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MONDAY
ISSUE
^
JUL 1
SINESS ADMINISTRATE
LIBRARY.
The Commercial w
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic
Volume 187
Number 5755
New York 7, N.
Y.,
Monday, June 30, 1958
and
RAILROAD
ABC
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Vending Corp.—Files With
150,000
be
sold
all
of
shares
for
the
the
The
AEC
&
of
proceeds
will
Co..
and
common
account
net
shares
Reynolds
of
the
offered
New
of
$1
The
shares
who
will
par
underwriting
an
will
headed
group
food,
candy,
soft
popcorn,
bv
Stock and Bond Quotations
drinks
of
of
the
lor
37
sales
and
of
Confection
the
share,
13
on
Since
an
the
in
ABC
ending
with
its
cf
Columbia, Canada and
subsidiaries
Group,
March
25
adjusted
District
and
Cabinet
weeks
compared
1957,
per
states
1957,
amounted
31,
cents
and
1058
to
for
to
the
Profits
cents
the company has paid dividends at the
The dividend rate
was
recently increased
of
race
to
25
80
in
The
Midwest Stock
cents
cents
Pacific
per
quarter.
1,126,866 common shares. The selling
Enterprises,
Inc.,
and
subsidiaries,
of
O'Reilly, Jacob and Helen A. Beresin, Ben¬
of
aggregate
and
Mr.
115,667
O'Reilly
shares
69,525
hold
Bessie
shares;
sell
sell
and
hold
187,
is
who
listed
23,966
2649
and
shares
and
nounces
that
Strauss,
Chairman
of
the. Commission
to
proposes
Atomic
i
Power
for
Association
nuclear
the
reluted
electric
Elk
by the
River under
the
which
RCPA
conventional
will
provide
turbo
and
heater at
super
of
22,000 electrical
and cooler,
The
total
kilowatts.
The
reactor
would
and a mixture of thorium and
estimated
cost
the
to
Commission
use
water
as
the
two
fuel.
as
includes
operating
turbo
estimated
is expected
It
Title to
be
the
costs
about
by. the
would
be
Commission.
provided
by
The
RCPA
con-
at
be completed by October, 1960.
plant, fuel elements and super heater would
Government.
Since
the
plant
would
be
built
and
operated under contract to the AEC, it is not expected that the formal
construction or operating license would be
issued, but au¬
plant would be granted only after the Commis¬
sion's safety standards had been
fully complied with.—V. 187, pp. 2437
2789.
Aelus Wing Co., Inc., Trenton, N. J.—Files
The
corporation
covering
stock
ferred
.is
SI>
(par
stock
i
involved.
plant
and
on
3,500
and
five
$li
par
The
June
filed
16
units,
each
shares
be
to
proceeds
of
general corporate
oi
of
at
$15
be
to
snares
purposes.—V.
unit.
per
used
for
185.
With SEC
notification
10
7'cumulative
offered
are
letter
a
composed
of
with
Air
participating pre¬
No underwriting
the
completion
of
a
1629.
p.
Reduction Co., Inc.—Plans New Chemical
Plant—
Plans
to
facility
costing
President
The
build
John
plant,
a
chemical
new
in
of
excess
A.
plant
aud
$12,0ti0,00C
Hill.
which will
were
"
be
constructed
at
extensive
an
disclosed
!
pilot
May
*
Calvert
City, Ky., will pro¬
duce
20,000,000 pounds per year of polyvinyl alcohol
resin, and is
to be completed early In i960.
The project will include an
expansion doubling the capacity of the existing 45.000.000 pounds
per
year vinyl acetate monomer plant.
This expansion for vinyl acetate
monomer
is required by reason of tlie fact that
approximately two
pounds of vinyl acetate- monomer arc required to make one pound of
polyvinyl alcohol resin.
In addition, the company will build an extensive
pilot plant facility
at Bound Brook, N. J., which will be used, in
support of the production
of
sale
polyvinyl alcohol.
for polyvinyl alcohol in this country are in the prep¬
textile sizing and finishes, paper
coatings and
emulsifying and thickening agents. A special form is also used as
Existing
aration
as
uses
of
the
material in the production of polyvinyl butyral. which is
plastic interlnyer for automobile safety glass.
It is Air Reduction's
that
vinyl
Uses
continued
will
alcohol
of
polyvinyl
improvement
contribute
alcohol
to
for
in
the
quality
substantial
a
these
purposes
and
growth
cost
of
of
poly¬
these
uses.
comparatively small
in
other
countries.
The
resin is
used, however, in Japan for the
production of an important synthetic fiber known as vinylon.
This
large scale successful fiber development in Japan has led the pro¬
ducers there to develop a very efficient and economical process for the
are
production of extremely high quality polyvinyl alcohol.
The orocess to be used by Air Reduction has been
license
which
leader
Air
from
is
in
the
the
the
Kurashiki
Polyvinyl
that
of
all
the
offers the
process
basic
the
original producer cf
field.
This process
Reduction
chemists
35
35
in
and
under
Company, Ltd., of Osaka, Japan,
vinylon fiber and continues to be a
was
engineers,
licensed
after
from
three
Kurashiki
years
of
when
intensive
corporation
the
In
its
the
polyvinyl
Sixth
Air
alcohol
Reduction
industrial
and
resin
U. S.
the
to
Currently
division's
calcium
Reduction
the
Air
Just
Sales
carbide
completed
will
Co.,
for
Calvert
at
calcium
of
acetylene
residue
from calcium
gas
Albemarle
at
this
today
quality of
fiber
fiber
will
growing
National
produced
carbide.—V. 137, p.
in
the
B
in
be
West
Carbide
generation
stocks
of
Co.—Stock
record
on
rights to subscribe at
vertible
subordinated
for
par
1978.
An
1958
writing group headed by Scott & Stringfellow, Rich¬
Va., will purchase from the company up to $2,000,000 of any unsubscribed debentures, and two insur¬
companies
will
purchase the
to
offer
class
B
EST,
July
The
Aug.
is
being
amount
stock
9,
1958.
debentures
31,
1958
made
on
June
.
are
for
20,
each
1958.
.
.
a
share.
on
the
shares
20
Rights
expire
basis
of
at
of
class
$100
A
or
3:30 .p.m.,
..
convertible^ into
initialy at $22
187,
2649.
p.
this
corporation will create two-separate divi¬
the product lines now. -handled by
market
and
Glen
B.
Miller,
President,
announced on
manufactured
Stewart
will
and sold-under
be
appointed
the
Barrett
President
to
Division
Barrett
be
Di¬
'
and
sale
of
plastics,
resins
and
industrial
chem¬
conducted
Automobile
Co.—Seeks
Insurance
con¬
Exemp¬
Reporting Requirement—
has
applied
to
Securities
the
statement
a
The
obligation,
to
under
the
views
of
file
registration
of
Securities
thereon.
annual
of
other
and
statements
Act
and
by
1933
resulted
reports
American
(the
last
Automobile
the
from
Insurance
became
which
of
effective
in
March, 1955) proposing the public offering of securities.
Accord¬
ing to the present application, however, all of the company's out¬
standing' securities, consisting of
1,750.000 shares of capital stock,
owned
the
is
not
investors.
of
American
of
record
continued
the
company
tection
held
and
that
asserts
Insurance
also
by
filing
is
the
of
in
necessary
the
obligated
The
company.
annual
public
to
file
application
by
other
and
interest
or
reports
for
annua)
the
and
pro¬
other
reports with the Commission; and the Commission's rules require It
to include in its annual reports appropriate financial statements of
Automobile
American
independent
legal
American
Insurance
entity.—V.
Enka
long
so
184,
as
the
latter
remains
an
1677.
p.
Corp.—New Plant
Operating—
major step in its nylon expansion program, the corporation has
production of nylon in a new multi-million-dollar Plant at
a
started
Enka, N. O.
When
commercial
full
company's
is
production
achieved
within
a
lew
months,
production of fine denier nylon textile yarns will be nearly
tripled.
.
The
reported that sales of its nylon products are up 23 %
have kept the company's'textile yarn facilities
company
last
over
year
and
running at full capacity.—V.
187,
3
Net,
Months
1885.
p.
Ended
March
income
territorial
&
31—
taxes——-—
Fed.
inc.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
sales
Profit before
Est.
Factors Ltd.
taxes—
1957
1958
$11,120,633 $11,475,586 $11,113,576
318,821
5G8.242
442,332
Net
profit
Dividends paid per share
Earnings per share
—V. -182, p. 2785.
«•
89,383
American
&
$229,438
$0.40
$0.46
•
232,742
186,578
$335,500
$255,744
$0.35
$0.51
-
$0.40
$0.67
Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Net Income at
Ail-Time High—
stockholders
to
debentures
of
held
be
Dorn
company
file
or
remaining $1,500,000
of debentures from the company.
principal
Y.—V.
N.
con¬
under¬
mond,
ance
-
Corp.—Creates Two Divisions—
Division,
manufacture
filing
Offering
June 20,
$3,500,000 of 5^2%
debentures due
York,
New
Aug. 3,-1958, all of
share, pins dividends
will be made at the
on
per
Payment
2329.
is offering to the holders of its class A
common
$115
,
will
As
the
are
redemption
at
1958.
Exchange Commis¬
sion for an order exempting it from the requirement of the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934 t&v filing annual and other related reports.
Interested
persons
have until June 27, 1958 to request a hearing
total, it will represent
$40,000,000 in its Calvert
materials
Paper Manufacturing
company
class
and
187,
long-established
lines
of
roofing,.-building t and
paving;
will be separated from the plastics and -coal .'chemicals and
American
—The
stock—V.
and the potential from new building materials facilities will be
siderably strengthened by this realignment.—V. 187, p. 2329.
Chemical
from
stock,
stock;
common
common
by the Plastics and Coal Chemicals Division.
This change will make possible Intensified concentration on
research,,*
csutomer service and the development of specialized markets for eaeh
of
the
product
lines
involved.
Allied's
growing
stake
in; plastics
in
oxide
B
preferred
v.
The
City
far
Wall St;*
16
Barrett
H.
The
48
the
called
future,
near
continue
name.
May 1958, at Calvert City, is a plant for the pro¬
duction of methyl butynol and methyl
pentynol. A vinyl stearate plant
is nearing completion.
Under construction is a plant for the recovery
of
class
adjusted to
of long-term
1958,
class A
value
par
value
30,
$15,550,000
cumulative
-
materials
and
acetylene generating plant,
the Air
division's oxygen and nitrogen plant, and
division's vinyl acetate monomer plant.
Company
Reduction
$5
of:
6','o
26.
icals
rights to the vinylon
plant
1o
be
built
chemical center.
In
by the company of almost
operations.
in operation at Calvert City
City
of
par
Albemarle
1958
Barrett's
48
use
has
manufacture
vision.
commercial
prospects
facility
investment
an
$5
Chemical
present
May
-
this country.
According to Mr. Hill, the development of this fiber pos¬
sibly may be best accomplished in cooperation with others having
experience' and position in the textile field.
Discussions with pro¬
spective partners are already well advanced, he added.
new
shares
of
preferred stock
July 1 to Aug. 8,
TTust
are
been granted
optimistic about
very
value
par
30,
of $1,919,009.
Compar¬
$32,063,000 and $2,306,000.
March
on
consisted
108,272
from
sions
and highest
economy
has also
is
March
income
were
$100
outstanding
Bankers
/
producer.
and
process
net
financing,
of
shares
accrued
alcohol
principle
and
To Redeem Stock—
The
its
fabrics.
Air Reduction
its
000
constituent
industrial
at
Products Inc.—Private
Placement—White, Weld
Co., New York, negotiated the private sale of $20,000,of 20-yr. promissory notes to institutional investors.
&
45
47
methods
bast
sale
the
subsidiary,
Alco
44
resin, as produced by the Kurashiki process, is
of vinylon fiber for wearing
apparel and many
Vinylon has strength and heat resistance similar
to nylon and is distinguished by its outstanding resistence to chemi¬
cals. solvents, sun-light and fungus.
Appearance and feel can be
made to correspond to wool, silk or cotton.
Since its introduction in
1950, vinylon has had substantial growth in Japan and Kurashiki is
the
The
•
obtained
Rayon
series;
591,489
2o45.
41
•product.
adhesives.
starting
belief
three
p.
Statement of Member Banks of
concluded
Kurashiki
ended
year
$31,851,000,
shares
American
study,
and
a
machine
40
,
a
Ihe
of
current
tion From
Kentucky
plant
29
by
expected
and
40
'
The
*
Exchange
The Course of Bank Clearings
the
common
the
47,330
and
$1,750,000.
thority to operate the
SEC
in
39
an
Commission
and
debt;
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
proposed
that the reactor would
the
by
borne
facilities
entire reactor
retained
be
to
generator
of
cost
sales
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
reflect
39
48
mod¬
a
uranium oxide
under
fiscal
figures in the previous fiscal year
38
Federal Reserve System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
arrangements would be about $11.45 million. This includes the cost oi
development, construction, training and test operation of the
reactor, to
be performed by ACF Industries under
cost-type contract, with a ceiling
of $9,269,000,
including fixed fee. The Commission total estimate also
ventional
Exchange
Foreign Exchange Rates
combined capacity
a
the
net
36
11
Condition
papormuking
with
headquarters in Richmond,
Va.,
has
subsidiaries:
Halifax;
Seaboard
Manufacturing
able
Dividends Declared and Payable
reactor.
new
a
bad.
...
The agreement with ACF covers
design, development, fabrication, con¬
struction and test operation of a.
closed-cycle boiling water nuclear
reactor and conventional fuel-fired
erator
and
Miscellaneous Features
site
a
generator
of
The
EARNINGS—In
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bonds Offerings..
55
entire
used
be
kraft
Allied
plant lor five years as part of its
purchase from the Commission the steam
and
papers
has
provide
operate the
system,
power
produced
at
plant,
facilities,
of
an-
signed a contract with the Nuclear
Products—Erco division of ACF Industries, Washington, D. C., to
develop
and construct a demonstration nuclear
power plant at Elk River, Minn.
The Commission is
negotiating a contract with the Rural Cooperative
will
Bag Corp.; Interstate Bag Co., Inc.; and Halifax
company's business consists primarily, of the manu¬
paper and specialties,
blotting and industrial filter
other specialty papers.
Co.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
Energy
debentures
of
Raymond
facture
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
sell
Energy Commission,
Stock
sale
plant.
C.
wholly-owned
Timber
36
Exchange
Stock
the
financing program of the company and
contemplates the private sale-Of $10,500,000
installation
and
Rapids, N.
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets..
2789.
the
five
Corp.;
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Enterprises holds
shares; Mr. O'Reilly holds
shares; Jacob and Helen
30,000
Commission—
L.
an
Smerling
50,000
Industries, Inc.—Contract From Atomic
V Lewis
hold
President
as
to sell 30,000 shares; Benjamin
shares
and
propose
to sell 30,000
holds
pp.
Klebenov,
Montreal
propose
49,180
Klebenov
Louis
Beresin
Chairman.
to
to
shares
shares.—V.
ACF
Board
proposes
Sherman
Mr.
and
Jacob
proposes
and
61,468
and
10.000
shares.
as
and
shares
Beresin
and
327,210
Coast
cost
31
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
company has outstanding
shareholders
are
Smerling
Newark, N. J., Charles L.
jamin Sherman, Bessie Sherman,
15
27
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
per
period
of
1958
also
BUSINESS—Albemarle,
American Stock Exchange..
Boston Stock Exchange
basis.
1955,
year.
26
same
the
Roanoke
Page
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
exclusive
$56,006,937.
amounted
share
per
affiliates,
the
which
sale of bonds, together with proceeds from the loan
debentures will be used by Halifax' Paper Co., Inc.,
of
for
New York
Cuba.
proceeds
with
first mortgage bonds to two insurance
companies and tne borrow¬
ing of $1,000,000 from two banks under a term loan agreement.
*
Albemarle plans to refund $8,500,000 of outstanding 4:!4fc -bonds with,
.the proceeds from the sale of the new bonds.
The
remainder from
the
sell
products, newspapers and magazines and other
merchandise
through sales personnel and through automatic
coin-operated vending
machines in many kinds of locations.
They also operate restaurants,
bars and stands at race
tracks, airports, bus terminals, and turnpike
stops. Sales locations of all types exceed 4,000 in
the more populous
In
subsidiaries
of
In This Issue
receive
connection
Its
York.
subsidiaries
MISCELLANEOUS
-
in
sale.
tobacco
areas
INSURANCE
-
PROCEEDS—'The
value.
by
Copy
a
Investment News
Exchange
public sale
selling stockholders
certain
from
be
Inc.,
its
stock
$1.25
SEC—
Corporation filed on June 24 with
the. Securities
and
Commission a registration statement
covering the proposed
oi
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
class
B
common
stock
after
This
which operates through associated electric power
Latin American countries, reports that net income
all-time high of $12,577.000,-.or- $1.72 a .share,
.compared with $11,900,000, or $1.63 a share in 1956. In his report
on operations of the company, second largest investor in Latin America,
President Henry B. Sargent stated that, "after 35 years in the Latincomnany,
companies
in
1957
in
11
reached
an
(2902)
2
demands
^al
annual average of o\ei
of
*Cin?°company
06''
of
excluding
1957,
20The° $k93,900,000
will be financed through
through Foreign Power ($28,800,000), from
institutions ($14,300,000), from operating companies
program
1S58
<821,000,000),
resources
El
total capacity to 1,344,
construction at the end
will add an additional
reported, bringing the
Argentina. Plants tinder
which will be completed in 1953,
kw'
127,000 kw
generating capacity of
installed additional
Sargent
Mr.
1957
In
government
Export-Impoi
BUMr. ^a^gent^reported 'that the company decided late in 1957 to
suspend work on its proposed atomic power progiam, but he tmphacized American & Foreign still maintains an active interest and is
continuing investigation in anticipation of the time when it will be
($10,500,000) and from
and bank loans
securities sales
to carry out a sound nuclear program.
Work v as
suspended, he said, until such time as atomic Phwer
becomes more nearly competitive with power supplied by
nlants in the sizes which are practicable for installation by our asso¬
ciated companies. He called attention also to difficulties
in
securing necessary insurance coverage.
Initiated more than two
feasible
economically
conventional
encountered
that net income of the company for 1957
reached, an all-time record of $12,577,000, or $1.72 a share compared
with $11,900,000, or $1.63 a share in 1956. This, he pointed out, was
achieved despite declines
in currency values in Brazil, Chile and
underscored benefits of diversification of the company s
11 Latin-American countries.
Of the CI.72 earned per share in 1957, the company paid cash
dividends to shareholders totaling 95 cents per share,
and 77 cents
per
share was retained for reinvestment in the company's business.
Colombia and
investments in
declared for the first and
share have been
25 cents per
of 1958.
,
Consolidated net income of $2.03 per share in 19o7, compared
$2 09 per share in 1956, was adversely affected by delays in
rate increases to compensate for increased operating expenses,
by devaluation of the peso in Colombia.—V. 187, p. 2330.
cecond quarters
with
obtaining
and
announced June 26 it had sold to the Prudential
Insurance Co. of America, $1,000,000 5V2%
notes, due
1968. Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York, negotiated the
private placement.
The company, with offices in Providence and Boston, is a commercial
pinsetting
financing of automatic
specializing in the
machines.—V. 185, p. 2554,
company
Co.—Stock Offering
—The company is offering to holders of its outstanding
common
stock the right to subscribe to 941,564 shares
of common stock
(par $1) at $5.50 per share, at the
ratio of one additional share for each one-and-one-half
shares held on June 25. Rights expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT)
on July 9, 1958.
The unsubscribed shares will be taken
up
by a group of underwriters headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, New York, and Pierce,
Life Insurance
American Heritage
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla. The stock is
not qualified for sale in New York and may not be sold,
offered for sale, delivered or advertised in New York
confirmations of Sales
orders be accepted in or
made from New York.
nor may
health insurance.
four months
the
EARNINGS—For
ended April 30, the company re¬
net loss of $49,505.
a
2,353,910 shs.
■^Includes 105,843 shares reserved for possible issuance upon exercise
of stock options already granted and 77,550 upon exercise of options
stock
$1)_____.
(par
be granted.
which may
*4,000,000 shs,
—
v."
'
named below have agreed to pur¬
price any of the shares of common stock not
UNDERWRITERS—Underwriters
chase at the subscription
subscribed
in
for,
opposite their respective names:
set
percentages
the
;
intends to apply the net proceeds from
successive stages of the expansion program,
—V.
the sale of
in the order
Company, Inc.
net proceeds to be received from the sale of tlj
together with other company funds and short-term bat
approximately $2,600,ou0, will oe a .plied to
ne cosl
of construction through the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1958. T|
company estimates that such costs will amount to $10,381,000.
PROCEEDS—The
stock,
new
borrowings
Outside
Loewi
Fen¬
Pierce,
Lynch,
E. F. Hutton & Co._
_____
R.
S. Dickson
& Co., Inc.—
A.
M. Kidder
&
Co., Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
A.
& Sons-—
&
Evans
Hirsch
Co—
&
1.90
—
The Johnson,
Corp.
1.90
1.90
L
Co.,—__
Lane, Space
The
Kentucky
&
—
Co.
Lundborg
Co.,
1.50
1.50
187', p. 2649.
Co
Co.—__
1.50
1.50
1.00
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
J. R. Williston & Beane_„
1.90
1.9o
—
—V.
Ryons &
Irving
2.00
2.00
1.90
&
&
Mead, Miler & Co
.
Reinholdt & Gardner
Frank B. Bateinan, Ltd..
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.—
Alester g. Furman Co., Inc.
A. M. Law & Co., Inc
Joe McAIister Co.—
.
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Edgar M. Norris
2.00
Co.,
—
Hentz
Weedon
Lester,
—' 2.00
—
Edwards
g.
Clement
/
Frost, Read & Simons, Inc.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
H.
Crowell,
1.90
1.90
1.90
1.50
1.50
1.50
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler& Co.
&
Middlebrook, Inc.
Coburn
2.75
2.75
2.00
Shearson, Hammill & Co.___
A.
Inc.
2.75
2.75
____
Johnston, Lemon & Co
The
Co.,
3.50
Francis I. duPont & Co.——
&
&
3.50
Co.i'___
&
Noyes
Shields & Co
Courts
1.90
Inc
Lynch—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—.
9.00
Inc.
Hemphill,
Co.
Turben
Moore, Leonard &
Wulbern,
Carrison,
Pierce,
&
Merrill,
21.00
& Smith
ner
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
over
1.00
1.00
1.00*
1.00
40,000th Automatic Pinspotter—
Company on June 13 leased its 40,000th Automatic Pinspotter, accord¬
ing to Morehead Patterson, Chairman.
Carter L. Burgess, President,
pointed out that the 40,000th lease
assures that more than half of the sport's 76,000 lanes sanctioned by
the American Bowling Congress will have AMF Automatic Pinspotters.
The demand for the machines and related bowling equipment so far
this year, has "far exceeded our most optimistic expectations," My.
Burgess declared.
"The way new business has been coming in," he
added, "we have had to constantly revise upwards our estimates for
the year.
In January, we forecast delivery of 7,000 Pinspotters this
year, now it looks like 9,000."—V. 187, p. 2437.
Leases
Sales
reached
a
The
June
1.00
1.00
1958
shares
officers
—
Supply Corp.—Files With SEC—
flied a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 100,000 shares of its $4 par common stock.
to be offered under restrictive stock
options to
key employees of
the company and its subsidiaries.
t|
p.
1429.
American
Ltd.—Shares Offered—
Earnings
25c
the
will
bear interest
United
States
gt
dollar
an
and
the
Israel
pound.)
in
Ikws
of
undfcr
paper
Israel. In the 12 months endeci July 31, 1957, the comoany'fc millr
at Hadera,
located
In
for
the first
class
B
end
1947,
which
Israel;
produced
15,886
short
tons
(2,000 pounds
the
split,
1957,
net
income
after provision
share,
$6,332,258
was
for the
for 'preferred dividends
43c for the second quarter plus
total of 68c for the 1958 six months on
shares,
quarter, or a
earnings
were
will
increased
from
scribed
such
below,
of
1956.
1,
named
underwriters
the
purchase from
to
forth
set
30
share on Dec.
and to 40 cents a
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
of the common stock near the el
quarterly dividends thereon, the r;J
cents to 35 cents a snare on Dec.
company
was
the
comm|
sale of the new
consist of: $34,951,000
preferred stock; and 1,091,1
the
to
company
distribution
nas paid
public
the
Since
below
have
several
the respective percental
stock as are not si
stock subscription offer:
company
in
shares of common
pursuant to the common
%
The First Boston
&
Courts
Co.
The Johnson, Lane, Space
14.25
Corp.
Corp.-_________________
___;—___
Inc.
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
61
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.__
3J
3|
14.00
.
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.__
J. W. Tindall & Co.______
14.00
Pierce,
Brooke
&
31
,
Co
7.50
Byron
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc._
7.50
Securities Corp...
6.00
French & Crawford, Inc.—
Varnedoe. Chisholm ,& Co.,
Inc.
;
&
Fenner
A.
Clement
Smith
6.00
2]
2|
Co.,
&
Evans
6.00
Inc.
187,
p.
were
Atlas
The
2546.
for
the
also
Sewing Centers, Inc.—Sales at Record—
reported on June 11 that sales for the fiscal yd
31 climbed to $13,103,270. making it an all-time recj
11-year-old company. Sales last year amounted to $11,079,1
record.
Sales lor May, which was the largest single month
company
ending
a
record,
May
reached
87c per common share.—V.
187, p. 1201.
peak of $1,675,111.
The previous monthly
when sales reached $1,451,071.—V. 187, p.
a
set in August 1957,
was
shares outstanding. On 6.645,588 shares outstanding at the
of the first six months in 1957, adjusted for last year's 3 for 2
stock
the
of
sixHnonths amounted to $5,704,496. Earn¬
,
common
of
capitalization
long-term debt; 76,400 shares of $100 par
shares of $10 par common stock.
7,519,579
Bangor
The
hj
11
Hydro-Electric Co.—Private Placementprivately
placed
has
company
with
an
institutional
inve^
first mortgage bonds due 1988. The private placer
arranged through the investment banking firm of Smith, Bar|
& Co., New York.
$2,500,000 of 4',}■
American Motors Corp.—SEC
Acts Against Wolf son in
of the Securities and Exchange Commission,
vanPelt Bryan issued an order on June
24 temporarily restrami.ig Lewis E. Wolfson, rresiuent and C..airman
of the Board of Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp., who until recently
was
said to be
the
largest stockholder in American Motors,
from
further
alleged
violations of the anti-fraud and anti-manipulative
provisions of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934.
[The SEC,
at
the
request of Mr. Wolfson's Counsel,
has agreed to postpone
hearing on the request for a preliminary injunction until Aug. 5, 1958.]
Acting
Federal
on
the
Judge
request
Frederick
Commission
contended
that
the
industrialist
and
persons
act¬
concert with him knowingly had caused to be published in a
of "vide circulation" on June 20 false and misleading
information to the effect' that he was "one-quarter of the way home"
ing
was
Proceeds
to
and
from
finance
Bankers
financing
the
disposing of nis
stock.
reported holdings of 400,000 shares
company's
Paul
Wjndels,
charged
before
the
of the motor
.
Jr., .New
court
York
that
.
Regional Administrator of the SEC,
Mr. Wolfson in January had publicly
will be used
capital expenditures.—V.
Fidelity
Life
to
184, p.
Insurance
repay
bank borrow!
1342.
Co.—Statement
fective—
The
registration
statement
covering
258,740
shares
of
June
17/—V.
187,
filed
with the SEC on Feb. 28. l|
stock (par $1) became effecf
1089.
on
Bart
F.
new
C.
p.
common
Mfg. Co.—Subsidiary
in
newspaper
in
company was organized on Feb.
20, 1951,
the State of Isrdeh It is the principal producer of
BUSINESS—The
the
per
exclusive
The
annual rate of 90 Israel prutot
share (equivalent to $0.05 at the current official rate of exchange
shares
between
1958
company's history.
first six months.
State of Israel bonds.
per
the
Stock Trading—
Israeli Paper Mills
Harry E. Brager Associates, New York, acting as agents
for the corporation, offered on June 6, 3,480,000 series B
ordinary shares (par value 1 Israel Pound per share),
at $1 per share. (2,520,000 shares of the authorized issue
of 6,000,000 shares had already been sold as of April 30,.
1958.)
Subscriptions may be made in cash or certain
The
for
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock,
—V.
income
Net
are
and
187,
31. 1958,
1957 were
ings of $3,565,749. for second quarter were 67<;r greater than earnings"
of $2,138,747 reported for the first quarter.
Net income for May, the
final month in the second quarter, was the largest for any May in
the
corporation
24,
These
for the six months ended May
$105,046,581. Sales for the first half of
company
record
a
g|
operating revenues of the company for the
months ended March 31, 1958 amounted to $48,821,585 and net incoil
to $3,384,249, compared with $42,943,429 and $2,384,327 for the fistf
year ended Sept. 30, 1957.
In the area served by the company,
1957-58 heating season was the coldest in the last 18 years, where
the
1956-57 heating season was the
warmest in the last 25 yeaj
REVENUES—Gas
Equitable
$96,069,714.
and
American Hospital
the
of
Co.—Earnings—
Atlanj
t|
In
customers.
of
in August this year.
service area is metropolitan
industrial, financial and transportation center of
this area, having an estimated 1957 population
million, are approximately 68£> of the company's natural
the
is
Southeast.
of
American Marietta
o*
BUSINESS—The company's, major
German
ready to start operating
will terminate on Jul|
underwritten by a group headed by The Fi<
Courts & Co. and The Robinson-Humphre|
subscription offer, which
The
11, will be
1955
Merrill
of recor<j
share foj
alsj
addi!
unsub|
which
will he
Co.—Stock Offering—The company
Boston Corp.,
will design and equip
countries.
19581
completed on May 15,
was
company
scribed shares.
is the product of an AMF process which
of clean, ground, high quality tobacco held
strip form by a small percentage of a specially developed
plant
that
2217.
p.
offering its holders the privilege of subscribing for
tional shares, subject to allotment, out of any
Foundry
million
The
1,353,92£
121,317 additional shares on the basis of one new shart
each eight shares then held. The company is
minute particles
European
J'
2.631,64f^
for
Microflake Cigar Binder Plant
$
955,781,9571
$2,100,378
offering to the holders of its common stock
June 26, 1958 rights to subscribe at $29.50 per
plant will have an annual capacity of 600,000 to one
pounds of Microflake Cigar Binder. Two and one-half pounds
of Microflake will provide enough binder for 1,000 average size cigars.
Production from the plant will be marketed in Germany and other
The
187,
Atlanta Gas Light
leaf dealers.
Cigar Binder
together in
adhesive.
■
.
is
the first Microflake Cigar Binder
plant outside of the United States, it was announced on May 27 by
Morehead Patterson, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
The plant was contracted for by Microflake Tabak Gesellschaft m.b.H.
& Co. at Schifferstadt, Germany, near Heidelburg.
The new German
company was formed by a group of five German, Dutch and American
combines
<j*
\
892,314,283
'■ 3,504.004
1,403,626
——
—
of
stock
capital
—V.
United States—
This company
May 4,'57
$1,277,722
Common stock dividend 10 Yc—____________—
______
6,584,392
NOTE—Owing to the seasonal nature of livestock marketing anc
price fluctuations, six months' earnings are not necessarily indicative
of
annual earnings.
Armour Foods showed a substantial improve¬
ment in operating results, which was largely offset by a decreas<j
in
Armour
Chemical Industries' earnings, owing to the decline ir
business
activity and to the unfavorable climatic condition of th<j
Southern States which adversely affected the fertilizer division.
The sale of the shares of various foreign corporations of ArmouJ
International to International Packers Limited for 885,000 shares of
earnings
Net
Co.—New Battery—
The company lias developed a
new quick-heating chemical battery
the size of a brick that will solve an important problem in the nation's
guided missile program, Fred K. Powell, Jr., Vice-President and group
executive of the Government Products group, announced on May 26.
The new compact, high power silver-zinc battery contains a built-in
chemical heater that brings the battery to operating temperature faster
than ever possiblel before.
The new AMF product solves the difficult
problem of providing instant electrical power for missiles which must
be stored and
fired quickly at sub-zero temperatures.
The Chemical
heater automatically brings the battery to operating temperature in
six seconds, compared to the previous heat-up time of several minutes
To Build First
i
I
including service
revenues——_—___
Earnings before income taxes-—
'j.x
Provision for
income taxes
——
Sales,
of such
&
y
—26 Weeks Ended-
May 3,'58
1950.
Machine
American
|
'
additional funds from future financing.'
financing are not now known,
discussions with the Export-Import
possibility of a loan, in an amount
of $3,000,000 or more, the proceeds of which would be used by the
company to purchase equipment from suppliers in the United States.
Additional financing by the company may also include, among other
things, extensions of credit by suppliers of materials and equipment.
The
company has no commitment from the Export-Import Bank of
Washington or any other source for the raising of any such additional
p.
Show Gain—
Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Armour &
has had preliminary
Bank of Washington regarding the
186,
"
Offering-
Co.—Secondary
45 cents per
company
funds.—V.
'
182, p. 910.
Service
Public
of $33 per share, with a dealer's concession of
share. The offering was quickly completed.
187, p. 2789.
price
hereinafter set forth: The total estimated cost of the ex¬
pansion program, including sums needed for additional working capital,
is $9,800,000. If all of the shares offered are sold, the net proceeds
from such sale, together with the $1,000,000 which the company has
already received from the recent sale of ordinary shales, will be
approximately $3,128,900 less than such total cost. The company
the
Oil Co.—Additional Shares Sold—
Murphy Corp. below.—V.
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock was I
made on June 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, at a
priority
expects to obtain the necessary
Although the source and form
.
—_
—______
$247,022,000 $254,763,000
12,439,000
10,150,000
$1.79
$1.44
■
14,091,000
11,952,000
1538.
Arizona
of all State of
for the shares
company
to the
Microflake
Outstanding
Authorized
Common
The
chares
tobacco
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
.
share
common
per
p,
Anmrex
for other batteries.
be added to the company's general funds to permit
aggressively in the expansion of its business.
BUSINESS—The company is engaged in the writing of ordinary life
insurance, offering a variety of life, term, endowment and annuity
policies, premiums for which are payable on a monthly, quarterly,
semiannual, or annual basis, and in the writing of group accident and
PROCEEDS—To
it to engage more
ported
_——
income
on
187,
See
company
plant.
bleach
of
panv
finance
income
—V.
will realize net proceeds of $5,671,100 (or its
equivalent in Israel currency) if all of such shares are sold after
deducting expenses (including reimbursement of the out-of-pocket ex¬
penses of selling agents for the sale of the shares from Dec, 23, 1957
until Aoril 23, 1958) estimated at $328,900 if all such shares are sold.
The company intends to use such net proceeds, together with $1,000,000
which it recently received from the sale for cash [ of 1,000.000
ordinary shares to several of its principal stockholders, in connection
with its expansion program. The company does not expect that the
maximum rate at
which it may present State of Israel Bonds for
redemption, as described above, will impede such expansion program,
More particularly, the company's plans are as follows:
The net
proceeds of sales of series' B ordinary shares heretofore
subscribed to
($2,250,000)
plus the $1,000,000 recently received as
described above, will enable the company to construct a pulp mill and
the
offered,
Corp.—Private Placement—Com -
Guaranty
American
Net
Taxes
—-
——
__
income
1957
1953
Ending March 31—
Net
cumulative
$170,000 per month,
presented for redemption is
be
1957.
Assuming redemption by the Government of Israel
Israel Bonds which the company receives in payment
atMiUC Sa°rgentPlreported
Dividends of
Sales
Israel
from June 1,
three 10,000 kw
envisioned installation of
the program
ago,
years
may
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
American Tobacco Co.
Quarter
of Israel for redemption as the company needs funds in
with the expansion program. The Government of
informed the company that the maximum rate at which bonds
lias
#
is alleged to have again expressed his con¬
and indicated his block of stock made his
group the company's biggest single owner.
At the same time, Mr,
Windels said the industrialist and his group actually were disposing
of their stock.
Between January and May, he said, they had sold
all their holdings and also had sold short more than 100,000 shares.
In
a
statement issued from his Jacksonville, Fla., office on June
24, Mr. Wolfson stated as follows: "Any charge or accusation of
manipulation or fraud by reason of anything I have done is ridiculous
and will be proved to be unjustified in due course."—V. 187, p. 1998.
Government
connection
.had acquired some
and that the acquisition had
management and the com¬
associates
of
group
a
pany's outlook.
i
In April, Mr. Wolfson
fidence in the company
papers, newsprint, and
papers.
PROCEEDS—The Government of Israel has informed the company
that it will redeem State of Israel Bonds which the company receives
in payment for the series B ordinary shares offered and which the
company presents to the Government of Israel for redemption, up to
an aggregate amount of $5,000,000. Such redemption is to be made in
Israel currency at the official rate of exchange between the United
States dollar and the Israel pound in effect on the redemption date.
The redemption price for savings bonds is to be the appreciated prin¬
cipal amount thereof ok the redemption date, and the redemption
price for coupon bonds is to be the principal amount thereof plus
any interest accrued and unpaid at the redemption date.
As
at Aoril 30,
1958, the company had sold 2,520,000 series B
ordinary shares out of 6,000,000 originally registered and received the
proceeds therefor of which $274,383.24 was in cash and the balance
in State of Israel bonds.
The company intends to present State ofj
Israel bonds received in payment for series B ordinary shares to the
company are printing and writing
wrapping, bag, shipping sack and packaging
in 1957 for a.
the company spent $88,200,000
$313,600,000 over the past five years—an
that
noted
He
been
the
by
and
he
shares in the motor company
motivated by confidence in the
400,000
one-third
paper
that
announced
of paper, which was approximately 85
of the total amount of ,
produced in Israel during such period and approximately
ox
tue total
amount of paper produced in or imported into Israel
during such period. The principal grades of paper presently produced
each)
with
II-
field, we are more impressed than ever
Uie tremendous potentialities of the area.
...
.
.
,,
To support mis, ne cahea attention 01 snareholders to estimated a
Hme
hi eh expenditures of $93,900,000 which the company expects to
Invest ill comtruetion in
1958 as part of an overall $500,000,000
power program to help meet needs ol an area whose power
Sr.■ expected to triple within the next seven years.
investment
American
Kent Corp.,
larger
plant
in Larger Plant—
subsidiary, will move from Irvington, N. J.,
Newark, adjacent to the parent company's
a
in
plant, S. D. Bart, President,
The move will take
announced June 18.
annual two week vacation per
place during the
beginning July 18, he said.
"We will achieve lower costs
and
greater operating
efficiencies!
Volume
187
Number 5755
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2903)
moving Kent's
tfarts,- into
an
manufacturing operations, which are complementary
adjoining plant."—V. 185, p. 2661.
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
from
ortTh®^mpany
20,
1958,
Co.—Files
$1,000,000
$300,000
will
be
other
used
for
lenders.
general
gram
of
years
an
6%
the
The
funds
with
the
SEC
of
repayment
remainder
short-tenn
of
of
the
loans
proceeds
from
will
be
banks
added
to
the
secured
notes
in
order
additional and
continuing
aging period.—V.
187,
to
provide over a period of
financing whiskey during
of
source
(&
*1958
Sales
Prov.
lor
income
Fed.
taxes__
income
—V.
187,
This
June
per
share
'Includes
figures of
187, p. 2546.
1958.—V.
Boston
The
Boeing
$160,691
71.806
410.800
$0.89
Thread
Mills,
Inc..
,*;/./,->• *;/;■
Airplane
irom
Jan.
writing terms
Co.—Files
With
debentures,
The
of
of
terms
Co.
1,
1978.
to
are
be
offered
for
subscription,
for
of
and
&
Blyth
be
Co.,
supplied
Inc.
by
amendment.
head
Harriman
list
underwriters.
the
of
Ripley
The
sinking fund debentures are to be offered for public sale
by a group
underwriters headed b'
">
•••
t'/o
•, •.
'-ite—st "'tn, lie
offering price and underwriting terms to be supplied by amendment.
of
According
payment
of
amounts
the
the
prospectus,
the recent growth of the company's
coupled with the government's recent reductions of progress
and
cost reimbursement
percentages, is requiring increased
business,
a
to
working
loans
of
It
this
at
is
anticipated
17.
that
be
about
funds
Any
$40,000,000
However,
principally
balance
reduction
such
1958
loans.
and
It
1959
improvements
to
is
presently
depreciation
and
celrvs
company
amortization
it
mat
w 11
for
those
lv-a'-ire
two
additional
work
in
process
inventories
and
receivables.
proceeds of this financing not applied to
the
loans will be available therefor.—V.
183, p. 2114.
Bonanza
Air Lines, Inc.—Stock Marketed—A
group
by William R. Staats & Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.,
on June 19 offered
470,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) at $2.50 per share.
headed
BUSINESS—The
under
company
incorporated
was
in
the
State
of
the
executive
principal
and
operations offices of the
company
are
located
ran Field in
Las Vegas, Nev.
The company is presently
marily in scheduled air transportation oi persons,
the
States
of
Nevada,
Certificate
a
of
nated
in
ments
between
said
with
provided
estimated
the
at
maximum
from
Route
as
time
to
aggregate
sale
Noi
and
Necessity
of
the
time
net
;
105,
consists
$4,324,500
National Bank
First
charter
a
of
the
flight
be
on
net
the sale
$100
of
the
preferred stock will be.
applied ,to
payable to banks
debt
of
The
by the
stock
common
company
service.
received
com¬
offered
are
amount, together with the
may be borrowed by the com¬
Nevada
under
its
Term
new
Loan
Agreement
with that bank, is expected to be used for the
following
Payment of the balance of the purchase price of six
fully
equipped F-27 gircraft, including the cost of two RDA-7 Dart
propjet
engines per aircraft, and estimated change-order costs;
payment of the
balance
of
the purchase price
for five spare RDA-7 Dart propjet
engines, parts and related airborne and ground
equipment; repayment
of a portion of the
company's borrowings under the existing term loan
the new
(evidencing
to
amount
preferred.—V.
to
187,
borrowings
$25,000,000 at
reports
at. the
'
.
end
"
•
increases
of
the
V
-••_
in
net
asset
first quarter
>.
value
of
the
with
First
National
Bank
v
and
earlier.
During
the
EARNINGS—The
for
the
three
corporation
months
profit of $6,822 for the
.
CAPITALIZATION
reported
ended
March
operating revenues of $1,130,1958, together with a net
31,
present
quarter,
2*238
and
from
T.
the
the
number
number'
from
President
three
months
shareholders climbed to 30,057
shares
outstanding
increased
to
of
of
$142,125,781
of
9,793.886.
Vance,
the
large
that "the income
dividend oi
balanced
TO
Fund,
told
share¬
12
cents per share paid on
May 27
per snare paid for the comparable quarter a
year ago.
For those shareholders
who accepted the
February distri¬
bution of
capital gains in additional shares, the
payments represent an
increase of about
>6v«
over last year,
he-auded.—V. i87, p. 2218.
'
I.
announced
Lodge Co.
wholesale
of
June
25
the
10-year term loan (due June 1,
1968)—First National Bank of Nevada
Philadelphia, Pa.,
variety store" business.
and
The
its
certain
affiliates
sale
Includes
assets
in
eight
The
retail
the
of
2547
pp.
retail
2790.
and
California Magnetic Power
Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
o
110,000
covering
fie red
at
June
on
13
shares
filed
Corp.,
North
of
letter
a
common
stock
$2
per
The proceeds
share, through Holton, Hull
are
to be
used
of
Utilities
notification
50
(par
H.
Board
Bulloch,
of
formerly
Directors
with
cents)
1962)—First National Eank of Nevada
November
'In
with
(par
the
First
of
value
1957.
National
Calif./
187,
of
Co.—Merger Effective—
President
of
Power
was
elected
$4,324,500
$4,324,500
1958
$l,i
the
Bank
800,000
328,932
1,500,000 shs.
company entered into
of Nevada pursuant to
$849,137 shs.
an
arrangement
which
the
com¬
borrowed $800,000 on a secured basis. The company's obligation
this borrowing is evidenced by a promissory note in the
prin¬
cipal amount of $800,000, bearing interest at the rate of 5V2%
per
the unpaid balance, and payable in installments of
principal
as follows: $7,500 per month from
January, 1958 through
June, 1958; $23,062 per month from July, 1958 through
December, 1958;
and $15,281 per month from January, 1259
through December, 1962, at
which time any unpaid balance of principal and interest also becomes
on
and interest
1,
1958,
The company anticipates that it will prepay,
approximately $450,000 of this note with
on
or
before July
of the
portion
a
proceeds of the offering made hereby, which prepayment will
payments of principal required to be made under said note
January
of
1961.
Such
will
prepayment
additional premium
not
require
cover
all
through
the
payment of
chattel mort¬
penalty by the company.
A
gage encumbering all 10 of the DC-3 aircraft presently owned by the
comuany secuies this obligation, and it is not anticipated that prepay¬
any
ment
from
of
this
such
JBoes
note
will
or
result
in
the
_
before
Prov.
for
inc.
taxes
income
taxes
Net
profit
8,390,000
divids.
Com.
divids.
"Earns,
1958.
(cash.)
share
com.
include
40,000
shares
release
of
any
of
on
2,457,822
"Adjusted.—V.
8,800,000
3,600,000
shares
186,
3,450,465
$5.12
after
5%
8,867,955
dividend
______
of
Operating
Operating
April 30—
revenue
is
and
expenses
29,
these
aircraft
issuable
upon
exercise
of
options
to the underwriters, or 6,415 shares issuable
upon exercise of options granted to Florence J. Murphy.
Food
of
in
the
operated
1957
$3,280,369
$3,181,400
21,631
7,412
$3,302,000
$3,188,818
Net"; Income '
Dividends
Balance
Shares
available
j.
$1,772,319
Seher to Remain
Aron
W.
Scher
will
stock
of
Common
will
$1,730,247
552.994
p.
preferred
109,321
117.353
•99.000
preferred
1838.
Southern
Other
PROCEEDS—The
incurred
in
and
for
Securities
Ltd.
—
general
the
April,
1954
which
had
the
of
to
will
186,
the
bd,en reorganized.
in
oil
and
Securities
Principal
&
to
Peabody
Co.,
99.637;
Inc.,
99.80;
Boston
Corp.,
and
Stone
plus
regular
at
and
par,
par,
at'
special
accrued
redemption
redemption
interest
in
prices
each
case.
and
year
that
construction
$42,300,000, of
$23,000,000
next
BUSINESS—Company
tribution
and
sale
the
areas;
is
of
expenditures
which
about
for
1958
$19,300,000
in
engaged
and
.
ended
of
unaudited
an
March
$38,417,000
31,
and
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
the
1988
from
series
Illinois
1958,
net
statement
the
purchasers
the
company
of
Co.
heating
an
Ira
McMaster
the
gross
have severally agreed
respective amounts of
,
1,000,000
Co._________
E'.
Pollock
&
Co.,
_
__
$350,000
W.
'
Hutzler
1,250,000
300,006
Hutchinson
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
500,000
500,000
Co
Stem
350,000
&
Brothers
Nicolaus
Stifel,
200,000
&
Co
&
Co.';
Mi'llaney, Wells & Co.__
Patterson, Copeland &
150,000
Inc.
20^,000
,
—V.
187,
Stroud
F.
150,000
S.
&
Co.,
Yolitis
Inc.
&
Co.,
500,000
,
Inc.
'
200,000
\
p. .2446.
Central Maine Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
1958—Month—1957
exp.
1958—12
Net
electric
Mos./~1957
$3,130,263
$3,005,684
$38,243,634
& taxes
2,118,969
2,210,625
27,317,471
25,924,055
inc.
$1,011,294
$795,059 $10,926,163
$10,376,638
revenues
Total oper.
oper.
$36,300,693
'Non-oper. income (net)
$985,257
deductions
18,941
26,037
income
217,804
218,117
$776,118 $10,708,359
$10,158,521
income
Net
350,635
270,846
3,648,996
3,053,060
$634,622
$505,272
$7,C59,363
$7,105,461
___
as
Pfd.
div.
_________
reqtiirements.
Balance for
Times
debt
.
115,698
1,382,322
1,390,735
$389,574
$5,677,041
$5,714,725
2.84
2.79
3.33
in¬
earned
fixed
Times
114,800
$519,822
3.07
funded
terest
stock
com.
charges
preferred dividend
quireds
earned
&
re-
___—
2.13
2.01
2.13
2.20
$0.17
SO. 13
$1.87
$1.83
^oss,—V.
holdings
in
of
the
British
company
and
This
the
1892,
p.
Chase Fund of Boston—Files With SEC—
con¬
Columbia
187,
American Stock Exchange
and
1958
Boston
its
to
shares
of
investment
registration
beneficial
company,
statement
interest,
filed an
covering
amendment
an
$1 par value.—V.
on
additional
187,
p.
June
Seibert,
President.
24,
1,000,008
2547.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to completion of this offering these
will
be
$738,000
6,236,806 shares
of
long-term
of
capital stock outstanding
debt.—V.
187,
along with
Chemetron
about
2446.
p.
on
The
Career
Co., N. Y. "James
Olson"—SEC Suspends Offering—
See
Gold
Crown
Preston
and
Charles
Tennessee
Baptist
Mining Corp. below.
of
the
Convention—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co. of West
Bend, Wise., recently offered $300,000 of first mortgage
service operations in Bolivia was
May 26 by .Perforating Guns Atlas Corp., Houston, Tex.,
Paul
a
announced
subsidiary.
C.
Charrin, PGAC President, said the new overseas activity ia
being started under a contract with Yacimientos Petroliferes Fiscalee
Bolivianos, Bolivian Government oil company. Headquarters will be at
Camiri
College
Corp.—Unit Expands to Bolivia—
Establishment of oil field
and
the
company
will
serve
the
Bolivian
oil
fields^ extending
approximately 150 miles along the eastern side of the Andes Mountains.
PGAC—operating
also
has
oil
as
one
of the seven divisions of Chemetron Corp.—
field
service, operations in
Canada, Venezuela, Western,
Germany and at 24 locations in U. S. oil fields.—V. 187 ,p. 2650.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
Y., REctor 2-9570r Herbert D. iBj:ibeJ.t'
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, cmcago j,
Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription!
lr rT> 't.eri State-U
S
Possession-Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada. $68.00 pei year
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations In the rata of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
Dana
13
reve¬
Pressprich & Co._ 1,000,000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
.*
200,000
Salomon Bros. &
450,000
Co.—350,000
&
446,000.
for
total
in
approxi¬
thaii
operations
below
Inc.
R.
500,000
Merle-Smith____
Haupt
service
of
area
more
showed
following
Win.
—_
&
dis¬
$5,426,000.
named
the
___.:____w__^„__-$3,850,000
Parker &•
&
of
company
income
Auchincloss,
Red path
generation,
the
in
bonds:
Halsey, Stuart &
Inc.
will
this
in
105
cities
andi towns
and
in
sale of natural^ gas in, 26 cities and
lowns,
and
the
production
and
sale
of-central
Peoria and Springfield.
Electricity is furnished in
2,500 square miles, having a population of
nues
1959
spent
be
electricity
purchase
mately
months
and
will
year.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
&
prices
Earnings per com. share
properties
on
Co.,
&
First
Smith
&
99.319.
redeemable
to
100.874%
company to
It is estimated
Territories.
The company's securities are listed
the Toronto Stock Exchange,
Jules
Mar¬
business.
gas
Co.
1952/."
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
provide in part for the cost of its construction program.
proceeds of the offering will be added to the
funds to be used to pay costs incurred or to be
of
Bailey
p.
due
Kidder,
jointly,
be
from. 104.88%
from
company is one of three companies organized in
take over the assets of Canada Southern Oils, Ltd.
interests
Northwest
the
of
Pierce," Fenner
Lynch,
receding
net
operation
Co.
closed.
were:
Securities
Corp.,
bonds
new
series
4s,
Union
Merrill
4%
books
the
also
Dillon,
99.6099,
BUSINESS—The
sist
President
as
Chairmanship.—V.
bonds,
and
bids,
Gross
Petroleum
Stamp
199,000
for the company, offered on June 24 American
voting trust certificates for 400,000 shares of the com¬
pany s $1 (Canadian) par value capital stock. The
price
per share is $3.75.
company's
a
President-
as
remain
Board
assume
mortgage
Eastman
545,539
*
Nonconvertible
18G,
Red
Bailey has been part
New York corporation,
years.
outstanding—
stock
Convertible
—V.
Merchants
25
over
$12,000,000
July 1, 1988, at
100.874% and accrued interest, to yield 3.95%.
Award
of the issue was won
by the group at competitive sale
June 24 on a bid of 99.9599%.
The offering was over¬
first
Operating
stock.
common
being arrived at.
the
was
for
Central Illinois Light Co.—Bonds
Marketed—Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. is manager of an
underwriting syndi¬
cate which on June 25 offered an issue of
339,685
stock
for
agreements
National Department Store chain,
with a 17-store chain.
formerly
$2,069,932
381,405
:
preferred
on
878,651
*$1.66
sale of investments.
on
1,118,886
$2,153,724
deductions™/—
*$1,595,647
$0.24
Co.—Acquisition—
purchase
by Bailey
Kendall,
before
$382,370
1,028,651
______
the large
Freeman
1,14.8,276
Balance
1957
$28,419,247 $30,766,827
624,570
2,730,647
242,200
1,135,000
______
taxes
Markets
Co.
Net operating earnings.
Nonopeiating income
1958
share.,
certain
upon
included
and
Courts
$14,914,943 $14,097,927
11,634,574
10,916,521
taxes__.___
Earnings Off—
________
non-recurring $395,733 net profit
conditional
Also
owned
Dick &
1958
.
four
J.
Aron, President announced on June
12
the
purchase of
Department Store, Cleveland, Ohio.
The - t ale price
was
nob
disclosed. Assets of the combined
Bailey shores are in the neighborhood
of $4 million.
Financing for the purchase was provided, in part, by
Cleveland banks, Mr. Aron said,
adding that the purchase contract
$3.60
May
California Water Service Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended
and
Jules
2047.
p.
states
571.
p.
2.887,419
$4.66-
stock
the
on
income
William Blair & Co.______
Carson-Newman
granted or to be granted
THE
187,
a
in
of
Bailey
to
11,449,003
$3.43
24
outstanding
REVENUES—In
12,602,394
4,578,001
5,074,707
4,600,000
(stock)
per
'Based
8,427,828
__
Com.
1955
287,632,236 249,264,630 233,849,668
26,022,394
22,949,003
12,966,175
13,420,000
11,500,000 *'4,098,220
______
State
common
Century
$
325,451,558
________
Proiit
1956
encumbrance.
not
—V.
of
-Earnings Off—
1957
$
Sales
per
'Includes
rural
California Packing Corp. (& Subs.)
from
which is,
composed
fully accredited
constructing and equipping
Carson-Newman College Campus.
___.
approximate
of
agent
to repay
payable.
to
/"/•>/
-
Year End. Feb. 28—
religions
is
the cost of
taxes
ranging
into
Baptist Con¬
FROCEEDS—Net
Southern
California-Pacific,
Co.
Division.
1999.
p.
&
shares
Webster
keted—Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; New York,
Outstanding
pany
annum
be
Ralph R. Thomas, formerly Vice-President and I
General Manager
Southern, is continuing as Vice-Fresident and
Division Manager
California-Pacific, in charge of that company's Southern Utah
-V.
Fed.
Common
the
to
&
The
recently approved merger of Southern Utah
California-Pacific became effective June
19, 1958.
Warren
House
profit
The
California-Pacific
the
Hollywood,
Co., Los Angeles,
general corporate purposes.
for
Field
income
subscribed
corporation
The college
and
variety
stores
operating as Ronnie's 5 & 10 Stores located in
Glenside, Lynnewood
Gardens, East Lancaster, and
Stroudsberg, Pa.; and Veiitnor,
Atlantic City, Rio Grande, and
Salem, N. J.
A. o.
Steffey. President of Butler, said: "The
acquisition is a further
expansion of distribution in the
important Eastern markets."'—V
187.
FINANCING
five-year term loan (due Dec. 1,
stock
for
Mr.
of
11
in part,
pay,
_____
Harold
purchase
of
Ended April 30—
before
Prov.
Butler Bros.—Acquisition—
Canada
PRESENT
5J/2%
Common
Profit
compares^with li cents
Company
members.
students
sales
Total
EFFECT
Authorized
*5'<2%>
on
period.
same
GIVING
$566,888
Six Months
Net
,
to,.-,$152,760,645
8,708,823
1,432
Celotex Corp.—Sales and
total
fiscal year
';.v;■
■
•;
,,
lien
mortgage
nations.
new
Earnings
per .share
of
Nevada; construction of an
executive, administrative and operations office building; and additional
working capital, expenses anticipated to be incurred in
training flight
and
maintenance personnel with respect to the F-27
aircraft, and
expenses of the offering.
215
the
has
now
PROCEEDS—To
a
value of the Fund's
shares rose to $15.12 as
compared with
the quarter
ending the previous fiscal year on Jan. 31.
Total
for
first
a
composed of 2,700 churches and 706,500
members,
affiliated
with
the
Southern
Baptist Convention
turn
2790.
p.
purposes:
agreement
by
vention
foreign
the
Fund, Inc.---Assets Up to $152 Million—
assets., increased
non-stop
a
This
which
of
to
pri¬
by the Civil
which is desig¬
of various seg¬
company,
proceeds
shares
of
of
McCar-
issued
the
of
approximately $998,750.
amount
from
pany
system
points serviced by the company
to intermediate points, or both.
service
PROCEEDS—The
from
route
terminal
basis'or
pany
Arizona
Convenience and
The
Certificate
also
has
California,
Public
Aeronautics Board.
at
engaged
property and mail in
Utah as authorized by
binding and valid obliga¬
Tennessee
30,834 churches and
and
registration statement with the SEC
par cumulative preferred
stock, to be
through
Nevada
name of Bonanza
Air Service, Inc. on Dec.
31, 1945 as a
flight school and charter set-vice, The corporate name of the
company
was changed to Bonanza Air
Lines, Inc. on Dec. 7, 1946. The
2186.
a
The asset
$14.51
company's
properties
and
for
bank
filed
the
its
the
of
of
aggregating $150,portion of the proceeds
equivalent to the estimated aggregate charges
for
the
of
issuance
This Fund
bank
credit
of
reduce
years
and
1956 and 1957,
capital facilities.
As
years
new
outstanding short-term
lines
to
the
the
for
had
substantial
a
used
additions
facilities will be roughly
of
years.
during
it
open
that
during
for
1958,
under
expected
financing will
expenditures
Also,
$75,000,000
over
June
$115,000,000
000,000.
of
capital.
expended
company
consequence,
The first
mortgage serial bonds will be the
of the
corporation, and will be secured
Net
amount,
to
p.
on
additional
an
180,
Co.—Additional Financing Details—
short-term
the
amendment
an
covering
value.—V.
par
prior construction ), expected
15,
are
crued interest.
23,500
^property of Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, Tenn.
HISTORY—The college is affiliated with the
filed
company,
of
at
by holders of outstanding capital stock
1958, in the ratio of $100 principal amount of
for each 23 shares then held.
The interest rate and under¬
July
debentures
writing
Aug.
debentures
principal
record
&
due
convertible
100%
__
SEC—
statement
stock, $1
payment
holders
SEC—
47,000
23,500
The
are
Net proceeds
10,105,275
Airplane
61,100-
_
__
an
underwriting group headed by The
dividend rate, public
offering price and under¬
to be supplied.
by amendment.
Boston Corp.
2.
-
Company on June 25 filed two registration state¬
ments
with
the
SEC
covering
<1>
530.597,600
of
convertible
sub¬
ordinated debentures, due
July 1, 1980 and (2) $60,000,000 of sinking
fund
Edison
With
registration
common
covering 250,000 shares
offered for public sale
First
April '30.
$0.21
General
Co
Henry F. Swift & Co.___
investment
its
to
company on June 20
Henry
Boeing
Wash.,
1958
159.000
S84.258
__
•;
the
&
to June 1,
1973, and bearing interest rates of 414%,
41/;>%, 4%%, 5%, and 514%. Denominations,
$500, $1,000,
$5,000. and \$1G,000. The offering price was 100 and ac¬
tions
shares, of
net. assets
410,300
___
paid
common
70,500
Corp.—Files
Tacoma,
23,
180.000
319,691
75,000
outstanding
Earnings
Kenneth Ellis & Co
Mason Brothers
2546.
p.
Boston
71.806
_
Sutro
79,900
_
Bondstock
$6,4'?4.921
159.258
taxes_______„_
_
94,000
3
bonds, dated June 1, 1958, due serially from Dec.
1,
1959
Shares
70,500
serial
on
:
Net profit
Common
dividends
Common shares
Co.
Hogle & Co
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
1957
$5,740,398
before
agreed to
shares of the
of
"*
Subs.)—Earnings Off
3 Months Ended
March 31—
Prpfit
&
Inc
A.
time
Belding Heminway Co., Inc.
"
have
numbers
-
made
1202.
p.
R. Staats
Walston & Co.,
J.
and
the
issuing
William
June
on
of
secured
company
and will be available for financing
aging whiskey. The offering is the second under a pro¬
inventories of
its
of
respective
below
Shares
6%
secured notes,
due July l,i 1963,
notes, due July 1, 1964. The $300,000
of
notes are
direct obligations of
the company secured by whiskey
warehouse receipts for not
less than
375,000 original proof gallons
oi
Kentucky bourbon whiskey produced
by the company not earlier
than Jan 1, 1957.
The $1,000,000 of notes
are direct obligations of the
company secured by
whiskey warehouse receipts for not less than
1,250,000 original proof
gallons of Kentucky bourbon whiskey produced
by the company not earlier than
Jan.
1, 1958. The notes are to be
offered
for
public
sale
through an underwriting
group
headed
by
Pulton Reid &
Co., Inc. The public offering
price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment. Of the net proceeds, $870,000
and
company the
below:
named
forth
set
SEC—
registration statement
a
covering
With
the
stock
common
Barton Distilling
underwriters
®,dlt°L an^ oUbTiuS
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, June 30, 195!
.
.
(2904)
4
Colorado
Industries—New Directors—
Chesapeake
DIRECTORS—William Zeckendorf, Jr., and Ronald A.
have become directors o£ the company, it was announced
son
MacMillen, Jr., President.
and director of Webb & Knapp,
Industries, Inc.,, and a director
of
Webb
&
Knapp
(Canada) Ltd. and of Investors Syndicate of
Canada. 1 He is President of Zeckendorf Hotels Corp.
He has been
associated with Webb & Knapp since 1950, except for two years of
Army service from 1951 to 1953.
He served for 14 months in Koita
and received a commendation medal for meritoriius..service.
Mr. Nicholson, an attorney, is also associated with Webb & Knapp.
He was previously associated with the law firms of Roosevelt, Freidm
Si Littauer; Anuerson Si Roberts, and Roberts, and Holland. He received
an
A.
B.
degree from
Harvard University and is a graduate of
by William
C.
is a Vice-President
Gulf States Land <fc
of
and
School.—V.
Law
Harvard
186,
2471.
p.
$150,000,000 Bank Credit—
line of credit of $150,000,000 with
Chrysler Corp.-—Arranges
corporation has arranged a
about 100 banks throughout the country.
The Hanover Bank of New
York is agent for the participating banks.
The credit agreement, to
become
effective in July, will run until Sept. 30, 1961.
Under the
terms, the corporation will pay interest at the prime rate in effect at
the time of the borrowing, which will be made on the basis of 90-day
The
Xiotcs*
_• ■■
YY
Ry.—Earns,
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$2,907,096
$3,668,617 $12,449,527 $14,574,828
2,367,039
2,442,713
9,463,273
9,565,080
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
revenue,.
Railway oper,
railway oper. inc.
—V. 187, p. 2331.
expensesry. oper.
$2,986,254
406,266
With Securities
SEC
—
that
do
This
in
not
fact
the
was
name
exist.
fourth in
adopted by sponsors
series of names
a
fund shares to government
personnel. The first name was "Government Employees Mutual Fund,
Inc.," but when objections were presented by an Insurance company
which had the words "Government Employees" In its name, the invest¬
ment
company
withdrew1 its registration.
The name was thereupon
changed to "Government Personnel Mutual Fund, Inc.," and then to
"The
Private
Investment
Fund
for
Governmental Personnel,
Inc."
The Commission held the latter name to be deceptive and misleading
bcause
it implied that the Fund's shares had investment and other
advantages for the civil and military personnel to whom sales were
to be restricted, and; implied approval of the company and its securi¬
ties by the United States in violation of Section 35(a) of the Act.
in
Fund
the
of
Commission
The
with
Fund
the
that
current
Private
its
of
contentions
staff
and
of
the
name
income ——Y—
income
Net
3,065,053
—,—
Preferred di vi dends
Investment
stock—:,
share—— —
$2.40
Earned per common
in
shares
2,651,360
on
187,
-V.
period.-
each
p.
and the
25c
a
bank
respects
funds."
are
As
charge, "are not significantly more favorable, and In some
less favorable, than the terms avaHable in other mutual
the inclusion on the Board of Directors of former high
officials,
which
that "there is
investment
as
personnel
in
their
held
which
would
qualify them
familiarity with the problems of
advantage
apparent
investors."
as
the
no
fund's
1958
Three Months Ended March 31—
Operation revenues
Operating expenses and tuxes
income
Other
—'——
income
deductions
Income
1,455,595
■
—
Shares
outstanding
Consolidated
March
ended
present
did not imply
186, p. 1147.
name
drive
of
Clark
Clark-MAC.C.A.,
components
in
to
Brazil
manufacture
for
Equipment, Ford Motor Co.
South
others
and
June
announced
was
of
24
by Walter E. Bchirmer, Vice-President in charge of Clark's interna¬
I
tional operations.
Representing
total
a
1957, net income was $29,117,699 or $3.58 per
number of shares then outstanding.—V. 187, p.
31,
of record June 13 will be offered rights to
purchase 364,005 additional shares ($8,736,120) of common stock on the
basis of one new share for each four held.
The offering has not been
company is owned by
MAC.C.A.,
by
Clark's
"know
parts.
In
space
are
of
new
MAC,
of
his
addition,
company
in
60
will
of
51%
the
be
machine
tool
producer
tools
in
and
Brazil
technical
owned
by
to machine
facilities
miles
be
addition
with
northeast
registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the U. S.
Subscription price on the new issue has been set at $24 a share. The
present company.—V.
his
187,
over
of
100,000
Sao
by
Robert
participation,
p,
covers
Paulo,
and
feet
square
near
other
L.
Patton,
contributes
President
the
assets
Si
will
the fund
in
through securities
offered
be
incl
Net rev. from
ry. oper.
Net
railway oper. inc
—V. 187, p. 2446.
Colorado &
Railway oper. revenue—
oper.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$2,148,669
$7,075,390
1,057,375
1,386,097
4,521,839
dealers imme¬
expenses.
$648,136
$762,572
$2,553,551
$2,806,944
532,752
716,374
2,437,642
2,635,836
The
Net
1958—Month—1957
the new open-end fund is to promote the interests
an investor^ President Dan A. Kimball stated.
that the consumer can better meet the steadily rising
consumer
believe
"We
of
living
as
investing, through
by
the fund,
various industries in
in
proportion to their outputs generated by consumer demand," he added.
For investment purposes, CIF has divided the nation's economy into
12
industrial
categories.
These
are:
Food and Tobacco;
Clothing;
Personal Welfare (which includes
amusement); Transportation and
and Household Operation;
education,
recreation and
Housing
health,
rev.
from ry. oper.
inc
per
—V.
187,
1.863,710
$503,158
1,033,770
$0.44
to
(average)-.
share
•
———
-
$917,205
918,701
$0.95
2650.
p.
included
share
Chemical
outstanding
common
NOTE—Not
seventh
of
the' above
in,
undistributed
the
figures
is
earnings
of
Dayton Rubber's oneCopolymer. Rubber &
The company's share of such earnings was equivalent
Corp.
24 cents per share.
those of Dayton Rubber,
with
these
If
approximately
earnings
they would
were
con¬
total 68 cents per
De' Lys
Members
of
the
filed a letter of notification with the
preferred stock (par $1) and 600,000
cent) to be offered in 12,000 units,
each consisting of 10 shares of preferred and 50 shares of common
stock at $10.50 per unit.
No underwriting is involved.The proceeds
The
SEC
of
to
be
are
Committee
are:
Dr.
E.
Arthur
Dockeray, Professor
Thomas C. Fichandler,
versity;
shares
stock
for
used
187, p. 987.
Net rev. from
V.
production of plays.
the
RR. Corp.—Earnings—
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$4,617,353 $15,489,034 $19,176,593
3,410,835
12,067,593
13,406,038
1958—Month—1957
$3,583,179
2,955,664
$627,515
$1,206,518
133,061
ry. oper.
698,612
railway oper. inc.
187,
of
(par one
& Hudson
Delaware
Net
20
June
on
120,000
common
Railway oper. revenue—,
Railway oper. expenses-
of Finance, George Washington Uni¬
Research Associate, Twentieth Century
C.
James
corporation
covering
shares
Period End. April 30—
Investment
Fund's
Theatre Associates, Inc., New York, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
and Miscellaneous.
Trade;
ery;
$5,770,560
2,943,698
$3,421,441
1,429,460
2447.
p.
Controls Co. of America—Acquires Two Firmscompany on June 18 announced the acquisition of Redmond Co., Inc.,
Owosso, Mich., and Redmond Motors, Ltd., of St. Thomas, Ontario,
through purchase of their inventories, tooling, patents and trademarks
for approximately $1,715,000, and the leasing of plants, equipment and
fixed
S.
U.
assets.
with
years,
Controls Co. President, said rental of Redmond's five
their equipment would be $220,000 annually for ten
option to buy these assets at the end of the lease period
The Canadian plant will be leased for one year, he said.
and
an
$500,000.
Net
Net
The acquisition will be financed with $2,350,000 of long-term funds
repayable over a 15-year period to the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur¬
ance Co., the Marshall & Hsley Bank, Milwaukee, and the Harris Trust
Savings Bank of Chicago. In addition, Putze said, short-term borrowing
may be required at times to finance peak receivables and inventories.
A
Consolidated sales
of
excess
of the
$12,000,000
taxes
sales
of
have
a
ranged
Redmond
Co.,
two
Redmond
companies have
averaged
Inc.,
in
$853,373
$1,386,502
$4,309,769
*27,447
$453,981
*475,591
ry. oper.
*2,297,587
1.050.576
187, p. 2447.
Denver «& Rio Grande Western
Period End.
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
April 30—
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$7,127,918 $22,558,550 $27,286,067
Railway oper.
revenue—
$5,590,604
Railway
expenses-
4,020,614
4,555,509
$1,569,990
789,988
$2,572,409
1,322,881
oper.
17,217,484
15,503,127
in
for
from 2
year
from
rev.
railway oper. inc.—
-Deficit.—V.
Western RR.—Earnings—
&
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos—1957
$6,105,550 $7,129,726 $24,834,153 $29,147,672
5,645,569
6,276,353
23,447,651
24,837,903
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
Putze,
plants
Lackawanna
Delaware,
of
the past five years and net earnings
to 7% of sales, Mr. Putze said. Net
the eight months ended April 30 were
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
187,
ry.
oper.
op.
inc
$7,055,423 $10,068,583
3,481,929
5,251,986
2332.
p.
$6,557,173 and net earnings were $172,257. Net sales of Redmond Motors
the
12
months ended Feb. 28
$39,784.—V.
187,
p.
were
$824,066 and net earn¬
Detroit
2798.
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc.
-—Files With.Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Canada
&
June
filed
registration
a
20, 1958, covering $400,000 of 4%
shares of 4%
$4,478,942
$5,246,486
1,155,375
3,740,509
4,087,335
$230,263
$131,608
$738,433
$1,159,151
92,923
23,937
316,590
402,211
statement
with
the
SEC
subordinated debentures,
cumulative preferred stock,
$100 par,
on
Gross
Tunnel
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
dividends
common
their
stock,
principal
$5
par.
The
amount of
securities
par
value.
debentures and preferred stock
and
non-farmer
mon
stock
added
is
farmers
to
patrons
restricted
186,
capital
p.
1502.
to
be
offered
underwriting
while
members
of
is
for
sale
involved.
the
the
offering
G. L. F.
of
com¬
Exchange
becoming members. Net proceeds will be
funds
to
be
used
%
427,877
taxes
and
tax
withheld
on
from
Canadian
182,340
subsidiary
172,835
$245,537
received
$248,083
and 200,000 shares
for
general
corporate
Income
Common
shares
Earnings
per
be purchased by both farmer
company,
present
interested in
working
purposes.—V.
of the
to
may
are
No
$1,167,407
taxes
inc.
1957
$1,124,432
420,918
1958
30—-
sources.
Income
for
Provision
10,000
all
revenue
before
Net
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$1,286,983
Six Months Ended April
Net
Exchange
The
906,729
shares
Travel;
Public Utilities;
Finance, Insurance
and Business Services;
Chemicals, Coal and Oil; Minerals, Metals and their products; Machin¬
at
$1,136,992
187, p. 2446.
Common
Earnings
Wheeler, General Counsel of North Central Airlines.
objective of
the
of
and to
—V.
969,282
Bunker, % share for the first half. In the similar period last year, Dayton Rub¬
ber's share of Copolymer's undistributed earnings was about 28 cents
President of the Martin Company, Baltimore;
Dr. Arthur E. Burns,
per
share, resulting in a corresponding total of $1.23 per Dayton
Dean of the Graduate Council of George Washington University; Hal
Rubber share.—V. 187, p. 2650.
Noflst Carr, President of North Central Airlines, Minneapolis; .Robert
A. Waidner,
President of Standard Railway Fussee Corp., Baltimore;
of
*
Net railway oper.
$38,210,005 $37,356,158
1_
.
profit after taxes
solidated
Eardley of Falls Church, Virginia, Treasurer.
directors, in addition to the officers, are George, M.
Edward P.
The
5,302,199
$8,109,143
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
1958—Month—1957
$1,705,511
—_j
taxes
'1957
1958
30—
-
income
Earnings Off
■
Eased Slightly—
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
—
»,
,
/
Shares
Sales at Record
-
before
Frofit
Fund, Inc.—Shares Offered—
Consumers Investment
—
Months Ended April
Net
of Canada in
2000.
—
Sharply—
Six
E. Ames
group
ings were
Clinchfield
outstanding
Sales
expires July 10.
headed by Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd., and A.
Co., Ltd., will purchase unsubscribed shares.—V. 177, p. 138.
A
of
Valinhos.
3,270,00.0
89,861,000
$9,676,000
2,968,760 V; 2,957,067
$3.32 • " ' $3.27
.
204S.
p.
Dayton Rubber Co.
•i'
offer
alter
managed
to
cases,
shares
common
—
.61,894,000
3,271,000
Stockholders in Canada
for
firm.
is spending approximately $400,000 to enlarge
plant
being built
who
will
Jaundiai, Brazil,
near
million,
by the House of Rothschild and 15%
machine
a
$3
manufacturing
gear
contribution
Promeca,
of Rothschild,
facilities
The
Brazilian
principal
how."
the House
its
a
Clark; 34%
over
of
186,
67,523,000
dividends)
preferred
stock
common
Earnings per common share—
'V-V.
$80,654.000 $74,841,000
—
.
-
-
deductions' (incl.;
Number
Holders 364,005
Consumers Gas Co.—Offers Canadian
Louis
of
revenue
Income
share
2224.
1957
1958
Operating expenses
Common Shares—
other
investment
Dayton Power & Light Co—Earnings—
12 Months Ended March 31—
Earnings on
transmissions
truck
construction of
Gross
-
American-built products
stock (par $1) to be offered at $5
The proceeds are to be used to repay
a plant and other working capital.
of common
underwriting.
$3.58
or
smaller
the
on
„
for the 12 months "ended March 31, 1958,
per share.
In the previous 12 month period
Files With
—
Commission—
June 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
on
Income
net
$29,368,126
was
corporation
per share, without
advances, complete
In October 1957.
Clark Equipment Co.—Forms Unit in BrazilFormation
The
covering 59,950 shares
$2.20
—-—-
-
"These shares Include the 86,630 shares issued
Fund.—V.
and
Dairy Fresh Foods, Inc., Denver, Colo.
Securities and Exchange
17,864,163
8,125,922
$2.36
—
—
—
income-per share
Net
19,403,263
"8,212,552
Income
Net
,/v"
"
-
industry, some -of which are consumer items.—V. 186, p. 1738.
19,319,758
21,561,579
—
——
—
27,572
2,185,888
revenues—
19,154,442
165,316
21,589,151
operating
The purchase does not (delude real estate
Hurley said.
Wooldridge becomes the 18th division of Curtiss-Wright, which manu¬
factures products ranging from
Diesels and other engines, propellers
and other aircraft components to metal and plastic products for general
119,449,670 106,687,530
97,888,091 87,533,088
—
conducted at Sunnyvale will be transferred to the
division of Curtiss-Wright.
Present distributors will
now
Ind.
Bend,
at Sunnyvale.
$
$
such
for
Corp.—Enters New Field—
Wooldridge Division, at Sunnyside, Calif., manufactures and dis¬
line of sell-propelled rubber-tired scrapers
construction equipment.
*
"„■■■
be retained, Mr.
1957;%
Burns, Chairman; Louis H. Bean, consulting economist and statistician;
the United States.-TrV.
by
the
had
experience
their
provide
that
approval
or
proponents
had
emphasized,
Indication that these men have
and
will
capacity
Commission
sponsorship
no
financial
or
managers,
"personnel
government
The
the
stated
investment
any
shares
to accumulate
to customers
to
government
opinion
rights given
of $50 without payment of a bank charge and $25 with
16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock to be offered at par ($1 per
The proceeds are to be used lor expenses
development of mining operations.
on June
tributes nationally a complete
Operations
cost
of 7 Vz To,
with payments
;
and related
South
load
,
1431.
p.
Mich.—Files With SEC—
disclosed.
27.98.
and Ashler L.
,
187,
capacitor."—V.
of
corporation is entering the earth moving equipment field through
the purchase of the Wooldridge Division of Continental Copper and
Steel Industries, inc.
The acquisition was announced Jointly by Roy T. Hurley, Chairman
and President of Curtiss-Wright,
and Mortimer S. Gordon, President
of Continental Copper and Steel.
Terms of the transaction were not
$5,560,335
$2.36
.
common
the fund's proposed common stock investment program for
civil and military personnel, and noted that In any event such pro¬
gram was basically
the same as that of a number of other mutual
funds.
The commission further found that the fund's maximum sales
of
type
Curtiss-Wright
$7,220,159
859,824
$6,263,958
—-
diately, it was Announced June 22,
Dan A. Kimball, formerly Secretary of the Navy and now President
of the Aerojet-General Corp., is President of the fund.
Other officers
are
Gregory Hankin of Washington, D. C., Executive Vice-President;
Joel D. Wolfsohn of Washington, D. C„ Vice-President and Secretary;
ability
specialized
share), without' underwriting.
incidental to exploration and
The
Earnings.for
of investment and other ad¬
almost
identical with
those
Fund case, and that the evidence
government
,
subsidiaries has
unconsolidated
company's
our
covering 40.000 shares of common
2,618,439
$7,439,449
1,170,491
(net)
deductions
Income
were
was
that
industries in'Which sales have been sharply cur¬
hand," he commented, "our sales of capacitors
replacement have increased substantially above
Crestone Co., Detroit,
$9,556,750
10.504,502; " 9,838,598
substantially the same. The Commission reiterated Its
personnel do not
constitute a homogeneous
group with a particular investment need or with characteristics which
would give financial advantages to a mutual fund directed to them
or
make
the
fund especially
suited to them.
The opinion pointed
out that such personnel include not only Federal employees but also
state, county and municipal employees, and military personnel, and
that
they have widely varying financial
positions and Investment
needs and vary
greatly In their occupations, incomes and financial
responsibilities.
<
@
The Commision found that the record did not Indicate the suit¬
presented
view
1958
recent years.
this
for
$10,198,214
Operating income,—
Gross
implication
the
to
the
the
in
advanced
noted
respect
in
vantages
to sell mutual
attempt
an
31,
March
Dec. 31, 1957
stock, oper¬
showed a slight
development and sale of nuclear type capacitors and has been
successful in receiving a substantial number of the first orders placed
order
and
ended
ended
common
The
Gross
Exchange
Securities
and
of a decision
share
the
33,113,595
34,943,998
Operating expenses
Misleading.
Commission today announced the
declaring that the name of Civil
&
Military Investors Mutual
Fund, Inc., a registered investment
company,
is deceptive and misleading in violation of Section 35(d)
of the Investment Company Act of 1940.
In barring use of the name
by' the fund,
the Commission held that the name implied that the
fund's shares have -investment and other advantages for the civil
and .military government personnel to whom sales are to be directed
•the
issuance
quarter
•'
quarter
on the
fiscal
per
—
Operating revenues
Net
Civil & Military Investors Mutual Fund, Inc.
cents
other
the
of
"One
in
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (& Subs.)• -Earns. Up—
June 9
of Of?
$1,000
are to
in
sales
1958
1957
2,185,663
2,101,567
—-Y——' $45,142,212 $42,670,345
omitted;
(000s
sales
$0.76
;
dealers for
service
to
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended May 31—
first
the
18
second
The company
Kilowact-hour
for
of
appliance
"On
tailed.
amount in cash equal to the excess of
closing date, less related reserves, over
the amount of the liabilities to be assumed by Ohio Valley Gas.
The
latter will obtain the required cash by issuing to Columbia Gas its
promissory notes and capital stock in approximately equal amounts.
—V. 187,. p<: 270$.
Exchange Commission—
(formerly Citizens' Loan & Mortgage Co.) on
filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering $240,000
5-year series E debentures to be offered in denominatons of $500,
and $5,000 at par.
No underwriting is involved. The proceeds
be used for expansion of business.—V. 185, p. 2800.
loss
the
for
512,390
Nil
,
yyY7
operations
a
512,390
_——.—
share
common
per
in
electric
Files
'The corporation
Finds Name Deceptive and
ations
an
Valley Gas will pay to United an
the book value thereof as of the
Columbus &
—-i—
outstanding
shares
1958
1S57
$13,319,184 $16,892,701
51,948
*414,804
—
improvement with earnings on the common stock of 3 cents per share.
Octave Blake,
President, said that most of the drop in sales vol¬
ume
is attributable to conditions
in the automotive, radio, TV and
order authorizing United Fuel Gas Co., a
subsidiary, to transfer all of its assets and properties in Ohio which
it uses in connection with the retail distribution of natural gas (except
those used in rendering service to Detroit Steel Co.) to a newly-organ¬
ized Columbia Gas subsidiary, The Ohio Valley Gas Co.
As of Dec. 31,
1956, the properties and assets involved aggregated $1,318,994.
Ohio
*
and
Inc.—Property Transfer Ap¬
System,
issued
has
SEC
taxes
1
.
—
profit.
While
Gas
Columbia
The
2,862,312
Acceptance Corp., Georgetown, Del.
after
Earnings
-Net
—:
—
Common
proved—
♦Based
'^Citizens
loss
$5,009,748
2,189,448
$1,225,904
6-8,673
$539,457
railway oper. inc...
187, p. 2446.
Net rev. from
sales
Net
$685,179
274.351
31—
Months Ended March
Six
Net
resulted
Financial
Misch,
W.
Net
$212,752
72,980
$181,430
69,572
$127,045
47,439
Net rev. from ry. oper.
.
■
Vice-President, observed as follows:
"This
arrangement is being made to anticipate possible short-term credit
requirements that may arise under our forward plans over the next
few years.
The company has no plans to borrow under the agreement
this year."—V. 187, p. 2650.
' '
,
Net
expenses.
(& Subs.)—Net Loss—
.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$529,950 $1,565,270
317,198
880,091
1958—Month—1957
$284,553
$391,447
157,508
210,017
revenue
Zeckendorf
Mr.
inc.,
F.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
June 18
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
&
Period End. April 30—
Nichol¬
NEW
Commissioners
toll rates,
hearing
a
for
recently
Canada,
an
filed
with
application
the principal change being $0.5
was
decision
P. 2017.
share
company
held
will
on
be
788,547
$0.31
722,191
$0.34
outstanding
common
NOTE—The
this application May
forthcoming
within
Y
the
for
Board
a
slight
of
Transport
increase
in
for passenger cars. A public
13, 1958. It is^expected that
the next
few
weeks.—V.
182,
Volume
187
Number 5755
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(2905)
Detroit, Toledo
&
Ironton
End" Apr* 30~"
1,097,693
1,348,967
ry" ops*
$44,822
$551,916
$861,674
$2,341,590
ay oper- mc—
26,412
303,213
602,286
1,220.059
,
187,
$5,610,676
5,517,217
2447.
p.
Railway
Railway
$7,858,807
4,749,002:
Net
Net
oper.
revenue—
oper.
from
rev.
railway
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
RR.—Earnings—
t?o
1958—Month—1957
$520,780
•$618,059
y °P£:r* revenue—
i
railway
oper.
Net rev.
Net
from
187,
ry.
364,480
413.953
1,608,050
ops.
'$156,300
$204,106
$846,894
$1,243,651
21,671
36,748
152,752
289,650
2447.
p.
187,
Net
V Not
V.
—
from
rev.
vaiAvuy
-
Devon-Palmer Oils
Ltd.—Sulphur Project Underway '
reserves,
acquired
increased
substantially
and
company drilled
or
of
which
41
vast
187.
Net
sulphur
land
gross
drilled
more
In
certain
more
than
reserves
holdings,
footage
than
In
were
and
its
barrels
during
earlier,
while
gas
the
year
subsidiaries
reserves
35,000,000,000
as
the
reserves
result
a
fact
the
last
$15,194
dcf.
tbat^oertain
g5s.
land
29,126
had
increased
Oil
production in fiscal
possible 4,300 barrels per
to
sulphur
3.600,000
consultants
feet
of
227,005
$100,809
$71,095
*23,927
■
,$298,100
337,991
*39,113
$2,438,900
$730,286
r 183,526
$1,129,655
1,309,245
528,901
Manager,
from
to
of
.
that
Eaton
Mfg. Co.
Planned—■
acres
value
of
Escambia
is
the
on
becoming
to
way
v>i
;
a
v
present
Acquisition
—
Increase in Shares
—
Appoints Director—
substantial
a
independent
producer
of
»
The election of James H. Curtis
.
Curtis
-•Mr.
is
as
director
a
2$.
announced June
was
Officer, and a director; of
Construction Corp,, wholly
owned, subsidiary of Bond dnd
Share, engaged In the design, engineering and construction of
for the chemical and process industries... He Is also a director'of Ebasco
Services Inc., President of Chemical Construction
(Canada)1- Ltd.',', t»fra
President,
Chief
Executive
Chemical
Chairman
of
Chemical
Construction
(Great
Britain)
Ltd.—V., ^1,87,
2332.
p.
company,
doubled
b'>u!
power-driven
rising to a V rear axles for medium and heavy-duty trucks and off-the-road
equip¬
day while the daily average touched 3,400
ment among other automotive products, proposes to
barrels in peak periods..
acquire the Fuller
During the past fiscal year 726,000 barrels -t
Manufacturing Co. of Kalamazoo, Mich., whose principal product line*
(665,000 net) were produced and marketed. 4 4.
•
consists, of transmissions for these vehicles.
The company's drilling
rigs drilled 337,000 feet during the fiscal
Directors of the two companies,, in separate
meetings June 21, agreed
year, an all-time high for the
company.
In fiscal 1956 the company's on
an
exchange of each outstanding share of Fuller for one Eaton
rigs drilled 266.000 feet.
V.
: \
"
share, subject to the approval of shareholders of both companies, ac¬
Gross revenue from
operations in fiscal 1957 amounted to $3,920,649.
cording to John C. Virden, Chairman and President of Eaton, and
an all-time high.
No direct comparison is possible because of
J. Scion Gray, Chairman and Chief Executive
mergers
Officer of Fuller, In a '
during fiscal 1956.
joint statement following the meetings.
Recently the company materially increased Its Interest
Fuller has 458,310 shares outstanding and" Eaton has
in Prairie Oil
1,838,044 shares
of an authorized issue of 2,500,000.
Royalties, a company which owns substantial
w
royalty
interests
in
5,482,000 acres in every province in
The proposed transfer of Fuller assets to Eaton,
western Cahada,' as well as in
including the out¬
.
it
that
the
•'
previously.
4,700,000
stated
time, the securities portfolio of Electric Bond &
Share consists of. the stocks of 25 companies in growth fields,' the
primary aim being capital appreciation. The present portfolio,' which
had a market value at June 13, 1958 of $22,474,488, shows an appre¬
ciation of $5,465,052, or 32% over cost.
Announces Expansion
"—'-7
The
company's fleet modernization -program features a $3,700,000
equipment purchase consisting of 175-White "King-of-tlie-Highway"
tractors powered by the Cummins NH-180 Diesel
Eugine, and 200 high
cube Fruehauf, Strick and- Trallmobilo trailers.j
:
1958,
the
At
a
$5,100,000 expansion and fleet modernization
Dallas firm is being made by Fred E. Tucker, Jr.,
Board, George E. Paschall, President and General
and Marvin Blakency, Jr., Vice-Presidents
V
of
Walker
experience with Chemieo since its acquisition has been emi-i
satisfactory," Mr. Walker said. James H. Curtis, President of
stated that it is estimated that the chemical;process indus¬
company now believes that
profitable investment."
this
for
spend in the
plants, transmission
power
Mr.
the markets for Chemico's urea and acetylene processes. In addition
Is acquiring or developing new processes in the
rapidly grow¬
ing petrochemical field.
Esoambla /Chemical Corporation, In which Bond and Shafe has a
50% interest, operated in the black for the first five months of 1958
as compared to an
operating loss for the comparable period of 1957.
"It
takes
several
years
before
a
chemical plant goes through its >
start-up difficulties and develops its markets," Mr. Walker said. "The
2447.-
.
new
facilities.
Chemieo
$2,053,200
1,322,914.
v
other
tries in the United States served by Chemieo would
spend approxi¬
mately $4,000,000,000 per year in the next three years on" capital
expansion for manufacturing. He pointed out the large amount of
business Chemieo does abroad, and stated that in the ammonia and*
acid fields, business should continue good, with a rapid expansion in
76,124
>' ^:-1958—4 Mos.—1957
$438,800
and
Cliemico,
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
lines
earnings.
"The
nently
$156,680
'"
97,983
•
$130,000,000,000 for
over
anticipated that Ebasco will get its fair share of the business which
will be
developed a a sresult of the growth of load, so that it will
go on to new levels of business volume and, consequently, new levels
2,301,891
$55,897
6,073
.jMotor' Freight
Texas
Chairman
a§ well as
productive of
be
reserves
Indicate
than
more
187, p.
Program—S--7-V.'
The
also
1957
cubic
East
program
to
project
new
proven
ho
from
during the year, and Independent
these holdings also
improved.
.7,128,945
the
areas" Were
company
reserves
long tons at;Jan. 31,
In
$59,358
•
Pacific
&
income
oper.
1,878,727
years
distribution
is
\\y
Winnipeg
•Deficit.—V.
oil
12,509,000
barrels
a
year
115,000,000,000
participation
other
The
holdings
to
to; 2,190,000
ry.
.
21
and
*5,132,733
' 1958—4 Mos—1957
$1,934,624 ' $2,458,571
577,767 '
456,532
2447.
p.
Announcement
oil
proven
increased
were
year, from
went, up
before.
amounted
of .company's
sulphur-ricli
Gross
fiscal
*$4,605,663
any
According to Independent geological consultants,
Sulphur
areas,
previous year.
The
wells on its own
property during fiscal/year 1957,
producers, Devon-Palmer's net being 27 producing* '
69
Devon-Palmer
gas
doubled
"
next
*$6,797,208
*7,075,767
323,426
1958—Month—1957
$471,726
$637,125
sulphur extraction project
Period End. Apr. 30—
Alberta, as a Joint project by the
Railway oper. revenue—
company and Texas Gulf Sulphur
Co., Inc., it was announced by
Morris
Railway oper. expenses
N.
Palmer, President of Devon-Palmer. "'
[ • ••;.
Devon-Palmer has just reported that
during its fiscal year ended V,
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Jan. 31, 1958, it
nearly doubled oil reserves and more than doubled
gas
$635,055
$5,154,767
9,760,430
"
ops.
ry.
oper.
Dulutli,
Construction has begun on the
$8,000,000
being undertaken near Calgary,
production
8,149,699
*1-,633,280
2332.
p.
$1,352,491
2,962,905
*$1,482,852"
ops.
inc..
Period End. Apr. 30—
Railway oper. revenue__
■Railway oper. expenses
1,763.352-
..
ry.
oper.
$3,597,960
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
-
$3,010,003
oper. 4nc.__.
railway
—V.
expenses
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$2,454,944
$357,188
' 1,840,040
•
expenses
•Deficit.—V.
Pai!lri0dEn(1,Apr,3C_
Bond and Share's second
largest source of Income Is from Ebasco
Incorporated. In 1957, Ebasco earned a little more than in
1956 and earnings for 1958 are
expected to be at least as good as 195'/.
P.' C.
Gardner, President of Ebasco, presented a series of charts,
which indicated that the investor owned utilities would
Services
Period End. Apr. 30—
$1,900,883
M^elfiCV' fr°m
it
Duluth, Missahe & Iron Range
Ry.—Earnings—
'
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$1,142,515
°IJcr-. expenses
uway
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
°Per" revenue--
Railw™
.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
-'f.
^■
Period End. Apr. 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957 ''
Railway oper.. revenue— ' $3,232,024
$4,939,894 $13,192,778 $19,879,951 J
Railway, oper.. expenses
3,018,290 • 3,548,420
12,246,394
13,189,373
Net
■
Net
from
rev.
railway
ops.
187,
$213,734
inc.
ry.
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
*121,114
$1,391,474
383,141
$6,690,578^
1,G6G,084
$946,384
*612,581
2447.
p.
.
Elgin National Watch Co.—Earnings—
.'V;-
..
the
Northwest
areas.
••••.
British
Palmer,
Vy-V.
an
$1,500,000
been
"
has
interests
in
Oil
373
area
of
which
is. 39%
these
In
Co.
in
be
discoveries.
gas
spent
out,
In
the
by three companies
Panamerican
Oil Company of
Canada and
developihent.—V. 185, p. 2213.
•'
of
Louisville,
Ky„
and
the
proposed acquisition of these
the shareholders of both
assets by
companies for
Gray stated.
Imperial
current
to
Petroleum
at separate meetings July
British
of the transaction, Fuller would be operated
of Eaton with 110 changes contemplated
its present management, personnel, products and
sales policies.
the
in
of
•
Fuller
States-
exploration
submitted
to
30,
Messrs.
Virden
and
and
as
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
lias
acreage
Gulf
be
to
Upon consummation
increasing
upwards
year
whom
Ltd.,
action
been
Corporation,
Oil
Devon-
of
area
are
by
owned
acreage in j the Fort Nelson
which interest and
activity has
recent
will
farmed
wells
standing stock of the former's wholly-owned subsidiary, the Sliuler Axle
Eaton
Lands- Ltd.,
extensive
owns
result
a
Prairie
' i'.
Columbia
Columbia,
as
Territories.
1957.
of
had
net sales
of
founded in
Eaton,
$31,540,682
In the
1916
by Joseph O.
in
In
fiscal year ended Nov. 30,
Eaton, had 1957 net sales
Authorized
The
on. June 118 reported that
all three of its industrial
operated profitably in the 12 weeks ended May 24, but thatthe company lost money because of serious problems still facing'Its
basic consumer-product businesses, watches and watch bands.;
*•,
Consolidated
$5,567,000,
at
the
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
Slightly Lower—■
(&
..'
Nine Months Ended April 30—
after all operating charges.^.
Subs.)
."
Income
en
Net
—*
U.
S.
A.
and
those
U.
not
S.
19,330,000
Includes subsidiaries
currency.
wholly-owned.—V.
Doeskin
Products,
Company Stock—
Inc.
187,
Court
—
p.
Increase
Shareholders of Eaton at' the
asked
21.600,000
In
Canada,
1541.
Bars
Sale
of
to
approve
plan to increase the authorized stock from 2,500,000
a
Judge Palmieri. according to a report on June
25, gave trustees
bankrupt Swan-Finch 30 days in which to file the
suit; v v-v
:
of
r
Doeskin
formerly was a subsidiary of Swan-Finch as was Keta Gas
Oil. Trustees of Swan-Finch
contend in their
filing papers, among
other things, that the stock of Keta-was
issued to Doeskin in 1956 for
"no consideration- whatsoever"
and allegedly without the
approval of
the directors of the
tional authorized shares that would be available
upon approval of
increased capitalization by shareholders.—V.
187, p. 2548.
Eastman Kodak
Co.
(&
U. S.
the
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.
involved.—V.
187, p.-2116.
Net
.-7:7;
Sales
to
Total
153,481,277
foreign
subsidiary
sales
Earnings
—i
before
Provision for
U.
companies—_
—
10,990,684
164.471,961
——
taxes':—
income
153,097,546
9,984,189
163,081,735
37,277,378
19,600,000
1
31,313,874
16,500,000
Net
U.
income
S.
and
1958
S., State, arid foreign inc. taxes
income
$11,125,639
559,542
283i379
'554,872
$276,163
$584,322
i—
per
outstanding....—
'
in
the
first
approximatelyl $8.4 million, compared
*957 period. The
backlog of unfilled
million
on
Dow
new
Dec.
31,
low cost
competitive
of
films
has
million
was
in
reduced
the
similar
from
$27.8
been
announced
be
by
January of
this
in
produced
Cleveland,
most
company.
Ohio,
share
common
92,485
11,511,177
6,073,716
$0.76
$0.91
-
187, p. 2548.
been
The
A
foil
Dow
polyethylene extrusion coating resin for
paper, cellophane and
been developed by the
company.
The material is designated
polyethylene 610M, coating grade.
'
new
has
_
In
addition. Dow markets
700C which has
used
primarily for heavy coatings.
used
for
wax
modification.
ings, increase
their
appearance.—V. 187,
heat
p.
These
higher melt index and Is
also has three resins
to reduce flaking of wax
coat¬
and
improve their gloss and
serve
scalability,
2332.
Canada
of
the
El
Paso
has
called
Royal Bunk
Electric
filed
Company
Supply Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
—Earnings Off—
*
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
sales
Net
income
Net
Net
before
income
per
1958
1957
$10,009,663 $13,115,373
—
tax
—;
provisions
583,377
$280,021
$525,498
S0.55
:-r
share
1,167,775
$1.03
—
ACQUISITION—Effective April 1, company acquired 100% of the
stock of the A. J. Glesener Co.,
Inc., San Francisco.' Founded 50
years ago, the company has become one of the leading industrial tool
and
supply distributing companies
in Northern
California.
Under
Ducommun ownership,
division,
with
A. J. Glesener Co. will operate
Mr. Glesener
as
President.—V.
187,
autonomous
1893.
as
p.
an
"
2447. -1
p.
.r
of
Canada.
"■'■.•.'■•n;•
Securities
and
organization
1
Exchange
'1 *'' "J"
$100
of
used to
Co.—Files
With
SEC—
purposes}, which
.securities
it
is
estimated
sold,
are
and
(iii)
will
for
aggregate
$2,000,000
construction.
when
f
;
:
.<
Commission—
;
•
--
;
Phoenix, Ariz.—-
June
011
Exchange Commission—
of
1958,
the
Walker,
based
total
011
Share
balances.
1636.
;
Tire
Rubber Co.
&
(&
Six Months Ended
the
present
stated
011
outlook
25
June
should
be
that
within
net
a
income
few
cents
for
1957, when the company reported net equal to $1.46
a
share, the highest in 26 years. Dividends of $7,153,612 paid in 1957
were
the highest cash payments on
the common stock in the com¬
pany's 53-year history, he said.
Net'assets
applicable
$166,780,684,
the
end of
$31.77
or
to
a
common
share,
stock
representing
at
an
June
13, 1958,
increase of 12%
over
Foreign
Power,
the
portfolio value and its
Walker
stated
that
company's largest single asset in
largest single earnings contributor,
corporate earnings fcr 1957 were about 5%
higher
than in 1956. Consolidated earnings were a few cents lower
than for 1956. The estimates for both corporate and consolidated earn¬
ings for 1958 are somewhat higher than for 1957.
"Another
important factor to keep in. mind in considering the
Foreign Power situation," Mr. Walker said, "is the growth of revenues
from the companies operating in the Caribbean area and the
growing
proportion of
Venezuela
80%
the
of
were
the
long period of
free of
earnings.
at
an
We
80%
of
derived from these companies. For 1957,
Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Panama and
than In 1952 and were, In fact, equal to
derived from all 11 subsidiaries In 1952. Since
revenues
Cuba,
revenues
currencies
been
total
from
revenues
Costa
higher
these
years
countries
have
and transfers of
problems, this establishes
anticipate that
accelerated pace."
earnings
shown
stability
over
a
have, for the most part,
good base for Foreign Power's
these countries will grow
funds
a
relative
from
April 30—
'
"
..
1957
1958
$
*
$
*
490.854.806 550.422.328
and
income
187,
foreign
taxes
20,400,000
——21,264.682
income
011
estimated
Earnings per
share
common
28,050,000
28,430,380
$2.52
$3.44
—;*
—•
1313.
p.
Flexible Tubing Corp.—Stock
Offering—Company on
61,879 shares of common
($1 par) to holders of the $1,000 and, $500 first
mortgage 6% bonds due in. 1972.
No underwriting is
June
made
9
offering
an
of
stock
involved.
These
shares
being offered by
are
the corporation
to
holders of its
stock
purchase warrants which expire April 1, 1964.
The
mortgage bonds, 6% series due 1972 issued and
sold by the company on April 24,
1957, in the principal amount of
$600,000,
had
attached
thereto
detachable
warrants
entitling the
common
thereof
stock
common
P.
said
to
Co.
and
bonds
purchase
the
of
Brooks &
W.
an
$500 first
and
holders
an
aggregate
In
company.
of
addition,
42,000 shares of the
the company sold to
in connection with the underwriting of
shares
of common stock,
warrants covering
Inc., N. Y.,
35,000
aggregate of 28,000 shares of common stock.
a
result of a 10%
common
stock dividend
As"
paid
March
on
31,
1958 un¬
entitle
the holders
at the
aggregate exercise price of $420 through April 1, 1960, $490 thereafter
and through April 1, 1962, and $560 thereafter and through April 1.
1964,
and warrants originally attached
to $500 bonds now entitle
the holders thereof to purchase 39 shares of common
stock at the
exercise price
of $210 through April 1,
1960,
$245 thereafter and
through April 1, 1962, and $280 thereafter and through April 1, 1964.
The aggregate number of shares of common stock issuable on June 2,
1958, upon exercise of warrants presently outstanding is 61,879.
As a result of the 10%
stock dividend, the per share exercise price
of all warrants presently outstanding is approximately $5.45 through
April 1, 1960, $6.36 thereafter and through April 1, 1962, and $7.27
1.958,
were
1957.
Discussing
of
the
'
Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
—V.
,
the
Co.—Earnings Forecast—
President,
; >
19
The proceeds are to be added to the company's cash
185, p.
$1,000
G.
Files
—
No underwriting Is involved.
The proceeds are
outstanding obligations and for current and future
Securities and
company
Firestone
The
company esti¬
mates Its 1958 construction expenditures at $7,550,000.—V.
185, p. 2550.
Electric Bond &
'
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 125,000 shares of class A voting common stock
(par 25
cents); 100,000 shares of class B common voting stock (par 35 cents);
and 100,000 shares of class C non-voting common stock (par 50 cents),,,
all to be offered at par, as follows: the class C stock is made only
to persons who, at the date of the offering, were policyholders of the
company; class A stock only to persons who were policyholders before
Feb. 25, 1952, and -to certain officers, directors and employees; class B
stock
only to -policyholders on Feb. 25,
1952.
No underwriting is
The
Net
mortgage bonds, 4%% series due 1987, in- the amount of $6,500,000,
including the payment of duplicate interest of approximately
$25,700 and a redemption premium of $351,000,
(ii) to pay off out¬
standing bank-loans (the proceeds of which were used for construction
( 1
V
par.
retire
With
'*
.
12 filed a letter of notification with the
debenture bonds to be offered in denomi¬
June
011
covering $50,000 of 3%
Files
Net
a
<
$6,542,404 $11,023,278
*1,409,72 1
3,930,908
$1,905,892
<
724,259
;
first
Mr.
Metals &
$1,692,050
*337,997
Farm & Home Loan & Discount Co.,
for
registration statement with the SEC on June 25,
1958, covering $6,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due
1988,
and $3,000,000 of debentures due July
1, 1970. The bonds and deben¬
tures are to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding. Net
proceeds thereof will be used (i)
to refund all of the outstanding
terms
Ducommun
187,
4
operating expenses.
redemption on July 15, 1958, all of
outstanding 5% first sinking fund series A bonds, dated Oct. 15,
1952 at par. Payment will be made at
any branch in Calgary, Alberta,
a
The company
inc.—
its
for
.
With
involved.
corporation
George
Coating—
ops.
ry.
Fargo-Moorhead Baseball Club, Fargo, N. D.
—V.
Midland
Markets New Polyethylene
1958—4 Mos.—1957
Edmonton Pipe Line Co., Ltd.—To Redeem
Bonds—
new
1959.
producing a polystyrene film in limited
quantities at
(Mich.) Division for several months.
Production there will
be discontinued upon completion of the
Cleveland plant with the excep¬
tion of experimental runs.
its
per
17,677.378
92,485
12,466,626
2,254,763
earnings
$0 60
iotalled
1958
polystyrene packaging film selling for less than
Trycite, the film will
ihe first plant will go on stream in
has
$<>.22
months
$11.5
orders
Trademarkcd
Dow
three
with
Co.—Packaging Film Development—
transparent
preferred--—
common
—V.
•Deficit.—V.
Domestic
1957 to $25.5 million at Mar. 31,
1958.—V. 187, p. 44
Chemical
on
011
1 094 759
share
common
NOTE—Incoming business
14,813.874.
dividends
dividends
168,674
foreign income taxes
snares
Earnings
A
1 139 194
paid
Common
i
Cash
Cash
$14,376 317
taxes—
Net
Dividends
earnings
1957
194,814
before
Net
"
\
nations
Mar. 23,'58 Mar. 24,'57
1
■
The
Subs.)—Sales Higher-
shies
Retained
Subs.)—Net Income Off Sharply
the
for
/
1
from
rev.
railway oper.
to be
Three Months Ended—
Earnings
(&
Three Months Ended March 31-Net sales billed and other revenue
year
a
report to
a
loss
1958—Month—1957
^
Net
Net
SEC
&
companies
$6,676,000
in
net
Railway oper. revenue— $11,758,225 $14,071,427 $48,399,574 $57,680,713
Railway oper.
expenses
10,066,175
12,165,535
41,857,170
46,657.435
officers:
Earnings Lower—
Judge Edmund L. Palmieri has signed an order
barring the
company from disposing of 1,140.390 shares of Keta Gas & Oil
Co. it
allegedly holds, pending filing of a suit for
recovery of the shares by
trustees of Swan-Finch Oil
Corp.
ago to
shareholders
quarter was
loss of $264,000 before tax credits and
in the same
12 weeks of 1957.—V.
187,
said
Eric RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr. 30—
July 30 also will be
on
directors
16
to
Fuller
Keta
Federal
from
President,
2332.
p.
Stock—
meeting
special
shares and to increase the number of board members from
to provide representation for the
following three
Mr. Gray, E.
L. Ludvigsen and E. W.
Passmore, the
latter two respectively President and General Counsel
of Fuller;
and
for Charles E. Hamilton, who was President of
Automotive Gear Works,
Inc. prior to its acquisition
by Eaton in March, 1956. It was pointed
out that there are 110 present plans
involving possible use of the addi¬
12
1957
$19,902,000 $20,506,000
.
Seek
to 3,000,000
1958
prof."
NOTE—Expressed in
Earnings
down
were
Consolidated
$221,844,339.
To
't/.'
$39,232,000 $42,106,000
______
'
''
.
Profit
Taxes
—
;
sales
Shennan,
meeting.
compared with a
after such credits
$122,000
■
%.'•
net
G.
J.
annual
$492,000,
"•
v.";,'
company
divisions
holders
to
The
of
stock
common
record
on
Feb.
17,
warrants
thereafter
and
of
through April
offering
public
exercise
of
originally attached to $1,000 bonds now
thereof to purchase 77 shares of common stock
exercised
the
sale
of
the
number
price
warrants,
common
of
1,
1964.
will,
and
the
accordingly,
proceeds
to
depend
the
upon
company
the time
from the
stock upon the exercise of warrants will depend upon
warrants exercised and the price at which they are
Exercised
P.
and
W. Brooks
may
sell
the
Co.
Inc.
shares
may
exercise
received
upon
warrants presently held by It
such
exercise
at
a
price
in
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
(2906)
$
may
on
an
185,
will open a new
me, Nev., some
increasing demands tor
States Lime Products Corp., a subsidiary,
manufacturing plant on May 28 in Anol
The United
£2,000 000
Vegas, to meet the
miles northeast of Las
19
oi
institutional
products by Western industry.
...
.
% . „
Jr., Chairman of the. Board and Chief vExecntive Offieei ,
opening of the new plant "marks another step In the planned
expansion of both marketing and operations of United States
Products Corp. since its acquisition by Flintkote in September of 1950."
Lime
needed
by the
throughout
states."
the Western
Net
Price Increases
sold
products
George
the
by
results
said
President,
Pecaro,
J.
Net
of
study
"a more
to floor¬
-
for
$776,373
$3,170,392
1.273,977
Mr. Treen, "This process is the first successful mass produc¬
application of graduated halftones, multi-colors, precision register
sharp reproduction with a single impression on corrugated board."
The cost for printing boxes with the FW-process approximates the
conventional method. "Costs in some instances are 110 more—the deter¬
mining factor being the size of the production run," said Mr. Treen.
The development of the printing machine for the new process was
the result of a research project conducted with the assistance of the
Battelle Memorial Institute of Columbus, Ohio.—V. 187, p. 2549.
oper.
* 1958—Month—1957
$1,592,671
$1,547,909
revenue.
1,555,447
expenses
.
5,914,526
Securities Corp., Indianapolis; Ind., will prior to 19:30 a.m.
1, 1958, receive tenders for the sale to it of its 5%
debentures due Jan. 1, 1965 at prices not to exceed $2,546, at prices
not to exceed 100%. plus accrued interest to Aug. 1, 1958.—V. 186, pi 6.
Alleghany, Calif .—-Offering, pursuant' to
filed Nov. 12, 1953, of 40,000 common
$5 per share,
from
rev,
ry.
railway oper.
"Deficit.—V.
Friars
$37,224
187, p.
$63,957
$7.90,310
*16,598
27,499
133,760
Northwestern's portfolio. Inter-Canadian has entered Into
Insurance Company, which owns" or
outstanding shares of Northwestern?
common. Under this contract, Inter-Canadian offers to purchase at $41
nor
share all stock ot Northwestern tendered to it, provided sufficient
snares
are tendered, to give Inter-Canadian a
66%% interest (with
the 1,005 shares now-held by iti.
;
If
Inter-Canadian acquires 66% %
of the Northwestern stock, it
further proposes to exchange its
own newly-issued shares for the
assets of Northwestern, which will then be liquidated and dissolved.
quisition of
contract with Hartford Fire
controls 19,800 ,of the 125,000
a
National
Association, Inc., New York, N. Y.
The
corporation
duo:
July
June
on
$100,000
covering
of
filed
19
10-year
Commission—
a letter of notification With the
registered second mortgage bonds
1967 to oe offered in denominations of $100.
No under¬
involved. The proceeds are to be used for the construction
1,
writing is
wing and gymnasium and lor other improvements.
two-story
a
State
—V.
Fuller Mig.
Co.—Absorbed—
Mfg. Co.
Eaton
See
above.—V.
173,
1889.
p.
William
M.
steel
Wetzel
the
Board,
May
on
23
announced
capital
acquired the machinery and equipment of Kruger
Buffalo, N. Y., a well-known supplier of drawn
containers.
Negotiations were completed April 29
Mr
VV' .,V •
'
the
or
record
will'enable Fyr-Fyter
to fabricate
dry chem¬
ical
and
liquid chemical extinguishers,
including certain vaporizing
liquid models.
The later extinguishers are manufactured in various
sizes and capacities at the
company's Dayton and Newark
N. J
shells
steel
and
its
for
1-quart
21/2-gallon
to
sizes
{acility
new
187,
will be operated
as
company's
stlielinaking
rated
capacity,
now
1205.
p.
notineed.
J.
A.
tions,
been
has
it
the
©1
elected
director
>
••
joining
of
187,
director
June
.
.
.
General
personnel
p.
120G.
of
24
by
industrial
the
Vice-President
to
announced
was
Board.
Before
—V.
formerly
Jonsson,
ment
in
charge
George
L.
depart¬
industrial rela¬
Morrison,
v
.
relations
of
Chairman
..
.
Baking
early this year, Mr. Jonsson was
administration for General Foods Corporation
J ,i:,V
1,200,000 net tons
has
Controls
Graphic
•
elected
Chairman
of
the
Board
and
John
Bomymeester, President, it was announced by Hans Arnhold, who is
after
retiring
30
his
position
the
Board.—V.
years
as
Chairman
as
180,
p.
Board
of
the
Chairman.
Executive
Mr.
Arnhold
Committee
and
covering
offered
to
be
at
par
used
retain
member
June
shares
20
on
7,400
of
filed
class
a
A
to
—
Files
;
N.
Y.—Files
for
capital.—V.' 186,
working
p.
in
Insurance
See
Personnel—
Crown
60,000 shares of 7% cumulative preferred stock to be
($5 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are
new business by
the company.—V. 184, p. 1228.
directors on May 22 elected Thomas M.'Ware as Presi¬
formerly Administrative Vice-President and succeeds his
board of
The
He
was
Louis Ware, who was elected
Executive Officer.—V. 187, p. 1786..
Ltd., Regina, Canada
Telemeter
;
•
Telemeter
The
end
the
"around
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain
Prov
S,
for
income
7
Fed
7
&
1957
$
oCfc
1958
$
1956
:
:
system
this
of
15,818,036
17,759.791
60,624,492
Investors Stock Fund,
65,961,246-
Net
1955
(j.
(est.).—
profit
Common
diviaends
Common shares outstdg.
Earnings per com. share
—V.
137,
p.
from
railway
ry.
187,
p.
$4,505,448
1,672,337
$613,099
ops.
"l,323,213
inc,__ :
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
105,017,000 94>548,000 86,930,000 69,105,000
$7,464,007 $13,850,208
*185,375
4,773,863
2448.
56,620.000
50,682,000
47,929,000
37,368 000
43,866,000
39,001,000
31,737 000
24,374,000
21.818,000
18,744 000
16 9*>3 000
12,167,930
12,108,811
$3.98
$3.62
2799.
5
863'897
$6 62
Diversified
half
Haile
the
Approved—
Mines, Inc.—Merger
Stockholders
5*849
'
234
9Q
plans
corporation
Terms
Mines,
and
of "the
Inc.,
one
to
to
this
company
consolidate
be
named
merger
common
share
consolidated
of
of
the
Howe
call for
and
two
the
stock, for each
Howe
Sound
corporation.—V. 187,
of
Howe
companies
Co.
Sound
into a
Co.
new
have ap¬
Delaware
Sound
exchange of 24a shares of Haile
share oi Howe Sound Co. common,
common
for each share of the
Co.
p.
2660.
'
-
of
Pay-Tele vision in
—
Services,
Inc.—Assets at New
current
per
High—.
Oct. 31, 1957 to a
up
Fitzsimmons, Chairman oi
semi-annual report.
Fund was $12.71 on April 30,
Oct. 31. 1957. Dividends declared during
to 21 cents per share, the same amount
corresponding period a year ago, and were
entirely from investment income.
period
amounted
New
holder
for
the
highs were reached
accounts.
in¬
record
$47,275,561 for the first
share of the
compared with $11.69 on
declared
system
fiscal year, Joseph M.
announced in the Fund's
asset value
a
Investors
rose
the
of
Board,
operation
purchased*
to the cus¬
this mutual fund affiliate managed by
Inc., stated
at market value of securities
from $232,757,246 as of
high of $280,032,807 as of April 30, 1958,
vestments,
Net
48,397,000
.taxes
rev.
assets
net
Total
Net
proved
Net
Corp.
of coin-box television will be in
year" in several communities with
$16,431,135
expenses
oper.
1.008,898,000 985,953,000 931,147,000 824.837 000
State
,
provides identification of each individual program
variable prices and complete freedom of program choice
tomer.
Louis A. Novins, President, disclosed on May 26.
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$22,265,239 $68,088,499 $79,811,454
revenue—
oper.
Chief
Chairman of the Board and
Operation End of 1958—
'
Year Ended Mar. 31—
Chemical Corp.—Changes in
lather,
Mining Corp. above.
Period End. Apr. 30—
Railway
,
214.
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
(&
?
that
June 16 filed a letter of notification with the
General Foods Corp.
committee
;; ':V V;.
_
dent.
finance
187, p. 2660.
Associations.—V.
International Minerals &
With
letter of notification with the
stock (par $5) to be offered
and others at $6.75 per
proceeds are to be used
Suspends Offering—
Gold
the
Group.
International
—SEC
of
member
and
director
Bar
employees of the subsidiary corporations
share. .There will be no underwriting.
The
of
finance
to
corporation
covering
Buffalo,
Corp.,
Moore,
Globe
Exchange Commission—
and
company,
served
of The Royal
"
,
i'-rV:
Mr. Bromley, admitted to the New York Bar in 1920, was formerly
a
justice of the New York State Court of Appeals.
He is a member
of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the New York
County Lawyers" Association, and the New York State and American
a
^■> ■'
Great Bear Lake Uranium Mines,
Capital Corp., Miami Springs, Fla.
Securities and Exchange Commission¬
er^16 col'P°ration
SEC
will
2396.
General
With
The
SEC
been
■■"
--•'y
1,584,000 tons—almost 47% more than the 1,080.000 tons of ca¬
pacity the company had at the start of this expansion.—V. 187, p. 20021
General Ceramics Corp., Keasbey, N. J.—New Officials
Arnhold
T.;-.•
-
[to
Securities
Henry
'-v'""',
-
the
Mr:
this
Bankers Trust, Com¬
partner in the New York
have been elected Directors
it was announced June 24.
.
associated with Bankers Trust Company since 1938,
various capacities, becoming Executive Vice-President
and member of the board of directors in 1956.
He was elected Chair¬
man of the Board the following year.
Mr. Moore is also a director and
member of the executive committee of the American Can Company;
director
and
member
of the executive committee of
the Republic
Aviation Corporation; a director of the M, A. Hanna Company, and
of
expansion began late in 1955, the annual capacity of the
company's seven large open hearth furnaces was 1.080,000 tons.
The
full
benefit of the current program of plant improvements
will, by
the end of 1959, bring the annual capacityof those seven furnaces
When
speed of sound,
of the Board of
firm
has
•
'
General Baking Co,—Jonsson Appointed—
Moore,' Chairman
H.
New York, and Bruce Bromley, a
of Cravath, Swaine, and Moore,>
pany.
law
year, will increase to 1,320,000 ions on July 1, reflecting the partial
completion of an expansion program that began two and a half years
ago,
Nicholas P. Veeder, Chairman of the Board and President,- an-
The Fyr-Fyter Shell Division
Avia¬
Directors—
New
a
The
2,006 miles per hour, three times faster than the
of operating at altitudes of 70,000 feet or more.
William
1958, to be offered to stockholders of
June 6, 1958, has been withdrawn since no
on
.
to
and
Granite City Steel Co.—Capacity Increased—
The
plants.
—V.
of
California
in
shares of
public offering is involved.—V. 187, p. 2800.
of
'
contract with North American
develop a stellar-inertial bombing and naviga¬
tional
missile guidance system for the chemically-fueled, high alti¬
tude B-70 SAC bomber.
The B-70 will be capable of speeds in excess
payable June 25,
.
manufacturing facilities
new
brass
it through
the bomb
.all changing
conditions throughout the run.
IBM Owego has also signed a
(par $1.50) representing fractional inter¬
resulting from a 2\k% stock dividend
stock
Air Command,
system helps guide the aircraft to its target and carry
bombing run.1 At the calculated release point, it drops
launches the missile.
The system compensates for
This
Co.—SEC Let¬
approximately 650
covering
Dedicates
s
Strategic
the
of
Bombei
Intercontinental
B-52
the
est of stockholders
Co,,
said.
The
of
has
brass
and
Chairman
Wetzel,
firm
this
Manufacturing
9
—
*
corporation's new military products plant at Owego. N. Y., was
formerly dedicated June 20.
More than 3,000 people, including Air
Force
personnel, business and civic leaders of the community, IBM
executives, employees and the public, attended the ceremony.
■?
The Owego plant is producing the Bombing Navigational System for
tion
June
on
Business Machines Corp.
The
Withdrawn—The letter of notification filed with the
SEC
254.
Plants—
New
2092.
p.
Government Employees Life Insurance
ter
Fyr-Fytcr Co.—Acquires Kruger Unit—
that
178,
p-
International
•
of
180,
V.
—
among
1447.
Files With Securities and Exchange
SEC
the
;
Minneapolis, Minn., investment company has applied to ;the
SEC for an exemption order under the Investment Company Act; of
1940 permitting its
purchase of capital stock of Northwestern Fire
and Marine Insurance Company; and the Commission has scheduled
the application for hearing on July 10,
1958.
:
According to the application, purchase of Northwestern's stock, by
Inter-Canadian is a preliminary step looking toward the latter's .ac¬
injunction and restraining order issued by the Supreme Court of
of New York, County of Erie on April 18, 1958, enjoining,
other things, their activities in connection with the purchase
and sale of securities.
In the case of Gold Crown, the order asserts
that.. Regulation A is not available for the reason that the underwriter
and the secretary-treasurer of the issuer have been convicted of violat¬
ing the California Corporate Securities Law; .that the company's offer¬
ing circular contains false and misleading statements, particularly with
respect to the failure to disclose that the issuer offered and sold secu¬
rities to certain persons
(including officers and directors) at prices
below the offering price set forth in the offering circular: and that the
offering would operate as a fraud and deceit upon purchasers.
The orders provide an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspensions should be vacated or made permanent.
$887,369
>57.477
ops.
inc.„.
of Insurance Company—
This
porary
Net
Net
Minn.—Proposes
Minneapolis,
Corp.,
Inter-Canadian
Purchase
^
Regulations A and D provide conditional exemptions from registration
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
One of the conditions of such exemption is a requirement for
the filing of semi-annual reports of the sale of securities and the use of
the proceeds thereof. The Commission's orders with respect to Shinbone
Alley and Career Co. allege that each has failed to file the required
reports and that each also failed to file a revised offering circular.
The order with respect to Great Bear Lake Uranium Mines asserts
that the issuer and Albert Hartley, an affiliate, are subject to a tem¬
5,904,618
July
on
following:
With,
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$6,704,836
$6,791,987
1,483,952
209.572
Inc.—Tenders for Debs.
Indianapolis Public Loan Co.,
amount.
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—Earnings—
$801,697
$785,257
233,132
2448.
p.
The City
(CSI'I
-
Stated
187,
$225,900
52,093
$254,955
98,965
railway oper. inc...
—V.
Mining Corp.—SEC Suspends Offering—
Commission, it was announced June 20.
orders temporarily suspending exemptions from registration
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to public offerings oi
the
expenses
oper.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$3,594,815 $4,101,670
2,809,558
3,299,773
1958—Month—1957
$942,535
$1,086,309
687,580
860,409
revenue..
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Net
Uranium Mines, Ltd., Regina. Saskatchewan, Canada
Offering, pursuant to Regulation D notification filed Dec. -20.
1954 (under its prior corporate name, Jackpot Uranium Mines
Ltd.), of 300,000 common shares at $1 per share.
Peter Lawrence, as "Shinbone Alley Co.," New York—Offering, pur¬
suant to Regulation A notification filed Jan. 24. 1957. of $220,000
of pre-formation limited partnership interests.
James Preston and Charles Olsen, as "The Career Co.," New YorkOffering, pursuant, to Regulation A notification filed Jan. 18, 1957,
of $10,000 of pre-formation limited partnership. interests.
1
and
oper:
Railway
stock.—V. 186,
«
RR.—Earnings-
Illinois Terminal
Great Bear Lake
tion
Railway
/
Getty.—V. 187, p. 2225.
shares of
shares at
tainers.
Railway
1150.
19,004
stock of the Canadian Por¬
I-T-E said it paid $565,000
10,000 shares of common
plus
currency
period End. April 30—
Gold Crown Mining Corp.,
Regulation A notification
Period End. Apr. 30—
Canadian
p.
Co.—Exchange Offer Extended—
offer for Mission Development Co. stock has been
June 25 to July 25,
1958. Mission stock is being
Getty common on the basis of six shares of Mission
securities by the
FW-process for
new
for
issued
has
.1,561,568
Treen, President, introduced to the financial
M.
in
Securities and Exchange
under
$4,048,210
340.240
Co.
celain
$847,268
$711,188
"119,760
$170,594
*39,735
$269,589
77,213
Co.—Acquisition—
has acquired all the capital
Ltd., of Hamilton. Ontario.
Company
2447.
p.
-
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Florida Ry."-—'Earnings—
1958-^ Mos —1957
$3,056,760 $3,441,975
2,345,572
2,594,707
1958—Month—1957
$858,331
$826,966
588,742
656,372
Gold Crown
meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts,
community the
printing on corrugated shipping con¬
At the May 26
company's
front
five
The
Corrugated Paper Co.—New Process—
Fort Wayne
Harold
$921,927
292,785
Net. rev. from ry. ops.
Net railway oper. inc....
—V. 187, p. 2333.
*24.059
exchange
exchanged
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$3,223,114
$3,818,590 $13,113,815 $15,993,995
$3,223,114
$3,818,590 $13,113,816 $15,993,795
Period End. Apr. 30—
187,
Plan—
Uhited States Southern District Court in New York announced
June 24 it will send a proposed reorganization plan
for the railroad
to the SEC for approval or objection before final court decision.
The plan embodies a proposal to separate railroad and real estate
operations of the company which had been opposed by the New Jersey
Public Utilities Commission.—V. 187, p. 2448.
$128,962
6.782
2660.
p.
The
2333.
p.
inc._J
oper.
Getty Oil
The
extended
Florida East Coast Ry.-r-Earnings--Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. revenue..
$156,770
*5,458
187,
RR.—SEC to Pass on Recapi¬
Manhattan
&
Railway oper.
187, p. 2333.
and dealers."—V.
contractors
ing
187,
♦Deficit.—V.
extensive
an
by the company of present and future markets showed that
realistic purchasing arrangement should be made available
834.378
*1,241
.
from ry; ops.
rev.
railway
Net
of approximately
merchandising
new
a
inc.
oper;
Railway oper, revenue.
Railway oper. expenses
Flooring Products—
of
255.582
above.—V.
Inc.
Mines.
Haile
talization
.1,001,033
S39.223
Approved—
Sound Co.—Merger
Ilowe
$1,129,995
917,889
Georgia Southern &
policy for flooring
Tilt--Tex division, both effective July 1, 1958,
institution
and
-
on
has announced an increase in prices
The company
$1,074,659
239.257
Period End. Apr. 30—
Calif.
3%%
railway
1'
be
Sec
1958—4 Mos,—1957
$290,960
8278.480
from ry. ops.
rev.
"Deficit.—V.
[Sloan, Nev.; Nelson, Ariz.; Sonora and Columbia,
located in Arrolime and
will
*
Net
its
of
Hudson
1958^--Month—1957
Teripd* End. Apr; 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
T
S. A.—
corporation has called for redemption on July 1, next, $184,000
•
secured sinking fund bonds to be offered at par. Payment
made at the Schroeder Trust Co., 61 Broadway, New York 15.
N. Y. or at the Private Bank &: Trust Co., Zurich,
Switzerland or at
the Bunco de Credit©-del Perm, Lima, Peru.—V. 187. p. 45.
held by seven
and sale of
series due 1988, to six insti¬
and sale of 110,000 shares of
par, for $2,750,000 to four insti¬
l
IlJl.—Earnings-
Georgia & Florida
'
,
Opening of the Arrolime unit expands the string of Flintkote's inter¬
national operations to a total of 55 manufacturing plants.
Kennedy Ellsworth. Executive Vice-President and General Manager
of the lime company, said that "while our new plant is geared to serve
current needs, the -continued, expansion of Western industry indicates
the rising demand for lime products in this area will remain unabated
for the foreseeable future.
We shall continue to prepare to serve the
needs of our customers no matter how great they may be."
Started in July, 1957, this ultra modern lime calcining plant will
have a production capacity in excess of 400 tons of lime products daily.
The
company
obtains its raw material, limestone, from quarries
Ilidroelectrica Andina),
(Energia
llidrandina
1,435,722 shares oi common
Issued by the new a c,mid. ions.—V. 187,
for,$7,178,610 to cover snares
pp
1542 and 1785.
processing facilities were
for various lime products
major metallurgical, paper, chemical and construction users
added
that increased lime
"to meet the steadily rising demands
pp
The
also issued to its parent
subsidiary
Til"
Harvey
Mr.
stock, no
$1,32 cumulative preferred
tutional investors.
J. Harveyi
said
$2.38
common share—__s.328 and 456.
Partial Redemption—
similar principal amount
Ohio Consolidated Telephone
also involved the issuance
$4,000,000' fir*.t * mortgage bonds, 4%
tutional
investors and the issuance
lime
I
mortgage bonds ot
investors.
It
first
for a
exchange
in
due
series
.
187,
783,544
$1.09
outstanding.^.-
shares
per
626,835
783,541
—_ —
———
Earnings
2,632.000
$1,851,325
625,835
•
paid
Common
—V.
685,000
$850,802
(est. >
income taxes
State
cc
income
Dividends
Corp.—Acquisitions by Sub General Telephone Co. of Ohio, a xubsidiery, has announced acqui¬
sition
of
all
assets of Ohio
Consolidated Telephone Co. and the
Ciusapeake Telephone Co. as 'of June 20. Financing involved in the
acquisition included an ISjUe of $4,987,000 of first mortgage bonds.
Processing Plant—
Fltritkote Co.—Opens New Lime
Net
Fed.
for
Provision
1042,
p.
1957
$39,605,582 $42,484,209
'* 1958
*
April 30—
sales
Net
General Telephone
2799.
p.
Six Months Ended
Minn., investment company filed an amendment
June 25, 1958 to its registration statement seeking registration oi
additional
100,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value.—V.
Minneapolis,
This
Subs.)—Net Inc. Off Sharply—
Harnischfeger Corp, (&
SEC-—
Securities Inc.—Files With
General
it upon such exercise. In addition tho
outstanding warrants from the holders
thereof and may thereafter sell such warrants at a prolit or exercise
cuch warrants and sell the common stock received upon exercise thcieo]
Cit a price in excess of the amount paid upon such exercise. Any profit
realized by P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc., as a result ol such transactions
tnay be deemed to be an underwriting commission.
Warrants arc exercisable at the office of the Warrant Agent, Empire
Trust Company, 20 Broad Street, New York 5, New York.- V. 187,
tirm
amount paid by
purchase presently
of the
■excess
Shares
in number of shares
outstanding
the
as was
derived;
.
'
outstanding and share¬
frpm 19.908.d28 on
increased
Volume
187
Number 5755
^9£Lt(? 22'032,798
rWnrL
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
on April 30,
Number of shareholder
1958.
from 94,656 to 102,802 in
s
anc*
.
o.
ir
—V.
186,
2475.
p.
-
$5,717,663
Railway oper.
expenses.
4,947,974
4,80.1,910
20,268,693
19,157,167
from ry. opers.
$769,689
$977,124
$1,197,863
$2,297,833
179,115
366,253
*1,028,130
*46,838
Calif.
Files
Net
rev.
railway
<-Q^iftiSnftl?a^lufactlirer
business
$a,uuu,uUO
of
"J-B"
annually,
N. Y.— Expansion
watchbands,
has
announced
expansion
leather
program,
The
metal
a leather division, which will produce a complete line
nylon watch straps to supplement the firm's output of
and
bands
dian,
Ltd.,
and
opain
includes 71 countries.
In
i
discussing
the
to
increase
and
15',
facet
of
.prices
&
Cana¬
Jacoby-Bender
dollar
last
of
1957,
In
its
he
which
program
expansion
Jacoby-Bender's
volume
year.,
export
markets—Mr.
overseas
the
over
its
to
Greece
third
Requisition of new
j^xpects
corporation
covering
at
Jacoby
exports
Co.,
noted,
expected to begin importing "J-B"
are
now
will
common
18
filed
of
common
to
Calif.
$1.40
a
proceeds
The
notification
of
stock
(par
share,
per
to
arc
go
with
the
be
offered
Daniel
to
to
selling
to
stock
to
105
period End. April 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$8,264,694
$8,948,494
revenue—
$2,009,688
$2,138,085
Railway
expenses-
1,359,076
1,369,134
5,319,528
5,464,786
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$650,612
$768,951
$2,945,166
$3,483,708
190,600
313,078
1,066,208
1,383,196
oper.
in watch
Spain
Net
products soon.
railway
inc.—
oper.
at
from operations for the three months ended March
31, 1958,
depletion, - and amortization of $273,577; interest charges of
$106,969; non-production drilling costs and certain Peace River Plant
charges of $32,062; and before giving effect to an income tax credit,
Df $191,563 amounted to $191,887, equal, after preferred share require¬
ments, to 24 cents per share on the 732,554 shares of common stock
outstanding, against 31 cents per share on the same number of shares
outstanding for the previous quarter; and against 55 cents per share
ment
Plan
713,572
Gross
shares
$3,345,437
June
for
the
first
$1,387,000
against
Railway
oper.
Railway
revenue—
$3,477,643
expenses
ten
$3,775,609 $14,827,909 $15,771,165
2,023,911
oper.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
J—
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
ry.
187,. p.
$1,453,732
ops.
$1,572,745
$6,177,459
$6,970,835
601,844
666,185
2,623.970
2,754,946
inc.--
oper.
2491.
-
Readjust¬
that
the
of
Board
of
bank
at
years
$6
indebtedness
The
2% -asked.
share.
per
bid,
The
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current financing, capitaliza¬
of the company will consist of the new issues being offered and
$5 par value.
113.
p.
Period End.
$448,951
revenue
oper.
$463,571
$1,868,254
and
market on the stock is
affirmative vote of all of
present
The
the
ap¬
stock
common
the
is
248,977
241,698
977,115
$199,974
$221,873
$891,139
68,444
88,848
347,835
Earnings—
$694,387
236,115
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
ops.
Net railway oper.
inc.
—V.
V
:
-
amount
(& Subs.)—
(Kentucky)
are
2491.
p.
Oper.
operating
A. C.
The
3Ye It
interest.
L &
SEC
Bache
Blair
corporation
($1
13
shares
filed
of
a
letter
to
to
are
$8,846,277
2,550,151
par
*
$2,485,513
$8,699,693
$6,999,334
pid.
stock—
268,999
268 999
1,075,993
1,075,996
$3,167,295
$2,216,514
$7,623 695
S5.923.338
for
milled
Ounces
gold
produced
value
Gross
Marketing
metals
187,
22,816
Operating- costs
Ended
May 3, '58
3.43
$308,824
34.96
3.76
2.48
4nc6me
579,219
$219,393
100,030,000
retail sales.
Net
price
Average
Net
value
__ — ___
_
gold
ounce
per
per
ton
ore
per
ton
ore
2.45
34.96
.
milled
cost
Operating
4
profit
milled
„
'
'
I
Operating profit per
Capital expenditures:
ton
ore
milled
■
■
.
■■
■
Net
earnings
on pfd.
earns,
—V.
137,
■
,
record
per
p.
173,546
$719,724
184,
Net
from
rev.
Net railway
*
ry.
$298,354
231,444
$66,910
*$425,781
79,895
*$46,370
*76,227
ops.
inc.—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$417,034
$548,483
842,912
865,913
1958—Month—1957
$148,314
194,684
*537,233
*8317.425
*385,814
187, p. 2491.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
^
Period End. April 30—
1958—Month—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$257,013
oper.
expenses.
205,777
1958—4 Mos.—1957
214,775
$1,159,584
841,421
from ry. opeil5.
$51,236
$210,802
*18.053
$96,391
*1,042
railway oper. inc.—
Net
p
rev.
14.433
$318,163
37.941
'Deficit—V, 187, p 2491.
April 30—
oper.
Railway
oper,
1958—4 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$626,471
$652,510
revenue'—
expenses.
$1,921,516
487,942
544,847
1,836,438
$2,277,202
2,199,902
$138,529
6,610,000
$107,663
$85,078
$77,300
Net railway
—V.
187,
177.934
200.308
290,702
528,744
inc.—
oper.
2491.
p.
Lehigh Valley
270,000
1.078,000
1,079,000
To
$0.18
$3.22
$3.41
The
1958—Month—1957
$2,383,827
$2,280,451
total
it
Period End. April 30—
175,170
$578,695
229,382
$2,099,143
723,339
$2,724,183
1,015,126
expenses-
Manhattan Bond Fund,
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net railway oper. deficit
—V.
187,
$548,867
421,195
-
$520,713
120.712
$462,862
2335.
p.
$5,520,970 $18,483,366 $22,543,041
4,972,103
17,962,593
19,833,948
$4,735,624
4,272,762
Railway oper. revenue..
1958—4 Mos.—1957
2.483,642
-..-I"
*
:
$2,709,093
51,639
a
Manufacturing
Lewyt
Corp.—Awarded
Contracts—
$3,744,970.72, have been awarded
to the corporation, Long Island City, Alex Lewyt, President, announced
on
military
U.
S.
$2,520,201.72.
indicator
Air
Force
The
displays
has
awarded
the
The
second
contract
$1,224,769
munication
of
work
a
contract
for
'
program.
totals
corporation
calls for transistorized indicators.
The
provides a printed record of important air
It will be used in conjunction with the SAGE
contract
for
and
equipment.
the
such
184,
next
is
from
calls
for
the
the
U.
two
S.
Signal
manufacture
The
contract
years, Mr.
stockholders
The contract
high speed com¬
80.000 man hours
Corps.
of
the
at
May 31
was
$10.01
compared
with
long-term lease for the 11th floor of the
a
the
on
over
11,400
square
feet of space, is
in
Inc., negotiated the lease with Collins Tuttle.
beiyg readied fo/p July occupancy by Atlas
an<jt Diesel Construction C'o., Inc.,
builders,
the
...
Terminals Inc?,
and Arthur
Belfer of Belco Petro¬
Mead Corp.—Subsidiary Acquires Box Plant—
Containers,
Inc.,
wholly
owned
subsidiary,
Grand Rapids Container Co.,
the
of
announced
21
June
by
William
J.
ij
Grand
acquiring
the
Rapids, Mich.,
Jr.,
Cassady,
President
of
subsidiary.
Redeem
has called for redemption on July 21, 1958, all
first mortgage bonds due June J, 1966 at 100%
interest together with a premium of 2%. Payment will
at The First National Bank of Chicago, Chicago, 111. or at
Bank Farmers Trust Co., 22 William St., New York, N. Y.
outstanding 3 %
its
accrued
made
(be
Bonds—
corporation
City
—V.
187,
2118.
and
2551
pp.
(E. S.)
Miller Lab. lnc.-
will
vote
July
on
1 on proposed sale of
the company's
of the company.
liquidation, which have been approved by
call for sale of the firm's assets for _$4,800,000 in cash.
The company estimates this would result in final
liquidation payments of between $3.25 and $3.50 on each of the
firm's 1,363,717 outstanding shares, after the company has paid off
of
proposed
the
company's
directors,
indebtedness.
all
.,
Graridge Corp., independent oil firm headquartered in Breckenridge,
and Clark & Street, a partnership of three top officials of
Texas,
would buy all real estate, personal property, lines, plants
systems of Mar-Tex for $1,800,000, with provision for
primary production payment from producing properties ox
million, and a secondary production payment of $1 million.
J. Cleo Thompson, President of Mar-Tex, attributed the decision
Graridge,
1958—4 Mos.—1917
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper.
revenue-
$370,430
$454,187
expenses-.
209,271
221,461
$1,456,767
837,093
$1,667,128
Railway
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$161,159
$232,726
$619,674
$859,383
railway oper. inc.—
58,214
91,185
244,846
348,,.)46
Net
—V.
oper.
187, p.
2492.
808,333
.
Railway
expenses-
oper.
$416,077
152,828
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
—V
railway oper.
187,
p.
inc..-
$1,430,238
460,507
$643,063
194,680
$1,867,088
544,470
2492.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
expenses-
oper.
Marie RR.—Earns.
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$3,115,309 $3,974,201 $12,911,442 $14,231,673
2,944,775
3,143,180 12,066,725 11,867,828
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$7,125,156 $7,703 164
5,694,918
5,836,-184
1958—Month—1957
$1,846,466
$2,166,712
1,430,389
1,523,649
Railway oper. revenue.-
gathering
of
-Absorbed-
below.
Nestle-LeMur Co.
See
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Dissolution-
and liquidation and dissolution
assets,
a
the crude oil market
of crude oil," and the
fact that many of the firm's leases "are almost depleted and future
operations of a great portion of our properties would require large
capital expenditures to carry our successful secondary recovery pro¬
grams."
He
added the firm's directors felt
the price offered is
liquidate to "the depressed condition of
caused by over-supplies and excessive imports
to
"fair."
.
Tex,
Thompson
and
payments
and
obtaining
B.
the
prior to August
$170,534
Net
railway oper.
'Deficit.—V.
inc.
187,
p.
$826,021
$844,717
$2,363,851
*165,915
Net rev. from ry. opers.
347,280
*371,922
827,121
2492.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. April 30—
;
oner,
revenue—
$391,429
$528,354
oper.
expenses.
288,643
271,256
$1,557,952
1,105,823
$1,814,294
1,100,254
Net rbv. from ry. opers.
$102,786
$257,098
$452,129
$714,040
inc.—
64.977
130,731
288,359
L.
commitments
184, p. 325.
necessary
1.—V.
to
the
1958—4 Mos.—1357
Railway
Railway
Woolley, Vice-President, have agreed to,
buy the secondary production payment, offering to sell any stock¬
holder his pro rata share on the same basis as their purchase.
The proposed
transaction requires approval of two-thirds of MarTex
stockholders, a favorable ruling from the U. S. Commissioner
of Internal Revenue on whether the sale would be tax-free
to Mar-
production
Net railway
—V.
187,
p.
oper.
3
77,09a
2492.
Missouri Pacific
IIR.—Earnings—
19,58—Month—1957
Period End. April 30—
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$24,431,968 $25,372,429 $94,215,353
$99,6b3.60iJ
77,012,021
Railway
Offered—
An underwriting group headed by A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., offered on June 24 $5,000,000 of 4%% sinking fund
debentures, due 1973, priced at 99%% plus accrued in¬
.
provide
Lewyt said.
will
has signed
Period End. April 30—
& Gas Co.—To Vote on
and
information.
defense
totaling
19.
June
The
contracts,
were
1958.—V. 186, p. 2475.
Period End. April 30—
fund,
mutual
share were paid from investment income, bringing the total of
payments for the past 12 months to 34.5 cents per share.—V.
p. 1353.
Mr.
Two
31
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings-
Inc.—Asset Value Up—
which invests exclusively in bonds, reports a
net asset value of $6.47 per share on April 30, end of the first half of
the 1958 fiscal year.
This represents an increase of 3.5% over the
Oct. 31, 1957 year-end figure of $6.25.
,
During the period covered by the Fund's semi-annual report, total net
assets rose from $18,855,312 to $19,397,668.
Two dividends of 8.5 cents
This,
$2
1958—Month—1957
assets,
shareholders.
Total net
shareholders on May
and
share on
per
Feb. 28,
Atlas
are
assets
was
be
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$9,254,094 $10,276,785
$516,562
sale
RR.—Earnings—
1958 reports total
outstanding, owned
7,552,602
and
I
shares
1958, end of the previous quarter,
and there were 14,996,469 shares
6,936,000
7,154,951
,
Net rev. from ry. opers.
31,
May
15,814,330
55,631
$6,000,000 structure is
(The)
574,000
1,805,132
Terms
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
Fund—Quar¬
Corp.—V. 183, p. 773.
leum
6,810,000
1,763,889
the
Railway
Inc
Company,
$750,000.
of
Owners
of
Mar-Tex Oil
Net
value
Inc., the
general contractors.
575,000
per
$1,072,118
861,316
$311,166
Railway
by
aggregate rental
13,786,000
6,850,000
railway oper. inc.—
—V.
187, p. 2492.
Superior & Islipeming RR.—Earnings—
ended
months
with
On Feb. 28,
outstanding
on
Feist & Feist,
13,420,000
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
asset
company
excess
270,000
$0.04
stock
shr.
com.
Net
Lake
net
275,000
Railway oper. revenue—
1478.
p.
10
4
—
——
Stock
Growth
$135,672,666
were
owned
shares
of
Mead
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
—V.
Corp.
Stroud &
highs.
1,149,000
1786.
$288;073
2
3
—
22-story air-conditioned office building at 630 Third Avenue, New York,
N. Y., it was announced on May 27 by Wylie F. L. Tuttle, Vice-President
of Collins Tuttle & Co., Inc., project renting and managing agents.
1
97,971,000 4.56,225,000 441,175,000
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
$719,724
——'
—-
three
the
$158,249,112,
$9.05 per share
plus
$114,527
.
Rosita
Investors
assets
net
334,000
Dividends
Co.—
&
Deane & Scribner.
Stone & Webster Securities
Singer,
May 4, '57
$1.31
$0.95
—3
Luz
La
for
of
outstanding,
number
609,000
raxes—-—
Federal income taxesNet
Rippel
3
shareholders.
the
Operating
fund
$
Earnings before Federal
13,199
\
Ended
May 4, '57
Ended
May 3, '58
25,553
$901,242
573,574
,
Co
&
2551.
p.
assets
net
53 Weeks
$
1957
$805,825
12,858
-
5
4
Massachusetts
The
52 Weeks
13 Weeks
13 Weeks
235,855
.
produced
costs
3
Terminals,
230,973
—
——
4
:
Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co
.
(R. II.) Macy & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)- -Earnings Off—
1958
January 31—
_i
J
.%
776.
Ended
Four Months Ended
Curtis
5
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.— 3
R. W. Pressprich & Co.,—__— 5
Simmons—
Lemon
3
5
Peabody & Co:
—10
Lee
Higginson Corp
5
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.3
used
be
Inc
&
&
Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Kidder,
The
stock—
common
L^ .La Luz Mines Ltd.—Earnings Decline—
Tons
Ellis
Johnston,
available
187/1r.
—V.
%
Ohio
The
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Lease—
550,859
698,868
___
$3,436,294
on
underwriters and the principal
5
2,209,862
362,919
$9,209,196
1-——
Remainder
the
at
offered
be
without underwriting. The proceeds
capital and other corporate purposes.
working
with
notification
of
stock
common
share),
per
lor
Divs.
June
on
300,000
$4,135,162
$2,978,877 $10,727,635
57.495
522,209
$3,036,372 $11,249,844
income
Net
1957
the
18
L_
Co.
&
Blunt
Ilallgarten
and
—„
Inc
Co.
Co
&
This
L Scrap Iron Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
covering
deductions
interest
i^ew York.—V. 186, p. 7,
The
114,257
income.'——'
Gross
first
$4,020,905
income
Income
called for redemption on Aug. 1," next, $41,000
mortgage bonds, due 1975 at 102%%, plus accrued
Payment will be made at the First National City Bank of
has
company
its
of
names
Allyn & Co., Inc
total
1958—12 Mos.—1957
—
income
in
%
Becker &
G.
The
Net.
Other
Kings County Lighting Co.—Partial Redemption—
of
and
exps.
which is headquartered at
and net earnings were
company,
follows:
as
A.
by 62,611
-
$19,301,990 $16,246,315 $58,£85,549 $51,625,489
taxes15,281,085
13,267,938
47,857,914
42,779,212
revenues
of
the
sinking fund debentures and the percentage of unsubscribed
subordinated debentures to be purchased by each of them
of
convertible
•
187,
quarter
of
$59,722,000
terly Report—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
sales
were
after preferred dividends to $2.50 a share.
In the
1958 earnings were equivalent to 42 cents per share,
UNDERWRITERS—The
—V.
" V
/,S-
/
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
$1,721,149
1,026,762
_
Net
equal
The
1958—4 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
April 30—
oper.
Ohio,
working funds through the payment of principal instalments on notes
during the current period of reduced offshore drilling activity.—-V. 186,
.
and
is to avoid the dissipation of the company's
of the plan
purpose
*
redeem
to
used
552,504 shares of common stock,
first
the directors had approved
company's
be
tion
announced
Directors,
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
,
will
sales
compared with 34 cents in the corresponding period of 1957.
Chairman
Howard,
the holders of two-thirds of
necessary for the consummation of the plan.
■':
Net
Corp.—Financial
Proposed—
proximately 2%
guarantors and
8,800,330
8.650,450
2,202.864
23
Offshore
They are
the
from
of
$1,523,000,
submission to the guarantors
to the common stockholders
for consideration at the annual meeting of stockholders to be held
July 15, 1958, of a plan of financial adjustment.
Under the
terms
of the
plan the guarantors would purchase the
company's notes held by the banks in the amount of $2,750,000 and
would grant the corporation a moratorium of one year from Oct. 1,
1958
(termination of the present moratorium period granted by the
banks), on payments of principal and interest.
In consideration of such action by the guarantors the directors have
recommended that
the
guarantors be issued warrants
to purchase'
150,000 shares of the common stock of the company for a period of
Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
H.
of ;the
outstanding for
the like period of 1957.
quarter amounted to $2,570,949
for the like period of 1957.—V. 187, p. 574.
income
Alvin
share.
per
•
EARNINGS—Net
Louisiana-Delta
Profit
U^/fore
On
$20
may
purposes.
—V. 187, p. 2492.
Sulhpur Co.—Earnings—
prices scaled from
at
be converted into
redeemable at prices scaled
debentures
outstanding 3%% sinking fund debentures, due
1966, and 20,400 outstanding shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock,
$100 par value, and to provide additional funds for other corporate
retire
Railway oper.
redeemable
are
subordinated
100.
Mansfield,
Jefferson Lake
debentures
fund
100.
convertible
common
from
(EDST) June 24. The offer, which
July 10, is underwritten by the same
p.m.
on
the offering of sinking fund debentures.
sinking
The
stock¬
3:30
as
104%%
1994.
p.
The
Reeves
$1,1
through
at
expire
group
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings-
plans—
to
its
oversubscribed
was
time, the company is offering to holders
stock rights to subscribe, at 100%, for
$2,511,400 of convertible subordinated debentures, due
July 1, 1973, on the basis of $100 principal amount of
debentures for each 22 shares of common stock held of
Jacoby-Bender sold
estimated $1,500,000 of the S2,50o,000 total export volume
bands.
He also reported that several countries, in addition
ran
and Greece,
of
The offering
7
closed.
same
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
between
1958
letter
June
Hills,
185,
Torrance,
Exchange Commission—
cents
80
Beverly
holders.—V.
the firm
said
in
Co., Inc.,
shares
on
34,000
from
with headquarters in Toronto;
(3) Adding
«
SEC
and
identification bracelets;
(2) Establishment of an affiliate in
Canada,
Aircraft
yield 4.90%.
books
At the
record
Longren
Opening of
.
2335.
p.
With Securities and
which calls for the
following:
of
187,
—
doing" approximately
an
inc.—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
Jacoby-Bender, Inc., Woodside,
$5,779,034 $21,466,556 $21,455,000
revenue-
Net
to
and the
1958—4 Mos.—1957
Railway oper.
:
v
1958—Month—1957
Period End. April 30—
?W co}nPrised al but 2.34% of the Fund's investments.
which the Fund held its larger investments as of
were as follows: Petroleum, power and light, chemicals,
casUa"y insurance, and electric and electronic equipment.
on
f-
«
terest
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
the same six months.
e(luivalent equities at the end of the six months
TnHnctrfr
(2907)
Mansfield Tire
& Rubber Co.—Debentures
oper.
levenue——
Railway
oper.
expenses-
18,672,430
19,798,547
from ry. opers.
$5,759,538
2,924,446
$£,573,882 $21,140,586 $22,673,583
2,984,259 10,596,368 11,897,43ft
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
railway
187.
p.
oper.
2842.
inc.
.•
73,074,767
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2908)
Proceeds
Monon RR.—Earnings—
the
1958—Month—1957
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue™
$1,633,024
Railway oper. expensesfrom ry. oj>ers.
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$6,665,455
1.334,420
$1,925,102
1,539,386
5,510,416
6,170,962
$298,604
$118,215
$1,155,039
$1,309,620
106,414
172,330
247.507
420,544
$7,480,582
is
Net
rev.
railway oper.
—V.
inc.™
airports
at
30th
Conn.—V.
Period End.
1958—Month—1957
April 30—
$587,945
290,202
368,820
$86,909
"53,623
$219,125
from ry. oper.
railway oper.
inc.—
187,
$1,522,075
1,204,865
$317,210
*267,029
$761,426
42,674
Ruilway
Railway
1,441,832
Net
35,050
Net
2492,
p.
sales
loss
Provision
Net
12xes
taxes
ior
income
on
income
—-—
Dividends paid on
20,000
C2'. »,
$323,402
for
including
1958—V.
$14,402
185,
$688,056
in
paid
lieu
44,134,434
'12,178,521
15,002.272
from
187,
inc.-
of
Murphy
for
common
$2,477,674 * $3,800,953
913,687
each
share
of
stock
common
of
$1,190,936
206,438
201,59.9-
824,622
$101,940
$366,314
$579,035
railway oper. inc.™
'*24,646
"Deficit.—V. 187, p. 2493.
■"'6,255
*45,506
162,198
from
ry. oper.
York
Stock
Through
stock,
Jacobson,
1958—4 Mos—1957
according to
Vice-President
announcement
an
and
General
June
on
Manager
of
io
by Frank
Electric
Gas
Jk
Net
Net
Murphy-Canada.
Total
has
1,400.000 shares of class A common stock outstanding.
early meeting of the Amurex Oil Co. Board of Directors has been
called to plan for future activity.
has
long
investment
an
in
been
interested
Amurex
since
in
its
Western
Canada
organization
in
and
has
1952.—V,
75,107,098
5,644,929
v.
2703.
*667
$1,635,341
deductions™.
386,821
cans
Can
in
with Reynolds Metals
contract
a
Co.,
made
into
went
The aluminum
last
stock
plant.
National Can recently agreed to make
up to 25* million
cans ior Reynolds to sell to Esso,
The contract to
National Gypsum
"Despite
were
to
of
the
offer
this
testing.—V. 186,
statement
of
with
common
the
stock.
SEC
The
June
on
company
less than
stock
ior
National
common.
but
2-;>ths
shall
in
shares
have
that
American
with
tile
its
the
less
event
no
According to the
Gypsum
corporation
ceramic
each
Gypsum
than 90 0
American
to
its
at
its
81 %
prospectus,
Encaustic
present
products
of
right,
than
it
is
shall
Encaustic
election,
of
the
the
to
intention
and
manufacturing facilities of
Lansdale, Pa—V. 187, p. 2493.
common.
less
Power
Commission
has
approved
located
rate
a
The FPC,
in
thorization
miles
of
to
a
separate
26-inch
action,
granted
approximately
lines
loop
also
between
additional
metering facilities
$81,840,000.
miles
490
36-inch
Jolict,
volumes of natural
gas for resale on
corp. and Inland Steel Co. in the
Chicago,
pending final FPC decision on such sales.
firm
a
Steel
111.;
oi
be
Gary,
and
p.
was
acquired
Mr.
by
U.
company s
exchange
pointed
to
program
of
increase
its
due
its
line
by the
scription specialties is planned.
Mr. Linclemann said that
not
from sales
expansion
earliest possible
the
but
•On
SneHts—vf 187
u
'
or
249?ar
p
T3
Railway
Railwaj
the
Net
Net
End- Apr11 3°—
—V.
1958-Month—1957
-
$1,035,547
754,098
715,500
187.
p.
Smith
1
1957
to
of
New York
1958—4 Mos—1957
$3,775,361
$3,805 637
2,681,291
2 770 111
$1,094,070
(no
123,417
402,355
358,630
Airways, Inc.—Private
Placement—Smith,
sive,
to
a
group of
Y°rkV neS°tiated
in
New
carriers
^
hem
them^
nn
to
the private sale
helic°pter,
Passenger,
City metropolitan
obtain
funds
under
area,
the
r^"aranteed loan legislation
Thep"rcbaae «upcn°r
S?.? Hanover Bank, United States
federation
Bank and Trust
*187,617
115.873
April 30—
1958
1957
191,678,444
204,339.566
taxes__™_____™™™^™__i-_~
4,732,187
outstanding-.*-—
share—™—!
1.583,173
3,549,488
1,524,290
$2.99
$2.33
•
!
other income
profit
net
after
shares
per
185, p.
common
980.
.—~™
'
.
Power
Co.—Files
June 20 filed
on
31,
EFFECT
000
of the bond sale to payment of short-term bank loans
temporary financing for its construction program ($2,690,-
as
outstanding
June
on
16,
1958)
and
Restricted
5,000
Its
Road,
of
$4,726
for
Period End. April 30—
Net
Net
$4,084,227
1,017,198
3,470,129
3,962,735
$228,073
$339,184
$614,098
$1,089,971
*4,238
55,302
*275,002
ry.
ops.
railway oper, inc.
187,
tional
A
per
and
B
stock
BUSINESS—The
executive
Calif.
of
47
company
for
shares
petition
in
Chowan
and
basis of
one
the
719,000,
"J60.000 shs.
stock
months
12
of
$3.59
or
population
net
additons
to
March
the
for
N,
stock
CAPITALIZATION
for
the
12
GIVING
EFFECT
which
First
<fc
refunding
I
3 Vs.'r
mtge.
bds.
clue
a
cover
expansion in
to
debts
and
other
EARNINGS—The
ended
year
Dec.
31,
to
help
new
on
a
will
1,
J
3'»
bds.
due
Dec.
1,
K
3rc
bds.
due
June
1,
L
3/b
bds.
due
June
1,
Ser.
M
3f/o
bds.
due Dec.
1,
Inc,
Ser.
N
3r,'o
bds.
due
Dec.
1,
number
Ser.
O
3''o
bds.
due
Dec.
1,
P
Q
Ser.
R
3Va ft
Ser.
S
3 Co
with
2:,4C«
bds.
due
2% %
bds.
be
to
the
reported
1957—V. 187, p.
net
new
income
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
s
•
927,000
18,669.000
23,789,000
109,276,000
77,890,000
1977—
1975—
48,147,000
1,
1981
24,053,000
Dec.
1,
1980
65.812.000
1,
1982
69,072,000
due June
bds. due June
8,250,000
1983—
1,
72,961,000
bds.
due June
1,
1976
77,190.000
Ser.
U
bds.
due
Dec.
1,
1985
45,811,000
Ser.
W
bds.
due Dec.
1,
1984
55,492,000
3%%
3var.'o
Ser.
X
Ser.
Y
33ar/o
bds.
due
Dec.
1,
1987
44,035,000
Z
33.a'/p
bds.
due
Dec.
1,
1988
20,895,000
1, 1986
32.200,000
3Vefo
due June
1, 1984
bds.
Ser.
and
population
retirement
due June 1,
bds. due Dec. 1,
BB
Ser.
5S>
CC
of
loans
First
preferred
first pfd.
of
5c!0
for
58,000,000
1989
71,800,000
1978/
term)
18,000,000
•75,000,000
stock:
4,211,662 shs.
pfd. stock, cumulative.
stock, cumulative
redeem, first pfd. stk., cum.—
redeem, first pfd. stk., series
4,211,662 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
first
first
A,
the
(short
60,642,000
stock, cumulative—•_
5Ya'.v
5r'o
due Dec.
bds.
3%^.
Bank
5'i
$164,267
bds.
Ser. A A 4(2 r'o
com¬
plant.
of
TO
Ser. T 2?s'c
on
all in the Northeast¬
applied
1958.
June
due
bds.
31,
Ser.
close of business
estimated
March
1979™
maximum
June 21, 1958.
total
ended
1974__
Ser.
additional
company
revenues
properties.
1970™
1971—
Ser.
in ' connection
the
as
months
1966
Ser.
f
amount of $200,000, which note was
plant, and the balance will be applied
cover
6,
both,
.*1,000,000,000
bonds
June
Ser.
i
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
short-term option note in the
or
extending
electric
$
share for each four shares
has
1958,
Authorized
reserved
are
company supplies telephone
service without
Counties
of
Camden,
Currituck,
Perquimans
Carolina
gas,
proceeds from the sales will be applied toward
subscription
company's proposed
issuance
in parts of Dare, Bertie and Gates,
of
or
principal
Francisco
San
6,250,000,
of
31,
the company's utility
to
and
6eo
section
Its
1905.
power
for
expires on
a syndicate
total
share,
per
PROCEEDS—The
the cost of
without
value,
par
shares
common
stock held of record at
Rights expired
in
Street,
electric
share
new
operating revenues and gas service for
Total operating revenues of the company in 1957 were $501,244.000
compared with
$470,744,000 in 1956.
Net
income increased
to
$76,620,000 in 1957 from $75,774,000 in 1956 and amounted to $79,-
500,000
cents
5,000
the
reserved
are
par)
counties.
58
the
66Vo
estimated
an
California's
accounted
Market
245
at
distributes either
having
EARNINGS—In
Ouistanuing
$11,135
common
50
for
Plan,
of
one
incorporated
was
located
are
company
territory
a
to
offices
The
Ser.
reserved
are
Option
exercise
of
twenty shares held June 17.
Offer
July 8, 1958, and is being underwritten by
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
reclassification.
or
com¬
share, for 853,871 addi¬
shares at the rate
common
each
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock
ern
11,608
2493.
p.
rights to subscribe, at $52
in
500,000 shs.
and
common
$5,052,706
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Offering—The
is offering holders of its common stock ($25
Offering—The company on June 5 offered to stock¬
holders 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) at $100
of
1958—4 Mos—1957
$1,356,382
842,566
from
rev.
1958—Month—1957
$1,070,639
pany
amended its charter and changed
common
Stock
per share on the
,fV. !
expenses
oper.
"Deficit—V.
900 shs.
50,000 shares reserved
issuable upon conversion of the debentures.
.
con¬
revenue™
oper.
Railway
the
purchasel of the remaining outstanding Nordix-Zunes,
stock
the
estimated
2843.
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
Ser.
capital
of
are
p.
34%.
value
of
the
upon
the future cost
program.
Expenditures for property additions
$9,165,000 for 1958 and $8,500,000 for 1959—V. 187,
at
100 shs.
company
of
class
addition, 10,000 shares
issuance
to
struction
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
par)—
par
shares
change
With SEC—
a
1,173,163 shs.
400.000 shs.
400,000 shs.
2,860,977 shs.
2,860,977 Shs.
pfd.
1,719,388 shs.
1,750.000 shs.
cumulative
4.80£>
2551.
Norfolk & Western
the
and
first
provisions
of
freight
of
the
United
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue™
oper.
expenses.
enacted last September
equipment. The loan was made by
Trust Company of New York
and
Company.
'
d
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
14,657,895
first pfd.
1,517,375 shs.
first
stk., cum.
pfd. stk., cum.
1,517,375 shs.
redeem,
1.127.426 shs.
'1.127.426 shs.
redeem,
first
pfd.
1,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
Redeem,
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$15,517,046 $21,978,863 $64,438,385 $83,450 448
11,783,918
redeem,
4.50(7/
4.36r'£-
mail
is
—
proceeds
incurred
1958-1963, inclu¬
institutional investors.
serSces0^Pta|^y,N^nevt0t
the
York
services
notes,
mul¬
cables.
Galveston
net earnings
1958.
par).
(no
cent
50
60
such
warrants,
$1,035,526
guaranteed
Old
7301
500,000
stock
stock
BUSINESS—The
157,045
$1,000,000 514%
Jan.
GIVING
issued to
,
125,247
2493.
p.
registration statement with the SEC
covering $9,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series of 1988, to be offered
for
public sale at competitive bidding.
The company will apply the
L
$320,047
2493.
$996,353
*20,209
187,
The company
pre¬
$356,694
inc
$454,274
—V.
at
par)
distributes
and
laying underground
at
reported
125,000.
from ry. oper.
oper.
to
the proposed
Earnings
$1,110,792
cents
(50
$70,780
June 5, 1958.
expenses.
rev,
several
,<Talif- now separately maintained
bbard Ayer> wil1 Produce immediate
revenue..
$359,696
Earnings
its authorized shares to 500,000 shares of 50 cents par value.
was transferred
from earned surplus to stated capital at tho
Employee
acquisition was part of the
pharmaceutical operation initiated
oper.
railway
stock
of
'Jin
entire
for
oper.
sells
1973
1,
value
par
this
New Orleans &
Northeastern RR
in
use
located
is
25, 1958, the
reclassified each share
time
that
only are additional profits projected
operating economies will be effected at
Consolidation at the Miller
plant of the
for^mkh n°SS °Hewti01i1Sf
$197,304
ry.
increased
24
of
net
stock
common
manufactures,
for
March
$26,026
introduction
into
company
1,
common
common
Common
area,
that
date.
2,773,821
ops.
Irom
rev.
$
"short-term loans, establishment of a whollyat Miami, Fla., establishement of
15
other
sub¬
balance for additions to working capital,
Oct.
May
A
B
vt aCW?U°T f C,ai'ro11 Dunham Smith Pharmacal Co. earlv
i uJ J RtIilIcr Laboratories produces pharmaceutical products anil
the
of
$3,770,174
2,851,217
Net
subordinated convertible debentures,
Class
thi
bioadening
on
sales of Norbute
in the 1957 period.
1958,
Authorized
Class
stock.
out* that
$3,305,491
732,018
9- Months Ended
repay
the
and
CAPITALIZATION
S.
2336.
June
31,
Short-term notes
to
Laboratories, Inc., of Los Angeles, Calif,
an
Lindemaim
reported
the like
May 22.
converted on or before May 1, 1962; $11
1, 1963; $12.50 thereafter and before May 1,
company
subsidiary
period from
Nestlc-LeMur Co.—Acquisition-—
Joseph S. Linclemann,
President,
capital stock of E. S. Miller
1958—4 Mos—1957
$1,091,714
769,895
Otter Tail
in
thereafter.
PROCEEDS—To
sidiaries,
21
The Commission advised Natural
that any increase in sales
obligation
above 100,000,000 cubic feet
per day would be subject to further
show¬
ing of Natural's ability to perform.—V.
187,
i. '"'.V--'
1958—Month—1957
expenses
•■Deficit.—-V.
if
concrete conduit
duct
owned
facili¬
Ind..
March
and
used
to
$10
principal office and plant
Harris County, Texas.
about
of the
basis
of
BUSINESS—The
C//e
not
transport
and
111.,
cost
The temporary authorization
does not permit operation
ties and was conditioned
in that
the facilities shall
convertible
are
prices
EARNINGS—The
of
estimated
an
V*';
t.
and accrued interest.
par
$14.25
settlement
and
Fritch, Tex.,
Jolict, at
near
3.809.093
•"
2336.
p.
1958 were higher than
Salgo, President, announced
ended
and before. May
at
Chicago.
temporary au¬
Natural
months
1964;
subsidiary of Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Co.,
construct
187,
of
Nicholas M.
three
Debentures
by the company and has directed it to refund about
$10,137,854, plus 6% interest, to its wholesale customers
in Kansas, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin.
a
quarter
thereafter
proposed
Natural is
$3.02
the fact that the continuing general business recession
operations," lie said, "our earnings in the first quarter
to last year's figures."
the
tiple
Federal
first
year,
conversion
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
America—Rate Settlement
The
$8,856,206
1,441,162
railway oper, inc.™
Net
Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Lower—
the
May 1, 1973 at
Encaustic
of„National
are
$5,606,403
871.529
revenue
oper.
Railway
operated as a subsidiary
to
manufacture
and
sell
customers. The principal office
Encaustic
3.337,475
..'',$3,37'
Offered—Moreland, Branden
bei-ger, Johnston & Currie, Galveston, Texas and as¬
sociated on May 21
offered to Texas residents only,
$500,000 of 6% subordinated convertible debentures due
be
American
decrease.—V.
or
3,337,475
Nordix Corp.—Debentures
organization
present
3,337,475
-—.
25,
pro¬
accept
American
$1,910,213
695,456
$967,199
oper.
Common
3,337,475
.
to $2,639,626, ds compared to $2,520,284
earnings for the period totaled $448,649, or 21 cents per common
share on the 2,174,405 shares outstanding. This compares with $489,949
or 24 cents per common share on 2,027,705
shares outstanding in the
corresponding period of 1957, No Federal taxes on income have been
provided because of tax carry-forward,—V. 186, p, 842.
in exchange for all but not
90
shares of common stock of American Encaustic
Inc., in the ratio of one share of National
Gypsum
Tiling Company,
$11,277,053 $10,081,270
amounted
outstanding
common
$2,011,812
inc,
2493.
1,571,025
Net
1631.
p.
1,567,088
™„_™—
our
near
For
Co.—Files With SEC—
Compauy filed a registration
covering 296,000 shares
1958,
poses
for
credit
for
affects
supply Esso's Balti¬
requirements is National Can's first commercial production order
for aluminum cans.
Along with other can manufacturers, National Can
had previously made small
experimental runs for Reynolds in order to
cans
ops.
ry.
oper.
p.
4,216,971
par)—
share.
per
period last
aluminum oil
more
supply Esso with aluminum
(no
outstanding..
Norbute
Sales
manufactured at National Can's large Balti¬
delivered to Esso's Baltimore refinery and filling
were
1958—4 Mos—1957
Na¬
oil cans,
Md,, plant,
1958—Month—1957
$15,869,260
4,773,275
..^2.'.'
■Denotes
week.
more,
,1
$12,986,317 $14,713,067 $51,670,549 $57,682,960
10,974,505
12,802,854
46,064,146
48,826,754
expenses
Irom
rev.
187,
Railway
Railway
$954,089 $12,344,146 $11,652,295
dividends.—
Balance
oil
by
member
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue™
oper.
■
Earnings
use
oper.
Sales and
p.
cylindrical
cans,
tional
$1,218,629
stock
Shares
corporation has started production of 1-quart
of aluminum for Esso Standard Oil
Co.
The
a
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.—Earnings—
Preferred
Corp.—Produces Aluminum Oil Cans—
This
is
69,076,109
$1,340,910 $17,617,421
416,712
Net income
Common
National Can
Electric
Northwestern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
$1,340,709 $17,018,660 $15,824,781
141
*1,239
44.485
$1,636,008
(net)™
had
187,
North
>
Period End. April 30—
1958—12 Mos—1957
$6,985,698 $92,725,753 $84,900,899
6,135,052
income
inc.
equipment.
contract, awarded by the U. S. Army Signal Supply
Philadelphia, was for $4,631,000, and calls for the manu¬
military electronics and communications equipment. This
is the largest awarded to the company this year—V.
187,
railway
—V.
An
Murphy
communications
Group, a worldwide telecommunications organization.
Tucker, Chairman of the Board at North, announced that
$1,372,075
Corp.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$7,771,060
taxes.
income
Gross
at
of
Railway
de¬
revenue
Operating income
Other
held
is involved.
The proceeds are
for construction of a telephone
678.
p.
Net
Murphy-Canada Oil Co., in behalf of the parent Corp., has acquired
Ponder Oils, Ltd. 588,550 shares of Amurex Oil
Company's class
the
common
shares
in
contract
Subsidiaries—
irom
common
State
Period End, May 31—
Operating revenues
Operating
six
Co.—Awarded Military Contracts—
•
'
with
offered to
each
second
Agency
facture
793,040,
$91,420
1958— Month—1957
xour
»
notification
to be
for
first contract, awarded by the U. S. Army Signal Supply
Agency
Chicago, was for $4,136,000, and calls for the manufacture of 132
telephone .switchboards.-.
:
Railway
$303,539
New
of
stock
share
'
Period End. April 30—
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
$297,858
the
C.—
2551.
p.
rev.
N.
Ericsson
The
The
$9,655,278 $16,806,179
3,541,853
6,551,636
1,456,903
Net
shares d.
Murpny
common
for
each
negotiable promissory notes of the Superior
of 71,958 shares of Murphy Corp. common stock
and
companies
Buys
and
1958—4 Mos—1957
$14,413,840 $44,661,685 $57,895,617
8,304,621
10,612,887
35,006,407
41,089,438
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue..
Net
Matthews,
letter
a
common
one
1916.
Northern Pacific
Acquisition Com¬
—
hoards
of
the
.
of
Co.,
manual
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
ry. ©per.
184, p.
William
expenses.
railway oper.
filed
19
ratio
Monday, June 30, 1958
This
75-year-old producer of electronics
and
telecommunications
equipment, located at Galvin, Ohio, has been awarded two military
contracts totaling $8,767,000 for the manufacture of telephone switch-
frac¬
of
principal amount of
Amurex
18,500,844
4.062,835
2704.
p.
oper.
ductions and
M.
11,229,049
*1,019,137
187,
June
on
the
at
.
Exchange Commission—
par ($1 per share).
No underwriting
to be
used to pay off obligations and
has
companies.
A total
was involved in the exchange.
A
6,217,516
Inc...-
oper.
revenue™ $10,782j295
—V.
completed its acquisition of Lake Superior Re¬
fining Co. and Superior Refinery Owners, Inc.,
of Superior,
Wis.
According to p. H. Murphy, President, owners of all stock and negoti¬
able promissory notes of both Superior companies have accepted the
exchange offer of May 26, 1958.
The basis of exchange was six
$100
company
North Electric
ry. oper.
oper.
rev.
Telephone
covering 207,143 shares of
stockholders
$
Railway op?r. expenses.
corporation
shares
$
64,309,144 205,477,559 254,860.527
53,080,095 186,976,715 210,726,093
45,166,478
expenses.
from
railway
Net
pleted—
Superior
oper.
New York
Murphy Corp., El Dorado, Ark.
The
SEC
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$
Railway
407,400
cash
'
51,383,994
~
Period End. April 30—
1517.
p.
Month—1957
Railway
665,000
.
.
stock.—l™™™—
common
revenue.
oper.
rev.
Net
NOTE—jStock
com¬
in
$26,156
on
loss
tions:
three
area's
.
-Earnings—
1958-
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
May 3, '58
Apr. 27, '57
$189,843,130 $184,561,887
46,156
1,353,056
™™—
-
before
the
serves
and
Newark), a helicopter ter¬
River, Stamford and Bridgeport,
Hudson
Central RR.
♦Deficit—V.
Six Months Ended—
Net
the
$
$2,203,258
(John) Morrell <fe Co. (& Subs.)—Reports Loss—
Gross
and
April 30—
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$377,111
♦Deficit.—'V.
Carolina
Files With Securities and
The
184, p. 1354.
'
Railway oper. expenses.
rev.
(Idlewild, La Gitardia
Street
New York
lly.- -Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
North
five
delivered
plant—V.
Monongahela
Net
minal
187, p. 3182.
Period End.
loan, together with corporate funds, will provide for
new
15-passenger Vertol helicopters, of which
and are in service.
Delivery of the fifth unit
of
been
expected to be made later this month,
Company began operations in 1952. It
mercial
Net
the
of
purchase
four have
.
50,505,495
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
187,
p,
*The
58,564,577
ops.
$3,733,128
$7,320,968
$13,932,890
$24,885,871
income™.
2,159,862
3,659,154
8,211,116
first preferred stock,
cum.
5,959.397 shs.
stock
Board
the
authorized
12,827,879
ry.
2493.
cum.
(unclassified in series)
Common
increase
Net
stk.,
25.000.000 shs.
of
Directors
amount
was
authorized;
increased
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
of
to
the
on
company
April 8,
17.929,383 shs.
from time to time
the amount of bonds
may
1958
$1,500,000,000.
underwriters
named
purchase the respective percentages set
below,
severally,
forth below
of
agreed
such of
the
'oiume
umber
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
e
(2909>
853,781 shares of common
stock offered
the
exercise
of
subscription rights,
t"'"'
Bache
&
Baikie
Alcantara
J.
Inc.
Co.
&
Hurry.
&
&
Dillon,
&
Se-
Miller
F.
Moseley
Reeves
Schwabacher
Frank C.
Shaw,
1
1.70
Smith,
Holmes
&
Holt
Collins
6c
S.
Hornblower
E.
F.
W.
&
Hutton
E.
Kerr
&
.ft
Kuhn,
&
Co.—
Co.—__
<fc
Loeb
Co
White.
187,
Co
.60
.10
.60
6c
Dean
&
Co.—
1.70
Wulff,
1.00
Corp
6c
Pacific
Lighting
offered
Blyth
&
to
are
for
of
sale
Co
6c
Hansen
V.
7.50
Co
&
With
registration
a
stock
common
SEC—
statement
(without
with
the
SEC
valuer to
par
be
supplied by amendment.
187,
sidiaries.
Following the sale of the stock, the company proposes to
short-term bank loans incurred for temporary financing of such
programs, which loans are expected to approximate $4,000,000 at the
repay
such
net
proceeds
received.—V.
are
187,
The
of
Directors
tration statement with
proposed
stock.
writers
the
the Securities
sale
and
of
authorized
headed
on
by Blyth & Co.,
about July
or
making the
proceeds of
continuing
Inc.,
the
additional
filing of
will
be
sold
shares
regis¬
a
to a
of
group
'
corporation
Mexico, William
unit
sale
of stock
would be
used
W.
to
Miller
in
plant
tons
California
All
finance
in
part the
of
&
Light Co.—Bonds Marketed
An
underwriting group headed jointly by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.,
offered on June 25 a new issue of
$20,000,000 4%% first
mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1988, at a price of 100.416%
and accrued interest to yield 4.35% to
maturity. The
issue
24
also
will
as
this
and
coupon.
BIDS—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 98.7699 for 4.35S, and for
Blyth 6c Co., Inc., and White, Weld & Co., Jointly, 99.2799:
Lehman
Brothers, Bear, Stearns & Co. and Salomon Bros. 6c
99.82.
prices
for
the
bonds
range
from
104.30ft
the
principal amount.
Special redemption prices under a sinking
improvement fund range from 100.42',/ to the principal amount.
PROCEEDS—Net
at
proceeds
construction
861,987.000
with
from
the
expenditures
or
of
the
shares
of
bonds,
new
shares
of
will
preferred
stock
common
of
these
Leopold
of
the
of
stock
current
year
are
placed
placed at about $20,000,000.
consist
$6.50
the
still
company,
EARNINGS—The
for
an
$50,046,000
deductions
for
12
the
of
of
par
giving
company,
$177,320,000
$100
value
par
eifect to
funded debt,
of
and
4,149,433
value.
12
to
purchase
the
1988
Eastman
from
scries
Peabody
Lynch.
Fenner
Co.
Co
Francis
duPont 6c
I.
Hirsch
-
—V.
*
6c
187,
Co
Co
p.
below
before
of
with
income
severally agreed
principal amounts of
Adams
6c
Peck
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Co.
Co.,
500,000
2,000,000
Granbery,
The
1,700.000
The
Marache
6c
Co.
Inc.
1,200.000
Co.
1.000,000
750,000
2552.
500,000
Milwaukee
Ohio
Putnam
Swiss
&
Harold
;_
member
a
_
the
to
handle
company
Net
State
of
its
/
Santa
Clara
adjacent
the
is
has
company
and
other
of
expected
several
facilities
to
start
in
the
resigned
Chief
President
as
by
Alfons
Executive
of
Landa,
the
Mr.
will
and
board
1958—Month—1957
$
.$
$
$
10,769,895
129,356,457
129,279,201
8,357,629
8,074,578
99,350,122
2,695,317
30,006,335
31,052,112
13,458
3,132
447,164
519,668
300,092
$2,147,198
$1.37
$1.92
stock—
of
common
stock
outstanding March 31,
outstanding Dec.
31,
1957.
1958
as
5ft
a
2337.
p.
stock
Period Eod. May 31—
Total/oper.
Net
2,882,446
of com-
outstdg.—.
3,360,000
share_
per
on
$1.31
$1.79
3,300.000
3,000,000
3,300,000
1,600,156
1,567,969
3,570.819
shares
average
shares
3,025,000
$1.67
$0.86
3,600,000
Kwh sold (in thousands)
♦Based
3.325.000
$0.80
$0.86
_
stock
com.
3,060,000
$0.80
share—
per
Total shrs. of
total
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$15,995,549 $36,704,018 $35,526,085
2,628,783
6,022,817
5,411,199
$16,345,721
—_
stock
mon
+Earnings
Earnings
1958—5 Mos.—1957
revenues.—
income
outstanding
outstanding
3,463,473
1958.
31,
$1.64
2844.
May
May 31,
1958.—V, 187, p.
tBased
on.
Quaker Oats Co.—Higher
Earning* Expected—
The
company hopes to conclude the fiscal year
ending June 30 with
profit greater than the $12,129,716, or $3 a
share, earned in the'
previous year, according to Donald B.
Lourie, President.
He noted that earnings of
the company's non-consolidated
net
should
do
last
amounted
year
even
little
a
foreign
approximately $2,400,000 "and they
year."
From these wholly-owned
year received over $680,000
to
better
this
subsidiaries, he explained, Quaker Oats last
dividends
while
thus
far
this
$1,500,000 in dividends."
,
In the fiscal year ended
$302,637,511.
This
non-consolidated
The
to be
he
about
said,
total
did
not
subsidiaries
the
30.
same
the
as
received
Quaker
Mr.
amounted
capital
of
average
Oats
Lourie
to
in
excess
had
said,
sales
$7,500,000
10 years.
In
a
of
the
.
the
over
of
of
sales
$37,000,000.
expenditures
spent during the past
consumer
have
1957,
include,
which
its
expects
company
"we
year
June
next
year
few
which
the current fiscal
advertising
expenditures" will total' approxi¬
mately $15,000,000 and research expenditures are
"currently running
well over $2,000,000 a
year."—V. 187, p. 991.
98,227,089
2.571,675
common
288,108
$1,547,558
stock
The
years
10,929,304
stocK—________
proceeds were used in part to pay all of the
outstanding notes
to banks,
in the amount of $7,010,000, and the
balance is
being used to carry on the company's construction
program.
year,
revenues——
74,565
2,447.289
June
Quaker Oats has
1958—12 Mos.—1957
2,220
1,835,666
"
January
187,
1 j 351,294
2,521,855
payable
011
Silberstein
on
.
1.837,886
dividend—.—
common
1,126,995 shares
on
756.895
v
_
General Electric Co.—Private
Placement—
9, the company placed privately with institu¬
an issue of
$15,000,000 5% sinking fund
debentures, due 1983, at par plus accrued interest.
of
lawyer,
,_r_
Portland
On
in
corporation
Washington
Officer.
share
per
to
1957
tional investors
for
end
1958
_^:
applicable
dividend.—V.
•
new-
taxes.:
compared
with
1,119,958
shares
adjusted to include shares issued in
subsidiaries
succeeded
Net
operating
Other
income
revs
(net)
Wood
income
Income deductions
Net
calls for additional electronic equipment
Navy's first-line operational fighter plane.
31,571,780
692,926
667,908
8,076,785
8,171,501
of
the
$2,030,541 $22,376,714 $23,400,279
3,822,225
stock
common
NOTE—Cost
30,453,499
$1,892,207
requirements
dividend
Balance for
curred
2,698,449
(net)
income
Preferred
2,585,133
_______
3,822,225
18,554,489
damage
from
the
March
19,578,054
1958
storm
snow
in¬
and charged off in March and
mately
$420,000
after
April 1953 amounted to approxi¬
(equivalent to 7c per share).—V. 187,
taxes
1788.
Co..
currently being
with 105,000 shares of its
$1
par
common
stock.
As indicated, the debentures are
now issued and outstanding. Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, they were issued in February, 1958, in
payment
of the
purchase price for 47,000 shares of common stock of Butler
Brothers
held by 19 persons,
including three directors of Rapid-Ameri¬
These persons are said to have
acquired the debentures for invest¬
and not with a view to the distribution thereof.
The prospectus
further indicates that the debentures
are
can.
ment,
being registered
possibility "that they may be sold by the holders thereof.
Of the 105,000 common shares, 75,000 are
issuable
against
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
ry.
—V.
revenue—
oper.
def.
ry.
30,000
$762,833
$2,500,109
$2,959,011
881,323
903,653
3,423,753
3,558,512
deficit
$140,820
417,357
$923,644
1,779,171
412,724
$599,501
Railway
Net
Net
Pennsylvania RR.—EarningsApril 30—
1957
$
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Net
Net
rev.
from
railway
—V.
187,
p.
ry.
5,462,140
ops.
14,149,473
*2,560,327
inc.—
oper.
$
22,441,362
5,260.148 *10,959,948
17,391,532
2552.
Feb.
26,
office
1958,
is
virtue
of
things
to
the
under
located
its
Pi-A-Kee
at
in
engage
laws
of
the
of
Neil
4275
Articles
Development
the
business
properties.
of
Co.
State
Road,
of
Reno,
Incorporation,
is
incorporated
on
Nevada.
Its principal
was
The
Nev.
authorized,
developing
and
by
other
mining
company
among
operating
be
the
used
property
to
proceed
further
with
its
development
leased by the Lucky-9 Uranium,
Inc.,
a
corporation.
CAPITALIZATION
187,
p.
—
500,000
The
can
U.
S.
deliver
of
any
common
stock
($1
par),
(& Sep. Oper. Div.), Winston-
Salem, N. C.—Reports Loss—
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
Loss
Prov.
and
combined
for
186,
revenues
before
income
1958
combined
p.
%
2373.
**'*''
—
c,
.
$2,457,445
172,964
168.436
taxes
•
r
——
1957
$2,580,559
income taxes————-—"
V'"". \V"
Net loss
—V.
total
-
.
..
$4,377,624
$11,013,226
1,422,969
2,174,164
5,331,166
Air Force
<
91.668
,
85,903
formal
S81.29G
$82,533
new
weapons
Air
ceremonies
at
fighterCommand, brings to America's
and
global
mobility surpassing
o. P. Weyland,
Republic
Aviation's
Commander of TAC.
plant.
Gen,
Weyland
accepted the first production model of the fighter-bomber from
Mundy
I. Peale, President of the Jet aircraft manufacturer.
Gen. Weyland said
that
time
some
in
1959
TAC
will
put into service its first wing of the
F-105S.
transition of the new jet from test to squadron use,
Weyland said, the Air Force will introduce a new procedure.
To
speed
for
calls
will
form
the
first
craft in combat.
over
Center
testing
from
tactical
TAC
by
squadron—the
Previously such tests
other
and
Gen.
Essentially
operational
and
Development Command at Eglin AFB, Fla.
Air
the
by-the
men
Air
men
who
agencies
and
who
would
were conducted
Force
Research
the air¬
at the Air
the
and
themselves
use
results
Proving
turned
TAC.
to
Weyland
said
he
expected
the
new
system
to reduce
the
time
acceptance to squadron use by one to two years.—V. 187, p. 2338.
Rio Tinto Dow Ltd.—To Build First Thorium Plant in
Canada—
Plans
will
be
by May,
*
for
announced
contract
»
on
May 27 took delivery of the first unit of what
generation of supersonic jet combat planes that
at speeds nearly twice that of sound."
development, the Republic F-105 Thunderchief-
"a
atomic
aircraft now flying," said Gen.
In
Gen.
Net
$2,740,623
554,508
versatility
2005,.
Piedmont Aviation, Inc.
$1,246,052
$36,729,105 $47,912,668
32,351,431
36,899,442
2494.
Six years in
bomber, being built for the Tactical
airborne arsenal "firepower,
Ground
shares
ops.
inc.-,,
ry.
oper.
p.
.
upon
9,146,789
Carrying Jet for Global Use—
this
.
PROCEEDS—Will
7,440,811
officials called
52,923,740
Pi-A-Kee Development Co.—Stock Offered—The company on June 2 started offering 200,000 shares of
fully
paid, non-assessable common stock (par $1) at par.
BUSINESS—The
expenses
Republic Aviation Corp.—USAF Gets Nuclear Missile-
$
84,182,383 264,399.892 331,654.152
70,032,910 241,958.530 278,730,412
60.457,737
$11,887,412
from
rev.
187,
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$8,686,863
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$
65.919,877
'
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
oper.
railway
—V.
1958—Month
-
oper.
1,655,800
2493.
p.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
$197,086
ops.
the
com¬
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$684,237
expenses
from
oper.
187,
1958—Month—1957
the
pany's Restricted Stock Option Plan for officers and
key employees, and
under the Employees' Stock Purchase
Plan.
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
—V.
250,000
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
19, 1958, covering $1,504,000 of 7ft
sinking fund subordinated
debentures, due Nov. 15, 1967, presently issued and
outstanding, together
under
250,000
6c
Rapid-American Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
June
•
Gross
-
-
$75,042,271 $93,931,067
2,594,781
3,873,149.
for
subsidiaries
income
"Based
under
the
Mexico
before
of
/Vverage shares
from
:
1953,
Mexico
projects
products
of
"Earnings
.
to
provision
income
Net
products.—-
"v
in
$931,512
5o5.663
266.053
allowances
•
income taxes.
before preferred
Dividends accrued on
preferred
drug outlets in the
conspiracy to establish,
prices
..$397,364
minority interest
income applicable to
minority stock¬
holders
retail
retail
Income before
Portion
pre¬
capacity of a consultant to the corporation
of directors.—V.
187, p. 2337.
the
the
9,019
2494.
Three Months Ended March
31—
and
operating
?
engaged
Total deductions & taxes
Nevada
500,000
.
S.
in
of
be
ops..
inc;
oper.
p.
Provision for Federal and
Judge had
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Co.—Earnings—
500,000
Corp.,
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.—Awarded Contracts—
U.
and
and
Construction
Period End. Apr. 30—
operations
Schmertz
Inc.—
E.
500.000
The
corporation has been awarded a contract for approximately
$1,000,000 by Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc., of Dallas, it was announced
on
June
17
by
Richard B.
Leng,
Vice-President In charge of
the
Technical Products Division.
•
Federal
a
,
500,000
Co.__
American
Co.,
Co.
Co.__^__;__
Cunningham,
6c
$750,000
500,000
6c
Inc.
750,000
The contract
that
unlawful
an
chlorine
products
p. 1546.
named
187,
—
revenues,
less
cash discounts.—.
Income before provision for
Income
civik
$16,214,000
was
have
respective
Co._ 2,500,000
■
&
named
the
1.700,000
Shields &
Fannestock
1958
$3,650,00C
&
Pierce,
6c
income
31,
reveneus
compared
Lemon
Securities
Becker
G.
March
1958
Johnston,
Corporation
A.
company
Union
Smith
&
Gross
year.
ended
operating
31,
1957.
purchasers
the
Securities & Co
Merrill
Equitable
in
total
Marcli
bonds:
Dillon.
Kidder,
;
ended
calendar
months
$15,732,000
PURCHASERS—The
_
in
located
that
Silberstein
also
operating
reported
months
1957
the
for
with
compared
company
the
(wholesale
new
will
He
remain
Net
utility, derives the major
part of its revenues from electric service supplied to substantial areas
in
Oregon, including the Ci-y of Portland, and the State of Wash¬
ington and smaller areas in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
$50,022,000
is
utilize
187,
D.
24.
was
Period End.
BUSINESS—The
that
-■
Period End. April 30—
sale
in
1959 expenditures
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
sale
326,368
months
charged
•
stated
from ry.
and
to
together
with
company
funds will be used in connection with the utility's construction
program
and
for
retirement
of
bank
borrowings
obtained
for
construction.
Estimated
seven
Va.)
materials.
raw
year.—V.
who
p.
*
redemption
$211,301
129,207
$3,H77,510
.2,445,998
2,505,697
—
were:
Optional
$20,435
$2,903,061
.
Pittston Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
:
l
Penn-Texas Corp.—Silberstein
Resigns as President—
awarded to the group at competitive sale June
its bid of 99.016% for the indicated
Hutzler
617,288
Sales
on
was
on
$0.51"
/
DeNora mercury cells and has
a
rated capacity
day which is sufficient to meet present market
demands
major plant facilities have been built with sufficient
which
OTHER
4M>s,
1958—4 Mos.—1957
_
$828,589
-
610,652:
-
i02!o38
$0.75
■
Gas
Power
$631,087
expenses
conspiracy."
in
wholesale
Mexico,
Drake
the
that
1958—Month—1957
revenue
oper.
railway
—V.
189,883
extra
capacity to permit the output to be doubled with
only minor
equipment additions.
Besides chlorine, the plant
produces rayon-grade caustic soda, sodium
hypochlorite and muriatic acid.
The products
are
sold
to
Mexican
pulp and paper, textile, rayon, soap, chemical and
water, treatment
industries.
Operating
Pacific
■
i ■■■:
V
Net
$1,620,095
''
utilizes
per
Mexico.
of under¬
said
April 30—
oper.
Net rev,
"
,
The
in
common
the
Pacific
Lighting subsidiary companies.
Co., Southern Counties Gas Co., and Pacific
Lighting Gas Supply Co.
The Pacific Lighting system serves natural
gas to over 2'.* million customers in Southern California and has been
adding new customers at the rate of about 100,000 a year.—V.
187,
p.
2229.
.ft ft'
Southern
$2,374,463
City.
June
Robert
1957
government "failed
a
and
•
caustic
which will offer the shares to the
Chairman
/
2229.
p.
several
16.
announcement.
expansion
the
shares)—
government
enhance
Mr.
and Exchange Commission for
980,000
It is expected that these shares
public
In
issuance
20
June
on
(200,000
eo-conspirators
plant
Lighting; Corp.—New Financing Approved—
Board
June
on
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Ry.~Earnings-
period End.
May 27 dedicated its new chlorine-caustic
plant
P. Drake,
President, announced.
Operated by Industrial Quimica
Pennsalt, S. A. under the supervision
of Pennsalt International
Corp., this new plant, the largest chlorine-
2229.
p.
1953
right
the
study
..-J. Pacific
v
—276,122
time
Columbia
and
..
of 35
net
91,071,323
- 341,095
244,204
-
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Mexican
Plant Dedicated—
.40
proceeds from the sale of the stock will be used to finance,.
111
part, the cost of the construction and expansion programs of the
company's subsidiaries, through loans on open accounts to the sub¬
sidiaries and by purchasing new issues of common stock
of the sub¬
time
•
.60
.—
through an underwriting group headed by
public offering price and underwriting terms
The
Inc.
filed
26
shares
public
Co..
be
The
Corp.—Files
June
011
980,000
v
Identical
suits,
of
maintain
.60
York & Co._
second
various
District
1.70
in
/Corporation
•
^
This
covering
'
.
1546.
for
both
with
.10
:
Hlggins
2843.
p.
v-
^—,—___—149[766
share
per
the
was
In
.
&
'
taxes
thr existence of
prove
—1.30
Co.__
company
Railway
Railway
scription drugs."
.60
Co.___
&
Johnson
Witter
1.60
—
Co.-
Welcl
.40
Jnc.—__
Inc
Co.
White
N.
Wilson,
.'ft,
Freres
Higginson
-ML
C.
6c
Stern
Lazard
&
Co.,
6c
Wertheim
1.30
Co.__
Williams
<te
Weeden
2.50
&
1.00
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—
.20
C. Langley
Lawson, Levy,
.40
_
—
Swift
F.
Walston
1.70
6c
W.
Lee
Henry
Youngberg
Tucker & Co
.20
Peabody
.40
Securities
Co.
$858,104
>
67,395
$8
\
reasons, similar allegations against the
world¬
wide pharmaceutical firm.
Last November, a criminal case
against the company was tried in
the U. S. District Court in
Washington, D. C.
The Judge
dismissed
that case after three
days.
He ruled that the government had failed
to produce
any evidence of a conspiracy to fix
prices.
In Detroit, Parke-Davis
President Harry J. Loynd termed the
latest
court
action, "A decision which
emphatically confirms the inherent
right of a manuiactuier to choose his customers.
It reaffirms the right
of pharmaceutical firms to
limit sale of their
products to the channels
of
trade they consider
appropriate and suitable to their
particular
needs—as, in this case, those who ht.ve a
legal
1.70
6c
&
before
p.
dismissed,
.40
Corp.
Stone
Knowlton
Frank
Webster
187,
It
.40
r:
6c
to
,v'
Meyer & Fox
Eubanks, Meyerson
$225,811
..
1
p.
17
filed a letter- of/notification with
the
covering 32,500 shares of common stock
(par $l> :to be, offered
per share, through
Watllngt Lerchen & Co:;* Detroit, Mich.' The'
proceeds are- to go to
selling stockholders.—V. 187, p. 2337.
at
*
Judge in U. S. District Court, on June
ie; dismissed
anti-trust charges against the
company because the
1.00
&
Co.
Sutro
1.00
Bell
Kidder,
Co._—
$179,717,
50,879
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$446,69©-* $1;731.478...$1,943,793
221,079
873,374
8(72,470
SEC
-
.
,
,
Parke-Davis- & Co.—Antitrust Suit
Dismissed—
.70
6c
Leydecker
Frank,
Stone
.t>J
Co.
Staats
*
„
Pioneer Finance Co., Detroit,
Mich.—Files With SEC—
The
A Federal
2.50
-——
&
1.00
Co
6c
1.30
Co.
.30
Weeks—
&
Hutton
Co.__.^_
<&
—V.
.60
Co
,«o
ft
Co—
&
from ry, ops.
oper.
inc.
2493.
rev.
187,
.
.10
6c
R.
.30
__.
inccme
Hammill
Stephenson,
.20
Sandman
Net
.30
—_
Smithers
F.
William
.70
Hooker 6c Fay
-
income
Co.__.—_
1.00
Co.
income
Net
1.60
Agnew
Stewart,
6c
_
Nine Months Ended
April 30—
Net sales
Net
Co
expenses
•
.20
&
Stern,
Hogle
■
.
1.00
Barney
1.70
.30
6c
$394,468
214,751
operational NATO
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Hutzler1.00
Co.____.—_
'Shuman,
1.00
A.
for
as
filed with the SEC
on
March 31, 1958
notes became effective on June
13.—V. 186,
.
Pall
oper.
9
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
*:
oper., revenue—
railway
—V.
for
work
statement
1546.
p.
.60
Shaughnessy & Co.
Shearson,
.40'
Co._„
registration
.20
-
______
Inc.______'
&
Hooker &
2.50
&
'
6c
Co
6c
Bros.
Net
largest single
development
Palestine Economic
Corp.—Statement Effective—
covering $2,000,000 of 5ft
1.30
Co.
Jackson
Co.,
&
Salomon
1.60
_
well
as
the
Net
and
________
Reynolds
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
ft
Richards
Co
Securities
Baerwald
6c
,lo
LL-
testing blockhouse equipment
The
2.50
1.00
.20
Henderson
Co.__
6c
Coast
Webber,
-
Pflueger
-
2.50
Talbot___^___
&
S.
Daniel
.
represents
research
Temple.20
Paine.
-
Friedman
&
.30
-
___
covers
Acquisition of the new business has
necessitated the
of more than 50,000
square feet of facilities for
engineering
andproduction
department
of
the
company's
Technical
Products
division.—V. 187, p. 2843.
<
1.00
.10
J.
6c
Period End. April 30—
addition
•
Co.
&
•_•'
Hill
Co.__
&
Mr. Bell said,
the company.
by
contract
implementation.
.40
Fen-
Piedmont & Northern
-
Railway
Railway
-*
,
funding,
received
"Thor"
missile
1.70
Jones
Pacific
1.30
Forgan 6c Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Hallgarten 6c Co.__
Harbison
'
-
'
.20
Qlore,
Hannaford
Pierce,
•
•
.
additional
ever
The
.20
ton
Co.1.70 '
H.
Inc.__
Curtis
1
The
order
1.30
Inc.—
Co.
Morgan Stanley &
.80
Boston Corp
California Co
Maxfield
Co.,
Morgan
Co.,
Union
Co
-
•
'
,
1.00
MacCormack & Co.
Fairman 6c Co
President.,
'
Smith
Mitchum,
--
2.50
,
Elworthy 6c Co.;
&
.70
.10
Evans
First
&
&
Lynch,
6c
Revel
\
.80
Inc._
Inc.
First
Rhoades
.10
Co.
&
Douglass
-curities
Earle
ner
.70
Dominick 6c Dominick____:_
Francis I. duPont & Co..
Eastman
Loeb,-
"
1.00
Merrill
-.60
Co
Dillon, Read
Eastland,
M.
.80
___
Brothers
.10
Denault 6c Co—___
Ryons & Co.^
May
MgAndrew 6c
.
>1.70'
—
Lundborg
j.
1.00
Co
Brothers
Company's contract with. Douglas Aircraft
Co.,. Inc. for ground supproduced by Packard-Bell for the Chanfce
Vought F8U "Crusader," the
port- equipment for the intermediate
range
"Thor" ballistic missile^
has been increased
by $7,300,000, bringing the total contract'in force
to over $14,000,000,
it was announced June 25 by Robert
S,
Bell,
'
ft
.
Co.
,
.4o
Dempsey-Tegeler
share*.
per
Mason
•
-
$52
Irving
.70
•
Brush, Slocumb 6c Co. Inc._
Quincy Cass Associates
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
Davis. Skaggs & Co._______
&
Carl
1.00
_____
As
________
Dewar
Lester,
.40
Barth & Co-___
Bateman, Eichler
Bingham, Walter
-
Lehman
--
.40
Bailey 6c Co.
price of
a
for upon
'•
.60
_
not subscribed
are
•
lnc..13.20-
Co.___
&
at
ft
Blyth & Co.,
as
construction
June
had
23
been
underway
1959.—V.
by
of
Hon.
awarded
by Jan.
187,
p.
the
R.
and
1959,
147.
first
Canadian
thorium plant were
Winters, President. A construction
is expected that plant operations
with the plant operating at capacity
H.
it
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
187, p. 458.
^,-V.
-
-
"SSe?
to Sjaco, Me.
automotive division
the
and
operating losses
&
$3,360,148
$3,336,638
596,876
611,995
2,739,656
2,775,250
taxes
$620,492
v.;-1,053
.U: 209
$131,788
$620,701
47,236
42,583^
181,374
$89,205
2119.
income
Bal.
...
pfd. stk,
18,148
,
has
pfd. stk.
stk.
outstd.
16,030
16,150
Shs. of com. stk.
outstd.
198,523
198,523
Earns,
—V.
to com.
app.
of
;
share_,
2960.
per
185, p.
$324,968
16,150
-
16,030
198,523
-
—
198,523
-
should find areas indicative of oil-bearing formation
exploration period, it will have development rights extend¬
certain conditions, over the next five years.
According to the agreement, the limds of the paper company cov¬
ered are located in the southern part of Baldwin County, Alabama,
find
in
Escambia, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties itt^orida.
Florida Oil and Gas Company and others own undivided mineial rights
in certain areas of these lands.—V. 187, p. 1789.
Formation
disclosed on May 26
synthetic lightweight
company
Aglite
if the
a
been
Panama
David
the
that firm orders have been received
concrete aggregate, committing 90 /c
tralize
of this
will
sand
East, is operating at
fil ed as fast as
V. 187, p. 2120,
company's newly automated
that the
said
also
classified, he added.
product is mined and
currently
corporation
operates
derwriting
2338,
p.
.
of 10 Lockheed Super
and Western
of
of
periods
its
of
decided,
for
the
~
...
....
issued
.
company
surance
connection
of
market
The issue
Co.
Oil
to
conditions,
postpone
1924. The operations
April 1, 1924, been
Clarence L. Landen
founded the original
business of
motor vehicles.
financing
consumer
being engaged
of
receivables
the
with
of
the
the
company. "
underwriters
their
and
respective
follows:
as
Trust
will
remain
in
registration,
the com-5
headed by
group
a
2553.
p.
Wachob-Bender
Neb.
the
Co
Life
Savings
in
"Our
3,333
:
Insurance
Co.
Of¬
Stock
—
BUSINESS—The
on
comoanv
through
the
company's
Home
agents
The issuer
policies,
029,065
to
now
sell
was
and
incorporated
otherwise
April
on
operate
as
6,
Office located at Montgomery,
on commission basis.
Ala.
All
had
insurance;
amount
net
of
capital
to
used
It
proceeds
of
the
capital" surplus
offering
and
are
thereby
to
be
furnish
used
•
'EARNINGS—The corporation reported
enaed Dec. 31, 1957.
a
,
.
.....
elsewhere
Oil
of
of
the
4rr
Pipe
Oil
Oil
National
Mountain
Green
its
project
accordance with
the balance
in
development,
and
•
prospectus lists L.
has outstanding
.
-
is
the
Sharp Drop in Income—
/' - 26 Weeks Ended
""
-
~
^
April 26, 1958 April 27, 1957
Net
Net
for
on
paid—
1
Oct.
187,
1,
and
1
Jan.
!
-
4,445,237
2,948,642
payable
advance,
8,890,475
—
1360.
p.
$3,554,788
$2,516,153
in
declared
1,
—
income—
and
—
declared
Dividends
July
revenues-—
taxes on income
taxes
income
Dividends
$1,257,560,000 $1,253,310,000
2,478,851
2,572,671
27,302
982,117
service
before
income
,Provision
crude oil
in
Non-military
record
year's
and
;
-
sales of the
breaking sales
company
are
for
four
first
of last
reported
ahead
10'.«
over
months,
it
was
14.
June
on
•
38 -states.
and
Utah
Other
Sales
explore
to
operates
In
states.
Two
as
for
a
subsidiaries
all
100-per-cent
Petroleum
owned,
Corp.—finds
and
Line
these
it
has
are
produces
crude
oil
and
•
2553.
Gas
Products Co.—markets
Alan
four months
P.
187,
oi'
>
compared
share
per
1957.
W. R.
"Dick" Tappan was
who has been elected
Tappan,
1481.
p.
f
and
products
and
natural
sells
notification
of
shares
40,000
187,
of
filed
with
Withdrawn—
the
stock
common
SEC
amounted
President
Net
cents)
31,
1958
has
been
1548.
p.
the
of
income
$13,840,405,
to
electronics
for
the
six
it
was
and
Sales—r
reported by Win.
firm.
months
preferred dividends to 10 cents
currently outstanding.
'
amounted
a
share
to
on
For
as
the
three-months
compared
pointed out.
with
a
net
witl}
the
Net income
income
period
R.
.
the
Whittaker,
,
$272,919,
equal
2,507,911
shares
from pe¬
/
, .. t .
.
,
March
on
five
(par
Sales of this corporation for the six-months period ended April 30,
1953.
them
liquefied" petroleum gas.—V. 187
'
• * •- : '
Inc.—Letter
Telecomputing Corp.—Earnings
.
oil
,
t
are
directors meeting,
of
succeed
Board.—V.
the
withdrawn.—V.
these:
markets, chemical?
and
letter
covering
(Indiana i
-
Corp.—makes
-—; ■
of
to
at 814,386^973,
equal to 92 cents
reported
were
Earnings
Tele-Broadcasters,
'
petroleum
recent board
President
Chairman
The
Company
.
Co.—refines
April
1957.
in
subsidiaries—The
Company—market in
handle the other opera¬
Company—transports crude oil.
Purchasing Co.—buys and sells crude
Refining
the
elected
Refining
Oil
through
with 99 cents for the first
compared
crude
refiner,
1958
for
$12,842,828
At
(Indiana)
-
Tnloma
.
oil
total
nation's
nation's
preparing
affiliate.
an
Company
'
;
•.
Damon Gadd of Waitsfield, Vt., as President.
$187,200 of debentures and 21,531 common
which latter amount Mr. Gadd owns 11,519 shares.
of
including
with
marketer in 15 Midwestern
the Standard
Oil
name.
Chemicals
Amoco
p.
Valley
of
stages
now
Sales,
abroad.
to
Company
in five western states.
"
third
the
of the sale of the units will be
$56,000 short-term bank loan, and for
a
Sugarbush
the
of
and
second
of
working capital.
gas.
liquids.
troleum.
rie't loss' dl $73,531 for the
.......
and
American
Utah
u
.
proceeds
payment
,
The
American
Oil
Co.—refines,
transports,
and
sells
petroleum
products in 28 eastern, southern, southwestern, and western states.
funds
to expand
its
business
by increasing
the
it can write through its agents or ivhieh it may
"
year
expansion
in
Mountain
Net
Warren.
Swift & Co. (& Subs.)—Show
added.
the company
Gulf, through
companies,
of
Indiana
insurance
acquire from other insurance companies,
8%
about
about
a fully integrated petroleum company.
principal affiliates in the Standard Oil
Service
td
Lincoln
on
area
follows:
Shares,
of
natural
.gas
represent
produces
Standard
remaining
I'an
with
it
said
parent
The
and
.
near
The
.
air the crude
underwriting is involved.
.
.
:
was organized
under Vermont law in 1957 for the
engaging in the business of operating a winter and summer
No
as
the
of
SEC
registration statement with the
25 filed a
June
on
Tappan Co.—First Four Months Sales at Record—
and
Persian
the
Oil
tions
8r.'e
about
process
$0.51
<
and
common
company
Forest
Michigan
liquids, Jand about 4fr- of its natural gas.
It has sub¬
production in Canada,
and has exploration under way in
right
the
$2-
acciaent insurance. The policies offered and sold by the
issuer at this date have been qualified for sale in Alabama only,'since
that is the only State the issuer is operating in at the present time.
the/company's
Lake
of
of
gas
American
insurance
Issuer
now
exclusive
the
of
irt
group
issues ordinary life insurance policies, term
and accident policies.
On Dec. 31, 1S57, the
permanent insurance; $2,092,531 in term
in
additional
Oil
transporter,
at
1956,
an
are
PROCEEDS—The
in business.
year
the
S.
Venezuela,
The
$1,730,000 in
increase
at
products," Swearingen
Swearingen
oil
old line legal
reserve
life insurance company.
The company was. also chartered to
write, make and issue insurance policies of every lawful kind, including
credit life, health
ar.d accident.
The field organization is operated
Ala.,
U.
likewise
sales
stantial
Cuba.
refineries
these
the
petroleum
May 20 offered, without un¬
derwriting, 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$3 per share.
Montgomery,
its 70th
southern tip
oil refinery at* Whiting, Ind.
" V
dunes
—V.
refined
Standard
company
started
18
sand
.
natural
Securities
June
on
great
the
2553.
fering—The
unit.
for
3,333
&
$0.45
$0.06
class B common stock
March 31, 1958 and 1957.—V. 186, p. 2521.
shares
outstanding on
purpose of
recreation
:
company
"Together,
3,334
,
Corp
Podesta
Cruttenden,
Lincoln,
1,286,445^
"
$0.30
...
—
corporation
The
(Ind.)—70th Anniversary—
said.
of
Co.
1957 ' •
$2,704,745
covering $392,800 of 20 year 6% subordinated income debentures,
and 12,766 Shares of common stock.
The co*^> any prono^es
o o* er
these securities
for public sale in units consisting of $800 principal
amount of debentures and 26 shares of stock, and at a price of $1,200,
these beginnings," President John E. Swearingen said, "has
of the largest industrial companies in the world."
Mr.
Swearingen said the company and its affiliates now employ
nearly
50,000
pee pie.
Their wages
and
benefits total
about $370
million a
year.
The company has total assets of more than $2.5
billion and now has
148,000 stockholders.
Dividends paid last year
amounted
to $74.6 million,
and net earnings were $151.5 million.
Mr.
Swearingen
pointed out
that
construction
has
just started
at the Whiting refinery on the world's largest crude oil distillation
unit, designed to process 140,000 barrels of crude oil a day. New crude
oil distillation units and other lar^-scale processing facilities are also
in operation or planned at several other company refineries.
Nearing completion at Whiting as the company's 70th year begins
is a third lOO-plUs-octane gasoline; processing plant, called an Ultraformer.
The Ultraforming process I is one of-the newest developed by
the company's own. research scientists.
Eleven. Ultraformers are now
in operation or under construction in other company refineries.
"Similar modernization is going on at all our refineries," Swearingen
Shares
First
p.
of 1958 were $12,420,798, compared
before taxes for the quarter amounted
The comparison of net
SEC
"From
,
the
is engaged in
most part with
participations are
187,
office
^
2,474,750
on
and
This
sale
company's first-employees in 1889 used horse-drawn scrapers
off
and create an
Delaware corporation, and domesticated
15, 1936, and took over all of the
Securities Investment Corp., a Nebraska
UNDERWRITERS—Names
The
one
Sugarbush Valley Corp., Warren, Vt.—Files With
25-year sinking fund debentures which had been
The
level
in the consumer finance business, the
has a
whollv-owred subsidiary, The Protective Life In¬
Co., which writes credit life, health and accident insurance
to
is an
quarter
stock
■"Based
per
„
addition
in February
first
the
for
sales
common
(Calif.)—Debenture Sale Postponed
because
the $125,000,000 of
Standard
May
predecessor,
company
(dealing
a
This
1957.
Storer Broadcasting Co.—Lower Earnings—
First Quarter—
>
■
1958
Net profit before income taxes-—
$1,648,254
Net profit after income taxes____.
—
751,204
Dividends paid—Common
(973,610 shares)
—_
- $0.45
?
Common B
(1,501,140 shares)
$0.06
*Net profit per share of common and class B
>
*
grown one
corporation which was incorporated on April 1,
of the company and its predecessor have since
continuously under the general management of
who, together with the late Francis P. Matthews,
company.
compared'with
186, p. 2374.
V.
carried to even tighter degrees
said. The offering was to be underwritten by
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Dean Witter & Co.—V. 187,
a
organized
was
current
the
during
offices, having purchased
1958.—V. 186, p. 1673.
183
operates
now
purchased
and
22.
or
Ohio,
the
generally less favorable results are attributable to the recessionary trend
experienced nation-wide in the first quarter of this year. It might be
pointed out, however, that the per share earnings were only two cents
off the first quarter of 1956 when they were 19 cents per share.-^-
weightlessness—not
pany
1958.
months ended March 31.
business
—V.
during
even
The
Nebraska,
in
Oil Co.
scheduled for June 25.
but
BUSINESS—The company,
In
instrumentation
Company
Corp.—Stock Offered—An un¬
proceeds will not be applied to any particular
will be added to the working capital of the company.
EARNINGS—The corporation reported net income of $731,201 for
The
V?:
1
Standard
.
.
.
PROCEEDS—The
In
company
March
31,
1958
$67,203,231 of
at
over
to $29,075,438 as
similar period of
during- the
$5,323,379
T
profit after taxes was $144,927 this year and $290,743 last year.
1
After taking into consideration preferred dividend requirements, the
above net earnings for the first quarter are equivalent to 17 cents per
share of common stock compared with 39 cents per share in 1957.
The
Instrument-Navigation
i.'
missile-style altitude-sensing inertially,
of precision.—V. 187, p. 2272.
at par.
six
of
made
loans
of
14Va c/'c
or
„
Omaha, and Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Chicago, on June 13 offered
10,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
the
link.
Reliable
consisting of The First Trust Co. of
group
'
yet attempted for unmanned satellites after these enter orbital paths—
becomes a requirement for the man-carrying space research vehicle.
Another technical first for human-piloted rockets is the inclusion of
Lincoln, Neb.; Wachob-Bender Corp.,
purpose
'
Stix, Baer & Fuller—Earnings—
.
August, 1959.
fleet
a
,
Acceptance
Securities
of
conversions
1957.
31,
pcriodl amounted
$23,752,059.
Youngstown,
between the United States
Constellations in daily service
187,
;{'■
,
taxes ,for
number of shares outstanding-,
the smaller number of shares
on
$9,801,053
of
with $13,288,528 last year. Profit
an
servo
include a structure, covering approximately 140,000
Cquare feet,
including approximately 90,000 square feet of hangar
area
and a lean-to areR of approximately 50,000 square feet which
will accommodate four Super Constellation aircraft.
This
of
The
Net
1548.
p.
.
of the 13-acre facility
under a 20-year lease
facility will
Europe.—V.
the
in
increase
average
share
per
March
volume
total
quarterly
increase
in
research aircraft—designed to rocket
orbital fringes of space and back—will be directed
exceptionally advanced flight instrument system, it was dis¬
closed on June 4'by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics,
U. S. Air Force, and Sperry Gyroscope Co.
^
•
.» *
The new system is patterned to protect America's first exploratory
spacemen-pilots with automatic inertial flight aids and sensing devices
•—that will display precise position and navigating data visually,, for
human judgment and selection of optional maneuvers the pilot may
command.
In effect, the human pilot is "designed into" an extremely
accurate
short-time-of-flight inertial system,
as
a
super-intelligent
Base—
completion of the base in
for
call
entity and r
Flights of the hypersonic X-15
agreement, Mr. Norden said.
*\ '
Turner Construction Co. is the general contractor.
Plans
The
human pilot to the
by
corporation is building a new $4,500,000 aircraft maintenance
New York International Airport, Raymond A. Norden, Pres¬
ident, announced on May 31. Construction cost
will be paid by the Port of New York Authority
The
187,
Corp.—Develops
Sperry-Rancl
New
Airlines, Inc.—Constructing
$4,500,000 Idle wild Maintenance
at
Secretary.—V,
System—
a
This
40c
announced
Assistant
'f
to $308,427, compared with $618,643 a year ago.
Seaboard & Western
base
with
increase
an
volume
day.
plant, one of the largest and most modem in the
capacity of 1,000 tons per day. Sand orders are being
the
the
International will operate as a separate corporate
have its central office in Panama City.'r'
McGill,
substantial
a
increased
this
on
receivable
first,
separate
a
that the officers of the company would be: G.
Maynard Jenkins (formerly head of the parent company's Foreign
Department),
President;
J.
E.
Culpepper
and Albert
Slingerland.
Vice-Presidents;
Richard Cahill, Secretary and Treasurer and E. F.
Chairman, in a report to stockholders revealed
delivery oi .100,000 cubicyards of ^8^®
months. The company's Aglite plant currently is oP®uthree-shift 20-hour basis producing an average of 1,300
Fischman
Mr.
reflect
loans
Chemical Company have made necessary
organization which can efficiently cen¬
sale of Spencer products abroad.
Spencer
Spencer
of
coordinate
and
Spencer
the next 12
fetirig on a
cubic yards per
of
up
Chemical
contract alone calls for
one
setting
resulted-in
has
compared
as
Spencer,
diversification
- *
- "
for income
outstanding during the first quarter of 1957.
Customers!
loans
receivable
of
$77,004,284
Spencer
A.
receding over the past few months.
earned $986,960 after provision
company,
share
per
/
been
products not covered by existing sales■;contracts.
president of Spencer Chemical Company and
chairman of the board of the new corporation said, "The growth and
Fischman,
S.
that
^
incorporated in the Republic of
worldwide sales operations involving
all
has
conduct
will
and
Kenneth
■
over
organization
exportable
>
.
debentures into class A common stock, increasing by approxU
150,000—the average number of common shares of stock out¬
standing in the first . quarter of 1958 as compared with the first
quarter of 1957.
The average number of common shares outstanding
during
the
first three months of this year
were
2,293,058.
The
earnings, after allowing for preferred dividends, were equal to 42c
Spencer
subsidiary for
by the company.
new
>
first
capital
Chemical International, Inc., * as a whollythe conduct of foreign trade operations has
of
announced
The
Received-
Aglite Orders
$1,500,000 plant for the balance
production of its new
year.;
owned
the
mately
Spencer Chemical Co.—Creates Foreign Unit—
Magnolia
•
.
three
share,
$i.64
$i.85
.
obtained .hi
been
the
68,410
,v
V' $366,642.
■
months ended Match 31, 1958. compared with $879,796 for'the same period of 1957.
This is an increase of $1.07,164 or 12?J>^'
These earnings are 41 times the preferred dividend requirements.
The
action of the board of directors taken last Aughst placing the class
A and class B common stocks on an annual dividend basis of $1 per
$393,378
72,685
18,290
$70,915
'
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
& Finanee
quarter of 1958 continue to show
advancement in earnings, - amount of customers*, notes receivable arid1
volume
of. business
in spite of the evidence. that general
business
172,515
$439,327
$73,296
Slis.
under
Fisher Co.—Large
.
.
Results
The
Net
timing the
Sayre
1225.
-
19.
If
been
A.
.
State Loan
V? $565,893
$91,444
L,
deductions
Income
Accrued' dlv. on
ing
has
Charles
Board.
p.
4,505
'
$138,680
2119
Co.—Oil Study Agreement—
A.
thorough geophysical study of some 200,000 acres of company
lands In Florida and Alabama will be made during the next 18 months
liv
Matmolia
Petroleum Company,
subsidiary oi Socony Mobil Oil»
Company, Inc., according to an agreement announced by the companies
June
import
Poor's Corp.—Personnel Changes—
Stahl
A.
succeeds
$561,388
$130,735
156 V
(net)—
income
Gross
St. Regis Paper
for
$742,730
<•,
'
depressed conditions of the
stated.■ *°*
"ante
profit of $16,462. V. 187, p.
$1.20
taxes,
poration for 38 years, after having served for a few years as financial *
reporter on the New York Tribune. He became vice-president in 1941, j
editor-in-chief in 1944, and assumed the presidency in 1946.—V. 182,
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$735,400
$138,524
:
due to continued
were
industry, the report
1957 Saco-Lowell had a net
textile
.
deduc-
revenue
income
Other
the soyta*;
additional textile operations to
for moving
r.ounced program
were non-recurring charge*
from the company s recently an
principally
resulting
,
Co.- -Earnings—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Period End. May 31—
tions
Service
Electric
ThVloLlfo"3'carryback
in
SI 150 000
196,939.278
$0.82
operating
elected President of the corporation.
Schmutz,, who becomes Vice-Chairman of .
1
.'.
' , ;• •'
Mr.
Stahl, who started with the old Standard Statistics Co. upon
being graduated from the Wharton School of Business in 1927, has
beep, successively statistician, editor of The company's factual services,
treasurer,
director of the Planned Investments Division (investment.
portfolio management) since 1940, and executive vice-president since
1947.
0 r;..:-.
.■?'
.
.
:>
Mr. Schmutz has been with te company and its predecessor cor- --
June
on
Operating revenues
Operat,
$750,000,
of
203,597,000
—_
""Includes
.
reports for the 13 weeks ended June 1. 1958 a
$1 273 358 before income taxes which, after tax carryback of
company
*
$237,000,000
187, p. 2553.
Standard &
the
Financing—
New
Railway—Plans
Southwestern
_■/
.
$167,000,000
income.
investment
Frederick
He
26 that the company plans to ask for
sealed bids
until July 15 for the purchase .of $22,000,000 30-year
collateral
trust
obligations secured by first consolidated mortgage
bonds.
Proceeds to be used for capital expenditures.—V. 187, p. 2845.
Mass.—Reports Lossloss of
Shops, Boston,
Saco-Lowell
■
576,000.000.
496,000,000
-
-
capital shares outstanding
duties, etc.—V.
will be-applied by the company to its
reimburse the company's treasury for ex¬
to
or
program
reported
was
income taxes.,-
& foreign
—_
"Includes
penditures made under the program, and for other corporate purposes.
—V. 187, p. 2705,
•'
It
1957
813,000,000
,
financing
the
from
Proceeds
1958
663,000,000
taxes—
Earnings per common share
*^'oy.
$2,b8
for Fed.
profit
Common
with a
value of $100 a share. The private placement was
arranged through Smith, Barney & Co., New York.
85,102,084
105,494.090
share
common
per
Net
par
construction
income
before
Electric Co.—Private Place¬
has sold privately to institutional
company
Southern
.
Earnings
Profit
investors, 25,000 shares of 4.75% preferred stock
•,
~
—i—--t— $1,890,000,000 $2,043,000,000
income
*"Piov.
19$7
19$8
April 30—•
Months Ended
above.
Gas &
Southern Indiana
Co. of N. J."(& Subs.)—Earns. Declined
Oil
Three Months Ended March 31—
*Gross
Mining Corp.
Crown
ment—The
Aircraft Corp.—Earnings—
Rohr
Gold
See
Standard
SEC
—
Offering—
Suspends
■'
9
Alley Co., N. Y. "Peter Lawrence"
Shin.bone
Manufacturing Co.—Private PlacementF. Rockwell, Jr., announced June 2o
that Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York, had negotiated the
private sale of $18,000,000 4% 20-year sinking fund de¬
bentures to a group of institutional investors.
The proceeds of the financing will be used to reimburse the
comnam
for its outlays in connection with its current acqu sition of the
stock of Automatic Voting Machine Corp., to prepay all outstanding
indebtedness to banks and for general corporate
^^
fexranvon of Rockwell's West German subsidiary.
Ilo-^erke, G.m.b.H.
Rockwell now owns approximately 270,000 of the 300,000 Automatic
n'!LSing offerin? to purchase heremainmg Autoand is
tnatic stock at $20 per share. The offer expires July 3.—-V. 187, p. 2844..
Ilockwell
President Willard
<
.
(2910)
10
after
common
.
ended
April
30,
sales
were
$6,346,926,
previous quarter'^, sales of $7,493-,479,, lie
for the first" quarter was $264,095, compared
of $8,824
.
for the
(Continued
second
on page
anarter
52)
of
the
fiscal
year.
OAUme
187
Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
DIVIDEMDS
Dividend announcements
tables..
In* the
nounced
a
first
during the
~
Conn
are
current week.
Then
second
Share
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp., class A-_
Precision Products,
common.
81.10 convertible
preferred (quar.)__
Aero
Supply
Manufacturing
Air
issue called
$115
Altamil
for
share
per
Corp.
Aggregates,
common
preferred (quar.)
American Can CP.
•.»
Products
b
Corp.
10-
25c
8-
1
7-14=
7-25
32 Vic
9-
2
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
75c
7-10
6-27
15c
A
7-10
6-27
(quar.)..
—
& Refining—
7% preferred (quar.)
Amphenol Electronics (quar.)
Anaconda Wire & Cable
4V'i%
8-11
65c
37VaC
(quar.)....
7-31
p
7-25
Post
income)
7-11
(quar.).
Auimal Trap Co. ot
America, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
25c
9-22
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
7Vac
$2.50 preferred
$2.36 preferred
9-1
8-
$1.083/«
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
5.25% preferred (quar.
9-
1
50c
9-
2
(quar.)
preferred
second
9-
2
8-
9-
2
7-25
8-
1,
8-
1
$1.083i
8-
1
t25c
from
"
Inc.
Income)
cunlul.
-
common
(quar.)
(accum.)
Stockyards,
common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Best
Foods,
Special
Bishop Oil
Bliss
(E.
Inc.
(Dividend
payment
Cascade
at
common
(quar.)
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
this
...
8
6-27
preferred
Botany Mills, 5%
—
7-21
.
9-30
6-20
8-20
7-31'
8-
7-
87Vic
7-10
1
7-10
...——$1
7-
7-1
7'/aC
10-
1
1
6-24
230c
9-
1
272Vic
9-
6-20
55c
8-1
7-7
10c
this
Byers
(A.
M.)
Co.,
7%
pfd.
preferred
7-15
7-1
Goulds
$3
7-15
31c
8-15
I
30c
7-10
7-
(quar.)—.
$1.12'/2
6-30
preferred
preferred
7-11
6%
7%
preferred
preferred
—_—_
__
(quar.):
...
1
3
$4.50
Halle
Ltd.
Cannon Shoe, common
(quar.)—_—
Field
Certificates
Cenco
of
$1.27'/2
7-15
6-30
$1.50
7-15
6-30
$1.75
7-15
Class
interest
Cotton
Electric
preferred
7-
Heat-Timer
77-
1
1
5%
preferred
Commercial
Concord
5Va%
6-15
7-10
7-
7-28
.<
■
10-
7-11
-
-
-
■*';
*
1
7-7
7-15
-
9-15
7-14
6-30
-v
common
;
St.
-
9-16
Class
Miami
$1.12Vi
Louis
—
I2V2C
10-
1
7-
1
series)
—
Natural Gas Corp.,
7-30
7-
(quar.)
51c
7-21
7-10
8-
(R.)
omitted
6-19
75c
7-19
28c
1
7-25
75c
7-
10c
.
9-16
1
Horn
&
Hotel
7-11
4%
6-16
9-
7-
6-24
70c
1
Huron
-
60c
8-15
8-
1
_
$1.37%
8-15
8-
1
at
(quar.)—
8-
preferred
preferred
&
Erie
6-13
8-
1
7-11
1
6-24
1
7-
9
1
7-
9
8-
1
7-11
7-
2
6-14
tl5c
8-
1
7-15
$25c
8-
1
7-15
10C?^
7-20
10c
7-20
6-20
5c
7-15
7-
25c
7-
1
6-23
10c
7-25
6-30
t$2.50
7-
2
6-14
$1.50
8-
1
7-11
5c
7-25
7-15
6c
7-25
7-15
—_
Metal
8-1
omitted
National Aeronautical
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
50c
9-
2
8-12
,S1
8- 1
7-15
8-9
7-11
8-
7-10
50c
75c
1
40c
7-25
7-25
7-24
7-
7%
8-
1
National
8-
1
8-
1
at
this
timet
(quar.)
Co.,
6c
;
7-21
10-15
9-19
8-29
8-12
pfd,
conv.
Stores
&
17c
7-15
7-
3
15 %c
7-15
7-
3
25c
Manufacture
7-15
7-
1,
10c
9-30
9-
8
35c
8-15
8-
1
60c
(quar.)
Corp,—
National-U.
S. Radiator Corp.
(quar.)
Neptune Meter, common (quar.)_,
$2.40 preferred (quar.)—
Jersey Natural Gas
New
7-15
York
Wire Cloth
Niagara Share,
and
(increased
gains)
900 Michigan Ave. North (Chicago)
capital
25c
7-18
][" 1
6-25
8-
i
7-15
6-30
6-23
Northern
Northern
6-20
Quebec
■
Ry.,
(s-a)
1st
1
6-18
Northwest
1
7-15
Class
60c
7-15
7- 5
75c
7-15
7-
5
60c
9-23
9-
8
75c
8-
i
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
9-15
8-29
7-10
1
3
Ltd.,
Power
—'
7-
1
90c
9-10
8-
4
8-
7-17
15c
8
7-11
7-29
7-
10-24
9-30
$69c
preferred (quar.)
7-25
50c
$ 40c
common
9-15
8-25
8
7-10
56Vic
7-
25c
(quar.)___.
common
adj. preferred (quar.)
5%%
.
6-30
50c
:_
Engineering Works
Pacific Ry.
(quar.
Northern
Norfolk & Western
4%
8-
7-15
35C
(quar.)__—■_—
3-15
7-15
25c
quar.)__
(20c from investment income
from
15c
"
40c
England Lime
New
'
j
1
.
15c
New
8
50c
—$1.12!/2
7-31
50c
$1.75
(quar.)——
common
Quarterly
7-15
8-1
;>
Biscuit
preferred
(quar.)
National Finance Co., 68c
6(4% preferred (quar.)
7-10
25c
National
7-10
$1.12'/2
56l/4C
!
2
7-15
6c
10%
6-20
Products—
(resumed)
(Preferred payment
(quar.)__—25c
7-10
preferred
Cementing Co. (quar.)
Light, common (quar.)™
(quar.).
—_________
4J/2%
preferred
Engineering Co., class A
pfd.
—_
(quar.)—
50c
5614c
7-15
7-3
8-
1
7-16
7-15
.
6-30
„
(qumr.)
37VaC
OA
Extra
7-
6-26
2.V4C
7-10
6-30
45c
——
1
7-31
7-11
(quar,)
preferred
93%c
I
this
at
preferred
time)
(quar.)__
5%
Co.,
class
pfd.
(quar.)
8-15
8-
1
Loan
&
Discount
Y.), common
Y.),
(quar.)—
Paauha
(dividend,
Sugar
payment
Mortgage
Finance
5%
preierred
Corp.,
4.75%
pfd.
Corp.
8-1
common
Machine
50c
1
8-18
8-
1
7-19
10c
8-
1
7-19
9-8
8-8
at this
Petroleum
7-18
9-
Corp.
(quar.)
—
6-20
6-30
8-
1
7-
2
7-25
UC
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
60c
7-18
t75c
140c
5c
10-1
7-31
9-15
7-15
6-24
7-
7
30c
<L-
Cement
Co.
7-17
9-
8-15
2
$1
6-24
8-15
7-15
t$1.50
8-
1
7-
2
45c
10-
1
9-
Gear
Co.
8
25c
8-
1
7-21
7-31
7-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
13 Vac
(quar.)—«
(Common
payment
6-18
omitted
time).
Equip.
Service
&
Maintenance—
7-15
6-30
95c
8-
1
7-10
$1.07%
8-
1
7-10
$1.10
8-
1
7-10
$1.17
8-
1
5c
Class B
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30% preferred (qiiar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.G8X5. preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Finance Co.
(quar.)
<
8-15
$45C
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
—
—_—_
.
—
1
7-10
$1.25
6%
Permancnte
2
29
>
Ltd.,
Perkins
7-
—
Brewing (quar.)
Pen mans,
6-20
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased).
1
(Ontario)—
—-
7-
omitted
Pacific Lighting Corp.
7-
—_
Corp.
6-20
at this time).
Pacific
62VaC
60c
(quar.)
1
50c
7-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
9-20
7-
25c
1
$1.25
common
1
40c
;.
Company (quar.)
Olympia Brewing Co
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)—
8-
30c
(quar.)—
(N.
6-20
10-
50c
Oilgear Company
Perry-Fay
(quar.)
7-10
1
2c
(quar.)
1
7-
25c
5%
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
time
(N.
Rubber
pfd. (accum.)
Oberman Manufacturing, 5% preferred (divi¬
dend payment omitted at this time)
Pcinco
1
$1.25
dividend payment
A,
7-10
8-
25c
—
15c
prior
7-10
1
15c
Quarterly
Pearl
1
omitted
5%
7-10
1
8-
7-11
7-31
1
8-
25c
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Ohio
8-
15c
J
(quar.)
Okonite
33c
—-
25c
25c
(quar.)
4
B
O'Sullivan
—
Quarterly
Hydra-Power
1
8-
_
'
Syracuse
7-
7-
8-
preferred (quar.)_
Munising Wood Products—
_
5c
(quar.)
this
1
7-15
$1
_VL
non-vpting
Corp. (quar.)
(monthly)
1st preferred
Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
6%
Power
Common
7-15
1
Corp.—
Hardart
5
6-16
$1.06
Products
Clemens
7-
Co.,
Co.,
8-
62VSc
i$1.25
6%
;
Hudson Bay Mining <fe Smelting Ltd.
2
common^.....
&
2
30c
—;
(quar.)
Moirs, Ltd.,
8-
payment
Rug
9-
6-26
.
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Window
Mount
■
common
Ifolyoke Water Power
7
5%
$1.25
(quar.;_„—
Hoe
9-5
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hightstown
B
Montana
6-23
7-18
3
;
"
1
8-15
Co.
McKales Corp., class A
Class B voting
9-10
;
Hercules
40c
7-
.
50c
Mncy (R. H.) & Co., 4'/4% pfd. A (quar.)___
Preferred B (quar.)
(P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd., 60c pref. class A
(quar.)
8-12
6-20
Co.
6-30
1
$4
:
7-
60c
(reduced)
Mallory
9-10
1
Mfg.
50c
.
8-12
8-18
9-16
7-29
Higbie
7-10
7-31
8-18
'
1
3
7-10
7-25
$15c
7-10
8-
6-20
7-25
31 Vic
7-10
7-10
56V;4C
7-
31'Ac
.
6-30
6-30
.
7-15
7-25
8-29
6-27
(quar.)___
6-20
7-31
,
15c
—
7-15
Heppenstall Co., W/o
5
30c
(quar.)
6-30
6-20
7-
6-19
1
7-
7-11
7-14
6-30
1
7-25
7-11
15c
8
77-
.
common—50c
(quar.)^
Power
7-
9-10
7-16
—
8
7 Vac
Loft Candy Corp. (s-a):
Lone Star Brewing (quar.)_.
Middlesex
——
8
1-
6-19
$1.25
(s-a)
Miles laboratories, Inc.
—.—
7-
1
18c
Lincoln Square Building Co.
Link-Belt Co. (reduced)
6-30
(quar.)__.
7-
25c
1
(Common
7-15
1-15-59
75c
shares
8-22
_
4-15
Consolldada, S. A.—
8-29
—
4-15-59
$1.25
Clay Co.'_—
7-15
•
8
7-16
1
(s-a)__
8
1-
$1.25
-
8
1-15-59
25c
1
Hercules
25c
:
8
710-
,
35c
7-15
Corp
6-21
25c
t
7-
7-15
7-16
lc
lc
'
7-15
10-15
Lynchburg Gas Co.
20c
Company, common (,quar.)___:
3%%
preferred (quar.)
.V
8-15
25c
5
Lunkenheimer
8-
8
6-17
Bonghorn Portland Cement Co
8-
9-
6-27
6-23
6-30
10c
6-23
8-
"
6-30
1334c
7-
8-20
6-30
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)
5V2%> convertible preferred (quar,).
'
6-30
25c
7-15
lc
(quar.)
62VaC
7-15
"
—
(M0.1
7-15
8-12
$1
G-17
7-15
lc
Well
Motors
7-10
I"
7-15
6-17
7-
1
7-
25c
Long Island Lighting (quar.)—
25c
7-
1
8-
1
1
5% preferred A (quar.)
—
5% conv. preferred B (quar.)
Lewis Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Lewis Wharf Co.___,
1
•
(quar.)
Wharf
(i-3C
1.c
Hecht
6-21
10c
Engineering, Inc.
preferied
6-21
7-15
50c
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. (quar.)
Leeds & Northrup Co., common
7-15
8-22
60c
_
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp
'
2
6-23
1
(quar.)
common
Common American
G-18
-
6-30
7c
(s-a)
Illuminating Co.,
(1956
8-15
8c
Colonial Finance Co.—
Combustion
^7-1
10c
17'/2C
of
7-16
Lithograph—
7-15
(quar.)
Bottling Co.
1
17c
extra)
America,
Gas
1
8-
$1
—
Lafayette Insurance (New Orleans)
I,ay (H. W.) & Co
(quar.)_———____
convertible
237'Ac
——-
Cleveland Union Stock Yard Co._
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (Los Angeles)
Coca-Ccla
6%
7-15
10c
Mills
Clayton Mark & Co.
$4.50
Havana
6-24
10-15
8-15
(quar.;
Cities Service (quar.)
Claussen Bakeries
(quar.)
Cleveland
1
of
220c
A
Grove
7-2
11-
Corp.
.7-
$1
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
25c
preferred
Haverhill
—1
common
Corp.,
(quar.)
70c preferred (quar.)
China
6-30
,
262'Ac
265c
10c
Corp.—
8-
•
—/
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection &
Insurance Co.
(quar.)__
Hat
7-15
(quar.)
Kentucky-Tennessee
(quar.)^____i_
(quar.)
Electric
4%%
1.
\
/
Extra
Oil
7-15
8-
20c
—
—I2c
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Halliburton
6-30
10c
beneficial
Acceptance
7-16
t30c
__________
preferred
convertible
Hartford
Trust—
Instrument
Century
7-15
1
7-15
—.—
Point
8-
$1.17'/2
,
Class A
Cedar
.
7-15
6-20
...
Canadian Vickers,
prior
Brothers
1
$1.50
5%
6-30
6-30
2nd
8-1
7-21
___—_—
(quar.)
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 5%
pref. B (quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. (incr.
s-a)—_
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
(quar.)
;
1
25c
(Wash., D. C.)
Tanning
8-
2
8-
25c
;
(quar.)
7-15
-
1
(quar.)_
6-23
*
9-
Extra
(San Fran.)—
5v'<
6-30
4% pfd. (quar.)
omitted at this time)
25c
Inc.
$3
45c
$1.05
Marine Insurance
&
(quar.)
8-
••
(quar.)
Co..
8-12
Co.,
Kentucky Stone, Inc.,
6-30
$2.40
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Co.
Gulf States Land & Industries—
6-23
8-
$1.75
______—238c
California Electric Power, $3 pfd.
(quar.)—_
75c
California Oregon Power, common
(quar.)_„_
40c
5.10%
L.)
9-10
Inc.
Common
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
2
65c
6-20
Griess-Pfleger
1
City Fire
6-24
1
loo
(s-a)
(quar.)
2
7-
(quar.)
payment
Common
7-
Manufacturing Co.______—25c
Griggs Equipment Inc. (Delaware) _—_____
7V/2C
1'
8-
(s-a)_
Mills, Ltd.—
1st preferred (quar.),.
4.70%
(P.
(JI.
Inc.
3
6-20
•
40c
—i
Pumps I?ic.,
Green
Caldwell Linen
$1.50
7-
7-15
•
Greist
tquar.)
7-11
1
$3
common
6-20
7-
7-15
Co.
6-30
1
7-31
preferred (quar.)____—
=_—:_-__$0.57811m
Goochnan Mfg. (reduced)_____——____
20c
time
(K. C.)
7-1
8-
4%%
,
Business Men's Assurance Co.
Butler Manufacturing, 4'/2%
7-31
:
—.——__—45c
H.)
preferred
4V2%
8-15
6-30
Co.—
at
8-22
17VaC
—_
i
6-20
1
7-15
(quar.)—
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
La
series___.
Glatfelter
Heintz,
(S-a)
8-15
10c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)____—
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)
8-15
1
25c
Burrillville Racing
Association, class A.—:___
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (quar.).
Kansas
5%
V
M'lls, Inc.
Bros., Inc.,
Gimbel
6-24
1
General
9-20
7-
7-
(quar.)
2
$$1
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) _—__r
_____
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)__________
6-24
15c
Ltd., common.;—.
omitted
9-
7-
(quar.)
4%
6-20
1
$1.25
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)....
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)
payment
7-10
6-24
"=-:
Gardner-Denver
1
7-
7Vic
...
pfd.
1
1
15c
dividend..
9-10
7-10
8-
Stock
&
(Common
time.
—
;
6-27
1
7-
$1.09
6-30
8-
(quar.)
Markets, Inc.—
7-15
7-
tl5c
(quar.)_
com.
7-15
15c
Refining Co.
Electric,
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
1'
7-
(quar.),
Insurance
Utilities
Frontier
9
8-1
1834c
—_■
1
2
10-1
•
70c
(accum.)
8-
<fe
Jersey Farm Baking
?2oc
^
Giant
7-15
$37 Vac
common
Machines
7
convertible preferred (s-a)
2.0c
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
33i% preferred (quar.93%c
Franklin Custodian Funds, Inc.—
9-20
7-14
$1.06
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
Eriggs-Weaver Machinery Co.,
Food
9-12
7-15
'
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
t$1.25
—_
•
Quarterly
Fireman's
Jack
Food
8-15
50c
..
(quar.)
Bridge & Tank (Canadat
5
6c
"
iquar.)
pfd.
Bradley (Milton) Co., common.
5%
prior preferred (s-a)
Insurance
8-
15c
....
bourbon Stock Yards
(quar.).
Bowl-Mor, 30c preferred (quar.)
preferred
3
Ltd.,
7-
$1.50
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
3
7-
75c
...
(quar.)
conv.
7-
7-25
Powders
preferred
Business
Gas
Kennametal,
(quar.) _J.
(quar.)
Acceptance
1
7-10
,,
17VaC
(monthly)
Arts
1
8-
20c
7-
f$4.
(quar.)—2oc
(1956) Ltd.________
tlOc
$l.ao pi a. (aecuuiv)
37 Vac
income)-
1
8-
preferred (quar.)
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
Ivey (J. B.) & Co. (quar.)
7-7
3-
(quar.)^
(Toronto) (s-a)—
(Boston)
10-
J25e
25c
this
:
omitted
common
7-15
4%
_____
Boston Edison Co., common
7-25
30c
...
8-1
45c
(monthly)_i_______—-
ordinary
$50c
31 Vic
—
$4.36
7-10
Mortgage Asso.
Associates
Fine
timet
Col-p.___________
1
37Vac
B
Fiity
.
8-18
7-10
investment
net
A
(From
1
(quar.)
Bronze
Iowa-Illinois
7-10
1
8r
(quar.)
(monthly)
(monthly)
Class B (monthly)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.—
7-18
8-
Class
Class
6-16
1
$3
(quar.)
....
——_
Dividend
1
8-
A
9-
37 Vac
(quar.)
payment
$1
preferred
7-18
(quar.)
Investment Bond & Share Corp.—
6%. preferied
(s-a)
:
7
8-
(quar.)__
:
common
1
(quar.)
participating
International
>
B
Class
6%
8-15
7-
8-1
Mortgage Corp. of Delaware—
>
(monthly)
—a—lc
A
Class
8-5
7-
5c
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3Va% preferred (quar.).——'
Buffalo
9-2
50c
________
omitted
Tobacco,
Class
n.
(reduced s-at—__
$1
B
(quar.)
25c
preferred A (quar.)._
$1.25
preferred B (quar.)
;
$1.25
5Va%
prior preferred (quar.)__—$1.37'/a
6-27
50c
(quar.)
Co.—
Bondstock Corp.
30c
8
75c
_
*
(quar.)
preferred
4.25V/'
7-
1
7-15
$1.05
i
preferred
National
(divM.
Telephone,
preferred
International
7
$1.13
>v—
—
Federated
preferred
6%
8-22
1
9-
5%
6-27
75c
Co,
W.)
'
Boise
8
50c
(quar.)
'
5<;i>
7-11
7-
$1
B'loch .Bros.
6%
7-31.
25c
J
7-
V
(monthly)
Federal Services Finance
Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
Class A
(quar.).
.;
6-23
$1.50
(quar.)____.
7-21
Supply
uas,
8-
time)
Common
Natural
convertible
Federal
3
$7
....
Eclt RR.
7-
6-30
$50c
" 6-18
Class
7-25
15c
—
________
&
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
Corp
6-23
1
7-15
28V8C
(quar.
common
5%
6-18
$1.12Vii
Fa wick
3
$1.50
_______
Paper Ltd., class A
—
Eausch Machine Tool Co.
(quar.)
,w__—
Beaux-Arts Apts, Inc., $6 1st
pfd. (quar.)
$3 prior preferred (quar.)...
___.
Works
7-
'pfd.'
Telephone
Iutcr-Mountain
6-18
7-15
V"
"
Textile Printing.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
7-10
7-
7
6-19
5 ".
7-15
14c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)____
Fabien
J
7c
Bathurst Power &
Belmont Iron
30c*,
-
7-10
25c
Bunkers Securities
Corp.—
$3 partic. pfd. (s-a)
6%
(quarterly
i_._
Balcrank, Inc. (quar.)__
:
Balwin-Lima-Hamiltoa Corp.
b
8-1
1
9-
5c
'
Manufacturing Co. fquar.)
Erie-Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd., class
7-10
1
8-
(quar.)
(quar.
Fund
"B"
1
$1.08:?4
(quar.)l...
AUto Finance Co.
Axe-Houghton.
8-
"
7-10
: 35c
"
7-
"
5c
40c
:
1
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd.—
7
7-
7-25
$1.62'/a
Emhart
7-10
$1.02 Mr"
Indiana
9-5
7-
1
8-
—
9-5
7-25
1
8-
.
Canada-
1
(quar.)
Canada
of
Co.
1
5c
7-10
8-
t32 Vac
(quar.)
10-
Ltd.
Economy Auto Stores
7-10
$1,359
series
of
participating
Industries,
70c
8- 8
$1
(quar.)___
preferred
4%
8-20
|-
30c
(quar.)
Metals
Ltd.
10-
2 V2O
Co.
Pain's,
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preierred
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
this
7-10
'
9-5
at
1
55 (4c
.
$1.12Va
'
7-10
8-
:
7-10
1
58 34c
4
(quar.)__
Assurance
1
8-
53 Vic
'
(quar.)___
1
___;
(from
Co.,
Eastern.
7-1
$1.31 'A
4.35',0
Ltd.
8-1
56'Ac
.
Santa Pe Ry. Co. (quar.)
4.35%
Steels,
8-1
7-15
6-23
7-18
(quar.)^
Flo-Glaze
of Rec.
8-
52V2C
10-
preferred (quar.)_
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
8-1
1
9-1
25c
....
common
Atlantic City Electric, 4%
pfd.
4%%
preferred
(initial)...
4.10% preferred (quar.)..:
Atlas
9-1
S-
45c
1
Co.
Imperial Life
Quarterly
6-23
.
1
60c
60c
$1.04
6%
.
Equipment, common (quar.)__
'4Vss'/o preferred (quar.)
7-
8-20
12VaC
(quar.)
Transportation—
Common payment omitted at
Eagle Stores, cdmmon
8-1
9-1
1
E T & WNC
8-1
9-1
7-
2Vic
Pont Co.
Duquesne
8-1
9-1
Aro
Atchison, Topeka &
Du
1
30c
(quar.
preferred (initial)__
A
8-
62Vac
:.y-
...
$2.40 preferred
$2.40
8-15
12VaC
&
Bridge
Brick
Imperial
Products,
Ducommun
.
Illinois
America—
Stores
Inc.
1
27VaC
(quar.)
preferred
8-
59c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
$4.35
8-15
83,ic
_
.
Sons
Dominion Insurance
9-10
20c
62Vac
__
(quar.)..
7-15
Inc., 70c plu. (quar.)
Angle Investment Corp.—
preferred (quar.
•
5vb
Dominion
Arnold Altex
Aluminum, common (quar.)
33c convertible
preferred (quar.).
Arizona Public Service
Co., common (quar.)
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
8-15
*
Dominion
Co.—
Products
preferred
(quar.)
(J. S.) &
Dividend Shares,
Dividend payment omitted
at this time
Anchor
4.70f%
(quar.)__.
preferred
Dillon
7-11
30c
...
4.42%
5%
Diamond Gardner Corp.,
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Dierks Porests
Doeskin
$1.75
...
4.26%
;
Light, $4
$4.24 preferred
7-11
J.)—
.....
&
(quar.)
6-25
xtf^iee) Corp., 6V2%
p*u.
(quar.)__'
(G.
W. H.), Inc.
(quar;)_'___
Power
7-
Holder*
_
Payable
51c
$1.13
Cudahy Packing Co., 4V2%
Dallas
(quar.)_
(quar.doc
of
Cribben & Sexton Co.—
"
4V«% convertible preferred
6-23
4.20%
8-15
~Extra—
9-16
6-25
.
37 %c
(quar.)—
common
6-20
___l
Creamery Package Mfg.
6-23
5
When
Share
s
(quar.)
Co.,
5
-
7-25
1
7-1
$1.50
N.
1
8-15
7-
62,/aC
—
common
(quar.)
8-14
$1
(monthly).
;—
Smelting
8-28
50c
;
Lines, class
Class
7-15
(quar.)
(Newark,
Natural Gas,
7-31
1
preferred
'7-1
Counselor's Investment
Fund, Inc:_lj.ik2
Gi)uonai
____;
6-23
-25c
;
American Ice Co.,
preferred-.-—
American Insurance Co.
6% preferred (quar.)
American President
7-
50c
.
7-lo
4.08%
'9-2
(quar.)
iiivlucnd__
Coo^r
7-16
7-
35c '
___>
Electric
Power
7-31
■
.
$1.75
"
''
Name 0} Company
.«
Illinois
1
25c
"__
(quar.)____:_
____:
preferred
mental
block
*
,
8-8
6-30
$1.25
T
preferred (1954 series!
American Home
American
*-
30c
.___
common
5%
American
■.,
4.52',*
Con
Corson
<quar.)__
(quar.)
American Discount
(Oa.),
__
b-at
10c
5%
Quarterly
7-11
7-10
73c
_
Co., $1.20 pfd. A (quar.)
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
:
American
7-15
Per
•
7-
preferred
preferred
preferred
Power Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
Hotter*
7-15
.
5%
..
(quar.)
(quar.)
(-quar.;
B
4.16 "o
*
at
Aluminum;Specialty
Amerada
1
7-31
(entire
;
-
8-
oc
on
Aug. 8
dividend;—
this
8-29
A
When
Payable
15c
.
.
Consumers
7-18
9-15
10c
redemption
plus
Class
oj Ilec.
7-30
27%c
(resumed)
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Alco
Products, inc., 7% preferred
Payable
7c
10c
__
preferred
Class A
Holder*
_____
dividend
,
Consumers Finance
;
Name.of Company
(quar.)
<
Share
•
common
preferred class
T,1o
.
When
Ltd.,
Connecticut Printers (quar.
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
date.
Per
C.)
Stock
follow with
we
(G.
-6%
table in which we
show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which
have not yet reached their
payment
Acme
Par
.
Name of Company
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
11
(2911)
Pittsburgh Railways (reduced)—
Plastic Wire & Cable Corf). (quar.)__.
Plymouth Cordage (quar.>
:
7-10
3
10c
7-25
6-30
25c
-
7-
25c
1
7-15
7-15
6-30
G5c
7*18
7- 2
'
I'tie commercial ana r uuiuciui miliumvw
.
avj.uiujci.y, ouuc ou,
.
.
xmu
(2912)
12
'
'
25c
7-
$1.25
7-15
7-
16c
8-30.
8-
1
7-14
Portland Gas Light
preferred
$5
Steel Corp. (quar.).—,
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60% pfd. (quar.)—•—
Portsmouth
Fund
Prudential
Ltd.4
Co.,
1
7-
9-30
26c
6-30
8-
Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.),™-,,,-,-4 Vi %
preferred (quar.
4.64% preferred (quar.)^A^---v.^~-v:~?ir»
PUritan Fund, Inc. (year-eud).
—--—
Public Service
^
.....
Co.
Quebec Power
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
7-25
7-3
Inc.
8-15
7-10
7-14
7-
Republic Supply Co. of California (quar.) _ .
Racing Assn.
Island Electric Protective Co. (quar.i
8-
1
7-
1
7-10
7-15
7-
7-
6-20
''
:
15c
$2
..
Rhode
Rochester
Electric
&
Gas
Corp.
(quar.t
:%4 '$1
preferred "F" (quar.
4,10% preferred H (quar.) — —.
'4%% preferred-I *(quar.(^--s—
4%
preferred K
4.95%
Holland
class
Ltd.,
Co.,
Paper
Class
(quar. h.i„,,_k,i__—
Russell-Miller
Milling,
com.
(reduced
Sanborn
SCarfe
class A
Ltd.,
Co.,
Schenley Industries
(Edi
Selmster
of
Trust
6-30
f20c
8-
1
8-
9
7-15
7-
1
6-20
Abitibi
7-31
7-11
7-31
7-10
7-10
7-3
$50c
$56V4C
10-
2
9-
2
6-20
6-
5
preferred
{5%
7-
40c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
77-
1
.
Bakeries Co.—
dividend
to
common
Southern
Stock
AftiJatecl
6-27
.
7-
.
partic.
A
preferred
pfd.
6%
Gas,
6-20
1
common
5c
.
dividend-—
Products
Standard
14.60%
;
8-
5%; preferred (quar.)
Albemarle Paper Mfg.,
,Cl#ss
6%
Class
B
(quar.)
Co.
25c
—
7-11
7-10
;7%
•
:
7-10
0-30
9-10
30c
"
'
8-29
,
4:
Class
.
7%
8-15
05c..
8-
7-15
.
,1
7-10
7-10 '
7-21
7-
3
7-21,
35c
7-10
6-
4{k-
„
;
7-
3*
7-
1
7-
$1.50
;
1
25c %
4
lrreterred
7-16,
,
60c :
7-
1
..
••::
6-
'7-15
8-15,
;25c
'
1
7-21
.
6-23
v.;
;;%8-29
8-15.
...8-15
8-
com. (quar.)
"
,
.-25c
8-1
.
7-16:
8- X
v.
"
6-17 ;
AnsUi Chemical Co.
1 ;
6-17
Aathes-Imperial
1
7-15;.
8
7-
1
-
.
4
6-25
6-13
-
Argus
.* 6-20
4. 6-20
--7-
6-10
...
30c
—
25c
;
$i'
.
.......
$75c"
4%%
;
S.
.
Stores
$4.20
United
5%
preferred A
Shoe Corp.
American
American-Brake Shoe
;
6-23
;
.
non-convertible
7-11
j
5%
preferred
preferred
:8- 1
7-ir
6-27
6-20
10-
1
9-30
)
9-
5
0%
i
SOc
United
Wallpaper,
4%%>
5%
Univis
B
Lens
preferred
Co./ com.
(reduced)
;
7-15
8- I
7-10;
7-
5-21
1
:4%%
.
(quar.)_4
Cyananiid Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.i
•
•."
7,48
*
(quar.),—k^——k_k—_ — kk—tJZJ
Constable Corp. .(quar.)'————
6-16
1
6-13
-7-1
25c
B
6-16
7-1
6-13
7-
-
J
•
'
•
"
7-
7-
1
6-27
American
European
securities"
4
American Hair
& Felt, common
preferred (quar.)
12c
7-21
7- 7
American Hpme Products
American
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-15
%c
8-
1
7-15
,• income) ,k
k—k,
American Lnvestment Go.
6-16
-r
t$1.50
U2V2C
7- 2
6-16
25e
7-16
I""7
$1.18
8-
1
3Sc
8-
X.
5c
7-
3
7-11
7-18
7-
1
25c
25c
-
IMS-,
6-20*
6-30
*
12-15
11-26
7-"lv
>
T.
.
J..
_
■..•.I,.
.
•>
-
16th).k
GO;, Ltd;, xsoraS. (qaar.f
(quar.)4l_—
—:—-—I
46% preferred (quar.)™,
4,————kJ 5% preferred (guar.),,
Avco
Mfg., IcomKion
(quar.4_^
7% 1
"6-2
V;V.\,-4 41.X'
100%
■
6-30
4
c
'*J
■
.7^41
B
S.
I
Corp;
F. Co,
Babbitt, (B,
6-18;
> 2'
;
47-16
M
B.
"
6-20
^
v/-
(quar.),,
(Dela.)
(stoGl:
T.)
Ine.—
t37M»tt
131 (4c
4
-
56>ie
k
.4
dividend)
..
-4^
■
convertible'preferred A
cohveTtible
.'- 20c
1V4%-
(quar^
&
preferred
"Wilcox
B
(quar.).
k
Backstay Welt Ce.' (quar^™-—
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores,,,,,——k
„
_4_k
■
—.——
'
Bagley Building
Baker
,
Industries
(guar.) .4,
"
(incr.-monthly)—
-
'.3714c
6-30
•
7-1.
,25c
.
Baldwin Piano,- 6%- preferred
6-16
,
*
7-
30c
k
; 6-13
1
6%
6%
46-13
(guar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.).
—.—
Baltimore Gas &, Electric, eonunou
(Galveston, Texas)'
*
30c
Semi-annual
American International Corp. (from ordinary
7-1'
i
6-30
•.
4 '
10c
,
4Va.%
4%
preferred
",
(quar.)
(quar.
—k_
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Ac. Ohio RR—
6-24% ;. 6- 3
—.——-—
.
...
-
•
•
Common, (quar.).
of Illinois—
6-13
preferred, iquar.) —,—
£ $1.31^4 .47- 1\
6-13
Ul*c :
5^2% preferred (quar.),'——
:—
v1'1
American Machine & Foundry— "
4
4.
'■■' 97 %c
447-15 *';:: 1 6-30
3.60% preferred (quar.).
6-16
k. voc ;
6-30
American Machine & Metals (quag.) X
•6-46
50C
4(3-20
American'Maize Products Co., com, (guar,)
.■■■?
k 6-16
6-30
$1;75
7% preferred (quar.)
£ 14 %
..
f
non-cum
pfd. iquar^.
1
•*
Bancohio Corp.
4
'
*
•
•
••a
-
-
(guar.)
—.—***.—a_—--
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common- (quar.),-,
4% preferred- A *(quar. ^_4^k"kk_k_-_rk-"4^k_k"
*
4%%; preferred <quar.)^4
---y: 4-™;-.
preferred (quar.)—.™k___k—<t.
of New York (quar.),
___k___kk_-'./
j--7•%
Bank,
^
i
50c ; 4
(qnar.)_lkl_4
Babcock
"•
IOC'-
'*•
3%
7-2
1'
6-30
4
3%
•
8-
6-30
—_k__kl
"
•*-
t43%c
$2.25
B./G' Foods, (slass4A (quar..)
1
V.^tlOc,
preferred
preferred" (quar.i,™—4—_k4 ™_k
Avon: Prdduafs. Inc.,. 4% .preferred "(quar.i
•
6-20
.%
■
^
.
.*
___
pmval.on, July
.
<
r
£-14
6-15 ;
6-14
6-26
-7-1
«
-
"*". 7- 2 v
^ 9415
noe
Amion ZCrfeffhoniS
.
—
Indemnity Co.
15c
7- 2
.
7- 2 4
'
tl5c*
—
.
-
Americtkif^ardWfM-e Corp. -(quar.)—-—
:
6-24
7r 2 . .•■-"6-20:.
- 20c . a S-r l> .* 7&14
tti
.4- Stock rlividentl —> 8r X v%7-14 "
30c -4
4
tor. preference, .(quar.j(k™ ^'4v3flc.y 4«-4i. 4
$1.20 conv.-prior, preference,, (quar-ik
5c
7- 1 r
6-10'.
Auto-Soler Go.. (quar. I
iuar.)___
———'_4_-4k.*
k" 5c
4 Automatic-Canteqn Cp.kof America (quar.)4k45c,-"j
•<-Btbcb iiivid(eiid Jaub^ect to stockholders Apr ~ %.« 4 • -V
1JUV^'
•^■•-
.
6-27
7-25:
$6
,
14——T
,
1-^-6-43
7-18
6-30
$1
25c
,
<quar.)4
Sewing.-Cehtrirs .(increased quar.)^,k,:
Thrift Plan Gcrp., 7,'v-i pfd; iquar.i:4
""
~
■-JAire tin Nielwhi* &Di)
Ht., conimaa- iirpeg.i'41?, ';,. A
6-30"
6-20
50c
50c
-7-;i ;r4: 6- 6;
6^16
$1.50 f t.7- i6-30
(quar.)—,, ., 25c, ,v7-10
6-20
7- 1
1
4 $1.50
(s-a)4—*4-
8-15
-
'
-
6- 1
U* I
v-
B
HOC
•;
Ext-r^.
"•Attas
7- 1 -
f
—
,
*
c
$3
Vv*
-
"•
.
6-20 4,
■ *
.
•
'
15c J
30c
American &■ Efird
7-14
•>'
■
•
—
^
16- 46
■
*?{■*
<J.
"87l>c
1
—
■
4
$l.l?%k.
prior preferred
American
30p
—
;
6-16 4
6-30
-
•
^
common—— —
*,«
25c
♦liSO preferred (guar.)—,.,...,.,..
^. 37
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
—
" 37%c
American Ci*ystal Sugar, common -(quar;) —
-■ 40c,
$1.50
~
(quar.)
1
-
25c
At las.
7-16
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-
$1.08
-Extra44444-4
Atlas-Corp., 5%, preierred (quar.).. __,__k_4k
'*5.%' preferred (quae.).**' :w
on J«jie
American Express Co. (quar.).
American Felt Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)——
$1.25
:
"
6-16
4
1
-
,,
f* K~H ,*i
*
30 at $10Q per• 8hare[I'yly ;
r-6-30 ,KTi4-i'
r " plus Tthis dividend)—,T——— /' n.,.'-;$l*
American -Con Co., 7% pfd- (quar)
,V7T*4
— 1
43
6-13/
Extra
(quar.)
7-
$1.16.% '
•
V4-Cldss
"• e- 9-
87iac .4 ;,8- ^
44":k
(qiutf./»-^k-;4; ;46pe
participating preferred (s-a)_»-—— <
Mills, Inc.—
;,
.. •/.
4% convertible, preferred (quar.)
1.
American. Encaustic Tiling Co. < quar.)
62
Co
(quar.)44_—4
(entire issue called for ae-f -., .4.
7-15
$0,182
(quaj.)_
(Abttene)
-
6-13
6:27 '
$1.18
7-15 "
-744k
»
8-29
i
"
(quar,),,.
c<«imon__
class A preferred
class
.
—._k
8-29-
.
(quar.)__
class A preference
class B preference
Co.
••
10-20 T
ii
.
1
Universal Gooler Co., Ltd.—
'
.
7-*19f''
~m
^ 71 :V
-
^
8-
10-
'
(quar.)__
common
|.
1
•
pfd.
Telephone Co. of Kansas
Unired Transit Co.,
Book
preferred
-
"
8- i
5614c
2nd
4%
6-20
.
75c
i
20c,
.
pfd.
25c
,
1
lU, 1
36c
4-
Aaaqrican-Capt Irpn Pipe Co.-r^v„ .',..-,4'—%
6%
preferred (s-a),
4
f-rr
■" i?'
8-15
8-
r<^,
American Electric Securities Corp.—
$1.06'A
time)
conv.
7-15
-
,•
7- If
3~
;!5c4
4 i$c -
.
S%
J
16%c
44"—
s
preferrfp A (quar.)—
preferred B - («Uar.
6-18
9-15
55c
-
(quar.)
$6
5%
7-16
7-JO:
(quar.)
15C
■
(quar.)
Corp.,
8- -1
'
;
.
■
(increased)
■
United
7-31
*7-15
•
__
common (quar.),,,
preferred - \( quar
American.Bo^ch Arxna Corp., com. (quar.)—
7-16"
.
Corp., common (reduced*
preferred (quar.)
Uhited Keno Hill Mines, Ltd. (interim)
United Molasses Co., Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary_i„__
V- S. Industries, Inc. (dividend payment on
this
Co.—
6-20
;
.'"
1
.
6%
/
1
4
6%
U.
Metals, class A
7-16.-
7-22,'..
25c
(quax.)
at
Art
1
6-30
$i
:
United-Greenfield
deferred
1
r
Amfcr'icaH dement Corp.,
1
4% preference <1956 series)
United Clay Minesj—"L
common
9a-
-
.
1
12% C
(quar.)
United Gus Tmprovement, corn,
4 % % preferred (quar.)
- 7-1
,
,
'
6-27
15c
:.
(quar.)™:
...
6-18
•
dempjtloB
Ltd,—
i
7-
7-15
'
4.72%
'Glass
6
8-12
'
8-
:
13Vac
preferred
——
preferred % quar.) _—_—,—4
k
Arkansas Power &'Light, 4.32%; pfd. (quar.)
/' *
6-
6-26
9
7-15
preferred (quar.) :
4
1—
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)k——
6-11
7-
r
6*11
7-
.4.65%
4
9-
$62%c
Arkansas-Missouri Power
7-'
$1.50 %
25c 4
$1.75
7-
7-24
25c
fSl.SIC*
4
7$1.31i/4
- $20c
(quar.)—,-----
(quar/)
8
t35c
*
'
Arkansas
6-20
'
12 %c
1%
:
.,$2.50 preference share series B (quar.)—_
Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)4— kk——.4,
6-13
7-
12 VtC
7-10
1
"
?60c
7-
!•-
$1.25
8-
8-
;i:25c
__4_,,k_4—
82.40 2nd preference A
..
:
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.).,
Corp.. ,Ltd.,_ pommon
$5.25
4
*
f
9- 2-
30c
Common
6-13
;
1
Ltd.—
6-20
-"
V
'■
•
(quar.—-
Co..
6-13
7'
-
(quar.)-—'
••7-
20c
7-
?5c
<s-ai——
Inc.
6-17
7-19
4———
Anheuser-Busch,
6-16
*6-17
6-30
%5Gx/4C
Ltd.
6-23
.
6-36*
430c
Reduced
6-23
1
?50c
4%%'
preierred
(quar.),—————44—k
Anglo-Newiounaiand Development, Ltd.—
;•
•
1
*•
HOC
.
,„,„_4_—44_r_4,2_-~.
(quar.)—
6-27
'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
:—_4™
—,4
preierred
(quar.)——4——
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4s' 4- 4
'A
6-23
6-13
7
7-
30c
$2.80
'Class
6-16
3
7-V,'-
'
,
53'/sc
-
4
7-
V
$1
(quar.)__
com.
6-26
"
•
6-30"
15c
—
.
8-
.
$1.49
r
A
Corp.,
:
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills,
6-17
7-1
$105
American, Ba^xlc Note Co.,
7-16"
$1.42%
common
class
,
1
United
6%<
tquar.i
:
50c
com.
7-
■*
I2V2C
4%%
8-
-7-
.•
17%c
,
?
7-1
34:>»c
34%c
————
6%- preferred (quar.)k-k^—
6% preferred (quar.)
;
,
;
United Fuel Investments,
preferred
conv.
Corp.,
Anglo-Huronian,
7VstC
$2.25
•
Glass
Hocking
Anderson-Prichard Oil
6-13
Ganadituv
American
8-15-
20c
(quar.)_
(s-a),—k—-----—:
6-20
3
6-30
$1
(quar.),.—4k————
link
Metal,
7-
12%c
.
,"8-15.
9-
$1.22%
Aircraft Corp.—
4%. preference (1955 series)
6-10
..
'9- 1
.
$1.06(4
.
3
7-10-
.9-1
$1.06V4
(quar.)
7-
' 7-28
;
«3%C
Manufacturing Co.
1
7-24
"
6-14
Harrison, Inc.—.
United Air Lines IiiC.
5-29
7-
6
7-1
,40c
(quar.),—
^
7-10
(quar.)__„
Union
1
,t",
6-20'
.
6-25
•trojiel
A
6-10
7-
-
i
.8-1
17 Vac
,i—
$5,70 preferred (quar,)
Mfg.;Co._,
7-10
4447- 2
common
6
$2.25
i2y2c,
-?
75c
60c
6
5-2$\
.
v
25c
(quar
$5,96
6-
.
7-24
8-15
.
$1-14
preferred'
6-11
1
''
62 Vac
■
$4,90
class
7- 1
60c
(quar.
Two Guys From
8-15
25c
V
(quar.)_
preferred
2
7-
r
15c
prefer red (quar.)„
$2,55
6-iil
7-
22 VzO
12%C
Corp.,
.
7-24!
8-15
25c
(quar.)__„y_^_.
Transcontinental Gas. Pipe Line,
1
2
$1.50
Anchor
4-6-16
1
6-10
7-
<quar.)kk_
Transit
Amoskeag Co., common
$4.50 preferred is-al
,
6-17
7-' 1
6-10
6-10
4,
convertible preferred A'(s-a)_kk_—
Americuir Zinc Lead & Smelting
(reduced)
6-20
v.
1
7-
6%
-3-16
■:'
1
7.
43%c
preferred
American
6-16
2
7-
1
"7-
50c
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thread Co., 5% preferred (e-ai,
American Tobacco Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
•
5
40c
;
(quar.)
com.
(quar.) ■":"4
$4 preferred :(quar.t-4_,kk—^-,kk__kv
Anderson Electric Corp.—
*
i'
3-31-59
7-
,
31 %c
Ampco
9-15
*
,
12%c
—
American
4
5
6-13
..
V
:
Thompson (H. I.) Fibre Glass (quar.
(quar.),_
12 %c
——
(quar.)___—:—
Co.
66-
—
i
.
7-21
V
.3%,
$2.50 conv. pfd. (quar,),,—_
Mills ,(extra)__
preferred
1
(Indianapolis)
——
Refining,
'
*
1
6-30
.
'
7-21"
15c
'
(quar.)—
Tolxlo Scale .Corp. (quar.)Trade Bank Aj Trust (N*. Y.)
7-
7-
15c
.
.
-
Tliennoid Co^
4.25%
—_4_
:
:
70c
$1.50
(quar.)——
'
(quar.)
:—
Thatcher Glass Mfg., $2.40 conv, pref. (quar. )
prclerred
6-13
6-23
.
Taylor-Colquitt Co.
4%%
(quar.)
Common
.
'
.4.56%
6-30
6-30
»
9-3
■
preferred (quar.)
common
30c
$1.25
'—
—
(quar.) ___————
American Surety Co. • (N. Y.)_——
.
.35c
-
Talon, Inc., class A Xquar.)—. V
Class B (quar.)^^_______
—
Edisoii Co„
9-10
12-10
.
$1.25
of Del.—
(quar.)
(quar.i
B
Stores
.*
Toledo
(quar.i
preferred
Sugar
12-15
65c
....
common
9-19
12-19
$1^5
preferred
American
—————
7-11
7-24
*
Thomaston
9-15
Co..-common
Snuff
A (quar.)
Class
$1.25
—
9-15
9-30
'
30c
dividend-,,—
6%
1
'
43%C,
<fe Coal
(A. O.) Corp.,
10-
'
'
Co. (.quar.)—
Corp.—
S.20% CQpv. pfd. (1952, 1354 ser.) (quar.)
Sunrise Supermarkets (increased)—".
Sutton
30c
,.
6-18
Suburban Propane Gas
:
6-16
k—-•—_^._™__4
'
6-30
7-10
-
'5c
(quar.)
—
1
'
;
i-
Inc.,
6-20
6-13
1
7-
6-10
•
7-
.
(quar.)
;
9-30
—
>———
A
7-15-
7-
25c
"
7-15
50c
All
6-30
7-io
25c
;
,
Year-end
30c
50c
6-30"
6-16 4
6-10
.47Arnold
$1.06
** 12^4
preferred. ;(quar.),—
7-15
6-20
6-30
7'--60c
t25c
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric..t
v
6-30
Steel, Ltd. (quar.)—
—
6-30
6- 5-'
6-30
7-15
50c. "
pSc
Art Metal Construction (quar;)kk4_4_kk44_-'
Dividend Funds..
7> 1
6-16 *
4'35c
(Srl3
,50c4 V 6-30
■S Arundel
Cprp. I (quar.) —k—4^,1—4.—
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)—
-'6-30
25c
6-20
47- 1
$3
Arvin Industries:"5 (reduced! 7-u,-:——kk44kkk
6- 9 .
Allegheny. & Western Ry., gtd. v(s-a)—— ■
6-30 !
^ 6-14
6- s:
f25c *
7-1
Asbestos
4 .5cCorp., - Ltd,. (quar.>kk,k4—_\_k—ki>
Allen Electric & Equipment (quar.),,
—47- 1
^-20 :
$$1.50
7-4
25c 4*
.6-6
Afili ^Temple; Ltd.,"; 6% preference A -(quar.i
Allied Laboratories (quar.),,
,—k;.
U6UC> r'7- 1
6-20
r
:Preference B. (quar.)-—-_,_i.k444,,k4
Allied Stores Corp., - common (quar.)
7.5c *'T -7-214; 6-24
■50c,
6-16.
Ashtkiwn (I. H.» Hardware Go. -Ltd.—•;
:
Ailiecl Thermal Corp. (quar:)
i" 1 ■4k. 6-10 4
6- 2 4
k 6-So k
".25c
Class A (quar.) k4,—t—
-■,, ;•* tl5c
Afiis iChahners M£g.,sconunon (reduced),^—'
.4 7-1. :> '• 6-10
■■7-f5
6-20 '4
12 %C
Class. B iqua'ni-4_.44-——kC-k--**'^-—44^ ,
4$18e
Alsco, Inc., common (quar.),4—,,,,——_t
Mi
V/•'
■j.'.:, s i
6-20 4
\7-i5T;'
A'ssoeiated ElectricIndustries;Ltd.'-4-% *•'*:' '>■''
2,2p
.Glass B commoaJ."„y—-.-1^4—
•7-15
'5-27
2 %•%- * •
6-20 •* "\t^Ordinary, (interim ) -4—_-4—•
Allison Steel iMfg. Co., '75c conv. "pfd. Iquar.)
18%e,/r7- 4
•25c
r"7- l'*4.6-13
9,224
18 34c
Associated ^MotioiV Picture Industries qquar.)
-75« convertible'.preferred (quar.),,,,—'—'
8-20
9-10
30c
♦ Associated. Teleohone
& Tek'grapli Co.—- Aluminun) Co. of America," common (quar.)"
74:1 .""464 2 "
14 -$14
■7f'l
4 6-fJO
93%C,
$5 partic, class A (.quar.)———444—
$3-75 preferred (qtiar.) ,4—,
7- 16-13
•4*65c
10-"I / 9-19
93%c
Afisoeiatcs.■ Investment Co. (quar.)
$3;75 preferred (quar.)—.
——
~Tr
1 6-16
4
50c ■' I 7-1 4:
Atchison,
Topeka
Santa Fe Ry.; Co.—
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)— k.—k_k,k :
25c
8-1"
6-27
■"
6-18
7- 9
2Sc4-" 4§%- preferred (s-a)
Amerace Corp., common 4[quar.),,4.
1—-4-———k_k'-:
'6-30
4 6-20
7-94
6-18 4
Atlmy Products (()uaT.)k——
Stock
-25c;1
dlyidcivd •_
—,,—-• .4"-. J%...-4
8-20
:9r2
6-18 4'
Atlanta & Chgriotte Air Line Ry4 t^)kk4 *4 ;'$*-^
i 4% % preferred <quar.)__,__,___,k''V $1.06(4 < 1, 7- x-r
B-12 •
:47-15
Atlantic City Eleqtric /(quar.)k—,44^—4,
35e
*87%C(.\. 7< I'6-4.84
( $3^0 preferred;, .(quar.)——
'.:7- 1
T* 6-20
Atlantic City Bewerage
(quar.)——:—444
25c
American Aggregates Corp.—
'
,4
; •
7-' 1
G-16 •
Atlantic Co. (quaikl
7- 14
6-:18
—^—4———'4 7 7 12%c
$1,25
•
l 5%
preferred (quar.)—.4
-4 6-27
SI
47- 1
6-18 .* '
Atlantic Greyhound Corp. .(quar.)
50c 4
7- 5 ::
American Air Filter, common (quar.)—
8- 1
7-3
93 %c
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75'4 pfd.. B (quar.i
6-18':
*
1834c
♦
7- 54
5%
preferred 4quar.)_—
t'15fc. "
T--2
6-15
Atlantic Wholesalers""Ltd./ class A (quar.)—/.
6-18-A
$1,75'-' *: 7" .5
t $7> preferred
(qu«r.),k,—
'
6-30 ;
'
.
Stock
Co.
2nd
conv.
<4V*?/o
Algom.a
6-30
7-15
•
20c
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)————
Street Investment Cojp, .(Boston)—_
,
°
6-10
6-30
$1.15
class
6-20
1
(quar.)____
6% preferred (quar.)—
American Stamping Co. —^
5-31
1
12-31
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
7-
60c
quar.),,—
pfd.
8-
6c
•
State
Super Mold Corp. of California
5%
American
6-13
2%
2%
B
(quari);
preferred
(quar.),,
Inc.,; com. (quar.).,
Aldens,
7-15
1
1
2 So;
Products,
;
7-16 -i
t30c
Steinway & Sons (s-a)
Sterling Electric Motors (quar.)
6tlx, Baer & Fuller Co., common .(quar.),,,,
7% first preferred (quar,
Stonega Coke
1
8-
H5c
4'30c
v-k——
Stone Container Corp.
i
Alco
;
.
60c class A .(s-a),—Uj—.
(s-a
7-11
7-21
8-
4%
7-
8c
k
Wood Steel Co.—
Alan
7-11
1
8-
10c
i
;4 6- e
2%
(quar.).
7-11 ;
•
1
Screw
6- 6
1
2
(quar.)—,,
4.20%
preferred
4
1
7-
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
6-27
7-15
8- 1
59c
*
Ltd.—
Soal-Kap Corp.
7
7-
6c
Products
6-30
'
-
American
6-17
6-30
130c
divid.)
—
Aircraft
7-
r
7-
—.
(quar.)
Radio
7-29
U2 V20
Co. (quar.),
(quarterly from net in¬
incomel
Control
Air
6-30
7-15
59c
—
EquipmenJLMJg. (QUCXJ,-
Standard Railway
Stanfields, Ltd.,
Inc.
Fund,
Alabama Power Co.,
.
Stock
(stock
(Hartford)
Co.
6-13
r
9
Safety
Razor see
dividend an¬
under
corporate
title of A
American
Payable of Rec.
2
—k—,,v
6-30
r
—
7-
Products
R.
6.
Holdert
When
...
7-
^——
6-20
;•
20c
(quar.
(quar.)
.—_
4.72% second preferred (quar,)™
Southern Ice Co., 7%
preferred (dividend
action deferred at this time).
V -.
Southern Materials Co.
(quar,) —
w-
6-18
$3
convertible preferred A (quay.),,,preferred. B (quar.),,——,—
.5Va%
6-20
1
1
7-15
.
37 %c.
first preferred
'4.72%
1
37 %c
6-18
1
—
,
(quar.U———
Southern Colorado Power,
77-
1%% 1v4
(quar.).-,—
1
7-
10c
Agricultural Insurance Co. CN,. Y.) (quar.)—
Aid Investment & Discount Inc.—
v5%%
(participating).——^
pfd.
Calif.
7-15
7-
Ltd.—
——-k-,
vestment
~
6-27
stockholders
1%%'
8-1
Co.,
Life Insurance
dividend
Southern
6%
7-10
6-30
%c
17
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—---:——
non-cum.
American
1
45c
—
Insurance
7-15
7-10
27 %c
-
—-—
Industries
Engineering
.Common
in voting trust common—
to 5% partic. pfd. stock¬
holders payable In voting trust common
7-
4%
^._k—,\-
Aetna
;
6-18
7-31
3c
payable
Stock
50c
Va.c
12
(s-a)—..—.
(s-a)
—
Aetna
6-18
.
—
(quar.)
Factors
7-23
Share
-
lc
Corp.
Coast
South
Soutiieastern
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-20
1
20c
4
6-30
class A (quar.)___Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.),—
Aetna
Casualty
&
Surety Co.
(Hartford)
2
Co. (Hartford)——;——
Atlantic Gas, common (quar.
Co.—
Insurance
President Lines.
5%;non-cum.
6-30
7-lo
quarterly
Increased
7
7-
7-15
J42%C
dividend
dividend
Stock
9-
50c
6-13
*
_
44—
Equipment
Photocopy
American
7-21
8-
$1
Sugar .Refineries
dividend
Stock
Adams
2
—
(quar.)——
8-21
6-30
9-
—
income!
National Fire
2
40c
(Mich.)—
^__k_^
investment
American
5%
.1-17
.
(quar. >,
Consolidated
Stock
7-18
8-15
10-
Smyth Mfg.
South
Common
7-15
8-25
«3%c
7-7
65c
16c
1,44:
;V.v-"
preferred
& Paper Co., Ltd.—
Acadia-Atlantic
6-30
7-31
$17c
(quar.),.
com.
Power
Common
Adam
(from net in10c
B
1
Class A
(quar.)
Co.
4
40c
7-18
10c
■
,
_
$1.18%
4c
1
2oc
«qu«r.)
Name of Company
6-20
44;
8-
.•7*21
1
Per
1
,
''
''
„
7-
2%
4
$1.12%
(quar.)
American
$1.06 Yt
——
7-18
——
4% preferred (quar.)
Abercrombie <& Fitch, $6
7.-
7-15
7-18
"
nouncement
Wrigley Stores (Stock dividend)______
A. S.
R. Products (quar.)
Abbott Laooratories, common (quar.)—
7-15
%25C
-25c
1
10%
:
C F
A
G-30
Boston-
interest
i
(increased quar.i-,-
preceding table.
7-15
.
48- 1
,
!
—
7-18
—k
$1.25
.Quarterly ■
_kk,4—^---^——4—
Optical Co. (quar.)—,.—
...
6-20
7-
/7-18
give the dividends announced
we
1
5V2% convertible preferred
(quar.)—
"American Molasses Co. (quar.)
—
nmencan
iviucual
rund,
Inc. . (quarterly
in piwioua
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
±seiow
5-20
1
income)
preferred
Oil
8-15
50c
7-15
tveeks and not yet
8-15
2
(quar.),—
Shawinigan Water & Power,
Class
A
(quar.)„—
r4%
preferred A (quar.)
4'%%
2'
9-
75c
(quar.)--
common
vestment
Shell
9-
/
(quar.i
of beneficial
Shares
420c
$2.25
preferred
(quar.),__—k
4%%
preferred
(quar. )k
Seagrave Corp.
(stock dividend),-—..;,,
Seaporcel Metals (quar.)
Security Storage (Wash., D. C.) (quar.),,„,,
«...
.
;
tlOc
4%%'
Shareholders
'
8-15
Co.———--——
Map
&
8-15
2
-
6-30
v
8-15
2
2
9-
a-
___——_—
American States Insurance Co.
5-
•
6-20
1
8-
50c
Zbc
(quar.)——
(auar.)
2oc
'
75c
T
class B——_—--—•••
Co.,. common
6-13
(quar.)™,
preferred (quar.):
Common
,•
8-15
.
9-
(s-a) ————
preferred
2
<J. U.)
preferred
7%
$1.23%
B
4,/2%
■Voung
1
$1.25
York-County Gas
7rl0
$1.18%
(quar.)--
A
6-20
1
7-
7-
fSl.25
Gas
1
Inc.—
American Metal Products Co.
-
8-
< quar.)
Climax
Metal
American
—
Line,'Inc.,
Wright
$1.02%
(quar,)-,™,,—
1
7-15
1
7-31
—
Southern
Wisconsin
1
6-30
9-
r
7-
4%%
8-
Envelope Ltu.—
(quar.)
&
Stationers
of Rec.
7-
American
2—V
common
1st prelercnce
7-25
40c
v
;
1
7%
7-1
,
50c
-
8
7-15
(accumulative)—™-
preferred
Wlllson
7-15
$1
;;;,k__4•
Co.
Rike-Kumler
$5
6-23
7-25
dividend on
Stock
7-15
10c
25c
Revere
7-
20c
—
,
8
115c
.
$3
$2 prior preferred (quar,)——
Corp.
(quar.
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate—
7-21
8-14
25c
55c
7-11
/
precipitation Corp.—,.™™—
Maciilne Corp.—
fconvcrtifcle p'.'eferrcd (quar.)—--^-—'—
Whiting
preierred
5%
American
from
Western
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Redu Pump
•
Holdert
25c
Mfg. Co.
(Del.),—
American-Marietta Co., common
6-17
6-20
,
Wliitd Sewing
8-25
t3bc
(reduced),,™,
—~
Co. (reduced)—.
——
Reitman's Canada Ltd. (quar.)—
Reliance Varnish Co. (quar.),—•—-'.k;.,™'.
Reading
8-15
When
Payable
•
'
$1.06Vi
20c
$1.50
National Insurance (quar.)—
Webb & Knajpp, Inc., $6 pref. (aceum.)—
West Kentucky Coal.
(No action taken on
common payment at this time),
'
-
Company
American
-.-I- 8-15
3
9-
'
Par
Share
•i.
•
-
Name of
1
8-
8-12
50c
Washtngtoh
2
of Rec.
$1.36
40c
'
Co. "(quar.)_y
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)——.
$4,25 preferred (qt;ar.)_—————.1,,
9-
f
preferred™---™
—-I
7%
Corp.,
Bros.
Warren
Holdert
20c
7-11
•
$J.OG%
4. $1.16
:"M ('c
reduced)
6-20
1
9-
iquar.)
International,
Raymond
"
Walkcr-Scott
4
$1.05
4.20%
1
Coal.& Iron. Co. (quar.)—
Hamm-Young Co. Ltd.,
——-—~
Von
9-12
.
44:--':
America
When
Payable
:
Share
25c
$1.25
-
Virginia
-
7-14
L
45c
.k,
Boston.
of
8-
8-
'(25c
Price Bros.
Provincial Transport
5
tsoc
$1.17%
preferred < quar.
<fc Co. Ltd. (reduced)--4k-%—%■
4.70%
5
of
Corp.
Vanadium
8-15
90c
(Maine), common (s-ai
(quar.)
—,,,—
7-15
Name of Company
>
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Par
Holdert
When
Per
$3.50
'6-30
6-30
8-20
84 1
7-1
Volume
187
Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2913)
Sar
Name o) Company
Bank
When
Share
Per
Payable oj Rec.
Name of
Shares, Inc.—
6%
prior
preference
A
6%
prior preference
% prior preference
Bankers Commercial
C
(quar.)
15c
—
B
(quar.
C
(quar.)—___—,—_
6
6-30
Corp. (N. Y.J
preferred iquar.)
Bankers Trust. (N.
X.) (quar.)
6-16
,6-30
15c
6-16
15c
6-30
Barber-Ellis
Barber
Oil
$1.50
_
.
(s-aj
6-16
.
62 %c
(quar.).
Bath
Iron
Works
Baxter
$1.12 %
_—___—
& Lomb
Optical,
4% preferred (quar.)
i
Laboratories
common
:
1
.,7-
1
6-30
8-1
a
7 Vac
—
6-25
45c
——A-
1.
7-
t
$1.12 (a
84%c
15c
/
6-16
*;•
■
,,
..
(quar.)_,—__.——__—
$1.40
preferred .(quar.)—
,i_——
Beech
.
2
7-
6-16
2
2
y,
*25c
$250-
;—
+7-2I'
"
9-10
RR.
Co. ,<(quar.) ______—±1uZj£.
Belding-Corttaelli, Ltd.;
7% :pfd.
Belgium Stores,- Ltd, 5%
Belknap
.7-.T
tl7VaC
; 8-1
.
425c
.
BeiidiK .Aviation
Beneficial
(5%
1
common
■
1-14
4-15
7-15
6-30
common
(quar.)
>
6«10 f
,
6-30
t
6-13
S
6-13
:
-'."A";
.•
;
10c
L '5%
preferred
(quar.)
Bessemer Lime & Cement
6-13
-
C 6=30
60c i
$1.75
7-
25c
—
;
$1.25
.
6-16
7-15
f
6-30
7-15
6-30
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—
; 7%' preferred
(quar.)
Bibb Mfg. Co.
Bickford's,
50c
£
;
$1.75 A
A
—_
Bird
Son,
Inc.
Blue Bell, Inc.
V
(quar.).;.
%
30c
preferred
Brazilian
Traction: Bight
1 Irregular
6-21.
7-
6-23 I
1
7-
1
t68%c
''
.
7%e
7*
7%c
1
10-
»*
.
7- s
6-
5 )
SIViC
G*s Co.; <;ommoni—--------^6.28%; preferred -<quar.)»._i.-,-—
—"J.
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)«—
A t'40c
preferred; (quar,
6-30
-
56 (4 c
Bridgeport^
6-16 )
6430
6- B
•
Manufacturing
ristol-Myer-s Co.-rf, - a%%
4Vs %
^
(quar,)_,
425c
4% %
6%
pfeferred (quar. )_.
road
.
(quar.)
Strfeet
15c
dividend
com.
5c
■); $5
preferred
Bucyrus-Erie
/
■
-
--
'
-
Building
in
lieu
Products,
-Bullock's Inc,'4%
of
Ltd.
.
'
6-16 '
,
'&
r
cash
,
e
15c
6-27
.,7rl5 *,
,
•"
1_
$45c
$1
,
4.76%
:4.16%
6-27
■
>6-30
-7-
'
4.66%
6-'2
Butlers, Inc.^
1
7- 2
$i6c*:
;
r-
2
8-
-
$15c
-
r
U5a
t
i
-
25c
2/%,
■■<+> t
7-
(quar.)
^Butterick, Iuc.v8% .preferred (quarv)i-__I^_Buzzards Bay Gas Ca, 6% 'prior Add. (quar.)
1-1
82%c
6- 6
7-1
7-
1
■a
6-43
6-13
preferred
5'To
preferred
(quai*.)
.
cWmical
preferred
6-16
8-
1
7-16 .1
8-
1
„
'
Extra
Ltd.
.
7-1.1
Y.—
8-15
Metal
(N.
6-30
50c
6-19
1
7-
-
6-18
.1
8-1
$1.16
'
8-
0-23
8-1
' \ 6-23
1
■>
•'
6-23
.
*'
I'
$1
6-30
3iy»c
•
♦
6-13
6-30
•'
■
-
,
13c."
6-30
6-13
.
9-16
450c
12-15
7-
1
7-
1
6•
-
2
7- 3
7-
•
3
^
8-1
7- 3-
.
8- 1
:
7-
..
8-1
•
>
8-1
sf
7- 3
.7- 3
7-1
:
6-20
1
•
6-20
10-1
9-20
7-
8- 1
7-15
7-1
$1.25"
*
6-16
7-
-
6-16
1
J
'
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*$1
6-30
75c
-
6-17
•
1
8-
■>
-
9- i-
12-1
8- 1
(25c
35c
-
-
6-20
—_
7-1
'
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/
,
.
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
.
8— 1.
25c
.7-11
7-1
7-1
Smelting
6-13
37y2c
7-15
6-30
7-15
25c
6-30
'
$40c
7-15*
Ltd. (quar.)______—t40c
Products_______——20c
6-13
7-15
7-
6- 6
3
(Toronto)
(quar.)—i
com.
preferred (quar.)—
7-15
20c?
$1.37y?
—/
Pdwer Go.-—
—
Baking Co.
(quar.)
25c
Co.
—$1.12 Va
$1.13
,
(quar.)-
1
7-1
7- 3
6-10
$1.25
7-
I
6-27
57»%t
7- 1
6-13
.
25c
50c
$1.37%
fi* *-
8-25
8- 5
9-
8-20
1
•
6-30
7-1
6-13 •
6- 6,
7-1
6-6'
'
,
7-1
6-13
pfd-'(quar,!——$1.12%
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
17;%c
6-30
5-29
conv.
2nd
divldend-I____
Controls Co.
Motors
of
Corp.
America
1%
________________
(auar.)
s~_
(quar.")
7-1
8- 1
20c
-7- 1
12y2c
(quar.)_____
.
.
Cornell-Dubilier Electric ^Corp.—
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)
_____
.
7-19
XlVze
6-
7-18
9- 1
•
-
®
6-30
15c
—
y.
(Increased quar.l______——_—
preferred (quar.)
;
*>"-*0
$1.13
t$1.30
_
(quar.)__________
■Cotnmoh
7%
•
6- 6
7- 1
-
Corn Products Refining—
6-25"
Y.)—
$1'
?Copp Clark Publishing Co, ]btd.
6-13
6- 6
•
7-1
.
25c
(Chicago) (quar.)
(Del.)
(quar,)—
(quar.)—______—_______
Cooper-Jarrett Corp.
7-
•
v
6-9
1
93%c
Continental
7-10 :
7-
„(
preferred
6-30
6-16
7-3
$1.04
preferred
Can
,
-
Continental Gin Co, 4y2% pfd. (quar.)
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
6-23
-
Royaltiesf-Inc.—
6-16
Continental
6-23
.
6-16
'
6-9
4.50%
6-23
75c
/
(Canada),
1
Stock
56''4 c
-
6-16
6-16
37 %C
______
—
&
6-23
;
1
$3,75
1
.
I
,6-6
7-
$5.50
,—
Bank
6- -2
-••-
7-
Continental
$1.17
$5 Ist pfd. (quar.)——
6-30
6-30
-
4% preferred (quar.)
6-13
75C
0-25
— --
_________•
Container Corp. of America, common
6-13
75c
-
'7-J6
7-10
T50e
common
Products
Continental Assurance Co.
$1.25
$1.37%
*-
8-' 1
-•>
8-1
75c
.
(quar.65%c
Mining
Gas
Continental
(quar.)—"
8-15
■
$1.31 J/4
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)____,—
$4.52 preferred (quar.)—
68c
$1.12%
.
7-1
7-2
6%%
62'/a c
-.
7-18
7-31
1
2%
.
-
$4.16
25c
..
6-16
.,.•■•
•-
'
(s-a)
Consumers
20c
—*—
-
6-16
Consunrnfe
35c
i.—
'
5-29
.
^-Participating preferred (cruar.) ______—15c
Consumers Acceptance Corp, class A (quar.)
6c60c preferred (qUar.)—
15c
$1.04
___;
5-29
6-30
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Corp,
____
Consolidated
$1.15
—
;
6-30
<
2,%%>
(quar.__
$1
$1.50
—
8
'
~
—__—
preferred
Consolidated
$1.18%
-
7-16
7-
.
(N.
Assn.
Rock
_____
6-18
7-23
62%c
_____—V
Foods
Consolidated
$1.19
Quarterly j.__—1_1_——;—
1
—_
—
Goi;n; Exchange
3
7-
$2 'preferred
(quar.)
________________
'
50c
$2.04 preferred (quar.6lc
$2.09 preferred (quar.)____________
52 y4<J
:$2.20 preferred (quar.)_______.__1_i__u___
•
»5c
$2.06 preferred (quar.)——______
51'/2c
Connohio, Inc., common
______
10c •
40c preferred (qUar.).
________________
'
10c
40c preferred (auar.)
10c
«y4>%
Service Co.—
-
Bank
Baper,
v
6-3
,
7-
$2
(quar.)__
_J_
Quarterly
$5
$1.15
:
6-20
6-30
•
:
; 6-20
1
(
20 c
i
6-12
1
7-
68%c
'Ltd, $2.60 non-cuth. pref, (s-a)
87 %c
(quar.4——i*.~+
Cliarfeston Transit .Co.
7-
>
31V4C
$1.25
preferred * (quar.)
Consolidated
*•'
0-13
6-16
11c
llC;
.
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd. (s-a) Consolidated CigarGdrp, common (quar.)__'
$5 -preforred
(quar.)
•-*
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
35c
preferred' (quar.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chase Bag. Cp,
-
6-30
6-30
$1.2 0
—
(quar.)--^—
Public
Chapman Valve Mfg;
G-14
6-30
i
5
$1.06 y«
Chaihpiorf Paper &"?Fibre Co.—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
I
6-14 :
7-1
4*3.50
'37VaC
■
>
6-20
6-
$1.12%
.
6-12
1
6-30
$1.12%
'
Consolidated
—
-.6-12.
5c
(quar.)
common
Trust -(Jersey City)
(quar-)—Edison Go, common (quar.)
Consolidated
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
6-27
,
15c H ": J3r 1
2,
.
6- 6
:
.7-21
,
J7-14
:
6-20
$1.16
(quar.)
7-
..
50c
.
■
Consolidated Dry Goods (quar.)_____
Consolidated Edison Co/ of N. Y.—
;ChaObourne Gotham Ine,- *5% pfd. (quar,)
+v+-4%% preferred
(qua*.——
6-18
...
»
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,
5^0%
Central Vermont
;
State
$1.23
C^ntral Telephone Co, common
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)__r—
•5.44% preferred ^quar.)
•$5 preferred (quar.K—
6*13
6-27
-
Gas,
Pictures-Corp.—
Confederation Life
,
$1.18%
(quar.);__-_
1
$1.50
-
$1.02 V2'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
7-
87yac„
4% preferred (quar.)
COmpo Shoe Machinery Cor-p.
6% preferred (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund_——
9-20
_________________
6-20.
:
1
7-T5;-
,7-15,,
4%.'
* 1
dividend
(quar.)——
Co.-(stock .dividend).
7-
10c
(quar.)__
comomn (quarJ.
preferred (quar.J—^-T^
4.%»tterfly Bosfery 5C0. Ltd, 75«; Pfd.
1
25c
15 c
<quar.)_„__
preferred
"
7-
'7- 1
7V2c
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Cdmnionweulth Loan Go. (Indianapolis)
12-20
•
6-16
!
•
dividend).
5,25to
40c"
$1.02 Va
—
5*25
6-30
15c
(quar,)
/;
(quar.)
1
$1
>
6-20
-
,
'
$7.40
—
Interstate
(Stock
$1.25
— _—__—
(quar;)
7-1
7-
63c
•
(quar.)
Power, common (monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Commercial
$1.08%
6%, preferred (q(uar.)
Central Public Utihty
Corp.-(auar.)i^_
6- 2
6-30.
$1.25
<-Quarterly
rJpusfr-Terminai
+
6-12
preferred
(quar.)
-
'
6-13
6-17
6-17
-.A
25c
'"
Commonwealth
•
6-12 '
1
•
(quar.)„__,—
Burns & Co, Ltd. (quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
.
'
6-30
25c
Arlington -Steel, Ltd. (quar.
t
1
10%
60c qony. preferred (quar.
Buffalo Eclipse (stock dividend
paid
1
7-
\
6% serial preferred .(quar.)_r_.-r—,r-
y Bedng
-
7-
H.15%
?
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
$1.12%
—
com.
York
(Cine.)—
Products
Commercial
$1.18%
(quar.)
.
.
$4.25
iu- "$1.06'Afl
Columbia Terminals Co. (quar.r 37%c
;
Columbus & Southern Ohio Blectrie
(quar.)_ •
40o ■
Commercial Gredit- Co.
(quar.).i.
70c
Commercial Solvents Corp. (reduced) ______
•
5c
$1.25
y-~—
preferred
4.6% conv. preferred (quar.
6-20'
6-12
.
Gas
A
Co.
Columbia
50c
—
Power Co,
preferred
4.6%
'
Co..—
—i—:—-_________
common
'*
1.
10c
(quar.)—
Co.
Budgpt Penance,
7-
Indiana
3.50%.
of New
Bottling Corp.
•
?
6-13
1
10%
.___
8
.
6-30
7-
20c
—
-
dividend)„_
5% ipreferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas System
$25c
-
'
'
12-2C
7- 1
$1
5%<preferred A (quar.)
l
5%% preferred B (quar.)
$$2.50
preferred .' (quar.)
Maine
-
(stock
10c
Central
Colorado
60c
62V2C
com.
Ga.)
8-
-
6-30
$1.75
"
1st preferred (quar.)
Colorado Fuel" & Irbn
Corp.—
Electric-*-•
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central
6-10 ;
.
&
1
(quar.)
4%
10c
(quar.)99a/«c
'
6-20
-
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
;
(quar.—
Gas
$1.50
:
30c
preferred
4%%
.
'
-
General Life Insurance (quar.)
"
50cConnecticut Light & Power, cbm.
(quar.)____
25c
$1.90 preferred (qUar.)—47J/2c
(q«af;)i2?iAJr_4-i-ii—*
Illinois Light, new com. (initial)
Central
6-10
7- 1.
,.
3%
»
—
Brunswick-Balke-Coliender
■
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Connecticut
preferred
--'4V/«%
6-10.
"
4.80%"
.~41<r
6-10
:
7-10 '"
20c
20c
—
—
'
1
7-1'<
1-1
*
t$1
* '.
*
$1.12%
^
7-25
8-8
Colorado
;
;
6-17
6-10
-
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
-30c
^—i__—^___
'4.92%
6-16 •;
6-10 (
'
(quar.)
-—J_>4%* preferred (quar.)
Brown-McLaren Mfg, (stock dividend)——_
Bruce
(E. L.V Co.-( resumed)
"
7-
15c
'6-13
.6-13
—
preferred (qyar.)__—
preferred (quar.
central Ilhn'ojs Public. Service
'
i
62 %C
6-30
tlOc
'
"4.64 %-
6-16
6-30-
:
$1.05
4*/a%
;
6-16 3
74-1%
'
.
$1.75'
preferred B (quar.)__
preferred c. (quar. )__■_—_______
75%.
Central
>
'
i
20e
(qu'ar.)_I_———1".
Brooklyn Borough Gas-(quar.)—-J_—Brown-Durrell Co;' (reduced)---—
Stock
1
1
5%' preferred
'(-■
.
•
prefeired .(initial- quar.)_-i_1l—$$1.43%
Brown-Porman Distillers Corp,
>
6-16 J
■7-rl
6-30
8-15
1
8-15
20c
(quar.)-,
Colgate-Palmolive Co, 3'%%- pfd. (quar.),—
Coilins Radio, 4% preferred
(quar.)
Colonial Ice, $6 preferred (quar.)
$1.75
««.-
6-30
'
7-1
7-
$$1.50
Co.—
*4.
6- 6>
1
7-15
'*•
$$i,i2 y2
—
—
Investing Corp.——
£rockway-Glass Co, common (-quar. )-—-—-(-Voting trust ' certificates———
».
.7-
150c
Hudson
4.1
10%
';6-V6
$35c
..
6- 6
7-
'
2
'
12-19
Coca-Cola
11 %C
—
Illinois Electric & Oas,
4.10%
preferred A
(quar.)
: 6- 8
t:
,--6-13
7-
6-30
3%
Coca-Cola International Corp.
Coieman Engineering, Common
.
1
50c
.
<quar.)______
'Central
-
"469c
—
Co, com. (quar.)'
Columbia Telephone
T-!6% %
7-
-
6-30
10c
-r-r—
^preferred : (quar.)——
,4..75%
preferred
(,quar.
'4,/2% preferred (quar.
6-8
•:,7-
'
7-15
9-
"
6-13
15C
4.35%
6-2;
6- 6
*56c~
$$1.10
-
Central
.
.
*7-
463c "
preferred
7-2
6-16
•»
ll%c'
•
20c
•
l.__
(stock dividend),
preferred (quar.)
BtoragA (quar.)___^_______r__
*$2.50 preferred
6- «
.7-
$$1
---
British
"•
453c \
_
Columbia Telegraph
*
7-1
'
'
5V&% preferred (quari—
British Columbia Power Corp, Ltd.
(quar.)
;
'
2
2
7-31
___.
A-
6-12
Common
+
':
t-
7-
7-
99% c
Central of Georgia Ry, 5%
-preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
-
-,f.-
^-15
;t::7- 2
$35c
—
Kltish
6-16
-
Cold
"4.76% preferred
7-1
9-15
6-20
$2.50 class
25c
;
'(s-a)
9-15
•
1
Coca-Cola
6c
—
L-
Central Electric & Gas ,Co.-^
6*16
1
6-30
$25c.
——
.
1
'
-
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
6-16
$75c
(quar.)*______2,——
preferred
preffefence
Central
.
,
93%C
.-preferred
'*'■
.
7"
..."»
preferred (-quar.)
preferred (quar.).—--
14%%
6-te
•
British Columbia Electric Co.—
4V*% preferred (quar.)—
'
6*30
6-30
50c1"
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6- 6
7-15
6-30
$28^4c
&itiBh American Bank. Note Co, Ltd.
(quar.)
jBritish American -Oil Ltd. .(quar.)
'4%
6-80
-
*
125c
(quar.)„>^—
Co.
33c"
42% C
A
—
MHo
--
.
——~_
(T. G.), Ltd, <50mmon_____^-_-—__
preferred (quar.)i.——,—
i >5%
*5%
•;
■
Bright
2
-
(quar.)^_
Central Cfcnafla Investments, Ltd.—
^Common (quar.)
6*16
'
6-30
,
'
15c
C Central
Agultye Sugar
*
r
2
$$1.25
$$1.25
(quar.)____-—__•—___
(.quar.
Celofex
Corp^ common (reduced).^
-__4
'5%" preferred (quar;)—
2nd
Ltd.—
+25c
-
preferred (quar.-)^
4%%; preferred ' A
•«
jr
1
divid.)
Common
Products Corp. (quar.)———
Celanese Corp. of America-* ^ — - - —
6*>"«
iv
10-
TO-
$1.13
2nd preferred (quar.)
Clinton Trust Co. (N.
Y.) (quar.)
Coastal States Life Insurance Co.
~».;
'
(quar.)
$1
$1.18%
:
Telephone—
Extra
——
preferred
y
--
t
Bell
Stockyards
preferred
Color-Craft
preferred (qqar.)__:._—
4.20%
'
6-16
7-
'
6-30
7-15
$15c
,
6-20
-
1 .i
5-30
7-
7-
$93% c
-Ceco"flteel
6* «;
%.
Power,
■K
7-15
tt-ld
1
6-20
7%
tlOc
—
Asbestos Corp, Ltd.Caterpillar Tractor, common
6-6
i
-7-
;6Mj%
8-15
7-1
7-
$1
Quarterly
_—
Co.
37!/2c
$1.18%
4%
$20c
Cassikr
"
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dc
t
6-18
T
1
e- a
Power
(J.-'WO
(quar.)
6-12
5-30
'
(quar.).
Ohio Ry.-—
common
7-1
5-30
$$2
—
7-
6*13 >.
"
-7-10 A
7-15
6-20
1
\i<fo
-7-10
7-15
J
7-
$1.75
••
6-30
6-30
-
1
6-13
'
6-30
-6-30
$30 c
475c
—-_4-;
—
(quar.)-
_;
;
Union
'(Atlanta;
".'■
6-11
7>. i
,'
•
7
6-13
6-30
3
2%
-6-30
$$1.50
•
Cfirthage Mh)s (quar.)—
CaseriJ. I.) Co, 7% pfd. (quar.)
6%%' 2nd preferred (quar.)-.—;
J 7%:preferred (quar.)
6-16
-
1,
■v.'.
'
'
'
,
7-15 >'
»
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11-
7-15
40c
4%
2
-
(quar.)
■.—
& Light,
common (quar.).
(quarterly)
Telegraph (quar.)
Corp.—
(Quarterly-from accumulated net Income)-
A
6-30
r,i
^5c
I 6-16
1
7-
•••
,
1
1
7- 2
11-26
10c
Cleveland &
•
Carolina Telephone &
Carriers <fe General
11-S0>
2
7-
A
88-
-
,$'15c
__——_____
$6 preferred
;'
8-21
v
'
2
6- 2
6-
5
65c
$20c
____i—
Carolina
6-10
7-11
20C
Xreduced)——_
T 4Vx %
6-16
2
2
9-
$1.37 V2
$25eh
,
______
(Guaranteed
Carter
30c
fquar.)^——
7-
-
1128
9-25
$1.50
1-1-59
Pittsburgh RR.-— 'A•
'
•
special gtd. (quar.)_
50c
9- 2
regular guaranteed (quar.87y2c
•
9- 2
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
J $35
12-28
Cliftoii Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
...
7-186-
-
10-
12-18
$1.25
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Clark Oil & Refining (stock
dividend)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)_
.
Carolina, Cllhcbfield •&
'
11-29
(
$2.50
—-—_
7- 2
10-23
37V2c
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Suburban
Quarterly-
5%%
6-13
7* 2
$43% c
Ltd.
7-11
(quar.)_____
RR.
Utilities, class A (stock
City Investing Co, common.
Ltd.-—
Westinghouse,
6-13
7-31
$1.25
Citizens
•
'
$$1.25
$18% c
(quar.)—
Carnation Co, 3%%
,6-16
6-30
;
Extra
6-14
,
,
6-2
1
7%
Electric,
preferred
Cincinnati
8-13
-•
6-16
6-30
Semi-annual
~
Capital Plastics, Inc.__
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Capitol Records (quar.)
6-16
1
9-
Canadian
.
6-12 A
6-30'
20c
-—,»«.*———
com.
i_.
7-1
$62%c
k 30c
preferred ,<quar.)„_
_Bracn (E. J.) & Sons (
Bridgeport Brass Co,
;
;
;
87 %C
:
:
6-10
;
95c
_
8-
6-15
6-10
7- 2
6-16
25c
(quar.)
4%%
6-20
■
7- 2
$31V4C
—
redeemable preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.>_—
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry.- (s-a)i———
1
6-16
7-. i;
Ltd.-r-
—
BoWl-Mor." Go,
6-30
preferred
Cincinnati &
v
4%
5%
1
7-
$1.37%
'A
•
2
7-
7- 2
t$1.50
■.—____—>
.
6-18
6-30
20c
,y
-
A
3
-
Gas
•
6-15
7-7
7-
6-30
37y2c
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_j_
4% preferred (quar.)
;
6-10
7-15
-
JlOc
$$1.10
$75c
"
.6-30:
20c
Co. : (quar.)^_„__—j
Corp. of North America,
5%- preferred (quar.)_
i
75c
Z
Bowater
7-
: !"i-,.
10c
$1.40
—
5Vz% preferred (quar.)
7-10
$1.50
(H.-.C.) Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
Book-*of-the-Month Club (quar.)
-0—
Booth Fisheries Corp, $3.80 pfd.
(quar.)i*
jrg-Warner Corp, BVa % preferred (quar.)
eh,- Inc., class A (quar.)—
Boston & Albany RR.___—
^
7-15
$1.06%
A
7-2
$$1.15
"•-$99o
■
$ 75c
6-18
5c
Quarterly
'
7-15
35c
Bohack
Insurance
7-10
(Ala.)—
) 5V2%
Boston
7-20
•
25c
preferred -(quar.)
7-
-
6-20
50c
(quar.)
&
1
62y2c
4%
6-13
•j
7-
+tf.!37^c
__
(s-a)
•
preferred
Securities.
2
6-13
7-
-
$$1.06 %
-
A
Christiana
6-2
9-
-7*
''
$25c
^
(quar.)_»
preferred (quar,)
common
•
Power, Ltd.—
'
/
7-
25c
6% preferred (quar:)___——
Canadian ©il Cos.—
--
2
6-21
25c
;
6-24
10-
(quar.)___
.
Chicago Molded Products Corp.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
6-16
-6-24
:
$25c
6% 'preferred
(quar.)__——;—;
Canadian International
6-26
+25c
^;
(reduced)
6%
6-
1
2
tlOc
(quar.)__*—
Tobacco,
1
77-
$1.25
—
Bros.
7-
preferred
Ltd,
)
(
50c
_____—
Birmingham Fire & Casualty Co.
) = Quarterly
Black & Decker Mfg.;(quar.).,.,
Blackhawk-Perry Corp. (s-a)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4lA% preferred '(quar.)
v;.. 6.60%
preferred
(quar.)_^.,__,
Bliss & Laughiin (reduced)-^—
Bloch
6- 6
25c
__
common
Co.
6-17
<
•
(increased)
?<v$l preferred A (quar.)_—
Binks Mfg.
(quar.)—
Machine
1
■;
f" iltmore Hats, Water _(quar,)_ (quar.)____—
idde- & Saco Ltd.,
;
Bird
1
7-
•
(quar.)__—l£—.—
Inc.
7-
3%
dividend)
"
7-
8-1
87y2C
(quar.)
Series
,
6-20
37y2c
Common
'
3
7-
$1.06%
-
,
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Bestwall Gypsum Co. (stock
7-
t$1.50
Canadian General Electric -Co.
(quar.)^^
Canadian General
-Investment, Ltd.—______
Canadian Husky Oil,
Ltd, 6% pfd. (quar,)
*
"Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd,-class A
(quar.)
Canadian Industries Ltd, common
(quar.)___
7% % .preferred (quar.)—
Canadian International
Investment
Trust,
^ iv* >'
1
'
4%
$$1.50
1
6%
7"
1
5
1
•
(quar.)
Common -(quar.)_
6-20
0-27
^
Cincinnati
.'_
;4Cam"adian Fairbanks-Morse Co, Ltd.—i-
}
1
8-
7-
$1.50
preierred
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Common (quar.)
.7-
■
*62 %c
(quar.)___—___
.
(accum.)
conv.
Series
25c
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel,
jrv, 60c preferred (quar.-)
:
Co.— I
Co.
preferred
6
6-13
7-28
noc
;
Ltd, class A (quar.)
Canadian Celanese,
Ltd, com. (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
J
$6
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
7-31
6-30
8-15
$1
6
7-
62 %c
6-25
7-15
30c
66-
of Rec.
7-15
$1.12Va
Chicago Great Western Ry, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
1
Holder*
Payable
9%c
7-25
6-30
r; *7%c •
' 37%c
(quar.)__^^__ii-____w_„_
•
preference
(quar.)—
Canadian Canners,
10-15
•25c
:
_
10-31
4-30-59
$1.25
leneficial .Standard Life Insurance
Quarterly
i
Berkshire Grs Co,
7-16
1-30-59
r:
J50c
(quar.)-i-—_
•
2-9
20c
(s-a).
(quar.)___-
i
&
Unaaiila Telephone
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
cnesapeaae Inaustides, $4 pid. (accum.)
6-13
7-
75c
'
7-31
20c
—
(quar,)-——.
(quar.)——.;—
Corp.'
*
Pinaiice,
preferred
—
preference
income__
8-15
20c
$1.18%
(s-a)
investment
4y2%
^
.preference
'>'6-%
Canada Steamship Lines,^■■•Ltd-.*—.18%; preference (s-a)______
Canadian Breweries Ltd, com.
.
1
When
Share
Chenango
*+
Bread
Extra
-
7-
'
Inc.—
6-30
55c
-
3-2-59
20c
■
—
26>/4C
(quar.)
4
12-
i5c
20c
(quar.)
4% .preferred (quar.)_
4% prefered (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
common
(quar.)
r'9-2
150
—
Inc,,,
6-6
Fund
net
3Va%
$37
/ 6-13 O £'■- $1.25 conv. -preferred
(quftn.)^i_^__^.i-^,8-ii V
f\ Canadian Bronze, Ltd, common (quar.)— 4$3l%c
11-10
'".
$50c
5%
1,
15c
Common
4% i preferred
6-13
6-12
preference
"Canada
S
'6-30
7-15
5c
'
Canada Safeway,
Ltd,'4.40%- pfd. (quar.)___
Southern Railway - Co.
V
'
:.:-50c
>:■
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)x—_
Hardware -&,Mfg, common
:——
6-13
_____
.
7-10
"
Creek
Hecla
Canada Life Assurance
Canada Permanent
9-10;
.' 7^10
6-13
1
2
Co.>—
CanadaTron Foundries
Ltd, com.
4V'4% preferred (quar.)
9-10 I).
.
.
30c-,^Jj-21
.
(
6-10 '
J 35c
>
|
8-10
.'.-A 20c
...
-i—-—1—_____
6-10
-
|0-T
10-. 1
Vip- i
(t
,.$1,40 preferred ^(quar.) .^,.
Beech Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
1 Extra
7-
'T-
t35c
—
pommon. (quar.)
A«iquar.)——
'
25c
425c,
...
Class
,
6-18
,
t25c v" £ 7r 2
'
1
7-
Dry Corp, common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)____.
Canada Flooring
Cb,'.-Ltd, class A
6-16 "
2
7-
/
'
7-
(quar.)
———,—
Telephone
Canada
.
~
62c
75c
pfd.
preferred
6%
6rl6 %
7-1
,.7-1
6
Co,-Ltd, common (annual)
A (quar.)_*___—__——rCanada Crushed & Cut
Stone, Ltd.— — 5%
6-25
6
6-
preferred? (quar.)—
Canada
'
7-3
6-
2
—
6-13
7-15
•
\1- 3
fl%%
3%%
preferred
iquar.)____—1
Befltty Bros., Ltd. ,(resumed)__~_A~-____'-_
Beaver Lumber co.k.
Ltd.,)com. (quar.)-;.—
V Extra
Class A
'
•6-16
i8c
27 Vac
_
:
2
7-
(quar.)_.
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Campbell Soup (quar.)
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries—Quarterly
6-17
6-16
7-
(quar.)
Packing - Corp. (quar.)—___—_
&
From
t$1.25
—
Camden & Burlington
County Ry.
Campbell (A. S.) Co, $2.50 pfd.
6-16
1
1
7-
;
$4.75
6-16
7*
$1
Calumet
6-16
7-
25c
—___.J*'
(quar.)
1
65c
(quar.)—
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Beam (J. B.)
Distilling (quar.)
StOGk dividend
Beatrice Poods, common
tquar.)
V 4(a % preferred (quar.)_—_
—
7-
6-30
15c
conv.
California
7-15
7-15
..$1
Interstate
5.25%
6-30
7-31
"
.
<quar.)__——___——_
Bausch
Calif.
6-16
6-13
of Company
Chemical
7-15
$50c
—
$2.50
Name
6-10
$$1.12V2
—
preferred (quar.)
California Fund
Per
of Rec.
1
7-
6%
.
6-13
1
7-31
.
(quar.)
1
6-30
7-
27 </2c
—,—
Bates Mfg. Co., common
!. 4'/2% preferred
6-30
37(20
____
Co.
6-26
7-
25c
(quar.)>,__j_
7-
—$$1
preferred (quar.),
California Electric Power,
6-23
7-15
,
1
7-15
7be
$1.43%
_—_
Products Corp., common
(quar.)—_
4V2% conv. pfd. series A
(initial)
Bastian-Blessing
7-
+$1.75
——;—____
Easic
1
common
preferred (quar.)—
41/2% preferred (quar.)
Holdert
Payable
60c
—„
5%
Canada, Ltd., 7%. pref.
Corp. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar,)___
r
(quar.)
When
Share
■
Corp.
Power, Ltd,
4%
—
of
Basic,
Company
I T Financial
Calgary
.
6%
——
13
Holdert
'
*•'/"'
45c
$1.75
\
-$1.31%
6^6
7-OT
/
6-27
6-1*
•
7- 3,
8-15
'
.
7-25
7- 1
v-15
'
7-1
_
7-15
,
.
5
-
t>-3»
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
preferred (quar.>^.___
preferred 1947 series
3V'2%
•
3%%
Inc.
Coro.
dividend
$1
*■
7- 1
dividend
Stock
.
.
——-
.
preferred («*»)
Craftsman
Quarterly
Cramp-ton Mfg;,
—___________
—
Class
■
B
Oil
Class B
tquar.i
A
Class
i
..
—
—
(quar./..
A
(Toronto) (quar.)_._.
Zeiieroacb Canada, Ltd.—
Crown
Class
Insurance
(initial/
A
Crucible Steel
common
(quar.)
of America
Co.
—
9-
6-30
7-
Porster, 8%
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
Easiern
6
;•
6-16
•
7-15
1
;
8-
7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)
.
Curtiss Candy, 4%%
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wrignt Corp., class A (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, Ltd., voting common.—,
Publishing
Edison
6-30
6-18
6-30
6-16
$4.50
6-17
$4.72
9-29
9-17
1
6-20
7-1
v
6-16
7-
7-
1
1
6-
$5.40
6
7-15
9-
5
12-20
12-
8
12-31
12-20
4$1.75
20c
25c
9334c
6-30
6-16
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-15
7-
Co. (quar.)
———
12'/2c
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
3%
preferred (quar.)—.— -———25c
David & Frore, Ltd., class A (quar.)
475c
Class B
4$7
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
6-30
6-23
Mills,
River
Dan
5%
Dana
Inc.,
_
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 3?%% preferred (quar.),
—
;—
Darling (L, A.)
& Heating Products,
8-
3-31
1
5%
preferred (quar.)_.
pfd. (quar.)
Rubber Co., common (quar.)
A (quar.)_
;
—
(quar.)—
—
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada—
Dayton
Class
Dean
& Co.
preference (s-a)
Decca Records (quar.)_
<fc
Co.,
6-13
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
|1
6-S)
7- 2
25c
37 %c
7-
6-
1
Ero
,
4#
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
5%
preferred
Delaware
RR.
(quar.)
(s-a)
(For calendar year 1957
Company (quar.)
Dennlson Manufacturing Co., class A (quar.)
Voting
$8
(quarj—
Cnicago. Trucking
Denver
:
fc
Denver
Tramway
Corp.—
to $3.50
preferred
$2.50
1
Detrex Chemical
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co.-,,
preferred
<
•
Mines.
•
4V2%
7%
:
-
Ltd.
Co;,
.
(s-a)
6-30
8-29
Co.,
2
First
440c
425c
•
412(40
^
1
(quar.)
6-26
7-15
6-26
425c
7-31
10-31
each
9-30
/
t
/
(stock dividend)
Three shares of 5% preferred ($0.10) stock
for each share held)
"
7-10
6-24
437(4c
7- 2
6-13
30c
7-15
6-16
DowGhemical Co.-(quar.)__
Draper Corp.i(quar.)
25c
DrMo Oorp;,'4f« 'preferred
(quar.)
Drilling .& Exploration: Co.
.
Du-Art -Film. Laboratories—
60c
participating preferred
Duke Power
■-1%
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
(E. I.)
•
held to effect
•'
—
8
6-20
6-11
2
7-15
7-18
>
(quar.)
"
A
•
.
J.
1
6-13 '
Certificates
beneficial
of
Fownes Bros.; Inc.
lJ7- I
.
■
$1.25
Fram
Corp.
-
^ Common Stock
7-10
7-10
;
.
Fund
Fraser
Brick
&
Tile- (extra)—.
:
J.
7- 1
6- 6
7- 1
8-15
8-15
8-15
6-10
7-25
7-25
7-25
59%c
7-1
6-5
G21/2c
7- 1
6-13
34%c
7- 1
6-20
60c
33%c
7- 1
7- 1
6-14
6-14
32V2c
—
33c
;—
—__
37V2c
7- 1
6-20
37%C
7- 1
6-20
31 Vic
35c
7- 1
7- 1
6-16
6-16
-
Co.
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred- (quar.)
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)_
General
Telephone
-
Corp.,
50c
53%c
55c
59%c
66c
—25c
• j
.
f
—
_
.
_
$1.06%
$1.12%
$1.25
$1.37%
...
,'$5
preferred (quar./
;'5%% preferred (quar.)_,
Waterworks
General
Corp.^ 5%
pfd.
Class B
—--
(quar.——,——
Parts
Genuine
Inc.
Gibson
Art
Gielow
(J.
Co.
J.)
Glidden Company
Sons
,
& Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
r
—,
Goodrich
(quar.)
(B. F.) Co. (quar.)
—,
Goderlch Elevator & Transit-Co., Ltd.
(s-a)
,,4.
Extra
Goodyear
Rubber
Tire &
Common
,
-4%'
.
6-13
6-16
6-13 '
6-20
6-16.
6-13
6- 6
6-13
7-1
6-30
6-10
6-6
450c
-7- 1
'
—
>
-
"
-
6-16,
6-16
8-15 -
-
l
:
(quar.)
preference (quar.)____—
.
7-1,'
9-15
-425c
60c
-
(quax.)_^
-
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
,
-
•
6-30:. 7- 1
47- 1
7-.1
7- 1 ■7- 1 r
7- 1 '*>•
$1.50
20c
50c
3c
25c
50c
$1.50
....
(N. _Y.). (quar.L,
(quar.)__.—
Goldblatt Bros,
7-18
7-18 "
6-20 ;
6-20
6-11
6-16
6-21
6-13
6-13
12Vic "
55c
_
(quar./__
«fc
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
»
..
(quar.).
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,.5% preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)__
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
.'
$5.00 preferred (quar.)
Gera Corp., $6 voting preferred (quar.)^_„
Giant Portland Cement Co. (quar.)—
Genung's,
6-30
; 6-16
6-306-16
6-30
6-16
6-30 ;
6-16
$1.25
8- 1;
$1.27%
8- 1
: 7y2c
"7- 1
7%c% *7- 1
40c
7- 1
17%c
7-1
$1.25
7- 1
$1.15
7-1
$1.23
7- 1
$1.25 - 7- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Genesee Brewing, class A (quar.)—.
preferred
,5.10%
7- 1
6-30
7- 1
7-1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
—
4)4% preferred (quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.)
6-10
' ■ 6-14
6-3
6- 3 .
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-18 „
,,
(quar.)_
common
General Tire & Rubber Co.-—.
.
7-10
6-10
"
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.28%
preferred (quar.)
General Time Corp. (quar.)
,
8- 1
7- 1
7- 1
Wisconsin—
4.40%
• -
6-20
55c
27%c
' 28c
«
41/4%
-
6-14
7- 1
53c
.......
$2.20
■
7-1
363/4C
Southeast—
the
of
General Telephone Co. of
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
"
Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
General
,
T
•
4$1
,6-30
* 6-10450c '. 7-31"
7-10
7%c
25c
6-30
.
.
j
7-15
5%,
2c
* 7-15
7-1.
:
-
7-25
6- 8
7-11
-.
Life
(Washington, D. C.~H-
Insurance
Co.
*
,r
•'
__
Grace
8%
'
8%
8%
8%
(W.
R.)
preferreo
&
Co.
....
..
(quar.)__—
(Contuiued
..
——- •
preferred (quar.)
———
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred-. B- -fqdar.)
preferred B (quar.)_*-—w
6-30
$1.50
$2
'
$0
' "
$2
" $2
on page
48)
x
j
6-13
..
.
$1A0
-■
—
.
..
20c
.Increased semi-annual
6%
1'7 6%
6-19
7- 1
7- 1.
_
Government -Employees
'
5-29:
6-30
6c
'
f,..
,
T—Y—9c
Franklin Life Insurance Co." (stock dividend)
Telephone
5.80%
Franklin Custodian Funds—
6-16
7-23
...
25c
50c
25c
«...—.
—
(quar.)
preferred
General
-
....
7-25
/
(quar.).
37y2c
40c
410c
4$1.25
.
.
—
7- 1
6-30
7-31
6-30
8-15
8- 1
25c
20c
California—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.
of
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
—
interest
(s-a)i
-
25c
BlVaC
-•
0-13
7-
.
$1.12(a
3
1
"
;
;
7-
7-
30c
$1,75
....
$1.40
.
1
6-27
6-10
6-20
7-17
6-20
7-18
7-4
each
for
par/
held/
B
General
—50%
spilt)
preferred
7-15
($1.
or
preferred A (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Nebraska—
Gold
$4.20
A
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
6-20
7- 9 ,
6-11,
'
stock
clas3
6%
6- 9
6-9
3-for-2
—
7-31
—_
^
(quar.).
$4.50 pre/erred
6-
7
83/4C
6%
-
is Co.-;.
$3.50 preferred
:
-A.
(quar.)
(quar.)„___.
I>U Mont (Allen B.)-Laboratories, Inc.—:5% convertible .-preferred, (quar.)
du ttont
1
15c
-
-
6-16
share
redeemable 2nd
General
...
7-1
50c
12YaC
1
Dnig.FafrrComniuHlty Drug.Co., Inc. (quar.)
f
7-
——
of
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of
„
(one additional share for
two shares
..
Dow Drewery Ltd.
•
6-20
6-20
6-20
(quar.):
(quar.).-.—„——as.—
$1.05
Food Machinery & Chemical, com. (quar.)—' •: 50c
Forbes & Wallace, voting common
(quar.). "*
35c!
Non-voting common- (quar.)
'
35c
'
-
7- 1
6-30
6-30
B
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
'<■ $2.37% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Iowa—
5%% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
t
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone (Missouri)—
*
*
62^0
12c
$1.25
6-16
7- 7
$1.32
8-15
7-11
'7-1
6-11 •
6-30
-6-2
•• 9- 2
' 8-22''
9- 2
8-22
1 $3.class
A
(quar.)
75c
7-1
-' 6-24
Foremost Dairies Inc. (quar.)
25c
7- 1
6-16
Fort .Wayne & Jackson RR., pfd. (s-a)
$2.75 > 6- 3 . - 8-20
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., common (quar.)
25c
7-21. \ 7-11
5 Vs. % preferred (quar.)
68%c
,
7- 1
6-20
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—"—""
425c
7-18
6-27
Founders Mutual Fund—
' ; •
•'
'
•
Dover Industries/ Ltd.
.•
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Porter,
Stock dividend
6-30
425c
common
Common
&
7- 7
$1.30
6-30
6-18
8- I * ""7-3
7- 1 - . 5-29
7- 1
6-20
7- 1
6-18
7-1
6-8
75c
75c
50c
$1.25
12y2c
430c
,
.
'6-2
7-15
415c
4$1.75
preferred (quar.):
(Jersey City)
410c
$1
6-24
I6V4C7- 1 '
43/4% preferred (quar.)__.
$1.18%
7-1
Florida Telephone Corp., class A (quar.)—
22y2c
.
6-30
Fluor Corp., Ltd., (quar.)„
"
30c
7-25
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)—
—
25c
7- 1
7- 2
2
7-16
7-7
7-7
Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
(quar.)
*\
Florida Public Utilities, common
8-15
7-
425c
.
common
7-11
8-
:
7-21
7-16
8- 1
8-1
.
6-30
6-10
General
6-13
6-11
7- 3
6-24
$1
-
—
—
'
-
(qjtaf.)
7-1
8- 1
6- 9
.....
Mfg.
preferred (quar.).
5%
7- 1
20c
7*/2c
65c
$1
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
common
(s-a)
Flagg-Utica Corp.—
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Fleming Company, common.
;s% preferred (quar.)
6-18
,
;
Corp.,
^
$1.25
93%c
non-cumulative
3%
5%
Field
Fittings, Ltd.,. class A
9
9-13
Marshall
(quar.)_^—
National City Bank (N.'Y.) (quar.)—
Fisher
6-20
7-30
'ia^Ac
(quar.)
see
Rubber
&
Fisher Bros., $5
6-27
-6-30
-
7-15
$1
Co.
First National Stores (quar.")————.
Ltd.—
9-
,
6-30 .. 6-10
8- 1
7-15
7-1
6-17
10- 1
9-17
7-16-6.'
6-30
6-23
7- 1
6-20 7-1
6-20
7-1
6-6
7- 1
6- 6 .
7- 1
6-6
-7- 1
6-0
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-16
7-25
6-20
7- 1
6-20
,
Canada, Ltd.—
of
General
6- 5
of Pennsylvania
First National Bank
6-27
9-31
Co.
A
.
6-20
6-30
30c "
available surplus
6-24
7-
7- 1
35c
6-13 7
6-13 ^
6- 8
$1.25
Railway Signal Co. (quar.)—...—.
General
Realty & Utilities
(quar.)
—
General Shoe Corp. (quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.).
7-17
8-27
7- 2
0-27
7-11
(quar.)
6-2
6-2
6-30
8- 1
7-15
7- 1
General
Both distribution from net profits and/or
6-10
7-15
common
6-14
6- 2 -C
Corp., Ltd.—
(stock dividend) (One
preference
■
Tire
Class
6-18
2
(quar.)
&
A
share
7-17
8-1
9- 8
7-15
9-15
7-31
First Boston Corp., common
1-18"!
7-15
&
General
9-17
7-15
8- 1
+35c
20c
50c
2834c
45c
.
Firestone
8-15
9-30
7-
435c
Paper Products,
(Marshall)
Co.
6-30
8- 1
•.
6-30
7c
(s-a)
Products
of
6-10
6-10
6- 6
7-17
7- 1
,
$3.50
12'/2c
Co.,
(s-a)__
A
Class
6-10
7- 1
-
Financial
7-17
425c
4$1.12'/2
450c
417>/2C
4$4
7- 1
-
(quar.)„
preferred
Finance
6-30
7-31
450c
Paper Go. Ltd.,,
&
.,
(quar.)_x
Ltd.
Field
"
Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 preference (quar.)
Dominion-Textile Co., Ltd.,
Donnacona
7-
,
(quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
„
9-12
7-30
(quar.)——
40c
56J/4C
623/2c
;——10c
—
435c
(quar.)
A
Class
6-15
6-13
8- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd., class A—I
Grain,
Flbreboard
6-14
9-19
25o 1-30-59
425c
7- 2
50c
37y2c
7- 1
6-30
8-15
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
7* 1
7- 1
7- 1.
.
(Boston/—
&
Petroleums
Ordinary
(Syracuse
Board Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
-—
Department Stores (quar.)
Federation Bank <te Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)_
6-17
25c
25c
(monthly),
6-30
$3
50c
$1.25
(quar.)..
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
General
6-18
6-14
4.60%
6-20
1
25c
15c
—
$5 preferred
5-23
Federated
6-30
'
7-1
7- 1
Federal Paper
'6-30
7-1
$1
30c
.
^
—.—410c
Manifold
General
6-30
7-18
5-23
35c
"
■:■
General Motors Corp.
6-30
7- 9
8- I
7- 1
-
Federal Insurance Co.
6
6-13
1
Gas
7- 1
5%
Works
Iron
>
6-10
20fe
$1.50
;
7%
preferred
Printing Co. (quar.)..
General Mills Inc., 5% preferred (quar./
6-17
480c
—_
Co., class A
preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.40
20c
i
,
(7%
;7-
•
&
v
Industries,
General
8-29
8-8
11- 7
7- 1
7- 1
6-20
6-13 :
6-17
7- 1
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
42Gc
30c
25c
373/2c
-—
-
Class B
39c
Dominion Tar .& Chemical Co., Ltd.—
.
10c
7-15
15c
$1.25
25c
37'Ac
Investors Trust
Beneficial interest
(Toronto)—
Insurance
preference
Federal
6-16
•
12%c
15c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
General
6-13
6-30
Electric
General
8-1
9-10
9- 1
12- 1
7-15
—
preferred (quar.)
General
y
7-11
9-1
87y2c
$1.25
$1.25
12Vec
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Federal Bake Shops
1
.
Stores,
5%
9
6-26
7-
Quarterly
.Common,
7-
6-
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Steel & .Coal• Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)_
.
7-18
7-15
4.16%
(quar.)
4»/2%
8-29
(quar.)—
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
General
6-16
15c
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)
1
.j—
Co.
Dominion
6-16
417'/2c
Linoleum
,
7-16
6-30
7-
—
(monthly)
Dominion Oilcloth A:
;
12- a
7-30
7- 1
50c
—~
common
6%
6-16
lc
semi-annually
(Max)
River
7-1
$2
2c
37%c
50c
$1
;
General Controls Co.,:common (quar./
-
„
(quar.)
C.)
Farrcll-Birmingham
12-15
i
Life
Y.)
Fall
25c
5%
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-20
6-30
6-23
(quar.)—
Dominion.Insurance
r
N.
7- 1
5c
.
—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
6-18
^___
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
"
.Common (quar.)-——_—
Dominion Glass,
4
25c
Fields
Dominion/Corset
4
6-30
—
,
Ltd.. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields
-
4
8-
25c
Dodge Mfg., $1.56 preferred
Dome
88-
7- 2
shares
Dominguez Oil
MonthlyMonthly
3
3
9-3
17 %c
.
Beneficial
99'
25c
$1.50
_
(quar.),
Disney (Walt)- Productions (quar.)
Diversified'Corp. (quar.)
(Joseph/' Crucible ? (quar.)
Dobbs Houses, Inc.; (stock dividend)
Dodge &; Cox Fund—
Dixon
1
.
$2
International Bridge (quar.)
DlGlorglo Fruit Corp., $3 preferred (s-a)
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
1st
.
;
Detroit
7%
7-
7-15
62y2c
25c
10c
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&-Brass
;
6-13
40c
,
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.
Detroit Edison Co. (quar.)
Semi-annual
6-10
1
7- 1
A
(quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% convertible pfd. (quar.)—
Fairmont Foods, common (quar.)__—
—
4% preferred (quar.)
x
Falstaff Brewing Corp., 6%
pfd. iquar.)—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)—
Eactor
_
Industries
Detroit Aluminum
6-30
40c
$2
25c
(quar.)
common
debenture
(N.
Increased
6-10
18c
,
6-30
6-30
6-23
6-23
preferred
Excelsior
from net income)
Deming
•.
7-31
7-31
!
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
5% preferred "$20 par" (quar./
6-16
6-20
$1
(quar.)
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)
6-10
6-30
7-
7- 1
7- 8
15c
$2
(quar.)
Corp.
.
Corp.—
(quar.)
common
:
6-13
*
•
10c
5%
6-20
40c
-
Inc.,
6-10
6-30
$1
-
$1.75
75c
6c
(T. H.), Ltd..
5%
6-10
1
6-30
6-16
•
—
(quar.)
Texas
87'/2c
Cable
1st
7*1.'
•
■'
$1.12%
of
.
6-13
6- 6
10c
..
:
6-20
6-10
6-13
6-30
4$1.25
4$1.38
6%
_
-
common
General Contract Corp., common
^
6-20
6-30
guaranteed (quar.)(quar.)
Eversharp,
6-10
6-30
7- 1
40c
preferred
$5
Estabrooks
6-30
$1.65
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)__.—
Erwin Mills
3
4%
6- 9
6-20
-—
Extra
7-11
8-15
23^80
92'/2c
$1
$1.05
$1.07
$1.14
$1.25
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
.
9-17 -I
-
6-»30;.6-13
435c
(quar.)—
.
Co.
preferred, (quar.)
General
6- 9
6-16
(reduced)
common
Pittsburgh RR.,
&
Railroad,
$5
-
Ltd.—
-
Erie
6-16
—
6-30
6-30
participating preferred (quar.)
Erie
7%
preferred (this payment covers u twomonth period ending July 31)
Delaware Power & Light, 3.70# pfd. (quar.)
35c
15c
50c
35c
25c
-rt
.
.6-30
.
32VbC
(quar.).
General Bronze
6- 6
7-15
V-20
Equity Fund
6-13
6-30
.
.
(quar.)
common
6-
1
4$2.50
5%
Deere
1
7-
7-
6-30
8- 1
7-1
(quar.)—
Equity Corp., common
(annual)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
3
7-
$1.25
$1
35c
50c
15c
———„_—
Johnson,
Extra
Dayton Malleable Iron—
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8%
7- 1
„
(quar.)-
preferred (quar.)—
Equitable Credit Corp.—
6-14
1
7-
$1.35
Oil
Co.,
General Box Co.
too'
5-zj
32/2c
25c
15c
—
410c
(s-a)—A——A——.. 45c-
preferred
5-23
5-23
7- 1
4%
20c
y
7-1
7- 1
L" 4
(quar.)————————.—
A
Endicolt
6-16
—.—
——
___
$1.03
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Trust Co.
Class
6-16
?
SLL2/a
$4-4f
common
Empire
1
«
6-13
7-18 :
6-16 I
6-25 .
8.-22 ..
6-18
7- 1- .'
7» .l.
6-30 ;
,
;
■■■■■■*
.
Baking
preferred
$3
on
7-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
7%
Quarterly
General
$8
6-14
Z",r
.
;
Enamel
3
4'%
7-
on4
Co.
Mfg.,
Electric
Emerson
6-30
$
ll-. l I
. -
10* 1-
,
26c
5%
;•'*
.
9c
.
—
I
General American Transportation
l- J
R
.
.
;28%e '.
(quar.).:
preierred
American
General
-
,
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
6-16
1- J '
6-30
....
(quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives (quar.)—
Electric Storage Battery Co. (auar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated
(quar.)—
Electrical Products Corp.
(Calif.) (quar.)—
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.—
7% preferred (s-a)
6-30
5c
Co.,
Mfg.
(quar.)
Bond & Share
Elder
5%
f,
_
4373/2C
...
v
n_—
6% preferred.(quar.)..—
General American Investors,
7-1
7»o
■
.
—
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Elastic
Electric
9-26
;
(quar.)
Common
8
6-
1
7-
/
Co.—
El Paso Natural Gas
6-16
7-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.12
A
6-16
.
,
Electric Co.—
El Paso
8-18
9- 2
7-1
7- 1::
35c
Dalex
Bros.
——
4y4%
preferred
(quar.)
Edison Sault Electric Co. (quar.)
6-30
Mines (Irreg.)
Ltd., preferred
(quar.)
Stores
6-10
7-25
Daggafontein
—;
(quar.)—.-—
Eddy Match, Ltd.
6-11
(quar.)
Steel Inc.r—
r
6Vi%, preferred (quar.)
Gatiueau Power Co. Ltd., common
6-0
7-15
5.*
——
(quar.)—
Baler
Economy
12'/2c
$1.12
75c
15c
$1.12,/a
50c
50c
4y2%
dividend
7-1
15c
Curlee Clothing Co., common
6-20
Stock
20c
—
—
Packing
25c
$1.50
40c
Co.
Gate City
6-30,
7-lo
—
(quar.)—+30c
(quar.)
Laboratory
.
.
6-1Q
8- 1
+
7-31
6^27
7-10.
9- 1
7-1
- .
56%c
56%C
(Stock dividend)
Gas Industries Fund—
.
...
(From investment income)—.—
7-1
65?^
(quar./—
(quar./
preferred .(guar.^——
Garlock
10 1
v
7"4, '.'.T*
'
—
——...
.11-16
6-.30
20c
30c
55c
15c
6-25
7-10
7- 1
6-15
'
10o
10c
■
Garrett Corp.
0-20
$J-7S4
-■
\
—
preferred (quar;).
Va7o preferred (quar.)—
;
^
7- 1
6-30 "7
10c
—
common,
Payable: of See. [
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
uwmelt Co., class B canv. preferred muar./
Garfinekel (Julius) & Co., com. (quar.)
b
1
E.j" Co.,
Holder*
When
-
75c
(quar.)^.
———
iR.
.
430c
(quar.)—
Galveston-Houston
*
(accumulative/---^-^—
Economic
Economics
37 *c
—
.j.
preferred (quar.)—
Investment Trust, Ltd.
6-10
.
7- 2
(quar./
.;v. :v
•(accumulative)
Kodak, common
Eastman
'
9-10
1
7- 2
$1.75
$1.75
—
—
(quar.)
$6
7-15
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
7%
Cumberland Gas Corp.
4
z'f9".
^ \
7
—
Corp.
(Md.)—
States Corp.
preferred A
preferred B
$7
6%
710-
(quar./
Eastern
a-1
28c
——A
.
ft- 6
7 at
-
^ :
Stainless Steel
6
6-
'
6-30
:.
$1
6-23
1
(quar.)
(quar.)-
preferred
preferred
$1
common
Assn.,
Pur
-
*
r*.•;*- Share
"
.
;
"
.
)
Manufacturing Co.* (Mich./ _(quar.)._
t-unsten-
-
ff- 1
n.l2Va
"y.
4V2%
c_ac
4
7- l
,
preferred
Realty
Company
Fuller
-
y
(quar.)
Common
6-
1
7-
Racing
Eastern
5.
6-13
•
1
7-
$2
preferred (quar.)_
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)—:
Curtis
6* 6
9-30
425c
45c
10c
—
Crown Zellerbaeli Corp.,
Crum &
7-10
6-30
25e
25c
400c
—
.
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J- J
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32V«c
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
6-30
,
10c
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—
(quar./
Crown Life
-
.—
8-23
International Corp.—
Crown Cork.
Class
A-.
class A (quar.)
:Cro8sett Co.,
;
(. q u a r. /
12-16
6-30
.
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (s-a)—
--r
East Tennessee Natural Gas, com. (quar.)—
5.20% preferred (quar.)—-.——Eastern Gus &*Fuel Associates—
6-13 V
1
7-
•
1-1-59
12y2c
,-:V;.:i4c
10c
v 8- 0
.
.
*
Fuller. (George. A.) Co.* (quar.)
6-30
East
-,
Frigikar Corpy (quar;).:
Frito
i
50e
preference (s-a)——
$1 convertible
,
Quarterly
.
^
6- 0
6- B
—
~
6%
jL->
Friedman
0- o
7- 1
7-1
1." j
7-1
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Company
(reduced)
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2
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,
6-13
40c
12 %c
—
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(quar./
Cresmont
•
■
v
(quar.)—_
6%
6-30;
-
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Frick Company,
6-16
7-1
45c
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425c
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i
1
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1
8-
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<quar.)
Co;* (Boston)
cop v. pid.
Cream of Wheal Corp. (quar./
•
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
Fraser Cos., Ltd.
..
7-1
7- 1
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$2.50
craig Bit Co.,,Ltd
!
1
11-
11-15
50c
$2.50
—
—
Insurance
Grain <ft. L/,.Ltd.
8-
%
,
(s-a/__A_
preferred
6-10
0-30
rets. ord.
final/.—5%
Chemical A increased/—
:—
15c
5%
5%
6-10
6-30
54
Craddpck-Terry Shoe, common (s-a >_—rr—..
>
6-20
8-15
American dep.
'
6-20
7-1
**
.
———
_________
;
6-20
1
7-
8-1j
it" J
preferred (quar.)
—
t30c
Light Co., common (quar.)
-C„^0c$2.10 preferred (quar.)
52%c i
3.75% preferred <q«ar.)_.-_
$0.4b875 t
4%
preferred (quar.)—
60c
4.10% preferred (quar.)
51/«£ ,
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—---————.:
52y2c
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
.34/4(5
4.80%
'.x
Jfajno of Company.
„
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■
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7-21
25c
3%
-**—
tquar./__
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Courtauld's, Ltd.—
•Cowles
6-18
,
——
r_^-_
Realty
Cosmopolitan
t
-
6-16
6-30
,
common
(quar./
Petioleum
Cosaen
Dupuifl
—
Ltd., class A—______
& Reynolds,
Corroon
Duu
6-16
26c
48c
(quar./.——15c
preferred f quar.)__—
■25c
(quar./
Corporate Investors,
-
&
6-16
1
7-
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When
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A—* ;35c .. 9-10 , 8-20 '
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(14c
8-15
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6-30
"
(quar./25c
—
87%c
(quar.)---—
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9*10
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12-10
8-19
11-18
8-19
-11-18
8-19.
11-18
Volume 187
Number 5755
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2915)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
28
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Oct
21
37 V* Feb
Lowest
33% Jun 17
NEW YORK
Highest
30% Jan
3
12
51% July 15
43% Jan
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
102% Jan
7
Jan
3
64% May 17
16>A May 27
37% Jan
40
13
Nov 13
92
2
Jun
5
57% May 6
110% May 2
19 y4 May 23
45% Feb 14
Abbott Laboratories
4%
conv
12% Oct
21
20s/o Jun
2
21
Dec
27
38% Jan
8
19% Jan
ACF-Wrigley Stores
3
24% Jan
1
20% Dec
Acme Steel
24
27% July 18
20% Jan
2
24
27% Jan
24% Jan
6
30% May
Mar
132
1
11
Feb
12
Jun
7
6% Dec
30
14% Jan
7
19 Va Oct
11
1634 Dec
31
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
r
204
45% Oct 21
176% Feb
15
23 % Dec
155
30
July
2
.
Dec
25% Dec 16
160
1
23
107
Jun
25
13% Dec
30
Oct
3% Dec
190'
30
Oct
2
Jan
17% Jan
2
49 y* Jan
13
193% Jan
8
Jun
31
Jun
28% Dec 30
93 'A Dec
Jan
25'AMay
11 Va Jan
2
3% May 22
17 % May
7
May
2
24
Jan
Jan
2
21
Apr 21
Jan
16
80
Apr
30
6% Jun
16
Jun
Sep
5
3
13
68% Nov 18
98% Jan
3
20 'A Nov 26
23% July
3
Mar 17
220
Jan
21
102% Jun
2
165
80
30 '/a Jan
91
Apr
3
80% Feb
4
2
33% Jun
16
Oct
4
35% Jun
8
27
7
22% Aug 13
30
47%
82
20% Dec
17
37
Nov
19
Jun
30
Jan
36% May 9
May 18
6
119
23% Nov 19
39
27% Dec
23
53% July
59% Dec
30
102
Jan
Jan
74
Jan
2
16
4
27
Jan
2
20
Jun
25
32 V* Mar 12
8
60% Jan
2
74 V2 Mar 24
24% Nov 13
29 % Jan
10
3
31
53% July
147% Jun
59
Oct
14
Dec
30
77
Oct
30
22
7
70% Aug 16
24% Jan
3
Jan
15.
62
27% Jan
21
21
81
Feb
25
64% Jan
2
14% Jan
85 y2 Jan
84'/a Jan
93% Nov 13
25.' Oct
32% Dec 31
Jau
7
Jun
6%
23
13
100
Jun
42% Apr
108 % Apr
32 Mi Jun
24
convertible
66 % May 29
19% Feb
25
26% Jun
26
32% Dec 30
104% Feb 12
8
33% Jan
2
38% Jun
16
140
Amer Brake Shoe Co
8
78
18
24% Jan
4
13
Jan
S
18% Jun
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
20% May 2
6% July 11
19
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
37% NOV 27
35% Jun 20
45% July 25
41 y* Jan
19% May 19
5% May 15
49% Jun 16
42% Mar
7
40
Feb
a
24
27
convertible
Inc
8
62 Va Jan
2
80
29 Va Jan
17
36
American Crystal
47% May 23
34% Jun 10
45'/a May 2
20% May 27
21% Jun
9
American
93 % Feb
27
80% Jan
3
48'% July 15
30
89% Jan
17
25
Feb
24
29% Oct 22
11% May 7
13% Dec 30
39% May 22
17% Aug 27
38% Jan
2
13'A Jan
30
27% Jan 14
35
49
14%
82%
19%
11%
23% Oct
Oct
22
29 % Apr
21
19% Dec 30
H>% Oct 21
18% Dec 23
70
Oct
28
135
-
NflY 29
5
2
Feb
12
Jan
2
13
Jan
3
31
Feb
27
Jan
a
96
Jan
2
32% Jan
2
83
Jan
21
16
Oct
88
Feb
4
22
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
Jun
28
99% Feb
20% Dec
20
29
24
Dec
11
11
Nov 14
31
16% Jun
7
6
July 31
July 31
12
8% Mar 21
79
Jan
14
47% Jan
17% Jan
8
17
6
16% Mar 11
108
Apr 21
14% Jan 27
20% May
111
7
Sugar
prior preferred
4%%
Electric
American
30%
30%
30
30
37%
38%
38'A
39
38%
39%
5,700
35%
36
36
36%
*35%
36
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,700
2,000
6y«%
3.90%
Mach
&
Amer Metal
4% %
preferred
American Metal Products
22% May
1
24% Jun
23
6%%
11
Jan
2
15% Jun
17
American
8
Climax
Molasses
American Natural
31
133% Nov
39% Oct
4
34% Jan
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
155% Jan 24
153
2
May 27
22% Jan
18
48% Apr
10
35% Jan
2
145
Apr
43
Jan
1
14% Mar 13
157
May 12
30% May 13
68
May 5
46% Jun 17
155
Jun
56
Apr
13
3
117% Jan
3
125% May
3
27% Jan
2
34% Jun
17
45% Mar 12
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
75% Jun
26
22% Nov-
40
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
25% Feb
31
Jun
2
31 Va Jan
34
Jun
2
7% Oct
Oct
24
22
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec
Nov
2
8% Jan
4
167% Jan
179% Jun
4
74% Feb
27
89 % Jun
25
122% Jan
8
134 V2 J"*»
4
44% July 11
11% July 26
25 y2 Jan
a
31
9% Jan
a
14% May 23
7
27% Feb
4
21
25% Jan 23
19% Mar 7
19% Oct
22
39% Dec
45
84
11% Mar 19
14
9% Oct
31% Feb
1
31
22% Oct
Dec
29
78% Jan
22
24
Jan
2
131% Feb
30
8% Oct
12
179% Mar
6
26
Jan
8
23% Jan
10
4
13% Jun
22% Jan
a
27% May
5
30
9
40
Jan
'3
30
81
2
47
1 Jun
27
2
Aug 29
45
Dec
11
41
Jan
28% Mar
10
3
26% Mar 13
48 V2 Jun
18
7
11
67% Mar 25
7
54
May 21
2
100
May 13
95% May 9
50% July 12
43% May 31
88
Jan
33
Jan
2
21
22
Jan
24 V, net
13
22
40
25% Apr 21
Mar 20
For footnotes see
page 26.
96%
26%
27%
32'/a
32'A
26'%
26%
26
26%
69 %
70
26 Va
69
26%
68%
70%
26%
69%
26%
69%
70%
69'A
70'A
35
170
31,000
*96%
32'A
32%
37
35
35%
*34%
35'%
35 %
36
30
*35'A
36
43
42'%
42'/.,
42%
43
*43
43 Va
43
:oo%
102%
100%
102'A
102
36%
34%
800
1,700
61,500
.
'
21,300
34'/a
200
36
200
43%
*35'A
800
102 %
103%
76%
77%
104
77
77
18,700
77
77
77
77
19 %
77
19%
77
19'%
19%
19%
19%
95%
19'/a
19%
20
95%
19%
96 %
96 %
2,100
33,200
97
96
97
40%
41%
*31%
41
*107
108%
32%
*57
41%
59
23%
23%
23%
37%
37%
*99%
41%
31%
37%
41'A
*105
97'/a
41%
41%
107
31%
31%
59
59
23%
25%
37%
38%
•
800
41%
2,300
107
50
31%
31%
500
59
26 %
25%
37%~ 38
•100'/a
*100%
98'/a
*105
31%
59
♦57
23%
37
*100
101'/a
107
107
32
59
59
*31%
101%
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41%
108 %
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17%
&
59 >.
220
-25
-
1
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2(5
38 ** '38
*100%
—
115,000
Vr-
'A;
9,000
—
17%
19%
4%
47%
*19
5
4%
48 %
40%
47%
17%
17%
17%
*19
19%
48 %
4%
5
48%
48%
48%
17%
17%
18'A
19%
19
19
5
5
49%
48%
21,600
100
5 Vh
49'A
4,700
41
40%
41
43%
43%
43%
43%
79%
35%
79
79%
35%
•35
35 '/2
*35
94 %
95%
94%
94%
*94
95'A
*94
95'A
*94 J
43
44%
43%
44
44%
44
44%
43%
44%
33
33%
33%
34%
33%
34
3,900
42%
43
42%
42 %
9.500
*35
*40%
41%
41%
41%
*43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 'A
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
80
40%
'*
'
35%
.
*35
2,000
1,300
'
'
%
41%
200
35%
95
f2
•
80
33
33
33'%
42
42%
42'%
42%
1
43%
42%
19 %
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
5
19'A
19'A
xl9»A
19%
19%
19%
19%
5,700
19%
19%
19'A
18%
19'A
19'/a
19'A
2,000
40%
*39%
25 y«
25'A
*39
41
24%
41
♦38%
41
*39
41
24%
24%
24%
25%
3,000
14%
14%
14%
15'A
15%
15 V*
40,000
23%
23%
23 Vo
23 Va
23 '
23%
1,200
83
83
83
99
97%
98%
14%
*81%
14
23%
23%
14%
23%
84
14%
23%
10
*39
46,800
24%
82
82
97
98%
;
24%
24%
83
1
97%
97%
*16
•
*80%
16
110
14%
14 VH
19 >/4.
x81
*103
35%
*51%
*104
19%
106%
35%
*85%
99%
*16
110
*13%
19%
105
16
*104
16%
*104
98%
14%
19%
*104
14%
19'A
14 Va
19%
19
105
35%
35%
35 %
86%
*84%
•103
200
*16
16%
110
14%
19'A
105
•104
'
*13%
18%
86%
,
*103
300
16'A
14'A
400
19
12,000
105
20
35%
36 V*
36 Va
37%
86 »A
*85 Va
86'A
52%
23%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53
54'A
54%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23'/a
22%
23
*90%
98 %
*96%
98%
96%
*96Va
98%
*96 Va
2
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
96%
21%
20
24%
24%
*24'/o
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
14
*13%
35,700
54%
22%
100
com
9,700
110
*85 %
35%
*85%
87
•16
16%
110
*13%
*103
105
97%
1
5
25
14
14%
14%
21%
14%
14'A
21%
21%
1,400
27,700
98'/2
21%
25
*24 Va
14'A
*14
40
1,100
25
100
14'A
700
11
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12
11%
12'/a
258,500
59%
60%
60
60 %
60%
61%.
61'A
62
62
62'A
3,800
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24 y4
24%
1
*36%
39%
37%
36" »
36%
36%
37
37'A
37%
37'A
38%
39 %
39%
39%
37%
40
39%
40'/a
39%
40
Std Sany common—5
12%
12%
12'A
12'/a
12%
12%
Co
100
12%
12%
157
*153
-
*151
12 %
12%
157
*151
157
*151
157
*151
2,500
1,300
16,700
40,200
157
10
29
29%
23%
29
28%
28%
28
28'/a
28'/a
28%
Co„No par
59
59
59
59
60%
•60
60%
60 Va
60%
100
44%
45
44
44
60%
44%
45 Va
44 Va
45 VA
13,100
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
151%
151
*53
127
-
34
33%
150%
53
54
*125
150
%
53
*125
127
33
33%
43%
44%
150
150
*150
53
*52%
127
*125
33%
151%
153
53
„
33%
73%
152
74%
4,500
53
53
53
*125
127
♦125
740
127
33'/a
33%
33%
900
34 Yb
4,900
1
Co
Refining
common
preferred
72%
73%
75%
75%
75 %
25
28%
29 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29 %
28%
29 Va
25
American Stores
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
4,000
1,810
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
3,800
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
5
11
100
177
American Tobacco
6%
preferred
100
25
common
American Viscose Corp_
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series—
25
177%
88'%
86%
129 *v,
129
*73%
176 %
88%
128'%
74
177
89%
129
176%
177%
89'A
88%
130'A
130'A
26%
26'A
26'%
35,500
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
20,700
'
27'A
27
27
*26%
27
26
26 »A
26'A
*25%
26'A
80
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,000
26%'
26
26%
26%
26%
3.800
45%
45'A
45%
45%
46
52
51
52
47
51
1,630
50%
50%
50%
52'%
2,500
27%
♦25%
American Zinc (Xead & Smelting—1
Amphenol Electronics Corp
1
Anaconda Co
50
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
25%
25 %
25
25%
25 %
45 %
46
44V2
45%
44%
Anaconda
No par
52%
53.,
52
52
51
6.25
49 %
50%
48%
50
50
50
103
•99
103
1
820
26 »A
26%
Mining
19,100
27
26%
Andes
48,900
26%
26 */a
80
88%
27%
*25%
$4 preferred
178 3 4
129%
27
20%
Common
88%
27%
26 3 4
Cable
177%
129
3.500
-
27 >/8
♦25%
&
177% 177%
89'A
88 %
130
*26%
series
74
129%
25
5V2%
Copper
2,700
44'%
33%
No par
Wire
35,000
-
78%
35%
10
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
i—100
American Snuff Co common
25
Preferred
17%
•'
*19
19%
4%
5
10
preferred
Amer Sugar
17%
*19
1
No par
40c
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp-
12
23,700
23 Va
98
36
10
Co
37% Apr 28
30% Jun 13
Feb
42
79'A
22%
42%
Co
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
7%
*35'%
Tit.
41
*78'A
No par
News
Amer Rad
7%
35
22%
*36%
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
22 % Oct
32% Dec 30
Apr
10 V» Jun
33% Aug
72% Jan
May
96%
32
No par
No par
American Optical Co
Amer Potash & Chemical
15
160
96%
32.
—
American
47% Jan
6
*96
32%
25
Co
9
45% Jan
24
96%
32
Gas
6
123% Feb
Oct
96%
32
Corp
28% Mar 13
18
30
96%
32
12.50
preferred
39 y8 Mar
30
Oct
23
common—1
42 V» Jan
27% Dec 31
113
Inc
convertible
American Motors
17% Oct 21
78%
22%
100
3
14% May 12
35% Dec 31
78'A
23
No par
16
63
52% Dec
42
78%
1
Metals
17
2
4
10
41%
*77%
23
100
96 Va Jun
2
Apr
42'/:,
77%
22%
Fdry common—7
24'A Jun
2
158
41%
77'%
23 %
100
preferred
Amer Machine &
Jan
15
42%
78%
1
prior preferred
20% Jan
Nov
11%
9(5
12.50
Co
23% Jun
7
*
3,900
23
1
48% Jan
141
SS
2
Apr 21
11%
41 %
10
700
12,600
20
28
33% Apr
11% Jan
36
11%
94
77%
10
Jan
36
35%
12
43
*89
100
100
31
24
36%
12
41%
5
par
No par
33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
18% Jan
9
22
95
38%
preferred
64% Jan
22
*90
37%
common
23
10% Dec
95
160
37%
100
Power
noncumulative
22
33% Oct
91
30,700
3(5
1
Oct
30% Oct
t
13,400
34%
99
37%
Products
Ice Co
American
10
17%
34'A
98%
77%
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
6
Jun
17%
34%
~
American Home
18% Dec
44
17%
33'A
14
com
20% Feb
92
17%
33%
17'A
33%
77%
20
American Export
3
10
97
17
13%
American Encaustic Tiling
American Enka Corp
Jun
67% Mar 24
96%
17%
33 •)«
78
2
American European Secur
37% Feb
85% Jun
96%
10%
33%
13%
No par
100
American Chicle Co
6%
98
17%
31
American Hawaiian
106% Jun
190
30
95
Jan 13
150
220
30%
15% Jun
73
97
220
38,200
29%
24% May 22
28
220
5%
31%
2
AC
*215
600
75%
30%
7
Jan
220
280
18%
75%
5%
94
2
Jan
Aug 28
26 Va May 23
*211
*18
5%
77
Jan
13
41
13
77
5%
8,200
*89
Jan
16
May 27
43% July 16
Jun
*75%
5%
7,500
16%
116%
*13%
16% Jan
78
64
102
42
*
75%
5%
16%
*115
13%
Lines Inc
American & Foreign Power—No
par
American Hardware
Corp
12.50
,3
16% Jun
78
5% Jan
Jan
17% Jun 11
-
2
93
Oct 10
29% Oct 22
18
15% Aug 19
97 % JUIl
7
22
15% Jan
Feb
84% Dec
10% Feb 12
12% Oct
7
31% Feb
1
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
73% Nov 26
n
Jun
5
27
18%
75%
5%
16%
116
3,800
'
77%
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
'
75% Nov 26
35% Oct 22
Jun
May 22
80% Mar 6
*18%
'A
91
50
Co common
7%
preferred
American Chain & Cable
8
45% Feb
*115%
18%
3
77%
American Can
3
2
16%
115%
31%
160
3'/a
*13%
-
64% July
39% Jan
31%
*154
3%
900
220
13%
common
64
Sep
39% Jan
24
31%
160
3%
*18%
220
*215
77%
& Radio Corp
38% Dee 30
Oct
20,500
217
13%
50
com
53% Jan 25
28
1,900
23%
58%
10
preferred
preferred
American Cable
42% Jan 21
18%
23%
57%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
8%
*18%
57%
13,900
76%
6%
preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
19
18%
24
10%
34%
*13%
_l
9
11% Dec
10%
115%
115
300
600
10%
16%
76
*95
31%
*154
3%
29%
198
13%
common
May
Amer
'
31%
16
18%
*211
*214
160
3%
16%
76
215
31%
*154
3%
18%
5%
218
3,400
*28%
*197
17%
par
4%
31%
160
18
23%
23%
28 %
195
5,700
78
4%% conv preferred
American Bank Note common
99 Va May 28
*214
18%
20 %
•
33%
convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com
No
27
Mar 31
16'%
'
100
218
3
*113
6
*90
Petroleum
11
July
31%
*154
18%
77%
20
11,300
7.200
77%
preferred
3
57% July
*212'%
115
*98
1
23
Oct
57%
215
—No par
97% Jan
!'• 16%
*23%
57%
16%
5%:
3V2%
18
23%
57%
Co—
27 Yb Apr
59
Jun
-
*23%
57%
9%
7,700
20
10
5
7
23%
57'%
3%
*76
1
common
Mar
21
17%
23'%
32
*113
100
Mfg
66
' Sep
195
9%
17%
39%
19%
.
No par
Inc
5
51
28%
% 195%
200
No par
American Airlines
25
194
10
17%
160
-••18'%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
12
29
195
9%
17%
16%
.18
convertible preferred
Amerada
29%
9%
3%
—5
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
17
77% Jun
13
31%
Jan
29
20 y. Jun
B
37% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
105
2
2
113
Apr
29%
*28%
6,900
110%
17%
23%
57%
31%
1
Aluminum Co of America
May 28
45% Jun 10
23%
600
57
39
20%
23%
195
220
*154
100
•
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
37
33% Feb
20
23%
23%
57 Va
,_10
Corp
Amalgamated Leather
22
20%
23%
17%
22 %
No par
20%
23%
10
*213%
.100
preferred
4.08%
28%
17%
._a
—
20'%
•
197
9%
.100
Inc
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
34% Mar 11
8
July
Industries
4%
28%
197
2
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common„No
22
Jan
23-%
100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd_.
Allen
47% Mar 19
Jun
23%
,__5
Allied Mills
26% Jan
20
1
prior preferred
conv preferred
Allied
16
99
39'A
19%
19%
20%
Shares
37%/
*110
17%
38%
20
1
common
Allied Laboratories
81
17%
38%
—2
Allied Kid Co
15% Jan 21
6
18%
38%
19%
.100
49% Mar 24
2
17%
£8%
100
preferred A
37%
56%
110%
19%
common
36% Jun
2
91% Jan
21
Dec
12
20
22 Va May 19
30% Feb
83% Nov 13
14% Feb
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
21% Dec 27
33
9
29
30% Jan
20
Jan
*109
38'%
No par
pfd 1951 series
conv
6%
37% Mar 11
96
12% Jan
59
Dec
2
110%
18%
21
i
Alleghany Corp
$4
*109
18%
_i
preferred
5V2%
13
72% Apr
Jan
25% Dec 30
Nov
May 27
110%
18%
20
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
4%%
110'%
56%
39%
Corp__10
i.—
1%
preferred
Aldens Inc common
18% Mar 28
18
21
36% Dec 24
70% Dec
4
109%
56%
the Week
June 27
38%
56%
i
Addressograph-Multigraph
Corp
Aeroquip Corp..
Alco products Inc
116
*37%
56
*37%
19%
No par
Gas Corp
Alabama, & Vicksburg Ry_
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining™
2
38%
56%
20%
Alabama
2
38%
55%
38%
*.
Admiral
conv
*37%
1
Corp
Friday
June 26
io
.25
Adams Express Co
4.50%
Sales for
Thursday
56 '/a
18%
Inc
Co
Adams-Millis
PRICES
38%
109%
Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
Air Reduction Inc' common
6
3
4y8 Jan
Oct
16 % Nov 25
35
13
Mar
2'/a Jan
14
12% Oct 22
12
1
60% Jun
210
33
72
65% Apr
110% Jun
17
19
2
108
146
6
10% May 28
21% Jan
8
14% Apr
80% Dec
16
24% Jan
8
240
17
203
2
28
18% May 13
77'A Jan 14
9Ve Jun 14
20
70
114
Jan
7
16% Jan
•
Aug 28
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
10% Dec 30
143
2
ABC
SALE
June 25
37%
100
l
2
HIGH
Wednesday
June 24
55%
Is
common
preferred
Tuesday
June 23
i
30
14% Jan
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
11% Jan
14
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
36% Dec
24
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
500
32,800
'
No par
21.80
10
14
♦99
100
♦99
35%
35%
35%
35%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
*27%
28%
*28
28%
•35
28%
*28
103
•99
35%
35%
36
36
28%
28%
29 'A
29 V2
28%
*27%
•99
28
*28
103
36
%
30
28%
2,700
9,100
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
(2916)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range for Prtvioua
21% Dec 31
21
Sep
3% Oct
17
24
27% Oct
17
«% Jan
39% Apr
7
12% Feb
10
22% Jan
2
2
2
Feb 26
86
18
32% Jun
5
6% Jun
7
36% July 19
22
Dec
25
8
Feb
92
14
14% Dec
Feb
4
30
5
Feb
22
16% Apr
7
8
3% Jan
23% May 29
Feb
25
27% Feb
12
6% Jan
9
15
6
31 % May 31
8% Nov 22
19% May
Dry Goods Corp—
Associated
27% Oct
22
4
103
2
6
671-
Jan 28
4
78
Jun
6
16% Nov 19
27
§3% Nov
Jan
94% Jan
jajj
2
29
6
May
34
88% Nov
T
34% Apr 25
105; May 5
Common
13
10
37
Jun
2
8
92
Feb
28
2
9% Jan
2
Jan
2
31% Dec
1
95
13
23
29% Jan
83% Nov
86 % Jan
26% Nov 13
50% July 15
27% Jan
86% Nov 13
57% Jun
27
34
86
6
25
Atlantic Refining
Jan
24
Jan 24
8 % Feb
5
14 % Jan
2
16% Apr
79% July 16
57% Jun
26
7% Jan
2
Dec
17
18
Dec 30
Mar 29
14
Nov 26
$3.75 series
15
2
11% Jan
7
9
40% Jan 16
90
•
13
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
8
25% Oct
21
May 15
30% Jan
47% May 23
4% Oct
22
17% July
48% July
2
2
Conv
18% May 13
38
1
5% Jan
5
3
.
($1.20)_—No par
pref
prior
Canteen Co
Avco
44%
of Amer—5
Corp
Mfg
6%
46'/a'
(The) common—3
preferred
No par
$2.25 conv
27
49% Jun
32%38
*87
'
7%
*16
*58%
*11%
*18%
10
100 > •
common
preferred
B
Automatic
7% Jun 27
,
Mar 14
43
36
*87%
Corp common——1
5% preferred —»
-—20
Atlas Powder Co—
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
16% Nov 26
38 % Nov
9%
•
21
21%
V,
22
,#
50%
16%
27,100
72,000
26%
15,500
16%.
26%
*88
*17%
36 3
*87%
11
24%
33
34,500
11%
24%
1,600
9,400
16%
17
30%
30%
v./v.- 2,600
8%
8%
12.500
•i 34%
34%
3,100
102%
102%
370
73%'
74%
4,100
21%
22 %
57,200
19,300
9%
9%
#
88
88
:
33
38%
38%
•
88
88 /-
40
~
4,700
33
38%
*87%
r
1,500
36
*35%
90
32%
36%
36
88
88%
88
32 %
.32%,,.'*/31% 32% ;
32 '
38%
38% ;
37% : 38 'A
38% ; 88
88 :
*86%; 88
V *86% . 7%
7%
7%
7% '.•• . ■ 7%' 1G
16%
16
16
16 ;
58%
59%
58% 59
58%
12
•5*4 11%.•,"12.
11% 11%
18%
.18%;/.)- v/*18^4/18'%^;.'. *18% "''
44%44% 44%/'..
44% 45%
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
46%
*46% 46%
47%;, 47%
183#
9%
9%
*35%
36
90
901%
22%
21%
9%
_9%<.
x9%: 9% •
35% 36
*87% 88% ,
5,600
49%
34,» ^4 A
102 103
i3 a 74 -
<4% 74,2
1,700
33 %
33%
,
34% 34/4 1102
102
Shares
33%
33%
...
74%
20,4
22%
10
21%
Atlas
28
65'/a Apr 17
12% Jun
v
10
j
)
74%
33
49%
16
16%
26% 27%
88% 88%
*17% 18%
11
H%
24
24'/#
16% 17
30% 30%
8%
8%
16%
34 % 34%
102 . 102
34%. 34%
.101% 102
75
75
Atlantic Coast Line RR—i—No par
33 % May
9
30
66
2 Feb 25 A
27%
89
18%
11%
24%
17
30%
8%
,
.&-10
com—6.50
—100
—_
A
49%
15%
26%
*88%
*17%
11
-24
16%
30
8%
.
33%
48%
18%
11%,
24% •
17
30%
8%
34
*33%
32%
48%
June 27
June Hi
33% 33%
32% 33%
49% 50%
16
16 »
26% 27%
89
89
*17% 18%
11
11%
23% 24%
16% 17
30% 30%
8%
8%
June 25
•
32%
& Sante Fe*—
-
preferred
4%
49%
15%
27
88%
*17%
10%
24%
16%
30
8%
10
5% non-cum preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co
Jan
Jan
6% Dec
14
.*■,
6% Jan
94
1
75% NOV
Jan
Common
Jun
17% Jan
6
33%
50%
16%
27%
88%
.....
Associates Investment Co
16
10
ll
10% Feb
33%
32
-1
100
——
Atchison Topeka
22% Jun
Jan
7
8% Nov
33%
*
1st preferred
5.25%
7
77% Feb
Par
No par
Argo Oil Corp
5
Armco Steel Corp__10
Armour & Co
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
.—1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Arnold Constable Corp——
_5
I Artloom Carpet Co Inc
—1
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
35% Mar 24
34% Jun 16
52% Jun 17
16"% Jun 26
27% Apr
1
90
May 5
22
Jan
9
11% Jun 19
29% Jan 23
17% Jun 13
30% Jun 1.9
9% May 21
2
Jan
65% Jan
10
10% Oct
20% Nov 18
18
Jan
16% Jan
39% Dec
79
29
39% Apr 25
36
Jan
4
18
28% Dec
28
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 24
33% 33%
Monday
June 23
Sales for
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Tear 1957
v
/
38%
32.400
.
/ .100
88
'
■
*16
Vt
16
16
7%
7%:
7%
7%
•
-700
:/
%
57%
*56%
57%
11%
12%
12,:
12%
57
.
100
45%
45%-
4,000
7%
49',2
288,500
:
7%
7%
6%
1,900
'
'
*
48 7
43%
48
2,100
,
19
*18%.
18%
18%
45 :)/' 45%
11,900
16%
a
2,100
.
B
24
11
Jan
16
9% Jau
2
13% Jun
27
15
34% Jan
6
41% Jun
9
15
30
6
80% July 26
July 22
95
Feb
26
8
Mar
102
2
105
Mar 18
90
95
Feb
31% Jun
48% May 27
18
2
57% Jan
89
July 23
19% July 25
16% Jan
6
39'A Oct 21
71% May 22
45 % Apr
8
Nov 14
15% Jan
29% Jan
23
15% Aug
16% Jan
35% May 20
29% Nov 25
58
7
33 % Jan
Bath
136
May 20
127
Jan
3
166
Jun
5
102
Apr
5
11
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
10% Jan
2
15% Jun
9
25% Jan
2
20% Jan
10% Dec
23
21
Dec
23
47% July 16
18% May 16
72% Dec
26
86% Aug
9
31% Jan 24
73 % Jan
3
Jan
2
15% Oct
80
22
1
27% Feb
12
29
Apr 22
42
Nov
18
28% Jan
10 % Jan
25
13% Aug
1
24 % Jan
31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
89% Feb
6
90
Jan
10
42
Oct
21
16% Oct
18
48
1% Jan
20
% Dec
May
Mar
45
9
28
<
18
50 % Jun
1% Feb
41%
42%
42%
43
42%
42%
*81%
*29%
4
Jan
64% Jun
46% Jun
2
Jan
<
30
3
2
23% Jan
2
29% Jun
17
18% May 20
23'A Jan
24
Bliss &
14
-
Bliss
15% Mar 13
Airplane
Boeing
61% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
44% Jun
13
31
25
9
14% Jan
2
18% Feb
5
Bohn
Aluminum
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
63% Dec
2
14:,/o Jan
2
17% May 23
Bond
Stores
10% Jan
2
12 Vo Feb
19
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
60% Jan
6
68% Jun
30% Jun
12
Borden
Brass Corp
&
Inc
16
26
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
3
7% Jan
14
13% Jun
13
Jan
22
25% Apr 23
78
Apr
9
85
26
33%
33%
-33%,
60
59-
59% "
59%
-60
51%
40%
51%
52
53 %
53%
54
41 %
40%
40%
155 %
156%
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34
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28
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62
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5,000
54%
41
800
.
41'A
10,500
83,000
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157
157
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10
f
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1,600
.
14,300
10%
30
65
63
63
44%
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44%
45
44%
46%
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28
28'A
27%
28%
18%
19
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18%
18%
2,500
13%
13%
13%
14%
18,500
42%
43%
43%
43 3i
62,700
19
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;
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%,
42%
43%
41%
43
41Tb
17
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
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16%
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3,400
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16%
16%
1,100
17%
17%
17
17%
3,700
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11
11
11%
11%
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67%
67%
1,600
30%
30%
67%
30 %
67%
30%
30%
27,300
*80Vb
81%
55%
16%
16%
;
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11 Vo
11%
11%
11%
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
29%
30%
29%
30%.
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81%
*79%
81%
30%
*79%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%,
12 7b
12Tb
12Tb
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23
23
24V4
23%
23%
9%
9%
9 Tb
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33%
2
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95
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53%
,
v
7.400
18'A
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;
24
5
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%%
preferred
55% Jun
10
87
1
1
1% V
■
54%
23%
25
Jan
2
Jan
30
Oct 30
1%
-
:
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46
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1.25
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24
73
1
1
5
5
1
1
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10
25% Dec
*49
%
95
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95
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95
1
;
22
45
63%
10
CO
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Oct
2
18%
64%
2.50
Laughlin Inc
(E
Oct
12
18%
62%
common—8
Dec
8% Jan
18 %
62%
1
14
61% Feb
11%
18
62
1
1
———
14
V
11%
17Tb
62%
1 peso
29
Jan
12
18%
61
50
Co_
Blaw-Knox
2
29% Jan
2
11 %
18
49 Vb.
43% Jan
33% Jan
12% Jan
11%
17%
60%
49%
18
12
11%
*91
4,100
36%
58%
49%
31
36%
17%
95
50
36%
11%
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7,900
27%
32
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12
12
27,200
i 40
82
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27%
32
36%
49%
12% Dec 23
*79
82
27
*31
49%
21% Dec
21%
-
36%
7%
preferred
.
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%c/o pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co_.
1
27
21
1
1
Corp
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
12
66
36%
21%
36%
100
Ino
36
36%
36
14
10
_
——_i.——
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2
31
31
110
.
7,800
13%
*80
54'A '
23%
Co
Apr
31
31
140
104%
14%
10
Bestwall
75
26%
23%
Best <&
27
103
165
20
81
26%
53
Best Foods
64% May 17
19'A
81
26% .'26%
53% ■/•;.■
18
11
■
26%
26%.
23%
19% Dec
i
19%
84%
19%
36%
19%
*81%
84%
31
19%
100
——.—.-1
pfd
23%
27
Dec
14
1,700
*160
'
13%
53 /<•
27
56
14%
14%
2.50
1
1,000
42 %.
42 %
*101%
165
14%
20%
23%
Jun
35% Dec 23
103
13%
54%
54% Jun
Jun
103
23%
62
10% Jun
165 %
104
/
13%
53%
33% Jun
43
165%
*101
5
Aviation
45 % Jan
159% Jun
*162
103 %
103
,,
20
*19%
-
103
162
*157
.
*161
165 %
—50
Corp
33% Jan
3
'
100
100
Inc
4%%
(A S)
28% Jan
2
6,300
41
7
13
3,100
25%
20
16
6% Jan
48%
25
25 %
19%
32% July 15
36% Jan
47%
47%
24%
54% Jan
149 % Jan
1.000
47%
47% Dec
11
26%
20
preferred-:
;
Benguet Consolidated Inc
26
50% July 16
Jan 24
26
25
15
15% Jan
2,400
26
47%
30
155
800
54%
20
21
18
35%
54
20
Dec
20
57%
35 %
54%
20
Feb
Jun
57%
35 %
53 %
19%
26
6% Dec 23
57%
34%
54
25Tb
30% Oct
33% Dec
57%
35%
53%
47%
43
186
57%
35
24%
5%
5
*8 Jan
56 %
Beneficial Finance Co common—1
25% May 12
Jan
1,800
56%
34%
25%
preferred
Bendix
29,700
25%
Bell & Howell Co common—
55% Jun
2
31%
47%
24% / 25%
Instruments
4%%
30''4
30%
47%
Belding-Heminway
11
30%
29 %
25%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Apr
29%;
29%
29%
25%
Bell Aircraft
91
92
48
Beech Creek RR
9
92
26%
preferred
90
40
92
*91
91%
48
12.50
12,000
'
103
'
91 "2
25
41
55,700
.
-
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26
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41
40%
*
1
10
Corp
13%
'
102
102
27%
12%
41
40%
41%
101
18,000
41,200
9
27%
.
Optical Co
10
Inc
—No par
prior preferred
conv
12
40%
,
8%
28
12%
26
Works
Iron
53%
8%
27%
12 %
101
53%
19% May 14
4
18% Jan
53%
52%
65% May
7
Jan
44% Apr 10
»66% May 17
21
May 14
18
Jun
40
2
34%
Beck Shoe
16
Jun
56
35%
Beech All-craft Corp
37% May 22
12
Jun 12
2
14% Feb
8
85
34
56%
Beckman
May 22
29% May 23
May 19
56
*91
92
*34%
—1
-10
Beaunit Mills Inc
83
2
35% July
11% Oct 22
10% Mar
*
30%
3%%
4%%
Nov 11
89% July 12
116
12%
8%
27%
12
40%
102 ;
92
30
Beatrice Foods Co common
44% May 28
3
?';
39%
*101%
102
100
noncumulative preferred—100
Bayuk Cigars
4
12%
40%
; 40
*91
Bausch & Lomb
Mar 24
20% Jun
.
12
8%
8%
26%
./ 8% V . 8%
26
26%
,
102
preferred series B
preferred series C__;
Basic Products Corp
7
31
57% Jan
9
26%
26%
12%
100
100
% c/o
4%
16
30% May
com__No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp—
16
Jun
27
Mar 24
16
17% Dec
6
16
36% Jun
Elec
&
Gas
>"
Baltimore & Ohio common.
57%/Jun 27
63
17
16
4
4%
7
58% July 25
23
27% Dec
May
Baltimore
21
7
2
22% Apr
45 % Apr
10
45% Dec
9
13
Wilcox Co
&
8%
;—1
Inc
(The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Babcock
10
Feb
97% Jan
28
Jan
34
22% Dec
50
Babbitt (B T)
4
20
35% Feb
Dec
31% Nov
80
Jun
9% Jun
9
4
46% Jan
8% Dec 31
Oct 21
29
9
3% Jan
5% Jan
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81%
81%
55%
55
-
,
55 Vb
.
800
—L
'*
4,600
j
■
19% Jan
7% Dec 30
Maine RR—
Common
;
12 VA
13
23'A
23 'A
i
Aug 26
81% Oct 22
91
36% Jun
13
34% Jan
6
46% Jun
26
11
15
15
11% Jan
2
14% Apr
18
-100
Braniff Airways Inc
.—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
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
Brown & Bigelow
—
—1
48% May 22
7
28
May 23
42% Jan
17
54 3 4 Jun
19
Brown Shoe Co Inc.
32% Jan
13
44% Jun
25
10
18% Apr
3
25% Jun
22
11% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
10% Jun
11
24
6% Oct
41 % July
Feb
28
27% Dec
30
26 % Nov 19
41
Jan
30
88% Mar 11
25% Oct
11
383/4 jan
6
14
5% Jan
2
10
26% Jan
2
53 % Jan
13
15
92
22
13
66% Jun
Jan
61% July 12
21
82
Dec
Jan
13% Jan
18
4% Dec
27% May 21
47
48
85% Nov
8
36
Dec
Jan
30
87
36% Aug
Jan
48% Mar 21
8% Jan
preferred
5%
47% Jan
19% Dec 30
20
35% May 26
16
Mar 13
—15
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
No par
Dec
24
52% Jan
4
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_—„—No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
———5;
13% Dec
30
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
13% Jan
2
16% Jan
8
Eudd
78% Jun
10
82% Jan
30
34% July
27
21% Nov
24
79
8
Nov 20
25% Nov 27
13
22% Jnn
9
25
5
11
Jun
26
Jan
2
26% May 20
31% Feb
Forge
15% Mar 27
Bullard
9% Dec 31
29% Jan
Jan
21
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
12% Jan
16
14% Jan
23
9% Jan
2
12% Jun
2
19
62
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
63
Feb
25
70
Apr
10
64
Oct
29
65
24
56
Mar 26
59
Apr
9
25
64% Jan
52% July 10
27% Apr
62% Nov 13
27% Dec
23
16% Oct
8
Jan
74% Jan
19
Jan
3
3
76
18
21% Dec
3
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
18% Dec
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
25
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
101
96% Dec 30
36% Oct
29
Jan
11
44% Jan
11
39% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
3% Jan
2
2
9% Jan
30
15% Aug
4% Oct
28
6% Jan
8
32% Jun
24
37% Jan
4
13% Jan
2
74
16 % May
July 31
84
July^8
56% Jan
Feb
T
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35% Jan
14
3
27
7
California
26
Callahan
May 23
9% May 20
42% Jun
27
Campbell Soup
14 Va Jan
18V2Mar31
Canada
81
Jan
90
29
46
May
Dry
Co
Corp
common
tin
7
23% Oct
23
29% July 15
26% Jan
33% Jun
18
21% Dec
31
36% May 13
21% Jan
28% Jun
16
Canadian
52
47 V2 Jan
54% May 12
45% Dec
16
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Jan
III! let
2
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5
Cannon
Pacific Ry
Mills Co
3,500
47
461%
47%
...
Tb
7
7 Tb
7%
33%
33%
33 Tb
33%
6 5'A
64%
63%
64%
64'A
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91
14
91
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9
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7
91
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:
44 %
44%
44%
46%
45 3i
46 Vb
14
14
14
14
14
14%
14 Va
14%
54
53%
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54
*53 V2
53%
53%
53%
53%
41JA
42'A
41Tb
42%
42V4
44%
43V4
44'/a
43%
26%
26%
26 Va
2 6'A
26%
26%
26 Va
26'A
25'A
25%
25 »/a
25V2
25%
25%
25
25Va
25
14%
14%
14Tb
14%
14 Vb
14%
14%
81
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V4
8.
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29 Va
30
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13%
62
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62
73
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73
35 Va
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54
44
.
14%
12,800
81
80 Vb
81
30
29%
29%
400
13V4
13'A
13%
7.400
13 Vb
11%
11%
11%
i
11%
11%
11%
12 Vb
12
12Vo
11%
12%
11%
691/2
68 Vb
68%
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69 Vb
*68 Vb
69 Vb
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62
*59
62
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6li/2
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73
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73
-
6,300
11%
IIV4
12
35
...
34%
12
10,500
71 Va
34V2
35 Va
150
35
20,700
35'A
34V4
17 Va
17 Va
*17V'4
17%
*17 V4
*17'A
17%
28
27Tb
28V4
28V4
28%
28%
28%
5%
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5%
5%
5%
5Tb
5%
5%
23%
24'A'
*23 %
9.9'A
99'A
*'99V2
100 Va
98 Va
99%
5
_1
46%
4
46%
4
46%
4%
13%
13%
1
1.80
1.66%
No par
100
8%
41%
17Ta
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13%
8%
47%
4
13%
8%
41%
48%
5
46%
4%
13%
9
41%
18%
88
18
I
10
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31%
27
49
32Tb
27%
„
•
200
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17
54
'i-
13,200
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'
13 Va
13
141/2
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27%
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27%
54
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5.100
17
5%
:
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44,800
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27%
35
1
3,900
2,200
1,100
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i
■
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t
1,200
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'
2,600
>
91
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14
29 Vb
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64%
6
j
900
•
7%
34
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28%
64
44%
14%
I
4,100
33%
44%
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1,300
28 Vb
r
:
2,700
-
10
9%
64 Va
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25
23%
33%
7
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No par
12%
23%
64 Va
24%
Calumet & Heckla Inc_!
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
46'/2
,
*24%°
Corp.—
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
60
471/2 •'
41
28%
*12%
-
;
33%
7Vo
68 Va
10
100
Packing Corp
Mining
...
:
28
28 Va
*4o%
13
33 Tb
12'/a
5
Copper & Zinc
25
64%
*90
47
r
9%
28
*5%
Eyers Co (A M) common
7%
participating preferred
Jun
7
33 Tb
11%
15
Bros
May
47
68
1
Butte
46 Tb
12
5
27
8
preferred
5
28 7b
11%
Bush Terminal Co
Butler
9%
28 Va
9
13%
Burroughs Corp
4
48% Jun
5
2
17
second
9%
28%
9%
13%
1
100
100
100
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
1
3%%
preferred
4% %
Tb
28%
—5
Inc
Co
23
10
;
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Bulova
Co
No par
1
Jun
5% Feb
3% Jan
22
Dec
Jan
28% Jun
22 % Jan
2% Oct 22
9
May
36% Jun
16% Mar
—
Co
9
5
Co common
Buffalo
9% Dec 26
Nov
(The)
preferred
May 12
31
2
10
$5
*12 Vb
No par
—
.
54%
41%
18%
88
49
31%
27%
54%/.
24
4%
13%
8%
41%
18%
88
18
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32
27
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;
49
32%
27%
54%
24%
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25
100
100
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500
90
100
.
1
1
t
47%
4%
13%
8%
41%
18 Tb
*86%
48
47%
9,800
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49
~40
32%
400
27 %
27%
8,500
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54%
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27%
54%
18
88
49
32%
54%
9,600
3,100
18 %
48%
27 %
8%
42%
*86 %
18%
5,200
8'A
88
*32
35,900
4Tb
13Tb
42'A
8%
42
48
2,800
48
4%
13%
5
13Tb
;
500
Volume 187
Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2917)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9% Dec
30
28 Vi Oct
22
Oct
Lowest
26% Jan
22
21
4
51% Jun
105
13
2
6
7
33% Jan
29
13
Jan
28% Feb
21
Mar 21
22 v8 Nov 19
94 % Apr
9
40
25% Jan
2
74% July 16
65% Jan 11.
39% Jan 13
32% Jan
2
47
26
38% Jan
3
23% Aug
6
25 * Oct 24
18% Jun 19
;20% Jan
2
19% Jan
14% Apr
13
101% Jan
2
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30
Aug 15
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Dec
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99
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22
Nov 13
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-110% Jan
t
5ya Oct 22
Dec
17% Jan
8
109% Aug 20
24
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42 Va May
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Jun 26
23% Jun 11
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20% May 22
119% Jun f 6
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2
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23
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31
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2
10
133
V
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75'
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,
46%
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;
27
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45V'8 Apr
•
3
79 Va Feb
17
18% Dec 30
Jun
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^100
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18% Mar 11
6
8*
,
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50
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106% May 20
23
127
•
Apr 17
Apr
:
29
15% Jan
114% May
800
2
Jan
Jan
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9
i
Jan 23
74% Jan 13
40% F6b
4
30
B
City
May 14
45% May 21
60
S
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106
99% Jan
Apr
Service
240
6%
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11%
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5vavo "Jireferred
14
May 22
.150
9
Apr
7
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-
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101
v.
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68
14
Jan
25
Feb
,
18
3
Jun
C I T Financial
68 Va
30 Vs
12 Va
Cincinnati Milling Machine
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16 va May 23
102
43'
07% Jan 23
36 V4 Jan
3
139
:
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57j/4 Jun
/
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12
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6
/
14
15% Jan
71% Feb
•
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25% July 19
8
33% Deo
8
15 % Dec 16
37
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21
Feb
Jun
96%.Apr 30
106% Apr 22
13
10% Jan
25
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■
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24
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Jan
102
9
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2
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4
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7
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44
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;
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100
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Chile Copper Co
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18
115
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28%
18%
115
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63
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16,500
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Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac
RR.ZNZTpar
Chicago Yellow Cab..,
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20
67% Jan
600
30'/a
40%
'
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i
6
27
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Z 11% Jun
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23'/a
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75
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125
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237a
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•
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No par
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;
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2
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29%
par
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9%
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100
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17
45% Jan 10
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7
Jan
2
Jun
11% Jan / 2
43 Va Apr,
7*'37%
13 "
41
43
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20=8
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12
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26% Jan. 10
31% Jan
14
34% Apr 29
29
29y4 May 10
,18
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Jun
93% Jun
,
17% Alar 19
July 25
''.Mar 15
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:
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31
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5
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29%
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Inc
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Corp_
37% Feb 14
Chemetron Corp
1
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3
800
40 Va
6%-
99
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310
40%
42 v*
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50
6,100
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■
113 ;-
-
50
1,100
31%
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Z, 41%'Jun. 12
Jan
31% Jan,4%'Jan
2 •
49% Jan 24 V
20% Oct 10
Jan
,91
16%
113
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69-
par
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62%
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9 50
Cessna, Aircraft Co,
Chadbourn Gotlvam Inc
Chain Belt Co—
May 7
Feb 11
16%
113
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61%
99
2
'
5o
Century Industries Co—
No
Cerro de Pasco
Corp
•
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16
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31%
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27%
28.%
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61%
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•
34
99% Jan 29
-
10
~
115
6%
.
100
Central Violetta
Sugar. Co
•
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.
;
Illinois Public Service
.West
115
-
1027a
507a
40
102%
30%
30%
23 7«
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74
102
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43
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13%"
26%
102
40%
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28
100
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23
,
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,
38
24
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11
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/ ll.Va Apr 29
3 % Jan
>
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25%
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1
par
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-' 25y, Jun" 20
3
.'
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-
4
30%
49%
40%
1
Central .Hudson Gas &
Elec—No par
Central Illinois Lgt common—No
12
25%
50/
'
86% Jun
26
30%
"5 % preferred series B
'
'-
7
• 49% Jun :• 2
16 :> >'425% Feb '20
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10
8
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>
10
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.May
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Ry
9,100
26
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'ri
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16
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50
ser'es*AZl00
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;
49% Feb 21
76
7
-
18
15%
34'A
31
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Celotex Corp common-;
"
10% JSrt 29
/:43%Jan
31%'Oct 22
4% De c
20% Jun
m...
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6
11% Jan
'.,19% Dec ;24
1 Va Dec' 23
s :45Va
Oct 11
17% Dec
99
Jan
,
31% Jab
r;- jr
Oct 21
86% Jun
15
=
May 20
43% May 22
.;
•
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72% Mar 19
:;28
33%-Feb
4
19% Jun *•'■' 9
2
44
32% Dec 27
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i
11
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24% Oct 22 y 59% Jan
>
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,
3
.
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'm
16
100% Jan
26% Nov 4
17
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Jan
U
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54
July 29
80
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7
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7
t
:~18%Feb 28
■
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;
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167b
34%
26%
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preferred
15%
33 Vb
101%
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preferred
conv
^
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167B
34%
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r
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15%
33%
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Shares
16
34 Va
26 va
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the Weeli
June :il
15 Va
101%
-
Friday
June 26
33%
26%
•
Sales fet
Thursday
15%
IC'1%
5
PRICES
34%
34
No uar
SALE
June 25
RyZlOO
;
4.20fi -preferred
f Celanese Oorp of Amer
a:-?rll3% Jun 17;
_
Products
%
HIGH
Wednesday
June 34
10
n
99
55% Jan
Co
15
5
Z
r.7% /preferred
:
100
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Z__~i_7
Caterpillar Tractor common-_
-io
/,
<6% May 22
68% Jan 30
,12
,
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steel
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101
5
I
Co
AND
Tuesday
June .'13
i
Carrier Corp common
1 '4 % % preferred
Carriers &• General Corn_
30% May 29
3
5% Jan
97
Carpenter
9
; 43%
j
55%.Apr 14
(
?
31
Dee
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9
100 % Mar 13
:'10%Oct22.
96
ft
99% May
23
10
55
14\
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55 y« Dec
88% Oct
■
Apr
51% May 12
■
,
.
Monday
Par
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co__ZZI
Carolina Clinchfieid & Ohio
Carolina Power & Light__
31% Jun -21
31% Dec
r
LOW
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)
,102% Jun 26
25% Nov 10
V4 Dec 19
YORK
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
30% Apr
24
NEW
Highest
10% Jan
32% May 22
90V2 Nov 11
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
—
2nd preferred
—No par
109
20 Vi
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38%
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50%
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21
20%
20%
95
95
95
38%
38%
38%
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51%
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125
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104',i
50
21
20 V.
97
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39
39
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21 %
21'A
15,100
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10
97
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97
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80
104%
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49%
92
92
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94
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60
91
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17
The Commercial and Financial Chronic he
lfr
.
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
(2918)
STOCK!RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
stocks
KiD(e (er PreiiHi
Rant* Bine®
1957
Dec 31
9
26% Jan
39 V* Nov 14
,
«
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25% Jun
19
11
25% Feb
S
1
19% May 20
60% Jan 20
Dec -30
79% July 11
51
(
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28
(
27% Jan
Oct
74
22
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15
30
Dec
Oct
4
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June 27
1074
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16
Jun
86
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79
34 V*
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Thursday
1074
5274
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•
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52
-
PRICES V
-
21
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.
-
50
Inc
V
52%
,
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2% May 29
,30
Jun 27
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Coty
.
.
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21 ->
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34 >
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24%
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2274
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53 ;
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Apr 16
19% May 26
5% May 22
89
-
53% ; *
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Corning Glass Works common——5
3%% preferred
100
3Va% preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
1
87% Apr
0
Mar 11
85
36% Apr 22
86 • Mar 14
Oct 22
.
74
86% Mar 26
Jan
85
—5
5
5
-50
.
9%
...
53 ■.*>
V,.
1% preferred
100
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—ivl
17% Jun 23
>74% Feb 12
96% May 3
-25
May 17
6% Jan- a
2% Jan
8
79% Oct 31
9%
*_5
*14
Copper Range CoCopperweld Steel Co common
5f/e convertible preferred
6Vo convertible preferred
Corn Products Refining
44% Jun 24
169
Jun 23
16
12% Apr
14
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
57 V* Feb 13
,
-
Apr 17
55
14
Motors
52%.
%:, 52.
,
.
,
II
1074
11
10%
11%
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.
;<
;
June25
June24
. ^
10%
5
1
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Jan 30
,52
33% Jan 13
159
Mar 20
166% Dee 17
July 18
12% Dec 24 v
Jan
52
34% Dee 27
Feb It
„
145
i
25% Jun
18% Jan 13
40% July 11
54% July 25
i 43% Jan
Continental
__2
^
Continental Steel Corp.
May 22
June 23
;
Wednesday
Tuesday i
Monday.
'25/..
preferred
Insurance
LOW AND HIGH SALE
.
Par
Continental Oil of Delaware^
18
53% Jun
23
Dec
20
Continental
26
May 15
36
convertible
5%
36% Feb 18
8
-18% Jan
2
49% May 21
16% Dec 30
>
>
19
10
a
Jan
-
20
,
,
,
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
53 % Jun
28%Jan
May 15
37
/ 17 V. Dec 23
t
6
14
•70% Jun 1#
26Va Deo 24
i
•
Jun
9
5% Oct 22
41% Dec 30
;
44
Jun
12
V
EXCHANGE
21% Jun
8
Jan it
18% Mat
-
3
54% May
*"
8% Apr 29
7
7
15% Jan
4
20 Vt Nov
,
Lewest
Hlghert
Lewest
.
YORK STOCK >
NEW
Jan. 1
.Highest
-
•
'
r
*
"
26% Oct
30
22
Jan
17% Oct
31
10% Dec
23% Jun
11
14
(The)
Crescent Petroleum Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
3
19% Apr 28
3
22% Jun
14% Mar
'
Jan
7
3
11
53% Jun
4
95% Mar 18
12
43% Apr
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
40% Oct 22
85
Oct 22
35% Jun
25% Jan
16% JUly 23
18
31% Feb
5
Cream of Wheat Corp
17
3
28% Jan
0
4
Aug
May 12
39
.
20
2.50
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
101% Jun
25
J 6% Dec
•
> *357b
48%
.
*100
;
187#
—No par
$2 preferred
.
23
38% Jan
15% Feb 20
19% Jun
27
$4.20 preferred —
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
16% Dec
31
32% Apr 17
16% Jan
2
27% Jan
24
Cuba
17% Oct
11
18% Jan
13
25% Jun
5% Oct
21
30% Apr 25
11
Jan
2
7% Jan
19
65% Jan
56
Nov
54
6
67
8
5
17
4
18% Jun
9
47% Jan
19% Jan
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%#> preferred
6
26
Cuneo
Press
—5
21% Feb
6
3
11
20% Mar
0
47
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
28 Va Jan
34% Jun
64% Jan
14
40% Mar
3
.;
prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred...—No par
Curtiss—Wright common —
i-1
V;
$4
507s May 23
9
Class
—1
A
9%
56
20
24%
3474
.
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
48
——10
—
3374
337a
32 y2
32 *k
2,00c
18%
187k
18%
177 k
187a
19%
19%
19 ya
1974.
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67
67
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83.
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337 k
v
33 y2
7
79% Jan
8°4 Oct 22
16
Dec 18 0
374 Dec
10
21 Va Oct 22
40
Oct 21
72
Oct
24
75
Jun
19
147k Oct 22
26% Dec 31
7
19 Vb Dec
30
67k Dec
18
-
3574 Oct
23
Jan
Jail
21
59% July
34% Dec 17
39
Jan
57% Jan
377k Mar 13
3874 Nov 12
34
137k Dec 30
15% Jan
>
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1974
1974
19%
247 k
24-?V:-
24 3 «
24
34 7
2374
a
33%
34
74
487 k
48
48
49
6
13 y#
8
Dec
Dec
24
5074 Oct
5
1174 Jan 14
12
10
11
July
14% Jun
14
;
24'/# Jan 29
68'/# Jun 17
•
91
10
11% Dec 24
Oct 22
49
Jan
2974 Apr
4374 Feb
34% Mar 17
24
16'/# Oct
21
•
0% Aug 20
7
16
2
30% Jun
27
Jun
16
5% Dec 20
May 13
11
Jan
59'/# Feb
4
42% Feb
4
May "9
Dunhill
127k Jun
6
974 Jun 24
99
21
206
July 10
172 */a Apr
10
27
110
Mar 27
lOG'/a Jan
8
Jan
0
Jun
76% Nov 14
89% Feb
1
85
30% Oct 23
37'/+Apr
45
Jan
2
34V# Jan
41
Mar
Dunlan Corp
—
36% Nov 14
-""41
/397k Oct 28
41
Nov
40
41
July
July
14
Oct
25
49% Jan 29
Aug 27
40'/# Jun
,
50
1
Jan 24
44
Jan
8
48y# Mar
50
18
Jan
48
Jan
8
50
31
44% Feb 28
48
Jan 13
48% Jan 29
50
Jan 22
16'/# Jan 10
1
24
10
147k Jan
14
Jan
4%
3
17
49
*477k
487+
—5
*50
17',#
10
33%
32',/#
38%
39'/#
197 k
19%
197#
197k
117#
11
11
8 7k
87k
183
1097k
1097k
897 k
497k
497k
4774
497k
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50
*47'/a
*49
51
*49
51
33 Va
33 Va
33 k
33 V#
3374
33 +
32
34-!a
327b
337b
33%
34
15.80C
32%
35
35'/a
35
35%
19,006
26%
27%
27 Va
27%
78
78 y2
77%
77%
60
38
407b
40V+
417k
23,90C
337k
33
32%
34%
35
26ra
26%
41% Jun
27
377+
11074
157
477k
29'/#
84
26%
95
16'.b
2934
367k
37%
109'/+
157
22% Oct
21
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
40
Jan 16
22% Jan
2
30
Jan
9
83'/# May 22
22% Jan
2
27 y# Mar 19
74
NOV
B
21% Dec
19
82
76
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
91
24% Dec 30
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
25
3,% Jan
2
35*/# Mar
26 V# Jan
2
6% Jan
2
3 Va Jan
2
25 Va Dec
27
6% Dec 30
24
Dec
23
22% Oct
22
3% Oct
22
15 y# Oct
22
Apr
8
86
Jan
17
27y#Jul>
3
14*/# Apr
15
1
14% Jan 31
44% July
Jan
27
Jan
2
May 20
6% Jan 14
29
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
21
Jan
7
-
31% Jan
76
89% Jan
14
79
Nov
6
-24% Nov 13
6% Dec 23
43
Dec
56
July
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
12
77
Feb
1
3
62
Feb
28
10% Nov 13
26y# Jan
77k
77k
7%
4014 Jun
26
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
337k
3874
7'/a Jun
16
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
337b
3874
7
217k
32'k
38'/+
6%
2174
32
Feb
May
8
3274 Jun
26
67k Jan
87k Jun
13
60% Feb
3
57
6
Mar
Apr 30
30
14% Jan
29
Jun
13
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
14
16
28% Jan
2
39
May
1
4
5
674
10
2174
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Erie RR common
No par
19
18
47#
32'/+
5
51% Apr
Dave
10
3
26
see
Amer shares—_
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
12% Oct 22
footnotes
Storage
El Paso Natural Gas
28% Dec 23
For
Electric & Mus Ind
3
44% Jan
Apr
297a
4%
32*/#
9
54% May 29
11
*90%
16*/s
5
-
327k
85.74
317k
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
*
Evans Products
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Co
100
50
5
1
3
87k
537k
*53
13
187'a
357k
327+
86
32
874
54
57
137a
187b
357k
a
47
29V# >29V#
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84
26
26 Va
90% 90%
*16
16'+
297b 29Vb
47+
4%
3174 32
Jun
9% Feb
35
90
Jan
100
1
Electric
3
38% Apr 30
10
preferred
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5% May 14
22
35 y# Apr
26
Elastic
4
17% Jan
30% Dec 23
*80
4*/a%
Mar 27
33'/# Jun
*29
100
2.50
4y#%
31% May 26
8
34
95
20 y2 Feb
l
preferred
Ekco Products Co common
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
May 28
1 08
.
„
* 8574
317k
8 74
53
*53
12%
187k
34 74
140
187k
32*4
157
4674
170
6,200
177b
26% Jan
109
183k
187 b
797+
157
467k
50
51
177+
60
80C
52
*49
.
20
'
18
*78%
2
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IOC
6,600
45*k
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..
17,506
2,400
/
18*,k
787#
10
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50
50
177k
/
,
52
52
50
27 Va
100
*50
*47 7k
34'%
Co
52
*50
52
7874
Kodak Co common
477+
*50
267+
preferred
Manufacturing
48 7 k
*44
37.50C
407k
477+
33'/#
6%
397k
40
48
10
Eastman
89 7 i
497k
10
Eaton
109'k
*49
100
3
185
109
49%
47%
Corp
17
1837+
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897k"
•49
prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
23
100
87k
497k
48
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com
Mar
2,600
20
457k
48
20,000
11
397k
Eastern
Jun
90C
26,508
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4
477k Jun
17 Va
55%
39*/#
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3,000
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1837+
109
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5,50C
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57'/a
397k
27
113
1817+
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4.40C
6.26C
12.50C
317k..-.
15y#
2,40c
23%
>11,800
29%
1,600
15%
45,00€
*10%
974
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31%
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27% Jun
2
89 7'a
.
3974
34%
40 7k
35% Jun
13
*88%
/
11-74
3374
45
82% Jun
Mar 20
182%
1097k
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5574
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.
167k
.
56 7k
38 y2.
-
V
8%
,
397#
16% Jan
97 Va Jar
97 a
9
15.90C
537k •
1874t;V
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45
22% Api
73% Jas
38% Jan
;
1817 k
181%
30% Apr
3
42 '/a July 15
81% Mar 5
151
*11
15.30C
547+
38%
117#
10,700
*
,
874
167a
557b
18
14
20
107k
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167k
547 k
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24.70C
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+
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30
28
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23 y8 Dec
Feb
'
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•
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,
.
1474
557b
16*/2 Dec
64V# jar
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:,
16%
Airline
158
88
:
557k
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6
36
15
3774
167#
Eagle-Flcher Co
13
.
37*/a
7,00c
-2,006
87
1774
17%
: 14%
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56%
17
31
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V
87
567#
17
81% Feb
84
'
-
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84
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567k
38% Feb
38% Dec
50%
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167
34% Jun
143y# Nov
1.20G
10%
29 ya Jan
37
2.40c
C
55%
27% Jan
5
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50 7k
107b
4
6074 July
1
115
Jun 18
35%
507#
3574
167k
11
24% Deo 23
3574
507#
34%
16'/#
47% Jan
4%%
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56%
51% Jan
Dec 31
11
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11
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11
11
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9274
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4774
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33%
1
50
50
1,000
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'
11
557k
50
51
177#
50
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
D W G Cigar Corp
34
49
927#
167k
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34
477a
11
107k
56%
48'/#
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50
51
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53
Jan 31
18% Mar 20
>
2974
137a
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500
257b
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184
110
8874
3974
50
preferred
4.20%
874
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29.300
56*k
20 Va
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k
107'a
1974
117k
8%
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,
,
227k
(...;
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3974
457k
49
1
$4.15 preferred
[May 12
49
15
55%
3874
19*4
*10%
.
183
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5
Preferred $4.50 series—-No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Duquesne Light Co common
10
$3.75 preferred
50
4774 May 13
5
46% Mar 13
•.
& Co—
Common
192
Jun 17
112'/# Apr 21
91*/# Apr 28
2
1674
55
377k
.
1 ~
1
International
du Pont de Nem (GI)
160% Oct
.
107#
167k
5774
1674
1074
16'/+
Dr. Pepper Co
No par
Dome Mines Ltd—
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
No par
Dover Corp
1
Dow Chemical Co
5
Dresser Industries —
50c
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
177k May 20
74% Jan
9
17*/# Jun 13
20
3074
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/ 177b
.
700
1,300
53
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3
9
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2
20
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.
12
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33
9
12
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9% Aug
6
15
3674 >
367k
Alkali Co
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Diamond-Gardner Corp com.——1,,
30% . 317#;
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25
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32 4
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50c"
15
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Disney (Walt) Productions
2.50
22'/#
227k
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Divco-Wayne Corp —1
13%
1474
247k May 28
2
2
5774 May 13
.
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f
47%
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11
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86
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3474,/
33%
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37%Marl3
32% Apr 30
32% May 21
19'/# May
36V* Dec
4
2
3
2
Apr
8
Jan
2
May 22
Apr
7
1774
147/b
36%
36%
197k
874
.
Detroit Steel Corp..
Al.
De Vllblss Co——*^15
J Devoe & Raynolds class A
—2
2
8%
1174
54%
12
527k
5074
857#
87
88*4
.1774
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-
.
.
'
25% Jan
97k Jan
34% Jan 14
17
8
11% Jan
14
Jan
15% Dec 10
22
6
58
Jan
5GV4
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,
11
37k
11.
34
50% '■ 507k
83%V 837a
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36% -36*%
20 ,; 20
.
12y# May 26
29% Mar 26
14
Dec
9
25V+ Jan
~
974 Apr
17
4174 Jun
Feb
34 -
4774
93
48 7
•
1.90C
247+
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34
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1
;
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974
2474
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4.000
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197*
-
Delaware Power & Light Co
13.50
53%
537k
,537k
Delta Air Lines Inc——
3./.> 18.74 .18.%,/.( 18%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par...
39% .3974
'
38.74
Detroit Edison
4.
-_20
x4Q
40.'/#
?v,
40
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
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57 f.*5574
May 27
20% Feb
9% Jan
33%
y
547k- 547 k.
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107b
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34 •
48
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93, 107b 11 V
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67
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55
.
477+
Delaware & Hudson—-No par*
Delaware Lack & Western
50
•
3074 May
■
Mar 29
23 Va Oct
13
16
22
28
16
5
10
17
4
6
16
417a May
34% Mar 17
2
25 y8 Dec-30
■
31
20% Dec 19
2
Dana Corp common
—_1
374% preferred series A
-100
Dan River Mills Inc
——5
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
y Daystrom Inc
•—
——10
,
Dayton Power &'Light common—7
1
Preferred 3.75% series A_
100
> Preferred 3.75% series B—
100/.'■
Preferred 3.90% series C
^—100
, Dayton
Rubber Co—
i.—50c - •
.^ Decca Records Inc—^50c
- Deere & Co common—
10
7% preferred-—
i.—20 v-
May 5
Jun 4
Jun 9
Jun 27
Jan 7
Jun 17
54
18
37% Jan
2
3
65
.
34% Apr
55
23
227k Jan
8% Dec
37
>
4174 May 21
17
Nov 25
55
»
46% Feb
267k Apr 18
48 y# July 17'
30
22
48%
91
11%
4Va
11%
3674
51
Jun
87 - Jan
88
Jan
89 , Jun
18y#Jun
- 1674 Mar
38% Jun
37
Jun
23
Feb
87k Jun
.
16 y+ Jan
51% May 15
41% Feb 25
33 Va Oct
15 Va Dec
437k Jan
2
83% Jan 10
83
Mar 26
83 - Mar 18
.
15% Jan
2
.
13% Jan
2
; 27% Jan
2
30
Feb 25
197k Mar 18
674 Apr 10
.
.
19% July 22
3274 May 6
31% Feb
1
28% Apr 25
257k Jan
7
2
Nov
'
Mar 4
86
Feb 27
88
Apr
5
2374 Jan
3
Nov 15
26
Apr 15
86
73
13% Jan
4174 Apr 3
83*/+Jan 15 ,
97k Jan 14
3
Mar 11 /
10Va Apr 21
> 30
Mar 10
July 12
Mar 1
Jan
9
Feb 27
Apr
3
Aug
1
14,900
974
55
>4,.
61
8674
12%
674
13Vb
47
49%
40Vk Oct 21
107a
;
34
974
9%
974
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>130
44.600
*
57,
1974
.
28,400
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1974
•
2474
t
97a
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IOC
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67
10%
25
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25
10.7k
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20
2474
10%
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48
101
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25
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3574
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20
18
20
20
24%
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101
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1874
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:
48 74;
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19
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3374
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9
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247«
243b
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34. 49
48%
32%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
3374
187b
*35%
25 74 i
>
10
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*87#
100
__5
Inc
Curtis Publishing common.——1
38% Oct
11
25
/
26
Jun
30% Nov 21
23% Dec
noncum
10% Jan 21
56% Feb 13
34
3
12
59% Jun
22
Jun
12
Jun
9% May 28
13
Jan
Jun
54
53% Feb
16
11% May
7
2
8% Apr
8
13% May
2
Jan
29
33% Jan 28
18
1974
pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar —*--*—10
RR 6(>o
34 7 a
84
18
197a
v
4
6% Jan
2
Feb
9
5% Nov 20
27% Dec 17
> 7% Jan
16
347a
187#
20%
35% r
49% >
1007-2 18%. <
197# v
34%
// 18%
2
1
8
337b
38%
6%
217b
3274
87
32
8 7k
53
57
127k
18%
3 5 7k
35
,2
26 +
(8 ,2
79 +
^6
108 ,4
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109 ,+
52
28
+
79
29
80
26
26%
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16%
95
167a
29%
4-'8
317b
30%
4 ia
31%
110'/#
111
111
113
1,800
19.10C
11,50C
158%
7C
46 Va
46%
46%
467 b
4,000
29
29 %
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29 Va
30C
80
807#
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26
267 a
81%
2674
4,200
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158%
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25%
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94
95
90
70
167b
16%
297k
30 Va
1,000
5,300
47b
474
47 k
47 b
10,500
317b
317#
31'/+
317k
2,400
16 Va
16 y8
29%
30
77k
8
77a
33
327/a
33'/«
387k
397k
39%
40'/+
-
774
4,200
32%
774
774
3274
3374
50,400
397k
39%
19.00C
77a
8,400
217k
217k
21%
217k
217k
21%
2.10C
32
32
32
32 y+
32 Vk
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7
67k
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7
7
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88
88
1,600
100
87
87
32 7 k
327k
327k
3274
327k
32 34
6,100
87a
8»/a
87b
87k
8%
17,500
53
52%
5274
57
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8
52'/#
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•
52
57
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12%
52
690
57
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Volume 187
Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2919)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Binge lor Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS *
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
June 23
AND HIGH
-
~i'„.
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
June 21
Sales far
Thursday
June 23
Friday
the Wtok
June 27
June 26
Shares
P
39
Nov 25
Oct
6
15
65
1214 Jan 24
U
Sep 25
22 Ve Jan
67
22
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
3% Dec 30
,
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Oct
45
Sep 30
22
Jan
17
17% July
37% Apr
7
1
24% Jan
43
45% July
17%
Oct
22
25% Jun
Dec
31
18% Sep
10
13% May 14
26% Jun
27
83% May 29
18% Mar 25
30% May 13
2
May 19
3% Apr
2
60
Feb
Mar
32
8
53% Mar it
7
11%.hm
16% Apr 23
61%» May 13
29
2
5
12
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
31% Dec 31
43 % May
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
15% Jan
2
25% Nov 29
67% Jan
Jan
16
6
Jun
14% May
27
19
;i
54% May 22
3
36% Jau
23
18%' Apr
22% Juu
27
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
29 % Jan
38% Jun
27
19% Jan
22
Jun
27
19
16
29% Jan
16% May
16% Jan
20 % Jan
40% Jun
20% NOV 12
34% jun 11
28
Jun 18
27% Jan 21
Dec
30
17
31% Jan
10
19% Oct 22
32
14
75% Oct 28
105
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39.
.
Oct
22-
19% Dec 20
'36% Nov 13
81% Nov 13
100% Oct
2
47
Mar 12
Jan
57 -
July 12
May 2
29% Jan
9
66
101% July 23
-
16% Apr 25
'38%"Apr
7
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Feb
8
82% Apr
101% Jan
57
Dec
5
55% Feb
53% Jup 27
24 y4 Mar. 14
48% Jun 13
*
16
106
2
28% May 29
100% Jun 20
83% Jan 14
47% Feb 10
2*
Jan
23% Mar 13
21% Jun
14
93% Jan. 6
104% Jun
5
69% Jun 19
14
15% Apr 25
18
Jun
4
Fairbanks Morse & Co___
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4%
convertible preferred
5% preferred series
Fausteel
5%%
conv
pfd 1953 series:
83%
*82%
83
85
17%
6% Dec
16
f: 34% Oct 22
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Nov
6
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Oct
21
'44% Aug 27
•
12% Jan
4
6% Mar 10
46% July 9
95% May 10
59% May 8
59% Jun
37 % Jan
87%i Jan
60'/a Jan
13
^17%
Nov ,20
22% Oct 28
4-.34%
Oct 22
43% Jan
64
17
Nov 13
7% Mar
0
5% Oct
21
42% Oct 21
92
Oct
23
84% Jan
3
33% Oct
21
'
35% Dec 30
13% Oct .22
;
;
32% Dec 30
8
Nov 18
10%Dec
*
2
68% Nov 14
4
8% Dec. 10
62
Nov. 14
6 % Oct ^ 22
8% Dec 30
40% Dec 30
20
18% Aug
54
20%
65% May
134
May
93% Aug
61% July
59% Mar
18% Apr
*
10%
3
22
3
52% May 27
23
35
Jan
30
'96
2
13
Jun
Jun
27
12
Mar 17
25% Mar 20
2
13% Mar 11
57% Jun
18
Jan
2
92
Feb
4
94% Jun
7
48% Jun 27
116
May 26
2
2
42% Juil
18
29
15
2
19% Jun
5
Jan
25% Feb 25
8
3
-v8% Jan
10% Jan
37% Jan 16
12% May 22
12 % Jun 18
2
3
14
S
14
July 24
•10% Apr 10
45
Apr
35% Apr
July 11
Jan
3
37% Jan
24% Jan
80
69 % Juu
19
67% July
:
9
17
100
5
16
17%. May
12% Jan
123
69% Jun
47% Jan
■
15
15
10
4
20%
,i
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convertible preferred
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
39%
39%
18%
par
27%
27%.
100 %
52%
53 %
18%:
18%,:.
& Rubber
com—J6.25
'
45%
45%
Apr 11
67% Jan
.
15
9% Jan
2
92% May 12
13% Feb
3
Jan
2
65
64
7
Jan
0
8% Jau
22
20 % Jan
6
8% Feb 19
11% M^y 23
2
40% Jan
May
2
45% May 23
28% May 22
45
87%
87
*103
68
68
17%
17%
2
.67%
17%
~
3% Dec 30
51
Jan
9
25% Dec
17
90% July
25
1
Nov 19
67% Deo 18
9
125
10
Jan
Dec
23
3 % Jan
6
5% Jan
59 "
2
Jun
6
37% July 12
101
Jan 25
52 %
Apr
4% Jan 21
7
26% Jan
65
13
May 16
69 % Jan
11
Aug
2
"9% Jan
135
Apr 30
125.
7
18
102
24 % Feb 25
88
Feb
30% Jun
2
96% Jail
47% Jun 12
May 26
Apr 18
35% Jun
10
85% Jun
2
18
11% Mar 19
Jan
140
May 29
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4%. preferred
i.
93% Jun
27
75
Jan
35
6
49% Dec 31
14% Jan 22
48
Jan
14
11% Jan
2
Mar
9% Dec 20
10% Dec 26
12% Jan
15
25% July
Dec
20
22
8
10% Jan
14
Apr
52% May 6
14% May 23
11% May 9
19% Jan 24
2
10
113%
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54%
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120
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2,600 ^
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96
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17%
33%
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32%
33%
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12%
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28%
28%
28%
28
38%
36%
38
38%
38 %
4
52% Feb
5
15% Feb
27
68% Apr 12
72% July 22
19% May 15
40
Feb
12
50% Dec 31
4
Oct
21
8% Jan 11
56
100
Oct
22
69
Jan
4
July 26
115
Jan
30
33% Dec
19
101% Nov
1
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33
7
Dec
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
91% Feb
1
16
40
Apr 12
47% Dec 31
68
Jan
4
30% Oct
11
47% July 12
27% Oct
18
42
Oct
25
34% May 17
57% July 15
4
55
Apr 29
57
Apr
8
19% Jan
2
48
65% Jan
9
64% Jan 24
25% May 29
64 % Jun 23
Jan
13
4% Jan
2
60 % Jan
112
Apr
2
79
Jun
1
117
Jun
3
33% Jan
2
40 % Jim
18
112% Mar 20
117% Jan
16
92 % Jail
22
9% Jun
59%
35%
5
35%
5%
27
27
15%
15%
3%
3%
5
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51%
28 %
283 4
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41%
37%
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68% Jun 25
5
41
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20
31
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24
52 % Feb
6
27
•
May 26
44% Jail
2
Dec
18
33% Oct
22
39% May 22
37% Jan
2
19% Oct
22
34
21% Apr
15
14% Dec
26
24
18% July 3
50% Jan io
32% Jail
13
19% Nov 19
27% Mar 19
20% Jail
2
24% Feb
5
16% Dec 23
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
3
24% Jun
16
31
Dec
5% Jun
13
July 19
4
Jan
-a
15'
n
Jail
7
3
22% Sep 20
May 16
25
Feb
May 31
May 2
25
Jan
45
Sep
3
36% Oct
22
15% Dec 23
22 % Oct
95
28 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
33%
34%
34
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35%
35
11
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16
91
I
16%
July 31
1.08% Jan
77
Oct
83% Dec
Jun
Jan
21
79% Jun
13
70% Feb 12
28% Dec
4
1
Oct
21
95% July 8
37% Jun 14
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
4
Oct
21
13% Jan
9
25% Feb
11
37% Oct
59% Jan
36% Feb
6
4
2
157 % Jan
67
Dec
3
20% DeC-12
22
78
Jan
U
30% Apr
-
4
2
Jan
2
1
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2
48% May
1 % Mar
4% Jan
9
Jun
19
90 %
90%
90%
500
36%
35%
36
68
68%
68%
68%
35%
68%
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General
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1
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32 %
32 %
31%
32 %
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32
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68%
32%
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15
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29
28
51
51%
51%
4%
5
4%
5
17
Apr 30
Apr
;
30% Jan
2
131% Jan
2
67
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22% Jan
2,
9
38 % May 13
26% May 21
146% Jun
4
75
.
Jan
20
28% May 27
see
page 26
34%
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94
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32
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3
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Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
165
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27%
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29,700
95
17
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17
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58
56%
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2
58%
57%
58%
57%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
5
79%
81
79%
81
80%
81%
80%
81%
80%
82
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
33%
33%
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33%
33 %
33 %
33%
33%
33%
3334
600
1
45%
46
45%
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
14,300
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1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
9,900
33A% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
Great Western
7%
1%
25,400
6%
%
6%
6%
6%
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7%
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45%
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37
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45%
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36
35%
36%
36%
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25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
3,400
138%
138%
138
138
68%
68%
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71
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35%
36
25%
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138%.
139
100
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72
1
25%
6
•
25%
Green, (H L) Co Inc
27,800
,
37%
36 %
25
Ry Co
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Sugar com—No par
preferred
58%
5
5
25%
Green Bay 6c Western RR
1%
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12.50
i
44
44%
"
138
69%
25%
25%
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11
7
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For footnotes
34%
22%
10
Grand Union Co (The)
52% Jan
2
20% Jan
34%.
22%
1
Co
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common—
May 12
34%
22 %
100
-
17
27
34%
22%
100
16
May 8
8% May 20
21 y8
22%
—100
16
86
2814
21%
433/a
22%
21%.
100
preference
Jun
27
3
28
21%
22 %
83
com
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Glidden Co
27%
21%
22 %
10
10
% % preferred
(The)
27%
1
.25
Getty Oil Co
43%
27%
21%
1
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43%
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28 %
21%
34%
.
4%
43%
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.
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21%
Castings Corp
Gerber
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conv
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,
21%
34
43%
43%
29
51
51
5
90 !i-
6.67
General
$5 preference
5 % % preference
*27%
28
50%
10c
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
25
$1.30
114
No par
General Shoe
Steel
91
*36
114
No par
preferred
$3 convertible preferred
General Public Service
7% Jun
3
1,700
*90%
Grace (W R) & Co
37% Jun
5% Jan
150
106,700
115!a
*35%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
27% Jan
115
115
68
39 % Jun
79% Mar 21
113%
114%
36%
4
46
*11334
114%
393 4
91%
5
33% Jan 15
28% Jan 31
37
Jan
22
41
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
138
Jan
84 % Jan
34
85
122% Nov 11
68
2
45% fcov 20
14
16
Jan
29% Dec 26
Jan
4
29
3% May 15
159% May
2
30
22
11
Feb
34% Jan
53% May 19
69
Feb 12
86% Apr 15
6% Apr 18
35 % May
8
Feb
18
114
39%
67%
Gimbel Brothers
2
*113%
39%
*35%
11
9
79
113%
38%
*90 %
28 Vs Jun
Apr 16
78%
113%
39%
91
7
Apr
2% Jan
77%
113'%
38Tu
68%
21
15 %
74 %
113%
39%
36%
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23
74
114
38%
67%
3
2
73%
1
Mar 18
14
9!ii
Portland Cement Co
Gillette
Dec
75
8%
1
General
19
4% Apr 26
75
9%
113%
39%
Preferred $3.75 series
General Outdoor Advertising..
39% Jun
37% Jan
9
74
39%
No par
No par
preferred
Jun
94% May 21
a
24,600
60,200
{>7%
114%
91%
$5
'97
6
87
8%
57%
115
72 %
114
1%
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27% May
57% Nov 14
20
No par
100
3
91
Corp
common
preferred
10
28% July
11
5 ','0
General
23 % Jan
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
21% Dec
1
10,000
33,500
2,800
33% Apr
21% Jan
46% Mar 26
20% Dec 24
21
63T«
4%%
2
Oct
63
4
20
5
63%
6
51% Jan
71% Oct 31
633/i,
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4
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17
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8%
15
3
23
62 Tii
Jan
13
Dec
62 %
Apr
44% Jan
26% Dec
62
8%
88
26% Jan
27
62%
8%
164
9
39% Oct 21
61%
•
July
160
600
No par
3
May 8
May 29
16
25%
83
22
157% Oct
59qi,
25%
30
21
18
59
25%
7
Oct
29% Oct 21
2% Dec 18
59%
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221/4 Apr
Oct
11
58%
25%
4
39
20% NOV 14
5754
58%
25%
Railway Signal
23
32% Oct
57,
57%
Public Utilities Corp
9
7 .57
57
58%
25%
General Telephone Corp
2
100
5,800
57%
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General Tire & Rub
% Jan
k
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7
84
11%
16%
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1,100
,
57%
18
Apr 25
18
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400
14
57%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
Feb
52%
•
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90
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52%
14
14
25%
25
;
93
52%
57:l
22% Jun
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2
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50% Jun
Jan
11
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57%
7
Feb
.
27%
34%
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Apr 29
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&
1
Electric
Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
16% Jan
3
84
5,000
General Dynamics Corp
40% Jan
pr 23
July 17
7
22
1,900
*99% 101
34_
34!
General
General
General
7
/
11
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30
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137
90
18
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t
35%
11
,
137
58
29%
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137
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34%
84%
136%
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13
5
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27%
83 %
*88
22% Jun
26% Mar
58
136%
.
13%
7
Mar
1
May 2
May 23
1,500
4,000
No par
100
29% Jun
-
14
23
5
15%
3%
5
84
51%
Mills
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3;!4
11'%
89%
General
6
300
3%
85
51%
27
8
281%
15%
10%
13%
Instrument
Jau
28
100%
1Q0,
34%
5%
700
1,400
5,500
6,500
5,800
15%
'
29%
100
37
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8,600
45
28
15%
3%
89%
General
87 % Jan
11%
•
45
5%
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85
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U
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37%
36%
5%
28
15%
58
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28%
35%
35%
28
4%
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15%
8
11
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No par
Cigar
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10%
44%
*
General Contract Corp common.—2
6c/o series preferred
lo
General Controls Co
5
4%
7%
7%
'/
;
310
5
common
Corp..
2
48% Jan
28% Jun
34
300'
12,900
24,500"
No par
Co
Cable Corp com
1st preferred
General
700
*12
;'44%
38%
17%
11%
10 3 4
44
60
6,900
36,400
17,700
7,700
33%
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46% Oct
20
11%
*12
10
General
5
55%
113%
120
50
12%
33%
1
Acceptance Corp...
General Baking
$8 preferred
General
12%
54%
5,100
33%
11%
—10
No par
_ioo
$4.50 preferred
16
12%
1,500
■►•'
22%
41%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
5
General Amer Transportation__2.50
17
12'/4
54%
:
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94
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12%
4134
General American Indus com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
General American Investors com
1
36% Jun
22
41%
Gardner-Denver Co
28% Jun
*110
22
41
convertible preferred
50
Gamewell Co (The)
—No par
19 % Jan
21%
50%
*92
17%
5%
30 % Apr
Mar
34
94
41%
common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
11
86
50%
33%
*92
-
17%
Gabriel Co (The)
26 % Jan
6
33%
94
22%
41%
—
46% May 24
70% Nov
50%
33%
34%
,
2
Foster-Wheeler Corp..
Francisco Sugar Co_
Franklin Stores Corp.
Freeport Sulphur Co.
17% Dec 23
Oct 21
20%
46%
Foremost Dairies Inc
30
10,600
5,600
4,000
66%
46
General
2
66%
20%
50%
67 %
20%
50%
47%
41%
16
2
4,000
67
67
20%
50 %
33%
3,800
20%,
67%
21
22
2,100
67%
46%
Garrett Corp (The)....
2
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
1
4%% convertible preferred____50
13
69
47! 4
41% Jun 27
3% Jan
68
*89
1—5
Ford Motor Co.
40% Jun
2
5% May 14
30% May 13
14% Jan
68%
50%
*92
7%:
41%
93
*94%
46%
2
24% Jan
'v.
7%
42%
94%
17
15
7%
42
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94%.
Jan
8% Jan 14
7%
1,000
43,400
96
Jan
15% Fteh 19
173i
46%
27
36% Jan
40
68%
17%"
*94%
32
Dec. 30
9,000
1
54
3% Oct 21
9;700
89%
68
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6,600
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103
100
;
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40% Jun 28
13% Oct 31
87%
103
20%
12%
100
40
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42%
,
67%
55%
preferred
preferred
Mineral Co.
183/e
47%
67%
12%
19
•23
68%
55%
31% Dec
2
68%
633%
18%
45'%
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500
1,300
17,300
99%
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68
*7%
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10
36% Jan
Jan
7%
42%
93
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Machinery & Chera Corp
21
23% Oct 25
7%
41%
*89
18
20%
27%
98%
;
,
104%
.
39%
27
88 %
104%
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common.:
I
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1
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1
4(;'o convertible preferred
33,4 %
39%
99%
53%
18 %
45%
i
87
Oct
8
20%
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Firth (The) Carpet Co..,.
__5
Flintkote Co (The) common
5
.$4 preferred—...
—No par
Florida Power Corp
7%
Florida Power & Light Co
No~par
Fluor Corp Ltd
convertible
*17%
100
(wi)
16,800
6,000
5,400
9,000
21%
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4%% preferred.
First National Stores
3 Vtc/o
16%
20%
38%
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20%
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38
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27
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54
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21%.
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87
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93
94
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7% Jan
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78
16
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39% Jan
33'% Jun
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6
8
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13
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6
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10
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4,100
46%
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Federal
Firstamerica
45*000
25%
'
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Mogul Bower Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co
1
i
Federal Paper Board Co
common- 5
4»60% preferred
.J25
Firestone Tire
11%
'*75
5
~2
Fenestra Inc
38
11%
25%
17%
'28
common—.1
Federated Dept Stores.,
38
11%
25%
"
.
Fcdders-Quigan Corp
39
11%
.25%
'
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PauicK Corp
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11%
25%
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39
11%
25%
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Corp
Family Finance Corp commonm
*37%
'
.
-
25%
7%
7
26
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253/4
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26%
25%
46
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87
7%
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6,300
11,200
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20
3,300
2,200
310
72%
60
26%
5,700
19
fi
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
16% Apr
9
Apr
17
17% Mar 20
24% Jun
2
25
10% Jan
10
17% Jan
20
13
14
80% Jun
12% May 10
7% Apr
89
76 74 Nov 20
Feb
Jan
11
2
34% Jan
Dec
10
32% Jan
14
May
477V Dec
11
80% Jan
52
Mar
1057a Oct
21
15 7V Oct
9
14 7
r,
152
81% Aug
6
81
Oct 28
83
Nov
4
61 % May
Feb
25
117% May
45 % Jun
96
5
So
6
*
Gulf
Oil Corp
Common
89
Jan
92
Jan
3
102
May 13
$4.40
10
3
100
JUn
13
„
104% Apr
May
109
113*
114%
44' b
44%:
16
16
16 %
83
82
83
21%
21%
21%
22%
9'A
9%
«.
41% Feb 21
4
Nov
——
—
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>
1
preferred—
100
dividend preferred..—
dividend preferred——
So
95
*93
.100
preferred..
dividend
1U<j
*98
10a%
lOa'p
17
89% Jan
27
Hackc-nsaek Water
25
44%
13
5P%
21
25
22%
22
20
Jan
2
13% Dec
31
28% Jan
11
13% May 20
16% Jan
21,
Dec
24
111% Jan
11
70
2
74% Apr
24
20
Jan
24
45% Jan
21% Jan
Jun
24% Dec
23
39
26 % Jail
2
32 % Feb
14
29% Oct
21
Jan
13
3.7% Jun
2
127% Oct
14
9
..
14
16
20%- Dec
23% Dec 30
29>/4 Dec 24
20
Oct
8
Dec
30
3% Oct
8
22
28
Nov 27
15
May 31
40% July 23
30
Jan
25
2
14
129
Jan
39% Mar 11
23
Apr
Jail
Jun
*96
160%
*104%
106
18%
Jun~19
12% Jun
i5
26
•
21% Nov 22
28% Apr
2
22% Jan
76% Jun 20
72% Jan
14
9
6
43 % Dec
26
54
May
Nov
19
91
July 24
83
18% Jan 22
17% Jan
6
24% May
24% Jan
16
23% Jan
2
30% Jun
3
2
38
Jun
27
32% Jan
10
Feb
8
10
9% Dec
30
17% Jan
Jan
21
47% July 11
103% Oct
22
115% Jan 30
47% Jan
23
35
12
24% Dec
24
40% Jan
10% Oct
21
60% Sep
9
1
112% Mar 21
17% July 16
78
Jan 17
70% Nov 27
30
15% Dec
62
87
2274 Jan
Nov
8
15% Oct
22
0
13
Jan
7
Jan
2
16 % Jan
2
9 % Jan
10
21
2
12% May 22
29% Jun
2
Jan
Hoffman Electronics Corp—:
May
11% Jun
9% Jail
20
22% Jan
11
17% Jan
3
Feb
5
25 % Jan
2
2
24
30
32% Jan
6
17
May 21
May 20
1
82% Oct
Oct
40
11
22
40% Jan 10
71% Jan
4
54
Jun
22% Dec
23
39% Jan
10
23 % Apr
7
31
Jun
2
Feb
8
87 % Apr
3
92
Jan
31
4% Jun
23
39% Feb
45
.
13
81
97
6% Jan
4
3
Jan
2
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
7
23
Jan
19
Jan
23% July 24
15% Feb
10
39% May 29
36% Jail
9
3
30% Nov 18
27 % Jan
37
Apr
29
69
Aug 30
85 V. Mar 13
78
84
Jun
6
72
Oct
25
88
Jun
6
87
Nov 20
100
16% Jan
25
Jan
46% Oct
22
38% Apr 22
Apr
13
14
Apr 26
84
Feb
25
90
1
92
Feb
20
97
Apr
60%.July 11
52 % Jun
12
Jan
18
8% Jan
22
18% Jan
8
5% Jan
10
18
May 22
57% May
8
•
*
8% Dec
31
15
5% Dec
18
1% Sep " 3
3% Oct 23
43
Dec
30
4% May
1
6
Apr
3% Apr
18
Apr
4
40 % Apr
14
11% Apr 29
90
12% Oct
23
16'% Jan
14
13% Jan
27
70
Sep
27
85% Apr
8
72% Jan
17
21/4 Dec
23
May 21
2% Jan
6
10% Mar 19
.
1% Jan
Hudson Bay Min <fc Sm Ltd__No par
Hunt Foods & Indlist Inc com
5
•18% Jun. 26
Apr
4% Jim
100
Hupp Corp common
:
1
5% convertible pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co———5
24
Dec
30
35% May 23
20% Jan
2
30% Jun
9
23
22
4
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
4
29'A Jan
17
40
May 31
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
35% Feb
11
32% May
29% Jan
2
13
2
42% Jun
68% Jun
4
51% Jan
60
4
Dec
26% Dec
11
25% Oct 23
Jan
28% Jan
9
Mar 20
38
Jan
13
46% Mar
8
44
40
Jun
19
47'% Apr
2
44
Nov
6
Feb
11
45
Mar 26
49'A Jan
7
40
Nov
40
July 16
26
14
52
15
47% Feb
7
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
44% Jan
7
2
48
Jan
29% Jan
Nov
13
6% Dec
30
9% Apr
5
13% Dee
23
39% Jan
14
14
Jan
2
69
14
88% Jan
8
65
Jan
Feb
11
156
73
35% Jun
Idaho Power Co—
Ideal Cement Co
6
27
,.15
:_50
4.26% preferred50
4.70%; preferred
—50
4.42% preferred
—50
4.20% preferred—,
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
21
3
5
148
Nov
Jan 16
156
25% Dec
23
20
13
4
55% Jan 11
23% May 14
21
52
69
10
Dec
Nov
29% Oct
81
Nov
4
18
Dec
24
99% Jan
Jan
7% Feb
Electrica
6
2
25
May 27
160% Jun
16
2
25% Jan
2
SA
Industrial Rayon
36% Mar 24
22% Jan 13
37
Apr 29
2
Jan
89% May 22
24% Mar 7
42 % Jun 27
Jan
21
»({% Jan
16
92% May 13
35% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
22% Jan 27
374
Jun 19
92
376% July
170% Oct
22
8
300
Jan
10
25% Dec
23
38% Jan 11
27
Jan
2
36
Jim
3
166
Jun
4%%
preferredInterlake Iron Corp
Int'l Business M'achines
9
11
137
Nov
11
156%.Jan 25
25% Oct
22
31% July 10
<5
14
76
Nov
13% Dec
19
66% Oct
6% Oct
May
22
68%
9
13% Apr
1
70% Jan
17
11% Feb 20
109% July
82
9
17
98
Feb
8
26% May 10
106% May 10
65
Oct
11
125
34
Dec
26
22
Dec
7% Dec 30
65% Dec
24
27% Dec
9
25% Oct
21
20% