343
91
Jan
16
50
&
2,700
169
Jan
3.40
1
Woollens
18%
92
Apr
1514
—23.50
10%
91
Jun
16
Rope
Donnell
Jun
130
3.40
1
Textile
341/2
25
13 %C
footnotes
Mar
& Chemical common—
9.75
20
Gold Mines
For
32c
Mines
&
33 %
91
—100
V
10,789
93%
_xqo
I
Jun
Magnesium
22% May
20%
25
Pete
13c
—*
Preferred
20
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27,816
*
-—-————„
Dominion Tar
12%
6c
Yellowknife
16c
Dominion Scottish Invest com
13%
31c
Mining
13c
Stores
*
Consolidated
13c
Foundry & Steel common—
Steel
21 %
7%
Jan
„
May
•
Exploration
Mines
Dominion
4
Commonwealth
Dome
1.70 Apr
85o
8.60 Jun
Chrysler
Conduits
Jan
Jan
3.25
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Combined
Mar
Dominion
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Colonrac
70c
v80c
3.25
35
Chib-Kayrand Copper
88c
1
Seagrams-
Jun
Oil
Gold
Distillers
Jun
Quartz
Farm
Jan
Jun
Porcupine
Feb
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Jan
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
7%
1.35
Rio
35c
1
Mines
2.86
Gold
8.480
May
15%
Oils——J*
Palmer
Diadem
Feb
Explorers
45c
A
Mines
1.35
Cassiar
Pat
-
Devon
Jun
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Trethewey
Athabaska
1.23
9c ll%c
5.10
—
Ltd
May
Mines
11,699
-
Gold
33c
Mines ~
Delnite
Jan
3.00 May
class
10,400
Corp common.—
Mines
32,200
1
——
Gold
1.75
Producers———
Cariboo
42c
35c
Ltd—
1.80
2.50
Captain
35c
40c
575
8.50
100
Gas
37c
2.85
7.85
Warrants
Natural
6%
2.80
1.35
Copper Coy———*
Exploration I
Oil
Jan
Feb
1.39
common
-
4%
Mar
8.40
Oil & Gas
Canso
10.500
5% Mar
*
Feb
9
Jun
1.30 Mar
Jun
1.10
Explorations
115
1.50
Horn
5.925
.Canadian Williston
4.50
Warrants
8,350
pfd
4.50
•
•
1
*
1
•
8c
Brewis
Dccoursey
1.20
pfd
7.50
Mar
13
Jan
1.90
Leather
31
Jan
6 %
-
Jun
Davis
20%
Vic
Jail
40c
41
Apr
9.20 Jan
4.25
20%
Canadian Vickers
Cans'o
.
•
May
'
2.66
———.
5.25
17c
27%
7,520
7%
20%
Inca
Mines
27%
5,755
23,600
J
28
;
1.10
preferred
1,810
40c
2.47
Railway
6.00
1
_1
—1
16%
Salt:*
Coldstream
Jun
Apr
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Thorium Corp
Lake
9.50
1.10
warrants-——
5.50
14 %C
2.50
X955 warrants
5.50
22 %c
Deer
ioo
;
7,500
1
Apr
14% May
*
preferred
2,600
41
1
XOc
Gold—
37.677
12%
Minerals
II„Il20c
Hydrocarbon
22c
11
10,000
Mines
78c
*
_
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Coin
Cusco
Feb
Jan
3.50
24 %c Jan
Feb
12%
Jun
18 %c Mar
20c
1
Apr
2,641
1.85
1.89
Jun
35%
5
Feb
16%
Apr
9c
11
Pershing
13%
15
30c
1.12 Mar
Jan
38%
Zellerbach
53c
.15%
Feb
1.05
•
Daering Explorers
Daine
Mining Corp
675
15c
13,750
D'Aragon Mines
8,titi0
May
5.50
Jun
14
Apr
22c
2.95
Jan
69c
17c
Apr
9%c
28
6.00
45
Jan
2.63
56
61c
common
8% preferred
Cody
Crowpat
60c
May
9c
16c
9%c
Feb
13%
Husky Oil
Cockshutt
Jan
Jun
,20
60c
5.10
1
Warrants
Cobalt
Crown
Jan
16c
510
9%c
30c
High Crest-.—
Canadian Homestead Oils
Chimo
Feb
'
Croinor
Jan
Jun
33 %c May
.•
Warrants
Jun
Jan
2,000
17c
1
23% Mar
62c
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Canadian
Chromium
Jun
45
Apr
May
10
;
Crestbrook Timber common
12%
16
16%c Feb
•
3,913
6,292
-13%
Dyno Mines
Central
8.25
28%
Canada
13,350
300
Preferred
22c
Mining—
May
5.35
May
Mines
of
9.00
41,680
Charter
Jan
Jun
Oil
19
common
4%%
Basin
25c
Fe|>
4.30
2.75
Cree
Crestaurum
16% May
3
Dock—
—
—
49%
7%
Central
Cowichan Copper
8.45
•
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
—-
1
48%
1.27
Gas
Mine
80c.
;
17c
—
Feb
9.10
Nat
15,050
11c 11%C
;
May
1.00
Utilities
70c
Mining
13c
8.40
Western
78c
lie
Zinc
Lead
42c
1.01
Central
3.45
Jan
625
8.50
Tire
Jun
Imperial
Coulee
Cournor
15,773
•
Canadian
8c
Chiboug—
20,966
•
'Central
Cosmos
1,085
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
9,701
Peroleum
16c
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
Prospect
17.426
9%c
Tungsten
West
60c
;
Canadian
Canadian
26c
8c
Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing-—
Copper Corp Ltd
17%
\
Ltd
24c
9c
Con west
23% Mar
Resources, Ltd
Petrofina
24c
Consumers Gas of Toronto
975
Preferred
Canadian
68c
18c
59,232
28
25
Pacific
Feb
18c
2.25
16%
•
Apr
Jan
Apr
1.10 May
42c
Sudbury
Rand
.
Feb
1.85
27%
Pete
28c
1.92
28
•
Cayzor
5.00
37 % Mar
470
XOc
$1% preferred
27,909
Consolidated
16%
•
57c
3.000
»
A
47c
2.80
15,524
25
common
50c
Jan
150
11
Canadian Chemical <Se (Cellulose
Gastle
Jan
90
17
British (Aluminium
Erin
39%
35%
*
Canadian Chieftain
Can Met
Jan
2.85 Mar
82%
-
'
26%
Can
4.50
35
25%
Candore
24% Mar
82
*
\, Preferred
—1
Mines
88%
X2.50
B
2,250
100.310
Copper-Man
Jan
3.75
2.95
11c
Apr
Jun
Jun
2.80
22c
42
Jan
i.33
2.80
Mines
3*20
Feb
1.46
Coppercresc
1.75
~
Jan
Jun
70c
18c
Feb
Feb
18c
18c
1.21
Jun
May
35c
5,400
10,000
158,000
30c
10 %c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mar
May.
35c
.
Feb
19c
-1
Jun
50c
11c
May
8c
1.00'
lie
29
7,375
35%
20c
18c
1.31
28
2,175
2.50
35%
660
ConsoMdated Regcourt Mines LtdConsolidated Sannorm Mines.
Jun
22 %
657
10c
2.05
Jan
84c
Mines—.
Negus
Jan
Mar
40c
1.20
2,839
460
8.90
Canam
26%
Apr
4,850
60c
23
26%
Canadusa
30%
24% Mar
Jan
1.70
55c
22%
48%
Can
54
1.63
Jan
3.50
55c
22%
•
Canadian
Jan
1.65
18c
Explor
Copper
20
Canadian
51
Jun
May
Jun
99c
Mines
Jan
Jan
64c
2.65
82c
Northland
6.25 Jan
90c
Feb
10c
Mines
13%
Mar
36c
Jan
Nicholson
80
45c
5.001
22c
Consolidated
33% May
24,433
25,100
Consolidated
Jan
12,600
51c
54c
62c
Jan
1.55
2.80
47c
51c
55c
May
3.20 May
Apr
51c
-1
Ltd
82c
7% Apr
Jan
Apr
17%
+
48c
/
-1
Corby Distillery class A
Z- Class B
I—
com
2.65
26c
Jan
60C
Morrison
Feb
•/.{.'
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5.50
23
Jan
X
Canadian Bank of Commerce-,
Canadian Breweries common
1953
Apr
Mar
25%
12% Jan
15c
Apr
'■
8,095
•
1.101
17,449
55
14c
Canadian
Feb
31,443
12
12,755
175
55c
Cos
18c
20c
19%
10
5.15
111
16c
Oil
775
20c
17%
10%
24%
Jan
55c
5%
Jan
23
Jan
X
Canadian
19c
5.00
47% Mar
•
North
Jan
5.00
100%
2
Canadian
10c
23%
149
Oil
Canadian Malartie
3.000
f
Ltd—
85
i
class
Canadian Food Products
10c
26c
Oils
95
Canadian
&
Gold
50
warrants
—,
Dredge
10c
Mar
& Smelting-
Mac
50
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Canadian
Mining
Marcus
155
Canadian Admiral Oils.
Canadian
Mlc
Consolidated
3.25
Petroleum
Canadian
Consolidated
154
100
Southern
Steel
Apr,
10c
23c
37,106
>
*
49%
20
.
Southern
Drawn
Jan
55c
Mines—
Marbenor
154
2.40
Canada
Canadian
Consolidated
49 lis
•
Canada
Canadian
23c
Feb
Howey Gold
2G
Permanent Mtge
Collieries
Feb
22c
6% Feb
v
-1
15%
Jan
A
class
12 %c
Consolidated Mosher
Feb
5.15
•
Canadian
Consolidated
•
Empire
Jan
3,667
44,100
—,
Apr
Mar
9.80
5.1:5
B
Canners
49 %c
18c
34c
Mines
Guayana
10
.
Safeway Ltd pfd
,,
Consolidated
Consolidated
36
Feb
•
Canadian Cclanese
26<:
17c
30c
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated
Jun
....
Canadian British
23c
1
Feb
Feb
1.34
Lands
Atlantic
23C
7
ConsMidated Red Poplar Min.
2.85
A
—.
Cable
Mar
III
Confylidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt
1.21
common
&
Mar
7
18
Consolidated Hallivveli
Consolidated
2.60
100
Assurance
Preferred
16c
1.80
30c
Apr
10
class
preferred
Canada Wire
Jan
Gillies Lake
Consolidated
Jan
•
common
Canada
10c
225
Conspi Fenimore Iron Mines
15%
50
Iron
Canada
16,060
6%
*
11%
•
Canada
class
14c
6%
-1
Feb
20
Packers
12 %c
-1
11 %c
Jan
1.25
pfd
Warrants
Jan
12 %C
Oil
9% May
6%
1
Foundry & Forgings
Canadian
13%
•
»-
1
Canada
Malting
■.% Preferred
21c
Mines
Apr
Jan
25c
common
Canada
Feb
Crest
East
Mar
-
•
Foundries
13c
Discovery
2.50 May
29% Jan
9%c May
*
B
5,600
-_1
21c
Apr
10 %c
Jan
12c
8 %c Mar
200
Jan
12% Apr
Feb
9c
'
Jan
15c
Mar
13c
I
—
Preferred
Oil
Jan
8.00
8.00
8
19c
6% Mar
8c
*
common
Cement
Life
May
8c
*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canadian
80c
7,850
6%
9c 10 %c
*
Calgary <fc Edmonton.
Bread
Mar
•
;1I
Canada
Feb
43
1
,
Canada
41
870
98c
.
Power
5,382
-
13c
Ext
—.
15c
Jun
47%
—
Petroleum
Class
Jan
80c
1
Cnbanga
Canada
13%
98c
*•„-
Canada
525
•
Lake
II'v'III.
*•>
16%
1
Burrard Dry Dock class A
44 %
16
6%
1
-
Burns
Canada
Consolidated
9%c
X
:
Gold
Lake
Burlington
Calgary
Consolidated Dragon
53
Products
Calalta
Jan
Apr
44%
-
Canadian
Bunker Hill
■■
Consolidated
13%
17
43
*
Ankerite
Buffalo
Burchell
Feb
10% May
14% Feb
1
Buffalo
Building
44
150
51 %
i
Buffadison Gold
Euffalo
Jun
2,764
44
Mines
&
14c
—
16
51%
—IIIII 11
Mining
14c
303
Warrants
12%
•
Mines
Brunswick
44c
Flin
Consolidated
16
25
Colli
Columbia Telephone
Reef Mines
Mills class A
Rrunsman
Jan
—
Consolidated
12%
12%
•
Broulan
Eruck
25c
Cadillac
Cordasun
Oils
—»'
■
_•
Class B
Brunliurst
6.100
Central
Consolidated
—
British
COlumma
32c
Calliman
88
83
BO
pxeierred
British
British
2.80
30c
Consolidated
77%
200
preferred
Enusu
Feb
31c
Key Mines
Conro
Development Corp
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated
3.60
Feb
High
12,300
Con
Consolidated Bakeries
Low
1.96
*
1
——_————
1.82
Jun
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.85
———*
*
Bellekeno
Mines
1
Beta Gamma
•
90c
Low
Shares
.2.50
57% Jun
Mar
for Week
of Prices
'
preferred
% r/c
50
Jan
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Consolidated
3.00
'
4
9% Mar
Jan
43
108,800
1
-
n»ecj
4 72 %
7%
115
74c
IIII*
I
Oil
British Columbia Electric—
preferred
18
56c
60c
Week's
Last
STOCKS
15,843
50
1
Britalta Petroleum
British
9%
IIIII*
(T Gf common
Briluud Mines Ltd
21
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
9%
_
Brignt
■■■'!
Shares
9%
50
„
JUNE
for Week
Low
•
ENDED
Sales
Range
Par
Brazilian
WEEK
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
27
2.50
75 %
14c
1.01
Jun
Feb
Feb
Jun
Jan
7%
10
1.10
May
Jan
Jun
Mar
Jan
9.15 May
59% May
114
26
1.50
21c
34
3.10
81
35c
1.30
May
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
30% May
105
Jan
2,557
.
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
-380
53 %
Jan
66%
Apr
Number 5649
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2951)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCK8
Sale Price
Par
General
Canada
Petroleum
General
Genex
Glacier
Glenn
Mining
6.25
Jan
4.50 Mar
6.00
24 Vac
24c
25c
4,100
20c
90c
1,600
85c
10c
4.60
4.60
I,950
——1
1.25
1.40
1
7
Northern
Great
Gas
$2.80 preferred
Great Plains
Wire
A
Gunnar- Mines
1
1.06
1.05
1.08
4,683
98c
*
32
31%
32
1,489
28
Mar
Jan
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
1
1.50
1.50
1.60
6,300
Apr
Mages Sporting Goods
;
Magnet Consolidated Mines
10c
1.00
1.00
1.05
GOO
•
Jun
7c
7%C
6c
6%C
7,000
IOV2C
Jan
Maneast
Uranium
•
24c
21c
25c
Jan
Maple
90c
7%c Feb
1.20
10,200
23c
9,600
570
142
Jan
42
50
41
Jun
23,900
15c
Jan
8
Jun
10c
Jun
85c
Jun
18c
Feb
2.10
32 %c Mar
18c
22c
8.00
100
lie
12c
8,300
2.50
2.50
2.70
1,055
43
42
46 %
2,123
38
645
22
200
May
26
25 %c
25
26%
9 Va
9%
10%
2,070
5%
6.90
2,075
3.40
Feb
51 Va
51%
52
725
51%
Jun
f
27 %
43
40%
6%
Jun
Matachewan
Maxwell
2,215
Feb
38
'45% Jun
6%
620
6% May
8%
5%
110
5% May
7
5
5
200
4% Mar
5%
40c
42C
46c
57,000
21
21
21
15c
17c
lCc 10 %c
18%
18%
19%
12,175
10%
12
3,916
8c
8c
9c
20,600
25%
24%
25%
1,860
2.00
2.00
200
16
Feb
36c
"V:125
80
May
11c
McKenzie
r
25
May
Feb
18
Cotton
Hamilton
*
t
1
1
:
common
V
—.y
*
Hayding. Carpets
.Hard Rock Gold
_—;
Head
Red
16 Va
Apr
7%
Jan
6
Mar
435
32,100
10c
Feb
30c
Jun
■V 62c
Apr
—1
17c
17c
17c
3,500
15c
Jan
27c
Apr
lie
11c
1,500
9%c Jan
65 c
72c
65c
—1
.
4
—
9c 10 %c
9c
1
Mines
Tleva Gold Mines
'Highland Bell ;
.Ilighwood Sarcee OilS—
1.50
6 %c
,
7c
1.40
7c
—1
61c
Jun
18c
Jan
16,600
6%c May
12 %c
Jan
II,000
85c
Feb
2.00
Jun
67,013
1.60
<
Totfer
'3,600
Apr
37c
45
155
39%
Feb
46
10%
775
8%
Jan
32%'
32%
34%
5.872
23 Va
Feb
»
•18%
18%
20
18%
18 Va
20 %
•
32c
45-
:
—...
Hollinger
35c
45
•
:
Drilling
Co 11 sol. Gold
10%
'*
Hi"
33 %C
-20c
._
Hinde & Dauch Canada..
L
...
J>
Ills
•
81
80%
85 %
2,200
92
68
105
105
110
I,025
71% Mar
23c
23c
24c
8,000
21c
Jan
30c
10c
10c
11c
15,520
10c
Jun
20c
Jan
•
—
42c
46c
33,600
30c
Feb
53c
Apr
4.70
5.35
127,418
26c
Light & Power
Apr
6% Feb
1,000
35c
16
18%
Ltd— ;
'
;
8,542
11%
Feb
Metals
Closs-A
15 »%c
3.15
10 "/a
Jan
r.
Creek
Jun
..;
Jun
5.35
45c
Jan
13
Jun
Mar
Jan
2.08
Feb'
18%
Jun
48
44% Jun
14c
13%
14
4,570
1.64
1.53
1.70
1.43
1.45
1.54
735,266
17,750
Jan
3.8O
3.75"
3.95
11,344
2.95
1.85
1.99
24,100
46,740
2.50
400
9%c IIV2C
8,300
17%
2,007
15%
22c
Jun
15c
Apr
-
22c
26c
0,300
15c
17c
10,007
11%
Apr
Jan
3.25
Apr
Mar
17c
.; .21
Va Jan
Jan
45c
,11% Feb
775
12
24c
May
12% May
.
12
1.33
1.40
78c
82c
"*13,500
16 %
16%
"11
4,200
30c
100
325
Mar
/ 12%
;.
May
'
1
-
—•
2.05
Feb
1.25
18
".15'} Jan
64%
64
68
I,414
49 Va
1
78c
78c
80c
3,200
74c
May
48c:
52c
48c
Jan
1.09
Feb
66c
'?
common
.4.45
*
1.35
1
;
2.40
11%
•
•
—■
38%
V
Jan
1.61
Apr
40c
Apr
;
22c
.♦
:
J2.35. May
9%c Mar
1
common^—.
Feb
30c
3.35
9%c
-
4.35 May
Feb
26c
28C
3.10
Jun
1.70 Mar
"
Feb
2.50
•
•
1.73
.
Jan
1.20
2,700
15% Mar
Jan
66c
29c
«
Corp
10
3.10
■
1
24%c Jan
May
Apr *
"1.23
-
•
Minerals
Nama
May
115
•
1.39 Jun
•
—
Corp
96
-
Feb
26c
1
1
Multi
23% May
4,280
Jun
1.91
Moore
•
85%
7,900
1.39
16%
•
Mogul Mining Corp—
;
Jan
90'/8 May
'"
H(hue Oil Go
Jari
58 Vb
135
17c
89c
12,175
44%
Feb
Jun
34,960
44'%
15 %c
8
41c
23,520
1.53
33c;
35c
1.41
common-
;
Monetar Porcupine —
Montreal Locomotive Works
Jun
36
5.10
i
I
Min Ore Mines
»
92
50
Mines—
•Modern Containers
'
•
•••,'.
Warrants
Jan
'
May
11% Feb
pfd
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
"
Jan
38,853
Mill City Petroleums
Jan
1.07
Uranium
Mindamar
60c
100
47c
•Milllken. Lake' Uranium
"Milton Prick
14c. Jan
Jun
9c
19,700
•
V
16 Vac May
41c
55c
6%
Midwest Industries Gas
121,500
1
Gold
Heath
Mining
Jan
JUn
55c
Oil & Gas
Midrim
14
87
'
Paper 5%%
Mexican
79% May
41c
1
3.00 May
Met*
Juri
:
26% Jan
•••'
Jun
7%
6%
Merrill Petroleum
".Mersey
Jan
2.08
21c
Feb
42c
_1
Apr
34c
Lake
5
Mining
2.00 Jun
22
13c 14 Vac
Tied
84
Petroleums
1.25
Mentor Exploration & Development_50o
Mar
30c
1
84
6
1
15c
13c
Iron
Headway
6%
84
Lake
Jun
Be
30c
Lakes
of
■
6,925
Feb
"11c
1
Mar
Jan
IIIi
——
7%
36 %c Jan
Jun
1.25
Jan
•'
14
10%
1
Mines
.Harrison Minerals
Ilasaga Gold. Mines-
>
6%
•V G%-
—
16
7 Va
Feb
20c
7,150
32,900
7%
6% May
;
35,700
Lake
Midcon
:
4
25c
1.40
100
Red
Merrill Island
'
Jan
15c 19 Vsc
Medallion
Jan
Apr
21% Mar
15c'
23c
McWatters Gold Mines-
14c
9%c Apr
1.25
Porcupine
Apr
49c
-
10c 1 Feb
7,600
14,500
15c
common
McMarmac
'
Apr
10c
9%c
•
Jan
67c
Jan
21
95,500
Mclntyre
Feb
62c
9%c
*
Preferred
.
Jan
8%
92
Jan
.
-.1
Frontenac
Mar
Apr
Jun
1.30
Ltd
McColl
Jun
34c
19c
•
Maybrun Mines
Jun
52
Jan
1.85
88%
23 %c
Consol
Jan
11c
100
170
100
Jun
6.90
11 %c
1.25 May
13c
Jan
91,100
1
com
1.30 May
40c
•
Preferred
10% May
6%
10c
Gypsum. Lime & Alab—
Hallnor Mines
Jun
Jan
7%
31&
1
—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
"
40%
Oils Ltd-
Jan
2.05
88%
31c
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Jan
__
1
Maritime
Jan
35
7%
100
Ltd
1.21
May
6c
Jan
Jao
88%
*
common
„
Mines
Marigold
Jan
47 % May
Jan
5.25
Marcon
Jan
%c
5.60
2.40 May
Milling
;
Mines
Jun
II
27
Leaf
Ltd
Preferred
Maralgo
May
47% Mar
Feb
z
7c
19,700
"
Jan
Mar
7,000
Jun
65c
18c
Feb
91c
24,390
8%c
Feb
1.48 May
8,600
1.66
8.00
1
1
1.55
15c
Gold
Lake
Gwilllm
Mines
7c
18c
.
Cockshutt Gold
1.60
1.95
10
1
—;
Macleod
1
7VaC
2.20
May
Macmillan Bloedel class B
•
—;—1
Mines—
Apr
Jan
Goldfieids
10%
Lead
8V2C
Majortrans
—1
Mines
Gulch
Gulf
32,000
Malartic
13c
j
Trust
Ltd.——
Guaranty
10c 12 %c
Feb
1.95
Uranium
Grey hawk
lOc
May
*
—
—
1
Explorations
71c
—
Greening
45c
Macfie
5%
class
Coal
Class B
12,430
Jan
16'c
41
50
1
•
;
—
Develop
West
Great
:
common
47c
1.40
bun
5.50
Great Lakes Power common
45c
Jan
*
*
1
Paper
45c
Mar
11 Vac
Mines
1
1.72
14,025
40c
__—5
—
_
Macdonald Mines
5.85
Feb
22c
—.—;
2.19
11c
Vac
High
2.15
,
3,500
93c
1
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
2.15
1.24
Jun
1
Bousquet
Consolidated
Grandines Mines
Low
1
40c
Jun
1.25
6,200
Mines
100,920
44c
..50
——
Shares
27c
Feb
4.55
Macassa
42% Ma>
1.95
1
:—1
common
for Week
12 %C 12 %c
46c
12 Vac
1
Graiiby
Lakes
8,145
1
Graham
Granduc
5.40
1.34
Uranium
preferred
5.25
4.60
Mines
Manltou
5.25
1
Gold-
Goldfiekis
Great
5.00 Feb
Mines
[
Goodyear Tire Canada
4%
400
Mar
37
1,500
i
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
5.60
13c
..
Week's
Last
High
5.60
433
12c
Mines..
Eagle
Golden
Low
41
1
Mines
Uranium
Goldcrest
Gold
High
_*
Gold
Yellowknife
21
Sale Price
40%
:
Prosp
JUNE
Friday
90c
Mine
Giant Mascot
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Ltd
Mines
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
1
Scientific
Giant
40%
1
common
Class A
Geo
of Prices
Low
1%
Motors
FOR
Sales
.
for Week
Jun
Apr
May
70%
Jan
Jun
23% May
!
•
1.16 Mar
;
*
'Howard" Smith
-31
Paper common
L—•
Mining
Ray Mining & Smelting..
nil
>Hngh-Patn. Porcupine
—
»
Hughes; Owens Co class A
Hoyle
;
-
Hudson
Oils
-
...
nii
69 Va
24c
26c
14
14
1.75
>
;
preferred
Indian
'
1.75
1.94
Natural
Gas
_
1
20
...
Mining
1
Powders
Nickel Co
25
Ranwick
•
;•
common
International Petroleum
International
pfd
;
Ltd..
1
Interprovincial
Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Syndicate common
Jack
Waite
Jeanette
Lake
Kirkland
980
Jan
16
10%
7,684
6%
15
14%
15
380
14 %
5.25
5.75
1,245
11%
100
28c
Feb
Apr
3.30 Mar
Feb
61c
65c
75c
12,900
22
22
50
22
81
49%
Feb
Jun
81
25
i
v.
12%
Jun
19 Va
Jun
6.50
Jun
90c
Jan
23%
Apr
a
83
Jan
III
Apr
May
99% 104%
52%
48%
9,117
94%
Feb
1,267
42 Va
Jan
57%
Apr
31c
16,400
26c
Apr
41c
Jan
26 %c
11%
12
529
h
14
Jan
54%
54
53
7,244
47
May
62
May
17
17
17
285
15
i».ay
17
Jun
15
May
15 %
Jun.
,4
i
Feb
5.20
Osu
Lake
Wasa
Feb
1.10
l9%c
1.30 May
Jan
38c
Jan
Jan
28c
Mar
20C
21c
8,600
10 %c
May
New
Concord
Develop
New
Continental
New
Davies
Oil
New
Delhi
New
Goldvue
New
-
14c
10,000
13c
2,025
35c
19,200
8c
14,050
25c
2.35
10,550
...
87c.
3.15
2.20
40c
53c
29c
35,939
..
.
800
10,169
i
5,050
21,900
56c
23C
53C
29
,
,
53c
Jun
22 %c
Apr
53c.,Jun >
9.000
.,
Feb
k';"rl.85 Maf'
19c
Feb
,
Jan
May
Feb
/46c
Jan
90c
Feb
23c
Jan
67c
..
Mar
12 %c May
1.00 Jun
Apr
1.78
23c
:
28c
1
Mar
25c
_50o
Apr
5.05 Mar
;
Jun
2.80
2.25
.
Feb
38c
8c 10%c
2.83
.
;..25Va Mar
13c
8C
Canada
.
.
3.15
Jun
56c
Jan
"2.60
Apr
40c
Jun
70c
May
1 Jun
30c
1.29'Jun
1.11
1.09 ;
1.29
254,375
42c
—
1.49
1.46
1.52
—
13c
13c
16c
8,200
II,550
12c
2.15
2.08
2.20
10,450
13c
12c 13 %C
62,200
30c 35V2c
36,050
16 %c
22c
20c
33c
18,406
I8V2C
Jun
48c
Jan
24c
27c
7,250
19c
Jan
35c
May
12c
13c
26,600
10c
May
25c
Jan
Mines.
Gas
Jan
33c
Dickenson
Mines
New Fortune Mines
New
3.35
59c
35c
.50c
Petroleum.
New
.
.55c
;
of
.
*5.00
4.00 May
..
Harricana
Explorations—
Mines
New
Highridge Mining
New
Hosco Mines
New
Jason Gold
New
Kelore
1
■
1
;
1.22 May
Jun
1.35
Jan
11 %c May
Feb
1.55
24c
2.25
Jun
Jan
Jun
24c
Jan
36c
Jun
52,200
14c
Feb
26c
Jun
Mines
1
39c
39c
45c
34,675
30c
Jan
53c
May
New
Manitoba Gold
1
1.00
90c
1.10
29,300
80c
Mar
New
Minda-Scotia
27c
32c
11,570
27c
Jun
52c
12c
13c
7,750
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
Jun
Newlund
*
Mines
Vic
16
16c
20c
New
Exploration
Mylamaque
Gold
1
Mines
Nickel
1
1
1
Jan
Jan
8c
11%©
9c
10,500
8c
Apr
13c
11c
9c
1
Merger
12c
16,000
11c
Jan
20c
Feb
May
12c
Apr
7%c
7%c
8c
2,700
5c
2.39
2.39
2.47
4,533
1.85
Feb
2.65 May
Mar
Jun
26c
1
3.40
3.40
3.85
7,520
3.35
Apr
5.00
Jan
—1
Mines
Rim
12 %C
1.34
2.35
2.35
2.60
11,600
2.25
Jun
3.35
Jan
22,000
8%c Jun
14 %c
Jan
4,000
15c 16 Vac
•
Ltd
Mines
Nipissing Mines
15c
40c
40c
45c
44,823
40c
Mar
73c
Jan
Nisto
1
8%C
8%c
Jan
1
24c
22c
25c
28,500
Jan
15c
Nor Acme Gold
45c
19,500
25c
Jun
13c
Feb
21c
15 %C
Jan
Noranda
•
49%
49
51
4,158
20,000
47
Feb
57%
Jan
12c
Jan
34c
Apr
8c
Feb
2.50
1.05
80c
7,403
62c
Feb
50c
62c
102,500
47c
May
2.28
2.73
78,030
1.G8
Feb
ioc
31,000
9c
May
20c
14 %
3,335
13
May
17%
4,000
49c
Jan
77c
9c
65c
2.73
May
Jun
May
Jan
1.05
1.30
1.30
Jun
__
2.05
2.15
1,200
Feb
2.80
Jan
67c
75c
5,200
61c
Jan
98c
Jan
13%
2.00
12c
12c
14c
30,800
12c
Jun
26c
Jan
9GC
91c
1.00
18,395
91c
Jun
1.34
Apr
19c
14c
19c
17,225
20c
Jan
19
18%
19
1,030
18
Apr
19%
Jan
•
23
22%
23 %
4,960
18
Feb
24%
Jun
1.20
1.20
1.32
6.700
90'
'an
1.60
1.30
1.25
1.45
11,685
13%c Mar
Feb
1.05
1.85
1.500
10c
Mar
25c
25c
26c
7,500
14c
Jan
39c
7.15
7.15
7.25
12,657
1
16c
IPC
16c
1.000
•
3.55
3.55
3.60
lleoo
*
2.55
2.55
2.55
200
3
19%
19%
19 Va
19
19
19
50
1
1.10
1.00
1.25
54,950
73c
Mar
10 Vac
12c
10,000
10c
Feb
17c
lie
1
Mines
Candy
A
Mines
1
Mines
__
1
Long Lac Gold
26c
•
-
2.24
_•
3.05
12c
815
Jan
3.75
15c
Mar
Feb
3.00
Feb
2.10
17% Mar
Jun
19
Explorations
Hosiery Mills common
Long Island Petroleums
"II
Oils
19% May
20
1.60
3.20
Feb
May
Feb
41%
42
3,435
41
28%
8c
10c
2.00
2.20
300
19c
23c
620.950
6,366
8c
1.60
11c
1.10
1.13
1.10
1.28
34,650
74c
70c
85c
4,000
70c
13C
14c
2.500
13c
;
Jun
1.32
117,776
1.09
Feb
35c
35c
35c
6,075
32c
Feb
65c
Mar
40c
Jun
85c
Jan
Glc
60C
63c
39,989
5.50
5.80
7,580
4.80
3.25
560
2.45
55c
67c
2,984
48c
Mar
1.35
1.55
73,149
99c
Feb
•
—
—
;
*
1956 warrants
Northern Canada Mines
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Util pfd
Mines
12,475
15%
3,392
15%
Ltd
Mines
16%
Jun
16%
Jun
4.60
5.60
1,580
3.20
Feb
6.25
Jun
1.35
Feb
2.10
Jan
800
1,819
77
77
77
5
15c 18 Vac
38 %C
38 Vac
44c
100
•
3.95 May
Gold
•
Oils
15c
Jun
30c
May
18,000
30c
Jan
44c
Jun
7c
Vic
10c
2,500
Jan
11c
Mar
65c
72c
Feb
92c
May
13C
27,600
19,500
50c
9%c
9%c
Jun
23c
11c
Jun
20C
Jan
26c
May
80c
Jan
11c
30c
38,300
2,950
2.67
2.70
12c
30c
11
1
2.80
7,890
Malartic
•
36c
35 c
39c
61,100
Jockey
•
2.00
1.95
2.02
15,975
10
8%
900
Warrants
Preferred
65c
70c
preferred
Ontario Loan & Debenture
8%
9
Ontario Steel Products common
1.49 Mar
Opemiska Copper
1
11%
Orenada
I
37c
1
4 iC
1
41c
Jun
60c
Jan
8%c
8 Vac
1,000
7%c Apr
lie
Jan
Ormsby
Minerals
T.ak-e
Mines
8%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jun
55c
2.40
95c
9%
9%
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
8%
100
8
Mar
25
125
25
May
28
Jan
25%
100
22
Feb
26
May
12%
22,450
34c
38c
198,300
18c
Feb
42 %c
52c
8,400
26C
Jan
69c
45c
May
34,800
27C
Mar
54c
May
-
30c
260
1.90
50c
2.85
11%
•
9.200
,
28c
Jan
25
25
1.70 Mar
Gold
5,800
77c
2.34
Jan
25
8%
20
10
Jan
II,770
Ontario
Club common
83
Jun
8%C
65c
*
Mining
4.50 May
77
O'Leary
35c
Jun
610
Okalta
32c
Jun
16 Va
Jan
Jan
8.50
16%
Jun
B
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
17%
16%
1.60
:
Rare Metals
Class
Jun
41% May
30
Jun
Feb
Mar
Apr
1
Jun
1.67
37
•
2.20
84c
490
4.35
Ogama Rockland
Feb
3.50
2,080
1.55
O'Brien
Gold
5.90 Feb
40
22%
23c
3.70 May
Jan
Jan
7.80
4.15
Obaska Lake Mines
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jun
1.59
7.00
23% May
23c
5.35
4.90
11% Mar
6.95
39%
•
Jun
43%
Apr
26,557
Feb
13 %c
Jun
7.75
5.50
16%
20
Apr
Mar
Jan
6.95
4.90
1
Mines
Mar
Jun
7.00
5.00
13 %c Jan
5.00
A
Nudulama
Jan
65c
7.25
Norvalie
Apr
1.42
50
Preferred
Class
3,125
5.50
—
North Star Oil common
74,841
2.90
4.20
1.18
1
Uranium
Oka
16
•
Jun
9,121
1.23
20c
Ltd
Oil Selections
16
32c
2.58
4.60
•
common-
Class A warrants
Jun
27
J
4.25 May
Northspan
Apr
Apr
760
1
Jan
8 Vac
1
Oils
3.50
980
22c
Jun
22c
8c
4.20
*
Ltd
Rankin
2.85
3,610
8%C
19c
Apr
North
Jan
22%
42
7.50
Jan
Jan
19c
4.30
Warrants
Northland
Jan
22%
,
_
Mining
21c
8 Vac
3.00
Oils
Canadian
Feb
22
1
44.
North
1.85
21%
•
I
page
Northcal
2.20
12c
27%
*
Goldfield
Lynx v»»llowknife Gold Mines.
Norsyncomaque
6,850
27%
1
London
:
Norpax
365,465
22 %
I.IIEo
II
Mining Corp
Oil & Mines Ltd
2.30
22%
30
Mines
1
:
Normctal
1
*
1
1
Mines
Norgold
Norlartic Mines
25c 34 %c
2.24
•
Warrants
Mines
42c
•
pfd
A
B
Preferred
Mines
Jan
1
51c
520
......
.
9c
•
see
Jun
1
Petroleum
Taku
62c
73,800
1
footnotes
.'New Chamberlain
.40o
—
Jah
Jun
v21c
74c
Mines_
New
47c
Apr
103,460
23c
1
Co
Calumet
Jan
Apr
19c
45c
1.05
:
Mining
British Dominion Oil
New
Superior Oils
19 %C
37C
20c
1.35
96c
13%
Gold Mines
Uranium
13c
10,000
:;
—
Senator Rouyn
Jun
1
1st
24,000
Bristol Oils
New
New
Jan
53c
mi
Bay
class
New
New
54c
37,700
45c
1
Petroleum
Cos
16c
6,050
.
38c'
Bidlamaque Gold
Jan
14,500
216,017
62c
1
Lobiaw Groceterias
27 %
13c
Jun
27C
1.35
53C
1
Gold
27.
.13c
l
Apr
21c
1.20
1
Gold
4,700
-
Rouyn
,._1
class
4.25
55c
Athona Mines
New
56c
1
Ltd
Jones
For
9,300
21c
54c
Gold
Lyndhurst
1.65
23c
.150
Mines
Louvicourt
1.55
Mines
Secord
4.00
Labine: Uranium
Newnorth
77c
Mines
Lamaque Gold
100
4.00
A.
Jun
Jun
36C
4.05
.
:»
15 Vac
Mines
&
1.55
16c
Shore
—25c
Jan
Jun
12 %
63c
Jan
33c
'84c
..11%
..
Feb
Apr
Mining
Lake
Lorado
■
5.25
22
10%
24%
Jan
0%
■
•
10%
68c
7-6% Jan
2.60
Mines
Lake Lingman
Lomega
125
Feb
'
Apr
13,100
Mining & Exploration
Dufault
Class
4
49
Jun
'
22'
67c
Cinch
Loblaw
42%
4.75
—-i
Townsite
Labrador
Little
24%
-
3,329
10%
22
115'
4.25
Mines
(John)
Lexindin
4.50'
10%
*
1
Gold
Hudson
Liberal
4.40
---•
4.60
Copper
Lencourt
4.30
42%
9%
10%
21c .22 %b
Alger Mines
Jan
Minerals
Leltch
Jun
,i
.260
33c
27
New
Jun
2.20
Mines
Kirkland
Lawson
,,
42%
Jan
,
640
.
....
4.05
14c
New
Jan
51
Mar
Feb
-
Kirkland
Laura
24c
32%
Apr
-
47%
1.01
Warrants
Luz
42%'
1
«
Gold
Kerr-Addison
La
lit
23
11
4,800
11
10%
35c:
;
New
.
1
Jupiter Oils
Lake
25
5,797
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums—.l—
Lake
5,252
51
16,100
Jowsey
Lake
48,300
31%
51
1.42
—1
...
Mines
Labatfc
!12c 15 Vac
30i%
-
V.? 10
4.05
—
Mines
Nesbitt
Jan
Jun
15%
-
Mines
Kilembe
6%
5%
;
10%
\NeHo Mines
Apr
"1,180
Neaion
May
15
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
Kerr
12%
1.19
Mines
Kenville
CO
Mar
1.20
(1939)
Gold
Jonsmith
507/b Mar
11
15V4
mil
Minerals
Mines
Joburke
8,454
2.873
6
1.25
;
Corp
Exploration
Jaye
59
12 Vo
1
*
Mining..
Mining
Jellico
55
1
Ltd
Products
Jacobus
Feb
25c
A
Irish Copper Mines Ltd;
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope
68
11%
*
_5
;__25c
"Investors
May
'
13% Jun
48c
10%
—,
National Steel Car
Jan
65
Feb
11%.
cl A 4^ pfd—100
Milling
■International
Class
•
*
—10
common
International Bronze
•
53
46% Mar
—1
-
National Explorations Ltd
National Hosiery Mills class B
National Petroleum-:
Apr
55%.
50
i
.International
50
31
Warrants
Inspiration
54
2.20
Jun
9
12C
preferred
—;
; Inglis
(John) & Co
.Ingram & Bell preferred-—
Inland
Cement Co preferred
Preferred
600
1
$2 %
Inland
582
13 Va
50
:
———
*
55
13
common.*
Gold
Lake
Apr
1.75
20,500
Mines
National Drug & Chemical oommon. —5
Preferred
•
—5
it."
Jan
16
54 Va
4.80%
.Industrial Accept Corp Ltd
5%'S preferred
46c
Jun
5%
Imperial Tobaeco of Canada ordinary_5
C%
Jun
13
1
i
*7.00 Jan
86% Apr
14
125
•
54
'•
10
•
Jan
41
■r
Jun
24c
-7,000
14
55
10
Imperial Invest class A
Imperial Life Assurance
'Imperial Oil
Jun
Feb
4.65
63
3,080
:
[imperial Bank'
30%
15,760 1
1
'
—
Humber
6.10
64
r
24c
685
31 %
5.50
5.80'
64%-
33c
49c
9.35
Feb
15
Apr
Jun
43
44
T*ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June. 24, 1957.
'■
(2952)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
of Prices
Shares
Low
—
Oil
Peruvian
Gold of
3
Uranium
Oils
Ponder
Powell
*
-..i.
East
Preaton
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
7'Ac
8,600
7c
Mar
83c
94c
30,956
54c
Jan
4.80
400
4% May
75c
80c
12,250
55c
Apr
21c
13,230
18c
Feb
15
16'a
9.560
9
Feb
10c
•
6
95c
Class
Jan
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
4,435
13%
Jun
18
May
Trans
Canada
75
23 %
Apr
26'A
Jun
Trans
Empire Oils.
3.70
35,475
Jan
3.90
Apr
Trans
Mountain Oil Pipe Line——I—_*
88C
651.845
Jun
Transcontinental Resources
69c
1
11%
--
1.80
1.90
99c
78,900
1.52
1.59
7,670
41
25
90c
1.26
1.50
10c
lie
1140
Apr
Jun
7c
12%
1,075
70c
10,200
Jan
55c
43'A
38%
90c
10% May
2,475
16,700
81%
Apr
Jun
64c
80
1.83
Jan
1.20
42'A
76c
Jan
39%
43,000
11%
1.50
475
Mar
Feb
42
Ultra
Union
2nd
Union
13'A
Jan
75c
Jan
46%
Jan
13c
,
,
United
Ray rock Mines
United Estella
30,100
7c
25,025
1.10
May
1.70
Jun
4,610
6.75
Jan
8.80
Apr
0.35
2.30
6.35
7.00
7,050
6.00
Jun
8.35 Mar
2.30
2.50
1,750
2.30
Jun
3.95 Mar
Renabie
1.60
1.68
8,000
1.16
Feb
1.75 May
United
3.35
11c
3.30
3.55
41,045
1.70 Mar
3.75
Apr
United
Steel
10c
lie
13,000
10c
Jun
18c
Jan
Universal
28c
1.08
70c
12c
28c
29C
5,031
25'Ac
Jun
33c
29,205
1.01
Jun
2.34
1.20
1.01
75c
10,100
6ac
May
12c
13c
51.500
11c
Jan
8.25
3,960
65c
8.00 Feb
8.05
8.00
39'Ac
1.90
19c
37c
45c
12,600
1.95
2.05
15,910
19c
800
12'A
12'A
13'A
4,995
10'A
10'A
625
19c
35c
Jun
Feb
1.79
Fuel
United
Class
United
Rio
Robertson
Mfg
1.51
11'Ac
13c
6,750
1.41
1.50
1,200
1.45
1.45
100
Rock win
Rocky
Roe
1,35 Feb
11c
Jun
1.41
Jun
1.25 May
8t
class
Corp
pfd_.
A
A
37c
Jan
Jan
Amulet
Uranium
Mines
Wespac
Petroleums
Sand
River
Gold
11,000
50c
15'A
100
15
Mar
18
Mar
20
18
108
23c
77,600
16c
1.23
1.11
1.38
255,542
21c
Apr
77c
66,647
50c
Mar
72c
22%
2.50
Feb
18
74%
34
West
67c
22%
75c
Jan
Western
15%
Jun
24'A
Jan
Cement
13% Feb
5,260
Jan
15c
Feb
9c
Jan
25c
May
64
Mar
77
74'A
76%
1,960
93%
3
1.20
1.20
23'Ac
27c
8,800
51c
51c
55c
3,133
50c
179,680:
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1.35
70c
46c
58 c
709,830
1.49
1.66
22,000
61'A
65
240
60
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80
15'A
15'A
15'A
300
14%
Feb
15%
2.10 Jan
3.60
Sllverwood
Yale
.
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Van
Souris
2,800
31.501
5,525
28'A
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2,285
22
1,210
195
21
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4.100
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65c
34c
620
70c
501,945
37c
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Sullivan
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Sunburst
II
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I
York Knitting class
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commonl
11
°
5%
-
~
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16c
May
Jan
May
8
Mar
Jan
60c
Jun
Gold
34
42c
.
,
Jan
Mar
43
60c
Feb
10c
Jan
24 %
740
70
71%
15,736
60
8'Ac
14,500
7 %c Mar
11c
20%
21%
16,280
17%
50
97%
5
30c
39c
11c 11 %c
Jun
5.05 Mar
•
~
23 % May
Canadian Bronze
Jun
1.55
Feb
Feb
34c
May
26%
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Taylor
Pearson
Texas
Calgary
1
Jan
73% May
May
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3.90
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57,880
13,271
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84 Mar
28c
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,
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10% Jan
3"%
1%
25c
Jan
"
900
1.10
5,760
11,300
10c
20c
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Feb
May
3°% Mav
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2.80 Jan
A
11% Jun
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13,000
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10% May
246,000
1.48
26c
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11" 11%
1.40
'
May
2.90
Jun
Feb
10c
2,000
9%c
17%
:
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93% Mar
Jun
8.9
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16%
20c
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2,840
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1.35
6.50 Jan
7
1.00 Jan
27%
-
-
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5.00 Mar
26%
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2,300
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26
27 %'
,
1.85
46c
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6.00
2.25
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37c
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31c
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42c
6c
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10%c
Feb
23c
Jan
40c
Apr
1,000
34c
"40c
300
Apr
22,333
26,300
8c
30c
"
1.93
1.35 Mar
8,220
I.70'f 1.70
'
•
33c
Jan
75c
..
Mar
Section
•
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;
Mar
59c
Jan
Minnesota
18,600
9'Ac
Jan
15c
Feb
Niagara
4.10
Jan
Ogilvie
4%
1.35
2.75
21
8,117
17
50
96
16,500
4.0G
575
1.72
54,800
38
38%
270
6 %c
May
Feb
Jan
May
9
Jun
Pend
3.90
5.00
Mar
21%
an
3.50 May
1.10
45c
Feb
May
Jan
,
37% May
&
II
Oreille
30
214
19% "
19%
19%
1,261
3.55
8,760
3.50
:
32''4
35%
3,340
•
29c
29c
34c
14,400
;
I*
26%
26%
27
2,317
' *
65
65
65
100
♦
21%
•
.
Linoleum
28%
_
Gold Mines
I
Gen
Inv
Gold
Corp_:
41% Mar
Mar
"
3.10 May
Jan
36
4.10 May
52
Apr
Jun
7.00
Jan
32%
Jun
39%
Jan
20r
Jan
50c
3.40
Apr
19%
Jan
27% May
51
Jan
68
28
Mar
May
30%
Feb
37%
Jan
90
May
Feb
103%
Jan
400
29%
29%
29'A
20
: -44
44
75
•
32
32
135
"1
| 31%
4.00
3.95
4.05
3,255
2.60
52%
52%
53'A
6
6
6
400
65c
74c
5,150
33
33
360
;
May
22
419
33
20
15% Mar
Feb
1,575
65c
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31% May
Feb
90
l
Jan
'
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16%
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a
No par
value.'
t
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year's
T
9c
May
II,650
35c
Jari
—0
2.06
3.35
135,405
1.55
Jan
3.35
Jun
e
3.60
6,900
3.00
Feb
4.90
Jan
f Flat price.
77c
90c
99,500
Jan
r
Feb
28
47%
.
May
"70
Jun
64'A Mar
93% May
2 8'A
34
Feb
Apr
Mar
46
Jan
30% Mar
38
May
40
3.95
Jun
100
,2.50
May
890
49
Apr
5%
54c
Apr
Mar
23%
Jan
5.20
Apr
3.40
Jan
59
Jan
6% May
89c
May
33
Jan
50c
5Cc
20'A
29%
65
I__~I~~*
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25% May
Jun
50
100
»
;
Jan
17%
705
61
2.50
Apr
21
1,040
2.60
;
1
4.50
Jun
22
99'A
61
Apr
Mar
28%
32%
87%
100
5
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•
9%
an
21 %
30%
1
7 50
Paper
3.80
Jan
1?
Feb
100
30%
33
Consolidated
45c
9
25
100
Zellers
Jun
1,330
17%
29%
Apr
1.75
23%
17%
Mines
Canadian
5.50
415
100
Bros
Third
Yukon
4.00
3.40
Weaving
Price
Apr
3.90
Jan
35
14% Mar,
48%
common
Jun
Apr
750
28%
«
,
10%
15%
30%
Ii
.
39%
29%
7
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
31%
548
.
48
Ontario
Wire
Flour
17%
*
•
15%
1,330
6
4% May
22%
v
♦
common
120
8%
31%
High
Low
~?I;l 50
5%
8%
4.00
_*
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
30%
15?i
*.
_
32%: 32 %
«
AL
Jun
99
8%
-
for Week
,
3.40
Pato Consolidated
12c
32%
A-I-II*
Loblaw Inc
30c
35c
Range
Sales
~
Week's
of Prices
Loio
5
Paper
International Utilities
27,900
2.75 May
Funds
(.ant »
Par
International
Feb
572 *
'
7.5
common
Oilcloth
Jan
7%c
15c
105
1.60
Dupont Co Canada 1956—I™;
Gaspe Copper Mines-
44%
98%
12C
17, GOO
common
Dominion Glass
3.30
*
Mines.
25
"15,426
1.05
'"'- 2.05
2.10
5
9
1*c
—
common.
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
2.65
5»/4
Dominion Bridge
99
1.60
9t>i/
189
33%
1.50
Paper
Oil.
