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V£RSITY
Michigan
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MONDAY
ISSUE
Ml 3
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Reg
Volume
185
Number
5643
General
RAILROAD
directors
on
with
this
cents
policy
annual
May
on
17
the
basis.
common
The
stock,
dividend
June
on
also
board
also
voted,
payable June
of
3,
28|
stock
a
1957
dividend
stock
dividend
may
interest,necessary
dividend
of
2r'c*
of
Stockholders
Marine
Midland
July
30.
1957.
sell
round
will
Trust
be
Co.
Fractional
fractional
them
the
out
the
on
provided
of
New
record
June
on
3.
with
York
be
date
the
to
Order
an
to
dividend
on
.
244i.
p.
Aetna Industrial Corp.
(N.
The price
■■■i
not disclosed.
was
glove company, founded in
fabric. dress gloves for men,
Marinette
employs
more
1892,
15
Reynolds
ft
Drexel
Stock
Stock
and
wide
a
'
_,
if''
f\'
•
children.
of
Its
■
Affiliated
During
stock
after
1956.
On
gain of
a
-a
'
25
adjustment
period
cents
for
per
the
Hornblower & Weeks
2.5
Paine,
Exchange.
plant
39
Stroud
in
V.'
''
'
•
•
•'
•
' «.'!
V.'-
f
gain
distribution
paid
Blair
St
1.5
C.
Converse
35
cylinder gas operations.
of
$2,775,000.
31,
1957
for
The
'*•'
'
l.
-■
35
In
35
■')'
r'~.
Offerings..
tion
such
equipment to various
products include the steel,
Industries.
petroleum
Major
and
of
users
chemical
the
company's
industries.
Since.
1940,
the company has engaged in the manufacture and distribution
of oxygen and acetylene gases at various locations in the United
States..
EARNINGS—In the five years
increased
429
to
$1,407,279,
"common
ended
frouv $6,944,694
stock
March
the
to
latter
1952-50, total
$20,543,192
figure
being
and
revenues
net
equal
outstanding prior to this offering.
31,. 1957
total
revenues
were
to
of the company
income
$1.65
from
per
$327,-
share
of
For the three months
$12,142,255
and
net
income
1.5
1.5
W.
York
&
Co., Inc.
1.5
1.5
2209.
p.
Exchange
Condition
Payable
Rates
panel.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
shares
PRESENT
notes—
,
A,
B
Additional
tCommon
♦The
term
and
stock
of
has made
•
arrangements
$3,600,000
of
an
a
1,500,000 shs.
1,191,124 shs.
for
major
the financing on a longof lease plants under the
as
trustee..
Each
series
of
the
secured
notes
It
is
other
facilities
a
in
Chicago
including
carbon dioxide plant.—V.
an
oxygen
185, p. 1629.
1957—Month—1956
from
ops.
'
inc.
$526,885
$2,184,476
$2,073,2«l
356,530
1,574,379
1,476,595
$163,953
expenses
ry.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$561,616
397,663
revenue--
Net
railway oper.
—V. 185, p. 2209.
$170,355
$610,097
$596,666
52,619
59,218
186,171
202,961
,
$1,400,000—5Va■ .;* .
presently anticipated that
on
amount
of
$2,000,000,
.
will
v
all
be
K
series
issued
Alabama, Great Southern rr.—-Earnings—
Is
payable in 40 equal quarterly instalments commencing 15 months after
initial issuance of each series.
Interest rates on the principal amount
of authorized secured notes are: on $800,000—on
$4,400,000—
principal
•
Indenture
Co. .'(Philadelphia)
AKft;
has
acetylene plant and
Net rev.
portion of the cost
covering the secured notes, dated as of June 1,
1956, executed by the company in favor of Tradesmens Bank St Trust
terms
company
an
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Unlimited
—
(par $1)—
company
basis
$6,000,000
——
i
j'-.-
will
15 tons of liquid
Period End. April 30—
Outstanding
:
C
scries
switch
Akron, Canton & Youngstown rr.—Earnings—
FINANCING
Authorize
*
the
outstanding
'
.
threw
these plants also produce gaseous nitrogen and argon.
plant,
on
Hill
tion
already
operates plants for the production of liquid oxygen,
and argon at Butler, Pa., and Riverton, N. J., and will soon
complete construction of similar air separation plants at Los Angeles,
Calif., and at Acton, Mass. Airco also operates over 70 plants
through¬
out the country for the production of oxygen in
gaseous form. Many
The
also
Mr.
nitrogen
47
of
share,
ceremony,
produce daily 55 tons of high purity liquid
nitrogen, and 3Va tons of liquid argon—is the
third large air separation plant completed
by the company. Air Reduc¬
48
per
plant—which
oxygen,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
$808,678, equal to 91 cents
prior to the current offering.
the
of
■"V
This
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
...
meet
conclusion
welding and cutting equipment.
Mr. Hill
plant has been designed so that it can be
the growing need for oxygen,
nitrogen and
plant "011 stream."
The plant, including related dis¬
facilities, cost in excess of 57,500,000 and is of
completely
design with push-button operation from an electronic control
modern
...
to
new
the
put
tribution
48
....
The Course of Bank Clearings
the
related
the
expanded
At
that
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve Banks
that
readily
48
Federal Reserve System
and
gases
out
argon.
11
Series
and
Warren
1.5
1.5
Redaction Co., Inc.—Dedicates New Facility—
pointed
55
and
Declared
.
principal business of the company is the design
manufacture of machinery and equipment and plants for
produc-.
of oxygen, nitrogen and other gases and the
leasing and sale of
1.5
Deane & Scribner.
Smith, Hague ft Co.
Stern, Farnk, Meyer & Fox
Underwood, Neuhaus St Co.,
Inc.
1.5
1.5
in¬
State and City Bond
Its
BUSINESS—The
Co.
ceremonies held
on
May 27, this company officially
production of liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon at its new
multi-million dollar air separation
plant just completed in Chicago, 111.
John A. Hill, President, commented on the tremendous
growth ahead
in the midwest metalworking industries which use Air
Reduction's
' 'V
'
Dividends
♦Secured
>
Co.—
'
St
dedication
dustrial
cor-
of
Inc
St
-
1.5
Co
185,
Air
Miscellaneous Features
company
expansion
Co.
St
1.5
—
—_—_
Gardner-
35
of investment firms
cost
V.
—V.
10, 1957.
Dec.
1.5
Singer,
Cooley
General Corporation & Investment News. Cover
its common stockholders rights
share for 170,160 shares of addi¬
factory at an. estimated aggregate
also expects to spend $1,400,000
by
1.5
1.5
1.5
started
10.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the offering will be used to finance
part of the company's expansion program and to retire current bank
loans.
The company is building a new machine shop and plans the
construction
of
an
engineering
and office
building and a general
1.5
Stiver
35
."*•
a
1.5
Saunders,
45
.;
Dec.
& Company, Corp.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Penington, Colket and Co
2.5
Co,
1.5
1.5
Laird
&
1.5
ft
1.5
-
Reinhokit
Inc
Burge ft Kraus—
Bartli
Co.
2.5
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
Ball,
The offering is being underwritten by a
headed jointly by Reynolds
Co., Inc.; Laurence M. Marks & Co., and Drexel & Co.
&
2.5
:
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
subscribe at S28 per
tional common stock (par $1) at the rate of one share
for each six shares held of record on
May 24, 1957. The
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
group
Co.
"
&
J.
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
■■■v
Air Products, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—This
June
i—
Co
Jackson
_____
St
2(5
—•
41
'
to
St
Webber,
Curtis
Co._
40
Foreign
is offering to
Moseley
.4.0
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
.
30. 1957 the company had net assets of $372,414,324
to $357,977,445 on Oct. 31, 1956.—V. 185, p. 337.
poration
S.
St
&
Co., Inc
Presoott, Shepard St Co., Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reed, Lear St Co.
•
F.
Weeks
1.5
St
Inc.
4.0
Co
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stoek Exchange
April
compared
4.0
Loeb, Rhoades St Co
Barney St
1.5
GiUen
-
39
from Nov. 1, 1956 to April 30, 1957,
share in the net asset value of the
capital
Peabody St Co.—
Carl M.
Cruttenden, Podcsta St Co
Granbery, Marache St Co.
A Johnson, Lane, Space St Co.,
39
Stock
principal
nearly as
.
4.0
Over-the-Counter Markets
leather
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Increased—
the six months'
was
li.o
.—_•.
2.5.-
,
there
ft Co
Union Secu-.
Hemphill, NoyeS: & Co.—_»s-.
Montreal
17G1.
p.
'
Marks
Co
38
Exchange.
as
Fusz-Sehmelzle
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
than 350 workers.
180,
■_
St
<v
-
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Marinette,
on May 15.
line
y
directors of Aetna.—V,
Kidder,
36
Stock Exchange
of;
names
purchase,
ft
11.0
11.0
36
Stock
to
ft
/-A.
Inc
__________
Dillon,
-ritles
36
„
Co.,
M.
Eastman
36
_______
the
are
agreed
Smith,
Baker,
Midwest
Carlton B. Adams, President of Eisendrath Glove, and John J.
Wright,
Secretary and Treasurer, will continue in their posts, and will be made
,
St
Laurence
31
-..
'
Detroit Stock Exchange....—
Aetna
.
Exchange-
Exchange.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
stock¬
Industrial owns and operates
companies in diversified light
and heavy industries
including boys' apparel, lumber, road construction,
asphalt,
concrete,
building supplies, industrial
leathers, tools and
textiles.
severally
following respective. percentages, such of the shares
Co
Exchange
common stock are reserved under a
.options are oustanding thereunder.
below
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
makes
women
have
the
no
forth
of the company being offered -pursuant to the company's offer to stockholders as may not be subscribed for
by holders
of the warrants:
27
Boston
,
The
and
plan;.
stock
common
(Bonds).
American
before
Y.)—Acquisition—VW r
This corporation acquired the Eisendrath Glove Co. of
Wis., Walter W. Weismann, Chairman of Aetna, announced
of
(Stocks)-
Stock
Pacific Coast
>/
option
who
New York Stock Exchange
";v.•.''.
,***
stock
New York
*
outstanding after that
to
toj exceed 50.000 shares of
■
respective holdings.
185,
t Not
i
practicable in
Stock and Bond Quotations
the
to
or
anticipated that the remainder of the series C secured
the principal amount of $1,000,000, will be issued on or
prior
1957.
underwriters
nearest full ■"
Form
executed
is also
restricted1
Page
will be sold and the cash
proceeds will be distributed
holders who have not issued orders
pro-rata to their
—v.
Copy
a
1,
UNDERWRITERS—Set
1957.
as
part of the
additional fractional
the
dividend
which remain
shares
;
In This Issue
a
stock,
common
It
Nov.
to
interests
buy
or
stock
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
1957.
to
[■'/■••••'i1'-K-.
1957.
receive
either
to
share.
.
to
INSURANCE
-
notes, in
10-V
on
1957
directors stated that they will consider a further
stock
before the end of the next fiscal
year ending June 30, 1958.
entitled
INDUSTRIAL
-
I
of
of
stock
28,
placing the
paid on June
The
Stockholders
Price
furtherance
be
stockholders
to
policy
a
In
thus
will
'
The
adoption
regular quarterly dividend basis.
board declared its first
quarterly
stockholders of record
Monday, June 3, 1957
Quarterly Basis—
on
the
announced
PUBLIC UTILITY
a
the
share
per
40-ce-nt
on
Pat. Office
Corporation and Investment News
-
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Stock
The
placing the stock
1957
*'
Chronicle
U. 3
New York 7, N. Y.,
V i
Period End.
Railway
|
B
secured
during
notes
July
or
in
the
August,
April 30—
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
oper.
expenses
-
$1,478,110
1,202,539
T
Net rev. from ry. ops.
railway oper. inc.-
Net
—V.
135,
P.
2231.
/
$275,571
168,477
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,479,006
<
$6,120,331
1,330,229
4,757,816
$6,068,170
4,684,295
$248,777
160,161
$1,362,515
$1,383,875
-781,783-
731,712
,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
2
Monday, June 3, 1957
...
(2554)
and
Bales
/;
4,
revenues
—
521
and Expenses
Costs
nar
'Znn'trn
(current and future)—
taxes
•Income
794,183
17,450
consolidated subsidiaries—
Minority int. in net inc. of consol. subsidiaries
Divs.
pfd. shs. of
on
that "alter taxing the deposition of
plaintiffs," they were convinced "that the plaintiffs instituted
action in good faith."—V. 184, p. 1118.
bringing the law suit to an end,
—
on
to
3-for-l
the 3-for-l
1956 after giving effect to
subdivision.—V. 133,
Railway
Railway
R. I.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
Corp., Providence,
Guaranty
Files
—
Net
13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 38,651 shares of common stock (par $1; to be offered
to stockholders of record May 17, 1957 at $7.50 per share on a basis
of one new share for each tnree shares held; rights to expire June 28,
1957.
Any unsubscribed shares will be offered to public residents in
Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
There will be no underwriting,—
V. 184, p. 2009.
corporation
The
May
on
is
there
and
Electric System
England
New
See
12,675,923
drill
11,935,402
No. 1 Well was spudded
completed to a depth of
The
preparing to move the drilling rig to the
the West Negrll No. 1 Pan Jamaican-Base
Approved—
V.
183,
Co.—C.
Anaconda
Francis
Cornelius
135,
of
care
The
used
'
The
in Italy—
Resine
the
said
known
firm,
circles
business
in
ALCREA,
as
The
Italian
Common stock
ADM
from
for
old
resin
The
It
is
of
one
World
many
in
185,
Italy,
ALCRjEA was founded in 1936.
companies which operated throughout
Italian
few
II.—V.
War
This
2322.
p.
and
to
by
terest
offered
be
headed
rate,
supplied
tories
Net
by
sale
through
underwriting
an
group
maintain
to
its
and
of the
the
the
advanced
working
among
vanced
to
their
things,
the
invested
or
the
will
debentures
be
in
used
to
the
respective
in
subsidiaries
bulk
for
purchase
subsidiaries
businesses.—V.
other
such
185, p.
or
be
may
purposes
as
ad¬
&
Atchison,
Topeka
Santa
&
Period End. April 30—
Fe
Ry.
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
railway
—V.
135,
ry.
oper.
49,063,467
196,615,061
189,352,815
Bell Telephone
39,393,503
36.412,571
150,573,632
143,122,012
12,601,467
12,655:896
46,041,429
46,230,803
inc.
5,515,536
6,211,690
19,147,701
21,193,064
Atlanta
Period
St. Andrews Bay
&
End.
April 30—
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue..
Net
Ry.—Earnings—$364,817
$1,464,567
171,337
167,382
653,549
$1,432,875
660.494
ry. oper.
$223,895
$197,435
$811,018
$772,381
railway oper. income
80,374
71 975
291,934
295,425
oper.
oper.
after
Net
1957—4 Mos.—1956-
$395,232
expenses
Railway
oper.
—V.
income.
—
3,526,000
charges—
185,
p.
$4,045,831
—V.
from
rev.
185,
2210.
p.
Atlanta
Point
The
of
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
operating
•Deficit.—V.
$342,134
$1,310,016
$1,362°163
290,936
296,943
1,175,502
1,211,524
ops.
$43,060
$45,191
$134,514
$150,644
inc..
13,680
2,962
8,299
♦27,923
185,
p.
2442.
Consolidated
Atlas
Mining
Development
&
Corp.—
Law Suit Settled—
A
100,000,000
peso
an
dismissed
order
of
announced
The
the
on
court
order
Exchange
law suit filed
on
May
Court
27,
1957,
of First
May 28 by Colonel Andres
dismissed
the
case
copper
in favor of
Instance
upon
the
in
last
the
Soriano,
filing
on
September,
Benguet Consolidated,
Bessemer
mine in the Orient
Railway
oper.
&
Lake
aper.
revenue—
it
was
Net rev.
expenses
Marino
22 an¬
Erie RR.—Earnings—
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$6,130,160 $6,612,107
5,925,015
6,692,834
1957—Month—1956
$1,997,083
$2,312,134
1,623,649
1,909,878
from ry. oper.
$373,434
$402,256
$205,145
•$80,727
income
398,128
456,770
1,087,248
946,877
Net railway oper.
1957,
of
a
♦Deficit.—V.
185, p. 2211.
in
a
net
was
paid on March:
2443.
p.
and C.
I.
T.
Corp., a
subsidiary of C. I. T. Financial
by the
T.
I.
Brunswick
Murray and Brunswick companies.
also will finance future sales
Corp.
A. O. Dietz,
Brunswick to
announced
enable
will
of the automatic pin¬
President of C. I. T. Financial Corp.
continue selling the machines on a
basis.
.
installation and servicing of the machines, the
will continue to be handled by the Otis
facilities include 268 service depots, located stra¬
long-term installment
The manufacturing,
pointed
Bensingers
Elevator
"This
across
C.
and
tinued
the nation.
three-way
promote
and
it,
Otis'
Co.
tegically
I.
out,
arrangement—Brunswick to engineer, sell, distribute
pinsetter, Otis to manufacture, install and service
to handle financing—insures Brunswick's con¬
the
Corp.
T.
leadership
in
bowling,"
first offered
alleys, and
only
a
the
year
said.
"Tne automatic
already is installed in more
Bensingers
ago,
substantial number of orders is on hand."
The Brunswick-Balke-Ccllender Co. is also one of the largest pro¬
ducers and distributors of school furniture and gymnasium equipment
and
manufactures
many
aircraft and guided missiles components.
See also MuiTay Corp. of America—V. 185, p. 2211.
3,500
a
Burroughs Corp.—Announces New
Inc.—Announces New Contract
through
President.
May 24,
announced the
1934
in the $1 par
period, May 25
nounced a contract has been signed covering the sale of 550,090 tons
refractory chrome ore fines, the first large sale of this product.
Benguet and Consolidated, in addition to this, are .currently pro¬
ducing and selling approximately 575,000 tons of lump ore.—V. 184, p. 3.
Railway
Philippines
$9,447,657
8,0d8,870
Executive Vice-President of this company and
President
of Consolidated Mines,
Inc., on May
resulted
this
21
May
year
C.
This
the Securities Exchange Act of
Ralph Crosby,
1956,
defendants
Manila,
.
Suspension Continued—
Commission on May 24
pursuant to
Period End. April 30—
($50,000,000)
against this corporation—the largest open-pit
—was
an
months of 195T
similar period
announced that they have concluded arrangements
to expand long-term pay-as-you-go sales
of its automatic pinsetter for bowling establishments.
R. F. Bensinger and B. E. Bensinger, Chairman and President, re¬
spectively,
of Brunswick, said that a part of the proceeds of an
initial $25,000,000 transaction was used by Brunswick to acquire full
ownership of the Brunswick-Murray Automatic Pinsetter Corp. by buy¬
ing the 50% ■ stock interest owned by the Murray Corp. of America,
and to satisfy other advances made to the pinsetter corporation. ■ .2
The Brunswick-Murray Automatic Pinsetter Corp.
was formed last
A
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$333,996
Olondriz,
Net
Net
and
Securities
185,
enaDle
will
than
issuance
taxes,
Income
Federal
for
comnany
on
tuac
pinsetter,
trading on the American Stock Exchange
capital stock of this corporation for a further ten-day
to
June 3,
1957, inclusive.—V. 185, p. 2322.
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
April 30—
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
10,747,874
as
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Financing Program
This
Corp.,
2095.
suspending
West
&
Period End.
2,874,170
Profits Rise—
products for the first three
compared to $1,080,761 for the
company's
provision
1957—V.
29,
will expand the
photographic, music
$3,333,890 $12,294,305
Industries Corp.—Sales &
pared to $580,536 at the end of Df",nrnbor 1°^6.
A
regular quarterly dividend of 7Vic per share
1957—3-Mos —1956
$26,889,401 $87,077,732 $78,317,045
19,246,893
56,609,700 56,620,465
2,968,800
11,057,100
8,371,600
1,350,192
1,334,818
4,116,627
3,877,323
Bellanca Corp.—Listing
Net
Net
Consols Line—
1957—Month—1956
taxes.—
1383.
$109,679, compared to $58,033 in 1956, or 46c per share,
to 24c, as adjusted to reflect the number of shares out¬
standing last year.
Total assets as of March 31, 1957 were $1,715,515,
compared with
total liabilities of $923,3i9.
Tne surplus stood at $672,198, as com¬
Operating revenues.— $29,241,434
Operating exoenses
20,257,511
Federal income
taxes...
3,587,900
Other
30,700
—
—
year.
After
through
—
$115,920
this
of
101,61T
78,309
11,081
—
—
profit of
compared
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31
2322.
p.
sold
31, 1957
$2,093,262
expanse—_—
(net)—_—
taxes
income
MARCH
—.
and field overhead——1,755,635
deductions
for
.
J——
$1,683,236,
last
He added that this company
now
for operation late in
ENDED
QUARTER
FOR
depreciation
etc.,
185, p.
Sales
dealers and consumers.
recorders,
stvle mobile barge for deep
46
income
were
of high
stated.
tape
launch its ninth submersible
protected waters. The drilling
of their large land rigs to>
v-!'
,
operations
administrative
gas
British
$
ops.
expenses
from
rev.
51,994,970
revenue
$
$
-V.
one
Kermac
new
STATEMENT
and
setter,
$
Railway
of
and
Net
restrictions prohibiting the
part of the cost to drill oil
the
of
revenue
Provision
appliance stores.—V. 185, p. 1633.
and
to
from
,
Interest,
Records,
the hands of
Percy
Mr.
distribution
1957—4 Mos.—1956
-
Outs.xnding
Magnetic tape recorders will continue to be an important area of Bell
Howell's electronic engineering, manufacturing and marketing pro¬
grams,
Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
in
month
.
year.
General
and
now
this
transferred
be
construction
Drilling cost,
v
Percy stated that the sale
consoles
relate
1038.
trip flights between Newr York
round
drilling is on schedule and will be available
Contract
includes only the company's six phono¬
phonograph-radio-tape recorder combinations, ranging in
$595 to $1,800.
Bell ds Howell and Columbia will each
continue to manufacture and sell its own line of tape recorders.
He said Bell & Howell accepted Columbia's offer in order to devote
capital, manpower and facilities to the expanding requirements of its
photographic and tape recorder Jines.
Columbia will take over the servicing of Bell & Howell high fidelity
of
be
including,
purposes,
receivables,
of
for
such
will
INCOME
from
price
capital of the company but will be initially
of short-term
notes due within one year.
in
the
units.
Mr.
graph
increase
capital may be used for the purchase
ordinary course of its financing activities, may
invested
or
other
of
primarily
engaged
are
working
the
in
to
sale
reduction
additional
receivables
subsidiaries
line
Columbia
to
departed for Bogota via Washington, Miami
expects
company
The
water
lOO.OOi) shs.
100,000 shs. 4n Texas, Its' p-lncipal busi¬
Howell Co.—Sells Hi-Fi
&
company's
sold
Inc.—Service Starts to Colombia—
Airways on May 15 inaugurated the first U. 8.
York and Bogota, Colombia,> when its DC-6
New
Conquistador" plane
equipment
this barge.
fidelity radio-phonograph consoles has
Inc., a subsidiary of Columbia Broad¬
casting System, Inc., it was disclosed on May 20 by Charles H. Percy.
President
of
Lell
&
Howell,
and
Goddard Lieberson,
President of
Columbia Records.
The sale became effective immediately.
There will
be
no
interruption in
the manufacturing, selling and
servicing of
This
amendment.
proceeds
applied
to
public
gas
been
automobile
financing and insurance incident thereto principally in terri¬
east of the Rocky Mountains in the United States and Canada.
sales
The
for
Is incorporated
With
Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co., Inc.—Drills—
826 Amarillo
however, will be subject to the
from being made liable for any
tests.—V. 185, p. 1150.
Bell
registration statement with the SEC on May
of subordinated debentures due June 1,
a
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Lehman Brothers. The in¬
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
Associates
or
SEC—
covering $20,000,000
1957,
1977
filed
company
activities,
company
Associates Investment Co.—Registers With
24,
acids,
fatty
years.
manufacturer
the
chiefly
materials,
purchased
has
at
2443.
Panama.
This
Building, Amarillo, Texas.
The company proposes to buy, soil, or ueai in oil and gas properties
including
producing
and non-producing
oil and gas royalties and
minerals, primarly in the Texas Panhandle region.
A limited amount
of trading and investment is contemplated in leasehold interests, which
will most often be incidental to development of drilling
blocks. Such
is located
olfice
ness
between
drilling barge for drilling in shallow ana
——I i
(par $2)
BUSINESS—Company
of
company
FINANCING'
p.
capital.
working
service
Oil
PRESENT
Authorized
will
soon
of 20% down namnent
for purchase of pro¬
royalties and minerals; and fox
EFFECT TO
GIVING
185,
May 17 filed a letter of notification with the
of 7%
10-year debentures to be offered in
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
on
Initially Eraniff will fly three
and Bogota.—V. 185, p. 1882.
to be used
are
non-pioducing oil and gas
and
CAPITALIZATION
synthetic resins, .copolymers,
plasticizers and
foundry core oils and binders based on ADM research and know-how.
ALCREA, located in Milan, will continue to produce its own line of
resins but will
use
ADM trade names on many of its new products.
production
begin
proceeds
for
"EL
instalments.
net
corporation
Braniff International
air
general corporate purposes.
basis.
royalty
He
resin
manufacturing concerns.
Afflni, to make a number of
e
ducing
of
Azienda Lavorazione
ADM products on a
Daniels,
largest
Colori
PROCEEDS—The
disclosed on May 24 an expansion move into Italy.
President,
said
the company has
licensed one
company
L.
T.
York City.
>
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Expands
Italy's
Committee
32, Chairman of the Executive
the board, died on May 12 in Ne.v
of
1269.
p.
Dies—
Kelley
F.
•
Inc.,
Loan,
Braniff Airways,
Certificates will be issued within 33
days from date of payment ux xm.1.
Tmxe p^menc contracts ^.4 bear
5%
interest per annum on the outstanding balance and a contract
may be cancelled by the purchaser at any time.
>
All subscriptions paid in will be deposited in the American National
F">nk ol
Amarillo in "Basin Royalty Company Escrow Account" and
held in escrow until $20,000 has been pa d in as- requlr.i1::by Texas-'
S.atutes.
At
such time,
and alter due action by resolution of the
board of directors, actual operation of cue company will De«ixi/ 7
If $20,000 is not paid in all money received for subscriptions will be
refunded, otherwise no refunds wiil be made.
165, p. 606.
2211.
covering $250,odD
multiples of $100 each,
and
Subscription will be accepted for cash r.r terms
capital
working
company's
the
Kelley,
former Chairman
and
—V.
take
to
are
in its expanding operation.—V.
p.
United Supply Stock—:<
below.—V.
Corp.
Graham-Paige
SEC
.
and 12 equal monthly
funds
These
due 1987.—See also V. 185,
series F,
Coatesville, Pa.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission--;:
April 17 publicly offered 94,900 shares of com¬
stock at par ($2 per share). No underwriting is in¬
volved.
.
4
Brandywine
(Tex.)—Stock Offered—The com¬
Co.
Basin Royalty
mon
339.
p.
182 Tremont St., Boston, Mass., will up to noon
receive bids for the purchase of $25,000,00c first
at
June
on
See
V-
106.
p.
185,
Botany Mills, Inc.—Acquires
drilling
the
below.—V.
Co.
Motor
Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds June 4—
company
(EDT)
using
in
Biyth & Co., Inc. of $5,500,000 15-year 5% debentures
to a
group of approximately 12
Eastern institutional
requirements
White
Boston
expended in the neighborhood of $750,000 in ex¬
the most modern and scientilic methods, which cul¬
of Base Metals Negril No. 1 Well.
"Jamaican
Stanolind
Oil Co. have changed their name to Pan
Jamaican Oil Co. The parent company, in Tulsa, have changed their
name
from
Stanolind Oil & Gas
Co. to Pan American Petroleum
Corp., in view of their widespread activities for exploration for oil
in
Canada,
the
United
States, Cuba,
Venezuela and Jamaica."—
minated
^
Sells Reo Motors, Inc. Assets-
"Base
ploration,
-
Ltd.—Jamaican Operations
Well.
Metals has
to
;
a
-
"But until something
now
are
District
President, on May 28 said he is negotiating for
of Diamond T.: Motor Car Co. stock—
Den Uyl,
number of people," Mr. Den Uyl
is concluded—if it ever is concluded—I am
duty-bound to keep quiet about it."
His remarks followed a denial on May 28 by White Motor Co. that
It was negotiating for the assets or stock of Diamond T.
26,343,823
4,345,077
Brass Corp.—Plans Sale of Dia¬
Aluminum &
he
said,
125,850,547
30,935,507
Metals Cockpit
and has been drilled and
Metals
,
$0.21
declined to say with whom.
"We have held negotiations with a
pany on
.
$0.18
(562,826
share
1039,
per
p.
mortgage bonds,
ranged—George I. Long, President, on May 23 announced
the
completion of negotiations tor the sale through
investors.
shares).——_
185,
Simon D.
8,468,298
Jamaican-Base
10
Jamaican
"Pan
City, Calif.—Private Sale Ar¬
Ampex Corp., Redwood
$118,752
the sale of Bohn's 137,480 shares
feet.
Negril
185, p. 606.
below.—V.
$102,142
Bohn
President, on May 22 announced;
Cameron,
April
on
5,534
a
Electric Light Co.—Merger
321,856
,—■_—___1———
mond T Shares—
-
,
Metals Mining Corp.
Pan
"The
in
underwriter.
no
Amesbury
2442.
Douglas
C.
registration statement with the SEC on
May 24, 1957, covering 500,000 snares of its $1 par capital stock. The
Fund is a newly organized investment company.
Burton H. Jackson
is President;
Securities Cycle Research Corp., is Investment Adviser;
filed
corporation
This
inc.—
oper.
279,336
264,796
i
income
income
but
31,867,888 123,964,139
8,772,260
3,489,686
ops.
ry.
$719,944
327,937
income
—V.
40,336,186 154,899,646 152,194,375
40,586,093
31,813,833
$694,875
_
—_——
see
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
from
p.
Base
With
(N. Y.)—Registers
Fund, Inc.
Income
American
185,
—V,
expenses
oper.
rev.
railway
Net
revenue—
oper.
Net
1956
$705,274
14,670
——
Net
$
$
——_
expenses
Total
Other
$
1957
$680,103
14,772
and gas—
Operating expenses
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
April 30—
$
2413.
American
this
RR.—Earnings—
Baltimore & Ohio
Period End.
18:/3c per share
share first quarter, U. S.
tEquivalent to U. S. 20c per
first quarter
p.
after giving
May 4, 1957.
outstanding at end oi each period
subdivision which became effective
shares
the
tBased
effect
1956,
million so credited in
S18.5
the
the
$5,398,739 during
Lower—
Bishop Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Quarter Ended March 31—
ox
crude oil, natural gasoline
Dividends and other income
—
been elected President of this Cleveland (O.)
manufacturer
of gas and electric materials-handling trucks. He was
formerly Vice-President
and General Manager of the Hyster Co.,
Portland, Ore. Mr. Caldwell succeeds Percy L. Douglas, who continues
as
a
director
of
Baker-Raulang and Executive Vice-President of
Baker's parent company, Otis Elevator Co.—V.
178, p, 1874.
_
compared with net sales amounting to
period last year.—V. 185, p. 2095.
as
year,
Sales
has
Caldwell
Eugene
Co.—Sales Rise—
corresponding
the
Baker-Raulang Co.—New President—
—
1898.
p.
Brooke,
Clynxer
this
;
14'95«89ei
tProfit per share
—_
fO-,50
^Aluminium Limited dividend
:
5,772,903
5,478,568
•On the basis of present construction plans it is estimated that the
portion of the income tax change for the full year 1957 that will be
credited to "Reserve for Future Income Taxes" will somewhat exceed
income
Net
-V" 177,
Co..belo«
Die
President, on May 23 told stockholders that
profits so far this year are in excess of profits last year. He r.aid
that the company had pet sales of $7,051,889 for the first four months
G.
company, and on behalf of Mindanao itself, which formerly had owned
properties acquired by and being operated by Atlas.
The court action was taken after the plaintiffs acknowledged that
"After a thorough investigation of the facts" they are convinced "that
no
liability, actual or contingent, exists against the defendants by
reason of the acquisition by Atlas from Mindanao of the mining prop¬
erties located on the Island of Cebu in the Philippines."
The defendants,
which included Colonel Soriano, acknowledged in
(in Canadian Dollars)
j
' y :.vt 1 g yy \
>
•
It
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine
plaintiffs were Edythe F. Heyman, Lester Osterman and the
firm of Abraham & Co., who sued on their own behalf as
stockholders of Mindanao Mother Lode Mines, Inc , a Philippine mining
The
brokerage
1956
1957
Ended March 31 —
Three Months
court fees and expenses.
Control—
Foundry & Machine Co.—New
supmbr Tool
See
provides for a token payment of
and
ment
-Earnings Higher—
Subs.)
(&
Ltd.
Aluminium
defendants.
individual
Bethlehem
plaintiffs, all of New York, and Atlas and other
The order of dismissal constitutes a final Judg¬
$7,500 to the defendants for
joint petition by three
Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
The corporation on May 16 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC
covering $100,000 of 10-year 12 7« Employees Participation Cer¬
tificates to be offered at par
($50 per certificate! to employees and
retired partners of the company based on years ox service and mutual
agreement of the retired partner and the partnership. There will be
no
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
(Vern E.) Alden
new
high-speed
mechanical
mation
for
sale
Called
to
and
the
bank
bookkeeping
Development—
machine,
combining
electro¬
principles to bring a high degree of auto¬
time-consuming posting operation, vas been developed
electronic
by this corporation, it was announced cn May
the
Sensitronic,
the
compact
new machine
18.
uses
electronic
code stripes to perform most of its post¬
ing operations without assistance from an operator, according to Ken
T. Bement, General Sales Manager of the Burroughs Division.
Mr.
Bement
said
the
key to the electronic controls is
the use
of three magnetic code stripes on the back of the form to store the
account
number, item count, account balance with sign, line, selec¬
tion, alert notice and
code checking information.
The smudge-proof
stripes cover only two-thirds of an inch on the back of the form,
allowing space for other printing use.
Despite
the
magnetic code,
Mr.
Bement pointed out, the Sensi¬
tronic
is
able
to handle
a
variety of forms, permitting ba 'kers to
components
and
magnetic
specify the printed results desired
on
the form.—V. 185, p. 1882.
Volume
185
Number
*
5643
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2555)
Butler
This
Brothers, Chicago, I1L—Registers With SEC—
corporation
EEC covering
right
to
purchase
amendment.
franchise
tract
between
owner
is
to
price
the
under
Butler
The
holder
right
the
Brothers
stock; at a price to be supplied by
is based upon rebate paid to the
provisions of the franchise con¬
purchase
the
terms
Butler
Brothers
and
the
store
The
owner.
store
the
fractional
Brothers is engaged
2211.
will
be
offered
sold.
nor
-
.
,
.
.
Mr.
185,.
in
the
first
according
to
Co.—New
He
will
continue
K-i'NorriS
replacing
Norns
was
as
at
five
the
Barnesville, Ga.
months,:
185,
President—
were
publicly offered on May 21 through
Hemphill,
Noyes& Co. and associates at 100% and accrued
interest,
were
quickly sold. See details in' V. 185, p. 2444.
%
Frank
P.
1S56.—V.
President
Gage,
Chairman
was
Corp. until July,
of
on
27,'*
May
President
as
and
was
also
^
•
resigned.
who
the
184,
held
was
Colonial Stores Inc.—Debentures Sold—The
$5,000,000
sinking fund debentures due May 1, 1977, which'
;
715.'
p.
Colorado
the
of
Board
of
-
Utica
v
a
Drop Forge &
1
"
;
,
Butte Copper
The
directors
stock
two
75
payments yearly.
cents
The
compared
1955.
In
action
time.
1956
reports it
with
it
.
had
k
.
the
on
The
paid
the
on
capital
of
has been making
share in June and
company
25 cents
per
*
»'
.
-
.
The
c
report noted
ing plant was
stockpiled and
after
settlement
costs
over
that during the
down for reconditioning and
ireated.frValue of ore is added
is
received.
income—a
gross
Butte
total
Copper's
of
the
to
share
$234,472—is
Buzzards
Bay
350
EEC
at
company
covering
The
5,840
($25
par
May
proceeds
to
are
pipeline.—V.' 185,
of
shares
sharer,
per
be
prior
stock
Burr;
&
the
i
notification
of
Inc.,
purchase
';/'/
of
with
be
to
r-
meeting,
scheduled
Tiie
proposal calls for
625,000 shares from
new
about
involvod
program
increase
an
V"v,Vv'£-
;
present
325,000
owns
producer of wrought iron pipe.
y:
The Byers spokesman said the
because
"we
and
common
ate
did
plans"
not
using
statement said it
The
He
proposal
the
been
voting strength of
said
additional
had
the
it
is
a
withdrawn
desirable for expansion purposes.—V.
Y.
and
Endicott
R.
company's
Board
,,
185, p. 1039.
506,017
•
-
Lovell,
President
for
retirement
Chairman
13
been
Executive
mutual
fund,
the
first
having
195.8.
created
in
the
United
month.
fund
in Canada, is five years old this
publicly on April 30, 1952, and the
"open end" basis as of May 15, 1952.
an
First
;/.. :
•
States
Shares
became
the
Pfd.
""
•••
estimated
Power
; -
-
.
for
stock
Common
but
in¬
.:
the
first
public
offering
April
to
cumul.
it
shares
from
grown
*
$10,611,000
by Calvin Bullock,
•investment
has
On
a
share
per
of
managers
total
17,000 shareholders.
than
more
$44,648,000.
to
Ltd.,
companies
whose
basis,
the
The
a
agreed
on
of
which
U.
exceed
S.
is
value
of
Canadian
A.
:
investment
•
of
As
of
47
April
30,
of
while
•17.95%
and
oil
$1.80
per
Fund,
stocks.
common
and
shares
which
metals
of
and
paper
Its
companies,
gas
the
pulp
Inc.
and
held
holdings
represented
mining
companies
diversified
a
bonds
to
EFFECT
represented
of
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Ltd.
below.—V,
185,
in-the
will
—V.
the
Chase
Manhattan
$45,000,000 line
of
plans to purchase
of
$1,870,171
>1956
&
PRESENT
under
the
although
with
with
operating
"
them
because
it
has
decided
turbo-prop and jet aircraft.
$1,043,085
revenues
the
for
Co.,
&
Inc
Co.
F.
7,500
Inc.—
S.
were
to
up
Paine,
7,500
'
ating
lor
like
as
yet
planes
however,
$260 000
month
of. $42,COO
market
'these
April,
of
profit
the
deficit
'new
for
of
a
for
the
year
with
and net
earlier.
The
compared
last
year
10 Constellation
said,
company
4,000
Chas.
M.
Kidder
Co
&
&
ner
&
Co., Inc.
1
10,000
Inc
Co.,
Lynch,
The
•
operating
an
profit
of
loss
failed
airliners.
Money from
to have formed part of the financing of
'
Indenture
is
was
of
&
that
up
have
to
were
for
orders
are
been
15
delivered
Vickers
Jackson
during
the
the
Inc. said it also has decided not to proceed
acquire 10 Comet IV jet liners.—V. 184, p. 106.
:
.
Capital
Reserve
Corp.,
Washington,
now
W.
&
This
corporation
1957-- to
"in
its
Potomac
filed
registration
Plans
for
an
amendment
Electric
Potomac
statement
the
with
Co.—V.
Power
covering
the
an
Scranton & Co.
Anthony
Day
SEC
&
R.
1956
L.
May
10,000
7,500
to
183,
p.
North
&
Western
$1,014,000
expenses
ry.
*
2212,
p.
1
Railway
The
corporation,
which
letter of
a
stock
common
to
be
The proceeds
16
May
185,
$994,000
$3,522,000
■able
of
M.
B.
ultimate
on
Railway
is
in
a
at
to. be
are
plans
to
to
Net
Net
185,
692,743
objective
publishing business, on
the SEC covering 5,000 shares
($10 per share), without under¬
to
uscu
purchase equipment,
etc.
Chrysler
consumer
Assistant
priced
to
is
;
the
on
refail
at
to
to
make
to
y
market
around
later
ing
:
ops.
$140,458
$183,503
$540,307
93,941
216,106
p.
2322.
"
'
' "
Horace
A
revenue—
oper.
rev.
ry.'
expenses
from
oper.
185,
C.
See
p.
I.
Airtemp's
market"
new
was
in
Airtemp
car
owner
car
with
5%%
a
prices
the
financing
incurred, in
of
the
will
connection
proceeds
be
used
prices
with
the
be
used
will
from
set
construe-:
for con¬
>,
>
electric
light
and
power
of
224,000.
of
gas
all
are
in
West
Texas
have
and
named
the
company
&
Co.,
&
below
have
respective
severally
principal
agreed
Seibert,
President.
Published
twice
made
——:
$1,750,000
500,000
Inc
500,000
Co.
250,000
2444.
p.
E.
Connelly,
conditioner
in
Executive Vice-President,
the .new
installed.—V.
car.
185,
air
p.
ry.
has
been
elected
Presi¬
John F. Connelly, who has
Seal
Co.
The
latter
will
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
$1,596,705
$5,009,748
698,673
805,714
2,862,312
20
authorized
the
185,
Foods
company
1883.
p.
concession
Corp.—New
Service Co.; New
Co.
,
.
185,
p.
of
185,
65
1151.
See
York—Registers With SEC—
which may be purchased
under the plan.—V.
1,000,000
plans
—
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
operates
cents
per
Secondary
Offering
—
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertises ents
185, p. 1272.
.
shares of
offered
at
'
$10
V.185,
,
must be
,
A
share.
It
was
oversub¬
Gas Co;—New Director—
a
chain
of
.
restaurants.
He
is
also
including United Airlines, Inc.—V.
Co.
of
185,
Stouffer
director
p.
2330.
Toronto—Acquisition—
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd.
Continental
per
p.
Air
below.—V.
183, p. 2535.
Lines, Inc.—Stock
Sold—The 230,000
stock (par $1.25), which were
publicly
May 23 by Lehman Brothers and associates
share, were quickly sold. For details, see
common
on
2444.
a
rate
for
'
*
company and the Employees Thrift Plan of Cities Service Co.
participating subsidiary- companies,-filed ar registration, statement
the SEC on May 23, 1957,
covering $5,390,000 of participations
the said thrift plan together with 80,000 shares of Cities
Service
stock
of
immediate
*
Corp.
Natural
Consumers Gas
with
common
increase
2330.
p.
corporations,
and
.in
no
the
which
other
Contract—
above.—V.
has
B. Stouffer of
Cleveland, Ohio., has been elected a director
replace Carl N. Osborne who was not a nominee for
re-election.
Mr. Stouffer is President and Chairman of the Board of
Corp.,
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
an
stock.
common
that
stock.—V.
Consolidated
2,793,375
Financial
new
May
on
stated
Vernon
to
$5,279,503
income—
probably sell a new issue of mortgage bonds
Searing, Chairman, said at the annual meet¬
outstanding, Mr. Searing noted.
authorized
scribed.—V.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$3,668,617
$3,845,203 $14,574,828 $14,669,662
2,442,713
2,248,498
9,565,080
9,390,159
$1,225,904
R.
secondary offering of 63,000 shares of common stock
(par $1.33%) was made on May 20 by A. C. Allyn &
Co.,
„Inc. and Weinress & Co. at $15.50
per share, with a deal¬
conditioner
2096.
ops.
the
Consolidated
Mr.
er's
&
loans
Searing
issuing
.
recently,
$300
will
H.
stockholders
Mr.
of
avail-
America,"
this year,
in
on
Charge
,
NOTE:
of
amounts
below.
,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Offioe) William B. Dana. Company, Publishers 25 Park
Places New York 7, N, Y.^REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
week Tevery Thursday (general news and advertising issue! with a
Publisher;
statistical issue, on Monday}.
Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street,
Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1957
by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 187&
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $60.00 per year, in Dominion ot
Canada, $63.00 per year.- Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
Dana
an
25,750.
purchasers
the
forth
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
the
by
May 20.
bank
shares
This
President and Treasurer, announced on May 28
will douDle the manufacturing capacity at its seventh
bonds,
operating revenues of the company for the year
$11,427,202 anu net income anioumeu to $1,497,109.
corporation
on
on
The
,,
air
2212.
T.
Cities
.
Carter,
the company
the
struction
r
282,657
inc
(William) Carter Co.—16% Sales Rise Forecastthat
loans,
from
$642/553
57,749
ry.
oper.
of
Mr. Searing said the
financing, plus new bank borrowings slated to
begin in June, will be used to help pay part of the
utility's 1957 con¬
program
totaling $146,000,000.
The company
presently has
to Widen Car
Vice-President
the
every
Cincinnati, New Orleans
oper.
This
,
no
make
basis
Period End. April 30—
711,825
from
rev.
railway
V.
157,567
of
bid
a
Consolidated Edison Co, of New York,
Inc.—May Sell
Bonds This Year—Stock Increased—
of
167,942
for
of this company to succeed his
brother,
elected
President
of
Crown
Cork
&
continue as Chairman of
1957—4 Mos.—1956
expenses
oh
Connelly Containers, Inc.—New President—
Robert
newspaper
par
wider
a
Smith,
nationwide
a
Introduced
$1,354,384
oper.
award
won
at
dent.
notification with
Smith/declared.-
—V.
$1,233,050
100.57%
redeemable
been
Sales.
Net
$341,075
1151.
p.
$3,760,000
•
offered
"available
by
Railway
$308,400
bonds
Stroud
Chrysler Corp.—Airtemp Launches Plan
/Railway
revenue.-
oper.
bid
be
natural
population
Thomas
Chinese World of New York, Ine., New York, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
2642.
1957—Month—1956
Co.
proceeds
with
served
aggregated
1957—4 Mos.—1956
'
Period End. April 30—
working
r
of
Ry.—Earnings—
the
185,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.—
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
* Deficit,—V. 185,
'Net
Carolina
maintain
or
subsidiaries for such
purposes- or for
their respective businesses; or
initially
of short-term loans.—V.
to
and the balance
in progress.
now
purchase
new
255,408
24,
stock
increase
invested in
will
PURCHASERS—The
7,509
——
$905,232
$1,000,000
on
$109
EARNINGS—Total
2,509
128,081
*
common
1,761,453
$1.01
Texas and New Mexico,
and
incidental
to
its
electric ..and
gas
businesses
sells
appliances.
Territory served by the company with
electricity cover's 67 incorporated
towns
in
Texas
and
nine
incorporated
towns
in
New
Mexico
and
atijucent rural areas, with an estimated population of about
Towns
Dean Witter & Co
10,000
Announcement
Capital
with plans to
additional
to
reduction
&
bonds
to pay bank
estimated
102,357
C.—Registers
Systematic Accumulation of
used
be
relate
the
to
Peabody
program,
struction
2,500
*60,638
conditioner
year.
*
15,076,653
1,631,038
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the
.and gas businesses wholly within the States
2,854,768
is
D.
or
as
new
company
Air Conditioner Market—
of
the
Exchange Commission—
to
purposes
Kidder,
7,500
Co., Inc.—
$904,339
,
With Securities and
will
.PROCEEDS—Net
&
Co
2329.
p.
End. April 30—
writing'
turbo-prop liners
of
rest
Airlines,
"
1956
838 111
17,786,976
'
proceeds
other
7,500
Saxton
&
3,017,661
"Our
Viscount
l:
case/;
7,500
728,216
planes the company wanted to acquire.
held
*
'
1957
$19,418,814 $16
regular redemption
receding
from
106.88%
to
par,
and
at
special
redemption
ranging from 101.875% to par, plus accrued interest in each
Shares
Co.——
$265,734
t
Being
;i__
—
be applied
tion
830,726
of
a
some
"
:
approximately 5.25%. The underwriters
the bonds at
competitive sale May 28
unlimited
$183,284
a
sale
the
Community Public Service Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,-Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered on May 29
$3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
E, 5%% due
June 1-, 1987/ at 101.875% and accrued
interest, to yield
65,538 shs.
oper.
,
$49,000
the
be
extent
of
Connelly Containers, Inc.—V. 184, p. 916.
■
oper¬
find
will
programs
on May 28 filed'a registration statement
with the* SEC
proposed issue of $75,000,000 of notes due
1977, to be offered
a
net
The
Net iaihvky oper. income
in
against
to
'
coupon.
White, Weld & Co
.
Beane
185,
Net rev. from
■'
of
$250,000
has
company
common
the
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
share
may
against
an
income'
be advanced
may
1,016,141 shsJ.
Pressprich
Tucker,
2,500
Pierce, Fen-
Railway oper.
Railway. oper.
■
v
indicate
to
capital, of the company,.:which Inturn-may be used for the* purchase of
receivables'in. the ordinary course of the
company's financing activities)
./
Webber,
A.
.
Estimates
and
required for' the 1957 construction
185, p. 2330/;//' !'/..•"//';./" .y".
sale^through an underwriting group headed
;by The First
Corp. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. The interest
rate, public of-?
fering price and underwriting terms are to
be. supplied by amendment-
Outstanding
Curtis
G.
Hutton
May 21 filed
$19,269,371-
-
'installtrient
secUrttles
company
Central Vermont
Ry.—Earnings—
up
months
of
additional
Boston
$19,204,000
Moseley
7,500
E.
Period
1957,. quarter
three
same
of
The
2444.
p.
public
^
185',
hold
to
The
for
Connec¬
•
16,000
&
v
>"
net loss for the March,
a
$1,300,000
notel
7 Commercial Credit Co.—Registers With SEC—
7/'/:
:
"
W.
the
}
and
Co.x $8,100,000
expenses
185,
/ covering
FINANCING
Shares
Co._^^_____
Becker
Kormendl
notified a group of 24 banks, headed by
of New York, that it will not be using a
has reported
compared
$11,872,869.
7
Lank
credit
new
The corporation
;
May
on
stock
Gas
ihstallment
t
'
corporation
224,750
periodically by the subsidiaries when
other
such
subsidiary,
1,076,026 shs.
R.
total
Capital Airlines, Inc.—Delays Expansion Program—
and
earning*
Earnings , per
be
1957
years
98,652 shs.
-V"'' ;'''/%/'!/M
.
7,500
;
The
Sold
and
Costs
.
restrictions.
2096. *
p.
common,
Fuel
Columbian Carbon* Co. (&
underwriters
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd.—Amalgamation
See
TO
Weeks
represented
14.60%.—V.
$1,500,000,
Authorized
issuable
certain
list
in
were
18.90%
companies
Ohio
/ 3 Months Ended March 31—* ' "
Sales*
1 420 390
named
below
have
severally
from the company the number of shares
of
the
offered hereby set opposite their
respective names below;
Allyn &
Merrill
1746.
p.
G.
—V.
Inc.,
largest
.
W.
share.
Canadian
1957,
Canadian
shares
assets,
of
income
Inc.
.
.
Hornblower &
now
has increased from $11.79 on April 30,
1952, to $20.19- on April 30,
,1957, a rise of 81%, adding back $1.14 in net securities proxies dis¬
tributed over the period. In addition, the fund has paid dividends from
net
C.
A.
Canaoian
Fund,
274,351
57,670
'
purchase
stock
Hallgarten
managed
and
Co.,
Sheet)
value)—
r
outstand¬
assets have
$400,000,000,
exceed
Balance
par
of
subject
to
common
A.
asset
net
Fund,
group
assets
.to
value)_—_
par
(see
($6
amount
is
($100
ser.
stock
-
30,'1957,
r
'
*
•
From
-
ing have increased from 900,000 to 2,100,000, and total net
69,572
100.14%.
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
;
first
were
not
series
Outstanding
1766.
availaule
%
,
additional'
The
iunds/.are
subsidiaries,—V.
$4,314 177
922,159
;
$19,400/000" of
issued and
*
•
of
and
and
that
bonds:
Outstanding
the
of
p.
-
1957—4 Mo^—1956
389,679(!.
'
•
mortgage
^The
vestment
*
176,
■*:
■
<
>
Electric
801,y05
$536,036
'
Now Exceed $44,000,000
oilered
*
reached
Chairman
named
Committee.—V.
Canadian Fund, Inc.—Assets
This
who
years,
has
age,
the
of
notes;
and
amount,
"CAPITALIZATION
Executive Vice-President, has been elected Presi¬
Officer, effective June 1, 1957.
He succeeds
Executive
normal
and
$1,300,000
purchased
proxy
Hecla, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—-
Bassett,
Chief
to
1791.
$1,225,541' ■: $1,128,554:' $3,777,279
.
Horace
dent
184, p.
Jersey—Earnings-—■
1957-^Month—1956*
*
"
$685,179
on May 28, has issued an
order-authoriz¬
ing The Columbia Gas System,- Inc., to make
additional investments in
two of its
subsidiaries, as follows: Central
Kentucky Natural Gas Co.,
:
office
of
immedi¬
A
Y—V.
its
Power Authority
the State of New York will become
the principal source of
electricity
by the company.
Principal business activities of the terri¬
tory served by the companies are
agriculture, manufacturing, quarrying
and recreation.
existing
"no
requesting.
of
oper. income
185, p. 2444.
$140,239'
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Increase
Investments—*
sefving areas having
a
total population of
255,000, representing approximately 53%. of the
population of Vermont and 3% of me
population of New Hampshire.'
They also, supply at wholesale ail or a substantial
part of the elec¬
tricity* required by ten other utilities,
if is: expected
that by July1959, the St. Lawrence River power development of the
original
the
had
company
stock
N.
ticut
.''.'"Vsplit
dilute
to
the
was
Calumet &
x
want
preferred stock."
for
shares.
1,
BUSINESS—Corporation and its wholly-owned
Valley Electric Co., Inc. are electric utilities
.
majority interest in Byers,
a
p. 2212.
undetermined
and
shares.
Co.
York
removal
railway
$181,430
The SEC, it was announced
15,971^577
invested Kin .Vermont*
stock
common
temporary
New
New
Net-rev; from Ty. oper:
railway oper. income
an
f
?.//'/_//
authorized
in
1,275,000
to
The General Tire & Rubber
j,
increase
the
•
be'
185,
1 PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale* of these shares
will
be
applied principally to the repayment of
$1,950,000 outstanding shortterm borrowings
incurred for interim
financing of construction" and
the purchase of common stocks of
Vermont) Electric Power
Co., Inc;
The' company's construction
program
for the year 1957 is
expected
to result in
the-expenditure of about $1,750,000. In
addition, approxi¬
mately $50,000: will, be, invested- in-Yankee
Atomic Electric Co; -
•
:i:
ior
an
of
$1,337,941:
880,091
Net
'
"
to
Central-Vermont Public Service Corp.—Stock
Offered
—Hallgarten & Co. and associates on May 28 offered
125,000 shares of common-stock f par
$6) at $F7 per share.
May 7, - was postponed to June 17,
Holders will vote on a recapitalization program, but it will be consider¬
ably changed from that announced last March.
'
to
and
$3,210,698.—V.
■f:■ ,
The" company -has' withdrawn a proposal for a 3-for-l* split of the
stock, if was announced on May
3>"/V / /-*•/■:- ."'/ •/'
special
installments
than
.
common
A
2001),
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,565,270
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Unit
Expands—
See Bell & Howell Co.
above.—V. 185, p. 2212.
7
*
.
revenue!-$5,149,808*; $5,127;287 $19,567,698
$20,285 754
expenses
3,924,267.
3,993,733s 15,790,419
oper.
;—V. lbo,
offered
*
s:*/
(Room
Net
the
/v/"
oper.
Railway
Boston, Mass,
the Barnstable
,
Ave.,
End.* April 30s—
Railway
(A. My) Byers Co.—Drops Plan to Split Stock—Plans
Recapitalization--"/;
■■■;
Period
deductibles-from'the
prefeired
Coffin
for
used-
'
letter
a
6%
through
819.
p.
filed
22
Fifth
the
announces
Central RR.
-
Gas
on
less
not
from ry. oper.
rev.
stock
•
Co., Hyannlss Mass. —■ Files- With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
''"Vj'* :
v"
The
Net
—V.
•
company
1957—Month—1956
$391,447
$329,914
210,017
189,675
expenses
office
York, N. Y„ receive bids
equipment trust certificates,
semi-annual
costing
the
at
New
$2,550,000
equal
3,
was
company's share of net proceeds- from saies in luture periods.
Butte
Copper's portion of' excess of costs is $166,432, to which is added am
adjustment of $3,040 for ore mined from the Ella Claim,
and
an
advance of $65,006 received from the Anaconda- Co;—V".
174, p. 798.
1
of
30
June
on
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—Moves Office—
proceeds only
this excess* of
of
it
in
equipment
-
This
.
r'x
mined
ore
net
Incorporated,
from'
mature
new
(EDT)
noon
-
1957 period Anaconda's concentrat¬
shut
not
to
by
to
up
Co.
.
company said operation of its manganese mine, run jointly with
Anaconda Co. for the three months ended March 31, resulted in costs
of $332,865 in excess of gross income. ".
,
&
purchase
D,
2443.
•p.
The
',Vk^
Morgan
the
series
will
company
P.
secured
for the first quarter of.
the
first
three
months *;
in
$3,559
J.
for
//'/v*!'.//-' //r%v/:V/vV■'fe
of
,
dividend
loss of $1,029
a
profit
a
The
-
no
this
at
share in December.
per
company
1957,
ol
taken
declared
oper,
1911.
p.
Central of Georgia Ry.—Bids
June 3 for Certificates—
Zinc Co.—Omits Dividend—
&
have
normally
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
,
Railway
Tool
Net
■>,
&
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue
•.
elected
3
of 4.90%
expected'
are
Mr| Career;—V.
director.
a
elected
.
-
„
12 %
1956,
Foundry
expansion
June.
in
rose
of
meeting of the board of directors which
Nolan, Jr. requested that he be relieved
director
Butler
in the distribution of general merchandise.—V.
"
.
shares
which
ahead
a
J.
James
.
An $800,000
completed
1957
company.
provided,
no
At
J.
per
that
be
16%
Central
•
the opportunity
to buy the number of shares equal
share divided into 50% of the amount of rebate paid*
franchise contract for
the
calendar
year
1556,
will
be
•
and
Thomaston, Ga.
Sales in
.
to
offered
however,
p.
28 filed a registration statment with the
of its $15 par common stock.
The company
of the Ben Franklin Franchise Holders the
to
under
in
plant
May
on
40,000 shares
offer- certain
to
proposes
mill
made in
.
New
York fund*.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
The
4
(2556)
Offered—This corporation is
and preferred stocks
of record on May 29 rights to subscribe at $13.75 per
share for 173,970 additional shares of $7.50 par value
common stock on the basis of one new share for each
six common shares or each three preferred shares held.
The offer, which will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
June 12, 1957, is being underwritten by a group headed
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.—Stock
Birmingham, Ala.—Stock Offered
—The company is offering to its common stockholders of
record May 27 the right to subscribe on or before June 20
for 143,298 additional shares of common stock (no par)
at $30 per share on the basis of one new share for each
share held. The offering is underwritten by Courts &
Co., Atlanta, Ga. and associates.
The net proceeds will be used for expansion
program and to buy
Continental Gin Co.,
offering to holders of its common
Mines—Change in Control
been acquired by the Eastern I"vest"
inent & Development Corp.
of Pennsylvania from a Boston (Mass.)
investment group, Gen. Jimes McManinon (ret.) Vice-President, anCornucopia Gold
company has
this
Control of
1B2, p.
Kodak
Eastman
see
Inc.—New Development-
below.—V.
Co.
185, p. 1883.
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $2 per share.
not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to increase capital and
surplus, and used for general corporate purposes.
The offering is
preferred stock
G7e
stock
FINANCING
BUSINESS—Company
subscribed for by exercise of
rights which expired on May 27. The balance of 24,643
shares was purchased by the underwriting group headed
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Feb. 21,
incorporated
was
1957; in Arizona
See also V. 185, p.
Light Co.—Plane
Dallas Power &
Railway
Expansion—
1957—Month—1956
$3,597,960 $4,473,723
2,962,905
2,773,879
30—
revenue—
expenses
Oper.
1S57—4 Mos.—1956
$5,154,767 $5,842,343
9,760,430
8,723,444
$1,699,844
1,336,850
$4,605,663 *$2,881,101
5,432,733 *3,554,082
$635,055
323,426
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. income
185, p. 2213.
Deficit.—V.
.
$20,873,194.
•
noted that a 125.000 kilowatt generating unit was added
to
the company's
Parkciale plant in March, and a similar unit is
slated for completion at the Mountain Creek plant early in 1958, giving
the company a total generating capacity of 958,000 kilowatts.
V
•
record
a
Tatum
Mr.
Location
for
plant is being developed northwest of Dallas,
with installation of the first generating unit set
2439.
for
RR.—Earnings-
Delaware & Hudson
Period End. April 30—
Railway
revenue
oper.
Railway
expenses
oper.
ry. oper.
Net rev. from
income
$5,770,560
2,943,698
$1,713,007
989,409
$1.20G,518
698,612
Net railway oper.
—V.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—195G
$4,617,353 $4,800,837 $19,17G,598 $18,877,244
3.410,835
3,087,630 13,406,038 12,572,097
$6,305,147
3,400,752
185, p- 2213.
Lackawanna
Delaware,
Period End.
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway
expenses
oper.,
$7,129,726
6,276,353
oper.
'-Deficit.—V.
$1,484,651
906,701
$853,373
*'27,447
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway
Western - Ry.—Earnings—
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$7,534,268 $29,147,672 '$29,257,016
6,049,617 24,837,903 23,955,327
&
income
$4,309,769
1,050,576
Delaware Power &
Light Co.—Registers With
expenditures for
and 1958 are estimated at
SEC—
$51,500,000.—-V. 185,
2331.
p.
Diamond Alkali
Co.—License Agreement Signed—
large-scale
first
America's
Eastern Stainless
installation
of
a
30,000-ampere
by
that
Hansen,
R.
no
President,
or
change of
merger
also
Bohn
directors.
See
Motor Co.
below.—V.
Brass
above
and
firm
1273.
Co.—Advance in Battery Design—
185,
& Eastern
April 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Merger—
Corp.
the
contingent
Net
p.
717.
White
from ry. oper.
—V.
185, p.
2214.
controlled
by
or
Jr.,
bv mutual agreement.
Newton
tive
Glekel,
officer of Wayne Works, Inc., has been
Corp. Frank W. Hall, former Execu¬
Wayne Works, was elected
President of
the
formerly
an
Vice-President
$1,575,524
$6,690,578
$6,366,646
383,141
383,324
1,666,084
of
Works division and of the Miller Motor Car division
G
E
former President of Divco Corp., becomes President of the Divco
of
division
the
new
firm.
I.
G.
Brown
was
elected
Vice-President
p.
of
three divisions.
Fageol will continue as Board Chairman of Divco-Wavne Com
p. 2012.
by
new
F.
R.
184,
,
See
p.
the.
(3)
other
matters
On
on
Equipments—
equipment costing not less than
County
$3,759,700.—V.
185,
System below.—V.
185,
p.
610;
V.
Diversified, Inc., Amarillo, Tex.—Files With SEC—
on May 16 filed a letter of notification with the
50,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
$5 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
the purpose of making loans and for investment in real estate.
SEO
at
for
corporation
covering
controlled
or
Exchange Commission—
May 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 7,500 shares of voting common stock and 7^500 shares of
non-voting common stock (par $10) to be offered at $20 per share.
The
of
company
on
party
all parties to
directors,
period of five years, to vote any shares
in accordance with recommendations of
a
them
by
not
[::7-y7
majority of the company's board of directors, except that if such
other matter is. a proposed merger or sale or lease of substantially
all of the company's
property, any party may refrain from voting
that
in
of
one
The
Corp.
are free to sell stock but if at private sale,
the Morses, agrees to grant the right of first
and if Penn-Texas,
Penn-Texas,
lists
prospectus
Beneficial
Of
Record
as
the
Beneficial
not
of
shares
Firestone Tire
A
,
of
Penn-Texas
shares
361.800
shares.
As
185,
plant
with
and the
listed
30,000 shares,
shares.
156,950
and
of
is
Benefi¬
the
March
31,
1957,
2445.
p.
Rubber Co.—Plant in
tire
concrete
pouring
are
to
Cuba—
capacity of 100,000 tires
a
nearing completion on a 50-acre plot near Havana. Cuba.''
E. Trainer, Executive Vice-President, said construction crews
new
yr-ar. is
holder
8,000
of
outstanding.—V.
&
Firestone
of
holder
of
holder
were
refusal
H.
Morse,
Board Chairman,
as
the
of 267,231
shares of Fairbanks, Morse
holder
Record
Record
of
1,372,215
seller,
the
like right to the Morses.
not of Record
Beneficial
not
a
Robert
holder
Record
of
the Beneficial,
stock,
cial
may
by
Penn-Texas
parties
it
case,
provided
as
of
floors
and
a.
installing
the
roof
multi-
the
on
structure.
dollar
the
tire
building
equipment
which
plant has been delivered
according to Mr. Trainer.
in
will
Havana
used
be
and
is
in
ready
the
for
Ground for the new brick plant was broken on Oct. 22, 1956. The
scheduled completion date is October of this year.
The
plant, located
15 miles
(24 kilometers)
east of the capital
city near Cuatro Caminos, will make passenger, truck and off-thehlghway tires.
The
plant
Havana
States.
Others
be
will
located
are
New
and
Venezuela.
Firestone's
in
Canada,
outside
13th
England,
South
the
United
Africa,
India,
Zealand, Spain,
pines.-—V.
185,
Fischer
This
Switzerland, Germany, Sweden, Argentina, Brazil
Another plant is under construction in Manila
Philip¬
1153.
p.
Porter
&
Co.—Licenses Tokyo Firm—
May 21
Hokushin
announced
the
signing of a license
Electric Works of Tokyo, Japan.
Ar¬
recently cQncluded with members of the Japanese
company
by Norbert
Weber, Export
Manager
of
the
International
Division of the Hatboro organization.
Mr. Weber states that Hokushin
will
begin
to
manufacture
substantially
all
of
the
products now
manufactured
by Fischer
&
Porter,
including data reduction and
company
on
with
agreement
rangements
the
were
automation
equipment.
of
meters
Its
&
Fischer
&
Porter
The
designs.
Is
Tokyo
design
own
Porter
but
The
currently
firm
has
has
shown
awaiting
been
manufacturing
preference
a
between
agreement
validation
for
Hokushin
bv
tne
the
and
Japanese
Government.-
Forms New British Affiliate—
This
land,
which
manufactures
complete
process
instrumen¬
the Paterson Engineering Company, Ltd., of London Eng¬
company,
tation,
and
the
announce
Chlorination
as
sell
and
F&P
Fischer
F&P
&
formation
Equipment,
type
of
Ltd.
a
British
new
The
new
company
company
equipment.
Porter Co. already has a plant in
products
other
will
to
be
known
manufacture
chlorination
than
chlorination
England
equipment.—V.
manufactur/ii"
185,
1515.
p.
*
Sold—The public offering
154,648 shares of common stock (par $2.50), which was
on
May 21 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
made
Beane
and
associates
oversubscribed.
at
$18.50
per
For details, see V.
East
Coast
share, was quickly
185, p. 2445.
•
-
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Mos —1956
$4,409,984
$4,275,971
Railway oper. expenses-
3,221,801
2.853.700
9,048 822
$1,188,183
$1,422,271
$3,126,283
$3 194 1
459,496
676,454
1,221,323
1,413,3
$12,175 105 $11 276 245
3 032 120
Net revenue from rail¬
way
operations
oper. inc.-
Net railway
185, p. 1885.
Ford Motor Co.
of Washington, Vaucouver, Wash.—Files
With Securities and
oe
be
the
(Mich.)—Expects Sales to Hold-
184,
183, p. 108.
Estates Life
H.
Railway oper. revenue__
Electric Co.—Merger Approved—
England Electric
and V.
R.
by
11th director
elected by shareholders
the election
than
for
agreements agreed,
owned
Henry Ford II, President,
has
on
May 23 told
stockholders that
the
co«
impressive sales gains thus far this year and exner
to hold them through the remainder of 1957.
He also reported that dollar sales for the first half of 1957 Drobat
will
exceed
$3,000,000,000, setting a new six-months record for t
pany
The
nominated
After consummation of the sale described
when added to the number
agreements, will equal five.
which,
to
—V.
New
2324
reasonable
by
Florida
|
20
2445.
Essex
sales for all
—V.
directors
five nominated by Penn-Texas Corp. and an
company
secured
at
1.564,737
.
'
Wayne
Huma,
debentures
nomination for any replacement of the 11th director shall
Morse. In the event another director or directors shall
above,
of
at Cleveland, O., will up to noon (EDT) on June 20
receive bids for the purchase from it of $2,925,000 equipment trust
certificates to mature in 15 equal annual installments. They will be
President of Divco-Wayne
named
five
for
them
owned
Morse,
chosen
Period End. March 31—
The
the
Fisher Brothers Co.—Stock
Ry.—Earnings-
$1,391,474
Erie RR.—Bids June
Divcp-Wayne Corp.—New President Elected—
of
For a period of five years, the parties agreed to vote all shares
(2)
flow
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$4,939,894 $4,702,170 $19,879,951 $18,797,669
3.548,420
3,126,646
13,189,373 12,431,023
railway oper. income
Net
182, p. 2465.
rev.
company's sale
the
upon
terms.
installation,
a
Joliet
Elgin,
May 27 informed company employees
management is being considered by the
&
by
Penn-Texas Corp. agreed to sell to the company 300,000 shares
common
stock of the company at a price of $50 per share,
(1)
of
ultra-modern
Electric Co.—Common Stock
period End.
on
Aluminum
oifered lor puonc saie tnrougn an underwriting
A. C„ Allyn & Co., Inc. The interest rate, public
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment/
Net proceeds of this
financing will be supplemented to the extent
necessary
from general funds of tne company to provide sufficient
funds
to
purchase 300.000 shares of the company's common' stock
presently owned by Penn-Texas Corp., at the price of $50 per share.;
The
purchase of such stock, according to the prospectus, is to be
made pursuant to
an
offer of sale made by Penn-Texas Corp. to
Fairbanks, Morse on May 10, 1957, which offer was accepted by the
company on May 14,
1957, Some of the principal provisions of this
•agreement are as follows;
*
Most
Offering Over¬
subscribed—All of the 119,522 shares of common stock
offered for subscription by common stockholders of rec¬
ord May 6 were subscribed as follows:
114,211 shares
were
subscribed for pursuant to the exercise of rights
and the remaining 5,311 shares are to be allotted among
subscriptions for 41,034 shares pursuant to the addi¬
tional
subscription privilege (see details in V. 185,
p. 2213).—V. 185, p. 2331.
Paso
El
no
be
to
1972,
headed
group
Steel Corp.—New Director—
companies.—V.
two
oiten
offering price and
above.
variety
the
missiles* radar
jets,
which are
174, p. 2455.
corporation on May 27 filed a registration statement with the
$15,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, due
1,
Fischer
v_
C.
Mines
models
totype
used in
bearings,
ball
covering
June
million
to
up
wide
a
small
on
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Registers Debs..With SEC—
All
6,000 volts, the new batteries can be adapted to fit
of industrial power needs.
Current laboratory pro¬
have not been designed as rechargeable batteries, but
have an effective in-use service life of several days.
Development of the new batteries represents a joint accomplishment
provide
'
Diamond T Motor Car Co.—Denies
Gas Co.—To Expand—
G. & W. H. Corson, Inc., the latter a longof lime products, Jointly revealed on May 22
results of a decade's efforts toward the production of batteries that
can remain
in inert storage for yeaj-s until brought to full power in
one-tenth second by an internal burst of ammonia gas.
Although trial models of the new batteries are not expected to be
available to industry until early
1958, widespread industrial use is
foreseen
by the
makers.
The batteries will operate efficiently at
temperatures below minus 65 degrees Fahrenheit and as high as plus
165 degrees Fahrenheit.
C
With
individual
cells capable of internal series arrangements to
rec¬
Instruments
bearings.
depend
demand purchase of his shares by the com¬
statute in such cases.
,
/
agreed not to acquire any additional stock
for the purpose or with the intent of gaining control of the company.
company and
established
producer
'for
announced ti,at it had completed con¬
to be the world's cleanest metal-working
that its new $1,000,000 instrument bear¬
inspection facility would double its production of
said
larger than the diameter of a lead pencil.—V.
(4)
This
diapliram cell of advanced design, developed by this com¬
the electrolytic' production of chlorine and caustic' soda,
will be
made at
the $20,000,000 chlor-caustic plant of Wyandotte
Chemicals Corp., Wyandotte, Mich., now under construction at Geis¬
mar, La., according to an announcement on May 21 by Frank Chrencik, General Manager of Diamond's Electro Chemicals Division.
The two prominent chemical producers have signed a license agree¬
ment, Mr. Chrencik said, whereby "our company will provide Wyan¬
dotte
with engineering know-how,
design, assembly and operational
data covering
the construction,
operation and maintenance of the
Diamond 30,000-Ampere Diaphram Cell at Wyandotte's Geismar plant."
Representing a development of 14 years' exploratory research, de¬
sign and engineering by Diamond, the new cell Incorporates tech¬
nological
advances
that
"make possible Improved
production effi¬
ciencies
and operating
conditions" in the manufacture of chlorine
and caustic soda by the electrolysis of salt brine, Mr. Chrencik ex¬
plained.
Approximately 300 Diamond 30,000-ampere rectangular
diaphram
cells will be installed at Wyandotte's Geismar plant, which will in¬
crease This producer's chlorine-caustic soda
capacity by nearly GO'/*
when It goes on stream in late 1958.—V. 185, p. 1992.
Z.
Hornblower
and
ball
computers
185, pi 2331.
Britain, Conn.—New Plant—
May 12
believed
company
assembly
and
cn
what is
of
Tne
instrument
pany
2445.
general partner in the investment banking
Weeks, has been elected a director.—V. 185, p.
Mattalene,
M.
E.
tangular
pany
Gold
Cornucopia
See
Eastman Kodak
on
1957
company
factory.
James
of
May 28 tiled a registration statement with the SEC
covering $15,000,000 cf first mortgage and collateral trust bonds due
1987, which are to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the bond sale will be applied toward the cost of the
construction program of the company and its subsidiaries, including
the retirement of bank loans incurred prior to such sale.
Construction
This company
The
struction
Development Corp.—Aequisit'n
Eastern Investment &
-v
.
p.
application by this company seeking authorization for the con¬
struction
and
operation of a 3,300 horsepower compressor station
has been accepted for filing, the Federal Power Commission announced
on
May 17.
.
j-7
The proposed station would be constructed at a point of connection
between East Tennessee and its supplier, Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co., near Greenbrier, Tcnn. East Tennessee said in its application that
the proposed station would enable it to avoid an increase in its cost
of purchased gas due to a lowering of system load factor and would
insure the continuation of adequate service during peak periods.
The
cost of the proposed
facilities is estimated at approximately
$994,835.
No. new. service or change in service is contemplated.
t~V. 183, p. 556.
x'
$5,301,689
2,849,069
185, p. 2213.
185,
An
1957— Month—1956
April 30—
below.—V.
East Tennessee Natural
new
a
he continued,
1980.—V. 1G4, p.
Texas,
Inc.
Shares,
Standard
by such a merger at this time."—V.
Fafnlr Bearing Co., New
and,
Light Co.—Bids Expected on June 26.—
Duquesne
See
merger have been held and it has been
a
mutually concluded that the best interests of both companies would not
the
$20,900,000 for construction of new
facilities and property replacement in 1957, C. A. Tatum, Jr., President,
said at the annual meeting.
Last year, construction outlays totaled
conversations
"several
by shareholders not party to the agreement, in any election
following the above contemplated sales, shares will be voted for all
the Morse nominees and for such number of Penn-Texas nominees
Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Period End. April
will spend about
company
explore the possibilities of
that
said
Corp.,
Car
American
elected
reserve
Railway oper.
This
Presi¬
made
2331.
Corp.
.
North
of
be served
shares, 206,369 shares were
life insurance company. The corporation has been
authorized to engage in business as a limited capital stock legal reserve
company, selling legal reserve life
and disability insurance, when it
has the required qualifying minimum capital—V. 185, p. 1883,
legal
a
Corp.—Subscriptions—Of the
shares of capital stock of this corporation
offered to stockholders, 83,800 shares were purchased by
Paramount Pictures Corp. and of the remaining 231,012
share.
as
.
and
2331.
p.
Broadcasting
Mont
Du
plant
185,
and North American Car
company
joint statement issued on May 28 by Edward S. Evans, Jr.,
Evans Products Co., and William M. Spencer, Chairman of the
A
total of 314,812
5,000,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
Common stock may be exchanged share lor share for 6'U
preferred
stock ut the option of the stockholder after this present offering of
common
stock is completed and fully paid lor.
All stock has full
voting rights; the preferred is non-cumulative and will receive 0%
cash dividend before
the common stock shares the balance of the
company's distributable profits, all based on the par value of $1 per
(par
the
EDA,
to
addition
In
$1>—..
Common
of
available from the company.
/
,
will produce diethylenetriamine
concentration previously
the
8!1S'
(par $1)
production
the
for
triethylenetetramlne.—V.
Outstanding
Authorized
plant
new
operations at the company's Texas Division,
substantially the company's capacity for tbis
this
between
111., to explore the idea of possible consolidation have been
a decision against merger,
»
■'
dent of
SEC
ethylenediamine has started
at Freeport, expanding
versatile alkylene amino.
Donald Williams, Vice-President and Director of Sales,
on May 21
said that the new facilities will enable Dow to produce ethylenediamine
with a concentration of 92or greater, a significant increase over
A
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Boosts Capacity—
Chemical Co.—New Plant
Dow
■■■:_
;
with
concluded
This
Cosmopolitan Life & Casualty Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Stock Offered—The company on May 7 offered publicly
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$46,744,042 and net in¬
share based on outstanding shares
at year end.
In the previous year, net sales were $29,636,140 and net
income $1,228,272, or $1.47 a share.
Dividends have been paid at the
rate of 60 cents a share annually on the common stock since the com¬
pany's merger with Oliver United Filters Inc. in 1954.—V. 185, p. 2213.
$1,825,881, equal to $1.85 a
was
/
Evans Products Co.—Merger Discussions Terminated—
ing
1956 amounted to
sales in
EARNING&—Net
come
715.
(G. & W. II.) Corson,
selling equipment and processes for
handling or other: treatment of
separation, mixing,
solids suspended in liquids or gases.
continuous
'v/V/v'.1'
Conversations
primarily
worldwide enterprise, engaged
a
developing, manufacturing and
the
President of Eastern, confirmed the acquisitlon.
He added that his firm also plans to acquire several privatelyowned industrial firms.
These, it was indicated, would incluae one
in the machine tool field
and another in the steel industry.
The purchase price and number of Cornucopia shares acquired weie
disclosed.—V.
company
for
BUSINESS—Dorr-Oliver is
in
"°Edward°H.^Talenfeld,
hot
used
be
to
business as
do
to
company
of Chicago,
to
will add the net proceeds to treasury
general corporate purposes. The company has
undertaken a program of plant improvement and expansion which con¬
templates expenditures of aoout $2,950,000 in 1957-58.
PROCEEDS—The
funds
The proceeds are to be used to qualify
an insurance company in the State of
underwriting is involved.
the
Washington.
Board
Dominick.
by Dominick &
equipment.—V. 185, p. 2097.
machinery and
No
scored
company.
Mr.
the
Ford
new
addressed
the
Ford Michigan
company's second
Proving Ground
public
near
here.
annual
meeting-
Ernest R.
Breec
Volume
185
Number 5643
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
5/
(2557)
chairman
dedication
Mr.
in
period
as
"Ford
sales
he
sales
since
the
sales
14%,
up
the
meeting
facility.
despite
3%
a
16%, Mercury sales
1%
below
%%•.,
said
months
"In
year
are
less than
Ford
four
at
also
marked
v.V
2%%
a
of
last
record
decline
does
of
months
are
first
the
for
7%
up
four
in
not
1957
Ford
following
truck
reflect
models
the
of
sales
introduction,"
he
said,
for
breaking
high for
"For
the
half
of
was
Ford
1957
$3,000,000,000
remainder
said
"will
mark
for
of
the
year
the
reported
of
that
passenger
has
company
Edsel
dealers,
than
enough
and
plans
truck
The
are
set
had
that
company
record,
time."
The
previous
The
the
maintain
to
"and
total
at
least
dollar
our
our
The
marketing
Fall
the
The
proceeds
-
-
have
been
for
prospects
screened
the
to
are
;
to
go
;
'
four
to
provide
approximately
selling
<
Fundamental Investors,
The
Jr.,
election of
of
Dr.
has
served
of
new
Mr.
Chile,
ican
Car
ber
of
to
and
Spencer
of
the
*
was
The
of
of
the
total
It
Plan.
Option
adoption
Motors
The
for
is
it
the
by
five
the
of
the
Gabriel
of
and
to
financial
former
A
t'-'
Tne
of
Vice-President
Directors
Refrigerator Line
of
Waugh
National
Bank,
of
until
will
operations
Co.,
on
to
May
the
of
Co.
is
He
who
of
area
of
by
John
N.
Products
bonus
of
options1962, to
the
executive
1958
through
Salary Committee.
and
might
250.
options
be
Over
be
may
shares
expire
has
selected
the
completed 18 months
not
later
1958
to
of
granted
the
of
exceed
shares
of
The
H.
Gabriel
figures at the
States
185,
1637.
p.
Briggs,
of
its
of
some
in
Co.
plant
new
Mr.
Gasket
has been
not
Bonus
/
moanied in
that Plan and
also
the
would
provisions
cents
The
will
certain
the
incorporates
Special
have
the
be
of
the
corporation's
Bonus
respect
Stock
several
Committee.
otherwise
These
effect
available
of
to
been
President.
approved
corporation
on
May
hour in its
per
The
The
other
modifications
modifications include
reducing the
aniouut
award
for
the
"net
under
earnings"
formula
and
also
capacity
stated
with
the
An
acquired to house the
United
and
States
other
Gasket
plastic
that
his
addition
firm
new
Gordon
manufactures
products.—V.
net
Simpson,
income
ended
of
185,
ferred
24
upward
an
J-A'1-.
of
16
-
for
the
Tins
realized
82
with
cents
'V
a
p.
in
net
outstanding
net
profit
its
then
net
a
cost-of-living allowance
•%V"
•
*
'.
■
for
'
"
£■'.
line
86
outstanding,
figures
for
the
both
are
nine
share
a
provision
and
185, p.
after
on
stock
cents
Pace,
Canadair Ltd.,
HoDkins
Mr.
who
Jr.,
it
May
on
like
a
ended
March
31,
Canadair
Chairman
Mr.
board
and
Chairman.
the
Net
These
—V.
Canadair
Johnson
is
Executive
of
the
the
succeeds
of
Canadair.—V.
General
of
to
sales
Operating
Income
billed...
costs,
from
of
Co.
(&
and
a
as
Mr.
and
Provision
;
for
Federal
and
earnings
common
Net
darnings
—V.
185,
p.
applicable
General
Man¬
1957—Month—1956
$401,673
209,818
361,753
Florida
of
the
31,000
ry.
185,
p.
new
on
the
corporation
Hermetic
is
a
new
$661,040
The
a
$286,098
$847,268
with
for
84,589
19,004
to
183, p.
appointment
pioneer
in
Gimbel
$54,962,000
$0.63
"Gaseal"
be
handled
provides
the
May
date
due
The
.
organized
on
Jan,
4,
"diversified
by Robert
1956
plastic
moulding
die
of
casting
K.
finance
hermetic
on
of
its
Small
Gibbs,
zinc
and
Prov.
seal,
Fed.
for
Business
Administration
by East
sales
1957—3 Mos—1956
east
and
s
$
$
76,959,000 355,862,000 332,446,000
1,738,000
16,513,000
1,205,000
890.000
8,670,000
7,445,000
1,139,000
348.000
7,843,000
7,026,000
use
of
$0.52
$0.37
$3.76
$3.32
14,471,000
r
Net
profit
com,
—V.
1993.
185,
p.
debentures
the
as
for
100%
ancl
capital
offer
to
stock
each
of
June
amount
Dillon,
10,
of
for
1957,
shares
common
principal
Eastman
due
debentures
record
20
May
debentures
these
of
then
deben-'
Union Securities-
underwriters.
17, 1957, 112,691 common shares were
outstanding; and
$295,160 of 4l/a%- convertible Junior subordinated deben¬
1,
1963,
also
were
outstanding.
were
If
prior
debentures
proceeds
of
the
the
company's
185, p. 44.
sale
of
the
new
all
to
latter
10,
1957,"
for
which
to be issued;*
are
debentures
expanding automobile
such
June
outstanding,
will
be
used
financing business
to
opera¬
equity in this corporation rose to a new all-time high
or
$1.72 a share, in the quarter ended March
31, it
by Rear Admiral John J. Bergen USNR, Chairman of
the
closed-end investment
company,
and Irving Mitchell Felt, President.
This compares with
$9,094,677, or $1.49 a share a year
earlier, and
$10,235,659, or $1.69 on Dec. 31, 1956.
During
the
stock
mon
earlier.
total
quarter, the company's holdings of Thermoid Co.
increased to 171,372 shares from 163,572 three
were
held
to
com¬
months
During
April
additional,
shares
were
purchased
bringing
200.000
the
shares, or 24'% of the number
outstanding.
sold on March 28 all the
outstanding common stock %
United Supply &
Manufacturing Co. to Botany Mills, Inc., reoedving
225,000 shares of Botany common
stock, and a 4% note in the amount-
Graham-Paige
of
of
$950,000.
operating
Net
The
Of
the
stock,
management
income
of
25,000
of
the
shares
United
Whitney-Apollo Corp., for the
net
realized gain
three months
the
realized
gain
on
on
March
oper.
Railway
to
options to
the
subsidiary,
$675,060, including
This
with
compares
1956,
185,
of
income
net
$149,290,
including
in
net
1154.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
revenue—
$22,265,239
expenses
17,759,791
$22,283,734 $79,811,454 $73,037,773
17,592,945
65,961,246
65,408,554
from ry. oper.
$4,505,448
$4,690,781 $13 859.208 $12,539,219
oper.
rev.
Net
railway
Net
railway
188,
wholly-owned
first quarter was
31,
Investments.—V.
Great Northern
Ra.thvav
subject
its
and
investments.
ended
arc
Supply.
corporation
oner, income
1,672,337
2,564.971
oper.
inc.__
$1,206,281
$2,100,364
2215.
-
p.
4,773,863
4,384,402
$4,668,160
$4,156,479
,-
•
,>«
,
Grolier Society,
the
Inc.—Offerings Oversubscribed—Both
offerings of 318,000 shares of common stock at
$15.50
share and $2,500,000 5% convertible
subordinated
debentures due 1967 at 100% and accrued
interest, which
were
per
made
and
May 22 through Dominick &
on
associates, were quickly oversubscribed.
V. 185, p. 2446.
see
Dominick
For
details,
Gulf Interstate Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock
(par $5)
made on May 23 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $11.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 30 cents
was
It
share.
per
was
completed.—V. 185, p. 1886.
t*1
Gulf;
Mobile
&
v;r
-7>
,.lJ'
.
'
y
..
-r
Ohio
RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler headed a
cates
of
group
underwriters which
414% equipment trust
on May 28
offered $3,030,000 of
certificates, series H, (non-call¬
maturing semi-annually Jan. 1, 1958 to
July 1,
able)
1972, inclusive.
The certificates priced to
yield from
3.90% to 4.35%, according to
maturity, were awarded to
on May 27 on its bid of
98.63%.
Halsoy, Stuart
43»% coupon.
Issuance
and
Co.
<fe
sale
Inc.,
bid
98.386%
of
the certificates
the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The
issue
is
to. be
for
are
the
certificates
subject
to
with
a
authorization
-
secured
by 250 boxcars; 100 covered hopper cars;
gondola cars, estimated to cost $3,823,700.
Participating in the offering arc: Drexel &
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities <fc
Co.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.
10
tank
and
cars
50
Glen P.
lias
Brock, former Executive Vice-President and General
Manager,
elected President, succeeding Frank M.
Hicks, who becomes
of the Eoard and will
serve
as
Chief Executive Officer—
p. 2446.
been
Chairman
185,
Oil
Corp.—Opens Three New Laboratories—
corporation
on
May 28 opened three new laboratories
designed
exploration of new frontiers of petroleum science.
combined .multi-million dollar
value, the facilities measurably
expand the scope of the company's 53-acre Research
Center at nearby
Harmarville, Pa.
to
accelerate
With
the
a
.
Tho
intricately
search
of
all
and
marine
phases
The
of
production
methods
Automotive
centers
Mellon
in
energy
The
into
application
are
fuel
lubricant
testing;
and
Science Laboratory,
in which
petroleum industry will be studied.
Research
dimensions,
to
of
nuclear
V
energy
95
into
such
minute
projects,
Products
detail
covers
Nuclear
Science
Laboratory,
that
49.000
Blending Building
Andrew
uses
of
Wil¬
nuclear
four stories high, 227 by 53
laboratory work rooms ...• and offices.
reducing drilling costs and achieving a
percentage of yield from oil reservoirs.
engineers and technicians will be
Automotive
the
Laboratory,
houses
research
An
scientists,
The
The
re¬
being investigated; the Richard Beatty
Laboratory, one of the world's most ad¬
and
Nuclear
the
devoted
greater
150
and
science.
Products
for
Production
in
is
engines;
petroleum
vanced
It
spearhead
buildings comprise the William Larimer Mellon Production
Laboratory and Drilling Building, where new drilling and
Research
feet
will
new
Mellon
liam
structures
new
improving methods of oil production and the
handling
fluids; into bettering fuels and lubricants for
automotive,
well
aviation
to
instrumented
into
and
"push
feet.
166,175-gal.
Laboratory,
electronically
button"
square
ultimate
employed
research
It
Is
tank
assigned
staff
of
here.
instrumented
is-
possible
supplemented
by
in
a
tarm.
to
explore the uses of
nuclear energy in all phases of
petroleum work, had begun projects
which range from
recovering more oil by atomic methods, to possibil¬
ities
of
improving refining by nuclear techniques to creating new
•products, to radioactive "tracer" studies.—V. 185, p. 2332.
on
income
Earnings per
development
*
1957—12 Mos—19$6
Coast
coverage
of
convertible
common
—
announced
.smaller
taxes
taxes
5%>
proposes
its
on
$10,457,233,
is
loan.
2,344,000
Fed.
Vice-
Stockholders'
of
011
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
81,923.000
before
income
Administrative
Graliam-Paige Corp.—Change in Holdings Announced
Stockholders' Equity at New High—
in
sales
Profit
of
of
tions.—V.
operation
1365.
Period End. April 30—
$100
Dec.
net
This
conduct
Brothers
of
company
converted into common stock
132.208 common shares would be
fights to subscribe to the $661,040 of new
total
Gulf
Moulding
payment
appointed
149,191
fully integrated business
complete plating facilities,"
the
of
that
a
$953,822
*39,735
was
of
listed
debentures
2215.
.
will
As
V.
of
$190,000
25.000
$0.73
service
this
645,739
filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
covering $1,000,000 of 6%
convertible debentures, due
1967. The debentures are to be offered for public sale at
President,
invest-;
Changes in Personnel—
$3,441,975, $3,640,752
2,594,707
2,686,930
1957,
Automatic
Co.,
registration statement with the SEC
a
a
subscription price of
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
are
tures
1957—4 Mos—1956
$931,837
$170,594
ops.
inc
oper,
with
Not
and
;
656,372
expenses
been
at
Co.
many
share—
Rocky Mountains.
General
1967.
ratio
tures.
Ry.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
,.' $826,966
company's
1992.
sales
held,
2,614,059
primary purpose of this debenture offering is to finance a gen¬
eral expansion of the company's
activities, including maintaining inven¬
tories, carrying larger accounts
receivable, purchasing new dies and
equipment, and promoting its products.
Approximately $250,000 of
the proceeds is slated for additional
working capital thus permitting
the
maintenance
of
adequate
inventories,
and
avoiding short-term
operational loans; $250,000 for
acquisition, of additional machinery
and
equipment and the purchase of new tools, dies and fixtures;
$250,000
for
general corporate purposes
including advertising and
promotion
of
the
company's
products;
and
the
balance
of
some
58,000,000
General
Technical
$3,015,737
The
833,000
67,300.000
$64,006,000
recently developed by
"Engineering Co.
The
2,619,891
$195,083
Automatic
31,
aluminum
income
earnings...
Hermatic Sealing Corp.,
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Appoints Sales Representatives for New
"Gaseal"—
-
641,065
81,123
$
-
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$727,128;' $2,814,974
$86,063
&
has
the group
66,741
together
$134,135,000 $113,820,000
stock
per
outstanding;
$59,618
company
1956
charges—2,798,000
the
total
2446.
principal amount.
The
offering is to be made by Cook
Enterprise, Inc., of Tcrre Haute, Ind., on a best efforts
basis, for
which it will receive a
selling commission of 5%.
3,117,000
to
the
p.
corporation
22,
—V.
Net
of
185,
ry. ops.
from
rev.
100%
___$1,048.850.000 $946,458,000
charges
919,955,000
837,587,000
Canadian
80%
652,832
oper.
railway
March
1,832,000
taxes, and for renegotiation......
Minority interest in subsidiary net
least
$712,450
revenue—
Deficit.—V.
May
Urwin
1,674,000
financial
the
Corp., Henderson, Ky.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
operations.__________________ $128,895,000
$108,871,000
other
with
244G.
p.
oper.
Gibbs
Total
plus
income-.
oper.
Gibbs
Vice-
(net)__,3,566,000
and
*
Vice-
Dynamics
1957
other
at
exchanged.—-V.
expenses
from
rev.
185,
This
General
Net earnings of General Electric
Credit Corp.
Miscellaneous other income
Interest
Net
a
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
______
expenses
registration statement
a
Jay
been
as
continue
Dynamics,
Three Months Ended March 31—
sec¬
share,
per
exchange of preferred
unless
Is
revenue__
oper.
Railway
Railway
2214.
p.
made
preferred
Period End. April 30—
;
Secretary-Treasurer.
of
$23
&
2739.
p..
covering
30,
the
&
four years.
has
Johnson
Richardson
Vice-President
185,
Electric
John
past
acting Secretary and Treasurer at Canadair.
Geoffrey Notman will continue as President and
ager
Board
York,
D.
been
J.
Net
He
of
New
Earl
Vice-President
Senior
a
B.
elected
was
for
elected
Lawrence
Urwin
Richardson
Board
also
be
oper.
ry,
Net
Corp.
at
taxes,
elected President of Canadair's
was
Dynamics
members
re-elected
John
Net
shares
income
at
of
common
Federal
Chairman
23.
stock
Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer—
May 24, filed
Period End. April 30—
dividends.
stock
will
Railway
Railway
was
3.
General
company,
on
Georgia Southern
May
convertible
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
936.
elected
Pace, who earlier this month
parent
had
been
announced
was
died
Vice-Chairman of
Mr.
has
stock
dividend.
share
per
General Dynamics Corp.—New Chairman of Unit—
Frank
corporation,
Peninsular
..
100%
2.946,517
preferred
,
a
calculated
will
y;
1957, its
dividend
$1
Bache
an
covering 1,480,787 shares of its $10 par common stock and
170,000
of 5.28%
convertible preferred stock, $50
par.
General proposes to offer these
securities In exchange for the com¬
mon
and preferred stocks of Peninsular
Telephone Co., Tampa, Fla.,
on
the
basis of 1;3
shares of General common' for each
share
of
Peninsular common,
and one-half a share of General
preferred for
each share of Peninsular $1
preferred, $1.30 preferred ancl $1.32 pre¬
ferred. General will
pay soliciting dealers 40 cents for each share of
Peninsular common and 20 cents for
each share of Peninsular
pre¬
ferred exchanged
through their efforts. The preferred stock
exchange
offer is subject to the
special condition that no
share,
on
provision for pre¬
months
the
on
for
beiore
according to Mr. Simpson.—V.
.
1957,
June
allowance.
shares
fluorocarbon
of
cents
after
29
receive
the three-month period
'
dividends.
General Telephone
has
said that the consolidated
subsidiaries ior the third quarter
or
preferred
This
ex¬
space
June
p.- 1885.
'
iA;,
will
cost-of-living
185,
;v
of
preferred stock is convertible at the rate of
iy4 common shares
for each second preferred share
up to June 7, 1957.—V. 171, p. 557.
speed
18
operating profit,
adjusting for a
$2.20
or
after
floor
1.
The
Texas—Earnings Up—
after
income
$6,523,000.
was
complete
1274.
$2,530,000.
was
share
a
Teflon
two
General Faint Corp.—To Redeem Preferred
Stock—
corporation has called for redemption on June 17,
accrued
high
of
months
SEC
feet* of
a non-recurring capital gain of
the
third quarter of
last year.
Consolidated
1957,
then
1957,
shares
compares
of
23,
—V.
108,000
eligible
salaried
employes
increase of $10 in their
quarterly
$80.—V,
V"
ond
designed
dividends.
Additionally,
134,
Inc.,
This corporation filed
Net
hour
per
with
Government Employees Corp.,
Washington, D. C.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'*
Approximately
be
revision
hourly
cents
Officers Appointed—
limited (partner
a
Period End. April 30—
announced
revision becomes effective with the
first pay period after June
hourly rate employes, therefore, will receive a total
equivalent
its
expand
newly
square
May
on
and
company
31,
common
stock
basis,
President,
the
March
2.946,517
Stores,
President.—V.
changes in
GM
Thus their total
by The
production equipment.
General American Oil Co. of
►
will
ten
of
"net
cost-of-living allowance to approximately 375,000
resulting from an increase in the nation's cost-
cost-of-living allowance
expenditure of $300,000 for new
will substantially widen the
range
additional 20.000
of
Bonus
and
relating to the separate bonus plans
manufacturing subsidiaries.
July ancl August,
An
that
permit the
Plan.
The
Option
Plan
overseas
hourly rate employes
of-living index.
production
released
been
of
Plan
by
which
Tho
.
rods, tubing, and special shapes.
extruders;
Department
program,
Co., of Camden, N. J„ the Plastics Divi¬
Packing Co,, will expand its Nylon extrusion
according to an announcement by A. J. Mb-
considerably,
McMullen
trusion
Teflon
A.
Cost-of-Living Allowance—
Boston,
were
has
changes which
the
Corp.,
President
Plan
operation
Since
Gasket
Garlock
S.
out¬
now
executive, which is 1.9% of the
which, options mav be granted,.such limits
for
The
U.
of
4,000,000
or
Garlock Packing: Co.—To Expand Division—
Mullen,
the
number
not
may
1.4%.
the
options
most of the members of
the Special Committee either
hold,
represent, large stock interests of the
corporation, their interest is
identical with that of the
stockholders.
They will not be eligible to
receive
an
award
of
bonus or
a
stock
option under the
proposed
incentive
mem¬
Thiokol
Gabriel Company but company officials did
say that more than $400,000
worth- of machinery would be installed there.
Operations at the new Ward Prodi'.cts
plant will be started in the
hear future.—V. 183, p. 2762.
equipment
Jr.,\
ten
that
receive
five-year period,
of
than
contemplated
in
5%
the
being readied for the market
Total employment
of sizes of Nylon
.Joyce,
banking house, has been appointed as
Vice-President, and Louis.
Siegel, formerly a director and Executive Vice-President
of Hearn
on
has
Plan; namely, changes in the
definitions of
capital" for the purpose of the 12%. after
a' divi¬
from Ashtabula,'Ohio;
Y.,
Bonus
certain
Amer¬
a
Co.,
Chicago.—V.
Ward
Amsterdam,
17
bytbe Electronics Division
The
F.
ment
become
that
years
granted
and
will
granted.
The Committee
executives, equivalent to
75,000 shares for any one
recommended
the
of
North
Equipment
Products is expected eventually to allocate
to some of the new electronic
components
of
and
in
modified
advisory
Vice-President
now
Ward
sion
Plan
an
respect
'
facilities
incentive'
an
Bonus
to appropriate adjustment in
the event of stock
split,
option
terminates
for
any
reason
without
having been
full, options may be
granted to other executives with
to the unpurchased
shares.
:
'
If
concurrent
<
.
The Ward Products Corp. has leased a modern
one-story building in
the easterly outskirts of Amsterdam,
litis building contains 48,00%
squaie feet of manufacturing area.
Basically a manufacturer of automotive and communication
antennas,
United
off
pay
program
Bonus
is
subject
etc.
University of Illinois,
Pennsylvania RR., to the
Gabriel Co.
The
to
contemplates
Plan
all
or
number
exercised
the
after
which
for
standing,
Monetary
Board
Directors
and LaSallc
announced
and
'.%/"%
Stock
exercisable
executives
for
shares
the
Iuc.
he
on
and Northwestern
transfer
of
of
shares
Gabriel Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Unit Transfers
Opers.—
The
sion
Option
the
General
1957.
year,
bo in the
would
181,
to
1,
Motors
selected
after
years
number
Directors—
M.
Stock
Jan.
approved
modified
options the
employment
Policy and a member
the Economic History Association.
Chairman
Board
Corp.
at
China.
Association,
Committee
directors
Corp.
the
Chemical
and William
Investors,
Poland
Economic
Spencer is
New
; ".
advisor
to
of
stockholders.—V.
the
executives
.
become
2214.
p.
M}ay 28 by William Gage Brady,
professor of economics
National
board
on
;
Fundamental
Midwest
the
Kemmcrer
Board.
of
commissions
Economists
operations
.
the
economic
as
normal
1913.
granted each
the
being
Inc.—Two
was-announced
of
Kemmerer,
management
the
Donald L.
directors
Chairman
in
Glickman Corp.—Two New
Thomas
'spe¬
engine
executive will be permitted to
purchase General
Motors Corp. common stock at a
price equal to 100% of the fair market
value of the stock at
the time Cue option is
granted.'An option will
not
"more
1,200
185,
Under
• -
_
board
used
p.
May 24
of
Motors
of
as
General
principal
moving
are
company on May 21- filed a lettet of notification with the SEC
covering 8.339 shares of common stock (par $1.50;
to be offered at
$25 per share, through Raffenspcrger, Hughes &
Co., Inc., Indianapolis,
2116.
be
184,
on
consisting
be
may
Foster-Forbes Glass. Co., Marion, Ind.—Files With SEC
Ind.
to
are
stockholders
General
effective
sales
market."
The
p.
aircraft
General Motors Corp.—Incentive
Program Approved—
program,
company's new
ahead rapidly. He
than 4.000 inquiries from prospective
more
these
qualified
for
company's
.
new
a
first
dealerships to be established by introduction time."—V.
'
proceeds
short-term loans.—V.
1955.
asserted,
the
the
appears
set
hope
we
this
cars
it
the
$2,891,000,000 in
of
the
market," he
depend upon the size of
Ford
line
said
Mr.
share
will
Mr.
Edsel
sales,
first half
the
current
volume
and
subscription by holders
first
the
a
first
and
airframe
General Motors
Acceptance Corp.—Sells Debentures—
This corporation on
May 28 announced it has privately
placed $75,000,000 of 5-year
4%% senior debentures with
a
group of banks with which it does its
regular banking.
gains
record
introductory
%;, •
Regarding dollar
1956,"
"Ford
serves
com¬
manufacturers.
Sales
coverage in the East will be
augmented by offices in St.
Louis, Mo.,
and
at
Port of Columbus
airport, Columbus, Ohio.
auto
the
over
Coast
cifically
Lincoln
and
months
techniques for electronic, electro-mechanical
by industry and the
military.
Engineering, with headquarters at Roslyn, 'N.Y„
used
East
corre¬
fully the important
February.
in
sealing
ponents
for
•:
increase
year
introduction
three
the
1953."
total
hermetic
passenger'Cars
jumped up 16% over the corresponding months of 1956,
higher than the previous three-month
15%
;
which
whole.
a
car
are
made
in
last
said.
Mr.
presided
the huge 3,880-acre test
reported that sales of Ford Motor
Company
four months of this
year surpassed
those
first
sponding
industry
board,
of
Ford
the
the
of
share
-
Gulton Industries, Inc., Metuchen, N. J. — Private
Placement—There have been placed privately, through
Wertheim
Gulton
&
Co.,
100,000
shares
Industries, Inc.—V. 185,
p.
of
common
2215.
stock
of
1957
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3,
The
(2558)
a
for the year ended Marfch 31, 1957, after all charges,
$2,708,221, equivalent to $2.71 per share of outstanding
with $2,520,238 or $2.52 per share in the preceding
income
Net
amounted
stock
to
Instruments,
Corp.,
ing
a
corporations
compared
as
the year depreciation provided amounted to $1,612,235,
repair and maintenance charges were $1,895,534, and the total Fed¬
eral, State and local taxes aggregated $3,861,847,, Taxes amounted to -
rowed
available
shareholders.
Net
working capital at March 31,
Current assets were 2.7 times current
Appointment
Nesbitt
amounted to $10,335,784.
1957
tional
185,
equipment
offering is not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
GIVING
Insurance
bank
note
due June
5%
company
'57
20,
due
note,
*
BUSINESS—The
services
and
commercial
continuous
in
pro¬
and
concerns
principal
the
are
customers
plants
company's
in
owned
consist
building
a
located
requisite lor its operations are owned and
COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT
OF
$6,371,895
$4,026,400
116,545
Net sales
58,345
applicable
taxes—.
"$197,975
36,630
for
Provisions
"412,196
Cr214,221
$58,200
Earnings before taxes
30,786
,.
earnings
Dividends
paid
"Loss.—V,
185,
Haverhill Electric
See
i
New
below.—V.
System
185,
612,
p.
The
The
.
in
announced on May 23 that their new plant for the
meta "Delphene," effective new insect repellent, was in
production at their naval stores plant site in Brunswick,
Ga.
Company officials said that production in the new plant will be
substantially increased during the coming weeks to meet unusually
company
production
demands
the product.—V.
for
185,
whole
Roland
trustees
Kalb,
J.
for
the
registration
a
trust
voting
Morris
J.
Steelman
and
cents
par
common
stock
25
statement
with
certificates
for
the
SEC
200,001
L.
Jerome
of
on
this
24,
May
shares
of
Herold,
voting
corporation,
covering
1957,
such
filed
stock.—V.
185,
2333.
p.
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Banker Elected to BoardGeorge
York,
C.
Textor, President of Marine Midland Trust
been elected a director of Houdaille Industries,
has
announced
'
land
Trust
Iron
&
Co.;
also
1957
New
Co.;
Period End.
Marine
Midland
135,
Inc.,
New
it
was
Bosch
Marine
Mid¬
Colorado
Inc.;
Hartford
&
Fuel
Arma
ol
the
of
Tidelands,
Drilling
Orleans, La.,
New
laterals
of
merger
expected
was
will
to
in
engage
become
oifsnore
drilling activities, but
operations.
Rimrock
Tidelands
inland
cient
barge
meet
the
of
year.—V.
per
four
all
combined
The
properties
and
rigs,
to
size
drilling.
merged
185,
pp.
will
land
types,
oil
will
May 31.
production
and
operate
drilling
gas
and
six
rigs.
in
The
will
depths
the
of
excess
in
offshore
These
and
new
inshore
particularly
income from
companies is
2215
specialize
conditions,
and
second
as
is
estimated
its
that
.mains,
two
suffi¬
of
Gulf
series A
million
GIVING
Securities
and
corporation filed
registration
bank loan
loan
•6%
amendment with the SEC
covering
stock, $1 par value.—V.
■common
185,
additional
an
p.
on
sub.
$3
Aug. 31,
due Sept.
cumul.
"The
pfd.
stock
stock
bank
($1
($50
will
loans
Loan
1957
shares
share
of
^Reserved
($)
Income
for
issuance
to
compared
two
and
a
half
to
earlier.
years
$40,204,648
Shares
stock options,
to
several
sister
Instruments
a new
$10,249 040
increased
in
the
Industrial
engineering
Instruments
facilities;
itself with
Industrial
Engineering
Corp.
provides
Instruments
supplying components to inside
Instruments
Automation
development
Components Corp
and outside
the
and
con¬
assemblers;
provides advanced automatic
labor-saving and critical-control equipment. Each company has its own
employees and maintains separate facilities for its particular type of
a
part
of
electrical
one
and
with
Co.
of
Insurance
date
of
p.
into
The
entered
of Nebraska
of
an
for
the
aggregate
of
the .company's
purchase
is
the
on
principal
investors
and
into
bond
bonds
of
amount
Minnesota
purchase
Mutual
the
this
of
Toronto
company
Stock
was
principal
honds, series B, due
Insurance
with
on
'
BANK
LOAN
at
of
the
company's
first
two
the
bank
has
AGREEMENT—The
agreed
to
lend
to
Fire
Co.,
Casualty
&
company
has
at
entered
any
into
time,
a
loan
and from
Bloomington,
111.—-
on
company
(par $10)
at $21 per share on the basis of
offered
offering is not underwritten.
be
to
unsubscribed
the same price. The
at
publicly
PROCEEDS—The
and
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
increase
capital
surplus.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING.
Authorized
Capital
5V2%
mortgage
City Bank of New York under which
the. company,
'
shares for each five shares held;
new
(shares
the
their principal amount.
agreement with The First National
•
.
May 25 offered to its
the right to subscribe
before June 10, 1957 for 20,000 additional shares of
or
Co.. (St.
These bond pur¬
chase agreements provide for the payment by
the company to each
purchaser of an amount equal to 1% per annum from April 25, 1957
to the date of purchase on the principal amount of bonds to be bought
by each purchaser.
,
The proceeds from the sale of the bonds are
to be applied to the
-payment, at or prior to maturity, of the bank loans.
group
elec¬
amount
1977,
consideration
plus assumption of any Interprovincial liabilities.—V. 172,
and Minneapolis Teachers Retirement Fund Association for the
purchase, subject to the conditions therein set forth, of an aggregate of
$6,750,000
.
removed on May 16 from the Curb
The assets of the company were
Exchange.
1830.
•capital stock
bought
to be
agreements
Life
183, p. 406.
stockholders of record April 1, 1957
-
entering
stock
Stock. Offered—The
(Minneapolis)
purchase, subject
of $5,000,000 prin¬
purchaser.
company
non-diversified
has heretofore
'*
Mass.
Interstate
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
York, Northwestern National Bank,
forth,
since the U. S. Supreme
and thus cleared the way
review,
to
reorganize the company as a closed-end,
company to be known as Abacus Fund.
It
of $2,709,000,
New
Co.
set
refused
January
.
has
company
President of Ceniinvestment
registered
recently acquired by Consumers' Gas Co. of Toronto for a
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.
Life
amount
The
The
List .of
issued to the stockholders
a
to
Paul)
Corp.
operation.
Nevertheless the companies are each
Suppliers of chemical-process instrumentation,
agreements
conditions therein
by each
Corp.—Expansion—
viz.:
Industrial
Bankers
the
to be
Romney,
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd.*—Assets Sold—
*
Aug. 1,
on
AGREEMENTS—The
Insurance
•above-named
more specialized
service in several distinct cate¬
Instruments, Inc., Cedar Grove, N. J„ announce that
companies have been formed by its parent, Industrial
Corp.,
Life
17,500 shares
Alfred
Holders of record May 20 may vote at the meeting.—V.
See Note
■
•
A. Johnson,
Christian
public
a
Boston,
.
;
interim notes.
,
are
Corp.;
utility holding company. One of the steps in tne com¬
pany's reorganization following the election of directors will be to
free it from the jurisdiction of the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in
the
first mortgage 4%% bonds, series* A,
due July 1, 1977 at their principal amount.
These bond purchase agree¬
ments provide for the payment by $he company to each purchaser of
an
amount equal to one-half „of 1%
per annum from Aug. 1,
1956 to
render
Holding
purchase
cipal
Industrial
gories
cerns
and
•
last
investment
"Bank
,
of the
.
PURCHASE
of Minneapolis,
the ,lumber 01 stockhoWers
Industrial Instruments Holding
order
year
of
group
Securities
and
plan
a
been
1960 or 10,000 shares being offered
(see "Offering to Employees").
>
employees
Mutual
net assets at
outstanding
KL 'SUT
In
one
payment
'
of
BOND
Fund—Has Record Assets
,Tlhis ,F„u"d' j*1 ]10th quarterly report, shows
high of $67,907,041,
in
above.
'and
,
The
'
at the election of the company by delivery of
.cumulative preferred stock, $50 par value, for each
$3
minority
David Schenker, a lawyer.
meeting will be the company's first
Court
for
UDoes not include 37,500 shares reserved for Issuance to officers upon
to
Incorporated
the
adviser;
-
$50 principal amount of interim notes.
of
1887.
six
'
"
repaid at or prior to maturity out
"Bond Purchase Agreements'' and
be
(see
Agreement").
IPayabie .at maturity
1954 proxy fight, Is putting
victorious in a
group,
candidates and the Johnson-Romney group will have three,
group's nominees are Paul H. Todd, President of Farmers
Chemical Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.; William K. Jacobs, Jr., director of
Graham-Newman Corp.; John L. Burns, President of Radio Corp. of
America; Henry Friendly, Vice-President and General Counsel of Pan
American World Airways. Inc.; Justin Haynes, a private investor and
a director
of Bristol-Myers Co.; and Joseph Klingenstein, senior part¬
ner
of Wertheim &,
Co., investment
bankers and brokers.
;
$2,500,000 ,
None
II508,567 shs.
750,000 shs.
i___
the Securities and Exchange Commission
which stockholders will vote at a meet¬
The majority
3,160,000
•
2,500,000
♦ §50,000 shs.
1962
value)—
par
-
3,160,000
1982
due
value)__
par
the .bonds
of
proceeds
one
1958
30,
debentures
on
June* 12.
tral-Illinois
"
*
slate
nine-man
Todd-Jacobs
The
up
6,750.000
5,000,000
6,750,000
material cleared by
the
ing set for
$5,000,000
6,750,000
1957
interim notes due July 31,
.Common
bond
May 27,
304,448
Outstanding
$5,000,000
1,
September the
research center
International Hydro-Electric System—Slate Named-—
Proxy
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
July
due
subordinate
6%
exercise
Exchange Commission—
an
statement
EFFECT
1977
series B due Nov. 30, 1977____
bank
dollars
822.
due
i»."*
*
. 9
is IBM's second major under¬
in
names
In
Coast
'"co™e F"?d of Boston, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registers
With
its
'
for
calls
'
s
Westchester County in recent months. Last
company announced that It planned to establish a new
on a 2z4-acre site in Yorktown, N. Y.—V. 185,
p. 2447.
After completion of both projects, the
facilities will include approximately 522
409 miles of service lines,
196 miles of
regulators and related facilities.
mortgage bonds;
4%%
,
This
program
the Division will be on part
Farms, purchased by IBM in
Plains and Armonk
to White
move
taking
253,000.
at
estimates
distribution
of Idaho Natural Gas Co.
to
construction
the
industrial
certain
to
l
The
each of 14 additional* communities, as well
connecting laterals to Pacific Northwest's main line. The aggregate
water
rigs,
be
of
or¬
and
present producing
one
of
phase
line
main
of
Wenga
as
C&stie.
systems in
4%%
Co., Shreveport, La., and
have approved the merger
effective
exploration,
The
distribution
new
CAPITALIZATION
two
The
Northwest's
Pacific
laterals, and meters, pressure
a
ganization
from
the
of
bulk
The
known
estate
-v
of a
1955.
.property is in Armonk Village in the Town of North
headquarters
ultimate
440-acre
to install,
is .authorized
Westchester builder, and is owned by
by Sendar Rahmani,
St. Corp.
Grand
161
The
the general funds of the
,
*. J
i
>,
to
and Endicott, N. Y.; San
Burlington,
the
maintain
operate a natural gas transmission and distribution system for the
supplying of natural gas in 37 communities in southern Idaho.
The
company's initial construction program, expected to be completed in
August, 1957, includes new distribution systems in each of the 23 com¬
munities
to be served,
the construction of laterals to connect such
distribution systems with the main transmission line, of Pacific North¬
west Pipeline Corp., the supplier of natural
gas, and the construction
1957—4 Mos.—1956
companies, according to an announcement made on May 27.
Oil Co., of which Trans-Tex is a% wholly-owned subsidiary
will
substantial interest in
the merged companies.
The surviving '
company will carry the name of Rimrock Tidelands, Inc.
•
employees will be added
people
and
constructed
the con¬
from the sale of
used for
Proceeds
■par.y
many
Husky
have
will be
proceeds
facilities.
■
4l/a%
Trans-Tex
Inc.,
to
•
the initial construction program
in
the
ox
distribution
BUSINESS—Intermountain Gas Co.
$3-255'336 $2,130,789 $9,001,117 $9,352,974
shareholders
plus accrued
10&%,
the
and
group
soon occupy a new plant
Vt.
It operates- product development laboratories in
Endicott, Poughkeepsie, and San Jose.y^yy y yy.'
yyy o ./'r',y'
In White Plains, the Division will lease about 70,000 square feet on
three floors of an office building at 112-116 East Post Road, one-half
mile from
the White Plains railroad station.
The building is being
in
and
Corp.;
Husky Oil Co.—Unit Merges With Rimrock—
The
of the company,
option
and
5V2%
Rimrock
balance
company.
"First
—'VS185""" 1993™""
stock
common
company
miles of
1957—Month—1956
the
the financing will be spent on the
estimated at $10,056,000, relating to 14
Included
not
that
■
population of both the initial and new project communities of the comT
Corp.—April Sales Up—
April 30—
The
building now under construction
1959,
or sells the company's line of punched card ac¬
electronic data processing systems
and digital
Included are the 700-series large-scale computers, the 6p0serles electronic calculators and computers, and the RAMAC systems,
The operations of the Data Processing Division are nationwide. There
are
three regional offices, in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco,
a Federal office in Washington,
15 district sales offices, and 194 branch
sales offices.
The Division has plants and educational facilities oper¬
from
program,
of additional
a
computers.
Pepsi-Cola
RR.;
2447.
p.
at
redemption .price .pf
at a
communities
1956.
in
occupy part of
Y.
Then, in
rents
machines,
factures,
counting
;
additional
N.
ating or under construction in Poughkeepsie
Jose, Calif., and Rochester, Minn., -and will
redeemable
be
proceeds
company's expansion
consumers.
Corp.;
Dairies,
Haven
American
of
Peo, President.
Foremost
New
corporations.—V.
Stores
Howard
of
York;
York,
New
Security
leading
by Ralph F.
director
is
of
Co.,
Corp.;
American
other
.
May 27,
on
Textor
Mr.
Co.
In .part,
or
struction
Herold Radio & Electronics Corp.—Registers With SEC
•
to
are
PROCEEDS—Net
begun
1886,
p.
of this year, about one-half of the Division's 850 head¬
completed an organizational realignment which established a
management committee, a corporate staff, and six operating
One of these, the Data Processing Division, develops, manu¬
corporate
divisions.
excluding
interest.
of
commercial
heavy
debentures
that it will move the head¬
the company's largest, from
The move
announced
9
Processing Division,
New
Ave.,
Plains,
White
company
Natural Gas Company.
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—New Georgia Plant—
May
on
Data
its
in New York will move into new buildings to be constructed
on
a
portion of a company-owned 440-acre tract in Armonk Village,
N. Y.
IBM's corporate headquarters will remain at 590 Madison Ave,
The IBM Data Processing Division was formed In late 1956 when the
(EDT),
11, 1957. Intermountain Gas also is offering 10,-
June
185,1 p. 2215,
remaining
officers, through non-transferable subscription privileges
expiring on June 15, 1957. White, Weld & Co. is under¬
writing the offering of the 48,067 common shares to
stockholders of Intermountain Gas Company and Idaho
Co.—-Merger Approved—
Electric
England
of
In September
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
000 shares of common stock to its employees,
2332.
p.
at
accord¬
contract between the two companies, are
a
the
York City, to Westchester County.
will be made in two stages and will be completed in 1959.
Stockholders of Idaho Natural Gas Co., in
The
on
Net
corporation
Madison
590
the subscription price of
(1) new share for
(6) shares of common held of record May 24,
with
the company
International Business Machines Corp.—Unit Moves—>
The
quarters
being offered rights to subscribe for 2,916% shares of
Intermountain Gas common stock, also at $7.50 per share.
1955
from
purchase by the underwriters of the units.—V.
the
in
ance
1956
purchase
to
stock is conditioned, among other things, upon
shares of company
such
each six
EARNINGS
800
800
agreed
of common stock which are not issued upon exercise of sub-!
scription warrants. If White, Weld & Co. purchases any of the shares
»I common stock which are not issued upon exercise of subscription
warrants it is obligated to purchase and pay for all of the shares which
were
not so issued.
The obligation of White, Weld <fc Co. to purchase
quarters people will
1957.
has
Co.
$7.50 per share, on the basis of one
used by the company.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
&
scares
•
shares
45,150 %
Weld
White,
common
purchase
(Inc.) 2,500
800
Co.
& Son & Co.
Wm: F. Harper
Co., rights to subscribe for 48,067 additional
stock. Of the 48,067 common shares,
stockholders of Intermountain Gas Co. have the right to
shares of
in
Various machine tools and other equipment
by the issuer.
fee
of
800
Weedon & Co.-
Natural Gas
prouucts.
Hartford,
Conn., comprising about 75,000 square feet of floor space, being used
for
manufacturing
and
office purposes;
and
a
building, comprising
about 43,000 square feet of floor space and constructed within the past
several years,
located in Simsbury, Conn., used for assembly, stock
room
and
shipping
purposes.
Both
buildings are located on land
The
'
•
1,300
Phillips Co.
Republic
Simultaneously, Intermountain Gas Co. is offering to
holders of its common stock and to stockholders of Idaho
proprietary machine
electrical equipment manu¬
oi
-
1.000
Co.,
&
Davis, Skaggs & Co
due
debentures
__
—
Crowel 1,
on
subordinate
6%
of
Co.
Co.
Sullivan
Central
Securities Offered—White,
May 29 offered in units
—
associates
and
from the date of issue.
Its business is the performance
1912.
manufacturing
industrial
other
and
issuer's
the
been
in
and
Automobile
attachments.
and
facturers
lor
work
machine
of contract
tools
has
company
since its incorporation
duction
shs.
v, 62,500
(par $20)—_________
&
Units-
'
-
800
1,000
Vine:
June 1,
Con¬
sisting of a 6% subordinate debenture, $100 principal
amount, and six shares of common stock which will not
be separately tarnsferable until Sept. 6, 1957,-each unit
is priced at $136, plus interest on the debentures accrued
124,291
12,364
54,945 shs.
4% note—
January 19o8
note due
53/4
Eichler &
Losworth,
189,600 shares of common stock (par $1).
1982 and
700,000
1968
Co.
&
$3,160,000
Outstanding
$300,000
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.
C.I.T.
Common stock
intermountain Gas Co.
FINANCING
Authorized
Short-term
Bateman,
Boettcher
Caldwell
Weld
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Canada.—V. 184, p. 1914,
pansion into interior British Columbia,
have
below
named
J. A. Hogle & Co.:
_____
1,300
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. 3,000r
Martin Investment Co
600
Murphfy Favre, Inc
600
The Ohio Co
—800
Schwabacher & Co
2,200
Smith, Polian & Co
,
800
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
3,000
Walston & Co., Inc.—
2,200
'Watling, Lerchen & Co
800
Weld & Co—_______ 6,500
White.
syndicate
construction
for
pay
corporations
and
Units
y"yr,
incentive
CAPITALIZATION
to
firms
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers
of units set forth opposite their names:
yyyy /'y*.,sy
headed by Galrdner & Co., Ltd., and Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd., has offered at par $15,000,000 of 25-year 6Vc
first
mortgage sinking fund bonds.
■'; * !
This
issue
will complete the company's financing of current
ex¬
office building .and for installation of
equipment of an additional
wage plan.
and
an
privilege offered to employees is intended to constitute a
option."
Subscriptions are limited to one share for
subscribing employee's monthly base rate of pay.
The proceeds from the sale of common stock to employees will be
added to the general funds x>f the company.
stock
"restricted
each $3.50 of the
Ltd.—-Bonds Offered—
Natural Gas Co.,
Inland
A
.
used
be
to
are
The price of the stock will be the greater of $7.50 per share
market value of the common stock on July 1, 1957.
The
subscription
common
May 24,
record
subscription
of the
85'£
or
Pa.—V. 183, p. 209.
plant at Allentown,
annum.:
per
offering 10,000 shares
employees, excluding officers, through non¬
privileges expiring on July 15, 1957. To be
its
to
an
time.
any
Industrial
personnel at
by
made
yvas
such borrowings of 4 Vz %
on
employee must be on the company's active payroll on July
be 21 years or more of age.
Each subscribing employee will be required to make a down payment
of 25 cents for each share of stock subscribed for and the balance of
the subscriptions will be paid for by payroll deductions over a period
of 18 months, prepayment of any of the balance being permitted at
„
1957 the right to sub¬
scribe on or before June 21, 1957 for 6,105 additional
shares of common stock at par ($20 per share) on the
basis of one new share for each eight shares held. The
of
Cloth
to apply it to the expansion program."
will be due Sept. 30, 1958. The
agreement
loan
interest
1957 and
1,
Purolator President James D. Abeles.
Mr.
Markert, who will succeed Douglas E. Agren as President of Industrial
Wire Cloth, is also Executive Vice-President and a director of Purolator
Products,
Inc.
and
Vice-President of Purolator Products
(Canada)
Ltd., Toronto Ontario.
'u
'
Mr. Nesbitt joined Purolator in 1950 as Quality Control Manager of
all Purolator plants and recently was General Manager of Purolator's
Wire
the
pay
stock
common
transferable
on
Mich., operates addi¬
Mich. Last year it became
Products, Inc., pioneer oil
its new dry-type automotive
bath air cleaner as original
of top
Announcement
Conn.—
Co., Hartford,
is offering to its
Machinery
Offered—The company
Stock
stockholders
several 1957 model cars.
of the reorganization
on
*
719.
p.
Special
at Dearborn and Petersburg,
subsidiary of Purolator
of Rahway, N. J., and
recently replaced the old-style oil
plants
filter
air
announced
was
to
and
repayment
under
is
OFFERING TO EMPLOYEES—The company is
•
of
eligible
manufacturer
filter
Expenditures during the year for new additions to and replacement,
machinery and equipment required to take care of the increased
volume
of
business
and
additional
contracts
were
approximately
Hartford
Manager,
loan
such
made
Loans
with headquarters at Wayne,
wholly-owned
a
of
$2,800,000—V.
General
;V"\
and
Vice-President
as
This
liabilities at the year end. The
marketable securities alone exceeded the total current lia¬
bilities. The book value of the 1,000,000 common shares outstanding
increased to $27.43 per share.
The company redeemed and retired on Dec. 31, 1956, $300,000 of its
2%
sinking fund debentures through the operation of the sinking
fund as contrasted with $175,000 for the previous year.
Joseph
H.
of
22.
corporation,
May
'
and
cash
of
amount
Products Corp.—New President
Markert as President, and Justus P.
Industrial Wire Cloth
net income of $2.71 per share
business and for distribution to the
The proceeds
to $6,750,000.
up
bonds will be used to repay loans
agreement. The amount so repaid may be rebor¬
from time to time and the company expects to reborrow the full,
company
with
share as contrasted
for investment in the
per
before July 31, 1958,
or
on
the
under
made
year.'During
$3.86
time
the sale of the company's series A
of
equipment for moisture and
and control
to
time
and agricultural measurement
fertilizer conditions. Industrial
Inc. recently f&s acquired by Industrial Instruments Hold¬
company owned by employees of
tne several operating
and headed by Bernard Dreskin.
instruments/
measuring
and
test
tronic
Co.—Earnings Higher-
(W. F.) Hall Printing:
'
stock
(par
Outstanding
70,000 shs.
$10)
70,000 shs.
domestic stock insurance company, was
organized under the Insurance Code of the State Illinois in 1950. On
Nov. 29, 1950 it was authorized to.commence business under the name
BUSINESS—Company,
Interstate
•of
Dec.
On
the
of
the
In
Co.
1956
fire
has
1952,
a
of
Co.
the
Articles
Insurance,
of
were
Incorporation, with the approval
changing the name of
amended,
Interstate Fire & Casualty Co.
the company caused the Chicago Insurance Co., a domestic
insurance company, to be organized.
The Chicago Insurance
comnany
stock
Casualty
29,
Director
"a
to
capital of $200,000 represented by
20,000 shares having a par
Volume
185
Number
/
"
\
.
.
5643
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
^
:
value
$10
of
Fire
&
share,
per
Casualty
Interstate
marine
Co.
Fire
of
an
Casualty
reinsurance
treaties
the
Co.
s^uca
has
The
1
The Interstate
is
of
insurance
anticipated
pensation
its
principally
field
other
that
in
present
the
the
effective
life
than
•
'
;
future.
The
Workmen's
is
Com¬
note
also
being
given to the writing of plate glass insurance, wnich the company has
been authorized to
write, but has not written.
It is anticipated that
the
volume
larger
of
proportion
The
Chicago
only
under
war,
riot
losses.
the
of
inland
tne
Illinois
marine
is
insurance
chartered
Insurance
explosion,
Code
and
marine
will
increase
to
write
which
class
includes
a
transportation,
business
3
fire,
elements,
177,
1638.
p.
-
_
Acquire
Federal
acquire,
Peoples'
Certain
Gross
will
involved
tne
use
Facilities
FPC
also
has
City.
and
of
date
same
Extend
both
the
the
proceeds
will
be
Peoples'
Interstate,
the
bond
and
plans
to
s-ock
from
to
the
retire
to
bank
redeem
to
Illinois
Gas
finance,
remainder
Definitive
of
of
the
use
issues
in
issue
base
the
185,
a
1987,
be
to
The net
This
date
payable
for
of
is
to
Trust
delayed
sale
Co.,
both
only
to
of
if
beyond
of
the
pay
Interstate's
185,
public
the
the
be
and
price
construction
stock
McEachern
and
sale
at
first
Eachern
of
indirect
the
V.
shares
in
Board
Edgar
competitive
bonds
bidding.
make
of
in
Kaiser
of
connection
Aluminum
1955
Period
due
Net
to
from
siock
and
rect
to
45%
and
Investment
Chairman
It
Corp.,
Permanente
pointed
be
out
at
than
more
$600,000,000.—V.
:
185,
May
on
April
30,
The
28
1957
in
that
which
the
will
the
profit
wipe
corporation's
because
income
other
ol
1957
the
ior
its
for
period
for
the
the month
for
the
year
$46,411, as
This reilects
were
annual
of
deficit
15
1957
cents
will
per
be
share
of
$68,839 which was
1956.
It was further
for
report
May,
to
earnings
the
out
tax
operating loss carryovers that there would
liability for the year 1957.—V. 133, p. 1755. 4
tax
Latrobe,
Pa.—Quar. Profits Decline
income
1957
*
_
of
$15,782,592
i
2,098,000
1,662.132
$3.50
$2.58
$3.01
$2.75
-—---———_
603,225
$0.75
:
*
$0.75
$9,480,459
—
$8,341,278
Although both sales and net income for the year to date
of last
year,
for the quarter just ended they ran behind
are
ahead
the
1956
shown below:
as
other
1957
income--——
1956
$6,708,386
$6,861,998
726,089
943,409
$1.22
$1.58
income
income—per
decrease
share
is
_
accounted
___-
for
by
suspension
of
the
corporation's
Nevada
Scheelite mining operations, as a result of the discontinuance
by the Government of its domestic tungsten purchase program when
Congress decided not to appropriate further funds. Nevada Scheelite
had
cents
its
taxes
income,
metal's
on
Scheelite
Corp.
—V.
p.
185,
was
revenues
and
January-March
in
for
mining
operations.
was
to
the
nil
income
from
other
$860,000
during
contributions
higher
In
added
share)
per
failed
tain
to
be
offerings
filed
its
pubic
of
with
of
request,
upon
vacated
securities
of
not
the
on
made
or
exceeding
notification
A
2,500,000
the
shares
and
question
permanent.
from
registration
exemption
Regulation
offering
the
file
to
(2)
sold
the
shares
$300,000
March
on
its
of
4,
common
terms
and
required
and
the
conditions
of
semi-annual
which
to
use
(1)
Lockhart
Regulation
reports
the
A,
in
the
reflecting
proceeds
were
ap-
company's
offering circular failed to include cer¬
facts, including the intention of the named underwriter
acting as such, the status of the underwriting agreemeni,
relationship of the underwrtier to Lockhart and the offering.
material
cease
the
The
of
use
these
said
matters
offering
"would
circular
operate
as
without
fraud
a
appropriate
and
stock, the order stated.—V. 181,
deceit
disclosure
of
purchasers"
upon
1878.
p.
L-O-F Glass
Fibers Co.—Secondary
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on
May 17 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $15.50 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 55 cents per share.
It was completed—V.
185, p. 1388.
Long Island Lighting Co.—Dedicates Station—
This
N.
company
Y.,
its
honor
May
on
Edward F.
of
Edward
28
formally
Barrett
F.
Power
dedicated
Station.
Island
at
The
Park,
station
L.
I.,
named
is
in
Barrett,] present Chairman of the Board of Direc¬
tors
of the company and its President from 1936 to
The first generating unit lh the new
plant has a
1953.
capability of 185,000
kilowatts and its installation has brought total
capability of the system
to 886,500 kw.
Of this amount 635,000 kw.—72% of the
present system
capability—has been added since 1948.
"This power station and the four other
new
'
generating
which
have
we
unparalleled
constructed
growth
tion of
Nassau
record
since
experienced
Suffolk
and
not
1948
by
are
Counties
direct
a
Nassau
and
stations
measure
Suffolk
of
Counties
the
dur¬
President, said. ."The popula¬
has
than
more
doubled
since
1946
exceeded
company
by any other area in the United States."
has under construction two more electric generat¬
now
size
same
the
as
initial
installation
in
the
Edward
F.
Barrett Station,
one
for service
next
year
and
the
other
in
1960.
Expenditures for system expansion will probably exceed
$500,000,000 in
the next 10 years.—V. 185, p. 1994.
Louisiana
following products:
seamless
of
a
pre¬
products
Period
aluminum
of
program
diversification,
specified
below.—V.
missile,
it
above.—V.
185,
185,
Both
are
Net
Its
target,
Force
Mr..
Haiduck
not
Grand
by
Rapids
which
control
sup¬
and
di¬
said.
--v
identify
specific
Lear
subcontractors,
manned
known
is
components
as
Aircraft
the
Co.
first
announcement
production
time
the
to
other
on
contract
Bomarc
shoot
missile
May
has
16
been
revealed
was
down
to
aircraft
enemy
presently
in
use
,
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
oper,
from
•
$1,159,584
$1,067,496
214,775
,199,980
841,421
1,383,196
1,842,600
Electric
New
in
896,391
$74,575
$318,163
$282,609'
14,438
9,309
37,941
41,599
2216.
Light Corp.—Merger Approved—
Electric
System
below.—V.
P. O.
May 23 opened
on
Montreal,
north
program
T(
of
Canada,
the
in
hew
a
part
as
185,
9.
p.
Headquarters
$1,000,000 Canadian head¬
of
long-range
a
expansion
border.
Peterson, President, said
operations
Canada
that
fast
as
industrial
Magic
As
•
a$
the
to
necessary-
growth.—V.
135,
intends
company
keep
to
expand
with tha
pace
1045.
p.
Chef, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
result
a
Giant
of
proposed merger of this corporation with Food
Los Angeles, Calif., present Magic Chef, stock-,
the common shares they now hold and receive,
share of $10 par value 4% convertible preferred stock
Markets,
holders
would
for
of
each
623,490
their
shares
Under
a
Inc.,
retain
in addition, one
the
common
of
shares.
Magic
Chef
of
has
now
outstanding
'
common.
terms
*
the
agreement 575,000 common shares of Food
Giant will be exchanged for 575,000 shares of Magic Chef
common.
In addition present holders of Food Giant stock will receive 0.4 of a
Share of the $10 par 4%
convertible preferred stock for each share
,
Food
C.
Giant
M.
stock
one
for
will
to
The
President
called
the
convertible
share
of
at
after
years
shopping
Magic
in
Chef, said a
to authorize
July
agreement."
stock will be entitled
the
the
operates
centers
rate
stock.
common
Giant
of
early
special
stockholders',
"sufficient
preferred
merger
preferred
new
be
be
cover
two
in
held.
Dunn,
hieetlng
will
ry. oper.
Bros.
469,844
This corporation
784,887
oner, income
p.
313,078
England
of
$274,555
-
$3,878,512
185, p. 2216.
quarters
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$311,166
expenses
$3,483,708
of
v.-:-: ;:-
$7,000,000
For
$943,477
$9,206,631
fur¬
producer
a
aircraft.
initial
an
Boeing.
$768,951
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Opens New Montreal
platforms, computers, data links, and gyro¬
flight stabilization of guided missiles
Force-Boeing
5,328,119
ry. oper.
oper. income
Net railway
automatic
.
5,464,786
Dominion's
does
stable
for
16
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1,369,134
$2,273,647
1,330,170
$8,948,494
expenses
from
rev.
1957—Month—1956
$2,138,085
revenue
oper.
See
May
team
tnat
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Lowell
on
the
the
on
oper.
Railway
as
&
End. April 30—
Railway
612.
p.
announced
was
Vice-President.
Monsanto
Co.—Acquires Detergent Rights—
Chemical
Co.
below.—V.
this
Early
dissolved
$250,000
quarter
1957
quarter.
1957
fiscal
(subject
are
to
in
and
1045.
181,
are
in
the
on
Toledo,
in
of
The
date
of
chain
a
two
to
vote
one
shares
of
share
per
preferred
preferred shares will be
and,
stock
for
non-callable
issuance.
of
six
modern supermarket food stores
greater Los Angeles area. "Sales currently
the
Mr.
Biggers
also
percentage
April, the
liquidated
to
of
The
profits
1956,
proportionately
caused
by
depletion)
this
to
wholly-owned
into
(42
whereas
and
said
considerably in
The
that
the
actual
net
worth
of
the
company
Is
published figures because of the conservative
the mounting costs of new buildings, machin¬
of
excess
depreciation
policy and
and equipment.
Original cost of facilities was $169,129,000 and
depreciated book value is only $65,292,000 whereas the
replacement
costs would be
as
high as $406,000,000 by engineering estimates, he
ery
said.
"Obviously,
prices
if
return
meager
of
anyone
were
entering this business today, only a
capital could be expected at present selling
Invested
on
glass,"
he
As
invested
plants
reported.
concluded.
has
company
facturing
$141,000,000 of capital
equipment since World
War
and
result
funds
II,
"Our
selling
in
was
below
a
of
as
of
31
whole
a
manu¬
and
"The
is
1957
year
has
customer
not
have
glass
advanced
nearly
half
maintained
tial
building starts
low-wage countries
market,
and
"As
a
151%,
and
the
hourly
average
result
declined
11%
in
but
of
sales
than
Biggers
for
we
into
and
1955
Imports
have
both
of
glass
percentage
1956.
glass
invaded
domestic
of
Residen¬
from
tbe
American
our
sales
and
that
said
by
ar.d
effective
utilization
of
as
the
whole
a
em¬
quarter
our
an
corporation
who
entitled
are
15
shares
to
to
for Inventories
pay
May
on
18,181
share
per
with profits before taxes
President of Food
Cummings,
Files With
—
filed
of
a
common
letter
of
stock
notification
(no
a
for
a
new
market.—V.
185,
p.
to
par)
employees other than those
stock option. The proceeds
with
be
salaried
to
are
the
offered
employees
be
used
to
2100.
McCormick-Armstrong Co. Inc., Wichita, Kan.—Stock
§mall-Milburn Co., Inc. and Mid-Continent
Securities Co., Inc., also of Wichita, and their associates
on
May 24 publicly offered 31,940 shares of common
stock (par $5) at $6.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
new
earnings-to-sales
ratio
quarter."
company
had
CAPITALIZATION
Common
paid
liberal
during the last decade, in
capital for expansion out of
earnings without any borrowings.
maintains
assets
to
a
strong
current
stock
proceeds
GIVING
less
no
(par
to
are
EFFECT
be
used
TO
for
general
PRESENT
cash
to
and
185,
p.
has
a
1994.
$5)__.
•
Outstanding
324,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Company
was
organized
in
Kansas' in 1912, as The
McCormick-Armstrong Press Co.
Present name was adopted in
1947.
original company was organized as a merger of two small printing
plants
owned
by
A.
G. McCormick, Sr., and Charles H. Armstrong.
offers to its customers fully integrated services covering
The company
all
aspects
of
advertising,
printing, and lithographing.
The company
in color printing and offset lithography in its territory,
large part of its volume consists of full color work.
The
company's plant is one of the most complete of its kind in the United
States.
Nearly every service necessary to formulate an advertising
was
a
and
pioneer
a
program
plant,
printing assignment
is located at 1501
or a
which
can
be handled within the company's
East
Douglas, In Wichita, Kansas.
places special emphasis on quality work.
A subsidiary company, McCormirk-Mathers
Publishing Co., Inc., was
organized in 1912 as a partnership between J. E. Mathers and A. G.
company
Sr.,
subsidiary was
A.
G.
and
in
McCormick,
has
owned
that
Sr.,
business
the
was
J.
in
in
In
a
Mathers
and
others
1924.
1927,
Originally
on
the
purchased
death
control
the
of
of
1930,
of
McCormick-Armstrong Co., Inc., purchased
McCormick-Mathers Publishing Co., Inc., and
stock
that time,
since
publishes paperbound school textbooks and other
connection
discontinued
publishing
corporation
supply business.
E.
amount of
McCormick-Mathers
used
become
the school
corporation.
In
59V2%
of the stock
material
position
liabilities.—V.
dividends
addition
depreciation
corporate
FINANCING
The
the
of
company
of current
than
first
the
net
purposes.
McCormick,
will be somewhat less
earnings
retained
the
ratio
year
maintain
that
61%
$141,000,000
of
the
of
providing
said
developments our sales during the first
can
averaging
1
Asia
cut
succeeded
we
shift
to
E.
Foodliners, Inc., Yorktown, Ind.
covering
$16.50
The
these
but
believe
favorable
He
1954,
16.7%.
and
automobile
high
holding the profit reduction to 7 Vi %.
think
reserves
to
major
extraordinarily
declined
Europe
Our
over.
the
.
facilities
"We
have
of
continuing
are
ployment.
3.2
Theodore
2250.
p.
Authorized
window
of our employes have increased 450%. To have
achieved such results it is obvious that great strides have been made in
manufacturing techniques and efficiency."
Mr.
at
safety
straight-time earnings
1956
SEC
Biggers
increased—
today is only 59% above what
he said.
"Our
plate glass prices are actually 2%
years ago, whereas during the same period building
1926,"
those
materials
price
in
Mr.
its
productive capacity has been
window
glass 56%, Thermopane 220%, plate glass 166%
glass approximately the same.
-
182,
Offered—The
v
it
$33,000,000 yearly
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Officer.
Kenna-
Nevada
Kennametal
Inc.
was
rate of
$2,000,000,"
said.—V.
Marsh
longer range future of the flat glass industry
on
May 23 by John D. Biggers, Chairman
O.,
Executive
at the
running
approximating
862.
p.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Net
Worth, etc.—
Optimism
industry production which it attained in
Quarter Ended March 31—
Corp.
to
Air
oper.
Lever
1,557,000
1,801,061
599,225
shares
—
1956
$17,918,118
—
_.
Taxes—per share
income—per share
U
Dividends paid—per share
Working capital at March 31
This
on
System
Executive
that
to
185,
See
four
entire
the
1956.
year
Net
Net
'
per
comply
it
amount
Co.—Merger Approved—
interceptor
Air
rev.
Chief
%
profits
earnings
income
and
'
share pursuant to such exemption.
suspension order, the Commission asserts that
not
that
Food
share.
per
increase
completely
that
the
the
for
$45,iz2
of
income
Net
797,779 shs.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
Nine Months Ended March 31—
Sales
10c
its
Giant,
announced
earnings
earnings
will
that
quarter,
line
Electric
Bomarc
railway
—V,
$4,009,625 $15,771,165 $15,749,273
2,241,002
8,800,330
8,936,636
exceeded
approximately $0.10
$26,000
Number
In
The
Outstanding
the
sells
drawn
a
Net
-
2,656,516
estimated
on
and
embarked
multiple
references,
joint
The
Taxes
at
—a
Lehigh & Hudson River
Ry.—Earnings—
.
Kennametal Inc.,
Net
indebtedness
tubing, T-V
folding aluminum chairs, printed circuit
industrial mops and
cleaning aids. Since
Period End. April 30—
1887.
p.
2,754,946
with
and
stock
FINANCING
incorporated In Connecticut on Dec. 2,
place of business are located in Rock-
parts,
and
has
England
by
Railway
Railway
Co.—Sells Division—
public
the
hearing,
conditional
a
ing the last 10 years," Errol W. Doebler,
„
185, p.
%./■
678,062
Federal
Sales
the
thereon.
reduce
PRESENT
to
Lockhart
ing units of the
range capacity "permitting
it
a
far greater
distance than
any
air
defense."—V.
185,
p.
1638.
in
666,185
which
no
to
of
working capital.
TO
•
Utah—Stock
$6,812,637
$1,289.
reflected
used
the
snares
debentures
interest
com¬
by
Authorized
was
Electric
devices
awarded
expect
Cement
$6,970,835
of
revealed
purchased
shares, said
850,000 shs.
accessories,
supersonic
have
$1,768,623
ended
is
to
:
and
aircraft
missile
disclosed
has been
Co.,
Corporation.
$1,572,745
corporation
around
to be
are
not
are
accrued
$1)
office
the
the
master
scopic
.-A
and
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—Deficit Wiped Out—
and
$1 20
outstanding
EFFECT
manufactures
IM-99
the
voiced
by
$3,651,942
3,039,860
125,000
plus
added
GIVING
par
Haiduck,
nished
and.
from ry. oper.
compared
for
thereof
remainder
household
by
While
.
earnings
the
shares
exceed
share
value
par
to
components
other
direct
2,202,864
.
The
3,041,616
an
(Mich.) Division and LearCal Division
plies airborne electronic intelligence
521,-
ana
cash
$3,775,609
Net railway oper. income
—V. 165, p. 2216.
1956
per
company
New
F.
Mc¬
expenses
oper.
months
offered
event
$1
(
and
the
See
A.
39%.
Industries
1957—Month—1956
30—
the
no
principal
and
.
Aluminum
Industries
and
above.—V.
Co.
that
at
machined
Bomarc
corpora¬
cumulative pre¬
to
the former
President
respect
for
should
provides
proposing
Lear, Inc.—Supplies Bomarc "Brain"
Components-^- 4
.This corporation is one of the
leading subcontractors (for the Boeing
revenue—
oper.
rev.
$3,410,733
period
(with
in
the
Lawrence
■>
•
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
End. April
230,000
1888.
p.
Net
Railway
Railway
but
company
panels,
aggregating
$555,000,000
in
1957
as
1956.
These capital expenditures are
expansion
programs
alieady
under
way*
with
Power
Kansas City
extent
stock
antennas
'
and
Cement
".'-y-i '■ ';;r
Interstate
$3,881,942
-
at
Its
cision
-
acquiring
Kaiser
Kaiser
Kaiser
Kansas City Power & Light
See
1,633,417
$1.12
of
I
Ogden,
Conn.
The
-
,
is
common
McEachern
of
of
aggregate overall cost of
an
.
$5,515,359
$3,851,770
stock
common
end
BUSINESS—Corporation
capital
expenditures
with $172,000,000 in
compared
at
'
corporation's
successively
A.
director
-
stock,
the
stock
been
President
Steel,
Aluminum
common
increase
J.
of
"•
Permanente
has
additional
Kaiser
Dr51,012
share
v
company's 1957
stock
common
corporation
Cement
stock
its
,
the
common
who
Kaiser,
,t
will
Trustees
of
an
F.
of
Kaiser
of
tne
common
'
,
merger,
acquisition
McEachern
appointed
'
the
interest
to
stock
A
amount.
