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ISSUE
MONDAY
Re*. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number 5859
189
7, N. Y., Monday, June 29,
New York
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
■
-
INSURANCE.
shares
scribe
the
at
of 0.525 shares of common
*
of
company
STOCK AND BOND
When application of
fractional share, stock-
record.
a
,
Sullivan
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Offering.
i
1
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
used to increase
will be
i!
surplus.
Exchange
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
surance
Pacific Coast Stock
...
organized under the laws
were
at $1
offered
sold.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO PRESENT
Prices
Transactions New York Stock Exchange——
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Authorized
Outstanding
Common
stock (par 30c)
1,000.000 shs.
927.653 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters, and the per¬
centage of the unsubscribed shares to be purchased by each are as
■
f
Boettcher
&
Co.
on
a.
be
used
Reserve
from the sale of the
by the company for the purchase
common
of additional equipment and
produces high purity, ultraprecise
BUSINESS—This company
'
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO FRESENT
stock
set
bank
stuck
loan (6fr)
cents par»
•
(10
v
D.
Blauner
& Co.,
Inc.
Stanley Heller & Co....
189,
—V.
p.
Co.—Additional Financing Details
in our June 15 issue of
38,004 additional shares
plus 982 additional
shares of common stock that were offered to certain em¬
ployees (including officers). The subscription price was
«$16 in both cases. The offering to stockholders expired
*
on June 23, 1959, while the offering to employees expired
|—Mention was previously made
i the offering by this company of
of common
on
stock to its stockholders,
June 17.
Additional details follow:
UNDERWRITERS
—
The
underwriters
named
stock as shall not be subscribed for by
certain employees of the company:
coinmcn
by
have severally
sell them, severally,
below
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to
the following respective percentages of such of the
shares of additional
exercise of warrants or
<Tc
er
Putnam & Co
White. Weld & Co—•.
„
Chas.
-
G.
HFor
_—
—*
W. Scrantort & Co.__
Walker & Co
40
19
9
7
details, seo V. 189, p. 2672.
Edward M. Bradley & Co., Inc.
Hincks Bros. & Co., Inc
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc
Wm. H. Rybeck A- Co
Smith, Ramsay & Co., Inc
5
5
5
5
5
Alaska Gold Mining: Co., Juneau, Alaska
Offered—The company is offering publicly
Admiralty
Stock
1,000,000 shares of common stock,
share without underwriting.
(par $1) at 25 cents
per
■pROCEET>S—The net proceeds are to be
^
7
.Work, drilling operations and
BUSINESS—The
company
used to pay for
48
Corp.
M.
—
Weeks
Rhoades &
&
Loeb,
Co., Inc.—
C. Allyn <fc
Eache & Co.
exploratory
used for working capital, etc.
was organized under the laws- of the
set
forth
follows;
as
Becker & Co., Inc.—
Dodge & Co
Dominick & Dominick
Drexel & Co
Francis I. duPont & Co—
& Co
Hemphill, Noyes <te Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Salomon Bros. & HutzlerShearson, Hammill &
Co.
Hayden, Stone
Shields & Co.
Bacon,
189,
claims,
notes
on
been
have
which the company's
deeds have been
and
patented
approved;
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
Preferred
capital
stock
stock
(no
($1 par value)
par
value)
-
FINANCING
Outstanding-
Authorized
6,745,000 shs.
None
10,000.000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
entitled
rate of
before
the common
any
if as and when legally issued, are
to receive out of the net earnings, cumulative dividends at the
40 cents per annum, when declared by the board of directors,
any dividend shall be set apart or paid in any year on
stock.
The company has no plan for, nor docs it contemplate
issuance of preferred shares.—V. 189, p. 1673.
The
Preferred
shares,
Aerojet-General Corp.
group
& Co.
—
Common Stock
Offered — A
headed by Kidder, Peabody
publicly offered 175,000 shares oi
of investment firms
on
June
24
additional common stock
at $75 per share.
will be applied
The General
4,491,667 shares of
PROCEEDS—All of ths net proceeds from the sale
toward the repayment of $19,000,000 of advances from
Tire & Rubber Co., which owns 3,771,672 of the
Prescott,
& Temple-
1,500
ton
&
Shepard
Co.,
Schwabacher
1,500
1,500
William R.
1,500
Inc.
Spencer
Tucker,
& Co.
StaatS.& Go—
Trask & Co.
Anthony & R. L.
Day
& Co,
Co
J. C. Bradford & Co
R. S. Dickson &. Co.-, Inc.
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
G.
H. Walker
2,500
J.
Baxth
2,500
2,500
&
1,500
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
Inc.
2,500
1,500
1,500
„
Hill, Richards
1,250
Irving Lundborg- &.
2,5002,500
1,250
& Co*
Co
Pierce
& Co.,
Rauscher,
2,500
Inc.
2,500
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Kormendi
&
Inc
Co.,
Corp
W. L. Lyons & Co
McKelvy & Co
Laird
2,500
&
Co.,
—
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Contract
Air Force Contract
„
Cutler-Hammer,
See
Inc.
below.—V. 187, p. 2545.
Millville, N. J.—Correction—
22, the filing of a registration
statement
SEC covering a proposed issue
of 175 000 shares of common stock ($1 par) the corporate name was
erroneously
given as
"Airwork Constructiont'V The issue wllJ be
underwritten by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, New York City, and
In
Corporation,
issue of June
by this company with the
reporting
in our
Associates,
com¬
under
9,000
5,000
5,000
3,500
Instruments Lab.—Leads
Airborne
1,500
Inc.
Cutler-Hammer,
Alco
claims
1,500
Merrill, Turben <fc Co.,
Mitchum, Jones
Team—
and
which are in undisturbed possession of the
pany
by reason
of valid locations and amended locations
United States and Territorial laws.
Fifty-five
Inc.
1,500
Corp.—Shares in Air Force
below.-—V. 189, p. 2561.
Aerojet-General
See
1,500
1,500
Miller & Co
5,000
1,500
Whipple & Co
p. 2561.
Airwork
principal buildings are located,
issued to the company;
Twenty claims, on wheh exploration work is now being conducted
and further extensive work is planned, have been surveyed for patent
and
field notes have been
approved and advertised and the final
acreage fee has been deposited with the Land Office of the Territory;
Twenty-five more claims have been surveyed for patent and field
Ten
are
Lester, Ryons & Co
McDonald & Company—_
2,500
G.
-V.
1,500
3,500
A.
47
1,500
Inc—
Co.,
&
Reid
Hayden,
&
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
Admiralty
of
Goodbody & Co
3,500
Paine,
Fund Notidhs 48
1916
extremity
F*ulton
1,500
1,500
1,500
& Sons
Co
&
5,000
Co.
Island. They consist of 110 lode
mining claims covering a contiguous block, extending approximately
two miles along the water front and two miles inland.
The nature of
the title under which these claims are held and a description thereof
Northern
is
Connecticut Water
Carl
Brown
Estabrook
5,000
—
& Co
Webster Securi¬
Hornblower
48
Funter
the
Shares
55,000
40,000
•
223-7.
ties
thoroughly
opposite its name below:
.
Milton
Brothers
&
Stone
prospect
by
$25,000
375,000 shs.
Alex.
Co.,
Barney
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter & Co
mining
certain of Its
directed
mineralization
not
$19,200
320,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS — The underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares of common
Common
Smith,
1,500
Burge & Kraus
Ellis & Simmons—
5,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
Ball,
5,000
Ripley
&
Blunt
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co
Forgan & Co
Lehman
in 1915. a3 the Alaska Gold Mining Co. In
its name was duly changed tcf the Admiralty Alaska Gold Mining Co.
During its early years the company engaged in exploratory
operations of the gold and silver bearing veins on
claims.
However, in more recent years its activities have been
to exploration of the showings of nickel and copper
on
its
properties on Admiralty Island.
The work to date has
en¬
abled the company to reach its objective, a commercial body of ore.
However
the results obtained are so satisfying to Management that
it intends to intensify exploratory operations.
The work in
will
be
performed in accordance with a program suggested
an
experienced
and independent mining engineer who is
familiar with the company's properties and the status of the explor¬
ation
operations thereon to date.
The company's properties are located on the South Shore of
Bay along the west coast of Mansfield Peninsula
which forms
Outstanding
Shares
Baird
W.
Robert
5,000
of Alaska
Territory
FINANCING
Authorized
Short-term
curities <fe
metals
Corp.
v
Inc
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
A.
integral components in
producing scmi-conductor devices, such as silicon and germanium tran¬
sistors, diodes ar.d rectifiers.
Metals being fabricated at its plant in
Woodside, N. Y., cover a wide range of alloys—in excess of 1,500 dif¬
ferent kinds.
Customers of the company include Bendix Aviation Corp.,
General Transii>tor Corp., Minneapolis-Honeywell, Inc.; Motorola, Inc.,
Raytheon Mfg. Corp. and the Delco Products Division of General Motors
.
Redpath
Blyth & Co.,
Clark,
for use by other manufacturers as
alloys,
and
35
35
35
of Federal
Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The Course of Bank Clearings
shares will
production facilities for ooth of its operating plants in Woodbide, N. Y.
and Hackensack, N. J.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to
working capital to be used for various corporate purposes.
j
System
Condition Statement
below have severally
following respective number
named
underwriters
the company the
stock being offered:
common
Slitircs
Harriman
Reserve
Federal
Combined
scribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
of
Lazard Freres & Co.
Offering oversub¬
price of $2.50 per share.
3,771,672 of the outstanding
to purchase from
shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co.___ 24,750
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable
— 11
Foreign Exchange Rates
48
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
publicly offered 95,000 shares of common
June 24
at
stock
$5,875,000
General Tire & Rubber Co. owns
common stock of the company.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
State and City Bonds
Inc.—Common Stock Offered
D. Blauner & Co. Inc. and Stanley Heller &
Outstanding
of
agreed
Investment News-Cover
General Corporation &
50
Accurate Specialties Co.,
—Milton
{The
shares
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
1569.
p.
FINANCING
■
...
version.
60
Co.
Bosworth,. Sullivan & Co., Inc.
189,
,
1,347 shs.
1,347 shs.
12,000,000 shs. 14,491,667 shs. <
♦Convertible into 1,347,000 shares of common stock only with the
consent or upon request of the General Tire & Rubber Co., which
corporation has agreed with certain other holders of common stock of
the company
and will agree with the Underwriters purchasing the
stock offered hereby that it will not consent to or causa any con¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co
VP
-V.
General Tire &
Rubber Company (at 5'/«
interest)—
*3Ve cumul. conv, pfd. stk. ($1,000)
Common stock ($1 par)
.-
Glore,
follows:.
corresponding period of
|
'
EFFECT TO PRESENT
the
from
Advances
—
SEC Index of Stock
FINANCING
1S59 the company
net income of $3,832,662, com¬
months ended May 31,
and $2,363,958 for the
Authorized
39
40
Toronto Stock Exchange^
41
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
44
Over-the-Counter Markets
45
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
second
the
were
six
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Canadian Stock Exchange
until and if earned surplus has been accumulated.
public offering of the company. 750,000 shares
per share in 1957 and early 1958; 351,653 shares
be paid
Qan any
This is
the
pared with $922167,485
1953.—V. 139, p. 2561.
39
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Its executive offices are located at 405 Exchange National
Bank Building, Colorado Springs, Colo.
The company wrote its first
policies in April, 1958.
The company has operated at a loss since
its inception.
No. dividends have been paid on the common stock nor
,
Stock
Pittsburgh
The company
1958.
.13,
Stock
Midwest
received its license to do an in¬
business, from the Colorado Department of insurance on March
in 1957.
Colorado
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
Detroit Stock Exchange
capital and
■.
v,
BUSINESS^—-The company is a corporation
,
bf
Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
American
Boettcher & Co., and
is underwriting the
\
/
expires at 3 p.m. (MST) on July 7.
^Bosworth,
New York Stock
Maryland.
in
one
reported net sales of $154,636,267 and
15
27
31
36
36
36
36
38
39
(Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
and
EARNINGS—For
Page
;
Stock Exchange
New York
higher full share.
•next
'
-.
California
in
QUOTATIONS
the
given
are
company has
funded debt.
and other underwater , and anti-submarine wartime devices. The
operates facilities in five complexes, four of which are located
Navy
privilege" to- subscribe to the
In order that the total number
of warrants shall not exceed 310,000, officers of the com¬
pany have agreed to reduce to the extent necessary the
number of shares covered by their warrants.
The offer
holders
MISCELLANEOUS
-
is the leading United States firm engaged
in the research, development and manufacture of rocket engines for
military and.. space exploration purposes.
Its products also include
detection and guidance equipment, an advanced torpedo system for the
In This Issue
stock for each share of com-
create
would
formula
the
held
then
stock
mon
*
Copy
BUSINESS—The company
—The company is
*
a
Aerojet-General common stock currently outstanding. The
a
nominal amount of preferred stock outstanding and no
Stock Offered
offering to holders of its outstanding
of record June 17, 1959, the privilege to sub¬
for 310,000 additional shares of common stock
subscription price of $3.25 per share, at the rate
Life Insurance Co.—Common
Academy
$1.25
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Price
1959
This
•»
Products, Inc.—New
Appointment—
announced on June 23 the appointment of
director of advertising, public relations, and
corporation
Batts, Jr. as
research.—V. 189,
A.
p.
2133.
...
.
Arthur
market
,
Recording: Equipment Co.,
Inc., Westboro, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The corjM>ration on June 12 filed a letter cf notification witJh the
SEC covering 650 shares of convertible preferred stock and 225,000
shares of class A common stock
(par $1) to be offered as follows, of
preferred, at par ($10 per share); of common, $1.30 per share. No
""The* proceeds ^re^tl^be used for the manufacture and purchase of
Alden
electronic
Allied
Electronic & Impulse
recording
equipment.
Chemical
Corp.—Sales, Profit in
Uptrend—
months
company an¬
$1.50 shore Is
expects sales and earnings for the three
ending June 30 to be at record quarterly levels.
The
ticipates volume of over $200 million and net above
a
indicated. First quarter sales were $1G9,050,CGO and profits
equal to $1.15 a share. In the second three
582,870, or 87 cents a share, was earned on sales
The
corporation
$11.377,W9,
of $166.4 million.
2
(2886^)
in
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
tlie
first
half
of
1958, first half
share, on volume of $315 2 million.
ft
Officials
note
standing out
divisions
all
net
$15,359,701,
was
is
$1.55
sells
doing well with no particular one
thi second quarter of a year when
are
duce
or
New
products also
notes
sales
i^oing
well
lor
til8
of
its
a
«Iinnerwarc,
nylon cord
plant for
the
of
2029.
p.
Commonwealth
increased volume. The company
to
AIsco,
Inc.—Debentures
Suriname
the
and
books
at $16j/2
interest
which
proceeds
frmn
.to
business
the
which
name,
and
was
manufacture
awnings,
trusions
and
products
such
subsidiaries
ivs
ar.d
the
income
ol
had
$796,410,
4;
ended
consolidated
equal
CAPITALIZATION
.
months
to
09
GIVING
sales
cents
EFFECT
PRESENT
189,
li5%%
Edward
Leonard
Class
B
holder
par )——
($1
common
$106,466
one
$40,000,000
due
This
La.,
29,793
shares
of
its
$3.53
183,
541.
p.
1985
of
5%
subordinated
through
Lazard
June
registration
200,000
183,
2345.
p.
to
44)
4>
Theatres,
Inc.—
...
such
order
aiP
.
sale
share
of
64
likely
to
to
in
It
of
is
its
giving
cents
par
common
With
proposed
to
stock
convertible,
offer
these
no
securities
units
of
be
three
Joseph
'
D.
of
1
common
stock,
.
Order
44444v44;4" 4.'.
to
the
that
SEC- for.
Morgan
.
The
until
r
conflict
of
Guaranty
interest
from
Commission
acting
has
July 47,1959.
to
issued
request
44,>«3^44;l-r4'.4-:,4;%.'.-.Vi
,
-1958
.
1959—4 Mos.
45,836,245
39,711,188
26,268,836
5,824.000
3.349,000
23,168.000
2,776,393
2,575,292
11,558,072
8,856,443
7.518,060
-1958
36.004.230
taxes
income
charges.;
$
•
15,264,000
9,996,494
4,907,280
Ventures
consisting of three shares of common
preferred, at an offering price of $12
per unit. The
and
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
This company on
May 20, 1959, publicly
shaies of non-assessable common
stock
offered 260,OQO
(par 25 cents) at
$1
share, without underwriting.-The minimum
pur¬
shares, the maximum purchase
individual is 2,000 shares. These securities were
of¬
per.
chase per individual is 50
per
as
speculation.
a
of
speculative
a
promotion
4
old
stage
as
BUSINESS—The
Oct:
7,
1958.
Building,
net
line
444''.;44
proceeds
business
up
determined
by
the
was
company
Colorado
-
be ; used
for rcserye for over¬
offices; and for * investing'in the. securities
legal reserve life insurance company in the
company
The
44 "'■444. ;4;4'. 4".v
will
maintains
Springs,
company
incorporated
management.
under
office
an
at
Colorado
214
*'
law
tIncludes
SI,010,000
$80,000
is
'the
due
payable
Penn
within
one
& Chemical Sales, Inc.,
to prepay
Mutual
Life
and
year,
of which
Insurance
$1,600,000
Co.
due
Colo:
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
par
for
one
offering
EFFECT
TO
'44' '-4.4
Common
—V.
189,
p.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
(par 25
702.
cents)
__.__a.__
Outstanding
1,000.000 shs.
310,000 shs.
ol
Kaiser
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
latter amount it is proposed
$300,000, due May 31. 1960, from the proceeds of the financing.
5The $1,801,024 includes $16,005 repaid to an officer after
Feb. 28.
1959.
From the proceeds of the
financing it is anticipated that the
sundry indebtedness will be reduced to $1,274,376 by the additional
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
>
.
repayment
of (a) $800,000 bank loans, and (b) a construction loan
from it stockholder to Alsco Products of Cf
nada, Limited in the amount
©f $51,328.
The sundry indebtedness will be increased
by (a) $250,000
bank indebtedness incurred after Feb.
28,
notes
payable
officers
and
within
one
stockholders
offerings and a SEC-registered municipal with
oncoming four-week period commencing June 29 show a
continued
declining trend from the 1959 high in May of $675,141,210 to
the projected amount of about
$230 million
assuming no switch in offer¬
ings and market conditions.
.;
Storm
Windows
of
Aluminum.
Inc.,
sub¬
a
sidiary acquired April 1, 1959.
1iThe debentures
—
subordinated, to senior indebtedness
are
which,
,
which
562,544
equal number of class B
"for
for
reserved
arc
issuance
shares and 242,425
common
conversion
upon
shares
oi
Hirsch
<4
being succeeded
reserved
are
&
$1,334,000
Bache &
Aluminum
Co.
of
America—Partner
in
•
-
'4V.4''
.•
New
Foreign
Firm—
Britain's
'expand
the
and
formation
ICI
of
aluminum
largest
announced
partnership
a
manufacture
Kingdom
has
world's
organizations,
Ltd., Joined forces
British
and
approved
jointly
in
accelerate
to
and
Pittsburgh
Alcoa
and
Commonwealth
is
the
latest
diversify
und
Central
24
London
to
the
the
already rapid growth oi
particularly in the United
markets.
The
British Treasury
the
development
broaden
June
its
in
aluminum
ICI
series
a
already
fabricating
would
hold
recent
of
substantial
51
moves
interests
shadow
en
America
toward
this
becomes
more
the modest start in the
than
pick
vacation-breather it >
a
up
-
For the
tive
summer
weeks after
offerings" totaling
over
'
.
■
July 24 there is estimated
end.
Based
on
data
Bonds
Stocks
June
$10,408/750
Alcoa
President,
said:
partnership of
Alcoa and ICI demonstrates
companies that aluminum marketing
prospects offer
potential for such a combination of
technical,
the
'
_____
61,949,209
,
"It
brings
together
Alcoa's
70
years
of
acquired
developmental experience in the highly
specialized fields
production
facilities
of
and
for
fabrication
non-ferrous
ing
not
the
Alcoa
of
In
the
ah,
and
we
an
opportunity
have
has
achieved
an
annually in
plants
in
at
and
25
ton
the
whole
and.
about
a
7,965,600
51,261,200
22,636,630
22,636,650
r.*«; /••'
..
$i27;i95,6oo; ;n $102,960,209
Some of the
tures
on
its
to
in
products
many
them
use
the
area
big step toward bringing
a
United
on
to
areas
which
anything approach¬
States."
with
pending
locations
mill
in
products
the
for
•>
or
planned
United
* expansions
States
thousands
of
tures
produce
customers
on
,7.','
$230,155,809^4 Jt 4
larger offerings
are: $10 million Montecatini
Italy deben- J
$20 million SEC-registered Montreal
Canada deben¬
June 30; on
July.6, a $17,150,000 issue of International Recrea¬
June
29;
Corp. common, and 483.332 shares of Taft
Broadcasting Co. common; 4
300,000 shares of Financial Federation common
on.
July 8; $6 million
Union Light, Heat &
Power, bonds on July 9; $6 million Mallinckrcdt
Chemical Works debentures on
July 13; $8 million Jersey Central Power *.
& Light bonds on
July 14; $15 million U. S. Plywood debentures on
July 15; $75,930 shares* of"U. S. Polymeric Chemicals
on
July 16, and
952,033 shares of Northern States Power
Co. common on
July 224 %
A detailed
description of the above corporate
financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In
Registration" Section of the June 25
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive
"General
Corporation and Investment News" in the
Monday issue.
4
4 4.
.
combine
fabricating
112,000
general
and
installed capacity to
produce 798.250 tons
its U. S. smelters, and is
steadily approach¬
mark
Alcoa
aluminum
24 marks
and
ana
aluminum
of
background
products.
ICI.
•
had
aluminum
one-million
aluminum
invaluable
own
marketing
announced June
of
presently
aluminum
ing
'
yet
scale
ICI's
and
sales
research
metals.
advantages
have
and
manufacturing
"The agreement
the
by
tremendous
a
of
highly diversified chemical and
facilities,
operates,
approximately
employees,< has
resources
in
excess
of
metals
„v4>
86,549,209
43,295,600
_i___
Total
tion
belief
manufacturing, and
resources.
■■
$69,708,750
24,600,000
29-July 3__
July
6-10
July 13-17
July 20-24
-
Magee,
.
Total
$59,300,000
made
Dominican
,
new
y\,.
Alcoa
foreign
has
.
L.
•
Corporate Demand for Caoital
4
"The
■
>
•
.
and
Alcoa,
the
world's
first
and
largest producer
of
primary
aluminum and wrought aluminum products, and
ICI, one of the largest
industrial organizations in the British
Commonwealth arc! the United
Kingdom's leading chemical producer, expect
Imperial Aliuminium to
begin operations by Aug. 1.
Imperial Aluminium then would operate ICI's
expanded and mod¬
ernized aluminum
rolling mill and extrusion plant at
Waunarlywed.
near
Swansea, South Wales.
'
'
-ICI's Metal's Division, with 20
years' experience in the production
of
wrought aluminum products, first built and
operated
the plants
for the British Government
during World War II.
ICI purchased the
operations after the war and enlarged and
improved them only re¬
cently.
...
F.
n
!
$465 million of which over $300 million is in >
1''. "■
.4"J,;
.
both
-V;
to be prospec¬
compiled by the Corporate Financing Department of
the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, obtained from SEC and private
sources, the forthcoming four-week
corporate flotation picture provides
the
following breakdown:
:
4:
-
Both
*
:
con-
ft,
by
in
manufacturing and marketing activities. Previously, Alcoa
large investments in South America, Japan, Mexico, the
Republic
a
in corporate capital
outlays generally reported and
predicted—particularly if corporate excess
Treasury short-terms^ etc., are not disgorged into the capi¬
tal
spending stream.
;
:,
' ."
■
""
4-V4. \4>4;
and
applications,
plan to establish a new
,cern,
Imperial Aluminium Company, Ltd.
"Alcoa a 49(4 interest in the new firm.
The
and
by plans fbr similar weekly demand for savings
,4V
industrial
Imperial Chemical Industries,
the world market for aluminum.
Alcoa
far
so
bonds.
of
22-July 17) was approximately
aided by last week's active schedule which is not
If this summer's
pause
could cast
x
—
cash invested in
Co.JJ—•;' 1,333,000
;4.'
Two
funds.
.
:vEquitable Securities Corporation —1,33,3.000
V. 189, p. 2345.
'
4_ 4
"
to
$94 million larger
'
issuance
,
i
Last week's four-week estimate (June
:*
an
upon conversion of the debentures.
:4
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the
respective
amounts of debentures to be purchased
severally by each of them from
the company are as follows:'
/ f4V''■'4.4.
\ j - '..
'V
*
upon
completion of the financing, it is anticipated will consist of
$2,310,000
of the 5',v
long-term notes and $1,183,691 of bank loans (included in
,-sundry indebtedness), aggregating $3,493,691.
,
tot
public
dates set for the
1959, and (b) $90,685 ol 5*/e
commencing May 1, 1959, to former
year
of
>r
Corporate
-
produeine
100
plants,
has
SI.5
billion,
and
/
1
on
Independence
mortgage debt has security for such debt in
property of the
company or its subsidiaries, the debentures are junior to mortgage debt.
Which
'
179,143,820 156,511,909
108,413,518 103,927,981
27,323,434
2,170.108 203.474,096 180,541,597
4:
2238.
p.
g
- .
of
JAlumirium
the
of
existing
debentures !'of
involve
a
material
persons
under
Morgan Guaranty
trust indentures
American
Telephone and
three
indentures.
order
an
trusteeship
under
each
that
»
,
Co.—Seeks
28,379,409
operating
189,
con¬
'
-
,
1959—Month
taxes
'operating
—V.
the
Lindsay, President,
revenues
income
after
of
company
to
'$
Net
Net
build
block
/
expen.ses_44ii
Operating
Operating
Fed.
to
3000
applied
share.'
per
disqualify
interested
PROCEEDS—The
cumulative,
intends
the
affiliated
$
v.'.., '
10
stock,
the
will
^Telegraph
hearing upon the application.-
fered
seeking
shares
preferred
value.
4
York
issues
under
an
expenditures.
by
cents
&
applied
New
units
related
declaring
necessary
it
the
10
'4%,44;4
has
It
in
by
Corp.,
unit.
V,
acquired
at
"
of
1959.
site
a
outstanding 162,000 shares
were
not
ip
make
to
the
located at. 513 International Trade
Mart, New Orleans,
filed a
registration statement with the* SEC
600,000
of
and
three
.
Telegraph
cor¬
.'44-4.5'';
of
sale
lias
Act
Company
rela ting
February
Securities
per
Co.—V.
Syndicate, Inc.—Registers
Exchange Commission—; v
stated
the
preferred
..'4.4 ; 44'-"44'
4
Vice-President' in Charge of
of
$1.80
$2,000,000.
Period End. Apr. 30—
Investors
25
of
shares
$9
562,544 shs.
extent
Trust
as
'
T ' *
DeGray has been elected President of the American
Co. Rac'.io Network, it was announced on June 23
by
Goldenson, President of American Broadcasting-Paramount
office
of
officers
company
'Trust-Indenture
in
Orleans
Telephone
American
held the
Network.—V.
Lindsay
of
on
s'Je.res
other
Other
&
by
owriei
New
building
SEC—
This
as
convertible
Freres
organized
now
62.000
certain
from
is
':;.'4"V'
basis
commission
apartment-hotel
/ 44
in
1921.
of
the
American
V
.
company,
on
4,000,000
the
which
'and
Preferred Stock—
Broadcasting-Paramount
Securities and
public
To
the
of
company
head;-setting
240,210 shs.
year.
called
Inc.
net
650,00 shs.
payable within
has
DeGray
Radio
f2,000,000 shs,
par)........;—
Venezuela.
Alcoa
efforts
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
in
cost
proceeds
The
A.,
J.
H.
value,
($1
^Includes
Mr.
ABC
stock:
Common
in
C.
outstanding.
Payment of $35 a share plus accrued
made on July 8 at The Chase
Manhattan Bank, 40
Outstanding
$4,000,000
tfet
struction
1789.
p.
1,274,376
1974
extrusions
Aluminio
Broadcasting
$787,633
1.
market
de
DeGray Elected President of ABC Radio—
—2,310,000
sub.-debf;. due June
eonv.
and
Venezolana
estimated
an
of
Coporacion
best
selling
modern
v
be
American
FINANCING
fSundry indebtedness
Capital
Ltd.,
York, N. Y.—V.
American
TO
•;
Dominican
ate
will
and
Theatres,
and
'at
of
aluminum
a
a
was
St." Charles' Avenue
located
in
to construct
an
share.
common
Authorized
♦Mortgage debt
'$5% long-term notes
that
St.. New
1996
company
$18,241,103
make
the
debentures
walk
the
1959.
subsidiary
on
receive
company
a!"160-unit
$30,000,000 of 5% notes due
aluminum
aluminum ex¬
curtain
28,
of
per
'-
'
Feb.
Alcoa
an
made
will
The
*V
American Airlines, Inc.—Private
Placements—The
poration has placed privately
of
and
windows, doors and
as
nine
venture,
corporation
stock
Wall
-
EARNINGS—For
Company,
Company,
integrated,
dividends
by merger in August, 1957,
Ohio corporation of the same
The principal operations of the
of an
1945.
in
will
The
by
successor,
property
organized
•
be
.
'
;44.4-4-44
Araerace Corp.—To Redeem
tho
company and its subsidiaries include
the
sheet products, such as lap-siding and
elsewhere.
to
which
a
financing will be used by the
company to reduce certain bank and other loans, to redeem certain
outstanding minority interests in a subsidiary, to add some $2,000,000
to
working capital, and for plant and equipment. -
BUSINESS—AIsco, Inc. is the
and
p.
prices ranging from
1,-1961, to 100^2% prior to June 1, 1974, plus ac¬
crued interest in each case.
They will also be redeem¬
able through the sinking fund at
par, plus accrued in¬
terest. Application to list the debentures on the American
Stock Exchange will be made on
completion of their sale.
Net
pro¬
mines
bauxite, the ore of aluminum,
Republic and Suriname. and currently
investigating bauxite deposits throughout the world.—V. 189.
June
PROCEEDS
new
a
Arkansas,
the company at
105 .'A % on and after
redemption
Aluminum
Electric
in
Fully
stock
share to and including June 1, 1964; at $19
per share thereafter to and including June 1, 1969, and
at $22 per share thereafter through June
1, 1974.
The
be redeemable
would
Tokyo,
largest fabricator of
Aluminum in Japan.
Furaleo will fabricate aluminum 'and
magnesium
products for sale primarily in Far Eastern Markets.
Recently, Alcoa also announced a partnership arrangement with
Italy's Montecatini group whereby the two organizations took a
604
per
debentures will also
countries,
South America, is moving ahead with
plans
hydroelectric power project, bauxite refining plant, and
in that country.
'
'
Furukawa
closed.
common
Aluminium
is
.
.
Imperial
Now
being organized in Furukawa Aluminum Company of
Tokyo.
(Furaleo) an Alcoa affiliate which grew out of
negotiations with the
subordinated
The debentures will be convertible into
annually.
which
smelter
Offered—Public
convertible
goods
Suriname,
a
offering of
debentures,
due June 1, 1974, at
100%, plus accrued interest, to yield
1>.50% was made on June 23 by an underwriting
group
headed by Hirsch & Co. in association with Bache & Co.
and Equitable Securities Corp.
Offering oversubscribed
5V2%
of
products
.
;44'".'. 444; '4;:4 4V: W4- 4 '■■4" ''S:°4
•$4,000,000
worth
aluminum
the
The proposed corporate
setup provides that j ICI's 514* interest in
Imperial Aluminium would be represented by three of five directors,
including the chairman and managing director.
Controh of- the new
partnership would thus remain in British hands.
The
arrangement is the most recent of several- which Alcoa has
negotiated elsewhere abroad.
4i"
":i
for tires and aerosol propellants are
production of polyethylene compounds
pipe is working at capacity.
Allied just re¬
plant on stream to produce melamine plastic for use in
a
business
which
it
describes
as
"booming."—V. 189,
and
manufacture
cently nut
contributing
are
billion
at
Waunarlywed plants initially, at least, would be sold
through existing ICI sales offices in the United Kingdom, the British
customary in
a
seasonal pickup in sales of agricultural chemicals and in building
and road materials usually enables the Barrett division to turn in an
outstanding performance.
as
$2
Wrought
.
June
25,
1959.
;* :
Number 5859
189
Volume
.
ahead
in
business.-
concern's
indicated
that
' -'
•
tnev
'
•
•
purpose.
/r'
.-;w
'
of
to
be
adverse
six
stock
Common
-
which
4Of
'
„
shares
reserved
are
stock
held
for
under restricted
issuance
$6,001,776,
The
,
of
is
company
general
design,
research,
in
engaged
the
in
applying
of
area
development and
physics to
advanced
civilian needs.
Of t;he proceeds from the sale by the
company
of the 70,000 shares of its common stock,
approximately
$106,000 will be used to discharge the company's outstanding short
term bank notes, second and third mortgage notes, and land mortgage.
military
The
;
and
of borrowings evidenced by the bank
the company's
treasury for part of
$150,000
notes were made
.
the funds spent
substantially com¬
pleted as of June 1,. 1959, and for additional machinery and equip¬
v ment related
thereto,
and to provide working capital. .It is con¬
; templated that out .of the balance of the. proceeds -approximately
' $25,000 will be expended for further equipment in connection with
current
expansion and for costs of rearrangement and moving o2
v- machinery and equipment; and amount not yet definite (but currently
estimated: at not
less than $75,000) will be applied to
(
defray the
cost of additional plant and
equipment for expansion of the com¬
offer to the public all or a portion of the shares each of them has w ' pany's
vacuum
furnace division; and the remainder will be used
acquired or may hereafter acquire, thereby becoming selling stock- , , for an expanded program of research, for working capital required
holders. Such offering to -the public will be at such time or times as
by expansion, and for other corporate purposes.
.
•
the optionees may
determine, at such price as then prevails on the
New
York -Stock
Exchange. The selling stockholders - will receive the
$1.84 a share, and revenues
or
to
stock
a
36,500
manufacture
to
of $355,335,850. Tnis
stock options.—V. 189, p. 2134.
share, and revenues of
In the fiscal year ended <
Bestwall Gypsum Co.—Registers With SEC—
.
.
last July 1, trie'company earned $8,110,000, or $2.49 a share,
down v
J This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
sharply from 'the preceding year.
Revenues also dropped by more
22, 1959,. coveringl 75,769 shares of its' common stock,' 40 cents par
than $106,000,000 to $791,945,000. >
%,%>!..; ; V
:-value* The shares being registered have been or aire being offered to
i The * executives noted that there's been evidence of a trend in the V'
officer.1} and key • employees of the company under restricted stock
U. S.
cottor. economy
toward a freer market and away from high
Qptions, : a portion ; of. whici) may be offered to the public by the
price props and sharply reduced acreage., In the long run, this will »*
optionees. The prospectus states that the optionees, respectively, may
net of
of
Hosmer
Outstanding
.332,020 $hs.
Authorized
shs,
-i— T—*"1,000,00
$1)_____1;
(par
8,400
310,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value, by
split. The underwriters will purchase. from Mr.
the 70,000 shares to be held by him following the
split and from Mrs. Brew 3.5Q0 of the 100,000 shares to be
by her following the stock split. , ,
.
increased
means
*y
v;V.7'v%
:
reduced exports of the fiber—have/continued
-effect on this fiscal year'-s results.'
' .
;
. /;
months ended last Jan.
31, Anderson-Clayton* reported
and
S.
U.
an
the
-In
1958—particularly lowered cotton consump¬
fiscal
profits in
in-the
have
tp
shares of common stock, without par value, will be changed
into 500,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value, and the presently
outstanding 9,300 shares of common stock,
without par value, will
.
tion
shares
10,000
-
depressed
and Mrs. Eleanor N. Brew. In connection with the sale
the underwriters,
the company's presently
authorized
Directors,
of
BUSINESS—The: company, incorporated under the laws of the Statetliey declined to estimate earnings or revenues for the fiscal year
of California on April
ending next July 1.'
-J„• .. •
14, 1950, is engaged primarily in the design, <
For one thing, thev noted, judgment of this fiscal year's results, is development, manufacture and sale of data processing and photographic v
difficult prior to the'receipt of year-end reports from the many divi¬
instrumentation equipment and accessories, and has its principal offices
sions* of
Anderson-Clayton
which operate abroad.
at 1860 Franklin Street, Santa Monica, Calif.
,
:
.
>
iThe officials said, however, that some of the same factors which %
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO FRESENT FINANCING
;
But
.
the
Juhc 30,
V-Loari-due
Regultaion
and Harmon Whittington, President,
profit upturn in fiscal year 1960.
Jr.;, Chairman,
anticipate a
Lamar 'Fleming,
,
to
used,
be
1959. The proceeds from such loan
.were used to finance the cost of performing
government contracts held
by the .company. Negotiations are pending for a line of credit with a
bank in Los Angeles to be used <by the company as required for such
'tliev expect increased business in the months
nearly all pliasts of the big cotton merchandising and food t
processing
will
stock
mon
from the sale of the additional com¬
extent available to pay off the 6%
net proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
Inc.—Expects Sales Rise—
Anderson-Clayton & Co.,
Company- officials paid
1
(2887) ' 3
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
compared with net of £6.340,214, or $1.92 a
$450,214,636 in 4he-first half of fiscal 1958.
reimburse
additions
for
company's
the
to
facilities,
plant
.
benefit
added
industry,»•'they -'said.'
cotton
the -entire
?
v
.
because of a fast-recovering domestic ^textile in¬
dustry andhlow Inventories of cotton abroad, demand likely will Increases enough .to offset an expected larger cotton crop in the coming
crop season beginning Aug. 1. Estimates of the new crop range from 13,They
560.000
to
1958-59
that
crop
I-A
year.
11,500,000
with
bales, * compared
16,500.000
.
.
.
bales
.
■
the f;
ill
phase* of- Anderson-Clayton's activities Is in the proproducts and in buying and selling Brazilian coffee.
Mr. Whittington noted, for example, that while capital outlays for the
company as a whole have fallen'slightly from last year's $7,699,773
expenditure, the company is continuing to expand and modernize its
food processing plants.—V. 185, p. 1382. - 7 .■
!
'
of
W. C. Pitfield & Co. underwriting
a
This
is
slated
for.general
corporate
construction
their
•
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—Partial
The
of
y
will be made at
Simons
-
corporation
on
before
Co.,
on
share. V
^
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
•
best efforts basis, at a price of $2 per
a
Net
income—
?
lll<jreased—
1959
■
1958
;—2,226,770
—_—
625,200
•
$564,617
.113,912
$2,154,638
—____™™——
dividend-————
stock
Preferred
Redemption—
'
Business—
V Balance
Earned
the
113,915
t
——
ranging from a minimum of $2,062,500 to a maximum of
The remaining 37,500 shares of common stock are issuable
$2,250,000.
1,503,610
$1.35
$0.30
„
.1
1
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
located at 80 Shore Road, Port Washington, Long
filed a registration statement with the; SEC or.
June 24,
1959, covering 75,000 shares of common stock,, 50 cents par
value. Of the shares being registered, 37,500 shares, representing out¬
This
corporation;
Island,
York,
New
standing stock, are to be offered for sale by three selling stockholders;
and the
remaining 37,500 shares are to be offered for sale by the
underwritten by
issuing company, The' offering is to be
a
headed
group
&' Co. The public offering price and underwriting
supplied by amendment.—V. 189, p. 1463.
.*
by Emanuel, Deetjen
terms
to
are
be
Edison
Brockton
v
Offered—An underwrit¬
Co.—-Bonds
ing group headed by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
and including Coffin & Burr, Incorporated; Paine, Web¬
the exercise of a like number of non-transferable restricted
stock options to be granted to officers and key managerial employees •
of the company under the terms of a stock option
plan adopted, in •
1959 for officers and key managerial employees of the company. The '•
upon
..,
$450,705
1,508,060
share
British Industries
company
$2,040,723
stock—
out.standing___l___.___—
common
per
—V.' 189, p. 2031.
the
proceeds
%
available, for common
shares
Common
in 1951 and expire Dec. 31, -1961. Such warrafits
holders .-thereof to purchase common stock at any time
prior to their expiration date at a. price , of. $22 per share. If all-of r
tbese warrants are so exercised, the company will realize gross pro- .
ceeds of $871,200. An additional 75,000 shares of common stock are ;
issuable upon exercise of 75,000 warrants presently outstanding, which ,
were
sold by the company in 1957 and expire June 30, 1967* Such
" warrants permit the holders thereof to purchase common stock at any '
1 time prior to June 30, 1962,' at $27.50 per share and thereafter and ,
at any time prior to their expiration date at $30 per share. If all of
these
warrants
arelso exercised, the company may realize gross ,
16 announced
June
31—
Frovisiop for income Jtaxes*.
company
permit
that new business received 1
during the months of April and May of the current year exceeded
$1,400,000, - surpassing the previous record for any two-month period ,
in the history of the company by over $500,000.
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&
This
by
-
1956,
Astron Corp., East Newark, N. J.—Record
Profits
filed a registration statement with the
SEC on i
jurie 22,'1959, covering 152,100 shares of common stock, $1 par value, •
issuable upon the. exercise of outstanding warrants- and stock options.
Of the shares being registered, 39,600 shares are issuable upon the
exercise of
39,600 warrants presently outstanding,
which were sold
-
-
to subsidiaries
*
Santiago, Chile.—V. 188, p. 2b38.
or
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
March
ii.I' $43,034,351 $29,320,919
provision for income taxes—:
4,381,408
1,189,817
sales
Net
Ended
Months
-Three'
-
corporation, located at .1915 Avenue U, Brooklyn, N. Y. filed
statement with the SEC on June' 24 covering 425,000
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered for public'sale by
Black, Sivalls & Bryson,
for redemption on June 30 next, $40,000
due June 30. 1966 at 100%.
Payment
the company's offices, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.,
of
debentures
Bridgeport Brass Co.
^
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.
corporation lias called
5%
its
"
shares of common
groupC
lending
arid
purposes
programs.
'
registration
a
(PROCEEDS—The company will use most of the proceeds for repaytaent of bank loans amounting to $4,750,000 on May 29.
The balance
for
Big Apple Supermarkets,
food
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co*—Preferred Issue Marketedy—A 125,000-share ($6,250,000) issue of 5.80% preferred stock ($50 par) has been placed on the market
by
.
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growing'
duction
189, p. 2779.
.proceeds of such sales.—V.
net
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ber, Jackson & Curtis, and Adams & Peck on June 24
offered $5,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust
of new,; .-options' are exercisable at $27.50 per share to June 30, 1962, and
bonds, 5y4% series due 1989, at a price of 101.50%, the
thereafter and at any time prior to June 30, 1965, at $30 per share. :
business and the current backlog of orders resulted from the company's
If all of the options are so exercised, the company may realize gross .
yield to maturity being about 5.15%. Late on Friday,
previously announced expansion and research program. New products
proceeds ranging from a minimum of $1,031,250 to a maximum of j
introduced at the beginning of this year for
about 90% of the issue had been sold.
transistorized military f
$1,125,000.
v
and commercial equipment, and high reliability components for missile !•
The group bought ^the issue at competitive sale June- 23 on it bid of
The prospectus states that, since the company does not know when
applications, substantially contributed to the record increase.—V. 183, .
100.469,7%.
Other bids; .Equitable Securities Corp. 100.43% the bonds,
and to what extent "from time1 to time the warrants and options may (
p. .2642.
f
also as 5Vis. Bidders for a 5%% coupon were: Kidder, Peabody & Go.,
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f • be exercised, if at-all, it has made no definite plans for use of the
White Weld & Co. and Shields & Co., (jointly), 101.739%; and Halsey,
proceeds to be received from the issuance of the 152,100 shares of;
Astronautics Engineering Corp., Ilialeah, Fla.—Files Stuart, ft Co., Inc.,
100.927.%
,
.
,
.
common
stock- upon • exercise of the warrants and options, but that ;
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
it is expected that such proceeds will.be added to the general funds *
The new bonds are redeemable at regular redemption prices ranging
of
tile company and
from
will be used for general corporate purposes.—
106.75%
to the principal
amount and at special redemption
The corporation on May 28 filed a letter of notification with the
V. 189, p. 2031.
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' prices scaled from 101.625% to 100.
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SEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par live cents) to be ,
President,
Frank,
Joseph
his
that
stated
large
influx
,
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s
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.
,
offered
at TJ2
per
share, through Charles plohn & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be used to repay $580,000 of debt
.
and purchase $3,679,200 of securities- from Montaup Electric Company,
an
affiliate; the balance will be used for construction.
earnings were $4,525,822 or 94 cents a, share,
compared to $4,213,057 or 87 cents a share for 1958, an improvement
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility which supplies
of
7.4%. SJiares outstanding at the end of the 1959 quarter were
: electric power in an area in eastern Massachusetts having an aggre¬
4,842,376 compared to 4,851,447 at the end of the 1958 first quarter.
gate population of 178,000.
The company is a member of the holding
.-First quarter ,1959 sales were $-220,644,746, up about % of 1% from ?
company system of Eastern Utilities Associates.
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the 1958
figure of $218,975,212. Provision for Federal income taxes
EARNINGS—Company's total operating'revenues in the 12 months
was
$4,348,349, compared to $4,048,032 for the same year-ago period. ended
March
31, 1959 were $9,827,000 and gross income $1,931,000,
—V. 189,'p.' 1343. r. T
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V
,
.
;
compared with $9,706,000 and $1,906,000 in the year 1958.
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Borden
•
The
proceeds
working capital.
to be used for
are
.
.
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First
Atlantic Refining Co.—Secondary
Offering—A second- '
■
ary
was
I
offering of 43,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
made on June 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $45.50 per
share, with
dealer's concession of 70 cents per share. •
oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 1018.
a
This offering was
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Baird-Atomic Inc.—Stockholders Vote
-Shaveowners
an
in
increase
—V.
189,
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Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Receives
1
SPower Loan From World Bank—' ;
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World
The
.
Lomb Optical Co.—Debentures Sold
—
The
$8,542,600 offering of 41/2% convertible subordin- :
ated debentures, due 1979, was 92.4% subscribed through
exercise of rights issued to stockholders, it was an¬
recent
nounced
&
by-Stone
Securities
Webster
Corp.,
undertook
man¬
subscription period or since its expira- '
tion, the managing underwriter said, at prices ranging
101% to 108%, plus accrued interest. The subscription
period expired June 18. See V. 189, p 2563.
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Operating
Operating
Net
Net
V."
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revenues™.
21,408,209
4,605.200
operating income
charges..™
_
189,
p.
2239^
,
3,711,300
1,473,257
7,297,214
4,866,552
4,406,882
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a
$
18,875,800
1,783,423-
taxes.™
operating -taxes.
after
—v.
$ *'
$
4.135.Q22
-
" 3,687,584
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20,155,020
18,066,960
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.
5,933,257
15,715,£99
13,403,950
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Corp.
—
Common
Stock Offered
—
the 89,620 shares of common stock (par $1) being
fered,' the company is offering to the-holders of
common
stock of record at the close of business
-
Of
of¬
its
."
;
.
common
is $6.75 per share.
The subscription offer will expire
at 5 p.m. (PDT) on July 7, 1959.
Certain stockholders
of the company have agreed to sell to Bear, Stearns &
Sao
(
,
'.. The
f
$25,000,000
The
Brazilian
power
f
York
Paulo
in
and
added 797,000 kilowatts of
generating, capacity ;
Rio electricity supply systems,
extensions
increase of
also helped to
facilities, and
or an
capacity of the systems. The loans
of the transmission and distribution
the
fourth
the
the
•
The
loan
is
for
a
term
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-
(when received by them)
warrants evidencing-the
i
teed
by the
Brazil.—V. 179 p;
right to purchase an aggregate of 51,170 shares of common
stock (out of the 76,220 shares being offered by
',
the company). In addition to the 76,620 shares so being
offered by the company, 13,000 shares are being offered
by Bear, Stearns & Co. at an initial public offering
price of $7.75 per share. - Such shares were acquired from
certain selling stockholders.
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THE
COMMERCIAL
William
Dana
AND
Seibert.
CHRONICLE (Reg.
Published twice a week
FINANCIAL
President
N. H., filed- a registration
1959, covering 110,000 shares of
offered for public sale through
an
underwriting, group headed by Lee Higginson -Corporation. • The
public ' offering price arid
underwriting terms are, to. -be supplied
by amendment.- Of the
110,000 shares- covered by the registration
statement,
40,000 'shares are td be purchased- by the underwriters
from
two stockholders,
W. Arnold Hosineiy Chairman of the Board
This
company,
located
in
Concord,
statement with the SEC on June 23,
common stock; $1
par value,
to be
NOTE:
On
account
of
the fluctuations
In
the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign
basis
of
gas
used by Brooklyn Borough customers
last year,
June 1
in the
and
Brooklyn, Staten Island
approximately 1,139,000
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. now serves all
The
,
part of Queens. The company has
189, p. 1571. '
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large
a
customers.—V.
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.
Burndy
PLACEMENT—Pursuant
*
Corp.—Borrows Privately—.'
PRIVATE
'
.
,
to
negotiations
recent
the
com¬
has. received from an insurance company a letter of intent1 to
purchase, subject to specified conditions including the1 execution ol
a
satisfactory formal agreement, $2,500,000 principal amount of the
pany
company's
principal
;
held
5^2%
notes due June 1,
1974. Approximately $1,050,000
amount of such notes are to be issued to refund a like
the company's outstanding long-term mortgage obligations
of
amount
by the same institution. The company anticipates that the trans¬
be completed in June 1959 in accordance with the terms
letter of
intent;
This private placement was arranged iby
action .will
of
the
Dom-inick
p.
..
Dominick,
and
it
was
announced
on
23.-^V.
June
2563.
169,
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Canton Co. of Balt'more—May Change
Control—
-
Port Authority has appointed a committee to start
immediately for the purchase of- this-company, according
Joseph L. Stanton, Executive Director of the Authority.
The
Maryland
negotiating
to
.
The
Co. is Madison Fund, Inc., an
its name from Pennroad'Corp. last
principal- stockholder of -Canton
investment company which changed
October.,
Canton
-
Co.
of waterfront
owns
a
local
railroad
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the port, large acreage
terminal facilities, includ¬
serving
property and numerous marine
and a stevedoring firm.. ;
ing an ore pier,
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sell
investment was
the Canton
Y-»f.
J35 g La galle gtreet cmc^ 3 mtaois
-mder «-hp Act of March 3. 1879
Subscription!
£7200 Der year,
y
N
,
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Pennroad holdings except
interest. The decision'to
made last Fall.—V. 188, p. 1266.
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Maclispn Fund has .disposed .of. all original
Co. in which it. last reported a 79%
Canton
25 Park Place. New York 7. N
statistic*
25. 1942. at the post office at New v *
Canada $68.00 per vear Otner ooun
subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
S
Potent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers.
(every Thursday (general news and advertising issue i with. a
U.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company.' Reentered as second class matter February
in United States. U
S Possessions
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union. $65.00 per year: in Dominion' of
the New
„
interest of 6% .
to the Bank's Special
The loan is" guaran- *
1046*. •i"'" '
With SEC—
rate schedule with
the cost of gas to customers
following
in 1960.
Brew, Inc.—Registers
new
Brooklyn-Borough was consolidated with Brooklyn Union on
PSC determination that the move was "definitely
.
of'about 20 years and bears
Government of
(Richard D.)
a
reduce
Borough Gas Co. If approved by the Com¬
savings will be considerably more than- was estimated
company's consolidation with Brooklyn Union. . :
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Brooklyn
.public, interest.'.' Brooklyn Borough supplied gas service to 103,000
Brooklyn, N. Y. customers in Coney Island, Sheepshead Bay and por¬
tions of Bensonhurst, Midwood and Ulmer Park.
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including the ri%: commission which is allocated
Reserve. Amortization will begin March l, 1963.
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and
tire, savings will amount to $609,000 annually, some $58,000 more than
the' savings estimated When consolidation of the two companies was
approved. • • ■■>
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Co.
to
the
On
June 18 filed
which will
on
commission
S.
former
prior
_
should be completed and iri service
-(They
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P.
mission,
with the assistance of Bank funds.
The projects will cost the equivalent of $21,500,000 and the Bank's
loan
of
$11,6000,000 will cover the foreign
exchange requirements.
I
company
the
of
.
them, the Nilo Pecanha, was built
■
$100
Union Gas Co.—Proposes Lower Rates—
Brooklyn
installation is. a 90,000-kilowatt hydroelectric power
station serving the Rio de Janeiro power system. This plant is being
built at Ponte Coberta on the Lajes river and will utilize the dis¬
charge from two existing power stations situated upstream. One of
•
1959
March; 31,
_
hydroelectric power, station, increasing •
capacity-at this "plant to 390,-000 kilowatts; ' the installation of ,an
additional pump tofriicrease tHe flow of water to the Cubatao station;
and the construction of'a new section of the high-voltage transmission
system which brings power to'the city of Sao Paulo. ,, • . .
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on ;
1959, the right to subscribe for 76,620 shares
"stock at the rate of 3 shares for each 10
shares then held. The subscription price for stockholders
of
this
expansion of the group's telephone system.
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Three of the four installations being financed by the June 17 loan
are
for
the Sao-Paulo electric
power
system. They consist of- the
install*'tion
o*
two
"^neraring
unit1^ wit^
a
combined capacitv of
April 30,
<
to
13G,000. kilowatts in the Cuba-tao
;
Benson-Lehner
the
finance
13,764,000
.
of $11,600,000
replacement of a loan commitment of
to make in
another
about"90%
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30,456,938 129,857,018 122,221,401
21,137,359 83,528,984
86,808,845
32,663,384
expenses
inc.
Federal
Other
,'.j '
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loan
offering,
help
finance-projects which
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1959—4 Mos —1958 '
1959—Month—1956
Period End. Apr. 30—
.
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
17 made a
Juive
this
to
par
.
1
-
Bell Telephone Co. of
on
effect
capitalization consisted of: $17,880,000 oi bonds; 30,000 shares of
preferred stock: 40,000 shaies of $50 par preferred stock
281,632 shares of $25 par common stock.—V." 189, p. 2779.
VV*-
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entity which was cancelled in 1957 at
the
request of the Brazilian Government before any disbursements ,
had been made. The -first of these loans was the one of $13,400,000
-made in January 1958 to Usinas Eletricas' do Paranapanema, a power *
company of the State of Soa Paulo.
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The
Canadian
Bank. of Commerce and the Grace National Bank of New York are participating in the loan, without the World Bank's
.
guarantee, to the extent of $300,000 representing part of the first
maturity which falls due March 1, 1963.~
c
Prior,
to
the
current loan,» the
Bank had made three loans to
Brazilian
Traction
totaling
$109
million.- ■ These loans
helped <to
to
aging underwriter. The $645,500 of unsubscribed deben¬
tures were sold for account of the underwriting group
either during the
-Bank
finance projects which will add 220,000 kilowatts of
generating capacity to the systems serving Rio de Janeiro, Soa Paulo
and Santos, situated* in tite most densely populated and industrialized
area
in
Brazil.
This i? the s°cov>d of two io«m- which
t,v>e B"hk
to
company
Bausch &
CAPITALIZATION-—Giving
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•
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common
2778.
p.
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
quarter
r
voted a two-for-one split and authorized
stock from 500,000 shares to 1,500,000 shares.
June
on
Split:—
2-for-l
,
4
(2888)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
California Water Service
12
Months
Ended
April
Co.—Earnings Increased—
30—;'V "
Oneratine
..J®5.9.,,
Net
12,894,986
operating earnings
Nonoperating Income----—~——————-
11,634,574
$3,467,045
—
Interest,
before
deductions.-
11.760
/
St., Milwukee,
of
Wisconsin,
stock
common
Colonial
21,631
This
•
together with
Milwankee
of
owned
the certificates for
by them.—V. 189.
the
5*2%
2780.
p.
1,143,859
1,148,276
$2,334,946
Muss.
to
its
100,000 shares of
Investment
registration
real
•In
June
on
22
covering,
filed
an
and
income.
—
—
370,696
$2,153,724
381,405
$1,904,250
l,10o,988
—
--
Colonial Stores Incorporated—Sales
Up 7%—
.
Period
Balance
Shares
r—
of
5.3%
-
series
5.28%
-series
series
5.2%
series
10.435
"G"
series
"H'%-
5.5%
series
nonconvertible
4.4%
series
"I"
March
payment
of
19,
1959,
5%
00,000
vole
31,738,000
stock
common
31,960,000
issued
were
The
modernization,
common
retirement
ended
requirements
and
Six
Subs.)—Earnings Up Sharply—
Months Ended
Gross
April 30—
sales———--
Profit
before
Federal
and
taxes
state
1959
income
—
taxes..—
Net
profit
Dividends
declared--.—
Earnings
*
per
189,
588,055
$0.82
"$0.10
——
This
for
Instruments
producer
.
schools,
June
24
stock
and
undisclosed.
Soiltest.
armed
of
scientific
services
Inc.,
cash
for
and
SEC
payment,
the
of
soil,
concrete
of
one
scientific
the
of
equipment
agencies, on
which
of
and
to
the
and
condition
and
Mr.
Strelsin
world
and
ment
work
linerof
said
asphalt.
that Soiltesfs
domestic
and
markets
would
be
in
has
instruments
were
finding
construction
additions
to
Cenco's
Gas
expanding
and
acquisitions
net to
the entire
demand
for
Increase
in
Cenco's
The
will
Cenco
govern¬
own
extensive
the
broad
distribution
expund at home
Laboratories
of
and
products
should
also
and
15%
was
and
;
after-tax
in
said.
He
added
that
rapidly and
that
Immediately, because
itself
5
additional
first
expansion
and
plant
this
of
be
Calif.,
sale,
third
major move in a
recently acquired
of
scientific
Atomic
apparatus
its
order
an
Gas
System,
with
the
Inc.,
for
Columbia Gull
in
under
debentures
transactions
Holding
New
Transmission
Columbia
connection
with
of
in
issued
by
South
West
Corp.
(&
Subs.)
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
1959—3 MOS,—1958
$
revenues.—..
34,723,918
Oper. expenses & taxes-
26,208,293
Net
operating income
etc. deduct's (net)
Int.,
Ne't
income—
•Earns,
per
•On
—V.
8,465,625
7,644,413
2,935,241
2,834,969
5,530,384
share..
com.
10,287,317
4,809,444
$0.54
shares
issued
38,979,096
12,074,086
26,905,010
of
Co.,
and
to
of
$0.47
and
189. p. 2347.
$2.61
outstanding
at
to
issue
two
series
of
to
other
further
31,
per share.
Offering oversubscribed
to
proposes
fered
and
by
its
the
holders
Columbia
of
all
Gulf,
debentures,
in
deliver
170,000 shares
of
common
oi! June
stock
at
a
ment
of
chase
sub¬
will
the
its
office,
for
to
the
building
and
sale
of
the
by
the
warehouse
the
common
used
by the company
National Bank of
Tampa
land presently leased
and
manufacturing
site.
general
funds
to
be
used
BUSINESS—Company
herbicides,
sealers,
for
general
corporate
Skip
Terrazzo
for
retail
pur¬
Tampa*
at
and
through
The company
plans to
for retail sale in
the
"Skip
Terrazzo
grocery
rapidly produce
stores
and
of
the
of
the
the
balance
of
completion
of
the
in
bulk
home.
for
The
com¬
and
other
in
one
Tetall
quart
outlets.
additional products
the current
sale of common
stock, outstanding
capitalization of the
company, will consist of 305,000
whares of common
stock.—V. 189, p. 2564.
Christiana Oil Corp.—To Redeem
Notes—
The
corporation
tstanding 57c
100?*.—V.
189,
p.
Finance
Corp., Milwaukee, Wis.
change Offer—.
The
corporation
of its
snares
stock
of
par
Milwaukee
outstanding
The
$2
stock
proposal
on
is
June
value
Loan
of
15
offered
to
common stock
& Finance
for
Co.,
Milwaukee.
conditioned
upon
Su
exchange
—
a
Makes
total
retired,
called
for
of
being
stock
of
Preferred
the
parent
Transmission
since
company
is
in
the
Co.—Transactions
With
May 31—
revenues
per
•Based
on
1959
—■
——
_
1958
$48,039,980 $45,142,212
37,602,101
(r»et)_—
$6,712,179
$7,439,449
—
1,336,624
1,170,491
$5,375,555
-
$6,268,958
$2.03
$2.36
—
stock
common
share
common
2,651,360
——
shares
in
each
period.—V.
189,
p.
Compudyne Corp.—Stock Offered—Milton
Incorporated is manager of an
1020.
with
the
Milwaukee.
all of the
Milwaukee
will
be
D.
Blauner
underwriting
offered
part
Plans Atomic Power Plant
—
the
Karn
for
plant
conventional
a
ending
said
the
A.E.C.
will
cost
in
electric
The
research
as
company
and
develop¬
1973.
is
company
assistance-
investigating the pos¬
the project, but hasn't
on
yet.
7
tli
of
$30
million,
generating plant
announcement.
cost
at
conventional
power
\
*
generating
portion,
Electric Co.
General
instrumentation, nuclear fuel, element
generating equipment. Commonwealth Associ¬
Mich., will provide engineering services.
would
contribute substantially toward the
cost
and development work on the reator
core and fuel
power
said
that
GE
goal
50,000
would
be
kilowatts
the
pint
design.
to
to
increase
the
plant's, capacity, from
through refinements in the 4Vi
75,000
into
goes
Consumers Water Co.,
Portland, Me.—Files With SEC
company
covering
June
011
9,800
filed
4
shares
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
$1)
(par
at $29.25 per
with
to
be
the
offered
share, through H. M. Payson
Co., Portland, Me.
The proceeds are to
go to selling stockholders.—V.
154, p.-2781.
'
»
Cutler-Hammer Inc.—Unit Leads A. F.
Contract Team
The Air Force has awarded
Laboratory,
$38,900,000 contract to Airborne Instru¬
a
division
a
of
Cutler-Hummer, Inc., for the develop¬
design of airborne electronic equipment.
Airborne Instruments heads
up an eight-member team of
participat¬
ing companies which was chosen for the
ment
and
award
Materiel
Command headquarters and other
Although the official announcement does
borne
equipment is
pose,"
involved,
interchangeable
types
of
new
and
developing would consist
switched
stantial
about
The
of
according
each
team consist
to
vehicle
savings made in
series
the
would
time
having
pur¬
used
by
be
to
air¬
"all
an
can
"tailor"
a
and
mission
boxes"
which
involved.
reduced
to
it is
money,
is
what
small planes or missiles,
its team members are
or
"black
of
be
and
of
just
it
which
Instead
by Air
groups.
specify
indicate
system
Instruments
a
evaluation
Force
nots
sources
missiles.
Airbore
after
Air
specifically for large
which
system
trade
reconnaissance
planes
reconnaissance system
the
could
be
Redesigning
minimum
a
and
or
sub¬
understood.'
of
Sperry Gyroscope Co.. a division of Sperry Rand
Electric
Products
division
of
General Telephone &
Corp.; Raytheon Co.; Haller, Raymond &
Brown,
Inc.;
Temco Aircraft Corp.; Filtron
Co., Inc.; Aerojet-General
Corp., a sub¬
sidiary of General Tire & Rubber Co., and Airborne Instruments.
In addition to
managing the group. Airborne Laboratories will also
do
development work, and it is understood that the
eight-company
team has spent
about $500,000 of
its own money in
preparing ttoe
engineering material on which the successful bid was based.
Co.;
Sylvania
Electronics
group
18, 214,071 shares of common
price of $3 per share. Of the total number of
shares being
offered, 172,000 shares are being sold for
stock at
the
a
account
account
of
of
a
the
and
company
former director of the
company.
sold without benefit of a
selling
will
be
and
42,071
shares
selling stockholder, Philip M.
proceeds
used
the
by
control
from
the
of
C.
for
the
Gotthold, a
quickly
continue
172,000
the
techniques for incorporation
into
control
shares
development
the
systems.
The balance of the proceeds will
the
company's general, funds to be available for
general
of
aeronautical
employed
in
industries,
and
for
chemical, petroleum
in
use
in
the
Pa.
to
As
of
March
approximately
the
production
of
and
and
of
company's
be
missile
test
processing
facilities,
pro¬
industries.- Man¬
offices of the company are located in
Hatboro,
1959, the company's backlog of orders
amounted
$1,300,000.
company
1,
will
real
1961.
consist
estate
the
of
623,284
mortgages,
and
shares
of
$100,000
common
of
6%
System, Inc.
The
—
recent
in
36-mon^h
the
Rights Offering Over¬
offering by Trans Caribbean
—
subscription price
Airways continues
class
A
Detroit
&
stock
o|, $10
to
and
share. Trans
150»000 shares of
shares of the class B
per
own
2,000,000
stock aggregating 86% of the
total outstanding issued
capital stock of D. C. Transit System, Inc.
(Delaware).
(For details, see V. 189, p. 2032.)—V.
189, p. 2348.
Canada
Tunnel
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
OffSix
Gross
Months
Ended
all
revenue
before
April
30—
1959
income
$1,167,407
391,989
447,618
■
sources
interest and
1958
$1,115,772
-
taxes
Interest
Provision
Net
for income
received
income
Earns,
—V.
per
taxes
from
17,085
19,741
154,527
182,340
and
tax withheld on
Canadian subsidiary
-
—
$220,377
share
on
outstdg.
$5 par com.
stock
$245,537
$0.30
187, p. 2S04.
*
$0.34
Delaware Power & Light
Co.—Higher Earns. Expected
This company should earn
$1.70 a common
and better than $3 for the
year as a whole,
stock; $18,750 of
debentures due Dec.
share
for
the
first
.
.
"We've earned
whole
first
year-end
half
much
as
last
earnings
in
the first
year"—$1.45
would
"exceed"
a
five months
share,
the
he
of
1958,
of
common
1958
or
share,
$1.45
a
common
shares
on
quarter showed earnings of
compared
with
$2,125,633,
Hyer
said
the
sharp
rate
of
85
for
cents
the
results.
on
rev¬
reported
earnings
$24,892,457.
or
$12,390,900,
or
increase
share,
a
revenues
period.
MY.
the
that
utility's
$2.89
utility
1959
in
"indicated
indicated first half
company earned $7,447,020. or
$50,161,000. For the 1958 hajf, the
initial
earned
we
He
per share the company
said he doesn't feel the
the
$3,723,406,
The
as
said.
•'
$2.98
estimated at the beginning
oT1959.fBut
1959 per share
earnings will be double the
enues
half
according to Frank P. Hyer,
President.
For
EARNINGS—For the six months ended March
31, 1959, the company
"and
its subsidiary had
consolidated net billings
of $912,020.
Upon
completion of the current
financing outstanding capitalization of the
5(2%
equipment
American Stock Exchange, was
fully subscribed
the
at
Caribbean
corporate
and
1,
prototype
added
chemical, petroleum and metal
instrumental weighing equipment
metal
the
on
for
of
BUSINESS—This corporation is engaged in the
design, development,
assembly and manufacture of devices and electronic
systems used in
the
automatic control
duction processes
ine
Airways Inc. of 350,000 shares of class A common stock
of the D. C. Transit
System, Inc. (Delaware), now listed
Net
was
Transit
subscribed
dividends
its
of
nearly
12 months
of
work
is believed
to have been
done
already. It is understood there will be substantial
production contracts
running very much larger than the
present development contract;—
V. 187, P. 2548.
group.
sale
to
company
The issue
completion
program
June
on
ufacturing facilities
made
no
34,943,998
——$10,437,879 $10,198,214
10,774,581
10,504,502
4,062,402
3,065,053
6 Co.
which
products
and
E.
and
after
The
No¬
System, Inc. above.
expenses
for
•Earned
present
11,116
said
initial
SEC
common
2672.
Gas
dividends
Earned
of
redemption, or both. •
The exchange
period under the
proposal will expire on Aug. 1, 1959,
or
such
earlier da.e, not
prior vo J"ly 1, 1959, as
may be snecified
by the company
upon five days
written notice to J. H.
Hendee, Sr.
the
of
stock
common
income
at
Ex¬
will receive
company
operation.
V
'
Mr. Karn said the
plant would be powered by direct
cycle, forced
boiling water reactor. Its primary objective wll be
the
development of engineering and economic data
on
"high power density
and
high specific piwer."—V. 189, p. 2672.
pipe
—
stock
11,116 shares of common
a5
not;less than 80% of the common stock of
The-Agreement provides that
before the
exchange date,
outstanding 5%
cumulative
preferred
the
purposes.
being all of the issued
exchanges
of
that
income
Net
to
Civic
The
1962,
period
a
including
"tailoring" for
Gulf
PROCEEDS—Net
has called for
redemption on July 15, 1959, all
convertible subordinated notes
due Feb. 1, I960
2871.
bo
thereof, eight trusts,
by Eastman Dillon,
Union
price and underwriting terms
circulation,
system.
the
over
applying
Karn
years
exchange. Such
Columbia
in
than
more
decision
research
He
an
D.
for
waxes
Y„
to
Inc., of Jackson,
Mr.
debentures
insecticides,
packaging two products,
market
50%
Operating income
company's
in
Sealer"
held
disclosed
p.
Income deductions
and
Tampa
N.
covering
value,
1675.
p.
operation
Dan
fabrication
ates,
Columbia
such
outstanding 50%
Approved—
Operating
Operating
purposes.
future.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
the
the
manufactures cleaners, detergents,
deodorants, disinfectants and
Cleaner"
sale
the
company for
in
York,
1959,
par
•
pay¬
the
soaps,
commercial use, the
automotive trade and for use
company until 1957 packaged all of
its products
mercial and other
large users. In 1957 it
began
cans
the
for
the
purposes
construction of additional
warehousing space
The; balance of the
proceeds will be added to
shares,
lor
$1
'
plant,
Following
price of $3
First
,
1,000
,
headed
offering
by amendment.
189,
stock,
be built by Beclitel
Cor]), of San Francisco.
supply the nuclear reactor,
will
to
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Co.—Earnings—
of¬
are
has
also
189,
Columbia
Gross
$120,000
of
24
acquired
of
See Columbia
Offered—Pierce, Car-
per share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
together with other funds will be
Schneider
Parent
and the books closed.,
and associates
has
Pictures
12 Months Ended
Chemex Industries, Inc.—Stock
rison, Wulbern, Inc.
1
2,500
4,000
holders
present
group
public
capacity, according to the
to charge off this extra
of
a
The
of
acquired by it to Columbia Gulf for
cancellation and to
therefor approximately $93,720,000 of
installment
1,383,200 shares of common
stock, $25 par value, to be
Columbia Gulf.
England.—V.
]
the
common
plans
sibility
effectuate
acquisition
consummating an arrangement to sell the
newly-acquired
50% interest to Paul Nuthanson of
Canada, Vice-President of
EmpireUniversal Films, Ltd. and a
director of British-Lion
Films, Ltd. of
Central Soya Co.,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 1,500 shares of common stock
(no par)
was made on June 18
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $61 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.50
per share.
This
.
5,000
12,500
.
by
The
for
President
non-
many
process
1959.
30,000
—
outstanding
sale
Co.
expense
made
recent
subsidiaries
of
Mr.
$2.44
March
5,000
Co
underwriting
milion
it
ment
com¬
its
similar
exchange
Columbia
25,135,694
its
supplied
$10
said
vember,, 1926, when the company absorbed the
Canadian franchise,
Independent Films, LUl., and the name was
changed to Columbia
Pictures of
Canada, Ltd.
36,069,453
10,933,759
17,500
30,000
-
proceeds.—V.
or
Allen.
31,683,445 149,846,728 138,524,385
24,039,032 110,867,632 102,454,932
of
&
Scheduled
Columbia Pictures of
Canada, Ltd. from the Premier Operat¬
ing Corp., it hus been announced
by A. Schneider, President. Prin¬
cipal stockholders of the Premier
Operating Corp. are Louis Rosenfeld,
President of Columbia Pictures
of
Canada; Jule Allen, and Herbert
1959—12 Mos.~1958
$
$
11,071
37,500
Co.
This
Gulf.
its
by Columbia Gas
line
bonds
assumed
pipe
corporation
stock
',.!' selling
Stockholder
■
58,000
company announced plans to build an atomic
power plant
Big Rock Point, which is on Lake
Micigan in the northern part
Michigan's lower peninsula.
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Acquires Stock
of Affiliate
Earnings
—
Co.
&
public
an
be
the
ments
The
&
■'v-
.
&
Consumers Power Co.
Act
Pursuant
available
and
mon
Central
.
Corporation
By 1962—
lands,
Show Gain-
for
to
are
of
2141.
holding
one
proposed
bonds
acquire
addition, Cenco entered the European Com¬
Market
by establishing a manufacturing
plant in the Nether¬
which is to be opened in
August, and also set up a world sale's
organization in Switzerland.—V.
188, p. 1042.
'
'
.
—-
23,
shares
through
con¬
Company
York
debentures
executed
Gas
notes
lor
•
mortgages.
2348.
p.
Securities
thereupon be cancelled by Columbia Gulf. The
proceeds from
excess funds now held
by Columbia Gulf, will
made
line
to
year
company
maker
In
granted
■
these
011
corporation,
located at 67
West
44
St., New
registration statement with the SEC on June
a
offered
representing
Columbia
is
made
was
the
reserved
be
the
of
:?■v
Fay
389,
75,000
Gas also proposes to sell to Columbia
Gulf, for cash, at
principal amount thereof, $10,000,000
principal amount of the
pipe line bonds received pursuant to the
%
bonds will
an
system.
Berkeley,
Issued
Columbia
Gulf,
proposes
the
20%
growing
evidence
Cenco's
abroad. The
industries.
the
Columbia
between
capitalization, Mr. Strelsin
Soiltest's
volume
acquisition
schools
add
from
for
being designated 4Va % debentures, series
I, due 1974, and 5% deben¬
tures, series M, due 1978. Both series of debentures
will
be dated
April 1, 1959, and will be issued in
exchange for a like aggregate
principal amount of the Columbia Gulf 4'a% and
5% pipe line bonds,
respectively.
laboratory instruments.
The
other
outstanding
agriculture,
ideal
proceeds
$21,000,000
oxygen
exchange
agreements
Alfred A. Strelsin, President of
Cenco, said that Soiltest would be
operated as p. subsidiary of Cenco and that the
present management
would be retained.
names
after
has
to
or
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Registers With SEC—
stantially all of the assets of Gull Interstate Gas Co., assumed
liabili¬
ties of Gulf Interstate,
including $81,400,000 of first mortgage pipe
line bonds,
4Vb %
series
due
Oct.
1,
1974, and $60,000,000 of first
mortgage pipe line bonds. 5% series due Oct. 31, 1978.
was
largest designers
test
the
&
Greenwald
This
present
$21,000,000
of
first
mortgage bonds*
retirement of bonds of John A.
Roebling Sons
for
The
Columbia
Ce»col;qommon
amount
nation's
instruments
to
certain
laboratory
government
shares
18,000
the
utility subsidiaries,
.'
Chicago firm, is
a
of
distributor
Soiltest,
life
p.
pany,
Corp.—Expansion—
substantial
a
manufacturers
quality
and
industries,
acquired
—V.
50,000
authorizing
Cenco
Hooker
MaltZ,
steel.
These new facilities will have a total
capacity
tons of ingots p. month.
The company's overall
capac¬
at present is estimated at 2,836,000 tons
annually.—V. 188,
The
2135.
p.
■'
-■
Ilamersehlag, Borg
Columbia Gas System, Inc. — Transactions With
Co¬
lumbia Gulf Transmission Approved—
577,93(5
payment of $850
and
company
options granted
Stone & Co.
>
Hayden,
a
before
the
stock
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Auchincloss, Parker <fc Redpath
plans
filed
to make
about
ity
$291,055
--
share-.
common
Loss.—V.
—
23
estimated $16,690,000 to be spent at the
company's Pueblo,
plant/ about $8,000,009 will be for installation of
verters
of
for
both
stock,
"*623,284 shs.
an
G'olo.,
1958
$2,939,984
June
on
bank
subsidiary.
a
Of
$93,772,058 $75,475,359
."V 6,182,984
864,191
3,243,000
573,136
—
income—-
on
Corp.—Plans Private Placement
follows:
as
$11,000,000
Corp.,
(&
& Iron
would
on
outstanding
authorized
restricted
•
118,750
*950,000 shs.
—
Inc.-——
Jenks, Kirkland &
particularly at its Western division; $7,500,000 for
debt; $1,000,000 for prepayment of sinking fund
of
shares
the
$100,000
•
.
principal underwriters of the
hereby and the aggregate number. of
severally agreed to purchase from the
company
selling stockholder, are as follows:
the
v*•"
of
company
bonds
cents)
Milton D. Blauner & Co.,
-
mortgage
in
stock
common
(J. I.) Case Co.
32,242,005 204.132,782 203,241,992
record July 1, at a special
meeting on Aug. 6, will
proposed changes In the bond indenture to
permit the financ¬
on
ing.
out-.
—
56,255 shares of
Stockholders
139,000
60,000
bonds
the
of
for
Outstanding
+44,000
25
May 21, 1959
from
1674.
to raise
dividend. On March
19, 1959, the
stock was split two-for-one. Common, shares for the
period
April 30, 1958 have been adjusted to reflect the stock split for
comparison purposes.—V. 189, p. 703.
a
and
and
$40,000,000 on first mortgage bonds for expan¬
sion and for other corporate
purposes.
The new issue
would be sold
privately to institutional investors.
6,347
3'^34
60,000
139,000
-
—
Principal amount of first mortgage
standing at end of period.
On
4,744
$25)—
(par
"C"
series
1572
pp.
—This corporation, it was announced
14,545
2,869
60,000
—
"J"i._—
5.08%
189,
Colorado Fuel
12,548
9.5«4
—
,
5.2 %
Preferred
9.738
<
"E"—i
"F"
—34,507,875
—
—V.
„„„
$
.
PRESENT "FINANCING
$100,000
—
stock
being offered
shares which each has
1959—24 Wks.—1958
$
to
shares
1961-
mtges
(par
offering
common
1959—4 Wks.—1958
1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
$25)—
(par
»D"—
5.36%
*
Sales
$12.50)
(par
convertible
End. June 13—
$
capital stock outstanding—
"Common
Preferred
i
-
estate
stock
10,000 shares
189, p. 2032.
$1,772,319
1,184,021
—...
preferred stock
on
Dec.
addition
117,730
additional
an
due
Common
public
company,
statement
stock.—V.
common
debs,
tOn
Net
Dividends
TO
Authorized
6%
shares
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Boston,
amendment
deductions
etc.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
^
$3,280,369
^
Balance
of common stock of
Milwaukee who wish to
accept this
offer should do so by signing and
delivering acceptance and assignment
Marine National Exchange Bank of
Milwaukee, 633 North Water
to
$14,914,*)43
r——'
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
.
Holders
$16,302,031
Operating expenses and taxes—
.
or
a
first
98
share
cents
in
quarter
a
the
was
Volume
5859
: Number
189
»ow."
1958,
The
SEC
corporation
Exchange
shares of common
without underwriting.
share),
per
PROCEEDS—Net
used
outstanding,
etc.
the
for
best
Disogrin Industries, Inc.—Realigns
Due
its rapid growth and accompanying attempts to keep its
facilities apace wita this expansion, this corporation
announced the creation of two separate and distinct sales
to
sales department
recently
divisions.
The Disowheel Division
the sales of Disowheel
Disowheel customers.
servicing of
the
end
will be responsible for
.
Disogrin Products Division, will be
of all applications and sales of Disogrin products other than
—V. 187, p. 1213;
The
Inc., Elizabethton,
Exchange Commission—
corporation, on June 15 filed a letter of
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock
($1 per share),5without underwriting.
The
to be used for mining
working capital.—V. 189, p. 915.
proceeds
for
and
are
Inc.
Industries,
Dresser
Disowheel.
Investments,
Mineral
Diversified
Tenn.—Files With Securities &
The
in control
division, the
other
for the repayment of subordinated debentures
and to reduce indebtedness to banks. Fabrex
—
notification with the
to be offered at par
one
of
Interest
commenting
the
oh
sale,
Dresser companies
"The
process
design."
process
Tile
Sale
v
fpi*
pricq
Dresser's
interest was not disclosed.—V.
'•
p.'2782.
DuMaurier Mines Ltd.—On
The
SEC
on
June
19
Mines
DuMaurier
Ltd.;
Kateri
r'
Canadian Restricted List—
announced the addition of
companies to its Canadian Restricted
dian
y,
■"
_
189,
the following Cana¬
List:
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.;
Queensland Ex¬
Hirsch
—V.
189,
International, Inc.
—
Exemption Application
Investment
189,
—V.
Dunn
;
1792.
p.
Engineering! Associates, Inc.,
The
SEC
at
S3
The
on
15
June
filed a
Comple¬
stock (par $1)
offered to the public at $2 per share without under¬
writing, via an amended prospectus dated Jan. 12, 1959,
650,000 shares of the offering had been sold as of June 1,
1959.
The company said that the balance of the issue
would be sold within 20 days of the foregoing date.
Durox of
Minnesota, Inc.—Financing Nearing
*.—V. 187, p.
750,000 shares of common
774.
sales
Net
Net
sales
before Federal taxes
Federal
Net
income
;
taxes
income
$1.05
of
income
a
for the
share, against
1,021,827
1,006,128
1,003,500
$2.34
$0.91
$2.41
quarter ended Feb. 28, 1959, was $1,051,239, or
$504,834, or 50 cents a share in the like period
preceding year.—V. 189, p. 1345.
Shore Natural Gas
Eastern
Co.—Private Placement—
This company, through Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities
has placed privately with a
group of institutional investors $1,500,000 of 5%%.first
mortgage pipeline bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1979, it
&
Co., and Harrison & Co.
was
announced on June 23.-
Thn net
p.
proceeds will be used to finance
natural gas pipeline—V. 188,
245.
company's
capital structure.—V.
El Paso
186, p. 524.
Walston & Co., Inc
9,000
Corp.—Sees Earnings at 1958 Level—
fiscal year ending June 30
William B. Paul, Jr., Presi¬
•
$29,023,786
revenues due
creased
to higher operating costs.
to climb," Mr. Paul
costs have continued
"Our
stated, "and we can't
rates the
Finance
legislative
increases on to our customers." He said interest
charges are regulated in the areas in which Family
and rate increases would not be possible without
changes in almost all cases.-—V. 189, p. 1927.
the
pass
company
Electric Co.—Rights Offering
Completed—All
76,494 shares of common
Fabrex
interest,
payment'
statement.
The
New
Corp., Ltd. — Unit to Con¬
struct Home Pay-As-You-See TV System—
Trans
Canada Telemeter, a division of Famous Players Canadian
Corp., Ltd., will construct the world's first system of home pay-asyou-sce television in Toronto's western suburb of Etobicoke, according
to
J.
J.
Fitzgibbons, President and Managing Director of Famous
Players.
Mr. Fitzgibbons stated
that the construction of the TV wire system
will begin
as
soon
as
the necessary equipment and materials are
delivered.
Construction and the equipping of the Telemeter studio
is
also under
way.
There will be a public demonstration of the
system in the Fall,
Starting with more than 70 miles of TV cable, with a potential
of 13,000 homes, the system will be
readily expandable to serve an
area of 40,000
homes in the West Toronto area.
It is planned that
at least 5,000 home units will be installed during the Pall and Winter
June
on
8,
the State of
industry as a
precision tungsten wire forms.
It was organized by Manny
Sol Feldman, Bernard P. Birnbaum, and Saul I. Birnbaum.
P. Birnbaum Is Chairman of the Board of Directors of
the company, Mr. Brucker is President and a director, Mr. Feldman
is Treasurer and a dircetor, and Mr. Saul I. Birnbaum is Secretary
and
a
director.
The company has an authorized capitalization of
and
Brucker,
Bernard
Mr.
which 60,000 are
of
shares,
2,060.000
issuable upon the exercise
options. Of the company's 380,000 shares of common stock
of June 15, 1959, ,^s,^.,pruckei^.Ff.l^m^,,^Bernard P.
as
Birnbaum
I.
Saul
the
from
company
an
of
outstanding
Birnbaum.
each own 75,000 share's, and each has received
option to purchase 10,000 additional shares at
price of $6.60 per share. The options ate exercisable to the extent
bf-rl;000 'ShaVesi'following the' expiration of 1 bach full year of em¬
ployment
with the company
and are cumulative throughout
option period with respect to any
shares not purchased in any
the
the
the
of
proceeds of the offering,
for the
purchase and
Net
used
be
the employment
that the optionee shall continue 4n
company
throughout the ten-year period.
provided
year,
assuming all the shares arc sold, will
construction of necessary machinery
work¬
time
equipment, for plant expansion and improvements, and for
ing capital. The prospectus states that it is impossible at this
to predict the precise machinery and equipment needs of the company
for
the
future, because much
will depend upon the results of the
and
research, development, operations, and sales, as well as
requirements and specific needs of customers. However, it
that the allocation of proceeds for all purposes for the
company's several divisions will be approximately as follows: $400,000
for
the capacitor division,
$400,000 for the ceramic division, and
$75,000 for
the micro-wire
division. An additional,-expenditure of
about $50,000 for plant expansion and improvements is contemplated,
company's
market
is
estimated
balance
the
and
working
provide
•
of approximately $152,000 is unallocated and
capital for appropriate corporate purposes.
Inc.—To Produce Its First
Filmways,
will
Filmed Televi¬
Feature Show—
sion
of
June
weeks
13
A1 Simon President of
24.
The shows, starring
Hollywood,
in
them
for the filming of its first
has started production on
Filmways TV Productions
Dennis Morgan, will run
replacement for the "Ernie Ford
has completed arrangements
television program films
and
Company
series
announced
Players Canadian
incorporated under the laws of
1959, to serve the electronic
was
company
Jersey
supplier of components,
including such electronic components as
dielectric, electrolytic, and ceramic capacitors, high alumina ceramics,
for
Tele¬
Fitzgibbons stated: "We will concentrate our first 10,000
installations In Etobicoke, one of the fastest growing com¬
in the West Toronto area.
We have high hopes that
West Toronto
operation will spread to other areas In - Metropolitan
Toronto and trigger the expansion of Telemeter throughout Canada."
It was also announced that there would be no charge to the con¬
sumer for the Telemter unit other than a nominal fee of $5
the
munities
comparable
connection chajgc,
Canadian Corp., Ltd. and its associates operate more
than 376 motion picture theatres in all 10 Provinces of Canada, con¬
stituting the largest circuit of theatres in the country.
Mr.
Fitzgibbons stated: "Although some exhibitors have opposed
pay television out of fear of its possible effect on the motion
theatre, Famous Players Invested in Telemeter many years ago when
to
NBC
on
as
a
summer
Show."
the company into the field of television
Heretofore, it has concentrated on film and videotape
commercials. Since Filmways went public early this year,
it has enlarged its production facilities and is now entering this new
phase of the entertainment business.
the first venture by
This is
films.
feature
television
addition, Mr Simon
properties
and
In
additional
reported that Filmways is negotiating for
scripts. The company is contemplating
when "21 Beacon Street" production Is
films
pilot
several
shooting
completed.
Simon
Mr.
planning to
is
visit New York soon
production in the city next
program
Inc.—Shares in Air Force
above.—V. 182, p. 313.
Filtron Co.,
to discuss possible
season.—Va 189, p. 1793.
Contract—
•
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
See
Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—Bache &
Co. is
on
of an underwriting syndicate which offered
25 300,000 shares of capital stock at a price
manager
of
Credit Bureau, Ine., Detroit, Mich.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on June
1 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 8,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
for
subscription by stockholders and employees, at the market. No
National
First
Files
With
underwriting is
involved.
telephone
a
Famous Players
picture
little more than an idea. Wo felt that
exhibiting motion
pictures regardless
pay TV was
business
of
we were in the
of the medium
they were exhibited.
pay-TV will reach the 'lost' theatre audience and
totally new audience.
If they won't come to the
theatre, we will bring our entertainment to their homes—through
the electronic theatre provided by pay-TV."
Mr. Fitzgibbons,
whose organization holds all rights to Telemeter
in Canada, issued an extraordinary offer to motion picture exhibitors
in Canada to join Famous Players in the "Pay television wave of the
which
through
that
feel
"We
develop
will
a
"We
Church of Elkhart, Ind. — Bonds
Co., West Bend, Wis., is pres¬
ently offering $350,000 of 5%, 5*4% and 5*&% first
mortgage bonds, dated May 1, 1959, and due serially
from May 1, 1961, through May 1, 1974, in denominations
of $500, $1,000 and $5,000, at 100% and acerued interest.
These bonds may be redeemed
at 102 d if redemption be effected
on
or prior
to May 1, 1964; and at lOO'S if redemption bo effected
after May 1, 1964, plus accrued interest in each case.
The bond
proceeds will be used to pay in part the cost of con¬
First Presbyterian
Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
building
The
various communities of
We hope that exhibitors
ill ea :h Telemeter community will participate with
us at the local
level on some equitable formula—to be advised—in the operation of a
Telemeter system. The door is 'wide open.'
"Installation of Telemeter in West Toronto marks the real begin¬
ning of pay-as-you-see television," Mr. Fitzgibbons declared. He pointed
for
being
now
edifice will
new
classroom
planning to organize companies in
local Telemeter franchises.
are
a completely new church and eductaional
constructed at an estimated cost of $1,122,711.
comfortably seat 540 persons and provide ample
administrative facilities.
It is expected to be ready
by December of 1959.
equipping
and
structing
and
occupancy
Canada to operate
out
that
the
what
from
different
Telemeter system of pay-as-you-see Is basically
done in Bartlesville, Okla.
There the public
was
fee for a block of motion pictures
of what and how many pictures they saw.
In presenting the advantages of Telemeter, Mr. Fitzgibbons
charged
stock offered for sub¬
scription by common stockholders were subscribed for
as follows:
72,930 shares were pursuant to the exercise
of rights and the remaining 3,564 shares are to be al¬
lotted among subscriptions for 28,142 shares pursuant
to
the additional subscription privilege. (For details,
see V. 189, p. 2241.)—V. 189, p. 2564.
June
9,000
9,000
Boyce
future."
Alabama, Birmingham,
Ala.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on June 8 filed a
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 15 year 5fe>
general obligation debentures amounting to
$250,000 to be issued in multiples of $50, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to make loans for automobile purchases
to people engaged in the field of education and for expansion of the
Educators' Investment Corp. of
of the
&
Mr.
Capital shares
Earned per share_,_______
Net
Bros.
meter
1959
1958
1957
$80,575,633 $46,651,151 $62,317,357
60,575,633 46,651,151
62,317,357
4,993,173
1,417,684
4,571,847
2,600,000
.
500,000
2,150,000
2,393,173
918,684 ' 2,421,847
Six Mos. Ended May 31—
Net
Stein
public offering will be
months.
Eaglc-Picher Co.—Earnings Up—
—
11,500
Co.—.-—
earned
concern
of
Famous
100,000 shares of common
tion—Of the
&
Cambridge, Mass.
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1) to be offered
per share, through Schirmer, Atherton & Co., Boston, Mass.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
corporation
covering
5,000
11,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
5,000
William R. Staats Js Co— 11,500
operates,
Exchange Commission—
-^Files With Securities and
Shields
Co.,
i—
Co
$4,622,692, or $2.22 a common share, on rev¬
in the year ended June 30, 1958. For the nine
months ended March 31, 1959, the company earned $3,454,108, or $1.65
a
share, on revenues of $22,215,561, compared with $3,518,913, or $1.69
a share, on revenues of $21,819,416 in the like year-earlier period.
Mr. Paul said earnings for the nine months were lower despite in¬
The
issued
has
SEC
Shearson.
&
&
Stiver & Co
5,000
Hammill & Co., 11,50'j
said.
dent,
withdraw its
the
Shspard
L,
corporation's earnings for the
"should about equal last year's results,"
This
an order granting the request of the company
application for an order exempting It from provisions
Company Act. The company requested withdrawal
of the
application for the reason that it filed on June 4, 1959, a
notification of registration as an investment company under the Act.
The
of
—
Rothschild
Saunders,
2457.
p.
F.
the
expenses,.
and
5,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Family Finance
Withdrawn—
to
Inc.
L.
5,000
9,000
Co.—-.—.-
& Co
enues
Dunhiil
<te
Hentz
H.
and Upper Ungava Mining Corp. Ltd.
The list comprises the names of Canadian companies whose securi¬
ties. the Commission has reason to believe, recently
have been or
currently are being distributed in the United States in violation of
the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933, thus de¬
priving investors of the. financial and other information essential to
an
informed and realistic evaluation of the worth of
the securities
which registration would provide,
*
.
.
plorations Ltd.;
Prescott,
9,000
Goodbody & Co.
5,000
Inc.
days,
price of 5c a share, or $4,000. Plohn has agreed that none of these
80,000 shares will be sold or transferred until after eighteen- months
from the initial offering rate of the shares covered by the registration
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
GO
In addition to the 220,000 shares to be offered tor
public sale, the registration statement covers. 80,000 shares purchased
from the company during June,
1959, by Charles Plohn & Co. at a
of
8,000
ton
the
and
Temple-
Jones &
another
for
the underwriters will refund payments without
underwriters will be entitled to no commissions or
withdrawn,
Shares
Mitctrun,
extended
be
may
Labouisse,
Friedrichs <fc Co.,
the
after
below, for whom Bache
Weil,
Howard,
81,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.„_ 11,500
Baker, Simonds <fe Co., Inc.
5.000
Bear, Stearns & Co
—
11,500
Julien Collins & Co.__
5,000
Courts & Co
5,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
5,000
Cruttenderi; Podesta & C0._
5,000
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc._
9,000
Francis I. du Pont
Co... 11,500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
5,000
Equitable Securities Corp.- 11,500
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc._^
5,000
paid by the company.) The underwriting agreement provides
underwriters fail to sell the 220,000 shares within 60 days
effective date of the registration statement, which period
be
will
interest
Shares
,
C.
A.
"all-or-nothing best efforts"
an
that if the
as
Bache <fc Co.—_—___
industries,
pany's small participation In Hydrocarbon Research is not compatible
with our basic objectives.
Consequently, in selling its hite.es,
" me
remaining! prtn'dp&l, Dresser*will continue its basic role of equipment
manufacturing and will not, directly or indirectly, be engaged in
the
for
rnent
of
below:
forth
N. Mallon. Chairman of Dresser,
primarily manufacturers of equip*
particularly oil and gas. The com¬
H.
are
on
with
expenses.
of
4r'o.
at 4Vs7o, bear interest at
Inc.,
Company,
underwriting commissions of 90c per share and $20,000
(The prospectus states that, in addition, other expenses
the company in connection with the registration . anddistribution
the stock have been estimated at about $25,000. These expenses
for
representative, have made a firm commitment to
purchase severally and not jointly from the company and the selling
stockholders the respective numbers of shares. of capital stock
set
acting
is
Co.
Securities
basis,
V
$1,400,000
050,000 shs.
at the "prime" rate of
borrowings were made
With SEC—
corporation,
lands
Outstanding
.
UNDERWRITERS—The. underwriters named
&
variety of events .of local im¬
public service."—V. 179, p. 2037.
located at 744 Broad St., Newark N.'J., filed a
statement with the SEC
on June 23,
1959, covering
220,000 shares of common stock, 5c par value, to be offered for public
sale at a price of $6.00 per share by Charles Plohn & Co. and Nether¬
PRESENT FINANCING
■ ■ V.
•*>';
"$3,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
within
,
and, except for $650,000
and steel industries.
chemical,; iron
In
said,
(clue
pur)'-.^„_„„
($1
Such
manded.
in Hydrocarbon Re¬
June 19.
Hydrocarbon Research, in which Dresser acquired its interest in.
1944, is a research engineering and contracting organization special¬
izing in the design of various processes in the petroleum, natural
corporation has disposed of its interest
search, Inc., of New York, it was announced on
wide
a
Faradyne Electronics Corp.—Registers
This
several years the company lias been granted unse¬
cured
lines of
bank credit which have increased from $750,000 in
1952
to $3,000,000 in 1959.
During the past year borrowings have
fluctuated from $2,500,000 to $3,000,000 as seasonal requirements de¬
in
and
TV
registration
past
the
-Over
Disposes
GIVING EFFECT TO
banks
to
stock
Capital
This
gas,
payable
year)
Notes
educational
portance that will be offered free as a
company
Authorized
leases, plant and equipment
have long range plans to bring outstanding dra¬
attractions into West Toronto, important innova¬
we
cultural
and
in
tions
to
CAPITALIZATION
Research—
Hydrocarbon
The
ness.
system
addition,
"In
matic
is engaged in the textile converting busi¬
purchases greige goods (unfinished fabrics), often
in
special weaves designed by the company, and yarn from textile
mills.
It converts grcige goods and yarn into finished fabrics, largely
of its own design, by printing, dyeing and applying other special fin¬
ishes, and sells such fabrics to apparel manufacturers, chain stores,
mail order companies and retail stores. .The company has generally
specialized in synthetics, such as dacron, orlon, nylon, acrilan, and
blends of synthetics with natural fibers.
Fabrex Corp. has agreed to
purchase at a discount the May 30, 1959 textile inventories of Triplex
National Corp., a textile converter, together with certain trademarks
of Triplex.
The inventories to be acquired by Fabrex are estimated to
total $6,000,000 and greigc goods orders of Triplex to be taken over by
Fabrex, are placed at $4,000,000.
Sales Organization
fpr the
motion
stated: "At the outset, basic programming
will consist of the latest and best
Fitzgibbons
features. However, sports will also play an important part—
particularly those sports events that arc not being telecast or are
'blacked
out'
locally,
partially telecast
only available through
closed circuit theatre television,
such, as championship fights.
BUSINESS—Fabrex Corp.
,
producers of the
picture
.
.
an incentive for the
know the size of the audience.
establishing
for
Is to
Toronto
West
shares will be
the sale of its 150.000
basis
programs
Mr.
apply, within three months after the public offering,
listing of its capital stock on the American Stock Exchange.
intends
Corp
proceeds Horn
the company
by
presently
short-term notes,
proceeds are to be used for retirement of
investment in contracts, mortgage's and real estate,
The
:
and the books closed.
with the
stock to be offered at par
3.000
covering
($100
Commission—
filed a letter of notification
15
June
on
Ore.—Files
Inc., Forest Grove,
Developers & Investors,
With Securities and
essential
$11.50 per share. Prior to this offering there had been
no
public market for the stock. Of the total number
of shares, being, offered by the underwriters, 150,000
shares will be purchased from the. company and 150,000
shares from certain selling stockholders, who are officers
and directors of the company.
Offering oversubscribed
tlie^lS58 period." Commenting on a possible
the policy in the past has been to pay out
75"o of earnings, "and I can see no reason to change that policy
The. company increased the quarterly dividend"in" December,
to 52!i» cents from 50 cents a common share.—V. 189, p. 2033.
part hilly due to "a dip in
dividend increase, he said
about
" *(2889) 5
Chronicle
The Cdmmercial and Financial
.
.
.
a
following
(1)
flat monthly
was
listed the
points:
operates for cash—no bills the next month—a truly paysystem. Experience in show business is that people prefer
entertainment for cash.
It permits the viewer to pick and pay for only those programs
It
buy
(2)
that
he chooses.
.
Street Building:,
John
than
H.
G.
at
a
Pell, President, said
(5) It provides the means ot identify each program
subscribers and acurately measure the audience of each
the sale will take place no
purchased by
program. An
earlier
Sept. 21.
Foundation Balanced
Fund, Inc.—Registers
With SEC
investment company, located at 418 Union St.,
18 filed a registration statement with the
SEC on June 18 covering 10C,000 snares of common stock (par $1).
J. C. Bradford <fc Co., Nashville, is the investment adviser, and Capital
Planning Services, Inc., is the distributer of the fund's shares.
This
newly-formed
Nashville,
Tenn.,
on
June
,
varying prices for different programs, depending on
of the entertainment offered. The ability to offer
different prices for different programs is basic in selling entertainment.
(4) It makes available a variety of programs in addition to motion
(3) It provides
attractiveness
the
pictures.
Inc.—Sale Approved—
to sell the 71-story
and set a minimum
special meeting voted
skyscraper the company owns at public auction
price of $17,000,000.
stockholders
regardless
as-you-see
to
40 Wall
The
Foundation Stock
Fund, Inc.—Registers
With SECrr-
investment company, located at 418 Union St.,
Nashville, Tenn., on June 18 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
J. C. Bradford
&> Co., Nashville, is the investment adviser, and Capital Planning Serv¬
ices, Inc., is the distributor of the fund's shares.
This
newly-formed
6
(2890)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Franklin Electric
Fulton Reid
holder will have the right to subscribe for the
new stock
in the ratio of one share of
preference stock for each
.11 shares of common held of record June
25, 1959, and
each holder of the $1.60 preference series
will have the
right to subscribe for the new stock in the ratio
of one
new share for each
I6V2 shares also held of record June
25, 1959. A group headed by The First Boston
Corp. and
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day will underwrite the offer
which will expire on July
13, 1959. The new stock is
convertible, 011 and after Sept. 1, 1959, on the basis of
Co., Inc., and Patterson Securities & In¬
Co., Inc., on June 23 publicly offered 40,000
common stock
(without par value) at $18 per-
vestment
shares of
share.
Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
&
Of
the
40,000
20,000 shares
shares
of
being offered for the account of the
are
company and 20,000 shares being offered for the account
of certain selling stockholders.
Offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the 20.000 shares
of common
stock
being offered by the company, estimated at $317,100, will be advanced
by the company to a wholly-owned subsidiary fbr the purpose of con¬
structing
from
an
addition
to
building now being leased, by
Additional funds required for the
the
a
subsidiary.
estimated at $123,000, will
general corporate funds. '
be
advanced
by
construction,
the company
v/77(.7V7//7 _U/""
it*
from
ranging from $53
No part of the net
proceeds of the 20,000 shares of common stock
offered
by the
stilling shareholders, estimated at $317,900, will be
received
by the company.
BUSINESS
-Tli
!
/
and
company
submersible,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
4%%
5%
cumulative
par, $100,
1956 series
Nov.
on
first
in
*20,000
shares
options.
46,000' shares held
Jan.
15,
for
.
•>000,000 shs.
and
present
£376,096 shs.
future
employee
to
the
;/•'-•/ ;/' ■/; _■■•/ ;
-
.
three
months
and
net
ended
March
31,
$920,000
split in
May,
1959.
Excludes
^Matures Jan. 15, 1971.
**Matures
Telephone
&
See
1927.
p.
NOTE—The
on
has
company
These
notes
short-term
bear
interest
b-iiik
at
indebtedness
4$.
per
Giant
aggregating
and
annum
■
in
1958
f
*
agreed
of
to
shares
of
are
purchase
the
as
stock
common
which
each
has
&•
Co., 'Ih<m-273//'7/77/3
Patterson Securities & Investment Co., Inc.
—V. 169, p. 2242.
—V.
189,
1959—Month—1958
Gateway
Insurance
Rocky Mount,wN, C.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
^
The
company
covering
$7.60
The
shares
share,
per
to
are
Carolina
filed
8
of
without
proceeds
North
June
on
40,000
letter of
a
stock
common
notification
(par
$5)
with
to
be
the
SEC
offered
at
underwriting.
be
Insurance
used
for
capital
and
laws.
surplus
pursuant
*
to
in
each
principal
General Ceramics Corp.—To Be
Acquired—
Indiana
Steel
Products
Co.
below.—V.
187,
General Controls Co.—Establishes New
Division—
This
in
has established
Glendale-Burbank (Calif,)
company
its
President-charge
of
sales,
Distinguishing it
1957,
Mr.
Ray
electronic
tind
said
complex,
Electronic
the
Electronic
J.
P.
June
on
Controls
Systems Division
(Jack) Ray, Vice-
Division,
formed
new
organization will handle
General
Controls'
air
including
Electronic
in
of
Controls
as
only
devices.—V.
189,
company
June
on
6,987
shares
ask,
Exchange Plan
over-the-counter
—V.
187,
filed
8
of
Stock
letter
a
common
to
be
on
June
notification with
stock
offered
1,
of
at
pursuant
the median
1959.
No
to
the
the
his
its
poration
proved
For
final
lion
Uast
semi-conductor
expects
another
earnings,
holders
at
the
the
SEC
will
bid
is
and
record
sales
in
year
Martin
June
on
H.
this cor¬
fiscal 1959-60 and im¬
Benedek advised share¬
y
19.
quarter sales
for
were
the
period "
$8,679,027.
number
of
earned
vision
in
for
General
tax
was
Instrument's
full
six
the year-ago period,
income
provision
cents
despite the fact that last
required to be made."
business,
shareholders
per
year
110
Ml ' ,Ecn®dek stated,
SSfnKCi*'
To
j
quarter
The
over
the
comparable
shipments
acquisition
in
approaching its planned
tarM#w» 5054 n>i»ta'T-ii>duStnal
were
May
sales
1958
up
rose
period
an
and
estimated
100%
for
of
the
In
I7?^ C01lipany, wil1 continue
to seek
additional
with its planned
program" to broaden its
product
Our growth position in
the electronics
he added.—V.
189, p. 2675.
in line
profits base" he
is now as¬
industry
Precision
Equipment
Corp.
Offering
to
Stockholders—This corporation is
offering to the holders
of its common stock
and of its $1.60
cumulative convertable preference stock
rights to subscribe at $50
per share
for 105,928 shares of
new
$2.98 cumulative
convertible
preference stock, $50
liquidating value, Each common
be
in
affiliation,
all
and
the
of
Giant
six
has
feet
Such
firm
have
rentable
such
of
the company
may
shopping centers, six
will
or
gross
to
will be
In
all
Food
tenant
a
certain
commitments
to
of
*
capital
in
of
net
such
alreadyconstruction, the com¬
square
total
square
rentable
gross
firm
or
area).
lease
sales.
square
feet
shopping centers)
All
major leases
renewal options to tenants.
The
major leases
rentable area and
mum
mum
rentals
do
for
are
■
*
15
and
of
annual
an
years
or
aggregating
total
rental
more
with
not
include
are
no
of
of the company's
rentals
from
two
minimum annual
annual
rental
respect
from the company's major leases.—V.
and duration,
2',4%
varying
•
approximately 80%
the
other
leases
do
not
national
rentals.
differ
189,
p.
total
gross
aggregate mini¬
(representing approximately $884,318).
to which there
rentable
of
x
for
approximately 70%
annual rentals
respect
account
(approximately 10%
provide for
The
186,
in
its
of
the
rate
five
■
-
614
Broad
the
SEC
cent
1
be
to
arc
to
chains
in
2350.
any
25
v
*'
"con-
7
.
Street,
Utica,
June
on
18,
value,
par
offered
offered
are
purchasable,
15
account
cents
agreement
filed
covering
}
common
»
certain stockholders,
the
a
Y.,
by the registration
public sale by the
for
by
,
N.
1959,
50,000
and
covered
for
with
of
the
share
per
provides
that
'
underwriter,
exercise
upon
of
1
the
underwriter*/*
public
at
a
underwriting V
unless
mini¬
a
sold
are
by the company within 30 days public offering, the offering will '
price will be returned to subscribers
77 7
M
* ' 7 *
! 7
*
the meat processing business.
It was
of
the
.,
to
Gold
State
of
New
Medal, distributed
dissolution
Gold
states
Medal
that
receivable
will
the
pay
if
its
proceedings,
Packing
all
of
on
assets
Sept.
-
Eastern
Eastern
and
to
Packing
Corp.
400,000 shares
the
be
current
,
be
used
are
and certain of its
inventory are pledged
allocated to working capital;
$50,000 will
year's installments under the contract
the stock
equipment
will
York
sold by
the company intends to use the net
proceeds as follows:
$180,000 will be used to
discharge indebtedness under
$75,000
to
the
15,
Packing Corp.. to acquire all of the
Packing Corp., a New York corporation
Medal
Old
commenced
of
and
old
Gold
facilities;
for
,
_
Medal;
and
the
selling
be
to
R.)
offered
Grsice &
company
business
Grace
and
had
agreement
the
•*
less
are
the
12,500 shares
for
the
and
account
stockholders
of
the
of
or
-
the
underwriter.
.
j
„
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Hatco
been
Chemical
reached
assets
of
Co.
under
Hatco
in
on
June
which
exchange
19
announced
Grace
for
would
126,000
thai)
acquire
shares
of
common
stock, plus possible' additional shares
depending on the
earnings of the Hatco business. Hatco's business consists
prlnof the production of esters and synthetic
cipally
Hatco's
operate
as
plant
is
division
a
located
of
W.
in
R.
Fords,
Grace
&
New
lubricants for jet
Jersey. Hatco will
188, p. 1925.
/ \
Co..—V.
-
Dewey and Almy Opens New Plant for Vinyl Emulsions, Synthetic Rubber, Battery Separators—
Start-up of
a
polymers
latices,
and
W.
and
battery separators
Blackwood,
Division.-
plant at Owensboro, Ky., to manufacture
polyvinyl
copolymers, butadiene styrene synthetic rubber
new
acetate
President
of
was
the
'
announced
company's
on
Dewey
June
22
by George
Chemical
and Almy
-
.
The $4,000,000
facility, Dewey and Almy's 15th plant and its seventh
in North America, goes 011 stream in
the Dewey and Almy Division's
40th
anniversary year and month/ The
division
was
June
12,
plant
will be dedicated»today, June
29, - with state and local
company personnel attending.
■
Owensboro plant doubles Dewey and
Almy's total capacity to
produce
polyvinyl acetate
emulsions
and
butadiene
styrene
lat»x,
used
and
by the paint,
tries.
000
Total
latex
fiber
all
For
heart "of
overnight
Atlanta,
The
and
of
products,
and
is
(400
City.
section
separator
plant
rubber,
and
plastic
indus¬
now
in
the
new
plant
is
located
in
the
Southern
distance
Kansas
battery
merization
lines
Midwest
trucking
textile,
vinyl emulsion capacity at Owensboro is 20,000.plant hikes by 30% capacity for
resin-impreg¬
for the storage battery
industry.
The
separators
three
large
adhesives,
paper,
and
pounds a year.
nated
the
marketing areas;'it is within
miles) of such centers as Chicago,
is
making deliveries, and
start-up period.—V. 189, p.
the
poly¬
2784.
Griggs Equipment Inc., Belton, Tex.—Files With
SEC
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
at
&
are
Inc.,
to
filed
10
shares
market
Turner,
proceeds
June
on
18,891
the
of
estimated
a
at
Texas.
to
selling
a
of
stock
$6.50
Dallas,
go
letter
common
per
notification
(par
share,
50
with
cents)
through
the
bo
~
.
stockholder.—V.
to
Eppler,
185,
p.
1154.
Ilaller, Raymond & Brown, Inc.- -Shares in Air Force
Contract—See
,
incorporated
1919.
<
The
with
material
•
un-
general corporate purposes. In the event
the
than $380,000, the
company will correspondingly
amount
to be paid in
discharge of indebtedness and/or
decrease the amount to be allocated
to working
capital. The company
will not receive any of the proceeds of the sale of
the 110,000 shares
to be offered for the account of
the
mini¬
Except for the
/;
Globe-Union
order to
& Co., Inc., is named as
shares will be sold to the
The
,
Gold
name
proceeds
Guerin
Such
*
preceding
remain
Burnside
shares
accounts
used
engines.
1
dividend
each
probably will
February, 1958,
525.
p.
stock,
share,
1942.
collateral;
reduce
be
;
■
said.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
underwriting
of
in
company,
future
*
*
same
/.'■/•
year. In
to 20 cents from 30 cents in
offered
basis.
prospectus
This
*
over the
$65,036,285.
rate
the
commencement
stock
changed its
an
4.'
f
10%„
1957's
The
chains,
approximately 78,800
B.
per
250,000
organized
(W.
*
share
a
■
officials
for
approximately 746,200 square feet
(approximately 89% of the total gross rentable area)
provide aggregate
minimum rents of approximately $1,259,000.
Such leases and commit¬
ments to lease also provide in
addition to the minimum rental
(with
minor exceptions), for a
percentage of sales over and above stated
amounts.
Two leases
involving two national
space
bo
.
develop.
aggregate of approximately 835.530
At present the
company has leases,
with
respect to approximately 825,000
99%
of
The company
is engaged in
incorporated under the laws of
1958,. .under the name Eastern
company has
an
(approximately
$1.25
of
mum
net
these
of
at
area.
lease,
area
of which the
of which is under
one
Mortimer
of
balance
j
cents
about
above
quarterly
cents
the
pursuant to which the company
acquired
$50,000 will be used for additional
.
"
"
.
terminate and the full subscription
without interest.
as
1
51
probably won't enjoy the
in the first quarter," he
the
20
remaining 50,000 shares
following; the
be*
shopping centers
Food
we
in
from
obtained within its limits.
also
shopping centers that
seven
commitments
/
each
open.
to
best„ efforts
a
the
'
and now
the
which
day-to-day supplies
.
tenant
a
company
developed and opened and
feet of
acquisitions,
and
in
its
pany
of
sured,"
can
normal
comparable to the terms of leases which
be secured by the
company from other food chains in these
prop¬
While Giant Food will have the
right of first, refusal 011 any
sites developed
by the company, it will not be obligated to rent
space
a strong
stated.
General
no
(
the
expansion
all
increase
record
new
indicated
common
are
approximately
Tower
minimum annual rentals against a
percentage of sales over and above
various specified amounts.
The terms of the lease
arrangements with
Giant Food are deemed
by the company to be comparable to the terms
of leases executed
by Giant Food in other shopping centers where there
other
-
developments, he said, should mean
significant
company s already substantial
government work.
almost
would
a
increase
month
remainder
i
.
company's seventh shopping center, Ravenwood.
shopping centers, the company has a lease with Giant
could
entertainment electronic
approximately 30%/
-
date, Giant Food is
exists
and
Harris Transducer
Corp.—"which gives
scientific position in the field of sonar
warfare
devices"—end the
opening this month
CJune) of a new Advanced
Development Laboratory at
will take the
Westburv L I
company "into new electronic
frontiers,"! Mr. Benedek
stated. Botii
general Instrument
and
anti-submarine
,
he said, are
estimated
last year's first
quarter and current semi¬
almost triple last
year's at this time
backlog is
that
so
the
on
Wanvig
shares
The
Abraham
company,
to
concerned
are
working capital."—V.
price
Messrs.
in the
pro¬
were
for the first quarter,
Military electronic equipment
component
now
by Mr.
million
be
on
owns
called for by a household
developed by the
erties.
^ml;C°nd?ct0r shipments
be three tunes those
of
to
conductor
"is
controlled
important consideration in the field under
which the company
operates is the condition of the
money market and the company's ability to procure funds 011 favorable terms
and in sufficient amounts for
the permanent
financing of shopping centers which have
permanent
financing and those for which no permanent*
financing has been
arranged. It has
become
increasingly difficult to obtain sufficient
money 011 favorable interest terms, and no
construction of additions
to existing
shopping centers or new shopping centers arc
planned for
commencement until commitments
for such financing have
first been
obtained.
'
for
share
told, "is now be¬
ginning to reflect
significantly the company's balanced
uct position
electronic prod¬
resulting from its planned
five-year expansion program."
norrT^efCOmRfny'"
stores,
,
Net
earnings for the quarter, he
stated, "after
income taxes,
probably will more than double' the
or
of
:
last
the
Packing and
director of the
a
predicted sales
shares
An
Sales Year—
(ended May 31,
1959), he reported, while
yet available, sales "should be
at least $12.5 mil¬
unquestionably top all previous records
first
year s
is
^
'7%v-':'
.
Mr.
commission.
shopping centers concentrating in
and
military sales steadily rising
Chairman
meeting
owned
Re.din
•
share
a
warrants.
BUSINESS—The company in general has
devoted, itself to developing
one strategic location a wide
variety
and
involved •
not
are
either
Secretary and director of the company.
first fiscal quarter
figures
and
Board
annual
is
Mr.
$59.2
earnings
corporation, located at
registration statement with
and
.
v
ended
$244,344,
automobile
12,500
Abramson, Libby, and Reich are
the balance of 47% of
common stock.
Mr. Abramson is a
Vice-President and director* of
the company; Mr.
Reich is a Vice-President and
director of the
company, and Mr. Libby
is
and services
General Instrument
Corp.—Sees Record
With
family.
Co., in which
partners with equal interest,
Employee
between
underwriting
2333.
p.
stock
common
and
equivalent
purchase warrants. Of the
utatement,
400,000 shares are
to
<v
was
year we are anticipating a large increase In our
original equipbattery sales," The Wico division, which produces ignition
equipment for gasoline engines, "is
doing very well, particularly in the farm
equipment field and volume for the year is
expected to be a record
high.**
/
"
the
Construction
General Crude Oil Co.,
Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC
The
covering
,1
the
>'"77'
corporation,, 110,000 shares
common
Radin
electro-mechanical
149.
p.
of
to
months
first quarter this year, sales
million in the like 1958 months
$13.1
stock
principal amount
none of the
proceeds from the
$630,000 aggregate amount of
debentures and 74,800 shares
stock offered which are now
outstanding and are being sold
to the underwriters
by Richard Borden
Industries, Inc. Richard Borden
Industries, Inc. is a Massachusetts
corporation, an aggregate of 53%
of whose
sale
altitude
Division, on the other hand, will continuecomponents, he said.
These include
valves, pressure
motors, actuators,
potentiometers, turnscounters and oscil¬
well as fluid
systems and other special
switches,
i
'
PROCEEDS—The company will receive
complete
data,
he
of
572,500 shares of
the
interest.
1959
as
Gold Medal Packing
payment
accrued
from
This
the
thereof plus
late
million
three
the
the
ment
a
1966
cash
$14.1
For
$11,928,887 and net
In
model
.
*
10.
computers.
produce
lators,
new
announced
that
systems,
much
The
to
from
a
years
actual
capital share.
a
/7V
interval
improvement over 1958,"
$1,466,621', or $1.78 a share, was earned.
/
'
'7 7
Battery sales, which account for a large portion of total
volume,
"have-been holding fairly steady both unitwise and
dollarwise," Mr.
Wanvig commented. He added that "starting with the 1960
serve
.
^
principal amount in each of
through and including 1970. The
/
company may reduce '«•
in each of such, years by
claiming as a credit
sinking fund payments in. whole or in part the.
principal amount
of debentures
purchased by.the
'company 011 the,open market or pur¬
suant
to its right of
redemption.
On Dec. 1 of each of the
years,
1960 through and
including 1970, the trustee^ will select
by lot the
debentures to be redeemed and all cash
funds in* the
sinking fund will
be applied to the
redemption of such debentures at the
the
its
2906.
p.
:
company are running slightly ahead of
while net income is showing an
7
continuing a trend evident in the first quarter/.**
reduced quarterly payments
j
amount
on
See
of
all
changed
payments would be sufficient to redeem
$225,015 aggregate
of the debentures in
each of the years I960
through
and including 1965. and
$270,018 aggregate
'
*
.
5%.
*7
7/ ' "*- •• 7
.
%%7- •
7/ ;
wholly owned subsidiary^/
of increase for the full year as
net nonetheless will show a substantial
cents
■*
outstanding at any one
years 1960 through and
including 1965, and
6% in each of the years 1966 through and
including 1970. Based on
the
aggregate principal amount of debentures
presently outstanding,
the annual
time:
a
o
$850,000 permanent
of America will
Co.
this
of
indicated sales totaled
Commenting
7Redemption of debentures, may also be made
pursuant to operation of
sinking fund created under the indenture. In each
of the years 1960
through and including 1970 the
company will make, payment into the
sinking fund of an amount sufficient to redeem
on each Dec.
1 of each
year at the redemption price of 100% of
the principal amount of the
debentures plus accrued interest, the
following percentages of the great¬
est principal amount
of debentures
theretofore
Co.,
7; =7
Center,
degree
a
Life
to
quarters;
.
1959—5 Months—1958
$12,003,400 $10,199,274 $52,029,193 $43,360,099
1793.
p.
one
permanent
Insurance Co.
Life
Insurance
future."
earlier
year
cents
.,
The debentures may be
redeemed at the option of the
company as a
whole or in
any partial amount of $25,000 or more in
aggregate prin¬
cipal amount at any time on at leust
30 days' notice at the
redemption
price of the principal amount thereof
plus accrued interest.
If
less
than all of the debentures are
called for redemption the
trustee shall
select by lot the debentures
to be redeemed.
'7
15,500.
4,500
4,500
,
■
7;*7 *7/\ ;'/m7'777/777';
Stockholders
15.50C
Gamblc-Skogmo Inc.—Sales Higher—
Period Ended May 31—
Bales
stock
(par 10 cents). The debentures were of¬
fered at $75 per debenture
and the common stock was
offered at $2.25 per share.
Selling
Com jany
Fultoh1 Reid
within
when
Offered—
& Redpath and
series) due Dec. 1, 1971, and 74,800 shares of
common
-Shares-
1958,
total
"but
-
severally
follows:
Inc.—Securities
due
Largely responsible for the sharp earnings gain, Mr.
Wanvig ex¬
plained. has been an increase m operating efficiencies
resulting from *
the installation or labor saving
equipment and "an improvement in the
*,
product mix" of the Central Lab division, "permitting an
appreciably \
larger net." The latter manufactures. components for
the
lectronic :
industry. 77*'7/''"
7///:■•' /.' '/"//*'•' 7 7 '
-
Properties,
.
'
$1,550,000
a
that^an
expected
profit more than doubled
from 23 cents. 7 7'77 7
Kidder, Peabody &
Co. headed an
underwriting group whicty publicly of¬
fered on June
19, $680,000 of 5l/i% sinking fund deben¬
7
tures (GT
1, 1959.
These represent seasonal
borrowing. To the extent
they are not paid at maturity, it is expected that
they will be renewed.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters
and the respective
number
Food
Auchincloss, Parker
mature
Aug
is
Prudential
of
General
appreciable gain and is
according to C. O. Wanvig, Jr., President.
For
.5
it
Shopping
quarter sales
coniparabile
June 30,
,
$1,000,G00.
the
"Insofar
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. above,—V, 189;
1974.
Connecticut
from
Piaza
$1,150,000
1959,
from
while
Shares
—
payments
upon
15,
Oct.
Globe-Union, Inc.—Sees Gain in 2nd Quarter Net—
Second
-
increased
Corp.
issuance,;
.7
•/'•••
with
Electronics
installment
.
Purity Farms Shopping Center, Inc., defaulted in-payments under a
7 Purchase Money First Deed of Trust Note and deeded the
subject land
back to the original sellers or their appointee in consideration of can7 cellation of the note and release of the First Deed of Trust.
to
compared
three months of 1958..
same
28,
immediate
the
/equal to 29
Air Force Contract—
\
in
sales
profit
for. the
7?7: 77
include
addition.,
Eastern
net
1959,
Feb.
closed. % In
Great
'77'7>,7/ ■/ ■/•/'77 7.77>7
the
stated
commitment
be closed
•;
company's
are4,reserved
,7,-/7''
■'
•<*
1 GO,207
7
was
holding
$46,982,000
General
stock
stock
hv i treasury;
to
V
7 financing commitment
effect to the sale of the new
stock, capiof the company on March 31, 1959 was:
$15,000,000 in shortnotes; $29,210,000 In long-term
notes; $3,669,000 of subsidiary
debt; 97,078 shares of $4.75 cumulative preferred
stock; .359,347 shares
of cumulative convertible
preference stock," and; 1,125,810
shares of
common stock, $1 par value.—V.
189, p. 2457. 77s'"'*'o;7777v//
77';-7v/7,
510,000 shs.
four-for-one
added
*0,796,579
4,500,300
,♦*.
outstanding nontransferable stock options dated
NOTES—Since
its
$42,943,000 and $472,000 for the
**2,049 shs.
reserved
fAfter
services
EARNINGS—For
30,000 shs.
values-bba
par
be
1
*2,033,721/
1:2,000,000 shs.
-—
common .stock
7'
$6,000,000
1971
*
*$444,053
:
•
,
;
fund debs, due Dec. 1,
(par 10c)
amounts
financing
term
stock,
-
without
a
will
;
-
year.
company which also provides certain
operating subsidiaries. For the three months
ended March 31, 1959, net sales were
divided approximately as follows:
72',/' defense technology (Armed
Serviced); 18% industrial controls and
equipment; 7% motion picture theater
equipment; and 3%/consumer
products.!
/-//
/'•','77-'/v /
$700,000
•
stock,
is
to
1974,
**
,';*:
payablel_i^%i--.%l%"
stock
FINANCING
Outstanding
>/,/,
agreements
_"■%
*The
»<&.%</-■
1,
-
£106.000 shares of
proceeds from the sale of the new
preference
direct placement of a new
$10,000,000 5
Aug.
/ /
sink,
the exercise of
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
$700,000
series,/...;;,
-
net
due
loan
',1956.
j tallzation
1970.
preferred
issuable
1959 series
Common
1,
5la%
Common
per
proposed
BUSINESS—GPE
Outstanding
promissory note payable $60,900
to and Including Nov. 1,
of the
amounted
annually
1909 and $49,000
and
centralized
FINANCING
Authorized
PROCEEDS —The
promissory note,
working capital.
,
to
1940, as successor to a partnership started in 1944, the
company's
manufacturing facilities and offices are located at Bluffton, Ind.
CAPITALIZATION
committed
share if redeemed on or
prior to
1964, to $50 per share if redeemed after June
30,
1974, plus, in each case, accrued and unpaid dividends.
stock
,
manufactures electric motors, both general
power gasoline and water pumps, dairy
agitators, coffee and
soft
drink
dispensers,
hospital beds, garage
doors, washing machines, industrial tools, and other appliances and
equipment. The company is the leading producer of submersible motors
nnd
one
of
the
leading producers of water-system motors in the
United States.
In the period since
1950, both sales and net income
have
approximately tripled.
Incorporated in Indiana in
November
purpose
PRESENT
TO
.
June 30,
:•
EFFECT
payable—construction I (under
'•.Construction loans
Mortgages payable
$50 per preference share, into common stock
at a price
of $40 per share,
subject to adjustment in certain events.
It is redeemable at the
option of the company at prices "t.
the company
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
.
Authorized
Accounts
..
offered.
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
Cutler-Hammef, Inc.
above.
'
Volume
5859
Number
189
.
.
company,
on June 22 -filed an .
its
legistratlon
statement covering
an
additional
Hamilton
Fund
Periodic Investment Certificates.—V. :
Colo./.'investment
Denver,
amendment
tc
$10,000,000
188, p.
of
246./,,
•'
.
Scott
Sec-
*
BU61NE6S—The
Corp.—Litigation Terminated—
Hudson Pulp & Paper
With SEC—
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—Registers
..This
\
Paper Co. below.—V. 186, p. 1504.
ponent
"
Magnetics Corp.—New Name. Voted—
See Induction
Postponed by SEC
Hamilton Oil & Gas Corp.—Hearing
The
had
SEC
hearing
registration
misleading
Aluminum
See
to
exemption
th© hearing.—V.
Oil
Hamilton
for
• •
•
.
: ://•• :v ' ■■■'/'
■
■
'
1
„
•
,
/,"•/.% /'•/%,'
-V;
The
for
of
directors
Ceramics
a
this
of
company,
Keasbey,
Corp., -of
N.
J.)
Valparaiso,
on
■;
merger, x
23
June
"
"•
"
•-.//■
•
:
22
11,753
moves
of company.
'
and
Fe
Springs,
of
design,
Ind., and of General
agreed on basic terms
industry,
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, are in the business
and fabrication of engineered plastics. ; r'
corrosion resistant chemical process equipment for/'
include
of
components in the 5,000 degreemissiles, and electronic
vehicles and computer systems.-—
temperature insulation
high
V.
for
cable
and
189,
aircraft,
space
Y
1467.
p.
With SEC—
Development Corp.—Registers
Heartland
N. Y., filed a
covering 22,820
of 5%' convertible preference stock, $12 par,
to be offered for
sale at par. No underwriting is involved.—V. 188. p. 1824. .
This company, located at 40 Beaver St., Albany,
registration statement with the SEC on June 24, 1959,
,
shares
public
Herold Radio & Electronics Corp.—Debentures Offered
convertible subordinated debentures, due June 15, 1974, at 100% and accrued
interest, was made on June 25 by an offering group joint¬
ly headed by Ira Haupt & Co., Hirsch & Co. and Amos
Treat & Co., Inc.
Offering was oversubscribed and the
—Public
offering of $1,500,000 6%
books closed.
/
"
•
:
'
of
at $9y8
company
'The
interest.
*
-
PROCEEDS—Net
i
......
from
proceeds
company to
reduce notes
other current liabilities.
'
_•
,
payable,
sion
EARNINGS—For
year
Federal
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
due
15,
June
.■-.**
__
..
,
exercise
£573,635
convertible
stock;
of
under the
served
at
of the common stock issuable upon
price of 8Vu and 100,000 common shares re-,
shares
20.000
warrants
a
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
debentures
the
which each
company
Restricted Stock Option
company's
as
are
Inc.__
Pempsey-Tegeler «fc Co.___
100,000
Straus,
Blosser
.Y_ 100,000
:
Willis,
75,000
75,000
Clayton Securities Corp
Hogle & Co.__—.—
J. A.
75.000
Milton D.
75.000
Corp.
Inc.
Lavlaster
Peters, Writer 6c ChristenInc.
sen,
—V.
Kenny
189,
p.
50,000
Blauner & Co.,
l__
&
Co
50,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
2351.
Hidrandlna
Ilidroelectrica
(Energia
Andiana),
S.
A.
•—Partial Redemption—
has called ior redemption on July 1, next, $198,100
df its 20-year sinking fund 7%
secured dollar bonds, due July 1, 1971
at par. Payment will be made at the Schroder Trust Co., 61 Broadway,
New Yoik 15, N. Y.; the Private Bank 6c Trust Co., Zurich, Switzerland,
or
at the Banco de Credito del Peru, Lima, Peru.—V. 188, p. 2642.
The
company
corporation will call its
reduced through conversion
take the necessary action.
...
Although removal of the debt will permit consideration of a
•
policy,
to
directors
the
served
be
best
Bolton, said.
have
decided
that
dividend
stockholders' Interests would
capital for use in the business, Mr."
of Hiller's electronic capabilities is indicated
necessity and this,
with the company's
helicopter production, dictates the advisability of
as
a
Mr.
•
Bolton
stated.—V.
Huber-Warco
189,
Co.
—
p.
due
residents
—V.
growing commercial
retention of earnings,
150.
Offering Completed
189, p. 2138.
the
plan
Oper.
1959
$3,064,468
92,600
105,589
150,729
,
•
>.
—V.
a
filed
an
......
1958
$3,185,439 .;
58,000
57,948
The recent
full
144,179
$0.37,
$0.67
f
to proceed with
2785.
187,'
V.
p.
of^the plan are of sufficient merit
which the District Court refused
2117.
creditors
interest,
Industry, Inc.
new
a
price of $3 per share.
Common Stock Of¬
June 24 publicly offered
—
250)
Offering oversubscribed and
issued
has
SEC
-The
net
proceeds will be
$2.10
$1.94
*
used for re-payment of
.
-
"
*
-
.
'
-
debt.
Suspended—
an
*
•>
in the company's
Exchanges and in
period, from June '
189, p. 2676.
1959, inclusive.—V.
30,
June
to
Corp.—Common Stock
to be offered to those
if any, were
share.
of $9 per
Offered—This cor¬
interested at a price
,
1
proceeds,
the
approximately one-third of
of manufacturing
pected $248,265 will be used for expansion
and the remainder for working capital.
the ex-i
facilities
corporation was organized under Massachusetts
Feb.
2, 1954.
Its principal place of business is at 4S
Worcester, Mass. The corporation is a manufacturer of ball
valves and other devices such as remote operators for these valves.
—V. 189, p. 2676.
,
BUSINESS—This
of
law
as
New
St.,
Light Co.—Bids July 14—
to 11 a.m. (EDT) on July
1959, at the offices of the General Public Utilities Corp., 67 Broad St.,
New
York,. N. Y., for the purchase from
it of $8,000,000 of firafc
mortgage bonds due July 1, 1989.—V. 189, p. 2676.
Jersey Central Power &
The
receive
will
company
bids up
Ltd.—On Canadian
Kateri Mining Co.
Restricted List
DuMauvier Mines Ltd. above.
See
Kayscr-Roth Corp.
—
To Acquire Control of
Phoenix
Hosiery—
corporation lias signed a contract
Hosiery
Co., Milwaukee,
The
Phoenix
to purchase about 69% control
Chester H. Roth, President*
announced.
-
.
„
has agreed to buy common shares of the Herman
phoenix Foundation and personal holdings of Theodora
Friedlander, Jr., Vice-President and Director, at $18.75 a share.
The Gardner holdings total over 98,000 shares, the foundation's ovec
Kayser-Roth
estate,
Gardner
shares,
25,000
these interests
and Mr. Friedlander
amounted to 69% to
about 1,600 shares. Mr. Roth sail!
70% of the 183,600 Phoenix com¬
outstanding. Based on this estimate, Kayser-Rotli
would acquire over 126,000 common shares for about $2,300,000.
The corporation
will also make an offer to acquire all the other
Phoenix common shares outstanding at the same $18.75 price. How¬
ever
unless Kayser-Roth can obtain 80% of all the outstanding Phoenii
shares by July 6, it will not be obligated to buy the holdings of th.j
Herman Gardner estate, Phoenix Foundation ancl Theodore Friedlander,
shares currently
mon
at
said. Recently,
Mr. Roth
jr.,
Phoenix has been quoted
$17.25-$18.25 a share.
earned $110,378,
equal to 49
$8,274,312.—V. 187, p. 2002.
Phoenix
sales
'
of
over-the-countor
cents a share, last year o*
Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
June 22, filed an amend¬
an additional 1,000,00
Participation, Series Bd,
Custodian Fund Certificates of Participation,
Keystone Custodian
investment company, on
registration statement covering
Custodian Fund Certificates of
This Boston, Mass.
to
ment
its
Keystone
of
and
1 000 000
Keystone
Series'S3.—'V. 189,
p.
(R. II.) Macy &
2352.
Co., Inc. (&
—13 Weeks
May 2, '59
Net
E
retail
sales )___
to'come bteaxe®
Federal
to
—V.
609,000
275,000
14,905,000
'7,700,000
13.420,00»
2^0,000
6,610,000
1,078,00(1
stock—:
109,000
64,000
share—
2744.
$0.06
$0.04
6,127,000
$3.55
5,532,0(10
$3.5»
applicable
com.
p.
6,810,00a
1,078,000
common
188,
466,378,000 456,225,001)
789,000
410,000
7,205,000
pfd. stock
per
May 3, '53
334,000
earns,
Net
102,947,000 100,030,000
,
—52 Weeks Ended—/
May 2, '59
270,000
on
Dividends
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Ended—
May 3, '58
379,000
earnings
Net
Earns,
the books closed.
PROCEEDS
836,033
$0.76
Jacobs Co.—Stock
FederaT income "taxes!-.:
Co. on
issue of 100,000 shares of common stock (par
fered—D. A. Lomasney &
at
to warrant
to grant.—
...
for
838,983
$0.91
I
;
•
Ford dismissed the creditors' petition, he
begin consummation of the confirmed plan.
appeal and on June 8 Judge Ford denied a
thereon
$1,621,765
836,033
poration on June 11 offered 27,585 shares of voting com¬
mon stock (no par) at $9 per share to its voting common
stockholders of record May 12, 1959, other than officers.
The offer expired June 23, 1959, and unsubscribed shares,
and modifications
Miller
alterations
hearing
98,792
$1,764,282
.
the
proposed
34,295
$634,367
838,983
share_
com.
p.*
Jamesbury
stay is not to be considered a determination on the merits'
prooosal to modify the plan nor is it any assurance that the
modifications will be aporoved by the Courts. The stay merely holds
matters in abeyance until the Court of Appeals decides
whether the
a
32,432
$1,725,903
104,13a
$763,642
,
per
1959,
21,
appeal.
Instruments
—
$1,863,074
-
This
of
a
,
$668,662
order suspending trading
common
stock on the New York and Detroit Stock
the over-the-counter markets for a further ten-day
Judge
an
f.
870,875
$796,074
1—•
189,
The
pending
stay
$2,596,775
945,663
^
a
to
$2,808,737
319,879
stock
pfd.
on
(F. L.)
the appeal. However, on June 17, 1959,
of the Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit
order staying consummation of the confirmed plan pending
for
Shakelfortl
entered
the
Trustee
creditors
Judge
time
same
the
$988,541
outstanding
Earns,
of
as
1959—12 Moss.—1958
$15,578,925 $14,727,90:*
12,770,188 12,131,12» '
$1,104,536
308,462
income
deductions-
shrs.
Com.
subordinated creditor, will receive all the new
common stock of the reorganized Inland Gas Corp. having a value, as
determined
by the Court, of about
$3,000,000. Under the proposed
amendments, Columbia would receive cash for principal and all accrued
interest on
its secured bonds and
debentures issued by Inland and
the full amount of principal on its unsecured claims against Inland,
As
of
Aug.
31,
1959,
such cash payments would aggregate about
$5,500,000. In addition, Columbia would receive $230,018 of additional
interest on
Inland bonds for the period during which distributions
made in 1939 and 1944 on such bonds were impounded. The Kentucky
Fuel
public creditors, who are prior in
rank to Columbia, would
receive under the new proposal common stock of the reorganized Inland
with a par value of $10 per share, or an aggregate par value of about
$3,265,000 in lieu of cash of about $2,466,000 under the confirmed
plan. Pursuant to an underwriting commitment, Kentucky Fuel public
creditors would, at their option, be entitled to receive cash equal to
the par value of the stock proposed to be issued to them under the
proposed alterations.
the
capital.—V. 184, p. 1582.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$6,006,235 $5,528,099
4,901,699
4,539,558
income
Net
heavy duty
plan provides that the Kentucky Fuel public
their principal in
cash, with nb provision for
that Columbia,
At
j
Co.—Earnings Increased—
from
change
confirmed
receive
will
C.—Files
S.
Mullins,
Co.,
Commission—
used for working
taxes—
&
operating
Net
Inc.
System,
The
-
Ltd. above.—V. 187, p. 2906.
C.
revenues—._
exps.
Income
acquisition of a
negotiating Tor the
had directed the lower court
Trustee's plan.
and the proposed alterations
"
6% sinking fund deben¬
May 1, 1979, by The Ohio Company to Ohio
only, has been c«mpleted.
For details, see
offering of $1,200,000 of 15-year
tures
■-j
byi conserving
Expansion
Operating
Dividend
principal and accrued interest to the
public holders of the outstanding 7% Gold Notes issued by American
Fuel 6c Power Co. The essential difference between the confirmed plan
and the
new
proposals is in the treatment to be accorded to the
public holders of the outstanding 6 %'% bonds and debentures issued
by Kentucky Fuel in relation to the subordinated claims of Columbia
Gas
,
a
Southern Utilities
Iowa
provide for the payment of
both
motion
debentures which already have
to $79,000 from $1,600,000 outstand¬
5%
ing at the beginning of 1959. Edward T. Bolton, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent and General Manager, announced that the directors had instructed
management
12 filed
June
on
The proceeds are to be
,
$3,925 in both years.
,
* , .
ended May 31, 1959, sales totaled $954,518, compared
the corresponding period last year.—V. 189, p. 2351.
of
confirmed
The
The
Ililler Aircraft Corp.—Calls Debentures—
This
company
Charleston, S.
.r.
facility.*''-;
shgre_—:
Circuit
6th
the
for
consummation
ordered
been
.
and
for
28
Court
Decision.
....
Corp.—Contract in Canada—
Trust
&
2035,
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $1) to be offered first to *
stockholders at $3.80 per share;
any unsubscribed shares are to booffered to the public, at $4 per
shaie.. The offering will be under¬
written by Frost, Read & Simons, Inc. ancl Silcox & Johnson, both of (
CorR.
Gas
May
and
Ayres,
&
Inc.
James Anthony Securities
Corp.
The Johnson, Lane, Space
v
of
from
50,000
Inc.
&
McDowell
amount
to purchase
Muir Investment Corp. __.*_
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
100,000
& Co
Hentz
H.
Co.,
principal
agreed
Securities Corp._^^_ $50,000
French & Crawford, Inc..
50,000
McKelvy & Co
50.000
175,000
&
Treat
Amos
the
First
Co
&
has
f
'
follows:
-.......$175,000
Uirsch & Co—175,000.
Haupt
Ira
and
underwriter
such
Plan.
On
District
p.
covering 56,185 shares of common
v. v
,
29, 1959, hearings were held in the United States
the Eastern District of Kentucy on a petition of
three debenture holders of Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp. for leave to file
alterations and modifications of the TTustee's plan of reorganizationfor Inland Gas Corp. which was confirmed by that Court on April 28,
1958.
The
Commission
supported the petition but District Judge
H. Church Ford dismissed it on the ground that the Court of Appeals
Inland
t v
1i7,84S
189,
Canadian Corp.,
Life
PROCEEDS—Of
vertible into
preferred
for
place privately, through
Central America—Court
below.—V.
Co.
Players
Investment
The
Corp.—Consummation of Plan Stayed—
The
SEC on June 23 announced that the United States Court of
Appeals for the Sixth Circuit on June 17, 1959, entered an order
staying, pending appeal,
the confirmed plan of reorganization of
*1.500,000
•
160,000 shs.
.1,000,000 shs.
Famous
Balance
----r*—*
$655,026
Co.—Bonds Sold Privately
Telephone
With Securities & Exchange
Inland Gas
into 164,383 shares of common stock.
^Con¬
14,265 shares of common stock.
SDoes not include 164,383
shares initially reserved for conversion of the 6%
convertible, subordi¬
nated debentures, due June 15, 1974;, 14,265 shares of common stock
reserved for the conversion of 7,843 shares of 6% cumulative convertible
■"Initially
name
shares—-—
common
the quarter
For
with
-
$1,500,000
preferred
—.Y.
'■
stock
Fruit
United
See
."After,preferred dividends oi
$1,875,748
>
1974.
cumulative
convertible
(par $5
Common, par value 25c
6%
•
of
such shares
additional shares
making an aggregate of j
authorized.
and 241,434
eliminated
were
stock of the i
3,227 shares
&
Dividends
corporate
sales
taxes-A--:-.^-^-.—--^--—^—;—-
■"Earned per comnjon
Oustanding
Authorized
Sundry indebtedness
6% convertible subordinated debentures.
Treasury
International Telemeter
next month, stockholders will
value stock in exchange for ^
income
Number
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
the
by said Certificate of Amedenment
then unissued together with 20
stock
common
International Rys. of
'See
Gain—
February 28—
income
Net
company
and net;
sales
is estimated
manufacturer of aircraft switches, pilot stick switches, and
rotary switches'in Los Angeles, Calif.
?
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Years Ended
then
stock
common
Co., an issue of $4,000,000 5% first mortgage
sinking fund bonds, series G, due June 1, 1984. The net
proceeds will be used to repay bank loans and addition
to working capital.—V. 189, p. 1467.
equal to 33 cents per common share.
profit of $353,781,
operaung
Feb. 28, 1959, the
of $10,491,781
ended
consolidated
had
N. Y.,
currently
is
corporation
Consolidated
fiscal
the
subsidiaries
its
the
approved
L. I.,
its Westbury,
of
The
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
in
Courts
that "present backlog is such
that it would not seem unreasonable to look forward to consolidated
sales substantially above last year."
He added that "1959-60 promises
to be our most productive year to date."
He said the company has just started construction of a 100% /expan¬
is engaged in the manufacture ancj, sale/,
of stereophonic high fidelity phonographs, all transistor portable tape
recorders, table and clock radios, all transistor portable, radios, and,
AM-FM radio-phonograph combinations.
The company's main plant/
and executive offices are located in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
.
..
•
In addition,
old
Inter-Mountain
Chairman,-1 said
Wohlstetter,
Charles
will be used by the
taxes, payroll taxes and,
excise
of
the
to IMC Magnetics Corp.
Motors Corp.
Induction
financing
the
also
stockholders
;The
t •
,
common
1,000,000 at no par value. Within the
-rdceive three shares of the new no par
each share of the old stock held.
103% to par, plus ac¬
: v
.x
: /
ranging from
redemption prices
shares
—This company has arranged to
approved a 200% stock dividend, in¬
shares from 250,000 at $1 par value
22
:June
or.
authorized
the
to
.
crued
stockholders
creased
value $.25 per share. >
issued and outstanding
present common stock, par
the
of
old
,
—Changes Name—Earnings Show
;
and
A
of
Period End. Apr. 30—
$12 Vs" per share thereafter to June 15, 1969, and
1
per share thereafter to June 15, 1974, in each case sub-'
ject to adjustment.
The debentures are redeemable atthe option of the company on and after June 15, 1961, at
redemption prices ranging from 106% to par, plus-ac¬
crued interest.
Through the operations of the sinking .
fund the debentures will be redeemable at sinking fund-
/
of directors.
firms for 1959
/Induction Motors Corp.—To Pay 200% Stock
1964; at-
share to June 15,
per
two
subscribed for by certain officers
10,450 shares
present common stock were authorized,
500,000 shares of the present common stock
about
,
The debentures will be convertible into common stock
of the
boards
the
of
the
held
-,
Ceramics-is, privately-owned.1, f 1
Indiana Steel, established in 1908, is a major producer of permanent
magnet materials* which have wide applications in the electrical and
electronic industries.. General Ceramics, founded in 1906, manufactures
ferrite and ceramic products for the electronic, radio, television, and
chemical
field.
It also designs and manufactures a
comprehensive
line of memory
devices for * data processing equipment and it is the
originator of the square loop ferrite "memory cores" which are the
heart of most of the modern digital computers.
'Indiana Steel has a division in Milwaukee known
as the Stearns
Magnetic Products -Division and a wholly-owned subsidiary in Kitch¬
ener, Ontario, known as The Indiana Steel Products Co.
of Canada,
Ltd.■; Advanced
Vacuum Products,
Inc., of Stamford, Conn., is a
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of General Ceramics,
which also has an
affiliate.
Ducon-General Ceramics
Pty.
Ltd., in Sydney, Australia.,
—V. 189, p. 1794.
' '
'
'
Fahrenheit—20,000 degree Fahrenheit range for
wire
sales; volume
combined
shares
company.
.$20,000,000.
fMr; Doelz, and Mr, Arnhold stated that no
changes in personnel; are contemplated ancl that both companies would
operate as separate, divisions. '
x'J
:
Indiana
Steel is listed on
the Midwest Stock Exchange.
General
Calif.;- and
development
> Products
their respective
of
York
Mew
The
at
par)
(25c
changed into 258,566 shares of the present common
were
.
Haveg and subsidiaries, with facilities in Wilmington, Del.; Taunton,
Warren and Warren, Mass.; Burlington, Vt.; Norwalk and Santa
"358,566 shs.
The
•
$157,209
restricted stock
into
'
"
Outstanding
Amendment of the Certificate of Incorporation
filed on May 13, 1959, each issued and outstanding share of the com¬
pany's then authorized common stock, without par value, was changed •*
Haveg Industries, Inc.—Private Placement—This com¬
The combination of the two companies, to be effected by the issu¬
pany/; through American Securities Corp., New York * ance if 190,200 shares of Indiana Steel in exchange for all the out¬
City, has placed directly with an institutional investor ■>/ standing-shares, of General Ceramics, is contingent on approval by the
It was announced that as soon as •
$4,000,000 of 20-year 5V2% debentures with'10-yeaf Ayar-;> . shax-eholder^ of both -companies.
detailed
plaiis'ihave'been developed, the shareholders of both com¬
rants "to purchase .'10,000snares
of common stock at : . panies will be asked to approve the terms at special meetings, which
$80 per share. This financing took place in connection )■ are-expected to be set1 for late in August.
'
'
/ '
•The, announcement was made jointly by P. R. Doelz, Chairman of
with the recent acquisition of the business, equipment,;tile Board of Indiana Steel, and Henry H. Arnhold, Chairman of the
and plant of General Electric Company's Plastics De-v
Board of General Ceramics; immediately following meetings in Chicago '
West
*
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
500,000 shs.
stock
$By Certificate
^
partment and with other expansion
income $39,00<h
and net
$1,741,000
were
$300,000 '
option plan and
key employees.
Partner in New
—
registration with respect to . "
See Alumihum Co. of; America above.—V.
184, p. 727.
Hamilton Oil pursuant to > the
.
J'.-VV1'
'
'•
by Regulation
A ifor sma'll \'! /*"'
requested the postponement of 1 /
Indiana Steel Products Co.—Merger Planned—
/%
189, p. 2676.
1958
GIVING EFFECT
including 29,000 shares reserved for issue under
"Not
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.
* Company—
in
notes
^Common
from
prior public offering of securities of
exemption
from
registration provided
a
offerings).-Counsel
Formed
above.
':»^
}? + >
.Y
of material fact and, if so, whether a stop.
be-issued suspending its effectiveness, and .to determine
suspend- the
America
Co.;of
company
Authorized
"
statements
order ..should
whether
'v
consolidated
proceedings to determine' -whether' a
statement filed by
this corporation contains false and
for
The
Y.
CAPITALIZATION
Imperial Aluminium Co. Ltd.—New Company
1959/, the
to July 7,
1959,
23,
from June
postponed
the
in
develops and produces electronic com¬
government and Industry at its plant at
began business in 1953.
!
company
systems
N.
below.—V. 189, p. 2351.
Motors Corp.
Bank
**,.
and
Hlck«v!lle,
EARNINGS—Sales
IMC
\.\
7
(2891)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Tke
.
e
(2892)
Little
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Restaurants, Inc., Klamath Falls, Ore.
Files
—
Milwaukee Loan & Finance
Co.—Exchange Offer—
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-The
corporation
filed
12
June
on
letter
a
of
notification
SEC covering 12,500 shares of 6% preferred stock
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The
-
proceeds are to be used for
Madison Fund,
See
with
to be offered
'For'the
of
June
Mr.
Geismar estimated shipments in
June
said
May
10%
rose
from
he
shipments
"are
running
substantially
over
The
$420,981,
a
months ended
$25,648,525
March
totaled
modest
30,
-Mr. Geismar forecast
sharp gain in sales
He
with
77
Mr.
ing
share,
a
Geismar
to
the
advances
Dec.
cited
prices
outlook.
of
prices
Doric
shirts advance to
increase to union
and
other
He
take
year
buyer,
there
cent
has
the
to
cash
cited
factor
program,
currently
in
good
very
on
it."
in
recent
a
will
which earlier this Spring said it wds
considering the sale
a
going and continuing business" to an undisclosed
"nothing
in
negotiation
"at
this
rate,
oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for
reduction of outstand¬
CAPITALIZATION
,V
GIVING
company's working
(par $1)
PRESENT
as
a
stock
a
address
in
It
option,
the State
also
Manufacturing 'Co.,
Berlin
was
incorporated in Wisconsin in 1908
thereafter successively
and
Chapman Co.
changed
and to
Schaefer
as
its
name
Maryland &
first
an
Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
Mercantile-Safe
(EDTi
p.m.
4%
sufficient
100%
Deposit
& Trust Co., Baltimore,
Md., will until
1959, receive tenders for the sale to
it of
interest-), series B bonds, due March 1,
1981, to
June
*(2% 'fixed
amount
exceed
on
30,
to
exhaust
the
of
sum
plus accrued interest.—V.
189,
$48,173,
p. 1131.
at
prices not
to
Microwave Associates,
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Lehman Brothers and associates on
June 24
publicly of¬
(par $1) at $22 per
Offering oversubscribed and the books closed.
fered 100,000 shares of
share.
common
stock
PROCEEDS-r-Net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
shares will
be
the1 company's
working funds and applied to
general cor¬
porate purposes, including the
financing of larger inventories and re¬
ceivables resulting
from a growing volume of
sales over the years
since Microwave
was
organized in
1950; increased facilities at the
Burlington, Mass. plant; and increased
expenditures for new product
research and
added
BUSINESS—-Company
is
a
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
shares
long-term
designer
and
and
manufacturer
other
debt
issuance
of
will
be outstanding.
outstanding.
components
of
specialized
used
in
radar
$3,127,40J.
the
The
Net
company
offered,
also
has
977 416
$50o!ooo
^ $4^6.681" and net income
located
£?h
J
y'.
In
the
Mid-America
June 22 flled
Tn^«^Ve»r
n'
ot
'-interests in
26 oil
a
leases
covering
of
gas
some
Interests
the
eoieiy
Stel?&Jhe ptfering is to
participants in
Mid-America Minerals,
to
the
offering
price of
Bank
registration
of Working Interests
and
9°uaties- Kentucky,
wS
and
Build-
statement
Overriding
lands
in
Green
1959
p.
f.this
new
structure,
housing
.
the
parts
division
Minute Maid Corp. (&
Subs.)
Six
Months Ended—
Sales, less returns and
Cost of sales_„
profit
Selling,
general
and
expense
the
construction
the sale
about
The
program.
$42,692,000
acquisition
of
of
retail
He
fly
in
137
and
communities
Meridian)
at wholesale
EARNINGS—For
had
total electric
~V.
189,
the
as
6
rural
to
12
SEC
has
issued
order
an
this
under
located
company,
provisions
of
its
V.
in
1959,
1960
Gulfport,
and
cooperative
the
Gas
of
the
and
debenture
One
of
tained
or
River
the
covenant
a
1111"
Income before provision for
Federal
Provision for Federal
Income taxes
ineome
^
per
share_l
outstanding
expenses
I
inc." taxes
"L"~"
of
or
Commission's
Blackstone,
provisions
of
Montaup's
other
than
order
Brockton,
those
proposes,
with
River,
to
amend
Fall
the
such
of
that
the
corporation."
of
purpose
Montaup's
the
of
the
companies
completion
upon
the
such
be
See
General
Mining
Chemical
Co.
below.—V.
189,
8,216,633
4,485,423
372,689
4,112,734
2,140,000
'
June
15
proceeds
comvBa*sliimtlno-
1,972,734
$1.23
1,595,679
1,395,000
1,285,816
$0.81
1,593;904
equipment
to be
p.
Miami,
one
Boston
and
DC-8's
will
be
in
to
used
retire
•
J)arJc
a
corporation
covering 557
subscription
by
on
June
series
1
delivery
nine
three
on
more
by
Steel
"A"
letter
and
the
%
year.—
members
a
plant
by William
P.
per
The
mill
Hill,
was
Vice-president-engineering.
at Great Lakes Steel
Corp., Detroit
mill will be the world's fastest
a
rated capacity cf 3,600,000
have
1
;
mill's
the
it
new
and
year.
the
con¬
in
corporation,
General
has
%
.
finishing stand electrical equioment has
Corp.
The contract for" electrical
Electric
been
awarded
the
contract
to
construct
National
a
day
per
and will
a single steel
plant in the United
primarily to increase steel production
furnaces.
500,000 annual
ingot capacity
tin
to
at Great
Lakes
plate and
cold
Steel
roiled
Corp.,
sheet
plant
in
Northern
and
strip,
Indiana
National
galvanized
Steel,
steel
will
and
and.
tin
and
improvements
facilities
at
Weirton
be
operated 'by Midwest
will produce hot and cold
plate.—V.
189,
2787.
$>.
National Theatres
Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation disclosed it has acquired the
Williamsport "TV"
Corp. of Williamsport, Pa., a community antenna
system serving some 8,500 video-equipped homes in
Williamsport. Purchase price
was
not
disclosed.
Charles L. Glett, Vice-President for television
operations of National
Theatres, said the company would be known henceforth
as
the Wil¬
liamsport Cable Co. and continue under the direction of
Raymond V.
Schneider, Vice-President and General Manager for the last seven
years.
\
Williamsport
of
pose
"TV"
erecting
Cable
its
picking up TV
a
periodic
Corp.
and
programs
fee^.—V. 189,
organized
was
antenna
own
in
an
wiring
home
1952
in
for
the
otherwise
area
owners
into
pur¬
incapable
the
system
1469.
p.
Corp.—
No-Sag Spring Co.—Acquisition—
directors
have
announced
the
-
purchase of
all
outstanding stock
Sterling Wire Products Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Purchase
arrangements
were
negotiated
through Dickey Dyer, management consultants of
Princeton, N. J.
Files
—
,
Sterling Wire Products currently manufactures cut and formed wire
for the furniture industry,
including "Trent Lock" free-end
products
coils
and
for
working
1'
.' '•
s
wire.
feet
No-Sag
used
in
of
and
the
the
by
was
coils.
It
is
Government
founded
manufacturing
Spring
Co.
furniture
as
also
to
of
one
the
produce
three
concertina,
Trenton
and
area
manufactures
and
employs
spring
bedding.
An
Detroit,
Mich.,
85
products
international
shop
and
personnel.!
accessories
organization,
with
offices
in
No-Sag plants and offices are
throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, South
America,
executive
located
knoltcd-end
firm
later
Sterling
square
Flex"
designated
The
Spring Mattress Co.
changed to Trenton Spring Products Co. In
1926; the
name Was adopted in 1956.
Sterling facilities Include 42,000
1879;
■■
debenture.
per
"Dura
manufacturers
in
and
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
Caribbean.
„
No
on
Plans 2-for-l
—
Split—
Dividend Increased—Reports Record Sales—
The
mon
to
called
be
board
eight
payable
months
Net
of
on
approved
1,
two-for-one split
a
Jr.,
quarterly
from
1959,
stock
to
if
the
of
com¬
special meeting
a
approved
to
dividend
cents.
seven
stockholders
President,
six
like
split,
by
stockholders,
set
a'
of
stated
new
months
of
record
July
net
at
21,
sales
the?
in
Corp., 99.9399%; Blyth & Co., Inc., and Equitable
(jointly), 99.91%, and Glore, Forgan &
Co., 99.4799%. Offering oversubscribed and the books
closed.
the
to
'
The bonds will
100.69%
fiscal
to
100%,
retire
a
months
cents
outstanding.
1958,
This
of
outstanding.
to
per
May
share
compared
$172,000,
31
last,
on
the
with
equal
rose,
to
412,749
net
to 42
a
record
shares
of
cents
per
in
of
supplying
gas
the
in
share
in
for
—
properties
Cook
earnings
plus
maximum
capital
BUSINESS
six
90
be redeemable
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
tc
working
May 31,
now
ton
from
up
corporation's
six
bonds,
Securities Corp.
at
the option of the
company
for sinking fund purposes
renging frcm 105.72% to 100%;
may
be retired, beginning ori Dec.
1959.
in
mortgage
5% series due June 1, 1984, at 100.712% and accrued
int.
The group was awarded the bonds on its bid
of 99.9599%.
Other bidders for the
bonds, also as 5s, were: First Bos¬
dividend
$3,350,000,
The
stock
common
increased
record
that
1958.
the
on
The
30.
equal
shares
the
the
in
The
1959.
1959,
earnings
months
the
date.
May 31,
Nov.
$370,000,
common
six
18
share
per
Riddle,
ended
ends
Aug.
July 31,
M.
$2,045,000
later
a
increased
cents
James
year
at
effective
The
is
June
on
stock, subject to the approval of stockholders at
be
will
directors
Northern Illinois Gas Co. — Bonds Offered
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. headed a
group of underwriters which
June 23 offered
$20,000,000 first
—
working capital.
National Aeronautical Corp.
;
a
Steel
In
Corp., division of
The
debt
$40
E.
managers
underwriting is involved.
The
'
Lockheed
this
This
189,
Of
at
by
Cable
is
notification with the
debentures to be offered for
membership
employees
stockholders
of
In
Steel's
new
sheets
the
plant.— V.
V
a
operation
jet-propelled
November
to
trip
Miami.
let for electrical equipment of the 80-inch
strip
Co.
hearth
of
with
'
filed
Fall
round
the remainder of the mill and all
auxiliary facilities has
by Westinghouse Electric Corp.
additions
filed
1505.
this
and
between
oxygen plant at Weirton Steel Co., also
The plant will have a
capacity of 650 tons
years.
The
.
May 4, '58
8,397,326
3,594,853
914,037
2,680,816
707
York
one
the
Mutual Dealers Wholesale, Inc., St.
Paul, Minn.—Files
With Securities &
Exchange Commission—
The
Eoeing
New
purity
barded
are
186,
1
Corp.—Contracts Let for Equipment—
18
for
to
on
and
writing is involved.
SEC
use
Corp.—Secondary Offering—W.
at
been
coils
Products
tons
a
letter of notification with the
convertible debentures due July 1,
1969 and 20,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered as
follows: of debentures, at par; of
stock, $2.50 per share.
No under¬
capital.—V.
'
H.
expansion program will be completed over the next
addition to the 80-inch
strip mill and the oxygen
plant, the program will include the construction of a
new
finishing
plant in Northern Indiana near
Chicago; the addition of
covering $60,000 of 10-year 6%
The
steel
open
and
make
Associates, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
With Securities &
Exchange Commission—
on
a
Super
s~hould "earn $1,500
service
of
corporation
the
June 24
on
powerful
National
2568.
p.
of
each
the largest oxygenJhistallatum. lor
Its output will be used
in
to Be Used—
SunOlin
satisfac¬
of
to
Chemical
&
load,
day
new
new
taken
receive
June
received
three
of
Montecatini
66%:
a
has been
program
"our long-term debt' as
lowest in the Industry,"
and
and
States.
for
Proces^
will
National's
stock
contract
Air
incur,
furnished
Atomic's
2787.
1).
jet
Steel.
terms
to
was
to
are
Yankee
/
it only operated 300 days per year."
by National each day, Mr. Baker added.
used
Gypsum
awarded
been
con¬
consent
application
amendment
which
of
revenue
Florida-Texas-
if
year,
between
also
will
on
equipment
Brockton,
Montaup
sponsoring
energy
this
strip mill and for an additional oxygen
$300,000,000 expansion program of this
of
The
been
to afford Montaup
flexibility in its relations with Yankee Atomic
Company, a nuclear power company of which
electric
the
Tampa,
hot
mcst
tons
of
be
bonds
Electric
one
for
at
the
among
The 80-inch mill will be installed
provisions of the 3%%
debenture bonds consistent
with
the
pro¬
visions of the other
outstanding series of debenture bonds of Montaup
and
"'
given
subsidiary of National Steel.
and
so
as
to
provide that Montaup may become or remain
respect of the following additional
obligations; "Obligations,
while a stockholder of a corporation which
is to furnish
to the Company, to furnish funds to or
assume
or
guarantee
stated
possible
Route.
application
1241.
announced
in
obligations
SEC
to
of
common
current
incurred
power
include
January.
and
division.
provisions
liable
per
National Steel
respect
Pursuant to
specified.
Montaup
and
not
'
as
•••"'
will add at least another $50,000,000 in
is
for
will be
Contracts have
Associates.
debenture
therein
its
estimated
that,
used
trips
has
p.
tinuous
associations.
Blackstone,
Eastern Utilities
•
32%
a
a secondary of
253,038 shares
price of $58 per share. The con¬
cession to dealers was $1.10
per, share. The offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.—V.
189, p. 2678,
Holding Company Act
River,
Mass., to revise
Montaup,
of
two
next
189,
of
1961
sale
that the company would not create,
assume,
in any manner become or remain liable in
obligations
any
provisions.
all subsidiaries
former
guarantee,
of,
bond
arc
in
are
National
which offered
Electric
Fall
do
$71,000,000,
represents
'%■
Co., Inc., are joint
underwriting group of 53
maturing Dec, 30,
and
This
Hutton & Co. and Blyth &
of a nationwide
Hattiesburg,
the
and
areas,
Fall
be
York
National
$9,900,000
outstanding
3%%
debenture
1982, which are owned by Blackstone Valley
Co., Brockton Edison Co,, and Fall River Electric
Light Co., which three companies own all of the
outstanding securi¬
ties of Montaup and Joined in the
application to the SEC for revision
bonds
to
round
New
Electras,
contemplates
company
:
the fiscal
,
ended March 31, 1959, the company
$19,894,000 and net income of $3,247,000.
of
about
be
year.
Transcontinental
capital
predicted
that
National
Montaup Electric Co.—Bond Changes Approved—
The
483.
$48,291,073 $49,718,651
35,589,017
37,726,472
12,702,056
11,992,179
~
administrative
offices
May 3, '59
allowances
„
four
end
months
revenues
2787.
p.
rural
electric
close of
competitive sale
during
Biloxi,
in
taxes
total
property,
(including
well
as
estimates
successful
$450,000
or
said
addition,
Power Co., an operating
subsidiary of The
Co., is engaged, within the southeastern
portion of the state
in the generation, purchase and sale of
electricity at
electricity
these
Southern
is
Four such planes
Mississippi,
Laurel
of
Baker
day,
a
of the bonds, together with
to finance a portion of its
the company
the
company to
that-NARCO will
$5,300,000, Mr. Baker said.
equity will total approximately $36,600,000 in the current
he added, as compared to $25,559,000 last
year.
:
Constellations
BUSINESS—Mississippi
Southern
to
Net
Earnings
by
or
Fund
-Net Up, Sales Down—
l
Operating profit
Shares
used
will
revenues
previous
financing of National's current
concluded, Mr. Baker reported,
Mr.
Per.body
bonds,
improvement
for
"s nffiE
™SLTmT2£S.' taclmlev
Interest
be
and
of
being producing
Minneapoiis-Moline Co.—Bldg. New
Parts Warehouse
„fA~ne.W ,two;8to5>' Parts warehouse at Hopkins, Minn., heads the list
Gross
will
gross
the
the
before
percentage
months
be made initially
Inc.,
$2,221.33 per smallest
unit.—V. 189,
t
The
tho
making expenditures
SEC
stock
Mid-America Minerals,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
an
fund
The
durinK the six months ended March
28, 1959,
income amounted to
$166,547.
For the year
$22840?^V.3|89!9p8'2?8e6.
Ji
All
been
Merrill
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
other
..
.
six
Montek
systems.
totaled
for
said
from
permanent
first
stated
at
']
fiscal year,
bid of 99.607%. Books closed on June 26.
1989 bonds are to be redeemable at
regular
from
estimated
$53,880,000
National
torily
.
the issue at
of
that
to
Earnings
•
microwave-tubes, .semiconductors
common
not
He
dividend
the
Stockholders'
a
.
to
development..,
■
been
had
that
added.
building
Manage¬
earnings.
into
.
a
99.19
construction
the
The
anticipated and
contemplated during the
extensive
an
retained
earnings
•
route," he said, "it
revenues."
* %
&
Co.
and
White, Weld & Co.,
also as 5'bs.
Fids
for a
5j/4%
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith,
Inc.,
100.729; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., jointly 100.5799.
to
Crosby-Miller Corp. On Jan. 30, 1959 it was
merged inbo *thig company, its
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Prior to the
merger the company was not
actively engaged in any business.—V. 189,
p. 1575.
2
originally
BIDS—Kidder,
bid
came
certain
was incorporated
in Delaware on Oct. 24,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Crosby-Miller
Corp, Its registered
Crosby-Miller Corp.
OTHER
authorizing
of Delaware is at 129
South State Street, Dover,
maintains offices at Room
4310, 60 East 42nd Street, New
York 17, N. Y. and at Gunn
Highway at Henderson Road, Tampa 7, Fla.
Del.
had
on
jointly,
Outstanding
528,500 shs.
HISTORY—The company
1958
been
group won award
coupon
FINANCING
*'600,000 shs.
*37,500 of these shares reserved for
Under
he
stock
a
California
Company. Act.
financing.
of
of
1576.
p.
Baker
"If
high
EFFECT TO
Authorized
Common stock
Mr.
derived
%
redemption prices ranging from 105.51% to par, and at
special redemption prices receding from 100.38% to
par,
plus accrued interest in each case.
187, p. 2492.
balance will be added to the
which
The series
now," Mr. Geismar said. Nor is
that it will return to the 25paid until Marrch 1958, Since
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Common Stock Offered—W.
W. Schroeder &
Co., Inc., of New York City, on June 23
publicly offered 24,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
at $12.50 per share.
16,000 of these shares are being
offered for the accont of the
company and the remain¬
ing 8,000 shares are being offered for the account of F.
Crosby of 111 Lorraine Ave., Spring
Lake, N. J., out of
a total of 265,300 shares
now owned b
yhim. Offering
ing bank loans, and the
capital.
had
as
June 25
on
it
then it has paid 71 M> cents
quarterly.—V.
a.great
The
moment"
which
permanent
Missouri was
position,
undertaken
out
back
increase.
from
in
"as
quarterly dividend
contemplated
,
piece-goods
shape," but "it
its
said
He
compared
Mississippi Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc. is manager of an
underwriting group which
offered an issue of
$5,000,000 53/8% series due July 1,
1989, at 100.38% and accrued interest, to yield 5.10%.
contribut¬
operation
in
Holding
plow
National Airlines, Inc.—Good Year Seen—
to
lOc-an-liour
rising cotton
the increase.
as
for
reason
proceeding
two
or
indication
any
"is
well
as
licensing
assets
another
as
Manhattan
workers
company's
Colombia,
another
its
$3.65.
the
and
the
equal
less
as
Manhattan,
of
Tne
its
operating costs
said
Mexico
For
$321,263,
company
lines
retail
wage
earned
under "the
its
declaration
189,
has
financed
to
G. T. Baker, President and Chairman of the
Board, toid the Society
of New York Security Analysts on June 19 that this
company expected
to net about $2,600,000 in fiscal 1958-59 which ends
June 30.
interest
1959, had been deferred, but that the
company does intend, subject
to
approval of the Commission,
to carry out permanent financing
prior to March 31, 1960, In order to
procure funds lor the repayment
of its promissory notes and for
continuance of its construction program.
—V. 189, p. 2568.
"
v
recently posted wholesale
expensive white shirts. Suggested
its S4 white shirt will go to $4.25 on
July 1 while $3.35
two
on
1958, Manhattan
$18,257,578.
firming shirt
improved
on
27,
order
6ft
of
sales of
on
issued
consummated
financing,
the first
considerably better.
months ended
cents
has
construction
half of fiscal I960. "Fall business is
running substantially ahead of last
year," he said. "The heavy write-downs of the last 12 to 18 months
are pretty well written down.
With the inventory adjustments we have
made plus the various economies introduced
in the last year and a half,
the first half of the new
year should be
six
stock
previous order of the Commission
authorized to issue
short-term, promissory notes in an
aggregate amount up to $3,150,000.
The company's
application requesting a continuance of that authoriza¬
tion stated that Missouri's
expenditures for
increase"
and earnings for
majority
authorizing this company to continue its $3,150,000 bank-credit
arrange¬
ment through March 31,
I960, or such earlier date as Missouri will
as
a
the
acquired
25, 1959.
May
season,
SEC
have
1958. For the
$25,703,249, compared
which
on
Lewiston
pea
The
earlier.
year
a
28, sales
Inc.,
Co.
Missouri Power & Light Co.—Bank
Borrowings Ap¬
proved by Securities and Exchange Commission—
1958,
ago."
Farms
the
NARCO
being
continue
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
.
.
plant, one of the largest and best equipped in the
has 50,000 square feet of lloor space.
It employs 250 during
and its capacity is estimated at 20 millicn
pounds
season.—V. 189, p. 2786.
per
cents
Brothers,
that
is
to
strengthen
year.—V.
industry,
the
May,
year
a
expects total sales for fiscal 1959 to show "a
the $32,468,423 reported for the
year ended June
over
nine
Seeinan
Seabrook
30
share, against $298,430, or 72 cents a share, a year earlier.
•
f ;"An improved outlook developed In the last few months," lie said.
"Retailers' inventories were low and the weather was
basically favor¬
able," he added. As a result, he continued "we have our inventories in
good shape."
and
further
said
which
plans
consider
Last Year's—
as
Riddle
ment
,
Idaho Plant—
in
share. Sylvan Geismar, President, reported.
three quarters profits totaled $306,753, or 74
first
Mr.
program
above.
corporation has sold it3 frozen pea processing plant at Lewiston, Idaho to Seabrook Farms Co., it was disclosed on June 17 in
a joint statement
by John B. Fowler, Jr., Chairman of Seabrook, and
John M. Fox, President of Minute Maid.
Mr. Fowler also is Chairman
189, p. 1348.
company expects to dose the current fiscal aeyr on
about the same profits as fiscal 1958 when it earned
a
Sells
at par
Inc.—May Sell Canton Control-
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Net Seen Same
equal to $1.01
Corp.
This
This
with
Finance
the
working capital.
See Canton Co. of Baltimore above.—V.
Civic
.
area
and
from
of
Company
277
Illinois..
has
the
of
of
the
bank
bonds
loans
construction
in
they may
ranging from
will
and
be
to
applied
increase
purposes.
all
of
the gas
utility
is engaged principally in
adjacent areas located in
the City of Chicago and in 19 other counties
Edison
communities
The
an
PURCHASERS—'The
sale
to
acquired
Commonwealth
in
1, 1961, at prices
interest in each cose.
$5,000,000
application
County outside of
northern
accrued
at prices
Co.
1954
It
and
territory
estimated
names
of
approximates 10,000 square
poppulation of 2,400,000.
the
purchasers
of
the
new
mileS"
bonds
and
»
9
(2893)
thi
Number 5859
189
Volume
Strudwick—
Anderson &;
'
Johnston (fc.'Currie— $150,000
IVJilllaney, Wells & Co.— : 250,000
Newourger, Loeb 6s Co._
150,000
Redpath
T
500,000
€00,000
♦
A: :
Paiker
..
-
Nongard, Showers &
Co..
Inc
6s Co
Burahain
150,€00
200,000
&
Securities
&
Freeman
Co
—
Harrison & Co
Siix
Coe__
& Co
Cartwright
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Operating
revenues
income
Other
150,000
terms
—r--~
93,687
&
—
$14,977,299 $14,661,786
2,533,030
2,537,132
„——
$12,867,263
2,609,605
will
—I $12,444,269 $12,124,654 $10,257,658
stock
500,000
500,000
80,371
per
—V.
p.
189,
7,145,488
$1.42
Ry.—Bids July 7—
will receive bids up to noon (EDT) on July 7, at its
office, Room 2023, 120 Broadway, New York. N. Y., for the purchase
from it of $5,000,000 equipment trust certificates.—V.
189, p. 2460.
company
Co. (Wis.)—Merger—
The
Federal Power Commission
has authorized this company to
merge
a subsidiary,
Eau Claire Dells Improvement Co., also of Eau
Claire, Wis., into the parent company.
V
:
Eau Claire Dells owns and operates hydroelectric generating equip¬
ment of 8,900 kilowatts aggregate rated capacity at
a dam on the
Chippewa River. The dam, located in the City of Eau Claire, is owned
by the City
and leased and operated by the company. The entire
electric
output of Eau Claire Dells' plant is sold at wholesale to
Northern States Power
the
and
States
Northern
will be operated in
- •
merger.
States
Northern
of
simplification
the same manner following
■.
said the merger will result
the Northern States system
in a further corporate
by the elimination of
place all of the system's utility operations
States; and will reduce to some extent
accounting and reporting procedures.—V. 189, p. 2036.
company; will
Wisconsin in Northern
subsidiary
a
in
were
18.
June
on
proving flights of
the unveiling of
the first completed N-15GF
fighter aircraft and the completion of the acquisition
munications Engineers, Inc.,
they commented.
aircraft,
of
highly-suc¬
jet trainer
multi-purpose
of Page Com¬
to $5,350,000,
outstanding.
stock
common
of
conversions.
and other income
compared with combined
sales
Consolidated
$195,775,526,
"
Northrop
and
Page of
for
for the three quarters were
sales and other income for
$204,18G,422 for the
Profits equaled 2.7%
of
the sine period last year.
year.
corresponding period last
sales as compared with 2.5%
net
orders at April 30 were $227,000,000 with
backlog In missiles, drones, electronics and asso¬
ciated systems and 32%
in manned aircraft. The comparable total
a
year
ago was
$278,000,000 with a somewhat similar breakdown
by products.—V. 189, p. 2787.
Consolidated
of
68%
about
unfilled
the
Ohio Bell Telephone
'
Net
$3,879,824
3,859,314
charges
after
—V.
30—
income
operating
Net
189,
p.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$92,126,114 $80,701,659
54,309.875 53.613,213
15,509,746
10,217,215
7,526,376
6,963,919
$2,519,927 $14,780,117
2,528,544 14,691,636
$9,907,312
9,969,492
Garrett
it
which
company
to homo
can
can
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
convertible debentures—.—_——
stock ($1 par value)
—
$350,000
.
1,500,000 shs.
Outstanding
$350,000
997,569 shs.
Chemical Corp.—Unit to Build
Chemical Co. below—V. 189, p. 2244.
Olin Mathieson
Plant—
Pacific Gas &
Electric Co.—Earnings Higher—
1959
Months to March 31—
Gross
operating
543,273,085 510,035,423
431,861,109 405,721,129
revenues—
Operating expenses and
taxes
——
111,410,976 104,314,294
670,165
1,537,428
operating revenues
Miscellaneous income
Net
Gross
Bond
Net
income
interest
income
Balance
—V.
189,
other
inc.
transferred to surplus
on
preferred stock—
available for common stock
declared on common stock
Balance
Dividends
Earnings
112,081,141 105,851,722
deductions——.— 26,977,993 26,132,679
—
declared
Dividends
Common
&
surplus
of stock
shares
common
p, 708.
per
1958
,
outstanding
share-—
85,103,148
18,335,664
79,719,043
18,335,673
66,767,484
44,310,994
61,383,370
40.981,258
$22,456,490 $20,402,112
17,929,305
$3.72
17,075,524
$3.59
...
ties
Hilliard
B.
&
100,000
—
Securi875,000
Corp.,
Stroud
&
Co.
250,000
150,000
Inc.—
Corp.
American
Co..
&
Hutton & Co
E.
Tucker,
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Wainwright & Co.
G. H. Walker & Co
H.
Lerchen &
—V.
189,
J. C.
Inc
Co
&
...
Co
Wheat &
son,
75,000
250,000
150,000
875,000
100,000
875,000
White, Weld & Co
Winslow, Cohu &
250,000
875,000
925,000
Co.
100,000
75,000
100,000
250,000
Stet¬
100,000
Inc.
Dean Witter
_V
Co..
&
875,000
250,000
Co..
75,000
Heitner & Woods
75,000
Yates,
400,000
r.
Co..
Woodard-Elwood <fc
Co.
Struthers &
Wood,
2569.
p.
To Be
Hosiery Co.
Phoenix
Roth
Co.,
Wertheim
*
6s Sons.
Walker
6s
of
——
C.
Watling,
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.
250,000
,
Inc.'—.
Walston
Peabody & Co..
&
L. Day—
Wachob-Bender Corp
r
75,000
Loeb
250,000
Trask & Co
Anthony &
Joseph
Norfolk
Kuhn,
75,000
...
Co.,
250,000
150,000
400,000
400,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co..
Kidder,
Inc.
Spencer
150 000
250,000
400,000
—
Investment Corp.
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
150,000
100,000
Son
&
Co
Hutton
F.
...
150,000
Co.,
&
Stone & Webster
R.
...
Co
Hentz &
J.
Hirsch
Acquired by Kayser-
Corp.—
Kayser-Roth Corp., above.—V.
See
Offered
—
stock at
—
Common Stock
Public bffering of 143,750 shares of common
price of $4 per share was made on
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
several underwriters named below have sev¬
the books closed.
erally agreed to purchase
500,000 shares of common stock of the com¬
opposite their respective names;
be
added
for
various
June 22 by
Offering oversubscribed and
& Smyth.'
Bullard
Filor,
183, p. 2079.
Materials & Polymers, Inc.
Plastic
pany
In the amounts set
Pierce, Carrison,
Jack M. Bass & Co
220,000
Corp.
90,000
—
Co.,
Evans &
A.
Inc.
80,000
—
189,
—V.
Space
p.
30 000
McDaniel Lewis & Co.—
Courts & Co
._
Roman & Johnson,-.
_
Varnedoe, Chishohn &
Co., Inc.
——
Wulbern,
Inc.
The Johnson, Lane,
Shares
..
30.000
20.000
15,000
15,000
2722,
was
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
made on June 12 by Shields & Co. at $49.50 per-
share, with a
offering was
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
completed.—V. 189, p. 2788,
funds will be used for investment
Materials, Inc., a Rhode Island Corporation
out operations for tho company from a
North Smithfield, R. I.
This
Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public offer¬
of 4%% sinking fund debentures due
June 1, 1979 was made on June 25 by an underwriting
group managed by Lehman Brothers and Glore, Forgan
&
Co.
The debentures will be priced at 99%
and
accrued interest, to yield 4.95%. Offering oversubscribed
Philip Morris
closed.
refunding bearing an
1965 the issue will be
quiring
the
the bonds may not be redeemed Ormtph a
interest cost of less than 4.95%. Starting In
entitled to the benefit of a sinking ...nd re¬
1964
1,
June
to
mandatory retirement of $2,000,000 principal amount of
At its option the company may retire an addi¬
annually.
debentures
$2,000,000 debentures annually during the sinking fund period.
The debentures will be redeemable for the sinking fund at 100%
and
accrued interest.
Other than for sinking fund they are redeemable
tional
on
thirty-days notice
interest.
at
prices ranging from 1037/8%
to 100% and
accrued
the offering will be applied
proceeds from
to the reduction of short-term
loans, together with other
short-term
of tobacco and for other
purchases
Plastic
formed
to
Inc.,
by the
loans. The proceeds from the
funds, were used to finance
manufacturers
some
fee
EARNINGS—For
sinking
debentures
Cumulative preferred stock (par
$25,600,000
3.600.000
40,000,000
series
Stock
:
-
Plan.
Inc.—Hearing Postponed by SEC
1959, on the
make permanent its order temporarily
the hearing set for June 22,
postponed
to vacate or
a
Producers Life
corporation
The
on
Ariz.—Files With
Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the
Insurance Co., Mesa,
June
8
be offered to
underwriting.
used for capital and surplus.—V. 179, p. 615.
covering 40,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to
life, insurance policies at $4 per share, without
SEC
holders of
proceeds are to be
The
Public Finance
This
Trust
Service, Inc.—Seeks Order—
corporation has applied to the SEC for
Act declaring that trusteeship
Indenture
an
of
order under the
the First Penn¬
Banking 6s Trust Co. under three existing trust indentures,
and its trusteeship under
a proposed indenture is not so likely to
involve
a
material conflict of interest as to make it necessary to
disqualify said trustee from acting as such under the four Indentures.
sylvania
The
proposes to issue
the 1959 indenture by
$3,900,000 debentures now
company
under
$3,900,000 of 6% debentures due
exchanging such 1959 debentures
outstanding pursuant to the three
earlier indentures. The Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested persons
until June 26, 1959, to request a hearing upon the
application.—V. 185, p. 217.
$25,600,000
3,600,000
40,000,00
$100)—
the
Hampshire—Registers With
Commission—
This company, located
at 1087 Elm St., Manchester, N. H., on
June 24
filed registration statements with the SEC seeking registration of $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series K, due 1989,
Public Service Co.
t
of New
Securities and Exchange
series
Option
has
Securities and Exchange
Outstanding
169,981 shs.
169,981 shs.
90,145 shs.
90,145 shs.
Common stock (par $5)
5,000,000 shs. $3,284,346 shs.
•Including amounts due within one year.
tExclusive of a maximum
of
112,499 shares which may be issued pursuant to the company's
4%
3.90%
31, 1959, the com¬
Regulation A exemption from registration under the
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a stock offering by Acme Tool
&
Engineering Corp. of 4124 Howard Ave., Kensington, Md.
(now
Polytronic Research, Inc.. of Rockville, Md.). The hearing was post¬
poned pending a determination by the Commission of a motion filed
by its staff that the hearing in the Acme Tool matter be consolidated
with the hearing in the stop order proceedings brought by the Com¬
mission against Advanced Research Associates, Inc., also of Kensing¬
ton, Md. The staff's motion alleges that the two proceedings Javvlvti!
common questions of fact or law.—V. 189, p. 2723.
due
*
1959-1967
SEC
suspending
for
fund
the nine months ended March
Polytronic Research,
The
question whether
1982
April 1, 19G6
notes, payable
4?/P%
debentures
in
Through
pany and its subsidiaries had consolidated net sales of $3,801,922 and
net'income of $118,552.
In the like period a year earlier, net sales
were
$3,142,634 and net income was $45,485.—V. 189, p. 2245.
debt—
4V4%
compounding
and the sale of the
also engaged, through
the
of
basis.
adhesives and textile chemicals.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
of
recently
plant in
compounding and custom coloring plastic materials
large prime manufacturers of raw materials on a
another subsidiary, the company also engages In
an
operation of a trading nature involving off-grade virgin plastic
materials purchased from prime manufacturers.
for
general corporate purposes.
Authorized
2=e%
is primarily engaged in the
company
coloring of thermoplastic raw materials
products to its own customers.
It is
subsidiary,
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
♦Funded
carry
BUSINESS—The
and
BUSINESS—Principal products of Philip Morris are Marlboro, Par¬
Philip Morris, Benson and Hedges, and English Ovals cigar¬
ettes;
and Bond Street and Revelation brands of smoking tobacco.
The company in July 1957 acquired Milprint, Inc. which designs and
manufactures various
types of flexible packaging for the food and
allied
industries.
Milprint's subsidiary, Nicolet Paper Corp., pro¬
duces glassine paper.
Philip Morris, in April 1958, acquired Polymer
Industries,
general
such
will
and will be used
about $200,000 of
by the company In
Eastern
ing of $40,000,000
and the books
the sale of the common shares
the general funds of the company
corporate purposes.
It is intended that
to
resultant
Perkin-Elmer
ary
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
liament,
12
Inc.
Co...
&
Nicolaus
875,000
Haupt & Co...
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.—_
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
FINANCING
Authorized
150,000
Brothers
Stifel,
100,000
400,000
875,000
Stieglitz
&
Inc.
is
875,000
150,000
150,000
Hallgarten & Co
W.
&
Eros.
Stem
&
—.
Halle
H.
& Co.
Boyce...
Co.
&
R. St.aats
William
Stein
400,000
100,000
Co
Barney
Swiss
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Ira
Smith,
875,000
150,000
Co..
Co.
FHA or VA mortgage to finance their purchases.
availability of mortgage money, and the terms upon
be obtained, directly affects the number of houses the
build and sell at any given time.
company
Sons.
&
100,000
250,000
150,000
100,000
Co.—
:i
&
Co.—
Simon <fe
M.
925,000
Inc.
Marache
Granbery,
I.
75,000
^uO
75,000
Corp..
&
&
Hammill
Co
: 15u,
»
Sachs
currently developing and selling houses In Nor¬
mandy Village subdivision and in Harbor View subdivision.
Normandy
Village is located on Normandy Boulevard in Southwest Duval County.
As of
April 15. 1959, 388 houses have been completed and sold in
Normandy
Village
and the company has land for approximately
602 additional houses.
Harbor View, located cn Soutel Drive in North¬
west Duval County, was opened on Oct. 12, 1958 and 75 houses have
been sold there with land available for 563 additional houses.
Houses
in both subdivisions are in the price range of $11,000-$15,000.
The
&
Goldman,
the
PROCEEDS—Net
2244.
SunOiin
Robert
an
upon
Therefore,
company
See
Reid
<
400,000
400,000
250,000
Stringfellow—
&
Shearson,
875,000
40
-0
Co.,
Fulton
Scott
75,000
400,000
250,000
'
100,000
Inc.
L. F. Rothschild & Co..
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Shields &
C)
The First Boston
'
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Union
Co
&
&
Schwabacher <fe Co,
Co., Inc
&;
Evans
E.
depend
150,000
The
100,000
925,000
v
Dillon,
Eberstadt &
purchaser Is a veteran) or insured by Federal Housing Administration.
Occasionally, a purchaser may pay cash or arrange a conventional
loan to finance his purchase, but the great
majority of purchasers
Prior
Co.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
Operating revenues— $23,689,950 $20,129,693
Operating expenses——
13,819,021 13,303,396
Federal income taxes—
4,083,637
2,591,638
Other
operating taxes1,907,468
1,714,732
period End. Apr.
of houses
single-family dwellings for sale
Co....—
75,000
Ellis, Holyoke & Co.——
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
of
constructs
Riter
Inc.
Co—
&
Securities
F.
J.
is
400,000
100,000
150,000
Dominick—
&
Eastman
finance their purchases by obtaining a mortgage
guaranteed by the Veterans Administration (when the
Northrop
cipally from debenture
Drexel
who generally
which
& Co...
'
Dominick
included earnings of the new
This
For the like period last year combined earnings
and Page totaled $5,070,406, equal to $3.02 a share on
a
total of 1,678.171 shares, reflecting the 1,583,173 shares then out¬
standing plus the 94,998 shares later issued to acquire Page.
The
balance of the increase in Northrop shares outstanding resulted prin¬
Page,
subsidiary,
company
owners
Clement
income for the nine months ended April 30, 1959,
equal to $3.0G a share on the 1,748,314 shares
Consolidated net
amounted
The
State
Reynolds
Co
<fc
150,000
Reinholdt & Gardner-
Inc..
Co.,
Dillon, Read & Co.,
and existing under
existence on April
statutory consolidation of 14 Florida cor¬
Shares
prospects have been enhanced by the
the first T-38 Talon supersonic
company's
The
cessful
Davenport
has two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Frank C. Uible
Pinecrest Development Co., which were organized under the
the
75,000
Inc.—
Co.,
&
150,000
Inc.
Dixon Bretscher Noonan,
Florida cn, respectively, March 5, 1957 and
March 7, 1959.
Frank C. Uible Co. acts as exclusive sales agent for
company-built houses. Pinecrest Development Co., will acquire certain
properties for sale to the company.
.
loan
&
Dain
M.
100,000
Co.,
Pierce &
Rauscher,
150,000
Inc.
of land and the construction
Common
higher for the first three quarters of the 1959 fiscal
year than for the corresponding period
a year ago, William C. McDuffie, Chairman of the Board, and Thomas V. Jones, President,
revealed
J.
150,000
400,000
<fc Co
Dodge <fc Co
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
Collett
400,000
Co.,
&
Inc..
Co.,
250,000
Sons
Pollock
E.
150,000
,
Raffensperger,- Hughes &
100,000
Clark,
company
of
Co...»
Lisle & Marshall
Brown,
Co
Jaekson
Inc.
250,000
150,000
Co
Brown <fc
Alex.
is a corporation organized
of Florida.
It came into
State
the result of a
as
and
5'/a%
Increased Earnings-
Corp.—Reports
Northrop
Earnings
The
laws
\1
Northern Pacific
The
the
of
1959,
Co.
&
Branch, Cabell
925,000
100,000
100,000
'
_
Co.
Northwest
Pacific
Wm.
100,000
Simmons.
Bradford
C.
J.
&
875,000- ; Paine,' Webber,
& Curtis
400,000
Co.—-
&
-
250,000 ;
Co.
875,000
Co..
&
Cook
^ Newhard,
75,000
•.
&
Boettcher
porations.
/
7,163,376
$1.62
7,163,376
$1.67
——:
share'
2787.
Earnings
Ellis
Blunt
.
Inc..
Smith
A
Stanley
Morgan
i.
Piorcc,
Newtourger & Co.—:—.
Co.—_
Inc.
<fc
Becker &
Goodbody
laws
150.000
Inc.
Co
&
Lynch,
Fenner
&
——
Stearns
G.
A.
Merrill
150.000
•
North
Fitch,
—
Inc.—_r—
Co.
&
McKelvy
100,000
,
Inc.
Bear,
net
BUSINESS—Company
1,
Mason-Hagan,
Co.,
&
BH.Tth & Co
J.
(Florida)—Stock Offered—An issue
and development
150,000
Co._
&
Baird
& Co
875,000
100,000
75,000
100,000
100,000
W. L. Lyons & CO.———
Burge. <fc. Kraus
Co.
sale.
the
$11,944,269 $11,624,654 $10,177,287
Earnings applicable to com. stock
Shares of common stock outstanding
at end of period
be
400,000
„—
Barret,
proceeds from the sale of the common stock
added to the company's general funds and used by it in the
acquisition
for
dividends on pfd.
Provision for
Ball,
Lane, Space Corp., and
PROCEEDS—The
income
Net
$12,610,179
70,438
257,084
$14,883,612 $14,591,348
debt
on
that this company plans the
Clement A. Evans
Co., Inc. Offering oversubscribed and the books closed.
The Johnson,
Loewi
.'
Baker, Weeks & Co....
supplied by amendment.
be
to
are
100,000
Co.—L——^
W.
Inc.'
500,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was pub¬
licly offered on June 11 at $3.50 per share by a group of
underwriters headed by Pierce, Garrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Apr. 30, '59 Mar. 31,'59 Apr, 30, '58
$96,517,318 $95,791,977 $88,513,198
81,633,706
81,200,629 75,903,019
taxes-—
income—.
Gross
Interest
June 23
250,000
Whipple
Robert
1
<fc
&
Bacon,
.
of
operating income——-
Net
on
Pearce-Uible Co.
Ended—
Operating expenses and
Bache
200,000
R.
J.
Earnings Higher—
12 Months
Anderson
Forge Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
located at 777 East 79th St., Cleveland, Ohio, on
June 25 filed a registration statement with the SBC covering 43,500
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the present holders thereof through an underwriting group headed
'by Fulton Reid & Co., Inc. The public offering price and underwriting
500,000
800,000
150,000
250,000
C. N.
250,000
—
White & Co
WillLston & Beano
announced
was
.
-
Strudwick-
Corp.
business of refining and
and adjacent areas. Its
Mich.—V. 189, p.2460.
Securities
American
laws of
under the
Allyn & Co., Inc..:;
C.
A
Park Drop
150,000
250,000
—
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
Adamex. Securities "Corp.
Burnham
&
Alstync, Noel 6s Co.
Weeden 6s Co., Inc
McMastcr Hutchinson &
Co
Co
250,000
150,000
100,000
300,000
Van
1,000,000
150.000
250,000
—
—
Thomas & Co—•
150,000
Inc
Co.,
Mackall Ss
J. S. Strauss
&
Co.—.
Co.
Loewi &
Stokes
Sweney
&
Laden'ourg, Thalmann
700,000
150,000
Co.,
.
300,000
—
—
100,000
& Co.„,
Walter
6s
MacArthur
Co
6s
Nicolaus
Inc..
100,000
Space Corp.
i—
Johnston, Lemon 6s Co...
Kenover,
1,000,000
300,000
Co
&
Stifel,
Lane,
The Johnson,
€00,000
W. Pressprich & Co._
Rand
1932
Forgan.& Co.—* 3,075,000
Glore,
offering
of
approximately $10,996,000 of 15-year convertible debentures, to
be offered first to common stockholders.
The net proceeds of this
offering will be used tor the company's construction program.
The •
underwriter for the issue will be determined by competitive bidding,
J
and sealed bids will be received on Aug. 5. Probable bidders include: V
Halsey, Stuart 6s Co. Inc.; Blyth 6s Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co. and
Smith, Barney & Co. (Jointly); Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Lehman
Brothers.
Bear, Stearns & Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Kidder, Peubody & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler (jointly).
—v. 189, p. 2788.
'' .,:j '.;; ■.It
Shaughnessy <te Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammlll Ss Co.
Steele, Haines & Co.:
Haupt & Co
Ira
R.
250,COO
—
500,000
'—.
Corp.—
Inc
Co.,
Inc
w
In
Laird, Bisseli Ss Meeds ^ ' 150,000
„ W. C. Langley 6s Co.—_
250,000 '
100,000 '" Lazard Freres ,Ss Co.li_ • 875.000
;• 75,000
*' Lee ;Hlggirson Corp.——
250,000 250,000
John. C. Legg
100,000
V
"
•'
Carl'. M. Loeb, Rhoadcs
' • V
Lehman Brothers „—j$3,075,000
Co.—To Sell Debentures—
Pacific Power & Light
.i
Co.,
200.000
250.000
150,000
300,000
100,000
Co.__.
First
..
&
incorporated
was
principal refinery is located at Detroit,
&
-
Pollock
E.
Wm.
Cunningham.,
Schmertz ■"
6s Co., Inc.—
—
Dempscy-Tegeler & Co._
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Evans
H.
Co.—.
500,000
Co.—'—«
&
Courts
Carl
Co.
Michigan and is. engaged primariljr. in the
marketing petroleum products In Michigan
100,000
100,000
Inc
Pforzheimer
Gasoline
Aurora
150,000
Inc
Christenscn.
200,000
Corp.
Clayton Securities
Kendall,
Penington, Colket 6s Co.
Feters. Writer &
€00,000
1,000.000
€00,000
Company
—
Becker <fc Co., Inc.
A. G.
150,000
~r.
;
Baxter 6s
100,000
.
company
below1 opposite
forth
set
company
the
from
chase
filed a registration statement with .the" SEC on
June 22,
1959, covering 874,422 .shares of its common ^capital stock,
.without par value. The company, has agreed with the holders of the
outstanding shares of-Aurora Gasoline Co. to exchange such shares
of Ohio Oil common-at'the'rate of';;2S shares^of ^Ohio Oil common (or
each" share of preferred stock of Aurora,: 5.78438 shares of Ohio Oil
common for each share of common stock ot Aurora, '-and 5.78438 shares
of Ohio Oil common for each share of class A common stock of Aurora.
Copeland &—
Patterson,
6s
,
L.
Inc
Murray,
Ball, Burge & Kraus—500,000
Barret, Fitch, North &
underwriters .have severally- agreed to pur«
>alh the debentures, in the principal-'amounts
their-respective names.-v f
UNDERWRITERS—The
Exchange Offer—
Ohio OH Co.—Registers
This
,
Baehe 6s Co
Auchincloss,
has severally agreed
The Milwaukee Co
$500,000
iMoreland.'Brandcnberger, <
100,000
150,000
*
Allison-Williams Co
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
follows:
are as
Inc.$3>200,000
Halsey, Stuart &-Co.
.
.
which each purchaser
principal amount thereof
purchase from ihe compuny,
to
.
*
10
•
(2894;
offered
to
Us
sale
$5
Inc.
be
bidding
offered
competitive
value, to be
and 390,000 shares of
for public sale through
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
public offering prices and underwriting
The
by
to
be
received
from
sale
the
the
of
(formerly Raytheon Manufacturing
corporation, on May 25, 1959.
Blyth
terms are
"'\ '
amendment.
proceeds
the merger of Machlett Laboratories,
Inc., into Raytheon
and
group
supplied
Net
will
at
par
underwriting
Co.,
to
for
stock,
oommon
«aid
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
White Raytheon management
stock
common
actions
be
applied to the reduction of the company's short-term bank
incurred
for
interim
financing
of
construction.
Such
will
amount
to
approximately $10,000,000
just
before
the sale of the common stock. The net
proceeds to be received from
the sale of the series K bonds will be applied to the payment of the
remaining
short-term
bank
borrowings
and
the
balance ■ will
be
the
borrowings
borrowings
tiscd
for
the
oorporate
series
construction
additional
of
company's
first
rules
company as presently estimated
fn 1900 and $9,500,000 in 1901.
available
for
approximately
first
this
him
and
per
the
will
estimated
that
the
1958
totaled
$4,285,000
$10,1000,000
Included
in
normal
the
and
demands.
for
Estimated
sidiaries
for
1959
internal
anent
series
by
funds
internal
K
Based
the
and
increasing
of
the
provided
perm¬
which
will
be
the
to
extent
not
1901.
obtained
permanent financing,
including the
to
be obtained
by short-term bank
theon
Mexico—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A
share.
per
These securities
are
as
holders
BUSINESS—Puritan
or
Delaware
Chemical
Feb.
on
13,
Corp.
1959
incorporated
was
the
for
by
maximum
a
of
235,108
the
Agreement
by Raytheon
of
Feb.
on
record
of
5,
Feb.
on
Merger
1959
which
to
holder
a
shares
would
of
Machlett
be entitled
into
issue
will
be
for
sale
series
of
<fc
of
and
distribute
which
the
and
Co.
the
shares
the
and
is
to
to
of
share of
Machlett
have
the
shares, will
Machlett
issued
-
The
Stock
Options,
of
unit
the
agreement, the company
Patent No. 2,766,067, as well
United States
Ayer Chemicals,
rights
to
Patent
the
and
of
business.
Under
as
the
Cash
net
the
all
as
the
of purchase
equipment,
and
in
of
well
as
subject ,to
changes
the
under
all
in
bank
assets
above
of
the
in
the
in
contracts..
the company also assumed current
trade
consideration of the above,-'the
company issued to Ayer
In
sale,
predecessor
The
Barney Shinberg,
All
rights
to
to
proposes
continue. ■*•.".
manufacture, distribute,
above
products heretofore marketed
that corporation to the company
1959 which had been
by
20,
the
and
owner
of
which
have
treated
the
company's
the
been
felt
and
deal
by
the
in
the
transferred,
dated
Feb.
stockholders
company
thus
other rights to
is
the
all
of
manufacturing or otherwise,
foreign country;
rights,
under
the
patent
\
license,
country or in
in .this
''
company also produces "Perdue." u
spray for sanitary
napkins, >
is composed of essential
oils and synthetic
aromatics and does
aiot
involve
the
chemically-treated felt base principle
described
in
Patent
No.
2,766,067.
It
is
intended that Perdue will be
filled
in
aerosol spray
packages by
companies.specializing
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
'-•,./
stock
(10c
EFFECT
not
include
the
called
amount
of
sold.
are
I;
oi
stock
anon
Kodak
duPont
de
Stock
Exchanges
of
the
that
market.
*
company,
to
upon
50,000
amount,
pursuant
issue
to
shares.—V.
to
the
189,
however
the
5Mi7e
1798.
of
&
Oil
Corp.;
Co.
American
Co.;
in
,
series
expected,
;■
reserved
May 29, 1959
.
of
N.
J.;
common
$250,000 for
«fc
accumulation
Telegraph Co.;
stock of General
Electric
and
Co.—V.
of
for
will
be
issuance,
stock
189,
2180.
p.
Mines
Ltd.
Safie,
Chairman
of
f.tock
one
of
Reliance
the
of
nation's
and
189,
p.
of
New
corporation, located at 711 Fifth
a
registration statement with the EEC
4*3,311 shares of common
stock, $1
or
to
be
granted
par
exercise
are
to
ot
issuable
officers
employees
plan also
on
options.
upon
or
company's
supplemental
restricted
the shareholders 'on
May 12.
V■
Ave.,
New
Of
the
key
stock
York. N
Y
filed
23.
1959' covering
issuable -to officers or
the
shares
exercise
of
employees
pursuant
to
plan
auuroved
bv
and 15,096 shares are
issuable to
to
a
supplemental
employees'
stock
purchase
by the shareholders on May 12
1959 —v
irV
pursuant
approved
Raytheon
"
'
OJ'
Exchange
a
Offering
-—
This
and
a
about
half
four
prospectus dated June 1,
covering the possible
offering of 350.602 shares of common
stock
(par $5):
100,000 shares of 5l2%
cumulative serial
preferred stock
(par $30) convertible into common
stock until Feb
1
1969. and interim
certificates representing 640,120
owner¬
ship-units (exchangeable for common
stock after
April 1,
I960*. These securities
were issued
in connection
with
and
show
new
1898,.
moved
manufacturers
over
both
a
and
of
1959,
figures
for
income
the
of
p-.st
six
the manufacture
aircraft parts and
as
year.
'• ^
of
ended
*' *
■
Iron
Melting—
the
.7/
'
dividend
for
•'
•
the
J
'
on
will
be
other
GIVING
the
dependent
relevant
EFFECT
V
-•
declaration
TO
the
upon
factors
of
such
financial
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outr-fanding
<
-
$23,478,375 ■■■-"*■
"
notes
paya'ole^___i___.__
divi¬
condi¬
existing at the time.
Authorized
$30,000,009
;
•
notes
its
the
be/declared
to consider
thereafter.
However,
dividends
and
were
increased number of .shares
in July 1959,
payable in,*
the declaration of cash
dividends at
shareao
a
company
4.400,000
'>
7.
•'"/
payable../.—1,450.000
4,000,300
-
-
l,-328,376>
1,630)237 shs.
pgr value- 2,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
below, for whom Dean
Witter & Co. is acting as
representative, have severally made a firm
commitment to purchase from the
company and the selling stockholder
the respective numbers
of.'shares of common stock set forth
B
Company,
C.
J.
..
:&
13.750
13,750
t,
Co.,rl-„ —h--'.7.2a__/
13 .750
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500
2-500
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k'
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4; 167
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Co
-,7,1/417 ;■
.,1,417.
.
4;i67
Inc.—2._-_^_a-^.a
189/p!'2831.-
;
1,417
^'•4,167
MacCormack
i
1/117
V
,7,083*/
Co——J— •_
Ar
&
„
Wagansellcr
">
4,167 '
4.107 v
t
n
Kerr
2,750;-'
'
,.7,083
•7 »-5,833
&
Staats
McDonald
2,750 «■*,,
2,750
1,667
.
'
Stern, Frank, Rleycr
Fo;:'.-v
Bateman., Fichler. &; •-Cd.x'2»h_"^.'-a£ 7
■Bingham/ Walter & Hurry, Ine.'o/^.
'
2/750 V,
;
■
cV Co._—_.—.h,-.
Ha.nuhUl
Walston & Co.,
Burnham & Co.
'
:
7,083
..
; A
Co.J——
&
Cook
R.
;,■/•'
-
7,083
.
William
; 2,750
f.,/
,
7,083' '
Ja?ksoh£& Curtis-/2»r:;V.ri„
Luncll.-crg
Shearson.
<.
2,750
.
13.750 V:
.Co.-'{-s-
Huttoh;
living
2
'
Elli:',
;SiuamonsA---2_/2-'-,-—dd-L
Crowell, 'Vveedon •& Co.-——v—awiklA.--'
E. ^XH
r
2.750
•
..
13.750 7
.
Blunt
Re¬
2,750
a
-1:L750'r
&r
AllyiV «fe Co.
.Earth
10,167
„
13,150
Schwabtchcr.
•• Co./l--2,
"Lester, •Ryons-'.ifc' Coed-
.
'
V-.13.750
,
.
Stockholder
"
50,633
rnev;&
Pairic; Wdbber,
•/.r
•
Ore,
-
April.30,
$853,299
stated
cash
a
5c
payable to banks./„_l"J_i:_wa
term debt—
"
Evans
Producing Strip Steel From
con¬
subcon¬
v
and
eighty years dividends
Hallghrten fa Co//'.-'.'—"2
<
.x/ ih-vla 1
Hemphill, Noyes & Coi-J-.
"V. "S, Moscley,, & Co.-i_/J_..-a—..-iik._-.-i_
is'
operative, equipment and
facilities
former locations or delivered
from equipment
past six months.'
'
.
prime
a
•
months
$1,154,229
V'-XT*
-/:•
and
future
:
A.
fnllv
-
Now
in
,
contractor, and
HombkiWer .& WcekLc/a
from
the
Initially,
outstanding notes payable to banks,
the purpose of
financing the com¬
receivable. .
Lehman " Brothers '
boys'
that
laboratory is how
of
business.
for
accounts
net
.
declare
amount
Smith,
being undertaken in the laboratories is divided
"'into
metallurgical, processing/ new products and ceramics." '
having been
be-
electronics
industry.';'/.';
Kidder,*Peabody
Frere,s
now
areas:
The
■T
will
will
reduce
used
were
Gc-ldmar.- .Sachs .«&. Co,-_ *.
common
and
,
•
ingot*toes-per
work
shares
funds
Selling
.
The
275,000
These
increasing volume
components,
Lazurd
distance from
Republic's Cleveland steel
plant, largest in Ohio. Within an hour's drive
are Republic steel
in Warren,
plants
Youngstov/n, Canton
nd Massilion—-with or
combined ca¬
pacity, including Cleveland, of over 8 million
'
'
333
/
'
1,667
333
",
f
■
The
corporation; also announced on June 13.that it is
.mccessfullv.
producing strip steel from iron ore, without
melting, in the compan'v's
new Research Center.
.•
■
-V'.v
Peter Robertson, Vice-President
in charge of' research
and planning,,
described a strip steel rolling process which
uses
iron
powder and
bypasses such normal production
operations as • cokeovens, blast fur¬
naces,
hearths and
open
Republic
sults
so
is
far.
blooming mills.
research
"extremely
Mr.
work
optimistic
Robertson said.
still
ahead
of
us
He
and
keenlv
added
before
enthusiastic"
thut
"there
commercial
possible."
is
"re¬
with
considerable
production
will
process
to
be
Si. Regis Paper
Co.-VRegisters Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission-^ -'
This
company
June
on
24
Offer .With
/
;
-
*
;
,
filed
a
registration statement with the
shares""of common stock (par S5».
The company
proposes to
offer to the holders of the common
stock of Chemical
Packaging Corp. the privilege-'of "exchanging their stock
for common
stock of St. Regis on
the basis Of/one share of St.
Regis common
SEC
for
covering 20.000
each
—V.
five
18.9,
and
one-half
1799.
p.
7
shares
of
common
stock
of
Chemical
-.-k
>
Mr.
time
be
Robertson
1ms
to
been
to
move
materials
T-ie
made
company
and
A' .,Co.-( Inc.
The XI'st Boston /Corp.-.—
i.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co./Lj
corporation, was officially Opened on June
18.
is located on
a
106-acre tract di land
in
Inde¬
Cleveland suburb 10 miles south of
downtown Cleve-
center
new
can
new
production
Co.
to
the
company.
by the
.
this
The
pendence, Ohio,
the
1959,
1798.
issued
regis¬
granted
commercial
used
sale; of
the
required
Dean Witter.& Cu,_..
/
;
Industry's newest scientific laboratory.: the
$5,000,000
Center of
search
option
.,
-
being
outions
the
of
below:
steel
June
value,
from
funds
Blyth
'l>'".»* *';.v
2881/>'
under.,
under-"**
York"
.
employees upon the
tered, 51,215 shares
5
•.£,
men's,-..women's
7.
Brooks'
sold
Offered—An
Common stock, (without
-
on
.
This
be
1958
Secured
the
..
Rapid-American Corp.—Registers With
SEC
the
Notes
,
the
major manufacturers
and
Jan.
on
Illinois^
products
.
Republic Steel
Corp.—Opens New Research Center—
189- p. 2572.
above.
Stock
military, services and as
companies in the aircraft
Unsecured
required-
majority of the outstanding
Manufacturing Co. Reliance, .founded In
sportswear.:—V.
also
-Shares-
the
on
in
incorporated
under :
July 20, 1927, and
Collinsville,
'
for
Queensland Explorations Ltd.—On
Canadian Restricted
:-
in
Long
$50% per share.—V. 189, p.' 2180.' '
above.—V.
at
other-tomato
,
'
not
was
cancelled.RC -V
common
was
are
located
and
proceeds
general
CAPITALIZATION
covered'
traded
Brooks
the
end
/
7
preferred
be
-
com-
S750 000
List—
Sec DuMaurier
M.
for
tion
Board, cm June'22" announced
that Ellas A. Safie,
formerly an officer and director*of' Reliance and
of
Safie
Bros. Co.,
Inc., has sold all of his holdings''hi
Safie Bros.'
Co.
to that corporation and
henceforth will have no connection
with'
either company.
\ "
■" '
'
Safie Bros. Co., Inc. owns a
land
common stock
accumulation of common
stock of-$750,000 for accumulation
of common
$500,000 for accumulation
of
Telephone
of common
shares
is
working capital
quarterly intervals
Reliance Manufacturing:
Co.—Officer Sells Safie Stock
.Joseph
under¬
underwriter
p.
authorized
{
securities
issued, the reserves threfor
closing price of Raytheon
on
have
common
Raytheon Co.—Shares in Air Force
Contract—
$250,000 for
Motors
of Standard
accumulation
Co.;
Nemours
General
stock
counter"
to
dend
of'issuance
notice
will
September
preferred
'"/..'I
Midwest
See" Cutler-HammerInc.
*935,000 shs.
Rochester, N. Y., Investment
company, has filed an
amendment
to
its
registration .statements
covering additional Quinby Plans
us
follows: $3,500,000 of
Quinby Plans for accumulation of
stock
be
The
Such
Quinby & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
E.
event
The
Outstanding
This
•of Eastman
the
the
apparel
FINANCING
1,500,000 shs.
h. reb;
which
be
muy
total
therein.
PRESENT
Authorized
shares
agreement
maximum
TO
part-
'Assuming all shares offered
writing
and
official
upon
Stock Exchange
products
which
does
Series
sole
The
the
5Vzty'
was
••
from, which
intention to
/>
common
ol /-he
-any
-Common
to
with
company.
and
common
Raytheon
•
York
"over
In
company.
The trade name "Scent-A-Rooin" is
tiie United States Patent
Office, and is owned by the'
The company lias granted or
disposed of no
■registered
the
or
may be
developed, incorporating the
chemically
principle described in Patent No. 2,766,067 which is
base
property
approved
The
sales
otherwise
Ayer have been
under an agreement
directors.
manufacturing,
and
of
business
engaged
paid quarterly
at tn annual rate of 40c per Ndaare.
From
1951
through 1956,. an
annual year-end extra dividend of
10c per share was
paid..
In 1957
and in
1959, 207* stock dividends were paid.
Following'announcement on April 21, 1959 of a
2%-for-L stock split
which was effective May 29,
1.959, the hoard of directors
each"',
Raytheon.
by
this
Prospectus.
After
the
merger
the
shares and the interim certificates
will, it is
.
by
previoulsy
Aj'cr
sell
the
of
seed.
catsup
DIVIDENDS—For the
Machlett
New
listing
corporation,
Ayer, lias been engaged in the business
of developing,
manufacturing and selling, certain types of deodorizers
which the company, the owner
by assignment thereof from Ayer and
by
number
Options.
425,000 shares of its capital stock 10c par value.
The
borne
the
respective periods
shares
issuable
to
stockholders
(presently 246,863 as adjusted for the
57*
stock
dividend paid March
4,
19591
is
further
adjustable
for,
stock dividends or stock
splits, if any, prior to final distribution of
Additional Shares
after
April 1,
1960.
Like
adjustments' would be
made with
respect to Additional Shares issuable
upon surrender of
Interim Certificates issued
upon exercise of Machlett" restricted
Stock
of
current
registrar
be
maximum
for.ner
ordinary
amount
as
will
The
Ayer's
included
were
stock,
Ayer's
office
EARNINGS—Unaudited
Han¬
Bank
over
ot
all
the
in
as
$14,942.37
works-in-process
other
included
described
process
receivable
certain
pf
felt
hand
on
accounts
were
terms
liabilities.
treated
manufacturing
items
of
inventory
and
salt,
The major Items
all
significant
course
$1,320.62
the
Inc.
chemically
purchased all rights under
funds
1959
exer¬
securities,-including the
of
registration and of listing, issue taxes,' the fees
of
J.
P.
Morgan & Co. Incorporated as
agent for the issuance 'of' thfc securities, as Deposit Agent and as fractional
agent, and fees of The
Ayer, through Barney Shinberg, the latter'.-,
President, who
brother, Maurice Shinberg, the Treasurer, are its sole stock¬
f
.
name
is
Suppiger Company on
changed to Brooks Foods/ Ihc.,
was
particularly
tractor
costs
with
to
increase
tractor
stock
common
tc
•
owner¬
lor
-
,
it/» Trans-;
number
one"
v
.
stock¬
of
-•
a
corporate
BUSINESS—The company is engaged
primarily
and
sale of target missiles,
electronic products,
major assemblies and high temperature
shares
basis
name
pany's inventories
shares
common
/
Pennsylvania
to
company
S.
Aeronautical Co.^—i
added
proceeds
for
Machlett
maximum
the
G.
principal
business,
The
issued
to
pepper
The
time
deposited
be
Restricted
and
as
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
determined,
to
its
The
>
.
of
successor
and
1918.
(
laws
lor the account of the
company and 55,000 shares
for the account of a
selling stockholder.. Offering over-,
subscribed and the books
closed; S
-
Agent'' will
has/been
been
1882
1854,
in
upon
the
sold
of
Agent
of' common
Its
Ryan
the
same
Deposit
number
converted
any,
the
at
Deposit
as
in
Co.
18,805
writing group headed by Dean Witter & Co. is
offering
330,000 shares of no par value common stock at
$25.50
per share.
Of the total offering
275,000 shares are being
stock¬
shares.
common
issued
The
total
be
if
cising options prior to April 1, 1960.
ship units in such certificates, on
the
be
acting
evidencing
additional
holders
the
to
Shares",
Certificates
rights
holders
will
stockholders.
until
stock
"Additional
be
Incorporated,
Machlett
these
purposes.
issued to Machlett
law
product is
Brooks': label.1
the
In.
date''
costs
Ritter
Ritter
in
of
approximately 62.5«c\ ,of
the exchange offer
"
under
Co.
agreement: with
aggregate
brand
distribu¬
tomato
corporate
1957.
tract
Under
of
its
therewith,
the
Conserve
J.
J.
principal
corporate
will
shares
common
Machlett
Interim
shares
fees' and
deposit of their Machlett
on
number
into
general
preferred
immediately
P.
for
agents'
or
its
an
and the balance are
packed for private label
company's wholly-owned subsidiary," Ritter Seed
Co.,
Bridgeton, N. J., is engaged Jn the
breeding,- growing,
in
Delaware
outstanding or reserved for outstand¬
ing Machlett stock options, is 640,120.
These Certificates are to be '
surrendered at the time of final distribution
shortly after April l, i960. -•
The expenses of the initial
issuance of the
holders.
The
located
■
transfer
stock,
common
exchange
.
with
own
"Ritter"
tors.
equal
effective
P.
accordance
stockholders who
incorporated
was
Philip
name
■qualified to do business in the States of New York and
Massachusetts.
By agreement dated Feb. CO, 1959 the company entered into a con¬
his
the
of
processing and sale of lood'specialties,
principally in consumer
packages, over SO'*
of
which
are
sold
under
the advertised
shares of Raytheon 5%
common stock.
The number of
Raytheon
taxes,
used
Morgan
J.
not
acquiring the
«y>sets of Ayer Chemicals, Inc.* thereinafter sometimes
called "Ayer" or
the
"Predecessor"), a Massachusetts corporation.
The
is
company
with
by
in
preferred stock for each
shares of common stock
Brooks.
The
two
stock
agreed to accept
registration statement.
Ritter
J.
Ritter
and
the
immediately tc convert the
him
Philip
to
Ritter
its
of
common
have
the
Co.
changed
and
shares
the
on
by
who
of
established
«
Brooks
of
outstanding
and
Ritter
the
as
of
J.
share
of
share
made
its
of
stock,
P.
paid
1.959, r. The
19,
being
one
of
stock
each
for
effectiveness
:
reserved
initial
Raytheon
adver¬
under
he
to
of
purpose
and
under
stockholders
to
minimum
tising, inventory, selling, accounts receivable and working
capital.
laws
declared
optioned
were
shares
as
ferable
be used for promotion and
adjustment
stock
the
to
registration,
The 5'%#
and
PROCEEDS —The net proceeds will
141,065
"connection
(par 10 cents) at
being offered as a
About half of the issue had been sold
in
1959
received
such
offered 500,000 shares of capital stock
$1.25
of
is
such
outstanding;; capital stock
(par $5»
was
converted
into
serial preferred, stock
("5%<*
I
rate
preferred
Brooks and certain of
shaics
for this purpose is 24,197
(representing the
maximum number of such shares to be so
used). The maximum gross
to Raytheon from the exercise of such
options will be $644,953, all oi which, after expenses incurred in
Corp.—Capital
Stock
Offered—
Co., of New York City, on June 22 publicly
speculation.
June 26.
offer
enable
the
at
of
Ritter
of
1
,
proceeds
Chemical
&
to
expense)
—
Registers Exchange ■ Offer With
Exchange Commission—
stock;
Ritter
of
share
oiler
and
shares
(cumulative
minimum
common
common
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common
(par $5) was made on June 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$28 per share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents
per share. This offering was completed.—V.
189, p. 1577.
stock
Dunne
issued
common
5Vxc/c
dividend
4,
merger,
series
at
Puritan
of
a
stock
number
Service Co. of New
Machlett's
595,940
shares,
March
of
Public
his
'(at
prepare
sue a
amendments,
common
708.
p.
to
oi
or.
Raytheon
stock at an initial conversion
price of $62.86 per share. , The /;
number of common shares reserved for such
conversion is 79,542.
5/ v
Options for 44,180 shares of Mfichlett common stock -were
outstanding
on
April 23,
1959
under
Macnlett's
Restricted
Stock
Option
Plan
dated April 20, 1956.
Each such option was, at the /time of
merger,
converted into an option to
purchase the number of shares of Ray- •-
from
company's plans, further
will be required in 1960 and
Raytheon
maximum number of common shares so issuable
by Raytheon is 246,863.
The 5Vz f/o
series shares, which arc redeemable after Feb.
1, I960,
will be convertible until Feb.
1, 1969, unless redeemed, into
sub¬
of
of
and
57c
on
customer
the
Raytheon
merger,
shares
141,065
the
distribution
of
care
construction,
from
expected
are
189,
1959
company's
all
on
for
or
transmission
take
expenditures
company
required
bonds,
to
$920,000,
sources
borrowings.—V.
company's
construction
are
in
$9,460,0Q0
remaining
estimated
expenditures
plans for 1959 through 1961 are for
facilities
sources.
financing
Additional
from
the
to
be
to
of
The
1900.
other
estimated
seller may advice
post-effective" amendment
Raytheon's $5 par value common shares.
The exact number of the
common
shares to be issued, within this range, is to be
determined
by dividing $14,106,500 by the average of the
closing prices of such
stock on the New York Stock
Exchange in the period Jan. 1 through
March 31, 1960.
In addition, Machlett stockholders will receive
7,053
shares, plus 57/
of the number of shares which are issued in excess
internal sources will average
The" company's principal project
capacity of 100,000 KWj of a new
from
are
construction
additions
«ystem
their
in
and
the
scries"),
(with a rated
eteam
g'enerating
station
in
Bow,
New
Hampshire,
scheduled
for
completion in the fall of 1960, together with related substation and
transmission
facilities.
Expenditures for
this
project
in
1957
and
«md
prospectus may be rcoffered or sold by
in transactions which may not be
exempted
Act of 1933, as amended, and the
thereunder of the Securities, <fc Exchange Corii-
transaction to comply with the Securities ac> oi
imj
rules and regulations of the Commission thereunder.
Raytheon
not file any such post-effective amendment after June
30,*-1961.
100,000
year.
unit
preferred
Securities
what
emphasized that
confined
a
be
have
work
the
rn
handled."
has
while
/
the
potential
producing
by conventional methods
"We
"our
the
un
this
laboratory phesq," The next
stage will
continuous pilot plant line where
larger quantities of
process
costs
to
made
steel
in
to
steel
reduce
equal
-
-
the
/
capital
in
equipment and
quality to the/steel
-
laboratory
which offers
thp same
strength, ductility and ability to be
fabricated into finished
parts as
steel produced
by other methods. We are
evaluating all phases of the
new
process in order to
bring the entire economic nicture into
focus "
Mr. Robertson said.—V.
189, p. 2723.
*
-
Scott Paper
Barton
Corp.,
See Scott
Paper Co below.
Worcester.
Mass.
"
-
Paper Co., of Chester, Pa., Hudson Pulp-&
Paper Corp., of .New
City, and Rice Barton Corp.; -of Worcester,
Mass., jointly an¬
on
June "23
the
termination
Patent
of
litigation
involving
Ostertag
No.
2,418.600 owned.by Scott Paper .Co;
Scott
had brought
against Hudson in the U. 'B. District Court.
Jacksonville, Fla.; for
infringement of the patent; and this suit was
followed
suit
U. S. District Court
Hudson in
seeking
According
lawsuits
to
have
Pulp
licenses
-Litigation Ter-
Co.—Litigation Terminated—
Scott
York
nounced
Hudson
Rice
minated—
*
at Bridgeton, N.'.Jg; filed a
registration stateJune
18, 1959,- covering 4,827: shares of Itsnoncumulative, voting/ $100 par value,- and
60,018
shares of its common stock, no
par value.
Ritter proposes to offer to
the holders of preferred and common stock
of Brooks
Foods, Inc., the
privilege of exchanging such shares for preferred and
common stock
contemplated trans-;
therefrom, some of
such
consisting
of
amount
such
no
proceeds
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
This company, located
ment
with
the SEC on
by this
indicate
wishes
the
.
Ritter Co.
Securities and
the
Upon
-
construction
during 1959 arc
the construction plans of the
for expenditures of $17,900,000
is
It
he
in
of
(F. J.)
Delaware
a
same
the
regulations
and
any,
the
the
covered
under
knows of
none
Any such offerer or
sale
if
and
call
purpose
$4,500,000
for
and
mission.
or
receive
acquiring the
transactions
of
.
securities
persons
other
will
property,
Expenditures by the company
-expected to aggregate $15,800,000
the
for
Approximately $2,000,000 of the proceeds of
be deposited initially with the trustee under
mortgage and subsequently withdrawn against
bonds
•certification
Is
and
purposes.
K
cash
facilities
will
and
Co.),
.
under
Hudson
is
oy
in
a
Suit
a.
information
received
from;
the
companies,/ the
amicably disposed-of by mutual
agreement,
Paper Corp. and Rice Barton Corp. have
the
patent
licensed
to
for
-
and
received
an
undisclosed
overate
'(Continued,
its
high
on
page
consideration.
"speed
52).
tissue
<•
.
machine
.
r
two
been
&
in
Boston, Mass., in which Rice Barton
joined .with
declaration that the patent was' net
infringed. *
.
at
11
(2895)
Volume
189
Number 5859
t
.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend crtmouncements
tables.
a
the
In
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
in
table
which
67c
\
preferred (quar.)™,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Container Corp. of America, com.
Name of
Ac mo
Industries
„
7-15
7-
10c
6-30
6-15
1
9-18
(quar )
A^rUmfSpecialty Co" $1-20 pfd. (quar.)__
Pfd- A (quar.')
Sugar Co., 5%
10-
93 %c
30c
Aluminum Co. of America, $3.75 pfd.
5%
Aggregates,
5
preferred
f
American
Koine
American
Ice Co., 6%
Amei'ican
Monorail
7-14
••'
"
1st preferred (quar;) •;
Steamship Co. ____
7-31
Thermos Products
Amcncan
Title & Insurance
Co.
Amoskeag
Company
Anaconda
Wire
7-31
6-19
1
7-23
7-10
$1
6-29
6-22
7-28
7-
7
25c
9-22
9-
3
preferred- (quar.)
Ansul Chemical Co. (quar.)
8-
1
7-10
9-
9
8-12
8-
1
7-20
62 (4 c
8-
1
7-20
(quar.)_'_--u_.:iu^'_i_j.___Z
preferred
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Electric, 4%
Atlantic City
preferred (quar.)
__________
•,4.10(7' preferred (quar.)__4
-A
4.35%
preferred (quar.)____
Atlantic Realty Co., $0 preferred (s-a)
__
4.75',).
Atlas Credit Corp., common
"B"
Houghton Fund
income)
Axe
from
(quar.
,Bald win-Lima-Hamilton (quar.)
__
Baltimore Transit Co.——.
Banco de Andes.
American shares___"
Bankers Securities Corp, (Phila.)—
cumulative common™—,—
Eastern
55c
9-
1
8-14
Eastern
preferred (quar.)
...
$1
(quar.)—
10c
Magnesia Talc CoZ._„ZZZ.ZZ:.Z"$150
$1.31(4
$1
9-
1
8-14
Eastern
States Corp.
8-
1
7-
$1.18:,4
8-
1
7-
9
9
9
8-
1
$1.08;,i
8-
1
7-
$3
7-
1
2%
7-10
6-30
2%
7-10
6-30
Co.
Corp., common (quar.) —
preferred (quar,)__.
_______
Bostpn Edison Co., common (quar.
4.25'A
preferred (quar.
A-.——'
4.78%.
preferred (quar.)__™
__
Bourbon Stock Yards
Machinery Co.—
$1 preferred (quar.)
___
British American Assurance Co.
iquar.)™..
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.
Briggs-Weaver
(quar.)_
____
______
Biscuit Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.
Men's Assurance Co. of America—
Semi-annual
Oregon
Co.__
Cenoo Instrument Corp
__
Central Food Markets, 5% pfd.
Central Kansas Power Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Century Investors, $2 conv. pfd.
Cliadbourn Gotham Inc., 5% ofd.
6e.o
preferred (quar.)
1
4Vsc'o preferred (quar.)__
Charleston Transit Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
Bag
Z____
(quar.)__ZZ
6-30
15c
7-31
7-10
7-22
7-
7-14
7-
3
7-
7
pfd. (quar.)
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
ZZ...
$3
7
pfd .(series 1947
and 1956)
(quar.)
$80c
8-14
7-31
J 50c
9-
held
the
basis. The
4&>
&
6-26
8-
1
7-17
Class B
7-
1
6-20
o7c
7-
1
6-20
7-
Combustion
Concord
5'/2fc
(reduced)
5r'c
5',2%
6-26
7-10
Fine
6-18
Fireman's
7-
1
6-23
50c
8-
1
7-
8
87V4C
10-
1
9-
9
1
7-10
Firestone
Engineering Inc.
Natural "Gas,
Franklin Electric
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-
1
6-25
25c
6-30
$S1
7-
1
6-19
55c
8-
1
7-
5c
7-
1
6-23
$3
6-30
6-23
——
(stock
dividend
Stock
—
2
Co., class A
_„Z_ZZZZ_I
4'A
7-
7-17
75c
8-
1
7-15
40c
7-20
6-30
$1.75
7-15
6-30
$1.27'4
7-15
Mills,
8888-
7-
1
1
1
8- 1
3
6-30
7-15
3
Lee
6-30
(quar.)
6-19
7-
8-17
7-15
Loft
7-15
6-30
Goodman
$20c
8-15
7-15
Goulds Pumps,
$15c
7-15
6-30
Green
50c
6-29
6-22
8-
A
Mfg.
1
7-15
15c
9-
1
8-10
8-
1
7-15
$40c
8-14
8-14
7-16
7-16
7-15
6-30
25c
25c
7-15
7-15
6-30
$1.25
$1.25
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-16
7-
Miami
(H. L.)
2
12-15
7-22
7-22
7-22
States
6-30
6-26
1
6-23
1
|
7-
7-
1
6-23
7-
3
6-25
7-
1
6-23
7-
1
6-23
87 (4 C
-8-
1
'7- 7
3
37 (4C
7-23
7-
$1.25
6-22
6-20
3
G-20
15c
7-
15c
7-15
7-
45c
8-15
7-20
9-
3
4
6-23
Class
J75c
(quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, com. (quar.)
4(27o preferred (quar.)
4.96'^
preferred (quar.)
Hartford
Steam
Boiler Inspection &
In¬
Halle Brothers,
surance
Co.
common
(quar.)
Lithographing Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Gas Co. (quar.)
Hayes Industries,
Inc. (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 57o preferred
Havana
67c
7-20
6-30
$2
7-23
7-
8
7-10
1
8-15
8-
8-15
8- 1
'
Horn
5'A
47?
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
(N. Y.) com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
35c
9-10
8-31
25c
7-25
7-15
$1.06(4
(quar.)
A
$1
62 VaC
A (quar.)
$$1.25
$25c
25c
1'Ac
7-15
1
8-
60c
7-15
60c
9-25
7-
8
9-10
75c
8-
1
7-10
56 (4 c
8-
1
7-10
62c
50c
8-
7-10
1
7-15
7-
6
7-15
6-30
7-
$1.25
1
7-
6
Oxford
8-14
7-30
10c
9-
1
8-14
87 (4c
9-
1
8-14
Sl.OO^tt
9-
Pacific
Pacific
6-24
6-17
7-
1
6-22
7-
1
6-19
12c
7-24
$1.06(4
$$2.50
7-31
7-17
7-
1
6-15
$1.05
8-
1
7-10
$1.50
8-
1
7-10
7-31
7-10
$25c
56'Ac
8-14
7-15
1
7-
1
6-20
50c
8-
1
7-17
$1.25
9-
1
8-21
60c
8-
1
6-20
10c
8-
1
6-20
8-17
8-
3
7-15
7-
3
•17c
7-15
7-
3
7-15
7-
3
$1.50
8-
3
7-
8
15c
7-
1
6-28
15% C
35c
8-15
7-31
9-30
9-15
45c
7-15
7-
25 c
8-
1
7-15
90c
9-10
8-13
25c
8-10
7-16
$5c
7-31
6-30
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
7-24
7-10
10-
1
9-18
$1.06
7-
1
6-26
$1.12(4
7-
1
6-26
$1.25
7-
1
6-26
$40c
10-23
9-30
$G9c
9-15
8-25
$$1.50
9-15
8-25
15c
25c
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
25c
a-
1
7-10
25c
8-
1
7-10
60c
(Milw.)—
8-
25c
class A (quar.)
6-30
6-22
—
25c
7-
1
6-18
25c
10-
1
9-18
7-10
6-30
25c
7-24
7-10
25c
7-24
7-10
25c
9-10
8-14
50c
7-
2
6-26
60c
7-24
7-
20c
7-24
7- 6
1
8-14
6-25
6-19
12V4C
7-25
7-10
25c
7-31
7- 6
——_r
7——
,, ^....1-1.1 r _■
.
Chemical Co. (quar.)
4% conv. pfd. A
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
intends
to
solicit
consents
to approve a
40c
$1.25
25c
Car
& Foundry
(quar.)—
Telephone & Telegraph—
pfd. (quar.) —
22'/a C
Perkins
(quar.)
Ltd.
Machine & Gear
Pcrmancnte
$45c
(quar.)
Glass Sand Corp.
Cement Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.l
3
of
50c
Pennsylvania
9-
seven-for-
split of the common stock.
Packard-Bell Electronics (quar.)
Parke Davis & Co.
(quar.)—
Pcnuman's
1
40c
$1
Fiberglass Corp. (quar.)
Paper Co., $5 preference (quar.) —
Corp.
7-31
8-15
60c
47'/ac
Portland Cement—
its shareholders
Pemco
7-15
1
5c
Works-
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp., 4V'2%
8-
8-
6-30
25c
one
1
7-20
7-30
$1
,
Company
7-17
7-31
6-26
—
Co.
7-17
17 (4c
common (quar.)
(quar.)__—
——
13
Elevator
7-15
25c
Owens-Corning
6-25
7-25
Otis
6-26
1
6-17
(quar.)——.
—
Olin Oil & Gas Co.,
2
8-
6-30
______
—
Olin Mathicson
7-
7-31
2 7'/4 c
(quar.),—
Oilgear Company (quar.)
Old National Corp., class A
ClftSS
8
1
17 V4 c
—
Quarterly
7-
7-13
8-
6-26
(quar.)__—
common
7-4
1
8-
8-1
20c
(quar.)___
States
1
15c
(quar.)
National Insurance
Quarterly
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) com.
preferred (quar.)
Hotel Syracuse
7-10
$15c
Light & Power Cd.
& Hardart
8-15
———
Northwestern
7-10
1
8-
20c
Holt Renfrew & Co.
6-30
$2.50
(quar.)..——
B
7-21
35c
(quar.)
1
—
pfd.
Engineering Co.,
Northwestern
25c
37(4c
conv.
7-
7-10
preferred (quar.)
2nd
7-10
25 c
______________
1st preferred
Quarterly
20c
66 Vic
Heyden-Newport Chemical, com. (quar.)
312 7o
preferred
(quar.)
$4.37(2 preferred (quar.)
—
Hoe (R.) & Co., class A (110 dividend action
taken at this time).
IVic
(s-a)
1
1
8-
6-23
Ohio
Extra
_
Chemicals & Controls—
(increased quar.)
5.30preferred (quar.)
7-
(quar.)_
preferred
Engineering
Northwest
Common
6-20
7-15
7-
50c
Telephone, common (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)—
——4(4% preferred (quar.)__
5% preferred
(quar.)
—
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com. (quar.)
3.60%
Hagar.
6-29
6-29
32(4©
Co.
Gas
$2 preferred
Northern
—
Haverhill
7-20
Co.,
& Western Ry.,
adjustment pfd.
Northern
6-23
75c
(quar.)
8%
Finance
prior
$4
;
6
10c
6%
Ltd.,
Haven
4%
12 VaC
(2-for-l stock split)
Gunnar Mines Ltd. (s-a)
7-10
North American Fund of Canada
Northeastern Water Co.—
Utilities—
50c
7-10
7-25
42c
(quar.)—_______—_■
Corp.,
7-10
7-25
(4 c
Co.,
Window
5(2%
Gulf
(quar.).—
7-15
7-10
7-25
$4
——
Norfolk
$1.12 Va
(stock dividend)—
6-30
6-23
7-31
7-25
31(4e
(quar.)
—,——
Jersey Natural Gas (increased)—_—
York "Wire Cloth
(quar.)
New
New
_
10-15
6-30
31
preferred
(quar.)___—
6(4%
preferred (quar.)——__
Lead Co., 6% preferred B (quar.)
Nebraska Consolidated Mills (quar.).
New
(stock dividend)
Grief Bros. Cooperage, class A fquar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar.)
7-15
10-31
1%
C8e
Greyhound Corp.
6
7-31
J15c
15c
—_—,
common
7-27
9-
tl5c
1
National
dividend
Stock
Inc.,
6-30
6-18
1
7-
8-10
1st preference (s-a)____-Monoana Power, $4.20 preferred
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)—__—
Mount Royal Rice.' Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)_.
Moirs,
7-15
25c
Co.
6-18
7-20
25c
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., 5%% pfd. (accum.)
Michigan Seamless Tube, new colft. (initial)
Miles Laboratories
(monthly)______
Miller & Rhoadcs Inc., 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)__
6-24
7-
Grain
preferred
7%
2
2-for-l split_____
5c'a
6-30
1
7-
iopX»„. ,8-17
1
•
Metro,
6-29
$3
7-15
75o
6-30
75C
7-20
75c
6-30
6-30
•'">
6-15
1
Ltd. (quar.)__________
McGregor-Donigcr, Inc., class A (quar.j___~
Class B (quar.)_____———
———
Memphis Transit Co._—_______—
6-:*)
7_15
3
8-
31 (4c
(quar.)___i—
preferred
McCabe
6
7-
7-15
7-
10c
30c
H.) & Co., 4(4% pfd.
4%' preferred B
(quar.)___.—
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pref.
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd.—
9-15
6-17
7-15
—
(R,
Mucy
1
$1.25
(quar.) _______
common
Co.
Gas
Lynchburg
1
7-
$1
3c
1
7-
7-10
8-
7-29
$1
50c
—___—
Neptune Meter Co., common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
7-15
"
7-15
8-
Island Lighting (increased-quar.)—_
Longhorn Portland Cement (quar.)__——_
L-os Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
_______
Louisville, Henderson & St; Louis Ry.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)_.—,_._•
Lunkcnheimer Co. (quar.)>_-.
^
(quar.)
$30c
$1.37J/a
1
Long
1
ordinary (initial)__A_—
Corp., class A——
Goodall Rubber, common (quar.)
—
7-15
7-24
8-
_____
(s-a)___
Candy Co.
7-31
Gold Seal Products
7-31
1
7-13
$1.05
preferred A (quar.)_—
5% conv. preferred B (quar.)
—
Lincoln Square Building Co. (s-a)—___—_
Lisborn Uranium Corp.—__—_____________
rets,
dep.
Amer.
6-15
8-
1
5%
7-15
_,
preferred
40c
,
9-
—_
dividend
Stock
7-15
Public Utilities Corp.—
Class
$1.25
7-24
45c
30c
(quar.)
Northrup,
&
National
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Glasco Corp. (initial)
Glaxo Laboratories—•
6-30
1
6-25
8-14
Ltd.—
______
Tire
&
Rubber
Leeds
7-15
(quar.)—
Gladding McBean
6-30
7- 1
6-25
7-15
—
Co.
Lawrence Gas
7-
1
Inc.
preferred
$4.50
7-15
10-
7-15
30c
_______
Narragansett Electric, 4(4% pfd.
National Casket Co. (quar.)___
General Telephone Co. of California—
4V1V0 preferred (quar.)
Gimble Brothers Inc., com. (quar.)
7-17
1
,
U5c
(quur.)-____—
A
1
$37(40
•.
Class
preferred
Stockholders approved a
1
1
v
common
(quar.)
A
Class
General Dynamics
8-
12(4C
Inc.,
Laurentide Acceptance Corp.
7-15
Company' (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
6
8-
,$1.12(4
6-19
Lafayette Insurance (s-a)____—___________
Lanston Industries (quar.)___—
Stock dividend
—
________
Laura Secord Candy Shops (quar.)
6-30
70c
65c
dividend)—
37c
:
—„„37,
General
7-
6-19
1
(s-a)______
(quar.)—_______
$1.25 conv.
6-20
(quar.)—„ZZZZ
7-24
25c
7-
1
7-
2
iq. 1
45c
7-31
1
City Title
6-19
7-10
20c
3
8-
1
7-
Kentucky-Tennessee
7-
9-1
9- 1
7-30
7-31
(Washington, D. C.)
AA
Gamewell
$5
62 (4 c
8-
20c
20c
45c
(quar.)_
—
Corp. (quar.)—!
(quar.)
General Motors Corp., $3.75 pfd, (quar.)—Z
8-17
20c
(quar.) —
Co.___—
& Insurance
Paper
Kalamazoo
7-
7- 1
—$1.37(4
8-15
35c
(quar.)
—
& Rubber Co.
Tire
Fuller Brush
Class
10c
7-15
(quar.)______
Manufacturing Co.
Joy
6-20
28c
(quar.)
common
—
_____
Semi-annual
$1
$1.50 \
37 (4 c
7-15
1
(annual).—,
Ltd.
of Canada
5%
Acceptance Corp. (quar.)—i
Fund Insurance/ (San Francisco)
Arts
Home
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
Firemen's Insurance Co.
$1.06
$1.17(4
1
8-
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
—____________
Jersey Farm Baking Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)—
$3
(monthly)
Quarterly
$1.20
7-14
8-
4%
7-15
'6-30
6-12
6-25
37 (4c
Jersey Central
^20c
1
(quar.)
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.);
1
8-
8-19
_______
Manufacturing Co.
Fireman
Jantzen
8
7-15
•.
A
1
_
1st preferred
preferred
common
preferred
preferred
7-
15c
preferred
7- 3
7-31
7-15
8c
• •;
(quar.
(quar.)
7-20
31c
1
_
preferred (quar.)
Clay (quar.
Knickerbocker Growth Funcf__.__—
$1.18:,4
$1.25
80c
Class A common
Southern Ry. Co.
non-cum.
7-
7-31
.
(Washington, D. C.)—
(quar.)——
4
25c
Aug.
Colorado
$4.36
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Iron
25c
.,:1
National
6-22
special meeting
on June 30 on a proposal to
common
on
a
two-for-one
split would be effective about
1.
Colorado Credit Life Insurance
"
Mortgage Assn.
Federal Services Finance Corp.
Central Power Co.—
be
split
N. Y.)
Federal
Stockholders will vote at a
to
$4.22
6-30
Kennedy's
13c
„
preferred
cuse,
6-25
Finance Co.—
Colorado
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Textile Printing (increased)__
—_
Farmers &
Traders Life Insurance (Syra-
6-25
7-
8-
6
7-10
35c
Fabien
,
70c
6
7-
6
11c
$1.25
common—
Mills (incr. s-a)__
—
Claussen Bakeries, Inc.
(quar.)
__Z._ ZZZ
Clayton Mark & Co. (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (incr.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland Union Stock Yards Co.—
5'A
6-19
7-31
10c
Grove Cotton
Colonial
7-' 1
75c
Quarterly
China
10c
5%
11c
9-
—.—___—
5-14
50'A
(quar.)_
57c preferred (quar.)——
Employers Group Associates
Evans Products
(irregular)
56 (4 C
$5 1st preferred A (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3(2^
Chicago,
67c
$1.25
6
$37 (4c
partic. preferred (quar.)________—
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)_
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)__
Kansas
$1.50
50c
$1.12(2
25c
dividend)
(stock
$1.19
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
7-
A,
Empire District Electric Co.—
__
(quar.)
common (quar.)
$3 pfd.
Pomeroy &
Chase
3
10c
Power,
7%
preferred (quar.)_____
___
5.10 % preferred (quar.)
_______
__
54.70 preferred (quar.)__
6 7c
preferred <quar.)____
+_•
California Westem Gas, 6% pfd, (quar.)__
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canadian General Investment, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos. Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Case
7-
$1.75
__
(quar,)__—;
California Electric Power,
California
7-24
60c
(quar.)
Co., common
Co.
(A. M.)
preferred
Byers
7 %
7c
75c
7-
6%
7-10
$1.75
—;
—
Common
General
Business
Mfg.
3
8-
1
$1.09
(quar.)
Common
7-10
(Md.)—
Communications
$1.50
(quar.i—__
3V4 %
Butler
7-
$3
(s-a)___
Borg-Warner
$1.25
7-10
50c
Big Bear Stores Co., class A__:____
Blackhawk-Perry Corp. (s-ai:;...
Burry
10c
50c
(quar,):
Brown-Durrell Co.
Burrus Mills, Inc.
7-
$3
Stockyards, common (quar.)__.
preferred
6%
Quarterly
Electronics
6-22
30c
1
3
6-17
8-15
8- 1
Z
25c
(quar.)
7-
7-15
preferred A (accum.)
$8 preferred B (accum.)
Z'_;_J;'''
Ekco Products, common (quar.).—
_Z*
41/2'A preferred (quar.) —
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer. (quar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated (Seattle) —
6-15
___
6
8-
Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund—.
(6c from
investment income and 14c
from securities profits)
Inter-Mountain Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
6% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
______
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
7-10
Industries
$7
9
$1.02(4
Z__
7-
Institutional Securities
7-10
participating
47o
7-
in¬
1
—
1
1
8-
31 (4 c
6-29
60c
;
7-
Caldwell Mfg. Co
Iron^Works (quar.)—
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Kidrielord & Saco Water
Transportation Co
C.
N.
6
55'Ac
(quar.)—_____—
preferred
$1.50
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Eastern
6-30
&
,Belt Railioad
W.
&
7-
6
8
8-20
participating preferred (s-a)—______
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd. (extra)
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A
Belmont
T.
1
9
1
________4_Z
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Beaton
E.
6
8-
lc
7-
1
Building Corp.
_____
Baker Industries, Inc. (stock dividend
$3
1
6
7-
7-15
1
7-
6
7-
1
7- 6
7-
$0,094
flOc
t93%c.
preferred (quar.)
4 'A'A
Bagley
6%
1
7-
?a
7-
1
8-
5 3'Ac
_
7-30
8- 1
8- 3
2fl
Dunlop Rubber—
Amer. dep. rets, ordinary
Ed P°ht.-C°. of Canada, 1958 Ltd., common
7',2>
1
8-
3 7 Vac
_
8-28
7-31
8-
vestment
4.25%
-tSOc
9-
ZZ"
_I
8-20
preferred
preferred
J25c
25c
"
(quar.)—
1
7-15
56c
_
___,
7-
7-15
8"
43 %c
(stock dividend)
dividend)--—.
Auto Finance Co. (quar.)
—
Automatic Steel Products, Inc
Class B (stock
Coal
&
'
Ltd.—
;
—
Steel
4.20%
.
7-15
25c
•j:35c
(quar.)ZZZZ
(Del.), 7%' pfd. (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.)
Water Co.
Co.,
5
8- 1
8-25
8- 1
8- 1
f37Vac
(quar.)
Linoleum
&
8-
6-30
2'Ac
;t20c
.tl5c
Metals & Supply (increased)
Dunhill International (stock dividend)-.-
20c
.—Z._ZZZ
Equipment Corp., 4'4% pfd.
Quarterly
30c
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., common (quar.)_____
$1.37(4
$5.25 preferred 1955 series (quar.)..
•:• 5c""
Applied Arts Corp (quar.
Artesian
Oilcloth
Dominion
+56'4 c
A
_~ZZ_ZZ
•
_
A
Ducommun
America, com. (quar. )_„
Animal Trap Co. of
2nd convertible preference
Dominion
preferred
in¬
from
Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.)—.
;;
*
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)—_
Dominion
4.08%
'
^0 244
C
Dominion
7-17
8-
25c
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.
(quarterly
vestment income) ____•_,
7-10
6-30
Anglo Canadian Telephone Co,—
^
Cd.
Dividend
25c
__
(J.
Series
37V2C
—
4
7-20
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
25c
30c
(quar.)
4
7-15
7- 1
9- 1
"$1
(quar.)
S.) & Sons Stores
Diversified
Trustee Shares—
7 (4 c
~r~
7-10
8-
51c
52 Vac
common (quar.)___
(quar.)
—
(quar.)__—.—
(quar.)
—
Co.,
99-
7-
7-15
7-17
1
8-
35c
(quar.)__—__—
Co.
1
8-
$1.25
58%c
8. x
8-1
8- 1
$1
$1.06
$1.13
93%c
25c
(quar.)_ZZZZ.Z
(quar.)——
preferred
Dillon
8
8-10
1
9-
35c
Co~ZZ~Z7ZZZZZZZ_ZZ
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(q ua r.)______
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)4,.„__
7-
3
$2
(quar.)_
_
Cable
&
Anchor Post Products
8-
Tunnel
Power
6-30
_
Gardner Corp., common
Illinois
7- 8
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Yard Co.
Canada
&
Diamond
$1.75
•, • •
American
.Aro
7-17
Detroit
3114c
" ~.
(quarZ)IZZZZZZI
American
5'rr
7-10
Stock
Union
Denvei
7-24
6c
_
.American Smelting & Refining
7%
7-14
1
$1.50
T
^
(quar.)
preferred
prior
1
8-
30c
(quar.)
'
4Vac,o
7-24
7-
Brick
7-15
8-
$1
—
6-19
——Z_ZZZ
$4.24
Illinois
20c
;
preferred
$4
6-22
Co
Prom net investment income
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—"""
5%
6-22
$1.50
Fund—
Mutual
American
1
30c
preferred
convertible preferred
$1.20
6-18
7-
40c
(monthlyi~~
Corp.
9-15
3
4
8-14
1
——
—
9-
9-14
$75c
7-24
7-21
9-15
7-20
8-15
7-15
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 3%</0
pfd. A
Denver Chicago Ti'uckihg
8-12
1
7-
62 VaC
A
(quar.)_
Products
8-28
SI
~~
(quar.)___
.American Distilling Co.
System, class A
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
Transit
C.
D
10-
25c
(quar )
Discount (Ga.), common
American
1
8-
$1.25
'
(quar.7_Z
■
preferred
6-23
6-30
93%c
40c
t50c
$1.12V2
~~
ZZ
7-17
$1.75
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
American Air Filter, 7%
6-30
12 Vac
Amalgamated
American
1
50c
6-30
1.:
Co.,
Products Corp.—
47o series A pfd. (quar.)
57c series B pfd. (quar.)_.._>
;-8c
(quar.)
class A
Z _
Crane Company, 3pfd. (quar.)
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)_
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)„
Cudaliy Packing Co., 4pfd. (quar.)„
Smelting
&
Holders
When
per
Food
Hygrade
10- 1
10_ 1
10- 1
8-25
9. j
(quar.)
Corporate Investors Ltd.,
8-10
8-25
5c
(quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.Z
Alba Hosiery Mills (quar.)______
preferred
4V
Payable of lice.
Share
Company
8-20
Mining
Bay
Quarterly
8-14
-7-15
$104
$1 1214
$113
25c
$1
.JZ"
$4 52
Holders
When
Per
7-15
60c
$4.50
■
,
9- 1
8-15
7-15
(quar.)_;
common
$4.1C
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Co.,
Power
Consumers
show the
we
Hudson
6-19
7- 1
37V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Payable of Kee¬
Share
Company
of Rec.
30c
52(2C
17MjC
Z
(quar.)
class A
Consolidated Water Co.,
Then we follow with
payments previ¬
during the current week.
second
Natural Gas
Consolidated
Name of
Holders
35c
Connecticut Printers, Inc. (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)—
are
When
Payable
'■
Share
•
Name of Company
6-30
6-23
1
6-17
8-17
7-17
7-
45c
10-
I
9- 9
25c
8-
1
7-20
7-31
7-10
17 Vac
12
(2896)
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
'V
Company
Philadelphia Electric
pfd.
preferred
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
1
-
7-10
_
88-
1
7-10
$1.17
3-
1
7-10
t—
k'mr
'
16c
-
Plynlouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)___.
Polaroid. Corp., common (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar:)
-
6-26
:65c
7-17
5c
7*
8-15
9-
62 %c
9-24
9-
8
$1.06%
7-31
7-17
$1.37%
W
•
pfd. (quar '.)
(quar.)—
Portland Gas Light, common (quar.)___-__
$6 preferred (quar.)_;
________
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%pfd. (quar.)_L
4.70% preferred B (quar.)
Vanadium
•
7-31
7-17
•
25c
7-15
7-
Fund (Boston)
Transport Co., common
preferred (quar.)
\
> 5%
Public Service Co. of Colorado,
4.20 %
preferred.
_
_ _
:
_
_
pfd. (initial-quar.)
7- 5
Pictures
1
7-13
j.
''
;
6-15
$5, preferred
9-14
$4.25
10-
1
7-14
1
8-14
9-
1
1
7-22
Div.
action
Reed
on
;
National-Insurance
(quar.)____
&
deferred at
com.
this
Rhodo Bland Electric Protective Co.
Extra
;
50c
8-
1
7-21
25c
8-
1
7-21
v
25c
-
7-25
8-
Coast
'7-
-
7-
1
0-19
$*
7-
1
r
6-19
7-1
,
7-10
4.10%
(quar.)
preferred "K"' (quar;)
Roper Industries (special)
Ryder Systems. Inc.—
Stockholders
(quar.)%
(Toronto;
(quar.)__
the
of
x
common
if
afld
shares
8-14
$1.23%
Map
Paper
Co.
8-14
7-15
dends
payment
omitted
Security Storage Co.
15c
8-26
7-22
15c
-
8-26
7-22
Power
7-24
7-15
6-30
7-13
6-30
Colorado
1st
4.72%
2
9-
0-
2
$45c
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
1
7-13
Air
6-30
Air
6-30
Alabama
Products,
4.60%
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5%
7*10
Albermdrle
1
7-10
1
Alco
Products
Aid en's',' Inc.;
Class
Terre
B
1
7-15
All
6-30
6-20
7-15
7-
6
7-20
7-
3
Allegheny & Western Ry.
6-30
G-19
Allied Stores
7-15
6-30
7-10
2%c
7-10
6-30
30c
9-10
8-26
43 %c
9-30
9-15
20c
7-24
7-10
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., common (quaa\)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co;, 75c conv.
pfd. (quar.)
75c conv. preferred (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
8-
Aluminum
1
(quar.)_____
7-20
7-
2
4%
7-20
7-
2
4%%
20c
7-
1
6-19
62 %c
(quar.).
j.
Haute Malleable
7-
1
6-19
Mfg.
25c
Increased
Toledo
Co.
(quar.)
Bank .&
Common
~
Y.). (quar.)
Ltd.
United
Clay Mines
Inc.
Extra
Molasses
Amer.
United
dep.
&
S.
Radium
Line
8-31
8-14
6-30
6-23
8-17
8-
3
7-15
7-
7
25c
1
7-31
7-15
7-
8
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-15
63 %c
8-
1
7-15
~
$1^2%
$1.42%
8-
1
7-15
8-
31
1
7-15
$1.49
8-
1
7-15
12 %c
J
31
._~1
(quar.)
9-14
8-14
25c
6-30
6-25
12 %c
6-30
6-25
25c
Ltd.—
ordinary.:
$0,195
3_
(quar.)l
United Telephone (Kansas)
5%
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
7-
1
7-14
1
5-30
7-24
7-10
7-10
15c
$6"
6-29
9-
1
8-14
56 %c
7-
1
6-29
$1.25
$1.25
7-26
7-
1
7-15
6-19
6-30
8-
7-
1
6-16
7-
9
7-
9
per
s
6-17
,
j
7»lSr
6-19
3
1
7-
"
1
7-
7-
;
Art
$1.25.
Metals
1
,
,
,
6-18
Co., class A
American Bank Note Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber Co.^Common
(initial) ;
American Book
American
Co.,
Bosch
new
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
Brake
American
Can
Shoe
Co..
Co.
7%'
American
Cyanamid
Class
&' Efird
Co.—
Express
American
Felt
Co.
(quar.)__
preferred
American
1
6-15
6-19
7-
1
7-
1
1
' 8- 1
6-30
7-
1
7.
1
6-19
1
6-19
.
15c
6-30
6-5
Fund,. Ltd.
(quar.)
•"
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7-
6-23
$1
1
15c
8-17
15c
7-
8
8-3
1
6-15
"
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35c
6-30
6-19
53 %c
6-15
t70c
(quar.)
6-30
7-3 7
7-20
-6-30
6-19
3,
'■ t30c;
$56 %c.
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; 98-
$25c
!
8-10
'7-10
1
7-233
$5C '
7-
6-25
3
6-
5
$25c
9-
1
7-20
$60c
:
8-
1
7-20
8-
$62 %c
1
7-20
6-29
6-12
$1.18
7-
1
6-15
$1.08
7-
1
6-15
25c
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$1.37
7-
25c
7-
1
6-12
25c
(quar.
7-
1
6-12
1
6-15
6-30
25c
7-15
6-30
60 c
7-15
6-19
25c
6-16
6-30
35c
7-
25c
6-12
6-30
$30c
1
6-15
6-
8
9
6-30
6-
$$1.50
7-
1
6-19
$16 %c
7-
1
6-19
$15c
7-
1
6-10
$18c
7-
1
6-10
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;
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7-16
6-
2c
Pictures
7-
1
6-24
25C
7-
1
3
7-
1
6-15
9-15
8-31
preferred
:3
6-12
25c
8-
1
7-15
$1
(quar.)__:
7-
1
6-
7-
1
65c
30c
(s-a)____
6-30
1
6-12
6-23
25c
1
5-SJ6
$2.50
6-30
6-23
37% c
7-15
G-18
7-
6-22
25c
8-
1
'
15c
B
B
7-
1
6-16
$1
7-
1
6-26
(quar.)
93 %c
8-
1
7-
:__
pfd.
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Atlas
Life
12-15
11-30
6-30
^25c
7-
2
6-15
3
3__
1
(Tulsa)
Sewing
Centers
Thrift
Auto-Soier
Inc.
3
+25c
(quar.)
7-2
6
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
of
6-17
non
1
6-20
8-
1
7-15
$17%c
7-
2
5c
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
10c
(quar.)__
'3%.
6-90
6-18
3_
prior
common—
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
4%
pfd. .(quar.)
Electronics Corp.
from
net
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14 '
8-
1
7-14
$10c
6-30
security
(a
6-
1
$31V4c
1
_________
(quar.)
Products Inc.,
8-
5%
"30c
(quar.)-
6-30
6-
1
$37 %c
6-30
6-
1
$43 %c
preferred
of
30c
:
;
preferred.' (quar.)3
a
I
preferred
preferred
preferred
tion
6-19
6-15
"6-12
America—
voting
& Co.,
dividend
Axe Science &
1-15
7-
Products—
6%
Avon
] -15-60
25c
Corp., 7%-'pfd.
(quar.)—^
'
Nichols
conv.
7-15
10-10
5%
.____
Plan
Co.
Canteen
non-cum.
Austin
7-15
10-15
12%c
—
5%
j
7.
Insurance
7%
;
;
Industries—
!
.
non-cum.
Stock
;
$1.53
6-
6-23
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
$1.20
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Growth
6-16
.
6-29
6-30
•:
Increased,
6-19
7-1
25c
6-30
12 %c
Associates Investment Co.
Finance Corp.
Avalon
;
6-26
6-12
Fund-—
Automatic Steel
•
50c
25 c'
6-15
7-2
35c
Atkinson
30s
$1.50
'
8-17
6-30
'•
Shares
Automatic
6-19
$1
—
2
3
8-17
•
7%c
Associated Stationers Supply (quar.).
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.
$4 participating class A (quar.)__
Atlas
6-1
7-
10c
1
7-
$2.25
.3^3
Hardware
Stock, dividend
-
7-1
10c
(s-a)__i_
1
1
25c
...
(quar.)___
99-
*+50c
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rets, (interim)
Atlas
6-22
87%c
8-
25c
6-22
6-30
....
6-15
8-15
12 %c
7-10
40c
$1.12%
.
6-20
6-30
'
6-12
1
common
6-10
6
30c'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
6-20
7,
1
7-
34%c
(quar.)_L.
(quar.)
E
Class A
6-12
$3
(quar.)_.
7-
15c
(quar.)_t.3_'l___3.
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.—
"
American Hair & Felt Co.—
$6 preferred
7-
6-30
60c
5-29
75c
(quar.)v-i
Motion
.
1
-
25c
(quar.)
American Fire &
6-15
43%c
(quar.)___.
-
preference
Co.
7-17
t
7-
37 %c
6-30
6-
1
.
50e
7-
1
6-15
distribu¬
profits
plus
dividend of 10c from investment
income)
45c
7-24
6-10
■
5
$1.50
Finance Corp., .5%
1st pfd.
(s-a)
City Electric
(quar.):
^Atlantic City Sewerage (quar.)
Atlantic
Company
(quar.)—
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
6-15
1
'•
B
participating
1
7-
"
30c
4%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
American Electric Securities
Corp.—
30c
8-
$1.25
-
Mills,; Inc.,
(J. H.)
6-
6-10
-
Atkinson
6-30
7-15
'
■
37%c
Com.
(quar.)__^
7-15
40c
(quar.)
3(4% preferred (quar.)
American
20c
$1.25
common
Sugar,
preferred
6-8
...
1
7-10
50c
common
common
A
5%
6-8
7-1
(s-a1)
Corp,,
>
6-20
7-1
7-
i
12 %c
Atlantic
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_
American Crystal
4%%
.
30c
75c
com.
preferred
American Cast Iron
Pipe
American Cement
16(4c
.
(initial quar.)
com.
Anna
preferred
Class' B
(quar.)__
(quar.)__>
.
6-17
•
6-11
1
^
Corp. (quar.)______
Hegeman Electric Co.______
&
Quarterly
6-19
7-
$1
$1.50
Corp.,
Class
77-16
27%C
2
(quar:)
Corp."1 (quar;')t%
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)__
Associated
•
7-
25c
Metal
Trust
(quar.)J
6-11
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
Equipment
Ashdown
share
50c
common
Electronics
Class
.6-17
1
2
82 %c
Constable Corp._
Associated
(quar.)
-
7
re¬
(quar.)
preferred
7-
7-
-
Construction
(reduced quar.)___
Corp.
(quar.)3__
__3_
Industries
(quar.)
1
;
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
(quar.) 3
Ash Temple, Ltd!, 6%
pref. A (quar.)____
6%% 1 pref. B (quar.)_>
3
-6-17
*7-1
6-10
6-
43 %c
Arvin
6-17
_
American
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-19
$35
3
at
Corp..
$4
8-3l
87%c
for
American Air Filter Co. (quar.)_
American Aggregates Corp.—
5% preferred, (quar.)
6%
$1.12%
-
50c
6-10
1
1
•
Arundel
,
8-7
$1.06(4
3
Petroleum
preferred
6-19
1%
dividend.
Corp.,
8-21
9-1
1
7-
7-
(s-a)lzz~_________
Rubber,
Arrow-Hart
Art
9-18
1
25e
July
American
10c
pfd.
plus
Amefada
Class' A
(quar.)
United Telephone (Indiana)
8-
Corp.—
Publishers' (quar.)
Corp.
8-14
25c
20c
20c
Universal Match Corp.—
Stockholders approved a
two-for-one split
U. S. Borax & Chemical
Corp.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Industries,
Inc., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
Common
payment
omitted
at
this time
U.
8-14
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Co.
rets,
Printers
8-14
1
1
22 %c
.
1
United
1
99-
7%C
Pipe
United-Greenfield Corp.
9
$40c
(quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
S4.90 preferred (quar.)
65.70 preferred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
Airlines,
9-
6-30
$1.14
.
___
(quar.)
United
7-
25c
(N.
(quar.)
Gas
7-15
7-28
$1.06%
Company (quar.)
Transamcrica Corp. (quar.)
Trans Caribbean
Airways, Inc.
Transcontinental
9
$1.06%
~
Trane
A
50c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Trust
class
6-
7-30
17% c
.
Traders Building Assn.
Common
6-25
8-14
1
7-
i56c
being.called
,
•
....
issUe
A10
1
9-10
7-
%c
''
(quar.)
B
Arnold
6-10
$25c
(quar.)!
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
demption on
America
;
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Torrington Mfg.
7-31
32 %c
.
4.25% preferred (quar.):
4.56% preferred (quar,)
Toledo Scale Co. (quar.)
Trade
8-31
(Minnesota)—
Edison
4% %
4(4%
10-
30c
93%c
A
preferred
Class
6-5
6-
1
6-10
12 %c
Company
Armstrong
6-30
18%c
dividend
$3,50
5.48%
6-19
6-23
7-
r
1
6-12
7-1
25c
18%c
1
Corn.—
preferred
1
7-
7-
40c
(quar.)__
4.32%
6-19
*
50c
Anglo-Huronian,' Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
____13
;
/
6-15
6-30
31 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-29
12
_^3—-L.-c.-L
(initlal-quar.)_
Transit
6-17
12 %c
"Arkansas Power & Light Co.—
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
7-24
4
15c
(quar.)
Electric
7-20
30c
preferred (quar.)
2nd" preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
7-21
6-30
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
7-21
8-15
7-15
$40c
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Times-Mirror Co. (quar.)
Title Guaranty Co. (N. Y.)
Title
8-15
Ltd.-^
3
6-30
$3 4
75c
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
Amerace Corp., common
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
.,8-
50c
(quar.)
1st
25c
_
&
Texaco
6-30
$1.37%
4
6-30
7%c
■___
•
6-24
7-15
6-
6-
1
(Indianapolis)
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)___
•i.
$2.50 preR series B (quar.)_
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
5-29
7-10
(s-a)___
Canada
6-11
1
6-30
Allied Laboratories
of
7-
7-31
to
Co.
convertible
Argus
G-ll
110c
$6c
20c
Go.
6-19
6-11
125c
Funds
common
6-19
1
7-1
$1.06%
Alleghany Corp.,; 5%%. preferred (quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Corp.,
1
7-1
7-
.30c
(quar.)
Dividend
7.
25c
common'(quar.)
Canadian
-
$1.50
1
7%e
(quar.)_L__.
A
12%c
i__
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
class
Inc.
'
6-19
8-
8-15
6-12
subject
tax
of
7%%
(quar.)l___^i.
$2.80 preferred (quar.)_____
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
4%%, preferred
(qUar.)
6-12
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Algonquin Building Credits Ltd
40c
•'
1
7-10
35c
7-1
common
Common
6-12
1
7-1
7-10
40c
>
7-
income
Africa
of
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.—
Common (increased)
4.25%, preferred
(quar.)__iy_rir^_L3:___,
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
6-26
7-
20c
|
7-15"!
7-10
$1.25
10c
:_
1
:3
'•
<
6-22
7-
70c'
$1.50
(quar.)_i__„
Amplienol-Borg
60c
6-12
8-
;
•
South
Stores
Anderson
1
12%c
1
6-30
3
"
(quar.)
•-
6-23
6-30
African, Investment Co., Ltd.
American Zinc
6-12
6-12
6-12
7-
343/ac
-3
33 12%c '
20c
'-
6-12
7-1
1
6-30
.
30c
(quar.)i
.
investment
of
B
Anaconda
7-1"
■■
t
% $1.15 -3
1
.
7-'l
■
common
$1.25
'Anchor Hocking.Glass
Corp., com:r(quart
3
$4 preferred
(quar.)
6-10
7-. 1
37%'C
Co.,
■
\
Lead & Smelting
(quar.)l_
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)_;
Ampco Metal Inc. (reduced quar.)i
5
(quar.)
class A—
8-
80c
1
(quar:
(quar.)______'_u__^_
Co.
.
.3:
7-
'
34%c
pfd.
Co.,
8-
.
6-12
12
_>
5%%, preferred (quar.)__..t.__i2_%._-__rr-:•
6%- 3 preferred
(quar.)
v
6-23
■'')
3
(quar.)__y—.% $1.05
7-20
25c
1
:
Works,
.
6-15
> 6-
,
7-20
*.
.
r'-Sc"'"
B
414% '
.:
'
preferred (quar.)
Talon, Inc.,
C
^
4
%c
7-10
6-15
7-
conv. preferred
American Water
.
5-15
1
11-30-
%c
(initial
•
6- 5
1
12-15
7-15
6%
6-17
:
Papdr Mfg.
6% preferred'(quar.)
7-10
7-10
Class
77-
r 7Vati
Inc.
(quar.)
_;
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred (quar.)—
1
60c
l%c
Power
7-15
1
(quar.)
* 3-
6-26
7-
7-1
6-10
11-30
7-15
Common
-
Products—
1
8-
com.
*
ff-29
12-15
1
Spring
American
.
y
6-29
7
-7-
preferred
New
6-10
7-10'
6c
6-24
6-19
7-
(
Gas,- com. -(quar.)_'__:_;_J
Surety Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph—
2,.,"r" 6-10
6-30
]" 6-17
40c
6-30
7-15
3C
American Tliread, 5% preferred
(s-a)_____-_
American Tobacco Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.
.y.." ''
..^
25c
<■
(quar.)
1
com.
Discount,
7-15
8-
_
.
6c
20c
;
17 %c
American
6-1
2
G5c
-
(quar.)
7-31
27 %C
26
(quar.)__
(Inc.),
Co.
8-
68c
-
-
New Common* (initial
quar.)_
6-2G
7-15
8-
(quar,)__
(quar.)
—
Control
7-15
'
15c
;
Super-Valu Stores
6-22
59c
(quar.)
Extra
7-
1
(Hartford)
Extra
6-12
7-
•;
'".*
v
,,,
(quar.)__
(quar.
(quar.)
American Sugar Refining Co.—
Common (quar.)
„__1
7% preferred (quar.)„_l___i__
7-
'60c
6-12
50c
net
$1.25
6-12
*
7-1
5%-v
<
(quar.
6%
preferred :(quar.)
5%%, preferred A,, (quar.)_4___
5%% preferred B (quar.)
7-15
:
7-15
22 %c
""59c
.
Super Mold Corp.
1
7-
12%C
com.
(initial)
Corp.
Apartment
8-
6-26
37%c
(increased-quar.)
Container
Aid Investment '&
7-10
60c
Standard Tube Co., class B__
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N. Y.j
Starrett (L. S.) Company
(initial-quar.)_
State Street Investment
Corp. (Boston)
Sterling Electric Motors Inc. (quar.)
Extra
'___
Studio
1
Co.
insurance
Agricultural Insurance
(Watertown, N. Y.)
3
Standard Products
(year-end)
Standard Railway Equipment
Mfg. (resumed)
Standard Screw Co.
Stone
8-
J5e -
Co., common
1st preferred
(quar.)___
(stock dividend)--
Casualty & Surety
8-21
40c
(quar.)TJZZ&JzXz.t-L
Photocopy Equipment— % W v 3
American
6-20
2%
37%c
1
6-30
$1.12%
(Chicago)
Insurance
American States Insurance Co.
Class .A (quar.)___'.
6-1
%
9-
6
t
—1—:
Optical Co.
Snuff
•
6-10
7-1
J30c
....
2
2
37 %c
Stix-Baer-Fuller
V
3..
Life
10-
Materials Co. (increased)________
Southern Nevada Power—-
preferred
Aeronca Mfg.
Aetna
7-1
tl5c
7-20-
(quar.)ai:___-____^
Holly
American Stamping Co.__
6-10
7-10
—
Insurance
10-
Southern
5%%
;
Aetna
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
1
7-1
preferred (quar.)
1
1
American
-
7-
$28%c
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
,
yvy
(Quarterly from investment income;——
$50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
8-
20c
6-16
7c
■
7-
1
preferred
From
of Rec.
J42%c
'
7-3
1
$1.25
1
convertible preferred
6%
Holders
6-30
$3
3
(quar.)
7-14
%
$56%c
2nd
5.44%
8
"
Co.,
(quar.)
(s-a)——.
7-17
8-25
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Co., $6 pfd.
1
8-
6-23
When
6-30
8-
8i
8-
American
6-23
1
Payable
$1
,
Afetna
preferred A (quar.)
Southern Coast Corp. (quar.)l
4.72%
Fitch
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
6-19
8-14
$1
8%
Southern
7-
1
$20c
$25c
6%
&
preferred
$1.20
6
7-23
$33 %c
.__
Gas,
7-
7-
15c
.
California
1.- 1
45c
25c
25','e
65c
Screw
6-23
7-
12%c
'
7-10
37t'2c
American-South
...
6-16
29c
6-16
_1_____
American
7-15
6-30
Share
Laboratories, com. (quar.)_
conv. preferred (quar.)
4%%
7-15
7-10
10%
(quar.)
Hungerford) Co.
Smyth Mfg. Co
Southdown, Inc.i (quar.)
Southern
7-31
40c
,
(L
(quar.;__„^_'_____y_
Adams Consolidated Industries, (stock
divid.)
.
preferred
Products Corp
R,
Common
10c
Co.—-
Superior Co.__u_'
'
6-16
6-30
-
(quar.)-___
(quar.)
common
Class
Per
~
6-39
?
Insurance
,
;
Aberdeen Petroleum, class A
Abitibi Power & Paper Co;, Ltd., com.
»
time)
______
(quar.) ___!
(quar.)
4%%.. preferred B (qudr.) _l_
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly •
Sirnms (T. S.) & Co., Ltd.—
$1
^
1
5%
,.
•
being given in the
>
y
Acadia Atlantic Sugar Refineries Ltd.—
this
(quar.)
Class A
614
S.
4%
6-30
6GC
Common
Smith
/ 8-
;
6-30
-50c
-
American Radiator & Stand.
Sanitary Corp.—
6-19
•
t
$1.75
(quar.)
,*
Natural
preferred
New
.
7-21
„
week, these
Company
Abercrombie
(Washington, D. C.)~
&
>
,
"
3Cc
___
Water
1
Abbott
8c
at
8-
6-30
*
American
5
'
Quarterly :
:
■_
Seibcrllng Ruljber Co. (stock dlvidend);.____
Sevefi-Up Bottling (St. Louis)' (quar.)
i___i
Ehawlnigan
this
preceding table.r
A.
6%
3- 3
7- 1
',3 '*•'
50c
7-15
97
^National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Union
Name of
'.
Banknote
"! 8-15
$1.11
;
Co.
American
we
announced
.
Sayrc & Fisher Co.—
(Common
7- 7
--
6-30
40c
Inc.—•
Fire
Molasses
%•
v
giv6 the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
split
(quar.)____
Security-Columbian
7-21
20c
*
Motorists
National
American
6-30
7-16
8-
7-45
3C
7-31
3
6-15
6-15
""
3
$1:25,^
-3,
common-
American
American
20c
•
1
1
$1.25
6-19
8-
7-
•-
com.
(quar.)—:—*•_-_:
American
t
.
$1.31%
1
Co.,
Products
•
8-10
'
(quar.)__
Metal
6-19
8-17
6-15
7-
Metals—
Climax
Vs% ; preferred
6-10
'
1
•
%
4
-American
1
&
6-15
'
•
,
- ;
,
Products
Metal
6-15
7-
:—___:
(quar.)__—
(initial)
preferred
American
6-30
1
10c
(name
common
1
f
_____—
preferred
American
,
6-30
7-15
•
1
9-
"
6-30
7-
(quar.)
-75c
(quar.$1.75
preferred
Below
r''
(quar.)___;
Corp.
9-
7-27
7%
when
(quar.)__"_,
Sanborn
8*14
Com¬
8an Juan Racing Assn., com.
(initial)
Voting trust certificates (initial)
San Miguel Brewery
Saxon
Co.
preferred (quar.)
& Boiler Works____________
Young (J. S.) & Co.,*
-
effective
Commission.
merce
Chocolate
],
Metal
Wyatt
8-14
9-
$1 ;
Interstate
approved"by the
(quar.>_3~——1
1
7-
'
Foundry Co.—. ;
(qUar;)
common
5%
6-19
6-30
»-
90c
>
7-
-
American-Marietta Co., common
Stock dividend !____
'
'.'—'3'%,'''.
Pacific
;
two-for-one
a
9-
30c
d70c
*:
Co.*; (quar.
$5; preferred. (quac.)_j
Will & Baumer Candle (quan)——_______
Worcester County Electric Co.—
*,
8-14.
$1.02%
____________
'
approved
99-
$1.18%
preferred "J"
4.95%
!
$!
,
1
*7-
.
6-19
7-25
$1.02%
__
7-10
?
31%C
$1.20 pfd.
4.44%-
X9c
45e
7-
'3v'3'.
Telephone,
'
.
18c
y
of
preferred (quar.)—.—^—_____________
American Manufacturing Co. (interim)--—i
7- 3
r
Co.
% 7%
7-10
Electric
Wilbur-Suchard
y
1
$2
__
7-17
5
7-10
..
(P. L.)
Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
$1 div. partlc. preferred
(partic.-)%_:
Rochester Gas & Electric, com.
(quar.)______
4% preferred V"F" (quqr.)
4.10%' preferred "H" (quar.)
4%% preferred 'T' (quar.),
New
1
.
30c
(quar.)
Illinois—-
&
American Macliine
1
Assurance Co.
Whiting Corp.
7-10
1
Machine
preferred
.
8-
.
3/;
-
changed to Wilbur Chocolate'Co.)
*$1.19
(quar.)
'
Robertson
3.90%
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
32 %c
(Newark, N. J.)
preferred, .(quar.) __i
preference (quar.)_
5V2%
7-31
7-15
RR.Tquar.
' %
75c
Western Plywood Co. Ltd.) class B (quar.)_!_
115c
"•Western, Precipitation Corp. "(quar.;
'-20c
time
B
■
5%%
5'%
8-
Western
7-15
8-25
•Western
(C. A.)
Class
Investment
7-31
,
com.' (stock' divid._ y 2% >3 7-15
preferred C (quar.)
—26%c
3 8-15
Knapp, 6% pfd; (accum.]
$1.50 % 7" 1 %
;Weber Showcase & Fixture Co,—
5%/' preferred (quar.)
•;
,
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Republic Supply (Calif.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—*
4%% ' 1st preferred (quar.)-___:._^_______
''
■h.
8-
-
$1.25'
%
Western
$40c
-
American
8-15
conv.
Webb
8-14
8-15
d'rt
8-14
9-
36c
(quar.i
Reading Company—
Irisurance
8-15
■;
When
Share
.
30c
American
6-26
Waste King Corp.,
8-
9-
-West
Quebec Power Co.
v
7" 8
7- 1
1
1
.
.
Corp.—
(Increased monthly) __J
___J
7-17
$1.06% % " 8- 1
(quar.)____i.—_—______—
Washington
$1.05
(quar.)
'30c
•
preferred (quar.)__Z
9-14
1
(quar.)]—V
Company
(quar.)—1__—25c
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)!_'__
-56c
6-30
$1.06%
■
99-
v.
%
Products
7- 8
%
7-10
Company
Home
American Maize
9-30:
$1.16
+
}
'Warner
7-13
;
47 %c
:
_
>•
(quar.)*•*;'
25c ,> 8-15
$1.12%
?
8-15
com.
conv.
25c
$620
(quar •)
_—_ _
u
America,
Corp. of
Bros.
8-
$25c
-
,
__
com.
^ quar. )„—_—_
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
7-10
8-1
8- 1
8" 1 f
7- 7.3
,,
$1.37%
8-1
$1.17%
1
'
8-1
.s,
"375c
(quar.)____
com.
4%%
90c
■
-mm
___
r----r
Warner
5
'
(quar.)-
w
50c
'50c
,,
•
7-15
•
;
_
Prudential
—_
~
.Valley Mould & Iron Corp.,
$5.50 prior pref.
(quar.)
-
Provincial
'
-
(quar.)
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
Per
Name of
American
7- 6
American
$1.25
-
•W
7-17",
Company —15c
Company ______—.10c
Upson
8
30c
.
Holders
8
9-
annually;
Lens
Univis
7-31
9-24
9-24
When
Share' Payable of lice.
■
(increased
class*A preferred (quar.)
;v
$1,18
(s-a) *__—s»-v35c
Extra
1-
5c
Company
5% class B preferred
Universal Leaf Tobacco
'
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)_
Porter (H. K.) Co. (Del.) 4%%
4%%
:
6-16
62 %c
<
preferred
1 *
Name of
United Wallpaper com.
7-10
$1.07%
..$1.10
;
.
4.68% preferred (quar.;
Pictorial Paper Package
(quar.)
5%%
8*
4.30%
1
Per
Payable of Ret.
95c
(quar .)
Holderi
When
Share
3.80%
Co.,
.
5l
12*
(2897)
Volume
Number 5859
189
Whcn
Per
'^^ai^^Cqmpanv.!$
•
coitimon2—2-.L2-..-±-
T.),' Inc.,
(quar.)
convertible preferred B
(quar.)
} 6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Welt
Co.
!
_______
.7- 1
6-12
6-26
7-
22%c
T
'
•
'
(quar.)L_
6% ' preferred
<6% -preferred
Gas
Bancroft"--(Joseph)
6-30
7T15
:'
'
4%
^preferred
2-22(qiuir.)7-22-
TquaTc)
4%%. preferred
fc 7
%--preferred
$2.50
^
7n20(..;. 6-25-%
.
■2
Bastian-Biessing Co> cquar.)
22-—4
Bates Mfg. Co., common;, (quar.)——
:
$1.12%
Works, (quar.)—
25c
& Lomb Optical Co., common (quar.)
cr-eferred (quar:)—__u—_— ,r
Baxter Laboratories
(quar;)—
_l
Bausch
Lumber, Ltd.,
Beaver
(quar.)
common
Class
A
(quar.)——
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
22i-~
<s-a)
Beneficial Standard
Berkshire. Gds
Co., common
Cement—
Limestone &
Bessemer
Co.
Inc.
Hats,
Biltmore
Bliss &
1
i
7-
50c
1
6-
1
1
6-25
7-15
,
7-
1
_——
1
6-13
7-
I
40c
.<
25c
7-
1
6-15
$1.12%
7-
1
6-15
$1.37%
7-1
6-15
——
——
.—
Company
~
pripr preferred (quar.)
Boise
Cascade Corp.
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
6-19
Food
Barman
Boston
Boston
Boston
&
(quar.)—
(quar.),
Common
e
„
6%
Industries
Broad
Street
Investing
Stock
Carriers fc General Corp—#——
(quar-.)—
Carthage Mills (quar.)_—
Ease (J. I.); Co., 6%% pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)—
CasSiar Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)_
8-14
6-16
6-30
6-18
7-15
6-26
6-30
6-
5
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (increased)
4.20% preferred (quar.)————•
6-30
6-
5
Coco
6-30
(IclG
>'6t30
6-16
7-
60c
ExtVa
6-15
1
v
1
*7;^
2
6-
3
6-
8
6-
8
1
6-
8
7-
1
6- 8
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-
7-
.
6-
.
6-
1
8
f50c
7-
1
+$1.12%
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
•
6-16
,
..
6-16
6-
9
10c
6-30
7-
1
:
20c
7-
1
6-
9
62 Vac
7-
1
6-
9
-
8-23
-
1
t26c
7-15
6-15
30c
dividend
Stock
6-30
6-16
Corp.—
Digitized for4% preferred (quar.)
FRASER
20c
3%
10c
*
□
Common
—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred A & preferred B
5% preferred A & preferred B
Common
5%
Central Hudson Gas &
6-11
Central
6-11
4r%%
6-11
4.64%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-14
6-11
(quar.)
$1.12%
30c
$1
$1.50
87%c
50c
62%c
25c
—<•——
8- 1
7- 3
10-22
12-17
$1.25'9-24
$1.25
11-25
10c
7-15
25c
6-29
' , 40c
6-30
2
6-30
10-
1
9-30
7-
2
6-15
Citizens Utilities
7-
2
6- 1-
City- Investing
8-
1
7-17
'
Extra
'
7-
2
7-
2
6-
8-
1
Co.,
1
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-
2
5-29
7-
2
6-
Semi-annual
.
20c
$1.37Va
65c
lVa%
$1.50
$1.50
.
i
5-29
5-29
Cleveland Trencher Co—
6-30
5-29
Clifton
10-15
10- 1
Ciinton
7-15
6-30
7- 2
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
8-14
9-
1
8-14
7-
2
6-
2
Collins Radio,
7-
2
6-
2
7-
2
6- 2
6-15
6-15
G-30
6-24
7-
6-21
5%
6-21
a»/2% preferred B
1
8-
5
6-30
6-15
6-30
6r 15
7-20
7-10
».
6-30
5-27
7-1
6-15
8-
7-10
7-
6-17
7-
6-17
7-
6-24
Columbia
6-10
6-16
6-15
4.64%
7-
1
6-12
5.25%
7-
1
6-12
7-20
6-19
7-20
7-20
8-10
7-20
6-30
6-15
7-15
7- 1
25c
7-1
7-31
7-31
59%c
6-30
6-30
8- 1
20c
6-30
5%
15c
0-30
6-30
9-21
12-21
9-21
25c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
12-31
$1.08%
$1.12%
$1.18%
36c
.
77777777-
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7- 1
7- 1
4%
8
8
8
6-16
6-16
(quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
6-10
6-10
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
——*-—-»•
preferred (quar.U
$2 prefixed
(quar.)—
$2.04 preferred (quar.) _——
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)t
-
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
8- 1
8- 1
3%
$1.75
55c
27%c
47 /2C
8-1
7-15
6-30
7-1
8-14
8*30
6-30
9-15
12"13
7-20
7- 1
7778868887777-
®
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
l
$1.25
25c
65-(ac
8- 1
7- 1
$40c
t40c
20c
7%c
7%c
<-15
7-15
7- 3
7- 1
preferred
(quar.)——
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Dry Goods
Consolidated
Mining
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)-
(quar.)
New
Smelting
&
Consolidated Paper Corp.
Consumers
(quar.)—
1
of
—
Ltd. (quar.)
•—
Products (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class A
preferred (initial
convertible
Co.
(quar.)
quar.)
t
»
8-30
8-15
7- 1
6-29
7-2
7- 2
7- 1
8- 1
2%%
70c
5c
75c
50c
50c
Jl%e
13c
150c
*3«c
15c
6-12
6-12
7-15
8-15
7-30
7-10
—
common
t
8- 1
25c
2%%
40c
$1.16
$1.31%
t6c
<-
8
6-12
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
5% preferred (quar./—.
Consolidated Foods Corp., common (quar.)_^
5%% preferred (quar.)—
40c
Inc.,
6-12
6-
6-17
<—
Connohio,
6-15
6-17
5xc
51 %c
52 Ac
55c
10c
10c
45c
$1.25
75c
Consolidated Rock
fl-12
0-12
(quar.)
$1.90
9-10
6-10
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
—-—
7% preferred (quar.)
Connecticut General Life Insurance (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power, com. (quar.)—
6-19
9-10
.
6-%
6-19
12-10
—
(Toronto)
6-12
6-30
7-23
$1
Compo Shoe
5% preferred
6-19
i>
5
6-
6-12
6r30
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5V'2% pfd. (quar.) $1.37%
Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)—
7%c
7-10
12-10
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Quarterly —
Conn (C. G.), Ltd., common
Stock dividend-
G-
6-19
12-19
.
' 7- 8
Commonwealth Water Co.,
6-
7-
(quar.)_
International Corp. Ltd.——(Indianapolis)—:
preferred
Confederation Life Assn.
7-
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
6-25
8
6-12
6-19
Commonwealth Loan Co.
6-19
8-10
<
Ohio Electric
Commonwealth Edison Co., com.
Commonwealth
6-13
$2
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Corp.
Pictures
Columbus & Southern
6-30
7-24
12c
12c
2%
^
—
Commercial Bank of North America (N. Y.)—
Stock dividend (increased)—,»
<
Commercial Credit Co. (quar.)
—
Commcx'cial Solvents Corp. (quar.)
Commercial Trust Co. (Jersey City)
(quar.)
Commercial
Wharf Co.—
7-
7-24
62V2C
68%e
31%c
$1.25
$1.54
div.)
*—
Interstate Gas, common
15% preferred (quar.)—
5.35% preferred (initial)
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
4% non-cum. 1st preferred—
Columbia Gas System Inc, (quar.)
6-29
62%c
97%•
4%
50c
7%c
5c
!0c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
Colorado
6-30
7-10
5%
-
(quar.)_
Central Power Co. (monthly)
Monthly
Colorado Fuel & Iron, common (stock
0-19-
2
7-
6-12
6-9
3-30
7- 1
Colorado
1
7-
1
9-15
6-1®
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
-
—
8-
25%
$1.12%
$1.16
*
9-15
25c
$7.40
4%
preferred (quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)
Extra
6-15
$1
$1.75
$1
(stock dividend)——
common
Color-Craft Products
$10c
$2%c
75c
$1.05
$1.02%
$1.18%
$1.18%
$1.20
Engines
•
7-15
7-15
0-15
6-30
6-30 .
10c
5%
——
(stock dividend)
Cluett Peabociy &z Co.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Co. (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Coca-Cola International Corp
Colemani Engineering Co.—
Common (stock div. in lieu of cash)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
.
■i
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-20
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
30c
—
—2-21
Extra
7-31
6-ia
Co.—
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
Quarterlj*—
--+■
'
9
6-
,
1-1-60
10c
15c
.
6-30
6-18
9* 4
11- «>
6-12
8-14
$1.12%
Co
6-30
2
11-27
'
7- 1
6-30
6-30
7- 1
(quar,)—.
Quarries
Cleveland
(
6-12
10- »
Illuminating—
preferred
4V2%
'
6-16
8-14
,*
10c
-—
—
_<
Cleveland Electric
2
6-16
7- 1
6-29
,(s-a)
com.
i_-
(quar.); .—
——
City Products (quar.)
i—-——2-^Clark Oil & Refining Co. (stock dividend)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)-—
6- 2
G-30
>
7
7-
7- 1
8-14
7- 1
7> 1
10- 1
10- 1
7- 1
2%
class A (stock div.)—
Co.,
preferred
5Va%
1
6-19
Securities Co.—
7-
6-30
6-10
9-
6-19
37%«
37'/ac
.
5
8-
6-30
6-30
preferred
7%
v
2
7-
6-30
7-15
8-15
7- 1
7- 1
Cincinnati Gas &
7-15
<
6-24
7-15
:
. -
6-19
7-31
7-
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7-15
8-15
Illinois Light Co.—
preferred
6-23
7-1®
7- 1
'
(quar.)—
$1.75
Electric, com. (quar.)
37VaC
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
$1
i 4%%
preferred > (quar.)
$1.18%.
4% preferred (quar.)—
$1
4%% preferred (quar.)—
—i—i—$1.18%
Cincinnati & Suburban Telephone (quar.)—
$1.13
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard (quar.)
15c
7-31
Electric Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
^
—
Central Illinois Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
v
4.10% preferred series A (quar.)——
4.10% preferred series B (quar.)—«—
4.75%
preferred (quar)
—
4.80% preferred (quar.)—
4%%
1
7-
——
conv. preferred (quar.)—
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
7-L0
7-
—
Corp.—
conv.
Christiana
6-15
10c
■*
(quar.)
1
dividend—
—
(quar.)
4.35%
'
-
6-15
2
8-15
50c
6%
6-16
95c
I_
Common
6-16
6-30
6-30 ;
1
7-
$1.12%
$1.75
•
2%
^
7-
& Gas—
4,75% /preferred series A (quar.)—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Central Public Utility (quar.)—
Central Wisconsin Motor Transport—■
6-16
12'/2C
(quar.)—
preferred
Central Electric
6-16
t$1.50
!
6-22
t$1.43%
(quar.)
held
,
8
7-15
A435C
6-15
30c
Celotex
.
5%
'
^
2nd preferred (quar.)——
Corp.,
common
(quar.)—,
7-
7-
V
^
——~
Ste,el Produces Corp. (quar.)—
Celanese Corp. of America—
Stock div-one share for each foi)r
4^%% preferred A (quar.)
—
7-15 ;
-
J25C
6-1G
1
50c
ll%c
$1.75
—
8-14
93% C
—
6-16
2
7-
$2
15c
10e
Co.
$25c
;
^
<.
W.)
(J.
40c
.
<E.
Common
6-19
7-10
33c
(quar.)
(quar.),
L.) Co
Brown-Forman Distillers
*
1
1
f$l
*-
Bruce
7-
«
2
7-
$1-05
$1.25
preferred
$5
6-30
f28%c
7-
33c
(quar.)—-%
—•—
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
t53c
Glass Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred -(quar.)
Brooke Bond Canada (1959) Ltd.—
preferred
6- t
42 %C
1— __
1
$1.25
20c
93%c
Gtd. (quar.)
>
Irnation Co., 3%% 1st preferred <quar.)__
farolina Power & Light,- common (quar.)—
$4-20 preferred (quat.)+;
—
& Ohio Ry.
56 %c
1
7-
6-19
25c
Baxter & Kennedy (quar.
1
1
6-26
5%
6-15
9-
6-12
7-28
made as
prepared
5-29
9-
6-30
$$1
$$1.25
$$2
:
7-31
'
6-12
$93%c
' (quar.)———————
ChhiclifieM
7-24
6-30
$15c
be
be
6-12
6-12
,'
preferred (quar.)—
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)—c.
5% preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)———
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common
(quar.)
—
Common
(quar.)—:
—
Series A preferred-(quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products - (quar,) —.—-fi—Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)— __—
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
6-29
$$1.25
1
t56c
Corp..
may
v
60c
$$2
Trust,
1~ 1
$$1.19
:
(payment to
certificates
6-12
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
6-15
1
3-15
a-_%———_
1"
?30c
preferred (quar.)
4.16%
7-
t63c
Brock way
1*
irey,
.
7-
$20c
$10c
37 %c
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas—
$3.80
Carolina
6
t69c
(quar.)_
dividend—
1; Stock
6
6-
t72V2c
-
Power Corp.
1st- preferred
British
6-
1
as
-.
4%c
(quar,)——,
Industries, $4 pfd. (quar.)—,—
preferred
$6
;
6-11
7-13
—
distributed)
Records
Carter
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4',2%
.53,i%
-
...
7-' 1
7-
dividend
Stock
Chesapeake
6-15
3'%%
—
—
'
—
British Columbia Telephone Co., com.
-
Capitol
20c
(T.
British-Columbia
7-31
tlOc
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
~4,/21)o
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—
■
8-14
—
—
5>/2%
:
and
6-10
1
?-
Westinghou.se,
soon
6rl5
$1.25
G.) & Co. Ltd., common
5% preferred
(quar.)—
————
Brillo Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 33,i% preferred (qliar.)
British-American Oil Ltd.- (quar.)
British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—
v
6-18
6-29
7%c
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)^
Bridgeport Gas, common (quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Bright
6-19
1
7-
Investment
6-15
7- 1
7-15
8- 1
9- 1
6-29
.
25c
—
$75c
(quar.)
——
6-15
6-30
(initial from in-
new
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
4% % preferred (quar.).
6-15
7-15
—
'
+68%c
Canada Lt&—
(quar.)
preference
$2.90
6-20
6-30
J68%C
;
;
pfd. (quar.)
Brach (E. J.) (increased quar.)
Bradley (Milton) Co
Bralorne-Pioneer Mines Ltd
Formerly Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
'
7-10
J62%c.
Ltd.—
Bowl-Mor Co., 30c
Bridge & Tank Co. of
1
15c
preferred (quar.) —
51*2% preferred (quar.)
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co. Ltd.—
preferred
7-
$3.75
5%
5Y2V0
0-17
45c
(quar.)_
Personal Property Trust—
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)_
—;
Corp. of North America,
6-17
3
12%C
Co.
Bowater
3
7-
1
Stores(quur.)
Albany RR.__
Insurance
7-
87 %C
(quar.)
7-17
$2.50
.pfd.
15c
1
7-
Pacific Ry.;
Canadian
Canadian
10c
Eorg-Warner Corp., .3Vu%
5
vestment
$$1.50
5%
20c
.
—_
6-
$75c
(s-a)_.—„—'
$75c
Ltd. (quar.-)——$25c
Canal-Randolph
Corp,
(quar.)
10c
Cannon Shoe Co., common
—:—
—
10c
Class A v—
10c
Capital Plastics. Inc.—
5c
;
.
2
$25c
$43%c
preferred (quar.).——a_——
.8%
preferred (quar.)
Canadian International Potvcr, Ltd.—
* %
6% preferred (quar.)—
;
>_
'
9-19
9-30
75c
——
5
$$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
4%
6-20
6-30
75c
6-
$37Vic
$18%c
■ $20c
^
International
_<—
—
Inc.,
income)
Fund,
Chemical
'
(quar,)—
A
Ltd.common
-
5Vz%
Ltd.;
——-
Inc.,,(quar.)
15c
5% preferred iquar.V
1
8-
2
$$2
(quai'.)=.I<— 4 t37%6
Ltd. (quar.)
6% pfd. (quar).
Ltd.—
•
Electric,
Oil,
Husky
Canadian
6-16
8-15
5
"
————
Ice Machine Co,,
$1,12%
37%c
25c
■■■■<' 75c
50c
Chesapeake Corp.- (Va.)
$30c
$37%c
7&% .'preferred fquar.)-—a
>-
6-15
6-30
30c
6-15
6-
Quarterly
7-15
2
7-
$62%c
25c
$1.06%
$25c
tl5c
$i5c
-
Canadian Industries, Ltd., com.
$1.40
-
Class
6-15
7-
$1.06%
—_—:
preferred (quar,)
6-30
50c
Mfg.
1
7-
26V4c
—
Ltd.
6-15
6-30
6-30
i
7-
28-14C
$1.25
-25c
Ltd.
(quar.)
General
Canadian
Canadian
6-15
.
preferred
Canadian
6-15
1
-.7-
6%
6-29
7-10
25c
10c
v
common-
6-1®
■
(stock split of. two additional shares for each share held)
:—
Cliapman. Valve Mfg. (quar.)———2.—
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank (N. Y.)—
7-15
4c
preferred, (quar.)—
Co., Ltd.—
00c
6-17
25c
.<
Ltd;,"
1
8-
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
6-17'
t25c
j
t
7-15
.
Canadian Drawn Steel,
6-20
2
tlOc
...
8-11
(quar.)-—.
—-%
Canadian Canners Ltd., 75c class# A (quar,)_
Canadian Celanese, Ltd,, common (quar.)—
$1 preferred
(quar.)
c_
$1.75
jneferred
(quar.)..
7-13
7-
50c
6-30
8-20
$31 %c
Co
Breweries,
Canadian
6-18
i
1
7-
$1.75
"T
7-15
75c
preference (quar.)_—
5%
6-30
6-15
7-31
Mi
Arena
Ltd.—
Lines,
$3 conV. pbef. • (quar.)
Vought Aircraft,
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5%
(quar.) —1'——I
Chance
(s-a)
Qanaclian-' Bronze'
6-30
--
6-30
■
(quar.)__fci.—$$1.15
$$1.15
$50c
Safeway Ltd.,; $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
$$1.10
Soutiiern Railway Co. (s-ar)——t$1.50
Canadian
6-30
7-15
*
Assurance Co.
preference
5%
v
6-1®
6-30;
6-30
6-30
$1.04
$1.17
$1.19
25c
'
(quar.)*.—u.,^—-$$1.06%
Canada Steamship
1
6-1®
■
•
.
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)——
Chaniplin Oil & Refining, common (quar.)_
•
A
preferred
,
G-IO
6-1©
Channtng:. Corp.
(increased-quar.)
com,
(increased)—
Inc.,
•'
1
t
'.———-LL——
—
$4:50' preferred
6-19
6-15
62c
Dry
Canada
7-10
7-15
:
9-30
dividend
Stock
Champion Paper & Fibre—
6-15-
1
7-
1
—
Canada Permanent Mortgage (quar-.-We^.,,,-
6-12
7,-15
•,
7-
Quarterly
'
(quar.j
Ltd., com.
C.)
6-12
'3%'M
6-15
6-10i
(quar.K-^^^^-ww-^-.— %
com.
(initial-quar.) -
Hecla^
Canada Life
—
Inc. fquar.i
(H.
6-12
6-30
55c
•,
1
,%■..:
pi'efei'red
<
4%%'
>•
preferred (quar.)
4^2 7c
6-30
$1.25
——
—
67o. preferred tquari)
Bobbs-Merrill Co., common!
f
6-10
7-15
7-
J38c
150c
1$1
$$1.12%'
+$1.25
(quar.
i,__
Canadian General Investment iqiiar.)..^,^
Canada "Iron Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)—<
'
Laughlin Inc. (increased)
Tobacco, common (quar.)
Bohack
6-15.
6-30
25c
',2222
...
:
1
7-15
—
1
37 Vic
B ; (quar. )_■%_
^ Corp.,* common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_„
Canada Flooring Co,,;class'B (quar.)^. _—
Canada Foils,-Ltd., common (quar.-)^^w_+— •
75%
Canada
Bloch Bros.
6%
7-31
7-
7-
6-15
6-30
Packing, new
<fc
Class
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Decker
&
6-12
5c
6-lft
preferred A (quar.)
^
$1.18%
Red Lake Mines- (quar.)— $83/4C
Campbell Taggert Associated Bakeries, Inc.—.
"Quarterly • "ill■
25c ;■
Canada Bread, Ltd., com.-(annual)—%
' $10c
7-15
25e:.
(quar.)—j.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
4 25 -7c
prefeiTt'd (quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Black
1
$1.25
X $li preferred A (quar.)— _—
Blnks Mfg. Co. <quar.i_—
Bird Machine Co;- (quar.)——
Bird & Son,
7-
60c
preferred .(quar.)
:
(stock -dividend)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 77o, preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
G-30
J50C
•
4%
Bickford's
5-29
20c
Bestwall; Gypsum
Bibb
6-10
6-15
1
t25c
6 7o
''
6-10
2
1
6
7-
,
$1.37%,
Public Service—»
preferred .(quar.)__—
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4^75% preferred (quar.)———
Cerro de Pasco Corp. (quar.)—
4LI5%
7-
,
preferred
Canada
8-
..
2%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quur. i_—
:
Beryllium Cori). (stock dividend)——
1
6-30
a.
■
57o
.
6-10
6-10
.
(extra)
(quar.)_
Bank
6-15;
ft
.
-•
Central Vermont
6-10
7- 1
25c
62VaC
68c ;
$1.25
.
6-26
6-10
6-19
7- lh
7- 1
6-30
6-30
87%c
6-15
6-1®-
6-30
7- 1
$1.15
—
7-20
$4.75
6-15
,
7-1
10%
21-—:—
National
Bensonhurst
7-
7-
J$1.75
—l,——
Life Insurance—
(Stock dividend)
|v
2
50c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com. (stock aividemd)
77o preferred (quar.)„
.
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 57c preferred (quar.)_
Belknap .Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
,: y
4%
preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada : (quar.)
_
Benaix Aviation
Corp.
(quar.)
—
Beneficial Finance, 'common (quar.)
:—
'( 5 %
7-
;
7- ft
7-29
6-18
$1.15
»_
(quar.)
6-30
Campbell
'
-%7- 2 1
••
f25c
—,—
(quar.)
Creek
RR.
2
135c
$1.40 preferred
/
2
f25c
125c
•
Beech
7-
$10c
.
2-X~-222i—J—'J.—.
_•
6-15
6-15
;* ■T:
6-1$
...
,,..'$1.50.
(quart)
pfd. (quar„)_.
.$5.44 preferred (quari)___^_
$5 preferred (quar,)—.
$5,50 preferred (quar.)
25c
Fund
6-15
1
preferred
.$2.50 series A
.
Interstate ^Telephone Co.—
Calumet
7-
tlOc
.
5.25%
1
3.50%
Central Telephone Co., common
6-19
6-30
6-30
7-3
35c
^
•
i-
California
I
4.60%
4.60%
i
7-15
California Portland Cement
7-
.
•
preferred^quar,)—2-
6%
California
7-
84%c
$1.12%
..
6-12
(quar.)_
(guar.)t-—
:
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
37Vic
^
6-26
-
2
„
common
preferred
6%
~-( 65o
% ,, : . •
(quar.)_^%__—*——•—
preferred
,1 California
7-
45c
common (quar.)_.
—_
(quar.)_
—r._—
._—
preferred <quar.)»j.——J——.2
Beatty Brbs.,XLt d. ( (qiiat,)
u-u
-
3%c,'c preferred
AVz'/o
$2.50
7-15
3
"/
>' 1
Electric Power—
6-26
3
7-
1%
'
Beatrice Foods Co.,
•S, "7 .Extra
"
"
1
7-
7%C
•
(quar.
preferred. (quar.)_
5%
6-19
"
—
dividend
Stock
,
6-15
1
8-
30c
(James
earn
6-17
6-30
20c
faystate Corp.B.) Distilling
(quar.——
f.
California
7-
$i"- *
.,'
L.4%
Ltd.—=>,
(quar.)
preferred
% 4%%
6-17
,»
••
•
fqUar.)_%^,^,_^_>_—
Mills,
1st preferred
$1.50
: A: 6-15
1
i
•"
7-^.1;; % 6-17
6-15
7-, 1'
75c
.H."
.*«►».
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
4%
preferred ;(quar.)
1
»'■ 7.-
i-
Corp..
=—
6-30
7-
15c
V
preferrediquar.)_„„_——.
Bath -Iron
-
7-
:
-
62%c
$1.12^2
Extra
;.j
7-,lA- .,,6-12
6~15
6-30.,;'
:vi' $1
>
..
25c
»;
—
2- 6-30
7-15
+$1.75
62 % c
*'
—
Basic,; Inc. ;iquar.
-''..v'r
•
.
Caldwell Linen
___—
7-15
15c
28 Vac
(Increased-quar.);
PIndustries %(quar.)-_!!«
——
-
preferred (quar.)-I____„
Oil
Corp..,(quar,
Barber
.4Va %
M
»
Financial
Calaveras %Cemehfc
•
6-25;
75c;v *7-15
T
I
;
6-19
7-.lv
$1.50
.1
6-18
1
Bay
V
C
6-15
C
(quar.)
Co.i (N.r'Y.i (quar.)).!.
Barber-Ellis of Canada Ltd.
. .
2
-4.preferred :(quar.)
—
Gas Co.—-■%ti'.tf prior*preferred, (quar.37%c
Buzzards
,y, 6-25 %•
6-30 %
6-26
8-
2%
preferred (quar.)i„
non-cum.
7-;,i. -r ,6-19%
-
15C
r",>
Central Maine Power Co.,
7-
$1.12%
Butler Mfg.,
,
"
$1.75 :i
JLk
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
Central Indiana
6-26:
6-29
$1
$1.23
.
20c
4.92%
.
■
6-25
7-26
•
6-26
Butterick'Company—
7-Y0';>: 6-25i
$1
-(quar.)-ii'
jankers Trust
•»
:
Commercial Corp.- fN;'Y.)«-~
Bankers
,0.v6% ' preferred
7%
6-25 ?/
6-19 "
6-30 .; .'
50c
(quar.)
Inc:, -.6*7'. preferred
'Shares,
7-24;%.
(
>$1.06
-
Bank
Ltd;.; (quar.)
Co;,
(quar.)
—;
Mills,. Inc.;, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Terminal Co*,
(stock dividend).
Butler's, Inc,;. common (quar.)
'1
4'%7a. preferred '(quar.)%-%%;_
6-19
'
—
-Sc
Buslv
x:(:, V6-i5;;-
T-~~l-
•
%c
;
f—-——
iqua r„
New" York
Bank-of
7-
.
40c
Bangor & Aroostook-RR. Uquaril^™--.---.Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common (quar.)
%
..
4%
6-19
7-15
100%
115c
25c
Burroughs Corp.
Public Service—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Central-Illinois
6-19
,
•
Burrus
-5,
40c
12
&
lean
Bums
%
.
.
Share
7-15
t45c
.
$1
% tl5c
When Hol£m
Payable of Re*-
per
-
.
7-15
,15c
1
England) ordinary and Amerdeposit receipts
—
6-J5
$1.12%
1.-0.—
1
6-29
7-
v
Name of Company
of
6-15
=
$1
1.
t
12-31
"r '7- 1,
45c
(quar.)
.
Bank
.
9-30
1-15-60
-
common
6-30
r
10-15
$1.50
—
•
&
'
6-15
25c
$1.50
—
<quarA
E)ectric,
(quar.)
-1.4%. ..preferred e (quar:.)„_„;
22-j.—.P-'AtoS&*;;preferred B '<quax.)_—
:
Bancohio ; Corp.
•.<' quar;) iwi-i-iiut'ttr—
Baltimore
6-19
1
$i:50 :
.
.—
pfd.* (quar.)
Baldwin Piano, G%'
7-
~t
—
Burlington Steel Co.% Ltd. (quur.>_j
Burma OH. Ltd.—i„>.■
»
Stock dividend (subject to approval by the
6-26
8
*
"50c
.
' 1 . »
,$1.25
: ,.
3o
10c
, 15c
.
convertible preferred i.(quar.)-i._^.__
'
6%
preferred ^ (quar.O'y^i.Building Products, Etd. v-(quar.)
Bullock's,' In6., 4%%preferred r (quar.)i__«
60c
'6-ltf
'
Badger Paint & Hardware
Balcrank, Inc. (quarik.
■
(quar.)
$5. preferred
Budget '.Finance. Plan, (.common
%
.% 6-10 '
i
'.«r 7- 8
22 Vac
y
6-10
;
1
7-l^'
:
'
Buck Creek Oil
6-15
Z;?1-
25c
Babcock & Wilcox Co.
Backstay
7-
;ioc
622 c
% 37 Vac
'
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.
.
6-2G
1
ti-30
V
8
6-
1
7-10
20c
dtvittena/^iix.,—:u22±2-—2 '-".[TVs %
'Co.:'(stock
5% ^convertible preferred A
'A
7-
183*c
—
-
•
When Holdera
Payable* of Rec.
Per
Share
'
'
B/G'Fooas, class A (quar:)j.-,-,A--,
I Com.. (quar.)
BabWtt: (B.
tvejslr '*%r
;
Name of Qpmpany 7
FIold.tlrs
.j
Payable of Rdc:
Share
B-M
BSP
Chronicle
The Commercial and. Financial
.
.
.
7- 1
7- 1
8-12
7-31
.
6-19
6-
3
6-25
6-25
,
6-15
7-17
6-
9
6-
9
6-
9
6-15
6-18
6-15
7-
3
7-2®
6-3®
6-25
6-19
6-
2
6-
D
6-10
6-15
6-22
6-23
6-22
6-30
6-15
6-1®
7-30
4-19
6-13
1
912-
i
7-
a
6-13
6-29
6-25
n
7-
O
7-
»
7-
Q
7-
0
7-
0
7-
0
6-21)
6-20
6-10
6-19
6-24
7-10
6-13
6-ia
6-13
6-
3
6-16
6-17
6-17
14
(2898)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company*
Consumers Gas Co.,
.
5%%
->sS%
Investment
Consumers
Power
(quax.)—
7- 2
7-
1Q1,
dividend
6-10
C- f
6-18
7-
i—:
7-
1
1
6-15
7-
1
6-22
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
ti,
R0
$»L#»
(»-»>
8-
Products
Co.
7-24
6-30
6-15
3»A%
preferred
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
Quarterly
Douglas & Lomason
Corroon. & Reynolds
Corp.,
SI div. oreferrea A
7-
6-30
6-19
7-25
7- 3
Petroleum
receipts
(final)
4
6-15
1
6-15
1
6-15
Du-Art
6-30
6-
9-30
9- 4
6-16
Duke
6-30
loc
.7I2y2c
1
6-18
Amer.
6-12
6-30
6-16
itc
8-
1
8-
(quar.)
Crown Cork International
Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
1
(quar.)
---
common
2
—
(quar.)
Stock dividend
—
Dalex Company,
Ltd., 1ft
Dan River
Mills, common
preferred
Dana Corp.,
—-
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
;
5ft convertible
David & Frere
9-16
Eastern
6-18
9-
7-
preferred
(quar.)—
—J,.
———
1
6-15
»-l«
Eastern
6-30
6-12
New
ibc
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
loc
7-
1
6- •
7-
ll
6- $
7-15
7-
1
9-24
9-
4
12-24
12- 4
7-27
6-30
(quar.)-
June
on
26)
Company
——
Company (quar.)
Corp., class A
Class B (initial)—.
Delaware Power &
pfd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
(s-a)—
6-12
1
6-12
—
com.
Detroit
Aluminum
Detroit
Edison
Co.
6-22
6-22
&
Brass
(quar.)
1
7-
1
b-15
0-16
7-
1
6-
_$1
7-
7
6-15
35c
7-24
7-10
7-24
7-10
6-22
1
2
6-13
6-16
Class
7-
1
6-10
4%
6-
7-
7-
1
9-
1
8-14
$0.00625
9-
1
8-14
$1
6-30
6-10
92 %c
6-30
6-10
3
preferred
20c
6-10
Erie
6-10
6-30
6-10
7-
6-15
Ero
$2
9-
3
8-
3
preferred
Mills,
Inc.
(s-a)-
Eversharp,
6-15
6-25
6-18
Excelsior
6-
1
6-30
5
6-19
Inc.,
Life
common
7-
1
6-17
10c
7-
1
6-12
20c
6-30
Fabrex
Factor
1
6-15
7-
1
$1.35
66-
6-
6-30
7V2C
7-
1
6-23
7-
1
8-19
6%
1
6-30
1
6-30
$8
6-16
40c
7-15
7-31
6-30
7-
1
1
1
1
6-30
7-15
77-
$5
1
6-19
1
Insurance
(Toronto)
(s-a)
_I
7-
1
1
1
7-
2
6-30
15c
A
I
9-30
Co.
tro^
(quar.)—
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
Dodge A: Cox Fund—
shares
-
Doeskin Products,
Inc., 70c preferred (quar.)
Dome Mlne6, Ltd.
(quar.)
25c
17'Ac
$17 %c
9-18
6-30
General
6-30
6-22
$1
0-18
1
(quar.)—
7-30
6-30
Farrel-Birmingham
12c
Dominick Fund, Inc
7-15
6-30
Federal Bake Shops
125c
7- 2
6-19
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
common
Tn^
47
/2^
(quar.)
7-
1
1
6-30
6-17
9-
1
8-14
7-
1
7-
1
6-30
6-19
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-30
6-12
6-30
6-12
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
1
1
G-
1
6-12
7-
Corp.,
preferred
*-
.
Investors
Trust
—
V
p
1
1
6-17
1
9-17
7-29
7-
8
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
6-29
6-2?
6-30
6-1*
1
6-19
1
7-
1
$1—
(quar.)—
-oc
9-
(Two shares of
(25c
class
namely
5
6-10
7-
J.ok
(quar.)—
preCerred
stock
6-
7-15
10-
6-19
6-
5
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
1
7-
6-30
& Utilities
distribution
Conn.)
6-30
8-
6-19
(Boston)—
(quar.)
or
6-30
7-
^
wc
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
6-11
aoc
—
(.quar.)—
interest
Class A
6-11
1
v
Corp.—
com.
6-30
1
*
common
Finance
7-14
7-
7-
^
(quar.)—
Co.,
6-30
7-
r——
—
otr
57
9
6-10
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
6-30
6-
8
7-15
6-30
7-
Corp.—
1
6-10
7-10
6-22
•
of
voting
Church St.
100
1
each
for
held)
(quar.)
for each
7-
6-
non-cum.
par)
B
2oc
trust
(New
shares
held
--
Steel
Castings Corp. (quar.)—
Telephone Co. of California—
*uc
6-30
7-
1
6-19
6-
8
Florida—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-15
7-24
8-15
7-24
8-15
o\t>
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37 V2 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co.
of Indiana—
7-24
7-
—
40c
7-1
7-1
7-1
6-16
40C
7-1
25c
6-30
6-
7-
preferred (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)—
6%
fl-lft
50c
6-29
6-10
IOC
6-30
6-
26c
a-
*-21
1
1
6-15
1
6-15
1
preferred
A
$1.25
preferred
6-15
of Missouri—
(quar.)—,
J
~
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
•
6
7-
7-
343.0
$1.35
6-15
1
5
6-15
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
9
General Telephone Co.
$3
6-
1
7-
5-22
30c
1
7-
5-22
$1
(Syr»cu^.
frfcT'tSV8
7-17
7-
General
name
I
'j?
iw
5
preferred
$1.32
r
pfd. Tquar.)
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
(quarT
1
7-
:
common
$1.30
Corp.
(quar )
+<61^5
—
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
6-22
10c
_
can be found under old
9-11
7-
-
Fairmont Foods Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing, 6% conv.
Co.,
Controls
Haven,
convert-
Dixon-Powriennaker Furniture
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
Cable
of
General
8-31
20c
(quar.)
qoi&e
(quar.)—,r.
certificate,
6-10
$80C
8-
7-15
7-31
Realty
6-19
7-
Jc
?5;
Railway Signal Co.
6-19
7-
f0c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(Stock dividend)
5%
Corp. (initial)
(Max) & Co., class
Ltd.,
General
30c
7-31
6-30
—-
General
25c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)—
redeemable
Canada
37'Ac
40C
35c
preferred (quar.)
Investors,
preferred
share
IHI
(quar.)
General Portland Cement', new com. 7"~r«"TT
(initial
General Products Mfg., Ltd., class A and B
1
7-15
(quar.)—-
common
(from investment inc.)
General Mills, Inc., 5%
General Motors Corp.—
6-15
7-
^uc
Bronze
1st
General
6-12
6-30
6-15
7-15
Vpjg
preferred
(quar.)
General Industries, 5% preferred
6-15
6C
^
6%
6-15
7-
8-15
6-15
->7V,r
General
6-22
7-
1
6-30
6-24
6-30
+'--2C
4%
6-22
7-
7-
0%
—
pfd.
Co.,
American
preferred
General
6-30
55c
9
11- 3
•
——-
General Builders
6-19
7-31
1
11-16
General
9-18
8
5
7-
>oc
(quar.)
preferred
5% conv.
1
7-
1
6-
^
(quar.)—
General Bancshares Corp.
(quar.)—
General Box Co. (qmtr.)
6-15
10-
5-29
7-
1
7-15
*5/71
S3
preferred
(quar.)
General Bakeries, Ltd.
6-15
15c
7-
7-
American Oil Co. of Texas———-General American Transportation tquar.)—
6-15
7-
40c
7-15
qc
8c
(quar.)
Co.,
General Baking
6-20
$1.75
^
General
6-19
1
6-26
6-30
19/<?
.
(resumed)
conv.
$4.50
6-16
77-
Power
preferred
General
6-19
1
6-2Q
of
Freightlines. Inc
Common
5
6-30
7-
1
7-17
.
8
25c
7-
General American Industries—
5
6-29
7-10
Uo
37.2C
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Industries Fund
5%
5-11
6-30
12'2C
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
Formeriy
known
as
Penn-Texas
Dividend announcement 0f $1.60
6-18
39«
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
5-11
7-
8-19
6-19
10c
conv.
&
convertible
$3.75 preferred
(quar.).
Common
17'Ac
(quar.)
1
8-28
7-
5-11
7-
-
I'TtCc''
10.0,
tax
—
Packing
Galineau
5-11
15c
5% preferred (quar.)
Ex-Cell-O (quar.)
$1.50
1
1
2
_
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
(Julius)
Liquidating
6-19
12'/2C
7-
2
6-15
1
oc
City Steel, Inc. (Omaha)
G(A% preferred A (quar.)
under new name,
6-30
2
Gas
dividend announcement
7-15
7-
Garrett
1
7-
12'AC
Ltdl— ~
Brooke
6-30
9-12
7-
8-24
1
Gate
Co.,
10c
$2
7-15
530C
(quar.)
50c
(s-a)
22'Ac
ffC
Extra
6-20
lc
(quar.)
(T. H.)
4^2%
Oarlock
6-13
7-1
8-24
7-
7-27
withholding
class B
Co.,
Garfinckel
6-10
6-30
$1.06
6-24
7-20
112/-C
(quar.)
Company
Gannett
3
5 37 'Ac
7-
9-
(from earned income)
Galveston-Houston Co.
7- 3
1
5c
IiriX""""""""""""
Na^1n-Xr1?§ed See
to
(1J59) Ltd.
12- •
(quar.)..
HI
Estabrocks
15c
preferred
I
Manufacturing
Erwin
quar.)—
7-
7-15
1
7-
•-
——
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
Funsten (R. E.) Co. (quar.)—
1
7-15
7-
1
1
8-10
^oc
Fuller
6-16
7'Ac
Corp.
Beneficial
Extra
1
3
(quar.)—
7-
6-30
$1
Ltdl—
I....1
7-
Corp.
7-15
Flooring & Wood Products,
8-
12-15
15c
a2 ,4%
Frontier Refining
Extra
5
40c
.
Class A
3
(initial
(quar.)
common
__
Fund
Frito
5
6-
1
7-
9-
(quar.)-——
Canada, Ltd. (qtuir.)
stk. series
Mexican
Frigikar
3
6-
7-10
9-
(quar.)
A
of
Co.
General Contract
,.HH
(quar.).
participating
Equity
6-10
6-30
«2'Ac
1
510c
(s-a)
Extra
6-30
1
7-
1
7-
75c
(N.
...
preferred
1
7-
90c
Equitable Credit Corp.—
6-30
51
Co.
Endicott-Johns^i Corp.,
4%
8-
37c
$3.50
Y.) ~(qua"r!)~~
& Heating Products, Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
Enamel
6-30
$1.50
Inc.
1
3-
««<•
making net payment of 8VaO
& Company, 6% preferred (quar.)—
Realty Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
7- 3
15c
preferred (s-a)_
Trust
1
$1.62
(s-a)"I
Electric Mfg. Co., com.
(quarX"
preferred (quar.)...
Emery Air Freight (tiu?.r.)_
Emhart Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)___
"""I
Empire District Electric
"""
7%
8-
15c
)™~
7%
7-15
(quar.)
Quality Supermarkets—
1st preferred
(quar.)
Production
Elder
9-
Dilbert's
Ltd.
6-13
7-
$1.75
$0.-loo
Friedman
6-12
50c
_
6-30
2
8-
\iy„P
7-10
iseue
Frick
Corp.—
Emerson
5°c
7-
Dairies,
preferred
(Less
6-15
35c
(Calif.j" (quar!)!!
Eimira
5
1
32 y2c
(quar.).
Quarterly
Manufacturing CoITquar
& Williamsport PVR. Co.
$1.25
15c
$3
Storage Battery
Products Corp.
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
18s
(quar.)
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
(qua"rI)III
40c
(s-a)—u——
(quar.).HIIHIIIIZIIIH"
Electrical
7-
7-
Entire
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Fresnillo Company
6-15
$1.34
HII~
Electric
3
1
$1.18
(quar.)
$5.40 preferred
7-
7-
1
6-
I
on
——
Common
8
7'Ac
6-15
8
8-
Fraser
6-15
6-
$1.03
El Paso Natural Gas, common
Bond «fe Share Co.- (quar.)
7-15
6-30
1
1/2.
6-12
19j^„
a
1
$1.12'A
HI.
(quar.)
preferred
—
Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern
RR.
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
$5.36
—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st
preferred
Detrex Chemical, new
Dominion Corset,
1
6-30
51-25
Denver Tramway
Corp.—
Beneficial
6-15
5L1|
$1.05
(quar.)—
(Walt)
6-30
51-0'
Deming Company (quar.)—-
7%
$1.75
50c
—
Dennison Mtg., class A
(quar.)
8% debenture stack
Disney
(quar.)
Edison Bros. Stores, 4Yift
preferred (quar.)
Sault Electric (Increased
quar.) .
El Paso Electric Co.—-
(quar.)
7-
7-
1
6-30
ouc
—l*<aC.
preferred.
redemption
Certificates of beneficial interest
Fram Corp.
(quar.)
Franklin Life Insurance Co. (stock
dividend)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
6-15
1
7-
20c
(quar.)
7-
32y2c
7-
7-
5%
I_ II
I.IIIIII
(quar.)
preferred
12'/2c
(initial)
—.—
Light, 4%
Diebold,«Inc.
6-30
7-21
6-12
6-30
(quar.)—
6-20
1
7-
—
7-
7-
„r.
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5'A%
6-15
15c
(M5
7-24
Founders Mutual Fund—
6-10
6-30
for
Foundation
6-24
530c
dividend
Economy Baler Co.
Eddy Match, Ltd.
$4.12
5c
7-15
6-30
22'AC
E'conomic Investment Trust, Ltd.
(quar.I
Economics Laboratory Inc. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
$4.72 preferred
25c
37'Ac
31'Ac
~rT
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
3
Eastman Kodak Co., common
(quar.l"~1~
$3.60 preferred (initial quar.)..
Echlin
Mfg.
(initial)
6-15
$$2.50
—
5
(Md.)—
6-15
15c
5
6-
25c
$7
Empire
—-—
;—————
Dejur-Amsco
RR.
6
of Canada—
(quar.)—————
Mfg, Co
Deere &
Di
Iquar.")" 1_
Corp.—
(initial ouar.)_
Corp.
7-15
50%
(qutar.)
—
4.20%
5.00%
Delaware
7-
stockholders ap¬
Debenture & Securities
Corp.
5 ft preference
(s-a)
Decca Records, Inc.
4.56%
States
6-30
$1.50
6-
51.12 MJ
Stainless Steel
common
8c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan
RR., 8ft pfd. (quar.)—
Rubber Co., common
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)_.
——:
De Laval Steam
Turbine (a three-for-two
stock dividend
subject to
4.28%
(quar.)
Associates—
2 A'
93^c
12'Ac
1
1
Fuel
8-17
•-29
1
&
(quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., common
$t preferred (quar.)
12 AC
51.12/2
20c
7-
7-
.
$1.50
tquar.l""
I
com.
preferred
Electric
preferred
Dayton
3.70%
(s-a)
(s-a)
Natural Oaa,
preferred
Gas
Hitft
Eastern
20c
Limitee*- class A (quar.)—__
Davidson-Bcutell Co., 6% conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron; 5ft
Nut
preference
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co.—
Davega Stores Corp.—
Decker
convertible
Edison
System, class A (Initial)Daitch Crystal Dairies, new
com.
(initial)—
5
50c
1
6-30
—
5
6-
s:
6-15
^
5Ms ft preferred (s-a)
Fort
Worth
Transit
(quar.)————,
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com. (quar.)
5
6-
1
50c
.
9-30
oc
D C Transit
6-
1
Fort
5
52
$i.12'/2
(quar.)
1
77-
,
6-19
6-15
1
7-
™
—
B
Foremost
5
Pennsylvania RR.
5°c
A
7-
52'Ac
46% c
6-
Stock
Cutter Laboratories, class
8-20
G-
Tennessee
Class A
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
9-10
1
1
®
voting (quar.)
Class B non-voting (quar )-—
Ford Motor, Ltd., 4»A% preL (s-a)—
5-14
1
East
°0c
Curtiss-Wrignt Corp.—
3
7-
East
75c
(quar.)—
7-
6-19
7-
dividend)—
(initial)
convertible
Class
5-14
25%
4
0
1
7-
Aug.
1
at
/
$15.60 per'(share plus this dividend—
Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A
(quar.)
6-15
1
B
called
6-15
7-
6-20
06-
7-
i»c
—
com.
1
1
1
7-
(initial);——
5%%
6-15
1
1
52'Ac
8-11
7- 1
.
7-
4.20% preferred
—i...
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd. (accum")
Duval Sulphur & Potash
(quar.)...
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1
40c
—
(quar.)-
1
7-
7-
A
Class
7-10
35c
(stock
Class
7-10
1
6-10
37™®'
7-25
7-25
7-
7-
—:
Machinery & Chemical,
Markets
6-15
1
/Foots Bros. Gear & Machine
CO
1
7-
/^c
5
7-
—
Giant
3
5-27
6-
—
Food
7-
1
6-30
191'oc
12
(quar.)-,.
(quar.)
6-17
1
7-
D.^
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-23
6-15
6-30
8-
75c
(quar.)—7
5% preferred
Telephone Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)-—
r
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)„
$4.20 preferred (quar.)——--——--
3
]>
(quar.)—
Co.,
6
6 '
6-23
J.)
Fluor
3
7-
7-15
(N. Y.)
Public Utilities, com.
preferred (quar.).
4Hi%
77-
7-16
N.
(quar.)-—-——
Food
7-
7-
1
G®
H
51 %C
2
*
7-31
7-31
City,
Florida
6-16
;
$1.75
27'Ac
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
-
1
5
51'AC
preferred
5.20%
—
2
Porter
preferred
SI.12
6-10
~°c
——
6-12
40c
.
J2c
(quar.)
Cumberland Gas Corp. (quar.)
dividend)
...
9-
'.V
(quar.)
common
6-19
(stock
preferred
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred? (quar.)
Publishing-, $1.60 prior pfd.
$4 prior preferred
(quar.)
Curtiss Candy, 1st preferred
B
6-19
7-
"_2
•
Co.
4V2%
9-10
ord.
SLOo
-
5'A% convertible preferred
(initial)Crum & Forster, &%preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12
preferred
(quar.)
Curtis
6-
1
7-
3-70C
(quar.)—
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)
Crucible Steel Co. of America—
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,
1
7- 2
rets.
«&
4.15%
__
—
common
7-
7-11
7- 1
5%
Florida
G-10
6-
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
4% preferred (quar.).
4.10% preferred (quar.)„..„._.__..3^-II"
7-15
10-
6-16
6-30
25%
3,75%
7-10
jx?
Class A (quar.)
Crown Life Insurance Co.
(Toronto)
Crown Zeilerbach of
Canada, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)„
deposit
$2.10
7-15
8-1
;
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.
Duquesne Light Co., common (ouar.
6-18
^DC
Co.
7-15
5c
20c
Co., common (quar.).—..
I
preferred (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd., ordinary
(stock
6-20
6-30
30c
25c
de Nemours & Co.—
Power
7-
6-30
6-16
15c
7%
Dun
(quar.)
I.)
dividend)
_4C
6-15
7-2
&
6-19
1
1
7-16
Co., $5 preferred tquar.
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)^
Flagg-Utica Corp., common--——
Fleming Co., common (initial quar.)
8-14
87'Ac
6-20
Fischer
1
8-
^
Bank
Corp.
4-15
6-30
(Jersey
Stores
1
7-15
8-
,4
Fisher Bros.
7-27
1
$1.12'A
6-20
20c
1
9-
7-1
$4.50
7-
—aL
8-
10c
$3.50
7-
•-————
$1.25
National
5
6-
7-
IHc
(vac
5
——
Bank
6-
Field
——
Corp.
6-22
6-30
—-------tt
Marshall
see
6
7-31
Pen"sylvanjl^"aVnuaVr'
National
Firstamerica
5-27
10c
preferred
(quar.).——
preferred
(quar.)
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.)
(E.
1
12y2c
Co.,
6-18
6-30
-
quar.)-—;————i-
A—
Geneva
First
First
6-26
7-
2%
(quar.).
7-10
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A
(quar.)
proval
Dean &
preferred
6-30
>1-ou
convertible preferred (quar.)—
Cresmont Oil Co. (quar.).
5ft
participating
du Pont
7-10
10%
of
&
FlSt ^aSonaf'city
9-30
6-26
7-
...
W
5
Class
6-30
3
'
1
6-30
12%%
1
General Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred series A (quar.)
Boston
Corp., common:
First
Laboratories—
ibM
5%
Class
(quar.)
tGAe
€% preferred (quar.)
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—
Clothing,
Corp., 4% pfd.
60c
7-
qnc
6-12
7-
37'Ac
div.)—-
6-17
7-31
50c
_
two-for-one split of the common shares)
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co,-Class A
(quar.)_
Stock, dividend
,
Curlee
I
(oua'r.jTI
Dravo
6-25
6-30
10-30
537'Ac
Ltd
Drilling & Exploration Co. (s-a)-..
2„J1
Driver-Harris Co.
(stockholders approved a
Film
1
15c
6-10
6-30
ioc
Co.—
;
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Cream of Wheat
Corp. (quar.)
Credit Finance Service,
Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
•.
31"!
,11"
!,
6-10
6-15
6-
25c
7-
*j»«
-
preferred
<quar.)~- * "f~
8-21
7-31
ovc
■
„——
Electric
22~
6-30
^
6%%
~—-—:
Quarterly
Cramptou Mfg.
Corp.,
25c
■
(Marshall)
First
6-25
1
(initial
6-12
6-30
7-
Y.HTqXr.jl-
$2.25
6-25
7-15
$25c
7-
1
—
7-
7-15
common
Financial
7- 2
U5c
(stock
Finance~Co.
8-17
:•
1
+25c
6-30
—
preferred
Erewery,
8
,
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
8-
25c
Dover Corp., common
Dover
9-15
Field
6-16
7-
7-10
^
*
common
New
8-31
6-30
Fiduciary Mutual Investment—
From ordinary income
6-20
6-30
7-30
+25C
(quar)
;
Dow Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Dow Theory Investment Fund Inc.
Draper Corp. (quar.)
6-19
6-19
9-
•>?
common
(s-a)_
(s-«t)
Craftsman Insurance Co
(Boston) (quar.)—
Craig Bit Co., Ltd.,..———
Crain (R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)—
preferred
7%
dividend
7- 2
t40c
t$1.75
common
6-15
1
1
Ltd—
1%
~
Dow
7-
J <°
Craddock-TCrry Shoe,
.
Slock
New
.
6-10
2
Inc.——
6-29
7-31
Paper Products (quar.)—
Fidelity & Deposit (Maryland)—
9-17
7-
+31V4C
Oil Fields (monthly)
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
■'
9-30
115C
6-15
6-29
25 c
*30c
Craft
*7-15
9-15
Flbreboard
Ltd.—
6-15
1
7-17
Fiber
When
Holden
Payable of Kee.
60c
(quar.)
Federation~Ban"k ~&s IfrusTTn.
8-17
+25c
6-30
Cowles Chemical (quar.)
Cuban
Co.
6-19
7-
^
—
(quar.)
—■—-—
Zctlerbach
Chemical
7-
,2°
ibe
(quar.)
Stock dividend;
deposit
&
(quar.)
$1 preference (quar.).
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
5%
(quar.)—-
Tar
Federated Publications
6-26
8-31
*$4
(s-a)~_I
Common
6-30
ffc
87%c
(quar.)
corn,
3
Oominion
7-15
5
<quar.)„-
Corson (W. II.), Inc.
1
DUC
(1945-1947)
IZ.1ZZZ~l~ZZZ
(quar.)II
Dominquez
6-12
7-
7-15
7-31
25c
stiare
Paper Board, common (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
6-26
,
6-22
7-20
(quar.)—
±
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
7- 6
,ni/r
IvL
-5c
——
Corntll-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
$5.25 preferred series A
(quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)
Crown
~
6-26
Per
Company '<
Federal
6-24
7-15
25c
& Steel, Ltd.
Dominion Insurance Co. («-a) „, r
Dominion Scottlsn Investment, Ltd.
7-21
•
Inc.
7-15
£50c
+17'Ac
(quar.)
(monthly)
Foundries
8-10
(quar.)
Cooper Tire 6s Rubber Co. (increased)
B
Dominion
7- 2
12'Ac
+
'
1
July 21)——•—i
on
Cooper-Jarrett,
Class
Fields
Monthly
Monthly
-in,.
dividend
Crouse-Hinds
Dominguez Oil
6-30
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
;
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)
^uc
(quar.)————
(subject to stockholders
Steel
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
America
preferred
4 Vz ft
6-12
7-
--
(Toronto)
Common
6-12
1
•»,
Cooper (Peter) Corp.—
6%% preferred (quar.)
5ft
J30C
&jo
Electric-
American
3-31
6-1
7-1
(quar.);
Corp. of
Courtaulds,
*44c 4-15-60
i7»/2c
approval
Cosden
non-cumulative
Ao3f~r
93 Ac
,
Continental Life lnsuranc®
Continental Motors Corp.
Corn
12-31
5%
•
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
■■
Name of
9-30
J43c 1-15-60
6-16
6-30
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Stock
10-15
(Chicago)
Continental Can, $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Connector, class A (quar.)—.——
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
Cook
?44c
6-15
5%
5%
6-
(initial)
Holdert
Payable of Kee.
7-15
7-1
n'o4
*
Share
$10c
7-1
7?
When
.
,
of Company
Dominion Foundries
•—ckc
(quar.)
Controls
6-15
7- 2
$1.37%
Continental Baking Co., common
Stock
Per
Name
Dominion
Dairies, Ltd., common (resumed)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred <quar.)
Co.—
Continental Assurance Co.
Quarterly
2
,/a
Fund
preferred (quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)—---————
common
6-15
6-30
*1.3
$4.50
New
Hol&en
Payable of Kec.
common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.).
Consumers
When
.
1
6-15
7-
(quar.)—
(Continued
7-
*
on
page 48)
JT
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
.
6
Volume
Number 5859
189
.
.
(2899)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
sSh
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY DANCE OF PRICES
YEARLY RAN8E OF SALE PRICES
II'.
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
•^55
-
-Highest
Lowest
•435b Jan "13
102£t*.'Mn
"47% May
84% Apr
-;59% Feb
9
Nov 24
112% Feb
18
120
.
*
20% Aug 26
3
*
-
Jan'
.'26
Jan
Y2
27% Apr
33 * Jan
nS
33% Oct ' 9
2
24Vi Jan *6
82 - Oct
1
30 VI Jan
7--
;23 % Jan
Nov 11
94% Jan
29% Oct 14.
.3
13% Jan
9
31
29% Dec
.
97
j
2
16% Jan 28
83% Nov 21
i
11% Jan
14r
«
26
2
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
2
Jan 21
2
160
Dec
84
12
1
*
206% Apr 30
44% Apr 17
2
Jan
32% Jan 28
Apr 18
100
Dec
12
Jan
16
.15% Oct
6
12% Feb
7
92
Jan
2
.
Jan
8
4
,.* Jun
16
9
■64% Apr 21
26
; 14% Feb
4
5
61% Jun
11
82% July 28
76
Jun
2
'
Jan
26% Feb
113
29
13
27
77
33% Jan
12
56% Apr
114% Sep
17
83% Jun 25
32% Jun 17
24'/a Jan
8
Jan
2
33% Apr
160% Apr
42% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
25% Oct 10
85% Jan
9
125% Oct 10
34% Jan 13
44% Nov 12
118
16
5
48
5
58
Jan
2
2
38Va Jan
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
29% Feb
9
2
39% May 6
54% May 25
33% Jun
14
64% May 29
47% Dec 16
22
Nov 11
20% Jan
2
29% May 14
19
Jan
7
20'% Feb
17
7% Feb
13
20% Sep 22
2
3% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
52% Nov 18
41% Jun
10
37% Sep 11
39% Jan
2
42% Jan 21
36% Jun
10
51
47% Jan
2
9% Nov
45 % Dec
29% Jan
Sep 29
47% Dec
24
15
17
44% Dec
80% Jan
2
>96% Mar
17
55% Dec
38% Mar 17
May 11
Jan
15
91
46% Feb
17
61% May
84
6
11
6
Feb
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
2
•55% Dec
47% Feb
13
Apr 17
55% May 18
14% Jan
2
26% Nov 13
25
Jan
2
41% Jun 20*
44
39
Jun
23
45
29% Feb
II
34% Apr 15
13% Jun 24
18% Jan 22
32% Feb
12
19% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
17
Sep 22
30% Dec
31
18% Oct 30
-41% Dec
16% Jan
2
73
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
-18
94
Jan
31
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
14
-
Jan
3
Jan
2
41% Dec 16
48% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
-7
11% Jan
2
144% Nov 26
2
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
32% Jan
6
Jun
13
139
7
45%
105
35%
35%
2
65% Jan
6
25% Feb
12
31% Jan
6
8% Jan
2
Dec
3
Dec
4
6
97% Dec
1
134% Jun
4
11
15
25% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
15 %
8
28 % Dec
39
Nov
July 11
29
27% Dec 23
23% Jan
10
10% Jun
4
17% Nov
11%
*96%
102
193
190
190
38
53%
54 Va
54%
17%
*96%
18
*
>17%
" ,114%
113
'
17%
.17%
17%:
114%
-i
"
115%
113%
19%
55
"
41%
19
54
55
4156
41%
11%
76 Va
10
30%
30%
30%
*106%
.
30%
30%
36%
36%
36%
33%
"34%
33%
36% I
35%
99%
100%
.99%
50
1
12.50
*47
84%
32%
87%
85%
32%
33%
32 %
33%
30%
30%
30%
30%
150
45% 45%
30%
45%
34
*64
33
51%
45%
34
65%
33%
52%
27%
27%
19%
10%
42%
27
*19
10
37
36%
*56
*33%
32%
50%
*64
36
35%
369,800
100% 101%
29,300
5
6%
American Hardware Corp
May 1
62
Jun 24
66% Feb 27
148% Mar 20
125
31%
71 %
105
2
86% May 11
29% Jun 16
30% Jun 26
Jan
13% Jan
75% Jun
26
16
Jun
9
9
Jun 12
Jun
5
Jun 22
Jan
2
43% Mar 4
35Vz Feb 18
18% May 18
89
Apr
17
119% Jun 10
37
Jan 16
107% Jan 26
129Vz Jan 20
50% Apr 27
13r% Mar 12
15% Jan 23
26% Jan
15
29
24% Jan
12
27% May
14% Jan
2
90
61 % May
1
*19
10%
42%
36%
56%
49%
40%
*88%
55%
43%
49%
38%
*36
43%
*43
47%
48%
85 Va
86
87%
1,100
37,700
33
33
33%
5,200
*33%
65%
*63
34
.
14%
32%
50%
52
27%
27
27%,
26%
27%
19%
*19
21
Feb
3
1
17% Mar 18
84% Feb
25
25
5
33 Va
-so
100
25
series
1
Co
46% Jun
30
J€l% Oct 14
53 Va Jan
7
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
23
Jan
2
4U% Nov
22
Jan
13
32% Dec
$149.87%
31
.dividend.
40% May
Feb
3
90% Jan
20
95% Apr
6
9
4
40%Jun
25
$3
36% Jan
14
33
14
34
Mar
5
30
Jun
For all other footnoUu «e»j?age
26.
$4
preferred
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Pricbard Oil Corp
Anderson
48%
49%,
48%
48%
12,800
40%
40 %
41 %
41
41%
11,700
41
40%
40
41
41
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
14%
14
14%
14
14'A
2,600
28,100
33 %
2,700
165%
6,100
1,200
120
53%
53%
26%
93
93
29%,
29 Va
29%
14%
14'A
14%
39
39-
85
84
50
No par
6.25
No par
21.80
10
400
18
*17%
5,000
19%
19%
101"
*99
88
84%
24,000
81
*79
81
*79
81
53 Va
*52%
52%
53'A
53%
26
53 Va
26%
94%
101
53%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
94 Va
93
93
28%
28%
29
14%
*14%
14%
*79%
81
26%,
*100
84%
82%
19%
19%
19%
101
120
*102
18
*17%
17%
19
•99'! '
'
84%
84
*102
300
17
16%
17
120
32%
165
167
17
17%
18
33%
33
165%
17
*102
101
*79%
,
*93
94
♦92
28%
29%
28%
Xl4
♦14
14%
42%
42%
44%
42%
58%
59'A
59%
60%
59%
42%
41%
42%
41'A
41%
41
47 Va
47 Va
47%
48
50%
49%
50%
49%
46'A
45%
46%
45%
46
46
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
900
15%
507,200
13,600
46 %
15%
160
3,100
'
49%
45%
33,900
42
46%
900
Y
60%
42%
,
43%
58%
40%
58%
40%
58%,
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15%
142%
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142%
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142 Va
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142%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
60%
60%
60
61
59%
62
61
45%
46
45%
45%
45%
46%
46
139%
140'/a
57%
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123
139%
5,700
6,700
32,500
100
143%
36%
2,600
36%
60%
61%
1,440
45%
46%
19,900
141%
55%
124
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124
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124
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55
56%
56
56%
56 7 a
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2,800
46%
Va
140%
141
140
140
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124
140%
54%
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410
140'A
1,100
55
124
29%
30%
29%
30%
29 %
30%
29 Va
30%
69%
69%
70
68 7a
70%
68
69
67
67%
♦88%
71%
89%
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
89%
89
31%
31%
31
31%
30 Va
31 Va
30
30%
30
30%
6,000
31%
32
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
6,130
1,600
79%
133,200
17%
17%
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17%
78 Va
79%
77%
78%
92%
94%
92%
93%
120%
47%
45 V,
13%
27
26
13%
14
27 Va
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16
70%
37%
63
59%
.
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38
78%
13%
27%
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26
,
16%
15%
16 "
71%
70%
37%
63
63%
59%
58%
59Va
38%
39%
38%
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94 %
39
30a
39/a
30, a
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94
93%
94%
120%
120%
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50%
49%
49 Va
57,300
14
13%
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13%
14
27%
27'A
,
,
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6,000
200
28
26
26
250
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15%
5,000
23,200
15%
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16
15%
15%
74 3i,
74%
77%
75%
77%
37%
38
64 %
13,800
94%
72%
72
38%
28
26
2,400
48%
14
25
79
8,100
12,900
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93
49
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14
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79 %
78%
4
120%
93%
120%
47%
30 Va
29%
79%
93 Va
46%
46
-
120%
121
120%
121
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
49-
16%
19%
19
£1
15%
Anaconda
May 31
600
13%
120
•99
84%,
Va
*141
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Dec
84,500
43%,
47
74% Mar 17
39
60
58 Va
43
46
46% Mar 13
100
86%
57%
43%«
42%
7
'
86%
58
58%
2
2
87%
57 Va
39%
38%
60 Va Jan
31
87 Va
48%
14%
*17%
17%
1,200
*43%
33
19 Va
2,600
41
43%
167
101
500
48%,
*40
58%
*38 Va
14 %
32% Jan
Jan
'
43%
29 Va
5
Dec
89
60,300
2,100
56%
*93%
13
£8
*87%
33
26
63% Oct
29
40%
164
53
37% Dec
Anchor
40%
17%
84%
10
Ampex Corp
40%
33%
*79%
com—5
25
Preferred 5% % series
>—25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
6%
*40
8,700
5G
48%
Y;
37 Va
•55%
168%
19
American Water Works Co
Preferred
*36-%
55%
48%
*16%
17%
American Ship Building Co_.No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred
10o
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries
1
American Stores Co
1
American Sugar Refining com—25
TU preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco—
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
6% preferred
American Viscose Corp
37%
48%
165%
*99
43%,
49
16%
*102
43%
43
55%
56%
167 %
120
19
10%
36%,
37%
16%
*102
19
10 Va
42%,
43 Va
9,600
200
19%,
10 Va
9%
10 Va
48
30
33
6,100
30
29%
33
18,000
34%.
52
165 Va
32%
600
—
33%
51%
36%
39
39
»
3,200
?
65
32%
55%
49%
14
33%
52
9%
42%
88%
59%
43%
38%
39
30%
14%
33%
33
*19
41%
49%
41 %
*39
30
12.50
American Seating Co
56%
43%
50_
38%
,
45%
*63
65
100
45%
45%,
42,300
147
147
155
45%?
31 Va
30%
30%
30%
*145
26%
27%
19%
10%
42%
36%
56%
49
88%
54%
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91
700
44
;
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50%
51%
47%
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150
37
38
%
2,700
32 Va
33
42%
56%
49%
40%
•
102%
33%
;
200
112
112
34%
45%
33%
34%
65%
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t
..
150
45%
28,500
32%
.
30%
Y
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*140
155
*145
620
31%.
83%
32%
Corp.—No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
5,200
.
78
31 Va-
35%
*47
86%
80%
12%
60 •••
36
43
43%
47%,
86 %
1,700
5,000
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100%
47%
1,600
2,600
42
11%
Y
17,106
55
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f
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111
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37
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5,800
,
19
35%
,
103
47%
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48
18%-
36
36%
36 Va
43%
43%
43%
43%
;
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25,300.
59%
60 Va
31%
42
77 Va
111
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19
42%
12
11%
59 Va
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2
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80
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37%
13
40
78%
190
*96%
Jan
22% Jan
78% y'
102
Jun
2
American Home Products.
1
May 27
American Ice Co common
No par
Mar 30
6% non-cumulative preferred-100
Feb 24
American International Corp
1
Jan
2
American Investment Co of HI
1
Feb 25
5%% prior preferred
100
89% Apr 30
American Mach & Fdry common—7
84
May 19
3.90% preferred
100
59% Apr 30
American Machine & Metals.No par
34V2 Jan 16
American Metal Climax Inc com..1
98
Jan 22
4%% preferred
100
32% Jan 22
American Metal Products
2
15% Feb 19
American Molasses Co
—1
44% Jun 25
American Motors Corp
—5
73% Apr 14
American Natural Gas Co
25
46% Feb 18
American News Co
No par
50% Jun 24
American Optical Co
1
64% Mar 3
American Potash & Chem—No par
18% Apr 21 Y American Rad & 6td Sany com—5
152
Mar 17
'
7% preferred
100
63% Mar
26 % Mar 26
45
Dec 31
119% Sep
May 21
120% Jan
14% Nov
74% Feb 27
9
Jun
4
41
8
54% Jun 26
18
Dec
....
52% Mar 31°
126
July 16
29% Dec 30
27% Dec 22
Jan
4
15% Jun 26
140% Jun
1
45
155
6
38% Jan
43% Jun
61% Nov
2
26
Jun 11
32% Jan
7
68
May 5
51% Oct 20
33% Jan
«
58
Nov 14
Aug 8
Dec 30
May 12
34% Nov
13
4834 Apr 10
1
13% Jun
8
25% Feb 25
Nov 17
Dec
Apr
8
92% May 7
27
Apr 22
31
Dec 18
16% Nov 21
69%
35%
*40%
49%
-16%
157
41
24% Jun
Oct 20
102
2
3
53% Jan. 8
80% Jun'16
30% Oct 13
20% Feb 28
Jun
101
—
17% Jan 17
27% Jan
*77%
*96
'
4,600
30%
'175
58%
America
19%
30%
190
77%
common
-19%
<
12,300
-
30%:
30%
30%
11%
11%
il %
11 Va
5%
5
t
20% Y
-
-
3,100
6,500
19%
Y 29%
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29%
330-
30%
102
177
25
110
18%
20%
105
122
59% Nov 17
35% Jun 10
2
Jan
Feb
35% Apr 15
31
Dec 11
Aug 27
Apr 21
17% Nov 18
21% July 28
111
Jun
3
32% Jan
50
Mar 13
Feb 0
14% Jan 12
104
Mar 17
16% Jan
2
19
Jun 19
1
108
13
22% Jan
78 Va¬
20Va
600
6,700
15,000
87
*322
5%
5
30%
8,606
'
23%
!■ ; 86
-
*96
20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
1% preferred
25
American Chain & Cable
No par
American Chicle Co
No par
American Crystal Sugar com
10
4%% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co_
10
American Distilling Co
20
American Electric Power Co
10
American Enka Corp
5
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power..No par
55% Apr 28
44
May 28
38% Jan
I-
-
332
*175
1
Theatres Inc common
5% preferred
11
14% Mar 18
B07/a Jan
2
40% Mar 2
61
May 29
44% Mar 17
19
39% Jan
y
78%
11%
\
•
113%
23-26%
,1
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Jan
8
*77%
*77%
American Airlines common
1
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co
No par
American Bank Note common
10
6% preferred
50
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
9
Apr 21
2
11
29%
76%
Amer
9
2
Jan
28%
11%
Corp
Amerada Petroleum
35% Apr 30
Jan
92
5%
29%
-
88%
87%
30%
78
'
49%
' 49%
113
28%
28%
5%
77%
11,306-
2&%:
•
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.
23%
*326
30%
19%
59%
Mfg
7
4,500
11,300
30%
.'.:>• 29
23
■
5%
1
11%
0
33% Jan
79
88
332
30%
Industries
58 %
preferred
49%
113%
29 %
87%
20 %
11%
!
28%
•
30%
J
A
30 7 h
5
4%
29
28%
113
23
♦327
330
5%
5%.to
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•
87%'
1.
*324
19%
No par
No par
Amerace
45% Jan
25
29%
V 85%
common__No par
100
7
106% Feb
19
29%
29 T a
28%
Products Corp
Corp
16%
28%
-
5,700
50:
16%
49%
;
114
«
22%
p
29
18
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6 f/o convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
44% Jan
Feb 25
13
23
20%
—
Inc.
49%
16%
28%
.29
113
19%
Corp
Aluminum Co of
Mar 31
52
»
Feb
39
Inc
50%
7,100
.100
u
-
114
22%
325
5%
.
Alpha Portland Cement
36% Jun 24
Jun 24
47% Jun
40% Oct
49%-
85%
29%
1
Aluminium Limited
103
15
Apr
7
58% Dec 31
19% Feb 25
28%
49%
112
23%
22%
85 Va
5
Allis-Chalmers
May 27
25
-53% Dec
27 %
28%
4.08% convertible preferred—100
.
: 39 Va Feb
4
; May 1
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33% Feb 21
81
28%
48%"
28%
Co
Allied Stores
32% May 28
i7
Kid
Allied
*••; 83% Mar 17
32% May
52
Apr 29
42% Dec 11
15
27% Jan 21
Jan
104
17
96% Oct 13
38% Oct
25
23
31
•
42% Oct 31
60% Jan
29%
4
126
22%,
16
-
Y
22%
I
22%
49%
48%
114
-
*316
100
No par
10
Allied Mills———
i; 44% Feb 24
8
17
52% Jan
Nov
16%
28 Va
:
-
100
Allied Laboratories
39% Jan
-*,' Jun 24
Chemical
Allied
; 21% Mar 20
10% Jun
111
..
2
preferred
Allen Industries
13
30 % Dec
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
50Va
16
28%
5
preferred
50
;
1
convertible
67o
Allied
May 14
48% Jan
Dec 17
433i Oct
2
74*
8
26
123
15% Jan 21
11
2
Jan
27
10% May 19
,35% Jan
113
Allegheny Ludlurn Steel Corp
.1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
55% Dec
*
49
100
;
71
120
21%
i
4
Inc
common
44.
70%
124
*118
,
22
■
18
57
Apr
,18% Jun
10
9G% Oct
102
14
Dec
72% Apr 29
Inc
$4 conv prior preferred
,
% Jun 25
57
7
12.
96
28%
26
48%
Corp.—5
1
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
17
44% Jan
29%
27%
...
.
Mining—Name changed
30%
2
Gold
Corp
Products
4%%
May 11
13% Apr
160
30
Juneau
Aldcns
101% Jun
91
36% Jun 12
Alco
8
May 11
Jan 29
83
■„
49% Nov 11
2
22% Apr
34
9% Jan 28
30
Dec 29
33
14% Apr
30% Jan
Jan 30
35
;
2
77% Jun
July 31
280
;S0
I-
Nov 13
''! i
9
10% Dec
191
.
Dec
•
80% Nov 24
16
72
30% Jun 24
19 % Jan
2
23% Jan
29
YT
1
1
Alabama Gas
Shares
•43%
70%
70%
21%
16%
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
Alaska
"7
20% Nov
2
50%
16
Aeroquip Corp
9
3% Feb
^
Dec 31
34
24% Jan. .2
Y
July
5
50
par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
A J Industries
—
the-Week
Friday/
June 26
^
44
*43%
..
124
*118
16%
—
No
71
Y.
22%
51
10-
Co——
tain fur
r
Thursday
.
June 25
44
70%
:
124
21%
16
91 % Mar 10
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
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Admiral Corp
328
*119
22%
"
25
33% Mar 30
3
71
1
Adams-MilUs Corp
Addressograpli-Multigraph
12
'
122
21%
1
Iiic_—_—
Adams-Express
*43%
44
70%
(
June 24
'
71
*118
100
Steel Co—
Acme
9
*43%
44
70 %'.
29 % May 11
315% Apr 30
16
Dec
297
;
79% Feb
Jan
125
preferred
Wednesday
.
*
5
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
May 19
61
23% JanY 2
*25% Nov 18
193% Jan"-8
2Va Jan | 3
30% Mar
,
2.
17% Jan 28
19% Dec 29"
49% Jan. 13
•
33
2
*43%
;
June 28
June 22
_1
.
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
66% Feb
Jun
convertible
4%
ABC
19
2
JELn 18
2
16
.*24% Nov 18
12'
-34% Jan
28
Bar
I
Laboratories commoh
Abbott
•
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday \
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•
I
Abacus Fund
8
23 % Jun
47% Jan-
49% Oct 24
37% July 15'
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EXCHANGE
Apr 24
3
134
18% MaT 26
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'•
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7
40 % Jan
"71% Nov 20
-
7
-
Jan
14
;
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Lowest
/
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30% Jan
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Range Since Jan. I
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V
v
•-
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39%
38%
39%
39%
40
9,300
62%
64
62%
63%
62%
63
29,400
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
38%
39
38%
39
38 Va
38%
*91%
94
*91%
94
*91%
94
2,080
2,300
-
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40
40 %
9,900
30
30%
30 Ve
30%
30 Va
31%
31%
32%
12.100
15
16
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2900)
.
.
.
Monday, June 29,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
L
t»rt f*r PrerloM*
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Uweit
89
Jan
22
Feb
44% Dec 15
25
43% Jan
41% Aug
2
35
4
67% Dec
19
31
40% Jan
20
80
90
Nov
Argo Oil Corp
May
77% Jun
5
75% Jun
1
7
30 % Feb
24
9
40
7
May
35% Feb
23
23
17% Jan
9
28% Apr
2
12%
12%
12
23%
21
21
100
5
Jun
10
;88% Jan
2
2814 Dec 31
9% Jan
2
10% Dec 18
•914 Jan
8
27% Jan
2
Feb
25
34
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
8% Aug
30
7% Jan
47% Feb
5
24
79% Jun 19
6% Jun
153 % Apr
ft
16% Jan
8
28% Dec -19
21% Jun
6
29% Dec 30
13?# Dec 11
10% Jan
484% May
l%Jan
10% Nov 21
9
8
27% Jan
9
Atlas
5ft
9
41% Jun
1
Babbitt (B Tj Inc—
Babcock & Wilcox Co
16% Apr
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
34% Jan
6
45-
NOV
6
43% Jan
8
49% Mar 11
92% Jun
10
105% July
29% Jan
Feb
3
21
7
45% Oct
6
7
63% NOV 13
95
Jun
61
101% Feb
5
89% Jun
8
47% Apr 17
66
Jan 20
5
9
1
Jan
34% May 19
Oct 29
48
2
84
May
41% Feb
8
40
6
64% Jail
48% May 27
16?# Jan
6
64% Oct 22
51% Jun
25
30?# May
7
23% Jan
9
30% May 11
45% Apr
8
58
Dec
4
52 % Jan
8
66% Feb
Mar 24
36
Dec 10
27
9
31
Dec 23
23
16% Jan
33% Jan
7
2
178
127
Jan
3
174 :
Aug 22
83
Jan
9
104
Jun
>
10% Jan
2
20
Dec
18
Jan
6
2
2
9
Dec 31
36
May 28
13% Jan
26
Sep 22
66
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see
page
28
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18
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Callahan Alining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc__
new
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Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
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&
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Gypsum. Co
Eethleliem Steel (Del)
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10
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18
80% Apr
79%
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33%
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10
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—
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Mar 10
17
3?# Jan
Jan
2
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common
5ft
20% Apr
2
57%
43%
80%
56%
lo
Bendix Aviation Corp
;
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24% Jun
27
78% Oct
22?4Jan
20
J—50
preferred
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70
Apr 10
62% Dec 12
Jan
24
26
Jan 21
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28% Jan
25
Jun
126% Jun
18
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5
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44
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Boston
7?. Jan
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6?# Jan
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18
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15
2
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6
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10
11,
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,
Feb
155
23
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1
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i"55% Jun 25
9,
12% Jan
5
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9
Mar 23
.2
49% May 11
12
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10
33%
61%
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;
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5
.
24
Oct
14% Jan
May
48
•
;
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13A Oct 13
6?. Jan
July
4.
82%
■
prior preferred—-__100
preferred :
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May
84%
<
1
10
93 r
conv
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
73
83%
161#
44 fr
Bausch& Lornb Optical Co
Bayuk Cigars Inc_~—
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common—-12.50
24% May 11
27% Dec 24
36% Jan
Jan
2
43%
43%
<
35
4%ft
•
76".
s
29%
9%
43%
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20
52.% ;,,52%
26' .7 26 %
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58% Apr 24
92% Jan 13
34% Jun
Jan
.43% Jan
5
Feb
19
Feb
84
40% Apr 23
Apr 10.
42
•
,
29%'
.
10%,
43%
• •v
Barber Oil Corp
—_10 ft
Basic Products Corp—..ft-—Ift-ftAl
Bath Iron Works Corp-_ft.__ftlft.Llo
3%ft
55\
101-
76%
42%
6%
Bangor & Aroostook RR—1
Beck Shoe
13
28 % Jan
s
:1 23
*85
preferrccL_100
9
80'A Jan
,35% Jan
2
29
55
101
76%
15%
Beckman Instruments Inc.——„—l
,
29%
54 %
102
...
58%:-39%
No par
com
6
74% Dec 12
•
6
36
9
74% May
93
2
56:
noncumulativc
13%
^
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9%A
1
,-,
7-
44
10
143
4ft
34%
13%
r
;
82
39%'
Corp—_ 13
36'A Jan
May 22
30% Oct 29
4
6%.
<80%
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—100
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i—10o
Baltimore & Ohio common—„100
190
;
58
151'#
20
Beaunit Mills Inc
23-% Aug 27
S8% Jan
I—.
28% Jun 26
13?# Dec 17
M Jan
80'%
2
2
Jan
15
44%
8C
19% Jan
25
45
26
51%
43%
10
29
36% Oct
2
44% Apr
18% Jan
Jun
85%
May 6
100% Mar 26
10% Jan
Mar
Jan 23
4.
Jun
51
*84%
5
14?# Feb
90
48
.
100
Jan
95
5
83
2
May 19
28% Jan
Jan
43%
40'/# Dec 19
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73% Jan
3
29.
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2
9
47?# Sep
3
Feb
28 % Jan
44
27
27
42%
:
:
Baltimore Gas & Elec
21%,
34%
13Ta
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15%
€
21%
33%
21%
33%
13%
'
28%
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.
33
30% Feb
4
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13% Jan
18
54%
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33%ft 32%
3
70
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>
,
54
76%
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102
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.
,
10%
3
Nov
Sep
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34
95
14%
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15
21%
6,100
-
34%
36%
23
2
22% Apr
45% Apr
76%
,
common A—No par
24
•5
12% Jun
53%
*100%
35%'
•'14
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—..No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.S0
'17% May 25
7
54
.21 '/a
10%
.
Jun
Apr
21%
14%
28?#
•
—
9% Jan
>6
79%
21%
22%
•
Coip common—%v....l
preferred
20
Austin Nichols
*78%
21%
36%
No par
;
Atlas Powder Co...—;
..'.<33%. Jun 22.
7
preferred
78%
*21%
' 35%
76%
$3.75 series B preferred——100
5
16
13
24% Feb
.25% Apr 29
2
17
ftAel# Jan 26 '
16?# Feb 11
15% Jun 16
68% Jan 27
16% May 27.
12% Aug
•% Jan
4ft
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic Refining common
/86% Mar. 3
23
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
2
Jan
6
02% May 25
?i'78%
53%
non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com —6.50
••,f92
79%
21%
*100%,. 102
1
5%
15
Apr
44%
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*21 %
14%
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;
44 3'a
78%
21 %
r
22
—
—
31 % Jan 15
10% Mar 4
47
17,
43 '/a Jun
;
;
2
82% Jun 24
8
17% Aug
2
Jun
23
39%-Jan
Jan 15
90
;
2
14% Jan
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9% Jun
41% Nov 10
92
Feb 28
53% Dec 30
45% Nov 13
10
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27*% Jan 28
44%
77%
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' 78%
.
21%
'
1—5
5.25% 1st preferred
ft—_ft_100
Associates Investment Co.
1—10
2
:
17%Jan
common._l
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
107% Mar 31
71% Apr 24
73,100
24
21 %
18,200
,,
12%,
24
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Common
19
45%
23%
ASR Products Corp
Dec
27%
12%
25% May 15
26
2,100
747,,
26 %
23%
40% May 19
.14% Jun 18
May
74
26%
12%
2
96
75
25%
45
23%
2
105
74%
25%
44 %
12%
11
6
74%
25%
44-%
23 %
Jan
2
74%
25%
....
12%
31% Feb
Jan
35%
74%
24%
44%
44
-
7,000
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10'% Jan
€7
47
35:l a
23%
8
04% Jan
46%
35 J/a
23%
10
Jun
47
35
2.50
Arvin Industries Inc
Ashland Oil & Refining
10% Aug
•57
45%
35 %
12%
19%
13
74"a
Shares
46
■
12%
34% Dec
Feb
35
74%
the Week
June 26
<21%
Inc
9
44
45
35%
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Friday
June 25
1
Industries
12
46% Nov 19
45%
35
Sales for
Thursday
—5
Artlooin
25
2
44%
35%
74
PRICES
42%
*77
Feb
Jan
45%
35%
25
5
6% Jan
29
19
lo
27% Feb
15
;
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June 21
Arnold Constable Corp—•
27
23% Jun
Corp
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
June 28
45
5
...
Mar 16
3
Steel
____..No par
AND
Tuesday
June 82
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred—par
.
11% Jun
Dec" 30
Armco
Armour &
May 25
,:86 % Apr
7
Jan 22
20
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
16% Apr
3% Jan
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
23
17
11
64% May
24% Dec
39% Dec
49% Feb
16
Jun
12% Feb
7
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
2
22% Jan
39% Apr
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
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Volume
5859
Number
169
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The Commercial
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
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2
19% Dec
f,
30% Apr r7
41% Dec
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24
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10
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12
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20
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16
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29
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31
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38% Dec
24
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2
20% Dec
30
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73% Nov
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9
24% Mar 13
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74
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28
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49% Dec
16
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12
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17
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26
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17
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2
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26
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29
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6
18% Jun
26
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17
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3
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18
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27
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29
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29
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13
31
47
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9
57% Feb
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12
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Feb
25
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92
Dec
30
104
Apr
21
Sep
18
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83
2
103% Apr
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28
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6
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2
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6
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2
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Feb
92
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31
44 Vb Jun
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25
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10
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18
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12
58% Jan
27
6
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25
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13
2
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29
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18
8
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2
107% Apr
30
18% May
8
22
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16% Mar 12
23% Apr
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40'
41
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94
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93
93
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43
42%
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22
21%
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33%
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34%
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17
18%
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30 Vb
29%
30Tb
29 %
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41
41
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preferred
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,
.
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.
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92 Vb
•
40% Jan
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Electronics Industries
$4-50
-
52% Mar
65%
40
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22
25% Jun
of N Y
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preferred
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-
26
19
89-
75
4%
65%
70%
*90
98
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—x,
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99% Mar 10
Jun
49% Dec
106
23
73%
5%
65%
40
52
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25
93
76
5
-
13%
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2
61% Feb
32
52% May 22
75%
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4,900
7,200
64
5%
4.1
39
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6
13
■
41
.
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1
1
24
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57% Oct
:—
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44% Dec
41
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9
2
39% Jan
Mills
$5
2
2
13Tb
37%
94
48
5
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14 Vb Jan
14
13%
63'.b
5
39
41
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25
19 Vb Jan
May 15
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i—10
21
15
30
13%
76%
31Tb
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68% Jan
47% Dec
48 Vb Jan
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60%
14%
93
-94
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No par
106 % Feb
27% Feb 24
50% Dec
39%
38%
1,200
8,400
11
13%
30%
14 Vb
44Tb
,
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— 30O
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5
4
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5%
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29%
1
,
100
24
31
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.
1
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100
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11 -i
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.
230
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23
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——
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15
44 Vb Jan
101
38%
13%
5
67Tb
preferred
160
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100
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1
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19
4% Jan
4
10%
59%
28%
4.04%
9
112% Feb
: r i6
34 Vb
preferred-—.—:
—No par .
Columbian Carbon Co—1
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elcc
5
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1
Corhmej'clal Credit Co—Z
i.—10Commcrcial Solvents —1
I
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51% Mar 23
2
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38% Jan
62
16%
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31% Jan
62 Va
:
11
27 Tb
—»
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7
48% May
..
16
11
40
Colgate-Palmolive Co common.—_1
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——
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Collins & Alkinan Corp.j
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
5%% preferred series B
50
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48% Nov
65
61
16%
69 Vb
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Colorado
46
10,300
61%:
11
47%
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May 25:
Feb
.
63%
60%
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76%
/
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,..*4% 2nd preferred-
16' i
43 V*
7
1,200
1,100
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41
10
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82
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62
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1,100
700
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.
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18
Jun
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119% Feb
31
35',« Jun
77
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—
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28
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May 27
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v
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10
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22
4
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55
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-
79
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8
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152
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.
42
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'
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.
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2
13
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85
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—5
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1
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10
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,
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17;
18%
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•
'
30 Vb
/
5% preferred
:>50
Ciilc Milw St 'paul & Pac
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100
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5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.
8
25'
22*
32% Jan
24% Mar 24
31% Nov
27'
<19% Apr
Clilc Great Western Ry com
%
1«%
39
31%
41
40
41%
17
-
2
19
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2
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63
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3
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2
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5
8
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2
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16
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19
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Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc
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17% Mar 19
1
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106
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54
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Checker Motors Corp—•
-1.25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chcmway Corp
?—
1
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5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%%-convertible preferred—100
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/ Class A
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a
,—40
17
4
1
40%
22
118
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,
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53
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43
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8,300
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Plug Co_
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25% Apr
17
31% Jan
105
61%
17
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37%
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No par
:
:
42% Jan
39% Nov 12
17% Jan
14
Common
:
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•
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•:
380
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109%.
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1
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5
59
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Champion Paper & Fibre
-
4
45Tb May 28
2
33% Nov 28
24
Mar
de Pasco Corp——_—
—
1
34
22 %
.
60%
17 .■
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13%
3*
116%
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lb-,8
47/a
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42%
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55%
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79
19 ,a 49/2,
32
32%
•.
92/8 .;93 \
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5
Certain-Teed Products Corp——1 '
Cessna "Aircraft Co__
1
Chadboilrn Gotham Inc—
:—1 Chain Belt Co;
10
Cerro
5
142 %
29%
40/8
18%
.
43%
42%
1
108
108%
43% i' 43%
43 %
4 85
i
107
109
108%
85
Century Industries', Co——No par
'
6% Nov
54
2
1% Jan
-
46% May 11
17
37% Jun
14% Dec 22
8% Jan 20
23% Jan
99% Feb
16
12
48% Nov
3
23
Jun
.
55% Feb
.
3
12% Sep 23
■
.
38% Mar 23
.
.39% Jun
29% Sep
19
22
9
24
36%'
36%
46%
preferred series U—
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois; I-gt'ertmrnon— No par
4%% preferred
-.100
Central Illinois Public Service^—10 :„
/Central RR Co1 of N J —
50"
Central.& South West Ccirp—,—5
Central Violet,tii SO gar CO
9.50 >;
35%'
35%
40 %
%
22 ,
18.4
%
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97 Tb
35%
84%
'*
28
Apr 20
91
:42% Dec 31
41% Jan
26
Apr
77
8,400
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30
30
.
6,900
43%
43
97%
i-ioo """
1
—.——t—20
51Ti
41%
97
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Agulrre Sugar Co
2—5
Central Foundry Co__„;
—,—1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
"
-
17
30% Jun
12
Cor0
49%
44
43%
—50 "" / 42
42
.—1
2938 293/8
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22% 22 ,4
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117
117
7
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7
—10
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Mar 23
50% Jun
•
coiiv irrnferrcd ser'es A_100
-5% v preferred
.
r;
4
18% Feb
•
;33% Dec 30
-
Apr
22
Jan 30
71% Feb
16
17
'
Jan
;
41
•
8
'19% Dec
7
7
Jan
_
28
16
5
•
'52 " Oct
3
■
Dec 31
14
-9% Jun 27
-
3
18% Jan > 2
—5
——10
51%
43
43%
35%
6,800
51%
97
36%
36%
108% 112
43% 44%
18%
51%
50%
43%
97%
97%
Shares
17%
18%
,
43%
43%
Celotex Corp 'common
44% Mar 20
2
Jan
38
9
9
'
2
;
15
19% Jun
22%Dec
7
17% Jan
54
No par
preferred 2—LL—,
4%%
87% May 28
•
7
Power &
2ii.tr'preferred 1.—_
7%
125% May 13
5
78% Jan
55
50%
'
54
6%% 2nd preferred ——,
Caterpillar Tractor.'common
,4.20%preferred .—
100
Celahese Corp or Anier com—N(} par "
When issued—1
1—1
No par
"
"•
/
81% Dec 17
2V
65% Jan
17%
Ry_100
preferred—U—-—;
•
18
—10
Co__.i
.
12
98% Jan
4
27
7%
17*2
5
prodtielb life '—1
*
18%
_
(3 1) Co common—_
Case
May 13
110
83% Jan
:
16
<4%%
Carter
.
22
4 7% Apr
.
Mfg
Carriers & General
26% Feb
2
119% Mar 16
12 '
Jan
6
Apr 28
30% Dec
2
;
38% Jan
20
-
2
Jan
'•
9
110% Jan
6
Aug
101
Aug 28
v
12
7
•i
19
——
17%'
18
18%
the Week
.
June 25
June 21
1
Friday
June lid
Wednesday
June 23
June 32
Sales far
SALE PRICES
Thursday
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
'
1
J2ght__
Carpenter Steel Co__L—_
Carrier Corp csinnlon
r
46% Jail
'
92% NOV
3
:
Jim
<
48% Jan
(Philip)
'
,
Carolina Clinchficld & Ohio
28
1
43% Dec 19
23% Aug 14
13
14% Apr
101% Jan .-'2
Carolina
li7
■
'
f
19
Carborundum Co
41% Jun
V
31% Nov 20 1
2
Carey
Vb Jan
41
1
20% Jan
16
5
102% Jan
4V
'
10
22
52% Feb
May 13
Jan
5 <
35
:
46% Nov 20
2
38% Jan
">
7612 Dec
13
32% Jan
96% Jun
3
38% Dec
25*4 Jan i 2
>
*
July
STOCK
Ni:\V YORK
EXCHANGE
Jun
55
•
u
Capital Airlines Inc
23% Apr
17 % Jun
17
f-10% Jan
<
Since Jan. I
Highest
Range
Year 1958
:
LOW
STOCKS
'
5,600
:
180
32,100
46%.
47%
79%
79%
370
b
13%
13,100
12 3
*21 Vb
22
17
18
1 he Cominei cial unci
(2902)
Finunciul Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 29 1950
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
44
Jan
Jan
63
15
6
2
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1038
Lowest
Dec
12
Continental
Insurance
Motors
1
69% Jan
26
12
Dec
22
51
Jun
24
3
66% NOV
14
55% Jan
8
78% Mar 10
18% Jan
2
37% Dec
18
36% Jan
2
44% May 22
34% Oct
13
23
Jun
25
33% Mar 17
19*4 May 20
50& Jan 20
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
7
52
Jan
30
49% Jun
2
48% Mar 17
50% Jan
8
52
82% Dec 31
82
6
97
12
Jan
14
33% Jan
55% Nov
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
83
Oct
85
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9
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53
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51
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42
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11,700
32
32%
32%
30
F
'
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
7
Jan
2
22% Apr 22
%
43% May 51
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
30
Jun
7
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
7% Jun
29% Jan
23
3
37% Apr
9
9% Mar 19
24 % Jun
10% Jan
3
13
79
Apr
15% Jan
2
33
Alar
9
89
2
Alar 12
10
24% ,TBn
88% Jun 23
lP%Jan
9
96
19% Dec
2
33
17
30% Jun 26
For
foofnotes
see
Sep 11
Dec
page
26.
5
26% Alay
5
35
9
Jan
Q
■
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Falrchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co
4%
common
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Finance Corp
Family
30%
31
"
30
31
30%
31%
7%
7%
7%
33%
1,800
7%
23%
23%
23%
7%
23%
7%
23%
7%
7%
22,300
7%
7%
23 %
7%
7%
22%
22 %
•22%
22%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
87
90
88%
88%
88%
1
24%
88%
24%
24%
25
31%
25%
31%
243i
1
31%
31%
24%
24%
31%
31%
30%
31
1
100
7%
8
7%
'
7%
30%
7%
31
*881/2
7;
'
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s',
700
'
3.75%
Preferred
Dayton
72 %
90
.5
—
03% May 27
Alay 25
;
DaysLrom Inc
1
10
Dayton Power &; Light common
7
Preferred 3.75% series A
—100
33
-
72 %
-
preferred series A——300
Dan River Mills Inc...
Feb 27
21% Feb
>
15
1
25% Dec 31
18
10% Jan
63
-Apr
-83% Apr
9
'36% Alar 20
Coip
'
12% Deo
63% Deo
46% Feb
Feb
14
81
2
30% NOV 11
.
19
Jan
82
78% May 21.
26% Jan
2
Oct
Dana
16
Jun 26
49% Mar 18
25
77'A Sep
Alay 25
t
V;-.,:
30,800
D
41% Apr
7l7,
■
22,000
•
23%
34%
22%
'
'
7,000
/
12%
34%
11%
/
i'. 'r
2,500
70
12%
'•
33,300
109
10%.
19%
11%
*35 %
•••'
270
,
29%
109
1114
12
.
-
100
10,600
34%
1
1
3,500
■
52
20%
13
64
V
25%
39-
*67%
36
12
1,200
;
19
25%
51%
29%
12%
13
39%
18%
40
*10%
70
*35
100
5214
109
20%
12
70
32%
11,900
90%
109%
11%
11%
*3814
;
M
s
1.400
3%
45%
51%
90%
30%
29%
109
36
1
V
52%:
51%
90'%
19%
2.50
-
32%
39%
52%
91 %
109
5
common
'
29%
100
A
33
*38%
90%
10
preferred
33 •:7
39
52%
2,400
7777
4
*25 4;
51%
20,500
12
.
3%
44%
*75%
40
*38
20%
-
3%
18%
preferred—-100
pfd
Jioo
preferred
20
12:.r
20
88
44%
25%
5
4,500
85%
3%
18%
common
46,700
'80
25%
No par
Inc
19%
16,700
27%
44%
45
29%
84%
1
2.50
Inc
-Cutler-Hammer
3%
55%
134%
26%
134%
'84%
88
84%
17,000
97
55
28
1,000
52
88
134%
*86
20
•49%
97
55%
28
133%
88
20
No par
Curtiss—Wright
Class
88
28
43%
52
.-
25
com
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
$4
85%
28
'
55%
133%
*84%
20%
noncum
$1.60 prior
131%
85%
44%
Sugar
Cudaby Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Press
29%
135 %
*84%
*75%
Cuban-American
Cunco
28%
133%
85%
20%
2
common
convertible
v
30%
"86
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5%r/e>
56
135%
100
preferred
CQba RR C>%
55 %
26
*84%
...25
preferred
Crown Zellerbach
56
44%
*49%
*88
125
13%
——I
preferred
conv
55%
1
preferred
Crown Cork & Seal
56%
1
Corp
Crescent Petroleum Corp
9
91% May 13
72%
39%
5
Cream of Wheat
3
3M6 Aug 27
37
Aug
6
21% Apr
27 % Jan
2
5
72
40%
*89
3%%
16
18% Jun
20% Mar
71%
39%
*49%
Cosden
109% Jun 22
12
7
Dec
24
19% Jun 26
Jan
7% Jan
6
24,700
73
40%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
/■'■ 3%% preferred series of 1947-100
20
32% Feb
7
6% Jan
50
Jan
60% Jan
12
56%
40
Products Co (Del) —
1
Cornell Dublller Electric
Corp—_i
98% Apr 21
106% Jun
16
18% Jan
23% Apr 15
28% Mar 9
38-% Mar 13
90% Jun
16
58% NOV 20
101%jun 25
7
Mar 11
53%
72%
Corn
Mar 30
Jun
54%
97
Crane Co common
3
51%
5
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp—
35% Jan
20,100
52%
52
14% Apr
9
5% Apr 22
74
12,800
12 %
53%
51
54%
11%
55%
11%
-49%
5
1
56%
11%
*90
8% Jan
16
55
11%
51 %
54
55
11%
50
88
Shares
54
50
24 % Jun
the Week
June 26
11%
preferred
2
Friday
June 25
53%
preferred
4
Sales for
Thursday
52%
convertible
Feb
10
PRICES
xll%
convertible
18% Jan
23
92% NOV
Apr 14
May 12
f3%
SALE
June 24
6%
0
40% Dec
3
14% Mar
9
11
3% NOT 11
86
6
30'A Jun 22
136% Jun 18
7
89% Feb
84% Feb
1
5
53%
11%
HIGH
Wednesday
.Tune 23
5%
Mar 17
59% Jun
10
£2%
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
39% Dec
13
Nov
Feb
20% Jan
Aug
1
Apr 16
20% Aug
9% Nov
2
4% May
8
52
102% Dec 30
8
15% Jan
14
24% Dec
13
Jan
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp
Tuesday
.Tune 22
5
Continental
38% Feb
16% Jan
Pat
5
Mar
66
28 % Jan
64
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Apr 20
52% Jun 19
10% Feb
9
3Q
12% Dec
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
714
7%
31%
*31
90
r88%
'
1,100
7%
3114
11,700
^
1,200
24%
24% •'
2,600
30%
30'k
5,100
88%
150
.
1
(2903)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1058
Highest
Lowest
7
29% Jan
3
52
19% Jan
29% Jan
2
22
Jun
7
57
Dec
10% May 2
IG'a Jan 2
47Ta Feb
10
61% May 18
297a Mar 9
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
58%
58%
2
Federal
Pacific Electric Co
•—1
25%
25%
8
56% Jan
26
*47%
23% Feb
26
22
47%
22%
64''2 Jun
17
Federal Paper Eoard Co common—5
4.60% preferred
25
Federated Dept Stores
2.50
61%
62%
25% Jan
19
Fenestra Inc
10
41% Jun 26
Ferro
4
57% Mar 20
Fiberboard
69% Mar 11
12
55 % Jun
22
15% Jun
10
3734 Jun
3
44% Jan
Dec
136
l0
88
14
1
20% Jan 14
9% Jan
5
22% Nov 21
10% Sep 29
38% Apr 24
4
112 % Dec
16
106
32% Dec
1073i DOC
3
23Oct 29
3
Apr
./Jun
25%Nov~28
9
34
Jan 30
7
2
Jan
2
15
95
July
35% Jan
173% Jan
2
$4.20 dlvld pfd ser of'51
Food Giant Markets Inc
39'/a Oct
Feb
18
1
-
Mach
3%%
'
'
2
23
33% Feb
9
75
Foote
44 ;
21%
35%
34
27%
13%
49%
'200
90
13%
50%
1
32%
1
10
1.
10
preferred—100
Corp-
Mineral Co
-
91%
26%
100
convertible
*88%
15
preferred
Chem
&
22%
35
»,
-.
90
33
Dec" 18
69% Jan
-
77
Feb 26
12% Jan 28
33
May 11/,
16% Jan
24% Mar 17
14334
143%
103
103
19.*»
3o
7/2
15%
28 ;
24-a
35,4
?-»
100
35
8
16 %
29%
24%
71%
70%
70%
i———-1
—1
24%
24%
23%
5
22
49
28
21%
No par
21%
*47
28
5
51%
2
1
•
4%
preferred
1
-
24
27
"•
45
'T
44%
21%
21%
34%:
35
52/-
90
—
29%
28,?
u
a
,
98,100
19%
19%
22,100
35%
II,200
-
21,700
27%
'M 26%-
,
•
71
*69%
70,4
4,200
157i)
28-%
28%
,
70
-
101,200
7
15%
•
26%
4,900
74%
-
29 Va !
25%
-'
•
75
*
28%
'180
'
-
90
6%
16
*15%
400
'
33
*
7%
6%
—
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19%
3534 V
34%
■
-
25,300
>
5134
32%
t
74%
19%
:
-
*88 %
32 :!i
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51
v
90
4,200
26%,
13%'
>
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V l 73%
74
9,700
7,500
91%
'■>'
■
32%
■
2334
35%
26%
52 "
*200
__
00,
19,600
343%
13% .V
*13%
51%
12,400
'
21%
27
26%
26,»
46
*88%
v
91% d
*88%
.
I,510
109 ..
27- %-"' 5171 fi
27%
44%.
/
28,100
1
:
88
•106%
26%
72,j 74
}J* 35,?
19,4
34,8
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108
9 /a
'
39%
d*87
88
ldo
•
11
38%
11
40%
5,400
62,900
4,100
2538
10%-
10%
38%
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21.2
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19]»
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44,a
26,8
32,a
2534'
.
88^a
160
60% ' 62%
25%
11®
26^«
f
21%
72,a
62%'
1<V;
40,2
8
4,100
•
*
62 %
•:
,4
25%
/b
"
103
*101%
62
W:
20
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
•
2
11,900
143%
"
142
200
28
18,400
■/'
142%
(
34%
8
16%
28%
24%
71
10
57%
41%
-
10,900
3,500
.40
87
109
--
19%
Franklin Stores Corp——
Freeport Sulphur Co—
37% Apr 22
27% May 25
49%
56%
40%
-
11,700
51%
2
,
48%
58%
39%
•
10
.
48%
57%
38 3 «
34
32^8
71%
No par
1
40%
46%
2,100
38%
44%
72%
Foremost Dairies Inc
39%
400
6,500
/
38%
••
71%
Foster-Wheclcr Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
18%
'
101% 101%
1
Qamble-Skogmo Inc common
5% convertible preferred
13
62%
1834
38%
,4
25%
10,4
5
Ford Motor Co
19% Feb 20
18% Jan 28
Dec 24
26
21% Jan
70
Jun
223,,
60%
19%
2,600
16%
52%
92
*21%
61 % <■
900
8,400
16%
13,4
-10
*90
__
22
18%
-
-
16%
13,2
13/4
50%
-
47%
60%
-
16%
62
22%
34%
91,2
27
88/2
26%
,
46
463^
-
lb ,a
,44%
2
58%
26%
58%
26%-
57^
.26%\26-,4
.26%',.
44%
22%
•
common—1
3%% preferred
5
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
-
25
14% Jan
5
28
Jun 23
6% Jun
20%
Jan
19
Inc
convertible
Food
Mar 11
95
45% Mar
19 % Jun
15% Dec 22
91/4 Jan
Jun
207
'
50% Jan
2
10% Jan 14
4%
52% Jun 23
16
Jun
i
2
Stores
110
43%
;
57%
26
58%
a
140,a
,
41,u
8fT
111/2
,u
10,100
r
38%
25%
10,a
10,-a
40
87
"
1434 Sep 24
54
9
Feb
90
2
8% Jan
•
41%
98
H2%
*3.300
•
\
22
40,b,
4
.
63,;
a
19
18%
r
46
55 :u
16
103
25%
26%
10%
1
Food Fair
30% Jun
1
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
22
Nov 19
25ia Feb 25
1
100
8
170
180% Dec 24
2
2nd pfd
A
38%
62
40%
*87
112
26%
•_
-No par
9
40
46% Dec 18
10
preferred
W
25%
10%
2
Mar
13% Jun 24
Apr
37% Jan
5
5
Jan
26% Jun 24
Nov
Corp
Co
common
43
17% Dec 31
Jan
No par
93
35% Dec 31
a
141%
'101%
Florida Power Corp
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co—No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
27% May 29
2
35i
142%
18
2
83
141
*101% 103 62%
63%
24
734 Jan
IOO
40%
Jun
1234 Jan
35%Oct 27
39
$4.50 conv
5
May 22
46
•
7
16
5
39
19%
26%
22%
"2 2
"J4
18%
40
49%
55%
16%
38%
142%
8%
46%
61^4
19%
18
39%
16%
89% Jun
10
Mar 17
96
31% Mar
•
15
19% May
40j/4 Sep
3
331/4 July 18
87
43
1
49%
57
Carpet
Flintkctc Co
14
40%
4,000
56%
8 %
;
-
22%
; •
62
16
Firth
2
18%
39%
dh .4
26/4
x4Z...
22%
5534
8=!.i
19
19/»
58
26/8
47%
Shares
56%
8%
-
18/»
,
26/a
55%
Flrstamerica
117% Jun
Jun 25
18%
9
; *
59
Coach Lines Inc—10
First National Stores
Feb
f
1
26% Jun 22
89
9'%
4he Week
Friday
June 26
56%
57%
9%
56%
19V4
48%
55%
Corp
1334 Apr 28
44% Jun ' 1
•
5
26'. Jun
'•
17
Jan
86
Jun
94
31
"2
80% Jan
9'%
18%
*58%
25%
47%
'21%
61%
48%
,
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—6.25
4%% preferred
100
103% Feb 19
6
60% Jun 26
6% Mar 10
Fiitrol
Mar 11
151
101% Jan
15 % Apr 25
85',•> Dec
r
—1.
No par
Paper Prod
Fifth Avenue
16
125% Jan 13
5
NOV 12
104% Jun
Corp
9%
19%
9
10
-
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
19% Jan
493a July 29
82=14 Apr 16
—
,
8
45% Feb
2414 Mar 14
lOO/ls Sep 26
Corp
2734 Jan
*'
521/4 Dec 16
67% Dec 31
16% Apr 25
38% Apr; 7
55% Feb
Fawiek Corp
Fcdders
17
30'4 hjov
2
19%
30
24
21% May 26
50% Feb
6
17% Jun 16
27
30
23% Mar 13
20 % Jan
.———1
10/4 Apr
»
58%
57%
58%
22 % Apr
1714 Dec
3
57%
44 % Apr
Nov 20
Mar
June 28
June 22
-5
2
47% Feb
21% Jan
13 % Apr
32
Par
Metallurgical Corp
Sale* far
HIGH SALE PBH>ES
'
June 25
June -4
June~u
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
6
534 Jan
634 Dec
7
2
EXCHANGE
Fansteel
6434 Mav 13
9
-v*.
16 % Mar 10
2
10
55
Dec 18
24% Aug 21
3% Apr
11% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
49% Feb
13
Oct
55
May 19
43
Lowest
"
T
STOCKS
Range for Previous
69:!4
;•
^
500
320
70
G
8
14% Dec 17
2
Jan
8% Jan
if
17% Nov 17
;
45% Jan
9
12
Jun
9
51% Mar 17
39% Jan 27
Jan
19
56% May 21
22
48
July
20% Jan
2
32
Jan 17
35
Dec 31
27
46
40% Jan
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
2
4
2
7% Oct 22
34
Oct 22
17% Nov 12
Jan
51% Dec
45% Dec
2
3"s Jan
2
27
■4
.,
3% Jan
6
Oct
40% Sep
5% Apr
Apr
31% Jun
13
9,
2
64% Jan
15
96% Jan
39
Dec
8
7
7% Feb
38% Nov
5
143% Dec 11
34% Jun
General Baking
$8 preferred
Jan
3
93% Jun 27
42 % Apr
38 Va Mar 26
76% Jun 26
25% May 8
7% Feb
9% Nov 10
.Jan
5
28
% Jun
9
7
7% Nov
14
Apr 10
55
Apr 29
29% Dec
18
67% Nov 19
24
57
79% Dec 29
74% Feb
84% Apr 21
30% Jan
40
Apr
8
19% Jan
Jan
13
4% Jan
60% Jan
34%
2
2
43
117
34
Juu
6.
6
Jun
May 26
44% Jan
2
Jan
Oct
20
G
2
4
52% Jan
6
7
37% Jan
52% Feb
60% May
2
5% Jun
May 25
5% Jan
16
6
Finance
21 % Apr
38% Dec
15
3
13
17% Jan
3
,
15% Jan
32% Jan
33
Jan
27
39 '/* Feb
4-
15% Jun
3
21
30
46% Jan
2
61% Jun 24
Jan
28% Sep 16
25% Jan
2
31
Jan
Jan
25
27% Sep
2
2
29% Feb
3
29 % Feb
13
26
27
11
4
Nov
28
26%Jun 24
25% Apr 28
14.
.
73% Mar
60
16% Jan
22% Apr
83
Feb
2
7
Dec
Sep
275
91
20 % Jan
2
26% Jan
13
99
Feb
9
Jan
12
8
64%
3
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
50
Jun
17
23% Jan
10
30 % Oct
33% Apr
21% Jan
3
7
49 Va Oct
89 Va Jan
21
15% Apr
16
Apr
9
58
Jun
2
16
53% May 19
69
Feb 12
26
Feb
19
54% Apr 24
17
'
23
71
Mar 30
conv
preference
$5
••
preference.:
5 Va ft preference
Gene,sco
Inc
Georgia-Pacific Corp
15
14
20% Jun 23
28% Jan
36% Jan
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
47
8
*
92% Jan 27
22% Jun 26
44
5
Dec
Jan
3% May
July
81% Dec
124% Dec
175
15
10
29
30
2
39% Nov
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
3 % Dec
9
8% Oct
8
Gillette
Co
-
Co
Brothers common-
Glmbcl
Aldcn
15
Glen
27
Gliddcn
24% May 20
4% Jan
182
9
28
15
Jun
Corp ex
1
(B F)
Graham-Paige Corp common
preferred
48% Jan
10 % Mar 18
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Jun
15
34% Jun
22
Grand
7
69
25
Granite City Steel
2 i
48
Nov~20
56
41
Dec
2
38
% Jan
July 8
9"a Dec 11
74
Jun
22
8% Jan
7
88
5% Jan
3
♦6
Dec
24
59
Dec
52
Apr
17
31
Oct
1
Apr 30
50% Jan
2
20% Jan
61
Sep
10
S7
15
51% Nov
16
4
10% Jan
10
55%'Jan
6
30% Jun
22
54 Va Jan
5
Great
8
59% Apr
30% Feb
27
Great
18
Great
6
27% Jun
25
J7%Jan
2
85% Jan 28
-
22% Jan
2
5% Jun
16
141% May
8
47% Feb
5
24% May 29
7ft
new—
Green
Northern Paper Co
Northern
Western
;
(H L)
Greyhound
4%ft
Co Inc
Corp common
preferred
88% Jan 20
30% Mar 30
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
10
Guantanamo Sugar
Jan
16
27
27
26%
26%
7% I
*78
27%
27%'
27%
8
7%
'
7%
'•/■
8
8
8
7%
31
31%
31%
37%
*37%
38
*37
31%
•56%
106%-
104 %
104%
2,700
1,330
50%
51%
123,500
104%
104%
80%
104%
49%
50%
104%
104%
80%
80V.
47%
47 %
47 %
*80%
47%
41%
41%
104
41
40 Va
40%
41%
40%
41 Va
ii
33%
*32'%
57'4
5%
li».r
33%
38%
40%
41%
32%
32%
32 Va
*32%
33%
56%
56 Va
56%
56%
56%
33%
57%
5%
5%
5%
49%
49%
48
35%
*34
15%
15%
15%
15%
58%
58 Ve
60
58%
28 %
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
*26 "2
27 Va
*26%
25%
25%
25%
25 3 i
G4%
65%
64!
65%
75'%
80%
77
79=%
69%
71%
69 %
70%
*80
90
*80
410
*350
*101
33%
55%
102
20%
' 49 '
45 %
96
23 Va
17%
55%
1
5
10
.
1
3
100
1
—I
44%
;■ 53%,
.
409
93
93
93%
*101%
53%
44%
54 Vi
20%
.
55%
414
54%
44%
110
93%
109
35%
55' b
44
'
r.
600
% 414%
35'%
35%
35
35%
44
77%
68,600
28,200
94,400
90
409
54%
85'%
75%
*80
90
93
35
'.
76%
*101% 102
102
_
600
-
x44
44%
-
*
3,400
11,700
9,000
2,400
.-'55
55%
54
55
20%
21
22%
22%
23%
50%
49
49%
49%
49%
8,000
46
45
46
44%
-45%
2,o00
97
*95
97
:
'
1
45.200
20%
50%
50
21%
50%
49 %
45%
45 %
45%
*45%
96
96
96
*95
22%
22%
22 v»
22%
1,900
23 Va
22%
22%
23
23%
17%
17 %
47%
47%
47%
22'%
22%
46%
*22'%
48
47%
47%
22%
17%
47%
43,300
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
22%
22 %
22%
3%
3%
"
18
47%
21%
22
89%
100
,
,
84%
86%
74 J%
*80
:
450
*92%
*101 Va
-
84%
73 3 i
90
10
27%
169%-
65
65%
65
126
21%
3%
*180%
23
.
53
>54
47 Va
1
100
1 '
10
5
5
12.50
5
54-%
44
85%
*80
34%
55%
34%
34
44%
*25%
*375
102
'
44%
54
*25%
6,000
2,300
28%
*25%
27
4,300
61
*26%
26
65 Ve
70%
92 Va
*101%
28%
*25%
79 %
410
92 Va
*26%
25%
200
2,800
15%
29
28%
28%
26%
25%
64%
..
60%
60
28%
28%
26%
90
*335
93
90
1,900
20,200
7,300
35
15%
60%
15%
*15%
61%
28%
*27
28%
27%
a
22,000
7b,.00
24%
34 %
35
400
8,700
'
49
24'%
34%
15%
33%
28%
-
58%
5%
49 %
34%
*92%
5%
34%
15%
10
a
5!
49
57%
23
25
58%
48 3 V
34
28%
1,200
40%
40%
28%
3,900
47! i
41%
40 Va
,«
'
81
47
55%
2.50
6.67
10c
10
1
80%
47%
47%
41%
39
n
35,000
32%
31
31%
50 Va
81
40%
400
8,100
104%
104 %
*46%
42,500
>
50%
101%
104%
50
/
89%
104 %
104%
104
104 %
79%
38
103
29%
103
80%
4,100
63,400
104
29
30%
49%
800
2,800
;
104%
90
103 Va
90
120
•
102%
89
%
5.000
-
32'4
54 Va
a
3,700
•
89%
30%
101%
88%
29%
88
32%
Ry Co
No par
Sugar com—No par
preferred
76V.
*46%
40%
38%
15
„1
preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
2
25% Mar 23
Apr 17
26% Dec
49 !»
50/«
104
104 u
80%
BO;;
3%ft
49% Jan
11
17% Mar 20
4
15% Mar 19
Co
Grant (W T) Co common
27
135% Jan
29
19% Dec
87
Mar 17
Feb
46
4
39% Dec
Jun
84 % Mar
26% Jan
12
14% Jan
May
39% Jun 26
12
31% Dec
146% Jun
80% Jun
7% Dec
15
62%
31
131% Jan
22% Jan
Jun
32
47% Jan
3
45
Oct 28
29V2
103%
104%
27
7
Union
75%
79%
1
(W R) & Co
conv
•44%
79
44%
76%
43%
76%
*37%
88%-
49% May 19
6ft
43%
78
37 3 i
40% Feb
4
34 Va
44 Va
79 TJi
1
Feb
35%
43%
76
54 3
2
May 28
35%
43 %
79%
37%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
4
34%
9%
35%
54
88 %
3,100
%
"
-
•110
;
9%
43
54%
37mi
89
30%
105
104%
3,900
12%
150%
9%
34%
79%
10
Gold & Slock Telegraph Co
11,200
150
79 Ve
37
20
7,900
1
9% •
34% ;
53%
6
11
7%
100
35%
27%
27
-4,300
32
12'%
12 Ve
151 Va
9
30%
145% May
•
•
35%
43
79
12 %
151%
.
9%
9
79%
7
5
152%
:
151
54%
1
3% May
9
9
31%
2% Jan
3
13
12%
*150 %
12%
12%
151
-v
59%
a
'35% Jan
42% Apr
G>
58%
12%
3,200
3,700
95%
'30%*
78%
5
Inc
Gocbel Brewing Co
Grace
61
53 Va
103% Jun
19
30
60 Va
30!
Goodrich Co
117% Jan
28%
60%
12%
80
No par
3
distribution—1
Co
Globe-Wcrnicke
29
60 Ve
300
«'
.33%
*94%
55%
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
18 Va Jun
14
49% July 31
4% Jan
Oil Co
Getty
50 % Jan
7
76% Jan
3
Jan
41
Jan
7
6
1
27% Jan
3% Jan 12
172
23
63% May
47% Apr
96% Apr
28%
60
'
:•
45
>
33
8,400
3,100
•
.,
6%
*42%
•
.
,.<•
95%
31.
'
44% Mar 18
34
*94%
58%
4
Products
33%
95%
2,200
3,000
17%
17%;
44
34%
29 %
29
80c
10 "
When issued
Gerbcr
*42%
33%
43
0%
32
6%
95%
*94!'a
29%
151
6%
*94%
*42
44
32%
94%
;
17%
x6%
6%
54
79%
10
83%c
100
100
100
100
1
1
preferred
4%ft
- •
*30%
30%
Florida—
25
'
30
,
4 Va ft
45%
•
6%
;■
31%
18%
31%
33%
*42
48 Va
General Tiro & Rub com
36% Apr 28
72.
21% Jun 22
2% Jan
157% Jan
Jan
6%
6%
"•6%
6 Va '
6%
17%
6%
5%
General Time Corp
0
18
-
18%
48%
preferred
prcforred
$1.30 preferred (series B)
Genl Tele & Electronics
92% Mar 26
Apr 28
99% Mar 3
104
13% Apr 29
23
May
33
6%
6%
5%
$1.32
415
98
Dcc~29
44% Jan
■.
'
40% Jun
;
83
90
Dec
3
104% May 28
90% Jan
4
27 3 s Dec 29
52 % Dec 30
Apr 29
Jan
2
84% Jan
2
2
15
12
258
1
15
9
90% Aug
3
79
Jan
44V* Jan
129
Feb
35
34% Dec 31
50% Dec 16
33
18 Va
48%
$1.30
May 18
43%
34
*33%
10c
—
General Telephone Co of
Feb
25
*
>
Corp—2.50
General Refractories
General Steel Castings Corp
May 22
34
18%
45%
6%
5 Va
General Realty & Utilities
2
24% Sep
45%
7%
No par
General Railway Signal
47% Dec
45
6%
1
55% Apr
O^. General Public Utilities
24% Jun 26
When Issued..:
18
45%
27
5
General Public Service
15
6
26
•
45%
_5
47% Feb
16
100
1
2
Corp
24% Jun
60% Dec 31
>52%
45%
8%
35%
42%
*78
..2
-5
No par
General Precision Equipt Corp—.-1
Rights \vi
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
$3 convertible preferred
No par
37
52%
44'%
57%
45% May 11
2
52%
12%
151
Nopat
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
26
52%
29
..5
5
common
Preferred $3.75 scries
1 x\, Jun 26
Jun
52%
94%
100
Apr 24
43% May 25
May
29% Jan
31% Feb 24
27
4
3
Mar
52
7
4
31% Jan 28
Jan 20
41
Aug 25
87
8
42% Jan
37
27
52% May 15
112% Mar
103% Jun 23
80% Jun
3
52%
6%
General Finance Corp
1
General Foods Corp
No par
General Instrument Corp
1
General Mills common
No par
6ft preferred
100
General Motors Corp common—1%
$5 preferred
No par
8
Mar
114
Co
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co„:
120 V'May 25
17
Mar 25
45
16
92% Jan 22
Dec 19
44
Aug 29
38% May
16% Feb
104
52%
33%
General Controls Co
May 21
May 29
97
88 % Jan
3
Nov
117% Jan
39% Mar 18
66% Jan
5
74% Feb
18
Jun
52
2
6
83
2
89% Dec 30
2
33% Jan
105% Oct
31
79% Dec
22% Dec
Sep 19
105
Dec
.
53
52%
*33%
18 Va
Transportation—1.25
Contract
;,28%
43
General Cigar Co Inc—
Gen
28%
33
4ft 1st preferred
29% May 27
9% Jan
2
27%
43
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com
Mar 17
84
j
28 %
6%
3,300
'
29%
52%-
29
29
*
: 49-
*47'
<•
4,400
22%
22
49
28%
50
General Bancsharcs Corp
10
45% May 11
:
Amcr
22%
*48
49
6%
1
com
49
*47
Investors com—I
preferred
American
22%
23%
22
24
22
*48
24
23%
23%
23%
22
24 %
-
45%
50
1
$4.50 preferred.
-l
Amor Oil Co of Texas
10% Mar 25
9
7
Indus
convertible
General
General
9
2
75
Corp—
General
May 19
153
19% Jan
9% Nov
7
22
com
preferred
14% Jan 22
28
30% Apr
8
6ft
Inc
Acceptance
67Va Mar 11
9
16
Jan
Jan
Industries
General ^American
--/•
^50
convertible
General
2
18
—
Corp
Wood
4%9*
>
19
36% Feb
•
25
138
Aug 25
141
Gar
4
Co
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett
Feb ' 3
8
.
12 % Jun
7
14% Nov
2
Jan
.
.
9
19 V* Mar
.
28% Jun
51% Feb
9% Jan
125
Game well
11
Mar
94% Jun
9
"
37% Jan 19
8
5
42
Apr 18
102
15
24% Feb 25
50% Jun
8
17% Jan
36% Dec 11
94
9 '
7
31% Jan
,
67% Nov 26
2
Feb
5% Jan
7% Nov 20
7
26% Jan
.-
38
.
52% Apr
t
2
Gabriel Co
3%
200
92%
*22
3%
3%
3%
*180%
200
90%
180 Va
93
93
136%
138%
37%
46%
3
10 Ve
37%
37%
37%
138%
37%
46%
45%
46%
45%
7%
34%
68%
45%
74
12%
138
139%
3'%
3
3',8
10%
10
10%
7%
7
3
10%
7
7
34%
34 %
34%
34
*180%
93
95
142%
37 %
37%
37%
47 %1
3%
10%
:
46%
3
10
7
7
142
*
10
69
68%
67' 4
68%
44%
4 5'/a
44%
45'%
44%
45 Vo
75
76
75'/a
75!
76%
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
76%.
12%
40
40'%
39%
40 %
30%
40
40'%
39%
30%
30%
30%
48
47 Va
48
54'%
26%
53%
26%
54%
30
29
29%
23%
23%
23%
86 %
*86%
87 Va
26 Va
25%
6%
6
43%
54%
29
29%
27 VB
4,000
55%
2,700
12,600
26%
26%
5,500
137
310
28%
27 %
28
22%
22%
29,800
19,000
23%
23'%
22%
<=$7%
*86%
23%
87%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5%
5%
5%
*
30%
47'%
.
26'%
137%
♦86 Va
26
6
26 %
5,500
29,600
55 Va
55% '
136
120
13%
40 Va
47
30%
46%
26%
76 Va
600
30%
30%
47%
55
137
7
39%
30%
136
45 Va
11,900
4,900
3'/a
13
46%
26%
26%
138
6,200
69
47 7„
♦75
54%
..
138
138
a
a
34
44%
7
68
10!
*6%
33%
68%
10'%
74%
14,700
12,600
3,300
12,700
23,200
6,000
37 3 i
3
34%
68%
94%
143 :'4
47%
3%
34
600
200
37%
47%
34%
6,000
6,600
93%
94%
140'%
139%
*180%
200
45%
30%
47Va
53%
26 %
*136
29 Va
23 %
25%
*6
3%
3%
200
68%
40 Va
86%
*
200
97
*95
5%
*135
.
n
*86%
25%
5%
87%
•
10
25%
5.600
5%
900
r
Eange for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
14
52
5
Feb
17
129
G
Dec
2
71% Mar
1G
30% Feb 17
6
55% Dec 31
55
Jan
5
65% Apr
28
Jun
9
20
90
Oct
30
95% Jail
10
100
Jun
99% Sep 25
109
May
May 29
102% July 14
88
13
3
Jan
100
13% May 20
70
Jan
24Ta Dec
2
21% Jan
26% Jan
2
30
Jan
123
99
23
Apr
Jan
13
132
9
2
67
83% Oct
17% Jan
7
23% Jan
2
2
15% Nov 17
6
38
Feb 25
Jan
Jan
Nov 20
2
Unr
Sep 29
May 29
31% Jan
7
12% Nov
14
12
30
May 21
47% Dec 31
67.% Dec 16
39% Nov 20
92
Jan
5
53% Mar
35
31
Jan
9
30
45% Jun
Feb
9
27
Feb
13
237b Nov 28
41% Dec
3
19 % Jun
37% Jun
2
24
Feb
41
Feb
37% Jan
Jun
30% Apr 28
% Jun 25
6
73
81
75
G3
Oct
12
Jun
23
17
75
11% Jan 15
13% Jan
8
53% Jun 24
13
20% Nov 17
87% Dec 19
6% Oct 20
18
Jan
5% Jan
•»%Feb li
Jan
2
Jan
2
May27
Ku! Jan 13
{a^~2
12%
86
r»;r".7
18% Jun
5
39
43% Feb
Jun
36% Jun 26
41
9% Nov 13 '
24% Nov 12
101
Oct~13 "
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15
24
j™
n
109
Jmi 26
163
36%
fan
29%jSS
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2
26% Sep 30
32
.
Oct
26% Julv
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Apr
3
\
7
1
mi,,
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^7%
15
Jan
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13
Jan
16G
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12
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Jan
11
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13
2
oi
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Nov
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9
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35% Oct
6
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7
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May
88% Jun
7
13
M
14
■
94
5
Apr 2
58% Apr 8
125
Mar 20
33% Jan 2
167b Jan
69
158
37
Jun
15
367b Jan
42% Oct 28
Int'l
23
12
36% Jun
338i'a
38
45
Jan
Jan
Nickel
of
2974
29%
2974
37%
377b
37
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37%
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8974
28
.
43674
5174
14174
141%
33%
37
.
—No par
25
.25
•
337b
26
9774
13
1474'
114%
-
*91
1374
148
35
3574
43%-
-
- - -
34 7b
-
4474
,
23
$6
5074 Mar 18
I-T-E
preferred—
Circuit Breaker Co..
Tea
Pwr
Co
&
Inc
Lt
4%
3%%
Johnson
Jones
•
5%
Joy
&
Johnson-—1—
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
9274
1374
147b
6774
69
153
153
"347b
32
*33
3774
3 3 74
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4474
;
x
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35
45
•
35'
377b
3374
3374
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3134
,
5
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34%
3474
.3474
34%
3674
3774
3674
3774
10
337b
33%
"337b
50c
5
•
217a
21%
2174
217b
84
84
1
5
457 b
*82
4674
8374
51Vb
53
-5
66%
69%
10
7874
80
100
-1
18
100
54%
-
10074
55 %
38
119
1774
38
119
..
_l
100
&
36%.
1147b
1
1
—
3474
32 74
,
.5
common
-
97
1474
'•
3574
4574
v
34 74
26 74
9674
'
.
3174
!.
3.50
pfd—100
preferred
44
-
34%-
74
46 74
47
"
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,
119
4634
a
15
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6774
150%, 150
j,
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50%
140%
337
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1774
337b
387a
119
47
36
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r
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14%
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1
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443
74
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92 74
-
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307a
34 '
267b
977b
* 307a
297b
141
3374
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1167b
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88
5174
1407a
2674
1274
6074
•
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9674
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:
154
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39% ' 4074'
3574
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44074
435
73
97%
89 *
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•
-
14574
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28%
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i
27%
'
3774
'89
43574
73
14%
116%
!
49 74
141
•
26%
-
14%
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7
4974
4074
30
'
28%
434
,
74*
257b
common
i
24
*73
,
'
'
50%
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151
1
*297a
8974
28
433%
•
,157
487a
-
8*
26?a
97
4074
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29
96 %
Iowa Power & Light CoIsland Creek Coal
common.
Jewel
2974
par
—
Johns-Manville Corp
26.
1
5
"
page
41
.-100
8%
25
98
*154
4974
4074
—No par
Canada
Jaeger Machine Co——:
Jefferson Lake sulphur
Co.
see
157
4874
100
Interstate Power Co
Jersey Cent
For footnotes
*154
87'a
-
23
967a
417 b
Chemical com—.5
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.
15
123
2
*8
-
97
49
..
20
May 13
367b Jan
157
8%
23%
'
227b
9674
4874
& Teleg_No par
International Utilities
Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
37% Jan 21
19
*154
•.
407b
preferred—
7% preferredInternational Tclep
May 27
407b Apr
98
-No par
20
:
5
2
23%
97 %
100
Co.—
International Shoe
International Silver
Apr 27
9
2274
No par
$4 preferred
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Anier
com..No par
5%
preferred—.
100
International Salt
•— I
—No
4774 Apr 28
3574 Feb! 16
33 74 Jun
8
1
International Packers Limited—,.1
International Paper common—7.50
4574 May 6
3474 Jun 12
7
^4ry}„6
44% Nov 19
Steel
a
100 pesos
International Mining Corp..
2
10
19% Mar
50
par
.
4%
28
25
36
;
Int'l Minerals &
3
Feb
-
—50
;
——
.
4
Jun
9
50
.50
Interlake Iron Corp.-—.
1
Int'l Business
Machines——I
5
Int'l Harvester common
No par
:
7%
preferred—
—100
22
37
9
50
—
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc..—;
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred.
'.—:—
26
33
.
15
„•—,—
;
Inland
Apr 27
Jan.
5
No par
„.
12
26
Mar 12
Jan
50
...
Ingersoll-Rand common
6preferred
6
Jun
126% Mar
5
5
Industrial Rayon..
7
' 2874 Mar 19
2
Dec 31
357b Aug
19
7
28% Feb
1774 Jun
19
2774 Juii
98
13% Dec 31
122% Nov
■
1
par
10
4.08Cb preferred
4.26% preferred
4.70% preferred
4.42% preferred
4.20% preferred
S A
26
15374 Jan 14
3574 Apr 30
7674 Jan 29
6
jun
17% Feb
"
38% Jun 10
iJHan ^
M% Sep 17
•»t/
1403« Jun 26
Sep 15
convertible pfd scries A
100
par
1
Industrla Electrica De Mexico
May 29
5174 Jun
Jan 27
21Aug 27
13
12% Juh,
£
»
7
?C"u
H
common—.—'
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Apr 29
307b Jun
488
143
100
;
37% Jun 22
9574 Feb 24
jlVt
25
100
Idaho Power, Co
50% Mar 18
7
27% Mar 26
^—on
common..No par
——100
Ideal Cement Co.
Hlinols Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common
10% Feb 18
May
May
5
par
—1
5%
Apr 29
27 Va Jun
10
i—I—No
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
45% Mar 18
21% Apr
151
29% Dec 12
15
Jun
951/*
July 18
"43
8
*
Nov 20
1G2
Jun
.—12.50
;
com
Hupp Corp
14
43
20
5
10
30
4.40% preferredj—
Houston Lighting & Power...No
Howard Stores Corp—
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)
Hudson Bay Min
Sm Ltd—No
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc
coin
5% preferred series A—
5
47
50c
preferred—
.3% Cfc preferred
4% preferred
3
Jan
1,230
-.1-
common—.
Household,Finance
<
4
Apr
50
20
101%
25
•.41&W.23
47
44,800
Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
.50
17
46% May 25
45% Jan 7
1,500
19%
70
,
_50c
-
15
35%
18%
100
400
7,900
2.50
;
convertible
120
74
35%
.1
18,000
42
♦69
No par
Corp—
issued
73%
36%
1,500
62%
109
41%
42
35%
20%
61%
108 %
Houdaillc-Industrics
55% Jan 21
Juno
Jun
Apr
(conv)
$4.25 preferred-
Jan. 12
39
1
41 %
90
1,000
1,700
35'%
Hotel Corp of America
common.,—1
57o
convertible preferred
Mar 17
52
pfd
Homcstake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp..
Chemical Corp
Juu 22
42% May 27
9
/
'
Apr
40
38 % Nov
2
14
,.
,
52% Jan 22
£Uu 2o
47% Feb
3*
o
2
«6
Jun
48
25
42% Mar 18
M%D€0 31
3
Jim
30% Jan 28
46
47% jan 21
Irv nCC I
8% Apr 25
Dec 31
-t——
gags 13
a
Oct
«9% Jan
19% Apr 22
50% Dec 31
«.
42%npp
42% Dec
1
50
r—713
Oct
35
2nd
Hooker
23% May 18
93
Apr 29
7 % Apr 21
38% Jan 29
23% Jail 21
7
3
24% Dec
•8% Jan
66
2
1
When
5%
16% Jan. 26
20% May 27
5
87% Jan
38% Dec
SSt/
-74%
Co
5
32%
-
2074
63
1,900
86%
'*35
20%
62%-
1.G00
2834
-
3174
35%
50
10,300
687h
86%
*2874
-32%
-
74%
Holly Sugar Corp
80% Mar 2
85% Mar 6
96% Jan 30
65% Jun
Nov 17
15% Dec 18
14% Dec 30
Jun
92
Jun
6
97% Aug 13
*35
2,000
64%
137«
68%
■4
109%
Holland Furnace .Co
2
84
28 %
20%
12
90
-•86.-
32%
"
108%
.
5
17
39% Sep 16
86
28
1
Hilton Hotels Corp.'
1
Hires Co (Charles
E>___—i
Hoffman Electronics
90% Apr 13
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
7
70
par
$4%
1
8% Nov 20
29% Nov 21
70
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
5
Heydcn Newport Chem Corp
1
3%% preferred series A—100
247b Jun. 22
29% Apr 22
49% Jan 21
65% Jan ' 2
82% Jun 23
13 7 b
10
; 2,800
1,300
9%
62%
12%
10
3,300
38%; 38%
64
100
5,400
8,500
45
.
12%
—,
Hertz
■
9%
62%
Powder common..—2 1/12
preferred
——100
Hershey Chocolate Corp--—No par
2
44
v
900
%
.29%
39
Inc——-———1
common
5%
May 7
37
May 21
15% Apr 27
27-'% Feb
2
39% Apr 29
W)
44%
9%
9%
Inc—————5
Hercules
97
Jan
(G
28%
GO
•
43
40?a
•
40
' 28%
>*38
GOO
i
3,G00
125
42%
r
41
43%
1
noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors..!—-—i
No
86
5
21% Jan
25% Dec 12
Jan
21
10
;
7r'o
i
39% Mar 13
15% Jan 19
36% Jan 27
28% Jun 17
28%
3.65% preferred———
39% Jan 22
19% Apr 21
70% May 11
106% Apr 22
Nov 28
5
■
t
57 %
*122%
43%
*
900
53%
56%*
124
43
40%
"/
53
56%
*122
9G
7,500
28 74-'-1 29 %
54%
56%
1
Heller (W E) & Co—
Helme
25% Jun 1 3
72% Apr 29
Nov 20
*53%
———50
Industries
Industries
28%
22%
96-
%
400
62%
267 a
21%
28
2.50
common
preferred
62
26-%
Heinz (II J> Co
common———25
118% Apr 16
79
Apr
8
35%
15%
74%
88%
7
74
Haveg
377b Mar 13
Apr 23
70% NOV 19
36% Dec 31
61
13
60
27
4%%
Hayes
34% May 11
118
26% Jan 14
Hat Corp of America
l'
76% May 27
90 '.4 May
5
31% Jan 28
19% Nov 10
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
83% Jan
3
35% Dec 31
11% Jan
Mar
1G% Jan 12
10
Jun
3
Harsco Corporation^
Harshaw Chemical Co-:
Hart Schaffner & Marx
May 6
127b Apr 13
39% Apr 20
79% May '7
89% Feb 21
30% Dec 12
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
Harris-Intcrtype Corp—.—
34
Dec 22
Nov
6
5
45
9% Dec 17
43% Jan
13
',46%
*40
;
Harbison-Walk Refrac com——7.50
6% preferred
100
52% May
44% Jt*n
51% Dec 31
30
Jan
25
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co—
5
Oil
(W F>
Hamilton Watch Co common
1
i," 4% convertible preferred—-—100
Hammerraill Paper Co
—2.50
Hammond Organ; Co——.———1
57% May 22
367b Nov 18
10
Halliburton
Hall
Apr 29
337b Mar 16
1
28% Jan
6
22% Apr 25
127b July 14
Haekensack Water.—
98
44% Dec 30
29% Nov 14
22% Jan
37b Jan
4
65% May '6
Mar 17
32% Dec
20% Apr 29
20
3,500
111
9
483b Mar .31
10
140
7
30
109%
3
71% May 19
19
47% Dec
10
110%
9
29% May 22
2474 May 28
8
Nov
Jun
Apr
105% Mar
3
8
Dec
41
13
Nov
04
91
33% Sep 26
2
297b
* 76
»
-75
13
104% Mar
47% July 2
69
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
7
21
108%
Shares
28%
76%
10
89% Apr
May 13
Apr
9
May 25
91
1
99% Jun
38% Jan
29%
*75
the Week
29% Jun 28
84% Jan
Sep~i5
49% Apr
28%
73% Jan 22
,127% Jan 22
96
84
20
Friday
June 26
June 22
24
107% Jun
Sale* for
Monday
Highest
25% Jan
7574 Dec 22
25
39% Jan
Lowest
28 Ve Nov
9
Mar
101
twinge Since Jan. 1
Highest
May
118
9074
5174
1407
a
33%
74
' 265a
,98
15
120
90 74
Volume
Number 5859
189
(2905)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
. .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1958
_
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Par
June 58
Wednesday
June 23
Monday
Sale# far
HIGH SALK PRICKS
LOW AND
STOCKS
,
Friday
" June *24
'
June 25
the Week
June 26
Thursday
\
Shares
K
59% Jun
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
37 '
Feb
9
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
93% Feb
10
111
39% Jan
7
Jan
2
383b Jan
2
23
83
45% Mar
44
Jan
2
48
Feb
107
16
Feb
lo
131
Jun
1
125 % Jun
16
47
Jun
12
57 % Apr
17
Feb
14
76
Jun
12
92 % May 29
86
May 29
110
78
Oct. 29
85
Oct
90% Oct
Dec
Jan
19
42% Dec
10
2
29% Dec
'18% Oct
33
7
%
25% Apr
.4
~4~3% OctTlO
17
13
96% Jail
5
66% Nov 28
27
41% Feb
105% Oct
51 % Jun
9
'53% Feb
12
7
75% Jan
33% Jan.
2
25
Feb
38
60 % Nov 11
48
4734
121
473b
47%
48
300
4734
2,100
4734
48
4734
73
78
*76
73
*76
*80
873b
*86
873b
*86
873b
*86
963b
*94
963b
*94
96%
*94
llOO
*94
*83
84
84
*84
35%
100
*83
*84
84
*85
87' b
*85
preferred--ioo
Kansas City Southern coln__i.No par
4% non-cum preferred
°
50
*85
87%
7—_I
preferred.
Kansas Gas
Electric
&
Kansas
Power
Light Co
Kayser-Rotli Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes. Co—-1
Kennecott
4
3b %
80
373b
*4234
42%
303 b
30 lb
303b
30%
96 %
87%
1,600.
8134
8134
f
10
85 %
IOO
38
*37
38
42
413b
413b
*40%
41%
800
303b
30%
30-%
30%
3034
30%
3,500
*37
383b
*37%
'
'
3334
33%
9,100
36
363b
4434
45
3,300
12,400
20,600
7,500
12,100
2,000
31
32%
32%
33 Tb
333b
33%
33
33%
383b
373b
373b
37%
37%
3534
363b
38
44%
433b
453b
45
46
4434
45%
1043b
1043b
106%
104
513b
5234
51%
51%
51%
52%
53
5334
52%
55%
55%
57%
58
58Tb
2634
27
27%
27%
44 3b
4534
*44%
45%
200
6434
653b
6534
683b
15,300
39
39%
2,500
2,300
5,400
44
103%
7
2.50
513#
4
56%
57%
54%
56%
26 3b
26
26
26%
26%
25
26
453b
4434
4434
64 3b
64%
,
103 Tb
103%
1043 b
103
10534
54%
1
prior preferred
83 34
87%
-
42
-
1
No par
Copper—2—
County Land Co
;
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
■70% Apr 21
80
37%
433b
8234
83 34
81
803b
38%
42%
56c
Kern
*85
87%
*85
873b
84
,
803b
8.75
5
——
1:
.*76
78
>
*37 3b
_No par
Co
*76
78
'
1,700
1,300
124%
*120
963b
47% May 29
117% Feb 24
64 'i Jan .'•■5
•
120
48
125
873b
4
231
Mar
t
119
>
122 %
120%
1203b
122
*120
125
125
*11734
*94
6
33% Jun
124
119%
2,500
4634
*86
41% May 12
35% May 28
123%
1193b
4.35%
A ••83% Feb 12
2
30
124
*45
*76
48% Mar 25
16% Jan
3
2
124
111
47
ioo
4.20%
"38% Mar 13
28% Jan
Jan
100
—
13
39% Feb
30
46
preferred7-
5
Mar
93
;
46
453i
46
41,800
111
111
4534
4634
5734
563b
109%
HO
4534
5834
57%
59%
583b
<110
109
ioo
3.80%
8
36% May
10% Jan
25
a
Jun 16
76% Mar 31
'38% Aug 13
2
29% Jan
8J;
58
109
_..5o
pfd—100
conv
4%v. preferred
;
4.50% preferred-—
May 20
89% Feb
19
4%%v(scr of 1959)
:
1083b
100
593b
59
HO
58
33%
Corp
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
27
92% Jan
<fc Chem
convertible
preferred
4%%- preferred——.
43b %
convertible preferred
Mar 11
82
93 -'
2
82 % Jun
20
88% Nov
5
10
34
Jun
99
May
94 % Jan
7
,i 96 V, July 31,
9
50% Jan
88
May
103
6
Dec
87
:86
f
28
4%%
>
4
Dec" 23
50%
,
•
24
7
112% Dec
Kaiser Alum
16
15
Jun
/
20% Jan
7
'29% Nov
11
26
Jun
22
31% Apr 20
Jan
2
46 % Nov
7
43
Jan
7
46% Mar 30
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
45
68% Jun 26
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
643 b
64%
6434
4034
41
39
333b
34
33%
333b
33
333b
34
3334
Dutch
333b
.33
KLM
1
10OG
10
;oo
1
10
10
41%
X39
Corn,—
41%
40%
King-Secley
39%
42% Jun
47
46%
47
463b
46%
803b
8034
8034
140
80%
803b
*80
*80
80%
80%
47%
803b
4634
473b
4634
47
'
13%
14
14
14%
3334
333b
33%
33%
•14% \ 15
33%
33
12,900
3,600
3734
38
373b
38%
*213b
22
*21%
30
59-
Apr
16
70% Nov
21
19% Apr
22
28 % Dec
2
26 % Jan
25% Jan
34% Jan
2
29% Feb
7
27% Jan
2
45% Nov
78% Sep
I
9
86
46% Jan
;80
■17% Oct 21
•9% Feb
17
22%'Jan
2
24 % Jan
2
17% Mar
.:
Ll
37% Jun
22
7
43% Nov
6
4%
31
33% Dec
Dec
22
13% Jan
2
31
Dec
15
22
16% May 26
Kress
•
33% Dec
4% Nov
Jan
>
18 3b Jan
Feb 20
Jan
12% May
9% Mar 26
2
39% Oct 21
Jan
2
1% Jan ',!9
14
July
7
6% Sep
20
-5% Jan
24% Feb
40% Oct 30
10
14% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
'
2
Sep
17
158% Jun
16
5
80% Jan
2
82% Dec
65% Jan
140
11% Jun
140% Jun
*4
46% Jan
3
Jan
V
72% Feb
28% Feb
27% Jun
47% Dec
107% Feb
99
Oct
Mar
Nov
85
Oct
23
100
89
128% Jan2
14
129% Nov 12
10
143
90% Mar
37
Jun
5
36% Jun
22
16
26
2
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'155% Apr
45% Jun
■
14
44
55%"Mar
4
81
Oct
6
11% Jan
2
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
Lorillard
7%
44% Mar 12
26
22
Louisville
15
! 104% Mar
16
71% Jan
7
24% Sep
30
21% Jan
5
343ii Apr
15
23
Jan
2
31% Aug 13
29% Jan
7
35
Jan
22
116
Apr 17
36% Nov 17
118% Jan
15
32 % Jan
6
Jan
2
Lykes
125
15
2
Jan
3
78% Jan
Dec
6
88
May 14
13% Apr
1
Jan
14
1
18% Oct
17% Dec 31
31% Jan
10
30 % Jan
2
•
8
Feb
390
1
37
2
39%
„
18
13
Jun
12
10
10
2
8% Sep
29
83b Nov
19
Madison
May
7
Magnavox
Jun
485
2
Mahoning
(P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co^.
14
7% Jan
18
6% Jun
16
Aug
7
15% Jan
5
26
Jan
8
33
5% Jun
24
Mandel
9% Jan 30
22% Mar 16
1
17
Jan
7% Feb
5% Jan
4
26
23% Jan
2
27% Mar
5
51% Jan
25% Jan
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
73
Mar
5
59% Dec
31
29% Jan
45% Nov
7
93 % July 11
81% Jan
5
593b Jan
12
2
46% Apr
24
93 % Jan
26
Sep 25
2
25% Jan
36% Jan
7
32% Jan
3
37
Feb
5
2
49% Dec
22
46
May 19
75% Nov
11
85% Jun 26
Sep
16
85% Jun
66% Sep
15
77
23% Jan
2
62% May 11
14
42% Dec
Jan
30
34
75
74
h
Masonite
May 22
533b Feb
81
Mar 26
Mav 19
81
Mar 31
76% Jun
10
72'% Mar 17
Feb 24
82
45% Jan
2
91 % May 11
G5% May 22
July 30
49% Nov 19
Dec
20
29
Jan
2
18% Apr
7
32% Oct 22
9
45
13
24
18% Jun
23% Jan
9
29
Jan
Feb
10
2
15
'
62
Jan
2
83% Dec 29
28% Mar 3
5Ola Dec
1
31% Apr 23
41% Sep
26
80
Apr 24
40% Jun
8
36% Jun
1
8
37 % Jan
30
54
Mar
Jan
2
59 % Dec
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17% Jan
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
84
Jan
14
7% Jun
3
39
52
70% Nov 21
9% Jan
10
May
5
943b Feb
5
Feb
16
58
47
Mar 31
453b May 2^7
603b Jan
15
26
193 b Feb
3
4
993b Feb
3
9
Jan
19
89% Apr
838 Feb
13
10% Mar
5
2
22 % May
19
64
20% Jan
28
13% Jan
2
22%' Dec
19
33% Apr
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
51
86% Jan
9
7
96
Apr 25
90% Jun
19
953b Mar 26
22% Jan
2
26% Apr
2334 Jan
2
283b Apr
79% May 21
85 % Apr
16
7
Jun
2
78% July 28
19% Jan
7
36% Jan
10
Oct
1
74
For
footnotes
"
85
May
14
7
Feb
Dec
18
7 /
38
83% Dec
10
67
Feb
9
913 b May 15
May 20
79
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3
85
32
86
see
page
26.
29% Jail
Feb
6
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12,700
144
142
873b
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143
59
58%
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103b
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14
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32
33
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41
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313b
;
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120%
;
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84
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86
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139
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38
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140
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180
138
36%
37%
3,300
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843b
4,300
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83
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83
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933b
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94
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63b
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76
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13,300
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130
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82
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103b
116Tb
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127
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38
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14
33%
14
31%
85
137%
303b
32
,
80%
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32
82
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24,000
48,700
24,400
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.
5,800
10 %
31
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14
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71
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3034
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480
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89
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11%
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593b
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14%
39%
29
59
30%
* 90
26%
preferred (1st
11%
32%
5
Corp common—
434%
21,300
30%
series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc„
3%
Merck & Co Inc common..
_16%c
$3.50 preferred
——No par
Mead
2
common
7634
113 3b
94
80%
8%
21
Corp
74
313b
17
50c
'33b% convertible preferred—100
McDcrmott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
—5
McGraw-Edison Co
-——-1
McGraw-Hill PublishingJ
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc—
18
McLean Trucking Co__
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
Stores
75%
10%
McCrory-McLellan
19% Feb
1,000
7,800
74%
115%
30%
534
3
50
common
preferred
22%
7434
•
303b
14
81
42
41%
43
5634
18%
94 3b
303b
9 3b
21
Corp
X22
1034
1334
$2.50
Jun
22%
112 34
193b
373b
50%
Corp
McC'ord
4
49
22 V#
103b
4334
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—No par
,_No par
1
46
223b
11534
19
3734
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McCall
39% May 29
2.
44
.,13% Jan
39% Jan
Dec
issued
When
46
22
70
70
*450
No par
S3.75 pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 preierred
No par
334%
preferred
—
100
Maytag Co
——No par
25
59%
18 3b
—
Jun
41
39% Jun 26
29'%
4634
223b
*143
1433b
5
Corp
29
*45%
8734
No par
—
May Dept Stores common—
$3.75 preferred —
24
26
74% Jun
16
46 7
Co.—
Martin
28%
46
1443b
*143b
573b
54%
100
1
preferred
29
4534
.,
86
84
convertible
434 Vo
283b
4634
11%
393tt
preferred
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co com—No par
42% Jun
83 b
29%
1134
3134 31%
*121
123
433b 443b
1
5
24% Oct 29
45% May
83b
243b
10
1,500
7,900
12,400
7%
19%
18% Jan
89% May 12
common
73b
83b
j
8%
87%
%
600
22
*21
933a
Marine Midland
4Vo
Corp
8%
83b
8,800
6,600
234
4534
2234
7134
8&%
12.50
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
:
1
8%
834
863b
42
__No par
5
Bros——
Manhattan-Shirt
Manning,
Jun
73 b Jan
_
7%
11%
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39%
50
1
1
l
7%
7%
7%
7%
73b
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10
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—
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Co
2134
22
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85
_1
No par
Coal RR Co—
2134
25/a
23b
22
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No par
100
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Mallorj
48 3 i May 12
6
Square
Magma Copper
Mar 17
78
70
i
7
22
4% Jim
30
23 b
703b
*80 3 b
5
21
2%
313b
100
.
(R II) Co Inc com
434% preferred series A
Madison Fund Inc__
—
2%
87
*'i •
preferred
34
234
i
1134
122
10
Macy
•'
28% Oct
5% Apr
12% Jan
21
25
36% Jan
39% Dec
' *
>
18% Jan
■'
Jan
450
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
9
48% Jan
1
'■
20',b Jan
2
Jan
54% Jun
71% Oct
60% Dec
450
Jan
6%
1
20
87% Mar 30
82% Jun 10
14
Co
Steamship Co
Mack Trucks Inc_
Jun
42% Jan
48
..
:
MacAndrews & Forbes common
9
123% Jun
i
Bros
•!
i"
Jan
Steel
Lukens
6
81% Sep
11
&
333b
41
50
1
-3.33 3b
Lowensteln (M) & Sons Inc.
10
28
Nashville—
87% Jan
33%
3234
100
213b Jun
33%
14
(Ky)_No par
2
Jan
21% Jan
common—:
27
7G% Jan"
19% Jun
60
Co
(P)
prefcrcd
Louisville Gas & EI Co
3334
13,800
143b
32 %
293 b
100
5
'
'1423b Mar 25
14
333b
313b
10
100
100
100
series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
14
72
10%
10
100
4.35%
6
*
136
23
14
133b
11%
583b
89
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89
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13%
863 b
.
preferred—t
coiiv
89
1334
7032
142
443b
44 '■'■:
45
.
72
"111
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
15
4
22%
69
*
84% Jun 25
Dec
4.84%
Mar
104
11
Jan
27% Feb
*
26
4534
22
—1
—4——T——No par
1
4
Theatres Inc
Lone Star Cement Corp!
Lone Star Gas CO commtm
Apr
7
Inc
Loew's
29
453b
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
5
363b Apr
2
283b
2.50
10c
Inc
8
46% Jan 26
139% Jan
18
May
Corp
Industries
263b
x28%
8%
8
43%
44
3,300
1,400
263b
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*21',
7%
73b
26%
263b
*87
.
23 b
234
21%
400
263b
29
14
3234
23 b
5
Link Belt Co
9
Mar
37% Jan
92% Feb
Jun
1
25
"
80% Jun
100% Apr
128
9
Lionel
,
21
29%
29
89
1334
333b
*28%
28%
44%
*87
143b
3334
—
14% May 26
2
89
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
__i
—No par
Lehman Corp
:
2_;
1
Lehn & Fink Products—,
5
Lerner Stores Corp
No par
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
5
Llbby McNeill & Libby
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
7% preferred
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
!
5
Mar' 5
37
45
14
*3%
*3%
25%
.26%
441b
45
1st preferred—No par
non-cum
26%
400
4
4
28%
283 b
*28
4
4
4
4
4
*87
;. 50c non-cum 2nd pfd-
'
88% July 28
14
$3
6
Litton
May 28
29% Jan
12
Jan
4
6
'r;
4
100
10
15
1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—
Lehigh Valley Industries com
'
9
;
preferred
3.85%
'
30
3
82
9
Lees
5
-
5
120
104
22% Mar 28
26%
39% Apr
9
15
39% Jun
8
135% Dec
18
26 To
■
5
(James) & Sons Co common_3
Lee Rubber & Tire
14% Mar 23
31% May
38% Oct 20
2
283b
'1233b Apr 27
9
10% Mar
Jan
2834
Co common
Lgpe Bryant
26
10% May 29
31;
1
71% Jun
11
2
100
25
8
21
28% Jan
2,000
30%
63 3b Jun
Oct
15
20%
6
152
90% Dec
36% Mar 11
203b
*291/8
12
8
May
^"57% Jan
"63% Oct" 14
2
10
4
,
20%
30 y4
/.983b Apr 24
5
49
16,800
3034
13% Jan
29
13
~13% Oct"
28%
203b
76% Jun
57% Apr
-
200
273b
32%
22 % Jun
2
3,200
2734
273b
2034
83b Apr
18% Jan
2
19% Sep
Jan
36
28%
27 %r
'
2034
313b Mar 4
53% Apr 29
4
7
273b
'•
2134
*3034
10% Fan
T% Jun' 19
27%
38
2134
'
3134
22% Apr
28% Jun
273b
r
3734
22
20%
22
2
2
19 :
273b
»
"
20%
May
-15% Jan
•
Dec
213b
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3% Apr
30 ;
32
38
21%
.
323b
7
2
10% Sep 24
; 5%'Jan- 2
22% Feb 28
33%
373b
22
22
•"1% Jan
13 ;
3334
38
'
20Tb
137% Jan 20
'
33%
37%
.
203b
14% Jun;26
,29% May 7
.Jan
'1
3% Jun
12
333b
*213b
1
1
13%
*303b
30% Mar 23
91
14
143b
>
4
55% Apr
>■
Co-^—. 2
1
'
preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
'
6
Co_—
65
13%
4.32%
'
15
10% Feb
9 1
28
17% Feb
;
-85'Jan-
Mar 28 f
89
8
42% Jun
46% Dec 31:
,
17
&
34
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Laclede Gas
34% Apr
'
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(S
Kroger Co i
4% Mar 11
8
:
Inc
45
3b
*44%
22
34% Jan
5
24 Va Jan
24% Jan
;
,
5
23% Jan
10
3% Feb
18
25% Dec
2
2583
j
11'
25% Dec
2
!
(E J)
Krpehler Mfg
34-% Jan 22
30
29% May
6 ■'
26% Mar
18
19% Apr
18
6
17
27 % Jun
22% Dec 24
3% May 19
22% Jan
;
May 26
b
Airlines
(S S) Co
Kresge
"34% May.11'
43% Mar 3
•
preferred
Korvefte
3
'
•20 7
Royal
Koppers Co Inc common
Feb 26
85
^
_
'•31 % Jun
32% Nov 12
•
-
Jun
13% May
18
;'39.% Apr
7
51 % Mar 13
41% May
11
May 29
v
!-
conv
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42
393b
4234
56%
183s '
35
82
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35
85
82
,
2334
24%
31%
31%
31%
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32%
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3,500
34%,.,,
33
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443b
44
44%
10,700
10,600
433b
43 34
443b
44
4034
403i
403b
41
41%
403b
41
403b
84
84
83%
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84
84
84
183b
183b
1834
1834
183b
1434
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57%
563b
43
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57
11,600
1434
100
11,400
6,000
56%
54
55%
56%
54Tb
5434
54
55
480
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480
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480
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43
423b
443b
44%
4534
42 %
4%
434
434
43b
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43b
4%
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634
63b
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1,100
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1 634
18 %
31
3,900
1,500
480
43
44
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63b
260
18%
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434
543 b
84%
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1434
15
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15
57%
53%
54
533b
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3,400
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123
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123
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123
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123
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7,600
23,000
6%
6.300
900
17
17
17%
18
18
18%
17%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
31
31
53b
534
3,200
5%
534
53 b
5%
5%
253b
253b
25%
9,400
253b
25 3h
253b
25%
70
70
70
523b
523b
523b
53
1,700
453b
45
1,900
534
2534
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,
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70
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70
52%
52%
523b
5234
4434
45%
4434
4434
45
90%
903 b
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913b
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503b
523b
50
42
42%.
443b
400
91%
60
503b
503b
51
503 b
423b
43
42%
51%
42%
21,100
5,100
48
483 a
49%
10,600
913 b
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423b
42%
493 b
473b
4834
47%
210
753b
753b
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74%
76
763b
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75%
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76
75%
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66%
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77
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34
48
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80
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41
41
19
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37
37
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13%
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42
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81
10
77
177
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81%
80
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49
49
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1334
81
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373b
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1334
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373b
503b
13%
303b
42%
42%
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4234
423b
38%
39
383b
39
40
i
20%
373b
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1334
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42%
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4,700
300
21
3,800
38
1,400
10
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5,600
14
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4,700
6,500
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39
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21
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42%
42%
6,300
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933b
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933b
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80
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120
700
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(2906)
The Commetcial and Financial
Chronicle
..
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■aage for Prerlou
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
30% Mar 10
Lowest
53% Oct
27
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
39
2
62% Dec
44% Jan ,8
10
Jan
78
Sep
15
Jan
2
53% Jan
6
18
92% May 13
78
Jun
J
Mergenthaler
Mesta
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
preferred
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
Miami Copper
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
89
Jun
15
9b
jvitti
77
Jun
26
88
15
92
80
Jan
9
97
Jan
14
104
94
May 25
24% Mar
33% Jan
2
44% Jun
15
Middle
Jan
23
51% Apr
44% Apr
6
33
6
39% Jan
3
48% Jun
1
83% Jan
2
92
35% Feb
18
2
43% Oct
13
88
Jun
10
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
6
18
Jan
2
25% Feb
24
14% Jan
7
Jan
8
Feb
South
2
9
24% Mar 20
137% Apr 27
26% Jun 24
Jan
10
96
Oct 31
92
Feb
•
99% Jun 22
$5.50
1st
13% Jan
13
28
Not
25% Jar
«
35% Jun 24
$1.50
2nd
17
Jan
10
28% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
20% Not 14
116
Dec 29
76
Jan
17
7% Jan
59
126
2
73% Feb
2
6
2
Feb
25
18% Feb
27
Jan
25.
4% Jan
20
2
Apr
24
<4% Jan
52
Jan
9% Jun
2
16% Oct
26% Apr 29
16% Jun
9
111% Jan
8
16%
2
26
5% May
17
Jun
10
14% Dec
12% Jan
6
41% Jan
18
5
Jun
8
7
43% Dec 29
19% Dec 30
Mar
8
Mission
80
Not
9
67'
NOT
19
68% Jan
9
75% May 11
18
13 % Jun
26
16
20% Sep 29
18% Jan
0
24
14% Sep
6% Sep
13
6
15% Jan
6
11 % Apr
22
4% Apr
Jan
2
5
May
29
20%
20%
130
3
6
23% Dec 31
60% Deo 31
23% Jan
36% Jan
2
3
30% Apr
57% Jan 28
30% Apr 23
130
Morrell (John)
Motorola Inc
9
May
7
16
Feb
9
40% May 25
19% May 28
28
Jan
3
32
18%
2
32% NOT 21
6
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
3
34
30% Jan
3
45
18
43% Jan
2
2
33% NOT 28
26
9
Motor
48% Apr 16
31% May 6
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Dec
50
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Jun
39% Apr 24
Jan
Jun
24
50% Jan
26%
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99
34
34
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18
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23
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56%
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34
34
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24%
40%
40%
25%
29%
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130
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900
1,300
19,100
24%
30
200
21%
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34%
17%
146
41
132%
25%
24
73%
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Wheel Corp
37
33%
66
& Co
89 '/a
100
29%
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32%
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25
29%
17%
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142
33
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133
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Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F B) 8s Eros—j
0
132
25
99
100
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Motor
134
25%
99
32%
10
Mueller Brass Co
20
130
130
46%
89%
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25
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moorej-McCormack Lines-.
49% May 4
24% Feb 24
Jan
25
128%
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46%
46%
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25
74%
22
88
37
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46%
88%
37
4
20% Jan
46%
90
37
63% Feb
40% Feb
46%
20%
141
No par
28
shares
39^4
20%
50%
American
39%
37%
31
Mar 24
39%
19%
49%
Apr 29
39%
37
3Q.%
78
3,000
41%
37%
*10%
25%
3,700
47%
20%
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2
20% Jan 14
45
48%
19%
Monsanto
12
44%
47
37%
100
Co
44 %
46%
17%
...
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44
46%
29 %
1.28
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44%
46
99%
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B
96%
10
130
85%
19%
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8
Montana Power Co———No par
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Clasa
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38
35% Mar
2
*95%
30
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.
47
23%
69 %
4
8
Monarch Machine Tool
Monon RR class A-
97%
85%
88%
126%
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preferred;—-——
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90
19%
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85%
48
41%
437%
1
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77
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preferred
45
80%
90
77
77
46%
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46%
53 % May 18
17
Feb
preferred
45,4
46%
8
3
19% Jan
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44%
44%
46
10
2
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12% Apr
19% Jan
38
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78
14
8
42% NOT 13
21% Not 17
2
35
Jan
i
3%%
,
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90
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96 %
Inc
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
19
80%
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78
28% Jan
71% Dec
2
11% Jan
24
Jan
*79
90
*95%
\
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conv
80%
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38% Jan
1
21% Dec 29
37% Dec 22
18% Feb 25
Jan
May
Jun
80 %
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31% Dec
5
17% Jan
23
24
Jan
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79
90
77%
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14% Jun 22
28
60
76%
18% May 28
14% May 26
2
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
8
45
19
75
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Missouri Public Service Co—
.1
Mohasco Industries Inc common—-8
16% Dec
75
35%
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90
73
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30
2
72%
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
18% Apr 27
10
71
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13
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14,300
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Mission Development
2
8% Jan
€2
5,300
19
100
Minnesota Power & Light-—No
par
Minute Maid Corp
J-
19
Jan
57
13%
100
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No
par
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
49% Apr
4
29% May 4
41% Mar 16
<
9
35% Jun
4
.Jan 22
25
24
21% Mar
5
38
39
55
19
series
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
20% Feb 16
151% Apr 24
2
40% Jun
Jun
31
31% Apr 28
32% Jun 24
44% Aug 6
;25% Aug 6
39% Dec 16
10
28
18% Feb
5
3
35% Oct
8
35% Dec 29
18% Oct
6
*
4% Jan
31
111% Jan
11
20% Not
25
21% Jan
27% Jan
Dec
56%
13%
series
Enterprises Inc
1
Midland-Ross Corp common
5
5%% 1st preferred
—100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp* of Amer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
27
40% Jun
56 %
19
79
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35% Jan
56%
18%
77%
5
1
55%
19%
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13
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57"-
18%
100
40% Oct
39
Shares
56%
pta—100
100
48% Dec
the Week
June 26
19%
series
6
25
Friday
June 25
72
series
4
34% Jan
28% Jim
78
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
50% Mar 5
Sales tar
Thursday
57
4.35%
87
sale PRICES
June 24
19
3.85%
Mar 31
Oct
57
high
Wednesday
June 23
71%
5
13
Dec 22
Sep 24
79
Tuesday
June 'i'i
Co
1
&Scott—12.50
Co_
15
79
July 7
Aug 12
Machine
88% Apr
91
102
Pit
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman
76% Jun 26
10
Monday
EXCHANGE
64% May 11
22% Feb 25
LOW and
-
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
26%
40 "4
27%
26%
47%
27%
40%
41
41%
40%
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700
-
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0% Jan
11
2
Jan
16% Dec 19
8
43% Jan
3
14% Jan
15
■
2
23% Mar
31
6
Jan
168
9% Jan
2
50% Jan 17
19% Jan
2
37% Jan
20% Jan
86% Jan
17% Jan
42
<
49% Jan
147
Jan
8% Jun
19
28% Jun
99% Jan
21
100
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May 8
116% Oct 10
104
Jun
145
128% NOT
7
143
Jun 17
26%
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Jan
3
Jan
2
12%
14%
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13%
2
3
82
Dec
38%
4
9% Jun
20
36% Apr 30
Nov~19
NOT
19% Jan
2
7
37% Jun
9
29% Nov 20
32% Nov 10
180
Jan
16
275
Dec
Dec
17
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
12% Sep 24
2
25% Apr
8
280
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
38% Jan
2
,74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
67
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103
94
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102
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95
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19
39% Feb
17
-
28
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24
102
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108
108
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8
Feb
47% Feb
9
-
2
-
9
77% Mar 17
88% Mar 23
86% Mar 2
Jun
July 16
13
'
80% Jun
84
37% Dec 17
33% Dec 31
-see
page
8
89
Mar 25
37%
20%
37%
46 %
46 %
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47
47
50
20%
1,500
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47%
126%
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20%
38
37%
800
48
88%
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500
88%
87%
88%
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88%
87
88
87%
87%
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39%
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20%
21
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20%
39%
20%
39%
20%
10
12%
10%
20 %
23,400
9%
10%
9%
9%
10
10
1
12%
17,900
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12%
12%
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1
19%
20
19%
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19%
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19%
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7
1
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7
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10
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7
14
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76
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76
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100
19%
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Chicago & St Louis
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19%
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20
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88
87 %
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76
20
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7
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14
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14
500
34%
33%
33%
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40
40
40
1,200
75
75
570
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20
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76
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85
37
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85
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28
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28
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27%
27%
27
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27%
27%
40%
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26%
27%
10,900
2,900
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
33%
II
Harlem RR Co
20
85
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1
York Central
13%
9%
12%
G%
34
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50
York
33%
•
33%
32%
282% 300
330
33%
85
34%
287
33%
287
♦290
23%
34%
33%
320
Y
No par
100
series A
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
15
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15%
—1
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30
30
Shipbuilding Corp
State Electric Gas
Corp—
Common
No
27%
69,400
33%
92,300
320
140
preferred
3.90%
4.10%
5.25%
&
North
American
,
51%
51%
76
77 %
35%
36%
36 %
77%
36%
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70%
72%
69 %
69 %
72%
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100
51%
104
71%
75
82
80%
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2,900
1,200
51%
76
76
75%
75%
160
36%
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36%
36%
19,800,
70
68
70%
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72
73
76%
50
29%
29%
29%
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37%
39 Va
5,100
97%
97 "a
97
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45
33
32
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72
28%
23%
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24
100
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74
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82
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100
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23%
23
23%
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83
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7
82%
.
1
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34
-
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,
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110
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111
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55 %
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70
29%
54
70
150
55%
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13,300
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73
73
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74
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110
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6,400
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Northwest Airlines Inc
;——10
5%% conv preferred
25
Norwich Pharmacol Co.————1.25
45Tb
33
•
100
400
45
32%
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56
38%
37
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78
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Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
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7%
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16
5
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27
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23
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10
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52
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5
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6
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9
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29
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61
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22
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preferred B
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25
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68
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7
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108
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5
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81
75
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18
105% May 16
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
15% Jan
2
63% Apr
26% Apr
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58
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5
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6
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22%
28%
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14%
61%
24%
28%
1
,
4
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5
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4
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-
27%
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440
,
29%
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
26
May
30% Jan
8
56% Deo 31
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86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
4
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9
31% Feb 27
31
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50%
150
65
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
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a
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26
2
15
10
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19
2
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9
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7
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2
21% May 29
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12
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51
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9
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25
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1
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Apr 17
7
Aug 11
12
24%
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par
Mar 25
23
May 21
96
May 29
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50% Oct 13
15
54
13% Jan
7
6% Jun 33
84% July
Jan 14
17% Jan
13% Mar
21
Oct 22
Oct
7
Dec 18
24%
10
National Lead Co common
38% Mar 24
32% Jun
Jan""2
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
68
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—
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2
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62
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Apr 27
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14%
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f
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4%% pfd series of 1951
100
3
9
20
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City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
6
28% Jan
36
14%
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1
National
12
Apr
45% Jun
77% Deo" 17
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9
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9
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18%
14%
1
National Cash
71
Apr 27
97% Feb 20
128
10
17
18
5
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24% Jan 21
ft
Jun
7%
5
34% Mar
109
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124% Jun
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
Jan
Jan
93
19
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54% Jun
!
23
168
7%
,;7%
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4%
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80
1
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6
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8
9
56
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3
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8
19
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34% May
!
12
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——
24
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2
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Natco Corp
6
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18
61
9
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63% May
26% Jun 12
46% Feb
2
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13% Jan
7
21% May 12
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24
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148
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NOT 20
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24
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90
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103%
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3
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6
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3
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3
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2
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14
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Volume
Number 5859
1*89
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chrpnicle
.
(2907)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Wf
Tuesday
June 33
,
Thursday
Friday
♦he Week
June 25
Wednesday
June 23
SalMfw
SALS PRICES
LOW AND HIGII
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
June 26
Shares
June 21
o
50% Jan
60% Nov 20
14
90
16
19
Sep
78% Sep
103
Jun
57% Jun
67% Jan
9
89% Jun
10
10
78
92% May 16
Ohio Edison Co
30
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'
103
Jan
17
90% Jun
10
Jan
13
31
102
May 16
89 % Jun
25
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28% Jan
13
43% Aug 11
39% Jun
24
46% May 21
29% Dec
27% Jun
9
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
16
Dec
3
17% Jan
.6
18%
31
100
34% Mar
-
Ohio
38%-Dec'3l
98
86% Jun
9
90% Feb
5
29% Dec
9
27% Jan
5
30% Jun
'7
2
31
41% Feb
9
54% Jun
25
15% Dec
15
14% Jan
7
21% Jun
74
17
61% Jan
19
79% Jun
31% Apr
7% Jan
40% Jan 13
May 27
Dec
29% May
Dec
18
July 15
37% Peb 24
15% Dec
4
66% Dec
16
61 % Peb
59
89% Dec
7
15% Jan
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35
7
12
35
Corp
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18
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9
99
Jun
22
110
2
38% Aug
6
32
Feb
12
1
96% May
5
93
Mar 19
10% Jan
38% Apr
99% Feb
Oxford
28
$5
4
Pacific
14% July 30
12
May
4
5
22% Nov 20
May 22
13% Jan 17
18
Jun
22
23% Feb
26
56% Feb
10
26
5%
2
64
Dec
18
58 % Jun
9
40% Jan
2
54% Dec
31
47% Jun
17
20% Peb
21
39 % Oct
30
37
Jan
19
46
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2
150
Dec
17
149
Jan
2
179% Jun 24
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143
Apr
21
130
47% Jan
130
3
64% Nov
2
Jan
27
5% Nov
12% Jan
3
12
37
2
62% Dec
8
Feb
Pacific Gas
17
7
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
2
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Jun
25
59% Jan
2
17
94
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28
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3
98
Apr
15
91
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2
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5
44
8
36% Feb
90
33
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19
45 % Dec
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2
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57
11
12% Feb
25
16
Pacific
26
24% Apr
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5
9
98% Jan
21
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31
74% Jan
20
13
65
Oct
14
62
93
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8
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12
10
55% Mar 20
8
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59% Mar 11
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30
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14
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3
23
62
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2
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5
8
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25
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23
17
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11
7
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57
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2
103% Apr
8
107
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8
56% May 12
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2
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1
21
Jan
7
36% May
57% Jan
3
71% Nov 24
67
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5
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31
54
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9
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78
Jun
19
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76
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17
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29
86
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8
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2
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24
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7
97
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23
4
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2
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20
8
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135
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19
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5
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89
25
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7
14 % May
19
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133
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9
:
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12
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142
May
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4
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5
9
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7
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13
81
37% Jun
25
2
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23
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86
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20
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9
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132
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10
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18
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10
113% Dec
16
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31
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14
69
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2
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2
2
90
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12
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21
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9
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31
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37
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4
16
18
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31
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19
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5
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3
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%
26 %
136%
141%
26%
26%
26
21%
21
*122%
103
♦122%
66
103
67
*122%
125
•103
4,400
66%
65%
104%
600
104
35%
35%
3534
35:%
36
36%
2,000
26 %
26%
25%
26%
26%
26%
3,300
139
26%
27
139
140 Tii
26%
147%
19,400
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,500
91
91%
740
140
26%
141%
142
92
92
91%
91%
92
92%
91%
92
26'A
25%
26
10,500
26
26'A
26%
26%
25%
26
25%
79%
81%
82'A
79%
79%
81
9,400
793i
82
73-%
81%
49
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49%
49
49
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
38
37%
28%
28%
28%
28 'A
28%
2,700
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
—_
82%
82%
*81%
*81%
82%
*84
85
84
84
*84
86
86
86
86
86
*81
84
*86%
84
87
*84
86%
100%
85
87
100%
100
25
25
100
5
70%
21%
21%
♦20%
22%
No par
5
103%
125
67
*102
26 %
26%
136
103
*122%
66%
70
36
3534
43
Inc
1*25
66%
70%
Oil
20%
125
66
42%
com
12,000
77
82%
*35%
No par
Light Co
10
24%
77
77
*80
71%
inferred
$4.75
24 %
*76%
42%
Puget So tnd Power &
20,300
77
42%
Publicker Industries Inc
32,800
80
81%
*70%
4.16% preferred
~60
37%
78%
77
Co of Indiana___No par
4.80% preferred
1353/4
78'A
37%
78%
36%
81%
10034
,
134%
76
100%
preferred
140
135:,4
135%
82
1
10
4.32% preferred
*137
70
2,600
163/4
16%
76
Inc (H K)—
Public Serv
24%
82
2.50
5
5.05% preferred
10
94
*91%
34
100
100
100
100
7,100
42%
39%
24 %
136
preference com__No par
97
♦96
98
39%
140
div
5,400
42%
*133%
10
12%
42%
*136
100
10
2
12%
12%
42%
42%
136
preference
42,500
44%
36
No par
Electric Power Co
& Gamble
.
46%
12'A
*96
"98
93%
*92
90
78
46%
46
*92%
35%
93%
5,900
12%
12%
42 %
42%
79%
*75
20
71
45%
44%
*96
98
*96%
98
*92
Co common ._10
Corp
430
*70%
45
Co
150
150
92%
100
71%
43
•
*96%
preferred
100
83%
30%
47
1
___1
75
99%
200
96
96
29%
100
common
21%
*20%
*70%
No par
No par
,1
2
preferred
*99%
128,400
—-
•-.W
82%
82
82
82
91
99
30
97%
*82%
*81%
28,100
37%
9/64
97
4,200
2,900
4%
*95%
21%
98
2,000
38
37'%
*21%
93
60
13,400
38
r9/64
48%
4,400
■\
17%
17'/a
4%
60
98
'
16%
17'
16%
100
37
*
%
98
'
17%
17
V *»■
9/64
fund
*
56%
*64'%
21%
sink
630
95%
*92%
94%
19
140
&
4,400
95'A
48%
(The)
200
28
93
17%
'
95%
28 '/a
*133%
Pure
•
*21%
Co
■
111'A
112
95
98'A
*136
3%%
76% Mar 13
2
85
26% Jan ' 7
33
34
65%
4.30% preferred
Jan 16
9
21
31
34
7,000
*64'%
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred—.
48% Feb
21% May 14
Dec
2,600
33%
72
27%
94%
56%
57 Va
33'A
70'%
19%
47
22%
59%
56'A
97%
96%
92%
56
14%
♦21%
58 J/2
111%
110
113
95
46%
14'A
22%
57 J/4
135
$1.40
12
18
18
•
28%
14%
*21%
33%
34%
*70
72
14%
22%
140
Procter
18
10
113% Dec
94%
14%
1,200
18,700
135
5%%
6
24% Jan
2
111%
93%
1,600
2%
*136
Potomac
106% Apr
23% Jun
15
112%
53%
*2%
No par
100
100
100
100
convertible
Poor
Mar 20
92
5
12
Oct
33%
51 J/2
2%
65%
Plymouth Oil Co_.,
91% Mar 20
18
5% Jan
67% Jan
34%
900
51%
59%
59%
4,000
23,400
2%
*64%
3
28 % Jun
Sep
105
59%
80
5
25
100
33% Mar
37% Jun
20% Nov
21
60%'
183.',
Public Service Co of Colorado
15
70% Nov 26
*21%
92%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com__No par
Jun
Dec
14%
22 %
94%
100
100
10
B
Jun
46
14%
28%
8
86
2
13%
*21%
*70
1
No par
58% Jan
2
Apr
14%
22%
92%
10
89% Mar 23
80
Apr
26
50
2%
111
par
43% Apr
18
98
25%
49 3A
2%
34%
9
17
23
107% Apr 22
95
"5
29
Nov
26
*48%
2%
12.50
Coke & Chem
Polaroid
2
24
14
30% May
26
49%
2%
59
1
Plough Inc
28 % May 14
14
31
26
*48%
2 3/a
No par
$3.50 convertible
31% Apr 17
147% Jun 26
% Jun 25
96% Jan 28
Jan
7
24
25
Jan
X25%
49%
common
Co
& Reading
Pittston
22
Jan
56
9
Mar 16
114% Jan
42% Jan
33% Nov
23% Jan
9
100% Jun
55
Oct
9
2
22% Jan
82
Feb
74% Jan
88
26
J/2
%
Forter Co
15
40%
*21%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
29
Apr 16
63
39%
14
5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
28% Jan 26
62
125
47%
40%
»
14 % Jan
113%.Aug 27
48 %
39%
10
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—. 100
6
145
24% Dec 30
Apr '17
2
15% Jan
67% Feb 25
48
40%
2%
25
No
49
40%
*48
No par
1
Corp
48%
40%
25%
2.50
49%
39%
preferred (conv)
__No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
,1.25
24% Jan
Jan
28% Oct
140
128
49
1
No par
Co
*91
92
*91
48
$4.80
2
5
Line-
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
5
42% May
34% May 28
84% Jan
Mar 24
97
2,150
134
J/2
4%
29%
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
15% Mar 12
14
128
14
133
4%
28%
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90%
series preferred
Mar 23
13£?
xl34
v
4%
29%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
52% Mar 23
£8%
135%
4%
29%
Philco
28
90
135
4%
29%
preference com
Electric
conv
Phila
6
Apr 30
96
Apr 14
93% Jun
26
44% Jun 23
11 % Jan
133%
4%
3.80% preferred
Sep
75
1333/4
27,260
28%
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Dec
132%
49
176%
173%
4%
Corp
88% Apr
89
131
10,900
49%
*41
49
178
175%
179%
Rights
102
62
175
29%
2nd preferred (conv)
Phila
Aug 27
2
170
Corp of America
8
Apr
Nov 24
2
155%
preferred.
Phelps-Dodge
92
Jan
154%
4%
common...
5
81
74% Jan
153%
48%
49
48%
*41
50
*41
33%c
15
13
'43
59%
59% i
49%
49
29%
4.40% preferred
Jun
99
59
48%
49%
300
1
Co
25
Jun 26
Jun 17
100
65%
65%
65%
59%
493%
*41
*17%
'•
1
RR
$1
80
65%
X58 3/4
47
19
*17%
19
100
Corp
Co
3
5
May 13
12%
12%
100
Chemicals
26
May
65%
3.50
•h Jun
93% Feb
66
common.
22% Jan
96
66
prior preferred
3
S
7
*17%
100
9
107% May
12%
18
No par
xV Jun
96 % Oct
13
18
ZI_10
Corp
46% Jun
21
12%
25
Proof
Milk Co
4%
270
13%
1
100
1
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
Z
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com_33%c
Mar 30
70% Mar
1,400
■
93%
93%
13%
Inc
Corp
(J C)
4% %
1,200
33
X33
95
94
*
20%
64% Nov 20
16
33%
33%
95 %
9,300
97
96
106
33%
6,900
99
106
86%
106%
33%
96%
.__15
87'A
97
*105
86%
%
86
86 %
106%
94%
106
13%
50% Dec 31
Jun
86%
98%
106
20%
2
24
87
96%
105%
13%
22
11
7
86%
99
106
'105 %
16
*15%
16
*15%
16
*15%
20%
Jan
Sep"
16
13%
37% Jan
20%
87%
87%
32%
333/8
*15%
20%
59% Jan
37
32%
16
30
5
Cement
Petroleum
22
6% Feb 24
19% Jan
10
36
32%
6.25
com
Ford
&
Pepsi-Cola
6
99% Feb 25
100% Jun
2
52%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Mar 23
Apr
5
Jan
52%
•
9
May
18% Dec
3
1
5
41% Dec
102
51
Transportation
Pennsylvania
5
Jan
20
51% Dec
29
Dec
51%
Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
5
15% Apr
43
Feb
27
50%
5
200
"
87
no par
conv
Penney
8
20
98 % Apr
2
2,700
20
Aggregates Inc_5
East Pipe
Rust
Pennsalt
43% Dec 29
19% Jan
28%
*15%
Consolidated
Penn-Dixie
4
102% Apr
92
2
28%
Penn Power &
19
7
I734
*86%
28%
30c
82% Mar 23
25
32% Mar 11
*17%
87
28%
Corp
29% May
5
Jan
104% Jun
28% Jan
17%
*86
28%
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
1013 4 Apr
37
Jan
5%
24
98% Jun
27% Jun 26
19% Dec
xl7%
88%
28%
Electric:
Peabody Coal
11
Mar
117
Dec
85
28
17%
*87
28%
preferred
Parker
39% Mar 12
113
41% Peb
*17%
87
28%
.
&
Tin
Penick
32% May
39% Nov 20
94% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
17%
87
28%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
8
8
7
Jan
*17%
87%
*28%
Common
4%
47% Jan
30
49% May 15
49
17%
*85
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
50% Mar 13
22% May 12
82% Jan
*17%
2% May 14
3% Nov 21
15% Nov
6
3
7,300
Patino Mines & Enterprises
2
23% Jan
24,000
30%
Parmelee
9
Dec
41%
30%
3% Jan 30
15% Jan 16
2% Jan
49
40%
30%
65% Mar 20
7% Jan
10
40%
29%
12
19% Jan
30% Jan
39%.
30
45% Apr 14
26% Feb
4
May
46% Jan
29
Jun
40%
30
1
9
23% Jan 23
27% Dec 23
6
Jun
39%
30
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
Jun
43
39%
29%
41%
29%
common
preferred
Panhandle
Jan
41^,
29%
common
&
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
19
Jun
Co
Fisheries
Cement
Pacific Finance
4% Jan
22% Jan
7
23% Nov
4
40%
5
No par
Pacific Coast Co
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
56% Jan
7
40
*89%
100
Co
Pacific Amer
16
3
18
10
Glass
Paper
15% Jan
Oct
21% Dec
89%
preferred—
23% Jan
14
2
89%
~~ 1
Corp_IIIl
Corning Fiberglas
14% May 14
2
9% Jan
•91%
90%
preferred
19% May 13
7% Jan
94 %
*89%
I_100
Corp
(Thc)__.
Owens-Illinois
27
85% Oct
50
*91 %
9034
-
79% Feb
25% Jan
91
510
94%
'*6*25
Overland
4%
93
*89%
common
Chemical
14
May 21
*91%
*91%
Marine
97% Jan
10
93
,
90%
Corp
11
7
31
80
94%
Gas__.__JZl7.50
Natural
99% July 29
Jan
93% Oot
91%
*78
20%
Co
Outboard
7
*90
80
*89%
Otis Elevator
Apr
903/4
•78%
J20
Elec
25
16% May
15
90%
78%
No par
&
Mathieson
Oliver
91%
78 %
*91%
preferred
Olin
7,500
59
58%
91
,100
Co
Oklahoma
583'4
58%
58%
58%
90 %
80%
58%
IIIZlOO
4.24% preferred
2
45 % Dec
4%
3
27 % Dec
Oil
Okla Gas
4
27
Feb
18
17% May 21
3
Jun
91
80%
58%
90%
*78%
58% ^
901/4
3.90% preferred
Oct
27
58%
4.40% preferred
12
Jan
85
94% Nov 17
39
12
common
95% Jan 16
May 18
*20%
21 %
*20%
10734
108%
107%
10%
*85%
10%
86
lOVa
*85%
21
107% t
10%
86
86
86
2,300
14,700
280
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
310
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
8,100
70%
70'/a
*70
71
*70
71
21%
21%
*21%
22 Va
*21%
22%
*20%
21
*20%
22
100%
♦20%
108
10%
*85%
21
108%
108'A
10
10%
31%
3134
31%
,31%
31 Va
62%
62%
62%
63%
63%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
—
108%
710
10%
19%
11,600
86
85'A
31'A
31%
64 %
63%
64%
41%
41%
42'A
10
85%
31%
40
:
—
108%
10%
64
63%
40 %
:
_
108%
31 Va
*85%
86
31 %
40
300
5,000
•
6,000
21,200
i
Q
131
23
Oct
28
footnotes
5
23
127
Jun
25
28 % July 24
24
Feb
25
146% Apr
July 28
For
45% May
see
page
26.
54% Jan
140
Mar
27% Jan
16
5
26
Oats Co
preferred
Quaker
6%
common
Quaker State Oil Refining
5
100
Corp_10
46
*127%
24%
46%
129
24%
46 %
*127%
*24%
46%
129
243i
46
*127%
24%
46%
i 46%
127
129%
253%
*
25
46%
127%
25%
46%
47
5,100
128
128
120
25
25
2,300
23
24
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2908)
.
Monday, June 29, 195J3i
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
ter Frerlow
STOCKS
Year 1958
UvMt
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Hlghett
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
June 'IX
June 'i'i
June '! I
June '!S
June 26
Shares
R
tQV* Jan
89 Vi
48% Dec
2
43%
31
Feb
71
69% Jun
74% Mar
24% Dec 31
23% Jan
33% May 6
73
May 22
10
45% Apr
8
60% Oct
21
56% Jan
14 % Jan
13
23% Dec
17
17
19% Feb
51% Jun 15
20
21% Jun 24
21% Feb
69
28
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
Inc
5
May 11
75 % May 12
Sep 30
16% Apr
Dec
5
27% Apr
14
;
Jan
21
31% July 25
34% Jan
24
34
Jan
5
37% Jan
30% Dec
29
30
Jan
2
33% Jan
19% Jan
25% Aug
8
14% Oct 27
25
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common———
50
26
14
25% Jan
1U% July 14
27% Jun
2
Jan
2
Jan
5
22% Jun
9
40% Apr 22
12
noncum
noncum
1st preferred
2nd preferred
67
12
Reichhold
3% Jan
Jan
2
12% Feb
15
13% Jan
5
20% Apr
50% Oct 27
42% Jan
8
Oct
18
7
13
7
8% Nov 11
2
12% May
31
16 Ya Dec 31
22
S4
10% Jan
Jan
May 20
Jan
0
60% Jun
16% Jan
2
29% Jun
9% Dec
11
Jan
9% Jan
2
24
14% Nov
30% Jun
25%
25%
53%
22%
23%
32.
24
22
35%
31%
24%
50c
21%
60% Mar
5
•23
21%;
20%
31
32%
9%
*9
9
*13%
ii
58%
£6%
5
29
29%
x28%
28%
28
100
■'-57 %
*57%
58 %
_1
21%
common
50c
9%
9%
preferred
lo
14%
75%
14%
14%' '14%
7
Republic Pictures
5
$1
convertible
58' i"
"22
21%'
-
9
30% Jan
7
56
33% Dec
49% Jun
26
Rcxall Drug & Chemical Co
45
45%
32% Jan
10
78% Dec
31
65% Feb
9
107% Jun
24
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
12
l%Jan
2
•5
Feb 28
10% Jan
12 Ya Jan
28
28 Ya Jan
Apr
2
Jan
6
5
32% Apr 16
37% Jun 18
50
4% Jun
31% Jan
35% Feb
16
10
39% Jan
30%
55
2
28
Dec
18
96
Jail
28
85
Jun
26
25 % Dec
8
20
Jun
5
92
4%
24% Mar 12
7% Apr
17
12% Nov 20
10% Jan
7
12% Jan
2
20% Dec
2
13 Va Jan
3
16% Nov 24
19% Jan
16% Jan
17% Jan
13
53% Nov 20
40% Jun
24
25% Oct
16
Jun
24
15% Jun
25
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Royal McEee Corp
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5
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3
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v;
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63%.
70
33%
50
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1
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189
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STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
Previous
Range for
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1
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64
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NEW YORK
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PRICES
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347b Jan
■^2774 Jan
2
40% Dec 30
337b Jun
19
427b Jan
2
50
-22% Jan
2
.34=4 Jan
11 lb May
3
Jan
48% Jan
13
58% Aor
17
167b Jan
2
12
18% Nov 21
27b Oct 21
2
]| Jan
13% Jun
15
2074 Jun
177*8 Feb
16=4 Jan
7
207b May 29
2
2
27b Mar 10
47=4 Dec
33Tb Apr 29
78
Dec
4
21% Jan
657b Jan
153
22
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
-327b Oct 29
90
2
Jan
2
3774 Oct
6
2
14
57% Dec
11
17
2674 Jan
102
Dec
171% May 23
Sep 23
Jan
7
874 Jan
2
2
2
117b Oct 29
Jan
3
47% Feb
67b Jan
25
39
For
16% Sep
2
,
footnotes
.-United Fruit Co
,—i
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement
P.
16
2
32
9
22
31
Dec
17=4 Dec
2
107b Jan
297b Jan
97b May 19
16=4 Dec 31
16
57b Jan
Dec
8% Nov
8
41 % Sep *
see
page
12
26.
1 % Jan
45Tb Jan
31
Jun
387b Feb
81% Jun
12
,
6
16
53% Jun
3
347b Mar
4
14
Apr 14
51Tb Apr
85
307b Apr
58
Jan
35
42% May
28
6
95% Jan
8
1477b Jun 25
87b Apr 22
34
JaD
56%
47,300
5474
55Tb
547b
24
24%
*2474
23=4
24 y4
637b
61%
62%
857b
84
85
25
2574
25=4
17
17
-66
667b
657 b
65%
2-7
27=8
26%
*35
2774
367b
23
237b
21 Tii
22
5.77b
58=4
587b
58%
207b
2174
20%
2174
17
17, '
17
17
17
65
2074
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21%
57=i
66
66
6574
65T4
28%
28 Va
28T4
;;;
20
22
207b
57
20
24
21%
577b
37
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'
OA
23%
!
10% !
,17 ;
26
120
165
'
Jan
Apr
Mar
1274 Jan
36% Mar
-
64 7b
-
7b
287b
27 %
35%
36
357b
357b
23 7b
237b
23=4
23 Va
24
17,900
22=4
41
41%
14,300
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40 =A
40
4074
40 74 ;
40%
40=i
5274 :
52%
52
52.
52 7b
52 7b
527b
2374
22%
2374
23%
22%
23
22%
23
;
54
54
45
64 >
66
3674
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45
3774
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~
37%
1474
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14%
147b
147a
217b
2074
21%
207b 1
147 b
14%
14
74
25"%
247 b
25
12 7 b
10%
12
42
42%
437-b
427b
1417 b
1417b
30%
30%
30 %
317b
90=4
92%
927 b
927b
427 b
140
757b
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74
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74
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83
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83
75%
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46%
47%
33%
34%
8
87b
33 74
33:%
337b
217 b
21%
21%
21%
3774
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36%
37=4
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537b
52 Tb
125
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99 7b
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3074
307b
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237 b
94
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94
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.
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;
24% ;
*92
77
10% Jan
7
1474 Apr
17
41% Feb
4
44% May
28
6% class A
240
73Tb
83
72
40
3374
83
47%
48%
73,000
3474
34%
29,400
34Tb
8 7b
8 7b
8%
9,700
33%
33%
337b
11,500
22
22 7b
22%
227b
-38%
397b
39
397b
1,900
22,900
51%
52 7b
52%
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26,000
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125
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987b
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94
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987b
99
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25
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125
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30%
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25
247b
25
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33
777b
78
33%
33%
33%
777b.
77%
607b*
61
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9
8%
7874
78=4
78
61
61
6174
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8%
*
8=4
61%
9
327b
777 b
60=4
8%
8=4
8%
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34%
35%
3474
35=4
34%
34*4
35 T a
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21Tb
217b
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 = 4
217 b
34
347b
35 7b
35
35
357b
34=4
35
34%
34
3574
33%
33Tb
36 74
3474
35
527b
527b
527b
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52%
52%
53
52 7b
20
197«
1972
20
207b
197 b
197 b
19%
14%
14Tb
14Tb
147b
14 7b
147b
20%
207b
20Tb
207b
207b
20 7b
1%
17 b
1%
1=0
52%
52=i
5274
52%
33
317 b
32
3174
317 b
437b
43
44
43
44 7b
83
82=4
82%
82
827b
32
17 b
53f8
527b
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42 74
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100
51%
317b
51Tb
3174
50%
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104%
101=4
1027b
100=4
1027b
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148
148
148
31%
31%
52
51%
10374
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10%
.
1174
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.
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45
31
107 b
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148
11
367b
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45
107 b
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1174
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367b
1,100
700
12,000
900
21%
13,800
'347b
347b
43,200
24,800
537b
500
19Tb
207b
5,200
3,200
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147 b
147b
147b
20%
207b
20%
19,200
207b
1%
17 b
17b
4,800
17b
527b
527b
527b
52%
317b
31%
317b
317b
447b
44
427b
42
82
83
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82
32
32%
33
517b
51%
103
1037b
147%
150
117b
367b
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45
34
9
2,400
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11
117b
33
77
20=4
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700
5,900
60%
34%
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—10
.
16,700
94
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94
33
33
78
40
72 74
74
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337b
12,200
77
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.
14,100
93
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93
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7b
51=b J 52=b
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,
31
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34,7b
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.
1417b
31%
93
7,300
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237b
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1
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99
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98
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33%
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125
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337 b
33%
45
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347b;
8%
42%
34%
467b'
3474
78
42%
46%
4874
33%
8
35,200
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73
82%
:
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46
8
137b
13
317b
■
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73
■
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93
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93%
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767b
137b
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141%
*
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'
937b
31
2,500
X13T4
26
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'
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V
142
21,100
147b
4
,
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^
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21=4
14
247b f 24%
11=4
3,100
147 b
25
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147b
147b
25
9T«
39
147b
21
14%
16,800
2174
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14%
6,100
35%
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14%
21
1,400
3,100
66
97b
97b
39
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39'
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39 '
9 Vb
97b
9% !
97b
9%
46
35
36%
35=4
.
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66
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•
200
I i 300
54
457b
45%
447b
4472
i 64
64
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39
.1
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54
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68
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54
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54
'
44
*
4,000
3,100
23,100
35%-
52
23%
5,200
•
26%''
40%
227 b
1
preference——.50
US Industries Inc common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
.
9,100
527b
U S & Foreign Securities—
1
21' U S Freight Co
:
No pai
27
US Gypsum Co common
4
30
7% pi eferred
100
29
US Hoiiman Mach common—82%c
'
2,600
52
26
2
14,600
40
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
2
United Merch & MfrsTpc
1
United Park City Minfes Co
1
United Shoe Mnch common
25
6% preferred—,
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp coih—1
4%% preferred
60
*84
21%
22
17
6,700
857b
•
19%
19%
627b
500
25
2474
*84
85
<
63 7b
627b
637b
56%
•
277b
*23%
22
56%
Unlted-Carr Fastener (Del)—
5
United Corp (Del)—
1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry—-5
6
657b May
37% Mar 16
6% Jan
•
33%
53%
547b
54
23%
22 >A
'United Board & Carton Corp
10
United CarboB Co——T—
No par
10
* Jan
29
18
34%. Nov 21
16% Oct 13
48
May 21
-36
33%
*27:
567b
627b
557b
common—.,—10
!l
33%
1
.
1
267b Jan
69
$4.50 preferred
27
33Tb
25%
33 74
23%
$4.50 serie8_a.
$3.70 series!
$3.50 series
$4 series—*
Oil of California
.
27
33%
38,400
1,700
3,100
27 74
2474
„No ppr
Co_„_
5
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Carbicle Corp_^
—No par
Uplon
Upiom
Union Electric Co
25%
25Tb
*84
85%
2274
No par
No par
;
No par
:
__No par
Union
,—^25
Union Pacific RR Co common
10
4% non-cym preferred
,——10
'< Union Tank Car Co__ 1
No par
Union Twist Drill CO—T
0
; United Air Lines Inc—1
10
United Aircraft Corp common
—5
:
4%: (ser of 1955) conv pf<t-„100
4% (ser of 1956 7 conv pfd
^100
: United Artists Corp._^
—1
United Biscuit of "America—No par
507b Mar
9
(The).L*t4
2574
34
23%
Preferred
Preferred
Preferred
Preferred
3
Mar
87
5
29
8
,
'
4
18
77=4 F"b 25
33
16
974 Dec 18
3774 Dec 31
24% Feb
6
Apr
8
24
:
98 V2 Mar
Apr
75
2
757b Jun
27
May 22
Apr 29
84
Mar 1,6 ?.
Apr
Ddyllt* Corp
25%
27=4
24-%
Under-wuod Corp/;-/--.J
jUnlou: Asbestos & Rubber
35=4 Mar 16
5
Jun
90
1037b Jun 23
:
51
."
1497b May 29
9
30% Jun 19
120% Feb
32% Dec 31
2
92
Sep. 15
817b Feb
5
Jan
41
20
126% Dec 31
2774 Jan.
307b Mar 13
20% Jan- ,2
11
117b Dec 29
237b Dec
307b Mar 25
83Ta Apr 17
2
107b Jan
4
127b Feb
-
19
=
■
257b
257b
"
24=b
Tri-Oontlncntal C'oip common1
• • $2.70 preferred-—
__50
1 Truax-Traer Coal Co cotumon
1
V* Preferred series A (conv)
56
"Tung-Sol Electric Co common—I
> 5% conv pfd series of 195TL—50
- 20tli Century Fox Film
1
v-Twin City Rap Transit-corn—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
»• Twin Coach Co—,J
1
TXL Oil Corp
—
1
10
70 %
70
"
14Tb: Jun
70
25Tb
'
9,200
707b
70
:
60
1217b
*1197b
70
69%
64
63%
*84
145
.29%
24%
33%
24
*23=4
145%
287b
*2774
5674
.
48,100
19 %
119%
•
5474
57,100
20 Tb
143%
,
24%
34
r.
3574
207b
28%
20
1197b
2674
27%
28Tb
34%
1467b
247b
25=4
4,800
287b
34%
28
1397b
2874
69 7b
„
28%
24%
69 Tb
67
9,400
33%
"23
V
119%
120
3774
37%.
i
20%
19%
20
138%
27%
25%
247b
76%
297b
136
2974
*119
80Tb
/
19%
:;
139=4
28%
'
31%
;■
20%
197 b
135
;
29
1
•
75=4 Mar 3
437b Apr JG
13=b Mar 15
48 Marls
177b Apr =20
257b Apr 1
'
14Tb
79%
5
,,.—100
-—
157b
317b
Tidewater Oil common10
$1.20 preferred;—
—-25
■. Timken' Roller Bearing;
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction 1
Toledo Edison Co
—
—5
Trane Co
i_„2
Transamerica Corp —
:
2
' Transue & Williams SI,eel
No par
Trans World .Airlines Inc
5
5474'Mar 3
7 *
9 f
; 34% Jun 15
'9, Jun 16
36% Jan 5
137b Jan
7
19% Jun 17
397 b Dec
5
157b Oct 28
6
3% Jan .; 2
327b Jan
137b Jan
Apr
58
Common
4% preferred
7074.May 6
* 88
Jan 23
_
297b Apr 14
24
Jan 16
' 58Tb Jun 26.
247uMar20
* 177b Apr 15
70 Jan 26
32 Jan 15
37% Jun 3
24Tb Jun 18
! 42Tb Mar 5
' 56% Jan 14
257b.Jan 30
14'
59 Feb ill
5674 Feb 10
' 84
May 27
'21
Mar 2
21% Jun 24
' 457b Jan 2
19% Mar 11
'• 15% Jan
2
CO' Jan 15
257b Jun 10
29
Jan 7
'v* 16Tb Jan 8
' 387b Feb
9 .
52
Jun 2,2;
- 21.
Jan 12 ,
May 20 :
•90
2
Mar
29
Apr 16
22
Dec
73
■217b Nov 17
31
Jan ' 2
42
47'/a Apr 17
233A Deo
2
41% Feb 25
81% Oct
8
20
Jan
2
,
14 =
147b
Gulf . Producing Co
337b
Gull Sulphur
No par
Instruments Inc
1
Pacific Land & Oil
10
Pacific Coal Trust—
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution 1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
100
Texas Utilities Co
No par
Textron Inc common
50c
$1.25 conv Dreferred-T
No par
Thatcher Glass Mlg .Co
5
Thiokol Chemical .„Co'_—
1
Thompson < J R >
/
^—15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Ino»-
3574 Jun 26
25% Mar 16
1 5 1 74 Jun 26
39=A Jan 23
7
'
15
83%
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
27 . Apr 1
19% Jun 24
61'bJai. 27
277b Jun 9
11%
17.200
9%
11
97b
1174
9=4
10=)
9%
107b
9=4
Talcott Ino (James) —
9
TeiAutograph Corp
1
Temco Aircraft Corp
1
Tennessee Corp
2.50
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co 5
Texaco Inc
——*
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
5
16
2
1
12
. 2
14
37
Aug 8
24% Is
»0
86
Dec
1
3974 Aug 22
13
Jan
15
«
Dec 16
»
89
24
55=4 Feb
3874 May
13% Mar
19% Jan
87 Jun
38% Jan
87 Jan
3574 Apr
29 Feb 6
9
Feb 3
147b Jun 23
52 Jan 2
3074 Jun 25
8
2
8
367b Dec
3% Jan
18% Jan
1,600
37%
37 Tb
377b
37%
37
377b
37%
377b
1174
*43
50%
104
*1477b
"33
517 b
105
150
11%
11
11%
367b
*35
5,700
370
11,000
130
3,700
7,300
9,600
250
18,400
367b
117b
45
117b
*43
117 b
45
.14,900
26
(2910)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday; June 29, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
23% Jan
2
8!A Dec
2
G6
2
Jan
26% Mar
5
6
30% Jan
2
35% Apr
20
9% Jun
17
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
26
24% Jun
9
29
Jan
21
Jan
22
104% Jun
19
43% Nov 21
80% Mar 14
41% Jan
Jan
9
1
100% Jan
G
73
Sep
15
82
Jan
3
108
7
Apr 14
154
31% Apr
Dec
76
2
58% May 18
99
45% Feb
10
143% Jun
17
154
19
2
36% Nov
11
33% Jan
25% Jan
2
41% OCt
14
31
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
53% July 29
97 % Dec 30
3
158% jun
2
32 % Jun
19% Jan
88% May
141
16
24
U S
38% Feb
Jun
22
153
10
Mar
4
100% Jun
7
24
54% Feb
Jan
28
Sep 25
U S
preferred™
Steel
Corp
preferred
1%
Jan
10
5
2
Vb July
15%
Dec~24
26% Jan
21
37% Feb
9
50% Mar 12
U S
17% Jan
United
14% Feb 26
7% Oct 24
8
7
Jan
2
68% Jan
8
90% Dec
10
85% Jan
2
9% Oct
30
<$£8% Jan
15% Mar 16
8
5% Jan
2
13
Nov
13
4% Jan
6
10% Nov
6
74% Jan
22
78
6
19% May
1
14
39% Dec 29
July 21
32% Feb
142
Jan
18%
57
3
May" 12
17
NOV
17% Jan
157
Nov
21
6
12
152% Jun
20% Apr
9
157
Apr 10
25% Apr
3
29
27% Jan 28
29% Feb
17
8
84
Jan
16
48% Jan
36% Feb
18
40
Feb
9
Dec
24
31
Jun
9
Jun
2
40% OCt
5% Jan
2
2
2
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
9% Jan
13 Va Jan
22'/a Jan
2
21
2
32
31 % Jan
5
3
77% Feb
14
34% May
10
29
Dec
85
May
>22
'
Oct
2
101'
-
Oct
14
26% Jan
8
Jan
101
Aug 29
82
Dec
24
85% Dec
17
33% Dec 30
24 Va Apr
11
Jan
7
40% Dec
Jun
Jan
9
2
9% Jan
2
20
102%
103%
15,706
103%
102%
46%
103
103%
Van Raalte
49%
48
*114%
62%
48%
45%
*97
99
94
94
119
*109
114
*109
62%
16,606
143%
39%
144%
144%
145%
1,000
39%
*39%
32 %
33
33
50%
50%
50%
99%
98%
141%
99%
50%
51%
50 %
50%
98%
100%
98%
99%
98 %
142
143
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
35%
35%
35 %
l.
35%
36%
35%
35%
35 %
i
35%
*34%
34%
35%
35%
14%
14%
15
15
8%
8%
preferred
100
8%
94
8%
*79
1
x8%
96
8%
*79
19%
9%
*79
45%
44%
45 %
51
49%
50
*153
155
1
21
21%
1
28%
28%
*28
*74
153
152%
20%«
21%
20%
28%
*28
76
*74
28%
75
75 >'2
2 JO
41%
40%
41 %
40%
41%
43%
31%
44%
31%
32
31%
28,900
32
31%
31%
2,^00
„
preferred--
5
Inc
1Q.
Sugar Co
2.50
common—-5
3%% preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical com
6% dlv partic preferred
35%
100
37
36
36%
76
35%
*74
364b
36%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*33%
33%
6%
; 6%
130
33%
33%
6%
33%
6%
13")
6%
130
46
130
47%
45
81'a
*80
6%
130
*79
128%
46%
44
81%
*79
33%
45''a
83
*81
83%
$4.20
*80%
preferred
100
*85%
87
87% Mar 16
*85%
87
$4.12
*85%
preferred—
100
*83%
85
83%
83%'
82
10
47%
47%.
48
49
49%
50%
50
*12
24
2
50% Apr 27
13% Mar 17
12
9
29
Jan
16
16% Jan
18% Oct 30
2
20% Mar
9
21% Mar
9
74
Jan
3
89
Nov
13
18% Jan 27
87 Va Jan
2
84
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
90 Va Jan
96% Feb 20
2
103% Feb
11
Co
—100
E
com
$4.04
100
preferred
_100
Virginian Ry Co
common
6%
preferred
Vulcan Malerials Co
5%
convertible
•
10
32
*99
31%
100
32
31%
3,600
1,006=
32
33%
34
6%
1,400
6%
130
46%
126%
45%
81%
*79
91% Mar 17
Jun
30 Va Jan
Pwr
preferred
31%
6,200
11
25
33%
r
45
81%
86% Mar 23
82
&
No par
36%
11
24%
6%
•123«
36%
11
*25
33%
36%
25%
11
25%
6%'
Vlck Chemical Co
$5
r"'Vs* 500
31
America
1
Industries Inc com.2,50
Virginia Elec
28 7 h
*28%
35,600
75
% May 18
84
42% Nov 20
5
2C
21%
41
19
4
Jan
155
21
1
82% Jun
39% Mar
108
I
12.80
—
9
9
50
,
33% Jun
99% Jun
17
Mar 20
5,506
>! 14,200
2,100
45
50
*152%
'
2
35% May 25
9%
80
44%
50
150
1.50C
.
20
*79
45%
49%
152%
153
20%
80
44%
5,500
9%
9
51
60C
-
v
8%
*19
9
I3C
"
7.60C
96
*9
*18
44%
100
8%
*95
9
19%
9%
com_No par
com
8%
94%
9"
4,700'
M,
15
80
9
80
94
9
*19
9
15
8%
94%
8%
19%
*14%
2
107
3,006
24%
35%
Steel Corp
Works
142
24%
9
Vertlentes-Camaguey
1,606
1,306
92,306
'
36%
100
Victor Chemical
1,306
24 %
*18
common
Tobacco
143
40
*33%
'
Co
61 %
32%
*50%
*94
2C
,
61%
33%
145
142%
14,206
•
60%
61%
39%
143
51C
115
60%
33
143
5,600
47%
101
*114
119
61
48%
104
'97
101
39
—
Power & Light Co
conv
*102
25
preferred
Norman
43%
*99'
14
convertible
$2.28
25%
30c
Corp
Upjohn Co
Van
25
145
No par
Corp.
Universal Oil Products Co
Universal Pictures Co Inc
4%% preferred
Utah
25 %
19% Jan
May 20
90% July 1
99% Apr
8
95
May 13
17 Va Oct
8%
24%
82% Jan
w
113
13 Va Dec
17
,}}% £in ,5
'
14% Jan
2
2
145% May 15
47% May 12
81% Mar 18
Mario
United Whelan
$3.50
25%
40%
preferred
Vanadium Corp of
Apr
36-J8 Apr
9
79
8
O,
170
13
?n"'
12%
7
28% Apr
26
6
84
3
75% Nov
7
28% Feb
..
11
May 20
24%
33%
preferred
Universal Leaf
37
14% Sep
2nd
Universal-Cyclops
2
97
B
16
24% Jan
36 Va Dec
Class
24%
145%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
17
72
2
Stockyards
81
26
7
9
Apr
45% Jan 17
14
400
24%
50
common
57% Jan
Nov
23% Jan
24
8%
33%
& Pharmaceutical
45% Jun
96
Dec
Feb
12% Jan
Mar 30
4
%. Jan
5
Co
noncumulatlve
Vitamin
34% Mar 24
Sep
27% Jan
Mar
10% Feb 25
32%
8%
333^
100
40
Nov~28
28%
100
32%
9%
144 \.,
.
common
8% Jan
2
76% Apr 23
Dec 10
57
30
U S Tobacco
7%
32%
50
com
Shares
32%
*8%
100
Corp
the Week
9%
16%
Smelting Ref & Mln
June 26
32%
1
Shoe
Friday
June 25
"8%
5
U 8
U S
100
common
1st preferred
U S
6
26
Co
Sales for
Thursday
32%
1
100
33
PRICES
June 24
/
8%
5
10
common
non-cum
7%
'
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
June 23
32%
io
—
Tuesday
June
_1
preferred series A
preferred series B-
Rubber
6%
34% Jun 25
38% May 16
common
Plywood Corp
3%%
3%%
34 % Jun
35
Co
preferred.;.
U S Pipe &
Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co__
3
Mar 11
Lines
Par
4%%
'
May 7
50% Jun 23
12
Apr
43
D S
19
18
Jan
21% Jan
143% Oct
Jun
136% May 18
65% Jun
1
22
48% Nov
Monday
EXCHANGE
28% Nov 20
95
Nov 18
88
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
32% Nov
30
18% Jan
140
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10,100
129%
2,700
46'%
21,506
*79
81%
32 %
32%.
32
32
1,500
«
83
*12
99
98%
98%
98%
99
97%'
99
800
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
334b
34
102
101
99
34
33%
102%
32,500
102%
102%
102%
102%
103
101%
102
%
83%
*80%
83%
*80%
83 %
87
*85%
87
*35%
87
*82%
250
84
:82;:^
82%
.
82%
50%
49%
■; -
10
130
50%
18,900
12%
*12
12'%
12%
12%
1
"16%
12%
17%
300
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
17%
16
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19
18%
19,400
19%
19
19%
95
7,200
95
99
99
common
preferred
5%%
preferred—'
100
93
6%%
preferred
100
99
94
v
*93
90%
95
99%
101
•-•
l
12%
*95
*12
95%
94%
99
99
99
100
*68
69
94%
70
470
w
60 %
May 20
3344 Jan
2
72% Feb 24
67
Apr
15
50
46% Feb
14%-Jan
2
Oct
20
14
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
16% Feb
4
v
33% Mar 30
12% Feb
6
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
14% Dec 22
84
95
13
Jan
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
21
10
18 % May 19
16% Feb 20
94
9% May 21
16
24% Jan
24% May 12
48
Jun
12
34% Jan
2
48
2
44% Deo 31
25
2
40
Nov
6
47% Jun 19
41% Jun
9
36% Feb
9
7
26% Nov
6
25% Jan
12
3% Jan
21
Jan
19% Mar
1% Jan
3
Dec
31
4% Deo
1
Jan
10
35% Oct
9
44% Jan
15
49% July 28
50% Dec
22
65
15% Jan
13
25% Jan
2
23
95% Ocfc
86
e
Sdp 23
83% Dec
17
31% Feb 28
964i Mar
4
Mar
24% Oct
34
13
105
May 20
99% Jun
94
51
33
Jun
Dec
Jun
86
9
102
18
90
91
Jun
2
101
Jan
7
38
48% Jan
63
Jan
13
3
86
2
71% Nov 20
15
79% Dec 31
Nov
13
Jan
2
34% Dec
17% Jan
2
33% Dec 29
74% Dec 31
-.55% Jun 24
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
33% Apr
83% Jan
92% Apr
125
Jan
16
32
7
96
110%
52%
92%
29%
54% Dec 31
6
Nov
10
16% Feb
21
31% Dec 30
56
Jan
21
68
26
Jan
7
91%
Jan~~2
4% Jan
2
£23% Nov
5
32% Jun
6
Dec
22
Jan
13
1
48%
71
2
2
26% Jan
8
31% Jan
2
120% Dec
9
8% Nov
,
7
Jan
135
14
364a Jan
2
53% Dec 31
45% Feb 27
74
Dec
2
97
Jun
2
23% Apr 16
25 % Feb
25
2
16
9
Apr
Jan
9
17
19
Jan
22
20
Mar 18
45% Jan
2
40 % Jan
23
129
Mar 25
27% Jan
9
2
36% Mar 6
59'A Jan 15
70% Jan
8
81
Jun
1
89
*
90% Nov
13
11% Oct 22
33% Nov
Mar 31
27
2
94% Feb
2
53% Jan
5
44i Jan
88
4
2
23% Jun 22
30% Jan 14
31
80% Jan
78% Jan
Jun
29
Apr 24
51% Mar 11
39% Apr
3
25
121
29
32% Oct
6
35% Jun
Mar 25
25% Dec
2
5
39% Jun
37% Dec 22
7
Apr 13
Jun
,
13 % May 22
28
Jan 23
48
Apr 24
6% Jan
49% Nov 18
20% Jan
68% Jan
May 26
53% Mar 20
58% Jun
3
102% Mar 11
19% May
17
21% Jan
2
78
7
6
79
1-
98% Mar 13
38% Jun 26
15
32 Vb Jan
1
•
88% Jan 29
26
39%
85% July 10
20% Dec 30
Jan
Jan
•97 % Jun
28
24% Jan
Nov"20
5
39% Mar 12
38% Mar 18
2
36
10
24
May
18
Jan
Nov
Jun
Jun
Jun
33 % Dec
4
81
63
7
Jan
83% Jan
9%
17
8
Jan
13
29% Feb 10
31'/a Feb
9
36'A Aug 26
119% Oct 13
22% Dec 30
114% Jan
•
7
20'A Jan 28
92% May 21
36%
100
1
5
Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
91
Jan
26
12% Feb 25
2l6%
Jun
26
49% Jun 24
133'A Jun 18
25% Jun
13G% Jun
24
4
88
'51
69
69
69
69%
18
*17%
*17%
50%
37
15%
16%
*88%
*88 VB
91%
*88%
91%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
9%
44%
26 %
27
27
i
91
4.20%
27
53%
52 VB
53%
53%
54 V8
53%
55%
48%
48%
*47%
48%
48%
48%
45%
45%
46
43
42%
42%
31
*30%
4%%
4%
Western
2nd
Pacific
Union
Co
Motor
6%%
RR
$3
87
44%
83%
30%
31%
30 Va
30%
30'
30%
100
10
5
b
*97'%
82
*88
99
*97%
83%
77
37
32%
91
*110
33%
30%
1,700
99
Inc
-
93%
78%
77'A
78%
77
77%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37'%
36%
37
*110
115
61%
61%
96
96
96
96%
38
37%
37%
79
75
75
43
42%
42%
50%
52%
53
56
93
99
99
99%
32%
*110
33%
93
95%
96
42%
54%
*98%
42%
55 V*
99%
99%
*27
45%'
44%
44%
044 j/,
25
25 VB
25
"
40
40%
40 Vb
36%
37%
45
45%
45%
25%
24%
25
.1,500
40
41
41%
42'A
•3,000
38%
22.300
*78%
81%
*21
23
36%
36%
36%
36%
124%
*121%
124%
*121V2
127%
23%
23%
23%
24
"'24%
10
32%
32%
32%
32%
—10
54%
32%
54%
88%
88%
Wyandott* Worsted Co
11%
11%
t
Yale ,5s Towne Mfg Co
lo
Young Spring & Wire Corp
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
No par
1
35'/a
46%
36
76'%
55%
54%
55%
76 Va
76'A
*89%
90%
88 %
89%
89 %
89%
11%
11%
11 "2
11 "2
35%
36%
35%
48%
47%
48%
48
129
131 %
127%
128%
128
24
24%
24%
24%
128%
124%
125%
32%
127
been filed for tha company's reorganization,
77
36
49%
131
24%
25%
123%
127%
s Deferred
38%
38%
79
79
*78
22
V
22
41 VB
36%
*121'%
8%
8%
42
37
36
400
100
„
100
1,000'
41%
41
8,200
"4
36%
*121%
124 V2
300
8%
124 Va
24 VB
25
24%
32%
32%
32%
55
76%
4,600
25
32'%
•
'3,600•:'t
81
23
8%
36 7 «
90%
*89
36%
10%
28,.
*21
8%
42%
23%
76'/4
HO
24%
23
55','4
12,400
44%
81
90
1,300
j
40%
37%
76
%
55%
25%
*21
90
42
100
45
*78'%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series—"• 90
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Novjr
41%
54 Va
100
100
10%
*121%
Prior
70
-.10,200
*27%
10
Worthington
96%
38%
78
11
23
36
14,700
28
81%
42%
61%
27
38%
42
600
115
10%
*21
42
86
10%
27%
*78%
42%
*74
42%
54
96%
3 7'A
78
55%
11
8%
60%
37%
43
27%
10%
*110
96 %
36%
*74
100
100
Corp
*96
37%
78
10-%
41%
23,300
62
27
8VB
%23,400
115
11%
8%
33%
.92%'
61
28
38%
33 Va
91%
85%
*110
36%
400
6,900
20,600
93%
G2
*74
19,100
•
86 Va
115
10%
I
33%
88%
92%
60%
*27%
10
com
33
87%
*85%
!■
86 %
1
1
99
76 %
62%
8%
*97%
17%
91%
8%
99
60
*90
*85 Va
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
*97%
V2
5,200
89%
33 Vb
37
or petltlon
30%
30
45
93%
43
10
Zenith Radio Corp
9,400
30%
44
88%
20
No par
No par
common
Co
Youngstown Steel Door
35 Vb
20
common
preferred
(F W) Co
97
34 Tii
93%
86%
25%
40%
Woolworth
97
35
45
91
92'%
40%
Co
96%
34
93%
32%
25%
Woodward Iron
96'%
86%
91%
5
Service
44%
98
34%
93
*85%
1
Public
*97'/a
92%
50
Wisconsin
44%
VB
86 %
115
300
"50
85
92
61%
37%
85
36%
37%
*85%
44
*96
92%
87
77
%
77%
99
.
33%
92
*86%
80%
*88
*75
1
preferred
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6% preferred
84
91
80
100
Industries
7,900'
*85
White Stores Inc
Windsor
34%
92%
85
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson & Co Inc
$4.25
33%
92
87
34%
190
33%
*85
98
.
1,200
87
44
.
3,600
*86 '/a
33%
33%
48
19
92%
98
8CO
37%
87
98
23,100
18%
*85%
44%
400
7
32%
37%
*92
18%,
34%
30%
32 %
*47
600
18%
87
85
30%
0%
47%
92%
44
5,100
43
38%
92%
33%
500
45%
*42
18%
*85%
*96%
3,700
27,500
*37%
85
85
*44 %
Wilson-Jones
39%
7
87
100
common
Machine
preference
47
92
common
Sewing
39 %
48
*85%
No par
convertible
*47%
*37%
30'%
18'A
2.50
preferred
Prior
39
27
45
32%
33 VB
No par
Telegraph
Co
37%
6%
32
18%
100
4%% convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S
S)
White
34%
7
32
34
com—No par
preferred
preferred
White
47%
5
preferred series B
Whirlpool Corp
47%
6%
32
18%
com
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5
47%
*30 Va
•
33
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric coimnon_l2%
3.80%
7
47%
J
Ry
31
32
18%
100
Maryland
6%
32
100
preferred
noncum
Western
*30%
7
32
33%
100
Supply
30%
32
18
Lines Inc
Auto
6%
27
'
100
preferred
Air
30%
27
33%
91%
preferred series C
100
West Va pulp & Paper common
5
11,500
52%
5
pfd
preferred series B
44%
26%
4
4.10%
44%
48
42%
1
80
2,000
48%
43
_
4,300
9%
54%
43
Co
13
92.
26%
43%
Corp—
27,000
9%
53
43%
Coal
1,000
2,200
26
5
West Indies Sugar
12%
*88
100
,
37
16 Va
46
44%
West Penn Electric Co_—
West Penn Power 4%%
36%
15%
r
45%
44%
West Kentucky
13%
13
2,000
51%
50%
36-%
16%
13
44
50
*51
37
15%
12%
43%
preferred
51%
37
16
13'%
*9%
IOC
69 %
18
37%
No par
4.80%
50%
*17%
15%
Washington Water
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11
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51
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3
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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Highest
102.14 Nov
Lowest
-
5
103.14 Nov
Lowest
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1 1969
1 1980
-Nov 15 1974
Feb 15 1990
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Treasury 37/as
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3%s
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(interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008—
—Mar-Sept
APeru (Republic of) external
7s 1959
Mar-Sept
ANat loan extl
ANat
99 Vi
100%
,
*90
May-Nov
_June-Dec
1973—
99%
*99
M
977«
91
/
88
64
'98
—April-Oct
96
99-V'»" 101-..
lOV/i- 118 V*
,25
-
'
-
8
81%
96 Vi
90
■>
4%s,'Cbnv, dcbs 1973—i_———__Mar-5cp
American/TObacco Co debentures 3s 1962_Aprii-Oct
3b deb'entures 1969-—April-Oef
S'/.R- <lAlie-.il hvpk
8%sv debentures in'77"'1 1977Ti—
.Frb-Aiiir
Feb-Aug
«
105%
96V4
98 Vi
81
98
——Feb-Auy
April-Oct
95%
92
62.1/3
97%
93:!'«
Feb-Aug
1984—
4%s; debentures
97%
99
98 VB
99%
—Fcb-Auy
Feb-Auy
46
98
7.
99
sink fund 5s
1970—Jane-Dec
6s 19.52
6s due 1953 extended
to 1963
A 5 Vis extl loan
(30-ycar) 1958
5 Vis due 1953
extended to 19G8
Oslo (City of) 5 (is extl
16
*99
__;
-April-Oct
—
44
101% 102 Vi
*_•
Feb-Aug
4(48 debt adj 1972
Oriental Development Co Ltd—j-
§A6s extl loan
102
April-Oct
——--April-Oct
1963
1973———
extl
*44
—June-Dec
89
96%
91 Vi
1986——_——Jan-July
debentures
2.
■/:,
68%
88%
70%
debentures' 19.71—'—1-:
94
143
97V a
1975——————
,
"
*66
Ja7t-June
101
85 Vi
10
99%
"
76 Vi
;
debentures
5s
1965
new 1965*
external loan
lANutemberg (City of)
46
—
—Mar-Sept
1970-*—
loan
fund
f extl loan
s
Mar-Scjrf
100'/a
116
97%
31'%
April-Oct
17
10
13%
198%■ 200
.
95%
99%
89
91
81%
113'I
115% /
2030—Mar-Sept
f
3%s
46
•
April-Ocf
Foundry Co—
S%s
45
131/4
*96 V«
—
96
13
100% 100%
1962_i.«_____May-iVoo
debs 1981-April-Oct
1977
94
92%
I3
'188
conv
2%s
i
*43
*10%
June-Dec
dei)cntures :1982-_—27/«s, debentures 1987—-—
3%s>t debentures 1973_*
(interest
Norway (Kingdom of)—
External
sinking fund old 4(4s
&
debs
2%s". debentures
I
Mar-Sept
1959
A
subord
21%
Geraes (State)—
ASecured extl sinlc'fund OVis
1958™.—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%)
Machine
conv
21%
Minas
A Secured
4s
92
93%
.16
*_A
ser/A
84
V80%-
95
-
*12
4 Vis 1975—Aprll-Oei
—
1903..Jan-July
——A—
-94 %
Junc-Dec
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures
1980
——Jan-July
'
§ ASmall
4
83
94%
Feb-Aug
v———
American" & Foreign Power deb 5s
4.80s junior debentures 1987
19% 20
19%. 19 Vi
__
*
102
8»
American
1—Jan-July
A4k new assented
iATmtsury
15
100%
95
4Vis sd debentures 1980_^/__„_—
—April-Oct
American Airlines 3s debentures 1966_
June-Dec
Boscl) Corp 3%s s f debs
19G4—May-Nov
American Can Co-3%s debs 1988
*
16
88%
88%
1979^————__—Junc-Dec
4%s- sinking fund debentures
1982——.Jan-July
3%s a d debentures
1983_l—_/._______ii_Apr-Oct
Aluminiuii Co of Canada Ltd 3%s
1970___May-Nov
20%
100%
205
14
»or.
Allied Cliemlcal & Dye 3 Vis- debs 1978
April-Oct
Aluminum 'Co of America'3Vos
l964_j__-—F^eb-Aug
3s
-f debentures'
18%
2
—
191'f
97
202
loivi
fioi
Valley (Dept of)
js 1958—Feb-Aug
1958
AllegiioDj' & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
*20%
—
—--——
§A4s of 1904 (assented to 1922
agree't)
due 1954
—-Junc-Dec
A4s new assented (1942
agree't) 1963-Jan-Juty
JA4s of 1910 (assented to 1922
agree¬
ment) 1945
assented
Albany &rSusquehanna RR
50%
13%
6
'"I: '• /-J
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
Alabama "G/cut'.Soulhern SVAs'
1967-.-——May-^ov__ " ■ *01 (A* 94
Alabama Poivcr Co 1st uitge 3Vis
1972—^Jan-July /
jsg
86%
1st'mortgage 3 Vos'1984_———
Mar-Sept
cr *
215V2
1071/2
18
20
101%
1;
High
Low
.
AYokoluuna (City of) 6s of '26 1961
«s due 1961 extended to 1971
94
190
—
99% 100%
*15
f A4 Vis
Jan.1
No.
191
-
.
(dollar bond of 1937)—
External readjustment 1979—
I*—May-Nov
External (Conversion 1979——
Valle Del- Cauca Bee Cauca
|AWarsaw. (City) external
97'%
101%
2
;
•
Range Since
Sold
»11R
_May-Nov
73
94%
.
1
June-Dec
-
Bonds
100% 100%
>
extended to-1963—
Friday's
*179
3%s-4','«.s-4/^s external conversion 1978-June-D'ec
4s-4'As-4'/2S external readjustment'
1978_Feb-AUg
3Vis^external readjustment 1984—
Jan-July
^
agree't)
or
Bid & Asked
Low
High
1953.*—*-*—-„-June-Dec
3:/4£-4s-4 %s
142%
214
102% 103
*185
:
1963—Jan-July
1968
(Republic of) —
A5s new assented (1942
ASmall
13
88
mtge ,$ series
Uruguay, (Republic of)—
72%
'69%
"203
Mexico
,
92%
96
1978*——-—.—Jan-July
Irrigation—
ANew assented
92%
95%
9934
1953
73^8
68
19
95j'8
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
1957_Aprd-Oct'.
(Colombia) 6(is 1934—*
-June-Dec
30-year 3s
Mexican
6s
100,
68%
142
Mar-Sept
—-Jan-July
6s, 1st
103%
.99%
r"8
72 %
-
70%
Junc-Dec
|AJugoslavia
S
„
99% 104
72
Jamaica
AMcdellin
Sale Price
—April-Oct'
April-Oct
51/2s due 1961. extended to 1971.
97
57
__
Jan-July
s
Last
Period
Tokyo (City of) — //v •/
■■■
A5'%s extl loan of,/27 1961—
110%
41
,
5%s
Week's Rang*
Interest
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977—
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public
Works
'
'
30-yeaf gtd ext s f 3s 1977~_
—Jaw-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
'
1977-
Friday
BONDS
High
94(2
f 3s
26
New York Stock Exchange
40
May-Nov
—
Fe!V~U!3!
fAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946—April-Oct
Conv & funding 4 Vis
1966„—April-Oct
Helsingfors (City) external 6 %s 1960
April-Oct
s
JUNE
Jan. 1
No.
108% 108%
.June-Dec
paid 19G4
30-ycar gtd ext
5 A Italy (Kingdom
ENDED
.~June-Dec
bonds 1972_.—-—
AGs part paid 1968
WEEK
Range Shice
■
Greek Government—
A 7s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(cont)—
International loan of 1930—5s xlpllar bonds 1980—.—
FOR
Week's Bangs
Last
Period
trcbmaf
103
1959
29
(2913)
Number 5859..
189
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Fridav
Last*
Interest
BONDS
Fcriod
New l'ork Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan-July
April-Oct
New
43 7 «
210
43%
44'A
80'A
49
80 %
\80'A
A
85'A
42>a
A 1st
lien &
ref 4s series A 1970
lien
ref 4s series B 1970
Central Pacific Ry Co—
series A 1974—Feb-^wp
series B 1968
„Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp—
*
!
5%s conv ' subord debs' 1979—
Jaw-Jhly
Champion Papex' & Fibre 3'/4S deb 19G5—Jan-Ji{fp,
> 4%s conv subord debs 1984.——
—J an-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4JAs 1992
xlfar-Sept
>
Refund and impt M 3%s series D l996_._May-ZY.oi;
Refund and lxixpt M 3 Vis series E 1996-JFeb-A«0
Refund and iiilpL M 3%S series II 1973— Jnne-DeC
R & A div first consol gold 4s 19G9—^—Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989—,—Jun-Juiy
Chicago Burlington & ^iiincy RR—
.
.
First-and refiiiiding mortgage 3%s 1985 —Fcb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970_^.Feb-Auo;.
and
First
mortgage
*91 %
-3%s
93
1st
1
ref
&
..
. .
Pacific
15%
OQi't
79
.i,«7%.
06%
mtge
4%s
Ohio
1987
subord debs 1981
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s series I.
First mortgage 3s series N
3s sinking fund debentures
f 'debentures
a
s
4'As
5s
&
77%
67
r
.p
...
T." ■:
*
83
105
66
93'A
98'A
—
92%
93%
.
...
92%
9
92 3a
77
I
77'
;
83'A
95%
98%
90'A
92%
79
83'A
95%
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.•
—
100 jt
.
90'A
'97%
-
—
81
79
—
20
90'A
,97
100%
88%
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'
97
78%
62%
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*81
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Vt-'A.1
-
'
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•
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97%
.99'A
105'A 107'A
Energy Supply Schwaben
66
Erie
81
General
90%
6s stamped 1965
82%'
82%
82%
82 Va
82%
84
84 »
83%
. .
84
82
76%
87'A
87
87
97%.
t97%
3
97
105
112%
5
4
86%:
■*
82
82
86%
-
6
91
82%
82%
89%,
%?
90
83%
1
93'A
86%
3
102%
97
96%
100% 101'A
96%
*86
121
6
101'A
General
27
99%
105'A
General
94%
General
89%
General
r
80
83%
78
83
83%
72
72
73%
73
70'A
75'A
81
*—
72
10
9
Consumers Power
Aprll-Ocf
first mtge 2yBs 1975
,
74'A
36
72%
78
74%
74%
1
73%
79
82%
83
14
80%
86
84
84
10
83
90'A
*—
81
80
83%
*—
74 'A
81
75%
82%
73
-
May-Now*'
Apr-Oct-'
—Jan-July
April-Oct
3s debentures 1965
Continental Can Co 33As debs 1976
Continental 'Oil 3s debs 1984
Mny-No»
Corn Products Co 43'es .subord debs 1983—Apr-OcZ
Crane Co 3'/8s s I debs 1977
Map-Nov
Crucible Steet Co of Am 1st mtge 3'As '66_Map-Nov
Continental Baking
Cuba Nortlxern
A 1st
Rys
mortgage
For
4s
■
93'A
104'A
91%
footnotes
see
na.ee
31.
1970
June-Dec
A4s
Income
conv
172
91%
90'A
244
243
13
2
109%
General
mortgage
96%
General
mortgage
89%
243
257
General
morLgage
General
mortgage
107%
107'A 108'A
387
105 %
119%
109
104% 109
299
103%
118
79
81
79%
82
%
71
71
71
71-
76
86%
86'A
86%
88%
91
84%
84%
84%
92
*86%
85-
86%
*79
79%
83%
-
*104 Va
104
95'A
3s
debentures
103%
104
105
103%
108 'A
95'A
."93%
102%
Harpen
ir
;.g%
7^,
84%
17
100
57
114
5
12
74
1st
mtge
7
7
79
100%
116
79%
100
100%
114
116
*86
78
100
78
100
—
78
3
11
93
89,
*90%
17%
17
16%
5s
2%s
Mining Corp
,4s
conv
debentures
sinking
45As
a
4%s
s
90'A
5s
f
31
118%
97%
'
92
94%
138% 139%
109%
16
124
149'A
147
105
118%
100
—
s
~
f
subord debs 1970
fund
1968
debentures
1977
1978.
debentures
.
271
62
136
175
4
98
102
91%
88
90
95
907
91%
98%
98%
99%
47
98
98
99%
98%
303
98
1957
99%
aa
100%
90'A
*86
42
89%
94
87%
89%
89%
95%
88
88
J.—
86
91%
83
87
61
86
88
87%
88
87%
87 '
87£
92%
93%
103% 104'A
101%
103
90%
86
89%
96
87'A
89%
117
89%
104'A
88
71
87
91%
98%
95%
5
143
133% 143
148
139% 150
93
93
124
130%
165
201
93
100
99
104%
92
92%
15
100% 101'A
132
90%
96
7
103
23
106%
70
4
95%
101
4
69%
77
69%
75%
65
73%
..
57'A
96'A
—
60%
95%
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*95%
138'/a
...
95%
69'A
*69%
*66%
94%
109%
119%
100
121% 122
69'A
159
4
99%
95%
152%
23
99%
100%
98%
90-
*__
97
76
76
1
75
85
63%
„
63%
9
62
69
83
83%
36
70%
76
—
75
79
87
91
*83
71'A
72
72
87
87
3
A/ 80
80
—
(_
85
76
*75
91
202
Jaw-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
„Mar-Sept
101%
80
83
96
April-Oct
21
99%
104
95%
41
94 %
100%
97 V*
6
96
100%
96
83
3
83
85%
83
83
<<
96
97
88%
14
98'A
98'A
1
98%
98%
1
88%
102
91
94%
,
Jan-July
Jaw-July
78
237
100'A 101'A
95%
June-Dec
Jan-July
first 5s A 1957 Feb-Aug
tfAHudson & Manhattan
IAAdjusted income 5s Feb
101%
98%
98% 100'A
153% 162
99%
99%
161
June-Dec
1976—Mar-Sept
4'As 1970
f debentures 1984—
debentures 1982
90
90
82
secured (7th series)
(lltli scries)
92
-
99
AprU
April
Jaw-July
June-Dec
secured
4'As
105'A
229
99%
April-Oct
1975
1978
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
5'As
86
78
.,99%
102% 104%
139%
High Authority of the European
Coal and Steel Community—
92
87%
*101
16%
105
86
'
100%
130%
90
90
—
105%
102%
*99'A 101%
90
15
,
123%
1st mortgage
Herta Corp 4s
7
—
110%
108%
.Map-Nov
Jun-Dec
1976—Map-Nov
—S
1969
1979
3%s 1981—
1st mortgage 3%s 1982—
Hackensack Water first mtge 25As
>
95
2056
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge
.1st mortgage 3s 1978
T—
90
86%
\l42
100
debs scries A
82
81%
■-r—.■
'
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
General in tge lnc 4s series B Jan 2044
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
lnc
87%
146
100%
97%
26
•':
—
60%
126
11
98%
r
61%
87%
120% 122 %
Jaw-July
Jan-July
N 1990
Jan-July
O 2000
Jaw-July
P 1982
Jaw-July
Q 2010
Jaw-July
R 1961^.—Jaw-July
General
5s
56%
135
93
88%
62'/a
53
34
59%
85%'
59
57'A
56
Co—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
79%
53%
120
—T.
*—
General
103 'A 104'A
96
56%
%
*92
General 5s series: C
General mortgage
101
104%
Great Northern Ry
102%
101
—
*86%
91'A
91%
101%
<
91%
122%
87'A
20
112
89
102%
*82
88
93%
92'A
106
~5
134%
101%
55
98
84
1973^
1976
3'As series
3'As series
2%s series
2%s series
2'As scries
94%
116
50
39
135
90%
series D
101%
91 Va
118
Mar-Sepf
3.30 debs 1980
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
4'As conv debs 1977
General Tire <fe Rubber Co 4%s 1981
Glidden Co 4%s debs 1983
4'As
93%
98
98%
1969.
debentures
75%
90
59
.Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Jaw-July
Corp
Shoe
81%
75%
1
92'A
123
Realty & Utilities. Corp—
General
76%
14
—
86%
80
*84
75
118
57'A
82"
23
77%
60
80%
81
116%
*83%
5
82
103% 105
56%
2
82
80'A
203
102
96
..Mar-Sepf
1979
3'As debs
96%
168
*100%
Mar-Sept
.April-Oct
iJan-JwZp
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1979
Corp
94 %
68
89
Map-Nov
.—
Motors
105
99
*101% 102'A
Mar-Sepf
4s debentures
96%
86%
10
158
*104
1975
General
97
196% 203
123
1984_;—_—....Map-Nov
1977
76
76
...
98%
87
82
99%
95%:.,.
154
89%
91
debentures
debentures
-t-
99%
74
93%
2
■
92
92'A
3GAs
5s
66%
97%
'
88
88'A
82
74%
77%
82%
—
(1942 series)
,
86'%
64%
13
99
*...•
1972
debentures
1964
1969
80
79'A
—-
99
104%
debentures
19G1
debentures
76
86%
200
April-Oft,
——.————Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Jan-July
..Mar-Sept
I960
debentures
153
~
—
•95%
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—.Map-Nov
Cigar Co 5'As income debs 1987—June-Dec
Electric Co 3'As debs 1970
Map-Nov
Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976—
Jan-July
Motors Acceptance Corp—
2%s debentures
134%
21
74%
99%
176%
'
♦
87%
167
:
37
81
98%
98%
89%
86%
••
1
76
79'A
77%
74
'
—^
137% 138'A
*66%
80%
"
80'A
87'A
167
*67%
49
81%
—J,
ft
Jwwe-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
May-No«
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—Map-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3'As conv sub dob '75-Map-Nov
Grand Union Company 4'As conv 1978
Jan-July
81
-_Mar-SefiLAprll-Ocl
4:As 1987
48As conv debs 1972
•1st mortgage 4'As 1988_,
mortgage
surbord debs
General
*—
78%
74'A
Amer
3s
128%
86%
81
90%
72%
81
3'As
101
80%
81%
83%
9
137%
_Jaw-July
.Map-Nov
:
4%s conv debs 1978
Oil Co of Texas—
Corp
4%s conv
i
3s
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A3s cum
inc debs 2001
Garrett
Gen
98
80%
31
72%
167
General American
105'A'
109
1972
& Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982_
Gardner-Denver 4'As conv debs 1976
100%
95'A
141
86%
*
April-Ocf
1961
Tire
~7
85'A.
,
-
Fort Wprtli
110
88
117
89
87%
72%
April-Oct
series A 1974.—
Food Fair Stoves 4s conv debs 1979
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
3"As
120%
90
85%
Mar-Sept
3'As debenture 1977
AFlorida East Coast 5s
105%
98
•«
91
86
'
~~
87
ft
April-Oct
1971—Mar-Sepf
1
Jan
subord debs 1970_
& Rubber 3s debs
conv
debentures
2sAs
9
*92
April-Oct
1982_
debentures 1983
4%s
Firestone
85%
100% 101
debs
Metallurgical Corp-—.
Fanstecl
90
101
101'A
,
• j
84%
mtge inc 4'As
income
42?
106 '•
106
93%
'
86'A
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A5s
i
99'/a
107
6
93
April-Oct
1973—Jaw-July
I
Inc 5'As
2020
;
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79
95
97%
18
98
97%
106
—Feb-Aug
..Jwwe-Dec ••
1999———.April-Oct
debentures
i
.
20
■>
85
88%
72%
ser A Jan 2015_—
April
3'As ser E 1964—April-Ocf
First- consol mortgage 3'As ser .F 1990—Jaw-July
First consol mortgage 3'As ser G 2000—Jaw-July
•
82 %
82%
First consol mortgage
4
-
60
61
*83%
May-lVou
1995-Jan-Jwfp
subord debs 1973-.
ill (N Y) first cons gold 5s
conv
75%
•
63%
80'A
87
Corp—
93
93
98 'A
105:!4
5s
Steel
Stainless
Eastern
74%
74%
53%
52%
3%s 1983—
:
r
lst mortgage 3%s 1986
1st mortgage 3%s 1988—
t
1st mtge 4%s • 1909
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates 3'As 1965—Jan-JuZp»
mortgage
Elgin Jollet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
EI Paso & Southwestern first 5s 19G5
>'75«."k
1.97%
1st
Edison El
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97 Ts
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34%
80 :
84
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53%
44
;
54%
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April-Oct
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
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81"
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—
86'A
86
70%
42'A
58
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Map-Nov
June-Dec
;
80
'
86
Co 2%s 1977—
2sAs 1979-^
Duquesne Light
1st mortgage
59
3
.if
67
6
62
Apr-Oct
70
:■
35
5
'
«
1977—
debentures
subord
70%
\r.
3
.
74%
99
*81%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1983
4s debs
Gardner Corp
conv
88
73
:'■vt
73%
'
95
*53%
^Fcb-Aqg
5s s f debentures
1078—,
Apr-Oct
Dow Chemical 2.-35s debentures- 1961
—_May-Woo
3s
subordinated debs
1982
Jan-July
Dresser Industries Inc 4'As conv 1977
Mar-Sept
4s
101'
47
80
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73%
98%
42
98
72'A
73
205
90%
79
;
79
98
'■•"* 27
98% 100 &
6
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Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
59%
< .i,; V
59'A
gold 4s- 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
Map-Nov
Detroit To I & fronton R,R 2%s ser B l976_M«r-Sept
:.T
77
57'A
Second*
20
93% :
45%
58%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
-
!
6469
1
>•
J 1985
1976
K
ser
convertible debentures 1969
3%s conv debs 1971
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984
Gen & ref 3'As series O 1980
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995
78
102
—'
;
3%s
ref
3'As
conv
43As
lst
■
70
45%
1982—May-Sept
Mar-Sept
& ref mtge-2%s ser
% 92%
1977
1978.
Electrodynamics Corp—
and refund 2%s scries I
General
Gen
;77'A
70
45%
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series
3s
Gen
82
■■■
*93%
subord debs 1984
—_—June-Dec
Consolidated Gas E'J Light & Power (Bait) —
1st ref M 2Tbs series T 1976-——
™Jaw-July
1st ref M 2%s series U 1981
April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 23As series X 1986
—Jan-July■■
Consolidated Natural Gas 23As 1968
Apn'Z-Oct
3'As debentures 1976
:
Map-Nov
3'/»s debentures 1979—1—
June-Dec- 3s debentures 1978
Feb-Awp
47/as debentures 1982
June-Dec
:
,
96
Map-Nov
H: 1970^.-
Edison
Diamond
,**
-
5
96
3s
73
63%
—
96
93%
41
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93
89%
101%
83
95%
tr 3%s
& coll
83'A
59 Va
304
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Power* &
mtge
66%
64'A
87%
5
86%
93%
"
.
77
258
87%
106%
103
2
89%
89%
1973April-Ocf
1988
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Denvei" & Rio Grande Western RR—
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l'/o
coptlngpnt interest) . 1993
,.Jan-July
•*
Income mortgage series'A 4'A% 2018
April
Denver & Salt Lake Income mortgage (3%
fixed l'/o
contingent interest) 1993—Jaw-July
82'A:
78
30
%
64
f
Consolidated
59'A
64'A
64.'A
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June-Dec
1999
62
54
85
*82%
debentures 2001
———April-Oct
Consolidated Edison of New York—
'
r.
First and refund mtge 2nAs ser A l982_ZIfar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977-ApriZ-Oct
First find refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_Jwwe-Dec ...
First and refund mtge 3s ser D 1972——May-lVou.
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
Jaw-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Fcb-Awp
1st & ref M 3'As scries G 1981
Map-Nov
1st & ref M 3:!bs series II 1982—
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3'As series I 1983
Feb-Aug; <
1st & ref M 3:!fcs series J 1984
Jaw-July
1st & ref M 3%s series .K 1985——--June-Beclst & ref M 3r!iiS series I. 1986—
—M«j/-Nov ..„
1st & ref M 4'As scries M 1986April-Oct
1st & ref M 5s ser N J987_*._
—_—Ajnil-Oct
1st & ref M 4s series O 1988
—Jww-Dec
3s conv debentures 1963
——June-Dee
4s conv debs 1973
Feb-A up - •
2%s
54
—
77%
Mar-Seot
3%s conv
82'A
78
81
*82
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
Map-Nov
1st mtge Si coll tr 4'As ser B* 1985——Map-Nov
**
Delaware
81'A
64
*101%. 104
—April-Oct
'
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65
77'A
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Mar-Sept
.—April-Oct
i
April-Oct
June-Dec
'
;
1st
73
.
62'A
:
lnc—-
-
68%
*61%
Mar-Sept
—May -Nov
Map-Nov
Elec 3%s 1970—May -Sept
Combustion Engineering
23/4s
97
V
82%
81'A
95'A
.
Pennsylvania Division—
>
1
86 7 H
64
April-Octi
1982
198.'G
4%s debs series K 1983.
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1st
65%
90.
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Collateral trust 4-Gs May 1 2042
{
76
Lackawanna &
Morris &
;■•;"'•• 7
63,%'
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.
I
4%s debs.series J
Columbus & South
56'A
1
81
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68;
..
scries A 1975
G 1977
3%s debs series D 1979.
3%s debentures .series E 1980
3%s debenl ures.series F 1981
43As debs series. G 1981-—
5%s debs series II 4982v
—
.
74
79
79
—2
debentures .series
5s debs series
83'A
13
■W
53%;
1982
debentures series B 1975
3s
3%s
99%
10
59%
*48%
June-Oct
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 3s
Map-Nov,
1st
mtge 3%s.l993—■
Mar-Sept
1st mlge 4'J«s 1994—U——
— Apr-Oct
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—Apn'Z-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1977
Jaw-July
3s debentures
'
150%
12
103% 103'A
_Map-Nov
1963
77%
*—
——Feb-Awp
extended
4s
105%
114%
78
Western RR Co—
Western Div " '
First and refund M series C 1973j—Map-Nov
AIncome mortgage due* 1993—
May
82
71
Hudson
&
23
100
4
98
81'A
Jan-Jwlp
:
26
10
101%
77
New York Lackawanna &
86
16
73
59
59
Feb-Aug
Jan-July..
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
.
A 3%s- debentures 1977_:
1
4'As subord debs 1983:
Detroit
i-v
Columbia Gas System Inc—
87
'
81"
.
1971—
3s s f debs 1977
,—Jan-July
Chicago &.St Louis Ry—
General gold 4s 1993
—
June-Dec
General Ss series B 1993—
—-—<—June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JuZp
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-JVoo
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
1985-—'
"
81"
70'/«
80%
73
E 19G9—Feb-Aug
debentures
3s
%
42
;
90
>.£0%
73
Cities Service Co
2%s
1089
*
82;.:*
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i{
90
:
May-Nov
& Elcc lst'mtge.2%8 1975_AprfZ-Oct
4%s 1987—
,
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mortgage
Delaware
^... ^.
60
90,
Cleveland Cincinnati
1st
Delaware
96
■•
.
Chicago & Western Iiidlaiia RR Co—
1st coll trust intge 4%s.ser A 1982
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92%
'~2
:
81% %
*72-
refunding hifge '2:,As-4%s 1994. Jan-July-v.
2:,4S-4'As J994—._
-Jan-July''
Chicago Union Station—
1
;*
;'■A:..':'
,
First'mortgage' 3%S series F 1963
Jan-July
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Jan-July
4%s
923 4
96
>
.
95%
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O
96
■
30
Income
8%s scries G 1974™.
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3%s
debentures
1970_
87
86%
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91
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*
First
: i7.:
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.
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•
1994
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April
4%s coiiv Increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A5s lnc debs.ser. A Jan 1 2055
„Mar-Sepi/,
Chicago & North Western Ry—
..
ASeeond nKge conv lnc 4'As Jan 1 1999
April*'
First mortgage 3s series' B 1989
Jan-July ;
Chicago Rock Island & PncH'ic RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A
1980
-Jan-July
4%s income debs 1995——
:
.llfar-Sept,.
1st ml go f>%s ser C 1983
—Feb-Aug .,,
Chicago Torre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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'
55-"
92%
81
•'
'
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103'A
•
«
Ry— ,
Jan 1983_.__. April..
mortgage 4'/2S inc ser A Jan 2003
April.
dnclnnatl Gas
9634
—
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First mortgage 4s series A
■
122%
'
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A 1st mortgagees inc series A
A2nd
108'A
13
92
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81 %
91
5s 1997
April
B',,'1985—Map-Nov v
2054™.
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'
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160.
■
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..Feb-Aug
.' I
:'
„
.
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%'
mortgage
25%
10%
11
120% 122
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Now
.April-Oct
3'As W82
First
mortgage 3s
1984
1st mortgage 5s 1987
:
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
First
121%
10
12
101
April-Ocf
'
10%
*10'A
1977
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2%s 1975—April-Oct
•
94
11
10%
13'A
10
14'A
High
25'A
Low
No.
*9%
June-Dec
June-Dec
debs 1986
6s
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge
FiiT.fr mortgage
3s 1978.
117 Ya
93',2
&
Publishing Co
ACurtis
93
106'A
•
,
98
97%
204
v
95%
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113
■
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nitge 4%s 1978
108%
'
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90'A
90
'.'92'A
_:i.
107
107 A
'
1st & red wilgt? 3s
V
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3%s
refund
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1970-
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Jan. 1
Said
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13'A
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June-Dec
mortgage 4s June 30 1970
A 1st
Range State
Bands
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
A 1st
3'As 1987
York Power 3s 1974
Central RR Co. of N J
Central
Exohange
Cuba RR—
High
Low
No.
High
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
D S
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a
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
;
ENDED JUNE 26
WEEK
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
100% 102
89
98%
97
98'A
103%
97
104
105%
7
100'A
66
28%
59%
58%
60%
121
50%
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277
15
16
15
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. June 29,
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock Exehangs
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mtge
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3%s
A
1981—Jan-July
A
1979—May-Noc
May-No»
K
ser
May-Noc
L
4%s
conv
Interstate
3Vis
subord debs
Oil
t
s
1983
series A 1977
4Vis s f debentures 1987
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conv
3%s debs 1975
subord
debs
Plain
91 Vi
206
87
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Lake
&
Shore
3Vis
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&
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certificates
Mich
South
1997
registered
gold
1959
3 Vis
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A
Lehigh Valley Coal Colst
&
ref
5s
stamped
1984
76 Vi
108
debentures
1980
;
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First & refund
mtge
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second
ser
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mtge 33As
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1st
&
mortgage
gold 3s
1st mtge
4%s 1987
Mack
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(R H)
&
2003
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1980
3'/fls
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RR
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1978
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2s/8a debentures
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1978
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s
debentures 1980
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series 1977
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Pennsylvania
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fund
series
series
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4%s
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1965
1968
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d
1981
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82
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80
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Philadelphia Baltimore
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series
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April
1980—Mar-Sept
& Wash rr
b
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series
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1st & ref mtge 4%s 1986
ma, Nov
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1
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101 Va
95
93V2
42
92%
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98'%
73V2
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73
79
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88
98'A
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95
97
73
98
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99
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80
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11
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95 Vi
46
79
60%
69%
79%
87
2
93%
96 Va
4
827/a
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83 '/a
83%
81
82 %
15
81
85%
88
89
35
86
91 Va
79
82
88 Vi
79
1
77%
83%
74%
81 Va
-
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it
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
■■
.
June-Dec
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-—
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April-Oct
June-Dec
87
77
"
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
78%
77
77
Feb-Aug
.—Jan-July
"ne-Dec
83 Vi
2
79
77
'
81%
83%
79
"
co—
«.
83%
77
73%
co—
2%s 1971
&
refunding 2%s 1967
&
refunding 2%s 1974—.
& refunding 2%s 1981
& refunding 2%s 1978--
First
78'A
79
—
—April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series f 1985
Eastern first 4s external 1960
Income 4s April 1990
2
Pere Marquette
Ry 3%s series d
95%
42
27
June-Dec
b
series
93
86
85
rr—
Consolidated
QC%
84 Va
1985—June-Dec
1991
99%
QO
-
97%
105% 118%
84%
90
4%s
First
63
74
*93
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
General
98%
86
98 Vi
—Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
102 %
110% 129
110% 129
85
June-Dec
-*/uo
First
97%
June-Dec
1978
94'%
97%
8
*88
92%
105% 107%
June-Dec
1981
First
97%
1990
1983-
84
88%
—
308
April-Oct
85'A
8l
88%
392
June-Dec
75 Vi
80
83
;
97 Va
97%
121'A 125
1986
debentures
debentures
First
«►
120% 124%
2%s
debentures
FJrst
*81
72%
'■
-T
123%
1987
3%s
163
5
Tel
3'/us
116%
13
1978—
debentures
76%'
IO2V2
80 Ve
123
1978
dd
ser
96%
76%
100
79%
debentures
debentures
debentures
110
co—
series
4%s
&
1
120'% 125
m
ref
Tel
1
80 %
*77'%
Jan-July
May-Nov
1982
mtge 4%s series aa 1986
ref mtge 5s series bb 1989
&
93
76%
100
72%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
ref
&
Pacific
81%
72%
refunding 3Vis series i 1966
June-Dec
refunding 3s series j 1970
June-Dec
refunding 3s scries k 1971
June-Dec
refunding 3s series l 1974
June-Dec
refunding 3s series m 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series n 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series p 1981
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series q 1980
June-Dec
refunding 3%s series r 1982
June-Dec
refunding 3s series s 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series t 1976— June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser u 1985-June-Dec
ref
92
76%
100
Mar-Sept
1960
April-Oct
1988—June-Dec
conv
series a
conv
n
—June-Dec
1987
Gas & Electric
First
1975
2;
1983
97 Vi
82%
99%
Mar-Sepf
1982
debs
97%
*
——April-Oct
Mar-Nov
.
2%s
83
79%
June-Dec
1974
1988
77
78
97%
1988
mortgage
77%
77%
81
u
April-Oct
1986
General
ViZ
115V2
87%
114%
82%
55
80
May-No y
Peoria &
.
79
89
74
78
28
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m...v-N00
a
76
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4s
Oregon-Washington rr
General
53'/2
86
81
90
99
96'A
70
72%
72'%
1973_May-Noy
1977
4 Vis
subord
conv
General
39
84
104% 105 Va
85
85%
87'A
87 Vi
85 Vi
85 Vi
—
88
52%
70
*78
105
64
85
15
70
—
98'A
62
49%
*—
—
1
—
93
62'a
67%
61
*51%
May-Nov
May-Nov
Matliicson Chemical 5Vis
2%8
Vi '
31'A
— —
178
first
Gas
1st
92
2
72
•—
1974
debs
2047
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 4Vis
5 Vis
3%s
72%
1974
a
f
mortgage 2%s 1975—
mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
71%
87%
*64%
Edison
1st
65 Vi
62%
71 Va
32
5s
ser
1984
mortgage
1st
88 Vi
2
33
83 %
*—
331/4
ref
s
3'/es series w 1984—_—June-Dec
1st & refunding 3'/as series x 1984
June-Dec
1st & ref m 3%s series y 1987
June-Dec
1st & ref m 3%s series z
1988
June-Dec
116
100 Vi
56
60%
62
*27
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
f
mortgage
1st
87%
92
4
1
64
*57
Quar-Feb
First &
98 Vi
85
203
1110
65%
82%
93 Vi
85 '/a
115%
82%
81
: 100%
90
21
93%
60
June-Deo
;_May-Noy
Feb-Aug
1961
s
First
79'A
—
65
71%
April-Oct
1974
For footnotes
5
16
84'%
79%
%
April-Oct
1976
First &
98
79%
93'/a
v
-:■'
75
62
April-Oct
1974
Owens-Illinois
90 Vi
81%
;
■
—
May-Nov
May-Nou
1980
s f
debentures 1977
England Tel & Tel Co—
guaranteed
•
*71
Jan-July
1973
Pacific
no
90
„
60
—
1983_May-Nov
1974—April-Oct
1986
debentures
debentures
debentures
f
Oxford
•.
106
•80
82'A
65
June-Deo
June-Deo
conv
101'/a
82
93%
107
1978
3%s
80
79'/2
2045
Corp 1st 3Vb» 1982
1st mtge 3%s
National Tea Co
143
95
rl05
&
3%s
f
Olin
83 Va
85Va
84
79
85
—
April-Oct
Nashville Chatt & St
Louis 3s ser 1986
Feb-A,ug
Natl CyUnder Gas
5'/as conv debs
1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy
Products 23As debs
1970—June-Dec
3s debentures
Prods
Gas
f
1st
:
83
86
*—
111%
—-
Mar-Sept
llohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad
6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Morris & Essex first
gtd 3Vis 2000
j—June-Dec
Mountain States Tel &
Tel 2%s 1986
May-Nov
3Wss
Distillers
National Steel
general
refunding 4%s
s
1st
89
84%
»*
1976
3yes debentures 1976
National Distillers &
&
Oklahoma
87
29
82%
*78'a
-Jan-July
First
131
[
1970
Central
Natural
s
Ohio
101 Vi
83
—
83
*—
1978
1
trust
debentures
*70
*94
F M A N
mtgo 4Vis series O Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income
43As ser A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge
income 43As ser B Jan 1
2030
5s income
debentures Jan
coll
4'/as series k 1993———MohatVk Power Corp—
mlg
s
1st
82 Vi
101
1011/2 104
—
64
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
118
4
84%
*92%
64
72
97 Vi
96
*72%
58
May-Nov
80
78%
84%
*—
—
74 ;•.
Jan-July
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977————Apr-Oct
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—————
June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
10
99% 100
93
75
70%
71
73
89
82'i
7ay4"
3
cons
First
101%
77
128%
*—
*~
■■
2
70'i
58 Vi
rr—
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s
First
mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
78
101%
99%
89
-
70 %
70 Ve
76
5
75
87'
,
70 Vi
*82%
82
Northern States Power co—
78%
—
69%
85%
10
*97% 101%
101
84'%
65
70%
85%
76
122
80%
79%
13
66%
85%
128 Vi
13
10
65%
84%
*66%
99%
82
80%
1994
mtge 4s
Refunding & improve 4Vis
97%
86%
1st
&
Coll
88
95%
86 Vi
82
100
85 Vi
*93%
Vi
84
80%
Northern
93
83
51%
3s
90%
98%
1
59
58
65
debentures
1978———May-Noy
Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
4s registered 1997
Quar-tfan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
117
83 %
54
53%.
•50%
33',i
4%8
101
3
83%
50
5
1
44
4%s
4
3
54%
52'%
25
3Vis
74%
51%
%
68%
58%
160
3 Vis
46
71
54
52 vi
70%
58
91%'
5
183
4'/is
44
38
7
131
92%
34%
54%
20.
■■}}:
45-%
General
41%
60
53
51%
25'%
Northern
9
1
107 Vi 108
127
32 '/a
22
72 %
100
100
1962
series
1st
5
53
57%
46
60
24
Northern
67%
55
88%
11
58
mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first
gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
60
65
35%
36%
42 vi
1973
General
52%
53
34%
36
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967—Aprll-Oct
5yzs subord income
debs 2033
Jan-July
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization Issues—
1st mtge 4
Vis series B Jan 1 1990
4s
lien
ACum
Is
16
—
(quar)
Mlssouri-K&nsas-Texas
♦
79
75
62
*58 Vi
35 Vi
Co—
AGeneral mortgage 4s Inc
Missouri Kansas &
Bs
73
70
49%
April-Oct
Called
First
77%
72%
Vi
25
62'%
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
General mortgage ' 3 Vis 1983
4%s conv debentures 1972
99
95%
94
April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
General
80
99
69%
75 Vi
44
Niagara
64%
62%
69%
44 vi
Ref
70
82
.
bonds
(June 25)———
Minn St Paul
& Saulte Ste Marie—
First
mortgage 4Vis Inc series A Jan
Nsw
2%
62
60
-
*74y«
85Va
Minneapolis-Moline
'<
22
65
*96%
Jan-Julf
Metropolitan Edison first
mtge 2%s 1974„May-Nop
Michigan Bell Telephone
Co SVis 1988
Aprll-Oct
4%s debentures
1991
June-Deo
Michigan Central RR 4Vis
series C
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first
mtge 3Vis
1969—Mar-Sept
37/es sinking fund
debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s s f debentures
1976
3.10s s f debentures
Feb-Aug
1972
Natl
96 Vi
1%
62 Vi
*77
Feb-Aug
1973
& Scott
Corp—
subord debs 1975
conv
4'As
92%
subord
Merritt-Chapman
40-year
95
123
2
62
n
92%
87
117
93%
*60
101 Va
Prior
10
127
113
52
51 %
Jan-July
mtge 4s ser a 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series a
2019—Jan-July
y Telephone 2%s series d 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series e 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series f 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series h 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series i 1996—Aprll-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4'/2s series j 1991—May-Nov
95%
92 Va
89
135
69
65
71%
vi
24
1st
96
60
60%
&
Term
45%
92
94
189
%
93%
mtge 4 Vis series a 1973
Jan-July
y Power & Light first
intgc 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
y & Putnam first consol
gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
y Susquehanna & Western rr—
n
n
n
95%
89 Vi
45%
64
1st
81 Vi
87
62%
70
93%
1998
gold 3 Vis *2000
West 4s series a
82%
refunding mtge 4s ser a 2007__Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4Vis ser a 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
«
84
92
&
71%
64
First
81 Vi
93
Lack
81
71%
May-Nov
'
79
84
93 Vi
89
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Prior
99 Vi
64%
71
High
80
-.
60 3i
Jan-July
1989
4 Vis
scries
b
1973
y New Ilaven &
Hartford
n
122 Vi
78
'-94
19G8—Mar-Sepl
debs 1972
McKesson & Robbins
3Vis debs
4%s
79
89
*111
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1972
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1968
104
2
135
81
*45%
93 Vi
*96 Vi
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1984
5 Vis
362
78
83
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
2003
H
Co.
Martin Co 5Vis
3y»s
Q
I
90%
79
Harlem
y
n
80 Vi
89
debentures
First
F 2003
subord debs
27/b8 debentures
subord debs 1977
conv
Maine
ser
El
Macy
8s
ser
76 Vi
income
Low
82%
*86
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series a 2043
Mortgage 4s scries b 2043
•
ii3ya
•*95%
Aprll-Oct
-
90
80%
—Mar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
RR—
First & refund
mtge 3%s
First & refund
mtge 2%s
99 v s
84 Vi
92
78
May-Nov
May-Nov
debentures 1963
debentures 1976
33As debentures
1978
Louisville & Nashville
98 Vi
108%
—
61%
April-Oct
Connecting rr 2%s series b 1975
n y
89 Vi
76 Vi
107
93 Vi
n y
Jan. 1
No.
*80
York
4Vis
245
87
*81 Vi
Aprll-Oct
D 1976-June-Deo
3s
96
151%
13
New
Range Shice
Sold
81
*71 va
& Hudson River rr—
1980
Bonds
High
Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series e 1980 -June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series f 1986
AprZZ-Oct
122 Vi
79
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003
May-Nof
ASerles D 4s
contingent Interest 2003
A Series E
May
4Vis contingent
interest 2003
May
ASerles F 5s
coatingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal
Ry 5s ext
1979—Aprll-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s
19G5
Aprll-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f
debs '76_June-Deo
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
4.508 debentures 1976
Lone Star Gas 45/bs
debs 1982
Long Island Lighting Co
3%s
Lorlllard (P) Co 3s
90
;0
87
76 v;
Series A 4s fixed
interest 2003
Series B 4 Vis fixed
Interest 2003
Series O 5s fixed Interest
subord
207
*90
Si ref 5s
stamped 1974
U—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal
Ry—
1st mortgage 5s
extended to 1984
—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N
Y.) —
1st mortgage
4Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol
mtge bds—
3.758
58
104 Vi
Friday's
*__
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
104 Vi
98%
96
—Feb-Aug
1st
91%
y Central
6s
General mortgage 3 Vis 1997
3Vis registered
1997
Lake Shore collateral
gold 3%s
3 Vis
registered 1998
104%
99 Vi
98
June-Deo
June-Tie0
Aprll-Oot
1970
99
87
Mar-Sept
'97
89%
trust
n
93
9b
20
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Collateral
263 %
88
71
119
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
-
88
81
199
Jan-July
—Jan-July
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 33/48 1983
Kings County Eleo Lt & Power
6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
78 Vi
80
88
90%
97 Vi
9934
91 Vi
1961—Jan-Julf
:
7 7'/a
78
99
1979
1961
87
69%
Mar-Sept
1961
unguaranteed
89%
78%
*96
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Michigan
Ry 4s 1990
—Apr-Oct
Power & Light 23As 1976
June-Deo
Kansas City Southern
Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Deo
Kansas City Term
Ry 23As 1974
Apr-Oct
Kar6tadt (Rudolph) 4%fl
debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s
4'/2s
15
Sale Price
Jersey Bell Telephone 3yas 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey junction rr
gtd first 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1974_
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Term 1st
mtge 3%s 1977—May-nou
New York, Central rr
co—
Consolidated 4s series a 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding & Impt 4Vis series a 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series c 2013
April-Oct
86
78'/a
89%
77 3 «
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
New
80
237
Kansas City
Stamped 1961
73
87
hi
Aprti-Oot
Royal Dutch Airlines—
43As
41
O-
Jersey Central Power Si Light
27/«s 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy
KLM
Friday
Interest
High
99
Mar-Sepl
-Jan-July
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
4Vis conv 1982
Low
78!a
*75%
May-Nov
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
26
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
-86
Jan-Jui»
Jan--Jul;9
Feb-Aug
1989
%
*71%
77%
Mar-Sep»
1987_.
series
Sold
High
89
International Harvester
Credit Corp 4%s debs ser
A 1979
May-ivo»
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
8 65s couv
subord debs 1877
Jan-July
International Tel & Tel Corp—
JUNE
Range Since
89
Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs
1972
1st
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st
mortgage 3%s series J 1981
Bonds
74
78
1979
Consol mortgage 33As series C 1974
Consol mortgage 33As series F
1984
1st mtge 3'As series
O 1980
1st mtge 33/eS series H 1989
3%s s 1 debentures 1980
1st mtge 4%s
1st mtge 4'As
Friday's
73
June-Deo
ser
series B
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
ENDED
Week's Banff*
Last
Sale I'ric*
Period
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Interest
80
76 Vi
99%
—
78 Vi
76%
99% 100
88
88
95V2
96 Vi
80
83 Va
83%
85%
76
—
64
4
76%
82%
12
99Ve
106 %
5
12
87
95%
93
104
1959
Volume
Number 5859
189
.
.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
New Pork Slock
Exchange
Period
Bid & Asked
or
Low
Philco
Corporation—
conv
suuord 0dcbs
4%s
1984—
4
Vis
subord
conv
debs
107%
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/us 1996
111%
108
213
93
3
*88
__
guaranteed 4s ser II 1960
Feb-Aug
I 19G3_Feb-Au!7
9753
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964-.il/a2/-Nov
89%
91
76
—
*97%
General
mortgage
series A
5s
1970
June-Dec
91
92
April-Oct
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-Noo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 19G5—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Apn'Z-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1802
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line
3'/as
2%s 1970
debentures
I
s
Potomac Electric Power
3%s
debs
conv
3s
Co
J a n-July
1983
1!J73_
Public
3s
Service
Electric: &
debentures
105%
1st
debentures
and
45As
98%
•L8
91
97%
91
94
107
170%
87%
-t—
1975
98%
104
5
91%
93
1,471
84
•
:
*85
—
101%
144%
3
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1978
Jan-July
B
1978
C
1978
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Jan-July
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A
debs
Aircraft
5'As
debs
Bt
& Adirond'k
gold 6s
1st
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Mar-Sept
1971
Ry
Louis-Southwestern
4
85
9
115
112%
120%
1997
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r'r
Paper
3s
1st
Line
Air
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3s
72
11
70%
36
73%
82
81
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71
69%
78%
1
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72
86%
79
72
79
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s
1989
April-Oct
3'As B 1971
RR
debentures
debentures
r?
83%
__
4sAs
5s
subord
debs
debentures
Bears
Bervice
Pipe
Bhamrock
5'As
Bhell
Union
Sinclair
Line
&
Oil
conv
Oil
Bkelly Oil 2
5'As
4%s
3.20s
79
81%
90
91
1st
88 %
88%
6s
—
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99%
42
99
98%
98%
29
98
103% 103%
101
101%
234
Southern
Indiana
First 4'As
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86
88%
97
112
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132%
84%
—
.
--
V,
119%
90 %
538
87%
106'A
85
106'A 108%
108
77%
78
1st mtge 3%s
1977
91%
ser
First
mortgage
2%s
mortgage
series E
*71%
19G1
First mtge 5'As series H 1983
Ry first consol gold
1st mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
Bel Tel 23As
3'As
debentures
ASpokane Internl
Standard
Oil
of
5s
debs
11
64
06%
124
141%
125
12
91
92
67
90%
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100
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84
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68
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65
June
22
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65
2
65%
60
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Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
96%
96
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Corp
i
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
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Supply Manufacturing
90
88
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FOR
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ENDED
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85%
94
13
93
98%
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Shares
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5
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5%
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9 Va
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22 Va
3,800
17%
Jan
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Great
•8% Jan
Alabama
Power
7%
1
75
74
77
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100
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92
15
67
65
67
to
98
May
53%
Fob
9%
Jan
13% Mar
4% Mar
9% Mar
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Sale Price
Exchange
5%
Stores
77 •!
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
13
15
50c
10
100
1
Week's
of Trices
Low
•
Southern
50
4.20% preferred—100
Steel Co common
cumulative preferred
Airlines Inc
Alan Wood
Alaska
not
Bale
range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
included in the year's range, r Cash
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
and is intended to include every security
Par
8'A
7%
80'
95'A
—.
84
*82%
106%
78
1
26
19%
4%
50
96%
101%
1
80
96%
RECORD
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
102
80
receivership, or reorganized under Section
companies.
- .
transacted during current week.
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
—
92%
EXCHANGE
Sales
Week's
55
'
*80
April-Ocf
Jan-July
the Bankruptcy
85
92
—
97%
96%
97%
•
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
Act, or securities assumed by such
•Friday's bid ana ask prices; no sales being
AEouds selling flat.
77%
70
12
80
8%
1
110%
100'A
99
—
Included in
98
21%
4%
118
*116
99
Deferred delivery sale not included in the year's
the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
103%
*
Aerojet-General
83'A
89
a
102
Low
Par
Products Inc
100
*82
.May-Nov
_Feb-Aup
Friday
Friday
Wire
Co
Adam Consol Industries Inc
73
98'A
June-Dec
Jan-July
1976_Jan-July
2%s 1976
complete report of the transactions on the American Stocl^:
and ending Friday, June 26. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
STOCKS
Precision
66%
99
'
*96
•
Acme
68
Jan-July
3%s ser A 1981
following extensive list we furnish a
Acme
86
79
68
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As 1971
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s
102
Jan-July
1983
65
*60
'
WEEKLY
whether
84%
84%
79
debentures
income
AMERICAN STOCK
In the
78%
85'A
79
._May-Nov
C 1973.
1982
Wisconsin Electric Power
April
gold 4'As 2013—
first
5s
148
127
124
91%
76
26
64%
64%
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
1983
California
.74
*__
1984
—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
I 3%s conv debs 1975—
May-Woo
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1900
Feb-Aups
Wilson & Co 4%s debs 1978
Jan-July
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
—Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029May
78%
76
129
'
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1994
1996
div first gold 5s
Memphis
Southwestern
81
90
•
79
*84%
4s income
5'As debentures
85
71
75%
127
—
77%
„
•—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
First mortgage 2'As series G
Southern
95'A
76%
89
—
._Jan-July
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
81%
77
18
79%
77%
77%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A *75—Jzme-Dec
1086
1996
2%s series F
98
88
14
77'A
*89%
2003— .Mar-Sept
4s
100% 117%
34
26
78
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
883i
*77%
mtge income
Western Pacific RR Co
Ry 23As 1994
4'As conv 1973_June-Dec
1969
Ban Fran Term
102% 103%
103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
1981
4'As
105%
—
Co—
(Oregon Lines) A
4'As
Gold
88'A
98%
95%
73
subord Income debs
Gen
1
Co—
Pacific
series B 1095
and ref mtge 3'As ser
lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
Gen mtge
108%
101
""
115%
113
115%
Southern Natural Gas Co.
Southern
101'A
24
90
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
—Jan-July
,
debentures
95%
4
98
74
series A Jan 1981
April
4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967-Jan-July
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-Now
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
103%
101%
Jan-July
1985
1907
convertible
1983
4'As
Western
1979—
Southern California Edison
M
ser
1982
Southwest first gtd 5s
mtge
Gen
104%
98%
ApriZ-Oct
f debs 1982
1979
debentures
2%s debentures
3'As
Virginia &
Marchant—
debentures
23As
S8»A
84%
:
81
96'A
*77
Wabash RR Co—
99%
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
June-Dec
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
87%127%
113%
85
...
83
*97'A
•
85'A
80-
—
—
99%
1982
debentures 1971:
debs
74%
i~2-
*__
88'A
85
108%
87%
117'A 122
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73%
100%
81'A
81
122
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
A 1947
<82
(■'
'
debentures
subord
conv
8
78
—...
First lien
—
*88%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
J an-July
f debs 1983— Feb-Aup
s
s
& ref
99%
June-Dec
April-Oct
Oil 2'As
ApriZ-Oct
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
lis debentures 1965
Jan-July
Bmith-Corona
1st
117%
99%
Gas Corp—
subord
1.55%
94
101%
263
*90
June-Deo
1977
Co
85%
*79
—
Mar-Sept
1977
1982
Roebuck &
V
Virginian Ry 3s
1972
82 Va
—
Corp
*98% 101
105% 109%
108%
May-Nov
1980
1974
debentures
82 Va
4'As conv
83
78'A
7
*82%
*95% 100
——
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
45As
97%
*87'A
3'As conv
Co—
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'As 1966
3s
Vanadium
Ry—
series B
92%
:> 81%
of America—
.June-Dec
subord debentures 1969
.Mar-Sept
subord debs 1976
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
_Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975.Mar-Sept
3s series l-1 1978
.Mar -Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
-June-Dec
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981.April-Ocf
3'As
J
77%
80
86%
Mar-Nov
•
3%s
76%
81
Bcovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
Beaboard
50
*73%
fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
8 A3'As assented series A 1951
June-Dec
SAG'As sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§A3'As assented series C 1951
June-Dec
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Jan-July
80
78%
80
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
conv
70'A
•*"
71%
'
—■■■■:
Jan-July
May
Bcloto V & New England
Bcott
92%
92 %
.
May-Not?
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot
87ya
92 'A
•
45
*100%
Jan-July
§A3'As assented series
84
88
5A6'As sinking
90
86%
80
75
76
*71
Mar-Sept
Jan 2006
certificates
bond
4s
'
*86
—
90%
92
78%
88
Steel Works Corp—
§ A 6 'A's debs series A
133
24
82'
—-:
87'A
82 Va
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1983
90%
'
1980
A
85%
119%
4s debs
84%
89
2
89
*82 'A
92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Noo
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1967
debentures
United States Steel
157
117
85
—
1996_Jan-July
Co—
A
B
debs ser
208
112% 114%
April-Oct
series
4s
income
First
94%
117
__
June-Dec
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
mtge
A5s
1977
1st gold 5s
mortgage 4s series
1st
124
117
117%
Jan-July
1990
Francisco
Louis-San
ASecond
94
92%
L-mt.
„
99%
92%
1
—
United
Mar-Sept
1977
debs
conv
Baguenay Power 3s series A
Bt Lawrence
Second
*
Corp—
conv
6'As
McBee
123%
April-Oct
1983
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Royal
<
•-
96
—
*92%
*92%
-i
25/as
& Electric
Rochester Gas
Rohr
*96
;
—
.
Corp—
subord
Conv
■
•t
series
4%s
194
193% 193%
—
.
—
.
4'/2s series
5'As series
Richfield
226
194
—
t
5 A Consol
4'As
226
•
87'/a
81%
-
*78'A
;
87 %
Missouri 3388 1971—May-Nov
2:,As 1970
1st mtge & coll tr 3°/aS 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll tr 3:)As 1975
43As s f debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
93%
'
83
10
-
84
89
Jan-July
United Gas Corp
h
!i A Direct mtge 6s
Debt
92
57'
84
—'
93
86%
91%
128
133
■.
87%
22
91a
'14
Electric Co of
90
83%
*81%
92
90
92%
83%
98'/a
95 %
—
'
and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures 1968
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 27As 1980
June-Dec
1st mtge
3'As 1982
May-Nov
Union Oil of California 23As debs 1970
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 27As debenture.9 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23As 1966—ApriZ-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
77%
91%
,
96%
*90
102
96
*89
First mortgage
77%
"
98 'A
?
*—
Products 4%s debs 1982^
—'Feb-Aup
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union
80%
'
Thompson
89
87
99%
86%
;;
99
'
.
87%
*—
-
Jan-July
1964
87%
:
'
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980—.June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_Ma?/-Nov
Reynolds (R J1 Toliacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
§ A Direct
119
82%
3
77%
12
110
••
•
83
*—
—
Mar-Sept
.
debs
92%
__
83
April-Oct
debentures
Mfg Co 3%s
104%
28
18
*—
*163%
.
Radio
Rheem
81
4
39
•:
90%
June-Dec
1977
81
79
——
94%
1972
2%s
Oats
89%
81
163%t
93%
*88'/a
.
100
87%
'
;
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;•
.
_May-No»
1975
debentures
Quaker
w—
99%
..
3%s 1968_Jau-July
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983- April-Oct
debentures
81..
93%
I
5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-How
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Juue-Dec
3%s
--iij
—
104% 105%
r
-
and
3%s
—
95%
4
92%
_
First and refunding mortgage
First and refunding mortgage
First
■
92%
84
82
97%
2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Moy-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—,
*
■
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1074
Ju?ie-Dec
Co—
Gas
1963
*
—
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
_—
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981-
*85
v
'lr *—
-
—
1
80%
_Mar-Sept
84%
86%
78%
79%
~
"105
98-
82
*97
Refund and impt
93%
92%
80%
123
108
137
99
High
Low
37
112%
98
-Jan-July
Louis—
series O 2019
Terminal RR Assn of St
Refund and hnpt M 4s
96
92
——
100
100
—
ApriZ-Oct
93
—
93% '
92%
Mar-Sept
1986—
91%
72%
•
*92
100
88
69%
69%
*93'A
.
87%
1
89%
69 %
t :
94
10
92
*87%
*
—
108
Chemical 37As debs 1973
._Jan-July
Oil Corp 27As debentures 1966— ,_J an-July
Superior Oil. Co 83As debs 1981
-May -Nov
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
.Jan-July
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
May-Noo
■2%s debentures 1973
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
_May-Nov
.Jan-July
1971-
Jan. 1
'
No.
99
&nce
Range
Sold
High
Sunray
97%
97%
—
Bid & Asked
-109'A
April-Oct
Stauffer
98%
97%
——
1982— .April-Ocf
(N ST) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
120%
105%
'«*,*•
(Indiana) 3'As conv
debentures 1983
2%s
—
*97%
—
'
__
Sale Price
Low
Standard Oil
96
76
91
*72%
Period
Bondi
Friday's
or
Last
Stock Exchange
Standard Oil
114
93
539
108% 111%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
High
103%
106
93
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
Low
No.
High
New York
Jan. 1
4'As
Apr-Oct
.
Phiinps mroieum 2%s debentures 1964
Range Since
Sold
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
v
JUNE 26
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Interest
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Friday
31
(2915)
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141
87%.
33
85%
33
7
"%
141
87%
34%
~7 Va
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
t
i
13% Jan
3,500
40
200
3,100
2,800
%
Jan
131
Jan
85
'A May
23% Jan
78
Jan
6% Jan
1
High,
,
19
1%
ii
Jun
Jan
144% May
91 Va
Apr
35% Mar
85
8%
Mar
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2916)
.
.
Monday, Jane 29,
.
1959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchang©
Sales
RANGE
Bang©
Shares
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Low
High
dep rets Amer shar«s
Algom-^Uranium Mines Ltd—
45
X
All American
5%%
12
12%
4,700
14%
16
5,800
11% Jan
53
1,200
850
1
7%
6%
44%
8%
18,700
20
;
Inc
46
————1
47
77
1-%
210
16%
15%
16%
40
40
40
4,800
33
1
.9'.i
>3%
31,300
30
Apr
50% Jun
15%
1734
53,500
10%
Jan
17%
Jun
Central Securities Corp common—.—1
4%
4%
500
4% Jun
4%
Feb
3%
4 3%
3%
4,700
a/.
%
lit
6,000
36
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
31
'
Feb
37
5
21 %
22 %
2,500
8%
9%
1,200
8% May
6% Jan
7%
14%
7%
7%
6,900
6%
6%
200
Jan
8
18%
24%
85,200
13 Ta
Jun
24%
89%
91
420
89%
Jun
33%
35.%
8,900
31%
Apr
41 Vb
61%
58
64%
25,100
40% Jan
68%
—100
92
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
13%
16%
31
"inii
92
16 Va
warrants
30%
i
10%
.—4
12%
2.50
23%
40o
preferred
lft
5%
I
y200
Jun
100
21
21
Jan
2,600
5%
Feb
6% Mar
24%
1,900
20,200
22
Jun
1%
1
,3%
2%
it
Co
12%
3%
3%
2%
13%
2%
•
Club
Aluminum
Feb
Coastal
12
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
28%
29%
Farm'
8%
Apr
Colon
Co
Jan
5y«
Jan
Colonial
2%
75
21%
3%
30
Jan
Jun
—•
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
103
lOo
104
2%
.
2%
•
3
59
60%
110
102
10,600
Jun
Bp
2%
2%
2%
3,900
13%
12%
13 %
11,700
3%
3%
3%
13,200
3
15%
14%
15%
23,800
!)%
lOo
com
6 Vb
Jun
1
Inc
64
-•Vtc
ext
to
Stone
19%
1
21%
4,200
15% Feb
6V4
7%
10,700
3% Jan
4%
47%
4%.
3
Jun
19%
4%
2,100
.7
1
Jan
15%
47%
47%
3%
100
35
Continental
26% Apr
7% Mar
Jan
5
Jan
Industries
Continental
50% May
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
jk
Class
A.
Baker
,
—X
,
Industries
Inc
Brothers
Class
Benrus
Co
11% Jan
41% Mar
13% Mar
.12%
12%
13
44%
43%
44%
.18
Amer dep rets
6,100
50
63 b
12%
*14,500
18%
1,600
36
37
2,200
97%
97%
20%
23
14
13%
14
20o
700
2%
5%
7%
5%
2%
5 Tb
6%
7%
•
117% 117%
*
2
200
A
2%
38%
8,000
.—SI
J
7%
7%
718
—1
—f—1
1
B—.
45%
Jun
22% May
9
7
610
1
common
May
5%
16%
Apr
3Va
Feb
Jan
Jun
7% Apr
9% Mar
6%! Jan
63
Jan
Jun
36%
Jun
Feb
34
126
Apr
41% May
2fi{ Jun
3i7„
46
7-fir Mar
Jun
Jan
8 fg
7% Mar
Jan
Feb
8A
Jan
41%
Jan
13%
7,900
12%
38%
2,200
29
7%
7,200
9%
10%
2,500
9
15%
17
\
6,600
8%
9%
2,000
7%
85 b
2,500
9
11
10
9
1
6],V May
7%
16%
3
11%
9 5a
3
3%
200
1,500
1,900
Jun
8% Jan
Davenport
Hosiery
8%
Jan
3% May
14% Jun.
7% Jan
IVa Jan
10
10% May
4%
D.
C.
A
Aviation Inc
California Electric Power common
$3.00 preferred
12 %
Feb
8%
Apr
Apr
12%
Jan
Jan
8 ib
9ya
Jun
Feb
%
3%
.'"f
12,900
3%
19%
19
3%
50
58%
19%
58 %
48
48
Apr
4 Va Mar
% Jan
2%
Jan
6%
Jan
•
common
6,100
% Feb
4% Mar
10% Mar
Mfg class
debentures-
8%
Productions
Detroit
Gasket
see
page
35.
19
Feb
Jun
*
5% Mar
23% Jan
58
Apr
61%
Jan
Apr
52
Jan
55% Jan
57%
50
3%
900
3%
300
36%
Apr
Feb
20,600
7%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
48
38
7&
3638
50
b
7 fir
33%
2154 Feb
Jan
2054
Feb-
16% May
1354
1,400
13%
Jun
16% Mar
19
Jun
20'
10U
/vi-.
9%
19
1,900
4%
35b•
354
65,300
18,000
-
4954
195b.
'.'*■17%''
13Tn
,..500
Jan
12 Va
Jun
954
650
~2%
16,400
38%. 45 f',
1,930
36,400
Jan
20% May
9 V* Jun
Feb
3854
2,100
15% Jan
Feb
46- ^
354 May
754 May./.
5
.
Jan
12Va-May
1754
„* *154
154
6(554
v
% 75b Mar
100
,354
9%
4254
354 Jun
-3% Mar
Jun
.1,200
-35b
-
Apr
Jan
4654
46,300
RVb.8%'11354
14%,
p
38% 3854
•
Apr
I0V* May
Jan
54
2
-
Apr
,
Apr 5
154
Jun^
19% Jan
27* Jan
Jun
45
29
5b
'-••"(■•
Jun
Jan
A—4
9
Jun
s
Ts Jan
Feb
12
Apr
9%Mar
13
Vb
'554
13
554
13%
654
13%
13%
13%
28%
29'/."
-1
654
'
10c
preferred
Co
33%
100
33
Jun
ifo
415
53,000
3
Mar
4
8,100
A
.'-200
«% Mar
167b
Apr
29%
Jun-'
55b
Jan
7% May
2,100
3l«
Jun
4A J»n
3354
20c
125b
50c
125b
Jan
1.100
3% ' 31/2
3554 36%
14154 141%
-"3V2':V'
-100
Inc—
1254
,'1,900
29
3T
Jan
20
128
May
10,800
1454 7
14%
100
1658-17 7a
T
35 b
Ltd
—;_25c
3
•
May
Feb
13% Jun
lib
20%
20%
4% Mar
387a
147
Feb
297/a Mar
Jan
15 54
254
Jan
454 P'eb
-1754 May
154 Jun
23,400
dep rets ord reg—-—6s 8d
(The) Corp
1
Specialty Stores
——lc
35b
Steel
Ltd—
ord
Chemical
10
16-»/4
2
1,000
15b
-'95b
„
10
6,300
:
-*
—"... **
stock—_•
Co
200
lib
•
1%
.———2%
Co Ltd-—_——
&• Coal
&
20 V*
Ltd-^—-*
'
24
:
20%
Apr
154 Feb
24
600
24%
3
954 Juh
215 4 May
1954 May
-
26
Mar
21 ia
600
18%
6,500
15
Jan
18% Mar
400
10
Jan
12% Mar
237/«
"
lfTb
xllibxllib
il5'a 11%
2.800
11%
Jun
100
-
35 >2
1
10 /
1
Dow
7%
•
—
Co
DuMont
(Allen
Common
—-—
Co—.—
Co—.——
Harris
new
B)
13%
V'.
>t
'
3454
Jau
'
/15%
I
45% r
6
19
-Apr
•
Jan
'■
Apr
77a
Apr
I
405b
17,200
14,5 b
9.800
Apr
41
19
■
Jan
33% Feb
9% Mar
4.*-
4'%
15 Va
Juri
75
Apr
60
Jan
700
45
Jun
.5354 Jan
11,900
6
Jan
97/a May
'
4554
•
"46
5
38
Feb
Mar
75b
854
3%
1
3
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Durham
Hosiery class B
3
10s
Co
a
?
,
6%
7
3%
2,800
A
55b
6%
1
common
754
3.600
4
A';May
8
Jun
May
3%
Jan
654
200
Jan
-8V4 Feb
"
Test
Corp
Dnval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
-'2454
1
.
31
t(r,
954
E
"25
:
450
23
Jan
•732%Mar
30 V.
32
600
2554
Jan
39% Mar
'far
10
17.700
454
Jan
1254 'Apr
1
*
Eastern
Malleable Iron—
——25
Eastern States Corp common—
1
$7 preferred series A__
—*
$6
Edo
5% May
preferred
series
Corporation class
Elder
Mines
:
Laboratories—
(The)
Jan
May
10% Mar
*
Apr
3834 Apr
9% May
28,100
i
2954
V l?5b
-
1,600
75b
■■
'"27%
28%'
1
■
35 ib
95r -10%
65b
•.
*
16
.-10
common
Jan '<
'
Douglas
Oil Company
Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Jan
1734
32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp
Feb
^Feb ?
13%
-
preferred
Power
-
3% Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan'
%0 54
48 ib
Textile -Co Ltd—.——_—
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
common
7.50
Driver
Jun
Ltd—
Dominion
$2,
Jun
Jun
900
1A
Jan
9 54
2,725
-
54
16%
2,400
35 b
18
1754
1A
-
15%
3'/2
18
1
11
•
5
common
—:
Petroleum
Dominion Bridge
DUro
18% May "•
3,000
American
Duke
Jun
May
.
—35
16%'>
Oils
••••
4
1154 May
1534 Jan ;
^
1
'
13
3,300
1,650
65b
3%
Manufacturing'—__1
&
Devon-Palmer
6'
"
"4
Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc___1
Development Corp of America—
$1.25
■
28%"
2,50
•
60% Mar
38
mi —
412
A
Duraloy
50
.
footnotes
2%
Jun
57%
318
5
1
12,300
25%
37%
1
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums
Ltd vtc_l
For
3%
50
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
6%%
1
3%
60
$2.50 preferred
cumulative preferred
Calvan Consol oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
6%
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
10c
Jan
7
——
Dennlson
Dominion
Jan
6,700
19%
2.50
:
Dejay Stores
Desilu
Dominion Tar
13 %
26%
Jun
1454
%o
Mills——
common
Jan
17%
26%
1454 Feb
'
Transit System Inc—
Class
Jun
21
2% Jan
14% Apr
26%
Jun "
200
%v:46%
9'/4
50c
Brothers Inc———
Day Mines Inc—
Dayton Rubber Co class A_
Dome
10%
•
8%
—*
Davidson
American
Calif Eastern
22
12 Vb
5,200
—.—2.50
'
D
.
Dunlop Rubber Co
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
TV2 Apr.
.
900
.58% >
,19%
1
Diversified
1,400
9
8% Jan
-
Jan
454
Daitch Crystal Dairies (new com)—50c
Davega Stores Corp common
2,50
:5%. preferred—
-20
Dlversey
1,100
8%
(Md)—
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc
Curtis Manufacturing Co Class
Feb
10%
9
•
Jun
Jan
175ii
4
—-1
$1.12 preferred—
_1
Cuban American Oil Co
Tobacco
Coi——-
Jan
16%
1,500
5,500
.8%
4954
-—-I
Cuban
Jun
10%
3%
13
Mar1.
19,<
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—:——•
8%
15%
%
Jan-.
65-B
■■
-7/
10 Va Mar
227a Mar.,
en/a Mar
..
20%
354
15%
10%
.
>654
<
.6,000
■
Jun
,
13%
213 5'a
39%
15%
ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %o
15
2,300
s*
23% Apr
10% Mar
•
Jun/r
17
.13%;
-3
Jun
1
Corp
(The) Company
i
700
«•
•8% Mar
18%
.
/
2%. Apr
Jun
254 Jan
7% Jan;-_
,
1,800
IVo-
*
20%
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic—-•
Drug Co common
25c
Mar
71/4
2.50
Buffalo-Eclipse
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets
754
10%' Jan
6%i Jan
-
1954 Mar,
,
37,800
V.
--
,i
13%
17%
5
Co
Jan
Apr
12%
1254
Crown
Distillers
54,800
12%
10
1,
Inc—+—,5W
Crown Central Petroleum
,
25%
3
26%
Detroit
37%
50c
.
industries
13% Mar
12% Jun
19% May
43% Feb
27
1%
13%
7%
5%
12.600
■
n-8 '4
-.,
ie/.>65a •.-7
May
Jan
•
Carrier
Mar
1
24-% Apr
...
Apr
20% May
9% Jan
38
1
60c convertible
preferred
7
4.-i^,8
5m
•
"1,400
■,
95B
J
6%
.
1%'Mar
i 40-
Jan
Mar
24%
Feb
3,100
•
B
6% serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
Jan
May
100
37
10
class
Jan
4
6,200
-
15%-.16.,,
•
non-voting
-
Co
S F Company
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan
10%
16
Jan
100
7{J
71 f!
£1
reg
Distillers
96
15,100
36%
Mar
■
:
100
lVa
_
/
..17
Feb
>
1,100
86,400 /
6%
y
9.Vb
:.y<
v
.
Jan
.
39
2%
38%
£1
Ltd—
Jan
C% Apr
15% Apr
35% Jun
15,500
4,300
_•
Co
4%
1
30%'Jan
1
26
Jan
1,000
I
>
preferred
Ltd
60
8.200
2%
1
Jan
5%
18% Mar
1,400
9%
Feb
10%
3,900
6%
18
•
dep rets ord
Company
Hill
18%
7r'b
6%
ord—•
Power
Petroleum
Rubber
2,700
19%
11%
ord reg
Columbia
British
Brown Forman
400
7%
22
Co_
4,300
12,700
19%
7%
1.50
new
dep rets ord bearer
Mills
17%
1
British
Bunker
24% Mar
2Va Jan
18%
36%
97%
preferred-100
when issued
Brack
17% Jan
1% Apr
8% Jun
3% Jan
6% Jan
*
Manufacturing Co
4%
13%
2,300
10,600
1
Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
Brown
2,900
1%
1
<-•
Jan
9% May
22%
"4
<
5
Apr
1%
15
j
Gas
voting
B
Creole- Petroleum
Crowell-Colliei Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co.
Jan
Jun
1%
19
1,500
'.
654 Mar
.
Jun;':, i
;,225e
Courtaulds Ltd—.
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Mar.
2 fe
22%
1
Britalta
Amer
4%
'*
25
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr
Breeze Corp
Brown
7
12
7%<
20 ib
10%
Inc
5%% prior cumulative
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Amer
4%
Jun
4% Apr
7%
18%
20%
~3%
50o
(S) Si Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Bohack (H C) Co common
New
200
4%
7.%
?:
3
Bridgeport
-03,'H
;8
1954 Jun
,454-Mar1
1
18 >
"2,500
.
45B.. .5 :%
1554
,
~
12% Feb
24% Jun
; -M.boo
2
20% -21
'5
;
Apr
5 1T4
.1,800
.■'rrvH .-.7%v
1
——
3%
Blumenthal
Brillo
Jun
.14%
1
Inc
In
116
1
.
8
Bourjols
5,300
BOo
.
Watch
Blauner
Jan
W.r
Jan
%' Jun
19y0
3ya Jan
7.50
of Canada
Instrument Corp
Bickford's
42
3,800
3
1
Telephone
Belock
Feb
Jan
4%
1%
1
3H
A
81.oe Corp
11%
3%
3%
•
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bell
19
1
Bearings Inc
(A 8'
16
42%
18%
Jun
Jan
Ltd—
A
Crane
Barry Controls Inc class B
Incorporated
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
Beck
15
800
33
19
BOo
Corp
convertible
17,450
35%
7%
—-
,
Basic
6%
15,900
1
•—it
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barker
8%
1
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp—
Banco de Ios Andes—
American shares
Banff Oil Ltcf .
■7%
8%
1954 May
10% Apr
/12% Apr
.
!
5% "Jan
•
14,800
""t 200
5;,4
j6%"»s'..i'<-..-5%
Inc—
5
Corroon & Reynolds common———1
$1 preferred class A
<.
•
Cott
Bdvcrage Corp
-—150
Gas-
29% Mar
j
Jan
Jan-'
400
" Feb
"7
.
2%
12,-700
•
51Tb Mar
Jan
/, Jan
554
Jun
'•/'r 6% 'Mar .i
'-Z.
20%%
•
Coro
St
4
20
Class
B
.■
■'71
.
7
fl%Vv;..4..1%;.vls;8-
_10o.
Co
May
38% Mar
Jan
Jun
'•
195s
5,900
8%::. 9
—'5%
—10c
Corp—
Varnish
5
10,200
6,400
25
20 .f2Xi
225s 23 '
/
"23% T,"
■'/:/
%9
1.25
Class
Bailey & Selburn Oil
.
1
Inc__;
Materials
&
Paint
16% Jan
140
-
•
* ."25
"2P%
10c
Incr—
1U Jan
Jan
245© Jan
2»/4 Jan
'■
1,200
85 J
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V/hS V:f
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:20c
Inc„
9,600.
14.000
27%*"
>*•
—
"
Lines
Apr /■'•
'fiTb Mar.
Jan
33%
'
•
2Q.500
'
;5%-y-;,5 %"
5%
:i% : ;.. :-i.% / .1%:
14To i yh«14 5 0; -t 15. V*
50c
Cook
Mar
11%
108
95 s
'4!.-"
1
:—
Petroleum Corp—
Electric Corp—
Air
^
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r
Inc
•
;
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;
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70
Jun
'
Co—.—•
Co—
55b
'
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,7'b
Continental -Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
:—-1
4%
Jan
15 8
i
700
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Diesel
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/
Jan
Apr'-
V
-
2954 May
11% Mar
-32;/v Apr, 1
Jan
;,.V Feb
6%
\
4,200
•38'b
39% >
-
•
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May
100
Mar.•
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;
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9% Feb
■
5
-
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Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
—10
Jan
il4%
/95
Jan
26%
'14(600
l28 % 131
,v
_
__10c
Mar
20
130 ify
———*
Containers
Cuban
Consol
Apr
May
-14%- i'r-"T3
;
1
Co..
vtc„_
Consolidated Sun. Ray
12%
—
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Ayshire Collieries Corp
3%
52
»*'■•• •:
554. Mar
73% May
: Jun
14%
—10
1
^
Equipment
&
24.. Mar
i-j.
Jan
;-77
.
,
' 1,800,
:
Manufacturing—4
.
Oonsol
106% Jan
1% Jan
Jan
2% May
400
10 pesos
Atlas
Apr
" *125
•
.
23% Apr
11% Apr
Jan
6T
28%
,100
9%" ,:
.'.1.200
-
-
1
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participating
I*"
rp /
49
—1
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Sand
754 Mar
-6% Jnn
2% Jan
2354
—1
Community Publie -Service———10
Shoe Machinery—
Apr
15%
Jan
Oil
Jan
'
Feb
■'./; H Jan
Jan
/ 14%
,
—lc
Products
Feb
2% Jan
49,200
15,900
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•"
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Caribbean Oils
3%
3,100
2,400
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:—2.50
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Clayton & Lambert
Clopay Corporation
7A
1
America
19.600
39,200
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——
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Cockshutt
Inc
>18 %
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Corp
—lOo
Controller
2
Jun
America
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Claussner Hosiery Co
13% May
29% Mar
1% ./13 b
23%
-
17%- Jan
/ v.;; 6Ta Jan ;/■/
10
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
11 Ya May
3,400
£1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Clark
33% May
13,700
:,9%
69J/a^G9%- - '
-79">t-.
pfd——100
Oil
Cinerama
Feb
10%
of
'/ 108%
Jun
,
53a
.
Inc' common—-—2
.
r
Jan
22% Mar
11% Feb /
65% Apr
.-i
Consolidated
Chromalloy
Jan
Jan
32%
x23%
Chief
May
11%
Co
Co
Oil
Christiana
Jan
90
9,700
Ligb| 4%
Cherry-Burrcll Corp
—I——'—5
Chesebrough-Pond's
Ipc
10
Chicago Rivet & Maclilne
—4
Apr
12%
9%
12
Industries—
dep rets reg
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp„.
Chamberlin
99% Mar
33 %
—5
Aro Equipment
Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
(9V«
v'
;—100
preference
Charter
Jun
90%
9%
&
Investors
Convertible
Mar
21%
1
of
Jan
Power
Jun
fa Mar
...
I
135b
.
Jan
4-?s
,
900
300
May
2% Feb
V
Co—
preferred———.a
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1% Jan
22% Jun
11% Feb
H Jan
Power
.300
,
.'3% ; ,3T»
22%
—
Century Electric Co_—i——'---10 -.}
Apr
3%
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3,50%
Mar
Jun
Central
Corp
Corp-i———
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57!!
7%
16
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-
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.
.
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X
22 Yh
,
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9
Instruments
Central
•
.
54% Feb
•v
110 *
Jan
SVe Mar
•
Apr tv
9Y«
Apr
.
Apr
27%
2,200
20-%» 20^8
1
.4%
31%
4.75
A
5%,,
•»7%
-7%
--1
America
17%
May
45% Feb
l/a
10%
.
400
57%
-5%
Central
Cenco
45
Jan
:
/
550
102%
■20%
1
preferred
Audio Devices
of
Corp
.56
101
-
,
1,500
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,
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.
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',11% Mar
;
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.
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& Co——
50 %
38% Jan
38
2
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100
l',200
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Gas
Products
Castle
1038
200
.
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25
Chemical & Film Corp
20c
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&
Casco
-
28% ^
-
101
9,800
2.40
Associated Oil
dep rets B ord
(J W) CO——i-
Jan
•"
9%
5
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
Arkansas Power &
'.'V 11%
—.
American
Jun
,v.
"
13%
1%
13»
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.
5-50
—
31%
A
Stores
-6c
9
5
shares
Associated Food
Minerals—
Carnation Co
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Carreras Ltd—
^
^
1 %
5
'
4,500
*
.
31%
preferred
Ltd"—•
Associated Laundries
Williston
31%
-9%
Products
Electric
13%
43
Angostura-Wupperrnan
American
13%
Jan
2,900
1
\. ; High
28 %
7,500
45 %
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Associated
i-At
7%
43
Writing Paper
Convertible
1%
pfd—10
10% Jun
100
7%
partic
Jan. 1
Low
313.
1%
Oils Ltd-
&
Range Since
;
High
31%
'4
V'*
Ltd
Carter
.Shares
10c
44%
•
Del—2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.72%
Ltd
Canadian
May
19% May
40% May
Jan
»
Low
*
Petiofina
Feb
for Week
of Prices
1
Marconi
Northwest Mines
51
Jan
43% Jun
11% Jan
9,600
Ltd
Canal-Randolph
Corp
--1
Capital City Products—-5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
1
May
86
Co
Canadian
17% Mar
Jun
Dock
Capadian
Can
11% May
65% Mar
14 Va
&
20o
Photocopy Equip Co
American
Seal-Kap
Corp
of
Armour & Co
Jan
50
79%
American
Mines
3%
Dredge
Sales
Range
Last
Canadian Homestead Oils
9% May
9% Apr
5% Jun
5% Mar
Feb
3% Jan
500
77%
Meter Co
*
American Natural Gas Co 6%
pfd—25
American Petrofina Inc class A——1
"A"
2,900
6,100
79%
Corp
Oil Co class
7
8% Jan
36 V* Feb
8% Feb
American
Lead
5%
10%
100
5%
6% Feb
23,200
14%
Laundry Machine
20
American Manufacturing Co———25
Post
1,200
Jun
52i/2
12'A
American
Anacon
Apr
5
10%
Corp
Book Co
American Electronics
Amurex
Jun
17%
8%
5
_1
American
Anchor
49
14 *8
8%
4%
4%
5
Aluminum Co of America—
American Thread
34% Jan
2,800
9
.It
Allied Control Co Inc
American
1.200
15%
;
8%
8%
preferred
$3.75 preferred
American Beverage
46
14%
8%
Pictures Corp—
convertible
Allied Paper
Ale co Inc
15
-IOC
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
i
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Canadian
Amer
'
26
STOCKS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
Alfemene Kunstzljd© N V—
Allied A-tists
JUNE
for Week
of Prices
Sal© Price
Par
Limited
B—
A
45
46
36;
375
500
3054
—1
Jan
160
13'"
12%
1,200
1A
18,100'
189% Feb
.
,177
Jan
125b
•
1%
Feb
18%-Mar
Jun
'
Jan
Feb
41% Feb
Jan
175
—•
—1
51
401/2'Jun
"1,900
-
2% Jun
!
■
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(2917)
Number 5859
189
Volume
.
.
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
STOCKS
•
Par
Electronics
Cory—-.z
pfd
—
12
Esquire; Inc
1——1
Eureka-Corporation Ltd
Eureka-Pipe Line
10%
1%
1V4
29%:
48 Vb
7/i-^
.1
:1
".A
9%
*
Jah
33% May
104
40Tb
4,800
:.
11'!.
500
101'4
1,000
Feb
1114a
Jan
lb Mar
6
Jari
74b
Jun
•
Apr
604b Mar
•*
7'/a
71-4
1044 JUn
IF
16
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Jun
3'
150
114b
Jun
45,300
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9%
7
,
700
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r
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Fajardcr- Eastern Sugar Associates—
Gommon. shs of beneficial int
; ; :
25c
—1
^
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non-voting*—
A
Ctosa
Class B voting .*—*
Ltd —
:
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10,400
6^.
Feb
7%
Jah
Jun
6
4,200 '
6% May
6,500
9% Jan
124b
IU4
18,700
844 Jan
124 b Mar
6:i
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;
12%
13%
16%*
17%
600 "
Apr
134b
Feb
20
Apr
11% Jan
11%
8,800
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187T4 201
.
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9%
Jan
-
-fe- ~4%.
41
'
4'f a
610
42
1%
3,100
•*;
V
-
4,150
-
Jan
Co
Power
preferred
5%:
Co——*
__—
lA
General Alloys Co———
.1 ;
General Builders Corp common—1—-1
3%
4%
4%
=
.
200
107
Corp
—•
—
3 'it
4%,
5%
5%
107
3
5,000-
22%
2014
1%
——----*
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234b
Apr
284b Jun
17% Jan
4,500
3.400
18%
7." 4
12,900
Grand-Rapids Varnjsh
I
93
■
93«ir.
(•
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6,100
:
11%.
800
.'
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14%
■
i4T«
,
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6,500
21%
32 %
31 %
32%
9%
9%
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Apr
Jun
I II
8.900
47%
19,800
71V'
7
7%
19%
v;
;
•
1Tb
Corp
'*•1% Jun
10
r—-10
f
6%
56%
''
'
8%
preferred
Jan
7
,.26
4 Jun
3% Jun
11% Jan
I8V2 Jah
134b
*
Inc-
Horiv &
5%
Hardart
preferred
13'A
Apr
.^-.—
204b
600
17
Jan
21%
400
2044 Jan
23%
124b
2,400
7'A
Jan
13% Mar
14
14
14
12%
6
Feb
Jan
Jan
12
544
Jan
%
May
Jun
5,100
14%
Jan
•
8,200
2%
244
3
1,100
1,600
644
644
7
400
2%
/
Apr
Apr
1444 Mar
3% Mar
Mar
:
31
.
Jan
34
11% Mar
Jun
74% Mar
34b Jan
644 Mar
4%
Jan
Jan
9% May
10'A Apr
GOO
5
700
1 % May
2% Feb
3%
8
100
-..44
45
37
45
94%
96
6,700
1,800
48%
r*
•
6
8%
54b
6%
12%
13%
3%
100
Mar
Jun
75
Jan
8%
14%
4%
Jan
644 Mar
5%
Jan
12 % May
8Tb
Jan
17% May
14 %'
6Tb
,C4i
Jan
2,400
11%
Feb
3%
2,000
244 Jan
2,100
15
5,400
8%. Jun
74b Jan
3%
24b
Jan
Jun
18% Mar
4%
Apr
104b
Apr
15% May
344 May
Corp.*
Middle States Petroleum
Micromatic
Hone
Corp $1 conv
Midland Oil
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum
Corp of
Jan
Muntz
14%
Jun
21%
Jan
35%
2.50
5
34%
35%
1,300
974V
97%
11%
12
5744^
8%
Inc
:
1
Industrial
Hardvarc Mfg Co
50c
Industrial
Plywood
25c
Inc
Co of North America
page
35.
5
10
Mar
33
'
56
84V
900
97 44
TV
Jan
Jun
102%
Feb
10% Mar
91
Apr
400
56
Jun
68%
Jan
7
Apr
104 b
Juii
Napco
3.800
10 %
Feb
20'A Mar
National Alfalfa
700
22%
Jan
35% May
Jun
National Electric
-
—
Mfg
&
45%
300
42
Jun
47
Jun
National
42 Vo
8,100
39Tb
Jun
,48
Jan
National Petroleum
14
300
134b
Apr
'14%
Feb
8%
Feb
7Tb
7%
200
'
560
7%
Jan
79%
Jun
14
Jan
90
Feb
83
16%
17%
54b
5%
1,600
344
Jan
7%
124%
7%
*7%
10,000
3%
Jan
7'A May
9% Mar
Jun
147% Mar
119
125
3,400
4,800
117
23%
Apr
18%
Jun
22% May
284 b
304 b
4,600
30,200
15%
16%
104b
1144
244b Mar
25%
55%
5944
70
71
744
74b
8%
3,250
1,200
1%
3744
224b
23%
25%
3%
134b
ia% Mar
26% May
65% Feb
Jan
800
Apr
Jun
82
8%
18% Mar
Jan
12
3,900
1,900
13,500
3,900
3
Jan
64% Feb
6
Feb
1,700
36%
17%- Jun
1844 Feb
13,200
2144
37% May
Jan
51
300
18
Jan
10%
500
6% Jan
11%
.
4,800
25 *
113 Mar
1^ Jan
36'A
Jun
59'A
Feb
21%
Jan
29%
Jan
18'A
Apr
25%
Jun
344 May
24a May
1344
1,900
Jan
16%
18'A
25
1,200
1,100
6 Tb
37 %
38
15
"6Tb
38
7
15
•<=
10%
42%
32%
11%
.
Apr
Jan
Feb
10%
19%
23% Jan
29'
5%
38
3444
Jan
13%
Jan
98
Jun
31
Feb
Feb
Mar
Mar
Jun
8
Jan
300
39
100
175
39
400
10'A
11
98
Jun
100
-
38%
100
16% Mar
13% Jan
4,08b
24%
17 Tb
10% Jan
.
15-
8%
13%
12'A May
10%
13 tb
13%
..
16% Mar
104 % May
Jun
3,200
10'A
Jun
2044
Jan
l'A
8,800
if
Jan
1%
Jan
41%
434b
10,300
37
Jan
52%
Apr
31%
334 b
3,500
21
Jan
41% Jan
90% Jan
87%
70
86% Feb
94%
94%
94%
40
93
89%
89%
91
40
86% May
200
143%. JUn
146
148%
34b
14%
15
45%
14%
47
34b-
6,800
100
3%
500
9744 Mar
Jan
92
Apr
157% Mar
jm
12%
Jan
20%
44
Jan
50% Feb
Feb
4% Mar
2%
21%
159%
2Vi
344
Apr
4%
Jun
54b
3Tb
54 b
200
4%
Jan
7%
Apf
20%
2144
4,700
16%
Jan
24%
Jun
16244
3,620
3%
148
2%
3 Tb
2%
200
6,000
"138
1%
165
Jan
Jan
.
Apri*
244 Mar
28%
Jan
24
22
24
32%
3244
400
2844 Jan
37% Mar
3244
11%
114b
11Tb
2,100
744 Jan
13% May
35
35
35
1
4,700
22
Jun
Jan
36%
Jan
12
Apr
100
31%
94b
o,J/^
9Tb
7,500
9%
11'A
10Tb
11%
6%
6%
2,000
1,200
1044. Jun
6%
5%
5
5%
6,300
5 % May
5%
444
54b
5,600
444
6
6
64 b
13,200
4%
2%
200
244
Apr
3% Mar
2344 May
28% Mar
National
25c
Ltd
National Presto Industries
National Research Corp
National
*
1
5
Weld Machines——1
Stores
*
--1
13%
79%
28%> Feb
6,700
3
3
45
83
163',
5%
Jun
Apr
20%
X19
134b
Dehydrating &
404b
—'
21
2344
24%
—.—1
Hess
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
5/j,
10'A May
3,000
1,700
1>600
l-ft
8
Milling Co.
National Bellas
\a
2%- Apr
1H Apr
19% Mak
%
2144
36%
50c
Industries Inc
13%
5
12%
Jan
144 May
8,600
22
2.50
—-1°
Nacliman
27%
Apr
13% Apr
28% JUn
10%
24%
N
1,000
4%
Jan
15%. Jan
May
1
13 % Mar
Jan
9%
39,500
14% Mar
11% Apr
1
Muskogee Co — *-—
Muter Company
3844
57%
i7,v
Jan
34
11%
18
——y,
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
5
Jun
J
Ring Co
Muskegon Piston
Feb
Jun
13%
5
010'
Mar
02% Mar
27% Jan
500
14b
%
25%
2-50
100
Inc—*-.
Feb
66
138
34
49%
20-
5% Jan
■*
Vernon
27
42
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of G't Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr
Light 4% pfd—100
Mount
13%
£1
rcg—
Jun
.
27
Imperial Color Chem & Paper Corp—10
Imperial Oil (Canada)-+
Mt Diablo Company
064b
*
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Apr
53% May
Jun
234b
2944
4
preferred
cumulative
4'A
128% Jan
Vii%
6%
Jan
28 - Mar
3% Mar
Jan
13%
87
Murphy Corporation—.
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
1,000
1%
800
21
1944
preferred series C
Ward & Co class A
Montrose Chemical Co
—\
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
Jun
7,500
6,200
31% May
11%
Montgomery
2144
15%
744 May
25%; Jan
.
214b
|0U
TOO
100
4.50%
38%
31%
Jun
24
7
1
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
4.80% preferred series B
Jun
14%
5% Apr
Jain
>
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
124a
20
,
2
1Tb
1
1
America
Jan
314b
25
14% Mar
,
Jan-
6%
250
19% Apr
.15%
Warrants
15%
31%
444
29,700
1Tb
convertible preferred—
50
Mining Corp of Canada
—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company
._——10c
29%
15
33% Apr
975
2%
.1844- Jun
13%Mar
,
Jun
10%
10,600
1°
14b
--50c
--5
50c
Wohl Co common
500
I
..
'A ;
13
X31
2
r4'A%
16%
'
7'A
7%
14'A
preferred—*
—
Apr
Feb
*
124 bx27
1
1
10
1
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common6% preferred
—
2%
43
13%
1
1
1
5
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Iron Co——*-—
Metal & Thermit Corp—*
Mesabl
4,800
300
.
~7'A-
74b
16%
50
364b Mar
54
500
59%
37T«
50
Jan
20
54b
16
Merrill
1% Jan
3
'v:
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31%
34%
1144
70
15%
31,500
17,400
46,000
5,000
14%
74b
7%
104b
37%
1,300
-
Jan
4% Jan
9%
Jan
.30% Mar
11.44 Jan
9% Jun.
5%
1
—.
37'b
1%
4,600
10%
34%
34%
—
Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
33%
.
7,200
/
Jun
13Tb
1Tb .Jan
2,000
9
3 %-
8%
Jun
1,000
13Tb
•
49%
484b May
94% Jan
20,700
1844
11%
£1
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
Miller
6%
13%
Mfg
Mcnasco
Jan
12%
6
11%
Jan
7%.
& Co_
& Co.
Co—*
Jun
12,100
-
Johnson
Apr
194b Jan
16
(A G)
McKce
12%
16,900
f»%
6%
15%
16
25%
134b
14
2.50
*
Inc——
Mid-West Abrasive
210
6
1,100
19%
Apr
2844
Jan
5
Jun
16
Marine
75
Jan
1544
6% May
8% Mar
Jan
3%
1,700
-
-
—1
Industri^toCi
(J W)
Jan
10,900
*
2844
2744
1744
50c
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31
30
17
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8% May
16'A
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Midwest Piping Co—
30 %
3,600
16%
154b Jan
.
Jan
7
1,600
1,900
3%
1,600
4,300
54% Feb
2,900
*
844
46
*-
May
2,400
31-
8%
74a
3%
12%
274b
14b
Hydrometals Inc__
Hygrade Food Products.
see
29%
2,600
6444
61
;
8%
544
7%
3%
12'A
,
Feb
Jan
5%
7'A
12%
26%
32%
1———•
Hurdl Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Co
-
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4%
Mar
9
11% Jun
4,GOO
Maule
94b May
14b
44b
500
134b
Mays
Jan
23
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-
1,300
13
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100
Enterprises
20'A
Jan
Jun
8Tb Jan
74b
114 b
113%
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dep rets ord
Jan
65
74b
11%
74b
2
———
1%
common
19%
11Tb
23,100
50
31b
—
Motors
footnotes
Jan
Feb
Mar
2044
44
19%
3'A
29%
32Tb
5
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3% Mar
Feb
4'A
4%.
13
19%
2344
3
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18'A
494b
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1—*
Hubbell IHarvey) Inc..
Humble 011 & Refining-—
Insurance
Jan
29%
warrants—*
Mussey-Fcrgusort Ltd
Jun
6%
'
„
...
44b
H84b
71
1
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Jan
1%
11%
1
Communication Co Ltd
18 % May
Mar
3
300
-
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7%'
.
6 Tb
6%
95%
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American
144
4,300
19%
1
5
1
——1
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Marconi International
Feb
73
4,500
5%'
62
^
Hoover Bali & Bearing Co———10 a-;
Hormel (Geo A) & Co,
—15
Hdrm &^Hardart Baking Co—_4
*'•
Howell Electric
10,400
3'A
34b
52
Martin
21 % May
8V2 Jan
1,500
5
:
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9%
8%
44b I
1 r
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Holt IHenry) & Co
t
2
Feb
3%
2% May
2%
144
ii
10
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new.
Jan.
134b
65%'
'
1
Inc common——1
L-—1
1—2.50
In'cJ;
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:
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22% May
2%
3%
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-3
1
—
Apr
900
5
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19%
Jan
29%
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5% Feb
13%
3,900
84 b
&
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-
Jan
14%
5444
Mages Sporting
Jan
1,900
-100
s
International Corp
B'1
Apr
Apr
13'A
2%,
2%.
Jan
Apr
18
1,100
1,000
4,000
19'A
3
5
10
5
5
50c
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Feb
1,800
65
:
Products Inc
_10c
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25c ..
Higbie- Manufacturing Co
——1
Highway Trailer Industries com
25c
5%
convertible preferred
19 •*>
Home-
18
46%
lTb'
1
1
Apr
Jan
529,300
32'A
9
9%
:
100
pi'd-:
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18%
174b
Jan
1244 Jan
400
.
AC
344 May
)2% Feb
Jah
1,400
:
7
31%
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Holly
17%
36%
.
Jun
».
5
14b May
21%
*
& Shipley
Lynch Corp
16 Tb Mar
7
10%, Jan
'
44b
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64 V
—
Holly
Mar
Jan
2Tb
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Ltd
Jan
3544
55,400
15%. 16 44
21%
^
Class- A*
Jan
8
30
3,850
16%
/
1
Jan
24.
Jan
,>1.000
11
344
*
—1
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•;—-2;
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1
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—'——10c
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«
—*
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—
——*
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i
•
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1
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4044
,
18
354b May
^
Jan
2%
100
14
m
9%
1644
2
i.i—If
—-—-——-25c
Electric Light--—:
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<-R* & Co
Jun
17%
101'
Jun
28%
100
1
Mar
.4
.-:.7%; Feb
104b
'
-
3,100
V2%'
2
Hartford'
Hoe
3% Mfcr
Jun
4
13,600
Louisiana Land & Exploration——30c
Lunkcnhcimcr (Tlic) Co—
——2.50
7 11% Mar
11,000
21
13*
r.,4%
Hartfield Stores Inc—
Aircraft
544 Apr
Jan
15%
Jun
Jan
1244 Mar
26,700
%
4'/a
1744.
---*
Longines-Wittnaucr Watch Co
Mcad
Lamp Co——
Plywood. Corp.
Hlller
Jan
8 Tb
2
3,400
30,200
16%
33%c
1
:—*
Inc
Lodge
Jan
: ; * 5% Mar
l.. May
k
•
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,.2744 Jun
1,000
2%
134b
15
Jan
144 Jah
25
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9%,May*
.
'
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Co.—-_10c
American Machine
HeroHfc Radio
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ft Feb
Jan
3%
Feb
7
24% May
.
x»
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—
31
38
40
—
'
Feb
f"
4%
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5/^
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Lithium Corp of America Ino
Locke Steel Chain-—*-
Jan
97
Apr.
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.'42%
102
•6% Apr
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Jim
6,500
Jan
9244'
18%
1,000
r
64b
9744
294-b
3%
21
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Mar
1% Jan
;
17
4
31
5
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Lcfcourt Realty Corp—*—
Leonard Refineries Inc
Lc Touifneau (R G) Inc
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600
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2%Gridoll Freelidld Leaswi——9c
GrlesediecU Company.—.
1
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Harnischfeger
Rubber Co
(I B)
Hotels
Lear
,88% Apr
500
'
13%
12%
,
Gulf States
2,500
19% Apr
Jan
-•>500
Hit
3.
20:!V
Gfbcery Stores Products————5
Guild» Films Company Inc———10ck
600
,
- 13 "4
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--5
3%
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10c
Great Lakes Oil:& Chemical Co_.1 .,%!%.•
1
46%
Great*. Western Financial Co_<—---—-1
Harbor
2,600
20,200
14
Apr
27% May
95%
1
1
—5
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:
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Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanst'on Industries Inc*_
:
La Salle Extension University
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May,
.
•:-1144 Jan
144b Jim
-900
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7%
6%
Great Amer
Hall
Products
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Feb
Jan
•
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:
250
v
Jan
49-
13.%
1%
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37
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—
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1
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25%.
;
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1
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844 Mar
Jan
29Tb
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Globe
700
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(D) 61 Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
La Consolidada S A
Feb
17% May
preferred——'—1* '
——-————• ft.'.
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444
1144b Jan
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30
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-
29>
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-
30
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18'/8
May
•
,
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Gilbert" (A- C)
48
Feb
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1744
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f—
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Kropp (The) Forge Co
Jan
107
Jan
•
7,200
4%
-
-
20%
1
Genera*-Firoproofing „
———8
General Indus Enterprises-l-^—wi
*
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Georgia! Power $5
Jun
-15c
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48 /
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39
A
30
100
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39%
107
100
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5%
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39%
•
common..
——.
convertible
2,300
9%
2A
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5%
4%
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g:
Gatlneau
82
Jan
54b
5%
2
3, Mar
5% Jan
.
Jun
14%
8Tb
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•
4% Jun
34% Jan
Jan
4,500
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Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Jun
201"
.
2%
79
-l«c
Kingston
200% Jun
Jan
-2,900
4%
36%
.
•
27;000
1,900
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950
184 Vr 20014
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Feb
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2%
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Jan
;
11%
6%
10%
:17%
;
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lib
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3444 Apr
45% Jan
Mar
33%
12% Apr
344 Mar
9
22
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ft
;
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May
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Jun
29
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30
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2244
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900
1
Glass Co*--—
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Jupiter Oils Ltd—**
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——
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10%
134b
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64u
2.50
Fishmorv- (M H) Co Inc——:_i——
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Fortfr Motor of Canada-*-
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Apr
'
51a
Jan
; 2,400
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U
6,600 '
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Feb
7
9%
12% Jan
2,900
&
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'
24
17%
2,000
13,300
10%
17%
16%
18%
Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Apr
160%
27% Jan
44'
5?b
.
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Jail
154b
-600
Jan
5044
-- -
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Filmways- Inc ,s*ir—
Financial General Corp
15%
35
164 b
1
—
Jcannettte
'
1514
31%
33%
1644
2,200
4
—50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4'/a% pfd—100
Katz Drug Company-—
—
—1
Kaweclci Chemical Co—
25c
Kawueer Co (Del)-*5
Kennedy's Inc ****—
i
---5
KiddC
(Walter) & Co
2.50
Kin-Ark Oil Company
10c
Jan
124b
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15,400
-
—
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1
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1444
Jan
25
Jan
A
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Israel-Mediterranean
ll'/e Mar
Jan
14%
Jan
14'A
314 b
*
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Israel-American Oil Corp—
9% Mar
13
Mai:
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
16 % Feb
High
Low
Ltd.
Inc——
Ironrite
.
ft
—.
' Jan
94b May
34b Jan
-v
300
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16,300.
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Jan
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Jan
,
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:
Fairchild Camera & Instrument——1
A
9(4
1
3,700
,
444V
Shares
X
for Week
14%
1
1
•
International Products
—
-5
International Resistance Co.,———10c
latex Oil Company——
33'Ac
Investors Royalty——
—a.
-1
Ihwa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron. Fireman
Manufacturing
1
May
Feb
122,100
291 it-
■
,
4&b
,
48 %
1
1
10
$lor25'c
10
^
Exchange
•International Breweries Inc
l&iernational Holdings Ltd.
11nternational Petroleum Co
Apr
21
284b
—.«.
10
38
Jun
rl4% Jan '1
14,600
114
28.14
11%
444
y
*-—
22
100
-
.
Sale Price
Par
•-'.?
Factor (llax)
33
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
High
98
11%
.
Equity Corp common-—
—
SZ cailvertibe preferred—'r——i
Erie Forge & Steel Cofp common6%. Cum 1st preferred——<
Eta Manufacturing Co——^
13,200
1714
41 Vu
20c J
10O ;
—1
10c
c—
Empire-District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp_*
■-
32 51
ltVz
sm
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
I ;
32.
39 Tb
1
_1.
Inc-—
Low
Week's
of Prices
Friday
JUNE 86 J
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*■'
.——
Communications Inc—;
Corp of America—„
El-TTonics
Shares
Low
.5
Share—
&
Bond
Electrographic
Electronic
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
ENDED
for Week
Last
.
Electric
Range
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
American Stock
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Inc
Rubber Machinery
Starch & Chemical new
2
-1
10
1
National Telefilm
Transit
Associates
Co
2%
23%
24
20
1944
20%
1,900
134b
300
134b
150
10c
1
12% May
7
Jun
Jan
Jun
844
Feb
Jan
7% May
Jan
6%
16
Jan.
21%
Feb
134b
Jun
18
Jan
Jun
413 Mar
13,000
2%
12'A
700
Jan
1144
10%
12
294b
7,500
Jan
39% May
27'A
154b
294 b
1,400
17
Jan
2244
23'A
25% May
21
33
36
3,200
31
May
36
184b
25
17
Jan
37% May
19% Feb
184b
Apr
10%
2' \
^
10
2 ft
2
744
National Steel Car Ltd
National
23%
34b
8
900
3 Tb
4
1,500
7%
34 b May
13% Mar
5
Feb
Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2918)
.
.
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Union
Nestle-Le
New
Mur
Electric
Co—
England Tel
&
3%
1
17 Va
._100
—
170 %
,■
Tel
—
New Haven Clock & Watch
Co- —1
New Idria Min & Chcm
Co—— -50c
Jersey Zinc
\
-25c
New Mexico & Arizona Land
1
New Pacific Coal &
Oils Ltd—-20c
New Park
Mining Co
1
New Process
Co
Merchandise-—
Nickel
Rim
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Lites Inc
Rights
27%
Norfolk
North
B
North American
Royalties Inc.
Canadian Oils Ltd.——
North
Pcnn
RR
30
1
2,200
27%
23%
25%
20
~~%
24
10%
1/250
7%
1/250
7%
38%
38%
38%
1
4
124,500
38%
400
7%
4%
12,000
7Tb
8,500
Northern Ind
80%
1
86%
ft
(Del.)
45,700
1,100
9%
9%
200
6
G Vb
900
5%
Jan
1
Feb
{ Jun
Jan
1ft
1ft
02,900
lft Jun
lib
10,100
1
Tb
2Vb
2%
New
2'%
7,200
15,900
inn May
1% Jau
May
——
_._50c
Co...
Ohio Power 4 % Vo
preferred—..
Oknlta Oils Ltd
Old Town
Corp common
40c cumulative
O'okiop Copper
Electric
22%
18% Jan
35% Jun
26 Tb
300
210
87%
A
%
3%
3,500
5
5
4%
000
60 Vo
Apr
80
16%
10%
19%
17%
300
15%
Apr
20
200
10%
Jan
22
0,200
5%
Jan
10
Leather
1st
pfd—25
preferred
dividend
preferred
Pacific
30%
4,300
29%
32
Apr
27%
2,000
26% May
24To Apr
29%
Jan
25
27-'%
Jan
24 %
26
Jan
26
% Jan
25%
22%
23%
900
22%
Jun
26
Jan
21%
22%
1,000
20Tb
Jun
23%
Jan
Jan
20 Tii
Pagc-IIcrsey Tubes
84 %
1:
—1
—1
-—.—2.50
Co
(Mass)—20
100%
30 %
3%
-
%
-
I%
10%
10%
Jun
175
99
30
■
200
14%
Jan
17Tb May
000
14
Feb
11%
11%
4%
12%
11%
16% May
14% May
5% Jan
14Tb May
123 i.
4%
8%
3,000
Jan
300
4%
Jun
1,000
13
7Tb
Jan
May
8
8
100
7 Tb'
8
400
1,900
7%
6 %
60%
22%
6,400
1%
Jan
4«
6,500
23%
Jau
GTii
7%
1,700
04%
30%
1
1
700
800
Jan
Jan
11
II
13%
12%
10%
11%
13%
1,100
8,100
93
91
93
2,100
83%
Inc
Mines
10%
12%
10 %
14
"2%
47%
2%
47%
1
——1
18%
1°
3
5,100
.29,700
100
24
1
1
Jan
19Tb
Feb
14% May
15% Apr
98% Mar
10%
Jan
14
Jun
32
Jan
67
Jan
Jan
19%
2,500
65%
125
63%
Jan
72% Mar
IS Feb
41$ Apr
2$
63%
23%
3
300
24 Vb
1,200
5,000
100
85%
34%
3
67
0
6i3«
20
14%
20%
14%
11%
84%
85%
34%
22%
30
00%
23s
68%
2
3,500
64%
11
14%
20c
5
8%
18%
6
20%
•
Telephone Co
Pugct Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
Apr
Jun
1% Mar
48% Apr
7 % Feb
4Tb Jan
21% May
13% Jan
3
—•
Public Service of
Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico
66%
31%
10% Jun
1
—1
Feb
Jan
9Tb Mar
05 %
*
Ltd
9
2%
17%
1,000
(Del)—2.50
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company
Providence Gas
16%
>
Jan
1
A——
Feb
10
5% Apr
4% Jan
12% Jan
9% Jan.
9% Jan
*
Feb
Jan
10%
7%
50
i"0
18
Jun
61% Jan
15% Jan
512
Jun
83
Jan
26% Feb
8li Mar
21
Mar
1,100
14% Jan
10% Jan
15
Jun
1,100
10% May
11% Jan
4,800
100
84
Jun
90
Jan
1,900
1,300
33% Feb
44
18 %
24% Apr
1,500
46% Jan
Jan
90
Feb
May
?
Quebec Lithium CorpJz
Quebec Power Co
1
4%
5%
2,400
4A Feb
8
23%. Jun
26
Mar
■
5
1
1
10
10
1
$1.25 convertible preferred—
Reda Pump Co
Remington Anns Co Inc
Ropublic Industrial Corp
Resistoflex Corp
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
23%
24
28%
28 Tb
29
21
19 %
21Tb
200
%
71%
1,200
2,850
4,300
1
2,100
1
66'/a
12Tb
11%
12%
19
19
19
2Tb
2
50o
—.
10
u.
2Tb
H
50 %
13
I—1
49 Tb
13
8
1
31
...
8
30%
sot!
13%
8 %
31%
50c
200
Rio
Grande
distribution.
Valley Gas Co—
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3
1965.
1
Robinson Technical Products
Inc. —20c
Rochester Gas & Elcc
4% pfd F„ .100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
class A_.
50C
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American den rets ord
reg.
Roosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp—
30c
Fifth
Russell (The F C)
Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
New
common
Apr
% Jan
II Jun
700
9,200
5,400
4,400
48%
Apr
11% Jan
7% Jun
% Jun
2% Jan
28
9%
400
class
1%
1Tb
58,600
1.300
12
27
30 Tb
7,300
14Tb
13
14 VB
6,100
Tb
4Tb
3,800
215Tb
90
93%
49% 49'%
27 Vb
27'%
500
49 %
720
90
125
48
700
19Tb
Te
36 %
36%
7,900
41 Vb
35 V
a
40
125
Corp——
Ltd—
a
_4Tb
2%
2Tb
Jun
99% Mar
54-
Feb
Apr
}* Jan
^
Jan
36%
Jun
Jun
44
Jan
Jun
46
Jan
Apr
25
Va Jan
Jan
5
Apr
2%
1Tb Jan
4% Mar
%
Tb
15,500
k Jun
4%
4%
5
2,100
4% May
7%
7'%
71,1
4.500
7%
1,100
7% Apr
7% Apr
—
7Tb
•
I
7'%
Jan
20
Jun
5,000 fr
(when issued)
250"
Jan
25c
American Shares
Feb
Apr
% Mar
36% Jan
4% Mar
35 Vb
40,000
ft
1
....
Inc
1
Mar
40
1,500
2%
10c
4'
i
Mar
24
4%
Jun
Mar
May
8
Jun
15,500
20%
1%
14%
43Vb
18%
54
•
3Tb Jan
192 Va Feb
33
2
.1
Mines
Jan
Jan
k
Tb
Feb
Feb
6%
31 Va
4
V
Mar
9
2,500
215
20% May
41% May
Jun
k Jan
35
6Tb
6% Mar
5Ta Apr
7Tb Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
14% Apr
Jan
19%
13
_•
A
};Y Jan
6'%
Jan
Mar
13.
813-May
'
Venezuelan
Oil
•
Co
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
20
38
Smith (Howard)
Sonotone Corp
Soss
Paper Mills
1
,
South
Coast
Corp
4.78%
cumulative
12.50
25
25
preferred
6Tb
14,600
5Tb
4,200
6
5%
5
43
43
14''b
15'a
7%
7 Tb
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Spcrry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Mcyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp
•
20
5Tb
200
1,800
34
Jun
38
Feb
55
55
55 Vb
50
55
Jun
60
Feb
24%
24 Vb
24-%
700
26
Feb
23'%
23%
1,500
20Vb
,
preferred
24% Jun
46Tb
~4 %
4'%
"4Tb
14 Va
14Tb
300
77
100
14%
%
2Tb
2Tb
15%
15%
12 %
12%
2%;
27%
12Tb
29,800
6
27%
11 ia
9%
Feb
4'/a Jan
600
4,000
100
27%
14Tb
26 %
64%
64%
64% Jan
65
16%
15
17
2,200
12 Vb
23%
22%
1,300
4%
4,000
50c
4,800
7
Jan
14Tb
700
11
Jun
10-
u
19,100
4%
14,800
4
3%
12
25 3 b
25
•
82
81
12%
400
26%
5
9
10c
Va
2,400
83
Vb
400
9Tb
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co
10
21 Vb
500
15 Va
6,700
17%
Feb
17 Vb
-
4
100
15% Jan
3
17,800
20
1
-
•
26
41 %
'500
31%
25%
25 7b
30%
41%
Jan
34%-Jan
700
21%
Apr
250
15
14%
Jan
30% Jun
33 Va
Jan
26% Jun
42Vb Jun
13
"3%
3'b
7,900
3
Jan
3%
3Tb
3%
5,900
3%
Jun
1
3Tb
3%
3Ta
2,100
3Va
Jun
7
7%
1,100
6% Jan
3
_
warrants
„
-800
16 Va
May
I
li
Stylon Corporation
Mar
24% May
23%- Jun
17 Va Apr
5Va Mar
24 % Apr
Jan
23 %
3Tb
5
1
84Tb Jun
Jan
20
"3%
Mar
43
Jan
6
1,000
•
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
Stone Container Corp.
Feb
Jan
71
23
,
20%
Vb
17%
Jun
May
2'% Jan
5% Mar
15% Mar
14'% Mar
Tb May
3% Jan
11 Vb Jan
5 Tb
1
(Del)
17Tb May
24% Jan
5% Jan
Feb
12%
12 Tb
23 Va
Jun
Jan
13%
Tb
•
Jan
9Tb Jan
11
Tb
1
Co
15'%
12%
12%
25c
5
Jan
4%
16% Apr
9%r Jun
4Vs Feb
__10c
15% Feb
10Tb-Jan
20Tb Apr
71
Feb
22 Vb May
5%
23%
5%
Jan
84
28
Jan
Jan
1
13
Apr
5%
8'/s Mar
16 Va
3,700
1,300
1
Feb
22
-
21 % Mar
Jan
3,800
o
53% Mar
23'%. Jan
22'%
Jan
7 Vb May
74% Jun
2'/a Jan
11% Jan
3,700
15%
14%
Jun
4
6,200
16
%
5
15
•
6ymington Wayno Corp
Jun
25% Apr
57% Mar
20Tb Jun
19 Tb May
700
y%
Inc
Corp
Jun
20Tb
2.400
77
46
100
21%
20%
2,400
20Tb
Mar
20 Vb
Co
B)
40%
20
20%
Jun
54
21
23
1,^
Aluminum Products
Precision
Jan
1
Statecomfc Enterprises Inc
9% Mar
25Tb Mar
34 %
18%
loc
Mar
17Tb Mar
23%
9Tb
1
*5%. Mar
47-
34.
1
Statliam Instruments Inc
Steel Co of Canada
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
(J
10% Mar
Jan
41% Jan
9% Feb
7% May
10
Stanrocl: Uranium Mines T.td
Starrett (The) Corp common
&
Jan
3
100
20%
!
Stanley Aviation Corp..
Brewers
Jan
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
(A)
Jan
13
.1
Standard Forgings
Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares Inc
convertible
54%
Jan
4
500
6
1
common
Jan
23%
10c
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Feb
39% Apr
187-
34 %
5
1
38-
Jan
May
45% May
8,000
14%
25
Southland
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Stetson
600
Jan
33Tb
125
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred
25
4.00% cumulative preferred
.25
Southern California Petroleum
Corp..2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Lino..
1
Stein
11,200
5%
6%
25
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.32%
4.24%
50c
49 Tb
5%
5 %
1
...
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.56%
4.48%
100
48 Tb
49
35
100
.1
South Pcnn Oil Co
Southern California Edison—
50
36 Vb
141 Vb
135
•
Manufacturing
38
36%
140%
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
5
4%
4Tb
Jan
13 Tb Mar
9 Tb Mar
46
3%
Apr
Jan
9
%
Jan
12% Mar
common
cumulative
g
preferred
10
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Technicolor
7
Corp
10
Inc
Feb
4Tb Apr
5%- Jan
4%Mar
93/a Mar
Oil
Inc
8
47
47%
20
21
2%
16%
—1
Calgary Co
Power
7T'a
2%
1
Co
Inc
coin
70c convertible preferred
Markets Inc
Thrlf tmarketlnc
Tilo
8G %' Jan
5
5
11%
iTb
m
1u
7% May
6
6,200
14
800
6%
6%
6%
6
5Tb
6
1,200
15,100
3,900
7'%
24,500
Apr
15Tb
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
Jun
5
J an
3
Mar
%
17%
Jun
8
8%
9,800
4Tb
4
4%
8ft Jun
2,000
—1
2%
Jan
4%
4
5
8,500
4
Jun
66%
66%
200
25
27%
12,400
4 Tb
500
*
4%
5%
5Tb
1,500
Roofing Inc
Amer
33% Jan
25
Jun
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
Todd
3,600
2%
9
Jan
4%
1Tb
8,000
1%
8,100
41,800
1,700
10c
3%
3Tb
71,800
10
14%
13Tb
16
125
1,500
•
7% Mar
17% Mar
97
1% Jan
8% Jan
2'%~Jan
lft Mar
31
-
Feb
Feb
3 Tb Mar
17
Mar
27 %
26%
27 %
700
34%
Feb
1
28%
28%
28%
2,300
28'%
Jun
36
Jan
21%
21
22
1,600
17%
Jan
22Tb May
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Lux
Corp
Industries
Inc
class
A
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
Harrison Inc
26Tb
Jun
8% Jan
4
4
200
30Tb
7%-.
15%
700
84
3%
32%
84%
150
.-3
: 7%
3%
1,100
8
2,400
14 Va xl6
3,700
1
2Tb
2Tb
2%
50c
%
Tb
V.f
13,700
30,100
9Tb Jun
3Tb Jan
Jun
38 Vb -Feb
29
83Tb May
2 Tb Feb
"6Tb Jan
13'% Feb
1 Va Jau
Tb
Jun
4 Vb- Mar
90
-Apr
3% May
8
Vb»Apr
22 Tb
4
Apr
Mar
lk Apr
14 Va Mar
12Tb
11
34','2
34%
700
29 '%
Jan
39 %
29V
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co—
Guys from
Apr
Jan
10% Jun
1 Vb May
3% Jan
25c
Shipyards
Co
22'%
92 Vb- Jun
23
Jun
2,400
12%
,41
9% Mar
'3% Mar
Jan
2,200
24%
5% Jun
6% Jan
Two
27—- Mar
Jun
23 Vb
Cont
Jun
Jan
6Tb
Tb
Trans
6%
54% Mar
16
92Tb
23 %
3 Vb
Jan
79
Apr
27Tb Jun
6% Feb
41% Feb
Tb
Jun
7'A
12Tb
18-; Jan
17 3% Mar
8% Feb
1,350
94%
Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4'%%
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
6% Mar
20% Jan
-
Jan
4,300
*
Amer deposit rets def registered...5s
13%
."1.25
xo
Apr
8
01,000
5%
10%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—-
4% Jan
5Tb
5%
250
1
15% May
Jan
145% Jan
14% Jan
,
—5
Thew Shovel Co
13% May
80% May
3Tb
500
1.8C0
■
25c
Light $4.56 pfd
120
1,200
13%
..
.
17 Va
10c
Corporation
Texas
Texas
7-%
1
Industries
&
16%
8
20c
Tcnney Engineering Inc
Tcxam
47Tb
21
17
16%
8
'
1
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Television
16%
3
1,200
20'%
1 % Mar
54Tb
A
4%
15%
6%
.1
Jan
3% Mar
class
common
82%
17%
_
22
Mar
4%'
B
80%
6%
—1
73% Feb
14% Mar
Inc
Class
Xl4%
20%
—1
Feb"
Talon
Thorofare
1
—
Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson & Haynes
1%
13 Vb
28
23
Lighting
Tliompson-Starrett
8%
Avenue..
Ryan
25
18
May
39Tb Mar,
25
16,300
„50c
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
9Tb
£1
.1.50
Jun
19% Jun
54% Jan
11% Feb
700
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
28
21% Feb
71%
20
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Fostcr Oil Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
8,500
14'%
T
Ramo Investment Co—
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common:—
RcLs
3,500
20%
2
R
'
Co
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Q
41
19Tb
10c
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simpson's Ltd
Mar
2%
ft Jan
40
20%
—.3
Ltd————
Gas
&
200
7,200
♦
Sinclair
i
5% Jan
1% Jun
4% Jan
800
41Jt
•
16%
—.5
B__.
Silver-Miller
37Tb Mar
10
42%
6%
4
102
Jun
17,700
3%
At
1
Silver Creek Precision
Apr
Jun
17%
3%
5
17%
———1•
_
Jan
10%
~7%
-
90% Mar
6Tb Apr
19%
13%
Jan
3'%
4,700
:
Jun
Jan
16
43%
Eric
Alexander
Dome
Jun
8%
Feb
143%
Jan
3
2,400
15,400
20,700
1%
10%
.—10c
Prentice-Hall Inc
•
:.
84%
13%
12,000
Tii
J"
1%
.
5
10 pesos
Corp of Canada J———
Prairie Oil Royalties
Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
East
150
3%
..
100
Jun
1
Power
Preston
,r.
1%
——.
V
3%
124
2,400
42,500
9%
100% 1.00%
30
30%
61%
V 30
Corp
class
130
8%
03%
inc
Lake
128
~lTb
Products class A
Powdrell
Jun
1
Corp (Dei)
Aircraft
Corp
92%
100
14'%
2.50
Pittsburg I) Railways Co
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron
93
84%
6%
2
——
—
Polymer
91% Mar
13 %
2
—
Minerals—
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
phililps Screw Co—
&
95 T i Mar
Jun
1
Perfect Circle
Corp..
Peruvian Oils &
Pittsburgh
23
Jun
84
84%
5%
——lc
—
Manufacturing
Piaseckl
Jun
85
40
•
2
of Canada Ltd
Peninsular Metal
Products,
Penn Traffic
Co—.—
Pierce Industries
20%
000
6%
vtc—2 Bol
.
Steel
300
87
14%
siiarcs—1 Bol
Phoenix
21%
127
100
Park Chemical
Company
Parker Pen Co class
A———
Class B
24% May
92%
•
Pancoastal
Petroleum (C A)
Pan Israel Oil vtc—
Panlepcc Oil (C A) Amer
300
Jun
84%
9%
pfd
1,800
fjf:
85%
87
——:
Power & Light
5Vo
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell
25
84
•
1
Parkcrsburg-Actna Corp
Patino
300
24%
24%
—.—*
Ltd
Jun
29%
25
23%
dividend preferred—
—-•
$4.75 conv dividend
preferred—
•
$4.30 dividend
preferred
—•
Pacific Northern
Airlines————1
Pacific Petroleums
Warrants
42%,Mar
24%
24%
preferred—25
$4.75
Apr
27
redeemable 1st
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st
preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
$4.40
28
30
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5Vo redeemable 1st
pfd series A...25
4.80% redeemable 1st
4.50%
000
9Tb Mar
2 % Jan
1% Jan
4Tb Jun
•
$1.25 preferred
Silcx Co
Mar
25
25
-25
5%
32
Co
Breweries
Class
Common
31%
11,900
13
Signal Oil
Mar
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
ii'/o
5%% 1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
5%
3%
5%
8% Mar
7% Jan
Jun
4%
Feb
l]i May
lft Mar
Jan
9%
30
Simca
Products
5Tb
5,500
20c
Sicks
P
Clay
3,300
7,300
1
Silvray
Pacific
7%
9 Tb
12%
5
——
Feb
1$
7
6%
9 Tb
11%
1
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbcan Petroleum Co
17% May
8
6%
9Tb
12%
1
Shoe
Feb
72 %
20
13% Feb
6
Sherwin-Williams common—.—
25
4% preferred ———————100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
5Tb May
09%
1
23% Mar
.—
Denn Mining.—
Sliawinigan Water & Power..
May
70
5
Jun
1
Jan
1 Vb May
7% Jan
1
Seton
40 % Mar
IS Jun
2% Jan
4% Jan
100
21
10c
class B
of America.—.—
Servomechanisms Inc———.
98% Mar
1% Jan
200
Apr
19Va Mar
Sherman Products Inc
30
Jun
22
20
Scrrick Corp
4'A Jan
90%
24,200
Jun
Jan
—1
Shattuck
30
1
Corp
24%
13%
i ———3
10c
w
2% Jan
1Tb Jan
87%
—
87%
Tb
preferred
__7
Co Ltd Amer
shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg Corp
;
Overseas Securities.—.,
Oxford
24'%
'
1
100
90c
common
400
17Vb
Servo Corp
May
o
Ogdcn Corp
Ohio Brass
Airlines.
Sentry Corp
89% Mar
2 % May
Apr
Western
19 Tb
16Tb May
Seeman Bros Inc———_—•
8% Mar
74 %
Ltd
Seaporcel Metals Inc——
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
40% Feb
5% Mar
4%
Feb
Jun
j«v
10c
Seaboard
8% Feb
40% Feb
Jan
preferred
Petroleums
Xl8Tb
20
Sarcce Petroleums Ltd
May
14%
Jau
1%
——
A
lk
1%
84
250
Jun
Mar
20% Mar
24% Mar
11% Apr
20
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
25c
Saxon Paper Corp
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co—
———w.—I
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd.——3.50
1
86%
17
l/o
67% Jan
Pah Scrv 4% Vo
pfd—100
North Rankin
Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
8.000
1%
Sapphire
Jun
1% Mar
2% Mar
Jun
6%
20
Ik
34
Jun
33% Jan
———50
18Tb
18%
16 pesos
Jan
1%
Apr
lft Fet>
Jun
2}g
17
50c
146
Feb
4
7.200
20
1
29% Mar
.*.
19
5.60series
Feb
2,000
3%
6%
?
•
2li5
3%
High
xl8%
7
2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Jun
27%
33
19
•
—
20
Jan
1/256 Jun
6% May
000
2,100
Low
5 Vo
scries preferred
4%% scries preferred
4.40V> series preferred
22
14,500
!»'a
7%
39%-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
Jan
17%
%
1%
10%
Low
Shares
1ft Mar
Jun
1,300
for W:cck
of Prices
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
22% Mar
Feb
18,800
11%
Apr
17%
825
%
1%
%
1%
10%
1% Mar
29% Jun
1
1,470
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius Inc
5% Mar
110
900
————1
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amor
152
St
184% Mar
Feb
1%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Feb
Jan
15% Jan
% Jim
101,000
20%
25
Co™
3%
152
10
North
6,100
20
Jan
1%
%
24%
19,500
2%
—1
—1
1G0
9,400
15
25
(expire June 26)———
Southern Railway—
.—-1
Northeast Airlines
21
!;!
1
American Cement class A-—10
Class
27%
19%
-i
—10
—
4,900
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
4% May
Jan
13% Jan
18,200
27 V*
1
2%
37,200
1%
27 Tb
*33%
—
;
179
3%
20%
•
—
Nipissing
Noma
1,900
2%
1
;
17%
1%
—
Superior Oils—
New York Auction Co
York & Honduras
Rosario—3
New York
11,900
3
•
New
New
3%
104
Tb
2%
JUNE 26
ENDED
Range Since Jan. t
Low
High
High
3%
16%
1%
New
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
Low
—30c
FOR
for Week
of Prices
Sale l'ricc
Corp
RANGE
Range
Par
National
Rales
Week's
Last
28 %
29 %
9,500
26%
J«n
31 J% Mar
23Va
12 Vb
23 Vb
24
700
193',
12 Vb
400
•
10
10c
12%
2,300
7
19
Jan
Jan^,
9% Jan
Feb
24
Jun
14%
Apr
,
.
•
Number 5859
189
Volume
.
35
(2919)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
T
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.'.■■mm
•
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment
Union Stock
Co
Yards
United
Feb
18%
200
23 Ma
Feb
12
Mar
Jun
10%
7%
7%
7%
14,500
7%
5%
4%
5]A
47,700
4%
Jun
l'/a
lMa
1/',
10,700
1%
Jun
I~ioc
%
#
45%
,
'
■
%
—
rets ord registered-
>Amer dep
"
:
Pacific
United
i
-50c
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic Tile
Foil
U S
class
U S- Rubber
,
5%
66%
71%
43,900
5%
5 Ma
5%
2,200
3% Jan
4
4 M>
5
500
2M2 Jan
Ms
5 Mi
7
44*4
44 V2
4
45
17 Ml
20%
19 Mi
20 Mi
65 Ma
32 Mi
3,400
10%
—5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van' Norman Industries warrants—
10 MB
10%
4 4 Mt
6
5,400
Jan
13%
12%
13%
1
(The) Instrument Co
+v4i+
—1
Vinco Corporation
•_
8
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—.—: —2
-25c
Vita .'Food Products—
—
10%
■*>'''
Vogt Manufacturing
t
i
-Victoreen
4%
4,400
8Mb
43,600
14
900
14
Jun
10%
10%
200
9
Mi Jan
trust
8% Jun
Jan
19%
Webb
ft
$G-series preference
Webster Investors Inc
,
;
nil5
(Del)U—
Weiman ft Company Inc—
4.40%
pfd
Coal
*r»s
2i7a
91%
3 Ma
Jan
31%
29 Ma
'+-'%
42%
1
i—
"■;
5s
Mar
Wed.
June
24—
105.72
Apr
Thur.
June
25—
105.90
High
for 1959
109.59 May 18
Fri.
26—
106.02
Low
Apr
103.19 Jan,.. 2
Jun
16% Mar
400
"•
45%
Jun
Feb
21
Jan
Apr
26% May
12% Jan
100
300
19 Mi
70
92 Ma
6,400
:
1,900
22%
Jan
26%
Feb
49%
Jun
68%
Jan
/
-Public
119«
Jun
1% May
17 Ma
400
6M4
2,500
or
Friday's
High
No.
series
debentures 1976__Jan-Ji/Zy
1974—Mar-Sept
3 Vis 1961
-May-Nov
1971
& Power
Electric
;
3Vis
Co
Gas
&
6s
Corp
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
;
1979
G
1981
series H 1982.:
series I
1982
"4%s
series J 1982
4%s
series
K
1983
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern Gas
Dye
&
3Vis
Gas
Gas
(Calif)
& Electric
Chemical
Corp deb
6s
3s
1971
1970
1973
6s
A
ser
1970
3Vis
1963
Washington
Water Power 3M2S 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
Penn
Western
87%
80
86
83 */a
Traction
Newspaper
5s
36Vi
6s
1959
382.7
360.4
319.5
2,604,440
r; 56 Ma
Tues.
June 23—
Wed.
June 24
Thurs. June 25
85
27
June 26
Fri.
3,177,840
3,254,340
3,104,520
r-
Int'l
Government
Bonds
Bonds
79
90
85%
86Vi
18
85%
128
81%
128
46
88
45
19
85
94 Vi
98
—
101 Mi
1101 %
92
91%
92
1
80
90'/a
80
95
90%
86
*6
118% 120
96%
96 Ma
115 Ma
94'/a
100
114%
118
——
—-—
66
69
36
65
92
92
98
90M4
88
80
81
82
602,093,600
$25,149,000
$788,641,200
$633,914,620
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96 Ma
184 Ma
752,176,600
86 Mi
182 Ma
__
1
75%
76
~2
75
75%
76
8
185 Va
89
73
84 Ma
93 %
93%
1102 M4 105%
101 % 101%
Thurs. June 25.—
91
Fri.
93%
99
101
70 Ma
71
5
100 Vi 100 Ma
— -
June 26.
87
92
71%
101
103
1
Shares-
Domestic
Foreign
government
69%
75
Foreign
corporate
100 Ma
97
99%
Total
$49; 000
MOO
111,000
74,000
—
83,000
"2,000
1,000
86,000
139,000
11,000
1,000
151,000
$425,000
$23,000
$23,000
$471,000
101,000
66,000
$!b~oo6
1958
.
Jan. 1 to June
-
5,781,565
4,607,239
$13,528,000
23,000
23,000
4,000
876,000
40,000
728,000
$316,000
$15,132,000
88,599,442
223,213,092
$272,000
26
1958
1959
$471,000
of
Bonds—
97 Ml
99
$13,000
$425,000
Stocks—No.
Total
Bonds
Bonds
1,151,285
1,098,885
1959
93 Ma
14
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Week Ended June 26
91%
85
Total
Foreign
Government
$36,000
5,781,565
105%
60
-•
June 22——:
''Mon.
107 Ma
84
■
Bonds
100%
105 Ma
99
r
92
197
86
100
68
191 %
71
June 24
82 %
22
;•
Domestic
1,193,455
1,106,905
1,231,035
June 23
Wed.
73
3
;
184
100 Ma
Tues.
93
85 %
186
101
84
.
186 Va
166%
82
85
20
199 % 104%
Feb-Aug
75%
1
73
84
Stocks
(No, of
Shares)
75
•
$4,000
65,000
$1,000
—
78
91 Vi
25,149,000
——
Industrial
187
69
31,752,020
J
-
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
123
3
23
96 Ma
114% 120
Total
$1,283,000
15,000
36,448,600
$26,432,000
Foreign —
Railroad and
$1,536,000
23,613,000
—
International Bank
89
90 Ma
15
190
116
103
97Vi
32
93 Ma
80
92 %
'
295,029,266
13,334,120
'■
.
Government
S.
436,504,059
14,772,430
Shares
of
Bonds—
U.
1958
1959
1958
1959
1G8
-81%
80
195%
Jan. 1 to June 26
Week Ended June 26
Stocks—No.
125
$26,432,000
$1,283,000
88M0
: V
Sales
4,889,000
6,144,000
5,483,000
5,141,000
332,000
262,000
154,000
$25,149,000
47
Bond
$4,775,000
189,000
4,987,000
14,772,430
Total
20
Total
United States
Bank
$346,000
$4,429,000
4,700,000
5,812,000
5,221,000
2,631,290
39%
98 Ma
139% 230
1
196
187Ma.
..
Jan-July
June-Dec
Jime-Dec
208.6
416.7
—2.8
Bonds
Bonds
June 22-.——
97%
6
—
79
79
1
^
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
231.8
+ 0.1
Foreign
and Miscel.
No. of
33%
'47
■'-J 5
37
118
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
jah-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Aug
1960
Union
340.7
—0.8
Railroad
Stocks
Shares
49 Ma-49 Ma
1—
1981—May-Noo
3s
1973
4 Vis
United
125 Mi
82 %
196
1998_Jan-July
May-Now
April-Oct
510.5
(-0.6
366.0
__
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
457.8
550.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
120 Mi
10
198%
36%
Feb-Aug 1
4%s
Wasatch
84%
7
10
84
Moil,
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
490.7
500.9
-0.6
**New Low.
High.
45
86
182%
Apr-Oct
Jem-July
3%s series D 1976
3%s
High
36 Ma
125
83 %
83%
5s 1961—Mar-Scpf
2%s series C 1976
3s series F
38
38
Low
10
86
-Jan-July
531.7
; V: o.o
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
125
Jan-July
3%s series E
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1978——Jan -July
1973
series B
Mining——*.—
400.1
Week's Rang#
...
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3Mas series A 1973
*
Jan-July
3s
Trade, Finance
Jan
*New
subord
Water Power
Harbor
Apr
9%
Jun
354.9
211.9
416.4
328.8
416.7*
319.5**
and Service
20Ma
Feb
6
—
—
428.4
—0.3
494.9
532.4
357.2
210.3
_—
LOW
High
-0.3
417.8
519.7
495.1
529.2
~
Utility
19 Mi
...June-Dec
518;1
Goods
10,700
18%
38
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
5%s conv subord debs 1964
Safe
Durable
Transportation
RR—
Water
-1959-
Percent
Change
'59
June 12,
19,'59
416.4
Composite
Manufacturing
7yr,T May
1%
6
June
Apr
'
;
..
'
1970
Service
compared with the preceding week
current year are as follows (1939—100):
Non-Durable Goods
1 fa
Corp—
mortgage 3s
by major industry
and with highs and lows for the
1959, for composite and
groups
633
•-
—
-
June-Dec
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
-€%? due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 19G8
1st
19 Ma May
500
Quar-Feb
Valley RR 4s 1963
Power
closing prices of the common
stock prices based on the
ending June 19,
for week
Feb
1,400
•National Theatres 5 Ma's debentures
3 Vis
stock
Corp—
National Research
Pennsylvania
28%
Ma
Last
subord
England
The SEC index of
Feb
Jan
51 Ma
1994—June-Dec
debentures 1963
—
AGuantanamo ft Western RR 4s 1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6M2%
New
8 Mi Feb
5% Jan
23
Sale Price
Flying Tiger Line 5Mas conv debs 1967
convertible
SEC Index of Stock Prices
22
13%
95 Ma
Period
Finland Residential Mige Bonk
5s
Jun
l4Ma
11%
20M4
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993____/Ifcy-Nov
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
'
Jan
21%
-
Jan
Jan
June
Range
M Apr
1 Va
6,000
Interest
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
-
44
15%
6M*
—10c
Bethlehem
Midland
31 Ma
.
23
'■
1
Builders
i
Jun
2%
34%
•
2
72.75 Jan
-
37
•
-€s
Low
Apr
Apr
20% May
Low
General
105.85
Jun
Friday
,
23—
49 %
V+
1%
BONDS
»
June
15%
.
42%
40%
51 Ma
—40c
Authority-3%s
Tues.
14%
23
2
4s inc debs
Jan
102.82 Dec 31
High
5%
94
.•
——8
ord regular—
17%
;
1,000
1,200
for 1958
Range
106.00
'
95%
inii
Machine
Lack & Western
Bureau, Inc.
Closing
22—
12%
20
■
82.33
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation
June
2,200
5%
•
1
American Stock Exchange
Delaware
80.69
35
J"n
1,300
2%
2%
11%.
25
Transit
80.71
Feb
37% Jan
2,600
19
17%
'V
11%
Petroleum Corp
Chicago
80.55
.
Dale—
Apr
Ms
27% Jan
225
>"
10
•
82.40
82.31
Jun
30
—
—1
& Pump
4Va
^ Jan
350
17
iw
^
Bver-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Jan
27 Ma
200
15%
Co
AAiner Steel
65 stocks, 19.61.
4* May
Apr
17,200
%
16%
Wright Hargreavcs Ltd
Zapata
v''
19%
''
40
Bonds
>;83.18
83.05
ities
83.10
82.37
82.95
82.17
82.93
following divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
'
) '
'
' '-"i V.
computed by using the
Averages are
8.53;
4% May
3% May
iu
fo pfd_ —100
<■
(John) Industries Ltd
Jewelry
2 Ma Mar
:
2s.a Mar
4,600
19
Woodley Petroleum Co——
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Zale
87.27
87.41
Jun
■
■
5
Woodall Industries Inc—___—
^
85
29 Ma
2-1«
—
American dep rets
.•'4;'+ 90
-
Jan
-
1%
34
18ai
preferred
Wood Newspaper
2
30
Wisconsin Pwr ft Light 4 Ma
■Wood
-
2,200
3,800
2%
2%
.'•••
mi.;-
1
common
86.15
4% Mar
Jan
lM* Jan
700
-
-
89
%
—_1
(R C) ft Co
Brothers
167.64
Ma Jan
3%
%
10
Co^
Williams Brothers Co
Wilson
637.23
3
3%
34
—
(The) Corp
25
Total
10
Util-
Rails
81.80
81.59
81.65
81.46
81.46
Jun
—
III20
;
June
Jan
3
_
Inc
Jun
80.42
80.46
Mon.
Williams-McWilliams Industries
-
88.11
87.85
87.86
31
3%
•
Wichita River Oil Corp—
Williams
211.51
212.13
213.38
214.17
Jan
87
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing- —1
White Eagle 'International Oil Co_—10c
-
85.78
85.90
211.80
22
lMa
'
•
Wickes
164.21
164.79
85.60
200
27 Ma
1%
Is
Amer -clep rets ord shares
Western Tablet ft Stationery
Mfg
_629.76
22—
631.71
19
86.04
117
'
White Stag
Rails
167.15
Jan
1
-Development Co
i
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
w
trials
Grade
Grade
Stocks
Util-
164.79
109
100
Western
Westmoreland
Indus-
tries
hail-
trials
630.73
70
—1M*
-Westmoreland
65
roads
Indus-
Date
51
36% Feb'
10
Second
First
10
23———,
53,600
-'
-1.25
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
-Bonds-
Total
15
20
bonds
of representative stocks and
the New York Stock Exchange as
24—*;—■ 634.27
1%
3%
Manufacluringl^J
-West Texas Utilities
on
June/
2%
'27%
1
•.
'•
cumulmvoting-trust certificate!;
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
June
1%
-;
:.
.
10
June
2%
'
4-
West' Canadian Oil ft Gas Ltd
"*Wentworth
;
'•
Ex-interest,
transaction
t Ex-di«-
I;-.""--''/:
-
Feb
""May
3% Feb
109% :110%
1%
•
.
29 Ma
-May
8,100
28,500
51
47 Ms
2%
Knapp Inc common
■
41
in year's range),
'.
-Stocks-
"80
2% Jun
50
1
;
51 Ma
38 Ma
transacted during the current week.
13% Mar
Feb
71
40
■
23
1
Instrument Co.
—IOC
Precision
Waltliam
listed
Jan
June
30
Wallace ft Tiernan Inc
-
75
74%
V
48%
4
41
Slock and Bond Averages
-5M-i Mar
•;v'•
18
48 Vi
40 Ma
(not included In year's range), d
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-tbe-rule
the daily closing averages
Below are
Jan
2 Ti
Ma
48
41
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc,"
"w i," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
v"2MaJan
14,100
•
1
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12,800
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22% May
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Jan
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1947
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Jan
t
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5
15%
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53
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Jun
Jan
30
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14
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10 Mi
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Universal Controls Inc
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9%
Jan
1967
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Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
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Jan
13% Mar
800
1
.
_
May
7%
113
1120
series
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1947
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4% Jan
1
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Reclaiming Co
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Universal
190
16 Va Mar
9%
(City of) Germany— ;
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Feb-Aug
(Prov) 6 Mas 1949™
Feb-Aug
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5% Jan
Jan
180
93 Ma
93 Ma
1939
7s
11% Mar
1
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90
1,500
18
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188
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Jan
1.900
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Jan
5%
5
116%
Jan-July
1952
180
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%
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19%
19%
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182
180
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April-Oct
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Feb
35
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44
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Apr
27
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Jun
Jan
10
25%
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United
Jan
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United. Milk Products
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200
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High
Low
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JUNE 26
WEEK ENDED
FOR
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Friday
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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Par
American
new—J1
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Motors
American
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LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
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High
33
33'4
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26
Feb
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29
Jun
43% Mar
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79
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Friday
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
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53 P'8 May
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Feb
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Jan
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Number 5859
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Volume
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300
Cement—•—
1,300
57%
19% Mar
30%
1
MckropeMtan
«,
100
-—4
ft Co-.(Un>.
42%
77Va
Toledo
45 Va May
20%
86 3 i
1—
43
40
Apr
35%
Feb
11%
'
:
42V2
42%
65%
Thor Power Tool Co
123% Apr
36% Jan
Jun
30%
-
Medusa Portland
Jan
37%
1,700
4%
Jun
Jun
20%
1
42%
•
,.
——25
—-5
Texas Gulf Producing3.33V3
Textron Inc
,50c
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge \
—5
Jun
28% Jan
2,300
67
4%
'
11%
__25
common,
Marquette Cement Mfg-.il
Marshall Field' common
"Meyer
300
20%
1*
53%
"Texas
Apr
60%
200
65%
62'%
17%
1,565
a
-1-1
Lytton's (Kenry C) ft Co_
Merck
59%
30%
-
22% Jan
75%
Tennessee
.Jan
55
28 Vb
700
103% 104%
4;JA
4
common———
Libby*_i_—_
Liggett ft,Myers Tobacco (Un)) —
79%
56%
67'
500
46%
63%
Temco
28% May
51
May
34 % Jan
10
30%
commo*i_<
Lib by McNeil ft
7%
77%
—1
•'
Leath
7 Va
I_5
31
44'A
57%
Sunray Mid-Continent
Swift & Company—
Feb
50%
87% Jan
400
103%
29%
46%
76%
Sundstrand
Apr
54%
'
..
30%
6% Mar
7 'A
30"
Jan
113
GOO
18
57%
3
36% May
Jan
65%
Stork
Apr
28%
..
500
34%
18
»
Apr
Jan
39
300
37^4
Chemical— .33 %c
60
5
10
Stewart-Warner
Jan
39%
2,980
97
97
-Apr
43% May
4,300
33 "a
Jan
31% :Jan
500
507b
Light <(Un>_—. —8.75
Keniiecott Copper Corp (Un
Kimberly-Clark Corp
"
1Knapp Monarch Co—a—
Va
23
Stephens ft Shinkle Shoe—s
Laughliu Steel- (Un),
4-10
700
V«
Jan
59% May
31
F*b
43% May
26% Jan
800
700
62
44
Apr
15
20% Jan
28%
•
Texaco
800
: 27
116
45
Feb
37%
2,300
4
Apr
7
(Ohio)————10
Standard Railway Equipment————1
:
•
Jun
50% Mar
61%
800
Standard
26% Mar
41%
:
35%
37
46%'47%
Standard
12% May
21%
.
85% Apr
Jan
28 VB
Studebakcr-Packard Corp (Un>)
63b
Jun
23 Va
61%
—
Standard Oil of
Standard Oil of
Feb
15%
4%
53%
600
47%
Square
Jan
Jun
107%
50%
*
3.50
Co
Kaiser Aluminum
Kansas
2V«
52%
12% Jan
30
Feb
700
5
Standard
24Va May
550
6%
_
.
Mar
500
■
Johnson
Apr
25 {;Jan
68%' Jun
47%: Apr
Jan
*■
4 ',2
!
42
59
2,400
28'A
Spiegel Inc common
20'A
12
46% May
30% May
37%
Jan
400
45
65
39% May
27% Jan
12.50
Jun
35%
—4-—
(Un)
500
49%
"
(Un)——7.50
International Shoe
56%
21%
8
97!
56
Jan
%
14%
33*%
56 V,
15% Apr
50
Jan
11%-Jan
••;„'.%-
•
56% May
50%
—.*
12%
3,700
I
k
Southern Co
.
126Vt
24
Mineral ft Chemical-—5
International
8,700
19%
■14
800
623b
Products Co—
4,000
14%
19
100
44% Mar
23%
493b.
*RR————-4—4-44!*
.4-4-1
Inland Steel Co new w i
i—~m
Interlaks Steamship Co.
4—
:4—•
international Harvester -—
*
Indiana Steel
41
13%
19 VB
600
■
-
65
27:
Central
Illinoib*
"
"%
39%
14
Mobil Oil (Un)—
I
15
(Un)„:
5
Southern Pacific Co (Un)—
•
Southwestern Public Service—1
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)—!——
50c
400
"29
k.
41
44% May
38% Mar
Socony
Apr
53% May
Jun
41 %
—10
2,100
Sinclair
100
6%
47%
43% May
150
4^8
30
47'A
Co
._T_:
Pen Co class \A
Jun
1%
%
59-%
29%
47%
Feb
58'A Jun
'*
Pen Co class B
44% Mar
50%
■-'
59
30
'
Sears Roebuck &
53%
200
-107% 110 1
59%
I;
53
25
(Un)
64'A
% 22%
110%
50%
(W A)
20#
11%
100
,
71% -Apr
1%
-
1,700
281/4
53%
38% May
50%
22 7 b
50
411/4
28V4
(W A)
68'a
62
65
59%
39%
Sheaffer
23%
4
45
59 Va
40%
Sheaffer
-
"*■
45
59 V«
May
97
250
•
'
12
Corp
Schering Corp
Schwitzer Corp
900
'
.
47%
68 \'A
21% May
52% May
Feb
45
1.000
-
.
50
23%
Apr
Mar
74% Feb
100
500
■4
16%
—•
7.50
_5
Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
66% !Jan
84% Apr
Jun
74%
3,100
138%. 142
142
1,500
100
*
5
St
15% May
9% Jan
Feb
3,500
20
20%
(Charles) ft Co new (Un)__33%C
St Louis Public
3'A Jun
Jan
77a
>4,41»
"
20
5
—50
25
33 %c
St
Apr
13,600
18
-IZ—io
!
Illinois Brick
;:1V
•
3%
47%
3
Corporation, ———u.
-Huttig Sash , ft Door—
4——
Ai
10% Mar
40%
.—-4-41
Hupp
'
14%
i*.
Corp.
Corp
Howard Industries LnC—---
'
63
4
Apr
20%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—
Feb
54%
33%
:
_.i
:
7V
Feb
:55%
Brewing Co——
»
Werner
Herts
>27% May
14% Feb
7%
'
Hcilcman
Jan
51%
76%
Jun
:
Electric
ft
Pictures
Richman
Apr
8
Jan
300
68 3
29 Va
—1
*
New
650
53 3 4
Apr
1,300
f
Jun
9%
^'49%
Co
.
5
14,700
47%
;
4——k———1 '
corpk—kik—-'-"_25
Grieseaieck
May
26
Jan
20%
*p
A———"
k
-—-3
(Un)—
18% Jan
60%
69 3 a
46
30
—L
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco—
8%
643a
38%
29 Vo
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexali Drug ft Chemical (Un)
23'A May
51%
1
49%
-Co———l:k_:
—*
Gr«nite,Cit^ Steel Co-——_.kf—u_:_12.50
Gray Drug Stores ——I
Great Lake.4,Dredge ft DOcki..:—4—*
Great Lakes Oil ft Chemical———1
Greyhound Corp
Feb
40%
Gossard1 (W H I
class
22%
"49%
54%
25% Apr
Jan
Jan
38%
—'
I
9'AMar
7%
76%
22%
32
;
Jan
29%
Radio Corp of America (Un)_:
Jan
•; Apr
13
.
7
53%
68%
54%
10
(Un)_
10% May
"
<Un),-rkl0
Cooperage
12%
26% May
,
2%;
,
'
—1
(Un)
Gas
19%
80%
29%'
American World Airways '(Un)—1
18%- Jan
90,
49%
,—3.33
—Ik
Manufacturing Co
400
79
^
23V2
1,100
51
42% May
32% May
Jan
Mar
23 Vs
,.!
(Un)
Bancorporation
2,100
79*«
Goidblati Efothcrs ;1————8 ,
Goodyear Tftg 'ft Rubber, Co
:_kk—5
Bros
Jun
Jan
11%
14%
52
23%
—
Airlines
27
'
30% Jan
39% Jan
5
Ry
:
Power Co— ;
States
.19%
55%
26% Feb
700
5
River
...
1,800
45%
54 % Mar
Rockwell
—
t-kL—
—5
Pinance-kk——-2
(Un)
;1
27%
44%
56% May
21%
3%
27%
45%
35%
74% Jun
57%
27%
Jun
Jun
•••
13
Feb
Feb
60%
Corp..—i-iif——l.GC^a.
Cement—ikul
Genl Telephone ft Electronics Corp—10
General Tire ft Rubber—
83%c
Gerbdr Products Co—i——-ilO ;
Gillette (Thei Cb-k_—J—.^-1'
Greii
Jun
Jan
11%
■
Pprtland
Co,
ltL%
13%
s
:f
'v' A'
....
52% May
Feb
Jun
50%
24%
Jan
10
28%
100
-10* b
34%
100
47%
14,300
^11
Jun
150
10%
48
6%
•*'"
27
124
Feb
10G
48%
161
74%
1934
100
47'
\ 10%
48 %F
1,900
6%
*
123% 123%
123%.
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
1,000
26 %
68% May
3,700
•71=B
'
74%
General Motors
Giiddtn
39 ;
100 ' ;
25
24 %
*<3eherai .Fd6'ds"kCotiJl-_^-L-2-—
General
Jun
300
-'•24%
Co_L^iz——-LU5
General. Electric
30%
If.
227 b
75% Feb
34% Mar
Jun
Apr
1,800
24 7 b
Candy Corp
General Contract
91
"
'*•22%
Jun
58%
30%
59
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)—:
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pure Oil Co (Un)—
_l
Apr
Apr
176
General American Transportation—,
General Baiikshares-<-ex distribution__:5 ■
General Box*
45%
75%
434
•
28%
530
29%
58%
29%
55%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
260% May
-'
34%" Jan
700
'
1,100
30%
Jun
49%
Pepsi-Cola Co—
900
7%
62 Va
.
48
Pfizer
Jun
90%
600
12
"
Corporation—-—10
'
*
(i00
24%.
;k--2,
Foremost' ilairies Inc
Freuhauf Trailer
Feb
11%
•Flour:Mills.of.|America Inc——4-5
.
203%
19'b
Ford: Motor Co*.—
:
330
18%
Corp-r——-il
1-—;u—
-2
Erewing
Firstamerica Corp
Falstaff.
Jan
11%
V
'
i-'-'r-'k—kui-40
$1.69-preferred"
■
74%
g,ll%
"«"-*■
Fairbanks Wtiitney. Corp- - _l*_^—-kil:
47% Mar
.35%, Jun
11%
11%
<
-
62% May
Jan
18%
7.50
Llderi Manufacturing
May
Jun
32%
Emerson-Radio ft: Phonograph (Un)—5
Erie
Railroad ,Co_—ft—ft—,
34.
Jan
-■
30 3 b
500
59
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
••;*■'-
32 %
500
-28%
Parke-Davis ft Co
Apr
24'2
:
9%
64%
55
39%
^
41%
85
11% May
-
Jan
Pan
4JZ7a Jan
41%
3% Jan
9%
62%
.
62%
Apr
Paramount
1,330
41% '.«;ru48>
4 84%
84%
LinesTuc——/-ft--——.±-l r;Easdmarv. Kodak Co' (Un i ..a—ilO.
El Paso Natural Gas —ft—
—
3
27% Jan
25%
17 Vb Mar
750
90%
■«
.
v
Eastern-Air
.
400
251%*
24'A Jan
32 Ve
Pacific
Feb
32%
•-
;
600
34
Pont (Et- ry
•
30
3% May
130
Jan :
t-
100
.
.
Jan
2% Jan
6,900
Natural GasOlln-Mathicson Chemical
t
•33*}?;'. 33%
CotpJii-k—a-U-2 ; : 33%
Deere ft. Company———
.'-ulO "ft- 59% ^597^ 59%
.!'«!, 43
Detroit Edison Co (Uh )
—120 ^ —
s*
M
58%
50
25% *26%
25%
-h_
Oklahoma
Apr
Jun
1,100
135
2%
5,900
Ohio Oil Co
44% May
485
12 %
34%*
(Un)
Corp——
Ohio Edison Co
Jan
5748
45%
33%
2%
JUn
49% May
123% May
30
Oak
13%
>
29 5 b
A,
40% Feb
39%
(Minnesota)
50%:'Jun
29 %
*.
T
Jun
.
.,Jan
44%
*-
trk-vio.
<*
D
74
3,200
Apr
May
29 %
293/i
1.000..
26
53
38 %
60% Mar
1,100
.
Jan
29%
Northwest
Mar
28
52% May
300
.
Jun
23%. Jan
47:...,:
-
39
63 % Mar
26 hi
ft- 25%
■ri.tr
33'»
1 k
Curtiss-Wright Corp (<Un)ftkrft
2,100
24%
.
1,400
39%
Northern
24% Mar
Jun
55%
58%
fr 56%
58%
24%
Consumers
Power Co
iftft
* . / - 53%
Container Corp of America—k—_
25 %
Continental Can Cdk.ft_.kk.————i/lO ft*/'47 •
Continental Motors:Corp-/%/——_—--1 ■<*;.: H7«
Controls Co 'of America ftk/i ft—:
_5
'• 48
Crane Go
-i-—:—
—25
45 %
Crucible Stfiel Co .of.America.ft,.25
-29%
Cud&hy Picking C<J_._;—-/-—
---5>/'12
-
•'
5
5
1
—5
_10
1
*
,_1
:—5
!
Aviation
Car
Amer
Northwest
Commonwealth Edison common ——25
C 0 n solid ate d. Fo ocl s
—1.33%
21'A
*5
Northern Indiana Public Service Co__•
Northern Natural Gas Co
10
Feb
100
Jan
Northern Pacific
Jun
49%
2,900
96 Y*
16%
107% 109%
50c
Central RR
York
North
100
21%
109%
—
Northern Illinois Gas Co
2,600
46 3 4
27
3
:
Mfg
ft
North American
Jan
-
48
(Un)
Tile
New
Apr
72% May
.21
46%
-
Corp—_——:—»
System (Un)———10
2,300
Prod
Co
Lead Co
(Un)
Standard Co_
National
Feb
185
-,n
45%
—
National
Jun
20%
Jan
147
Jan
•.•50% Feb
47%
Register-
National Distillers
37% Apr
,
; jBsic
•V "463 4
~26%
«
Colorado Fuel ft: Iron
Columbia- Gat
1,500
53 %
::'493f? 5O:,b
85%
•
-1.00
Cleveland*:Electric^Illumirlating——1.5
13
% 177
-£,66% 69%
7132:%' 33 %"
69 Is
ft Chrysler Corp%-u.i_Uk----_'r_--k-~-'u_25r.^ft. Cincinnati-Gas., ft Electric-————8.50 .ft —
>
Cities' Service- Corj«ft /ft»'
Clcvciancl-Ciiff's Iron common-->!■" .'.49'%
.4preferred"----
Jan
.:*12%
175
31%
Jan
30%
(The)
National Cash
National
25'ii
450
.
•
High
78 Va Mar
50
'
'Jan
Jun
200
35%
35%
Chicago Rook
51%
■»
National
^;2f^,r27%;
Ry- comi—* ft,
Island, ft Pacific Ry-—*
Chicago. South Shore ft So Bend—13.50 ft
Chicago- Towel Co comm.onj..—_—-* v. -
Northwestern
Chicago ft
•
,
49%
_1
Cony
Jan
"
51%
Co common
Apr
28
66%
25'/a
21
Motor Specialties—•
class A_—
1„
Apr
20% Jun
'
200
2,400
89%
21
:
—
Low
500:
88
21
i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Muskegon
25%
Jun
688
30%
Inc
Low
89%
-
Ward ft Co
Mount. Vernon
66 "i
Feb
•r
Motorola
6V2 Mar
.
21%
80
£2%
Jan
39% May
.
Jan
553i
62%
21%
^.Pacific-l*;V31. >
Montgomery
27
'"62%
=29%-
48%
Shares
2
;
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
41%
3.100
-•
Jan
32% Mar
200
5
3%
Apr
Jun
*<29>'
950 •'
39
4%
Brewing Corp———_50c
Milwaukee ;Sc Paul
300
Modlne Manufacturing Co
for Week
12.50
_♦
Cement
Portland
Missouri
Par
:
■
25% May
Jan
2%
7.300
44%
''43%
common_ii___*
America" (Un)'/—fikki* "5 * 383ii
4%
Central ft South West'Corpk_————5 ;*.v 62%'
Cbamplin. Oil ft Refining common—-1
22%
$3 convertible, preferred^——125... .* 56%
Clxcmetron Corp
-I *: 30%
Chesapeake: ft Ohio Ry (Un
——25
71%
Celanese Corp- of
Chicago
2V*
'
Carrier Corp
Centlivre
,18'A
400
29%
29%
■
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
22%
22
22%
5
.30c ./•,
25 "■
.*
Export Gas Ltd—k.—k
Inc
Hecla
ft'
Shares
High
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
2(5
JUNE
ENDED
Friday
Range
Last
S TO C K S
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
46%
Jan
Apr
9V« Mar
45
Mar
118% Apr
63% May
"
88% Feb
180
J«n
Feb
55
May
47
11
30'/a
71
30
Jan
19% May
Jan
39% Mar
.Feb
96% Jun
Jan
38%
Jun
37
38%
1,000
18%
38%
18%
200
32%
700
28
Jan
34
36
Jun
40% Jan
32'A
15% Jan
20% Mar
Mar
36%
25
37
600
23%
25
1,000
23%
Jun
27% Jan
Jan
59
Jan
54%
87%
126
55%
400
53%
87%
89%
190
84%
124% 127%
500
95'A May
Jan
90% Feb
132% Jon
SO
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2922)
.
.
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Pacific Coast Stock
'
,
Range
Industries
ACF
ACF
<Un».
-
Wrigley Stores Inc
Shares
Laboratories
Abbott
Admlrfl 1
Allegheny
Pictures
Mfg Co
100
16
50
22%
Jan
Foremost
8014
Apr
Inc
Co
63% Mar
17%
Jan
50c
55c
24,400
49c
Jun
29% May
«oe
Jar»
5
5
5%.
2,300
Fob
0% Mar
117b
1114
117b
900
10%
87b
8%
800
7%
Feb
5
100
4
Feb
800
31%
301b
5
811b
30 7 V
361c
8,400
100 102%
400
—
{
(Un;—-l
20%
Jan
13'.4
Apr
9%
Apr
5% May
32% May
Feb
27% May
36%
Jun
May
81
102%
Jun
Jan
33%
Apr
Feb
39
30%
31%
1,700
34
32%
34
300
24%
30%
26%
27%
400
20%
Feb
29% May
42%
437 c
500
42
Jun
50%
Theatres tUn)_l
—12.ol
preferred
■
31
Corp
(Un;
Cement
100
800
-------
com
Anna
Bdcast-Para
American Can
70%
2314
•
43%
20%
550
May
Jan
_1U
57%
55%
20%
01%
1,600
Electronics Inc....-—
-*
American Factors Ltd
(Un)——20
1G7«
15%
167 c
800
12
Jan
19% May
34%
30
150
30%
Jan
48
Americand
Cyanamid Co
--.-
(Un.t
American
American & Foreign Power (Un)
American Motors
Corp
American
Potash
American
•
14
(Un;———f
Chemical Corp—"
Sanitary (Un )——5
Standard
15%
40
Arinco
Steel
Armour
&
Ashland
Co
Corp
Co
Oil
(Uni———
00
Gas (Un)—--—-•»
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1
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Matson Navigation Co
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1.75
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——5
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247b
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Montrose Chemical
147 b
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100
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21
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20
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20
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1
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22
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200
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28
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20
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75
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177b
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300
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2,200
_
footnotes
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200
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Honolulu
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5
23%
Electric Storage Battery
:
10
Jan
300
119 b
Bucxd
Jun
v
18
Last
Tel <fc Tel_
Baltimore
Jan
159b
common__25
4.78ff preferred
—25
4.329b preferred
25
4.249b preferred
r_25
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
69b preferred
25
Southern Cal Petroleum
2
Southern Calif Edison
Jun
i,
v.
Jan
.
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2994
.
137b
com (Un)
.)
Arundel
259b May
2,000
Stores
American
.1.25
369b
1
Jun
Jan
77'94
-v
f.. Jun
Jan
99b
7794
189a
35
American
189b
387a
__
48
Jun
,
100
25c
AJan Wood Steel common
107
4894
300
17
Par
96c
.
17
Jun
39% Mar
Jan
Feb
600
3634
247b 259b
469b 46 9 b
—v ; 2694 26*4
19 b
—
19b
3794
36 387 a
__
80 8094
.,',2474.. 2594
499b
479b 49 9b
15
Solar
3194
67
9,900
379b
Sale Trice
5,300
.
Jan
■
1,600
2194
—11
—
V- 36
77%
Jun
500
—
,
-•
Mar
200
' 407« 429b c
" 259b 25%-*,
2794
109'AApr
89b dan
287b
Apr
.
2294
1.25
377b:
300
'Friday
739b
527b
35%
STOCKS
277b "Apr-1'
■
34)
May
69
Feb
300
359b
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
'Apr:,
48
Jun
8,600
429b Jun
477b
45
Feb
May
1994
J
1 07
37
25
w
■
48
r
65
519b
67
94
300
1
nejw
■'
.
800
•
4.49b
45
29%
2494 Jan
|
Feb
433b
!•
-600
22
1.15
3794
4
si
429b
2594
155
(Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Aircraft Co
469b
10394
51
__
—
(Un)—
Corp
Jun
-
1
2
class A
& Gas Co
Signal Oil
3994
7794
*
Corp
Jan
7694
Trade Co Ltd
Shell Transport &
Jan
1,800
2.50
7.50
(Un)—:
Co
1894
59
2,200
.
Co
8694 Mar
1,400
100
Union
52% Mar
500
V
43 9b
Inc
Radio Corp
Zenith
36% May
Jun
Jan
200
;
Jan
7494
300
;
21%
-44%
100
6594
27
579b
109b
—
Feb
800
C
6394
26
54
97b
7594
.
May
900
3194
High
Low
High
439b
Telegraph <Un)___2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake (Un)
lo
Westinghouse Elec Ccrp (Un)n.
12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp iUn)
10
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
10c
Yellow Cab Co common
:
L;
1
Jun
70
42 94
——1 4
3
-1 '
.
1
(Un)_
Steel Corp
Sharon
Jan
3994
—1.66%
Co—
(Un)
Inc
609b
4291
(Un)——•
Ry
Co—:
&
Roebuck
367b Jun
300
63
5
10
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—.—
—1
Schenley Industries (Un)_.——1.40
Scott Paper Co
I
—*
Servel
200
62
239a
Paper Co (Un)—
San Diego Gas & Elec common
Sears
377b
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Dept Stores
Western
„
Mar
377b
61
299b
647b
27
579b
109b
Jan
45
63
Regis
Seaboard Finance
109b
2294
50c
—10
Stores Inc_
Louis-San Francisco
St
31
Jan
79
Oil & Gas Co—.
Safeway
Jan
59b
4674
——1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co Inc—-2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)—
—1
Reynolds Tobacco common (Un)
10
Rheem Manufacturing
Co
1
Rice Ranch Oil Co—.—:
1
Rockwell-Standard Corp
(Un)—
,5
Rohr Aircraft ——
——
1 '
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20g '
Ryan Aeronautical Co new com
St
269b
5,800
7994
1
5
Rayonier Incorporated —.
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve
200
97b
4494
,
Western
20%
61
319b
4694
(Un)
of America
Corp
Apr
Lines
Air
(Un)-
Power
Washington Water
Western
Mar
116
Jan
159a
"
-5
_
101
100
Shares
45 9b
Pictures Inc
Bros
Apr
45
Feb
1,400
3
(Un)_
Co
Oil
Pure
369b
519b Mar
449b May
2
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman
100
200
for Week
Par
Warner
Apr
19%
2894
—
5
(Un)
Co
Jan
3 9 7b
1874
2894
994
97b
3
Co
Petroleum
Phillips
Procter Vt
3594
112 94 112 94
—
_12.50
(Un)
2394
48
,
39 94
__
3394c
(Un)
common
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Un)
30
Range
.—5
High
Low
1.000
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2994
48
__
Parke
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Pan American World
26
JUNE
Friday
Range
Par4
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
S T O C K S
Apr
Apr
7
Feb
44
Jun
Jun
'Mar''
44
-28
39
32
Jan
3894 Mar
707b
Feb
979b Jun
3394
32%
3394
310
919 b
9074
9294
413
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown
JUNE 20
WEEK ENDED
Exchange
Are Expressed in Canadian
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Friday
Sale Price
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
<
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
preferred
—50
preferred
—50
Anglo Can Tel Co 494% pfd—!
Argus Corp
Ltd common-
$2.40 preferred
-
-
$2.50
preferred
-
50
1774
38 7
21
21
i
J—50
7,630
a
35,490
45
447a
: 21"
45%
519 b
519b
519bf
:
40
*
_
47%
28%
Atlas Steels Ltd—1
25%
For footnotes see page
18
t
37%
83
83%..
—
250
34%
Asbestos Corp
20»b
327b
3774
I
:
J
300
37%
pfd_ —25
—50
Pulp
11
33%
-
Aluminum Co of Canada 4r.'o
Canadian
239a
175
1774
Aluminium Ltd
49b %
37
38%
Agnew-Surpass. Shoe
Algoma Steel
Anglo
6,949
23%
—
—
39
20%
—
A
13
High
11
494% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
Class
Low
38%
-25
47%
'
.
40
.
47%,
28
289b
24%
259a
40
Feb
23
Feb
24
10%
Jun
.
preferred
574%
Banque Canadian
119 b Mar*>
Mar
Bank
10
3.45
Rights
21
1274
Jan
189b
Jun
Eank of Nova Scotia
35 74
Jan
39
Jap
3474
Jto
Banque Provinclale (Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class
22
Feb
2694 May
Jan
1,915
429b
Jan
•4574
"
100
51% May
Feb
Bell
Telephone
Bowater
Bowater
Mar
Bowater
Paper
preferred
preferred—
.5%%
-—2
—i
Mersey
71
-Jan
859b
Feb
Bowaters
100
46
Jan
48
Jan®
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
May
36
Feb
British
29
9b Feb
3,035
27
1,010
24% Jun
_
.
American Bank Note
38.a
Co
-British American Oil common
•
*
•
.
o -«
-
.
.
48
5-.a
37
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
21
Jun
241" Feb
'
al20 a219b
130
5794
58%
2,204
54
17
189 b
139a
Apr
60 9b
4,537
3,825
53
Feb.!'
3.50
17,680
77
78
432
65% May
389a
39
921
33
Max
47
47
25
45
105
27
May
May
5974
3.45'
29
-r
Pfd—50
Paper 5 9b %
390
*
<7%
10
10
•
0
—25
42%
50 "44 4*
;-50
48%
—,—.—
Corp
Jan
•
42
A
B
Feb
43
May
3294 Jan
Class
;
53
40
5974
10
Montreal
of
■"—
44.
a20
579 a
—25
-——
National——
197a Mar
.2074
990
Par
✓
,
Range
Low
Apr
100
,
38,
8494
3494 May
1,026
;
High
Low
/
«
Bailey Selbum—
~
Abitibi power & Paper common
i
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
' Shares
Week's
Friday
Dollars
29
417 a
4274
4374
44%
489b
4874
6%
7
•
.
11,881
48
•
4974
50
35
-
79% Jun
*
40
Jun
51%
Feb
35
Feb
»
Apr-.:-
44 - Feb
? 46 9h May
479b Mar) '
0
Jan' -
35
•
5%
2,730
47
.
509b
7
37
50
5,473
4974
■35 '
Jun
:
j
Ju'n"^
Feb
Feb
499b Mar
f
Jun
79 a
57b Jun %
■
;
Jun
3.55 Jun
—-
4274 May■>
1,085
Jun
60 Vb
165
•
47
.39%
Apr
1874
-
.
350 '
'
57 b
2.80
637b Mar
Apr*;
52
Apr
Apr
'449b- Feb
_
(2924)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Low
Elecric Co—
4% cum red
pfd—-J..100
4%% cum red pld_
—, „100
4Yz% preferred
SO
,
77%
45
75
Jun
77%
Jun
69
75
84% Mar
89%
Feb
1
40
Jan
43
Mar
Bruck
Mills
a
30
45
Mar
48
Jun
Placer
52
28
43%
a
class
A—
31% Jun
37
29%
Jan
28%
Jan
Roe
100
28
Jun
28
Jun
10
32
33%
795
30%
Jun
,—•
47
37% Mar
49% Jun
5%% preferred
Roljand Paper class A„—A—
•
39%
15
*
50
2,265
7.00
100
75
12%
•
8%
Jan
16
225
9%
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
18
2,880
320
10%
10%
2,240
2,755
45%
10%
28%
40%
002
82
82
!
20
27%
12%
19%
28%
:
0,504
20
20
300
al4% al4%
8%
9%
12%
12%
00
45%
r---
29%
28
13
19%
pfd
8%
12%
19%
Corsets
Dominion Dairies common
5c/o preferred
Dominion Foundries 8c Steel
225
al9
75
10
a25
•
47%
45%
97
97
—*
87
88
common
preferred
10
—
Dominion Steel 8c Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
al4%
•
19%
•
—
00%
Dominion Tar 8c Chemical
common—•
Redeemable preferred
—23%
7£> preferred
100
Donohue Bros Ltd
,—3%
Dow
Brewery
al4% al4,«
19% 20%
00%
71%
.•
Dupuls Freres class A
Match
Enamel 8c Heating Prod
class A—
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor Co
•
7
V.74
-
-/
yi
>,
39%
L—.
39%
..
27
Jan
5
Jan
71%
1,405
14 %
1,890
14
31%
1,415
May
28% May
Jun
101%
17% Mar
20%
130
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
30
9%
17
Mar
35
Feb
8.95
Jan
103
Abitca Lumber & Timber
General
63
Jan
Jan
19%
250
45
38%
39%
2,051
10%
10%
15%
1,000
35% May
9% Feb
Jan
15
2,725
15
13%
14%
2,000
41
13% Jun
41
41%
1,257'
41%
51%
41%
211
51%
52%
1,705
Jun
Apr
Jan
51% Jun
"Week's
Last
Consolidated
"•
42% Mar
11% Apr
21
Jan
20%
Jan
46% Mar
42% Apr
64
Mar
6 ¥2
preferred
Ltd
19%
650
215
41
41
50
40
105
(R
a50
63% Jan
Canada
53
Feb
Jun
44
Jan
1.00
322
60c
Jun
32
41%
41 %
104
;
r
42
42
95C
'
25
4,444
38%
Jun
46%
Jan
2,328
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd com cl A__*
12%
Apr
37%
3,615
35%
Jun
14% Feb
38% May
Jan
Common',class B _1—1——1-1-——*
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)_l———♦
45% Jun
53% Apr
21 % Ant
Maple
94% Mat
Moore
45
45%
400
43%
50
50%
200
20%
395
93%
92%
49% Jan
17% Jan
83% Jan
93%
2,561
113
164
a31
17
31%
31%
610
31%
5
49%
.10
Iroquois Glass preferred
50%
14 %
14
14%.
51
108
Jun
36
43%
Jan
33
Jun
1,955
May
28% Mar
48 % Mar
55
Jan
1,400
12
Jan
16
Jan
28 % Mar
30
Mar
23
23%
585
20
28%
27%
28%
530
27% Jun
25%
20
150
3
Ltd
—
10%
JMfeuft
10%
10
10%
Jan**
11
Jan
—
32%
32%
50
27%
Jan
38
11
11%
May
2,675
11
Jun
14% May
38 ¥4
37%
38%
2,570
36% Jan
44% Feb
—If
a75
a75
0
15%
—
24%
10%
•
Power
Ltd
14 ¥2
15%
23,592
105 109 ¥2
126
126
530
105
30
107
Jan
610
9
May
—
MacMJllan 8c ©loedel class B__,
,
,
,
„
„
11
>
„„
—100
common
•
III
100
109
100
—
A
10
*
Molson Breweries Ltd class A—
Class B
preferred
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Morgan 8c Co common—
126
•
•
29
——140
preferred
National Steel Car
Corp common
Noranda Mines Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products common
18%
5
•
,100
•
•
•
•
26
29
41 ¥2
210
4,270
85
Feb
10%
Jan
Jun
2.50 Feb
22%
Jan
28%
32
—
•
9*/ 8
13 ¥2
Al_—_r—1
18
32%- 32 %
MacLaren Power & Paper Co_l
29%
29 ¥2
—*
Leaf Milling Co Ltd—i—
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co_"—
86
*
18 ¥4'
85
Feb
149% Feb
12% Feb
4.10 Mar
29%
Jun
Jun
1,547
22%
Jan
29
41%
234
40 %
Jan
43
al8%
al9
104
17% Jan
48 ¥4
Jun
2.55
Jun
5c
Jun
740
32%
31'2
Jun
28%
Feb
80
Apr
13%
Feb
•
Power
4%%
100
46
Jan
32
32
430
27
Jan
94 ¥2
94 ¥2
50
94
Jan'
51
Mar
38% May
96
Feb
'
40¥*Feb;
'
177
.
-
29
86
100
18% '
42
-
Feb'
33
Jan
36
May'
'
18.¥2
"
Jun,
31 ¥4
160
38 ¥2
1,895
a
7 %
50
7¥a
Feb
9
all¥4 all¥4
25
8
Feb
12
72
50
40%
Jan
51%
Feb
15
15
130
11
Apr
16
Jun
3.60
3.60
800
a44
a44
9
'31*
#
■
Atlantic
Candn
Invest
■
'
A.,_i
*
50%
Co—1
Corp of Canada—
cumulative 1st preferred—
cumulative partic 2nd pfd.
Mills Ltd
1—
non
31
36V2 Mar
Jun
Chains
Russell
Canada
Industries
*
-
4.50
80
27 ¥4
100
20%
Jan
38
460
22;
Jan
Gas
1.10
1.20
2'5%
2,777
al23al23¥a
'
j
\
-
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—:
*5%%
class A
92
36
37%
1,705
86
Products' Ltd—1
C)
—
1—
18 1
Jun
—
14
"
.
j.
Jan
Jun
36%
GO
86
Jun
175
20
Jan
17%
51%
alO
51%
•
-*■96% May
"29
May
-
10% Mar
15%
15%
Jan
17%
5138
Jun
5%
10 *4
Apr
21
a—
5*4
13%
Jun
a!6
al6
10
Apr
■6
Jun
13%
:
-
Jun
'
23% Jan
Jun
65 a
13%
Jun
51%
a—
; 21
a
21
—e%
Jan
Jan
-
"%
1634
;
44
Jun
4,088
Apr
92¥2 Mar
,.9Q% Feb
29
86
Jun ^
26
131
13%
*»
:
1.25
Mar
Mar
12%
United
(J
Jun
38
u„
-
85c:
125
28%
B—,—
Corporations 'class B—
Waternian Pen Co Ltd (L E)A—
•
5
36%
preferred—t
class
"
92
4%% preferred
1—,_100
Trans^Canada Corp (Fund——.—10
Trans Mountain Oil'Pipe Line Co_i1—*
Ltd
Apr
.20%
,
___
10% Jan
2,000
24%
1
Wilson
Jun
32%
"
1—1—•
Westeel
Apr
"7
Jan
'
Inc.—,
Amusement
Apr
Apr
•
Southern Canada Potver .6r/o pfd
100
Texaco Canada Ltd 4% pfd——^100
Traders Finance Corp class A—
—*
United
'
a
215
'all% al2%
.i—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltdi
>
50
al7.
Apr
77
Jan
20%
Mar
45
Jan
1,015
al7
i
Maurice
72
1
7
31
"May"
4.00
May
63i
37
Ltd-—
3.25
40% Jan
20%
Ltd————.
40
37 Vr Jun
- ■
30%
*
Quebec Telephone Corp common
5 ¥2%
preferred
Renold
50
a75V2 a75¥2
Premier Steel
aSt
Apr *
14¥2 May
37%
—5
—
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd IlO
Northwest Industries
6Co
Jun:
IIV*
Jim
975
9c
a7 ¥2
Ltcl new,,—
,—
May
20% May
May
2.30
--
Corp
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mussens Canada Ltd———
Jan
16% Jun
112% Jun
26
Jun
2.35 Jun
10% Jan
'
AprJun
Feb
2.00
-
Jan
1.50
190
8% Jun
'
33 ¥4
Jan.
.
47
Jan
•1,175
13*2
Jan
20
Jan
150
,'
31%
,
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd—.
48 ¥4
41%
a
10
a3.00 a3.30
26 ¥2
29 ¥2
29
I "•
•
10
a3.30
108
275
25 ¥4 :
'o5Yz
Apr
65c
421
•
Jun
23
•
1
Pacific
23
•
(John)
40
700
,
104% Jun
Jun
May
common—*
Secord
121% Mar
¥4
860
•
Jun
15'%
,
190
CO
13%
20%
"
43
90c
177 ¥4
:
49
1,055
'
180%
200
"
*
41% Jun
101% Apr
13% Jan
970
......
19 '
t-4 CO
19
100
49
'
•
-
•
Jun
Feb
15,050
13%
35%
20%
S2
45
8c
37
50%
31% Jan
3?¥2 May
34*2 Jail
5c
13%
10
10
620
22
-49
1.00 Mar
5,235
-
575
•
class
Inc
Apr
May
41
Rights
———-i—Kelly Douglas class A_—„—
(Alfred)
•8
48
40
3,300
Lambert
May
.•(U/iMar-
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2.50
Jan
31
Apr
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Jun
Jan
35
2.55
12%
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•
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a50 a51 ¥2
2.25
May
34
4a¥*
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2.35
40%
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38%
Apr
27'
Mar
19 ¥2
v
12y2 Mar
11%
33% Jan
25
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*
40%
Jan
Jun
35
325
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12V2 May
Jan
500
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common
Mar
-6V2
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7%
~41
Manufacturing Ltd—————-•
Chemicals
'
51
7 ¥4
32
■
Jun
50
pfd
79% May
7.15 May
18
:
a20
41
Engineering Works Ltd—
;
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4S-
1.00
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
•
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Inland
'•High A
1.00
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108
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May
1
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115
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1,646
53
28%
.
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Fleet
U
490
52
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Dominion
100
7
:
12 ¥2
10 ¥4
18%
■
Ltd_!—
connnonl
0,130
H3
Feb
40V2 May
6% Jan
7
'
Paper Corp
Gas
11
International Nickel of
Canada com—•
International Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
*
International Utilities
Corp
5
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
■
Jan
-
107
.
1.60 Jan
200
9%
10
*
:*
11,240 ,7
5,050
8
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Jan
37% Jan
"
,
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50
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92
Feb
40c
37,700
'457
7%
„7
9%
—1
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Consumers
Crown
67c
41 ¥2 '
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5
-
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~
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Apr
44%
44
Range Since Jan. 1
A
High
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Div
-
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Westinghouse
Jockey Club Ltd
•
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May
Jan
c.r:
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■
4.10
for Week
"
63c
Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
Low
L—;
Investments
Jun
.
13
Jan
47%
a20 5
Canadian
Crain
Jun
11
;
105
46
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A—• 4
108% Mar
51%
15%
•
88
35 %
Common
-5 ¥2
00
6.05-
35
550
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd_.— —*
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd
Jan
010
0.05
>,
Feb
A,-37% Jun
34% Jan
34% Jan
325
280
Par
Jan
46% May
455
,
935
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315
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325
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Canadian
18
72
Jun
192
Jan
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stocks
Apr
52
71
Feb
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jun
52
71
"A 1
Jun
25%
Canadian Stock Exchange
25% May
71% Jun
18%
104
64
1,784
4.30 '
.100
.100
Consolidated
37% Jan
100
*
•
common.--^-———r
preferred*-'-—
——ou
Feb
39%
10
i
May.,
12
-80%
•
99%. Jun
1,205
,
:,34%'
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4%%
295
ll'1,ij/ -ip% *;
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6.00
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1
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Apr
May
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•
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81
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7
14
50
23%
72
71
;
Feb
C 5.39% Mar
;
38 ¥2 Mar
32% Jan
19,580
19% Jan
Jan
•
Imperial Bank
Rights
Imperlal Investment class A
Imperial Oil Ltd—
5 7c
•
19% Jun
-—•
—
2,260
Apr
f.
.-'52%
r
Jan
32%
Canadian Dredgcf & Dock Co
14%
09
trust—*
34%
.132
30
1.99 %
-..
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—
Jan
22
Feb
30%
105
1,000
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4.8
Jan
•
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Jan
Feb
20
135
Jan,
45
:
20
Jan
Worts_^__
&
24% Feb
8% Jan
22% Mar
50% Feb
103
225
.
Feb
Jun
900
Jan
46"
05
19
1,155
43
.40
380
401*4
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45%
0.05
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10
Jan
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50
Jun
38
32% Jun
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15
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r
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135
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55
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11
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12% May
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.
34
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3,903
40
200
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25
735
2,294
3,500
1
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11%
79%
275
1,190
4
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8%
05
7.85jrHH
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34 %
3«f0
0.05
•
34%
Feb
38%
•
Howard Smith Paper common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
5Vz% preferred
4%% preferred
Mitchell (Robt) class
Class B
31% Mar
20 % May
6 % May
18
May
6
-
Jan
22%
25
a,47c
—
6%
„
May
8%
v
Feb
90 %
22%
103
Corp
20% Feb
24% Mar
22%
28%
1
Home Oil class A
Class B
Maasey-Ferguson
21
18% May
25
——100
General Dynamics—
Ltd
Jan
Jan
G6% Jun
1,105
Jan
35% Mar
700
aO
•(;■'■
41% May
13%
190% Feb
.
Feb
Jan
570
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,
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75% Jan
c;
180
30%
-
46
.
<
:•
4% % ' preferredr%_—
.
Feb
15
15
100
Lawrence
19
4.10
Jan
Mar
Feb
•
General Steel Wares common
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd—
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co vot
16 Y* Mar
15%
14
-10
common
Public Service Ltd
33
14
preferred
5%% preferred
Steel
class B
May
725 r
45
300
sr8.25r ,a9.00
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v-B3%.
r
Anglo-Can Pulp '& Paper Mills Ltd—* 1
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd--—5 i:
7
Arcan Corp Ltdl-—
—• A
7%
9%
Beatty Bros Ltd—5_'— _1———
* •
Belding-Corticelll 7%
pfd—:
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10
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc———-i
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—-*
19%
Canada Packers Ltd class B——
*
25%
2,704
8.00 .<
31.%
•
20
31
5%
United
Jan
Feb
45
85%
w
-
alO
—
.11—
20
May
12% Jan
92
25%
410
78%
-
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Pipeline
Oils
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class
Jun
25%,
71 %
Triad
Walker Gooderliam
Mar
400
-
.
33%?33%'"
34
——
15% May
23 % Jan
'
85
5,395
_22"%-Jan "
Jan
.95% May
_21
Jan
«135
<.
•
Canada Ltd
May
31% Mar
Jun
97
22%
Ills
French Petroleum
preferred
$2.25 preferred
$2.75 preferred
Inland Cement
preferred,
May
no
12,005
.
Jan
43% Apr
3
9% Mar
20
72
Mar
11
38
865
4,920
:«
—-——-*
11% Mar
18% Mar
27%
49
20
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Trans Canada
41% Jan
19%
10%
•
Feb
50
,
Jan
>
•■liy* Mar
Jun
10%
-.
.
*."i '48
Feb
29
Foundation Co of Canada
Limited
,
10
40%
a$8, v.a98
,
>t40%^40%
:
•
Jun
10%
Eddy
Texaco
25
17%
•
Jan
10%
16%
15
47%
14%
23% May
—
1,770
38
•
C.
Jan
18% Jan
17%
•
Canada
Feb
24
5
V,
•
..50%
"
41% Jun
17 A17%
*84%
-3014
•
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;
1
5%% preferred——100
Jun
2,300
47%
,,,—100
290
<v^'7.85
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20
21
200
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42
39%
U8.25
,
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Jan
22G
a25
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A
Class
Jun
375
10%
-
Series
18
Jan
2,570
A-
—v.—_AA2—AAAA,....
15
2.25
2,131
35
com
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12
22%
32%
class
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
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Feb
Apr
a6%
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Co
19%
23%
'
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Steel Co of Canada———.—-.—_*
14
350
'
5
Feb
•1
Feb
13
8.00
*
Southam
Jan
19%
19%
23%
85
200
84%
lo
Jun
May
100
33%
-
Mar
8
353
—•
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11
2.50
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*
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100
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18
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3,343
33%
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295
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80
39 %
;
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30% May
,
61%
41^4
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St Lawrence Corp common .—„„J—„•
82
32%
22%
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23
25
•
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——
82
750
25
300
14
•
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13
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2,980
17
Jun
100
33
32%
_
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—-
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*
(Canada) common——
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,
•
1,393
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2.50
preferred
25
:
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preferred—AAA—.AA.A100
45% Jun
10% Jun
19%
19%
23%
^
Gatlneau Power
375
29%
19%
18 ¥4 Jan
29% Jan
9¥2
10%
10%
18%
18
Dominion
4%%
2,835
33
B
4%
Feb
36
31
Crown Zellerbach class A
Corp
14¥a
1,944
a31
17%
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Jun
43
:
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12%
33
33%
Mailman
22 ¥2
100
-
17%
10%
16%
(A V>
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'
common—*
—
7.00
Apr
22 %
16
common
Jan
May
4.85
12
21 ¥4
a
•
11
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195
'
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38%
30% Feb
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325
,
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Jun
-
42% May
42% Jun
15% Jun
30
22%
•
35% Jan
35%
.a03
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1
,
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd'——;—---
25% Feb
10% May
23% Apr
32% Jan
12% Jun
15%
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A_
St
Jun
15 Vh
19%
Bros
05
15%
Consolidated Mining 8c
Smelting—
Consolidated Textile 1
(M)
Jan
39%
25
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Coghiin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
Loeb
54
15%
Canadian Pacific Railway
_25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred— ..10
Canadian Vickers
Canadian West Nat Gas 5%%
Lower
1,760
3,952
42%
a63
.
■
Apr
64
.———
—
May
14
14 ¥2
V
—
Lewis
13
Jun
7.00
Locomotive
Laura
Jan
13%
a22¥t a22 %
•
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Labatt
Mar
11
39%
International Power
Jamaica
40
300
39%
Canadian Oil Companies common—
:
iJumulatlve preferred
100
Indus
50
300
13%
38%
•
Preferred
of
47
12 y«
preferred
Quebec natural Gas—
Quebec Power ■—————._
Mar
62 ¥2
•
5r/o
Apr
12
20
Canadian Industries
99%
Jan
13%
62'/a
.38%
■A". 4%
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•;
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305
Hydrocarbons
Pont
Jan
704
>
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28
—12.50
11%
.
.
Feb
4.00
•
33
B
.*11%
III100
preferred
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28
common
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Dy
39
4%
Jun
28
preferred
Dominion Glass
13%
33% Jun
79
-
•■
47% May
14% Jan
Jan
27 ¥b
Canadian Canner class A—
Canadian Celanese common
$1.75 series
Canadian Chemical 8c Cellulose
Canadian Cottons common
1%
736
9
33
38%
'
200
•
Jan
28% Juu
1,015
: ' •••:
13%
'
40% Jan
12% Jim
90
33
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31*%
28
*
warrants
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40
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.
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32%
•
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—,
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Dominion
200
iv
„
Company
570
28
__—
Class
Power Corp of Canada
Premium
Iron ■* Ores
93%
Preferred
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian
Jan
93
10
Canadian
Feb
40
93
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
Powell River
18
Jan
35%
f
Canada Steamship common
S<Jc preferred
Canada Wire & Cable class
6%
Jun
Jan
35%
33%
•
01.30 prelerred
A
Jan
12%
34%
common..
Canadian Forgings class
A
Canada Iron Foundries
common
Class
49%
44
a13
Canada Cement
common—.—
Canadian
05
11% al2%
4.00
mil
_
330
38%
-29%
Jun
1258
1,498
*'28%
High
Low
*13%
,..4.00
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
,12%
29%.
,
——
Development
Shares
-4.00
;
-'■
•
•
2,416
al4al4%
37 %
Building Products
Calgary Power
14%
„
Ltd
13%
"III
trciiiiiO'Uo
for W eek
Low
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
41%
47
47%
a50% a50%
ttSO'/a
•
—
Brown Company
Last
High
87
50
—
5%% preferred
British Columbia
Forest Products.
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Low
41%
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
77%
87
50
5% prelerred
26
1
—
—
JUNE
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Columbia
WEEK
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Par
British
FOR
Sales
Mar
15¥2
.
Jan"1
12¥2
Jun-
Volume
Number 5859
189
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
26
JUNE
ENDED
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Alscope Exploration Ltd.
Lead
Anacon.
Ltd-
Mines
Ameranium
Mines
Arno
* ;;
Sulphur Szr Iron Co Ltd
—1
AugustusExploratum Ltd
—:_u——l'
Aull Metal Alines Ltd
—:
—*
Atlas
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd. class A_l
Baiter Tal'Q
Beatrice Red
V
—
.
Cadamet
,'
1;
19c
Jun
5c
Jan
3,000
2,000
53c J
1,000
Jan'
53c
15c
78c
3,500
4c
v
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Jun
Mar
41c"
v
-
r;7.85
7:05
650'"'
-
Alay
7.05
700
■
Jan
8%
6.05
Jan >
1.21
Jun
1.85
Jan1,;
54,500
3c
Jun
3,934
1.23 '
*
Jun
13c
Feb
'
Explorations." Ltd—————1
1
Canorama
Canuba- Mines Ltd—
Car bee Mines
.
■;
:——•—1
Ltd..-—-1
-
:
*
t__——_• 1
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
LJ.—1—1
Chibougarnau Jaculet Ltd——.ill——75c.
7,000
Jan
61c " Jun
65c
31,000
lOVic Jan
200
9.75: Jan
r
;:
l^7a;107i '
6:10
51c ^
7,000 u
56c
10ci
Compagnie Minierc-L'Urigava.'
LI.50 . ^ ■
11__1—1
/LL.1
Consok Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—_1.
Consolidated Dehison Mines LtcL
—1 ;r t. 13<% "
51c
Jun
99c
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
22c
5,000
5c
5c
•
.
^
13Va''13Vir
Jun
11
LL
1.75
500
'
Alay
East. Sulitvah
Ltd-———L——
Mines
Fab
•
Falconbridge Nickel Mine's Ltd—.
Fano
;
1
Mining, & Exploration Inc_
Mines (1945) LtcLL-i-——. 1
Copper Mines Ltd'-li—_i;
Futurity Oils Ltd—L-i— _L——L_;
Fundy Bay
4
Gunnar
0
1 '
Ililleresfr. collieries Ltd—L—•———
15c
,
•
«
1
13* 4
•
21
'7
8c;
New Pacific Coal <fe
1.30
■
14 V4
lie
1.00
22c
,24c
60c
65c
8c
(
•
159,500
8c
,1,
500
.
.
13c
58c
I,500
76c
5c
87c
7,400
75c
Jun
5 Vic
6 Vic
26,000
5c
2,200
4c
87c
25,899
17c
6,500
6c
32,800
2,200
45c
1
Gbalski (1945) Ltd-————1—x—1
20c
2,000
20c
12c13Vic
2,825
12c
Oils
Ofkalta
12c
I,600
8.00
8.90
2,450
98c
45,600
77c
Mines Ltd-^.——-1
Ltdx—1
—2
& Oil Ltd—A————1
:
75c.
25c
30c
lr23<-
1.25
.
.
Apr
1.49
.
28c
2.30
20c
!75c
Jun
13 Vic Jun
28c
8.00
-
Jun
40c
6c
8,500
6c
65c
7c
4c
7c
3,800
Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration ttd
1 ;
Quebec Copper Qorp Co, Ltd. l_—_1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp—
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—
1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—
_1
Rights*,'.——-——_—_i——J,—- ;
Queen'ston-' Gold Mines Ltd_I
—1
37c
37c
,39c
4,250
37c
Jun
4.75
Uraniuin
St
LtdLimited'———
Lawrence River Mines
Siscalta.
Oils
South Dufault
Alines Ltd——
(1944) Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.:——,
Sullivan- Cons Mines Ltd——
,
20,500
.
II,400
.
1.304'/2C
1.30
4-Vic
5c
•
4.00
4.20
a87c
a87c
-
13 Vic
allc
1
12
161,300
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31c
20c
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Feb
>
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allc
500
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Feb
,
4,300
4c
,
5,325
3.25
70c
.
6c
Jan
8c
Jun
250
,
2,820
1
2.08
2.08
I,200
1
15c
16c
6,000
11 Vi
15c
Mar
2.08
Tazin.
Mines
Ltd—,
;
Ltd
—
Exploration
Corp
Trebor Alines Ltd.
Valor
Lithium
Ltd—
Corp
Unltect Asbestos
—
Mines
Ltd
Vanguard Explorations
Ventures
Ltd
1
Virginia-Mining Corp
Wayne Petroleums Ltd-
—1
—x—*
1
1—
"
Ltd
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp
Wendeik Mineral
Westburne
Oil
Products LtdCo
Ltd-,
Oil & Gas Ltd
Decalta Petroleum Ltd
West. Canadian
Western
Westville Alines
For
Ltd
!
footnotes see page 44.
-
Jan
,
68c
1.98
..
;
15c
20c
7c
-
25c
36c
60c
Mar
94c
May
9c
Jan
400
1.98
Jun
2.62 Apr
9,700
6c
Jan
9 Vic Feb
.
2,000
16c
Jan
30c
Mar
27 Vi
Jun
32*.'t
Alar
15c
Jan
29c
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Jun
27 Vi
27Vi "
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15c
19c "
15,000
,
17c
17c
17c
21c
21c
.
1.25 '
3c
3c
1,000
,
17c
Jun
17c
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
Jan
5c
Apr
75c
Mar
"
80c
80c
1,100
1.45
200
1.47
7c
7c
.
.
700
2,000
1.45
1.47
7c
Jun
Jun
Jan
8 ViC
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8c
Jan
10c
Mar
3.55 Jun
60
: -
Feb
52*4
Feb
Feb
25c
59 Vi
GO
3,937
3.45
3.55
14,138
77
78%
1,277
1.66
1.56
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44,460
63C
G5c
3,300
81c
Mar
73c
66c
73c
35,700
60c
Mar
82c
Apr
15c 16Vic
15c
Jun
26c
14c
Jan
25c
Jan
May
Jan
9%c Jun
66c
21c
7c
9 Vic
20c
18c
21C
26,300
9
9%
2,490
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—"
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1
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—
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Uranium
Ribbon
Gold Mines
Mines Ltd
Company.
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class
;
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Brunsman
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
Feb,
12c
Feb
Buffadison
Gold
86c
Jun
1.32 Jan
24,380
91c
88c
86c
1.70
1.70
100
42 V'2
41V*
42%
1G.087
1.32
1.G1
29,750
Vic
40,310
110,320
1.37
2ov2c
20 ViC 22
—
&
—
Smelting
1.90 Apr
1.53 Jan
39%
2.05 May
Jan '
90c
26c
14 %c Mar
-
Jun
9c
51c
18c
12c
15c
7,600
10c
Mar
55
55
50
50c
GC
5c
6c
2,700
5c
Apr
Jun
7c
6 Vic
7c
50c
53c
55
—1
—*
*
1
1
—1
1
11,200
50c
1.08
Jan
22c
Mar
30c
':■•
Apr
Jun
8%C Feb
55
'
10c
6Vic Jun
23,200
280,
_
May
27%c Mar
Jun
Jan
Feb
44%
Apr
12c
—.—.————100
Erunhurst
Jan
18% Feb
6,820
*
B
Jan
Jan
Apr
16c
54,470
*
Company
2.20
Jun
30 -
17%
17c
preferred
—.—50
preferred
——50
4%% preferred
100
5f,'o preferred ——
50
5V'2 % preferred
50
British Columbia Forest Products
•
British Columbia Packers class A
*
Class B
*
British Columbia Power
'_
*
British Columbia Telephone
25
Broulan Reef Mines
1
2.28
25c
25% Mar
100
20c
—*
*
1
Oil
American
Mills
Mar
130
62c
Columbia Electric—
Class
13,600
18
15c
1
-1
Tank common
(T G)
common
preferred
25c
26%
57C
1
Mar
18
12 Vie
1
preferred——x—50
*
Mersey
Feb
,
36c
13% May
•"
16c
15c
—50
50
preferred—.
5Vse% preferred
52
Apr
25 Vi
18
1
-1
1
preferred
Paper
6%
Jun
1.94 Feb
Jun
Jan.
18c
'
80
.
May
60c
1
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Corp 5 Co
25
50c
-1
6c
45
1
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50
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Yukon
...
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common-—
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20c
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—*
Mines
Co
16 VzC
.
Jan
1.40 Jan
300
9V/4
2.80 Apr
65%
59,100
47
Brown
2.00 Jan
Jun
46
Bruck
,
16c
19c
92c
•
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77 v«
Jun
;
79c46
43% Jan,
Jan
Mar
May
iix
6%
39%
43%
44 Vi
43%
48 Vi
180
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6%
1,225
6
Jan
47
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47*4
190
46
May
49% Mar
19% Feb
39% Jun
39%
39%
—
7 Vic
8c
7.25
3.005
70c
70C
1,100
5%
7 Vic
17,000
6.75
6,345
5%
5%
22
22
46
2.25
2.40
37
25
21%
45
2.24
5%
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25
Jan
50
Jan
35
Jun
75
Feb
38
77
77%
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'
43
87%
89
46
960
51
50%
14
15
17%
17%
17 Vi
38 %
.
Jun
Mar
91'
May
45
Mar
48
Jun
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.
May
Feb
49%
12%
Apr
Feb
52
3,885
14% Feb
18
Apr
14%
Feb
18
May
35%
40
Jan
Jan
40% Mar
47% May
60c
Feb
44
5,252
1.852
58c
55c
59c
13,550
12%
11%
12%
600
11%
Jun
50
8V4
Jan
14
14
14
.
4.65
4.70
220
5o
5 ViC
3,500
6c
2.95
14c
6c
3.00
12 %C 16ViC
Feb
43
1,215
1,000
17%
17%
37%
May
42
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51
14%
78
Jan
85
•
555
46%
44% Feb
'
40% Apr
525
214
88
43
3,30 Mar
2.24 Jun
110
47 Vi
43%
7% Apr
Jan
37%
42%
37%
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>
Mar
7.835
10,296
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77
15%c Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
Feb
7
6.75 Jun
70c
170
45
50% Feb
44% Apr
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6.96
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9,600
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46
,
3c
1.45
1.47
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13,500
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22c
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1.35
59 Va
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6.60 Jan
4.50
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1.30
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1.35
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5c
200
25% Feb
Jun
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Jun
Jan
10%. Jan
Jun
201
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Feb
Jun
2,500
23c
r
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14c
.
2.00
6c
17c
108,190
5 Vic
4.60
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19 Vi
620
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Jan
II,400
*
73c
5c
1
1
*
1
1
15c
25c
570
20 Vi
Ltd
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Jan
2.84 Mar
19%
19%
Mines
Bridge
Bright
Jun
16,370
8.10
7.G0
19 Vi
20
Uranium
Brazilian Traction common
Apr
17c
Jun
May
3.90 Jun
8c
7.35 Jun
19%
1
Boymar Gold Mines—
B.ralorne Pioneer —
Bralsaman
Petroleums
Mar»
36,000
19c
14c
4.60
l^td—T
—,
18c
.
14V2c
—1
-1
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1
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United- Oils Ltd--
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1
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15c
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9
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Tache Lake Alines
8.10
1
25
25
Petroleums
Bowaters
Jun,
15Va
Jun
30
-
Jun
4c
18,230
5,361
Bowater
4.GO Alay
1.30
3,03 Mar -
2.25 Feb
300
'
Feb-
10c
Feb
6
2,000
*
*
•
Bowater
May
9c
3.85
5 Vic
8c
21 %c Apr
*
.3.50
Bouzan
-i-1.75 Mar
Mar
12,500
12 Vi
-
3.75
18% Feb
Feb
Feb
23c
10
Mines
Bowes
Feb
300
,
„1
10
Montreal—
of
,
32c
Jan
.
Mines
Cons
Bordulac Mines
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;
Jun
15c
\. a9c
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29c
2.65
290
29% Mar
..
Jan
Jan
lie
380
19% Ffeb
-
12Vic Jun
4,780
8
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50c
1
1
Mines
Bonville
1
Mar,
35c
Jun
V4c May
7,000
,
3.05
28 Vi
8
1—.—
Bidcop Mines Ltd
-—
Black Bay Uranium—
,
9c
Feb
4c
23,600
2.85
3.75
Oils
Bicroft
7.25 Mar
4.15 Feb
14c
0% Jun
"
Feb
5c
26,750
11 Vic
7% May
•
I3%c Jun
6,500
16c
27 Vi
A—
preferred
preferred
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7 Vic Mar
-
5Vic
-Apr
2.09 Feb
18% Apr
:
24V'» Jun
4,441
28
——
class
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Lodge
Bibls
Mar
47c
May
200
common
B
B.evcon
2.30 Jan
-
Jun
5c
74c
25% '
Peb
19c
Jan
Jan
5%
13V2C 15 V'2 c
3.00
—
Electric
Fabric Products
.
"
29c
:—"
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Jun
23c
1,000
,
25c
20c
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v4c
•
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1
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Red Crest
6V2C
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4 Vic
1.61
4,200
4.85
5c
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4.75
9,580
,
12c
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Jan
*
'
15Vi'
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48
4.95 Jan
15
85
15 c
,
\
200
5Vic
,
1.24
6*4
■
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Jan
v
5Vic
25%
14c
Belleterrc Quebec Mines
Apr,
50c
130
Mar
93
-13 Va Mar
100
15 Vi
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1.50 Mar
42% Mar
1.45 Jun '
3,848
15
6%
6%
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•
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7,500
1.57 "
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23c
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43
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—
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Belcher
Mart
12c
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225
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1.70 May
Jun
4c
-
495
1.45
1.51
1
84
47 Vi
13c
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Mar
May
83
11c
45
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60
Mar
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32
Feb
14
Jan
14c
47
83 Vi
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Gold
Beaver
64c
Jun
3,850
1.61., 1.80
.23c
,25c
11 Vic
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53
May "
May
99c
May
Feb
24c:
Jun
33c
2;oi7
Beatty Bros
70c
-
Jun
70c
5 Vic
38%
12% May
7:00 Apr
-
Apr
Jun
25c
445,940
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8
37%
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1.88 Apr
Jun
1.23
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112
4,700
15c18Vic
37%
—
>
12 V 4 Mar
-
Feb
25c
6c
23c
17 Vic
Beattie Duquesne
,
1.32 Jun
Jun
75c
65c
1.61
25
*
50
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Jan
6c
; Warrants
98
90
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Jan
Alar
67c
Quebec Chibougarnau
86
100
Jan.
4.10 Ffeb
Jan
91c
50% Jan
8,800
Bata
Mar
Ltd—_—1 '
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:
Portage Island (Chib) Alines
691
1.10
Baska
-
.
1.95 May
_
28c
19,600
400
42
Base Metals Mining
'
Alines Ltd—,———1
Porcupine Prime
Apr
Apr
"
Jun
95,400
.54c
44c
54c
25c
Mining- C6rp—
Place Gas
1,000
.15c
.
Paudash Lake Uranium Alines
Pennbec
75c
13 Vic
13
1
Opemiska Copper Alines.(Quebec) Ltd_l '
Orchan- Uranium
75c
tic
8.10
!——90c
Ltd-_1—
40c
41
Basco Oil & Gas,
Jan
1.15
Jun
Oiiernisca. Hxplorers Ltd—l:— 1—,
33c
—'
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
6Vic Feb
Jan
1.50
(
35 Vic
6%.
Barnat
Apr
9c
.
46c:;Jan
82c
1.90
Ltd-———
1
*
1,860
3,900
61,941
Bank of Nova Scotia
1.34 Mar
Jun
20c
Mines
2Gc
i;oo
Bank
Apr
11c
5 Vic Jun
1.49
Noryalie
12 Vi
25c
7%
Bankfield
1.52 Mar
Jan
1.87,
12%
25c
1.00
Bankcno
Apr
Jun
6,100
15c
1
12%
*
Banff
Apr
lOVic
1,80
Ltd-
140
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1.75 Mar
Jan
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd \vts——
North-American Rare Aletals
52 Vi
1
Avillabona Mines
36Vic Apr
7c
'85c
51
1
91c
«
Jun
15o
51
Feb
Jan
Jun
6
35,050
98
18c
Jun
Jan
2.95 Mar
100
20c
Mar
25o
2.90 Jun
2,445
9% '
4.00
45% Feb
45c
Jun
63c
Feb
22
•
Mar
64c
6,100
18c
—
5.15 May
34% Jun
Jan
240
1,000
Apr
65o
-
May.
7Vic
Jan
4.00
98
*
Feb
43
1
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5%
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21
575
pfd—50
0
1
52nd
30c
340
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39% Jan
3.70 Jun
39,525
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24
26 Vi May
30c
8%
9%
";
May
Jan
90c
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Petroleums
Class
"
6c
21,249
Auto
Jun
7c
7c
.
285
74c
50c
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5c
.
3.25
69c
Auto
Feb
8c-
24c
r
.
80c
Ltd————A50c
Vinray Mines Ltd—:———--1-A1
New West Amulet Mines Ltd——i—I
New
•
1.85 Mar;
Jan,
Mar
90c
7c
G8c
2.90
69c
lGViMar:
Jan
18,650
21c
•
85c
64c
3.25
55c.. Jan
Jan
Feb
4,600
65c
17c
18c
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Npcana Mines Ltd——
1.10
15c
Aumaquc Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
Apr
95
May
10c
10c
30,066
34%
30c
1
.*
Aumaclio River Mines
.
/: 1.97 May
Jan
40c
1.300
..
'
'
■
Jun
1,261
16c
Aubelle
Jan
-
V 12c
'
Apr
5,300
,
7c
Jun r;
99c
i;
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20c
7Vic Jun
13%
150
'
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11c
15c
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30% Mar
-
Feb
1.10
7,000
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Jan
81 Vi
19,800
42c
lie
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125
40d*
14
Jun
Feb
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2,600
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l.lif
1.23
Oils Ltd—_——20c
Santiago Mines
New
1.20
9A~
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-
1,000
,
Ltd—L—:—_——1
Alines
Lake Uranium
Jack
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Vic
7
-
-
11c
15c
Atlin-Ruffner
Apr -
21
•
4Vic
2,200
21
45 V*
Atlas
Feb
82b
;
8 Vic
10,000
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1.14
.5
26
100-
1
26c
Apr
21
44%
Atlantic
35 Vi Alar -
Jan
32»/2
45
4,850
4.00
3.70
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17
Jan
33 Va
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Jun
42c
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New
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New< Hosco
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1
Mogador Mines ,Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—— _i
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Alonprcr Alining Co Lkb——
——
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-
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Feb;
2.75 Jun
Jan
18 Vi
4,500
Jan
10c
Apr
30;:i
May
31c
50
1
of Canada 4%
Co.
—
18%
4
2.30
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15,000
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-
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8,100
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Ashdown Hardware class B—
10
Ash Temple common—
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May
Jan
10,960
64
200
43c 1
36c
Mar
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Mar
•:.71%Mar
61c
.
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May
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Jun
21c
4c
2,035
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31c
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22,500
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Jun
Jan
39
12,830
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31c
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Argus Corp common—
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May
5 Vic
-
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750
5c'
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1,000
9,300
■
54c
MiU-Chibougamau
Rfontgary Explorations Ltd
12c
6,400
(49€w'
Mining Corp Ltd——,T—. .1
Alclntyrc-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Jan
20c
.1
.
15c
7.55
38%
Area Mines
92c;'(. Jan4
13,500
14<H4Vic *
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Marcoxv-Mines- Ltd
Jun
4c
31c
7.25
*
—
Arcan Corporation
May
45c
31-vr 31*4
:
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.1
22c
Jan 4
3,000
T.00"3.00
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5c
78,800 "
58c
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"2,50 Jun"-
Feb
65 V'2
Arcadia Nickel
9Vic Jan-
Jan
1.95
65
Imperial common
Class B 1st preferred
*
Jun
4c
500
;
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J$"+
.
Min & Exploration'.Co Ltd. .1
Labrador
Alar
65
Anthes
Apr
32
12% Jun
19
common
Ansil Mines
Jan "
4c
'
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55e
*
13*4
31*4
5-,
Hollinger ConsoLGold Mines Ltd
International Ceramic Mining Ltd-— .1
49c
.1V;.
Iso Mines
Ltd—y——;——
1
■
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—'—
Lhigside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Liihiurrk Corp of Canada Ltd_———.
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp_——
J
•24Vi Alay
735
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-
i 14C
;
Jan
:13c
3,695
19
14 Va '
19 V'2
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jun
'
7,500
31d"
55c
1.96
; 10Vic
22 c
14%
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43c
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May:
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26
lit.J3c*
8c
1,500
3,165
1
10
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2.75 Mar
Mar
1.07
1,000"
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25'! i
20 Vi
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1.80 Jun
44c
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2.80 Feb
25% Apr
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Anacon Lead Mines
Mar"
17c
4
"
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;
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(Jasper Oil> Ventures Ltd———l_—
Golden Age Mines LULL——_v—-A—
Golden Manitou Mines Ltd-———..
Gui-Por Uranium Mines &
18c
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1.85 May,
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43c
American Ncplieline
Amurex
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•
2.50Mar'
V
16Vi Alar
325
.
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Elder Mines Ltd 1—~-L
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Dome Mines
6c
6,500
9Vict 9V2c
Jan
Apr
lOVic Mar
.
*
*
A—1,
Ltd—
Dolsan Mines
Jan
•16
2.40'
1.25 Jun
2.00 Jan
.,
Feb;
3.60
2.25
American
Mai
8c
v
1.75 Jun
2,500
..1.90
,
;
Mar
;4c
925
'
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Chib Mines Ltdc—i_1—1 y
18c
Jan
5c
~
1.45':
Jan
Jan
15c
2.55 Jun
24%
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Lcduc Petroleums Ltd
Feb;
21c
Feb
Gc
~
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Consok Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l'
10c
2,000
2,000
10c i- 10c
;
—
2.80"
1.26
1.02 Jan
53c
2.40
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines™
Mar
12c
10c
;
2.55
8c
Jun;
73c
25%
4Vi%
Mar
29,500
17c;;
.2.65
42c
.
*
Aluminum
Jun
23c
18% Jun
—
5
*
Aluminium Ltd
9.15 Jan
*
Jun
11c'
Alminex
Feb-
33,700
V He
14cj
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17c
45c *
9j/2C
'*
81c
Jan
Apr
Mar
68c
Allied Roxana Mines—
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21,000
44c
lie
78c
-
50
Algoma Steel
Alay
•
45c
69c
•
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50c. Mar
12 Vi
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1,700
.7,200
10,075
21,425
2,037
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Aprr
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225
j
22
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Jun
29c
6.10 Jun
5,400
:-
21c
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,
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6.60
17c-
ConsolBi-Ore Mines Ltd
Copper : Rand
^ 15c ''
8c
5,800
17 V'2
63c
-Jun
Mar
Feb
13%c May
,27c. Jan
3L8QMar
12
,:2.70 Jun
1.30
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Gas
Afgoma Central
Jun
;wl4c
165,551
12c
-
16c
Cleveland Copper Corp— 1——t-—1—1;
"27c
8c
j
2.75
Feb,
,
24
Jun
17c
21c
'2.95
69c
! r
6%a Apr
23,750
22,500
12c
.
17c
2.70
*
;
Algom Uranium common—
Mar;
10c
1,
4
ele"'1 65c
4"'v i_
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Chipnian^Lake Mines Ltd
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17c
51c ;
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Central-Del Rio Oils Ltcl
.
65c
14%c
.
25c '
24c
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5c ?6Vic
:
6%c
25c
10c
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100
21c
——
Alberta Pacific Cons Oils
4.35
4; 1.000
1,300
4.35 "'4.35
1.21
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Canalask .Nickel Mines
Alberta
Jun-
"
U 4.35
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IOV4 Mar-
Jun
5Vi
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20%
40
10% Feb
20
Jan
960
Jun
39c
34% May
23% Jun
285
-
,.
1
Gold
Alberta Distillers common
1
20>/4
—1
50c
Alba Explorations
Jun >
11 1
20 %
1
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitclio Yellowknife
Jun'
!:<7c
;
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Agnico Mines Ltd
Mar >
42c
Jan
23V/2
10%
17 Va
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan'
"
39
23V'2
10%
,
.
Jun
24c
18,250
15,419
36%
38 V2
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Acme Gas & Oil.
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38c
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15,800
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.
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5Vic
"7,000
26c,
Feb'
85c
Jun
25 Vic
,
Low
28c
24c
1
Abitibi Power &, Paper common—,—*
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25
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
"
Class
A
*
Acadia Uranium Mines
1
Since Jan.l
.• High
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Range
Shares
,
High
Low
Par
Alines Ltd
Abacus
v- 10c
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84c
Jan
41c
\
,
1.30 Mar^
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26,484
,
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1,500
,
7c
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28,600
,
6c
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39c
.
Jun
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18c*
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7.95
100
4.000
Jun
Feb
21c
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33c
Jan
8c
Feb
Feb
10,000 4 J
124,300 ,
V
21c;
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Campbelt. Chibou'gamau .Mines; Ltd'
1;
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24c
.
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Calumet Uranium
9c
''6c^"
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38,200
.
of Prices
Sale Price
85c
for Week
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Last
STOCKS.
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Friday
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10c
Apr
Jun
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-
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1
Gold Mines Ltd-.—---—1
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4c
36c
.
4
Copper
Bouscariillac
54,650
20,689
7.95.
8c
17 tic.
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10c
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Prices Shown Are
1.18 Febv
6c
43c V
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.
Bonnyville- Oil & Refining Corp__—,—1
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Jan
61c .
52c ;. 40Vic
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41c ;
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Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd——.—1
Bluewater .Oil & Gas Ltch.
:—•
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May
4c
19c
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1
Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
65c
500
7.95
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1,500
6,000
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7.95
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40c
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75c
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.
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4V2c
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Toronto Stock
High
Low
High
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Low
Par
7,500
1,610.
195,225
2.20 Jan
5c
6c
Jan
Apr
2.90 Jun
lie
May
18
59c
Jaa
14% Jan
14
Jun
4.80 Jun
8%cMar
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
22c
Jan
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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.
Monday, June 29, 19W
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Buffalo
Red
Building
Ltd
Bunker
Burns
,
7c
6,000
33%
35%
700
6%
6%
8c
7c
8c
11,900
18%
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915
12%
12%
1,465
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1.62
7c
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class
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1.52
.
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1
—1
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_
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Cadainet Mines
Calalta Petroleum
1
Preferred
102
7,277
13,045
7.25
7.00
10%
11
32%
27
27
27
16%
16%
19%
23%
25
100
3,500
65c
51%
53%
330
49
Feb
55
Apr
67
67
,67
217
58
Jan
67%
Feb
91
91
85
88
Mar
.91
Jun
85c
90c
1,500
50c
Mar
1.25 May
4.15
4.75
8,160
2.85 Mar
5.00 May
47%
47%
50
—12.50
12%
12%
350
———1
7%C
8c
5,000
100
90c
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3,275
54
Jan
65%
35%
Jan
42%
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39%
39%
75
35
Jan
14%
15%
4,480
11
6.90
8,370
7.00
6.50
Jun
6.25
6.00
6.50
905
15%
15%
15%
22%
945
■—
22%
31
30
31
140
12%
12%
12%
10,750
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1.08
1.23
3
7
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7%
15,900
4,280
78c
78c
850
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3.15
3.10
3.50
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4.50
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73,210
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common
21
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13
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31c 32 %c
11
2.10
2.21
31
31
3.60
4.50
1.17
1.27
5,860
5.75
10
10%
16%
16%
40c
1.13
17c
18c
37c
37C
41c
29
28%
29%
6,122
100
100
102
45
27%
28%
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12%
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13%
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common
—
25
.
27%
13%
7%c
10
1
class A
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28
—
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3.00
13c
15c
16,300
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5c
5c
27c
40c
,
I_
6C
12%
12%
12%
31c
35c
2.75
2.75
2.75
12%
13
825
130
133
120
34c
51c
For footnotes
35c
Jun
25c
1.90
e%c
9
10c
Frobislier
May
Gatincau
5 %
Jan
Apr
40c
36c
38c
36%c
1
56c
1
56c
Glacier
Jan
Glenn
Feb
Goldalc
Apr
Gold
Jan
Jun
47c
3.70
3.90
1
29c
28c
32c
1,720
15,000
-68c
28c
Jun
68c
70c
•
3,542
3.70
57c
Jan
3.50
3.70
•
8,725
19%
19%
20%
7,266
2.05
3.50 Jan
3.50
19
Jun
Apr
Jan
53c
0
Gordon
60
Jan
69
Jun
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
9c
9c
10c
38,000
8%c Jun
15%c Mar
25
26%
10,324
24% Alay
32
22%
22%
23%
2,925
22
Mar
25% May
18
18
18%
1,030
17
Mar
19% May
1.12 Mar
71c
82c
11,100
9C
7c
9%c
17,255
5.10
4.70
5.10
3,730
13c
13c
13c
3,200
13c
Jan
1
59c
50c
65c
45,130
50c
Jun
1
70c
Jun
3c
Jun
4.70
43
14
42%
7c
7c
30
31%.
35c
6.10
1.12
2.20
2.50
81%
~*39
71%
6.00
25
d8
1.50
Jan
11 %c
35
2,045
2.74 Jun
1.80 Jan
85
Jan
37%
Feb
' Alar
9.00 Jan
Jun
75
Jun
Mar
17
Alay
Apr
Jun
187
28% Alay
Jan
Feb
51
Jun
Jan
7c
1,000
Feb
19Vac Feb
50
1,645
19,850
80
2.25
Jan
8.25
Jun
65c
610
6.00
-10
Mar
42%
Jan
36c
•
38%
Jan
Jun
Great
101
102
220
100
105%
107
95
105
Jan
17%
18
4,545
17
Jan
24% Alar
9
8%
9%
21%
730
7
Jan
10% Jun
101
common—1
3.55
3.55
3.10
3.55
18%
18
18%
3,806
100
91%
91%
240
12c
13c
16,700
1.25
33,300
12,500
2,645
Class
1.25
1.05
20c
7.55
8.00
30c
29c
32c
9%C
20c 23 %c
10c 11 %c
30c
35c
230
224
230
50
44
44
44
6%
6%
•
A
16c
18c
1
Mar
1.05 Feb
4.50
Jan
64c
Apr
1.15 May
5.25 Feb
22%
Feb
Great
Gas
common—:.
Develop
Gridoil
2.55 Mar
35c
Gulch
Feb
1.20 Jun
Jun
Gulf
Alines
Lead
class
59c
Feb
14c
Mar
25c
Jun
Jun
40c
Jan
Jun
46 %c
Feb
1.70 May
Mar
G
Jun
15c
Jun
2.30 Jun
48
Jan
7% Mar
38c
Mar
1.45
5,500
Jun
2.25 Alar
5,045
745
35% Alay
23% Jan
42% Alar
27%
30%
Apr
23%
23%.
200
22%
Apr
26
Jan
8.05
145
7.25
Apr
25
1'
5%
5%
5%
3,700
2.50
2.60
1,155
39 %
40
1.35
225
5
2.50
38
May
Jun
Mar
2.35
450
2.30
Jun
14%
13%
14%
1,725
13%
Jun
•
A
5%
5%
5%
600
5%
Jun
4.75
450
88%
88%
1,625
11%
11
11%
1,999
11
10%
11
•
*
3,603
4.75
44
Jun
Feb
9%
/
Feb
9%
Jan
9.50 Mar
6%
Jan
3.35
Jan
41%
Feb
3.30
Jan
21% Jan
6% May
5% Feb
96%
Jun
12%
Apr
Apr
5.00 Apr
.•12-
4.65
4.65
760
3.90
5.50
5.50
420
4.50
Apr
4.95
4.65
5.00
515
4.05
Feb
4c
•
*
4.60
5.50
*
4%C
3%c
Apr
20c
12%
12%
63,600
1,703
12
Jan
13% Mar
12%
Apr
6.25
5.00
Abr
Jun
Mar
9c
—
Mines
May
8.60 Alay
39%
—
:
10c
30c
31c
39
;
Guaranty Trust
Jan
63c
Jan
2.30
Freehold
Jan
18c
16,100
Jun
18c
,
1.35
1958 warrants
29,150
403,400
Jun
1
—
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
35c
Jan
9%c
42
1.55 Alar
Alay
27%
2.50
Voting trust
1.05
29c
710
4.75
30c
9c
6.25 Alar
Jun
Mar
39
1.35
50
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
99c
1.00
20-
27%
—
1.01
Jun
8.05
preferred
B warrant's
1956 warrants
94% May
*
I
Coal
Feb
—*
Paper
——
West
4.10 Mar
19 %
12c
7,000
'
4.25 Mar
Jun
Jan
89
25
:—*
—
63%
50% Alay
3.10
80
10c
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jun
3.50 May
20,700
•
1
22%
Jun
Max
10%
19,900
60,500
-1
common
109
52
12,100
10,600
9%c 10 %c
Jan
41%
1,200
25c
8.00
»—1
Alines
Great Plains
8,758
3.55
*
—>1
1
Northern
$2.80
20
1
'—
Mines
class
17
5,050
•
1
Warrants
46% May
104
Apr
17%
275
Great Lakes Power common
32c
44.
25
13,666
1,448
Alines
1.92
1.50
Jan
63
26c
1
Mackay
1
1.86
14c
63
23C
10c
52%
Uranium
2
—
Alay
25,000
63
25c
May
63c
10 %c Jan
Jan
-Jun
1
„
Apr
4X0 Apr
4.10 May
,
Jan
55c
9c
lie
10c
Apr
1
48%
Eagle Gold
Great Lakes
19c
Feb
32c
52
common
Goodyear Tire Canada
■4% preferred
Granduc
Jan
-
50c
26c
47%4
Alines
Apr
Jun
122,650
Jun
32c
20
Prospecting—.
Uranium
Goltlfields
May
10% Jun
1.55 Mar
9,500
61c
26c
1
48%
Alining
Feb
35c
Jun
101,175
31,100
52%
Ltd
Scientific
10c
38c
2.13
1.49
1
Geo
35c
6%c May
Jan
1.25
1
Wares
Mines
Jan
9,598
1,220
8%c
24c 27%C
Apr
80c
1.44
Apr
*
-
Grandroy
5,660
8%c
1
Gcnex
Jan
Feb
40c
72
1%
Preferred
Apr
3.65
Jan
3.55
Mar
22 c
53 %
40% Alar
Jan
1
Petroleum Canada
Apr
7,850
75
160
StecF
8c
9,669
65
160
—;
General
75c
5%c Jun
29,545
63 %
*•
Feb
19c
28c
-
•
Preferred
3.90
_
•
common
Warrants
25c
72
I100
General
Jan
Jan
3.70
Jan
65
31
preferred—
General Bakeries
General Development
40c
Mar
53
—
preferred
% preferred
Apr
27c
1
■-
common—.
Ccco Alines Ltd
Feb
Jan
13c
10
*
Ltd
Power
17c
3.85
1
Ltd
Jan
11
65
-1
Debentures
Jan
163% Mar
8% Apr
600
65
II—20
7%c Jan
-20c
Alines
Petroleum
27c
24,610
27% Jan
37%
10
Co
Companies
French
15c
6c
65
Fraser
Jun
2.15
170
28
Francoeur
Jun
13%
13.200
39%
28
Apr
9c
6c
10%c Jun
10c 10%c
39%
_•
Jan
10c
1.82
10 %C
2.15 May
2.65 Mar
Jun
18,549
15c
'111—1
Jan
16c
Alay
13%
1,333
14,650
9%c
Jun
8c
1,175
4.00 Jan
6%c Jan
14c
Jan
1.80
14%
Alotor
50c
22c
1.35
6,225
25%
Giant Alascot Mine
Giant Yellowknife Mines
14
Jun
262
16,650
HI1
Feb
Mar
8c
Jan
2,100
11,100
1.50
1.97
.
—
Jan
99c
2.00 Mar
9,710
.1
.
——
19c
50c
9%
8%c
—,—
16% Mar
Jun
6%c
2.00 May
10
—-.—
21c
Jun
9
10c 10 %c
13%
7
4.10
Jan
6%c
9%c
14%c
1.65
89c
14
10%
Jun
1.63 Mar
31c
130
8c
1.40
13%
3.10 Jan
5%c May
11% Jan
7,200
1,000
24c 29 %c
•
page
53c
35c
33c
2,754
12,467
13%
Explor
see
50c
71,800
4,500
Jan
8c
——
12 % Mar
U %c Jun
14c
Apr
215
13
12%
Alar
16c
1.50
Trust
General Dynamics
780
46c
1.80
General Motors
9,000
Jan
8c h Alay
1
Mar
8,000
-
17c
_25c
Mar
_1
Mogul
—
14%
14c 15 %c
May
45
1
Canadian
93c
2.06
Mining & Smelting—
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
14
11 %c 12 %c
Alar
15c
Jan
—1
—.
Candy
28c
38c
1
.
1.30 Apr
Nickel
Players
Farmer
53c
33c
1
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
76,155
1.60
12
Jun
9% Jan
1
Jun
5%c
—
—
1.65
——
Jan
gc"
*
Gillies Lake
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
1.52
•
.
——————
49c
35%<j
—
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
6,100
Feb
20%- Apr
10c
Jan
3.50 Mar
•
Consolidated
14,500
9c
92%
17% Alar
..
Jan
2.25 May
2.80 May
•
Crest
21c
8c
22%- Jan
t-
40
108%
100
•
.
19c
20c
1
Uranium Mines
Warrants —————•——
2.85 Feb
1
—-
180
328
Jun
•
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
15,100
45
187
Jun
•
Central Cadillac
Consolidated Dcnison Alines'
3,980
11c
177%
2.45 Mav
—2.50
Consolidated
11%
10c
275
50c
1
Flin
10%
13,607
4,604
72c
•
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
Consolidated Beta Gamma
10%
43
4,635
•
Mines—
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
•
19% Jun
Jan
Jan
Mar
48-
18 % Alay
870
Alar
12
Apr;
1.10
10,500
li%c
45
205
common
19c
8,400
50
71%
15,300
14
45
85c
58c
3.00
45
45
68%
1.08
3.95
Jun
1.05
3.10
3.00
8
41%
71 %
50c
3.70
101%
300
«
2.45
3.70
Jun
9
lis
54c
10
'.Consolidated Kowey Gold
72c
49
97
9
(U S)—»
Ford of Canada class A—
Foundation Co
3.10
•
Key
Ivlines
16 %c Jan
227,000
19,890
35,500
Jan
185
20%
:
Feb
75
4,616
98
III—1
8%c Mar
22c
8.50
47%"
97
19%
—
Jun
55c
8.50
45%
19 3«
1
Jan
10% Jun
15% May
97
23.50
Corp
5c
19c
^
Jun
Investment
24
1
—
Metals
Jun
49c
2,115
7%
Jaiv
Mines
Jan
21c
345
12%
66
Co Ltd
Minerals
1.35
50c
5% Jan
11% Jun
10
12
45
19 %
80c
6% Mar
8.90
20
47%
1
125
12,000
125
14
common
5,300
.
1
—.
Consolidated East
1.45
23%.
8%'c
40c
'
1
Life
Callinan
1.35
13%
24% Alar
2,169
3,955
Faraday
5 c/o
1.35
23%
1
13c
Jun
2,010
6%
10
12
Jan
21V* Alay
Apr
9.55
23%
.
13,546
15c
13%c
6%
20
May
9.20
8.90
22%
.
Feb
34%
15%, Apr
17%
55c
-
22% Jan
71%
Mar
Jun
5,610
2,798
66
10c
Jun
32%
*
—
<te
1.62
Jun
16%
2,800
Jan
1.02
19 %
1.07 Jan
1.00
54
17%
Jun
6.05
20,158
GG%
32c
1.05
3,500
1.10
•
common
23,550
10,110
57c
1.02
«
Chemical common—*
12c
*
«
50
38c
_1
Commonwealth Petroleum
Conduits National
pfd—
10c
21,711
Jun
19c
8.50
35c
*
1
a
lie
1
Mines
com——
37%c
1.20
Jan
18%
-•
new
Ford
•
Copper
I
Colomac Yellowknife Mines
Combined Enterprises
Combined Metals
common
Electrohomo
Apr
1.40
18c
32%
23
Feb
6.65
8%c Jun
18%
9.50
Feb
1.20
May
32%
25
2.45
1.00
54c
1.10
—♦
preferred
26c
6.05
20c
——2.50
—
Coal
53
1.40
Jan
19c
18%
Jan
6.55
7,500
2
May
1.75
10c 10 %c
Seagrams
May
Feb
10c
Jan
Apr
35c
May
.—1
Jun
58
48% Jun
11c
Jan
16c
9c
38,950
74c
46
9.40
17c
——-25c
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
Jan
1
.
Coldstream
Consolidated
Apr
1
Cody Reco
Consolidated
1.60
78c
14%C
Jun
Oils—
19.883
75c
Chromium Mining &
Smelting
Circle Bar
Knitting class A
Cochenour Willans
Cockshutt Farm Equipment-
Consolidated
34,593
1,200
110
14 %c
Jan
Falconbridgo
Jan
1
Jaculet Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Con
20%
3,100
49%
.—1
26
Mar
527,835
1
Chiboug
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Jun
4,275
1,150
345
19w
18c
•
Mines
Coniagas
19%
11
34
.Jun
1.68
•
-
Confederation
225
1
Oil
Gold
20
1.35
34
31%
49%
11c
Explorers Alliance
Mar
2.10
9c 10 %c
May
Jan
31%
2.60 Jan
Aor
12,833
Eureka Corp
May
16
•
Chateau Gai Wines
Mines
Lake
33
1.33
Jan
13c
1.75
2,000
lie 12 %c
Alining Ltd
Empiro Life Insurance——
30% Apr
Jan
1
-
Cheskirk
Coin
Feb
23
10%
12c
Apr
9%e
11c
16c
10c
Jan
8c
9%C
Alines———.——1
Mines——.———1
1.36
___♦
Rio
Gold
23
14% Jan
1.35
8c
9%C
17% Alay
Mar
Sol
Fanny
10%
1,025
25c
Famous
231
172
8,250
9c
Jun
Mines
Jan
1.79
50%
4,025
1.90
15c
Copper
Jun
19%
50
21%
9c
7,500
1.63
—
20
1.85
3.00
17c
Oils
24
•
I
Central Pat Gold
Central Porcupine
Chimo
25
20%
70c
15c
Duvan
El
Jun
120
'
2,800
Brewery
18% Mar
1
Gold Quart/,—.
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Cayzor Athabaska
Cliib
15
5.15 Apr
29
Jun
4,100
15%c
Palmer
175
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
75c
4.35
.—1
Gold
Eklrich
15% May
9%c Jan
6%c Jun
Jan
Jun
72C
3-90
———.———1
Alines
Dairies
Elder
31% Mar
11% Mar
126
21% Feb
58c
Alar
16 %c
•
Cassjar
Chesterville
29
15
Jun
2.50 Mar
Jun
Jan
74c
Common
1.12 Mar
105
72c
1.74
19
36%c Jun
34c
1
1
Cariboo
Charter
27%
Jun
30% May
Apr
15,775
.,40c
Fatima Alining
Federal Grain class A——i—
Fleet Alanufacturing
.
Del
28
28
.
Jun
1,330
42c
Jun
Economic
20% Feb
Feb
19%
Jun
Eddy Match Co
Eddy Paper class A
Feb
450
..
Mines Ltd
40c
80
*
Explorations
May
37c
1.90
19
39c
30c
l
Westinghouse
Exploration
17c
2,500
_1
Erin Mines
3,928
175
—
Jan
Jan
26%
1.74
19
39c
Feb
Mar
lG%c Alar
21 %c
Eastern
Jan
95
26,105
1.81
8
74c
Feb
4,512
East Sullivan
Jan
8.50
84c
7%c
20
-
1.85
14%
Jun
Jun
19%
T——<■
°,'o pfd—20
Gas 4
Jun
Jun
40c
168
Class B
—
1.17
20,000
19%
*
Jan
5.05
Apr
6%
43,000
-East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Alines
Jun
62c
,10
Jun
11c
1
Dynamic Petroleum
Jun
53
Jun
Jan
20,100
Duvex
Jan
12
175
*
•
Jun
8%
Jun
25c
7,841
Jun
May
5.00
7% Mar
15% Jan
19%
*
Vickers
Mfrs
7
26,848
•
,100
1
35
Dow
1
Jan
23c
2,415
45c
2.90
Apr
Feb
26,560
12c
3.50
25c
Dominion Textile
Donalda Alines
i
11% May
41% May
3,765
16%
75c
100
32c
6,530
22c
Preferred
Apr
Apr
7%
25c
.„5
—
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar &
Apr
2.05
1,435
10%
13
34
2.50 Mar
1,591
10%
5.05
Jun
Jun
105% May
4.95 Feb
1.86
—>—.—————
Dominion Steel & Coal
May
Jan
May
7%
in
-
—
Dominion Scottish Inv
Jan
25
195
10%
•
5%
preferred
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petrofina
preferred
Canadian
Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common
82c
6.05
7%
175
1.27
—
Jan
4.10
30c
32,400
5.05
Mines
5%% preferred
Canadian Western Oil
53
10%
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Western Nat
8%
50
23c 33 %c
1
*
Jun
10
972
•
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian North Inca
8%
25% Jan
14,235
8%
*
Jan
May
4.10
—
Jan
4.50
615
10c
—
1.57
2.90 Mar
25
3.60
53
.
Jun
G8c
3.50
12c
warrants
Warrants
Jun
42
106
100 % Mar
4.10
26c
Dominion Foundry. & Steel common—1•
Preferred
———-100
Dominion Alagncsium
*
Jan
12%
4.55
8,222
10%
33c
—
Dom
5.75 Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
30c 33 %c
Dominion
Apr
33
1.08
2,045
—
20c
—
23%
Jan
8,% Jan
378
55$
Dominion Bridge
1G% May
18%, Jan
29
125
31
2.15
—
-
Canadian Wallpaper
13
28
30
31c
100
Oils
3.498
Feb
103 104%.
4.15
34
100
23c
Dominion
'■
'
—1
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries common
Central
3.45 Mar
14
104
Alar
1.10 Mar
30c
Distillers
Jun
4.10
100
._io
Dome Alines
Dome Petroleum
Jun
7.00
Apr
Apr
15%
G.30
•
Captain
Devon
42% May
14%
*
4,847
Jun
14c
Alay
24c
Horn
Delnite
Jun
com
4,920
41%
104 105%
Explorers
Deldona
Jun
3,897
•
Cos
Deer
Jan
64
Wright———
Warrants
13c
39%
Preferred
Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
Met
Jan
7c
4.95
40%.
105
1
Alines
Dacrlng
12% Mar
11% Jan
4.70
41%
.100
Daragon Mines
1
Decoursey Brewis Mining ———.—1
Jun
62
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—«•
Canadian Food Products common
•
Class A
;
*
Can
49
Feb
38%
.
Can
39%
55c
Jan
62
Canadian Dredge & Dock-..
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle warrants
Candore
57
Feb
39%
—
y''
Canadian
51
—*
Devonian
Canadian
364
—————.—-25
& Cellulose
•
Collieries
Preferred
Canadian Cil
55
.—20
common
$1%' preferred
Warrants
54
common
warrants——.
Canadian Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
Cusco
6%c
25C
Jun
12c
11,000
•
15 %c Mar
Alay
96,560
'1-1
Zcllerbach
54%
•
33c
7%
—
Crowpat Minerals
Mar
Jun
Jan
9c
21,850
—
—'L
Crown
Jan
1.05 Feb
Jun.
Pershing
Feb
20c
13 %c
7c
'
Trust
53%
Aluminium
Drawn
2,000
2.35
Jun
Croinor
11.199
57c
1
Canada
11c
7c
Ltd
of
1,766
10c
18c
(•
Apr
26
Jan
1.45
Oil
7c
2,700
.100
———
Crown
10
warrants
Canadian
25
55c
(R L)
Cree
4%c Jun
5e
55c
—
Crcstaurum Mines
Mar
25c
4.80
——■
Mines
40c
7,744
21c
class A—,——•
Copper
Feb
Jun
30c
-10
;
Zinc
8c
25c
-
56 c
—1
—.——.—•
Feb
76%
Commerce-
-ij&i Canadian Cclaneso
Canadian
Jun
Lead
Grain
Feb
Jan
100% Feb
Apr
67
Coulee
Jim
30
37%
—•
Minerals
Canadian Curtis
Jun
91
1.52
Canadian Canners class A———*
Canadian
Feb
A—————•
———-—
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
B
25
Apr
27
75
25
47%
Class-A
Craigmont
960
56c
4.75
Canadian British
Cowlchan
23% Apr
96
1.45
Corby Distillery
Mar
28% Jan
69
1.50
Oils
of
10% Mar
12% May
Jan
67
—_—•
Apr
36c
20c
1,600
13 %c 14 %c
10c
Ma*.
Jun
5%c Jun
29,416
—1
——
Exploration —«
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
12% Jan
22%
Ltd'-, —1
————
preferred
37
30%
—1
—•
;
5%c
4%c
25c
Mine—.— —1
——
Mar
95
25
B
27
75
69
Class
III
High
Low
High
20c 24 %c
5%c
—1
——
Pershcourt
—
6.95 Jan
420
«—•
warrants——Petroleum
1
Canadian Bank
•
•
-—
Con west
4.15 Apr
74c
Apr
10
220
30
33%
.—100
—
—.
Preferred
24
30
32
Steamship Lines common—.—•
Class
23%
*
10
102
Oils
Low
21 %e
«
Mines
—_—
31% Jun
1,300
—*
Jan
Jan
Peal:
Class A
Apr
Apr
3.75 Apr
94
*
35
55c
2,094
7.90
Feb
100
100
750
31%
1.27
Jun
24%
15
—20
—.
Canadian Astoria
1
966
58c
32%
•
Mtge
Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada
<
3.80
55c
26
Canada Southern
Canada Southern
'i
102
3.75
Jun
46c
Northland
—1
—-
-—
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
26 %c Feb
Jun
78% Jan
830
———_——
B
14c
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Rod Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
14% Mar
12% Jun
1,030
94
3.75
1
Canada Permanent
4/
25%
92%
—1
common
Canada Packers class
Class
24%
92%
55c
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
Apr
Apr
——<
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
21%
Jun
—.
Warrants
ne
Jan
65c
———
Malting
May
21c
1
preferred—
Canada
7c
16%
1,500
36
Par
Mai¬
22,700
coimnon
Preferred
4%%
7
74,828
Canada Crushed Cut StoneCanada Foils class A—«.—
Canada Found & Forg class A
Canada Iron Foundries common
'
Feb
80c
——.
Cement
5%
42c
JUNE
Consolidated Negus
Jan
65c
•
ENDED
u
100
.
14 %C 14 %c
100
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
/
39
37c
—
Canada
Jun
72c
preferred
Calvan Cons Oil
Calvert Gas & Oils—.
Ml
33%
Jan
42c
•
WEEK
2.55 May
9c
Jan
1.30
25c
——
FOR
High
6y2c Jan
2,400
——1
/—i.
.
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common—.
5%
LOW
High
255
270
600
10
27
1
9c
27%
9%c
12,000
8c
May
15c
Jan
1
?c
7c
1,500
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
75
2.55
26
Jun
Jan
4.80
Feb
28% May
-
43
(2927)
Number 5859
Volume 189
.
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
CANADIAN MARKETS
JUNE 26
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Hahn
3.10
9,360
2.65
Jun
7.50
Jan
7%
8%
720
3.50
Jan
8%
Jun
common
'
1st
preferred
————
-
Harding Carpets —
Hard Rock Gold Mines
13
13 Vb
12C
15c
18c
106Vb
Apr
Feb
Mentor Expl & Dev
8%c Jan
24c
Apr
Mercury Chipman Knit
34c
Jun
58c
Jan
Merrill
Jun
lie
Apr
Met a
10
Apr
Mexican
18c
1,000
57,150
26,100
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines
-1
38c
34c
-1
7%C
7c
7 Vac
15.000
9
9
150
G Vb Mar
4.00 Jan
Preferred
Heva
a
55 Vb
45
5%c
5 Vac
6,600
4.90
551
1
Gold Mines
1.70
1.70
55
57
7
8
31^
31%
——
—
5
Gold
1.61
30%
.
15*b
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Eay Mining &
Hudson Bay Oil—
Hugh
41%
4.10
Imperial investment class A
;
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6% .preferred _———
52%
3,315
51 Vb
17 %
3,290
5,v ;0
Preferred
i
:
t
f
•
Jan
55
May
70%
70%
71%
1,693
G2
Jan
80
May
6.00
6.40
8,010
11
11
8,995
22.%
22%
145
21% Jan
23
Feb
81 Vb
82
190
77% Jan
92
Jan
40%
10,508
13%
4,720
5Tb
500
81 Vb
Sit
5Tb
'
U
preferred
Mines
Iroquois - Glass *
Iso Uranium
Jaye
Exploration
Lake
Class
Rights
Jun
23c
Jun
10c
Feb
91%
93%
■*': 32
32 %
215
23c
27c
54,500
40%
2.35
54,820
1.90
Jun
4.35 Mar
1.70
800
1.60
Jun
2.55
14 Vb
14%
12
Jan
16
43c
Jun
82C
47,200
55c
43c
1.70
2.75
129,755
27%c
37c
30c
6,100
8
10c
12c
1
1.70 Jun
12%c
Jun
12%
13C
26,100
12c
Jun
34c
1.90 Jan
13,915
100
9%
210
11 Vb
11%
Jan
13,120
123,802
69c
2Gc
27 c
8,000
16 Vbc
16c
20c
39,700
16o
Jan
54c
54c
55c
3,482
52c
May
18c
Joliet-Queboc Mines -—
Jon smith Mines ——
Jowsey Mining
Co Ltd.—.
17c 18Vbc
5,500
17c
Jumping Pound
Petroleum
2.40
4,850
Jupiter Oils
1.95 Jan
24Vbc Apr
72c
Feb
—-
——
1
1
1
Kenville Gold Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Copper
Kilembe
warrants
Class C
Kroy
Ltd—;
Lake
Take
Dufault
Lakeland
Mines
Gas
Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines
Lake
Lake Shore
...
Lamaque Gold
Landa Oil
Gold
Gold
Lencourt
Lexindin
Little Long Lac
B
Class
Loblaw
class
Cos
Preferred
Loeb
common..
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Gold Mines
Mines
class A preferred—
•MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake
Magnet Cons Mines
Maher Shoe
Ltd
Majortrans
—
Malartic
Maneast
Manitou
1
1
1
Goldfields
Uranium
Barvue
•
Maple Leaf Milling common
100
Preferred
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
For- footnotes, see page
—1
1
^
44,
500
22c
28c
20,215
20c
8c
5,500
7c
Alay
1
3.10
3.30
.1,600
2.15
500
25
'26
595
1.36
1.46
lOVaC 11 %c
8,750
15,000
4%c
12,900
4c
.
Jun
3.00 Jan
3.75
2.15
Jun
2.60 May
23%
Jun
1.36
Jun
10%c Jun
Apr
3%c
1.96 Ma
Feb
28 Vb
Jan
1.61 Mar
Jan
17c
GVbc Jan
2.48
Jan
2.01
2.10
9,o0o
29
30%
.1,390
28%
Apr
31
Feb
30 %
30%
630
29%
Apr
32
May
31c
38,400
23c
Jun
41c
Mar
(
42c
44c
3,700
30c
Apr
55c
Alar
• y
1.70
1.41
1.84
766,478
GVaC
GVbc
4,000
6c
Apr
15C
20c
43,594
10c
Jan
26c
Gc
GVbc
10,500
6c
Jan
10c
92c
95C
2,800
14
14
200
60c
51c
64c
71c
71c
75c
1.73
1.80
(5C
19c
26c
Jun
52c
1.11
1.30
1.48
1.17
1.50
16,638
91c
Alay
2.50 Jan
75c
75c
110
47c
Alay
1.80
3.10
33
1
1
—>1
Rankin
1
A
;
-
Ltd
Utilities
Northwestern
Norvalie
Wood
Obaska
O'Brien
Ontario
Steel Products
Orenada Gold
26c
Alar
Jun
46c
Jan
Pamour
11c
May
Jan
8c
8c
2,500
8c
Apr
29
29 Vb
12c
16c
23,800
12c 12%c
14,000
Jan
40c
Jan
19c
Alar
55c
Jan
7%c Jun
16c
Jan
21% Jan
1.12 Jun
24-
Feb
1.47
Jan
35% Jan
44 Vb
23 V*
23 Vb
275
1.12
1.14
38%
37%
38%
5,250
4,900
3.10
3.00
3.15
10,130
2.55
Jan
9c
6c
9c
40,800
Gc
May
15c
Alar
27%
27%
27%
140
21%
Jan
28 Vb
Jun
3%C
4c
8,500
33c
Feb
3.45 Alay
76
V 1.04 Feb
GVbc Jun
Perron
May
Mar
1.40 Mar
90c
1,730
75c
18
19
2,415
12% Jan
19 Vb
Jun
97
70
Mar
97 Va
Jun
22c
20%C
230
8c
8c
35,700
2,750
92
20 %c Jun
8c
May
42 Vbc
Mar1
17c
Feb
7—
71
76
16C
14
8c
10c
10c
77c
.
,
:jj
I
1.85
Apr I
}
12 Vb
Jun
18%
Jan
27% May vr
25
3.05 Apr
23c
Jan
75 Tb
11 Vb May
7c
Jan
66c
Jan
12c
12c
-90C
75C
74c
77c
16c
17c
12,000
23Tb
355
8.00
8.95
26,190
2,010
74c
Vbc Jun
11Vbc
Jun
Jan
Feb
?
Jan
4.00
| j
42c
80
%
Alay =■
30C
Mar ;
Apr?
18
150
Apr;
-.1.07 May
3c
.
May
i
Apr
j.
17 Vbc
Jan :
1.35
74c
■
Jun
10c
Jun
23c
22Tb
Apr
26 Vb
Jan 3
Jun
12%
Aiar)
8.00
Jan
i
Jun V
7Tb
8%
Jan
9%
76c
75c
99c
154,200
75c
Jun
1.34
Jun
8 Vbc
8 VbC
9c
II,000
8 VbC
Jun
13c
Mar
30 Vbc
46c
15,320
30 %c
Jun
65c
Mar a
{
30c
32c
3,500
30c
Jun
45c
May^
[
12%
13%
14,863
Jun
18%
Jan *
i
Jun
7%
..
3.35
12Tb
.8.00
8.85
2,270
Jun
12%
28Tb
29%
2,195
28Tb
Jun
36% Mar
1,025
3,000
59c
Jan
79c
70c
6c
7 Vbc
5c
5 VbC
17,500
30Vbc 30Vbc
-1
.
„1
1,656
13c
Apr
7 Vbc
Jan
58c
Jan
Jan
30Vbc Jun
2.85
Feb
4.00
30c
Jun
65c
5.30
Jan
Jun
2.15
Feb
300
33c
4,100
4.15
310
4.15
1.10
1.10
200
1.10
Feb
5.00
Apr/
F<5b
25c
Apr
16c
Alay
22c
Feb
18c
May
36c
Apr
9
Jan
113%
Jan
44
Jan
3.15
III
3.95
3.90
4.15
7,360
-1
19c
18 Vbc
20c
11,200
18 c
16 Vbc 16 Vbc
1,066
21c
23c
2,400
9 Va
9%
4,195
1
1.25
9 Vb
Feb
Jun
100
29
300
97 Vb
100
97 Vb
45
97Vb
Jun
92C
1.20
92c
Jun
■21 Vbc
Jun
29c
1.25
Jun
1.77
1.25
1.25
1.44
24,100
II,800
2,200
1.73
1.66
1.80
44,500
1.10
preferred
21 VbC 22 VbC
-1
„1
Oil & Alines
Petrol Oil & Gas„
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Alines
48%
29
45
29
45
-50
.
Feb
Jun
3.10
30c
-1
Mar
Jun
5c
4.15
3.10
'
.
May 7
6c
„2
common
& Oil
..
8.00
1-1
Canada
}
Jan
11,500
.
}
1.10 Jan .;
5.00
Apr
33Vbc Jan
14
-1
Gold Alines..
Peruvian
Jun
100
21c
70c
Amalg Alines
Drilling
Gas
3c
i
Jun
17
3.00 Alay
1.25 Jun
57,800
76
17c
Tubes
Preferred
Pcrmo
10
Porcupine
of
i
1
29 Vb
Preferred
Apr
3,000
Feb
3,600
28c
13 Vb
Pembina Pipeline common
Feb
65
3.35
25c
12c
-—
j
■
8.85
Peoples Credit
5c
27%
3.25
1
Paymaster Consol—
PCE Exploration Ltd.
Peerless Exploration
1.25
26 Vb
1
Consol Gold
3%c Jan
96 Vb
18%
Pa to
13%
28c
•
1
—1
3.10 Jun
Jan
12%
14%
5,200
3,545
23Tb
Pater Uranium
Patino
1.35
3.25
Petroleums
Page Hershey
Parker
25c
3.90
common
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Alines
Jun
2,188
II,600
8,382
3c
3.30
27%
Warrants
Pardee
16 Vb
13,717
;
11c
Pacific
15 Vb
52,075
I,800
17,835
Onnsby Alines
Osisko Lake Mines
"
.
44 Vb Alay
1
!
s
16% May
8.10
Mines
?
i
Jan
Feb
80c
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Or chart
i
1.08 May *
May
17c
—
...
j
Feb-
1.80
35
13%
—*
I
Mar
12
Vb
Metals
Oils
J
Feb
4.60
36
320
1
O'Leary Malartic
\
Jan -?
36c
2,910
1
Rare
Okalta
\
Jan
Mar
44
1.25
Rights
Oka
Jun
1.00
1
22c
.15 Vb
1
Mines
Gold
Jun
1.20
'
'
27c
14 Vb
•
Alines
Lake
Jun
Mar
4.50 Alar
43%
0
Specialties
Jan
16
-100
1
pfd
Alines
Oakville
-
43c
Feb
13 %c
Feb
33
3.80
*
—20
20
common
Apr
3.15
14%
•
•
•
Mines
Power
Telephone
Oils
7c
31c
5c
Canada
Northland
7c
•50
43%
•
50
•
1956 warrants
22c
Jan
j
Jan
1.00
15,516
68,200
6%c Jan
11c
iI
32c
800
6,120
Alar
26c
5,500
7c
58
32C
20,300
6%c
Apr
.
May
11c
6%c
51%
78c
25c
4,100
,
Jun
20c
1.15
Alar
48c
23 Vb C
1.10
30c
21,876
17 Vac
4c
8%c Feb
Jan
60C
1.25 May
10c
Jun
15c
48C
11 Va
7c
J
5%c
100
2,600
178
12c
j
7,000
1.33
1,540
23%
Jan
1.20
1.30
11Vbc Feb
1
'
12,876
16 c 16 Vbc
1.20
11%
2.G6 Jan
2.65 Alar
Jun
HVb
25c
1.20
Jun
;
.
6c
7c
17% Mar
8,200
Jun
2.75
Jun
13,900
78,600
71c
275
11
30c
9c lOVaC
1,400
3,341
2,620
3.10
1.18 Mar
3.10
12%
3.00
Jun
33 Vb
11%
27 %C
51c
Vb
40 Vb
30c
55,230
2.75
48
33
Feb-
1.73
50 Vb
50
Jun
„
Jan
17c 17 Vbc
•
25o
Canadian Oils common
Jun
Feb
28 Vb May
1.40
15%
Jun
31%
Jan
' J
JUn
Jan
14c
31%
70,
Alay
92c
39,375
44Vb
Jan
<
j
"
13
16C
678
15c
9Vbc Feb
Alay
14c
1,853
lie
2.71 Alay
15C
4,335
23c
Jan
Alay
45 Vb
1.55
1.18
16c
33%
15
-
9%c May
32%
Feb
Feb
?
23c
42c
27c
>
14,400
44%
May
]
;j
Jan
12c
27 VbC Apr
31,580
31%
Jun
Jun
11c
31%
42
7c
GVbc Jan
OVbc
Jun
5.80 Alay
38c
9c
8
10c
1.50 Mar
Jan
Vbc
1
1
Jan
Jan
$
3,830
II,465
4.45
j
■
1.53 Alar
12 Vbc 15 Vbc
116,550
II,000
84,500
Jun
•-
35c
99c
26c
Apr
Alay
50%
1957 warrants
Jun
j
-
3.40
88c
1,469
10c
72c
6c
Ontario Natural Gas
2,750
8,000
8c
7c
,
33c
Quebec
33c
|
•-
3.20
Class
"11 Vbc Jan
i
2.67 Mwr
33c
Northern
5.50
10,200
7c
Jan
11 Vbc; Apr
15c
Jan
-85c
i
Alay -
2.25
3.25
Northern
5.50
Mar
20c
10,660
•
Northern
5.50
Apr
38c
20c
22,800
■v
1
Mar
23,000
36c
60,200
29c
1
1,4.7 Alar
29c
Jan
1.77
Alines
30
25c
:
lie
•
Gold
31% Mar
3.25
Jan
5,414
I,000
64,100
■
Jan
34c
73c
1.00
1
Jun
Jan
Jun
41c
10c
_l
1
Alines
Jan
Jan
_35c
33c
36c
>
1
Alines,
1.00
9c
{
,
•
1
-
25%
2,50 Mar.
Jan
1
27 Va Mar
22c
43c
..
1
1,985
2,000
8,300
7,900
Jun
81c
1
-
2,750
2,455
Feb
29c
7c
1
-
Rouyn
10,200
2.90
12c
1
1.10
9%c
7%c Apr
Apr
13c
Alines
28 %
2.85
69c
Jan
'
1
Alylamuque Exploration
28%
9%c
Mar
Jun
.
•
_1
;
1.00
88c
' '
7c
GVbc
Alining & Smelting
27%
2.90
Alar
30e
39c
1
27%
9% c
H
12c
.5c
lOVbc
1
1
Mines
Northern
60c
j
360Jun
3,000
20,279
30c
;
•
Preferred
15%c Apr
95c
Mar
23,450
2.55
—
Jan
16c
12c
24c
Alines
i
20c
45c
2.60
Iiosco Mines
"56 ": Jun
G%c
20c
:
Jan
OVbc Aur
12 Vbc May
34c
22c
Alines—
[
GVbc
-
—I*
Harricana
!
11 Vbc
36c
GVbc
20c
Canada
49
i
;
Feb >*>
19
Jan
,
J&el
4.60 Mar
Alay
7 Vbc
28c
\
1.01
18c
•
160
54,100
14c
2.50
1.25
1
20
1
•
1
1
•
Explorations
56
16c
24 %c
12
*
•
55
14c
1
Acme
5Vz
Jun
16
*.
Alay
28
Apr
12 Vbc
_i
Rim
26Vb
14c
Mines
32
1
1
MacLeods
.
Jun
2.10
1
44%
*
1
•
Mines
Macdonald
■MacSe
43c
4.55 Alay
1
27%
1
Gold field I
(W M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co.
Lynx Yellowknife
50c
825
III
28%
-
Downey
Macassa
Mar
295
*
:
-£
-
31%
—1
■Warrants
Louvicourt
Jun
9c
2.10
(M)
London
48c
43c
73,252
6,000
>17,200
7,900
5.00
50c
Senator
•
9%C
27%
300
Gold
Gold
V:
Adt
4,645
Alines
Manitoba
*
Anr
15c
18
Mines
Jason
Alar
18%
9c
t
'2LL.
Uranium
Goklvue
39c
Feb
Mar
8c
4.75
Pete
Jan
68c
10c 10 Vac
Jun
Jun
14Tb
27%
9c
Dickenson
North
29%
warrants..—
Ltd..
Hosiery Mills
86c
48c
16c
790
Davies
Jun
68c
16,600
5.00
•
11%
A.
Class B—
Class A
2.17
13,560
18c
16%
27%
Warrants
30 %
30
30
*
*
50
V
Mar
1.94
17c
16%
Jan
1.04
Glc
2.60
North Star Oil common—
4.10
1.50
Aray
Ho
Jun
Jan
5,720
5,380
Jun
42c
2.55
I
.J
Jun
21
Apr
3.85
47c
33.148
17%
Nortligate Exploration Ltd
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Mar
14c
2.35
21
3.35
79,810
51c
2.55
Northspan Uranium
Class A warrants
18%
20%
4 Vac
-•
Loblaw Groceterias
Gold
class A pfd
preferred
20,000
10%c
1
Mines
GVbc
1.45
1
Mines—:
6c
Mar
57c
Alay
40
Jun
17%
Preferred
Apr
25%
1
Leitch Gold
7.20
2.15
10c
3
——
Candy
Laura Secord
4.60 Mar
3.10
*
Mines
3,700
32c
1
1
Mining
5.40
49c
*
•
1—1
1
——-1;
—1
—1 r
Mines
Lake Wasa
Mines
5.00
Gc
38 Tb.
20 Vb May
17% Jan
37
Apr
1.25
47c
Delhi Alines
North
Apr
10c
Exploration—.
Mines
Cinch
11%
52c
--1
Labrador Mining &
8% Mar
1.85
20c
(John)
Labatt
3,945
21
-
Ltd
Gils
9
3.45
_———-———-J
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland Town.site
8%
6%C
Jan
43c
19
•
Continental Oil of
3,00 Mar
5.00
Warrants
Jan
80c
27% Jun
42
May
25c it-
Calumet
Jan
28c
8%
Kelly Douglas class A
40
82
84c
17c
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Alining
Northcal Oils Ltd
,————
1.95
2.40
.15C
Jun
Jun
,
NorgoJd Alines
Feb
2GC
27%
Jan
13,500
I,235
10,918
80c
18 Vb
16 %
Normetal Alining Corp
May
45c
5c
Jan
22%
41%
k
Norlartic
Apr
10c
37c
8%c
Jun
May
50c
5c
22%
7G7
27%
41 Vb
•
class B
Noranda Alines
Apr
42c
Feb
471
27%
•
i.
Bidlamaque
Nor
Apr
Jan
6c
Mills
Athoua
Nisto
Apr
Jan
8%
50c
l
2,80
8%
■
27c
26
84c
I20
Nipissing Mines
Jan
2.50
Jun
26%
5
Car
Labine
Nickel
Feb
10%
12c
42,600
.
„
45c
preferred
Oils—
Niagara Wire' class B
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Jan
21c
9%
16Tb Alar
15c
37 Vb
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
27%
Jsin
3.75
2.85
I,895
14c
New Superior
.Jan
Jun
2.25
2.90
13Tb
.600 "
3.25
14%
1
Alger Alines-'
New
2,75 Jun
64c
12c"
10%
Apr
Fdb
49c
Jun
1.31 Jun
14
—1
Alines
Newnorlli
Jun
1,745
2.40
-10
1.90
26c
9,813
37Tb
New Rouyn Alerger
Apr
26,898
12c
Apr
Jan
1.35
19,285
18 Vb
Mines
New
May
8%
8
26c
1.50
Works
Trust
New
Jan
20c
v
25c
Apr
98c
1.00
4,315
1.39
Apr
16
Alar
57c
Grocers
Newlund
Jun
35
>.
1.G0
•
NeW Kelore Alines
Jun
Jun
27c
10 %
•
Hio
42
12c 13 %C
8%
1
Mar
1.50
-i
Creek Alines
New
7% May
Jan
900
"
46c
21%
12 Vbc Mar'
*
Jun
G8c
14
Petroleum
New
Jan
Feb
1.60
4,290
2.35
————
45c
Jan
1.G0
■
-
New
55 Va
Apr
26%
Jun
65c
39,720
11,000
common
New
1.90
:2.05
5%
200
72c
Jan
32%
32%
1
—
42 Vb
41V2C Jan
400
6,280
71c
New
4,585
40%
65c
72c
New
507a
7%
41%
32%
63/b
6%
68c
New
94% Mar
48 Vb Mar
8c
Jan
Apr
1.90 Alar
13Vb Jan
70c
AO
New
16c 17%c
*
,
32
"70c
Jan
50%
—1
preferred
B
83
.35c
—
Warrants
4,268
Jan
260
14 Vb*
Jan
-»70c
Jan
1.00
1
"*"
New
Apr
Feb
3.25
Jun
Jun
5,000
(1939)
Joburke Gold Mines
•Preferred
2.25
40c
8,000
8 Vbc
1.50
New Bristol Oils,
16 Va Mar
Feb
15
805
6,900
16c
—
Jockey Club Ltd common
290
43c
14c
Jellicoe Mines
*
Jan
14c
—...
...
7%
.20c
——
Jefferson
Jun
26c
93%
32%
1
Jacobus
5%
2.50
10c
9c
14%
•
New
Jan
7% Mar
6.185
15%
1.30
140,100
10,300
20,900
IOC
;
New
Apr
15
"
10
Mining...—.-
-Watte
Jack
45%
20%
5%
15
1.10
1.22
~
New
Apr
40c
r,
Alines
Corp new
Nesbitt
Jan
21 Vb
'
—j———.—25c
Mines—:
1
Iron -Bay
39%
Jan
2.25
15%
.
50c
25 Vbc
Porcupine
Locomotive
Nealon
17%
'
48c
13Vbc14Vbc
-50c
3.35
25c
>
Steel
Nello
5%
5%
20
Feb
2.184
20%.
20%
10
1
2.50 Alar
13Vbc Jun
3.15
National
Jan
Jan
4%
17.147
"
National
G
Mar
9 Vbc Jan
Jun
11
I,340
May
31c
2.70
-
National
4,045
Vb
41c
1-1111111
National Hosiery
6
5
Irish -Copper
•
44% '
13%
11
12%
Jun"
5%C
Jun
25c
2.GO
1
B
//
i •",35 VY May
4SVa
xsm
50
25c
28c
2.60
Petroleums
National
12% Jan
14 Vb
12% Apr
5% Jan
Apr
Jan
National Drug & Chemical common
National Explorations Ltd
46Vb
Jun
38 Va
18,600
6c
*
;j
12 Vbc
commonl
Alincrals
Nama
7.15 May
Jun
May
'
35 % ,37%,
44:%
50
—;——.—
5%C
6c
"J7j
G.OO
10
48c
Apr
Apr
12 Vb May
49
6.10
Jun
8c
13,500
18,500
Wright Iron
Alulti
125
Dispiration Mining 8: Development—1
International Nickel .Co common
—:
International. Petroleum
-International Ranwlck Ltd
1
"7 Class B
warrants
—-———
Interprovineial Pipe Line
;
5
InterpTovincial Steel
—
-Investors .Syndicate common
2oc
Class A
Mt
100
25
—10
•
ordinary_5
4.86%
.
Warrants
Jan
15 Vb
Class
Aloore
Jan
20c
54%
:
InglLsXJohn* & Co—
——
Inland Cement Co preferred-.
inland Natural Gas common...
'.
21Tb
Jun
25c
Preferred
13 Vb
6
..
Jun
14c
322,700
8c
•
Montreal
63% Mar
15% Jun
15c
,
Moneta
54%
1
Ltd common—•
,
Industrial Accept Corp
v.
Apr
5.25 Mar
541b
,20
10
$2%- preferred
Feb
44
13%
class A
Indian Lake Gold
46
Jun
4.10
14c
14C
.
-
175
3,575
36c
Molsons Brewery class A
r
16
Imperial Bank
h
950
41
4.50
51%
51%
v
—1
Huron & Erie Mortgage
,
40%
40%
13% Jun
39% Apr
40% Apr
Feb
90 Vb
Mining Corp
,21
Jan
20% Jan
14% Jun
6,950
Smelting—
Pam Porcupine.
Hughes Owens Co
10,812
14%
401b
50
15%
13%
4.Z5
Paper common
preferred
14%*
95
8c
nil
Industries Gas
Ore
1.78 Mar
Apr
89
„
Power
Brick
Milton
:...
Min
401b
Prior
May
Jan
1.00
81% Apr
29c
Oil
City
Jun
8c
Alilliken; Lake Uranium
35% Mar
Jan
14%
Howard .Smith
Mill
Jan
6
28c
12c
30c
Alines
&
Midwest
10
6% Feb
310
Light
Jan
Jun
1.55
,
Midrim Mining
77
1.45
14,000
7,500
1
Mining
Uranium
Midcon
1.95 May
Jan
Jan
Island
Feb
9c
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Jan
76
Feb
47
1,525
...
5 Va
Apr
5c
645
31%,
55
300
55
—1
Highland Bell
Hinde & -Dauch (Canada)
Hi "Tower
Drilling—
Hollinger Consolidated
Home Oil Co Ltd—
4.90
20
4.90
551b
.100
Gold
Jan
39c
Hendershot
McWatters
Jan
7c
18c
165
16c
22c
Jun
4%
5Vb
12c
Jun
May
Feb
Jun
12c
5
14c
Feb
16%
113
Jun
90
14c
\
38,100
Jan
600
.
Lake
25c
-1
& Co
Paper common———
Red
25c
Hep.d-ef Lakes Iron
Hees 4Geo H)
McMarmac
14c
12c
Jan
10 Vb
105
I
1
•
H
.£ -"£25
Lake
R«d
McKenzie
995
Alar
40c
25 VbC
5
-50c
Apr
14c
13 Vbc
Porcupine
Mclntyrfe
Jun
15 Vb May
lOVac Feb
16c
17 tec
Jun
105 109Tb
109
«
Maybrtux Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
52,388
14%
_100
Z •
:::i
Ltd
Maxwell
33c
15%
31c
32c
15%
Consol
Matachewan
19% Mav
Apr
Apr
8% Jan
17,600
53,400
19 %C 19%C '
-1
7%
Jun
14V'8
'
49% Mar
103%
10%c
13
Mines
Gold
Hasaga
7%
—1
High
2.05 Alar
Jan
1.07
71,150
45,500
20c
Jan
lie
7,350
1.24
1.11
1.14
1
Alassey-Ferguson Ltd common
5 Vb % convertible preferred
Apr
450
15c
„1
Jun
lOVbc
85
15
106
-1
23
Jun
2,725
14 %
.
Minerals
Harrison
Apr
6c
22
7%
105%
14%
Hardee Farms common
13%
38Vb Jan
255
CO
7%
7%
.10
preferred
2nd
Brass
7c
48
-1
—
Alabastine
Lime
9c
7c
48 %
Gold
Lake
1,110
5,500
23
19
.30
Freferred
Gypsum
2.65
—.—-
—
Products
14
8
—-
Warrants
Gwlllim
May
13 Vb
2.75
Gumiar Mines
Gurney
13
10,349
13%
1
Oils
Alaritime Alining Corp
Martin-McNeely Alines
Low
12c 12 Vbc
12c
ATarigold
Jan
19
High
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Par
19Tb Jan
1.50 Alar
100%
jun
1.80 Jan
Feb
Mar
2.78 Alar
1.00
95c
1.64
Jan
1.03
1.10
9,600
5,800
95c
1.10
.1
T"
1.01
Jan
1.25
May
8c
8%0
136,900
Gc
Jan
12c
Mar
1.20
1.44
150,950
1.80
May
Pitch Ore Uranium—
1
8c
Place Oil & Gas
1
1.30
1.02
,
Jun
1.10 Alar
■
44
(2928)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Low
Placer
Develop
Portgage Island
Powell
River
Powell
'
Trust
President
42%
III
39c
40c
10,200
63
63
Prospectors
Jun
43
95
Mar
2.70
1,630
2.70
4.20
4.15
4.25
2,120
4.05
4.85
4.75
5.00
1,645
.100
150
150
150
10
1.70
1.55
1.70
18,500
2,050
2.85
-
.
Producers
Mar
5%
preferred
150
Feb
Jan
5.60
4.00
5,814
75 q
77c
5,700
2.50
2.69
34,365
2.50
Jun
o%c
7C
11,500
6 Vic
Jun
Jun
5.00
Jan
1.10
Jan
3.30
12c
Canada
76c
Mar
40c
13,350
37c
juh
77c
Mai-
25c
20,000
21c
21c
—1
6c
'5c
6c
4.70
4.50
5.10
Oil®
74c
71c
17
—*
——
17
III
;
Jun
47c
5c
Apr
7.25 Mar
III
17%
33c
22%
Jun
15%
Mar
17c
2nd
Uranium
Mines
877,900
1.43
1.12
1.14
—.1
Mar
Jan
44c
1.66
1.55
1.65
16
15%
16%
285
Rayrock Mines.———_—
30c
30c
32c
15,800
30c
Realm
65c
52C
65c
249,300
6c
7c
3,500
Ranger Oil
——
—
Rapid Grip & Batten
Mining
Explorations
Reef
»
:—
Gas
Class
Mines
Mfg
preferred
Robinson
Roche
-
...
Cotton
Ltd
1.07 Mar
1.49
"7
35%
Jun
Vanadium
1.07 Mar
1.50
Jan
Vandoo
30c
9,400
20c
May
50c
Feb
Ventures "Ltd
10c
2,000
9c
May
13c
Feb
28c
30c
12,000
25c
Jun
77c
Jan
Viceroy Mfg class
Violamac Mines
15
Feb
19
Jun
17% Jun
17
60
17%
260
2.75
165
1.00 Mar
2.75
:Waite
Amulet
8 Vic
9V'2C
21,931
8%c Jun
9%
10%
4,913
97'% '
7%c
100
95% May
100
7VZC
2,500
7%c Jun
14%c Jan
84%
84 V*
85'%
2,204
75%
7.65
8.10
3,166
7.65
Jun
11%
Feb
Westburne
19
19
150
18%
Jun
23%
Jan
14
Jun
97
1
-10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal ite Oil common
Preferred
97
-25
Industries—-
;•*
12'A
12%
10c
12%
Ryanor Mining
10c
6,000"
Mar
14c
Jan
Mar
9
3,730
53c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Walker
9%c May
Feb
St
Lawrence
c
class A
Cement
Shirriff Horsey
River
98%
98%
1.05
1.20
W)
13 %
13%
14%
8.30
9.00
61c
60c
62c
6,150
1
Weedon
Petroleum
Lake
Wespac
V
West
Mar
Petroleums
Oil
Satellite
Scarfe
Metal..
class
Scythes
Shawinigan Water & Power
Class
Class
Sheep
A
preferred..
preferred
Creek Gold
*
Silknit
Jun
Jan
1.20
Mines
Dairies
K D
4.90
1.15
i.?o
21,700
88c
Jan
3.30 May
1.43 May
2,60
2.60
200
Z
86
7.30
Jan
4.60 Jun
3,600
Jan
Wood
1,500
3.05 May
//" 24
24
24
10
34c 34 %C
2,000
18% Feb
33 Vic Jun
Jan
95c
Jan
18c
Jan
4.60 Jan
24
40c
11%
12
12
34%
.5,715
32
Jan
38
% Mar
79c
83c
15.110
65c
Jan
90c
2.25
1.10 Mar
8,600
-
29%
29%
350
10c
lie
211,166
50%
50%
50%
25
72
72%
125
1
24 %c
20c 24 %c
Mar
180.867
26 %
Feb
Yalo
Apr
Jun
2.35
6.50
2,025
36
11,194
220
:
1-5
—
5
.
;
16c
18c
3.80
3.90
600
22c
16,000
23,640
1lc
51
10c
5,000
1Oc
16,844
/19c
Jan
80c
9,570
75c
Mar
6c
r
A
32%
72%
Spartan
Air
Services;
Warrants
Stand
•
5%
30c
15C
:
&
Mines
*
,
Paving & Materials
32 V
82
•
Radio
Stanleigh
Uranium Corp
Uranium
Ltd—:
Mines
74 c
-
970
90
-
2
55
36
Jun
39Y2 Jan
75
27
Jan
281
•27
3.75
"
3.75
75c
5,000
17
.100
%
•
■
18
41%
-
3.60
—1
—
16%
II*
8
1.32
22,625
17c
i4c
15%c 15%c
31.000
14c
-14c
Jan
14 ',2e Jan
560
104'%
Jun
7
Jun
-1.13
Jun
1,950
-
€
26%
.79%
10%
;z
-
100
.27-
1,210
79% -
21
11
1.51
-
1.53
24c
22c
/
/Z" 8C
1.70
lib8
,
87c
:
class
Submarine
Oil
GGc
45c
May
May
Jun
82c
5%c
6c
6%c
6%c
500
11 %
12%
18.891
30%
6c
__i
2.05
1.28
-
-22c
8c
Jan
——1*
1
3.00
*
50c
300
May
—28c
3.00
Jun
11c
4.00
4.00
1.15
27%
6
common
Rights
"I"
6
Jan
15%
700.
11,270
3
6.25
''
27
1,376
Jan
.32
Jan
4
Feb
Feb
1.25
9
May
19%
Teck Hughes Gold—
Preferred
89c
Apr
2,000
60c
Apr
80c
Mar
9
Jan
19%
8%
Jun
66c
19%.
300
2.00
2.10
2.60
3.05
63c
24,100
73
92
741/4
92
11,340
92
7%
1,6355
Paper
7%
1,150
55c
55c
58c
12,540
3.00
Luridmark
Thompson
3.00
3.00
100
Park
12
Tiara Mines
6.c
Petroleums
10c
Warrants
91c
12%
3,665
6c
6%c
30,100
85c
98c
16,255
15c
Mines
Silver
Ltd
1.10
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
IHi
Elevators
Bank
Toronto General Trusts..:
I
Toronto Iron Works common-
preferred
10
...
17,910
59c
common-
Thompson
%c Jun
970
8%
16c
8,500
1.03
1.21
89,900
33c
62
13%
63%
9% Mar
Apr
2.48
Feb
Jan
3.70 May
Jan
1.13
Apr
63
Jan
74 % May
92
Feb
93
6
Je
54c
8
,
Jun
99c
Jun
3.00 Jun
Feb
Jan
3.00
Jun
10%
Jun
6c
Jun
14c
.
85c
Jnn
1.96
58%
Jun
35c
Apr
Jan
1.48
Jun
27c
Jan
45c
2,843
51
Jan
63%
Jun
14
1,995
Jun
16
3.80
Jun
3.10 Mav
Jan
35c "Feb
Loblaw
Minnesota
Ogilvie
Pend
&
Price
Bros
&
.
Paper
Mines
365
41
Jan
52
Jun
26
25
24
Jun
31
Feb
145
56
Jan
13
%
I8V4.
Corp__
.
9%
330
32%
3.20
100
41
42
16c
16c
:
..
16c
5
Jan
Jun
jun
16 V2
,
=
18%
8
Jan
Jun
Mar
4.-00 Mar
37 Vi
May
45
Feb
13c
.3,2491
May
25c
Feb
Mai'
92
At>r
88
1,145
14V'a
50
14
42
Apr
15%
40
Apr
46
..19%
Jan
28»/2
%
43
26
.2.375
26%
26%.
27 VZ
—
.105
.
31V2
_
151
I
.50
26% Jun
50
21
Feb
110
May
32
-.150
•
: 36
.
-
70
.
110 112V4
32
.
86
„
225
25,
150
27% Mar
Z
I.
80
32
--
'
.
'
3.62
.
42'A
Z_
94c
14%
1.50
.
36%
v
.
1.50
80c
99c
36 V
2
37 VA
Apr
80
Mar
80
Jun
36*/<Mar
40
Feb
50
510.
-
421/2.
12%
14%
a
(.1
Zellers
Jun
167
31%
1,035
2-7a:.
41%
Mar
32%
Jan
130
50
-
36 y2 May
30
Apr
121
590
86
32.%.
4814
Feb
Feb
'Apr
138
-
49V2
III
Jun
1
14 %
112%
*
Jun
38 V2
86%
.
.
Jan
"25% Feb
Jan
3.05
Z 5.012
-
27%
-35
_
3.20
«
:
:
Gold
315
625
.26%
_*
—
Cons
16»%
21V2 May
9 '/■ Feb
3.052
26
——5
Southwest Petroleum. Z
Yukon
100
27 VZ
common-.
Sangamo
Jan
22
4.65 Apr
Jun
28
4 2 VZ
.7.50
...
PaperjBL—.
Ontario
Flour
Oreille
18
115
38
-6
Power
1,720
7»/4
*
III 1
:
3.30 Jan
2,550
....
14 VB
«
(1956)—
36 y2 Feb
861/2
_
II10
Canada
May
6%
!
Linoleuni-
27
3.85
42
&
'7% Jun
37%
$
Mar
Jun
z: 2,430
,
"35
17%
46
6
19%
15
High
.
Jan
C5.065
n
22
37'%
6%
-
common..
Low
150
.*29
3.70'
*
v
"
Range Since Jar.l i
-
320
•
5
Inc
Maclaren
7 V
18%
17%
/:*
-
%
15
20"
Oilcloth
41
22
1
Shares
- -
33%
International Utilities
•
a
Apr
2.95 "Jun
Jun
50
12%
Feb
600
99c
Apr
82,463
...
60c
Feb
-_
..
Jun
2.00
600
.
Jun
41%
2,060
300
35 V2 Feb
Jan
14% Jun
1.56 Jun
99c
Jun
40 V-Ma y
59% May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
No par
value,
Odd lot sale
range).
d Deferred
Jun
52
58%
40c.
Jun
Dollars
High
28
•
<
2
28
_*
common
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Prods—
International Paper :
Apr
13
58%
/
■
Feb
for Week
6%
common
Oil
Dupont Co of
Jan
15c
22 %c
26
50
Apr
Apr
51
20
'
13% May
4,200
34c
62
1.97
1.87
36c
.
20c
1
..
2.50
-6c
Curb Section
—
of Prices
19%
Jun
19%
8%
63c
-___
Toronto Star
Jun
Jain
2.95
/l.
Ltd
Third Canadian Gen Inv.
Thorncliffe
50c
70c
2.04
Mines
Calgary
Canada
1,156
65c
common
Preferred
4,000
•
Apr
1.44 May
/
Sales
7%
iriiis
—
Dominion
.
3,000
4
-III
Dalhousie
Mar
%c
■
'i
Dominion Glass
Preferred
Apr
81c
._i
Copper
Consolidated Paper
Jun
80c
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
-V
.'
*
6,600
Range
Z—Z,
Bronze
Coast
5 V4 Mar
Feb
Dredging__
Sugar
.
Canadian Marconi
6Vic Jan
Jan
—5.
Canadian General Investments.
Jun
V8C
Taurcanis
26,800
Canadian
Low
Dominioa
Cottons
Preferred
Mar
4.25
&
Canadian
Mar
17%
Jun
1.00
„
45
-
\
Week's
..
41V
iZ——
__2
Vinegars
Canadian
2.85 Mar
..4 Vic Mar
..
27%
Jan
Corp
Gold
Canada
Canada
2.10 May
3.00 Jun
.
610
2,734
1.12
common
Industries
Zjun
3.15
10-
15%
Bulolo
Jun
2.00
2,670
Asbestos
Jun
Cc
*
Anglo Canadian Puip Paper__
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Jan
47
25c
27c
1
Gold
102
Jan
Jan
1.20
Exchange
Sale Price
Jun
17
4%c
25c
Par
Jun
35%
Feb
3.00
22c
Last"
Feb
Jan
4%c
2.00
Jan
5c
2.75
Jan
Jan
11%
15%
4%c
Mar
" Jan
.104/jan
.
-1.65 Jun
G8c
32V2C
Friday
15%
16c
»
—
40c
"14c
Jun
97c
-
10,567
30c
Jan
Jun
5,585
6.25
Apr
Apr
-1.65 Feb
Jun
37,000
12,046
-
79,685
260
Prices-Shown Are Expressed in
••, -
8Vic Jan
5,120
5.25
Z*
•
Jan
12c
6,500
17
Apr
1,08
31c
1-
7Vic Jan
4,350
16
Jun
43 % Mar
80%
2.10
2.05
16%
6.00
Gold.
Jan
Jan
20c 20 %c
•
13%
5%c-
5c
2.65
Toronto Slock
Jun
Feb
42
14,900
6C
2.00
99% May
125
1.60
1.40
2i%
33,400
1.20
17
11%
25
47
20c
59%
68% Jan
5%c May
7,315
47
'
Cons
32%
99%
18c
l
Industries
30%
99 %
1
common
5c
36%
25
5,792
1
common
50c
13,500
37
79%
l
Gas—
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
Torbrit
25c
37
100
Warrants
Tombill
33c
12%
'
Tidal
Jun
.20
;
Sullivan Cons Mines
Texas
Jan
0%C
1
Contact
Temagami
14
50c
1.875
1
;
A
Sunburst Explor
Superior Propane
Texaco
115
78%
24%
Jan
Jan
26,400
5%c
-Mar
Jan
Jan
19c
25,857
2,740
78%
zl_1
—
-81
9.10
-
195,750
~
-9c
1.-19
1.70
*/
;
Mav
"27% "Feb
.
Jan
22c
74c
68C
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t
Preference
Tancord
2.50
May
16%
2,154
Mining
6
>
.
'
1
'
__^Z—l,
22c
Jan
> 19 %c Feb
■
18'2
730
4,225
40c
8C
1.05
1JL9
,
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♦
2j60 Jan
'
l
20c
—
:
-
May
•-8%4v!ay
-79 % Mar
4,275
Mar
108
>
4% Feb
24Vi -Jun
25
22%
10 V4
-
;i.5i
.
19
Mar
2,786
2,770
v-v
'
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■
27
5
44% JApr
44% May
24% Apr
106
Wa
Z
22
IIoo
Jan
,20
:
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^
Jun
1.15
16c
,
3
4.25 Feb
~1306 Jan
9%
7
Feb
Apr
105
106
Feb
34'%
3,565
-
Jan
2.25
•
Apr
17
1.20
—
•
34% Jan
-1,445
*
III
4;40
Jun
75c
250
41%
39%
39%
17%
1.40
125
40 %
Yukon—.
Metal'
May
-
36
—
1
Mines "
15% -Jan
34
40,550
75 c
A—
Zinc_^
Jan
1.55
27
warrants"
&
Feb
9c
31% May
2.75 Jun
.
Jan
10%c May
47 % Jan
57%
37
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon River Gold
Tamblyn
1,30 Mar
15c
Jan
1.09 Apr
/
36
.
Electric
Zulapa
Mar
7%
57
57C
•
:
Steeloy Mining—
Steep Rock Iron
Sylvanite
49c
Jun
58c
60c
1
Steel of Canada
Inlet
15,000
50c
Stedman Bros
Surf
15,300
11c
1
Starratt Nickel
Switson
1,025
16c
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Sudbury
1.70
15c
Jun
4%
16%
57%
*
—1
Warrants
Steinberg
20c
2,755
May
2.32
Jun
1.40
i
—
Zenmac
29c
93c
Jun
1,925
"20
Z
Knitting class A
Young
(H G) .Mines——'
May
ZOVZc Feb
•
1
3.00
Feb
63% Feb
25c
Standard
Stanrock
5%
1.65
Oils
4%
10%c
,
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
-
Mar
2 ..75
3.75
class
14
32 %
-
«
—
York
Zenith
Southern Union Oils
May
1.55
'II
Petroleum
Petrol—.
&
6c-
.
Southam
Jun
1.30
Apr
4.10
34c
Jan
20c
Jun
6:75 Mar
22c
3.50 Apr
19c
6c
.1
Yukeno
Feb
8.40 Mar
Feb
21c
"
—
Mar
21c
Jan
-2.50
27V4
3.00
preferred
Lead
Feb
May
:1
_Z——
A
Feb
2.65
4.50 Jun
•
13.
.-1
Feb
Mar
Z "1%
,
32% Mar
10,055
75c
Yankee Canuck. Oil--——
Yellovknife Bear Mines
May
2.55 May
32 % Mar
May
10c
49
1.95
6.10
2.25
6.10
13%
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
34
80c
11
Apr
Mav
34»A
438
1.35
3/70 Feb
10c
Jan
58,400
Apr
•34
Jan
Alexander
Class
Jun
Jan
6%
34 %
:
—
65c
150
Mar
2.60
Jun
21c
Wood
(J) Indus class A—
Preferred
Woodward Stores1 Ltd class A—
1.84 Mar
25%
Jan
61c
•
-
•
Windfall
Feb
48
20,148
13,700
2.35
"4:65
Jun
2.35 May
7c
Jan
2,550
2.50
35 %
-
Coghlan
35
43
3.30
36c
Wiltsey
Jun
Jan
45% Jan
130
2.55
Apr
Jun
1.86
--2,892
6%
IIIi'
3.95
29c
6c
Mines
20%
7%c
27%-
5-.; .v5
*
Pass
40
25
1.85
2nd
White
1,485
7C
27
*
-
9,000
Mines
B
Wlllroy
.50
;
Feb
80c
Apr
46
*
preferred
/12%-M^r
Jan
1.15
-
.
Apr
29%
Roi
Van
Jan
80c
—
Warrants
11
1.21
common
Soinerville Ltd
1.30 Mar
15
40%
2.15
10%
79,789
3,425
-
-12,200
•48.182
70c
(Geo)
Z Class
Jan
30%
34c
.
Jan
1.20
*
175
2.50
Plywood Co class B_Z—
Weston
May
8
40%
36c
11%
2.10
%
10c
Grocers class
Western
1.58 May
G3
12
3.15
III
i
16Vic Jan
100
:.
46
Manufacturing
Slocan
32c
May
May
3.15
class A
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd
Slater
,:4.60
*
-
Products
200
11
15
29%
-50c
Siscoe
S
27,999
38c
11
1.10
12.109
5
Silver Standard
Silverwood
33c
15
...1
--
36c
2.J0
550
Naco
—1
Mines
4.20
29C
75c
Western
Mar
1.86
70c
68c
Jan
,
53
35c
Ltc?_.<—
Preferred
Apr
25
/ 58% May
2.09
1
75c
Mar
56c
.
May
Leaseholds
46
common
Miller
46
11,188
Malartic
Western
16% Mar
Jan
-50c
;
180
1.55
Western Decalta
Jan
2.03 Jan
28*2"Mar
Jim
50
Jan
6.90 Jan
Feb
1.30
Western
lie
1.28
Mar
28
1.55
11% Mar
42
40%
ISo
50
,z_
May
94c
4.80
-50
Sherritt Gordon
Silver
7.60
80
*
com..
.
B
12% May
6,300
11
*
101
1.25
18,200
15
Security Freehold
Jan
Mar
53
38c
29
49
17c
Breweries
97%
'
Feb
warrants
1.20
1
Jun
21 Z
Jun
53% May
28c
Jun
1.40
21
*
& Gas_
Copper
1.11
A
4.35
%
-25
.»zz.
Z__Z
Canada
46
common
15,420
1.45
890
May
-1734i"
v
Jun
55
;
Western
85c
21c
———Z-*Z—z-
Warrants
13
5.35
4.10
Jan
5/12% Jan
50% Mar
400
Nickel
Western
1.05
lie 12 %C
-50c
...
Jan
j—.
Pyrite Copper
Feb
50
.
15%
355
2,000
Z29
6.45
17 %
May
1.06
—1
Debentures
7,596
.160
1
19 % Mar
9,585
—1
17%
51%
.«
common
15% May
22,630
13,057
Gold
Jan
Ltd... -ZZl
—
16 %
20
1.10
*
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
12,273
98%
common—
Antonio Gold
Sand
300
18%
1
Gas
Warrants
San
16
18
1814
.100
8.40
St Maurice
Salada
16
III
St Lawrence Corp common
5Co
preferred
Jan
10 V2
57%
-..1
—u
Werner
Jun
12c
&
24c
57'%
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
13% Jan
88 %
(G
Westeel
'
A
West Canadian Oil
loo
9
24c
Jan
60c
-8%
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Mines^
8%c
May
Jun
May
21C 2IV2C
29
'Mar
10c
51%
«
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lie
/
215
.
Feb
.
60c
.
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Jun
13c
35(
-9.-15 Feb
-
16%
27%
65,480
Mines
(,5l%
Feb
29
/
■
30%c Feb
8,766
-
Feb
11%
1.40.
Jan
:
'Jun
4.00
435
2.30
Explorations
28,500
9%
11%
—
16c,
13VL-C
3D%
Jun
17
8,700
/
13c
Mar
17-%
17
Consol
41c
j*
11%-:
—
7.80
(A V) Can Ltd
Preferred
18c
; 12c
llVi
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Alloys
35c
.
^'30,200
Jun
29% May
,*1.30-Jan
29c
39c
.Corp
37C
Roe
Russell
United: Telefilm
100
-6V2 Jan
•
15% Apr
:34c
4 35
Jan
•'
Jan
Jun
Mar
.
I50
Upper Canada Mines—
-50c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Consol
Jun
Feb
600
4%
43
.
15c
36c
"'1.45
Jan
May
10% Mar
1,255
-.-1
Jan
86
/
11%
65c
400
•
16,575
5.15
Jan
13,900
4.5,0
—1
14c
..
20,125
19%
-
10c
I
—1
—_——
-
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—
Jan
1.50
2.75
—5
preferred
Mines.—
4"
13
4.00
———
6c
1.20
17
....
—
.; 25
T6c 17 %c
*
—
40c
32%
17%
common
Rockwin Mines—
Rowan
Hill,
Steel
T160c
15,311
10c
„1
pfd—
preferred
22c
29c
Rio Rupununi Mines...
Rix Athabasca Uranium
A
May
May
United
13,093
12V2C
.50
Z
United New/Fortune
United. Oils
Z,
Jan
100
72c
T 17
common—
class
10c
Rcxspar Uranium
$2
Inv
B
5.00
25
11%
ZZ.———■zZZzz—Zz.-
1.50
...._—
Robertson
■>
Fuel
United Keno
Jun
75c
Canada
.
preferred
B
United
Feb
16%
Jun '
11%
1.20
Chemical
Renabie
2.28
Jan
of
A
Z; Class
,
1.81 Mar
1.55 Jun
10
3C%
-
:Z
common—
31%
Macdonald
Reeves
Reichhold
5,475
480
:*
.4.50
preferred
Class
Radiore
/ 39
————1
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United-Canso; voting |rust_.
United Corps Ltd class A——
Jun
8%c Jan
Feb
.
'19
IIT" I
:
Union Mining: Corp
Jan
33 %c
10%
9,125
Jun
Jan
80" *
12%
/' "Z
1——-1
—„—-I
Acceptance
Union
z
Jan
16%
1.325
12C
95c
15c
254,877
11
lie
28c
12c
Jun
71c
4,278
10%
33c
10%
...
4.10
12,653
76c
//
7%C Mar
Feb
4,525
43%
60c
13%.
,"'rZ*
——v—
Shavkey
Union
Mar
21c
5,500
1
—1
Mining
Petroleum
Quonto
Jun
37c
—1
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont
37c
Jun
"
Prairie, Pipeline/—Z--_ .—*
Tribag Mining Co Ltd-—
Trinity. Chibougamau »-Z
'
1
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♦
48,339
35
110
May
*
25 Ve
25%
,
II* Z'
—_
Trans
Jan
42c
104
85 %
"7'lc
1
Triad
V
Jan
37C
40c
—1
35%
5.00
Explorations Ltd—.
Transcontinental Resources
;
8.35 Mar
Jun
Jun
44%
1956/warrants Z.—-*./ZZ-i-ZZZ-.
•
2.80 Mar
3.70
75c
Jun
36%
.36%
Trans-Canada. Pipeline
1
Transmounlaiu Pipe -Line—Z—w_ —_Z*
1.55
36'b
85
Z——_ —40
Trans
5.60 Jun
8c
2,505
35
Apr
Z
High
2,500
38
_100
Feb
125%
Low
8c
36%
--
'
4V2preferred—1.————^..
"Ultra
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop.—
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas..:
B
High
8c
37%
Jun
3.75
2.02
Class
May
Low
—1
—
class A——1,
3_
—ZZZZZ——
7%
5.75
1
Feb
Finance
7%
3.75
Ltd
Traders
4.55
5.75
Purdex Minerals Ltd—:
%
70
'
Par
Towagmac Exploration
Jun
76c
i
V,
4% Jan
III
Mines——
JUNE
Jun
—1
Dome—i_.
ENDED
May
47c
61% Jan
2.95
Airways
Gas
89c
36<"
WEEK
Jan
Jun
-20c
Z
12
Mar
35%
3,765
—;—
Uranium
Provo
38%
Electric
Preston East
Pronto
42
FOR
High
67c
15,700
III
Pipe Mfg
Premium Iron Ore
Premier
70c
___
Prairie Oil Roy
Prairie
67c
«
I
10
2,885
70c
—1
III
Corp
11%
Low
<*
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Power
•
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11%
11%
in
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(not included In year'i
,
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wi When issued,
.
1
.
,
f Flat price.
:
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;
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year's range).
.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When delivered,
delivery sale (not included
year's range).
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Ex-liquidating dividend..
.
x
Ex-dividend.
.
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y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend
trading
I
:
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Number 5859
189
Volume
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
represent actual transactions.- They are intended as a guide to the range
bought (indicated by tite "asked")' at the time of compilation. Origin of any
~
not
or
*v
-
:
which have
Bid
:,*/*
AerovoxCorp
9%
1
;"rv
..
Bid
Corp
•
_
Amer
■
..
3%
51%
2%
2%
9%
10%
Riley
Stoker Corp.
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1
Golra.iir,Corp__-7.5U
Ardeiv-Farms
Co
vvuo
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*19%*
-
•
%
123
!
110
vRobbins
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&
129
14%
Rose
13%
.11"": "12%
v
60
56
12%
.
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Inc^^__£i~l_I0*
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Batea-MIff
121...
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19
17%'
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Bend's Bi'Cfi. Bag
:C6~,r—A'
25>
-
-10'-2
Husky Oil Co—
Inc—
Berkshire: II;; flniway
Beryllium. Corp-
•
Incj.
&
Indianapolis
Sabrc-Pinon
19%
San
27%
Water
SivaUa
& .BrySon
Schicld
28
30%
.
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7%
62 Va
:.
32%
13%
Class
A
;
common
Iowa
Public
mc-'.
Iowa
Soul hern
_20c
20%r
Bowser Iiu:
Sliariic^MXg Co_-l'~ 10 -.
Brush. Beryllium ,G.o-.x—1',—.'5.Q31 _
Buckeye; Steel-. Castings Do
:* •-:,28.";.;
\ Burndy Corp.
1--
—_i—^
•Byllesbys(H M)
Cot-iilii-lOe
ft?.
Interstate
California. Oregon
14%
31%
3S%
'Carlisle Corp
Ceco* steel Products
27%
37%
16%
10c
13%
14%
^_5
19%
21
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
:
Ceiitfal Eleetric ft Gas Co_a-3'/2
Central III Elbe & Gas:.Co—__ 10>-
20%
Central Indiana Gas Co„
22 7
15%
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Electric
Co
Power
Central Public Utility Corp
0
Central Soya. Co___n—nn—j--•
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Central Vt Put) Sorv Cor£--~y64;:
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Engines
6%
Radio* Co
preferred^---:—25
Common
conr
Harvester
Bank of Commerce
Corp
Cori>
32
Co
Industries———lc
_2ya
5'/4
56
35%
Broadcasting——1
18%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—,—8
23%
25%
26
28
Metropolitan
Mlehle-G loss-Dexter
Class
■
.Co
1612
Monogram
Minneapolis
OS7/L
.
& Elec
Eng Gas
11%
28%
60%
23%
39
North
46%
49%
13%
.
147/8
'
23 vb
12%
11%
Co—
77%
17%
3
20%
2%
21%
1
34%
38%
Prod—10c
—*
Corp___
1
4%
5%
12%
13%
18%
8
31%
33%
•
12%:
13%
5%
6%
10%
11%
northwestern
-
Dynamics Corp of America—
preference——-—2
18:U
20%
Co—1
10%
11
Industries Inoii*.—-50c
Efustern Utilities Associates—10
17%
IS.
41
43%
$1
East
Nat Gas
Tennessee
Eastern
El
Paso
22%
Electric
Elect relax Co r
(Texas)—*
17%
1
18%
E'mhart Mfg
19%
44-%'
Co——i_7%
187/a
First Boston Corp——t
Fisher .Brothers
10
Food
Steel
Mart
55 V4
79
Co—.——2.50 r—
Inc-
Footc Ercs Gear & Maeh cl A
PcPkific Mercury
16^h
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Frfto
15
i.
.
General Gas Corp—2.50
Gen
Gen
"
Telep
(Calif)
preferred-———j——,_20
Giant Portland Cement
Co_
1
Olddfngs&Lewis Mach Tool Co-2
32%
65«
7%
20 %
27%
.•,25%
24"
"
26%
Punta
34%
Purex
27%
Alegre
Sugar Corp.—1
Corp Ltd
Purolator Products
—1
—-1
27
18%
'87%
Bid
Aak
99
104
of
Bk
49
30%
*32%
42%
45%
Phila_10
43%
<46%
(NY) ,.12%
(NY)—10
60%
Trust
63%
43%
46 %
—10
(Chicago)_25
83%
79
50
305
25
Bank ft Tr Co_12%
.,—33%
(White Plains
5
York)
New
53%
56
26%
28%
24%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
g
Mellon Natl Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh)-23
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
148
Merchants Natl Bk of BostonDO
'47%
91%
25
101%
104%
10
54%
25%
57%
29%
31%
157
72%
68
Morgan Guaranty. Trust Co
of
New
York
National- Bank
of
National Bank
National
Co
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
31%
63%
60%
of
Southern
29%,
23
Manufacturers Tr CO (N Y)—10
Manufacturers ft Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
;
g
:
J).
5
Cleve—16
(N
Kings County Trust Co
—_20
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
—5
*72%
of
National
100
(SF)_10
Trust
Detroit
Westchester_g
City Bank (Cleve)—16
Comercial
Co
29 %
Bank
27%
80
&
(Albany)
National Newark ft
324
26%
7.50
31
25
61
34%
Essex
Banking Co (N J)
'
65%
106
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
47%
50%
54
57%
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
36
New
Jersey Bank ft Trust Co_ll
31
33%
35
37%
New
York Trust
23
103
106%
34%
36%
Northern
(Chicago)—100
530
561
39%
42%
121%
126%
Empire Trust Co
50
227
(NY)_10
33
(N Y)
Federation Bk ft Tr Co
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
_10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
(Minn)—10
First Bank Stk Corp
First
Cc
Bk
Natl
Camden
ft
96%
239
Tr
Co
Co
(N Y)
39%
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
35%
101
%
8%
(Atlanta)—-10
63%
67
22
24%
10
40%
43%
(Philadelphia)—_20
53%
56%
(Hackensack
n
J)
3
89%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
70%
75%
Provident
35
38%
45
48
Trust
(Camden N J)-
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
84
First Natl Bank
26%
29%
37%
40%
14%
Natl Bank of Boston—12%
88
314
First
First
Natl Bank of Dallas
First Natl Bank
First
(Jersey City)-25
National%ank
Passaic
ft
Trust
Tradesmen's
Bank
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—13
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—23
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
82
160
86%
180
Bank
First
of
25%
71%
69
73%
773/4
80%
46
49%
(Philadelphia)—10
37%
10%
11%
37%
40%
7%
8%
"
26
28
22
23%
'
36
Natl
Bank
92
17%
19%
/
9%
\
3
9
20
83
1st Natl Bk (Wa6h)_20
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)
20
117
90%
10
35%
39%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
57%
34%
38%
Long
——8
Trust Corn
33 %
35%
Exch Bk—15
52%
21%
23%
10
45
49%
20
43%
46%
10
2%
26%
9%
28%
10%
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tr Co
55%?«
Trade Bk ft Tr Co
Hanover
Bank of New York—10
Bk
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr CojUO
Harris
Tr
&
Sav
61
Security Natl Long Island N Y_3
(New York)
Girard
125
85%
State Bank of Albany
10
of
Seattle
Second Natl Bank of Phila
Natl Bank
Island N Y
26%
34%
Franklin
47%
88%
Rye National Bank (N Y)
67
Rochelle—
New
43%
10
67%
25
Westchester
io
63
of St Louis—20
Natl
& Trust Co
Boston
Royal State Bk of New York—3
Royal Bank of Canada
39%
St Louis Union Trust Co—
City Bank (NY)— 20
First Pennsylvania Banking
First
91%
329
36%
of
County
First Natl
10
20
13%
54
96
36%
56%
102
38%
(N Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
Union Bank
of
Commerce—
10
52 %
57
72
77%
United States Trust
17%
19%
(Boston)
10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
32%
90%
36%
38%
42 *
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arlz)_5
50
53%
20%
22
Hudson
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)——*-125
Hudson Tr. Co (Union City)—8
(Cleveland)
38%
v
Co—
94
'
(N Y)_10
5%
«;
6%
Industrial Bk of Com
6%
7%
Industrial Natl Bank of
Providence
R I
i-10
(Philm)—5
18%
.
19%
"26%
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp—- .8
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—8
20 %
Glasspar Co„—-—-__il •'..' 32
Green (A Pi Fire Brick Co
8 "- 26
42%
j
21%
24%
Plymouth Rhbber Co
~rl>—2
Portland General Electric Co-7%
Portsmouth
Corp ,—-——-—1.
Potash Co of America-.:—i—8
Producing Properties Inc_—10c
Pubco Petroleum
——1
.
-
Lumber Corp
;_3%
Co—-—•
4%
20%
1
10
Pickering
40
14%
1
Pioneer Natural Gas
19%
*
Pfaudlei-Permutlt
13 Vb
37 %
-1
20 vb
39%'
303i
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Telep Co of the Southwest-
5 va %
Permanente Cement—
9%,
19%
'
General Bottlers—_1
36%
1834
Packhig Coi—1—1 ;
Gas Service'.Co—
10
Pepsi-Cola
11 vb
*,10%
10...r 34
Gariock
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
17%
8r,k
Co
.
American
13%
■
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper
Co_;—fly»
—10c
Sulphur Co—70c
Pan
25%
21%
,
18%
12
Pacific Uranium Mines
82%
12%
84%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
'
Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light
*
1934
5 *.
Co
Brewing
"58%
23%,
_2
Corp
1
__1
Fisher Governor Co—_
Florida
«
Power Co—
Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line
'
Federal Fratl Mortgage- Assn_ 100
Gas
Pacific
29%
27%
Co.——IOC
Miss River
ft
Tail
Pabst
11%
-
10
Oil
Otter
'
.
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Equity Oil
Olin
47%;
—
Corp
Old Ben Coal Corp,—
333i
,2
Co
Oklahoma
24^8
31%
Elcctro-Voice Inc
Pub Serv Co-
Nuclear-Chicago
~
1
Laboratory Inc
Economics
10
20%
—1
8
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
,2234
...
.
5%
4%
1 4 .11%
-i—.#- *11
73
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
16 3 8
Northwest Natural Gas
.-19;
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9%
8r,i
Co——
Gas
15%
9
21%
',19%
■'»
North American Coal_l
27%
26%
46
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
22
17 3 8
2§%
24%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust'
18%
36%;
Penn
Co
Bank
Natl
Connecticut
23
43%
62
14%
274
262
68
Commercial Trust of N J
27%
21»/4
47%
46%
(Phila)—10
City Natl Bk ft Tr
121%
43%
File
42
Commercial Bk of North Amcr_5
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_•
Norrls Thermador Corp——80c
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp__
1
Nicholson
50 %
r'-'.
(Savannah)
Cleveland
Assoc—_8
19%
15
58
;,
14
Gompanies
National
22 'A
common—i!_— 60c
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16
Trust
Natl
Bank
56%
••
8
National Homes Corp A com-50c
43
19
/
Par
473A
—10
116
(N Y)
Bank
Chase Manhattan Bk
27%
10%
Oil^COrp
&
Gas
33%
40
8
Company
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50o
Aak
62%
20
Centl-Penn
20
26%
Precision Indust—1
Supply Co—10
Co,_——1—2V2
Bid
16%
18%
Fuel
Nalco Chemical
25%
21
241/a
National
Citizens &
25%
17%
2%
Central
32%
:
15%
Inc'—__1
»-i—_
22%
—100
S't Trust Co
Camden
70%
25
Laboratories
Miles
.
Duriron
8%
6%
(Newark)-25
Chem Corn Exch Bank
common——_——7y2
A
•
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New
1
Dunham Bush luo-—_—-2
18%
8V«
Louis
Broad
38%
17%
Co—
21%
1
17%
Conversion Co
15%
31%
Wurlitzer
i 80%
5
Eng
&
Publishing
20
Inc-7.1
St
5%
77%
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
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83/a
14-
5
11%
Virginia
Boatmen's
13%
5
Machine
Meredith
of
Bankers Trust Co
34%
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26%
—
Dun & Bradstrecb
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;
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(W L)
»31%
29
14%
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'
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30%
(S F) ——10
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32%
247.;
Arts
Trust
30 Vz
Inc
90%
--
46%
10c
Oil Co
Corp
21 Va
Bank of America N T & S A
(San
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities Co
1
a
r.
24
American
1
Prods
Auto
Mountain
%
ia%
43%
10%
Par
51%
5
Inc
Duf(y-Mott
45%
•
40 V->
Dictaphone
Donnelley
42%
————1'
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__—'—5
Di-Noc Chemical
Diebold
29%
National
Bridge Co----1
Detroit lutcrnat
28 %
Co—i.—___1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
Detroit
•
Missouri-Kansas
.
17
30 V2
Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co———5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
T* 9sb
L 14%
•
1
28
Bank and Trust
■25%
67 %
i
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—1%
28%
h
17%
'•
19%
l
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Witco Chemical
g
32
1
Co
83%
"t'8%
Whiting.
5%
10
_7.5o
Weyerhaeuser Timber
31 Vb
Corporation
911/4
29%
Steel
30%
10%
25%
8%
7%
87%
23 %
McNeil
18%
6%
34%
7%
•
—*
Refining Co
33%
30%%^
37%
v;;r-14%
1
Machine
——l'-
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42%
24%
„10%
9%
6%
■{
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12%
39%
1
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Gas
Propane
-
'
18
22%
9%
lc:
1
Suntide
Syntex
%
28 Vs
16
vtg—1
vtgi-—*.—1
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Specialties-^—5
Darling (I» A) Co—.—■:
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp^——-lv
Dentists' Supply Co of N. Y__2ya
Danly
18%
20%
25
Clark—
Co
McLean
.
•17%
11 »
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78
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Cummins Engine Co Inc——5
Blower
:
47%
5%
1
59%
56%
20
28%
Corp
63
59
•
White Eagle
Corp
30%
28%-
1
_a
17%
33%
Service Inc
Gas
Suburban
44%
•
17%
Maxson
24%
,
0
inc..
Cutter Laboratories
,
——1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co-50o
9%
22%
26%"
'Copelahd 'Refrigeration1 Corp—1-
Craig Systems
3
41%
—5
Co_—
i2%
11%
Co inc——1 i-:
Marquardt Aircraft
21%
19^48%
1
Trausp Lines
Continental
:-.-
Wells
Greene
Bank
>48 ta
Prouucts_-_5
llock
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-1
15
19%
17%
18%
31%
Bank of New York
,24%
22:%
45V4
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol ■Froightwaysj——til _^_2.50
Consoiidated
Stubnitz
35%
'■•T;
'
151/.!
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Gas -Corn
28%
33>/2
21
Milling'& Elev Co_—1 r- 25%>
>:.13%
• 12%^
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Strutbers
26%
62
13%
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp coin-—3
Coinmonwealtli
66
10
Inc
30%
14
Manufacturing Co_*
2'/a
—1
Corp_
Strong Cobb ft Co Inc
27%
16
:_1
Stouffer
23%
32%
—_1
1,25
Co
19%
35 %
common—-1- ■"> 33
Colonial Stcrc-s Ii)C%^i__-u2%^ :
Colorado Interstate GaS Cb_4-5Colorado-
Corp_ill—3
Chemical
17
: 15%
Swasey Co
Brothers. Co
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Western- Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
42-
6
Delaware Corp—1
143/a
52%
22
*
West Pofnt
44%
12%
49
Watson. Bros Transport "A"
Westcoast Transmission
•
38
32%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
59
Stanley. Home Products Inc—^
Common
non-voting
5
Stanley Works
25
41%
3034
1
Warren (St Df Co—
39%
54%
1
129%
27%
Gas. Prod-—,_tl;;
States
Collins
Warren
10%
37%
Register
Marmoh Herrlngton Co Inc—-1
7%
39%
1
Standard
MarliA-Roclcwell
.
54'/2
2%
38%'-
50o
Grocery Co—
Warner ft
48V4
51*,
37
I—1
Standard Pressed Steel
i4y«
13%
•.
25%
8%
42% ?;• 45%
Gas_5
——16
Maremont
%
24%
9%
14%
13%
B—'J___33'/3C
Corp,_n*-__—1
Coastal
6
Von's
45
31%
2%
a
Vitro COrp of Amer
16%
17%
'
21%
29%
d
Varian Associates
10%
-10
20
*
.
1
26%
9%
2Va
2V2
32
2%
Valley Mould! ft Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
24%
1
Co—^
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
21%
5%
Chattanooga. Gas Co—L;—.—1;
Citizens 13til Co com cl A—33Mjc
Clinton
Natural
& Trecker
Macmlllan
.24%
Co
29%
„
9
Southern OH Co
46
Fruit ft Steamship—2.50
Stand
Stepan
6412
,
23%
20%
Telephone Cot_r-—nnlO
Central
33%
x-
31
Tel
Mfg Co
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39%
Lucky Stores Inc—,
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
,26%
25
(A
37
Lone- Star
50%
47%
Staley
Lilly (EIi)& Co Inc com cl B—5 %
Ling Electronics
-50c
16%
'
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Co
Electric
Sprague
13%
v„
Carbon
Spcer
Statler Hotels
Liberty Loan Corp
a
27%
43%
Co—1
Producing
States
26%
Lau
33%
31"
—5'\
Co_5
10
Gas
24%
Landers Frary &
Lanolin Pius
6Vb
5%
19%
26%
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
5#'-:
Koehrlng
29%
18%
1
.25
Co—•
Co
Southern Union Gas Co
% 27 y2
common——
Keystone-Portland Cem Co
48%
-
Colorado- Power
New Eng Tel
55%
•
253b
44
Water Co
Nevada. Power Co
Kentucky Utilities Co—-—-.10
.
27%
Calif
10%
9%
15'%
25%
Kennametal
'18%":
23.%
10
Servateria Corp_l
34%
.
5%
5%
25%
:-6%
Kearney
62'Vi
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Corp
-
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Corp
Southwest
8
Petrochemicals-l
Lake
Keccnum
58%
1
Carpenter Paper Co„__
8%
7%
United States Sugar Corp
1
United- States Truck Lines Inc-l
United Utilities Inc
—
*.10
United Western Minerals
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Universal Match- Corp..
12%
Power Co
Southern
423■* :.45%
15%'%,> 16%
•
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Kendall Co
*
26. e
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Kansas-Nebraska
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Caunpiii Mills .class B com_„_25-.
27%
7ya
Pacific
Southern
253
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24%
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Canadian Delh i OH Iid__:__ 10c v"; .6%
Canadian, Superior. Oil of .Calif-_l-D 17%..
227/s
25%
United States
Southern
,1*18%
29%
17%
27%
|1;46" preferred——4—
15%*
3511
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25%
21%
14%
Kaiser, Steel Corp
10'4.
24%
Tel—.5
Power- Cu-_2o
California. Water Service Co__251.,
24
50c
Pipe Line Corp
13%
5
10JA
9%
•
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Supply Co
Trans Gas
14
32
29%
1
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5%
T7V4^
9%
Tractor
8%
24%
..
12%
1
Tucson Gas, Elec Lt ft Pwr Co_8
United. States Leasing (*>rp
1
Jessop Steel Co-—.—--—X''
'30% *'
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1
22%
54%
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240
1
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16
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68%
4
65
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab- Inc
8%
22%
1
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Topp Industries Inc
61%
23%
21%
•
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51
Bantam
Simplex Wire ft Cable
x
5
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7 511 *"
;
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7% *
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Tokheim
;i2%
10%
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11%
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—2
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26
25%
66%
35%
% 25%
1
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13%
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69%
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3„_5
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47%.
21%
.
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58
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23
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51 %
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53%
62%
1
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Interstate
Black. Hills.Puvr.er & Llg.hl..Co__.l <;• 31
Calif
Thermo- King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co class A
:
9%
5
44%
Seismograph Service Corp
26
International ■ Textbook Co_i__l*
~-
«47i a
.
10%~;
5
Mills
Head
*18% "i;
'44Ms
157/a
7%
9%.
1
—
31%
'
California
24%
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
49
1
Ryder System Inc
18r'h
_dl
.-U
Indiana :Gas
1
«■ •:
■*-<" <
"2t x 'i
-
Beneficial Corp —-—12%
;.
30%
23%
13%
.
'
•69-
EuUar:inorU,sir~--i2-i^LF'
64 Va
JtIarke*tsil_iL;^__l ^"<20'Gosscrt flo.l-J—17%
Baylesar(A"J)
Black
28%
Transmia
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
1-27
Indian
ft
Corp_7
Texas H! Nat. Gas Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Corp.
Texas Eastern
17%
"
14%
_•
Co
Marie Rt-id
29
•
-
Belt
e%
23'A
Manufacturing Co—2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
F.l
--
Avon- Products
Baxter
1
K
42%
Rockwell
,
•
38%
Tekoll
21%
25c
Myers Inc
Robertson
130
13%
-t-3834v". Houston' Natural Gas———*
Co-Ail. 5' V36%
—-1
Pd\ver Col_5- i ,22v; - W.$vr Houston Oil.Field Mat-i.
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Gas* Co.;_^_-5 ""4 23?4*&J -25•"
--27.;
Art Metal Construction Co___I0 '"^'25* Class A common-.
r
1
T Ar'vida-.Ccrp • _—r
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"V;1'9% : '2i
»21a4 r
Associated. Spring ^Corp'fi"--_-10
Hugoton Production Co____—1
20?
Arkansas Misso!H'i.
Arkansas- Western
&
86%
36
Corp—1
Roadway Express class A
33%
123
Arizona/Public Service'
Gil
81%
8
45%
,
Inc..3ya
1
Tappan Co
29%
16
Aak
Bid
Tampax Inc
36%
.
105
A
Helepe Curtis Ind class A
c-
34%"
31%
.
37'/:'_;-J«30Tit-High Voltage Engineering——1
22%
«24%**,' Hilton Credit Corp——'-'*1
18%
.20%
. Hoover
Co .class A————2%
;54%i/: .58
- Houston Corp
.
1—1
-
eonnuon_'____l
Par tic. .preferred-:.—
«W78
-
181
A M P--IhcorBoraied^^-_Z^----i
vAnheuser-Buschv.Inc_^-:^..4
Aztec
27
——3
River Brand Rice Mills
3 'Ui
P»r
p»r
47%
.
Commercial Bar^e
Atner-Samt
203
■
Ask
Ask
Bid
5
Soundcraffc Corp—
_5c
Republic Natural Gas Co__
2
Richardson Co—
.—12%
32%
-Grollex. Society.--:—
—1 *
Gulf Sulphur Corp—.—10c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp—-J2.50
American. Express
,81^''
.85% t-•; Hagan Chemicals & Couuols—1
American Greetings CI "A"_—1\
44%.;,. *48
Haloid Xerox |nc—5
Anier Hospital Supply CoitflT-*
'36^ /„-38 %•*.,;: .Hanna CM A) Co class A coin-10
American-Marietta' Co———JL"2
55% A -58'.a-- .
Class, B common—
10;>.
uwMCuwsvug
American Pipe & Const- Co_„ .1
: 43>vi/ .46% - Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
Co.——-1'. «• 38 ty?* -40%
Cojp-_li__--_i-5-:":: 26 ;
-27?4
Lhie_r5" i 231'4 v .24%
Amer'Cement
"
193
.']
Co
Reeves
21%
19%
"-American Bo» Board
"
Ask
Purina
Metals Corp of America—1
Rare
/1'ar
.
Bid
Far
•
.
Rp.lst.on
Green Mountain Power.Corp—8
'10%
60r?T'--*,K'63%' ^Grinnell
Air Products
•;
Ask
They do
sources.
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
Industrials and Utilities
Far
SECURITIES
26
wide national distribution.
a
V
:r
June
obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected
following bid and asked quotations are
The
43
t2929)
28%
Industrial Trust Co
105,»
11%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
.25%
44
47'A
21%
23
,27%
.38
40%
For
footnotes
—
see
10
preceding
38%
page.
41
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
C)
9
;
,
46
(2930)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
June
25c
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
,
Investment
4.20
4.54
al5.70
9.41
Development-*
Mut
Devel
10.28
'
:
36%
•
39.
1.66
Fund
Co
of
(Investment
B-l
C.15
(Medium
6-2
Bonds)
6.40
K-l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
«Discount Bonds'——1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
16.52
6-4
5.04
13.45
14.62
K-2
(Speculative Pfd StliK) —1
(High-Grade Com Stk)
S-2
(Income
(Speculative Com Stk)
7.88
8.61
1
1
14.89
16T0
18.47
19.99
1
9.22
10.08
1
1
8.81
S-4
15.27
9.52
Ltd
•
Canadian Fund Inc
—
International Growth
Ltd
Century Shores Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
7%
Securities
preferred
—I
Fund
Inc.
9.93
10.79
1
18.89
16.75
.—.—1
Missiles-Jets
&
2.70
33 %c
interest—1
88
88%
12.52
13.77
Mutual
Investment
10.67
11.73
Mutual
15.29
Shares
10.35
9.44
9.44
—
2170
23.46
13.21
14.44
23.95
15.77
17.05
Fund inc.-1
10.24
11.23
al4.6G
interest.
1
3.59
3.90
25c
3.08
15.05
20.28
National Investors Corp
National Securities Series-
3.38
14.58
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
21.94
13.09
14.15
1
1
23.02
24.28
1
7.28
10
20c
—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
6
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
21.04
21.25
8.08
8.37
—
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc*
Fidelity Capital Fund
Bond
25.99
Dividend Series
7.96
16.77
4.53
5.89
6.44
Inc——.1
Fund
2.69
•
10.75
___lc
Common stock series
8.38
6.37
9.09
Series
—1
8.71
21.62
23.37
of Canada Ltd
1
13%
1
14.01
15.31
1
13.60
14.70
—-1
5.34
5.84
Over-The-Counter
12.21
13.41
G.OG
19.71
Securities
21.60
Fund
Inc
6.68
2
future*
Inc
\
Tnr
Industries Fund
2.50
Peoples
2.72
Pioneer
Price
General
1
16.82
18.18
1
7.35
7.99
lc
9.94
10.89
Oapilai Corp
General Investors Trust
Electrical
1
Equip Shares—lc
—lc
11.09
•
10.68
11.64
1
23.71
23.95
8.87
9.64
39.11
39.51
1
8.24
8.91
1
14.34
15.59
1
16.67
18.12
8.71
8.49
9.30
Chemical
lc
14.72
16.11
Growth Stock
Inc
Putnam (Geo) Fund
-Putnam Growth Fund
Dist
Shares
Inc—1
7.30
7.93
25c
12.90
13.95
-•
shares
Common (The) Stock
Food shares
Fund-lc
13.58
14.87
lc
8.19
8.98
Fully Administered shares
lc
10.45
11.45
General Eond shares
lc
7.22
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Institutional
shares
8.85
9.70
Smith (Edison B) Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
14.00
1
14.76
16.16
38 Vi
40 %
6.77
7.42
10.79
11.82
shares
lc
RR Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
Steel
Growth
Inc
13.38
17.49
Texas
lc
7.98
8.75
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
11.05
12.10
l
19.50
20.44
20.09
21.06
Funds Inc—
1
9.59
10c
5.17
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
5.65
1
25.88
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.57
2.81
Income
8.33
9,10
9.72
10.62
9.82
10.62
12.37
13.53
of
Eoston
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Inc
Investors
1
Fund-:
1
l
.
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
•"
-
lc
lc
10.97
12.00
Fund-lc
11.96
13.08
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional Insur Fund
lc
6.88
7.52
12.37
13.53
Institutional
Growth
Northern
Fidelity
Bankers
Life
Fidelity & Deposit
Fireman's
Franklin
Fund
Life
7%
Insurance,
10
Glens Falls
76%
19%
20%
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
12.90
14.02
8.08
8.83
United
11.29
12.27
1
14.31
15.64
1
17.13
18.62
United
United
Income Fund Shares.l
Funds
Canada
Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund
Inc
—10c
7.28
7.96
5.88
6.43
Quaker City
Republic Insurance
20%
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
St Paul Fire & Marine—.—G.25
Seaboard Life las
397«
Imp «fc Insurance.—10
Home Insurance
Co..—„—5
Home
Owners
Life
Ins
187%
*
Recent
Bid
Alabama Power 4?sS
1989
British Petroleum 6s
W80-76
Burlington Industries 4V«—1975
C
17
Financial
4%s
101 Vi
102
56
57%
10.47
-'11.44
13.58
1
14.35
15.64
Whitehall Fund
,'nc
1
12.86
13.90
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
6.20
6.71
112'4.
113Va
98
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
1969
93 Va
96
Carrier
1982
93
96
Corp
4V'8S
Power
&
Lt
4Vie—1989
Chance Vought 5'As
^-1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s;_1972
Consol Edison 5 VeS
1989
El Paso
Ferro
Natural Gas 5'A6—1977
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf
Trailer
101%
99
101/
104 Va
—1976
Power
1989
4%s
5Vis
ww. -1963
Co
4%s
Pacific Petroleum 5s
5%S
—
Phoenix
Public
-1977
Service
5VaS—.
Electric
ill
112VL,
109
.106
112
107Va
5 lis
Southwest
Elec
Pow
Sperry Rand 5V2S
138
Port Cement 5s—1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
210
217
Textron
103%
/104 Va
Power
5s
:
Interstate Power 5%s
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4% 6
Montana Power 4VaS
Mueller Brass 3%s
1989
lis
141
1989
100Va
1981
86'A
1989
86
87 >4
97
1975
101
97 %
'
91
99%
96
100
'
99
86
Gas—
103 Vi
103 Va
109
113
103%
104
5VsS—1989
102Va
103'A
124
126
ww
1982
Transmission—
Underwood
General
99
1992
1975
Idaho
85
96
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Southern Elec Generating—
Texas
82
84
I- —1989
~i
Eastern
4TbS
32
35%
5s—
Corp 5VaS
U S Industries 4'As
-West Penn Power 5'As
Westcoast Trans 5Vas
White Stores 4%s
97
1971
101
7Vi
8
77
39
82%.
42
-
29%
31%
104-
-
55
109
58 Va
7%
26%
85%
82
Co
3
U S Life Insurance Co in
85%
28%
■
30%
the
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
—2
2
41
44
29 Va
32
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Aug.
17,
1959
3%s
Sept.
15.
1959
3.80s Jan. 15,
99.31
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
100
Bid
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3.55s Aug. 3, 1959
—
99.29
1960
99,27
4%$
Feb
15,
1960
4%s March 15, 1960
3 VaS April
15, 1963
Federal Natl
one
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
100
3.50s Oct.
4
99.30
100.2
100.4
100.6
100.8
96
2 Vis
99
100.1
iO
*99,28
—_
100.6
—
4s
June 10, I960
3%S Aug. 23, I960:
3VaS Feb. 13, 1962
99.26
99.16
99.22
98.16
98.22
1961
98
98 Va
99%
99%
99%
May 1, 1962
97.14
95.10
98.24
1961
99 Va
2%s May 1, 1963
3 Vis May 2, 19G6
4 Vis Mar. 20, 1908_—
4%s March 20, 1969
98 28
99.4
92%
93%
4-%s July 15,
3Vbs April 1,
98 16
4%s April 10, 1969
99.4
99.26
I960
Sept. 20,
98.16
1971
118
98.24
4 VaS
93'%
98
102
.—1989
104Vi
105
1988
1979
90 Va
94
109
98%
93%
92.12
Vi
99 Vi
100%
1970—
99%
98
1969
92.28
98%
101%
90%
Oct.
91 Vi
1,
1970-1967-
99%
100%
1,
1971
90
91
95%
96%
92 %
93'/a
15,
1972-1967
15,
1972
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures alter decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
l%s Aug. 1, 1959
3%s Nov. 15, 1959
3%s Feb
4s
15,
Ask
99.26
99.28
1960
99.27
100.1
99.28
3%
99.30
1, 1959
1
of
a
point
Bid
4s
99.29
100.3
Treasury Notes—
4s Aug.
one or more 32nds
Maturity-
100
—
lVaS Oct, 1, 1959
3 VaS NOV. 15, 1959
\
100.2
99.16
99.22
99.29
May
15,
1961
98.24
4s
Oct.
99.31
1960
3%s Nov.
98.22
98.28-
2%s Feb.
99.17
99.19
1 VcS
99.9
99.11
97.16
96.8
1 VaS
Oct.
1,
lVaS April
1960
1,
19G1
15,
Rate
99.18
92.24
93
100-
91.16
1962
112
"
99%
100.4
91.24
97.26
97.30
15,
1963
93.20
93.24
1,
1963
90.8
April
May 15, 19G3—
lVaS Oct. 1, 19631 VaS April 1, 1964
90.16
98.20
98.24
88.28
89.4
87.16
87.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
'Dae
3.25%'
10-
1-58
3.60%
11-
3-58
Bid
*7-
1-59
Ask
Dated
99.30
100.1
3.75%
3-
€-
3-59
99.29
3.50%
100
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
3.75%
99.29
1-
100
5-59
4
10-
1-59
99.27
2-
99.30
2-59
11- 2-59
99.26
99.29
United States
Yield Price
Bid
July 2, 1959
July 9, 1959
99.979
20,
99.933
99.873
July 16. 1959
23, 1959
July 30, 1959
August 6, 1959
August 13, 1959
August 27,
September
September
September
99.877
99.825
99.771
99.694
99.704
99.638
99.650
99.574
1959
99.819
99.762
—
99.588
1959
09.512
99.528
3,
99.439
99.454
1959
Bid
2-59
12-
1-59
99.28
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
90.26
Vs %
5-
4-59
2-
1-GO
98.29
4%%
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
4.45%
i7-
w
159
4-
4-6#
100.5
100.1
99.31
99.29.
100.7
100.3
Treasury Bills
Yield Prlc#
Bid
October C, 1959
October
15,
1959
Ask
99.113
99.142
99.052
-October 22, 1959
October 29, 1959
November 5, 1959
99.082
98.991
99.023
98.929
November
12.
19,
1959
November '27, 1959
December 3,
1959
December 10,
1958
98.889
08.791
1959
November
98.963
98.853
A
98.829
98.673
98.713
98.549
98.591
98.491
—
98.535
98.415
99.371
99.388
17,
1959—
December
99.293
17,
1959
99.307
98.300
December
98.328
99.286
22.
1959
99.305
98.250
December
24.
99.212
1959
99.222
9S.279
98.235
99.175
99.201
January 15, 1960
April 15, I960-.-
—-W
FOOTNOTES FOE
•No
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
to
listing
Bxchange
b Bid yield .-price
Stock
OVER-THE-COUNTER
-
value.
on
the New York
d
x
ISSUES
*
Ex-dividend.
wi When
issued,
dividend.
97.917
96.768
stock,
y Ex-stock
98.210
98.442
97.889
Ex-rights.
t New
'
1.
1
100
1959__
——
V
Ask
10,
September 21, 1959_.
September 24, 1959—
a
99.983
99.926
July
Dae
Ask
1
■
*
Rate
3.45%
Augsut
98.10
99.14
—
4s
97.8
96
1,
3VaS May
94.12
98.6-
1962
1,
99.28
94.4
Aug. 15, 1962—
1 Vas
98.28
99.24
Aug. 1, 1961
lVaS Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb. 15, 1962
4s Feb.
15, 1962
1 VaS April 1, 19G2_
15, 1960
3Vis May 15, 1960
lVaS April
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
May 15, 1960
122
1970
99.13
98.28
3,
4s
99.4
99.31
100.4
1,
2'/as June
3%s April
100
Ask
100
99.20
I960—
4s
95 2
4%s June 10, 19G5_
3%s March 11, 1968
April 20,
100.2
99.10
19G0_.
1960
100
97.6
•—
3%s
—
1959—
1,
1.
100.8
98.30
3%s March 11, 1963
41/oS Nov. 12, 1963
20,
Feb.
99.30
99.28
1, 1959—
Land Bank Bonds—
3%s Feb.
100.1
1959
1,
Dec
l%s Oct.
96 %
99.31
!
Vis
Federal
Mortgage Assn—
3%s Aug. 10, 1959
3%s Oct. 13, 1959
3%s Dec. 10, 1959
4%s March 10, 1960
97%
102%
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 4%s_1989
V;
60 Vi
6%
Insurance
U S Fire
9%
89%
October 1, 1959
1979
Amer
1
75%
72 Va
57
82
U S
8%
85
98%
-1969
&
Co.,
71
68%
24%
Travelers
85%
Ask
82
98%
-1973
:
Steel
5Vas
-1989
138
104
1976
33^B
102 Va
134;
1975
4s
98Va
Bid
Steel
Northspan Crnn
Ohio
1979
Central
BondsNational Can 5s
(Texas)—10
5
98%
51%
1
8.92
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
National
22 Vi
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..lo
94
Co
Security Issues
Aik
53%
20V4
$6.50 preferred.
—10
Standard Accident
—IO
Scandard Sec Life Ins (N Y)__2
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
8
48'A
Standard Life Ins__10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
5%
50V4
2
—
39%
4%
5
(N Y)
Seaboard Surety Co..
10
Security (New. Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine^—2
24%
'
25%
*
Life Ins (Pa)
3.45%
Bonds—
10
60%
.
4.15
8.16
12.49
Investors Fund Inc
3.80
1
1
Wall Street
Investing Corp,
Washington Mutual
IO
Reinsurance Corp
37%
22%
10
*
70
73%
—
55
Co (N C V—1
84%
37'A
180%
66 Va
66
Phoenix—--
142
10
62
23%
80%
130
5
—
10
34%
18%
Gulf Life '(Jacksonville
Fla>_2%
(Fla)
Indemnity Co
Providence-Washington
Employees Life
Hanover Insurance Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
17 Va
48 Vi
40%
:V
Pyramid Life Ins
115
American
15'A
45
Co
r.',
60%
107
47 Vi
34 Vi
.
Philadelphia Life Ins Co—— 5
8
4
(D C)
Ins
80%
_5
49%
>37
57%
77
'
31
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—1Q
Peerless Insurance Co.———5...
62%
1.50
Government
Great
43
32
—.——,5
& Republic.:-Government Employees Ins
(DC)
46Va
10-
54
,_4
General Reinsurance
Corp
19
43.
*29%
Fi re
57%
2.50
17*e
40V4
27%
————__5
River
Pacific
55Va
59%
10
F)
3%
68'a
52
1
Ins
of Md
(S
3%
64
_4
114
Insurance—3.33Va
of N Y__12Va
Northeastern
Federal Insurance Co
127
:
:i
—...—2.50
117
North
}: 68% ."",y ,V„
United Funds Inc—
5.12
Fire
67%
-
-
110
Casualty——2
Hampshire
York
63
10.48
United Science Fund
II-C'7
Series H-BA
Fund
12.65
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
12.32
Inc
Amsterdam
New
(—10
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
17.05
16.05
11.81
11.25
Fund
15.56
U37.33
10.78
7.26
Netv
14 Vi
„
1
6.62
Industry Shares Inc_„I
Series
Balanced Fund
lc
—;
Hamilton
6tate Street Investment
Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnum
_lc
shares
Utilities
2.51
1
lc
shares—
Tobacco
2.27
'
25 V«
42%
no.;
—
164
112
51%
10- -62
—2——IO
Union Fire
5
Nationwide Corp class A—.—5:
155
Assurance
15.13
Sovereign Investors
lc
34%
'
Co—'5
Co,
5
Continental
12.69
Petroleum
-
(Balt)^
National
16%
New
23%
32 %
-46
,
335
11.10
11.61
8.04
^2%
25%
'
2
38%
307a
Life- A Accident Ins
10
Natl Old Line Inc common—1
3%s Sept.
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
14.66
Bond
•Common Stock Fund
Selected Amer Shares
7.92
7.71
63V'a
•/■;
Life
Fire
Natl
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
10.26
13.39
Railroad
,
National
i
6%
;
36%
3%s May
4VhS Feb.
a29.73
lc
lc
shares
Fund Inc
1
lc
Bond
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder Stevens & Clark
1.25
Merchandising sharesMining shares
Monument
26V*
15%
215
6%
..
Assurance.;—-5.
39 '
Manufacturers.:^ .12%
Merchants &
45%
23
'58
Merchants Fire
-
a40.1G
12.15
7.95
lc
Rowe)
Fund
■Quarterly
18.04
2.50
Inc
Fund Inc
•
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
(T
16.46
1
Fund
Puritan
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Aviation-Electronics—
Corp
Pine Street Fund Inc—
Inc
Energy Shares
Securities
Philadelphia Fund Inc—
Inc—
Corporate name changed to
Colonial
41%
58
_5
Life
3%s
12
One
Fund
9%~
320
9.52
1
oireet
3%
3'A
8%
24 %
,20%
206
,
Bonding.——.5
Indemnity: & Lite lus——5.
.—10
9.93
William
3
2%
Ins
General
6.96
1
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
11.68
Preferred stock series——lc
Gas
Life
—
9.16
-1
Stocks
Mass
24%
.
10'
Massachusetts
28%
22%
:'54%-
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty
If.
42%
47 Vi
18%
-
_1Q
Lincolnj-ilfttiomiI Life
.
<
23
44'A
*1s
Va
2%
21
4.89
New
2.94
I
Series
Growth
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Fundamental Investors
<Ky)
7%
10%
Insurance'Co of
38%
6.67
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
4.96
10c
Income
18.96
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
12.05
6.10
4.47
1
:
Stock Scries
18.13
17.54
11.03
1
Series
Preferred Stock Series
12.92
Mutual Fund
1
1
24,62
''
11.89
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Co
Life
Ask
<
2V«
•
—.—3
Life Companies Ine_—'
26'a
Bankers Natl Lite Ins JN J»__10
Beneficial Standard Life.
-T *
Connecticut
-
5
Jefferson
Balanced Series
6%
.®f Tenn.
■'•»*
-
193b
9%
10
Boston Insurance Co
*"
16'A
-
6.25
,
Commonwealth
40%
>
14%
17%
1
American Surety Co__
Bankers & Shippers...
Ins
1
—
Corp————1
of beneficial
10.35
21.22
Investors Corp—.
—
Mutual Trust Shares
Inc
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.,1
38
Amer
Globe
14.14
Automation
8.13
18.50
Fund
American
•
32
*
Bid
Lawyers Mtge & Tide Co__G5e
"Lawyers Title "Til's Corp (Va)—5
Liberty-Natl Life Ins (Birm J—2
Life, & Casualty - liis Co J •
,;
•:
•
228
29 Va
Mercury (Wash D C.t—1
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston
.w—1
American Re-insurance
.
Fund
Mutual
4.12
Stock
—_—
of beneficial
7.44
1
Florida
Growth
18.32
———1
Shares
Founders
3.74
2.45
Shares—
Electronics Investment Corp
Energy
4.46
3.07
Massachusetts Life Fitid—
& Howard—
Balanced
3.25
4.05
15.11
Units
2.50
Stock Fund
2.95
2.78
13.98
Investors
Co—2*~
Amer Ins Co (Newark N
J,»—2%
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
4.59
Fund Inc
18.28
21 Vu
Inc__l
Fund__l
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Eaton
16.91
19%
Fund
Investment
Dividend
a46.C6
3.10
1
Trustee
6.78
4.17
1
E
Series
6.22
2.81
1
1
Fund
Diversified
14.95
19.37
lc
1
Vegli Mutual Fund luc
Diversified
13.42
13.68
shares™lc
Mass
Inc
Investing Co Inc
Stk
12.28
17.72
-lc
shares——
Special Investment
18.21
Inc.—
Growth
6.99
18'A
Transport shares..————lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
6hares of beneficial lnt_33y3C
20.53
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver
10.82
Inc
Dividend Income Fund
De
Mutual Fund—*
shares
Petroleum
17.11
9.95
& Stock
Bond
Western Investment
Delaware
11.82
14.16
15.74
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Vegli
136
10.89
12.96
1
I'und Inc
Fund
6.38
17 Va
Electrical Equipment sliares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal shares——
lc
Paper
Investment
Composite Fund
De
130
.
1
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-
Crown
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Managed Funds—
Income
Fund Inc—
Concord
7.45
12.35
Energy Shares Inc— 1
Commonwealth
14.89
14.57
6.79
Loornls Sayles
17,000
colonial
Common wealth
13.65
Life Insurance Investors Inc_—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
14.09
11.43
16,400
Colonial
Composite
12.89
50c
Corp—100
—100
Chemical Fund Inc—.
Christiana
14.07
16.BO
13.47
Lazard
Canadian
Fund
12.89
(Low Priced'Com Stksi_l
Fund Inc
1
Lexington Trust Fund——20c
Lexington Venture Fund
1
Insurance
72
218
(Jacksonville Flat v———1
American Home Assurance Co_5
21.10
19.34
15.47
1
Keystone Fund, of Canada Ltd..l
Knickerbocker ' Fund——
1
14.08
13.93
16.00
Fund—
General
(19541
18.77
13.02
1
«.l
California Fund Inc
Canada
17.36
50c
Ltd—
10.51
14.66
Stocks)—1
—
10
Companies
Par
174
68%
conw
*
Com
;—10
preferred..——5
American Fidelity Life Ins
Co.l;
Amer Heritage .Life Ins—
11.15
9.63
1
—
81.25
18.03
10.22
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
Ask
164
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
9.60
S-l
Bid
10
American Equitable Assur—.—5
U24.05
5.94
S-3
Investment-.
Agricultural
24.43
13.74
tuud
35.91
22.40
34.16
Street
35.21
24.55
12.64
duhock
12.61
23.52
31.26
Broad
11.54
1
1
Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co—
Aetna Life Insurance
4.61
•B-3
Aetna
11.85
BonOS)_l
Grade
Par
4.82
10.84
8.83
Growth Fund
Ltd—.
Ask
4.41
1
America
Blue RHTge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Canada
Bid
lc
Investment Trust of Boston.—1
(stel Fund Inc——-—-—---1
Johnston (Thej Mutual I und~rl
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1.83
5.63
Axe-Selence & Elect'ni'cs Corp-lc
Aie-Templeton
Par
8.21
1
Trust
Insurance
Funds—
fntl Resources Fund Inc
7.59
Inc__l
Axe-Hougltton Fund "A'' Inc—.1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Atomic
Mutual
2.38
Inc—1
Fund
Amer Research &
Associated;Fund
Ask
2.17
1
American Investors Fund
Mutual
•/
1.25
Inc
American Business Shares
American
Bid
Par
.
SECURITIES
:
Fundi—
.
36
Mutual Funds
Mutual
,
/
96.800
;
,
-
'
Number 5359
189
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
4?
(2931)
Financial Chronicle
Third Federal Reserve District— Philadelphia—
THE COURSE OF
compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 27, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.8% below those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $25,228,691,543 against $25,953,720,869 for the same week in 1958. At this center
there is a loss for the week ending Friday of 14.6%. Our comparative summary for
this week will show a decrease
Bank clearings
Week Ended June 20
BANK CLEARINGS
I
the week follows:;
.
,
Chester
;
1,690,641
1,220,024
2,471,124-
Bethlehem
2,307,229
2,663,176
5,388,008
Philadelphia
Reading
4,660,899
Scrantoa
8,094,106
5,094,601
Wilkes-Barre
York
V-
;
~
Delaware—Wilmington
New
8,139,095
32,344,650
12,273,667
Jersey—Trenton
Total
cities)
(11
+
1,307,777,475
5.7
+
1,787,463
v
i
1,948,013
1
2,273,103
4,340,233
1,505,000.003
3,840.428
3,913,563
1.2
..
7.3
7,727,320
3,918,698
7,850,930
—18.8
21,633,619
18,870,768
*
T
4,352,527
1,388,000,000
+ 13.3
+ 28.8
3,955,435
7,584,746
V
7.2
—
1,160,000.000
4,172,366
9,967,508
,
1,909,895
2,352,436
2,425,177
23.7
+
—47.9
4,756,178
1,226,000,000
Lancaster
,
,
2,091,301
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$
Dec.
$
1954
1957
Inc. or
1958
1959
7,756,775
3,879,441
-
+ 49.5
19,723,113
—35.0
18,242,709
8,065,15(3
19,672,093
13,582,403
5.7
1,460,343,233
1,572,213,253
+17.5
14,903,160
329,059,675
11,499,643
312,596,511
+
1,237,601,666
+
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1958
1959
Week Ended June 27—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
-;
$12,542,487,044 $14,088,692,780
York
New
Chicago
—14.6
1,112,891,548
+'8.0
1,202,210,327
-.
Ohio—Canton
1,149,000,000
+
1.1
779,344,240
+
4.6
—
+
693,147,695
+ 10.1
413,626,279
520,985,143
+ 12.0
cities, five
Other
five
$18,960,997,731 $20,568,008,112
days
days
cities,
Total all
All cities,
4,488,093,965
5,216,411,510
Total
for week—
Total all cities
1,746,910,775
1,477,412,392
+18.2
1,602,401,663
17,005,341
(7 cities)
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
+16.2
+ 27.6
—
15,827,33-4
506,223,17(1
+ 27.3
8,293,335
+
5.9
+
3.9
436,302,037
151,702,744
4,194,525
19,894,013
223,588,071
7,542,575
390,597,821
145,467,843
+
7.9
853,104,98?
791,284,843
4,489,807
24,247,916
228,069,148
1.6
—
22,323,102
+
9.9
271,063,845
239,730,706
+
13.1
10,484,759
8,234,224
441,665,011
150,886,254
416,966,100
145,196,388
902,569,279
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington-Total
3,992,417
3,928,410
~ 24,541,000
:
836,442,937
South Carolina—Charleston_____
3.5
+16.2
$25,228,691,543 $25,953,720,869
:
1,553,676,733
+ 22.1
13,575,912
16,415,312
501,631,419
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
7.8
—
897,618,792
17,043.282,302
day
633,186,445
56,453,50(1
; 17,890,073
+13.6
500,400,622
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.8
—
$24,185,409,241 $25,056,102,077
cities, five days—
one
9.1
+
14,079,720
13,331,658
458,806,546
16,000,765
west
Ten
664,500,285
62,265,900
+ 19.1
+ 25.7
384,288,090
+12.8
+ 16.8
055,042,010
Baltimore
+ 11.3
355,500,000
430,515,893
i
Cleveland
72,160,600
Youngstown
463,532,337
482,943,857
Pittsburgh
r
Mansfield
763,310,000
Francisco
San
708,233,591
Columbus
537,970,757
.
St. Louis
358,379,538
Cleveland
390,200,000
City
Kansas
1,136,000,000
315,311,843
Philadelphia
12,537,952
317,728,689
594,759,029
66,168,800
14,730,318
Cincinnati
(G cities)
2.8
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
week covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Complete and exact details for the
in
issue of next week.
our
not available at time of going to press.
week in all cases has to be estimated.
Saturday and the Saturday figures are
ends
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the
present further below,
we are able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
June 20. For that week there was a decrease of 6.0 %, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $28,237,792,310 against $31,034,004,938 in the
same week in 1958. Outside of this city there was a gain of 8.0%, the bank clearings
at this center showing a decrease of 21.0%. We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
In the elaborate detailed
| -
statement, however, which we
179,855,863
Nashville
481,000,000
Georgia—Atlanta
falling off of 19.9% and in the Boston
^Reserve District of 1.9% but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals record
an improvement of 5.7%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an im¬
provement of 18.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 7.9% and in the Atlanta
The Chicago and St.
Reserve District of 2.6%.
managed
Louis Reserve Districts have
Minneapolis Reserve District by 7.1%. In
the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of 4.9%, in the Dallas Reserve
District of 6.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 1.6%. .
to enlarge their totals
by 13.0% and the
furnish
In the following we
a summary
8.5
6.3
f
+18.5
,«
34,472,703
149,865,073
413,700,003
6,978,113
r.t 7,148,561
■ii 252,348,854
214,961,253
6,384, 515
,+
7.8
292,075, 043
+
7.9
247,720, 471
+
8.8
15,095, 624
+14.9
587, 959
+20.0
<'16,849,910
642,161
14,579,543
705,440
232,054,134
228,969, 007
+.
1.3
241,400,338
217,564,615
1,548,240,992
Alabama—Birmingham
1,503,314,714
+
2.6
1,404,960,507
1,312,161,414
+ 44.3
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Orleans
Louisiana—New
+
—
6,207, 021
7,354,880
34,683,564
>160,581,754
450,000,000
6,721,770
7,402,399
272,637,231
+14.9
40J
513,300, 000
315,107,486
209,699,409
17,344,077
>
-
—
Total (10 cities)
;
214,041,380
.
542,627
I—Chicago—
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
;
20,308,956
0.6
1,280,716
22,491,721
12,868,065
11,676,510
H-10.2
9,007,800
9,890,513
13,331,932
.+ 26.6
11,356,276
12,927,663
94,108,000
+10.9
9,465,309
5,058,980
146,413,743
+ 23.1
83.461.000
15,990,682
84,418,003
10,179,244
Wayne—
16,882,811
—
——_
South Bend
;
104,329,000
: 11,654,245
6,272,840
,
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
169,821,471
7,919,086
57,120,019
—
—
Moines
Des
2,922,473
2,495,015
20,430,059
——
Indianapolis
Terre
■:
3,599,694
-—-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
—
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
——
j
—
21,666,343
1,956,810
1,428,216,043
—
7,981,552
——
v'
8,473,317
1,914,152,042
Total (17 cities)
2.5
.7,104,600
+
4.4
44.067.001
+ 23.6
14,587,346
1,491,570
13,585,053
2,029,605
1,226,084,234
8,310,518
1,246,316,823
6.6
—
+ 13.2
5.5
—
8,851,035
1,693,207,627
—
./. 4,194,863
134,040,253
5,534,665
138,243,717
+
1,262,233,516
8,446,224
16,715,414
12,121,995
;
21,465,05^,
+16.0
+ 24.0
17,532,072
2,095,713
13,242,854
Peoria
+
7,724,023
54,689,190
21,717,827
Decatur
Springfield
Districts:
by Federal Reserve
"165,701
K. 6,881,531
Florida—Jacksonville
+
JNew York Reserve District the totals register a
33,273, 671
38,238,172
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
.
;,
.
6,792,515
40,889,243
-
7,577,413
19,781,041
+
9.2
20,899,108
15,198,022
—
4.3
7,432,751
+13.0
1,632,741,727
1,634,955,813
+29.9
.
10,393,284
7,552,673
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
!
1958
1959
$
'
/?;■/;
Week Ended June 20—
2nd New York
996,080,563
__
12,773,050,388
5.7
1,460,343,233
1,572,218,259
+18.2
1,602,401,663
18,657,010,023
"
1,307,777,475
1,237,601,666
+
1,477,412,392
1,746,910,775
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Missouri—St.
Louis—
—
9.0
379,200,000
+ 12.9
210,154,713
387,000,003
212,966,254
+ 23.3
140,150,296
138,227,651
+ 25.5
2,836,240
3,081,561
+
3,960,080
393,000,000
210,942,897
149,688,738
3,155,286
855,090,787
Louis
750,786,921
+13.0
732,341,249
741,785,473
9,640,746
528,689,562
209,633,637
+ 33.4
13,099,537
490,025,723
467,597,591
189,078,292
10,236,177
172,334,49ft
9,446,15ft
428,400,000
238,118,754
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,553,676,738
14,950,369,849
"
846,123,093
—19.9
"
7
4th Cleveland
:
12,647,904,809
11
_
$
-'H •>'
900,586,234
1.9
—
9
—
Philadelphia
3rd
Dec. %
$
$
977,254,226
12 cities
1st Boston
1956
1957
Inc. or
6
"
902,569,279
836,442,937
+
7.9
853,104,987
791,284,846
6th
Atlanta
10
"
1,548,240,992
1,509,314,714
+
2.6
1,404,960,507
Chicago
17
"
1,914,152,042
1,693,267,627
+13.0
1,632,741,727
1,634,955,818
4
"
855,090,787
756,786,921
+ 13.0
732,341,249
741,785,472
9th Minneapolis
7
"
842,783,316
786,872,797
+
7.1
727,755,906
689,402,471
9
"
833,171,709
793.900,156
+
4.9
703,583,071
728,126,080
10th Kansas City
Dallas
6
"
719,004,064
675,056,192
+
6.5
607,686,364
585,784,640
1,640,467,796
1,014,258,945
+
1.6
1,535,880,339
1,436,822,897
31,034,004,938
—
28,237,792,310
6.0
24,934,435,668
12,833,346,882
8.0.
12,635,220,056
Total
——
(4 cities).
24,540,336,539
13,861,274,980
Illinois—Quincy
1,312,161,414
7th
184,611,953
12,354,379,602
5th Richmond
Louis
St.
8th
11th
—
12th San
Francisco
"
10
_.
108 cities
Total
City_!
Outside New York
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
12,360,851
567,329,655
Paul
220,571,658
St.
_
+;
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
<
5,073,222
7,356,093
Montana—Billings
16,005,729
now
add
786,872,797
detailed statement showing the
figures for each city for the
1958
1959
<15
1956
1957
Inc. or
JL/Cv*
/o
,
•
.
^
Kansas—TPpeka
Wichitat
Maine—Bangor
2,920,%5
4,072,954
.
\
39.4
3,007,084
2,585,444
+11.9
8,274,489
844,004,237
4.8
746,410,007
704,689,107
4,150,177
River
6,725,460
803,882,132
Massachusetts—Boston
3,182,849
+ 30.4
3,696,377
1,394,603
+
3,489,098
+ 16.3
3,856,478
2,069,559
4,059,140
_
.
.
—
48.4
1,717,386
1,877,790
689.402,471
:
■
*
877,971
0.1
731,803
24.3
191,954,635
8,225,834
—
—
City
——
184.558,320
+
4.0
7,783,734
+
5.7
8,477,491
173,872,063
11,427,035
37,003,802
558,423,649
34,494,818
+
7.3
34,709,297
534,397,645
14,526,089
+
4.5
454,421.176
+
8.6
12,405,350
15,774,182
7,465,243
Joseph—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
6,309,595
+17.2
6,600,885
4.9
703,583,071
15,038,682
15,970,199
Total
+
€.2
13,555,467
10,707,716
15,114,913
13,564,493
44,688,807
43,739,529
+
2.2
43,f}86,588
39,666,424
Haven
29,904,766
22,634,973
+ 32.1
25.139,952
24,614,326
Island—Providence
41,935,100
36,325,100
15.4
32,863.000
(9 cities).
Eleventh Federal Reserve
3,060,574
+ 26.8
3,147,798
3,395,905
1.9
900,586,234
+
14,363,064
+
728,126,03
District—Dallas15,261,784
623,060,233
50,913,842
6,551,000
8,726,570
—
Dallas
Worth
585,937,753
46,664,790
7,480,000
7,970,410
6.3
11,197,272
+
6.3
525,401,140
+
9.1
43,272,022
28,742,100
3,880,964
793,900,156
833,171,709
Texas—Austin
14,871,204
+ 11.4
846,123,095
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12 cities)
996,080,568
677,254,226
...
—
Fort
Galveston
—_
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Twelfth Federal Reserve
—
8.0
+14.5
162,591,653
3,004,404
+ 29.9
3,373,931
'
Ehnlra
2,903,385
„
-
Jamestown
-
2,923,180
.
4,474.924
3,677,889
+ 21.7
4,188,824
4,118,553
18,200,658,056
—21.0
12,299,215,612
12,185,956,937
+ 24.9
44,599,451
41,865,719
30,035,490
-i- 239.5
28,325,2,66
25,716,055
'<*)
28,875,047
74,669,114
82,356,665
__
_
6.5
607,686,364
585,784,6'
256,443.141
6,361,207
+
9.8
237,339,478
+
0.5
5.794.686
213,108,60:
4,998,77-'
263,263,791
121,901,763
257,292,819
+
2.3
229,008.173
+
8.2
118,471,758
34.293.255
30,005,250
+ 14.3
31,970,738
20,764,874
6,390,461
California—Long
Beach
22,164,023
18,615.819
846,360,118
873,403,269
34,542,774
9,045,427
Pasadena
San
Francisco
Jose
Santa
112,691.048
35,492.234
12,028,206
17.090.256
—
Barbara
Stockton
15,858,191
28,286,505
81,959,909
.+
0.5
76,210,485
106,494.554
Jersey—Newacfc
Northern New Jersey
cities)
44,933,635
(a)
Connecticut—Stamford
+
281,483,689
Utah—Salt Lake City
Ban
56,119,854
,
Syracuse
(•
'
103,055,184
Rochester
Total
172,143.191
14,376,517,330
•
.
.....
York
22.740,349
27,313,361
162,615,690
186,131,970
Buffalo
12,640,175
675,056,192
District—San Francisco—
Oregon—Portland
34,025,205
31,315,933
York—Albany
96,099,745
+
10.8
98,356,758
89,485,206
18,G57,010,023 '—J 9.9
12,773,050,388
12,647,904.809
14,950,309,849
Total
(10 cities)
8,726,000
6,664,284
12,425,646
+
14.490,635
Yakima
Second Federal Reserve District--New York-
2.4
9.5
+ 14.6
—
719,004,064
'
:
Total (6 Cities)
Washington—Seattle
New
727,755,906
+
3;511,624
15,603,270
Lowell
New
7.1
+
3,764,188
New Bedford
New
6,215,47ft
14,210,981
928,587
7,125,605
7,525,510
Portland
4,712,403
5,606,352
14,416,919
9,714 078
St.
New
5,292,906
0.8
927,306
—
Missouri—Kansas
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Rhode
0.4
+ 17.8
—
1,127,290 • +17.6
1,325,220
—-
Week Ended June 20
New
+ 18.7
—
.14,885,363
District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
*
Springfield
7.3
5.2
12,071,838
20, for four years:
Clearings at—
Fall
+
+
!
our
week ended June
16,129,528
842,783,316
(7 cities)——
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
11,441,876
5,094,267
6,243,181
13,586,108
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
+
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
1,640,467,796
1,614,258,945
28,237,792,310
12,833,346,882
2.8
+ 33.0
843,942,332
26,699,274
8,525,493
7.8
13,363,533
+
(108 Cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
28,546,7
18.570,
-771,360,61
27,507,7
6,670,7
12,640,21
+ 1.6
1,535,880,339
1,436,822,8S
6.0
24,934,435,668
24,540,336,5:
8.0
12,635,220,056
12,354,279,
—
Grand total
3.1
+
31,034,004,938
13,861,274,080
+ 19.1
—
242,270,0
111,148,4"
+
48
(2932)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
:
BY
JUNE
Courury and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
19,
the Tariff Act of
RESERVE
1959 TO JUNE 25,
Noon Buying Rate for
Friday
BANK
1959,
Cable
TO
Transfers
3'i%
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
.0109475
2.241513
.0385140*
.0385140*
.0200130
.210725
/.
.239340
.210460
+
debs,
subord.
Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
534% s. f. debs, due Jan. 15, 1973
Welsbach Corp.-r-r^u: .L_>.
.210712
.00203940
ENTIRE
'
:
.00312006*
Ameracc
.00203940
Christiania
.239375
.210452'
;
-
,
,
5%
.210465
2.813500
,
.328433
.328500
.328600
.328533
Flying Tiger Line .inc.—v.' .
5»2% debenti|jes fLslibotdinated)
t
+0800560
.140543
.140543
.496950♦
*.265150 p:
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349950*
.0349950*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193308
.193321
.193323
.232043
.232068
.232043/
.193296
:
•
2.802490
2.802291
2.813000
Gold certificate account
j
+
—
1
:
25,397
—>
IT. S. Government
securities:
'
1,918,200
_—
t
.0238095*
bought outright—
999
+
2.802689
2.813200
Universal
2.802988
"
5'2%
2.813500,
-
Winciiiig'Go.-+:
suborcT.vilcbs.
conv.
+
-
_____
25,200
—
25,919,262
Total
loans and securities—
from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items—
25,200
—
26,853,896
Due
248,442
—
—1,538,737
96,096
_
+
172,978
—
assets
+
'
89,330
ited to domestic banks increased
+
+
12,615
15,723.
+
781,257.
—
342
17,827
35-
12,535
—1,794,439
ies
302,100
—
bank
27,307,517
—
45,273
18,188,029
—
680,683
+
+
305,486
J.une 17,
1959
44,000
Loans
+
—
+
investments
adjusted*——..
95,229
Loans
to
Other loans for
7 835
securities
20,925
Real
894,580
U.
S.
and
dealers
carrying
or
lor
532,009
deposits
availability cash items
&
acorued
CAPITAL
purchasing
39,957
Ratio
of
loan
change
Sept. 2,
+
488
868,410
and
F.
+
Treasury notes
,—
21,031
—
+
365 549
+
16',277
52,902,479
11,668
—1,794,439
Cash in vault.
on
in
77,434
26 347
*31 669
+
39^942
+
466
—
—L
+
1
11
—
Aircraft
18
+
199
-
Giant
122
Demand
+
...
57,184
203
28,561
—
20
—
2,814
Gibson
250
+1,093
10,822
+
282
1,509
+
57
..
Borrowings—
—
Gielow
—
4',2%
others
Reserve
Banks
999
2
260
+
1,021
+
4%%
893
-I-
664
—•
108
loans
to
loan
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
deduction
of
valuation
after
elimination
of
Sec.
—
—
13b
surplus
of
37 607
Goebel
re¬
Gold
gross.
following
17: A
weekly reporting member
Reserve System in
leading cities
principal changes for the. week
decrease
of $381
million
in
$1,093
release.
of U. S.
million
Real estate loans
Government securities decreased in
categories: Treasury bills
by $177 million,
Treasury
including
provisions.
were
OF
44+%
Date*
_Pag©
;
Mar.
1,
bonds series "E" due
July 1,
PARTIAL
1984-Jun
30
of
5J/4%
Co. of Illinois—
cumulative prior preferred
15 year
Housing Corp.—
3%
s.
Anglo-Lautaro
5%
debs,
Compo
5%
of
Shoe
cumul.
Hidrandina
20-vear S.
f.
bonds series
Nitrate
1956,
due
7%
held)
(quar.)——
Mines, Ltd.—
June
bonds
Page
stock—Aug 14
2562
1
July
1
,
2670
.
—Jun
l
30
2562
"♦
»•.
__Jun
Andiana)
due
July
$1.25
$1.50
*■.—t
(initial)
com.
(quar.)——;
(quar.)
Company
Brewing
& Stock
:
r.__.
—_
new
Co.
—___
(N.[Y\) /qa
(quar.)_.
Co.,
60c;
cor.v.
p:
Telegraph
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
Bros,
—
Batteries
Inc.
—
—__
(quar.)_
Employees Life Insurance
A
(s-a)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
,
...
1,
S.
30
2672
1
«
A.—
1971
6-30
6-18
G-30
,,-
,
?30c
___li
Co.
6-16
•
mvic
6-30;
6-
(Houston)—
1
1
40c
■
Life
Assurance
Quarterly
Great ^Westerm
$1.80
Co. J
2
Financial
preferred
A
.(quar.)
(quar.-K
12-10
12--
1
7-
1
y-"
l
'
12c
—i——L—i-
■
■
6-IS
+
6-12
6-30; *
■
--45C
30c.
6-15
7-
$1.75
"
"7-
"
r
2
6-10
2'
6-10
'
■
t5c
IVzC
-
7-
2
7-
■
-
25c
1
7-' 1
•17Vic
S-JL5
"
6-12
6-19
1
6-
1
1
6-
1
6-30
6-
8
$1:06%
6-30
6-
8
$1.25
I
(quar.)_
6-30
6-
8
?18H4C
6-30
6-
8
37 Vic
—
77-
.
25c
s>
'
4!'4.%.
preferred (quar.J
preferred (1954 series)
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.
1
40c
,
All American Markets
(initial)
Green Mountain Power
(quar.).
Greenwich Gas Co., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common
9-
__t$lJ0
Corp.
Producers—
-
9-10
Winnipeg)
—
GreattW.estern Suriar Co., common .tquar.)
7% fpreferred (quar.)
J__
Greening Wire, Ltd. (quar.)__—
1—*
5%
July
t40c
.
•
Greater
July
1966
Hidroelectrica
secured
H.)
Insurance
GreatfWestern
1965
30.
$1.23
.
2569
\
Date
preferred stock
(Energia
f.
.
•
Corp.—
$1.15
share
Gold
5% .-preferred.t-(quar.)
Great Southern Life Ins.
.
Corp.—
Machinery
conv.
$1.25
Sons
preferred
Greatfwest
REDEMPTIONS
'
'
Ampal-American Palestine
Trading Corp.—
4% s. f. debs, series B due
July 1, 1967
Amun-Israel
25c
171,i>c
—
$1.20 class B preference (quar.)————
Grcati Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—<•
*
1984__jun 30
American Divestment
Shares
7 Vac
7%c-
—
w
Company and Issue—
87Vac
—
*
Pennsylvania RR.—
Gen. mtge.
37 V2C
-
(quar.)
—j
_
,
due
6-12
20c
.
com.
Uttionf Co'.? 4 V2 % preferred +-quar.)—GranMW. T.) Company, common (quar.)
3+4% preferred (quar.)-;———
Gray ,(Drug Stores, (quar.)^
1___——
Grea^ American Insurance (N. Y.) -(quar.)
GreatrAmerican Realty, class A (quar.)—
Great Lakes Paper Ca., Ltd.— ~
V.
•
Common, (quar.)
TENDER '
Company And Issue—
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—
4%
(2% fixed int.) ser. B bonds
6-30
-
—
given in the "Chronicle/'
NOTICE
6-12
6-12
Grand
gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
6-12:
6-30
6-30
.
Graham-Paige, G% conv. preferred (initial)
(Equal to 0.1283 per share)
Grand & Toy, Ltd. (quar.)
last date for mak¬
or
6-18
6-30
-
—
preferred
Class A
5-19;
"8-19
$1.06%
—_
:
Graftop & Co.. Ltd., class
-
The date indicates the
redemption
ing tenders, and the page number
the current volume
holdings
and increases of $988
adjusted, $426 million in reserve baland
preferred
(P.
Government
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
and
common
stock ! called for
redemption,
those called under
sinking fund
a
1
1
1
(quar.)—LL._o_
&
Gould-National
Fund Notices
$27,543 000
7-
7-
.7-
.$1.25
„:v.:
Goodrich (B. F.) Coj: (quar.)
Goodyoar Tire & Rubber (Canada),
Common
(qua r.)
4%
preferred (quar.)______—
Redemption Galls and Sinking
*631
Co.
J.)
Glens Falls
Glidden
of
individual
3-19
$1.12Va
——
Industries, Inc
Glatfelter
50
1
$1.37%
;
(-initial quar.)
Cement
dividend
Goldblatt
2,593
—
(J.
Stock
589
7-
V
;_2_:
■
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
494
—2,383
+
4-19
5-19.
:
Art
Gilmore
,•
Foreign banks
Federal
each
1
1
25c.
Interim
deposits adjusted
From
for
l-l»
7-
..7-
66C
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Portland
6-15-
593,aC
—
894,580
$59 million and "other"
loans increased
$118
Holdings
426
+
77
298
—
1 V
8-30
53y.c
___i.
Co.
Giant Ycllowknife
'
+
Government deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans
increased in all dis<*s and
a^total of $779 million at all reporting memr banks; the
principal increases were
$376 million in
f}Y. Yo.rk City, $79 million in the Chicago District, $52
Bullion m the San
Francisco District, and
$45 million in
F® DaUas District. This week's increases
include loans
»>r
quarterly tax date needs.
Changes according to intry appear in another press
ion.
488
—
1,017
4%
360
,nCfswRh Federal Reserve Banks,
U. S.
Gased
-+
foreign
commitments—
loans
—4,304
accept¬
for
261
—
55
LIABILITIES—
^Exclusive
+
71
Parts
7-
50C
Genung's Inc.
Georgia-Pacific Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)——
r
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$5.00 preferred (quar.).
Gera Corp., $6 voting pfd. (quar.)—
Getty Oil (stk. div.) <l/20th sh. of Spartan
505
+
78
■,
Class
6-10
6-10
55c
Brewing Co., class A
B common
(quar.)—
Genuine
267
—
78
'_L
*
"
2,603
._
serves;
41.7%
177
—
1,306
13,082
-
796,622
R.
of. U, S. Government securities,
iiillion
9,260
_
+
The condition
statement of
hanks of the Federal
June
—4,327
1,337
1
1
54yaC
(quar.)——_l—
Rubber Co.—
j.*
pfd.
6-10
7-
7-
$1.12'A'
—:
Corp.
2nd
7-1
Corp.'
—___;
Waterworks—
conv.
Genesee
+ 1.571
381
—
+
323,26G
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ended
118
17,372
._
Below will be found
the
6,537
____
-
Other securities
69,061
+
_
+
1958.
shows
59
+
28,072
.w
8 352
—
re¬
combined
correspondents
on
664
—1,806,595
218,300
certificate
deposit
purchased
•Net
+
27
—
+
12,762-
Interbank demand deposits—
capital accts-
Contingent liability
Industrial
379,648
From
&
liabilities
ances
738 062
—
Domestic banks
gold
to
serves
note
+
379,476
__
capital accounts
liabs.
17
-r-
10,207
securities—total
80c
7-10
28c
—^
common (quar.)
$3.50 preference series A (quar.)_
'
"
;
.
-
Government
v-
—1,502
1
2712c
Genesco, Inc.,
1,361
loans
loans
1—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)^
4»%% preferred (quar.)——.
41/4% preferred (quar.)_
General
41
6-19
8-
6-15
of Wisconsin
'quar.)
&
1
1
25*2C
■
5V2%
131
7
"+.
2,103
+
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Total
+
625
—•—
estate
Tire
7-
7-
55c
——
$5
carrying
or
Time
Holders
53c
5.28% preferred (quar.)
2,214
2,169
Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
Southeast—
4t75% preferred (quar.)——
pur¬
._
553,598
—1,208,388
—
4,667,729
51,436,293
Capital paid in
Other
86,116
—
19,421,090
divids.
liabilities
153,557
59,644
+
363,578
liabs.
Total
+
337,474
Other
Other
+
..
3GV4C
—
the
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
779
2835
1
'
4.36% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
+ 3,645
securities
_
acct.
$4.50 preferred
759
—
988
32,017
industrial loans—
loans
_________
brokers
chasing
480~554
529
+
57,897
and
Agricultural
+1.682 628
+
and
Commercial
■
-Aug
„
Pennsylvania—
General Telephone & Electronics
Common
(quar.)—_.
(In millions of dollars)'
Loans adjusted*
919,540
of
(quar..)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
562%
5.60%
June 18,
1958
1959
•
July 31
■
Share
Co.
preferred
General Telephone
reporting
June 10,
2330
2461
DIVIDENDS
h
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred (quar.)
$2.20
General
ASSETS—
963,540
U. S. bonds
reserves
Foreign
Total
Deferred
1967—July i5
—July 2
Dec.r3i; .1972-
Company
preferred
5.10%
Decrease (—) Since
.
„
2244
Issue.
(quar.).
Telephone Co. of
5.80%
Increase ( +) or
.
1468
1, ,V
^
y-K
due
$2.10 preferred
General
4J/i%
—1,290,379+2,867,505
,.2J83
Dec. 15
7-
Per
Nume oi
General Telephone
General
of
1
2—J——July,, 1,
...
\
^
2,060
___
Treasurer—general
____..Ang
t'-*\
i
$282 million.
aid
LIABILITIES—
S.
•
(Continued from page 14)
Federal Reserve Banks increased
$260 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $664 million.
Loans to
banks decreased $488 million.
A summary
of assets
member banks follows:
2565
1967—July', 1.,
J
.
—
this
2564
'
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Other
52,902,479
in
'■'i *;{
deposits adjusted decreased $207 million in
City, $109 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, and $75 million in the Chicago District, but they
increased $75 million in the Kansas
City District, $55
million in the Boston
District, and $54 million in the
Dallas District; there was a net decrease of
$203 million
at all reporting member banks. Demand
deposits cred¬
15
5,578,746
—
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits;1
U.
1,
Newspaper 'Uhiori—
''■
6% convertible H.J. debentures due Aug. 1, 1959-
Demand
—1,283,850
—
securities—
premises
25,200
.
25,919,202
under repurchase
agree't
Member
July
Association—.
certificates of indebtedness $78 million,
Treasury notes
$71 million, and U. S. Government bonds by.$55 million.
Holdings of "other" securities decreased $78 million.
V
1
*
»
2458
Vr-.
6% 10-year cony.vdebs.Vfsubord.) due July 15,
Signal Oil & Gas-lCo. pmerred stock
.232078.",
/ '
-
.
>
2,807,565
2,483,771
Bonds
Total
1958
—1,$73,249
—
—
18,049,726
—_
Other assets
14,784
222,243
25,
; + :
Bills
►
31,378
909,236
Acceptances—bought outright—
Bank
65,992
+
366,950
.
Total U. S. Govt,
7,760
—
350,868
and advances
Industrial loans:
Total
+
19,482,930
Discounts
73,752
—
921,788
.
June
1959
18,561,142
for F. R. notes
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks
Held
June 17,
r
..July 15
1572
cumul.,,)5env.' TiijeTefft'd "stock—
Precision TransfownerbCorp.—
New York
June 24,
1959
ASSETS—
Certificates
Notes
due
—
—.——.—..Jun-30
Gear^&lMAchine Coj-p.—
1:
?
convertiblc^umulative 'prcferrel stock
•Announcement
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—> Since
Page
30
Bros.
'
■
thousands of dollars)
2726
30
Western
(In
2835
-Jun
Koehring Co., 5{<? .tprefefred stock, series B
England GAs. JSe?,.Electees;:
.0349950*
•Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
*
A
1965___——Jun
due Aug. 1,
preferred s tock
s
New
.496950*-.
.
.193340 +
2.812800
°
2.813100
ForsteL;Jhfc. S'%
534%
.140543
.0350050*
.0238095*
.232106
a
'
,
••
July. 8
—
••
y:: +
.0349950*
2.802590
2614
l
•
CALLED
convertible,idebphtufes
&
Foote
■
2.785643
.0238095*
„
5%
.0800560
.
.265130
2.785340
.140556
1
V i
—
.subotd/;hbtcsfdue Fiebvb; ,1960:__.
Crane Co. 31 eIflAbS." due
May "i, 1977—
Crowell-Collier
Publishing' Company—
Crura
+.140550
'
conv.
.00277912*
.0800560
>
.
Date
.00277912*
.265145
2678
•V 2461
_
1977—July* If,'
«
•'
.00277912*
2.784950
•••;r
1
July 21
Oil
.00277912*
.08005G0
X
2244
"7
Corp. $'3'.750 preferred stock—22—-2—£
.00101060
.265140
:
1964
due
/
'
" "%•*+ •"'* "
—r—Jun 39 .»
'
2.813200 +
2.785148
•
ISSUES
.00161050
.0800560
sterling-
Bought outright—'
^'
Company and Je&ue—
".210725
-
:
.239350
.265090
*
.0200100
1.046562 !
.00312006*
•-2459
30
.July 15
•;r':V V.":*"/"
15-ycar 4s»'%C|»"jbon4s jdue July
l,1962-___.«-Lw;._JuTy 1
Western Maryland "Ry., 5^.a %.idebs. due Jan.
1, 1982—Juiy'-i
'
.1046562
2.785247
./'.
...
.00161070
'
______Jun
"
»*
5?4% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds, series
.0385140*
•;
2676
,
-
I960
,
.00277912*
Union of 8outh Africa,
poundsUnited Kingdom, pound
Other cash
*
"
/ --—4M« V
*
July -vl,
>•; +
,!■' *";L^
Jan. 1,
4968-—July
.00161050
.328366
due*
B
July 1, 1963—;—.
Co.—
.00161080
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona__
Redemption fund
due
"Water
Union
2.241832. ;
,
*
2.812800
series
.2'—
,
.0200100
.210450
2.813000
'
bonds
,
June 25
.0385140*..
.239350
.210475
2.813100
2.241593
'
trust
—
9%
coll. bends due
Fhiellas Industries, Inc.—
:
'
8% convertible S. f. debenturek-'due
July 1,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
/
Money)
.0115148
.00312006*
.239335
5Va%
'
Thursday
.0113880
.210712
00203935
States
' L
.00203930
.00312006*
.00203940
United
June 24
1.045000
.210737
.00312006*
1930
•
.0200120
1.043437
OF
■
.0365140*
«
ACT
Wednesday
«
Co.—
coll,
Newman-Crosby Bteel+Co.-r-r
TARIFF
(Value in
2.241274
.0200130
.
York
.0113624
2.241434
1.041718
New
Line
&
1,
Northeastern
June 23
.
.0107683
UNDER
Pipe
mt-ge.
1. 1970
Mansfield Telephone Company— r ."l-J-.'V; •*"
1st mortgage 5% 'bonds-klde April"
t;he different
on
1st
Jan.
r
''■,
Tuesday
June 22
*
TREASURY
In
$
franc
Interprovincial
INCLUSIVE
Monday
June 19
Argentina, peso-
Switzerland,
of
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
.
Company and Issue—
■'Jf';»- j".,:f"
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
522
.
(quar.)
,
Number 5859
189
Volume
Griesedieck Co.,
increased)
common
_______*
8- l
7-17
6-17
Indiana
'7-15
6-30
7-15
.
6-30
,
"
.
$3
G"ulf
"
"
*"
1
;
$1.25
.*——
12-14
'
7-
$1.16
11-20
1
:
6-15
*
«
Land & Industries—
Gulf" States
"7-
(quar.)—: $1.12(4
IOC
(quar.)—™______——
prior pfd.
Gustln-Bacoil
Mfg.
6-25?
1
6-26
7-10
.
Ltd.,
common (stock
Stock dividend (One share of 5%
(quar.)
—
for
'
each
7-
shares held)
5
"
——.——,
preferred i
2nd
:
preferred,
—______—__
Halifax "Insurance
Haloid
Xerox
(extra)
Scotia)
(Nova
(quar.)
Inc.
I'!" 7- .1 "
11-28
7-1
6-15
'
20 c
:
Funds,. Inc.—
*
-
-
*
7-31
7-
1
3c
7-3i
7-
1
6-30
6-19
10c
6-30
6-19
25c
9-30
9-18
65c '
7-
6-19
_____________
_:r_
tBoth' pavmerits
Hamilton
3c
25c
H-DA"
Series
Series, H-C7*«
L_™___
t
*
inc.)
ordinary
from
are
. v.,--"
'(quar.)_l
Mfg.
"
Quarterly
'
*
—
Hamilton National Associates (increased s-a)
HammermillT^aper Co. '
" '
.
preferred (quar.)™
4%% preferred (quar.)
Bank
Co.
Insurance
Hanover
1
7-
1
6-17
Y.)
50c
7-
1
6-17
(N.
6% preferred-.(quar.)
:
Hardee Farm International,
(quar.)____
■
$1.50
7-20
7-6
$1.63
7-1
6-10
5(5
$12 (4 c
7-1
6-15
5(5
-
pfd
1st
'
40c
(Increased)
Harris-Intertype. Corp. (quar.)___
._
•
Harsco
Inc.
1
6-12
7-10
6-25
25c
6-3Q
6-15
30c
6-30
6-20
Electric
6(5
7-
1
6-15
15c
7-
2
6-10
2
6-10
4(5
4%%'preferred
____™
preferred
5(5
preferred
E
7-15
7-
7-15
7-
6
25c
F
(quar.)
5%% preferred G
(quar.)__—
Siddeley Group, Ltd.—■
27(4C
•
7-15
7-15
7-
International Shoe Co.
(Interim)
3.65'5
preferred-
15c
4%•
5
Co.,
&
W.)
Co.,
Hertz
Corp.
Hinde
Dauch
liam
7-29
6-19
6-30
7-
6-17
1
30c
7-15
7-
17 (4 c
♦
;
—
8-1
Class
7-15
«
45c
45c
1
.
9-15
9- S
12-15
$45c
50c
(quar.)——22-———
37'/4c
8- 1
8- 1
9-25
8-31
17-31
7
6-29
7- 1
Iowa
7-15
7-
15C
6-10
15c
?6C
6-
6-30
2
*
5%
preferred
convertible
Holmes
Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)_!————-—
Class B
Home
6-30
1
1
6-20
8-
1
7-
Quarterly
7-
1
1
5-29
(JosephK
25c
6-30
6-23
6-30
6-19
$1.75
7-
1
6-19
45c
8-
1
7-20
(quar.11—1
W.),
(Frank
Horner
Ltd.,
class A
•
.
6-30
6-20
1
6-12
Jenkins
7-
1
6-12
Jenkins Bros., non-voting common
Natural Gas Corp.,
Houston
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_———__
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
514(5" convertible preferred (quar.)——
5(5
5(5
Hubbard
Hudson
Ltd., .class
Felt,
A
6-30
7-15
6-30
20c
6-30
6-l£
62 (4c
6-30
6-12
$1.31%
6-30
6-12
7-
2
A
1
6-19
6.4055'
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
5(5
Industries,
&
preferred
Huttig Sash &
Door,
preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
5%
Huyck
(F.
$2.75
Sons,
6-30
5(5
7-
6-15
2
6-30
(quar.)
;
4%(5
12-30
12-15
35c
6-30
$5
6-30
,
4^(5" prior preferred series I (quar.)_—
$1.12
6-30
•
6-10
6-19
4.60(£
Ideal
Illinois
Illinois
(quar.)_
preferred
Cement
Bell
Co.
20c
1__.
(quar.)
Telephone
Central RR.
Co.
(increased)J_
(quar.)
7-15
6-29
6-12
$2.15
6-30
6-10
7-
6-
50c
1
7-
1
1
Imperial Color Chemical & Paper Corp.—•
35c
(quar.)
Imperial Investment Corp., class A
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
;
Qoarterly r
i—2
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.
:
(quar.)
6-13
U2V2C
6-30
6-15
+35c
614(5
preferred (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly1
6-30
—
6-30
6-15
13114c
71-31
7-15
1
6*12
150c
10»1
9-18
130c
6-20
150c
7-
6-
t
6-30
9-8
6-8
6-19
8-17
7-17
10-19
&
Electric,
$1.75
—
3(4(5
3(4(5
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
(quar.)
Kendall
preferred
Refining
A
A
8(5
(quar.)__*
7-18
1
6-15
6-12
7"
6-15
1.
6-15
6-15
1
1
7-
6-16
9-30
.
9-16
12-31
12-16
8-3
1
9-
7- 2
6-15
.
6-19
6-301
V
6-30
6-19
..
1
7-
6-20
1
,
6-20
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
-7-10
6-26
;
6-10
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
6-30
7*15
6-15
•
7-
lv
7-
2
t-
6-16
6- 2
8- 3
7-15
7-10
6-26
6-30
6-18
7- 1
-7-15
8-
7-20
1-
0-30
5rlff
6-15
1>
77-
6-10
7-22
6-30
6-30'
6-15
7-1
•-17
7- 1
6-15
\
6-20
$1.75?
1
0-10
8-
1*
7-10
11-
1
12(4c
class A (quar.)
10-10
6-
6-30
"•
Co., Ltd.—
$40c
25c
10c
11 (4c
17(4©
$1
(quar.)
Corp. (R. I.) com. (quar.)
5
'■
'(•
7*15
6-17
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-17
6-30
6-15
8-17
7-1
Chain—
(subject
stockholders Juno 26)
to
approval
of
10(5
7-20
6-29
$75c
7- 2
6-15
$1.25
$1.06%*.
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
$1.08%$1.08% r
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
—
Investment
(quar.)
Corp.,
Canadian
preferred
$3
7-
50c.
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
dividend
London
-'1
7- 1
7-15
7-
'
•
23o
37(4c
preferred*.
Stock
j
Ltd.—
Long Island Lighting—
5% preferred series B (quar.).
4(4(5
preferred D (quar.)_
—_
preferred E (quar.)preferred F (quar.)_
preferred G (quar.)
4.35(5
4.35(5
4.40(5
—
$1.10
15c
Watch Co." (increased)
Co., 5(5 pfd. (quar.)„
5(5 preferred (quar.)
—
—
Lorain Telephone Co., 5(5 preferred (quar.)
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
755 non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
7(5 non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
5(5 preferred (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer
Lorain
Coal
Los
(P.)
Co.,
St.
com.
$1.25
$1.75
$1.75
32(4631(40
(initial-quar.)
50c
$1.75
15c,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7- 1
6-15
MRA
1
1
1
1
1
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
Mac
50c
34c
7-15
7-1
$1.06%
$1.12(4
$1.25
7-1
7-1
7- 1
6-30
6-30
6-5
6-5
6-5
9-19'
-7-
1
0-12
8- 1
7-23
1
10-23
7-15
6-30
11-
7*15
6-30
7-
V
6- 3
7-
1
6-30'
6- 3
6-15
6-29
e-i»
8-1
7-17
37(4c
18%c
$1.50*
40c
7-15
6-30
6-18
6-19-
7-
1
6-19
7*
1
6-19
6-15
7- 1
1-.
$22(4c
t25c
preferred
(quar.)
——
(Walter M), Ltd. (quar.).
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.).
Ludlow Typograph, common (quar.)
$6
preference
(quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Co., common
4(4(5 preferred (quar.)
4(4(5
45c
1
6-20
10-
15c
(M.) & Sons (quar.).
Lawrence Power Co.—
Lcwney,
(quar.)
7r
I-
7-
62(4c
Drug
Angeles
Lowenstein
new
7-15
62('2e
& Dock
preferred
7(5
Holdings Ltd.,
5(5
$1.05
$1.18%
—
30c
87(4c
87(4c
87(4c
60c
—
——
7- 1
10- 1
1-2-60
7- 1
6-5
6-15
6-1B
9-15
12-15
6-15
Andrews
$1.12(4
"
30c
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-20
&
—.—
20c
53(4c
partic. pfd.~
Partipipating *
99999-
*z5c
35c
—
Forbes,
common
preferred (quar.)
MacFadden Publications (quar.)
.
Maclaren Power & Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Macmillan & Bloedel, class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Ma^y (R. H.), Inc. (quar.)
Mading Drug! Stores
i—-a
Mahoning Coal RR., common—
5(5 preferred (stock dividend)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5(5
pref. (quar.)——Maine Public Service Co., common (quar.)_*
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Maine Bonding & Casualty
Mallinckrodt Chemical WorksClass
A
(interim)
$1.50
6(5
Class
4(4%
(quar,)
8- 1
i
(quar.)
___
(quar.)
Pipe', common (initial quar.)
Steel
Locke
Lower
Kendall Company—*
$4.50
7-15
12(4c
Preferred
6-10
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar;)**
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
Lock Joint
(
6-15
1>.
50c
Local Finance
6-10
Kelling Nut Co., 6(5
Kellogg Co—
3(4(5
■">
6-30
$1.43%
$1.60 1st preference series B
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
prefexTed (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
7-15
7-16
1
8-
2(4(5
(qUar.)—«
Quarterly
Lipo Rollway Corp.,
LoblaW Groceterias
6-30
95c
$1
$1.12(4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
6-15
:
7-10
37c
(quar.)
1
—
National Life Insurance Co.
Lincoln
6-20
6-12
8-25
City Southern Ry.
4.50%
(s-a)~
Co.
Liggett & Myers, 7%
—
com.
,
8-1
7-
10c
50c
preferred (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. O.)
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)—
1Stock-split (% share for each share com.
6-18
6-23
6-5
6-15
1
"
$1.12(4
5%
$1.07
$1.08
$1.12(4
(quar.)—
non-cum.
4.25(5
5(5
7- 1
.
7(4c.
(quar.)
Lexington Water Co., 5%(5 pfd.
Liberty Fabrics of New YorkCommon
(stock dividend) _
$1.25
common
Natural Gas,
Wharf
Lorillard
•
preferred (quar.)*.—
Kansas Power & Light, common (quar.)
Breaker—
57 (4 c
\6-30
6-15
6-15
City Power & Light
Kansas
4(5
Circuit
6-15
6-19
$1
6-30
30c
8-31
93%c
8- 1
93%c
11-2
50c
6-30
10c
7- 1
$1.25 2 7-1
"
3.80(5 preferred (quar;)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4(4X5
4.20(5
4.35(5
*
I-T-E
Service—
preferred
(quar.)___—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_—
preferred
Kansas
6-19
69c
—
6-19
____2_22™_30c
(quar.)—
36V2c
7]/2c
(accum.)
Kansas-Nebraska
.
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Gas
4.282
4.32(4
6-15
9-30
7- 2
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
6-30
pfd.
"
6-15
6-30
50c
5-29
5-29
5-29
5-29
5-29
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
7- 3
& Cor———_——-
preferred
Kansas
6-12
$45c
7- 8
6-15
5-29
7-15
7- 1
7- 2
7- 2
6-30
$40c
25c
——
City Public
Kansas
8-17
62 (4 c
(D.)
7-1
*
8-17
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
common
A" preferred
6-15
8-31
$1.25
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
C.): &
class
A (quar.)
(quar. )_*___
pfd.
7-15
12 (4c
$1.25
(quar.)_.
com.
(quar.)—
Corp.,. 555 copv.
Huron & Erie. Mortgage
Hupp
5%j
$.40c
prCf.f (quar.11
Foods
6-24
6-12
.
12(4c
8c
35o
12(4(5
96(4cV
12 (4 c
- 10c
30c
„
(quar.)—
shares
Corp. (quar.)
Steel Corp., $1.46
Kahler
Kaltman
"
Hunt
6-19
6-19
7-17
$1.25
(quar.)
~
Kaiser
.
class
,
*
50c
7-
$20c
!
Ltd.,
Co.
7- 1
7- 1
'
$1.75
15c
(quar.)
Johnson Service
Co.—
Jolinson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel, 5(5 pfd. (quar.)
6-10
1
$ioc
Quarterly
6-19
6-15
6-19
6-1
6-15
$1.25
preferred
3% 'U
6-12
6-30
County National Bank (Jersey City)
Hughes-Owens
xV/2%
Jewel Tea, common (quar.)——
3%(5
preferred (quar.)__
"
31 %c
Ltd.,
Bros.,
Founders
6-30
$75c
(s-a)_.
'
6-30
7-15
7-15
$1.10
common
7-15
$1
30c
——
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
6-30
^
7-
31 (4c
6-20
6-30
"
_____
™__.
—
25c
6- 1
7- 2
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
tx$1.75
xl%(5
xlV4%
xVUVo
56 %c
$8.12(4
324(5, preferred (quar.)
4.40(5
10c
$17«/2c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—.—
Jamestown Telephone—
2
:
5(5 1st preferred (quar.)__
Jeanette Glass, 7(5
preferred (accum.)
Jefferson
Electric
(quar.)——__———
$12 (4c
(quar.)—
545 pfd. (this payment clears arrears)
!_
5%
preferred (quar.)——.—
Houdaille Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)__
.
Household Finance Corp.-, common (quar.)
4(5 preferred. (quar.)__
preference
preference
$1.50
$5
-
_!_____
82y2c
$1.08%
$1.20
40c
2_—
6(5 preference
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
Hotel Corp. of America—
f
preference
5(5
(quar.)_:
(quar.)^
B (quar.)
C (quar.)—.
D (quar.)
E (quar,)——
preference
5(5
r
$1.12(4
(quar.)———
Co.
Co.
7%
7(5
Horn & Hardart-Baking (New Jersey) (quar.)
Home
preferred
Public Service, Ltd., common
Jamaica
5-29
7-
—;
preferred
6-15
6-15
-—
Mfg.
Jacobsen
1
$12 (4c
Hooker Chemical Corp.—
4la (5
<—
Inc.
Jarell-Ash Co.,
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Guaranty Co.
6-15
7- 1
7-1
6-20
7-
$12(4c
(initial)
Title
1
7-
50c
Home
8-
50c
40c
Home
6-30
37 (4c
(D. H.) Co., Ltd.
Dairy Co., 80c pfd. (s-a)___
Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Home
1
7- 1
5c
Island Creek Coal, common (quar.)
50c
$(> preferred
(quar.) 2
—
$1.50
Istel Fund, Inc.
—
—40o
Ivey (J. B.) & Co. (quar.)—-——-.—*——
25c
2
6-
6-30
8-
40c
& Light—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. (quar.)
Irving
Mines Ltd.—
30c
10-19
10-19
7-21
60c
53%c
—
4.35(5
4.80(5
Ironite,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—___
11- 2
11- 2
8- 1
Light & Power, com. (quar.)—
3.30(5
(quar.»_
common
Power
-
7-
0-30
30c
45c,
15c-.,
10c
(reduced )i
Refineries
Stores Corp., common
4(4(5" preferred (quar.)
Levines. Inc. (Jaitial quar.)—
25c
$2
Island———
of Rhode
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80(5
7-15
7-31
4.20(5
$6c
Holly Sugar Corp.,
Trust
;
(quar.)
Lerner
Lewis
9
6-15
0-30
59%c
25c
25c
Corp.
Leonard
37%c
—
Extra
Iowa Electric
15C
*™
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
"
0-18
7-10
preferred
Lehman
7-20
_
-
-
—
y
6-
1
.
(quar.)
Extension University
3.85(5
7-20
25c
Investors
—
Consolidated Gold
Quarterly
—.__—
preferred
$2.50
Gooder-
(increased-quar.)
—
Hofmann Industries
(stock dividend)—
(One
share of Dauphin
Corp. for each
Hollinger
(quar.)
7'/aC
12- 6
-w
held)-.
B
10-15
6# preferred-,(quar,)_—
———
Investors Trust Co. of.Itbode" Island—
Extra
New common-
Furnace Co;
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
.
9c
9c
'
(P. HQ & Co. (Initial)—
Electronics-—
Holland
7-10
7-10
7-10
8-1
!____*—.___—
shares
10-15
6-15
9-15
9-15
(quar.)_
Common
(quar.)
22222—-22—-1
6(5
preferred (quar.)2
2
Investors Funding, class A (quar.)
preferred
6(5
Hoffman
ten
7-15
56 %c
Worts* Ltd.—
&
t75c
$60c
175c
6-12
com.
9
1
7-
Co.—
(quar.)":
(quar.)*--*,——
Lay'(H. W.) & Co., common——
;
Class
A
(increased quar.) 11
Lazard Fund, Inc. (from net inves. income)
Leath & Co. (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons, com. (stock dividend)
0-12
6-15
1
Ltd.,
6-
7-
7-1
$$2
Lau Blower Co.
6-11
7-1
7-15
7-
50c
(EdwardP Lumber (quar.)
Walker see Walker (Hiram j
Hirsch
7- 1
23c
160c
Interstate Securities Co.'(quar.)—_—;
-
of Canada. Ltd.
Quarterly
Hin*s
Hiram
54J/2C
Investment Foundation,
'
Co.
Paper
—
(quar.).«
22-2222
(quar.)_
preferred
6-19
6-12
Company
&
4.36(5
6-19
1
7-1
.
30c
$1.50
(quar.)——
i
preferred
LaSalle
6-15
6-15
••''•(
convertible preferred A (quar.)——
4.75(5
$1.80
6-15
6-30
7-
$$1.75
-*<
—
(quar.)
& Sessions
Company, common (quar.)_
5(5 preferred (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
(Del.)
Co.
Interstate Power
6-30
6-30
;
6-15
,
6-30.
,
'75c
25c
17J/ac
17 (4 c
17 (4 c
.
—
V
6- 5
6-15
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
$1.25
6-30
25c*
—*
75c
40c
$1.20
15c
6-30
8- 1
,
Lane
6-19
—;
7-
4 quar.)
Ciunmon
7-15
7- 1
—
6-30
<quar.)__
(quar.)
'_
Iligbie Mfg. Co. (quar.) I—
1
Hild" Electric' Light Co., common
Higbee
;25'c
■
in
(quar.)—
(Del.); common
Corp.
Lamsons
6-12
6-10
(quar.)2
prior preferred
5(5
$1
(quar.)l-.
Co.
$4.30 preferred (quar.)
Interstate Company, common
9
6-19
>
______™.l2_-.2-.2-222-2_--—22
Brooklyn
1
6-
6-12
7-
31%c
—_——
(quar.)-—
Preferred
6-15
7-1
7-1
(quar:)—2.———-Bakeries Corp., common (quar.)__
Interstate
Semi-annual
•
1
Loan & Investment Co.
Lamson
5-28
1
7-
J30c
22(4c
27c
—
Milling, Ltd.—
(quar.)—
—4—:
(Ontario)—
preferred
Lambton
.
45c
43%c
—
7(5
6-5
7-
7- 1
,
Woods
the
of
6-30
$1.75
13%c
\ 50c
..
5
6-
6-30
7-15
$1.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
7- 1
;*
(quar.)™
Laboratories
6-15
6-30
—
«
of
*
7-1
7-15
,
(quar.)-i:—*v(quar.)
(quar.)—
(Alfred)
Lake
(
6-30
7-15
62(4c
6214c ,
68%c
40c
$1 ':
; . 7c
7c ,
' It
7c •
—.
common
Lakeside
& Telegraph Corp.—
43 %c
preferred^ quar.)
Hcppenstall. Co., 4(4% pfd.
Creamery
6-30
40c
(quar.)
common
7%
HerShey
'
6-15
1
(quar.) 2___;
pfd." (qUkr;)
$1.37(4
preferred- (quar.)
:____—
p referred
(quar.) _—.*.
(Geo.
6-
7r
30c
(quar.)
com.
6-30
35c
(4 %
Hclme
6-12
1
7(5
International Textbook
25c
(quar.
Helena Rubenstein, Inc.' (quar.)
Heller'(Walter E.)
6-23
7-
91 %c
7-1
7-10
;
50c
(quar.)
Hein-Wcmer' Corp.
7-31
$.041
"_——_
6-19
^
5c
$1
International, Telephone
Quarterly
7-31
2
income)—
Co
International Silver,
6
*
Haydock Fund, Inc: (quar.)——
Heinz
(H J) Co.-, 'common
(quar. I™
Salt
International
7- 6
28%c
5(4% preferred
Fund," Inc.—4;
investment
20c
25c
13c
.
Ltd.
preferred
Lambert
6-12
6-12
6-29
$3
$2
Gas Co.,
Y.
7- 1
6-30
; "
5(4(5 pfd. A (quar.)
Co." (s-a)
preferred B (quar.)
Lafayette
National Bank
6-30
6-29
$1
(John)
N.
7-15
$1.07
45c
50c"
—
5(5
,
6- 5
from
*
(B.)
Laclede
6-15
6-30
6-30
40c
—*
(quar.)__
Resources
net
(From
7-6
.7-15
$1
$1
of
(monthly)**--
Lrfbatt
6-16
6-16
6-17
7-15
7-15
50c
(7c
Kuhlman Electric Co;,
6-16
6-16
6-10
7-15
50c ;7
Kuppenneimer
7- 1
1——
S-4"
B
4.32%
I
7-
6-
•-
Kr-oger Company—
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
7(5 2nd preferred (quar.)
6-1
4
5
1
7-
,
20c
Koehring Co.—'■«•••; V'-'".
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5(5 preferred B (quar.)^
5%%> preferred (initial)**.—
Koppers Co;, common (qdar;)l
>4(5 preferred (quar.)_.
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
Class B
(monthly);
Class A
(monthly)
6-30
6-19
6-18
6-19
46c
income)
Kingsport Press, Inc; (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Knickerbocker
Village—*
6-15
6-15
3-15
6-15
^
International
6
25c
Hawker
Aider; dep.' rets,
(quar.)
(.quar.)
preferred (quar.)*
Extra
6
21 %c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
D
7-
7-15
25c
(quar.)
C (quar.)_4.
5(5
(quar.)
International Power Co.
Co.
preferred.B
7-1
7-15
7- 1
6-30
30c
Kirsch
6-30
7--1
7-1
7-1
7- 1
(quar_)_
(quar.)
Year-encl
,
9-
7-
20c
28%c'
Com. Stock Fund
from investment'inc;
King-Sceiey, Corp.
6-15
6-15
6- 2
7-15
6-30
8- 4
Lower-Priced
special distribution
profits)
Kimberly Clark .(quar.)__
6-30
6-15
V -
'
1st preferred
8-15
4(4c
(quar.)
prior preferred
a
Class
,
Iquar.)
A
common
net realized
7-10
7- 1
7- 1
Industries,
(initial)
;
Low-Priced Bond Fund
B-3" (from net invest,
"Series
plus
-
7- 2
7- 2
7- 1
7-30
7-13
7-15
-
20c
2_——*
25c
75c
—50c
Common
7-
A
Keystone
7- 1
7- 1
10-1
6-30
International Milling Co., 4(5 pfd. (quar.)—
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
2%
'36 (4 c
Class
class
partic,
Oil
convertible
Keystone
20c
(quar.)—
Corp., class A
preferred
conv.
6(5
Mfg.,
4(4(5
11- 2
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6-30;'
6-30'i
6-30
31V4c
31V4c
(quar.)—__—.—2—_———,'
preferred
$1
I
________
Keyes Fibre Co;, 4(5
6-16
6-19
6-19
11-16
6-30
50c
—
Interlake 'Steamship Co.—
International Harvester Co., common (quar.)
7-15
1
8-
56 %c
______
5%
7-
6-10
2
17 (4c
_______—
(quar.)
Harzfeid's, Inc.,
—:_J___'
:—
Hat'Corp. cf America, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)—
Hathaway (C. P.) 5.80% preferred (quar*.)__
Hauserman (EI- F.) Co. (quar.)'*
Stock dividend
Z
Hawaiian
7-
—
(quar.i_
Inc.
Stores,
Hartford Times,
Interstate Financial
B
Kerr
\L'
v
7-a
7-15
Keystone Custodian Funds—
-C
t40c >
—
Interlako Iron Corp
6-12
50c
"(quar.)__
Corp.
Hartficld
■
(quar.)——
_____
6-19
Class'
6-8
7- k
6-16
6-16
6-16
When
Payable of Beo.
5c
5c
*
9-15
35c
(quar-)
7-1
$1
I—
A.—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6-30
■;
37 (4c
-
J
"
Common
Harpishfeger" Corp.
KarrisDUrg. Hoiel Co.
6-19
.7- r
25c
(quar.)_
Ltd.
s
6-10
7-
50c
$1.06(4
1—4
Shoe
Co.,
Inc.
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
Carpets,
6*10
-
'
HanoveF
Harding
7- 1
$1.12(4
—"
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
1
:
"
V "
4(4%
Hanover
;
Kerr-McGee
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
t-
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N. Y.)
-
Hamilton
$1.41 Vi
$1.25
$1.0614
(quar.)
50c
Industrial Hardware Mfg; Co. (stock div.)—
5(5
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd-—•
Class i A
participating (quar.)—
t^l^c
4(5
preferred (quar.)
—
$1
Ingersoll-Rand-Co., 6(5(1 preferred (s-a)——
$3
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar»)_—tl5c.
Inland Cement, Ltd., 6(5 partic. pfd. (initial)
130c
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd., 5(5 -pfd. (quar.)_
$25c
Institutional'Securities, Ltd.—*
.
^
Institutional Income Fund (8c from invest¬
ment inc. and 6c from securities profits)
14c
Insurance Co. of North America (quar.)
75c
Insurance Exchange -Building • Corp.
(quar.)
50c
Insuran.sha.res Certificates (increased s-a)—
25c
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co,—
"
6-8
6- 8
7-15
7- 1
7- 1,
7- 1 .
t5GV4c
2——2—
$C8%c
——
t$1.1214
(quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)2^
preferred
$2.25
6-10
12-28
$25c'
—
6-10
1
7-1
7- 17-1
24c
Industrial Acceptance Ltd., com.
6-10
1
7-
Mdnthly
."Series
——.,
"
1
$22(4c
$22 (4c
6-18
.
Mexico S.
de
;
—
——
shares™
American
2nd pfd.
'
1st
Electrica
Industria
divid.)—
5-29
7-15
$1.03
$1.14
371/2C
$1
$1.05
$1.15
——
com.
414 (5
Hahn Brass,
6-30;
11c
$1.0314
preferred' (quar.)*;
preferred (quar.)
5%:
,
(monthly)
Fund
Kerr Income
r;
—
4.56f/o" preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light,
4(5
preferred
(quar.)
4.20(5
preferred (quarO
4.60(5
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.-r5.65(5
preferred (quar.)
8-21
preferred (quar.):
& Michigan Electric—
4'/8 (5 preferred (quar.)_'__
4.12(5 preferred (quar.)(__
f 7-15
"
preferred. (quar.)
$4b0
8-
9-14
12 (4 c
—
'
$5. preferred- (quar.)__
$5
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%
'
> $1.25
(quar.)
(Dallas)
Insurance Co,
Life
Gulf", Mobile '& Ohio RR.—
112.1&S
imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.),
Incorporated Income Fund (Mass.)—-—
6-30
"
conv.
Holder9
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable? oj Ree.
Share
;
"
6-19
1
7-
20c
37(4c
preferred <quar.)_
;———
'7(4c
Griggs Equipment' Inc
*_™____—___—
;
$1.50
Guarantee Cd. of North America (quar.) —__
5%
;
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
;.
Holdert
When
Per
Holden
When
Per
Share
\
\
o/Company
Name
49
(2933)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
B
(interim)
preferred
Manchester
»>ror.v>o+tori
Gas,
C
7%
-Pintii-irinl
—
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)—
Corn
.
class
A
(S-a)—
15c
$50c
$20c
$25c
50c
15c
S7.50
,
2(4%
+^1-25
' 30©
59%c
20c
30c
30c
53c
$4.<5
25C
6-29
6-13;
7-1
6-15'
7-
1
6-15^
7-
2
0-15
7*15
0-30
7-15
6-30
1
6-1*
6-30
6- 3
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
7-
1
6- 8
7-15
6-30
7-
1
6-29
7-
1
6-29'
7-
7-31
7-18
6-12
7-
1
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-1T
7-
1
6-30
6-19*
6-15
-co,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2034)
When
per
Name of
Share
Company
Holders
„—.
Automotive
quarterly—-—
subject
to
stockholders' July 21...
Marine Corp.
(Milwaukee)
„
dividend
Marine
Midland
55C
7-15
$1.25
1
7-
1
30c
6-30
6-22
Corp.,
100%
7%
common
(quar.
.
1
6-12
*7-15
6-12
*20c
7-15
G-22
117 %c
—
!
—
7-15
6-22
Montana
1~
6-20
(Increased quar. after
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
com.
7-
$1 preferred (quar.)
MarHn-Rockweli
Corp.
25c
7-
1
7-
1
Marsh
Steel & Aluminum
Martin
Co,,
Company
6%
*
(quar.)
pfd. (quar..
(quar.) —
preferred
Mountain
Valley
Matthiessen
Maxwell,
&>
Ry.
Hegeler
Ltd.,
(s-a)..—_
Co..!
G-24
6-
7-20
1
6-10
7-
1
6-16
5
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
N
8
$1.12%
G-13
6-
6-30
6-29
$6 partic. preferred (quarJ
May Department Stores, common (quar.)_J
,$3.75 participating preferred (quar.)
3;?4% preferred (quar.)..
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_.
Mays (J. W>.), Inc. (quar.)—
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)_.
_____
___
MeCall
Corn.
(quar.)_
Mfg.
(quar.)
Meadville
Medusa
Telephone,
Portland
Melchurs
5%
(quar.)
Corp.,
25c
7-
1
6-19
$50c
&
Company,
preferred
6-12
1
6-30
7- 1
77-
5-29
7-
6-15
7-
30c
7-
6-15
25c
7-
6-12
6-30
5-30
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
45c
7-
1
6-12
45c
7-
1
common
(quar.)..:
6-12
35c
(quar.)..
__
& Scott
Co.
7-
1
1
32c
30c
25c
96 Vic
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
$1.11%
Extruders,
Inc.
6-29
6-
9 7 Vic
(initial
7-
1
7-
1
6-
1
6-
convertible
quar.)_
6c
Caecum.
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.,
4.40%
preferred
7%c
7-15
$25
common.
50c
(quar.)„__„„„_____^_____
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)__e._____i_.___
Mid-Texas Telephone, common
(quar.
6% preferred (quar."
Wd-West Abrasive Co.
Midsouth
(quar.
com.
(quar.)II
(quar.)IIIIHII
.Class A (quar.)___^___
:__HII
flller-Wohl Co., common
(quar.)
I_II
•4J-j% convertible preferred,
(quar.)
•
industrial Corp., Ltd.
(resumed)-.
Iniog Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Minnesota & Ontario Paoer
(quar.)_____
Innesota Power &
_
Light,
5% preferred (quar.)
Crro
Aluminum Co. (quar.)
ississippi Glass (quar.)
I-IZIII
'•sisslppi Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)_
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
ississippi Shipping (increased!___IIIIII_I
ississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
sslssippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)
_
lissourl Power &
$4.30
(J.
Light, $3.90 pfd.
S)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (ouar.)
Birmingham RR.
preferred (s-a)
"obile Gas
4.90%
Service,
common
(quarJIIIIH
(quar.)_
preferred
Auto
-Common
Equipment Co.—
dividend)
preferred
6-15
1
6-10
6-30
6-16
25c
7-
1
6-19
Va
7-
1
6-19
25C
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
; •51.37
6-30
6-10
37 Vac
6-30
6-10
7-
1
6-16
6-30
6-18
$3.50
15c
5c
6-30
6-16
15c
7-15
7-
10c
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
$5c
6-30
6-15
$25c
6-30
6-
1
1
7-
2
56'Ac
40c
Co.,
convertible
7-
1
6-19
30c
7-
1
ii-11
50c
9-15
9-
$1.10
7-
1
6-19
$1.15
7-
1
6-19
25c
7-
1
6-15
20c
1
7-15
6-26
30c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6.17
97'/a c
$1.07 Va
7-
1
G-15
7-
1
6-15
7- 2
6-19
$2
27'/aC
7-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7- 2
6-19
$25c
$55c
$$3
$40c
1
6-
1
6-30
7-
2
7- 2
5-29
6-22
6-23
$$1
G-30
6-19
25c
7-
5-29
$1.17'%
$1.12'%
7-
1
5-29
7-
1
5-29
62»%c
common
1
(quaa.)
50c
7-15
7-
7-
6-12
1
7-15
1
6-
8
8
$1.75
common
preferred
Locomotive Ltd.
8-
6
$1.25
10%
(quar.)
&
6-15
,
(quar.)
Drop Forging Co.,
4%%
I"
(quar.)
(stock
ntgomery Ward
Class A
ontreal
1
(quar.)
(qnar.)
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
20c
7-
1
6-15
59%C
7-
1
6-15
$25c
7-
2
6-15
7-31
6-19
8-
1
V
a--:;-2
15c
87-
1 '
»
7-
1
preferred
Rockland Utilities
8-
3
7-
25C
7-
8
6-26
Owens-Corning. Fiberglas
7-
8
6-26
Owens-Illinois Glass
$1.25
7-
8
6-26
6-19
77-
Class
1
6-16
7-15
G-30
Pacific
Hawaiian
7-15
6-30
Pacific
Gas
12c
7-15
6-30
Pacific
&
Indemnity
North
7-14
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-22
20c
—
$1.19
——
SI
1
6-22
1
6-20
6-30
6-24
20C
—
7-
35c
A——
7-
20c
———-—•
7-24
7-
7-
6-15
$1
.
1
6
25c
7-15
31'Ac
6-30
—
37JAc
G-30
6-15
20
Rc
8-
1
7-15
$1.25
7%c
8-
1
7-15
G-30
6-15
——r-r-%---
7-
-7-——
—-—~-
(quar.)
(quar.)———
—
1
6-15
65c
7-15
70c
7-
1
6-15
20c
7-
1
6-19
$1.09
6-26
7-15
6-19
7-15
6-19
7-15
6-19
G-15
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
7-15
$4.75
common
(quar.)
$1.18%
7-15
Advertising
10c
6-30
Pacific
Power &
1
1
Light
—
—
(quar.)_
6-19
6-19
6-19
7-
1GC
1
40c
7-10
6-30
4.52%
$1.13
7-10
6-30
5%
11-30
3%
$1.433A
7-
$15c
(quar.)___I
$1.25
7-10
6-30
$1.41
7-10
6-30
$1.54
7-10
$1.75
6-30
$1.50
7-15
Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—;—
preferred
(quaix)__-U^—----i----5.64%.
preferred
(quar.)
————
6.16%
preferred
(quar.)
G-IO:
1
7-24
10-
3
11-
7-
2
6-30
6-25
25c
7-
6-10
1
6%
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)—____—
Co
7-15
6-25
Panlianule Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
4% preferred
(quar.)—.—
1
6-25
Park
$1.50
7-
1
6-19
Parker Rust Proof Co.
$1.15
7-
6-19
Patterson Dental Supply of Delaware
(quar.)
6-10
Peabody
7-
50c
47'%c
6-
1
Peninsular
5
6%
Metal
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
6-15
6-
7-
1
6-19
7-
5
1
6-15
7V2C
8-14
7-31
7-10
6-26
I2V2C
7-
1
6-15
10c
—-—
(quar.)
Penn Traffic Co.
1
6-30
6-30
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
G-IO
Products—
preferred
6-30
6-15
17s/ac
common
7-
85c
—
———
(quar.)—
1
Coal,
2
37 V2C
(quar.)..—
6-30
$2
(quar.)
Co.
25c
7-
$1
(quar.)——
7-
Chemical
$22 '/a c
■
37Vic
_____
$1.12'%
27 VaC
6-30
Telegraph—
Pan American Sulphur
Pantex Mfg. Corp.
6-19
7-15
&
6%
preferred (quar.)
Fage-IIershcy Tubes, Ltd.
3
10-
Telephone
Common
G-15
15c
!_
Pacific
2
40c
(s-a)
——w
$1
7-
1
6-
8
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—.—
$1.01'A
7-
1
6-
8
7-
20c
7-25
7-10
75c
7-
1
6-
45c
7-
1
6-19
$1.06
8-14
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
1
6-18
4.24%
preferred
$1.18%
7-
1
6-18
4.25%
preferred
$1.09
7-
1
6-18
4.64%
(quar,)—
57%c
50c
$2.50
7-
1
5-2 £
•
7-
1
1
New
6-15
7-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-15
—
35c
6-29
6-29
6-19
93 %C
7-
1
6-
5
$1.12 Va
$1.12 Vi
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6- 5
$1.75
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-12
6-29
6-15
Gas—
(quar.)
8 7 ViC
(quar.)
5c
$1.50
-50c
93%c
7-10
Voting
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.21%
6-30
6-
$1.02 Vi
G-30
6-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
97 Vic
6-30
6-
90c
6-30
6-
$1.31'A
6-30
6-
6-30
i
from
accumulated
from
7-15
sale
6-19
5
(increased
common
1
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Stock
of
United
Bottlers
Bankers,
—
7% preferred (quar.)
$15c
7-
2
6-12
30c
7-
1
6-15
$5c
6-29
6-
40c
7-
6
6-19
Milk Co., common (quar.)
41/2% preferred (quar.)
>
Pfizer (Charles)
& Co.—
3 V'2 %
preferred
(quar.)
8-24
8-14
Philadelphia
50c
7-15
6-30
15c
7-
1
6-10
6-29
6-18
9-15
8-17
$62 lie
7- 2
6-
$62 Vic
10- 2
9- 3
$2
7-15
6-30
3
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-30
6-16
40c
35c
•
—
Pet
1
8-14
1
8-14
$$3
6-30
6-15
50c
7-15
6-19
7-
6-18
1
6-30
15c
8-
6-12-
1
7-20
7-20
6-15
7-20
6-15
3C
6-30
25c '
6-30
6-19
G-3C
6-19
G-30
6-19
6-19
27YaC
«
.——
7-
1
6-10
$1.13 Va
7-
1
6-10
87 VaC
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, (6c from realized securi¬
ties profits and 4c from investment inc.)
6-30
6-
5
$1
—
preferred (quar.)—
Electric,
99-
$1.75
6-12
30c
7-
$1.10
$1.12Va
$1.15
35C
6-
$15c
31'Ac
83 %c
5C
(quar.)
common
2
$1
8-14
3%
7-
4%
7-15
1
27»%c
(quar.)
(resumed)
$15c
1
1
30c
Inc.
$1 preferredi (quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
85c
1
8-
9-
profits
dividend
Personal Industrial
■
undistributed
securities)——
Co.
(quar.)
General Bottlers,
9-
$1.16
35c
quar.)—
—-
6-15
1
—
—:—
Non-voting common (increased quar.)_—
Feoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
6% preferred (s-a)_—.—
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp.—
(3'/2C from ordinary net income plus 24c
6-30
7-
(initial quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred
common
(quar.)—1
4V'2% preferred (quar.).
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Penn-Texas Corn., $1.60 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Me.)—
6-19
50c
3.35%
5
$1.06'A
_______——-
preferred (quar.) __———_
Pennsylvania Power & Light—•
4.40%
$2.50
(quar.X.
(quar.)
6-20
7-14
$1.10
1
Northern Illinois Gas, common
5% preferred (quar.)
2
8-14
$1.12V2
6-
(Mass.)
7-
8-14
(quar.)
1
Co.
.
(quar.)
8-
Gas
$25c
preferred
6-
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred (1956 series)
$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
Northern
Central
Ry.
(s-a)
i
5
6-20
$25c
Co.
Lighting
6-30
Star
6-
,6-15
$4.40 preferred
6-30
$2.50
2
7-10
7- 2
$4.50
7-
North Slioro
North
7-
7 Vac
6-15
10c
______
(quar.)
6-10
6-24
4%
American Refractories
Penn Gas Co. (quar.)
7-15
6-30
1
7-
(Chicago) —
North
1
$$1.75
(quar.)—————Express (quar.)_
Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)—.
Outdoor
common
7-31
8-
7-15
40c
Pacific
(quar.)
7-31
8-14
15c
Intermountain
Pacific
6-30
File
7-31
8-14
(quar.)——
Products
Electric
Pacific
(quar.)
nonvoting
6-30
8-14
(quar.)—_
Finance Corp.—
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
6-18
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.*
North American Aviation Inc.
(quar.)
North American Life Insurance
6-30
7-20
$25c
Pacific
6-17
8-28
15c
Nicholson
7
7-10
10c
—
Co., 5% pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)
1
45c
B
7
8-
1
1
20c
——
IOC
3.40%
8-
9-
9-
7-30
7-15
(quar.)
Pacific Coast
4
9-
$20c
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd., voting com.
6-10
6-19
10c
;
6-15
6-15
Co.,
4
6-12
1
1
1
6-30
Inc.—
% preferred (quar.)__
Oxford Paper Co.
(quar.)
8
1
1
6-15
—
preferred 3 (quar.)
4%
preferred D (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class
Osborn Mfg.
5
7-
1
61 VaC
Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
participating preferred (accumulative)
$1
6-10
7-
77-
5
6-15
**'■:
31c
(accum.)
4.75%
6-30
7-
6'
59:!aC
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com.
Orange &
15C
7*L
20c
■
4
52c
.
25c
—
9
31'Ac
6-16
6-
20c
(quar.)
4
6-
,
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Debenture
9-
2
6-17
2
6-30
97 VaC
(quar.)
6-
6-36
2
6-30
7-
60c
—
12-
$1.50
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Insurance
$1.12'%
Newark Telephone Co., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
4.10%
3.90%
3.60%
3
$1.06
1
7-
7-
15C
$20c
$1.10*
(quar.)——
Inc.
&
6-29
New York Trust Co. (quar.)
New York Water Service
Corp.
+
+50c
(quar.)——————
6-22
&
6-19
—___—
40c preferred
Valet,
Loan
10c
Electric
1
——-—
common
2
62 VaC
3%%
4'%%
preferred
Corp.
6-30
State
7-
(s-a)—
common
7-
6c
.__
4.85%
Corp.,
5c
preferred (quar.)
^
preferred (1949 scries)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
New York Times, 5%%
prior pfd.
6-18
50c
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
25c
New
6-18
1
$1.11
*——
(quar.)
Natural
(quar.)________i_
Shipbuilding Corp.
1
7-
(quar.).—
common
Electric,
preferred
7-
New York
7-
15c
37'%c
10-
21'Ac
com.
6-12
—
pfd.
1-4-60
$8c
(quar.)—
preferred
&
50c
Service,
(quar,)—
1
66C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
Opelika Mfg.
(quar.)—
$5c
(quar.)
6-18
Ontario
6-12
10%
preferred (s-a)
New York & Honduras Rosavio,
Mining Co.—
Interim
*
3%%
(quar.)—
preferred
Republic Life
Oliver
6-12
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
New York & Harlem
RR., com. (s-a)
York
Gas
(quar.)
Public
6-30
15c
.
Co., 6%
preferred
Ontario
6-12
1
1
$5c
(quar.)—
6-19
6-18
7-
(quar.)—.—
7%
Telephone
preferred
common
Water Service
Oue-Hcur
6-30
7-
(resumed)
6-30
1
7-
6-12
(quar.)—————-.—•—
Old Town
6-30
7-15
7-
—
7-15
6-30
6-
5%
preferred
preferred
Old
6-15
7-15
5c
:
6-30
2
—-
(quar. i
4.24%
■7-17
1
40C
Corp
6-30
7-15
7-
(quar.)____
common
(quar.')____.._
Rubben
Oklahoma
7-15
27'%c
•
6-30
7-15
$2
———
Machine
preferred
4.36%
B
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Co.,
7-15
6-26
(quar.)
Chemical
6-12
% $i5c
(quar.)____ :
preferred
4%
6-19
6-10
1
Jersey Power & Light—
Orleans
preferred
Oklahoma
7-15
6-30
50c
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
New Haven Gas Co. (quar.).
New Haven Water (quar.)—
4.05%
Co.
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
40c
preferred
(s-a)
7-21
6-23
7-
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
New England Power, 6%
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
New
6-30
4%%
4V'a%.
4%
6-30
Ohio
6-12
1
7-15
2%
Common
New
6-30
7-15
Power
Ohio River Sand
6-20
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
:
New England Electric System (quar.)_
New England Gas &, Electric Assn.—
.
7-20
7-15
4.44%
10-30
1
7-15
$15c
New Brunswick
6-30
3.90%
Corp.—
Britain
5.25%
(quar.)
Investments, £td. (s-a)
ontana-Dakota Utilities, com.
(quar.)
.4.70% preferred (quar.)
ZZ~
oore
1
7-
7-
$1.22'/a
__.
.lonarcli Knitting, Ltd., 4%%
pref.Taccuim)
onarch Life Assurance
(Winnipeg) —
-Initial semi-annual
lonarch Mortgage &
5%
% 7-
20c
473/aC
Brewery, Ltd.—
Preferred
4.50'%
6-20
$31'Ac
(quar.)
odern Containers
Ltd., class A
onroe
7-1
8c
Quarterly
New
6-20
Co.—
preferred
clson's
1
60c
(quar.)
preferred
tchell
"obik* &
4%
Co.
7-16
7-
7-
50C
Steele dividend on class A and B
—___
Natural Gas Pipe Line, 5%% pfd.
(quar.)—
Neon Products of Canada
(quar.)__________
6-16
1
50c
preferred
(quar.)__
'
ddlesex Water Co., 7%
preferred (s-a)__
Ilc-rs Falls (quar.)_
_______
com.
6-30
7-
20c
Mfg
S. Radiator
Stock dividend
7-21
8-
&
National-U.
7-16
75c
_______
(quar.)
6%
issouri Pacific RR.
Tile
7-24
(quar.
(Minn.)— :
pfd. (accum.)
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd. (quar.)—
Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd.
(quar.)—_
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (increased quar.)
7-31
11-16
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—
Quarterly from net- investment income-
G-20
56'Ac
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
7-31
:
1
15C
.
common
-
8-
30c
(quar.)
Gas
Midwest Rubber
Reclaiming,
4'%%
preferred (quar.)
Midwest Securities, common
ller
Sugar Refining
Terminals Corp.
National
6-30
1
$1.50
South
Midland-Ross Corp.,
5'% % 1st preferred
National
4
j il.22 Va
(increased)
Utilities, Inc. (quar.)
I
Middle States Telephone
(111.) (increased)—.
Middle
$1.10
7-
8-17
-
93% C
—
Ltd.
Car,
7-10
$40c
(quar.)—
Power, Ltd., com.
.16c
series
Steel
7-31
O'Sullivan
6-16
$37'%c
preferred B (quar.)—
Mfg. (quar.)
series
50c
Ry.
4.40%
,,
;
Bond
6-19
1
Class
6-16
90c
Screw &
Nationwide
preferred
1
1
$5c
National
4
6-
7-
7-
■
;
Dividend
6-19
1
Ohio E'dison Co.
i
National
4
7-
2nd
1
7-
Noxzema
6-18
30c
common
77-
$1.37
(quar.)
—
series
(All payments are quarterly from net
investment income.)
National Standard Co. (quar.) _____________
4
$1.08:,>4
1
6-12
5c
National Balanced
4
6-
7-
Ltd.,
(quar.)
National
6-11
"7- 1
Co.
National
6-16
6-G0
Grocers
Vg
40c
Telephone
6-30
6-29
6-19
Co.—
Nova Scotia Light & Power Ltd.
Norwich & Worcester RR. Co.—
6-30
7-15
62'%c
(quar.)
Securities & Research
National Securities Series-
Grl7
1
95c
—t
5%
6-18
6-30
7-
G-30
65c
(quar.)__
preference
National
6-12
62 Vic
Cash Register
National
6-12
(7-
6-12
7-15
3
7-15
8c
_____
6-19
87 Vic
6-30
8-
25c
National Presto Industries. Inc. (quar.)
National Propane Corp., $1.04 pfd. (s-a)____
5% 2nd preferred A (quar.)—
6-19
6-29
1
Corp.
Corp. (quar.)
National Lead Co., 6% pfd. B
(quar.
National Linen Service, com. (incr.
quar.)—.
4Vk%
preferred (quar.
5%
preferred (quar.)___
,.t".
6-15
40c
6-19
37'%c
;
6-19
8- 3
$1.45
8%
National Investors
6-29
12 Vic
(quar.)—
6-29
1
15c
(quar.)_..__
common
(s-a)
A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Class
B_.;
6-15
7-
Industries,
Class
6-15
87-
.
Michigan Abrasive Co.—
6%
$1.50
6-16
50c
1
62 Vie
_
7-15
7-
$5Qc
National Gypsum Go. (quar,
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
6-19
; 10c
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.).
prefiu'oed
National
6-17
1
62 Vic
;
G-26
$1.65
.
6-J.5
7-
12 Vic
_____
4.45%
8-
50c
(quar.')i_—
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.).
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3,85% pfd. (quar.)
Machine
3.90%
1
6-16
(quar.)
Meiritt-Chapman
4.35%
7-
7-
$306
7-27
1
37'%e
J
called mi July 10 to approve a proposed
twa-for-<a>e spht of the common stock__ :
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.)
National Etffe Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
National Fuel Gas; (quar.)
Extra
8-14
15c
common
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.
Miami
1
25c
________
6-
1
A special meetiug of stockholders has been
9
9-
88c
___
;
Merchants Bank (N. Y.)
3.30%
10-
10-30
35c
30c
split)
7-14
8-14
2 7 Vic
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
90c
—^____
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
$1.02
$4.10
preferred (quar.)—
$1.02 Va
$4.11
preferred (quar.
$1.02%
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$1.04
Northern Telephone Co., Ltd., com. (quar
$2 Vic
5VV%
preference A (quar.)
$27ViC
Northwest Airlines, Inc., com. (quar.)—.—
20c
5V'i% preferred (quar.)
.$0.328YaC
Northwest Plastics, Inc. (quar.)—_______
5c
States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Microwave
$3.00
Distilleries, Ltd.—
(quar,)_,.
Merchants' Acceptance
Class A (quar,).—
Mesta
93:%c
_____
Class, A
$3.50
8-14
25c
(s-a)
3-for-l
Chemical <te Mfg. (stock dividend)
National Co., luc. (Mass.), com. (stock div.)
8-14
1
7-10
...
60c
National
0-12
1
9-
6-16
(quar.)
7-
Gas
(quar.)—>,
Common
6-19
2%
dividend)
Insurance Co. of N„ Y.
$3.60
6-11
6-30
Co.—•
preferred
National
6-15
6% participating preferred ~(s-a
Mcvro wen-Educator Food Co.—
Class A (this payment clears arrears)
Merck
1
9-
1
...
..........
pfd.
Cement
7-
55c
93 %c
-
i—.....
Mead Johnson & Co., common
4 % preferred (s-a)
$$1.50
6-30
_
com mot; (quar.)
5%- preferred (quar.)...
1
7-15
6-12
1
6-30
Trucking Co. (quar.)_,
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co—
Glass A 5% convertible preferred (quar.)
McQuay, Inc.,
7-
7-
20c
___
McLean
1
7-31
15c
_
6-29
40c
for each 100 shares held)
Nashville & Decalur RR. gtd. (quar.)
Nateo Corp. (quar.)_„.
National Aeronautical
Corp. (ineryased)
National Biscuit Co., common (quar.)'—_
6-30
62 Vic
(quar.)
Stores, com, (quar.)
3'%% conv. pfd. (quar.)_
McDcnnott (J. Ray) (quar.).—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)__
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
McCrory-McLellan
States
$1.25
(N. Y.) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
Stock div, (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
COrp.
8
_
—
McCord Corp., $2.50 preferred
McQuay-Norris
8-
20c
& W
5%>
Narda
5-29
7-27
10c
$10c
-
Quebec
Northern
Mutual
6-26
7-
$3
Zinc
common
Northern
6-19
1%;'
7.
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd. (initial)__
Shares Corp. (from realized caihtal
gains)
Mutual System, Inc., common
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Mystic Valley Gas Co
.
25c
5c
Massawippi
Pacific
$1.75
Mussens
interest (quarterly from
....
Northern
6-19
(quar.)
Ohio
5-22
7-14
7-14
3 7 'Ac
—______
(quar.)
preferred
6-24
6-18
30c
income)
preferred!
5.80%
Northern
6-15
6-16
Massachusetts Investors Trustnet
6-15
7-
6-30
Inc.
1
7-15
6-30
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Share of beneficial
5Vi%
7-
35c
5c
(quar.).._
Natural
50c
6-15
3i%c
_—
Northern
Mueller Brass Co.
1
preferred
6-30
$1.06JA
$1.12
$1:05
—
(quar.)_—
(quar.)——
6-15
Murray Ohio
7-
preferred
6-30
6-30
6-30
■
Corp.
(stock
Power
44c
preferred (cuar.)____
Northern
6-12
$1.50
__
5
preference (quar.)
6-15
1
7-15
40c
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry BockCommon (quar.)
,|__a
preferred (quar.).
Maseo" Screw Product*-
6-
1
50c
$1.50
37 Vic
(quar.)
2
4.40%
4% %
4Va%
4.22%
VOfyame 0} Rec.
Share
Public Searvice—
6-30
7-
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
7-
7-
12c
30c
Maryland Casualty
(quar.)
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com.
6% preferred (quar.)
Masonite
Common
Quarterly
Marshall Field & Co.. 4 'A%
5
62'%C
(quar.)_
6-19
-
6-
York—
Motor Products corp. (quar.)_»
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd.
6-20
25c
(quar,).
Marquette Cement Manufacturing—
6% preferred (quar.)__„
Marsh CM.) & Son (quar.),
Marshall-Wells
I
8-28
2
Indiana
2%
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—•
7% preferred (quar.)____»
—
Motor Finance Corp., $5 preferred
6-18
1
7-
80c
50C
25c
(quar.)
___
preferred B (quar/).._
Market Basket (Calif,)
7-1
3 7 Vic
5
10-
t$1.75
Initial
7-22
6-
Northern
15c
of New
Co.
2
7-
t20c
—_
Name oj Company
6-10
Holders
Wlten
Per-
o) Rec.
120c
initial i-—
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
,
Holders
7-10
t$1.75
<
(quar.)—±
Morgan-Guaranty Trust
of
...—
__
A
preferred B (quar.)_.
(Joiini <k Co. (quar.)_
Stock
dividends
Morgan Engineering-$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
6-17
—
approval
(quar.)
Morrell
6-18
15e
preferred
Wlien
Payable
15c
7%
2
7-
7-
4% preferred (quar,)___—___
.V
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
7%
6-15
7-15
$30c
Share
Company
Chemical
Moore Corp., LW., new common
Common
5
6-
2
7-
$$1.55
Products—
Increased
Stock
7-20
20c
—__■
6-30
(Ontario)—
semi-annually__r
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)——
Maple Leaf Milling, 3% preferred < quar. )~_
Maracaibo Oil Exploration (year-end,)-.,—.—
Maremont
Name of
Montrose
New common (initial quar.
Manufacturers
Life
Insurance
Increased
Per
Payable o) Rec.
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—-
.
6-30
6-
5
56c
6-30
5-22
25c
6-30
5-22
IOC
6-30
6-10
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
62 VaC
Philadelphia Title Insurance
25c
8-
1
6-22
Philadelphia
$1.25
8-
1
6-22
Philco Corp.. 3%%
&
Trenton
pfd.
RR.
(annual)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
$2.50
93 %C
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-19
7-10
7- I
7-
6-15
1
Number 5859
189
Volume
j-1..
t
-v.-%■ v"%"
.
of Company
Philip Morris, Tnc.",
7 : 3;90%£: pre ferrecfc--
.
-
.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)-
1
8-
<&-Genessee
Rochester
Telephone
/Philippine: :Longv; Distance
V V'/rQtiagtfrlyr'^,
Co.—•
!*
.yi.
approval of the jPhilip-^y■"
Stock-divi -(Sub)..to
Common
i
6-15
Roddi)
:
6-12
Roe
7-15
*
'•
(quar%^~-—-%-
Piednionf,& Northern Ryr .
''ipiclrering LMmbet <
pillsbury^Co:, S4 preferred
(stock clIvidtmd>-/i---~ /°%100%
Inc.
Fund,
Pioneer
i
7-
7-20
.
10c i
:$1 /,
(quar.
t
.$1.25
*
6-2Q
„
7-15
V
1"
62 %c
8-
1
$1.75
7-
.preferred iquar.)
' $1.75
Pittsburgh:& Lake Erie RR._.—..—_
$1
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (initial)
37% c
7-
$2.59
i
30c
$3.30°• convertible -preferred• (quar.»..>-.-i:i- <11; 87 %c
PlainfiekbUntoilv .Water {quar.)—;l~i—1-175c
Plastic Wire & Cable (quar.)
i_
1—
25c
Plough, Tuc.
t.quor.>---..-,ill°--l-.l---l----'-;:
, '
20c ■
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)_\__
.1-1°—30a.,
Pomona: TileiMfg. .(quar. 1-1——'—.—1__ , £"
15c"/
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.)—
*' 35c '
Portable Electric: Tools, Inc., com. (quar.)__
10c
S'.l oC vomertible-ipreferred (quar.)___..—
Pittsburgh Ft.- Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
;
iquar.) _4:
Common
______—
__
__
..
.
r-7%
.i
North Adams RR.
:Pittsfit ld
Pittston
Company,
6-12
3
7-
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
6-19
7-27
7-10
7-20
7-10
7-15
2
6-19
7-
2
6-19
7-31
;
51 / </s
-
preferred
6-30
Russell
G-18
Southeastern
7-
3
5c
7-
3
6-12
Southeastern
Public
20c
7-
1°
6-17
Southeastern
Telephone
$1.53743
7-
8
5-27
Southern Bakeries
$1.53743
«—
:V:7-. 8"
7-15
$1.25
7-15
6-30
$1.37%
7-15
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
t.3281%
—
7-1
6-12
7-
$1.12 */2
(quar.) —
1
6-16
Common
8-10
7-20
5.44%
8-10
7-20
7-
1
6-19
Sabine
6-30
6-19
Safeway
/:./
$3
%'<6^f-'.prbferrccl:"S-jX►
Porter-Cable"Machine (quar.)____.
'
(Del.I
Inc.
K-.t Co.,
(H.
Porter
•
'■:% :!'S '/preferred
i-qua-r-.
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6%
.
Portsmouth Corp:
—i.s-1-Cs—i--l
pfd. iquar.) '
Ine," (quar.):
Bros. <fc Co., Ltd.,
Preway,
Price
_
Price
6-30
1_—M•*'
income)
investment
Gardner Co.
(quar.)
6-30
4.18(<(
ril 5.06(>:
Public
com.
-
of
6-30
5-29
'
Com man
6-15
Schuster
1
6-15
1
6-19
4:,,4'.e
Schwiczer
6-15
7-
6-12
Common
$4.50
7-20
$1.50
7-20
New
6-24
6-24
7-
t25c
1
1
„
6-
$4
40c %
7-10
-25c
25c
...
6-
6-30
.
*U'
10-
•
6-12
v
9-
9
9
Vi.;
(Canada)
..Class'-A iqu&r. t iidi-.:—
tC T '&■ E Corp. i Wisconsin i
l
.Bearings Ltd.
ft M.
R.
—
Hydraulic ^ Machinery;
Racine
: *';V 125c
•v;; 10c.
5c
'■
Inc.i——
/'Railway;-Equipment & Realty
Ranchers'Exploration & De/slop'nent
tsr'Batten, Ltd,,
Grip
Rapid
1
'
..
_
"
.
.
„
......
;V
v..
7-
7-
85c
^
30C° concortible
class
RBading '-Comp^fiy.' \ ',b
(quar.)—
A
2nd pfd.
Seiberling
6-30
•4
Solas
6-10
6-30
6-11
7-
*£"■',
VMass.f common
wefciTfd jquu-r.)
Keece Corp,
"5't
fi-lfi
■"
Reitman'a
(Canada)', Ltd.
20k
(quar.)
$1.25
(ouar.),_I
il— -4'
(quav. » _I-°-
Reliaircc Mhr.-CO; (111.) com.
Chains.
8-
15c
A
(quar.tr..
Ltd., $1.« class
-(quar.)
Republic Foil a initial) -—
Republic Pictures. Corp.—
—v
SI "convertible, preferred (quar.)_______—
'"Revere Rating Assn. (quar.),.^——..
Revloh,'
•
Inc.,
< quar.)
10-1
i/!.,'?' redeemable Lst
of Canada Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)l-
(quar.
_
4J,2:':<?'-2nd prefeired (quar.)
'434^ preferred A (quar.)——•--Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco,; 3.60tii '.preferred
(quar.)
———
RhOdesian Selection
Trust-Amer. Shares—
--■t
Interim of approximately 2 9/lOc,
<
Rich's/. Inc., * common,- (quar.)
;—:
1—
•;
3$k*-inr preferred
quar.) s.—-—rrr-:—
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Dividend obligations (increased quar.)—__
-
Reynolds MCtais, common
"
r'
"
n
.'./Voting common
Gitaranteed
Rie'ke
Metal
Stock"
Products
Company
participating preferred (quar.)'—.—
Robinson Technical'Products, Inc. (N. Y.)__
RoHinson', Little & Co. Ltd., com.
(quar.)
-$1-
"
6-15
7-
1
6-12
25c,,
7-
7-15
7-
7-1:
$1-12*2
C
7-
7-
.
1
1
1
7-13
7-
5'~e
1
$1.03 %
7- 1
6-17
$1.183/4
7-
i
6-17
7-
7-30
40c
7-00
from
7-20
Standard Financial Corp.,
75c preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)
Standard
Fire
(N.
Standard
Fruit
1
1
7t
$1.25
Class
9-
5c
6-18
8-
1
7-15
30c
7- 2
5-?>i
Standard
%
Co.
(Ohio)
Ltd.
1
6-10
Standard
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-15
9- 1
8-17
6-19
6-19
50c
7-23
7-16
75c
7-
1
6-19
15c
7-10
6-25
7-10
8*25
93%c
7-15
8-30
7-
■
.
—
$1
(quar.)
9-30
9-10
7-
6-10
1
6-19
75c
7-
1
6-19
+60c
Ltd. (incr.)__
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
12%
c
6-19
tl5c
~.
6-18
7-28
7-14
7-
6-15
'.1719
(quar.')
Corp., 5%% pfd.
60c class A (s-a)
7-10
40c
Standard-Thomson
Ltd.,
5
6-15
1
(quar.)___
J.)
(quar.)
Shares
Stanfields,
6-
7-
Steamship Co.—
7-
$2.50
10c
3%
&
Radio,
6- 5
6-22
15c
Insurance
Standard Paving to Materials,
Standard Properties. Inc
5c
1
1
6-30
6-30
/,
1
6-25
7-
7-
6-30
preferred "A" (quar.)
Standard Paper Mfg. Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
0-18
2-14
"12- 1
11c
(quar.)
Oil
1
12-15
18 %c
3%%
7-10
$1.183A
B
Standard
10-
,
participating preference (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)__°
7-10
7-10
(quar.)__
$3
7-17
8-
1
40c
6-15
8-
6-12
7-
15c
6-15
8-20
5-14
20c
6-19
7-20
6/30
1
50c
(accum.)
7-1
9- 1
6-13
7-31
25c
Corp., com. (special)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
6-30
7-
25c
7-: i:"
$1.60
8-1
31 %C
1
Oil &
Gas
Corp.
"
Class
20c
8-
1
7-17
1
'
t30c
7-15
I40c
7-15
fl5c
8-
1
7-10
UOc
$1.0614
8-
1
7-17
Stanley
Stanley
B
8-
1
7-10
50c
7-
1
60c
$1.25
7-1
6-15
$1.12
7-
6-15
50c
1
IOC
6-29
6-22
5c
—
6-30
6-23
2nd
series
Starrett (L.
Steak
/j
.
Corp —
div. convertible
'n
6-26
6-
7-
1
6-23
7-
1
6-30
B
$1.25
0-30
$1.25
8-30
8-18
2
6-25
5%
preferred (auar.l_
11.25
12-31
12-18
7-1
6-16
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-30
6-15
8-
10c
7-31
6-30
35c
40c
*
7-
7-
2
G-
2
7-
2
6-
Steel
7-
1
G-18
15c
8-
1
7-
——-
2
8-
1
7-
6-18
(N.)
Company
&
Marchant,
(Howard)
.
7- 2
.
50c
7- I
preferred
7-
1
Stetson
(John
Stevens
6-29
6-15
$40c
1
7- 3
;
25c
9-10
8-27
(N.
Y.)___
40c
7-15
0-30
common
(quar. 1
Trust
/■
(quar.)
Markets,
B.i
7-
1
15c
7-
1
8-22
5Gc
10-
1
9-11
25c
7-
1
56c
Inc.,
(quar.)
(increased)
Co., common
0-18
8-15
25c
6-10
6-30
6-16
6c
3.90%
Stix.
Eaer &
7%
class
10-
1
9-15
7%c
7-
1
6-23
36T«c
first
7-
1
0-23
-43%c
6-30
0-15
10c
7-15
6-22
15c
7-
1
6-19
25c
7-
1
6-19
25c
7-
1
20c
A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
convertible
Stockton.
63c
7-
Fuller Co.—
nreferred
(quar.)
Davln «fe Co.
Whatley,
Inc.
Stokloy-Van Camp, Inc., common (quar.)___
5% prior preferred (quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
,
2
$15c
7- 2
5-29
$15c
7-
5-29
2
Container
Stone
Strathmorc
Ltd.,
Paper Mills
Co.
$1.25
1
7-
1
1
7-10
+53c
7-15
6-26
10c
6-30
$5
6-15
8-
6-19
Drug
Corp.,
Stores
convertible pieferred
Sun
Chemical
$4.50
A
$1.25
convertible
/
A
'/ Sorg Paper Co., 5%%'>pfd.
Soss
Mfg.
Co.————'
1
6-15
Sunrise
7-
1
6-15
Sunset
7-
1
—;—
(quar.)—
—
—
6-30
6-
6-
2
6-30
«-
2
9-30
9-
2
31*4c
3344c
9-30
9-
2
9-30
9-
2
7-
5c
6-30
6-23
1
6-19
7-31
7-15
7-
0-29
6-18
7-
1
6-20
6-20
7-21
1
Petroleum
Corp.
(s-a)
7-
1
til.25
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
9-10
8-10
0-29
0-19
13c
Inc
6-30
6-19
4c
0-30
6-19
5-29
0-10
Mining
5c
6-30
(quar.)—
$35c
7- 2
0-15
class A (initial quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
8c
10-
1
9-15
17%c
9-
1
8-15
$2%c
7-15
0-16
$ 25c
Sunshine
3>-i5
046
(quar.)
6-15
1
7-
12%e
35c
(quar.)
International
Superior
,
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Fund.
7-15
$1.12
(quar.)
1
2
6-30
$1.38
——
Co.
1
$$1.25
preferred
6-15
7c
7c
(quar.)
(quar,),..—!——
$1.25 preferred (quar.).—
$1.55 preferred (quar.)—
7-
10c
31*4c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
8-
19c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com.
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
.
—
/_
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Electric Co. (quar.)
6-26
$1.15
(quar.)
7-10
1
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Suburban
6-19
7-
25c
(quar.)__
7-24
3114c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
3834c
(quar.)—
Clothier,
preferred
60c
a
12%c
(quar.)
Co.; common
common
Co.
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., common
r'
$70c
(quar.)_:
Corp.
Paper
Straw-bridge &
6-15
$30c
(reduced)
.
7-
$1.25
common—_
(quar.)——
$1.55
.
7-15-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stern Textiles
4Va9b, .preferred
6-10
25c
'
cqnyertflile preferred (quar.)
Common
6-30
Stores
HI
Stern Textiles
&
4%%
Stern
6-10
25c
—
(stock dividend)-
Aircraft
Sonhtone
3
6-19
Ltd.
Canada.
Bros.
t30c
;_.v
2
2%
$$1.75
(quar.).—1——
preferred
Sommers
'
7-10
1
(auar.)_
6-15
*
(quar.)
class A (quar..)-
of
Co.
Ltd.
Sterling National Bank &
2
25c
(quar.^
Stedman Bros..
Stern
$50c
$5G*4c
(quar.)
preferred
Sterchi
income—
Somerville. Ltd., $2.80 preferred
6-15
7-
6-30
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
6-19
Solar
6-15
+25c
0-30
6-19
.
5%
Sunbeam
6-19
7-15
6-23
6-30
7%C
(quar.)
6-15
6-30
1
80c
(Delaware)
7-1
7-15
7-
8%c
35c
Inc.
$1.31*4
25c
f20c
(initial)____________
(increased)
Co.
5%
Common
(quar,)-——v,
Snyfler Corn,
6-19
1
4
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Sun
8-
12 Vie
6-17
6-19.
30c
(quar.)_!__
6-30
6-30
1
6-15
.7-30
5%
7-
6-30
:%7-'i'
6-30
40c
-
7c
12 %c
6-30
6-12
preferred
preferred
S.)
Shake,
3
6-30
(quar.)_
.
Starrett
8-
6-30
is.
(quar.)________
Products (quaf.)____
Works (nuar.)_:
7-31
1
s-a)
class A
Home
40c
1
(Increased
B
Class
L-—-
(quar.)—*
Trhsti 'of Boston—
Inc.,
:
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,
'
,
Smith-Corona
6-19
"
7-20
8- 1
$1.62
;
6-19
30c
1
10c
1
Co.—
7-17
$1
V.
Insurance
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior pfd.
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
7-20
8-
12c
D
(quar.)——
6-
and
$6.50
Smith
7-15
income
Marine
&
7-20
8- 1
$1.15
._.
investment
Fire
1
$1.10
Common
Smith (A. O.) Corp; (quar.)——
7-
8c
net
$103%
capital
Springfield
1
_
7-20
1
25c
5-22
8-
7-1
8-
2
97% c
7-20
6-30
t20c
7-20
7-
6-16
6-16
9-
3%
7-20
7-20
.
dividend)__
1
1
7-
.
(stock
6-16
1
8- 1
1
7-
30%
7-
6-19
•
7-1
$1.25
16c
gains
:
•:
(stock dividend)
2%
:
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pfd. iquar.)_____
$1.12lw
30o
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
Quarterly
30c
Quarterly
30o
6-30
7-15
•
20c
1
8-
8-
$1-
7-
«- 1
from
3
7-15
prior preferred (quar.)——/———cfetss A preferred (quar.)_/l—
$2.12
..
7-10
7-17
1
92 %o
8-
20c
6-16
7-
27 %C
4c
j
25c
•
^c ^
u-3a
6-30
27 %Q
1
6-16
1
85c
dividend
Class
5'b
6-10
1
1
7-
7-15
7-
1
7-
7-20
—
(quar,)———
Ranler Brewing
(quar.)
Slater
90c
7-
3
Skenandoa IJayoii Corp.—
->
7-13
8-
»
•,
6-U
1
8-
,
59 Vic
12-10
ioc
$1.50
:/
.
6-11
12 Vic
,
$1.16*4
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4,15% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar,)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—
7-
Signal Oil <fe Gas Co.—
y-,
; 1
" ,
$1.25 pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed on
Jtlly 2 at $2C per share plus this dlvl.l
Silvtrwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.) —
1
8-
f$1.19
0-14
3.70%
8-10
Class B
K-10
1
6-19
8-15
4.40%
4.36%
7-24
(quar.)—
investment
Shulton.
Sick's
40c
—
1
•
'
Corp—__
:—
(quar.)
7-
A'b
■6-15
15c.
w.
6-15
10c
Sherwin-Williams (Canada), 7%. pfd.
12*15
6-29
25c
—-I—
j(quar.)_,
——
River Brand Rice Mills
(quar.)_>
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd. Amer. shs.
Interim, (approximate) —
—Robertson (P. L.) Ltd., common (quar.)__—
Ritter
-
(extra)
dividend——
Riley Stoker.Ccrp.
1-1-60."'
$1
(increased quar.)
stock
«
6-30
100%
■/
Steel Corp.
Stock
9^15
45c,
—;
Reynolds«Aluminum Co.
6-15
9-15
10c
,
6-15
7- 14
128c
(quar.)—'
1
6-30
25c
preferred A -(quay.V/
4V2v/
preferted B (quar.)—,—..—
Shawmut Association (quur. >—
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)-=—
6-19
'
lift- 1
t27C,
—
'
7-1"
+28c,
_
6-30
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—•
8-26
7-
6-20
$1.07
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)__,
5% preferred (quar,)
10c
'j
'
of America—.<
i
convertible. 2nd preferred
From
7-18
87
A .(quar.)
6-30
7-15
—
Co.—
Corp.
Shareholders'
7-15
.
7-31
7-15.
f5c
$1.10 class A
6-12
1
prcferiud
Sharon
7-15
-
45c
'-ftf?'
X St
$1,10 class
^
1
5
.
(stort? dividend)
31:,ptrferxexl
Renold
8-
6-30,
.
Relhhvcfic®lecttic v?c Engineering
7-15
7-15
Co., .common
Rubber
Shamrock
6-15
7-4.4
•
.
5 c„
V-l--
7-15
Public Service,
V
(quar.)-——
Inc.—
(From flrvestment,°Jncpmc)„—/
—'
Scrvel, Inc., $5.25 pfd...j(initial)—
Seton Leather .(quar.i —4.—:——'
— —
6-2!)
"
Southwestern
Selected American /Shares,
/ 6-20
Reafdo^'eompc.ny.,
"iRegeucV. Fumh' Ir.c.liiU-1.
6-30
$1.12%
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)Selama-Dindings Plantation (quay.)—
8-12
9-14
' ;
1
7-15
6-30
250
,
4.28%
Standard Dredging
class A (quar.')——-——
4v»9b
6-12
1.
1.
1
59b
r
G-20
.
8-
55c
__
Southwestern Electric Power—
2%
'
50c
'7Vic,
•/,
(qtmr,)_I_^
7-15
30c
(quar.) —
$5 sinking fund preferred;,(quar.)
'.a$4.75 'sinking' funcl' preferred (quar.)
Seaboard, Plywood <fe Lumber--.———___
Scapak Corp. .(initial)—
Scars
Roebuck Co.
tihereased quar.):
Second United Cities Realty, $5 preferred A
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
—
\
••
Stock tUvkidnd—
;
5 9b
preferred A (quar.)—
—
Security Insurance Co. of New. Haven—
"-.i. Common (qUar.)__^:
—!
-•-«<
$4.25 preferred (quar.).—T-——-1
...
'
.
8
8-10
'
7-1
10-
fSl.50
a
9-
1
6-30
t30c
~
6%
-
Investment
27 Vac
:
Finance
6-10
,
0-
7-24
ttl.50
(s-a).
common
preferred '(s-a)—
preferred (s-a)
' Ravbeslcs-Mar.hattani Ine. (quar;,),-'.—.
i
Reading A; Baters. Ofifshorer Drilling Co.—
63?
i
2:
7-10
.
10c
-
6-19
10-
$1.50
(quap.)
6-19
7-27,
7- i
.
-
Resources,
6-30
6-30%
Inc.-—'
preferred A:4quar.Hi-ic_-—:1c—t
of America, .com. (quar.H--iil! ■Ha-- 25c_.
*7%C...;V:
S3.5C 1st preferred (quar.)——
$3.50 1st preferred iquar^)
-v
1-— r- 67 VaC
Radorock
6-15
7-2Q,;."
S1.20
v
?
.7-
Radio Cor)),
;
Southwestern
dividend)
monthly)
>
6-30
6-30
$1
6-30
15c
-
(increased)
com.
7-15
—
Co.—
6-19
7-15
(s-a)
Gas Co.,
(quar.)
A
22c
8-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
4
Natural
6-30
$3.40
1
Paper Mills
preferred
6-26
—_—-
—-—
Scott Fa per
7-15
2c
preferred (quar.)
non-cum
Southwest
IOC
6-12
6-29%'
'
$20c
5%
7-15
iquar.)—
(initial
(
15c
England Tele,
(quar.)_
Railway
10c
class A (quar.)
Fetzer Co.
(stock
common
$$1.30
$1.20
New
6-29
—,
_—
-
T-20
Oxygen
8-25
6-12
7-
t27%c
.
8-15
preferred (quar.)
Square
(quar.)
/Monthly
.
.
;T?
&;
Scott
50C
•
(increased)
; ■
1
40c
9-15
•
preiel-red
,5'/a%
6-12
■4,80%
37 %c
(quar )
6-16
$62%c
(quar.)
6- 5
Scruggs-Vandcvvoort-Barneiy, Inc.—
6-19
1
7-1
*
$2:
3
7-
*
30c"
Corp.—
Common
'
-11—1-ll-Lcl
—:
15c
10c~'
"
6-19
6-30
'
20c
,;/
i '
'
6-30
6-30
40c '
5-25
Co., common
preferred (qiar.):
.♦—»—
preferred (quar.)-—!•—•!—„•——-
7-
" 7-
Quebec Telephone Co., 59b pfd. (quar.)
d 5\'2e}'e> preferred (quar,)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd.
»—
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
r.
Quarterly
—
-Quincy Mining ;Co., ccmmon.-.-.
-
6-15
1
$1.75
•
'
1
7-
1
,
Spencer Shoe Corp.
7-
(Ed.)
.
26C
Industries Inc.
Stock dividend
Schering Corp., 5'fc cony. pfd. (quar.)
,-
25c
.
(quar.)
$6c
———.—,—,:
(quar.)
—
—
Schenley
$1.16%
Quaker Oats Co.-. common (quar.T—
0lc preferred, (quar.)-—-—11—
"
Stock dividend
7-
7-
! 11.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7-1
7-15
5-29
.
7-10
7-15
6-30
;•••
7-17
25<:
$1,23 V
;i Purity Stores. Ltd.; (quar.)
Pyle National,, common .(q-Hr-^
89b prefcrred> (quar.)—
7-3
$1.09
$1.31%
$1.07*2 "
,
Common
.
.
6-15
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
6-26
(quar.)__
com.
Sawhill Tubular Products—
$ir".:
'$1.06 *
6-26
Southern
—
5-29
Oklahoma^—
"*•-
Power,
pfd.
common
20c
$1.04'/2,
(quar. >__—
1 Puget Sound Ihtln &-Timber Co.. (quar.)
Purex' Corp.,,Ltd;, new common (initial)—
"t"" "v*
&
Sugar,
28c
4.3G'/
6-15
6-15
7-15
50c
25C
5^29
Telephone
>
Electric
Savannah
6-10
1
1
6-29
'
34c
«- -5
12-1
6-17
:
5-29
preferred (quar.)_____——•
4.24(2 preferred (quarr>__„———___
4.65(5- preferred (quar.)——i
Publication.-Corp.. 7% original, pfd. (quar.)
,
6-10
1
Rico
7-
.7-
25c
.'/■/
(quar.)
0-30
12-15
:
6-30
'
Co.
20c
6-30
.
Co.—
_:
(quar.),
27c
Southern
\
6-30
45c
14ft
Puerto - Rico-
7-1
7-
7-5
(quar.)
67* participating preferred (quar.)
/Southern Fire & Casualty (quar.)
.6-19
$1.10
(quar.i—./
5
7- 5
Southland
35c
•
Co.
Service
Electric
Sancumo
7-
7-31
7-31
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
9-1
(quar.):
convertible preferred
COc
6-12
•
6-15
^
7-31
28c
preferred
11c
z
6-15
1
28 %c
.Common
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—.
4—,
5V4VV preferred (quar.)
——:—
Savannah Sugar Refining (initial quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1—
prefcitredj (quan)
:1.—:_i_i
preferred (quar.)__
preferred! tquar.)^^——.c
"4.30^"
-
& Gas,
-
7- 1
,
35C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
1
7-
€-16
1
'
4'
V
Scrvuce Electric
6-15
-
7-
(quar.)
37 %c
6-12
Sandura Co., common—
6-15
1
6-15
25c
)2%c
*
65c
15c
6-15
6-19
6-30
1
Co.—
22 %C
°
6-25
7-
€- 5
9-15
(quar.)
Gas
6-K
25c
1
$6
& Electric, common
4.40'?? preferred (quar.)
41 a9o
preferred (quar.)
5'/b
preferred (quar.)——
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Sanborn Company (quar.)—
Diego
6-19
6-30
22 %c
(quar.)
7-
$1.25
——
1
6-30
Paper,
San
'
7-
Regis
8-14
7-1
7-24
7-
6-30
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
5-28
'
7-
Co.
Edison
preferred
Southern
Co.—
"
■
$$1.25
75c
7-10
20c
50c
32 %c
Ry.
series A (quar.)
Salada-Slurriff-Horscy, Ltd. (quar.)—
San
Carlos Milling Co., Ltd
6-30
7-15
6-15
$4.40 1st pfd.
5-29
1
..
•'Common.: tquar:)—
SI.40
St.
3
7-
.
1
7- 1
7-24
preferred
preferred
Increased
6-30
i
9-
r
5.W/o
6-19
6-30
31c
—
—
Public
6-16
7-10
*4$
A (quar.)
59b
A (quar.)
St. Louis Steel Castings, Tnc.ctquar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Francisco
Louis-San
59'o
6-12
7-
—30c.
Procter & Gamble Co., 8%
preferred (quar.)
$2
'-Professional Research Fundi—
10c
Progress Mfg.° Co.-f quar.)_______
—
* 17!/2C :
Providence Gas Co.i(quar.T
14c-.
Providence fa .Worcester RR;
(quar.)—-i,$2.50Provincial Transport, common iquar.)_— - ^
25o
*5 eb preferrcdrVquar.) ———.—j—63c,Public Service C.o, of- North Carolina—
;;
Prince
ot.
Growth Stock Funds—
Rowet
(T.
(From
<
1
8-
:
.
7-13
$50c j
.
v
7-13
0-28
7-1
___
6-20
6-30
7-
——
6-20
'
*
75c
30q,.,
(quar.)
6-30
3c
.
65c
4.32%
7- 1
Corp.,
Lawrence
6-15
6-10
7-10
_I_~_
(quar.)
:
6-20
1
7-
22 %c
__
6-12
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
(initial)
:
€-12
''
8%, preferred
(quar.)
California Edison—
$1.25
f25c
—
6T30
Original
$1
6-5
5-18
$56c
$75c
7-31
1
7-1
-
Southern
$1.07%
Ltd., common (quar.)-59b preferred A (quar.)-:
St. Louis National Stockyards Co
St.
8-15
$$2
'
common—
(s-a)
preferred
4 %
°—
59b-- preferred A
6-20
6-30
8-31
7-
..
4e
Puerto
6-29
Joseph Light & Power
St.
6-22
,
'
1
12%c
I.
IHOc-l
(quar..•-Ill—
preferred
Corp.;°5^
*
6-17
6-30
9-
'——
.(monthly) —
preferred (quar./—
*.30r/o preferred (quar.)
pfd.
$6
Pittsburgh Water, 4J/a%
6-19
6-12
50c
com.
South
5-29
7-31
10c
—
4<?o
6-30
U 6-30
J11
Read\Vr GOi.- iquar.),;
Prestole
Common
(quar.
//:'4% %" preferred +qi«n\)__—:
V6-^°.: non-cumulative parttc. pfd. (quar.) 11
'
Pratr& Lambert, Inc. (quar.)„—'
Pratt
6-19
6-12
6-30
$1.50
_.;/....—15c
Potomac Electric Power,
common
(quar.Hi
30c
Power Corp. of Canada. Ltd.,
com. (quar.) ; l:. t50c
:
3
7-
7-15
30c
12 %c
6-30
6-30
10c
(monthly)—
Inc., common
(monthly),//-
Stores,
6-30
20c
25q %
__——
(quar.)..
Portian&Grheral Electric: (quar. t i-i_-llii_.
Portland .Transit' common
(resumed )ir_i__
1
$1
10c
,(.s-a)
Royalty
Common
1
62 %C
,
preferred
Sou.tli Penn Oil
6-24
7-
57 %c
South
6-15
7-
6-12
,(s-a)
Southern Nevada Telephone
6-30
35c
Commission)
Commerce
state
6-29
6-12
1
(quar.)„_,
tl5c
Ltd.4.-———:
6-15
7-
57 %c
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.56%
6-15
1
J
quar.)_„__.
California
4.48%
.
6-10
1
(initial
Common
•
•
7-
Co.—
participating
Participating
Southern
7-1
.-■7-
(s-a)
Service
50c
"
—
20c
$1,25
;
Common
•
6-60
$1.12%
System (increased quarterly)
—
(2-fov-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
5
6-
*
5-27
;
Factors
Holders
Payable of Bee.
561/4 c
Extra
•
Ryder
Industries,
Georgia Natural Gas,
Jersey Gas Co., new
South
7-10
(quar.)
(Jacob),-4',-2preferred
Ruppert
7-15
7- 3
South
Insurance
6-12
-
(quar.)—
preferred
6[h
Carolina
10c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 514 CU1-pfd.
'
5%
South
51
32 %c
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)„
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
6-30
V
10c
(quar.)__!!_i
common
7-31
25c
(quar.)'„Li—
prelerred
V
Gas,
4.60%
4.60%
8-17
■
Atlantic
Share
5%
preferred
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric & Gas, com.
4.50% preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-
Crown
5'm-
6-16
/
9-10
t$ 1.43 3 4
(quar.)
—
.
6-29
South
■
'i
•
1
.
1
10c
Royal McBoe Corp.-r' ' ; '
4Viti- preferred (quar.)_„!_
6-10
1
'
;
7-
1
.
:.{
3
50c
Cola (quar.).:—_—
Royal Dutch Petroleum (N. Y. shares)
1954 certificate's (N. Y. shares)--!'
Royal
6-10
1
6-12
flOc
comnVon (quar.)-.<
Class A
7-1#
1
7-
1
Name of Company
6-19
7-
Rorcrl (William H.), Inc. (quar'.
Rothmoor Corp., Vcommon—
1
7-15
v
-.1-
iquar.
.common
7-
$1.25
.
(quar.)
(A. V.). Canada, Ltd.,-
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
7-10
:
Plywoocl Corp.
—
5;i4 V: ^convertible ls't preferred1 (quar.)
a
6-15
7-1
8-
;V
6
7-
-
7c
.Pittsburgh Browing Co., common (quar.
.
6-19
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) 4__
Rcckvvcll-Standard Corp. (quar.)L,..
7-15 v:
.
: •
.
$2
(s-a)
2nd
5';.
6-15
pine "Islands •foreign Exchange Boara/__>/// 10% >;%
Phoenix'IasuriTnce* (Hartford 1
iquar.)—75c%- i7- i
.
7-
Telephone Corp.—-4•'
■■■.'•'ts-.
•
7-15-
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
'
25c
Rochester
,T
.
(quar.)„4rt
Valley RR.
Rochester Button
7-15
..
t 8" 1 ;
.
Share
'
25c
7-15
"
SIV2C
'
"
6-19
7-15
75c
•
—
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
' Share
•
"
•
(2935)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
i." ■
"
Name
i
.
Propane.
Superior Window,
70c
convertible
Ltd.. $1.40 pfd.
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Common
regular
5%
preference
(quar.)
...
$$1.25
7-15
1.
0*16
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2936)
.
.
Monday, June 29, 1M9
.
i
Per
Name of
6wan
ewift.A
Co.
-
Share
Company
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.).
When
•
—
Holders
7
7-
1
7-
1
6-
*:
6
Quarterly
'
6-30
6-12
United
Pacific
7- 2
4-17
United
Pacific
7-15
7-
17 #c
7-31
7-15
9-
1
8-15
3-1-60
2-15
U
6-15
U.
—
Sylvan!te Gold Mines Ltd. (s-»;
Symington Wayne Coip. (quar.)
———
Corp.
Aluminum
Stock dividend
1
(quar.)—'
& Canal
;
tic
13c.
15c
©witson Industries,
Per
,■
.
7-10
$2.50
3#
6-12
6-30
6-12
Wood
6-30
8-
1
7-
Company
Co,
1
7-
3
.
:
;
•mSmm & .*-.4 *r'
.(quar.>_^.B,_+,s^.
When
.
Share
<Quar.),_,
7-
.
25c
-V
Holders
Payable of Rec.
~
.75c
1
I
€-10
^
8-1
,
7-10
(John) Industries, -Ltd.—
4##• preferred (quar.
3
8-
7
6-12
62 #c
(quar.)..
Oil
Witco Chemical
37 #c
Machinery Corp., com.
Wiser
9-18
6-30
.
12 #c..
(quar.).
Per
Name of
€-19
10-10
25c
——
——
Corp.
-y
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$2.50
——
United Shoe
When
Share
of Company
United New Jersey RR.
6-20
\
: •
A
Name
Payable of Jtec.
20c
40c
-----
■■
Woo<t
(Alan)
Steel
Co.)
Steel
L
Ulr.12#
Co.
(see
Alan
7- 2
6-15
Wood
•
.
■
T. I. M. E., Inc.
(quar.)'i-»,'—
Broadcasting (initial quar.;,—-i~~~—
cHvidcnd_j...—^,—~
Talcott
(James), Inc., common (quar.)—
1
5#' preferred
(quar.;-—
— ——••STambiyn <G.> Ltd., com. (quar.),,—
4#
preferred
( quar.#—.——
—
Taylor Instruments Cos. (quar.
—
Taylor. Pearson & Carson (Canada;, Lid.
10c
Taft
2##
Stock
33c
7-
1
62 Vac
7-
1
7-
2
.150c
30c
7- 2
6-
7-
instrument
(stock dividend
Telephone Service Co. of-OhioClass A (quar.),——,
5
*
Class
B
Telluride
Temco
4.64#
4.65#
4.90#
6.10#
preferred
preferred
5.25#
Texaco
6-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
$1.15
7-
1
6-12
$1.16
7-
1
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
$1.27#
7-
1
6-12
$1.28
7-
1
6-12
—
$1.31#
7-
1
6-12
$1
7-
1
6-12
15c
—
7-
1
6-15
-
—
Lines
(quar.),,
7-20
6-30
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1.14
8-
1
7-15
51.16
8-
1
7-15
*81
Ltd., 4# preferred (quar.)
Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)—,,
preferred (quar.)
Canada,
Texas Electric
$4.56
$4.64 preferred (quar.),——.—
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.
5.40#
4.96#
$3.50
$3.50
~
6-15
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
9-15
6-15
Textiles, Inc., 4#
Textron,
$1.25
Inc.,
Belts
&
$5 preferred
preferred
Co.,
common
Class
B
Universal
7-10
8-
7-10
——-
44c
7-
6-
31 #c
31 #c
20c
$1.25
25c
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
Thompson (H. I:) Fiber Glass Co. (quar.),—
Thompscn-Starrett Co.—
70c conv. preferred (accum.),,,,,,—:
Thor Power Tool Co. (quar.)—,—,—
Thorofare Markets, common (quar;)——
5# convertible "preferred
(quar.)—.
Timely Clothes, Inc. (resumed),—
Tom Bell Royalty (annual;
Time Finance Co. (Ky.) (quar.)—--,,—,
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A (quar.)
12#c
Class
Toro
B
$1
Products
convertible
7-
6-15
Van
Camp
—
(initial;
preferred
Sea
7-
6-15
Van
Dorn
Iron
6-15
Van Sciver
Vendo
6-30
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-15
6-30
Fdod
Co.
York
$1.12#
7-
1#
6-22
Yosemite
62 #c
7-
1
6-15x
Younkers
CO c—
8-15
7-24
7-10
6-26
6-30
6-11
8-31
11-30
7-
7-
7-15
7-
Wagner
7-
9.
7-
2
Toronto
$75c
6-30
Class A
6-30
6-12
y
Corp.,
(quar.)
Transcon
Lines
1
6-23
Wall
6-30
Wallace
12 #c
6-30
6-
9
7#c
6-30
6-
9
25c
(quar.)——x—
Extra
Zi.——.
Transue & Williams Steel
6-30
6-17
__—
Investment Corp
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4## pfd. A (quar.)
4##
12 #C
Previously
1
7-
8
date
8-
1
7-
8
t Payable in
1
6-13
12 V2c
€-30
6-10
6-30
Company
(quar.)
30c
16c
Towle
Mfg. Co.
(quar.),
Traders Finance, Ltd., class A
Class B tquar.)
4J/a# preferred (quar.)
7■
6-
1
8-14
7-
1
8-
2
$25c
175c
1
25c
6-30
6-30
5%
preferred
1#
———
.
6-15
has
7-
6-19
$1.75
1
25c
7-
1
8-20
Corp
Pharmaceutical Co,—-
6-
1
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
(Dallas)
25c
8-25
11-25
11-16
$1.12#
7-15
6-30
$1.25
7-15
6-30
$5
True
Temper Corp
4##
preferred
(quar.)——-———+—
preferred A
(quar.),.
5#
Trust Co. of New Jersey
Quarterly
10c
Twin
208
South
Salle
Street
1
6-24
8-
3
7-20
11- 2
10-19
13 #c
Quarterly
Two Guys
7-
62 #c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)——
7-
7-20
7-10
U-Tote
(quar.),,,,—
'M,
%##
Udylite
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
25c
Trust
Union Acceptanoe
(N.
Electric
Y.)
(quar.)
Corp. Ltd.,
partic.
rnn-iMim
Union
13 %c
—,
Corp.
Underwriters
«Of
7#c
common
com.
2nd pref.
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
*7#C
»
tl5c
$3.50
preferred (quar.)_
$3.70# preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
87 #c
—;
92 #c
5## pref. A (quar.)—,—
Union Investment Co. (quar.),
RR.
United Biscuit Co.
5##
Fruit
6-15
7-
1
1
6-17
7- 1
6-15
7-
6-16
7-
1
of
7-20
7-20
7-20
$1.12#
8-15
7-20
f 8c
$69c
8-
1
6-30
76-
3
5
15c
7-
1
6-16
30c
—
7-
1
6-
8
7-
8
America—
$1.12#
(quar.)
series)
(1958
Co.
8-15
8-13
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
United
1
8-15
(quar.)
4## preferred (quar.),
United Cities Gtf6#
7-
7-15
1
7-15
13%C
(quar.)
7-
1
6-19
15c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-19
50c
7-15
6-12
7-
6-22
United Fkiel Investments, Ltd.—
6#
class
Class
United
B
a
preferred
(quar.),
preference (annual)
1-75C
$$1
United Income Fund
preferred
7-
1
1
6-
preferred
com.
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
1
6-30
7-
1
9-30
6-2P
5-29
8-31
Mines.
35c
Ltd
United Life & Accident Insurance
United. Molasses
Amer.
Co.,
1
7-
1
5-26
7-
1
6-19
8-31
N.Y)—
.
Hili
10-
$1
United Illuminating (increased!
Industrial Bank (Brooklyn,
Keno
60c
6-11
7-
^aep. rets, ordinary (final)
(Md.)
Stock
Stock
Stock
Wilson
6-15
1
7-15
7-
1
6-12
June
6-30
6-15
30c
7-
1
1
Common
$4.25
Windsor
7-15
$5
preferred
have
preference
be
added
corporation,
to
the
1
6-19
10-
1
1936,
and
took
business,
the
Life
addition
company
in
of
the
Nebraska
a
Insurance
Accident Insurance
all
over
Corp.
1924.
In
1,
Protective
its
owns
1
6-15
6-19
7-
1
6-15
30c
117#c
7-
1
1
Home
being
has
1
8-
1
with
1
7-10
7-
1
6-
1
6-
writes
the
1
6-19
170c
$1.31 #
40c
7-1
7-
6-15
1
6-17
6-30
6-19
6-30
6*
7-15
building
its
located
at
9
7-10
84
branch
terms
are
to
be
supplied
rate
of
$100
common
stock
The
by
subscrip¬
amendment.
from the sale of the debentures, $3,487,500 will
notes. The balance of approximately
used
for
other
general
corporate
working capital both for
coffee
purposes, including
the company's
opera¬
cold
and
beverage vending machine operations
to be acquired.—V .189, p. 856.
'■
or
months
The
1
6-20
the
6-20
which
shares
issue.-
tional
available
7-6
6-22
9-21
9-11
1%
35C
7-
1
>6-
8
10-
1
9-
4
1-4-60
12-
4
8-
1
11-
i
$1.06#
7-
7-30
1
15c
10-
9
6-15
6-30
7
6-19
7-15
to
par
be
increase
from
used
authorized
312,600
to
effect
no
a
par
There
to
the
split,
in the treasury.
This is Seeman's only
equity
definite plans at present for
issuing the addi¬
shares, Mr. Fowler said,
and
they will be held
possible future acquisitions or other corporate
no
for
V.
purposes.
189,
2245.)—V.
p.
corporation
covering
offered
The
of
stock
held
are
189,
p.
2396.
Selection Sales Corp., Cleveland, Ohio
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
stock
Part
authorized
also
The
common
shares.
two-for-one
receiving another share for each share held, bringing
shares
outstanding to approximately 625,000, of
are
at
$15
per
proceeds
are
8
filed
of
6#
June
on
3,000
6-15
7-
(See
will
common
57,000
6-20
voted
S3
of
shares
total
7-30
10c
rate
a
the
with stockholders
1
18%c
at
of
shareholders
1,000,000
1
8-20
earnings
for this corporation In the current quarter
substantially better than that of the first
company's fiscal year, John B. Fowler, Jr., Chair¬
man, told shareholders at their special
meeting held on June 15.
The
company's fiscal year ends in June.
running
7-
7-
shares
share,
without
a
letter
preferred
of
—
Files With
notification
stock
(par
with
$10)
the
to
be
underwriting.
to be used for working capital.
Co.,
$1.50
7-31
$1.25
8-
1
7-15
$1.26
8-
1
7-15
Corp.
(quar.)
85.04 preferred (quar.)
So.08 preferred (quar.)
South
304
operations through
Brothers,
Consolidated
are
nine
-
7-
35c
Power
Credit
receivables
Inc.—Stock Split
Voted—Earnings
Improvement Noted in Current Quarter—
5
7-
125c
(quar.).
be
the
Seeman
5
7-
1%
Inc.
its
engaged
outstanding
additional
for
recently acquired
7-1C
8-
and
tions
6-15
20c
,
of
which
in
wholly-owned
a
which
Co.,
Nebraska,
business
corporation
to
connection
Office
conducts
underwriting
proceeds
retire
$1,600,000 will
75c
:
capital of
in
6-10
7-
and
net
to
provision of
6-10
7-
the
used
additional
(quar.)
liquida¬
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering $5,135,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
1, 1979. The company proposes to offer the debentures
1959,
due Aug.
price
Of
be
9-10
7-
7-15
10c
.
in
working
domesticated
subscription by
its common
stockholders
at
the
principal amount of debentures for each 23 shares of
held. White, Weld & Co. is named as the
underwriter.
6-25
7-
50c
(quar.)
Electric
stock
corporation
19,
$1.06#
preferred (quar.)
(J. C.), Ltd. (s-a)
Industries,
Virtually
Seeburg Corp.—Registers Rights Offering With SEC—
6-12
25c
common
on
company.
This
6-12
7-
50c
(quar.),,
•
of June 26,
as
Investment
April
finance
and
company
tures,
$1.50
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
6# preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public fjprvlce
5-20
6-15
8-
62 #c
$1.43%
dividend
Co.,
'
6-10
1%
Wisconsin
1
2
7-15
7-15
50c
(quar.)
6-19
7-
^
dividend
&
15,
18th St., Omaha, Neb., and
offices—V. 189, p. 2612.
150c
Wllliams-McWilllams Industries—
6-19
5-20
7-
the
135c
15c
(quar.)
7-20
1
6-12
$2
common
Co.
will
Delaware
on
The
Health
The
6-22
6-30
20c
preferred
proceeds
May
consumer
6-15
6-30
35c
30c
(s-a)
7- 2
7-
7-1
5#
Securities
subsidiary,
Life.
8
Co.—
$1
10%#
6-
10c
$1.25
(quar.)
*6c
(quar.)—
1
the
incorporated
tion
(quar.)
Yards
(Consider), Inc.
Bros.
organized
the
6-15
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
Co.
p.2G12.
company.
predecessor
€-20
7-
$1 25
$4.25
Oil
7-15
7-
of
was
6-20
$1
Inc.
preferred
Wieboldt Stores,
Wilcox
7-15
117 #c
Stock
4#
6#
$1.05
1
holders
PROCEEDS—The
6-12
37#C
White Hardware Ltd., $2.80 1st
pref. (accum.)
White Motors, 5## preferred
(quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Fund,
189,
accrued
BUSINESS—This
6-20
37 #c
(increased)
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
5#
preferred (quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
Wilson
Ltd.—
(quar.)
prior lien
Union
Co.—Buys Idaho Plant—
Corp. above.—V.
6-12
6-30
$1.25
series)
(George) Ltd., class A
B
(increased)
Whitehall
•
of
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
Wichita
Maid
or
involuntary, in the amount of $26.25 per share
dividends.
The company may redeem
all of any part
of the outstanding 5#
cumulative preferred stock on not less than
•30
clays nor more than 90 days
written notice
and
payment
of
$26.25 per share plus accrued dividends.
5
7-15
30c
Western Union Telegraph
Co.; (qu&r.
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.).
4#
ma¬
grades of
voluntary
plus
1
40c
$1.10
(quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery
Co*p.—
Common (quar.)
5# preferred (quar.)
5# preferred (quar.)
s
Western Tool & Stamping Co
Class
and
for
(1955
Williams
6-30
81.06 Ya
United
Quarterly
eoc
$i.o«v4
__
preferred
■
The
tion,
6-15
1
Gas—
(1952 series)
preferred
Weston
Minute
all of the stock had been sold
6-30
7-
7-
$1.12#
—______
(quar.)
preferred
Willett
10c
37 #c
Common
United
6-22
(from net investment
income)
4V4%
7- 2
Funds, lac.—
United Gas Corp. (quar.)
United Gas Improvement,
4##
2
,
types
Iron
Scott,
6-15
was
5#
6-15
$1
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Union Gas Co. of Canada,
Ltd., com.
Pacific
1
Co.—
$4
Union
7-
all
for
paper
1
$1.02'/a
:
preferred
Natural
making
Beloit
of
7-
the
!—
Texas
Western
From Harrison, Inc.-—
A
for
sale
publicly offered 10,000 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock (par $25) at $25.50 per share.
Power—
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.),.
5#
Class
—
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities, class A
(quar.V
6 # preferred (quar.)
Western Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)
6-11
4c
(quar.)
Carolina Telephone Co
Western Casualty & Surety (increased
quar.)
Western Department Stores
(quar.)
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A
6-15
62 #C
La
1
6-30
62 #c
Century Investors.
City Rapid Transit, 5#
patent
to
machines
and
2c
50c
Western
(Jersey City) —
——
Twentieth
Snowdrift
convertible
such
June 15
50c
(quar.)—
Utilities, 4.40# pfd. (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)!—
West Virginia Water Service—
8-14
25c
(quar.)
several
manufacture
6-19
1
West
Ostertag
1971.
built
the
1
7-
6-19
the
189, p.
previously granted by it
has
include
7-
$1.12#
—
Power & Light, Ltd.—
7# preferred (quar.),.
West Penn Electric Co,
(quar.).
€-17
under
license
a
which
to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. and Wachob-Bender Corp.
1$1.75
7-
that
Wis.,
extended
6-15
6-15
7-
advises
6-10
1
67 #c
by Rice Barton, and to have made for it
machines utilizing the Ostertag patent.
G-18
7-
62 #c
(quar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
it
license
1
35c
Tries
for
paper
its
Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered
—A group composed of First Trust Co. of
Lincoln, Neb.;
West Kcotcnay
6-19
tax.
1
Wesson Oil
7-
payment
non-residents tax.
7-
6-16
30c
corrected
here,
Canadian
6-30
1
Tri-Continental Corp., common,—
$2.70 preferred (quar,?—,—.
—:
The
indicated
15#
7-
7-15
Penn
is
less
37# c
7-
4.10#
4.20#
4##
Non¬
source.
Securities Acceptance
6-20
West
built
under
Beloit,
been
See
6-22
6-
6-10
the
G-22
6-30
6-10
incorrect.
was
date
income
Seabrook Farms
5
135c
J
—
6-10
date
funds,
additional
paper.—V.
7-24
7-
6-30
7-
at
7#.
6-15
25c
15c
7-
Products
Jamaica
use
Works,
6-15
11c
7-
dividend.
deductible
tax
tax.
record
U. S.
Florida,
Scott
8-14
6-30
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
ment income)
*50c
:
this
tax
is permitted to design and sell
paper
featuring use of a suction breast roll in accordance with the
Ostertag patent for making all types and grades of paper.
9-15
6-16
6-10
for
funds,
resident
machines
6-30
6-15
$1.12#
:
and/or
Barton
75c
6-15
2
to
Rice
$1.12
1
$60c
+
(quar.)
and
7-17
8-
1
7-
closed
(Continued from page 10)
Palatka,
6-19
1
15c
7-
$60c
6-12
$1.37#
(quar.) —!
2
6-15
6-30
INVESTMENT NEWS
6-19
87 #c
7-
&
7- 2
7-
$3.50
pfd.
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.),,
Wcbcor, Inc. (quar.
2
1
1
6-30
(initial)
15#;
income
8
7-10
7-
6-20
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
6-15
50c
(quar.)
xLess
7-17
20c
—
6-26
7-10
7-10
3
8-
30c
6#
40c.
—
6-16
6-19
20c
Torrington
6-16
6-15
100#
ordinary
(quar.)——_
Terminals
$4.50 preferred
6-10
6-30
&
1
1
7-17
8-
published
8-
6c
Warner-Lambert
6-15
6-30
S1.06#
—
6-30
$1.12#
preferred (quar.)———
Tidewater Oil Co.. $1.20 preferred (quar.)—
Tobin Packing (quar.)
(from
Corp.
& Tiernan, Inc.
Warehouse
Thrift
Investing
7-
8-
not
tax
British
7-
62 #C
Ward Baking Co., 5##
Ware River RR.
(s-a»
Forging Corp.—
Quarterly
Street
6-16
7-
9c
Ltd.
Canadian
resident
$2
50c
$33c
7-15
35c
books
in
Less
(Hiram)-Gooderham <fc Worts, Ltd.-—
Quarterly
:
;—
(Delaware)—
Inc.
Transfer
% Payable
Walker
7#c
Airways.
(quar. 1
1-15
a
6-15
7-
Baking
7# pfd. (accum.),,
System (quar.)—
Walker & Co., common (quar.)—
6-16
A
*
7-15
10-15
7-15
Waldorf
9
7-15
7-10
1
Caribbean
1
1
chines
6-19
1
7-
Class
811-
2-1-60
7-31
common
$4.50 pfd. (quar;)_——
(quar.)_..__„+____,___
6-30
1
$1.25
(quar.)
— _
Supply
7#c
prior pfd.
conv.
7-13
7-
11-13
G
7-27
$250
Trans
Electric
6-20
$3
Inc.
(quar.)
Zenith Radio, new common
8-15
1V2C
Jewelry Co.
Zenith
9
7-15
6-15
Zeller's, Ltd.. common
4## preferred (quar.
33c
6-23
Vulcan Corp.,
4-
1
17#c
J
12c
7-
5
6-12
7-31
8-
62#c
——
$1.50
7-27
5
7-at
1
6-30
7 Vac
(quar.;
Zale
6-12
6-
6-1G
Towmctor
(quar.;—J
preferred
Consolidated Industries,
6-12
6-19
1
7-
65c
;
(quar.);
6-30
1
6-
6-15
■
-
6-30
6-30
1
t-
-
(quar.),,,25c
par)
7-15
7-
1
1
37#c
.
(quar.;
7-15
15c
1
13c
(quar.)
($50
pfd.
Yuba
(quar.),.
(quar.)
17 #C
56 #c
—
1
7-
Bros.—
7-15
Works,
7-
25c
37 #c
preferred
Gas
Park & Curry
17 #c
7-
Chemical
5#
6-15
6-15
••
Co.—
6-10
—,
8-25
div.),, ;;
(quar.)
pfd.
5#
7#
9
3
7-
1
1st pre!',
Mfg.
convertbile
County
5#
6-15
6-
6-31
7-
7-
6#
6#
6-22
1
6-30
7-15
7-
J25c
Ltd.,
Corp;
7-
120c
25c
.
6-15
Toronto Iron Works Ltd., com, (quar.)—
60c class A par tic.
(quar.),,
Star,
7-15
0
v" $1
25c
common
8-25
,
......
Youngstown Steel Door
$1 25
Company,
a8p
25c
Cab
6-22
6-22
—
pfd.
(quar.)—
$2.25
6-22
6-30
13c
Fellow
1
1
(quar.)—
Co.
class A
5%
6-29
..
Townc
7-
(quar.)
Works
(J. B.;,
25c
■.—,—
1
&
7-
25c
25c
(quar.)
6-22
Yale
93 #c
(quar.;_
31#c
7-2
40c
lc
,
93
——_
___—,—__
(quar.)—
3# %
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6# preferred (quar.),,
Volunteer Natural Gas (stock dividend;—,
17 #c
10c
7-10
6-29
(interim»
(stock
«
€-30
20c
$1.50
Monthly
Monthly
6-10
50c
Helicopters, Ltd.
(Wm.) Jr.—
6-42
«-13
preferred (quar.)
Ventures,.'. Ltd.
Viau, Ltd.
(quar.)
——a.,,,™,—
6-15
7-
30c
—i—
Corp.
Oil
6-30
f
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
Victor
.————
1
7-1
7-15
(quar; )X
:
.
6-30
,
a4p
Wide
6-20
25c
"
,,.7-
5
$1
—
(stock dividend)
Upjohn Company (quur.
—'
Utah Power & Light
(quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., com. (stock div.) —'
7-10
8-
—-
W#c
quar.)
Universal Winding Co.
7-10
$1.19
(quar.),——
(quar.)
(initial
com.
(quar.)
6-22
1
$1.21
(quar.)
Thomas Industries, class A
preferred
6-30
$1.14
'
6-
Wrlgley
50c
8#
8-
—
(increased)———
common
convertible
Thomas
new
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Controls,
$1
$1.25
—
1
8-15
1
—v,,,,
preferred (quar.),——
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Texas Utilities Co. (quar.)
7-
World
;
25c
(quar.)—
1
-
$4.76
6-5
$1.75
fl5c
6-16
6-30
Bonus
6-5
1
2
7-15
(quar;;!,^.,,,,
(F. W.), Ltd., ordinary
87 #c
7-
(quar.)
6-19
1
7-
87#C
Universal
7-
6-30
87#c
——
6-15
$1.25
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Woolson Spice Co., common
6#
preferred <quar.)_
7-
7-
.20c
6-31
„
$$1.50
f,
12 #c
6-11
25c
—.—
1
30c
Light, S4 pfd.
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
preferred
.(quar.;,,,
8
7 #c
(quar.)—
common
7-
(quar.)
Fower &
—
$1.24
$5 preferred (quar.)—,—
Texas & Pacific Ry. (quar.)——
Texas
Corp.,
pref.
(quar.»__—
8
50c
(quar.)—,—,,—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6#
(quar.),,
7-
40c
Common
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pine LineCommon
Whclan
Ltd.,
Industries
7-
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
United
Alexander,
Woodley Petroleum Co.
Woohvorth
(quar.)
$1.35
—
.
from
s.
$3.50
preferred
(quar.),—„—
preferred (quar.)
.
,
6-12
61.16#
$1.22#
*5c
preferred (s-aj
Playing Card Co. (quar.),
—
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)—
3%# preferred A (quar.),
—+—
.3%#-. preferred B (quar.)
4## pfd. 2nd voting pfd. (quar.)
—
U. S. Printing & Lithograph,
5# preference A (quar.)—
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
7#
preferred (quar.;
•U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.»
(quar;)
—
United Steel Corp., Ltd
United
Stockyards Corp.,
common
(quar.)
70c convertible preferred
(quar.)—.—
United Stores Corp., $6 pfd. (quar.)
$4.20 non-cum. conv, 2nd pfd. (s-a>,,—
United Utilities Inc.
(increased;
8
7-
—
«Va#
U.
6-17
2
$1.12 ya
(quar.)
Gas
1
7-
$1.02#
61.06#
(quar.)—
Natural
7-
15c
—
preferred (quar.;,—
preferred (initial)—
4.72#
Tennessee
6-10
G-24
10c
(quar.
*
preferred
7#
6-10
$1.50
preferred (quar,),,,.
preferred (quar.)
6.12#
6-30
6-30
Wood,
Weodali
6-19
7-12
10c
B
Extra''"
6-30
6-30
50c
&
U. S.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
*
7-30
40c
-
2nd
4.60#
class A
Co.,
25c
—
(quar;)-,.—
(quar.),,,.
—
Foreign Securities—
(25c
from
capital gains and
ordinary income;
S.
6-15
40c
-
6#
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.;—_
Power,
Aircraft-
4.50#
•
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission
4.10#
preferred (quar.)
4.25#
preferred (quar.)_,
Foil
U. S. Gypsum Co., common
7- 2
2#
—
~
•
Cold
Fidelity & Guaranty
S.
U.
6-12
1
preferred ' (quar.;
Storage (initial quar.)
S.
S
Class
6- 5
125c
Technology
U.
6-15
115c
6#
$1.2T
8-
i
7-15
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
will
Calif.,
Payment
Angeles,
details, see V.
be
of
189,
made
the
p.
at
the
company's
24G1.
Security First National Bank,
outstanding preferred stock.
Los
For
•
>
Volume 189
Number 5859
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—70
Planning Section—
Skil Corp.—Organizes Product
corporation announces a newly organized product planning
section which is expected to strengthen the company's efforts in the .,
development of new products and to continue its leadership ip the
improvement of established products.—V. 189, p. 2245.
/v •
This
This
It
the Kankakee
companies,
oil
70
was
on
was
$500,000.
Oil Tool Co.—Stock Offered—
Oil Tool Co.—Stock Offered—A group
(II. G.)
Smith
(H. G.)
headed by William R. Staats & Co., Los
public offering
Inc.
Smith-Corona " Marchant
company
Additional
—
*
notes
due
tance
of
details,
June
V,
Private *
;
M
,
^Brothers,
it
announced
was
June
on
22.
For
SEC
basis.
about 4.902%
bid was
A
also
received from Salomon Bros. & Hutzler at 98.1077% also
business
of
Issuance
of the
Interstate
The
is
issue
184,
authorization
by
470
box
estimated
cars
to
ondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock
City
The
1799.
p.
(par
made on June 12 by White, Weld & Co. at $26
share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per
This
offering
completed
was
on
June 15.—V. 189,
.
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings Higher—
reports gross operating revenues of $3,838,812 for the
of May, 1959, compared with $3,376,304 for the same month of
the previous year,. Gross income for May, 1959, was $1,032,885 com¬
pared to $830,553 in May, 1958.
Gross
operating revenues and gross income were $46,721,073 and
$12,484,924 for the 12 months ended May 31, 1959, compared with
$43,812,563 and $11,566,249 for the 12 months ended May 31, 1958, an
The
used
be
Wheeling,
of
Vn.,
W.
June
on
16
,
became
the
'
second
District
field,
the
Greater
of
unit.
the
company
«
►
authorized
further continuance,
a
rr •
1959,
false
of
Strategic Minerals Corp.
misleading and, if so, whether
and
2464.
p.
of America, Dallas, Tex. is
stop order should be issued
■
.
,
and 8%,
respectively.
Net income for the 12 months ended May 31, 1959, was $9,259,952,
equal, after preferred stock dividends, to $1.92 per share on the 4,395,299 shares of common stock outstanding at end of said period.
For the
months' period of the preceding year, net income was $8,362,after preferred dividends, to $1.74 per share on 4,387,388
outstanding at end of said period.—V. 189, p. 2613.
12
same
equal,
852,
shares
,
,!
the direct sale of $5,000,000 4%%
sinking fund notes due June 1, 1979, to five insurance
companies, Norman E. Alexander, President, announced
on June 23.
The participating companies are John Han¬
cock Mutual Life Insurance Co., Occidental Life Insur¬
ance Co. of California, The Union Central Life Insurance
Co., Guarantee Mutual Life Co. and Farm Bureau Life
The
stock
for each
shares
share
July
on
from
of. $1.25
will
17
vote
shares
800,000
on
$2.50
of
outstanding.—V. 184, p. 825.
Cutler-Hammer,
189,
above.—V.
Inc.
p.
of
one
by this company of UBS Chemical Corp. has been ap¬
by the latter's stockholders.
It is expected that the exchange
share of Staley stock for each 13% shares of UBS will be
completed
30.—V.
June
by
189,
to a level
capital
Stock Offered—
(par $25) to its common stockholders of record
April 7, 1959, at $27.50 per share. Recor^l shareholders
may waive their rights to subscribe or may have to
June 15, 1959, to subscribe in greater sums than pro rata,
but subject, however, to allocation of the excess in the
event the issue becomes oversubscribed by the share¬
holders.
On all subscriptions by record shareholders
made by June 15, 1959, the full issue price of $27.50 per
share, will go to the company, no sales commissions be¬
ing payable thereon. Shares still remaining unsold arc
then to be offered, to the public through Bache & Co.,
Antonio, Tex.,
loans
and
Fiber
net
provision
of
BUSINESS—This
the
State
under
of
the
Is
Texas,
trade
incorporated
company,
a
manufacturer
Reliable.—V.
name
189,
and under the Laws of
and distributor of batteries
in
p.
Ink Co.,
With respect to the consent judgment entered on June 19 in the West
Coast
,
antitrust case,
company
spokesman commented:
"To all intents and purposes, the Government lost the case in
2
proceedings.
<
a
"It
suit
will be
recalled
■
that the
'
..
Government's
pretrial
service
The Court also commented
file this suit now, in the
light of the competitive picture since 195G 'and today.
"Although confident of ultimate exoneration in court. Standard
entered into negotiations for a consent decree after the Court had made
these rulings and at the same time the Court strongly urged the parties
to try to reach agreement in order to avoid a trial of the case which
would take a year or more and be vastly expensive and burdensome to
filing of the suit in 1950.
that the Government
all parties
would
not
likely
be
and to the Court.
assured the litigants
to
settlement discussion would
part of any of them or as a
anything wrong.
"It is significant that the judgment expressly states that Standard,
even though consenting to the decree, nevertheless does not in any way
acknowledge that the Government's charges of combination and con¬
spiracy have ever been justified.
'
"Futhermore, It will "be noted that the decree precludes the Govern¬
ment from hereafter introducing in any suit or proceeding 'evidence
to support any. olaims or contentions that prior to the date of entry
hereof any two or more defendants jointly possessed much monopoly
power or were otherwise-guilty of
any of the several violations of
Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act' claimed by the Government."
"The
not
be
that
Court
considered
concession
that
as
weakness
defendants
had
the
on
done
.
•
•—V. 189,
2346.
p.
of
1
■
graphic
the
in
available
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
Union Tank Car
offering of 52,000 shares of common stock (no par) made on June 16 by Bache & Co. and associates at
$33.50 per share, with a
p.
dealer's concession of 90 cents
This offering was oversubscribed.—V. 189,
share.
1177.
per
complete line of litho supplies
1717.
inks,
and
pressroom.—V. 189, p.
printing
a
for plates
Make Payment—
United Fruit Co.—Ordered to
Applegate Division of
the New York Supreme
Court on.
June 23 upheld basic provisions of the 1957 New York State Supreme
Court decree ordering this company to pay $4,628,997 to International
The
of Central America.
f
payment was ordered to cover the cost of banana exports andt
import shipments made before Dec. 31,, 1955 and including
Railways
These include, in- addition to a
the new plant.
line
field."
Sun's Graphic Arts Group
arts
added that all the products of
Thome
Mr.
The
certain
interest to Dec.
18,
1957.
4
shipments after 1955, the judgment ordered ratable increasesFruit paid the same rates for moving bananas on th&
railroads as all other shippers.
'
United
Fruit Co.
had sought to have the lower 'Court decision
reversed.—V. 189, p. 961.
-5'''* • >'■
On
Co.—Units to
Oil
Sun
SunOlin
See
Chemical
189,
Co,—Starts
p.
1972.
$8,000,000
Plant—
by Sun Oil Co. and Olin Mathieson
build an $8,000,000 plant at North
urea for fertilizers, animal feeds and in¬
This company, jointly-owned
Chemical Corp.,
has started to
Clymont,
dustrial
The
of
Del.,
to
produce
uses;
scheduled for completion next spring, will have capacity
tons
annually.
The company noted that in addition to
plant,
73.000
equity capital from each
finance
the plant.
The
company,
amount
a
of
bank loan has been obtained to
company's investment was
each
disclosed.
not
I.
James
the
30%
President of SunOlin, said that an estimated 50%
production would go to the fertilizer business,
in plastics and other applications and 20% to
Olin Mathieson will sell and distribute urea produced
Harper,
plant's
urea
to industry for use
animal
feeds.
W.
Kellogg
' '
engineering firm, will construct the
developed by Montecatini General '
Milan, Italy.
architect
Co.,
plant, which will use a urea process
Mining
&
Chemical
of
Corp.
Temco Aircraft Corp.—On
United
until
Build Plant—
below.—V.
Co.
Chemical
SunOlin
United
for this issue.—V.
See
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.
189,
101.481%
of
bid
oversubscribed and the books
follow;
-
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
645.
Transmission Co.—Contracts Let—
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co., a
wholly-owned subsidiary,, for construction of a 350-mile, 30-inch pipe¬
line which will provide a new source of natural gas to the greater
Chicago area this Fall, it was announced on June 20 by R. L. McVey,
Executive Vice-President of Midwestern.
The pipeline will be part of $112.3 million of Tennessee Gas and
Midwestern Gas facilities authorized by the Federal Power Commission
May 12. of which $81.7 million will be constructed in 1959, including
Contracts
have
been
let
$47.4 million by Midwestern
Midwestern's pipeline will
details,
and $34.3 million by Tennessee Gas.
Cromwell, Ky., to Grayco Constructors,
Inc.; 43 miles from near Cromwell to the Ohio River, to Shannon,
Allen, Gay and Taylor. Inc.; 53 miles from the Ohio River to the White
River neax Algiers, Ind., to Panama, Inc.;
53 miles from the White
River to the Wabash River, near Terre Haute, Ind., to Majfcstic Con¬
tractors, Ltd.; and 148 miles from the Wabash River to the terminus
of the pipeline near Joliet, to Bachtel Corp.
The line will cross six
Portland, Tenn.,
to
near
189,
V.
Hutzler
p.
$2,525,000
2,525,000
^
2,475,000
—
—
-
2834.
Plywood Corp.—To Vote on
Conversion
Proposal—
The
stockholders
authorizing
into
on
July 21 will consider adoption of a resolution
confer upon holders of proposed 20-year
the directors to
debentures, the
common
stock.—V.
right
to
convert the principal thereot-
189, p. 2834.
United States Rubber
-
-
Co.—New Development—
br*ak-through in the construction field has been scored with
of a synthetic rubber tape, rcinlormecl with liylOK
fibers, that is now being introduced to curtain wall fabricators all over
the country, it was announced on June 22.
Savings in valuable
man-hours in construction and maintenance!
have resulted from the use of U-100 sealing tape
developed by this,
A
tho
maior
development
company
nection with the
from
sec
-
&
Bros.
Salomon
For
by
originate near Portland, Tenn., at a con¬
multiple-pipeline system of the parent company, which
will furnish Midwestern its gas supply.
The line will run north across
Tennessee. Kentucky. Indiana and Illinois to near Joliet, 111.
Midwestern pipeline contracts were let as follows: a 51-mile section
■
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Lehman Brothers
subrdinated
Tennessee Gas
: '
v:
■UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below severally hav®
made a firm commitment, to purchase from the company the respec¬
tive principal amounts of the bonds set opposite their names:
United States
p.
Additional Financing
June 22 issue of the
awarded the issue at competitive sale on a
for the 5Vs% coupon.
Offering was.
closed. Additional details
was
group
189, p. 645.^
above.—V.
—
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers, and Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler.
The bonds yield approximately 4.97%: The
Midwest Stock Exchange—
in Air Force Contract-
Co.
offering on June 17 of $10,000,000, 5Vs% first mtge. bonds
due June 1, 1984, at 102.204% and accrued interest by
an underwriting group consisting of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
corporation was admitted to trading on the
Midwest Stock Exchange at the opening of business on June 22.
,
The First National
Bank of Chicago and the Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co
will act as transfer agents and registrars,
Temco Aircraft Corp.—Shares
Gas Improvement
Details—Mention was made in our
The common stock of this
respectively,
to
business since the
division, opened ^a new 12,000 square f,qqt
Y., on June 1, according
of the parent organiza¬
primary objective in this
require our company to dispose of its retail marketing
operations and thereafter stay out of the sales end of the oil business.
This the Court, following pretrial hearings, refused to do, after defend¬
ants demonstrated how extensive has been the competition in the oil
was
a
1799.
Standard Oil Co. of California—Consent Judgment—
.
The corporation has called for
operation of the sinking fund, $250,000 of its 5%% dnbentures du»
15, 1975 at 100%.
Payment will be made as follows: of coupon:
debentures, at any branch in Canada of the Canadian Bank of Com¬
merce; of fully registered debentures, ac the Canada Permanent Trust
Co., Toronto, Canada.—V. 187, p. 1939.
;
\
plant will offer a complete line of
new
efficient
M.
,
189, p. 2289.
Jan.
ary
programs.
by SunOlin.
:
•
.*
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
redemption on July 15, fiext, through;
the
letterpress, lithographic,
flexographic and rotogravure inks produced with the most modern and
efficient facilities known," Mr. Thome said.
"In addition, a trained
laboratory and technical service staff assure the ink maker of the most
of
will be used for repayment of bank
working capital for the Permalife Glass
proceeds
Division.
for
best-efforts basis only.
on a
increase
ink plant at 20 North Union St., Rochester, N.
to John S. Thome, Vice-President in charge
stock
PROCEEDS—The
.
Be Acquired—
Union Gas Co. of Canada,
was
The company on June 1 offered 10,000 shares of common
of San
to
Opens New Ink^Plant—
full
Standard Electric Co., Inc.—Common
4
.
.
Corp.—To
(A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co. above.—V.
See
corporation's working
consistent with increased sales and to provide
would be available from
2397.
p.
placement.
used
be
more
for plant expansion
"The
Acquisition
proved
2182,
p.
tion's Graphic Arts Group.
2724.
Staley Mfg. Co.—Acquisition—
(A. E.)
will
$5,000,000
General Printing
Sperry Rand Corp.—Shares in Air Force Contractsee
189,
Chemical
UBS
.
The
changing the authorized
par value to 2,000,000
par value, two new
sharej to be issued in exchange
held.
As of June 17, 1959, there were 440,400 common
stockholders
common
shares
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Eastman
assisted in the private
Speer Carbon Co.—Plans Stock Split—
notes.—V.
tional
Placement—This corpo¬
Sun Chemical Corp.—Private
Co.
estimates that it will spend about $109,000,000 after
in completing construction work which was scheduled
1959 and 1960, It has a revolving credit-
under the company's mortgage as the basis for issuance of a portion
of the new bonds. The amount so deposited is to be withdrawn by
the
company
against property additions and used to prepay addi¬
ration has completed
Insurance
1959,
agreement with six banks which permits the company to borrow from
time to time up to $60,000,000 until June 7, 1960.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds and preferred stock will he
applied in part toward the prepayment of notes outstanding under
this
agreement, and the balance will be deposited with the trustee
a
,
„
that date for completion in
at
•
189,
company
April 30,
;
suspending its effectiveness.
The statement proposed the public of¬
fering of $1,000,000 of bonds and 1,200,000 common shares.
The
parties have been negotiating a factual stipulation which would avoid
the
necessity of an evidentiary hearing, and the continuance will
allow additional time for the parties to reach an agreement on the
stipulation—V.
The
v
July 8, 1959, at 2:00 P. M., of the hearing in the proceedings under the
Securities
Act. of
1933
to
determine whether the
registration
month
increase of 7%
1980,
headed by White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
The interest and dividend rates, public offering prices and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment,
to
statement
Line Co.—Registers With
Commission—
group
,
from June 22,
Ore.
SEC
due
stated
has
letter of notification with th®
stock (par $100) to be offered,
a
corporation on June 25 filed a registration statement with
covering $20,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, series
and
150,000 shares
of cumulative preferred stock, $100value, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting;
This
to
SEC
With SEC—4;
Gas Pipe
Transcontinental
Strategic Minerals Corp. of America—Hearing Again
The
filed
9
V:'vV-' :
2832.
per
Securities and Exchange
begin promptly. The plant is scheduled to be completed
for testing within 15 months.—V. 189, p. 390.
is
June
on
covering 2,200 shares of common
$130
personnel how to operate the plant.
and ready
Build Space Chamber-—' f
share, through Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc., Portland,
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes. -
at
the
design
so
corporation
The
SEC
unit that it will
utilize the fuel content of the sludge to produce the heat and power
required for the operation of the Process itself. Sterling will furnish
and install all equipment,
conduct specified tests and instruct the
Sterling will
contract,
.
a
Tollycraft Corp., Kelso, Wash.—Files
.
the
Under
„t.
Co. has.
station witl»
compressor
Republic Aviation Corp. above.—V. 189, p.
See
to
contracted
Gas
Tenney Engineering Inc.—To
Chicago, a world leader in the sewage
install the Process.
Sterling Drug Inc., whose engineers discovered and developed the
Process, will design,
equip and build the Zimmerman Process plant
for Wheeling, as it also will for the Chicago Sanitary District.
The contract price for the Wheeling plant is $284,000.
In addition.
Sterling will receive a royalty for 15 years on all sewage sludge entering
Sanitary
treament
cost
was
per
to
are
Postponed—
share.
a
municipality to adopt the now method of sewage sludge disposal known
as
the Zimmerman Process.
Only five days before, The Metropolitan
Southern Union Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
$1)
letter of notification with the
to be
D. C.
for Imortgages, land, paving roads,
filed
8
Sterling Drug Inc.—-Second Contract Signed in Five
1063.
p.
per
Commission.
secured
be
to
June
on
shares of common stock (par one cent)
share, through Stanford Corp., Washington,
300,000
$1
proceeds
Work
subject
are
With
'
payable, advertising, etc.
Board's
certificates
the
Commerce
to
$7,521,410.—V.
of
26.
June
on
sale
and
approximately all sold at
Issues
certificates.
920.
p.
Days for Zimmerman Process—
:
'RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on June 24
offered an issue of $6,000,000 Southern Pacific Railroad
4%% equipment trust certificates, maturing annually
June 1, 1960 to 1974, inclusive.
The certificates are ;
priced to yield from 4.50% to 4.80%, according to ma¬
turity. The winning group, which was headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.2699 for 4%% certificates, which
Southern Pacific
close
at
The
This company's stockholders on Aug. 7 will vote on proposed merger
With. Smith.Agricultural Chemical Co.—V. 188, p. 793.
for 4%%
corporation
covering
offered
loans
to
189,
Stelling Development Corp* Tampa, Fla.—Files
and Exchange ComtriaEsion—
■
The
189, p. 2832.
equivalent
25,000
some
Securities
Smith-Poiifflass Co„, Inc.—To Vote on Merger Proposal
is
are
affiliates.—V.
Co.,
District Pipeline
154.000 Standard Oil Company (Indiana)
employees of the parent company and
approximately
Among the
stockholders
its
has placed privately $6,000,000 of 5'/a% promissory
15, 1979.
The financing was arranged with the assis¬
Lehman
see
.
the company's assets have grown to nearly $3 billion.
It has paid dividends for 66 consecutive years.
The
Whiting refinery's newest crude oil distillation unit, put in
operation
this month,
processes
140,000 barrels every 24 hours—
more
than 233 times as much as the refinery's first still.
.
In the 70 years,
capital
share.—V. 189, p.3461.
Placement Details—
This
Angeles, made
June 25 of 110,000 shares of
on
stock (no par) at a price of $9.75 a
Midwestern
a
: ; *
•
:
with the facilities of Chicago- •
subsidiary of Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., of
Chicago.
Through the facilities of Chicago District,, which currently
are
being enlarged, gas from Midwestern Will be delivered to threelarge Chicago area distribution companies which in turn will. deliver
it to homes, businesses and industries.
The three firms ar i Northern Indiana Public Service Co., Peoples Gas. and Northern Illinois Gas Co,
First winter deliveries will approximate 255 million cubic feet per
day, increasing to approximately 360 million cubic feet per day by thothird year. The latter figure includes 200 million to Northern Indiana,
100 million to Peoples Gas, and 60 million to Northern Illinois.
•
r
The Midwestern pipeline construction will commence in July and will
be completed in the Fall.
At the same time, Tennessee Gas will con¬
struct additional compressor station facilities on its system- to provide'
more capacity through which to deliver Midwestern its gas supply,
.Midwestern also has pending before the Federal Power Commission
an application
to construct a 504-mile, 24-inch pipeline to provide the
upper midwest with a new natural gas supply from western Canada. •
Tho
line would
run. from
the Minnesota-Canadian border to near ,
Marshfield, Wisconsin. It would have a delivery capacity of 200 million
cubic feet per day, including 158 million cubic feet per day to be' de- .
livered at Marshfield into a proposed connection with, a pipeline of
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—V, 189, p. 2614.
At
.
Smith
of
horsepower at Portland, Tenn. '
Joliet, the pipeline will connect
6,000
"
-
and Dea Plaines, both in. Illinois. T ".,ft
to the pipeline work, the Houston Contracting
construction
started
.
.
addition
In
(Kentucky), the White ^Indiana) and
the Ohio, Wabash, Green
rivers:
Years Old—
largest
world's
the
of
one
June 18. 1959.
;
.
.
:
organized and incorporated June 18, 1889, with a capital stock
old
years
of
concern
53
(2937)
Financial Chronicle
and field-tested
for the past
Universal American
year.—V. 189, p. 2834.
'
tract—
contract to build a network
launching sites at Lowry Air Force Base at
A
$27,000,000
awarded
and
•-
to
a
joint
venture,
Morrison-Knudsen Go.,
Universal American.
Hardeman,
three
Army Engineers
'
of underground missfl®
Denver, Colo., has heram
consisting of the
Inc., a subsidiary of the
other firms, it was announced on
The contract is the second awarded to the
Paul
|
Corp.—Syndicate Awarded Con¬
to build
June 23.
-
ccnstruction group-
underground launching sites tor
Titan missile*
54
(2938)
at
Lowry.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
A total of
18
launching sites
buil(S*
be
to
are
nine on
each
contract.
the
on
2*5
to
new
contract, for $20,941,820, is the third missile project award
Hardeman
with
Air
in
six
weeks.. in
addition
the
to
two
for
Force
Base
at
electronic
systems
of Jet fighter planes.—V.
189,
for
pilot training
and
maintenance
2720.
p.
Universal Oil Recovery
Corp.—Suspension Permanent
corporation, located in
change
tion
to
at
Consequently,
menced
the
pension
of
at
become
$10
withdrawn
the
of
has
the
its
for
request
Securities
shares
and
its
stock
should
*
share,
under
filed
be
the
13,
vacated,
V.
188,
the
sus¬
12,500 shares
for
of
1957,
that
which
common
temporarily suspended
Oil's
offering cir¬
Universal
various
fpr
exempt
which,
when
price, would exceed
under Regulation A.—
offerings
Co.—Sharp Earns. Incr. Forecast—
sto^k dividend will be paid
be
Around
$1.50 per
He said sales would
earlier.
be
June 3U,
share,
around
on
from
up
cents
share
a
last
from $14,412,472
up
a
with
recently declared
adjusted basts earnings
an
six
$17,000,000,
$3
year.
a
year
Mr. Leeson said the company would close the
year in strong financial
position. With the recent calling of the preferred stock and
July 31 of a small amount of convertible
debentures,
there would be
outstanding around
800,000
shares
of
on
The
has called
company
5'/2%
105.6%.
Debentures may
1972
i
for
redemption
convertible
on
subordinated
at
inclusive.—V.
redemption
he noted,
common.
Debentures—
outstanding
be
converted
189, p.
into
July 31, 1959, all of its
debentures
due
Dec.
31,
stock
common
to
July
31,
2726.
and
Ltd.
The
company will
America the sum of
borrow
from
The
$450,000 on its
ceeds of this loan, after
payment of
& Co.
and estimated
expenses
of
company plans to use the
Reduction of long-term
improvement
Denver
BUSINESS—The
State
Utah
of
subsidiary.
concrete
block,
cellaneous
sections,
located
5%
boxes.
of
Salt
addition
expansion
Lake
to
Plant;
working
under
such
The
at
the
of
second
installment
purchase
the
premises
laws
the
of
pipe, telephone conduit, and mis¬
as
highway guard posts, manhole
principal office of the company is
inventory
agreement,
constituting
of
and
the
predecessor
obtained
Ogden
offices,
storage yards. Utah-Idaho Concrete
Pipe Co., Inc.
j -1?. no
lonier engaged in the same business
subsidiary of Utah-Idaho Concrete
gaged
in
similar
operations
in
in
the
company. A
is
en¬
as
'
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
exercise
—V.
stock
6%
stock
($1
shares
*5,000
of
of
($20
stock
28,796
the
company's common stock
issued to the
underwriter,
warrants
182, p. 2182.;
30,000 shs.
are
reserved
for
Schwabacher
the
&
Co
.
to
which
&
market.
No
are
be
used
to
189,
TO
Associates—Registers
Ths
located at 611
company
registrationi
statement
<*
with
the
With
for
issuance
employees.—V.
Corp.
189,
Los
of
SEC
on
convertible
shares
subordinated debentures
capital stock (par $1). The
of
June
due
24
covering
15,
July
1974
a
$4,000 000
and
Loan,
in
the
with
Glcndale
savings
a
savings
by
amendment.—V.
189,
p.
of
since
areas
its
and
main
for
new
high-intensity
production
noonoed
Radcell
Heart
in
such
by this
are
of
gamma
fields
as
company,
irradiator
chemistry,
of
new
aggregated
loans
Cal.
Victoreen
which
Radcell
claims
584.
made
are
a
that
uses
for
its
Model
an-
770
cylindrical
irradiation
chamber
lend
originally
funds
March
31,
1959,
unpaid
total
the
income
general
ended
year
of
Dec.
$7,791,258,
of
reserves,
31,
of
principal
and
1958,
net
said
are
GIVING
Common stock
amount
Mutual
in
real
of
TO
and
William
erally agreed
stock
set
Blair
to
&
Co.
purchase
opposite
its
Sachs
PRESENT
over
Parker
&
are
Co
as
representatives,
number
of
shares
has
of
William
&
.
B.iair & Co.____^—
Austin, Hart & Parvin
Bache & Co.—
Bacon,
J.
&
,
Becker
&
Co.
Bingham, Walter
Inc.—
&
Lo?wi
3,000
Inc. —_L_—
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—_
6,000
Co.__.
&
&
S.
Drexel
&
&
Eppler,
ton
The Ohio
Pacific
2,500
Paine,
&
Co.——
Guerin
Reynolds
The
Co.,
Inc.
■—
2,000
3,000
&
<fc
Granbery,
Maraehe & Co.^
Harrirnan
Co
Ripley
&
Simon
&
Stroud
2,500
The Illinois Co.
6,000
Inc
Corp.
,_
Johnston, Lemon &
Co
p.
2.000
Wertheim
Watling,
company
June
at
$1
per
share,
proceeds
operations.
3
of
&
in
Lerchen
&
E.
Tacoma,
letter
stock
Wood
of
to
be
used
for
of
the
V* V
Co.
and
new
a
plant space
*
the month
:
'
*
-
•
expansion program,"
our
missile
*;"':.,
...;
businesses.~V. *189,
;
■•*
Additional
—
in
*
June
our
Financing De-.
22
issue
the
of
' / /
'."
named
the
*
'
,
below
a
de-/
/ ;
/
have
severally agreed
respective
principal ;
following
•
,
1
•
700,000
650,000
650.000
2835.
p.
Co.—New Development—
industry's
June
on
1
insuring
first
Yale
at
adequate
parts
to
electronic
Materials
decentralized
equipment
; /
control -system
Handling
users
stocks
and
Division
and
Yale
parts
fast'
Fran--
*,
replacement
&
\
control
system
is
the
IBM
*...
Memory
2^00
Co
&
3,000
Co._*l_
2,UoO
Co
&
&
(par
2,000
Co.—
2,000
centralized
branch
electronic
With
with
to
the
be
SEC
offered
....
incidental •■•to
mining
country
with
control
demand
computes
unprecedented
speed
and
from
accuracy
Remand into constantly maintained adequate stocks
depot, warehouses.
and
depots
are
Leandro
To
located
(Calif.);
•<
.further
in
Philadelphia,
sales
and
Baltimore,
ChicagOi
Forrest
City
(Ark.),
and
service
branches
in Philadelphia,
City,
Pitsburgh,
Cleveland,*
Leandro,'San "Diego and Los
York
New
assure
Detroit,
San
good
parts service, IBM RAMAC reduces to an
absolute
minimum
the
repetitive clerical functions of order editing,'
pricing,--manual calculations, order typing and other manual functions
in coanection with parts transactions. *
Allrthese
punchecli
exceptional
■'
functions
pre-verified
typing
processed electronically by -the
card data at speeds seven times
are
resulting
in
accuracy.-—V.
greatly
189,
p.
reduced
2078."
"
order
use
of prefaster than
processing
time
with
*
,
■
■> -
Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
In s£ major'move'"tor strengthen and furiher broaden
its field erection,
,
s'ei vicg nationwide," Xhis corporation
of
leum,
John
L.
acquired
Nichols Construction
an announcement made
McGara,
and
Mrs. Ruth
jointly
Nichols,
Nichols Construction.
founded in
industrial maintenance
1950, is
a
recognized leader in field erection
services for
the
and
chemical, petro-chemical, petro¬
and allied industries centered in the industrially expanding South
Central-and
was
has
Rouge,: La., according to
by* Yuba's*President,
President
Nichols,
cents)
RAMAC
the
of
Co., Inc., Baton
■
.
10
and
Angeles.
2,500
6,000
notification
expenses
locations,
(Pa.),
AkronV Cincinnati,
2,500
4,000
Wash.—Files
without underwriting.
are
aircraft
purchasers
189,
of
Harrisburg
4,000
Co.—
Woodard-Elwood
a
_
to
made
replacement
section
Yale*
10,000
Sons_..__
Zuckerman, Smith
filed
of
3,000
4 000
2,000
common
purpose
new
June 48
on
will be moved to
Representatives.
manual
»
covering 300,000 shares
,
prior
of
Light
was
operation
San
&
2,000
Co.,
Wilson
with
,
4 000
Co..
2615.
Mining:
for
profit of $602,488,
compared
Marvel;-"RAMAC 305, located in the. Yale headquarters plant in Phila-delphifti' Pa.
RAMAC's
enormous
capacity
permits storing
up
to
5,000,000 characters of inventory and accounting data on Yale mate¬
rials handling equipment replacement
parts.
These parts, through decentralized stocks in Yale
Factory Depots,
2,500
&
Anthony
Day
L.
Harold
into
2,500
Inc
Joseph Walker
3,000
John B. Joyce & Co——
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
189,
R.
Co.
Trask
3,000
Indianapolis Bond & Share
--V.
Co.|&.
Webster Securities
&
Tucker,
Hutton & Co.—
6,000
10,000
Spencer
4.000
Co
net
a
when
;
_
Factory Sales and Service Branches, are
maintained close to all key industrial areas
throughout the country.
In order to keep
satisfactory inventory levels of parts in all areas,'
3,000
&
Corp.
6,000
& Co
E.
Co
&
& Co
S. Smithers & Co.—
&
Hutton
addition
Institute
Towne Mfg.
&
the
the
F.
Stone
Co
developments
in
,
1939
and translates that
Stern, Frank, Meyer &> Fox
Stifel, Nicolaus <fc Co,_..
Co.,
&
resulted
favorable
for
—
Co., Calvert enjoys an outstanding
Southeast for structural steel fabrication,
industrial, lift, .truck
each
& Scribner—
Smith, Barney & Co.——
10,000
Noyes
In
V.
4,000
3,000
4,000
see
3.0C0
4,000
Goodbody
;
-
Representative
3.000
*
Singer, Deane
Co., Inc.—
Sunstein & Co—
Reid
profits
•
favorable
from
the
company
the series C bonds: -
Co.—
&
I.
M.
that
of Scaife
and
"
—»
Rothschild
Schwabacher
Fulton
.
2,500
Inc.—
Shearson, Hammill
Co—____
Marshall
of
Heart
&
Gardner——
Co.,
2,000
&
earnings were not pro¬
phases of Wilson Brothers
all
believed
scheduled for completion during
;move
South
Mellon
details
went
3 000
_
2,000
Chapman & Co.—
Southwest
be
650,000
chised
Co.__—
2,500
——t—
Foster
F.
&
&
-
'
some
While
that
First Boston
Y'ale
Robinson-Humphrey
F.
of
.
Reinholdt
L.
increase
$2,350,000
The
2 500'
Jackson
.
Boa*d,
Corporation--—
Th aim aim & Co.
For
,
6,000
3,000
Turner,
two
the
& Co.- Incorporated!—
Webber, Jackson & Curtis_
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day___
3,000
Curtis
6,000
&
out
sales
a
Paine,
3,000
Co.—_
6,000
!
stated
operations
division
a
the
McDonnell
2,500
—
Webber,
3,000
Co
p.s
Ladenburg,
2,500
Co.—
Northwest
expect
Chairman of
2,500
Co.J—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.:__
2,500
Newburger <fc Co.——2,500
2,500
:
'
\
v';
Parker.
purchase
The
Jones & Temple-
____
2,500
Dominick
Inc.
Mitchum,
Parker,
continued.
-,":V:*'.f
deliveries
2,500
Co
&
Milwaukee
&
Co
can
$14,068,522,
PURCHASERS—The
to
for
<fe
Dickson
Dominiek
Masten
C'o._—
Co.
sev¬
The
Co., Inc
of
.
2,500
2,500
Weedon
Dam
E.
•
tank
and diversification was accomplished on
May 1
With thfe acquisition of The Calvert Iron Works of Atlanta,
the
3,000
2,500
he
pointed
tails follow:'"
3,000
—
and pressure
group was awarded the issue at competitive sale on
bid of 100.8899% for the 514.%
coupon.
Additional
•
&
6.000
Inc
producer
the dividend.
a
offering* on June 19 of $5,000,000, 514% first
mortgage sinking fund bpnds,
series, C, due June 1, 1979,
at 101.866%, plus accrued interest
by an underwriting
group headed by The First Boston Corp. and associates.
The bonds yield
approximately 5.10% to maturity. The
' 2,5Q0
Irving Lundborg & Co.l___
2,500
M.
Co.
textile
soon,
meeting.
share-
question "by
a
expansion
Mr.
at
McKelvy & Co.—2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
3,000
2,000
Crowell,
<fc
;
public
10,000
& Co.—A. J_
A.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc._
Julicn Collins & Co.—_____
&
Corp."—.
Brothers
Ryons
principal
as
V'.*^—•>-"
\
v
its Multiple Metal Work ing FellowPittsburgh, Wilson Brothers, through
Company, formed a joint venture with the A. H. Lasday Co.,"'
Pittsburgh, in Mayr .1959, to investigate and develop a new
product, ;
Parallite. Parallite,
an" extremely
high-strength glass-fiber reinforced plastic material,'is expected to enjoy "wide use in a
great number of
10,000
McCormick & Co.—.——
McDonald
&
Co.—_______
Bosworth, Sullivan <fc Co.__
Courts
Co.______
6,000
Hurry,
v,*c
Parker
Worcester Gas
common
6,000
—
G.
Higginson
Lehman
Lester,
3,000
Co
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Bear, Stearn & Co
A.
Lee
4,000
Whipple & Co
Barth
48,650
&
„
(f
Lee
Scaife
amounts
Freres
to
bridge erection and steel warehousing.
."Research is expected to be a
key aspect of
Shares
Lazard
2,000
,
1958."
tails—Mention
below:
48,650
•:
answer
Maurice
,
acting
listed
are
•
**r.';"".
,'L
year
stated
had
Sachs
in
entire air compressor
operation
ship
Outstanding
Shares
Goldman,
means
Mr.
sales
Operated
reputation in
FINANCING
Goldman,
Co.
amendment.
*.'.■*
of- the
reported
Oakmont, with the
estate
Loan
supplied by
&
' •*: *'
agreement on
1958.. One,
net
on
of this
1,200,000 shs.
whom
ior
the aggregate
name
in
and
2,500,000 shs.
underwriters,
Brothers
1971.
directors
"This*
1959,
Ga.
to
Authorized
($1 par)..
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.
Savings
be
,v
confidently projecting Wilson Brothers sales at the 826,000,1959, antl expect to be producing at the $36,000,000 rate
for
Further
earnings before appropriations to
EFFECT
all
arc
19.
of June.
the
Savings
,:'**;
for
June
p. 1974.
Mutual
'■
*
uujV-'-
Parker made the statement
level
The
$2,085,437.
CAPITALIZATION
Stern
**-
industries,'particularly in the
assets
S3.,*.',-.
Brake Shoe Co., Roghester, N. Y.
By combining Scaife's pressure-vessel
capability with the pump-making capability of Kellogg-American, Scaife
could now market a
completely integrated air compressor end product;.
op¬
finance
to
189;
Two, a program of diversification into hard
goods, begun with
acquisition of Scaife Co. of Oakmont (Pittsburgh,
Pa.), in October, .
held out great; optimism for the coming
year.
•
;
lilt order to fully exploit the production
capacity of Scaife, esti¬
mated
at
more, than $35,000,000,;',Wilson Brothers acquired
the
air*
compressor products line of the Kellogg-American Division of
American
was
For
The
is
to
"Walt-
1958,
principal activities
and
the
is known-as
,
field.
management
estate
the
the
also
real
years.
$116,916,365; savings accounts, $111,227,037, and
general
reserves, undivided profits, guaranteed stock
and surplus were $10,212,-
The
and
—
1925.\-i
in
Pasadena,
Its
investors
in
and* >v
v
operating profitably and that
would substantially exceed 1958.
/
founded
was
in
Securities and Exchange Commission—
research, training
petroleum and biology is
Corp.
■'■
to
are
are
options
business
>*,':
concerns,
This company expects to declare a stock dividend en
common
Maurice Parker, ^President and Chairman, said at the annual
jected
single family homes.
of
$134,797,721;
Werdenhoff
for
"virtually unlimited."
the
it
office
Covina,
medium
Mutual's
REVENUES—As
2398.
Victoreen Instrument Co.—New
Product
A
Higginson
underwriters.—V.*:T88,*'p.
Mr.
loan
the
plant/ which
hot^'disclosed —V.
were
and underwriting- terms
price
based
and
sale
sometime this Fall,**
construction and ownership of homes and other
residential
Most
construction
loans
been
in
be
the
electronics
issuing
$12,000,000
certain stockholders.
to
otLer
to
Expects Sales and Earnings to Rise—
business of Wesco Financial Corp. is the
capital stock of the Mutual
Savings & Loan
metropolitan
in
provide
the
has
&
branches
to
the
Cal.,
Savings
finance
20 000
20,000 shares of
capital stock
are now
outstanding and are to be offered for
public sale by the two
holders thereof.
Dean Witter <fc Co.
is named as the
principal un¬
derwriter for the
offering of debentures ana stock. The
public offering
prices, the interest rate on the
debentures, and the
are
underwriting terms
to be supplied
;
<
000
nroi»ntly outstanding and
of
wish
rented
•
manufacturer
a
account
did not
is
space
.Electric- Co., Inc^Kegisters With -SEC—'
holder and
principal
all
which
Angeles,
property.
W.
Hansen Way, Palo Alto, Calif., filed
ident,
Mr.
(None
Offered
west
*"
and*4 175,000
representing
outstanding
stock,
are
to
be
for sale by
the present * holder-thereof. Jay V. Wilcox, prestreasurer,1! and director of the company.
The public offering
offered
103,125
Stock
■:
company
«•
2398.
p.
*•s
company,
located at 1400 Chestnut Ave., Kansas City, Mo., '
registration statement with,the SEC on June 24, 1959 covering
318,736 shares of common stock (par $3);
Of the shares being reg- J
istered, 143,736 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
.
518,550 shs.
of
•'
a
on
exercise
miles
12
This
filed
$14,569
upon
Common
—
E.
SEC—
•'%
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
/building
the
of
'Wilcox
com¬
FINANCING
1,900 shs.
'
________
Rivets
.■•"/-h"
'
"We
PRESENT
125,000
_____
Hill Richards
Varkui
Terms
>;
manu¬
electronic
f
"
*
Wilson Broth.ers—Plans StocK Dividend—
June 25
on
stock at
being sold for the
Hemphill,
1514.
p.
and
Charles
ihe
on
Hydel
for
•/;,*.
*:.;v.,
development,
$43,000
Inc.
purchase stock.—V.
EFFECT
reserved
Financial
BUSINESS—The
underwriting is involved.
to
v-
the
$50)
are
offered
Gerstley,
corP°ra^on
pn June 2 filed a letter of notification with the
SBC covering a maximum of
26,240 shares of common stock
(par $2 50)
to be offered to
employees under the
Employee- Stock Purchase Plan,
at
proceeds
%
in
land
of
acres
•
-•
such
■■
assemblies
,
_*£he sale oi the
Enginering Center" and- which houses more than *900 engineers,
firms
es
Raytheon Manufacturing- Co., Clevite; Transistor
Inc., Itek Corp.,, Modern Design,-and Biekman Associates.
are
Co.,
to
part
PROCEEDS—None of the proceeds irom the
sale of the common stock
v.ill accrue to the
company as the shares are
are
'
Files
in
$40,000
an
issue of 387,300 shares of
price of $23 per share. The
offering
marks the first public
sale of the
company's common
stock. Offering
oversubscribed and the books closed.
First
Y.
due
Mr
'«,
the
of
company
ham
:
approximately
announced
19
in
Ripley, in making the announcement, explained that .since three-
Among the other * tenants of
The
certain ,key
common
Farwell,
Industries, Inc., New York, N.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
i
and *?,
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and William Blair & Co. are
joint managers of a nationwide
group of underwriters
R.
'='206,300 shs.
Van Norman
The
accumulated
engaged
note.
(par
Dempsey-Tegeler &
None
1,000,000 shs.
_________
have
June
on
buildings
Boston.-
the
Offered—
during 1959;
products,
is
(par $1.50)
shares
Davis, Skaggs
$450 000
par)!..
par).
new
Instrument Co., Inc.—Sale—
President,
and
11
an
Brothers*in
J.
Outstanding
is
Mr.
the portion of the net
it as follows*.1 approxi¬
by
note_
Cruttenden, Podesta
TO
debt
Preferred
existence
however,
_
Common
an
still
Co.,
Inc.,
Idaho.
Western
i
Long-term
is
Pipe
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
f
oi
,
"
approximately $25,000 for the production
products, and the balance for general corporate
______
under
long-term leases on
plant
buildings
and
the
which
GIVING
mortgage
con¬
379-17th St., Ogden, Utah.
The company's plants are lo¬
Ogden and Salt Laake
City, Utah, and a sales yard and office
maintained at Provo, Utah.
The company and its
wholly owned subsidiary were
organized with
$50,000 capital, by its five
present officers,
who were employees of
the
company's predecssor, Utah-Idaho
Concrete Pipe Co., Inc
The
predecessor company
was
established
in Salt
Lake
City, Utah
in
1937 and operated the
business until Jan. 31,
1952, when the five
employees who now constitute the
management of the Company ac¬
the
and
due
electro-mechanical
mortgage
Wesco
capital.
cated at
equipment
received
v
and
is
quired
Stock
Authorized
first
granted
at
The company and its
wholly owned
manufacture
and
sell
concrete
pipe
metal
products
meter
of
pro¬
be
notes
for
equipment.
Common stock
$434,000.
$698,482.50 as fol¬
of
improvement
incorporated
was
Co.
The
1952.
Co.,
corrugated
concrete
and
30,
estimated
are
expansion
and
notes.
iptendsM-orapply
to
company
of
$13,500.00 to Schwabacher
funds
new
Insurance
unsecured
lee of
debt;
plant;
company
Culvert
total
and
conduit
Jan.
on
Utah
which
gamma
oversubscribed
was
-■
sale
CAPITALIZATION
Loan
Prudential
5Yar/c
a
$2,500,
of
of
2834.-'.-:;;
p.
Ripley,
land
Monday, Junfi 29, 1959
.
.
Waltham, Mass., Vith a total lloor
space of 450,000 Square feet. :to. the William Kaufman
Organization of
New York
City,' a realty investment group.
The Waltham firm will
lease back
approximately 120,000 square feet of space in the plant,
company was incorporated in Connecticut
April 3, 1947, as The Bristol Motor Co.
In
1952
It assumed
its
present name.
Its
executive
offices and principal plant are located
at Coulter St.,
Old Saybrook, Conn.
:
completed, all
APPLICATION OF PROCEEDS—The net
proceeds to be received by
the Company from the sale
of 41,300 shares of common stock
offered
hereby are estimated at
$264,482.50, after deducting estimated ex¬
penses of $5,000.00 and
underwriting commissions of $29,942.50.
i
struction
189,
R.
company's
,
'
new
-The
and
munications
erates
above.
shares having been sold.
Plant;
Waltham Precision
Louis
on
Mutual
Utah
Concrete Pipe Co.—Common Stock
Offered—
Schwabacher & Co., of Salt Lake
City, Utah, on June 17
publicly offered 41,300 shares of common stock
(par $1)
at $7.25 per share. This
offering has been
lows:
inch
development,
BUSINESS
facture
are
The
utilization
wasted.—V.
Offering
payable,
marketing of
ownership
Upper Ungava Mining Corp. Ltd.- -On Canadian Re-
Ogden
be
America—Common
company
purposes.
1959,
stricted List—
See DuMaurier Mines
of
inventories
Association,
of the said
cubic
approximately $30,000
company's plant facilities at Old Saybrook, ConWaldoboro, Maine, approximately $170,000 for the* reduc¬
in
research
*
:
To Redeem
44
the
accounts
of
Preferred
100%
maximum
assures
otherwise
financing
and
6%
Universal Winding:
this
expanding
increase
by officers,
directors,
and
promoters
$10 per share public
offering
limitation
of
tion
registration
Commission
This company's net for the
year to end June 30 will be close to
share according to Robert
Leeson, Presiaeni. This would compare
only 12 cents a share earned in fiscal 1958. Since the
will
source,
mately $160,000 to retire
com¬
1658.
p.
proceeds
whether
and
exemption
from
Regulation A. The
the
$300,000
Co.
PROCEEDS—The
and
an
registration,
question
•
under
from
Nov.
proceedings
the
on
public offering of
a
of
held
at
This
refrigerants or heated liquids
Design of the Radcell, with
sample.
the books closed.
Oil
misstatements
and
omission
of
material
fact
and
that
no
exemption
appeared
available
in
view
of
the
absence
of
appropriate escrow arrangements
for
50,000
shares
of
computed
the
of
selling stockholders.
Ex¬
Universal
of
discontinued
company
order
contained
the
would
necticut
permanent.
per
its
12,500
suspension
notification
a
in
of
proposed
exemption
cular
has
order
of
Commission
request
Oil
to
pursuant
asserted
the
Chicago,
1957,
share.
per
temporary
has
Universal
stock
13,
offering
$10
the
the
at
order
depth.
.
Nov.
public
stock
in
210,000 shares of common stock offered, 180,000 shares
are being offered
for the account of the
company, and
30,000 shares are being offered for the account of certain
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
proposed
common
inches
George, O'Neill & Co., Inc., and Blanchett, Hinton &
Jones, Inc., on June 23 publicly offered 210,000 shares of
common stock
(par $1.50) at $3.12V2 per share.; Of the
Commission
from
a
the
upon
which
Vocaline
President
tronics division, Systems Engineering of Los
Angeles, designs, fabricates
and installs instrumentation
systems for missile facilities. The division
This
9
fourths
Universal American, said the Hardeman company lias a
backlog of
$25,000,000 in construction and engineering work.
Hardeman was acquired by Universal American in March.
Its elec¬
hearing
control
surrounding
radiation
of
stimulates
and
Santa
Maria, Calif.
In announcing the new contract
award, Francis S. Levicn,
also
temperature
coils
projects at Lowry
Morrison-Knudsen, Hardeman alone has a $2,000,000 contract to
an
Atlas intercontinental missile
launching site at Vandcnberg
build
diameter
able size.
contracts.
The
in
of solid or liquid samples of consider¬
The central chamber is enclosed by a
cylindrical metal assem¬
bly containing tlie radioactive source.
Around this assembly are wound
two helical stainless steel coils bonded
together metallurgically.
The
inner coil provides for flow of fluid
samples around the radioactive
source, the outer coil provides for flow of
first
contract, for $41,500,000, is under way, and work
on the second is to
begin soon.
:
i
<
Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho, and Hardeman of Stanton, Calif.,
are providing all the
equipment und will do all the construction en both
'
inches
capacity provides for irradiation
*
.
Work
.
Gulf
$9*500,000:
Construction
•
Coast
Under
states.
Yuba
Division.—V.
The
company's
ownership,
189,
p.
750.
it
will
annual volume
be
known
as
in
1958
Nichols
<2.
Volume
Number 5859
189
.
.
.
-r.r
'
"iT""
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
"
•
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
Board of Educa-
rants; due in
Sale
issue
An
—
of
$250,000 capital outlay school war¬
was sold to a group headed
order,'
ment date
by George M. Wood & Co., r as 4s,
3%s and:33£s. Dated Mar. 1,-1959.
1964. ~ Principal
Legality
by
approved
Dumas,
:
I
a
cost
to
awarded
headed by Sterne,
at
23—v.
offered June
rants
2727—were
Agee & Leacn,
$345,000- 5s. Due on July-1 from
1960 to-1969 inclusive.
'
583,000 41/js. Due on July 1 from
1970 to- 1980 inclusive.
Equitable
Corp., Thornton, Mohr
Farish, Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
Stubbs,
Watlcins
&
Lombardo,
Inc., First National Bank, Mont¬
gomery, First National Bank, Bir¬
mingham, Cumberland Securities
Corp.,
and Interstate Securities
Corp. ' "f, *'.
v? ■
•
"■
at:, the
Chemical
Exchange Bank, of New York
.
;
-
!
Aug.
250,009 general
City
Treasurer N.'M.
that the City
Clerk and
Payne
announces
bids
sealed
receive
will
Council
(CDST) on June 29
purchase
of $5,050,000
bonds and warrants, as follows: %
until
rants. Dated
obligation
(F-A)
war¬
2
p.m.
inclusive... Warrants
-
•
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
on
Jan.
1962
to
Bonds due
in
from
1
'
inclusive.
Due
1989
1965
'
callable, in
and thereafter are
part, in inverse
order, on any in¬
payment date on or
whole, or in
'
numencal
terest
1S46. Principal
(J-J) payable at
National Bank of
after Jan.
%
1,
and
interest
the
First
Birmingham, in Birmingham,
or at the option of the holder,
4
at
Corn
Chemical
the
Ex-
York
:
City. Legality approved " by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
1,000,000 natural gas system
revenue bonds.
Dated March
1, 1959. Due on March 1 from
change,-Bank," of
<
New
•
•
1962
due
•
■■■*
to
1989 inclusive. Bonds
in
.part,
in
order*, jon
.
"
_
in
any,
date
ment
thereafter
whole or in
inverse .numerical
callable,
are
and
1965
on
interest pay-
or
after March
1, 1964. Principal and interest
M-S
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Birmingham,
in
Birmingham, or at the opof
the
holder, at the
Chemical - Corn
Exchange
tion
Bank, of New York City. Legality' approved
by" Reed,
:
.
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy,
of New York City. :
"L
public
300,000
Due
1969
V
*
5
inclusive.
1963
.
and
1,
Bonds
thereafter
in
call-
due
are
numerical order, on
any interest payment date on
or after July
1, 1962. Principal and interest .(J-J) pay¬
inverse
the
at
Bank of
First
National
Birmingham, in Bir-
mingham, or at the option of
].
the
!
Corn
.
July
able, in whole or in part, in
able
*
improvement
.1959.
oil July 1 from 1960 to
Dated
bonds.
holder, at
by
the Chemical
Exchange Bank, of New
York City.
Reed,
Legality approved
Hoyt, Washburn &
McCarthy, of New York City.
1,500,000 general obligation sewer
system warrants. Dated Jan.
Riverside
School District,
County,
Calif.
interest payment date on side until 11'a.m. (PDST) on July
July 1, 1964. Prin- 6 :for .the ; purchase of $985,000
cfpar and interest (J-J) pay¬ school building bonds. Dated Aug.
able
at; the First National I, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
Bhrik /of
Birmingham,
in to 1980 inclusive. Principal and
Birmingham, or at the option interest
(F-A)
payable at the
any
i
Or* after
*
-
ap¬
1965. and thereafter are callBondOffering—G. A. Pequeable,l'in whole or in part, in gnat, County Clerk, will receive
•Inverse 1 numercial order, on sealed bids at his office in River¬
system1 revenue
water
$1,000,000
County
'.
the
for
the
at
office. ' Legality
Unified
Beaumont
in
due
1966 in¬
interest
payable
City until 10 a.m. (PDST)
July 14 for the purchase, of
$730,000 school bonds. Dated July
interest
Blyth
Costa
County, Calif.
Offering —W.
Bond
a.m. (PDST) on June 30 for ."
purchase of $68,000 school
bonds. Dated July 15, 1959.
Due
til 11
the
July 15 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Principal
and
interest
on
clusive.
payable
(J-J)
at
County
the
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Los
O.
T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez un¬
Westminster School
District,
County^. Calif.
Orange
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
by the County
office in Santa Ana
be received
at
his
11
a.m.
will
Clerk
until
(PDST) on July 1 for the
purchase of $6,000 school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1959. Due on July
1960. Principal
(J-J)
payable at
15,
County (P.
Angeles), Calif.
Angeles
the
(J-J)
San Ramon School District, Contra
Co.
Co., Inc.
Los
and
payable at
County .Treasurer's office.
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Wra, E. Pollock
& Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day;
William R. Staats & Co., J. R.
Williston & Beane, The Illinois
Company, Burns, Corbet & Pickard, Hay den, Miller & Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co., G. C. Haas &
Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., Stern
Brothers & Co., Field, Richards &
Co., Winslow, Cohn & Stetson,
Hill,
Richards
&
Co.,
Pacific
Northwest Co.^ Lester, Ryons &
Co., Ginther & Co., and J. M. Dain
&
1960
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1984 inclusive. Principal
to
lusive.
inclu§
the syndicate:
office in JRed-^
on
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., Blair
& Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., R.r H.
Moulton & Co., Weeden & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., J. Barth &
cisco.
1983
1962 to
1960 to
and
in
bids at his
wood
Jhne
on
will receive
Clerk,
County
sealed
San
Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
Bond
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
Due
Mateo County,
..
.
ing,
1
June
on
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart &
&
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
July 1, 1959. Due
July 1 from
on
1 from
Treasurer's
.
Huntsville, Ala.
and Warrant Offerings-
Bond
Others
Merced
the
clusive."1 Principal
Due
from 1980 to 1989
a.m.'
on
3.90s.
5,000,000, 4.10s.
(Calif. DST) on July 7
purhase of $7,000 school
bonds/ Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due
11
for
City,, or at the option of the
holder,;; at the First National
Bank of Birmingham, in Bir¬
mingham. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &
McCarthy, of New York City.
.
&
:
from
County, Calif.
Corn
able;
1
.
School District,
Carlos
San
4,500,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
interest payment date on .V Bond Offering—E. T. Johnson,
or' after* July
1, 1964. Prin¬ County Clerk, will receive sealed
cipal and interest (J-J) pay- bids at his office in Merced until
;
1966 inclusive.
1960 to
2,000,000
&
any;
Securities
:
Stone
District,
School
At water
inverse numerical order, on
1989 inclusive.
1985 to
Co.,
&
Hutton
F.
$3,500,000 5s. Due on June 1 from
Hammill & Co.,
Co., Shearson,
E.
able, in whole or in part, in
-
:
J
400,000 4.35s. Due on July 1 from
Others in.the account:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Dean Witter & Co., J.
Barth & Co., William R. Staats
,
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
headed
group
Lehman Brothers and HarriRipley & Co., Inc., jointly, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 4.11%, as follows:
Merrill
&
a
man
& Co.,
Forgan
Glore,
Inc.,
Co.,
awarded to
by
i Others in the account: Blyth &
1,000,009 electric system revenue Youngberg,■> Irving Lundborg &
7 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
Co., Shuman, Agnew & Co., Waon/July 1 from 1960 to 1972 genseller & Durst, Inc., J. A.
inclusive.
Warrants
due
in Hogle & Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
i"
1965 and thereafter are call- & Fox, and C. N. White & Co.
inclusive.
to 1984
were
about 3.87%.
at
at
by
Reed,
Hoyt,' Washburn & McCarthy,
of New York City.
V
272,000 4.40s. Due on July 1 from
1981
Birming-
$15,000,000 De¬
partment of Water and Power
electric plant revenue bonds of¬
fered June 24—v. 189, p. 2836—
Savings
.
gality .approved
group
price of par, a net interest
of about 4.37%, as follows: V
America National Trust &
bids
(PDST) on July 17
purchase of $18,000,000
Group A Housing System revenue
bonds, Series A. Dated Nov. 1,
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
1998 inclusive. Legality approved
a.m.
the
for
Angeles, Calif
Los
Bond Sale—The
headed by the Bank of
a;: group
' the, Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
189, p.
a
the
of
i Bond Offering—The $1,540,000
building bonds offered June 23—
v.
189, p. 2506—were awarded to
interest Association, San Francisco, as 4s,
First at a price of 101.32, a basis of
and
Birmingham, or
the option of the holder,
:\
The
—
payafter Jan. 1,
or
Bank
National
$1,600,000
general obligation refunding war¬
Sale
on
hami. in
Ala.
Dothan,
Warrant
interest
any
on
(J-J) ;^payableJ at
Birmingham v
.
in inverse numerical
in part,
rants
O'Neal & Hayes, of
there¬
and
1965
callable, in whole or
after are
until 10
sealed
receive
will
urer,
thur &
"
(P. O. Butler),. Ala.*
Warrant
& Co., Kenower, MacArCo., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and C. N. White & Co.
Hogle
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
1962
tion
NEGOTIATIONS
Alhamhra
1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
fo-'1989-inclusive. War-
1,
'
Choctaw County
55
(2930)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
interest
County
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
and
the
ap¬
of
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
the holder, at the Chemical County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. CMly,
Corn Exchange Bank, of New
ity
approved by O'Melveny & County Clerk, will receive sealed Los Angeles.
York City. Legality approved
Myers, of Los Angeles.
bids at his office in Los Angeies
Winton School District, Merced
by White, Bradley, Arant, All
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on July 14
County, Calif• ■
El Cerrito, Calif.
& Rose, of Birmingham.
Bond Offering—E. T. Johnson,
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,- for the purchase of $2,500,000 re¬
of hospital
facilities County Clerk, will receive sealed
000 bonds was sold to the Ameri¬ placement
:
ARIZONA
can
Trust Co., of San Francisco, bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on bids at his office in Merced, until
*;•
Show Low, Ariz.
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬ li a.m. (Calif. DST) on July 7
as follows:
Bond Offering
J. M. Ferris,
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J) for the purchase of $35,000 school
$75,000 5s. Due on Dec. 15 from
City Clerk, will receive sealed
payable at the County Treasurer's bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on July
office, or at any of the fiscal agen¬ on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
20,000 41/i>s. Due on Dec. 15, 1965
19 for the purchase oij $186,000
cies of the county in New York clusive.
Principal
and
interest
40,000 31/>s. Due on Dec. 15, 1966
sanitary
sewer
system • revenue
City or Chicago.
payable at the County Treasurer's
and 1967.
bonds.
Dated Jan. i, 1959. Due
office. Legality approved by Or-f
Madera School District, Madera
60,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 15 from
on
July :1 from 1961 to 1988 in¬ '
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
„
~
.
—
1
'
1970 inclusive.
1968 to
Principal
and
interest
205,000 4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
payable at the City Treas¬
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
urer's
office;
Valley
National
Dated June 15, 1959.
Principal
Bank of Phoenix; or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City. and interest (J-D) payable at the
Legality
Legality, approved by Gust, Ro- City Treasurer's office.
senfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of approyed by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Phoenix.
;
clusive.
(J-J)
will
Offering—Bids
Additional
Francisco.
at the same time for
be ^received
of $119,000 water and
improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1961
to', 1983 inclusive. Interest
J-J. Place of payment and legal
opinion
item.....
in
stated
as
-...
preceding
•
.
-
•
r .1% CALIFORNIA
Zone
Bond
No.
Offering—Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
11
a.m.
(PDST)
000
flood
Series
E,
bonds.
Dated
1959; Due on Aug. 1
1989
inclusive.
terest
County
ity
(F-A)
1,
from 1960 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved
by. Orrick,
quist, Herrington
San
Aug.
Francicso.'
Dahl-
& Sutcliffe, of
Beach
Francisco.
City Sch.
Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
$575,000 school
bonds offered June 23—v. 189, p.
Los
of America
National Trust & Sav¬
municipal
Association, San
Francisco, at a price of 100.06, a
net interest cost of about 4.33%,
Trust
& Savings
follows:
$740,000
5s. Due on July 1 from
1972 inclusive.
95,000 534s. Due on July 1, 1973.
925,000 434 s.' Due on July 1 from
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
315,000 4.40s. Due on July 1, 1982
and
on
purchase of $900,control. Issue of 1954,
June 30 for the
ings Association, of San
Manhattan
1983.
Others in the account:
Co.,
Dean
R.
H.
Witter
&
Inc.,
Co.,
J.
Co.,
Barth
&
Francisco,
100.27, a
School District,
Alameda and Contra Costa
Counties, Calif.
Bond Offering — Jack G. Blue,
Pleasanton Joint
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland un¬
inclusive.
and interest (F-A) pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
fice, in Oakland.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Danlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co., John Nuveen & Co., William
R. Staats & Co., Shearson, Ham-
cisco.
F. Hutton & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Stone & Youngberg, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Shuman, Agnew
Regents
Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern, J. B. Hanauer & Co., J. A.
Bond
mill
&
Co., E.
Merrill
&
ser
of the University of
Berkeley), Calif.
Offering —. Robert
Underhill,
Secretary
and
the
O.
M.
Treas¬
Street
'
Company.
County, Aspen School Dist.
No. 1 Reorganized (P. O. Aspen),
Pitkin
Colorado
Bond
Offering
■„!
Clifford
—
B.
Vagneur, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
(MST). on July 1
purchase of $381,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
bids until 8 p,m.
for the
incl.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1979
on
CONNECTICUT
Bond
Manchester, Conn.
Offering—Bids will be re¬
7 for the pur¬
until July
ceived
$1,500,000 junior
school bonds, it is reported.
chase
of
high
-
■
k
Milford, Conn.
Bond
Offering
Raslavsky,
University of California (P.
2200 University Avenue,
$250,000
Improvement District No. 2 bonds
offered May 26—v. 189, p. 2183—
were awarded to Robt. E. Schwe-
a.m.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1981
Colo.
Craig,
Bond Sale—The
(PDST) on June 30 for
the purchase of $255,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
til 10
able at the County
Blyth &
Moulton &
ings Association, San
as
434s, at a price of
basis of about 4.21%.
Principal
175,000 2s. Due on July 1, 1984.
COLORADO
& Sav¬
im¬
obligation
provement bonds offered June 23
—v.
189, p. 2727—were awarded
to the Bank of America National
1960 to
(P. O. Oakland),
California,
2
of America National Trust
awarded to the Bank
eral
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
awarded to the Bank
2506—were
Dist.,
Water Conservation
and
'
$309,000 school
offered June 23—v. 189, p.
Bond Sale—The
Hayward, Calif.
as
Control
j Alameda County Flood
bonds
2826—were
Bthid Sale—The $2,250,000 gen¬
the purchase
sewer
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
will
receive
a.m.
(DST)
—
Director
Joseph J.
of Finance,
sealed bids until 11
on
July
9
for the
purchase
of
$3,000,000
school
bonds. Dated July 15, 1959.
Due
on
July 15 from
clusive.
I960 to 1979 in¬
approved by
Legality
£6.
\
(2940)
Day,
Berry
&
Howard, of Hart-
vfoi'd.
ILLINOIS
Middletown, Conn.
Bond
Bond Offering:—Sealed bids will
be received until
July 14 for the
purchase
of
$1,660,000
various
bonds
to
of
100.09,
3.51%,
Pinellas Park, Fla.
June '
22 *
First
park
1960 to
were
Due
Nov.
on
to
County (P. O. Muncie),
1970
Indiana
Offering
Norbert
—
on
June
on
30
for
the
purchase
Nov.
on
inclusive.
and
1 from
Bonds
thereafter
&
of
The
Principal
and
interest (J-J) payable at the
Grace National
Bank, New York
1964
bonds
to
1969
June
in
Bond
Bond Sale—An
Sale—The $500,000
street
water
to
Sale—An issue of
and
sold
was
1960
1977
inclu¬
Leitchfield, Ky.
Bond
Martin
will
$600,000
revenue
Stein
Bros.
Offering
be
Clerk
sewer
to
bonds
&
Boyce.
County (P. O. Inez), Ky,
Bond
15,
Nov. 1 from
to
ville.
Cutler, of Chicago.
on
I960
callable
are
inclusive.
dated
are
from
any
$130,000 bridge bonds. Dated July
Charles City
Community School
1, 1959. Due semi-annually from
District, Iowa
July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1969 inch
1959.
Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
Bond
Offering — R. B. Finch,
Principal and interest payable at
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬ Secretary of Board of Education,
Chicago.
will receive sealed and oral
bids
gality approved by Ross, McCord, at 2
p.m. (CST) on July 14 for the
La Grange-Highlands
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Sanitary
purchase
of
$1,275,000 building
District (P. O. La Grange),
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
Gary, Ind.
"Illinois
from
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on July 9
,£or
the
purchase of $2,700,000
.water and sewer revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
July 1
from 1963 to 1998 inclusive. Call¬
able as of July 1, 1973.
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
Castle.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
I960
due
interest payment date on
or after Nov.
1, 1969. Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Chapman
W.
Hart, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CDST)
15
1978
1
...
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Citizens Bank of
New-
July
1, 1959. Due
Bond
Dec.
.
sive.
1
INDIANA
Delaware
1963 inclusive.
3J/2s.
will receive sealed and
bids at 2 p.m. (CST) on
July
for
the
purchase of $395,000
school building bonds. Dated
oral
National
Nov. 15 from
on
rectors,
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
nance
follows: :v
as
purchased by the
were
Federal
III.
Chicago, at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
145,000
Offering- — John Cullen,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Dist.,
$195,000
the
$50,000 3%s. Due
Bond
Town
offered
Bank
FLORIDA
Park
Sale^—The
awarded
bonds.
purposes
Park,
time
same
y--'": *-y:-
Highland
♦
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
for the
10
Sealed
—
received
until
by
the
a.m.
bids
County
June
on
29
purchase of $12,000 Health
Building
bonds.
,revenue
Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on June 1
from
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
1978 inch
issue of $600,000
City, or at the Union Trust Cc.,
improvement bonds offered June Legality approved by Chapman & Deposit Bank, Inez. Legality ap¬
sewage system bonds was sold to
St. Petersburg.
proved by Skaggs, Hays &
Legality approved
19—v. 189, p. 2617—were awarded Cutler, of Chicago.
Fahey,
Benjamin & Lang, Inc."
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
of Louisville.
to Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Guthrie Center
.NA";
Community School
Lake County
Mitchell, of New York City.
Pompano
Beach,
District
Fla.
Community High Sch.
O, North Chicago),
(P,
Illinois
Certificate Sale—The $1,900,000
Water system revenue certificates
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
-offered June 23—v.
189, p. 2728—
were awarded to a
group headed
the
building bonds
Continental
$700,000
National
Bank & Trust Co., of
Chicago, and
by John Nuveen & CoJ+i=at-avprice the
\Jllinois Co.,
at a price of
97, a net interest cost of about, 1 00.73a a net
interest cost of about
4.59%, as. follows:
^M%J, as follows:
.$217,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
$195/000 41/2s. Due on Dee. 1 from
of
1960 to
1,556,000
1965 inclusive.
412S.
from
1966
Due
to
127,000 3.80s. Due
Others
in
Garrison,
on
1988
1960
Pierce,
group:
Dooly & Co.
Bond
Offering — Geprgc
C,
White/ City Clerk, will receive
bids until noon
(EST) on
July 15 for the purchase of $G,000,000 municipal electric reve¬
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1977.
1
Oct.
from
Callable
1,
1963
of
as
1958.
to
1987
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O;
payable
office,
at
the
City
Treasurer's
Chemical Corn
the
at
or
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
1
1972
School District No. 129
(P. O.
Cedar Point), III.
Bond
Offering—Barney
hattan
The
Bank;
Company
C.
Devine
J.
&
Stearns & Co.
of
an
was
Co.
joint managers
are
of
awarded
syndicate
June
25
$20,000,000
provement
June
Guaranty
York;
and
Bear,
New
underwriting
which
issue
of
15,
public
Series B,
bonds,
1962
to
1979,
an
im¬
due
inclusive.
The
group
submitted a bid
100.48124 for the bonds as
net
of 4.0518%
interest
to Hawaii.
Other
of
a
(DST) on July 3 for the
of $130,000 bonds, as
1
from
the
,
Trust
White, Weld
&
and
under¬
Savings Bank;
&
Smith
Inc.;
Drexel
Trust
Daino, Webber, Jackson
Uornblower
Securities
&
Company;
&
Curtis;
Weeks; Equitable
Corporation;
Loeb, Rhoades
&
Carl
M.
works
S.
Co.;
Smithers
&
ton
&
Co.;
Company;
Co.; Estabrook
&
&
Company; W.
&
Co.;
&
Gundy
&
Tr»«
Tripp
Co.,
•
on
of
Trauernicht,
by Charles
&
St. Louis.
(The
of
Federal
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency has agreed to pur¬
the bonds as
4%s.)
nance
chase
Oak
Park, III.
Offering — Clarence
Village Clerk, will re¬
Bond
sealed
(CDST)
tion
Due
bids
until
8:15
p.m.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
Aug.
from
Principal
1,
1959.
1960
to
and
interest
1968
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
in Illinois, as may be
mutually agreeable to the Village
company
E.
&
&
Cross
Co.; Ameri-
&
Co.;
Wood,
Inc.; Harkness
^hio
J. S. Strauss & Co.
&
Company;
!
bonds.
1970
Chicago.
ap-^
Clair
No.
fire
90
safety
and
playground
payable
at the Akron Exchange
Bank, Akron. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Clerk-Treasurer,
will
sealed
4
bids
until
O'Fallon,
as
3y2s, at
A
a
price of par.
serially from 1960
to
1969.
University of Illinois (P. O.
Urbana), III.
Bond Sale—The
$110,000 Series
housing revenue bonds offered
June 23
were
Weld &
Co.,
$80,000
5s.
1961
as
awarded to White,
follows:
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
to
1967 inclusive.
30,000 2s. Due on Oct.
1, 1968 and
1969.
Additional Sale—The
$1,530,000
Series Bi bonds offered
at
the
22
receive
(CDST)
July 7 for the purchase of $50,-
on
000
school
aid
bonds.
Dated July
1, 1959. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1970 incl.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Princeton
Bond
School
Offering
—
Howard, Secretary
City, Ind.
No.
Nov.
1
of
23
Bond
building bonds.
Dated
July
from
approved by Ross,
Aug.
from
1,
1960
Principal
1959.
to
1973
and
fered
Parish
Sale
in¬
ties
$250,000 6s.
1961
B.Howell,
tors, will receive sealed
bids
30
until
for
2
p.m.
(CST)
of
Direc¬
and
oral
June
on
Due
1965
on April
1
inclusive.
242,000 4J/2s. Due
on
from
603,000 41/is. Due
April 1 from
1970
to
1977
from
1960
Others in the account:
Blyth &
Co., Inc., Almstedt Bros., J. J. B.
Hilliard & Son, Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Bankers
follows:
April 20
inclusive.
on
1966
Due
April
on
20
1967 to 1979 inclusive.
Parish
Gravity Drainage
(P.O. Plaquemine),
1
Offering—T. A. Chapman,
President
of
missioners,
the
Board
will
bids until 7 p.m.
for the purchase
of
receive-
(CST)
on
Com¬
sealed
July 28
of $446,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated
Aug.
1,
1959.
Due serially in 30
years.
F-A.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
La
1
to
p.
a
Louisiana
Bond
April 1 from
inclusive.
41/2s. Due on April
from 1978 to 1996 inclusive.
as
Due
4%s.
from
on
2,405,000
2400—
syndicate
Equitable Securi¬
4V2S.
810,000
Interest
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
/
Fourche
No.
1
Parish
School
District
(P. O. Thibodaux), La.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
ceived
until
10
a.m.
re¬
(CST)%>n
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $2,100,000 school bonds, it is reported.
Leesville, La.
Bond
Offering
—
Jerry Dean*
Co., Inc., W." L. Lyons & Town
Secretary,
will
receive
Co., Reynolds & Co., Stein Bros. & sealed bids until noon
(CST) on
Boyce, Westheimer & Co./Clark, July 15 for the
purchase of $515,Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc., 000 public improvement bonds,
Bond
Charles A. Hinsch &
Co., Inc., and
Security & Bond Company.
Bond
fered
W.
C.
Erlanger, Ky.
$20,000 sewer
and refunding bonds of¬
Sale—The
revenue
Secretary of the Board
to
$1,100,000
189,
to
Corporation,
$300,000
Iberville
follows:
"«
The
18—v.
by the
District No.
4.49%,
as
School District
—
awarded
headed
interest
by the Equitable
Securities Corp., at a price of
par,
a net interest cost of
about
Community School District,
Iowa
Bond Offering—Frank
were
(P. O. Lake Charles),
June
were
Due
24—v. 189, p. 2728—were
awarded
to a group headed
IOWA
Ames
—
building and equipment bonds of¬
July 9 for
$965,000 school
of
Ashland, Ky.
of
000 school
2837
p.
Louisiana
McBurney,
Schools, will
Sale—The $3,500,000 util¬
ities revenue bonds
offered June
Margaret L.
of the Board
School Trustees, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $129,-
189,
v.
school
bonds, offered
revenue
—
Calcasieu
School
KENTUCKY
Huhnke,
p.m.
'*
:y;
Bond
Princeton, Ind.
Offering—Viola
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sale—The
building
State
Bond
1 from
Scottsville, Ky.
$90,000
Bond
June
payable at the School Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds are dated July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
im¬
provement bonds was sold to the
First National Bank, of
Dated
clusive.
County Bank, Princeton. Legality
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved by
Legality
on
inclu¬
The
1959.
1988
co.
City, Iowa
City Community
District, Iowa
purchase
bonds.
sive.
County School District
(P. O. O'Fallon), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$30,000
purchaser.
the
bonds.
selni-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1,
Oct.
inclusive.-
Harrison, Inc., Hill & Co., W. E.
Magnus & Co., Pohi
& Co., and Weil, Roth &
Irving
at
Superintendent
Due
Oct. 1 from
Hutton & Co.,
receive sealed and oral bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Township
to
Bond Offering—J. H.
semi-annually from July
1960 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
Civil
1983
on
—
Webster
fol¬
Chapman & Cutler, of
the
Due
Co., Inc.;
1
pur¬
1, 1959. Due semi-annually
July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1969
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Gibson
and
Hutton &
&
Township
om
Sale
The
$59,230.95 awarded to Bankers Bond
Co.,
paving bonds offered June 16— and
Stein Bros. & Boyce,
jointly.
v.
189, p. 2617—were awarded to
Quail & Company, as 5s.
LOUISIANA
sive.
July 8 for the pur¬
$725,000 general obliga¬
of
School
58,000
on
bonds.
Bond
from
Others in the account: Breed &
Legality
& Cutler,
1,
Trus¬
bonds. Dated July
July 1 from 1961
approved
&
Securities Corp.; McDonald &
Company;
HiR,
Ernst
Roosevelt
Inc.; Spencer Trask
»can
revenue
gality
Co.; E. F. Hut-
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
Hand
Board
& Co.
Hirsch
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Baxter
the
1, 1958. Due
Incorporated; Rey¬
Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Ira
Haup|t & Co.; Bache & Co.;
Sehoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Coffin & Burr Incorporated;
F.
of
Iowa
1
1974 inclusive.
to
1984
Oct.
on
inclusive.
100,000 4%s. Due
Nov.
Due
to 1988 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Le¬
St.
Blair & Co.
nolds & Co.;
$74,000
City), III.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8:30 p.m. (CDST) on
July 10 for
the
purchase of $307,000 water
chase
& Co.; Salomon Bros*
Mercantile
in¬
Offering—Andy Bukovac,
Schlike,
Hutzler; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fehner
Co.;
1976
Madison County, Pontoon Beach
Public Water District
(P. O.
cost
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank;
Harris
to
on
and interest payable
Treasurer's office.
lows:
clusive. Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
ceive
members
1962
1975
1975 inclusive.
by Chapman
Chicago.
of
Trustee,
until
1966 to
1, 1968
Principal
Twp. (P. O. Akron), Ind.
Bond
Offering — Kenneth H.
chase
from
inclusive.
the
Henry
bids
to
1965
137,000 4V2s. Due
Nov.
on
were
—
follows:
as
1960 to
1969.
approved
anapolis, as
100.06, a basis of about 3.73%.
sealed
1
offered
2837
p.
$57,000 41/2s. Due
inclusive.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
from
1959
to
1975
1
Company, of Indi¬
3%s, at a price of
Township
4.55%,
100.12,
3.83%,
40,000 3.60s. Due Nov. 1, 1970.
210,000 3.90s. Due on Nov. 1 from
to the American Fletcher National
Bank & Trust
receive
of
writing group include:
j
p.m.
Jan.
and
189,
to a
group headed by
Chas. A. Hinsch &
Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of
about
Carlton
Nov.
on
1967
70,000 3V2s. Due
Bond Sale —The
$130,000 lire
equipment bonds offered May 28
189, p. 2291—were awarded
will
on
1959 to
v.
106,000 4j/4S. Due
$255,000 4s. Due
Co.,
1971
Luckenbill,
(DST) on July 1 for the
purchase of $117,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
4.10s,
.representing
Trust
—v.
Cerri,
p.m.
President
Chase Man¬
Morgan
Trust
Union
8
Bond
(Territory of)
—
the
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Granite
Sale
at
bonds
revenue
—
awarded
Co., Chicago, Shear-
follows:
as
inclu¬
building
composed of
Illinois National
and
Sale—The $400,000 school
June 22
were
group
price of
net interest cost of about
a
Hammond, Ind.
tween the purchaser and the Dis¬
trict.
Legality a p p r o v e d by
HAWAII
Hawaii
inclusive.
County Community Consol.
1979
23
Newport, Ky.
;
Bond
gen¬
building
June
Continental
Ross,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at a place agreed
upon be¬
LaSalle
to
a
son, Hammill & Co.,
D. Beh
Co., at a
Greensburg. Legality approved by
McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
;
v
from
able
Hew York City,
Bond
payable
Dated June 1>, 1959. Due on Dec.
from
1960
to
1972
inclusive.
scaled
Dated
to
1
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
July 7 for the purchase of
$51,000
sewage
works
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
1960
to
$575,000
school
offered
Bank & Trust
sealed
sive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
from
Chapman &; Cutler, of Chicago,
Tallahassee, Fla.
bonds.
Dec.®l
on
1969
inclusive.
245,000 4%s. Due on Dec.
Wulbern,
Inc., Barret,
Fitch,
North
&
Co.,. Wm.
J.
Mericka & Co., Allison-Williams
Co., Beil
&
Hough,
Johnston,
Lane, Space Corp., and Oscar E.
nue
to
1970
Ihe
1964 inclusive.
4s. Due
1965
July 1, 1989.
on
to
1 Z 260,000
July
inclusive.
the
on
from
obligation
bonds
Offering —Hulda Nelson,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
1
Sale—The
awarded
Bond
Nov.
/
District, Iowa
Bond
eral
Greensburg, Ind. ){;> •Z
sold to
was
Illinois
Inc., and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as 4V4S, at a price
of 100.76, a basis of about 4.18%.
June
23
Were
price of 98.10,
5.12%.
a
awarded
Thornburgh Co.,
a
as
5s,
to
as
„
The
at
basis of about
follows:
$290,000 Series A bonds.
150,000 Series B bonds.
35,000 Series C bonds.
40,000 Sewerage District No. 3
bonds.
1959
1961
bonds
to
dated
are
and mature
1989
on
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
the
purchase of $500,000
Dated Nov. 15, 1957.
Due on M-S. Legality approved by Foley,
building bonds. Dated July Nov. 15, 1985 and 1986.
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
1„ 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960
\
St. Martinville, La.
to
Henry County (P. O. New Castle),
1979
inclusive. Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—A. A; Maraist,
proved by Chapman &
Kentucky
Cutler, of
Bond
Offering—W. R. Lefner, Mayor, will receive sealed bids
Chicago.
County Court Clerk, will receive until 1 p.m. (CST) on
July 21 for
Central Community School District
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(CST) the purchase of $130,000 public
(P. O. Elkader), Iowa
on
July 1 for the purchase of
school
.
Bond Offering—Marie F.
hafer, Secretary
of Board
Fehlof
Di¬
improvement
$65,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
1to
1959. Due
1979
bonds.
on
Dated Sept.
Sept: 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Interest
M-S«
-
Volume
Number 5859
189
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Longmeadow,
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
Orleans.
& Judell, of New
Offering
Bond
Town
MAINE
Purdon,
National
Bank of Boston, Municipal Divi¬
Le wist on, Maine
Note Sale—The $600,000 notes sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11:30 a.m. (EDST) on July 1 for
offered June 22—v. 189, p. 2837—
the purchase of $1,550,000 bonds,
were
awarded
to
the
Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos¬
ton,
Due
bonds.
police
225,000
Frederick, Md.
depart¬
fire
and
ment loan bonds. Due on July
Sale—Bonds totaling $2,-
Bond
100.003, a net. interest
3.64%, as follows:
inclusive.
1 from 1960 to 1978
000,000 were sold on June 18 to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., at a price of
Dated
July
1,
Principal
1959.
(J-J) payable at the
First National Bank of Boston,
of in Boston. Legality approved by
cost
about
and interest
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
&
$990,000 water bonds, for $190,000 Rugg, of Boston.
V - : «
5s, due on July 1 from 1960
Maiden, Mass.
to
19641 inclusive;
$120,000
Bond Offering — J. Howard
3h>s, due on July 1 from 1965
\ to 1967 inclusive; and $680,000 Hughes, City Treasurer, will re¬
3.60s, due on July 1 from 1968 ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Trust
to 1984 inclusive.
.
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June
30 for the purchase of $100,000
fire department equipment lean
$90,000 3^s, due on July 1
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive;
July 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
and
$770,000 3.60s, due on
Principal and interest payable at
July 1 from 1968 to 1984 incl.
1,010,000 various purpose bonds,
for $150,000 5s, due on July 1
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive;
National
the
of
members
Other
syndi¬
the
Bank
Shawmut
Storey,
of
Note
Philadelphia, Blair & Co., Inc.,
Dodge, of Boston.
& Co., Folger, Nolan,
Medford, Mass.
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
Talmage &r Co., and Granger &
Co.
temporary loan notes was sold to
will
Newton, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
189,
2729—were awarded to the Hyannis Trust Company, of Hyannis,
3%s, at
as
Due
Elkton-Pigeon
Bond
1959.
Legality
Beverly, Mass.
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Note Sale—An issue of $33,000 Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
renewal improvement loan notes
MICHIGAN
was sold to the Beverly Trust Co.,
Arcadia and Pine River Twps. Sch.
of Beverly, at 2.17% discount.
District No. 7, Fractional (P. O.
Brockton, Mass.
Alma), Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
Bond Offering—Helen A. Hunt,
temporary loan notes was sold to
Secretary of Board of Education,
Shawmut
National
the
Bank
of
Boston, at 2.24% discount. Due on
Dec.
1, 1959.
Boston, Mass.
Bond
bids
until
(EST) on July 8 for the
purchase of $100,000 school site
land building bonds. Dated July 1,
Offering—Stanley F. Rice,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Town
8
sealed
receive
will
on
inclusive.
1985
Principal and
bank
Dated
water bonds.
000
Due
1959.
to
on
Aug.
Aug.
from
1
1,
1960
Principal and
the aboveLegality
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
interest
payable
proved
Palmer
Gloucester, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Robert R. Bent-
ley, City Treasurer, will receive
bids
sealed
Shawmut
National
The
c/o
Bank
of
Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until noon (EDST) on June 30
for the purchase of $300,000 bonds,
follows:
$100,000 water bonds. Due
1 from
-
200,000
sewer
1 from
bonds. Due
1960 to
interest
tional
payable
approved
Thorndike,
on
July
at
Palmer
the
School
District
dock &
Fort
(P.
eral
Sale —The
obligation school building
offered June 23 — v.
189,
2729—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., at a price of 100.0004,
a net interest cost of about 4.41%,
Note
1978 to
1983, inclusive.
255,000 4V2S. Due on June 1 from
1984 to 1989, inclusive.
Cedar Springs,
Bond
Dec.
sealed bids c/o The Merchants Na¬
Bank
2729—were awarded to
Peoples Savings Bank, of Port
189, p.
the
3.90%.
Note
Sch.
Dist.,
O. Frankenmuth), Mich.
Offering—Lorenz
C. List,
Treasurer, will
receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
District
purchase of $30,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
June 29/1959. Due on June 29,
1960. Principal and interest pay¬
able
at the Frankenmuth
State
June 29 for
the
Bank, in Frankenmuth.
Grosse
Offering
Glen
—
1960
disposal system bonds. Dated
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
bank
or
(A-O)
Pointe
Public
Sch.
payable
at
Sale —The
189, p. 2729—were awarded
National Bank of Detroit,
to
the
at
2.25%.
Hamtramck, Mich.
inclusive. Prin¬
ris, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on June 29
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬ for the purchase of $12,500 special
ton. Legality approved by Storey, assessment bonds. Dated March 1,
$250,000
anticipation notes was sold to
Bank of Commerce, and the
Peoples State Bank, both of Ham¬
tramck, jointly,
O. 3701 N. Cedar Street,
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Offering—Duane P. Dunham, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
uritil 8 p.m. (EST) on July 1 for
the purchase of $160,000 school
site and building bonds. Dated
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1985 inclusive. Principal
to
interest
payable at a
(J-J)
bank or trust company designated
ap¬
Pad¬
Southgate, Mich.
Hanover-Horton
Sch.
Note
District
No.
(P. O. Horton), Mich.
Offering—Edwin
Wright,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
will
p.m. (EST) on July 1 for the
purchase of $24,000 tax anticipa¬
tion
notes.
Dated July 1, 1959.
Due on Feb. 15, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at a place
8
agreed
upon
Thorndike,
Boston.
Palmer
&
Dodge,
of
1959.
to
Due
1963
on
March
inclusive.
1
from
1960
Principal and
Drews, City Clerk-TreasUrer, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
July 6 for the purgeneral obligabonds. Dated
Aug. ^ 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1974, inclusive.
Legality
approved by Howard, Peterson,
LeFevre, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
(CDST)
chase
jjon
on
of $125,000
improvement
Maple Lake Indep. School District
No. 881, Minn.
Offering—John
W.
Loch,
District Clerk,
City Clerk, will receive Rushford Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 2349
(EST) on
Minnesota
purchase of $221,-*
Bond Offering—Kermit Hogler,
000 special assessment street im¬
sealed
provement bonds. Dated June l,4 ^District Clerk,
re
1959. Due on October 1 from 1960
to
1968 inclusive. Principal and
eral
obligation school
building
interest (A-O) payable at a bank
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Du&
or
trust company designated by
on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1982, incl.
the purchaser. Legality approved
Interest J-J.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott/Barber &
Stone, of Detroit.
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
ceive sealed
^f ^65,000 gen?
\\ull
Warren Woods
(P.
Bond
Jr.,
Public Sch. District
O. Warren), Mich.
Offering—John E. Bates,
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
8 p.m. (EST) on July 8 for
purchase of $980,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1,
1959. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
the
building
Aurora-Hoyt
District
School District,
anticipation notes was sold to
the City Bank of Detroit, at 2.37%.
Virginia, Minn.
Bond
Offering
—
Bond
Lakes
Indep. School
Minn.
Offering—Dominic Cuzzo,
No.
691,
District Clerk, will
receive sealed
,
t
J. G. Milroy,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July
14 for the purchase of $990,000
general obligation water, light and
heat plant bonds.
Dated June 1,
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
Legality approved
Scott, Barber &
Minneapolis.
1979, inclusive.
by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, of
MISSISSIPPI
t
'
Biloxi, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
MINNESOTA
with the purchaser.
Mich.
tax
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Bond Offerin g—Harold H.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Note Sale—An issue of $350,000
Park
extra 1.90% coupon from
Sept. 1, 1959 to Aug. 1, 1960.
*
Thomas,
cipal and interest payable at the
Hazel
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
.
until
18
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
125,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
will receive sealed
$115,000 tax an¬ bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July 8
ticipation notes offered June 17— for the purchase of $80,000 school
v.
189, p. 2729—were awarded to building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1959.
the
First
Southgate
Bank,
of Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1977,
Southgate, at 2.00%.
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevre, Lefler
Trenton, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Francis S. & Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
Note Sale—The
cation,
at 2.75%.
a
trust company designated
System,
$1,750,000 tax
anticipation notes offered June 17
—v.
110,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
(P.
the purchaser. Legality
proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
,
carry an
inclusive.
by
a
pm
June 29 for the
Michigan
Note
Oct. 1 from
Sheridan Road School District
and
of
n
Bond
Township
Note Sale—An issue of
of
from 1960 to 1979
v.
Mich.
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
Boston, 28 State
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
(EDST) on June 30 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 sewer bonds.
Cold water, Mich.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
Bond Offering — Burdette Har¬
tional
Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered June 17—
follows:
$130,000 4V2S. Due on June 1 from
1961 to 1968, inclusive.
210,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
1969 to 1977, inclusive.
195,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
age
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive
(P.
Unit Sch. Dist.
O. Keewahdin
1972 to 1978,
ce
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
1971.
on
"pr
as *011ows:
$160,000 3.80s: Due on Feb. 1 from
Due on Oct. 1 from
145,00044 %s. Due
a
ne* "forest cost of about 4.15%,
1969, inclusive.
30,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1970 and
1960
the
Car¬
3985
^°C^ldw^PlT
at
RhnRPs L-o., at a p ice 01 i a
1960 to
June
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
by
Storey, bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
& Dodge, of 7 for the purchase of $30,000 sew¬
J.
Twp.
$125,000 4V8S.
Minn.
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
gen-
Co.,
Michigan
gen¬
p.
Na¬
O.
No. 13 (P.
$790,000
bonds
as
Gratiot
&
Road, North St.), Port Huron),
tax
Offering—James
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Frankenmuth
Boston.
Lexington, Mass.
a
designated
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,
Baker,
of
Boston.
Bond
Hills
No. 2, Mich.
Bond
Principal
Shawmut Bank
Legality
July
1979 inclusive.
4Dated July 1, 1959.
and
on
1969 inclusive.
1960 to
purchaser.
the
by
payable at
(J-J)
$300 000
Inc., and Kcnowcr, MacArthur & Co., jointly, at a price of
100.11, a net interest cost of about
4.10%, as follows:
F.
Wager
—
The'
obligation port facilities bonds
offered June 22-v. 189, p. 2729were awarded to Braun, Bosworth
Dist.
No. 581,
cral
trust company
Huron, at
Bloomfteld
at
Bank.
mentioned
as
Detroit.
of
inclusive.
1974
or
in¬
28
Boston,
interest
and
July 1 from 1961 to
terest (J-J) payable at a bank en¬
State trust company designated by the
St., Boston, until noon (DST) on purchaser. Legality approved by
July 1 for the purchase of $315,- Miller, Canfield, Padodck & Stone,
of
Bank
Offering
notes.
March
Mich.
Huron,
Sale
Bond
Clunis, Sr., Secretary of Board of
Education,will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 15 for
the purchase of $1,250,000 school
site
and
building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
tional
Schools
Area
purchaser
Port
p.m.
195.9. Due
the
with
O. Elkton), Mich.
(P.
Oct. 23,
on
Offering—Philip Hendges,
of Board of Education,
sealed bids until 8
receive
Bank, of
Boston, at 2.12% discount.
price of par.
a
National
Merchants
the
No. 692„
Bond Sale—The $395,000 school
and interest
agreed upon building bonds offered June 17
v. 189, p., 2618—were awarded to
a group composed of Allison-Wil-
15, 1960. Principal
payable at a place
$500,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
p.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
(EST) on June 30 for the
purchase of $75,000 tax anticipa¬
tion
notes.
Dated June 1, 1959.
Due on April
1, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at a place
agreed upon with the purchaser.
Boston, at 2.19% discount.
18—v.
June
offered
Babbitt Indep. Sch. Dist.
Minnesota
m.
p.
| the Merchants National Bank, of
Sale—The $47,000 airport
Bond
bonds
apolis.
Bond Sale—The
Secretary
"
Mass.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
Lincoln Park, Mich.
anticipation
Fahnestock
Barnstable,
the
Jackson), Mich.
of
MASSACHUSETTS
189, p. 2617—were awarded to
First
State
Bank, of East
Detroit, at 2.87%.
v.
1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
school bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1961 to 1965, inclusive.
Legality
$29,800 general
Bond Offering—Frank Meglen,
obligation improvement bonds of¬
Crystal Falls, Mich.
fered June 22—v. 189, p. 2729— District Clerk, will receive sealed
Note Offering—W. P. Bradish,
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July 8
were awarded to Braun, Bosworth
City Clerk, will receive sealed
for the purchase of $765,000 higll
& Co., Inc.
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on June
school building bonds. Dated July
29 for the purchase of $30,000 tax
Lowell, Ada, Bowne, Cannon, Cas¬ 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
anticipation notes. Dated June 15,
cade, Vergennes, Keene and
to 1975, inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1959. Due on April 1, 1960.
Boston Twps. Sch. Dist. No. 1
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Fractional (P. O. Lowell),
Barber &
Marquart, of Minne¬
Dansville Agricultural Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
apolis.
"
Michigan
Bond Offering—Thomas B. Hill,
Chisago County (P. O. Center
Bond Offering — Pearl B. McSecretary of the Board of Educa¬
City), Minn.
Ca.be, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond Offering — Thelma John¬
cation, will receive sealed bids 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July 1 for the
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 14 for
purchase of $160,000 building son, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CDST)
the purchase of $325,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due
site and building bonds.
Dated on June 1 from 1960 to 1975, incl. on July 14 for the purchase of
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from Interest J-D. *
$50,000 general obligation Nursing
Home bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
1961 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal
Mendon Community School Dist., Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1968,
and interest
(J-J) payable at a
Michigan
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
bank or trust company designated
Note
Offering—Ruth
Dalman, approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
District
Secretary, will receive Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
apolis.
on
July 2 for the purchase of
Edgerton Indep. School District
East Jackson Public Schools (P. O. $25,000
tax
by
&
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Boston.
Philadelphia National Bank
cate:
ticipation notes offered June 18—
payable at a place agreed upon
with the purchaser.
from
1
July
on
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July 7
for the purchase of $105,000 gen¬
eral obligation
time for the pur¬
est
1979 inclusive.
1960 to
MARYLAND
project1 loan
school
$1,325,000
discount.
2.40%
at
O.
Clair
Shores), Mich.
of
notes.
Oct.
same
(P.
St.
Note Sale—The $319,000 tax an¬
receive
$50,000 tax anticipation
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
chase
District
Street,
sealed
will
also
bids at the
follows:
as
25901 4 Jefferson
a
Additional Offering—The above
official
sealed bids c/o The First
Schools
Lakeview
(M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's office,
receive
will
Treasurer,
interest
Mass.
Zoe
—
57
(2941)
Financial Chronicle
$490,000 public
hospital bonds offered June 22
were
awarded to a group com¬
posed of First National Bank of
Memphis, Scharff & Jones, and
Allen and Co.
58
(2942)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Madison,
Bond
Sale
Miss.
The
—
Concord, N. H.
$24,000
Bond
town
improvement bonds offered June
13—v. 189, p. 2509—were awarded
to
the
par. '•
;
Mississippi (State of)
Offering
Bond
;
postponement
fact
♦
that
the
resulted
bonds
'■
■'■'I
~
(P.
re¬
A
O.
Bond
bonds
Wampsville), N.
Y.
a
Offering
Clerk,
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the TapZee National Bank of Nyack,-
sealed
by
New
Note
Sale
awarded
$250,000 improvement bonds. Due
July 15 from 1960 to 1969
on
inclusive.
.
pation
and
as
York
City, N.
City
—
E.
of
June
Victor
No.
23
to
nineteen
trust companies
members
of
Central
School Dist.
(
of
Western
Blair
&
&
New
a
Roosevelt
White
of
group
100.29,
Pierrepont,
R.
Central Sch. Dist.
2839—were awarded to
the
Trauernicht,
Bond
of St. Louis.
County
J.
Secretary of Board of
Reorganized
(P. O.
will
School District No. R-2
receive
(EDST)
sealed
Laberge, 000,
Education,
bids
until
1
July 7 for the
$2,395,000
school
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
p.m.
Chillicothe), Mo.
i
New York
Offering—F.
purchase
on
of
The
Trust
of about
Others
Marine
Marine
Midland
Company of New
York
a
the
NORTH
account:
Blair
&
& Traders
CAROLINA
Henderson
County (P. O.
i
Hendersonville), N. C.
Bond
bonds
offered
awarded
posed
of
to
a
Merrill
June
interest
Lynch,
cost
follow?:
•
1961
to
of
23
1971
to
about
4.71
June
on
1
'/ 5,350
'-
1974
%t
on
-
-
June 1 from
1979 inclusive.
60,000 3V4S. Due
1980.
Bond
Offering
15,
(DST) on July 20
of $66,090-street
as follows:
C
bonds.
to
Due
on
1969
in¬
;
v
Due
on
;
;
D
from
1
1960
1
bonds.
1960 to 1964
in¬
•/:/ ;
/
The
bonds are dated Aug.
1,
1959. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
Bank
the
at
of
Central
National
Cleveland.
Legality
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap¬
proved
"t
••
:
♦
•
/ ,
Local School District,
Ohio
j
,
Germantown
Bond Offering—R. E.
Oblinger,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids-until noon
on
chase
of
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
(J-D)tional
July 13 for the pur¬
$26,000 school Jauilding
June
15
from 1960
15
Principal
-
payable
at
1959.
Due
to 1972
in¬
and
interest
the First Na¬
Bank of. Germantown.
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati.
...
.
Bond
City
*
School
Ohio
■
District,
'•
.
Offering—Mary Schurtz,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST)
on July 9 for the/purchase
$4,190,000 school bii i 1 d i ri g
of
Dated
July
semi-annually
on
Principal and
1, 1959. Due
June. 1- and
interest payable
W. E. Easter-!
—
'
-
Heege,
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1982 inclusive.
Monroe, N. C.
New
v
Series
bonds.
June 1,
on
Ohio
clusive.
|
June 1 from/
inclusive.
on
t
*
1975 to
1979
June
R. N,
—
from
1
Dec.
from
1970 inclusive.
280,000 4%s. Due
<
Series
Dec.
clusive.
com¬
Pierce;
noon
Lancaster
160,000 .4V2S. Due
.'
dated
are
Offering
$60,150
:
$250,000 6s. Due
to
improvement bonds,
on
group
Fenner & Smith, First Securities
Corp., Goodbody & Co., and Fox,
Reusch & Co., at a price of
par, a
net
1961
/
City Auditor, will receive sealed
(EST)
Sale—The $750,000 school
building
were
:
Fairview Park,
..
bids until
Co^
4.19%.
in
inclu-
for the purchase
group
Trust
Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross, Wood, Struthers & Co., W.
H. Morton &
Co., Inc., R. D. White
& Co,, and Rand & Co..
Wilna, LeRoy, Rutland, Denmark,
Trust
of
•/
Bond
Y.
Trust Co., of
$513,000,
$486,000,
Bank of New York
Grace
National
Bank
The bonds
K
n
,
York, Buffalo, as
price of 100.05, a basis,
a
Co.; Inc;, Manufacturers
Company $744,-
The
inclusive. /
of Western New
4.20s, at
Dec. T5 from
on
"
D,
Stockholm
(P. O. Potsdam), N.
by
Dec.
on
1969
"
a
Bond Sale—The $1*820,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 24—v. 189,
headed
Due
to
1959. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
price
basis of about 4.17%,
a
1960
Buffalo, ^office.
Legality approved foy Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
as
and Canton
.
on
Co.^ Buffalo;
^
Cross, and
4.20s, at
Co.,
Potsdam,
as
Tilton,
receive
fDST)
Manufacturers
Trust
.
&
&
No. 2
York,
Co., Inc.,
Traders
p.
noon
bonds.
from
'
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
will
until
R.
will
si've.f;':t.'CV',7
-1'
32,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
$1,665^000 build¬
2838—were awarded, to
p.
participating
the
bids
Hamilton),
'*ux ■'
A.
—
Auditor,'
15
:
(P. O. Pittsford), N. Y. J /
ing bonds offered June 23—-v. 189,
banks
City of New
York short term
financing group.
—
1
Bond Sale—The
$30,000,000 of tax antici¬
notes
Offering
$27,200 road
Perinton; Mendon, i
Henrietta, Brighten, Penfield, 1/
Y.
on
■
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Pittsford,
Comptroller.
Gerosa
O.
Orangeburg. Legality approved July 10 for the purchase of S59,Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, 200 improvement bonds, as fol¬
lows:
New York City,
*
Livingston
Bond
inclusive.
pan
in
(P.
.'//;>Ohio
County
Trust
100,000 water bonds.
Due on
O. E. Shell,
July 15 from 1960 to 1969 in¬ 'The sale of these notes will com¬
receive sealed
clusive.
plete the financing of the expense
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) oh July 2
Dated July 15, 1959.
Principal budget for the current fiscal year
for the purchase of $100,000 elec¬
and interest (J-J) payable at the ending June 30, 1959," Mr. Gerosa
tric revenue bonds.
Due serially
National Shawmut Bank of Bos¬ said. The notes are dated June 24,
from 1961 to 1974.
ton, or at the office of the City 1959 and bear interest payable at
Treasurer. Legality approved by maturity at the rate of 2%% per
MISSOURI
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& annum. They are subject to re¬
Liberty, Mo.
demption at the option of the
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond Sale—An issue of $757,000
Comptroller upon notice given
New Hampshire (State of)
water revenue bonds was sold to
five days prior to such
redemp¬
Note Sale—An issue of $2,500,- tion date.
Barret, Fitch, North & Company,
'
'
!
000 temporary renewal loan notes
as follows:
The maturity dates and
optional
was
sold to the National Shaw¬
maturity dates of the notes are:
$173,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
mut Bank of Boston, at 2.05% dis¬
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
$3,500,000 payable on Sept. 1,1959,
count.
optional Aug. 24, 1959;. $2,500,000
343,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
payable on Oct. 1, 1959, optional
1971 to 1988 inclusive.
Somersworth, N. H.
Sept. 21, 1959; $2,000,000 payable
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water
241,000 4Vzs. Due on July 1 from
on Nov. 4,
1959, optional Oct. 27,
works
bonds offered
June
18—
;r;
1984 to 1989 inclusive.
1959; $1,500,000 payable on Dec.
v.
189, p. 2730—were awarded to
Dated July 1,
1959.
Principal
1, 1959, optional Nov. 23, 1959;
and interest (J-J) payable at the Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as
$2,000,000 payable on Feb. 1, 1960,
3.60s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
Commerce' Trust
Company,
of
optional Jan. 22, 1960; $1,000,000
of about 3.55%.
Kansas City. Legality approved
vv :,
payable on March 1, 1960, optional
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McFeb. 23, 1960;
NEW JERSEY
$1,000,000 payable
Evers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
on
May 2, 1960, optional April 25,
North Plainfield, N. J.
1960 and $16,500,000
payable on
Lindbergh School District (P. O.
Bond Offering — Lucy M. Bor- June
23, 1960, optional June, 13,
St. Louis), Mo.
man, Borough Clerk, will receive 1960.
Bond Offering—Milton W. Grusealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
The participating banks and the
ber, Secretary of Board of Educa¬ July 9 for the
purchase of $170,- notes allocated are: The Chase
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ 000
building bonds. Dated July 1, Manhattan Bank $6,579,000, The
til 8 p.m. (CDST) on July 7 for
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to First National
City Bank of New.
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬ York
$6,309,000, Morgan Guaranty
bonds. Dated April 15, 1959. Due terest
(J-J) payable at the First Trust Company of New York
$3,on Feb/ 15 from
1960 to 1979 in¬ National
Bank
of
Somerset
372,000, Chemical Corn Exchange
clusive/ Principal
and
interest County, Bound Brook.
Legality Bank
$2,736,000,
Manufacturers
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust approved by
Hawkins, Delafield Trust Company $2,724,000, Bank¬
company designated by the pur¬
& Wood, of New York
ers
City.
Trust
Company
$2,490,000,
chaser, subject to approval by the
Irving Trust Company $1,620,000,
Board of Education. Legality ap¬ Scotch Plains Twp. School District
The Hanover Bank
$1,533,000, The
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
proved by Charles &
Bond
y
1979
County
terest
group
Co., of Albany, and Goodbody & Co., as 3.80s, at a price
100.09, a basis of about 3.79%.
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
OHIO
Butler
$155,000 fire bonds. Dated July 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
r
composed of Charles King & Co.,
National
Commercial
Bank
&
Lawrence
Lot B
Okolona, Miss.
City
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
(EDST)
June 30 for the purchase of
.
on
Sale—The $200,000 water
offered
June
18—v.
189,
2730—were awarded to
p.
clusive.
on
r.
...v;;
Madison County, Cowaselon Creek
Watershed Protection District
of
the
from
awarded
will
$1,125,000 school bonds. Due on
July 15 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
May 26 have not as yet been de¬
livered to the purchasers.
v.-:
Lot
Postponed—The
$5,000,000 highway bonds will be
sold on July 15 instead of July 1
as
originally contemplated. The
San¬
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July
1 for the purchase of
$1,475,000
bonds, as follows:
'
•
F.
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Trust
First
National Bank, and
Exchange Bank, both
Canton, jointly, as 4s, at a price
of
City Treasurer,
Jr.,
tas,
the Canton
of
Offering—Verne
.
at
the Fairfield' National Bank, .of
$174,000, Empire Trust Com¬
bonds.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ Lancaster.
pany $159,000, United States Trust
Legality approved by
on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
ment
Commission, will4 receive Squire, Sanders. &
a
Company of New York $144,000,
Dempsey, of
group composed of the Com¬ clusive.
Principal
and
interest
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
Cleveland.
merce Trust
/
/
Company, of Kansas (A-O) payable at the Suburban Sterling National Bank & Trust
leigh until" 11 a.m. (EST) on June
Company of New York $117,000,
City; Stern Bros. & Co., and the Trust Co., in Scotch Plains.
Madison Township (P. O. West
Le¬
30 for the purchase of
$635,000
Federation Bank and Trust Com¬
First Securities Company of Kan¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Mansfield), Ohio
natural gas system revenue bonds.
pany $117,000, The Amalgamated
sas, as follows:
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
Bond Sale
The $.4,425 road
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June 1
Bank of New York
$78,000, Kings from 1963 to 1989
$305,000 3%s. Due on March 1 York City.
inclusive. Bonds improvement bonds offered May
County Trust Company, Brooklyn,
{
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive.
27—v. 189, p. 2294—were awarded
due
in
1970
and
thereafter are
N. Y. $69,000, Underwriters Trust
NEW YORK
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as
callable on any interest payment to
245,000 3%s. Due on March 1
,
Bond Sale—An issue of $550,000
school building bonds was sold to
York
■
—
•
from
•
.
1971
to
1979
Note
Sale—The $2,900,000 bond
anticipation notes offered June 23
July 1, 1959. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Commerce
Kansas
Trust
Company,
189, p. 2838—were awarded
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., New York City, at 2.32% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $81.
—v.
of
to
City.
;
MONTANA
Missoula Cottnty Sch. District
18 (P. O.
No.
District
\ Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
submitted for the $19,542 school
New York
Bond Offering
17—v. 189, p.
"
„
*
000 school bonds.
1959.
to
building bonds offered May 25—
189,
State
p.
Land
price of
/
"
2293—were sold to
Board,
as
41/ss,
No.
Offering—Henry A. Blood,
District
Treasurer, will .receive
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
Bank of Boston, 28 State
tional
St., Boston, until
11 a.m. (DST)
July 2 for the purchase of $70,OOrt school bonds.
Dated July 15,
1959. Due on July 15 from 1960 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and
in¬
terest payable at the abovementioned bank. Legality approved
by
Storey,
Thomdike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
and
the
&
4
New
Union
Free
Sch.
Dist.:
(P. O. Northport), N.
Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,625,000 school
building bonds offered June 24—
v.
189, p. 2838—were awarded to
a
group headed by
100.08,
Inc.,
a
as
Halsey, Stuart
41As, at a price of
basis of about 4.24%.
City Housing Authority,
Note
!
Sale—The $4,118,000 notes
were awarded to
date
on
or... after
June. 1,- 1969,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
in
tion
Salomon
trust
Bros.
&
Hutzler, as fol¬
$1,118,000 at 2.47% inter¬
est, plus a premium of $17; $1,000,000 at 2.43%, plus, $13; and
$2,000,000 at 2.47%, plus $34.
lows:
State
a
bank
the
of
trust
or
company
York
City, or at the op¬
holder, at. a bank or
company
in North Carolina.
of
price of 100.31,
a-
about
York (State of)
Offering—Arthur Levitt,
Comptroller,
sealed bids until
will
noon
receive
(EDST)
on
Baud Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
sealed
bids
at
leigh until 11
000,000 bonds,
30
as
follows:
for
the
will
his
receive
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on June
purchase of $131,000
a.m.
;
North
Royalton, Ohio
Bond Sale
The hospital and
water main bonds totaling $424,—
000
offered
on
June
1974 inclusive.
-
:
,
18,000,000
mental
struction bonds.
-
-
Due
on
July
15 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
from 1960 to 1979
York
City.
interest
—
189,
-
(P. O.' Dayton ). Ohio
-
Bond
Sale—The $138,090 school
building bonds offered June 12—
189, p. 2510—were awarded to
McDonald & _Co., as 414s, at a
ppr6e of 101.20, a basis of about
v.
Bank,
Principal
of
1974
New
on
(J-D)
payable
in
Carthy, of New York City.
July 15
inclusive..
pavable at the
Dated
4/09%..
J
•
.
-
'/
.
Ohio (State
of)
"
Bond Offering — Secretary of
New York City. Legality approved (
State and Secretary Of the Com¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
missioners of the Sinking Fund
on
July 15, 1959."
interest (J-J)
Chase Manhattan
to
and
.
con¬
bonds.
June 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1960
-
haelth
8,000,000 grade crossing elimina¬
Dated
17—v.
Northmont Local School District
.
$24,000,000 higher education bonds. water and sewer
Due on July 15 from 1960 to June'l, 1959. Due
and
basis
•
June 30 for the purchase of
$50,-
tion
a
3.14%.
Legality (approved by - Mitchell, p. 2619—were awarded -to
Field,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of Richards & Co., and McDonald
New York City.
"
' / & Co.,
jointly, as l1/^. at a price
of 101.03, a basis of about 4.30%.
Smithfieid, N. C.
(.
Ted
Thomasville, N. C.
Bond Offering
—
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
ment
sealed
bids
at
leigh until 11
30
for
the
his
a.m.
office
(EST)
W.
Brown
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
in
on
Ra¬
June
Note
purchase of $725,000
The foregoing supple¬
Others in the account: Blair &
water bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959.
ments the report In our
Co.,
issue of
Inc., Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1984
Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Ba¬ June 22—v. 189, p. 2838.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
con, Stevenson & Co., Franc1'? I.
Orangeburg Fire District (P. O.
(J-D) payable in New York City.
du Pont &
Co., Chas. E. Weigold
O-^noohurg), V. Y.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
& Co., Inc.,
Adams, MoEntee &
Bond Offering—John P.
Leavy, Wa-hburn & McCarthy, of New
Co., Inc., and Tilney & Co.
District
Secretary, will receive York City.
.
3y4s, at
-
New
Bond
at
New
offered June 23
,
& Co.
York
New York
New
Huntington
District, N. H.
Bond
1969
(J-D)
Principal
payable/at
York
Trust Co.,
Legality approved by
John A.
McKenna, of Carthage.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
♦
Dated June 29,
29 from 1960
June
Carthage.
*
Bedford School
on
inclusive.-
Northern
a
par.
■<:
Due
1965
interest
the
at
Francis B.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(DST) on
June 29 for the purchase of
$35,-
•'
Toole County School District No. 8
(P. O. Kevin), Mont.
;
Bond Sale—The $43,400 school
v.
—
Weeks, District Clerk, will receive
2618.
\
the
Croghan and Diana Central School
No. 1 (P. O. Carthage),
Lolo), Mont.
bonds offered June
Company $36,000.
Buffalo, N. V.
inclusive.
Dated
noon
(EDST) on July 21 for the
purchase
of
$30,000,000
capital
improvement construction bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due sem-annually from Dec. 15, 1959 to June
15,* 1974 incl. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the office of the
State
Treasurer, in Columbus, or
option of the holder, at the
Trust company, of New
York
City, or at*the Northern
Trust Company, of Chicago, or at
at the
Bankers
the
Central
National
Bank,
of
Number 5859
189
Volume
Cleveland,
.
.
Eckler &
tal
McDonald
to
411s, at
a
about
22
June
offered
bonds
&
Town Clerk
Watts announces that bids
be
received
until
8
p.m.
Rex
will
.*.■■■
Offering
Offering
of
July 9 for the purchase of $95,830
bonds. ^
Due
V
DUe
:
;•
189,
17—v.
June
-offered
bonds
11964 inclusive.
-
from
terest
1967 to 1974 inclusive.
and
$40,800 sarhtary
main bonds of¬
20—v.! 189, \p."- 2731—
June
fered
S.^W.-Blanton St.,
17880
New
School
Castle
District,
were
4lis, at
of about 4.16%.
f
-
'
•;•
'•
;
Carl Beckett,
Board of Com¬
wilL receive
sealed
—
Secretary of the
price of 100.42, a basis
a
Offering
Bond
-
missioners,
;r
.
RESERVE SYSTEM
INDEXES
BUSINE3S
Unadjusteci-
Seasonally Adjusted
-
1947-49 average-
-1959-
100
Manufactures
Nondurable
Minerals
Utility,
durables.:.
consumer
73
90
84
-84
f 142
130
130
Multnomah
G51"
144
"158
146
"282
-103'"
154
162
164
99
116
112
102
118.8
117.5
114.2
99.2
98.4
106.7
105.2
90.3
90.3
87.4
169.2
167.0
140.9
.
i 103 '
-v"
-
-237 A
■
238
114.6
118.8
92.3-
99.5
93.1
lOo-V C: 94.2
."92.7
*. 90.1
i
-./•A,'/;.
.
Payrolls
•
carloadings:
-I
89
Department store-sales. value...:../
tl45.. „
department,store- stocks, value-"!. * ;
t. '
,
.
:
•
237
•
"282
Freight
f:
.
.-
Without Seasonal
100%
Construction contracts, value 1956-57 average
*-1
A959——
90.9
No.
Adjustment
April
.;
142.:;,; -"126
109
115
1
...
,
.
.'/A.
.
"
178
fahricathlg.-Amoral1 products
^Fabricated
149
-.
-
119
135
122
151
149
167
201
196'
159'"
-182
217
217
181
>137,.
.
21U,
and
332'
132
,
,
"Stone;-clay., and glass products
products
"; Lumber 'and
and
Furniture
'■».
158
149 '*
.
"
166
109
133
110
139
118
-122
140
138
113
135
135
108
146
129
144
142
125
143
145
*
....
...
„
v 'If
'
•Ig4>.j.j;.,i;"<:% A12-9-.'
'-.V104 :;?«;>« 122 ->;A-T25y..
Rubber "products' r_—"Af:!—i';" ./"1-1/35•'?v T'f' ,'-4
43'.'..-A
Leather and! products"fSLl&iy-*
:h\ f V97?.'.: '•- J.'-.t-t•
allied' prd:diicts:;A"
"and*, leafhef produef'si*;'"'::^/.:
Apparel and
^aper and printing- •
Paper' and allied produei":* "
f.
,
,
Chemical
.
Industrial
allied
products/A v-4:/. 8'^;;:203,
'
Tobacco
manuiacturesr.".—,t ^■.-;^134
-■
Minerals:
.
jr..-
Crude
oil
:"
«'
/—■-—7
natural
Crude oil.
-'-12IV
\12A.'"-
;..:71-
33'»
gas*—148
..-"j:. -137 -J
; "145
*
stone,
;
and
Preliminary.-
earth minerals ff,s
"Not available.
135
'
">
v
.
164
17.7
184
i
127
110
110
106
1-30-;
*
—
awarded to
were
of
Bank,
the
Laurens
as
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Codington County, Watertown
Indep. School District No.
1
(P. O. Watertown), S. Dak.
Offering—Mabel Hanson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
(CST) on July
bids until 7:30 p.m.
9
the
for
of
purchase
school building bonds.
$1,500,000
Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1962
to
1979
Bonds
inclusive.
thereafter
and
1970
are
due
in
callable
in inverse numerical order on any ;
interest
date
payment
"137
D. Hill,
after
July
1,
1969.
Principal and
.
interest (J-J) payable at any
able
City Recorder, will receive sealed
oi;/; bids until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on July
!
119
13
for .the
purchase of $34,000
182
sewer improvement bonds. Dated
.'US
"A
Muly 1,1959. Due on July 1 from
to
1983 inclusive.
and
on 8
-
130
68
1961
-
com¬
public utility system reve¬
108
122
A 127
Offering—Wilma
^
1960
bank designated by
chaser.
Legality
&
Haertze*,
of
suit¬
the pur¬
approved
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
ler
to
1979
inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
Board of
of
Texas
Regents of the University
(P.
O.
Austin),
Texas
Bond Offering—W. W. Stewart,
Endowment
sealed
bonds offered June 23—v. 189,
2840
Palmetto
Aug. 1, 1974
Roseburg, Oregon
Y Bond
"147
138
Laurens, S. C.
Sale—The $250,000
1 from 3%s.
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
us;
.
(^^133^.^107 Zgfcj lUf
•
'
.-72
148
■
on
Home. Finance
3s, at a price of par.
122
~».129
'
124
1087
W62V
-.;»i33,v;^
4vt? 192
Natural gas-and gas liquids;;;'
tural gas-ahcl
liquids;.-,
Metal
rv.,.115
>*■*. -.j.V.
:
and
%.
/•
bined
p.
and 1975.
;
y.^,
..
.
fuels."
Coal,
Y*.-*£'
:
Due on Aug.
1969 inclusive.
Y Others in the account: Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Chase Manhattan Bank, and Bank¬
ers Trust Co., both of New York,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., First
Boston Corp., Dean Witter & Co.,
Foster & Marshall, Atkinson and
Company, Hess & McFaul, and
Chas. N. Tripp & Co.
143
.
*.%x:%4,.%"•: ^
chemicals
--Beverages
Mineral
92
J54
190
'*■ »';176 A *
.' .207,
'
'192 '
V* ■•":, +
Petroleum and coal producfs"h*VT;l4p;.;,"148."
129
141
-143
Foods, beverages, and tobacco5/1^0
114"
116"- •
114
Food and'beverage'uifrs."£_;i7'r.>?'}, t A % %.t 119
114 ;-, :
X ■
-W3
'.Food manufactures
,
'ffT; 120
,-.114. % '
111
Chemicals and
to
900,000 33/is. Due on Aug. 1 from
>112.'
.
periddic'tflsVv%;^4-7;v' '
ancLpetroleum products*';21 §9.-JlyA^.'jlsA"1*-■■ i': 165V186 •
about 3.63%,
nue
:CV30O,OOO 3%s. Due
,101V
^
printing -and
Job
.
tf)3,::
>. 105%
'
publishing;-.
.cqnsumpti.Qji:'l__,__,.
750,000 3
1965
and:
Newsprint
of
as
Bond
I"600,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
iYK 1970 to J973 inclusive.
121 /A.:: 123
-5^.
cost
follows:
$450,000 4V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
-1962 to 1964 inclusive.
149
and. i-pparel
Textile?:- mill, products
Printing
interest
price of 100.006, a
as
fixtures.--/'—-I
' ■■■
Agency,
157
Nondurable Manufactures:
Rubber
--*
net
a
Permanent
Federal
the
to
sold
revenue
19—v. 189, p.
June
and
in
125
'166
'
the
141A
149
A72
Mi 1395'
,
133
%
.
152
123
•'140
Textiles
-
7 184
182.
Portland, at
2731—were
Housing
First National Bank of Oregon,
$6,000,000
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call & Horton,. of Dallas.
•
C.
union
student
and
$3,000,000 water
24
were
awarded to a group headed by
311
187
,
of
Sale—The $740,000 dining
bonds offered
June
offered
bonds
94
327
.
manufactures—,
Miscellaneous
.
141
-329
150
/—..i1
miscellaneous 'Jj-t,
-
and
Furniture
139
>.314
189.
.170,,.
...
93
327
.,
.
;
124
v
'
136
parts.A..
OthePltraiispartation equip.A." '
.;Instniinents,A.
Clay,' glass, ar:d lumber products "
trucks,
'Autos;
';iT98
;
Bond Sale—The
142
165
•
216 ;
Transportation 'equipment'.
;
Portland, Oregon
145
chase
University Fund revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
from
(P. O.
College
Spartanburg), S.
Bond
140
;i68
Freeman,
will receive sealed
bids c/o W. W. Stewart, Endow¬
ment Officer, University of Texas,
Main Building, Austin, until 10
a.m. (CST) on July 8 for the pur¬
terest
Portland.
93
,176
'120
145
207
-*
Electrical
155
178
v.,148
•
163
;
148
■
•
156
9i";
142
168
Machinery
Nonejectrieat .1
173>..
-
146
lA;."
'
Bond Offering—W. C.
Comptroller,
SOUTH CAROLINA
hall
"
153
'
H.
&
Converse
Manillaelurrs:
Durable
Primary metals
MetAl
of
G.
account:
the
Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration, and Lyons & Shafto, Inc.
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
.
May
April
"May
May
April
1958
1959
1958
-1959
May"
in
Others
Walker
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
-Unadjusted
Seasonally Adjusted
*;.
group
price of 100.41, a basis of about
Principal and interest (F-A)
sive.
a
4.65%.
(MST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $850,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
-
■*;*•";
.r','
the First
a
were
headed by
Boston Corp., as 4.70s, at
awarded, to
Offering—Maxine Thomp¬
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
23
June
offered
bonds
County School District
(P. O. Portland), Oregon
District
son, i
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION "/; '
< 1947-49 average -100Y*'*./
.4irvt^:.' "
3
A Bond
..'Mar,;?
102
Residential'
_170(; ■'
143
/99
All.other
A.
/
123 ->*•. 114
/ 104
.
^105
i
NOTE: Construction contract indexes based-oil F: W.'" Dodge date for 48 states.
"Preliminary.. ^Estimated. • 'iNot available. :'v "* - v Zs"-.y<
;
—
98,9
,
——1958——
/
April v..?- Mar.
A
Total
-
Secretary of
Directors,
School
134
109
141
'
iBs
...
1
'
123
.
—-—r~~r
_.y....lb/
124/
143
!/5-151
98;
».
„
11A
*262*
100.6;
Durable
lace,
re¬
87
147
119.1
Nondurable
-
will
bids until 8 p.m.
//Ji
140
•
..A"104-
145.
;
(
•_—t265 //
Nonagrieultural employees. total.
Manufacturing (prod, workers) —
Employment, total
Liberty
(Towns of), Tenn.
140
\
t
Doweiltown and
District Clerk,
133%
166
'
1
1J>3: '-L
119
.
129
127
108*
?>= 105
'i38*
total___^Vlaai;__L'Alt265
output,.
Electricity.
Gas
l-ii-
„
~
■123
14.8
A-fl-
Autos
Other
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
,
127
154
155
130/
->
.
..
'
1
durables——.2.,
Major consumer,
—
Clerk,
County
151
'(
/
164.'/ vk/134'V --•188
141
142
128.
120
'• 140
*•"
Consumer durable good:*, total—
"*•
$300,000 general obliga¬
treatment bonds.
1
sewage
July 7 for the purchase of $35,000 waterworks
and
sewer
system
will receive sealed
improvement revenue bonds was sold to Murray
(PST) on July 2 general obligation
bonds. Dated July 15, 1959. Due
W. Moore & Co., as 4s and 5s, at
for the purchase of $85,000 gen¬
011 July 15 from 1961 to"1967 inch
a price of par. Dated July 1, 1959.
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
Principal and interest payable at Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1989
1, 1959. Due on March 1 from 1961
the
Peoples National Bank of inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality
to
1977 inclusive. Principal
and
Lebanon.
Legality approved by approved by McCall, Parkhuurst,
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
County
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
Philadelphia.
Dallas.
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
RHODE ISLAND
Board of Directors of the Agricul¬
Note
The foregoing supple¬
North Providence, R. I.
tural and Mechanical College of
ments the report in our issue of
Bond Sale—The $1,540,000 school,
Texas (P. O. College Station),
June 22—v. 189, p. 2839.
Texas
*
sewer, fire equipment and water
*153
«.
;* 168
'Zti~—■143
Jl.
Durable
,
155
'--v.—-
152
/
128
'150
152
production, -total, y.:.
Industrial
1958
May
April
"May
May
April
"May
1959-—
..1958
sealed
b
FEDERAL
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE
Offering
Bond
Schnell,
Oregon
".
awarded to the Erie County
United
Bank
of * Vermilion, ' as
receive
time for the pur¬
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
Pa.
Wal¬
Bond Offering—William J.
Homer
J.
same
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
the Board of
will
receive be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
ceive
sealed bids
until 2
p.m.
July 9 for the purchase of $150,sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
(MST) on July 7 for the purchase on July 15 for the purchase of 000 water works revenue bonds..
of $300.1)00 general obligation $750,000 general obligation school Dated
March
1,
1959.
Due (Hi
courthouse bonds. Dated July 2, bonds. Dated Aug. 1. 1959. Due March 1 from 1962 to 1994 inclu¬
1959.
Due
011
Jan. 2 from 1960 on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1986 in¬ sive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
to
1964
inclusive. Principal and clusive,
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Legality
approved
by proved
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the Burgydp, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Pittsburgh.
City.
(The Housing and Home
Finance
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Agency has agreed to
South Lebanon Twp.-Sch. District
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
purchase the bonds.)
(P. O. Lebanon), Pa.
Bond Offering—Joseph K. KreiMarion
County, Jefferson School
TEXAS
District No. 14CJ (P.O.
der, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
Blooming Grove, Texas
Jefferson), Oregon
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond Offering—Nancy Vanscov,
v
(P.;O.
Aloha),
Aloha-Huber W ater District
water
re¬
p.m.
„
:
Bond Sale—The
of
chase
J-J.
will
also
bids at the
In¬
—
sewer
Oscar J.
will
7:30
,
'
*
until
Secretary of the Board of School cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Directors, will receive sealed bids at any suitable bank or trust com¬
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on July 13 j
pany designated by the purchaser.
for the purchase of $100,000 genLegality approved by Dorsey,
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 of Minneapolis.
to
1969 inclusive. Legality ap¬
TENNESSEE
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
430,000 4V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
;;
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
p..
dated Aug.-rl;
bonds „are
inclusive.
1973
Ingram School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Fred A. Aiken,
26-19—were
awarded to the Lane County School District No. 68
Bank, of? .Newport, at a price of
1959. Principal and interest (J-D);
'■'■/^(P. O. Finn Rock), Oregon
98.94; a net interest cost of about
/ Bonds Not, Sold—No bids were
payable -at .the Dollar Savings &
5.04%, as follows:
;
Trust Co., Struthers. Legality ap^
received for the $145,000 school
proved-,r by
Squire, Sanders & $31,500 4%s. Due on July 1 from bonds offered June 15.
",1960. to 1969 inclusive.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
58,500 5s. Due on July 1 from
Malheur County (P.
O. Vale),
*1970 to 1979 inclusive.
."YY
Vermilion, Ohio
'
'■•'i
Oregon
1 The
to
—
Auditor,
bids
Additional Offering—The above
official
tion
1966 inclusive.
to
1961
sealed
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
tors, will receive sealed bids until
9 p.m. (DST) on June 29 for the
purchase of $65,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
of
537,000 41/4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
■
improvement
obligatipa- ,\y a t e r
Bank
School
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
$308,000 4l£s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond.Sale—The $90,000 general
;
from 1960 to
Dec.; 1
on
OREGON
Beach Water District, Ore.
Agate
17,510 city'^ portion street bonds.
group
price of 100.04, a net interest
of about 4.39%, as follows:
a
-1961
1964 inclusive.-';«
from ;196<> to
1
*
1
Dec.
on
National
States
inclusive.
1989
,!■
(CST) on July 9 for the purchase
of $1,000,000
general obligation
public building bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1969 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by
District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Dora J. Unseld,
Portland, and Kalman & Co., Inc.,
.
cost
follows: j" .
•
$78,320 property owners' portion
as
bonds.
United
to
1960
Girard
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City,
at
...f;
a
189, p.
of
composed
on
-v
to
awarded
from
building
scliool
offered June 22—v.
2731—were
July 1 for the purchase
$30.000«•-. waterworks
system
(CST)'
County
obligation
oonds
.y
ceive
(DST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $1,700,000
school
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
Sale—The $1,275,000 gen¬
Clerk
City
—
Bond
Valera?Cook/announces that bids
will be received
until 7:30 p.m.
.
nic, Jr., City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until.noon (DST)...on
street
A
eral
Okla.
Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
School District
(P. O. Ashland), Oregon
s ^
* '
*
Mountain \V iew,
Offering—^Michael G. Ore-
bonds,
t.'.
« «•
t
No. 5
City
Fromke,
(P. O. Doylestown),
be received until 8 p.m.
'>
bonds? '•
Bond'
Bond
V-Jackson
.
Watertown, S. Dak.
Bond Offering
Central Bucks Joint Sch. Authority
1979 inclusive.
to
$33,000 sanitary sewer system
•'
'"-YYV
ols
were
Co., as
L
—
(CST) on July 8 for the purchase
price of 101.22, a basis
4.36%:
'
?
/
11 ~ '
Struthers, Ohio
»'
Okla.
Indiahoma,
Bond
Sale—The $150,000 hospi¬
awarded
of
Heights, Ohio
PENNSYLVANIA
(PST) on July 7
of $125,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
1, 1959., Due on July 1 from I960
for the purchase
-
Niehoft', of Columbus.
Parma
Bond
....
bids until 8 p.m.
OKLAHOMA
the Ohio National
or at
Bank, of Columbus. Legality ap¬
proved by Ericker, Evatt, Barton,
59
(2943)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
by
Lef-
Minneapolis.
on
bids
Officer, will receive
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
July 8 for the purchase of $4,-
000.000 Permanent University
Fund
revenue
bonds.
Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
60
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2944)
inclusive.
1979
Legality
Interest
approved
Medina
J-J.
Texas
Sale—An
Bend
JParkhuvst, Crowe, McCall & Hor-
road
Paso
County
(P. O.
El Paso),
!
'
$10,000
bridge refunding bonds
Dittmar
to
&
Co.,
1, 1959. Due
Feb.
Dated
F-A.
Interest
issue of $567,improvement re¬
permanent
funding bonds
issue of
as
on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Sale—An
Bond
sold
Slvs.
Texas
©00
and
was
ton, of Dallas.
JEZ
(P. O. Hondo),
County
McCall,
by
Gibson,
by
Legality
office.
approved
Gibson,
&
Spence
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $18,100
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
of
Ferndale, Wash.
;
to the tAustin.
i
Bond Sale—The $40,000 general
West Oso Indep. School District\
Harold
! obligation
equipment bonds of¬
S. Stewart & Co., jointly, as fol¬ j
(P.O. Route 3, Corpus Christi),
First
sold
was
Southwest
Co.,
.
and
lows:
I
$127,000 3%s. Due
1966
4s. Due
Dec.
on
1
from
chase
1979 inclusive.
1975 to
bonds
Interest
1959.
J-D.
Legality
Greenville,
:
Offering
ceive
will
sealed
10
$330,000
1
bonds. Due
from
1960 to
1965 and
The
bonds
re¬
of
Interest
Bond Sale—The
disposal
';
;
were
of
price of
3.91%.
July 1,
on
J-J.
Le¬
$910,000
to
a
Smith,
100.88,
sewage
June
group
Barney
basis
a
24
com¬
&
Co.,
of about
July
1,
Greenville.
Legality
Douglas County, Orondo School
District No.
&
(P. O. Waterville),
Coupeville),
Treasurer,
cipal and
R.Leedy,
will receive
b^Hkeston,
No.
Sale—The
National
11—v.
to
189,
Due Aj»ril
],
1976 to
7%
Twenty-Year
7%
Dated
Bonds
of
1927
Bonds
Bonds
Due February
of
1926
of
1,
of
of
1''27, Due October 1, 1917
25,
he accepted is hereby extended from July 1, 1959
July 1, 1960.
The
period for exchange of Convertible Certificates
for 3°/o External
Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds of the
Republic due October 1, 1970 in multiples of $500 prin¬
cipal amount has also been extended from January 1,
1960 to January 1. 1961.
sealed
(EDST)
Copies of the Offer may he obtained upon applica¬
Exchange Agent, The First Rational City
Bank of New York.
Corporate Trust Division, 2 Broad¬
way, New York 15, N. Y.
at
fice in
S.
July
on
of
bids
until
20
for
$2,200,000
11
the
school
of the
.
AGRICULTURAL MORTGAGE BANK
(Banco Agricola llipoteeario)
By Augcsto Espinosa Valderrama
the
State
pay¬
Treasurer's
of¬
Charleston, or at the option
holder, at the Bankers Trust
Co., of New York City.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
CANADA
Columbia
British
a
School
The
—
$1,000,000
bonds
offered June 23—v. 189, p. 2620—
were
awarded
posed
of
Baxter
&
to
First
Co.,
revenue
Sale
school
An
—
debentures
was
Mills,
Co., McLeod, Young
Co., Bell, Gouinlock &
Co.,
and Odium Brown
ments, Ltd., as 5s. Dated
Due
1979
of
group composed of
&
1959.
issue
group com¬
Boston
Corp.,
Company,
Julien Collins & Co., and WhitePhillips Co., at a price of 93.05,
a basis of about
3.83%.
eral
Sale—The $7,540,000 gen¬
obligation
public
museum
bonds offered June 23—v. 189, p.
2732—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 3.10%, as follows:
$1,740,000 4s. Due
on
July 15 from
1960 to 1962 inclusive,
sinking
fund
on
debentures
and after June
1,
1974,
at
the option
of
the
Municipality of
Metropolitan
Toronto, at an initial redemption
price, of - 103% and at-declining
premiums thereafter, plus accrued
interest
in
each
The
case.
ment debentures
are
instal¬
non-callable.
The
Municipality
of
Metro¬
politan Toronto was incorporated
1953
which
the Toronto
certain
statutes enacted in
provided
federation of
for
the
13
municipalities in
Metropolitan area for
financial
and
other
pur¬
poses.
The City of Toronto is the
point of the area
approximately 240
on
(J-J)
July 1 from 1960 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the hold¬
er's
option ill any principal Ca¬
nadian city.
The debentures are
guaranteed
British
by
the
Province
of
Columbia.
June
on
1
Sale
—
Debentures With SEC—The Com¬
mission
has
filed
registration
a
bentures, series X, due July 15,
1984,
through
an
investment
banking group headed by The
First Boston Corporation and A. E.
Ames & Co. Incorporated. The is¬
sue is guaranteed
unconditionally
to
principal and interest by the
Net
An
issue
was
of
sold
syndicate headed
by the Equitable Securities Can¬
ada, Ltd., as 5^s. Due on March 1
a
from
1960 to 1989
inclusive, and
July 2 from 1960 to 1984 inclu¬
on
;
Province of Quebec.
debentures
to
of
t
QUEBEC
Ottawa, Ont.
Debenture
1,429,000.
Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission,
Quebec
Registers
$50,000,000
Issue: of
as
ONTARIO
$17,364,000
square
population
a
Exchange Commission covering a
proposed sale of $50,000,000 de¬
inclusive.
terest
has
and
which
July 1,
sive.
proceeds
the
debentures
the
general
from
will
funds
the
be
of
sale
of
added
toi
the
Com¬
mission and may, in part, be used
to meet capital expenditures in,
with its construction
connection
program,
ties
of
and debenture maturi¬
$28,800,000
during the
balance of 1959.
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Partners
Ltd., A. E.
The Commission is
Harris
Ames & Co., Ltd., Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd.,
Wood, Gundy &
Co., Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir &
Co., Ltd., Nesbitt, Thomson
&
Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Ltd., Burns Bros. & Denton Ltd.,
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., Gardi¬
ner & Co.,
Ltd., J. L. Graham &
Co., Ltd.,
Greenshields
&
Co.,
Ltd., Anderson & Co., Ltd., Bank¬
ers
Bond
bien
&
Securities
Richardson
&
Corp.,
Sons,
issue
of
$648,252 improvement debentures
was
sold to the Bank of
and
Mills,
Spence
Montreal,
& Co., Ltd.,
price of 98.23.
as
April 30 from 1960 to 1974
on
inclusive.
Toronto
5V2s, at
a
Province, and the Province is the
owner
of the properties
of the
Commission. The Commission
and
owns
operates
four
now
electric
systems within the Province with
total
a
installed
hydro-electric
capacity of 2,215,500
kws and approximately 2,700 cir¬
generating
cuit miles of transmission lines and
lines.
Peterborough, Ontario
The
by Act
Legislature in 1944 and is
to generate, acquire
sell, transmit and distribute elec¬
tricity and gas throughout the
of the
empowered
John
Co., Ltd., J. F. Simard
Co., Ltd., Flemming & Co., and
Fry & Co., Ltd.
Sale
an agency of
right of the Province
of Quebec. It was created
about
Graham &
Debenture
the Crown in
Ltd.,
Due
Milwaukee, Wis.
The
will be callable
statement with the Securities and
jointly,
Bond
mis¬
for vari¬
Invest¬
a
Illinois
packing authority,
cellaneous projects and
other purposes. 1
District,
James
Sale
in
currency.
ous
Columbia
&
Midland
Bond
the
and sewers,
schools, water¬
works, local improvements, parks
and recreations,
housing, home for
the aged,
about
WISCONSIN
3V2% water works
on
payable
be
roads
miles,
Corp., Ltd., L. G. BeauCo., Ltd., Cochran-Mur¬
ray & Co., Ltd., R. A. Daly & Co.,
Dawson, Hannaford & Co., Ltd.,
Wis.
will
States
proceeds from the sale of
the debentures .will be used
by
the Municipality of
Metropolitan
Toronto to finance the costs of
covers
Madison,
tion to the
Offering—E.
Principal and interest (J-J)
dated June
(Gerente General)
'
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
may
Dated, June 29, 1959.
4^s.)
as
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
1942, to exchange the above Bonds and the appurtenant
coupons for Republic of Colombia, 3% External
Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds, due October 1, 1970,
to
in
receive
able
Offer.
30
United
under Ontario
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sinking Fund Com¬
Charleston, or at the
purchase
EXTENSION
which the
on
&
a.m.
Convertible Certificates for 3% External
Sinking Fund Dollar
Bonds of the Republic of Colombia, Due October 1. 1970
The lime within
Callable
Shannon,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
and
OF
Dist.
Wyo.
State
Bond
May, 1927, Due May 1, 1917
NOTICE
July 1 from 1961
on
County Board of Education
(P. O. Parkershurg), W. Va.
llipoteeario de Bogota)
-
Sch.
Principal of and interest
debentures
focal
Weir
C.
Wood
Oetober, 1927, Due October 1, 1917
*
W,
1927
191T'
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fond Gold Bonds
Issue
—
bonds. Dated July
chase the bonds
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
16—
Bond Offering — John E. Bell,
Superintendent
of Schools, wil.
receive sealed bids until July 10
for the purchase of $100,000 build¬
ing bonds.
'
Spence
Cutler, of Chicago. (The
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
nance Agency has agreed to
pur¬
Mortgage Bank of Bogota
iKatico
revenue
the
man
Sinking Fond Gold Bonds of 1927
Dated Oetober 1,
Offering
mission
1926, Due November 1, 1916
1927,
sewer
June
Campbell County High
(P. O. Gillette),
sold to
First National City Bank of New
York. Legality approved by Chap¬
Colombia)
Sinking Fond Gold
February 1,
f
$42,000
offered
189, p. 2620—were sold to the
State, as 4s, at par.
Debenture
VIRGINIA
1993. inclusive.
of
Sinking Fund Gold
Twenty-Year
bonds
July 1 from
on
Ross,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
to
April 1, 1927, Due April 1, 1917
November 1,
Sale—The
v.
British
inclusive.
days' notice. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at the office
Mortgage Bank of Colombia
Dated
WYOMING
1979 inclusive.
1, 1958. Due
April, 1928, Due April 15, 1918
(Bunco llipoteeario de
Bond
sewer
(Bunco tie Colombia)
Twenty-Year
1975
to
bids until 7:'c0 p.m. (EST) on July
10 for the purchase of $329,000
August, 1927, Due August 1, 1917
Sinking Fund Gold
in¬
July 1 from
on
48,000 4.70s. Due
'
Bank of Colombia
Dated
and
(J-J) payable at the State
Wonewoc. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
of
Tripp & Co., jointly, at
price of 97.00, a net interest cost
4.90%, as follows:
Madison, W. Va.
1916
Guaranteed Twenty-Year 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Twenty-Iear 7%
inclusive. Principal
$5,000,000
January, 1927, Due January 15, 1917
Issue of
1979
N.
WEST
Guaranteed Twenty-Year 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue of
2512 — were
& Co., and
p.
McLean
Ilipotwario)
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Cold Bonds
Issue of
Wash.
Sale—The $165,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
Guaranteed Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bond*
Guaranteed
Bank
1
Canada).
$6,759,000
debentures, dated
Net
terest
Bond
Bond
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
l'J26,
Wis.
on
July 6 for the purchase of
$300,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1.962 to
revenue
$536,000/§chool
Seattle-First
Seattle.
1961
Mortgage Bank Bonds
of
Wonewoc),
Baggs, Wyo.
County, Chehalis Xc,
(P. O. Chehalis),
$117,000 4VzS. Due
Issue
O.
1
of about
To the Holders of
(Kiinco Auricula
(P.
302
the
of
a
Colombian
Woodland and
^
Lewis
Toronto
Ontario,
June
lages) and Parts of the Towns of
LaValle Joint School District No.
HorowJ^^Bfe2at-
tle.
Chas.
Offer)
an
(F-^ payable
of
1, 1959 and maturing June 1,
Fenner & Smith, R. V/. 1960 through 1974, priced to yield
from 4.125% to 5.10%,
Prcssprich & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
according
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., C. to maturity;
and $33,223,000 of
5% sinking fund debentures, of
F. Childs & Co., Robert Winthrop
which $32,741,000 are due June
& Co., Commerce Trust
Co., of
1,'
Kansas
City. Winslow, Cohu & •1979 and yield 5.125%; $142,000
Stetson, and Reinholdt & Gardner. mature June 1, 1984 and yield
5.175%, and $340,000 mature-June
Wonewoc and Union Center (Vil¬
1, 1989 and yield 5.175%.
Bank
interest
Thorgrimson &
June
not
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Metropolitan
The offering consists of
of instalment •
Pierce,
Bond Offering—Charles H. Wil¬
at the County TreasmRk office.
Legality
approved
awarded
(This Announcement is
to
pality. ; of
tional City Bank, of New Y'crk,
First Boston Corp., Merrill Lynch,
Wash.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (PST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $30,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
Monday, June 29, 1959
.
.
(Province
Offering—Harry A. Lang, kinson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
County. Treasurer, will
receive
Ridgefield,
Bond Offering—Forrest
County
Consol.
July 15 from
on
inclusive.
Bond
Washington
ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothmari. of Dallas.
13
Coupeville
building bonds offered June 22—
v.
189, p. 2404—were awarded to
WASHINGTON
dated
price ol
a
1966
Others in the account: First Na¬
School District No. 204 (P. O.
Bond
1966.
are
County,
from 1961
offered
awarded
posed
July
on
bonds
4%s, at
as
1963 to
Wonewoc, Summit,
Island
tax
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, and
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 4s, at a
,
1959. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Citizens National
Bank
unlimited
VERMONT
1964 inclusive.
145,000 4% bonds. Due
pur¬
Bennington, Vt.
a.m.
"<
.
.
the
p.m.
July 1 from 1960 to
E.
(CST) on July 6 for the purchase
of $475,000 airport bonds, as fol¬
lows:
inclusive.
on
' "?*•
Chester
City Manager,
b,icls until
Peterson,
8
gality
a p p roved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
&
Texas
—
1976
1,
Due
| Committee,
Super- 'par.
until
for
30
$120,000
1959.
ap¬
by Dumas, Hugucnin
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
Bond
June
on
of
the
by
Schools
bids
school house bonds. Dated July 1,
June
dated
are
of
fered June 17—v. 189, p. 2620—
| were sold to the State Finance
,-rty
Sealed
—
received
be
intendent
;
240,000 4V4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
The
Offering
'(CST)
1974 inclusive.
to
1970
| will
inclusive.
1969
to
200,000
Texas
-
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
5,800,000 3s. Due
.
Interest A-O.
2,500 miles of distribution
Between Jan.
L 1954 and April
30, 1959, the Cofirmf^Ton. made
capital expenditures for electric
properties of approximately $535,000,000. Net funded debt during
the
same
period
increased
by
$329,700,000. • The- Commission's
current expansion program covers
the
period Sept. 30, 1955 through
expected to cost $648,-
1961 and is
000.000;
(The Municipality of
as
of
April
30.
1959
$212,000,000 remained to be spent,
on
the
expansion
program.
Metropolitan), Ontario
Debentures Sold in U. S.—Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorporated
Commission
and The Dominion Securities Cor¬
months of 1959 amounted to $30,-
poration are joint managers of
underwriting syndicate which
an
365,000 and net income to $7,767,-
on
000.
June
24
offered
issue of $39,982,000 debentures of The Munici¬
an
Total operating revenues of
In
for
first
the
four
1958,
total
operating
$83,290,000 and net
$22,620,000.
revenues were
income
the
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