•
42'A May
97'A Mar
3.90
%
3,235
33"
,-*0%c
Canadian General Investments
'
common
Mines
14.895
: '
95c
* 2.56
-
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Vinegars
Dalhousie
(
20
T
2.56
'
10c
-
Canadian Industries
23% May
42'A
97-%
3.20
6'Ac
*
"
IIIIIIl
Gold
Canada
Mar
Jan
27c
78c
98,000
800
Feb
Corp
J Canada & Dominion
,,
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11'A
131,209
1,170
Jun
Apr
26
15,000
■
26
.' 26
26
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Corp
30c
55%.May
26c
3,855
Jun
1.98
18%
1.93
17%17%
1.53
Anglo Canadian Pulp <fe Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Bulolo
Feb
21c
98%
100
%oc
Gold
Industries
Tandem
National
Apr
1.55
8%
17c
Feb
203,725
'
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>
A
Andian
48 %
21c
3.50
Jan
1.12
ll '
s
Brown Co
1.45
5.00
9'Ac
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13c
1.78
1.85
17
49c
t 10c
10c
'
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Jan
8,300
8
haaj
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15c
3.75
3.10
ci^c
5
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Jun
3.20
4.35
oail
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1
Jan
42'A
*
1U72C
Canadian
20'A May
24
•
42c
Jan
7'Ac
3
Petroleum
Jan
43c
•
;
Consolidated
Warrants
Anr
Jan
1,200
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Apr
Ordinary
4 70
2.75 Mar
35c
4
5.00
2,960
Feb
A 54c
•
Zulapa .Mining
Jun
a
Jun
72
18'A Mar
81c
Feb
1
3.25
•
82
eb
Jun
Jun
"22c
117,910
1
Feb
•
I,800
7,470
12%
20c
a—--d.-
3.50
41c
"67%
200
35c
\
A
3.25
3.10
A': 13% Jan:;'
7% May
3,013
3,500
L
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41c
May
5.00 Jun
17,000
J
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Jan
38c
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2.95
4.10
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80c
-
,
<
100
Coast Copper
1
Feb
Jan
37c'
20c
Canadian
1
Exploration
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2.00 Mar
24c 25%c
*
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vfp
50c
3,269
•
24c'
3.75
-
—
*
Mines
Jun
1
Jun
Jan
24c
1
Oil
Apr
01
1.30
29c
37c
*
Zinc
Bear
6.40
1
Contact
Tamblyn
&
Jan
97TZ
7.90
22c
1.48
3 15
20
13%
95c
1
4<0
zz
79
13%
r
—
11.635
*
76'A
lA
23'Ac
5
:
,
41
1
•
_
1
,
5.10
99*
Jun
Jun
•
'
40
f x%
7.75
76%
1
—
4.70
*
Miues
5,350
~
.
Apr
Jun
47
10'A
4.10
17c
-
Jan
1.65
1
1—1
Canuck
Jan
63c
Jan
45
20c
10
3.90
18'Ac May
1.03
9'Ac May
45
3.95
7.75
Indus class A
(John)
Jun
Jan
66c
3.00
4,834
1
A—I—
41
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Cons
9'Ac
11,700
1
ciass
4 70
•
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Sylvanite
35'Ac Jun
51
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HH
River
45
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f
Iron
9'Ac
78c
•
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Sterling Trusts
Steinberg Pref
Inlet
Jun
9
c
72c
1
«
Mines
Canada
Switson
Jan
65c
11
91/
73c
Ltd
•
Corp
Steeloy Mining
Sun
9c
5,655
840
23c
44%
Jun
1
~l
Materials
Bios
Supertest
46,300
667
"%
Nickel
Stedman
Superior
14c
5%
9,600
13-*,b /0
Jun
Jan
49c
4.50
May
1.00
Jan
5%
32% Mar
16,363
1.63
May
22
1,746
•
Uranium
Sturgeon
23
10
4.50
10c
85c
Jan
Apr
65c
6,150
Jan
166.951
1.70
3
25,100
1.65
20c
1.13
17c
1.60
>
May
Jun
10c
88c
13c
44%
40%
May
1.35 Mar
8.10
15
20'A
46c
84c
?
Jun
29%
18%
g8c
1,000
4.40 May
Jail
20%
3,000
5%
65c
-
1
•
1
Zenmac Metal
Jun
44%
Feb
9%
•
'
Oils
Mines
Rock
24%
18%
I—IIII.IIIl
Oils
&
Starratt
of
Jun
9% Mar
10
*
Services
&
Uranium
Warrants
Oil
Jun
5.80
183^
50
Oil
Paving
Stanwell
21'A
61c
12c
'
Leaseliolds
Asbestos
preferred
Mines
Stanrock
21
20V8
May
G5c
II
•
"
Air
nc
•
Stanleigh
Steep
70c
6.10
14%
1
Union
Stadacona
Steel
61c
5.80
14%
•
Roi
Valley
Standard
96
101
41
•
Southam
Spartan
8pooner
Feb
90% Mar
100
1
Ltd
Ltd
Southern
80
100
5.30
1
Manufacturing
Somerville
421
41
14%
500
A
.
92
•
,
Jun
101
5
11c
-,21
Jan
17c
"
Jun
41
•
class
3.95
6.45
91
2,800
_1
Petrolfeum
Grocers
1 Yellowknife
Jun
Feb
100
250
66c
'
Jan
3.60 Jan
91
50c
Mines
2.50
,
May
26%
Jun
1.82
101
.•
Dailies
Mines
71,430
162,386
142,873
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
3.60
27
5'A
'•
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Jan
3.10
Feb
26
65c
—
1.13
19c
; Woodward Ltd class A
Jan
3.35
May
Feb
'
Jan
1.50
,
18
—
—
Woodgreen Copper
Mar
Jan
Apr
Warrants
.Wood
Jun
40c
68c
1.27 Jan
14%
2
—
.Windward Gold Mines
.Winnipeg & Central Gas
Jan
Mar
Jun
13c
1,431
40%
Wiltsey Coghlan .A
Jun
18%
98
May
20c
45c
15%
750, DiiO
16%
Mar
15
900
13
15% May
93% Jun
Jan
28c
Jan
200
1.73
11c
1.00
Jun
12%
Jan
750
1
Class B
.
Jun
38
6.40
172,246
22c
23'A
Jan
Jun
12c
1.00
Jan
10% Feb
3.75
Mines
Feb
3.75
'(Willroy Mines '
16
6.45
Mining
20c
12c
50
27
23'Ac
20%
Sliver Standard
"7.15 May
24% May
■
,r
3.35
__
1,375
280
GOO
trust
Sllanco
si-?'.
3.50
11 %
555
4,595
25
Silver-Miller
May
3.95
I—- v 10%
1
1,70
-1.55
19,302
16'A
<
Warrants
11 Va
3.55
common
Feb
3.95
—
May
37'A
1
Breweries
Voting
Feb
3,200
.
89
22'/a
4.85
Preferred
Sicks
May
6.65 May
24c
4.55
58
62
89
20
3.55
common
86
Jun
19c
1
34
6.35
Gordon
Horsey
Jan
5.40
19,555
31,735
Preferred
11'A
50
Creek Gold
Sherritt
Shlrriff
62%
2,497
79
,
5.80
8% May
May
; Western Naco petroleum—
.Weston (Geo) class A
25% May
9c
16%
Shawinigan Waters Power common..'
Sheep
77%
5.60
20'Ac
'
Jan
11,875
A
Class A common
Jun
6% May
Feb
60
-
Breweries
Warrants
.Western
1j00
41,800
50c
.Class A preferred
93e
7
65
Mines
Western Decalta
1.82 May
13c
16
1
Ltd
Feb
3.85 Jan
Jan
Copper-
Canada
Western
20c
16
•
Rainbow Oils
26c
160 '
200
Apr
Products
Mar
,
Scurry
286,929
**
Jan
35c
18c
16
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Jan
56
Nickel
Malartic
.Westeel
61'A
Saskatchewan
33c.
39
West Maygill Gas OiU,
Jan
.
16
•
Bridge
Feb
12'Ac Jan
'
Jun
11c
18c
Debentures
Barnia
20c
*
1.00 May
58c
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
11,000
80
(Canada) Ltd
Pyrite
Lake
23c
18c
& Knapp,
Werner
Apr
19c
Webb
Weedon
55c
1.25 May
1
:
Apr
May
9.00
110
.Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Feb
55c
95
Ltd
Antonio Gold
34c
6,500
•
Jan
12c
•
Gas
Michael
32
Jun
May
62
-
Mines
May
14,000
1
Maurice
St
San
Apr
Feb
6.95
21c
3,195
Apr
3.35 May
145
:58
Oils
1.90
28,777
„
8t
3.25
Feb
Feb
17
10,900
26,190
1
Mines—
2.05
23c
69,525
j*
*
93c
6'A
8'A
24c
.
2.00
104
14c
Wainwright Producers & Ref
Jun
1.90
15c
20
common
Jan
7,160
V';:t ..VI-:
Apr
70c
•
Cement class
Lawrence
5%
1.20
32,890
119
25c
27
7.70
29c
13c
—-A.—:
1__
.Winchester Larder
8fc Lawrence
5,700
3.20
—
—
Vulcan
1.05
2.50
25
Industries
2.45
14c
Explorations Ltd
...
Waterous Equipment
60c
10
Preferred
2.14
2,60
111%
25
Walker G & W
2.10
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Feb
1
—
1.49 Mar
13'Ac
50c
•
1
Mines,
Feb
Jun
15
1.35
14c
1
Oils
Russell
May
1
Consol
Roxana
55c
Jun
Mar
00c
15'A
Consol
Violamac
Apr
2.20
*
Can Ltd
V)
(A
Rowan
1.41
—*
Ltd
23c
42%
5.50 Mar
_1
Rights
Vico Explorations
Apr
1
Mines
Pete
Feb
19'A Jan
•
Feb
2.87
1
-
12c
320
i
Jan
80c
1
common
Mines
2,0oJ,
Jun
3.955
*
Jan
70c
11 'Ac
preferred
(1
Roche
May
24
1
Ventures Ltd
11%
Jun
90c
25,035
Uranium
Athabasca
Rix
May
31
6.50
Mines—
Vandoo
19
21,500
1.61
.
30
Fell
50
pfd
A—,.
Products
Canada
Jan
27c
13.500
1.51
i
36%
ijeo
22%
•20
23'A
Corp
Mar
1
i
Jan
32
loO
150
24
•
1.25
Jun
92c
—1
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Mar
6.50
Hill____
Keno
28c
10% Mar
May
10'A
1.23
13,520
class A
Inv
preferred—-
Vanadium Alloys
12
90c
62c
B
Jan
15c
96c
90c
55c
Uranium
Rexspar
20
May
1
Richwell
Jan
Jun
87%
5.80
22c
1
Oils
55c
Mines
143
49
I77s
-
24c
6.65
United Montauban
1.00
—_—-—1
Macdonald
Feb
42% May
350
Apr
81c
6'/e
8%
Mines ——a—
9c
1
1
;
....
Explorations Ltd.....
Reef
Reeves
2,057
Jun
83c
6%
8'A
-
—
1.70
*
Mining Co Ltd
Rare Earth
47c
36%
—
Ltd class E____
Corps
8.10
7c
1
Mines
May
84 %
24%
6.95
24c
—M
Corp
1.40
—*
Ltd—:
Mines
34c
1,000
Jan
35
-—78%
Canada
United Asbestos
,Waite
Uranium
May
2,400
7.65
—
7.75
1.45
7.75
1
1
1
1
—1
*
—1
*
...
Quinte Milk class A
Radiore
of
Gas
Rights
Mining
Union
Jan
—
preferred
Jun
81%
Apr
Acceptance common
Jun
1.00
Jan
63c
41%
-1
*
Shawkey■Mines
Jan
Jan
1.66
Jan
Jan
84%
•
1
*
A-—:
Jail
19c
-
Jan
1.50 May
50c
v
—-*
—
Pipeline—
Oil,.
:
Trinity Chibougamau
Triad
15c
55
Ltd____—1
—;
*
36c
40%
2.15
2.60
112
25c
25
Explorations
Prairie
Trans
2.25 May
90c
7,000
88c
Jan
Jun
1.20
90c
26,719
1.26
Jan
27c
8,900
90c
2,30
High
2.25
May
84%
—
14'A
;
/;
May
16c
1J.300
12%c 12%c
—41
100
26'A
1
...
—•
——
•
*
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical __—
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Rainville
preferred
44A'A
Jun
—
—1
Towagmac Exploration
Finance class A.
Traders
26 %c May
Upper
Quebec
29%
1——
3.50
43'A
80c
31
*
Ascot Copper
Chibougainau Gold
Copper Corp
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Quebec
*
*
Works common—
A
Low
8,200
80c
43,767-
8,)c
18c 22 %c
57c
o2c34c
37c
44%
» 43
17% 17%
36 36%
28'A
30
29 29%
44%
—-*
13'A
1.07
1.30
10'Ac
—.——
.
Bank
Range Sirce Jau. 1
High
82c
17%
36%
Toronto lion
Jan
—
General Trusts^—.——:—20
Toronto
Jan
1.28 May
16%
i.—_1
—-10
Elevators
■
41
—-——-1
•*
Warrants
Jun
13c
Silver
Jan
74c
*
_
Mines
Torbrit
Apr
l'jc
68c
1-52
—
Prospectors Airways —,
Provo Gas Producers Ltd.j
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Jan
Tombill Gold Mines
Shares
82c '.
1
—
-—
3.05
77c
1.80
30c
...—.
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
21c
8%c. Apr
Mines
26'A
.—1
——1
Dome
19,500
Tiara
May
57c
15
1
-*
—
302,650
Feb
•
Thompson-Lundmark
Jun
for Week
Low
rar
May
143
42c
20c
—*
Gold
Rouyn
Corp
Premier Border Gold—
President Electric
74c
10c 10'Ac
50c
13%
-2—
Power
2,250
48c
Jan
75c
——•——
....
50c
100
20c
1
—
——..——
River
Powell
—:
1—
C
Development
Placer
b82
7c
1
*
1
*
•
1
Minerals
&
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Photo
Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.,
Pitch-Ore
137
—:
Petrol Oil & Gas
Pioneer
130
4.75
——.—®
Gas & Oil preferred
2
Gold Mines..
—-—
1
Perron
34%
85c
——1
1.25
Gas
Pembina Pipeline new com
Penmans common
Pernio
Feb
48c
——•—1
———
Nat
River
Ltd...
Mines
Uiunium
Paymaster Consol
Peace
16c
16%
53c
10'Ac
1
1
*
1
Mines..
Amalgamated
Parker Drilling
Pater
Feb
27,695
132
1
...—
M'nes
Pardee
9c
31'A
———•—*
.10c
—
Parbec
38.500
S-alea
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
32'A
*
Mines
Paramaque
Low
High
Week's
of Prices
Friday
f
STOCKS
14c 15%c
14c
—1
—
Hersey Tubes.
Pamour
Porcupine
Pan
Western
Oils
21
Range Since Jan. 1
30'A
}
Petroleum
Pacific
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
Par
Page
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Pacific Eastern
FOR
i
Week's
Last
Friday
STOCKS
16c
Mar
range):
55c
May
d Deferred
10
98c
delivery sale
ii}year's range),
Apr
(not included
Selling ex-interest,
Cash sale (not included In
year's range).
CANADIAN
unlisted trading privileges,
wi When issued,
x
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
wd When delivered,
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Jun
Volume
V
1
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Number 5649
185
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
v Tile following bid and asked quotations
not represent
-
for
or
actual transactions. They
Aero vol
Corp
Products
Bid
1
—
Inc
American Barge
'
s,n
4
Par
High
5%
Voltage Engineering
345a
36%
Hoover
5
Co
Co
33
40 7 it
Hudson
32%
Class
1
29 3
v
Co
wide national distribution.
a
mass
A
commoD
41%
2
55%
58:>i
Hycon
__1
26%
28%
American
Pipe Ac Const Co
Research
Develop..—1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
27%
19
20%
14%
13%
/Arden Farms Co common..—1
Partic preferred
—*
45 %,
5
25%
16 %
1.7%
-.5
19%
20%
Art Metal Construction Co„i_i._10
33%,
35%
35%
38%
Public
Service
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Associated
Oil-&
Co
Gas
Spring
Gas
10
Corp
Inc
Products
Aztec
Co
Power
Bates
->
Mfg
Bauseh
Bell
Co
Lomb
Ac
Ac
Gosselt
Co
■
J.--.
Southwest
4%
1
Textbook
Speer
14
Co
Staley
112
5
11
1174
23-%
Jervis Corp
j
12.%
Jessop Steel Co
1
Beryllium Corp :.—
22%;'
Black, Sivalls & Brysop Inc com 1
Botany- Mills Inc_
1
31%
Inc
$1320
preferred
fc
Buckeye Steel; Castings
19 %
24%
Burndy Corp
Wat;As
' t-i»
Ca.
-..r-.i.
,wv>. J*-'
28
Le Cuno Oil Corp
&
Gas
Co
111
Ac
Gas
Co—. 10
Gas
3'/a
Co..
30
—5
Co
Power
Lithium
Lone
r
6%;
Ludlow
14%
39
-
i9... r
21
30
32 V\
Central
20%
22%:
Telephone Co
..10,.;
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp..-x__6
Chattanooga
—
Co
Gas
l-
::
4%
.
.
5%
Corp
Maxson
(W
L)
Corp
.
>,
cl 'A—3374c'
Util Co com
Common class B
"Mntnn
16%
Colonial
Stores
21%%
22%
2%
Inc-
21%'
.
20
__..l
common
11%:
20-
.:4; Coastal Gas PhodL—'
woiinis Radio Co A com.-J—_•_!
B
8%
iQUi
S';
Class
17% 1
1
7%
.-1
...
17%;
16%;
—33%c
Machine Co
24%f
67
20%
2*
31%
34%
;4 Ct-mmonweakli Gas Corp.....11
Milling
_a
Elev Co.__l'
Coloraao Oil & Gas Corp com—3
'•
Ac
*1.25 conv-preferred
6%
77i«
LA;—c
5%
Connecticut
Light & Power Co.*
Continental Transp Lines Inc._l
17%
18%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—J
14%
Cross
Comoany
Ltd
Common
:
36%
__5
com
57
60%
8
87B
8%
9%
_———.1
Oil
Deliu-Taylor
Corp.—
.
1
15
1774
Detroit Harvester
Co
1
Bridge Co__T_l
Detroit Internat
•; .<<•
Donnelley
Bush
Dunham
Inc.
East Tennessee
31 %
10%
11%
2
16
'
■>
;
Electrolux
-.
El
■
9%
19 "4
20%
32
1
21%
7%
52%
Emhart Mfg Co J.
Empire
Oil
State
Co
—
Equity Oil Co.—__
Foods
Fairmont
Co
Fluor
Ft
Frito
247«
55%
59
1
13%
14%
1—Z'n
22%
24%
21
22%
53
56%
28
30%
—
Ltd
Mach Corp_2
1
Co
Corrugated
Controls
Crude
American
Co
Oil
Northwest
Oklahoma
Hagan Chemicals
Haloid
--•x.
-
Class
A>
B
Hasluslite
Co
(N
J)
5
24%
3474
(Phila)
10
101
23%
10
37
Manufacturer* Tr Go (K Y)__10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
2674
Cleve..16
of
37 y4
Free port
Y)
(N
8
25%
;.
39Tb
-
-
40%
41%
19Tb-
2174
Mellon Natl Bk* Tr Co
Mercantile Tr Co
28
55
59M,
46%
43%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
40
A3%
Morgan (J P) Ac Co Qf Y)—100
330
347b
37
61
65%
Natl
Exch
Corn
Citizens
of
Bk
(N
Southern
&
Bank
Bk
37
40%
5
Y)
National
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
23 %
25%
50c
13%
14%
1
974
10
15
16%
(N
Co
Trust
50
Y)
62
81
85%
36
38%
Co
Bank
Ac
Trust
Plains
N
31%
Y)
25%
5
Trust
Co
50
10
36
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk Ac Tr Co.10
48
51%
Fidellty-Phlla Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
76%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
National
774
874
17
Bk
30%
42
44%
35%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—28
135
217)
Rockland-Atlss
31%
127a
10
33Tb
36%
77%
81%
17Tb
19%
Rye National
Louis
St
66
70%
59
63
61%
64 %
Second
407)
31%
5
27
2874
•
27 7«
61
65
28
31%
45
57 b
6 74
Bk_15
45%
64%
67 y8
York—10
41%
18
Hartford
25%
Hudson
38
Ac Sav Bk
Natl
(Chi)—100
Bk Ac Tr
County
Natl
32%
10
44
47%
28
Bank
of
Albany
Bk Al Tr
Natl
37
40%
18%
20%
974
10%
Co
Y)
Co
430
Co—10
Trade
Bk
At
Tr
Trust
Tr
48
43%
Exch
(N Y)
of New
;
30
48%
20
Mass)
Y).
(N
Sterling
2974
2
Corn
75%
10
(N
Girard
Guaranty Trust Co
71
20
State
18
10%
9%
20
Co
9
Natl Bk at Phila
ton
(Franklin
Bk
Y)__
2
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
-127b
Security Natl Bk (A Bunting-
43%
28
Trust
Union
(Boston,
10
Rochelle
Bank (N Y)
Second Bank-State Street Trust
25
12%
Harris
58%
,,
10
(N Y)„20
Bank
55%
of
Boston
323
Louis—20
97b
Hanover
Bank
52%
167 b
4
Natl
Royal Bank of Canada
6874
49
Dallas
of
of
Trust
Bank
(Phila)
Royal State Bk of Mew York—5
33%
6574
St
N
37 yB
3474
20
34 %
28
(Jersey City)—25
Natl
■i
16
10
10
Tradesmen's
Trust
City Bank
Square
23 3
57%
14 Tb
33%
Pennsylvania Banking
Ac Trust Co (Phila)
—10
First Westchester Natl Bank
Franklin
205
54
20
First
3374
196
464 ?.
31
Paterson
247b
7oy*
440
Ac
Nat'l Bank Trust Co
31%
25
44%
(Chicago )_100
Provident
35%
Bk
New
Co
73%
33
Natl
Bk
Tr
(N Y)
62%
10
First
Natl
Trust Co
807b
313
Bank
of
York
12 Vb
(Boston) .100
58%
100
Natl
of
Newark
69
(Atlantal.lO
Chicago
First
2274
1
49%
37%
73%
of
10
First Natl Bank of Boston
of
58
34
Bk
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
674
First
2974
54
28
10
N J)
First Natl Bk
27
(Hackensack N J).
First Camden Natl Bk Ac Tr
4174
i
v:
7.50
46 Tb
30%
13%
Tb
i-
Peoples First Natl Bk At Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
387)
28
(Camden
657b
42%
State
Northern
26%
187
(Newark
J)
73%
157)
178
Federation Bk Ac Tr Co (N Y)_l0
Co
21
Bank¬
(N J)
New Eng Trust Co
New
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
N
56
19Tb
61,
.
16
Ac
Y)
344
537b
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12 7b
87%
29
(White
38%
3
84
10
Co
N
Essex
A
;
Natl
337b
(Paterson N J)
County
(Albany
Newark
ing Co
Ac Trust Co
Bank
Westchester.8
Commerce Bank
Trust
Natl
Trust
(Chicago)
County
>
25
r
12%
,
Bank of
118
-112
10
City Bank (Cleve)
National
57%
of N J.25
111
of Detroit.
Bank
National
244
230
Connecticut Bank Ac Tr Co_12Tb
Continental
(Pgh) 28
(St Louis)
National
Cleveland Trust Co
69
.
National
Commercial State Bank As
Federal
l
10
Co
of
New
Union
458
29
57%
Union
187b
1574
16%
23'a
20
21%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
34
37%
Y)—10
Jersey
2Tb
Commerce—
United
Tr
Co
10
of
States
Maryland—10
Trust
41
44
43 Tb
46%
22
24%
Co—
Industrial Natl Bk of
22%
Bank of
(N
(Cleveland)
31 '/a
52
Bank
17
Mexico
10c
8%
1
9%
22 7«
2474
1
297)
Rare Metals Corp of America..1
Relchhold
Chemicals
1
8%
23
2
3574
15%
167',
1
7 %
87 b
•
9%
10%
6%
As Controls—l
39%
42 74
25c
4%
58%
5
5
•
63
3574
United
33 Vs
35%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Axis).5
10
States Tr Co
1
22 7a
13%
Brand
Rice Mills
25%
Inc._3%
1874
19%
Roadway Express class A
25c
237b
51
&
Utility
10
207)
Manufacturing Co__2%
Corp
_1
46%
1474
177)
18%
list
of
Over
-
the
-
Counter
Securities.
49%
12%
National
22
of the
Stocks quoted in the above
7774
Co
Corp
Plywood
System
San Jacinto
Inc
Petroleum
5
1
45%
48%
2
49
527b
1
12
-
140
Searle
143
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra
Industrial
557b
73
(H H)
Rochester Telephone
Ryder
We make Markets in two out of every three
9%
874
•
.1
Robertson
Roddis
preceding page.
27%
Robbins & Myers Inc
Rockwell
see
15 74
3
Riley Stoker Corp
River
footnotes
8%
12%
Corp
Co
134
8%
I
17%
32%
38%
For
136
;7%
R
10
(N Y)—20
32
4%
10
Providence
(Boston)
15%
24%
Rejjubllc Natural Gas Co
9
35%
Mfg Corp
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
7
42%
5
Co class A com.18
61 Va
40
5
6 %
!
95
57
New Hamp
36%
common
20
lo
New
10c
Company
Harm a
302
(St
of
2.50
Halle Mines Inc
19%
33 y2
Liberty Real Estate Bk At Tr
Qf
28%
Corp
Ask
18%
31%
2474
Co
Power Corp...5
Mfg Co new
Bid
a
6274
Co
30 7i
Sulphur
21%
„
10
22
Serv
5
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
(Phila)
597)
Serv
Corp.l
Inc
Oo
16
Pub
49
Gustln-Bacon
289
(NY)_5
Y)
Pub
46
Gulf
Co
117b
Producing Properties Inc
30 7b
Industries
2%
16%
28 %
Fire Brick Co
Trust
Irving Trust Oo (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
4074
Bank
.1
Coke Co
10
-437b
20
Par
37
5
Co
Ask
Industrial
9
35%
Giddings As Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Gruen
2674
19
Richardson
Green Mountain
24%
8%
25%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Resistoflex
P)
22
374
Corp
19%
(A
Bid
100
Bottlers__l
Co
4074
80e
49
9%
Gas Co
•9V4
1
•16%
4474,
10
Co
39%
774
Portland Gas As
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zspsta Off-Shore Oo
26%
8
(Rudolph)
46%
8%
Rubber
2574
Light Co—10
874
67
12%
x37%
674
Pioneer Natural
317b
Phila.10
Centl-Penn
•
Corp
20%
28
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_127b
Corp
1
Pacific Power As Light Co
6%
Pan American Sulphur Co __70c
Indus
ic
Pow
Wurliteer
(Newark) .25
Bank
Natl
Pabst Brewjng Co
Pacific Airmotive
21%
Green
Central
27%
18%
Financial
Trust
Camden
2574
General
19
20
Natl
5
Tool
19 y8
11%
Wood Conversion Co
3674
Louis)
Otter Tail Power Co
Lumber
41%
17%
if
2%
878
34%
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
First Natl
20%
Western
1874
1
Prod
39
I
Oil Co
774
A
674
North America
First
1
Great
S
At
York
New
7%
Polaroid
T
Trust Co (N
157«
20
Cement
of
1574
Plymouth
N
2'i
preferred
Portland
River
-1
lOo
Natural Gas Co
Eagle
Wisconsin
69
7%
6374
1774
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5 '/a %
of
Bank
Bankers
674
20%
Giant
America
1474
Pickering
1
Francisco)
141/4
19%
5'<
of
lc
Pepsi-Cola
Co
Gas
First
Miss
Manufacturing Co
Williams As Co Inc
574
,
7%
1
Old Ben Coal Corp
.*
Opellka Manufacturing Corp __5
pfd__20
Califi,
17.%
5
Corp
Northwestern Pub $erv Co
J
35%
—
Co
Corp
<
297a
*
Production
8''4
Telep
277)
.1674
17%
—1
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
2.50
Gen
267)
2474
Coal
Nat
Bank of Commerce
25%
19%
Penn Gas Co
King Corp
States
16
1
10
Gas Service Co
General
24ib
24
2274
Corp
Corp
474
Gasoline Corp—1
National Petroleum
1
Commercial Trust Co.
28%
18
Co
Gas
Coflj.S
34%
Paper.10
*
General
As
Transmis Corp_7
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk oi Com (N Y)—10
Packing Co
General Gas
Oil
Pendleton
8%
10
Corp
Co
Oarlock
36%
22%
—*
Corp
Mineral
Wavne
87b
33
54
Steel
Corp
56
7%
Foote Bros Gear &
Foote
23 •',»
49%
Boston
File
Thermador
3274
.5
Natural
(San
23 74
,
27
11 7 B
•
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Natl
First
8%
1
——10c
Mfg Co
Federal
•
—
9%
Mortgage Assn.100
Fanner
Florida
•
-
10%
(Texas)—*
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Co
2174
A com_50c
34 %'
Associates—10
Corp
Paso Electric
17%
Co___i
Gas
'
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5
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Inc ....—50c
Nat
Utilities
Eastern
7%
2
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437)
36 3«
34
18
29%
Corp of America
preference '—
$1
-
5
127 b
Nortex
West Point
1274
Inc..
Bank & Trusl Companies
187a
127)
2374
—1
Inc
74%
12
16%
25*4
Dynamics
'
70:%
17%
11%
Norrls
43
12
•
Chem
6%
21%
27
35%
40
1
Co
Services
Jet
1
Gas Transmis Co
Par
40%
5%.
1
Sons Co__5
6'%
-1774
33%
Bank
1374
38
8
North
1
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Inc
Co
Swasey
.
1974
12 V4
1
Shirt Shops of Del
Eng Gas As Elec Assoc
North
Bradstreet
Dun As
,
Co
National Aluminate Corp
National Gas As Oil Corp
4%
&
3374
8
10
1
Corp
Boatmen's
..10
25%
(R ft)
3074
Corp Inc
?
15%
...1
3%
Broadcasting Corp
27%
1
Texas
45%
50c
•
DuMont
v.v.f
Utilities
Nicholson
"
'
♦
Missouri
12%
;
2574
32%
1874.
-.5
23%
Products
Doeskin
>i
'
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1574
674
(O A)
Bank
13%
Co__—I—5
Valley Barge Line Co
Productions__2%
Inc
,__1
(Walt)
Disney
'
Mississippi Shipping
20%
19
Inc.__._l
Arts
14
57b
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
5%
427)
—2
20%
18:,4
—.
Dl-Noc Chemical
i'3ff«
1174
6
New
•
10%
As
15%
1
National
16%
,
44%
(S D)
2474
137b
17%
Detroit Ac Canada Tunnel Corp. 5
607b
417b
Brothers Co
Warren
Time Inc
23%
22
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2 7a
..
34 y8
57
Warren
34%
National Homes Corp
Class B common
'
32
Warner
143/3
1774
Thermo
30
.—1
9%
vtg—1
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vtg
:
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1
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25%
1334
16
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39
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Cummins Engine
Cutter Laboratories
■
9
2474
65
674
14
.7%
Miss
Corp
—274
Corp
1
Propane Gas Corp..I
Refining Co
lc
Wells
Greene
27 Va
40%
!
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Gross-Dcxter Inc—
157a
v-u
12%
Texas
13 7 b
ic
5%
wUiiiiiiouwealth'Oh Rex
1174
Whiting Corp
367 b
i^com.l
21%
Colorado
17
24%
1
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2174
42
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Industries
McLean Trucking Co cl
McLouth Steel Corp
Meredith Publishing Co
22 VieJ
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.
157b
2374
6
1974
397i
3
70 V-j
201'a
McLean
(J
4674
S
50o
7%
White
.
McDermott
44
Valley Mould As Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
7
574
Western
'
Citizens
20 y8
Welex
35 74
1
187b
10%
4674
Button
36 74
Marmon Harrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg As Dry Co_50c
29%
2574
•
;
31 y8
277b
Buntide
69%
1
Marlin-Rockwell
.
1834
17%:.
'
Inc
Ml'u As Sales Co
2874
2174
32%
.
10 Ye
Match
347b
347b
..1
21%
Universal
2374
1%
Co
23 V*
10
10c
Corp.
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
United Western Minerals
20
66%
1
Madison Gas A: Electric Co.__l6
Maremont Afltomo Prods Inc..1
22'%
Utility Corp——6
Central Soya Co ^
___*
.
Steel
Macmillan Co
*
20%
Central Public
Star
1
United Utilities Inc
17
3474
111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
5
cl B..5
com
America
2674
1574
Western Lt At Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
5%.
'•
2474
4374
4174
16%
s 32%.
,
■
.
Corp of
Lucky Stores
16%
•
36%
——10
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) As Co Inc
23;
13
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
.
227b
2%
Stubnitz
38%
1474
.
3374
3774
223/4
5
_10c
1U%
21%
Co
Landers Frary As Clark ____^.25 'r;
Blower Co
1
3>%
v
.
6%...
15%
Electric
Maine
13%
Fibers
24%
Utah Southern Oil Co
Gas Transmission
32%
Lau
Glass
ioy8
227b
States
32 %
Eastern
•'
38%
Sugar Corp
li
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United
107b r
25 74
35
lo
974
32%
Texas
39
5
21%.
L-O-F
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287b
Texas
34%
Co..„3
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2.50
non-voting
Texas
'-•>9%
lo
As
10
Inc
374
'
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Products
37%
50c
Co
41%
9^8
)t.
j^^lO'i'
Central
Central
Koeliring
34%
36%
Central
Central Indiana
16V4
Portland
26%-
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—r_
Elec
Keystone
l^-'t
Co
Products Corp
Ceco Steel
42%
2474
Drill
60c preferred
1
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3.74
—_^lo
20;!'«
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Paper
38 (2'
10
Tekoil
35
a
—
317b
Co
247a
36%
Inc
Kentucky Utilities Co
33%
' Or
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.t
voajpenter
J
15
Telephone: CoJ12 %
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Kennametal
16;
3574
Steamship
37%
34%
-
^
32
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Calif
8
.
Co
39%
1
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35%.
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7%
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26%
■
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Kearney As Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
20%
25
'
Bullock's
7%
32%
2Tb
59
*
23
Public Serv Co
t
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
2174
247a
55%
Kansas City
33%
a%...
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co.
..lft
Brunner- Mfg Co .3—L—3.
l
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;
24%,
;
4.
774
19%
1
5
Tampax
Corp common.—1
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
22 y8
United
674
Co—1
Tele
Corp
Suburban
10%
Steel
Mfg
&
Home
Struthers
87 a
23
$1.46
2074
Artists
Strong Cobb A» Co Inc
Jefferson
Kaiser
3674
United
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
1
Stouffer
Corp
1.25
16
6%
8%
34%
30%
Stanley
297a
14%
7%
E)
Common
119
2774
5
Co.
(A
Fruit
Stanley
17%
5
Supply.
Tucson Gas Elec Lt At Pwr Co_5
39
Standard Register
15%
16%
1
Utilities
Stand
2374
19%
20%
Sprague Electric Co
457a
158
1874
19
,27b
14%
8%
149
2874
Co
21%
7%
Pipe Lines
I
Pipe Line Corp.SOo
Gas
2774 '
36%
Producing Co__1
42
•
common
Electric
Carbon
Bid
2574
1
Co
States
19%
347'a
•
Gas
1
Per
Corp
Co__25
Tele
Gas
18
1174
•
Eng
Southwestern
69
22 Va
49%
f1■■■_(.
•
4%
66
32
9%
Bowser
■
Union
10%
Black Hills- Power & Light Co^l
>'
New
Southern
4
20%
"
-
Southern
12%
1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc -----5
V
v.
Southern Nevada Power Co
73 3
•
45%
Beneficial Corp:—_______1
.
.*-
2674
10
Water
Co
12
Co—15
11%
10
Trans
Power
69
22
10
Trans-Canada
16%
Co..10c
24 774
Jamaica
■
14%
15
Serv
l
Jack As Helntz Inc
6%
14
•
Pub
1
Co
10
Southern
5
Colorado
7%
19%.
18%
iv s
Optical Co
Iowa
Tracerlab Inc
Calif Water Co
Iowa Electric Lt As Pow Co
Iowa Public Service Co
44
41
.
—1,
a
A
11%
Southern
6
10
:
Co„r.r.„..l
Bareco Investment. Co.—
Class
28%
11
Southern
Interstate Bakeries Corp
1
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
Interstate Securities Co
5
Investors Diver Services Inc
27%
Co__5
-Arizona
267b
Co.lOc
30%
Indiana Gas As Water Co
49
Towmotor Corp
Devel
28%
Co
International
1.9 74
Oil As
257b
Indian Head Mills Inc
11%
25-4
4
--
10%
1
Incorporated
Mig
11
177b
Shore
23 7 b
Ideal Cement Co
32
20%.
Window Glass Co_12y2
American
AMP
&
1074
1
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
American-Marietta Co
Topp Industries Inc
Southeastern
...
38%
36%
Tokheim
70
2 %
34%
-
2674
6674
South
Ask
Ask
247b
1
a
American
Express Co
10
Hospital Supply Corp.—.4
Bid
Bid
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline As French Lab 3374c
Pulp As Paper Corp
Amer
Avon
i
Par
Ask
1
:
Line
American Box Board
-
21
are
Industrials and Utilities
Far
Amer
June
intended
are
which have
Air
Friday,
obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
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 securities
•
•
1
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V
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Pacific
As
Co—%__
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13%
.
'21%
•
23%
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26%
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■
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46
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
.
(2934)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
June 21
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fund
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
3.63
x8.59
1.53
Funds—
Par
;;
Ask
4.98
5.44
Co
9.43
10.30
10.19
11.14
5.72
6127
Fund Inc
lc
of America——1
investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funas Inc.l
Investment
Mutual Fund_l
(The)
Johnston
1.68
Bid
Resources
Intl
1.95
6.38
3.93
9.38
1.77
X5.89
Aoerdeen
Development
Mutual Fund Inc_.
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Mutual
a21.51
Atomic
(Investment
23.68
24.71
B-2
23.19
25.30
3.95
B-3
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
16.92
18.46
American
11.35
B-4
9.91
10.81
'Newark N J>—2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)
1
8-3
Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—-1
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4
(Low
12.58
(Discount
K-2
20.30
21.83
S-l
16.13
17.44
S-2
23.69
21.f l
13.11
.——1
Custodian Funds—
Bonds)
1
Keystone
a9.89
Bullock Fund Ltd—
Fund
California
Inc
Ltd
(1954)
14.13
20.40
1
——
Inc.:
—-1
International Growth
Ltd
———1
22.07
Loomis
7.95
5.98
23.18
25.06
...—50c
1
17.63
13,000
133
10.12
9.12
13.46
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
—————1
17.09
18.57
Inc——.—-1
15.53
16.88
Manhattan
1
13.25
16%
14.32
Massachusetts
18
Mass
Inc;
Fund Inc
Securities
Preferred
Chemical
com--100
—100
Christiana
1
Inc
Fund
Colonial
—
Investment—1
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Fund
Inc
Fund
Concord
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
De
1
—
Fund Inc
Income
Delaware
Diversified Growth Stk Fund—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
1
Stock Fund
1Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc..
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Balanced
5.81
2.55
2.81
3.93
4.33
Metal
3.52
3.83
9.91
paper
shares
.—-lc
3.85
4.24
lc
3.53
3.89
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.96
3.26
3.04
3.35
Inc—10c
6.90
7.56
11.90
12.86
11.52
12.45
Iiic
Fundamental Investors
Ine
mm
Mutual
11.93
lc
Electrical
Equipment shares
lc
lc
administered shares—lc
shares
lc
General bond sliares
shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lo
Petroleum shares
lc
Industrial Machinery
Bond
shares
lc
equipment
shares
lo
Eallroad
stock
lc
snares-.
7.49
8.22
10.18
8.44
998
10.91
1
6.18
6.75
1
4.19
4.58
1
7.84
—.1
5.62
8.21
1
6.63
England
York
Chemistry
Pine
(T
10.33
11.70
15.09
•
9.06
1
21.65
14.78
Growth
&
Inc
32.26
32.59
1
—
6.37
6.89
1
Scudder
Scudder,
Funds
Nuclear
Fund of Canada
Stevens
1
12.63
13.79
Inc—1
Scudder,
12.35
56%
13.42
59
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
1
1.25
8.91
Assn
Firemah's
Fund
Firemen's
of
9.36
Smith
Southwestern
8.21
Sovereign
11.47
Stein
& Farnham
9.25
Fund
1
14.13
General
Globe &
Great
1
-.12.00
Roe
39 %
1
Inc.l
Investment Fund
11.12
1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
United
Inc
1
_
Funds Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
United
11.12
12.43
25 y4
9.46
11.52
12.52
Continental Fund
1
8.23
87%
92%
Providence-Washington
54%
Reinsurance Corp
35%
Republic
10.07
10.95
Funds
1
Ltd
Canada
11.46
12.52
1
Fund
United Science
17.73
19.27
Value
Line
33%
Line
Fund
Van
Fund
Jefferson
of North Amer
Standard
19%
Springfield
35%
37%
Standard
5
Ins__10
Life
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Special Situations
Inc
Strum
Fund
10c
26%,
Fund
l
7-07
8.54
9.33
13.19
14.38
1
11.62
12.56
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
12.27
13.42
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.22
5.64
Wellington Fund
10
105
Security Issues
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
99%
99%
N Y State Elec & Gas 4%s. 1987
76%
77%
New
York
Telephone 4%s__ 1991
States Pwr 4%S-. 1987
4 Vis
1976
81
83
Northern
Power
4%s_1987
97%
9(8
Northwestern
1982
101 %
101%
19&2
103
104
Potomac
Bell
Edison
.1975
Corp 3%s-
88
.1976
Co
Bell
2.70s
Oct.
3.95s
Jan.
4VsS
1957-
Hotels
Ilinois
Bell
Interstate
Power
5s„;
15, 1957
Gas
(Mi
«%*
&l
98 %
Underwood
March 17,
U
1^J%
Nad
76%
104%
-
National Fuel Gas 5%s
_
1975
r
1982
77%
105
87
91
100
103
101%
101%
72
3
25%
27 %
Y
2
33%
35%
Fire
2
26%
28%
Fire
Co in
of
N
Federal Land Bank
the
point
a
Bonds—
3%s July 15, 1957—
1 %S Oct. 1, 1957
99.30
3%s Feb. 14,
2%s May 1, 1958
3%s May 1, 1958
100.1
99.26
100
2 %s
99.8
1958
■T. 99.16
99.30
98.24 «;>" 99
99.26
97.16
99.30
v
97.26
3.90s Aug. 20> 1957;
4%a Sept. 20,
2%s
99.31
99.31
1957—
1958
Jan.
Feb.
4.10s
4 05s
20,
1958—
10,
1958
10.
Mar.
10.
Anr.
May 8,
160.2
100.3
99
99.8
I960———
95.2
95.12
95.14
95.24
99.4
—
Sept.
15,
».
1972-1967
15,
—.
1972—
....
93
v
98%
97 '
99.12
94
'99%
98
99.30
99.31
Feb.
—
_
99.29
99.28
——
96.26
1,
3%s
99.29
99.27
1958
96.16
4%s
-
99.26
1958
1958
1959
May 1,; 1962
3%s May 1, 1971
99.26
—
1,
1,
4s
100
NOV.
2%s June 1, 1966———
99.29
Mortgage Assn—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Nov.
4%s
99.30
March
99.28
1957.-'..
1,
3,
9928
_
100.1
99.29
1958——
99.31
99.31
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Maturity.—
of
1,
195^
Feb.
14,
Ask
Indebtedness—
Oct.
Certificates
Line
S
one
or
more
32nds of a point
Maturity;—
Treasury
99.30
100
99.26
99.28
99.23
1958
3%s April 15, 1958—
99.30
».
91
Telep
5s
; .1986
103%
104%
5%s_. 1977
100%
100%
5s
.1971
1977
5s
Treasury Notes—
2%s Aug. 1, 1957
2s
Aug.
67
68
95%
96
Corp
8%s
1971
132
l%s April 1, 1959—;
96.8
96.16
1 %S
95.10
Oct.
1,
1959——
19591
——
15,
Oct.
April
Oct.
.
' 99.31
94.12
99 8
99.10
93 8
93.16
91.28
92.4
90.8
90.16
I960—
15,
1,
l%s
April
1%S
Oct.
1,
1961—
99.27
99.18
98.24
1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
99.10
1%S April 1, 1962
97.16
1958
1.
I960—
99.8
—
1958
1958—'
1,
1,
_!
1957—
1957
1,
99 29
99.25
99.12
98.16
3%s May
l%s Oct;
97.24
99.J8
99.20
88.24
—
3.75 <7*
1-56
10-
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
1-57
7-
93.31
Ask
100.1
89
1970
105
1-57
12-
2-57
99.26
3-57
12-
2-57
93.29
1-57
1-
2-58
99.26
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.90%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
99.30
100.1
3.80%
4-
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
99.30
100.1
1-57
11-
1-57
99.99
100
1-57
11-
1-57
99.93
10c
5s
4.00 rr
wi
1-57
2-
3-58
3-57
3-
3-*a
99.27
7-
1-57
4-
1-58
99.29
United States Treasury
&
90
99.29
99.29
99.30
99.30
100
Dollar Value
July 5, 1957
July 11, 1957
—
15,
1957
99.976
August
99.902
99.849
99.787
99.724
99.908
August 22. 1957
99.858
August 29, 1957
September 5, 1957
—
——
_•
par
September
99.645
1957
9.9800
99.742
99.656
Sentember
19,
1957
99.530
July 18, 1957
July 25, 1957—
August 1, 1957
8,
Bid
Ask
99.973
June 27, 1957
99.593
September 23,
1957
12,
1957
94
pfd__50
58%
59 %
2.44%
a
Net
stock
asset
100
pfd__50
102
103%
47
48 %
Stock
dividend,
value.
to
ISSUES
b Bid
value
k Admitted
Light—
pfd
Electric
Ask
1C0
Bills
Dollar Value
tEx-100%
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
Power
99.27
56-
3.90 '7c
4.25%
110
1976
4%s
Match
3-
3.75%
2-
Bid
3.70%
6-
5-
Due
Dated
Rate
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Potomac
95.18
94.4
135
Stocks—
6.16%
Ask
97.2
15,
Feb.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
August
Industries
Pacific
Bid
•
Notes—(Cont.)—
97
l%s
l%s April 1, 1960_
•No
99
68%
.
2%s May
2%s Feb.
1958.
1C1
.1981
__
*
89
.1967
bona—
M"eller Brass 3%s
-
96%
4%s
98
97%
Michigan Consol Gas 6V4S—1982
%+
Am
Transmis
95
Universal
bowenstein
of
Amer
luO
9C
85
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
Y)
(N
99.31
99.29
:
97
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
100
81%
Trust
98 %
4%s
Tenn
1987
20%
5
City
100.2
99.28
1958
15.
97 %
97%
Textron
1982
Laclede Gas 4%s
19
&
99.31
99.28
98.%
96%
«**»'
.1987
5s.
4V28
Telephone 4%s_1938
60%
8
Guar
Westchester
Ask
99.31
102 %
97%
4%. 1989
75
97
.1970
General Telephone
tiilton
57%
Ask
101%
1987
Tel
91
%
.1975
3%?
10
Accident
91%
35%
Bid
Sheraton
Southern
feeze
Bid
—1987
Frueliauf Trailer 4s
S
109
87%
32%
3.80%
4%s_1975
4%s
47 %
Travelers
39%
16, 1957—
15,
3.875%
Gas
%
Marine
158
3.875%
Natural
44
&
28%
.
Federal Home Loan Banks—
7.73
1
Inc
1
Consol
30%
10
Fire
Mutual
Investors
Inc
5%s.__
70%
27%
12.04
Fund
Gas
66
66
3.08
11.06
Whitehall
Columbia
62%
lo
Stock
Towne
Street Investing Corp
Washington
2.82
1
&
Inc
7.44
Maine
13%
53%
Obligations of Government Agencies
1%S
12.79
Airlines
12%
49
10
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
IV2S
11.31
Central
Marine—-6.25
Surety Co
U S Life Insurance
2%s June 15.
6.80
Capital
&
Fire
17%
U
5.90
11.69
4%s
Paul
Seaboard
41%
6.42
10.34
Industries
10
Security (New Haven)
39%
5.40
lc
Edison
20%
2
(Texas)
52%
U S
5.87
Fund_lc
jtsurllngton
19 %
(N Y)
Insurance
31%
83"%
1
Inc
Fund.lc
Boston
68%
10
107
79
1
Inc
Income
Income
Bid
65 %
43
51%
29%
5
19%
18
.10
40
8.99
Income Fund Shares.l
Growth
Recent
5
Phoenix
10
3%s
8.66
Institutional
Bonds-
61
10
13.55
23%
Institutional
Fund
Co
40%
151
12.76
United
Wall
lo
54%
57 %
to
38
X37
13.67
United
Value
10.16
Fund
50
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
10
3%«
Fund
Texas
Value Line Fund
Ltd—
of N Y_10
Paci.ic Insurance
—10
42
4.75
9.15
10.28
Name changed
4%
28%
Co
a29.82
Fund
10.24
8.37
9.51
90%
Insurance
70%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home
85
13.11
12.49
B)
Televislon-Electronies Fund
.
Fire
3%
,
Fire
79%
.10
49
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Gulf Life
10%
(Minn)
5
-
34 %
S%
National Lile
5
American
28 %
31%
>12.50
,
5
Republic
26%
75
—,i—
27%
103
—
.5
2.50
—
66%
10
Reinsurance Corp
40%
15.48
Investors Inc..
(Edson
Sterling
14.07
Income Fund-—1
Investors
1
Pacific
4
Franklin Life
49%
37
2
3.33%
3.80s
1
State Street Investment Corp„•
8.57
8.73
.7.50
46 %
10
12.53
Investors
2.75
F)„™.2.50
(S
Newark—
17'%
,37
57'A
9.64
Shares
Amer
8.28
7.99
Foundation
Fire
Deposit of Md—10
of Pniladelphia.
10
&
16%
93%
54
a24.29
Boston—1
Shareholders Trust of
2.51
1.25
*
Corp—5
89 %
34%
Casualty
Fire
:
Fire
Insurance
a35.45
& Clark—
Stock Fund
6.22
1
Fund of Boston Inc
5
10
83%
79
5
River
Northwestern
130
Stevens
Selected
a23.81
Haydock Fund Ire
York
Northern
303
.
10
3%s Sept, 3, 1957
3%s Oct, 15, 1957
•
7.95
—
124
Federal: ———————4'
Fidelity
85%
295
5
Co
Reinsurance
Employers
4%s
Clark
&
Fund Inc
Common
4.31
10
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc
•1%S
10c
Inst
Casualty
Federal
Stock
(Geo) Fund
Science
11.15
39%
A—__5
Corp class
Hampshire
North
16.07
9.88
1
Fund
United
H-DA
80
Assurance
4s
12.30
36%
Co
Northeastern
21.87
2.50
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
10.69
X13.77
Corp—,,
Inc
Fund Inc
Puritan
9.45
17.42
2
General
Connecticut
3.70s Sept.
1
Fund
6.89
17.08
Ins
Life
29%
151
142
Bid
9.54
Securities
Street Fund
Price
13.94
8.57
10
&
Inc
Shares
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
10.95
12%
5
Fire
Ins
8.97
9.84
4.35
bank
1
Ltd
Inc
Fund
14.49
9.82
National
27%
Amer
Columbian Natl Life
Capital Fund
Canada
Pioneer
Inc—•
Institutional Shares
Fund
Peoples
3.54
6.76
Ins of
(N J)__5
Ins Assn
Colonial Life
3%s> July
18.45
16.58
16.90
1
-
Stock Series
Electronics
7.19
6.16
9.35V
Camden Fire
37%
Series
Series
Nucleonics
11.64
2.66
Life
New
21.66
35%
58
11%
30%
Monarch
New Amsterdam
7.25
20.00
33%
4
Manufacturers
6.14
1
37%
31%
53 %
8.57
Series-
Over-The-Counter
•
28 %
Merchants <fe
2%
35%
5
1
Bonding
Fire Assurance
18%
"Insurance Co
—
8.73
12.85
2.41
10c
Institutional
1
Series.—
of
4.40
.