2216.
p.
shares
Permanence
This
$5,566,371
$5,506,487
1,654,717
(net)
opportunity
suspension
1955,
441,037
applicable
common
the
Common
Corp.—Merger Approved— £
2,475,363
stockholders.
1,164,111
shares
assets.
?
with
1955
—V.
mortgage
to the cost of the
an
the
with| the SEC
approved the merger into this
Investment Co. elfective May 28.
and
of
!
inc.
gross
of
Exchange Commission-—
of
provides
of Lockhart
CAPITALIZATION
program
May 27
on
McEachern
result
a
;_i
from
*
'
■
Corp.,
Securities and Exchange
Commission, it was announced on May
has issued an order
temporarily suspending a Regulation A ex¬
emption
from
registration
under
the
Securities
Act
of
1933
with
respect to a public offering of stock
by this corporation.
The order
Regulation
$5,549,677
.____
_____
exchanged
1939.
.' Kaiser Industries Corp. will issue 409,936 of its 6 V2%
having
:
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
due
bonds
purchase
registration statement
a
applied
185,
Industries
A.
J.
2448.
taxes
*
'
Uranium
The
whether
1887.
p.
offering is also made to the holders of debentures of the
company
the
2448.
p.
$15,600,000
to be
are
program.—V.
stockholders
mainly
185,
$44,708,387 $43,077,080
39,158,710
37,510,709
—______
stockholders
to
outstanding first mortgage bonds
Co.
previously acquired by
part,
filed
29
issue
offered
proceeds
Kaiser
to
year.—V.
Hartford National Bank &
to
pany
of
'
that
date
2100.
involved.
Electric
1957.—V.
May
proposed
construction
the
new
that
oversubscription priv¬
Trust Co.,
Hartford,
Conn., will receive subscriptions. No underwriting is
ilege).
7>
23,
in
for each 2.2 shares held
purcnase
maturity
extension
and
loans,
the
&
^Registers With Securities
.
The
from
(Conn.)—Stock Offered—The
is offering to its common stockholders of rec¬
May 22, 1957, the right to subscribe on or before
June 14, 1957, for 250,000 additional
shares of common
stock at par ($1 per
share) at the rate of one new share
first
The company on
covering
of
per
Old
Utilities.
years
1957
—
common
evidenced
j-D.
4%
10
of
LaPointe Industries Inc.
mortgage bonds, 4Vb%
series due 1986 in definitive
form, are available at City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall
Street,
New York City, in exchange for
outstanding temporary bonds
in
and
deductions
by $125,000 and
Division,
and
etc.
p.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds
and
Kentucky
mature
note
Basin
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
plied;
income
per
ville,
021
by
to
of
3%
company
Maturity
$4,000,000
Manufacturers
and
received
used
Northwestern
As
1957,
rate
unsecured
^
,
Dr43,190
income
Shares
notes.
of
ferred
2,
the
income
Earnings
parties.
extend
to
aggregating
no.es
A
purposes.
by
on
Interstate
Bank
Interstate
closing date
the
agreed
promissory
Manhattan
York
for
been
authorized
short-term
of
at
the
_______
expenses
—V.
consist
facilities
$16,150,515
Chase
The
held
now
July
revenues
income
Net
Commission
has
authorized
this
company
to
City Power & Light Co. to sell, Kansas City's
Electric Division, it was announced on May 15,
&
of
tion
'
"Lockhart
Power
and
Net
Kansas
state
lor
replace
Preferred stock diivdends
Power
and
price
of
dated
interest
to
-
mainly of those used to generate and
electric
energy and
to distribute natural gas in the area
of
Mason
City, Iowa. The Peoples' Division presently serves 18,624
electric customers and
13,294 gas customers. After
the
sale, Inter¬
the
Federal
ord
Gas
facilities
The
the
income
Interest,
distribute
stock
issued
$20,000,000
Date of Notes—
New
with
did
680,000 snares of common stock offered May 22
through an underwriting syndicate headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. at $13.75 per share, were both all sold.
For details, see V.
185, p. 2448.
The
be
$1,500,000
be
Operating
and the
The
for
bear
Other
,
of 5% first mortgage bonds due
1987, which were offered
at 100% and accrued interest on May 23
through. Blyth
& Co., Inc. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
four
to
Operating
Operating
vehicle
Interstate Power Co.—Securities Sold—The
The
application
12 Months Ended
March 31—
to
physical
damage,
sprinkler
leakage,
crop
and
contingent
Chicago Insurance Co. has not yec commenced operations,
be fully operative by the end of this
year, the prospectus
stated.—V.
The
an
Laclede Gas Co.—Net
Earnings Lower—
should
To
would
would
ahd
total.
Co.
filed
property
The
it
and
Insurance
and
damage,
but
fire
note
Dominion
the
enter
Consideration
has
company
seeking authority to acquire a note for
$1,500,000 from
wholly-owned subsidiary, old Dominion Power
Co., of Norton, Va.
its
write
may
y
Kentucky Utilities Co.—To Acquire Note of Unit—
This
1
•
powers
'
(2559)
■—-
Commission
insurance.'
will
company
near
charter
r
.
>;
company.
"
under
company
classes
It
saia
casualty ana Lie and inland
with Underwriters at Lloyd's,
London.
all
ox
•
—
and paid in surplus of $150,000.
owns
&
:
.
.
field.—V.
in
with
these
the early
185,
p.
books.
The
school
supply
1930's after the company entered
1638.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, June 3, 1957
The
(2560)-
8
k:.
fiscal yeur
the
,
T&51f rSrl&LlS
''NrtlScSSrSrtte
$164
share
were
1957
six
of
or
V.
Oper.- expenses
Federal
Other
---
_
taxes*-
income
Russell
Net
2101..
p.
■
1
for
bank
The
B.
designs and produces specialized microwave tubes
primarily for sale to manufacturers of radar systems.
The company recently occupied a new plant located on Route 128 at
Burlington, Mass.—V. 175, p. 320.
Bank;
fifth
See V. 185,
Regional Office.
a
however,
as
management won
cents
nominee
management
was
operating
This
plans
corporation
to spend an
period
four-year
1957
four
$99,585,881
the
in
1957
//'./.•' '■
Withdraws
ft
Co.
—
announced
with
of
24
Co.
addition
the
taken
and
franchise
"all"
Fluffy
Allen
and
Dishwasher
President,
Thomas,
these
products
and
Brothers
working
has with¬
a
"all," Lever also
will
has
continue
assumed
to
full
Lever Brothers is not new markeeting a
controlled-suds powdered
detergent.
"After thoughtful consideration, Monsanto has determined its inter¬
ests will best be served by withdrawing from the consumer market in
responsibilities.
marketing
field
of
synthetic detergents," Mr. Thomas
Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
he
the
estimated
Dixon
Mr.
share,
added.
said.
earnings for 1957 at $2.50 per
reported for 1956.
He based this on
System's
$1.93
with
compared
present Arkansas rates and the number of shares now outstanding.
The
improved earnings, it was stated, reflect not only growth in
System revenues but also improved efficiency.—V. 185, p. 1995. *
•
;%
Milprint, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Exchange Offer—
See
Philip Morris, Inc. below.—V. 185,
p.
"**
1517.
'
•
demand
v
The
leaf-savings hay fold by exclusive MM plunger-packer design.
to 10 tons an hour,
up
new
baler Is designated the MM Balor.
"In-line" baling means that the hay travels in
pickup head to bale chute.—V. 185, p. 1750.
straight line from
a
bisphenol A pro-;
for the poly-
Division,
to
the
attributed
booming
use
the
most
of
epoxy
of
resins.
50%
the
bisphenol
increased
A
Domestic production of
an increase of more than
1955 U. S.
output, Mr. Lawler said/ >:
the eppxy resins go. into surface coatings,
especially primers, but Air. Lawler pointed out that their use in metallorming dies, die-facings and jig fixtures is growing rapidly.
He esti¬
mated 7,000,000 pounds of epoxy resins went into tool making in 1956*
over
estimated
An
70%
of
Expands Texas City Ethylene Plant—
14 announced Its newest hay baler with unique
baling." economical power take-off drive, "bale-tension" twine
and
It bales
ior
the rapidly expanding demand
these resins in 1956 totaled 30,000,000 pounds,
The company on May
tie,
full-scale plant
Minneapolis,
Northfield
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
&
Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
A multi-million
been
dollar expansion
$454,187
$384,227
$1,667,928
221,461
192,627
808,039
734 951
T
*
"
Net
rev.
ops.
$232,726
$191,600
$359,889
$706,053
inc.—
91,185
80,988
348,946
297,831
from
ry.
railway oper.
—V.
185,
p.
2217.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Outlook
A.
G.
President,
on
May
21
reported
the
result
of
loss
of
traffic
increased
Mr.
the
Pacific
the
manufacture
of
polyethylene,
styrene
monomer
and
vinyl chloride
monomer.
The expansion is linked with the plastics industry's growing
Alonsanto's
p.
1,047 cars
MacNamara
was very satisfactory considering the
sustained by the nine-day strike on the
The first quarter shipments of grain
11.5% over the same period last year.
January.
or
was
1957
and the possibility
were
the highest since
This
year
the
ontimistic
of
about
business
for
the
balance
of
will
spend
as
1956
$26,000,000
on
when
earnings
roadway
and
which
will
include
pretax
a
income
the Bruhswick-AIurrav
May 17.
on
said in
formation
of
a
the
Co.
of
Auto¬
The'sale
'
%* :
'
letter to shareholders,
Pinsetter
corporation.
the company early in
up
decided
Alurray
to
1956.
investment
its
liquidate
in
a
initial
oi
cost
developing and producing the pinsetting
As a result. Alur¬
in a much greater amount, extending
considerably higher than anticipated.
involved
likely that
corporation for the
according
Mr.
to
of recovery of
deferment
bank borrowings by the
production schedule would be re¬
further
1957
Gould.
large
This
would
have
made
necessary
the
part of Murray and Brunswick to support the loans,
which might have continued to restrict such recovery and the use of
an important part of Murray cash
balances.
Air.
in
on
listed
Gould
Pinsetter:
the
'-
results
of
disposal
the
of
Murray's
interest
''r/
;
Alurray recovered ir> cash all of its investment in Pinsetter. Murray's
contractural
obligations
with
Otis
Elevator
Co. 1 (which
made the
machines) and others, including banks, have been released.
/
In addition to a cash payment for its investment, Alurray receives
$5,681,735, which Will be paid and reported as income as follows:
$1,390,522
received
Brunswick
of
estimated
$156,000
in
cash
of
as
of
May
$1,390,522
17;
five-year
guaranteed
amount
interest
on
received
in
the
notes bearing 4%
interest;
these notes to be paid as
earned, and $2,744,691 to be paid in quarterly installments as machines
produced during the next several years.
the $5,681,735 in pre-tax income, some
are
Of
income
the
for
will
V.
be
last
to be
is estimated
reported
fiscal
which
year,
ended
$357,577 was reported as
last Aug.. 31; $2,783,467
reported this year, and $2,540,691 is the amount- that
hi
the
several
nekt
years
as
paid, said Air. Gould.—
185, p. 2217.
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Nashville, Chattanooga &
Railway
Net
rev.
from
railway
Net
—v.
$2,978,040
2,286,331
expenses
oper.
ry. ops.
oper.
Inc.
p..2217.% %
185,
-
1957—4 Mos—1956
$3,073,541 $11,162,272 $12,265,124
2.419,185
9,140,208
9.418.426
1957—Month—1956 %
April 30—
oper.-revenue—
Railway
..
'
$691,709 %
234.439
"
$G54.35G
S2,022,064
247,442 '
755,454
-
i
$2,846,698
" 1.251,382
r; " ? /
production
ethylene
is
used
internally.—V.
on
payment of
With SEC—
May 27 filed a registration statement with the SEC
the general funds
of the company
and applied
the company's 1957 construction program
Construction of
Plans
The
Federal
New
kota,
Facilities—
has
temporarily
authorized
this
to
Tlie
estimated
Federal
cost
Power
of
company
horsepower
of
plans
new
the
new
facilites
is
approximately
$1,095,000.
Commission has authorized this company
and operate $1,054,120
The
Commission
Power
construct and operate natural gas facilities in North Da¬
Montana and Wyoming, its was announced on May 15.
company
to build
of new natural gas facilities in Montana,
to
build
compressor
1
May 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
23,529V2 shares of common stock (par $3t to be issued at
through warrants to holders of the 5% $50 par pre-;
ferred stock who are participating in the exchange of their shares for
5%
debentures pursuant to a plarf of recapitalization
adopted on
April 8, 1957. No underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be
applied to the sinking fund set up for the retirement of the 5%
debentures.—V. 185, p. 2101.
The
$10
company on
per
share
National Bellas Hess,
—V.
28.3
miles
capacity.
of
pipeline
and
add
1,740
The new facilities will be
Inc.—April Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956 •
$3,294,000 $36,543,000 $35,643,000
$3,411,000
Sales
185,
p.
614.
..
(Utah)—Stock Offered—Har-«
City, Utah, on May
offered publicly 400,000 shares of capital stock (par
cents) at 40 cents per share on a best efforts basis.
National Beverages, Inc.
185,
covering a proposed issue of $10,000,000 of oebentures due June 1, 1977
(convertible through May 31, 1967) to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding. The net proceeds are to be applied to the pay¬
ment of short-term bank loans in the amount of $6,500,000, and the
balance will be added to
-
covering
22
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Registers
company
& Milling Co., Lamar*
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Colo.—Files With SEC—
1
rison
The
results as favorable
1944.
company
35 miles of welded ribbon-rail and 35
miles of second-hand rail for secondary tracks and sidings. There will
equipment
entire
2334.
company
in
the
Period Ended Apr. 30—
the
first four months* business in 1957
Canadian
since
seemed
covenants
completed here by this company's Plastics Division.
new facilities, which have been under construction since March,
toward
MacNamara,
also
quired,
The
1956, increase the company's ethylene production capacity by 150%.
Alonsanto's Texas City plant uses ethylene as an intermediate in
The
Net
final
Gould, President,
C.
said
was
Pinsetter
$1 441 004
expenses
oper.
realize
of ethylene production facilities has
1957—4 Mos.—1956
revenue—
oper.
B.
the
noted
It
demand for all three products.
-
will
it
Brunswick-Balke-Collenper
with the possibility of a prolonged
approximately two-thirds of this total.
Manager of resin materials sales for Monsanto's Organic
H. J. Lawler,
.
Chemicals
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Announces New Balor—
"in-line
first
powder'
metal
lunctional phenol.
.
*
its
of
indication of
said
18
the
to
January,
resins and oil-soluble phenolic resins, it was announced on May 20.
The expansion has taken place less than 18 months after Monsanto
operation
May
on
period
Period End.
company has doubled its production capacity at St. Louis, Mo.,
for bisphenol A, a resin intermediate used in the manufacture of epoxy
an
compacting
over a
much longer period of time than was originally planned.
Mur¬
ray's cash involvement, he said, reached a high of $16,006,000 this past
.
duction,
of
a
24.
May
a
became financially
ray
Expands Bisphenol Facilities—
announced
consists
as
diversification,
product
on
-
.
This
,
the
machines
•
investments,
in
Corp.
income,
Gould
Ke
"all."
Monsanto
said
Lever
of
program
range
:
>
Products—
ihe field of powder metallurgy,'
entered
fabrication
motel.
a
compressed
company
form
over
bonds
which
"* -
manner because of certain conditions which created a greater
than normal business risk for the company.
with Lever
the synthetic
market
to
has
of
of
"
"
share
one
profitable
fie'd,
low-sudsing detergent
condensed
the
to
the
Pinsetter
Afr.
v!" * V •
■,!/■% ■
From Sale of
consumer
the
years,
amount
four
of
to- be used, for the. modernization^of
high pressure
that
This
"all."
the
elected
;
purchase
principal
expirotlon
or
Murray and Erunswick-Balke set
the completion of
whereby Monsanto
the
detergents in
trade-mavk
the
May
on
Brothers
Lever
sale
to
option
$100
/■;/
are,,
This method
v
covers
$993,601
was
given
each
took place May 2 and v/as made
1957,
same
first.
be
for
payment
$5,681,735 from the sale of its interest in
'/■%7 "
Chemical
the
from
Charles
(1957-19601,
>
Murray Corp. of America—Sale of Pinsetter Stock—
compared
they
period last
months ,of
will
stock
corporation
The
$25,372,924
were
the
For
with
v-
manufacture
estimated $285,000,000 on new
.
1956.
bond
final
President,'announced
of the
V
,
.
%
.
obtaining
Edgar H. Dixon,
President, -told the New York Society of Security Analysts.
Mr.
Dixon
said the expansion
program calls for
the expenditure
of $88,000,000 this year, $63,000,000 in 1958, $73,000,000 in 1959, and
$81,000,000 in I960.He
also
stated that "present
indications are that Middle South
will invest- $19,000,000 to
$20,000,000 in the common stocks of the
System operating companies through. 1959."
The board of directors
may consider an offering-of new common stock within the next year or
so for the purpose of raising some or all of the equity capital for these
the
in
.
detergent
Plans Large Expansion—
This
April
company
drawn
has
been
has
metal die, and heating ori sintering the part
particles'are welded together to provide the!
necessary
strength. High speed production, accuracy, lowrunit costs
and
original designs are among the advantages of this process.—
V. 185, p. 1517.
1•
1956; for the four
with $1,800,000 for
April
arrangement
$137,777,852,
construction
April
•-
in
income
7'.
12 months were $161,961,958, com¬
$152,988,797 during the previous period.
Electric revenues
up 7.5%
over the preceding 12
months!-
with
April
in
revenues
compared
In
firm,
mortgage bonds to be offered
$1,000 each*. No underwriting
and
$500
long
matic
*
each
step in its
L. Riggin, Sr.,
under
-
$99,685,609
operating revenues for the
Total
.
Exchange Bank. New
defeated by Mr. Davis. -
Corp. owns 19,860 shares of cluss B stock and Mr.
8,500 shares, Colonel T. C. Davis, head of the opposi¬
Monsanto
$4,108,232,
.
Norfolk,
of
letter of notification with
a
5%
10-year
of
Fred
Detergents in Consumer Field—
share.
a
pared
was
Services
company.
further
Johnson, Vice-President of Inter¬
Chairman of Commerce Trust
L.
of
upon
occurs
This
of the
so
for
;
cents a share,
For the first four
equal to 54
this year.
reported for tne first four months of
of 1956 consolidated not income
months
Norfolk
the
-Mueller Brass Co.—Diversifying
,
months of 1957, $900,000 was accrued
the period last year.
After mandatory capital and sinking fund appropriations of income,
April 1957 shows a balance of $127,182 compared with $260,751 in
April 1956; for the four months of 1957, $1,426,533 compared with
$1,544,250 for the same period last year.—V. 185, p. 2450.
share earned during the previous like period.
Consolidated net income
of $4,849,317, equal to 64
<
by
Shearman and
B.
compared
a
of
Richmond
May 20 filed
on
common
$1
The 'proceeds
compared with $1,280,918 in
April 1956, and for the four months of 1957 was $4,902,672 compared
with $5,125,099 in the same period of 1956.
In April 1957, $100,000
was
accrued for Federal income taxes compared with $500,000 accrued
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
corporation and its subsidiaries increased 15.8%
to $17,268,976 for the 12 months cml£cl April 30, E. H. Dixon, President,
announced May 27.
:
"
'
Consolidated net income for the
12 months was equal to $2.27 a
share on the 7,598,106 common shares outstanding.
This compares with
this
of
Income
/.%
17.
May
the
$250,000
of
par
at
ever
meeting
comfortable margin. The
Kemper,
M.
$25,290,324
Net
2334.
p.
Middle South Utilities,
Net
.
management
despite
a director of the road, whose term expired on May 14,
re-election for himself an1 election of John M, Balliet,
G. Martin Brill Watts-
sought
in
of
Mortgage
of
company
on
denominations
(in
no
held
President of Chemical Corn
Grainger,
year.
corporation and North Star Cil &
the SEC has postponed to July 9
and July 10. 1957, respectively, the hearings on the question whether
previous orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemptions from
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to public
offerings of securities by the two companies should be vacated or made
permanent. The hearings are to be held in the Commission's New York
were
seat
James
James
Co.;
about
Total
request of counsel for this
Uranium Corp. (both of New York t,
Pyle.
Mr.
to
Involved.
stockholders'
annual
places on the board up for election.-.
management nominees were Robert H. Craft,
with
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
this
President
Ott,
corporation
Holders
of
~
April Net Income Lower—
At the
was
his
held
were
$1.96
director"
the
at
corporatiom
Mid-IIudson Natural Gas
A.
covering
par
is
President of this
Chairman, a
21st
Colonel Davis,
Thomas
and components,
f
watchdog
tion group, said,
had
according
year,
:
announced
Vice-President
Allegheny
Harrison
development of new products.
The
the
had Harry W. Harrison of Philadelphia, Pa., formerly Chairman
Preferred Stockholders Protective Committee- for 16 years.
and
loans
last
Motels, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
Allegheny Corp. had given its proxy for its holdings of Missouri
stock to the /'Stockholders in Opposition to Management," as
,,
proceeds from
the
of
current
$9,000,000
with
merge*
was
The
who has been named
the board.%
balloting
Davis
Mr.
Shoe
the
The
the sale of the shares will be used to
the balance added to the company's
working c&pit&l and used for geneiv.l corporate purposes, including
the financing of inventory and accounts receivable
and expenditures
Part
:
reduce
Neff,
J.
"a
as
from
the
of
Manhattan
Pacific
covering the
from
2784.
p.
Warren
a
Co., Kansas City, Mo.; and Abraham Wutner, President of Meadowridge
.
•
Mortgage Investment Corp., Richmond. Va.—Merger
The
at
successful
Isaac
,
May ,16 became
on
Paul
post
him
results
that
Tlie
of common stock to be under¬
proposed public offering of 50,000 shares
written by Lehman Brothers,
./■%■
his
oust
to
York,
corporation-on May. 29'..nnounced it has filed , a
statement with-the Securities anu Excilange Commission
The
184,
Inc.,
I'ark, Inc., Baltimore, Aid.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
registration
Microwave Associates,
'
•
Cash income—gross income less operating costs—will climb
$10,000,000
to
—V.
Davis, former Chairman of the Missouri Pacific RR.,
C.
four of the live
6,466,154
cash
increasing
"Even greater outlays are anticipated in 1958," he added.
company now has a backlog of about
100 wells to drill, Mr.
Pyle said.
RR.—Recapitalization Plan—
other members of his slate were defeated,
$7,122,550-
7,147,671
"
T.
retained
Final
Chase
$7,947,033
2,154,053;.-
2,547,096
-";■:'.
charges—
185,
$2,355,006
$2,813,274
income
operating
after
—V.
Dearmont
succeeds
He
office.
showed
4,216,210
next Aug.
The
Pacific RR.—New President Elected—
Lee
railroad.
efforts
4,868,117
for
company
Missouri
.
outlook
development expenditures for the 1957 fiscal year
31 have increased to $5,500,000 from $3,500,000 the
said
Pyle
SEC
has
the
of
before.
year
will call a special stockholders' meeting for a vote on
changing the 808,971 outstanding common shares from no par to $5
par.—V. 185, ]>. 2450.
!
The
because
stock
last.
the
Mr.
'
ending
preferred share.
has 667,500 preferred shares outstanding. As of
to $106,053,795, or $159 per share.
now
policy
abandoning its 80-cent annual cash dividend
is
common
is
tion
dividend arrears amounted
31
national
Net
equal to
$79,645,
was
for each
stock
The company
Dec.
new
1*398,249
: ■
1957
has proposed a third recapitalization
company
common
Co.—Earnings-
1,620,471
oper.- taxes—-..
fiscal
of
,
1957—-Month-;—'1956
■
1957 J Mos.- 1956
^
$21,961,656 $20.7-19,182 $64,621,485 $60,848,993
15,005,574 14,806,700 44,740,416 43,009,806
2.522,537.
2,159,221
7,065,919
C.500,372
period End. Mar. 31
Operating- revenues
half
plan to wipe out
the interest arrears on its 7% $100 par preferred stock.
The plan, submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission, calls lor
holders to receive $100 of 5'%%
75-year income debentures, a $100
certificate constituting a
charge against income and one share of
Co.—Successor in Merger—
Bell Telephone
Michigan
1956.
29,
first
the
per
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
The
Electric System below.
See New .England
April
for
income
cents
September,
company
It
payment.
1953.
20c a
of record June 1, but said
has been making sucn pay¬
stockholders
to
cash
requirements for exploration and development, it was announced by
Howard C. Pyle, President.
►
'
•
,
"If the firm pays any dividends in the next fiscal year, they'll be
stock, not cash," Mr. Pyle said, indicating that current cash declara¬
Reclassify Stock—
meeting of stockholders has been called for June 3 to
consider a plan designed to permit payment of cash dividends.
Malcolm P. McLean, President, saici the publicly held common would
be converted to series A stock on a. share-for-share basis.
He said his
own
series A shares and those of James K. McLean,
would be exchanged lor series B shares.
They hold 4,800,000 ol tile
8,100,000 common shares outstanding.
Under the proposal, cash dividends could be paid on the A stock
without the -payment ol such dividends on the B stock. No dividends
of
uny kind
could be paid on the B stock without payment ol an
equivalent dividend on the A shares.
.ilic
A series C stock also would be created,
but Mr. McLean said this
would be done to comply with the laws of Delaware,, where the com¬
pany is incorporated, and it was not expected that any of the C shares
will be issued.—V. 185, p. 1888.
r
ended
months
15
the last
be
since
its
on
share on the 1,593,604 shares outstanding at the end
the period. In the comparable 1956 period net income was $814,172,
51 cents per share on
the 1,590,654 shaies then outstanding.—
185, p. 1889.
special
Merrimack-Essex Electric
ments
corporation reports that sales lor the six months ended May 5,
totaled $53,794,820 compared, with sales of $54,571,347 for the
Net
five
$578,813,402, largest for any
In the 1956 liscal year, sales
Industries, Inc.—To
McLean
A
June
-The
The
-,V>
.
the regular quarterly dividend of
declared
have
payable
would
this
Earnings Lower—
Maid Corp.—Sales and
Minute
year were
in
directors
-The
products.—-V. 185, /
'*
by short-
construction
*
185, pp. 2334 and 824.
Monterey Oil Co.—Drops Cash Dividend Poliey—
i
share,
and
and 1950 were 1,800,0.3
the company's history.
$530,324,516.—V. 185, p. 721.
period
expects
of
-.•*-y.'i-.x
it will finance the hew
said
term borrowings.—V.
••: v
;
- ■
Montana-Dakota
shipments to equal lagt jear and he said the increasing devel-%
Western CanKda is bringing, continuing increases in the
ore
company's tonnage of merchandise and manufactured
p.
2450.
»
quarter ended
JI^etn^de^°in'the*1957*1 iscal
like
iron
optnent
March 31. 1951 was <3,070309
provision of $3,483,283 for Federal income taxes, equivalent to
per share, compared with net income of $2,701 662 or $1.48 per
in the
corresponding • 1956 quarter when the tax provision
after
freight
new
Wis., shops.
'•!'/:%•!'
Despite bad lake shipping conditions in April, Mr. MacNamara
,
net income
The
761
for
reserves.
gas
■<
provides for three dlesel electric locomotives and
cars to be
constructed at North Fond du Lac,
The 1957 budget also
•!« •
...
amounted to $10,440,235 after provision of $11,671,856 for Federal income taxes.
This was equivalent to $o.Gl per share
of common stock.
In the corresponding period ol 1956, net income wa3*
$8 602 214
after prevision of
$9,778,040 lor Federal income taxes. ;
May 23.
announced on
-
greater amounts of gas-from the company's Tioga, N. D., *
used to draw
while
miles of rock ballast applied,
130
will be renewed.
10 bridges
earnings
end
ties Installed,
be 370.000 cross
Bobbins, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
of this. corporation reached, all time highs in >
ended March 31, 1957, George Van Gorder. Chairman,
McKesson &
Sales
20
S.
Brothers & Co., Salt Lake
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
are
to
used
be
for
expansion and
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Capital stock (par 20 cents)
2,000,000 shs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
900,100 shs.
Sept. 3, 1947, in Utah,
under
the
name
of Pepsi
of Salt Lake City, Inc.
The company started production and distribution of beverages in Salt
Lake County in 1948 and has continuously bottled and distributed soft
drinks in this area since that time.
Its name was changed on July 21,
1950 to National Beverages, Inc.
The principal office of the company
is located at 1030 South 6th West Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The company is engaged primarily in the bottling and sale of Pepsi
Cola, Hires Root Beer and Bireley's Flavors, and in the sale of Pepsi
Cola fountain syrup in the Salt Lake County territory, under exclusive
territorial
appointments from Pepsi C0I2 Co., the Charles E. Hires
Co., and Bireley's, a division of General Foods Corp.—V. 185, p. 2334.
BUSINESS—Company
incorporated cn
Cola Bottling Co.
was
I
,
Volume
Number
185
5643
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9
(2561)
!
National Can Corp. (&
r
Three-MontUs Ended
;
Not.
sales
Federal
income
Net
Net
income
tax
tax
Two
of
'
115,726
63,000
$48,100
$52,726
$0.04
$0.05
realize
America's
leading
the
Sales
executives
Exectitives'
be
to
<
held
Angeles from June 4-7.:
will
22nd
the
at
receive
Annual
Biltmore
.
special
Chairman
in
the
of
•
;
Mitchell,
Inc., will
Products,
Award"
as
most
further
to
The
NSE
business
help
be
the
the
the
of
of
executive
the
who
Convention
hear
the
of
annual
Sylvania
"NSE
throughout the
and
speeches,
at
Electric
has
done
and
for
idea
greater
respective
the
Added
industries
and
DIVIDENDS—The
Halsey,
a
the
of
Co.
prior
My 31,
and
be
1,
used
balance,
than
of
to
of
of
will
the
the
public
The
in
from
for
option
100.30%
the
for
for
redeemed
on
those
after
or
June
from
101.25%
those
redeemed
of
is
from
subsidiaries
the
sale
of
for
and
the
the
six
non-utility
subsidiaries
holding
Brooke
of
revenues
the
amounted
company
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
1979
5*2%
sinking fund debentures
uue
1982
Bank
loans
due
Lemon
to
from
the
debenture^:
Peabody
Co..
Lynch, Pierce,
Central
1^50,000
Republic
Lee
5,000
Company
Company, Inc.
5,000
5,000
Clayton Securities Corp
1,000
Farrell & Co
——1,000
5.000
The
Corp,
1,000
5,000
4,000
3,500
Hill Brothers—
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—
3,500
Scott,
Co._
&
Hutton &
&
and
Company—_
Co.
•
—-
3,OOo
3,000
2,500
&
Mosley
Incorporated
Sutro
—V.
shs.
Co..
&
185,
of
2,500
&
-V.
installments to ana including
39 pqual semi-annual
•
* * "
used
of the cost of
about 75%
to pay
22lff.
May
2450.
p.
Natural
The
rary
in
Federal
Cooks
&
Co.
of
area
Co.
of
Coles
16.'
the
for
tempo¬
company
Atomics
of
electric
proceeds
2450.
be
to
are
/
Exchange Commission
decision
a
are
Haverhill
used
'
.
-A
for
;
.
.
approving
the
May 23
on
proposed
merger
•
,
large
resultant
provide
financing
subsidiaries.
The
of
will
stock
in
be
to
constituent
operate
in
all in Massachusetts,
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.,
the
of
1%
other
shares
of
found
nority
as
of
of
of
the
Haverhill;
of
the
of
Merrimack
its
a
merger,
further
subsidiaries,
mation
of
this
of
for
future
and
render
of
The
NEES
obtain
stock
of
oldest
..v
of
as
of
share
hold
to
80.6%
19.4%
eliminate
.
the
185,
p.
of
the
NEES
and
Concluded
above.—V, 184, p. 1798.
Before
A
novel
both
VTVM
magnitude
valuable
Westbury,
Inc.,
N.
Y.—
having a phase sensitive rectifier which can
and
well
developed
as
been
measure
perform
signal
has
of a
functions
phase
test
electronic
as
by
this
other
cor¬
instrumentation and automation specialists.
Both a lab¬
oratory and production-line tool, it is already being used to zero
synchros,
potentiometers and other
components of missile control
&
the
Wisconsin,
*
accordance
for
Co.
with
the
AEC's
the
Milwaukee
of
reac¬
plant
and
has
been
Pioneer Service
&
generating
plant
proposed
to
be
built
Boiling Reactor. New elements
to make "significant con¬
expected
are
bringing the generation of electric power from
a
competitive position with conventional plants,
King, NSP President.
Utilities
Ceneral
States
Power
Atomic
185,
Co.,
Tail
Otter
Power
include
Power
Co.,
2451.
p.
America, Inc.—New Control—
Newark,
Inc.,
Co.,
has
J.f
N.
subsidiary
a
of
Engelhard Indus¬
acquired controlling interest in
Norris, Nuclear Corp. President,
Norris
Nuclear
said
management,
the
of
Nuclear Corp. of America,
announced on May 18.
continue under the direction of
will
Corp.
as
President.
not announced.
York-based electronics
company,
and
acquisition
portable
models are now available.
principles,
specifications
and
application of the phase angle voltmeter is contained in the com¬
pany's "Instrumentation Bulletin 357."
basic
Four
rack
and
information
mounted
operating
on
Corp.
Industries
he
will
remain
were
is
is
a
New
a
group
Engelhard
of 30 corporations, including units in Canada,
France,
Italy,
Switzerland,
South
Africa and
England,
Australia,
primarily
engaged
183, p. 2226.
metals.—V.
Ohio
Bell
Operating
taxes
income
precious
Co.—Earnings—
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$19,770,632 $18,471,142 $58,491,086 $54,623,769
12,887,420
12,100,955
37,811,782
35,295,670
expenses
Federal
fabricating
and
1957—Month—1956
revenues
Operating
refining
in
Telephone
Period End. Mar. 31—
7,810,407
2,744,127
2,536,184
8,267,715
Other
operating
taxes—
1,465,286
1,351,019
4,459,725
3,979,964
Net
operating
income
$2,673,799
$2,482,984
2,482,322
$7,951,864
7,966,286
$7,537,728
7,533,607
after
2,681,061
charges™^
185,
2102,
p.
Ventures,
Securities
The
and
Salt
Inc.,
Lake
corporation
filed
13
May
on
City, Utah—Files With
Commission—
Exchange
a
notification with the
of
letter
2,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
cents per share), thrcmgli Mid America Securities, Inc. of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah. The proceeds are to be (used for expenses incident
to the development of oil a'h'cf gas properties.—V.
180, p.* 1539.
SEC'covering
Outboard Marine
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
announced that the company
Securities and Exchange Com¬
of the new 30 cents par
will result from the 3-for*l split voted by
G. Rayniak, President,
has
registration statement with the
Joseph
filed
a
mission
value
covering
24
May
on
which
stock
common
486,058
shares
expected
shareholders May 24 to be effective May 31, Tnese shares are
to be offered to the company's stockholders of record at the
business
shares
14,
June
on
held.
now
A
the
in
1957
of
group
ratio of
new
one
investment
firms
close of
share for each 15
headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co. will underwrite this otxenng.
corporation produces Johnson, Evinrude and Buccaneer outboard
motors
and
Lawn-Boy power lawn mowers for sale throughout the
The
It
world.
also
produces Pioneer
power
chain
saws-in Canada.
company's recent expenditures for expansion;, modernization and
out of plants and facilities involved a capital outlay of
$15,381,000 during
the 18
months ended March -31, 1957. Capita)
The
rounding
cxitenditures
anticipated over' the next several years aggregate
including the construction of various manufacturing,
now
about $45,000,000,
research
testing facilities and-the' purchase ,of substantial quan-.
machinery and equipment. Approximately $32,000,000 of this
and
titles
of
total
(based
present estimates of cost) is expected to be expended
ending Sept. 30,'1958, about 41% thereof for
and
factory space and the balance for machinery,
on
18" months
the
during
additional
land
equipment
and
miscellaneous
items.
expected that the proceeds from the sale of the additional
stock, after estimated expenses of $88,000, will be added to
the company's general funds, and such funds will be used from time
to time for the capital expenditures outlined above, for working capital,
is
common
for
corporate
Other
such
purposes
as
the company may determine.
has been allocated to any particular
augment its funds available for such purposes, the com¬
pany intends not later than Sept. 30, 1957, to issue its 4»A% note due
Jan. 20, 1976, in the amount of $4,000,000, pursuant to an agreement
dated Dec. 29, 1955, as amended.
The-company is also negotiating at
However, no part of such proceeds
To
the
present
of
$10,000,000
the
May*
on
approved
24
of
number
shares
of
stock
a
the
next
year,
of
margin a motion
amendment increases
wide
The
from 4.500,000 to
value per share 'mm om/ic
split.—V. 185, p. 2375.
par
three-for-one
of
by
incorporation.
certificate
the
authorized
reduces
a
time for the
private sole, within
additional long-term indebtedness.
stockholders
The
amending
the
Complete
North
to
30c
and
13,500,000.
provides for
stock
Pacific Finance Corp.
on
as
route
a
well
town,
June
will
1
of
to
Omaha, Neb.,
route are Faigo,
N. D.; Water-
service
inaugurate
orginating at Grand Fcrks, N. D.
Brookings
011
and
ihe north-south
The
Falls,
Sioux
S.
D.;
City,
Sioux
Iowa;
V.
route
and
185, p. 1156.
minority interests in all
120 days of the consum¬
See
the
increases
number
North
of
cities
served
22%
system
Central's
51
to
nine
in
to 3,240
States,—
■
Star
Oil
Mid-Hudson
&
Uranium Corp.—Hearing
Natural
Gas
Corp.
above.—V.
185,
p.
(Calif.)—Registers With SEC—
There
part of the 1,222,164 shares
of
5%
and
Bank
have
been
sinking fund
accrued
&
offered
be
Water
called
Co.—Partial
for
collateral
interest.
redemption
bonds,
trust
Postponed
the sale are to be used to reduoe bank loans and
working capital.—V. 185, p, 2451.
on
due
July
Jan.
1957 $249,000
1958 at 100''
Mellon National
1,
1.
Inc.—Merger Plans Dropped—
has dropped plans to purchase Hufford Machine
Calif., according to Donald M. Smith, President, A
conditional contract was announced in April but Mr. Smith said he and
This
corporation
works of El Segundo,
L.
Bengston,
to conclude
the
President
sale.—V.
of
Hufford,
have
mutually agreed not
184, p, 1480.
2375.
Redemption—
will be made at the
Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—V. 184, p, 1125.
Payment
registered with the SEC 164,604 shares
through a syndicate headed by Blyth
proceeds from
Pacific
Northeastern
29
and Nor¬
2102.
New York Shipbuilding Corp.—Stock
Offered—Public
offering of 191,660 shares of common stock (oar $1) of
this corporation, comprising
to
May
Inc. and Hornblower & Weeks.
increase
Merrill
North
it
stock
on
Pacific Industries,
580-mile
route-miles
outstanding
corporation
common
& Co.,
The
folk, Neb.
99 7%
that
on
Cities to be served
of
This
Central Airlines, Inc.—New Service—
corporation
con¬
Utilities.
follows:
This
.
Minnesota,
S.
Neb—V.
purpose.
poration,
mi¬
consent
stated
in
Re-circulation
Colombia,
and
Industries,
Atlantic
North
Announces New "Phase Angle" Voltmeter—
2Vi
the
Lowell
then
has
by Northern
interconnected sys¬
main
in
Haver¬
Amesbury;
97.6%
of
Essex
County;
Lawrence; and 61.4% of Lowell. As the
public
developing and
operated
the
as
reactor
Winona,
present
It
.
American Car Corp.—Merger Talks
See Evans Products Co.
Commission
and
the
Public
subsidiaries
including Merrimack, within
merger.—V.
of
companies.
Department
the
to
to
outstanding
will
the
program
merging
each
Lawrence;
Lowell.
both
necessary
of
of
stock
for
share
each
of
NEES
and
of
receive
stock
for
share
fair
the
is
stock
shares
each
share
the
will
Merrimack
ratios
it
of
90.7%
result
file
for
Massachusetts
owns
stock
will
each
merger,
outstanding
69.3%
vehicle
economies
companies
of
Merrimack
each
for
two-thirds
presently
operating
merging
shares
shares of
exchange
of
the
of
approval
the
•
.
the
systems.
Merrimack
stockholders
holders
NEES
of
of
proposed
summation
the
ls8
l'/8
Merrimack
the
effect
economical
merger,
holders of the outstanding stock
will continue to retain such stock.
Holders
four
follows:
shares
to
more
the
Electric
Amesbury stock;
hill;
able
called
and
companies
areas,
consumers.
terms
as
be
suitable
more
County
Merrimack,
to
company,
service
the
Essex
of
a
and-
improved
of
•
...
North
of
this
holding company.
The five
companies
Amesbury Electric Light Co.,-Essex'County Electric Co
Co., Lawrence Electric Co., and The Lowell Electric
efficient
Under
of
one
Electric
contiguous and closely related geographical
The
is
portion of ASEA's production capacity is devoted to the
machinery and equipment for the generation, trans¬
2218.
the
of
of-its
will
%'
-
ASEA
the
five
of
Corp.
more
1883,
mission/and distribution of electric power, ASEA power, equipment is
well represented in major electrical generating plants all.over the world.
Also active in the nuclear reactor field, ASEA in presently designing
a
75,000 kilowatt atomic reactor heating plant in Sweden.—V. 185,
p.
announced
Merger of the five companies was proposed by NEES in
pursuance
policy to merge its utility subsidiaries 3o as to have
larger and
'
in
/manufacture, of
subsidiaries
-involved
Light
The
invoLved.
England Electric System—Merger Approved—
Securities apd
issuance
V:.
•'
and largest organiza¬
industry in Europe, and
has, 34.700 employees, with representatives in 50 countries,
ASEA
products and services include the design and manufacture of all types
of electrical equipment and appliances, '/•' '
1
1 -V*
7
:!■
May 25,
New
The
.
International
Inc.
Founded
-
is
for general research and development
according to Dr. Chauncey Starr, General Manager
and Vice-President of North American Avia¬
of power, and
the nuclear field,
tion,
The company on May. 17 filed a
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 4.000 shares of .common stock (par $1Q). to be offered to
employees at tne average market price during the week ended
185, p.
/" v./.''
tions In the electrical manufacturing and power
Co., New Britain, Conn.—Files
Exchange Commission—
underwriting
generation
in
New Britain Machine
With Securities and
1957.-NO
V.
:
of
storage facilities
Counties, 111. The esti¬
and Douglas
,
its
on
communities
'
contractor
this
into
of
Sam
Mr.
the
agreement to provide for
agreement contemplates mutual assistance between the two com¬
panies in the design, construction, and installation of iluclear reactors
Illinois—Expansion—
mated^ cost of^ the proposed facilities is approximately $3,729,000.
working capital.—V.
assistance
the field of nuclear
The
Power Commission
has granted this
to construct and operate natux*al gas
Mills
terhnirn.1
a
in
500,000
placed
atom-powered
of
Allen
Co.,
Baker
Agreement—
North American Aviation, Inc.—New
550,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
Gas Storage
uuthority
the
1,100,000
of
purpose
and
(10
300,000
185,
1
the
owned
Manufacturing
Chicago
of
Northern
Oil
350,000
Inc.
be
charges,
use
Nuclear Corp. of
Ry.—To Issue Equipments—
Western
Sehwabacher
Co.,
Central
Associates, in addi¬
Mississippi Valley Public
Fergus Falls,
Minn.;
Interstate Power Co., Dubuque, Iowa Power & Light Co., Des Moines,
Iowa Southern Utilities Co., Centerville, Iowa; Wisconsin Public Serv¬
ice
Corp., Milwaukee, Wis.;
Madison Gas & Electric Co., Madison,
Wis.;
Northwestern
Public
Service
Co.,
Huron,
S.
D.;
St.
Joseph
Power & Light Co., St, Joseph, Mo.; and Central Electric & Gas Co.,
to
Net
plans to receive bids on June 13 for the purchase from
equipment trust certificates to J?e dated Jutqs 1, 1957
company
$6,450,000
proceeds are to be
freight cars,—V. 185, p.
new
700,000
500,000
the
program.
toward
to
Members
tion
—V.
nfet
750,000
,V
for
be
500
Controlled
a
energy
Service
&
2,500
.
mature' in
1, 1912.
June
Co.—
atomic
according
Horner
2450.
p,
Norfolk
'The
1,000
1,000
Co._;—.———1,000
& Co.——1,000
Smith, Bishop & Co
1,000
Sutro Bros. & Co
—
1,000
Henry F. Swift & Co.-——
1,000
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc. _—■.
1,000
Wyllie and Thornhill
1,000
Rlppel
3,000
Podesta
Cleveland
First
*
extensive cooperation
energy has been reached between Atomics Inter¬
national, a division of this corporation, and Allmanna Svenska Elektriska Aktiebolagct (ASEA) of Vasteras, Sweden, it was announced on
<fc
genera¬
Energy Com¬
with
1,000
Hentz
F.
550.000
McDonnell
—
will
will
prime
of
as
design
Nuclear
2,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co,
Goodbody & Co.—;
Kean, Taylor & Co
Pont
Robinson-Humphrey
the
2,000
1,500,000
du
Co.
&
fuel
Co.
type
is known
—_
Fahnestock
Francis I.
The
of
the
as
1,590
aojd
Co
electric
Atomic
architect-engineers.'
A license to
permit ownership and operation of a reactor will bo
requested of the Atomic Energy Commission in the near future, after
the location of the plant has been agreed upon and engineering
plans
further developed.
tries,
LaGrange & Company
J. Barth & Co
amounts
Co.__
utilities
nearly
Allis-Chalmers
selected
Inc.,
Baker,
<fc
the
plant.
plant
and
demonstration
2,090
1,550,000
Weeks &
to
collaboration
Associates, it was announced oq Mgy 29. The
recently formed by Northern States Power
midwest
serves
Engineering
2,000
1,550,000
Hutzler
in
was
power
Co.
atomic-fueled
made
was
company
Dakota.
waiver
a
5,000
Co.
Co.
3,466,960
-
proposal
Terms
Newhard, Cook & Co
——————$1,000,POO
Higgiuson Coip
i.UoU.uOO
$8,679,429
3,809,09a
to the AEC, Northern States Power Company is
asking for assistance in research and development as offered under the
AEC's third-round reactor demonstration
program.
It is also asking
2,090
Bros.
&
its
2,000
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
Reinholdt & Gardner,!
(Inc.)
™
—_
Bcane.—
Salomon
In
2,000
it
The First Boston
Corp.._$1.550,000
which
South
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
J.
W. Tindall & Company
have severally agreed to
principal
Power
proposed
Power
tem
and
Lincoln,
Inc.—
Lear & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Suplee. Yeatman,
4,925',766
6,000,000 shs.
below
States
2,000
Company
&
the
Warren W. York & Co., Inc.
750 054
named
$8,856,206
(Minn.)- -To Build Atomic
66,000-kllowatt
a
this
by
other
10
atomic
6,500
Corp..
& Company, Inc.
Singer, Deane & Scribner
15,000,000
the following respective
company
7,500
Ross
15 000,000
($10 par value//
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
Co
$2,200,517
1,039,723
2,500
Co
Kidder & Co.,
M.
Reed,
The
6,500
Burnham
Outstanding
15,000,000
A.
7,500
and
building
7,500
Higginson
Kalman
17,370,000
,
&
Chaplin
10,000
&
Moyer
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Westheinier & Company
$10,630,000
la,000,000
1S57-1958
(Inc.)
Co.
15
organization
C. Bradford <te Co.™—
E.
FINANCING
Authorized
severally
shares of
of
build
Atomic
latter
H,
system
storage and transmission of botli
The public utility subsidiaries also sell
appliances.
operating
Co.
Utilities
Goodbody & Co
subsidiaries.
as
have
Shares
&
May
tributions"
and
to
mission
in
1,280,504 shs.
agreement
numbers
10,000
Co.—
&
871,529
ting plant of advanced design
tor
None
12,500
Stearns
$1,910,213
2375.
proposal
The
loan
below
named
A
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
gas.
and
,
Capital stock
underwriters
Allyn & Co., Inc.—— 20,66o
Johnston,
having
integrated
an
due-
ner
the
from Men;itt the respective
the company set forth below:
of
ops.
lnc—
ry.
oper.
p.
Power Plant—
for
None
1,538,462 shs.
under
purchase
Central Republic
expansion
company,
companies
constitute
sinking fund debentures
Merrill
of
agreement this company has the right to borrow up to
31, 1959 under the loan agreement and $7,500,000
1959 under the tanker loan agreement.
stock
185,
Northern States Power Co.
35
Outstanding
7,500,000
borrowed
now
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
purchase,
manufactured
equipment
utility
3V4 %
Kidder,
are
expenses
from
railway
—V.
The
$9,000,000
Woodcock, Hess,
Co., Inc.
J.
3',4%
the
to
Net rev.
Net
divi¬
of
year.
Bache & Co.—.
debentures
1957
sinking fund debentures due 1973 $13,500,000
sinking fund debentures due 1977
18,000.000
of
loan
Cruttenden,
purchase
outstanding during the
12,500
Lee
public
a
and
these
CAPITALIZATION
,
shares
!
$14,713,067 $14,686,721 $57,682,960 $57,587,617
12,802,854
12,486,204
48,826,754 -48,906,188
revenue—
oper,
'
1957-^-4 Mos.—1956 '
1
'
1957.
Shares
C.
A.
during 1956 and net income to $8,064,000, compared with
operating revenues of $72,454,000 and net income of $6,599,000
,
board
pay
during
monies
no
taker
Bear,
on
1955.
3%
the
dividend
a
1,
for
$81,055,000
total
to
initial
an
March 29,
on
loan
common
redeemed
bank loans of SI 1.100,000, and the
proceeds of new bank loans of not more
available
for
the
repayment of bank loans
company's
EARNINGS—Total
in
and
declared and paid
was
common
to July 1,
agreed
at
company
the
production,
and
gas-burning
of
of
106.87%
those
the proceeds
be
utilities
the
natural
the
subsidiaries.
properties
used
the
up
outstanding
with
BUSINESS—Company
three
recommended
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co'.
of
repay
$10,000,00,
certain
has
stock,
common
agreement
^While
1981.
together
program
contracts
Shipbuilding Corp, that the company
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
ranging
100'®
to
PROCEEDS—A part
will
guided missile
several
apparent low bidder
a
agreement——
Common stock (par $1).:
.
prices
1958,
competing bid
a
at
special
redemption
prices
ranging
Jan. 1 to May 31, 1962, to 100%
for
period
after June
or
entered
redeemable
are
redemption
to
Inc.
5%s.
as
debentures
1981;
three
and
was
$9,000,000 until July
general
the
submarine
a
the company
Authorized
"Loan
'Tanker
■
Stuart &
debentures
The
1957.
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 30, 1957
May 28 at
on
will
it
common
1957 totaled $66,577,000 and consolidated
special charge of $1,869,000 incurred on liquida¬
tion of the company's former household
appliance and barrel manu¬
facturing division, was $2,885,000, equal to $2.25 a share on the average
economy.—V. 185, p. 2217.
bidding
sale
line construction equipment.
power
aircraft, carrier,
rn
cruiser,
a
management
its
income, before
number
100.16%.
of
York
on
EARNINGS—Sales
net
May 29 oftered publicly
an issue of
$15,000,000 5V2% sinking fund debentures, due
June 1, 1982. at a price of 101.363%
plus accrued interest
from June
1, 1957, to yield 5.40%.
The group was
the issue at competitive
New
quarterly
National Fuel Gas Co.—Debentures Offered—The
First
Boston Corp. and associates on
awarded
the
Shipbuilding
oper.
%
1957—Month—1956
of the outstanding issue.
telephone and
In March,
cents per share
to
in
York
by Congress.
dends
current
exchanges, planned to
knowledge and insight,
companies
consumer
nation.
New
York
conversion
tankers.
directors of
1,000
over
the
on
of
-
.
Period End. April 30—
York
approximately $110,000,000 for
funds
%
together
'
sister ship of the super-liner United
States which is expected to be constructed for the United States
Lines;
this item is not included in the March 31
backlog figure because the
formal awarding of a contract awaits appropriation of the
necessary
Management
year
report
men
outlook
with
dynamic, ever-growing competitive
bring
top
paneis
chart,
their
of
will
industry's
future
executive
course
President
shares
the books include
on
destroyer's,
for six
principles of scientific management."
to
lectures,
sales
future
and
recipient
International
climate
will
be
"business
executives
economic
this
the
Chairman
Allyn & Co., Inc. The
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—:
,
Railway
Railway
selling the stock in order to
appreciated investment.. After
approximately 80.5%
contracts
National
the
G.
is
Shipbuilding on March 31, 1957, exclusive of
its equipment and highway divisions, was about
$275,000,000. The larger
by
Don
-
1,030,504
Backlog of New
Los
Cash Register Co., will
1957 "Business Statesman of the Year" award
given an¬
NSE to the American executive "whose philosophy and ex¬
ample have been a source of inspiration to all in the profession of
salesmanship and sales management."
/:■%■'
^
v
receive
nually
of its
own
fluid carriers, and
and
Interna¬
Hotel
-
Allyn,
po.rtion
to
or
Scott
Shipbuilding is one of the leading companies
in the shipbuilding industry.
In addition through an equipment divi¬
sion it manufactures and fabricates
heavy machinery and, through a
subsidiary, Highway Trailer Co., produces truck trailers, furniture vans
Co.—Allyn to Receive National
business
National
Congress
Stanley C.
by Merritt-Chapman & Scojt Corp,
May 29 by an underwriting group of in¬
BUSINESS—New
Award—
Distribution
at
a
continue
stock,
1957
owned
on
PROCEEDS—Merritt-Chapman &
i_
recognition
made
was
vestment bankers headed by A, C.
stock was priced at $37 per share.
721.
Executives
tional
of the stock
V
1956
52,500
share
per
185, p.
Sales
100,600
'
:
National Cash Register
.
carryback—I-
carryback
loss
loss
—V.
"■%*--1957*. * •%%
-I--—$13,969,137 $12,560,632
Loss'before
Federal
Subs.)—Earnings for Quarter—
March 31^
Natural
This
SEC
filed a registration statement with th«
subordinate interim notes, due 1963, and
stock. These securities are to be
for public sale in units, each consisting of a $50 note and one
comoany
covering
shares
20,000
offered
Wash.—Registers
Commission—
Co., Longview,
Gas
With Securities and Exchange
on
May
28
$1000,000 of
of its
$1
par
common
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2562)
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 24,000 shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on May 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$29.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents
public offering
the notes, and the
The interest rate on
share.
common
price and underwriting terms for
the units, are to be supplied by
amendment, as are the names of the underwriters. The notes whi
payable at maturity at the option of the company in shares of $3.25
preferred stock, at the rate of one preferred share for each
cumulative
S50 of notes.
v
.
proceeds
the
Of
Part
indebtedness
term
will be
this financing
of
other
and
liabilities
current
26
gas.
struction
in
program
Division,
Eastern
its
and
provide
to
1,
1957, at
retirement of the unsecured bank
President, in a letter to stockholders, on April
company's subsidiary, Great Lakes Steamship Co., Inc.,
to liquidate and has sold its vessels on a basis whicn is be¬
voted
Northwest
"The
all
accept
at
their
the
has entered
company
of
the
non-cash
The
proceeds are
185,
Corp.—Bonds Placed Pri¬
to
used
-
,
......
be
to
Great
expects
to
Co.
•The
pro¬
of
The
would help finance
$56,400,000 construction
a
program
firm
will
ing.—V. 185,
ask
competitive bids for
2102.
p.
underwriting
an
of
other
the
Northwestern
1,
1959
tq
its
stockholders
offer
to
proposes
$100
at
additional
1,822,523
other
Co.
The
stockholders,
prior to Feb. 4, 1958,
the following:
stock—at
cost
and
in
the
2,125,000
i
Life
interest
at
4'/a ,:k
to
the
received
taxes
company's
profit
the
also V.
Railway
the
greater
It
is
part
on
date
a
with
and
sell
to
This
Co.
the
by
owned
would
would
company,
be decreased
to
kind
in
Dec.
the
from
31,
minority
the
be
A.T,
&
July and
August.—V.
185,
or
will
Great
not
The
corporation
The
at
balance
sheet,
was
185,
proceeds
after
of
taxes
Period
1957—Month—1956
Radio
1957—4 Mos.—1956
-
$3,832,251
$15,199,548
proceeds
to
are
letter
a
be
for
used
Net
expenses
oper.
3,394,266
2,952,410
13,075,169
11,843,328
about the
opened
of
With SEC-—
with
notification
incident
expenses
oil
to
$390,421
$879,841
$2,124,379
1,056,981
3,138,426
3,735,839
committee,
The
ber
tive
executive
the
of
board
law
firm
committee
since
May
23
member
new
a
new
Detroit
of
cf
also
announced the
of
directors
Miller
sales
Income
Portion
drilling
Harvester 'Cb.;
of Wyandotte
member
The
since
1946
member
new
Vice-President
of
W.
board
of
is
senior
and
H.
Corp.;
Burrows,
and
Other
board
;■
the
$237,228
$331,512
been
David
been
E.
with
555,663
Mitchelson
and
Harry
since
directors
Production
Charles A. Erdmann
Davis
since
1951
and
elected
was
since
1920
1945
since
elected
was
Assistant
Peninsular Telephone
General
Telephone
Controller.
Railway oper.
J.' Loynd,,
since
He
185,
has
been
with
185,
the
E.
Foote,
185,
185,
is
$
five
7,570,157
52,923,740
assets
quired.
of
This
Petrolane
21,515,228
Owyhee
Bottled
Petrolane
Gas
Y.,-Y-
-
Y. ^VY; V
outstanding ivfarcti 31.
Dec;' 3x7' 1956, ' ad¬
stock
common
outstanding
stock
5%
dividend
May 22,
will
that
below
the
to its
in
24,
V'
616. v
p.
letter
a
of
not
will
registration
U.
when
•
that
stock
of
stock
right
the
share
of
owned
(where
the
price is fixed.
within
the
and
June
five)
other
will
from
have
such
life
a
Washington
warrants
1957
10,
will
and
stockholders
stockholders.
about
of
Portland General
*
This
SEC
corporation
covering
on
385.000
is
'
Total operating
V
Net
May 28 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its $5 par common
stock.
This stock
to be offered in
exchange for shares oi the common stock of
Milprint,
Inc., of Milwaukee, on a share for share basis.
Philip Morris wishes to
acquire all, but in no event less than 90%
of the common stock of
Milprint. It will not declare the
exchange offer effective unless at least
346,500 shares of Milprint are then on
deposit.
If the exchange -is
effected, Milprint will become a
subsidiary of Philip Morris.
In such
event, it is the present intention of
Philip Morris that Milprint's opera¬
tions
that
sion.
will
be
conducted
independently
of. those
of
Philip Morris and
adequate financing for expan¬
the latter will provide Milprint with
The terms of the
proposed
acquisition
tain
of Milprint s officers and
directors
accomplished, Philip Morris will also
If
pay
Lehman
Brothers,
who
acted
transaction.—V. 185, p. 2103.
as
a
were
negotiated
with
cer¬
the
proposed acquisition is
finder's fee of $250,000 to
intermediary
in
negotiating
the
income
Shares of
P.
be
S.
will
will
The
three
be
be
the
on
in
evi¬
shares
to
and
holders
a
It
of
is
pro¬
common
such
to
Canada
for
will
warrants
also
be
V.
holders
that
on
reasonable
of
group
stock
due
June
were
30,
185.
the
and
The
order
Street Fund, Inc.
1956
$12,312,427
SEC,
it
was
permitting
announced
this
Fund
to
on
May
28,
purchase
not
has
to
the
issued
exceed
an
1 500
exemption
shares of
capital stock of International Business
Machines Corp.
Under a
registration statement which became effective
May 21, 1957. IBM made
an
offering of 1,050,223 shares of its capital stock for
subscription by
stockholders at a subscription price of $220
per share.
The stockholders'
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. on June
10
1957
unsubscribed
shares
will
be
Thereafter
offered
company
affiliations with certain
chase
the
cf
IBM
in
the
V.
stock
is
of
the
of
the
prohibited
185, p. 2376.
absence
for
issuance
of
an
by
public
sale.
'
underwriters
the
Because
the
of
inter¬
Fund's
pur¬
Investment Company Act
exemption order by the SEC
Four
new
3,000,000
as
$0.76
.1957,
the
company
stock,
par
value
proceeds
partial
a
185,
p.
to
the
reduction
State
order
on
mercial
sold
$7.50
an
E.
V.
have
cleaning
was
Mr.
A.
The
Halverson
four
men
Jr.
the
4%
to
two-way
$3
TEX
TEX
calls
relayed
Portugal •an'* Japan>
rapidly."
service
and
is
to
The
available
subscribers
service
teletypewriter
ab-oad.
to
to
the
RCA
enables
these
conversations
with
Y.Y:.7;:YYYYY;Y-.-;:Y.
United
minute
a
of
processed more
system.
between
at
flow
between
be
network
States
for
and
are, un¬
minimum
three-minute
a
YY-'
Portugal
"
i
Corp.,
letter
Brooklyn,
N. Y
notification filed
of
Offering
with
the
15, covering
a proposed offering of 50,006
(par 10 cents) at $3.25 per share
stock
Jersey City, N. J.f
'-fY./yy v'.'Y--'
compared
with
$142,-041/'Or %23 "cents
share
per
period.
Federal
compared
Federal
income
with
taxes
the
for
$295,918
income
184.
tax
April
the
in
like
amounted
to
quarter
this
duarter
year
last
$120,331,
year.
compared
2786.
p.
been
equipment,
on
named
floor
this
was
St«to
the
Supreme
books
183,
775.
p.
and
Lefkowitz
Court
officers
Justice
of
this
of
New. York
Edgar
J.
corporation,
obtained
Nathan,
it
was
an
Jr.,
to-
announced
....
Lefkowitz
Utah,
?n
of
the
said
City,
brokers
Mr.
Lefkowitz
company's
had
March,
mica
purpose
Michael
where
V.
T.
sent
1956,
from
the
Vic-Presi^nt.
Henry
H.
of
Kyle
"completely false'!, telegram to New
declaring the Government had ordered
a
corporation.
the
of
both
said
Gasparik
the
183,
books
of
and
Mr.
Kyle
of
N.
the
Y.,
Republic
claim
Republic
2902.
p.
the
and
Flushing,
records
Gas
they
concern
'
.
President,
do
not
know
located.—
are
Y,
Research Products Corp., Madison, Wis.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
May
on
formerly supplied
working capital.
Rimrock
See
17
filed
letter
a
of
notification
With
with
the
the
by
preferred
stock
to
and
proyide.
additional
bank
manufacturer
maintenance
-'.."1
.7'
Tidelands, Inc.—Merger-
Husky
Oil
Rochester
The
loans
SEC
by
below.—V.
telegram,
Mr.
Lefkowitz
charged,
was
"to
bolster and support, the price of Republic stock and to provide a
higher
price" for "stock held by Mr. Kyle and others.''"'".Y.Y: -'Y
aggregating
2219.
elected
Co.
Attorney General Louis, J.
$26,000,000
a
of
com¬
Co.
above.—V.
machines
and
Gas
corporation
covering,
R,
due
net
&
183,
on
Electric
710.
p.
May
29 filed
issue of
proposed
a
1987,
to
be
Corp.—Registers With SEC
offered
registration
a
$15,000,000
for public
statement
first
with
mortgage
the
bonds,
at competitive bidding.
sale
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will
be
used
in
connec¬
tion
of
p.
with the company's construction
program, including the discharge
short-term obligations the proceeds of which were so used.—V.
185,
2452.
Rota
Parking, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
stockholders
underwriting.
development
on
275,000
then
and
The
of
to
13
filed
of
the
proceeds
new
a
May
shares
are
concept
a
letter
common
public
be
to
of
at
of
stock
par
used
notification
to
for
mechanical
with
be
offered
per
($1
the
share),
expenses
first
to
without
incident to
parking.
May 23.
President
and
re-elected
whij
Treasurer.
are
plant in St. Paul, Minn.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
General
directors, the newest being Mr. Bowman.
The. company has been
producing its line of heavy-duty equipment
for 48 years,
haviug been reorganized in 1953, the same year if moved
into its present
in
remain
before
for
Lake
York
$0.69
Manager.
Formerly
Vice-President and Genersl Manager, he was elevated to the
Presidency
to succeed Norman H.
McRae, who died recently.
Gordon L. Bowman was elected
Vice-President, retaining the post of
General Sales Manager.
William E. Westerdahl became Secretary,
C.
TWX
teletype
countries
outstanding
from
The
was announced
Coulter
the
On lis
all
additional
share,
per
company,
of
'
Co., St. Paul, Minn.—New Officers Elected—
vacuum
blowers, it
39
s.
May 23.
Salt
3,000,000
_•
6,
The
applied
officers
by
2,068.338
announced
Premier
speed
will
international
the
common
1956
examine
The
Hammond, Ind.—Stock Sold Privately
on
May 24 that 4,659 shares of com¬
mon stock (par
$100) have been placed privately at $35
per share through Leighly &
Robertson, Inc., Chicago,
111.—V. 143, p. 1891.
Exemption—
also
service
White Motor
The
(N. Y.)— Granted
be¬
21
Republic Gas & Uranium Corp.—Fraud Charged—
SEC
Pine
May
SEC covering 8,200 shares of common stock
(par $5) to be offered to
stockholders, officers and key employees at $12 per share. No under¬
writing is involved. The proceeds are to be used to replace "the capital
Pratt Food Co.,
was
in
$153,878.—V.
series
—It
of
Screen
$231,405
See
2451.
p.
1957
:
May
common
1957.—V.
transferable
2,286,082
outstanding at April 30
underwriters.
$7,215,000,
f "
(TEX)
on
date.
period
Co.—Earnings Iricreased—
—
of
service
announced
RCA Communications, Inc..
7->'77-Y1.circuit," said Mr. Mitchell,
"provides in¬
the two-way TEX calls made b / busi¬
now
private
engage
The
$13,148,849
___
FINANCING—On
will
States,
to
Feb.
on
Earnings
record
rights
of
mailed
held
weeks.—See
Electric
Farnings per share
300,000
circuit
They
mon'stock
stock
common
of
Commission,
issued
revenues
common
exchange
was
the three months ended April
30,
1957" the company reports
net sales of
$5,807,247 compared with $5,308,399 for the
corresponding period of 1956.
Net
earnings
for-the qu&rter were'
$111,075, equal to 18,6, cents per share en-the
596,606 shares of Cb)n-
with
-
Four Months Ended April 30—
Philip Morris, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
of
record
■;
the continental United States
of
YY-xiYY-YY
.'iv.'V".
.For
right to subscribe
number
divisible by
evenly
the
subscription
record
of
Portugal
...
the stock¬
to
statement
Commissioner
Y .'...--YY.
consolidated
January
regarding this proposed issue has been filed
with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. Subject to the registra¬
tion statement becoming effective and to the
approval of the Oregon
posed
■
Service—
Reliable Stores Corp.—Sales
Up—Earnings .Lower—y
;
approximately 227,000
have
additional
one
common
is
stockholders
stockholders
basis
of
warrant
a
May
on
2103:
p.
Reo Motors, Inc.—Assets Sold—
supplemental
the. market
tions
on
May 1, 1957,
in Ontario, Ore.
were
ac¬
operate under the name of
185,
in
Co.—Proposed Financing—
President,
Service
company
Dec,
by the subscription agent of the company, subject to receipt of instruc¬
Inc.—Acquisition—
Owyhe^ q&s Service, Inc.—V.
outstanding
re¬
subscribed
185, p. 2376.
Provision
Coke
the
on
shares
the
by
located
new
shares
subscribing for
one
full share with the number -of
rights which exceed a multiple of
five or less than five and, under certain
conditions, the additional right
to subscribe,
subject to allotment, for such additional number of shares
as
the warrant holder may elect.
The price at which such shares will
be offered has not yet been
fixed, but will be at an attractive discount
56,233,815
17,391,532
plus
denced
A
5,260,148
on
346,634
:rY-TY.Y" Y
shares-of
&
that
shares
each
$
*
expected
for
1957—4-Mos—1956
'
Gas
2375.
p.
16,631,589
announced
$1.57
p.'2219.
such
14,149,473
Chairman,
with
99%
was
$1,624,505
$2.06
stock
through J. P. Emanuel & Co., Inc.,
has been withdrawn.—V.
185, p. 981.
303.305
$2,147,197
stock
stock
common
SEC
$1,927,810
300,092
merger with Clinchfield Coal Corporation.
shares of $3.50 cumulative preferred stock outstand¬
1,040,392
for
2375.
p.
$
Service,
$2,447,289
,
to
has
States and Portugal. Our circuits to Holland
Portuguese TEX traffic was previously routed,
heavier volumes of customer teletypewriter callSi
Withdrawn—The
44.893
.
extra, protection
suspensions,
handling
carry
for TEX
shares of
dividend...
common
The company plans to offer
shares of its common stock.
85,342,484 331,654,152 323,118,881
68,710,895 278,730,412 266,885.066
Gas
to
YY.7
The warrants
P.
74,565
stock
1957' compared
'
on
'
,
'■-•>"
and
the Philippines
Raytone
1,489,176
give effect to
Parke-
2375.
p.
pfd.
Charles H. Gueffroy,
holders, said in part:
It
70,032,910
Petrolane
of
which
to
associates
were
has
He
84,182,383
oper. income
to
Portland
1946.
1953.—V.
1957—Mohth—4956'
ry.oper..
per
1957.—V.
expenses
from
im¬
end
United
over
customers
call.—V.
stkhldrs.
compared with 1,033,198 shares
justed to include shares issued as a
Co.—Exchange Offer Registered
above:—V.
preferred
on
applicable
share on
on' 342,961
'•(Based
board
revenue__
oper.
railway
—V.
minority
1,351,294
'
before
'March'-'sl,
P.
Net
to
taxes..
:
accrued
'1956.
Thomas C. Anderson,
Engineering since 1953.
since
$
rev.
applic.
*1955
$93,931,067 $81,269,380
3.873,148
3,461,879
:
taxes:
state income
19&7
and
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Net
inc.
and
gives
spring
radio-teletypewriter
for
United
changed.
1957
-
is
and
Treasurer
Controller
Corp.
Period End. April 30—
Railway
^
modern
Y
-
President
the
new
or
Rates
Subs.)—Earnings Increase—
operating revenues
provision for income
Federal
income
date,
See
and
ing-
1951.
Vice-President-Treasurer.
and
in
able
businessmen
(&
-
States
Communications'
* Y".
Co.
♦Adjusted
*
which
common
point-to-point
France,
now
40,000
441.427
3f,
member
Secretary since 1947.
Parke-Davis
start
Y'-%Y;'''::Yy
west
Registers With
'Y
America—New
.
direct
of
capacity
Hawaii,
$804,365
121,552
of
(Based
execu¬
D.
McGregor
was
elected
Vice-President,
Secretary and
Attorney. He joined Parke-Davis in 1945 as General Attorney
nas
2,285,070
129,207
and
through RCA terminals in the U.
$3,089,435
2,445,998
$211,301
for
(Earnings
Harry
Chaittnait oLithe-Board" df
President
of
the
1,845 shares of unsubscribed stock had
.y'7-7 :..;y':yY- yY.-- ;
of
United
new
"The
,
$3,377,510
"""
ry. oper.
income
Net
mem¬
partner in
Stone.
board-'fnember
Ford,
Parke-Davis
the
He
Paddock
1947 and
since
E.
John
Director
and
are
.
oper. income
(Dividends
Kenneth
General
570,038
subsidiaries
of
Vice-President—'Administration;
Chemicals
and
by Cleveland Thurbsr,
1939.
Harold
are
PicrsonJ?; board rtVjember
L,
director
since
Canfield,
will
\
in
.
1957—4 Mos—1956
$907,266
617,288
before
Provision
election of a new executive
directors, and four officers.
of
headed
is
elected
was
board
its
committee
members
1949, who
Detroit
1957—Month—1956
$828,589
expenses
185, p. 2219.
Net
be
Y.
Parke-Davis & Co.—Elects New Executive Committee
on
units
1960.
plant,
See also V. 185, p. 2376.
Y
Y-vy';:-y-'-YY-
Mitchell,
"The
creased
nessmen
3 Months Ended March 31—
the
199G.
Lubricant
"A"
..
the
H.
$2,566,888
743,878
-
company
class
Corp.
Opening
tween
T.
revenue..
oper.
railway
—V.
Net
The
in
the
Gas Co.
&
p.
knuckles
V
$14,410,216
Net rev. from
the new securities will
Commission in the latter
of common stock
(par 10 cents* to
through Bush Securities Co., New York, N.
operations.
of
Y:YYV
$3,784,687
End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
185,
Chassis
nounced that the
1891.
p.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
;
shares
$1 per share,
at
through exercise of rights. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and John¬
son, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., managing
underwriters, an¬
$12,000,000
2219.
p.
Electric
June.—V.
steering
shares
in 1957 as its total
liquidation only the differ¬
their
filed
13
May
on
299,000
covering
completed
unit
Radiation, Inc.—Rights Offering 99% Subscribed—The
corporation's offering
to
its
stockholders
of
186,032
and
'
of Pacific Tele¬
T. will absorb
Pancal Oil Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files
SEC
company's original plans
estimated $47,000,009.
cently been introduced nationally by this corporation.—V. 185,
report
Lakes
revenue..
oper.
Pittston
offered
The
an
May 29 registered with the Securities and Exchange
on
Golden
new
ball-joint
approximately $4,176,000."
Net
—V.
for
Exchange
Service
shares in
A
2218.
p.
be
300.000-kilowatt
company
! In the
that bids for the debentures will be
part of
to
cost
150,000-kilowatt
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.—New Lubricant4-
by the amount
shareholders.
consolidated
1956
company
the
Net rev., from ry, ops.
railway oper. inc.
;
directors.
89.6%
1956,
31,
statements
and
additional
a
proposed public offering of 250,000 shares of new $100
value preferred stock. The company has designated Merrill
Lynch',
Pierce, Fenner Sc Beane to head an underwriting syndicate to market
stock offering.
Securities
20th
of
fixed
Dec.
of
as
registration
the
be
to
Telegraph
&
the
of
expected
filed
be
held
Telephone
to
par
3,000,()00
of
estimated
185,
oper.
Railway
shares
common
being filed with California regulatory authorities.
f ,
.The proposed common stock will be offered for subscription by stock¬
in the ratio of one new share for every six common or pre¬
vbting securities
of
$109,773,000.
plant
Commission
are
shares
first
been sold.
holders
American
cost
to
Securities and Exchange Commission-
600,000
Insurance
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings Up—
of 23-year
debentures
at competitive sale.
The company's applications for approval of its $272,252,300 financing
ferred
two
the
on
Public
annually-
distribution
distributed
Therefore,
$7,824,000,
See
$$0,000,000
phone's
total
Ky.,
generating
a
by
New
Albany, will be put into operation this year. R. A. Gallagher,.
President, said the added units, transmission lines, and substation
facilities would cost an estimated $62,733,000.—V.
185, p. 1048. Y
to
z__
$200,000
Mutual
(with
cash
assets
deduction of
between
ence
Ojf the offer¬
($182,252,300)
share
per
bring
Louisville,
300,000 kilowatt New Albany,
the company on May 27.
the
project,
on
the
Ohio
River
announced
were
&
mentioned
assets
nonrecurring
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Plans Financing
company
plant
mediately and is expected
to
minority
approximately
Transit
maturing
1961—!
31,
Period End. April 30—
This
Lakes
Expansion—
doubling the capacity of its
would
for
Work
Therefore,
outstanding stock)
notes
Dec.
The
and
$7,824,000.
regulatory bodies.
The
This
called
..I $14,600,000
cluded
the new shares is in July with the
subscription price scheduled to be set by the directors at that time.
The company has filed application with the Federal Power Commission
lor approval of the issue and is proceeding with applications to state
.
the
Great
for
power
opposite
approximately $2,600,000, .the net esti¬
mated amount to be received
by the company will be $12,000,000.
"Since the company's original cost of the investment in Great Lakes
stock was $5,100,000, taxes will be paid on a
profit of about $9,500,000.
However, the applicable portion of Great Lakes' net worth, in¬
offering date lor
proposed
to
of
above
"After
held.
proceeds
(25%
1959
increased
.,
m
The
The
—
$8,875,000
payable March
"The
plans of offer Stockholders rights to buy 378,800 addi¬
common stock on
the basis of one new share for each
company
shares
shares
which
with
Total
v
.
Pacific Power & Light Co.—To Offer Stock—
10
receive
Marine
mortgage
31,
Obligation
of
tional
Lakes
5%
Dee.
.
cost of expansion
part of
pay
proceeds
agreement
____
Wilson
series, due 1977, it was announced
1890.
p.
Sold
.,
through White, Weld & Co., $35,000,000 of first mortgage
gram..—v.
an
option, do not elect to take.
company
Cash
vately—The corporation has arranged to place privately,
pipeline bonds, 5%
onJVlay 27.
I
into
Plans
Ind.,
,
loans.
Pipeline
'
be very favorable to its stockholders.
'
>.
Y\Y'
liquidation of Great Lakes is to be completed by Feb. 4, 1958
and Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. will receive as its share
of the
proceeds of liquidation an estimated total of $14,600,000.
"
15,000 shares Wilson
Pacific
Bonds
—
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Plans
Hillman,
"the
"The
price of $e per share.
a
N.
said:
has
In addition, the
company is negotiating with institutional investors for their purchase
in September, 1958, of $2,500,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1978.
The proceeds, iroir, the sale of such bonds will provide funds for the
of June
as
Colorado
Corp. and associates at 100% and accrued in¬
terest, have all been sold. For details, see V. 185, p. 2452.
lieved to
necessary
working capital. The current construction program is estimated to cost
$3,570,000.
The company's current financing program also includes the
sale of 51,000 shares of common stock to its common stockholders of
record
Co. of
Boston
completed.—V. 185, p. 2219.
was
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Unit Liquidates—
Henry
The balance together with the proceeds from $2,500,000
of bank loans will be employed .to finance the company's current con¬
natural
It
Service
$30,000,000 of 4%% - first mortgage^ bonds due May 1,
1987, offered publicly on May 21 through The First
and
company's treasury for funds previously expended for improvement of
facilities, maintenance of service and preparation for the introduction
of
share.
per
.
used to repay shortto reimburse the
Public
Monday, June 3, 1957
Period
End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper.
expenses
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
from
railway
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$374,153
$1,598,666
$1,527,797
272,139
259,157
1,038,807
1,070,684
ry. oper.
$95,290
$114,996
$509,859
$457,113
income
8,259
13,824
103,235
75,424
t
.
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$967,429
.*'
oper.
18o, p. 2219.
(Continued
on
page 51)
•
Volume
185
Number
5643
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Name of Company
Commonwealth
Dividend announcements
In
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
a
the
table
in which
the
Then
show the
we
dividends
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Acme
Extra
i
Products,
7%
:V;.-
-
Inc;,
4*4 %
30c
.
Steel Corp.—;
6-11
7-
Crown
-
Stock
*>
this
25c
7-
9
1%
7-
9
7.
1
6-19
-
*
4Va%
preferred
$3.30
(quar;>
preferred
Above
(quar.)
;
1.06*4
>
87 %c
:•
.
.
5%
-
Uxbrldge
dell
Worsted
Corp.
Amerada
"
6-19
V 7- 1
*
(sec-Amerace
American
Barge Line-—*
American
Bosch
5%
•«
Yv. "•t'-;
(auar.)__^____I_
Corp.
Rubber
Hard
Arras
War-
and
'
:
50c
7-31
Corp.i
49c
•'
(quar.r_-_*
6-14
25c
-
Corp., com.
7-15
;/.
7-15
preferred
A
(quar.)'——
$1.25
7-
B
tquar. •—
$1.25
7-
1
American
Can Co.,
<>%•
preferred,
25c
Hair
Insurance (Texas)
Felt,
SO
••
7 %.
t
American
■■
5'ISIV
•(
Metal
Products;
convertible
Denver
Di
7
6-
3
••>6-
Rock
Screw
American
Seal-Kap—
5%
net
-■
,
Co.
; 6%
Anchor
r
-
Tobacco
Co., '
pfd.
6%
Casualty Co. .'(Minn;),
Wire
Arkansas
Cable
<fc
lower
tc.
4.72%
Metal
Arundel
Associated. Motion
Athey
Baclimann
(See
Amerace
Baldwin
Piano
Edo
Class
6-7
6-
6
Electro
6
$1.50
1
6-
7-
1
6-10
25c
(quar.t .:
6-15
V
".
6-10
-
6-15
$ 15c
6-10
4
5-31
5
7-15
15c
$1.08
•
1
7-
1
■
12 tic
6-29
6-11
;
50c
7-
6-29
6-14
6-29
50c
1
6-14
*
6-28
'
6-10 "
6-25
preferred B- (quar.)——$1.12 ti
4(V; preferred C" (qiiar.)_——.—'—*„-;7-$1
Bankline Oil, 5Va*/o preferred (quar.)——
3438c
7- 1
7-1
6-15,
6- 5
..
Oil
(s-a)
(quar.)
.
V""
Water' (s-a)
V 7-
7-15
1
7-
,
6-
Battery
Burgess
Burlington Steel Ltd.
Burndy Corp.
6-14
6-
6-
6-10
9-
6
6-21
Railroad,
7-15
'7-1
$Sl.l2'i
7-
1
$$1.50
7-
1
1
————J
7-
1
6-28
6-10
30c
•6-14
*
6-11
7-
$15c
(quar.)———
15c
6-14
6-
•
—
,
$$1
$$1.12%
2
6-
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
'
New
Fairmont
Railway
Family Finance,
Carnation
33ic,'o
net
Co.,
1st
Carriers
Cos.
(quar.)
Bake
National
;
_
&
Wheel
Central
Foundry Co.
Central
Hudson
1
$37 tic
Auto
Co.
preferred
(George
A.) Co.
Investors,
General Mills, 5% preferred
General Paint Corp.—
Electric
Co.
first convertible
$1
convertible
to
be
2nd
redeemed
on
plus
General
Telephone
$4.50
Parts
(quar.)
Chateau-Gai
Wines,
Chemical
Corn
...
,
Ltd.
(N. Y.)
Stock
6-
5%
B
Climax
Manufacturing
Builders
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
&
'♦
6*;c
Engineering,
convertible
Commercial
6-
4
6-12
6-
4
Hamilton
Hall
(W.
Hanna
7-
1
6-28
6-14
6-14
(quar.)
Wire
6-30
6-
7
7-1
0*17
7-1
6-17
30c
-
.
; -
7-
1
6-10
Paper
A. I
6-
7-
6-20
2
6-10
6-14
Hawaiian
6-28
63c
7-
I
6-15
5%
25c
6-29
6-14
4*4%
25c
7-
1
6-12
6-28
1
6-22
1
6-25
6-
4
6-29
6-
Martin
n
6-29
1
5
9-
Merck
6-28
6-
6-14
Co.
6-
6-27
6-
Metal
5
7-15
-
6-
Forming
Class
Co.
&
(quar.
3
3
Miller Manufacturing Co.,
6-15
6-
6-30
6-20
6-15
0-
7-
6-15
Minnesota Fund,
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
1
Class
1
7-
1
7-
1
Milton
(quar.)
Brick, Ltd.
common
7-
1
66-
7-
6-10
$50e
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
1
6-25
6-19
35c
6-25
6-10
6-25
0-
3
6-27
6-27
6-17
6-10
5-29
.
6-10
System,
6-15
6-
6-27
7-
2
6-10
25c
7-
1
6-
1
6-
4
7-
1,
6-
5
6-19
6-
35c
6-20
6-7
7-
1
6-10
5-31
50c
6-12
50c
7-
1
6-14
7-
37'ic
•
1
6-25
6-14
25c
7-15
7-
5
21 tie
7-15
7-
(quar.i
—
25c
7-15
7-
5
25c
;
7-15
7-
5
27 tic
7-15
7-
5
6-10
6-15
5-31
2
6-14
7-1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
7-
1
6-14
6-30
6-15
6-26
6-
7-
6-17
1
7
7-
6-17
7-
6-14
7-
6-10
6-10
7-
6-10
5-29
6-28
6-18
6-28
6-13
6-28
6-11
4*/a%
Old
Co., Inc.
(Md.)—
investment income
Oliver
4 Va
Corp.,
%
Oliver
20 old
6%
Ox
Oxford
5-31
7-15
7-
6-15
5-31
6-27
5-31
7-15
6-
6
6-
6
6-28
7-
1
6-18
5
7-
6-10
10-
8-30
8-30
10-
8-00
7-
5-31
6-28
8-14
7-15
56'*c
$ A
$L0»
40c
$1
51 *„
50c
$50c
™
6-29
7-15
£-29
6-28
6-14
1
6-10
7-15
6-24
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-10
6-2G
6-10
7-
8-
1
7-15
7-
6-25
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
5
6-11
6-
6-10
5-31
7-10
6-29
7
6-12
6-
7-
2
6-11
7-
1
6-14
6-28
40c
15o
15c
25c
6-14
7-
8
0-24
6-21
6-
7
6-21
6-
7
7-
1
6-10
$2
7-15
6-28
7-15
8-21
7-15
6-21
7-15
6-21
_
—>
(quar.)
—
420c
•;
Co.
20c
(quar.)
15c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
l°c
Corp.
received one
new
7-
2
6-14
6-14
6-
6
2
6-
7
7-31
7-
2
6-15
6-
3
7-
(stock¬
share for each
held!
(quar.)'..—
Brush
-—
Paper Co.
.
8
Service—
Ltd.common-(reducedi_
Fibre
5
6-14
l&c
?5c
common
preferred
Extra
6-
",5
—
(s-a).
Insurance
preferred
Tyrone
holders
5
7- A
$1.05
$1.06*4
$1.12
(quar.)_
Public
Formerly Oliver Iron & Steel Corp.
r
5-16
6-
16c
30c
30c
50c
•
preferred (quar.)__:
Republic
5-16
1
,.'ic
60c
—-—
Specialty, Ltd
Office
5-31
5-31
7-
°Oc
6c
(quar.)
common
preferred, (quar.)
4*/4%
Oneida,
(quar.K.——
E
6-10
6-28
10c
2jUs
—
*
5
1
.
I>
preferred
6-12
7-
Gas Co.
Penn
'4.22%
6-14
50c
3-31
6-28
10-
(quar.)
B
Indiana
5-31
50c
preferred
5-31
6-28
5
20c
Central Ry.
6-14
25C
,
6-10
6-284
Securities
Northern
4
2%
Inc.,
Northern
4
7-
$1.25
preferred
North
6-15
6-29
1.001/4
5%
Class
6-17
$5c
*
6-14
5
T$1ol5
—
Corp
Aviation (quar.)
North American Cement, class A (quar.i—._
6
50c
_
1
6-28
6-12
r
American
North
5-29
30c
L
7-
6-
425c
Nicholson File
Norris-Thennador
6-10
10c
$1.25
L_
6-14
6-27
V}-™
(quar.)
(Detroit) (quar.)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Lead Co., common
—
6% preferred B (quar.)
—New Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
—
New Haven Water (quar.T
New Orleans Public Service, common (quar.)
4.34%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
New Yorker Magazine (quar.)
Newark Telephone
(Ohio 1, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__.__
—Newmont Mining Corp. (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd. (quar.)
6
15c
,(quar.)'
1
50c
(quar.)—
National Casualty
1
6-13
common
National Cash Register
6-14
6-15
(stock dividend)
6-14
7-
J5c
Inc
Quarterly from net
6-7
5-31
17 tic
(quar.)—
5-31
7-15
6-10
(s-a)
(quar.)
Brass
Nation-Wlde
6-26
6-20
6-15
(quar.)_,
6-14
6-15
8c
7VaC
——
(quar.)__
—
preferred (quar.)
Myers (P. E.) & Bro. (quar.)
6-11
(quar.)——
6-14
1
56*/4C
-
—
A
(j%
6-17
1
(quar.i
6-14
1
6-
50c
50c
25c
(quar.)
$7 class A (quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Works,
6-11
25c
Ltd.
1
7-
20c
6-
1
(quar.)
7-
7-
15c
17*/ac
25c
—
6-24
Insurance—
Engineering
6-14
50c
—
(quar.)_
B
4*/a%
preferred (quar.) _______
Miles Laboratories
(monthly)
7-
iquar.)
1
6-12
—-—
6-10
(quar.)__
7
7
7-
45c,
(quar.)
Mueller
(s-a)
7
6-
6-
7-
(quar.)__,^_,_—.
Co.
Michaels Stern
6
Canada—
of
Corp.
(quar.)
1.
(qunr.)__,
Metro, Inc., common (quar.) ——
7%
preferred (quar.) —
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)_—
.7-1
6-25
12 %c
Ltd.
6-
6-28
6-29
6-12
5
$$1
Ltd.-^-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___
Linotype
Mergenthaler
11-29
25c
(quar.)—
preferred F
preferred
5
Company (quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
C
(quar.)_
Cement
Company,
25c
12*/ac
- 40c
25c
(quar.)_—
Inc.
Aircraft
$4
Meredith Publishing
7
12-20
25c
Co.
&
—,—
7
common
Co.,
pfd.
*—_—87Vac
convertible second preferred (quar.j___
$1
6
25c
Co.,
6-19
-
70c
6-17
9-20
W.),
Portland
Medusa
6-17
■
5xri%
".
5-31
6-29
T'
(quar.)
McDonnell
$3.50
6-17
v-
$$1.25
17%c
25c
______17%c
(quar.)—
$1.06**
(
40c
6-21
(N.
Electric
Co.
(J.
Mays
7
7-
—
53l«c
40c
-
;
Marshall
'■
>
20c
preferreti
.
6-
(quar.)
preferred B
Bancorporation—
preferred (quar.)
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Field & Co., 4*/*%
$1
*
6-11
15c
Li
$1.25
$ 1.06V*
S1.083*
31.10
$2,50
$25c
,
20c
—;';42°c
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)—
5%
7
7-
Paper
Maritime Electric
6-11
7-
30c
6-
6-
6-
25c
..
Fully participating stock (quar.)_
Co.; Ltd., .5% pfd,.(quar.)
Market Basket, common
(quar.)
'
6-11
1
1.12 ti
6-15
1
6-21
6-25
.
s
——
7-25
Harsco
(quar.)
&
Power
B
Marine
4
7,
25c
Shoe, Inc.
(quar.)
Harris-Seybold Co.
(quar.).
Corp. (quar.)
:
3
? 15c
6-28
60c
t
-
,
Class
■
per
Hanover
7-
preferred E (quar.)_—
preferred G (quar.)—
Marsh
6-15
3%
Printing
Bank
7-
1834C
1
6-21
(quar.3*,aC
pfd,
6-28
(quar.)
(M.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$23
(quar.)
Aircraft
F.)
Hanover
90c
(quar.i——_
1
6-
6-28
Corp., class A" (quar.12fac
Theatres, Ltd,—L_——»;•.
4$1
6-15
common
Haloid Co.
15c
common
preferred
Solvents Corp.
4
50c
Transit
Gulf Cities Gas, class A
6-11
6-20
60c
(quar.)
Bottling (Cinn.),- class A
Bottling Co. of New York
6-
-
Wisconsin—
of
Varnish
(B.)
6-25
5c
(quar.)
Supply
Molybdenum Co
Coleman
6
6-
6-20
(quar.)
v 450c
Extra •
•.—
—-—425c
M'acMillan .& Bloedel Ltd., class A (quar.|__ v $12*20
6-14
1
6-14
25c
(quar.)—
Inc.
class A
preferred
13c
50c
Clayton Mark & Co.
Cleveland
6-
6-12
(Marcus)
80c
—
semi-annual
Rapids
6-20
1
•
..
6-10
dividend
Increased
Grand
6-10
—
Quarterly
Clarostat
6-14
7-
$25c
Class
7-
t
(extra >______
6-15
Extra
Green Giant,
$2
15c
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Bros.,
t50c
(s-a>—
Exchange Bank
6-29
$1.25
Genung's
15c
(reduced)
Products
1
5%
Ltd._
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__
7%' class A' (quar.)
—
7% class B (quar.)__
Morning Star Nicol, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Greenfield Tap <fc Die
(from investment inc. )
20c
r-
-
6*11
*
(quar.)
Co.
Greyhound Corp., common
4>4% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Products
6-10
5-31
;
6-10
6
6-10
1
6-25
—
(Minn.)
6-15
6-
1
7-
15c
(quar.)
at
7-
1
7-
7-
6-28
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
17
6-15
7-
7-15
$1
30c
dividend)
this
June
Life
10c
5-29
-
12 tic
preferred (quar.)—_
preferred (entire issue
Grumman
iquar.)
7
6-
Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Life
Mutual
Insurance
6
4
6-28
%
_—;
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
Employees
6-
6-
7-15
(quar.)62*-jC
.
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
(quar.)
Greening
preferred
"
6-17
30c
American Transportation
Candy Corp
Employees
6-10
4
6-15
50c
-25c
(quar.)—
50c
General
Government
1
6-
25c
;
Angeles Investment Co. (quar.i——_L_
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
Lynchburg Foundry Co., cotr.mou________-._
4V*% preferred (quar.)__L______—L'L
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar./—_______
't
Field
—
Government
1
6-18
6-15
—:—
25C
8-15
7-
6-28
75c
(quar.)i___
6-17
30c
(quar.)
6-10
8Cw
1
2%
(s-a)_:
Co.
6-10
Certain-Teed
6-17
7-
2%.
;■
(quar.)—.
1
Century Shares Trust
6-28
7-1
$1
Marshall
6-10
7-
Fink
^5
4.40%
4
40c
common...
7-31
7c
Electric
dividend
4.35%
;
Inc.—
1
A
6-14
10c
3
$1.18 3 4
Steel
75c
7-
Class
6-17
6-17
'
6-
$1
(quar.)
7-
(quar. ')
6-14
3
25c
com.
Corp;
Lindsay Chemical, 7%
.*
6-17
1
6-28
50c
(quar.)
$1.0834
i
6-»14
_—__________—'
7 tic
$1.12*2
common
6-28
6-28
7-
6-15
i1":"
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
"
ItaC
56'/*c
(s-a)
common
(quar.)__
4.75'vb
1
1
Long-Island Lighting. Co;, 5% pfd. B (quar.y
4 V4 %
preferred D (-quar.').-____________
37 tic
_l_i
4.50r'o
Century
77-
5-31
25c
(quar.)
6-14
—
15c
(accum.$1.75
6-12
-
—
Goodyear Tire <te Rubber
Quarterly
:.
L
7
5-22
-
62*/2C
2
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
Structural
Lipe-Rollway
«
——.
7-
1
5-22
Loew's
$7.50
8-15
7-
6-
1
6-10
37'ic
9-
1
7-
1
Quarterly
6-14
37'aC
i
$15c
9334C
6-17
1
Los
(quar.)
4.35preferred
preferred
preferred
■
-
i___
$20c
J 5c
Electric—
<fc
&
Co.,
Goderich Elevator
Ironu
(quar.)———
Gas
Drive
Bros.
&
Machine
7-
1
6-
5-31
40c
See
Inc.
(quar.)
(P. W.) & Sons
6-14
7%
Corp. (Del.), common
preferred (quar.)___-—
6%
;;■/>
Gisholt
1
6-15
6-12
7-
6-
6c
6-17
11c
6-14
1
2
(*-26
3c
income)
6-10
15c
(quar.i—
Co.
6-14
7-
6-15
7-
*$1
(quar.)
/
10c,
Screw
1
1
2
7-
75c
common
"
30c
—,_r—
Set
1
3
investment
(James R.)
MacLarcn
i__—
dividend
Fundamental
SI
7
7-
6- 4
7-
43%c
50c
$1.75
—
*
7
6-
6-28
425c
v
_____
City
Liberty
..,jr
^
25c
-
—
1
income)
1
35C
dividend
Cap
7-
$1.06''4
f"
—
(quar.)
7-
C2*2c
(quar.?—
Refractories
6-15
6-14
(quar.)
Co., Inc., ^common
'preferred (quar.).
Lehn
*
'
Securities, Inc.
7-28
6-14
6-10
7-
6-14
'
n^L
Lamson
6-14
(quar.)
General
6-
6-14
2
6-21
Ltd.
62 *t>c
Mortgage Associationr—
General
6-
5
6-29
$400
10c
(quar,)
General
.
7
2
3
2
(quar.)__
$12Vac
Glass. Co.,
Kulilman
6-' 7
Shops—-.
7-
25c
(quar.)_
Corp.-(quarterly
1
1
62 tic
(quar.)—
6-
2
7-2
6-10
:p0o
Tool,
preferred
4%
6-27
7-
—
quar.)
Publications
Corp.
Goldblatt
(quar.)
common
preferred
General
&
A
6-14
37'ic
—
Kansas
6-27
7-
I—
(q lar.)
7-15
7-
&
net
5-31
-
$1.75
—
common
Glitsch
_
Oil
;
5-31
6-25
! 7-15
—
62c
I.
Canadian
4%
Kearney
4\,c
Motors
preference
General
7
7-
25c
6-11
50c
Koppers
25 c
tquar.)
7-15
2
5-20
60c
Extra
'
7
30c
26 V*c
—
^
•
7,
$17 tic;
quar.)
7-
•'
6-20
5-31
1
'
5-29
7-15
i
6-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Printing (quar.)
City Southern Ry.,
Kansas
6-
$50c '
1_
(quar.)
Corp.—
common
(Initial
Genuine
Ale.,| common
'
6-
56'/4c
Manufacturing
Stock
:
_
*
4
$1
Ginger
Kable
.
6-15
6-17
4Vac
6-15
(quar.)
Silver, - 7% ?pfd. (quar.)
Co. of -America—
••
from
Jeannette
'
7-1*
*
,
10c
(quar.)
Mfg.—
7-29
$$1.25
convertible
Dry
6-
(quar.)
Gabriel
6-14
V
preferred (quar.)—__
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
Canada
6-17
I%c
Quarterly from net investment income
6-14^
7-
50c
_
*
6-14
..
30c
(quar.)-
5-20
(quar.i
(quar.)_
Fuller
6-21
10c
_
(quar.)——————_
Co.
5-31
$1.00
(quar.)_
common
6%
6-10
$50c;
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—-—————
California Interstate Telephone Co.— -
Soup
5-31
62 V2c
Co.
preferred
Jacobsen
6-10
30c
1
preferred
Evcrsharp, Inc.,
Fownes
California Electric Power Co.—
Campbell
6-29
6-15
Capwell
share
5.25c'o
6-10
4 Vic
(quar.)l
5-31
(quar.)___
com.
Inc.
Investors Loan Corp.,
1
'•
common
(increased
Emporium
Frick
6-10
6-21
$35c Y
.
——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
6-29
(quar.»„
6-12
$3
(quar.)
(Quur.
6-10
'
20c
12Vzc
:
Mortgage Corp.
Cement
Investinent
;
6-10
$1.14
.
Co.
Internattonnl
6-10
6-29
.—-——J—Li-'.'
Flour City Ornamental Iron
8-15
3
Erie
A
6-
15c
" "
(quar.)___
common
preferred, (quar.)
Class
6-10
(quar.)
(Harvey)
&
6-25
7-
6-10
6-29'
6-29
56' 4C
preferred"
fi Co.
6-14
$50c
'AWc
6-29
6-12
•
6-13
6-11
15c
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
(Marshall) &
4
6-29
(quar.)
5(V preferred
4ci: preferred
1
$1.07
•
Field
6-14
——
(quar.)
6-12 \ {■
$1 ■■■'
$1.05 "
tqliar.)
Electric
Stock
6
6-29
(quar.)—„————
Co.
Bucyrus-Erie
Emerson
Stock
(i-10
1
7-
40c
.
preferred (quar.)
—
—__
6(/c' preferred (quar.) ^.2——-^——
Bullard Company___^_:
6-
2
15c
6-15
6-29
56'*c
—
AVi'/o
^quar.)
1
77-
,
6-12
15c
4%
preferred (quar.)
International Packers, Ltd.
*
6-28
'•
92*2C
_
Flbreboard Paper Products,
4% preferred (quar.)
15c
British- Columbia Telephone Co., com. (quar. )
Bush Terminal Co.
-2nd
Four
Ltd.———
Power,
>
'•
Ir-
7 Vac
—
(quar,)__
Abrasives—
6-11
5c
Columbia
B
5%'-cumulative
Ferro
Ltd.—
Inc.
British
3
$1.25
(quar.)——i'J—— "
6-28
,
Inc.
Allison
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
Ingorsoll Machine
3
Consolidatpd
Ferry
15c
-
——
preferred (quar.
(quar.)———
6-
17c
2
62 tic
Brinks,
6-11
r
6-14
$72'ic
4 Vz c;'o
Huron
r
,
6-14
--25c
1
1
;
(quar.)
Industries,
2.25%
6%
(quar.)
6-11
$1
&
Hubbell
5-31
;
5c
.*
6-28
3%
_
Brook
6-15
(quar.)
(.7- 1
•
60c
,
Bridge & Thnk Co. 'of Canada,
"■'■■•,,7-2
6-10
$1.25
10c
_
Bound
J
50c
class A
10c
62 tic
—
—
Aviation
;
$$1.75,
Corp.
Class B (quar.) j—:.
1
Bastian-Blessing' Co. (quar.)-,.*--—
Bendix
'
6-7
tquar. t
Federated
.
.
(qucr.)
class A (quar.)
A
Federal
6-14
6-14
4ti'%
Drugs;,
Houdaillc
6-12
-
1
^
iquar.)——
,
Federal
6- 3
—————y'Y
Electric, common (quar.>Y'"\"
preference
12-16
*
6-25',
6-25
!•;
6-28
(quar.)^
Farrel-Birmlngham
V
*
6-14
Controls,
1-1-58
.
6-10
7-
7-
(quar.)
preference
Hook
50c
+75c
(quar.)____—-
Refractories
412%
6-14
7%
Hooven
.
7-1
Barber
...
Ex-Cell-O
(5-10
45c
Barry
Iron
5%. preferred B
Corp.—
..
(quar.)
common
5%> preferred
*
*
25c
„
6-14
■:
———___
iquar.)_
Elliott Company,
Eric
6-14
Y
1
8-
"
6-10
1
7-
25C
Industries (quar.)
Ltd.—•
5%
Ideal
;
common
7%? preferred
6-14
$1.18
t
Canada,
;
at
Stock Fund, Inc.
(from
income)
(quar.)—
Products
Common
5%
6-28
;
7-
(quar.)
of
B
""Preferred
.
7-
43:%c
Ltd.—
25c
Barber-Ellis
Co.,
Steel
Electrical
35cV
"
6-17
6-14
^
Western RR.
Ltd.,
Corp.,' class
6-21
$1.50
—:——_1-
Corp.)
'*
—_
(quar.)
J
Malleable
6-7
"
Baltimore Gas &
Grande
Growth
Common
Worsted
Rapid Transit,
,$25c
..
Co.
Edgowater
1
25c
Uxbridge
$2.50
—-■
International Inc.
Eastern
„"7V 7-
,
——
Honolulu
.7- 1
*
6-21
60c
■
t
(quar.t__^
Picture
9
«■
6-28
40c
25c
25c
6-
5
5-29
6
20c
(quar.)
6-15
7-I' 1
;
Furnace
Gas
7-
10c
:
Holland
6-
433/4c
Hercules Powder Co.
'
Holder*
'
Dunhill
3
& Santa Fe Ry.—
Topeka
preferred
Products*
5 %
-ii-
Corp. (quar.)_
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) *
7%
Honolulu
50c
50c
.
Payable of Rec.
cl. A at this time
7%
7
20c;
-
(quar.)
When
11
Publications—
on
6-
$2.50
Ltd.
Sugar Co.
Consolidated
Werner
Helme
'
$7
(quar.):
(quar.)
—i
(quar.)
7%' preferred
6-14
6-
Rio
Power
6-28
$1
(quar.),
Co.
Investment
6-21
$1.25
50c
(s-a)
Share
7-15
"
3c
Dominion Glass,
Duke
6-28
,
5-21
—
7%
preferred (quar.) i_
Draper Corp. ; (Quar.)^__—
.
;
'quar.)
Construction.
Atchison.
•Y
6-10
85c
*
(quar;T
com.
6-28
20c'
/
Corp. /(quarJl--—
Arvin Industries
■,
27 tic
preferred '<quar.)
Cofisfdblc Corp. (quar.)__-___j-___:
Arnold
6-14
'
Light—
4.32.%preferred
Art
VY
■
SI.75 preferred (quar. )__y_yy
Anglo-Newfoundland Development;
Ansonia
6-28
Y__J_L_Y„__,--Y
rquar.)
CO., common (quar.)
preferred(quar.) —~Y~——
.
6-15
37* 2C
(quar;iiy
common
Siiuff
American
6-15
preferred (quar.) ________
Building Co. (N. J.), com.
"___Y
Ship
*7% .preferred
American
6-21
Wool
2nd
conv.
1
6-28
7-
&
Diversified
1
6-30
6-28
-
1
"Mortgage & Rdalty (quar.)—
Giorgio Fruit,"$3 preferred (s-ai_—•
Distillata
6-15
1
7-10
...
6-
$3
•
Detroit
6-
6-14
50c
_
preferred (quar.)_____.
<quar.).__;—V-—~~:
American
American
American
(quar.I
common
(quar.»
6-17
Dempster Mill Mfg. -(quar.)———
5-31
7-
$1.50
-Y-
Maize-Products.
preferred
6-17
1
:
Delaware Vallfey Flhancial
6-13
1
$1.75
preferred Yquar.i
American
Canada,
preferred (quar.)
4.56To. preferred (quar.)
5% .preferred (quar.)—
*
'
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1
7-
$40c
3.70> -preferred (quar.)_J__—
Ac/o ^preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar;)
5
6-14
1 ;
15c
______
5-31
7-
6
_
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
6-15
25c
■
4.28%,
6-14
6-15
$1.50
(quar.i
General
American
•Y
45c
%
6-14
V
Mfg.
6-15
25c-r
Express Co,. ($10 'parr (quar;) zcj:\
American Felt Co.,"Common - (quar.)_v_
American
7-
433*c
7% pfd. (quar.i—
District *Tetegraph.r___"_-___i'__*Y_
American
American
'
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6-
1
5%" preferred
'
22c
-
Dejay,Stores, Inc.
£
Delaware <fe Hudson Co. (quar,)—
Delaware Power & Light Co.—
-v
-
,
'Petroleum
American
Co.
time)' '•
Abbey
preferred
Deeker
Company is' result of merger beAmerican Hard Rubber Co., Bach-
mann
i
6-19
tween
.
♦
'
—
Hein
r——_
David <fe Frere; Ltd:, class A
Dayton Malleable Iron, com.
6-19
-
'
•
Hearst
6-
—
Inc.—
'
'
''
*
action taken on common payment
(No
•
Cypress
dividend-
6-24
-
(quar.)—
Zellerbach
,
,
.
1
6-25
Curtis-Companies,
6-10
V 6-10
1
Company
Per
f
American
Payment omitted
:
(quar.)
Crane
5-28
.
,
Products
6-17."
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Stockholders-approves a four-for-one split
*
of the .common shares
<
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Amerace Corp., common ; (initial)
.
Rock
6-11
7-1
.
1.06*4
(quar.)__xi.;—
Consolidated
(quar.)
7-1
$1.75
corunon:
preferred
Algoma
_Y_
Rendering
1
6-12
1
8-
(quar.)
7-10
6-21
6-
Haytian
8c
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-
5c
25c-
Paper,
Craddock-Terry Shoe, common
5 % preferred (s-a)
5r,o preferred (s-a)—
Craig Systems- (quar.
6-12"
$1
(quar.>___
-
preferred d.Quar.)
Alden's
of Rec. Y
6-21
$2.50
■
Corp.
(quar.
common.
Payable
*
6-24
(quar¬
(quar.)„
common
Consolidated Naval Stores
Consolidated
Holdera
5c
L_
.
5%'
preferred xs-a):
Addressograph-Multlfrraph
Alco
Share
tquar.)
common
When
,
1
$1.16
(Dei.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Company
Electric.,
preferred
I'
Name of Company
8-
65% c
Consolidated Foods Corp.,
5'A%
Holdera
Payable of Ree.
50c
—
Co.
from investment income)———
Connecticut Water Co. (quar.)
payments previ¬
Per
(quar.)——
common
terly
follow with
we
Share
i
Edison,
4.64',p preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Investment
an¬
payment date.
Name of
When
Ttr
DIVIDENDS
tables.
(2563)
(quar.)
—'
(quar.)
—
——
5-31
6-15
5-31
40c
6-10
8-
3
15c
6-10
6-
3
50c
7-15
7-
1
2r»c
.
——
6-15
37%c
.
—
>
12
When
Per
Fabst
V
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Dividend
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this
at
Express
6-21
6-
20c
7-1
t
$1.75
6-28
7-15
6-28
P- 1
1' ?
:
iquar.»
preferred
4.60'.'
7-
1
■>
7-
1
6-10
83 %c
preferred
1
6-10
30c
7-
1
6-14
U.
S.
U.
S.
Publishing (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Petrolane Gas Service,
Petroleum
SI
&
income
class
and
ordinary
10c
of
action
taken
on
3.90';
4%
6-13
6-
(No
action
this
5-24
5-23
5-20
5'A'
Wall
7-15
$1
6-21
8-
1
7-15
8-
75c
_
97 %c
Suspender
Inc.
Polaroid
5''
1
7-15
1st
Porter
(H.
K.i,
(H.
K.)
lower Corp.
14'a%
Inc.,
Co.
1st preferred
non-cum.
(stock
Inc.
Freway, Inc
preferred
Co.
of
6-15
6-
3
Western
6-20
6-
4
Western Tablet
Westmoreland,
Wheeling
17'/2c
6-28
6-10
$%
6-14
10%
5-31
4.65%
preferred
$5
&
Cos.
.7-
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
___ZZ
6-22
6-22
6-11
6-15
6-
$1.75
dends
5
6-
Heading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
50c
7-11
Republic Aviation Corp.
(quar.)
Broken Hill Development
(quar.)_____
6-24
3-29
50c
7-
1
(quar.)
7-
Stock
6-12
$1
__
7-
20c
.
exchange on June 3)_
Ruberoid Company
iquar.)_
1
6-20
6-29
6-15
$0,848
6-17
6-
6-21
6-14
6-20
6-10
6-14
American
Meter
7-15
6-25
American
National
"
25c
70c
St.
Safety
(New
Orleans)
Shops
class
A
(quar.
preferred
Lace
deferred
6-14
6-
4oc
6-20
6-10
50c
7-
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
—
Common
6-13
6-
50c
quarterly
I
time)
(quar.i
7-
1
6-12
9-
1
8-14
6
Seeman
A
Bros., Inc.
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
Class
A
1
(Final
of
2
rate
Snnca
1
of
Simplicity
$1.12 V-i
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shillings 9
exchange
June
Smith
Smith
Smith
1
$2
lA.
A
O.f Corp.
Jersey Gas
Southern
6%
this
week, these
Nevada
Southern
XJnipn Gas,
__
;
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rquar.)Z_i
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preferred B (quar.)_
Timken Roller Bearing (stock
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Treesweet Products, % 1.25
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dividend)"
(quar,)__
Bag-Camp Paper (quar.)
^Total JVifg. (quar.)
3
6-
5
6-29
6-14
Seating Co.
30c
6-
New
7-2
6-15
5-31
8-
1
7-15
6-12
5-31
6-11
6-
2%
6-28
5-31
6-30
6-14
2'%
12'Ac
6-15
$1,12 'A
—
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Anaconda
1
9-13
12-31
6-27
6-
6-14
$3
6-26
5-20
10c
0- 3
5-15
•tlOc
6-
3
6-
3
3
-
'
V
Steel
Co.>
5
5-31
6-14
$1.16
7-
1
/30c
6-
3
5-17
6-14
1
50c
(quar.)
5V2 %
^—
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7 "
6-15
•
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5-31
6-
75c
6-10
7-
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(quar.)—:—
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6-29
$1.02
.
-
20c
—
6-
6-
6--2B
I 6-25
-
6-
6-16
America,
"30c
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$1.25
.1
80c
6-21
Glass B
6-20
15c
B- 1
7-22
-
15c
».
—-—
(quar.)
30c
75c
11- 1
.
10-22
'
7- 1
6
3- 1
•
6
Co.
American Cyanamid
■Stock dividend
_
Co.
:
(N. J.)
_
—
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
Electric
6
5
77-
6-14
1
1
7-
1
#18c
7-
1
7
6-10
*
6-10
25c
6-15
5-13
3%
(quar.)—
common
6-15
5-13
6-15
5-13
$1.25
$1.25
6-15
5-13
37',1c
6-15
5-13
2'/2%
_
,
—.
5-31
6-10
6-
$1.50
j._
Co.
7-18
45c
(interim)
6-15
5-15
7-
6- 3
$1
1
1
7-
65C
—
2
6-
7-15
32 Vic
I
5-31
6-17
$1.50
I
(guar.)——
I
(quar.)—_I
7
6-13
6-12
50c
;
7-
i2.yac
—
Col, com.\Aquar.)
*.
—
_____—1__—1_„
(guar.)
6-14
6-
6-28
Co.'pf Connecticut—
•»
5-
1
5-21
7- 2
6-15
6-15
7-2
*
#15c
7-
2
#i0c
.
1
6-17
;:'B-15
..
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5-
1
6-12/
50c
50c
#l5c
.
7-
-
6-15
2
.
6-15
ll-il
'
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—1.
■
B-30
1-1-29
6- 1
tgecond
Ayshlre
-vStock
quarter, payment
eollieries
dividend
(quar.)
VI
6-15
6-
Tpc
6-10
5-27
B
25c
6-14
6-
Bahamas Helicopters.
6-15
5-27
6-10
5-27
10c
7-1
6-15
5-10
5-17
25c
60c
.
,
#4c
6- 3
f20c
6-15
412 Vic
6-15
'
6-21
40c
20c
"
from income) —
—
5
75c
6-28
6-
3
100%
7-12
6-
3
B/G Foods, Inc., common
•75c
S
convertible
F Company
Aineiiean
class
A
—
(quar.)
common
Ltd.—r
*
Ea,l:cr Industries
(quar.).
5-31
6-
3
6-24
25c
6-21
5-31
5%
6-21
5-31
.
20c
:
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)__l
deposit receipts for
5-24
4c
6-20
5
5-17
-
6-10
.
_'_'___'__-__'l-l__—1
___-
$3
____
5-27
6-20
15c
__.—
Voting ^Machine (quar.)
62Vic
(s-a)
(quar.)
(,quar.)
;
$1.62y2C
Iroh Pipe Co., 6% pfd.
Chicle
r
l2c
6-1
6-15
p4c
$1.62'/ac
2nd .preferred .(initial)
American
,
—1.
preferred (quaf.)_—
1st-.preferred .(quar.)—^
Cable
9
5-
#15c
Atlaa-Gorp., common (quar.)
preferred (puar.V—I—____.—_—
Atlas. Powder «Co. (quar.)__——1_
Atl'as Sewing Centers, Inc. (quar )
—
Aiinpur Gold Mines. Ltd. (*quSr.)__
^utb Electric Service; Ltd., common (quar.)
Glass A (quar..)I__-—______H__.il
.'____
Automatic Fire Alarm (quar.)__l_^___--——
Automatic
1st
&
5-
6-15
25c
___
,
»
6- 7
7-1
55c.
__
Rubber—'
1st nrefefred (initial).—
Chain
6-
7
6-
—
n
6-14
16'Ac
_—
£rt Metals Co., cl^tss A-—
American
6-14
6-20
25c
Atlantic Reliping Cpl, common'(quar.) _____
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd,, .class A '(quar.)__
r - Extra •___•_
■__■
—:
1—:'
-
5-24
7-1
A%>
—
V6%;" preferred (quar.)—_'_2__12_2__
6'/2%
7-1.
'
6-14
,
(quar.) -lll'-l——
Agricultural Chemical Jquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
.6-15
-v
5-31
6-15
'
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Atlantic.Coast Line <RR.
6-14
7- I
f
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1
'
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7-1
35c"-
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5-31
J
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7-
93.%c
"class A (quar.)——
Transport,
Quarterly
Atlantic Corp.
1
5-17
7-
$1.18
—
Atlantic Coast Line
^8-12
6-10
:
.__
(guar.)
Atlantic City
5- 3
7-1
t
35c
(quar.)_
copimon
5-31
#25c
Ltd
6% cony, preferred (a.ccum.)—
Associates"Investment (quar.)
"
Co, of
B
Associated
"
6-0
.
:___
:
Co.
(quar.)
$4 participating
5-16
1-10
20c :•
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Hardware
Amer. deposit receipts
5-24
(quar.)
R.)
(J.
Associated' Spring (quar.)__
Associated -Telephone & Telegraph
5-24
12&c
6-21
6-3
1
6-
6-15
1 }
22%c
(quar.)
com.
,
50C
u
1
6-12
7-
#$1.31 V§,
5-14
5-22
.
5-29
5-13
6-14
1
f"
6-33
.
5
6-27
6-10
6-14
-6-25
6-15
«
1
6-28 %
7-20
.
5-20
6-14
30c
preferred (qugr.)__
I
—
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)—
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Associated" "Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
3
6-1
7-12
75c
3
7-25
7VaC
___—
$5
5-17 T
7-1
10c
28c
6-17
6-
#25c
6-28
Ashland Oil & Refining,
Stock dividend
1
6-15
_
6-28
#20c
£-13
Class
Class
6-
•6-
53V8C
•
—
7-
1
6-17
30c
Ashdown
6-15
1
5-20
________
Class B (quar.) __;
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)___
25c
—
7
6-
5-25
6-28
25C
(quar.)____
common
25C
5-22
1
I
6-22
5c
30c
;___.
(quar.)
Oil,
$1.50
' 25c
6-14
6-
6-27
75c
^
13 %c
(quar.)—.
$1
'
25c
pfd.
common
'
6-29
9c
,
3
0-29
.6-14
25c
6-14
1
6-
50c
#$2
Equipment Co. ,(gup,r.)
(quar.)—I
Mfg.,
7-
$1.25
.
—
6-26
6-28
;
5-24
35c
j
7-5
(quar.)
•Armstrong Qork Co., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)__—
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
5-31
1
—
(quar.)
6-20
Arhic^ Steel C°rp.
'
7-
common;,(quar.)__—
5-29
25c
Company
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)—_____—
Arkansas western Gas (quar.)
5-18
I
6-24
37 Vic
,6'/2%
;
7
6-
6 '
6,24
$4
Steel
7
50c
.
$1.05
t67Vic
6'/2'%
5
6-
6-14
(qugr.)_,,—
(quar.)
Portland
American
6-
D-
$4
6
0-14
6-20
$2.25
Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)__;
Arkansas-Louisiana Qas Co.
(quar.)_
5-18 *
,
5
6-
6-28
12 Vic
—
(quar. 1
Arkansas
6-15
5
6-
6-20
,
31c
Arkpnsas-B^isspuri Power, common (quar.)
4.65,% preferred (qua'r.)_i_
* $1.16V4
Arkansas Power & .Light, 4.32% pfd. (quar.) '
$1.08
:
American .Biltrite
;
6-14
35c
0-
$1.12%
preferred A. (quar.)
Ainerlcan
"•
5-31
1
25c
IV2C
.
4-30
1
7
6-10
7-
30c
Anthes-Imperifil Co., Ltd.—
^$5.25 preferred (1955 aeries) (quar.)
Apex Smelting Co. (qUar.)
Arcii's"Realty, $3 preferred (s-a)
Argo Oil (t}uar.)_„i__
.
4-30
6 15
6-
7-10
$2.25
12 V2C
.
1
6-10
7-
7-
37'/2c '
62'/2 c
1——
American Gojortype Co.
ZZZZZ
40C
-
6-11
6-11
22 '/2c
(quar.)—
'Angostuxa-TVupperman (quar.)
Anheuser-BusCh, Iiic. (quar.)_
6-17
#27%c
5-24
5-3i
1
43 %C
(quar.)—
Andlan National Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)—
3-21
50C
-
6-14
7-
37 '/2c
((initial quar.)
of N. Y.
£'/4% preferred (quar.)
12-13
1
60c
Anchor Steel & Conveyor Co:__
15c
—■—
$25 par
6-10
1
50c
(quar.)—________
(quar.)__
Anchpr Post Products
3-31-58
6-14
6-28
7-
31'/4c
Products
Ariderson-Priciiard
.
•
7% .preferred
Ampco Metal, Inc.
"
preferred
100%
'
5-10
5
(Indianapolis)—
Writing Paper (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.5,0 preferred (s a)
6-10
9-30
2%
15C
Co.__
American
RR.—
American Rad.k Nqte, common
6-.10
31 %c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
American Vitrified
;
_
.
——
preferred
6-15
$1.06'A
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American Telephony & Telegraph (quar.)____
American Thread Co., Inc., 5% pfd. (s-a)„
American Title & Insurance (Miami) (quar.)
-
27y2c
-*
& Baldwin, Ltd.-,
Steel, Ltd-—
American
.
£-14
60c
$1.50
(N.
Insurance
American Surety Co.
25c
—
-
6%
-
(quar.)
Stamping
5-20
(quar.)—
£-14.
-
reduced
States
1
10c
(s-a)-—————-——-
preferred
7
30c
;
6-
6-15
6-10
——-———
American Aggregates Corp.—
'
Stock
dividend on common.
'6-7
6-
Sanitary—
American
1
8-
6-15
•
20c
pfdZ~(quar.)ZZZ~~~
Tucson Electric Light ds Power
6-
7- 2
—
£$.75 preferred / "(quar.)_;——
Amajgamated Sugar (guar.)_
'
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Standard
Si
6-10
6-24
5-20
Aluminum GoPds jifg. (quar.)—
6-IP
20c
'
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Thrifty Drug-Stores, 4%
fr.(«>«
:
.6-1^ •
150c
_
Z
P-'lf
7c
130c
'
6%
7-
50c
Great Southern
Aluminum
$1.25
25c
9-10
12-10
10c
5-31
•
—
preferredr(quar.
Wood
Alpha
60c
~Z~
9-20
12-20
American Sugar Refining—
New. common $25 par (initial quar.)_
0-10
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)' _1
Altee Companies
6-14
25c
"
Union
6-14
"•
ZZZZZZZ
(G.)., Ltd., common (quar)
-4%> preferred
(quar.)___-_Z
Taylor Instrument Co, (quar)
Extra
I
ZZZZ
J£id.e P°wer Co.,
Thr ft Investment
1
7-1
-
A^uminium/Titd. (fluar.)^___—„—
h
75c
Tamblyn
-Stock dividend
Tecumseh Products,
Inc.,
4.p^% conv. preferred
Altec Companies (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food l^grkets,
11-
40c,
7c
"""""
■
Radiator
American
#$1.25
#30c
Allied Paper Qorp/'(initial on $8 par shares)
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)-,
•
(quar 1
$1.25
$1.25
25c
5
2%
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
10c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
."""
Strawbridge <S? Clothier, $5 pfd. ("quar)
"
4Va%
.
1
30c
-
' ""
6-20
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred (quar.)
American Steel Foundries
tl2'/2c
I
25c
(quar )
com.
$1.25
$1.25
,6-10
—
Allied Chemical & Dye (quar.)-21
Allied Laboratories (quar.)__
'Extra
'
1
15c
-
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
5
6-
dividend
Algoma
4J- '1
75c
5-31
6-14
Re-Insurance
Ltd.—
Alexander
*■
$1,25
Participating
__
6-
7-1
—:
dividend
Indus!rfes
'
non-cumulative
American
5c
(quar.)—
Allied Artists Pictures,
~
(quar.)__Z_ZZZ_ZZZZZZZZZZ~
Machine
Process
Allen
$1.26 'A
_ZZZZ~Z
Z
Standard-Tocb Chemical
Stanley (The) Works
7- 1
(quar.)
7-19
•
_______
Sundstrand
Co.
6-20
;
(quar.)
Southland
5-31
6-14
Safety Razor (quar.)_
3
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
dividend
—:
'5%
:
1
6-
6-14
Lines
non-cumulative
Common
3
6-
#28'/uC
(quar.)^.
162'Ac
28c
25c
(quar.)
American
,
Products,
dividend
Alan
$1,18%
Fruit & Steamship,
partic. pref. (quar.)
6-
31'/4c
;
Electric &
$1.06'A
5-20
$1
preferred
American
5-31
6-28
6-28
$1
1
Allegheny-Ludlum
-
President
American
6-15
common
Refineries,
Allen
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-26
;
25c
5%
Holdert
45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-28
24c
6-14
5-20
(ouar.)—
non-cumulative
the
1
(quar.)—
5%
Payable of Rec.
$1
Co., 4.20% pfd.
.4.60% preferred (quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
,
■
$1.12'/2
(quar.i
in
When
#42 Vic
1$1.50
pfd.
A
American
7-
6-26
50c
B
$4 preferred A
6-28
20c
50c
(quar.)_
class A
American Potash k Chemical, class A
Ltd.—
6-11
(quar.)
Royalty Co
Southwest Gag Corp
7-15
being given
(quar.)____>—————
t50c
preferred
S3
5-29
IOC
common
37'Ac
(quar.)
com.
4.80%
6t
4%%
Standard
5-24
6-10
Class
2%
Alabama Power
-
7-1
30c
-
Ltd.,
70c
>
(quar.)_____
Speer Carbon Co.
Sprague Electric
6-10
Share
,
(quar.)_-___l____ZZ_ZZZ
preferred
Wire
.4.50%
6-14
preferred
preferred
6-10
(quar.)
Ordinary (s-a)
6-14
preferred
5.05%
6-15
"6% partic. pfd. (s-a)
$1.25
4V2%
■
.
5
$1.25
(quar.)
Power,
6-
.6- 3
•4W%
5%;
Piano,
American
preferred
class A
Alabama
participating preferred (quar.)
Sbuthern
Photocopy Equipment Co.
American
—_——.—
-
(quar.)
Power
6-19
t:-
30c
(quar.
Canada
American
4
50c
Aetna Stand Engineering (quar.)——
Air Reduction Co., common
(increased)—
$1.21
Engineering Works (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_____„
South
8
25c
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
Quarterly
;
6-14
„
preferred:
1
6-15
5)
shares)
Pattern
class
7-
6-19
(N- J. shs.)
at the cur¬
pence
on
12'Ac-
-u
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.—
■5% prior preferred iquar.)
5%
76-
5-24
6-14
3%
stock
A
7-
6-14
6-20
1
dividend)
7-31
'
1
class
(stock
B
30c
...
Paper Co.,
Precision
5 'A %
7-
in
class
;
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)'
Common
15c
(quar.i
American
Payable
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Door
and
A
(quar.)
50c
Inc
(quar.)___
Co., 6% non-cum. preferred A——_
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.),'———
AgheW-Surpass Shoe Stores,-Ltd.— • •
" :
,
(quar.)
Shell Transport & Trading, Ltd.
rent
Petroflna—
20c
Aeolian
:
payment
__
preferred
News
Optical Co.
$1.06'/4
(16c from net ordinary income k 35c from
.net realized long-term capital gains) —
Adams (J..D.) Manufacturing Co.——
—
•
Scruggs-Vandervoovt-Barney, Inc.—
S4.50
American
American
American
'■
Co.
7
6-19
6-29
25c
class
Adams Express Co.—
6-25
25c
(common
6-10
1
Stock
6-10
7-25
91'Ac
___
5-31
6-28
7-
Stock
6- 5
g"26
(quar.)
A;'8-2iZi:
6-14
(Galveston)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Acushnet
6-10
25c
(quar.)______
this
at
6-14
35c
_
Corp. (quar.i
Mfg. Co., common
Scranton
Acme
6-14
35c
(quar.)
0-3
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
9-10
v
&
preferred
$1.20
Acme
7
$2
Schwitzer
S3.65
6-29
Co.
12-10
Stock
#20c
•
#$1.12%
(quar.)„_
1 quar.i
>
9-27
Stock
(quar.)
Industries
ScovJU
5%
6-10
6-
6-12
12-30
9-10
"
6-17
6-28
3c
$1.10 convertible- preferred
"40c
60c
3c
$1.25
( quar.)«
Common
7
A
Louis Public Service,
Ssco-Lowell
5%
at
payment
5-24
5-24
Quarterly
Abrasfve & Metal Products Co.,
rate
,
8
Quarterly
Quarterly
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
7-10
6-
6-10
3c
6-29
60c
-
~ ,"Z"
current
common
Ltd.
Hotel
Ltd.—
.
Company
Power
Adam
on
time)
Charles
7
Co:—1
taken
Industries,
Co.,
preferred
6-10
-
4'A % preferred
7-
- ■
of
this
Metal
4'/2%
6-
30c
30c
_
7
dividend
Common
6-18
#20c
deposit receipts ordinary
Corp. (quar.)
Roos Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Royal- Dutch
Petroleum
Co.
(20
guilders)
the
6-20
6-
.
American
guilders at
1
#20c
Z__
Ronson
at
American
1
5-27
6-10
50c
—
.11
(quar.)__
(qvar.)
Foundry Co.
6-14
Laboratories,
Abidbi
6-21
_
(P. 'L.i
Mfg., Ltd.___
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Rolls-Royce—
•. -.
■.
St.
7
7-
7-1
(quar.)
4% convertible
6-20
1
7-
35c
Paper (quar.)
l!
3
C>-14
6-
announced
Abbott
(quar.)
Robertson
Russell
Metals
ACF Industries,' Inc.
(quar.)
ACF-Wrigley Stores
(quar.)
6-10
5-31
$1
obligation
C.)
&
(quar.)
1
7-
$1.31 %
'
6-20
50c
34c
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
(F;
Machine
Per
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
action
6-14
American
we
Name of
6-
6-25
45c
V
111.—
class A
Co.,
6-29
3
(No
&
preceding table.
5
6-
Russell
Machine
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
6-15
3V2
American
of
Co.
5%
6-11
50c
;
5
1
Chemicals
Below
6-12
of
Locker
6
6-15
50 c
6-
1
Manufacturing
Steel
6-29
5
2
Insurance,
Youngstown
6-15
$1.16'A
___________
1
$1.06
(quar. )
7-
50c
(Final
7
6-
Investment
5'%%
Class
$1.75
Inc.
from
5
55c
Wyckoff Steel
$1
6-15
ordinary
net
6-
35c
Stores, common—;
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_——_——
Wyandotte
5
income and 35c
neit realized long-term capital gains)
from
40c
$4.25
6-14
(quar.)
7-
World
1
7-
6-14
7-
6-20
6-28
,5-20
American International Corp.—
6-29
)____
r—
I'l
6-20
Texas)
10-
'6-12
8-
Corp. of Del.
2
6-14
20c
(quar.)
(Galveston
Co.
(s-a)
American Insulator
37:/2c
Williams-McWilllam .Industries,
#75c
Indemnity
1
9-
7-1
30c
11—
Hospital Supply
6-
9-10
35c
(monthly)—
II—1——-II
Products Corp.
85c
common
Publishing
60c
1
30c
Wolverine
,
6-10
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
American Laundry Machinery Co.
•
6-20
1
30c
30c
35c
—
Derrick
—
11c
—
6-20
7-
30c
5-24
(quar.)^_____—.
prior preferred
6%
5-24
6-10
inc.)
J
common..
7-15
1
6-10
6-10
6-
(quar.)_—
7-15
7-
30c
Corp., class A
6-20
Wieboldt
5
6-
(quar.)__.
&
Home
American
(quar.)
Stationery,
Cement
5-10
6-20
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Steel,
6-10
6-14
6c
—
preferred (quar.)_
Whitehall
_
Dividend
5
6-14
5-10
5-29
15c
—
American
5-31
6-30
* 4
1
6-10
6-12
36c
Corp.
American
6-
15c
.
River Raisin
6-
6-20
6-15
11-30
j
25c
Extra
5
6e:a!
9-16
12-14
II——1_
Hoist
American
6-17
7-
20c
#75c
;
voting (quar.
non-voting
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)
!'■
original preferred (quar.)
Purolator Products (quar.)_
Hitter,
1
5
25c
invest,
6-14
10c
Common
Common
6-
7
(quar.)—i
Quarterly
68 %c
(quar.).
6-29
com.
Co.
6-15
6-14
Electric (quar.)—
Insurance Co
(Houston)
Products
&
25c
6-28
75c
'
Bros.
6-11
Oklahoma—
4.24%
Eichman
6-26
5-31
Power—
American Greetings
Corp.)—
#50c
II
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Rhodesian
6-17
7-15
6-18
—
Quarterly
(10c
Amerace
Massachusetts
6-10
preferred
Publication Corp.,
6-23
(quar.)__
Snowdrift
6-10
L_________
Service
6-14
Corp.—
Electric
6-10
__
Bros., Ltd. (quar.i___
Prophet Company tquar.i_;
6-28
7-
6-
6-28
50c
50c
25c
25c
25c
General
Class B
-
&
6-24
(quar.i...
(quar.t___.__
Price
4%
(see
Foreign
Gas
American
A___
(quar.
Penn
6-24
(quar.)
partic.
7
American
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.
6-24
divid.)
(quar.)
6-
15c
J 56c
com.
6-29
$1.25
6-21
—I—
&
American
'
6-14
(Increased-quar.)
'10c
6 'Ac
37'Ac
s-a)
class A (quar.)a
50c
Ltd.,
6-14
60c
Fund (quar. from
Payable in cash or stock
12'/2c
.
(Mass.)
2
American
American
(quar.)
Wells-Gardner & Co.
62>/2c
__
(Pa.)
of Canada
Pratt & Lambert,
Public
Corp.
62 "2c
______
2nd
Porter
7-
(quar.)_
Street Investing
25c
Z.ZZZZZ
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pomona Tile Mfg.„
6-14
(quar.)_
20c
preferred
2
A
West
ZZZZZ
common
7-
5c
Wellington
at
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.,
•S2.50
6%
payment
(quar.)
American Fire k Casualty (quar.)
investment
net
Wesson Oil
common
American Export Lines
American Forest
(from
Quarterly from ordinary income_„___
time)
Flastics,
Match
preferred
Wardell
L
on
6-20
1$1
West
taken
1
)
6-10
5-31
Phoenix Hosiery Co.—
Pioneer
7-
175c
Machinery Corp.—
Dividend omitted at this time.
S. Life Insurance (N. Y,)" (increased
Weco Products
(quar.).
6-20
(quar.)
Storage
Van Sciver ( J. B.)
at
payment
"
1
6r29
25c
Securities
& European
American
6-14
10c
12.'/2c
-3Pc partic. preferred^ (gccum.)—.—;
Electronics
(quar.)—
American Enka
Corp. (reduced)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
6-29
100%
-
common
preferred
6-10
15c
—
preferred
Universal
20c
common
time)
Philip Morris, Inc.,
U.
6-25
7-
Electric Securities Corp,—
American
American
Quarterly
from
gains)
Transportation.
Stock dividend______^________
Philco Corp.—
this
6-10
net
Suburban
(No
6-
3
5
'«■ 15c
—
—_L"—
Utica Transit
from
distribution
a
capital
6-14
6-10
6-20
25c
______________
(5c
Cold
6-29
20c
(quar.
Corp.—
(quar.)
A
Fund
realized
Fhila.
Incl
Trading
partic.,
Philadelphia
;
6-
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Hoffman
30c
;
Corp. (quar.)
Pettibone-Mulliken
(quar.i
6-15
(annual)
Income Fund
25c
25c
Perfex
B preference
Funds—
Bearing Corp.
7-
Penton
5
1%
(quar.)
income)
U. S.
$1.15
1
iquar.)
preferred
United
..
6-
S
fclass
6-10
7-1
$1.10
____
class
United
6-10
(quar.
on
6-15
1
A
dividend
1
6-15
$0.43098
(quar.i—
6% preferred (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
6-10
$1.12 Vz
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.i___
4.40%
3.35%
7- 1
60c
_
class
7-
ttc
1%
13%c
on
5 'A %
6-14
$1.50,
•
dividend
6
30c
Haut-Katanga
RR.
(quar.)_Dl_'_
Utilities, common
Stock
>,
■
t $1.50
__
______
Cities
-
5-23
6-
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
_
du
Stock
:
'
.
Common
Pacific
6-17
'__
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
4', 2 '/i
Company
Miniere
United
5
20c
Common (quar.) _______
________
6% preferred iquar.i.
Penman's, Ltd., 6';
preferred iquar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
.
Name of
Union
time
Aggregates
Intermountain
Pacific
:
,
Union
postponed
&
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
action
Cement
Pacific
:
Sharp
Name of Company
,
June 3, 1957
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(2564)
—
6-10
5-31
18%c
7-1
6-0.4
6-28
6-14
.
qrdinp'"' '
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r
i-i'j
"-31
o-gti
Volume
185
Number
5643
The Commercial and,
Financial Chronicle
...
(2565)
t
'
.
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T
•
■
.
.
v.
i/
Per
~
Name of
Company
Shard
B?i^in piano_po.f 6% preferred
6% preierred
Baltimore
4%
$1.50
preferred
I
7%
•
4>/i%
60c
47'Ac
6-
(quar.)
56j/4C
common
(quar.)
Brummell
Beaver
Lumber
Class
>!
Ties,
Counselors
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
common
(A. S.) Shoe, 434% pfd.
<quar.)_____
Beckman Instruments (stock
(iiv.)___
Beech-Nut
Life Savers
(quar.)
Heminway Co. (quar.)____
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5%
preferred
6-
3
37'Ac
6-20
5
17i/2C
~
pfd.
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common
(quar.)..
$1 preferred A (quar.)_____
i
6-13
6-
7.
x
6.17
1
6-3
7_
x
6.20
I
''
5.60%
35c
6-28
6-
3
r
7
&
Bloch
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Laughlin,
Bros.
Inc.
$140
convertible
6%
preferred
(quar.)_ _l
75c
Alrnlane
(H.
Co,, common
prtor preierred
«&
Brass
r
31 %c
$2^13
<3*4%
**
.:•?*-
B/itlsli
American
British
Oil,
American
Ltd.
Bank
Ordinary
r"
regular
(stock
(stock divid.)_____^
dividend)______
receipts
Ordinary bearer
'
(stock
;
British American Tobacco Co.; Ltd.—
final
•
'
•"*
Registered
'One
-
end,-Bearer-(stock
additional
shillings
shares
each
'share
three
££_
held).
British Celanese, Ltd!—
American dep. receipts
v
*
(10 -"-
"
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)_
4Va%
"
"
5%
preferred
-,5%
preferred (quar.)
Broderick & Bascom Rope
Borough
&
Gas
Bigelow
$5
preferred
Buckeye
Budd
Pipe
Company,
Buffalo-Eclipse
Stock
dividend
Bullock's
Inc., 4%
Bulola
Gold
Eulova
6%
Burns
&
Dredging, Ltd.
Co.
45c
partic.
Bush
Biscuit
T
5%
5%
class
(quar.)
51/2%
*
$4.75
"
6
6-11
5
1
7
5
5-14
6-12
7_
7
,
2q
wig
fi_
Inc.,
r" t
g"T7
2
10"-
15c
*
a
?
94
9?
20
6-
3
com.
in
«2
?
6-15
r
1
6_15
Z \
25c
6-15
fi"
6-15
27c
1
6-15
6
1
27>/ac '
6-15
fi-
1
5%
6-11
5-17
dividend)__
(quar.)
20c
£_
(stock
(quar.)
6-29
'
—
•
2%
"
6-
7
fi-99
$1.183%
dividend)
(quar.)„
£
6-10
5-21
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
6-10
5-31
fi-
7
7-
6-21
I
62'Ac
7-
tlVaC
.
7-26
75c
$32'Ac
25c
1
fi-7i
6
26
1
«-i4
6-20
5-20
7-
$4.16
50c
Continental
6-21
1
1 A. .-B.)
Chance
22
60c
~
Can
Co,
3
Quarterly
9-20
12-
7,
t$l
6-18
6-1$
6-15
10c
35c
7-1
6-
6-29
87'AC
$i.is
:
Common
25c
7-
1
$1.17
7-
1
6-14
10c
6-15
-'V 25c
8-
1
8-
1
$1.12'A
7-
1
Hi
6-10
-25
6-
" 7'Ac
-i5
10c
8-28
5-25
5
4
Crow's
6-
8
Crucible" Steel
25C
6-28
6-14
7-5
6-18
$4.50
preferred
Cleveland Electric
7-25
7-
5
10-24
10-
4
12-24
12-
8
6-
7
guaranteed
Trencher
6-
5
6-
Cluett,
Peabody & Co,
22
~
second
preferred
common
preferred (quar.)—.;
Cochenour Willans Gold Mines,
933Ac
6-13
12'Ac
7-
1
7-
1
1
"
5-31
4c
6-
6
6-
;
6
6-10
6-28
r
5-28
6-14
8-
:
1
7t15
IOC
8-
1
25 c
7-
1
6-10
25c
10-
1
/ 9-10
7-15
50c
6-14
5-17
45ct
7-
1
6-10
75c
6-28
3
6-
6-29
$2
,
7
5-
8
6-14
28c
6-
3
5-15
28c
9"
4
8-15
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)__
7-
2
8-14
9-27
9-13
10c
8-15
8-
10c
9-15
8-31
40c
6-20
6-
5
75c
7-
1
6-
7
15c
7-
1
6-
7
(quar.)
50c
6-28
6-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $4 prior pfd, (quar.)
$1.60 prior preferred
(quar.)
' * '
Curtis-WrlgJht Corp.—
-
1
$2
non-cumulative
class
A
$2
non-cumulative
(quar.)
50C
9-27
9-
8
non-cumulative
class
class
A
$2
A
(quar.)
50c
12-27
12-
8
50c
6-17
5-31
60c
6-10
5-28
75C
6-15
Cutler-Hammer,
5-24
Cyprus Mines
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased)
Corp.
Dana Corp,
V 6-25
6"
6-14
I
—
I
33A% preferred A (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co, (quar.')___—
David & Frere, Ltd., class B
Deere & Co, common (quar.)
Delaware Fund, Iricl
£____
5-27
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-14
6-10
$1
5-17
Delaware, Lackwanna
7-29
7-
Delaware R.
R.
(s-ai
& Western
—
6-
5
933/4c
7-15
7-
3
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
6-28
6-14
8-
37'Ac
12'Ac
RR.
Co.—
12'Ac
|
1
3-28
7-
t$6.25
1
6-
3
6-15
5-31
6-17
5-24
$1
Delta Air Lines
Dennison
com.
6-15
5-31
$8
50c
6-10-
5-24
1
6-14
6-
3
5-10
6-
3
5-
6
$2
(quar.)—£_
6-12
7-
30c
40c
—
6-20
6-29.
6-
3
5-
8
Denver
1
Mfg.,
debenture
A
(quar.)—
(quar.).—
—
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
Detroit & Canada Tunnel (quar.)_
6-15
5-24
6-30
6-20
6-15
6-
3
$1.12'A
6-15
6-
3
Detroit
Gray
Harvester
7-
6-
5
Detroit,
Hilldale
1
class
Iron
Foundry
Co.
&
62'Ac
6-
3
5-10
6-
3
5-10
7-
1
6-14
6-28
6-14
20c
(quar.)
Steel
common
Detroit
Corp,
preferred (quar.)
Dewey Portland Cement,
5c
—
hew cl. A
£
Di-Noc
(Interim)
50c
6-25
6-11
(Initial)
Diamond Portland Cement (quar.)
$1
7-
1
$1.75
1
6-17
J3c
6-
5
5-23
class
B
(initial)
Chemical Arts
6-
6
6-15
6-
1
Diamond
Diamond
"T"
Motor
Alkali Co.
25c
7-
2
6-14
6-18
5-31
(quar.)
6-12
5-2S
6-20
5-29
12c
6-11
5-31
12c
:
6-11
5-31
6-15
6-
5
25c
(quar.)_
Car
25c
12'Ac
6-17
7-
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)—.__—
5-31
New
9
Co.
6%
5*24
.
5
7-
$2
Detroit Stamping Co.
-
•
12-
7-19
30c
RR.
6-
12-15
25c
Co
Western
6-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
South
6-12
22
7
"6-29'
5-24
6-10
Ltd
1
6-
tlfcc
6-10
25c
7%
8-
11-
50c
1
42'Ac
(quar.)
5-31
8-15
11-15
6-14
6-
5Gc
:
6-15
$4
6-
Z
(quar.)
5-24
6-28
6-
87'Ac
Corp.
6-12
6-21
1$3
:
Cunningham Drug Stores
5
ioc
(quar.)
Chemical
7
25c
;—
—
35c
(quar.)
6-
"
40c
Quarterly
2%
(quar.).-:
1
5c
5-28
6-28
7-
(s-a)
7-15
62'/2c
(quar.)-
5-23
6-10
25c
(s-a)
guaranteed
5-23
6-10
25C
(quar.)
Apartments
Detroit
special
5-23
6-10
(quar.)___w—
(quar.)___
Co, Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
$1.12'A
regular
6-10
'
75c
25c
America
7-15
$1.25
4%
4%
6-15
'
preferred
7%
Cumberland
,
$1.37'A
2_2
5-21
American Sugar— "
7%
37'Ac
60c
(quar.)-
Clorox
of
Cuban
Illuminating—
Clevite
Coal
CO.
6-14
$1.75
7%
Cleveland
Pass
$1
preferred <quar.)_Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
Cleveland Quarries
Nest
$110
$4.50
4-
6-20
'
6-28
$1
:
5-24
—
6-10
10c
$1.50
(quar.)
5-23
7
7
'
50c
____.—
$1.75
:
66-
85c
8% preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co.; $1.12 pfd.
$1.12 preferred (quar.) ".
15c
(stock dividend)
6-14
5-31
6-14
7-19
*
25c
(quar.)
5-31
6-14
62'Ac
;
6-18
(N. Y.) —
(One sh. for each 9 shs. held)
Refining
5-31
i
7-
12'Ac
—
6-14
Casualty
&
7-30
b-15
■--25c
-
_______
6-28
6-13
preferred
1
6-14
8-
: 100%
6-21
6-29
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co, com.
5-31
40c
•
62'Ac
67'AC
i_
6-15
20c
Curtiss-Wright Corp. (quar.)jaa___£££__£££-.
RR.—
(quar.)
1
6-14
3%
_____—___—
Crum & Forster, common
50c
'■'
5-31
common
5
7-
183/4c
tquar.)____
(quar.)
7-
6-15
5%
Co.
6-
30c
(quar.)
5
6-
12'Ac
6-21
8
i
6-
6-30
40c
(quar.)
8-1
8
City Investing Co, 5'A% pfd. (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)
6-15
•
t$1.30
(s-a)
)_ri____A~„—
6-25
9-
(Stock div.)
i^uar.
75c
3
6-14
Citizens
A
6-30
11-
(quar.)
7
5
$4
6-
7-15
pfd.
6-
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
9-26
^
6-15
(quar.)'
Corp.
6-20
11-27
(quar.)
6-14
1
6-29
•
$1
87'A6
20c
Cities Service
5-22
7-
"
RR.
:
6-15
50c
25c
.-
6-14
$1,12'/a
Crown Cprk International," class A (quar.)^.
Class A (quar.V '£_i
Crown Cork & Seal Co, Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Crown Zejlerbach Corp. (qtiar.)_
—_—;—
Curtis (lielena) $ee Helena Curtis Industries
6-10
$1.25
Co.—„i
6-28
15c
prossett Co, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.) "_£__1__*_a—
7
$1.25
Copper
Petroleum
Cresinont Oil
5-2Q
-
Securities, common
7% preferred (quar.)—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
7
45c
(Toronto)
$1.25
Christiana
7
6-
25c
preferred
Class B
(quar.)^.
Creole Petroleum Corp.
Vf
-30c
—
-
Chile
convertible
Class
v---
(quar.)
6-
'
(quar.)
convertible preferred
7
1
1
(quar.)