2%
11.61
New
16.85
Inc—1
Series H-C7
Incorporated
Incorporated
20.15
Growth
15.78
-j.b7
8.d4
7.5o
27%
Merchants
35%
Hanover
3.69
18.62
New
7.-o
26
Massachusetts
Title
10.74
Stock
7.28
8.62
•
10.54
1
Investors Corp
Income
5.62
9.39
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Income
3.39
Stock
4.41
Utilities
Growth Industry Shares
Series
1
Preferred
8.96
4.01
shares
Hamilton Funds
9.60
Fund
Series
lc
lc
-lc
shares
Steel
Tobacco
15.12
22.99
Electronics &
RR
13.99
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
175.32
6.28
Eallroad
Foundation—_1
23.74
12.73
11.23
7%
36%
__5
Casualty
Maryland
6%
32%
al4.28
National
7.84
Capital Growth Fund
lc
shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Fully
20.74
Inc—I
Bond
r,
230
Hartford Steamboiler
16.20
°^
J0
shares
Building shares
Food
19.18
of beneficial Interest—
3.01
shares
Chemical
,
beneficial interest—1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.1
_
111
221
17%
Co
Boston Insurance
Glens Falls
9.65
7.21
106%
10
St
33 %c
Fund—
Shares
Corp—____„—1
Mutual Trust Shares
9.55
14.82
20
Lincoln National Life
Stock
Invest
Putnam
Securities—
Automobile
Growtn
Life
Mutual
15.66
_
1
1
1
General Capital Corp
General Investors Trust.
Aviation
Trust
Income
Mutual
73 %
lO.bb.56
16.84
3-2b
2
-1
Industries Fund Inc
Group
Investors
Inc
Units of
14.67
_T-—
Fund
Bond
Investors
Fund
15-53
4.02
8.02
Gas
sliares
Massachusetts
7.27
14.60
Futures
_
Petroleum
14.63
7.03
Life Insurance Co of Va
25%
26%
32%
Life Ins
Crum & Forster Inc
shares—
15%
32%
Inc
—5
Natl
Continental
a43.61
32%
14%
17%
24%
Companies
Nationwide
_
Continental
528
10.57
-5
6.16
lo
18.85
Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock seriest
lc
Inc
Fund
Fidelity
5.65
10.99
22.21
21.50
5.14
173.57
Piauciarv Mutual Inv
16'/4
Equipment shares.lc
Industries shares—lc
shares
lc
Automobile
Dividend
& Howard—
Fund
Eaton
1514
30%
National Union Fire
6.60
11.51
2%
(Birm.i.2
1
29%
23%
Life
25%
14.11
12.50
1%
29%
23 %
6.02
11.44
Ask
15%
27
(N J)_10
Beneficial Stand Life Ins Co— 1
13.04
10.53
Bid
(Va»_5
Co—65e
Liberty Natl Life Ins
209
200
Corp
Title
21
1
General
9.72
&
58
Ltd-1
Electrical
19.07
16.65
2.75
——————2.50
Dividend Shares
25c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
E
Ins
Mtge
19 %
Bankers
Funds—
Managed
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Title
Lawyers
53%
11.29
13,600
14.52
70
10.90
8.69
14.29
8.81
Lawyers
69
6G%
10
10.35
138
6.65
Par
145
139
.6.25
Co
Surety
American
Eankers & Shippers
6.55
Western
Crown
Companies
Ask
12.73
Fund—*
Mutual
Sayies
1
——1
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Bid
New
8.69
Fund
18.07
5
American Re-insurance
15.45
T-exIngton Trust Fund
25o
Lexington Venture Fund——
Life Insurance Investors Inc„_1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Canadian
Capital
16.56
7.81
15.28
Fund
Fund
Canadian
7.15
1
9.35
13.92
14.16
Keystone Fund of Canada
Fund
14.37
8 56
12.76
Co-5
Amer Ins Co
Stksi.l
Com
Priced
—
Assurance
Home
11.66
Knickerbocker
Canada General
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
—5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
——1
B-l
11.55
•
America.
,—-———
5.95
Inc__.——1
Tr of
—10
—10
Co..
10.44
Mutual Fund Inc—l
Fund
Aetna Life
Surety—10
<fc
8.85
Bowling Green Fund-.____.—10c
Broad Street Investment-.-.
1
Inv
Insurance
18.22
K-l
Bond
Casualty
Aetna
8.13
3.61
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Boston
Aetna
16.70
5.47
-w——1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Blue Ridge
Par
listing
Exchange
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.515
99.446
99.380
99.315
9.9249
99.183
99.141
Ask
99.529
99.459
99.395
99.327
99.262
99.198
99.151
Volume 185
Number 5649
The C01
,«•
THE COURSE
liminary figures compiled by
of the
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphialf.lA
BANK CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show
Bank
<• •
(2955)
md Financial Chronicle
lerca
.us.
based
'Vl-v-
a
compared withV year
decrease
ago.
Pre-*
telegraphic advices from the. chief cities
upon
i
i—
<
Philadelphia
Soranton
the week follows:*
,
.
.
Our preliminary totals stand
2,129,566
-
'
Wilkee-Barre
——i
<
+ 12.4
1,607,107
+
1,112,000,000
>
■
1955
1954
■
1;990,727
—24.5
7.1
—
"
«■
'
«
♦
1,691,124
t
2,017,528
.
l',503,95a
2,108,105
6,044,722
2,965,024
1,202,000,000
4,051,743
1,144,000,000
0.2
5,492,701
3,539,574
~
0.8
8,174,537
7,344,658'
6,494,081
7.3
—
—
4,314,019
3,634,359
1.4
—
9,954,132
"
10,092,089
..
+11.4
16,174,271
16,927,903
—15.6
20,888,385
15,734,96.<>
1,180,172,299 1 —23.1
1,279,388,290
1,212,134,780
6.0
12,189,573
286,151,641
10,390,449
262,711,721
602,848,945
58,269,000
502,156,851
51,867,700
19,685,674
—.
17,669,123
17,430,287
.
14,704,993
Jersey—Trenton
-■
-
13.2
—
4,071,308
6,866,032
3,775,911
8,062,818
New
"•
9.6
+
1,894,697
-
6,812,383
*3,500;000
——.
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
2,130.607
4,552,700
.——-
—
' r
Dec. %
>
840,000,000
3,782,571
——-
[Li
'•
-
Incj or
4,544,557
—
At this center
week in 1956.
same
gain tor the week ending Friday of 0.9%.
a
v
'1,819.662' '
Lancaster
0.4% below those of the corresponding week last year.
$24,441,784,218 against $24,533,336,539 for the
2,335,972"
Pennsylvania—Altoond. ;,L-j J.—--..;
j; Jt>etnienem —r—
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
J-"'
Week Ended JUne 15
1956
-1957
.
$
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 22, clearings for all
there is
.
■
41
"
,
Total
907,380,196
(11 cities)—
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended June 22-
195*7
York
New
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1956
$12,299,215,612 $12,185,956,937
Chicago
1,226,084,234
1,388,000,000
1,505,000,000
746,410,007
482,204,962
379,200,000
387,600,000
1.6
Cincinnati
7.8
Cleveland
704,689,107
454,421,176
0.9
—.
1,246,316,825
Philadelphia
+
-
Kansas
City
Francisco
5.9
5.8
Baltimore
—-
633,186,445
+
436,302,037
;
+
506,223,176
664,500,285
.
771,360,610
Other
cities, five days
390,597,821
cities, five days
492,366,862
460,168,070
1,472,772,119
1,420,028,732
4,586,689,540
Total
4.9
All
cities,
(7 cities)
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
0.7
+
4,938,107
.
4,766,843,880
915,337,908
—
3.8
14,924,015
10,060,123
12,624;254t
7.0
442,961,404
399,546,363
+
3.7
1,430,821,298
1,249,357,561
+ 12.6
4,315,752
23,807,000
20,G*U.00l>
187,838,905
G,0Q3,596
334,599,601
+
+
2.5
193,107,436
7,162,608
368,301,437
138,242,113
+
153,446,557
790,055,780
724,297,088
+
30,325,913
127,739,553
32,515,830
126,212,230
388,088,481
7,660,077
8,217,237
225,532,811
8,492,908
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington.
393,301,322
_
3,9($2,,487
10.1
+ 12.3
23,492,080
181,591,789
8,283.072
South Carolina—Charleston,.
0.2
6.8
359,039,893
+11.0
155,822,907
9.1
743,255,596
127,744,159
4.0
953,356,776
Total
Total all cities for week
13,476,720'
+
4,386.697
25,862,292
204,014.534
—
Richmond
$23,526,446,310 $23,579,979,763
day_
one
5.4
■+16.6
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
—
Total all cities, five days
+ 13.4
—
+ 11.7
$18,939,756,770 $18,813,135,883
.
' 16,502,752
0.9
west
Ten
1.3
.
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.4
843,942,000
—
1.7
+
<
"Youngstown
2.2
—
+
573,607,294
57,322,500
12,084,607
14,149,494
-
—
—
289,223,142
580,779,144
64,985,700
11,431,312
.
Mansfield
13,473,625
294,041,519
i
;
•
+
—
501,681,419
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
12,664,830
—.
—.
-
Columbus
Boston
San
—
Ohio—Canton
$24,441,784,218 $24,533,336,539
—
(6 cities)
t
680,873,746
0.4
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Tennessee—Knoxville
Augusta
not available at time of going to press.
are
Macon
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
has to be estimated.
cases
able to give final and
we are
June 15.
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
was
a
decrease of
week in 1956.
same
at
this center
decrease of 5.3%.
a
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
located and from this
note that in
we
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals show a
Louisiana—New
Total
an
improvement of 9.6%.
(10 cities)-
Michigan—Ann Arbor.—_
Grand Rapids
—
falling off of
District of 9.1% and
.
The Chicago Reserve District has managed
by 8.0%, but the St. Louis Reserve District totals have declined
by 7.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 0.4%.
District there is
a
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South
Bend
Terre
<
—
—
—.
Haute
'.
1
—
i
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
JDes Moines
'"Sioux
following
furnish
we
a
Chicago
Decatur
an
1st
—12 cities
Boston
2nd
3rd
To*al
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond—
6th
Atlanta
—
7
Louis
.
1954
•
';
•
■. ■.
•
t' $
Kansas
—
City
9.6
680,124,301
5.0
11,553,013,577
11,949,184,463
1,279,388,290
+
3.7
1,430,821,298
724,297,088
+
9.1
743,255,596
680,873,748
1,244,065,717
1,184,314,323
+
D.l
1,202,957,863
1,035,590,488
1,647,111,346
1,525,269,061
+
8.0
1,556,013,867
1,352,976,425
641,082,674
M
690,585,583
M
—
7.2
657,885,533
726,958,847
Tennessee—Memphis
...;
Illinois—Quincy
Total (4 cities)
,
City
St.
Paul
——
-
—.
591,787,689
North
South Dakota—Aberdeen
528,966,845
+
0.1
555,862,851
509,250,402
1,229,116,524
+
1.7
1,306,341,877
now
add
22,731,180,463
11,105,614,677
11,095,923,197
—
+
2.6
22,325,610.675
week ended June
0.1
11,366,345,095
1956
Inc. or
Dec. c/o
1954
1955
$
$
$
Helena
3,270,383
—-
7,697,555
6,998,640
536,456,001
2.1
4,241,001
1,897,567
—16.0
1,701,933
1,351,420
4,186,253
5.1
4,487,832
4,010,903
16,123,975
2.3
16,310,422
14,474,757
12,601,764
1.8
11,943,170
9,262,994
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
+
—
Pueblo
116,321,522
+
7.9
3,071,631
2,513,067
—
7.2
726,958,847
657,885,533
+ 26.4
-«
589,691,698
644,753,284
Total
(9 cities)—:—
—10.5
—
173,950,944
Da!las
Fort
-
12,450,240
445,075,321
39,723,428
8,552,000
40,452,891
7,932,000
Worth-!
35,088,200
+
31,482,700
29,764,100
2,883,158
2.5
+ 23.2
2,915,655
680,124,301
"
179,829,064
3.6
177,157,308
4,136,820
3,588,671
0.7
152,093,892
140,791,970
0.7
3,848,282
3,143,283
(a)
2,936,263
—
20,286,996
+10.7
3,604,445
2,449,175
—
5.3
10,959,265,580
11,547,796,516
40,933.691
+
3.0
40,442,975
+
1.2
25,419,729
Total
(6 cities)
5.2
26,115,151
\ 83,190,689
11,602,440,059
,
.
—
80,581,169.
^79,582,678
12,219,55^,453'
r•
591,787,6^3
1,137,170
1,005,277
954,980
785,746
10,740,768
159,825,363
10,168,867
9,794,937
182,439,0L4
1.6
29,273,250
—10.7
24,776,867
418,928,481
11,532,436
4,941,866
4,006,420
7.6
6.2
—
+
+
9.0
433,009,987
12,525,927
—
9.4
7,287,571
—
8.5
664,023,883
(a)
10,160,997
668,372,061
4.4
—
—
+
11,864,359
10,105,039
4.2
—
475,197,845
435,365,373
1.3
37,291,289
7,416,000
35,722,223
7,212,000
7.3
528,966,845
+
6,946,563
1.3
7,399,677
16,693,681
13,839,191
0.1
555,862,851
509,250,402
+ 264.4
529,032,041
-
i
Francisco—
199,259,2^5
214,251,119
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City-
California—Long
Pasadena
'
-.1
Stockton
2«4 359 662
?r r?2 bos
4.0
+«4.5
—
5.0
'J
.
j
24,120,900
74,563,584
,
IS™
76,408,545
+
24,620,758
18,242,224
697,857,405
23,785,668
6,274,196
11,937,798
+
7.359,™
14,510,148
13,697,934
1,249,662,981
1,229,116,524
——
22,130.501,371
.
11,T>53,013,577
11,949,184,463
Outside New York
,f
City
+
22,731,180,463
11,165,614,077., 11,095,923,197
(a) Clearings'operations discontinued.
* Estimated.
'
'*
3.2
5.2
+16.4
+
_
Grand total (109 Cities).^
12.2
201,116,187
6,311,767
216,456,538
99,739,336
4.3
+
+
—
i
(10 cities)—
17.3
69,841,570
86,365*811-
Total
7.5
+
—13.5
+16.9
3°'i£2'no2
22'00Z'221
Beach
TL jZ?ciBC0~~r
l"taBaSa-ra::::::::::~—
21,870,929
30,154.223
154,325,973
7,059,447
4,756,711
5,466,602
12,136,734
+13.6
15,738,608
38,885,903
25,482,859
,
10,085,666
397,956,556
+ 11.8
—
+
77,319,017
,»
—13.5
15,947,835
^on-seattie
—
141,349,683
28,578,618
,
625,948,425
0.3
■
762,000,245
25,778,962
Jersey—Newark—
0.4
6.5
—
+
Louisiana—Shreveport
3,012,388
9.6
+
42,179,682
,
9.5
—
7.7
—
—
(a)
11,897,839
426,246,655
—
Galveston
3,448,557
.
+
11,124,891
418,834,409
162,787,889
8,799,449
5,014,639
6,412,800
12,974,348
District—Dallas-
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Texas—Austin
KW:::::...,...—
784,271,066
414,977,602
12,921,255
7,020,068
—
18,275,426
11,635,257,266
Syracuse
1
365,100,000
6,362,570
(a)
41,826.338
3,816,763
Total (10 cities)
393,600,000
199,524,973
158,674,950
11,313,057
27,964,771
J'SZS'Sm
22,268,541
11,024,886,694
York
■';
5,861,990
130,762,243
10,044,544
370,481,123
—
Springs
37,873,330
(a)
.
1,352,976,425
5.6
994,228
842,809
28,413,647
-
8.4
2,914,439
Knithfiin
1,556,013,867
11,896,983
19.^13,005
—
Wichita
2.3
173,352,438
Jamestown
New
8.0
399,283,475
154,351,447
10,535,153
—
+
140,422,757
-
Connecticut—Stamford
'+
15.884J.15
10,161.078
0.1
690,585,583
V -ne'eo£
+
3,551,735
York—Albany..
Rochester.
2.0
+ 46.1
„
+
386,800,000
599,849,405
•
—
23,686,751
859,905,829
—
...
ElmiVa
-
15,650»610
2.267^820
1,012,651,603
4,852,067
—
+ 11.2
162,840,686
137,879,243
3 ,065,654
—
37,952,054
35,956,500
—-
Binghamton
New
41,417,980
16,627,002
3,031,829
1,146,973,133
6,816,430
20,376,028
10,222,668
7,506,478
+ 16.9
4,831,571
6,505,851
12,444,925
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Buffalo
+ 10.5
6,569,334
9S7.751
Kansas—Topeka
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
2.0
District—Kansas City-
—
24,222,616
(12 cities)
—
16,312,145
11,540,354
6,555,769
597,300,931
(7 cities)
41,136,621
New Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
5,847,561
3,533,564
—
12,373,061
Island—Providence
3,778;774
105,087,594
+ 30.8
13,621,747
Nebraska—Fremont
627,211,041
16,495,653
.■*.
Connecticut—Hertford
Total
8.6
—
1,593,993
'.
Worcester
New
2,278,674
3,973,351
—*«
Bedford
Springfield
Rhode
4,155,659
2,746,161
+ 11.2
634,007,623
4.067,022
Massachusetts—Boston
8,787,563
705,230,844
_
+ 12.8
2,900,499
8,034,050
——
Lowell
5,043,870
7,002,539
44,899,234
—14.1
4,515,259
.
Missouri—Kansas City
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
New
—
2,476,686
1,121,079,615
1,525,269,861
19,070,896
136,077,421
4.1
+
7.5
6.8
—
58,320,563
16,634,288
9>720,690
—.
Omaha
Week Ended June 15
River—.
5,125,338
123,077,082
7,512,900
Montana—Billings
Lincoln
$
Fall
—31.9
15,470,923
"
143,030,939
Hastings
1957
Clearings at—
Portland
77,788,000
13,858,860
+
10,335,607,743
15 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
85,650,000
—
21,883,404,259
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
8,620,608
9,276,253
0.2
15,037,342
404,891,132
Dakota—Fargo
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
4.4
12,937,624
85,965,000
1,213,990,864
22,130,501,371
—
.
Minneapolis
Total
York
17,169,628
10,345,881
11,416,140
—
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—DulUth —1
668,372,061
529,032,041
—
»
New
2,801,558
21,648,038
641,082,674
—
664,923,883
—
1,249,662,981
109
Outside
3,306,280
7.5
+ 24.7
3,307,895
625,948,425
644,753,284
»♦
■
—23.7
9,732,182
Louis—
—
8.5
599,849,405
589,691,698
—10
Total
3,301,363
22,658,695
346,000,000
153,725,481
138,049,298
—
—
0.4
597,300,931
f>
6
__
1,035,530;483
1,249,357,561
1,420,028,732
ft
11th Dallas..
1,202,957,863
1,647,111,346
—
.
7
12th San Francisco
—
Kentucky—Louisville
1,212,134,780
—
790,055,780
9
—
cities)
Louis
Missouri—St.
ft
9th Minneapolis
10th
(17
..
1,472,772,119
4
—
+5.1
+
,
#f
—17
7th Chicago.
8th St.
1,180,172,299
—10
—
.5
ft
6
„
.
—23.1
12,219,555,453
907,380,196
.
762,000,245
+
t>
—11
Philadelphia..
784,271,066
11,602,440,059
1,184,314,323
,
6,425,818
-———
»»
—10
York
New
Dec. %
859,905,829
12,828,813
534,772
184,819,313
13,488,039
—
Springfield
1955
Inc. or
$
$
1.6
+
776,388- —19.5
192,955,833
50,084,300.
16,301,094
3,238,460
1,238,441,935
7,303,784
23,827,350
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
1956
1957
^
Rock ford
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended June 15
-
-
Peorici
there is
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
154,278,467
12,412,491
579,400
189,203,303
7,204,850
—*—
—:
City———
Illinois—Bloomington
increase of 0.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 1.7%.
In the
202,240,603
7.9
+
16,554,112
131,399,107
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the Kansas City Reserve
of 8.5%, but in the Dallas Reserve District
decrease
7,943,859
+ 17.8
—
—
,
185,801,324
n
2,521,437
20,957,195
12,136,902
12,364,773
86,134,000.
10,541,686
740,616
*
..._
—
-
to enlarge its totals
30,746,065
114,961,613
351,700,003
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
•
Lansing
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals register a gain of 3.7%, in the Richmond Reserve
in the Atlanta Reserve District of 5.1%.
1,244,065,717
———,+
2.0
35,751,412
130,256,918
395^200,000
6,576,563
5,999,180
173,145,16a
196,109,783
'
Oi'leans
2.1
6,303,707
624,644
t
.
1.2
+
223,066,170
17,865,377..
:
+
9.0
218,893,321
+
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
5.0% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 23.1%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals record
—
6.7
—
7.0
7,475,156
241,322,352
-----
Mobile
clearings
We group the cities according to the
are
_
-396,-200,000
"
7,509,618
against $22,731,180,463 in the
.Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.1%, the bank
showing
»
Alabama—Birmingham
2.6%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $22,130,501,371
L
___
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
:
_
Nashville
Georgia'—Atlanta
+
5.9
189,666,574
5,236,090
201,686,074
96,279,352
22,371,304
15,491,564
647,156,943
18,572,180
5,789,339
11,741,239
1.7
1,306,341,8.77
1,213,990,86*
2.6
22,325,610,675
21,083,404,25,9
0 1
:11,366,345,095
10,335,607,743
48
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2956)
.
.'
'.
Monday: June 24, 1957
.
I.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
31'z'h
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
We
RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
JUNE
record
a
FEDERAL
14,
1957
TO
20,
JUNE
BANK
TREASURY
TO
Telephone Co.—
1st mtge. 5%
bonds due April 1,
Northeastern
5%
f.
s.
Water
Co.—
trust
collat.
Company and Issue—
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
in
Monday
Tuesday
June 17
June 18
June 19
$
Argentina, peso-
+6/77;' $
■7:./
«
Capitol
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0250252
.0247610
.0243710
.0246300
.0244634
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling..
Belgium, franc
2.223107
British Malaysia,
-.325166
.0385356*
France
India,
4..
Deutsche
.325300
.325433
.325400
___
.325400
1.049414
1.049593
1.049375
1.048687
.209000
.209138
.209080
.209075
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
,00285500
.00285500
.238000
.238000
.238000
.209000
.209146
.209080
.209043
2.792187
2.793125
2.791875
2.791250
.00277912*
.00277912*
.0800560*
.261100
.261100
2.764542
2.765470
2.764232
.140080*
...140080*
.496950*
July 1,
series A,
debentures,
this
in
.0349003*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.781755
2.782689
2.781444
?.7°0321
2.792187
2.793125
2.791875
2.791250
.0349000*
-V-;'
2.79000G
:
1960
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( +) or
.
Decrease (—) Since
Redemption
1957
R.
Other
cash
Ik
837.415
1,741
3,652
1,742
A
$1.25
:
317,758
7,636
39,355
'_•»./
337,510
14.345
$1.37+2
6-29
6-19
7-15
7-
B
5
7-15
7-
5
7-
1
6-10
246,654
292,280
725
48
19,415
4
4,294
Acceptances—bought
outright-.
Government securities:
135,213
11,362,199
Notes
L
Bonds
Total
18,750
Loans
bought
S.
outright
.
22,870,575
18,750
securities
cash
Bank
premises
Other
assets
621,057
—
to
23,934,573
265,456
—
—
324,634
________
+
2,001,805
+
78,919
+
532
+
+
3,015
208^070
———
'
U,
11,370
8,180
_____
—'
Huyck
Total assets
•_
53,793,425
+
1,748,940
+
30,249
+
544,769
:
'
Reserve
Deposits:
S.
26,485,740
•
Member
U.
notes
bank
U.
4.60%
Ideal
liabs.
Total
&
CAPITAL
+
20,306,335
24,827
10,747
+
184,946
items
5,627,067
+
1,582,720
divids.
21,635
+
511
+
1,737,92(5
332,433
+
228
—
+
44,464
+
574
+
18,793
+
646,127
986
—
+
975,639
+—
•
5
*■.
•
512
j
iii
173
+
91
accounts
liability
purchased
10,784
+
1,748,940
18
'"+
120
r
.
+
_
securities—total—25,690
—
100
-—1,055
53
25
2
+""9'34
993
—1,305
20 *
—1,177
1,585
of
—
4,226
;
—
—
1,536
indebtedness.
:
—
18,343
—
$1.25
Tpd
with
with
531
+
503
+
C9
+
74
470
+
2,432
banks
—
13,619
vault
in
—
1.013
domestic
Banks.;.
Reserve
LIABILITIES—
;
—
1,800
614"
48
826
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S.
Government
S.
Interbank
56.448
Government
:
deposits—
'+
1,689
10
139
29;
ment
demand
Domestic
deposits:
..•
10,330
+
$40 million, in Chicago,- $28- million in the
Philadelphia
District,..and $20.. million.- in the San'Francesco District.*
Jhe week's increase- of $344- million-includes Joans for
quarterly tax date needs. Changes according to industry
appear in another press release. Loans to brokers and
dealers lor purchasing or carrying U. S. Government and
other securities increased $173 million. • "" *
IfQkJings of Treasury bills decreased $53 million,
Treasury certificates of indebtedness $25 million, Treas¬
million.
$2 million, and U.
Holdings
of
"other"
S. Government bonds $20
securities
increased
$65
6-18
6-28
6-18
♦25c
(s-a)
8-
.
;'M
+'
6-28
1
+
1
.
ana
J—
Banks
Reserve
others
t Exclusive
;
1,071
+
+
468
...
loans
of
individual
■■-77%-
to
loan
banks
items
and
arc
Below will be found
7-
5.50c
*
+
551
"
Class
542
—
516
705
—
after
shown
deduction
of
valuation
cross.
;4%
.
re¬
/
*
,
and
a
list
■:
Machine
NOTICE
Pennsylvania
Mills,
Inc.,
;
Tool,
&
(quar.)
preferred
RR.—
Gen. mtge. 4+4%
4
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions.
for.
preferred
1
:
stock___
:
7-
1
6-19
1
6-10
7-
I
Polii-New Englapd'.Theatres,-Inc.—;
income bonds due Nov.-15,-
>•
■
u
Company and.Issue—
Ampal-Americgn- Pa(estine Trading Corp.—
debentures
Amun-Israel
series
Housing
B,
due
-
,
/
Date
7-
T-
1
SI.05
7-
1
6-17
$1.15
7-
1
6-17 t
SI.25
7-
1
6-10
$1.06+4
7-
1
Inter-County
Quarterly
6-10
r
15-year 3% s.f. bonds series 1965_ll__^_l_'_f_l
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry.—
-
(13c
2798
.July
2798
-July
1962___^_
Atlas Plywood Corp.^— "
5% s. f. debentures due July
1, 1968
Benton Harbor Hospital Association—•
1st mortgage serial & s. f.
Canadian-Petrofina Ltd.—
convertible's,
f.'debs.
Fort Shelby Hotel Co.
*
Gas Service Co.
Hanson-Van
s.
Hidrandina
f.
3+4%
7-
2
6-15-
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
6-
Telephone
due
-July
2798
?798
I-
6-17
.
7-
1
6-3
-
7-15
6-28
7-. i
50c.
50c
6-,17
1
6-19
-
.
(Baltimore)
Inc.
20c
7-
7-
1
6-19
50c
7-
1-
6-15
50c
10-
'
& Telegraph (quar.)
Co
iDallas)
Harvester Co. (quar.)
Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Minerals
&
V
Power,
..
a"*
7-15
6-14
'
"
M /.
Corp.--
"7-15
•p
6-30
40c
rt+,30
pfd.
; $1.50 '•
>
A-l
6-
1
1
6-14
6-17
7-1
89r8C
-45C"?
%
50c
.
1
v"
6-15.
-X
—
*
6-14
7*
<7-1
;
.
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6-14"
7-
GQC'
.43+4C
-
6-12)
.6-12
6-27
+$3
$1
______—-
7%
tii
6-26
$eoc:
•
6-14
,6-26
f25e"
:
(s-a) —
(quar.)__—*4*.
6-28
■
•
Co.jqpar.)^—.>
Utilities
6-29
.
/
Ltd.:
International Textbook
6-19
7-15
^
50 c
—r-
Co.-——
Silver,
2%
1
^
(quar.)_
Chemical
Ltd.,-6%
"
6-14
7-
.
9-14
6-29
25c
:
1
35c
—_______—
pfd.-Jquar.)™—I
International Telegraph of Maine_.i-_____._
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.-^International
7 -15
i
.
6-21
6-
7
7. .6-31
8-
9
+-
8--9
--
_
100%-
(slock div.)_—
•
1,
1972.. -July 17
2799
July
1
2801
1974_. .July
1
2802
Jan. 'l. 1958
1961
Andina)
.July
S.
secured dollar bds. due July 1,
1
A.—
1971- .July
2803
Interstate Bakeries,
preferred
Interstate
(The)
B
30c "
$1.20
1
7-
1
6-14 1
6-14
6-28
6-14+,
6-28
6-14
621*2 c
7-15
6-26
7-
1
6-17
-
.
20c
20c—
-
25d
$1.25
—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar. >
6%" preferred (quar.)
8-31
7-
'
prior preferred (quar.)
^
Interstate Department Stores (auar.)
Interstate Financial, common (qhar.)
Class
50c
common_(^uar.t___—__
(quar.)———-—
Co., common
L
5%
$1
1
(not payable oti shaies resulting
stk div.,- only on present-shares>^-
Quarterly
from
Co.—
April 1,
•
62%.c-
—
International Salt
'
series A due Mav
Hidroelectrica
"
"
!___
1st mtge. bonds due July 1,
debentures
20-year s. f. 7%
6-21
U2+2C
•
■
9-21
$3 ■
preierred (qu+r.)-—L___
$4.80
Winkle-Munning
(Energia
3
3
—.—
Quarterly
.July
bds'. due
6-
from
(quar. +—1
International
bonds
1st mtge. 4%
3
6-28
3
-
bonds due
3
6-
7-
secu-
-Name changed to
/.«-*
i'*+;.
John Wood Industries, Bid.
Intprhatlona:i JJilling Co.," 4% pfd.
.
1st mortgage 5%
3
6-
6-28
i$l
_L——.
Steamship
International
Page
.July
6-
6-28
.
!
'
6-28
%3oc
•
/ "
'
:
.
:
10-
America (quar.+—~_
Building >{Chicago)—
Interlake Iron Corp
4%
>
6-17
$1' "
-
37c from
Fund
and
Certificates,
International Shoe
1__
1967—
Corp.—
.
1
2
7-15
37+2 c
International -Ocean Telegraph *(quar.)_____
International Packers, Ltd.'——-—--2:—
.
i
'
...
*—:—
Common
1983_/-"l_ri_-July 17
REDEMPTIONS
'•
2+2C
2349
h'
6-10
Ltd.——
Semi-annual
Interlake
1
U
7-'
of North
Exchange
International
28:
7 "15
7-15
Co.
:
l984-„~_Jun
bonds series E due,July 1,
;
Page
1/
L.Aug
:
'
"
Date
1
8-
-
—
International
'
-
-
t'1
6-21
$1.1+
____/.—
Insurance
investment income
'rity profits)
Insuranshares
TENDER
5-31
7-15
.
$1.03
2
Insurance
given in the "Chronicle."
OF
-'S-
4
$1.03+8
_ __
International
Head
6-14
...
in which the details
Company and Issue—
6-
6-29
•
31 •'+ c
International Fidelity Insurance Co.
Stock dividend
——-L-L_2_—
were
6-14
1
6-28
6-28
12C
(quar.):
A
Quarterly
called
-+■
5
5-10
6-15
7-
-
730c'7
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a) _______—
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund (10c from in¬
vestment income and 5c from securities
of corporate
stock
common
6-
1
6-29
$<•30
12
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume- (except where otherwise indicated)
4+2%
$1
ri8%c
\
4.60%
43
+
Notices
4%
6-10
20c
.-.33
c—
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
3%-
6-14.
6-28
'6% v;-'
preferred
Institutional
Indian
7-1
6-29
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
prel'bri ed (quar. 1 +—L1+;
Ingersoll
Federal
';,■
7-15
50c
5 7'7 c'
_______—
_____—
756+tC
preferred ($50 par) iquar.—
preferred ($100 par)• (quar.)_—._ fSl.12+2
♦68+4C
5+2% preferred (quar.)—
_
20C
Industrial Development Corp./common—
673
—
157
1,525
PARTIAL
and ; industrial- loans
increased * in- all
the* principal increases*.were $158 million in
mWbh*in the Cleveland District,
ury notes
Co.
RR.
International Faints,
Commercial
6-18
6-28
4+2%
-
.
banks
deposits/
districts;
6-2 5
69C.
4'/2%
+1,734
856'
—
526
—
-
called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
justed/$500- milUair in reserve balances" with Federal,
Reserve Sapks, and $1,128 million in demand,
deposits
adjusted, and a decrease of $856 million in U. S. Governs
35c
.V $1.12
-
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
From
' *
+ 1,128
23,585
including those
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ende4 June 12; .: Increases of .$579 million in loans ad-
9-18
12-18
■
Time
preferred
Condition Statement of Member Banks
9-30
iquiir.i_.__
preferred (quar..):
—_———
preferred (quar.)———
Indianapolis Water Co.—
*
•
5% preferred A (quar.)
4V*% preferred B iquar.——L—
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd;-?—.
••
.'k;...'-
Demand
17,084
figure revised.
6-18
6-29
12-30
(quar.
4.20+c
49
,
„
foreign
62,625
6-15
$1.25
(quar,) ——+;
4.56% prefcried.■ (quar.)
__u__
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_—________—
357
-
893
—_i
Federal
(quar.)
Insurance
1.5%
'
•
6-14
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
& Michigan Electric Co.—
4
1,077,951
0.1%
6-14
;
2
7-
—
Chemical Industries (final)Investment Corp., Ltd., class A
Life Assur. Co
of Can. (Toronto)
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)____———
Paper & Color (quar.)—
L.¬
Tobacco Co. of Canuuu,
4.12%
+
accept¬
for
46.9%
6-30 t
7-
SI.25
common
Telephone Co.
Central
346
31~370
R.
on
:
profits)
53,793,425
correspondents —1—
Industrial loan ^commitments
12
+
6-15
__—
33
banks
Cash
serves:
245,079
to deposit
and F.
liabilities combined
+'
27,543
:
'
w
6-15-
740c
—
(quar.)
Co.
Bell
'
16,961
53,981
"'
6-15
SI.50
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Ordinary
Incorporated Iiicome Fund—
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
uvlass.-
53
+•
securities..7,651*:
From
+
:
62+2 c
•
——
preferred
preferred
Cement
Imperial
+3,319
—
+:
bills.
certificates
notes.
Loans to
144,425
—
7-15
- •
Breaker.
Illinois
119,328
—
+
747,593
serves
Contingent
•June
20,652
178,374
ACCOUNTS—
capital
ances
-
'
7-15
+40c
8-9'
7-15
•
8,667
U.
Total liabs. &
capital accounts
Ratio
of
gold
certificate
re¬
note
—
282,553
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
+
52,440,777
accrued
liabilities
+
601,901
369,987
•
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash
Other
19,051,894
acct._
.
;i_.
—
311,705
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Illinois
11,167
—
bonds
S.
Balances
reserves—
Foreign
-
1,077,951
•
Treasurer—genl.
Other
—
1st prelerred
& Sons,
class
Circuit
I-T-E
'
;
pur-
—
Government
S.
for
.
loans
Treasury
Treasury
+
dealers
and
+
+
for
Reserves
LIABILITIES—
9-
f20c
noc
prior preferred I
(quar. r
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
+1,518
+2,930
544
579
344
5
+
31.C94
loans——
estate
Other
Federal
S1.25
+
4+2 %
'
■
C.)
(F.
$2.75
1956,
carrying securities———
1,940
purchasing or carry———1,168 V
or
loans
Treasury
6,979,766
7-15
—-
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
June 13,
—425
loans.—
securities
Real
22
—
86,754
53,413
industrial loans—:—
and
brokers
chasing
621,05?
adjusted*—-—
adjustedt
Other
Items
__
18,750
—
5%
5%
(m millions of dollars)
Commercial
Other
22,870,575
'
1957
:1957
; +;■
investments
Agricultural
ing
Govt,
Total loans and securities
from foreign banks
Uncollected
:+;k;
and
Loans
582,500
—
V'-:
June 5,
12,
June
;.+;+:;v. ' >
Loans
Total U.
•
429,500
+
8,571,413
1
'
7-15
8-
Increase ( + ) or
2,301,750
—
Held under repurchase
agree't
Due
468,057
—
B
Husky Oil Co., 6%
Decrease (—) Since
_
ASSETS
Bills
8-1
$0,006+4
'
Huttig Sash & Door,
+
1
Bought outright—
Certificates
V
—
(quar. )_^
preferred
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)_
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
151
-
12'eC
is-a)
A
class A
Factors,
)~5c
6.40%
$157 million.
banks follows:
ber
class
Ltd.,
Felt,
50c
—
B
Class
from
A summary
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
———
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
.
.
Federal Reserve Banks increased
$705 million, and borrowings from others decreased $551
million.
Loans to banks decreased $531 million.
Borrowings
21,425
1,043,853
.
.
deposits
to domestic banks increased
Rec.l
6-1P
6-29
7 + + 59c
(quar.»
common
Hubshman
adjusted increased $574 million in
New York City, $124 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $92 million in the Cleveland District, $65 million
in the Kansas City District, and by smaller amounts in
all but the Boston District.
Demand deposits credited
825,501
and advances
Industrial loans
S.
829,153
..4..
21,936,807
Discounts
U.
June 20,
1956
,
Banks—
other
of
1
reserves
certificate
notes
12,
1957
21,099,392
fund for F. R. notes
Total gold
F.
June
June 19,
account
:
of
Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
Class
Demand
When
Payable
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
Hubbard
District.
Holders
Per
Francisco
million, of which $43 million was in the San
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
•
2854
1
Share
Name, of Company
Class
certificate
2853
2606
-July
—
193330s
Class
„„„„
2851
(Continued from page 14)
Houston
ASSETS—
2849
2
issue.
5+a%
Gold
14
July
stock—
preferred
Co.,
.436950*
•Nominal
1
2801
2
-July 19
1971_—____
.143030*
.496950*
.496950*
.233350
2.779576
sterling...
-July
1, 1959
1,
DIVIDENDS
.140080*
.193330* 7
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound
June
Productions—
2.763613
7
.0349000*
.
Foil
States
.201100
.233350
...
due
.0300560*
.261075
,496950*
_
2322
,00277912s
.0300560*
.140980*
.
a
stock—_
preferred
*
•
Transit
*Announcement
.0800560*
2.762376
.
*:
14
^
debs,
sub.
conv.
Disney
4%
.00277912 *
.261100
peso
United
Walt
.00285500
.237983
.00277912*
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo.
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Page
1
—
2.790009
„
•
Date
Notre-Dame
.0300560*
J ay1
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
Square Corp/—
Rochester
.00285625
______
2561
1
CALLED
$1.20 cumul. conv. preferred stock- .Jun
Hospital 1st mtge. 3',* bonds due Jan. 1.1967 .July
Corp.—
4+2 % income notes, series B, due Sept. 1, 1958—k- .July
Union Stock Yards Co. of Baltimore preferred stock
July
.0198875
.238000
franc..
mark..
-July
:
Erie Resistor Corp.,
.0385356*
.0198843
.208966
(Metropolitan),
rupee
Ireland, pound-.________
New
.0385356*
.0198787
.209000
markka
Germany,
.0385356*
.0198812 7
1.019218
rupee
Finland,
.0385356*
.00435401*
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
4+z%'
.0198812
Malayan dollar...
Eastern
2.224103
2.224601
2.225597
2.224850
1968
1,
,
mortgage 4%: bonds due July
Stainless Steel Corp.—
First
Official
Free
ISSUES
convertbile
Inc.,
Records,
Dominion
A/%
$
%+
2805^.
.
Jan.
Bearing Co.—
Jun
cumul. conv. participating class A stock
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-year 3%% conv. debs, due Oct. 13, 1967—____ Oct
June 20
Friday
June 14
2805
■
7+2%
Thursday
Wednesday
1
Ahlberg
States Money)
(Value in United
New York
2803
Jul/
1.
/"
<
1960+_L„^-__,__+.'.i/ Jun £0
' V
due
ENTIRE
INCLUSIVE
1957,
1
'
t
bonds,
July
B
1930
ACT OF
TARIFF
UNDER
*
Mans.ield
for the week just passed.
RESERVE
Page
,
Publications, Inc. 6% debs, due Juiy
Macfadden
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
,
trust bonds series
collat.
&
mtge.
lsc
Date
t
Interproyincial Pipe Line Co.-—
—
7-
1
6-i7
25c
7-
1
6-17
15c'
7-
1
6-17
4
Volume
Number 5649.
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Holder»
When
per
(2957)
Per
When
Holder•
Per
Name of Company
Share-
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Payable oj Bee.
:
-
4.36%
<Del.),
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
....
(quar.)—
Interstate Securities Co. (quar.)__
Investment
(Quar.
Co.
of
from
Investment
■■
investment
Common
Ltd.,
preference
6%
1
7-
1
___—
income)'
convertiole
7-
6c
6-10
;
1
6•*'
7-15 J
3
6-15
of
(quar.)
9-16
7-15
6-15
$75c
^
Boston-Beneficial
10-16
$75c
__________
_
V'8%
6-14
.
$ 60c
(quar.)
preference
Trust
•
$60c
(quar.)—
com.
iquar.)
6%
Investment
7-
America—
net
Foundation
conv.
54y2c
23c
preferred
10-16
9-16
Quarterly
Lionel
6%
preferred (quar.>____
Iowa
4.30 %
preferred
preferred
4.80%
Power
Iowa
&
Island
SO
Creek
Coal,
preferred
Ivey
(J.
(N.
Y.)
1
1
7-10
7-
7-
6-15
Loblaw,
Local
1
6-15
1
6-15
5-24
Preferred
7-
1
7-
6-14
1
>
Lock
Joint
6-14
Common
6-14
6-28
6-14
8%
7-
6-
1
1
50c
7-
7-
1
preferred
8%
6-20
2oc
:> i
6-14
15c
7-1
6-14
Locw's
$37'Ac
7-
2
5-31
aS1.75
(quar.)_
7-
2",
5-31
S3
Steel
Loew's,
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
preferred
7%
(quar.)
preference
$1.25
&
6-28
6-14
7-
1
6-14
$1.75
7-
1
6-14
7-12
6-25
Brewing (quar.)
Star
Cement
Co.
preferred
G
Telephone,
(quar.)
3%%
Watch
5%
income
Laughlin Steel,
7%
7%
preferred
preferred
Lorillarcl
(P.i
Co., common
7%'preferred (quar^)
Louisville
Gas
&
Electric,
(interim)
—
Publishing
Quarterly
Lowell
6-28
6-19
Lowell
7-18
Lowenstein
6-26
6-12
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Cp., common
Co.
of
Ottawa,
7-
1
6-7
1
6-
7
Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(M.)
6-20
7-20
6-14
6-30
6-14
6-29
6-
7-
6-14
7
7-
2
1
6-15
4'A%
6-14
4'A%
7-
1
6-14
4'A%
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
,7-16
6-14
•
7-
1
6-
,
7
7-
1
8-
1
7-23
11-
1
10-23
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
6-21
Lyons-Magnus, class B
6-13
Macfadden
T-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
6-28
6-20
6-28
6-21
6-27
6-17
f25c
7-15
6-14
30c
6-30
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
40c
6-28
6-10
5c
10-15
20c
53'Ac
1
—
'
10-
1
Middlesex
Midsouth
Gas
Printing
Kahler
(quar,,)
_______
Corp. ' (quar.)—
Kaiser Steel Corp,, $1.46 pfd. (quar.)
Kansas City
Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)—
4%
■
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.50%
4%
preferred
Kansas
Gas
4.28%
.
Co.
$1.25
4'/a%
Kidde
i
Kirscn
6-
7
Maine
Public
$1.07
(quar.)
2%
^
1
6-
7
1
6-15
1
6-15
Manhattan Finance
6-14
Manishewitz
_
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
,
Maremont
6-30
6-
7
6-
7
7-
1
7-
1
6-17
7%
7-
45c
1
6-
7
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
6-
7-
6-21
1
7-
(quar.)
Engineering (stock
_
Ont.
6%
1
6-10
6-17
Marshall
8-
1
7-15
Martel
Mills
50c
7-
1
6-14
Martin
Co.
15c
7-10
6-27
10-10
9-27
15c
1-10-58
12-27
7-
1
6-14
6-
7
20c
7-
1
6-14
27c
6-30
6-14
iquar.)___
35c
7-15
7-
<quar.)_——————
20c
7-
6-20
RR.
1
Lamson
4.75%
&
$1.80
Investment
(Del.,),
Co.
(quar.)
7-
2
6-15
6-28
6-21
6-28
6-21
*
25c
preferred
&
Tire
7-
6-14
30c
Co., $5 preferred
7-15
7-15
25c
.'
6-29
2
6-29
6-29
—*
6-14
$1.25
9-12
"""8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
—
12-12
11-30
35c
7-
35c
(quar.i
preferred
7-15
6-28
•
45c
quar'.)—
(quar.)
10-
1
6-10
1
9-10
62'Ac
(quar.)
-
.
7-
1
6-10
62 'zC
equar.i
10-
1
9-10
7-31
(quar.i
96 Ac
8-
1
-7-15
Inc.
Lerner
Stores Corp., com. (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd.
Liberty Fabrics of New' York, Inc.—
preferred
Life
Maule
6-
5
6-25
6-
5
6-25
6-14
30c
7-15
1
pfd.
(quar.)
1 ^..-fi-12
6-
7
6-
7
.6-26
com.
6-14
5%
7-
1
6-10
$1.12'A
7-
1
6-10
1
6-29
6-
3
5c
6-25
——
$3
8-
_-k—_
10c
1
6-26
5-31
7-
1
6-14
10-31
933Ac
Stores,
(quar.)
common
10-
1
7
(J.
&
Ray)
Aircraft
^
—^
i
——
Co.-(quar.)——
(quar.)
Porcupine
Mines
—
Industries
aad
(initial
Brass (quar.)_
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Shares
System,
6%
preferred
(F. E.)
Myers
&
Johnson
Natco
Gtd.
Decatur RR.
Nashville &
Corp.
Nation-Wide
Securities
25c
7-
1
6-17
National
$50c
7-
1
6-14
$3.60
$$1
7-20
6-29
6-29
6-14
Fire
National
Giocers,
(Hartford)
Insurance
Ltd.,
common
iquaf.) 1-
divid.)
7-
1
6-17
National
88c
7-
1
6-17
15c
6-28
6-14
Class
A
(quar.)—_
6-17
Class
A
1
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
79-
3
8-
7-
1
6-20
7-19
A
1
75c
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-14
8-
1
7-19
7-
1
6-11
(quar.),
Investors
Lead
preferred
National
Liucn
Corp.
Co.,
4'A% preferred (quar.)———'—
preferred (quar.i
:
Mortgage & Investment, com.
National Presto
Industries "(quar.)
National
Propane
Corp.—
5%
^
6-18
6-28
6-14
7- 1
6-20
7777-
6-17
1
1
1
1
&
25c
7-
1
6-14
National
2c
7-
1
6-14
National
-
(s-a)
—
6-24
6-14
6-14
6-10
62'Ac
7-
1
6-14
40c
7-
1
6-14
Distilleries, Ltd.—
$30c
6-29/
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.);—
Co. (quar.)
Shares Corp. (qua^.)
7
9-
6
6
7
7- 2
b-30
6-
6-26
o- 1
6-10
20c
7- J
7- i
7- 1
.
7- 3
7- 3
lli?0
V
3l*»c
62'Ac
preferred B
Screw & Mfg.
Extra
National
6-12
7-
8
6-19
6-19
6-19
6-15
6-15
6-20
i
i
7-1
1^
6-20
6-18
6-28
6-28
—
Standard
Co.
Steel
Car,
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.jj
National Sugar Refining Co. (quar.)——i
National
6-
12-
-
2nd
1
7- 2
10-1
1-2-58
51.12%
$1-25
——
2nd preferred
5%
(s-a)__
7- 1
7-15
7-15
50c
15c
(quar.)—_
5%
6-17
preferred
6-29
6-10
6-29
"5c
$1.50
—
Natiouxl
7-
(s-a)
6-14
7-15
18c
6c
(Md.)—
common
B (quar.)—
3ervice, common
6-15
(quar.)
6-21
7-1
7-15
$5c
$5c
$5c
1_
Class B
National
National
7-
Co.
1
preferred
6-29
6-20
$37'AC
50c
(quar).
1
12'Ac
Gypsum
1
5%
7
6-14
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
1
Cement
6-
7- 1
40c
$15c
(quar.).
—————
25c
8-
Telephone.
6-20
6-14
,
90c
—
preferred (quar.)—r.
pref.
5-31
16c
50c
30c
2%
(quav.)
Register (quar.)
Company Inc., com. (stock
$L50
6-17
5-31
6-10
(Md.)—
Co;,' Inc.
Cash
7-
Portland
6-14
6-14
6c
Quarterly from net investment income—
7-
(quar.)
8-30
93%c
20c
7c
(s-a)
——
-
Natlorl-Wio 3
f"29
50c
(extra)
Check
50c
:
5-31
7-15
6-28
60c
——
(quar.)
Exti;a
30c
comm#n
5-31
8-30
6-29
25c
Co.,
8-30
6-14
National Biscuit Co., common
Engineering—
(s-a)
7
5-31
6-28
6-28
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)—
preferred
,6-
7-1
7- 2
6-29
7- 2
„
25c
gains)
(quar.)
—
National
15c
5%
7- 6
7- 2
10- \
7- 2
10- 1
7- 2
10-1
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
capital
(quar/)_.——
Gas Co.—
8-15
35c
convertible
6-17
(quar.)—-l—~—,-_a—37'Ac
common
8-15
25%
(quar,)_.
6
6-26
6-28
7-15
realized
Inc.,
& Bro.
Mystic Valley
6%
quar.)
6
6-
6-10
6c
(from
Mutual
3
into
—
class A
(reduced
Machine
partic.
Mueller
3
stock.
B
6-
7- Z
$1.65
50c
20c
—
—
9-
10c
i
reclassified
dividend
Melchers
6%
stock
series
Trucxing,
class A
—_—.—
9-
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
McLellan Stores
5%
class A
Inc.,
common
preferred
McNeil
Quarterly
85c
50c
Ltd.
6-10
7-15
7- 1
.,
62'Ac
21c
$1.25.
$15c
———
—
$5 pfd. (quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd. (quar.)
—.—
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
93 %c
62'Ac
—
6-10
7- 1
20c
Corp.,
National
McKay Machine Co. (quar.).
Stock
Finance
Mutual
Fund
20c
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
563Ac
6-10
—
6-18
6-14
15c
(quar.)—
common
1
(initial quar.)__
6-25
7- 2
6-28:
7-.1,
t45c
t.45c
t$1.75
t.$1.75
t$1.75;
t,$1.75
(quar.)
1
(quar,)—
preferred (quar.)
McLean
preferred
7-
Oil Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
McCord Corp.,
$2.50 preferred (quar.)_:
A
Drop Forging
7-
4%.
series
(quar.)__
Co.,
6-20
$$1
(s-a)
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar:)———.—jl
6-19
$25c
(quar.)
31'Ac
W.), Inc. (quax*.)—
(L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)_——
Company's
B
7- 1
Morgan
6-29
McColl-Frontehac
McLean
class
434%
8-15
Mclntyre
7%
Moore
6-20
3
Meadville
7-
6-14
Corp., Ltd., common
Quarterly
:
7%
preferred A (quar.)
7%
class A (quar.)
6-15
1
9-
Medusa
$1.75
7-
May Depaitment Stores, common (quar.)—.
$3.75: preferred
(quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)——
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
;
4%
6-22
6-14
8-15
Mead,
-6-15
6-17
7-
3
6-14
1
6-20
7-
9-
McQuay-Norris
1
7-
55c
new
common
McQuay, Inc.,
7-
Moore
6-14
7-19
7-
6-20
6-20
B
6-20
50c
$1.75
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
6-14
6-14
6-15
"
2
7-
1
6-14
5-25
25c
Locomotive
preferred
6-15
6-28
,
$1.12'A
$1.17Va
(quar.)
7-
6-
McDermott
preferred
7-
6-30
6-14
7- 2
7- X
.
$$3'
$$1
62'Ac
—-—
4.70%
7-
2
McDonnell
6-14
15c
Ltd
pfd. (quar.)
Mqntana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
L/
6-20
30c
7- i
7- 1
5%
—___A_—
^
6-
25c
$1.22'A
Investments,
7-15
2
3''2%
Assurance
Works,: Ltd
Montreal Refrigerator & Storage, Ltd.
Montrose Chemical (quar.)
7-
McCrory
Mortgage &
$7 class A
7-
(J.
Life
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.,
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
6-28
Mays
Monarch
Montreal
$$1.50
1
25c
6-20
6-14
1
$12'Ac
1
37 Ac
6-20
6-29
'
Lta.,
8-
(Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
6-14
6-14
———
partic preferred
$6
7-
6-28
6-29
I
Dock—
Stock
7- 1
(quar.)
(Winnipeg) (s-a)
Motor
Growth
9-13
America
6-14
_j
IQ.- 1
7- 1
Hegler Zinc Co.—
Industries,
Maxwell,
$2
12'Ac
Co.
7-
2
of
Corp.
6-21
dividend
$1.12'A
(s-a)
(quar.)
Insurance
6-25
20c
(quar.)
30c
COc
Leonard Refineries,
Investors
&
7-
Molybdenum
7-
—
6-14
75c
$1.07,'A
6-15
40c
7-20
_____■
7- 1
$25cf,
25c
Quarterly from net income
Massawippi Valley Ry.
(s-a)____
Mastic Asphalt Corp
Stock
6-17
7-
37'Ac
—
75c
Corp.
—
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Masonite Cox-p.
(quar.)——
Matthlessen
1
60c
(quar.)
lit
28.c
25c
——
Engineering Co.
$2.50 prior preferred (quai\)
Morning Star Nicol, Inc. (quar.)
4'A%
Massachusetts
7-
40c
Co.
6-15
6-28
7- It
7- 1
Rubber Co
6-20
$1.50
7- 1
7- \
6-17
25c
Petroleum
Mohawk
7-15
17'Ac
8.-30
(quar.)—
Mohawk
7
7-15
$1.06'A
—,
—
A
7-10
6-
7-15
30c
(quar.)
dividend
Glass
6-15
9.-13
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Modern Containers, Lid.,
7-15
7-15
100%
Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred- (quar.iCorp. (quar.)_
Shipbuilding & Dry
(quar.)
——i-r
Common
7-10
Service,
preferred
7-
1
5-31
7- 2
(s-a)
Gas
6-25
5-31
$1.10
$1.15
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
dividendl
(stock
(quar.)
Maryland
7-20
Light, 4.30% pfd.
Birmingham R. R. Co.—
4.90%
6-19
7-15
6-29
7- 1
—_——
&
25c
Co.,
Casualty
(irreg.)
Mobile
$
6-27
—
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Maryland Credit Finance,
6% preferred (quar.)
$3
-
6-12
6-19
20c
17'Ac
pfd.
&
Wells
Maryland
/..-7-15
30c
& Sons—
preferred
Corp.
Field
McBrine
5938C
(quar.)—
Co.
Extra
Liberty
12-16
25c
Lehn & Fink Products (increased quar.)„
5%
12-31
$1.50
—___
Steel
(James)
3.85%
12-16
(Sarina),
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Rubber
Lees
9-16
12-31
$15c
1—
preferred
Common
Lee
9-16
9-30
$15c
—
Sessions Co.
Lawrence Investing
$2.50
6-14
9-30
$15c
;
$5
prefex-red
(quar )
."_
Leath & Co., common <quar.),
$2.50
6-14
6-29
$15c
—
6-29
$15c
(quar.)_;
Landers, Frary & Clark (quar.)——
Lan'gendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.) —
Latrobe
1
$15c
—_
(quar.)_
Steel
Glass
Preferred
6-19
l"
6-29;
7-
$1.25
$3l'Ac
50c
___:
(irreg.)_i
50c
1
—
S2
Corp.
Marsh
Stock
6-28
6-14
6-26
Ltd.—,
(quar.)
Corp.
& Sons
$1.75
(s-a)
preferred
(M.)
1
15c
6-28
20c
—
Co.,
Co., Ltd., 5%
common
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
7-
$30c
6-18
7-
7- 1
$2
Class A
17'Ac
Miirquaxdt Aircraft Co,
i—_______—
Partic. class A (quar.)—.
Class B (quar.)
Lamson
Basket,
preferred
Marsh
(quar.)———
.———
&
$1
7-
$25c
(quar.)——_—
(quar.)—
Loan
Market
Marshall
Partic. class A
Lambton
Maritime Electric
$1
(inc. quar.)—
1
6-18
7,-15
Railroad
20c
(quar.)
Telephone
6-21
1
7-
6-28.
25c
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co. Ltd.
&
6-15
5%
5%
Mobile
5
6-29,
$50c
6-14
6-18
5
6-15
56'Ac
1
1
6-
6-
6-29
10c
7-
7-
6-14
7- 1
37'Ac
7'Ac
div.)
Inc
Minnesota Power & Light,
Power
6-21
7- 1
50c
(quar.)—
1
7-11
56'Ac
(quar.)—
7-
10c
25c
(quar.)—
6-14
22'Ac
(quar.)„—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-10
1
7-
3
&
7
1
$30c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Telegraph
7
6-
6- 7
7-
$$1.25
Common
Marine
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
convertible
6-11
(Allred), Inc.—
B
4%
6-14
6-
7- 1
(quar.)—.
preferred
Monarch
Products
Corp.,
7- 1
7- 1
Millers Falls Co.
A
6-11
6-19
6-29
$2
common
Miller-Wohl Co., common
Pacific
6-20
75c
Missouri
50c
i
6-14
40c
6-19
$$1.25
(quar.)——
6-20
7» 1
7- 1
7- 1
11-15
22'Ac
6-14
6-30
10c
1
62'Ac
.
Ltd.
Automotive
7-
62'AC
(s-a)——
Ishpeming
Gardens.
Midland
Marine
6-28
62'Ac
1
Laboratories
Leaf
7- 1
8-16
11-30
—1—_
1
7-17
$1.50
:
7'Ac
2T'1/2C
8-16
8-31
(quar.)_
7-
7-31
30c
(quar.)_
5-31
1
Exploration Co., Ltd.—
Lambert
(quar.),.
preferred
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
20c
Quarterly _______—____■'
Quarterly u___;—______________
(John), Ltd. (quar.)
:
Class
Common
6%-
Maple
7-15
5
6-28
6-14
25c
Manufacturers Life Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)
Manufacturers Trust <N.
Y.)
(quar.)—
7-12
7-
6-
1
7-15
$1
5-31
6-27
7-
6-28
53'/a c
class A (s-a)
11-15
t quar.)
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping Co. (quar.)—.
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)——,
30c
___;
6-20
25c
:
Labatt
Lakeside
Corp.,
Co
i
7
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—
25c
_______—
Extension University
Gas, common
(B.
8-31
11-30
6- 4
1
15c
preferred
Milier Manufacturing Co.,
Class A (quar.)___
Missouri
preferred (quar.)_4A__.A_—
30c
(quar.i:—
A
4J4%
7- '2
$3.50
27c
(quar.)
7-15
(s-a)
20c
(interim.)———
25c
(quar.)
Interim
A
6-
Works—
1
28 ',80
<quar.)____———
preferred
class
Class
6-10
6-27
$25C
(quar.)
Chemical
7-20
20c
(quar.)—
2nd
B
Mnllinckrodt
6-24
J20c
.
pfd.
7%
preferred
1
31'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Partic.
preferred
common
$1.50
Ltd.
preferred
Labrador Mining and
/
7-
6-15
,
45c
1st
Class
4.75%
Co.,
22'Ac
(quar.)
& Co.
6-29
$1.12'A
(quar.)——_
(quar.)
Kuppenheimer (B.)
6-27
7-30
f.7-15
60c
(quar.
(quar.)
„
30c
;
Mines,
& Co.
&
7
6-28
20c
—__
Superior
7-
7
6-
6-28
$$1.25
Convertible
6-
20c
6%
4.32%
77-
$1.25
com.
_______
Laclede
1
35c
Co-., 5%
conv. pfd— (quar.)———
5% preferred B
—
Koppers Co., Inc., common (quar.)____—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kroger Company,
Lake
1
7-
$1.08
(quar.)
4.80%
Company
Salle
7-
$1.15
—
6-10
15c
(quar.)
7-
Koehring
La
pref.
$1.12'A
.
(quar.)
Co.,
Press
5%
Service
5-31
6-28
50c
;
priority shares (quar.)
Bonding & Casualty Co
(quar.)—i
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kingsport
Ltd.,
5-31
6-28
50c
—
t
Maine
Industries, com. (quar.)_—
prior pid. (quar.)—.
Walter)
Corp.,
(quar.)
7
iquar.)
common
Oil Co.
Mading Drug Stoves (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
_______
preferred
Gold
Fibre
Keyes
8-15
6-23
Oil
conv.
Kewanee
8-15
1
6-14
7-
13c
Minnesota Fund,
6-28
45c
—
6-
Corp.
preferred
conv.
1
9-
Inc.
5
7- 1
56'Ac
56'Ac
$1.12'A
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
,50% c
Macy (R. H.) & Co.
9-
Mack Truck,
5
6-
Mining Corp." of Canada Ltd
$20c
(quar.)
8-15
6-29
—_______—
Kennecott Copper Corp.
Kerr-McGee
B
8-15
1
'
$4.50
Kerr-Addison
Class
1
9-
6-
6-26
S.Qc
6-20
$12'Ac
—
4
6-26
(quar.)
2
1'25c
9-
1
7-
4
6- 4
6-
50c
Co.___
conv.
6-
1
5c
;
preferred
J 50c
(quar.)——__
7-15
(quar.)
Refining
Paper
33c
(quar.)
Co.
Kennedy's Inc.,
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(James R.)
Kendall
1
50c
Kelling Nut Co., 6%. pfd.
Co.,
9-
Mailman
(quar.)
Kendall
&
$1.12'A
(quar.)_.
Kelsey-Hayes
Power
$1.08 34
Kayser (Julius) & Co, (stock div.)
Kearney
15c
—
M'acMillan,& Bloedel Ltd., class A (quar.)
.—
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
$5 preferred (quar.)
Kawneer
a
6-14
MacLaren
$1
&
preferred
preferred
4.60%
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Electric, com,
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
6-23
95c
preferred (quar.i
City Southern R.v.
Kansas
6-30
36'AC
_______
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
6-20
30c
——
Publications
par"
7%
non-cumulative
4'A%
7-
,
1
7- 1
Mid-West Abrasive
(quar.)
Mklwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Midwest Securities, Inc., common (quar.)
6%
6-11
6- 4
7-
,:/
Midland Steel Products, common
8% preferred (quar.)
shares
6-28
7- 1
96'Ac
—
Middle South Utilities (quar.)
Middle States Telephone of Illinois
$2 div.
6-13
50c
Co.—
Co..
6-18
6-28
25c
"$100
Water
6-14
6-28.
$1.08%
$1.11'A
4'A% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Abrasive, 6% conv. pfd. (accum.) _"""/
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., o'A% pfd. (accum.)
Minerals
Kable
/
preterred "$oO par" (quar.)
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
preferred
6-14
6-18
95c
(quar.)
&
1
6-28
97'Ac
'
Stern
7-
6-28
25c
(quar.)
Michaels,
6-10
1
7
15c
(quar.)^.^
preferred
7-
6
6-
,.
1
17VaC
—
6-28
•
7-
.
20o.
*
(quar.)
Co.
/'
6-14
9-13
12-
87'Ac
(quar.)
Shipping 11 quar.)
Window (quar.)
Miami
12-20
62'Ac
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Copper
9-30
V
preferred
Extra
6-14
6-28
$68%c
preferred
4.45%
Miami
7-15
30c
-
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
i
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
4.35%
6-12
30c
;
Corp.
preferred
6-10
6-27
4%
common
(quar.)
Corp., 7%
common
preferred
9-20
37'/2C
(quar.)
4'A%
6-28
7%
Co.
Controls
Metro, Inc.,
12-21
6-28
on
Thermit
&
1
10-
25c
—_
—
7-15
&
1-1-58
75c
—
preferred (quar.)—
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Machine
3.90%
3.85%
27l/2C
(quar.)_
—
& Sons
++ <M o o
_____
9-19
1
7-31
31'Ac
common
(quar.)
Bleachery, Inc.——
Electric Light—
25c
______—
9-30
7-
$1.75
;
6-19
7-
8-20
$1.75
(quar.)
6-13
$1.25
6-18
8-31
30c
(quar.)_
non-cum.
7-29
62'AC
6-29
$1.75
non-cum.
2
_
Metals
20c
6-28
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Journal
Metal
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6-28
15c
t
Mesta
7-15
$1.0834
(quar.)
preferred
8-
93%c
7-15
1
$1.10
15c
1
1
1
$1.06'A
—
25c
8-
8-
8-
50c
25c
(quar.)
common
2
8-
27'Ac
$1
Ins.
8-
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
*
—-----—"
Life
2-17
1
dividend
Quarterly
$1.25
(quar.)
Lcngines-Wittnauer
Lorain
9-
7-1
Scott—
&
Quarterly
Quarterly
:
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
5'A %
prefereixce (quar.)
Miami
,
I,
15c
non-voting
preferred
6-14
81.25
preferred (quar. I ________
Johnston Mutual Fund,, Inc. (quarterly from
5%
.6-14
6-28
$1.20
Founders snares
Jones
6-28
$1.37'A
Star
4.40%
3-10-58
$75c
5-31
6-14
11-18
Dtd.—
7-1
Electric
Standard
investment
Corp.,
al'A%
Jefferson Custodian Fund
Tea.
Investment
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4%%
preferred D (quar.)
;
4.35%
preferred E
(quar.)
_
Jewel
Canadian
preferred
Lone
6-28
12-10
Stock
8-16
$1
50c
30c
Merritt-Chapman
2-17
9-10
}$1
5-31
S1.25
3-10-58
30c
__
;
5-31
Supply
preferred A (quar.i
$5 preferred B (quar. i
$5.50 preferred C (quar.)
S4.80 preferred D (quar.>_—_____________
Jamestown Telephone Corp.
1st preferred (quar.)
5%
Jeannettc Glass Co., -7%
pfd. (accum.)_
$4 convertible second preferred (quar.)—_
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (quar.)
8-16
11-18
25c
Ltd
5-31
S5
Jefferson
(quar.)————
(quar./_
1
.
9-10
12-10
$1
1
(quar.)
6-10
$1
1
Water
Jefferson
—_£i
7-
preference E
ir i
8-15
$1
7-
6%
8-15
1
$1
7-
—1—,—
1
9-
$1
—
al'A%
(quar.)
9-
$1
al'A%
-quar.)—_4—:
preference D
6-18
6-10
$1
—
!
Theatres,
6-14
6-28
7-'i
25c
iquar.)——— / al3A%
B
preference C
5%
Jenkins Bros.,
London
(quar.)——i
-V 37'Ac
Bank of N. Y. (quar.)____'_„_A_ /
/' 75c ".
Company* common (quar.)_^i__jJi
25c!
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
:
.___
87'Ac
11'Ac
common-—
(quar.)
Chain
Inc.
preferred
3
Merchants
50c
(quar.)
(Marcus)
6-14
Merck &
50c
:
Lone
5%
Jamaica
(quar.)
/p
6-14
/ 7- 1
7
,
I.),
6-
45c
^
4
50c
•
1
preferred
Locke
•
$1.50
(quar.)T—,—
7- 1
6-
$1
(quar.)
(R.
A
oi Rec.
45c
(quar.)
common
6-,
50c
monthly 1
preferred (quar.)
8%
6-20
1
$1.50
(quar.)—___
6-28
Acceptance,
6-24
6-28
$1.10
_———
(monthly)
(monthlyl
Common
3
5
Class
.
H older»
Payable
25c
6-28
$1.10
._
Common
7-
10-10
)1
50c
(quar.).
Corp.
(quar.
87/2c
:
(quar.)
______
Pipe, common (monthlyl
Co/
Merchants
'
Class A
6-26
$1.10
7^10
10c
1
7-
40c
82'Ac
7-
§6
20c
12 "Ac
—
increased 1
1
Finance
7-
60c
40c
Jacotasen
7%
—-i_
Name of Company
Mengel
RR.—
Inc.
10c
common
Co.
7-1
$1.083A
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
B.i
Miami
Original capitalOriginal capital
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
53 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
Inc.
7-10
7'Ac
preferred
Ironnte,
Irving Trust Co.
7-
37'Ac
(quar.>
preferred
(s-a
v:
•
1U 1
35c
r_
(quar.)__i_2—i__u_—L_a
Corp.
Little
5-31
7-10
_____
(quar. )_„_—
common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—;
preferred
4.40%
4.35%
com.
Light,
3.30%
6-28
lc
(quar.)—
___
Electric Light & Power,
37c
A
ci.
*ovk,
,
Original capital
lc
New
of
—
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)_
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
3'A% preierred (quar.)
ctfs.
year-end of 24c from securities
gains and 13c from net investment inc.)
Funding Corp.
—i
Lincoln Square Building
Special
Investors
z
.V
When
Share
'
Interstate Power Co.
49
Ltd.
6-15:
t37_^c
—•
*
suc
,
.
.
x
6-14
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
National Supply Co.
(Pittsburgh).
tquar.)——
——
U. S. Radiator
Stock dividend—--.—
National
Nelii
Cocp.-
Neon
Products
Peninsular
Metal
5
Peninsular
Telephone Co.—
6-14
Common
8-15'
$1.32
(quar.)
33c
f 8-15
$1
preferred
(quar.)—
^ 25c "11-15
$1.30 preferred (quar.)—:—32'2C
11-15%
6-10
-
7-15
25c
?
■
(s-a)__—
$2.50
$2.50
6-10
•
•:
6-14
1:
1
6-
.
-
York
State
3%%
Electric
preferred
St
6-10
7-
1
8-16
7-
1
1
50c
(quar.)
6-28
6-21
7-
——
93%C
.*
6-14
7-
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
1
6-
7
—,
preferred
<quar.)_
—„,
35c
$1.50
—
Newport Electric Corp.,
3.90%
preferred
preferred
4.10%
5.25%
900
File
North
Southern
St
North
&
North
Penn Gas
Judd
North Shore
6-14
$1
1
6-14
SJ.40
North
Oil
Star
Ltd..
$2.50
Ctfs.
of
Illinois
Ry.
6-
7
6-10
Petrolane Gas Service,
6-11
7-
1
6-14
50c
30c
tlOc
i
7-
7-11
40c
5-31
6-28
6-14
8
6-24
7-
50c
7-
7-
7-15
50c
25c
$62 %c
5%
Pfizer
7-31
6-28
6-10
6-28
6-21
7-
6-
2
6-14
6-
7-15
22c
$1.25
8-
1
1
3.90%
Pacific
Ry.
$1.0614
.
Telephone,
Ltd.,
$1.37%
7-
1
7-
1
7-
6-28
27%c
7-15
7-
2
6-
7-
1
15c
7-
1
7-
1
-
6-12
Flour Mills Ltd., common (quar.)
Ohio Brass Co., class A common
(quar.)
Class B common (quar.)
$20c
$25c
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
4.40%
preferred
4.44 %
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio
River
Ohio
Water
Old
Sand
pfd.
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of Amer.
Mathieson
Oliver Corp.,
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-l£
6-29
25c
1
6-14
7-24
6%
15c
7-
._
$1.12%
(accum.)
$25c
Ontario Steel Products
preferred
Ltd.,
Ji5c
(quar.)_—
1
2
6-
Manufacturing (quar.)
Orange St Rockland Electric,
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
Orangeburg
7-31
7-
2
7-
6-20
Porto
Mfg.
Oxford Paper Co.
Pacific
2
Coast
One-fifth
St
Co.
7-15
20c
_
of
ferred for each
the
$1
share of
Pacific
Intermountain
Pacific
Lighting Corp.,
preferred
6%
2nd
1
6-
7
5%
conv.
20c
1
6-20
$1.10
7-15
7-15
6-20
———
$1.18'%
7-15
7-15
7-10
:
$1.54
preferred (quar.)
4.52% preferred (quar.
—IIII"
4.65%
Public
7-10
6%
Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)—:
" '
""" '
7-10
6-29
$1.75
6-14
7-15
7- 2
6-14
.
$1
,7- 1
6-15
*
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
4% Tpreferred (quar.)
Pantex
Manufacturing, 6%
pfd.
-
6%
—
^
(quar.)_—J<
X..
37 %c
7-
1
]
6-21
A
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
pence
and
6-28
6-21
6-25
4-16
American share)—
L.) Mfg." Ltd, common
preferred (quar.)
Participating
—_
—___
Robinson, Little & Co, Ltd. (quar.).,
6-25
4-16
Rochester American Insurance
7-
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Co.
Rochesl- r
St
5-31
Rochester
Telephone
7-15
7-
7-20
7-5
1
5%
6-12
6-10
6-10
8-30
1
6-18
1
6-14
6-24
6-
6-24
Valley
K.
Corp,
—
(A. V.)
»
held to
Corp,
(quar.)
Royalite Oil Co, Ltd, 5Vf% pfd.
Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. {(quar.)
6-14
Ruppert
7-
1
6-25
Russell
7-
1
6-17
Ryerson
4V2%
SO.
6-14
3281V4
6-10
6-10
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-10
$20c
6-29
6-14
5c
6-24
6-10
$1
6-28
6-20
—
Sabine
Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Shops
(quar.)_
7-
3
6-19
Saco-Lowell
35c
6-25
6-10
6-29
25c
7-25
6-25
6-28
6-17
60c
7-
1
5-27
6-29
6-21
$1
7-
1
r-27
6-28
5-24
Industries
—,—-—
Safeway Stores, Inc, common (quar.)__:—_
$4 preferred (quar.)
——
$4.30 preferred (quaf.)—;—
—
St. Joseph Light fit Power
- /
5% preferred A (quar.)
—
>1.07%
7-
1
5-^7
7-
1
6-14
Safety
6-29
6-
5
6-29
6-
5
$56c
7-15
6-20
(quar.)__
$75c
7-15
6-20
7-
1
6-12
St.
Louis
6-29
6-17
St.
Louis San
St.
12-
Ltd,
Corp,
Lawrence
$1.5^
:
(quar.)
$5 preferred
—
$1.25
11-18
6-18
7-15
6-15
(increased quar.)___St. Paul Fire fit Marine Insurance (quar.)__
7-
1
6-20
St.
8-
1
7-
(quar.I
25c
9-
8-15
$2
17VaC
1
7-15
6-25
7-
1
6-15-
6-28
6-14
15c
14c
7-
6-14
1
'
6
6-27
6-
6-30
6-13
7-
1
6-13
Schick.
6-28
6-10
Schwitzer
7-
1
6-20
Sangamo Electric
Scott
$4
Oklahoma—
Inc.
$1
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$ 1.16V*
,
7-
$1.06
!
7-
1
6-15
6-29
45c
35c
$1.02
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.04Va
$1.01 ¥a.
;
»
20c
20c
10c
30c
preferred (quar.)
$2
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Quarterly
;
Co.—
-
'
Co,
Mfg.
Scullin
6-29
5-31
Seaboard Air Line R. K.
6-29
5-31
Seaboard
6-28
6-18
Steel
A
Co.
6-14
€-21
Sears,
6-14
Securities
7-
1
6-14
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co,
Roebuck fit Co.
1
6-14
6-27
6-25
6-28
1
:
6-28
6-21
(quar.)
27 l%c
1
7-17
8-
6-14
8-
:
:
7-19
1
85c
8-
1
7-19
50c
7-
1
6-12
\ 9- 1
8-14
91 V*c
—
—:
preferred
6-19
1
7-
i 1.12 V*
—
7-
1
6-19
7-
5
6-26
30c.
common
(quar.)—
91.9&2
7-10
.
$1^5
_
6-20
6-20
,
6-20
7-10
25c
—
2
5-24
7-
1
6-10
31 %c
(Los Angeles)—
7-
10c
_
common-—-:
(quar.)
7-10
25c
(quar.)
6-14
G-27
63%c
(quar.
Acceptance Corp,
Quarterly
5-31
7-
1 :
6-10
""
7- 1
25c
—
6-14
'
Seiberling Rubber -Co,
B-24
* * -$25rf
6-28
7-
$1
'
(quar.)
7-15
7-
(quar.)____—
$5 sinking fluid preferred-!quar.)^_—
1
«*15
6-28
7-15
$15c
(quar.)
Finance
6-28
1
7-15
22c
15c
$4.75 sinking fund preferred
7-
7-
25c
6-28
•
(quar.)
preferred
6-28
6-24
1
1
7-15
-
15c
Common
$4.50
6-26
7
8-
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
5-31
5-31
7-20
6-
11-
-
(quar.)____
5-31
•7-20
-
1
8-15
22 %c
—
common
preferred
6-29
45c
7-
11-15
.
45c
—_—_—:
Security Title Insurance Co.
25c
7-10
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.65
7-17
24c
—_—
preferred A
5V2%
6-29
$1.50
Quaker Oats Co, common
B"4p-fV-H
(ouar.lu^X-i
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Corp,
Paper
ScovTU
30c
15c
preferred
$3.40
2
6-15
15c
Electric, common (quar.)__
5% preferred, (quar.)
r—.—
4Vj% preferred (quar.)—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Sandura Co, 60c conv. preferred (quar.)
Sangamo Co, Ltd
:.
—'
35c
(quar.)__
3
5
$1.10
San Diego Gas &
20c
class A
5%" preferred
-
Common
25c
62%c
912-
7-
Paper Co,
Regis
$25c
(quar.)
9-17
'
15c
$4.40 1st preferred A (quar.)
Antonio Transit Co, common
5-29
Gas, com.
(quar.)
Ban
6-28
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
St. Louis Steel Castings
5
6-28
1
12-1X
$1.25
—
1
Fund, Inc.—
6-28
7-
Francisco Ry,
$4c
(s-a)
6-28
7-25
75c
Stockyards—
National
7-25
*
$$1^5
—
6-23
$5
$25c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)__
preferred A
5%
12V2C
32c
Quebec Telephone Co,
3
7-10
11.12%
—
$75c
fit
7-
"
7-15
income)
Electric
6-14
6-17
—
(quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
3
35C
(quar.)
lnc._^—
Haynes,
6-10
6-10
_
7-
,
5c
t.91354
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
Ltd.
Industries,
6-24
6-25
6-25
7-10
6-10
(Jacob),
6-14
6-14
;
3«
June
on
'
15c
———
6-10
:
of
6-^4
•
6-28
10c
6-28
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__-_
Co.
6-14
6-28
7-10
*"
.
common
,
25c
Transport Co, common
preferred
6-14
;
2
I2V2C
(quar.),
G-24
$1.25
Industries,
1
7-25
'
35c
common
&
7-
7-
15%>
(final)—
reg.
6-24
6-14
0-_l)
1
7-16
.
$20c
—
j.
7-
-
6-20
7*
:
15C
split-up)
exchange
7-15
J
2
$1.25
—__
"Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. (20 guilders)—, J
(Final of 3¥2 guilders at the current rate
of
:
25c
(stock dividend-
10-1
A
Class
.
:
(quar.)
convertible preferred
5%
Rothmoor
6-20'
•
Reid,
a
Marie
■X
._
i
receipts ord.
Cable Corp.
effect
>
•>
-
(quar.)
(9 additional shares for each share
Rose
6-10
6-29
u
Corp.
Roosevelt Raceway
5
6-28
-
common
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Plywood
Rolls-Royce.—
Anier. deposit
7-15
7-
he^et-
6-20
6-15
—
preferred (quar.)
Roddls
6-11
7-
G
6-20
6-29
$20c
6-12
6-18
75c
com.
(quar.)
Co.
1
.
40O
1
6-29
5-28
1
7-
X
1
7-
$24c
—
27V2C
(quar.)
preferred
Growth
7-
$25c
(P.
dividend participating
$1
6
$20c
per
Robertson
6-28
9-20
G-25
Mines (interim.)
per ordinary share less Rhodesia
Nyasaland taxes of 37% %. The net
dividend Will amount
to approximately
6
6-14
2
6-18
1
25c
_______—,_
6-14
7-
1
8-
933^c
(quar.)
M5
1
6-14
7-
31V4C
(accum.)
Participating
Roan Antelope Copper
6-23
35c
200%
dividend)
•
6-28
$90c
~I_
preferred (quar.),
6-28
$1.50
.
20c
^___
——.—___
(stock
$1.50
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Puget.Sound.Pulp fit, Timber (quar.)
Purex Corp, Ltd. (quar.)
Purity Stores, Ltd, (quar.)
Pyle-National Co, common (quar.)—:
6-29
$1.13
pfd.
(quar.)
ordinary
Service
4.18%
Pacific Telephone fit
Common
—.—____—,
common
40c
Inc., 6%
preference (quar.)
4.08% preferred fquar.)
6-29
7-10
Cement,
'
7-19
3IV4C
$1.40
6-29
$1.25
5%
Stoker Corp.
Inc. (quar.)
20c
Corp..
10c
Ltd.
preferred
4.24%
6-20
40c
(quar.)_
Products
20c
(s-a)
preferred
.
6-20
$1.18 3i
common
4%
6-20
$1.12%
I_
Metal
»'
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
Power
5%
Gardner
5.60%
6-17
7-15
7-
9334C
(quar.)____.
7-15
$3
(quar.)
partic. preferred
Rowe)
Public Service
6-15
$1.09
(quar.)„-
preferred .(quar.)
1
(quar.)—
.
(quar.)—
$4.75
6-20
7-
6-14
preferred
Rieke
6-14
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
6-20
6-29
7-19
6-28
33i %
1
10c
Inc
Bros,
Prudential
7-15
1
(quar.)
Rich's, Inc, common
7-15
50c
Electric Co.
Co.
&
Corp,
Provincial
pre¬
1111111
pfd.
(quar.)—,
6.16%
7-
6-21
held—
(quar.)—
Light,
7-15
(quar.)_
Procter & Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Prophet Company (quar.)
Providence Gas Co. (quar.)
Providence-Washington Insurance (quar.)
5
25c
Express
$4.36
preferred
pfd.
1
8-
7-15*
7-19
—
7-15
20c
Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
(T.
(From
6-12
70c
preferred
St
7-
7-
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Machine
(quar.)
Telephone
Price
Prince
7-25
6-20
1
—
17VaC
Electric
Price
6-11
20c
6-20
1
8-
(quar.)
62%>c
(s-a)
preferred
Pre way,
6-15
6-25
1
7-
obligation
62%>c
common
6-10
(quar.)
Dividend
6-21
12ViC
(quar.)
Tools,
6-10
1
7-
partlc.Vclass
40c
(quar.)
Paper
1
7-
$1
participating class A
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
&
7-
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
•
—
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd.
6-19
31*/Ic
$4.75
Power
5%
6-20
10c
Co
common
$4.50
Pacific
1
6-26
6-27
$1
(quar.)
Indemnity (quar.)
$4.40
7-
20c
90c
$1
$1.25
55c
RR.I
6-11
17 %C
6-20
7-
6-11
7-11
6-14
6-15
6-26
•
1
1
6-12
1
$1.75
$1.75
2
7-
1
G-29
1
7-
8-
6-24
7-
8-
6-14
7-
Riverside
6-21
6-20
6-28
-
25c
—
6-10
7-
6-20
7-23
r-
50c
(quar.)
6-29
8V2C
8l/2c
6-14
1
.,:_
Co.
Bros.
4
8-
7-
The amount will
approximately 5c per American share)
Co. (quar.)
—__________
be
6-
1
X
1.12%
(quar.)
6-30
1
6-10
subject to deduction of Rhodesian
Nyasaland income tax. Based on pre-
and
6-14
8-
*
•
6-28
vailing rate of exchange.
6-10
7-15
6-24
shares
•
Rome
Co
Adams
Transit, 5%
Reed
Prestole
dividend)—
new
6-25
Prentice Hall Inc.—
6-15
30c
preferred
Pacific
7- 1
50c
(stock
share
6-11
Columbia,
Co.
non-cum.
Pratt,
7-15
(quar.)
Fertilizer
6-11
6-10
-
9-13
Trust, Ltd.
(American
(interim).
(8 pence on ordinary
shares)
56c from
1st preferred
Pratt &
6-14
(quar.)
Chemical
Pacific
1
9-13
12-13
12 %c
-
6%
Co.—
preferred
1
7-
12Vac
British
Corp. of Canada Ltd,
4Va%
6-28
8-15
Quarterly from net investment income—
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)_
Glass
7-15
8-15
.
convertible
7-
1
1
Selection
$1
$1.25
Mfg
General
Potomac
6-28
i25c
Mfg.
Owens-Illinois
7-15
income &
common
K.)
Rico
Power
2
7-
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
;
Over-the-Counter Securities FundTinc^-
Osborn
6-14
preferred
*•
10-
59380
(quar.)_______
4
25c
Portland Woolen Mills,
7
$25c
-
6-29
-Roe
Glass
Electric
(H.
Portland
8-16
-$$1.75
(©Sr.)
common
(quar.)
$133/4c
Opelika
Rhodesian
75c
15c
(quar.)
of
Sulphite
Porter-Cable
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
(quar.)
4.50 %
6-17
$10fc
Ltd
Co,
preferred
Porter
7-10
9-
Ry.
preferred
Huron
Portland
common
6-17
6-17
6-29
6-14
40c
(quar.)
Metals^ common
6-29
6-14
1
10-
3%
preferred A (quar.)—________—^___
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco.
3.60% preferred (quar.)——__.
6-
$1212c
preferred
Tile
Inc.
6-21
1
7-
1-1-58
;
75c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
7-12
7-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
80c
North
2nd
Portable
7-10
7-24
&
1st
$2.50
6-19
6-24
$1.0614
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
5%
5%
Pomona
Chemical
preferred A (quar.)
5%% convertible preferred B
4%
7-
,
Mines
Polaroid Corp,
Port
20c
6%
7%
6-17
$1.11
60c
___.
gains)
Plate
convertible
16c
(monthly),
Northern
Mill
Plltsfield
6-17
1
20c
participating preferred
Ontario
1
—75c
(quar.)
$1
6-14
7- 1 •-
-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.—
6-29
6-25
;X
$28c
•
20c
12V2c
Plough, Inc. (quar.)_
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
3
7-
.■
(quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)
Ontario Beauty
Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1
6-
Co.
Gold
Pittsburgh
6-14
6-28
7-
-
preferred
6-20
7-15
'
6-29
$1
7
$1
1
6-19
'./> 7-31
87 %c
4%
,
(interim)
Pioneer
(Milw.)
;
Old National Corp., class A
Class B
4.25%
—
ii-24
7-
8-
,$28c
7
75c
6-17
6-20
-
1
X
45c
*$27C
6-
97V2c
6-20
"
..
"
(quar.)
6-
93%c
(quar.)
7-
-•
25C
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—
6-24
I
7-15
I
->
6-20
6-30
.
$5c
3
1
7-
7
r
$1.25
:
(quar.)_l_i
A
$1.25
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common (quar.),
7% preferred (quar.)
6-14
6-28
37%c
!
Co., Inc., 6%
Ltd.
3
$1.10
(quar.)_.
Colony Insurance (Mass.)
Olln
6-
6-28
97%c
._
Service
Quarterly
2
$1
(quar.)
Pioneer
6-14
2
$1
common
3.90%
7-
3
66c
___
Edison
7-
Glass
capital
6-13
12%c
Ltd
6-
7-
A
Class
6-28
$1
Co.—
10c
20c
12l2c
(24c from investment
6-13
—
pfd. (quar.)
6-28
Class
PJne Street Fund, Inc.—
6-14
15c
(quar.)
6-14
6-28
62%c
(quar.)
Piedmont &
6-28
6-25
115c
Ogilvle
Ohio
6-14
-
:' -7-11
50c
6-10
Co.—
—
6-28
7-15
40c
Oherman Manufacturing, 5%
Office Specialty,
7-26
7-29
$2%c
;
6-10
7-
Riley
(Hartford) (quar.)
Pickering Lumber (reduced)—,
a
Pickle Crow Gold Mines, Ltd. (annual).:
Pillsbury Mills Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)__
9
45c
Light <fc Power
Chemical, class B (quar.)
Common
40c
140c
(quar.)
7-
7-
Ritter,
Monthly
Phoenix Insurance
6-14
Scotia
Noxzema
Phoenix
6-21
\i-
_
—
com.
6-12
.i,
•
$1.50r «!..V7- 1
LJ&
$5o
from
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philips Electrical (quar.)
6-21
(quar.)
6-10
50c
25c
8%
6-21
7-15
common
5%% pref. A (quar.)—:
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)Nova
7-15
$1.12
(quar.)
6-12
1
6-30
,\7V2C
—:
87V2C
$1
A (quar.)—:—_—
common
preferred
Common
6-21
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd.,
6-10
.:: 7-2
.
"'"■£
common..
G-25
!—_
4% preferred (quar.)_
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
5-24
7-15
pfd.
Philip Morris, Inc.,
6-21
7- i
Northern
6-21
9-9
7- 2
% —
—
15c
10c
of
?
__i
(s-a^L~^
(quar,)^_.
Common
distribution
a
Philco Corp. 3%%
6-21
8-
and
(s-a)
45c
—____
6-28
44c
—
6*10
& Co.
capital gains)—
Philadelphia Suburban Transporation
5%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance
4
19c
____
6-10
Richman
realized
3
$1.05
Northern
6-18
1
85c r7-
Richardson
_________________,
(Charles)
income
5-24
6-24
$2
;
10-
;
$25c
(Increased)
Reliance Manufacturing Co. (111.)—v
3%% preferred (puar.)___
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd. cl. A. (quar.):
6-17
20c
—._
preferred
(quar)
4%
2nd preferred (quar. 1
Philadelphia Electric Co, common (quar.)__
$1 pref. common (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund (5c
from ordinary net
6-12
1
(quar.)
3¥2%'
'
1
6-27
income)
net
1
8-15
20c
(quar.)
7*1
•>
Refed Roller Bit (quar.)_
Reliance Electric fit Engineering
Petroleum Corp. of America (20c from real¬
ized capital gains and 25c from ordinary
Inc.
>
6-18
6-28
i
(quar.;:
Insurance
preierred
5%
7
6-7
6-29
40c
_____
2
4.22%
Telephone
(quar.)_____
7-
4.40%
Ohio
(quar,)____________———
30c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:
414 % preferred (quar.)__.
414% preferred (quar.)
6-
7-
25c
35c
$1.75
25c
_____________
(quar.)
Co.
.4
6-14
--"r" 6-28*
87V2c
43,i%
8-30
Indiana Public Service—
Northern
•
2
T
7-10
'
Revlon,
Pet Milk Co., common
,
Northern Natural Gas Co.,
5Va% preferred (quar.)
■
-V.- 7-29
$$1.50
(quar.)
A
"(Macs.),
Corp.
Reynolds
4 Mi % preferred (quar.)
•
$1.12,/a
Petrolane Gas Service (quar.)________—20c
-
Recce
6-20
7
(quar,)—
7
6-12
7
(quar.)
6-
6-12
7
—
;
common.....
2nd- preferred
Estate Title
3c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Pepsi-Cola
Real
(Pa.)
Rcqdlng Gas
7
1
6-
;
com.
Ltd,
class
Co,-4%
2
6u
6-24
6-
(s-a)_
Gas Co.,
preferred (quar.)—
5%
Northern
6-30
Bankers,
preferred
7%
7
Reading
•7-15
r 7-'
7-
;
convertible
30c
-
6-25
6-
(s-a)
interest..—
ben.
Central
Northern
6-
10-25
25c
15c
$6
securities)
6-30
Northeast Capital
(stock dividend)
Northeast Investors Trust-—
Northern
6-30
—-
pfd.
7-
25c
—v
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Go.—-
Rcsistoflex Corp.
6-30
——
(quar.),
Co. (Mass.)
,6-14
87%c
10^25
Batten,
Grin &
Republic Steel Corp.
6-30
.
Co.
6- 6
-4:
J 'to
30c
■
6%, preferred
(quar.).
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.*
ordinary
from
(4c
profits from sale of
Industrial
Personal
1
Manufacturing (quar.)::
Gas
distributed
6-29
7-10
18%c
(Chicago)
..
7- 8
j r-
>
«.
15C
t
;
(quar.)__'_
7-25
from accumulated un¬
21c
$0.48125
(quar.)—.
North American Refractories Co. (quar.)
North
Corp.
and
$50c
Co
Ry
coin.__-
(quar.)
common
Rapid
7-
50c
(initial)
Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack, common
6% preferred _____—_________________
7-
Aviation
American
6-18
7-
—
Normetal Mining Ltd. (Interim.)
Norris-Thermador Corp.—:
.
-,
97'/ac
$1.02'/a
—
.
Michigan Avenue
Norfolk
6-14
7-
-
8-15 1
8- 1%
C-30
6-30
7-257- I7- 1
.
Securities
income
15c
45c
85c
90c
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd. (quar.)—
Nicholson
net
933/4C
———
(initial)-,
St Machinery lnc,
of America,
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.):
' $3.50 1st preferred ;• quar. )^
.
Light & Coke—
common
Peoples
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-2
45c
Pep
3%% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)—Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.40%
preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.) —
————<
•
New
7
7-
-
preferred
Peoples Gas,
6- 7
1
$1.12%
81'Ac
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)-———————
New York Trust Co.
(quar.)—
New York Water Service Corp
——:
Newark Telephone (Ohio)
'
.
5-31
1
$4.50 preferred
•
4.40%
3.35%
6-14
6-28
y-.-.-75&
Penney (J. C.),Co. (gi'.ar.)_
—___
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)_^
—
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
------4»2%: preferred
t 6-14
7-
•
.
(quar.)60c
(quar.)—
;
-i—
$1.12,.s
(quar.)__—
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
8334C
4.60% preferred (quar.)__
$1.15
Pen ton Publishing (quar.)30ePeoples Drug Stores (quar.).:
,
50c
Peoples Finance Corp. (Colo.), class A (quar.)
I2V2C
Class B (quar.)__
12%c
6-10
a
4%%
6%
-v
$28c
10-25
11-15'-
Common
Gas—
(quar.)
6-28
*
7-25
——
———
V.
6-10
8-
50c
V
Shipbuilding Corp
New
*
•
f
«- 7
7-1
7-1
'
•
6-14
1
7-
35c
Chicago St St. Louis RR.
7-25
32%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___-_—
_____
- - 33c
Penman's Ltd.; common
(Increased)-—145c
6%
preferred (quar.)i.—
—- $$1.50
Penn-Texaa Corp., dom. (stock div.>__r——_
% '• 2%
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)__——
•
40e
Penn Traffic Co. (s-a)
- 20c
York
York
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
'•'X 6- 7
1
6-28
7-
'
preferred (s-a)
——fit Honduras Rosario Mining—
(Interim); %___—_•—i_—
-i-—
6-25
1
7-
$2
10%
7-
6-28
•
$1.09
—
6-25
7-
-
>
•
York
Radio Corp.
».*•« r'b
"J.
Racine Hydrauhes
9-10
6-25
'
(quar.)--———-—;
New
6-11
7-15
f 7- 1 f
(quar.)
$1.20 convertible preferred A
preferred (quar;)
preferred
preferred
A
6-10
$1
$1.30
Class'
-
5-31
»%" r...
>
,
-
6-21
•
common:..;
New
7- 1
10- 1
8-15
■
^
7-15
,
common
Corp..
(increased)
1
-
New
6-20
ry
;
$2
-35C
'
•
6-14
6-29
8-
convertible preferred <quar.——• $2
England Telephone fit Telegraph (quar.)
50C'
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.).—40c
New Haven Gas
(quar.)————---•
75c
New Haven Water (quar.)——————
SI
New Jtersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
tlMV*
4.05% preferred (quar.)__.
5 6V«J
New Orleans Public Service, common (quar.)
$1.1834
4.34%
preferred
(quar.)———
New York St Harlem RR.,
7- 9
6-25
Quincy Mining Co,___^_—
K" ..
R & M Beatings Canada, Ltd.—
Holdert
Payable oJ Bee.
:
430C'-k'"6-28 O
s-
_
(
4%%
preferred
f20c
25c
—
8hare
„
,V!
6-20
15c
-
-
New
York Dock,
•
—_
tu
1;
<v
.
(interim
Ltd.
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—r
12-18
12 %c
1-2-58
7-1
6-28
,
„
Mining,
B-10
50c
50c
25c
■
,
6-13
J* !
10- 1.;,
60c
93 %c
■
$1.12 ¥2
4.36%
1
1
r„,r'
-
When
Per
tfame of Company
.
Qucmont
Common
New
New
Products
6-20
7-
7-
7-
«
(increased)
Ltd.
Canada,
7-19
'(quar.)----
Common
or
x
Electric
England
Patino
3
o
2%c
■v:r 2%c
2%C
! 37VzC
conv.
K
25C
System (quar.)
Gas St Electric Asso.—
conv.,
5%
50c
20c
(J. J.) Co., common (quar.)——
,•
334%
preferred
(quar.)_—
----■
—
New Britain Machine
(quar.) --2--^—-—
New Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
New
6-
•
,5%
$15c
—
Newberry
England
6-28
■
'
10c
3%'
1
New
6-28
■
,16-26
"
(quar,)—————————
Ltd.—
6-28
20c
•
(Canada;
■Ji
preferred (quar.)—i
6-10 v •j
:'5% conv preferred (quar.)^,
6- 6 < fV Parker
Rust-Proof (quar.)_i*—
6- 3
parmalce Transportation (quar.)__
„
,
.
preferred (quar.)__—,
6-18
50c
Insurance
Fire
Union
National
Park Chemical Co.—
6-29
6-24
Holders
Payuole oj Aecv-
Snare
:•••-,
•
6-12
.When
Per
■'
Company ■ ;
10c
•XX,
<quar.>_———
Co.
|
6-1# ;
1
I
•'m.V
,
s-
25c
r
•
National Tile St Mfg. Co.
Tool
7-
60c
(quar.)
National
Payable of Beo.
1
(quar)
Terminals
National
Holder*
When
Per
8hare
3 ■"**•>
Tttiwe of Company
.
Monday, June 24, 1957
...
(2958)
4'2%
-
5%
<quar.) —
preferred A' (qu«r.) ——
preferred
..
_
X
,
"
6-15 I:
.7- 1_
?
.
$1.25
t
-
7- 1
i.
.
6-15
>-
Volume
Number
185
\
5649
.
'»
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
When
Per
-
(2959)
Holder»
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
Company
Snamrock
Oil
<fc
Gas
Sharon Steel Com.
<
.
Corp.
^
Share
—
6-29
6-14
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
4% preferred A (quar.)
:
4 % % preferred B (quar.)_
Shawmut Association (Boston)
Salesbook
Shelby
Shell Oil Co.
Shell
Y.
(quar.)_
shares
38c
_
(Canada), Ltd,—
preferred
Shulton, Inc.,
Clans
B
Shuron
class A
4;%%
Co.,
j
Class
Simca
614
:—.
____
.
shares)
class
preferred
Ltd.,
Smith
O.)
Sylvania
6-26
,1-26
7- 1
6-14
7- 2
5-31
10- 1
8-30
7- 2
10- 1
8-30
15c
7-1
153c
6-14
7-11
7-15
.
$25c
6-14
7- 1
8- 1
$1.25
United
$3.50
7-
2
6-14
7"
1
-6-15
7-15
0-18
7-15
6-18
(quar.)
$$1.25
7-15
6-18
—_________
20c
7-15
6%
7-
1
10-
1
(quar.)
Electric
Products,
6-
3
9-
3
(quar.)
1-1-58
11-29
7c
6-28
6-28
7-
J
1
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)__:__
—
8- 1
7-
1
t
$1
7-
1
7-
2
4-18
25c
7-2
6-14
6-14
New
$50c
7-
66-
7
Stock
Taylor,
dividend
Pearson
2
6-14
6-29
6-14
U. S.
30c
Class
B
(quxr.)—
$5
5%
6-28
6-14
25c
7-15
6-28
Temco
$70c
7- 2
7-1
6-15
Tennessee
6-15
Tennessee
7-
1
6-15
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02 Vz
7-
1
6- 7
6-28
9-30
6-28
5-31
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
7-
1
6- 7
8-30
4.50%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.12 y2
7-
1
6-
Sommers
50c
Drug
Stores,
3iy4c
6-28
5-31
9-30
8-30
38%c
9-30
8-30
15c
6-25
6-14
7-1
6-15
5.10%
preferred
5.12%
preferred
6-12
5.25 %
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
6-12
Tennessee
7-
1
6-12
7- 1
6-12
Terry
Steam
8-
1
7-15
Texas
Electric
7-
1
6-15
6-28
6-11
preferred
conv.
preferred
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
conv.
—____
preferred
-
(quar.i—$1.38
Electric
Carolina
Commo
Gas
&
Co.—-
1
—
4 60'!?
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
South
Georgia
Natural
57'/ac
56Vic
12Vic
$1.50
37Vic
i___.
Gas,
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)_—
4.64%
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)_
4.S
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
5-31
_
(quar.)________—27%c
preferred iquar.)
62Vic
5%
$6 preferred (quar.)
South Jersey Gas (quar.)
'
Pittsourgn Water Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
South
$1.12%
(quar.)__
50c
(quar.)—__________—____
50c
^Southeastern
com.
7-15
Edison
preferred
Co.—
•
.
"
;
>
:
.
7-15
50c
Southern Railway, 5V
preferred
Southwest Natural Gas,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Textron,
6-20
$1.25
4%
preferred A
9-13
8-15
4%
preferred
7-1
6-14
Thermokl
7-1
6-20
Thomas
4.28%
preferred (quar.)__—____________
$1.07
preferred (quar.)___
$1.16V/4
preferred (quar.)_—$1.25
7-1
Co.
B
Thomaston
7-
1
6-14
T'hor
7-15
7-
Thorofare
Southwestern
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
Southwestern Public Service,
3.70%
preferred (quar.)_
40c
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
preferred
($25
preferred
Corp.
RR.
$3
1
>
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.,
Fruit
partic.
$2-$5
prior
common
1-2-1
6-14
Toronto
9-13
60c
&
6-15
7-10
6-24
7-
1
6-
7
933/4C
7-
1
0-24
7-
1
6-
9334c
7-
1
$1.12Vi
7-
1
7-
1
6-
7
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-14
10-
1
9-13
$2
7-
8
6-27
S.
Sugar
8-
1
7-15
U.
S.
Trust
8-
1
7-15
United Steel
$1.16
8-
1
7-15
United
A
6-29
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
class A
(quar.)
Non-voti"g
—,—
Stanley
(The)
Works
Starrett
(L.
S.)
(quar.)
5%
Steel
1
6-14
Upson Co.
(quar.i
(Me.)
Co.
7-
1
6-
7
Van
7-
1
6-
7
Corp.
7-
1
6-
7
Shop,
Inc.
common
(J.
5%
preferred
6-29
6-15
6-10
$1.06 lA
6-30
6-10
$2.25
5%
6-24
5-13
Viau, Ltd.
30c
7-10
6-17
Victor
10c
7-15
7- 9
25c
7-
6-20
Vendo Co.,
preferred
6-25
6-10
Virginian
7
-1
6-14
Vulcan Corp.,
Railway
$4.50 preferred
7-
2
6-14
$25c
7-
2
7-
2
6-14
40c
7- 1
6-19
Walker
&
Co.,
20c
7-
1
6-19
Class
A
(quar.)
7-15
0-29
Walker
7-
1
&
6-
7- 2
Ware
5%
7-
2.
6-
7
Warner-Lambert
22 %c
5-2"
A
.
8-1
7-12
7-15
6-30
6-15
$1.12
6-30
6-15
1
6-14
25c
:
8-20
7-26
7-
1
6- 7
7-15
6-21
7-
6-19
;__
62
(quar.)
Inc.
RR.
River
4»/2%
35c
—
1
(see Disney (Walt)
(quar.)
25c
•_
7-
1
6-14
$1.37'/2
7-
1
6-14
$3.50
5V2%
Waste
'
7%c
(quar.)
dividend
6-14
Stock
6-20
Treesweet
6-20
Tri-Contlnental
7-15
7-15
6-30
6-30
Trico
7-
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$2.70
$1.25
Corp.,
preferred
Products
pfd.
7-
3
6-18
7-
1
6-28
7-15
6-28
(s-a)
Pharmaceutical Co.—
preferred, (initial quar.)
Corp. (Calif.)—1
$1,121/2
King
6-
True
6-28
6-28
6-20
Trust
?5c
6-29
6-15
20th
Twin
Temper
4'/2%
6-20
Corp.,
preferred
class
(quar.)
A
Wayne
7-
1
6-18
Webb
7-
2
5
5%
208
New
6-19
Weeden
8-26
8-15
4%
conv.
preferred
City
Rapid
11-15
4%
conv.
preferred
rrior
convertible
South
La
Salle
preferred
6-28
7-15
10c
6-29
7-
62 %c
6-28
7-15
45c
Street
Corp.
(quar.)
Quarterly
7- 1
6-18
Underwriters
—
56c
56c
7- 1
10- 1
9-11
6-10
Union
60~
Union
preferred
Trust
Acceptance,
non-cm.
Electric
(N.
6-14
25c
7-
1
6-14
7- 1
7-1
6-14
6-14
$4 preferred
«'■
$3.70
6-21
-
6-19
in
cash
or
Wesson Oil
West
2
6-21
West Kootenay
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-20
West Michigan
10-
1
9-20
West
Penn
Power
,
Ltd.,
nartie.
Co.,
7-
(quar.)
1
6-15
6-15
4.20%
7-
4(4%
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-28
5-29
38c
preferred
Union
Union
Investment
Mfg. Co.
Pacific
——
——
(quar.)
quar.)
—
1
■
92 %c
8-15
—
6-18
7-
1
6-25
7-
1
10-
50c,
15c
■
,7.20
7-20
West
c^
Western
Department
7-
1
6-18
Western
6-
6-10
1
Western
$1.40
7
6-
7
6-25
6-10
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
$1.12%
7-15
6-20
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-10
$1.10
40c
Co.
6-25
17c
t
6-
7
6-25
6-
7
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-20
30c
6-29
6-13
25c
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
t50c
(quar.)
—.-
7-
7-15
*14
$35c
7-15
*14
$7C
'""ar.)
(quar.)
Stores
'
1c
*-10
,
class A (quar.)
(quar.)___
Grocers, Ltd.,
preferred
0-
6-29
$1.12%
Casualty & Surety
Western
1
6-25
$1.25
^onto'
Western
7-20
8
$1.05
—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
7-20
7-
6-14
1%
7-5
6-28
2
$1.02%
•
1
30c
7-
65c
preferred
Electric
lr
30c
Texas
As^'^nce
6-14
1
common
8-
8-15
i-
1
8-
37 %c
Steel Foundry (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
$$1.75
Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
West Virginia
Water Service, com.
(quar.)
$5
9-10
6- 7
35c
(quar.)
dividend
6-15
1
6-29
! 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—_
Power & Light Co., Ltd.—
preferred C (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
3
11c
50c
Coal
8-15
87 %c
$40c
8-15
25c
L
(quar.)—
$1
$1.12 y2
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
$4.50
(quar.)
4.10%
7-15
$15c
—
(quar.)
6-
1
stock
Snowdrift
preferred
$5c
common
nref.
2r>d
common
1
7-
7%
&
Kentucky
$2
(quar.)__
6-28
1
7-
$1.50
(accum.)
Electric
Penn
25c
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd. (Increased
Union
6-29
Payable
6-27
7%c
Y.)
7-15
7-
50c
Wellington Fund Inc. (quar. from invest, inc.)
6-14
13%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—4
15c
50c
^
Co.—
&
62 %c
(quar.)
'
•
(quar.)
7-15
40c
(quar.)_
.*
(quar.)
11-25
$1.12%
—
(nuar.)
(quar.)
Transit, common
15c
25c
25c
$6 preferred
Knapp,
$1.25
Jersey
iquar.(____
6-21
&
50c
Film
(auar.)
(increased-quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Knitting
62 %c
of
2%
;
Waukesha Motor Co.
West
Co.
Century-Fox
5»/2%
7-22
dividend)
50c
U-Totem, Inc., common
5%-
(stock
convertible preferred B
6-18
5
6-28
6%
7-
1
75c
6-28
0-30
7-15
7-
7%c
—
(quar.)
6-15
.
■
Common
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7- 1
4
31 V*c
(quar.)
common
7-15
5%
:—__—
Products,
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
1
7-1
__~_
6-30
'
Class
6-14
2
$1.25
6-14
8-20
'75c
Worts, Ltd.—
Baking Co., common
preferred (quar.)
7
7-
t
1
150%
1
Tiernan,
7
6-29
10c
6-12
$75C
6-
Udylite Corp.
(quar.)__l_
7-
6-30
6-14
6-
6-28
common—
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
6-20
$1.50
—
(quar.)
common
2
7-20
43 Vic.
6-20
6-28
6-28
(q*ar.)
—
(H.)-Gooderham &
Wallace
,
7-2
2
35c
Waldprf System, Inc. (quar.)
—■
ru
6-12
6-14
$$1.25
Inc.—
1
25c
(quar.)
}25c
Ltd.—
Airways,
7-
—
dividend)
(stock
8-31
683/4C
$3 conv. preferred
2
Caribbean
6-12
12-
81VaC
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
5Va% preferred (quar.)
7-
Trans
6-28
t50c
6-13
7-
6-28
9-10
12-10
56 (4 c
(quar.)
6-10
.-
5
8-28
15c
6-27
25c
7-
7
$1.25
6-25
20c
6-14
9-
$1.25
40C
1
6-14
7-15
(quar.)
5%%
7-15
7- 2
6-14
6-29
<
Works, common (quar.)
preferred (quer.)
;
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6% participating preferred (accum.)
5%
7-10
" 15c
93%c
t37Vic
1
1
6-29
*
(quar.)
Chemical
6-14
*
7-
20c
3Vi%
5-25
.
,
6-17
10c
(quar.)
common
6-14
1
1
5
$1.25
common.,
(quar.)
rs
Ward
7-
7- 1
7-10,
6-
7-
57c
Inc.,
(quar.)
Waters & Rng
6-30
4% %
6-14
7- 1
t
1 6-21
7-
7-1
25c
class A (quar.)—________
B.)
7
40c
6-13
(quar.)
Co.—
(nuar.)__
preferred
$$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)—
$71%c
preferred (initial)
$50c
preferred A (quar.)—
:_r—
$50c
preferred B (quar.)——1__—____T__
10c
75c
'
6
6
6-14
15c
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5%
preferred
- iUar.)
$2.28
12 %c
Corp
6-29
Strawbridge 35" Clothier,
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ $5 pfd.' (tiuar.):
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
&
Industries
Van Sciver
7
•
Stop
Norman
6-14
31V4c
(quar.)
Finance
9-
12-
6-28
- -
17%C
(quar.)
9-27
12-27
30c
i"__
preferred
6-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
6- 7
30c
,
(quar.)
35c
Co."
7-15
(quar.)—
Inc.,
convertible
Van
6-15
:
Ltd.
6-14
6-28
6-17
6-25
,
7-11
1
6-17
•
Camp
Co.
6-25
,
1
1-
40c
::
Light
utility Appliance Corp.—
$1
1
8-
25c
:_
(quar.)—
31 %c
(quar.)
40c
prior preference
convertible 2nd
&
(quar.)
50c
Ltd.;
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stockton, Wheatley, Davin & Co. (stock div.)
5%
Power
Co.
6-28
—
7
40c
Utah
0-10
6-
8-
40c
(quar.)——
!
Utica Transit
1
7-11
Quarterly
6-14
1
7- 2
$2
Quarterly
6-14
1-
7-16
6-25
50c
(quar.)
1
25c
__J——
com.
(quar.) —
75c
7%
5%
Corp.
6-
6-15
Stokely-Van
Marion
40c
________—___
60c
Quarterly
-
Universal
7-
7-
6-17
25c
7-
■""hl9
6-29
I".
(quar.)
Pictures
25c
50c
quar.)__
(initial quar.)
preferred
2
7-
F'vll°r
8%
Universal
25c
6-29
Tobacco—
7-
12-14
&
Leaf
common
7
.,>16-14
6-25
7-10
(s-a)
Extia
$60c
7- 2
preferred
New
3
..
8-15
3Uc
(quar.)
dividend
6-
1.T-. 1.
$1.50
30c
pfd.
preferred
(increased
Class B
8-1
preferred
Stock
6-
■
6-20
—
Steel
6-22
I.
$1.
6-20
7-15
"
/niversal-Cyclops
1
"15c
—:
__i
2nd
conv.
(quar.)
1
fp
7-15
(quar.)
Corp., $6 conv.
non-cum.
6-17
12-31
Baer
Stores
6-14
17Vic
17Vic
(quar.)_
common
preferred
6-28
J40c
4'i 'r
convertible
6-28
',.,100%
Corp.,
Walt Disney Productions
Productions)
$1.25
t25c
4! ;%
6-14
1
t2oc
Ltd
7
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y.
Stix.
6-18
Corp.,
6-
9-14
Textiles,
6-24
6-28
7-
2
6-29
Stern
7-15
7-
'
6-24
BOc
7-
6-25
7-15
30c
7-
9-30
&
7-10
,
6-15
(quar.)
Stockyards
$4.20
\
7- 1
25c
87Vio
com
(quar.)
Y.)
$60c
50c
—1
Ltd.
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
8-t 1
.
6-24
62Vic
(increased).
Class A_
$i.2a
of
7-10
25c
■■
...——
Traders
$1 25
Bros.
1
6-24
.,'
(N.
6-17
(quar.)
Sterling Brewers
Stern
(quar.)
Works,
A
Mfg.
Towmotor
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
8-
Construction-
&
Mortgage,
6-17
6-15
Stedman
preferred
•
United
7-10
31.% c
_______
class A
(Mass.),
50c
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
7%
20c
t30c
(s-a)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp., common—
5%
1
50c
preferred (quar.)—
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
5% pref. series A (quar.)—
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining,
25c
(quar.)
quar. )___£_—:
Iron
class
Towle
7
'
5%
7-10
8-
$1.21
_____
80c
:
(quar.)
Co.
6-14
8-1
$T
4c
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
1
6Vbc
S.
36c
*50c
com.
7-
(increased s-a)
4Vi%
U.
6-17
t30c
Products,
8-16
Y.)
1
7-
15c
(s-a)_.
Home
'
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)____—__
SI
Stanley
'
30ci I
(N.
6-28
50c
—
—r.
—1
class
25c
•
7-
(quar.)____u__
Extra
6-15
6-
1
Insurance
7-
—
(quar.)_
Packing (quar.)
Torrington
6-15
1
7-1
7-
i
preferred
5%
Toronto
2
50c
(quar.)__
com.
—
Ltd.,
7-
12-
7
Life
Lines, 4Vi% preferred (s-a)
Playing Card
U. S. Plywood,
common
(quar.)
3%%
preferred A
(quar.).
3%% preferred B (quar.)___
18%c
.Standard Radio, Ltd., class A
Standard Screw Co.
(quar.)__
Stanfields,
.
6-14
7
S.
9c
i
Extra
$1.75
preferred—
(.quar.)—
(auarf)
B
1
12-13
$1.06'4
(quar.)
;
Steamship,
' 10-
30c
(quar.)
1 quar.)
pref.
———
preferred A (quar.)—;———
Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)_
B
30c
—..—__
Standard Holding Corp.,
Class
Tobin
"
Standard
'
'1
5-24
(quar.)_—____
Participating
Glass
5-24
7-1..
20c
City Water Co., 1','c pfd. A (quar.)
preferred
33%%
6-27
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Realty
7
6-
_____
Common
6-
1
$1.19
Tisliman
6-18
6-14
1
7-
Clothes, Inc. (quar.)
Tlnnerman Products, Inc.
(increased)——
6-28
7
7-
6-11
•
Timely
6-28
_
7
6-
1
U.
Universal
7-19
..
10c
30c
Factors,
Standard
.
:___—__———15c
______
,
6-
1
2
Time
Corp.
1
1
7-
—
preferred
Finance
6-24
7-
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
United Utilities
7-19
■'
1
preferred
$1
$1.14
Drug Stores,
$1.20
7-19
6-28
40c
(quar.)__
common
7-
•
4ya% pfd. A (quar.)__
4V4% preferred B (quar.)___
Tidewater Oil, common
(stock dividend)
7-19
*
1
—
Stahl-Meyer,
75c
1
8-
4lA% preferred E (quar.)_
Spring®eld Fire & Marine Insurance
Standard
1
8-
_k_;
Springfield
Square'D
88-
International
Quarterly
7-19
$1.15
Quarterly
,.
1
27»/,c
Sperry Rand Corp., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spokane
8-
;—
income)
Shoe
Thrifty
par)_
Z__—
Inc. (quar.).
(From net
"Sovereign Investor^,
investment
7-19
$1.10
($25
Spencer
1
20c
20c
Co.,
6-26
(quar.)
B (quar.)
class A (quar.)
8-
:—
(quar.)
(quar.)
pjeferred
preferred
1
$1
Thrift Investment Corp.,
<
7-
22Vic
convertible preferred
7-19
27,%c
—
par)
4.36%
initial
5%
7-19
$1.06Vi
(quar.)——
4.40%
*
8-1
8-1
6-11
$1.75
:
S.
______
common
$1.033/4
1__:
!
S.
(quar.) ___________—'
5%
(quar,)
6-11
5
ordinary income
15c
——
97Vic
preferred
5
7-
U.
$1.24
(quar.)____
Markets,
7-
10c
U.
(quar.)_^__j.r____^__
S2%c
___
3.20%
4.60%
8
6-24
10c
(quar.)
7
————
Tool
6-17
7-15
7
_____
(quar.)
Mills
Power
6-14
6-28
7
6-14
7-1
6-28
50c
25c
6-14
4.65%
5%
oc
60c
(Baltimore)—
6-
$1.35
preferred
_____
7- 3
6-
$1.14
Industries, class A
Class
net
Gypsum
$1.28
(quar.^^»4--^4^7»V--i. j
_(t)uar.)'—
B
1
6-
___________
common
convertible
7- 3
8-
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-18
6-20
1
1
Pipeline—
—
(quar.)
6-14
10c
.
Gas
4%
T.C.,
Inc.,
$1.50
(s-a)——__
.—.—
Co.
Utilitiei
6-28
Electric—
&
Toy
Texas
Textiles,
1
8-
1
—
preferred (quar.)—
$4.84 preferred.,(quar.)
6-10
M
7-
Extra
7%
6-14
10c
62Vic
(quar.)-__
7-
(quar.)
..7.-15
8-, 1
S.
,
6-28
7-
$4.76
preferred
7- 1
7-15
,.
,,
23c
.
$4.56
7-19
6-29
,,
25c
Gas
6-20
3
U.
25c
7-
(quar.)__
preferred
Texas
40c
$1.20
24c
(quar.)
$6 preferred
6-
& Electric—-
(quar.i
preferred
Southwestern
6-3
12-20
6-14
Foreign Securities—
$1.31 Vt
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light Co.—
$4
preferred (quar.)
V
6-30
6-30
8-15
(quar.)——— -——60c
&
70c
(quar.)_,
$5
6-20
9-20
$1.15
(quar.)—
6-19
' 22Vic
.—
7-20
10-10
(quar.)
VT.
preferred
6-29
iquar.)—
6-20
1
6-25
37J/2c
preferred
U. S.
7
Co.—
(quar.)
6-21
7-
$1
25c
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
Inc.
preferred
Common
5-31
6-13
$1.27%
5.40%
6-20
1
1
7-15
$1.16
(extra)_____________
Natural
77-
(quar.)
Quarterly
S. Foil, class A
B
7
$1.16 >/4
—
4.96%
6-19
1
t.Southern' Oxygen (Del.)
U-
6-19
7-
(quar.)
________
Southern Nevada Power, 4.80% pfd. (quar.).
Southern .New England Telephone (quar. r__
#;
6-25
6
Transmission
Gas
Texas
Texas-Illinois
Indiana Gas
4.30%
1
6-14
California
Common
_
7%
6-
preferred (quar.)—
$4.56 preferred (quar.) __________________
$4.64 preferred
(quar.)_
6-28
preferred
Southern
7-
7- 1
7-1
,
(quar.)-.—27c
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$62Vic >
6% participating preferred iquar.)
$$1.50-
.
6-21
$4
Telephone
.Southeastern
4.32%
7-15
!
Service
6-31
V
$1.22%
Lines,
Turbine
6-28
bOc
'
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15c
Gas
Natural
Ltd. (quar.)__—$50c
Public Service iquar.)
20c
Co.,
Original
Co.*
Sugar
preferred
Southern
Class
—
!—j_
_____
______
Rico
Porto
8%
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
South
Southam
1
(quar.)__—.—_________
7-1
preferred
convertible
$1.25
South
7-
U.
From
31 Vic
(quar.)
Paper
6-14
Transmission
Gas
.
—___________
(quar.)
$1.25
5 '-2 %
1
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)i—_______
(quar.)
common
convertible
Sorg
6-14
1-
—.___—
preferred (quar.)
Co.. new common (initial)—___
Common
$1.55
(quar.)
12%c
7c
7c
38%c
pfd.
conv.
Sonotone Corp.,
$1.55
10c
common,.
Aircraft
6-29
$1.50
(quar.)_
6-10
Corp.—
Bearing Corp. (quar.)
Cold Storage (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S.
$1.25
preferred
1
$2.50
Pacific
55c
6%
Co.,
7-
(quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal
preferred
U. S.
30c
6-13
Power
6-
$10c
Insurance
6-28
6-14
Telluride
6-29
(quar.)_
Quarterly
U.
——^
6-14
f
Manufacturers
&
6-14
6-28
'—.
Accident
7-15
10c
(quar. (
6-14
32'/2c
1
40c
preferred
2
2
$1.0614
7-
1-
7-
7-
37 Vic
:
Non-cum. partic. pref. (quar.)
United Printers & Publishers—:
United Shoe Machinery, common
t25c
6-7
'1-f
Ltd.____
United
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
•/?;
7-15
J$1
—
6-14
6%
________
7-31
J75C
com.
6-14
Ltd.—
(Canada)
Carson
7-15
8-31
75c
:
5%
—
&
6^20
8-15
(from net Investment
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
1
7-
1
2
A
•
6-20
20c
Semi-annually
(quar.)__—
7- 1
38o
(quar.)
7-
Class
Co.
10-16
6-28
$2
6-28
Aircraft
7-15
1
45c
__—
6-28
____________—__
1
11-
Quarterly
7
7-31
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 pfd.
.
Life
Merchants
-
8-
87%c
15c
A
Mines,
United
1
-87M»c
(quar.)
Hill
United
7-31
6-28
dividend
preferred
Keno
United
7-2'
(quar.)
(quar.)
13%c
class
Illuminating Co.
6-14
$25c
Solar
.
414%
United
■)
10c
6-14
7-
-
l
1
$30c
8-31
un¬
1
717/eC
10c
*
(quar.)
7-
—___________
6-14
2-3
6- 9
(quar.)—:
7-
+50c
Stock
preferred
preferred
Ltd.,
30c
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
;___
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instrument Co. (quar.)
6-28
"MS
(s-a)____.
common
(quar.)_
United Gas Improvement Co.,
6-10
$4c
(quar.)
35c
$1.12Va
United Gas Corp.
Common
preferred (quar.)
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories (quar.)_
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co. (quar.)
B
6-17
America,
United Income Fund
6-10
$2
•
Corps,
62V2C
(James), Inc., common
6-10
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
United
Talcott
8-17
Utilities—
income)
50c
6-21
6-28
6-24
(quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
Class B preference (annual)—
United Funds—
Inc.—
$4 preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
6-17
70c t
i
convertible
Class
6-14
,
,
30c
(initial)
of
Holders
600
(quar.)
convertible
United
When
Payable of Rec.
—/12%c
(s-a)
united Fruit Co.
50c
Industries
Corp.
Cities
5V2%
6-20
50c
(quar.)_
6-28
45c
iquar. 1
$3.50
5-31
$4c
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
6-29
'''•
SI 25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-18
6-11
6-29
(quar.)
(quar.).:
Products
Clgar-Whelan,
6-28
$40c
Drill
preferred
United
6-27
$35c
:
'".Common
6-17
(s-a)
—
Quarterly
■
$4.50
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
6-21
i
50c
7-8
$1
.
(s-a)
Inc.
&
1
5-31
iquar.)
;-Smith-Corona, Inc.
(A.
Swiston
6-14
-.7.""-'.,:,. /"
■
(quar.)—_________
common
$2.12 preferred
"Smith
5-31
,
5%
A
6-29
6-28
$1 21
Rayon Corp.—
prior preferred iquar.)
(N.)
5-31
{
(quar.)
(American
5%
.
(quar.)____
Superior Co...common
Slater
6-29
ll7«c
$15c
15c
(quar.)
class A
Skenandoa
•
Swift
Artists
United Biscuit Co.
1
7-
Twist,
4c
6-14
$20c
(quar.)
B
Swank,
6-10
$15c
(quar.)
B
Class
preferred
conv.
Dairies, Ltd..
Class A
6-10
6-28
5c
Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)—I—
../..Voting trust certificates (quar.)
____J—>
Sicks Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. (quar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd. (s-a)
Silverwood
1
7- 1
$30c
Sick's
Silex
7■
United
6-21
1
7-
J8>/4C
preference
$30c
■'
—-—
.
5%
35c
20c
20c
(quar.)
(quar J
(quar.)
6-10
Aircraft
8
10c
,
Ltd.
Common
United
6-21
Share
•
(Omaha)
6-17
35c
(quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Super test Petroleum, Ltd., ordinary
7-10
Union
7-
7...
i$i
(quar.)
Supercrete,
7-2
(guar,)$$1.75
Optical
Mining
1
8-
Union Stockyards
6-28
s
20c
$1.12
Corp. (quar.)
—.—
International Petroleum
(s-a)
Sunset
,
$45c
iquar.)
(quar.)
common
(Canada)
6-17
6-28
$1.10
(quar.)
A
6-14
7- 1
;.
:
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V
Corp.,
Assurance
Sunshine
(quar. >
Sherwin-Williams
7.%
6-13
6-17
6-25
1.33%
^
Sunbeam
7
6-
6-28
.
Ltd.—•
Co.,
dividend)
(scocx
Co.__
pi'eferred
Life
Name of Company
6-27
7-15
Reserve
Electric
Chemical
$4.50
Sun
6-20
6-28
50c
Sun
5-31
5-31
7- 1
3uc
!
:
<Sr Trading
Sherer-Gillett Co.
\.t Common
;
7- 2
7- 2
150c
156V.»c
20c
Co._
(quar.)
transport
(N.
■
10c
Preferred
Subsurxace
Suburban
' "
;
'
Strong, Cobb & Co., common
6-19
6-18
75c
(quar.i_:.
<quar.)_
6-28
7- 1
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
10c
50c
(quar.),
Per
...
.
Name of
Seismograph Service
51
—
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
class A
$2.50
8-1
7-lb
8-1
/-lb
o5c
60c
#1-Z5
SL25
U2V2C
Motor
Co.,
common
Whitehall
Whitehall
Wieboldt
—
—
75c
common..,
Stores,
preferred (quar.i-.—
preferred (quar.)——
$4.25
Industries, Inc
%—
(quar.)—.—a—
Wilson & Co., Inc.,
common
5preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Oil
Wood
(John)
preferred
4Vz %'
(Wm.)
Monthly
Wrigley
Cab
Yellow
York
Younker
6-lJ
6-11
6-20
6-20
100
Co.————
Sweney
Hutchinson «te Co.
200
Swiss
&
&
common
250
Tucker,
Loeb
Northwest
Kendall,
6-27
6- 5
6-27
7-1
8- 1
6- 5
6-20
7-19
37Vic
7-1
6-7
7-31
6-25
7-10
6-14
British
x
Less
Jamaica
f
Previous
(monthly)—
;
,
V.
185,
100
Alstyne. Noel & Co.——
750
& Sons—^.A-
Joseph
Wallace,
Walker
Weeden
Inc._
600
Harold
& Company
100
500
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
V/yatt, Neal & Waggoner—
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.——
150
——
8- 2
8-1
8-1
6-28
7-2
7- 2
6- 7
75c
6-28
&
Co.——AA,
E. Wood
up
from
1983.
record
company, Pacific Lighting
and Improvement programs for
date
Indicated
t»
payment
The corrected
incorrect.
was
here
Corp. and to carry out con¬
the year.—V. 185, p. 2716.
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Debentures
Of¬
5%
series D, E or F debentures,
from the sale of the debentures
general account of the company. These
may, be used fo- reducing bank loafls, additional working capital,
be maintained with banks as additional reserve for loan reduc¬
funds
to
derived
funds
deposited
be
the
in
31,
Merch
had 5,490.778
telephones in service.
APRIL
FOR
AND
July 8,
"
is
§
208,815,858
34.647,°55
30,568,546
6.900,208
6.016.192
134,450,760 122,288,815
26,323,413
23,886,904
operating taxes-
4.348,677
3.843.870
17.143,473
15,265,254
7.176.8^2
6,766.670
6,528,196
5,964,256
30,898,207
27.435,916
25.888,231
23,707,160
revenues
after
charges—..
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
debs., due Sept. 1, 1972— $35,000,000
debs., due July 1, 1979.
25.000.000
debs., due Aug. 1. 1985—
45,000,000
debs., due July 1, 1987—
75,000,000
3V8% debs., clue Sept. 1. 1989..
55,000,000
3 'A A debs., due Oct. 15. 1995—
30.000.000
4% debs., due Oct. 1. 1983——
60,000,000
5debs", due June 1. 1986
70.000,000
stock (par value $100 ptr sh.)
13,500.000 slis.
40-year 3%
of
45,000,000
35-year
55,000.000
UNDERWRITERS—The
cf
names
the
several
to
that
(000's Omitted
Stuart & Co,
doing
personal
loan
goods, or furniture, as well as personal endorsements, and
purchasing obligations secured by automobiles.
Tne only real estate owned
by corporation or any of its subsidi¬
aries is the •property located at 919 W. Peachtree St., N. E., Atle.nta,
Ga., which is owned by Southern Enterprises, Inc. The land was pur¬
chased for $65,000. A 2>'2 story building has been erected thereon at
a
cost of $239,398. This purchase and construction has been partially
household
20-year loan in the amount
of $200,000.—V. 185, p. 2716.
Operating revenues
$8,724,298
Operating expenses
•
150
Inc.
500
—
6,089,077
5,246,462
1,030.457
3,786.503
419,361
income
$l.?63 8i6
963,837
20.897.325
3,976.658
1,662,360
23.945.755
952,044
407,960
1,397,317
10,550,000 shs.
and
the
Net
operating
charges
after
Net
—V.
185,
&
750
Co
1.000
a
Bacon,
Whipple
Baker.
Weeks
&
&
Co.——_
Burge
Fitch.
Earret.
&
Eaxter
&
Bioren
J.
C.
—
Co.
&
Company
Stearns
Bear.
North
&
—
Co
Co
r.
Bradford & Co
:
Btockton Broome & Co._
Burnham
Burns
Burns,
and
Company
Inc.-
Bros. <fc Denton.
Corbett &
Caoley & Company
Co.,
Inc.
$1,240 ">q
1,036,517
$4,765,245
3,970,137
$4 Q5Q 7<"%
3,835,243
2604.
p.
DeHaven
Dick
&
R. S.
Dickson
150
Doolittle
200
1.000
1,700
" 100
500
150
500
75o
R.
174,469
$374,823
"18,290
11,165
"68,410
44,660
$70,915
$68,645
$324,968
$330,163
"16,150
10.150
"16,150
10,150
outstdg.
198,523
198,523
198,523
198,523
Earnings per share—-—
Div.
011
common
stock
$0.36
$0.35
$1.64
$1.66
$0.29
$0.27
$1.16
J.
operating
taxes—
4,022.595
3.677,558
29,866,411
14,739.451
operating
income
8.368.281
7.643,533
34,389.586
Net
7,127,025
33,147,516
—V.
185,
p.
(per share)
184,
&
Co.__
1,400
The
the
&
M
Corp
Marshall
&
M. Freeman
&
Co., Inc..
Frisbie Co
set
Corp.—Sets New High Records—
and net income for the fiscal year ended
records for the corporation and its predecessor
sales
new
1957—5 Mos.—1956
$8,919,575 $10,024,448 $42,426,768
$45,152,602
Minerals, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Commission—
corporation on June 7 filed a letter of notification with
covering 295,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
The
SEC
The
share 1, without underwriting.
mining expenses.—V. 182, p. 860.
($1
per
for
proceeds are
to
be
the
par
used
With SEC—•
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—Registers
registration statement with the SEC on
1,058,967 shgres of its $7 par capital stock,
to be offered from time to time by Standard Oil to certain executives
of the company and of its wholly-owned subsidiaries pursuant to the
terms of the company's "Incentive Stock Option Plan for Executives."
Tlie
June
filed
company
185,
a
covering
1957,
5,
—V.
'■
2852.
p.
*
This
of
acquire Columbia Steel Equipment Co., Inc.
an exchange of stock, according to a
plans to
company
through
Washington, Pa.
Fort
; ■-
Acquisition—
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Proposed
joint announcement on June 18 by H. Thomas Hallow-ell, Jr., President
of SUmdard, and John F. Emhardt, President of Columbia.
Uacier the proposed acquisition agreement, a total of 78,181 shares
"
of
all the capital stock
stock of Standard will be exchanged for
common
Columbia.
cf
loading! manu¬
through inde¬
commercial companies, as well
Columbia recently moved into
Equipment, founded 38 years ago, is g
facturer of steel office furniture.
Its products are sold
Columbia
Steel
distributors
libraries
schools,
as
industrial and
and laboratories.
to
100.000-square-foot
new
a
Standard Pressed Steel,
is
at. Fort Washington, Pa.
ol $51,000,000 last year,
plant
whh sales In excess
wide variety of precision industrial and air¬
fasteners and related items.
It also produces steel fshop equip¬
such as work benches, shelving, storage bins
and cabinets.
In
leading producer of a
a
craft
ment
addition
headquarters plant at Jenkintown, Standard has plants
Los Angeles, and in Coventry and Sheffield. England.
its
to
and
Hallowell
Mr.
Standard's
be
that
stated
is another step in
of Columbia
acquisition
diversification plans; he emphasized that there
personnel or sales policies of either
long-range
in management,
change
no
185, p. 2604.
company.—V.
Inc.
Shares,
Standard
—
Sales of Duquesne Holdings
Authorized by SEC—
19, has issued an order author¬
competitive bidding by this corporation
of Duquesne Light Co.
The sale
of the Duquesne common stock is proposed in furtherance of Shares'
plan to become an investment ccmpan"-, which plan was previously
approved by the Commission and approved and ordered enforced by
the
United
States
District Couri ior
tne District of Delaware and
provides that Shares will eventually reduce the system's hold'ngs of
Duquesne stock to less than 5%
of such shares outstanding.—V. 185,
The
izing
it was announced on June
SEC,
sale
wie
of
p.
to
tne puonc
shares
265.000
of
ac
stock
2717.
common
Forge Co.—Plans Stock Split—
Steel Improvement &
recommended
have
directors
Tne
split
a
of
3-for-l
the
of
common
shares.
meeting of the stockholders has been called for July 8 to
vote
upon
a
proposed amendment to the company's articles which,
if
adopted,
would increase from 200,000 to 690,000 the authorized
number of the company's shares—all of which are and will continue
special
be
$1
par
three
value common shares and will change each present share
of
snares
Reid
the
&
Co.,
class.
same
offering
secondary
Fulcon,
15,177
of
Inc.—V.
Sterchi Bros. Stores,
Period End. May 31—
184,
shares
made
was
Dec.
18,1
1956
by
2840.
p.
Inc.—May Sales Up—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$4,693,693
$4,463,284
1957—Month—1956
$1,889,491
$1,981,397
Sales
185,
p.
2495,
*400
Sterling Drug Inc.—Wins Costa
combined basis, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Chairman,
F. Vickers, President, stated in the annual report.
soared
23%
to $871,047,239, compared
with $710,696,087 for
H.
previous
the
Net
Robert Garrett & Sons
250
Gin her & Company
Gcodbody & Co
1
150
with
500
labor,
fiscal
year.
corporation's
income,
6.5%
a
while
the
consolidated
up
7%,
previous
lower percentage
was
fiscal
year.
the sales volume, compared
Rising costs of materials and
of
of profit on an increased amount of govern¬
has
been
suit
damage
The
German
between
ment
of
won
in
Costa
it
against
by
Rican
Rica Decision—
courts
Farbenfabriken
by this corporation
Bayer A.
G.,
of
his
In
Edgar
had
and
action
brought
I.
G.
Farben,
to enforce
which
was
a
one
1920
of
a
agree¬
series
adjudged illegal in 1941 by the U. S. Federal Court.
43-page decision,
received by Sterling on June 13, Judge
Cordero Arias of the Civil Court of the Third District of San
Rica, denied the German company's petition and also its
Costa
Jose,
claim
for
1920
-
company
Sterling
agreements
Bayer
the
was
arising
ox
of
Sterling's
a
suit
alleged
breach
of
the
initiated by Farbenfabriken
against Sterling.
In the first phase of the action,
Court
of Justice of Costa
Rica, in December. 1956,
constitutionality of that country'3 law authorizing the
Rican
government
to
vest
enemy
alien
trademarks
during
in
1954
the
wartime.
War
the
Supreme
upheld
the
out
subsidiary phase
damages
agreement.
This
Costa
sales.
5.7%
victory
a
Germany.
a
on
of
300
250
Company
1957
100
100
Securities
$1.08
1956.—
1,
Aug.
2377.
p.
Standard
—V.
100
600
&
16,096,703
Net income was $49,612,352, equal to $1.83
on
the
average
of
26,837,722
shares
outstanding,
compared with
846.348.878,
equal to $1.81 per share on the average of 25,322,841
outstanding shares in 1956.
Sales other than U. S. Government defense business accounted for
59%
of the total Sperry Rand volume and for 64%
of the net Income
before
taxes.
This included foreign business which comprised 21%
Fahnestock & Co
Company
31,
Sales
Co.,
Ferris
&
185,
1957—Month—1956
31
——-
—
—V.
A
corporation's
150
Incorporated,.
Evans
sold
stock
preferred
2330.
p.
Period End. May
Sales
2604.
Rand
Sperry
100
Inc
300
Co.
of
shares
additional
"6,000
in
and
A.
shares
Common
23,817,548
charees
after
Net
companies
&
—
—„—_
30.526,802
7,828,793
—j.
150
Co._,
Clement
stock
preferred stock
outstanding
113.800.609
34,110,995
100
Evans
to
common
Shares of
188,933,273
121,551.073
7.339,750
March
Leonard A.
250
200
1,000
100
Deetjen & Co
150
100
Digitized for Clayton Securities Corp
FRASER
& Middlebrooke, Inc.
206,648.357
28.977,194
150
&
divs.— y
applicable
Balance
250
Inc
Inc.
100
100
47,688.035
8,092,156
income
300
Este
1957—4 Mos.—1956
52,274.533
31.791.506
Federal
Other
1.700
Co..
Co
Edwards.
stock
Preferred
A
taxes
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Emanuel,
Freeman
Coburn
172,515
$333,378
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Apr. 30—
Elkins, Morris. Siokes & Co.
Foster
Incorporated
&
Francis I. ciuPont
First
Clarke Corp
800
Dreyfus & Co
&
300
W.
150
Co.
Merle-Smith
100
Winslow,
Co.
Crouter & Bodine
500
250
Sherrerd
Brothers
:
Securities Corp
Chaee, Whiteside. West &
Davis
&
Townsend.
&
Byrd
Richard
44,867
$79,810
to
Southwestern Bell Telephone
&
150
Securities
Culloir
Carolina
Butcher &
Schmertz
Union
Shelby
Piekard,
Edwards L. Burton & Co
_
Inc
750
&
$1,200
600
Coffin & Burr. Inc
859
Co
Kraus
The Bankers Bond Co
Ball.
42,583
—
income
Net
to
Omitted)
r
$89^205
deductions
Income
A
70.000.000
< 000's
Dallas
Parker &
Redpath
Eache
8549,292
1957—4 Mos.—1956
operating taxes-
Other
60.000,000
underwriters
Cunningham,
Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder,
Auchincloss,
$565,893
$7,934,005 $34,339,376 $31,301,588
taxes—
income
Federal
30.000,000
Co.—Earnings^—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Apr. 30—
75,000,000
>
Inc.—S8.650
Company—
Allison-Williams
$124,677
—
Its principal business
principal amount of debentures to be purchased by each are as follows;
Halsey,
1,703
$131,788
^
inccme
Gross
to
Florida
the
of
agency.
individuals, under the Georgia Industrial Loan Act
Small Loan Law, which are secured by automobiles,
loans
25.000,000
Capital
4,505
will
Southern New England Telephone
$35,000,000
40-year 2^4%
40-year 27/a%
29-year
used
Outstanding
30-year 2:,i%
27-year
be
1935.
financed by a
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
40-year
Zh'108
net
income,
in Cleveland
discount
that
and
187.329,204
46.956.804
ooeraMng income.
Net
-
$*"*
$
$
Operating expenses —_
Federal income taxes—
Net
1957—4 Mos.—1956
53.073,732
Other
$547,58.9
1,053
Other
company
corporations general business is
business, and an insurance
The
and
■
will
maintains its principal offices at 919
St., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. It was incorporated in Georgia
Peachtree
West
MONTHS
FOUR
FIRST
Month—1956
1357
debentures
these
of
debentures.
BUSINESS—The
on
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating
$561,388
received
"G"
series
the company
1957
$10,000
presently outstanding debentures, and the remaining net
from the offering, estimated at $50,000, less expenses,
will be used as working capital.
As
of March
31.
1957,
the issuer had issued and outstanding
$186,000 of series "D" debentures, $216,500 of series "E" debentures,
$423,500 of series "F" debentures, and $345,000 of subordinated 5%
(Continued from page 10)
On
that
estimated
is
amount
Investment News
;.
$124,786
pendent
exchange for
| General Corporation and
';
$130,735
4 offered $60,000 of subor¬
debentures, series G, due Oct. 1, 1975, in
(in denominations of $500
$1,000 each). No underwriting is involved.
It
EARNINGS
2,557,210
Net operating revenue
has
PROCEEDS—The
date
published
Tennessee.
1,775,250
Securities and Exchange
tions.
unci
$3,104,799
Operating exps. & taxes
revenues
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—May Sales Off—
for par, or for sale at par
will
or
lina
$3,336,638
July 1—
Los Angeles, 54,
to 8:30 a.m. (PDT) on June 26 receive bids for the
it of $35,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series C, due
Southern Discount
par
1957—12 Mo.-1956
1957—3, Mos.—1956
595,827
fered—The company on June
and
tax.
Service Co.—Earnings Up—
Electric
$720,613
V.
1216, 810 South Flower St.,
at Room
exchange for outstanding
non¬
over
6)1,995
100
Gas Co.—Bids June 26—
parent
struction
tax
Income
California Edison Co.—Bids
company
firm's
for this dividend,
closed
provide
to
32,684
$742,730
Operating
White & Co
N.
been granted permission by the California P. U.
Commission to issue and sell at competitive bidding the above-men¬
tioned $35,000,000 of first mortgage bonds.
The
proceeds will be used to repay short-term obligations to the
t30c
156 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.):
will
The
8-23
financing
2852.
p.
purchase
15c
long-term
its expanded operations.
numbered 129,785, a gain of
on
stock
year.—V, 184, p. 1390.
Southwestern
200
250
C.
—
company,
July 1,
6-15
6-15
additional
to
carry
Period End. May 31—
150
Wertheim
150
company
Calif.,
6-1S
to
common
the previous
300
Geruldsen & Co—,
& Co. Incorporated 1,250
will up to 9 a.m. (PDT) on July 1, at 601 West 5th
St., Los Angeles, Calif., receive bids for
the purchase from it of
$40,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds, series I, due 1982,
See also V. 185, p. 2852.
The
The
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
of
400
Van
100
100
Southern California
$1.25
17Vic
50c
62V2c
(quar.)
par)
needed
funds
Holders
1,009
Inc.—-
Co
Southern
,•
Consideration
giving
the
Anthony &
100
——
Inc
Co.,
.:%;.
Francisco)—
income
and/or
date
is
300
1,700
100
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.
150
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson—
400
& Co.,
E. Pollock
Wm.
dinated
Less
Inc.
Pizzini & Co..
W.
B.
—
Day——IA
L.
250
Company
&
-4——„-A
' A.Av: ',
Inc.—
Writer &
Christensen,
;
R.
Copeland
Patterson,
6-14
6-14
6-14
computers
equipment,
tabulating
typewriters.'
Hydraulic
150
Dabney & Tyson
Tewnsend,
200
850
Peters.
„
Rand Division's Univac electronic
the Remington
of
and a 50% surge in domestic unit sales of
■'*
:
"v . •
•.
equipment shipments, with 11% of the gross sales, also
were
up 27%
over the previous year, but farm machinery volume was
off by 17%.
Foreign volume increased by 36%.
Working capital for the fiscal year increased to $240,392,218 from
$206,137,052 and
net investment* in property, plant, equipment
and
rental machines jumped to $184,243,039 from $138,848,439. Management
and
209
750
Company
&
Co.A-_A,
Pacific
7-15
tPayable in U. 8. funds, less 15% Canadian non-resident# tax,
fPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source,
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
•
Thomas
Hanseatic Corp.—
Morris & Hirrhberg, Inc
J. A. Overton & Co.———New York
7- 1
—
not
Cartwright & Co.—
American Corp
Co
150
Currie-—
Mullaney, Wells & Company
Newburger,
6-14
6-14
the
in
$41,053,000
with
Shipments of instruments and controls,
increased
by
33%
to an all-time
sales,
Stokes &
Talinage &
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Corp.
books
•Transfer
300
——
Brandenberger,
Johnston
6-20
previous period.
which approximated 40% of
record.
Sales of business
machines, equipment and supplies likewise were at an all-time high,
increasing by 21%
and accounting for 31% of the over-all volume.
Contributing to this record were a
47% increase in the sales and
compared
150
850
Incurred in carrying out a substantial expan¬
expenses
and heavy research and product development costs were
the factors mentioned as influencing ,4he profit margin. Expen¬
ditures for modernization and expansion, together with investment in
business machines for rental, totaled $67,254,000 during the fiscal 3rear,
program,
among
100
250
Coe
&
Moreland,
7- 2
7- 2
6-28
Sellers, Ltd., common
preferred
Fox
Meyer &
250
750
200
Inc.
250
Co.—.—100
J. S. Strauss & Co
250
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
7-15
preferred (quar.)—.——A—«
preferred (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
Yuba Industries, Inc. (name recently changed
from Yuba Manufacturing Co.)
.—
Radio
Bovce———
&
Frank,
Walter
250
Company—
8- 1
8- 1
7%
4Vi%
Alleman,
&
Legg &
Putnam &
5%
Zenith
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Wheeler
C.
McMaster
$1.25
25c
25c
—A
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.———:
($50
Brothers & Co.———
Stern,
S. Smithers &
Hugo Marx & Co.————
A. E. Masten & Co._—
—
inc.—
preferred
5%
t
Bros.,
Stern
400
Bissell &
Mackall
50c
„—, —
.
(quar.)
(San
Co.
1,700
Meeds—-—
100
7-15
6-10
preferred (quar.) *
Corrugating (quar.)
6%
Bros.
b-ju
-
Mfg.
<fe Towne
Yale
Stein
John
37Vic
25c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Jr. Co.
preferred
5%
250
Leedy,
t50c
481.12
12Vac
——
—
—
Woodley Petroleum Co.
Woodward & Lothrop,
William
&
business,
sion
Ltd.—
Industries,
(quar.i
F.
9-20
—75c
Co.—
Common
Singer,
Co.,
7-31
—$1.26
1,700
Deane & Scribner—
300
Co
1,000
R. Staats & Co
250
500
250
McDonnell
_
150
200
MacArthur
Kidder &
M.
*
■
100
Mayer—
&
& Co.
Inc.—
Co., Inc—:
A.
6-17
_
Joyce & Company—
6-17
6-28
6-29
600
.A
Horner & Co.———
Co
&
100
&
Taylor & Co
30c
,
5.04%
Wiser
Shields & Company———
$l-*>0
—
(quar.).^, .;
Service, common
Public
150
B.
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
6%
Wisconsin
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.—
1,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Grubbs
Klrkland,
Kenower,
7-30
7- 8
7-12
10-11
%
Co.,
Wisconsin Electric Power
Seasongood
Corp.
1,500
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
7- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Williams-McWilliam
Scott.
150
Kormendi
8-20
7-31
8- 1
11-1
■—.t..——25c
50c
25c
Common
(quar.)
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar.i ——
$1.06 A
Wilson (J, C.), Ltd.
(interimi--—125c
Winn-Dixie Stores
(monthly)
7c
Oil
Wilcox
200
A
ment
rentals
of Norfolk
Kean,
6-14
JI,
7-1
200
Hutton & Company-t—
F.
John
6-15
7-12
7-12
6-7
0- 7
6-29
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
40c
10c
20c
$1,06 4
Roberts &
Poole,
Schmidt,
850
Sehwabacher
Laird,
7-1
1.700
Hutzler— 1,700
150
6-14
6-10
*
—
$1.31 A
(quar.)
——w
Cement Manufacturing (quar.)—
Fund, Inc.—-% ———
—
preferred
5V4%
250
850
Jenks,
6-24
0-21
7-1
2"
—*>0c
(quar.)—
,7?,°
(quar.)
Paper
Whitaker
■
500
150
Investment
6-10
9 10
7- 1
8- 1
8- \
7-1
7- 1
•
Interstate Securities Corp.—
2' J
50c
$1.4334
$1
85c
$L25
—
---
*
Rothschild & Co
F.
Salomon Bros. &
150
Cp., Inc—
&
Co.-
0-25
2
7- 1
L.
Robinson-Humphrey
gchoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
E.
6-14
6-21
7- 8
7-lo
+,„30c
tIZV2C
(quar.-).-—prior preferred (quar.)
.—
6%
7-1
10- 1
20c
30c
(quar.)—_
Erie Ry., com.
prior lien (quar.)
Wheeling Steel, common
4%
White
7-15
Hilsman
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc
.A
c
,
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
$5
7-1
7-15
Company, Inc.
——Rodman & Renshaw——,—-
150
Richards & Co.
H.
Hirsch &
on
6-29
The
—
J
Co
Riter
100
Haupt & Co.——-A— 1,400
750
Hentz & Co—"—
Hill
0-18
0-18
6-18
6-28
6-28
6-28
37 %c
$15c
<1955 series) (quar.)
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.i——
Western Tablet & Stationery, common
5% preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)-—.
—
Western l'ool & Stamping
(quar.i
Western Union Telegraph
(increased quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
—
—
Weston
(George), Ltd., class A (increased}
Class B (increased)
—
H.
&
750
—
——
Rand
Kayden, Stone & Co
7-16
8- 1
Natural Gas—
preferred
Wheeling & Lake
»- »
9-14
50c
31 Ac
32 /aC
fl
37 /2C
$1%5
'
Western
Ira
Co
500
Anderson—-
&
Gregory & Sonsj—
Harrison & Co
k
&
$150
400
750
Inc.
Rambo, Close & Kerner,
$250
850
Ellis
Green,
/-i&
^
20c
common
Western Light & Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
5% preferred iquar.)_.—~
5.20%
preferred (quar.)__
——__—Western Maryland Ry., 4% pfd. {quar.i
5%
1st preferred (quar.i
7% 1st preferred (quar.)—
——
Western Massachusetts Cos. (quarJ
——
5%
8- l
7" \
—
Life Insurance Co.,
Western
o
«Z
_
n
1
«„>
(accum.
(quar.)——
preferred
$6
Securities Co.—
Insurance
Western
(000's Omitted)
(000's Omitted i
Marache & Co.—
Granbery.
Povable of Rec.
Share
■
<<
Holdera
When
Per
Company
Name of
■
Monday, June 24, 195?
.
(2960)
52
This
former
II
in
established Sterling as the rightful owner of
trademarks which it acquired after World
with the Costa Rican statute.—V. 185, p. 249$.
decision
enemy
alien
accordance
Volume
Sun Chemical
This
5649
Number
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Corp.—Acquires Bensing Bros. & Deeney
v
butions
the
in
Bensing
field.
he
\
contracted to
leading
Bros.
*
&
buy
will continue
Deeney
cal Corp.—V.
185,
R.
O
A.
sales
net
which
the
for
is
parable
six
10.4%
for
and
ended
the
than
period
the
Chairman,
months
higher
six-month
Net sales
938,
President
the
of
second
June
on
$26,194,266
preceding
quarter
Net
$527,546,
the
common,
share
equivalent,
the
additional
$2,000,000
current
year
contracts
defense
the
in
expected
fuel
for
Reid
tanks
for
Prov.
esti.
income
Fed.
4,127,500
tax
income
with
sales
Hcfnblower
W.
to
reductions
the
in
the
sales
of
such
E.
beginning
with
month
the
of
Hutton
Texas
shares
165,000
2,200
tion
&
45,000
Corp.
of
preferred
stock, 5.75% subordinate
($100 par value). The debentures
series
Bissell
C.
Meeds
&
Frcres
Brothers
Loeb, Rhoades & Co
Lundborg & Co
—
Merrill
&
Lynch,
Merrill,
;
time
The
prices scaling from
at
preferred
stock
is
106%
convertible
to
Turben
into
Milwaukee
The
F.
Ohio
75,000
Son
6c
Co
Co
Used
by
the company in
contemplates
delivery
connection with
increase
an
capacity
of
sale
the
60,000
company's
these
and
the
W. Pressprich & Co.___
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reinholdt &
Riter
from
a
half
Petroleos
conversion
lateral
as
soon
sion,
of
line
—
in
new
agency
Coast
program
of
the
The
Grande.
the Gulf
certificate
a
an
Rio
the
at
$25
the
the
enable
is
received
the
iroin
to furnish
company
a
reconversion
is
to
to
transportation service extending from
Moundsville, W. Va., and to the Chicago market
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
be
Power
Term
6%
Beaumont,
Preferred
stock
1,000
1,400
180,000
2,400
120,000
75,000
255,000
1,600
1,000
3,400
150,000
2,000
first
convertible
convertible
series.;
5.85%
5.75%
subordinate
♦Common
•Additional
(par
company's mortgage
tained
amount
not
therein,
of
ueed
to
be
that
restriction
a
7,253,391 shs.
outstanding
the
$237,240
holds
the
thereunder
at
aggregate
any
one
principal
time
shall
shares
series
reserved
were
and
for
60,000
Corp.:
105,000
Spencer Trask & Co
—
165,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day—
1G5.000
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.—60,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co._
—60,000
Victor, Common, Dann & Co.
45,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
debentures
thereof
to
of
and
and
the
number
purchase
from
specified in the
conversion
of
of
shares
for
the
4.50%
con¬
conversion
the
preferred
thereof
principal underwriters of the
series, and the principal amount
which each has severally agreed
subject
company,
respective
reserved
were
ot
names
new
the
to
the
terms
are
as
W.
Baker,
A.
G.
Blair
75,000
1,000
Co.
150,000
2,000
105.000
1,400
45,000
600
165.000
2,200
&
165.000
2,200
Blyth
Clark,
&
Leary
W.
Courts
Co.,
&
W.
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
_
_
__
255.000
Inc.__
Co.
Clark
Co.____,
Inc
Co.
&
&
&
Inc
6c Co.
Dodge
Richard
&
6c
Becker
Chaplin
E.
800
2,200
Kraus
Weeks
Barrow,
&
6c
Co.
Clarke
.
_
-
__
_
600
2,000
105.000*
1,400
45,000
Corp
House At Co._
3,400
45,000
150.000
___
Co.
—165.000
180,000
2,400
45,000
255,000
600
3,400
255,000
3,400
60,000
—75,000
1,000
& Co.,
Corp
Inc.-
-
-
;
American
—
—
G:
Walker
H.
Co._
&
Wertheim <fc Co
—;
White,
Masterson
White,
Weld
Co.—;
&
—
Co
&
Witter &
—
Co._^
Biddle
—;
Co
&
—
Commission
Power
800
Expansion
Approves
corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Texas Eastern
Transmission Corp., on June 13 received Federal Power
authorization for expansion projects that will add approxi¬
110.000
MCF
daily capacity
the
to
600
of
Texas
Eastern's natural
system.
transmission
gas
both companies will be approximately
$30,300,000, with the parent company's facilities costing some $25,900,000 and Penn-Jersey facilities about $4,400,000, according to Orville
Total
of
cost
the
project for
Carpenter, President.
authorized
facilities
The
facilities
and
compressor
miles
137
in
add
will
67,610
horsepower
of compression
pipeline to Texas Eastern's system.
authorized are a new 10,250 horsepower
of
facilities
the
station
to be
built near Mont Belvieu, Texas,
on
Miss.,
Kosciusko,
and
as
follows: 5,200 horsepower at Gillis
5.280 horsepower at Opelousas Station,
La,; 5,200 horsepower at St. Francisville
West Feliciana Parish, La.; 5,280 horsepower at Union Church
Parish,
Landry
Jefferson
County,
Miss.;
County,
Miss.,
current year to date,
silicon transistor
a new
Texas
to
construct
sales
of
the
Station,
Station,
Clinton Station, Hinds
Kosciusko Station, Attala
-
Eastern
horsepower
a
to add approximately 2,200
station near Linden, N. J.» and
stations necessary to make the
natural gas to be moved through the
authority
received
also
previously authorized
metering
larger
and
amount
regulating
of
line.
Texas
of
30-inch
construct approximately 96.5
additional 30-inch pipeline loops along the company's existing
line between Kosciusko,
Miss., and Uniontown, Pa.,, and ap¬
Eastern
also
was
authorized
to
proximately 40 miles of new lateral supply lines.
The Penn-Jersey
system was auchori/ied to construct and lease to
Texas Eastern the following additions to existing or
authorized com¬
stations along its system: 4,000 horsepower at Delmont
Westmoreland County, Pa.; 5,000 horsepower at Lilly Station,
pressor
Station,
Cambria
Station, Juniata County,
Dauphin County, Pa., and
5,000 horsepower at Bechtelsville Station, Berks County, Pa.
Construction on the projects for both systems will begin immediately
and is expected to be completed in time to begin operations of the new
lacilities by Sept. 1, 1957, Mr. Carpenter said.—V. 185, p. 2717.
County,
Pa.;
Pa.;
5,000
5.000
horsepower
at
Perulack
horsepower at Grantville Station,
This
1,400
SEC
45,000
600
and
company
on
June
14
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
registration statement with the
mortgage bonds due July 1, 1987,
a
covering $10,000,000 of first
shares oi cumulative no
100,000
par
Sold Privately
on
June
preferred stock. The bonds
Business Rises—
10
Co.—Purchases
Oil
company
of
Brooklyn Distributor—
June
on
Arguls
&
Gas
station and dealer accounts; two water terminals,
warehouse and miscellaneous equipment.
service
office building and
an
Arguls was founded in April of 1327
ship of Samuel H. Davis and Barney
and has been under the leader¬
Rogovin. During its years of
heating oUs
of Flying A
accessories.
York office.--
operation, the company has become a major distributor of
in the Brooklyn area as well as an important distributor
Veedol motor oils ana greases and Flying A
closing took place June 11 at Tidewater's New
gasolines,
The
V.
185,
2605.
p.
Tracerlab, Inc., Waltham,
Mass.—Registers With SEC
registration statement with the SEC oij
June
19, 1957, covering 200,000 shares of its $1 par value commoa
stock.
The offering is being made through the company's ageat, Ls«
Higginson Corp., which has been employed on a "best efforts" basis,
and no
shares
will be sold unless at least 75,000 shares are sold.
The price to the public a<fic\ the underwriting terms
will be supplied
This
the
under
of
laws
Massachusetts in
1946, Tracerlab
producer of scientific and Industrial instruments and equipment
the
utilization,
detection and measurement of radioactivity.
It
a
for
also
cal
a
amendment.
Incorporated
processes
compounds
wide
a
filed
corporation
later
by
is
radioisotopes, synthesizes organic and inorganic chemi¬
with radioisotopes, and carries on for itself and others
and service activities in the field of nuclear
of research
range
chemistry.
and
physics
to apply the net proceeds of this offering,
trade and other current indebtedness of the
subsidiaries and the balance for general corporate
purposes, including discontinuance as soon as practicable of the pres¬
ent program of obtaining cash through the sale of accounts receivable.
The
first,
—V.
intends
company
the reduction of
to
and
company
185,
its
2496.
p.
Airlines, Inc.—Stock
World
Trans
Offered—The cor¬
its common
before 3:30
p.m. (EDT) on July 8 for 3,337,036 additional shares of
common stock at $13 per share on the b^sis of one addi¬
tional share for each share held of record June 17, 1957,
Under an agreement, Hughes Tool Co., the holder of
2,476,142 TWA shares, may buy all or any part of the
shares of common stock not subscribed for under the
subscription offer and has agreed that if it purchases less
than all unsubscribed shares it will purchase such num¬
ber thereof as will, with shares acquired by it on the
exercise of warrants, provide TWA with aggregate net
proceeds of at least $34,000,000 from the shares acquired
by Hughes. The New York Trust Co., 100 Broadway,
New York 15, N. Y., is subscription agent.
The offering
June 17 offered to the holders of
(par $5) the right to subscribe on or
poration
stock
on
not underwritten by any
is
n»t
PROCEEDS—The
piv<*e~d<?
investment bankers.
frn">
the
'"le
of
shares
will
be
applied to pay or preptay amounts owed by TWA in connection will*
(he purchase of eight Lockheed Constellation 1049G aircraft, 25 Lock¬
heed 1649A aircraft, and related spare parts and engines.
At May
1957,
approximately $38,OOTOno w
1 and wit i subsequent de¬
liveries an additional estimated $51,000,000 will become owing, making
of $89,000,000.
total
a
applying
After
total
such
to
$34,000,090 from the sale of shares
TWA under the
agreement with
assured
proceeds
minimum
(the
TWA will owe a balance of $55,000,000.| This balance will
be retired in part bv the amount' received from t, e sale of shares in
excess
of $34,000,000 and the proceeds of a $25,000,000 bank loan
Hughes),
instalments commencing Jan. 1.
be provided from a temporary
remainder will be supplied
Federal income tax refund
of approximately $9,000,300 received in June 1957.
Discussions have
also been initiated for possible additional institutional loans ol up to
payable by TWA in
additional
1958.
An
bank
loan
from
36 equal monthly
$10,000,000 will
TWA's
payable on Dec. 1, 1957.
Tne
general funds, including a
$25,000,000.
If
amount
the
does
the
institutional
such
Air,
Western
two
air
in
Inc.
Delaware
on
TWA
May
has
mail
nncrated
17,
Avenue,
incorporated as Transcontinental St
Dec. 27, 1934 by the consolidation
had previously been engaged in
on
which
Its name was changed
1950.
TWA's principal
York 17, N. Y.
New
"to Trans World Airlines,
business office is at 380
,
the transportation of persons, property
organization. -'During that time it b*a
"transcontinental svstem In the United States, and ^inc®
been
by
a.
was
Delaware
corporations
transportation.
Madison
and
obtained prior to D«r. I,
difference.
BUSINESS—Corporation
of
loans
aggregate
not
TWA
to
of
of
the proceeds from the sale of shares ip excess of $34,00(X00O
at least $15,000,000, Hughes has agreed to extend
a
revolving credit, maturing Dec. 1, 196J, lor the amount
1957 plus
Inc.
Texas Electric Service
Co.—Notes
Petroleum
Thomas, President,
including
at
horsepower
horsepower
at
5,200
5,000
and
County, Miss.
to
of
14 announced that it has purchased the
Oil Sales Co., Inc., and its subsidiaries ot
Brooklyn, N. Y. Arguls has been a Tidewater dual distributor opcraiiiisi
in Kings and Queens Counties (N. Y.) since 1927.
With
the
purchase, Tidewater acquired approximately 71
outlets, ■
the com¬
pany's recently authorized 30-inch Vidor-McAllen pipeline. The company
will
add horsepower on
its existing 30-inch line between Beaumont,
Tex.,
areas
National
Tidewater
This
2,200
—____:
,
105,000
& Co.
Curtiss,
16,000
60,000
Baird
Burge
Shares
165,000
Abercrombie
Allyn & Co.,
Robert
Ball,
.
miles
$945,000
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.C.
conditions
exhibits to
follows:
Debentures
A.
and
underwriting agreements filed as
Registration Statement,
Lovett
800
1,400
2,200
2,200
800
800
600
Co.—
Sweney Cartwright & Co.—„—
St.
of the
4.75%
convertible series.
As of May 29,
1957, 220,707 shares were
reserved
for issuance
pursuant to stock options.
On June 17, 1957,
800,000 shares were reserved for conversion of the new preferred series.
shares
275,271
1,000
75,000
800
&
Station, Beauregard Parish. La.;
additional 2,820 shares.
an
1,000
3,400
1,600
Included
under
issued
trust, subject to the restrictions con¬
of
,1.600
*
75,000
60,000
Swiss
S.
$650,000,000.
fThe company
vertible
and
including
bonds
exceed
15,000,000*shs.
be
&
Brothers
Stroud
200,000 shs.
may
120,000
a
255,000
120.000
This
57,807 shs.
series
& Co.__
Co.
Commission
150,000
more
—
Penn-Jersey
160,000 shs.
series—
or
:
Boyce
Bros.
Federal
47,448 shs.
one
Staats
Stein
mately
;
value)
in
!
Co
&
Projects—
15,000,000
,
bonds
R.
Yarnall,
1187,180 shs.
convertible
;____—
Woodard-Elwood & Company———
56,000,000
.
stock
& Scribner
Stone & Webster Securities
45,640,000
.
series
.
Outstanding
15,000,000
series—
Inc.—
Pomeroy,
Co.———
Smithers
S.
Dean
preferred series
5.00%
&
Barney & Co.—
Stern
to
1,000,000 shs
series
&
Hutton
&
FINANCING
56,000.000
the
company,
B.
assets
600
2,400
2,000
William
at
3,975,000
(par $100)
5.50%
45,000
180,000
Co.
&
Starkweather
a
2,969,750
;
_______
600
1,000
75,000
area.
PRESENT
of
diffused-junction process which, he said, opens
for transistor applications.—V. 185, p. 2605.
gaseous
2,400
105,000
F.
$201,038,000
offered—
now
4.50%
4.75%
Tex.,
6,000,000
notes—
45,000
75,000
180,000
Inc.
Co.,
Co.——,—_______
& Co.—
Winston
Smith,
Commis¬
47,000,000
l.an
debentures
<fe
150,000
petroleum
carrier
3,500,000
Debentures
Mosle
Singer, Deane
purchased
The re¬
$332,000,000
Serial mortgage notes
Robinson-Humphrey
Shuman, Agnew & Co
purchased
be
Authorized
•First mortgage pipe line bonds
Mortgage note
:
2,200
Shearson, Hammlll & Co
States.
Federal
products
180,000
L
Schwabacher & Co.—
be
of
Government,
is
United
common
2,400
165,000
Schoellkopf,
per
will
securities
Mexican
balance
of
area
1,000
:_
—
,
Co
Rowles,
800
2,200
1,000
800
2,000
1,000
75,000
Inc
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—
part of the "Little Big Inch" and construction of a
Chicago, 111,, which the company intends to undertake
to
as
will
the
on
producers
for
gas
Mexicanos,
connection
from
the
of
1,600
165,000
75,000
60,000
150,000
75,000
.___
Gardner
6c
&
The
major portion ox the "Little Big Inch" pipeline to transportation of
Additional financing to the extent of approxi¬
petroleum products.
mately $20,000,000 will be necessary to complete this program.
Ap¬
proximately
1,000
120,000
._
R.
cubic
system
800
75,000
j.
Shields
stock
brighter
represent an iuoreas*
stated that incoming business
in the company's civilian product lines is running in excess of 1956,
and he is particularly encouraged by the interest shown in the many
new
and highly-styled lighting iixtures recently introduced and shown
in
the new Moe Light .catalog and the new
model Wright recipro¬
cating blade
pow?er
saw
which includes many significant feature*
including a longer blade.—V. 185, p. 1432.
Lee
1,000
2,200
._
_______
$235,000,000 program which
feet of gas in the daily
a
250.000,000
of
the
of
1,000
75.000
165,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Piper, Jatfray 6c Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
1, 1907, subject to the company's right
redemption.' The convertible preferred stock is redeemable at prices
ranging downward from $105.75 per share through i June 1, 1962, to
$100 per share after June 1, 1987.
from
800
1,000
Pacific Northwest Co.—60,000
of
proceeds
1,600
75,000
Co
Newbold's
H.
The
..
achievements
new
the recent introduction
Thomas Industries, Inc.—New
.
3,400
Co., Inc
Leonard & Lynch.
Moseley 6c Co.__
S.
W.
share at any time,.prior to June
PROCEEDS—Net
1,000
255,000
Beane
&
Moore,
_
common
600
60,000
&
L. F. Rothschild
100%.
600
120,000
Pierce, Fenner
Rotan,
any
predicted
and geophysical explora¬
it was announced on June 19, has ar¬
ranged to place privately, through Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., $3,000,000 of 6% secured promissory notes due
serially to May 1, 1967.—V. 185, p. 1680.
2,200
45,000
I
Co._.
stock, priced at $100
at
45,000
160,000
Co.—__________
Co
A semi-annual sinking fund, beginning Dec.
1, 1959, will retire ap¬
proximately 96.3% of the debentures prior to maturity. The debentures
are not
refundable for a period of lo years at an interest cost of less
than 6.13% but are otherwise redeemable at the option of the company
!,
1956.
over
major
a
large new
—The
3,400
75,000
&
Inc
by
Texas
2,400
800
i;
Marks
M.
Reynolds
quickly
nearer $1.10 per share
than the $1
that the long-range future was
never
be
also
Jonsson described
up
2,200
180,000
60,000
.—____
Coe
&
McDonnell
accrued dividends,
Rise Predicted—
hi
the
predicted 1957 sales volume would
The
produced
3,400
255,000
_
M.
priced at 98%% and accrued interest to yield approxi¬
mately 6.13% to maturity.
The convertible preferred
share and
oversubscribed.
firm.
Highlighting
800
E. Masten & Co
A.
con¬
will
said
He
grov/th
in
year
the Dallas-based electronics manufacturing
Mr.
2,400
165,000
Co
&
Higginson Corp
Co.,
per
60,000
180,000
255,000
,
._
Langley & Co.—
Reynolds &
were
600
800
Laurence
were
best
approximately 50%
600
1,600
4,000
Mason-Hagan,
Debentures and
—
GOO
45.000
120,000
____
Co
Newhard, Cook & Co._
Eastern Transmission
vertible
Co
&
earlier.
and
expansion
the
1957
3,400
Irving
Preferred^tock Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed
an investment banking
group which offered on June 19
$15,000,000 of 6% debentures due June 1, 1977 and 200,000
for
300.000
Carl
■
.
189.
p.
earnings
800
2,200
Loeb & Co
Lehman
March.
and
60,000
165,000
255,000
W.
p. 2674.
■'
2,400
45,000
60,000
Lee
:
1.000
2,000
180,000
_
Kuhn,
price
chemicals
_____
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
of copper from the unprecedented
high of early 1956 together with decreased shipments, and a weaker
market for some of the company's agricultural chemicals during the
months of January and
February.
There has been an improvement
■^-V. 184,
Co
McDonald & Co
in
the
$6,000,000
a
all of its major activities will
company's history Erik Jonssoa,
President, told security analysts at Houston, Texas, on June 12.
He
said
that events
thus far this year confirmed his earlier predlctiea
that sales will reach a record $65,000,000 and might reach $70,000,00<^
3.400
75.000
Dulles & Battles, Inc
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc
the basis of the 1,877,927 shares
on
subsidiary
a
from
with
135,
Continued
make
150,000
__
Jauney,
earnings during the first quarter of 1957, compared
highs reported for the like period of
1956,
were
due
Is
proceeds
Texas Instruments Inc.—50%
Weeks
&
Johnston, Lemon
and
record
mainly
stated
arc
& Co
&
,3,400
255,000
Inc
Stone & Co
Noyes
•
255,000
Henry Herrman & Co
$2,292,400
$1.22
$1.68
"
Inc.-
Ripley & Co.,
Miliei
Hemphill,
2,340,00J
$3,162,500
_____
*
Haydcn,
1955
It
Texas.
net
together
1987.—V.
2,000
___________
Stuart & Co.,
Mackall
Lower
600
1,000
150.000
tlM>.
a
.
1,000
Hayden,
4,032,400
3,110,000
$2,252,500
$1.20
'All per share figures
presently outstand ng.
600
75,000
—
for
3,400
Harriman
1502.
p.
6,272,500
1,875,000
Net earnings
•Earnings per share—'—
lioOO
45,000
*
Inc
4.000
75,000
Halsey,
$22,447,300 $19,750,809
$18,818,300
tax
Co.,
Hallgarten & Co
that
and
185,
1956
1557
:
before Fed.
.__
255,000
Lazard
Three Months Ended March 31—
.
Granbery, Marache & Co._;
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Off—
Sales
Earns,
Corp.—;
2,000
45*000
300*000
___
Co
&
1,000
255,000
Laird,
Tennessee Corp.
Boston
—
date
of Texas Utilities Company.
sale of the bonds and the preferred
contribution to the common stock '
equity of Texas Electric by its parent, Texas Utilities, and other funda
derived from the company's operations, will be used for the remainder
of the company's construction program in 1957 and, in part,, of-1958.
including the repayment of $4,400,000 borrowed from Texas Utilities
for such program.'
;
i" '
"V
"
The company in Room 2033, Two Rector St., New York, N. Y., will
lip to noon
(EDT) on July .15 receive bids for the purchase from il.
of the abovementioned $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due July 1,
2,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
$13,793,-
were
future.—V.
near
75,000
last
Company was incorporated under the laws at
public utility engaged in the generation, pur¬
and distribution of electricity wholly witfiin th» •
la
transmission
stock
3,400
150,000
_____
the
and
Service
and
1929
of
The
1,400
75,000
:
bidding
competitive
.
Electric
in
State
2,400
255,000
be
chase,
2,000
'
150,000
Southwest
Fulton
to 35 cents per
This net income
after
of
was
150.000
105,000
Fridley, Hess & Frederking—
higher profit Vornado
acceptance
Co.——
Co
&
First
The
First
that
merchandise—this later move¬
ment depending highly upon then current temperature conditions.
It was further reported that negotiations haer been completed for an
official
&
for
bids is sec for July 15, 1957. The interest* public offering
underwriting terms for both the bonds and preferred stock
supplied by later amendment.
■
\
.
of
Texas
600
offered
53
and
Texas
800
180,000
duPont
Fauset, Steele & Co
with $1,303,303, or the equivalent of 90 cents per share after
preferred dividends, reported for the fit t half of 1956. Net income for
the second quarter of the current fiscal year totaled $184*729, as con¬
trasted to $780,007 for the quaher ended May 31, 1950.
With respect to earnings, it was stated that the higher sales volume
was
contributed in part by heavy movement of private brand mer¬
chandise with a much lower gross margin.
On the other hand, the
substantial increase in number of branches naturally results in later
of
I.
Estabrook
compares
movement
>
will
600
1
60,000 '
Glore, Forgan & Co.—______________
preferred dividends,
1,400,000 shares outstanding.
the
on
price,
be
receipt
600
45.000
Equitable Securities Corp
year.
the
of
'
-
Dominick
&
800
45,000
Co., Inc.——_ "
Inc
to
are
Shares
45,000
:
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Elworthy & Co.—
:
compared wit a $15,780,626 for the corresponding period of 1956.
income
for
the
first
six
months
of
fiscal
1957
aggregated
as
&
Co.,
;
60,000
—
Eastman
1957, were $28,920,471.
reported for the com¬
31,
May
announced
11
i
Co.—
Co
Francis
Sutton Corp., Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Sutton,
&
Drexel
-
(O. A.)
Dickson
S.
Dominick
1793.
p.
Co., Inc.
Securities
'
under its present
division of the Sun Chemi¬
and with its present management as a
name
&
Union
Davis, Skaggs & Co
operate
to
Dain
Dittmar
'
'
Debentures
>
.
M.
■'; Dallas
ink
flexographic
.
J.
the Bensing Bros. &; Deeney
organization in the country,
it was announced en June 17 by Norman E. Alexander, President.
"The rapid growth'of the packaging market since the war was the
key factor in the decision to purchase Bensing Bros. & Deeney," Mr.
Alexander said.
Bensing Bros. & Deeney, founded in i.936, pioneered
the development of flexographic inks making many significant contri¬
corporation has
Companies,
(2961)
engaged
air" since
in
its
54
1946
it
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(2932)
States
operated
has
international system
Africa and Asia.
an
in
|)oints
end
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
bonds
3%
Dec.
due
1969
maturing
1,
(secured)
notes
from
May 31, 1957
demand
notes__
4%
stock
Common
which
•Of
shares
of an option outstanding
Plan/—V. 185. p. 2605.
.
division
supply)
Products
lias
.
185, p.
(the
Intercontinental
Regulus Rocket
the
and
.
Enrico
Signal
the
Fermi
Institute's
Six
6,674,072 slis.
issuance
the
upon
Grand,
Income
Bal¬
^
Corps'
I
1-^- —:
Chemical
exercise
Offered
takes
du
.on
Corp., Oklahoma City, Okla.,is offering pub¬
licly. 294,370 shares of
share) as a speculation.
ai par; ($1
stock
common
This is part of
,»
x
1956
-
$92,986,000
-
395,555.000
11,346.000
,.8,800.000
$5,346,000
/
,
17,929.000
5-500,000
$ 1.129.000
incbine------11^--"--—.
on
incoraF.
Dividends
Stauffer
—
l£57f
•
Meteoro¬
Net
(Nev.) —Stock
Subs.)—Earns. Off
(&
;
.lore
,
lederal
1563.
Inc.
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
Monthp.JEnded April 3C—<-
Net sales
't Dividends
Utah
.
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
maue
has- delivered
and
program,
ICBM
.
Navy's
Beacon
Universal Transistor
(power
defense
guided missile projects including Operation
Earth Satellite)
Balloon.-£-V.
logical
The TWA Employees Stock Purchase
under
(the
Rocket
19
the
to
rocket and
many
division,
&leclromcs
55,841
for
reserved
nucleonics
OAU
mi. sile). "."the
DPN
2,500,000
*10,000,000 shs.
——-—•
are
listic
,
-
55,841
10,000,000
—
_
$5)-.
{par
166
monthly.
1957
30,
to June
for
its
its
contributions
Vanguard
*>
$40,000,000
to
through
units
Outstanding
,
$40,000,000
—
addition
Corp.
substantial
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
equipment mortgage sinking fund
3%%
In
United
the
between
Europe,
.
Income
—V.
issue of 300,shares, of which the remaining 5,630 shares had pre¬
viously been sold.
\
an
shafe-"'ox dbiitmoii 'stockfh_ril_-h_
per
185,
*2145.
p.
249,000
,
stock3,980.000 '
common
Balance, sdrpltis,
'*
per
preferred,j>tock. ^ J__l,—■.•230,000
*,
3,706,000
;
^
$5,174,000
$1.13x:«. $1.79
'
'"'P:
000
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Expansion—■
v
,
Construction
started
was
week
last
on
phase of
new
a
the program
PROCEEDS—The
to
bring more natural gas to the New York City-New Jersey-Philadel¬
phia metropolitan urea, E. Clyde McGraw, President, announced on
June
19.
costs,
said.
McGraw
24-lnch
and
Transco
is
construction
new
It
includes
16-inch
in an area
companies.
part of
to
Not
large
new
reached
now
estimated
committed
reserves
by
with producers
to buy more" natural
gram
customers,
the
in
to
to
part
are
of
—V.
Parish.
and
of
Corp.
others
and
Twenty-one
miles
7.5 miles from
the
in
from Mecom Petroleums,
the
the
of
45
line
to
the
offshore
area,
will
fV*
claims
'
'
.r
,
company
Cameron
through marshland
platform in the Gulf
etc.
is
It
than
June
on
one-half
had
been
completed
on
a
in
use
$51,000,000 construction project started last Fall to add large-diameter
pipe in mainline "'loops." On this program, work Is now
going on In
Virginia and Georgia with additional construction scheduled in Penn¬
Illustrated
regulator
corona
more
other general businesses not
located
are
in
Grand
,7 ^
:
....
13
performance
graphic
curves,
analysis
.
follower
circuit and other7^ applications;'
;
-.
Voltage Regulators,"', by Donald O. Ward,
are
available
on
request to the company's oifice 5806 Hough Ave.,
Cleveland 3, O.—V. 185, p. 764.
:.Yx.'.-..v
> W..,
Copies
In 1957 are esti¬
excess of $100,000,000, he said.
By the end of this year,
the daily allocations to all Transcontinental
customers will exceed 970
million cubic feet.
Deliveries from storage in the
regulator
"Corona
of
,
Type
metropolitan
the
winter
heating
will
season
add
another
136
area
million
Virginia
-
nancing
p. 887.
cubic
185, p. 2378,
Telephone
Telegraph
&
Co;
Private "Fi¬
—
See Central Telephone Co. above.
—
V. 172,
—
Year
Tons
Ended
April
Subs.)—Sales Show Gain—
(&
30—
1957
——7,993,717
Net sales (including purchased
coal)
$47,837,287
Net income for the year (includes non-recur¬
ring income of $567,516 in 1956)
:
3,223,584
Net
income
per
common
share
(includes
recurring inc. of 49 cents per share in
Common
shares
185,
mine
7,847,899
The
after
*$2.51
1,375,809
1,149,530
income
from
sale
taxes
of
(49
cents
undeveloped
19
^
and
Blackstone
and
per
Natrona
Court at Denver, Colo.,
this
June
on
filed
Sept.
corporations
and
to
fix
the
and
of
the
division
tivities
to
the
in
1955
uranium
separation
for
U.
the
8.
the
by
War
II
all
in
atomic
Union
The
the
the
of
the
Nuclear
Ridge, Tenn.,
Commission, and
United States Steel Corp.
'ores
important
Period
(&
Net ry
services
sold
milling
Co.,
Federal
corporation's
averaged
about. 1^0uranium
ac¬
for
—V.
building
a
on
common
common
p.
—
control
registered
a
$2,000,000
R.
of
June
104,160,945
6,304,919
6 304,919
40,291 104
which has
"has
'
developed
contracted
do.ne* *?e said- by installing
by
subsidiary,
ment used
at
the
American
most
Totalisator
which
makes
Russell,
this
Co.,
and
for
a
$1
R.
Arnold,
the
special
Central
Stations
in
Total
York
Costs
sale
of
the
this
corporation,
and
12 000
which
ments.
systems,
Ta«rat!°n' in
originally incorporated
1955,
has
advanced
tility,
use,
and
devices.
slightly
nucleonic
and
efficiency, and
laboratory
turing research,
!2L hlVQ
$400,000
j
and
electronic
ease
research,
and
third.
over
of
defense,
commercial
a
rate
of
during 1958.
Ward
and
in
as
a
1957
2,
awarded
that
medical
1,650,000
175,000
200,000
units
are
FCDA
con-
research
new
and
agriculture,
versa¬
clinical
manufac¬
products
year
to
an
hand
pt
present
anticipated
exceed
* ,vw,wu
for
the
six
&
will be
ending
—V.
of
the
same
the corresponding
as
market
open
$1,183,000.
There
47,400
686,351
now
are
shares
of
of
company
"
2675.
p.
loans
under
as
of
the
March
2,
continues
1957
$20,000,000
term
bank
credit.
of
SEC.
covering
cents)
and
shares
of
each
five
is
45,000
each
at
shares, of
$6
and
shares
The
of
unit.
per
preferred
to
shares
class
preferred and
involved.
ness
17,000
of
June
two
of
preferred
Thereafter
7,000
common
proceeds
specialize in
are
the
stock
to
are
the
to
be
A
capital
$1)
in
common
$26
used
distribution
per
to
of
AmjTlcan
Maraiaibo.
v
Geo-
Co.; and "iVIcRae
Oil
'
Oil
••
•>;
-f
1,
1957,
rhc
$14,977,000
consolidated
for. the
sales
10
same
totaled
month
in
$20,831,000
period
'.
as
ago.'*-
year
a
fiscal year,
the current
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—Private Sale—
_!■
was
placed privately ifirough Kidder, Peabody & Co. for the ^
account !of Brown & Snarpe Manufacturing Co.—V. 183,*; p.
1IO/.-V £?'<>;,*^-4
'
k'-
Net
■''*
*
'J:
"
■
*r •'
'* *" «** >*-.
income
of
$2.640.754-'for
v", -'•;
■
.
>;f ,..'■.
i> ». *•
.
•»
-
-
'
•
Up—Earnings Lower—
the
t
ended April 27; 5
1957 on salek
$31-3,766,837 was -reported by James.D. Cooney, Fresi-. '
dent, in a letter- to stockholders- on June 10. "Earnings amounted to >
$1 per shire of common stock.''
' *— *
• ■•r • '
4 '• •
•
six-month
period
;
.
.
Figures for rfrt Similar period a year'ago showed sales Of $301,139;- and
qet -inebme of $4;803,379; amounting to $1.97 pei< snare of I;1
861,
with-
;.,h"• •
'•
.'jc.-■>>4
n^eat' pabkihg^^*ere alscr -profitable, but earhings' were
level rthdn""iast
lower
a
of
belhgtbeller
of
at
^ear.'"--^^
foreign
subsidiaries
thaii
profitable :for
were
ldsC-year's ^six-month
$715)950,vSvere received
corresponding period" of
Wilsan Jones Co.
Six
Net
this
1956.—V.
figures.
compared
p. 658.
year
185,
(&
Months Ended April
with r
Wilson
\
and X '
Dividends
to
$377,383
for
Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings Off*:
30—
"
1957
sales^-__l.;'_J.^;;^_'_,-__"__:^.--5_L__-before
Provision
Net
Federal
for
income
Federal
1956
$8,794,000
r
$8,497,000
taxes—
income
489,000
income
428,000
;
$239,000
—
$392,000
164,000
"Earnings
per
shares
328,396
on
'
1171
p.
of
-
$1.19
outstanding.—V.
stock
common,
■
164,000-
$0.73
share-.-
common
j
820;000
250,000
(estimated)
taxes
Dividends
'
-
Winn-Dixie
184,
-
will
start
shares
No
a
of
one
of.er
in
—v.
50
10,000
1957—48 Wks.—1956
$31,815,235 $473,056,233 $380,111,775
Wisconsin Central RR.—Gross
Up— Net Off—
'
1957
railway
(Net
income
months
Net
—1—;—
operatihg
Four
(before
dividends)1_
I_:
income
per
:
,
.'
$2,688,275
109,360
Z)r40,685
11.034)125
—;
gross'revenues
(before
]
1956
$2,813,089
income___Z__*_:
87,003
Dr70.337
railway operating inconie—
tNet
v
2606.._
p.
55 753
1—
$0.27
,
*
762,870 "
662,485
;——
dividends•
'share_i__'H______Lh^_:_i_
10,479,179
_
140,708
-•
♦For
four
months,ended
tAfter
taxes and
April 30,
based
on
$0.68,
207,955 shares outstand¬
fixed and contingent charges.
J
■
;
Edgar F. Zelle, President,
011 May 28 stated that with the road comfacilities improved, additions and bettermentsJ
to the
property made for the purpose of effecting economies, he is
hopeful that a $21000,000 increase in freight revenue forecast for the
pletely
dieselized,
shop
will .enable, the
1957
higher; wage -and
;
maintain
road: to
material
d
"
.
Wisconsin Telephone Co.—Bids
to
of
$30,000,000
p.
2854.
net
earnings,
2854.
.
July 9—
Room);2315. 195 Broadway, New York, N. Y.: (jvlll
July 9 receive bias for the-purchase "from it
company,-(at
11 a.m.
its, 1956
costs.—V. ,>185. p.
!
.
(EDT ) son
35-yeAr tdebentures
:w
^
• r,s.c
due
j
July
•
•
1,
.See .also
1992.
i
■
V. .185,
•
suare
35,000
units
mutual
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$40,206,711
185,
April gross revenues
up
of
underwriting
securities
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Rise—
Period End. June 1—
Sales-'
the
(par
which
of
stock
unit.
with
stock
of
units
corporation
of
at
notification
<par
sold
be
shares
share
of
class
Petroleos
associated with
is
it
apjiarent that a new, all time record for both salts5 and
will be Sit by,.Western Tool this year.—V. 135, p. 1563. -
The
letter
a
common
stock
and
one
filed
Inc.,
11,000,000
some
ownership -in
which
A total of 108,760-shares of common stock y par $5)
Washington Planning Corp. of Maryland, Washington,
6
Management,
to
extends
stock
in
corporation
months, June fine; ,July remaining
D. C.—Files With SEC—
June
'
with >
more-'lnten-"--1.'
it-becomes
year
•
on
-
Pittsburgh.
12Vi'.4
Inc-V Di Harold Bji'd, Justiss-Mears
'
corporation
together
■
despite
The
of
Honduras
a
With
ing.
strong financial position with net working capital of
including cash of $12,300,000. There has been no Increase
bank
Honduras
Co;
in
by
to
*
the
.
RiseAs
shares
\
sheet
^
its
a
$7,000,000
184,
cost
in
treasury.
balance
indicate
the
approximately the
States,
East.V require
compared
Net
$39,744,000.
acquired
Middle
Gas
$0.75
months
year.
the
$42,199,000
in
Gas
S:Earned
in
The
of
approximately $1,500,000 to $2 000 000
quarter
company has
common stock at
a
»»»uu
bring
third
The
tire;
:
Oil
interest
represented
Property
<fc
$1,863,768
2,4/4,247
third quarter of the company ends June 1, 1957. Based
upon the
operations for March and April it is anticipated that the profit for
this
Benedum-Trees
^
Oil
35,907,928
$1.43
amount to
ofMipding -oilvin. the. United
couditionst in
company's
and
research,
S39,621,6°6
2,500,000
income
etc.
about
Petroleum-Op.^ g)f Cuba & Mustang ,Oil Co.. both qf
companies "ure o-wtied Jointly by Western Hemisphere Petroleuin
and
♦Based
sales,
shares
raise
Feb. 25, '56
1,828,696
rentals,
400,000
to
a
r
Rauscher; Pierce A Co. Inc. will Jhead the under-
a
a
con¬
2, '57
$2,630,470
film
order
the
The
"Tote"
Universal Atomics in
years
developed portable,
Jrom ■$50'0°0 the first
Forward firm orders on
Indicate
directors
contingent liabilities
from
Exchange ^Com¬
offer
to
in
through Cavalier
which
the
of
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
on
public
.
•*
slve -exploration for new oik lx-s^rves' in Caa»ua, the Carriijean Islands
v '
and
the-countries* of^CentraL.BWi* South .America:.-rtr
r/;;■'
The company's interest in; Cuba extend,s'--to over 1,000)000 acres/held f/vf
interest
36,712,912
taxes
the
June 19
on
and
disturbed
results
$42,018,382
for
Income
equip¬
the
as
mining,
of
serve
Mar.
Fed.
plans
company
to
and
Cuba,
.Operations
•■.
.-
Board
Net profit per share
dosimeter charges,
totaling
nucleonic
instru¬
instruments
operation to
civil
many
two
will
profit
Shares outstanding
March
manufactures
Marco,
board
and
Net
another
including the Pennsylvania
City.—V. 185, p. 1932.
Admlnistratl°n has just
dosIm«ter pens
to
the
on
Committee
that this company
Securities
Hemisphere
in
Profit
estimated
the
50c)
the
capital.
new
increased -cost
the
until January, 1957, Presi¬
announced his resignation effective
Ended—
for
Provision
("Amote")
Inc.,
Universal Transistor Products
Corp.—New Contract—
$281,800
19
continue
Executive
the
of
-
;
Petroleum Corp;, directly or indirectly through
affiliated corporations, holds large oil and mineral t
Colombia,'.Haiti,■ Canada and Honduras.
Mr. Cobb
stated that-'ln "acquiring- this • acreage, he and the other
directors *pf
Western
Hemisphere Petroleum Corp. have acted.,in the b lief that ■
rights
1956
and expenses
Provision
to
trUiit
June
on
will
Chairman
Income
counters
services
depots,
New
April,
has
year
group;j/-';',;/)>
dated
«.f: 1957—5 Mos.—1956 '
Jackson,
Months
printing
400
Grand
from
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
held
and
1941
and
y
•
six-month
formerly
Executive
Vice-President,
who
was
elected President following his nomination by Mr. Russell in January,
becomes on
July 1 the chief executive and operating officer of the
company.—V. 185, p. 1932.
83
*
mechan¬
of America's
transportation
•
•'
'
"Withr the :exdeptiOh
of
one
"small slaughtering
said Mr, 1
Cooney, '('alF-of* our'meat ;pac?king plants operated profitably-for. the ■'
'period. -Combirt'ed het- results ' of imitsucot \jdirectly'--asso- "y
'h.
sulting capacity.
already
at
since
Russell
the
quarter last
use
3,227,662
•'.• "■•. 7:=v
.
announces
conimon^'stoCk. '4
1957—Month—1956
company,
Mr.
of
thoroughbred, harness, and dog tracks.
S V^l8 !n aufcoma«on are also evidenced, Mr. Schwebel
ffe Tr*
the fact that the automatic transfer control system made by
Tv0?inertaLRegister subsidiary has beep accepted by the Philadelphia
Transportation Commission. Called the
"Ticketeer," it is produced by
Burroughs under a licensed agreement and more than
in
4.096,074
73;l089,599
34 809 104
h«in<,
Universal
36,983,685
V4,182,948
>
Fall, Ls output so far this
185. p. 386.
oxide.—V.
Wilson &jCo.,tlMc.—Sales
$19,231,974 $17,173,183 $91,342,170 $83,808,862
7"V
•
Committee,
30.
member
PridHonfn"I**°f ,thete devices. according to M. Mac Schwebel,
nrf
nVerSal' T 0 *lso notcd that many manual operations
racetracks
ellminated in ticket issuing at 140 leading United States
developed
791,635
ffv^ 60^060
in
Western
"'-v.
.
which
ostock. (par
subsidiaries
•
7,600,457 > 39,733,047-
543,851
:j -X'
Crown.v
Corp. — Registers
Exchange Commission—"':.Vv
President,
Sanders & Co. and
writing
last
statement, with
pursuant .to
common
*
$51,782,399 $48,366,890
$9,818,708
of
held."/
Crown
Golden
Hemisphere- Petroleum
Securities1 and
Russell Cobb, Jr.,
1957—5 Mos.—1956
'
2496.
p.
Executive
dent
$2 03
system
1
*
Off— %
Up—Net
757,657'.
r_
185,
435,7^33,973
116,000,000
.
a subsidiary,
■'
/■**$,■■. 7.; 7; 7?.
185, p. 2854.
Faris
Universal Products Co., Inc.—New
Control System—
parking cash
the
of
Ward Baking Co.—Russell Resigns as Chairman—
5
2853.
4„f^eneia* Rffister Co.,
car
taxes
after capital
Six
ized
•-l-V--'i!
■
8,146,248 'I
Period End. May 31—
195(3
16)450,614
107^000,000
stock—
share
share
to acquire for an
mineable uranium ore in
1957—Month—1956 1
31—
sinking funds v
Sales__-__
I 115,478,109
preferred stock-
declared
a
claims,
Walgreen Co.—May Sales Up—
investigations
1774421259
7
Dividends
May
Income
funds <te
operates
Paducah
Ky.,-
now
460,247,430
State, local and miscellaneous taxes
Estimated U. S. and foreign taxes on income
on
*
or
gross
production-since
Western
With
proiit
operations,
commercially
Gross
RR.—May
the
the
from
mining
the
share
one
Golden
1,395,704
an
company
and
is
$
declared
sold
and
from
the
Crown's
principal
property
is
the
Orphan
uranium
1,300 feet below t»;e South; Rim of tae Grand Canyon in
In
undisclosed
sales price received
of
income after
Income
Net
a
1,166,484,088 1,100,543,080
_________
______
Dividends
payment
upon
percentage of
a
mined
ore
End.
op.
,459
per
other
near
:
-
operating "revs. $10,408,613
,421
185,
'
Riverton,
of
east
of
of
-7 v.:
explore,, develop and
including the Jackneese
lease, located in Fremont
Hen
final-approval.
s,cure
share
Golden
located
mine
to
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
t
—V.
right
miles
option,
Railway operating exps.
program
and
Nuclear
1957
Employment costs__
Income
the
each
700,000
owns
to
soon
stockholders will receive
for
.
Utah.
two
same
energy
the
has
profit
Wabash
industry
an
mining
Carbide
Oak
at
the
:
infor¬
an
that
became
uranium
the
field.
Energy
in
vanadium
present
Quarter Ended March 31—
7
and
in
groups,
Sage
60
of ten years the
claims.—V. 185, p. 2606.
V 7;7
—V.
and
the
four
the
about
period
Railway
Carbide
conoliaace
to
plants
Union
Carbide's
out
charged
the
nuclear research center in
Orange County, N. Y.,
In peaceful uses of atomic
energy.—V. 185, p. 2853,
Products
and
plus either
net
initial
^
1946.
generally
energy
Atomic
and
World
Union
atomic
information
monopolize
and
carried
now
formed
in
are
area
uranium
are
to
1933
uranium
government.
operations
introduced the charges
The
between
Coloraoo-Utaii
supplier
of
1948.
conspired
prices
Vanadium
in
2,
had
first
cash
uranium
annual
of
fix
,
of Justice
for
found
5
corporation
and
Vanadium
Corp.,
of
America
not
guilty
Department of Justice charges of
conspiring to monopolize and
prices in the vanadium industry.
,>*>'
";
mation
Corp.,
>7*.y';'.\:-l
in
/
Minerals
in
sum
Union Carbide Corp.—Held Not
Guilty on Price Fix'g
Department
claims
counties,
develop
to
Uranium
according to an announcement
President of Vitro Minerals and Vern
Minerals
claims
Vitro holdings,
coal
Shoni
Shoni.
51.
option
30-day
a
of
Gold. already
Hondurenos,
Wyoming;
Potter,
Vitro
of
claims
tailed
Arizona.
acres
2717.
p.
A Jury to the U. 8. District
The
gives
series
acquired
of
Charles J.
President of
a
Vitro
'.
district
by
option
exploit
has
uranium
of
Hills
Gas
Hughes,
*3,212,518
Corp.
number
June
on
$2.16
Minerals
a
East
$45,563,994
non¬
1956)
outstanding
•Non-recurring income of $567,516
sjiare) in 1956 represents the gain
acreage.—V.
Vitro
1956
produced
be
stock
outstanding;
v
v.V.
?•' ".-'V. >■;
. vv;.--••••-■ . •'.
Western Gold is.producing uranium, silver and copper from properties
in Southwest Utah'.and has extensive alunite holdings near
Marysvale.
Corp.
Vitro Corp. of America—Unit Acquires Option—
will
Goirien Crown
common
v
The
Tmax-Traer Coal Co.
ite'Subsidiary,'.'* '
May
on
shares
i
of
mated to be in
during
r
mission
of
have
stockholders
Western; Gold
of
owneivs-and op.rators of a rich uranium *
27 py the respective boards of directors^'1
approved the plan.
A special meeting of Golden (V
^Mining'Co,,
-Under"the plan,
Western
operation and gives typical schematic diagrams for
regulators,
circuits
for
increasing
current
rating,
cascade
cathode
sylvania, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana,
Total expenditures for construction and
materials
feet.—V.
of;•-which
Crown
„
announced
with
Crown
was announced
both
specifically
-7.. 7;777
County, Utah.
>.>
availability of an engineering
paper on corona type voltage regulators.
7 7."
r,
7,.i;•
The eight-page
paper
describes how corona regulators can solve
voltage regulation problems without the use of multi-tube circuits,
be
Mecom
(Mo.)-^-May Sales Higher— :'f
31—f.9'57—Motoh—1956
consolidation ■■with-this ^corporation
proposed
mine,
:
block
new
beach but
that
said
substances
Vlctoreen Instrument Co.-^New Engineering Paper—
"
McGraw
mineral
and
business,
182, p. 862.
The
Jacinto
San
Mexico.
Mr.
and
by law.
company's mining
The
Golden
of mining and
with full authority
filed
shore gas will be completed in Louisiana.
It is now under construction.
28.5 miles of 16-inch purchase lateral in Cameron Parish will en¬
Petroleum
such
600,000 shs.
'
Aug. 1, 1955,
on
business
banking group headed by Goldman, Sachs &
or 98%, were subscribedL by the exer¬
cise of rights during the subscription period which ex¬
pired on June 19,
The unsubscribed shares have been
sold by the underwriters.—V. 185, p. 2717.:
The
gas
minerals
general
Co., 49,907 shares,
existing
buy natural
for
:"l;0OO,000 shS/,;
brgahlzetCjn Nevada
the
Outstanding
vestment
stations in Texas, Louisiana and
Pennsylvania; and eight new dehydra¬
tion installations in connection witli the new gas reserves in Texas.
Mr. McGraw said
that by mid-July a purchase lateral to take off¬
to
•
'
FINANCING:
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—Offering 98% Subscribed
the 51,000 shares of capital stock offered for sub¬
scription to stockholders and underwritten by an in¬
Mr. McGraw explained.
Transco
PRESENT
Of
The FPC authorization also includes 57 miles of 36-inch and 30-inch
mainline "loops" in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina; three new mainline compressor stations, one in North Caro¬
lina and two in Virginia; additional compression horsepower at
able
corporate
Supply €0.
! 1957-^5 Mos.^l956*^;'f '"
$20,t)15,00(i $17,983,000 $81.216,000 *S77;326.000 1'
—v.
185,- p: 2263.' "*!
•**"-'
v
^/ •" •
•;;
•;*;■;; (,•,. 'vj
Western Qptd ,'i& tUranium, iiic.—Proposed Consolidat'n ^ '
Period Ehd. May
exploratory
purposes, ->
pay
.
to meet the expanding needs of Transco
gas
TO
stock'(par $1 )__-i.._*.7;^^i7:^_j
conduct
The
pro¬
a
EFFECT
prohibited
big-inch transmission
area
to
used
Authorized
exploration
reserves
Texas
new
for
and
BUSINESS—The company was
the purpose of engaging in
large, but the new
gas in these fields south of San Antonio has
already stimulated extensive additional exploration in three counties.
The potential is considerably greater than reserves in the area already
dedicated to Transco, he said.
Contracts
notes,
GIVING
for
a
reach
not
the
only are
pipeline outlet for natural
v','.'1!:
Common
a
S54.C00.000 expansion project, Mr.
miles of new purchase laterals, mostly
247
pipe,
of T"xas
of
be
other
to
are
.
temporary certificate
enabled work to begin on a substantial part of the facilities required
to step up dally allocations this winter to the metropolitan area by
more than
B3 million cubic feet.
The
$25,700
repay
CAPITALIZATION
v,■
Issuance by the Federal Power Commission of
'Western Auto
4
proceeds
net
busi¬
funds.
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—May Sales Increased—
Period End. May 31—
Sales____-__:________
—V.
185,
p.
2497.
1
1957—Month—1956
$60,769,843
1957—5 Mos.'—1956
$60,217,773 $289,274,348 $280.090;670
.
r
Volume
185
Number 5649
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2963)
55
AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
;
■"
Warrant
Sale
?
Bond
of
was sold to Thornton, Mohr
Farish, of Montgomery, as
at a price of 99.37, a basis of about
3,57%. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due op.
Feb,;i: from. 1958 to. 1970 inclusive.
&
:
-Interest F-A.
San Mateo
•
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 185,
p. 2718 — were awarded to the
Bank of America National Trust
Savings
r
Jan.
v"
^Alabama
*
*
Warrant Sale
'An issue, of
$100,000 capital outlay school war*
—
-
or
•.'(!
,ry" at
..";
3.48%.- Dated July
\•:*
■
'
1, 1957.
'
-
>■
-"
1967
Bond
school
California,
to ->-•
„
:•"r
m
'
Bond
Mj&r
^
(State
;
of)
r
to a group- composed of Sterne,
,-Agee & Leach, Equitable Securi.:.ties Corp., First National Bank of
■} Birmingham,
and
Hendrix* V &
A.f Ronald JButton
"
:
Marion
-
County (P. O.
"
'
'■ '■
Warrant
;
:t$200,000 :.St
a
—
Butte
of Blyth
composed
issue "of
,
'
•"'*»-
.»-
• >
'i■
•':
f,■.jl'.'itoi.ii
.i
-j
y'ti
k
♦&--
•
.•"..'rv-*.
.Cochise County, Benson Union High.
School District No. 9 (P. O. ■
Bisbee), Ariz.
/
—
building
bonds
185,
J.
to
A.
■Cochise
:
17
2607—were awarded
Hogle & Co. ; ; • '
-
Offering—Harriet Heister,
the Board of Supervise
of
June
1,
1964 inclusive. Princi¬
County Treasurer's office. Le¬
approved by Gust, RosenDivelbess & Robinette, of
gality
"Phoenix.
'*
•
Cochise
No.
9
Bond
.
County School District
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
-
.
,
Sale—The $245,000 build-
'
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 185,
*P- 2607—were awarded to J. A.
Hogle & Co.
Mojave County School District..
No. 4
Bond
t
(P.O. Kingman), Ariz. 7
Offering—Albert
S.
Ja-
'
gerson, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
-
-
.
»
^
-
';
'
,
.
in
Santa
Ana
a.m.
Due,
July
15 from 1958
Principal and
interest., (J-J )
payable
at
the
County..Treasurer's office. Legale
ity approved >by O'Melveny; &
1977
011
inclusive.
-
Myers, of Los;Angeles.
Rey
Box
Sanitary
186,
District (P. O.
R(ey), Calif. *
Del
of
America
.
National
Trust
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Fresno
City Unified School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30
a;m.
(CDST) on July 9 for
purchase of $7,000,000 school
the
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due
July 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
on
terest (Jr J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality'ap¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's office.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe; of San Francisco.
cisco.
Due
to
the
July
1
from
July 1
on
of
school
building
bonds.
proved by Gust. Rosenfeld, Divcl* Dated-June 15, 1957. Due June 15,
i- bess
& Robinette,^ of Phoenix."1* ' P 1965. Principal and interest (J-D)
! ••
»v'( 1
payable at' the County Treasur¬
'■■■.j Navajo County School District
er's office."/ Legality approved by
-
lO jP.
* - Bond
O. Holbrook), Ariz.
-
/
;
Sale—An issue of $32,000
O'Melveny
geles;
>-■
V-*"
of
4;21%.-
100.06,
was
a
basis
of
about
The issue bears additional
7 interest of) %•%' for 18 months.
on
^. Note^Sale *— The $21,000 notes
offered Jpne 18—v. 185, p. 2855—
were
>awarded
America
to
National
the
Trust
Bank
&
of
Sav-
ap¬
12 fof the purchase
of $2,000,000
County Bridge Revenue
bohds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
bh May 1 froift 1963 to 1976 in¬
clusive. Callable on May 1, 1962,
'"■' 7
.1
•
Sarasota
■
Offering
—
C.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National City
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar- .*
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
7?
C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on juiy
10 for the purchase of $1,700,00C
sanitary
sewer
system
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1957. Due on Aug.
from
from
to
1958
1987
Jacksonville, Fla.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
inclusive.
chase of
$1,700,000 general obli¬
gation bonds, it is reported.
'
Pensacola, Florida
Certificate
Bay Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
receive
Offering
sealed
(i)ST)
bids
j.
—
until
9
E,
a.m.
July 23 for the pur¬
$500,000 sewerage im¬
provement
certificates.
Dated
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
chase
on
of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Log Angeles,
Jurie 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on July 16
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Certificates
Dated
July 1, 1957. Principal for
the
purchase
of
$300,000 due in 1965 - and thereafter are
and interest (J-J) payable at the
building bonds.
Dated Aug.' 1, callable as of June
1, 1964. Prin7
City Treasurer's office. Legality 1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, 1977
inclusive. Principal and in¬
at the
above-mentioned
Clerk's
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Francisco.
office, or at the Chemical Corn
County Treasurer's office.
Exchange Bank, New York City,
Mt. Diablo Unified School District,
Waterloo School District, San
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering —W. T. Paasch,
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham, New York City.
\
County Clerk, will receive sealed County Clerk, will receive sealed
Titusville, Fla.
!
bids at his office in Martinez until bids
at
his
office
in
Stockton,
r<»riificafo Sale—The $225,000
11 a.m. (PDST) on June 25 for the
until 11 a.m. (CDST) on July 1
utilities revenue certificates of¬
purchase of $350,000 school build* for
the
purchase
of
$165,000 fered June 18—v.
185, p. 2719—
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. building bonds. Dated July 15,
were awarded to a
group com¬
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977
1957. Due on July 15 from 1958
posed of Atwill & Cov Barcus,
inclusive. Principal and interest to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and Kindred &
Co., and Stubbs, Smith
(F-A)
payable at
the County interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
& Lombardo, at a price of 95, a
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
net interest cost of about 5.23%,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her* ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
as
follows:
lington & Sutcliffe, off San Fran¬ quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
cisco.
$110,000 4%s. Due on May 1 from
San Francisco.
20,000 4%s. Due
77
and 1990.
July 1, 1989
on
../■
77''-7;C7V
1958
Orange County (P. O. Santa Ana),
COLORADO
California
Bond
Offering—L.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(PDST)
on
June
25
for
the
purchase
of
$1,280,000
general
obligation
county improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957 Due on July 1 from
1958
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
and
1997
to
interest
Placer Joint Union
Placer
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering
L.
—
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids
Aug. 1 from 1958
to. 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
on
Francisco.
Plumas
Hospital District (P. O.
Quincy), Calif.
hospital
Bank
-
of
bonds
was
America
to
National
&r
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
the
Trust
of
San
15
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
from
$50,000 6s/ Due
on
June
1984
Kinsey,
1 from
May
inclusive.
IDAHa
Joint Class A School District No. 93
purchase of $140,000 sew¬
er
revenue bonds.
Dated July 1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
thereafter
are
callable
as
sen,
Tallmadge
&
Lucille A. Norton
announces
that
750
of
Main
Berry & Howard,
Street, Hartford, until
Day,
June 24 for the
1, 1957. Due in from 1 to 20 years.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First Security Bank,
Idaho Falls, or at the District's
office.
Legality approved by Daw¬
Sherman & Howard,
son, Nagel,
of Denver.
sealed bids will be received at the
office
on
gation building bonds. Dated July
I
Bond Offering—Town Treasurer
(MST)
purchase of $370,000 general obli¬
Tall-
CONNECTICUT
Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
8 p.m.
madge, of Denver.
Cheshire (P. O. Cheshire), Conn.
Counties
Bingham
tees, will receive sealed bids until
of
July 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est
payable at the City
(J-J)
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap*
by
and
(P. O. Route 1, Idaho Falls), Idaho
Bond Offering—Harold L. Han¬
1977 inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
and
Grangeville, Ida.
Bond
Offering
—
June
Louis,
ourchase
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July
10 for the purchase of $105,000
follows:
water revenue bonds.
2
p.m.
(EDST) June 25 for tb*
of
$435,000 bonds, ac
school bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 incl.
210,000
bridge
and
building
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
$225,000
1958
to
1977 inclusive.
$225,000
sold
Due on
to
for the
in
a.m.
1973 inclusive.
to
5s.
Bonneville
re¬
(CDST) on
July 1 for the purchase of $500,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due
Bond
Rechen-
will
his office
at
1974
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July 2
proved
High Sch. Dist.,
115,000
Brighton, Colo.
Offering—W. A.
B.
Bond Sale—An issue of
::
ui
Legality
7.;■(■■' U
Bond
1969 to 1988 inclusive.
Myers, of Los An¬
sol<i to.7Reis-7 ImperiaLJCounty Housing Authority
nes;" Ely, Beck & Co.^ as 4s, at. a •;s*' ^r(p- O- .Brauxley), Calif. ''
7 price
124,000 5s. Due
macher,
purchase
office.
,
that the
announces
County
County Sanitation
District No. 3 (P.O. Sacramento),
196*8 inclusive.
Auburn, until 10
24 -for
Witherlngton
interest
Frenkel, Clerk-Comptroller* will
6s.
1958
&
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Dennis
Wardle,
June
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond Offering—^Secretary T. W.
South
Trust
ceive
$15,000
and
FLORIDA
Florida Development Commission
Sacramento
15
the Bank of America Na¬
Highland School District, San
ori
1
B.
at .the
payable
Hutzler, Mercantile Trust Co.,
Louis, Hornblower & Weeks,
R.< D. White & CO., and Laird, Bis*.
sell & Meeds, as 3%s> at & £ricd
Of 100.36, a basis of about 3.45%.
St,
ceived until July 18 for the pur¬
to
&
improvement bonds. Dated July 1, Deputy County Clerk, will receive
1957. Due on July 1 from-1958 to" sealed bids at his office in San
1967 inclusive.'-1-Principal and. in-" Bernafdiho,vuntil 11 a.m. (CDST)
building bonds,
r
1957.
to
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (MST) on July 1 for
the purchase of ; $275,000 school
-7 No.
.
11
of
feld,
.
at * his* office
(PDST) on June 25
purchase of $112,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 15,
Del
bids until
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
L the
;
1
.
L. B. Wallace;
Bond
Sale—The $90,000 sewer
$1,600,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
Due bonds offered June 13—v. 185, p.
semi-annually from Dec. 1, 1957 -2607—^were awarded to the Bank
purchase
.to
-
bids
(MST).on June 24 for the
p.m.
—
for the
p.
<ors, will receive.sealed
2
June
offered
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
County, Bisbee High Sch:
O. Bisbee)', Ariz, ""i
Bond
Clerk
y^ -'Otahge County, Calif.
iBond
-
Disti~ (P.
:
.
:
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
'——v..
Costa (Mesa Union School District j
x
ARIZONA '-V. r*: X
■
•
&
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
-
"
,,
(F-A)
Treasurer's
19—v.
$36,000
LPS
4pgeles, at a price of 100.0008,
id : ; Gasoline - Tax .¥ net
iht^rest cost of about 3.73%,
Interest J-D.
•
'
District,
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
Until 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on July
2
fof the purchase of
$76,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. l from 1958 to 1982
inclusive.' Principal
June
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at
the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
sold
tional
,:
,
R.
—
offered
2855—were awarded to a
group composed of Salomon Bros*
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, as follows:
Co.,.
&
Anticipation, warrants was sold to
as^ follows:'
;
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, ~ and:
7,$185,0.00;'5s.. Due on July 1 from
;:, ;George M; Wood & Co.; both of' :
.1958 to 19,62 inclusive. ^ ';
Montgomery,/jointly, as 3%s, kt 7
303^000.9 xk s. Due on July 1 from
a price
of'99.17, a basis of about' !.
7) ..1903 to 1971 inclusive.
'
3.47%. Dated June 1, 1957. Due on
June 1 from 1959 to 1965 inclusive. -7222,000 33^s. Due on July 1 from
^ ; ' 10.72;:to 1977 inclusive.
,
7..; 77;
Loyalton, Calif.
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.* and the
'•'%
Secufity*First National Bank, of
'
An
Francisco.
Bond Sale—An issue of $740,000 ■$J- Bond Sale—An issue of
$180,000
building:-.bonds was 5 sold to a municipal improvement bonds was
group
Offering
bonds
p.
California
1, 1957. Principal
interest.(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Or rick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
High School District,
County,, Calif. *
■
from. ment
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
.tiated- July-
j
Hamilton),
Alabama
Sale
Chico Union
15
June 15 from
on
Ramona Unified School
and
announces
T.
-
sold to
was
7^.iT96tv to 1964 inclusive.
Offering—State Treasurer,
>
;
building bonds
$80,000
the-f Bapk;)? of 7 America
that
:
Bond Sale—rTh^ $5f3,000 publio. ,bids ,will be. received until July 24
improvement bonds offered- June for the: purchase of
$50,000,000
,18—v. 185, p. 2855—were awarded Veterans' Bonus bonds.
i-
,
Sale—An issue of
$36,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
i;7, 1958 to 1960 inclusive.
1
"44,000 3%s. Due oh July 1 from
j;*!;
"
:!"CAWFonmA;''
r::'v'*','••• I
--
'fc'-ivi*;
Decatuf,- Ala.
.
San
V.;
at;.%evHarri§ Trust & Savings
price of 100.09,-. a basis Of'
a
-
about
<;V Due on Jan.1 from 1958 to
nv
inclusive* Interest ■■-J.-J. :
;
of
National
rarits- was' sold. to Thornton^ Mohr .Bank^Chicago^ Legality approved
Trust J&l.. Sayings Association, of
Farish," of Montgomery, as.3 V2S,- by ,.Chap~maii.r& Cutler, . of Chi-. San Francisco, as follows:
'
v
Association,
seyvilla Union High Sch. Dist.,
Lake County, Calif.
1,;1965. Principal and interest
(J-J F payable at the Valley Na¬
tional Bank M Phoenix; First Na¬
tional City Bank, New York City;
'■>'Mount Ctmnfy CPi O.'Onponta),
:
Francisco.--
June
on
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
7
County, Calif.
•j Bond Sale—The $290,000 build¬
&
Due
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
135,000 4s. Due
Jefferson Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Monette,
tors^ Wilt receive sealed bids un¬
til: 10- a.m.- (MST) on July 2 for
the purchase of $5,000,000 Corpor¬
ate, Issue No. 8 bonds. Dated July
13957; Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
.tq, 1987 inclusive; Callable as of
ly rants
:
L.
Secretary of-the Board of Direc¬
>'<; $100,000 capital outlay school w&r:
Offering—^A.
•
40,000 5s.
as
(P^Q-iphoenix), Ariz.y
An ~ issue
—
ings Association, of San Francisco,
3s, at par.
Improvement- and Power District
Alabama
'
V
rSnif Rifvr Pre* i
_
,J Bibb County (P. O. Centreville),
Dated July
1, 1957. Legality ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
of Hartford.
Middletown, Conn.
Bond
nicipal
Sale—The $1,350,000
building
and
mu¬
redevelop-
City
Clerk,
will
Dated July
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1959
to 1977 inclusive. Callable begin¬
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office; at the State
Treasurer's office in Boise; at the
State's fiscal agency in New Yorlc
City; or at a bank or trust com¬
pany in Idaho as designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
ning July 1, 1967.
interest
proved
by
Spokane.
Burcham &
Blair, Of
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2964)
Latah
WayKe Township School Township
(P. O. Richmond), Ind.
County (P. O. Moscow),
Idaho
Bond
Sale—The
house
bonds
Bond
offered
June
July 1 for the pur¬
chase of $121,000 school building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1958
to Jan. 1, 1970, inclusive.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
(CDST)
Illinois
Arm¬
sealed
until
bids
11
re¬
a.m.
on
1, 1956. Due
to
1986
Legality
Galesburg, III.
^
,
v
,
Bond
Offering — Alfred HyCity Clerk, will receive
strom,
eealed bids until 8
p.m. (CST) on
26 for the
purchase of
June
1958
interest
bank
in
payable at
or
Chicago,
Bond
a
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
man
eie,
ealed
Offering —Municipal Fi¬
Consultant Paul D. Speer
that
announces
be
sealed
bids
will
received until 8 p.pi. (CDST)
June 26 for the purchase of
on
$3,000,000
unlimited
tax
water
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1975 incl.
Loami, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$178,000
water works
revenue bonds was
sold to Freese &
Company, of Chi¬
.
cago, as 4V2s. Dated Nov. 1,
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1956.
1959 to
1996
mcluisve. Interest M-N.
Legality
approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
South
?ag1n'cSs i1/2S and 31/4S- Dated
May
0,1 Jan* 1 from !959
•
957.
gality approved by Charles &
Trauermcht, of St. Louis.-- "'J
of
Chicago
Howard H.
—
Legality
il 1 p.m.
approved
>onds.
Dated
Clerk-Treasurer,
Bond Sale—An issue of
at
awarded
and
of
)"t
to
Securities
the
.
■
,
,'i
•
'i£")
*
v
bids at the First National Bank of
Due
Sale
June
Bank
bonds.—v.
of
$350,000
Bond
sealed
of
J:'.
;
:
Bond
Offering—Anna M. Gree¬
i
••
Merchants
Na¬
bids
June
Clerk,
until
20
15
clusive.
from
1958
to
Bank
for
sealed
(EST)
on
of
une
27,
15, 1957.
185,
bids
10
the
in
Bond
The
June 24
$5,000,000
1957
for
noon
bids
as
and
the
notes.
and
due
pur-
Dated
on
sold
lousing
as
and
the
Home
27/8s, at
St.
Bond
to
a
p
Federai
40
for
Due
1976
Sale—The
bonds
$55,000
offered
water
June
Kroeze,. McLarty & Co.
1
•
,
on
Dated
July
inclusive.
interest
payable
July
15 from
17—
t
•%;.
•
cc}.
.
'
" '
nt
'
*
,
'
>
.
»
\r
f
to
/
.
at
the
15.
1958
at
June
sold
at
Merchants
to
sealed
bids
Town
re¬
Merchants
National
until
11
a.m.
.jrr.'S
street
(EDST)
on
June 25
,
r.
a
to
basis
bonds,
Bank-
Co., Municipal
St.,
Franklin
Ill
11
Boston,
(DST) on June 25
purchase
of
$270,000
a.m.
the
for
receive
Second
at the
State Street Trust
follows:
as
$220,000 sewer bonds. Due on July
-
15
1958
from
sive.
to
inclu¬
1979
•
50,000 water bonds. Due on July
from
15
1953
to
sive.
bonds'
The
inclu¬
1967
\
dated
are
July
15,
1957.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Legality
-
MICHIGAN
Almont Community
No.
,
—
Offering
.Education, will receive sealed
of
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
24
purchase of $21,800 tax
anticipation notes. Dated June 1,
1957. Due March 1,1958. :
0
7^
for
the
Armada Area School District (P.O.
Road, Armada), Mich. '
Lichten-
Center
Offering—W. H.
Note
felt, ^Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (EST) on June
28 for the purchase of $35,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated June 15,
1957. Due Feb. 1, 1958.
Avondale
School District No.
10
(P. O. Auburn Heights), Mich.
Sale
Note
—
The
$60,000
tax
anticipation notes offered May 23
—v.
185, p. 2381—were awarded to
Michigan National Bank, of
Flint, at 3V2% interest.
Hills School District (P. O.
Forest
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Offering
—
Baines,
Jack
of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July 2
Secretary
of:
bonds.
Due
on
for the
purchase of $800,000 gen¬
obligation,
unlimited
tax
building and site bonds.
Dated
eral
June
1959 to
011 June 1 from
1982 inclusive. Callable as
of June
1, 1966. Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
Garden City School District,
Sale
Note
'
—
The
Mich.
$150,000 tax
anticipation notes offered June 15
185, p. 2720—were awarded to
—v.
the National
Bank, of Detroit, at
interest.
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
Bond
The
•
1, 1957. Due
terest
2%
Sale
)
;
School District
Fractional^ Mich. '
—
Gertrude S.
12,
Note
r
Richards, Secretary of the Board
of
$12,447,000
State-aided projects notes offered
June
19—v.
185, p. 2857—were
awarded to a group composed ol
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, C. J. Devine & Co., Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler,, and J. P. Mor¬
gan & Co., Inc., at 2.68% interest,
plus a premium of $300.
r:" V
.
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
B.
Bank,
Municipal De¬
partment, 28 State Street, Boston,
100.19,
sale consisted
Note
c/o
a.m.
Wakefield, Mass.
— Paul Lazzaro,
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
Bank of Boston.
ceive
11
26, 1957. Due Nov. 6, 1957.
3.70s,
as
Boston.
National
Canton, Mass.
Offering — Howard
Capen, Town Treasurer, will
Co.,
July 1, 1957.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Co.,
the
&
July 1 from 1958 to 1960 incl.
Inc., of Boston, as
3.90s. Dated July 1, 1957. Due ori
July 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
awarded
were
Dated
$110,000
was
bids
Bond Offering
the
15,000 highway departmental
equipment
bonds.
Due
on
Burlington Water District, Mass.
notes
until
on June 26 for the pur¬
of $500,000 notes.
Dated
New
or
1966 inclusive.
Legal¬
approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
mains
Clark,
sealed
Nov. 22,
July 1 from 1958 to 1964 incl.
10,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
July 1, 1958 and 1959.
45,000 drain construction bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
ity
&
Sachs
price of
3.64%.
The
National
.
...
Lynn,
on
Sale—The $105,000 bonds
$35,000
Principal and
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
a
about
Shawmut
Boston, Trust DepartWater Street, Boston,
(EDST) on June 26
purchase
of
$2,200,000
bonds.
1957.
at
a.m.
the
school
National
Note
Joseph, La.
Co.,
due
Payable in Boston
Goldman,
Finance
price of par.
185,.p. 2856—were awarded
■
the
11
Tyler
non
are
offered June 20
• *
Note Sale—An issue of
f
Sale—The $1,575,000
Vgency,
*
notes
Nov.
Offering—Leo V.
of
nent,
mtil
to
of July
notes
awarded to
were
Marlborough, Mass.
at
Bank
a.m.
18
Trust
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
pur-
1963
callable
are
"608—were
1
Essex
2.149% discount.
Gil-
Brockton, Mass.
will
Boston.
offered June
the
until
*
E.
Offering—John
ceive
National
Lynn, Mass.
Sale—The $800,000
Note
Dodge, of Boston.
E.
of
$
Waltham, Mass.
r
chase
by
1957.
water
1
of
proved
Principal
and
interest
at
the
Merchants Na¬
Offering—James
Dodge,
&
City Clerk and Treasurer, will re¬
York City.
:hase
Dated
due
c/o
Legality ap¬
Ropes, Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
in¬
1977
Palmer
C.
re¬
July 15 from 1958 to 1977
on
iea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
$325,000 school building
Bonds
Walter
—
bids
Due
Feb.
20,
Nov, 22, 1957; Prin*
on
Boston.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank, 28 State Street, Bos¬
noon (EDST) on June 27
purchase of $800,000 school
bonds.
Dated Feb 15, 1957.
Due
receive
July. 1, 1957. Due
July 1 fi;om 1959 to 1977 in¬
vorks
Offering
sealed
Bond
on
ap¬
of Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June
25 for the purchase of $300,000
school bonds. Dated July 15,1957.
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
Note
school
Tr
Shawmut Bank
Bros.
bonds.—v.
Court
Legality
Dodge, of Boston.
ceive
2856.
County
Principal and interest
the Merchants National
Boston.
June
dated
are
-;
Littleton, Mass.
Bank, in Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
(F. O, Baton Rouge), La.
/.
&
mer
tional
185,
185,
tax
of
Co.,
discount.
vv*
,Notc
of $150,000
July 1, 195/.
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
Boston, Mass.
Details—Stein
10
at
July
on
Boston.
purchase
Dated
Trust
4
to
Legality approved by Storey,
ton:
July 1 from 1958 to 1967
on
payable
Andover, Mass.
payable
ax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds offered June 14—v.
—were
.
pur-
$200,000 school
revenue
the
bonds.
inclusive.
bonds: $80,000 4s, due on July
15 from 1958 to 1965 inclusive;
$195,000 33/is, due
for
j
notes
cipal and interest payable at the
of Bos¬
Boston, Trust Dept., 40 Water St.,
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
sewer
of
National Shawmut Bank,
until
Bond Offering—Jos. E. Lucey,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
27
notes
Due
Dept.,
Holyoke, Mass.
public
school
bonds:
$360,000 4s, due on July 15
from 1958 to 196ft inclusive;
and $840,000 3%s, due on July
Palmer &
Bond
J.
Equit-
LOUISIANA
group composed of
National Bank, Flet¬
.
Alex.
$1,200,000
on
Banking
Company,
Monticello.
Legality approved by Wyatt, Graf¬
ton &
Grafton, of Louisvillg>
&
Indianapolis, at 2lA% interest.
;
Co.
t, 1962.
Principal and interest
tJ-J) payable at the Monticello
ap¬
American
National
Bank,
Merchants National
Bank*, all
t
the
Corp. in the
revenue
Fair-
offered
2856
Bros.
2856.
lereafter
pur¬
Ice
with
June 4 of
on
clusive.
Legality
Details—Stein
associated
a
Indiana
I
Sale
bonds.
July
warrants
p.
Baltimore,
&
The
1957;
County
at 2.01 %
Boston,
Boston
basis of about 4.008%.
Sons, Baker, Watts &
Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce, Robert
Garrett & Sons, Mead, Miller &
Co., and C. T. Williams & Co., at
a
price of 100.07, a net interest
cost of about 3.76%, as follows:
Quincy, Mass.
$500,000
a
Corp., White, Weld & Co., and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
as
4.10s, at a price of 100.71, a
com¬
for the
Boyce, and Bankers Bond
re-
Indianapolis), Ind.
Warrant Sale—ine
$oud,000
185,
Co.,
19—v.
ton, until
Danville, Ky.
eceive
County (P. O.
—v.
Brown
$1,145,000
composed of First
group
2720—
p.
group
The
—
offered June
tional
KENTUCKY
Bond Offering—Robert A. Par-
work*
sewage
Bank.
Trust
&
185,
a
Sale
Bond
com¬
(DST)
185, p. 2856—were awarded to
of Mercantile Safe Deposit
posed
Kidder,
3.20s, at a price
group
a
Sale—The
Norfolk
the
to
basis of about 3.19%.
school bonds
$1,475,000 bonds
to
sealed'*bidsc/o
on
will
Dated
payable
awarded
$115,000
3ity.
•igin,
E. Corn
.by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
18
of
as
to
June 20 were awarded
Thorndike,
Wright, Town Treasurer, will
lospital addition bonds was sold
->
Zahner & Company, of Kansas
hase
proved
anticipation
of 100.03, a
(P. O. JEaston), Md.
ffered June 18—v.
vere
;:
2856—-
185, p,
Weeks, as 4.10s, at a price
100.67, a basis of about 4.02%.
Street
\\
awarded
Peabhdy*& Co.,
MASSACHUSETTS
Kentucky
j
Marion
basis
a
2856—were
15 from 1966 to 1982 inclusive.
A'ayne County (P. O. Monticello),
1,
JonI"- Ve .on July 1 from 1959 to
^nclusive- Bonds due in 1968
and thereafter
are callable as
of
July 1 1967. Principal and inter¬
cher
1957.
Bank-State
Fairhaven, Mass.
tsond Sale—The
Kansas
3s
as
^|TfaledTb/dSnUntil the
1
(CDST) on July 9 for
State
100.23,
of
T'ulhot County
and
H.%
Second
Sale—The $240,000 water
bonds offered June 19—v. 185, p.
MARYLAND
KANSAS
o.
3 baSis 0f
Offering—Everett
(J-J)
price
a
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
the ^dianapolis
$400,000
R.
un-
"k
Fairmount, Ind.
the
1,
the
Bond
Corp., Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago, and
W. Pressprich & Co., as 3.20s,
on July 2 for the
$20,000
building
July
$200,000 street
./''/•
composed
group
awarded
2856—were awardec
Duxbury, Mass.
2856—
p.
15 from 1966 to 1982 inclusive.
building
Corporation,
bonds-
a
185,
275,000 court house improvement
(CST)
June
—
Boyce, Merrill Lynch, Pierce
Tenner & Beane, and W. L.
Lyons
k Co. were associated with
the
Jankers Bond Co. in the purchase
by Chapman &
uboautP2r92%°£ 100'24'
of
20—v.
awarded to
Owensboro, Ky.
The $30,000
park
improvement construction bonds
offered May 29—v.
185, p. 2380—
Bond
June
-Due
ive.
Bond
_
a,Wadded
& Share
$815,000 per¬
improvement bonds of¬
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclu-
m
">n
.
of
building
Anderson, Ind.
Bona Sale
'
(CST)
ourchase
p.
of
INDIANA
•/
1958 to
will receive sealed bids
ors,
hase
Cutler, of Chicago.
,
1,
Eldon Maahs,
Secretary of the Board of Direc-
\ble
of the Board of
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1996 inclusive.
mount
Nov. 1 from
on
Offering
Bond
$2,000,000 non
tax-exempt housing revenue
bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on
est
May
Iowa
vere
purchase
chase
Dated
Principal and inpayable at the City Treas-
Bond
(P. O,
.trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on July 5 for
Town
for, the
street
im¬
Vhittemore Independent Sch. Dist.
^
Moore, Secretary
Bond
-
bonds.
185, p.
19—v.
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Coffin
& Burr, Inc., and Hornblower &
offered
Co., Boston, as 3.10s, at s
price of 100.20, a basis of about
3 04%.
of First Boston
24
inclusive.
erest
Offering
d
o 11
the
June
$56,000
7:30
irer's office. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Chicago), III.
B
to
Sale—The
manent
fered
at
until
on
of
Due
'976
bids
oral
Sale—The
about 3.17%.
inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
University
Bond
Portland, Me.
Bond.
were
of Boston.
Trust
Anthony jRaswill
receive
—
Mer¬
June
Note
MAINE
Kearney County (P. O. Lahin),
Fork, III.
Securities Company, of Chi-
J' Jn'^o
to 1968
and
)urchase
•; Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
road bonds was
sold to the Channer
Nov. 1 from
on
Clerk,
(CST)
).m.
Bond
nance
Offering
City
provement
Galesburg, III.
St*
,/
&
Orange City, la.
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
1 from
inclusive.
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
as
National Bank,
chants
,
(A-O)
Galesburg
Principal
and electric bonds offered June 18
were
Nov.
on
1966
to
680,000 334s.'Due
000,000 water works bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and
follows: '
,420,000 4s. Due
$3,-
1957.
incl.
interest payable at the
—v.
3eyer-Rueffel & Co., jointly, at a
n-ice of par, a net interest cost of
as
July 15,
July
on
1962
.,
185, p. 2499—were awarded to
Villiam
Blair & Co.,
Inc., and
3.79%,
Due
to
proved'by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
/.
ibout
1958
Dan vers, Mass.
Bond Sale —The $1,100,000
milding bonds offered June 18—
ap¬
proved by Chapman &
Cutler, of
Chicago.
,v.,rV,,,
Community Sch. Dist.
_(P, O, Eldridge)p.Iowa
.
Dec. 1 from 1959
on
inclusive.
Scott
Worth
Dated
and
water
construction bonds of¬
sewer
fered
1966 incl.
notes.
sewer
from
15
and
July
on
urer, or at any bank specified by
the successful bidder/Legality ap¬
IOWA
a.m.
(CST) on July 8 for the pur¬
chase of $400,000 non
tax-exempt
Student Center bonds. Dated Dec.
Due
1958 to
10,000 public works departmen¬
tal equipment notes. Due on
July 15 from 1958 to 1962 incl.
'
Bedford, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $1,763,000
15 from
14 000
Monday, June 24, 1S57
.
.
New
purchase of $89,000 notes,
follows:
$65,000 water notes.
of the Parish School Board Treas¬
ceive
Bond Offering:—A. G.
Haussler,
Secretary and Business Manager,
will receive sealed bids until 10
Harry
—
strong, Township Trustee, will
to
ILLINOIS
F.
Offering—J.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
12
Offering
—v.
Bradley University (P. O. Peoria),
Bond
as
Corkern,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on July 9 for
the purchase of $450,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 15,
1957. Due on July 15 from 1958 to
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the office
$400,000 court
185, p. 2719—were awarded
Blyth & Co., Inc., of Seattle.
for the
Tangipahoa Parish School District
No. 108 (P. O. Amite), La.
.
vehicle
fered
were
Sale—The $180,000
motor
fund bonds of¬
June 17—v. 185, p. 2857—
awarded
to
Paine,
Web¬
highway
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and Walter
J. Wade, Inc., as follows:
$90,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
90,000 S^s. Due on March 1 from
.
1963 to
'
;
;
i
.V
1967
•
inclusive.
<
'
*
.
:
Volume
Number 5649
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
tax
Park
Oak
(City), and Royal Oak
(Townships) School
(P. O. Oak Park), Mich.
District
*
Canceled
Offering
the
canceled
June
19
185,
Offering
George
—
Van
City
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2
Oct.
p.m.
*
josed
The
i::?*
Bond ^Offering
Hughes,
Jr.,
receive
bids
callable
Clerk,
receive
will
thereafter
and
are
of Feb. 1,
as
and interest
&
Icott
.thereafter
1968
callable
are
and
of July
as
interest
Principal:-and
1967.
1,
in
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
Stevens
Berry,
&
Moorman,
of
Detroit.
St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Bond
Offering
Sealed
—
'
bids
will be received by the
until
7:30
the
for
bonds,
purchase
follows::.
as
$100,000
City Clerk
on July 1
of
$350,000
(EST)
p.m.
library
Nov.
to
Due
to
1958
station
on
1979
bear
an
Joint
Counties
wan
and Waton¬
Independent
Jackson
School District No. 9
Consolidated
(P. O. Mountain Lake), Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$400,000 school
bonds offered June 18
—v.
185, p. 2857—were awarded
to a group headed by the First
National Bank of Minneapolis, as
follows:
$180,000 4s.
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
1959 to
Due
4.20s.
Feb.
om
1
1980 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from
70,000 414s.
1986
to
inclusive.
Nov.
1
The
site
from
bonds
terest of 1%
additional
bear
1957.
bonds
dated
Feb.
1,
Those maturing in 1974 and
thereafter
are
callable
as
of Nov.
Bond
Principal and interest
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
bonds
was
posed
of
cessful bidder.
Prescott &
1965.
1,
(M-N)
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
St.
Joseph, Mich.
$700,000 gen¬
obligation water supply sys¬
tem bonds offered June 17—v. 185,
p. 2857—were awarded to a group
composed of the First National
Bank of Chicago, Baxter & Co.,
Inc., and Walter J. Wade, Inc., at
a
price of 100.001, a net interest
cost of about 4.008%, as follows:
Bond
as
on
Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
645,000 4s.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
Utica Community Schools, Mich.
Note Offering—George F. xvoo-
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sea'ed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on June
erts,
for
the
purchase
of
$200,000
on
Galden
Valley, Minn.
Offering — Royce W.
Owens, Village Clerkj will receive
Bond
sealed
bids
(CDST)
chase
7:30
group
com¬
Moodv, Inc.,
Inc., and E. J.
Co., at
a
price of
pur¬
improvement
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
from
1
clusive.
thereafter
to
1960
Bonds
callable
are
in¬
1979
in
due
1972
and
of Feb.
as
1,
bidder.
Hayfield, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Village
sealed
(CDST)
4s.
1959 to
on July
1964 inclusive.
Due
1
from
35,000 4y2s. Due
1965
The
1
1971
bonds
terest of
to
to
on
July 1 from
on
iy2% from Aug. 1,
July 1. 1960.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due
from
1959
to
1971
bids
Aug. 1 from
by
Briggs,
due
Gil¬
Miller,
ceive
District
sealed
Bond
(P.
Hayfield), Minn.
Offering—M. R.
hus, District
Clerk,
will
O.
chase of
bonds.
on
will
until
re¬
7:30
p.m.
the
for
9
receive
1
from
able
1:30
p.m.
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
the
at
Chase
pay¬
Manhattan
at the
Legality
or
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
$900,000 school building
May 1, 1957. Due
Feb.
1
clusive.
1960
from
Bonds
thereafter
to
1987
in
due
callable
are
1978
as
in¬
and
of Feb.
1, 1968.
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Dor¬
Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
of Minneapolis.
sey,
ber,
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. St. Louis Park),
River
Falls),
offering
District
son,
sealed
bids
Pear¬
Clerk,
until 8
will
receive
(CDST)
p.m.
July 8 for the purchase oi
$300,000 school building < bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on Jan.
from
1
1960
building
—
awarded
Piper,
v.
to
a
Jaffray
$1,020,000
bonds
to
p.
Hopwood, and
price of par,
4.60%,
&
Juran & Moody, at a
net interest cost of about
a
as
Pine
Kanabec
and
No.
Due
1966 inclusive.
500,000 4.40s. Due
1967 to
July 1 from
2
Counties
Joint
(P.
O.
1!4%
from Aug.
in¬
1, 1957
July 1, 1959. Other members of
the
syndicate:
Allison-Williams
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., First
National Bank, of St.
western
National
neapolis,
Paul, North¬
of Min¬
Bank,
Kalman
&
r>aine. Webber, Jackson
National
Co., Inc.,
& Curtis,
Bank,
of
St.
Prescott & Co., McDougal and Condon, Inc., Mannheimer-Epan, Inc., and Caldwell,
Phillips Co.
E. J.
Certificate
certificates
of
Minn.
—
The
$8,000
indebtedness
of¬
Sale
:
:
,
>
May 1, 1957. Due
„
from
1960
to
on
;
Feb.
inclusive.
1987
callable on Feb. 1, 1968. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved' by
are
Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
St.
Scott
&
- '
•
j
-
Louis
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Biwabik), Minn.
No. 85
Bond
Sale—The
$825,000 gen¬
building
bonds offered June 17—v. 185, p*
eral
obligations
2857—were
school
awarded
to
a
group
headed by kalman & Co*, as 4.20s,
at a price of par. The bonds bear
additional interest of 1.80% from
Sept. 1, 1957 to Dec. 31,1958.
Mississippi
Grasston),
)
Bond
Offering—Geo.
R.
c
<
.
Laurel, Miss.
Brei-
*
Bond Offering—John D. Robin¬
•:
City Clerk, will receive bids
10 a.m. (CST) on Junej25
for the purchase of $683,000 pub¬
lic improvement bonds; Due se¬
rially from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
son,
until
MISSOURI
&
V
Carthage, Mo.
■
,
;
1
/
.
;1
Bond Sale—The $155,000 sewer¬
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality' age system revenue bonds offered
June 19
v.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
185, p. 2857 —were
to
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬ awarded
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle.
-'.!.V
apolis.
—
■
Louis
St.
No.
County
Ind.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Herman). Minn.
6
Bond Sale—The $218,000 school
building
were
bonds
awarded
offered
to
a
recently
group
com¬
posed of Kalman & Co., AllisonWilliams
Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, J. M. Dain & Co.,
Juran & Moody, Inc., and E. J.
Prescott & Co., at a price of par.
a net interest cost of about
5.28%,
as
follows:
Due
4s.
1960
to
1963
on
to
to
Feb. 1 from
1 from
Feb.
inclusive.
1987
St. Louis County
Di«*.
Feb. 1 from
on
on
Independent Sch.
W0. 13 (P. O. Aurora).
Sale
—
June
bonds offered
2500—were
The
Mfnn
$1,414,500
18—v.
awarded
to
a
185.
n
group
headed by J. M. Dain &
at
a
Co., Inc.
price of par, a net interest
of about 4.67%, as follows:
4s, due
1964
to
on
Dec. 31
1968 inclusive.
from
due
1964 to
349,500
500
on
Dec.
31
to
from
1968 inclusive.
1964
to
1968
works
•
bonds
revenue
18—v.
awarded
Other
185,
to
p.
a
members
of
the
syndi¬
Stern Brothers &
cate:
Stearns
&
Co.; Bear,
Co.; Francis I. duPont
G. H. Walker & Co.;
Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Merle-Smith; Rand & Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle; R. D. White
& Co.; Barret, Fitch, North & Co.;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill; Goodbody & Co.; Tripp & Co.; An¬
drews & Wells, Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Luce,
Thompson & Co.; First Cleveland
Corp.; Wm. 'J. Mericka & Co.;
"ownsend, Dabney & Tyson; Soden
Investment
Co.; Harold E.
Co.;
&
Stroud
Wood
& Co.; Allan Blair & Co.;
Sattley & Co.; Zahner and
Co.; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Tilney & Co.; and Robert
H.
V.
N. Tuller & Co.
New Florence,
Bond
f
inclusive
665,000 elementary school build
ing bonds: $200,000 4s, due o*
Dec. 31 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
bonds
of $18,000
was
sold
to
Corporation,
Dated Dec. 1,
Municipal Bond
Chicago,
'956.
o
Mo.
Sale—An issue
works
water
Due
as
on
5s.
March 1 from
inclusive.
1975
Interest
1958
M-S.
*egality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
University of Missouri (P. O.
Columbia), Mo.
Offering—R. H.
Bond
1963
inclusive; aw
$175,000 4.40s, due on Dec. 3'
from
.
.
basis of about 4.73%.
refunding bonds: $174,4s, due on Dec. 31 from
1959
'
2639—
syndicate
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
as
4%s, at a price of 100.26, a
he
325,000 high school remodeling
improvement bonds: $160,00°
4s, due on Dec. 31 from 1959
to 1963 inclusive; and $165,000
4.40s,
light
offered June
were
on
due
•
Bond Sale—The $8,000,000 elec¬
tric
Dec. 31 from 1959
to 1963 inclusive; and $35,000
4.40s,
•
Dick &
1977 inclusive.
5s. Due
1978
from
1968 inclusive.
75,000 4.90s. Due
1969
1
inclusive,
25,000 4V2S. Due
100,000
Feb.
on
t
Independence, Mo.
-■
&
$75,000 betterment bonds: $40,000
additional
bear
Minnesota National Bank, .of
ern
Minnesota
cost
July 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
bonds
of
on
inclusive.
1975
275,000 414s. Due
1976 to
July 1 from
on
Dain &
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams ,Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Mann¬
heimer-Egan, Inc., and the North¬
'
Bond
1959 to
group composed of J. M.
Independent Consolidated School
District
follows:
$245,000 4s.
Bond Sale—The $255,000 school
building bonds offered May 28t?-v.
185, p. 2381—were awarded to a
inclusive.
19282
are
callable as of Jan.
1, 1968.
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking .institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
p n *vr o ve d
by Dorsey, Owen,
Ba^er, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis. v :v ; :4>
■ ■
offered
2609 — were
group
headed by
185,
\
St. Louis County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 83 (P. O. Babbitt), Minn*'
Bonds due in 1973 and thereafter
1964 to
The
—
Elwood & Co.
Bonds due in 1978 and thereafter
Minn.
Arnold
—
on
Minnesota
Sale
Co., American
Bank,
First
National
Bank, both of St. Paul, Juran &
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., Inc.,
John Nuveen & Co., Piper, Jaf¬
fray & Hopwood, Caldwell, Phil¬
lips Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc., Harold
E. Wood & Co., and Woodard-
1
Bond
1973
National
School District No. 18 (P. O. Thief
>
to
Other members of the account:
Duluth.
$18,000
No. 205
1969
Allison-Williams
Pennington and Marshall Counties
Joint Independent Consolidated
pur¬
Dated
I ronton,
Gilder-
until
on
of
and
1972
Clerk,
bids
July
on
Paul,
Dodge, Mower and Olmsted
Counties Joint Indep. Consol.
chase
1984 in¬
in
Consolidated School District
ent
American
16
p.m.
No. 142 (P.O. Bloomington), Minn.
Bond
Offering — Carlton C.
of St. Paul.
No.
2
County Joint Independ¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
Sch. Dist.
until
1960 to
Bonds
Hennepin
terest
inclusive.
L.
designated by the successful bid¬ 'from 1960
to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
der. Legality approved by Briggs,
Jdue in 1978 and thereafter are
Gilbert, Morton, ,Kyle &. Macart¬
I callable as of Jan. 1, 1973. Princi¬
ney, of st. Paul.
pal and interest payable- at a
1957
July
Howard
—
tenfelt, District Clerk, will receivr
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDSTV
thereafter are callable as of Aug.
I on
June 25 for the purchase of
1, 1969.
Principal ' and interest
«$48,000
school
building
bonds
payable at a banking institution .Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan."
The
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable banking institution
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
approved
Maynard
Clerk, will re¬
to
on
bids
(CDST)
on
clusive.
in¬
additional
Offering
31 from
,
July 8 for the pur¬
chase of $285,000 sanitary sewer
and
sewage - treatment'
plant
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
inclusive.
bear
' V,
-r-
par,
4.80%,
sealed
p.m.
the
$335,009
Dated
Feb.
on
until
July 2 for
on
of
bonds.
follows:
gality
1963 to 1986 inclusive.
27
Co.,
a
&
Sale—The
$55,000 4V2S. Due
'
to
net interesLcost of about
$25,000
eral
-
&
Kalman
a
sold
Juran
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
&
June 17
$60,000
improvement
Company, of Minneapolis.
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis.
in¬
issue of
obligation
awarded to Allison-Williams
were
Bank, New York City,
City Treasurer's office.
Bond
Sale—An
general
2609-
p.
Jan. 1, 1968. Principal and interest
payable
at
any
suitable
bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
from Aug. 1, 1957 to
Deep River, Minn.
185,
Principal and interest (F-A)
Aug. 1, 1958.
inclusive.
are
13—v.
1960 to 1973 inclusive. Callable
school
The
June
Dec.
inclusive.
July 10 for the pur¬
$284,665 special park
and parkway improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
Hennepin
r
,
and
'
clusive; and $250,000 4^s, due
on
obligation improvement bonds of
fered
on
Dec. 31 from 1964 to 1968 in¬
214s.
as
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
26
for
the
purchase of $98,000
municipal building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
(CDST)
Duilding
on
•
,
bonds.
Cottonwood,
1981
fire
will
issue
I, 1957 to Aug. 1, 1959.
1972 in¬
clusive.
250,000
The»entire
r
additional-1% interest from Aug.
from 1971 to
1959
from
1
,
Deerwood,
clusive; $215,000 4.40s, due
Na¬
Moore, Secretary of the Board oi
Park Commissioners, will receive
Offering—G. M. Highum,
ceive
1987 inclusive.
1978 to
150,000
Due
V
«
First
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general
Dorsey, Owen,
Scott & Barber, of Min¬
Minn.
2857—
p.
the
Isle, Minn.
by
Rouhoff,
Bond Sale—The
1
,
bonds.
Barker,
neapolis.
of Minneapolis.
Barber,
Carlton County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P. O. Cloquet), Minn.
Tor the
due
approved
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
,
Bonds
1, 1969. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at any
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
interest
designated
by
the
successful
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
'
Bonds due
$560,000 school
building bonds offered June 13—
cessful bidder,? Legality: approved v.
185, p. 2609—were awarded to
by Berry, Stevens '& Moorman,Cof a group headed by the First Na¬
Detroit.':
'I-1 tional Bank, of St. Paul, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
Red ford Township, Red ford Union
School District No. 1 (P. O. 26.440 4.52%, as follows:
$180,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
.Puritan Ave., Detroit), Mich.v
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Chris H. Mag180,000 4.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
nusson, Secretary of the Board of
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
Education, will receive sealed bids
200,000
s. Due on Feb. 1 from
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on June 24
sive.
of Aug.
as
185,
to
tional Bank of
callable
are
1967. Principal
payable at a banking
institution ; designated 3 by
the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
1972
able
and
purchase of $380,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due
on July 1 from 1958 to 1983 inclu¬
thereafter
18—v.
in
due
call¬
:n
1, 1972.
Principal vand interest
1 (A-O) payable at -a banking In¬
stitution designated- by- the suc¬
.
Bonds
1964.
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
of Oct.
as
1957
1, 1963.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
June 27 for. the pur¬
chase of $250,009 sewage disposal
system bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958: to ;1982
are
1,
.
on
thereafter
July
sealed
oids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
July 1 for the purchase of $115,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1957* Due on Feb. 1 from
City
until f8* p/m.
inclusive. Bonds due in> 1973
from
Breckenridge, Minn.
Anderson,
will
Clerk,
in¬
additional
Bond Offering—ti. E.
Thomas E.
Village
sealed
(EST)
to Jan.
\
*'-
r
1%
of
Jan. 1 from
on
bear
bonds
terest
•
: :■$
Due
1987 inclusive.
1969 to
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
8 p.m.. (EST) on June 24
for the purchase of $30,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated June 25,
1957. Due on Jan. 25, 1958. Princi¬
pal and interest payable ,at the
Peoples Savings Bank,-3 of Port
Portland, Mich.' '
com-
1960 to 1968 inclusive.,
until
•>/<
group
Moody,
Due on Jan. 1 from
105,000 5s.
and
Fulda,
Inc.,
Co., and Allison-WilCo., at par, as follows:
iams
Offering—Jas. H.-Greene,
1
a
&
inclusive.
Bond
gen¬
&
p45,000 4V2s.
Township (P. O^Port
Huron), Mich.
i
to
Juran
of
Kalman
Huron
-.
Due March 1, 1958.
awarded
»vere
1986
1972
obligation water works bonds
jffered May 22—v. 185, p. 2381—
1968 and thereafter
Huron.-'.;/;;:''*.,
Dwight Wise¬
—
eral
field, Paddock & Stone, Gf Detroit.
Note
to
Beaver, Minn.
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
are
callable as of Oct.
1, 1967.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Port
School
Consolidated
MINNESOTA
inclusive.
1 from 1958 to 1971
Bonds due in
Lake
June 15, 1957.
will receive
(EST) on
June 25 for the purchase of $80,000 motor vehicle highway fund
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
Epps,
awarded
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
24 for the purchase of $100,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated
Owosso, Mich.
Bond
June
were
man,
2721.
p.
fered
July 8 for the purchase of $950,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
Note Offering
purchase
of
building bonds
school
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on
notes.
District, Mich.
the
for
$1,000,000
—v.
Walled
until
bids
for
call
1, 1957.
District
—
Dated
Due April 1, 1958.
anticipation
June
and Southfield
57
(2965)
Comptroller,
)ids
f
the
p.m.
receive
Bezoni,
sealed
Board of Curators,
University, Dallas Room,
c/o
.tatler
will
the
Hotel,
(CDST)
St
on
Louis,
until
9
July 9 for the
58
The Commercial and
(2966)
Dated
bonds.
revenue
May
bank
souri
at
on
or
May
trust
institution
an
company,
in
pr
York
New
City. Bids will be considered for:
(1) 1960 to 1974 maturities; (2)
1975 to 1989; (3) 1990 to 1997 in¬
and (4) for the entire
Legality approved by
clusive;
issue.
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
St.
of
Louis.
Falls)
Montana
$ol5,000 conva¬
offered
hospital
bonds
185, p. 2721
14—v.
June
to
awarded
were
—
headed
by
Hopwood,
of
group
a
Jaffray
Minneapolis.
&
Piper,
Dillon, Mont.
Newark, in Bloomfield.
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Clifton, N. J.
$2,143,000 gen¬
eral
improvement
and
school
bonds offered June 18—v. 185, p.
chase
for the pur¬
Special
Im¬
provement District No. 18 bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Amortization
bonds will be the first choice and
serial bonds will be the second
choice of the
est
City Council. Inter¬
J-J.
Bond Sale—The $85,000
Special
Assessment District No. 310 bonds
offered June 17—v. 185, p. 2857—
awarded to Grande & Co.
Havre, Mont,
Bond Offering—Willard B.
Carl¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
(MST) on June
26 for the purchase of $620,000
water works system bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Amortization bonds
son,
bids until 8 p.m.
will
the
be
choice
second
No.
(P. p.
.6
Route
I, Billings),
Montana
Bond
Offering
Kindsfater,
receive
District
sealed
(MST)
Margaret
—
Clerk,
bids
until
10
C.
will
a.m.
July 1 for the purchase"
on
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Goffstown, N. H.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $260,000 sewer bonds orig¬
inally scheduled for June 20—v.
185, p. 2857—-was postponed until
July 10.
Dover, N. H.
Offering — Norman T.
Brownlee, Finance Director, will
Bond
receive
sealed
bids
at
the
First
National
Bank, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11 a.m.
(EDST) on June 27 for
the purchase of $650,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
First National
Legality
Bank, Boston.
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Bond Sale—The
will receive sealed bids until
(DST)
chase
June
on
June 25
for
the
of
municipal parking and public imrovement
185,
p.
Hamburg School District, N. J.
Nashua, N. H.
Note Offering—Edward R. Benoit, City Treasurer, will receive
on
bids
June
$350,000
1957.
25
until
for
notes.
11
the
a.m.
Due Dec. 31,
June
a
composed
group
ingen
1957.
Bloomfield, N. J.
Offering—J. Cory John¬
Town
Clerk, will receive
bids until 8:30 p.m.
(DST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of
$2,382,000 bonds, as follows:
$100,000 school bonds.
'
1,045,000 school bonds.
719,000 school bonds.
518,000 general bonds.'
.
-
.
*,
*
s.
t
*
J.
Van
5.24%.
i.
Sale—The
20
af
Due
The
a
Wildwood, N. J.\
Sale—The $295,000
bonds
85,
p.
offered June
2721
—■
were
18
—
awarded
v.
to
ohn J.
hal
Ryan & Co., and LebenCo., jointly, as 4.95s, at a
of 100.19, a basis of about
&
>rW
1.93%.
until
1
for
bids
the
27
(EDST)
purchase of
Xntwerp, Theresa, LeRay, Philalelphia, Pamelia, Alexandria, Or¬
and Rossie Central Sch. Dis*.
1
(P. O. Philadelphia),
school
v.
a
185,
Sale
bonds
p.
group
—
The
offered
N.
Y.
$2,100,000
June
19—
2858—were awarded to
composed
of
Ra¬
from
1958
to
1983
Principal and interest
County (P. O. Trenton)^ \
payable
York
New York
tax rate
three-cent
in
drop
City's basic real estate
by July 1 from its present
valuation.
Gerosa
emphasized,
"Although
the lower rate for 1957-1958 fiscal
is due in part to the rise in
year
y
:
Co., jointly, at
a
net
4.62%,
6s.
follows:
as
Due
interest
•
"•:
'
from-
1
June
on
a-
cost
11971
to
-
June
on
1 from
1975 inclusive.
20.000 3s. Due
? and 1977. ■
v
June
on
:
1,
•
.
1976
-
-
;
Randolph County, Asheboro School
District (P. O.
Asheboro), N. C.
;
sealed
1958 to
Jan.
1958
\
\
in
Ra¬
June 1 from 1960
Principal and1
on
(J-D) payable in New
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
York
to
-
OHIO
1, 1957. Principal
(J-J) payable at \ftp
Bainbridge, Ohio
Bond Sale
The $10,000 fire
equipment bonds offered June' lS
•—v.
185, p. 2722—were awarded
to the Rockhold, 'Browrf & Com-,
pany Bank, of Bainbridge, as 3%s.
;
Midland
York
,
—
•rboklyn City Sch. District (P. O.
Biddulph, Road, Cleveland),
9200
Bond
Offering—Patricia; King
.*
y? Ohio
/ •.
; /;:•?.
Offering—Joyce: Hudson,
the Board of Education;
27 for the purchase-pf $ 1,450,OOf
sealed bids
until
school bonds. Dated May 1, .1.957. will; receive
noon; (DST)
on July 16 Tor the
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 do 19«6
purchase of $650,000 school build¬
inclusive.
Principal, and interest
ing bonds. - Dated June ;:!, 1957,
(M-N)' payable- at tH6 ^UnitedDue on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1979
States Trust Co., New York. Cityinclusive. Principal and interest
Legality approved ; by Vandewft^
(J-D)■- payable at the Cleveland
ter, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,-,
Trust Co., Cleveland. Legality ap-"
of New York
proved
by
Squire? Sanders
&
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist. Derhnsey. of Cleveland.
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
11 a.m.;(DST) on June
bids until
'
office
a.m.
inclusive.
1978
July
interest
Easter-
interest
1966 incl
from
his
at
1, 1952. Due
to
oi
pool5 bonds.
1
E.
(EST) on June
25
for the purchase r of $100,000
school building bonds. Dated June
or
Due
bids
leigh until 11
1980 Incl.
bonds.
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealec
Oyster, Bay Union Free Seh. Dist.
No. 18 (P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
Prin¬
level of $4.02 to $3.99 per $100 of
assessed
;
Trust Company,
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
■
27 for the purchase of
school building "bonds.
Dated June X, 1957. Due on June 1
a
from
on
New
of
June
City Council has approved
Comptroller Gerosa's report pro¬
&
par,
11959 to 1970* inclusive,
„
^JfeJ):
bonds?HDue
swimming
Marine
$475,000
The
1
Dated
District Clerk, will receive
for
$80,000
Bond
receive
1967 incl.
and
V
(City of)
of
about
1, y50,000 4!4s. Due
•;-<•»
1958 to
paving
Due
.
Offering—Clayton L. Sea¬
viding
4
Lee Peeler
price
tc
dated''July
will
bridge
169,000
at
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.:(EDST)
-
I.
(EDST) on June
purchase of $401,001
follows:
'
as
Jan.
Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hewlett Bay Park),
New
on
1958
18—i
.June
y. 185, p. 2858-^were awarded to.
che Vance Securities Corp., and"
of
the
110,000
Hempstead
man,
from
City.
Jan. 1 from
of Norwich, Earlville. Le¬
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Bond
Clerk,
bonds,
pany
14
are
York
$122,000
the National Bank & Trust Com¬
No.
bonds
for
25
p.m.
(A-O)
■
.
-
??
V
.
Bond
;
>
Clerk
,
;
of
CRy,|^j;:^;^ *1
No. 6
(P. O. Bayville), N.
Y.
Butler
Bond Offering — Helen Valen¬
tine, District Clerk, will, receive
,t
sealed bids until
2.p.m."(DST)
on
-
Township Sphool District
(P. O. Vandalia), Ohio
Bond Offering—ivir».Ruth Anna
•
Clerk-Treasurer, will reT
; bids ' until
noon
Brown,
June 27 for the purchase of $250,ceive
000 school boncls. -Dated June 1,;
sealed
(EST) on July 9 Lor the purchase,
j of $490,000 building bonds.
Principal and in¬
,r
Columbus, Ohio ,y:
terest (J-D) payable at the Ma!.
Note
Offering
Agnes Brown
tinecock Bank, of Locust'-Valley.
will receive
Legality approved by ^Caldwell,•! Cain, - City- Clerk,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
June 28 for the purchase of
New York City.
$y2,2bU Street improvement Series
Schenectady, N. Y.
r V
No. 163 notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
1957.
Due
June 1 from 1958-to
on
inclusive.
1977
—
real estate values resulting mostly
building construc¬
tion, I want to make it clear that
the
tax
rate
10
would
cents
the
for
have
been
higher had
at
not
system
new
it
of
Offering-r-Myies J. Burke,
Director
ed two years ago
sealed
taxpayer
which will
save
during the coming
$20,500,000 in debt
service.
It is
the
control
of
Comptroller estimated total
General
Fund
fiscal
for
revenues
or
the
(1957-1958)
year
$7,400,000
at
better
than his estimate of last February.
He ascribed this to a net rise of
the
for
27
$787,000
general
bonds.
.
Due
' improvement
on
1961
to
100,000 local
Due
bonds.
1958
on
1962
to
on
since
last
February: Sales Tax $2,500,Business
Tax
$3,100,000,
Water Revenues $1,700,000,
and
Halsey,
3tuart & Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., George B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.,
and Baxter & Co., as 4.10s, at a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
000,
4.08%.
this
from
inclusive.
Due
Aug.
1
sewer
These
other
revised
revenues
up
year.
$300,000.
revenues
estimates
to
June
for
are
30
of
this
The
report
gain
was
noted
that
offset by
a
part
of
loss of
1970
bonds
17—
June
Eastlake, Ohio
'
Bond Offering—Mable P. John¬
son,
Director of Finance^ will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
July 9 for the purchase
of
$25,000
fire
engine
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on Dec.
1
on
from
1958
to
1962
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
Bank, Cleve¬
land. Legality approved by Squire,
the Central National
are
dated
Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (F-rA)
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality
-
The
Aug.
bonds. Due
from 1958 to
,
various
on
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
first
system reve-r
offered.
185, p. 27?2—were awarded to
Braun,
Bosworih :& .Cq.,. Inc.;
Ryan,
Sutherland -&
Co.;
and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc. :
improvement
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1957.
;
v.
(DST)
1
'
sewerage
bonds
inclusive. > ;
sewer
25,000 sanitary
revenues
from
300,000 local street improvement
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
34,000 water bonds.
current
Bond
mortgage
Aug? 1
1958 to 1970 inclusive..
1958
1, 1959.
Delta, Ohio
Sale—The $151,000
on
nue
Gerosa explained the larger carry¬
over
as
due
to
increased
esti¬
of
(DST)
purchase of $1,-
246,000 bonds,-as follows:
$5,800,000 in the estimated carry¬
over
on
July
1
to
$49,700,000.
mates
Due Feb.
Finance, will receive
bids until 2 p.m.
-
June
.
-
The
of
debt
service which is the key to sound
financial
management,"
Gerosa
said.
.
_
Bond
shorter term financing we adopt¬
$647,500,000,
YORK
in
Diec. 1, 1956.
Dated
1
^uildlhg bonds- offered
Bond Offering—M. H. Rogalsky
.
interest
and
p.m;
27 for the pur¬
July 1
inclusive.
New
City
$54,000 improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on April-1 from
1958 to 1972 inclusive. > Principal
new
NEW
office
.
receive
will
Treasurer,
June
2
bids until 3 p.m.
fiscal year over
gen-
his
North Carolina \
' ^
;
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
Tonawanda, N. .Y.
Earlville, N. Y.
Offering—Mary C. Ripley,
Bond
sealed
of
4.06%.
Village
the
Bond
J.
payable at the Central Trust Co.,
Rochester. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washbuin,
basis
a
until
1957: Principal and -hiterest
storm
price of 100.27,
a
about
->n
$85,000
bids
on
1967
,
system bonds offered
185, p. 2721—were
Roosevelt & Cross, as
to
4.10s, at
of
been
100.04,
Easter-
(J-D) payable in New York City.:
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,.
Taylor & Washburn,x>f N. Y. City;
will
Treasurer,
June
on
v.
—
awarded
2610—were awarded to Boland,
4.55s, at a price
basis of about 4.54%.
at
June
on
inclusive.
32,500 public improvement bonds
Y.
Croton-On-Hudson, N.
Bond
least
as
Due"
1 from 1958 to,1967 inclusive*
h
'
4.16%.
about
bonds offered June 13—v. 185,
Co.,
bids
school bonds.
$15,500 water bonds; Due dii July
basis of
100.43, a
from increased
Oceanport School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $260,000 buildng
Bond
son,
B.
&
basis of about
a
Vo.
JERSEY
Bond
sealed
of
Co., Boland, Saffin &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, John j.
Ryan & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
1. R. Ross & Co., and Lebenthal &
Co., as 5y4s, at a price of 100.003,
gans
NEW
price .of
a
•?{;
of
25,
and
New York
(DST)
purchase
Dated
at
sealed
(DST)
Buffalo,
about; 4.38%.
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Perth Amboy), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $894,000 school
building bonds offered June 13—
v.
185, p. 2721—were awarded to
■
?•'
;
s
leigh until 11 a.m: (EST) on June^
for1, the ..purchase of $500,000
chase of $48,000 bonds, ;ds follows.-;
Traders Trust Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross;
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Hayden,
Stone & Co., Wood, Struthers &
acturers
of
Village
receive
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., Manu-
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive;
Madison
Unit,N.c.:
Offering'-*— W. E.
25
Jones
Bernard
—
^
Administrative
.
Bond Sale—The $167,000 school
cipal and interest >(J-D) payable
ouilding bonds offered June 17—* at the Meadow Brook National
v.
185, p. 2609—were awarded to Bank of Nassau County, Wood/ohn J. Ryan & Co., and W. Aj
mere.
Legality approved by Haw¬
Gardner & Co., jointly, as 4.40s, j
kins, Delafield & Wood,' of New
it a price of 100.14, a basis of
York City. '. :'»• -1.
v
ft
ral
$200,000 notes.
26, 1957. Due Dec. 23, 1957.
sealed
bonds offered June 17
2721—were awarded
o a group composed of Ira Haupt
k Co., Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
md Van Deventer Bros., Inc., takng $696,000 bonds as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about
1.57%..
—v.
noon
pur¬
Daied
$697,000 school,
Offering
Driscoll,
p.
gality
Hackensack, N. J.
Saffin &
Dover, N. H.
Note
Offering — Norman T.
Brownlee, Director of Finance,
Melvin N.
—
sealed
:gnn
Scottsville, N. Y.
Bond
20—v.
2858—were awarded to a
group composed of Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
185,
(P. O. Box 155, Old Bridge), N. J.
Kammen, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
•mtil 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 27
»:or the purchase of $833,000 buildng bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due
Dn July 1 from 1958 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
iayable at the South River Trust
Company, South River. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
February
the present fiscal year,
which
the
city benefited
of
$3,390,000
T n e
—
school bonds offered June
June
of
$30,000 school bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1957.
Interest J^J.
Sale
Water sewer
Twp. Sch. District
January,
City
ling, Secretary of Local Govern^
ment
Commission, will receive,
New York
Bond
;>f about 3.44%.
Brunswick
Bond
This will be adjusted next year,
however, with new collections re¬
maining comparable with the old.
The drop in the Real Estate tax
rate is the first ope in 12 years.
Kirkwood
Binghamton,
$190,000 water
mprovement bonds offered June
19—v. 185, p. 2721—were awarded
o W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., as
3.45s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
East
from
;
(P. O, M. R. 95, Binghamton),
Collingswood, N. J.
of the City Council. Interest F-A.
Yellowstone County School District
'
periods:
March
Monday, June 24, 1957-
.
-
,r Registration,
three collection
only
were
.
NORTH CAROLINA
Vehicle
Motor
;
there
Co., R. D. White & Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., as 4.20s,
Bond Sale—The
will be the first choice and serial
bonds
■'
■
of
.
Albemarle
pointed out that since the legisla¬
tion was enacted to give the eitj.
its new State-shared tax of 25%
and Vestal Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
group
Sims, Inc., J. R. Ross & Co., F. R»
Cole & Co., Ewing & Co., and
MacBride, Miller & Co. The group
purchased
$2,140,000
bonds
as
>%s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
Bond Offering
Habre, Mont.
were
a
Conklin,
of B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., C. J. Devine & Co., Fi*
Jelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
Ira Haupt & Co., J. B. Hanauer &
'o.. John J. Ryan & Co., Shelby
Cullom Davis & Co., Herbert J.
Lovell
on June 28
of
$200,000
:.
Bond Sale—The
of about 3.73%.
bids will be received until 8 p.m.
(MST)
4.34%.
to
revenues due to the
abandoned Auto Use,Tax. It,was
$499,000 school
building bonds offered June 18—
v. 185, p. 2858—were awarded to
a group composed of Roosevelt &
Cross; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
and Tilney & Co., as 4.40s, at a
price of 100.56, a basis of about
of
awarded
$1,800,000 in,
Center Moriches),
O.
Bond Sale—The
Legality
Offering—Mayor Phillip
announces
that sealed
Bond
J.
(P.
New York.,
(J-J)
tional
Co.
S3
composed
MONTANA
Cascade County (P.O. Croat
lescent
No.
payable at the Na¬
Newark & Essex Banking
terest
Union Free Sch. Dist.
Broohhaven
J,
on
2721—were
Bond Sale—Tne
July
dated
are
July 1 from 1958 to
i977 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Due
1957.
1,
% from 1960
to
1997 inclusive. Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at a Mis¬
Due
1957.
bonds
The
purqhase pf $3,670,000 dormitory
Financial Chronicle
approved
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Franklin County (P. O.
Columbus L Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
Caldwell,
cn»ir>tv
hoinital
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
offered
June
New York
—were
City.
by
Sanders &
•
*
•
The
$4,000,000
facilities
20—w.
;
-
bonds
2858
awarded to a group headed
185,
p.
Volume
Number 5649
185
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2383—were awarded
Municipal Bond
Corporation, as 41/2s, at a price;of
100.24,- a basis of about 4.47%. iy
the First National Bank of
Chicago, as 3%s, at a price: of
101.81* a basis of about 3.61%. ir
Other members of the-group:
by
—v..
National; Bank,- of
Mercantile : Trust
Philadelphia
Philadelphia,
185,
p.
to the Cincinnati*
the Milwaukee Com¬
Swenev Cartwright* & Co.,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
and Breed & Harrison, Inc. s-y v'..pany,
Girard, ' Ohio
'
.'.
water
improvement bonds offered June
185, p. 2<zz—were awarded
15—v.
to
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Independence, Ohio
,
main
185,
—v.
U
of Cleveland.
water
July* 11—
offered
bonds*
awarded
'•
i;
2502—were
p.
the First Cleveland Corp.
to
Kent
>
Offering
County
73
~/".y
Dependent
School
Offering—J. J.
Gazaway,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
.1960 to 1962 inclusive.
.1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958
to 1979 inclusive. ; Principal and
Garvin County Dependent School
interest
(M-N). payable at the District, No. 30 (P.O. Pauls Valley)
City Bank, "of Kent. Legality ap¬ jjv *
/. ;
Oklahoma
proved
by; Squire,. Sanders,^'&
t.i' Bond. Sale—The
$4,000 trans¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland, r/. /y [
portation equipment bonds offered
'*S' Mansfield, Ohio
.T'.'V''':vl> May 28 — v. 185, p. 2502 — were
Bond Offering —P. L. Kelley,
awarded
to
the
First
National
.
.
Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 8
City
Bank,
the
general
improvement bonds offered
June
;]4—v. 185, p. 2610—were awarded
I to the Metamora State Bank, Metamora, as 4V2s, at a price of.
Bond
offering on June 17 of
$850,000 sewer improvement
bonds—v. 185, p. 2722—was can¬
sealed
'(EST)
until
bids
at
a
July 3 for the purchase
school building bonds.
Dated July
1, 1957.
Due semi¬
annually on June and Dec. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive., Principal
and interest payable at the Farm¬
ers
State
Bank, of Englewood.
.Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
sealed
until
—
C.
T.
Barber,
Offering
2859—has been postpq.ne.dy
p.
City School District,V
-/
*• >;•--
;
•
;
<
Oh,o:
Bond Sale—The $600,000
v
i
"y?
school
nds
until
2
(CST)
p.m.
June
on
for
the
purchase
of
ransportation equipment
25
$3,500
bonds.
Due from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
and Linn
Teuton
|
Counties, Consol.
School District No. 509A
-t
Bond
Sale—The
$luu,000 .gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered June
T7^v*U85, p>,2722—were awarded
JtheA First National Bank of
.•Portland.«
»
;■
,
:•
\
& Trust Co., Cincinnati^ as; 4%s, at a price of
100.66, a, basis of about. 4.16%.
Savings Bank
;
,
Local
Hill
'■Rock
School
District
(P.< o: 411 Center Street,*
■
/ronton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $637,000 school
p.
J.
185,
—v.
Wm.
to
offered
2610—were
Mericka
June
bonds
building
12
awarded
&
Co.,
A!
'>
;
v
Seaside), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $386,000 build¬
ing bonds-offered June 13—v. 185,
,
25,02.—
p..
were
awarded
to
the
Deschutes
County School District
(P. O. Route No. 2, Bend),
3
Oregon
Offering — Terry Davis,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
uds until 8 p.m.
(PST) on July 9
purchase of $150,000 genobligation
school
bonds.
the
or
of
as 4%s, at a price of
basis of about 4.66%.,
a
ral
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Jan.
1
from. 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin-
Amherst, Ohio
South
Village
son,
sealed
Thomp¬
Offering—Allen
Bond
bids
will
Clerk,
until
noon
receive
(DST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of $34,650
special
bonds.
ment
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
July
Dated
1 from
Principal
and
interest
,
~
South' Zanesville,
Sale—The
approved
VlcCulloch,
Shuler
by
&
Winfree,
Sayre, of
Portland.
1957.
1,
-payable
at
the
Lorain
County
Savings
&
Trust
Co.,
Elyria.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office,
and
the
^egality
Ohio 's-'
$75,000 -sewer,
system ^ bonds
c offered o-May>'«
22
Sale—The
1967, Principal and
to
185,
the
p.
100.21,
2859—were
First
Portland,"
a
as
National
4s,
at
a
awarded
Bank
of
price
of
basis of about 3.96%.
County, Western Lane Hospi¬
(P. O. Florence), Ore.
tal District
^
basis of about 3.59%.
a
f
Smith, Barney & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; The Northern
Trust Company; Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corporation; First
National Bank of Portland, Ore.;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth & Co. Inc.; W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co. Inc.; Robert Winthrop
& Co.; Trust Company of Georgia;
J. Barth &
Co.;, Blewer, Glynn &
Co.;
Hannahs,
Ballin
&
Lee;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Ar¬
thur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle
Inc., and BarKindred & Co.
cus,
Bend Offering—Sidney J." Nich¬
olson^ Attorney
for
SOUTH
the
Suburban Erie
District,
Building Authority,
County, Pa.
Erie
headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Bache
& Co. made public offering on
June 18 of
000
County School District
No. 5 (P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
school building bonds was sold to
school
building
Brandywine Area Joint School
Authority, Pa.
Sale
Bond
The
—
$3,740,000
$335,000 4y4s. Due
.'1958 to
on June 1
1962 inclusive. '
530,000 4%'s. Due
1963 to
on
from
June 1 from
1968 inclusive.
550,000 4.70s. Dub'on June 1" from
1969 to
inclusive.
1973
on
June 1 from
& Co.,
1,800,000 5s. Due
June 1, 1987.
on
members
Other
of the syndi¬
Dillon, Union Se¬
curities
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke; Yarnall, Biddle
& Co.; Penington, Colket & Co.;
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.;
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.; W.
H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley Co.; A. E. Masten
& Company;; Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; Bioren &
Co.; Brooke & Co.; Fahnestock &
Co.; and Grant & Co.
cate:
Eastman
yEmsworth, Pa.
1969
obligation bonds offered June 13
185, p.- 2722—were awarded
to ,the Avalon Bank, Avalon, as
1975
Dated
Sale
Bond
—
The
were
awarded
Delaware
the
to
County National Bank, of Chester,
as 3V2S, at a price of 100.10, a basis
of about 3.48%.
Authority, Pa.
$160,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
swimming
facilities
pool
bonds
recreational
and
sold to
was
Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Inc., as fol¬
$20,000 4V4S. Due on June 1, 1964.
140,000 5y4s. Due on June 1,
bonds
1957.
Interest
dated
J-D.
June
Legality
by Nissley, Cleckner
Fearen, of Harrisburg.
&
cher
lows:
$25,000 3s. Due
April 1 from
on
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
on
April 1 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
99,000 3%s. Due
on
April 1 from
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
1
Dated
April
1, 1957. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
South Carolina National
Columbia.
Sinkler,
Bank, of
Legality approved by
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Charleston.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
*
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 court
the
Co.,
School
Wilkins
Township (P. O. Turtle
Creek), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered June
185,
p. 2859—were awarded
Mellon National Bank &
the
Trust
Co., Pittsburgh,
PUERTO
185,
—
Revenues
the
Authority in April, 1957,
amounted
to
$665,257 compared
with $606,929 in April, 1956, ac¬
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex¬
ecutive Director.
the
new
abundant
potable water
additional
to
The
SP
O. Stwgis), S. Dak.
Offering—E. V. Morrill,
25 for the purchase of $750,000
school building bonds. Dated July
lf 1957. Due
to
1977
on
Jan.
inclusive.
is
from
are
1,
callable
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
TENNESSEE
of
fiscal
Bond
of
Offering
Finance
—
and
Tenn.
Commissioner
Revenue
J.
Authority.
bids will be received until 10
ap¬
RHODE
ISLAND
Rhode Island (State of)
Bond
Sale—The $7,000,000 Vet¬
Bonds offered June
Bonus
for
19—v.
185,
Bonds
—
Plans
purchase of,*a., portion of its
outstanding
revenue
refunding
and-v extension\,3%%
bonds due
p.
2859—were awarded
announces
1
from
1958
able
at
the
Harriman
Finance and
Ripley & Co., Inc., and
H.
sealed
a.m.
to
1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
tional
a
that
(CST) on July 2 for the purchase
of $250,000 parking facility bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank of New York;
to
in
as
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Marable
&
1960
due
terest payable at a suitable bank¬
Development
Rico
1
Bonds
1968 and thereafter
Clarksville,
Puerto
3^s,
some
inhabitants
Government
for
as
par.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June
areas.
Bank
(P. O.
County Indep. Sch. District
12
Bond
of Jan.
month
of
April,
projects were com¬
pleted and ten new ones begun.
Among
those
completed
were
eight rural aqueducts to supply
thirteen
2
Bank, Fulton,
price of
No,
Rico
Revenues Increase
of
a
Meade
RICO
No.
2384—were awarded to the
p.
Fulton State
at
ZVss.
as
District
Farmer), S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 audito¬
rium bonds offered May 20—v.
Puerto Rico
erans'
the
bonds
revenue
Thornton, Mohr &
Montgomery, as fol¬
of
&
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Redeem
sewer
to
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
are
proved
To
National
house
bonds
offered
June
group included:
13
Incorporated; But¬ —v. 185, p. 2723—were awarded
to a group composed of the Trust
Sherrerd; Bache & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Ira Haupt Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta;
& Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., and
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stroud A. M. Law & Co., as 3%s, at a
& Company, Incorporated; Grant price of
101.05, & basis of about
& Co.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.;1 3.63%.
Warren
W.
York
&
Co., Inc.;
SOUTH DAKOTA
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; ana
J, S. Hope & Co.
Edgerton Independent Consolidated
Blair
rural
The
Farish,
$1,380,000 term bonds, dated
1997 and carrying a 4%% coupon.
12,000
lows:
and
29,000 3V2S. Due
During
Penbrook Borough
Southern
and
sold
was
Towanda
$125,000 gen¬
June 11—v. 185, p. 2383—
May I, 1957.
Principal,
(F-A) payable at the
Bennettsville, S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of $153,000
Water
Humphrey, Inc.; Kay,
Richards & Co.; A. E. Masten &
Company; McKelvy & Company
Reed, Lear & Co.; and Thomas
& Company.
in
Feb. 1 from
ton.
Company, Incorporated; Dolphin
& Co.; Grant & Co.; Hulme, Ap
Puerto
eral obligation improvement bonds
on
inclusive.
of South Carolina, Colum¬
Legality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
offering are: Blair & Co.,
Incorporated; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Stroud &
Media School District, Pa.
offered
1978
Bank
Associated with the above firms
Others
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bia.
in the
Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
price'of 100.35.
a
1974
to
Citizens
$1,245,000 term bonds, due
1996, carrying a 4.875% coupon.
maturing from 1958 to 1973, car¬
rying coupons of 1Vz % to 4J/4%:
Feb. 1 from
and interest
and
•—V.
3V4S, at
to
40,000 3.40s. Due
Dated
to
Sale—The $30,000 general
Bond
on
40,000 3V4s. Due
consists
Valley Joint High School
Building Authority, Bradford
County, Pa.
Bond Sale—Kiader, Peabody &
Co. and associates purchased an
issue of $1,890,000 callable school
revenue
bonds, series of 1957.
The issue, dated July X, 1957,
consisted of $510,000 serial
bonds,
S. Dickson
follows:
as
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
rev¬
bonds, series of 1957.
July 1, 1957, the issue
of $695,000 serial
bonds,
maturing 1961 to 1977 and carry¬
ing coupons of 3.25% to 4.45%
Inc.,
$45,000 31/2S. Due
and
1977 inclusive.
1974 to
group headed by R.
a
issue of $1,940,-
new
a
callable
CAROLINA
Richland
plegate &
1997.
im¬
provement bonds offered June 19
—v.
Lane',
LaGrande, Ore.
$20,008.88
Bond
1958 to 1967
(J-D)
Bond
ipal
at
improve¬
assessment
Aug., 1,
callable
are
PENNSYLVANIA
First National Bank, of Portland.
So1.
,
19—v.
,
Cleveland,
100.72,
of
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul-
v
y:-
and thereafter
1968
as
.
Clatsop County Union High School
District No. 1 (P. O. 341 Avenue I,
'
.-
(P. O.
Carvallis), Oregon
i,
r
v
building bonds offered June 19—
185; p. 2722—were awarded to
a group composed of Braun, BosVworth & Co., Inc.;: Ryan, Sutherland
& Co.;-. and the Provident
(PST) on July 8
purchase of $160,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
to
1976 inclusivb. Bonds due in
N.
e
2arney, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
,;v.
.
be
enue
bias yntil 8 p.m.
525,000 4%s. Due
A 1
—
Painesville, Ohio
Portsmouth
District
for the
4
Oklahoma
-
Bond
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
185,
School
District Clerk, will receive sealed
My Living¬
bids
OREGON
ing of $525,000 sewer bonds orig¬
inally scheduled for. June;: 25—v*
County
No. 16 (P. O. Yamhill), Ore.
y Bond Offering — Helen Stump,
mch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Offering
on
-of $900,000
100.079,
& Savings Bank of
3.60s, at a price of
as
Other members of the syndicate:
will
Bond Sale—A group
Yamhill
Pittsbrurg County Dependent School
district Nc. 56 (P. O. McAlester),
wih
noon
Chicago,
,
bonds
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Company, corporate trust
department,
Broad
&
Walnut
Streets, Philadelphia,. Pa.
celed.
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until July 3 for the purchase
of $76,000 water system bonds. .A'
(P. O. Englewood), Ohio
Offering—Louise Kagner,
Clerk of Board of Education,
3^4s,
as
Offering—C.
receive
Bond
y
Bond
receive
announced by the
Harris Trust
office of the
.
school revenue bonds offered June
p.m> (CST) on June 25 for the
purchase of $6,000 transportation 18—v. 185, p. 2722—were awarded
to a group headed by Goldman,
equipment
bonds.
Due
serially
Sachs & Co., at a price of 98.02,
from ."i960 to 1962 inclusive.
*
*
a net interest cost of about
4.99%,
Pauls Valley, Okla.
as follows:
School District
Local
Northmont
.
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
,
ston, Clerk of Board of Education,
.
v
■
Osage County Dependent School-
will
Ohio-
2722.
District No. 50 (P. O. Prue), Okla.
1, 1957. Due on April 1 and Oct. 1
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
In¬
Bond Sale—The $33,000
The
*
from
V
Shawnee,
of
price of 100.15.
purchase of $118,800. spe¬
cial
ass ess men t[ improvement
bonds. Dated not later than" Sept:
;
inclusive.
Rosenberg, Ore.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Metamora,
1964
posed
(P. O. R. R. Wilson),
Education, will receive sealed bic^s
noon
(EST) on July 11 for. p hi. "(CST) on June 25 for the
the
purchase of $650,000 school purchase of $5,700 transportation
and equipment bonds. Due from
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
terest A-O.
to
1988 have been
Trust
until
for
system revenue 2.90%
(Western Extension) due
Commission.
I960
A
' r Oklahoma
Bond
.
of Board of
Clerk
Katzenmeyer,
Carter
DisC No.
G.
Robert,
—
and
from
p.
OKLAHOMA
District, Ohio
City School
Bond
1988
bonds
—
Sale —The $56,375
Boncl
until
-
inson & Co.,
Sale —The $12,800
bids
,
,,
Bond
receive- sealed
purchased
Multnomah County (P.O.
University of Akron (P. O. Akron),
from funds now on deposit with
.1 .•* y,: •'"Ohio
;
'
:"
*./■■ :
> /
Portland), Ore.
the ; Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
Bond Offering—Leslie P. Hardy,
v Bond Sale—The
$1,500,000 Haw-;
Company, trustee for the credit
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids thorne Street Bridge bonds of¬ of a
special account in the sink¬
until 11 a.m.. (DST) on July 11 for fered June 18—v. 185, p. 2611—
ing fund as provided in the trust
the purchase of $550,000 Center were awarded to a
group com¬
indenture dated June 1 1948. The
Building '. revenue j bonds. Dated posed of the First National Bank
special account contains $708,647
Oct, 1, ,.1956. Due on Oct. 1 from of Portland, Harris Trust & Sav¬
to be applied to the purchase of
1959
to
1986 inclusive. Callable ings
Bank,
Chicago, Foster
& 3y4%" bonds and
$631,405 to be
prior to maturity. Principal and Marshall, and Hess & McFaul, at
applied to the purchase of 2.90%
interest
(A-O)
payable at the a price of par.
bonds.
First
National
City Bank, New
;
Written offers for the sale of
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
York
City, or at the Firestone
these bonds will be received by the
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
Bank, Akron. Legality approved
Commission until 12 noon (EDST)
submitted for the $275,000 water
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
on July
bonds offered June 18
1, 1957, at the principal
v.
185,
St.. Louis,* First of
Michigan
-Corporation,
A._ G.
Becker & Co., Inc., Frantz Hutch¬
y,: .yy ;•
will
July 2 ,for the purchase of $25,000
hospital > bonds.,:.; Due on Sept. 1
'
Company,- of
59
(2967)
First
Bank,
American
of Nashville,
Na¬
or
at
the office of the Commissioner of
Revenue, at the hold-
.
€0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2968)
to..
;
•
Note
2611—were rejected.
p.
Texas
,
purchased an issue of
$78,000 school bonds. Due on June
1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
f
water
at
pany.
'
TEXAS
:4
,
i.
:
v
:
--
.
,*
.*•
.
Texas
;
Offering
Bond
.
/
,
F. D. Austin,
—
Trustees,
bids until 2
Board of
of
Secretary
sealed
receive
will
...
Indep. School District
Amarillo
;vk.o'
$31,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the
State Board of Education, as 4V2S
and 4.%s. Dated June 1, 1957. Due
on June
1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
(JrJ) payable at the Mercantile
National Bank, of Dallas. Legal¬
ity approved by McCall, Parkj-
x958
works
Boyd Independent School ■ District,
<
'
i
Texas
--.v.-
•
\
-
Bond Sale—The State Board of
I >
r'JJ
purchased
Education
issue of
an
$35,800 4 Vz % school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
1966 to 1985 inclusive. Callable as
'
1, 1968. Interest J-D;/
©f June
$1,500,-
improvement revenue
bonds was sold to the EddlemanPollok Co. Dated June <1, 1957.
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1972
inclusive. Bonds due in 1968 and
thereafter are callable as of June
C00 AY4%
'
T
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weerps
l, 1967. Interest J-D.
'
'
■"
Ector
,
J
Searls, of Houston,
&
v'
'
I
«•
,-2
{'■* it'
'
f
:
1#
■
Independent School
County
(Pi O. Odessa), Texas
Bond Offering — Chas. L. fWgl-
District
; leer,
}
Manager, will re-
Business
ceive
bids until
sealed
'*
(CST)
chase
1:30 p.m.
ori June 27 for the pur¬
of $2,359,000 unlimited tax
school
Dated. June
bonds."
house
Due on June 15 from
i, 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Bohd^due
1957.
15,
until
June
24
pur¬
$150,000 water and sew¬
system bonds. Dated July 1,
1957.
Due serially from 1958 to
1973 inclusive.
$
*
receive
will
until
8
Parkhurst &
***»*,,i approved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
-
.
30,000 4y4s. Due
1973
Bond Offering—Ed. P.
Business
Williams,
receive
pealed, bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
June 27 for the purchase of- $5,©00,000 school house bonds. Dated
Aug.'l, 1957. Due on Aug."l from
-
•'1958
to
Principal
inclusive.
1982
and interest (F-A) payable at
the
on
Bank
National
First-
Fort
of
Dec. 1 from
j
Travis
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 10 (P, O,
Austin), Texas^ *
•
"
.] Worth. Legality approved by Mc-
Call,-Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal-
5
•
-.
'■v
las.
.
-
6
(P. O. Willow Springs), Texas
Bond Sale—The State Board of
V
Education
*
•f
purchased
an
0
from
school bonds. Dated
15, 1957. Due on June 15
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
)
Indeo.
School
District,
T exas
k
schoolhouse bonds
Citizens
derson,
as
of
1969 to
1975
on
»
April"!; 1976
'
-
Legality
approved
by
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
~
No.
"
'
6
v.
—
"*•
<
revenue
185,
;
'
County Central Sch. Dist.
(P.
1
O.
Education
$115,000
Balesville),
1
purchased
school
July 1,
from
are
callable
Interest
J-J.
issue
an
to
1987
oi
41/2S,
as
1957. Due
1958
Texas
Board-o.
bonds
on
July
inclusive.
1968 and thereafter
as
t
of
f'
July
■■
■
.*
'
(State
.Sale
—
The
$300,000
un-
.
Bond
from date
"
the
syndi¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.: Spencer
Trask & Co.; Francis I. duPont
& Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
&
June
Credit
to
12
v
were
Anglo-Fran-
5J/j>s, at
as
basis
a
;
$10,000 school
of
price of
a
about
6.75%,
Dated June 1,1957. Due on June 1
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
$669,-
Co.;
production,
Nondurable
Major
Elec
Washington*
issue
system
nclusive.
Interest
by
of $35,000
CDST)
hase
of
011
bids
July. 2
8
p.m.
the
for
pur-
$100,000
Dated Aug." 1,
1
from
1958
building bonds.
1957." Due on Aug.
to
1977
inclusive.
Yincipal and interest payable at
Tie Farmers State Bank, Manawa.
Legality
approved,
by
Lines,
Ipooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Manitowoc, Wis.
Bond Offering
Clerk,
♦229
X
257
i
t
280
X
t
287
237
120.2
120.2
118.4
105.8
95.3
will
—
224
Post,
sealed
'
.
"
310
i
340
323
291
119.7
119.4
117.9
107.1
103.7
104.7
105.6
114.3
114.9
113.3
114.2
114.6
95.9
SG.O
92.5
93.6
+ 160.2
______
store
162\2
X
.
"122
.
contract
month,
P.
of
indexes
W.
■"
134
based
Dodge
data
on
for
92
v
122
"141
+ 124
value
98
91
90
______
sales,
second
INDUSTRIAL
1947-49
95.1
156.4
100
88
122
121
"147
139
+ 123
.
throe-month
37
Eastern
moving
States.
averages,
Employment
PRODUCTION
Average=100
Seasonally Adjusted "
1956
May
——1957-
7
Manufactures:
Durable
-
April
"May
134
-
products_l____
■
136
175
135
176
139
169
Primary metals
Metal fabricating
167
141
167
130
-Unadjusted.
-1957-
1956
JMay
April
May
137
141
144
174
179
167
135
139
130-
171
.
166
37J
168
Nonelectrical
-"
'
153
152
158
153
193
196
151
208
155
Electrical
189
195
198
217
127
355
167
110
302
214
222
127
135
116
347
355
298
173
163
171
175
163
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, and partsJLd'_..
213: ^
, f 1241
Other, transportation equipm't-i
351' '
Instruments
171 "
141
135
135
143
156
156
162
115
117
125
133
135
127
130
131
120
121
123
114
118
117
manufactures—139
141
143
136
138
140
107
103
111
104
104
107
X
99
105
%
104
99
109
X
111
110
118
118
114
117
120
113
%
X
147
X
142
X
130
107
.147
156
141
127
103
145
160
135
t
134
129
t
107
Stone,
and
Lumber
products
products
products
Furniture and miscellaneous
Furniture and fixtures—.——•
Miscellaneous
133
-
-
133
1561
112 i
156
112
131
...
Manufactures:
Nondurable
103
%.
Textiles and apparel_
mill
Textile
products
Apparel and allied products
leather products——
and
,
products
Leather and products
Paper and printing,.
Paper and allied products^
Printing anci publishing
Newsprint consumption
Job printing
and periodicals.!,
Chemicals and petroleum
Chemicals and
Industrial
Petroleum
allied
coal
products
products
chemicals
and
Food, beverages,
Food
—
products
and tobacco
manufactures
Leverages
Tobacco
„
128
132
t
148
173
1 72
150
145
t
161
160
143
143
136
X
137
140
137
j
X
+
14C
135
171
172
166
X
184
176
•
183
1 67
177
/
204
197
t
206
197
142
140
141
3 38
137
111
108
106
108
X
3 44
99
143
^
manufactures
111
112
+
112
311
%
105
108
+
111
111
%
102
105
X
and beverage manufactures
Food
189
162
121
glass, and lumber
clay, and glass
Clay,
115
311
X
118
119
+
+
106
X
X
110
128
-
"
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
Crude
Metal
128
~-88
147
128
150
t
"139
134
128
4
Copl
84
oil and natural gas
oil
Natural gas
Arthur
receive
131
216
■
—
Crude
City
108
indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
-Preliminary.
tEstimated.
tNot available.
,
'
until
127
109
(prod, workers)—
Rubber
re¬
155
108
M-N.
will
142
and payrolls
WISCONSIN
ceive rsealed
133
.
113.G
ac
v
144
132
+225
-
-
NCTE—Construction
centered
Preston,
Superintendent,
124
218
;
Department store stocks, value___
Wolf
"khool
128
130
105.2
—-
Department
1961 to 1987
O.
Manawa),' Wis.
Offering — Irvin Lotz,
129
X
Manufacturing
Legality
ThdrgrimHorowitz, of Seattle.
'
•228
157
132
t
value
Nonagricultural employees, total._
revenue
May 1 from
approved
&
110
—
bond
was sold to McLean & Company,
bf Tacoma.
Dated May 1, 1957.
,on
110
142
129
,
126
X
All other
County Public Utility|
District No, 1 (P. O. Olympia), j
011
118
t
d
+228
tricity
Residential
Thurston
)ue
141
141
146
130
125
133
144
,
-
12 !KV V
128
-
+227
::
Gas
'
water
•
The
Sale—An
May
163
.
159
129
r
128
110
total
output,
Machinery
5%
130
126
139
Construction contracts,
185, p. 2612—were sold to
of Washington, as 33/4S,
price of par_
Bond
1956
April
,
'.144
-
•
137
133
durables
consumer
Other consumer durables
Utility
"'
•'
•
128
Autos
State
•
-—1957—-
"May
/
143
143
,
126't
—-v—
Payrolls
Bank,
May V'
141
145
161
130
—
goods, total
Nondurable
gen¬
...
144
'?!
160 i
the
«-
143
—
145
fabricated metal
a
total
Freight carloadings
.0
-Unadjusted-
•
:1956 :
April •
•May
Manufactures
14—v.
at
3957
'."V/
Minerals
(P, 0*
.
System
INDEXES
Seasonally Adjusted :
•
•
Durable
$469,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered June
—
•.
-Ty V.\\
•
Employment, total**
T
Sale
•'
>
Censunier durable
Skagit County Union High School
District No. I (P. O. Mount,;
Vernon), Wash*
Bond
2.98<rc.
Co.; Hirsch
offered
94.51,
-•••'
Industrial
as 3.30s, at a price of
basis of about 3 90^
a
(P.
of)
185, p. 2860—were awarded to
syndicate headed b>y the Guar¬
anty
Trust Co„
and
Chemical
"orn Exchange Bank, as 3s, at a
price of 100.11," a basis of about
&
years
Bellingham
v.
Haupt
Commission, Que.
c>aie—rue
"
3ellingham,
a
Ira
f;.
(Town) and Manawa
City) Union High School District
building bonds offered June 204-
of
5
after
;
\
-*7-•
-
$9,300,000 high¬
construction - and
school
members
School
Bona
1947-49 Averagc=100
v
.
inclusive.
1977
..
1967.
Bond Sale—The
Other
.•
Federal Reserve
Rubber
1,,
a
St. Coeur-De-Marie
BUSINESS
^n,
ooiit.
i\
the Bellingham National
ittle
Vermont
I
;
.4—v. 185, p. 1939—were awarded
<
cate:
McMulJen County Rural High Sch.
District (P. O. Tilden), Texas
Bond
June
'
.
I."
and
Bond Sale—The State
way
inclusive.
\ Citizens National Bank, of Hen•'
..
Zavalla
1 from
1, 1957, ' Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
'
tax
water
Hen¬
Dated April
derson.
$800,000
■
April 1 from
on
and 1977.
the
were
VERMONT
on April
1968 inclusive.
Due
V 7,000 43/4s. Due
*
"
follows:
1958 to
,
sold to the
Bank,
21,500 4M>s. Due
r
was
National
$11,500 4s.
'
'
2612.
Bonds due in
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
,y
*
offered
.
.
LaneviJle
■
p.
bids
feom—ino
works/system
Dated
v
.
for
'issue :of
$30,000 4l/2%
'June
received
->onds
,
Grayson County Central Sch. Dist.
*■
Noi
to
1959
Bont*
00.01,
1957. Interest JD. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bonds
.V
.
Bellingham),r Wash•
0
.
*
to
Board of Governors of Hie
■.
eral obligation bonds offered May
-
•**
'/*
■
cais, Ltd.,
Grand Mere, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
Treasurer,
Port of
■
June 1,
Dated
■.
QUEBEC
Durable
j
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Callable
Dec. 1 from
1976 to 1987 inclusive.
;
$825,000
est J-J,
bonds
of issue. Interest J-J»
Dec. 1 from
on
'
'
oifering—u.
from
15
inclusive.
1975
to
166,000 43/4s. Due
will
Manager,
on
K
'
;,
;
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
July 5 for the purchase of $16,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1957. Due on July
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
T exas
'
'
$104,000 4f^s. Due
,
Tort Worth Indep. School District j
*
i*
,
,
.
follows:
Quebec
sold
was
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬
Har
awarded
ap¬
County School District ]
bounty
Corporation,
Co., Inc., jointly, as
&
•
oona
First of Texas
Russ
bonds
years
price of par."
a
Pierce
900 school building bonds was sold
and
3
Legality
(P. O. Seattle),
No. 324
$300,-
1967. Principal and
interest payable at the Mercantile
National Bank, Dallas.
Legality
,
,
Stindeen Indep. Sch. District, Texas
to the
405
3%s, at
Bank, Humble. Legality ap¬
proved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of NewYork City.
of
after
issue.
of
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000general obligation bonds was sold
to
the State of Washington,
as
State
issue
8
the
CANADA
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
No.
(CST) on June 24 for the
purchase of $200,000 school house
ootids.
Datea Juiy 1, iy57.
Dute
on April
1 from 1958 to 1977 iriclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the Humble
Sale—An
Interest J-J.
Board,
Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., La Corporation de
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
Ltd., Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.,
L. G. Beaubien & Co., Ltd., Cle¬
ment, Guimont, Inc., and Florido
Matteau, as 5V2S, at a price of
95.27, a basis of about 6.30%.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July 1
the purchase of $350,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Finance
State
Keith
King County, Bellevue Sch. District
p.m.
Bond
Offering—E.
School
group composed of
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, 1 will receive sealed bidi
until 8 p.m. (MST) on July 1 for
proved
Trustees,
bids
sealed
Callable
date
from
Spring Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Bond Offering — O. B. Dueitt,
of
Bond
on July 1 from
inclusive.
1987
July 1,1957.
building
mon,
Public Hospital Dist.
Sale—The
28 for
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1957.
Springs County High School
Thermopolis), Wyo.
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
clusive.
k
Board
Hot
$90,000 general obligation bonds
334s. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
on March 1 from 1960 to 1975 in¬
chase of
of
1965.
1,
June
on
July 1 from
on
as
er
Secretary
June
Dated
District (P. O.
Committee purchased an issue of
sealed
the
of
as
Grant County
Bond
for
1906 and thereafter
1,
5.80%,
inclusive.
1977
to
Rimouski
purchase of $30,000 sewer revenue
oonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Blair, of Spokane.
J. J. Maxey,
—
twenty years.
(MST)
1967
to
1978
sealed
bids until
will receive
Council
p.m.
Legality approved by Burcham &.
Slaton, Texas
bids
callable
No. 3
in 1968 and thereafter are callable
i as of June 15,
bonds.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Offering
$50,000 gen¬
street improve¬
Dated July 1, 1957:
Bonds due in
by
approved
Legality
receive sealed
(PST) on July 8
the purchase of
ment
Bank,
City Secretary, will receive
j
'■■■}■ *(P» O. Angleton), Texas_
"
Dallas.
will
Clerk,
are
bonds. Dated July
Nesbitt,
of about
148,000 5^s. Due
Offering—TullioTorghele,
Glenrock, Wyo.
Bond Offering — The Town
obligation
Dallas.
Bond
Riper)
Harbor Navigation District
Bond Sale—An issue of
Mercantile National
'KA
-
Due in from two to
payable
(J-J)
interest
and
the
J:
Brazoria County, Brazos
Vf
cipal
4
;
eral
Prin¬
school
cost
to
1968
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
for
the purchase
of $23,000
1, 1962. Interest M-N.
approved
by
Preston,
bids until 8 p.m.
for
purchase of $150,000 water
sewer
system bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July 1
at
Callable
\ Davenport, Wash.
Bond Offering — Jim Goodwin,
and
1958 to 1973 inclusive.
inclusive.
l v,
City
interest
275,000 41/zs. Due
24
Nov.
sold
was
of
follows:
$246,500 5V2S. Due
District Clerk, will receive
4s. Dated
as
Thorgnmson & Horowitz, of Se¬
'1:;Kvv4'-y■>'
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 24
from
as
County School District
(P. O. Lander), Wyo.
27
Bond
sold
was
attle. ,:r/-
,
,
No.
bonds
Marshall,
1965
to
of
as
for the
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
1
net
Cutler, of Chicago.
Fremont
composed
group
&
Co., - Ltd.,
Greenshields & Co., Ltd., Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., and W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Ltd., at a price of 93.28, a
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Wash.
revenue
Foster &
4,0
improvement bonds
a
1958
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
Sanger Independent School Distt,
j(CST) on June 28 for the
Texas
t':
purchase
of
$1,000,000 -schoolBond Sale—An issue of $100,000
house bonds; Dated July 1, 1957.
building bonds was sold to M. A.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1981
Hagberg & Co.
" / ,1
inclusive. Bonds due in 1973 and
thereafter are callable as of Ju.ly:
Slaton, Texas
O
Bond' Offering — J. J. Maxley,
1, 1972. " Principal and interest
1
purpose
school bonds.
Aug. 1 1957. Due on Aug. 1
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
at the
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
electric
juegality
.
to
Thomson
Coi
Blaine,
Parkhurst &
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
500
July
on
corporate
from
WASHINGTON
issue of
p.m.
,
Work &
E.
(CDST)
purchase of $1,000,000
WYOMING
T exas
Sale—An
Bond
Com¬
V,
price of 100.02?
a
A.
the
for
Dated
Sons;
Thornton,
Mohrv and
Farish; Reinholdt & Gardner; and
Independent Sch. Dist.
group
a
composed of C. H. Little, &
(
Paradise
15
ic
sewer
2270.— were awarded to
-
State Board of
Bond Sale—The
improvement
bonds offered May 30—v. 1$5, p.
and
Independent School Dist.,
Education
Sale—The $567,000
Bond
works
,
were
Mission
v.
t
Manchester, Tenn.
-
.
estate
origi¬
June 14—v, 185,
foregoing bonds when
nally offered on
purchased by the
Board of Education, as 4V2S.
6
June
bids until 3 p.m.
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Kean,
Taylor
&
Co.;
Blewer,
Glynn & Co.; A. Webster Dough¬
erty
&
Co.;
Peoples
National
Bank
of
Charlottesville; Green,
Ellis & Anderson; A. G. Edwaras
school bonds offered
tax
limited
bids submitted for
All
—
Monday, June 24, 1957
.
■.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
er's option.
the
.,
85
149
and gas liquids
-nd ear'* miT,«»~,»1.s
{Not availably.
+
125
t
123 " "
85
149
X
"144
135
t
181
123
141
190
129
128
84
151
+
•Preliminary.
130
83
150
137
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