C.raln (R. L.) Ltd. (quar.)-_________^_____—
Crane Cd, 33A% ' preierred (quar.)___—
Credit Finance Servicfe, Inc.—' * "
5-31
(quar.)
$7
6-
77-
Quarterly f>—i—
"
__
Quarterly
Chicago Title & Trust (quarj
Chicago Towel Co, common
1
$1.13
preferred (quar.)
Cosden
6-1
40c
(quar.)
5-31
7-
—
7- 1
l iP/a c
-
(quar.)
Bend
6-15
$1.12'A
Y.)
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 pfd. A
Corson (G. & H. W.)
(quar.)
■6
$1.19
a—'
'
37'AC
South
5-29
5-31
(quar.)
America
'
1
$5 preferred
&
6-14
6-14
22 'Ac
(quar.)___
Cornell Paper Board Products (quar.)
Cord, Inc. (quar.)__
6 - 3f
7-
6-27
Shore
Of
Cosmopolitan Realty
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R.
5
10c
(Del.)- -(quar.):.
6%
6-1'flJ
(quar.)
South
Insurance
Co.
5%
6-10
6-10
$1.04
;
7-
1
'
6-10
1
•
6-13
$1.12'A
Chicago Molded Products - (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine-(quar.)
5-10
8-
20c
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Copeland1 Refrigeration (quar.)—
Copperweld Steel Co, common (quar.
3
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
Chicago,
Oil
Co. ~(N.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.. (quar.)
'
Stock dividend_____£___i
6-10
1
77"
$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
6-15
Co
Life
6-10
;
"7-1
$1.15
$1.183/4
•
!
6-15-
60c
Cook Coffee Co. (stock dividend)
Cook Electric Co; (111.)
:
6-29
$1.23
-
Pacific
6-10
(quar.)
6-14
6-20
"
Gin
Continental
5-20
_i.
;
6-21
50c
preferred
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
6-14
25c
25c
Continental
1
6-18
3'A% qonyertible preferred (quar.)___—__
Chesebrough-Pond's," Inc. -fquar.)„__:
Common
6-14
6-14
,
7-
6-29
—
_______££_
9-20
933Ac
Controls Co.
2 'A %
5% preferred (quar.)—
A:
Chicago Medical Arts Building
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Common (quar1.)
6-20
1
(quar.)
6-14
$1.06'A
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co.——
Chicago & Eastern Illinois- R. R. (quar.)
i._!
Chicago Creat Western Ry9, com. (Increased)
6-20
1
1
7-
$1.04
1
6-10
-
common
1
710-
Copper & Steel Industries—
Continental Steel Corp.
$1'
(quar.)—
1
10c
5-31
40c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co,
1
Securities,
(quar.)
7-
$1.12'A
$1.16
.
9-
12-
7-
(quar.)
com.
common
Continental Insurance
9- 7
12-20
£6-21
Chance -Yought
4'A%. preferred
8
6-
•v--*£r£
Aircraft (quar;).
Chattanqega1 Gas' (quar.)_-__;a'—
Chemway Corp. 1 _J_
a_-_—a__^_
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
1
9-15
12-15
1
(quar.)
Continental
65c
(quar.)
8-
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
convertible
6-
$1.25
-
Co.-' (quarr>-a_-_a^r_"'_-—_aa—_
1
6-15
*
5-15
3
6-20
$1.25
_
4.75% preferred* (quar.)- a—£—
^i_—
Co. .iquar,•
_-_a
Century industries (quar.): .-_ai
Champlin; Oil & Refining, common (quar.)
3
6-
30c
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp.—j>
Continental
Century.J^iectric
6-
1
6-29
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
preferred
6-
$1.25
6%
preferred
iqpar.)
Central Steel & Wife Co._,r__-__
Central Vermont' Public Service—
6-17
7-
20c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance
(Chicago)
6-18
2c
r_„-_
6-17
10c
Standard
Utilities
preferred
Common
—
5-20
6-30
25C
$4.50
—
—
6-15
Consumers Power Co.—
6-14
(quar.)_£.
Controller
25c
(stock
7-19
(quar.)
(quar.)-
3
'/4c
12'Ac
Gas
7-19
(quar.)
common
(quar.")
(quar.),^—
6-10
1
20c
Consolidated
8-10
30c
preferred (quar.)__s.
___22222
4'A % preferred (quar.)4.92% preferred (quar.)-—___T___j.
7-
30c
31
Electrodynamics (quar.)
Freight ways - (quar.)_;
25c
22
6-
5-31
$1.37'A
a
Consolidated
6-29
4%
Equipment Co,
40c
Z
Consolidated
11 %c
(quar.)
6-29
6-14
$1.25
$1.75
L:
5-31
70c
$1.25
Co,
8-10
22
(quar.)-
Clark
25?
2_
5-27
$$2.50
4.75%-preferred
5-15
6-10
20c
(quar.)
60c
Warehouse---
Clark
(quar.)
common
:■
Edison
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
50c
i._-
common
Coppermines
$5 preferred
2
preferred
5-24
6-20
;___
Corp.
Diversified
Consolidated
7-
Clark Oil
(quar.)
6-11
50c
(quar.)
-
7
6-30
10c
a; 50c
Securities
6-
10c
Ltd, $2.50.non-cum., preferred (s-a)___
3
6-21
3
5-15
5-31
222
6-
5-31
1
6-
6-30
r
(quar.)
7-
1
1
7-1
com.
5-17
6-28
7-
7-30
1$3.50
6-15
(s-a)
preference
6-
5
q
60c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-14
?
12'/aC
preierred
A
7
20c
t2
(quar.)2
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
S.)
6-15
25c
Utilities,
preferred
27
l_11
n.
6_24
!5c
(quar.)
preferred
31
6-
tile
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.iquar.)
.Camden & Burlincton County Ry.
$1.30
5
573
$1 50
2222222222
Packing Corp..
(A.
e-15
6-
25c
(quar.)____
•
$2.50
9n
5-29
r-ir
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
yalumet & Hecla,
Campbell
t
6-10
r-28
30c
preferred
conv.
7
7T
125c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co..
1
in
5
6_9J
Corp.
convertible
California
62
5-24
15c
A
1
35c
1
preferred
5.40%
fi_1q
6
6-14
30c
(quar.)j
California-Pacific
,
,
Docks, Ltd.—
Financial
Ink
7
6" 7
3c
Terminal
California
r"
20c
Building Co.
(increased)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.. 7% pfd. (s-a)__
Bymart-Tmtair, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
C I
'
n
6-14
25c
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
Burry
K
35c
Quarterly
Dry
7
6- 1
2
7
_,_£
Corp., common
preferred (s-a)
Burrard
7.
5
25c
(quar.)
Burnham
•
7-2
5
22
6-10
6-13
.$2
,
7
6-10
_7
preferred
Watch Co.
7
7-10
(quar.)_
—
T,.
6-4
(quar.)
common
Corp.
•
' fi"
2
7-1
■
(quar.),
Consolidated
'
r
'
-
25c
;
Co.
5-ir
7.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
.
«o
20c
<quar.)__
Line
A
7-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
21
16'Ac
•
6-15
7
'
Champion Paper & Fibre, $4.50 pfd.
2ft
62Vuc
_^__22222
(quar.)
Bryant Chucking Grinder Co.
Creek
3
15c
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
Buck
*
95c
.
.
Consolidated
7-
.
7-2
iq
6-15
40c
Stock dividend-!
* *
7-22
tR3c
(quar.)
■
,Brown
11 "
6
Gas—
r
Brooklyn
4-29
7.
t«i
y
4-29
J56c
7
(quar.)
Taunton
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brockway Glass Co., common
;
4-2E'*
:
+53C
-
Brockton
'
:4-29
'
c
;
6-
6-30
20c
V. 4.15%£ preferred;. (quar.-)_—__££4.65% preferred (qtiar.)- —.^
1
' ;
*
3%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—__—__-~_2~2-v
preferred
%
4
a
6-14"
6-21
*■'■$*■
"
t$i
;
:
,
7tT
• s
■
6-14
fl
4%
~VU%
.
5
3
"
.
(final:
ordinary
-
"
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
,
4.
6-14 t
"
7-1
40c
4.60% :preferred (quar.)4.6% pfeterred Mquar.i---———
517
7-1
7, 1
"
;
25c
$1.75
Central Maine Power-
«
,
>
6-14
5-24
60c
r,
Cigar Corp,
$5 preferred (quar.
(quar.)
preferred
1
7
$50c
Consolidated
Cement
65c
5%
7-
6-
'£
4.50%
Central-Illinois
14
5-31
"
33y3%
Consolidated
5-23
$3.75
3.50%
i
c.ic
331/-%-
ordinary
* £
fi
7-
•
*
Life
I
'■*<
divldeudl-^.
Ordinary
tor
par)
6-14
•
5-24
6-
lid
•
?
7-15
33'Va%*~.
5-23'
8
3
Common
a
4
-
^
—
r
6
6-28
'
;.
8
6-
25c
>4.64% preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Ser-viee—
4
'
?.!;
2
6-
75c
22
6-14.
25c
:
Connohio, Inc., common
"
1
•
5-24
.
(Wash, D. C.)
(quar.)___-
(quar.)
Storage
6-28
(quar.)
preferred
2
3
4va%
-
'
...A5ler* dep- receipts (stock divid.)__"_:
_
-
6-
6-10
divld.),^^.:.
*
«:?■
6-28
+3sr
'
7
6-15
I25e
'
r
6-29
11c
'
1
c.oq
- .
;;
7
6-29
1'93Kc '
_Z__
"•
R.
}
40c'
*
quar.)
_____.2_______i£_:__V
American Tobacco—
%
'v~Z
Brltlsl)
preferred
40c
5%
.■
t
$1 v.
fM?
(quar.ij.
Co." Ltd.—
Note
40c
(quar.)
Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred BMquar.)—
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Central Illinois Light Co, com.
o
12_9?
7-
<
I5c
(Increased
-
3
2
7-
of
6-15
35c
•
)__2_"~T
;
3
6-
6-14
7-
7-2
6-
Cold
'
•____
(quar.)Z.Z_21'r_'r?
preferred
6-
$25c
6-
Detroit
7.
t683/<c
.
British Aluminum Co., Ltd.—
American shares ordinary__'_
$$1.25
2
1
Central
~
t62«Ac
t
Corp. (quar.)_,
Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim
Z
6-26
Central
6-29
31 '/4c
J50C
Quarterly
:
7-
Centra!
9.07
Extrft
5c
ij.28%. preferred (quar.)*
33c'
Brlggs & Stratton (quar.)Z__T_-—"_1l._222
' V 35c
Bright )T. G.) & Co.. Ltd. com^-"(interim>22 *"
t:'5c
5%- preferred (quar.)_____•_;
:i_
iV—
}28%c
•Briuo »i,g. co
.m-o..,
Brass
3
$1.12'A
6-14
if.JL
$i'25
i
Bristol
3
(quar.)
6-25
5-24
$50c
6-
75c
Central Canada Investments, Ltd
5% preference (s-a)
7-16
5-24
&■ Power (quar.)_
Association (Toronto)—•
6-
(quar.)
preferred A
2nd preferred
1
8
6-29
Quarterly
Quarterly ;
7%
,
Life
2
_2222
Plywood Corp;
1
7-
Light
2
(quar.)
common
7-
'
"
6-28
Jig
_
6
4'A%
t
fi~
6_14
20c
$1 25
sons.. tauarT^zzi::.::::::
Co., common (quar.)
Gas
Tractor,
Mills
8-
50c
62'Ac
(quar.)__
7-
(quar.)
Co.
$1.12'A
'
(quar.)
&
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
$$1
preferred (quar.)
Co.
7-16
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc. (quar.)
5-15'
$$2
com.
6-17
1
(quar.)
com.
5%
'
*_JJ
Woven Hose & Rubber
Co., 6% pfd
corp. 01 Nolui America, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_._V__;:_'___,______^_
5'/2% preferred (quar.)J_T
Bridgeport
Confederation
Z_2
Corp
Inc.,
1
(quar.)
$$1.25
(quar.)
(A. M.) & Co.^(quar.)__
Celanese Corp of America, com.
2n
r-17
5%
&
Connecticut
6-
3
6-
78-
683Ac
Co,
—__Z
(J. 1.) Co, 7% preferred (quar.)
6'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
_
c
?.'J
Bowater
(E. j.»
6-14
(quar.)_
Case
5-31
$1.3?V/°
Boston
Brach
fi_9q
fi_10
6-15
25e
__
4.20%
Carthage
ir
50c
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
____Z
Book-oi-the-Month club
(quar.)_:
—.21
Boston & Maine RR., $5
preferred (quar.)__
$5 preierred (quar.)
£______££_£_£_
$5 preferred
"_
r
25c
(reduced)
(quar.)
Caterpillar
6-15
6-2H
2cc
~
(quar.)
(quar.).4....!
Aluminum
conv.
76-
6-28
lie
11c
Stamping (quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co, 5'A% pfd. (quar.)
Community Public Service (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
5-31
$50c
3
5-31
25c
Shearing
5-31
2
3
-
Credit
5-31
6-20
6-
7'Ac
;
Commercial
6-14
%■' *75C
1
6-15
:
:
6-14
Castle
I
(quar.)_
C.)
6-28
75C
__
pfd.
Telephone & Telegraph
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
;
6"17
6 17
b 29
common
Products
5-15
6.29
Ltd, 4%
(quar.)—
Records,
Cascades
Bond
'
6-14
*
(quar.)
(quar.)_
_2
Ltd.
Carolina
6-14
45C
Co,
6-
(monthly)
common
Quarterly £
$25c
22222
6-20
Columbian National Life Insurance (Boston)—
Co., Ltd.—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg.- (quar.)
6_14
1
30c
(quar.)_____£_____L
Blue Ridge Insurance Co.
(Shelby N. C)
Quarterly
I
Bohn
1
7-
I__
(quar.)__
preference
Bohack
7.
Mills,
B
Carborundum
6-3
$1.06'/4
Tobacco-
6%
Boeing
612
6-14
6-13
30c
(quar.)
Commercial
£__
Cos.
Capitol
6-14
6-24
fi-i?
,
*
Oil
B
$20c
Z222
;
(quar.)
Capital
$2.60
35c
_
preferred
Blaw-Knox
ifi
t25c
preferred
4.25/«
6
$1 183A
Black Sivalls & Bryson, common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)___
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric-
A
Class
7-15
6-14
2
6-29
(quar.)
Gas
Columbian Carbon Co.
6-28
7-
Class
6-28
£a t$2
Interstate
$25c
:
Machine
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd.
oa
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
6-12
87'/2C
preferred B (quar.)
Semi-annually
Securities—
A
b
Cannon
35c
tlOc
$15c
Stone
Columbia Title Insurance Co.
B
(quar.)
^
redeemable preference
7-
.
&
5-31
$15c
preferred
50c
c
5-31
Canadian
5%
Df,cke/ Manufacturing (quar.)_____
a-
7
5%
1
6-30
Locomotive
1
7—
$433Ac
222222222
6-14
53 Vac
5%
preierred (quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System—
Class A (quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
&
;
5-31
6-30
Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd.
6-13
15c
6-30
$25c
class
Class
6-
___
$15c
Canadian
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Celanese, Ltd, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
Sand
Colorado
5-31
2
L
'
5-31
2
A
(stock dividend) (Eight shrs.
pfd. stock ($1 par) for each sh. held)-
$1.75
(quar.)
2
7-
class
Canadian
a
2-
$37'Ac
(quar.)
7-
Ltd.,
6-14
7-
Quarterly
5'A%
7-
A
Ltd,
6-15
Extra
Bliss
3-3-58
5-31
$183Ac
Canadian Ice
5-22
11-
5-31
6-15
$31'Ac
Canners,
preferred
class
7
20c
& Cement, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)______________^
7%
oi
° ~
2
6-15
$20c
2221.
series
jsoc
Bessemer Limestone
;
6-10
12.
15C
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
(quar.)
Bergstrom Paper, class A (quar.)____
71
6-
$$1
(quar.)
of Rec.
1
America—
4'A%
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp, common
5% preferred A (quar.)-
6-1
(quar.)
B
Class
6-14
-
2/"
15c
_
Corp.,
A
Canadian
5_31
1
6-28-
40c
com.
_
•,
4%
preferred
Bethlehem Steel
Class
7-2
of
Co.
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
Holdera
7-
25C
Insurance
Common
3
$31'/4C
Cable
Drawn Steel Co.; common
preferred (quar.)
^
;
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.
'
7-
50C
15
—
Common
S3Ct
6_15
t25c
Common
Common
Bibb
-
(s-a)
&
60c
5.7n
iquar.)
Wire
Canadian
5-15
________
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
in
r-iq
Belding
Aircraft.
preferred
Canadian
6-10
£3%
(quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
$1.25 conv. pref. (quar.)
Rio
$1.183/4
6-14
6-15
t50c
2
Life
6-
$1.75
6
(quar.)
7-
11
2
$1
2
$$1.15
Colonial
7-
Canadian
2
5-31
$$1.10
591
7_
6-15
Colonial
5.31
7-2
$37'Ac
Colorado Central Power,
6-13
7.
7-28
When
Payable
$7.40
_j;
Co, 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co, $3.50 pld. (quar.)
Colonial Finance Co. (quar.)
:
5-15
6_10
J35c
7-26
6-14
Class
6-15
+25C
_
Coleman
8-15
8-15
5-15
i.
14
±25c
•_
International
2
i0c
<quar.)_
Coca-Cola
6-15
35c
Beck
Bell
«
6-11
$loc
V
$1
7-
5%
fi-14
1
2
Permanent
Canada
6-17
1
7.
25c
__
(quar.)____:_
A
$1.40
7-1
7-
$1
7-
(quar.)
$90c
4
25c
£
(quar.)
Co.
$29'/4C
5-29
Optical,
Per
Share
Coca-Cola
(quar.)
common
£.
•*•<>>
-ir
14
22
6-17
Lomb
Co.
i••••«.•»
*
6-11
Mortgage Corp.
(quar.)"
Canada Safeway, Ltd.,' 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5-24
6-12
Assurance
\
*
Name of Company
2
$10c
preferred
Canada
6-10
6-14
6-10
6-30
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
Beauty
7-1
30C
of Rec.
7-
$62'Ac
2*
(quar.)
Malting Co. Ltd.,
4'A%
6-10
$1.06
B
Holders
13
...
■
.
tlOc
(quar.)
Life
Canada
6_10/
1
15c
preferred
Beau
1
x
7-
common (quar.)—25c
>
preference
&
7-
*
Common
Canada
7
12'Ac
Barden
4%
6-
preference
When
Payable
.
Share
.
Co., Ltd., common—
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.
'
Cldss A (quar.)—,
o
7.
Barcalo
Bausch
g
$1
preferred
Ba,rHe£. ®ros
4»A%
a
7-20
.
nf
2S"
$1.75
(quar.)£_
Building & Equipment
Corp., new com. (initial quar.)_
Manufacturing Co._"
£_____£_
Bank
'
Bread
Canada Foils, Ltd., 60c partic. class A
(quar.)
2fi
5
6-28
'
'
(quar.)
Name of Company
Canada
5%
9.}t
7
J
40c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
6_14
$1
"
(quar.)
preferred
R
Z
Bangor & Aroostook RR. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
l4/o
q_16
Per
*
5-16
'
$1
<quar.)_„_
Corp.
6-14
-
l-15-aa
50c
^
10-15
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Eancohio
$1.50
50c
;
RR,;common (quar.)
Common
4%
(quar.£
(quar.)._;
Ohio
&
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
*
6-10
6-
1
25c
6-28
6-14
45c
6-11
5-20
•
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday; June 3,' 19f7
The
(2566)
14
*
Per
Diana Stores Corp.
01*
5-24
Cup Co.,
,•
'*
Dominion
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Stores,
Beneficial
«
Ltd.
Dome Mines,
$1.56 pld.
Common
$1
6 -U
6-28
Florida
Power
6--K
fa-i*
Florida
Public
0-26
o-i%
4:,4%
o
$*5c
15c
f
6-12
25c
(quar.)—
fa-15
—-
Food
b-ii
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
Industries
30c
45c
Driver-Harris Co.
7-la
6-17
6-10
5-24
Z\£
12i^c
—
6-10
50c
(quar.)
(E. I.) De Nemours Co.—Common (interim)
$1-5°
—67VaC
$l'.12,/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
"'J*
6-10
25c
6-10
7-10
7-1
7-1
7-1
Dunlop Rubber—
Amer. deposit, receipts—ordjnary (flnalt__
IJuquesne Light Co., common (quar.)—
.
.
4.20%
Duriron
Co.
(quar.1
Potash (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1
convertible
Eagle-Plcher Co. (quar.)
Oil
Eason
Co.
Quarterly
Kootenay
7%
ut
3
5.20%
Natural
Eastern
Canada
Eastern
Corp.
Eastern
Gas
Stock
4Va%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Kodak
Co.,
preferred
5%
50c
6-21
7- 1
7- 1
Investment
Baler
Ecuadorian
$1.50
>
Ltd.
$4.12
preferred
preferred
| $4.72
El
as
(quar.)
$1.25
Paso Natural Gas,
Electrol,
Inc.
Electrolux
5- 6
$5
$1.20
1
Portland
Common
1
5-24
7-1
5-24
7-
1
5-24
7- 1
6-14
35c
Fairbanks
see
7-
6%
Falconbrldge
6- 6
6- 6
6-28
6- 7
6-10
50c
6-28
$2.50
General
,/
y6-10
6-14
5-15
15c
6-20
5-29
35c
6-15
5-24
General
7-
6-20
4.40%
$1.65
1
20c
6-17
6-
6-
$1.40
1
Generul
7%
pfd. (s-a)
Products, Ltd.—
8-15
7-15
6-14
4.75%
10-1
9-21
preferred
5%
6-15
6-10
^ 5-31
$1.25
1
$1.25
quar.)
9-
12-
1
8-9
11-
Gerber
Products
York
Si.
5-31
Giant
0-15
5.31
Gillette
6-15
5-31
6-25
6-10
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common (quar.)
Glenmore Distillers, class A (quar.)
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd
Mines,
Canadian,
$1.50
8-
1
Glens
Falls
7-19
Glidden
(quar.)
[
Corp.,
Co.
Insurance
Portland
Co.
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
Goebel Brewing Co., common (resumed)
convertible
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp., class A
Class B (quar.)
Gold
6c Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
Traders
&
N.
Life
Y.)
Glass Co.
Life
6c
Federal
Pacific
Federal
Paper
(quar.)
Board,
Fire
Fiduciary Trust Co.
Oil
Co.
Fifth Avenue
Corp.
Co.
A
B
(Mich.)
Bearings,
Works
Fidelity-Phenix
Y.)
Lines
Goodrich
6-10
5-20
Goodyear Tire
6-10
5-31
Gordon
6-10
5-31
3
5-
5-24
Grace
6-14
5-31
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-31
6-14
5-31
Granite
Grant
30c
0
6-20
6-
6.18
5.24
50c
6-28
6-18
45c
6_13
5.20
7i/2C
,
7
(quar.)
& Rubber Co.
|
______
(quar.):
Co. (quar.)
R.) & Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
40c
6_15
6_
^c
6-15
6-5
5
6-15
6-10
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
City Steel (quar.)
A
$25c
$25c
Class
A
$25c
(W.
33i%
Great
T.)
Co.,
preferred
American
common
Lakes
50c
(quar.
Co.
(N.
V.)—
Paper,
$1.20 class B
Dock
Ltd.,
pref.
,6-4
12-5
•
»
'
5-31
6-21
6-14
5-31
6-28
t^e
-
A
(quar.)^._-
(s-a)
Insurance Co.
5-31
5-21
7-1
5-21
6-10
5-31
8-15
6-14 •7- 1
9-10
»
12Vic
______
(Okla.)
6-28
7- 1
5%
40c
—
(Calif.)
Ins.
class
Ltd.,
(s-a)
-
45c '
17c
6-28
6-21
6-27
25c
Telephone & Telegraph (Va.> (s-a>—
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Homestake-
6-15
5-17
!____
30c
6-10
5-17
$40c
$30c
(>-28
6-28
6-1%
6-14
-
(quar.)___
Mining
class
Co.,
Class
B
4Vi%
$4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Hoskins
Mfg.
3%%
»—
]—
(quar.)
preferred
A common
Class
B
common
Howe Sound
Hubinger
Co.
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
Extra
Class
Factors,
o-cy
7-15
7-15
6-29
6-29
2
fa-10
5-17
50c
50c
10c
*0c
7-15
7- 5
7-15
6-10
6-10
6-10
8- 1
7- 5
6- 3
5-31
5-31
7-15
5c
Class
-
12Vfcc
class A (quar.)
$0.006V4
B
(quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-1
6-10
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-15
6-21
6-10
$$1.25
$20c
B
preferred
6.40%
Production
Hugoton
Oil
Humble
Increased
&
$40c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
100%
(stock div.)
Refining
70c
quarterly
—
preferred A (quar.)
62V2C
Hupp Corp., 5%
6c
Huron
7-15
:
Hubshman
Erie
Mortgage
Husky Oil Co., 6%
5-17
6-20
7-15
5-31
5-21
5-31
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
6-21
6- 3
5-21
6- 3
5-17
30c
—-
preferred (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power (increased quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
4%
Class
6-12
6-1*
6-28
8- 1
7- 2
6- 6
6-15
;
?3%c
$1
Corp., common (quar,)__
Household Finance
u
class A (quar.)__
Co.__
(quar.)
Slioppes
;
6-12
; 6-10
"6-'_8
$1.12Vi
—
—
-
"5c
$12Vic
35c
15c
—
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd.,
Hot
(quar.)__
(quar.)
A
7(quar.)__.
preferred
40c
50c
$1,12Vi
30c
30c
'
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Hooker Electrochemical,
Hoover
•
6-30
7-15
5-10
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-31
5-21
o-21
fa-14
6-14
6-15
$40c
7- 2
$1.50
7- 1
$1.25
$1.25
$1 25
?25c
iquai
1st preferred (quar.)
6-29
9-30
6-18
9-18
12-30
8- 1
12-18
7-1
fa-10
Huttig Sash & Door,
5%
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
*
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
1
I-T-E
*'•
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7-1
1
20c
:
Oil
HonolulW Oil
6- 3
I
6-lb
9-16
12-16
6-15
7-1
9334%
(quar.)___
Indemnity
Quarterly
Great
75c
>
—
.-
Semi-annual—
6- 1
5-30
5-25
8-24
11-28
6-24
6-4
60c
;
'
10c
& Marine
Fire
Home
•
;
6- 6
6-18
6- 5
9- 5
Ltd.—
Mines,
»'—
dividend
Home
5-31
COc
Class
,
Great Lakes Dredge 6c
America—■
6-15
$1.50
55c
(quar.)
Gorham MIg.
(W.
$12Vic
7- 1
7- 1
6-18
6-18
7- 1
6-29
6-15
6-15
$10c
$lc
Grafton 6c Co.,
50c
(quar.)
6-14
37i/2C
(quar.)
Co.
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
6-10
6-12
$1.12V'a
Class B
28%c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
F.)
(B.
15c
(quar.)
of
p.15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Coach
1
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
Insurance
(N.
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
4.60%
6-
7.
$3
(quar.)_
Casualty
6-21
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
5-23
6-15
20c
Insurance
6-13
6-29
Gold
—
5-27
$ 6c
Home
6-3
6-14
6- 1
5-31
5-31
5-22
6-10
6-10
6-4
6- 4
6-14
6- 7
5-15
5-31
50c
5-15
5-15
37V2c
(quar.)
6-11
6-14
6-14
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
6-10
20c
50c
(quar.)—
Electronics
Home State Life
6-13
5-1
5-23
25c
(quar.)_
6- 3
: ■
6-13
6-28
6-15
9-15
12-16
6-25
7-10
7- 1
45c
$45c
50c
25c
Holly Stores, Inc..
5-24
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
c-15
40c
Ltd.
7
7- 1
6-5
15c
Y.)
(quar.)
25c
Shops,
6-
30c
IN.
Cement
6-15
GOc
20c
10c
12vaC
60c- '
45c
Extra
6-14
6-14
6-14
5-24
12Vic
Lumber Co.
(Edward)
Consolidated
Quarterly
6-21
1
1
1
1
6- 7
12VaC
J50c
Ltd.—
7777-
50c
.
" 45c
Holllnger
6
$12 Vic
Falls
20c
Candy
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Class
5-23
Co.
(quar.)
Glens
Extra
Class
6-14
B
Cement
(quar.)
Co.
/
-v
6-15
Portland
6-
$1.25
$1.15
$1.23
$1.25
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
Finance
._
Extra
8
6-27
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ___*
137 Vic
(Syracuse,
Filtrol
pfd.
$4.92
$5
2%
40c
preferred (quar.)
10c
Metallurgical (quar.)
Farmers
Fifteen
.
jjOc
Fansteel
256
53V»c
'
.
Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Hoffman
6-15
6- 3
6-3
6-3
6-3
6- 6
59%c
(quar.)
5-15
7-15
5-24
7-25
6-17
Home Title
7- 1
6-30
7-1
7-1
7-1
6-27
45c
6-19
6- 3
.
-
Hlnes
"V C''sv
50c
55c
30c
of New
35c
(quar.)
Common
Hinde &
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
2Vi%
5c
—
common
convertible preferred (quar.)
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
7- 1^ 6-15
7- 1\. : 6-15
,
I—i
:
Products,
-
7- 2
$$1.50
12Vic
.
t
5%
:
31J4C
!
Georgia Power Co., $4.60
6-30
87Vic
Galion
Hiawatha Oil & Gas Co.—
6-11
.
6-15
6- 1
6-14
7- 2
5-23
5-23
5-23
5-23
5-23
5-29
5-31
5-20
6-14
6- 1
5-15
5-31
:6-14
6-14
6-19
30c
6- 1
I
35c
8-1
60c — 6-14
53VeC
B-15
25c
7- 2
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)_______—50c
6-15
Heywood-Wftkefield Co., common (quar.)—
50c
6-10
6-14
6-7
,.G2Vac
..
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
Stock dividend
7-1
7- 1
_0c
preferred (quar.) ____—
7% preferred (quar.) ^—
—
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)___
4V4% preferred series A (quar.i.—_______
Hertz Corp. (quar.)
__________
5-31
5-31
5-31
6-11
6-28
7-1
25c
•.
Corp.
5-23
6%
7
25c
—
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common
Stock
6-20
50c
\<,'0
Nickel
Players
Farmer
Federal
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)'
preferred -(quar.)
5-31
$3.50'
Castings
4.25%
7-15
8-15
30c
(quar.)_
$2.10
3
40c
Quarterly
Federal
(quar.)
!i__—
40c
$1.1834
25c
.
$1.25
ioc
Extra
Famous
Fanny
Signal
;
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6- 6
6-14
6-20
12Vic
123/4C
l23/«c
13V$c
50c
35c
12Vic
9lVic
Common
6-15
6-15 V
6-15
7- i
60c
_„,_i
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co, of Indiana—
.
• '■•••■
preferred (quar.)J
Telephone Co. of Ohio— preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar. >J
Telephone Corp., common (quar.)__r
General
1
6-20
'
6-16
6-29
-
:
preferred (quar.)___—__—___________
Hercules
-
General Telephone of Calif., 5%
The Fair.
Co.,
45c
v
Steel
25c
(quar.)_
Bearing Co.
Fair (The)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railway
Class
Fafnlr
Cement
Extra
(quar.)
Excelsior Insurance Co.
93'J/4C
$1.25
60c
;_
convertible-preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)_'___
General
)
(initial
:
$1.60
•
General
•
6-10
8-1
8- 1
6-10
25c
12c
conv.
6%
5-31
5-16
7-8
7-8
5-20
6-10
General Precision Equipment Corp.—
(1:30c
preferred
(quar.)
Outdoor Advertising
General
$1.35
(quar.)
com.
50c
(quar.)
5-31
6-20
7-
32Vic
6-
6-14
(quar.)
common
preferred
General
6-28
12'/2C
(quar.)
5-24
$1.18
.
new
preferred
7- 1
7c
1
7-
25c
50c
common
Printing
•
(quar.)
Hercules Cement
5-31
5-15
6- 3
6- 7
5-23
'
6-14
6-14
pfd. A (quar.)—
12Vic
Heilman
(G.) Brewing (quar.)———25c
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd., common.—
$10c
6- 6
I
(quar.)__
Sugar.—
-
Co.(Hawaii)—
50c
5-28
5-13
•
6-15
35c
7
$1.25
;
(Boston)
6-15
6-12
$1.06Vi
'
.
preferred, (quur.)
Corp.,
5-31
.
6-15
(s-a)
preferred
Foods
5%
5%
Erie Resistor Corp.,
Stock dividend
Fireproofing Co
$3.75
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock (quar.)
Erie RR. Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)
$5
General
5- 6
:
Wood
(quar.)
General
6-
6-14
6-14
5- «
6-7
6-7
6- 7
6-7
6-14
6-28
6-14
60c
6-14
50c^ V 6- 5
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Oil
General Motors
(quar.)
Empire District Electric,
Emporium-Capewell Co.,
A
Finance
5-24
dividend
Flooring
Crude
7-1
25c
&
:
6-15
6- 1
v.
7-1
7-1
6-15
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
7-1
$1.25
15c
6-14 V
61,12Va
Consolidated Gas (quar.)____
Williamsport RR., 7% pld. (s-a)__
Emery Air Freight (s-a)—.;:
Emhart Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
Class
preferred
General
General
,
(quar.)
6-10
7-
40c
Ellzabethtown
Erie
6%
6- 3
6- 5
6-5
-
(quar.)
($20 par)
Trust
Elmira &
Stock
preferred
6c
payment.
(extra)
preferred
5%
Co.
5-24
6-11
48:ViC
5c
%
25c
20c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
5.10%
preferred C (quar.)_
;
;—
5Vi%
preferred D (quar.)
5.30%
preferred E (quar.)_.
—
Haytian American Sugar Co. (quar.)___——
Hazeltlne Corp. (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar.)
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries, class A tquar.)—
7
20c
Co. Inc., common
General Contract Corp., common (quar.)—-
pfd.
5%
25c
(quar.)
7- 1
2oc
4.80%
50c
$1
35c
20c
Cigar
5%
,.
Common
2c
Manifold
(increased quar.)
Battery (quar.)___
Corp.
v
Investors
$1.03
Elgin National Watch Co.
General
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
General
(initial)—
common
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
1st preferred
4%
preferred
$8
(reduced)
Co.
General Cable Corp.,
General
Electric Bond 6c Share
Electric Storage
7- 3
6-17
6- 1
6-14
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
u
6-
7-26
7- 1
6-31
(quar.)—
$5.40 preferred (initial quar.)__
The $5.40 pfd.' issue shown above was
incorrectly
reported
in
these coluiuns
week
6-29
Texas
6-14
preferred
last
Co.,
of
(quar.)_
6-15
(quar.)
$4.50
Baking
Box
Co.
Ltd.
6-28
•:
20c
__
new
General
Oil
$1
125c
7'ic
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
Bakeries,
25c
10c
$25c
(quar.)„__
Corp,
preferred
Paso
15c
$7VaC
$2
Acceptance Corp., common
(quar.)
Agricultural, Ltd.
Hawaiian
5-31
5-31
5-31
6- 1
6-14
6-14
3.90%
Light,
.
6- 7
$15c
(quar.)—]——__—•
Co.
-
6-10
6-10
6-29 ? ; 6- 7
7-20 > 7- 5
7- 1
10c r...'
—
Ltd
Carpets,
$1.12V'2
$35c
class A stock)—
5-31
5-315-24
7- 1
$1.12Vi
v-4%
$1.50
(quar.-)-—
Commercial
$$1.25
$$1.38
American
Corp.
Telephone
(quar.i
$1.06V«
6-20
5-24
6-15
2
5-10
8- 5
'
•
6-14
6%
Hawaiian
;
$1
.___.___i.___
Stock dlv.,(payable in
preferred (quar.)
5-10
.>6-14
37Vic
(quar.)
Harbor Plywood
v
6-*3
.8-15
6-28
6-10
35c
"
(quar.)^
preferred
6- 3
;
35c
I
(quar.)__
common
preferred
4.50%
•
Paper,
Hawaiian
34c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)"_
General
t
.
4%
6-14
6-3
5-15
28V»c
50c
(quar.)
6-12
6-12
6-7
*.
60c
$3c
$$1.25
25c
(quar.)
;
Co., common (quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-24
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
7-1
7- 1
(quar.)_
Co.
5-1
7- 1
7- 1
6-24
'
Watch
Hamrnermlll
1
5-20
5-20.
/
6-3
$22Vic
Organ
Hamilton
'•
Mfg.
Corp. (increased)—'
General Industries Co., common (quar,)
J
#
Hammond
6-15
123c
$20c
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
6-15 '
*
30c
preferred (quar.)___
Hamilton Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hastings
>
5-20
5-20
$1.10
$1:11
5%
6-14
40c
(quar.)
com.
6-15
6-15
Ltd.
=
Electric
6- 3
6-30
7-1
6-15
•
Cementing Co.
Cotton, Ltd.,
5-3
40c
-
(quar.)
Hartford
137VaC
*
(quar.)
$1 class A (quar.)
Edison Bros. Stores, common
4V«%
:
A
5-20
$1.05
(quar.)
common
;
$1.16
<quar.>_„
<
Ltd.,
,
8-19
(quar.)-__
5- 9
r
5-24
11-25
pfd. (quar.)
Chemical
}25c
Trust,
(quar.)
Eddy paper Co., Ltd., common
El
prelerred
Service
6-14
7- 2
60c
;
pref. .A- '.(quar.)—*——..—*———
Papeh Corp
__
Economy
conv.
Corp.
6-14
9-16
_
Co.,
General
9-16
.
&c
General
7- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(Julius)
■
common
Harshaw
45c
5-20
5-31
$1.25
12-16
62Vic .6-7
:
Hallnor Mines. Ltd
11- 1
.
4
9- 9
(quar.)
6-14
.
(quar.)
General American Investors Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
10- 1
(quar.)
7- 1
50c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_____^^.
preferred
Hamilton
V
6-14
9-13
$1.50
4.44%
Class
5-29
7- 1
10- 1
$4.40 preferred
,;i.
(quar.)
Gatineau Power Co., common
25c
25c
37Vic
—
pfd.
$2
6-17
56F4C
56V4C
1_!
(quar.)
4!2%
7Vic
_
common
$1.50
.'
tquar.)
Garrett
Gas
7- 1
1st
Economic
Garfinckel
7Vic
.
6-15
Utilities,
preferred-
Halliburton OH Well
Co.—
E.)
States
Harding
$1.12,/3
(quar.)
Associates,
Sugar
5c
(s-at_:
5-31
5-31
5-29
7-15
6-10
6-10
15c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
5-15-
6-
6-14
7-19
6-10
6-20
6-17
8- 1
• -
12^c
12Vic
(quar.)
common
Insurance
;:\v 4V*%
preferred
fquar.)__
preferred
conv.
Ilahn Brass,
8- i
•
6-
7- 1
8- 1
6-29
6-13
12Vic
(quar.)
common
v
5r31
•
10c
.
Gannett Co., Inc., class B conv. pfd. (qirar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
(quar.)_
—
40c
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
Eaton
4v2r/c
(quar.)
1:20c
30c
^
—;
(quar.)
(R.
preferred
prelerred
4*2%
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-20
5-15
6-17
6-17
6- 7
6-14
2%
$1 preferred (quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastman
Funsten
6-15
7- 2
6- 3
6-28
6-28
7- I
dividend
Common
Eastern
7- 1
6-10
6-10
1
6-14
20c
(quar.)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabaatine of Canada,
6- 3
6-14
8-15
11-15
v
11-
75c
(quar.)____
Products
:
:
Inc.—
Loom,
A
4.20%
;
6-15
25c
1
General
7- 1
(quar.)
common
the
non-cumulative
$3
10- 4
15c
25c
Asso.,
Co. "(quar.)____'"
Macnine
Corp.
Life
Gulf
6-28
-C-.'A
8c
(quar.)
Realty (quar.)_________
(L.)
,
6-17
6-14
6-10
$2
50c
;i_
i$5 preferred (quar.v
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.).;
6-1
6- 7
-
7-19
$2oc
*
:
a
_1
Refining (quar.j__
of
Fruit
5-17
7- 3
32VaC
i
preferred (quar.)——
Racing Assn., Inc., common
Eastern
$1
Fuel
/
^7- 1
6-14
6-15
25e
10c
tquar.)—_
Quarterly
6- 3
(quar.)
&
Ltu.
Funds—
.
6-15
25c
5V'2%
(quar.)
Savings & Loan
6- 5
6- 4
5-10
5-15
5-15
6-14
40c
5%
(quar.)__
Gas, com.
(quar.)—
6-12
6-15
10c
Frontier
(entire issued called on
per
share plus this
preferred
Eastern Air Lines
6-15
6-14
60c
JS1.25
$$1.25
7- 1
7- 2
7- 2
30c
Gulf, Mobile 6c Ohio RR., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
5-31
5-31
Frledman
6-14
$1.75
East Tennessee
6-26
6-14
30c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
shares.
Calculating
Frlden
$105
dividend)
GOc
Gulf
8IV4C
1—____;
-
30c
tquar.)
15c
37tic
Gulf Interstate Gas,
7-1
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
Power Co. Ltd.—
preferred
1st
June
class A
(Canada),
Preferred stock
6-10
6-10
7-15
10-15
Co.
Custodian
Franklin
6-24
6-30
55c
12Vac
12Vac
___
(quar.)--.
E'ast
<
Foundation
*
50c
(s-a)
preierence
Ltd.,
Canada
(quar.)———
Inc. (quar.)
Dairies
Financial
preferred
conv.
Class
; 8-26
Fort Worth
6- 5
6- 5
25c
6-10
31 lie6-28
—
__
Duval Sulphur &
•
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
preferred (quar.)____.
51V«c
preferred (quar.52 Vic
4.15%
•
7-1
B
6-14
■'
7-1
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
3%
v
? V-v
■
$1.75
Grinnell
5-1
6-7
7-12
6- 7.
„
6-28
1
1
6-
:
i$l
Grocery Store
5-31
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.)__——
Steel Machinery (quar.)
Fort
_
•
Motor of
,
40c
■
Western
5%
7-1
—
(quar.)
5-21
Griesedieck Co., common
$1.05
(quar.)___l___.—__—
6-
6-17
(Winnipeg)—*
—
6-14
;
6-15
75c
7% preferred (quar.)
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
Greene Cananea Copper Co
6-20
50c
6-10
(quar.)__—
Insurance (Houston)—
Great
15c
—.
j
Life
6-17
6-29
$1.10
(quar.)
Southern
6- 1
6-29
25c
60c
Quarterly
25c
—,.v
$31V4c
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
.
prelerred A (s-a)
(quar.)_________
—
Co.
Class
5-21
0-5
6-5
6-5
6- 5
6- 5
—-
\
Co
Foremost
5-31
7%fS».
50c
$2.10 preferied (quar.)-"
—.
52VaC
3.75% preferred tquar.)
——-——
4C7«c
4% preferred (quar.)————
50c
4.10% preferred (quar.) ___—51 Vic
Class B
A...-
I6V-1C
& Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
_________________
convertible preferred (quar.)____
Mineral
Ford
<-10
<-10
6-20
5-31
—
class
Electric,
32c
common-—-*—:
<quar.)_—_
common
5%
A
6-15
6-20
'
v
Railway Co.
Great West Life Assurance Co.
Machinery
Foote
*>--7
<-25
<-25
6-10
35c
25c
Bradstreet, Inc.
&
Duncan
(quar.)
common
dividend
Ford Motor Co.
5-29
—
Dun
60c
$1
45c
(quar.
Stores,
Foote-Burt
t
—
preferred
$4.50 preferred
$3j60
;
Light Co.,
6c
preferred (quar.)
3V'4%
fa-14
fa-_J
40c
—
(quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Cc.__
(quar.)
Common
-—
du Pont
.
$4.20
(10c par)
(quar.)
Drewry's Ltd. U. S. A.
<quar.)__
Utilities,
Steel
Fair
J30c
62J/zC
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
;
(quar.
Corp., common
preferred
Stock
5,-zb
,
(quar.)_—*—$1.18-14
6-25
7- 1
7-1
6-6
6-14
6-20
9-20
12-20
5-31
5-31
6-10
5-31
6-14
6-14
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line,
1
Food
5% pld. stock
held)—
shares oi
Dresser
r
(stock dividend )
for each share
Dow
$4 preferred
Florida Power
Florida
il2Alc
(quar.)
Dover Industries
(Three
u-iJ
preferred
Northern
Great Western Sugar, common
and class B
com.
preference lquar.)___
Towing Co
Paper, common
6- 1
5-3i
6- 3
V^
:
on
common
7-1
7-30
Corp.'(quar.)
Dover
5%
Flintkote Co.,
14
b-14-
9-20
preference (quar.)_—
Donaldson Co.
preferred
preferred
5%
Ltd.—
Chemical Co.,
&
7-1
7-1
7- 1
10- 1
1-1-58
6-15
6-15
quar.)
•
dividend
HOc
(quar.)—---
6-10
Porter—
(initial
v
■;
-
Lakes
Great
6-30
20c
\
Northern
4.40%
2%
>
Per „ . When Holder*
Share Payable oi Ret.
...
r
<
Corp., Ltd.—
Great
15c
(s-a)
1st
Great
7-9
6-19
5-31
8-1
6-28
50c
50c
75c
15c
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
39c
WVaC
25c
(quar.).—
Dominguex Oil Fields (monthly)——
Dominion-Scottish Investment Ltd.. com
Tar
'«
on
6-20
25c
&
5%
Power
Great
7- 1
6-10
6-14
6-14
6-28
Stores
(quar.)
Governor Co.
25c
shares
Dodge Manufacturing,
Dominion
S_20
5-21
5-17
/
Fittings, Ltd,, class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica, 5% prior preferred (quar.)
Fleming Co., 5% preferred (quar.)__^____
„
6-13
6-10
Bros,
Stock
J J
7-}^
*
(quar.)
Fund—Beneiiclal snares
Cox
Dodge &
^L12
—
City)
(quar.)
taersey
Corp.
Carpet
Fischer
,
_
(quar.)———
preferred
4V'2%
"
&
55c
40c
Y.)—
(N.
,
Name of Company
Great Lakes
5-31
L:——75c
Bank
National
Fisher
0 _u
A
fa-10
—
Steel Ltd.—
Dominion Foundries &
Common
6-cj
£>©
-
q-JIq
Bank
quar.)
Security
Firth
Fisher
(quar.)
Co.
■
.
City
National
First
■
plus this dividend __i
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dobbs Houses
(stock, divedend)
Dobeckmun
(Increased
First
(quar.)
common
conv.'pfd. A (entire issue called for
redemption on June 3 at $52 per snare
5%
;
;
First
preferred <quar.)__-——-
36c
Dixie
National
First
6-15
Stock
Bank
First
3Vic
Fund____________
of Philadelphia (quar.)
Corp, (quar.)—
Association
Fire
L14
oc
Aluminum Corp., common_——**.
Dixie
J
1
6-14
,«|c
*30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.-Seagrams,
Distillers
6
(stock dividend)—-—Productions (quar.)—
(Walt)
Disney
£-16
^4
(quarj)
Inc.
ciub.
Diners'
Industrial
Payable of Reo.
Share
of Comvany
Name
Financial
Holder*
When
Per
Holdert
When
P'»a™
»
mm* o, Compaq
Circuit
4.60%
Illinois
Breaker,
preferred
(s-a)
*
"
tquar.)
Cou (quar.)
Illinois Central RR. Co. (quar.)—
(Continued
v
——
57H>c
<-15
^—
$2
$1
6-28
7-1
Bell Telephone
-
on page
48)
6-28
fa- 5
Volume
185
Number 5643
-
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(2567)
%
?»>■?
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
<
37% Dec
6
Range Since Jan. 1
v
Oct
Lowest
45% Apr "
% 98% Dec 14
11,
Dec
4
55-
;
Highest
6
109% Feb
"
37% Feb
7
12
Jan
28
98
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
3
58
% Jan
2
14
Apr
10
13 % Apr
22
20
July 30
29% May 25
37% Dec
22".
V
29% May
32% Jan
108
6
Jan
19
V 12% Dec
31
-
-
4
22% Dec
38% Jail
24
Mar
132;
Feb
1
12
10% Mar
5
20% Jan
28% May 1
46% Feb 13
52
Dec
10
<9
190
Dec
13
9
163
2% Dec
13
•
17
Dec
11
111
Dec
4% Feb
14
176% Feb
2 % Mar
23% Mar 22
117% Jan 19
23% Feb
77
16% Feb
110
88% Jan 23
10% May
7
Dec
31
6% Dec 31
241% Sep
241% Sep
14
6
72
13
Mar
15% Feb
114
5% Feb
11
5
160
May 4
64% Dec 17
30
117% Mar 27
102
Jan
11
13
Jan
25
5
21% Dec
18% Jan
28
11
21% Feb 18
30% Nov 29
Mills
Mar 12
82
32
Mar 25
108
Mar 15
8
125
Mar 12
47
July 11
35 % Jan
133% Aug 10
80
Feb
18
Jan
36% May
119
11
30
9
Jan
100% May 13
47% May
31
39
Apr
3
27
Feb
4
>
30% Feb 21
Sep
27
31% Nov
19
26
Jan
2
<>
29% Jan
10
121% Mar 23
»4
;79
Jan
9
26% Mar 16
Dec
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
30
Oct
126
10-
95% Dec
7
27% Mar
36
8
108:
140% May 31
68
27% Apr
18
89
.Apr
17
113
Jan
2
31% Jan
7
37
Apr
25
9
7
26
95% Jan
29
28% Mar 25
24% Jan
9
2
11
41% Feb
12
104% Feb
12
Jan
50
11
124
62% Apr
19% Jan
16
2
3
99% Mar 28
31
23% Aug
47% Dec
118
Dec
Sep 28
May 31
Mar 19
70% Jan
1
16
Feb
jan
May 28
16% Jan 23
99
12
60% Feb 27
>31% Oct
64
39% Oct
104% Feb
<
19% Dec
3
1
4% Dec 31
40
38
Oct
1
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
7% Mar 12
49 % Apr
2
20
45% Jun
18
38% Jan 27
61% Nov
12
53% Dec
67
27
Nov
Dec
3
27% May 15
81
Dec
18
Jan
38% May 23
48% Mar 11
5
37% Apr
13
61
20% Maj 4
19% Jan
7
4% Mar 4
39% Feb 18
Jan
9
28
27
53% Jan
Jan
25
3
35
Dec
100
Feb
14
84
Jan
8
79% Dec
26
66% Feb
12
23
1;
33% May 22
of
Limited
15
Mar
5
May
66
27
9
May 15
May 15
Amerada Petroleum
24% Jan
20 % May
6 %
2
42% Mar
30
7
60% May
2
59% May 21
31% Jan 17
3oi/„
„
93% Feb
27
87% May 27
4%%
6%
Amer
Brake
4%
Arma
Shoe
Co
convertible
Jan
25
84% Jan 31
11
Dec
96
Dec
142% Nov
143
31
95
Dec
4
Dec
5 Vo
Inc
7%
Can
Chicle
American
Colortype
4%%
97%
94'/a
44%
45
44'/«
*28%,
29
*28'A
_l
26%
135
65
—100
24% Feb
American
1
American
American
&
118% Feb 13
12
13% Apr
2
14
96
Jan
9
2
16
May 27
17% Jan
3
15% Jan
2
17
106% Feb
21
21
102
40% Dec
11
9
26
93
35% Feb
10
45% Nov
7
34% May
4
25% NOV 29
108
Mar 29
Mar 16
95
Jan
31% Feb
Jan
16
21% Apr
25
5% Dec
31
55% Jan
28% Feb
70% Sep
17
6
33% Dec
3
33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
43
54% Aug
9
24% Mar 20
Jun
8
16% Dec
5
150
Dec
19
Feb
13
6
Dec
14
8% Feb
27
28
Nov
21
36% Jan
6
Feb
21
56
177
105
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
42
12
Jan
25
26
59% Mar 20
174
10
Apr
120
Nov
Feb
46% Mar
21
2
129% Mar 26
39% Jan
19
51
48
13
59% Jan
July 24
Jan
4
21
14% Mar 26
5% Jan
7
58
25% Jan
27
16
Jan
64% Jan
33
American Ice
6Vo
10% Dec
165
Oct
68% Oct
119
Dec
16
10
16% Jan
187% Feb
1
16
1
84% Apr 30
26
145% Jan
27
9
9
1
34% Jan
10
81% Feb
11
94% Jan
4
50% Feb
19
5%%
31% Nov 23
51% Jan
4
7% May 22
Jan
2
155 % Jan
24
45% Jan
3
123 % Feb
15
47% Jan
prior
56
29%
2
179% Mar 4
78% Jan 31
14
55
*55»/4
55'%
9,000
♦29'%
100
29%
*28%
291/4
100
34
'
*33 y2
34»A
200
*89%
92'%
*33%
34
92
*89i/2
92
85%
87%
x83%
84%
84%
43%
86'/4
42 'A
43
42%
86%43'%
85
43
43
*28
28%
28
28
43i%
7,300
28%
28%
28%
28'%
2,100
12 «/a
12«/4
1,100
*89
12%
12
21%
21%
34
*89%
12
92
12»%
121/4
32
21%
22
46
46 Va
46'%
46 %
46%
27%
28%
28%
28%
x27%
16%
161/4
16%
16'%
16%
22%
28'4
16%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
38%
20%
38%
21
118
118
146%
147%
*46
38
20%
CLOSED
12,100
16'%
16%
10,000
39%
12,500
20%
20%
1,700
115%
112'%
112V2
148%
150
152
20%
147
400
28%
39'%
39
20%
146
900
46%
28%
DAY
38%
21
118
22%
*46%
MEMORIAL
38%
*113
25,900
*113
148%
200
1,200
13'%
13'%
*96%
97'%
♦96%
97%
*96%
97'%
15%
15%
16
*15%
16%
16%
1,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,800
of 111
Co
No par
100
102
102
39%
*82
39%
83%
12%
*100
391/8
*82
13
102
13'%
♦100
"
102
39%
,
39 '/e
L*82'%
831/2
*98
39%
83'%.
53%
54%
53
53
26%
26%
26'/4
26%
94
94
*92
13
94
•52
~
/
*92
-
39%
82'%
--
82'%
-
30
8,400
10
1
53
26'%
101
39%
.
4,500
52
94
52%
900
26'%
26%
26%
6,100
•92
94
10
15'%
15'%
1,800
13,500
25
59%
59%
58%
591%
58%
.No par
32%
32%
31%
33
32%
7%
Natural
Gas
Co__
Co
News
7%
6%
100
Tobacco
87%
Mar~19
72% Jan
9
Anaconda
85
Nov
67
81
2
Anaconda
Anchor
9
20
15
156 y4
*156%
160
*156'%
160
*156y4
71/4
7'%
71/4
67/a
28%
28%
28%
28%
89
90%
88
88
84'%
88%
54
7'%
55%
142 %
42
142'%
42
55
*142%
55%
1431%
55'%
141
85
55%
42
42
123
*121
140'%
42
*121
123
6,700
15'%
23,000
159
30
7
4,800
28%
1,700
86
55%
142
42
3,700
53%
,
41'%
430
57
23,700
140'%
170
41'%
700
*121%
123%
39%
40%,
39%
39%
39'A
39%
39%
39%
X51%
52%
52%
52%
52%
5$%
52%
53'%
3,300
33%
31%
32'%
32
32 '/a
32'%
32'/4
2 "%)
33%
33'/a
34'%
32%
33'%
32'%
33
2,220
S>%
9'%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
32
33%
a
<»
178%
179
178%
73
73 %
72%
123
123 %
122 »/4
179
731/4
123
03
00^
*121
123
10
3,700
1,_.0
1791/a
178%
179%
22,400
72 y8
73'%
72%
73'/a
6,200
122'%
122'%
122%
38%
10%
38'%
38'%
16,900
10%
10'%
4,000
123
450
38%
38%
37%
38'%
com—5
10%
10'%
10%
*10%
25
26%
26'%
*26'%
10'%
26%
*26'%
26%
*26
25
24
24
*24
24%
*24
24%
•24
24%
40
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,900
1
27%
28%
271%,
28
27
27%
27%
28%
5,500
65»/a
66
73%
32,000
No par
73%
74
39%
39%
38%
series——
5%%
series—
Lead
&
Electronics
Smelting—1
Corp
Co
Wire
&
Hocking
Cable
Glass
preferred
Clayton
Anderson
40
Andes
No par
&
Vt
267/s
100
64'%
63%
64%
64'%
65 Vb
74
74
74%
74'%
74'%
130
38%
38%
39
39%
39'%
1,300
*94,
96
*94
97
*94
97
Co
21.80
Corp—.10
46%
46%
46 '/a
46%
46%
39
37
38
37%
41%
14
*35%
37
*351/2
36%
•94
471%
37%
Oil
Mining
*63'%
38
Corp—
6.25
Anderson-Prichard
Copper
15'%
50
6%
43% May 31
Mar 20
15
25
Corp
Common
$4
53%
15'A
100
25
Viscose
Water Works Co
Zinc
37'%
y4
7'%
_100
Co
preferred
Preferred
37
28%
5
common
American
Preferred
37%
5" %
29
25
American
American
32%
37
53i%
1
Tobacco
& Tel
Tel
6%
4,900
32'%
36%
54
xl5
|
8,300
331/4
36 >/4
53'%
1
new
American
7'/a
59%
7%
preferred—100
Co
American
6%
59%
36%
15%
1,400
59%
28%
25
common
Foundries—
preferred
Amphenol
95 % May
156%
Sugar Refining com new—25
7%
7
5
100
Snuff Co
6%
10
Razor
noncumulative
29% May 17
40% May 17
15%
preferred
American
7
54%
35%
x54
common—5
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
31% Feb 12
No par
American
18
6
1
—
preferred
American Safety
25
7
com
preferred
American Seating Co
18
footnotes
1,500
54
54%
151%
25% Jan
For
57'%
41
*15i%
23% Apr 24
15% May 7
8
41%
38%
x57'/8
15%
May 28
25% Jan
y»
38%
57%
6%
23 % Mar 13
35% Mar 19
41%
39 'A
57%
15%
27
May 17
48% F»>b
15,900
411/4
7%
12
9
200
2,500
15%
26
4
T
6%
17 VB Dec
13
6,200
.
5i%
*38%
29%
21%
1
20
4H/4
54%
5
10
23%
39'A
57
*29'/a
12%
12.50
5%
15%
American Sumatra
90% Apr
33%
57
1
Corp
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
39% Jan
30% Feb
33%
41 y8
♦38%
*19%
5%
5
Motors
12
12
%
58
23%
19%
1
23% Nov
Jan
41%
39
23%
1
American
Amer
42% Dec 13
43% July 11
*38%
23%
27'%
24
10
1,800
24'%
10% Apr
27 % Feb
30% May 28
26% May 29
8,000
.
24'%
40
32% Jan
II,400
48i%
*26'%
12
107
23%
120
24%
21
3
48'/a
119
27i%
9% Jan
Dec
23%
48%
119
24'%
307/b Feb
90
481/a
119
*26%
13
2
48%
119
27%
Jan
42% Apr
47%
118
420
1
24'%
10% July 20
6
1,100
63
24%
29
31% Dec
29%
63
24
*26'%
40
May
29%
64
24%
Steel
25
50
29'A
*62%.
.23%
500
1,500
*
27%
Stores
Feb
971/4
24%
3
7
y4
*26%
4
14
34%
97
37,800
'
2
Jan
Jan 23
34%
971/4
29'A
*
20
Dec
63% Feb
34%
97'A
5J/2
10
Products
Metal
convertible
9
65
"34%.
96%
19%
29%
preferred
American
American
Jan
34%
96%
5%
Metal Co Ltd common.Nopar
American
19% Mar
34%
*29
23%
19%
preferred
100
& Fdry common__7
100
3
131% Feb
92
5%
preferred
25
17
2,100
18%
92
*19%
American Mach
53% May 31
2
:
68
18 y8
91%
5%
16%
45% Mar 12
13
67 y*
181/4
.,91%
18%
19%
16%
American
2
Jan
66'%
18
91%
Xl5%
Investment
American
6% Jan
72% Feb
:
91
5%
1
3
27% May
121
32,300
19%
American
31
153% Jan
Jan
200
140%
12%
Rad & Std Sany
9% May 13
170% Jan
2
26%
138%
16
Amer
32% May 31
28
*26%
139%
65 '%
97»/2
18% Jan
18
:
26%
137%
41%
16
Optical Co
Potash & Chemical
Apr
70
*261%
65%
*12%
Amer
28
18
■
*96y2
American
37% Feb
651/2
23%
1
31
Dec
28y»
No par
58% May 15
58
46%
28
preferred—100
37% May 17
140% May 31
41% May 31
120% Jan
4
45 y»
28i%
1
—
Co common
noncumulative
11
Apr
45i/2
1361/4
132
>
23%
56
Products
11
158
44%
*281/4
26
23%
—,£.10
Corp.
Feb
May 28
57,000
44%
300
29
26
23%
58
SS Co
46% Feb
15
14,800
62%
American International Corp
5%%
8% Mar 21
33 % May
95
114
American Molasses Co
May
May 15
28% May 22
12,300
93%
231/4
No par
& Electric Co
American-Home
4%%
15
36'A
23%
Secur—No par
Amer
27
36
95%
12.50
Amer Machine & Metals
Jan
12
European
28
Jan
22,200
36
64
Export Lines Inc..—40c
Foreign Power—No par
99 % Feb
28
77
34%
36
23 y2
&
American Gas
3.90%
Jan
34%
95
*62%
Corp
,
56% May
30
3
Feb
*76'%-
34%
36'/4
2
49 '%
Tiling
11
18
5
83
6,400
95
29%
62%
.—20
30
Apr
2
Apr
8% Jan
40 % May 14
45
114
29%
Najjar
23% Feb
30
Mar
21
May 27
34%
.25
94
13% Jan
28
12
78% Mar 26
41
8
I,400
44%
115
97%
120 %
Co.—
Hardware
10% Feb
18%
48
Corp
Hawaiian
14% Jan
,
Enka
American
95% Feb
29 Va
16,000
115
*29
1
Co
American
9
65%
-18%:
119
Cable
2
154% May 17
139'%
100
Co
18
17
July
77% Dec
97% Dec :■ 6
22% Dec 31
11
31 % Feb
Feb
26%
_No par
—
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
23% Jan
34%
118
.
*96%
10
48% Jan
135
'/a'
lo
100
18
8
22%
29 y«
•
77
95
prior preferred—
13
14
*21%
29%
*76'A
36'/a
American Crystal Sugar com..—10
Feb
11
3%
90%
■
45
x34
-V 400
;
*3-/a
43%
79
33,600
14%
83'%
441/2
*114
i
Chain
26% Apr
14% Feb
Feb
3%
89y2
♦22
.
61%
112
14%
22%
88
29 Vo
35%
common
preferred.
American
May
61%
*109%
14%
*3%
88% 't
*761/4
—20
& Radio
Co
American
14
34 % Feb
61%
112
*13%
3%
88
77%
common
American
27"% Jan
20
►109%
14%
36%
preferred
American Cable
American
26
104
112
14
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
Apr
17% Apr
102
28
19
7
14% Mar 21
13% Nov 29
15
Aug
7
143
*76%
No par
com
44% Mar 12
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
23,400
299
*135
116 %
preferred
25
86
10,100
8%
*205
143
43%
Corp.—
Encaustic
6
8%
299
60y2
50
Bosch
Distilling
45
/
"205
36%
preferred
American
American*
7
73%
DAY
►135
116%
common..
American
14
*72 »/2
8%
62
10
preferred—
conv
American Bank Note
11
Dec
400
73%
291/s
34%
30
16% Apr
5
43% Aug
2
23% Dec 31
70
17%
20
91%
<c4
30% Dec
18 Va
112'%
17%
29%
34%
Jan
48
27,900
>
17%
22%
*90%
15
3
MEMORIAL
200
3%
112'/a
*21%
American Bakeries Co com—-No par
29 % Apr
10
1,400
*72%
-
8%
*3%
.
7,609
160
3%
/
143
44%
No par
43'/2
17% Jan
22%
2,000
'
220
*152
.
17%
113
*109%
American Airlines common
L\
1
3%% convertible preferred
100
4
May 14
44% Apr
*217
299
44%
35
*
8y2
75
50
Corp
9
13% Nov 27
29%
5
58%
*17%
►111
60%
88% .89%
*21%
29%
*135
62%
112
4,200
281%
;
CLOSED
17%
1,100
.
11%
*205
143
*108
"STOCK
3%
17%
E
EXCHANGE
165
200
\
58i%
..
215%
3%
17%
8%
V
215%
3,800
25%
174..
29%
58
*152
8,000
; 27%
.
29%
17%
8%
299
U
29i/a
56%
113
*72%
75
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
7
35% Jan
171/4
*17%
25%
.11
27%- 27%
;
j
'
26; '
*171
:
y8
/
3%
113
17%
100
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
41% May 23
21
17%
114
3%
1
new.*
25
3
61
31/4
par
America.
11% May
Dec
17%,
*112
3%
11
;;
172
11
160
100
27% Mar 21
Jan
3%
25%.
172
,
27%
*152
14%
20
*25
-
11
211%
' 160
*152
*3%
No par
Corp common__No
25%
172%
29%
xl4%
„18
19% Aug
1
25%
171%
1
12% Dec 28
8
218,000
\ 25%
5
American Cyanamid Co.—
When issued
22% Juri
25%
.
*
Amer
21% Dec 20
25%
Amalgamated Leather Co
Dec
24
91% Jan
Aluminium
6
28
58
Inc
5
Co
6,600
X25%
%
-57%
2111/2
*205
preferred
Aluminum
31%
A
25 %
8%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common.
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement—*
4
15%
31%
ft
56%
__i
Chemical & Dye_
4Vo
May 16
39
1
44% May 28
-
Allied
15%
31%
>291/4
*133
Industries
.,15%
58%
*72%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.
:i 1,500
A
29%
__100
: 6i»%
31%
217%
No par
400
% 1,500
15%
57%
*213
J
6i
:
"iB.r
27%
preferred
prior
Stores
76
17
preferred A
conv
;
6,300
14
15%
27%
27%
__100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
45
103
14
31%
11
17%
common.*—
x44%
xl02%
61%
Ttf
11%.
5
preferred
Alleghany Corp
$4
1
100
T
m
14
■
31%
173
11%
2
—^
common
Allied
3
14
Inc
4%%
47% May 13
Apr
Mining—
preferred.—
Allied
14
Feb
Gold
Allied Kid Co
40% Feb 15
82
Juneau
100
'
€1
•
45
104
xl5%
*29%
.1
1951'series__100
Vicksburg Ry_
Allen
4
34
22
7 %
8
37% July 25
liec 26
common
61%
13%
the Week
'■) Shares
tSt
26 %
25%
173
—1,"
Alco Products Inc common
23% May 13
30% Jan
8
27% Feb
!
pfd
conv
14% May 13
4% Jan 17
98% Jan
3
97% Jan
42% Dec 21
104% Nov
109 % Miy
*25
:
No par
Aldens
May 24
65% Apr
3
3% May 14
85% Mar 27
No par
Co
Alaska
8
56% Jan
29% Dec 26
77
12
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
1
l
Corp.
4.50%
140
52% Jan 29
Corp_
61%
*102
Friday /
May 31
,
31 %
fe i
25%
'
r
4414
~
"
14
Sales fat
Thursday
May 30
16%
31%
—
13%
62%
16
1
Air Reduction Inc
8% May 24
108% Mar 19
23
X61'%
.10
5)
—
Aetna-Standard Engineering
5%%
Dec
Nov
44%
102%
Admiral Corp
14
Jan
43%
*101%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
16
Jan
44%
102 %
l'"'
Co.
(expire June
Express Co
Aeroquip
May 29
13%
14
PRICES
Wednesday
May 28
44%
Inc
SALE
Tuesday
102%
25
Stores
Adams-Millis
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
Apr 26
30
Nov
Steel
-.
May 27
l
Rights
Adams
7
19% Jan
6
12
115
12% Dec
Acme
Monday
-
100
preferred™.
ACF-Wrigley
~3% May"28
5
105
88
conv
HIGn
*-
.5
Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
Alabama &
16
16% Dec 21
15
4%
ABC
.30% May 10
30% May
9
59 y8 May
2
218% May
6
Mar 14
Feb
155
■
8
14% Jan
14
LOW AND
-
Par
>■
Abbott Laboratories
common....
IB
May 22
26% May 24
27% Jan 11
175
May 20
12
31
Nov
136
■
.23% Feb
July 17
22% Jan
3
Fe~b~9~
36%
4
154
11% Apr 19
•
31% May 27
fs May 2.2
19~
Sep
23% Dec
28
EXCHANGE
•
64% May 17
16% May 27
-
.
Highest
45% Apr 17
104% May 22
14% May
1
2
67% Jan
1
.
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Year 1956
Lowest
;
Exchange
36%
*35%
97
46%
.
:
47'%
3,400
41'%
43%
57,300
*35%
36'%
'
see
page
26.
15
The Commercial and Financial
16
Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
(2568)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
9
35% Jun
28
41% Apr
27% Jan
23
39% Apr
46% Feb
9
5
69% Dec 14
15% Feb
7
24
4% Dec
5
15% Jan
Armour
4
Feb
18
Jan
17
92
6
18
13
*
14
28
4% Feb
12
6
Feb
17
33% Apr 29
16% Feb
12
19% May
6
4
30% Mar 29
27% Apr
9
31% May
31
16
29%. Feb
Jan
Mar 29
35;
it, Pot,
28
31% Mar 15
20
Oct
9
55
Jan
3
oa
12
34
110% Jan
97
Jan
5
96% May 31
103
23
Aug 28
73
dall
UO Vit
Common
6
May
9% May 13
Nov
30
11% Aug
26% Dec
17
30j/4 Mar 13
Nov
28
43% Jan
27
9
39% Feb
8
35% Jan
5
47% Aug 14
41% Feb
12
83% Nov 29
99% Feb 20
84 % Jan
4
10
90
Feb
101
3
2
30
88% May 20
95
Jan
9
33%
4,900
56%
57%
14,300
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,900
27 Vs
27%
27 Vs
27%
27Vs
27%
5,600
89
88
88
28
*28
89%
88%
88 Va
88
26%
27
27 Va
28
*88
26%
32%
32
32
19 Vs
19%
19%
19%
30%
31
30%
33%
99%
75%
76 Va
*74%
10
23%
23%
23%
23%
9%
9'%
0-,4
29%
29%
29%
preferred
11
iNo par
44 %
44%
56% May 20
Atlantic
Refining common—— 10
53%
88
94
Jan
-
RR
Line
preferred—.——100
Corp common
—1
preferred
20
$3.75 series B
25
Atlas
11% Jan 24
<:
4
18
Jan
24
16%
16%
78
Jan
14
—20
69'A
70
27
13 % Mar 28
Austin
common——No par
11 %
11%
9
14
1
18'A Mar 22
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
*17%
18
*17%
36%
37
36%
7
¥ 6%
6%
47
46%
46%
17% Feb
22% Jun
May 15
Jan
8
38
2
30% Jan
34% Oct 29
8
Feb
17
27
7
26
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
26
49% Feb
24
43 % Jan
3
3% Feb
9
5% Jan
4
39 % Mar 13
46% Jan
11
4% Dec
7V4 July 12
17
48% Dec
12
Jan
2
95
41% Feb
11
Apr
19
Dec
21
105
41% Feb
13
53
58% Dec
28
68% Jan 27
58% Mar 13
67% Oct 24
44
85
12% Oct
31
39
Apr
9
Sep
12
12% Jan
Jun
12
39
16% Aug 21
22
13% Jan
29
Feb
21
44
Jan
8
54% Feb
11
71% May 22
19 % Jan
May 28
43
86
67% Nov 26
6
Jan
57 % Jan
5
13
16
16
17
6
Jan
23
134%
94
Nov
27
106% Jan
94% Jan
20
136
Apr
20% Jan
16% May 16
%
4 %
5
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
9
23
43 % Dec
28
35% Feb
12
42
Jan
2
Beckman
25Ve Jan
31
91 % Aug
8
80% Feb
13
86
May
3
Beck
Dec
80
22% Feb
12
17
47% Jan
4
39% Apr
Apr 22
32% Dec
26
27 % Feb
9
12
42
6
33
Apr
19% Jun
39
Sep
Dec
29
8
26% Aug
31
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
10% Mar
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
19% May 27
28% Feb
14
85
48% Jun
Jan
24% Jan
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
89% Feb
Bell
2
10
6
21
48
May
1% Jan
18
2% Feb 24
33% Apr 17
22
1
Dec
53
30
Feb
27
32 % Jan
Feb
15
45% Apr
Feb
12
7
11
47% May
39
9
Dec
20
172% Feb
8
16% Jan
142
7
13% Jun
13
146
Jan
28% Jan
23
20
32% May 11
28% Nov
29
36
12
2
Apr
75
7
64% May 17
11
43% Jan
2
Feb
12
29% Jan
14
13
26
Feb
6
33% Jan
2
12
45
Mar
8
61% Jan
2
29% Apr
3
17
Apr
23% Feb
23
25
Jan
9
1
12
32
Apr
15
20% May
1
12 % Apr
30
16% Jan
3
17
1
Feb
25
Dec
34 % May
20
23% Nov 21
Mar
11
65% Dec
45% July 25
21% Dec
24
35
46% July 17
25% Nov
Jan
70% Mar 15
6
5
10
71
12
46% Jan
11
5G% Sep
84
Dec
32% Feb
2
15% Jan
155
May 31
14% Feb
3
14% Feb
12
17 % May 27
Jan
35%
35
35'A
97%
97%
97%
97%
pfd
11% Jan
prelerred wi
Co
28
58
42% Jan
3
31
24 % Apr
6
48% Nov
16
40% Apr
17
41
Jan
21
51% Apr
18
29
85
Jan
30
88
29
33% Feb
11
36% May 15
Feb
25
15
Dec
12% Dec
41
11
12
35% Jun
8
May
9
14
92 % Oct
26
100
32% May 25
37
Aug
2
13% Dec
17
15% Apr
27
39% Nov
16
46
Feb
14
42% Jan
11
14
Jan
47
8
10'
Apr
Jan
Stores
A
&
13
13
1
1.25
15
16%
17%
xl6%
16%
16%
16%
10%
10%
—
Dec
28
38% July 30
22
Feb
5
29% Jan
11
Bullard
$5
Co
:
Co common-.
preferred
Co
Co
63
Sep
20
77% Feb
8
62
May 21
65
Jan
24
3%%
Inc
Dec
27
85% Mar
6
69
May 23
74
Jan
23
4%%
second
Bush
Terminal
10
20
Oct
26
18
31 % Jan
5
12% Apr
34% Dec
10
14
10
Butte
32
May 28
45% Jan
16
Byers Co
3
101
Mar 12
104% Feb
28
3
38
8
105 %
Aug
40% Jan
23
51% May
4% Dec
10
8% Apr
20
5% Aug
9
34% Nov 23
13
16V8Mar20
7Va Jan
17
43% Jan
3
7% May 15
Feb
13
44Vs Jan
5% Feb
12
7VsJan
11
2
11% Apr 22
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
11
6% Jan
8
37% Jan
4
16% May
8
2
84
2
56% Jan 29
27% May 15
36% May 13
Dec
12
17% Jan
3
32% May 29
13%-Jan
2
75% Dec
21
98
7
78% Jan
66
July ll
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
24% Apr
29% Feb
13
55
Oct
1
24% Nov
30
30% Nov
29
50
Aug 22
For footnotes
Feb
56% Apr
see
6
page 26.
10% Jan
52% May
49% Mar
4
12
1
52
Feb
Jan
27
2
Copper
&
(A M)
:
4,300
89,200
400
142
1*2
14Vs
14% A.A
2,000
•A"."-
73
62%
63
2,400
38"
38 %
3,200
27%
27%
60
4,600
27%
27%
500
46 Vs
46%
68,000
23%
23%
5,100
28
100
13%
ISO
16%
9,700
10%
10%
10%
800
60%
60%
60%
60%
60 %
3,300
41%
41%
42%
41%
42'A
11,200
5
100
41%
80
80
49%
50
16
38%
5
—5
10
5
Zinc
common
participating
—100
1
15
Butler Bros
7%
47%.
60%
5
:
Co
*
Aug 15
12% Jan
preferred
Burroughs Corp
Apr
22 % Sep
48%
46 Va
10%
100
preferred
72
44%
48 Vs-
42
Industries Inc com—:_1
preferred
.—100
4%
-
2,800
4' %
61
Burlington
23
23
900
60%
No par
1
—
Watch
Bulova
14% Jan
74% Jan
30%
*30
41%
*10%
No par
Co
Pipe Line
(The)
Budd
21,300
12%
——-5
No par
preferred—100
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1 80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry—
25
Cannon Mills Co
..No par
50
81
*79
81
*79
81
*79
49%
50'A
5,400
15%
15%
1,100
38%
38%
49%
49%
49%
49%
16
15%
15%
16
16
38%
38%
38%
36%
38%
9%
9%
9%
9%
6,000
36 %
36%
3,600
9%
10
57%
Inc
Co
900
1%
16%
14
Shoe
*0%
10%
common-
Bigelow
26
9% Jan 23
29
46%
Brown
5,900
%
—25
Buffalo Forge Co_.
25% May
*28
19
18%
*0
27%
23 Va
12%
1
.—15
&
17
98
23%
28
50%
15
3
23%
23
12%
49%
Jan
11
x23%
24%
49%
33
Jan
47 %
49%
90% Jan
Jan
27%
46 %
9%
11
29
27 Va
27 %
46%
42%
Bucyrus-Erie
19
26%
27%
45%
28%
Buckeye
47% May 27
26%
27%
47%
9%
26
7
26%
27%
45%
42%
Feb
8
26%
27%
9%,
83% Feb
27
61%
38%
42%'
29
17% Feb
60%
?8%
9%
36% July 17
33% Feb
61%
33%
42%
95% Jun 22
23% May
60%
38%
9%
5
6
63 %
39 %
.
9,700
63%
63'A
-I
A:
*72%
42%
1
46% Sep
14%
73
9%
Dec
23
14%
•Tzva
x42%
Feb
15
-
45
27
28% Jan
73
26%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No par
2
14 %
x72 %
62
May 23:
Jan
14%
72%
145 %
38%
May 28
21
143%
14%
72%
14a %
0141
44
89
3
xl43%
14%
28
Mar 18
46%
45
21% May 17:
11
45%
145%
60
18% May 23
45%
44
12
66% May
45%
45
17% Feb
3
46%
44
21% Jan
8
46 %
36%
17% May 28
19
DAY
48%
35%
52% Jan
Mar
44%
48%
35%
2
81% Jan
MEMORIAL
44 Vs
48%
35%
25
16% Jan
30%
44%
48%
36
Jan
23
30 %
44
•
9%
43% Apr
30
30%
44%
49%
35%
24
10
30%
44
48%
30%
200
1%
1%
5
4%% conv preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co—3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
—3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3% %
preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
—-10
26% July 19
56% July 18
Nov
1%
2.50
45 % Dec
12% Aug 21
V/i
1%
CLOSED
13'%
Airways Inc
23
65
EXCHANGE
10
18'
20% Dec
18%
46
30%
•
—100
23
3
18%
45%
1%
No par
38 % Jan
9
STOCK
19
46%
1%
RR—
25% Jan
4
63%
18%
46%
60%
13%
preferred:
23 % Oct
17
62
19%
46%
28%
Co
Maine
62
18%
46%
4,200
'
94
*86
94
*86
23%
Inc————
Edison
39%
94
*86
5
(The)
Co
Brown
15
48% May 22-
38% Mar 11
Aug 29
Jan
13% Jan
48
9% May 29
28% Feb
44'A Dec
38% Jan
40
32%
32%
32%
No par
No par
Brass Corp
class
B
Bridgeport Brass Co
29% Feb
31
42
64
Braniff
54% May 10
35% Dec
—
1,800
23%
61
Common
2
89
;
42
5
_1
—50
Corp
39%
39%
39
Consolidated Inc
Boston
12
7,900
23%
44
*42
44
*42
3J
*86
89
23%
23%
7,500
39
39
38
50
17%
39%
Borg-Warner Corp common,.
3%% preferred
9% Feb
23%
23%
23%
*86
89
*86
89
23%
39%
38%
40%
38%
*86
20
17%
94
Boston
31
17%
*86
10
14% Jan
95
17%
100
24
1
95
17 %
Co
22
Oct
95
17%
4,800
Jan
10
95
17%
17%
2,400
Ami
5%
134-,4
96%
*95
40'A
Jan
3
97
142
"130
1,900
40
46
10
*95
600
142
40
87
19% Jan
'130
—-1
common....„ 10
53% Jan
47J/4 Jan
142
ir
38% Feb 25
28
134'%
*130
A: 35
20
78% Apr 23
49 % Apr 30
Feb
35 ;■
10%"
5
15
35 %
19%
10
37% Apr 26
16%
35
11 Va
50% Apr
98 % Feb
3
16 %
35%
20
17
3
16%
35%
19%
38% Jan
61% Jan
16%
35%
19%
Aviation
Borden
29% Jan
16%
16%
34%
19%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1
9,300
68'A
Xl6%
16%
20
2
3
67 %
19%
12
Aug
44
68 %
32%
9% Jan
17
*42%
44
66%
3,000
-
*10%
51% Feb
41% Oct
2.900
13 Va
11 %
12
57% Mar 19
67%
65 %
68%
*42%
44
*42%
44
600
-vA
82
81%
*13%
32%
" Jan
3
13%
13%
32%
12% Mar 16
12
81 %
13%
*10%
64
Dec
45 Va
80%
13 %
11
27
79
45
81%
32%
26
48% Dec
*45
44 %
13%
400
V
44
Dec
25
*60 Va
*10%
Class
Mar 11
61
81%
13-%
6IV2
45%
48%
61
44%
65%
11,300
48 %
82%
*42%
30
48%
48%
45%
170
48%
60%
48
6,400
8 J Va
*87
*42
———
9% Dec
11
60
81%
50
Corp„_—10
:
Savers
26
61 % Apr
89 %
X32
cum
Bond
97%
%
; 89
*44%
_—1
RR
Bohn Aluminum &
Bon
97%
•
*60%
48%
60
2.50
1
100
Inc..;
4%%
3 5'A
35
92
*89 %
48
common
14% Dec
54
*89%
1 peso
Best & Co Inc
1
Best Foods Inc
-1
Bestwall Gypsum Co——•
:l
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
com
i_8
7% preferred—
i_
——100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
-1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
10
Bliss (E W) Co
1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
5
18
54% Jan
77'A Aug
34%
;
98%
92
1
Benguet
8
43
53% Jun
31
5%
9
28
j.
14
19
35%
97%
Beneficial Finance Co new
May 14
41% Feb
1 % Dec
30% Oct
35%
:_100
100
preferred
Bendix
66% May 17
57% Mar 11
45% May 31
44% Dec
Corp——13
Howell
&
414%
1» % MAv 17
*/4 iviar
20,200
Bell Aircraft Corp
31
85
64% Dec 27
8
v
31
Jan
13,200
14
Belding-Heminway
30
50% Dec
101
Nov 27
43 %
13%
Life
Beech-Nut
11% Jan 28
8
10
v
42%
14 Vs
S)
(A
Creek
Beech
8
800
4%
43%
13%
Instruments
Shoe
500
42%
Beech Aircraft Corp
31'A Jan 24
37,100
4Vs-
'/a
4
6''/8
47 %
44
Beaunit Mills Inc
11
*4
4
4
6%
6%
47
47
100
1,900
14
conv prior preferred—100
preferred——-—
100
3%%
May 20
6%
%
36%
47%
36
18
*36%
18
36%
36%
1,300
-
11%
*17%
*17%
18
69 Va
*11 Va
43%
Inc—
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
102
3
11%
13%
Bayuk Cigars
2
Jan
35% May 20
31% Mar 14
120
Feb 19
July" 13
116
Apr
69
69%
*11%
4
4
100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
^—1
Barber Oil Corp..
—.10
Barker Brothers Corp common—5
4 % '/o
preferred
50
Bath Iron Works Corp—i
10
May 16
2
63
Apr
71 % Feb
16
19
14
44
9
Jan
*69%
11%
44%
Ohio
&
69%
1,900
& Elec Co—No par
Gas
Baltimore
50% May 16
16%
%
16%
14%
preferred series B
4% preferred series C—
28
16%
*11%
69
17,400
16%
16%
16%
140
10
13%
4%%
82% Jun
42% Jan
60
May 10
Feb
27,300
87%
9%
43%
.
Baltimore
8
Mar
6%
47
1
56
87 Va
(The) —,—9
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
102
86
Inc
Wilcox
&
15
3
113
T)
(B
16
3
96% Jan
29
Babbitt
Babcock
Jan
32 % Jan
2
17
Nov
conv
35% Feb
25
7
Feb
31% Dec
95
15
12% Feb
35 % Feb
8
11% Jun
5
15% Jan
35% May 24
$2.25
47% May 24
(The) common
3
preferred
—No par
Mfg Corp
Avco
5% Sep
377/a Sep
55%
10
9%
Jan
19
%
55
87%
67% Feb
1,300
92
87%
54%
87%
16% Apr
11,700
;
29%
15,600
54%
10
46,100
10
9%
47
97/u
1
23%
23%
1,000
44%
53
1
16% Jan
45
100
76 Va
*75
*89
87%
10
:
29%
91
10
Aug
Conv
DAY
-J "a
29%
88
91
11% Jan
MEMORIAL
23%
0%'
55%
9%
18% Jun
13
2,700
98
-•
CLOSED
45
91
27
Sep
33%
96 %
STOCK
EXCHANGE
76
44%
13
9
33 %
,
98%
44
15% Dec
Nichols
33%
*83
61% Feb
5%
2,700
29%
"
10% May 28
Atlas Powder Co———
25,000
23%
10
29
8% Nov
19 ^4
31%
75%
29%
*89
91
*88%
Coast
19%
31
*97
75%
—10
com—6.50
.—100
19%
31
33%.
98
99
4%
800
-
32 Va
3J%
33%
Atlantic
4,500
19%
30%
33%
700
5%
*32
32%
280
29%
5%
5%
♦32
32
98
.
5%
5%:.
:.'A;A5%-
5 %
5 Ve
:
23
49% Jan
25
Apr
33%
56%
27%
100
-10
■——
5'/a non-cum preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co
May 23
Jan
27
27
63% May
6
33%
56'A
Sante Fe—
Common
11
33
33%
Atchison Topeka &
Jan
10% Feo
27
22% Mar 26
33% July 25
25% Nov 21
33
56%
56%
■
1st preferred
___
Associates Investment Co.
77% May 22
ZZ
38 Va
13%
_
5.25%
28
Jan
38%
27%
.No par
Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
1
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com——1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
18
1,900
38%
32%
33%
55%
Arnold Constable
May 29
Feb
Shares
38%
1
Illinois.—
preferred—
$3.75
the Week
55%
—
of
Co
&
Friday
May 31
38%
38%
38%
32%
-
May 29
Thursday
May 30
•*
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
30
8% Jan
11
11
27% Oct
8
8
Jan
Corp
2
Jan
12
86
Steel
Armco
.—5
—10
Corp
16% Jan
12
13 % Feb
25% Feb
2
Oil
Argo
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
*
May 28
May 27
38
No par
65% Jan
51 Ve Feb
22
18% May 24
26% Jun
4
2
May
102% Mar
5
Dec
Jan
36
28% Mar 27
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
37% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
82
39% Apr
3
35% Jan
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
AND
LOW
STOCKS
■ante (or Previous
*88
49%
*88
90
49%
90
35%
35%
x56 %'
x27%
35%
14
14%
14 Va
14%
47
44%
48%
45
45 Va
5 TVs
60
58%
59 %
35%
20%
*84
24%
7%
*32
101%
*84
30%
30%
31
12%
69
64
.
22%
xl9
11%
22%
19Va
19 Va
12
12 Va
67%
67%
12
*67%
69
*61
64
69
69
46%
47%
8
33%
101%
*17%
24
7%
17%
24
7%
8
32
*31%
*101%
42
12%
5%
5%
5%
5%
33%
34%
33%
33%
50%
52%
27
35%
50%
47
17%
103
15%
*81
*51 %
*26
34%
*50
70
23%
8
12Va
35
46%
18
*41%
5%
12Va
*51%
*28%
*69
64
24 Vs
42
6
16Ve
83
*61
*101%
32
31
22%
47%
18
84%
19%
70
24%
20%
22%
42
5%
15%
*81%
20%
84%
19%
*17%
45
20%
22%
47%
27 Va
44%
84%
19%
*69
27%
45 %
20%
22%
*61
27%
%
44
84 %
31%
12
"
20%
30%
*67%
27%
28
45%
45
6
12%
42
32%
103
42%
5%
5%
12 Vs
12'A
5%
5 %
32%
33 %
15%
16
16
83
*81 %
83%
52%
27%
*51 %
52%
*26 %
27 Vs
35 %
35%
35%
51
*50%
9%
5,000
42
42%
2,000
50 %
51
7,700
9%
*88
90
*88
35%
14%
35%
51
900
46
*44
1,300
35%
14
*45 V8
90
3,400
36
800
14
1,600
46
58%
59%
27 Va
27%
16,300
3,100
44 Vg
44%
5.200
20 Vs
20%
13,800
*84
84 7
s
200
30%
30 Va
800
22 Va
22%
2,300
19%
19%
2.300
12 %
16,300
12
*67%
69
*61
64%
*69
70
47 Vs
47 Va
50
—
_
20
13,300
*17%
17%
100
23%
23%
3,500
7%
7%
900
32%
100
*31
*101%
42 Vs
5%
103
42 Vs
6
20
1.400
3.400
12 Vs
12 'A
5.400
5%
5%
3,100
32%
33%
6.800
15%
16
3,700
*81
82%
*51%
52 Va
*26 %
27 Vs
35%
35%
13,500
50 Va
50%
300
Volume
185
Number 5643
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2569)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)56
Lowest
12
41
31% Jan
23
45 %
22
Nov
14
101
Nov
30
Lowest
y2 Feb
1
Aug 17
Mar
18
38% Feb
9
12
Feb
99 y2 May
27% Apr
65 '/2 Dec
62-/8 May 16
55% Feb
43
53 V2 Jan
43
t eo
14
Mar 28
9
19
Dec
21
94
Dec
104
23
Nov
64% Dec
14
3
17
Feb
% Dec
Jan
28
8
96
Jan
13
5% Mar
12
Feb
108
21% Nov
25
70
Jan
38% Jan
11
9
16
18% Feb
73
Mar 14
May
33
•
Oct
95
28
79
May 9
16% May 31
56 % Apr
1
100% Jan 11
2
2
May 24
29 % Mar
9
4
13
41% July 27
34% Jan
3
19% Nov
1
22% Jan
7
17
9% Jan
31
14 y4 Mar
Central RR Co
Central
8
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
10
44% Feb
8
Sep
13
59% Jan
28
14
Aug 17
45% Dec 26
8
27% Feb
9% May 31
30% Apr
2
11% Jan
10
2% Sep
54% Jan
28
4% Jan
9
75 y2
3
May
43% Jan
8
11
69% Jan
44
22%
15%
103
104
5%
96
16%
xl6
1063/4
X106
663/4
67
34%
173/4
34%
*17%
19%
19%
12 Vb
11%
49 >/4
100
:
X5&'/4
66%
34%
*17%
17%
,19%
19%
48%
*76
12
15%
50
16
16
55%
55%
96
553/4
55
96
31
96
31
35
41%
*18%
41%
19%
*8
5
8
47%
"1
30%
*34%
35%
41
30 3/a
7%
*
9%
9%
32%
33%
1
2 3/a
iq
2%
2%
62%
62 3/4
2%
631/4
31%
X9%
31%
200
19%
600
12%
123/g
9,400
46
46%
600
76
16
*95
Oct
94
Dec
22
1
45
21
% Oct
108
Jan
3
6% Nov
29
53% Jan
3
96 % Jan
20
20 y8 Oct
7
12
90
5
69 y4 Nov
17
38
May 28
25% Feb
31% May
69% Jan
96
r
30%
30
9
23% Jan
11
28
31% Jan
May 16
Apr
2
28
50
Apr
41% Jan
27
31
6
36
16% Nov
Jan
26% Jan
3
16
55 V2 May 28
21% Nov 21
Feb
11
71% Jan
4
56
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
27% Nov
12
46% Feb
1
30
25
43% Mar
4
% Apr
33% Feb
y4 Nov
5
13% Jan
42
42%
18%
18%
*7%
8%
10O
46 3/a
46%
9%
9'3/a
3,500
20,800
32%
4.500
2%
7,000
32
2%
9
69% Mar
1
87
3
12
60
Jun
1
24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
102% Apr
55 y4
2 3/a
47 % Jan
23
12% Jan
30
Nov
30
2
Jan
42% Jun
20
46% May 24
185
Oct
75 y2
89% Nov
!*
26
31
70
Dec
19
18
Jun
60
Jan
Dec
39
Nov
5
98% Dec
Jan
22
83
15
Jan
6
Jan
10
3
50% Jan
141
15
6
3
1% Jan
18
40% Jan
2
Jan
13
100
Jan
21
19
94% Mar
13% Nov
21
23y2Jan
9
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
62% Jan
11
9
5
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
3
54
Nov
30
66% Apr
9
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
99
Jan
2
800
Dec
36% Dec
71% Feb
40% May
12
Apr
17
41
Feb
27
78
Jan
3
13% Feb
25
27
11
Feb
Mar
114% May
8
Apr
17
46% Jan 14
7%
50% Feb
4%
Jan
11
59
Mar
50% Feb
8
57
Apr
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
16% Feb
13
18
20
58
23
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
43
Apr
28% Jan
31% Dec
18
27
54
13
16% Nov
38% Dec
1
21
Jan
6
9
4% Nov 23
8% Mar 16
13% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
15
26
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
42 % Nov
15
23 V4 Mar 19
44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
1
31
36% Mar 12
18% May
9
Jan
28
21% Apr 18
43 y2 July 25
44
Nov 26
jo
Jan
19
1% Sep
28
14% Jan
43% Dec
18
51% Mar 13
5% %
9
43% May 28
May 24
42% May
1
28% May
6
7
45% Jan
60
61
*160
423/4
99%
*80%
42%
43
423%
98%
98-%
98
*68%
70
70%
50
*40
*68%
403/4
40
40
*40
x22 %
22%
213/4
22%
1
-No par
73
73%
2
71%
2%
40%
72%
2%
403/4
40%
preferred_103
*100
103
*100
108
4
106
No par
No par
107%
*800
130
103
107%
22%
72
*800
—10
423/4
*79%
No par
15%
16%
No par
28%
29%
28 Va
50
*49%
50
100
*46
48
pfd
100
pfd—100
*58
58 Va
*55
56%
80
70
40%
22%
*128
723/4
♦100
106%
2 Vb
40%
130
103
42%
43
42%
•78%
81
*78%
16%
283/4
*49 %
50
43%
81
16'/a
16%
28%
28%
*49%
50
46
58 %
58%
*58%
59
56%
*55
56 Va
*45
47%
34%
343/4
343/4
34%
34%
17%
17%
:-5
*17%
17%
173/4
17%
$4.25 preferred
Columbian Carbon
No par
No par
Co
Columbus & Southern
4.64%
cumulative
Nast
Elec—5
Inc
1
10
Co
1
Edison
Comptometer
Conde
Cone
Ohio
Engineering
Commonwealth
d
Co
com—25
preferred—100
Corp
—5
Publishing
Co
No par
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
10
Inc
—No par
Cigar
Consolidated
Coppermines
Consol
Edison
of
Corp
N Y
1
Corp—5
*75%
17%
17%
17%
76%
*75%
76%
43%
44%
43%
433/4
44
30
30
44%
29%
29%
29%
32%
33%
293/4
32'/8
32%
50%
313/4
32 Va
51
'/a
51%
x50
*75%
76%
49%
16 Va
503/4
163a
16%
16%
16%
39
V»
40%
39%
40%
40
98%
16%
40%
98 Va
♦96%
*9
93/a
5
13%
13%
*38
14%
5
13%
14
*83/4
5
13%
98 %.
.
9
5
13%
*96%
8%
5
13%
98%
8%
xl3%
133/4
13%
38%
13%
37%
37%
37'/a
37%
14 74
143^
14%
14 3/8
143/4
com—No par
43%
43%
43%
preferred
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
431/4
.101%
101%
4334
101
101%
101 >/4
101%
$5
-
Electronics
41%
417/a
41
41%
40%
41
1
29%
%
30l/a
29
29 %
29
29
1.33%
15%
3/a
15%
153/a
15%
15%
—1
xl5%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
5
*15%
16
15%
15%
10
47%
47%
15%
47
47%
47'/4
pfd
100
47%
47%
47%
♦46
471/4
*45%
Stores
Inc—1
1%
471/4
1%
1%
1%
Industries-
Foods
RR of
Corp—
Utilities
Cuba
Corp
Gas
6%
Retail
43%
*15%
No par
47%
47%
47%
$4.50
preferred
47%
No par
93
47%
9334
91
921/4
96%
95%
95%
95
$4.16
95
preferred
No par
—No par
93%
*95%
95
preferred
*88%
90%
*88%
90%
2
95% Mar 27
Consumers Power Co com
Container Corp
16
Mar i.8
20% Apr
94
Jan
108% Jan
3
18
9
Apr 24
33% May
3
Mar 29
.——5
preferred
Continental
Jan
4
15
$3.75
$4.50
conv
common
2nd
5
No par
preferred
Mar 12
100
:
Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
92% Feb
118
1%
*88%
of America—
Common
4%
70%
19,100
69%
18%
MEMORIAL
102
DAY
18%
3,900
102
44%
46%
19
19
*96%
61%
*160
40
3,500
16,700
97
613/4
3,800
207
*80%
83
423/4
x963/4
433/a
96%
*68%
70
*40
40%
~10
22%
4,500
22%
72 3/4
73%
2%
*128
2
107
2,900
380
*
9,400
%
2,400
40%
40 3/4
1,400
129
10
103
107%
3,100
43%
43%
79%
79%
80
16%
16%
8,200
28%
29%
7,900
49%
49%
200
45
6,200
45
30
*58%
59
140
*55
55 %
common
10
No par
preferred
IOO
17%
*87%
32
100%
18%
91
32%
100%
173/4
*87 %
313/4
100
18 Va
91
32%
100
18
*87%
17%
90%
18%
91
753/4
10
44 Va
5,100
297/a
30%
1,900
10,400
32
32%
50
50 VA
16%
163/4
11,000
40
401/4
10,000
*96%
98%
8%
83/4
5
13%
13%
2,400
13%
2,300
373/a
14%
6,500
43%
12,300
%
101
1013/4
1,100
41%
413/4
3,900
29%
30%
5,300
15%
15%
4,600
155/a
15%
800
•15%
153/4
200
47%
47%
6,400
47%
200
*46
1%
1%
1,300
473/4
47%
5,000
92%
92%
690
*94
95%
20
*88%
90'A
18
18%
•87%
90
90
32
3/a
114%
10,900
91
911/4
115%
1,900
143/4
43
47%
115%
100
300
2,600
133/4
47
•90
6,100
373%
101
47
911/4
1,600
753/4
47%
47%
*90
2,000
44
100%
47
90%
115%
25,900
*993/4
47%
115
7,800
34%
17%
17 3/a
32 3/8
47
115
35%
17%
32 3/a
90%
*114
34 3/a
34%
5
5
13%
$4.52
14
2,300
6,000
*800
46
*55
46 3/a
*100
107%
*800
153/4
43 Va
43%
2%
403%
'
No par
com
2%
03/4
83
98%
50
*68%
46%
'
207
83
22
48
207
*80 %
1
22
11
page 26.
59%
*160
170
42%
97
343/4
^Consolidated
42% Feb
see
*96 %
17%
Consol
83
footnotes
99%
j
34%
17
3
5
83
42%
97
58
49% Jan
17% Jan
2,400
88%
42
18%
34%
23
5
56% Aug
102% Mar
207
*80%
*96%
60%
18%
17%
Jan
105
117% Nov
97
*160 ~
19%
19
45%
101% Jan
84% Jan
27%
*88
STOCK
18
105
44
35 Va
3% Jan
2
12
*96%
59%
173%
*102
43%
343/4
Consol
2
27
100
17%
105
433/a
17%
Consolidated
29% Jan
Dec
19
3434
14
99% Jan
83
17%
*102
43%
18%
34%
23
18
111% Dec
102
43%
101% Jan
4
89
102
42
May 29
18
29,800
CLOSED
88%
1%
47%
2
75%
EXCHANGE
69%
173/4
*128
Consolidated
6
68 3/a
70%
17%
128
8
3
68%
67%
128
10
23
67%
46%
88
2.50
16 % Jan
20
10
14
45%
2.50
35% Jan
36% Jan
31
Jan
46% May
106% Jan
Dec
39% Feb
Jan
Jan
17
42%
453/4
*413/4
453/a
No par
58
93% Jan
11
22
88%
41%
Mar 12
91
200
12%
59
27%
88%
15
-
Natural
1
6,900
27%
89%
.5
—;
Consolidated
3
28% Nov 28
B
47% May 27
Jan
Jan
A
Class
Gas
112
7,100
Va
19%
Broadcasting System—
Class
14
14% Jan
27%
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
Laundries
11
27%
%
75%
46
com
Fly
Consolidated
109% Feb
104
Southern
27%
300
35
8
*ll3/4
42%
100
com
Consolidated
18
19
1
27%
No par
Corp_
15
1% May 15
4,500
*56
75%
42%
15
Iron
Mar 28
19
Sep
&
Apr
31
23
&
27%
—5
-
17
45
59
75%
2,700
40%
35 %
453/4
preferred series B-
Colorado
27%
.1
16
39% Feb
*56
75%
7,700
26%
12%
59
74%
300
19%
33
*1
89%
No par
29
Dec
28
21
76%
*11%
38%
60
40%
10
preferred
15% May 29
39% Feb 12
Dec
18% Dec
Feb
11
10% Apr
6 % Jan
107
74%
12%
1,300
32%
33%
No par
Solvents
18
93
103 y2 Jan
Aikman
Credit
101
*56
25
(The)
Commercial
39% Jan
14% Feb
Co
Commercial
17
58
:
2nd
Combustion
14% Feb
92
For
4
27
*56
100
31 % Mar 18
104
19
*11%
No par
34% May 17
52% May 14
16
35%
18 7/8
12%
36%
19
19%
35%
193/4
*12
1,400
29
60
35%
36
*19
5
Co
3
4% Apr
8
12% May 6
13% May 20
34% Feb
8
82% Dec
99
48% Jan
1
35 Va
*18%
par
par
1,000
;
20 7/a
*373/4
26%
3
10
12
98% May 22
8 % Feb
6
15% Apr
Dec
11
19 % Jan
10% Jan
88
78% Jan
42 % Mar
3
<23
6
2
Dec
Dec
15
7
8
15
13% Jan
39
101 % Dec
34% Jan
25
15% May
29
15% Dec
8
44% Mar 19
Nov
26% Oct
46% Jan
Jan
21% Mar 20
20
100
Dec
Feb
26%
—
Col"mbia
25
20 S/8
403/4
27
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Colgate-Palmolive Co.com$3.50 preferred
36% May 15
35% May 15
44% Nov
40%
26%
1st
21
24% Sep
44% Oct
40 3/4
27%
2nd
21
28% Nov
26%
35%
noncumulative
29 % Jan
May
40%
noncumulative
29% Jan
75
41%
-100
105
36%
19%
A—
7,600
*28 %
593/4
4%
19
3
18%
4%
19
84 y4 Jan
19
20O
62%
*99%
29
59%
6
34 y4 Dec
Aug 23
183/4
*28%
33
23
34% Dec
78
19%
60
1,600
7%
26 %
62
38
18%,
9%
1
9
36%
38
luo
cumulative
Coca-Cola
28
25
Feb
36
383/8
preferred
Collins &
50% Apr
17
35%
29
60
Molybdenum
Corp
Clopay
Colorado Fuel
2
28
31
353/4
*28%
13,600
*7%
203%
*373/4
29
25
convertible
83
Apr 17
16% May 31
28
17% Dec
20%
381/4
Co
Equipment
33% Jan
22% Jun
May 28
20%
36 3/a
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
Special guaranteed 4% stock
Clevite Corporation
5
22% Jun
3 5%
20
43%
26%
105
33
$4.50 preferred
8
39% Jan
55
*99%
20
32%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
5
Jan
47% Mar 12
18
103%
103%
12,900
7%
*59%
43 % Mar
800
*100
63%
7%
90
29%
42
26%
62%
7%
33%
Climax
106
26%
62%
7%
32%
40%
75% May 20
2% Feb 11
139
26%
x62%
*59%
Cleveland Electric Ilium
14
23% May 17
30
Nov~29
Jan
17
60% Feb
*26
64 3/a
38
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
lqp
5% noncumulative preferred—100
25
11
Feb
Apr
2
104
Clark
May 16
Jan
18
127
131% Mar
175
Jan
68% Apr
5
75
Dec
96% May 31
69% Mar 5
Jan
125
20
13
May 16
7%
263/4
8.50
Service
4%%
43% May 20
40%
47
14
36% Feb
78 % Aug 15
3% Jan 16
18
Nov
65
80
80% Mar 26
20
100
12
15
175
7%
64
1,900
94
29
9
100
City Investing Co common
5 % %
preferred
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
9
13
52% Mar 26
8%
No par
—
20% Apr
96% Apr
Jan
45
23
127% Sep
7
9
36%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
May
2
46% May 31
43 y2 Jun
24% Jan
8
2
93% Jan
*
*28%
preferred
Cities
200
300
36%
*92
42%
Del-50
com
C IT Financial
Corp
103
July 18
May 28
111
26
39% Dec
1
103
30
34% Jan
3
4
196
16
97% Dec
Jan
17% Mar
9
41'A
•26%
20
Common
4%
60% Jan
May 3
38'/8 Feb 27
9
*101
Oil
Copper Co__
Chrysler Corp
46% May 31
70% May 24
18% May 31
3
109
9
com
Western
Cotton
31
12
18
29
100
Ry
preferred series
24
12
102
North
Apr
94% Jan
12
15% Jan
29
23 y2 Jan
9
Nov
18
283/4
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
30
39% Feb
Feb
Western
9,900
63
36
92
29
41%
Chile
25
58
6
104 y2 Jan
17% Dec 27
93
8
91
28%
40%
pfcL
&
Chickasha
11
39% Feb
73% July 17
20% Mar 29
102
9
36%
91
29%
421/4
com__No par
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Mar 26
Jan
80 % Apr
2
July 10
20
54
22
90
36%
40
Great
5%
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
28
26% Jan
Chic
93%
37
28%
preferred
50
Milw St Paul &
Pac-L—No par
5% series A noncum
14
*36%
41
5%
29
12% Jan
*91
Chic
29
64
87% Jan
4
39% Dec
Jan
2
64% Jan
29% July 10
3
37% Jan
Jan
61% Jan
34% Apr
% Apr
2
Chic
Mar 15
37
1.25
preferred
111 RR
Class A
May 20
43
convertible
Chicago & East
8
40
10
12
Apr
56% Jan
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
51% Feb
39% Jan
12
5
3%%
_
20 %
Mar 19
24
Dec~20
10% Jan
31% Mar 15
Feb
4
2,700
35%
63
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va__
1.5,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
30% Mar 11
2
29
18
600
60
3/4
*35
32 Va
1
Manufacturing
9
9% Feb
363/a
No par
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Cab
24
10% Mar 28
C100
4,900
Co-
—
$4.50 preferred
2
49% Jan
110% Jan
20
27
Common
29
99% Mar 18
35% Dec
35 %
11
99% Jan
12
36 y2 Dec
19
Champion Paper & Fibre
Jan
7% May 8
25% May 10
59% Feb 12
21
31% Apr
19
40% May 28
8% Feb 19
109% Nov 21
24% Jan 16
9
28% Feb
Feb
32% Feb
12% May 4
10 Va Apr 13
44% July 19
28
29% Nov
9
27% Apr
45% Dec
1
31% May 24
7
Aug
v
553/4
*62%
34
.
16%
*543/4
9%
32
173/4
*70
8%
*62%
9%
1,800
19%
47
2%
*62%
9%
170
1,300
34%
*17%
19%
46%
1
Co
DAY
41%
*7 Va
47
11,400
663/8
34
MEMORIAL
30%
18 %
7%
46%':
16%
108
661/4
35%
41%
7,900
6,800
98%
16%
16
*35
4l3/4
183/4
18%
3/a
47%
■v
40
5%
97
*105%
96
*343/4
104
*96%
1
CLOSED
55
96
30%
10
EXCHANGE
1
74
96
100
23,700
5%
48
74
110
1,500
16%
96%
STOCK
12%
*46%
;■
82
16
12,500
16
19%
12
47
83
15%
par
_
49%
*76
16% ;
107
34%
18
19%
par
16%
66
58%
44
22%
♦1023/4
574
106
5.200
3,000
57%
9 81/4
653/4
34%
140
253/a
67
22%
96%
16%
34
18
5%
95%
*96%
107
x65 %
113/4
No par
of N J____
5%
953/4
*96%
101%
*43%
105
98 %
94
98%
6,600
66%
22%
16'/a
*103
3,100
25%
44
22%
15%
3,100
30V4
*101
25%
*43
22%
15%
1063/4
&
Belt
44
22%
41%
293/4
101
25%
16
1
Aircraft Co_
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain
44
100%
23</a
41%
58y2
100
5
com
22%
66%
57%
16%
20
Cessna
9
66
58%
94%
1
Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
2
3% Jan
2% May 28
57% Mar 13
66
57%
•96%
South West Corp
5
Central Violeta
Sugar Co—
-9.50
Century Industries Co
No par
Cerro de Pasco
10
65%
593/a
53/4
Service-
May 20
43% May 22
16% Apr
7% Apr
28
67
43
AllOO
preferred series
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec—No
Central Illinois
Light com
No
4%% preferred
;
Central Illinois Public
36
25%
15%
.-100
J .5%
31% May 14
Feb
1
13% Jun ' 8
7% Dec
1
July 24
Aug
9
Jan
25
105%
—
23%
25%
*5%
Aguirre Sugar Co
12
Feb
preferred
23
100
-22%,
—10
—
Foundry Co
of
Georgia Ry
15
43
5%
30 %
•103%
common
Central
52% Jan
35
28 .<
41%
30%
7
preferred series
Central
17 y8 Mar 22
113
preferred-!
conv
Corp
Central
61
19
2nd
16
9
31
7%
4%%
Celotex
41 %
303/4
100
common-
13% May 22
16
23
•'
•'
41
66
4.20% preferred
100
Celanese Corp of Amer
com__No par
23
16
Nov
Caterpillar Tractor
>
Shares
22%
40%
30%
58%
12.50
preferred-
51% May
8
15% Oct
98% Dec
2nd
19% Mar 20
8% Jan
3
81% Feb
32
conv
37 % Apr
Aug 14
1
the Week
May 31
100%
5
1
Sales for
Friday
May 30
31
25
10
50
PRICES
Thursday
41%
100%
No par
preferred
6%%
•
8
25
51 y2 Jan
27% Jan
11
65% Feb
31% Feb
13
Ry_100
Carriers & General
Corp___
(J I) Co common
7%
preferred
8
Jan
17% Jan
12 y4 Mar 16
57% Apr
86 V2 Jun
Ohio
&
Light.
SALE
May 29
22
X30%
.
.
17% Jan
20
&
22%
41
5
HIGH
Wednesday
May 28
213/4
~io
Case
6
3
Jun
4%%
14
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
17
14% Feb
104
11
110% Jan
!
AND
Tuesday
May 27
1
Carpenter Steel Co_—
Carrier Corp common
22% May 31
16% Jan 14
3
Power
26
22
47% May
28
Nov
75
47
Clinchfield
Carolina
26
11
5
27
Carolina
Monday
Par
.
(The) Co—
(Philip) Mfg Co__
Carey
6
Apr
Inc_
Carborundum
Mar 21
72% Apr
65 % Jan
12
85% Feb
4
25% Mar
13
101% Apr
5% Jan
3
Feb
20
14
8
43
Jan
119
21
Feb
17 % Dec
9
2iyBJan
21
34
26
July" 18
95%
11
13% Nov
12
113 y4 Jan
55% Jan 23
102
2
50% Feb
24% Aug 16
18% Jan
5
11% May 28
100
22% Jan
Capital Airlines
32% May 22
105
May 27
20%
Nov
2
31
4
45% Jan
2
LOW
EXCHANGE
26% Jan
12
22
23 "% Mar 20
121
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
18 y2 Apr
22% Nov 29
40% Feb 29
49% Nov 20
20% Jan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
23% Dec
32%
101
114%
2,100
3 00
9,600
90
700
17
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... .Monday, June 3, 1957
The
(2570)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
v*
STOCKS •'
>■'
NEW YORK STOCK
r*
EXCHANGE
* Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1936
Highest
Lowest
Monday
May 27
Continental Copper & Steel—
12% Feb
14
16% Oct
22
15
28% Oct
19
22
58% Apr
20
5% Dec
6
43
Sep
9% Jan
Feb
45
9
11
Jan
6
2
21
79% Apr
29
51% Jan
May 28
31% May 10
43% Jan
28'% Feb 11
49% May 21
59'% Feb 15
26
52
Jan 31
64% Jan 31
66
Deo
67% Apr
60% Nov 29
Dec
89
Oct
24
28
180'% Mar
7
152% Dec
?.(, 20
93
5% Sep 25
2% Dec
■
6% Jan
3
33
5
*"79*
97% Mar
18:
Dec
31
42% Mar 26
4
Dec
*23
50%
7%
3
*22 7
23%
7%
7%
3.400
300
'
%
4,400
7%
4,900
16,300
51
7%
7%
66%
64%
65%
66%
66%
66%
68%
36%
35
35%
35
35
36 %
36 %
70
0834
70%
9.400
34 7 a
35%
"7,800
7%
,,
06%
08%
66
67 3 4
66%
34%
33
33%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
34
32
32%
5.400
34%
35
34%
35%
5.000
*49%
52
*49 3/i,
52
70 '4
*69%
71
*69%
71
32'%
34%
*49%
68%
68%
': 24
*68%
24
24
24
93-%
92%
84
94%
99%
*84
86
84
-94
96
94%
94%
*84
86
96
30%
30%
30%
157%
158%
156%
x23%
—
24%
23%
23%
23%
24
5%
5'%
5
5 "a
2%
2%
2%
*2%
31%
81
*
83
———-.100
10
31%
12,700
2.700
*5
/
5'A
2
%
j2%
800
31%
317 a
-.8.400
*80
82
♦80
14.200
24 "a
237 a
DAY
180
157
*155
MEMORIAL
31%
31%
31%
81
31%
31%
*81
95%
5%
2%
5%
2%
■
10
86
31
157
31
67,400
*93%
CLOSED
30%
158%
30%
1.000
90%
*84
EXCHANGE
*94
138%
100
1
STOCK
23%
86%
24
91%
89%
100
-
2334
24%
.
1.900
52
32
34%
35%
52
*40%
5
100
;
35
25
preferred
a
50'/a
51%
x36
—,—_1
Coty International Corp
—_1
3%%
?
12%
7%
5
Crane Co common
Shares
xl2%
X66
5
14
Corp
the Week
23%
51
Coty Inc
Mar 14
86
23%
50%
preferred
Sales for
Friday
May 31
12%
33%
Cosden petroleum
■
36% Apr 22
May 14
Jan 15
80
7
7%
May 17
2
6% Jan
2% Jan
*22%
51%
preferred series of 1947-100
Products Refining common_10
Corn
4
Mar
22%
3%%
25
2
21
May 28
2% Feu 27
5
May 29
-
Jan
19'% Jan
3
2
32% Apr 24
164
22%
x50%
Corning Glass Works common
3 %%
preferred
3
Jan
96% May
8
Feb 11
Jan
155
5
23% Aug 27
30
89
84
32% Feb
20
27% Jan
Jan 19
Jan 25
14
99% May 27
57% Feb 13
May 28
5
99
5.
31
27% Jan
—25
h—5
1
Cooper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co common—__5
5% convertible preferred
:_50
6% convertible preferred
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—_1
74'/« May 17
8
21% Mar
99
26
84% Jun
13
40% Mar 12
6
Dec
23
52% Jan
8
12%
Issued
When
37% May 17
12%
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
May 15
37
_2
12%
Corp
Continental Steel
41% J an
*'
v
12%
12%
:
preferred
Insurance
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
18
68 % May 31
34% Feb 12
33
*49 M» Apr
8% Apr
2
27
common
convertible
5%
Continental
14
33% Dec
24% Jan 23
7
3
Mar~20
70
Dec 20
41
2
Jan
54% Feb
45% Nov 15
68% Dec 28
1
25% Jan 23
34 % Jun
26% Jan
54% May
12
Industries
7
15% Jan
12% Mar 26
22'A Feb
•«
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Tuesday
V Wednesday
May 30
May 28
May 29
V
>/>■/>>.
Previous
Range for
200
82
>
'
28% Jan
30% Jan
14 Va Dec
19
11% Dec 11
28% Dec
7
16
50% Nov 23
69% Apr
3
49% Apr
3
57
Jan
11
Feb
2
92
2
100
Feb
18
38% Jan
10
3
4
18% Feb
28
35% Feb
23
104
Dec 27
91
Dec
14
li
Jan
25'% Dec 26
7% Jan
10
14% May
Dec
26
84% Aug 20
10'% Jan
3
Feb
13
31% Dec
40
28
49% Nov 28
33% Feb
1
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
38"% Feb
12
47
Jan
11
33%
33'i
34%
%
34%
34
29
■
27%
8%
8%
;
5
100
8
28%
27%
27%
1.900
8%
8%
3,600
61 %
61%
7%
*3078
/>
36,000
190
.
300
8
3.400
400
32%
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12%
59
*58%
59
69
59
*59
5,500
60
.
300
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
*21'A
21%
600
44
'
45%
43%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
26,700
43%
43 "2
*44%
45%
44%
45
1
44%
44%
10
*57%
58%
i!
—
Cutler-Hammer Inc
8%
32%
12%'
12%
12%
*58%
i
€1%
7%
*31%
311'2
31%
'31%
1
No par
No par
1
common
♦61
8%
31%
8%
8%
■
260
35%
28
60
59
59 %
*58%
5*
500
11,600
34'A
8%
preferred—--'.
Class A
94'.i
93%
8%
—,—?
6,300
'
27%
preferred $1.60
Curtis-Wright common
64% Jan 34
51% Mar 29
NOV 19
65
*93%
2,600
93%
8%
Prior
11
49% Nov 28
14
Oct
94%
>
53
93%
29%
Publishing
$4 prior
11
52%
94
26%
Curtis
May 20
*28%
53%
33%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
59
28%
52%
8%
Cuneo Press Inc
21% Apr
28%
52%
29%
13% May
12
28%
52%'
27%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
;
53% Feb
19
13%
28%
53%
29%
6
19% Jan 17
Nov
28%
14%
26%
2
21
13%
100
pfd
300
14%
13%
Sugar ——10
noncum
Cuban-American
8
14%
14
29
27%
33% Jan 28
7% Jan 18
14%
13%
29%
Feb
9
2
31% Jan
Cuba RR 6%
14%
29
'
93
of America—12.50
Crucible Steel Co
w
29%
14%
14
14%
52
29
29%
14%
14%
*28%
—.-
*29
29%
14% :
2.50
-No par
Corp common
,5
84.20 preferred
—No par
preferred
$2
65% Jan
9'% Sep 14
63% July 19
3
52% Oct
9
10% Dec 20
26% Jan 23
6% Jan
53
7
29%
2
1
_
Crown Zellerbach
17
30% Apr 25
Jan
2
11
7% May 14
7% NOV 16
Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common,
17
32% Apr
21% Apr 10
8
May 17
57% May 16
65
Apr
15% May 13
31% Feb 18
Apr 26
29% Mar 12
19
Jan
2
23% July 25
Jan
16
31
11% Mar 27
28
14% May 28
14
Jan
Corp (The)—.—
Cream of Wheat
17
29% Jan
2
28% Oct 22
29%
58
*57%
59
58
57%
x57%
800
'400
58%
D
47% Oct
11% Dec
Feb
96
24
17% Mar 19
16
6% May 21
17'% May 21
30% Dec
3
50
NOV 16
4% July
12% Dec
27
May 16
44% Jan 24
2
43% Feb
13
13% Apr
7
5%
5%
*5%
*12%
13%
*12%
13%
*12%
13%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37'%
37%
2,400
46%
467«
46
46 %
4,400
76%
76%
—10
Power & Light common__7
86
Feb 27
4
88
Apr
5
20'% Apr
10
23% Jan
3
13% Jan
2
17% May
8
27'% Feb
11
32% May
6
Deere
6
27% May 29
31% Feb
1
Records
Decca
3
16% Mar 12
31'% May 18
25% Apr 27
26% Feb
10
8
July 26
41% Feb
47
Delaware
Jan~23
38%
Nov
Delaware
Delta
44% May
May 14
38% Jan
14
37% Jan
2
Jan
26
61% Jan
11
18
15% May
79
7
14 % Feb
9
24% Dec
26 % Feb
9
'
28
12
40
20
35
50
31% Nov 23
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
31% Nov 27
35'% Jan
17
17% Jun
15
23% Oct
19
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
7
13% Apr
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
Dec
39% Mar
' May
23
22% Jan
2
1
57% Jan
Apr 24
2
*25% May 20
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
49
Nov 29
60% Aug 17
47'% Feb
8
69
May
1
Dixie
62
Dec
75
62% Jan
17
85
May
9
5%
3
32% May 22
2
11% Jan
2
9
12% Nov 29
16% Mar 21
12% Jan
72% May 28
95% Sep
75% Mar 12
Dec
10
13
7
Apr
14
Divco-Wayne Corp
May 29
56% Mar 20
24 % Jan
42% Feb
12
16% Nov 23
21% Feb
3
17'% Jan
2
57% May 13
19 % May
9
10% Jun
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
14
6% Oct
1
237
175% Nov 29
67
1074 May 20
203% May 16
110
Mar 27
176% Mar
103% May 28
83% Dec
26
99% Jan
3
Jan
20
38% July 12
39
Dec
28
50
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
83% Jan
33
"43
Dec
Dec
Nov
14
5
28'/a
2,900
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,200
48%
49
48%
49%
*49'A
49%
1,700
22%
22%
48%
22%
49
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
43%
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
437a
44
5,800
3,300
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
61%
41%
61%
41%
64
*61%
63%
15%
16
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Jan
24
Jan
31
12
29
24
11
Jan
22
16% Jan
10
50
47
May 22
14% May 17
48%
493i
*48
49
"35%
37
*35%
37
*35%
STOCK
6,200
10
>
16%
47%
37
16
8.300
48
700
37=
*35%
:
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
MEMORIAL
51%
51%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
DAY
32%
31%
2.700
32%
31 "2
*31
31 %
25
25%
24%,
33
*31
32
*31
-
24%
25
14%
7,700
100
>
5,100
>.i
147a
14%
;v.*
-
25 Va
-25
24%
14%
14%
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
•317 a
11%
111a
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
65%
66%
66%
67%
2,500
11%
66%
66%
65%
66
82%
83
81%
81%
\30 %
31
30
30%
32
i >-
*
2,200
2,600
5.600
■
'
83
1-83
29%
*10%
*83%
88
1,300
30
30 %
3074
2,900
10%
10%
10%
1,300
10%
13%
13%
10%
13%
10%
13%
13%
13
13 Va
No par
No par
1
77
80%
76''4
78%
78%
79 %
78%
79%
20%
21
20%
20%
20
21 %
21 %
62
62%
62%
21%
63%
63
63%
18,100
X55
56%
55%
557',,
55%
56 %
17,200
18%
18%
19%
19
19
*10%
11
10 %
11
8%
9
87a
10%
62%
63%
55 %
56 ■>
18%
—1
18%
18%
*10%
11%
11%.
*
11%
'
9
9%
5
No par
No par
193%
196%
192
194 %
194%
196%
104
104
103%
103%
104
104
86
86
_10
36%
36%
8%
—'
—
86%
36%
36%
36%
100
196%
10,700
199
103%
103%
84%
*84
36%
x357/a
>
800
200
85%
36 %
•
7,000
:>/V/20/
*39
40'%
*38
40%
*47%
48'%
*46%
48 %
'43%
43%
*42%
43
49
49
*47%
49
40
48%
48'%
*45
47%
50
48
*45
48
40%
*39
*47%
43%
*43 "
*48
49
*48
49
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
*46
48
*46
48
15%
1,000
13,800
8%
48%
40%
48%
>14%
6,100
14,200
12,400
.
*43%
40%
*43 *
5
—
*85 V2
84 %
*47%
-50
50
50
50
50
50
:—
DWG Cigar Corp
13%
3%
4.10%
Feb
50
—
4.20%
54
49%
_i—1
4%
50
17% Jan
16
-5
50c
preferred _!
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
49
48% Jan
15%
xl4%
$3.75 preferred
46
May
16%
Ltd—^12
1
$4.15 preferred
46
i
15%
(E I) & Co—
7
42% Jan
*62
64
*■61%
-
2
Duquesne Light Co common
2
29
Jan
v,
1
25
Preferred $3.50 series
18
Feb
52% Jan
19
14% Jun
47
s*
54
6
"44% Dec
43% Jan
1,300
28%
—_—No par
49% Jan 29
Jan
39
6
27%
28
Preferred $4.50 series
1
37% Apr
44% Feb
347/a Jan
27
31%
27%
14%
Common
52% Jan
18
46
Feb
89% Feb
8
31
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
————
Duplan Corp
du Pont de Nem
1
5
6
31%
27%
Dunhill International
15
9% May 27
Apr
121% Feb
31%
27%
Limited USA IncI
Drewrys
1
28
31%
27%
Dresser
7% Mar
102% Dec
*
'an
12
Corp
15,900
X31%
Chemical CoIndustries
Dow
2
Jan
6,200
No par
29
20
5
31
2,700
16%
32%
Co—
Ltd-
Dover
21
20%
16%
28
Douglas Aircraft Co—
82% July
10
10
20%
16 %
>:16-;>;
16%
'U——
27%
Mines
Dome
16
16%
130
84
20%
20%
21
20%
*80
31%
conv
14
23% Dec
3
Jan
16
Cup Co common
Dr Pepper
14
Jan
50% Dec
18% Dec
21%
No par
preferred series A—1-50
Dobeckmun Co (The)—
——-1
14% Mar 19
91
44% Nov 20
57
20%
>
80
.——50c
Diana
14
11% May 17
24'% May
10% Jan
84
76%
14 %
Corp
Stores
14
34% Jan
17
26% Dec 26
*80
Lines Inc
15% Jan
4
9% Apr
5
23
84
cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co—
29% Apr
Sep
39'% Apr
*80
$1.50
6
12
83
75'%
*76
'
No par
50
Mar 29
34
25
83
Diamond Match common—
13% Aug 27
9
80
Power <fo Light
Air
May 25
29% Nov 29
*77
13%
*12%
10
37% Mar 13
31% May 13
31
May 23
20% Feb 21
80
DeVilbiss 'Co————————15
Devoe <fe Raynolds class A
2
Diamond Alkali CO—
,'-10
*50% May 21
39
Jan 31
Jan 21
37
43'% Dec
-32
2
Jan
*78
Co—13.50
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit Edison ———
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
Detroit Steel Corp.—————1
18
41% May 21
65
80
%
48
47%
300
6
20
Lack & Western
Delaware
38"% Dec
48
33% Jun 25
64
7
51% May 15
25
'78
,
Hudson—
&
26% Apr
25% Jan
16% Apr 30
80
50c
preferred
22% Apr 29
18% Sep
79
& Co common
7%
28% Apr£5
13
82
50c
Inc
*80
100
Dayton Rubber Co
47%
47 %
-100
series D
series C
Preferred 3.75%
3.90%
Preferred
35% Feb
*5%
6
100
series A
3.75%
Preferred
34% Jan
36% Jun
—.--
—
Jan
Sep 25
26% May 28
5%
May 22
29
5
5%
Dayton
4
Mar
86
60
7,300
11%
Daystrom Inc
49% Apr 15
;
11%
'A
11%
Corp common—2.50
convertible preferred
20
5 Vo
3
40% May
11
11%
82
8
12% Dec 18
25% Oct
8
27% Dec
25
4,000
57%
82
82
11%
80
12
Dec
18
84
11%
11%
Davega Stores
6% Feb 27
5Jan
12% Jan
29% Jan
>8%
*82
5
River
1
Feb
81
9
58''a
*82
84
*82
84
57%
58%
57%
1
100
Corp common
preferred series A
Mills Inc———
3%%
75% May 31
99
20% JUn
Dan
6
95% Mar
Sep 27
12
Dana
12% Jan
7
4
Jan
96
19
76% Dec
59% May 20
86% Mar 1
12
10% Feb
31
22
83
49% Feb
79% Jan
56% Nov 23
1
Dec 21
79
.
14%
*46
"
14%
14%
42%
42
42%
38%
38'A
38%
27%
27 3A
28
28
38%
14%
14%
42
38
14%
V
300
1,600
E
*
''
36% Feb
17
48% Dec
5
40% Feb 12
47% Jan
11
43% Feb
14
57 % Aug
8
35% Apr
2
51% Jan
4
37 % Apr
19
26'% May 16
30 % Apr
3
30% Mar 13
40
77
V*
81% Mar
A 26% Nov 28
29% Jan
75% Jan
23
54% Dec
17
23
100% July 17
Dec
18
170
51% Jan
23
66
150
/
Apr 12
Oct
29
22'A Nov 30
30
Jan '
74
17
94
Jan
10
35% Nov 26
r
'■<
50
Jan
3
Dec
90
3
Nov
15
16% Jan
30
21% Dec
18
32% Nov
29
41% Jan
5
2% Nov
28
32% Dec
14
11
Dec
27
21% Jan
20
106
May 16
'
*
•
47
4% Jan
34
3
Nov 20
17% Mar 20
34% Dec
13
May 31
41% Feb
81% Feb
13
13
•
4% %
5
158 % Feb
6%
28
64% Jan
14
27% May
8
81% Apr
11
May 24
40
Jan
16
90
Feb
91
Apr
31
8
1
21% Jan
9
11
2
40% Apr
25
Bros
4%%
Ekco
>
4%%
Mus
14% Jan
38 7A
May
31
9
&
10078
-100
1
—
Amer
—5
47% Jan
52% May 10
5%
65
May
5%
conv
29% Dec
27
31 % Dec
28
29 % Jan
15
40
El
28% Feb
13
38
May 14
May 17
27% Apr
9
34
May 20
Emerson
30%
Sep~12
31
13% Jan
3
19% Dec
20
21% Nov
27
31% Oct
1
*"
34% Mar
9
5
Nov
23
98
25% Jan
11
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
*87
19% Dec
31
Jan
70
Dec
7
86
Feb
58
Dec
12
71
July 18
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
2
53/4 Mar
19% Feb
32% Feb
84
Feb
27% Jan
18% Feb
8
15
6% Jan
21
Jan
9
14
7
15
35% Apr
10
15
893A Jan
14
2
12
323/4 Apr
203/s Jan
3Q
7
713/4 Jan
3
77
Feb
1
59
7
62
Feb
28
Jan
Paso
2nd
Natural
_
_
4%
5%
Erie
79%
150
33%
>33y8
33%
1,300
89
*86
90
*78
79
19%
19%
1,600
37 %
37%
6,900
3%
3%
2,600
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33'A
33%
1,600
11%
11%
11%
11%
36%
33%
38%
39%
37
—10
*20%
20%
20%
common —25
337a
337a
*33%
1,700
37%
363/4
37
5,900
*50 %
51%
*50%
51%
63
62
63
*62
63
38%
31%
6%
11%
36%
51%
36
32%
6'/a
11%
363/4
38
32%
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
1,100
3%
*61%
38%
38%
x38%
39%
36,000
36%
39
373/a
37%
16,900
31%
32
32%
32%
5,500
36%
32 %
*85
30 %
6
6 %
20%
34
,
6
*20%
%
34
6 Va
3.400
20%
20%
1,500
34
34
34
*84
85
6'/a
6
30
85
85
84
84
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,800
lp%
19
19 y8
19 Va
19
19 Va
5,800
18%
18%
73%
733/4
*72%
73%
*72
73%
*72
73%
50
*53%
60%
*59
60 %
*59
60%
*58%
60%
..
700
88
30%
_100
No par
600
20%
*
100
1,900
37%
63 %
.8.50
******
54
26%
20
51%
preferred
•
%
3%
36 %
Erie RR common
*86
90
26%
26
•
54
3%
5
Equitable Gas Co
33%
•148%
54
3%
4
63 %
Emerson Radio &
Endicott Johnson Corp
26
*78
.
151%
19%
4
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
53
,
590
37'A
*50%
Mtg Co
9,900
19%
3
Electric
9,500
102%
150%
37%
„50
Class B
55%
19%
*50
Gas
54%
xlOO%
37
3
preferred
55%
19%
—50
preferred
533A Mar 14
54%
-
38 %
117 a
13
*86
79%
-
19%
37%
30
Oct~31
90
79%
77
37
37 %
Jan
5% Dec
*86
1,500
17,000
40
39
•150
33'A
11%
57% Dec
25'%
78
33
v
>
40
997 a 100%
26%
77%
33%
—10
50
•
26 %
79%
33%
-15
common-
10
'
27%
*78
;•
54%
Elliott
Battery—.
151%
x26%
»A
1,400
10,700
...
79
99%
53%
37/a
shares
*
v
54%
99
*150
-
56
1
-100
.2.50
,
793/4
53
151 %
55 %
Elgin National Watch Co
12
3
55%
33 %
Co
78'/4
7974,
53%
—10
Apr
44% Feb
'
79
*150
Ind
Electric Storage
6
38%
>
27%
38%
—2
preferred
1
2
27%
38%
-100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
3
30% Feb
27%
38%
Co common— —10
Stores Ino common
4% Apr
11'/a Jan
27%
99
preferred
35% Mar
8
-100
Products Co common-
Electric
Feb
>38%
Corp— -•—5.
preferred
Manufacturing Co—:
Eaton
Edison
23% Mar 21
77% Mar 15
33
41%
37%
Fuel Assn com_ —10
Kodak
Eastman
Mar 12
&
prior preferred
Stainless Steel
Eastern
May 29
4
oas
41%
39 f.
—10
Corp
.n
41%
37%
-
58% May 13
102% May 31
53
18% Mar
Eastern
East
Apr 30
41%
1
:
Airlines Inc
Eastern
150
30% Feb
3% Jan
—10
Eagle-Picher Co
200
—
*■4-
'
-
,
,
5643
185 ~ Number
Volume
.
The Commercial
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2571)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
/■'
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
4
Lowest
29y4 July 17
15% Jan 20
Mar 23
20
'
22'A Feb
Highest
13
1
59% Dec
14% Feb
26
5
42 3A Apr
38'% May
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
20% Dec
1
Apr
30
26
53% May 29
65
Jan
15% Jan
3
'A Jan
24
15
16
Jan
11
20
12
10
May 29
ll'/z May 15
151/2 Feb 26
12
15% Nw
21% Oct
25% Mar
16
'
Apr
6
Peb
75% Mar
2
10
Oct
31% Jan
7% Jun
11
J
18% Dec
27
27
Dec
367b May 14
36% May 7
21% Sep 10
'
Oct'
53
1
-nMay
135
May
19
Peb
-
:
Z
10
; Dec
Z
3
33% Nov 29
Dec
Peb
'
:
12
■
13
99
12% Peb 27
Feb
7"
34'A Feb
12
18
Hi/2 Mar
.5
49% Feb
19
2
44% Jan
62
Apr 18
10214 Mar 9
144/2 Jan
11
43% Jan
11
93
Feb
12
111
Feb
4
13
159
July
6
IOO
Mar
5
84'% Jan
134
;
3
30% Oct 24
8% Peb 24
41% Apr 18
13% Nov 28
35% Feb
114/2 Jan
11'% Apr
11
97y4 Mar 20
86
16% Mar 22
July 18
Feb
9
Dec
11
79% Oct
4
38% Apr
94
Feb
2
13
Mar 29
24
110% Apr
17
."16% Jan
9
24'A Jan
8
69
May 28
80
14
9% Jun
8
94/a Jan
3
6% Feb
4
114/4 July 19
9% Feb
13
49% July 20
42% Feb
32% July 31
43
Dec
6
28
Apr
36'A Feb
12
9
30% Sep 28
:
38
Jan
23
6
Jan
4
31
Jan
9
14% Dec
12
3% Jan
4
54% Dec
13
July 16
16% Aug 13
6% July 5
51
4% Apr
31
51
Jan
26% Jan
May 22
Dec~31'
142
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
10
10
Feb
26
1281% Jan
17
97% Feb
13
Oct
25
35
138
Jan
13
Mar
•
15
86
■'>
'43
123% May
1
12% May 15
10% May 9
Mar
Apr
132
convertible
General
Baking Co
Corp
5
'4%
24
1st
General
May 20
5
67% May 20
19% May 15
45% May 22
Oct
1
31." Nov 28
12
17
May 25
29.",. Nov 19
33% Jan
31% May 2
4% Feb 12
60
9
4
Dec
18% Dec
*
2
19
46
2
Apr
40
44%
29 4/4
1934
.DWTKT
34 % Oet
102
:/
Feb
13
33
96
Nov 27 '
121% Apr
5
175% NoVv 28 i : 86% Sep 12
24
12
12
May 28
<;May
6
55'AJau.
100
Jan
25% N0v 27
37 % Sep
-
45%/Dea 13.
52 'A Sep
*
"•
50% Jan
2,100
30
-
541/b
543^
3,300
26
23: >
26
2,200
56
54;! 4
48'%
55%
•
4834
10
38%
39%
/
55
57'A
48%
21,500
98 Va
-
98%;
—2,600
102
•1014/2
48 :%"
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*9%.
10
*93a
39
39'A
39%
*93%
96
12%
.
12%
*12%
12%
58 '/a
58%
%
581/4
n
ii
%
-
56%,
57%
40%
z.
40%
*89%
63
*128
138
90l2i
.
18
48%
(a
5,500
/
4,800
1,100
*
623Z
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131
90%
90
5fi'/n
200
90
56%
561/4
'
18'A
900
<'
40%
93
621/0
129
18
240
,
19,000
18'/ a
13%
7,900
50'A
49%
50',2
11,400
14%
11%
105
58 3 b
401/4
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62%
-
48%
49
11%
<
8,900
81,700
56%
14%
14%
•
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2:i
90%
56%
1734
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12%
58%
57%
93
129
90%
56 'a
2,900
58%
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62
97
1':
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•
57%
40%
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I
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57%
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93
62
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1,400
10-.
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96
14%
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15'%
1,100
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105
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19%
19 'A
69
70
11%
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106'A
-
105
15%
7
'
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3
123% Jun
6
'
Jan
18
'
1061/4
106 V4
16
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19%
69
19 %
69
1,000
3,200
.
16
100
19%
*69%
,
93 %
107
<
2
1
3
31% Nov
,
-
,
8 *'
24
Mar 20
Z 40'A May 31
7
23% Jan 22
.
97% Mar 21
90
Jan
'
34% Sep 28.
41% Mar
9
<34% Feb
*
3-> Sep
1* 1
Mar 14.
5% Jan
163
•
1
Jan 23
Nov
-
25
3% Jan,.
159% Apr
23
89 % Mar 23
Dec
84
:
66% Feb
i
2
28
2
4
'
May
*1
24,600
70
130
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88
May 29
95'/* Apr .25
<
35% Jffi&y
■\
39% May 29
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•
91
6%
6%
6%
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33%
33
15'/a
15'%
15i/a
15
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i
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.
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5
5
59
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35%
33%
100
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5
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804/4.
34%
...
37%
9%
132
9%
>
par
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27
70% Feb
12
36
Apr 18
60'% Sep 13
31% Feb
7
84
-••44
Va
1% Dec 27
:
3
;
'29% May 28 7
34
Peb
9
34
Nov
19
77-'
Dec 31
.36% Aug
9'
60% Dec 18
V
45'
,
.38% Oct
2
2
25% Nov 20
18% Dec 27
14% Peb
9
79% Dec
27
Feb
17
7% May 18
23% Mar
130% Dec 31
,70% May 25
3
41% Aug 10
108»2 July 17
46% Apr
3
.
Nov 29
; 19% Oct.
Jan
99
-
5% Nov 29
,25% Peb 14
2% Feb 14
20% Mar 16
1% Jan
,
-
12
59% Jan
31% Mar 13
May 31
36'/4 Feb
86'A Apr
15
5% Mar 12
6% Apr
18
.
29»/2 Feb
12
74 % May 29
40% Feb
25
1
20
11
130
85
...Jan. 14
45% May 15*
Feb
11
8
70% Apr
26% Jan
18
33% Mar 12
21% Oct
18 % Feb
8
21% May
16%.Aor
30
89
13
79% Jan
10
30
.
.
2
174% May 10
14% Jan
2
96
80'A Jan
15
For footnotes see
Jan
3
page 26.
21% Jan
138
78
Jan
11"
22
Jan.11
30% Apr
Feb
4
1"
.
23%
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417%
45:!i
•
,
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•
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591%
60%
58%
60%
61'A
62 Ve
62
66%
65'A
66
65%
66%
66%
67'%
(Delaware).l
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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45
44%
44%
45
457%
44'%
44%
6'%
6'%
6%
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443a
1
6VA
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42
62%
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85
.-4%
38%
6.67
107%
84%
84%
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37'A
64
41%
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18
>
1
36'%
100
6474
2,700
42'%
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427b
5,000
85
34
32
t
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257b
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107
107
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1
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1
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53%
preferred.
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50%
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100
81
1
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-
6 %
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28
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20 3i
20%
Grevhound Corp
16%
10%
82
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Die Corp..No par
(The) common.^.!
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109
108'2
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62
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Prop..No pa.r_
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25
Great Northern Ry Co.i_„.No par
Great Western Sugar com_>__Nopar
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-
67 b
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;
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7Vo
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65%
40%
132
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400
500
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900
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130
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130
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35'A May -8
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DAY
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2,200
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Granby Consol M S «fe
317b<Apr-, J6
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3574
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9
25 % Feb -il
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4,700
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60
-
12%
'
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; Grace (W R) & Co.—_1 i
,"' 2% Apr Z8;
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149»/2 Jan
,
2
8% May 17
•
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13o
7,500
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57 b
35
85%
9'%
85
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57% Jan
2
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7%
34
15'A
5%
60
4%
59
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:
6%
33'A
15
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1$4.50 preferred—-:—.
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70% May 13 ', } Goodrich Co (B F>__v.__._, .——10
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber....
-_5
86
85
8434
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Refractories..
(The)
■'!
12%
Gimbel Brothers common
•-.
»Mar 18
6%
: /■ ■
41%
preferred—/.L...
Gillette
27 ' '•May 23
467b
3,100
200
1291/2
—
-
4 6'A
33%
Z
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46% Mar 26-
1
5
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Getty Oil Co common
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8% Feb-5
1,900
40 3A
5
5.12%/ cumulative preferred—100
Georgia-Pacific Corp—..____
-.1
•
8
46%
44
12%
conv preferred.
preferred/...".
$5
46'/a
44
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62% May. 8
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2,500
44
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4% %
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43
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v 4% %
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400
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44%
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3.700
297b
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10
43
29'%
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7
Apr 23
9
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Z
29 %
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Corp
Rights "when issued"/^
General Time
'
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7
Jan
Apr
/ 45 'A Jan
2
8'A
8'A
%
43
30
100
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General Steel
Castings Corp
8
8'%
9
9%
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43%
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Service—
Railway
8%
z
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30Vz Mar >7
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10
43'A
29%
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General Realty
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78
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12
54 % Aug 23 '•
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12 ;
8
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81/4
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10
37% Jan
25%.Apr 26
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25%
71
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"
23
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,'
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! Mar 20
27'A Mar 19
90
•
400
25%
15%
8%
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Advertising
15
General Portland Cement
Co...:
1
General Precision
Equipt Cory—^..l
$1.60 conv preferred.
9
"18% Jan;
*
6
39% Feb
5
4
5
May 20
39% May 22
8
32% Feb
Oct. 16
12
May
Mills
Preferred $3.75
General Outdoor
34% May 17
16% Mar 18
~22'
66% Apr
May 27
10% Dec
100
8,-700
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19%
70
r
28%
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V
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16
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26
28
29%
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99
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1
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102
18%
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Corp
Corp
preferred——.
$5
1
Apr
Dynamics
5%
preferred
General Motors
'
Mar
32
30
24
Jan
.
68
25
24% Feb-
2
General
May 10
91% Feb'
.
47% Nov £9;
Jan
44
.
Jan 23 '
4
115% Jan
21
42
29% July 18
36 / Nov 7
:
115
'
Jan
27
7
53% Dec
(
'60.
27%
97%
14%
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t
com
Corp
General Instrument
Corp..
11
Jan
"
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-
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69
34% Mar 12
28
•
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6%
12
36'A Feb
381/2 Mar 28
34
•
22
8% Jan
-
107% May 29
84% Jan
2
35% Aug 24
5% Aug 20
:
34
Oct
28»/4
■
19'A
33'/a
26
3,300
'/a
2
Corp
series preferred.
68% Apr
12
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
534% Peb 24
22
12 % Jan
108% May 27
384% Feb 25
16
1011/4 Maris
1
Feb
6'A Feb
1
49'A Mar 20
1241% Feb
27
14% Jan
59% Mar 19
18
I22V2 Mar
31
14% Fetr
40
73 % Dec
9
11
34% Jan
Apr 26
50% July 23
10% Mar 20
10
66
-33%
48'A
131%
.
com._No"par
General Finance
Corp
General Foods
153
-19%
33%
*25%
>101 4/2
48% •50%
i
General Electric Co.:
15% Feb 27
Dec
*19'A
25%
.
64'A
.14%
5
7% preferred
General Contract
52% Feb
19
11
407b .Jam
19%
33'a
08
:-
91
18
10
T,
2
65% Aug
Jim
50% Peb
•
35%
102
41 /'
93/
5
;
Inc
21
31.: Peb
t
23
35 %
96%
57,
100
Co
54% Jan
f
4-0V 2'
231/4
>*93'/2
56%
■V.
par
~
com.ZZZZNo
preferred
Cigar
13
90
40'%
DAY
*101%
,
.590%
"
common
59% Dec
'34% Oct 23
'
inn
_T
Transportation._2.59'
1
29%
MEMORIAL
23%
354/2
.54%
.
•••
.57
,X131%
preferred—.ZiiO
3
38
40%
25%
Hi i
.X63 VA
..
$8 preferred—
General Bronze
Corp—
General Cable
•
46% May 24
6
Co
5
40% May 28
.
40
35%
.57%
V
62 *
53'A
.
.:12%
x58%
1,400
7,000
23
29%
96
.%
6,300
.
•
15%
23 »/2
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,
12%
15%
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25 34
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40:%
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6
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215 &
49%
.
CLOSED
61
33
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57%
..
j
17% Jan
6% Dec 31
!
16
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594%
6
401/4
*19%
=
56.
*93
^^...100
13% Jan
32% Oct
26
X39%
100
common
7
4% Dec
15 3 4
61
1,500
3,300
72
583A
:
EXCHANGE
100
16'A
25 Va
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STOCK
6
3.900
6,200
35%
54'%-.
Z-»9% ,10
Inc.....r__ZZZZZ'~2
Dec
17
•
6
■
23
25%
x49;.
.
10
•<
(The)...
General Amer
Apr 30
26'A Jan 11
81% May 20
40
6
52% Jan 23
i
72
57% .,,59 'A
15%
*60
40
.33%,
40%
preferred
45% Oct
i
*67
6
15%
'
/,
40
*89 4/2
—
$4.50
preferred
General Amer Oil Co of
Texas
i
135
6
12
Dec
16
1
1
Investors
25
9
134
Dec
58 4/4
G
62.
'51—~13
6% convertible preferred
General American
May 16
30% Jun
85
:
—Z—_2
Inc"comllZIl
44/2%
41% Apr 24
88
80% Dec
110
71
x57'A
6
54%
-
1
of
*67
59'A
25%
71..
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Corp
General American Indus
35% May 20
22% Feb 27
13% Dec 27
19
23
341% Feb
11
15
Jan
34'/2 Mar 13
May
69
x53»A
z_5
Garrett Corp (The)....
Gar Wood Industries
14
101
Co
Gardner-Denver
52% Mar 18
May 20
41% Nov 23
61
25
..
No par
—
2
72
10% Aug 30
17
Jan
5% Jan
99'A May 29
5
24% Jan 23
108% Dec
z.;i6y4
25
.
No par
Inc common
convertible preferred
Gamewejl Co (The).
No
'A May 22
15% Feb
2
<22% Dec 28
43
16
24%
99
5%
8
36% Jan
9
19
73%
11
4
Dec
106% Mar
Gabriel
8% Jan
May 3
141A Jan 30
30% Nov
1
Oct
16
25
102
Gamble-Skogmo
54
32
Z 37
60% Oct
119
16 Va
24 va
.,.28% <.28 'A
_.293a Z30%
103 »'e .103%
5
ser
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
10
6% May 28
39
99% Sep 24
4
16%
98%
Corp._____T____
24
45
46 y4 Mar 26
9% July 17
33'A Jan 27
35% Jan
3
Dec
16%
24%
*101%
chern Corp
convertible
45
Apr
36% Jan
29
:
Machinery &
8% Apr
10% Apr
11
25% Feb
125
13,000
12%
33%
Franklin Stores Corp
1
Freeport Sulphur Co10
Froedtert
14
3,000
10 Va
12'/a
13,400
G
6% Dec
,
Jan
53%
10
12'A
6.25
Foster-Wheeler .Corp..
Francisco Sugar Co.—.I..CINo
3
Jan
cum pfd
Foremost Dairies
3
12%Jaa
53%
10 'A
*12
__iou
comraoiu
3%%
preferred
Ford Motor
Co-_x_____
52% May 21
17'A May
53%
10
12%
.25%
Z
5
Corp.
1_
__
3'A%
29
15% Apr 24
18% May 13
23
Food
May 14
18% Apr
Power
;"V $4.20 div
59% Mar 19
12
41% Dec 26
9
25
May 15
92
2
13% Mar 12
3
Apr
25
100
Food Fair Stores Inc
common
6574 May 15
53'%
IO1/4
-
% ,2
Florida Power &
Light ~Co—Nopar
3
Jan
16
:
(The)
Rights
54
10%
*12
23%
35% : j 35%
*19%
194/2
No par
com
preferred.....—;
Florence Stove .Co.__I___^
Florida
53%
10%
12%
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ZZj-ZZZ--1
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'■
54
153A
~i
(The) Carpet Co.'
Flintkote Co
•
44%
5 8'A
'i0
Tire & Rubber com
preferred.—
-
44/2%
43 3A
-6.
2 50
Firth
58% May 31
88
54% Jan
14
r
10
53
Corp.—;
First National Stores....
t
59% May 8
y:'
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i
6
6330 Mar 12
78
•"
44-/4
%4
..
com_____5
cumulative preferred—
Firestone
8
July
21% Jan
'22
Feb
41% May 22
94
Feb 21
18
35% Feb
May 27
43%
16-
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc.VJ.lo
Filtrol Corp.—_Z
l_
,
Y
51% Jan 23
V 12% Jan
4
911/4 Feb
50% Aug
Jan
44%
40
Bearings
Electric Co-
conv preferred
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY.
2
/
106
,
11% Dec 31
,
66
-
43
5
Bower
^4% cum
2
44-/2
16%
24%
-
5
Federated
9
83% Mar 18
77
'
May
29% Jan
101'/2 May 14
47
Mar 12
9% May 15
3
Si's May 28
16% Dec 27
(
57
22%'
16%
■=■60
zFibreboard Paper Prod
103% Mar 11
Z
16
Nov 30
82
■
8
7
•ft May 14
V
83% Dec 10
109
Feb
54% Aug 14
41-
Peb
;
25% May 20
54'A Feb 12
21% Mar 12
16
Feb~13~
•
98
Jan
221%
16%
1
Paper Board Co
Ferro
22%
16%
10%
50
Dept .Stores..
Fenestra Inc
14
26
Jan
41
•
36%
51.
32
•
22%
16%
.50
Pacific
4.80%
Shares
24%
16%
54
Z~2
Federal
the Week
May 3 L
22%
■>12
__1
B
Federal
10
471/4Jan<
•
Friday
May 30
16%
common
Mogul
Sales for
Thursday
23%
pfd 1953 series
conv
Federal
33% May 27
27% Apr
2
26
common
Metallurgical Corp
5Vz%
31
27% Feb 12
>105% Mar 14
Nov 23
141% Feb
Feb
Dec
61
-92 V Dec 27
12
20'A Jan
31% Jan
1
91% Jun 27
98-
21
110%Jan
5
106% Jan
101% Nov 14
447
25
1
Mar 26
-
11
Mar
26% Apr 29
30% Feb 23
-
Feb
.
61% May 13
40% May 20
27% Jan 21
1
43
61
1
Nov
C 68
4
19
39% Mar 23
Z
Fansteel
PRICES
43%
Z-lZZ-'-l
Corp
series
Fedders-Quigan Corp
254/b Apr 30
32
18
Feb
preierred
SALE
Va
23
"3
Farwick Corp_____
23
18% Mar 12
44% Nov'29
May
16% Apr
14
37% Mar 14
; 26%
12
14
31% May
100'"
•
23
51i/4 Feb
30% Dec 26
Aug 14
26% Nov 29
29% Nov 29
;
62'A May 13
7% Jan 14
5% Apr
Brewing
HIGH
Wednesday
May 29
May 28
16%
"""
■
Family Finance Corp
5/o
24% Dec
4
Falstaff
25% May 31
36
25
<:
22
13'A Feb
'
Corp
5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Daircnild Engine &
Airpiane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co..
20
•
24
41% Aug 17
13% Peb 23
29% Feb
1
J
16% Jan
44% Febll
7
14% Dec
5
55
10
43% Jan
17
;
Tuesday
May 27
_
7
53 % Dec
5% Dec 17
'
<
22'A Jan
"
68% Sep 20
31
■
Ex-Cello
17
7
Par
Evans Products
Co..
Eversnarp inc
16% May 24.
51% Apr 16
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
} 10'% Dec
'
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
*73
132
1,500
60
'
74»b
28'b
287a
20'A
20'A
16'/a
16 7484
1.200
<
900
10,000
120
19-
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2572)
Monday, June 3, 1957
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previou»
:-v;.
Year 1U5G
Lowest
27 % Jun
8
35% Jan
3
y% Nov
23
Vz Dec
12
21
98
34% Jan
2
14
Grumman
34% Jan
24
28
"85% Jan
152
May 13
Gulf
Dec
90
17
Sep 19
3
6
91
Jan
7
98
Apr
23
Jan 24
96
Jan
105% Feb
Sugar
Scates
Common
$4.44
Shares
24%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
800
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
1,500
Utilities
*76
77
*76
77
*76
77
146
148
144%
147%
144 Va
145'A
39%
39%
39%
39%
*76
19,800
77%
148%
149%
23,200
*39 Va
39%
4,100
Co-
No par
—„
dividend preferred—lOO
$4.40 dividend preferred-™
100
29
the Week
11%
$4.20
2
94
Feb
108
40% Apr 26
93% Feb
5
Friday
May 31
26%
Gulf Mobile & Onio RR
com__No par
$5 preferredNo par
Gulf Oil Corp__
25
42% Mar 20
Sales for
'ihursday
May 30
25
11
23
PRICES
11%
16
325/8 Sep 26
83% Dec 27
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
May 29
May 28
_i
80% Jan
12
AND
Tuesday
May 2/
_1
32% Jan
7
107'% Feb
100
Cjorp_
Guamaxiamo
29% Mar 21
Mar 14
103 % *eo
Aircraft
Par
1^74 May 10
147 % July 26
83% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
74 % Mar
39% Mar 23
76% Dec
Jan
9
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
24% May 28
13
a™ Jan
29
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
dividend preferred
39%
39%
*66
*86
90
*86
90
*86
90
*9C%
92
*90 Va
92
*90%
92
*90%
92
*93%
100
90
97
*93 Va
97
*93 Va
97
*93 Va
97
*40
41
H
39% Dec
17
58% Feb
10
20'/2 May
4
39% Feb
45% July 25
Nov
19
92
19
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
Nov 26
130
Nov 30
Sep
18
33
31% Feb
9
Feb"15
48% Dec
21
Hackensack
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil
24
,•20
May 31
93% Apr 23
31% May
2
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
146
41% Feb
7
20% Mar 11
107
33
13
71% May
13
24% Dec
37
20
28% Jan
Hail
11
11
45% Jan
Watch
Co
25
May 22
18% Jan
13
23
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
24% May
3
39
Mar 29
27% Mar
1
;
•
Mar 27
9
5% May 28
32
Apr 12
Mar 12
23% Feb 28
49% May 22
14% Feb
15
17
Aug
17% Nov
25
Feb
11
27
76
Jan
9
73% Apr
46% Apr
5
Jan
19
Dec
3
60
85% Nov 15
101
'23% Oct 25
34
Oct
17
15% Dec
31
36% Nov 29
110
Dec
21
45% Dec 20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan 23
2
54
May
5
86% Jan
7
90
Mar
6
16% Feb
20
18% Jan
May 25
23% Mar 29
24% Jan
34 % Mar
*
3
21% Mar 15
15
Feb
Jan
14
Jan
21
17% Jan
33
33%
33%
•33
33%
*33%
6%
preferred-™
100
11
47% Jan
27% Feb
12
12
40% Jan
1
15% Apr
78
80
Oct
2
21% Dec 12
9 % Nov
27
18% Dec
31
9% Dec 26
99
2
Jan
Jan
3
80% Feb 25
85
Jan
7
19% Feb
22% Jan
121/2 Jan
25
9% Feb
10% Jan
10
Hires Co
12
24 v2 May
29
Hoffman
11% Jan
10
Holland
1
13
19% Apr
26
Hollander
23
Nov
15
19% May 31
22% Jan
11
29% Oct
17
321/4 Jan
Holly
16
5
5
28% May 22
33% Feb 11
31
31% Dec
5%
Feb
16
35'/a Jan
30
89
26
Dec
4% Nov 23
21% Jan 23
12% Feb 10
% Dec 26
35
24% Sep 25
75
Dec
11
83
Dec
26
90
Dec
26
41% Jan
3
12
Dec
20
15% Nov 29
74% Jun
64
Jan
10
59
52% July 17
103% Mar 16
8% Jan
32% Apr
May
5% Jan
2
25% Feb
18% July 11
16% Jan
40
Aug
6
36
28% Jan
3
25
96
Mar
6
102% Jan
28
Jan
Jan
22
3
85
Apr
88
7
15
26% Mar 19
10
99
18
July 26
July 17
18
7% Jan
13
4% Feb
25
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
23% Jan
2
13
13
66% May 15
14
May 31
79
May 23
16% May 31
«
8
89% Apr
14
85% Apr
6
22
8
4
Hussmann
33
•32
15%
15%
*15%
41
112'
►111%
57%
*49 Va
36%
13%
68%
900
200
3T
36%
37%
37%
38%
37|%
37%
37%
37
37
700
14
13%
14
13%
14
3,200
67'A
67%
*66
84
*82%
84
21
*10
23
21
Va
10%
10%
100
24%
23%
24%
17,300
9%
9%
93/4
9%
1,100
16 Va
161/4
17%
4,400
19%
17
10 Va
23%
16'A
19%
29
29
36%
37 Va
x36%
36%
36
36%
10
60%
61%
60 Va
60%
60%
613A
34 Va
;
5
33 Va
33 Va
33 %
33%
33 Va
*90 Va
92%
*89%
91%
*89%
1
5%
5'A
5 Va
5'A
5Va
3
com
27
*26%
'
300
7,400
33
39'A
700
29
29
29
29 '/a
4,100
78%
76%
76%
90
76%
*76 Va
*85 Va
87
97
95
95%
58%
59'A
59
59Va
5 8 3/4
1
13
13
12%
13
1
10%
10%
XlOVa
10%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3'A
100
9%
*79
30
9%
68%
;
.'•%
Va
14%
*79
85%
86
■/:■./, '■/-
' ; /.■
85 Va
*84
85V2
97%
*94
*94
97%
59
STOCK
13
13
EXCHANGE
10'A
10%
3%
9%
9%
68 Va
68
<14% V
'
80%
79
583A
9%
5%
5%
35
35
34%
34%
*17%
18%
17
17V4
171/4
10
57% Oct
1
41% Dec
44
"21
Nov
35% May
72% May
29% Jan
51% Mar
17
1
51
Jan
19
28% May 28
43% Jan 21
40
5
Illinois
Illinois Power Co
8
9
53
Apr
5
50% Dec
43% May 27
11
47% Apr
*55
Jan
9
44
491/4 Apr
52
Dec
27
45«/2 Jan
4
44
48
Jan
Dec
53
Feb
10
45
1
20
46% Apr
Nov
13
27% Jan 23
3
7% Apr
19
11% May
11
50 % Mar 13
59
Feb
13
Dec
31
76% Jun
52% Dec
20
Dec
8
20
20
9
85% July 20
165
Feb
5%
5%
7% May 27
29% May 28
9% Apr
39% Jan
14
73
88% Jan
8
<
Feb
25
148
Jan
16
13
69% Mar 20
79
Feb
12
99% Jan
Apr 30
55% Jan
23
13
20% Jan
42 % May 28
85
May 23
52
Jan
Jan
27 % Mar 25
35% Jan'
7
35% Dec 31
4
May 28
Dec
6
28% Sep 21
25% Jun 22
69
Nov 21
78
Jan
23
9'/8 Nov 26
98% Nov 29
67% Dec
12
15% Feb
7
41% July 25
174
Feb
32% Mar 12
33% Apr 11
88
Jan
38% Feb
32% Dec
13
7
28
Feb
9
18% Dec
27
30
Nov
30
,23% Dec
18
33% Jan
10
120% Dec
17
12
76
May 2
115% Apr 23
12
3
11% Feb
144% May 7
106 % Mar 13
21 % Apr 19
94% Mar 26
107% Jan
11
90
86
Aug
19
May
17% Jan
Feb
9
8
13
103 % May
9
124% Jan
14
20
38% Jan
2
70% Mar 13
38% Jan 16
44% Jan
2
30% Feb
13
35
5
29% Feb
12
58
37% May 13
6
49% Jan
2
39% Mar 16
15% Aug 27
30% Feb
12
13% Jan
7
14% Feb
19% Jan
2
32
30% Feb
21
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
27% Jan
10
56% Nov
19
130
Feb
7
24% Jan
2
43 % Feb
12
122
May
2
68
Feb
20
May 22
33% May 10
32
Apr
■
Jan
28
130
Jan
22
$6
45% May 23
Breaker
3% Feb
4
29% Oct
15
21 Va Apr
30
28% Jan
27
28% Feb
11
40% May 21
Jefferson
8
91
Jan
28
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
56
May 23
83
55
Mar 14
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
43 Va Oct
2
58% Apr
5
67 % Feb
1
42 Va Jun
8
94% Nov 30
35 Va Feb
For
3
footnotes
85
Mar 21
62% Nov
105% Feb
72
see
Dec
page
15
May
47% Jan
83
May 17
43% Feb 11
69
Feb
27
26
61
26.
11
24
Jewel
23
r-ca/
,
76% Jan
2
—
17
Tea
3%%
Co
Johnson
-Jones
'
&
&
8
*7V4
7%
73/4
7%
400
1,100
29 Va
29%
30
29%,
29%
11,800
82%
83'A
83
85 Va
86
86%
5,100
150
•150
155
85%
83
84
83'A
84%
8 4'A
843A
5,000
44
43'A
43%
43%
43V4
43%
44 Va
2,500
23%
43%
42'A
86
*150
42%
87%
86
*32%
29
*73
110%
*23'A
28%
28'A
300 %
288
8
6%
28V4
292V4
9%
32%
29 Va
28%
75
♦73
111%
109%
r
10
9%
32%
22%
97
96%
117%
117%
No par
25
39%
40 Va
45%
*32
35%
64 Va
118
39%
75
* 111%
9%
102%
91
23
22%
97
95%
118%
*116
39%
40
15,600
70
33
500
30%
10 Va
10
101%
15,200
10,600
103
91
700
22%
22
22
2,400
96
95%
95%
116%
116%
118%
45%
45%
31%
32
36
36
36'A
35
11,100
*89
33 Va
35 Va
6,900
112%
45
32%
62
873,600
*32
45%
66
7%
39%
*32
50
2,700
40,200
35V4
40
45%
200
1,100
75
111%
91
33%
34%
29%
*73
10%
101 %
28'A
297
30
146
*32%
29 Va
29
101%
7Va
35%
146
32%
110
*45
35%
7%
35%
*73
10
24
28%
292'A
146%
43
87%
28 Va
7 Va
92%
22 Va
23%
42%
*86
294%
35%
75
97
*23
87 Va
146
29%
91%
100
23 Va
42%
155
28'A
109%
93%
*150
290 3/4
.
7'A
102%
*23V4
*86
35%.
93 Va
155
42 Va
23V4
101%
No par
40
45%
160
500
2,600
400
300
23,000
62
62%
64
-
64 %
65%
32%
32%
*32%
32%
33
33%
*32%
33 Va
600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,800
29%
29%
X29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,300
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,800
50%
51%
51
51%
51
52
51%
52
2,300
♦121
122
*120 Va
5
43
1
Inc
6
*121
43%
43
122
43%
44%
4,800
17,000
6V8
5%
5%
5%
24%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
38%
37%
39
39%
40%
39%
40
pfd—100
*82 Va
*82Va
83
83
83
*82%
83
55
55%
*55 %
55%
83
*81
83
83
com
5%
6
1
55%
55%
83Va
83%
5
Corp
48%
50
47%
80
80
80
1
54%
4
*81
*23%
•
48%
80
10
A——100
Co
43%
24%
,_100
Manufacturing
43%
55%
-
83
*81
5%
48%
:
49%
49%
80
80%
80
400
6,700
70
1,300
10
50%
-
4,900
80
1,000
53Va
'
2,900
122
38%
common
Steel
43%
►121
1
Johnson™-—™—12%
Laughlin
122
5
Co
3,800
31
50c
—
Sulphur
5% Preferred series
Joy
47%
47
30%
32%
preferred
Johns-Manville
•»
61% Jan
Lake
50
30%
32%
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
52% May 13
12
45% Mar 12
93% Mar
8
Feb
89% Feb
(F L)
*45
•
a
.
30 3A
146%
Co
48% Apr
Jacobs
*45
49V4
29%
1
1
9
47%
47
35 Va
common
19
6'A May 24
44
43%
49>A'
5
13
80
*42%
3.50
Nov
94% Mar 14
3,700
83'A
No par
22 Va Dec
8*% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
4,100
11,200
303/4
146%
100
32% Oct
10% Mar 19
40
*41 Va
V
*45
36
Co
Coal
Circuit
44
•45
148
preferred
I-T-E-
29
,
55
29
x54%,
-V.:
82%
28 Va
No par
Power
Creek
.
*7%
289
Dar
Iowa
Island
May 14
,
47
23 Va
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No
par
Power & Light Co„
10
28% Mar 29
.
47%
35 Va
common
•
3,100
303/4
*146 Va
com
17%
38%
'.;
700
7%
*86
1
Intertype Corp
54
16 3/4
'■
10
33,600
30%
43'A
5
100
7% preferred
i
_25
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
International Utilities Corp
5
.Interstate Dept Stores
1
Interstate
*45
100
International Silver
2
>45
.'• *
53A
'
—No par
International Salt
International Shoe
19
47%
47
30%
80
35
30%
7
preferred—
1,100
84
10)
common
4,000
43%
1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
37% Apr
July
$4
50
X150
Int'l Nickel of Canada——No
par
International Packers Limited
15
International Paper common.._7.50
9
2
44% Feb
Feb
23% May
112% Jan
3
98
2
-
20
preferred
500
68%
14%
5%
43%
r50
7%
100
No
10%
*34%
■■■
1,200
30
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
4% preferred100
20
*41%
49%
30 Va
t.No par
Machines
*42%
43%
49%
*45
_—No par
(expire June
Harvester
7%
31% May 15
40% May 16
4
Int'l
32% May 29
25% Feb
10
144
13
14
9% Jan
104% Apr
Dec
25
Jan
Business
Rights
44
*41%
*46
1
Co_
*42%
43%
50%
_50
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Int'l
11
98 Va Feb
Feb
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
38% Jan
156% Jan
Steel
44
_50
preferred
-
%
43
& Light—No par
Electrica De Mexico
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred
Interlake Iron Corp
May 22
69% Jan
Sep 13
43% Nov 29
29
2
;
May 14
10
3
94
38
145'A Jan
345
*42 Va
-
*49 Va
_50
-100 pesos
6%
3
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
85
15
28
May 28
6% May 28
34% May
1
23% May 14
29V4
Inspiration Cons Copper
21
6
56Js
29
_50
common
2,400
*78
,
39'A
55%
29»A
_50
Inland
2
92
Feb
38%
55'A
28%
cumulative preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
11
61% Jan
103
288
143%
Feb
38%
54%
29'A
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.70%
S A
11
156
38%
55%
20
.Industrial Rayon
4
42
100% Dec
38%
55
15
new
Indianapolis Power
5
6
38 Va
—No par
Co
common
4.42% cumulative preferred
4.20% cumulative preferred
May 15
24% Mar 13
47% Jan
83% Dec
27% May 28
33 Va
31
(
,-Industria
33% Dec
151
Feb
2
11
RR
4.08%
23
30
541/2 Apr
Feb
Central
4.26%
15
12
26% Jun
8
10
9
9
7.600
33/4
14
'•:%
•
17%
Co
Idaho Power Co
May 31
63% Jan
32% May
46% Mar
13%
10'A
67%
DAY
»•'. •'.'«»
.
27% Feb
Va
5%
35'A
6,200
10%
MEMORIAL
'S
79
5%
35%
50
70
7
3%
14%*
1
59
10 %
12
CLOSED
68%
*14%
50
pfd series A
4,800
39'A
29
14%
5'A
39V4
76%
69%
11,900
91
39>A
28%
9%
/■
22%
76%
14 V8
34%
5%
51/4
27 5%
28%
68 Va
34
*89 3/8
91
22%
*95%
\.
5,5C0
*263A
100
..^5
61%
22%
Power—No par
com
1,400
263/4
76%
*85%
363/tt
61
:
400
36
22
100
;
900
29%
26%
28%
100
21%
19%
*29
27'A
22%
39
*38%
191/4
''
22
21%
39
preferred—50
Refrigerator
18%
163/4
19%
30
27
5,100
♦lO'/a
19%
25
10
21%
9%
No par
Indust Inc
21 Va
10%
*29
common
10
84
23 Va
19%
America
9,300
9%
9%.
12.50
Co
*82 Va
21%
29'/a
—
110
53
50
68%
10%
112
*49%
68
23V4
10
200
8,800
*57
20%
21%
V
57%
*66
83
21 Va
klll%
;r
'
,
16 Va
40%
51
*82%
83
16%
112
70
33
40
19%
common—
conv
£
29 Va
preferred series A
5%
16%
700
89
'
39%
*32
32%
40
49%
*36%
52% -52%
*86%
30
preferred
Hupp Corp
112
37%
5
Corp
&
39%
14'A
common—10
convertible
Hunt Foods
*15%
58%
9%
Sons
preferred
preferred
4.40%
preferred
Houston Lighting &
5%
May 21
Jan
Oil
32%
16
38'A
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
35% May 23
1,600
14
,
£,
1.300
24 Va
36%
tHudson & Manhattan com
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
3
16% Jan
y
•
17%
49%
22%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
4% May
6
11% Apr 29
11
&
Corp
4%
18
18 % Jan
May 10
1% Feb 13
5% Feb
Jan
17%
24
57%
*10
20
17%
52
87
87
58
5
700
24 V*
*51%
50
50c
400
■■■■*
77
24 %
37%
1
Corp
25%
17%
1
Co
16 %
25%
*75
17%
5
2.50
*15%
2,100
24%
33
1
20
44%'
24 Va
*
52
57%
*66
44
87%
111%
.
'
*49'A
;_50
700
33
"51 Va
111 %
A_l
200
;j
*87,;
17%
100
—
common—No par
5%
-
40'A
conv
3%%
26
12% Feb
52
39%
series
2,100
.
88%
-
*32
Household Finance common—No par
Apr
1
59% May 17
51%
->87
___No par
preferred
$2.25
100
16%
common—2 1/12
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
Mar 13
88
7,
100
Corp
Corp of
5%
29% May 22
8
23
—25
Electrochein
$4.25
22% May 27
48% Mar 22
3% Apr
common—-
convertible
Hotel
39% May 29
Jun
Va Dec
10
3
23
4
28 % Jan
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
11% Apr 23
75
16
:
5%
26
75
Inc_
(A)
Sugar
Hooker
8
4
76% May 21
Jan
25%
76.
Furnace
Honolulu
"
Feb
16%
26 Va
Homestake Mining—
10
Feb
6% Jan
22
911
19% Nov 29
97
26
15% Dec 21
27% Dec
39% Jan
3
28
83% Dec
3
4
84% Jan
10
105
71% Jan
Mar 25
90
31
291/2 Mar
1% Nov 20
5% Nov 30
19
16%
26 %
*74%
(Charles E)
Electronics
9 % Apr
56
*15%
76 v
(The)
10% Feb
44
26%
preferred
7
10
42%
*26%
preferred
Hotels
45
2,300
25%
30
<
*32
*74%
J
*15%
Hilton
25
5%
5,5#0
36
'
"
30
100
Motors.
Hertz Co
25%
.-15
—
36 %
36
33
50
46 Va
30
*32
1,800
133
*35 Va
25 Va
33
20
3,800
>:
45%
:
Powder
12
40% Jan
44%
17%
Hewitt-Rctoins
"132
36%
*5%
2,000
33'A
34
34
46
700
21
95
33
/
45%
16%
.
24%
12
20
43
DAY
34
30
V- 5 Va
'
22%
.
17%
25% Sep
Feb
»
*24%
14% Apr
12% Dec
40
5
33
15,500
30%
5%
34
500
80 %
25%
*30
•
34 Va
36 Va
36
40%
20
133
45%
*35 %
36
'
40%
79
21%
97
132
46
3 6'/a
25%
*
:V5%
*33
—
25
Feb
30%
5%
(W E) & Co,
1
Helme <(G W) common—
—_10
7% noncumulative preferred—_25
6% Apr 11
18% Oct 22
17% Feb
25%
*30
Heyden Newport Chem Corp„——1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) —No par
7
12
dist
36
x25%
^_10
common
Co
36
;
preferred
4%%
22
24% Nov
5
.i_
liquidating
(H-J)
5%
17
Jan
35%
Hercules
;
17
64
Co.-
Heller
r
4
12% Mar
*3o%
V
21
*94
133
45%
36%
1
3.65%preferred
38% May 31
34% Feb
3
Co
3% %
*132
46%
*35%
Inc—
Hershey Chocolate
20% Mar 19
77% Feb
partial
Heinz
May 16
50% Feb 19
19
13
Industries
Ex
134
46%
1
i
w
Marx-i™-
Hercules
13% Nov 29
33% Nov
61% Dec
Chemical
61
21
133
2.50
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harris-Seybold Co—™
115% Jan
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
*93%
34'A
i
10
MEMORIAL
33%
44% May 15
30
110% May
1
47% Jan 23
24
53% Mar 20
54
Feb
35
51% July 19
124
*22'A
33%
Hecht
8
CLOSED
34
f
16
31% May 20
38% Jan
EXCHANGE
22 %
22%
Hayes Industries Inc
;
22
26%
79V4
95
4
1
Aug
Va
2z%
21 '/a
Harshaw
6
Jan
20
7d
22%
95
Hat Corp of America common
1
4 % % preferred-——
—50
,
2
STOCK
78%
22%
-
Va
22 Va
preferred
/ Hart Schaffner &
May 13
28% Apr
2
34% Mar 27
89% Feb
Dec
11
13
40%
77%
22
95
convertible
Haveg
37
76
Dec
>
7
40 Va
78%
22
1
common
40%
78 %
<
*92
•
34% Jan 21
39
6% Jan
5
Harsco Corporation
32% Mar 25
8
47
17
12
39% Mar 11
27% Feb - 4
5% Oct 31
32% Dec
33% Feb
40%
..
5
x22%
4%
c
29% May 28"
38% July 31
% 35% Apr 16
24% Nov 20
25
.
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac com new_7.50
15
Apr 15
48% May 17
Water
Weil Cementing
Printing Co„J—_
F)
_100
!
135
11
(W
Hamilton
37% May 17
15
Feb
2
111% Jan
May 28
128% Jan
Jan
54%
52%
53%
53%
54%
54 Va
55 %
94%
94%
94%
95
95%
95%
96
96
70
71 %
69%
70Va
70V*
71%
71%
72%
23,800
250
8,500
.V7
-A';.
Number 5643
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2573)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
k'ear 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
Lowest
NEW
Highest
FORK
LOW AND
STOCK
HIGH
SALE
Monday
Tuesday
May 28
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
May Zl "
V Par
EXCHANGE
May 29
Thursday
May 30
Friday
Week
the
•
Shares
May 31
^
K
34% Feb
104
•
27
127
Dec
18
52
37% Dec
:
7
44 "
3
37% Feb
12
3
100 % Apr
4
20
45% Jan
70% Aug
13
Nov
Aug
Feb
44% Aug 14
38
Feb
3
46% May 15
109% May 9
'
49
13
Feb
39% Jan
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4%%
Dec
21
96
1
78
May 10
83
92
Dec
5
1G3
Mar 13
88
May 16
102
Feb
96% May 29
Mar
97% Nov 28
108
Apr
89
Nov
30
105
Mar
87
Dec
28
103
May 22
71% Feb
9
37
Nov
14
24
Feb
15
13
1
4%%
24
Mar 12
Feb
18
4.50%
96
Feb
21
4.20%
Jan
4
96
Feb
11
90
66
Apr
77% Jan
3
38% Jan
31
2
32% May
10
28% Aug 14
24% July 23
26% Jan
21% Jan
23
Jan
2
26
Mar
12% Dec
27
21
12
Feb
19
15
Apr
30
May 28
113
Jan
Mar 27
Dec
48
23
12
37% Feb
147% Mar 14
12
1
42% Apr
25
Mar
53% Apr
Dec
30 %
July 16
31
39 % Feb
10
Nov
21
32% Dec
4
52% Jan
oi
i 40
47
Apr
58% Apr
,
74
12
41
27
40% Mar 19
29
Aug~20
<49
Jan
Dec
18
25
Dec
74%
Mar
21
98
Feb
1
84
May
May 28
Electric
Co
38%
38%
383/4
38%
38%
*38%
38%
1,400
*78%
80
78%
78%
35 % Jan
2
Copper
&
f94%
-27% Apr
7
4%
E J
31% Dec
26
22
Jan
10
29 % Apr
3
24
May 27
26 % May
4
54% Oct
19
47
Jan
57% Apr
26
34 % Jan
4
9
94%
*90%
92%
99
*92
(S
H)
<fe
*92
67
*34%
35
:,*F'3o
X67
35 J/2
30%
25 %
13%
13%
/'■
41%
45
43%
44%
■\t
Nopar
xll2%
.
114
113
44%
46%
44%
70 %
71%
69 %
71
30%
30%
30%
39
39
*39
1
1,500
*34%
35%
300
_'l
99
30%
30%
30%
2 5 Va
STOCK
25
25
13%
EXCHANGE
13%
14
443/a
443/4
CLOSED
44%
443/4
113%
114
1,200
800
2,500
/;
5,200
112%
113%
8,500
46
47%
MEMORIAL
46%
473/4
24,300
71
72%
DAY
71 3/8
72
30%
30%
30 3%
40
25
(111)..
67%
34%
13%
46
1
941/4
*67
25 %
113%
2.50
*90%
*92
67
*30%
30%
340
96%
99
'
34%
25
•
9 6 Va
94i/4
*92
67%
30%
.
10
91
*88
96 '/o
*90%
99
66%
67%
25%
45%
46%
ZZl
100 G
5
31%
35
50
50%
100
*84
45
31%
34%
10
...
preferred'
Kress
*90%
91
%
v'V
30%
31
39
39'%
45%
46
-
.rV/:
5,500
900
300
40
*39%
'
45%
31
31%
33%
50%
V
*31%
'
34%
45%
*31'/a
31%
33%
341/4
6,000
50%
31%
33%
49*%
52'/4
14,500
'A.'
-50%
34%
50
-
451%
.
1
.
8,800
1/
300
•
Korvette Inc.;
I
_
1
85
84
84
84%
84'/2
84
350
/;85/v/v
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
20
26 %
_~~i0
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
303/4
31
Co
No par
31
31
30%
Kroehler Mfg Co—
.Kroger Co (The)
31%
5
X24
24
24%
24%
ZZZZl
53%
53 %
"
17
96
13%
Kresge (S S) Co
2
30% May 29
*88
97
13%
'
11
91
*95%
30%
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
Apr 10
'21% Mar
13
*88
97
25%
*
20
91
*95%
—III
Wire Co.
80
'
5
______
44
103
*78%
80
*78%
44%
103
*83
.
...
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
.
:
—8.75
._
4
43%
43%
103
No par
;
Keystone Steel
43% Jan
29
&
2
17% Feb
50% Feb
800
x38%
50
3
65 % Jan
.
45%
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
4%% conv prior preferred
35% May 22
.
45%
preferred.
31% May
1
46 %
Kern
7, 46% May 22
5
*45%
42 %
102
loo
43% Jan
/
17
2,100
45%
„
(Julius) & Co
Hayes Co—_
Kennecott
May 10
25 % Feb
29% Mar29
'
4
:
Power & Light Co
Kelsey
47% May 31
11
33% May 23
82
Kansas
11
27'A Feb
7
"39 v May 28
103 %
45%
preferred___100
Southern com__No par
Kansas Gas
Kayser
Feb
39
6
61
7
18,000
103%
45%
cumulative
City
non-cum
4
57% Feb
128 % Jan
1
24
4%
3
5
44%
104%
45%
loo
preferred
Kansas
17
101% Feb
44%
102 %
preferred
4.35%
4
46% May 23
*.
"
43 % Oct
14
34% May 29
92% May
9
46% Jan 20
42%
100
.50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
loo
4%>
cumulative preferred.;
_10j
102
Jan
33 %
preferred.
J:
;
preferred
10
91
conv
'
14
-
78
cum
53%
54%
/ ,;.'J
y.;;/
5,500
3,900
•
31%
24%
241/4
500
53%
52%
31 %
24%
-
52 3/4
53%
4,000
14%
2,000
3,400
L Sv
13
4
13
16% Mar 13
18% Dec
26
16% Sep
10
14% Jan
21
15% Jan
27% Aug
4% Jan
7
23% Feb
11
27
6
3% Jan
8
19
7
17% Jail
3
18% Jan
24
Nov
22% Mar 12
30
Jun
8
34% Apr
89
May
8
97
30
Mar 22
13% Jan
10
17% Jun
35% Apr
26
58
15% Nov
26
21 % Jan
3
6
2% Jan
31
Apr
24
19% Dec
28
Oct
2
25% Nov
1
1% July
15
5
16% Jan
4
16% Dec
28
74% Feb
9
8
Apr
14% Jan
27
July 10
94
9
2
17% Mar 14
10
20% Jan
24
$3
5% May 27
7% Jan
10
50c
Apr
9
68% Feb
1
12
141% Jan
15
50
47% Jan
23
76% Nov
7
62% Mar
14% May 28
35% Jan 24
18
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
100% Jan
12
12
Jan
6
58% Dec
12
25% May 14
35
July 26
37% Dec 19
Jan
11
Feb
6
88% Dec
86
Dec
97
23% July
6
22 % Feb
96
27
102% Jan
13
11
104
Nov
19
103 % Dec
15% Dec
12
116
Dec
28
26% Dec
27
83% Jan
27
21
Mar 14
% Feb
28
*821/2
87%
16
15%
15 3/4
6,500
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,900
No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14%
Valley RR_
Valley Coal
1st
noncum
1
1%
1%
1%
13/4
*13/4
1%
1%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
*181/2
18%
No par
5%
1
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
5
25
25%
24%
25
243/4
25
26
27% Feb
Jan
20
61
-
Dec
8
31
1,300
500
28%
29%
8,400
X24%
24%
4,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
77%
78
78
78%
3,800
113%
11%
11%
11
11%
26,900
% Jan
31
Liggett & Myers Tobacco-com
.25
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp...'.
100
146%
10
X61%
9
Link
16% Apr
16
Lionel
Corp (The).:
Liquid
Carbonic
7
3%%
May 17
Jan
Jan
Belt
List
11
Co
5
convertible
Industries
preferred
100
90
2,300
70 'A
1,100
15%
503/4
90
: •;>/•
3,100
69%
70
69%
15 3%
153/4
*15%
153/4
15%
493/4
493/4
50%
503/a
*81
90
*81
90
&
60
62
;
*81
100
8%
81/4
8%
8%
8%
42%
43%
43%
44
43%
433/4
17,100
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/a
19%
15,300
34
34%
35
34%
35%
34%
35%
9.900
35%
11,800
Lone Star Cement Corp...
Lone Star Gas Co
conv
...4
4.25%
4
4.35%
.10
series D preferred.
series E preferred
101% Feb 21
106
Apr
4
4.40%
series G
Long Island Lighting Co
-
series
Lorillard
17% May 20
7%
4
B
Co
(P)
Gas &
Louisville
&
Lowenstein
7
El
(M)
35%
113%
113%
35%
230
22%
22%
12,900
96
96
250
250
22%
22%
22%
96%
96%
*95
97
STOCK
-100
*86
88
L8
88
*88
90
EXCHANGE
*88
90
100
*85
87%
*84%
87 %
87
87
CLOSED
*87
97%
100
104%
104%
*103%
104%
10
17%
17%
100
...
*123
29%
...50
78%
& Sons Inc
—-1
3.33%
*
12,900
113%
*113
98%
(Ky).Nopar
Co
Co
35%
114%
35
22%
Nashville
•Lukens: Steel
353/4
113%
98
pfd
—
Louisville
8
35%
114%
10
common
preferred
30% May 31
35
*113
...100
com
preferred
conv
£ 34%,
8%
8%
100
„
preferred
25
24
70
4,000
r
61%
49%
*
15%
50
1483A
*147%
61%
44%
Mar
Jan
*69%
65 Va
65
65%
148%
8%
No par
.
Jan
29
70%
*147%
61%
19%
4.84%
110% Apr
62
43%
Corp.—
—
92
*
65
65 %
147%
61%
1
Inc
89
93% Jan
*81
65
147%
62%
Loew's
May 23
127% Mar
49%
65 %
147
1,500
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—.i-1—.-u—1
2
11
87
74% May 15
i8% Mar 15
70
*15>/4
15
common
86% May 17
2
65
2.50
Corp
5%
12
1,000
6
77%
7
45% Feb
!;
11%
115% May
2
Jun
*5%
76%
35% May 31
36% May 13
24
21
6
17%
28
25 % Jan
*5%
6
11%
Corp
Feb
119 % Jan
*5%
17%
3
Stores
r
23% Jan
5
,114
—
«?■•£
78%
i
103
20
9
Fink
f
//■'
11%
57% Jan
26
30 % Nov
May
&
pfd—
-May 31
143% Jan
109
2nd
noncum
5,900
1%
No par
common
preferred
17%
83
4
15% Jan
871/2
157/a
53% May 13
25
23
*82%
1,500
77%
9
9
87%
♦85
500
1,100
/
No par
22
Jan
106
34
16
72% Jan
t-
1C9% Mar 28
19
19
33%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co——.10
Libby McNeill & Libby.
..7
2
31% Mar
18%
34%
14
42% May 28
18% Feb 27
32% Apr
19%
34%
37%
64% May 13
Feb 28
7% Jan
18%
34%
29
150% Mar
<
12
75
18%
Jan
13%
/. r 68
8
14% Feb
18%
34%
200
19%
19 Va
18%
Apr
82% Jan
n,
18
38
19%
35 Va
18%
37%
Products..-
98
19%
15%
Lehn
19
19
16 %
25% May 24
12
300
243/4
■V'4. O/
37%
19
15
*3%
16
30
Jan
14%
24%
4
*3%
37%
20% Oct
16% Feb
15
25%
14%
*243/4
A-
15
(The)
21 % Mar 26
18%
:
10
Lehman Corp
9
98% Dec
4
100
Cement
29% May 20
2
21% Oct
Jan
iVV
preferred
12
Aug
12
87%
15
25%
*3%
Coal & Navigation Co
Feb
64
10
*85
143/4
25%
.
Portland
26
163 % Feb
Jan
i7%
4
1
23
28
*34%
Co
14
Jan
33% Dec
19 %
common.3
■.; ?:■:
.
Sons
Feb
Feb
8
T*n
&
29% Nov
May 31
29
3.85%
2% Jan
May 15
63
6% Nov 29
Jan
(James)
1% May 9
17% Feb 11
14
11
18% Nov
■
26
2
43% Jun
18%
Bryant
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Apr
18 % Mar 29
25
1
9
36
72% Feb
Sep
14%
25%
3%
''
Lees
4
84
14%
25 J/4
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
La Consolidada 6%
Lane
■
4
25
common."
Lee Rubber & Tire
1
20
24
Co
preferred series A
4
12% Dec
49
4.32%
36% Apr
61% Oct
137 % Dec
4% Jan
Gas
19% May
8
19% Mar 13
32% Mar 12'
'87
La<"]»%
Mar 22
;r
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.•
14% Apr
25% Apr
3% Nov
125%
29%
77.
xl7%.
17%
22%
223/4
*103%
'
:
17%
■
17%
10
*103%
104%
104 '/a
300
17%
17%
4,100
MEMORIAL
125
120
125
124
125
29%
30
30
30
293/4
30%
3,600
76
78
77%
78
77
77%
3,700
21%
21%
21:,4
213/4
21%
3,500
98 %
97%
99%
98%
100%
44,600
xl23
'
21
21%
21
S5%
99
94
"
125
DAY
-
■'
-
.
.
■■
'/":'///'
o'/v
w;*?!
7
:
,:
M
37% Nov 23
7.20
Nov
15
27% Dec
49% Jan
20
18
4
6%
12
32/
10
Mack
16
28 % Feb
12
32% May 17
Macy
13
81
10% Apr
10% Feb
28
139
31% Nov 26
6
Mar 20
Mar 13
41
119
May 16
7% Mar 28
7% Mar
72% P eb
35
6
20
Mar 18
125
30
9% Apr
26
14% May 14
89
6
476
Jan
4
530
26
8% Nov 28
8
Jan
3
10
5% Dec
31
7
Jan
4% Mar 11
Sep
24
19
Nov
5
8% Oct
30
10% Apr
18
Jan
29% Nov 28
48% May
16% Feb
20%
3
1
Jan
40% May
26
4% Jun
610
Mar
Jan
86% Jan
473% Dec
.16
1
.50
Oil
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
200
32%
33%
33%
34%
6,400
12%
12
12%
12
12%
4,400
6.25
29%
30%
29%
5
x28%
19%
28
Mar
1
35 % Jan
7
20% Jan
21
35% Feb
13
74
Dec
21
97
7
75 % Jan
8
83
73% Dec
21
96% Jan
4
76
8
83
70
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
70
Jan
3
28% Feb
6
34% Apr
56% Jan
3
28
Feb
12
9
53
Nov
Feb
Jan
May 13
Jan
12
32% Jan
3
26% Feb
40
13% Jan
10
8
31
Mar 22
Jan
9
17% Apr
22
19
30
Jan
4
41% Dec
13
46
Jan
6
Jan
21
42 % Apr
30
12% Dec
21
15
Jan
16
12% Jan
2
13% Mar 11
69% Nov 28
83% Jan
24
70
Jan
2
75% Apr
38% Dec
40% Dec
28
32
Feb
11
47
34% Feb
11
13
76
Dec
18
95% Mar
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
10
17% Dec
Sep
19
5
17
May 14
Mar
1
46% May 13
14% Jan 11
75% Mar
6
101% May 31
49
2
Jan
58
Apr 22
31
23% Feb
29
17% Mar 27
15% Feb
'1
21"% Jun
12
16% May 28
20
31% Oct
1
30
33
Apr
1
39% May 16
82% Dec
19
41% Apr
102% Jan
16
85% Feb
5
93
19% Jan
Mar
29
7
32% Mar 15
27% May 27
May 8
30% Apr 24
9
98
Apr
11
79
88 % Jan
2
45% Jun
26
21% Nov 26
27% Feb
6
24% Feb
35
July 11
Feb
Dec
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
44% Jan
3
17"% Nov
20
23% Jan
48
Jan
27
64% May 10
Dec
28
102
9
107
9
July 19
61% July 31
3
May 23
May 27
29 Va
28%
29%
2,800
36%
363'8
36%
10,800
♦81%
82%
*81%
82'%
*78
80%
*70%
72%
*70%
72%
*70%
No par
X28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
No par
*51%
54
No par
15%
common
*
preferred
McCall
Corp
8
82
May 13
25
97
Apr
page 26-
5
*51%
15
15
*14%
27%
27%
*41%
42%
*51%
27%
*41%
42%
13%
13 Va
13%
72 %
72%
72%
721/4
*71%
72%
McGraw-Edison
Mclntyre
&
4%
preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)
45
44
433/i
441/4
44%
44%
44
44
44%
44%
44%
44
44
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14
*98 %
99
93
98 »/2
98
98%
99%
x56%
57%
56
56%
55%
563/4
56
17%
*17%
17%
17%
♦173/4
17%
17%
V*
2,500
17%
.
17
16%
16%
16%
163/4
17
17
38%
37%
37i%
37 %
38
38%
38%
.100
1
100
27%
28
80
80%
*90
273/4
80%
28%
80%
36
*90
93%
*90
28%
300
700
1,600
93%
28aa
28%
28%
80
80
*80
81%
*35
36
<35
36
3,800
150
30
36
Inc
3%
24%
24%
2434
243/4
24
24%
24%
24%
1,900
common
Inc
16%c
33%
34%
33%
333/4
33%
34
34%
34%
9,000
Co
1
No par
*76
79
No par
116
116
preferred—
Mergenthaler
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Co
preferred series
x36
93%
1,900
56%
16%
93%
1,500
2.000
37%
*91
3,900
101%
5
$3.50 preferred
*76
113%
79
*76
115
♦112
79
115%
*76
*112
79
115%
*58%
59%
58%
59
500
900
No par
59 %
59%
58%
58%
12.50
20%
21
203/4
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
26,800
58
58%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
58 %
900
5
pfd—100
*88
88
88
*87
90%
*87
100
*99
101
*99
101
x97%
98
*96
98
91
*88
91
*87
90%
*87
90%
*80
83%
*80
90%
3.85%
preferred series
100
*88
17
3.80%
preferred series
preferred series
100
*81
83%
*81
83%
4.45%
100
*99
101%
*99
101 %
^Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
130
44%
19
May 23
1,700
13%
Feb
89
20
13 %
72'A
44%
86% Apr
103
*
X-13 %
$4
4.35%
42%
13%
71 %
*41 %
13%
36
„
Stores
Machine
700
1
1
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
2nd
500
27%
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
conv
15
15
*27%
18
Inc
■
700
53
__5
Mines
Robbins
Mead
Co
28%
1
—
Inc class A
McLellan Stores Co.
&
*51 »/2
72
3
Co
Publishing
Porcupine
McKesson
13
28%
15
41%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
31
53
54
27%
9
98% Jan
15%
*70%
28%
13
McGregor-Doniger
70
80
'
72
41%
McGraw-Hill
80
80
27%
18
108 % Apr
80
3
Corp common
Feb
5
78
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common__50c
3%%
convertible preferred
100
McCord
104% Jan
4
:'
78
27%
Mesta
Sep
par
$3.75 cum pfd
11
Jun
3,100
82%
62% Jan
92
25,400
♦81%
1
102
32
82%
54% Apr
94
38%
31%
*81%
—...
8
8
230
85
37%
No par
preferred
24
4
*83
39
31%
21% Jan
Jan
85
29
69% Apr
Jan
38%
36%
1
Apr
*83
31%
11
84
85%
38%
313/4
Feb
82
see
25
85
36%
36%
Apr
95
footnotes
29
85%
37%
Co
$3.75
$3
85%
200
29%
19
6
2,600
36%
26
21
1,100
35%
2874s
23
23
333/4
35
X31 %
Feb
Jan
33%
-
36%
No
Co_._————1
52
Jan
33%
35%
353/8
31%
Merck
99% Feb
33%
35%
33%
Va
29%
37% Apr
89
54
54
54
36%
Mercantile
116
54
*53
31%
25% May 20
80
May 21
105% Jan
3
54
54
2,900
29
Corp
Electric
39 % Apr
12
7,000
1947 series__No par
cumulative pfd
No par
Master
34% Mar 21
29 % Feb
1,400
19%
5
Masonite
21% Mar
4
29V4
19
36%
100
—
...——
May Dept Stores common
$3.40
16
29'%
19%
8
Maytag
43 % Aug 20
293/4
29 Va
33
20
17
29%
29
19%
35
25
13% Dec
29%
28%
19%
35%
Feb
55
*53
29%
28%
19%
33
32% Feb
77
50
293/4
29
32%
30% May 14
39% Jan
4
Jan
.
35%
preferred
200
16
33%
12
com—..No par
Co
*15%
16
33 V8
12%
common—...5
Corp
&
16
16
34%
12%
Marshall
Field
*15%
16%
33%
*16
Marquette Cement Mfg Co....____4
Co
10
1,800
*5%
convertible preferred
4%%
2,500
8%
1
,
Midland
Martin
39%
535
8%
8
28
39%
*515
8%
—5
7
22
393/4
535
8%
12.50
54% Feb
Jan
*515
8%
Exploration.
3
47% Jan
39%
39%
535
*8%
No par
Bros
52% Jan
% Mar 23
39%
*515
4,200
1
Corp
91
39%
530
76%
8%
Calculators Inc..
May 28
3R% May 28
39%
530
75%
8 %
Sugar Co
Marchant
48% Mar 19
(The)—
Marathon
26
other
76%
2
17
all
753/4
2
Dec
For
76
10
19% May 25
27
75%
Jan
85
Dec
300
75%
33% Jan
Feb
300
81%
75
—10
Mahoning Coal RR Co.
4%
,v
14,400
38
14
81
9%
20 % Apr
3
*
813/8
13%
18
24
82
81%
12%
11
Jan
97% Oct
81%
*9%
16
50
80
81 %
9%
27% Apr
18% Feb
45% Dec
77
81%.
133/4
25% Apr
98
8
81%
10
*9%
4
20
Nov
2,600
Manning, Maxv/ell & Moore
11
33% Feb
31%
13%
Maracaibo
24
81
X31%
Manhattan-Shirt
Nov
27% Nov 29
32%
9%
14
37
<
31%
133/4
17% Jan
Apr
1
31%
9%
13% May 10
31
1
31%
13%
37% May 13
32
26
31%
9%
2
37% May
Oct
31%
13%
7
'< 35% Mar
32
6,800
123
*9%
15% Mar 13
11
'
29%
30%
*120
13%
32% May
9% Jan
14
25
29%
100
Mandel
31% Feb
20
29%
30%
123
__i
10
31
May 15
29%
:
Nov~13
56% Jun
1,400
*120%
29%
Magma Copper
Marine
30%
120%
28%
Garden..—.No par
Square
Magnavox Co
30%
120%
29%
preferred series A
Chef
8
30
123%
29%
No par
com
5% Apr
7
12% Dec
Inc
Manati
40% July 11
; ,25
Magic
Co
11
82% Dec
.
4%%
Madison
29%
20%
*120%
5
,
Jan
37% Nov
July 17
(R H)
30
10
100
preferred
Trucks Inc
2
May 27
51% Sep 26
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
54
MacAndrews & Forbes common
16
92% Jan
8% Nov 21
Dec
39% Mar 22
Apr
33% Oct
6% Sep 20
.86
29% May 27
27% Feb
May 24
30% Nov 14
28% Apr 11
80% Dec 27
,
3
144
*97%
101%
♦97%
90%
83%
101%
10
110
21
22
The Commercial and Financial
(2574)
Chronicle.. .Monday, June
3, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for P^erlon»
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1966
47% Jan
20
26% Sep
26
'
Lowest
61% Sep
5
41% Feb
5
50% Jan
Jan
6
30% Jan
2
37% May 21
33
> 40
Dec
47
142
Dec
7
29 % Feb
20
26 Va Dec
5
126
13
Apr
26
10
40 % Jan
Mar 12
38
Feb
12
49
3
127
Jan
2
137
30% Feb
12
40
42% Dec
12
May 28
40
Jan
Miami Copper
Mituue
3
25% Mar 22
9
% May 24
Feb
4
'
20
12
Feb
,
22'/a Apr
12
19'/a Jan
10
19% Dec
23
22% May 14
17% Mar 21
23
90ya July 26
73% Jan
26
75% May 10
58
Feb
15
78% May 31
Dec
21
2
94
Mar 29
98% Feb 20
13% Oct
>
25 % July 17
Jan
Jan
eiViSep
i
31
17
58
<
4
24% Jan
3
Oct
8
88
Jan
11
79
Feb
12
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
22
Jan
29
25 Va Mar
30
Feb
11
35% Apr
25
Feb
13
28% Mar 29
95
•:
v
76
v
22
105
Apr
29
14% Feb
V
12
28
42% Apr
25v8 Nov 21
30% Jan
i 30%'Hov
2,
16
7% May 28
15
Jan
3
49% Apr
30
37% Feb
40% July 24
26% Feb
19
12% Jan
10
23
3
30% Jun
25
36% Aug 14
17% Jan > 5
33% Jan-
49% Nov 29
«1% Jan
55% Jan 25
1
65% Mar
35% Apr 26
47% May 14
36% Mar 28
44% Jan
:»
t
.t
J
9% Nov 29
5
"7% Oct
2
11% Feb 29
f
60
3
76
Feb
20
i
67% Oct
2
88
Feb
20
14% Dec
31
22
Mar 23
Dec
13
Oct
21
>
8% Feb
67
13
Jan
4
75
Jan
2
14
May 31
18% Nov 29
16% Nov 29
52% Mar 19
18
May 13
11% Apr
2
30% Feb 28
28
Jan
3
24% Jan
39% Jan 26
,
24% Jan
33% Nov
22% NOV 29
r.
28% July 23
24% Jan 12
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
19
3
19% Mar 18
23
38% Aug
38
Dec
31
18% Jan
1
10
46% Apr 27
25% Dec 14
18% Nov 27
28% Mar 12
37% Dec
13
51% Mar 14
30% Jan
23
45% Nov
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
9
32% Mar
21
7
40% May 10
14% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
45% Jan
11
36% Dec
21
29% Dec
31
42% Jan
4
35% Feb
2nd
conv
29'/a
29 VB
28'%
28%
7,600
20 'a
20%
20%
—0*8
20'%
20%
20%
20 Va
74 J/<
75%
*95
73
15
50
96
15%
91
!
7%
:
*21%
8%
26'%
2
47% Apr
A
'/
7%
57%
7 J/2
56»%
57%
56%
57
42
40%
41%
'40%
41
37%
36%
37'
36%
12,800
V*
19.800
•
30,800
*
9%
9%
9V4
56 J, 'z
36V2
■37
36%
56%
56%
56%
4,;>00
'
39%
40%
57'%
9%
56%
40'%
57
400
57%
1.600
9%'
9'%
9%
9%:
40%
•
49 J/B
40 "4
9%
-9%
68 %
68%
69
69
68'%
68
Va
67%
68
81-
80%'
80%
80%
80 Va
79«a
80 '
15
',4
14%
15'%
14
14%
1,000
22%
7 22'/a
22%
18%
22%
22%
600
40
:
-
22
-
9%
9%
9%
22
r';
*15%
22%
19
19
f
19
*13
13%
35%
; 34%
*18%
13%
*13
2
:
34 VB
18%
*13
34%
9%
"•9%
■;
-
11,600
;
'
12,700
470
"
"
'
18%', 18%
'
13Va
34%
353b
400
'
34.200
'
5
24%
25
24 '2
24%
No par
(The)
45%
46 J/b
45 VB
45%
100
*13
13'2
35%
34'%
407«
9%
24%
25 Va
45%
46
21%
21 Vb
21 VB
21%
21%
■
*
25%
»
>.
"1"
j 7.400
253b
•46'
46%
3,300
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
Oil
21% Mar 12
25% Jan
24
14% May 14
13
19% Jan
3
35% Feb
47% May 20
21%
1
x34%
36%
34%
35%
35%
36%
36 %
36%
57,200
86,
36%
36 J/4
36%
36%
37»%
36%
37%
34,500
x22%
22%
Co—
Motorola Inc
40% May 13
20% Mar 27
47
27% Feb
(John) & Co—:
21 VB
10
Motor
23% Jan
11
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
Munsingwear Inc
Products
Corp
.10
46 '
411/2
5
21'/a
21%
.1
j
28%
29 VB
16
16
5
1
38% Jan
11
42% Apr 12
24% Apr
15
30% Jan
4
43% Jan
7
50
May
1
Myers
24
148
May 10
130
Jan
8
Nashville
16% May 28
22
July 16
May 15
15% Apr 29
18% Jan
4
Natco
62
23
82
July 25
69
80% Jan
8
National
Jan
1
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America.
Mar 15
&
15%
45%
41 Va
„10
-
50
(F E)
15%
3
Jan
'PiT;
'
.1,000 lire
Montgomery Ward & Co„No par
Moore-McCoimack Lines
—i_12
Morrell
1.600
•
No par
•
3.400
i
7%
7%
DAY
400
32
40%
15 Va
/•Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Monterey
690
26%
36%'
No par
Montana Power Co
4.70C
Va
23%
*
32
r 26
7%
56
15J/B
Co
.
MEMORIAL
59%
*80%
,
Chemical
*22 Va
32%
43%
:
7%
CLOSED
22'%
57 %»
-100
Tool
22%
31%
*26%
22%
■
Monon RR class
16%
91
41%
1
_5
—1.25
Machine
2.300
10
lo%
90%
16'%
91
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15 %
26%
Monarch
6,800
95
91
32
t
78%
95
15
26 »/4
Inc
76'%
91
31%
Co
3.600
76%
15%
26%
-
98'%
20
-
32
Corp
Development Co..
18%
97
96
*95
18'%
97 Va
*
preferred-
4.20% preferred
1,100
18'%
,r
75%
76
*95,
96
22%
4
35% May
29
22%
26% Mar
8
28 J/4
26%
2
30
29%
1
common
Class B
17% Apr
8,400
31%
Monsanto
32% Jan
40
_25
8
14
39'%
Paper— _2.5o
Mission
40
39%
100
Ontario
1,400
J/2
29 «/4
No par
preferred
«fe
47%
134 Va
38
'
preferred
1st
*47%
134%
134
38 Va
18
14
14% Mar 25
47 VB
133%
38
97
Feb 19
5,300
34
134,
47 VB
47'4
47
133%
184
•
3.200
37%
38','4
97%
Mojud
43 "4
X42%
37%
Missouri Pacific.RR class A—No par
Mohasco Industries Inc—
5
3 J/2 %
preferred
:
100
18
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
48%
136
*32
24
*32
•
17%
Jan
12
*32
35
95%
Montecatlni
30% Jan
34
*32
.
Apr 16
22
37
13 %
37% Jan
19% Apr 30
26% Feb 11
37 VB
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
_10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR corn—No par
7% preferred .series A
.2100
31
16
37
97%
Mission
.
6
9
37 %
18 J/4
83% Apr 22
18
37 VB
96'/a
$1.50
>8
24% Apr
23% Jan
37%
Minnesota Power & LightNo par
Minute Maid Corp_w._—___3—.1
11% Apr 12
72% May 1
17
37%
No par
Minnesota
58% May 23
12% Jan
44
Oil
$5.50
37% May 23
>
43 J/2
1st
Minneapolis Moline Co
43% May 27
2
8% Mar 15
•
/
12
43%
47%
1
14
9% Dec
36 V* Jan
i
43%
common
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
11
•:! 29% Jan
44
133 %
91'/a May 31
Shares
May 31
43'%
preferred—.———100
Corp.—
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer___1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_.No par
'
'
Inc
5
$4
■
.
the We»;a
■Friday
May 80
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—1.50
Minn Mining &
Mfg com
.No par
98% May 31
18% Mar
Thursday
5
Utilities
.
8%
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
May ',18
£.uierpuse„
Midwest
14
V
SALE
HIGH
AND
May 29
Tuesday
May 27
lo
—
boutn
Midland Steel Prod
May 31
32% Jan
Par
Inc—
Ex $25 distribution.
,
Aug 10
40
36% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
MiCVancl
30
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
.36%
*21
22%
-
15%
45'/a
*41 Va
22%
22%
22'%
22'%
15%
*15'2
15%
'45%
45%
41%
41'%
*21%
21'%
*21%
29'-i
29%
29%
15%
r5%
*15%
1,300
21%
29'%
i
46
41%
21 %
21%
28 7 s
29
*15 %
16
900
22%
-
15%
-
15%
tiOO
46
46%
3.200
*41
-
Va
,300
42
1.000
1
2,100
"
:-J 200
16
36% '
36%
36 %
.36%
36%
36%
36%
3,500
10
29%
29%
29 VB
29%
29%
29%
29%'
29%
3,000
No par
Bros—.
*46 %
46%
46 Vb
461
46 Va
46%
*46%
108 "2
109'%
109%
1
b
48
200
N
118
Jan
Jan
105
Feb
23
Feb
17
29% Jun 27
19% May
11
Nov
26
16% Mar 19
11
35% Jun
8
34% Oct
17
150
Nov
42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
21
179
Feb
11
8
12
33% Apr
8
35
2
Jan
30 ;
Chatt
&
St
Louis-
Corp
3
National
Airlines
13% Mar 13
National
Automotive
38% Jan
14
National
Aviation
39% May 13
163% Apr
9
National
Biscuit
13% May 27
15% Jan
9
National
Can
46% Feb
68
% May 27
24% May 22
National
Cash
National
40% May
2
38% Mar 18
National
23% Jan
Apr
11
20
Feb
10
26% May 14
33% Dec
6
30
Feb
12
34% Jan
23
42% Aug 14
34% Apr
30
25 %Jun
27
18% Apr
8
29% Oct
11
23% Feb
12
20% Jan
3
21% Mar 19
20% Feb
10
92% Dec
17
18V2 Jun
101% Aug 28
20
Jan
2
18% Jan
7
37% Dec
27
61% Apr
13
35% Apr
25
93
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
91
76% Jan
23
123% Aug
9
10
179
154
Dec
132
Nov
30
11% Jan
21% Mar 12
94
5
Jan
153
31
Mar 12
Apr
8
100% Feb
12
156
May 31
130% May 31
12 Va Apr 12
37% Apr 23
9
28% May 21
101% Apr
Jan
14
16% Jan
20
20
10
17% Feb
64
Jan
20
80% Jan
28
77% Aug 17
87% Nov
5
65% Mar 12
33% Dec
33% Feb
12
37 % Mar 11
40 % Feb
12
£>1
Jan
36% Jan
2
42
May 31
36
Dec
13
Oct
•
15
7
48
24
Jan
3
9% Apr
10% Dec 26
12% Feb
Sep
13
12% Oct 11
17
Mar 29
13
5% July 18
8% Mar
9
12% Feb 27
14
3
13%
13%
13%
2,6uU
65%
66
67%
7,700
23%
STOCK
23%
1,600
38
38'2
EXCHANGE
38%
39%
11,200
34%
35%
CLOSED
34%
35 VB
National
21
21'/b
"4
10,900
'2,000
Natl
27%
27%
23%
29,500
94%
95
Linen
Theatres
U
11
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
S
14% Feb
4
Nefsner Bros
18
85
Feb
26
17
Jan
2
86
Jan
24
17% Sep
21
97% Feb
20
125% May
6
14
16% Feb
19
Jan
16
7
99% Feb
13
87% Nov
19
74% Apr
8
23% Nov 29
33% Apr
30
Feb
32% Nov 29
47% Jan
3
27% Feb
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
26
Feb
25
76
Sep
26
91
78^
Mar 13
94% Jan
6
107
July 25
100
May
7
103
500
Jan
350
May 27
351
Mar 28
17
9
23
130% May 20
Fibre
New
4
New
York
10
N
Chicago & St Louis
$5
N
N
Y
Y New
Jan
15
Preferred
19
58
Nov
26
32
54J/2 Jan
4
23
76
73
Nov
28
78-
Dec
31
82-
Dec
11
18% May 25
33% Jan
5
€0% Jan
91
Feb
98% Jan
103
.
4
22% Nov 19
38% Nov 29
Jan
Apr
49% Sep
7
19
16
25% Oct
28
88
104
Sep
8
19
13
73% July 18
26% Feb
7
16% Jan
May
9
16
22 % Aug 16
43
77% Dec
41
13
Jan
50% Aug
111
Jun
3
8
5
38% Apr
May 24
29% Jan 18
87
70
73% Feb
May 16
73% May 28
79
Jan
14
83% May 22
18% Apr 10
33% Feb 12
62% Feb
Apr
31% Mar
81
Jan
12
1
1
14
30
23% Jan
31
Niagara
39J/2 May 17
27% Mar 18
39'A Jan
2
23% Jan
10
48% Jan
2
May 24
Jan
4
57% May 20
107
18%
4,000
Mar
8
.1
Electric
Gas
i
Share
Corp
&
:
.*
Western
2
American
Northeast
-
Central
18
■■ 8
29% Jan
13
24% Jan
14
footnotes
Northern
Natural
Gas
Co
32%
79
*77
79
77
77
16%
85
121%
16%
16%
200
t
.
..
1,000
•
10
16%
16%
16%
16%
,
79
*75
*81
85
*81
85
*81
85
120
121
120
123
122
23,440
124
75:%
•
"
ii
3,400
76%
74%
75%
75 V2
77%
26
26%
25 J/2
25%
25%
25'%
25%
25%
32 Va
33'4
31'2
32%
32 VB
32'2
32
VB
32%
22,300
x26%
~
77 %
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26 » a
26%
■22,300
84
*81
*81
84
84
5,400
1,600
84
*81
20
'
105
*100V2
105
*100'%
105
>100%'
105
350
350
*305
340
*310
340
>310
340
10
14%
3o%
35%
35'%
35 Va
1,100
37
37',8
37
37%
6,630
38%
38''4
14%
36%
35'%
35%
37
37
14%
14'%
14%
37
37 %
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38'2
77Va
"76%
14'%
14'2
38 %
*76
-
30%
*68
73%
31
30%
79
*76%
79
30%
30%
900
30 V4
•'
73
73%
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80
"*83'2
87
x22Va, 22%
"
37'4
66'4
*21%
>68
77
30 Va
30%
37%
66 %
22
*68
76
*73%
73 Va
80
79
80
80
*82
86
*82
46
300
86
22
*73'%
22'%
22%
22
37
22%
37 V8
38
37
37
VB
65%
66
66%
66 "4
>21%
22
2|%
21%
31%.
47%
-
Pacific
106
■
'
80
86
45-%
5
Northern
12,800
76
73'/a
79
*834
106%
x56'a -57%
73
73
*68
73
'105%
-
1,700
10
77
•
56%
32%
21%
"75'%
.
65
22
^
.
'
1
-
140
—
:
2.700
37%
1,500
66
2,200
*21%
22!i
200
31 Vb
31 "a
42.400
213a
21%
*75
76
1,500
180
563 a
563b
56%
*105'%. 106%
105sb
106 %
150
483i
49%
70.100
17%
13,200
,
3,800
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Ry__
17 !4
17%
17'%
17%
72%
73
73
82'-2
81 Va
81%
*86
88%
87%
87%
100
*84
87
100
*86%
88%
86 "2
86''2
*86%
24.%
25 %
24 '2
24%
243i
14%
14%
13%
14
1334
May 29
May 10
90% Feb
18
$4.11
preferred series
5
$4.16
4
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
17% Jan
4
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal
1
-
100
1
common
!
Co
48'%
82 %
83
28'/a Feb
48',4
72''2
5
85
13%
32 Vb
57'4
5
10
*13%
32'%
56%
99% July 25
Apr
13%
32%
•.
76
100
33% May 31
*13%
106
preferred series.
30
13%
32 «/a
-
S4.08
Apr
*13 J/2
*32
_100
1
page 26.
3,BOO
:
15%
'
com_i_lo
preferred
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—
see
600
7
6%
*15%
13%
|77
9,300
1,900
*
13
32%
21%
Mar 29
28
For
6%
•
75
Feb
23
*12%
•15%
6%
15%
76
92
2
.
21%
90
13% May 29
21% Feb 15
6%
15%
31%
82
6
6%
15%
75
2
3
7
15%
21%
Jan
19% Jan
~
*12% 7 13
30%
% May 28
83% May 20
28% Jan
12%
76
86
1
12%
21 %
9
1
12%
31%
3
Oct
7,500
9'/a
75%
21
20% Oct
8,200
7%
9%
3o''/b
Feb
Feb
42
7%
9%
21 %
Jan
92
39%
8
9'%
1
1
101% Jan
102% Jan
39 Va
7%
50
_100
85% Dec
39%
8
10
:
Ry Co
;
21 % Jun
39 Vb
7%
*9%
8
,
Aviation—
Capital Corp.—
Northern
Common
18
39 VB
10%
16%
25
Northern
Dec
3S%
121 ',4
Ry common—25
17% Mar 25
14
20.200
*
49% May 31
Feb
46%
*81
—_5
5
84
.
100
12
81
45'%
32%
.100
16% Feb
•
45%
*13.%
"
1100
39% Feb
91
45
12%
No par
—
7
103
45 %
*35»a
18% Aug
5
45
7%
1
<1
17
1.400
46'4
Corp—
16% Oct
12
73%
34%
100
57c series A
Shipbuilding Corp
12
Dec
73
34
14%
Apr
Dec
72 V4
34%
10V4
100
45
72% Dec
72
34'%
39 Va
-
par
<1
82
18%
18%
18%
72
34%
44%
5
preferred
preferred
5 J/2%
18%
71
34?B
6%
Adjustment preferred
North
18%
72 %
35
No par
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
18%
60
71'%
*15%
35% Oct
84
18%
540
34%
.
4.10%
79
3,700
15
common—
preferred
3.90%
3
104
$3.75
11
9
9
39%
No par
Common
28
70% Jan
12
38%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__No par
3.40% preferred
;
100
3.60% preferred
100
Jan
24% Jan
May
State
90
11
20% Feb
York
Y
86% Apr
21% May 29
75
New
N
5
39'%
Co
Common
14
28
38%
132
Haven & Hartford Co—
17
41% Jan
Mar
39''4
84
12
94
39
*100%
11
85% Feb
39%
No par
Feb
34% Feb
39' \
No par
13% Feb
6
1.000
—50
33
28
12%
preferred
3
28% Dec
12%
Harlem RR Co__
non-cum
&
3
75 % Nov
132
12%
Brake-
York Dock
Jan
69% Nov 29
130%
12%
Co_____ 1
Central
30
2
133'%
13
l
30
24
*130
12%
;
29 J/4 Jan
Apr
132
13
1
267/8 Apr
36% Jan
132
13
„1
35% Jan
39% Mar 27
132
5
14
64% Jan
4
156
;_lv-
25
26
21
133%
156
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp
4
..10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock.
1
12% Nov 27
Jun
131'a
England
32% Dec
34% Dec
133
157
New
New
220
5,400
132
;
7
Apr 22
.16.700,
95%
100
84% Jan
87
5,200
40%
'95%
156%
i
Air
19 "b
'«39VB
157
Co
York
97
19
39%
'39'%
133 %
Newmont
Y
19'%
97
19
v
300
129 J/2
—
Mar 11
July 24
Jan
81
19%
40
97
65
156%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
3%% preferred
New
19
39%
97
27 34
*94
—1
Corp
Inc
Inc
DAY
133%
Radiator
Corp
MEMORIAL
94
158
Tea Co
National
28
94
131
Sugar Ref Co—No par
National Supply (The) Pa
5
National
21
27 Va
95 %
156%
„
Service
National
21
27 V«
100
,
National
33% Jan
May 24
5
21
27%
40
20
20'4
21
*93 %
98
*96
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast_.No
par
National Shares Corp
_No par
National Steel Corp
.—10
May 28
440
preferred B
19%
19
39%
1
common
6%
3
31% May
10
common*-.
preferred A
Nehi
77
I
Co
No par
7%
5
Mar 13
Gas
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
11
Nov
•
Department Stores
5
Distillers & Chem Corp corn .5
pfd series of 1951
100
4 'A %
Jan
>
23 %
50
23%
16% Feb
88% Jan
50
"
13%
64'%
23%
2
96
16% Apr 26.
'
13%
155
155
155
34%
21
8
-7,500
66%
38%
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3,700
96
*95%
48
$4.75
29
1
37% Jan
77%
97%
39%
*20%
300
19%
No par
30
1
43
77%
*72%
54%
11,100
51
No par
4
90
65
42%
81%
25
com
May 14
118
15
*64%
43
11%
*94%
55'%
23 '/a
98 %
(conv)
71
3
106% Feb
64%
42%
1
4%
55%
*95
400
64
64%
*77%
100
Plymouth Oil Co
30% May 31
26 Vs May 28
104
15%
19'%
400
3,200
84
preferred
24 Va Feb
111% Jan
15%
5
Inc
1
8
28%
16%
5
15
Jan
28%
16
100
22%
51
4 %
1,000
34
*96
55%
180
.18,900
<14,400
47%
*75'%
96
*97
28
*104
4%
55'%
*95
1,100
22'%
34
19%
100%
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% .1st series prior pfd
Publicker
21%
100
,5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
3
62% Oct
72% Jan
9% May 15
x39%
40%
*21%
100
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
2.50
&
40%
21%
101%
3
1
Potomac
54%
104%
29%
1
Procter
55%
104%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
&
53%
-
*104
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
$3.50
95 %
100
& Chem Co
Pittston Co
55%
87%
common
preferred
&
4%
55%
95'%
97
1
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
4%
56%
No par
convertible
19%
633%
47'%
DAY
51
96
I
MEMORIAL
98%
97
2
$5
*50%
*96
87%
Pitney-Bowes
32% Jan
26
89% Dec
22% Jan
30
11
*21%
100
50%
19
89
Piper Aircraft Corp_.
$4.80
4%
34'%
98'%
18%
98%
Hosiery
Pitts Coke
50 %
*96
89
preferred
Poor
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
55%
51%
98%
19%
97
Petroleum
10
40% Apr
18%
4%
100
Pillsbnrv Mills Inc
$4
*50%
*96
100
preferred
Phoenix
80
22%
__,_100
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp common
Phillips
80
22%
40 %
Corp
22 Va
22%
75%
22%
39%
common
10 Va
84%
22%
100
4%
5%
*76%
75
22%
No par
:
,
CLOSED
22%
47%
54%
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common?
313/sJan
23
23
31% Feb
Reading
Corp
22%
34
47%
53%
Plough Inc
22
6
&
Philco
22%
34%
47%
No par
00m
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'*
22
*95%
preferred
18% May 31
37 Vs Jan
4
30% Jan
Jan
Phila
10'%
47%
100
preferred
94
103% Apr
24% Feb
preference
20'%
"10%
X34 %
12.50
4.40%
94'%
20%
10%
35
1
common
$1
94'%
20%
10
48
100
(conv)
1
Dec
22
94%
20%
47%
33V3C
Corp,
Co
92%
-H
*34%
5
Phelps-Dodge
•
5
Co Inc common__l
preferred
6
Dec
10%
22
__25
Amer
12
16
20%
10 Ve
____100
of
Feb
64
20'%
10
100
94
50
Phila Electric
conv
93%
common,,____z._No par
Corp
15%
100%
40
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer
100
100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Gas Light & Coke
Co
<
x33'%
common
preferred
27'%
No par
&
Corp
26%
1
preferred
Pet Milk
82%<
'
1
Sand
Power
1053/4 Apr
94% Feb
12
22,249
>
4,700
May 29
19
553%
55 %
33 s%
86
29% Nov
55'/8
83'%
20% May 14
2
98% Jan
23
54%
33%
13
Jan
54%
82%
24
17
53%
83 V2
Feb
Jan
54%
33 Va
102
106
2,000
54%
-
82 Va
112% Jan
4
1,400
25%
33%
17
10
27%
25'%
83%
10
Jan
273%
26
33%
28
106
27%
26
%
96% Dec
109% Jan
7,500
27'%
26%
33%
84% Dec
14
10%
28
25%
82
20 % Dec
10
103%
*27%
No par
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)™Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
4% e/o
Dec
10%
27%
26%
7,260
Petroleum
Dec
10%
*27%
" x26%
2,730
98 % Mar 23
93
10%
1,600
28
19% May 27
4% Jan 15
103
10%
1,600
3%''
28
14
23
'
.
300
20'%
83 %>
Penney (JC) Co_™
25
2
3%
10%
5,800-
24
27%
Mar 11
40% May 21
10%
-
*23%
28
Jan
18
20Va
? 3%
3,700
43'/a
523%
273%
3,7
36% Jan
20'%
*3%
52%
24
27%
45% Feb
40% Mar 23
26% Mar 14
19
20'%
3%
•41
'
53'%
28%
95
25
20%
3%
43%
52%
27%
Penn-Texas
Feb
20%
3%
No par
25
Pennsylvania RR
97
20%»
3%
•41
*23 %
-27 Va
9
63 Vs Jan
7 20%
-
43%
53%
24
27%
7
57% Mav 13
•23%
33%
27*%
24 V4 May
5
52%
23%
6,500"
95
*27'%
2
12
53%
23%
333%
3.58
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co,,,
10
53
*92
34
___25
Peoples
Feb
-
•41
95
333i
27%
24
Jan
43%
*92
34 ■>'
15,300
27%
26
51
*41
-
95
33%
2,900
54
-
l
*92
30
—
523%
54
34%
95
6
15 3%
27%
49% Apr
95
*
15'%
27
85
42% Feb
53'%
6
300
134%
27%
27%
1
26
53
.
15%
-
2,430
.
-26%
9
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
52
15%
7,800
•
26 %
3
107
53
15%
28%
131%
*27%
9
3% Mar 12
15%
•
36%
*27%
*133
6%
200
100
1303%
,
134%.
6
7,500
36'%
-28%
131% -
*133
>"■
49%
34
^_5
series preferred,
52 % Apr 22
6
1,600
*27%
4.40%
9
15%
133
6
42%
49%
36%".
23
423%
25
25
25
133
6%
130
23
25
Jan
Feb
132%
*27%
'
1,500
.
1
preferred
4%%
Apr
36'%
130
1,000
14%
23
preferred
29
35
.? 29
13
23 1
$1.30
12
7% Mar 12
54% Jail 23
35% Dec
Jan
22% Apr
3% Nov 26
37% Feb 10
93% Oct
Jan
11
36% ;
*27%
x52%
_1
Corp,,
Light com
preferred
101
36%
49%
"
*92
No par
common
22% Jan
2
'49% ;■
-23%
$1.32
Penna
Jan
_42%
*23
1
_No par
:_2.50
Co__
Transportation,
Telep
$ 1 preferred
Penn
Dec
Co
Proof
Peninsular
9
106
y
23%
*42
129%
15
•Xl4Va
41%
'
100
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
2
91
21
49% May 16
43% Feb 25
94 % Jan
2
&
Rust
Parmelee
Jan
112% Mar
28
Parker
May 16
3
92 % Jan
Parke Davis
60
6
12
29
preferred
45% Jan
Sep
Dec
Feb
49o
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp'
66
66 %
68
48% Jan
2
;
-
12%
15
' 49% '
28%
•
12%-
49%
129%
y
-
14%
*23
27%
-'132%
1
Pan
May 27
49% Feb 29
-
Amer World
Airways Inc
l
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
No par
15 %
43% Nov 26
92% Dec 27
55% Jan
Corp:
16
26% Jan
—...
1
23
128%
-
Telep <fc Teleg commont_100
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
12'%
14%
41%
37%
6','0
4
95
May 17
36% May 9
45% Mar 29
2
20
6% Mar 12
36%
13
23
*22%
49%
&• Electric—:
Pacific
22
19'/a Jan
2
3
9
7% Apr
-
12
Jan
36% Jan
23
41:1-
49%
Pacific Lighting Corp——No
par
Pacific Mills____j
„_™__No par
10
1313/4 Mar 7
1373/4 Mar 12
11
12% Jan
Iio
Pacific Gas
Feb
*22%
14%
*22%
•
-
^—25
Pacific Finance Corp
6
*12%
14%
23-- -23
23%
42 %
8
May 20
13
-
-
14%
-
25
8
■39% Apr
33% Jan
13
-
i.^1-
preferred
50% Jan
15
57% Apr
30% Jan
5%
43% Apr
l
103
4
9
3
9
42% Dec
Jan2
19
21V* Mar 20
,
Fisheries Inc™.
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Iiic—5
Pacific Coast Co common
•
26% Jan
2
9
17% Jan 22
27
2
'
Amer
Jan
35% Mar
128% Jan
9
Pacific
Apr
.'48
123% Jan
23% Jun
>
12
!! 33%
<
16% Jan 31
'
May 22
t
142% July 16
Aug 27
]40'% Jan
12
23
152 V* Feb
f-
31
Dec
16
Jan
54
13
86
37% Nov 29
Jan
53% Mar 28
6% Dec 28
16% Jan 27
Nov 27
40»
26
Dec
12% May 29
14% May 23;
;23
Feb 12
Inc
(The)
No par
10
29
No par
x63%
'
45%
87
87
60
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
Monday, June 3, 1957
.
(2576)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Range Since
Ye»rl95b
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
Sates for
SALE PRICES
May 29
Friday
'
the Week
May 31
Thursday
May 30
Wednesday
„
May 28
May 27
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Ktn(c for
Shares
Q
26
33% Nov 23
33% Jan
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
33l/2 Apr 19
50% Mar 22
May 28
Nov 21
31
130
29% Dec
70 y8 Nov
4
53% Jan
87% Feb
27
15% Dec
23
20 %
4
5
7
297/s Jan
26% Mar 26
21
40
78
Jan
31% Jan
14
July 11
Raybestos-Manhattan
Mar 22
58
34% Jan
Rayonier -v Inc----—
Ray-O-Vac Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
11
12
16% Aug
11% Mar 14
15% Apr
July 19
13
19% Mar
16% Mar 15
22% May 13
14
37% May
31% Apr
34% Jan
4
36
39
Jan
10
4%
24
44% Jan
33% Feb
20
36
Jan
2
4%
Feb
31% Feb
37 % Sep
17
May 29
noncum
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
4
40
Dec
31
6
41% Apr
12
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
33% Jan
30 % Apr
11
23% May 14
31% Jan
12
Reed Roller Bit Co
11
11% Dec
26
15
Jan
5
8% Mar 26
38
8
12% Jan
10% Mar 14
5% Apr
14% Apr
15% Jan
8
Jan
18
30
Apr
237/a Feb
17
62
25
32% Jan
18% Jan
3
30% Apr
18
Jan
18
64% Apr
43% Jan
4
57
8% Jan
16
10
5 % Jan
8
11% Mar
4
13% Apr
12
59% Jan
2
2
28% July 19
5
Nov 27
15 '/'a Jan
18
11 % Dec
3
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
34'A Dec
31
45
Apr
27
28% Dec
24
10
30 '/a Apr
25 % Dec
42% Feb
10
10% July 26
45 % Feb
13
85
41 % Dec
27
49
Oct
1
70
Apr
3
49% Mar 19
Aug
5
65% May 16
2
54% Jan
2
16
79% Apr
24
11
91% May 31
15
17% Feb 11
2% May 27
69
89% Jan
105% Jan
Metals Co
5
62% Feb
19
737/8 May 31
31% Nov
29
26% Apr
25
33% Jan
4
18% Jun
29
19% Jan
2
27 % May
Ritter
5% May 21
7% Apr
6
8
32% May
2
27%
27
Feb
9
37% Apr
26
362 % Dec
19
Apr
2
Nov
90
510
27
17% Jan
44% Dec
24% Feb
13
31
Rohr
33% May 21
Ronson
2
13% Jan
10% May 14
39% Feb 12
547/8 May 31
30% Jan
2
40% May 16
28
38% Apr
28
Feu
28
28
13% Apr 26
10
35% Nov 29
27 % Feb
9
29
Dec
8
Nov
11
5
8% Mar
30%
Aor
200
41%
*40
45
35
*40
45
*40
45
24%
24%
10%
9%
24%
10
MEMORIAL
DAY
24%
9-%
.
-
6"
*5%
6%
*14%
14%
14%
28
28
28
26%
12
12
12%
5 JO
53%
537%
53%
54%
16,600
36%
36%
38%
36%
5,500
23%
24
23%
237/8
45
53%
*12
5.300
8%
9%
9 Va
7,400
59%
60'A
61 'A
60%
61%
38,700
45
43 %
44
44'A
44'A
55%
56%
55%
55 7 8
8'A
9
*44'A
56%
55%
55%
55%
3.400
7
6%
12%
45
10
7,000
26%
53%
*12
•
200
59%
26%
7%
7
7%
6%
7%
200
28
*57
27%
26%
26%
6
14%
28
59%
*57
59%
*57
■
900
♦14%
14%
*27%
800
10 Va
*5%
;
G
*5%
>
14%
24%
*9%
24V4
9^4
24%
58 Va
9
*65
■
700
8,600
71
*80
I'
81
-a—
*67
75
*67
75
*67
71
*80
81
•80
80%
80
80
92%
91%
92
100
70
92%
92Va
*92%
93%
92%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
1
5s
18%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
14,700
73 Va
73%
10,000
30%
3,200
2%
2%
73%
70%
72
71%
73%
29
71
*28%
28'A
28%
28 %
307/8
*26%
6
39
40
40
23%
28%
28%
1,300
28%
28%
28%
4,300
28-%
920
4051/2
400
'
400
401
96
96
95
30%
30%
30%
30
30% V
8.200
11/8
11%
11%
1,600
401%
*94
94%
94%
30%
31%
30 *
«.
300
39
28%
400
407
5.700
317s
281/2
28%
29%
28%
403
30%
31 %
28%
28%
29
3,200
6
31 Va
30%
100
26%
5%
•v,:
2,909 ••
39
*38
39
28%
_5
30%
30%
30 %
*37
6
6
5%
57/8
29%
*26
261/4
*25%
26
26
27
5%
•
20
96
♦94
11%
11%
11%
52%
51%
52
52%
54%
:54'A
547,8
387/8
r
11%
52
——
-1
20 Guilders
————1
——1
—-5
(The)
(Jacob)
Ruppert
34 %
34
61
—.———1
Corp
Corp.
Ruber old Co
23
*34
35
57'A
Corp—No par
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp
117/8 May 31
4
Aircraft
500
34
*34
CLOSED
30%
36%
Rohm & Haas Co common
—20
4% preferred series A—;—10C
8
1,000
36 %
36
23%
—No par
El
&
37,100
32%
38%
23%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
17
12
Gas
21%
32%
36
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*37
36%
preferred—a———-25
5 % % <;onv
8
38 %
24%
9%
10
Company———————5
Rochester
May 29
96
33
36%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5
423 % May
2-J%
32%
13-/8
8%
Roan
May 31
31 % Apr
13
Feb
91% May 16
20 %
32%
800
100
Oil Corp
Richfield
36% July 16
Feb
12
257% Feb
20%
32%
24
Manufacturing Co—
Rhodeslan
Selection
Trust
4
29'/a Mar
20 Va
36%
Rheem
18
40
3
15
351
Dec
31%
21% May 28
Jan
27% Feb
22
16
Jan
105
28
29
25% Jan
13
12
2
>/■ 13%
6%
Riegel Paper Corp.—
Apr
21
13;
*13%
13%
20%
33
5
1
series
42% Aug 15
23% Jan
6
30% Aug
1,900
53%
4.50%
84% Apr
35
12,700
13%
12%
Preferred
23
28% Apr
27 Va
13%
*5%
4
66% Jan
10
26%
14%
3.60%
5
26
26%
24%
Preferred
17% Dec
25
26%
*40
82% Jan 22
——
21
Dec
26%
XlO
——50
Dec
28% Jun
26 %
2.50
1
common
91
21% Jun
267/b
*34
—„——.—.10
series—-——100
Common
3 % Apr
57
54%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
21% Jan
57
12%
Brass
Co
81
37 % Mar
18%
57
*37
-10
pfd series A
4%%
69
Mar
18%
57.
13%
common
26
Sep 12
99
18%
57
32%
-10
Inc
Reynolds
58% Mar 19
Jan
2
3
Jan
7
26
18
57
59%
Drug
2,300
18%
26%
Co
1.400
18%
57%
''
preference
70
18%
26
46% Mar 29
Apr
38'A
69%
*57
Rexall
4
9
37%
70
*27%
Mfg
Revlon
26'A Jan
107/8 Jan
87/b May
37%
70
20%
No par
Corp—
Revere Copper &
May 20
2
37
42% Jan
14
57% May
1
51% Feb
9% Feb
70
8% May
Mar 12
21
Feb
37 %
70 %
—5
Conv pfd 3%% series—
100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common—
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp———10
6
25
61
37%
70%
28
Reliance
Mar 29
27
37
Co—
&
Stores
Reliable
38
71
26%
50c
div prior
$1.25
28
18% Mar 14
12
26
67/8 Feb
27
Jan
(Robt)
Reis
Nov 27
6
15
2 7%
17%
5
—
—
Inc
Bros
Reeves
20,403
27%
<
57?C/<?-
.
-2.50
20% Jan
900
27%
2
120
■
27%
70%
.2——5
50
1st preferred——-50
2nd preferred
50
noncum
2,100
36%
133
27%
%
2/%
37%
*—5
—No par
Ranco Inc
36%
132%
134
>133
134
*133
36%
36%
36%
36%
367/e
133
27%
$3.50 1st preferred,.
24
20% May 13
.48% Feb 11
25% May 7
12
44% Aug
3
36%
133
America com__No par
—No par
Radio Corp of
May 13
69% May 31
Mar 22
17
59% Apr
23% Nov 29
12
Dec 27
Jan
131
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6 Vo preierred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
2
37% May
138
Feb
2
39%
38'/a
38%
38%
39%
3;%
39%
30'A
30'4
30'A
4.400
11 Va
IIV2
11%
3,700
11%
30
2.9%
29%
9'/2
*9%
71
72%
707/8
72%
72
73'A
83
——
29%
9%
83
82
83
84
84
30
9%
9%
68,900
,
10.600
s
14
71% Dec
97% Feb
Feb
13
155
38% Dec
5
52
Jan
2
137
Feb
14
33% May 23
Dec 17
Mar 19
112
12
81
3
25
25% May 24
22% Jan
16
25% Aug 31
33
Jan 13
227/a Jan
3
69% Dec
3
91% Mar 23
67% Apr
235
Feb
235
Nov
7
311
155
Jan
5
215
105
Feb
26% Jan
10
x20'A
*68
270
*270
May 27
Jan
2
13
205
280
*180
210
*180
210
Jan
16
96
20% Apr
12
23% Jan
29
39% May
2
29
9
Dec
12
17
29% Jan
19
12% Jun
8
93
18
48 % Feb
Oct
May 28
76% May 16
22 Va May
Schick Inc...—
Jan
Jan
4
31% Feb
37% Mar 29
18
12
30
2
93
7
23% Aug 22
18% Feb
9
44% Feb
14
63% Apr 20
57% Nov
29
75% Mar
55
77% Dec
19
95
Jan
79
Dec
12
105% Apr
93
90
21
78
Dec
28
89% Mar
35
Dec
28
26
44% May
,
6"
17% Jan
22% May 31
29
preferred—
noncum
Paper
86
Mar
102
Mar
$4
preferred
$3.40
33% Jan
83
May
7
11
Seaboard
Jan
19y8 Feb
29
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
70% Nov
26
54% Feb
12
74
May 31
Seaboard
Oil
7
Jan
15
16% Jan 24
Seagrave
Corp
28% May 21
29'A May 22
Sealright-Oswego
26% Feb
11
29% Jan
7
Sears
Mar 12
15% Jan
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
4% Apr
18
25
Dec
13
23 7/8 Jun
28
20
36% Jan
3
12% Jun
1
21% Feb
29
3% Dec
27
7% Apr
13
27
28% Dec
43% Nov
26
63
15
50
Apr
39% Jan
4
59
20
59% Dec
8% Dec
14
11% May
22% Nov
62% Jan
10
18% Nov
29
12
22% Feb
3
72% Feb
8
Sharon
25% Feb
18
12
93
Sheaffer
7
Shell
May 21
i,7
13% Feb
15% Jan
14
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
Feb
18
12% Apr
27% Feb
6
35% Mar 26
43
Sheller
25
15%"
22%
41,900
71%
73%
73%
74%
11.030
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
21%
22
44.500
59%
59
59 'A
85
98%
*97
57%
*97
33%
33%
337/8
16%
/17K'>
;16%
68%
69'A
>:69'A
13%
13%
13%
28%
'13
13%
No par
53%
54%
2.50
20%
22%
—1
57%
58%
56%
57%
57 Va
58%
50 %
51%
.49%
50%
50%
51
8%
9Va
Gas
Corp..
No par V
No par
-
G)__
1
8
54% Feb
12
677% May
2
Sinclair
24
73
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
80% May 27
Skelly
Oil
50% Feb
10
67
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
83
May 31
Smith
3
46% Jun
7
35
41% Jan
60
16% Nov
29
32% Jan
12
16% Jan
17
2
49% Sep
20
64'A May 10
47% Feb
13
24
17% Feb
8
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
12% Jan
17% Jan
12
Dec
21
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
45
24% Jun
July 10
24
20
35% Nov
15
17
33
Dec
12
40% Jan
45
Nov
21
54 % July 27
Apr
20% Jan
11
11
May 31
21% Jan
18
shares
57
20%
210
21%
21%
22'A
21'A
22
10.700
58 Va
59'A
50%
51%
24%
25 Va
25%
25%
2 6'A
19%
19%
*191/4
19 %
•19%
19%
700
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
4,100
29'A
30
29Va
213/4
29%
29%
1,500
46
46
46;
46
46%
46%
77%
75
75
74%
75%
400
66%
67 yb
16,500
46'A
77%
76%
5
66%
67
65%
66
66 «A
661/2
80%
77%
78%
78 Va
79
78%
8,000
78%
77%
25
10
81
77%
79
79V2
80%
81%
83
5,500
79'A
38
38'A
37%
38
38
40'/a
40%
41
18%
18%
18%
19%
591/4
19 Va
19%
19%
20'A
59 Va
59%
59%
60
18
18
25
33'A May
8
357A Jan
45
2
51% May
% Jan
Co
Co
10
5
Inc
15
Co
6
8%
preferred
Porto
Platinum.
18
50
—
*75%
58V4
597/8
59
1
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.
South
800
*45%
Corp
Aircraft
30
30
77,200
No par
'
/;
18
18%
17%
17%
17%
8'/a
8%
8%
8%
23%
23 '/a
23 Va
23'A
48
48
48
49%
34
33%
34
49V4
11
1,500
|6,600
12%
23%
39% Jan
32 % Mar 27
;
No par
Smith-Douglass
5%
257/3
92%
19%
49'A
13
92
.
100
91%
90'A
'
'
25%
23 Va
51% Feb
•
19%
South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
23% May
9
9Ve
—
*-
12%
2
2
9Va
—
24%
8%
46% Jan
6.000
'
9%
9
6,500
1
50c
1
—1
187/R Jan
3,800
57
_£
O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc.—
Solar
4Va
4
56 Va
ordinary
South Amer Gold &
9% May
1.200
14
4'4
54%
90'A
2
6
7 % Mar
14
14
54%
*54
87%
(A
24% Jan
1.100
43,900
89 Va
Saw & Steel
52% Jan
21
28%
27 'A
88%
Corp.
Oil
400
28%
7.50
Co__
72% May
7,800
9,700
13'A
26 34
28%
23%
23%
16%
74
4 Va
4
4
9
x87/8
13,600
16%
*13
1 :< %
28%
34 Va
71%
16%
72%
26%
Simmons
55% Jan 23
16%
14'/a
17
Simmonds
33%
33%
"13
84
*82
84
26%
11
8
1,700
14
Sheraton
Jan
31%
26%
49% Jan
89
10
31%
14'A
32% Apr
18
98%
27
4
1G0
98%
70%
16%
70
14,000
//•'
313/4
31%
*82
33%
87
98 %
*97
.
84
*82
84
*82
31%
58%
58
*85
87
*85
98 %
31%
31%
31%
58%
87
*85
3%
Inc
1,400
153/8
22
72
14 Va
12
Mar 25
74% Feb
A
70%
26%
Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co..
5
*•••;■
73 'A
1
17% Jan
26
t
15%/
22 3A
1
1
Nov
a:
15'A
21
3
;
Co
Mfg
»'<•
2,200
1.G00
15% /
28%
(W A) Pen Co
York
30
21% Apr
55% Apr
88
New
26% May 31
13
373-4
20%
377/a
21'A
28%
Co..
10
94
20%
373 4
-
21
*15'A
Shell Transp & Tr—
22% Mar 13
Mar 19
29
.
26,iuJ
l&Va
28%
(Frank
Oil
37
35%
*93
DAY
5
&
Oil &
Steel
Shattuck
210
-5
20%
20%
.
Falls Corp
Industries
Shamrock
2 '
9% May 13
*180
94
*93
94
"l6
279
MEMORIAL
35%
35
35
20%
69
•270
210
5
preferred
Shahmoon
2
617/8 May 13
8
77/8 Mar 12
9
Roebuck
$4.50
17
*180
*67 3A
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
:
Servel Inc common
58% Jan
47% May
17
100% Aug
6
49% Feb
60% Apr
26% Jan
7
Feb
16
19
Feb
26
27
8
42% Jan
July 11
39% Jan
3% Jan
Mar 15
23% Nov
13
5,900
;
21%
85
1
Co
20'A
69
20 Va
STOCK
20%
274
58
1
Seaboard Finance Co
4
16% Nov 21
52% Oct
1,100
21%
20
Air Line RR Co
25 Va
72%
25
100
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
*24%
15%
No par
No par
preferred
25
21%
No par
common
7,600
*270
94
,
37.%"
37%
34%
*67%
20 %
96
20%
20%
1
Co
36
Jan
34%
35 %
34%
*94
10J
33%
'
"
Scott
62% Mar 13
7
30% Feb
75
3
Feb
23'
30% May
40% Apr
33% Dec
Apr
48% Jan
13
Jan
15
16
22% Mar
13
16% Feb
40% Feb
18% Jan
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co..—10
Sangamo Electric Co
j
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
—1.40
Schering Corp
—15c
5%
270
34
20 V*
69
270
'
84
168
25
20%
70
20%
156'/a
17.000
74%
72%
*83
*156
23%
247/8
21 Va
*69
Preferred series A 5%
270
190
247/3
25
*24%
156%
34'A
100
5
May 23
32% May 10
2
17
60% July 31
33%
34%
34%
160
*154
160
*155
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co.—100
11
74% Feb
Mar 28
20
Sep
Aug
preferred
4.30% conv • preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San F Ry Co com
4%
156% May 29
46% Mar 6
24% Dec
-5
—.10
—100
—10
No par
No par
Safeway Stores common
74% May 31
93
Mar 22
60% Feb
17
Nov 30
50% Feb
80
8 7/8
.
9
23 Va
8,900
8.500
46,900
3.400
9 Va
4.700
23%
4,300
*48
50
500
34
34
Sugar
1,200
__5
preferred
Southern
California
Co
Edison
34%
*33%
*33%
34'A
*33%
341/4
33V4
33%
*33
33%
50%
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
51'A
8.800
50%
51
25
com
33%
25
Rico
24%
17.200
300
11
23
20 % Jan
2
24% May 20
Southern
24'A
24 Va
241/4
24%
24%
24%
2 4 Va
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
31%
31%
1,000
32
45
44
441A
45
x43%
44%
22,700
38% Apr
7.50
45
397/8 Dec
31
44 Va
23
18
1
32
31
3<p% Fpb
31%
31
18
3IV4
31
33% Apr
31 '4
Jan
33% Jan
43%
43
43'/a
43%
43%
43%
16.900
43 Va
43%
No par
40'/a
41 'A
40%
41%
41 Va
41%
15,200
18 Va
1,500
19% Jan
29
Mar 16
May 27
46 % May 23
10
44% Nov
29
587/b Mar 23
42 % Feb
12
467/8 Jan
38 % Oct
1
49% May 16
40
May 28
457A Jan
8
17 % Dec
6
207/b Jun
17% May 10
19% Feb
4
84
Dec
26
91% Jan
1
4
24% May 15
28% July 19
17% Nov
21
4
20
May 28
Jan
6% Sep
17
4
non-cum
Mobile
22
33 % May
27
Southwestern
May 21
18% Jan
10
4% Mar 27
40
Jan
3
45% Apr
25
95% Nov
30
103 % Mar
6
6% Jan
7
Jan
28
54% Jan
4
65
92% Feb
13
94% Jan
9
17
Feb
25
19% Jan
14
20
Feb
12
24% May
94% Apr
26
98 % Jan
15
$4.50
107/s Feb
j2
11
72 % Jan
7
327/s Jan 22
Spiegel
31
11% Dec
19
16% Jan
3
7n% Dec
28
83% Jan
17
22% Oct
1
31% Dec
7
105
see
July 17
page 26.
stk tr
69% Mar 23
28% Feb
12
12% Apr
9
Public
20
$4.50
Rand
Corp
common
preferred
Inc
common.
preferred
Square D Co.
*78%
1
1
.2.50
18%
81
181/4
40%
18'A
81
18%
81
33'/a
327/8
33 Va
32%
17
17
16 Va
17
16%
16%
5 Va
5Va
62%
63
48%
48%
94
*92
5
*60
48%
*91
5%
C5
49%
92
5%
5
65
*60
50
51%
94
*92
17 Va
17Va
17 Va
171/4
17%
17%
22 Va
22 Va
22
22%
22%
22%
4
97%
961/4
,—__2
xll%
11%
11
No par
5
*68%
69%
69%
70
30'A
31%
30 Va
30%
25
18V8
*78%
32%
6
100
1
J.50c
40
*78%
32%
No par
common
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperrv
Co
18 Va
100
ctfs
Service
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred
24% Mar 20
96% Dec
No par
preferred
(A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp.Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
29% Apr
2
(Del)
Spalding
18
1
Co
Ohio
Jan
737/8 Jan
29
&
16
63 % Aug 17
footnotes
5%
26
12
16% Nov
5
Gas Co
Southern Railway common
81
25
21% Nov
Pacific
10
Dec
For
17
South'n
(The)
Natural
78% Apr
47% Jun
38
Jan
Southern
*96 3
96%
11'A
18'A
*78 V2
79
3.100
32%
32%
16%
16%
1.600
Va
3,200
53%
5,400
5
5
*60
65
53
*92
30
94
17 Va
17 '4
8,800
22
22%
39,500
*95%
96 %
60
6,000
95%
95%
11
%
11 %
11 Va
11V4
*69%
70 V4
*69 Va
70%
40
30%
31%
30%
31'A
9,400
Volume
Number 5643
185
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 195(5
-
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
36% Oct
2
44 %
Lowest
"
May 14
77% Nov
30
91% Jan
26
6% Dec
28
12% Jan
37% Jan
6
77
2
May 13
6% Jan
2
43% Nov
29
48% Jan
23
31
50
58 % May
65
May 28
88% Dec
28
12% May 29
13% Nov
15% Aug
17% Jan
21
43% Jan 23
51% Jan
4
Aug 14
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
100 % Mar 23
2
3
65% Dec
19
4
43% Feb
9% Jan
3% May 22
of
Oil
of
Oil
of
New
60% May
2
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
8
"3%%
47% Feb
12
18
2
14% Jan
94
Jan
25
7
20% Sep
30 Va Oct
14
27% Mar 12
20
Feb
13
4
17
5 >/4 Oct
32
37% Dec
29% Aug 24
19
Feb
10% Feb
8
Dec
6
Aug
15% Mar 15
28
70% Jan
31
22% Jan
101 % Jun
82
23
26
15
7
Nov
27
Jan
13% J3n
6% Feb
86
22% Nov
7
26% Jan
6
22% Jan
39
Feb
6
19
78
Mar 22
33% Apr
66% Feb
6% Dec
940
26
Nov
9
21% Jun
25
35% Nov
10% Mar
29
21
July
1,300
Dec
2
4
30 %
Apr
2
52% Mar 16
9
27% Feb
7
1,210
May
Stokely-Van
5%
8
Sunbeam
-
14
8
Mar 20
Swift
Superior
Oil
50 Va July 26
33% May 31
39% Feb 11
42% Jan
10
55% May 10
46V4Jan
9
99
82
89
8% Feb
9
Sweets Co
21% Nov
8
Feb
14
62
53% Ncv
29
69% May
45
37% Oct
18% Feb
6
8
Apr
9
$4
Talcott Inc
8% Jan
11
31
Temco
Dec
13
00
60V4 Jan
11
Tennessee
51
32
38% Mar 26
5
4
27
Apr
Feb
5
.'
75
May 31
49% May
Texas
Gulf
Texas
33 Va Oct
1
6% Dec
150
21
Jan
23
34% Feb
10
20% Oct
10% Jan
1
20% Dec
182 % May
9
135
2
May 16
28
4
Texas
49% May
2
Texas Utilities
21 % Jan
2
Textron
29
21
3
17% Jan
21
22% May 24
47% Jan
28
54
22% July 10
54% July 10
13% July 31
10% Jan
23
14'/a Apr
July 23
51
,
4
Mar 28
14
Jan
26
10% Jan
2
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
69% Feb
12
104
Feb
19
Jan
23
62 % Feb
13
47% Mar 26
28% Feb
17
13
102% Dec
14
,90
Jan
7
32% Feb
15
24Vs May 29
87% Feb 12
Apr
5
27
34% Oct
15
16% Nov
29
Jan
31
24% Feb
13Vs Jan
4
.13% Mar 20
5
9
35% Feb
12
Apr 24
May 24
50% May 31
25Va Mar 12
57
Jan
29
31"% Jan
2
61
9
52
Nov
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
July 27
19
35
52
% Apr
17
27
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
27% Feb
25
34% May 15
49% Nov 21
62% Mar 13
51% Feb
26
62
29 % Apr
12
22% Feb
8
27
18
Jun
11
Apr 25
52
Jun
7
16Vs May 28
47
Apr 23
21 Va Jan
30
15% Apr
64
46
Dec
6
25% Oct
25
8
13 Va Feb
Dec
14% Jan 18
35% Jun
9
15
54
7
Apr
Mar 15
25Vs Apr
1374 Feb
12
2374 Feb
12
57s Jan
3
44
15
8
31 Va Feb
10
108 % Jan
26
Nov
29
Apr
23
47Va May
8
1337s July 17
30
Nov
20
91
Feb
15
83 Va Nov
30
104
Jan
5
Jan
Oct
1
8'/s Dec
11
29
Oct
10
1
96 Va
Dec" 17
Dec
18
125
103 Va Oct
10
121 Va Dec
18
104
44% Dec
17
May 28
277s Apr
1
20
3274 Apr
20
26 Vs Feb
12
93
Dec
24
96
7
107
Feb
Jan
23
207s Dec
14
587s Feb
11
41Va Dec
27
62
39% Mar
4% Feb
9
3
4*8 Jan
2
73 Vs Jan
23
82
May
4
77 Va Apr
23
6'A Jun
20
7
Jan
3
67s Jan
11
Mar 21
47s Jan
5
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
6 Vs Feb
11
21
Jan
17
367s Dec
38
28 % Apr
8
13 3A Jun
8
16 Vs Aug 20
137s Feb
55
44 % Jan
437s Dec
12
28 Va May 11
35
35% Jan
23
Mar
5
Aug 14
32
Feb
41 Va July 30
38
Mar
15
Nov
14
42
Nov
15
44 %
July 20
47%
44,900
27
27%
37,900
24 Va
A—25
United
39
39
39
40
38%
38
38%
383/s
3974
22,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
73A
73/4
135Va
135%
1,000
*133%
137%
*133%
138%
6974 Jan
8
United
8
United-Carr
15%
15 Va
153/a
4,800
*19%
19%
19%
19%
22
19'A
400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
Va
21%
54%
53%
L3%
3,200
*53%
54%
53 7o
15
15%
537a
200
*15%
15%
*15
15%
15
13%
13%
15%
700
13%
13%
13%
13%.
*46%
13%
47%
13%
*46%
900
47%
46%
46%
*46%
47%
40
*13%
14
*13%
14
133/a
133/s
100
1
x78%
79%
*90
95%
20
77%
*13%
•
78%;
*90
78
*90
95%
40
24%
24%
24%
24%.,
24%,.24%.
No par
99%
'—
—5
100
98%
99%";
13%
13%
43%
45%
37%
38%)
98%
98%
13%
13%
45%
46
38Vs
38%
*53
1
50
26%
*53
*
•
38
2
31% May 23
16
63% May 31
S
22,400
15%
34%
200
33%
33%
337a
21,300
52 Vs
*26%
147a
*33%
503A
51%
800
33
26%
26%
26%
5,100
1,600
53%
*52
33Vs
33
33%
33
33%
33%
59%
59%
333/4
12,400
60
59%
59%
603A
29
603/4
29%
3,400
28%
29%
29
29%
283A
29'A
23,000
16%
*16 Va
163/a
49
*47'/a
49
16%
*47%
8%
16%
8%
16%
16%
*47%
50
48%
*47
8
*8%
8%
27
26%
26%
.
55
16%
_
1,400
8
8%
1,200
26%
27%
27
28%
32,900
157«
157s
15%
15%
15
27%
28%
28
3078
3i
7%
73A
7%
54
8%
5
77s
*51
157a
15
15
7s
00
313/a
32 Va
73/4
8
73A
73A
1,100
59,100
1,300
32%
32%
33
32%
33%
337a
337a
8,700-
11974
117%
118
117%
118%
117%
118 Va
10,600
Corp—10
23
10
28
93
23%
Va
22%
22 %
22%
22%
2,100
28%
223A
287a
22
287a
287a
287a
283A
287a
93 Va
11,200
93%
94
93
93'/a
93%
94
85
*76
280
87%
60%
59%
607a
17,000
29 Va
30 Va
29 Va
293/4
26,500
8,200
preferred
85
*76
71 Va
91
7074
72%
*88
10
8 Va
29 Va
30
29%
30
5
32 Va
32 »/a
32%
327a
Co
5
preferred
*120
100
pfd
conv
72%
100
Inc
105
8%
737s
135
105 Va
10
28%
2 8 3A
27%
28
No par
Carton
Corp..—10
*97
8 Va
8'A
71%
*120
America—No par
of
&
71 Va
No par
Co
104
73'A
135
28 Vs
277a
100
28
*95
No par
61%
613A
61
267s
61%
(Del)—No par
x45'/a
45 Va
46
46
100
(Del)
1
Coal
Cos
5
5Va
*78
77s
6 Va
5%
79
7 Va
88
*86
87a
89
100
20
8'/a
8'A
29%
29%
33
32%
32%
1,300
73
72 Va
73%
28,300
72 Va
125
*122
130
►104
105
104
104
277a
283A
5 Va
98 Va
61%
63%
46%
277a
*95
26 3A
57a
♦78
7%
28%
273A
26%
*45%
79
7%
72%
7%
100
Va
29
28
1,900
16,600
1,300
98
25%
253/4
1,800
64
64'/a
9,200
*457a
5%
79
5,000
57a
*78
7%
77s
46
578
200
4,700
79
7%
21,400
6%
6 Va
6 Va
6%
678
307a
31 Va
4,100
307a
31
307s
303/8
15%
157s
153/4
157s
157s
157a
8,400
4574.
45 Vs
4 53A
457a
46'A
37
457s
46 Va
16,500
36%
367a
65/s
31 %
32
5
15%
157s
No par
45 Vs
Corp
5%
*78
85
30
273/4
26%
preferred
*76
*71
*32%
•95
98
27 3A
Co
Fastener
8%
85
71%
125
104%
277a
71
297a
267s
6 5/8
♦
1,600
10
36%
367a
367s
Co—13Va
*37%
3678
367a
37%
37 Vs
377s
*37 Vs
373A
5%
373A
53/s
373A
300
5%
5 %
53/s
57a
1
14 Vs
14 Vs
5'A
5%
3,200
14 Vs
14%
143/a
15 Vs
City Mines Co (The)—1
17s
147a
15%
1%
14,700
17s
&
&
Mfrs
Inc
Chemical
Corp.
Gypsum
S
38
8,200
59
S
preferred
__
Co common
preferred
__
1
preferred series A
57'A
'
1
Va
1%
1
Va
1%
5,500
13/s
5.400
55%
58
58%
60
59
593/4
*83%
9,400
85
84%
85
85%
85%
180
36%
37%
37
37%
37 Va
373A
7,400
29%
30%
293/4
30
29 Va
30
3,100
607s
61
61
83
83
1
37
377s
30 Va
307s
60
61%
160 Va
160%
160%
158%
158%
*159%
87s
9 Vs
8%
83A
83A
97a
36,300
*3078
31'A
200
No par
4
100
Mach common—82Vac
class A preference
50
Industries Inc common
x56
.
100
Hoffman
4Va%
377a
15%
"
293A
U
U
46 3/4
92
U
S
200
46%
■"
4,800
32 Va
Foreign Securities
S Freight Co
5%
2,400
49%
1374
118%
&
7%
99%
49%
137a
32%
No par
%%
U
98%
—^
2,200
No par
8
7
—
24%
21,700
Corp—6%
„
4
24
24%
DAY
10,200
95%
40
597a
convertible
Borax
15
27
26%
Electric
U
15%
7
79-%
3978
46%
37%
*90
,
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
U
78,7a
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
59
1
common
Corp
86 Va May 20
EXCHANGE
13%
447s
,'
' '
—
13 Va
United
377s May 27
STOCK
40%
United
May 23
:14
<
.78%:
95%
United
Feb
6
15%
41 %
Gas Improvement
Industrial Corp_
22
7,400
15%
40Vs
387s May
17 Vs Apr
48'A
42%
Gas
4474 May
48
41%
United
7
49
20
common—5
8
Jan
48%
*53%
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50
200
49
x21%
Engineering & Foundry
Jan
*19%
139
500
587a
Carbon
United
21
17 Vs Jan
*39%
■
50
Fruit Co
7
40
37%
1
.
United
12
40
38%
29%
Lines
Board
4674 May
11,400
40
37%
10
United
14% Feb
45%
$4.50 preferred
15
36
46%
60 3A
Biscuit
162
42%
237a
9
1
43%
41%
,
27%
11
7
32,500
24%~
167s Jan
Mar 19
75
30'A
of 1956)
Air
United
62 Va May 20
73
27%
477s Jan
13
72%
23%
2
14
3,500
59 Va
(ser
United
77s May 20
974 Jan
9
53
29%
4%
2
4
Jan
52%
27%
Aircraft Corp common
Jan
May 15
53%
71%
23%
(conv)
Co
convertible
297s Mar 14
6 '/a
53
71%
25
4%
43'A Jan
79
44%
6,500
53%
70%
common—10
United
Apr
4,700
52V4
-1
RR
90'A Jan
Mav 16
1,900
'
27%
1954 ser__50
Film—
1
Drill
100
42
57a
15
23%
12
43 Vs Jan
26.
73%
53A
147a
27%
11
49 Va Mar 16
page
53
71%
6
15.%
<23%
35 Va Jan
19 % Mar 22
.
For footnotes see
52%
5%
14%
*77
Car
May 24
Jan
20%
6V4
15
*88
Twist
33
8% May
*193/4
6
No par
Tank
Park
29
20Vs
14%
—No par
No par
non-cum
Merch
156
19%
6V4
14%
series—-
Union
United
1
22 Vs July 19
4
20%
common—
Union
United
Feb
3
27
Dec
19%
6V4
14%
70
6,100
California
of
9
181
Dec
15% Dec
20V4
20V4
-
88
27%
Paper
29
55
35
11 3/8
*86
23%
Materials
3374 May 16
83
155
A
$4
2
51 % Apr
11%
3%
$3.50 series
17s Jan
237s Jan
n%
300
/
No par
$3.70 series
15% Jan
2
ny4
50
Preferred
8
Aug
\\i/2
common
Preferred
11
77
ny2
1
$4.50 series
13Vs Feb
39 Va May
9
28 Vs Oct 24
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
Co
United
23
11%
88
10
Preferred
2
24%
11%
100
Preferred
United
1 % May
4,300
2
Corp
&
11
28% Jan
29
13,200
427a
*86
No par
Bag-Camp
19
374 Mar 26
1974 Feb
33'/a
42%
1
Corp
6% Jan
31
6
33 Va
43
Union Asbestos <fc Rubber Co_
38 Vs Feb
1% Dec
77s Jan
*23 78
33%
42%
86%
Udylite Corp (The)
2
12
24%
33%
(The)
Corp
5
20
*23%
42%
TXL
5 Vs Apr
5% Nov
14 Vs Dec
24
34
42%
10
28
20
287s Apr
9
71 Va Mar 26
19 Va Jan
48'A Jan
*23%
x33%
18
14
2,300
24
10% Jan
Jan
500
1,200
397a
35%
30% Jan
115
23
Nov
397a
;
20th Century Fox
152
357s Jan
39%
Twin City Rap Transit com„No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co..
z
—1
May 29
26
39
*52
Union Pacific
166
38%
27,600
243/a
86
(The)
series
Union
23
38V4
4.30% conv preferred
4%
9%
1680
24
55
Preferred
4
8%
1600
24%
common___l
Inc
Tung-Sol Electric Co
Oil
8%
1622
24
52
8
113'A Jan
8
1590
23%
2
2
Apr
7%
1625
23%
38%
88%
_r
14
9V8 Mar
1598
24%
38%
25
Jan
31
1630
24%
52%
3
297s Apr
1
71'A May 28
1615
52%
Jan
Apr 30
36
61% May 25
2,300
x26%
61
8
72
26%
3174 Jan
12
71
53%
22
8% May 24
6
2774 Feb
71 %
42%
preferred
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
"2
517s Feb
71%
32%
Jan
26 Va Apr
2,100
72
7%
*32%
79 Va Jan
2
71%
714
33%
89
9
72-May
10 Vs May 10
73
x7V4
32%
86
657s Apr
3,400
72
36%
15
707. May 28
39
23
36%
32%
21
25
40,200
22%
36%
33%
100 Va Jan
Apr
28%
23%
15%
11
27%
28%
36%
34
Elec
9
May 16
3,500
23
33%
Union
92
81%
27%
15 Vs
29% Mar 19
8074 Jan
79%
37%
33%
Union
1,900
87
23%
33%
Underwood
*84
79%
1
Oil
87
79%
5
26'A Jan
9
*84
78%
No par
17
11
87
78%
28
2
Bearing-,.
Carbide
Jan
4,000
*83
79%
Inc
Chem
Jan
32,000
13%
27%
1
Airlines
Union
Jan
7%
52%
36%
Tri-Continental Corp common
Union
93
87
7%
23
Corp
247s Mar 25
30
7%
700
37%
(The)
12174 May 17
112
1,200
15
Co
12
5
3,900
27
*86%
common..^
12
18
45%
26%
13%
15V*
20 Va Feb
27
45%
27%
7%
x48%
1007s Feb
81 Va Oct
45%
27%
51%
15%
2
287s Apr
45%
7%
48%
Jan
16
18
*
51"/8
15%
17
29
18
♦
14
48%
50
167s Apr
19%
»
23%
Ry Co___
29% May 27
33
187s
18%'
Transue & Williams Steel
May 15
Apr
25% Dec
52
Jan
May 29
874 Apr 11
357s Jan 11
92 Va Dec
28
18
Mar 27
15
5Va Nov
78
16
16% Mar 19
20% Nov
21
26
19
*18
13%
*135%
World
Trans
303
1,800
'19
50%
50c
issued
4
20% Jan
18 Vs
14
100
Toledo Edison
Trane Co
34
1,600
*17%
50
No par
Transamerica
11
9,000
39%
50
Co___
Roller
24
26% Feb
15
20,800
22%
1
Inc
Products
22
14% May 31
24Va Feb 12
30 % Oct
DAY
29-%
23%
(J R)
50% Apr
41'A Apr
28% July 23
29%
22%
39
42
$1.20 preferred
When
t
4,600
34%
4% preferred
Tidewater Oil common
-
MEMORIAL
13 Vs
13%
1
common
Co
Thompson
Timken
78%
7
CLOSED
39%
500
72%
28%
conv
Thompson
42% May 27
26
Feb 27
40'A Feb
7
45% Apr 30
28 Va Mar 21
1
20
Mar 29
51% Nov
*84
7Vt
;
22% "-J
18
83
72
*13
36%
.
$2.50 convertible
13'/a May 24
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
102'A Apr 16
L 49% May 31
Pacific
Inc
Thermoid
12
49% May 31
13 Va Dec
43% Nov
14
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fair
No par
15% May 16
15% Apr 12
53
25
&
$1.25
May 24
44% Jan
19
23% Nov 27
Jan
11% Apr
8
11% Jan 25
10% Dec
Dec
Jan
9
16
51
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28%
ctfs ex-distribution
10
20
33
160
Sub share
13% Apr
18% Apr
H% Jun
86
8% Mar 15
38% Jan
16
7
13%
'
15,300
4.16%
4.48% conv preferred series
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas Pacific L&nd Trust
42% July 27
47% Aug 21
44
IVa Jan
16
27V4
50
com—7.50
Producing Co
Sulphur—
29% Apr
29% Apr
20
15% Feb
9
33% Apr
(The)
Inc
Instruments
40% May 15
39% May 31
45%
27%
25
10
29% Mar
x45%
2.50
11
14
18%
18%
*81
72%
21%
18%
27%
81%
29%
*17%
100
3,900
18
'
5
Corp
Jan
30% Dec
45% May 17
x27%
18%
17%
46%
46
25
Texas Co
24% Apr
28
May 31
15% Feb 12
33
18% Dec
16
19%
18
•
16%
50
Corp
Gulf
27
5
18%
*17%
;
39
21%
39
17%
10c
Corp
Aircraft
Texas
11% Jan
21%
4,900
16%
13%
29Va
93,300
59%
90
No par
9
25% Jan
21%
29V4
39
12.50
California
Prod
TelAutograph
18% Jan
12
29'/a
81%
72Va
*13
65
58%
*88%
23V4
(James)
5% May 31
54% Feb
13%
2,300
68,600
38,100
1
:
preferred
14Vs May 27
12
81%
72%
3%
55%
54%
25
Elec
4
7
30
30
Inc
of America
12
Feo
80%
17%
Symington Gould Corp
20% May 17
18%
39
No par
Co
Sylvania
17%
17%
1
Corp
Paper Co__
18% Dec
31
28% Dec
26
15 % May
14
May
&
of
18%
71
29%
1
Steel
9
31
Mining Co
Superior
13
May 28
1
3,200
64%
*
16%
*13
13% '
1
Sunshine
1
26
6% Dec
'*
54%
•
58%
16%
17%
1
pfd series of '55
2
Dec
12 Va Jun
2,400
•
53%
90
18%
-18%
3%
»•:
64Va
58%
16%
38%
20
Corp
63
90
•
16%
.
81
21%
•••••-
No par
Sutherland
May
16%
75
29
No par
Biscuits
27% Jan
90
5
2nd
39% May 31
27% Jan 29
1,730
59
5
:
preferred series A—
2
62%
58%
*88%
71%
*13
15
61%
59%
90%
81
/«,
Camp Inc common—1
Sunshine
12
11% May 31
18%
>;
5
:
Co
11
16
16%
1
Corp
Jan
21
58%
No par
5%%
9V4May31
Dec
18
64'/8
________10
4%%
,
3%
63%
*89
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
74
3%
3%
5
Sun Chemical Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
Oil
3%
54%
Sun
Feb
14
77s
54%
Inc—1™
Studebaker-Packard
17
81
12% Dec
7%
3%
1
prior preference
35% Feb
Jan
7%
53%
Storer Broadcasting Co__
11
42
7
7%
7%
53%
7
Stone & Webster—-
24
38
May
78 Va
53%
_100
new
(J P) & Co
21% Feb
22% Jan
41%
78%
54
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
8
6% Mar
Shares
41%
53%
81% May 31
13
;
the Week
78%
53%
Inc__
Stevens
8% Apr
2
28
Dec
66
Friday
May 31
41%
54 Va
10
A
Stewart-Warner Corp.
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
16% Jan
93
Feb
12
34% Nov
Sterling Drug Inc
52% May 31
7.
13
22% Feb
Stores
11
29% Apr
May 24
30 Va July 31
Bros
23 ?
50
12
72% Feb
7%
Sales for
Thursday
May 30
41'A
54%
Mfg Co
Corp
Warner
Sterchi
19% May 21
18% Mar
5
12
Feb
7%
PRICES
*77%
78%'
53%
Ry Equip
41% Apr
3-
13% Mar
7%
41%
*77%
53%
common
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co
2
18% May 15
17% May 28
36
Feb 12
46
41%
78
SALE
25
Jersey
series
23% Jan
,
26
25V4 Jan
Stanley
29% May 31
2
17% Feb
41%
HIGH
Wednesday
May 29
May 28
6.25
California
Indiana.^
preferred
Standard
May 16
77% May 17
18
Feb
29
50
13% May 28
89
31
Jan
13
25% Feb
10
85
25
31% Feb
31
39% Apr
21% Jan
3
16% Dec
61,
Mar
18% May 27
i
3
Aug 15
May 31
17% Jan
2
62% Jan
x73
3%
Oil
Standard
14% Jan
41%
No par
distribution
Standard
15
27
Ex
Standard
81
17% Nov
com___No par
Co Inc—1
Standard Gas & Electric Co— <
65
31% Nov
31% May 28
9
22% Feb
Inc
55% May 31
62% Jan
4
28
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
Erands
Tuesday
May 27
•
12
87% Jan
Monday
Par
$3.50 preferred
Standard coil t-roducts
12
28
11
;
50% Mar 26
13% Dec
17% Dec
Standard
11
53% Feb
25% Nov
1
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
42% May
9
82% Feb 13
3% May 16
4y% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
1
50
160%
87s
*31
9
31%
♦31
15%
16 Vs
15%
31'A
157s
*443/4
457s
44%
44%
31
*44
157s
62
31
157a
4574
603/4
157a
*44
63%
161
16
453A
8.100
310
13,900
100
25
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,. June 3, 1957
The
26
(2578)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
11
8VB Jun
15
9'A July 13
8'/e Feb
22% Feb
23 y8 Jan
11
351/4 Aug
1
oi ya Dec
28
70
Jan
6
32% Nov
29
51% July 18
31
Dec
26
92
27% Jan
4
3
U
4
U
67 %
2
1
67% Mar 14
Feb
1
142:iT-MiiJ 27
19'/2 Sep
17
17% Febv12
29
26
17% Dec
17
71% Sep
10
56
Jan
Dec
49% Jan
Jan
156
1
Smelting Kef & Min coin—50
Jan
11
U
61% Jan
31
24
2
U
Jan
20
19% Jan
16
U 6 Tobacco Co common-
28
64
8
May
49
2
Jan
25
15
Jan
22
18
8
Jan
4
Apr
£3
7
87
Jan
21
10
Apr
17
United
10
33
May 22
27
141/e Apr
23
13
May 28
15% Feb
10'/2 Jan
9
7% Dec
17
82
Dec
27
99
6
Dec
31
IO1/2 Aug
3
13 y2 Dec
26
26 Vb Aug
9
9
15
4
13% Jan
41 % Feb
471/2 Feb
12
6
167
Feb 24
29% Mar 12
31% Jan
2
36
142 % May 27
155
Dec
65
6% Jan
Apr
39
7
81
Mar 23
5
29
3
Apr
Feb
4
•
8'/e>
12
23 Vi
Dec
20
70
Dec
20
82% Mar 29
68
May 14
71% Apr
24% Nov
12
26
14
24
Jan
28
29 % Apr
10
10
12
50% Jan
2
Vanadium
7
2
13»/2 Jan
9
Van
7
Van
Dec
38 % Feb
9
21
17% Jan
4
3
40% Feb
12 y4 Dec
25% Nov 21
37'/4 Apr
6
25% Jan
Jan
20
7
9
May
12'A Nov 28
4
40 y2 Dec
55% May
9
41% Feb
58% Mar
29
May
48% Apr
28
4
7
130
Feb
12
128
24
Feb 20
25% Dec
26
387/b Apr
13
20
Jan
128
25% Jan
Dec
18
116
Oct
30
103
Feb
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
Dec
11
87
1
5
111
May 17
90
14y4 Dec
27
Feb
12
Mar 27
80
6
83
May 29
98
Mar
85
Jan
18
93
Mar 13
66% Feb
11
83
May 22
A,,r
14% Dec
141
17%
closed
27%
80
28%
800
69 %
28%
28%
1
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
45%
9/8
9
27%
26%
26%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
47
46%
46%
46%
47%
46%
3
47%
.
•
*27
123
—
:
.
'
77
4P-—
31%
31%
HI/2
25%
25%
81
81%
82
82%
82
82
33%
32%
32%
33
33%
33
33%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29 3/8
30
*11%
12%
*11%
32%
30
*11%
13%
100%
102
25%
11,900
230
101
101
101
1,000
115
25%
25%
'
*82
85%
85%
88
83
83
*83
*85
93
*85
93
85%
*82
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*85
*82
'
'
:
—
'
20
•'85>:-.••>>
93
1,300
1,100
■;;:■>
1,200
12%%
■'
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12%
14
13/8
13%
*13%
14
13%
14%
16
16
16
*16
16%
16%
16%
67%
67%
*67%
69
51%
52%
x52
52%
4.800
13%
1,100
12%
18
—16
101%
114
113
25%
—
5,300
23%
21%
111%
113
—
100
84
22%
23
—
3.100-
31%
*79
84
21%
21%%
—V
31%
21%
1
preferred
••
*123
*111% 113
x25%
26%
xl01% 102
'oO
85%
x86
86
*85
93
x81
81%
21%
_
1>700
*123
'*79
•"
84
*79
6,700
,
'
31%
31%
31%
82
700
26%
;
;
*123
--
■
26/a
*123
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123
*123
31%
82
—10
convertible
5%
17 % Mar 29
7
Jan
14
27
..
2,BOO
12%
v
46%
*123
——100
common-;
9%
9
27
com—100
6,500
46% v'r
46
9%
9%
27%
9
■
700
70%
28%
9
80
*27%
69%
„.
Co
500
27
-
28%
—10
-
1,900
144
144
144
27
77%
34%
34%
34%
34%
19
> 77
76%
76
*142%
900
9%
*9
*17%
34%
190
83
82
*17%
70%
Chemical com—No par
Materials
1,100
28%
25
preferred (w i)__„—.——10
Vulcan
7%
9
19
77%
430
1,200
7%
day
8%
2,300
13%
memorial
82
82
17%
33
*13%
*69/4
preferred
6%
12% May 24
16/4 Jan 23
7
17%
exchange
33
13%
7%
1,800
33
17%
7%
60,000
142
28%
partic preferred
issued
When
stock
800
67%
66
141
*32 %
13
57%
57%
57%
65%
141%
69%
2.50
Co Inc
preferred
div
6%
Mar 11
32
29
11% Jan
1
33% May 24
May 20
29
16
Dec~31
12%
May 22
1001/2 May 29
12% May 22
26
50
57%
64%
69%
100
Virginia Elec <fc Pwr Co com new__8
$5 preferred
.——100
$4.04 preferred
;
100
$4.20 preferred
*.-100.
$4.12 preferred
—100
Virginian Ry Co common
25
6%
22
17
33% Jan
10% Dec
Apr
23
79'/4 Nov 27
9
124
1
32
28% Nov
2,700
x23%
Corp of America
Industries Inc
Va-Carolina
8
25% Jan
20% Feb
13
103i/2 peb
31
46% Jan
2,900
50%
100
Norman
3%%
6
Mar
84
15
781/2 Jan
109% Apr
Feb~13
93
480
21%
50
*69%
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—-5
32% May 10
18
24% May
104
144%
21%
"
24
18
6
94y2 Apr
28
Dec
143%
21 %
49%
*142% 144
26%
27
26
144%
20%
12.80
preferred
-& Light Co
Power
Raalte
26
1
com
5%
34% Mar 26
21% Nov
Inc
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry
Feb
Sep
82
Co
Pictures
20
10,100
45%
143%
19
76
50
93%
44%
9
*34%
8,800
82
45%
7%
*17
142Vb 144
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
—:
-2.50
2
129
123
105 y2 Dec
V4V0
Utah
11
14% Jan
2
11% Jan
Universal
May 28
27
12
23% Feb
77
34%
34%
34
*91%
94
83%
8%
400
44%
142
142%
xl7% 17%
*32%
33%
13
13%
7%
100
7.500
67
*66%
82
*91%
57%
*82
8%
23%
*80
*80
65%
7%
5.700
*8/2
34%
33%
Shares
23%
66%
66%
67
34
82
94
64%
83%
9%
19
76 %
*34%
23%
-
33
313/s
8%
23%
57%
*17%
100
preferred
Dec
137
7%
*82
9
Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred——14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-No par
18% May 23
85% Apr
noncumulative
l'/o
50
58
65
May 31
32%
*8%
44/2 45
143
143%
20% 21
49
49%
66%
142% 143%
17%
17%
*33
33 %
*13%
13%
16%
100
No par
7% Feb
Feb
38
49
-----5057%
preferred
S Steel Corp common
7% preferred
preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
—;—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred_^._No par
36
7
T:o
18
155% Jan
S
Corp—
73/2 Jan
169
30
Dec
3oy8 Dec
45%
142% 143%
20%
20%
100
preferred
let
noncum
73% Dec
23
Nov
17
12% Jun
44%
—5
Rubber Co common
S
8%
US Shoe
57J/4 Mar 25
141
May 29
17
Mar
1
Mar
69
143
,
U
4
24
21% May 31
57'/2 May 28
28
33 y2 Dec
67
34
85
91%
24%
Friday
May SO
31%
iVeek
the
Thursday
May 29
8%
23%
*8%
23 %
*66%
33%
32
*91%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
•
32
31%
8%
9
4
58
170
31%
-1
preferred
___
931/2 Mar 29
May 13
39% Feb 27
31%
4%%
4
Mar
87
88
42% Nov
May
35% Jan
:
.w-.——-------lO/:ivvv 8%
8 Pipe & Foundry Co
—5
x23%
S Playing Card Co_
10
*66
S Plywood Corp common—,——1
33%
3%% preferred series A—_—100
*82
3%% preferred series B
100
91%
U
May 24
July 18
128
142 ya Dec
51% Jan
24
7
U
8% Jan
Jan
301/2 M^r
2
90% Mar
si y4 Dec
37% Jan
63
82
Par
S Lines Co common
1
11
12
29% May
14
36% Dec
22s/b Jan
Monday
May 27
AND
LOW
Tuesday
May 28
.
I
,
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1956
Lowest
>
STOCKS
Range for Previous.
—
—
■
800
?-•.
700
•
w
3
83% Jan
74»/2 Nov 28
67% May
51
19
14% Jan
26
33
Jan
29
75
12% Jan
12
9
"37%
Oct
40 y2 Jan
>251/2 Feb
9
37% Aug
Jan
3
27
*22
>
27% Dec
19 Vb Feb
8
2 % Dec
■
26
15 % Jau
24
28% Jan
16% Jan
24% Jan
14
2
■426% May
13%
13%
13%
29%
*29%
29%
29%
29%
77/4
77%
77%
77%
77%
77/a
17%
17%
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
17,800
13%
14%
4,800
*91%
*113/4
92%
17%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13/8
14
91%
92
91/4
91%
91%
92%
11%
11%
12%
12%
*11%
12%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
56%
59%
58%
59%
59/8
60%
No par
No par
37%
37%
37%
35
35%
5
33%
34
*25%
3% May 15
35%
x32
1
-V
2%
closed
•'im¬
25%
25% >.■
*25%
*27%
•>,
*2%
37%
1,300
36
8,200
25%
.
#■
500
500
25%
28
*2%
2%
11,000
32%
27%
day
■1
900
2,800
60 %
*32
28
2%
memorial
26
27%
120
12%>
25
35%
36
32%
.900
37%
exchange
37%
35%
32%
x
2%
28
2 >4
37%
:
27%
25%
27%
25%
32%
V
59%
"
37%
900
•
24%
stock
24%
Waukesha Motor Co—
3
32/4 Mar 27
2% Feb 28*
4>/4 Apr6
13/4
29%
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Wayne Pump Co—-t__.—
—1
Welbilfe Corp
-i———.1
17
34% May 24
17
23% Jan
13%
78
5
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
36% Jan
100
29%
1
100
1
Pictures Inc.
Bros
Warner-Lambert
38% Mar 28
23
13%
13%
*77%
Pharmaceutical—1
Warner
3
601/2 May 29
34% Feb 26
28
Feb 26
>
2.50
Co
Baking Co common
5%% preferred
Ward Industries Corp—
2
67%
51%
51
52 /«
29%
No par
10
-No par
System
Ward
25
8
9
Mar
51%
(Hiram) G & W
Walworth
95% Jan
37 Ya Apr
38% Mar 23
35»/4 Dec 20
Walker
26
4
42% Feb 12
9
9
491/4 Aug
1
>401/4 Feb
2
22% Apr
Apr 30
291/4 Dec 26
18'/a Jan 27
12
18% May 29
12% Apr
28
20
15% Nov 23
•••'
Feb
-77% May 31
911/4 May 15
11 % May 10
17% Mar 12
106
12
15% Feb
7
20% Sep
30
13% Dec
95 »/a Dec 17
'
8
11
*67%
69
*67%
15
Corp
Walgreen Co
Apr
Feb
70% Feb
Mar 20
Nov
Waldorf
30% Jan
13
29
9
6
131/4 Dec
29'% Sep
64
Wavner Electric
56% May 15
13% Jan
4
May 28
preferred——100
Wabash RR 4 % %
Jan 24
2%
-
1.50G
V' 700
"
>
■c-
,;'0
26
20% Feb
16
25% Jan
10
97
26
Nov
341/2 Jan
29
43
48% Jan
23
41% Jan
9
2
64% May 22
West
Indies
28 % Apr
15
39% Jan
4
West
Kentucky
261/a Feb
27
281/8 May 28
West
West
Penn
2
Mar
Dec
20
105
42% Jan
30
18
108
Jan 12
25% Dec 31
88
>
104
'
63
Mar 27
Jan
20
15'/2 Dec
13
16% Dec
Dec
28
IO51/4 Feb
Feb
13
Jan
,
28
Feb
18
47% Jan
11
93
29
4.10%
West
104% Mar 20
Mar
1
63% Jan
4
Western
18
20% Jan
4
West, rn
12
33% May 14
62% May 16
2
1281/2 Jun
5
Feb
17
129
Feb
4
130
92
Mar 25
129% Feb
4
691/4 Dec
103
62
Apr
Jan
28
27% Jan
23
28% Mar 14
44% Feb
12
53% May 24
102
10
9
61% Feb
18
23
Jun
26% Feb
16
30
61
25% Apr
17
4
191/2 Dec
26
101/4 Jan
Dec
31
25% Jan
,
4
3oy8 Sep
26
371/4 Feb
20
Oct
18
13
9
20
127
145
Feb
18
Jan
4
36% Feb
2
75
Jan 31
10
1
9
83
Feb
13
88% Jan
10% Jan
4
7
,45% Jan 16
.64% May 29
3
.
8% Apr 11
27% Feb
12
30% Jan
14
31
Feb
12
35% Jan
2
99
7
Mar 12
•123% Jan
2
36% Dec
12
8
10
16
29% Nov
28
25% Feb
141% Jan
3
91% Feb
no
d Name
sales
on
changed
30
12
"
•
,
,
Feb 26
131% Dec
asked prices;
56%
56%
58
57
-
83
—
500
•.
t
1
.
t.
';•>
v
'
10
common
-
White
Motor
1
common
100
common—1
preference
20
convertible preferred
50
5%%
White
Co
preferred
—
Machine
Sewing
Prior
$3
Wilcox
.
f.
'
*127
•'
f
*84
85
">
56%
56 34
57
57%
*93%
94%
94%
94%
94
94
*93%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
*61
63%
63
62
62
*58
*27%
57%
*61
56%
27%
27%
28 Va
28 %
28%
53 S/8
52
52%
52%
53
98%
98%
24
28/8
52%
98%
*97
53
*97%
Stores
6%
preferred
9%
9%
9/4
26%
*26%
26%
*33%
39%
*3"v%
39%
190
54%
54%
55%
10,100
13%
13%
13%
6,100
Woodward
Iron
54
No par
71
71
*70
73
15%
*1434
15%
Woolworth (F W) Co
W
'net
n
Corp
*14%
10c
*4%
1
213/8
323/4
common
100
10
*123
10
Co
10
10
Prior
preferred 4%% series—100
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10
30
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—
400
2,900
99
26%
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28%
53
26%
13%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
100
98%
9%
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Inc
8,500
62
9/a
40
Inc
110
24%
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10
Industries
4,700
95
9%
53%
No par
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57%
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40
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;
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9
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57
9,500
37,400
85
/
5
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126
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22 VB
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32%
31 %
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31%
43
43 %
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131
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23
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61%
14
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,
84
1,100
8,700
73/4
60%
May 14
21% Jan 22
52% Feb
July 30
71%
85
30% Feb
88
101
73%
60%
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15
Jan
71%
83%
30
24
20
73%
70%
60%
23% Apr
50% Mar 19
83% Feb
95
4,800
8
99% Jan
34% Aug
15%
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18% Feb
60% Nov
Jan
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18%
Windsor
22% Feb
6
32% Ma/13
3,600
15%
95
31%
9
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22%
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57%
21
124
40
18%
5% Jan
19
24
22
21%
5,900
.
31
19% Jan
23
26% May 24
21/4
10
42
103%
18%
7
41 y8 Jan
7% Dec 31
95
103%
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24
88% Nov 29
30
21%
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15%
41%
42%
104
*
43% Dec
83 y. Nov
21
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42% Mar
104
31
May 27
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43
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27
90
13,100/
100
31%
15
24% July 10
291/2 Oct
.15% Jan
May 17
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28%
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18%
71
Mar 22
21 y2 May 15
1
47
59
13
4% Dec
Dec
29% Jan
14
29
141/4 Jan
,69
10
1
39% Apr
45% Feb
30
30
5
23
7
13% Jan
May 27
May 10
16% Apr
82 y4 Apr
12% Jan
•
9
2
29% Mar 14
30ya Jan
100% Jan
95% Mar 29
8
131/2 Apr
90
28
98%
•
31
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
—5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
-20
50% July 24
1
*84
34
18%
Wheeling Steel Corp
8
87
*33%
7,500
63
32%
62%
86%
9
68/2 Jan
30
92
62%
18%
2
.26% Mar 22
,
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44
104
600
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61
86
*127
96% Jan
v
23
15
92%
44
2.50
Telegraph
Union
69% Jan
12
92
May 13
23% Feb 13
801/4 Feb
20
99
53% Feb
31
24
31% Jan
Aug 30
361/4 Feb
Jan
28% Feb
99 %
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■
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
1':
4 .'
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4%
Feb
54
17% Apr
26% Feb
12
,
Western
71
Jan
28%
*98
92%
55%
preferred
5
52% Feb
27 %
98%
56%
11
83
28%
55%
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4
27%
98%
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49
65% Mar 20
35
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99% Jail
33 Z8
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91
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100
2
com
27%
44%
31%
15 %
96
73%
83%
98
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>
60%
62%
31%
21%
2
85/4 May 14
—100
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Auto Supply Co
*43
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21%
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15
5
"
62%
15%
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70%
83%
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77% May 15
Paper common
27%
27%
44
62%
5
100
Western Air
3
29
20
27%
98%
100
100
*27/8
28
44%
——1
2
16% Jan
27
Jan
27%
98%
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43%
pfd
preferred
24% Jan
14
821/2 Dec
46
4%%
27
Apr
4%%
preferred series C
Va Pulp &
Feb
50% Nov
Sep 28
21% Jun
3
5
100
Coal Co
Power
91
36% July 17
94
*43
preferred series B
4 20%
9
86
29
28
44%
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Sugar
14% Feb
821/2 July 20
29
171/2 Nov 21
28%
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x62
30%
preferred
May
17
58% Nov
•
4.8%
221/2 Mar
68 '/2 Feb
26% Nov
Jan
21
May 10
47
95
16
103
23
67
105
May 28
37% Apr
5
93
x-
87
27
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18% Jun
May
97»/a May 24
91
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13
105
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28 %
-50
1
—4
Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
5
Mar 20
29
112»/8Jan
12
92
-
com—2.50
Snowdrift
&
27% May 31
2
Dec 21
441/2 Dec
3
25 y2 Jan
■
,
52% Feb
44
1
44% Nov
•V
Oil
Wesson
43% May 10
301/4 Oct
v-
12
Vale & Towne Mfg Co
5
__lo
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
7%
7%
28%
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107
28%
28%
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23%
32
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30
29
7%
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117%
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116%
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distributed,
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.
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this day.
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from
May 27
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
Zenith Radio Corp
tin receivership, or petition
& Tarrant Mfg.
e
No par
114% 118%
114%
has been filed for the company's reorganization,
IjTame changed from Harris-Seybold Co.
116%
116%
a Deferred
deliverv
r Cash
sale
wd When
Number 5643
185
Volume
.
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126
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Anheuser-Busch Inc
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Norway (Kingdom of)
85
Feb-Aug
37»s debentures 1977 —.—2
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s
46
43
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h
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98 7a
85
77
debentures 1987—
—
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1973—
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1971
Feb-Aug
3 V4s debentures 1984
—2^
Mar-Sept
3%s conv debs 1967
April-Ocf
3%s
debentures
1990
Jan-July
V
4%s debentures 1985
Apr-Oct
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962__ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures
1969
April-Ocf
672s 1958~_Mar-Sept
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98
95 Va
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92 3/8
102
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73
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1027a
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1986
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1933-——
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11274
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1954
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90
—
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1979——
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—
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1374
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—
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Great
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15
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82
1
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1899
94
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1
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Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
1943
1968
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96
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1978
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90
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1975
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64
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1965
15
89
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.
63
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1472
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Italian Public Utility Institute—
...
15
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1963
—__
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v
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132
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70
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loan
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.—.June-Dec
1965—
due
1930
15
97
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8378
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—April-Oct
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76%
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__
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71
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118
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98
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1958
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1961
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.
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2
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1979
1978
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A 4s
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84
89%
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■
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debentures
87
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90
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1986
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1st ref M 2%s series T 1976
ref M
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series
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1981
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conv
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1st & ref M
1st
3s
3%s
ref M
1st
Motors
General
83%
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113
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May-Nov
Co
General Telephone
83%
84%
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89%
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83
157
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General
York—
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ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
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May-Nou
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;
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152
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debentures 1981-
American
conv
.
196
—
B
1972—
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1961
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General
96
5
84
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ser
A
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&
4s
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&
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3s
L
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and
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,
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—
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88
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1977
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debs 1982—
subord
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series
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series
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1980
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4%s series A s f conv debs 1977
—Jan-July
3s
&
Duquesne Light Co 23/4s
97
73%
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1995—.1
1st
94
92
66%
—
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mortgage
1993
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—
1
86
9
May-Nov
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1977_June-Dec
1958
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mortgage 3%s 1986—:
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1st
4
67
April
1984
N
first
& Ironton
conv
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mortgage 23/4s 1980
98
5
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1970
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Columbia
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1977
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92
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f
s
gold
conv
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92
85%
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r
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95
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99
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Service
69
r—
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1960
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ser
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1982
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11
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93
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series
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86
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1
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1993
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&
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1985
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ref
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-
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118
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&
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5s
conv
1978
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1958
4s
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1982
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debentures
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or
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&
82
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76
*
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84
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and
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1974
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81
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B Jan 1 2020—May
mortgage 4%s series
RR
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1995
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Central
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1976
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or
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83
30
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100
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t
s
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88
86
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ser
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Feb-Aug
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V/7
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91
77%
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f
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Texas
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102% 102%
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Jan-JulyMay-ZVou
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and
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3
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Jan-July
Mar-Sept-
2%s debentures 1973
■'
84%
No.
—
1971-
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1966
83'A
96%
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Y
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1974
103%
90%
4
2
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Bid & Asaed
83%
1st mtge Gs
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972_;
103%
■
79%
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debs
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—.*>
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debentures 2%s 1971
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c
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Pittsburgh Youngstown
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or
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i
115'
99%
v-
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1965—Jau-JuZw
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±
•—
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Last
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110
1011Y
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June-Dec
1964
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Exchange
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3%s
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82
->98% —
k
31
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1970
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I
1963—Feb-Aug
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J 1964_Mau-Nov
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I960
ENDED
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ti.gti
WEEK
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1957—May-Nov
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ser G
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Pittsb
or
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1987
FOR
Week's Range
Last
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4%s
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Exchange
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92'
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98
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gold
debs
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series
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1st
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ser
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82
84
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106
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108 la
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s
series B
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93
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3s
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4%s
debentures
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Oil
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71%
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&
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3s
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subord
debentures
conv
subord
debs
96
96.
4%s
10214
115
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,
,
102
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mortgage
RR
3%s
first
ref
series
332
86 V4
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113!4
1973—June-Dec
159/4
90
82
82
81
series
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1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
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1983
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income
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79
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RR
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in
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year's
range,
the
included in
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88%
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in
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-
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92
66 !4
Bankruptcy Act,
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the year's range,
y
in
the
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e
range,
sale
not
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r
sale
/
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,
receivership,
securities assumed by such companies.
asked
d Ex-interest,
range,
included
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fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
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82 3,4
—
90
,
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1974
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not
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116
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84
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.
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'
109
109ya
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1991
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7i:
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1982
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83
.
.
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3%s
RR
Central
1st mtge
Gen
77
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91 !4
10414 104%
112«/a 113
91
May-Nov
1982
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—
82 %
90
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99
83
•
April-Oct
1981
Jan
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
'101%
95
83%
\
100
May-Nov/
1971
gtd gold 3%s
3%s series C
debentures
Wisconsin
—.Apr-Oct
Jan-July
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Standard Coil Products 5s conv 1967-
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61
92!4
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96%
Y
Ja»-July
>
96 !4
c
-
951/a
91
June-Dec
—Jan-July '
Southern Ry first cbnsol gold 5s 1994—
MemphLs Div first gold 5s 1996
New Orleans &
Northeastern RR—
Joint
3%s 1977—1
:
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
conv
105
65
156'/a 160
112
—
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
!—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1975
—_May-Nou
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3%s s f debs 198i__Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958_
ApriZ-Oct
83%
85
"
First
3V'as
99
5s
90%
80
80
92
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#
Electric
1st mortgage
83%
112 !4 113%
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Jan-July
April-Oct,
'*
88
86
*
152
105
5 Y :
April-Oct
Penn
Western
89%
85/'
98%
84%
May-Nov
Penn
West
89%
1
147
•
45
101
*—
May-iVow
Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
:
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1969—April-Oct
West
*—
B
B
Lighting, gen
mortgage 3s guaranteed
General
104!'4
84%
857/a
/ v/.'.
,
Gen mtge income 4'As series
,
5%s
May-Nov'
(Indiana)
7
87%
114% 116 !4
"
85
1975—Mar-Sept
1958
Washington Terminal 2%s series
102%
85.V4
May-Nov
debentures 1983
RR
Y Warren
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90
lSSl-^
Standard Oil
102
•
Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
San
3 y8s
85'/a
-.85-
...
5s
-
:
Mortgage 2%s
Wabash
99%
June-Dec
Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A '75
Southern Pacific RR Co—
: '
*
First
consolidated
First
85 '/4
146
99%
105 «/2
80
—
♦85V4
ser E
Virginian Ry 3s series B 199$^,—*4,^
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973
April-Oct
& Telegraph Co—
(Oregoh Lines)'A 1977
4%s
First
Gen mtge
*80.;
2%s
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
101%
95
1963
1979—
1969
196
102%
Southern Pacific Co-
4!bs
100%
98!ii
Jan-July
.
First
and refund m.tg.e
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
93
*—.^1-99%;
162
79
Mar-Sept
103
96
160
2
108% 109%
*—
68%
Mar-Sept
debentures 1985
'
2%s debentures 1987—A—
Southern California Edison Co—
Gold
109%
62%
96
80
85%
*—
Mar-SepZ
1957—May-Nov
130
—.,.v
^80
162
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
June-Dec
2%s
Gold
1976
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First
*93
102%
-160
Jnne-Dec
86
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct "
1976
3»4s convertible debentures 1970
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co
4'/2s conv
1969
80%
90
97'/4
100%
America—
conv
67%
10O
101%
97
J16
79%
85%
80
88%
98
97%
97%
100% 101%
Jan-July
35
100%
99
94%
June-Dec
1968
Westchester
1982
Telephony
debentures
of
99%
-951/2
95%
June-Dec
63 y2
—June-Dec
1971
gtd 5s
Corp
1951
68%
*80
97
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,
%Y 87%
Jan-JuZy
63
May-Nov
debs
RR
—
4%s
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91
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87
97%
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(90
90
-
95%
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101%
94
-
ApriZ-Oct
;
3Vas
Mar-Sept
.
debentures
2%s
:
681/4.
gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
1971—
Mar-Sept
1982
Jan-July
Halske 6%s 1951
:
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
1986—
Skelly Oil 2y4s debentures 1965
Oil
1976
63
debs
&
Socony-Vacuum
1967
95%"
Apr-Ocf
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May-Nov
681/2
Feb-Aug
f
1973
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1972
s
debentures
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.Feb-Aug
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i—_April-Oci
1977—
debentures
98
90
-97
10
Mar-Nov
1977-
3.20s
2%s
4%s
98
>81
82
June-Dec
2 lis
tr
88 .'
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79
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86;
851/2
86%
-
98
-
92:
84%-, 89%
-
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-
——Jan-July
1972
coll
-85%
86%:
—Mar-Sept
1
Jan-July-
8iy2
2022
2006
debentures 1974
Service Pipe Line
&
/
88 *
„
89% •'» 91*'
3
19G6__ApriZ-Oct
:
81'/a'
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
Shell
2%s
1977
Participating ctfs 4%s
831/2
86
87
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966— a;
-
America
1973—
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented seiies C 1951
112
88
__
'72 Vu
April-Ocf
1980
debentures
debs
sinking fund debentures
Vanadium
-ooy2
debentures
conv
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of
f
s
"i
90
3V4S assented series A 1947
Jan-July
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951—-June-Dec
3%s assented series A 1951
:
June-Dec
152
.
4s
bond certificates
1989
May-JVou
Second 4s inc bond certificates
Nov
1989_Jan-July
Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968..June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3 lis B
1971—
April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st
Paper 3s
Co
debs
Rubber
S
First
Scovill
f
s
2%s
St
Scott
4'As
United Steel Works Corp—
6%s debs series A 1947
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Biscuit
3%s
Mar-Sep
Jan
Car
debentures
4%s
—
_.r..
89r«
June-Dec
mtge
coll trust 3^83 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972___J
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
1975—
92%
91
98
-
,
85!4-
87%
,-i_-—..May-Nov
1970
1st
"
'
.Jan-July
1980
ser
92%
87
'
*
1996-Jan-July
1996
mtge inc 4%s
mtge
income
76
"90
—Mar-Sept
Francisco Ry Co.—
mortgage 4s series A 1997—
5s
St
6s
3%s
1st mtge
_May-A'ou
!—:
2%s debs
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970_i
.May-Nov
Louis-San
1st
94
^
1982—
California
Tank
United
156
..Feb-Aug
Lawrence & Adirond'k
St.
76
Corp—•
subord
ccnv
% 101%
U
.April-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4Vis series D 1977—
-Mar-Sept
General mortgage 314s series J
1969
-Mar-Scut
Rohr
97
Corp—
mtge 6s 1952
mtge 6s 1955
—-June-Dec-
2%s debentures 1976 i.Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991__Mar-Sept
<97'A
..Jan-Juiy
Power
mtge 7s 1950—
mtge'6s 1952—
g A Direct
1
..Jan-July
.
1946—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
1980
"
.
.
•—-.May-Nov
Union Pacific RR
:■» 93
91
3%s
Union Oil of
■
92 3A
Radio Corp: of> America 3%s "conv
i980— _June-Dec - " '97!5
Reading'Co first & ref '3lis series D 1995_ _Mdy-Nov -'
'.Y
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—
-April-Oct
Y
1968———i_;
mtge & coll tr 2%s
87%
82'A
861A
•94% ~9G%
4,
91%
83
debentures
1st
Union
Quaker
1971—May-Nov
3s
"
—
Y
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct-
'
Y
91
lll'A
87'%
V
92%
—
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
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Apr-OcZ
.
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89
92%
164%
„
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v
3%s debentures 1975—
-91
>_*.—• 172%
,.
1983—April-Ocf
12
-
4
A
June-Dec.
—
1st and-refunding mortgage 3Vis
92
Y
prices;
no
sales
/
,
.
being transacted during
selling flat.
'
,
-
<'• 1
-
.
reorganized under Section 77
or
-
.
of
-
.
current week.
...
•
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•
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
:
;
-
In the
following extensive list
we
WEEKLY
furnish
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week
beginning Monday,
May 27, and ending Friday, May 31. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
every security whether ;
stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
'
"•
";
/
Y
RANGE
*
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
31
'
'
'
.
Friday.
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Far
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Acme
Wire
Co
Week's
common
Sales
Range
;
of Prices
Shares
Low
Consol
Low
1
4'A
4%
4%
300
1
9%
8%
9'A
400
io
Aeronca
Aero
Industries
Inc
1
Manufacturing Corp
Manufacturing
1
1
Supply
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
For
footnotes
see
*
common—5
page
35.
6%
6%
STOCKS
Range Since
High
—
Adam
Friday
for Week
7%
—
4'% May
8% Apr
25
-
Mar
1,000
5% Mar
6%
6%
67/a
1.500
6%
2%
2%
2%
1,500
8
8
8 %
8%
__
8%
100
1,300
Apr
1% Mar
71/4 Mar
5%
Jan
Jan. 1
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
High
Par
5%
Jan
Air
11%
Apr
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
30
Feb
Alabama
77/a May
10%
Jan
2'% May
8% Feb
10% Mar
Way
Industries
Gas
3
Inc
_
Alabama
Great
Southern—
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Alan
5%
Wood
Steel
cumulative
Alaska Airlines
Range
for Week
Shares
Low
3%
3%
1,000
%
30%
■■
(Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
9,800
30%
3,700
30
3'A Mar
H Jan
29%
50
154
Apr
Mar
.
.High.
5%
1
34%
160
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
preferred- —100
88%
88%
89
125
87% May
92%
Apr
10
27%
27%
27%
100
26% Mar
31%
Jan
84
89
Co—;
preferred
Inc
3%
.
Sales
of Prices
Low
50c
2
Corp
Week's
—
100
1
-
4
3%
4
700
Feb
3% May
4%
Jan
Jan
■
31
Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
Commercial and
The
32
(2534)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Exchange
American Stock
1,
Sale Price
Par
r
Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares—----All American Engineering Co
IOC
of Prices
Shares
High
Paper
Allied
(Mich) common
Co of America—
Aluminum
153/4
American
American
Co
Meter
American
American
American
Amurex
Oil Company
Anacon
Lead Mines
Post Products
class A
Ltd
Amer
4,400
11,800
45%
5,200
27 V2
1,200
263/4 May
343/8
200
10a/4
—5
5
,
Devices Inc
Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
preferred
non-cum
Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Automatic Voting
Jan
Jan
61 %
Jan
323/4
Feb
X1574 May
46 % May
Jan
30%
Jan
May
35
83/4 Mar
31% Mar
300
113/8 May
34% May
Jan
Feb
34%
16%
24,400
123/b
Feb
xl6% May
28
2,800
19 Va
28% May
14%
1,400
14%
Apr
Feb
4%
4 Va
600
4
Jan
200
22%
22%
Jan
21
73/4! Feb
500
4%
Feb
7% May
1%
Feb
2%
600
13%
Feb
16
Mar
14
2,200
16
15 3/8
Chamberlin
7%
2,900
8
16% May
Charis
943/1
430
35%
37%
6,900
23%
25
16,900
Jan
33
20
Jan
Corp
common
Feb
Jan
2,600
5%
4%
Christiana
May
Apr
15
1,000
13%
Feb
157/s
223/4
3,600
17%
Feb
Controller
113/4 May
16,500
113%
11%
Apr
87/b
Jan
Jan
Colon
101
1 /a
43
100
2%
Feb
27/8
5,000
2%
Jan
33/8
Jan
Colonial Sand
4,700
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
Commodore
Hotel
Community
43/a
98
Jan
1033/4
Feb
Public Service—
Machinery—•
4,600
1
Jan
1,400
39
Feb
20
101
101
1%
1%
43
41
Shoe
43/4
19
3,400
20%
193/4
26%
May
43/a
Apr
6
Jan
7%
Feb
93/4
Jan
Stone Co..
&
Inc
73/a
2,300
5%
5%
600
4%
5%
Feb
23/4
23/4
200
2% May
3
Jan
33/4
4%
Jan
Continental
Commercial
163/b Jan
2134 Mar
Continental
Industries
39 %
46
33/4
33/4
100
XI93/4
20 %
20%
300
Jan
Apr
3
Jan
Cook
Varnish Co
&
Paint
Gas—
Inc
Industries
Baker
Rubber
Baldwin
common
Banco
Banff Oil Ltd
_
Steel
Ltd
Corp
2}*
50c
*
1
Inc
class A
Black Starr & Gorham
Blauner's
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
(S)
(H
& Co common
Co
C)
,4
common
Gas
British
American
Oil Co_
British
American
11%
4
10%
900
9
May
13%
Jan
7%
7%
15%
15%
600
12%
12%
12%
400
~5%
~5%
6% Mar
900
400
12%
Feb
Mar
12
8% May
Feb
34% Mar
90
Jan
94
9%
3,700
8%
8%
800
~2%
■"'2%
2%
1,060
103/a
9%
103/a
49,900
6%
7%
2,500
9%
Jan
7%
Jan
53/4
'
«
—*
28
Feb
Mar
Apr
Feb
23/4
103/8 May
7%
Apr
31
Jan
Mar
100
*
41
403/4
41
59%
573/4
59%
32%
Feb
43
6,700
45%
Feb
60% May
Tobacco—
Amer
Amer
£1
jtl
rets ord bearer
dep
dep rets ord reg
™
_5%
Apr
5A Apr
Jan
3
Celanese Ltd—
British
British
Columbia
British
211
54%
*
23/4
54%
100
l3/4
Feb
43
Apr
55% May
Petroleum Co Ltd—
American
Brown
Company common
Distillers
Rubber
Brown
Bruce
(E
Bruck
Mills
F
L)
Co
Company
Buckeye
(The)
6%
serial
&
Burma
Hill
(The)
American
Burroughs
6%
15% Mar
18
Jan
163/4
Jan
19%
Apr
74
J an
9%
600
8 3/4
Feb
19%
20%
700
18%
Feb
23
Jan
~9%
~9%
300
10%
Jan
6%
300
6
50c
7%
—
30(1
7% Mar
33/b May
7% Jan
9
300
May
10%
Jan
8%
8%
300
8
Jan
83/4
Jan
3%
400
33%
Feb
5%
Jan
18 74
17%
19%
5,600
16%
Feb
22 %
May
143/4
14%
143/4
1,000
14 % May
8%
1
1
2.50
Company
7%
Feb
33/,
9
9
9
10
Co
8% Mar
2 74
——
8 3/4
16% Jan
Corporation common
convertible class A
Oil
33/4
200
6%
2,200
1%
__25c
33/4
53/4
1%
13/4
6,600
7.50
—.
Cott
Corp
Ltd—
Beverage
Courtaulds
Sc O Super
Corp
Products common-
;
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum
;
Calif Eastern
California
Aviation Inc
!
see
3
14 %
274
14%
3
14%
Drug
11,600
12 %
13 %
1,600
123/8
1,050
73
Sugar
80%
x77%
1,000
Day
4,900
1
"574
„
5
28
A
«m
6%
8%
Apr
22%
90!)
21%
Feb
28%
Jan
26
26
27
4,200
25 %
Feb
31
Jan
Apr
~5%
1,400
8%
4%
800
33/s
Jan
5
4%
45/«
1,600
4%
Feb
4% Mar
"7%
~73A
2874
250
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
5%
5
%
600
5%
Feb
6%
Apr
2%
2%
2%
121,200
1%
Jan
23/4
Jan
8%
8%
8%
3.500
73/4
Jan
93/a May
32%
32%
32%
300
35%
31% May
Feb
133/4
3,900
10%
Jan
13% May
15%
16%
800
14%
Apr
17%
24%
25%
200
22%
Jan
27% Mar
6%
0%
63%
1 oon
5%
"1%
1%
1%
14,300
xl2
133/4
734
Jan
Feb
Feb
4% Mar
53/a Mar
1% May
2%
4
6%
Apr
5%
4%
5%
4,200
24 %
24%
25%
2,200
12%
12
12%
65,800
8%
10
10
9 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
24 % May
Feb
12"% May
Feb
12 Va
Jan
10%
8,800
8%
8%
8%
2/200
5%
Jan
9 % May
53/4
5%
5%
300
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
53/4
5%
53/4
3 700
5
Apr
6 3/4
Jan
1%
1%
1%
9.700
1
May
174
Jan
243/4 May
23% May
"7%
700
7%
7%
Apr
9%
Jan
Mar
16%
Apr
May
15%
Feb
7%
15
15
43/8
4%
95
93%
:
-
2C0
%
Jan
8%
19%
Jan
5
96
Feb
5%
Mar
43/4
4% Mar
81 %
12.200
Apr
6 *
18% Mar
/
7,700
96
8
8%
Apr
Apr
May
8% May
8% May
7%
7%
100
6%
Jan
2C%
22%
8,300
17 %
Feb
22%
Jan
25%
25%
100
24 %
Jan
26
Jan
1%
900
I3/*
Feb
2%
Jan
11% May
14%
Jan
17
213/4
18%
Feb
~i%
1%
11%
11%
~4
4
12
400
~4%
i.
12.000-
Feb
Jan
6
3% Mar
16 % Mar
37
55
Jan
233/a
18%
18%
18%
4,600
44
44
46%
330
1%
1%
41.800
9%
9%
200
11%
11%
900
113/4 May
16
16 74
675
13% Mar
6%
1.900
6 74 May
lie
600
1
10
33
Jan
May
2%
Jan
7
1%
Gasket
Detroit
....
Apr
8
Apr
9
Apr
10
Jan
1%
Apr
10c
_
Distillers
Co
33
33
3%
3%
1
J'
.
1% May
43/4 May
35
3%
143/4
10
& Chemical Co
Ltd
Inc
1.300
5
Apr
6%
Jan
2 IE
Apr
2%
28.700
1%
Jan
4,200
16 74
Jan
15
15
13%
1374
26%
2674
200
23%
2574
9,000
•
„
*
'
25%
*
1174
~
—
17%
32.50
Jan
15% May
9U
Jan
1474
21
Jan
2674 May
20%
Feb
25% May
—
600
—
17%
2,700
1!
WT
574
5%
1,300
21%
1
10%
20%
Co
Corp
1
5%
5%
_
2,300
574
6,100
/
5%
5%
4.700
1
__
1
17
16
*
32%
32%
3374
1
674
6%
6 74
....
of America
33
Jan
May
A May
£1 May
4%
Apr
574 Mar
Apr
31 % Mar
20*4 May
23%
Jan
—
Apr
•10% May
6974 May
26%
Apr
30% May
4%
Jan
674
Apr
Apr
2%
Apr
3%
Feb
534 May
7
Feb
7%
8 74
54
.
1474
500
28
4,600
Feb
Jan
53/4
Feb
18
Apr
400
17
_
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co..
Corp
100
3074
•
common
47,900
10s
reg
...
2,300
1074
63 74
574
——
1
2i34
2934
»
Laboratories—
_
9%
234
9%
63
10
Co
18 74 May
Feb
30%
■
*■
Co
Jan
13
15
8.400
5%
*
Apr
1174 May
8 74 Apr
34 % Mar
„
i6
1
Jan
Jan
1474
12
—
—
173/8
3 74
21|
300
—
13%
31% May
5,100
—
—
_
Co
Jan
5%
30%
Draper Corp common
(The)
11%
5 % Mar
2%
1
preferred
Rights
Douglas Oil Company..
Dow Brewery Ltd
Common
Feb
Jan
146
Feb
29%
Ltd common.
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
Jan
5
6%
39% May
3%
2i5
~7.50
B)
Jan
1.000
29%
.2.50
$2
(Allen
7%
1A Apr
3674 Jan
4
♦
Harris
15% Jan
16 % May
334
3%
rets ord reg—^— 6s 8d
Textile Co
Dynamics
Jan
138
Ltd—
Dominion Tar
Test
Feb
6
1
Corp
_
_
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Power
33/4 Mar
3074 Mar
25c
Club Inc
American dep
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
Feb
'
574
1
Diversey (The)
Dominion
%
734 May
•'
'
'
100
800
142
142
142
Manufacturing-—.1
6
38%
37%
37%
400
3%
6
—
—
5
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
(The)
174
——'
•
50c
-
Gray
Diners'
.
35
100
&
6%
6%
.
Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America
Detroit
11%
...
35% Feb
Jan
7%
May
Jan
May
Jan
Apr
Jan
60
Apr
Eastern
Malleable
43
Jan
50
Mar
Eastern
States
Feb
6
Apr
253/4 Jan
Mar
10
8% May
20(1
5%
1
1_.
debentures
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
"4%
2.50
4
A
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
Feb
500
15,500
2.50
Dayton Rubber Co class A.
8%
Apr
%
3/s
%
8%
___1
Mines Inc
2%
2%
Jan
D
174 May
Feb
Apr
Jan
23%
22%
50c
5
*
;_%c
common
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
Davidson Brothers Inc.
DuMont
Feb
143/4
81%
22%
2.50
Crystal Dairies Inc
Daitch
Duke
% May
Apr
Jan
Mar
08%
iff
25c
*
common..
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
Driver
4%
4 %
Jan
8%
•
"A" partic
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc__*
Apr
25
2%
21 % May
5
Co common
55
•
1
35.
U
50
5
page
200
5,300
50
Camden Fire Insurance
For footnotes
43/4
343/4
"Hoc
1
Electric Power
$3.00 preferred
$2.50
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
n
474
32%
——
*
5% Mar
93/a May
200
3%
;—1
;
(Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l
Feb
18,200
%
34%
10c
50c
May
9%
3%
1
receipts (ord reg)—£1
5
1
American dep
Duro
Cable Electric
20% May
73/8 Mar
5
800
5%
9%
Durham Hosiery class B common..
O
Mar
5
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Duralay
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Feb
12
18% Mar
Creole Petroleum common
.
Jan
Jan
86
Feb
8 3/4
-11% May
A
Apr
Feb
Jan
81
...10% May
43/4
474
.400
500
6%
374
11%
73
200
Jan
Jan
25,300
3%
574
II %
64% May
400
7
%
A
A
dep rets ord shares__3s 6d
& Son Inc
1
Corp
12 %c
(J Pi
60
5 3/8'
Drilling & Exploration
Ltd—
Burry Biscuit
Byrd
800
31
1
preferred
Mines
"17,700
6% May
13% Jan
6%
•
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
16%
19
May
Jan
9%
1
common
Corp
Machine
1674
18%
22
17%
203/B
2.50
,
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
Buell Die
16%
-r—
1
common
129,800
22
20%
18%
1
10
preferred
Co common
Ltd class B
213/4
£1
1
dep rets ord reg
cumulative
4%
S
common
Forman
Brown
B
Power
21*
£1
dep rets ord reg
American
300
66%
19%
—
*■—
64%
:
11%.
9% May
6%
1%
Jan
Jan
63/8 Mar
Jan
Mar
24
5%
Curtis
29%
92
83/4
Jan
11
100
19%
Curtis
110
31%
91%
93/a
7
Apr
Jan
100
24
11%
Mar
300
303/4
91%
•
7
Jan
13%
25
A
24
19%
Jan
53/a
5%
A
11 %
Tobacco
16
Feb
xll% xll%
4%
—*
a-.-_l.50
preferred class A
Atlantic
Jan
3
9,100
5
;
Coro Inc
Cuban
Feb
Jan
6% May
4 Corroon <fc Reynolds common...:——1
Cuban
4%
410
4
Feb
11% Mar
XI53/4 Mar
5%
Jan
4%
1,200
Crystal Oil & Land Co common..,
$1.12 preferred
Cuban American Oil Co
Jan
41,900'
12%
Crown
48%
Jan
8%
12%
Apr
May
4,100
6%
*
j
Gold Mines
Feb
45
7%
5 3,4
•
5s/8
700
7
6
1
•.
Jan
45%
5%
23%
6% Mar
7%
64%
53/a Mar
Jan
Apr
18%
1,100
19
M2y
4
1,500
4%
4
18%
Feb
3% Mar
12 %
Apr
143/4
106%
May
3/4 May
13% Jan
May
Jan
Jan
May
21 800
18% May
14
•
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Apr
3 % Mar
200
15%
*
Co
May
15%
143/4
7%
Gear
Corp
Bridgeport
10
300
1,800
Jan
104
70
Apr
9
39
Feb
3/4
6% Jan
12%
10
10
Works Inc
20c
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord__*
Breeze
Jan
7% May
29
Mar
%
Jan
45
1
Inc
Foote
Feb
33/s
31 %
%
6% Mar
2A
5,600
4
3%
5% Apr
30
27
200
A Mar
3 A Feb
5c
Feb
3% Mar
14%
5%% prior cumulative preferred-100
Chemical Company Inc
5
Brad
163/4
:■*
—
non-voting
B
Cornucopia
Mar
$1
4%
Borne
Bourjois
Feb
2%, Jan
11,100
183/a
*
common
14%
3,500
29,900
10%
1
•
3
1
common
Feb
8
173/4
3%
.143/4
2%
21*
"73/4
10%
1
Bearings Inc
50c
Beau-Brummell Ties common
1
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common__25
Belock Instrument Corp
—50c
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
250
Class
Jan
17
5
5%
18
1
Controls Inc class B
Blckford's
2%
8
Incorporated
Basic
16
,23/4
53/8
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barry
2%
shares
American
Barium
15%
16
15%
21%
16% Mar
32,400
900
15
10
Securities Corp
de los Ajndes—
Baldwin
18 %
17%
18
1
1
1
200
38
j*
Ltd—
1
voting
A
Jan
2
4%
1
10c
10c
20
Corp.
Inc
Continental Materials Corp....
Class
Class A
] is
27%
4%.
Inc..
Containers
7
Jan
37%
18%
Cuban Petroleum
7'/a
Jan
If
Jan
Mar
6
A Mar
1965
to
ext
Connelly
Jan
19,700
5
Jan
1
—50c
Corp—.—_20c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Vtc
Jan
Consol
19%
4%
7%
5%
ordinary
Development
Compo
1% May
46'/a
111
3%
2% Mar
6,600
10474 105%
__10c
*
30s
4—1
1
10
vtc
Oils
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
4%
2%
2
2
5
Hosiery Co
Caribbean
43/s May
27% May
Apr
7% Mar
1
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
Bailey & Selburn Oil &
Co
2%
23/a
2%
1%
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Club Aluminum Products Co
—*
Coastal
2%
43/b
10,200
Jj3A
—1
1
Corporation
Claussner
Jan
8-ft
2,500
1A
24%
27%
.—5
Co
Manufacturing
Clarostat
Clary
223/4 May
93/4 May
6 3/8
1%
1
1
Corp
City Auto Stamping Co—
6% Mar
14%
674
,—4
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
213/4
1,400
10
Inc..
Feb
101
2%
12%
Apr
Jan
2%
1
——
39
Clark
5%
1,000
10
—
101
25
26%
common————5
Oil
2% May
3% May
3,900
3%
312
Chesebrough-Ponds
Jan
4%
of America
Charter Oil Co Ltd.:
Jan
10% Jan
4 % Mar
x93
933/4
22 a/4 May
Feb
4
26%
10
2.50
preference
Co
Cherry-Burrell
7% Mar
Jan
1%
2
Inc—
Investors
Convertible
Jan
17%
Feb
19 %
6%
-100
100
10
pfd
Century
4%
8,700
6%
200
14.BU0
23A
Central
Jan
3,800
Mi
25,900
2 */2
9 A
A
33/4
2s' 6d
—1
.—*
Castle (A M) & Co—
a_10
Catalin Corp of America—
——1
Cenco Corporation
„
—1
Central Explorers Ltd
1
Central Illinois Secur Corp
——1
Conv preference $1.50 series——e—*
Maine Power Co—
3.50%
preferred
Central Power & Light 4%
8
Jan
26%
(J W) Co common
Products common——
Casco
10%
63/4
Feb
rets B ord—
American dep
Carter
Century Electric Co common—.
9
28
5%
12,600
Carreras Ltd—.
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
22%
8
774
A
22
2
Jan
A Apr
9 A May
7
~2%
5.50
*
$5 pfd
x31
2A
"73/4
1
common
23 % Mar
1%
153/4
Co
Carolina Power & Light
■:
I?3/* Jan
9
14%
22 %
ll3/8
10c
1
1
•
76%
Mar
35% Mar
32%
Carnation
14
Mar
28
6,700
103/8
Feb
26
9%
ciu
Kennedy Inc—.
Baxter &
Carey
Apr
1% May
xll
95%
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
21
Associated Food Stores Inc
—1
Associate Laundries of America
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
lc
Associated Tel & Tel—
Class A participating
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
——1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
—
*
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
1
Automatic
9%
143/4 May
1% Jan
Associate
Audio
12% Mar
14%
5%
Productions Inc.;
243/4 May
27
--
1
2.50
25c
Jan
88%
Feb
16%
37
243%
—-10c
Jan
8% May
12,000
323/4
94%
Rubber Co class A
Equipment Corp
Artists
1%
10%
7%
Armstrong
Assoc
600
34
15%
warrants.
Co
&
143/a
263/4
9
6%
1A
15%
—1
pfd—100
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred—
Aro
May
22
May
24%
71
163/8
27%
14%
4%
2.40
"A" shares—
Armour
83
100
31
4.75
Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Anglo
200
42%
10 %
1
2
5
5
3
5
20c
&
Photocopy Equip Co—
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper common
AMI Incorporated
American
17
May
200
-----
American
Anchor
14% May
21
400
50
14%
44%
26 54
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd__25
Petrofina Inc class A
1
American
Apr
Feb
7
24%
85/a
1%
1 /a
common.;—».—-1
——100
—-1
12.50
20
Manufacturing Co corn.—25
Maracaibo Co.—
—1
44% May
86
14
14%
Beverage
Feb
193%
2,200
163/4
22
8%
—
Book Co
—
Electronics Inc
American Hard Rubber Co—
American Laundry Machine
American
10% Mar
Xl4'/4 x153/8
—
American
4% Mar
24 74
83
American
May
Jan
Feb
83
$3.75
15
Jan
3%
2,400
39%
213/4
21%
Aluminum
4%
2 3/4 May
6%
15/4
cumulative preferred
100
Goods Manufacturing—.—10
Aluminum Industries common
*
Ambrook Industries Inc (R I)— -—-1
American Air Filter 5%
conv pfd—15
3,900
36%
38/2
5
Products
2%
"33/4
63/a May
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
10
10
Ltd—1
*
Canaaa Cement Co Ltd common
*
6 % '/o
preference
——20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi
—1
Canadian Petronna Ltd parcic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolpn
Corp
1
Caiioo Natuiai Gas Led vtc—
1
Canso Oil Producers Ltd
vtc—
1
Capital City Products common
5
Bread
Canada
Feb
6
Apr
Feb
11,300
1,100
Jan
8% May
__
»
Corp
Allied
28%
13%
3%
-
4%
33/4
23/4
--
-1
5%%
convertible preferred
10
Allied Control Co Inc
—1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Artists
Allied
500
6%
~3%
2 /8
1
common
Pictures Corp—..
& Fisher
Alles
J-
Inc
Allegheny Airlines
43/4
53/4
6
warrants
Corp
Alleghany
Apr
43/4
—
Shares
Low
Par
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines
24
Algemene
for Week
High
Lou>
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American b«,ocK Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Week's
Friday
31
MAY
ENDED
STOCKS
for Week
L010
WEEK
RANGE FOR
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
29% May
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
$7
51
25
Iron
Corp
...
1
20%
5274
300
20
20%
2,600
3674
___
Jan
54% May
17 % May
31%
May
177%
Feb
May
162%
Jan
166
152
-
Jan
Volume
185
Number
5643
.
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.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2585)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
/
Friday
..
STOCKS
1
American Siock Exchange
Week's
Last
$2
snares
Deneficial
01
preferred
Ebo
Low
—
int__1
——
-
Mines
Electric
&
Eiecuograpnic Corp
Electronic
8%
Corp
El-lronics
Inc.
Equity Corp
$2
Forge
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
iT«
16
15%
16
Ero
Manufacturing
Esquire
17 %
11%
12%
2% May
3%
Jan
2%
2%
9,200
13
13%
600
10%
10%
500
3%
3%
9,200
38%
3% May
39%
900
38 % May
9%
9%
6,500
1
39
■■■(■■
9%
12%
7%
700
102
4
10%
10
Jan
14
Jeannette
May
6%
400
6% May
7%
6%
100
5
%
10
(Max)
&
Co
Fairchild Camera
&
Faraday Uranium
Fargc Oils Ltd
Financial
Fire
class
u
11,400
%
1
Ltd—
17
—1
A
Ford
1%
Apr
Kaiser
Jan
16%
Jan
Kaltman
Motor
Pitt
Fox
De
Luxe
Eeer
(The)
Kawneer Co
Kennedy's
5%
Apr
Kidde
43%
7%
44 V8
Apr
Kin-Ark
43 %
Jan
Sales
Inc
20,800
7%
45
Feb
8%
8%
113 %
2,200
8
Feb
1,350
102%
109
4 O
5%
Co
General
Acceptance
Alloys Co—
Builders Supply
General
5%
convertible
General
Corp
5%
8%
8%
700
16%
100
15
x31%
32%
400
28
Jan
105
Mar
~5
400
preferred
100
200
rets ord
convertible
§General
General
Georgia
Power
Knott
8%
La
Gobel
(Adolf)
Grand
&
99%
99%
91 %
92%
265
4%
413
2,400
9
8%
9
38
Great
Atlantic
Non-voting
l'/c
1st
&
Great
Lakes
Greer
Gridoil
Oil &
Grocery
Gulf
$4.50
Lamp
7
7%
8
2%
3
1,425
3%
'
w—
Class
A_
Holmann
_
83%
5%
Oil
Class
Co
39
12
39%
43
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pfd
100
4,600
'
400
3,500
2%
3%
4
4
1%
39
39
8%
A)
40
7%
Hardart
&
100
__
68%
Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
2
2%
Feb
3% Mar
3% Mar
4%
Jan
1% Mar
2%
Jan
4
3,300
Feb
2,500
8%
May
30%
Feb
1,400
7%
Feb
5%
Jan
44% May
9% Jan
21% Mar
25
Jan
86 %
—
94
Feb
Jan
Jan
63
64
40
62%
Jan
67
17%
17%
1,000
12%
Feb
6%
18%
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6%
5,700
_5
4%
Jan
21%
19%
21%
5 700
15%
Feb
900
8%
Feb
_
_
_
10
1
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Inc
'♦
——
1
_
'
10
4 %
4%
500
11%
10%
11%
1,000
2%
5
2%
300
35
60c
-
9%
4%
25c
Mines.
33
1%
1
35
1%
—•
2.200
1%
4
10%
2%
24
15,500
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
1% Mar
Apr
6% May
21% May
10% May
5%
Jan
12
Mar
3
Apr
35
2%
May
Jan
3%
Feb
4% May
26%
—
-
*
Feb
•
—
»
A
20%
—
'
III—10
&
_
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21%
21,700
20
18%
20%
17.300
21
20%
21%
700
12
Jan
34% May
24% May
11
Jan
24 %
16%
Feb
21% Mar
•
_
Inc
common-
w
5
stock.*
i
118%
118%
May
80
29%
1,500
57
:
125%
57
'
58
123%. 126%
Inc
Public
Stores
&
(J
W)
McKee
Mead
Inc
(AG)
Menasco
&
11%
1,000
19
Feb
May
24
Jan
Co
Imperial
Amer
Chemical
Industries
dep rets ord
Imperial
Tobacco
Imperial Tob
of
of
Gt
capital stock
Canada
Brit
&
Industrial Hardware
Insurance
For
Co
of
Mfg
North
footnotes
see
5%
•
61%
63
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5 %
5%
84
84%
1
28%
27
28%
105%
104
—50c
35.
5
2
2%
-108
4,800
5
Jan
513
Apr
5,900
52% Mar
63
100
11% Mar
12%
May
Apr
4,100
5% May
82% Jan
6%
Feb
120
3,100
15 %
Jan
900
2
Apr
2,000
90
Feb
94% Mar
28% May
2%
Jan
108% May
7
Jan
Jan
107/b May
8% Jan
May
Jan
Feb
6
147/a
"2%
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
55
6,700
Feb
3%
2% May
500
40
39%
41%
90
93
50
19
20
1,075
5,100
19
212
Apr
3% May
5
Jan
6% Mar
3%
6%
Jan
29%
Jan
41% May
70
Jan
93
14%
Jan
20
May
Apr
1% May
1%
541/4
1%
1,700
16%
'
—.
16%
100
9,800
46% Mar
60%
Jan
200
26 % Mar
30%
52 %
54%
28%
29
10%
11%
11%
1
10%
9%
10%
12%
12%
12%
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1%
1&
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16
Feb
17
Jan
2,200
9%
Feb
11%
Apr
Apr
1,400
7%
Jan
12
Apr
1,225
9%
Feb
15
Feb
5,400
1
Feb
6%
6 Va
6%
3,100
4%
Feb
7
16%
16%
16%
500
15 %
Feb
17
28
Feb
x!6%
Xl6%
17%
35% May
700
16% May
32
Jan
17% May
34
13%
13%
Apr
13%
700
13%
15%
Jan
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~7%
~7%
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1
issued)
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Co
*
Co
-~5
£1
Ltd-—-—
4
Corp
Jan
Steel
non
Midwest
Miller
Mining
35% Apr
50%
49%
50%
2,800
33%
51
6%
6%
11%
11%
11%
400
16%
17%
46%
15%
44%
47%
70,700
10,100
19%
19%
300
x22 %
22%
800
19%
Apr
22%
22
7
22
Co
Mt
2,500
23%
Apr
4%
300
4V5i May
5
Mar
100
7% Mar
11%
Apr
& Light 5%
Service
Vernon
Mountain
1,800
1%
Feb
2,200
9%
Jan
13%
500
8%
9%
7,100
~8%
~8%
100
9%
1
2
22%
22%
23%
—
5'/a
5%
—
16%
16%
*
13%
112
600
400
13%
13%
600
1 %
1%
27%
27%
29%
17,600
85%
85%
87%
50
93 %
20
Muter
Company
156
12% Mar
1
35
Apr
21%
104
Jan
Mar
13%
Apr
Jan
1% May
20% Mar
29% May
85
10
Apr
90
Jan
90%
Apr
95
Jan
Apr
90 %
150%
Jan
Feb
Apr
159% Apr
Apr
3%
3%
17% Xl8
100
123%
%
100
150
127% 128%
650
122 %
Jan
4,100
A
Feb
„
22%
Jan
32%
2,000
27 %
600
10
5
2.50
31%
26%
32%
—1
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700
1
1%
50c
_3%
3% May
16% May
u-
%
10
common
16% May
2%
1
common
8% Mar
23% Apr
5% May
Jan
41%
4
Inc-
Co
Feb
5
*
2.50
Tel
7
18% Feb
1
pfd
Inc
&
93 %
156
*
preferred
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■
—
100
Products
Mills
Feb
Apr
Jan
86
100
A
14
29
128,000
100
class
10% May
500"'
1
Co
Jan
8
May
12% Mar
100 V4 Mar
1
Ltd
Mar
32% Mar
*
common
13
2
10% May
17% Jan
26
—
100
Murphy
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Musk«gon Piston Ring common
Muskogee
Feb
10%
50
pfd
participation
States
TV
&
Metal
cumulative
Mount
17
1%
5
preferred
Canada
of
Investors
Muntz
Jan
19% May
24% Apr
13%
50c
preferred
cum preferred series B
preferred series CJ
Clemens
6%
57%
Feb
10%
50c
common
Montgomery Ward
Moody
Mar
1%
—•
cumulative
4.80%
May
35
13%
10%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.50%
17 y»
22%
preferred—*
shares
8
Apr
13% Jan
11% May
13% Feb
10%
common
conv
Jan
May
4%
•
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
4.40%
Jan
44%
10%
1
Piping Co
Pwr
6
3,300
10
dividend
Public
Jan
1
Abrasive
Corp
33% May
Jan
Products—
cum
Minnesota
30%
1
convertible
Missouri
700
5
common
Corp $1
Wohl
4%%
10,500
2.50
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
Mid-West
36%
34%
1
Chemical Corp
Oil
"Jan
33%
25c
Steel Tube
Midland
15
33%
1
Plating & Stamping Co
Midland
•
35%
1
Co
Co—
Co
4A Apr
7%'May
;
Feb
34
1
Iron
Sugar
preferred
Feb
*
Mfg Co
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
'6%
14
1
Mesabi
$2
Feb
Mar
5
Metal Textile Corp common
Metal & Thermit Corp
,
•
1
Refrigerating
Petroleums Ltd
6%
1% May
6% May
50c
9%
2%
Jan
Feb
3% May
19
Jan
128% May
1% Jan
36% May
31% Apr
3,100
Jan
10%
Jan
32%
J
CO
26% Mar
44
Feb
35%
Apr
2%
Feb
3% May
N
Milling
Corp
Alfalfa
1
Co—
common
(Mich)
National
Mfg & Stores
Petroleum Ltd
common
Industries
Inc
Research
Rubber
Machinery
National
Starch
Products
National
Steel
Corp
Car
Transit
9%
3%
3%
4
2%
2%
700
18%
18%
100
19%
20
Union
Meter 'common
Electric
5
9%
500
4,000
13% Apr
3
14%
Jan
Feb
4%
Apr
2
~4
4
9%
.
23
4%
1,300
7,200
Corp
common
9%
100
24%
1,600
Jan
11%
Jan
Apr
4%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
18% Mar
21
Jan
19% May
23%
Jan
13%
Jan
3%
9%
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
11
Mar
27
27%
1,300
~7%
"7%
~8%
6,700
4%
4%
100
30c
2%
2%
5
29%
28%
7
7
2%
30
7%
2,100
2,100
3.300
May
26% May
32% Jan
22
Mar
27% May
26
27%
.
1
1
2%
26
—
10
10c
8%
3
12 % Mar
20
1
1
*
common
Neptune
Co
9%
common—1
Ltd
National
Mur
600
2%
1
National Telefilm Associates
Le
300
4'/a
1
25c
National
Nestle
13%
Va
4
1
1
Hess
Presto
—
Dehydrating &
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines-
National
13%
10
Inc
National
5%
84 %
Co
£1
5%
pfd—100
America
page
63
5
Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises Inc
•
5%
~2 JS8
30c
Co
Merchants
National
£1
:
7,100
2,700
6%
15% Mar
38
—
10c
Merrill
—.
reg
(Canada)
16
2.50
Ltd—_ll.
National
Imperial Oil
7%
16%
5
1
Co
Bellas
10,500
19
.
7%
16%
1
Co
& Co common
Johnson
Brewing Co
19%
19
Jan
10 %
*
common
Aircraft
National
11% May
15% Mar
13%
xl4%
1,000
"
Mays
National
15%
15
Jan
11% May
10%
10
Exploration
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McDonnell
National
5% Mar
29%
10%
10c
Co
May
Apr
Jan
27% Mar
~7%
-1
Rubber
59
Apr
14 J/4
International" "Marine.
Feb
May
Apr
400
200
**"**,
■.
25c
Y
(when
46%
9%
5%
14%
29
1
Ltd
(The B)
Nachman
4
1,600
14%
—
3
Inc
21% May
6% May
Jan
25c
common
common
Namm-Loeser's
63
__
11%
5%
Jan
4
23%
•;
5
Inc
Service
Feb
—
10%
5%
5
warrants
100
4,100
■'
1,200
11,900
17%
%
6
2
118% May
29% Apr
Feb
20%
6%
5%
University
&
Feb
110
Apr
20%
6%
5
Jan
1,400
5%
20%
1
1
.
11%
2.50
.
400
Jan
200
5
(The)
Communication
Jan
129% May
64% May
5
—
Mar
Jan
Jan
6%
10
N
23%
'
—
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
107
19
60%
8%
6%
preferred-
96%
29%
•.
5
i*
117
29%
•
Manufacturing Co—-
Hydro-Electric Securities
May
May
'
100
.
17
50
—L.-15
•
common.
Refining capital
common
&
____
_
(Harvey)
Lock
Mar
43
17%
Baking Co...
preferred
New
14
Feb
1
_
Apr
May
,.:..ioc
Inc
2.50
Hardart
Hurd
Jan
6%
39
Feb
■'
—
_
common—
& Co__
&
Oil
Jan
10%
400
4%
•
Horn
Humble
Apr
__
(Geo
Hub bell
86
36
100
1%
4
,
Horn
5 'fo
Jan
4% May
Feb
6%
1
Inc
Land
Mansfield Tire
Jan
105
3% Feb
800
—
Hormel
Feb
34
2,100
3%
100
Bearing Co
Inc
77
1%
common
class
Jan
160
2%
'
——
;
&
2 %
Apr
5%
10%
*
Truck
Marconi
12% May
10
x3%
400
common
Industries
New
Feb
19% May
4% May
Apr
Feb
5%
12%
5,200
Co
(R G)
Manischewitz
2% May
9% May
Feb
Jan
14 y8
24% May
12% Jan
1
Refineries
Mangel
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
4%
Inc
Petroleums
Maine
185% May
132
7% May
1,7« May
Feb
12%
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
3% May
■>*
Jan
Jan
Apr
4% May
2% Jan
M
28% May
9% Jan
Jan
75
Feb
20%
12
50c
cumulative
Mack
Apr
55%
*
-
Ltd
B
Ball
5%
36%"
4
_
Holly Stores Inc
Holopbane Co common.
Home
9%
14%
Feb
1
3%
Macfadden Publications Inc
May
11%
1,300
Feb
Jan
4
Delaware
Realty
Tourneau
Louisiana
Jan
Feb
6
40
4/
•
Co
Feb
Jan
1%
12,900
^
25c
Hollinger Cofisol Gold
Holly Corporation
Hoover
4
11%
-
_1
—
_
127
6,300
10c
Industries
149 %
25,100
10c
common-
Inc
11 J/4
82
»
38%
25
common...
Co
160
83 " "
42%
Products
Co
&
May
600
78%
—.
Electric
Mfg
(R)
130
3%
82
1
5%%
Apr
4% Mar
12
33%c
common
Lunkenheimer
Jan
9%
Co—
Co
2ya
3% Jan
Feb
Lynch Corp
Jan
18%
-1
_
2%
Locke Steel Chain
Jan
t
'.
Co
11,100
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch
Jan
1 Va
91
7% May
2% Mar
3,600
173% 185%
128
*
Light—
4%
Common
May
2%
Jan
7
600
*
->
-
17%
3%
Loblaw Groceterias second pref-
11% May
20% Mar
Feb
25
2,300
"i
Jan
U Mar
65%
400
5
—
preferred
Higbie
4,500
184%
Company.-
Henry Holt & Co
-
2,100
7%
8
__10c
^
Lithographing
Hevi-Duty
91
27%
Industries—
—
Hoe
%
*
128
—
Gallon
%
10%
Rubenstein
4%
Mar
11%
Bishop Inc..
Hazeltine Corp.
Hecla Mining Co_.
Hercules
Jan
2
2%.
_1
&
16%
2,100
1
Co
E)
200
2%
9c
Hazel
(W
19%
'
9
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Heller
9%
86
2%-
Helena
300
Leases
Electric
Havana
10%
2%
Organ
Mfg
14%
8%
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Hastings
Jan
2%
Harbor
Hartford
10%
2%
H
Hammond
12,800
8%
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hall
11%
1
,
Inc
Litton
t.
common
of
Jan
13%
__50c
-preferred
10
40
~1
•
Chemical Co—
Land &
8% Mar
Feb
Tea—
Company Inc..
States
Class B
6%
11% May
27%
1
stock
Products
97%
29%
--
%
88
10c
Company
Stores
Films
99% Mav
800
—-
Freehold
Griesedieck
Guild
1
100
Hydraulics
20
150
2%
_5__
Pacific
Salle
5%
17% May
99% May
10%
4
preferred
900
4%
'
Liberal
Jan
200
X19
50
common
Inc
19%
75 pesos
Sessions
Extension
Jan
11%
1
A
common
19
38%
11
*
Co.
15%
19%
Ltd
Industries
Jan
12%
10%
j
&
Lecourt
May
33
*
Inc
Industries
300
151/4
19%
Co
A
S
Mines
Corp
Le
Jan
7%
11%
1
Rapids Varnish
Amer
Shores
Leonard
Jan
16
x4% Mar
10
Manufacturing
Mar
3
*
91 % May
4%
——
Inc
6,400
Inc—
La
Jan
91%
Co
Manufacturing
Great
Consolidada
Lear
Jan
_.*
—
.
6
Feb
1
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham
Apparel
Lanston
32% May
Mar
1% Jan
8%
37% May
187/b Jan
36%
Lakey Foundry Corp
1%
7,600
8,100
21 y2 May
14 y« Apr
32%
7.50
Lake
38 Va
1%
17%
24% Mar
34%
5
Apr
105
Jan
1%
Jan
24
10c
Rubber
Jan
56
14"%
23%
23%
Corp
Jan
J&n
"l%
*
Glenmore Distillers class B
Co
B)
9%
39% Jan
16% Apr
5% Jan
8,400
98%
900
23%
Feb
2.50
Stores
L'Aiglon
Feb
17%
——
Corp
Union
9
Feb
2ya
L
Feb
1
Mines
(A C) common—
Gilchrist CO—
McBean
(I
Hotels
6%
18
9
95
25c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kraeger Brewing Co
Jan
5%
*
Gold
Gilbert
Globe
200
20
preferred
$4.60 preferred.
Yellowknife
Alden
17%
150
12
2%
25c
Corp—
Giant
Gladding
800
17%
50c
Corporation
$5
49%
17% May
Feb
1,300
22% Mar
Feb
6A
12%
31/8
300
Jan
1% May
200
47%
*
preferred—
Stores
Transistor
47%
7%
Jan
97'/4
:V
1
Liberty Fabrics of
7%
5
3
22V2
Feb
May
16%
1
Co
16%
13% Mar
£1
reg
Fireproofing common
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood
Corp common
Gray
5
2
Electric Co Ltd—
American dep
Glen
3%
1,300
2%
5
97%
22%
7% May
25
General
5%
5%
2%
Jan
2% Apr
12 y8 Mar
120
Feb
l7/s
Mar
1%
Apr
3,900
Feb
5%
5,900
3
Hi Feb
131/4
7%
2
16%
4%
12%
6% May
4% Jan
2%
12,100
13%
117% May
Mar
3,000
4,800
2
2%
32,500
10
Apr
16%
1
com
21/4
Jan
14% May
A Jan
"7%
iA
6%
warrants
Corp
10,800
1A
6%
_5
%
Jan
May
~6%
6%
1
2
5
&
Apr
preferred——————100
5%
5,800
U
16%
1,500
21/4
1A
Lamson
General
4
12 Va
2
pfd—100
Company
Lamson
Gellman Mfg Co common—
11
~7%
413
*
common
11
1
G
Power
6%
-1
Jan
5%
Jan
20c
3%
5%
5%
Co
4,700
8%
1,800
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
41*
1
14%
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum
Mar
*lff
—_5
Jan
11
41*
)
Gatineau
Oil
Kobacker
111% 113 %
10%
50c
4%%
Inc.
(Walter)
Kleinert
8%
Apr
Apr
600
5%
15% May
% May
10
1.25
Co_——
41 % Mar
•
1
May
13%
5%
2irtr
Kingston Products
1,150
15%
3
79
13 %
5%
5
3% May
6% Mar
J.3%
12% May
Feb
1
(Del)
2 A Mar
31*8 Jan
1,600
Company
A)
Jan
36,100
dep rets ord reg
£1
Inc.———.——1
(Geo
9% May
22%
24,900
Industries
Fresnillo
Fuller
Feb
Apr
6%
15
13 W
—15c
common
Katz Drug Company.!
Kawecki Chemical Co
5V4
2.50
2y8 May
ik
Electric
3%
Ltd—
Co
16
&
5
10
Jan
9 Vi Mar
1,300
2%
Corp
& Company
(D)
Gas
6%
(Phila)
4%
1,700
75
10c
Industries
3.
non-voting-___.-_.__
,~*
voting———L———
B
7%
900
of Canada—
American
Fort
3%
5,000
17
2,400
2%
3.90%
—
5%
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Class
16%
5%
11 %
Apr
60 y» Apr
10'A May
6y« Jan
K
6%
.
Inc
1
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd. Name chgd to
Thriftimart Inc (effective May 29)
Class
9 %
Jan
2%
Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Co
1
Sterling Inc
Fishman |M H|
Co
Motor
Glass
10c
_
Corp.
Firth
Ford
8%
20
Jan
6%
10%
1
Jupiter Oils Ltd-.
Jan
Feb
12
8%
43%
3,000
.
—
1
Instrument
Mines
General
Association
A
10,800
10%
2%
1
7% Mar
Kansas
Factor
10% May
Apr
59 %
11%
Corp
High
Feb
Jan
May
6%
Feb
8%
9
5%
1
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
Jan. 1
Low
3,100
57
5%
33Vhc
Service Co
Israel-Mediterranean
Jan
42%
Jan
x9%
10c
Company
Royalty
Public
Range Since
High
x9%
20
5
Co
Ironrite Inc
12 % Mar
Shares
•
pfd—100
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing vtc
•
Feb
Feb
6%
25c
or
13
9%
Oil
Iowa
Feb
6%
1
$1
12%
—1
_
16
May
May
92
3%
10
_
12
—~
tor Week
10
Intex
Apr
13%
9%
57%
Investors
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Machinery
International Resistance
32% May
9% Mar
Cigar
Inc
International Products
Jan
8
Breweries
International Petroleum capital stock-*
Feb
Feb
1,600
—10c
com
Corporation Ltd
Pipe Line common
Eureka
Feb
9%
10%
1
Co
Inc
Eureka
Jan
15%
9Va
10%
pfd_ —100
preferred
Corp
preferred
26%
9%
10%
500
Last
International
Jan
1
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Apr
A
20c
31
International
May
7%
1,300
12,500
200
—10c
Steel
1st
25
500
%
32%
1
common
&
cum
8%
Jan
136
2%
convertible
Erie
8
24
100
31%
Iuc__
MAY
American Stock Exchange
Jan
iff
America
Finery Air Freight corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
25
.
30%
32 %
common
of
ENDED
High
May
1
common.
Communications
Electronics
Low
19
25
1
Snare
WEEK
STOCKS
High
5
Limited—
Bond
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
——
—
Corporation class A
Elder
Shares
Sugar Associates—
uuiiimoii
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
Range
Mar
28
17%
Jan
7% Jan
May
9% Jan
3%
5% Mar
Jan
2% Feb
27%
Apr
4% Mar
2% Jan
32
Jan
7% May
33
The
Commercial, and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
(2586)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
& Chem
Min
New
Idria
New
New
Land
Coal & Oils Ltd
Pacific
New
New
New
New
6,700
36(4 May
47%
1.500
13% Feb
16% Mar
113
2
hi
17.700
1(4
17 b
3,800
Jan
2%
Feb
% Mar
1%
Jan
_2 ,(•
Feb
2% May
13 5 it
700
12% Jan
13% May
55%
1%
500
Feb
"3%
~3%
3,600
5
2,100
2
5
4T«
r.r
78
Jan
14% May
3%
11,300
2 ju
2 iJ
Jan
10%
5911
~3%
Apr
5% Jan
3
Jan
2% Feb
4% Feb
Jan
6
4%
24,700
Mar
4% May
10%
117b
5,300
7 Tb
Feb
11% May
11
10%
11
1,100
9%
Jan
11
37
36 71
37
200
4
4(4
10%
3
36% Apr
~67b
*6%
7%
5 i'ij
5(4
5',r
12,500
Jan
7% May
5
7%
Apr
Feb
6%
Apr
Jan
10 Va
7%
3,300
88(4
430
7];}
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19,100
5ft Jan
9% Mar
12,500
3
7 (4 Mar
7%
7'2
40%
42% May
Apr
4%
8,900
Mar
Mar
x40
75(4 Mar
87
Jan
86
Apr
91% Jan
7-3
7%
5
2%
3
18,600
1(4
Feb
3
234
May
2
2(4
20,900
%
Jan
2
2(4
*
7 !\
'
"J
5 li!
•
r-
—,
of America-——
May
89
13%
58%
1
Jan
"2 ,7V
59 %
10
North American Royalties Inc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd-——
25
Northeast Airlines
——_——-—1
North Penn RR Co.,—
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4(4 % pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Corp
5,403
200
% May
lir
8
9 (a
ft Feb
Steel
common-
7,500
13 34
14%.
4,100
62
62
62
3
3
2% Mar
3%
Jan
13(4 Feb
16%
Jan
64% Feb
225
60
Feb
93 (b
20
93
May
101
Jan
2!;!
900
Jan
3
Jan
83(4
84 3b
500
85
Apr
"3 Tb
*
100
90c
Okonite Company common—.———25
Old Town Corp common—.1
40c cumulative preferred————7
Omar
Inc-i.-.--—-—-,_1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares . 10s
Overseas Securities—
—
—1
Oxford Electric Corp—__.—
—1
class B common
Ohio Power 4%% preferred—
Okalta Oils Ltd
,
Ohio Brass Co
■
3(4
133i
1
50c
Company-
Corp
"3'T a
200
93
93(4
it
27
2 Tit
84%
2i7o
71% Jan
Corp
Seton
Leather
Water <fe Power.
Sherman Products Inc——
Jan
22
May
26
Mar
22%
200
374
3%
400
3%
4%
Feb
Apr
$4.75
dividend preferred,
conv
Parker
Class' B
Parkersfourg-Aetna
Traffic Co
Circle
o_4
—
Co
Screw
Governor
Gold
Pioneer
Scale
Mining
Products
,
class
A
Prentice-Hall
Inc
Pressed
East
(The)
Ltd
Mines
86%
Jan
98
Mar
Jan
91%
Apr
30
97%
96%
30
104%
104
30
85
2 Tb
29%
19.400
3
12%
Co
common
Jan
91
Jan
2%
31% May.
98%
7b
5,000
8%
Jan
.Jan
0(1
5% Apr
500
14% May
15(4
15 Vb
1574
600
14
9(4
9(b
9(4
1,700
8
1,600
7% Jan
3
9
9
13% May
1%
Feb
% Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
62%
Jan
6%
3% Apr
( 5%
15%
Apr
May
148
\h Jan
17,300
3Tb
Feb
114
57
9
Apr
Feb
Jan
4
57b
3(4
Jan
16%
23,900
Jan
'
16% May
Jan
15%
10% May
10 Vb
Jan
Mar
6%
Jan
7
4%
Feb
4% Mar
■--4
200
55
55%
600
53% Mar
19%
18(4 Feb
4
4%
19:%
100
9 rv
ur
1%
2%
4fi,3C0
6
5:%
6
*
-
May
20
2% Mar
6%
5% Feb
7% Mar
6(4
6%
6(4
3(4
3 %
3(4
1.800
10 %
10(6
1,600
12%
13 3 b
4,200
1,7,
Kb
1%
7,600
94%
94: (4
94%
200
1' ■
7 (it
300
6 "2
6(4
24%
100
24 (b
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
700
127 b
1(4
58%
2,400
100
Jan
2
Mar
9
10% Mar
1% Feb
90(4
Feb
Jan
6
5% Jan
Jan
23(4
Apr
Apr
3%
Fab
14
13% May
Jan
liS
May
97
7% May
7% Mar
Apr
25
1
1 (b
Kb
800
1%
Jan
2
Jan
4%
4%
4%
700
4% Mar
6
Jan
22 (4
22%
700
9(4
9Tu
9%
2,100
5
47b,
2,100
900
18
!>
18'
9,
22 % May
Feb
8
Jan
57
Mar
4
51% Feb
18
18
25
79 (b
79 (b
16%
Jan
16,800
7Tb
8%
8,700
6%
Jan
15 (a
14 (2
15 (b
11
11
I
,
~97b
(b
9
100
3
5
Jan
2378
9% May
May
80
6(4
Apr
57% May
21
Apr
% Apr
9
h Apr
(4 Feb
I iV
8(4
1,100
14%
Apr
161/2
100
10%
Apr
12
9% May
86
86(4
50
85(2
15(4
16 Vb
900
14 (2
18(a
100
18 lb
9% Jan
Jan
Apr
16% Jan
Pile
Concrete
Raymond
1
20
1
1
Reda Pump Co
Reis
(Robert)
&
Electric
Reliance
Remington
Arms
Engineering
&
Co
Inc
50c
15
Mining Co
Argentine
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
Grande
Vtc
Gas
Valley
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach
Rolls
(I)
Royce
American
Rome
Cable
Corp
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
Ross
(J
Roxbury
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Ryan
O)
£1
5
Inc
1.5C
.
Inc
—
1
1
*
1.25
1
Engineering Corp
Company
Oil Co Ltd
Carpet
Fifth
Ave
(The F C)
common..
Company
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson &
For
j.
Haynes common
footnotes see
page 35.
3
Corp.;
—
Manufacturing common.—.
Soss
Corp common
South Coast
Oil Co
South Penn
5%
common
preferred
original
—
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer shoe Corp—
Stahl-Meyer Inc.
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferredFactors Corp.—
Standard
Forgings Corp
Industries Inc.—
Standard
Standard
Standard Oil (Ky)—
Standard Packaging Corp.,
Convertible preferred
1
1
1
Products
Standard
Co—L
4
700
3
Feb
4% Mar
% Mar
%
Jan
U May
l('a
Jan
Feb
3%
Apr
10% Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
33%
Apr
35,200
%
4
1 a
J <i
2,100
3%
1,600
13%
400
27a
Uranium
Stanrock
Starrett
Mines
Corp
(The)
Stetson
Stinnes
Stop &
Stroock
x9(4
900
Ray Drug common.—.
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Feb
12
8% May
Jan
19%
1.700
13%
Feb
19% May
40%
3.500
35%
Feb
40% May
53
53
20
49%
Feb
23
24%
23%
Apr
Feb
26%
Jan
46% May
38%
300
43 (4
43
43(4
55%
May
23
700
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43 % May
Jan
Jan
23(4
Jan
May
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—
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14%
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6%
-
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—
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20%
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57
11%
...
1174
12
9,100
39
650
17
513b
19
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Jan
19
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4(4 Mar
300
6%
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4%
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16%
100
14
—
14%
7
Jan
16
55,700
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May
76
%
Apr
10%
Jan
15 >4 May
Feb
374
Feb
Feb
22 (4 May
31 %
Jan
12%
3%
Apr
5 isa Mar
57b
Feb
2,200
2%
2%
6% May
10
57b May
6274
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,
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—
3 % May
14,100
5
76
Feb
Jan
16%
3,400
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74
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57b
474
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3%
75%
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39
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iV
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18
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35(4 Jan
2,100
3,700
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19
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6
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24%
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387b
58
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6% May
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23%
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207b
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-
-
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-
3% Jan
3%
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57 b
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75
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-
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700
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4
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21
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21
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23
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300
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39%
11.000
29(4
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18%
3,050
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20(4
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2,6c0
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4,100
13% May
2% May
14%
:'
374
Jan
10%
Jan
13
Feb
11%
Apr
14
Jan
18%
18%
14%
13(4
——1
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2%
2%
3
12%
12%
100
12%
1
___l
12%
600
4%
7.600
3 % Mar
4(4 Mav
3,100
5%
77b
4%
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
6%
6%
6%
Talon |
5
Petrol Corp
Jan
3 % Mav
19
4
Sunset International
39%
Jan
39(4
...»
Sun
Feb
Jan
7%
19%
.5'
—5
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Stylon
8,200
«
& Co common
(St
X7%
8%
*
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Sterling
6% May
39%
common.__.__.——*
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;
1
Precision Corp (Del)
...10c
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common
—*
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5
Shop Inc
.
—.——j—1
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3%
5%
(4
x7
x9 (4
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&
(A)
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Jan
5% May
36
1
5
.1
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Steel Parts Corporation..
Jan
44% May
3%
2,800
6
574
~77«
Steel Co of Canada ordinaryStein
12
3%
6%
1
_1
Ltd——1
1
1
Standard Tube class B
Inc class
B
Electric
Technicolor
18% May
Co
Inc
16
Co
Light $4.56 pfd.
Calgary
Shovel
Co
common
Chemical
21(4
200
21% Mar
24%
Apr
43
Jan
1%
Jan
14
33%
33%
34
1
1
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*
5
1
6(4
6V4
6
27 b
1%
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22%
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800
1(2
1%
21,500
900
46T'a
46
47
13 = 8
13%
14 (b
3.700
5%
17,000
2ft
5,800
Jan
Apr
A Mar
1
36
Feb
48% May
11%
Jan
16% Apr
6% May
4% May
1 (4
4
47%
4,600
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2% Mar
May
5%
28% Mar
2% May
2%
2%
80%
80%
60
80
May
2 lb
2(4
1,600
2
Feb
1,900
Jan
47% May
3
87
Jan
Feb
2% Jan
15%
28 %
87
900
it
2,300
54 34
9.100
26
Feb
Mar
8% May
39
Jan
26
26 3
a
2C0
20%
13 Tb
14%
500
13% May
18%
19%
9,400
16%
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Apr
Amer
12%
29
May
14 % May
Jan
4%
3%
Jan
2%
4,400
67
9,500
1%
2
9,400
2
9
.
20%
1
.
•
22%
1.25
1
Empire Oils Ltd
Trans
Lux
Trans
Corp
Tri-Continental
Temper
warrants
1,000
14 (b May
34(4
8%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
1%
23
_
Feb
May
40(4
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Feb
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Mar
3
974
2174
500
21%
25
13% Mar
157b Mar
437u May
9
Feb
1,500
21%
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Feb
1%
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2,300
116% 141
141
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99
900
_
.
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43%
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93% May
35
Feb
500
200
14 lb
Apr
6(4 May
19 ('2. Jan
9%
207 b
42%
43
79
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6
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h
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141
3.900
3% May
5%
Feb
Feb
MayJan
43b
3T4
4%
83%
83(4
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25
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91%
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2%
2,900
2% Mar
2%
Jan
27a
27b
1074
10 ('2
10%
700
2%
~2%
2%
700
2%
2%
18,100
8%
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1274
Apr
2
Mar
4%
Jan
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
31 i May
3U
3ft.
3 IS
45,400
■2%
Feb
5
5
5%
2,200
3%
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5% Mar
18%
20 5a
67,100
11
Jan
20% May
3814
38(4
3,100
35%
Feb
39% May
5%
5%
1,600
9%
9%
100
19%
*
Corp
Feb
Feb
6,4
£1
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
i.20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4(4%
preferred——100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—_10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
■
Jan
u
5
*
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
—20
United Aircraft Products common__50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Cuban Oil Inc
— 10c
Unexcelled
%
1,600
32
Feb
43% May
4%
700
4
Jan
5% May
United
4%
4%
600
4% Mar
Jan
United
5%
Chemical
Gas
Co
Elastic
Milk
of
Corp
Products
common
4
5
9(4
6%
7
May
7
Jan
Jan
90
May
Feb
9(4
Jan
Mar
874
22
2474
Jan
Feb
6%
Apr
6(4
6%
5,200
5%
7
7 In
6,100
5% Mar
74 May
%
13
11,600
37(4
,—
5
66
Corp—
Canada
Union Investment Co
Union
4%
41
6134
Jan
54% May
20%
2% May
25
65
9%
14Tb May
11%
31,700
95%
36
deposit rets def registered
Jan
Jan
3
13
95%
deposit rets ord registered
Amer
29,100
35
10
25c
1
1
8,100
12% Feb
28%
15% Feb
29%
Mar
1,700
4
...
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction..
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
2,600
%
2%
13
%
1,300
35%
10c
:
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Inc
2C0
14%
13(4
7
Thriftimart
Apr
14%
14
common
common..
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Texam
14%
5
A common
common.
Tampa
Jan
22 %
4%
May
68% May
X121 b
.1
Apr
2%
May
65
Jan
3
574
51%
39%
23
Feb
46
13%
Corp.
Thorofare
2%
Apr
42%
225
29
10
i
10
.1
....—__—1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred—
39%
Mar
—
.5
Standard Shares Inc common.
Standard-Thomson
20
4%
2
5.600
7a
—
.10
———10
.1
—1
Feb
3%
Feb
67
3%
_1
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-
1%
60%
%
3%
—25
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a
Feb
24(4 May
Feb
19
Jan
41%
59
""%
-5
:—5
.....;
Spear & Company.—
Jan
19 7
101% Mar
9,000
3%
_1
Royalty Co..
Southland
21%
—.
127%
Feb
60
1
—.1
—1
12.50
Southern Pipe Line
13 % May
'
Feb
Jan
109(4
20%
Southern Materials Co
Apr
——
5(4 Mar
1%
1%
60%
.2
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Inc
2
Southern California
Jan
(4
Feb
99% May
4% May
300
24
24
"l%
convertible preference—.—25
convertible preference..
25
cumulative preferred—25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred,
25
26%
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
41%
4.32%
24% May
47
400
29
Jan
6% May
84
92
4.48%
13%
2774
3.600
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18%
8%
x5%
123(4 124%
123%
cumulative preferred—_—25
4.88%
x9% Feb
52
4%
Edison—
California
Southern
38%
28%
400
x5(«
*
..—
Sonotone
True
common
Roosevelt
Paper Mills
(Howard)
200
2 (4
997b
■
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Airways
Smith
600
100
1
pfd F
Sons Inc
&
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dep rets ord reg
2.400
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26%
99%
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600
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2,800
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6%
107-4
10%
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May
5%
450
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to Jan 3
extended
6% May
12% May
36(4 Feb
700
(3
14
Feb
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46
Feb
4%
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44%
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100
6%
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43%
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1
12 %
2(4
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20
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registered
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20
:
2
6'
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14
5.,
1%.
1%, May
21%
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5%:
6.700
12% Mav
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1%
1%
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May
Apr
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9
13(4 Mar
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Petroleums Ltd
Richwell
50c
5
1
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Industrial
Republic
Rico
Co
Oil
Reiter-Foster
2,700
10%
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common
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
3,200
18%
Texas
24%
14%
~9'4
1.500
47%
_1
10
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
13%
X9
Jan
2.300
93% Feb
.•
j.
May
3%
%
Texas Power &
Co
Power
22
Feb
12%
*
1
„*
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Ltd common.....;
17%
Q
Quebec
Jan
Feb
2 "0
20%
Class
15(4
10
16%
Apr
900
x7% May
1,400
Jan
V
9%
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
108
93
374
*
1
4(4Vo
May
84 (4 May
104
; " 23
98
3
99% Mar
52,000
31%
12
92% Jan
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^—*
;
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Pyle-National
290
12(4
————1
—
1
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Gas
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88
98
*
2.50
^_10c
—1
common—-
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Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
86 (b
31%
2.50
of America
Metals
Preston
Jan
—_20c
common
& Lambert Co
Pratt
Jan
23(4
~2%
1
.
of Canada common.—
Royalties Ltd
Oil
Prairie
24
21% May
1
84(4
———25c
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Alexander
Corp
21% May
400
..10
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Power
700
21(4
104
50
*
1
—
common
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&
22
21 %
96 Tu
1
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1
.
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Polaris
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20 3
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10c
—
.
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
Pneumatic
23(4
Jan
21 (it
2.50
.—1
-10 pesos
Piasecki Aircraft Corp...—-—
Pierce
Jan
(Mass)—20
Corp
Packing Co__
Phillips
27(4
26%
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips
24% May
23(4 Jan
87 %
2
2.50
——
& Minerals
Oils
100
300
23(4
——.——2
_
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect
24 (b
27
'
——
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Peruvian
Jan
lit
Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
Pep Boys
Jan
27(4
3°/4
,
.,
Penn
24% May
24(4 May
28%
1,200
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Co
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600
24%
1
1
class A———-2
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Park
25 (b
24(4
shares—1 Bol
1—
vtc
26(4 May
25"
20(4
Page-Hersey Tubes commonl
*
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Israel Oil
500
30%
24 %
Airlines—,
1
Ltd———
1
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd——100
Pentepec Oil <C A) Amer
Paramount Motors Corp-
Jan
30
26(4
Petroleums
Pan
Jan
25
Northern
Pacific
32%
24(4
preferred———_*
$4.36 dividend
Pacific
30(4
May
30
30(4'
*
*
*
*
$4.50 preferred—
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred—
2.100
3.500
48,600
19%
Simpson's
92
7%
19 3 4
14(4 May
Feb
Jan
3%
Simnions-Boardman
Simplicity
11% May
Jan
21%
1%
—
Jan
80
Apr
1%
9
Jan
7%
B
Jan
100
19(4
7(4
Feb
1%
2
Silex Co common
——1
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd...
.1
Silvray Lighting Inc
J
.25c
Simea American Shares..
5,000 fr
$3
20% Mar
lfe Jan
18(4
3(4
14%
—2
Publications—
convertible preferred
Jan
2174 Mar
21 %
x!)
3
10c
*
Ltd.———
Breweries
11%
Jan
May
19
33a
—6
America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
of
Corp
5%
1,050
100
'
•.
Jan
19 (4 May
7%.
25
100
Sherwin-Williams common—
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Slick
Pacific Lighting
Mining
Shawinigan
3%
11%
22%
13(4
1st pfd—25
5%%
1st preferred——
25
51st preferred
——25
5% redeemable 1st preferred.
:—25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A_—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred25
4.50 %
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36','o redeemable 1st preferred
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common.
Denn
Apr
85%
ll3/a
X83
15.300
7%
Feb
21 (a
*
10c
^1
1
20e
*
5
*
—_1
of America
Servomechanism's Inc—
Servo
Sicks
1 A
7 (a
1%
7%
1
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Shoe
1 %
May
8(4
100
300
197b
17% May
—1
50c
1
common
Securities Corp General.
Seem an
Bros Inc..
3% May
2%
Pacific Gas & Electric 6'«
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Seaboard Western Airlines
Shattuck
9%
19%
:
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—
1
Savoy Oil Ine (Del)———
25c
Say re & Fisher Brick Co. Name ehgd to
Sayre & Fisher Co (effective May 24 >
Sayre & Fisher Co...
1
Scullin
9%
19%
series.20
series_20
preferred 4%%
Cumulative
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
o
Oil
Oceanic
—
Gas
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
Class
Ogden
Inc
Salem-Brosius
Diego
1 s/«
2
1.900
Carlos
16
Jan
5.500
19%
San
37 %
87(4
17%
18 la
San
l(b
1
16%
18 (b
Corp Ltd common.
Lawrence
Jan
1% Jan
15(4
1%
16%
12.50
2.50
Milling Co .Ltd——. —8
3
& Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series
20
St
fe Jail
2(4
36(4
13 511
Railway
"
Cement class A—10
Warrants
137(4 May
Feb
Apr
1(4 Feb
~
*
B-
Nuclear
Jan
%
1(4
1 '4
Southern
Class
131%
150
2
1
Inc.—,
North American
1 Cs
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•
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15 7 b
Norbute
Corporation—,————-50c
Noreen-Ketay Corp10c
Norfolk
1.840
4,100
l(b
136% 137(4
High
•
1 %
Rim
Lites
2
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
16
a
36 3•)
Honduras Rosario———10
Merchandise
—
10
Mines Ltd
1
Nipissing Mines
1
Noma
4,100
-/ii
York
Nickel
2 J7,,
1%
New York &
New
213
2 lir
137(4
1
Mining Co—
Process Co common—
Superior Oils,.
York Auction Co common
Park
New
2H Apr
2fo
22,600
2%
—*
oOc
25®,
—1
-20c
Co
Jersey Zinc——
Mexico & Arizona
Mar
Shares
3i'o May
2%
40c
50 c
100
l
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
iS
% Apr
118 Feb
6,000
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
ii
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
1
Range Since Jan.
High
%
U
Oil Ltd—
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New England Tel & TelNew Haven Clock <fc Watch Co
50c convertible preferred
New
Shares
ended may 31
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Bristol Oils Ltd
British Dominion
New
range for week
Range
Last
stocks
Sales
Week's
Friday
37 %
600
•
Feb
30
4
%
Feb
7% May
17 b
Jan
3974 May
5
Jan
Volume
Number 5643
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2587)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
I:
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Molasses
Amer
United
N
United
RR
J
Profit
10%
&
._10s
Canal
Sharing
25
common
U
S
U
Specialties
Air
.
S
S
1%
1V4 Mar
174
Jan
1474
Jan
41
33%
33 %
110
14Va
15V4
3,000
1'4
42%
6,300
40%
States
Vitamin
Corp
Corp
1
34
Jan
4112
4314
2,600
4%
414
41'a
900
8%
15,300
214
600
8%
814
25c
214
214
10
57%
57%
58
.
Insurance
37
Apr
2
1
Marion
17,600
4212
Corp___
4574 Feb
Jan
2774
3
(4
74 Mar
4 74
Feb
1%
Feb
4374 May
9 74
Jan
674
15
2
Jan
May
May
Apr
59% May
Feb
—
.$4
Van
Norman
Venezuelan
Sinking fund
Rio
de
•No
f
3174 Mar
(not
dividend.
28%
5,100
20ya
Jan
4% Apr
4%
4%
5
81
*
46
warrants
Petroleum—
._1
4% Mar
10
800
3%
X80
674 Jan
83
Jan
35% Feb
400
2%
474
115
%
4,600
5%
•
12%
12%
5%
12%
1
5%
5%
5
6
y
In
year's
Ex-rights,
z
—
June-Dec
„
g Ex-stock
IFriday's bid
(not
3
55%
%
51%
$39
in
for
dividend.
no sales
*
Jan
7%
Jan
13%
Jan
100
11(4 Feb
600
5% Feb
774 Jan
Stock and Bond
674 Jan
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 %
i
preferred
100
Waitt & Bond Inc_—
Watch
Co
series
Below
listed
are
4
Apr
40
99
Apr
2%
27%
1%
Averages
-Bonds-
5
Amer
dep
rets
Tablet
ord
&
17
Jan
May
27
32 74
Jan
May
274
Apr
May
29
1%
25,600
1(4
Feb
174 Jan
May
270
13074 Feb
19% Mar
100
2%
2,700
2%
2
%
100
_5%
5%
Stores
(R
54
Jan
68
35
Feb
47 74
May
Mon.
26%
25
26%
100
23% Jan
2974
Jan
Tues.
32'/a
38
Jan
Wed.
"l%
"l%
Apr
10c
"l%
13,200
1%
Apr
3
Jan
1
9%
9%
9 %
400
10
Jan
Fri.
Pwr
4
pfd
Wood
Newspaper
Woodley
4%
10 74 Mar
12%
6%
pieference
Wright Hargreaves
7
7%
100
3%
3 Ja
1,700
2%
Feb
10%
100
1474
Jan
1774 Apr
9674
Feb
39 %
Feb
13%
14%
25 0
17%
16%
17%
8
75%
common
75
5s
—
Zapata Petroleum Corp
lift*
1%
Interest
Exchange
101
May
4374
,
Steel
6s
Aug
2%s
1970
A
mortgage 4s series A
Sale Price
-May-Nov
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993--——May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961.
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 574s
Apr
Guantanamo
1967—Jan-July
Western RR 4s 1970Jan-July
Realization Trust 674% liq tr ctfs—
&
Altalian Power
Midland
Valley
National
Research
5s
RR
convertible
4%
Feb
-1957-
May 24, 57
T{j
;
Jan
23
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
May
Week's Range
or
Bonds
High
93
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
55
6174
93
91%
England Power 3 74s 1961—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
674s due 1953 extended to 1963_;
Jan-July
—May-Nov
123%
86
Goods
2
-
80
79 %
6 1 74
Service
Harbor
Electric
Water
&
Gas
Power
Southern California
3%s
3s
series
series
A
B
Co
Corp
5s
3s,
conv
Edison 3s
1973
274s series C
'62—Jan-July
1965
1976-
series
3s
E
series
3%s
series
2
1979
G
1981
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
Gas
374s
1970
(Calif.)
3s
Southwestern
Gas & Electric 3%s
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch
Corp deb 6s ser
Washington Water Power
Webb
&
Knapp
109
102
Inc
5s
163.0
r
59
53%
55 74
90%
9174
89
16
1
9074
94
86
90
A
3
debs
1971
1970
1963
74s
10874 111
20
96%
1
97
114
96
.
93
12
■
*—
9274
82
96%
93
118
120
118
16
951%
86
No.
+ 0.2
290.1
+1-8
387.2
Railroad
of
93%
*80
88
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
*80
92%
$90
3
14
'
Foreign
Bonds
2,288,650
$3,753,000
Tues.
May 28
2,070,672
4,201,000
May 29—u-
2,269,907
4,258,000
157,000
May 30
Fri,
May31___
2,047,220
95
*80
——'
88
8,676,449
$15,392,000
Stocks—No.
of
/
$1,000
3,452,000
$776,000
—
$1,000
$16,169,000
International
1957
1956
8,679,422
1
Bank
——
Central
Bk
of
AGs
series
A 6s
series
ADanzig
German
80
82
88
$834,000
19,418,050
15,392,000
14,323,000
404,677,390
23,513,030
445,8 1,900
$16,169,000
Industrial
$15,162,000
$424,221,350
$469,650,900
—
96
Total
9174
2mm•
90%
9374
93
93%
7
93
99
92
92
6
89%
97
89
89
90
6
89
91
88 V2
93
65 74
77
*80
88
*85
10274
.
mm
91%
*65
70
„
102 % 102%
27
100 %
2
94%
6
73
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98(4
75%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
104%
96%
75%
77
*94
——
*94
Last
Sale Price
A
B
Port
AO- -man
AS
f
secured
Jan-July
State &
1952
Prov
'
•
——
98
101%
92,
Stocks
101%
Mon.
May 27—
—
,___
Domestic
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
860,305
$37,000
or
Friday's
Bid & As^ed
;
7r
6s
$17674 190
Feb-Aug
.
6%s
|947
1947
1952
787,275
32,000
998,365
Fri.
May 31
Sold
No.
$102
J->
-./"/u
158
140
140
$13^030
61,000
2,000
25,000
50,000
915,750
39,000
5,000
5,000
49,000
$131,000
$37,000
$43,000
$211,000
Jan. 1
Low
Week Ended May 31
1956
High
1957
Stocks—No.
_
—-
3,561,695
Range Since
105
110
$2474
p„b-A'ig
1——1—June-Dec
16,030
•—Holidav
—
Total
Bonds
$14,000
23,000
May 30
Total
Bonds
$51,000
of
Shares
Jan. 1 to May 31
1957
1956
3,531,695
3,024,490
92,900,359
105,834,362
$131,000
$127,000
Bonds
$133
April-Oof
Waterways
Nigh
May 28
May 29
Thurs.
Week's Range
Foreign
(No. of
Shares)
102 V4
Banks-
1951
&
oo
776,000
and
8 8 74
92
Friday
1951
262,742,756
$71,000
97%
90%
Low
7s
222,255,890
'
$1,000
Foreign
83 74
Jan. 1 to May 31
1057
1956
8,676,449
Shares—
Government—
9774
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
4,415,000
______
T"es. '
A Baden
______
271,000
J3 OTl ds
S.
89
96%
Period
.
Sales
—
Week Ended May 31
-r':
91%
mrnrnm
:
3,180,000
Bond
•
$3,912,000
4,390,000
______;
Holiday
:v;
Railroad
.
Bonds
189,000
Wed.
Total
Government
$159,000
Wed.
Exchange
274.8
340.5
United States
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
May 27
80
90
Interest
Kv;
"
Exchange
Int'l
and Miscel.
Mon.
U.
■
89
92%
June-Aug
Feb-Aup
BONDS
American Stock
156.2
163.3
286.4
380.3
Stocks
136
*80
June-Dec
Penn Traction
5s
1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
0.2
2E7.0
Shares
88
91
91
June-Dec
1964
1974
West
286.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
91
$87
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
427.1
•;
317.5
'
102%
*87
89
382.7
422.9
484.1
0.7
98%
100
*95% 100
118
r405.7
:
"
High.
117
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
_—Feb-Aug
.
1978
F
•+
—1.5
387.2*
Service
98
*88
Mar-Sept
—
1976
3s
—l.l
480.6
289.8
V
163.3*
;
and
5874
95
92%
1981—Mav-Nov
deb
1973—
374s series D
422.9
484.1*
295.4
Total
——Jan-July
6s 1998—Jan-July
—_—,___—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
418.2
Goods
■■_
66
54
98
96%
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 374s 1964—June-Dec
Safe
61 %
54
$9974 103
Power
3%s 1970
62
$96
89
—Jan-July
322.5
•!+
452.9
—0.1
86 %
$56
1st
Public
452.9
Transactions at the New York Stock
90%
$108
10874
< : 353.9
97%
121 Va
86
54
91
+
5774
79 74
23
Low
High
—0.1
•
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining V-i—-
High
52
Change
!
353.9
452.5
__
Non-Durable
♦New
Low
May 17, '57
:/■"/
353.7
;
—
Friday's
Bid & Asked
86
—April-Oct
1976
3
78.87 Jan 23
(1939=100):
Thurs.
1963
debentures
New
Ohio
Low
1957, for composite and? by major industry
513 May
Corp—
subord
94.00 Aug
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Feb
$127(4 130
debs
conv
92.16
Feb
$52(4
Jan-July
1993—.
31
13
Range for ID5<>
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
■
1st
Averages
85.25 Feo
91.81
69%
-1*
~1A
June-Dec
Transit Authority 3%s 1378
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
May
Low
Holiday
3,500
15% Mar
June-Dec
Chicago
May 29
May 30_
groups
6,300
Quar-Feb
1970
—
for 1957
92.58 May 17
Range
High
91.68
current year are as follows
2,500
June-Dec
1998
1
series
Holiday
92.36
17% Apr
79% Jan
Feb
1%
Last
Period
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Edison
Holiday
16%
Low
Bethlehem
89.08
——
15% Mar
20%
19
Friday
Boston
89.08
88.00
looo
'
77
"1%
"
19
BONDS
Appalachian Elec Power 374s
88.10
88.26
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended May 24,
Transportation
Amer Steel &
88.07
88.26
88.76
1174 Jan
--!"%:?.
arr
•
A
88.29
88.76
91.28
28—
8% Mar
£1
—
Stock
88.83
91.28
Closing
May
4% Jan
16%'
3%
14%
Ltd
American
91.33
175.13
May 27
2674 Mar
2
(F W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Amer
:
89.13
174.37
174.02
74.13
Jan
19% Apr
574 Jan
Woolworth
.
89.24
Jan
400
7,300
—1
Inc
Petroleum
3% Apr
100
11%
21%
*
Machine
Industries
3%
40
88.07
•<
23% Jan
11 (a
100
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood
Woodall
"3(2
88.17
74.20
Date—
Feb
20%
1
%%
May
May
Jan
11%
25
& Lt
9
74
21
1
common
Feb
21
5
nreferred
Wisconsin
74
25
.1
88.97
74.04
Thurs.
10
91.73
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
150
2,300
Total
Bonds
(35 Stocks)
350
Industries
175.67
Over-the-Counier Industrial Stock
46 %
common—
ities
145.04
13974 May
61%
& Co
C)
Brothers
Jan
%
preferred
Rails
774 Jan
59%
r
Rails
trials
Util¬
145.64
502.18
43%
-
5%
_
.
¥
Mar
5% Mar
1
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
200
r
1
10
Grade
Jan
374
91
Jan
499.21
74.36
Second
Grade
Apr
2%
1% May
_
_
10
-
145.86
,
Indus¬
Stocks
10
First
145.10
_
__
%
Wichita River Oil Corp—
Wickes (The) Corp
Wilson
504.02
45%
.
Inc
conv
ities
10
Apr
2074
Jan
12674 Jan
*
com
Eagle Internat Oil Co
5 (4/0
274
86 V2
Is
roads
30
138%
19%
65
Util¬
28
Jan
144
Total
Rail¬
20
Stationery
Coal—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White
.___
Feb
2%
2%
*
Westmoreland Inc
White
24
Feb
100
shares
May
174
19%
__
1
pfd
Jan
2574
1%
136
1.25
—
3%
4,600
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
274 Mar
15
trials
Date
Jan
1,400
28
1%
138%
—
Manufacturing
104
20
Indus¬
474 Jan
1%
27
1%
*
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Westmoreland
300
■
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
30
1
99
//
the
the New
on
15%
1
10c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
200
2%
—1
__
common
preference—
Went worth
4%
30
Webb <fe Knapp Inc
66
374 Jan
99
1
$2 cumulative preferred—
Wallace & Tiernan Inc_
Waltham
99
400
4
*
4%
■
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated? "cum,";cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certixicates;
"w i," when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
May
6
Apr
4%
■.C'-
'
-Stocks-
Co
.
being transacted during the current week.
10
Aircraft
40
range),
//
prices;
§Reported in receivership.
w
Waco
53
52%
39
—
year's
101%
49%
27
40
included
73
99%
53
„
.
and asked
•
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-
dividend,
r Transaction
99%
50%
—
delivery transaction
range.)
ABonds being traded flat
51
54
v-
73
—
9974
$53
—
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
Ex-liquidating
54
Jan
129
Apr
4(4 Jan
1,500
~4%
5%
6%
Jan
included
7^14
~~
—
$72
April-Oet
M&r-Sept
A)
goy.
—
$72
1972
Deferred
a
$53
—
2008
distribution,
52
~~
$73 74
__
May-Nov
High
52
5074 Apr
Mar
6(4
~
1
2
Corp
300
47
3%
'■
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co_
Vogt Manufacturing
;
4%
81
,
46
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
Low
49
—
5s
(Plan
Jan. 1
No.
,•
1947
1997
1
Range Since
Sold
$160
_-
274 s
A)
stmpd
$45
„
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1947
Denmark
3s Jan
Janeiro
2074 May
28% May
574 Jan
1,400
of
stamped (Plan
(Republic of) —
Peru
Feb
1
Industries
Bank
1927)
1927)
Parana
Jan
preferred
Steel Co
Silver-Lead
Mortgage
15%
Vinco
Vulcan
Oct
2974
common
convertible
May
of
16,500
V
Valspar Corp
of
2014
4%
Feb-Aug
—
(issue
1914
4%
Bonds
High
;y'-,
.
(50%
(issue
27
4%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Germany—•
A7s
20
5
or
Sale Price
„
A7s
27%
_
Week's Range
Last
Period
redeemed)
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s
stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
14
.
(City of)
1939
_2
Corp
Universal Products Co common
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Vanadium-Alloys
7s
2%
48
Friday
Interest
Exchange
AHanover
Feb
43% May
Feb
4
200
Hanover
15(4 May
48,000
43
1
American Corp.
Consolidated Oil
Universal
1%
39%
50c
common;
Universal
lVa \
Apr
32% May
10% Mar
1
Stores
Jan
IOV2 Mar
40%
1
Apr
208
100
15
10c
5 iff
Ja'n
—
33%
Corp
United
Universal
1%
40%
1
B
United
Unitronics
5% May
200
__
—
Reclaiming Co
class
Universal
1%
•
25
common
Conditioning
Foil
Rubber
'
Stock
—
A
25
__
U
—
lo
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
;
United
__
American
High
v:.-„,,v
•
—100
preferred
Low
.
.
V
■
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
./'/■■ ...V
dep rets ord registered-
MAY 31
;
Shares
Low
Ltd—
Co
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
Far
-
United
Week's
28
134
Domestic
91
105
Foreign
21%
24(4
158
,
126
111(4
140
Total
$6.18'', 000
98,000
901,000
3,p87.000
43,000
.
$4,954,000
37,000
Foreign corporate
158
140
^
government
31,000
784,000
710,000
$211,000
$256,000
$6,639,000
$10,780,090
35
Chronicle.... Monday, June 3, 1957
The Commercial and Financial
36
(2588)
OUT- OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED MAY 31
4?
Boston Stock
Sale Trice
American
Anaconda
Co
50
25
100
Providence RR
&
& Hecla
Calumet
Service
Cities
4%%
6%
Ry
St
Mass
Coal
Creek
Feb
49%
50 %
892
86
49%
73%
54
Jan
86
12
Apr
14%
Mar
70 %
783/4 May
81% Mar
57
67%
Feb
52
Jan
59
59
15
*
*
-5
1
48
49
105
47% Mar
56%
57%
149
54
May
Feb
66%
40%
41%
350
Detroit Stock Exchange
67% May
403A May
1,901
46 % Mar
51 %
119
42%
52 %
102 %
Feo
1283/4
|~
75
32%
Apr
35 %
Jan
34%
Feb
Allen
Electric
.'•'•v '
-
Stop & Shop
(N J)
Co
Briggs
136% 137%
135
132
14%
15
4%
10
14%
4%
88
Mar
Burroughs
4% May
91% Mar
3
Products
Rubber
,——
Corp
—
55%
535
423/8
Feb
20 %
207
20
Feb
223/8
—
Continental Motors
Jan
1
1
30
1
May
2%
50
8% May
10%
4 6'A
45
18%
18
'/2
350
62
64%
1,907
23%
Ford
Jan
36
Feb
Feb
20'/a
Co—_—
Motor
Mach
Rubber
Jan
473/4
Jan
Apr
453/8
Feb
Corp
Co
44%
40
39%
Feb
49
Jan
Hoover
48%
49%
112
90
Refining & Mining Co—50
U S Smelt.
100
Vermont & Mass RR Co—
90
25
Waldorf
System Inc
—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
1'3 3/8
71
29% Mar
44%
46%
1,880
40%
41
13%
—
64 3/8 May
Gar
61%
-12.50
59%
Jan
63%
Jan
SO
462
62%
27'A
333/8 May
483/4 May
May
95
Feb
Apr
14
12%
52'A
Feb
Friday
Last
Feb
62% May
Kinsel
Drug
Sale Price
Shares
Kysor
Parke
20
26%
26%
26%
8
American Laundry
223/4
223/4
23%
150
Baldwin
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Union
18
312
26% Jan
50
87%
87
87%
527
85%
4%
100
—12%
*
•
„J.
—
—
42%
common
57
573A
43
54
523/4
53%
36
45% "Jan
4 6'/a
48
13%
13%,
38%
38%
Allied
American Telephone & Telegraph
Armco Steel
Avco
Dillon
Scotten
.—
Packard
Studebaker,
50 3/4
36'/a
1
Oil
15
40%
Feb
46% May
183/B
50
17%
Apr
24
Jan
14%
40
18
Jan
42
14% May
170% Jan
19 V2
19%
143
16%
Feb
Feb
3
6%
63/4
110
*
46%
46
46%
117
41% May
5
1
Manufacturing
46%
46%
63%
5%
Jan
Apr
200
l3/a
Feb
1%
1,530
1%
Jan
2% May
3'/a
100
3'4
Jan
3%
21%
21'/a
302
17%
24
24
550
24
|
Mar
28
1%
Feb
1%
Apr
253/8
Jan
27%
Apr
1%
500
26%
26%
1,453
6%
6'/2
210
6% May
2%
2%
115
2%
16
16 VB
1,500
22
22'A
510
173/4
21 %
21'A
215
21'A May
2%
2Va
2,875
52%
52%
334
3%
52%
Apr
21 % Mar
Feb
May
1%
1%
3%
800
23/8
Jan
..
7% Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
17 VA Mar
14% Jan
23
Feb
Apr
Apr
21% May
3% Jan
42% Feb
5434 May
2'/a
3% May
29
29
100
26%
Feb
31'a
15
15%
836
103/8
Feb
15% May
18%
19'/a
490
17% Mar
20
9%
9%
105
7
Feb
10
7'/a
7%
113
6% Feb
15%
19 %
15 3/8
240
Apr
13%
Jan
Apr
8'
Apr
8
16
Feb
Apr
round-lot transactions only
compilation of the
Week's
STOCKS
180% Mar
Low
653A
Jan
19% May
7%
Jan
1
High
Low
500
37%
Feb
600
31% May
45% May
443%
3l3/8
3134
31%
95,200
% May
11%
11%
7%
300
10% Mar
10%
10%
200
8%
8%
400
41%
403A
42 %
2,050
26
Feb
16
16
100
16
May
343%
34%
35%
800
32'/a Mar
36'4 May
18%
18
18%
2,100
17%
24
23%
23%
300
21% Feb
41%
41 %
400
40
Feb
44
-12.50
x8434
86%
400
66%
Feb.
86 Va May
10
7
5
39'A
39%
300
31%
Feb
40
1,000
5%
5
-10
(expire June 5)
ifir.
—.
„———.———-1
Corp
Range Since Jan.
High
45
Acme Steel Co
Admiral
Shares
44 %
Abbott Laboratories
Rights w i
for Week
of Prices
v
Last
Sales
Range
Friday
Sale Price
51%
Apr
1%
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
39% May
33
4%
3%
16'/a Mar
443/4
56%
Jan
433A May
2%
Jan
44% Mar
13% May
14%
55%
10
Jan
1%
———---l
Udylite Corporation
Apr
178V2 179 %
] oo
Apr
33/8
2%
—10
1
10
common-
Standard" Tube class B
Jan
56%
18%
14%
_5
—-
38%
150
4 %'
1
_——
Jan
60
443/4
*
Airlines—
Radiator
Rudy Manufacturing
4,717
4%
42 Va
^
5
Axle_
&
42%
6%'
7%
8%
6% May
7%
825
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
423%
5
1
*
—
Spring
Mar
47%
1,423
35
Mar
Par
Stores
American
Ashland
—
Mar
59
24
:—1
Stocks
Unlisted
American
87
Feb
40%
47
♦
_
-U
9
Mar
80
5
Feb
20%
7% Feb
30
1
Printing
S
43/4 Mar
53%
2
Gamble
90% Mar
May
W)
(H
Apr
Jan
18% May
26% Mar
4% May
50
81
42%
-
Apr
Feb
573/4
"IIIIIl
Rapid
8%
8%
80
—
•
May
19
9
80
10
—
Gibson Art
U
8%
i,—III100
Picher
19
19
__
Drug common
Procter &
4%
*
Stockyards
Preferred
Kroger
Apr
100
273A
Transit
Cincinnati
Eagle
Jan.
30
19%
27
Cincinnati Telephone
Dow
24"%
18
2734
—-
<Ss
Gas
—
Co_
&
Davis
Rockwell
303/4
Electric corn- —8.50
Brewing
Burger
High
Low
26% May
223A May
20
51%
Apr
54'A
16 '/a
Range Since Jan.1
High
41% May
44
—2
3
Champagnes
&
Refineries
Apr
Jan
363
6%
Wines
Jan
8%
Jan
37%
800
S):————10
Heater —.————-•«—
—1
Rickel
Low
Par
44
6
100
6,163
1,628
(S
Kresge Co
for Week
of Prices
7%
41%
56'A
*
__—
Mt Clemens Metal common—
Sales
Range
Apr
17% Mar
49 %
19%
2%
Manufacturing
Hoskins
Michigan Chemical common
Motor Wheel common..;
Exchange
Week's
80%
16% May
45 '/a Mar
56%
-10
Ball & Bearing
LaSalle
stocks
Jan
648
19%
Wood Industries
Leonard
Cincinnati Stock
64%
575
47%
Jan
40'A
24"% Mar
950
1,733
17
44
44
467
32%
76%
56%
509
27
44%
46
40%
*
_25
5
26%
46% May
193%
1
—1.66%
Goebel Brewing—
1
Graham Paige —•
*
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
1
Hastings Manufacturing —_———-2
32%
26%
*
5
Co
Shoe
United
S
Drill
Fruit
United
U
—
Co
Co
Twist
Union
Feb
9% May
7%
General Motors Corp
Torrington
34 %
41%
41%
-1
Trailer
Fruehauf
49% May
17%
603/8 May
170
47%
3
-5
Ex-Cell-O Corp
45%
Jan
548
74%
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
13%
393
9%
17
20
Edison
Detroit
Jan
9
150
16 VA
15% May
15%
46%
15'/a
75%
-10
—*
1
—
Consumers Power common
9
22
3% May
25 VA' Apr
Feb
9'/a
25
Chrysler Corp —
Consolidated Paper
55% May
20 %
22
22
110
24%
46%
15%
3:50
5
Manufacturing common
High
Low
2% Mar
224
3
243A
Jan
52%
7
—.
16%
Feb
86% May
5
88
Jan
137% Mar
Jan
13%
1
Inc——
Oil
Standard
Baldwin
17 %
17
*
*
Webster Inc
&
Stone
13% May
Apr
DO
2
2.50
Association
Shawmut
Feb
5
Co
Drug
12
16
50c
Chemical.
Pennsylvania
RR Co
Reece Folding Machine Co
Rexall
210
13%
16%.
100
Mathieson
Olin
17
136%
-100
(N H)
RR
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3
1
2
--1
common
Metal
American
Northern
Shines
Low
Par
2,730
13%
20
100
Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
N Y, N H & Hart RR
Norbute Corp
:
:
England
for Week
Jan
3 5'/a
Sales
Range
Last
Jan
130
51 %
—1
Narragansett Racing Assn
New
Week's
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Sale Price
112% 114%
PONTIAC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
59% Mar
Jan
523/8
65 %
66%
-.50
*
— 10
Corp
WOodward 2-5525
39% May
79
Star Cement Corp
DETROIT
Ford Building
May
Feb
79
5
Exchange
Jan
58
28%
25
12%
Stock
May
Telephone:
12%
Stock Exchange
Jan
May
49
68
common
Midwest
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
85% May
19
123
.
Co
Copper
Kennecott
Lone
57%
70%
Gillette Co
Island
322
__100
Co
Electric
General
65 3/8
American
York Stock Exchange
New
Apr
179% May
39%
Co
Motor
Jan
38%
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
170%
Co—
1st pfd class A
cum
2,818
67 %
Assoc
pfd,
cum
Eastern
Fuel
&
110
5
10
10
100
Inc
Co
Gas
Eastern
39%
31 % May
32%
63 %
Members
High
Low
173% 179%
179%
WAILING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
85%
25
100
Boston
Shares
31%
Sugar Refining newTel & Tel
Boston Edison
for Week
Low
Par
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
stocks
Exchange
Week's
Friday
7'/a
5
Akron Brass Mfg-——50c
Alleghany Corp (Un)
1
Allied Laboratories
*
Advanced Aluminum Castings
10%
400
,
7'/a May ;
10'A May
5%
Feb
38%
Jan
is
May
14%
Jan
Feb
9%
Mar
12
834 May
44 Va May
—
Steel
Bethlehem
47% May
49% Apr
46%
50
45'/a Mar
11 %
12%
115
11% May
13% Jan
Chesapeake & Ohio
25
62%
623%
95
59%
70
Jan
Colgate
10
42%
423%
2
44%
Apr
American Airlines
Jan
American
Boeing Air
Burlington Mills
Columbia
Gas
Columbus
•
Ohio
So
Dayton
Du
16% Feb
29%
3
30%
30%
30
29% Apr
29% Mar
44%
10
40%
463%
48
7
Chemical
5
__
Dynamics
—
—
General Motors
Corp
Motors
62 3%
101
57% Mar
68% Apr
67 %
155
523/8
67'/a May
56%
15a
38
42
43
16%
__
16%
3
394
28%
Feb
54% Jan
Feb
38% Feb
14%
Jan
33% May
59% Mar
38 3/4
33
37% May
*
Central
37%
36 y4
37%
220
36'/a
Feb
39%
68
66
68
120
46%
Feb
68
28
36
6.25
10
Reynolds
28
Jan
May
May
Common
_
preferred
Schenley
Sperry
25
28%
Feb
63
10
62
Apr
47%
47%
25
44 ya
53%
50
55
32% May
41'A
Feb
Feb
22 3/8
May
Belden
Manufacturing
23% May
42 'A May
Bendix
Aviation
613A
Bethlehem
33
May
63% Mar
Feb
53
Mar
53
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard Oil
Standard
Union
U
U
S
S
35%
50
22%
21%
22%
50
18%
—
22%
22%
35
20'/a
Apr
Jan
25
(N J)
Oil
7
(Ohio)
42 %
65%
•
i
Shoe_
Steel
119'%
21 %
12%
.
(F W)
10
10
37%
54'%
38
50% Mar
62%
65'%
101
533/4
Feb
58 3%
30
47%
Feb
119% na%
28
101%
Feb
21%
192
20%
64%
16%
Westinghouse
42 %
53 %
583%
II
10
:
Carbide
Wool worth
35 %
•
(Indiana)
61%
65'%
100
60%
613%
43'%
43'%
18
Feb
Jan
65 'A May
60
Avco
Manufacturing
.
Por
footnotes
see
1998
page
46.
51
51
57% Mar
72%
40
52 ya
6134 May
10
42% Mar
61,250
200
31%
65%
300
57%
Feb
72%
Jan
56%
100
51 %
Feb
64%
Jan
14
200
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
Feb
19% May
22% Mar
26% Jan
19%
900
23%
19'%
Feb
39% May
2,000
9%
500
553%
9% May
10%
Apr
May
14%
Jan
21
500
41%
Feb
56 Va May
%
2,400
34
63/4
700
55%
54
3%
6%
'
16%
21
21
13
Feb
45'A
pen<niet
Lootn
50%. Mar
58
13%
14
——————50c
Bearings Inc
4
Corp
Consolidated
Steel
Fisheries
Corp
Corp
(Un)
—.
4
35%
105
Inc
(Un)
PI
(Un)
—8
5
Co
Jan
Jan
Eorg
63
1%
7
2,000
% May
6
Jan
1%
Jan
7
Jan
14%
4
35%
63
l3a
900
3,100
100
12 'A
Apr
3% Mar
33%
Feb
300
58 'A Mar
800
1 VA Mar
14% May
4
May
36%
66
1%
Jan
May
Jan
46'/a
%
47
2.300
41%
Feb
47'/a May
143/4
46
14%
200
14%
Feb
16
Brach
&
Sons
Brad
Foote
Budd
(E
Feb
29% May
Gear
Works
5
,
—1
,—5
Burlington Industries Inc
Jan
Butler Brothers
:
1
*
.-20c
J)
Company
Corp
29%
.,____r____12.50
—
15
29 3n
29%
600
25 Vb
42
10
5
George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Burton-Dixie
4%s
300
38%
9%
10
4
—10
1.50
3
—
Corp
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Transit
Jan
78%
Jan
May
120% May
21 '/a May
BONDS—
Cincinnati
723/8 May
Jan
18
179% Mar
73 %
Mar
35%
__50c
Jan
Jan
1.40
Rand
May
15
170%
38%
23%
cum
Athey Products Corp—
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic Washer Co
323%
5
-
900
13%
___—-—10
non
53%
10
Regis Paper.
1,300
& Santa Fe—
Atchison Topeka
5%
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
St
May
8% Mar
73
19%
63
I"
May
561%
1
32 3%
•
Glass
Jan
25% May
Jan
343/4 Apr
95
Feb
Jan
16% May
64
Ashland Oil & Refining
50
24%
15%
15
179%
73
38%
Anr
35%
28
(Un)
Tel & Tel Co
17
35%
28
Rad &
American
44'A May
34%
5
Stand San
American
Steel Corp (Un>——10
Armbur
& Co
(111)
5
34%
Mar
7
178 34' 179'%
15
Armco
_5
,
6%
Apr
Jan
202% May
65%
55%
33%
35%
Petroleum
Phillips
67
American
60%
33
2
Distillery
Illinois
56% Mar
177% Mar
Apr
Co
American Machine & Foundry
Cyanamid
623%
Harvester
Chemical
York
Owens
60
50
49%
——1
Paramount Theatres CUn)Can Co (Un)
American
American
67%
3
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
National
Feb
———1
(Un)
Broadcasting
5
55%
1%
Greyhound Corp
Monsanto
42%
31% Feb
31% Apr
46% Jan
10
1
33
5
—,
International
193
174
Feb
18
8
Allied Paper Corp new com
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing
5
100
American- Tobacco __—25
American Viscose Corp (Un)
_—25
Anaconda Company (Un)
-50
2.50
-•
General Electric
63%
62%
193
5
.
Stores
Motors
General
463/4
;
Pont
New
29%
58
44%
Light
&
Power
Federated
Ford
17%
10
5
—
Curtiss
Dow
173/a
42% Feb
1
&
Products
Corn
17%
Feb
41%
4 2'/4
800
38%
78
79
100
73
Mar
2
Jan
—
Feb
45%
80
2%
Jan
May
'
;
20%
Feb
—
2%
1,100
20'A
20'/a
1.200
12
—
*
2%
12 y8
300
11
46%
47%
800
33%
18'/a
18%
100
18% Mar
21%
Jan
24
24
120
24
28%
Jan
.
17%
Feb
Mar
Feb
Apr
21% May
14'A
Jan
47% May
Volume
Number
185
5643
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Calumet
&
Hecla
Int
-Canadian Pacific
Canadian Prospect i.ta
Carrier
4
Corp
%%
Corp of
Brewing
Centlivre
Central
&
Corp
Public
Certain-teed
Products
&■ Refin Co
Chicago Towel Co
9,600
1,100
10
Ry
Colorado
30 %
14%
200
1%
400
34%
Jan
30%
62 %
19 A
Xll%
.-
62%
400
60
19
11%
&
7
47
400
38%
41%
80 3/s
Central
American
51
States
(Minnesota)
31%
&
Co
common..
Detroit Edison Co
Dixie
Cup
10
(Un)_.
;
Dow Chemical Co
Oak
Du
Mont Laboratories
Common
Ry
Edison
Oil
42 V8 Mar
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass
1,300
26
Mar
31%
45
Mar
49%
18%
2,100
173/4
Jan
20%
11%
Feb
14
Apr
31%
Jan
39%
7
v„
31%
200
21%
Feb
8 3/s
600
8 %
May
100
39%
Feb
Pacific
46% May
Pan
36%
Gas
Emei
Radio &
sen
i
32%
900
27%
41%
500
37%
100
1,150
Feb
&
Electric
American
Class
66% May
69
21
28
23%
63
200
56% Mar
66%
19
400
17%
19
4%
5 V*
4
195% 198
38%
Phonograph (Un)_„5
Falstaff
Brewing
Mills
Ford
of
Motor
Foremost
Corp A—■____—;
America
Coi
300
100
38%
38%
100
xl00% 100%
400
6
—
—1
5
16%
"
May
Feb
4% Mav
178
Pfizer
6%
36
84%
300
Pure
Feb
American
300
15%
5%
900
General
General
General
Foods
General
June
Gossard
6%
(W
H)
Co
Apr
Quaker
Great
Griesedieck
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30
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Apr
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100
100
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Northern Illinois
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581/4 Mar
43
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National Tile &
Apr
140
Feb
600
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140
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Apr
40
1
~
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)_.
500
400
conv
28
17%
40
.25
._
43%
X46%
16%
/
*
__—
Packing
■
76
70%
.
Low
pf(%5
5
National Distillers & Chem
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co
Jan
May
12 % Feb
Feb
Range Sinee Jan.
1
36
2.50
43
Jan
High
37
(Un)
34 %
133% Feb
'' -1
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consumers Power Co
10
129
19
*
Container Corp of America
Controls Co of America—
Crane Co
700
Co
(The) Co 50c
20% May
'•
Feb
50
69
common
11%
Feb
Jan
30%
Napco
Jan
140
75
(Un)
100
16%
24
&
Vernon
Muskegon Piston Ring
Apr
b9%
140
75%
Iron
40%
62
140
,70%
45%
*
100
11%
31
138
25
5
600
33
May
138
—10
Commonwealth Edison
19%
,
Shares
Low
•
Jan
42% May
31% May
Feb
..
for Week
Apr
Mar
56
62%
Jan
2%
Sales
Range
3
(Philip)
Mount
Feb
140
♦
,
25%
200
40%
0
common
9%
300
Morris
Co
&
Motorola Inc
Jan
17%
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29% Mar
300
57
33
—100
Inc.
500
9%
29
57
com
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31
9%
25
46
Feb
Montgomery Ward
Jan
63%
Feb
28%
25
_u—_,
Columbia Gas System
Cutiahy
200
2%
1
•—.i—
Co
Fuel
16%
41%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Par
Jan
May
5
Feb
43% May
2%
1
common
City Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
Co
16%
3% Mar
55%
41%
2%
10
$7 convertible preferred
Coleman
36
3%
common
A preferred-
Service
14 %
Feb
43 %
Chicago So Shore & So Ban RR_ -12.50
Cities
Apr
30%
59%
——_
Northwestern
Chrysler Corp
3%
11%
58
Friday
Sale Price
100
43%
16%
_
&
3%
5
31
High
720
...
58
50c
convertible preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common
series
34%
(Un>
$3
5'/b
12%
34%
433/4
Service—
ChampJin Oil
Chicago
12%
Corp—
MAY
Jan. 1
Low
10
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ENDED
STOCKS
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High
5
16 %c
„
_
America
South
Central Illinois
Low
Shares
50
—
common
preferred
Celanese
of Prices
25
—
(Un)_
WEEK
for Week
"
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Radio
Corp
Feb
118% May
37
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
Monday, June 3, 1957
...
(2590)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED MAY 31
RANGE FOR
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Trice
of Tricts
Friday
stocks
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
stocks
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Trice
Corp
—
*
.
Air
Reduction Co (Un)-
—•—
__10
Gold Min Co
Juneau
Alaska
—
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
Feb
95%
46
301
44% May
18%
1.279
17% Apr
24
23%
23%
415
20%
23%
23%
160
87
87
205
14%
15 74
1,146
33%
33%
34
815
16%
16 74
300
6%
6%
200
53%
53%
171
48%
610
15
a57
May
56
Feb
994
895
.
May
Jan
56%
77%
May
Feb
72 74
Jan
Feb
32
70,213
32
3974
5,971
20
Feb
3474
3874
Feb
65
1974
1974
19%
185
23 %
2374
23 7 4
2,103
54
5574
609
9%
10
4%
5
674
674
22% Mar
26 %
44%
Jan
1,621
1174 Jan
1,300
474
Apr
6
Jan
1,220
6
Jan
7
Mining Co
716
Jan
Oil Co
Bankline
Inc_
Instrument
Beckman
(Un)
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp
12%
Jan
3,894
4%
Apr
87,i
1,300
13%
137 a
1,000
38%
28%
397«
63%
60%
63%
7 74
1%
1%
45%
13
12%
36
Apr
57% Mar
1% Mar
41% Feb
1
2
5
—
1
——1
-5
10
4
May
10c
2,000
4
6,533
2.90 Feb
167j
2,214
15
46 3 4
1,319
7
Burlington Industries (Un)Burroughs Corporation
5
46%
8
8 74
21,100
%
% Feb
Mar
Jan
34J4
148
148
317
37/a
Mar
200
41 %
42
42
929
38'/a
Feb
45%
247'a
430
19%
Feb
25
1374 May
Jan
May
%
405
11% Mar
14% Mar
.47%
47 74
202
34%
Feb
32%
32 %
108
32
May
35 %
Jan
20%
5374
4.313
3774
Feb
12%
1,935
11%
Jan
1374
24%
2.505
1774
Feb
24% May
80c
80c
71C
Jan
1.10 Mar
1,700-
6174
61
6174
10
1174
20%
100
20
Feb
23
Jan
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Certain-teed Products Corp
Clorox
Corp
Chemical
Continental Can
Oil
Corn
Co
Refining
Products
(Un)
Co
Crane
14% Mar
16%
364
86%
(Un)
267a
41
42
282
62 %
6274
417
41
May
5S34 Feb '
1.97 a
19%
150
31
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
49%
Jan
68%
Jan
1974 May
Feb
16%
3774
35%
35%
145
34% Mar
75%
75%
75 7'2
324
65
Jan
81
(70
70
70
470
5977
Feb
70
%
4
4%
442
74
Jan
Apr
May
4%
Feb
47 a
McNeill
Loew's
Cuban
American Oil Co
Curtis
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright
Corp
Merck
Co
&
(Unt
Power & Light
Minnesota
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Montgomery
Dow
National
Auto
17-%
3,173
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
National Gypsum Co
16%
16%
375
15% May-
1974
Jan
40
40
National Supply Co
National Theatres Inc
15%
15%
15'a
2C0V
May
41% Mar
45c
Feb
437a May
4574
Jan
15% May
42% Feb
15%
Jan
47%
47 %
341
7%
7%
774
100
64%
64 3
4
190
55% Mar
31%
307a
31%
216
287a
Feb
6574 May
3174 Apr
31 %
32
144
307a May
3474 Mar
5%
17
35
337a
35
345
67 a
4774 May
8
Feb
574 Jan
Jan
5
Apr
37
Dresser
Industries
duPont
deNemours
Mohawk
Niagara
Kodak
Eastman
Paso
Class
Electric
American
North
Pacific
Northrop
Aircraft
37
5% Jan
900
3%
Apr
300
8
Feb
13
Apr
447a
684
Feb
4774
Jan
16
350
&
Share
Products
Capwell
Emporium
38%
Ohio Oil Co
13%
17
Railroad Co
Sugar Co
May
Pacific
18% May
22
Apr
Pacific
18%
Jan
22
Apr
Pacific
48%
48 ''a
150
46
May
52
Jan
Pacific
17%
177a
124
15
Apr
1874 May
74 May
Pacific
17%
%
V
5,155
79
77'4
79
813
5%
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1.400
63
56%
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63 7'4
729
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63%-
5674
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195 3 4 195%'
370
28
Feb
(Un)
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11 May
75 % Mar
4%
Feb
563/8 Mar
43 74
Feb
17 8 74 Mai-
7
91
Jan
57^2 Mar
6674
Jan
57% May
May
200
6%
Exeter
Oil
Ltd
Co
Fibreboard
Fitzsimmons
Flintkote
&
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Friden
Inc
F«r
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Chem Corp
Dairies
Trailer
Co
footnotes
naee
46
13%
2174
100
19% Feb
5c
6c
14,000
2674
42 3
4
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Pacific
1st
Pacific Oil & Gas
Pacific
14% May
Pacific Tel & Tel common-
37
Feb
4J %
Jan
Pan
IS
19
150
1874
Apr
2074
Jan
Paramount
1
22%
227a
39 %
397a
2S1
22
May-
105
347b
61%
64
510
56%
56%
18
187 a
49%
5174
197 a
Feb
Feb
130
19%
1.40
1074 May
28
8%
8 74
Feb
377a
Jan
24%
24%
289
24 74
Jan
36%
3674
36 7„
1,710
35 7b
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39 74
46 74
46 74
46 74
325
37%
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46 74 May
1374
Feb
8
Jan
Mar
2.05 Mar
1174
31%
Pictures Corp
233
11
38
(.20
35
Jan
1374 May
38% May
750
23%
Feb
28
3971
393
1
156
3574
Apr
4074
Jan
45
47
305
45
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50
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7%
774
853
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9
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it
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17
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32 74
3274
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30
32
2,503
1974
1974
19%
200
4974
4675
4974
1,261
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4974 May
24%
25%
513
2474
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28 74
Feb
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1.80
1,455
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527a
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1,582
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14%
174 Mar
17b
174 Mar
May
3574
2974
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3174 Mar
15c
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80c
2.40 May
2774 Mar
Mar
19
2 74 Mar
3674
Feb
6% Mar
43 74
Feb
12% May
1274
100
15
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1474 May
25
822
20
42%
42 7 4
4274
450
3374 Jan
49%
493«
49%
4,084
48 74
3074
30
3074
2,545
30
Jan
Jan
(Chas)
& Co Inc
2474 May
Pfizer
41
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Uni
10
May
Jan
(Un)
4374
Apr
Feb
5074
Jan
May
3274
Jan
2974
64
1,013
5474
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5974 Mar
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)__.
1.233
16
Feb
1874 May
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
2,693
38
Feb
51% May
Pullman
24
May
24 74 May
27%
Feb
2474
317
24 74 May
27
Jan
24 74 May
2774
Jan
24 %
285
2174 May
23%
547i
58 74 May
7%
3,240
37
2.329
65c
900
29
31%
1,526
Jan
774 May
35% Mar
55c
Feb
Jan
Pure
Oil
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Co
(Un)
(Un)
_I
5
—
693
15%
Feb
1874
34
205
28%
Jan
3674 May
79
Feb
85% Mar
Jan
83
263
20%
20%
339
20 VB
Feb
22%
Jan
23
213
2074
Feb
23%
Apr
1.15
1,860
75c
Apr
1.30 May
56%
249
45
Feb
5774 May
5474
54%
120
5374
Feb
63
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15%
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14%
Feb
18%
Apr
4274
290
41%
Feb
4574 Mar
6
100
4274
6
6
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48%
1,047
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*
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3174 May
131% Mar
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15%
55%
'
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Apr
Feb
1.00
56 74
—
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39
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22%
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974
34
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p
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430
221
22
58
15%
1.00
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103
128% 13174
23
3
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Jan
389
65c
1
.
16
18%
25 74 May
24%
36 74
3674
157b
_
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56% May
2674
7 74
1
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774
4
58
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4174 May
a
2174
31%
—
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2674 May
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Petrocarbon Chemical cap.
Jan
Jan
22
24%
13174
50
374
3974
247
2474
1
_
Jan
May
26 3
33 74c
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Apr
Feb
287b
147i
1
Penney (J C) Co (Un)_
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
May
1
2474
1274
ion
_
(Un)
(Un)
Apr
Jan
27 711
1
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Airways
26% Mar
38
Petroleums Ltd
American World
Feb
1874 May
.
273it
13 74
27%
2
53
1.351
35%
3074
377b May
940
318
Jan
35
773
—*
Development—3375c
40
297 a
Feb
14
common
38%
56
May
27
21%
32 % May
6,100
37
10
Apr
1.50
4274 May
Jan
25
Jan
10%
26% Mar
Feb
Jan
,—-4;
12 74
-
Mar
2774
Apr
class A
pfd
28 74
1.45
26%
523
1374
24%.
—
27 74
10%
150
26
L'ghting Corp com_
Jan
Apr
13c
347b
25
25
25
25
25
Inc
May
Jan
May
100
25
Industries
3 9 74 May
Jan
Jan
5c
100
Co
50
35%
Apr
May
17
2174
100
3675
5
5
4_;
Indemnity
99
1.50
41
5
;
Corp
red 1st preferred
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10%
26%
3774
1
5
1
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168
19%
910
8
10
461
1
s^e
Feb
17
674 Mar
26
:
267
1
Co_.
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3% t.an
2974 Feb
1
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;
14%
18%
.
Feb
13 74
Aggregates
&
32%
2
__
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77b
674
2174
20
37 %
62 3 7
Jan
13%
3774
Corp__.
32%
5
Jan
1274 May
•
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14%
—10
Jan
774
26
(Un)—
36%
1
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Calculating
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class
3674
47%
1574
5c
Jan
May
Jan
6%
20%
1
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preferred
1st
4.50%
82 74 Mar
29 %
(Un >
Flying Tiger Line
Food
Ltd
Stores
Co
82c
May
17
41%
5%
30
37%
com
49c
1374
com
5%
300
38
a
5
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240
,
May '
5
1st preferred
red 1st preferred
5%
761
391a
1
3474
34%
34 74
**
5
—.—
4
__
1,150
—
Railway
Inc
Finance
5 74 %
251
38
3
class A
57b
Jan
41
1774
—
Products
Gas &
1st
38%
39%
Fairchild Eng & Airplane (Un)___
5 Vb
5%
(Un)—.
—
Ltd
Cement
38% al01%
28%
al01%
._■>
310
—
-5
—
6%
American Fisheries
Clay
Pacific
l
(Un )
675
12%
—18
1
25c
1675c
———1
—
Mathieson
116
3874
120
Jan
67
16% Jan
May
32 74
Jan
201
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12%
•
320
10
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12 34
5
3
18%
Co(Un>
Apr
35% May
50
1
18%
Corp
28%
964
Oceanic Oil Co————
31 %
;
Bond
208
1.75
18%
3
B
29
v
Occidental Petroleum —_——_____20c
18%
(UniL__
Jan
6-%
Jan
2974 Mar
31 %
Gas Co
22
Apr
3874
Corp (Un)—5
Invest
Northern
Feb
18%
(Un)
Co
Natural
Electrical
Erie
Lines
Air
Eastern
Jan
1874
29
3
Pacific
El
5 7 74
861
Jan
6%
1
North American Aviation
31%
._50c
43% May
43 34
-
30%
—4__
(Un)
Oil Co
Norris
Jart
4%
16
48%
(Un)__
29 74
.8474 May
37%
Power
99 7a
12%
1
Co
804
4374
1
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Corp
Nordon
-10
(Un)
&
41
2 6;
195,204
(Un)——
—
5674
43 5 a
5
127
11
82c
1
Natomas Company
——_____—_I
New England Electric System (Un)
_1
New Idria Mining & Chem Co__
50c
New Park Mining Co
1
N Y Central RR (Un)
♦
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!
Jan
27b
6574
(Un) ______—_10
Co
& Chem
Jan
92
a
»
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137a
200
59c
Fibres
Distillers
49% Apr
12%
3%
l
1
—5
Chemical
8 74
May
May
737
Jan
17%
363
Aircraft Co
Oil Co of Calif
Douglas
May
300
2/4
64c
(Un)—_—
Inc
Nat'l
%
Douglas
774
774
216
(Unt—.—
Ward & Co.
Motorola
16%
7.50
1774 May
47:74 May
1,048
Chemical
Monsanto
National Biscuit
1,333
Dorr-Cliver Inc common
Feb
10
2
17%,
Dominguez Oil Fields Co'(Un)
Feb
1774
(Un)
Jan
93
J
46% May
1274
3974
74
Development Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel. Corp———10
Cement com (Un)—
Apr
53
_
3874 Feb
187
2,772
-
19%
(U11)
Jan
1174
Monolith Port
35
5 7 it
class A
—
Feb
46c
5174 May
4674 Mar
1774
Mission
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
950
1974
Mother Lode Mines——p .10
Mindanao
31
93
B'"—
Class
43
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)___12.50
Olin
Deere & Co
Co
Ltd—
410
.50c
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp
—
34%
5%
Records Inc
Feb
17 7b
—
(Un)
Inc
Petroleums
Merrill
May
4374
_10c
Menasco
34%
25c
12 74
642
-
3974
1974
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
34%
900
Apr
37 74 May
11
5
Mfg^ Co—
Merchants Petroleum
32c
.—10
—
32%
1,000
11274
10774
6074
40
_1
Co
40
30c
Jan
2/4
6474
Calculators
(The)
Martin
Olaa
Decca
Feb
9% Mar
2974
300
4774
45
11
10c
_
(Un)
Feb
52%
(Un)
com
Mar
95
297
3874
774
-•
Inc
Lorillard
Jan
93
(Un)
_
Aircraft Corp__
(Uh)
(P) Co (Un)
Lockheed
27
(Un)_12%
50c
Crucible Steel Co of America
103%. Mar
220
4374
25
(Un)«
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Industries Inc
Litton
31
437a
Jan
82c
38% May
1,173
547b
43
25c
Ltd—
860
'
Preferred
5474
4774
,——7
Libby
&
Petroleums
1.036
30c
Jan
Jan
Feb
240
50c
Lear Inc
29
39% Apr
Jan
70
1874
Anr
34% May
2.400
I
274
—
38?b
215
74 May
22
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33
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Kern County
28%
.
May
-
583
16741 16%
38%
53
.
15
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10
Feb
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Kaiser Industries
Preferred
25
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11%
235
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—
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Crown Zellerbach
Feb
9% May
Jan
1774
400
35 7
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98% May
Feb
62%
10
1
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:
Co
Oil
Crestmont
215
95%
437a
(Un)
Continental
167'4
1
(Un)
Jaii
2374
16%
—25
(Un)_
Co
3674 May
Feb
9%
1.33%
Motors
Continental
6% Feb
16%
1
—
9% May
2177 May
29 74
*
Columbia Broadcast Syst class B—2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Consol Foods Corp com
30%
100
9%
-3%
Solvents (Un)
Edison
Commonwealth
Consol Choi Gould & Savage Min
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un).
280
16%
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Commercial
5,427
23
29%
1
—
9
35%
8741
29 Ci
1
1
(Un)———25
Co
16 % May
423
*
—-1
Colorado Fuel & Iron
43% May
Jan
95%
16%
Chicago Milw St Paul RR (Un)^
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un.)_
—25
Chrysler Corp
—
—10
Cities Service Co (Un)
Clary
Feb
13%
23
Champlin Oil & Refining——
Vought Aircraft (Un >
Chance
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
38
460
34%
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35%
X
12.50
10
Capital Airline Inc (Un)
Case (J I) & Co (Un)—
359
16
16'
Feb'
24
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-
—
-100
38 75
3574
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com_ —33 %c
M J M & M Oil Co
42
42
16
,
465
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48c
48c
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-
461%;
-
1
1374 Feb1274 Jan
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262
1974
36%
1074
;
-
240
1974
19%
1974
3674
5
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Jones &
Marchant
5
California Ink Co————5.50
California Packing Corp—
•
5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
1%
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
——2c
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
25
Co
Calaveras Cement
5874 M;tV
5174
2274
12 74
10
1
(Un)
Corp
4774 May
12
12
12%
1
Jan
May
12^4
*
—.1
Johns-Manville
Jan
17
Apr
150
53
(Un)
1
Co—_1—————10
Oil
Jade
Liberal
874 May
Jan
24%
.
Feb
10874
12%
C*
—:—
Jan
1674
25% May
50c
_—
Power
Libby
6074
45
274 May
1
_—
Apr
44%
14 74
Maryland Mines Corp
Jan
18%
17
167 it
Feb
630
Jan
457«
3%
Jan
———
,
Jan
13c
374
9c
Mammoth Cons Min
Corp (Un)
Corp
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)—.
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
Bond Stores Inc (Un)—
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Feb
930 '
—
174 Jan
47 % May
13%
274
174
41—
25-"'it
65 % May
Apr
7c
Apr
"1%
4,025- '
40c - 48c
3 8 74
International Harvester —:
*
3574
Internatl Nickel Co of Canada (Un)—**
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International Paper Co (Un)
"
7 75 '
10074 10034
International Tel & Tel <Un)_
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34% 35%
Intex Oil Co——
33%c
1174
11% 1174
Jan,
Feb
11
806
13
25c
1674
.
Idaho
40% May
2,610
16%
—5c
Diamond
Jan
2,928
4.7
39% May
167«
16 7 i
Apr
9
1374
107
~
Jan
Feb
25 74
1—3
—-
(Un)
Feb
3%
16c
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1%
-
Mar
.
26% Mar
Jan
29%
1,000
274 ' 274
4274' 43%
—1
Idaho
Jan
67a
-
Jan
127a Mar
427
1%
46 7 it
Blair Holdings
Black
Blue
14%
Feb
5
7%
-2
Bishop Oil Co
.
931
4'%
13-%
—-5
1
5
pi
—8
Barker Bros Corp common—
14%
5
14
May
39% May
-46
Jan
2.60
—
7%
14%
May
32
Apr
24%
250
39
21c
1%
-
1,050
2.75
2.75
2.75
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(Un)—13
1
—■
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-
40% May
260
21C
.
(Un)
Howe Sound Co
56% May
9% Apr
(Un)_
OH Corp_;——
Honolulu
Jan
1974 May
Feb
1674
2674
41
1
774
-
Homestake
24% May
5274
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Bandini Petroleum Co
45
May
3874 :
class A
Co
B
Class
413 4 May
206
6%
nV 15/64
•;
Holly Development Co
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
39% May
57% Feb
527
9%
Feb
-25
Electronics
Hoffman
Jan
>24
_
Oil
Hancock
57 74
I3
39%
Apr
179% Mar
Jan
557it-
-1
May
3974 May
1,009
_10c
(Un)
Gulf Oil Corp
23%-
.10
Mar
42%
4274
-10
Greyhound Corp 4__i———
Grumman Aircraft Engr (Un)_—
.10
Refining Co (Un)
Atlas Corp (Un)
Warrants OUn) ————
Avco Mfg Corp (Un) ——.————Atlantic
34%
May
5
530
26%
4—
._1
Steel Corp (Un)
—
Ashland Oil & Refining Co (Un)—*
Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
Armco
23
Feb
'
L—_ -Zi
187a
31
705
6574
4174
18% Mar
Jan
4%
4074
Great Northern Ry—%——
57 74
.
38%
4374 May
Jan
575
2674
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co
.10
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Arkansas
383b
Apr-
17 74
100
Jan
44% May
-
Jan
20
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170
,
-
-
Apr
Apr
May
7%
Apr
41%
38%
41
Apr
872 Mar
73
3874
-
23
47b
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Products Corp
Hawaiian Pineapple
39
17%,;,.,
23
57b
-
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477
8,731
26%
Apr
;
1772
50% Feb
63%
67
1
McBean & Co
i—i
Good Humor Co of Calif—-
1574 May
May
170%
359
Feb
5
(Un)—.—__
Gladding
34
Feb
5
377s
64 74
Feb
15% Jan
7374
.10
Gladden
87
Feb
11
73
.50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Uni—
Louisiana Gas (Un)—-—
66%
328
5274
f-
474
4
Getty Oil Co new common——_—.
Gillette Company —————.—-
Jan
247-2 May
Jan
31% Mar
1,818
178% 179%
68%
1,250
-
47a
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15%
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42%
15/64
26 % May
20% Mar
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42
,
Jan
36 Vb May
23%
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Jan
32 % Mar
18
179%
^-1
1774
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5
Utilities (U11)—___
—10
General Telephone (Uh)
67s May
86% Mar
5%
4474
574
4274
—
-
4174
54 74
1,883
'
3774 May
1,980.
6674
/
High
2,021
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Public
General
46
25
American Viscose
Anaconda
4
100
59 %
6572-
•
47'/B May
15
38%
6674
pfd
General Public Service Corp
8% May
34%
15
3774-
.
6274
2nd
Conv
Gimbcl Brothers
Tobacco Co (Un)—
Corp (Un)
(The) Co (Un) ——
American
Feb
164
46
Electronics Inc—
-1
Factors Ltd (Un >——,
20
& Foreign Power (Un)
Motors Corp (Un)
—5
Potash & Chem com
4
Radiator & S S (Un) _—-5
Smelting & Refining (Un)—
Tel & Tel Co
100
American
Feb
57»
800
18
1
(Un)
1
Bdcst-Para Theatres (Un)
1
Cyanamid Co (Un)
—10
American
2%
5%
V
pfd———
1st
Paint
General
510
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v
General Motors Corp com
1.50 May
58% May
2,875
3%
8%
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Feb
Feb
3% May
5%
—
Jan
62c
217
a87%
34%
„10
Apr
14%
Feb '
47%
25.532
a90
Anna. Corp
American Bosch
155
High
45
10% Mar
8%
*
18
Dye Corp (Un)—.
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Aluminium Ltd new w i
—
American Airlines Inc com (Un)_
Allied Chem &
-
37%
8%
1
Alleghany Corp (Un)—
Warrants (Un) _
Loio
■
3%
—
1
142
a45
11 74
1.30
1.40
57%' 57%
1.35
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11%
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1
Corp
Admiral
Aeco
—
Range Since Jan. 1
■
Amer
Low
High
■
.—_5
Oil of Texas—4
General Dynamics Corp
J— _1
5
General Electric Co
(Un)________
1
General Exploration Co of Calif
*
General Foods Corp (Un) _______—
General
High
Low
Par
—5
Laboratories
Abbott
Loup
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
4774
64
130
4674
4774
1,748
574 May
6
Jan
4374
Feb
53
Jan
60
Feb
65 74
Jan
3874 Mar
4774 May
Volume
185
Number
5643 :.
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Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
\£:
Radio Corp of America
Par
(Un>
Rayonier Incorporated common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)!
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
;
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Rheem
Oil
Oil
Co
23% Mar
51%
171
bt
56
55%
73%
73%
:
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24
100
24
31%
25
39%
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33% May
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Apr
20% May,
48
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23%
4c
Jan
22% May
62 % Mar
2,192
30,000
1,132
608
59
1
16%
16%
17
26%
27
51%
50%
51%
5
5
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2.126
20%
20%
21%-
329
preferred
California
Co
Petroleum
(Un).:.
Pacific
Sperry-Rand
Standard
45r'0
Oil
Standard
Co
Co
Oil
625
43 !
43%
iUn)_
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(Ohio)
6%
(Un)
7
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Chemical
Sterling Drug Inc
Texas
Oil
Sulphur
Inc
Tidewater
Co
common
Oil
Jan
29%
29%
512
26
Feb
7%
7%
29% May
371
28%
2,604
23
42!'»
413
71
72%
465
27%
27%
1,334
310
21
Steel
Universal
Victor
Corp
22%
22%
281
22%
Feb
24%
Consolidated
41%
41%
676
32%
Feb
42%
43 %
175
41% May
14% May
19%
41V8
14%
15%
38%
Westates
Petroleums
1.400
(U11)
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Dept
Union
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Worthington
Yellow
Cab
Wl
9
11%
Jan
1,723
2
22%
Feb
"■
Mar
'r
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Apr
'
p.,18%
34! 3
34
34%
'
38% Mar *■'
160
23%
Feb
85
25%
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*
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26% May
27%
Apr
"47%
Jan
37%
Apr
15%
360" "7
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29 Va Feb
718
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63 V4
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44%
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324
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I
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1,244
54% May
27%
321
24
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100
36
62% Mar
i
27% Apr
80% May
Feb
36
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Jan
107
.;
Jan
7%
37
Jan
Apr
7% May
35% Mar
38% May
542
37
Apr
38% Mar
$3,000
77
Feb
82
Feb
83%
Apr
89 %
Jan
7%
75
37
37%
64
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37%
37%
1975
78%
79%
—1975
84%
86
6%
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
5s series A.
463
103%
Feb
425
26%
Jan
59%
29%
58%
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120
%
2,855
52
Feb
60%
799
27
Apr
31%
915
42%
71% May
88%
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15%
47%
15%
451
66%
44% May
14% Feb
64%
16%
Jan
66%
2,887
57% Mar
57%
57%
72%
57%
1,201
49
—1
Feb
,20
20
20
123
17%
Feb
60
Apr
21% May
1
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1.00
33c
11
1
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31%
181
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141
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Mar
9% Mar
170
21%
13%
18%
Jan
Apr
21% May
1.00
24%
Jan
Star
5
7
36%
_8.50
33%
Apr
20
170
26%
Feb
5238
Feb
53
Mar
16c
Mar
20c
100
19c
19c
4,000
43%
43 %
43%
795
43
6312
63%
7%
179
300
54% Mar
7% Feb
Mar
45
2%
70
7
33%
Apr
106
'
60
34%
71%
55
50
2%
760
38
91%
128
81%
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7%
195
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4
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4
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46%
28%
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29,900
35
Apr
33% May
37% May
36% May
73%
2% Feb
Jan
2%
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36% May
41
Jan
75 %
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40
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37 'A
31% Mar
34 Va
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
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27% Jan
33 Va May
63% Feb
37
Co.
High
5% May
5% Jan
301
36%
1
United Engineering & Foundry
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Feb
7% Feb
60c
3%
26
Feb
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Feb
Feb
5c
8% May
t
Jan
Jan
4
Apr
31%
Apr
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Apr
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17
Jan
46 Va
46 V4
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Jan
50
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30%
Apr
21%
221
12.50
26%
Feb
33
61%
60
62%
May
642
52%
Feb
62% May
_
Air
5%
2%
'
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Westinghouse
Jan
81%
Rockwell Spring & Axle_
Jan
18
—10
G5c
63% May
8% Jan
Feb
71
■
Jan
16%
33 Va
71%
—
62% May
65% Jail
57
75
30%
25
—.
32% May
702
Jan
17%
•
common— -2.50
Jan
31%
43%
36%
10
_
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
64%
Feb
Low
35%
new -7.50
1
—
Jan
35%
7
.10
,
Gas
53
40
5%
V
14% May
17%
61%
7%
Pittsburgh
Refractories
20
38%
;
Jan
11%
257
56:%
10
Co of
61
'
Co
Walker
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
1 17%
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
Lone
May
31%
common^—————1
Gas
Harbison
11% May
47% Jan
575
57
10c
•
Light Co
Equitable
Shares
61
_
Brewing
for Week
Low
;.v
1
Gas System
Duquesne
Duquesne
Jan
61%
12.50
—10
10
%
Co
Sales
v
Range
of Prices
38%
Steel
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
4,005
11 %
46
21%
13%
2.50
10
1.00
10%
46'/a
1
5
Week's
I.asl
Continental Commercial Corp__„
Jan
6°2
Columbia
Jan
1,559
28
18
Ludlum
Blaw-Knox
Jan
665
Allegheny
Jan
74 %
28%
Friday
Sale Price
May
'29%
16%
a
5,700
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
STOCKS
Apr
16!
A
Par
118
28%
29%
ser
-
Brake—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Abitibi Power & Paper common
$1.50 preferred
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pfd
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pfd__
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Banque
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5%
Scotia
Canadienne
Pap
Nationale
class A
see
94
5
7
157
4,918
110
Feb
44 %
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42
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94
Jan
21 %
250
45%
45%
50%
50%
50%
43
44
17
16%
17
340
15%
Feb
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545
44%
Jan
42
75
45%
31
45 %
42
20!
a
31
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page
46.
23
Jan
British
Columbia
Jan
48%
52
42% May
46%
Jan
1.14
73,929
1.00 May
1.14
May
42
42
42
25
5%
5 Va
Mar
42
May
4
Mar
6
Apr
Jan
10
May
Feb
57% May
5 %
6,934
9%
8%
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54,444
7%
56%
55%
57
7,000
43 %
50
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41 % May
90
45
89% May
95 % Mar
48
40
42
48
60
46%
50
40
125
41
May
Apr
18
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Apr
40
410
40
May
12
11
12
2,770
10
May
51
52%
5,528
41
Feb
53
44
May
44
44% "
Apr
47
Apr
31%
51
Jan
35!4
Apr
77%
77
Mar
78
Feb
35
Apr
1,169
24! a
Feb
29%
Jan
33%
Apr
40
Jan
3.25
3 55
80.339
Canada
Cement
$1.30
29%
260
0
Canada
2,980
4 % %
May
3.10 1 May
54%
Jan
3.60 May
58
58
58 %
1.155
55% Mar
59
—10
Jan
39%
39%
40
1,239
38
42%
Jan
20
55
410
28
Mar
May
May
common
•
common—&
Canada
5%
British
Apr
Canadian
Bronze
62
28
29
1,106
25
27
28
771
26
41
1,256
108% 108%
50
1
.100
•
.
Aluminium
common
13%
30%
11
Apr
Feb
42
Apr
101
Jan
108% May
49
90
48
May
90% May
55
90%
42
335
29
Jan
44
%
11%
11%
400
11
Apr
100
May
35% Jan
41
•
Jan
29
49
-
Feb
Jan
90%
—
•
—10
Mar
43
41
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—50
preferred
40
29%
1,735
39%
preferred
Canadian
815
78
41
Safeway Ltd 4.40 pfd
Steamship common
Jan
31%
27
preferred
58%
43
II20
Foundries
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common$1.25
28 %
180
common— —10
preferred
Iron
Canada Malting common
Canada
46
Telephone
Power
Apr
Feb
Mar
52
Building Products
Jan
46
I*
•
Products-
Calgary
50
Apr
42
48
•
42%
45
90
—
—
May
46
High
13,122
1.00
50
—
Power
Feb
Low
43%
28
-
Forest
Jan
4.107
30
preferred
Columbia
40
034
28
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_
Columbia
50
47%
23
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
100
British
105
Shares
Low
—
British
125
for Week
43%
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preferred
preferred
May
Feb
33
055 a55%
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May
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45
46%
*
4 Va %
Jan
465
46%
0
Oil
Sales
Range
British Columbia Elec Co
•,
4%%
Feb
Paper
American
Jan
Mav
26
26%
7%
157
British
Jan
Apr
21
26%
_
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footnotes
Jan
42!'a
2134
8%
21
144 >'4
a
23
24
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B
For
Apr
Jan
Week's
of Prices
1.08
__50
of N A 5% pfd
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Corp Ltd
•
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High
35%
Apr
155
44!
25
„10
—
&
May
7%
18
7
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preferred
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22
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42
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46
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of
Class
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of
100
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preferred
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Bailey
Bank
50
preferred
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100
18
94
~25
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Argus
$2.50
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preferred
Canadian Pulp
Asbestos
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18
Feb
25
———----—•
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Low
30%
,
Bowater Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
2,595
a 22%
*
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$2.40
100
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32%
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Aluminium
_
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Telephone
Rights
High
%
3
%
_
preferred
Shares
Bell
..
——
57o
of Prices
31
-
—
Acadia-Atlantic
for Week
Low
313 4
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Range
_
31
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Par
MAY
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
ENDED
Fnnds
Friday
STOCKS
FOR WEEK
94
12%
Mar
Mar
May
Jan
50
49%
50 %
2.249
45
Feb
55%
26
25%
26 %
2.525
23%
Apr
26% May
—23
27%
27
27%
450
a
17%
16%
18
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29
29
30%
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26%
37%
t
Jan
May
78%
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United Gas Improvement—
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|
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Feb
14%
26%
10
\
,
30 Va
80%
,
l
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26;%'
32%
May
:
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;
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21
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26
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Union Trust Co of the District
Jan
1,322
15
66
7% Mar
14
f
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15% May
46%
Feb
36
1,023
30%
•
—50
Co
20
V
21%
58%
Gas
!
2,195
16%
■.-■-__
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43% May
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9
10
common
13%
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1,595
20%
30
9
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63 %
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Mar
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Jan
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2,966 "
33%
29% May
49%
(Un)—
43
15% Feb
"
26%
10
Jan
180
28 3 4
Explor
35% May
88% May
Feb
54
350
V
26%.
r-.'
Light
common
May
20% May
71%
;
43?a"
26%
15
34
'
44:%
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Corp
Co
29!
Feb
6% May
26% Feb
74%
;
51% May
37% Apr
41% May
May
118
—.5
(Un)__
80
496""
41%
15'A
&
divid 'preference
Jersey
Jan
Apr
Apr
13
31% Feb
604
57
18% '
26
■United Corp
72% May
46%
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Woolworth
2!)
Feb
28%
«10
(Un)
44
17%
36%
Columbia
Jan
28%
(Un)
Telegraph
Oil
20
40%
16% May
27% Apr
Stores
Basin
34
20
12.50
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wllliston
a
33%
1
—-
Westinghouse Air Brake
34
25%
Corp
Power
44% May
—16%
Co——10
com
195
88%
37%
"--
110
6!
20
Westates Petroleum pfd (Un)—
West Coast Life Insurance (Un)_
Western Air Lines Inc
Western
54 %
2,314
6%
33% May
40% Feb ?
114
37;%
1
,
33%
16%o
Apr
14'
37:
—
—
34% Jan
37%
80%
Jan
Jan
35%
5
..
—10
Oil
'41% Feb
742
V-
32% May
64 Va
"
44
1
.
1
Co-
172
36%
Jan
Apr
Feb
common
Equipment
;
May
10
common..
11%
34
21V2 May
7% Jan
.•-56
Jan
27
-10
Aircraft Corp (UnnT
Fruit
Co——————
S
South
Jan
15%
27 V* May
13% Apr
33
15%
*
2
(Un)
50
49 %
_—1
—
—
—
Sun Oil Co
29% May
29
42%
50c
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436
12%
428/a
Scott Paper Co—
Jan
Feb
Jan
164
228
25
Ry Co
U
8%
23%
21
29
33 %
-■«
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Inc
Feb
29
Corp
Industries
27%
6%
33 %
(Un)_
___
Union Sugar u.———
United Air Lines Inc
S
May
25
Union Oil Co of Calif
United
60
Jan
7.50
1
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
United
May
Mar
18% May
76! a May
27%
455"
76%
'43%
5
common
Chemicals
Reading Co
:
68 %
.
U
65
$1.40
55
May
61% 'Jan
Feb
14%
(Un)
Union-Pacific
Mar
50% Mar
■
51
—
Carbide
43"
53%
,
145
1
common—-
Electric Co
41% May
820
5
Corp
TreeSweet Products Co..—.
Tri-Continental Corp
(Un)
Union
Jan
24 3b May
25
Tishman Realty & Const Co.._
World Airlines Inc
Union
8,840
45%
Feb
314
_
Trans
Warrants
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Co
;
Corp
Potomac Electric Power common.
Progress Mfg Co
1—i.—
U_.
Public Service Electric & Gas com.
Jan
59
1
Transamerica
447
65
46%
18%
A
Co
54
114
Jan
16% Mar
34%
18
ri. 66%
!„•.
Philco
24% May
74%
1
—
Thriftimart class
55
54
Jan
Feb
59
(Un)
—
(Un)
Gulf
Textron
53%
-
Jan
27%
33%
56%
———2
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Jan
40% May
249
62%
5
Co
Texas Co
55.
64%
5%
20 '"
,
2,075
(The)
Pennsalt
30% Mqr
30',4 Apr
Mar
383i Mar
350
'••
9%
95
402
88%
Pennroad Corn
Feb
72
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Sylvania Electric Products
&
'4
"
20%
1,518"
TV" 42%
a
153
33
36
—10
5
Martin
(The)" Co
Merck & Co Inc
May
"
18!h
—-
Mold
Swift
51
24
5
common
Sunray Mid-Continent
Super
,
JO
Co.—
Studebaker Packard
Hecht
Jan
Feb
10
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Stauffer
40!
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'
22%
22"%
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25
;
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40%
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43%
11%
20%
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—
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Apr
15
74%.
10
at
Co__!
Dairies
Pennsylvania
1,420
«
(Ind)
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Jan
27% May
28% May
490
-
(4%
24%
50c
com
29
4%
*
of
28%
950
24%
(U11)
Corp
Oil
29
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Co
Standard Brands Inc
27%
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—_
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27%;
25
1..
.
Southern
Southern
Southern
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America
.
Apr
30
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t.
A
ser
of
31 %
Jan
48%
10
—
General Motors Corp J:
May
193e
20% May
"
pfd
A
Foremost
64% May
67! 2 May
59% May
Mar
102
51
Ford
Jan
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Feb
Co
Class
Jan
26"%
Jan
55%
Feb
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Southern Cai Gas Co
G5c
29
42% "Feb
207
885
Fidelity & Deposit
Jan
28
300
12%
74%
1
33%
Finance
Jan
"
32%
33
25
36
v
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Feb
1,232
%
25
pfd_
Feb
"I ,55% May
;i6% Apr
26% Feb
50% May
1,667
<■
'19
f
1,640
27
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'
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Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)...;
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.
"
3c
58%
1.80
31%
52% May
180Va Mar
"12% Feb
294
"
32%
Electric'Storage Battery
Feb
jiSe. Mar
14"
.
170 Va
267
30
11
Delaware Power & Light
common„13%
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>
10
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3,006
20%
20%
:
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13%
50
.
581
High
26% Mar
52.%
29%
1
Campbell Soup Co.
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
J 80
44% Mar
521
'
3
;
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6174
May
16% Apr
74% May
22%
21%
*
—.
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30
13
$2.50 non-cum preferred
Low
27 %
178% 179%
28%
30
29%
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Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27
178%
*
common
Shares
51%
Budd Company
Jan
237
74%
34
;34
_5'
1,739
726
27
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
54% May
42% May
32% Feb
-I
Tel
•Baltimore Transit Co
73% May
Feb
(Un)
&
for Week
Low
10
Co_
Stores
Tel
common
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Electric
Jan
33
Steel
American
Jan
28%
■
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American
Mar
99c
Feb
com
.
58
21 !4
May
.710
Par
Alan
Sales
Range
of Prices
i
Sale Price
Apr
64% May
Feb
Week's
Last
Jan
25%
90c;[Feb
63% Feb
24
stocks
22% May
V# Jan
17%
110
30%
'
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"•668 :
92c
24
10
Solar Aircraft Co.*.
18%-
92c
30%
-
'
34
;
Feb
1
(Un)
Co
56 %
18%
18%:
»
1
Seaboard Finance Co
59%
Friday
39% May
22% Mar
230
——_
*
cum
<.an
505
27%
54%
(Un)—25
Co
Mauricio Minings
Schenley Industries (Un)
;v 4.325c
lbV4
6,112
1
San
Southern
Jan
24
1
Inc
Scott Paper,
Steel
Jan
59
22%
Regis. Paper?. C<y (Un)
Diego Gas 8r Elec com—;
Sharon
31%
Feb
19%
San
Sears Roebuck .&
Feb
48%
23%
59%
!
Inc_
Lead
24%
23%
•
Ryan Aeronautical Co__
St Joseph
135
597
26%
53%
i
Riverside Cement Co class A
Aircraft Corp
St
Feb
53%
1
Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Safeway Stores
16%
27%
10
Corp_.
and W Fine Foods
25% May
414
V
Jan
21%
(Un)
Rohr
S
462
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Manufacturing
Ranch
26%
20%
10
.
Philadelphia - Baltimore Slock Exchange
High
31%
20%
__1
_
'
601
__1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Richfield
Low
37%
26%
26%
MAY 31
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37%
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon Inc
Rice
Shares
Low
•
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
24
Mar
16% May
25% Feb
28
Jan
May
18
May
30% May
i
The Commercial and Financial
40
Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
(2592)
CANADIAN MARKETS
fob week
range
Last
•
class
Canners
Canadian
28 V*
15
16 %
90.
6%
6%
7
1,785
Husky Oil
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Industries
Canadian
International Power
common
Coghlin
class
Corbys
Class
Dome
15
May
10%
1,075
33
34%
8,960
28%
Feb
1,968
23%
Apr
26 y«
32
185
27
Apr
32%
7%
8
2,839
16
16%
655
16
Jan
17
13 %
625
10
Feb
23%
23%
6,000
23
May
27
27%
145
25
Apr
26% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
7%
Jan
—
16
Mar
15
Jan
28% Apr
3,555
700
5,056
26%
26
26%
33
Jan
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
9.50
27% May
19'A
Feb
7
Jan
9
7%
7%
160
14
14%
225
32%
31%
32%
1,880
26% Mar
33
97
97
50
96
97%
13%
Feb
May
475
51
Jan
15
15
15
200
14
Mar
24%
22
24%
33,347
56
52%
56
300
0%
11%
19.415
Ltd
68
67
68
II20
3
10%
8%
8
8%
53
2,578
125
Donohue Bros Ltd new common— 3%
12
12
12%
1,170
12
30
30
30
1,635
22
21%
22
1,645
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6
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83
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———
*
—*
Kootenay Power
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd—
—„
May
May
82'A
6
Mar
25%
150
25
49 %
49%
25
49
Mar
Apr
all
all
25
11
Feb
17
17%
565
15%
53%
53%
490
52%
23%
23%
23%
1,210
21
28
28
29 %
2,955
28
*
31
30
31
1,605
27'A
100
100
105%
—1
59'/a
5
;
—
Dynamics
a40%
Motors
Wares
Jan
May
27%
Jan
58
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
18
May
55%
Apr
25%
Apr
Jan
33%
Jan
31 % May
50
100
May
103
Feb
105% 105%
10
105
Jan
108
May
59%
2,110
53
Jan
66
Apr
100
100
56%
125
a40% a40%
—' a6%
37'A Mar
105
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7
Apr
41
May
8
Jan
47
45%
47
3,190
38%
Feb
24%
25%
1,675
22
Apr
26
Home Oil class A
2
19%
18%
20
6,704
11%
Jan
23% May
*
19%
17%
19 %
5,315
11
Jan
231/2 Ma y
Indust Accept Corp common
of
Jan
May
9,312
50% Mar
60
12%
12%
4,470
11
12%
5%
5%
5%
100
29%
60
30%
Mar
5%
6,3i5
Feb
23
Mar
30% May
50
50
100
44
Mar
50%
Feb
87
215
85% May
94
Apr
16
Jan
21
pfd___25
6%
Feb
85%
2,640
a22%
a22%
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51
21
Mar
23
•
May
104%
107
6,029
94%
Feb
110%
Apr
Jan
98
96
98
1,377
90'A Mar
102%
St Lawrence
54%
56%
807
42%
62%
60
62%
1,235
47%
59
59
62
3,177
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35
Lines
5
Ltd
common..*
Jan
57%
Apr
Jan
64% May
47%
Jan
62
May
21
Apr
24
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25
18
Mar
19'A May
3
19%
19%
104
18
Jan
12%
13%
9,770
8%
8%
125
18% al8%
100
•
13
•
Power
Steel
Struct
a
com
53
53
9
Jan
19% May
13% May
8%
Jan
9% Mar
18
Jan
class
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Frontenac
25
44
Jan
53
May
14
32
31%
33
1,595
28
Mar
35
Jan
•
7'A
7%
7%
12,741
6
Feb
83
82%
83
400
79
May
B
common
Preferred
Oil
100
Ltd
B
77
Brown
Ogilvle Flour Mills
Packers
Gen
Canadian
7% May
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
5%
Power
Canadian
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Canadian
&
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Food
Prods
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Kootenay Power 7%
Ford
Motor
Horner
of
Co
Hubbard
W>
Ltd
Felt Co
Lowney
Ltd,
Co
MacLaren
Walter
Power
&
Oil
McColl-Frontenac
Minnesota
Moore
Canada
f
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Ltd———
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Premier
Russell
Industries
Southern
Traders
Canada
Finance
red
5%
Rights
United
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Pen
Co Ltd
Products
Windsor
Hotel
Algom
Alta
Mines
285
49%
Jan
6' %
5
14
Jan
15% Mar
100
13%
Apr
14
365
42
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47
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—
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Metal
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
18
Jan
Feb
55
Feb
70c
Apr
25
36%c
22%
45c
23%
16,000
1,000
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1,0.0
31c
1,500
20c
Apr
7'AC
31c
Jan
10c
41
1.93
26
May
13
Jan
Bouzan
Feb
45%
Jan
Burnt Hill
Jan
23%
Apr
11c
Feb
Mar
35c
Apr
Apr
17c
Feb
2.00
Jan
20%
Jan
Apr
Feb
1.40
12c
May
Feb
1.75
30c
Jan
2.15
Jan
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7c
9c
4,560
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Apr
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10c
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Jan
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3,000
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Mar
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May
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3,000
16
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20%
Jan
1.75
Apr
*
__
1.45
1.60
5,500
85c
Jan
1
13c
13c
4,000
13c
May
15c
15c
2,000
15c May
45c
20,500
1
Oil &
Rare
36%c May
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd-
May
May
Lake
37c
May
Jan
35c
Jan
32c
Jan
150
Jan
1
Gold
38c
37c
Mines Ltd_a_l
6%c
6'Ac
7c
6,000.
2.75
53c
2.78
60c
700
47,600
40c
Jan
13c
13c
1,500
13c
Apr
23c
Jan
26,566
18,800
24c
Feb
34c
May
5c
May
18c
Mar
20c
Feb
38c
May
Refining
__
1
57c
1
33c
30c
trust—*
5%c
30c
5c
25c
33c
5'Ac
30c
1
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73c
80c
18,900
6,000
96c
96c
1,500
2.85
3.20
300
1.30
1.34
7,800
31
32%
700
7c
7c
2,000
a9.60
Corp
Metals Ltd voting
6,035
6%c May
2.24
Apr
11c
Jan
3.00 May
69c
May
76i/2 May
50
16%
May
Feb
59
Jan
Mines Ltd
Cabanga
;
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Developments
Petroleums
Uranium
1
Ltd
*
;
Ltd
1.34
*
32%
—
Ltd—
25% May
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
19
Apr
Canadian
Admiral Oils Ltd
77
May
Canadian
Atlantic
Jan
Canadian
Oil
16
Jan
19%
28%
Jan
36% Mar
Mar
16% May
Canadian
Devonian
18%
Canadian
Homestead
13
15% May
Collieries
Common
Jan
Co
.
I
—1
64
Mar
2.85
25c
Corp Ltd
Mines
17% Feb
5%
6,466
6.55 May
23%
4.30
7'A
1
Ltd
Co
1
Red
25%
16%
Apr
10%
1,835
5,0)0
3,400
Belcher Mining Corp Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
23
16
5.60 May
22%
3.10
20c
1.93
Beatrice
55%
*
too
1,850
1
Calumet
550
4,835
12c
1.81
Bornite Copper Corp
16%
6.35
23'A
4.10
7%
12c
Jan
Mar
16
84% May
1
Jan
10% May
125
Jan
7,000
45
39
2,310
63%
5,600
Mining
22
18%
Jan
325
11c
57%
Bay
105
17%
Jan
12
79
1.52
Bateman
Boreal
a30% a30%
May
43
144% May
10c
Ltd
May
100
42
Apr
Jan
1.45
May
Mines
141
3,493
May
104%
1.50
Ltd—
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
138
Apr
8% May
235
1
Ltd
100
76%
May
22
3,255
20c
Ltd—
845
75%
j
5% May
_*
Mines
Bonnyville
18%
Fe
Apr
39
17'A
„
29
38
Apr
45%
36%
8c
—1
Barvallee
26
Feb
May
44c
Ltd
Jan
Mar
10
1,000
123
49%
1.59
30
2,125
18%
17%
1
21% Mar
25
4.70 May
49%
—
Baker Talc
680
Jan
23%
*
May
831
43
16%
11%
—
93
26
Apr
29
5*
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12%
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12c
35
May
Feb
-
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25%
May
53%
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Apr
14
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Feb
12%
51%
1
471/4
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50
*
Calgary & Edmonton
Resources
a9.75
1,150
•
54c
54c
54c
1,000
2
8.00
8.00
8.45
1,500
6'A
1,525
1
Ltd—
3
!
Petroleums
Oils
May
1.50
Jan
96c
May
1.30
Feb
1.40
Jan
Feb
1.25
Feb
24
7c
May
9'A
45c
5.90
3.20 May
1.52
33
Jan
May
11 %c Mar
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
57c
Jan
Feb
8.65 May
Ltd—
;
preferred
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73c
*
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Jan
5%
72c
72c
500
8.80
9.30
7,500
9.10
2.10
30c
May
45c
Jan
39c
Mar
82c
May
1
36c
30c
37c
200
33,200
1
Ltd
5% Mar
6'A
9.25
1
Ltd
70c
60c
73c
64,500
10c
71c
6.50
Apr
Feb
2.10 May
80c
10
Jan
Mav
2.34 May
97
97
97
280
95
Jan
97%
*
95
91%
95
3,474
£1
Feb
95
50
A Power common
preferred
41
41
41
110
40 Vi May
44%
Jan
95%
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
1
4.10
4.20
2,203
96
374
90% Mar
98
Apr
Canuba Mines Ltd
1
20c
20c
22c
4,850
20c
May
55c
Jan
1
33c
33c
35c
5,600
33c
55c
Jan
•
12c
lie
12c
9.000
11c
May
May
19c
Jan
4%c
5c
5,000
4'Ac May
8.80
9.85
31,223
•
common
Canada—
Jan
131
131
15
130
Apr
133
Jan
14
14
200
10
Jan
15
May
*
22
22
22
300
Simpsons
Ltd
•
193/4
19
19%
1,360
South am
Co
*
52
51
53
150
page 46.
Canalask
Capital
•
common
Canadian
20 %
Apr
Lithium Mines Ltd
'
May
100
^
Shirriff-Horsey
69%
Feb
10%
14%
Ltd
Calalta
see
68%
al5% al5%
95
10% Mar
Mining Corp_
Nickel
Corp
Ltd
Mar
footnotes
34
May
Feb
250
Ltd
May
For
Feb
Jan
83
9J
not
Mines Ltd
Lead
43
Breweries
28%
21
Apr
14
•
13% May
Sicks'
290
10% May
76%
855
Ltd
32
preferred
30 %
*
Jan
7%
30
19% May
Feb
.
9
19'A Mar
al5
11%
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Apr
of
15'A Mar
70
Jan
14 '
21%
(L E)
Uranium Mines
Mines
Jan
Williams
12'A May
51 %
Alscope Exploration Ltd
31
A
563
al4'A
2.70 May
Mining and Oil Stocks—
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12
Apr
10% May
Feb
1.35
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-
41
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13%
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4.50
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25
4%
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85
115% May
Apr
4.00 May
21%
Ltd
465
preferred
a20 a20'A
180
__
-
3,485
Series A
175
98'A
May
665
—
class
32
5%
6%
—
Corporations
42
Shawinigan Water
19%
10%
10%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
Mar
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19%
May
26
•
200
19%
Wainwrlght Producers & Refiners Ltd-1
13%
common
2.70
70
125
5'A
Ltd
31
Corp
2.70
*
of Canada
42
Lawrence
225
31 % Mar
Feo
Mar
5
Gas
13%
St
735
a4.00 a4.00
9%
9%
May
40
•
106 108'A
9%
22
55
Jan
108'A
125
—
40
2,118
25
125
97
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45
'
Jan
28
10
May
51%
21
125
275
20
10%
May
a22
29
39
95%
48
29%
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29
25
25
Jan
May
5'A
Union
2,460
A
43
20
Trans
51%
class
75
53
44
Corp class A
50%
Cement
48
Apr
44
Corp Fund..——
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
51
Lawrence
48
„
Apr
30% May
44
preferred—
•
St.
47%
210
45
18%
25
Mines
50
•
50
Sulphur & Iron
Mar
25
50
Jan
37%
Mar
—
39%
Jan
23
*
Trans-Canada
710
common
31
100
Atlas
93
33 'A May
200
30%
__*
Power
76%
Ltd
6,990
37
30%
10
Ltd
76
Co
May
Apr
36%
Quebec Telephone Corp common.,
~5
Reltmans
(Canada) Ltd—.
—„__*
76%
Oil
36
1st pfd_50
cum
Mills Ltd
Steel
•
Preferred
75
May
Arno
25
76
Jan
Jan
33
Arcadia
1,955
25%
10
65
5
May
29
*
5'A Mar
25
18
28%
10
220
75
/ May
25% May
22
Jan
a32
35%
—
50
Corp of Can 6%
Altex Oils
33%
_•
May
Apr
4.00
v
of
•
20
_*
-
pfd——
465
(Canada)
May
7%
Feb
5
7%
__
1,125
Paper class A
Royal Bank of Canada
19
69%
43
Rolland
100
Jan
Feb
31!/"
20
Jan
10
13%
May
Apr
50
•
50
3.2o M_r
3.00 May
75
_*
26
■
Feb
200
a32
5
Light & Pow Co Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co. Ltd com
s
36
7%
100
Newfoundland
Red
250
20
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Royal Rice
Mussens
1,605
*
Corp Ltd common—
Mount
*.6J May
<150
7%
3.00
48
—
*
A
Mar
3.65
37
*
*
pfd—
57
Feb
6
3.00
48
*
Co
Mar
37%
75
•
Ontario Paper Co
&
Jan
3.65
15
225
__5o
86% May
2234
29
common,
19'A Mar
86% May
13%
30'A
10%
Transport
5% preferred
Quebec Power
Jan
18% May
5
7%
Distilleries Ltd 6%
pfd—10
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
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26
common
44
15
*
M
4%
10%
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125
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.
•
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41%
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53%
100
common
43
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53
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23%
39
141
/%/ 23% May
75
10%
137%
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542
1,750
10%
140%
28
34%
A
class
Class A preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
26
*
35
.*
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class
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•
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24
93
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35
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.
22'A May
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Jan
39
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11
21%
May
18
—
Dominion
Mar
22
21%
35
1,350
50
Ltd
24
772
250
22
5
Works
Odll
35%
*
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IUV4
11% May
17% Jan
23%
*
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& Frere
14% Mar
.—
*
,
Zellerbach
Crown
2,125
10
(R
Ltd
Mar
23
—
*
Gas
Crain
Apr
8
15%
4,6o5"
22
49
pfd
32
„■
•
10% May
—
B—
Sec
1,580
1.3J0
—
Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers
8
17%
High
1.50 May
39 % Jan
Feb
85c
143,200
35 %
*
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—
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A—;
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Adver
1
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8%
—
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•
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for Week
11%
23
*
class
_
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(A
Sales
Range
22
1
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Co
Ltd
Powell
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—
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30
17
Exchange
8'A
Corp class A—*
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a8
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Apr
May
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15%
*
Ltd
Paper Inv
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17
92
10%
—*
——
Canadian
Anacon
24
50
of Prices
—,—100
Canadian Marconi C<f
Feb
•
common
Tubes
Co
30
8'A
Inv Trust Ltd_*
preferred
86
•
common
Products
&
16% May
Jan
Low
*
Ltd
Investments
Canadian International
Ameranium
•
common
Bros
Jan
23
*
Canadian
Jan
•
;
Sugar
class B_—
Ltd
Dreage & Dock Co Ltd
Placer Development
Price
May
12
1,295
-1
*
.
Dominion
&
Canada
Apr
*
Ltd
Timber—
&
Canada
48
5
Niagara Wire Weaving
Corp
91
570
30
Par
Canadian
82
•
National Drug & Chemical common
National Steel Car Corp
;
River
91
18%
29
Last
Company—
Bandowan
Power
91
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd-——5
Associated Artists Productions Corp—*
May
—100
Apr
May
2o% may
XtO
17%
1.45
46
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preferred-:
4.Uo
34
May
16%
18
*
33%
58% Jan
*
common
34
29
'
1.15
125
5
Penmans
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32%
701
Trust
Page-Hersey
65
1,050
33
46
Montreal
Steel
34
26'A
1.25
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78%
*
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——
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•
class A
.
Mines
34
25%
'
*
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46
Locomotive
Noranda
74% May
Feb
Friday
76
Montreal
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Feb
2.75
...
common
50
Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
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(Robt)
class "A"_
Breweries
l.OU may
67%
4.20J
Sale Price
191/2 May
100
Bloedel
&
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1.535
4.30
stocks
Jan
55
Ltd—
MacMillan
1.00
74%
Canadian
Apr
6%
21
Candy Shops
Acceptance class A
Lower
4%%
58%
x60
12%
•
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Class
60
20
Secord
Molson
46% Mar
107
Service
McColl
25
21
(John)
Lewis
A
52%
Corp common__5
Utilities
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MacKinnon
Apr
52%
•
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Jan
86%
50
common
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Laura
41
May
7.50
Canada
Interprovincial
Ltd
Mar
64
30%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Labatt
33
2,910
•
International Paper common
International
6,216
66%
10
Powders
Bronze
Nickel
Int
36%
50
100
...
nfd
Cement
Internatl
33
65 %
5
£1
80c
80c
Canadian Stock
Mexican
33
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
6%
preferred
Inland
Jan
65%
10
preferred
preferred
May
*
Paper common
Mining
Imperial Oil Ltd
$4.50
47
•
Imperial Bank
$2.25
Ltd
Feb
11%
24%
Howard Smith
Jail
17% May
4.15
—.
Central
Consolidated
9
Jan
•
•
B
Jan
9. JO
mar
73%
*.
class A...
"A"——,
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
•
common
Paper Co Ltd
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Ltd
class
preferred
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May
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Hudson
4 % Vo
Winnipeg
David
*
preferred
preferred
Apr
30Va
22
—•
5%%
13%
Jan
17
Gatlneau Power common
133% Mar
Feb
53%
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Jan
Feb
30
1
Foundation Co of Canada
Jan
9%
17
5
Corp
Canadian
Co
May
12%
79%
25%
20
—1
Electrolux Corp
Jan
15
Jan
15
East
68 'A May
39%
10% May
7% Apr
116
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of Canada Sec common—
Feb
24% May
116
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May
Feb
116
preferred.
14'A May
19%
1100
Class
(Geo)
Apr
22
31
Dominion Textile common
Lakes
Grocers
Wesson
Jan
Mar
Mar
13%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Great
Western
Jan
Mar
13
Dominion Steel & Coal
Steel
25,115
49
May
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Jan
18
30
25
preferred
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74 >/4
*
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&
Jan
31
45
30%
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16
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Jan
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5%
55
7.75
_——
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Apr
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May
Apr
14% Feb
14
50
_•
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44%
7.45
15%
May
160
4.25
Rights.
8% May
85
18%
Foundries ti Steel com—
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10 %
575
-2
Dominion
Famous
Jan
102
15%
15%
18
pfd
4 2'A
44%
•
..
Apr
73
Mar
16
Bank———
Corp
60
Feb
13'A May
15
98
18
Corsets
Ford
70
High
Jan
34% May
25%
31%
2.50
Coal 6%
Du
May
2
50
Dominion
Dow
4,708
100
100
„
7.60
Steel
Walker
May
2,002
25
Dominion Bridge
7%
19
36 %
5.295
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73 V*
60
69%
72 V2
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May
20
9%
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49
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——
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27
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7%
pfd
Range Since Jan. 1
10
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14% May
23%
Zellerbach
Distillers
&
of
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United
21 % May
18
Seal Co
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—
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a—
—
13 % May
13
A—
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16%
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Consol Mining &
Jan
9
25
(B
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15%
May
31%
Equipment
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Jan
Steinberg's 5V<t%
33%
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
Steel
Feb
Snares
High
Low
'
——
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Jan
35
--
—25
preferred—10
Ltd
Can^Ja Power
16
10%
Railway
Petrofina
Jan
a99
100
1955
—
1,360
16%
18
«.
Pacific
390
20
35%
Canadian Oil Companies common—
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59
a
16
30
6% May
200
14%
15
3,380
14%
14%
~
Canadian
20%
21%
14%
*
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Canadian
1,500
20 %
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for Week
*'
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27%
28'A
16%
—»
Jan
12%
19%
Canadian
Canadian
2,162
•
25
-
preferred '
15
13
150
25
$1.75 series———
$1.00 series
5%
14
14
14%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
14
•
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
Canadian Celanese comm
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
may 31
ended
Friday
Week's
22
Jan
Jan
17%
Apr
20%
47
Jan
56% Mar
Nickel Mines Ltd
Lithium
Carnegie
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Gold
Central-Del
Oils
Rio
!
Mines
Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
Ltd
1
•
—
—
__
9.80
8.80
Jan
Apr
5.65
Apr
7%c Jan
9.85 May
8c
1
1
3.00
—
8c
1,000
5c
May
15c
Mar
18c
19c
3,000
10c
May
27c
Jan
Volume
Number
185
5643
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
A
.
(2593)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
vV
of Prices
Shares
Par
Ltd
Low
75c
2.40
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
Cleveland Copper
Corp_____„„______l
Con-Key
Mines
Consolidated
Consol
Ltd
Consol
Denton
Halliwell
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
May
40c
Jan
27c
21 >/4
1.18
1.02
12c
12c
y. i2c
11c
12c
Mines
Frobisher
(1945)
Mines—
Geco
Ventures
Mines
Golden
Ltd
Age
Grandines
Mines
Haitian
Iso
Israel
&
3.15
6c:
2.72
9,600
7ci
2.72:
18.0
2.72
1,000
18C
15'/a
22C
12,500
15 Va
U
C
16
'
14c
1
10c
8%C
*
31c
,
a75c
30,°
a75c
31Va
33%
3 J Va
27c
30c
5,o
70,000
23 %
12c
12c
1,500
80c
HVa
80C
3oc
2dc
3oc
Oil
Co
Ltd
voting
1
trust
500
1
2dlA
2"*%
2,uU0
24'4
3,0)0
19,700
6c
May
31c
May
loc
1.30
1
13C
loc
lt/C
5,vvj
Mid-Cnibougamau Mines Ltd—1
1.45
1.55
1.83
1.56
1.85
21c
20c
21c
Mogador
Mines
Ltd—
New
Formaaue
Mines
New
Jack
Uranium
New
Pacific
94 %
1
.;
Lake
Coal
Santiago
&
Ltd
94 %
235
4.50
4.50
400
32c
t 37c
32c
1.75
1.47
West
Amulet
Mines
28c
32c
59,500
12 VaC
16c
10,150
1.87
1.95
2,975
10V2C
II,000
American
Asbestos
Corp
American Rare Metals
Northspan Uranium Mines
Obalski
(1945)
Oils
Pennbec Mining
Gas
Gold
Phillips Oil
Gold
Co
18c
2.70
1
30c
38c
11%
1,250
64c
80c
202,400
72c
30
9,500
15c
33c
May
21,120
30c
Jan
3.75
3,900
64c
8,740
64c
1,000
1.50
1.59
14,200
8%c
9 V2c
7'/2c
6 Vac
8
V2c
15,500
29c
26 Vac
32c
18,000
9,800
1.52
8
1
'/a c
7,500
67c
600
60c
14c
May
4,000
12c
Jan
12c
13c
27,000
38c
45c
Quemont
♦
13 %
13%
100
^1
1.05
1.05
300
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd
Red Crest Gold Mines
Stadacona
Standard
*
1
Ltd
Gold
Ltd
Oil
(1944 >
Gas
Cons
Tazin
Tib
Mines
18 Va
Jan
VaC
112,800
7c
May
19c
93c
41,400
55c
Feb
99c
74c
Apr
7c
10,030
35c
5 V2c May
37c
5,000
30c
15c
15c
4,500
13c
4.75
560
2,350
15c
Ltd
1.32
1.38
4,800
3.15
64c
Apr
Jan
21
22 >4
2.90
3.00
1.550
24c
23c
34c
60,400
23c
May
Feb
2.90 May
23
4.00
57c
May
12C
11c
12c
4.530
10c
May
30c
48c
Jan
60c
168,400
10c
Jan
60c
May
16,900
18c
Apr
60c
Jan
1
32c
32c
37C
Bouzan
-
&
Ascot
West
44th St.,
New
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
see
page
46.
Jan
49c
94c
22 % Mar
24
24 Va
150
7c
7c
8c
15,010
1.79
1.95
17 Va
Jan
Apr
1.65
1,700
42
28c
Jan
May
Feb
25% Mar
13 %c
Jan
2.20
Jan
40c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
88c
May
18 Va May
15% Mar
41
Apr
43
46
Jan
135
44
Jan
57
13c
7,500
May
12c
3.50
__
125
45
12c
Feb
19c
3.50
500
3.50
Apr
Apr
4.50 Jan
10%
:
10%
11%
9% May
4,850
116 118 Va
i3Va
14
14
11% May
118% May
"15% Apr
840
:
90
Jan
.I" 981
7
Jan
*
5%
5%
5%
26 Va
26
26%
2,969
24
11c
10c
11c
1,700
10c
60c
86c
859,400
22,759
2,115
5
Mar
Feb
Mar
6
Mar
29%
Jan
14c
Jan
68c
He
9 VaC
11c
9c
Jan
22c
: 20c
23c
15,600
20c
14c
Jan
14c
May
39c
13c
232,650
10c
Apr
21c
Jan
1-85
1.71
1.85
20VaC
1,510
Mar
1.60 Mar
2.01
Jan
50c
200
50c
May
1.10
Apr
7,000
8c
Mar
12 %c
Jan
17Va
12,355
17%
33
35
1,188
2.61
2.57
2.80
7,600
16%
30c
30c 31 %c
10,831
9 %c
10c
48
3,283
3.30
3.55
58'A
1,186
20%
41
58
4.75
4.75
54
Mar
2.40
23 %c
32,530
57 '/a
15% Mar
32
12,449
46%
—
46%
4.75
Feb
Feb
9c
Feb
46
May
3.10 May
55%
Feb
4.75
28c
28c
29c
10,533
28c
41c
May
Apr
41c
50c
6,850
40c
May
42c
Jan
May
12 Vac Mar
54%
Jan
3.65 May
59
Jan
5.00 Feb
45c
Jan
84c
Jan
1
70c
69c
72c
6,400
07c
Feb
66c
75c
Jan
65c
70c
28,100
62c
Jan
*
37c
92c
35c
37c
May
65,550
25c
9%c
10c
8,800
54 %
54 %
54 %
25
1-05
1.04
1.12
18,216
—
*
—_—
7
6%
7%
1.15
1.15
1.24
4,550
*
25c
24c
27c
9,700
2.90
2.60
2.90
216,667
1
—
1.60
1.65
900
42%
43%
12,166
—_25--
43%
1.10
1.07
1.14
33,295
50c
1.75
1.60
1.85
14,350
—-1
17%c
17c 17%c
48,717
1
Ltd
*
Jan
7 Va
May
1.05 Mar
1.75
Jan
24c
May
1.58
Apr
1.60 May
42 % May
1.07 May
1.60 May
17c
40c
Jan
3.15 May
1.93 Jan
46 Va May
1.14 May
2.75
|Jan
May
32c
Feb
6%c
Jan
2.16
2.05
12c
Jan
2.25
16,540
1.75
Feb
2.65
Jan
4-15
1.40
1
1
Ltd—
—
1
1,710
25c
100
87c
5,200
70c
9c
7,143
8%c
14c
Mar
13c
10,500
8VaC
Feb
15c
12c
May
1,500
12c
Mar
18 Vac
72c
81c
61,400
72c
May
1.55
J an
40%
41
140
40 % May
43% Feb
45 Va
May
72c
—
47
47
225
5'A
—
5%
3,426
7 Vac
1,000
7c
3.75
4 40
4.25
4.40
1.220
9%
8aA
9%
39,553
50
49 V2
60
8.00
372
4.10
Jan
18
18
25
15%
Jan
1
84c
75c
90c
421,700
2.90
2.90
3.15
6,450
*
56%
55%
57
13,261
Electric—
80'A
100
80%
80%
65
43
42c
Jan
Mar
2.60 Mar
43 %
Feb
78% May
Jan
48% Mar
57A
10c
Apr
Jan
5.45 Mar
9% Mar
49 Va May
8.00 May
18 Va
90c
3.25
Apr
May
Jan
57 % May
84
Feb
90(4
90 %
80
Apr
953A Mar
48
48
48%
880
46%
Apr
50
41%
Jan
—
50
50
Jan
7.50
—1
class A
Feb
48 %
Ltd
Products
7%
May
18
—
Petroleum
-
4.85 Mar
8.00
*
5%
preferred
4%%
preferred
Jan
7%c
—
•
100
Jan
12c
——*
Columbia
Jan
6% Mar
1.12
12c
—1
—-
Feb
1.60 Mar
70c
8%c
—1
common—
May
12c
—50
common
Feb
Mar
5 Va
1.3c.
50
—!
90c
25c
5Ve
81c
8%c
7,000
25c
5Va
—
—
—
-1
-——
B
Apr
Feb
5%
4,065
—
Columbia Forest
Jan
1.89
7%c
—
1
common
Columbia Packers
Mar
60
1.15
Mines—
British
96c
47c
12c
May
May
7c
1
British
Jan
Mar
8c
55
1,645
1
——1
Mines
y
90
Mar
%
41 Va
41%
270
•
11%
11%
11%
5,045
10 Va May
13%
•
>16
16
16%
350
14%
Feb
17
Apr
13%
Jan
17%
Apr
Feb
52 % May
41
*
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Telephone Co—_—25
*
1
16%
17
200
51
52
4
8,637
41
44
43
44
2
629
43
81c
80c
81c
5,300
-
Eritish
Mines
Jan
Jan
3.30
-*
—
Traction
Feb
8 Vac
34%
1
—
17c
8c
8c
1
Ltd—
1.16 Mar
50c
*
-1
—
Reef
Jan
7c
27,955
10
Oil
Class
12c
Copper
British
footnotes
Feb
13
700
70c
—-*
American
Broulan
For
61%
11% May
3.40
_,—
preferred
4%% preferred—
JOHN'S, P. Q.
60
180
24
1
4%
City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
275
70c
1
British
Office:
York
39,000
51
11%
70c
1
British
Branch
65
20c
11%
*
B„:—
.——■—
Paper
Brilund Mines
Phillips Square
18c
50 Va
50 %
10
preferred
Britalta
1203
18 %c
1.95
—
Gold
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
Jan
41 Va
pfd
EXCHANGE
Local Branch:
2.00
46
Mines
Bright (T G)
West, Montreal
Feb
42
Gold
STOCK
St.
1.40
Jan
1
Uranium-
CANADIAN
Dame
10,629
—
STOCK
Notre
1.54
May
37c
Mines
TORONTO
230
6.25
1.45
25c
Warrants
EXCHANGE
Apr
1.50
100
Bridge & Tank preferred—
HART
MONTREAL STOCK
4.80
25,500
———
MEMBERS:
200
30c
Mines-—
Bralorne Mines
SAVARD
5,400
Mines
Mines
Brazilian
Jan
1.40
6.00
1
class
Corp 5%
Boy mar
1.98
1.36
6.00
5
81c
—
Hats
Bowater
Feb
70c
—1
Mines
5 % %
Jan
29c
75c
_————-—
Gold
Bowater
48%
Jan
15c
32c
30c
Copper Corp
Bouscadillac
May
May
Apr
1.26 May
772
May
45 %
16 %
Scotia
Mines
Bordulac
Jan
Jan
59c
45%
17
157
413/4 May
443/8 Peb
12,200
Mines
Quebec
Bay
Bonville
May
1
Ltd
Bidcop
Biltmore
Black
2.99
9,494
45,774
—
Uranium
Jan
21%
44
45 Vb
40c
Ltd
Warrants
Jan
.*
Ltd
Bicroft
Apr
1.44
Feb
41%
45'A
20c
—1
Mines
6.25
Jan
Jan
108%
460
81c
Mining
Yukon
22c
1
17%
42c
Bevcon
Bibis
Jan
Jan
1
5,250
9c
8
8,081
17'A
Lodge Uranium
Apr
1
;
—
Ltd
8.00
2,900
157
1
Telephone
Rights
May
Apr
14 Va
Mai
1
——
Bethlehem
63c
95 Va
14
1
Bell
Jan
Jan
93 Va
144 Va
*
Belcher Mining Corp—.
1.45 Mar
92
25% May
95 Va Apr
—--—50
Exploration
Belleterre
Feb
6c
1.34
Beaver
50c
1
Uranium
Beaucage
Feb
Jan
433/4
——*"
Bathurst Power & Paper class A——•
Mar
May
1.05
6.05 May
1
20c
Jan
35c
18%
-*
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
2.35 May
1.70
3,000
5,525
—50
Traction.
Metals
Jan
48c
155
Bata Petroleums Ltd—
Jan
Mar
13
1,000
1
Jan
1.25
Jan
1,200
.
2.28
26c
77c
72c
.1
*
Base
May
6.30
1
Barymin
Apr
38c
72c
•
Mines,
Exploration
Jan
6.10
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mines
6c
72c
Ltd
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Tacne Lake
1.99 Mar
6.20
Mines Ltd
Mines
&
8
1.10 May
1
.
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
Stanwell
7c
77c
Feb
3.70
Baska
50c
Mines
Mines
7c
80c
Metals
Ltd
46,800
75c
1.85
23 V2
1
Mines
13c
600
Nova
Mines
Jan
595
Jan
22
94 Va
-
Barnat
1.98
1.40 May
1.25 Feb
3,750
1.45
88c
35c
Mines
Cons
Barvue
26V2c May
Jan
46c
*
Montreal
Barcelona
5.00
18c
Mines
Mines
of
9.90 May
10 Va Mar
50c
Jan
60c
2.17
Bank
Apr
Feb
3.430
1.65
1.45
1
Rights
May
1.40
23%
20c
Oils
Jan
60c
Ltd
1.85
Feb
7.25
35c
Resources
Prods
15c
1
5,640
67c
Jan
23c
10% May
300
20c
preferred
of
17 Vac
Feb
1.40
Mines
Mines
17c
1.20
2.17
Fabric
Bankfield
Feb
1
River
Bank
Apr
May
6.00
*
Mines
Bankeno
Jan
3.90
1 60
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
30 Vb May
32c
Jan
7.00
10c
17 %c
26,828
—50c
Mines
Gold
5%
6.85
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Gold Mines
Banff
9.85;
21
*
May
3.55
"
Jan
9.80
6,050
10% \
Jan
177/« May
16,000
18c
9.80
Feb
9
Jan
—
Yeilowknife
Avillabona
14c
18c
10Va
110
Aumaque
May
,45c
730
Apr
7
44c
—
Aumacho
Apr
80c
18 Va
Jan
24
20c
.—
Corp Ltd—
for Quebec
exch
6 V2c May
1.10
40c
Soma-Duvernay Gold
8c
Jan
3.25
12 %C
Sherritt-Gordon
Feb
1.40
1.17
1
&
34c
Jan
3.50
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Co
2.40
Ltd_l
1
Uranium
Feb
32c
1
Metallurgical Indus Ltd—,
Mining
16 '/2
3.50
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Rexspar
14%
Feb
_•
Chibougamau Gold Fields
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
Rocky Petroleums
54c
Feb
15c
3.65
1
Quebec
Radiore Uranium
May
11c
18
35%
Feb
Jan
30c
100
High
Feb
22% Mar
10c
Mines
common.——
Metals
Aunor
Jan
2.90
7%
12VaC
50
preferred
Gold Mines
Aubelle
Apr
33c
9.50
15c
1
1
Jan
30 VB
2
Ltd
25,400
May
2.30
7%
Low
30
28.312
Steels
Auto
18c
27 Va
Ltd_l
2
8,800
21,100
11%
Ltd_l
!
19c
2.84I
335
1
Atlin-Ruffner
9.00 Mar
35c
pfd
Nickel
Atlas
1.80 Mar
Jan
Ltd
Mining
27c
Jan
5.60
Ltd—
Development
Apr
1.25
1,500
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Quebec Oil
20c
5,000
6,160
22%
*
Atlas
|
lOVaC Apr
7.40
1
preferred
Producers
7%c
32%
22%
Debentures
Jan
Jan
31%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11c 12V2c
Warrants
LAtlantic Acceptance common—
Jan
25c
1.70
Mining Co
Gas
17c
12c
Mar
7.15
2.80
4 Va %
—-
May
8hares
Jan
Corp 1 new for each 3 old
Associated Artists Productions new—25c
Jan
for Week
14%
$2.40
Feb
14c
Sales
Range
May
Imperial
Being
Week's
of Prices
Low
-Corp'-i.——\'C_■
Ascot
Exchange
Funds
26c
*
Develop
Ash Temple
Jan
Mar
500
Jan
01c
Mines
Arjon
Jan
2.00
1.65
Ltd
Explorations
Mines
62c
49c
6c
20c
27c
4.300
com
-
Jan
May
Feb
May
•
Argus Corp common
$2 V2 preferred
Jan
10c
1,500
13c
10,600
Oils
new
Consolidated
Area
1.85 May
7.25
Corp
4%%
2.08
65c
12c
8 V2c
12,000
Jan
74c
Petroleums
Arcadia
Jan
1.65
._1
:
—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Permo
55c
8,000
8%c
1
Canadian
1,500
14c
•
Lead Mines
Apex
Jan
2,000
15c
20c
_90c
Mines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1.70 Mar
23c
12 V2c May
1.40 Jan
Jan
13c
*
Co
Oil
Anthes
Apr
9c
Jan
33c
Anglo Rouyn Mines.;—j.
May
26c
1.05
69c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
Jan
1
Ltd
Orchan Uranium
60c
:—1
Ltd
Perron
8%c
1
Ltd
Opemisce Explorers Ltd—
Partridge
12c
May
Apr
2.80
2.65 Mar
15c
:>
24 V4
5.00
1.86
Mar
27c
1
Anchor
13Vic Jan
96 V2
1.20 Mar
91c
7.00
100
Anacon
Jan
Jan
28c
1
23c
Apr
1.87
10 %c lOVaC
7c
8c
Amurex
Jan
May
29,200
29,675
Cons
Ltd
Aluminum
Mar
Mar
May
1.45 May
34,700
12c
Warrants
May
35c
65c
1
Ltd
80c
3.80 Mar
32c
1.00
—
Pacific
Aluminium
Arcan
73
Feb
96c
Jan
74c
Algoma Steel
1.75 May
1.08 Apr
♦
Ltd—-———1
May
May
8c
54c
33c
common
debentures
Apr
98c
2.05
10c
1.30
Apr
18c
1
trust
Jan
19,300
1.75
55c
10c
May
65c
May
1.86
50c
2.25 May
5c
99c
2.35
Feb 1
1
Uranium
5%
20c
Ltd
A*.
Alberta
Algom
3,800
Mines Ltd
Oils
Mines -Ltd
Mines
9,000
57,600
j.
65c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New Vinray Mines
Ltd—————_1
Nocana
13,585
1.96
1
New
Sullivan
Feb
200
9C
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
i_l
Monpre Uranium Exploration
_1
Montgary Explorations Ltd———!
Tarbell
18%
2.25
6c
1.30
Voting
Jan
17
2.25
11,000
May
50c
Gold
Ltd
Amalgamated Larder
Mar
5%o
1
Yeilowknife
Alberta Distillers
21c
23
Ltd
Explorations
2IV2 Mar
33 Va
Mines
Akaitcho
Jan
60c
11c
5c
'
American Leduc Petroleums
American Nepheline
2.25
1.30
13c
May
35c
7%
trust
Jan
b-/2c
_1
Voting
Alba
Jan,
Mar
May
78c
22%
.1'?
Ajax Petroleums
Jan
28c
14 V2
42
8,025
15,000
_*
Jan
*
I,6rti>
100
Mar
May
43c
33% Mar
89c
1
«
Oil
Jan
1
45c
30c
45c
&
13c
•
45c
Gas
54c
Co Ltd
Corp
I
46c
of
Canada
Ltd
Uranium Mines Ltd
Copper Mining
1.50
Quebec
Jan
820
Jan
Apr
35c
•
Jan
5c
500
14c
Jan
37c
85c
•
A
May
32c
36,JU0
50c
14 Va' 14 Va
lie
lzc
1
1
2,000
6 V2c
Apr
May
16c
35C
5c
:
1
May
71c
50C
5c
__1
Ltd
</0
Feb
21c
35c
1
;
Ltd
500
14,'/
Acme
a
12c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
5
Medallion Petroleums Ltd
1.25
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
1
Merrill Island Mining Ltd—
———5
Provo
May
80c
Louviccurt Goldfield Corn
Pitt
Feb
8c
1
1
Ltd
Liberal Petroleums Ltd
Okalta
18 V4
1.80
May
33c
35c
31%
—25
Aconic Mining
May
16
:——;
Acadia-Uranium Mines
3.10 Apr
Jan
-i
41%
Apr
Apr
Apr
85c
__
22c'
a
1
:
Co
Jan
66c
May
39 Va
3.35 May
70c
35c
Last y'
Sale Price
Atlantic Sugar common
Class
-
May
12 V2C May
8 %c
Apr
——1
Dev
Mining & Exploration Co
Lingside
North
Jan
15 Va
)
100
Preferred
Acadia
.
May
14cc
22e
5,000
Feb;
Advocate
tic
500
'
14,300
F,-:;
Abltibl Power & Paper
common.......*
Jan
3.15
May
16c
Par
Jan
25c
May
4.40 May
22c
Jan
15c
Friday-
STOCKS
42%
Feb
15c
55c
12 Vac
_5
Mines Ltd
North
2.50
lo.uwO
31,900
Jan
84,400
>
Jan
•
May
17c
400
Mines
New
6c
.
15c
19,600
31,150
1
24 Vic Mar
29V2c
.1.75 Feb
V
18c
29c
3.50
CaaaOlan
4.05 Mar
80c
Feb,
27c
24c
25c
Toronto Stock
4
May
18c
14c
—•
—
163,600
2.20 Mar
5VaC
Jan
Feb
59C
14c
25c
65c
Jan
14c
<
Ltd
70c
3.00
41%
1
Jan
15c
337/b
50c
27c
•
High
15,350
15c
Jan
5.20
Feb
15c
15c
72c
Jan
55c
.
1,500
Zinc
New
0
9c
Gold
Lorado
2.95
6%c
19%
Ltd^
&
Ltd
8,500
Mines
13% Mar
,
15c
460
Westville
Low
3.35
Mar
28c
3.500
14c 18VaC
3.05
■
19c
38%
37(4
12c
May i
3.00
>
Jan
16 Mi c Apr
2.78 Apr
3.70 May
43c
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.30
1
14V2c Feb
Jan
May
Ltd-
Shares
3.00
24VaC
»
Weedon
Jan
5.10
12 Vs May
30c
2,500
9c
Keri-Addison
Liinium
43,5u0
19%
Kontiki
Labrador
4,000
18c
Metals Ltd 1
Ltd
Mines
Lead
35c
186
•
_1
Com
Continental
Mines
3.40
16c
——*
Mines
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
3.20
13 %c
*;
—
Uranium Mines
Jardun
8,OuO
.
15c
Collieries Ltd
Lake
50c
_l
.
Lea
Cons Gold Mines Lea
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Indian
43c
18c
1
Hollinger
Inspiration Min
ood
58c
Ltd—
Ltd
Copper
Hillcrest
3.95
1.82
2,000
35c
1
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
33c
17c
_*
■
t
Mines
Mines
12'a I-
3.tto
37(4
1
,—
200
12 VB
50c
1>
Jan
5.25
Jan
% 30c
•,/
Fundy Bay Copper
Oils Ltd
Oil
11c
3.95
1
Ltd
Futurity
Gaspe
12,500
2.70 *
Mines
1
50c
_
6VaC May
3.30
Virginia Mining Corp
1
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd—,1*
Mar
May
11c 13 V2C
2.70
1
^
3,300
Lithium
Ventures Ltd
Jan
18c
22c
2.30 May
3.40 Feb
9c
12 Va
•
Ltd—
2,520
Valor
Apr
1.35
May
May
-1,500
Ltd
Ltd
I"--
Jan
25%
Feb
lie
11c
35,000
11c
3.30
71c
3,000
5,500
17c
Jan
8c
2.70
1
;
13,000
V
i
3.85
6%C
13
10 Vac 10'/a c
10 %c
:
5,810
1.18
3.65
7c ■!
1
Ltd:
21%
3.00
3.70
•
*
Mining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fontana
19%
|2.80
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Mines
Mines Ltd——
Trojan Exploration Ltd
United Oils Ltd
Mar
Jan
for Week
Low
1.25
Trebor
Mar
10c
—1;,
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc..—.1
Metal
May
36c
10c
__1
Fano
Empire Oils Ltd—
Rights
Sales
Range
of Prices
__
250
1
Falconoridge Nickel Mines
35c
6,000
25c
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
Sullivan Mines Ltd.
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
Mines
Feb
14,500
1
East
Sol Gold
16c
10c
__1
Corp Ltd
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dome Mines' Ltd—
Fab
173,7)0
17c
1
:
Trans
'
Week's
Last
Par
Feb
Jan
36c
1
Daine
El
4.20
46c
10c
1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Eastern
36c
1
Ltd
Copper Rand omo^uganiau
Co
13VaC May
35c
Friday
High
2.35 May
23,000
1
Mining Exploration
Mining
4,050
20c
15c
Ltd
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
Quebec Yeilowknife Mines
Cournor
2.45
28c
1
Consol
Continental
2.35
34c
36c
Ltd
31
STOCKS
1
Mines
MAY
Sale Price
Low
1
Mines Lui
Cadillac
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13 %c
20c
*
Bi-Ore
Central
Consolidated
WEEK
for Week
Sale Frice
v.;,.VV
Chibougamau Jaculet
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
51 %
80c
46 Va
Jan
Jan
Mar
47%
Apr
May
1.07
Jan
41
42
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2594)
Monday, June 3, 1957
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 31
RANGE
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
class
Mills
Bruck
A
Low
"
1
—X
Brunston
Mining
1
Mining
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
Burns
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
Consolidated Guayana
Consolidated Halliwell
8c
Mar
15c
Jan
Consolidated Howey Gold
6% Mar
Consolidated
Gold-.
9.00
2,815
9c
9%c
10.960
1.06
1.20
9,295
C7c
Jan
10c
7c
16c 18 %c
29.159
12c
Mav
1
7c
-1
10%c
75c
-—*
lOta
*
—
—-—-—
Burrard Dry Dock class A
6%c
150
29%
9%c
79c
115,050
9%
11
1,520
7
7
650
2.70
2.76
*
3.20
Apr
Jan
Consolidated Peak Oils——..——
May
Apr
Feb
36
Jan
9% May
6% Jan
126,121
11%
7%
Apr
__25c
1.35
1.30
1.35
14,100
32%
77 %
9.55
31
32%
2,485
24
Feb
76%
78
4,565
62
Mar
9.55
9.80
5,378
9.15
Feb
5.25
Petroleum
Canada
Cement
-
5.40
27%
5.40
125
*
27%
29
3,003
.20
28
27
28
113
4
common
8
8
8%
200
16%
16%
100
—
Preferred
_
Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
Canada
Foils
Canada
Iron
*
common
__
16
4%%
Foundries
Canada
preferred
Malting
Canada
Oil
common
Lands
:
.Class
Permanent
Gil
British
Empire
Canners
705
34
May
37»/2 Mar
83
25
80
Mar
90
May
2.20
2.35
2,100
7.25
7.55
2,050
40
42
150
11%
11%
16%
18
950
20
Ja
13c 14 %c
9,533
13c
Mav
24%
Jan
40c
Mar
58c"
Jan
.
14 %c
5.00
55c
11
Mav
49%
50%
3,706
45°° FeCb
20
5670IJan
25
26
3,431
23% Mar
26%
27
27
27%
957
23% Mar
28
Mav
*
17%
16%
18
1,620
16% Mav
18
Mav
53c"
Decalta
Canadian
Devonian
Gas
Dredge
Canadian Dyno
70;:
15,809
Feb
78c
13%
14.
1,211
13%
Apr
14% Mav
14
14%
390
12%
Anr
16
Jan
28%
28%
100
27%
Jan
30
Jan
0%
6%
3,640
9
Jan
6"it
•
2.71
2.05
2.75
14.050
Ltd
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0%
5%
6%
2,850
72c
72c
2,997
70c
Mar
1.30
20,800
80c
Jan
1.70 Apr
warrants
*
1.25
1.10
*
8.70
9.40
22
22%
1.90
2.15
7.60
7.60
3.25
43
22
-30c
*
common
Preferred
100
Securities
Canadian Homestead
Husky
class
Oils_
*
Ice
North
class
Feb
2.70 Mar
9,605
5.10
Jan
7.60 May
3.25
120
3.25
Jan
3.50 Mar
44%
250
43
May
50
Feb
22
100
20
Mar
23
May
2.09
2.38
15.259
1.75 Feb
22%
17.260
12%
16
7,630
15
6,125
14%
14
1
1.1
•'
30c
31c
Cos
preferred
common
35%
34%
101
*
100
101
12
Apr
Mar
36c
Jan
Donnell
May
40c
Apr
30c
4,104
19%
10
11
Feb
Canadian
Pacific Railway
25
Ltd preferred—10
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
150
98%
695
10% Mar
4.30 Mar
*
28'/,
Feb
23%
Feb
26% May
3.85
3.75
4 00
4,100
9c
11c
12,000
95%
95
96
115
95
Mar
81
May
81
31
:
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Oil
Cariboo
Cassiar
Castle
May
16% Apr
2.50
2.50
150
2.30 Mar
3.25 Jan
9.80
3.80
1.84
3.35
6.90 May
3.80
15c 16 %c.
3.35
Feb
1.25
Jan
9%c
Feb
38c
33c
38c
12,976
2.40
2.30
2.40;
1.90
1.90
2.00
26c
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10
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1.95
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1
35c
.
.
15c 15%
15c
,
1,
12c
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16c
37c
35c
37c
10c
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-
20c
20c
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1 • ' 21 %
19%
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
Consoi
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13%
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1
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..
2.85
:
2.85
warrants
45c
—
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64c
1.53
1.48
21c
21c
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13c
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For
footnotes
see
page
'
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95c
9% Jan
37fc Jan
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Jan
1.75 Jan
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30
,
23,300
Jan
73c
26c
Jan
Jan
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16c
1.46
5.25
65c
1.10 Mar
3.65 May
41c May
500
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12% Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
21% Feb
r
29c May
15%cMay
47.150
3,650
Apr
May
May
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
50c Jan
4.10 Jan
27% Jan
58
Jan
3,600
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25
Mar
49
Apr
47% May
23c
21c May
82,210
24%c Jan
.
25.032
200
100
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May
50
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*iau
104,600
.
16c
82c
Jan
39c
Jan
Feb
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49/2c Jan
16c
13
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Mar
-
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Giant
—————
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Mines
Mascot
Wares
common—
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Giant Yellowknife
Glenn
10c
Jan
19c
Jan
Goldcrest Mines
.18c
Feb
26c
Jan
Gold Eagle. Gold
—
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Goldfields Uranium
2.75 May
25% Apr I
-
-
I Mar
90c
Feb
64c
7,133
1.20
500
20c
'3,846
13,000
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18c
Jan
May
Apr
3.50 Jan
45c
36c
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17-.4 Feb
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May
1.70 J&nT
50c
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Feb
11c
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Jan
35c
May
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Graham Bousquet Gold
Grandines
Northern Gas
Warrants
—1
—1
1
11c
4.60
12c
4.70
42c
45c
14c.
12c
13c
14c
common..'
2,630
25.900
1,500
500
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9c
90c
94c
20c
20c
15c 16%c
9c
92c
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1
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45
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5.50
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1
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Great Lakes Power common.—j
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25c
45c
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18c Feft
15c Jan
12c May
2.40 May
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Feb
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5% Jan
3.40 Feb'
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.
5.60
1
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6.50 Jan
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17c
1.08
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55c
45,215
.
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Feb
12% Jan
5
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33% Feb
17c
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15,145
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54c
28c
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Geco Mines Ltd..
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3.25 Jan;
45c
;
15c
4.00
—
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17,590
30,940
.
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Gattwin Exploration
Gaikeno Mines _—L—
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56,899
•
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1
46.
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30
36% 387%
7.185
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8%May
17c
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May
16
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24- 1
52,500
85c
34c
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48c
62c
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47c
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23c
1,399
2.99;
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Iron
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44,850
213h
1218
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54,350
•
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:
32c
10c
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34c
30c
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Consolidated Dragon
33
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—*
-12c
14c;
11,000
.l4c. vMar 21e.Jan-.Fraser Companies
—28 y , 28 29% '
1,605"
Frobisher Ltd common^:——^2.78 ,; 2.7Q
2.89% 173S5-; *
Debentures-———
10ft
;
78
79^..—,30
7Sv<1 ,®ebr v;,
-81
Apr,^.
Fruehauf Trailer Co_^———
;—4
~ 7%
7%:
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: 59c. Jan
u
Jan .'v
25c
5,400
7
>
9% Mar
.
Consolidated
80c
29c
—
Florida Canada Corp
——
1; >8.70 :
8.55
" Ford Motor Co- (U S)——-15% 53%
53%:
Ford of Canada, class A-, , X~—-—*'
108-, 106
Foundation Co of Canada
<
4 - >
23 '
23
78
.
1.80 Feb
_,_
"4,616
"9,800
13c
16c
.
—1
Oils
,
Jan
Feb-
34c
2.60 May i
14,450
2,500
30c
,
* '
10
"
/
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,
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2.10
35c
-
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Bakeries—
Consolidated
•
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2—;
Gold
—
8.65 Apr
;
Apr.
129 Aw:
9c
Feb
325
•
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Consolidated Central
Sol
————
60c
Apr
' 4.25 Jan
1.52
Jan,
.
11c
"12,500
13
2.00
1
2.50
2
10c
2.60
9c
10c
.
•
13
2.60
1
Enterprises
Commoil
Beta
—
Fibre Products common-——
Fittings common
Fleet Manufacturing —:
....4.25:, Feb'
75 c. Jan
7% Apr
28c- May
.
"1,795
35c.
.
Feb?
36c
"
35c :
35c
-
;
2.85 Jan
150
9,902
'
1.07
-•
1
——
74c
r
71
46c
'
2.90 Apr
Jan
3.95 Apr
28c
Jan
.
Feb
2.30 May
1.75 May
4,100
3.30
; 46c
l
1;
:
.
41,400"
"1,525
1.34'
3.05
,1.31
5.00 Jan
Jan
30c
23,380
11 %c
Calliman
50
31c
25c
29c
35c
25c
66c
3.20
25%
49%
Mines Ltd common
Pen-Rey Oils—
Tungsten Copper
Federal Grain class A—
Preferred —,
Federal Klrkland
13c
.
7%c Jan
16,800
1
.75c
-
,2.27 Mar..
.
94,300
26c % 34c
Mar
Apr01%
1,753
II,250
-
I
Mar
4.00 Apr
Apr
12c
Consolidated
31c
25c
29c
35c
30%c
67c
25c
3.30
25%
49%
——————•
Mines
El
" 8.50 Jan
:
3.00 Mar.
8.40
,/ 1.31
Consolidated
Common—
3.30 Mar
57c
70c
,
2,200
27,965
10c
3.70
16c
Jan
6.30
1
Bellekeno
Ltd
Eldrich
4.60 Apr
.
1,700
2.65
9%c
Jan
81,950
4.05
2.33
ioc
32c
1.42
400
6.75:
8.75
2.62
>,
2.46 Mar
6,945
i
3.80
1
Mines
Consolidated
1
1
—1
1
4
—1
20%c
1
—4
20
Metals
Eddy Paper class A
Elder
—
Farwest
7 15
3.95
6.60
9.70
:
—ii,
.
—.
.8c
14c
1.30
3.95
41c
30%c
3.40
2o%
49%
50
34c
30c
32c
40c
30%c
70c
7.00 Mar
0.90
3.85
1
Development
lie
1.14
3.70
41c
9.80 May
7.00
....
1
Copper
Consolidated
1-35
3.90
37
17%
20%
2.95
1.75
4.95
25c
-27%
55c
*
.
Consolidated Allenbee
13%-c
*
4
1
1
Feb
Jan
Mar
Apr
Mar
Jan
May
13% Feb
13
Mar
20c Mar
14
Feb ;
165
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines_:—
Warrants
U
:
Fargo Oils Ltd-,
May
16c
10% May
18% May
48,000
11,750
80c
33c
Coldstream
Conro
30
34c
4
4
32c
;
———1
30
29c
16c
Excelsior Refineries
Explorers Alliance —
45c
34
Feb
4
30
Apr
485
2/,009
31c
16c
5.60
1,200
May
Jlv4 Feb
<,-00
Eureka
35,100
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
60c
20c
26% Mar
16.600
.Wa
1.40
Jan
Coin Lake Gold Mines—
Mines
14%
1.02
"
Key
14
l.oO
Feb
55c
—
Con
21c
14
1-40
.
60c
40c
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Coehenour Willing
Mines |
May
17c
1.15
2.83
21c
32T«
13%
100
25,675
50c
:
National
55c
.
47c
25
o-'nnn
18%
8%
70c
32c
Chromium. Mining & Smelting
Coniaurum
Feb
Jan
3?/r A8,11,
-a
H 't
03c
2.60
t
8
66c
2.51
;
Coniagas Mines
36c
42c
924
Chimo Gold Mines
Combined
54% Jan
2.60 May
43
Feb
19/2 Feb
rt3r
Emerald
2.51
46
10%
El
8.725
2(.
18%
Jan
♦
Farm' Equipment
•
2.80 May
4^5 Jan
42% Jan
28c Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
28% Apr
9 25 Jan
12
Apr
9% May
100
—.
Jan
1
:
3.50 Jan
5.25 May
May
May
May
855
110
100
4~.31o
—
55
46c
34,155
■;
•
-
-* 1.60 Jan
Jan.
36c
7c
22c
12c
70c
1.42
12c
"<,245 '
it
24-
Feb
9c
1,935
10%
,
85c
1.85
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibottg Jaculet Mines—
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Conduits
22.4
Mar
lr
Yellowknife
24%
May
•
Cheskirk Mines
Coiomac
46
51c
4
:
—
—
30c
4.40
Gold
Cody Reco
15
—
15
2o 4
I,115
3.45
Charter Oil
Cockshutt
15%
25c
2,0652.600
171.090
10.642
4.315
7 145
32%
13,616
1.70
-.
_
31%
—
55c
1
Chrysler
32%
22c
16,600
11,568
27,400
3.503
30%
13%
12%
9%
41c
3.15
;
„.
Mines
30
12%
12%
9%.
55c
4.10
Porcupine——
Chesterville
15
13c
30:%
13%
12%
56C
*
._1
Explorers
Central
100
1
Rio
Central Pat
15
1.78
Corp Ltd
Central
14%
4.35
Trethewey
Cayzor Athabaska
Del
Feb
3.20
Ltd
Central
Jan
12%
2.68
41c
1
Quartz
Asbestos
32%
May
—1
Producers
Gold
Apr
Apr
11
2,800
57.809
13%c 13%c
95c 1.00
2.55 2.71
12c
13c
1
.
Gas
Captain Mines
82%
27%
140
__
——
Canso
5
440
—
95c
1
Explorations
Natural
81
39c
7c
1
Eastern
Eastern Mining & Smelting
Eddy Match Co—
110% Mar
32
He
1
-1
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
Apr
14c
32%c '46c
11c
14c
25c 27 %c^
36c
40c
7c
10c
22c
23c
32%c
27%c
1
Gold
Amphl
Feb
5.00
Apr
11%
1
Warrants
Canso
Feb
8c
31
15
,
6c
!
Mines-——-
Can Met
81
3.65
11%
*
20
Canadusa Oil & Gas_
Can
9c
—100
-
2.80
Jan
15c
V
6,595
1.90 Feb-700
2.75-Apr
10
• 31% May
10,500 - 15c May
'
290
47% Apr
10 :
2.20 Feb
58,600
22c
Jan
38;400
15c May
'
34% May
950
*
Candore Exploration
5.20 Jan /
16 - ^an '
14
Jan
1.09 Jan
.
Feb.
May
9c Jan
1.20 Feb
1
-
East Malartic Mines
16,613
Vickers
.
12
70c
"2.70 Apr
4.25 Jan
-1
Ltd
East
26
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4% pfd
Williston
32c
1,000
7.835
1
Co
Duvex Oils & Minerals
May
1
*
pfd
88c
2,000
200
4
Copper
19% May
34%
—
4
Mudge
&
11
25
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
33
—
4%'e
—
_4
—
1
—4
Dow Brewery
May
1 '101% May
26
Corp
Corp—
—
1.23 Jan
May
Mar
Feb
Jan .
3.25 Mar
14%' Feb
100v»':.
12.800
31%
32
16c
17c
49% 50%2.46 2.46
26c
30c
15c
18c
,
—
23.50
Dominion
36
16%
Prospect
Canadian
.216% Mar *''-'./'■
35%
Petrofina
Canadian
'
10,790
*
"
,
ilDuvan
101
18
10%.
—
warrants-
1955 warrants
Apr
22% May
16
May
15 " May
May
8%
3,853
36
18%
—
16c
'38
Apr
7.50 Apr
35c
925-
•
3.50 Jan L
40c Mar
13May
14c
11c
1.40
2.75
31%
_—
27c
'
,
1
Preferred —
Textile common
Donalda Mines i
Donald Rope class B—
Apr .;:
""
Oil
5.15
2.75
2.80
1
1:
15%
He
1-40
-
5
100
3/
%
Apr
1.89 Feb
i8v2c Mar
•
2.70 2.70
5.00 5.25
2.70-2.85
He
—
:—
-30c
2.28 Feb17d
Apr.
9.20-Jan
27% Jan-s
5.25 Jan
'33c May
6.65
2,0060c
126,400 ■
51c7,920
21c
51,300 -3.9o 13,3^2
Jan
1.75 May
Feb-
9%c Jan
3,030
5,362
12% 12%
70c
72c
71c
—
11
8,800
30 %c
2.38
Jan
6
100
28c
3ic
_lk
11
30c
•
.
*'
1.65
14 %
i
A
Gold
-
22% May
20%
Inca
#
10% Mav
2.33
•
Machine
Jan
Jmr
Jan
22%
15%
*
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Canadian Malartic
7%
slc
Anr
1
—
—
Canadian
6.50
18
10c
;
Oil—
Warrants
B
43
3.00 Mav
5% Mar
17,373
7.20
1.30 Mar
1,330
1.90
6% Mav
60.160
22
1
Food Products
9.30
*
Dock
Mines-
Gen
'
_i
.
Petroleum
&
Apr
*
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
64c
14
14%
:
..
Canadian
Canadian
67c
•
—.
Pete
—
15%
—
Daerifig Explorers
1
Dairie Mining Corp
1
D'Aragon Mines
—
1
Decoursey Brewis Mines—
1
Warmnts
Doer Horn Mines—
—
——-1
D'Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
1
Ddnite Mines
1
Devon Palmer Oils-25c
Diadem Mines
1
Distillers Seagrams
2
Dome Exploration
2.50
Dome Mines ——
Dominion Electrochome Ind———4
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—4
Dominion Magnesium
4
Dominion Scottish Invest com
1
Preferred
—:———50
Dominion Steel & Coal
4
Dominion Stores
—4
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—4
Jan
*
10c
A
Resources
Canadian
Jan
49%
25
Collieries
Preferred
1953
Mav
12»6
Feb
15%
50
50
1
Preferred
——•
Croinor Pershing
——
Crown Zellerbach
Crows Nest Pass Coal——
Crowpat Minerals ——
Cusco Mines Ltd—
Apr
44
6.45
33c
45c
18c
3.60
^
58c
33%cMay
16c
Jan
1.05 Jan
17c Apr
22c May
3.50May
.1.00 Apr
isc
Apr
19(445
common—
Canadian
5%
8.05
Jan
16
39,682
8.60
3.C5 Mar
Jan
29
200
45c
Feb
75c
22c
^6,000
20,222
-30,5-<5
2.6o
25c
12%
36
8.60
3/c
45c
19c
3-/5
4
—
Warrants.
Crestbrook timber common
Jan
2.50
22c
11%
,
36%
—4
5.35
28% Jan
82c May
May
Jan
42c Feb
I6%c Feb
t 9%c Jan
(,0c May
9c Jan
lGc Apr
23
22.500
10%c lL%c
2.551
25c
12%
4
4
1
—1
Feb
,f:?91.12 Mar
10%e
—4
—1
Craig Bit
Creo Oil of Canada
Jan
40
11%
8.10
..,:
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
39%
7.55
55c
Chemical & Cellulose-
Canadian
35%
1
36
Jan
*
$1% preferred
Canadian
125
20
Oils—
class
Canadian Celanese
Canadian
36%
8.00
common—
Aluminium
Canadian British
Canadian
2.85 Mar
25
Breweries
Canadian
4.50
Jan
*
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
Jan
1.75
2
.
.
Canadian Bank of Commerce—
Canadian
55
3.20
3,800
4
Oils
Canadian
47% Mar
11,400
2.00
2.20
1
Oil
Atlantic
Apr
1.10 May
25c May
Feb
Apr
4.30
-
21c 22%c
I;54
——1
:
:•
1.38 Jan
3.75 Apr
28c
15c
2.20May
J:?5
--
21c
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial—
Coulee Lead Zinc——
Cournor fining
Cowichan Copper ——
Apr
Apr
111
'
4.00
.
—12.50
Canadian
16
42
Jan
Mar
"
Minerals
Canadian Admiral
Jan
35
100%
Mines
Coppcrcreet
12c
18c
—
2/,653
34,230
10,400
16,615
500
70c Feb
2.9o May
-—
Copper-Man Mines ———
Copper Rand Chiboug
May
;l
Cable class B_
&
Astoria
13
17
.
8.294
113.256
11c
1
1
1
1
4
10.
4
*
Comvest Exploration
Copper Corp Ltd
8% May
Feb
36
83
com
Preferred
Canada Wire
Canadian
Feb
3.90
34%
warrants
Steamship Lines
Apr
2.50
*
Petroleum.—
Canada
Jan
29
36
20
;
Mtgc
Canada Southern
6.25
30%
4.00
*
Canada Southern
Jan
2.50
AJ
class
B'.——
Canada
107
—-
Packers
13%
1
1
Basin
Tungsten
Mining—:
Consolidated
West
Peroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto
May
24
72c
55c
30c
11c
72c
11c
18c
—
20c
10%c
70c
1
Sudbury
Consolidated
Jan
13%
Jan
Consolidated
Mar
6
30
48%
1.55
33% May
78
5.10 Jan
24
1,155
107
4
—
Warrants
Canada
41 %
' 105%
48%
Feb
•26% Jan
250
39
48,'a
100
*
16
41 %
10
common—
—
1.25
2
Ltd
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
20.000
1.188
15>.00o
23%
60c
52c
26c
10c
60c
23%
72c
59c
20c
4.95
—
—
3.20 May
51c
20c
4.60
1
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
18%c Apr
3,5c Feb
4.442
41/,450
3.340
53c
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
1
Consolidated Press class A——.—■—*
Class B
*
Consolidated Red Poplar Min—
1
Apr
Feb
1.65
Ltd
Oils
1.21
3.10
4.90
*
1
Ltd—
Gold
Mac
82c
2.50 Mav
21c
May
2Cc
Mic
15%
Mar
11 %c
Jan
8,500
31%
63c
Apr
12c
Anr
Calgary & Edmonton———————♦
Calgary Power common
*
Campbell Chibougamau
1
Campbell Red Lake
1
Calalta
1
1
4
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines.
Consolidated Northland Mines—,
12%
Feb
8
8%c Mar
7,500
9%c 11 %c
4
Cabanga
8c
30%
4
—
Ext
Lake
8.50
8c
*
-—
8.50
Marcus
2.95
21c
1-15
2.95
—1
1
Mines
Marbenor
Consolidated
1
1
Products
Burchell
8
8c
3,125
1
.——
Lake
Bunker Hill
600
21,533
8%c
Consolidated
Smelting
&
—
Buffalo
Building
1
Mines—
7%
8%c
each 5 old.
Buffadison Gold
Shares
Par
High
.
for
new
Brunswick
Low
Co Ltd—
for Sunburst Exploration
Being exch
Ltd.
Range Since Jan. 1
lie 12 %c
Mines
Mines
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
High
7',,
Brunhurst
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low Htgh
20c- 21c
Sales
STOCKS
Brunsman
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Week's
Friday
2.10 Jan
32 Vac Mar
19c- Jan
27Y2C Jan
5.60 Jan
47% May
May
10 ,« May
6.35 May
-
Volume
185
Number 5643
■
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2595)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Great
Plains
Great
West
Develop
Coal
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Gulf
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
A_
Mines—
-
Rock
Gold
Gold
Lakes
Headway
Heath
Hees
(Geo
.
1
>
19%
18%
13".
1
13
10c
1,900
65c
71c
lie
11c
Hinde & Dauch Canada—
Hi
Tower
Drilling—
--v-
Bay Mining &
Ilugh-Pam Porcupine
Smelting
Mortgage
1614
19%
37
6.15
65
(John)
25%.
May
Feb
Jan
33%
34
7.00
5c
1.55
21,250
16%
14c 17 %c
13%
14
11,505
52
13
2.20
Jan
35
60
5814
60
Mines
12
Min Ore
Mines
Modern
50
4.60
20%
common
Apr
Feb
Monarch Mtg
Corp
Pipe
Syndicate
common
A
&
1,500
2.40
Apr
3.25
12c
3,000
9%c Mar
17c
15%
Apr
21%
Apr
Apr
45c
Jan
24c
May
16
16
16
1,960
25c
26c
11,200
18c
20c
9.064
15c
12%
12%
1.47
—
1.55
,22% Jan
37
May
83c
88c
10,400
17%
17%
I,685
15
Jan
18
2,640
49%
Jan
70% May
5,800
74c
Mar
7,800
50c
May
85c
85c
90c
50c
55c
36c
35c
25
i.
New
*
17,700
13c
13c
15c
25.119
13c
41c
42c
6,135
40c
May
67c
10c
Mar
8%c
11c
10,875
8c
Mar
12 %c
May
53c
Concord
May
New
Continental
Davies
1
Petroleum
Develop
New
New Delhi
6.00
May
New
Dickenson
Jan
New
New
Gas
Apr
New
Goldvue
May
16
May
15 % May
New
3,015
82c
38,325
61r
Feb
107
8.141
94 %
Feb
5618
1,322
42% Jan
62
6,915
47
3.30 Mar
90c
111
57%
May
62
16
16
1.232
'15
May
15
15
15%
5,635
15
May
1.56
1.34
1.70
25,100
1
4.25
3.80
4.45
12.500
2.60
Feb
5.20
1.65
Apr
1.50
1.70
9,410
1.10
Feb
1.30
May
Feb
2.20
Jan
5,000
33,565
6,443
30c
60c
65c
54c
23c
700
19c
1.19
87,150
42c
1.45
1.30
1.45
II,930
14%c
13c 14%c
21,300
Mines
2.07
1.90
Apr
36c
Jan
70c
May
29c
;
Apr
Jan
1.23 May
1.50 Jan
1.22 May
May
24c
1
30c
2.07
18,825
ll%cl2%c
I
-
Jan
2.60
Apr
13c
Jan
2.92 May
56c
Feb
22 %c
Jan
90c
Jan
23c
1
Mines
23c
1.85 Mar
1.01
1
Feb
Feb
1.07
—50o
—
Jan
90c
May
1
PetroleumMines
Feb
46c
Apr
1.78
May
28c
Feb
24c
16,750
30c
29
May
1.065
15,850
—
*
Explorations
16,033
ll%c May
Jan
24c
30c
1.35
Jan
2.20 May
Jan.
33c
44,838
16 %c
Feb
35c
24c
26c
26,166
22c
Mar
48c
Jan
1
25c
24c
27c
5,025
19c
Jan
35c
——1
10 %c
10c
11c
May
10,500
10c
May
25c
—*
18c
15%c
19c
70.120
14c
Feb
24c
Jan
1
New
44c
40c
45c
30c
Jan
53c
May
80c
Mar
Highridge Mining
New
Hosco Mines
*
—
New Jason Gold-.-——
New Kelore Mines
Newlund
65c
,2.63
24c \ 29c
2.15
2.30
_
2.20
*
Canada
Harricana
6.00
71c
61c
2.35
.
51c
1
of
Fortune Mines.
Apr
5.40
105%
—
50c
;;
Oil
Jan
5.05 Mar
39,100
New
10% May
Jan
32c
Jan
19%
3.35
200
Apr
75c
65c
Apr
5.00
28c
2.59
Feb
May
60c
40a
Mines
6%
4.25 May
4.00
74c
—
14%
4.00 Feb
1
Uranium
Calumet
6%
Jan
300
375
V.
25% Mar
Chamberlain
20%
4.00
13%c May
21 %c Apr
British Dominion Oil
Feb
4.05
27%
1,670
New
Jan
25
Jan
25,650
New
4
May
May
29
New
16
Jan
325
16c
Apr
Apr
1,855
Feb
63c
35c
-
28
94
3,114
12
13%c
49
4.85
LI
Jan
29
1
20%
Jan
Feb
13%c
*
»
Labine
1.16 Mar
84c
9%
17,800
"
4.25
4.Q0
3.90
Apr
May
1
Mines
Alger Mines
New
4.25
„
Mar
1.09
10%
'
—
,May
40
25
25%
4.00
26
Feb
680
39c
25
Mines
Nesbitt
12
•
25c
Car
12
66c
*
10%
—
__<■
Steel
10%
.—20
Petroleum
Nello
10%
Feb
1.01
415
70%
1
Jan
43
1.25-Feb
150
68%
*
12% May
2,05 Jan
15,975
70%
A—
Jan
40
17%
5
;
Jan
25
83c
5
Mar
Apr
Mar
1.55
*
common
11
Apr
40
*
Mines
100
\
40c
25
~
„
1
Feb
23c
__
1
1
Ltd
2.55
12c
Bidlamaque Gold
*
Isotope
Products
16
2.55
Athona Mines
Jan
25c
—
Irisn Copper Mines Ltd-.
Iron
Bay Mines
4.45
Bristol Oils
20
54%
Jan
New
4.50
58%
1.61
26c
25c
*
—
2.35 May
13,502
58,889
•
Works—
Feb
30c
3.60
New
87
"
A
1.20
28c
—
*
Inv„
750
4.35 May
3.30
Jan
6%
47%
55
—25c
Apr
24c
5
58%
2.09
1.64 May
1.70 Mar
Feb
28c
30% May
50% Feb
Apr
Mar
50
1,680
3
1.90'
Jan
3.35
May
11c
23
60
17,723
:
12%
43
15%
•
Line
2.00:
1
Class B
May
50
10%
75c
2.95
1
_
Explorations Ltd
National Grocers preferred
National Hosiery Mills class
60
87
9%
6.00
12,985
A
Drug & Chemical
National
5% Feb
class
Preferred
Nealon
43
14%
106%
4.20
National
Feb
87
14%
__*
common-
1.23
I
common
Creek
May
50
10%
1
Interprovincial
2,671
1
Mining
Co
13,500
20
;
12.001
*
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
15% Mar
Jan
62,036
—
Containers
Apr
66c
1.54
1.50
*
—
Jan
10
1.44
1.45
1.
Corp
Mar
2.08
May
14c
-
305
4.00
•
Metals
Mar
10c
16% May
24%
Jan
1.45
•
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
08
Mar
1.50
23.000
5.10 May
45c
1.45 May
13
Feb
4.05
—-a
Uranium
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
65% Jab
11
17c
Feb
Jan
Feb
*
Brick "
13
1,100
13c
30%
-
43
•
preferred
5%
12c
—
10
——
5%
3,810
29%
__
30
12%
14%
3.15
1
Mill City Petroleums
Feb
v
16%
•
_
Industries Gas
Warrants
May
9
53
1.45
*
Mining
Lake
1.46
1
com
Midcon Oil & Gas
50% Mar
7,196
12%
46% Mar
245
5%
1
1
Light & Powder
Midrim
—
1
25% Mar
225
54
Co
Nickel
858
12%
53%
100
-
Gas
52%
13
53%
50
——-
Co
52
;
1
Jan
32"
Apr
Nama
25
160
53c
National
Apr
1.95 May
Feb
Jan
46c
Jan
30c
Jan
41
Feb
16,650
Multi-Minerals Ltd
86%
28,700
33%
23% May
23% May
63% May
25c
May
200
2.08
International Petroleum
Class
Feb
4.65
2,250
25
Warrants
Investors
28c
1.98
common-*
_
&
Natural
International
33% May
I'. 46
32% Mar
3,210
25c
1
Ltd
Preferred
Inspiration
66%
2.02
i
Corp
-
Cement
Inland
65
*
preierred
Inland
Feb
4,660
10
Gold_^„
Accept
$2 % preferred
Inglis
11%
10%
4,350
6.00
—10
preferred
41-2 %
Jan
23 %
21,874
32;%
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
4.86%
5%%
Feb
8%
11%
47c
26c
National
Imperial Bank
Lake
39%
■
28,552
Jan
44c
200
Mexican
Moore
20
33
20
Jan
.
25%
Imperial Invest class A
Indian
3,718
1
Imperial Life Assurance—
Industrial
33%
25
—
—
Huron & Erie
31%
1
Hughes Owens Co pfd-
*••.'. 4.00
1.38 May
37c
Jan
19
—
Jan
Feb
6.10
*
18c
-"Apr
20c
46c
__
85c
26c
Feb
*
28,335
Mindamar
200
100
10c
23,400
Jan
Jan
520
4,760
7c
Milliken
Mar
14,100
Apr
%c
35c
Milton
39c
*
common—
.
Oils
35c
29c
12c 12
4.85
Jan
12 %c
.
Jan
12c
7c
Apr
Feb
*
Paper
—
1
31c
14c
2.75 Jan
21c
4.50
Uranium
High
5,400
35c
27c
1.07
Low
25c
4.70
Jan
6%c May
46
18
Meta
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21c
1.25
Mar
11c
Low
25c
Mercury
15c
16 %c May
62c
Apr
25c
10%
19%
•
—
Jan
11,500
%
10
33%
•
Hudson
Humber
44%
Mar
26%
78,290
1.20
30c
—
%'
Class A
1.20
15c
Apr
May
May
Shares
1
Merrill Island Mining
Merrill Petroleum
Feb
100
37c
32c
Mar
Jan
65c
for Week
Exploration & Development_50c
Chipman Knitting
*
Mentor
32c
26,800
3.75
30c
44%
*
5
12c
6%c 'TVac
—
\
_*
—_.
3.70
14
Lake
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
Petroleums
9%c Jan
-15,200
66c
Jan
Red
10c
2,000
1
Smith
60,220
3,156
20c
Ltd—
9c
22
34,100
Ltd
Gold—
10%
Apr
21% Mar
Par
McKenzie
Midwest
12c
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Mining
6,740,
Jan
Feb
18
7,500
25%
37c
Hoyle
-15,389
38c
*
Howard
19%
20c
1
Apr
May
14c
12c
High
Class B
Feb
18c
3.75
Co
10c
35c
7 Vac
Oil
12.900
12c
1
25
11c
36c
1
Home
•
20c
—
67c
Jan
49c
1
*
Feb
21
May
11%
-
5.50 Jan
11c
1
Co.—
Consol
36c
100
Mar
23,506
—1
*
Hollinger
4.75 Mar
90.937
21-
Jan
7
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'.v
43% Mar
8%
Week's
of Prices
Last
■
High
Feb
6% May
5% May
15c
Il4cl5%c
14%c
38
150
10c
•
•--
Heva Gold Mines
Crest Oils
Highland Bell
V
25
■
-♦
Lake
&
10c
—
1
-
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Mines
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52c
21
13 %c
Iron
Red
Gold
5
46c
47c
—-1
—.
Minerals
of
5
21
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
400
■
Lake
Harrison
5%
14 %c
—
--
Gypsum Lime & Aiab
Hard
655
1
Warrants
Gwillim
1,560
6%
10
—
Low
42
6%
5%
5
*
—.
—
Friday
STOCKS
Range Sicce Jan. 1
HiQh
39%
—UL--V
_
Low
5%
*
Ltd,
Mines
Shares
42
*
—.
Greening Wire
:
Greyhawk Uranium
-1-
1
—
class
Class B
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
MAY 31
Sales
Range
Last
Mines
__
*
Apr
Jan
New
Jack
Waite
Mining—
1
Jacobus
Mining Coi-p
Exploration
Jaye
Jeanette
Jellico
Minerals
Mines
Joburke
*
—.
Mines
6,000
1.09
1.05
1.19
34,600
.
Gold
61c
60c
62c
48,150
60c
43c
35c
43c
62,207
19%c
20c
23c
30,900
19c
May
Apr
Apr
20c
18c
21c
24,900
10 %c
51c
Lake
14,018
40c
18c
27.200
15c
23,609
62c
Feb
47c
May
*
...
53c
■„
—
14,450
9%c
Feb
1.17
1.05
1.18
*
38c
30c
38c
New
25,600
30c
May
52c
Mylamaque
Jan
1
16%c
14%c
18c
85,550
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
8c 14 %c
17,000
V'T 8c
Apr
12c
Jan
20c
Feb
(John)
Jan
28c
Mar
73c
Jan
25c
Jan
1.05
-
65c
Jan
May
2.60
Apr
Newnorth
9%cll%c
26.500
9c
May
20c
14
147/a
3,396
13
May
17% Jan
85c
1,000
49c
Jan
2.35
New
Ltd
Osu
New
Superior Oils
New
Taku
Nickel
May
Noranda
Nordon
Norlartic
Mines
Jan
98c
Jan
Normetal
Jan
Norpax
1.04
1.19
99,689
95c
Feb
1.34
Apr
Norsyncomaque
1.142
18
Apr
19%
Jan
;
24%
7,065
1.35
1.20
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.42
18.Q00
9,250
Candy
13c
5,500
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
33c
36c
18,710
14c
Jan
39c
Apr
6.00
6.15
4,430
15c 15%c
5,800
„
Jan
May
14 %c
Jan
24c
24c
28c
20,050
24c
Mar
45c
Jan
50%
49%
50%
Feb
57%
65c
65c
5,300
15c
Feb
70c
May
21c
20c
23c
19,750
12c
Jan
34c
Apr
2,500
,.8c
Feb
13 %c
700
3.00
Feb
4.25 May
2.10
Feb
2.70 May
1956
17% Mar
19%
92c
73c
Mar
92c
Mar
Norvalie
,14c
18,633
10c
Feb
17c
Apr
Nudulama
36c
518,025
12c
Feb
42c
2.25
2.20
2.30
13,300
2.20
Jan
2.85
Apr
Apr
Obaska
2.60
2.60
2.70
8.210
1.85
Jan
3.10
Feb
O'Brien
-
2,765
6.50
7.50
40
40
41%
340
4.75
4.50
4.75
1,145
3,400
1-45
Feb
5.05 May
11% Mar
3.70 May
37
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
16% May
7.50 May
Aor
41% May
Feb
3.20
4.75 May
1.55
26%
31
26% May
4.25
4.25
4.35
4,115
100
78
78
78
35
3.95 May
78
May
20c
19c
21c
21,451
17 %c
Feb
30c
*
38c
37c
40c
20,800
30c
Jan
44c
Feb
14.500
7c
Jan
11c
Mar
92c
May
*
common;
pfd
Mines
Mines
1.45
26%
20
-I
Util
Gold
5.35
9,160
6,011
Ltd
—
•
8c
7c
8c
1
Mines
78c
73c
83c
1.35
Feb
2.10
30
Jan
Feb
4.50 May
83
Jan
May
21,335
50c
Feb
Feb
30
Jan
Ogama Rockland Gold
*
11c
10c
11c
28,000
10a
Mar
23c
Jan
Mar
43%
Feb
Oil Selections
*
12%c
12c
15c
224,468
12c
May
20c
Jan
1
—
29c
31c
4,500
26c
May
80c
Jan
22%
21%
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta
Oils
8c
6%
6%
9%c
:v
__
3,371
16
23%
4,930
16
9%c
22,500
8c
100
-
12c
12c
14c
1.28
1.39
36,185
91c
1.00
5%
13,500
1.31
__
32c
14c
14c
32c
36c
12c
1.10
4,600
80c
May
Feb
Mar *
Jan
May
Apr
Feb
22
May
23% May
Jan
O'Leary
6% May
Ontario
13 %c
20c
Jan
1.70 Mar
1.49 Mar
8%c
9c
2.00
2.05
B
47c
45c
50c
32,300
13c 14 %c
24,850
23c
Jan
Ontario
80c
Jan
Ontario Steel Products common
11c
Jan
98c
May
1.21
28
Mar
32%
Jan
28
Mar
35
32
31%
33
2,748
1.46
.1.55
1.05
1.05
7c
7c
7%o
24,500
7%c
7%c
8c
136,000
1.54
1.40
1.54
44,640
22c
26c
22,300
8
400
45c
214,150
9%c 10%c
10.250
™
1
;
Mining Corp
45c
9%c
•
7%
36c
22c
23c
8,300
1
1.44
1.42
l
li%c
Maybrun Mines
common
37,970
12c
18,250
7%
7
7%
2,630
82
82
83
290
1
Preferred
1.50
lie
•
100
com
46c
45c
49c
33,7 uO
•
Preferred
100
Porcupine
•
46.
91c
Mar
7c
May
"
1
Ltd
1,48 May
5,850
2,600
•
77
—
97
75c
5,850
8%
8/4
8
8%
8%
8%
50
25
25
25
315
—
26
26
150
Ouemiska
Debenture
—*
Copper —1
400
•;
4
50c
Osisko
Lake
2.85
Jan
47c
Feb
Jan
8% Mar
2.40
95c
9%
Jan
May
Jan
8
Mar
25
May
28
Jan
22
Feb
26
May
Apr
9%
Jan
11„«
11*
9,574
2.75
162
31c
29c
32c
50,600
18c
—1
50°
GGc
50,250
26c
Jan
69c
May
I
5Gc
46c
38c
54c
234,400
27c
Mar
54c
May
1
15c
15c
16c
184,917
9c
Feb
16c
1
30'/a
27 %
30,4
40,708
16%
Feb
•
140
137%
143
1,416
:_—*
I
Minerals
Pacific
11%
Apr
1
Crush
Gold
Orenada
Ormsby
Jan
Jan
1.90
:
Eastern
Mines
--
2.75
9.35
2.50
Feb
Jen
Feb
15
3.15
Jan
37 Vac Mar
Jan
220
•
Ltd
Jan
8,100
1
Mines
18c
Jan
1.03
1.05
1
65c
May
32%
1.47
*
Jan
2.10
1.00
1
common
8%c
Feb
70c;
2.34
28c
„
*
32%
10o
Ltd
45c
Feb
75c
10
Jan
1,72
21,085
——
May
&
93,100
2.10
20
—
preferred
Loan
16,040
41c
1.95
'
Preferred
Class
2.84
35%c
2.00
90c
-
common—
7%c Apr
7,800
__
;—
2.70
39c
•
10
Warrants
2.75
—*
Malartic—
Jockey Club
14c
9,298
2.05
1.02
1
32c
2,800
27
8%c
1
Goldfieids
50
6.10
16%
41
*
Mines
page
7.50
!—
7.05
5.70
14%
27
•
see
40,505
16%
Feb
Apr
300
1
Mines
Bloedel class A
footnotes
7.55
•
1.63
855
1
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Majortrans
For
Feb
Lake Mines
Orange
Frontenac
99c
22
»
Cockshutt Gold
Mclntyre
269,144
Feb
l&ar
84c
42
1
B
Maritime
Mar
28%
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
48c
41
•
Mines
Oils
6,560
—
1.58
28%
1
Explorations
Mines
63c
1.63
1
21%
28%
1
Milling
56c
1.40
20c
42
;
Mines
Uranium
3.50
21%
1
Gold field
Maneast
Jan
•
—
Malartic
2.45
Northwestern
_♦
Mines
Gold
1,680
20
*
Lake
3.05
Feb
12c
Jan
3.00
20
28c
Mar
3.05
125
90c
65c
85c
—————————
Northern Canada Mines
12c
Feb
5.90
—
Jan
May
Apr
warrants
36c
32c
8,900
4.80
Northern Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
10,725
Jan
40c
41 %c
19% May
13
May
18% Feb
91c
Jan
1.59
40c
—
1,955
Jan
"
6.95
Feb
2,935
17%
Feb
Feb
1.09
,
_
42c
495
'
4.25
114,583
.
5.15
400
20
2,305
1.31
5.00
2,920
20
4.50
1.15
41 %c
13
Jan
3%c
4.35
—
5.10
19%
9
Jan
•
18%
__
Marigold
19
Jan
8%c
*
Ltd
Preferred
1,150
T
1-29
Warrants
4.15
2.30
47
5.00
~
4.50
_1
Star Oil common
4.05
2,409
Apr
50
Lyndhurst Mining Co_
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines—,
Leaf
Jan
19c
1
Northspan
Uranium
1
7.40
Class A warrants——————5.75
North
2.15
30
Long Island Petroleums
Maralgo
3.35
9c
common
12%
Explorations
Madsen Red
Mar
Oils
4.05
•
1st preferred
preferred
&
15c
6.25 May
l
Hosiery class A
Marcon
2.45 May
25,500
:
Oils
18%
—
Macmjllan
Jan
Ltd
13
:
—
Class
3.35
8,700
9%c
Rankin
2.30
*
A
Macleod
5,450
2.62
9c
1
Mining
18%
Long Lac Gold
Macfie
3.75
Mar
*
*
Mines
Macdonald
North
1
Mines——
Macassa
Northland
Jan
•
Gold
Louvicourt
Jan
1.85
36c
3
11
Gold
Warrants
1.60
Feb
May
2.45
Ltd
20
.
Petroleum
Uranium
11c
Jan
•
;
Lencourt
Cos
13c
Oils
90c
Apr
2.65
26c
9c
—
Mines
Canadian
Feb
1.05
&
Warrants.—
18
6.10
1
Loblaw Groc
-
24 % May
North
•
Mines
Lexindin
Lorado
19%
23
1
.
Gold
Class B
18%
1
Mines—
Mining
Gold
19%
12c
Feb
Apr
2.55
Mining Corp
26c
24 %
3.70
1.85
20c
1
*
May
1
Mines
Lawson & Jones class A
Lomega
8,048
1
13c
_i
——
London
10,768
24c
1
61c
95c
May
2.43
3.55
Mines
Oil
15,500
2.35
20%c
..
1
6,100
2.80
Jan
—1
20,300
Feb
1.34
Jan
5c
2.35
:—
77c
2.00
11c
3.55
Mines
Norgold
4,100
7%c
21 %c
Corp
Jan
13c
7c
*
Ltd
Mines
Jan
1.00
12c
—
1
Mines
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
12%c
—1
Mines
Rim
2.35
1
Laurentide Acceptance class A
Preferred
Class
1
1
14c 15%c
1
Mines
Secord
Loblaw
!.
72c
•
Mines
Lamaque
Liberal
9c
Merger
2.15
•
Mines
Shore
Leitch
:
Senator Rouyn
15c
5,950
'
iK,«.»?',"♦
Mines
1
Mining & Exploration
Wasa
Luz
Gold
New Rouyn
1
Bay
Lingman Gold Mines
Laura
Exploration
72c
Dufault
McColl
62c
81c
__
1
Hudson
Cinch
Maple
1,68
1
Minda-Scotia
Northcal
Labatt
Little
55,100
2.20
14%
1
_
Copper
Labrador
(Sir
58c
2.05
1
Gold
Kirkland Minerals
La
47c
2.12
.
15o
Jan
Manitoba Gold
New
Jan
47c
Feb
84c
Apr
96c
?
Mar
16c
78c
Warrants
Lake
52c
16c
84c
1
Mines
Kirkland.
Lake
47c
*
I
-
Apr
1.30
Jan
Mines—
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Lake
Jan
38c
Nor Acme Gold
Kenville
Lake
54c
22c
_1
——
-
Lake
Jan
1
;
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums—Jupiter Oils
Lake
19 %c
1
Jonsmith Mines
Kerr
24c
1
Ltd
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
20%c
1
(1939)
Gold
20%c
26,040
23,350
6%c
Apr
1.25 May
13c
Jan
6% May
2.05
Pacific
Page
1.30 May
Petroleum
Tubes
Porcupine
Pamour
Western
Jan
Pan
lie
Jan
Paramaque
1,79
34c
8%
Mines
Jan
Parker
Amalgamated
Drilling
62c
Apr
Pater
15c
Jan
Paymaster
36%c
Jan
6
Feb
Feb
F°b
79% May
May
2.08
Jan
Pembina Pipeline
Jan
Penmans
86%
Feb
Permo
89c
Jan
Perron
76
79
96
96
25
90 % May
96
97
1,885
71% Mar
97
58%
Jan
Peoples
82-
Anr
May
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
"MIUds
Ltd
new
com
42c
Feb
57c
Apr
10° ?10
21c
Jan
52c
May
10c
10c 10%c
5,000
8%c
Apr
13c
Jan
10c
&
Oil
preferred
Mines
&
&
Gas
Co
8c
7%c
8c
16,250
7c
Mar
—-—1
95c
95c
1.02
20,617
54c
Jan
4%
4%
5
350
Minerals
Ltd
1
70c
80c
14,] 00
23c
20c
23c
18,794
—1
15
14%
15%
19,090
1.25
16
70c
16
16%
6,360
26
26
100
-*
20
20
20
25
2
3.05
3.40
—*
common
Oil
Oil
1,950
52c
1
Gas
common
Credit
Gas
44c
46c
*
Mines
Nat
15%c
7% May
44c
Jan
'
Mines
Consol
Rr/er
May
—
49%c
——1
Uranium
Jan
Feb
May
30% May
143
1
Pardee
Apr
Jan
*
Mines
Parbec
19c
100
10c
Feb
30c
1.33
——
Oils
Apr
9%c
11c
,
Hersey
ll%c
93 %
1,845
Jan
Jan
1
—1
—
—
3.75
27,330
60c
64c
96,150
1.60
2.22
4
*
1.00
1.00
1.15
55,075
1
1.50
1.50
1.60
18.700
2.11
4,900
4% May
55c
18c
"9
16
23%
20
2.30
27c
1.20
95c
1.40
Apr
Feb
1.28 May
Jan
6
95c
Jan
26 %c May
15
% May
May
18
May
Apr
26
May
Mar
23
Feb
Jan
3.90
Jan
70c
Jan
Feb
Apr
May
2.23 Mar
Mar
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.83
Apr
43
The Commercial
Financial
and
Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
(2596)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Pickle
Gold of B C
Uranium
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
700
Feb
1.15
1.60 May
Class
10c
79,200
15c
Jan
10%
3,125
10% May
13%
Jan
60c
68c
5,400
55c
75c
Jan
43
41%
43
3,825
38%
Feb
46%
83c
21,300
50c
Jan
85c
55
Jan
76% May
72c
435
Mar
Jan
May
4.65
900
9c
15,075
1.20
1.45
6,450
1.10
May
7.55
8.25
6,810
6.75
Jan
6.65
7.10
4,405
6.50
Feb
2.50
2.90
2,020
2.50
Jan
3.95 Mar
Ultra
1.74
7,050
1.16
Feb
1.75 May
Union
3.60
122,881
12 %c
14c
14,000
11c
Jan
18c
Jan
28c
33c
6,630
28c
May
33c
May
1.10
1.19
37,000
63c
70c
6,500
32,700
8 15
6.80
2.60
1.72
1.61
3.60
3.20
12 %C
Border Gold
President Electric
Preston
East Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
Premier
—
Warrants
Prospectors Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
7c
Apr
1.70 Mar
Trans
Prairie
Jan
Triad
1.50
Jan
Tribag
Apr
Trinity
Uranium
Radiore
1.15
1316 c
12c
15c
8.75
8.60
9.00
36c
39c
2.1S
2.25
8,360
May
11c
8,400
2.25
1.10 May
63c
1,820
36c
—
13%
3.75
Apr
Jan
8.00 Feb
36c
May
Feb
1.79
2.34
Jan
1.25
Jan
Mar
28c
10% Mar
Jan
80c
2.87
Feb
18c
1,134
17c
Feb
27c
Apr
12%
13%
2,855
12
May
19
Jan
1.00
95c
Feb
1.49 Mar
70c
Mar
1.25 May
14,200
55c
May
1.05
1.60
1.68
12c
12c
12c
1.45
1.45
1.42
93c
1.71
1.95
15 %c
13c
18c
Mines
65c
Uranium
71,931
5,010
21c
44,000
16c
1.65
73c
23
12 %c
Oils
42%
17%
2o0
Mining
39
Co
20c
—
Royal Bank of Canada--.
Royalite Oil common
1
,
76 %
Jan
1.00 May
2.10 Mar
1
23c
75c
Jan
35 c
50c
1.82 May
Jan
1.00
25% May
25%
15,890
16%
Feb
23,500
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
21c
39,200
9c
Jan
25c
May
75%
77
3,418
Mar
77
May
17%
18%
31
31
64
—
23c
1
16
Jan
20
Jan
27
3,490
550
Industries
Shawkey
Mines
—
St
Lawrence
Jan
36
Mar
preferred
Union
—
Michael
San
of
Sand
Sarnia
Saskatchewan
6.80
1,350
5.50 Mar
27
27
100
25% Mar
29.%
9
24%
23%
24%
2,510
19%
24% May
1
15c
18c
58
63
16,669
4.80
I,235
Class
B
United Estella
Fuel
United
Class
B
United
25
——
4.60
4.50
50
Hill—
Montauban
—
15c
57%
62%
•
—
class A pfd—.
preferred
Keno
United
Mines
Inv
Mines
Upper
2.70
3.00
31,750
2.10
Vanadium
Alloys
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd:
31,374
Ventures
170
67c
3,600
3.80
3.80
100
10c
3834
12c
39,680
10c
41%
11,166
5
150
18c
20c
99,100
18c
1.60
1.68
11,750
1.30
Sherritt
:
12c
•
Violamac
40%
—
Vulcan
Oils
Amulet
Walker
77c
Preferred
common
G &
W_
3.90
4.05
8.00
7.65
8.03
Lake
Nickel-.
73%
-
Breweries
Sicks
Silver
S
K
B
Slater
44%
19,357
3,185
105
24c
7,500
1.95
1,000
685
280
21
900
13c
18c
65,800
*
Stadacona
Stanleigh
Stanrock
Feb
9
May
Apr
18%
19%
2,715
11
85c
36c
36,853
42%
880
Gold
Mines
May
3.5U
Feo
1.30
1.39
105,150
60c
Feb
26c
28c
117,900
10c
Jan
23%
24
380
69%
73%
21
22%
14%
147
35c
39c
24,250
30c
14,000
9%c
new
98%
75
7c
1,078
3.55
3.65
1,700
1.57
1.42
1.59
28,550
38%
I
9%c
I
38%
220
9c
9%c
10.849
53c
Mines
51c
55c
9,875
9%
9%
560
1.75
1.78
17.135
3.30
3.80
3.650
80c
2
1.65
3.50
Calgary
76c
84c
Co
64,605
70%
70%
50
99c
94c
1.00
7,350
4.00
4.00
135
21c
18%c
22c
222,833
„
II—I
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson Paper
~
Tiara Mines
Tombill Gold Mines
Torbrit Silver
Mines
-
I
Dominion Bank
Elevators
Trust
Works
37%
9%
common
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Class
96
Jan
15c
Feb
May
Mar
Jan
6%c May
3.50
;
common
A
Towagmac Exploration
55c
—
43%
I__
_IIIIIII
—
—
—
29%
—
32c
1
y
4.10
45c
7
Jan
May
May
2.00 May
4.50
Apr
21%
Apr
99
Apr
12c
Apr
May
5.50
Jan
1.10 Jan
1.72
Feb
37% May
9c
May
35c
Jan
9
Jan
Brown
Co
Bulolo
Feb
1.15
10c
24c
6,500
Feb
May
2.90
Jan
1.84 Mar
25c
19
May
Jan
Jan
May
39% May
2.60
Jan
10%
Apr
1.60
May
10c
6,000
1.68
26,670
7c
4,800
6c
32c
35c
32,100
23c
-
9c
37c
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
9%c
9c
13c
1.35 Mar
1.93
Jan
Apr
Jan
May
10%c
Apr
Feb
Jan
40c
Apr
&
Canada
Bronze
General
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
DuEont
55c
May
Pato
Wire
Flour
Consolidated
Fend
Feb
Price
Bros
Third
Canadian
Jan
Yukon
70y2 May
Zellers
3.70 May
May
18%
-
(1956)
_
Oreille
_
May
36c
.
_
63c
May
19c
Jan
34c
May
47c
Feb
42 J/4 May
49
Jan
19 y4
19%
19%
20
540
18%
20
Mar
d Deferred
50
221/4
886
20
Feb
12 %C 12 %c
1,382
12c
Feb
32
Jan
Feb
Mar
Mar
20
2.229
3.65
3.75
500
48
48%
173
36
Jan
35
34%
3d ^2
1,805
34
May
38c
32c
38c
19,033
26%
25%
26%
4,543
29
29
150
15% Mar
3.10 May
20
Jan
20c
19%
28
Jan
Mar
52
Apr
39 %
Jan
50c
Apr
27% May
30%
22
755
16%
Feb
22
32%
32 %
400
29%
Feb
37%
25%
185
-7.50
98
90
98
225
—5
63 %
59%
63%
1
FOR
*
a
1.411
4.7%
4,411
64% Mar
3,655
28%
42
45
355
40
Mar
46
Jan
34 %
34%
35%
828
30% Mar
38
May
4.10
4.10
4.25
1,812
2.70
2.70
2.75
890
51
50
52
1,950
6
5%
6
1,905
60c
89c
39.200
29%
30
250
1
82c
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
Feb
Feb
4.10 May
2.50 May
49
Apr
5%
54c
Apr
Mar
23%
delivery sale (not included
36
May
May
e
Mav
f Flat price.
Feb
r
CANADIAN
Jan
64% May
93% May
34
5.20
3.40
59
89c
30
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Cash sale (not included in
x
Ex-dividend,
y
year's range).
MARKETS
Admitted to unlisted trading privilege
wi When issued,
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
.* pr
Apr
"an
Jan
6% "'ay
Ex-liquidating dividend.
tUn)
wd When delivered,
31
23c
AND
t
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
30
Jan
Jan
Jan
31
*
-
29
103%
93%
_
Corp_—
May
May
82
__
•
Trust-
25
90
Feb
May
30
93%
Mines
May
4.10 May
■
21 %
•
Jan
30
May
31% May
22
range).
225
20 %
28
—
7,368
31
Jan
26
♦
4.600
30
17%
15
.2.50
_
Apr
35
605
■
4.50
25% May
27
*
_
Jan
Jan
31%
_
24,000
36
3.85
32%
.
-
Paper
FOOTNOTES
Jan
Feb
Mar
14% Mar
25 %
_
Gold
17
Feb
21
*
Consolidated
Apr
27
_
_
Inv
Jan
35
29%
_1
!
Gen
Jan
10 %
30%
*
_
Mines
39%
30%
*
Ltd-
_
Gold
15%
High
Apr
8 % Mar
Jan
4.10
_
Linoleum
&
common.
Apr
16c
18%
*
Weaving
Jan
1.25
1,580
_
1.95
98c
700
23 %
♦
Ontario
4.90
Feb
4.15
22%
_
&
Jan
May
4.05
23
*
Paper
Feb
80c
3.155
16
4.15
9
Prods
1.60
58% Mar
16
1
1
_
Canada
Inc
Ogilvie
2.720
31%
27
International Utilities
Mar
31
'
of
Steel
16c
30%
_
Paper
International
Niagara
31
Oil
Co
Loblaw
3,136
*
__
common
_
Copper Mines
Hayes
670
8%
*
Investments
Bridge
41 % Mar'
10
-
Westinghouse
Gaspe
34
8%
common
Oilcloth
Low
33
8%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18 V4
Canadian
Dominion
Sitares
331/4
J.;
Dominion
for Week
5
_
Canadian
Dalhousie
Sales
ltange
Low
_
Dredging.
Consolidated
Week's
of Prices
*
Dominion Sugar
Vinegars
Funds
5
_
Gold
Canada
3.00
5Gc
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
40c
.
75c
10% May
7c
Par
59c
30
10c
1
Saie I'rlcc
44%
36
19,300
1.55
_
Friday
34c
29%
3,600
1.57
stocks
43%
53c
Jan
37% May
4,520
25c
Apr
10V4
100
1.42
Canadian
Minnesota
Mines
Toronto Iron
17
23 % May
Jan
3.50 May
2,450
May
Jan
Jan
95
11c
Jan
59c
2.75 May
35c
300
7c
common
General
May
17%
1.35
1.60
98%
1.46 May
34c
Mar
Feb
4.20
21
Feb
% May
4%
1.50
5
Gold
14
825
3.65
Gold
Industries
1^%
20,757
4.00
19%
Apr
Mar
7%c Mar
6,595
10
5.00
5.05
Apr
6,120
4.20
—„—
6.40
73% May
11,490
6%
1.05
10%
1.35
10c
'n
9
Jan
25%
45c
5%
42c
42% May
Feb
3.00
20c
—1
\
Mar
May
35c
—
78c
60
2.90
19%
—
Pearson
Toronto
lie
:
Mines
Jan
6,258
40c
com
Taurcanis Mines
Toronto
9c
1.00
10%
24c
__
1.35
55% May
23 %
2.95
Ordinary
Tamblyn
Jan
3.50
1.60
Cons
3.15
8,340
11c
Petroleum
Sylvanite
16,435
Jan
Mar
1,550
39c
Warrants
Inlet
27c
34
21%
.
Switson
Feb
4.00
Contact
Preferred
21c
3.95
9c
11c
Feb
93% Mar
12
Jan
Jan
3.65
.
Cons
30c
May
3.50
-
Mines—.
21c.
1.00
May
Toronfo Slock Exchange—Curb Section
Apr
72%
—
Feb
1
:
Jan
55
Jan
14%
—
10c
May
6% Mar
1.82
Apr
15c
47
3.70
—
19
9%c May
3.90
1.35
51,200
1.05
•
-
Oil
Bear
Apr
40
26 %c
15c 16%c
8c
8%c
90
5% May
33c
Exploration
Superior Propane common-
Toronto
1.03
35c
——
1,500
5
———
Metal
40%
Gas
A
Zinc
&
Mines
158,850
RJver
Supertest
Lead
Yukeno
62c
Oil
Sullivan
Yale
Zenmac
58c
_.
A
♦
class
Ltd
May
60c
Jan
class
Woodgreen Copper
10% May
Sunburst
Texas
20 %
Mar
Canada—.
Sudbury
Indus
Mines
8
17%
Mines
Canuck
2,810
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Texas
Jan
Gold
Yankee
10%
&
1.10
Windward
Yellorex
10
Bros
1.00
Winchester Larder
Yellowknife
10%
Ltd.
4,000
16c
Jan
Services
_
130
4,790
2.00
1
Jan
60c
Nickel—.
Sturgeon
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
May
Mines
91
11%
1.90
1.05
11%
34c
Uranium
90
9.80
__
Warrants
11
5,500
Oil
Taylor
3.00
May
90
-
1
(John)
Jan
29
10%
—
—
63c
35c
Stedman
Tandem
Jan
66c
Jan
34c
Stanwell
Stuart
Jan
1.05
35c
5.05
19% Mar
18%c May
Oils
Starratt
Steel of
May
10
4.50
3,095
Wright-Hargreaves
37c
Corp
100
27% May
Woodward
16c
Uranium
29
Jan
Jan
47
Warrants
25%
18',4
Jan
4.55
1,325
——
26%
Apr
3,287
22
3,322
Materials
27
Jan
3.90
17
23
53
&
25%
36%
Feb
330
51
Paving
26%
May
1.00 Jan
14
38
20c
Mines
Standard
200
37%
16c
Oils-__
20,725
15
38
175
&
2.64
14%
„
Apr
33
40
2.35
14%
1.35
9
100
Mines
34%
2.40
*
9
A
34%
*
.
Jan
Wood
14,600
Spooner
*
-
46c
May
May
lie
Air
A
Feb
Apr
28
18%
Spartan
25,600
Feb
3.00
10c
Jan
47%
Union
1.10
Apr
Jan
7%c May
1.35 Mar
8.10
52
Southern
99c
1.85
6,63.3
16
9,150
Jan
47
Southam
28,903
26
Jan
36,100
706
Oil
2.57
25
II,500
Jan
70c
48,310
May
9%c
Valley
2.41
18%
10c
8,000
5
2.57
Jan
15% May
18%
10
10c
preferred
195
May
1.90
17
46c
18%
Ltd
26
Jan
1.95 May
14c
10c
19%
Roi
Van
26
.
53c
18
May
9c
6,850
90c
1,085
Jan
35c
'
Feb
10c
10%
common
Souris
4.00
72c
5%
17
Apr
Jan
1.12
8%c
9
4%
15%
Feb
4.70
54c
9%c Jan
*
10
5%
16
16 %c
1
41c
.....
...
10.600
I
89c
—,
27,003
Winnipeg & Central Gas__;
10
Ltd
87,914
14c
1.75
May
10
50
—
41c
Apr
20 %
21
A—
,■
46c
11c
1.65
Feb
24%
16%c
class
:L
41c
1.85 May
15
May
9% Mar
4.05
Manufacturing
Slocan
Jan
6.00 May
22%
70c
Feb
23c
1.85
Jan
Apr
81c
2.75 Mar
May
70c
4.00
70c
Dairies
Somerville
Surf
May
21
——-
Mines
D
41
21%
Mines
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
270
22
—
Standard Mines
Silverwood
Class
43
28
20c
24c
lie
Willroy Mines
4.00
common
Sigma Mines Quebec—
Silanco
Mining
Silver-Miller
Warrants
Apr
95
trust
Voting
Jan
Feb
27%
Preferred
Jan
5.50
80
28
Feb
9
3.65
41
-2
——
35c
1.72
B
13%
558
1,700
class
class
(Geo)
Feb
95
14
1,600
1
Petroleum
Naco
12% May
91%
78c
Grocers
Class
100
6.40
1,975
38c
1.85
Warrants
3.00 May
6,440
70c
4.25
35c
13%
74%
Feb
—
May
4.10 May
May
—9
—;
Weston
5.05
6.05
67 y4
22 %c
*
—
80c
7% May
1,377
1.03
Products
Western
2,257
26,290
Jan
Jan
2.00 Mar
Jan
25c
Apr
7
29c
Feb
74%
1
Mines——
Jan
3.20
13%
42%
;
Jan
2.95
Jan
3.80 May
23c
Jan
May
50c
May
85c
May
4.10
—
1
—
15%
12%
70c
27
Jan
| Mar
5
May
1.05 May
Feb
May
3.00
Jan
4.40 May
18
May
65c
22 %c
74%
*
1
Western Plywood Co class B—
4.75
13%
17c
Jan
Apr
21
4,700
—
__9
Western
95
—
77c
3,603
3.95
*1
Mines
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Weedon Pyrite Copper
Werner
76c
1
1
Wainwright Producers & Ref
Waite
1.68
1
Jan
3.00
6.20
Horsey
20c
1
Mines
Jan
1.82
12%
Gordon
Shirriff
1.73
14%
Feb
May
6.40 Jan
32% Mar
5
—
*
Jan
2.50
33,319
26%
65c
1
Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A
Vico Explorations
Feb
3.60
90c
26%.
65c
*
—
80
Jan
May
5.00
3.15
-50
Scythes common
—-—-—
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Shawinigan Water & Power common—
Class A preferred
5
Sheep Creek Gold
1
50
1,422
26%
1
.
May
14 %
2,500
438,760
16
4.50 May
11c
Feb
—2
_.
Mines
30c
100
14c
80c
Products
Canada
Jan
15%
65
15%:
13c
1.27
Jan
16
Jan
61
39
Feb
60
122
3.30
Rights
Universal
Jan
20c
Apr
3.75
3.00
Jan
%c Jan
56
*
68c
200
2.90
13e
—
12
7.15 May
327
,*
—;
May
14,000
—
Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scurry
—
1
Oils
Steel Corp
45c
430,000
Feb
6.65
1
62
May
6.85 May
24c
—
Petroleum
30c
86
May
May
19c
6.80
Decalta
1.51
Jan
5.60
May
9
Western
61
8% May
1
Mar
18c
62%
6 %
Feb
Corps Ltd class A—
40c
1.32
2,022
Apr
Jan
7
Asbestos
May
1.46
Jan
United
5
94
Jan
May
9.00
United
Breweries
13,096
32
Apr
3.85
8,725
Canada
45c 49 %c
185
13,633
Western
23c
Eeb
7.25
140
80
Mar
18%
15%
Cement
74c
17
89,325
8 %•
20c
98
35,600
—
Feb
_
6.40
Jan
15 % May
61%
Bridge
26c
67c
6%
60c
19c
Westeel
29c
—
Jan
5.60
Malartic
29 %c
Gold
River
Debentures
May
33c
77%
Maygill Gas Oil
45c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
55c
Feb
80
West
23c
Gold
Mar
19c
*
.
Jan
26c
Ltd
Mines
28c
20c
_1
Canada-
Mining Corp
Jan
130
Apr
5,280
6.25
Gas
Union
12%
96%
34c
4,210
&%-
17c
96
Apr
May
47c
27c
6%
Feb
4,755
21c
145
42c
22%c
—
Apr
16%
10,500
Apr
3.35 May
Feb
3,356
—
10%
16%
Fea
104
11,220
67c
lie
987
7,227
16%
common
Uranium
Antonio
11%
11c 12 %c
11%
16,945
Jan
3.25
30
*
-
Wesley Mason preferred100
Wespac Petroleums i-aa——■*
96
Corp
class A pfd
5%
St
12 %C
2.0J
154,895
29c
Jan
7.80
_*
Acceptance common—
2nd
—
IIV2
—
Mining
Ryanor
1.20
17% Mar
27
7.60
1
22,0ol
May
43%
Apr
17% Mar
258
7.40
29% r
1
West
—
24c
25c
40
Mar
Apr
Mar
Jan
11c 12 %c
31
2
1.90 May
2.05
17 %c
18%
Preferred
Russell
2.80
3 25
125%
——*
Ltd
42%
17%
2.50
2.90
2.90
3.35
120 128%
—
*
Chibougamau
High
42% May
Apr
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
21c
67c
547,937
106,980
1.90
23c
Feb
50c
18c
Apr
Apr
12c
1.36
25%
—
Mines
Consol
Jan
1.25 May
9,172
70c
—50
Pete Ltd
(A Vr Can Ltd
Roxana
37c
18c
Rocky
Rowan
67c
200
1.59
—
—
Mines
May
1.45 May
1.25 May
132,000
1.85
Feb
J 2c
1,400
74c
.
Mines Ltd
1.35
16,100
22,000
80c
—
Rockwin
Roe
24,600
15,133
64c
1.40
Athabasca
Rix
1.05
1.25
55c
1.60
Uranium
Rio Rupununi
Roche
96c
1.00
64c
Ltd-
Mines
Rexspar
Richwell
42%
*
United
1.25
Mines
Rayrock Mines „
—-—
Reef Explorations Ltd
Reeves Macdonald
Renabie
37
36%
8.35 Mar
18c
Ltd—
Mines
Earth Mining Co
25
*
Pipeline
United
Rare
3,647
40
—*
Oil
8.80
42%
40
1
—
Apr
5.90
13c
40%
40
Rights
Quebec Ascot Copper
Queoec Chibougamau Goia
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Rainville
Ltd
Low
.
40
-
———
76%
3.95 Mar
'
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
7c
Range Sirce Jaa. 1
High
42%
:——————
—
Explorations
Trans Empire Oils
75%
9c
Low
•
_.
Canada
4.25
76%
,
A
B
preferred
Rights
Trans
Shares
*
class
5%
10c
1.66
Finance
Traders
Jan
1.25 May
7c
Jan
77c
Gold
Rouyn
13,555
60c
*
Corp
Oil Roy
Power
1.39
1.36
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
10%
—
River
Powell
Low
High
1.25
—t-—
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1.25
10c
Pitch-Ore
Prairie
for Week
1.25
Pioneer
Powell
Range
oi Prices
1.25
Gold Mines
Crow
Sales
Low
Pa
MAY 31
FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
"'ay
y
Volume
185
Number
5643
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2597)
national list of over-the-counter
securities
Quotations for Friday, May 31
not
d°
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation
or
Origin of
which have
Aero vex Corp
Air
Barge
Line
American
Box Board
American
Co
&
34
36%
27
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp
Class A common
Co
297'8
38%
Hugoton Production
40 >4
Husky Oil Co
52 74
Public
Arkansas
28%
Avon
Aztec
Oil
Co
Bausch
Bell
&
&
Investors
Class
36 V4
3874
42
45%
Iowa
19%
Southern
7%
Jamaica
6
6%
Jefferson
Co__10
21%
2374
_10
12%
13%
10%
874
5
43
46%
Black Hills Power & Light Co__1
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc
1
23%
25%
3074
32%
Bowser
25
16%
18
10
25
27
preferred
Sharpe Mfg Co
Co
1
Beryllium Co
__1
6%
7 74
7%
-
15%
8
*
_•
35
Inc
10
40%
43
Corp
1
14%
1674
17%
Stanley
103 %
99
28%
Steel
$1.46
Stanley
30
Coll15
Strong Cobb & Co
2174
22 %
Struthers
11%
12
33%
3674
Co
5
11%
12%
774
'III1
24
25%
I
60
63%
•
Castings
Co
California
Oregon Power Co__zo
California Water Service Co__25
33%
3574
39%
42%
Calif
2074
2274
Wat
&
Canadian
Telephone Co_12%
Delhi
Petrol
Ltd—10c
13%
14%
Canadian Superior Oil of Califll
* 21%
23 74
Corp
Carpenter
—1
Paper
Co
Ceco Steel Products
8%
9%
1
39 74
10
Corp
37%
22 %
2374
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
8%
9%
Central
Electric
&
Gas
Co__3%
16%
111
&
Gas
Co
31
33
13%
1474
Elec
Indiana
Gas
10
Co
5
Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central
Maine
Central
Public
Central
Soya Co
Power
Co
23%
21%
•
30%
3274
10
21 %
23
6
1674
18
1
4%
5%
3374c
15%
1674
Telephone Co
Vt Pub
Serv
Gas
Util Co
Common
Corp_
Co
cl A
com
class B
3374c
Clinton Machine Co
Collins
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
40%
22
20
Central
Chattanooga
37%
10
Utility Corp—6
Central
Citizens
Co
16%
7%
8%
1
com
common
Stores
1574
1
A
2374
25%
,1
2374
25%
2 74
Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
24%
25%
68
72 V
5
Colorado
Milling & Elev Co—-1
Colorado Oil & Gas! Corp com—3
21
22%
—25
21
33%
22%
3574
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
4%
574
$1.25
conv
preferred
Connecticut Light & Power Co_«
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
1874
19%
8%
974
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
Cross Company ——^5
15%
36 74
16%
39%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
60
63%
Cutter Laboratories
Common
Ltd
_5
vtg—_ 1
com
8%
1
8 74
9%
T
Glass
Fibers
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
Le Cuno
Corp
Loan Corp
Liberty
Lilly (Eli)
Lithium
Thermo
27
Three
Lone
Star
—25
—
13%
16%
14
5 %
Maremont
Marmon
cl B__5
com
65%
62 74
32%
35 7a
1
3774
3974
-1%
iflc
1374
14'/«
Automo
McLean
(R
R)
&
1
Sons
Co„5
Broadcasting Corp
Dunham
Bush
Dynamics
_1
Inc
2678
674
1
29
2
Inc
Corp
10%
277 a
77 a
307a
.11%
America
of
preference
2
Nat
Gas
Co
16%
1
Utilities
Electrolux
9%
50c
Industries Inc
Eastern
19'4
10'4
21
32%
34%
1
1174
Co
.
1
2274
24%
49%
53
1
874
9
10c
(Texas)
Co
•
7%
Mfg Co
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co
Natl
Co
30 74
3274
23
25 74
*
Mfg Co
Federal
13
A
6'4
6%
74 '4
117a
12%
11%
12 7s
3674
39%
5
x33%
36%
5
20%
...
22
7z
1
Mortgage Assn_100
25 74
5
22%
24%
1
16(8
I 10'/a
5
1
Co
18
30
26%
2774
19%
109
Co
Chemical
!•■:. 24%
1
Co„
23%
2
Inc
Utilities
1
_
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
_1q
National Aluminate
Corp
National Gas & Oil
—2%
Corp
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
Class
B
National
New
common
Shirt
Eng
&
File
Oil
23%
874
25:4
97a
25%
26%
&
3574
38'4
18%
20%
21
22%
19%
11%
21%
8
Assoc
Corp
Gas
_
17%
12%
18%
•
Elec
Co
American
North Penn
50c
Shops of Del—_1
Gas
Thermador
Nortex
North
24%
2(5%
12%
13 "4
10
10%
__50c
Corp
1
Coal
1
Gas Co
16%
17%
5
127i,
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
69%
74 74
30%
4J.%'
Northwest
Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
1
3
Miss
River
734
16%
17 7..
Prod—lc
6%
14 74
Otter Tail Power Co
13%
674
Old Ben Coal Corp
•
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific
Airmotive
7%
87a
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
14 7
s
U 7a
15 74
15%
•
55
59 72
Pioneer
54%
58
Plymouth
22%
2374
Polaroid
Corp_2
Natural
6%
6%
874
974
31-a
„70c
Gas
23%
33%
£4%
1
16
1
11%
1274
374
1074
Co
Co
_.
Corp
•
2
1
28%
5%
170
17%
30'4
b
74
176
21%
23%
1
52
55 %
Paper_10
Portland Gas 81 Coke Co
19
Portland General Electric Co_7%
29
32%
Potash
•
17
1874
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
1
33%
Hamp
5
3674
17%
1874
Pub
Serv
Co of
New
Mexico
5
10
Mineral
Wayne
15
23%
2474
K. 74
Punta
20%
22 74
Purolator
36
39%
Co
Corrugated
Co
Packing Co
Gas Service Co
Controls
Co
5
General
Crude Oil
Co
_2 '4
General Gas Corp.
—2.50
Co of the Southwest
874
9%
Genl Tele
preferred
Portland
Great Western
(A
P)
Co
Financial
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gustin-Bacon
Alegre Sugar Corp
7
7%
1
21%
22%
3074
32 *4
5%
19%
21%
a
44%
47%
5
15
16%
50c
24%
26%
1
33%
5
56%
60%
•
41%
44%
14%
15%
1
27
29%
1
33%
36 Ya
Oil Co
8c
Co
Swasey
Warren
Brothers
Warren
(S D)
Co
Co
Washington Steel Corp
Services
Jet
Inc
35%
West Point Manufacturing Co_5
16%
17%
Western Lt 8c Telephone Co_10
34
36%
36%
Massachusetts
42
44%
25
26%
1
16%
17%
10c
11%
Western
Cos—1
Natural Gas Co
Western
22%
23%
White
19%
2174
Whiting Corp
574
Co
Wisconsin
67
6%
Pow
19%
2%
&
18
29
32
26%
28%
Light Co_10
Wood Conversion Co
7%
7%
8%
•
Wurlitzer
12%
5
Williams & Co Inc
6
64
CHI
Eagle
1
24
2
357'2
1
23%
5
(Rudolph)
Co
14%
10
16
10
10%
1
39%
42
Corp
1274
4674
4974
Riley Stoker Corp
5
28%
30%
River
5
15 %
16%
1
774
8%
33
39
42
25c
4%
5
54i/2
Co class A com_10
Corp
64
50c
18'/a
19%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
8%
67 %
Off-Shore
Zapata
Bank & Trust
Par
Bank
of
(San
America
N'T
ft
8
Bank
of
Bank
Co
Companies
Par
Ask
Industrial
Trust Co
Bid
(Phila)—a
16
5874
61%
24%
26
53
62 %
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
42
46 Ve
10
40%
43%
Manufacturers Tr Co
New
40%
43
5
24'%
2674
Cleve—16
34%
37
(Newark) _25
37
40%
100
284
York
Co
Natl
(N
Y)
Bank
Co
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila)
Camden Trust
(N J)—..
Natl
Co
Bank
297
(St
Louis)
of
10
20
Meadow
10
(H Y)—10
Natl
Brook
Bank
3774
:'.774
40:%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)__10
48%
50%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
48%
50%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
Citizens
&
Bk
of
Southern
National
Morgan
Bank (Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Cleveland Trust Co
Commercial
State
Co
Trust
Co.
Bank
&
111
of
&
N
Plains
N
N
5714
(N
29%
33
24 7 4
2674
50
119
2P%
47%
Stk
Co
(Camden
First
National
N
Bk
of
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bk
59%
6%
20%
31%
34 74
(Jersey
64%
331
City)—25
12
7 74
Brand
10
_5
3
Rice Mills
1674
9
67
65
Louis_„20
59%
4974
York
Trust Co
Tr
(N
Y)
70
(Chicago)—100
Co
25
440
N J).
5374
5
15
10
1
74
18%
274
Telephone Corp
Rockwell
Ryder
Co
Manufacturing Co
Plywood
System
10
Natl
First
Natl
First
of
Bk
St
(Phila)
Trust Co
46
10
off
38 74
20
43%
46%
56%
Tradesmen's
Trust
(Phila)
Bank
—
Bank
Natl
135
San
Jacinto
3774
10
79%
83 Vt
17%
1974
National
Bank (N Y)
2
8%
20
Bank-State Street
Second
Co
49%
52%
134
140
Bearle
143
8eismograph Service Corp
Sierra
(G
D)
Pacific
&
Co
44%
4774
1
13%
14%
Power
Co
774
22
23%
9%
Trust
(Boston,
Trust
Harris
31%
48
51%
32%
35%
44%
47%
28
31%
5
Corn
Bank
Tr
Exch
28
29%
State
Bk_15
(N Y)
Hudson
New
of
& Sav
Bk
Bk
Natl
47%
Bank
(N
50%
65
20
County
York—10
Co
Co
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Natl
Providence
R
Bk
Bk
Co
Trust Co
4G4
29
31%
53
58%
15%
17
33
36%
3274
34%
Union
Bank
City)—8
(N Y)—10
United
25
Tr Co
8c
37
40%
(N Y)—10
20
21%
New
of
of
No
Bank
Jersey
Amer
2%
Tr
10%
For
footnotes
see
42 Vz
10
of
10
Maryland
Trust
States
Tr Co
45
10
States
22%
&
list
Utility
of
Your orders
&
-
the
-
inquiries
in the above
Securities.
Counter
are
TROSTER,
HA
2-
invited
SINGER
&
2400
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y,
24%
64
CO.
1-
376
67
27%
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arii)_5
Stocks quoted
Over
45%
48%
Co—
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
Industrial
27%
of Commerce—
Co
preceding page.
National
11%
26
(N Y)„5
(Boston)
United
10
10
Co
(Cleveland)
Union
of
I
Albany
Bk ft Tr
Y)
Trust
44%
435
10
25
Natl
(Union
of
Natl
67%
4134
(Chi)—100
8c Tr
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
66
28
Trade
Hanover
62
10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
(Franklin
Guaranty Trust Co
Hartford
of Phila
Bk
76%
20
Mass)
72
44%
41%
Sterling
Girard
Trust
Union
Angeles)
—12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
»
Y),
N
Louis
10
Bk
Natl
Square
20%
1
2
Petroleum
—
34%
4%
59
60
of
10
Second Natl
10
New Rochelle
Franklin
11%
1874
16%
30 y8
49
1
57
36
St
First Westchester Natl Bank
17 V2
5
Corp
Inc
73 %
2774
65%
First
25
__—a
78'4
19%
(H H)
Rochester
38%
46-1
_10
Rye
63
62%
Paterson
59%
Robertson
29%
45%
Royal Bank of Canada
71%
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
of
974
•
'
Royal State Bk of New York_5
6774
53
17
Inc__374
Roadway Express class A
25c
"
42%
Trust Co (Boston).lOO
Boston
35%
49%
2974
Robbins & Myers Inc
136
734
15%
28
27
Nat'l Bank Trust Co
First
&
7.50
Bank¬
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Rockland-Atlas
32?
>
20%
64 %
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—25
22
(Atlanta )_10
312
57 74
19
36
36%
10
54
60%
46%
(N
Provident
33 74
100
42%
33L
58%
&
33
33 7a
Dallas
59
39 %
317
54%
63
Boston—12 7a
117
54%
8c
Y)
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston).
81%
10
of
Bank
N
dT~Essex
(Hackensack
73 %
10
Chicago
First
78
69
10
J)
Bk
First Natl Bank of
First Natl
20
10
Corp (Minn)
Natl Bk 8c Tr
10
(Cleve)—16
Peoples FMrst Natl Bk ft Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
51%
Camden
Commerce
(Albany
Northern
30'/a
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Bk
20%
111
25
New
190
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_lo
First
19%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
40%
First
7i
New Eng
37%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
Bank
Newark
ing Co
(Newark
10
Detroit
Westchester_5
Trust
WV*
Y)
of
of
Natl
(White
Co
Bank
Bank
National
84 74
J)
(N Y)__100
City
7774
33%
5
Trust
62
*
73
3.9
Y)
Empire Trust Co
Federal
National
3674
J)
Co
8c Co
National
Trust
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
(J P)
5
National
10
Bank
Trust
66
258
J_25
N
Co
(Paterson
62
244
Tr Co_12%
Y)
(N
102
3674
8c
25
Commercial
Continental
34%
50
Bank
Y)
(N
Freeport
33%
/.97
of
34%
Natl
31%
Tr
(Phila)
Phila_10
Centl-Penn
County
2074
20
of
Bankers Trust
Trust
Ask/:'.;
18%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bk &
674
Commerce
Central
Bid
A
Francisco)
2534
Richardson Co
3074
V-:' 8
38
Resistoflex
32 74
Mfg Co new—2.50
common
1
2574
Republic Natural Gas Co
2174
6%
—
Co
5%
Corp of America—1
Chemicals
22 %
11%
Company
B
4074
30
Roddis
(M A)
19%
2674
37%
1
Products
Rare Metals
10c
18%
25%
197b
Hagan Chemicals 8c Controls—1
Haskellte Mfg
5
20%
•
-
America
Producing Properties Inc
Relchhold
10c
Corp
Haile Mines Inc
of
1
Corp_l
Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Gruen Industries Inc
Sulphur
Co
20
Cement
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Class
274
Warner
li%
Bottlers
Corp
Rubber
2(1'2
ll
Indus
Lumber
267-;
674
Corp
Genera!
Pickering
10
Corp
Corp Ltd
5
Pacific Power 8t Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
2%
Boston
Hanna
29 V*
10%
1
Connecticut
fT'.V
774
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Mo-Kan Pipe Line Co com
Montrose
41'%
70%
com.l
Miss
Missouri
14 V8
3874
2%
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping
Pendleton
Foods
Fanner
Inc_IIII
74
12%
Emhart
Fairmont
1974
1774
Associates—10
Corp
Electric
14
ic
Laboratories
Oklahoma
East Tennessee
52'%
137a
18%
Class A common
Miles
74
4974
McLouth Steel Corp
374
Inc
Bradstreet
47
1
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Gross-Dcxier Inc—
2578
Donnelley
44
Inc__1
Meredith
374
Productions—2%
Products
34%
1
Prods
Trucking Co cl
23%
(Walt)
Doeskin
407 a
32
16
Industries
McLean
Nicholson
Disney
37%
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxso2i (W L)
Corp
3
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.l
Norrls
Haloid
27%
4074
1
Gas
6
1
Co
Herrington Co
12%
Gulf
Corp
Nat
35%
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
2074
Green
9
9%
1
574
3374
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Mallory (P R) & Co—
21
574 %
King
States
Boatmen's
19
Giant
9%
31%
34%
Transmis Corp_7
Transmission Corp_5
Gas Pipeline Co_l
-1774
5%
Macmillan Co
11
General
974
X28%
%
1
Mfg & Sales Co„_
19%
Garlcck
Texas
2474
10c
13 Va
Corp
37%
Nat
Time Inc
—10c
America-
Steel
Lucky Stores
Ludlow
of
5
.
& Co Inc
Corp
1
Frito
Co
Gasoline Corp__1
National Petroleum
1
39%
1
Oil
1
Internat Bridge Co
Inc.!
Chemical Arts
Ft
Transmis
Eastern
39%
Minerals
Match
5
1
Gas
2574
Detroit
Foote
25%
22%
10
1
Inc
Corp
2574
9%
vtg
Di-Ncc
Fluor
1
Natural
37
17
First
Tampax
Texas
2374
15%
Paso
6%
Corp Inc
Industries Inc
34%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
El
6%
(Tennessee
37
IIIIlo
Co
11%
Texas
3
187%
Eastern
7%
1074
Gas
5
2074
$1
7%
19%
111
10%
10 %
25%
Welex
37
16
—
Co
17 74
&
I
17%
Texas
38%
9%
1
674
Texas
Koehring
19%
Dun
46 34
1474
3%
93/4
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
27%
37%
Keystone Portland Cem Co„
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__274
DuMont
C43%
5%
24%
35%
10
Valley Mould 8c Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
13%
(O A)
Texas
Corp
23%
Utah Southern
25%
374
17%
Central
Central
33
Corp
2%
Corp
1
Propane Gas Corp__1
Refining Ce
lc
23%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
3
Kellogg Co
__50o
Co
28%
Wells
3474
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
CoIlo
Kansas City Public Serv
Co
1
L-O-F
Central
Sutton
Tekoil
common
Kentucky Utilities
5
Inc
Tool
—
Sugar Corp
23
Universal
Inc
I
8%
_~i
;
3774
&
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
14%
36%
Greene
Suntide
34
Drill
preierred
United Western
13%
34%
Suburban
_*
20%
38%
294
United Utilities Inc
27
2.50
Delaware Corp
1674
Supply
Corp
25 74
non-voting
Statler Hotels
19%
36
United States
35%
1
Products
275
Pipe Lines
7%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
32%
Works
27%
1
60c
25
Home
93/a
25%
7
United
10
Steamship
15
5
preferred
Kendall
&
27%
8%
1
1
8%
21%
274
14%
Stubnitz
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser
Fruit
30%
7'/4
20
Ask
26
1
39%
28%
V
•
Inc
Gas Pipe Line
Corp_50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
1674
2074
30'%
Mfg Co
Bid
Trans
15%
37 V*
28
Standard Register
E)
Trans-Canada
Corp
Industries
15%
Steel
Bullock's
Carlisle
Stand
24%
13%
_
1674
37%
Buckeye
Burndy
43%
(A
15
19%
Co—I
Sprague Electric Co
Staley
11%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
2%
1
Electric
Tele
Co
1674
14
Producing Co__1
States
22%
117'a
874
Co
Gas
Carbon
Common
Inc
Water
Speer
40
Co"II5
Utilities
Heintz
6%
10
Mfg
&
Southwest
Topp
10%
5
Tokhelm
67 %
Par
■,'
.'/■%
27%
15%
Colorado Power Co
•
Southern Nevada Power Co
_1
Southern New Eng Tele
Co__25
Southern Union Gas Co
1
20%
20%
1.4;
*
Brunner
.4%.
Inc
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Iowa Public Service Co
v
Co„10c
Calif Water Co
19%
1
35%
1
Brush
1574
common
33 74
Corp
&
13%
_i
Diver Services
A
10
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Brown
1
"
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys
1
Interstate Securities Co
II5
267 a
10
$1.20
66%
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
20%
Beryllium
Inc
4 74
14%
28%
1274
63%
5074
27
Serv
Ask
1
64%
Devel Co_10c
Pub
Southwestern
10
Optical
11%
7474
10
_
13%
2574
Corp
27
1
:Ho
Co
47
rl9%.
Co__.
Lomb
1
17 %
J
Gossett
70
Indiana Gas & Water Co
International Textbook CollII*
5
Co
Mfg
25
1
27%
18%
Bid
25 </4
Southern
1
_
25 %
1—5
Co
Bates
Southern
Indian Head Mills Inc
Jack
Bareco Oil
32
Co
Ideal Cement Co
Co__5i
Inc
Gas
29%
13%
.1
Power
Spring
&
274
1274
*
Service
Products
Mfg
Oil &
Southeastern
4
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Art Metal Construction Co
Associated
2974
Shore
23%
3074
26%
Hycon
South
21%
—1
common
Missouri
55 74
Ask
Bid
ifcomposed^f slcuriUes
ui securities
request. The "NaUonar iist
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 %c
1
A
74
1
Partic preferred
Arizona
class
371-2
Co____l
Develop
Incorporated
Farms
Voltage Engineering
36%
2
AnheuEer-Busch Inc
Arden
High
4
American Window Glass Co_12%
AMP
5%
10
Corp
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const
Research
36%
Hoover Co
1
Express Co
434
34 %
5
Co
Amer Hospital Supply
Amer
Par
1
Inc
on
Par
Ask
1
Products
American
Bid
quotation furnished
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
any
29%
45
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
46
.Monday, June 3, 1957
..
(2598)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations for Friday,
May 31
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
1.74
9.56
1.56
1.71
18.27
16.75
6.09
B-2
3.72
4.07
10.50
11.41
B-4
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc..
1
Bowling Green Fund—
10c
Broad Street Investment—*.—1
Bullock Fund Ltd™—-1
11.78
Axe-Science &
Blue Ridge
9.93
10.74
24.45
13.23
14.50
7.24
Canadian
14.29
15.45
20.03
22.32
1
8.05
8.80
Ltd
Preferred
Inc
De
De
Automobile
Electrical Equipment
136
400
11.19
18.80
Manhattan
15.60
16.95
18
7.64
xll.00
12.10
8.82
Xl4.u4
8.91
9.76
16.79
21.94
19.00
Stock
New
7.23
7.49
of
14.86
16.06
16.10
4.42
8.09
8.79
10.79
2
3.28
3.57
15.28
16.70
13.23
14.30
Puritan
Fund
7.35
7.99
Putnam
(Geo)
Securities-
automobile shares—-—-*c
shares—
*c
1°
lc
Stock Fund_lo
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares-.
lc
(The)
lc
administered shares—lc
bond shareslc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lo
shares
lc
lc
lo
equipment shares
lc
—..——lc
Tobacco shares
-lc
Utilities
—lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
shares
stock
shares
Steel
8.81
9.65
12.52
13.71
12.52
7.35
General
Railroad
6.83
Price
(T
&
8.06
5.71
6.27
Smith
10c
10c
H-C7
Series H-DA
—2
11.70
15.34
9.29
10.13
22.68
22.91
X14.93
12.34
13.41
54%
Inc—1
56 lb
•
1.25
9.07
of Boston—1
Fund
1
11.65
B)
12.15
17.88
Fund
Fire
4.38
11.24
1
12.43
Hartford Steamboiler
8.15
23 V4
8.91
1
8.91
9.44
9.57
25 '3
9.74
11.62
12.63
P. 33
9.10
Shares_l
10.32
11.46
12.52
1
17.94
19.50
Continental Fund
United
Income Fund
United
Science
Fund
1
Ltd
Canada
Fund
lo
10.27
11.24
lc
10.51
Growth
Fund.lc
11.71
12.81
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
Institutional
Insur
5.85
6.39
1
Inc
Income
Line
5.50
6.01
Special Situations
11.50
Institutional
15,
3.70s Sept.
Fund
3.95s
16,
Wall
2.80
of
32%
.—2
Y
N
Fire
Westchester
23
34%
Co in the
27%
2
—.—
Ask
32nd« of a point
1957—
15,
l%s Oct.
100.1
1,
14,
100.2
3lbs Feb.
100.2
2lis May 1,
3%s May 1,
1958
100.4
2 Vis
100.1
2
4s
20, 1957
Feb.
100
20, 1957
1958
100.2
99.5
20,
1958.—
1,
Nov.
99.30
Sept.
1
97
100%
69.31
100.2
99.31
1972——
101V2
99%
100.1
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Nov.
4lbs
March
_
100
1957
3,
1958
1,
100.2
100
—
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Bid
Maturity.—
32nds of a point
Oct.
99.31
100.1
99.31
1957————.
1,
3%s Feb.
100.1
1958.—
99.27
1958
14,
99.30
99.29
3%s April 15,
1 lbs
Oct.
l%s
April
11.21
7.30
7.98
1
3 70
9.51
1
13.43
14.64
1,
Feb.
97.10
96.18
96.26
95.20
95.28
94.20
94.28
i
1960—
99.18
99.20
1
93.20
93.28
'
92.16
92.24
91.10
91.18
15,
1959
1959
libs Aoril 1, 1960
1,
15,
99.28
99.30
libs
Oct.
99.22
99.24
libs
April
1957
1,
_
99.12
99.18
libs
Oct.
1,
1951
98.20
98.23
3%s Feb 15,
1962
99.9
99.11
libs April 1. 1962
1958—.,:
1,
15, 1958—
1,
1961
1,
!
Inc
99.26
1
90
90.8
:
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Wellington Fund
3.75%
100
1-57
7-
1-56
10-
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
Ask
100.2
Rate
5-
Bid
Due
Dated
3.80%
1-57
11-
1-57
99.31
2-57
99.28
Ask
100.2
99.31
lc
7.05
7.72
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
12.02
12.99
12.99
14.21
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.30
5.73
3.75 ft.
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
100
100.2
3.70%
3-
1-57
12-
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
100
100.3
3.90%
6-
3-57
12-
2-57
99.31
100.
3.75%
2-57
10-
1-57
100
100.3
3.80%
4-
1-57
1-
2-53
99.30
100.1
1-
1-57
11-
1-57
100
100.3
3.90%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.30
100.1
2-
4.00%
Fund
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.31
100.1
3.875%
3.875%
Recent
U'
Industries
runirton
99%
100 %
78 %
79 %
1987
99
100
4 Vis
—1976
81
82
Power
4lbs_1987
9814
1987
97 'a
97%
99
N
Y State Elec & Gas 4%s_1987
Airlines
Central
Maine
Pub
Elec
4%s
Commonwealth Edison 4lbs_19b7
Corp 3%s
Florida
Pow
&
1975
91
93
4%s___1987
Lgt
Pruehauf Trailer
lu. li
Roebuck
80%
Illnois
Bell
Lowensteln
105
1970
4V2S
97
Telephone 4Vis-1938
47/ss
(M)
&
1982
96%
100
97
Co
ol
1967
88
91
70%
71%
1977
4%i>
96%
97%
99%
100%
79 a4
5s
Transcontinental
Line
Gas Pipe
5s
.
5s
1975
1976
New Orleans Pub Serv 4%s_1937
88
S
Corp
Industries
Universal
-1971
137
104
104
98%
99%
1957
Washington Gas Lgt 5s
1957
1957
June 27, 1957
July 5.
1957—.
—
.'
1957
1976
94%
95%
1982
99 *4
100 Vs
Power
6.16ft
Potomac
par
value
stock
fEx-100%
&
pfd—50
58 lb
59 lb
100
2.44%
pfd—50
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
Light—
Dfd
Electric
99.975
9P.919
99 863
99.822
99.807
99.729
99.678
Julv
18,
25,
1957
1957
August
1,
8,
-
1957
August
1957
August
1957
15,
—
1957
August 22,
1957
September 23, 1957
August
29,
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
*No
Pacific
-
—
20,
24,
99.97^
99.914
99.854
99.813
99.793
99.720
99.668
July
108
5s_
80%
106
—
139
—1970
5%s
4%s
Match
10.13 4
92
13,
1957
June
July 11,
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
Mueller Brass 3%s
6,
June
Amer
Underwood
100
June
Bid
Ask
98%
1971
Am
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Bid
97 lb
Bills
United States Treasury
99%
100%
Stocks—
1931
Can
1977
Acceptance—
—
99
Sons—
4%s
National
102%
99
June
U
Laclede Gas
Ask
101%
81%
1975
Hotels
4%s
—1977
Sheraton
102'b
1976
4s_
3 3As
Hilton
—1987
G~s
&
4s-8s
Textron
(%rro
El
Serv
Sears
&
4%_1989
4%s_
Edison
Potomac
Tel
99%
Capital
Gas
Bell
Northwestern
98%
Calif Electric Power 4%s
Cinn
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
1987
4V4S-1975
Alabama Power 4%S-__
lj
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
10412
48
106
49
Stock
b Bid
dividend,
value.
to
iisting on the New York
Exchange
d
x
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
•
99.24
-
13.21
1
97.28
97.8
1900—
Oct.
l%s
libs Oct.
1
97.20
1958
lVbs
lVbs April 1, 1959——
1957
15,
Ask
Notes—(Cont,)-
3lbs May
Treasury Notes—
2lis Aug. 1, 1957—_
Aug.
100
Bid
Maturity—
Treasury
Indebtedness-
of
Certificates
Ask
Mutual
Fund
Investors
96.6
lOOli
1972-1967
15,
95.30
100
100.2
99.30
1958.
10,
10, 1958——
97.2
96
1971
15,
99.4
98.4
99.28
1962
Feb.
3%s
100.2
96.24
95.28
4 lbs
99.11
100
—
lbs June 1, 1960
1,
99.16
100.4
95.20
May
Ask
100.2
97.26
——
1959
3Vis May 1,
100.5
98.28
100
—
1960
4s
100.3
99.31
1958
10,
Mar.
99 30
1958..*.—
1958__—
100.3
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn-
4.10s
99.8-
99.31
2Vis May 1,
2 Vis Feb. 1,
Jan.
99.30
—
1957
99.31
100
1958
Bid
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Stock
Towne
Investing Corp
Washington
29%
3.06
Inc
Street
109%
314s July
1957
1957.
15,
Jan.
2 lbs June
10c
Inc
&
S
74%
26
3
U S Life Insurance
99.31
15, 1957
2.70s Oct.
2s
1(
Inc
Line
Strum
Fire
U
42 lb
11.22
1
Fund—1
United
Fund
88 %
70%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..10
80 %
105
17, 1957
July
3lbs
3 lis
Van
22
U S
39%
Bid
10.35
Fund
of North Amer—5
Co
61%
20%
85
8
5
(N Y)
39%
162
City
Insurance
47%
58%
—
76
3%s June 24, 1957
Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
Fund
Trust
&
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
United
Value
8.64
36%
155%
13.55
Value
2.76
Guar
11.90
Inc
Value Line Fund
4.34
—10
10
—10
5
—
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
a30.21
Television-Electronics Fund
Funds
Title
Travelers
*/2
1
Inc_l
Farnham Fund
Sterling Investment
4.78
1
1
Bank
29%
32
44%
13.°8
41
10.40
X2.53
Foundation
37%
Marine
&
13.96
39
9.49
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst
35%
27%
9.81
12.75
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Fund Inc 10c
Fund of Boston Inc
1
Institutional
5
Fire
Accident
3.80s
1
Texas
16.88
Standard
3lbs Sept. 3, 1957—
3lis Oct. 15, 1957
1
Investors Inc
Investors
2.75
16.39
Springfield
69%
10
10
Security (New Haven)_:
19%
65
28%
10
32 %
18
68
10
Surety Co
15.54
6.89
17.35
54%
64%
6.25
Marine
&
Fire
12,13
14.19
Shares
2.49
9.64
Paul
30%
a24.61
6.28
8.80
14%
50
—.5
(Jacksonville Fia)_2%
9.40
4.04
Insurance
Seaboard
55
a36.il
1
& Clark—
Fund
Roe
9.85
13
(Texas)__10
(N Y)
Corp
Reinsurance
Republic
2 lib
-71
109
51
...
4.05s Apr.
Clark
Stein
4.44
20%
—
10
5
American
2 lbs
Street Investment Corp—•
8.99
——->*—
36%
34%
105
16.23
._1
Funds
&
Stock
Fund
7.50
4
Republic
&
Indemnity
56%
53 lb
2.50
F)_
—*
4 lbs Sept,
Slate
a24.14
Income Foundation
Globe
13.99
Sovereign
1
Haydock Fund Ir.c
(S
Newark!
Glens Falls
12.87
Southwestern
14.41
19
Co
Paci.ic Insurance
St
1
8.30
13.16
67%
10
2
Providence-Washington
3.90s Aug.
8.50
8.58
lo
Phoenix
6.99
Stevens
&
563 i.
61%
19%
46%
6.47
9.51
8.70
57%
5
changed to
Name
Pacific
10.63
10.70
•
7.57
11.29
52%
10
91%
1
of Canada
(Edson
of N Y_10
87
Fund
10%
89%
43%
of
36%
8%
84
—<4
Firemen's
42
28%
Co
Insurance
Fidelity & Deposit oil Md—
10
Fire Assn of Philadelphia——10
Fund
Araer
Fire
Co
Fireman's
>'
;
34
.10
(Minnt
Insurance
Pacific
Peerless Insurance Co
3?4s June
8.68
8.35
53%
39%
_.
50%
47%- :
National Life
Northwestern
Federal Home Loan Banks—
7.75
10.31
96%
57
—
29%
Federal
:
18
'
92%
Northern
37%
32.53
Shareholders Trust
United
Income
9.73
Inc—
Hamilton Funds
Series
i
Fund Inc„_—
Common
Northeastern
27%
32.20
Stevens
Scudder,
74 lb
——
4%
Inc
Fund
12.50
North; River.
2
•
Obligations of Government Agencies
Stock
Growth
Nuclear
Science
20%
70%
1
Scudder
38%
5
2.50
3.33 %
—
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
1
2.50
Inc
Rowe)
Scudder,
Fire———10
York Fire
New
37 %
Fund Inc
Selecled
Fully
RR
9.92
11.60
6.23
11.43
shares
shares-
9.05
10.59
Fund
Pioneer
New
21.92
14.00
Inc
Fund
Street
Pine
Hampshire
New
lb
38%
16%
35 Vi
1
7.35
132
35%
X6.59
Corp—
Inc
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
18.61
.—1
1
1
4
Inc
6.71
Aviation
Bond
11.82
126
'
5
..5
....
class A
Amsterdam Casualty
20.28
Over-The -Counter Securities
Fund
304
&
Inc
Shares
X16.98
}
shares
Chemistry
Peoples
series—lc
Growth Fund
Ltd
Electronics
85%
80
292
84
80
10
-
Corp
1
17.41
4.04
7 94.
X5.71
8.30
1
Stock Series
Nucleonics
29%
132
Fire
3%
York
Canada
Nationwide
4.69
8.68
6.24
6.07
7.20
1
England Fund
Capital Fund
New
National Union Fire
1
Series
Series
Series
Growth
5.63
11.04
6.90
*1 29
1
Series
Stock
10.10
6.31
1
37%
'
1
Dividend
179.U3
5
Building shares
23.46
1
1
Series
12%
34%
Co
Ins
66%
Home
Series—
Balanced
58%
5
Life
1.25
Employees Group Assoc.——_*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Great
Security Series—
Bond
5.15
20c
Industries Fund Inc
General Capital Corp..
General Investors Trust--
Railroad
20 75
11..69
National Investors
177.30
Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Founders Mutual Fund
,«_•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock
series
lc
Petroleum
19.18
10.81
Preferred
Fiduciary Mutual Inv
Food
Inc_l
Corp——1
33%
54
11%
National
(N J)
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Hanover
National
—
39
31%
Manufacturers...4
18%
27%
—5
.—10
Co.
Inc
Crum & Forster
Gulf Life
Wide Securities Co
Nation
Casualty
36%
5
Fire Assurance—_5
36%
124
10
Columbian Natl Life Ins.
2
Connecticut General Life
10
Continental Asstirance Co—_—5
...l
>
,
Bonding
Massachusetts
25%
3.71
9.69
15.39
of beneficial
Income
Common
3.41
Mutual Trust Shares
24.32
Capital
-1
Corn-.
Mutual
22.75
Gas
10.73
interest———!
Shares
15.10
—-—1
Stock Fund —
—1
Electronics Investment Corp__l
Energy Fund Inc
-10
Inc
9.77
Casualty
Maryland
17%
(N J)„5
General Reinsurance Corp
al4.77
74
Howard—
—
1
Inc—
Fund
Invest
14.95
Balanced Fund
Fund Inc
21.30
117
227
34
Amer
of
Ins
Franklin Life
19.70
112%
219
10
58%
23%
5
Ins Assn
Life
2
:
Lincoln National Life
Monarch
Stand Life Ins Co__1
Fire
Camden
Colonial
17 lb
114
Life Insurance Co of Va__20
12.46
Life
71
9.66
Equity Fund Inc
7.74
12.69
xll.53
—
Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
Mutual
.
Fund Inc
Chemical
Growth Stock
33lbc
Investors
Mass
7.06
12.02
Bond Fund Inc
10c
Investors Trust
Fund Inc
.1
Group
lo
lc
3.06
Inc
3.91
3.15
10.50
Futures
4.19
3.42
6.99
—2.50
Fundamental Investors
2.97
3-55
2.86
Massachusetts
25c
stock
3.60
I 3.80
3.10
14.61
6%
(N J)-10
Life Ins
Natl
Insurance Co
Boston
Continental
Petroleum
13.51
5%
54%
16%
Special Investment shares—lc
16 lb
25%
10
Bankers <& Shippers
15J,4
—————lc
16%
27%
Merchants &
11.17
4.?3
15%
&
19%
12 79
2.85
1
Ins
Mtge
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Life
Companies
Inc.
18
19.22
5.96
30%
Title
Lawyers
26%
Merchants
11.70
3.S3
28%
Lawyers
34%
24%
3%
Beneficial
a44.Q9
15%
(Birm)_2
29%
32
29%
Bankers
6;2S
Corp (Va>_5
Title Co.-65c
2 7 lb
27%
6.68
5.74
% 37%
212
2%
11.24
2.58
—
29%
67%
204
Mercury
14.15
X
97%
34%
35%
27%
Ask
92%
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
71
(Wash D C)—1
American Re-insurance
_S
American Surety Co
6.25
Amer
6.10
5.41
shares
Co_5
'Newark N J)— 2%
32
Amer Ins Co
10.30
shares_lc
shares
American Home Assuranee
13.08
14.70
2.79
Preferred
_
1
Shares
Fidelity
15.60
lo
1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
&
14 29
10.16
Transport
—
1
Fund Inc
Diversified Growth Stk Fund__l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Eaton
11.75
140
Bid
Par
-
Life Ins__10
Jefferson. Standard
146
10
Aetna
10
Aetna Life —————10
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur-*.—_5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
& Surety
Insurance Co—
Casualty
Aetna
12.82
Massachusetts
Income
Dreyfus
shares..
17.29
1
—
It.16
9.35
Investment Trust.l
Inc
Income Fund
1
E
16 64
13.52
Fund
Dividend
shares
Paper
1
Delaware
Series
Metal
141
—1
-—
Delaware
13.94
shares—lc
——lc
shares
Industries
General
10.31
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
Vegh
Sayles
18.69
Western Investment
Dividend
X12.77
Fund—*
Mutual
Managed Funds-
Loomis
2a.64
Consolidated
Crown
9.47
Fund Inc__1
Insurance Stk
5.93
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
1C.97
8.67
Lexington Trust Fund
25o
Lexington Venture Fund—
Life Insurance Investors Inc—-1
-1
1
1
Fund Inc—
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Colonial
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
18.75
10.05
Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
17.29
——
17.19
1
S-3
23.72
com—10013,800 14,
Securities
Christiana
25.61
(Income Com
S-2
6.50
50c
Inc
S-l
Life
Fund Inc
1
Trust-——1
Venture
Century Shares
Chemical
Fund
24.92
23.47
Pfd Stocks)-.—1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—I
K-2
6.36.
X23.89
7.91'
Fund Inc
,
1
International Growth
Canadian
Capital
17.71
22.62
1
Ltd
(1954)
Fund
22.10
16.38
1
Fund Inc
General Fund
California
Canada
20.55
5.81
a21.82
(Income
K-l
12.80
11.36
1
(Low Priced Bonds)
(Discount
Bonds)
B-3
Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
xlO.39
(Investment Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-l
8.93
5.49
Companies
Ask
Bid
Par
10.48
Funds—
Custodian
Keystone
5.60
Ask
9.59
Fund Inc
Resources
,
5.02
lc
Investment Co of America——1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund_l
Intl
8.22
Inc—l
"B'' Inc__8
Inc-l
Axe-Houghton Fund
4.02
8.74
1
Fund Inc.
Mutual
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
6.52
3.76
Development
Atomic
1.93
6.02
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American
Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust____—•
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.606
99.545
99.472
99.410
99.347
99.278
99.203
98.992
Ask
99.619
99.359
99.483
99.424
99.353
9 .2^3
99.212
99.001
Volume
185
Number 5643
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2599)
•
THE COURSE OF BANK
CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week
will show
liminary figures compiled by
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
1957*
-
,
1956
$3,280,592,141
$9,628,808,706
966,059,191
945,373,867
—
San
2.2
Cleveland
1,041,000,000
570,689,437
+
2.1
Francisco
313,238,458
—
4.0
Youngstowu
310,100.000
—
5.3
507,412,472
+
6.8
—17.1
541.868,000
':
^
469,854,429
423,448,669
483,271,133
+
+
6.2
—
Total
9.7
295,219,725
;
+
<
2.6
$14,142,306,832 $14,518,562,467
cities. five days
3,600,982,41?
^ Total all cities, five days
All
-
Cities,
■
3,543,297,675
Complete
in
800.245,623
—
Saturday and the Saturday figures
center
District of
+12.9
cases
statement, however, which
we
appear
the
as
(fl
gain of 2.1%.
a
of
In the
14.7%, but in the Boston
a
Reserve District of
3.1%
to
in
the
San
Francisco
following
we
furnish
a
:
^
Week Ended May 25—
2nd New
12 cities
York
Mobile
1,165,176,757
1,365,638,688
1,5(^0,783,876
6
_
_7th Chicago
"
10
—
"
10th
Kansas
City
Michigan—Ann
Grand
:
South
Terre
-
Total
We
:
York
730,556,951
9,691,761,071
Sioux
—14.7
1,203,396,068
now
week ended
add
7.7
1,227,195,4G0
1,112,683,211
+
866,752,971
+10.5
Peoria
(17
cities),.
+;
/Q:::
*';v.^
3.1
498,159,874
423,175,356
4 10.3
1,078,613,312
19,048,434,510
+
1.6
10,683,889.202
+
5.5
'
showing the figures for each city for the
Fall
St.
:
Inc.
1955
or
Dec. Vo
Dakota—Fargo
+12.0
2,415,661
2,031,613
7.6
5,814,784
5,346,949
1.4
612,008,790
579,933,141
5.5
3,314,486
' +
—
1,400,123
+19.1
3,243,066
+
5.6
4,084,232
2,958,657
14,446,546
+
6.1
12,529,710
12,340,513
1,616,040
10,238,696
+18.4
9,179,504
8,375,897
40,712.292
+
1.4
32,792,136
36,367,474
21,177,706
+
7-2
18,943,876
15,071,468
30,579,000
+
9.9
25.588,700
22,331,400
2,269,032
2,067,886
2,835.092
2,514,723
+ 12.7
'
—
Montana—Billings
(12 Cities).
854,175,906
836,280,741
2.1
+
■
York—Albany
+ 14.5
13,647,787
+ 22.3
(7 cities)
+ 73.1
132,813,421
2.723,923
3,557,693
3,547,215
20.641,489
18,740,599
__
3,606,803
—
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
(10 elties)
5,053,787
.9,485,735
+ 27.0
13,483,886
9,351,798
+
2.0
5,478.236
4,949,557
1.393,126,517->++10.5
1,298,988,849
1,215,764,291
11,333,706
10,156,77!)
m
357,600,000
+
2.7
316,500,000
319,100,000
—
2.5
+
151,467,475
108,513,36!)
199,621,535
128,867,123
2,993,875
689,082,533
+
7,820,614
357,894,802
125,582,688
+16.9
0.2
174.862,805
112,944,419
—10.1
2,800,621
2,101,350
0.7
607,107,845
581,182,199
+13.3
7,654,227
+ 13.8
323,210,622
129,880,192
6,812,120
291,450,44 4
7,673,497
4,354,727
+ 15.4
—
116,994,200
7,334,278
1.5
6,815,843
3,576,945
■
3,540,430
5,284,008
+
5.9
5,351,689
5,228,457
11,863,025
+
1.3
10,194,651
10,568,961
520,473,361
+ 14.1
;.478,20?,(i04
1,114,131
—25.2
704,569
600,423
+ 17.3
8,330,976
+ 28.1
152,654,803
140,672,853
'+
9,748,382
9,063,632
+
25,536,432
374,267,841
11,111,946
+
+
5,851,733
(a)
576,549,969
7,958,719
6,580,641
23,482,590
20,435,605
340,150,163
11,062,375-
5.6
10,875,480
5,064,489
..
+
782,432
155,376,297
352,108,038
„
(a)
623,491,944
;
7,819,409
7.6
+ 15.7
—
.
138,626,050
7.8
5,522,257
981,311
755,603,
7,586,538
5.6
403,524,207
12,857,237
(9 cities).
441,410,461
.,
1,003,138
8.5
26,975,211
Total
^y
City—
10,671,295
Pueblo
8.1
4,241,992
(a)
3,094,951
547,847,540
550,338,280
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
9,362,417
470,126,744
;
Galveston
Wichita
38,773,161
8,021,000
Falls
(6
7,360,000
7,696,524
16,603,664
544,266,726
cities).
7,674,629
10,793,245
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
9,258,444
448,094,662
38,266,796
Dallas
527,764,560
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
129,293,444
2,720,416
2,092,144
San
2.606,245
2,199,872
116,026,891
10,916.577.025
2.2
9.316,872,916
9,653.933,783
33,305,907
+
9.3
30,G8G,225
Beach
+
25.9
16,181,325
15,162,818
6.5
29,754.433
+
1.1
8,810,359
6,770,354
+
4.9
423,485,588
1.3
36,411,553
360,623,973
30,744,584
—
+
9.0
+
0.3
6.686,801
6,083,460
—35.0
15,298,573
12,790,979
498,159,874
423,175,350
+
7,467,000
3.1
6,162,000
61,095,225
31,662,730
7.5
170.735,100
153,143,537
+18.3
5,223,752
5,205,079
4.1
151,344,445
140.784,217
89,495,467
+ 29.5
97,869,263
85,205,573
—
+ 17.4
14,855,780
+ 20.1
13,850,883
12,618,073
634,924,836
9.3
581,711,935
494,339,632
24,237,124
Francisco
26,984,257
17,841,188
694,228,912
-
Pasadena
57,227,851
+
+
21.895,946
19.838,156
15.286.113
+
+ 10.7
23,153,427
.
19,306,190
22,136,331
3.0
4,569,380
180,001,442
115,869,913
City
27,842,812
19,956,068
184,301,836
5,405,727
187,460,622
San Jose
/
198,087,671
—
Oregon—Portland
6.5
0.3
+
36,387,629
25.115,695
Connecticut—Stamford
rft
5,958,028
5,827,869
833,983
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
2.3
—
10,678,576.846
Rochester
Syracuse
1.744.501
889,956,744
'
•
691,381,966
3,803,816
(a)
2,646.537
_
7.4
593,724,369
-
1
Yakima
141,460.657
:
+
"
Washington—Seattle
20,657,460
(a)
—
York
Total
5,319,362
37,770,972
14,019,492
2,624,628
973,337,797-,
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
36,789.951
*
Elmira
New
14,298,875
5,596,923
Nebraska—Fremont
—
730,556,951
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
New
0.4
+ 11.2
12,023,202
Helena
Fort Worth
—
-
Jamestown
+
1,441,666
1,041,825,588
+
1,194,031
33,616,000
Hampshire—Manchester
Buffalo
13,562,860
3,312,907
—
22,705,842
•
Island—Providence
Binghamton
36.582,522
8,854,428
Wichita
12,113,757
'
New
+10.5
4,289,602
Kansas—Topeka
$
41,266,256
...
Haven
Total
1954
$
15,329,518
Connecticut—Hartford
•
5,247,736
37,176,359
8,862,250
Paul
Omaha
1,667,572
___;
Worcester
New
3,427,301
May 25
3,424.382
Bedford
Springfield
Rhode
099,099,508
3,239,585
____
,
New
6,893,226
708,751,851
Lowell
New
2,543,554
6,366,545
River..
3,739,822
107,473,767
+ 28.0
V''i',;:;'
Hastings
Ended
2,854,506
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
-
0.2
+ 40.7
—
8,933,725,173
years:
....
8,033,759
2,852,660
127,442,05!)
4,614,737
6,517,200
18,587,658,958
9,731,591,594
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
Total
21,600,466,227
$
9,994,893
District—Minneapolis-
940,164,612
'
•
66,502,000
125,961,294
407,265,394
)'■;
+
Ninth Federal Reserve
+
■
7,453.-605
72,111,000
i
+10.9
693,508,655
(4 cities)
527,764,560
...
9,476,713
3,679,371
7,366,064
9,353,578
2.4
+
146,832,590
Total
■"
South Dakota—Aberdeen
.
14,718,309
10,662,620'
6.5
2,692,120
550,338,286
District—Boston-
78,250,000
194,585,611
441,410,461
..
17,370,454
25.3
129,130,924
Illinois—Quincy
547,847,540
1 956
/
367,100,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
478,202,604
$
First Federal Reserve
«
80,136,000
10,505,165
4.3
+
—
'
8.1
1957
+
9,479,558
11,855,665
1,538,881,487
Lincoln
Maine—Bangor
17,676,847
1.795.500
5,945,371
+
Clearings at—
1:.
1,909,009
12,047,792
Rockford
576,549,989
Week
866,752,-971
,
8.1
+
6,092,896
Decatur
623,491,944
.
'8,727; Ida
994,663,777
.
16,685,346
-
North
.
11,078,600
41,067,345
13,618,542
1,603,018
1,118,424,036
+14.1
:
+10.7
;
3,670,237
520,473,361
May 25 for four
'4,140,233
149,655,753
126,899,026
177,240,917
8,345,045
593,724,389
detailed statement
4,969,081
5,135,498
174,071,807
145,041,574
+ 25.5
1,942,643
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
our
5,799,842
+ 14.0
531,176
City
Chicago
1,103,084,027
+
674,531,252
»
9.7
+
+13.7
Illinois—Bloomington
9,987,190,323
691,971,139
21,951,107.212
674,531,253
1,114,526,740
Des Moines
691,381,966
1.8
—
994,663,777
21,272,530,366
371,001,641
114,397,937
161,738,714
Haute
581,182,199
"
691,971,139
4,992,641
'
478,424
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
1,215,764,291
City
9/3
:
193,658,709
;v::
607,107,845
109
New
5,905,211
374,995,830
112,086,755
—18.4
18,433,413
Bend
1,298,988.849
+
8.8
+ 15.8
17,573,000
163,332,585
6,378,084
11,088,872
0.7
■
o.l
+
3,233,443
-V
-4
215,849,807
173,221,290
12,869,453
11,877,492
+
-i'":
+
+
+12.8
Missouri—St. Louis
9.3
1,175,233,<k7
176,7.95,131
+ 25.4
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
$
+13.7
1,296,347,074
6.0
!v
516,060
Indianapolis
1954
697,101,728
544,266,726
+
3,613,212
18,575,000
.
195,807,174
.
689,082,533
"
21,812,393
95,379,419
292,900,000
—10.0
*2,100,000
1,393,126,517
—10
12th San Francisco
24,053,987
108,545,336
326,800,000
3.0
15.1
646,910
—
Tor,al
1,114,526,740
"
+ 16.4
+ 12.0
+
.+
District—Chicago-
Rapids
Lansing
District
762,160,580
"
1,112,683,214
220,938,623
Arbor
693,508,655
6
1,227,195,460
..*1,266,972,764
1,538,881,487
9
10;315,700
364,706,803
360,700,000
6,581,865
' /
Indiana—Fort Wayne
are
1.266,972,764
"
406,119,0221
7.7
+
26,957,508
115,644,833
246,009,739
217,361,055
14,241,490
_____
"
__
:
;
____
"
7
-+■• 7.7"
47,315.900
9,414,640
+
G72
5,924,601
5,207,632
__
.
4
Dallas.;
Outside
_______
17
Louis
9th Minneapolis
11th
-
11,253,689
395,700.000
;
Seventh Federal Reserve
in
2.1
,; +
1,392,815.964
Richmond
8th St.
836,280,741
11,311,872,379
"
Cleveland
5th
854,175,906
7
4th
6th Atlanta
$
11,111,617,054
+ 10.5
MS
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Dec. c/o
"
10,944,694
31,368,846
129,573,868
__:
.
Total (10 cities)
;
'
$
"
V
—10.1
,
097,101,723
Springfield
1955
11
Philadelphia
T
49,962,100
139,079,060
Louisiana—New Orleans
the
note that
Reserve
Inc. or
10
3rd
484,555,367
1.4
District—Atlanta—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Reserve District
1956
$
1st Boston
'
1957
253,890,236
8.5
4,594,925
20,359,749
196,786,737
7,119,278
348,118,400
120,122,639
7,694,800
Alabama—Birmingham
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
V1-
9.0
+
+•
1,392,815,964
,.
29,934,536
*32,000.000
69,978,670
67,959,094
87.163,840
82,332.206
11,111,617",054
11,311,672,379
—
—
+
'
8,510,271
762,160,580
Florida—Jacksonville
.
loss of 1.8%
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
and
12,217,451
1,103,084,027
<
+
-53,156,000
14,909,941
12,951,157
455,537,143
378'697
cities)
Augusta
present further below,
we
279,411,179
562,018,351
53,872,100
13,451,175
14,316.138
4 760 757
Macon
has to be estimated.
located and from this
7,072,44'J
11,984.292
1
•v,
Nashville
going to press.
according
are
5,323,917
3,297,727
'"'VV
208,493,965
_
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
;
j
10,4Stf,i5t2
__
Georgia—Atlanta
...
■
—15.0
23;434;326
Tennessee-^knoxville
week
of 10.3%.
y
14,772,193
3,482,572
•
v
+
clearings for
Philadelphia Reserve District
the
1,203,396,088
1,500,783,876
Columbia—Washington
Total
larger by 7.7%, in the Richmond Reserve
District by 9.3% and in the Atlanta Re¬
serve District by 3.3.7 %. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an improvehient of 10.5%, the St, Louis Reserve
District of 0.7% and the
Minneapolis Reserve
District of 14.1%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is an increase of 8.1%,
In
—14.7
3,420,988
1.2
—
by the foregoing will:
(including this city) the totals show
Dallas
1,365,638,688
0.3
;
i—
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland-—Baltimore
having amounted to $21,951,107,212 against
$21,600,466,227 in the
1956. Outside of this
city there was a gain of 5.5%, the bank clearings
showing a decrease of 2.2%. We group the cities
the totals record
in the
■+■
•.
Virginia—Huntington
1.8
708,659,535
not available at time of
are
Federal Reserve Districts in
which they
the New York. Reserve District
and in the
■
■
cities)
South
the whole
country
week in
9,979,115
490,658,110
Richmond
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
week there was an
increase of 1.6%, the
aggregate
at this
12,537,193
•
Virginia—Norfolk
May 25, For that
same
7,314,932
+ 23.9
609,671,840
l_
_
Sixth Federal
the above the last day of the week in
all
In the elaborate
detailed
we are
+ 24.8
+ 38.3
^
—
$18,543,534,867 $13,770,519,677
____
and exact details for the week
covered
Accordingly, in
5,988,319
13,390,094
11,668,250
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
1.6
issue of next
week., We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
our
ends
•;
(7
+
$17,743,239,244 $18,061,860,142
day
one
Total all cities for week—
•
6,705,342
3,507,119
12,469,750
;
'
J
+ 22.7
306,344,763
——,—_
f.
V
west
Ten cities, five days
°tiler
;
1,150,000,000
+ 10.0
*
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+11.0
530.313.844
_
; 3,914,873
1,051,000,000
5,712,027
__
Baltimore
—16.2
1,534,938
5,381,947
'
V.,
_
_
J..;
1,765,540
1,770,721
0.1
3,794,885
-
___
Columbus
313,571,128
Cleveland
'
■■
Mansfield
300,572,829
Pittsburgh
V
■■
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati _—^
863,000,000
Louis
1,312,000,000
1,490,202
855,006
+ 16.5
—
1,165,170,757
*.
:
■
293,600,000
St.
1,775,143
s
1,923,725
7,473,862
16,589,043
16,168,524
(11 cities)
582.875,270
Boston
Kansas City
;
4.2
+ 27.3
3,975,736
1954
•:
$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
3.6
+
—
'J ■'
1955
3,635,901
Jersey—Trenton-
_—-—
Philadelphia
1,899,665
1,797,868
■'
3,784,440
7,010,470
■£. York
Delaware—Wilmington
:
%
York
or
Dec. %
*4,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
■'
May 25
Inc.
$
2,287,911
2,068,534
3,973,364
1,100,000,000
Scranton
*
Ended
1956
■"
1,820,609
Lancaster
New
47
t•
.
$
Philadelphia
Reading
,
New
'
District—Philadelphia— r
:
'
Bethlehem
Chester
BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago
*
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
.*■:* t"
••
W'eek
-■■■■>■'
us
Week Ended June 1—
,
Reserve
■
'
based upon telegraphic advices
from the chief cities
of the
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, June 1, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which
it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
1.2% below those of the
corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
at $18,543,534,807
against $18,770,519,677 for the same week
in 1956. At this center
there is a loss for the week
ending Friday of 3.6%. Our comparative
^ummary for
the week follows:
,
Federal
■■
1957
decrease compared with
a
Third
1
.
Total
(10 cities)
+
5.9
78.105,537
68,220,415
1.8
9,691,761,071
9,987,190,323
8,185,292
Outside New York City
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
+ 20.8
5.129,221
11,426,172
+ 17.0
9,757,130
5,439,735
:• J
,
8,836,453
1,296,347,074
1,175,233,047
+10.3
1,078,613,312
940,164,613
21,951,107,212
21,600,466,227
+
1.6
19,048,464,510
18,587,658,958
11,272,530,366
10,683,689,202
+
5.5
8,731,591,594
8,933,725,173
j
(109 cities)
6,777,931
13,367,895
Grand total
—
•
Santa Barbara
operations
discontinued.
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rales
requirement
Pursuant to the
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
MAY
24,
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
1957
Buying
TO
RESERVE
MAY
Rate
BANK
1957,
30,
Bank
Per
cable transfers on the different
passed.
for Cable Transfers
in
Friday
May 24
Argentina,
Official
Austria,
Belgium,
British
2.224003
2.224401
2.224103
.0385356*
.0198512
.0198500
.325266
.325300
.325266
1.047968
1.048343
1.048906
1.047656
.208966
.209033
.209033
.209033
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285C25
.00285625
.237990*
(Metropolitan*, franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee.
Ireland, pound
.0385356*
.0198500
.325233
France
.0385356*
.0198562
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
.238000*
.238000*
.238000*
.208925
.208975
.208925
2.791250
2.791625
DAY
preferred
5'/a%
2.791125
.0800560
.0800560
.261150
.261140
.261120
.261100
2.7«2<76
2.763613
2.763984
2.763489
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
7-
1
6-17
7-1
6-10
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
rity
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
Insulator
.233350
.233350
.233350
Insurance
2.779576
2.780821
2.781195
2.780696
2.790000
2.791250
2.791625
2.791125
6-
3
b-2d
6-
3
b-^3
6-
3
6-28
6-
3
7-
3
6-21 %
2Uc
10-
3
9-21
50c
6-12
5-27
16 %c
6-10
5-27
5oV4C
¥$1.12%
common
b%%
Fund
(13c
from
5-31
'< vC
b-<ii
b-
3
secu¬
50c
7-
1
6-
3
2. vIC
b-lo
t>-
1
7-
1
6-17
5oc
7-
1
b-15
50C
——,—
10-
1
(Chicago)—
Building
Exchange
50c
———.—
iquar.)
i™__—
Ltd., class B (s-a»_;—__
Breweries,
rx
6-
6-10
from
37c
and
^uai.i
Quarterly
1
25c
——
■
7-
.
Ltd.—
Income
juuinoer
^
$3
Inter-County Telepnone & Teiegrapn
Interior
6-10
6-23
+08 34 c
Insurance
Quarterly
•Nominal
1
+
,
20c
+
>_
(reduced)pfd, (final)™
Corp.
profits)
.193330*
7-
$1.06'A
(quar.)——_
par)
Corp.,
Corp.,
investment
Institutional
.233350
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
6-17
$1.25
($100
Institutional Shares,
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000
...
6-17
1
$1.15
(Sou par), iquaro
Rayon
Silica
.140080*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
1
7-
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
—
lnsley Mig. Corp. (quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper inuuttu*—
.496950*
escudo
7-
™__——™—
industrial
.0800560
2
$1
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Development
Industrial
.0800560
3
$1.05
—
preferred (quar.)
Common
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder..
Portugal,
preierreu
4%%
.00277912*
,
7-
+35c
Industrial
.00277912*
peso
5-23
7-15
Acceptance
4%%
.00277912*
Zealand, pound
6-
6-10
37 %c
(quar.)
Common
MEMORIAL
.00277912*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
5-24
6-17
(quar.)
preferred B
Industrial
CLOSED
.208950
2.790000
preicrreu A
4'/4%
EXCHANGE
Japan, yen
New
Products
preferred (quar.)_
preierred (quar.)
o%
.0385356*
schilling
franc
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
6-15
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.—1
.0248666*
.0247333*
.0249300*
2.223107
5-31
6c
10c
4.20'/e
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0251666*
pound
4%
S
$
$
$
.0555555*
Free
Australia,
May 28
May 27
$
peso—
Co
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
May 30
May 29
bteel
indiana
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
6-28
(from current Inc.)
i—
investors
Limestone
6-14 %
1
12 %C
—
Incorpoia.ea
Indiana
6-15
7-
J50C
5-10 >
6-30
30c
urumary
States Money)
(Value in United
York
New
oi Kec.
6-29
6%
U83/4C
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd., class A
imperial Life Assur. Co. of Can. (Toronto)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
INCLUSIVE
Holder*
Payable
(final)
Industries
Imperial Chemical
When
Share
Name ot Company
1930
TARIFF ACT OF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
(Continued from page 14)
9-14
U2c
6-15
5-31
b-xo
O-oi
internauonai
(Mien.) (quar.)
International Business Machines—
New com. (initial quar. arter 2-for-l split)
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
,
(In thousands,of dollars)
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
May 29, '57 May 22, '57 May 30, '56
21,089,392
20,789,393
20,249,983
842,662
844,682
834,859
account—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
F.
R.
gold certificate
notes
Other
of
other
21,932,054
21,634,075
368,141
249,353
332,926
and
Industrial
loans
Government
Bought
572,690
748
734
930
20,719
outright
securities:
19,720
16,439
A summary of assets
214,763
Certificates
160,100
9,153,913
May 22,
Bonds
2,801,750
2,801,750
2,801,750
1957
22,950,125
22,895,462
23,360,332
v
Total U. S.
*
Govt,
securities™
63,200
23,013,325
34,900
______
22,895,462
Total loans and securities—
Due
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
23,998,533
banks
cash
"
Loans
investments
adjustedt
Items—
4,757,915
premises
other
Total
5,239,599
4,220,491
78,193
assets
77,233
66,622
178,711
195,016
51,605,667
Reserve
51,439,879
50,157,733
I
LIABILITIES—
Federal
22
190,431
assets
26,472,513
26,313,771
U.
reserves
18,684,731
Treasurer—general
Foreign
and
for
dealers
Total deposits
purchasing
1,156
1,615
4,246
18,403
1,328
'+
434,202
Reserves-with: federal. Reserve' B»nk$_+_'' 13.198 %
295,534
Cash
492,317
Balances with
3,973,690
LIABILITIES—
19,436,687
4,149,602
20,425
19,194
3,364,574
20,786
50,285,327
£0,130,225
48,933,767
banks™
7
'
Time
+
Government
Interbank
+
XI
Capital
paid
Surplus
Surplus
Other
in_
332,111
capital
accounts
747,593
27,543
693.612
213,093
13b)
314,695
27,543
7)
(Section
332,031
747,593
(Section
202,487
•
+ 1,669
•+
6
—1,461
—
293
liabilities & capital
Contingent
liability
on
accounts
—811
1,626
.__
.
.+
From Federal
From
+
47
51,605,667
51,439,879
50,157,733
serves;
Banks
535
of. loans
to
banks
individual loan items
and
after
+
+
3
+
44
deduction
of
—
—
valuation
shown gross.
are
'
:
Ratio
of
77
gold certificate
deposit
and
F.
R.
59-819
reserves
note
61'056
1,820
1,834
-
45,770
2 466
104
55
24
re¬
:
combined
47.4%
47.1%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition
statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended May 22:
Decreases of $208 million in loans ad¬
justed, $107 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $190 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $167 million in balances with
domestic
banks, and $811 million in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks.
million
in
New
York
loans
decreased
City, $27 million in the
San
Francisco
of
$128
Chicago
Dis¬
District, and
a
$241 million at all reporting member banks.
Changes according to industry appear in another
press
release. Loans to brokers and dealers for
carrying
U. S. Government
creased $39 million.
purchasing
and
other
securities
or
in¬
the
called
current volume
in which the details
under
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
,
City; there
was a-
net
OF
TENDER
I
Company and Issue—
Date
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Consol. mtge. 3%-6% ser. A bonds due Jan.
1, 2039
PARTIAL
Co., Inc., $4.50
Corp., 6% s. f. conv.
Northeastern Water Co.—
f.
s
collat.
conv.
debs,
ox
nc«
stock—_Jun
due
1,
Nov.
1968__Jun
bonds
due
Jan.
ISSUES
1,
1968
v..
-.v.,..,
Louis
&
Interurban
cumulative
General
Paint
Jacinto
5%
subord.
Tung-Sol
United
first
Corp.,
Industrial Silica
Corp.,
Inc.,
Co.,
conv.
6%%
15
2333
*
preferred
cumulative
4.3%
due
pfd.
stock-
cumulative
preferred
stock
pfd.
in
this
issue.
1
5-31
7-
7-10
7-.1
7-
1
6-15
53 3/4 c >%: 7-1
b-I5
7-
0-26
7-1
(quar.)
luC
-40c
Tea,
Jones
Jones
5%
&
5-23
5-3J
5-31
7-
1
5-31
alV4%
7-
1
5-31
al>/4%
7-
1
5-3l
alV'2%
7-
1
6-15
5-31
$1.23
7-
1
6-14
50c
6-10
5-20
$1.25
6-28
6-14
$1.25
6-28
6-14
$1.37 V2
6-28
6rV4
$1.20
6-28
6-14
40c
6-10
5-17
25c
8-
2
7-29
50c
6-20
Electric,
&
com.
2219
stock™™Jun
18
249S
1
*
9-
8-15
9-
8-15.
6-29
6-
7
4V2%
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7,
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
40c
5-31,
6-28
6-14,
35c
6-
3
5-15
60c
7-
1
6-14
—
j.
—
*15c
6-20
6-
50c
6-14
7-
1
5;-24,
6^14'
45c
7-
1
6-20*
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)———
com.
6-24
3
20C
6-
32c
6-15
37 %C
6-14
5oc
,
t20c
6-
6
6-27
5-31
5-20.
5-24
6-
3
5-14.
5-31
6-15
6-
4
20C
7-
1
6-
7
28 %c
7-
1
6-
7
(monthly)
Industries,
4
$1.12%
(quar.)—
prior pid.
6-16
26C
Land <quar.)—-----———
Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—_
conv.
8-15
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar: )_—____
Kerite Co.
(quar.)
Oil
8-15
9-
$1.08
quar.)
Kerr1 Income Fund, Inc.
1
8-15
9-
Organization
Kerr-Addison
6-
9-
$1
Copper Corp.
County
6-10
■
1
$1.15
*
2215
6-
$1.07
17
11
I
6-15
$1.12%
—_Jun
10
6r 7
33c
Kendall
Jun
1
$1.05
2213
Refining
6-
7-
$1.08 3/4
$1.12%
—
Co. (quar.)__
of Canada, Ltd.
Kent-Moore
5-31r
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
(increased
6-10
7-
S5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)
Co.
5-27
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
6-11
35c
62'/ac
4.28%
Kellogg
5-27
——
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City
Power <St Light—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)_—
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)—
Gas
7-18
7
50c
Kalamazoo
Kansas
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
j
6
8-
50c
(quar.)—
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
6-
933/4C
;
JohnsOn
preferred
5-31
$1.20
Lamson
&
6-3
l
2
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)
& Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)—
Johnson
6-14
7-
2
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-14 f
6r28'
7-
common
preferred
Johns-Manville Co.
►
7-
a$i.7o
al3/4%
——
6-14
6-14
7-1
6-10
28c
J37*/2C
common—
b'-x-*
7-1
$1.08%
1
6-15 i
1
60c
.
C
Supply,
Water
Kerr-McGee
♦Announcement
1
5-31 f
7-xu
:
2213
July
7-
6-14
4uc
.
3
Jun
1971;
5-31
v:
6-23
k-J-
(quar.)_
—
5% preference D (quar.)
6%
preference E (quar.)
Jamestown' Telephone Corp., common™——
5% 1st preferred (quar.) _—
——-
Kern
debentures
:
37c
—
r~
(N. Y.)
preference
Kennecott
stock™
I
6-14
;_
Jun
!
4
7-v0
•
1
2322
Page
Co.—
stock™
^
82 %c
(quar.)
3
.
6-15
37V2c
<
1
Jun
Date
,7-15
•
b-lo
7%c
.
Kelsey-Hayes
;
Corp.—
convertible
Foil
Water
preferred
2nd
Petroleum
Electric
States
Page
1
ti-
7-15
xC
^
(quar.)—
Kendall Co., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_™
—,—
-
Capitol Records, Inc., convertible preferred stock
Dixie Cup Co., 5% convertible preferred stock.
St.
2376
1629
'
b-17
t'/ac
.
____
(quar.)_—
preierence B (quar.)
Kelvinator
Company and Issue—
1%
Page
5
July
CALLED
6-10
uO
ctis.
—
Machine Co
Fublic Service, Ltd.,
4.50%
preferred
1
75c
preferred
Kawneer
trust
ENTIRE
East
13
Date
Reduction
5%
Jun
,
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
San
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $41 million in
New York City, and increased $84 million
in the New
York District outside of New York
7%
Jewel
of
stock
common
$18 million
District, $11 million in the Richmond
trict, $10 million in the
total
those
a
Ludman
pistnct, $25 million in the St. Louis District,
the Boston
and
including
Air
industrial
list
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
preferred
in
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)—
3%%
Below will be found
and
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
C (quar.)
——
D (quar.)—-—
—
Jefferson Lake Sulphur (quar.)
Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co.
(quar.)
Notices
46.3%
6-14
7-
fooc
.
preferred A
$5 preferred B>
$5.50 preferred
$4.80 preferred
to
—
Commercial
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
Iiic.
Jamaica
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
liabilities
5-21
1
(C
$5
—
5-18
7-
23c
—__
(quar.)_—
(quar.)„
preferred
7%
acceptances
commitments
2
6-20
6-
.
54
%
(quar.)
,
'
72 C
25c
LUC
(quar.)
& Power, com. (quar.)__»'■
preferred
4.40%
Jaeger
187
purchased for foreign correspondTTT
Industrial loan
t
b-26
Bu»cOii-isenej.iciai
oi
Electric Light
5%
958
Reserve
others
1-J.0
——
Jamaica
.
0*.'/2v
System
Funding \.orp.
Irving Trust Co.
188,116
27 543
tExclusive
Total
—
preierence
3.30%
•
demand deposits:
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
6-14
(Del.), common iquai.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Iowa Power & Light, common
80
-
6-14
6-28
preferred (qu*r.)_:
6%
—167
9,748
6-23
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Trust
i
25c
$1.25
\ Hu^.. /__
cypres
4.30%
+
2,513
b-
:
1
4.80%
94
deposits..
i
Diversified. Services/ Inc:~
Investors
21
+
Domestic banks
ACCOUNTS—
gains
Iowa
23,356
Government
6-15
7-
vOC
—
AC
55,151
:
1
7oc
216
'
CAPITAL
;¥
4.35%
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S.
7-
of 24c from securities
and 13c from net investment inc.)
Investors
37
+
——
—
-
—190
:%
b-14
89 Vac
jear-enc
Ironrite,
Demand
S.
•2,345
____
conv.
Special
,
U.
Total liabilities
80
966
___.
domestic
1
-
6%
Investment
—1,196
409
36
+
"
Maine
(quar.)___
intertvpe Corp. (quar.)
Investment Foundation
—1,849.
2
—
7,586
____
banks_
83
—
-
b-14
7-
+1,066
*
O-xJ
b-x; 7
$i
X-1,733
+
b-xU
;$J
■
378
5
—
3uc
—
—
of
Freight
Power Co.
pxeierred
5-24
common
Department
Motor
b-17
Interstate Securities
170
+
17
—
283,326
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
Co.,
6-
5-24
$1
(quar.)
preferred
prior
4.ob%
124
+
'
i
vault
—
—1C7
850
._!
353,207
19,647,658
5%
.
517,620
19,818,699
(The)
Interstate
786*
4
+
363,963
___
Teiegrapn
Textoooa
1
6-26
b-v 7
—
.
b-14
1
t6Cc
Lto._
co.
Co
7-
$1.50
(s-a) —
.
Lid
Power,
bait
?
1 oC
pfd.
common
Peuomum
International
'
5-21
Ltd.—
(quar.)_——
6%
(quar.)—
Internauonal
56
5
—
—__
in
—
>v
3
—
8,664
bills
39
+
11,121
bonds
to
Canada,
Ltd.,
Co.,
Paper
preierred
International
carrying
or
securities
Loans
b-14
of
Telegraph
Paints,
X
1,706
Government securities—total™—__<1 25,114
S.
L.
Co.
Ocean
$4
pur¬
—
Treasury
U.
—
487,273
availability cash items
Nicaei
International
3,291
422
loans
U. S.
+
securities—'—
carrying
for
—241
loans.
estate
Other
wo.p. —
preierred (quar.)
international
2,683
30,906
___
+
Treasury certificates of indebtedness...
Treasury notes ™—;
18,214,634
6-20
cnem^ai
——
Interstate
—208
282,732
Deferred
+65c
511
——
securities
Real
26,111,720
18,493,505
6-14
(quar.)
Interstate
+
account
Other
;V
loans
or
loans
Other
bank
S.
6-30
4%
1956
1957
——279
______
notes
6-14
40c
May 23,
May 15,
52,926
—
brokers
to
chasing
Other
.
Deposits—
Member
Loans
23,985,291
22
2
i
—
&
International
85,626
adjustedt
Commercial and industrial loans
23,395,232
23,585,258
22
7-
(quar.)
Minerals
interstate
Loans and
Agricultural
'r+jX
6-14 *
t$1.12%
.
preferred
International
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
agreement
2
iquar.j—_—___
(quar.)
Common
Decrease (—) Since
10,932,699
outright__
7-
4%%
Increase ( + ) or
471,970
8,571,413
repurchase
b-x4
+50c
Harvester
International
11,362,199
bought
7-la
Co.
—
Metal Industries Ltd.—
International
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
8,571,413
under
6-29
50c
™——
International
11,362,199
Total
7-15
Common
$80 million.
Notes
Held
5-24
2%
dividend —
International
ber banks follows:
—
5-21
6-10
International
,
outright—
Bills
6-10
2oc
Stock
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$3 million and borrowings from others increased $44
million. Loans to banks increased $80, million.
356,091
669,342
;
Acceptances—bought
S.
356,840
963,741
advances
60c
Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)—
Fidelity Insurance Co, (Dallas)
International
Inc.
$94 million at all reporting member banks.
of
Time deposits increased
21,084,847
315,593
banks
cash
Discounts
U.
reserves—
increase
v-OC
International
at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $83 million. Hold¬
ings of "other" securities increased $36 million^
Demand deposits adjusted increased $106 million in
the New York District, $69 million in the Chicago Dis¬
trict, and $32 million in the Boston District, but they
decreased $167 million in the San Francisco District and
$31 million in the Kansas City District; there was a net
decrease of $17 million
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Breweries
—
Per
Name of
Kewanee
Company
Oil
Co.
.
:
,
v
v
•
.
>_»'•
Keyes Fibre Co.,
When
Share
(quar.)
Holders
Payable pf Rfic.
25c
6-28
\
Series
K-2
Kingsport Press
Kirscn
6-11
Company
Kleinert
(I.
40c
Kresge
(S.
4 Vi %
Co.
•
'
preferred
preferred
Kuner-Errpson
25c
2uc
6-14
62 Vic
7-
1
62 V2C
7-
Superior
Lakeside
Lajcey
&
40C
6-14
5-31
$1.12Vi
6-14
5-31
7-
6-17
Lambton
Ont.
Loan
&
(One
6-10
$2.50
Lee
&
Lee
115C
Co.
Co.
Mercantile
9-12
11-30
6-20
2—".
Messer
6-10
7
5-24
6-
3
25c
5-
6-25
6-
5
20c
6-25
6-14
40c
6-17
6-
3
2c
6-15
$2
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
7-
1
6-12
90c
6-10
5-21
RR.—
10c
6-20
6-
45c
6-10
-
common
(quar.)
5-31
7-19
National
7-
1
6-ll
6-12
5-31
7-
6-17
6-15
6-
8-
7-10
Mid-West
6-15
National
Steel
Car,
6-14
National
Steel
7-
1
Corp.
6-14
7-
35c
X
11- X
37l/aC
5-l0
6-12
5-24
6-28
$2
4
6-
div.
shares
6-
6-15
5-21
Nazareth
6-
5-15
6-12
Neisner Brotners
(quar.)
Nekoosa Edwards Paper (quar.)
Neon Products (Canada) Ltd.
$1.10
12-10
11-18
*■
,..'
$1
-10-58
2-17
5-31
6-14
1
6-13
par"
New
York
66-
8-31
8-16
11-30
11-15
8-16
11-15
25c
6-15
5-31
20c
6-14
.5-21
25c
6-10
5-29
7-11
6-14
40c
7-
1
6-11
35c
6-14
5-27
50c
6-29
6-15
37y2c
6-29
6-15
Norfolk
6-
1
Norfolk
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
North
7-
1
6-
7
15c
6-21
6-
6-10
5-20
6-12
5-24
6-12
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
North American Refractories Co. (quar.)
5-24
North
$1
7
6-29
6-18
7-
1
6-20
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
(quar.)_
6-30
6-14
Missouri-Kansas
common
2
Missouri
4 Vic
6-17
6-14
5-31
6-28
6-10
75c
7-
1
6-14
75c
10-
1
Loew's,
Inc.
London
$3
(quar.
Canadian
_i._-2—-^._
Investment
preferred
Lone
Lone Star
'4.84 %
gas,
common
convertible
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
45C
Angeles Transit Lines
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisville
&
Nashville
RR.
Louisville 1 itle
Mortgage
Lowenstein CM.) & Sons
Ludlow
Manufacturing &
Luminator-Harrison,
Mines,
Macy (R. H.)
& Co.
Macwhyte Co.
Leaf
Marquette
Marshall
'6%
&
Moore
Gardens,
Ltd.
Wells
Co.,'
6%
preferred
6-15
5-31
20c
1
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mangel Stores, new com.
Northern
6-15
Northern
1
6-15
Common
6-28
6-14
6-17
5-31
15c
6-10
15c
6-10
5c
10-15
5-24
Monsanto
5-31
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
10-
4.50%
1
Chemical
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
6-15
6-
6-15
5-21
(quar.)—
Montrose Chemical
(quar.)
preferred
$$1.25
6-15
5-31
t3c
6-15
5-15
45c
6-27
6-
7-
1
6-
5
35c
6-
5
5-15
6-15
5-24
♦5c
6-21
5-21
37',/2C
89%c
6-14
5-24
—
-
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
$$1.25
.6-14
Mount
*7%
Vernon
Mills,
preferred
common
(s-a)
7-31
7-17
6-30
6-16
Mountain Fuel Supply
27c
7- 1
6-14
Mountain states
7-
1
6-14
6-10
5-10
5&3«c
35C
—
30c
6-10
5-20
$30e
—
7-15
—_—--
^
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)—
5j/4 %
5-31
35c
6-
7
5-24
Murray Co.
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
Muskegon
(initial)-.
Manufacturers Life Insurance
(Toronto) (s-a)
6-10
5-31
Ogilvie
(Texas)
-
25c
Motor
$2 class A
conv.
:—
1
6
6:!J
6-28
6-14
Muskogee
30c
6-15
6-
5
7-
6-
7
7-
$$1.25
1
Mutual
.
and
Co.
Trust
2c
from
Ohio
Crankshaft
1
6-10
Ohio
Edison
from
6-10
3.90%
20c
6-15
6-
1
6-
7
Co.,
com.
6-10
5-20
t45c
7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
37V-.C
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
—
(quar.)
66c
6-28
6-
3
97Vic
—
—
6-17
6-10
©lin
4oc
6-10
5-15
7-
5-31
115c
2
Ben
—
Chemical, common
preferred
<quar.)_
(quar.)_
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Beauty Supply Co.,
—
6-12
6-
3
Ontario
$3.50
6-20
6-
3
6-17
5-24
participating preferred (accum.)
Jockey Club Ltd., common (s-a)
(quar.)_l_—
Opelika Manufacturing (quar.)———
Orangeburg Mfg. (quar.)—1
3Pc
7-15
6-20
30c
5-10
6-15
5-10
50c
—
6-15
26»/4C
l
$1
Ontario
—
6-21
6-
22 Vic
6-14
5-28
7
—
Orpheum Building
Otter
Tail
Owens-Illinois
50c
6-
3
Gas
convertible
Co.,
6-29
6-
5C
6-15
5-15
15c
6-10
5-31
7
25c
6-24
6-14
50c
.6-10
$-17
9-
8-16
6-16
5-21
7-
2
6-20
6-14
30c
1
$25c
t5c
125c
20c
5-3l
20c
7.
2
7-
1
6-26
20c
(quar.)——.—(quer.)
common
preferred
6-10
40c
6-10
20c
(s-a)
common
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass
4%
Co.—
Power,
5-10
6-10
Ltd.—
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
$1.65
6-17
$1.06 V4
_____
37«/2C
—'
7-25
62 ViC
6-
5
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
1
5-15
Pacific
20c
6-29
6-
6-12
5-31
4c
6-14
5-15
7
Pacific
investment
—
Mathieson
4.25%
6-17
40c
1
—
6-17
1
1
Line,
7-
5-27
1
77-
37 Vic
Products
6-29
6-10
7-
$1.10
$1.11
__—
30c
Ord
6-'3
3
50c
$1.25
5-31
2
4
—
preferred (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)—
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Ohio Water Service (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River
Inc.
4-30
7-
t$1.75
6-
5-31
3
6-
5c
t25c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
common
6-11
6-14
6-
35c
62 tic
(quar.)
profits)
Ltd.
(quar.)
$2.09
-
4.40%
7-
50c
net
securities
preferred
will be deducted
s-a)
—
(quar.)—
(2c
any
—
(quar.)
50C
$1 50
"7%
6-10
6
5-20
$2.09
to
Cdal Corp.
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of Amer. (Milw.)
Quarterly
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
*
subject
(quar.)
(initial
Mills
5-24
1
tSl-75
(quar.)
pref.
Flour
Co.
Inc.
6-15
1
shares
tax of 6.9%
Manufacturing
7-
t$1.75
(quar.)
Specialties
non-resident
25c
—
—'•
$1.50
2—22—
Oak
Official Films.
"
6-15
32V2C
(quar.)
5-31
$2.50
(quar.)__——
Murray Corp. of America
American
5-31
7-
(initial quar.)
change in the foreign exchange
rate
prior to May 31. Union of South Africa
6-21
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Munsingwear,
•
the
on
15c
(quar.)-
Quarterly
7-2
6-
1
6-21
—
prior preferred (quar.)
Finance Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Motor
Wheel
Corp.
(quar.)—I—
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd.
(quar.)
5-28
5-10
5-25
;
$2.50
fi-24
6- 7
3
135c
Motor
$25c
'
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)
30c
6-
6-
$1.17 Vi
—
(quar.)__
O'okiep Copper, Ltd. American shares
A payment of 15 shillings equal to
135c
(quar.)_
7%' preferred A (quar.)——
7%
preferred B
(quar.)—
Moore-McCormack Lines
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common
7
6-20
6-12
7-
com.
1
25c
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. iquar.)_
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4.70%
3
6-
5-20
$1.12 Vi
Service,
(quar.)_i_—.—.1——
(quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal, new com.
5-10
(quar.)—
$1.37'/2
preferred
37 Vic
—_——
25c
45c
common
Public
preferred
5'/■* %
3
(quar.)——
65c
ooc
Public Service—
4'/2%
1
3
Nortnwestern
6-28
-—
Calculating Machine Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-22
3
7-
Indiana
25c
Molson's Brewery, Ltd. class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
".
Monroe
50c
$62V2c
com.
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-22
/
$2.10
6-17
35c
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common—
5V2% 1st preferred (quar.)—
Northport Water Works (quar.)
;
—
6-
:
6-12
6-
20c
5-31
1
9-13
6-12
7-
125C
—
34 %c
—
4.40%
$1.75
(accum.)
6-14
*
common
8-30
1
$2
(s-a)
6-10
,
-
(qoar.)
common
15c
37V2c
Ry. (quar.)
Capital (stock dividend)
Central Ry. (s-a)
7-
125c
—————
Ltd.,
(quar.)
90c
40c
Pacific
Northeast
9-13
Co.—
*6-27
—
(s-a)
'
R.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Mohasco Industries, 3J/2% pfd.
4.20% preferred (accum.)
Mohawk Rubber Co.-.
5-31
5-
R.
Gas
5'/2% preferred
Northern
7-
1,8c
Vi %
—
(s-a)
Containers,
A
(quar.)—
Modine
5-31
6-14
*
(quar.)
Maryland Credit Finance,
3
40c
65c
—
.
-
6-14
'
2
—
(quar.)
Cement Mfg.
(quar.)
prelerred
Preferred
common
Monterey Oil
(quar.)-—-.——
Calculators
Class
6-12
Service,
12»/2c
—
Marchant
6-17
6-13
6-
Ltd..'$2.50
Oil
Natural
90c
17 V2C
/
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—222-——.—
(P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell
Modern
3
50c
Public Service
Mallory
3
6-
*
(quar.)l
Mahon (R. C.) Co.
(quar.)2—
Mailman Corp., Ltd.', 5%
pref.
XlonvertifcJe - priority shares
4.75%
6-
1
37»/2c
(quar.)_—
preferred
10-23
1
7-
35c
(quar.)
Madison Gas & Electric
(quar.)
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Mines, Ltd.
Magnavcx Co., common (quar.)_l"
'$d2%
1
7-
30c
.——
--222
Public
Star
$1.15
(irreg.)J.—
(irrcg.
*
-—
Ltd
Inc.—
11-
30c
$1.25
MacGregcr Sport Products (quar.)
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
'5%
1st
preferred
(quar.JJ——
Macassa
7-23
$1.75
——2—
—————
Mack Truck,
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)_2—-2——
Lytton's Henry C. Lytton & Co.
1
2
'
Line,
Stock dividend
Mobile & Birmingham
8-
(quar.)—
Sales
A
Missouri
$1.75
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)—————
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)————
Lyons-Magnus, class B
Maple
$-24
(quar.)————
Inc.
50c
77-
6-14
Pacific Railroad
A
Class
5-24
6-15
(quar.t—_2_—__
Lynch
Maine
6-10
$1,076
(initial) 2—2
2—2——--—
„■
Pipe
American Investment Corp.—
preferred (quar.)——
5Ms% preferred (quar.)____—
6%
$1.10
(quar.)—
:.
g
Class
/
Lbs
pfd.
(quar.)
50c
'
(quar.)-—-—
preferred (quar.)———
Co.," common (interim)——
(P.)
preferred
*7%
7-
27 Vic
non-cum.
Lorillard
preferred
Ciass
t75c
_2—
——■
(quar.)—____
Ldrd Baltimore Hotel—
■7% non-cum. preferred
;7%
Corp.,
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)-——
Star
25c
4.60%
$1.25
t31'/4C
3°c
$10c
North
Northern
3-10-58
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
North
40c
$1
2-17
$50(
Southern Ry Co
Western Ry., common
(quar.)_
Miaing Ltd. (interim.)
American Car Corp.
(quar.)
American Coal Corp.
(quar.)
5-31
30c
—
50(
—
5-31
$1
!
—
6-14
(quar.)—
(quar.)
15c
—
6-29
50c
—2—
(monthly)
—_—_______
90c
$50c
————
85c
$1.02Va
37'/2C
—
(quar.)
15c
45c
97y2c
Normetal
Mitchell
(quar.)
93Vic
&
1
Mississippi Glass Co. (increased quar.)
Quarterly ——l.————
common
93%c
$1.12V2
$1.12V2
,
&
6-15
8-18
(quar.)
Gas—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical ,(,quar.
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
7-
5-17
Pipe,
&
3.60%
3.90%
$2
—
com.
$2
Electric
50c
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.40%
preferred (quar.)
50c
Inc.
State
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Newport Electric Corp.,
3%% preferred (quar.)
25c
—-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4y2%
8-31
(quar.)——
RR.
common
3%%
6-26
11-18
guaranteed
20c
York, St. Louis & Chicago RR.
9-10
preferred
Auction, Inc.
New
6-
$1
37V2c
Central
11-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.01'A
Dock,
12-10
Joint
pfd.
York
$1.12 y2
——---------
Co. Ltd.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)
York
50c
8%
Jersey Power & Light,
New
50c
&
40c
4.05%
York
$2
(quar.50c
New
(quar.)
S:)
Insurance
6-
6-14
60c
25c
(quar.)
6-
(quar;)_—_r—2—___
Special
New
Fire
Gas
6-
guaranteed
Lock
Haven
1
guaranteed
(J.
50c
(quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
1
guaranteed
6-10
7>/2c
(quar.)
7-
Special
Special
50c
Co.
New
Hampshire
10c
common
(quar.)
$15c
(increased)
J.)
New
$1.12V3
(quar.)
Mfg.,
20c
30c
—
Machine
New
56Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
40c
—
7-
6-26
50c
10c
3%
(quar.)
Co.
(J.
Britain
3
6-
Special
(quar.)_—
Newberry
New
> $4.50
Minnesota Power & Light,
5%' preferred (quar.)—-
*
6-10
56y4c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mining
$4 preferred
-
6
7-
10c
(quar.)_
Minnesota
5-17
12-
50c
—
—
8-16
12-20
Cement
Nestle-LeMur
,
20c
dividend-^—
6-14
Mining Corp. ,of Canada Ltd...
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator
6-10
9-13
$1.11(4
8-15
9-10
6-14
9-30
$1.08/4
JB-1?
$1.10
6-14
6-28
New
1
$1.10
7-15
6-
1
.—
4
1
9-
/*,»•'
6-
Stock
7-
.; 9-
-
3
96V4C
50c
'Original capital____
30c
6-24
New
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
(quar.)
5-31
6-18
87/2C
'•/:
$1
50c
60c
National Tile & Mfg. Co.
;
National Union Fire Insurance
(Pittsburgh)
National U. S. Radiator (quar.)—
6-
Midland Steel Products,
8 % preferred
(quar.)
$37MsC
(quar.)
5-27
5
9c
40c
(quar.)
5
6- 4
non-cumulative preferred
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv.
5-24
6-12
(quar.)
(quar.)-_
6-29
1
pfd.
6-12
3c
—
——
Ltd.
National Supply Co.
National Tank Co.
1
6%
10:10
*14"
32"'
25c
5-29
6-28
(quar.)—
Securities, Inc., common
Midwest
$2 Vic
(quar.)
National Sugar Refining Co.
6-14
6-
15c
35c
(quar.)
•.
Co.
1
1
Co.
.1
Standard
1
7-
Middle South Utilities
1
Series
National
7-
Abrasive
Mfg.
7-
87V2c
"$50
&
Securities Series—
Growth Stock Series
Income
95c
Co.
Screw
50c
50c
18c
Presto
National Rubber Machinery (quar.)
7-
6-14
s'
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
National
97!/2c
pfd. (quar.)
Mickelberry Food Products (quar.)
Mlcromatic Hone Corp. (quar.)—,
7
1
$1.75
pfd.
National
30c
Midwest Oil Corp.
-
—-
Original
capital—--2-.—^-^----Original .capital
6-20
1
62y2c
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)—.
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (quar.)__—
5-17
45c
——
"
1
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
6-14
15c
——
4V2%
1
7-
5%
8-
30c
4'/2%
C.)
Original capital—
Mortgage & Investment,
50C
4y2 %
5-10
4
4c
(quar.)
National
5-28
30c
j;x(^ra
5-21
20c
common
National
6-31
6-12
30c
(quar.)
Michaels, Stern & Co,—
4(4% preferred "$50 par"
6-10
.'50%
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
4%
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
J-
Copper
6-
35c
—
6-20
(quar.)
preferred
$5c
Lead
50c
—
(auar.)
preferred
15c
.
(quar.)
preferred
60c
1—
Co.
$5C
$8c
15c
Y.)
——
Thermit Corp.,
Meyer-Blanke
5-31
is-a)
(quar.)—
(N.
common
Corp.——
4.35%
5-31
National
$5c
;
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
40c
27V2c
30c
Co., 7%
pfd. A (quar.)
Malleable & Steel Castings (quar.)
2c
—__i—_—
4.45%
5-15
6-15
Miami
2—
..———-
D.
6-17
10c
—
preferred
3.85%
from
.—
(Wash.,
1
62>/aC
—
—
Extra
and
7-
Scott—
on
(Hartford) (qunr.)_
Corp. (quar.)__
$30c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
5-15
15c
t4c
—
—_
&
7%
&
45c
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
A
25c
,
Machine
Metal
1
30c
—
Oil
Mesta
5-31
5
(quar.)—:.————-—.—-
preferred
Miami
1
6-
dividend
preferred
•3 Va %
7-
6-10
6-
—•
Corp. "<quar.)
Carbonic Corp.,
Liquid
1
50c
—
(quar.)i.
Assurance
dividend
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6
15c
(quar.)——:
Service Corp.
Common (qhar.)
'Little
7-
6-
Fund—
Lincoln
Lionel
Stock
8-31
12-12
62 Vic
gains
Fire
45c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
Wayne)
'Quarterly _2"
Quarterly. -2
$1.50
1
$1.25
(quar.)-—'
Lincoln National Life
Insurance (Fort
Stock
6-
12 Vic
—
long-term capital
regular income
Lilly, Ell & Co.
Lily Tulip Cup
1
6-12
$1.25
6-
—
from
Stores
(quar.)
Class B
50c
6%
2
—
pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)_j
2%
(quar.)
35c
7-
6-15
Merchants
—
pfd.
6-17
$1
7-15
35c
(quar.)-—
1
(quar.)
5-27
(quar.)
(Va.)
Stock
preferred
System
6-10
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Insurance
Insurance
5%
Handling
Merchants Refrigerating
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Class
7-
—------
Telephone,
Corp.
Class A
5-20
35c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
partic. preferred (s-a)
Mengel Co.
(quar.)__
7-
6-15
—
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco, 7%
Life
preferred (s-a)
Medford
12-16
5-24
6-14
70c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
Co., comm#n (quar.)
45c
Libbey-Owcns Ford Glass
(quar.)—_22_2—Life & Casualty
Ins. Co. of Tenn. (quar.)
from
4%
Meadville
Mechanical
6-10
Engineering-
&
com.
National Gas & Oil
Corp. (increased)
National Hosiery
Mills, Ltd.— ^
l;
Class A (quar).
6-10
50c
—
quar.)——
59 %C
Lester
Life
Johnson
7
5-31
6-14
6-29
Melchers
(quar.)—__
Engineering (quar.)
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd
Lexington Funds, Inc.— '
Lexington Venture Fund
(quarterly
<
net investment
income)
Lexington Union Station Co., 4%
(6c
12-31
$2
Co.
Salt
9-16
(Sarina),
Lehn & Fink Products
(increased quar.)
Leonard Refineries, Inc.
(quar.)-!
Leslie
9-30
9-16
common
(quar.)
Portland
Cement
Lehigh
Mead,
12-16
Cady Co. (quar.)__
D.)
6-14
9-30
(quar )_
preferred
(H
6-29
preferred
25%
—
quar.)
dividend)
convertible
McQuay, Inc., 5%
12-31
(quar.)-
common
&
—
(increased)
class A
6-
6-16
Gas,
National Fire Insurance
National Food Products
50C
(increased
(stock
(reduced
6-14
tl5c
—
preferred
Robbins
Machine
Common
dividend)
Lang Construction Equipment
of
Co.,
McNeil
&
Trucking
6-29
tl5c
Lawyers Title Insurance (Va.)
Leath &
McLellan Stores
6-20
f 15c
Co. ($3 par) for each
share held)
Lawrence Investing
Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5
McLean
1
6-22
$15C
(stock
sh.
1
7-
—•—-
Co.,
preferred
5-
7-1
—
4.75%
3
7-15
50c
35c
(quar.)_
50c
divid.)
35c
McGraw-Hill Publishing (increased
quar.)
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
^
30c
$1.85
;
(stock
25c
quar.)__
6-
$15c
Co.
(increased
McGraw-Edison Co.
———
Investment
Co.
Dairy Products
88c
7
5%
—
&
20c
90c
Cylinder
62 Vac
—;
$1
93%c
(quar.)
National
7-
1
Ry.—
B.
National
10- 1
6-28
50c
Louis
National Distillers
Products,
4
4Vi%
20c
St.
6-
6-14
10-31
35c
&
5-20
5-24
7
6-
preferred
25c
6-14
10c
—
H.)
of Rec.
25c
(quar.)__J
City Lines (quar.)*
Company Inc., com.
35c
6-
McKesson
—,
Lang & Co.
1
(F.
$3.60
'SI
6-28
35c
—_—
Sessions
7-
*
__—.—
(quar.)
&
'•
McGraw
6-10
$50c
(quar.)—„
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
3V2%
12-27
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Lamson
1-10-58
+$1.75
-
—
(quar.)
B (quar.)
Partic. class A (quar.)
B
9-27
Ltd.—
Class
Class
10-10
McCrory
National
:•-*!
4%
:
Corp., $2.50 preferred
McCormick & Co. (quar.)
6-27
$25c
Corp.
A
7-10
National
5-27
5-16
25c
?•
McCloud River Lumber Co.__^
McCord
5
Holders
(quar.)
5-31
5-31
40c
&
_—
t30c
—
i.
(Alfred), Inc.—
Partic. cljfes A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
class
6-
4
6-15
:
30c
Maule Industries, new com.
(initial quar.)—
Maytag Co. (quar.)
McBrlne
(L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
7-15
1
6-15
15c
Lambert
Partic.
8-
7 V2c
quar.)—
1
6-25
3
'
—
$1.50
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.
Hegler Zinc Co.—
dividend —.—i
Stock
When
Payable
35c
Nashville & Decatur RR. Gtd.
(s-a)
Natco Corp. (quar.) J
!
National
Aluminate
(quar.)
National Aviation
Corp. (35c from ordinary
income and $1.50 from
capital gains)
National Biscuit Co., common
6-10
6-
B
Chattanooga
Quarterly _1
6-10
1
6-29
5c
$10c
Matson
Matthiessen
15c
RR.
Co.-
Per
Share
Company
Nashville,
6-10
7- 1
75c
(quar.)
1
7-
30c
Matjiews Conveyor (qhar.)—
Navigation (quar.)—_——^
6-21
Exploration Co., Ltd.—
Laboratories
Foundry
6-21
Electric
5-17
15c
Ishpertiing
Master
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
5%
•
Ltd.
7-
$1.12V2
Massachusetts protective Assn. (quar.)
6-12
—
the
31 Vic
—
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson,
Class
6-20
6-21
Wf.
dividend
.Quarterly'
6- 1
1—
Woods Milling Co.,
preferred (quar.)_—
7%
3
6-20
7- 1
7-20
Dock—^<■>
4r/2% preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)-Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
5-28
I
Labrador Mining and
Interim
1
Lake
6-
7-15
30c
Masonite
5-31
—
University (inc.
(John). Ltd.
of
1
6-15
6-12
Quarterly.
Lake
7-
30c
——
(quar.)2
common'
Extension
Quarterly _2-_
Labatt
7
■-.*T
■
Corp. (qu&r.)
Nashua Corp., class A
(quar.)^_—______
6-20
37V2c
(quar.)
'•
Name of
:»
7-15
17V2c
—i--:—
—
Dry
'
.
of &eo.~
v.
-1,-,
Nachman
—-
7
6-
Stock
&
Holder*
Payable
1 ,i.
Ltd.—
20c
Shipbuilding
Common
5-31
17 Vic
••
'4
Salle
6-
1
—.
(quar.).^
Co.,
-
La
1
6-20
—-—
(quar.)__
1st
7-
Maryland
6
7-
5c
.
(quar.)—
Mig., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)'!!
2nd
5-10
—
Kroger Company,
6%
7%
6-10 V
45c
.
(quar.)_
Rubber
S.)
6-
50c
Knudsen Creamery, common
(quar.»
Koehring Co., 5% conv. pfd.
(quar.)
5% preferred B__
Kroehler
6-20
Go.,
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
5-31
When
Share
Telephone
7%'"-preferred
5-31
6-15
20c
(quar.)
B.)
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Kittanning Telephone
■
1
42c
Keystone Portland Cement
(quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire
(quar.)_
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kingsburg. Cotton OiI_
<_■
;
7-
B-l
Series
30c
'
.
Telegraph &
Common
(quar.)^'
4.50%
prefeiied (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Fund—
Per
Name of Company
Marine
6-14
f
<
■
inc.
Clay Products
Coast
One-fifth
ferrcd f;
5%
Co.
si-C'-'
"
30c
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
6-14
4
6-20
;
preferred
6-
—
<■'
(quar.)
31V4C
6-29
6-20
Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
The Commercial and
(2602)
50
Insurance (Calif.) (quar.)
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co. (quar.)
Pacific Indemnity (quar.)
Pacific Lumber Co. (quar.)—
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
(quar.)
Pacific Vegetable Oil (quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Panbanciie Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar,)__
4% preferred (quar.)
Pantex Manufacturing,
6% pfcl. (quar.)
paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.)
Pacific Employers
conv.
coivv.
5%
conv
Appliance
Parker
Ltd.,
1
5-27
1
12-16
10-
Rexall
4
6-
6-28
6-14
1
5-20
220c
6-14
5-31
235c
6-14
5J31
25c
6-13
5-29
30c
6-14
5-31
25c
6-25
6-11
Rhodesian
50c
7-
1
6-10
25C
8-15
7-23
32ViC
6-
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-15
Rice
30c
6-15
6-
Richardson
30c
6-14
5-31
75c
7-
6-
2%
6-15
5-20
Ulegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Textile, common (quar.)
15C
6-10
5-17
Rieke Metal Products Corp
40c
0-15
5-31
7
25c
6-15
5-31
45c
7r
1
6-
7
35c
6-10
5-
8
2'
0-30
6-' 7
40c
6-30
6-
7
50c
6-28
6-
3
50c
7-15
6-20
$1
6-15
6-
15c
6-25
6-12
$(J
—
6-24
6-12
«-
v
5
1
share
6-20
6-
3
shares held.
6-10
5-23
1
5-11
1
6-11
50c
6-10
5-17
40 c
6-10
5-17
20c
6-25
6-10
of
(quar.)____
Natural
Pittsburgh Forgings
Rockwell
6-
6-28
6-
7%
7
6-10
5-21
50c
6-30
6-
4
25c
6-30
6-
4
Amer.
Corp.
Marie Reid,
Rose
5-20
6-20
Ross
1
6-14
Ruppert
7-15
6-14
7-15
4-16
Sabine
6-25
4-16
210c
6-29
5-31
7-
93
Ltd.
7-15
7-
6-17
5-31
6-
5
5-22
6-15
5-31
6*12
5-28
6-12
5-31
25c
40c
■•••
"
30c
30c
Royalty Corp.
&J
Paul Fire
7-
1
6-10
St.
7-
2
6-10
Marine Insurance
Regis Paper Co.,
$4.40 1st preferred A
5-27
5-27
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
6-20
6-
Pittsburgh Railways
30c
6-14
5-27
12%c
6-21
5-31
40c
6-14
5-20
6-
3
5-20
Sarnia
6-20
5-23
Schlage Lock Co.
250c
(s-a)_,
5%
Public
Service
6-21
6-28
5*24
6-29
6-
J30c
6-15
5-10
Scott A;
6-15
5-10
Scranton-Spring
preferred A
Service
New
4.18%
Industries.
84.75
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—
Putnam (George) Fund—
investment
7-
1
6-15
6-10
5-20
Scudder,
6-28
6-10
6-17
6-
6-29
(quar.)
class A
Finance Co.,
$4.75 sinking fund preferred
3
$5 sinking fund preferred
Oil Co. (quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
SeaboaR'd
6-29
5-31
Se&grave
6-29
5-31
Scaled
6-29
5-31
Sears,
6-14
5-31
Seatrain Lines,
75c
6-14
5-31
Securities Acceptance
20c
6-28
6-14
6-20
5-31
7-
6-14
$2
225c
Quemont Mining,
230c
7-
1
6-14
1
(resumed!
Corp.
Power
(quar.)__
Roebuck & C».
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.
Corp.,
common
Quarterly
Seiberling
4ViVi
Co.,
common
Radio Corp.
.
•
Serrick Corp., class B
Stock dividend
6-26
5-31
50c
6-15
5-17
7-
1
6-15
Servo
6-28
5-31
Shakespeare
Class A
(quar.)___.
Rath
Packing Co. (quar.)—
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Co.
(Frank G.)
6-28
b-18
convertible
30c
Real
Co.,
Estate
class
4%
Title
1st
A
6-20
6-
1
4%
7- 1
6-20
7-1
7- 1
6-15
6-14
6- 5
6-15
6-15
5-24
6-15
5-24
22c
5c
6-15
5-24
6-15
6- 5
6-20
6-14
5-24
5-24
5-31
5-31
31V4C
25c
15c
6-12
5-31
5-24
Shell Oil Co.
7-
6-10
1
1
Shepard-Niles
5c
6-10
6-
6-21
6-11
Sherman
6-10
5-20
Sherwin-Williams
85c
7-
1 1
—
6-14
7 'i'o
Crane
Products
preferred
Hoist
(quar.)
(increased)-—
Co.
of
Canada
7 Vic
6-30
6-20
50c
6-13
5-23
Class
10c
6-30
6-29
6-14
class A
Reeves
MacDonald
Refractory
&
Inc.
12
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Insulation
(Interim.)
(quar.)—
-
6- 7
5- 6
6-13
5-29
25c
20c
20c
7- 2
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
5-24
5-31
6-10
6-10
J30c
$30c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
6-29
5-31
5-31
6-20
25c
(s-a)
Inc.,
B
6-14
t$1.75
$15c
(quar.)
Ltd., com
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)
Sluilton,
5-31
6- 7
Ltd.—
Shirriff-Horsey Corp.,
_■
7-2
6-28
6-14
6-28
6-10
6c
(quar.)
12 Vic
5-31
30c
35c
50c
25c
Sick's
Bros.,
6-10
7-2
t50c
j56Vic
preferred A (quar.)___
6-15
Reed Roller Bit (quar.)
Reeves
6- 5
6- 5
6- 1
5-20
6-20
6-20
6-20
6- 3
5-29
6- 7
5-24
5-24
0-10
30c
15c
10c
preferred B (quar.)
Shelby Salesbook Co._____
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
6-15
6-15
6-10
5-20
Co.
30c
(quar.)
5-23
6- 7
7-10
7-10
7-10
6-14
6-18
6-21
7- 2
6- 5
7- 1
T- 1
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mining
35c
preferred
7-19
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
Reading
7-17
5-17
7-19
6- 7
(quar.)
Denn
—
Inc.
5-31
6-10
•
—________—_—----
20c
___
i
40c
Corp. of America
Sliattuck
87 Vic
.
8- 1
6-10
8-1
8- 1
6-12
X
4ViI'o
Purina Co. (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc.—-—
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)—
;
Ranco,
6-14
(quar.)
6-18
5c
Ralston
11- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
$1.12
6-28
!_•
i
11-15
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
25c
of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)_
6- 3
6-3
9- 3 |
12- 2
6-15
7-10
15c
225c
25c
preferred
30c
$1.20 convertible preferred A (quar.)
Radio Condenser (quar.)__——2——1
7-5
7-17
6-20
5-24
5-31
6-14
6-28
6-28
6-7
5-27
f-27
b-.7
8- 1
(quar.)—
15c
com.__
6-14
6-14
6-10
6-10
5-24
6-10
5-17
6-10
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
8-15
:
Rubber
Shattuck
Hydraulics 6c Machinery Inc.,
b 17
6-.'.7
9-17
12-1 y
$1.25
$1.25
15c
30c
Wo
5'o
Racine
6-28
6-10
6-14
7- 1
7-25
7-25
$1
50c
35c
$1.2^
225c
2$1.25
37Vic
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Security Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)—
30c
_
6- 1
5'k
(quar.)
common
$1.18%
:
7-25
6-28
6-25
6-25
6-10
7- I
6- 7
6-24
15c
25c
$1.1834
$1.25
25c
25c
25c
?5c
12VuC
10c
6-29
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Quarterly
_________________
Quaker State Gil Refining (quar.)
___:
Quebec Telephone Co.. 5% preferred (quar )
(interim)
6-15
Stock
$1.07%
~
6-20;
5-20
5-17
$1.25
25c
Common
(from net income)
$1.04%
income)
6-10
Vic
212 Vic
6-14
6-
5
6-17
6-
1
5-15
6-
3
Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)^
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
$20c
--
-
15c
15c
7-26 '
Paper Mills
5- 8
5- 8
7
7-
1
6-19
;
6-19
6-14
6-
3
6-
3
5-
6
6-29
6fc10
1
7-15
6-13
5-31
6-17
5-27
6-14
5-15
9-13
8-15
8-
25c
$1.25
(s-a)_.—
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
$1^
10c
$1,50
29c
(quar.)
6-10
5-31
7-
1
6-14
7-1
6-20
4
6-
6-15
&: Electric—
Southwestern Gas
6-1A
preferred (quar.)
!
> $1.07
4.65preferred !quar.i___—
$1.16l +
preferred (quar. 1$1,25
Southwestern Investment, common (quar.)—
12lac
$1 preferred
iquar.t
25c
4.28'o
6-14
6-14
5'c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
5-17
6-
5-17
28 Uc
40o
6-
5-17
7-15
7- 8
S21L»c
97*l>c
$1.03%
$1.06%'
$1.10y
27V'aC
$1.15
27Vic
$1.50
20c;
20c
8-
7-19
5-.
7-19
_____—
Southwestern Life Insurance
(quar.)
.
Southwestern Public Service,
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.70lo
S.90'^
4.1 We
4.25rc
4A0ro
4.40%
4.60%
4.36%
(quar.)__—
.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_______—
(quar.)——
(quar.)__—
($25 par) (quar.)
(quar. t——
($25 par)—:—_—
6% conv. pfd. (qtiar.)___—
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.),
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
;
Sparton Corp.,
(quar.)
Spertl Products, Inc., 5% conv. pfd.
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.>__
—_
$1.12Va<.
12*ac
25c
$1.12Va
30c
_________
—
30c
Quarterly
—30c
Spotless Co., Inc. (quar.)_l
—~—25c
Springfield Fire
Marine Insurance (quar.)
50c
Staley <A. E.i Mfg., common (quar.)
25c
$3.75 preferred tquar.)—
—,
94c
(quar.)
Spokane International RR.
Quarterly _______—
—
—
Quarterly
—_______—_——_
(quar.)
Standard Brands, common
S3.50
Electrical Products
Standard
Factors,
Standard
75c'
common
10%
9c
(stock div.)—
(quar.) ——
class
10c
B
State Loan & Finance, class A
B
50c
87Vac
(quar.)_—183ic
preferred
Standard Tube Co.,
Class
50c
•
—
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.).
—
—
22%c
22%c
6%
37%c
6%
37%c
preferred tquar.)—__——_______
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Stauffer Chemical (quar.)
45c
Standard Holding Corp., class A iquar.i
15c
Class
B
(quar.)______—_______—15c
Standard Oil of California (quar.)_
45c
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (quar.)
35c
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky (quar.)——
COc
Extra
- 20c
Standard Oil Co. (N. J.)
(quar.)_____—___
55c
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, common (quar.)—
62Vac
3%%
93%c
preferred A (quar.)
Paving & Materials, Ltd.
+37 Vac
' 150c
Standard Pressed Steel (quar.)——
6c
Standard Register Co.. common tquar.)——
30c
Class A (quar.)
—30c
tquar.)_
Standard
Extra
Class
class
Ltd.,
S30c
*30c
50c
50c
(s-a)
A
(s-a)__—
E
—
—
Stanley Home Products, com. (quar.)
Non-voting common tquar.)
State Fire & Casualty, class A and class
B
shs. held)
(stock div.) (One sh. for each 9
State Fuel Supply (quar.)—
Lithograph—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
15c
Ltd.
Bros.
Steduian
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
—
———
J25c
(quar.)
25c
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Sterchi
preferred
Camp
Inc.,
Webster
&
Stone
Stonecutter
—___
common
Class
B
Mills
—___4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-19
6-17
5-31
6-10
;5-10
6-27
5-24
7-
1%
5-24
6-
3
5-22
5-31-
6-15
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-14
10-
1
9-13
12-
12-13
6-
5.
.
2
5-29
7'
7- 1
6-
6-
5-24
5
6-
6-20
6
5
5-24
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-
5-20
6-10
6-28
6-17
6-28
6-17
6-14
5-31
6-15
5-31.
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-
5-17
1
7-10
5-25
7-10
5-25
6-10
5-10
6-10
5-10
6-10
5-28
6-10
5-28
6-11
5-13
6-10
5-17
7-15
6-28
7- 2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
(quar.)
.—
(quar.)
Publishing Co., Ltd..
Oil
Co..
Ray Drug
Stock
6%
Co., common
dividend
convertible
preferred
International
Sunshine
Mining
Sunshine Biscuits,
(quar.)—_—
Inc.
(quar.)
6-10
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-80
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
5-14
6-10
5-20
6-29
6-15
9-30
9-14
12-31
12-14
7-
2
6-15
6-14
5-31
1
6-10
6-11
5-28
7-
5-17
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-
6-15
6-
3
6-10
6-
3
6-10
6-
3
6-
5-15
6-14
6-
1
6-14
6-
1
6-10
6-
6-10
5-10
6-15
6-
37%c
30c
(quar.)
Petroleum
6-20
5-24
5c
5%-
—
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil,-common
6-10
6-28
25c
25c
+12',2C
(quar.)
;
6-
6-20
8
^
class A
1
6-10
45e
6c
(quar.)
(initial)
Storer Broadcasting Co., common (quar.)
Class B (quar.)_
!
—
Stuyvesant Insurance Co
:—
Sun
7-19-1
7-19^
8-
35c
——-
class A
Stonega Coke <fc Coal—
New com. after four-for-onc split
Sun
8-
8-
6-10
30c
43:%e
25c
25c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
prior preference (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
Sun
7-19
25c
50c
5c
5c
Corp.
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
Stokely-Van
56c
25c
50c
(quar.)——_______
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
Stewart-Warner
5%
7-19
8-
6-14
Traung
Steelier
5%
7-19;
8-
•
Stanfields,
7%
8-
(Detroit)—
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
6-26
6-10
6-10
6-
.
50c
75c
70c
Southwest Natural Gas, common (s-a)—___
Sunset
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd. (s-a)
6-12
6-28 -•«
$1.20
preferred
W»
Power,
$6 preferred (quar.t_
Southwestern Electric Service
6-15
6-12
7-1
6-21
1>
—_____
6-10
25c
income—
«fc Clark
from
Stevens
Fund, Inc.
35c
;
Pyic-National Co., common (quar.)
,8% preferred (quar,)—-—
Ltd.
Inc.,
Utah
6-18
6-12
1
(quar.).:
common
6-20
6-20
6-20
5-31
5
5-28
7-15
.
40c
:—
preferred f-quar.)^.
Southland
22Vic
$1.02Vi
" 12Vic
i;
(quar.)
preferred
Southern Railway,
5-13
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-29
7-1
6- 5
5-31
6-
6-14
7-
(quar.t__
Co.
6-14
6-20
^
(quar.)
Sciidder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—
45c
———
Purex
(From
(quar.)_
Scrlpto,
"
(quar.)
5-28
Brook Water Service—
10c
pfd.
6-10
85c
6-15
$1.25
__
Pacific
5't
5-31
;
7-
—
4.80S--preferred
'
5-31
?
& Electric—
(quar.)
i.quar.)__
Natural Gas (quar.)
i
7-15
12-
(quar.)
5
6-
J
60c
.',€-30
27c
6-30
27V6- 6
(quar.)i.____—_______—
Company
Common
5-24
;■
preferred
5-28
3
6-28
.
Southern
50c
$1
4.10'<7
24c
___
;_____<
6
6-14
5-
50c
550c
.>
(quar.)
Southern
(quar.)
$1.02
(quar.)——.
Inc.
common
Williams, Inc.
Quarterly
(quar.)———
preferred
Pullman,
5
preferred tquar.)____,
Southgm Co., Ltd. (quar.l__—
Southern California Edison Co.—
Original preferred
27Vic
50c
—
5-31
'
preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
(R. I.)
(quar.)
7-15
5-24
5-31
6-14
50c
(quar.).._
com.
8(w
3
;
(qnar.)
11-18
17Vic
______
(quar.)
preferred
Paper Co.,
Seaboard
6c Gas, com.
(quar.)——
6-14
1
6-13
7- 1
$1.12,a
5
$4
*
'
(quar.)
Publicker
Scott
Mexico—
(quar.)
6-28
4preferred (quar.)
South Porto Rico Sugar Co.,
6-15
6-28
Water Co.—
6-
(quar.)
preferred A
20c
Electric
$1.40 preference
4.08% preferred
4.30'«?
5Wo
Common
of
5-31
Pittsburgh
—
6-
(quar.)
1
$1.25
'
preferred—_________
Co.
6-10
Corp.—
6-29
Prudeptial Industries, class A
Public
Schwltzer
5
6-
5-31
40q
——
(quar.)
Providence-Washington Insurance Co.
South
15c
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Ltd.
Bridge,
27 %c
—
5-31
8-
3
6-
7-1
7-1
56'\c
50c
—
6-13
Common
$1.50
Progress Mfg. Co.
convertible
(quar.)
...
230c
(s-a)_
6-10
$1.10
60c
$1
$1.07Vi
15c
(quar.)___
common
preferred (quar.)
San Antonio Transit Co., common
6-24
____
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd,
$2
Inc.,
6-10
—
(s-a)—
(quar.)
(quar.).
$4.30
Inc.—
preferred
Stores,
preferred
10c
__
5%
$4
40c
(quar.)——
Porter (H. K..t, Inc. (Mass.) (quar.)
__
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Porto Rico Telephone (quar.)—
Potomac
Electric
Power
(quar.)__
Prentice Hall
Safeway
4
Sandura Co., 60c
$1.75
Oil Co.
(quar.)-:
South Penn Oil
4.50Vo
4-29
6-19
\
27*he
62.Vac
57'ac
,
preferred (quar.)_
iquar.)
5-15
5-21
St.
6-11
Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown 6c Ashtabula Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar. )______
_________
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
.
$5 preferred
(quar.)'
St. Louis Steel Castings (increased quar.)___
$1.75
—
".
$5
3
6-
G-12
(quar.)
Inc
(quar.)—
Joseph Lead (reduced)
St, Joseph Light & Power, common
(quar.)
5r'r preferred A (quar.)
;
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.. common (quar.)—
Wo preferred A (quar.)_______
St. Louis San Francisco Ry., com. (quar.)..
$1.75
k—
....
(quar.)
Haynes,
6c
6-11
____
—
(quar.)
preferred
55c
Extra
6-14
6-15
7-15
6-10
£-28
6-28
6-28
' 15c
—_____
6-10
15(«
35c
15c
12»ic
30c
$1.12Va
10c
5c
(fimJ)—
reg.
Engineering (quar.).
(Jacobt, 4'i'.'o preferred
75c
Powell River, Ltd.
6-24
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_»——;
4.60preferred (quar.)
6-15
2$1.06lA
(J. O.)
Ryerson
1
$1
12c
35c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Wo
^
(quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical
a-
Development.
Common
5-24
5-15
5-10
6-13
6-29
6-10
lor
■
5-24
Electric & Gas Co.—
Carolina
7-15
*
■
5-15
6,-28
•
.
——
5-24
•
6-28
10c
——■—
Wo
Mobile Oil Oo. Inc. (quar.)^—
—
50e
Solar Aircraft Co.
(quar.25c
Sonoco Products (quar.)
25c
gonotone Corp., common (quar.)
7e
$1.55 convertible preferred (quar.)_______
383ic
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)
31 Vic
Stock dividend
6-17
225c
224c
3c
220c
$2
St.
$1
25c
Plymouth
7-11
6-14
6-25
ord.
common
convertible
5'o
4
6-29
6-
$1.50
Extra
Placer
78-
5-31
5-31
6- 5
6-20
7-31
6-28
6-10
6-14.
Socony
6-15
(quar.)_.
receipts
deposit
Cable
Rome
—
(quar.)-
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
6-11
Rolls-Royce.—
75c
8 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
Spring & Axle (quar.)
Holland Paper Co, Ltd.,
4)4r,h preferred (quar.)
7
6-10
.
Tools, new common (initial)
Snyder Tool <fc Engineering Co. (quar.)__—
6-15
Rockwell
__
7-
50c
5-20
5-27
6-28
5-15
6-10
55c
5-20
3
$1
;
6-
-
(quar. )
1
!
3
_________
(quar.)
5
6-
7-
-r
30c
525c
40c
30c
30c
Snap-On
5-15
34;:ec
6-
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
5-J6
37 Vic
6-13
(increased)
Gas
6-11
7
ftwithern
(quar.)—
6-
87 %c
Piper Aircraft (quar,)
—_—_
Pitney-Bowes. Inc. (quar.).._
___,
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.) —
2
6-
60c
redeemable at par)
Pfd. shares
30c
45c
(annual)
Pillsbury Mills Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)__
Pioneer Fund, (from investment income) —
Pioneer
7-
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories (quar. i ^
Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quar.)
50c
37%c
8 Vic
(quar.)—
■
Corporation (quar.)
—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd., com. (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas
Robinson,
20c
Mines,
Co.
35c
(monthly)-
Gold
6-14
7-
Robinson
5-20
6-10
—
(quar.)
Crow
6-28
55c
SI
45c
Skil
4.32
—
$1 dividend participating preferred
8'ic
Pickle
6-20
(P. L. ) Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
Robertson
12 Vic
Co.
7-23
Corp.
Southern
Participating :
(J. C.I, $1 class A (quar.)
;
Little & Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR. (s-a)
75 e
—
Glass
6-14
OS'lic
17%c
5preferred <quar.)_
7-
7-
Philadelphia Title Insurance—
Philco Corp.
pfd. A (quar.)__
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Phoenix
12-13
6-28
20c
—.
_
Robertson-Fulton Control, com.
40c
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
—
____-
H.t
(H.
5c
(quar.)
1-1-58
30c
35c
$1
—1
(James)
(stock dividend).
(One
3'o non-cum. pfd. for each two
Robertson
6-
Exploration
Common
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Participating
6-15
Philadelphia, Gewuantown & Norristown RR.
Co.
Singer Manufacturing (quar.)
614 Superior Co..common
—
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—_.——______—
per
pence
10c
(quar. i
9-13
Oil
7-10
ordinary share less Rhodesia
and Nyasaland taxes of 37 Vi %. The net
dividend will amount to approximately
l(Jc per American share)—Robbins & Myers, Inc., common (quar.).—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
——
6
$1.12%
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
$1 pref. common (quar.)
1
2c
25c
75c
Roadway Express, class A (quar,t_
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
(Interim.)
Robertson
— _
(quar.).
Corp.
preferred A
$4
income)
Ffizpr (Charles) 6c Co., common
3 Vz %
preferred
(quar. t__
4%
2nd preferred (quar.)
10-
South
Co.__
Co.
Oil
Richfield
75c
Sinclair
Soss
Mfg. i (quar.) _______—
South American Gold & Platimun-AC-
Riverside Cement Co.—
$1.25 partlc., class A (accum.)
1
1
Oil
Ranch
(quar.)___^____________
9-13
5-31
7- 2
6-10
6-15
6-15
6-15
90c
—
5-31
7- 2
—___
Co
1
subject to deduction of Rhodesian
and Nyasaland Income tax. Based on pre¬
vailing rate of exchange. The amount will
be approximately 5c per American share)
8-15
(quar.)
1
Selection Trust, Ltd. (American
(interim). (8 pence on ordinary
33c
(quar.)
(increased)
Simonds Saw <fc Steel
7-
593sc
preferred A (quar.)
4%.%
245c
25c
(quar.)
4% <•„. preferred, (quar.)
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, com. (quar.)
Class B (quarJ—
3.60% preferred (quar.)—
4.50% preferred (quar.)—i
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
shares)
(quar.)— _
common
Simpsons, Ltd.
6-14
Si75c
3%
40c
12Vic
80c
SOC
90c
$1.12%
12Vic
(quar.)
6-14
shares
-
—
Co.
Drug
6-18
5-15
Class B
(quar.).____
Simmons Co. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
10-
228c
(quar.)_
A
preferred (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Reslstoflex Corp. (stock dividend)
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)—
9-16
1-2-58
5c
preferred
_'—_____
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long IslandQuarterly
—
Permian Basin Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
pfaudler Company
Class
6-15
?5c
-
tquar.)
Ltd., class A
5-17
7-
227c
—
—
12 Vic
6%
Petroleum
(quar.)—
preferred
Sllverwood Dairies,
6-15
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—
6-13
1
7-
2 Vic
(quar.)
Servfcc
A
5%
5-17
6-15
6-15
+25c
?50c
515c
515c
70c
512Vac
—-
of Ree.
Payable
Share
(quar.)_——
Silknit, Ltd., common
Holders
When
Per
I
..
Name of Company
6-15
22c
228c
15a
,
n
mr
1
7-
87Vic
20c
$2.25
4%
(stock dividend)
Petrolaue Gas
'
Extra
6-21
6-14
(quar.)
:
Boys-Manny, Moc & Jack, common
Co.
Class
7-
50c
Peoples Telephone, common
Milk Co.,
5-31
37 %c
*1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar. >
Peoples Gas, Light fic Coke—
New common (initial)
Pet
6-15
Co.
Extra
6-14
25c
Pennsylvania Engineering (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Railroad (quar.)
Penn-Texas Corp., com. (stock cllv.)
Pcrmutit
2
7-
2 ViC
Corp.—
(Balance of undistributed net
pep
3
6-15
(quar.)
Corp. (quar. t
Chemicals
6-
1
Pennroad
Penusalt
5-23
6-10
7-
Co. (quar.)
Penney (J. C.)
Pehn Fwiit Co.
6-11
$.1
(increased)
common
Controls, Inc.
Penn-Dixie Cement
5-15
45c
—
(.quar. i
Pcnn
6-10
+90e
Ltd., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Peerless Cement Corp. (quar.)
_
Penlck & Ford, Ltd., new com. (initial)
Peninsular Metal Products Corp
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Common (increased)
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Penman's
6-15
10c
Mfg.,
paton
1
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
7-
$2
Transportation (quar.)
& Co.,
Parsons
5-22
2 ViC
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
parmalee
5
70c
preferred (quar.)
5%
6-
50c
(111.), common (quar.)-.
3VzVo preferred (quar.)—_______—
_
Remington Arms Co., Inc., com. (interim)—
4(2 %. preferred (s-a>
——
Renable Mines, Ltd.
(interim.)
—
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd. cl. A (tfuar.)
Mfg.
Reliance
5-23
20c
park CbemicaLCo.—
5%
5-31
22 Vic
Hoiaert
Payable of Rec.
6-3
5-27
6-21
Share
Company
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Name of Com nan v
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
(quar.)-
4c
(s-a)—
_*
10c
$1
4
1
3
6-
3
5-15
6-
3
5-15
6-
3
5-15
6-20
5-
6-27
6-11
6-29
6-
5
9
5-31
5-
3
Volume
185
Number
5643
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2603)
51
--
4"
--i
Sutherland
Swift
.
&
Paper
Co.
(quar.).
,
Sylvania
Electric
5-17
United Gas
6-
United
50c
50c
:
1-1-58
&
50c
7-1
1
2
4-18
25c
•__
7-
2
6-10
5-29
(quar.)_____
:
30c
~
1
7-1
7-
6-14
Ltd.—
preferred
4.25%
preierred
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_
S.
Freight. Co.
S.
Gypsum
6-15
6-7
U.
S.
7-
1
6-
7
U.
S.
7-
1
6-7
U.
S.
7-1
preferred
Gas
4.96%
7-
(quar.)
Gulf
Common
preferred
7-
Gas
(qpar.)__
common
Cc;
Box
Products,
Oil
Inc.
preferred
B
&
$2.80
R
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric,
4.30%
pfd.
called
R
fcr
6-
6-
7-
"which
La
&
A
Union
Sugar
Union
Wire
Aircraft
8-15
3
6-15
5-31
$1.25
35c
6-
Corp.
-
6-18
40c
Co.
(quar.)_
25c
commoh____-______
2nd
pref.
(quar.)
(quar.)
f5c
7-15
"
Carbon
United
Cigar-Whelan.
7-26
6-
(quar.)
25c
$1.37'A
7-1
1
Ltd.
(reduced)
Services
*6-14
6-10
5-24
5-25
5-20
6-14
5-24
$15c
5-31
1
6-
1
6-18
feet
75c
6-10
5-25
a
6-15
4%
Insurance
$1.50
&
6-20
6-15
5-24
6-
4-30
Total
9-14
9-
6
Shares
5-27
1
6-10
1
6-10
6-10
5-15
As of
6-10
16%c
50c
Wilcox
$-31
Williams
______
.__
(quar.)
5-31
6-10
5-15
5-15
6-28
7-3
5-23
6-10
85c
pfd.
(quar.)
6-10
5-23
56'Ac
4'A%
6-21
6-
(s-a)
7
5-28
5-31
WHor
10c
8-31
8-
Wolf
87V2c
(quar.)—.__
(increased)
(quar.)
10c
(s-a)__.—.—______
9
Of
&
Public
Dessauer
7-15
Wood
(Alan)
1
10-15
Wood
5-29
6-10
5-17
6-10
5-29
75c
7-15
6-
7
;
6-14
6-
6-10
5-15
3
6-14
5-31
184,
for
The
working
capital
Outstanding'
,
200,000 shs.
—
its
plant
commencing
Festus
of
Real
109,292 shs.
approximately 45,000 square
Co., which lease is for
Estate
Jan.
1,
1954
and
ending
2494.
with
the
statement
$1
SEC
an
covering
value.—V.
par
183,
amendment
additional
an
Dec.
31,
on May 23, 1957
100,000 shares of
2696.
p.
'
1957
1956
$73,076,756 $57,305,539
1,996,194
——-_—
1.529,700
$36.61
__r:
per
$37.46
snare
& Clark Common Stock
Fund, Inc.—
\
1957
1956
$16,166,511
$12,658,872
655,403
524,708
$24.67
$24,13
__—
share—
per
amalgamation
of
this
companv
with
Canadian
Pipelines
As
became effective May 9, 1957.
of Canadian Pipelines —
Petroleums Ltd. have been
Petroleums Ltd..
The shareholders
notified
Trust
forward
to
Co.
of
New
their
shares
Canada;
or
5-31
Canada,
to
8-20
7-30
share
5-17
8-
1
11-
1
7-1
7-12
6-17
receive
basis.
The
of
acres
6-29
6-14
and
land
Saskatchewan,
7-15
5-31
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
Scurry-Rainbow
to
be
the
an
Provinces
Oil
Ltd.
listed
are
and
the
on
a
share-for-
the
on
Calgary
American
and
Toronto
interest in approximately
8,300,000
of British Columbia, Alberta
and
Western
19 capped gas
also V.
issued
States,
Canada, and varying interests in 416 oil
wells, according to Thomas H. Jones, Chairman
185, p. 2104.
5-31
6-15
in
in
President.
See
6-15
$1.10
of
shares
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd. holds
gross
7-31
$1.12'A
shares
new
Exchange in the United
Stock Exchanges in Canada.
10-11
the
20 Exchange Place, New York
City; or to the
Co.,
508
Eighth
Avenue
West,
Calgary, Alberta,
to the Prudential Trust Co., 51
Wellington West, Toronto,
Stock
6-14
to
York,
Trust
6-10
wells and
—
(see
Alan
(quar.)
Co.—Earnings Up Slightly—
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-20
Earnings for the six months
higher than for the comparable
5-31
President,
7-
1
6-10
—
Wood
6-15
5r31
after
6-
5-17
last
in
accounting
practice.
This
to
66
share
the
17'Ac,
Steel)^—
(quar.)—
Net
said
3
22'Ac
6-10
5-29
12'Ac
6-28
6-14
37'Ac
».
—
40c
year
6-4
5-14
months
5-22
dends
to
a
in
ended
34
report
a
the
March
on
the second
March
a
ended
70
of
a
fiscal
cents
last.
as
March
period
a
restated
was
to
for
shares
were
Paul
A.
slightly
Appleby.
$3,367,266,
the
the
after
then
current
$1,642,292.
This compares
was
on
conform
equivalent
4,286,503
were
1957
ago,
1957
share
Earnings
quarter of the
31,
share.
31,
year
shareholders.
half
to
31
$3,202,978,
cents
to
first
dividends
at
were
cents
6-
8
for
preferred
Earnings
(quar.)..
in
income
outstanding
20c
(quar.)
Finance
$1.12'A
30c
—
Co
Governor
Seaboard
$1.20
com.
at
be
was
2329.
$1.50
—________—
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)
Woodward Iron Co.
used
2329.
p.
30c
$1.25
Co.—
Wood Newspaper
Machinery Corp.
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)_
Woodward
be
Light—
Service,
Steel
the
to
EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
assets
25c
—_—
(quar.)
Conversion
50c
$1.25
75c
1
40c
•
Co
8-
6-14
to
are
purposes.
the
outstanding
Prudential
B
preferred
11,
15c
—__________
series
&
are
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.—Amalgamation Effective—
6-17
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
6-15
87'/2c
(s-a)__
7-1
(s-a)
preferred
4.80%
6-10
50c
common
—V.
6-14
6-10
(quar.)
Power
4.40%
proceeds
occupies
p.
Net asset value
5-31
7-1
6-24
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)_______—_____
50c
A
6-10
50c
75c
Co.,
Wisconsin
with
offered
proceeds
5-31
—_____—-
Wisconsin Michigan Power
4'A% preferred (quar.)
be
(Mo.)—Stock
from
value
7c
6-14
7-15
&
8-
35c
A
Co.
to
7-12
series
Co.
&
Shares
1
,7-12
Inc., common (quar.)___—__
25c
Common (quar.)
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)__;
——$1.06'A
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)_____—_______
5-31
35c
Oil
The
assets
p.
Total net
5-
6-15
Sewing Machine Co.—
pfd.
conv.
Wilson
5-31
25c
(quar.)
Cos.
5%
4-29
1
Corp.
6-17
SEC—
notification
stock
May 17—
1
8-1
&
5-31
of
common
underwriting.
$1)— _
Scudder, Stevens
6-10
$1
Wickes
6-17
letter
a
A
Assets Show Gain Over Last Year—
7-
(quar.)_________
iquar.i.—
x.
1
$1.43%
Willcox
6-10
6-
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——~
common
$
our
company
outstanding
184,
7-
5
pfd.
—V.
7-
6-
6-27
6-10
tl2'Ac
(increased)
6-5
Gibbs
1
6-15
6-15
—
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
7c
.j 12'Ac
A
filed
class
GIVING
May 17—
asset
13¥30
class
13
years
five
185,
net
30c
Co._.—
1957—20 Wks.—1956
j
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund,
Inc.—Assets, etc.—
7
$1.25
:
lease
of
stock,
As of
1
6-
6-14
6-15
.
payment
5
6-
6-14
conv.
6-
6-15
5'Al% preferred (quar.)
_____________—$1.31'A
Whitney-Blake Co.__——_____________—10c
5%
3
6-15
5
6-15
corrected
.Authorized
(par
registration
Net
—:
(quar.)_.
Paper
its
20c
(quar.)
net
corporation filed
to
Capital
15c
——
common
common
convertible
Motor
7
5-31
5-15
3
I12'Ac
Brake
lien
6-
6-14
6-
t30c
7-20
6-10
The
here
Scudder Special Fund, Inc., New
York—Registers With
and Exchange Commission—
This
Stationery Corp.—
Air
Corp.,
*
7-
J25c
(s-a)
Incorrect.
Indicated
Securities
20c
Co.,
(George), Ltd.,
(Increased)
prior
5-17
7
25c
•
-
Whirlpool
6-
6-29
8-1
$1.12'/2
A
Hob*
9-16
P40c
75c
class
5
*
7%.,
$
corporate
corporation
under
period
5-31
I30c
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
-
1
6-14
"2Sc
1
B
25c
(quar.)
is
of
made in
general
stock
1958.—V.
The
3
11c
income)__
(quar.)_____—,—_
Canada
4'A%
6-15
5
6-
organized in Missouri
on
Sept. 13,
194G. It has its
principal place of business at 1049 Front
St., Festus, Mo.
The corporation is
engaged in the manufacture of fractional
horse¬
power
motors and special assemblies.
The principal markets for
its
products
are
business
machine
manufacturers,
appliance manufac¬
turers and instrument
manufacturers.
7-
White
4%
6-
6-15
;
was
Scruggs Co.
was
BUSINESS—The
7-
15c
investment
Common
6-15
Whitaker
6-15
6-15
company's activities.
CAPITALIZATION
50c
—
7-20
12'/2c
tax
without
expansion of
other
50c
—
May
share),
'
47c
7-20
6-24
•$.-•>« 5-15
v."*
$1.50
Additional
6-14
12'/2c
-6-
25c
(quar.)—
net
Hydrocarbon
Weyerhaeuser Timber
5-29
6-17
40c
6-7
.
I.
7
Inc.—
Life
25c
(s-a)
6-28
Institute—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
shares
6-14
'
y
quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.
Kentucky Gas Co.
Class
1
7-
2
75c
;
date
'
on
PROCEEDS—The
8-15
(quar.)__
Fruit Co.
8-20
7-1
8-15
(quar.)
Coal
5
-5-16
25c
8-15
preferred
Corp.
•
62'Ac
87'/2c
$1.12'/2
preferred
Electric
6-12
10-
7-20
convertible
Elastic
40c
50c
8-15
convertible
United
•
-.
25c
30c
(quar.)
Carr-Fastener
United
-
—._
6-14
1
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)_
Weston
6-14
6-28
tl5c
10%
Co., series
(Del.)
—
5-10
7-
conv.
Westpan
5-27
1
2
7-
.
158,491,246 151,283,378 786,154,811
736,244,684
2,500
per
Mention
5-15
25c
1
$1
of America,
(quar.)
Co.
5
6-
92'/2c
(initial)
United
Corp.
7-
6-10
38c
___^—
Ltd.,
Can & Glass
6-
6-10
6-20
7-
Westinghouse
9-20
7-
..
7-
1
to common
and
5% preferred (quar.)
Western
Utilities
(quar.)___
6-20
1
8-
Offering Details—
issue of May 27 of the
offering
stockholders of record May 10 of
54,646 addi¬
tional shares of common stock
at par ($1
per share) on
the basis of one new
share for each share held.
Rights
expired on May 31, 1957. The
offering was underwritten
by Scherck, Richter Co., St.
Louis, Mo. There will be
no
public offering or distribution of
any unsubscribed
shares.
6-10
—
for
(Loyd)
6-20
50c
Western
5-24
7-1
5-31.
8-1
tax.
date
2104.
p.
($10
Disney (Walt)
Western
5-15
10-
5-|T
C
6-11
%
tax.
record
corporation
par
5-29
50c
West
6-14
62'/2c
25c
resident
—:
covering
used
6-10
10c
185,'
The
8-20
t25c
Indies Sugar (quar.)
!
t—
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
(s-a)
Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)_____
Westeel Products, Ltd.
____
5-25
6-15
*
5-31
20c
Western
6-29
6-15
1
6-15
30c
published
and/or
——
SEC
5-23
6-20
29c
Carton
3
6-14
6-15
20c
Corp.
5-31
10c
—
(see
>
12'Ac
West
;
6-10
Louisiana—
Corp.
6-
(quar.)
(Quarterly from
5-15
J25c
&
5-31
preferred
Wellington Fund,
5-15
30c
(s-a)____
;
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
conv.
Western Tablet
$0,096
(s-a>
Board
5-31
-150%
(quar.)
Common
18)
(quar.)
Amusement,
Biscuit
3
6-3
?
■ ■'""
(entire*
dividend
Artists
6-20
$1
common
Equipment,
Welex Jet
5-31
53%c
1
$1.25
Salesology, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With
5-31
$1.50
{qusu',.)
(Increased
Weiman Co.,
3
6-
77-
(quar.)
156'Ac
:
5-31
6-20
6-20
4%
5-10
$1
I Products
Aircraft
6-20
4%
5-10
6-
dividend
United Air Lines
United
6-10
8-26
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Co.
5-23
6-10
(Omaha)
Rope
—V.
$1.03
Waukesha Motor Co.
(increased-quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills
(quar.)—
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)
7
6-10
(quar.)___
Stockyards
B
6-7
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
B
Waterous
5-31
(quar.
of
5-15
4
$1.05
Washington Title Insurance (quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)—
11-15
(quar.)
Gas
6-7
6-7
6-15
preferred
Oil
6-
25c
Sales
$1.25
4¥2% preferred (initial quar.)_:—____—_
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)
6-7
lOc
preferred
preferred
Common
6-7
6-10
6-15
J30c
Period End. May 18—
1
5-24
$1.01
—.—
_______
6-14
Co.
5-17
6-28
6-
1
(Continued from page 10)
5
7-1
2
1
7-
62'Ac
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales
Up—
6-15
$1.25
______
Baking Co.,.
:.5.'A%
6-
6-
$1.12'A
2
1
6-
5-25
(quar.)
income
2
5-27
11-25
(quar.)
________________
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd.
(increased quar.)
;$3,50
Ward
6-15
35c
(quar.)
preferred
2
6-10
7-2
6-
6-15
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)__
General Corporation and
Investment News
6-20
37'Ac
(initiall
(quar.)
7-
62'Ac
7-
6-15
50c
$1.25
income
8-31
Industries, $1.25 preferred A (quar.>__ '!
31'Ac
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical)**
v* - *
7-
date
5-24
1"
40c
to June
Street
Ltd.,
preferred
A
6-17
12-
8
2
jr Previous
6-1
50c
J12'Ac
Electric
Class
on
Union Electric Co., common
"$4 preferred
(quar.)'
v$3.50
(quar.)
Springs, Inc
Railway (quar.)
conv.
6-10
9-10
12-10
6-14
7-2
7-10
17'Ac
par)
15%;
Jamaica
6-10
6-
7-2
tax
British
6-14
6-20
6r
$1.75
(quar.)
(ouar.)'____
com.
pax'tic.
*
A
;
Ward
7-
resident
Less
6-14
6-29
5-27
7-31
6-7
1
7-1
62'Ac
non-cum.
6-29
6-10
:
Less
5-10
150c
Walt Disney Productions
Productions t
6GO
50c
(quar.)
Underwood Corp
Union Acceptance,
3
6-15
issue
June
18
at
includes this divi-
price
Salle
6-
6-
7-19 "
25c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
6-21
$1.25
(quar.)
Waldorf System, Inc.
(quar.)
Walgreen Co.
iquar.)
Walker & Co., common (quar.)-
'6-10
-6-25,
?5Ci
7-1
6-20
7-1
"
preferred
a
6
5
1
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
Coke
x
6
$1.25
dividend
Wagner
5-20
6-25
9-
12-
7-
$1.25
*
The Goodwill Station
(quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
(reduced)
5-27
6-10
25c
*
United
6-10
9-27
57c
WJR
5-24
25c
series)
Udylite Corp. (quar.)
$3.50
6-15,
70c
Quarterly
United
5%
5-13
50C
redemption
Clutch
208 South
United
6-24
7
12-27
5-31
78-
'Transfer books hot closed for this
dividend.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax
deductible at the source.
6-14
25c
:
—
7
(s-a)
Century-Fox Film (quar.)
Fire Insurance (Minn.)
$4.50
Stock
7
6-
&
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra—
7
6-
10c
common
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. Iquar.)
Vulcan Materials Co., common
4-26
1
6-
6-28
65c
Hot
Virginian
6-7
3
6-29
30c
(quar.)_
5c class
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
5-31
(quar.)
Twin City
Twin Disc
United
$4.12
5-31
7-1
6-28
30c
(quar.)
common
Virginia
5-24
6-15
6-15
30c
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)
6-10
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)
series)
$51,896
United
6-29
6-
150c
Asso
(1954
dend." Conv. into
Class
7
150c
common
'
40c
$4.04
5-24
1$1.12'A
(quar.)__
(1954
5-29
__;
$5
5-31
6-
171%c
preferred A
'<
United
$-15
160c
;
(quar.)
preferred
),4.30%
United
6-14
Ltd,**—
common
True Temper
Corp.
Trunkline Gas Co.,
Stock
7-1
f60c
Coal,
3
35c
<quar.)___
Greenbush
6-
$1.25
(quar,)________
(Hartford) (quar.)
Insurance
(Hartford)
<quar.)___
Truax-Traer
United
6-14
37»/2c. 6-10'!
__
___
preferred
Travelers
United
7-1
$1
"
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
Stock
6-14
7-1
X
6-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Chemical
New
6-22
6-14
1
75c
Travelers Insurance
Class
1
7-
31'Ac
(quar.)
.
5-25
7-
7-1
50c
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Transue & Williams Steel
'Class
6-10
20c
:
3
433Ac
Viking Pump Co. (Iowa)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Electric & Power—
A
4'/a%
Union
6-3
Vick
7
31 Vic
5%% preferred
(initial)
5% preferred A
;
7-1
17'Ac
Class B______
Union
7-10
$1
(Los'Angelesl—■
6-
40c
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Co. Ltd.,
7-10
30c
■
f
7-10
6-
preferred
Veeder-Root,
7-10
15c
_
6-15
5-31
15c
Co-Operative Mercantile
Quarterly
:
1
5-16
37'Ac
Zion's
»
5-20
.
3
1
6-20
$1.12'A
common
Radio
5-
6-
Francisco)—
($50
5-10
(quar.)
5%
_
5-20
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
35c
_A___
(quar.)
(increased)-
Towmotor Corp——
Finance Corp.
$4.50
preferred
5%
6-25
6-14
t
6-15
<•
6-14 V
(quar.)
5%
1
•
1
30c
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5%
30c
(quar.)
_
preferred
5-10
8-
v
$2
i.—:
Inc.,
5-17
8-1
7-
50c
(quar.)
6-5
$1
dividend
qu ar ."jTI
t
$2.28
Steel
Industries
6-15
$1
(quar.)
interim.
1
Norman
5-27
15c
Ltd.__
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
5-20
8-1
*
40c
7
1
4'A%
Zenith
40c
6-15
8-
Coal
6-10
3%
7'Ac
(monthly)
Sheet & Tube
Zellers, Ltd.,
75c
____
(quar.)—.:
& Light Co.
6-
25c
Co.,
Traders
,$3.70
6-14
31V4C
Roofing. Co.
60c
1
25c
common
(stock
Todd Shipyards
20th
7-
6-15
1
t25c
Power
Zeigler
5-31
7-
62'Ac
;
5-31
*
6-15
5
25c
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
7%
6-
|
5-23
6-14
10c
-Quarterly'——
-
7-15
1
25C
._
(quar.)
5%; preferred
(quar.).
Title Insurance &
Trust
!•
1
6-15
7-
36c
(quar.)____
Paper
^'•CoVfim on
1
8-
$1.19
Timken Roller
Bearing Co.—
Tishman Realty &,
Construction-*—
;
Utah
$1.21
—
(quar..
Tidewater
.
7-15
$1.14
convertible
'i5%-.convertible
Troy
Upson Co.
1
$1
iv4%
preferred
(quar. )_o__—
Thomson Ehctric Welder
(quar.)
:
Thorofare Markets, common
(quar.)__
•f5% initial preferred
(quar.)
•
7-15
8-
6-20
,
Bros.,
Youngstown
5
6-27
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(San
preferred
5%
6-7
6-
$1.25
Mfg.
Co.
5%
6-14
$1
Co.
Extra
5-17
15c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
ThermoicI
•
8-1
1
7
7-1
30c
,
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-
oi Rec.
6-27
25c
Jr.
Inc.
Cab
Younker
6-7
6-
Holden
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire
6-7
7-1
When
Payable
(quar.)
common
6%
5-20
22'Ac
—___
Ltd
30c
—
Class
5-10
Corp.,
Utilities (quar.)
Universal Marion
15c
•
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)_.
4% preferred B
(quar.)__
Thatcher Glass
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)_
'•
6-10
Steel
6-20
50c
1
common
United
9-13
(quar.)
Textron, Inc.,
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
Yellow
6-11
$1.75
common
50c
—___™
le_tiies, riiw., cOiamon____
4% preferred /ouar.
1
United
6-14
4c
Co.
Utilities
Time.
,6- 7
1
25c
(quar.)
Tilo
1
1
$1.24
:•—___—
preierred
j
(quar.)
Tobacco, common (quar.)
7% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
U. S. Truck Lines
(Del.) (quar.)_;
7-
Pipe Line—
preierred
Thompson
Thompson
6-7
$1.35
$4.84
The Fair
1
(quar.)
Yard-Man,
____
7-1
20c
Steel Corp.,
7-
$1
—,
$4.76
$1.25
6-7
S.
$1.16
common
(quar.)■____
(quar.)________
Texas
1
8%
5
1
40c
(quar.)
U. S.
$1.14
(quar.)
To-.'
U.
6-7
7-
50c
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
(quar.)_______
Texas; Power & Light Co.—
'$4 preferred
(quar.)
Texas
6-7
10-
,
(quar.)_
.Texas-Illinois Natural
$4.56
V 6- 7
1
7-
7-
common
preferred
Yale & Towne
6-11
37'Ac
common
series A (quar.)__
Rubber Co., common
(quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
S.
5
10c
pref.
15c
—
.__
(quar.)____
Producing (quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Gulf
Texas
U.
1
Co.—
Transmission,
Texas
7
7-
$1.28
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
5.40%
6-
6-24
7-
$1.75
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
5%
7-1
$1.31 %
Inc.
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
I
7
7-15
Corp.,
prior
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
6-13
10c
4'A%
6-14
6-20
Worthington
5-31
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Lumber
15c
(quar.)
Electric Service
■.Texas
6-
7-1
—
Co.
$4.64
Lines,
S.
6-28
Lothrop,
preferred (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.) &
Co., Ltd.—
6%
preference (s-a)
Wooster Rubber Co.
(quar.)
9-20
6-15
Per
share
Company
&
5%
6-20
15c
;
Woodward
12-20
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4'A ^
U.
7-20
25c
_,
S.
7-1
Quarterly
\
U.
6-6
5-17
$1.02¥2
5.25%
-Texas
6-1
$2.50
preferred
7%
6-25
—
Texas
1
$1.06'/*
$1.12Vi
—
(quar.)
10-10
$2.50 1-10-58
Extra
6-14
—
preferred (quar.)_;
Tennessee Natural Gas
Lines,
4
6-
6-13
(quar.)
U.
6-
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)__
$1.16
4.65%
(quar.)_,—
$1.16Mi
4.90%
(quar.)
$1.22 Va*
5% preferred (quar.)__
$1.25
5.10%_ preferred (quar.)—$1.27'A
5.12%' preferred (quar.)_.
r
B
U.
6-14
6-18
7%
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)______—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
class A
6-1
55c
(quar.)
__
Foil,
y6-14
3c
com.
S.
6-15
6-28
1
.__
7-2
6-15
7-
Ceramic Tile Co.
Class
4c
5-31
Corp.—
27c
$2
Canal
1
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)—
Quarterly
__^—
U.
'
7'AC
&
7-
$2.50
Pacific
125c
_______
Transmission,
4.10%
1
'
$1.06'A
Name of
6-10
5-31
32'Ac
Jersey RR.
1
50c
(quar.)
S.
6-14
71%c
S.
7-
6-28
(quar.)_
Non-cum. partic. pref.
(quar.)
S. Borax & Cnemical
U.
6-14
(s-a)_
preferred (s-a)
Tennessee
Corp.
(quar.)
7-
62Viae
—__
__
(Canada)
6%
U.
Holder1
Payable oi Reo.
37'/2c
com.
Quarterly
Quarterly
United
6-14
15c
———._—
New
When
Share
Co.,
Illuminating Co
United
6-10
7-
preferred
United
6-10
7-
_
4.64%
11-29
y
Corp. (quar.)
Improvement
Gas
4>A%
U.
common
Carson
3
14c
Taylor & Fehn Co., 4.32*4 preferred
tquar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% cony,
pfd, (s-a)
.Telechrome Mfg.___
Telluride Power Co., common
4,60%
9-
—$1
Semi-annually
Gas
1
3
-TS:. '7;:V-
•:
(quar.)
(James), Inc.,
Tennessee
10-
Products, Inc.—
5% preferred (quar.)
5%'% preferred (quar.)_
-
6-15
1
Per
Name of Company
7-
.____
(quar.)
Fearson
j
50c
:
$4 preferred
Taylor,
oi Rec.
50c
Sy.lvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)_
Syracuse Supply iquar.)
*
Holder*
______
Common
Talcott
When
Payable
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Per
Share
o/t' Name of Company
equal
4,295,215
shares
comparable
period
to
a
recent
preferred
change
dividends
outstanding.
fiscal
year,
the three
equal after preferred divi¬
with $1,708,636, as restated.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
The
(2604)
52
&
Volum<f
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Siegler Corp., Mr. Brooks
executive committee of the
of the
Chairman
share for the like period
preferred dividends to 34 cents a
equal after
announced.
Guided Missiles—
New Device Recovers Test
personal loan division rose to $114,043,538 for the
iialf year cilded March 31, flrorn the $112,312,717 ^of the like period
last year. The sales contract division wrote $56,631,252 in new busi¬
ness
down from $64,850,796
Total volume for the period was $1 70,<574,790 compared with $177,163,513 for the first six months of the
preceding year. Of these totals, sales contracts declined from
missiles
10
missile.
the
of
37
volume in this division."
Receivables outstanding at
at
The
of
an
inteerval,
time
certain
a
—V.
recovered
Railway
Net
into a section
the missile and is connected to the unreleased parachute.
Currently
pilot production, the control device has application to other types of
Resembling
of
in
$144,205
70,622
*
t,
234,171
V
•
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$2,797,646
$2,848,819 $10,323,595 $10,452,222
2,067,293
1,859,291
7,703,673 t, 7,472,542
revenue—
expenses
oper.
$730,353
from ry. oper.
rev.
$476,080
• 214,646
'.6.: y'.';•
$532,380
>
64,963
...,
End. April 30—
Period
Railway oper.
by the Glenn L. Martin Co. at Baltimore, Md.
a small black box, the recovery unit fits
tured
$157,272
income
185, p. 2220.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
by recov¬
ering test missiles that ordinarily would be destroyed or badly damaged
on
impact with the ground.
>
Currently, the unit is being used on the Matador missile, manufac¬
total
Sept.
_
ry. oper.
Net railway oper.
;t
oper,
parachute contained in the
a
then floats to the ground and can be
testing, thus .saving substantial sums of money
weapon
for additional
lip
March 31 were $243, <62,076. This
compares
with $214,818,457 at March 31, 1956, $236,791,420 at
30, 1956 and $251,005,991 at Dec. 31, 1956.—-V. 185, p. 1049.
consists
release,
to
the period under review, management was engaged
In working out arrangements
for additional financing," Mr. Appleby
*aid
"While doing so, we restricted volume in sales contracts. Now
that these matters have been favorably resolved, we again are building
It
expenses
oper.
Net rev. from
28 by Mr.
be pre-set
it was announced on May
altimeter recovery unit which can
Division of The Siegler Corp.,
Brooks.
of
part
'Tor
Railway
Development of a control device that enables the recovery of guided
used in tests has been completed by the Hallamore Electronics
Co.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$368,361
$349,30.1* $1,280,589 $1,217,013
211,089
205,098^
748,209 "
740,933
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. rev?nue__
Net railway oper. income
—V. 185, p. 2220.
$989,528
356,288
658,455
~
$2,979,680
1,608,480
$2,619,922
1,125,890
•
.
missiles, Mr. Brooks declared.—V. 185, p. 2036.
$1.25
at
Treasurer,
The
V.
stock
under Delaware law,
Supiadur Manufacturing Corp., Wind Gap, Pa., maker of asbestoscement siding and roofing shingles through an exchange of stock.
The stockholders also approved a proposal providing for a new issue
10,000
to
trading
shares
100
old
year
Fulton,
Y.,
N.
closures.
of the Sealriglit-Oswego
Sales
to
an
of
1957.
Falls Corp. have advanced steadily
quarterly high of $11,406,674 in the first three months
for the corresponding period in 1956 were $10,789,280.
for the year 1956 were $45,393,613 compared, with $42,-
Period Ended Apr.
Gross
Sales
sales
earlier.
Falls,
year
a
1957—Month—1956
$826,712
579.604
498,845
30—
$904,040
earnings
"Expenses
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$6,424,565 $5,772,335
4,127,179
3,606,633
1,148,148
1,076,535
(W. A.)
The
pany's
stock
common
class
of
B
Both
will
stock
common
classes
and
the
except
the
Board
stock
new
that
the
class A stock
Chairman.
split, each
stock
of
shares
number
equally
share
and
cj^ss
stock
B
was
he
as
as
holds,
$274,699
Co.—Secondary
12 Months Ended
Gross
revenue
Gross
Electric Co.—Earnings Up—
Gas &
1957
1956
$17,441,692 $16,182,443
3,307,092
3,117,257
April 30—
income
Net
out,
company
income
—
Corp.—Gross
Sales
of
the
on
May
nine
third
1956
For
ended
March
quarter
sales
of
Off—
—V.
record high
1957,
31,
of
it
announced
$11,719,582
the
for
to $1
period.
share on the 746,200 shares outstanding at the
This represented a decrease from net income
months
the
of
the
ended
nine
per
March
31,
1956,
of
$896,276,
"share
on
the 697,696 shares outstanding at that time.
quarter net earnings amounted to $207,474, or 27 cents
pared
with
Murch
31,
$282,421
share
per
for
also
nine
third
Current
stated
sales
months
that
Siegler's
approximately
those
as
for
Hallamore
four
the
period
like
in
large
as
Co.
in
the
1956.-
•
for
be
and
the Hufford
exchange
shares
of
for
Unitronics,
all
the
oi
share
one
and
oi
Siegler
issuance
the
outstanding shares of
of
will be subject to approval by the shareholders
corporations and necessary legal requirements.
dec'arec«
that
work.
of
the
of
The
three
The new corporation
will have
manufacturing'facili¬
in
Unltromcs, of Long Island City, N. Y., is the parent corporation for
Olympic Radio & Television Co., a division manufacturing radio, tele¬
vision and hi-fi sets and which also holds
military electronic equipment
contracts, and for two subsidiaries, the David Bogen Co.
Inc.
and
RecordlnS
iCo.rP-
,
E°gen is the largest manufacturer of high-
components in the country and Presto is a major producer of
recording equipment for professional and semi-professional use.
The
£n !?as ,a kl'e* Plant 111 LonK Island City while both
iwTr?
ParaniusN
J°
kave substantial manufacturing
facilities
in
Headquartered in El Segundo, Calif., the Hufford Corp. is the world's
man"fa?tarer
stretch forming equipment for the aircraft and
c?fi e industries asthe
well
Subsidiaries include
£
Calif.,
which
aircraft
is
the
and
produces
guided
nation's
equipment
Merrill
used
L.
taxes—
432,185
427,266
1,277,956
1,254,400
income
$1,230,999
946,293
$1,162,512
972,152
$3,695,980
2,871,406
$3,516,119
2,933,620
chargcs_l____
r.fter
185,
p.
1892.
missiles,
and
Vac-U-Liit
manufacturer
extensively in
Bengtson,
as a major builder of special machin-
Smith-Nelscn Co. of Santa
Barbara,
hydraulic and ground handling equipment for
largest
both
President
-
-
the
of
This
to
11
of
Co.
of
vacuum
Salem,
material
111.,
which
handling
military and commercial fields.
the
Hufford
Corp.,
will
an
undertaken
the
185, p. 2036.
addition
an
estimated $9,000,000 growth and
by SPS this year. The program
a new plant at Santa Ana,
plant of a wholly-owned subsidiary at
of
part
facilities at Jenkintown,
to
England.—V.
corporation,
185,
Street,
Broad
15
at
stock
common
Stock—
Y., will up
from it oi
of Duquesne Light Co.—«
New
York
5, N,
receive bids for the purchase
June 26
on
shares of
p. 2495.
265,000
V.
(EDTi
a.m.
$10)
(par
•
Plant—
Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.—New
The
Britain,
its
dedicated
29
May
on
company
New
plant
steel strapping
new
Conn.
consists of some 100,000 square feet of manufac¬
turing space and 37,500 square feet oi oiiice space. Of this latter,
15,000
square
feet will be used to house the sales, management,'
engineering and clerical personnel of the company's Steel Strapping
Division. The other 22,500 square feet will be used by IBM equipment.
The
new
plant, which has been built by the Turner Construction
Co., will be occupied immediately by the office staff and it is ex¬
pected that the plant will be in full scale production by Sept. 1.
The
expansion of the company's facilities including plant
and
equipment of over $2,000,000. will permit a considerable increase in
productive capacity, the company announced.—V. 185, p. 2262.
plant
new
A
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
Street Investment
of common stock
secondary offering of 2,500 shares
(par $18) was made on May 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
share, with a dealer's concession of 45 cents
It was completed.—V. 181, p. 2805.
$39.50 per
share.
per
Period End.
Railway
expenses
from
rev.
Deficit.—V.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,079,539
$1,043,403
1,135,424
1,035,791
ops.
*$1,765
$7,427
*73,840
*58,890
$7,618
*264,942
*$55,885
inc.__
*347,929
ry.
railway oper.
Net
*
revenue.—
oper.
1'ransit Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$294,886
$256,611
296,651
249,184
April 30—
oper.
Railway
185,
2262.
p.
Stix, Baer & Fuller—Sales and Profits Highersales
Net
first
the
for
quarter
amounted
1957
of
to
$13,288,528;
represents an approximate increase of 3\'c
over the
when sales were $12,924,314. The profit for..the quarter
siderably improved.
The profit before taxes being $618,643
With $334,629 in 1956.
Net profit after taxes was $290,743
preceding
which
was con¬
compared
compared
with $157,229.
i'■■■
After taking into consideration preferred &yidend requirements, the
net earnings for the quarter are equivalent' to 39c per share of com¬
mon stock compared with 19c per share last, year.—V.
185, p. 2036., ..
.
J Strong, Cobb & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
Ry.—Earnings—
sales
before'taxes——
Net
1957—Month—1956
Period End. April 30—
1957—4 Mos.—195C
Net
from
rev.
ops.
$7,208,216 $27,797,192 $30,666,134
3,941,963
13,753,291
15,449,555
$6,304,257
inc.—
3,350,122
ry.
railway oper.
Per
—V.
185, p. 2377.
■
Southwestern
approval,
become
May
to recommend to stockholders the
Subject to the necessary regulatory
24
would
securities
these
be
pat
up
for
competitive
bidding
375,000
pro¬
-
Amarillo,
Co.,
Investment
Southwestern
Tex.
—
To
offices within the next
three months were announced at the regular quarterly meeting of the
board of directors May 14.
The company now operates 33 branch offices in Texas, New Mexico,
Arizona,
Plans
were
opening of
three
new
branch
and California.
to
increase
considered,
working capital of
the
the
and
officers
of
the
the company by $2,000,000
were authorized to
company
negotiate and make proposals at the August directors' meeting.
President R. Earle O'Keefe made a brief
report on company operations during the past quarter and discussed
progress anticipated for the remainder of the current fiscal year.
At an earlier meeting, the stockholders voted to increase the author¬
During the meeting,
ized
number
additional
of
S.I.C.
of
shares
stock
will
be
common
available
stock from 800.000 to 900,000. The
for any corporate purpose at the
discretion of tlis directors.
At
nor
present
any
should
year,
in
there
other
the
Sun
directors
as was
are
concrete
plans for
plans. The
110
declare
a
public distribution of
-"ill *
the stock,
stock dividend at the close of the fiscal
done in 1956.—V. 184, p.- 2122.
the
,
*$256,335
Nil
,
;
;
v
-
contract
(Col.)
exploration con¬
*
' ,V
subsidiary of Sun Oil Co., Philadel¬
Oil Co.
with
Mobil
Ltd.,
original
qe
applicants
Colombia and
for the con¬
drill two exploratory wells to a depth of
for its one-half Interest.
of Colombia
and United Carbon Co. will join with
Co.
to
involved
are
to in
agreed
obligations
fulfilling
Concessions
In
Sinu
the
the contract.
of Colombia. There
Area
are
them, located in Loma Verde, La Ceiba, Santa Lucia, Arboletes, Nicocli, Martinica, Rio Mangle, and Caiir.ar.
Ted C.
Stauffer of Philadelphia, President of Colombian Sun and
of
-
director
Foreign
of
work
Operations
will
be
stated that additional
geological parties to be sent
for Sun Oil Co.,
conducted
by
finalized.
Dec. 31, 1956, Colombian Sun
(Col.) Ltd., to drill one 9,500
foot
exploratory well near Cartagena in return for half-interest in
a
194,522-hectare tract (450,000 acres).—V. 185, p. 2495.
into
the
Mr.
areas
before
Stauffer
contracted
pointed
out
with International
Sun Ray Drug
The
drilling
at
directors
a
plans
that
can
be
on
Petroleum
Co.—Board Approves Merger—
special
meeting
backed
a
continuance of merger
between this company and United Cigar-Whelan Store.1
Corp., but Harry S. Sylk, President of Sun Ray, said that the board ir
effect
had approved
the proposed merger.
He added that directornegotiations
voted
to
details.
give the go-ahead to company attorneys to
•
*
,
Under
'
Cr425,000
23 signed an agreement for halfColombia
covering 302,330 hectares
wholly-owned
agreed
each
Oil
in
a
Petroleum
Sun
feet
in
This is its second contract involving
in less then six months.
>•
Sun,
made
Pa.,
9,000
,
May
on
Colombia
International
cessions.
Co.
concessions
acres>.
Colombian
phia,
OH
Sun
oil
in
exploratory
the
for
Plans
Nil
$0.11 •
$C.55
share
Colombian
eight
Expand—
*$171,877
►
interest
185,
;•
2494.
*Crl53,500
$93 103
/
• /- •-7
:
?;• ^
Sun Oil Co.—Colombian Unit Expands—
•
Pure
at
40,000
$370,224
__i.
common
/*
I
would help finance the company's expansion
$1,125,000,000 over the next five years.—V.
proceeds
budgeted
'
fax
profit
(750,000
i.Y''.
Co.—Plans Financing—
1.
gram,
p.
011
$100,000,000 of debentures.
of
Oct.
voted
directors
The
sale
Bell Telephone
1956
' ' " 1955 v
' •' <1954 '
»'I '1953
$7,411,224
$6,59M49".,$G,789,289
$8,921,844
745,224
133,103',
*325,377 > *681,335
'
"
Year End. Dee. 31—
Net
Profit
;<■ •
Railway oper. revenue.- $22,106,964 $23,087,395 $90,990,919 $93,646,888
Railway oper. exps.__i_
15,802,707
15,879,179
63,193,727 62,980,754
The
the
California, Illinois, New York and New Jersey and will be head¬
quartered at Siegler's executive offices in Anaheim, Calif.
xidelity
and
Income
stock
shares
merged companies will do in excess of
875,000,000 in annual sales volume, of which more than $50,000,000 will
we
in
electronics
production, divided equally between military and
commercial
2,946,201
operating
Net
—V.
2,834,464
957,030
924,258
operating
Other
company,
common
108,800
the Hufford Corp.
merger
ties
•
expenses
income
taxes__
Corp.
transaction,the which Siegler will become the surviving
in
based on
two
ciegler stock
Calif,
is
program
cessions
on May 27 announced the formation of
through the merger into this corporation of
company
Will
-
Net
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$7,907,107 $25,665,078 $23,367.583
5,360.299
17,856,678
15,650,863
$8,681,901
6,094.459
revenues
Operating
Net
"^0r^1«™'«?rook's' Pres)dent,
$75,000,000
Umtronics Corp.
modernization
ended
quarter
Electronics
times
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
share, com¬
per
the
per
Proposed Merger Announced—
u
1049,
p.
Southern
showed
current
cents
996,363
$1.90
$2.09
:—
—
Southern New England
1956.
Brooks
Mr.
-division
40
or
$1.28
or
addition
includes additional
$1,891,457
period
of
Federal
"
r
generally for the company's industrial and aircraft
demand
new
year
earnings amounted to $747,-
net
135,
412,296
of $22,688,892
was
"
$4,701,115.
the current nine month period,
equal
enu
for
period
month
new
a
end
Earnings per share
period in 1956, Mr. Brooks revealed.
For the most recent quarperiod, which ended March 31, sales were $9,101,042, compared
with
427.
Higher—Net
corporation achieved
20 by John G. Brooks, President.
approximately doubles gross revenues
This
like
•terly
this
outstanding
$2,303,753
__—
Balance
Shares
.for
stock
412,296
996,363
-
___
preferred
on
$2,498,525
$2,086,229
Dividends
2220.
Siegler
The
Net
exchange,
p.
increased
Staten Island Rapid
Present stockholders' voice in the management of the
will not be affected in any way by the reclassification and
he explained.
The company will apply only to the Midwest Stock Exchange, on
Which its common stock has been listed since November
1956, for
listing of the class A and B stocks, Mr. Sheaffer disclosed.—V. 185,
pointed
$276,441
Southern Indiana
Sheaffer
Mr.
$48,792
re¬
products.
State
will have full voting
explained by Craig R.
now
814,463
$38,526
$1,089,162
Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 15,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on May 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $24.62'2 per
share (plus commission), with a dealer's concession of
40 cents per share. It was completed.—V. 185, p. 1793.
Sjheaffer stockholder will have the same
stock
872,797
Southern
dividends and
the present
in
limitations
yyill' not, it
voting
of
will
privileges
rights,
same
the
After
share of
one
of
the
stock
Sheaffer,
an
116,352
profit
will permit
facilities to increase output of recently in¬
precision fasteners, he noted, and it will also permit SPS
to enlarge its research and development laboratories.
Mr.
Hallowell stated that this expansion was necessary because of
"Including interest and depreciation.—V. 185, p. 2144,
of the com¬
exchange of each share of the present
class A non-voting stock and one shave
voting stock.
have
common
rights
for
and
$1,149,238
124,685
Net
approved a reclassification
May 23
on
162,723
$165,144
Dividends
in
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Reclassification Approved
stockholders
161,225
$163,211
Taxes
Fulton, N. Y., Kansas City,
Kans., Los Angeles, Calif., and Peterborough, Ont., has 650,319 shares
of $5
par
value common stock outstanding.
There are at present
more
than 3,000 stockholders.—V.
185, p. 2220.
with plants
Sealright-Oswego
new
troduced
The
Co., Ltd.—Earnings Off—
Surplus
005,688
The
H. Thomas Hallowell, Jr., President.
additional, to be completed in late 1958,
27 by
Standard Shares, Inc.—Sale of Duquesne
a
Canada Power
will construct a new 55,000 square-foot addition to its
Pa., at a cost of $750,000, it was announced
company
May
arrangement of production
company
Southern
all-time
Total
The
011
at
and
caps
185, p. 2220.
main plant at Jenkintown,
SEC—
on May 28 filed a registration statement with the SEC
proposed issue of $35,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
C, due 1983, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The net proceeds will be used to the extent required, to repay in
full the company's slicrt-term indebtedness owing to its parent, Pacific
Lighting Corp.
The balance will be used to finance in part the costs
incurred or to be incurred in connection with the company's 1957 con¬
struction and expansion program.—V. 185, p. 2377.
which in March
title, produces a
company,
California Gas Co.—Registers With
Southern
added the Sealright brand name
to
its
corporate
wide variety of paper containers
lor consumer and industrial use, particularly in the food and dairy
industries. It is also the world's largest manufacturer of milk bottle
The
Company
covering
covering
packaging.
paper
and
offered for
The
admitted
was
Stock Exchange.
The first sale of
Henry C. Estabrook, President of the 71company which has specialized in sanitary
New
made to
was
21
May
on
York
the
on
corporation
this
of
stock
common
Wage Incr.—
and
company
Coventry,
Board—
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—On Big
The
—V.
porate purposes, including property additions and improvements.
It is
expected that the use of the proceeds for these purposes will provide
for the company's needs until September, 1957.;—V. 185, p. 2220.
shares o'p cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $100»
to be used in connection with the Supraclur acquisition.—V. 177, p. 2400.
of
stock. The company reportedly has
additional shares at present.—V. 185,
the
on
May 28 filed a registration statement with the
$70,000,000 of 29-year debentures, due June 1, 1986, to
public sale at competitive bidding.
The company intends to use a portion ol
the net proceeds of this
financing to repay outstanding advances from its parent, American
Telephone & Telegraph Co., for construction and other purposes, which
are
expected to approximate $36,000,000 at the time the proceeds are
received.
The remainder of the proceeds will be used for general cor¬
of
approved acquisition by this company
May 9
on
to
of
Co. of Indiana—Offers 6%
certain operating subsidiaries today announced
they had offered a 6e/e> wage increase to certain bargaining agents of
union-represented personnel. The companies' previous offer was 5%.
This
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Securities
This
Approved—
Seagrave Corp.—Acquisition
Co.—Stock Increased—
185, p. 2377.
working capital.—V.
Standard Oil
par common
any
Bell
Southern
SEC
No
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—To Expand Plant—
With
be
The stockholders
1961.
16 voted to increase the authorized capital
$40,858,270 by authorizing 1;000.000 addi¬
May
on
of $4.50
issue
to
99,980 shares
per
equipment and
$36,358,270
shares
plans
011 May 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be issued
share through exercise of warrants on or before June 30.
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used fox*
company
$2
1390.
p.
with an aluminum base.—V. 182,
manufacture its products
to
at
2674.
p.
from
tional
no
The
covering
up
South Carolina Electric & Gas
513.
p.
184,
The stockholders
gaged
in the manufacture and erection
enamel products used in the building and
enable it
issue
group of banks,
would
be
used
to
a
share.
per
1955
in
to
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
to $4,000,000 of unsecured promissory notes to
to mature no later than Dec. 31, 1958. The funds
finance
the
company's construction program.—
has
company
authority
and
Securities
With
Issue Notes—
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—To
Seaporcel is primarily en¬
of architectural porcelain
construction fields.
Ol
the
net proceeds of this financing, approximately $84,000 will
Ik used for new equipment and the balance will be added to working
capital. The company desires to be able to expand its products to
include porcelain enameling on aluminum to meet certain demands
not
satisfied by
its present products; and the new equipment will
Organized
Co., Dayton, Ohio—Files
Exchange Commission—
Standard Electrical Products
Seaporcel Metals, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.—Reg¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
May 24,
1957, covering 340,000 shares of its 10 cents par common
stock. The company proposes to offer 300,000 shares for public sale
at $2 per share.
The underwriter, Charies Plohn & Co., has agreed
to purchase 200,000 shares for redistribution; and it also has agreed
to
use
its
best eft oris to sell
the remaining 100,000 shares.
The
underwriting commission is 30 cents per share.
The underwriter has
purchased for investment 26,000 common shares from M. Jesse Salton,
President,
and
Benjamin B. Luring, Executive
Vice-President and
isters
shares
of
However.
the
Whelan
Mr.
Sylk
said
determined.
The
exchange
work, out complet
merger, it is expected that approximately
would be
exchanged for one share of Sun
proposed
the
exact
.
ratio
is
understood
to
twe
Ray
rate has not yet beei
-'1
hinge on the book value 0
exchange
Volume 185 ' Number 5643 't~,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2605)
the
two
companies'
respective stocks
at
,
the
date.the merger is
summated.
;■
-■
At. Dec.
•
United
31,
standing
and
Sun
Ray
following -payment
ilividena:—V.
will
have
183,.
1.892,908
about
teQay^,(June^3)
oi
shares
common
475.000
Stone
■
No.
by this
of
luxtrol
31-F-25,
line
The
a.
A.
American
stock
is
President,
set
be
ior
the
a
oi
clared,
were
stockholders
details
for
a
be
fail
of
to
the
meeting
called
transaction
stock
authorize
the
for
the
the
to
provided
on
by / the
the
transaction,
proceeds
of
Mr.
loan
a
by
subsidiary
of
Superior
reported,
mated
i'
Tool
under
its
existing
net
worth
on
April
was
$2,027,650,
$200,000/;
See
,
while
its
net
•"
.
income
:
:
also Thompson-Starrett'
Co., The.,
1957,
'
for
The
-
SEC
company
covering
stock
to
stock
used
to
10,727
offered
be
will
May
on.
be
17
filed
shares
at
until
expand inventory
share),
Dec.
and
of
Read
T,
working
Tne
Gas
The
bonds
to July
1, 1962.
ranging
from
100
to
fund
will
for
not
After such
105',4 ',r
the
date
for
the
12-month
except
the bonds
12-month
period
the
for
will
be
period
ending
June
Shearson,
Shuman,
Hornblower
•
The
W.
redemption price is 106.
at
1977.
30,
30,
The
it
general funds
that the cost of
Federal
Power
Commission
the
of
At
company.
completing facilities
would
amount
to
April
1,
tion
of
pipe
a
line
gas
of
and
Texas
for
Louisiana, Arkansas,
Kentucky where the
of
Buffalo
The
other
in
area
a
1957
to
by
into
portions
line extends
EARNINGS—For
to
the
New
across
the
incoind of
gross
Rhode
to
Jersey,
a
point
12
months
ended
amounted
with
to
•First
,
mortgage
suable
in
total
GIVING
pipe
series—
series
;-/3c/o
due
the
oi
New
gas
acquire
the
of
Feb.
28,
1957, total
operating
EFFECT
TO
and
line
T.
income
$^07,635,000
Outstanding
bonds—is-
•
>".■/-
-*/•*>'/>-•'?
This
SEC
$24,366,000
pany
The
holders
1970__^_t.____«____
40,000,000
30,800,000
on
35,000,000
27.770.000
45.000,000
36,860,000
The
25,000,000
23,409,000
of
__
1974
1975
1974—
series
—_
due. 1976
due
18,000,000
125,000.000
Debentures'—37#
50,000,000
1976
c
49,000,000
50,000,000
_
1977_x^
due
?®
50,000,000
-
50,0(10,000
I960,
4!*?®
1974, 4?® due 1975, ft 4*i?®
.fShort-term notes—
due 1977
60,000,000
(par
outstanding in
rates range
Second
in
20,000,000
18,947,000
4.10?*
stock
to* 5.25?®___
i par
series
$100)
974,000 shs.
;
1,
______
in
one
fs
to
the
be
outstanding at
prime
commercial
fund
of
cost
a
investing in
approximately $19,000,000',
the
securities
of
200 000 shs.
30,000.000 shs.
14,6o9.681 shs.
exceed
rate
one
for
•-yd;
•
*
time.
The
unsecured
interest
loans
at
rate
the
$60,000,-
com¬
185.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,500,000
—_
$148,000
444,000
340,000
note due in quarterly in-
•
!—___________
-
fatal
a
heart
attack
at
his
shares
filed
of
22,750
'
$1
par
stock.
common
of
basis
by
which
$1
share.
per
T.
J,
Campbell
Investment
operation.
an
live
months
$64,185
fund.
A1
The
additional
'
L.
-
of
cost
plant construction
$1,760,000
of
the
proceeds
is
are
are
C.
V.
based
was
Tishman
The
the
on
book
value
the
of
stock
common
of
estimated
Mulkey, President and Board Chairman, of
Houston;
and
Walter Fcltz,
of
Fort
recommend
the
at
a
authorized
announced
company
that if
the
Norman
Tishman,
President,
said:
stockholders
special
stock
common
to
increase is
meeting in
shares.
3,000,000
approved,
the
Presently, there
are
direc¬
923,813
"In view of the present earnings
of
the company and its reasonably assured prospects for the
balance
of its fiscai year which ends Sept.
30, the board intends, if stockholders
approve the increase In authorized common stock, to consider in tho
fall the declaration of additional dividends
He
added that
Tishman
the
on
stock."
common
anticipates its highest earnings in the 1957
fiscal year, exceeding last year's total of $3,614,000, or $3.96
per share.
For the first six months of the
year, earnings totaled $1,588,000, or
$1.72
stock
•
of
/
directors
declared
on
the
June
10.
p.
in
!
-
the
regular quarterly dividend of 17',^
stock, payable June 25 to holders of
November, 1956, the company declared a 5'fa
In
on
dividend
185,
also
share
per
record
—V.
share.
per
The
cents
at
used
will
doubling of
common
addition
the
to
regular
cash
dividend
of
17 Yu
cent3.
1793.
Topp Industries, Inc.—Debentures Sold—The $2,750,000
6% convertible subordinated debentures, due 1977,
which
Co,
offered
were
and
May 23 by Dempsey-Tegeler &
and accrued interest, were
For details, see V. 185, p. 2495.
associates
of
time
of
bor¬
caption "proceeds." The
company has a Property Acquisition
Credit Agreement
expiring June 16, I960, which
provides fo"r short-term
bank loans up to $20,001,000
for use in connection
with expansion of
production operations, at an
interest rate of
over the
prime com¬
mercial rate for unsecured loans
at the time of the
borrowing. Prior
to the sale of the
securities now offered, the
company may make addi¬
tional loans under these
agreements.
Instruments, Inc.—Flies "seisMAC"
make
more
effective
the
intensive
search
for
quickly sold.
on
at
100%
Trans World Airlines,
to Paris—
petroleum
in
oil-
corporation on May 28 filed a registration statement with the
covering 3,337,036 shares of its $5 par common stock. The com¬
tion
additional share
division.
The
consignment, which included "seisMAC" and other geophysical
equipment manufactured by the TI Industrial Instrumentation division,
consisted of 22 boxes with a total
weight of
of
nearly 6,000 pounds and
for
use
Gravimetrie
This
by
with
"seisMAC"
its
(seismic
of four being exported
The
in
the
the
"seisMAC"
field
field
of
of
wholly-owned
headquarters
at
B. H.,
represents
a German geophysical com¬
the Societe Seismique
Champs Elysees, Paris.
subsidiary,
79
magnetic
overseas
automatic
this year.
the
most
"Seismation," which is
geophysical
pany
exploration.
computer)
Mr. Olsen
is
the
first
said.
important development thus far
the
extension
of
automation
It
to
performs many of the com¬
putational tasks involved in getting seismic records in
shape for inter¬
pretation.—V. 185, p. 2495.
See
Graham-Paige Corp.
above.—V.
18-5,
p.
1562.
to
offer
this
stock
for
subscription
stock of record June
for each share then held.
common
17,
by
1957,
at
holders of
the rate of
its
one*
The
subscription price is to
agreement between TWA and
be supplied
by amendment.
Under an
Hughes Tool Co., the holder of 2,476,142
shares
TWA's
of
common
stock, Hughes may buy all or
any part of the common shares not sub¬
subscription offer; and Hughes has agreed that
purchases less than all unsubscribed shares it will purchase sucn
number thereof as well, with shares acquired by it on the exercise of
subscription warrants, provide TWA with aggregate net proceeds of at
scribed
ior
under
the
it
least
$34,000,000
from
the
shares
acquired
by
Hughes.
will
TWA
pay
fees of 25 cents per share to members of the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc., who obtain subscriptions from original holders
of subscription warrants other than Hughes.
It is expected that the warrants will expire
Net proceeds from its stock sale will
amounts
in
connection
1049G
aircraft,
owed
Constellation
parts and engines.
with
25
July 8,
on
1957.
be used by TWA to pay or prepay
the
Lockheed
purchase
1649A
of
eight
aircraft,
Lockheed
and
rclatoc
1957, approximately $38,000,000
was
owed
and
with
subsequent
deliveries
an
additional estimated
$51,000,000 will become owing, making a total of $89,000,000.
Tne bal¬
spare
Thermoid Co.—Holder Increases Stock Interest—
proposes
outstanding
if
It was purchased by Seismos G. M.
pany,
a
approximately $185,000.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
value
:%
tlio
Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—Plans Split
directors
a
tors would recommend a 2-for-l stock
split.
shares issued and outstanding.
•
the
:
Crystal,
stock
at
June
com¬
neces¬
be
its
issued for each share of common stock of
Squire. The net wortll
Squire Heating Supply Co. at March 31, 1956 amounted to $142,558.
excess ol
book value of net assets acquired irom Squire over tho
par value of Tiffin stock amounted
to $133,387.
For further details,
see
V.
185, p. 2263.
of
paid.
to
of
were
at
operation"; $78,181 Is needed for "starting up
maintenance and repair; and $755,634 for
'.v
/
■
26,121 shs.
shares
3,121
of
for
.
102,450i
31,500 shs.
exchanged
company
The
In<J.,
Co.,
commission
a
the
companies using the financial statements of The Tiffin Art Metal
Dec. 31, 1955 and Squire Heating Supply Co. at March
31, 1956.
book value per share at the
respective dates was $44.92 for Tiffin,
and $533.92 for Squire.
Thus 11.7 shares of common stock of Tiffin
per share.
original stock¬
offering is to be made
The
$1)
(par
1956
two
Co.
the
with
The
23,
The
the
home
registration statement
a
its
stock
Oct.
hungry Europe, a "seisMAC," the "electronic brainwith a
degree in
geophysics," has been flown to Paris, it was announced on
May 25 by
R. W.
Olson, Vice-President of the corporation's Industrial Instrumenta¬
thereunder
rowing. At May 27, 1957, there were
$45,000,000 of notes outstanding
thereunder.
In this
connection, reference is made to the
information
under the
;
■
mortgage note due in quarterly instalments
exchange
companies
organized in 1949 by eight Houston and
invested $150,000 of their owm funds to
May 28
Smith, Ark.
or
any
./
and $50.28 cash,
for 267 shares of common stock of Squire Heating
Co. (being all the outstanding stock of Squire Heating) a corporation
whose
main
office
was
located
in
Columbus,
Ohio.
Tho
was
who
value
par
promoters
To
400,000 shs.
more
series may be issued
under the
mortgage
securing the bonds subject
to
the
restrictions
contained
therein. As long as any bonds of
the presently authorized series
remain
outstanding, the total principal amount of
bonds which may be issued
and outstanding at
any one time under such
mortgage is $750,000,000'.
tThe company has a
Revolving Credit Agreement
expiring Dec. 31,
1959, which provides for short-term bank
loans not to
000
"100-octane-plus" Flying;
new
to the motoring public at thousands of
Flying
throughout the eastern seaboard.
;
gasoline is produced in Tidewater's new, ultra-modern Dela¬
Supply
every
the
Texas
1966/
(par
bonds
had
plant, machines, furnaces, and miscellaneous equipment-
next
The
1,000,000 shs.
series, convertible into com¬
stock through Mar.
i, 1966__
5'.® series/ convertible into common
stock through Sept.
•Additional
for
to
"lor
mon
tCommon stock
May 28 introduced its
on
is¬
_
4.50?®
,
capacity
Gasoline
V2r/®
On
Management Co,
Of
$11,000,600 represents unrealized capital
over
suffered
on
efforts
for
Houston;
1,200,000 shs.
on.
today."
gasoline-making
—,
underwriter has
stock
reserve
$100i; issued and
series*, dividend
site
Stations
new
Common
to offer 2,700,000 shares for public sale at
$2
shares are under option to the
the
operation";
+
nine
from
preferred
suable
at
best
a
sary
128,546,000
Extra
Unsecured 5%
stalments
Glass
$1,962,000;
145,000,000
of
and
entire
sinking fund debentures due 1964
4%'/® sinking fund debentures due 1969
5:V-i'.o sinking fund debentures due 1972
reached by. this Fund at the end of
the Fund attained $30,715,914,
according
remaining 300,000
of batch
50,000,000
due
Revolving credit agreement
Property acquisition credit agreement
Preferred stock
4
of 35 cents per share is to be
the option to purchase at
$2 per share 50 shares
1,000 shares sold."
company intends to manufacture window and
heavy sheet crystal
glass. Its plant is to be located in Bryan, Brazos
County, Texas.
It Is proposed to
expend $2,000,000 for the erection and installation
16,500.000
tomorrow
refinery's
Authorized
The
118,250.000
of
cars
the
Sinking fund debentures
..
stocks then comprising the Fund.
Since then
lias increased to more than
13.000 and
to the $30,000,000 plus figure.—V, 185,
p. 1793.
Stevenson
Houston,
series
initial
proposes
27,057,000
37,450.000
1971x_.
the-future'*
City, Del.
to
CAPITALIZATION
590,000
was
of
which
mutual
a
corporation
40,000,000
3T»C#
Co
president of Texas Fund
holdings,
assets
covering 3,000,000
1967-;
due .1971^-,.
of
eight-square-mUe
.
The
1960—_—50,000.000
5series due
ft
Manufacturing Corp., Houston, Texas—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
due
4-Ti'®
Witter
590,000
stockholders
Texas
FINANCING
due
due
Dean
75.000
340,000
Co
A
—
refinery
at Delaware
an
Art Metal Co.—Debentures Sold—The
$340,003
5%% sinking fund debentures due May 1, 1972, re¬
cently offered through The Ohio Company,
Columbus,
Ohio, have all been sold to Ohio investors.
tion
subsidiary, Texas Gas Exploration Corp., President of Western
Kentucky Gas Co., and President of its
wholly-owned L-P gas sub¬
sidiary, Kengas, Inc.—V. 185, p. 1200;
series due
3series
75,000
"oil
23
on
of
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp.—Stevenson Dies—
W.
series
3"W series due
3*\'.o series due
Lerchen ft Co.
Co. Inc.'
ft
ft
located
Tiffin
75,000
340,000
1956.
PRESENT
Authorized
.<•
operating
gross
of
revenues
1966___..__:v:._i.-___ $35,000,000
■"x3\vro. series due
Watling,
May
on
190,000
Walker ft Co
Wertheim
is
Refinery Dedicated—
controlled
2495.
p.
Owensboro, Ky., on May 22, 1957. He was President of this
corpora¬
tion, Chairman of the Board of Directors of its wholly-owned
.1 series
series
H.
Weeden
Anderson,
on
have grown
3',#
.3*8'®
190.000
Common, Dann
Co.—
ft
G.
to Superior
figured in tin*
had
refinery.
/v.;./.,-//./:.
■'■•-.I; :i,V.;V
Flying A Super Extra, an entirely new gasolihe, to be sold at
petitive prices/replaces Tidewater's iurmer ptvjuium
grade.—V.
ft
Noel ft Co.
the
that
company
Service
The
Vietor,
1,000,000
total value
businessmen
number
assets
3;®
.
D.
Texas Fund,
metro¬
first
590,000
590.000
gasoline, for
ware
Ncuhaus
Inc.___l___^
Co.
electronically
installation
devoted
Super
340,000
340,000
Underwood,
590,000
operating in the Southwest,
Galveston
storage
"the
the
Thomas
Hampshire.
with
Anthony
Day
L.
Van Alstyne,
590,000
when
and
City
York
New
connection
$274,111,000
:. ,-v
'
and
$52,597,000 fbr calendar year
CAPITALIZATION
-.
Island
York
230,000
1,000,000
Co—
total Texas Fund
point south
New
&
R.
The
produc¬
company
$53,025,000, compared
and
of
a
through the company's underground
Pennsylvania,
of
to
Inc
Langley ft Co
appreciation
begins in the Rio Grande Valley
direction
across
Texas,
Tennessee to a point in eastern
across
and
politan area and Connecticut
line near Springfield, Mass.
revenues
and
Tucker,
190,000
590,000
;
Texas Fund, Inc.—Assets Reach New
High—
northeasterly
Mississippi
Co
Air all-time high in assets
$32,000,000.
system divides.
One line extends
thence in an easterly direction
and
Massachusetts
for the
The system
in
Spencer Trask ft
Co.—
Iligginson Corp,
April,
is the
ownership and opera¬
transmission and sale or
delivery
system
resale.
extends
A
Co
return
a
that
concern
5<fo
BUSINESS—Company'.4 principal business
of natural
190,000
75,000
Corp—
secondary offering of 3,500
shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on May 23
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $35.50 per
share, with a dealer's
concession of 35 cents
per share.
It was completed.
—V. 185, p. 2495.
sinking
authorized
A
Thomas
Secondary Offering
remainder
the
estimated
was
the
to
190,000
Irving Lundborg ft Co._
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds to be
received by the company from the
of these bonds,
$27,000,000 will bl; applied to the
payment of the
outstanding short-term notes issued under its
Revolving
Credit Agreement the
proceeds ol' which were used by the
company
in its expansion
program, $22,000,000 will be deposited with the
trustee
under
the company's
mortgage to be drawn down against
property
additions
as
the
expansion
program
progresses
and
the
added
340,000
590,000
_
company's
be
270,000
590.000
Lehman Brothers—.—
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades
prices
1963
I
Swiss
ft
represents
producing gasoline rated at 100 octane or higher
—enough each day- for 41,000,000 miles of motoring.
Mr.
Staples
revealed
that
aviation
fuels
for
America's
defense
.establishment are already being manufactured by the new
refinery,
In addition to Tidewater's
Flying A automobile gasolines, heating oil J
and other petroleum products.
340.000
—_—
C.
Lee
1,000,000
Smithers ft Co.___
American
$466,650
Canadian
a
by this company
disclosed
be
can
150,000
Co.__'__
Co.
150,000
Walter Stokes ft Co,____
Stroud ft Co., Inc
&
Illinois
Co._
He
270,000
Hutton ft
in
facture
Stern Brothers ft Co
1,000,000
Weeks
Co.
sinking fund prior
redeemable
Hutton
E.
ft
for
in
,
first
William R. Staais ft Co.
Kidder, Peabody ft Co..
Ladenburg, Thalmann ft
sale
will
F.
W.
ft
Agnew
F.
75,000
♦
River, 15 miles south <|)f Wilmington.
Staples, President, declared that the plant represents "tha
a
new
generation of petroleum refineries designed to manu¬
T.
270.000
590,000
ft:
lia
common,
Delaware
D.
340.000
Smith, Barney ft Co
__—
Thompson-Starrett
2378.
p.
$200,000,000
dedicated
the
&
Co.
270,000
illayden, stone ft Co
Hemphill, Noyes ft Co._
be
Hamnull
note
its investment
The- massive
Shields ft Co
1,000.000
S.
of
Tidewater Oii Co.—New
was
190,000
1.000.000
convertible
of
A
190,000
340,000
270,000
shares
75,000
Roberts
Scott ft Stringfellow
Sulzberger
The
1,000,000
Poole,
190,000
Harriman Ripley ft .Co.,
Inc.
preferred
ending June
Co
42.000
for
June
dispute.—V. 185,
590.000
150,000
ft
into
one
after
Martin
Tool
190.000
Sclioellkopf, Ilutton ft
Pomeroy, Inc
1,000,000
but
150.000
Co
Co._—_
ft
redeemable
Corp..
Gregory ft Sons
Hallgarten ft Co.___
Co.—Bonds Offered—A
Stone & Webster Securities
be
/'_
ft
& p.arke_,
75,000
1958,
and
Superior
340,000
Co.__
340,000
1958,
withdrew from Superior Tool after a
dispute*
L. Jacobs, who continues as• President and a
director of
Tool, and Dennis Boyle, who .was Secretary and a.
director,
resigned both posts after the dispute was settled.
.7.
with
340,000
Inc
Schmidt,
tho
in
The Canadian Interests
190,000
Reid ft Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan ft Co
Goldman, Sachs ft Co.
headed jointly by
Corp., White, Weld & Co., and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
on May 28 offered
publicly an issue of $50,000,000 first
mortgage pipe line bonds, 5V4% series due
July 1, 1977,
at 100%
(exclusive of accrued interest from June
1,
1957).
The
590,000
Co
Co.,
Rowles, Winston ft Co._
Salomon Bros, ft Hutzler
1,000,000
■
Southwest
&
Co.____
Mosle
held
■
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Rot an.
Securities
ft
Pierce
L. F. Rothschild ft
F'ulton
underwriting. The
//.;.>
The
Union
First Boston
Freeman
Transmission
group
Dillon,
Fauset, Steele ft Co
Co.
capital.
75.000
stock
was
.
150,000
_____;
ft
rest
$466,650 that is payable to Superior Tool and con¬
15, 1958, into 46,665 shares of Thompson-Starrett
$10 par, 70-cent cumulative convertible preferred stock.
*
As of Dec. 31, 1956; Thompson-Starrett had
1,349,316 common shared
and
113,465 preferred shares outstanding.
It had 3,000,000 common
shares and 300,811 preferred shares authorized.
590,000
___
Riter ft Co.
590.000
—
the
are'to
Inc.
15,
added,
vertible
230,000
Hughes
Inc
Reynolds
590,000
Hallowell,
proceeus
Inc
Co.,
Rauscher,
1,000.000
Dominick__
ft
Corp.
Estabrook
approxi¬
convertible
without
1966.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.—_______
First
with
Co.
590,000
ft
-E.
Tennessee
ft
Equii able
2377.
notification
lr0 .cumulative
<$10 per
par
convertible
of-
letter
a
&
the
a
June
ft Co.,
______________
Itaffensperger,
590,000
75,000
Co.,
W. Pressprich & Co..
R.
590.000
and
at Thompson-Starrett's
option; one for $73,350 is due June 9, 1958, and
convertible after May 15, 1958, into 48,900 shares of
Thompson-Starreti
common, and $550,650 of notes are due
May 1, 1959. Of the notes duo
May 1, 1959, there are three for a total of $84,000 convertible after-
230,000
_
unissued
May 9,
___'
&
but
Tho result will be that Superior Tool will have all its
650,003
shares outstanding,
he said, and Thompson-Starrett will
17.7?® interest in the Detroit concern./ / w vv
/•//.'
In-connection with the acquisition, Mr. Doroshaw
said, Thompson-.
Starrett has issued $924,000 of 6?i>
promissory notes. Of these, he said
$300,000 come due next Nov. Sv but can be extended to
75,000
.
Inc.
230,000.
ft
Pollock
acquired from Superior Tool, he explained, 34,045 shares
authorized
treasury.
1,000,000
Prefecott, Shepard
150.000
Securities ft Co
the
Files With
—
Denton,
590.000
de¬
Doroshaw
195G
&
E.
Inc.
stock
been
hold
ft
Christensen, Inc
Wm.
340,000
Dominick
•
below.—V. 185, p.
Tab Products Co.,. San Francisco, Calif.
Securities and Exchange. Commission—
■**
Mr.
ft
Sons
Drexel
management.
30,
1,000,000
:'//;///v.>
>V";
Thompson-Starrett Is buying 45,378 shares from Superior Tool
July 28, Mr. Doroshaw said.
He put the total price
of the"
$1,162,234, or an "average of $10.08 per share."
authorized
75,000
Jackson
Copelnnd
froin
,
had
270,000
Kendall, Inc.
Peters, Writer ft
230.000
Bros.
Dittmar
a
Foundry's
Bethlehem
;
Inc..
Sullivan
Webber,
Co
Curtis
Patterson,
230,000
Co
Dillon,
long-term basis. Meanwhile, arrangements are
being
worked out, he added, .to
acquire the minority interest in Bethlehem
Foundry, which, lor the present, will be
operated as a controlled
*
ft
&
590,000
Merle-Smith____
the
Doroshaw
secured
Paine,
590,000
—
Coffin & Burr, Inc
Courts ft Co
______
being made, he said, to refinance the
are
Inc.
Co.__________
Ohio
com¬
shares
by
Of the
190,000
230,000
Cook
590,000
Co._^_
Co.
&
Brown ft
Eastman
consummate
ft
ft
590,000
Corp.
The
Dick &
jssue,
repurchase
.'
Newhard,
executive
Tool
transaction at
Hanseatic
230,000
Republic Co.
(Inc.) _;—_—
Clark, Dodge ft Co
acquisition.
additional
Co.,
the
.
itself
270,000
Mullanev, Wells & Co.__
York
•'
•..
;
interests who had been in working control of
Superior Tool.
directors representing these Canadian interests oii
May 13 left,
Also,
270,000
New
;
the board.
Co.,
""F. S. Moselev & Co
Central
of
ft
i,l-
According to Dennis M. Doroshaw, Chairman of
Thompson-Starrett bought 70,000 Superior
1,000,000
Co._I___
230,000
Inc.
month
next
&
Inc.
Co.,
ft
Burns
will
stockholders
of
within
out, Leheigh Bethlehem will
stock >a.t, Superior Tool's cost.
Foundry stock. Plans
Indebtedness
The
to
pointed
Foundry
required
Bethlehem
stock.
statement
Turben
The Milwaukee
u
recently outlined the details of its previously dis¬
working control In Superior Tool ft Die Co., Inc.,
Canadian
Four
Beanc_____
#••»_ «
t
„•
mittee,
150,000
Pierce,
230,000
Co.. Inc
Foundry's 45,115-share com¬
acquisition, Mr. Doroshaw explained,
Corp., of which Mr. Doroshaw
Company
Co.
Bosworth,
Bethlehem
authorizing the increased
that
Doroshaw
Vi Funds
Die
Becker
&
Alex.
ft
♦-
.
corporation
purchase of
Detroit, Mich.
190,000
__
Inc.
Kraus___
Stearns
G.
Blyth
Bethlehem
the
and
proxy
ft
event
Bethlehem
cash
in
Tool
purpose
the
Mr.
for
forth
Superior
In
shares of
capitalization,
from Lehigh
ft
Blair
-
effected
Baird
William
company
Embracing 32,097
1,1
closed
340.000
_____
Inc..,
270.000
Blair
has undertaken an expansion and diversification pro¬
gram involving, initially, the acquisition of
71.14,?# of the outstanding
common
stock of
Bethlehem Foundry
& Machine Co.,
127-year-old
Bethlehem,
Pa.,
maker
of
processing
equipment
for
the
cement,
metallurgical, chemical, oil and sugar industries, it was announced
on
May 28 by Jennis M. Doroshaw. Board Chairman.
was
W.
Burge
Bear,
Co.—Acquisition, etc.—
"Merrill,
590,000
ft
Inc.
Ball,
A.
mon
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
1
Hi")
*•)
•;„•»<»
This
<
'
ft
Co.______
Lynch,
Fenner
Securities
_____
Robert
Merrill
590,000
Redpath
Bacon, Whipple ft Co.__
churches, restaurants, schools and other installations
require dimming, brightening and blending of individual circuits
up to a total rating of 6,000 to 15,000 watts from
portable or fixed
low cost equipment. An excellent reference for
lighting consultants,
engineers, specialists and otners concerned with light control
appli¬
cation.—V. 185, p. 2495.
This
Co., Inc.
Corp.
ideal for theatres,
"
150,000
&
._
MeCormick ft
Peck
Allyn
Marks
Mason-IIagan,
Co.
Auchlncloss, Parker
which
Superior Tool & Die
&
C.
M.
Co.
2,931,000
ft
2,931.000
Adams
gives full information on features, ratings and data
of "compact,
self-contained
packaged light
control
variable
autotransformer
type
units described
are
company
new
assemblies.
Co
Inc.
light
control
equipment, Bulletin L157P,
A.I.A.
complete, illustrated 28-page brochure just released
a
Laurence
_$2,933.000
White, Weld &
Halsey, Stuart
Superior Electric * Co.;- (Bristol, Conn.—New Bulletin—
Packaged
forth below
& Webster Securi-
ties Corp,—
'
File
set
are
.
outstanding
declared b',o stocK
777.
p.
UNDERWRITERS—There
r
the names of the
prin¬
cipal underwriters who have
severally .agreed to purchase tne principal
amount of
bonds set opposite their
respective names:
out¬
shares
recently
a
con¬
'Vv
.
Cigar-WheJan had
53
ance
of
this
As of May
indebtedness
is
to
be
1.
retired
in
part
by
the
amounts
vv
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
54
Monday, June 3,
...
1957."
(26C6)
Dec. 1, 1957. Tne
Discussions have
loans of up to
$25,000,000. If the amount of such institutional loans prior to Dec. 1,
1957, plus the proceeds from the sale of shares in excess of $34,000,000
does not aggregate at least $15,000,000, Hughes has agreed to extend
to TWA a revolving credit, maturing Dec. 1, 1960, for the amount of
provided irom a temporary bank loan payable on
supplied from TWA's general funds.
also been initiated for possible additional institutional
185, p. 2263.
This
Co.—Earnings—
This
ended April
subsidiaries for the fiscal year
its
and
company
of $3,223,584 after Federal
dividends to $2.16 a share
on 1,375,809 shares of common stock outstanding. This compares with
net of
$3,212,518 for the fiscal year ended April 30,
1956, which
included non-recurring income of $567,516 or 49 cents a share. The
1956 net income was equivalent after preferred
dividends to $2.51 a
report consolidated net income
equivalent after preferred
1957
share
common
Net sales
the
for
shares then outstanding.
totaled $47,837,287, compared with $45,563,994
1,149,530
on
the year
for
fiscal
preceding
of 5%.
increase
an
year,
production for (Jhe year amounted to
7,847,899 tons for the nreceding fiscal
with
Division—
has
been
appointed President of Union Carbide
division of Union Carbide Corp., it was announced
President, on May 21.
started with Union Carbide in 1923. In 1942 he became
Cormvell
E.
R.
7,993,717 tons compared
year.—V. 185, p. 1324.
Corp.—New President of
Union Carbide
Development Co..
a
by Morse G. Dial,
Cornwell
Mr.
1956, Vice-President of
Union Carbide Development Co.—V. 185, p. 1433.
formed
and,
Co.
Linde
of
Vice-President
in
Canada, Ltd.—To Offer Stock—
will receive rights to subscribe for
shares held at a price
of $55 per share.
The rights expire June 28.
Transferable warrants
will be mailed to shareholders May 31
Since the offering has not been
registered in the United States, holders resident in the U. S. may sell
Union Gas Co. of
their rights but cannot exercise them.
A total of 176,550 treasury shares will
offer
First
The
with
toward the end of 1957 or
Dye
United
resigned
has
as
3%%
resigned as Chairman
also
Guterma
United
took
Dye
and a director of Bon Ami
of that concern in
May last year. ■
..
Robert J. Eveleigh resigned as Vice-President and
Dye,
of Bon Ami, has
Adams, Executive Vice-President
him.—V. 185, p. 1201.
S.
Harry
and
been elected to succeed
United States Borax & Chemical
*
A
Corp.—Listing, etc.—
for
the
tape on May 20 after the sale on the New York
100 ahares of this corporation.
Purchaser of the
wa's J.
share,
May 20 for trading.
listed
was
M.
listing consists of 4,325,000 shares of $1 par value
144,895 shares of $100 par value 4'/2% cumulative
of the world's largest producer of borates and boron
The
Stock
and
stock
common
preferred
products
largest domestic producer of potash.
and second
formed
was
+
1957
9,
—
$10)—
(par
—
the authorized common
2,000,000 shares.
1,113 shares of United
common
of
stock
1939 acquired all'the assets and
territory served
The
15, 1933 in Kansas and in
assumed all the liabilities of
it
common
$6 per share below, the
November. In no event
less than $46 per share. The stock
will be paid for by regular payroll ueductions, starting , in June.
No
emplovee will be permitted to purchase more than 1.5 shares in a year.
—V. 185, p. 2145.
; %
p.
price be more than $70 or
White Motor
Robert
assets
the
chased
above.—V.
Merger—.
185, p. 982.
Chief Executive Officer,
of Lansing, Mich., from Bohn
of Reo Motors, Inc.
amount of cash.
;
;
.
,
j
acquisition+of Reo was a logical step in
aimed at broadening its markers.
. ;
;
Motor Co. will operate Reo as a division.
.
. .
% .-t -t<
stated that - the
Black
Mr.
of the Board and
and Simon D. Den Uyl, President of the Bohn Alumi¬
May 27 announced that White Motor has pur¬
Corp. on
Brass
&
num
Co.—Acquires Reo Motor Assets—
Black, Chairman
F.
this company,
oi
White's expansion program
The White
.
Denies Purchase of Assets or
Motor Co.'s assets or
statement
This
blocks
any
came
on
recent reports that two large
either been sold cr are for sale.;
the heels of
Diamond T stock have
ox
'■
Stock of Diamond T—
Wnite, on May 27, said: "The White
involved in n.gaviations for D+amond T
of its stock."
not in any way
is
Co.
of
President
Bauman,
N.
J.
Motor
owned' by Bohn Aluminum Msapproximately 102,550 sh«.r.s owned cr con¬
an industrialist, vho lives in Stamford;
Conn.
Mr. Feldmann recently came promincn.ly into the Diamond T
picture when he acquired a large black of stock held by the estate of
the late C. A. Tilt, one time Chairman of Diamond T.-—V. 135, p. 2263.
blocks is 137,480 shares
these
of
One
The other is
Corp.
Brass
2145.
will be made available at
for the first 20 days of
market price
the
for an undisclosed
Unitronics Corp.—Proposed
Siegler Corp.
stock
the
30,
will
by C. Russell Feldmann,
trolled
See
was
average
owning
1.2%.—V. 185,
Corp.—Stock to Employees—%
will resume its employee sicca purcnase plan on
announced on May 13. The company will offer 400,000shares to employees.
In the first offering period, June 1 to:
corporation
1,
June
Nov.
were derived as follows: telephone service, 86.5%;
8.6%; LP gas service, 2% ; natural gas service, 1.7% ;
service,
against $80,517,576 in the
as
135, p. 2145.
Westinghouse Electric
4,000,000
+1,869,423 shs.
was increased to
operating revenues
miscellaneous,
for the four months this year totaled
corresponding period of 1956.
operating revenues
Gross
—V.
United's subsidiaries is located in 13 states,
For the year ended Dec. 31
1956,
by
sales of private wire service, and
higher wages incident to renewal of
$86,242,650,
2,000,000
1,080,000
950,000
1,000,000
about 470 communities
includes
$22,234,002 compared"
Tne increase reflects
tariff revisions required to
meet
union contracts last June.
For the four
months of 1S57, earnings after taxes amounted to'
$4,063,118, or 65 cents a share. For the same period a year ago, earn¬
ings were $4,258,010, or 68 cents a share,
air the common stocks of 11
principal telephone operating companies anu four smaller telephone
operating companies, a utility merchandising company, six LP gas dis¬
tributing companies and an LP gas transport company, and 91.6% of
the common stock of an electric, gas and water utility company.
On
the basis of telephones served, United; believes that its' telephone sub¬
sidiaries constitute the second largest telephone system in the United
States outside of the Bell Telephone System.
The
operating revenues for April, 1957 were
in the same month of last year.
Gross
stock into which shares of
incorporated Nov.
was
predecessor company;
United is a holding company
and
mining operations.
Co.—April Net Higher—
with $19,933,573
Investors
of
stock
January,
and
to
,
May 28 reported earnings of $1,098,142 for April,
$771,000 for Federal income tax.
For April, 1956
$1,032,891.
■
on
company
provision
larger
refining
and
mining
April
electric
last July by a merger of two longcompanies, Pacific Coast Borax Co.
and United States Potash Co., which now operate
as divisions.
The
Borax Division is perhaps best known through its world-famed 20 Mule
Team Trade Mark which appears on consumer and industrial products
corporation
The
established
1978_:
1980stock
BUSINESS—United
a
first time on the
Stock Exchange of
lot, at $62.50 per
Gerstley, President of the corporation whose stock
symbol—"UBX"—appeared
ticker
new
The
after
Telephone Co. were converted upon the
merger of the latter company into United as of July 31, 1953, although
certificates for such shares of Investors Telephone Co. have not been
presented for exchange; does not include 2,390 shares held in treasury
of United.
Alsc includes 2,262 shares Issued since Feb. 28, 1957 upon
the exercise of options granted pursuant to United's Stock Option Plan;
but does not include 4,750 shares to be issued in exchange for all the
outstanding capital stock of Farm & Home Gas, Inc.
Treasurer of United
incident
expenses
Western Union Telegraph
I
1974_„__
{Includes
control
management
over
due
common
May 8.
for
used
be
to
$1,000,000
$2,000,000
1,030,000
950,000
1,000,000
4,000,000
"3,000,000 shs.
__
-
3,000,000 shares from
of
to be a major part
Virgil D. Dardi, who
also continues as President.
Mr. Dardi headed a group that bought
about 43,000 shares of Mr
Guterma's United Dye stock for around $7
per share, the price at which it closed on the New York Stock Exchange
Mr.
stock.
I
due 1976
due
♦On
Resigns—
corporation and has sold what is understood
of his stock in the company. He was succeeded by
Co.
due
4'/z%
this
on
due 1973
Common
Chairman and a director
agreed to
debentures:
fund
Sinking
4%
Chemical Corp.—Chairman
&
Guterma
L.
2497.
Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—-=
The corporation
on May 15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 800,000 snares of common stock
(par 10 cents). to be
offered at 20 cents per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
Outstanding
loans
bank
Short-term
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
financing program, see V. 185, p.
Western Resources,
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
4'/4%
Alexander
further details of
Oregon-Washington preferred
1957.
7,
of record June
CAPITALIZATION
above.—V. 185, p. 2496.
Co.
Drug
Ray
Sun
$2,400,000 5% consolidated note;
$1,950,000 of series A 6% subordinated debentures, due
June 30, 1961; and 1,950,000 shares of common stock. For
its common stock in
in 1939. A quarterly dividend of
paid on March 30, 19o7 and a quarterly dividend
share has been declared payable June 29, 1957 to stock¬
4'/i%
Cigar-Whelan Stores
United
See
following securities have been
Weld & Co. and Bosworth,
through White,
negotiated
since it commenced business
of 30 cents per
holders
said.—V. 172, p. 1537.
the company
Corp.—Securities Placed Privately-
placement of the
Sullivan & Co., Inc.:
DIVIDENDS—United has paid cash dividends on
early in 1958,
The
earnings amounted to
every year
proceeds will go toward expansion of natural gas storage distri¬
bution and marketing
facilities in Northwestern Ontario.
Additional
funds will be needed for the current capital program, and it is expected
financing will be done
Thisl
of Oregon-Washington common
The
debt
—
30 cents per share was
fully
706,199
of the underwriting group would be Kidder, *
Blyth & Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., and Laurence M.
securities may be offered around July 10, if re-;,
managers
Co.
&
Western Nuclear
Makes Exchange Offer
agent.
be issued if rights are
exercised, netting the company $8,710,250. There are presently
common shares issued out of 1,000.000 shares authorized.
joint
quirements can be met by that tune.
.
"xW
The
proceeds of the offering would be used to repay bank loans
obtained
for construction.
Washington Water Power has borrowed
$30,500,000 under a bank credit arrangement allowing $48,500,000 of
borrowing up to Nov. 30, 1958.—V. 185, p. 2497.
•
L
stock (i.e., 80%
be irrevocably tendered fcr exchange under this
National Bank ot Portland, Ore., the exchange
must
class)
each
of
for each four common
share
common
—
than 4,800 shares of
of not less
stock and 24,000 shares
The stockholders of record May 23
new
The
Marks
-New Control-
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc., Portland, Ore., has
solicit exchanges of Oregon-Washington pfd.
the newly
A total
one
and
Peabody & Co.,
corporation on May 21 offered to the common and 5%
preferred
stockholders of Oregon-Washington: Tele¬
phone Co. the rights to exchange their stock for 105,000
shs. of United Utilities com. stk. (par $10)
on the basis
of 21/2 shares of United common stock for each OregonWashington common share and five United common
shares for each Oregon-Washington preferred share. The
offer
will expire on July
1, 1957, unless extended.
common
Coal
Inc.
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
statement with the
4 for public sale of
company
Securities
Direct
United Utilities,
"
expects to file a registration
Exchange Commission on June
$30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987.
This
affili¬
above.
Seq Graham-Paige Corp.
all-steel gondola cars, estimated to cost $13,045,374.
in the offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
and Stroud 6c Co., Inc.—V. 185, p. 2436.
Washington Water Power
Colonial Warehouse, Inc., and its
Manufacturing Co.-
United Supply &
taxes,
income
100
Participating
_
Union Securities 6c Co.;
Co.—Acquisition—
acquired
has
with a
.
and
and
boxcars
Miami Terminal Transport Co. and City Cartage Co.
The
purchase price was not disclosed.
Colonial operates a large warehouse just outside Miami, Fla.
Its
subsidiaries have contracts as pick-up and
delivery agents for the
Florida West Coast and Seaboard Airline Railroads.
United States Freight Co., in the freight forwarding business, has
146 terminals and branch offices in 131 cities.
Its headquarters are in
New York.—V. 184, p. 2165.
tising program.
30,
company
of \
sale of the certificates are subject to authorization
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
"
The entire issue of certificates. will be secured by 1,300, all-steel
the
ates,
coupon.
Issuance
,
United States Freight
Calif.—Files With SEC—
The corporation on May 15 filed a letter of notification .with the
EEC covering
10,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for working capital, machinery and equipment, and to expand adver¬
Culver City,
Truax-Traer Coal
185, p. 2038.
at that date.—V.
for the certificates
bid 98.451%
Co.. Inc.,
Halsey, Stuart &
4%%
States
United
remainder will be
Trewax Corp.,
upon
Foil Co.—To Retire Pfd. Stock—
The company has called for redemption on July 1 all of its preferred
stock at the redemption price of $110 per share, plus $1.75 per share
representing the accrued dividend.
Shareholders may present their
shares to The Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, N. Y., for redemption
be
the difference.—V.
4.60%, according to maturity. The group won award
the certific'ates on May 28"on its bid of 98.458%.
circular without appropriate disclosure of these
Commission's order asserted,' "would operate as a fraud
the purchasers" of Fiber Glass stock.—V, 184, p. 564.
offering
the
matters,
and deceit
additional $10,000,000 will
An
1958.
1,
commencing Jan.
installments
*oie
.
said
of
use
$25,000,000 can* iWtea „
ceeds of a
of $34,000,000 and the pro¬
by-TvVA in 36^ eq^-monthly
sale of shares in excess
the
from
received
internationally.
At present, there are more than 100 different industrial uses for the
corporation's growing list of boron products. Boron has been much in
the news recently with respect to its possible use in high energy fuels
and atomic application.
the companion product of the corporation, is one of the
plant foods and is an essential ingredient in nearly all
mixed fertilizers.
Potassium chemicals also have many industrial uses.
Potash,
basic
three
Production
creased
within
company's boron products have more
years.
Sales of its potash have in¬
To keep pace with the increas¬
the
past
the
same
period.
this corporation embarked on a sizable
expansion and improvement program last year.
ing demand for these products,
A
expansion program of the Pacific Coast Borax Co.
completion at Boron, Calif.
Also nearly completed
$20,000,000
Division
is
nearing
Center located in Anaheim, Calif., which pro¬
vides every facility for conducting the vital experimental and develop¬
mental work pertaining to new or improved products for all divisions
is
$1,000,000 Reserch
a
of United States Borax
These
Sc Chemical Corp.
follow closely on the recent $3,000,000 expansion pro¬
by the United States Potash Co. Division at their
steps
gram,
conducted
mines
and
fit
N. M.,
which was
Further important capital additions
1956.
—V.
refinery in Carlsbad,
are
completed
mid-year
in progress in
1957.
185, p. 1433.
S. Fiber Glass Industrial Plastics,
U.
17,
Securities
has
issued
and
an
Exchange Commission,
order
temporarily
it
was
Inc., Norwood,
suspending
the Regulation
A
ex¬
to
public offering of securities by this corporation.
The order pro¬
upon request, on the question whether
should be vacated or made permanent.
a
vides an opportunity for hearing,
the
suspension
Regulation
provides
A
a
conditional exemption from registration
for
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
Fiber Glass
filed its Regulation A notification with the Commission on March 19
1956, proposing the public offering of 150.000 shares of preferred stock
30.000
and
shares
offering was to be
share
of
common;
of
common
stock
pursuant
to such
exemption.
The
made in units of five shares of preferred and one
and the offering was first to be made to stock¬
holders at $9 per unit and thereafter to the public at $10 per unit.
In
its
failed
to
suspension
order,
the
Commission
asserts
that
Fiber
Glass
comply with the terms and conditions of Regulation A, in that
the notification failed to state each of the jurisdictions
which
file
the
the
ceeds
securities were to be
offered;
and
(2)
reports of stock sales and the
applied.
required
were
according
to
(states) in
company
failed to
which
the pro¬
to
Fiber Glass' offering circular
omits to state material facts necessary to make the statements therein
Furthermore,
the
the
use
order.
that it fails to disclose the filing by Fiber Glass
reorganization under Chapter X of the Bankruptcy
Act in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey
and the adjudication of Fiber Glass as a bankrupt by said court.
The
not
off
misleading,
a
petition
in
for
Commission has cancelled a hearing
vacate or make
1957, on the question whether to
6,
notification, filed Oct. 4, 1954, proposed the
Universal's Regulation A
$1 per
1957,
charged that the company's notiiication and offering circular are false
and misleading in respect of various material facts. . At
the request
Universal,
of
June
6,
1957,
Commission on May 21, 1957, ordered a hearing
determine whether to vacate or make permanent
the
to
order.
Subsequently, Universal withdrew
tission
cancelled the
whereupon the Commit
suspension
hearing,
on
the
its request for a
hearing.—V.
185.
of Americar—New President of Unit—
Vitro Corp.
Division General Manager, and Dr. William
of Vitro's West Orange Laboratory, have been
Vice-President, respectively, of Vitro Labora¬
tories,
a
division of Vitro Corp. of America, according to an an¬
nouncement by J. Carlton Ward, Jr., .Vitro President.—V. 185, p. 2038.
G.
Dr.
Tatum,
Russell
Bain, Jr., director
elected
President and
A.
Wendell
Smock,
Ky.—Acquisition—
announced the acquisition of
Division of the Century Machine Co. of Cincinnati,
President,
Vertical Mixer
the
on
May
20
Ohio.
addition
of
this
complete
line
of
mixing equipment to
already manufactured by Vulcan-Hart for
preparation of cooking makes the Vulcan-Hart
comprehensive in the kitchen equipment field.
products
food
When
manufacturing
plant
Diswasher
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
in
operations
are
these
Louisville,
moved
mixers
to
will
Other
Vulcan-Hart
ovens,
Vulcans Autosan
bear the name
heavy duty ranges, broilers,
roasting ovens, griddies, deep fat
steam jacketed kettles, pasteurizers,
and drying equipment.
factories in Louisville, Ky., and Baltimore Md.
products
restaurant
include
ranges,
fryers, food warmers, roll warmers,
commercial dishwashing
sanitizing
The
has
company
'
' I'
Wabash RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler headed a group of investment
bankers which on May 29 offered $6,615,000 of 4V2 %
(non-callable) equipment trust certificates, series H,
maturing annually Jan. 15, 1953 to 1972, inclusive. The
certificates, second and final instalment of an issue ag¬
gregating $10,395,000 were scaled to yield from 4% to
■
:
■
:
.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Autnorized
4,000,000shs.
2,016,000 $hs.
BUSINESS—-Company was incorporated in Washington en Aug. : 2d,
1956, with its principal office located at 205 East 12th Street, Van¬
couver,
Wash.
Organization was completed Oct. 11, 1956.
- j .7
stock (j>ar 10 cents)
Common
——-
holds by Mining Deed the following unpatented lode
situated in tae Paradise Mining District, okamjania
Washington: The Paradise Mine, Lode Star No.' 1,
and
Wind River No.
1, Wind River No. 2, Wind River No. 3 ; and
Wind River No. 4.
The company noids oy location Wind River No. 5,
Wind River No. 6, Wind River
Nov. 7 and Wind River No. 8, lode
The
company
mining
claims
State
mining
claims.
company's properties are
the
of
All
—V.
185,
of
unpatented lode mining claims.
1563.
p.
Winn-Dixie Stores,
Period Ended May 4—
Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
1957—44 Wks.—1956
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$
$
Sales
——
185.
p.
41,205,953
$
S
i
i
31,824,677 432,849,522 343,296,540
V:
2378.
the list
the commercial
line the most
Vulcan-Auto-Mix.
baking
purposes.
corporate
—V.
The
of
Vancouver, Wash.—Stock Of¬
1957, publicly offered 1,000,000 shares of common stock at par (10 cents per
share). This offering is not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be u ed to pay for exploration
and acquisition of properties and mining machinery; and for other
Wind River Mining Co.,
County,
240*
D.
•-
(1)
Co.—
public offering of 300,000 shares of its common capital stock at
share.
The
Commission's .suspension order,
issued April 17,
May
emption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
Drilling
fered—The company in May,
Vulcan-Hart Mfg. Co., Louisville,
announced on
&
permanent a prior order of the Commission temporarily suspending a
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect to a public offering of: securities by this company.
N. J.—Offering Temporarily Suspended—
The
Exploration
Exchange
and
Securities
The
scheduled for June
10
the
in
65%
some
of
sales
and
doubled
than
Petroleum
Universal
Hearing Cancelled—
Inc. (N. Y.)—Registers With
Commission—
The company on May 28 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering a proposed offering of 700,000 shares of common, stock (par
10 cents) at SI.50 per share.
Of'this issue, 600,000 shares are to be
offered
for the account of the company and 100.000 shares for the
account of a selling stockholder, Ralph J. Ursillo. General Manager of
the company.
The underwriter, whose name is to be supplied by amend¬
ment, will offer the stock on a best-efforts basis and receive a selling
Woodland Oil & Gas Co.,
Securities
of 30 cents per
commission
The net
,
011
wells
for
two
and Exchange
shaie.
proceeds to the company are to be used to drill and complete
the company's Pennsylvania and Kentucky properties and
on
"deep
tests" on its
ing capital.—V. 181,
Pennsylvania property, as
(L. A.) Young Spring &
William
Conn.,
has
Horowitz,
elected to
t
Wire Corp.—New Director—
of the General Eank of New Haven,
Baker Industries, Inc., of Newark, N. J.,
the board of directors.—V. 185, p. 2497.
President
and Vice-President of
been
well as for work¬
p. 52.
Volume
185
Number
5643
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Bond
ous
28
bonds
purposes
185,
v.
—
awarded
the
Orrick, Dahlquist,
to
a
May
Bond
were
—
Securities
ARIZONA
vCochise County* Benson Union
High School District -No. 9 (P. K).
Bisbee), Ariz.
Bond
Offering
until
T.
—
F.
Baum,
10
(CDST)
a.m.
June
on
15
the purchase of
ior
$1,535,000 non¬
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
oonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
; Oct; 1 from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
San
'
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
and
interest
Prin¬
(J-J)
(PDST)
i957.
Due
July 1 from 1958 to
on
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
bids
Robinette, of
Phoenix.
(F.
B
O.
o n oi
Bisbee), Ariz.
Ottering
n a r r
—
i
e
t
Heister, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until
17
11
(MST) on June
purchase of $195,000
building
bonds.
Dated
for
school
July 1, 1957.
1959
Due
National
the
foregoing supple¬
in
report
issue
our
2498.
p.
Danville
Union
School
Contra
Costa
County,
Bond
of
Offering—W.
Sale—The $148,000 build¬
bids at his office in Martinez until
11
a.m.
July 1, 1957. Due
from
1958 to
cipal
on
July 1
and
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
p.
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
composed
Dahlquist,-Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
the
First
National
Bank of
lin
&
Arizona, Phoenix, CoughCo., and Garrett-Bromfield
Company.
2
&
the
at
of
San
Box
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report
185,
■*-—v,
in
issue of May 27
our
2498.
p.
County Water District
O. Oakland), Calif.
Sale—The
provement
offered
were
$1,400,000
District
No.
bonds
p.
2265—
the
to
1
185,
May 23—v.
awarded
Im¬
Bank
of
America National Trust & Savings
Association of San Francisco.
Atwater
School District,
2378—were
•p.
awarded
(& Co., Inc., at
Blyth
price of 100.02,
of about 4.51%,
follows:
as
eral
iered
.161,000
4Vzs.
from
1962
June
on
1958 to 1961
"
<
Due
1
to
1981
El
Dorado
Bond Sale—The Bank of Amer¬
ica
National
Trust
Association,
purchased
building
of
an
'
1958
San
issue
bonds,
$270,000 5s.
to
.&
follows:.
as
Due
1963
of
Savings
Francisco,
$1,100,000
on
June
1
from
inclusive.
225,000 %VzS. Due
on
1969
1974
;
to
1973
3.90s.
and
290,000 4s.
1976
The
to
Due
are
on
1,
1
1,
1957. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's
office.
Legality approved by
The
1961
—
interest
and
of
Due
June
on
30,
on
1978
June 30 from
Bond
Sale—The $850,000
bonds offered
2039—were
200,000 2s.
Due
on
1979 to
1982
inclusive.
June 30 from
May 21—v.
awarded
to
sewer
185,
a
p.
The
bonds are dated June 30,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Trail
Union
El Dorado
Bond
School
District,
ciation,
of
San
Witter
&
Co.,
Francisco, Dean
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Stone &
Youngberg, Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams,
Barcus, Kindred
&
Co.,
Fred D. Blake & Co., and C. N.
White & Co., at a price of 100.05,
net interest cost of about
a
1977
Orange
bonds
$45,000 build¬
offered May 27 were
awarded to Schwabacher & Co.
School
District,
Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
Jack
bids at his office in Oakland until
10
a.m.
(PDST)
on
June 4 for the
purchase of $10,000 school bonds.
1987
Glen
on
June
from
1
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
210,000 5s. Due
1964 to
1970
on
from
1
July 1 from
on
from
1
inclusive.
270,000 41/2s. Due
on
June 1 from
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
240,000 4%s. Due
on
11
his
at
office
10:30
for
1957.
San
Due
July
on
Diego,
June
on
of
$34,000
July 15,
Dated
from
15
1958
inclusive.
Los
Bond
Pacific
of
Power
Board
of
of
San
S:':v VO;"--jj
Dist., Sacramento
County, Calif.
Sale—The
school
bonds
totaling $9,000 offered May 22—
185, p. 2265—were awarded to
Schwabacher & Company, as 41/4s,
price
a
about
of
101.01,
basis
a
of
4.16%.
Rialto Sch.
County, Calif.
May 27—v. 185,
awarded
America
National
bonds
2265—
p.
the
to
of
Bank
Trust
will
and
re¬
District
sealed
(PDST)
Calif.
2265—were awarded to
dicate
Note
of
composed
Bond
sealed
bids
June
on
Dated
1
from
the
of
be
collectible
current
official
at
either
the
a
syn¬
Bank
West
banks
of
Chicago. Legality approved by
&
Myers,
of Los
or
O'Melveny
Angeles.
Note
Mountain
ing
View
bonds
Co.,
offered
to
of San
the
May
27
American
were
Trust
3s.
50,000
Due
June
on
1965
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
1974 to
1963
1,
San Diego,
side,
June
Clerk,
bids
until
June
13
will
10
for
1957. Due
1977
(J-D)
offices
Trust
on
1958
until
W.
Sick.
sealed
(PDST)
on
the
11
or
Bank
&
(CDST)
a.m.
on
of $45,building' bonds. Dated
on
July 1 from
COLORADO
Adams State College (P. O.
Bond
Sale—The
$600,000 dor¬
apartment
revenue bonds offered May 27—
v.
185, p. 2266—were sold to the
mitory
and
1958 to
and
in¬
at the City
at the main
of America
Savings
student
j
Federal
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
nance
Moffatt
County, County High Sch.
(P. O. Craig), Colo.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
District
Bond
bonds
offered
May
Boettcher
to
&
29 were
Co., and
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., jointly,
CONNECTICUT
Southington (P. O. Southington),
Connecticut
Bond Offering—Robert E.
will
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
the
at
office
Foley,
receive
of
Day,
& Howard, 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $1,871,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,271,000
school
from
bonds.
Due
on
1958 to
1977
in¬
clusive.
from
The
1957.
Asso-
on
June
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Legality
June
approved by
above-mentioned attorneys.
of
Principal
payable
Trust
*
G. A. Peque-
—
600,000 water bonds. Due
purchase
a.m.
Treasurer's office,
of
School District,
County, Calif
1973
to
1
receive
the
July
inclusive.
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
'
|
Calif.
June 1 from
inclusive.
terest
1987
of
bonds.
on
10 for the purchase
000 school
June 1 from
Offering—Fred
Bond
City
National
National
on
purchase
gnat, County ..Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in River¬
June 1
inclusive.
1977
(PDST)
p.m.
revenue
Bond Offering
inclusive.
1973
100,000 3y2s. Due
Bank
America
to
M.
Berry
1964.
and
ing bonds offered May 7—v. 185,
p.
2039 — were awarded to the
of
1 from
June
inclusive.
1961
of
Riverside
1,
the
DELAWARE
$5,000,000 Mission Bay Recreation
Facilities
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
Francisco.
Ventura
Bond
1958 to
School
Sale—The $275,000 build¬
awarded
Sav¬
225,000 3y4s. Due on June 1 from
District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond
&
25,000 3V2s. Due on June 1, 1962.
The
foregoing supple¬
report in our issue of
May 6—v. 185, p. 2146.
—
the
ments
Trust
on
Caroline
the
to
Riverside
of
&
$100,000 5s. Due
issue
our
1, 1957. Due
1960
Town
will
&
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by
Kirkbridge, Wilson, Harzfeld &
Wallace, of San Mateo.
follows:
callable as of June 1, 1960.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office,
for
8
sewer
July
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Lawson,
Levy & Williams; Stone & Young¬
berg; H. E. Work & Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; and C. N. White
& Co., as a price of 100.05, a net
interest cost of about 3.40%, as
are
ap¬
2379.
—
until
5
$800,000
Barth
thereafter
pur¬
Church, City Clerk, will receive
ing
and
the
Legality
in
p.
Offering
awarded
National
for
a.m.
foregoing supple¬
report
May 20—v. 185,
ings Association, of San Francisco;
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago; Dean Witter & Co.; J.
1963
office.
The
—
the
America
in
4
will
11
cisco, and by Jones, Griswold
Henley, of San Jose.
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
due
June
on
until
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
tional
bonds. Dated June 1, 1957. Due on
Secretary,
bids
Greeley), Colo.
Sale—The $500,000 school
offered May 27 — v. 185,
bonds
Con-'
bonds.
basis of about 4.24%.
Salinas Union High School District,
p.
Water
$3,000,000 general obliga¬
Dated July 1,
1957.
Due serially from 1958 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
tion
Sav¬
&
Bond
Twohy,
•
,
chase of
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as 4%s, at a price of 100.03,
County,
'
and interest
Sale—The $196,000
offered
'
>"■
..
(P. O. 60 North
July 1, 1957. Due
Dist., San Bernardino
Monterey
Water
Commissioners,
Sutcliffe,
v.
at
Valley
District
Wright,
receive
Sch.
Bond
Angeles, Calif.
Offering—Frank
&
Francisco.
"
..
Uhiah, Calif.
San
purchase
bonds.
1982
in
(CDST)
a.m.
the
Herrington
a
June 1 from
1980 to 1987 inclusive.
Clara
ments
School District,
'
Second Street, San
Jose), Calif. '
Bond Offering — Thelma M.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
were
June
Santa
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
$130,000 6s. Due
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
to
4.74%,
Nordhoff Union Elem. Sch.
G.
July
on
'
/
■
Diego, Los Angeles
or San
Francisco, or at any fiscal
agent of the city in Chicago or
New York City, at the
option of
the holder. Legality
approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Bond
follows:
as
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Due
145,000 4%s. Due
group
the Department in New York City
1957.
as
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
and
inclusive.
of
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Sierra Community Services
Dist., Riverside County, Calif.
Bonds
1960.
Due
to
cost
follows:
as
4%s.
900,000 5s.
from
June
e
net
a
1959
inclusive.
dated
1
a
4.12%,
Green
June
S
par,
ing
June
Sch.
—
Savings
interest
June 1 from 1958 to 1987 inclusive.
Gold
1975.
1982
bonds
on
High
Bank
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
until
of
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
6s.
26,000 5y2s. Due
County
City Bank, Corporate Trust
Department, 2 Wall Street, New
York City, until 11 a.m. (PDST)
on
June 5 for the purchase of
$15,000,000 electric plant revenue
1864 to 1963 inclusive.
225,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
90,000
Union
2039
p.
the
of-
1
Treasurer's
$29,000
bids
$1,200,000
building bonds offered May 27—
v.
185, p. 2498—were awarded to
the Crocker-Anglo National Bank
of
San
Francisco, and
Schwabacher & Co., jointly, at a price
/
Campbell Union High School Dist.,
Santa Clara
County, Calif.
Dated July
July 2 from 1961
bonds
185,
to
.'V
'
servation
$200,000 gen¬
sewer
v.
'•
ciation in San
from
follows:
to
bonds.
on
Dist.,
El Dorado County, Calif.
1
inclusive.
of
from
1
June
on
awarded
building
Auditor
$100,000
June.
on
purchase
1
Association, of Sari Francisco,
interest
office.
June
on
The
—
obligation
May 7 —
were
the
at
Due
Sale
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Mateo.
from
inclusive.
Due
payable
ireasurer's
inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
America National Trust &
and
Principal
1967
Placerville,
June 30 from, 1958 to 1981
on
(J-D)
(PDST)
p.m.
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Kirkbride, Wil¬
son, Harzfeld and Wallace, of San
about
-$32,000 5s.
>
a
net interest cost
a
to
in
a.m.
inclusive.
inclusive.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$193,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 185,
receive
interest
Merced
County, Calif.
the
sewer
1987
to
will
8
for
1957. Due
2,
Kenneth Hart,
until
13
(P. O.
Calif.
Rey),
—
Secretary,
bids
$90,000
Alameda
(P.
Offering
June
on
Del
186,
Bond
District
sealed
CALIFORNIA
Bond
Francisco.
Del Rey Sanitary District
;
•
uue
County Clerk, will receive sealed
■
ing bonds offered May 20—v. 185,
2265—were awarded to'a group
11
office
La
Cochise
18
her
from
Tahoe Public Utility Dist.
(P. O. Kings Beach), Calif.
Bond
-
Lang,
(CDST) on June 10
for the purchase of
$525,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 30, 1957
Paasch,
Dated
Bond
until
Calif.
T.
Phoenix.
.
at
Ruth
—
District,
(PDST) on June 4 for the
purchase of $55,000 school bonds.
County School District No.
(P. 0, Bisbee), Ariz*
Offering
to
4s.
cisco.
The
May 27—v. 185,
and interest (J-J)
County
gality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
America
&
ments
on
payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
of
Note—
July 1 from
1977 inclusive.
Principal
to
Bank
Savings Association, of
Los
Angeles, or at any fiscal
agency of the County in Chicago
or
New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
a.m.
the
Bond
terest
Trust
Cochise County Sch. Dist. No. 9
Principal and in¬
1
inclusive.
North
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
Divelbess &
1982 inclusive.
San
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Lake Tahoe Unified School
District,
El Dorado County, Calif.
enfeld.
•
20,000
$210,000 school bonds.
payable
at the County Treasurer's office..
Legality approved bv Gust. Ros-
^
1965
June 4 for the
on
June
on
1963
50,000 3%s. Due
bids at his office in Oakland until
a.m.
Due
of
5,000 4s. Due June 1, 1964.
15,000 3V2s. Due on June 1 from
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
5s.
1958 to
Bond
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
G. A. i^equeg-
$30,000
1968 to
Bond ottering
—
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
-
Dated April 15, 1956. Due on
April
15
from
1962 to
1976 inclusive.
-
Heister, Clerk of the Board* of Su¬
cipal
County, Calif.
Corona Unified School District,
Riverside County, Calif.
,
■/.Y
&
Irvington School District, Alameda
Francisco.
pervisors, will receive sealed bids nat, County Cierk, will receive
until 11 aj?i. (MS.T) on June 17 ^eaied bias at his office in Riverfor
tne
purchase
of
$245,000 Yiae until 11 a.m. (PDST) on
school
building bonds.
Dated June 3 for the purchase of $1,100,July
j00 building bonds. Dated
1,
1957.
Due on
July
1
July 1,
from
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
purchase of
Harriet
—
Offering
Dated May 15, 1954. Due on
May
*.5
from
1975 to
1979 inclusive.
able
President, will receive sealed bids
Corp;
City Naiional Bank & Trust Co.;
First National Bank, of Dothan,
and Seller, Doe &Bonham.
J
!
College of the Paciftc (P.O.
Stockton), Calif.
!
composed of
group
Interstate
vari¬
offered
2379
p.
Herrington ,&
Sutclilfe, of San Francisco.
Dothan, Ala.
Sale—The $328,000
Wilmington, Del.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
May
totaling
24
poration,
100.17,
$1,700,000
offered
185, p. 2379 —were
the First Boston Cor¬
—v.
awarded to
a
as 3.10s, at
a price of
basis of about 3.08%.
■*'
•
The Commercial and
56
&
Plant City,
and
as
St. Petersburg
Offering
Bond
cago,
a
about 4.82%.
of
basis
a
ZVsS, at
as
basis of
Sale—The
Bond
callable
a
as
School Dist.
Bond Sale-—An issue of
gas
utility
refunding
bonds was sold to the
$430,000
revenue
Securities Co., of Chicago, as 4MjS.
1957. Due on May 1
1960 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
from
&
Charles
Lewis
Louis.
County School District
No. 45 (P. O. Villa Park), III.
Du
Page
Sale—The $288,000
school
building bonds offered May 20—
v.
185, p. 2266—were awarded to
Scott & Keglcy, Inc., of Chicago,
Bond
Offering
$153,000 33/jS. Due on Dec. 1 from
1958, to 1969 inclusive.
Due on Dec.
1976 inclusive.
135,000 4s.
1970 to
Joliet
bonds
Park
offered
Des
park
v. 185,
May 20
—
R. S.
Dickson & Co., and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., jointly, as St^s,
at a price of 100.10, a basis of
awarded
2147—were
p.
about
to
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
awarded
to
erington, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive scaled
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $1,100,000 school building revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
chaser and the District.
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
were
Roxana, III.
Offering Canceled
—
The
Bond
Sale
Bonds totaling
—•
1 from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
street
improvement
$344,989.66 3 Vis,
692,989.66
bonds,
due
for
on
1962
June
1958
from
1
to
inclusive; $69,000 3s, due
3V4s, due
on
Kansas
State
Teachers
College
(CDST) on June 5 for the
purchase of $39,000 school build¬
Federal
from
1969
to
1972
in¬
Bond
v.
185,
nance
of
Sale—The
bonds
$400,000 mar¬
dormitory
offered
May 24—
2147—were sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
p.
Agency, as 2%s, at
a
price
par.
clusive.
the
Board
of
by
Charles
Kansas
and
&
p.
INDIANA
Sale—The
Bond
$281,000
ulty and Student Housing
bonds
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Wesleyan University (P. O.
Salina), Kansas
Education.
Legality approved
er
offered
May 28
—
185,
v.
2267—were sold to the Federal
Agency,
as
2%s, at
par.
the
185,
p.
Federal
2499—were sold to
Housing
Finance Agency, as
and
23/is, at
Home
par.
Jennings Township (P. O. Austin),
Indiana
and Civil Township bonds offered
28—v.
185,
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
Co., Inc.,
$600,000
as
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
cipal and interest
(M-N)
Dough¬
will
receive
Clerk,
City
sealed
2380—were
until
bids
7:30
p.m.
June 5 for the pur¬
chase of $95,000 general obliga¬
tion—hospital bonds. Dated Dec.
on
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
to 1982 inclusive.
Bonds due in
1964 and thereafter are callable
of Dec.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
Union Bank & Trust Co., Irvine.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
as
1963.
1,
Marion, Ky.
Bond
and
Sale—The
revenue
24
Bros.
net
were
follows:
on Feb. 1
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
$36,000
4s.
Due
from
was
34,000 41/4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
4V/2S.
1970
May 1
1973 inclusive.
1
from
1, 1957. Due on Feb.
1958
to
1973
inclusive.
Bonds due in
gality approved by Webb, Oman,
McClure, Buzick & Waugh, of To¬
peka.
are
callable
1963 and thereafter
as
of
Feb.
& Trust Co., 100
Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) 011 June 4 lor the purchase
of $440,000 school bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1.957. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
the Boston
Co., Boston.
and interest payable at
Safe Deposit & Trust
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Taunton, Mass.
York, as 3s,
Harriman
syndi¬
the
Trust
Bankers
cate:
tric bonds offered May 28—v.
&
Winthrop
Robert
Schwa'oacher
&
Co.;
Brown
Brothers Harriman & Co.; Scott,
Co.;
Co.;
First
National
Minneapolis; The First
National Bank of Saint Paul; and
&
Sale—The
Note
Stokes
Morris,
3.70s,"at'
Winchester, Mass.
Note Sale—The $400,000 tax an¬
notes offered May 27—
ticipation
v.
the
185, p. 2500—were awarded to
Winchester Trust Company,
Winchester, at
Coughlin,
—
Offering—Harry A.
Town
Treasurer,
will
until
a.m.
sealed bids
receive
11
11 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 street construc¬
tion bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(DST)
June
on
payable at the Second Bank-State
Street Trust Co., Boston.
Legal¬
Ropes,
by
approved
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Gray,
Boston.
the purchase
Note Sale—The
offered
$145,000 airport
29—v. 185, p.
to Dwinnell,
May
Harkness &
of
100.04,
a
Hill, as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.98%.
Boston, Mass.
Sale—An
Note
issue of $5,000,-
notes was sold
group composed of the First
Boston Corporation, Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York
City, Rockland - Atlas National
Bank, Merchants National Bank,
Second Bank-States Street Trust
June 3 for
of $156,000 bonds, as
$74,000 special assessment sanitary
sewer bonds.
Due Oct. 1 from
to 1966 inclusive.
1957
special
29,000
from
assessment storm
bonds.
sewer
Due
on
Oct
1,
1962.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Farmers Bank & Trust
1
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
8,000 general obligation sanitary
sewer bonds.
Due on Oct. 1,
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
general obligation
45,000
sewer
2500—were awarded
Post,
sealed
receive
follows:
Barnstable, Mass.
notes
will
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. on
Francis A.
1
Buchanan, Mich.
City
Arlington, Mass.
Offering
Bond
discount.
1.74%.
MICHIGAN
Bond
ity
price of 100.11, a basis
a
of about 3.67%.
Co.
&
MASSACHUSETTS
public
$30,000
parking notes offered . May 28—
v.
185, p. 2500—were awarded to
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
of
Elkins,
•
Whitman, Mass.
land; The Illinois Company In¬
corporated;
Robert
Garrett
&
Bank
a
at
HornPaine,
and
Jackson &
Curtis, ;as
price of 100.57, a basis
Webber,
of about 3.43%.
Ripley & Co. Incorpo¬
Weeks; First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Dick
& Merle-Smith;
\
Union Trust Company of Mary¬
Horner
&
blower
Co.;
Sachs &
Weeks,
Goldman,
Company;
rated; The First Boston Corpora¬
tion; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Alex.
Brown
&
Sons; Hornblower &
Sons;
185,
2381—were awarded to a group
composed of First Boston Corp.;
Northern
Trust
Co.,
Chicago;
p.
'6l/2 s,
of
from
bonds.
bonds
The
storm
Oct.
Due on
1
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
are
May
dated
1,
1957, and the special assessment
obligations due in 1965 and 1966
are
callable as of Oct. 1. 1959.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company
to be
designated by the successful
Legality approved by Mil¬
bidder.
to
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
a
and the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., all of Boston,
Company,
at 2.54%
interest.
Middlesex County (P.
Dated Feb.
Prin¬
payable
to
Deposit
E.
will
Boston
000 temporary loan
water
$70,000
bonds offered
awarded to Stein
& Boyce, at a price of 98.14,
interest cost of about 4.31%,
gas
May
Safe
Franklin St.,
the First National
members
Other
1, 1956.
as
system revenue bonds
sold to Ranson &
Offering—Edgar
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
Bond Sale—The $132,000 School
May
Bond
a
Olathe, Kansas
Ky.
Irvine,
Fac¬
,
27—v.
gality approved by Wyatt, Graf¬
ton & Grafton, of Louisville.
revenue
Housing and Home Finance
Earlham College (P. O.
Richmond), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered May
of Dec.
at the Mercer County
Bank, Harrodsburg. Le¬
payable
National
(CDST)
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
revenue
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a place mutually
agreed upon between the purchas¬
as
Principal and interest (J-D)
1958.
erty,
will receive scaled bids until 8:30
1
callable
delity Bank & Trust Co., Louis¬
ville. Legality approved by Chap¬
June 1 from 1964
ried students' and men's
Jan.
are
1963 and
June 1, 1963; and $279,000
on
(P. O. R. R. 1, Sterling), III.
Bond Offering — Roy A. Hess,
Secretary of Board of Education,
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1957. Due
1959 to 1977
Bonds due in
-
and Lee Counties Com¬
p.m.
from
1
Dec.
inclusive.
to 1967 inclusive.
143
on
$771,711.32 were sold to a group man & Cutler,* of Chicago.
composed of the Commerce Trust
Harrodsbvrg, Ky.
Co., of Kansas City, Stern Bros. &
Bond Offering—Mary G. RenCo., Geo. K. Baum & Co., and Bar¬
fro,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
ret, Fitch, North & Co., at a price
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CDST)
of 100.003, a net interest cost of.
on
June 4 for the purchase of
about 3.22%, as follows:
$180,000 industrial building rev¬
$78,721.66 sewer bonds, for $38,- enue bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
721.66
3y4s,
due on June 1 Due
semiannually from Dec. 1,
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive;
1957
to
Dec.
1, 1976 inclusive.
$8,000 3s, due on June 1, 1963; Bonds due Dec. 1, 1958 and there¬
and $32,000 314s, due on June
after are callable as of June 1,
June 5—v. 185, p. 2499.
munity Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
on
Interest
William
■—
Treasurer,
receive sealed bids at the
' "
cate headed by
1, 1962.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Citizens Fi¬
Hutchinson, Kansas
Village has canceled notice of in¬
tention to sell an issue of $229,000 street improvement bonds on
on
Due
Town
issue of May 6—-
2147.
p.
City Bank of New
at a price of par.
June 6 for the pur¬
chase of $90,000 general obligation
hospital bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Beh
D.
Irvine), Ky.
thereafter
ler, of Chicago.
Whiteside
28
Downing,
Maryland (State of)
Sale—The $9,781,000 gen¬
eral
public
school
construction
bonds offered May 28—v. 185, p.
2267—were awarded to a syndi¬
inclusive.
barger, County Court Clerk, will
receive scaled bids until 10 a.m.
sewer
Offering
Bond
1 from
Offering—Maggie Wolfin-
Bond
(CDST)
Carlton
1987
to
Sudbury, Mass.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 elec¬
inclusive.
Due on Feb.
Estill County (P. O.
Co.
;
Bond
1964
swim¬
$65,000
May
the
1963
to
Boston.
MARYLAND
Due 011 Feb. 1 from
135,000 5s.
$45,000
135,
v.
23,
Prin¬
Legality approved by Storey*
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
the report in our
<
May
Nov. 7, 1957.
ton.
City, at the bidder's expense.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
follows:
as
1959
of
Trimble &
on
at
'
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos-*
Callable
inclusive.
1977
to
and after July 1, 1967.
opinion
$150,000 school
Due
1957.
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans,
and if the bidder so requests, the
p.
$15,000 4:iis.
KANSAS
County School District
No. 122 (P. O. La Salle), III.
Bond Offering—Dorothy Heth-
on
4.99%,
Sloan. Iowa
3.48%.
I. a Salle
to
Moines.
$160,000
185,
O.
i
dated
are
De¬
jointly,
Co.,
Trust
notes
The
Street
Boston Safe
and
1.993% discount.
J-J.
offered May 27
2499—were awarded
Magnus & Co., at a price of par,
net
interest
cost
of
about
a
lowm
Sale—The
Bond
1960
on
bonds
building
—v.
&
(CST) on June 4
for the purchase of $350,000 pub¬
lic improvement bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1.957. Due on July 1 from
Elsmere, Ky.
Bond Sale—The
ming pool bonds offered May 24
—v.
185, p. 2267—were awarded
to
Shaw, McDermott & Co., of
District, III.
Sale—The
Bond
1 from
Iowa
posit
1:30 p.m.
until
Danville. Legality
approved by Wyatt, Grafton &
Grafton, of Louisville.
—
Marcus,
to
1962.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Farmers
$165,000 school building bonds.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
follows:
as
Bluffs),
Harold
T.
Beckman, Secretary of the Board
of Directors; will receive sealed
and oral bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
on
June 11 for the purchase of
Bond
Co.,
notes
awarded to
$500,000
were
Bank-State
Second
the
Trust
bile, Jr., Secretary of Parish Po¬
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
1,
Twp. School District (P. O.
Council
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
terest M-N.
offered May 28
Chalmette), La.
Bond Offering—August A. No-
National Bank,
& Co.
Dated May 1,
revenue
1,
from 1958
1
Somerville, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
Interest A-O). Legality ap¬
St. Bernard Parish (P.
scaled
1957. Due
1976 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1963 and
thereafter are callable as of June
June
on
June
Dated
bonds.
Sale—The $160,000 school
First of Iowa Corp.;
Shaw, McDermott & Co.; Central
Republic Co., Chicago, and Neu
Midwest
building
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
p.m.
(CDST) on
purchase of $200,-
school
000
of
posed
7:30
June 4 for the
building bonds offered May 28
were
awarded to a group com¬
III.
until
bids
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Elliott Consol. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Aledo,
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
inclu¬
sive; (2) from 1975 to 1989 in¬
clusive; (3) from 1990 to 1997
inclusive, and (4) for the entire
issue.
Danville, Ky.
Bond Offering — Jason Wesley,
City,
Bond
Louis¬
.
Beach Bank, St.
ILLINOIS
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank of Boston.
Due on April
1 from 1960 to 1997 inclusive. Bids
will be considered for (1) bonds
ville.
(P. O. Fenton), Iowa
New York City.
purchase of $500,000 school project
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
maturing from 1960 to 1974
1962.
or at the Gulf
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
Petersburg Beach. ing bonds offered May 23—v. 185,
Legality approved by Caldwell,, p. 2380—were awarded to Becker
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of & Cownie, Inc., of Des Moines.
York
New
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on June 4 for the
April 1, 1957.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the First State Bank,
Pineville.
Legality approved by
Dated June 1, 1957.
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of
Central Community
•
revenue
Superintendent of Public In¬
struction, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m. (CST) on June 14 for
the purchase of $1,575,000 dormi¬
tory and dining hall revenue bonds.
son,
Divi¬
Boston, Municipal
of
Bank
Polytechnic Institute
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond Olfering—Shelby M. Jack¬
Dated
IOWA
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
Chase Manhattan Bank,
L.
tier, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o the First National
Louisiana
Due
on June 1
from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Callable as of June 1,
3y4S, at a price of
basis of about 3.16%>.
thereafter arc
of March 1, 1967. Prin¬
building
school
000
bonds.
as
and
1968
in
due
Haute,
100.44,
Martha
purchase of $350*-
June 4 for the
build¬
$50,000
—
Brock, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Haute),
American National Bank of Terre
Dated
March 1, 1957. Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
bonds.
Auditorium,
and
Offering
Bond
bids
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 185,
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 10 for
p.
2380 —were awarded to the
the purchase of $350,000 City Hall
City Clerk, will receive scaled
awarded
(P. Q. Pineville), Ky.
Bell County
Milton, Mass.
Offering—Clyde L. Whit-
Bond
Graf¬
LOUISIANA
W.
to
Indiana
Marion Ross.
school
May 28
185, p. 2499—were
L. Lyons & Co.
—v.
3.07%.
"
$90,000
offered
bonds
building
mu¬
price of 100.53,
a
about
Vigo County (P. O. Terre
Beach, Fla.
—
$290,000
offered May 27—
185, p. 2267—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Chi¬
v.
White, Weld & Co.,
4%s, at a price of 98.05,
and
proved by Wyatt, Grafton &
ton, of Louisville.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
nicipal
185, p. 2379 —were
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
jointly,
Company, of Marion.
Ashland, Ky.
'
Muncie, Ind.
27 —v.
Inc.,
A
v,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
revenue
sewer
May
3%s.
as
Fla.
$450,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
Co.,
Legality ap¬
KENTUCKY
awarded to Raffensperger, Hughes
FLORIDA
.
Monday, June 3, 1957
Financial Chronicle...
(2608)
O. East
Charlevoix
were
May 28—v. 185, p. 2500—
to the Middlesex
awarded
County National Bank, at 1.978%
discount.
County
(P.
O.
Charlevoix), Mich.
Note
Sale—The $25,800 tax an-
!
ticipation notes offered May 28—*
v.
185, p. 2500—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Dearborn
Township
Sch.
District
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
}
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school j
No. 4
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Sale — The $700,000 notes
offered
of
Detroit.
building
v.
185,
a
group
p.
bonds offered May 27—J
2381—were awarded to
composed
of
Michigan Corp.; Braun,
First of
Bosworth
j
Volume
185
Number
5643
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2609)
&
Co., Inc.;
Arthur
and
&
net interest cost of about
a
.$270,000 4V2s. Due
1958 to
successful
1963 inclusive.
100,000 4y4s. Due
May 1, 1964
on
1966 to
May 1 from
on
on
Bond
May 1, 1970.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $2,005,000 bonds
offered May 28—v. 185, p. 2500—
:
awarded
were
to
a
group com¬
posed of Bankers Trust Co., New
York
City;. First
follows:
$405,000 general public improve¬
ment bonds: $180,000 5s, due
on May 15 from 1958 to 1963
inclusive; $80,000 3y4s, due on
May 15, 1964; and $145,000
3j/2S, due on May 15 from 1965
;
to 1967 inclusive.
1,600,000 public utility lighting
bonds:
$210,000 5s, due on
May 15 from 1958 to 1963 in¬
clusive; $130,000 3y4s, due on
May 15, 1964; $860,000 3V2s,
due on May 15 from 1965 to
1972
inclusive;
-3%s, due
-
and $400,000
May 15 from 1973
on
inclusive.
y to 1982
Bond
cial
Sale
The
—
$275,000 special
Due
provement
120,000 3s. Due
Offering
—
Maxine
Van
(EST)
&
Trust
Company,
chase
.
Detroit.
,
„
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on June 3 for
-he purchase of
$50,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes. Dated June 1,
Due
May 1,
on
and
interest
1958.
Prin¬
payable
at
a
trust company designated
or
the
purchaser.
Legality
Nashville, Mich.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$27,000 water
were awarded to the
Security Na¬
tional Bank, of Battle Creek.
Ogemaw County (P. O.
Branch), Mich.
Sale
2381
p.
The
—
offered
May
Savings
Branch,
as
West
$20,000 road
20 — v. 185,
Bank
to
of
the
West
4s.
building bonds offered May 27—
v.
1$5,
a
group
p.
2500—were awarded to
July 1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
composed ":of / First of
Michigan Corp;; Northern Trust
Zo., Chicago; Mercantile
Trust
Co., St. Louis; Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc.; Paine,
Webber, Jack>on
& Curtis; Kenower, MacAr¬
cessful bidder.
thur
1957.
Due
July 1 from 1958 to
on
1975 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1963
and
are
thereafter
callable
as
of
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
by
&
Co.;
Shannon
&
Co.;
McDonald-Moore & Co.; and Watiing, Lerehen & Co., as follows:
$800,000 3s. Due
Harper Woods, Mich.
cin
Bond Offering—Donald E. Bur-
City Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m. (EST) on June
10 for the
purchase of $590,000
bonds, as follows:
ney,
1978 inclusive.
■v
.
inclusive.
1982
and
able
The
as
Bonds
thereafter
of
bonds
from
dated
f/jwrfiMflir.
Bond
Sale
2381—were
p.
Note
Offering
June
due
to
until
for
8
p.m.
Lawrence
J.
(EST)
June
on
the
purchase of $70,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated June 1,
1957.
Due
on
April 1,
Gohlke,
Offering
City
—
Clerk,
Howard
will
R.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
June 13 for the purchase of $375,000
water
revenue
July 1, 1957.
Due
bonds.
on
1
Dated
April 1 from
highway
$95,000 4y4s, due
from
1958
to
$105,000
and
1
from
1965
3%s,
1966
to
spe¬
cial assessment bonds: $90,000
July 1, 1958 and
1959; and $72,000 3V4s, due on
July 1, 1960 and 1961.
on
MINNESOTA
on
Offering—Oscar B.
Village
bids
June
4
Clerk,
until
for
58,000
8
959
to
1968
will
Sjaareceive
(CDST)
purchase of
bonds. Dated
p.m.
the
municipal
uly 1, 1957. Due
md
1968.
bank
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
on
interest
(J-J)
payable at
tny suitable bank designated by
he purchaser.
t
L.
re¬
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
obliga¬
improvement
June
1,
1957.
1959 to
Due
March
on
Principal and interest
1,
pay¬
—
municipal
building revenue
tificates offered May 27—v.
2500—were awarded to
a
cer¬
185,
group
composed of Juran & Moody, Inc.;
Kalman & Co.; and Allison-Wil¬
bids
(CDST)
chase
June
on
of
until
7:30
School
Dated June
June
on
on
Dated
April 1,
April 1 from 1959 to
and
$300,000
thereafter
June
1,
terest
are
due
1967.
Principal
at
in¬
Owen
Offering—uiem
sealed
(CDST)
chase
L.
until
June
on
of
bids
4
Subject to call on Jan. 1, 1972.
Principal and interest payable at
suitable bank
by Faegre
apolis.
designated b}
Legality approvec
&
Bond
Benson, of Minne¬
p. 2381—were
First National
Principal
interest
and
urer's
by
&
office.
Legality approved
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
District No.
205
(P. O. St. Louis
Park), Minn.
Offering — Andrew Ho-
Bond
185,
June
on
for
the
17
(CDST)
purchase
of
I
from
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1972.
Principal and interest payable at
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Bond
Village
sen,
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
will
7
from
1959
to
Paul¬
receive
1968
inclusive.
Offering—R. L. Knutson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m.
(CDST)
Bonds
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
on
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
and
chaser.
Dorsey,
Barber,
Legality
approved
by
Owen, Barker, Scott &
of Minneapolis.
bonds
offered
May
28—v. 185, p. 2381—were awarded
received
were
too
should
not
works
Municipal
Chicago,
as
cord, at 2.30%
The
notes
1976
inclusive.
im¬
sewerage
sold to the
was
March
1
from
1961
Interest M-S.
approved
by
.
to
May
'
Charles
sealed
bids
June
on
5
$500,000
notes.
Dec.
until
for
11
a.m.
(DST)
purchase ot
the
revenue
Dated
June
5,
anticipation
1957. Due
5, 1957.
NEW
JERSEY
a.m.
(CST) on June
purchase of $8,000,000
light
works
revenue
the
Dated
July 1
July
from
1,
1960
1957.
to
in¬
as
of
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
the
at
Hilda
N.
J.
Dema-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
(DST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
building
June
on
17
$167,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Hardyston National Bank, Ham¬
1956. Due
on
City.
Bond
ous
Sale—The
$263,000
bonds
purposes
vari¬
offered
May
27—v. 185, p. 2268—were awarded
to Van
Alstyne, Noel &
4.60s, at
of
a
price of 100.14,
Co., as
a basis
about 4.57%.
Metuchen
Bond
Commerce
v.
-
School District,
Sale
—
The
N. J.
$1,930,000
Trusl
185,
2268—were awarded to
p.
a
group headed by the Fidelity
Union Trust
Co., and National
State Bank, both of Newark, as
4.65s, at
a
of about
Other
Due
1987
Callable
payable
—
building bonds offered May 27—
Independence, Mo.
Offering—James S. Craig
will receive sealed
clusive.
Offering
rest,
&
1
Clerk,
electric
24,
Dec. 18, 1957.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Offering — Teresa Demarais, City -Treasurer, will receive
Le¬
bids until 11
1972.
dated
on
Metuchen, N. J.
Trauernieht, of St. Louis.
bonds.
$50,000
discount.
are
1957 and mature
$110,000
Corporation, ol
5s. Dated April 1, 1957
on
price of 100.05, a basis
4.64%.
members
of
the
group:
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Ira Haupt
&
Co.; Boland, Saffin & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; J. C. Brad¬
ford
&
Co.;
Roosevelt
&
Cross;
Kansas
City.
Legality ap
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson
Byrne and Phelps, Inc.; J. B. Han-
McEvers
Brothers, Inc.; F.
Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.;
Julius A. Rippel, Inc.; and MacBride, Miller & Co.
&
Fizzell,
of
Kansas
MONTANA
Great Falls,
Bond Sale—The
W.
were
fered
auer
&
Van
Deventer
R.
City.
erage
Incorporated;
Concord), N. H.
^
Note Sale—An issue of
York
Bond
Due
for
;
Merrimack County (P. O.
I
Mo.
and
provement bonds
Bond
price of 100.12, a basis
burg. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
..
Bond Sale—An issue of
Corporation; National State
Bank, Newark, N. J.; Stroud &
Company,
Incorporated;
Robert
son
Co.,
the
MISSOURI
&
&
for
having stated
as
interest cost
group
Baird
Bids
obligation
May 29 —
2148—were rejected. P.
reported
new
composed of Salomon
Hutzler; Mercantile Trust
Company, St. Louis; Lee Higgina
Bros.
—
offered
the offers
water
a
about 3.48%.
Bond
of)
Co.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
purposes
Sold
Fornfelt,
on
3%s, at
of
bonds
general
exceed 3%.
18
Due
Not
p.
was
that
July 1, 1957.
1968
3s.
spokesman for the Bond Commis¬
sion
on
?
Note
obligation
bonds
185,
City
to
Franklin, N. H.
Sale—The $136,000 con¬
struction bonds offered
May 28—
v.
185, p. 2501—-were awarded to
the First National Bank of
Hamburg School District,
$10,000,000
June 10 for the purchase of
$90,000
improvement bonds.
Dated
1959
general
school
the
,
serially from 1958 to 1978 in¬
gality
La Crescent, Minn.
Bond
8:30
as
p.m.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
until
Wykoff,
Mississippi (State
(CDST)
on
June 13 for the purchase of
$30,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
1
Sale—The $iz,000 Village
offered May 27 — v
low, and expressing the view tha.
Isle, Minn.
Offering — Lloyd
Bank,
Boston, at 2.15% discount.
V
clusive.
v.
May 27
awarded
Shawmut
notes was sold to
the Concord National
Bank, Con¬
Forest, Miss.
Offering — E. L. Johnson
City Clerk, will receive bids un
til 7 p.m. (CST) on June 4 for lh'
purchase of $125,000 water 'anc
school building bonds.
July 1, 1957. Due on July
2501—were
p.
National
tem¬
Bond
of
Bond
$1,020,000
Dated
Bank,
MISSISSIPPI
Due
p.m.
185,
^
-
$250,000
temporary loan
First State Bank of
sewer
8
Sale—The
the
of
2501—were awarded to the
p.
bart, District Clerk, will receive
until
to
bonds
sealed
bids
—v.
awarded
Wykoff, Minn.
Bond
Hall
Note
porary loan notes offered
as
—
185,
the
HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H.
Boston,
Sale
The $60,000 stree*
betterment bonds offered May 23
—v.
NEW
p.m
pur¬
$660,000 hospital bonds
the purchaser.
callable
are
15, 1962. Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
re
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on Jar.
1
from
1960
to
1981
inclusive
any
thereafter
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Wells, ; Martin,
Lane, Baird & Pedersen, of Omaha.
Mc¬
2
the
for
and
of June
interest
of Min¬
of
Dated July 1, 1957.
July 1 from 1959 to 1962
on
1963
as
.■!-7v •'
Carthy, County Auditor, will
ceive
from
sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(MST) on June 3
for the purchase of
$190,000 court
house and jail bonds. Dated June
15,1957. Due on June 15 from 1958
to 1977 inclusive.
Bonds clue in
on
Rice County Hospital District No.
1 (P. O.
Feribault), Minn.
Bond
1
1977 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive
in¬
trust
company
desig¬
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
;y V
July 1, 1970
July
on
NEBRASKA
suitable
by
Dorsey,
Barker, Scott & Barber,
neapolis.
'
on
Grant County (P. O.
Hyannis), ;
Nebraska
Bond Offering — W. H.
Curtis,
or
approved
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971.
1972 to
anc
and
any
1969
330,000 4s. Due
Due
1985
1976
subject to call
payable
bank
to
in
■
July 1 from
June
on
Coleraine.
certificates
and
105
1, 1957.
1960
Bonds
to
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
to
bonds.
from
1
Co.;
follows:
as
on
.110,000 3.90s. Due
Counties
40
4.07%,
165,000 3%s. Due
$475,000
school building general
obligation
indebtedness.
Due
Bond Offering—James E.
Fryar,
Recording Secretary, will receive
ealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Tune 20 for the purchase of $350,■00
non
tax-exempt
dormitory
Due
Nos.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
5
for
the purchase
of
bonds.
&
1966 inclusive.
1967 to
Washington
Districts
pur¬
10 for the
1958 to
(P. O. North St. Paul), Minn.
Bond
Offering — L. E. Boyle,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m.
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 vari¬
evenue
Ramsey and
Smithers
$495,000 4V2s. Due
May 28
2500—has been post¬
p.
Taconite, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.
!
i;
Certificate Offering—- Bert H.
Parson, City Clerk, will receive
of about
indefinitely.
liams Co.
ous
1956.
of¬
fering of $150,000 street improve¬
185,
S.
price of 100.011, a net interest
a
cost
ment bonds scheduled for
poned
F.
of
Co.,
at
Pipestone, Minn.
Offering Postponed — The
any
Circle Pines, Minn.
Certificate Sale
The $84,000
posed
57
J. C. Bradford &
Co.; Julien Col¬
lins & Co.; Rand &
Co.; Harold E.
Wood & Co.; and Grande &
2.87%.
1972 in¬
suitable banking in¬
stitution designated by the
pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, "Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
bids
Belview, Minn.
.ealed
about
—v.
of
interest
general
Callable
able at
Michi¬
of
vehicle
June
3%s, due
clusive.
Bethel College and Seminary (P. O.
St. Paul), Minn.
1958.
Lapeer, Mich.
Bond
First
162,000 public improvement
Bond
Brandeberry, Secretary of Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids
1
inclusive.
Ken¬
of
6
on
1972
fffrr Fi
—
June
on
The
awarded
motor
inclusive;
Valley Sch. District No. 4
O. 640 Hickory Street,
Milford), Mich.
(P.
to
fund bonds:
stad,
Huron
Nov.
$362,000 bonds
May 27—v. 185, p. 2500—
awarded
$200,000
call-
MacArthur & Co.
ower,
on
1962 inclusive.
Corp., and Braun, Bosworth
Co., jointly, as follows:
&
$95,000 auto¬
mobile
parking system revenue
bonds offered May 27 — v. 185,
—
Due
to
Sale—The
offered
were
due in
are
1,
1957. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the City Bank, Detroit.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
ens & Moorman, of Detroit.
.
3'/2s.
1960
Royal Oak, Mich.
Bond
May 1, 1967.
are
1, 1958
gan
500,000 municipal building bonds,
Due on May 1 from 1960 to
.1987
Nov.
on
1959
1,900,000
bids until 8
$90,000 public works garage bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to
d
Dated
inclusive.
Pontiac School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale — The
$2,700,000
11
$415,000
permanent
sealed
awarded
were
—
State
and
until
March 1 from
p.
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered May 23 — v.
185, p. 2267 —
bids
June
on
of
bonds.
on
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit, i
Note
purchase
suitable
any
sealed
tion
Note Offering—Robert H. Shafer, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
&
(CDST)
p.m.
Principal
at
(CDST)
.
North ville School District, Mich.
Jank
the
.
of
cipal
5
for
Chisholm, Minn.
* j ;
Bond
Offering—Edward
Kochevar, City Clerk, will
ceive
June 5 for
on
the purchase of $85,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated May 1,
1968.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield; Paddock & Stone,
Sickle, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
Bank
Detroit.
notes
Bond
oh
May
Detroit
oy
until
13
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
im¬
1,'. 1957. Principal
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
Aug. 1,1960.
Aug. 1, 1961.
Elbridge 7"top. Consolidated School
District (P. O. Hart), Mich.
1,
to
Due
&
Co.;
and
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., as 2.90s,
at a price of
100.04,- a basis of
clusive.
Dated
on
on
obligation
Clerk, will receive
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds
due in 1978 and thereafter
will be
subject to redemption on Feb.
clusive.
1957.
bids
payable
bonds.
Sch.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Cloquet),
$560,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
1
May 1 from 1958-to 1963 in¬
1959.
120,000 3y4s. Due
1958
(P. O.
Offering—Irving C. Nel¬
June
on
receive
1 from
general
spe¬
paving bonds of¬
fered May 27—v. 185, p. 2500—
were a\Varded to
Braun, Bosworth
&
Co., and Watling, Lerehen &
Co., jointly, as follows:
$225,000 3y2s. Due on Aug. 1, 1958
G.
assessment bonds.
May
on
125,000
proved
$465,000
will
,
Independent
7
District
sealed
William
1962 inclusive.
assessment
and
Bond
Mich.
—
Le¬
Minnesota
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
June 3 for the purchase of
$400,000 bonds, as follows:
dock
East Detroit, Mich.
Park,
Offering
City Clerk,
Suzore,
Boston Corp.;
& Co.; Illinois
Braun, Bosworth
Co., Chicago; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.; and Rand
& Co., at a price of
100.08, a net
interest cost of about 3.67%, as
*
Lincoln
1969 inclusive.
60,000 3 y2s. Due
County
District No.
son,
Due
Minneapolis.
Carlton
by the
Legality ap¬
bidder.
Interest A-O.
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man, of Detroit.
1965.
and
220,000 4s.
1996 inclusive.
ing institution designated
May 1 from
on
Bonds due
are callable
a|s of April 1, 1967. Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at a bank¬
4.05%,
follows:
as
.
1958 to 1978 inclusive.
in 1968 and thereafter
Kenower, MacCo., at a price of par,
system
May
revenue
27—v.
awarded
Mont.
$1,100,000
to
185,
a
Mount Olive Township
sew¬
bonds
p.
group
Co.; John J. Ryan & Co.;
Cole &
of¬
2268—
com¬
Sch. District
(P. O. Hackettstown), N.J.
Offering — Chester Ste¬
Bond
phens, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
58
purchase of $222,000 building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Citizens National Bank,
the
and interest
N. J.
District
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
and Glenville Central Sch. Dist.
dle, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 13 for
purchase of $260,000 building
1, 1956. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
the
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Long Branch Bank¬
ing Co., Long Branch. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
terest
Palisades Park, TV. J.
bonds
2381
were
May 28—v. 185, p.
awarded to the Na¬
tional Bank of Palisades
Park, as
Bronxville,
of par.
3.45s, at a price
Sale—The
Bond
and Mer-
Pennsauken■ (TownshipJ
eral
28
185,
4V2s, at a
basis of about
Due
5
1959
2.
1974
3
1989
4.
All
Deer Park Fire* District
Deer
Bond
in
Legality
maturities
through
All
in
years
1988.
in
maturities
the
&
(P. O.
through 1996.
the
payable
(M-N)
at
Babylon, Deer Park.
$16,567,000
Dated
1,120,000
City.
:
Authority,
Albany, TV. Y.
Ehrhardt,
City
Comptroller,
J.
will
receive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
(EDST)
on
June
for the
5
pur-
*
chase
of $1,602,000
bonds,
as
fol-
lows:
1958 to
•
345,000
June
1962 inclusive.
school
1
clusive.
from
bonds.
,
Due"
on
1958 to 1962 in¬
CXXXVI
July 1, 1957.
on
been
000
.
185,
p.
awarded
Buffalo,
at
2.09% interest.
$1,195,000
from
19
1
June
on
due
on
Other
$1,380,000
314s,
to
from
1
J.
Securities
&
of
Devine
Spencer
1:30
until
bids
June 3 for the
•
.
•
.
.
-y
,.A
■
J
j
'
Dated
to
bonds.
bridge
and
Due on Aug. 1
Aug. 1, 1957.
1959
(CST) .on
p.m.
purchase of $427,000
road
county
from
—
:
1972 inclusive.
OREGON
Larry
C. Ma-
Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Coos Bay,
purchase of $33,-
bonds.
improvement
Oregon
im-
;
provement bonds offered May 27
—v. 185, p. 2269—were awarded to
the United States National Bank
j
Sale—The
Bond
•
due
1974'
1975
to
the
syndi-J
&
Co.; First
Corporation, Durham;
Webster Securities
Cor¬
poration; Byrne and Phelps In-*
corporated; Hay den, Stone & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Bache & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Trask
&
Co.;
Local School
Hill
District
Portland,
$14,014.59
3%s,
as
at
price j
a
_
Bond Offering—Leonard
Town-1
Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on June 12 for the
purchase of $637,000 school build-1
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1979
(J-D)
Principal
payable
and- interest
Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co. Incorporated; Shelby CulJ
.
Davis
&
&
Co.;
Trust
Co.,
City National
Kansas City,
NORTH
$35,000 munici¬
ceived
p.
Cass
County Special
No. 58
Sch. District
(P. O. Argusville), TV. Dak.
Bond Offering—Norman
Twp.
Local School District
(P. O. Morristown), Ohio
Bonds Not Sold—All bids
for
the
$1,127,000
Veitch,
re¬
build¬
ing bonds offered May 20—v.
DAKOTA
24CJ
Bond
McDonald & Co.
Union
185,
the
report
27—v.
in
our
185, p. 2502.
school
supersedes
issue
of
of May
by Winfree,)
& Sayre, of
...
.
(P.
Oregon
O: Salem),
Sale
—
$1,500,000
The
building bonds offered May
2270—were awarded!
composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Goldman, Sachs
28—v.
to
a
&
185,
p.
group
Co.;
William
Blair
&
Co. i
Co.; Foster & Marshall j
Franz, Hutchinson & Co., a'
Weeden &
and
a
price
of
100.03, a
3.78%,
cost of about
$600,000
2150—were rejected.
Note—The foregoing
receive
(PST)j
County School District TVo«
Marion
pal building bonds offered May 24
—v.
185, p. 2269—were awarded
Mo.; The National City Bank of
Cleveland; Hayden, Miller & Co.,
and Anderson & Strudwick.
Portland..
_
to
p.m.
purchase
the
Legality
approved
McCulloch, Shuler
Sheffieldf- Ohio
'
Co.,
for
5
improvement bonds.:
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on June li
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Sub-)
jecUto call on Dec. 1, 1932. Prin-j
cipal and interest (J-DT payable
at
the
City
Treasurer's- office.)
the First Na¬
at
tional Bank, of lronton.
Bond Sale—The
bids until 8:15
June
$51,214.89
send,
inclusive.
will
Auditor,
City
sealed
on
(P. O. 411 Center Street,
lronton), Ohio
—
May 28—
v.
185, p. 2502—were awarded to
a group composed of Kidder, Peabodv & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Blair &
Inc.;
Rock
on
$925,006 2%s,|
and
June
due
building bonds offered
Co.,
Offering
general
1966 in¬
1967
from
1
member?
C.
cate?
6s,
1958 to
inclusive.
1981
Bank
Union
•
County Clerk, will receive sealed
sen,
June
lorn
Free Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Plainview), TV. Y.
Sale
The
$3,375,000
Oyster Bay
and
J-D.
clusive.
as
Co. of West¬
of
'
.
3,500,000 sewaee disposal system
30,
$1,151,505 bond
2382—were
York,
highway
■
.
.
Stone
New
v
Washington County (P. O.
Bartlesville), Okla.
Bond Offering — O. E. Crews,
-
inclusive;
Dec.
aprpoved
to the Marine Trust
City.
-
—
clusive;
Niagara Falls, TV. Y.
Sale—The
building bonds offered May 22—
185, p. 1687—were awarded to
Calvert & Canfield, of Oklahoma
v.
Winston-Salem, TV. C.
1
from
100.33, a basis of about 3.65%.
i
Sale
The
$3,928,000
Principal and interest (M-S) pay-1
bonds offered May 28—v. 185, p.
Forest Grove, Oregon
,
able at the Metamora State Bank,
2382—were awarded to a syndi-;
Bond Offering—G. E. Richards,
Metamora.
Legality approved by
cate
headed
by Lehman Bros.,'
Squire, Sanders &; Dempsey, of City Recorder, will receive sealed
and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., at a pr.ce
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June
Cleveland.
of. 100.07, a net interest cost of10 for the purchase of 18,931.81
about 3.31%, as follows:
Rawson, Ohio ;•
improvement bonds. Dated June
Bond Oiienng — neien Benneiv
$428,000
land
purchase bonds:
15, 1957.. Due on June 15 from
Village Clerk, will receive sealed5
$143,000 6s, due on June 1
1958 to 1967
inclusive. Legality
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
from 1960 to 1966 inclusive;
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
10 for the purchase of $10,000 wa¬
$165,000 3V4S, due on June 1
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
ter works revenue bonds.
Datev?
from 1967 to< 1974 inclusive;
'/'"•*
■ '■
.
;-"j
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from;
Grants Pass, Oregon >
and' $120,000" 2%s,
due- on!
J 959 to 1968 inclusive.
Interest
Bond Offering—Earl T. SimonJune 1 from 1975 to 1981 in¬
notes.
mature
'
(P. O. Toledo),
14 for the
June
p.m.
Sequoyah County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Gans), Okla.
'
Bond Sale—The $30,000 site and
bids until noon
sealed
7:30
3.22%.
Village
lone,
until
bids
receive
(CST) on June 4 for the purchase
of $316,000 building and site bonds.
1, 1957. Due on Sept., of
1958
to
1982
inclusive. of
Bond
notes.
have
and
Bond
$857,000 public improvement
bond?. Due on June 1 from
•
Issue CXXXV
June 25, 1957.
notes
Offering—Eldon Hutchin¬
Clerk of Board of Education,
son,
Metamora, Ohio
of
price
about
Bond
CAROLINA
bonds:
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
No.
of
(P. O. Okmulgee), Okla.
Bond
Braun,
of
the
to
C<run#y Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. .1
Dated July
legality by Sullivan, Donovan;
ern
a
2502 — were awarded
Small-Milburn Co. V '
••
anticipation notes offered May 28
Lawrence
.
'
Issue
Dated
to
at
3.80s,
as
NORTH
follows:
as
Note
—
-
$110,000 build¬
p.
Bosworth &
Co., Inc.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as
3 Vis, at a price of 100.13, a basis
composed
Jackson
& Curtis; Wood,
& Co., and R. D. White
Co.,
purchase of $17,687,000 notes,
—v.
Offering
Oklahoma
bonds totaling
$49,010 offered May 27—v. 185,
p. 2269—were awarded to a group
100.35, a basis of about 3.76%.
New York
years
The entire issue.
Bond
price of 100.02.
a
22—v.
May
Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
Struthers
Y.
Park), TV.
York City Housing
New
The
years
the
.
ditch improvement
Treasurer,
New York
the
through 1973.
All
kt!
County lndep. School
District, Nb. Z (P. Oi Grove), -
185,
v.
basis of aboui
a
offered
bonds
.
Central School District
1
ber,
the
Le¬
gality approved by Vanderwater,1
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of«
1957
the
185,
v.
—
"Detdwafe
2333—were awaraed to a
group
composed of Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinnati,
and Roose & Co., as 4Vis, at a price
of 100.84 a basis of about 4.16%.
(P. O. Windsor), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $970,000 build¬
No.
Offering-— Ernest Thiel,
District
<
maturities
$60,000 road
28
were
~
City, jointly,
185, p.
Lucas County
Kirkland
Co., Buffalo. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
City.
1.
May
Liberty National Bank, Oklahoma
Huron, Ohio
Sale—The $500,000 water
Bond
falo; Roosevelt & Cross; Blair &
Co.;
Manufacturers
&
Traders
Trust Co., Buffalo; Paine,
Web¬
1956.
19961
on
The
—
offered
awarded tor the
First National Bank, Clinton, and
will
and
(M-N) payable at the
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust
by Vandewater, Sykes,?
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
considered
interest
Sanford
Colesville,
Windsor,
—
.
works
City.
and interest
approved
be
and
Principal
May 27
100.06,
of
4.23%.
gality approved by Reed, Hoyl,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
-
(EDST) on June 6 for
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,the purchase of $1,000,000 non-taxChairman, will receive sealed bids5
exempt Dormitory and Student1 until 1 p.m. (DST) on June 4 for
will
price
(F-A) payable at the Chautauqua
National Bank, of Jamestown. Le¬
3 p.m.
Bids
Sale
2502
p.
2269—were awarded to William
J. Mericka & Co., as 4V4S, at a
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 185,
Chairman of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un-'
following basis:
^
;
Arapahoe)
ing bonds offered May 28—v." 185,
-
improvement
street
offered
bonds
p. 2382—were awarded to a group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, of Buf¬
on
Bank of
A-O.
bonds
Q.
Oklahoma
.
Bond
p.
1977
building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
man,
Interest
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
June 4 for the purchase
Adelphi College (P. O.
Garden City), TV. Y.,
Bond Offering—Alger B. Chap¬
inclusive.
receive
will
Treasurer,
inclusive.
$65,000
interest
1959 to
County (P.
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $96,000 special
assessment
by
(EDST) on
June 4 for the purchase of $40,000
water bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
Le¬
Buffalo.
of
•••'
(DST)
of
YORK
from
De Haven &
Heights, Ohio
Garfield
Bond
Offering—W. B.> Bradley,
Village
will receive
cipal and interest (J-J) payable, sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $195,at the Camden Trust Company,
Camden.
Legality approved by 000 fire house bonds.- Dated May
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 1958
to
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
New York City.
Dated Oct. 1,
bonds are dated July 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)'
Custer
about 3.20%.
of
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Stortz, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 3* p.m.
(EDST) on June 11 for the
purchase of $95,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
1
Co.;
&
Ingen
Van
J.
B.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.38, a basis
Sinclairuille, TV. Y.
Bond
(P. O. 2431 Genesee St.,
Buffalo), TV. Y,
Bond
Offering — H.
Herbert
p.m.
Oct.
group
Co.;
15,
Legality approved
City.
p.m.
Cheektowaga Fire District No.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
on
1
Cleveland.
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; and
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &? Washburn,
New York City.
on
City.
Wood-Lynne School District, TV. J.
Bond Offering—John R. Reoger,
Due
Dec.
payable at the National City Bank
of Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
185, p. 2150—were awarded
W. H. Morton & Co.;
of
will
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
bonds
Union bonds.
&
at
York
Herbert
Treasurer,
bids until 3
Company,
Trust
offered May 28
—v.
185, p. 2382—were awarded
to a group composed of Boland,
Saffin & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Byrne and Phelps, Inc.; John J.
Ryan & Co.; and J. R. Ross & Co.,
as 4.80s,
at a price of 100.03, a
basis of about 4.79%.
til
June
dated
are
a
Principal and interest pay¬
The Hanover Bank, New
1957.
able
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Manufacturers and Traders
Shrewsbury Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O,
Shrewsbury), TV. J.
Bond Sale—The $480,000 school
NEW
notes
The
June 4 for the pur¬
chase of $65,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
from 1958 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
(EDST)
4.49%.
building
sealed
receive
Phelps, Inc., jointly, as
a
District
Stortz,
2268—were awarded to Boland,
&
Co., and Byrne
and
100.03,
15,
16,500 notes. Due Sept. 15, 1957.
N'. Y.
O. Cheektowaga),
Bond
Offering — H.
basis of about14.10%.
of
offered
(P.
Saffin
price
gen¬
inclusive.:
The
1957.
May
bonds offered
purposes
composed of Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
to
200,000 notes. Due Feb. 15, 1958.
85,000 notes. Due Feb. 15, 1958.
300,000 notes. Due Feb. 15, 1958.
Fire District No. 5
Cheektowaga
Ramsey School District, TV. J.
Bond Sale—The $630,000 build¬
p.
ous
1958.
Bank, Yonkers, as 3s, at par.
2381—were awarded to a group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
John J. Ryan & Co., and J. R.
Ross & Co., as 4V8s, at a price of
ing bonds offered May 28—v.
March
Due
supersedes
report in our issue of May 20
185, p. 2382:
29—v.
follows:
notes.
1967
to
OKLAHOMA
151,500 bond anticipation notes, as
$550,000
2269 — were awarded to
Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
a price of 100.38, a basis
Dayton, Ohio
$2,oo0,000 vari¬
$1,-
purchase of
on
'
p.
a
to
the
for
7
June
improve-
Due
•
Bond Sale—The
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
185, p. 2382 — were
the First
National
—v.
awarded
TV. Y,
$170,000
bonds
improvement
May
(Borough) (P. O,
Merchantville), TV. J.
Bond "Sale—The $400,000 water
bonds
offered
May 27—v.
185,
chantville
100.25,
—v.
Bank, New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
offered
—
the
Rochester, TV. Y.
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
payable at the Ball¬
(J-D)
street
Note—The foregoing
Wood, of New York
&
1958
$317,850-
v:,
main
bonds.
from
of about 3.42%.
City.
Spa, or at the Hanover
$69,000 general
Bond Sale—The
Delafield
p.
JVzS, at
Hawkins,
by
approved
Legality
Spa National Bank, Ballston
ston
185,
Braun,
(M-N) payable at the First
National Bank of Southampton.
District Clerk,
water
June'
on
of
$90,880.65 spec- ; 31,150 * sidewalk
improvement
improve¬
bonds.
Due on
Dec.
1 from
bonds offered May 23 — v.
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
ment
terest
will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on June 6
lor
the
purchase
of $1,753,000
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1957. Due on June 1 from 1958 to
1987 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
bonds. Dated Oct.
(DST)
p.m.
purchase
follows:
as
ment
Chillicothe, Ohio
assessment
cial
from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1977
1 (P. O. 28 Jay St.,
Schenectady), TV. Y.
Bond Offering—Ruth W. Finkle,
No.
■
Bond Sale—The
purchase of $118,500
Dated May 1,
Due on May 1
1957.
8
the
bonds,
.
V
until
for
$286,700
OHIO
"bonds.
house
fire
inclusive.
1977
Quogue, TV. Y.
—
Mrs. Rita B.
June 6 for the
bids
20
ing bonds. Due serially from 1959
Strnad, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST) on
ity
Offering—Evelyn H. Rid¬
Bond
p.m. (CST) on June 3 for the
purchase of $75,000 school build¬
as
basis
Offer»ng
Bond
approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
van,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Lane, of New York City.
Hawkins,
New York City.
Oceanport School
of Albany. Legal¬
Trust Company,
Co.,
&
Pollock
Westlake, Ohio
Bond Offering—Ruth a. Horst,:
Village Clerk, will receive sealed'
bids until
and oral
2
to
and
Bank
Commercial
National
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
Netcong.
1957.
1,
receive sealed
will
Clerk of Board of Education,
of
Burr;
4.20s, at a price of 100.31, a
of about 4.17%.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
June
E.
Wm.
and
inclusive.
Dated
First
Coffin
Corp.;
Michigan
&
Weeks;
&
Hornblower
400,000 water supply bonds. Due
on
June 1 from 1958 to 1977
June 10 for
until 8 p.m. (DST) on
'
Monday, June 3, 1957
...
(2610)
net interesi
follows:*
as
4s. Due on June 1
1958 to
fronr;
1965 inclusive.
900,000 3%s. Due on June 1 fioir
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
Volume
185
Number 5643
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2611)
Medford, Oregon
Bond
Sale—Tne
$93,599.50 im¬
provement
bonds offered May 23
p. 2150—were awarded
185,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
11 for the purchase of
$6,-
390,000
school
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1991 inclusive. Bonds
apolis,
due
Company, of Minne¬
33As, at a price of 100.03,
as
Portland), Oregon
Offering—Si Cohn, County
will receive sealed bids
Bond
until
11
(PST) on June 18
purchase of
$1,500,000
Hawthorne Street Bridge bonds.
for
a.m.
the
Dated July 15, 1957. Due on July
1
from
1958
to
1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
pay¬
County
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Portland.
of
Multnomah
County,
Lynch
School
District No. 28 (P. O. Portland),
Oregon
Bond Sale—lbc <pi65,000 school
building bonds offered May 23—
185,
v.
and
Principal
County (P. O. West
Chester), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $3,350,000 gen¬
eral obligation im pro vement
bonds
offered
May 28—v. 185,
.
2383—were awarded to
p.
composed
of
945,000 2%s. Due
to
1973
Dated June 20, 1957.
June 20 and Dec. 20 from
to
1967
inclusive.
Principal
tmeriug—z.en*
Bowers,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on June
26 for the purchase of $900,000
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1957.
July 1 from 1958 to 1975
on
iriclusive.
Callable
of
July 1,
1971. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch; Shuler & Sayre,
as
on
July 1 from
Dated June
June
15 from
clusive.
15, 1957. Due
1958 to 1968 in¬
Principal
and
interest
at the
First
National
payable
fered
were
May
21—v. 185, p. 2151—
awarded to the Jenkintown
Bank
town,
&
for
the
building
1957.
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
June
$150,000
July
1,
on
of
from
1
1958
National
Legality
Bank,
of
Palmer
Dodge,
to
a
group
of
about
4.18%.
SOUTH
as
ceive
Offering—Lola
M.
bids
until
bonds.
Due
8
Jvine 1,
est
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
1977
1
p.m.
June
from
1,
1960
Callable
of
as
1967. Principal and inter¬
(J-D)
payable
at
banking
a
I
Authority
(P. O. Moon Run), Pa,
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,500,000 school building revenue bonds
Montour
; '
Joint
.
School
3%s.
from
First
National
Benson, of Minne¬
County (P.
O. Maryville),
y£f|figSSGC
■
awarded
were
—
inclusive.
>.1965
and
of
as
Bonds
thereafter
July
interest
in
due
callable
are
1964. Principal and
1,
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
Annville-Cleona
Joint
School
Authority (P. O. Annville),
I'
Pennsylvania
Sale
Bond
A
—
group
com¬
posed of Stroud & Co.; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Newbifrger & Co.; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.; A.
E.tMasten & Co.; Grant & Co.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
and Warren W. York & Co., purchased
an
issue
of
$1,985,000
school revenue bonds, as follows:
'
$350,000 3%s.
...
1958
to
175,000
Due
4s.
1968
210,000
Due
to
1968
4.10s.
from
1972
to
Due
on
to
the
First American National Bank of
Goose Creek Consol.
Due
on
Bond
40,000 3Vss. Due
on
40,000 3y2s. Due
on
June 1, 1962.
June 1, 1963.
Offering
and
Revenue
J.
H.
sealed
that
announces
bids will be received until 10
Te,xasJ
Bond
Offering
be
bonds.
at
or
the
July
1
office
the
of
The'
bonds
are
1957
and
those
1967
are
dated
July
1,
1962
15
clusive.
(J-J)
a.m.
Principal
payable
to
successful
on
June 1, 1969.
June 1, 1970.
90,000 4y4s. Due
on
June,l, 1971
.interest
(J-J)
due
from
Principal
payable
at
and
90,000 4.30s. Due
Cheltenham
Township Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O. Elkins Park),
$100,000
Bond
Offering—Harold S. Ash-
Chairman,
will
receive
on
June 1, 1975
115,000
4.45s.
1979 and
Due
on
June
Due
Offering
June
1,
on
June 1, 1981
1982.
1,450,000
4%s.
Due
on
June
June
1, 1957. Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Commonwealth
issue
of
fol¬
as
May 1, 1958
on
Due
1960 to
The
May 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
bonds
State
Bank,
Llano.
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Muteshoe, Texas
Bond
ous
Sale—The
Trust
Company,
Pittsburgh. Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
$195,000 vari¬
bonds offered May
27—v. 185, p. 2504—were awarded
to the First of Texas
Corp,
purposes
Nederland, Texas
Bond Offering—William
City
Secretary,
will
Weeks,
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
June 3 for the purchase of $65,fire
500
station
bonds.
Dated
June 10, 1957.
Due on June 10
from 1960 to 1980 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1973
callable
thereafter
and
of June 10, 1972.
as
cipal and interest
the
at
(J-D)
are
Prin¬
payable
Nederland
State
Bank,
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
Nederland.
of Houston.
Arthur
Indep. Sch. District,
T exas
Bond
Offering—A.
E.
Patter¬
Secretary
of the Board of
x.ujitw, vvAii receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 6 for
the purchase of $2,896,000 school
son,
Dated June
Due
1
June
on
from
1, 1957.
1958 to
1977
datod
are
May
1,
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank, New
York
City.
Callable as of June 1, 1972.
-
1957. Principal and interest (M-N)'
payable at the State Treasurer's
office,
i
-->—
<-»
Randall County (P. O.
Canyon),
^Texas
Sale—An
Bond
Interest
.
J-D.
Legality
Crowe, of Dallas.
Sale—An
refunding bonds
bids
issue
issue of $44,000
sold to R. A.
was
7:30
(CST)
pJm.
on
purchase of $150,000
system
revenue
bonds.
electric
$5,000
&
21/4s.
Company,
Due
fol¬
as
April
on
Due
on
2V4s.
10,000
Due
April 15, 1967.
on
April 15,
1968.
TEXAS
2V2s.
Due
April
on
15,
Dated April 15,
1957.
Princi¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
until
the
(CST)
purchase ' of
June
on
5
$2,000,000
Dated
July 1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Capi¬
tal National Bank, of Austin, or
at
the Chase
Manhattan
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
Corsicana Indep. School District,
Bond
Offering
McCall,
Robert
Ash-
(CST) on June 3 for the
purchase
of
$1,175,000
school
house, unlimited tax bonds. Dated
Bank, of
approved
by
Crowe,
&
Kilgore Junior College District
(P. O. Longview), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
4%
Dated
bonds
revenue
Dallas
to
Rupe
&
May 1, 1957.
from
1958
to
was
sold
Sons,
Inc.
Due on Nov.
1969
inclusive.
interest
(M-N)
Mercantile Na¬
tional Bank, Dallas. Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
at
Sale
and
the
Crowe, of Dallas.
1957.
1,
Due
on
June
1
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive. Bonds
in
callable
1973
as
cipal and
at
the
MrCall,
Dallas.
interest
State
Corsicana.
and
thereafter
of June
(J-D)
National
Legality
Parkhurst
are
Prin¬
payable
1, 1972.
Bank
of
approved by
& Crowe, of
Lajredo, Texas
Bond Offering—James Haynes,
City
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
on
June
$350,000
ment
1,
4
for
purchase of
improve¬
bonds.
Due
Dated
April
on
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
in
1973
able
as
and
of
issue
of $2,refunding
water
bonds
sold to Emer¬
was
Co.
Dated May 1, 1957.
May 1 from 1958 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Frost Na¬
&
Due
on
tional
San Antonio; Har¬
Savings Bank, Chi¬
the Chemical Corn
Bank,
Trust
cago;
&
at
or
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Temple, Texas
Bond Offering — W. E. Routh,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m.
(CST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $2,-
300,000
June
works
water
system
revenue
15,
1957.
and
sewer
Dated
bonds.
Due
on
June
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive.
able
pal
as
and
First
15, 1972. Princi¬
interest payable at the
Bank, Temple, or
Temple National Bank,
National
the
at
15
Call¬
of June
Temple.
Bonds
Texas (State of)
Not Sold—No bids were
submitted
to
3%
bonds
land
the
for
exceed
$12,500,000 not
interest veterans'
offered
May
28
—
v.
185, p. 2271.
works
water
revenue
1957.
the
Texas
An
—
5%%
178,000
revenue
of
Dallas.
Principal
bids until 7:30
National
Legality
Parkhurst
payable
—
will receive sealed
American
Austin.
Bank, of
New
San Antonio,
ris
1972.
me,
Jr., President of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
the
Dallas.
son
1970.
10,000
Offering—David T. Lam-
a.m.
Bank, of
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
15,
5,000 4s. Due on April 15, 1969.
10,000 2%s.
Due on April 15,
Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Mercantile National
the
Dallas.
Bond
4,000 4s.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
1
10
from
1966.
Dated June 1,1957. Due on June 1
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. Legal¬
2%s.
Due on April 15
I960 to 1962 inclusive.
90,000
Dated April 15, 1957.
Princi¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
lows:
until
June 6 for the
due
and
Due
"
Moore
house bonds.
Underwood
lune
1,
1997.
Dated
an
bonds,
•
Legality
p.m.
1980.
120,000 4y>s. Due
the
Port
purchased
building
$20,000 3 V2S.
Bond
City Recorder
—
worth, Superintendent of Schools,
on
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Dumas,
Albert Williams will receive sealed
1,
1978.
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Dated April 10, 1957. Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Texas
and
designated by the
lows:
1
4.40s.
1977
of
Pennsylvania
June 1, 1973
interest
banking in¬
a
bidder.
by
in¬
Howard County Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Gay Hill), Texas
Bond Sale—The State Board of
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Bond
1976.
105,000
and
on
and
Due
1967
clusive.
1974.
95,COO 4.35s. Due
the
.Philadelphia National Bank, Phil.adelphia,
or
at
the
Lebanon
Valley National Bank, Annville.
Legality
aoproved
by
Rhoads,
Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
worth,
1972.
at
be
to
Kennedy, Texas
on
on
15, 1957.
1958
Commis¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
40,000 37/ss. Due
40,000 4.15s. Due
from
Revenue.
and
schoolhouse bonds.
to
callable.
Finance
for
and
1,
of
June 1, 1964.
and
July
sioner
June 1, 1965.
June 1, 1966.
June 1, 1968.
bids
by the
Dated June
Jan.
10
■
County
Judge until 10 a.m. (CST) on
June 5 for the purchase of
$750,000
court
house
improvement
on
April
on
April 10 from
on
on
on
June 1, 1967.
Sealed
—
received
Due
Due
of
on
on
bids
Gregg County (P. O. Longview),
Will
3V2s.
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
39,000 3s.
—
sealed
Dittmar
to
follows:
as
of $140,June 14 for the pur¬
Irving Indep. Sch. District Texas
000 permanent improvement
$250,000 parking facility
Bond Sale—An issue of
$160,000 bonds was sold to the Columbian
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due schoolhouse bonds was sold to a Securities
Corporation of Texas,
on April 1 from 1958 to 1968 in¬
groop headed by the First South¬ and Burt, Hamilton & Co., jointly,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest west Company, as 4%s, at a price' as follows:
(A-O) payable at the First Ameri¬ of par. Dated June
1, 1957. Due $50,000 2%s.
Due on April 15,
can
National Bank, of Nashville, on June 1
from 1957 to 1986 in¬
1958 and 1959.
(CST)
chase
40,000 3%s. Due
on
Beau¬
George
H.
Superintendent of
80,000 3%s.
40,000 3%s. Due
40,000 4s. Due
of
sold
was
inclusive.
Finance
Bond
June 1, 1961.
$11,000
Indep, School
Gentry,
Schools, will receive
Clarksville, Tenn.
Bond Offering — Commissioner
June 1, 1960.
on
on
and
■
composed ol
35,000 3y4s. Due
1987.
■*
group
45,000 4.20s. Due
from
July 1 from
on
a
$35,000 3s. Due
inclusive.
Due
to
bonds
Company,
District (P. O. Baytown), Texas
Nashville.
Austin
inclusive.
1971
1977
4L2S.
800,000
July 1
on
sold
40,000 4.10s. Due
,
inclusive.
1969 to
450,000 4%s.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1965
was
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Thomas
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Stroud
& Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Singer,
Deane & Scribner; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Bache & Co.; A. E. Masten
& Co.; Grant &
Co.; Penington
Colket & to.; Reed, Lear & Co.;
Boenning
&
Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co.; Simpson, Emery
& Co., Inc.; Fauset, Steele &
Co.;
and Hulme, Applegate
& Hum¬
phrey, Inc., as follows:
Bank,
Houston.
.
to. 1977
1
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, ©f
son,
Education
""
Sale—The $105,000 school
offered May 28 — v. 185,
2044
p.
July
on
Boothman of Dallas.
TENNESSEE
&
1973 inclusive.
mont.
proved
bonds
1
July 1, 1957. Principa.
(J-J) payable at the
by
•
July
County (P. O. Llano), Texas
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
road
and interest
stitution
Blount
on
Due
1968 to
York
Llano
on July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
312,000. 414s.
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Faegre &
apolis.
1962
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
re¬
June 6 for the purchase
on
sewer
1957.
to
to
201,000
Was-
City Auditor, will
sealed
Marable
4.46%.
1958
until June 5 for the purchase of
$2,000,000 school bonds.
DAKOTA
$77,000 general obligation water
and
of
p. 2503—were awarded to Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., as 4y2s, at a
price of 100.29, a basis of about
$167,000 3V2s. Due
Edgemont, S. Dak.
Bond
sold
com¬
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; G.
H. Walker & Co., and Rand & Co.,
as
4.20s, at a price of 100.13, a
basis
$680,-
was
Rowles, Winston & Company,
Dated
awarded
were
of
New
follows:
of
Warren, R. I.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered May 28—y. 185, p. 2383—
issue
bonds
interest (A-O) payable
Chase Manhattan Bank,
City, or at the Mer¬
cantile
National
Bank,
Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
and
at; the
as
Storey,
&
Sale—An
schoolhouse
pal
to
Boston.
Company, Jenkin¬
2%s, at a price of 100.20,
basis of about 2.59%.
a
Bond
000
Boston.
by
approved
Thorndike,
Trust
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 185,
bids until 8
May 27,
28, 1957. Prin¬
Bond
5
3
First
Philadelphia.
Jenkintown School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
Portland.
County School District No,
(P. O. Union), Oregon
Bond Offering — Oreta Baxter,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Trust
dated
are
June
on
•
Union
.
notes
Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of
Hospital
cipal and interest payable at the
of
Monessen School District, Pa. ■■
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
jpf
The
1957. Due
(CST)
purchase of $108,000 general
obligation funding and refunding
Bank of Avoca.
Oregon City, Oregon
water
Due
the
on
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Island
serburger,
Bond Offering—Chester J. Kor-
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
pusik, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on June 4 for
County
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Rhode
Company, of Providence, at 2.48%
discount.
).■ '.y
i;'.
v :;.y
July 1 from
Duryea School District, Pa.
and interest
Bond
on
1974 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds.
the
Due .on July 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
1,190,000 3s.
general obligation street improve¬
Sale—An issue of $300,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
$1,215,000 4s.
Ontario,'-Oregon
1958
group
County Consol.
Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O. *
Winnie), Texas
Note
follows:
as
Bond
on
a
Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank; Harriman,
Ripley &
Co., Inc.; W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.; A. Webster Dougherty &
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner,
and Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co*,
1967
ment
interest
and
Chester
Bank, of Port¬
Offering — J. F. Cooper,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June
3 for
the purchase
of $115,000
East Chambers
'
are
Banking & Trust Co.,
Philadelphia. Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
land.
Due
thereafter
sylvania
2270—-were awarded to
p.
the First National
1963
(J-D) payable at the First Penn¬
Multnomah County (P. O.
Clerk,
in
callable.
c^basis of about 3.74%.
ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. I.
bonds.
revenue
to Kalman &
—v.
RHODE
June
59
1,
April
from
Bonds due
thereafter
April
1
are
1972
call¬
Princi¬
Tomb all, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
water
tem
works, gas and sewer sys¬
revenue
McClung
&
bonds
was
sold
Knickerbocker,
to
and
Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 3, 1957
The Commercial and
60
(2612)
Due
Moreland, Brandenberger, John¬
ston & Currie, jointly, as follows:
inclusive.
1958 to 1962
106,000 4s.
1973 Inclusive.
1974 to
;
-
of
(Village), Farmington,
Alden, Garfield, Osceola and
Somerset (Towns) Joint School
District No. 2 (P. O. Osceola),
Osceola
dated June; 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
bonds
The
1957.
from
Due on May 1
1988 inclusive.
258,000 5s.
Kindred & Co., as
clusive.
1 from
Due on May
1963 to
'
inclusive.
1977
are
payable at the Bank of Virginia
or at
the Bank of New
7ork,
New York City. Legality
Wisconsin
Beach,
Bond Sale—The
Interest
Du¬ approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of son, of New York City.
1957.
1,
May
Dated
Legality approved by
M-N.
mas,
Control and
District No. 10 (P. O.
tional Bank,
Bond
G. Riske,
Board of Direc¬
receive sealed bids until
(CST) on June 6 for the
purchase of $800,000 water works
system tax and revenue bonds.
at
& Co., as
Lewis
May 1 from
Callable
inclusive.
on
of
193.49
Cottonwood
District (P. O. Salt
of $600,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to Edward L. Burton & Co.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on June
1
from
1964 to
1986 inclusive.
Callable on June 1, 1972. Princi¬
pal and interest
(J-D) payable at
Tracy-Collins Trust Company,
Lake City. Legality ap¬
Salt
Cutler, of
proved by Chapman &
Chicago.
VIRGINIA
O.
Arlington County (P.
Richmond), Va.
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Bond
nett, Secretary of
mission on Local
the State Com¬
Debt, will re¬
at his office,
bids
ceive
sealed
Room
222, Finance Bldg.,
Square,
(EST)
chase
$2,200,000 Court House bonds. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1958 to 1977
%
bonds. Due
sewer
Sept. 1
from
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
1958
:
v;
dated
Arlington
Arlington: -First and
chants
mond:
at
the
National
or
Bank
1,
(M-S)
Trust
Mer-
Rich¬
of
at the Marine Trust
Co.,
New York City.
&
Legality approved
Mitchell, Pershing. Shetterly
Mitchell, of N4 Y. City.
Beach,
Bond Offering—W. Russell Hat¬
City Manager, announces
that the City Council will receive
June 4 for the
000 bonds, as
June 14 for the
000
on
purchase of $970,-
v
Pla/a,
New
12,
York
2®.
J. NEUMANN,
■*
Hamilton, Ontario
Debenture
tures
Sale
—
An
...
,
issue of
X.
An
works
issue of
deben¬
July 1 from 1958
inclusive.
1977
to
—
sold to J. L. Graham &
was
Co. Ltd. Due on
Willoughhy [Township, Ontario
,
;$ale—iAn issue of $65,500
improvement bonds was sold to
Bell, ^Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
Bond
,
\
M-S.
Sale
6% "water
$45,000
5%s.-r Due on. July 1 from 1958 to
improvement deben¬ 1977"iftclusive. Interest J-J.
tures
was
sold to a syndicate
Woodstock Separate School Board,
securities headed by the Dominion Securi¬
ey„.
Ontario
-y
/-
and Other purposes,
added.
$7,651,000
,
..
ties
Dec.
Corporation, as 5y4s. Due on
15 from 1957 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
Other members of the
A.
E.
Gundy
Ames
Co.,
&
syndicate:
Wood,
Ltd.;
Ltd.;
McLeod,
Co., Ltd.; Bell,
Co.,
Ltd.;
Mills,
Co.,
Weir &
&
Young,
Gouinlock
&
6%
$61,000
:
Interest J-D.
Ltd.; J. L.
Burns Bros. &
table Securities Canada
Sale— An
Debenture
to
a
J;
issue of
debentures was sold
& Co. Ltd., at
Graham
L.
price of 100.05:'Due on May 15
inclusive, v
-
from 1958. to 1977
r.-- * v\
QUEBEC
Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec
newest
Sale—An issue of $97,000
Bond
improvement bonds was sold to
Interprovincial, Ltd., at a
territory
island
Credit
of Newfoundland
n • • •
bonds.
-
after
8
from date of
interest (J-D)
years
issue. Principal and
payable at the County Treasurers
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton,
4.
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
'i
f
Snohomish County,
a
185,
!
.
(P. O. Mukilteo), Wash.
water
Sale—The $170,000
offered
bonds
revenue
v.
...
Mukilteo Water
28—
May
2504—were awarded to
p.
composed of McLean &
group
Co.; Grande & Co.: and H. P. Pratt
&
Co.
Offering
works
—
July
until
Wis.
Bids
23
will be
for- the
water
$10,000,000
of
bonds,
revenue
it
is
re¬
,
Y.
1657.
P.
Thornbury, Ontario
Debenture
1, 1957. Due on June 1
able
received
On liar 29., 1957, a quarterly dividend of 4^34
cents
per share on the Preferred Steck and a
dividend of 40 cents per share on the Common
Btock were declared, payable July
1, 1957, to
stockholders of record at the close of business
June
Bond Corp.,
the Toronto-Dominion
Bank, as 5s. Du£ on Sept. T from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Interest
and
Ltd.,
April 15 from
on
1959 to 1972 inclusive. Call¬
purchase
KockH eiler
composed of J. L. Graham
Co., Ltd., Bankers
&
Ltd. Due
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Ontario
Harris & PartT
Newfoundland,
a
self-govern¬
ners, Ltd.; Thomson & Co., Ltd.;
ing unit until March 31, 1949, was
Royal Securities Corp., Ltd.; Equi¬
Britain's oldest colony and is the
from
Bond
9
group
& Co.
WISCONSIN
DIVIDEND NOTICE
C'
Township,
of
bentures was sold to J. L. Graham
purchase of $469,-
Milwaukee,
COMPANY
issue
hydro electric de¬
$125,000 5V2%
Sale—An issue of $52,235
improvement bonds was sold to a
due
important
bridges
An
—
(PST) on
obligation
general
follows:
W. HELME
Crowland
Bond
Spence & Co., Ltd.;
receive
will
$720.00u improvement bonds.
GEORGE
$2,000,000 of
the
Ontario
Hill,
Sale
period of from
Treasurer,
County
Bond
bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
of
Debenture
Dated June 15,
a
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Va.
ched,
sealed
private placement in the
Mr. Spencer
1958 to 1976
from
1
Interest J-D.
Skagit County, Union High School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
Washington ■-> Bond Offering —Will B.
Ellis,
District
Virginia
over
Dated June
Sept.
1956. Principal and interest
payable
on
1977
to
June
on
to 20 years.
2
follows:
by
and
improvement bonds
Co. Dated
4.20%
Due
1957.
Richmond,
until
noon
on June 12 for the pur¬
of
$3,200,000 - bonds, . as
1,000,000
was
hospitals, educational institutions,
the Trans-Canada Highway, roads
issue of $336,-
000/school bonds.
Capitol
inclusive. '
Minister of
accomplished
Spencer,
insurance, com¬
panies and pension funds and the
proceeds of the financing are to
be used for the construction of
sold to Grande &
was
City), Utah
Lake
Due
province of Canada. Its
Graham
& Co.;
includes not only the
price of 96.09, a net interest cost
but also Denton, Ltd.; James Richardson & of about 5.95%, as follows:
April 25, 1957. Due April 25, 1969. Labrador. The total area is about Sons.
Midland Securities Corp., Ltd.; $15,000 5s. Due on June 1 from;
Interest A-O.
Legality approved
equivalent in size to California.
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬ The
economy
of the
Province Cochran, Murray & Co., Ltd.; An¬
82,000 5y2s. Due on June 1 from!
derson & Co., Ltd.; Bankers Bond
witz, of Seattle.
rests principally
on three basic
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
industries:
mining,
pulp
and Corp., Ltd.; Deacon Findley Coyne,
Moses Lake Local Improvement
Dated June 1,1957. Interest J-D.j
Ltd.; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd.;
paper
and fishing.
Among the
District No. 7, Wash.
R. A. Daly &
Co., Ltd.; Fry &
Bond
Sale — An
issue of mining companies are the Iron
Laval-Des-Rapides, Quebec
Ore Company of Canada with its Co., Ltd.; Harrison & Co.; Collier,
$22,526.04 improvement bonds was
Bond Sale—An issue of $649,Norris
&
Quinlan, Ltd.; Osier,
sold to Wm, P. Harper & Son & huge reserves at Knob Lake; The
000 water works and sewer bonds]
Hammond
&
Nanton, Ltd., and
Co., of Seattle, as 4%s.
Dated Dominion Steel Corporation, and
was sold to a group composed of
the American Smelting & Refin¬ McConnell & Co., Ltd.
April 8, 1957.* Due on April 8,
Banque
Canadienne
NationaleJ
Company.
Forest products
1969.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬ ing
Moore Township, Ontario
Credit
Anglo-Francais,
Ltd.;]
are
produced principally by the
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Credit-Quebec,
Inc.;
DurocherJ
Bond Sale—An issue of $237,000
Bowater Paper Corporation, Ltd.
& Horowitz, ot' Seattle.
Rodrique & Co., and Florido Mat-]
and the Anglo-Newfoundland De¬ improvement bonds was sold to
J. L. Graham & Co., Ltd., and the teau, as 5Y2s, at a price of 91.27, aj
Pierce County School District No.
velopment Company. Already in
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce, basis of about 6.69%. Dated June]
320 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
the
planning stage is a huge
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
Due on 1, 1957. Due on June 1 frorrj
water power development close to jointly, as 534s and 5s.
1958
to
1972 inclusive.
Interesl]
County,
Treasurer, will
receive Goose Bay Airport, Labrador, at Aug. 15 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
J-D.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Hamilton
River,
Grand
Fails, sive. Interest F-A.
June 7 for the purchase of $320,-
UTAH
Bond Sale—An issue
S.
This
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
has just
Purchasers
District No. 6,
Sanitary
E.
the
were
interest payment
Sale—An
bonds was sold to
Graham & Co., Ltd., as 6y4s.
on May 1 from 1958 to 1977
Due
The Province of New¬
stated.
Local Improvement
Wash.
Lake
Moses
United
in
Sold
1972, through its agent, Shearson,
Hammill & Co.j of New York, he
Horowitz, of Seattle.
grimson &
Salt Lake County,
Co.,
any
bonds was sold to
Equitable Securities Canada,
Ltd., as 5%s, at a price of 98.10.
the
inclusive.
J. L.
of)
5y4% sinking fund debentures
issue.
Bond
;
by
from
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor-
dated
are
Dallas.
of
the purchase of $433,-
on
(Province
completed the
United States dollar financ¬
Finance.
and after five years
date
date
May 1,
1957. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Corpus Christi
State
National
Bank,
Corpus
Christi. Legality approved by Du¬
mas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of
bonds
ended March 31, 1957.
Chapleau Township, Ontario
Sale—An issue of $30,000
FOUNDLAND
American market of
Quick,
general
obligation
bonds.
June 1, 1957. Due on June
from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
1
Prescott, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $172,500
Bond
ing since confederation with Can¬
ada
in
1949,
according
to an
announcement made by the Hon¬
Dated
inclusive.
1976
to
first
325
May 1 from
—
foundland
orable
Mossyrock School
(P. O. Chehalis),
County
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
June 24 for
1977 to 1982
the
206
Washington'
Offering—Harold
Bond
follows:
49,000 4%s. Due on
The
County,
District No.
1970 inclusive.
1958 to
bonds offered
98.00.
at a price of
:oma,
sold to Ditt-
42,000 4V2s. Due on
1971
revenue
sewer
Due on May 1 from
$13,000 4s.
States
May 22 —v. 185, p. 2384 —were
awarded to McLean & Co., of Ta-
issue of $104,000
building bonds was
mar
and
Christi), Texas
(P. O. Corpus
NEW
Debentures
Wash.
Interest J-D.
improvement
reported that the
Province had a surplus in its fis¬
further
cal year
to
ONTARIO
Newfoundland
4s,
as
as
Canadian investors.
He
sold
was
June 1 from 1953 to 1977 inclusive.
the
requirements of the Province over
the next few years will require
the support of American as well
as
bonds
improvement
Ameri¬
financial
can
Ontario
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
53/4s, at a price of 96.50. Due on
by these important
institutions
ment
Forest,
Sale—An issue of $69,128
Bond
of New-<
the invest¬
improvement
Sale—The $350,000 water
Bond
School District
Bond Sale—An
welcomed
foundland
CANADA
price of par.
a
Bremerton,
1, 1957. Due on
Indep.
Oso
Committee,
Finance
State
June
1
from
1963 to
1990 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Austin National Bank,
Austin. Legality approved by Gib¬
son, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
West
of St. Paul, as 3%s,
of 100.05, a basis of
Spencer
stated
Government
Mr.
Provincial
supply.
that the
Richmond
obligation bonds offered May 23—
v.
185, p. 2271—were sold to the
tors, will
June
price
(P. O. Kennewick), Wash.
Sale—The $4,600 general
District
7:30 p.m.
Dated
a
hydro-power
future
of
Island View Water
County,
Benton
Offering—Ben
Bond
at
Mount
which will be an important source
about 3.74%.
Improvement
Austin), Texas
President of the
bonds offered May 23
awarded to the First Na¬
were
WASHINGTON
County Water
Travis
$88,000 general
obligation
Dallas.
»
2384—were awarded to Barcus,
4Vss, at a price
101.30, a basis of about 4.07%.
p.
1958 to
250,000 refunding bonds. Due on
June 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
from
Due on May 1
$36,000 3s.
from
1
June
on
Secretary
ported.
Mushego
Joint
and
P. O.
Bond
Norway
School
District
(Towns)
No. 2
Muskego), Wis.
Sale—The $169,000 school
t•
••
bonds, offered
May 23
—
v.
185„
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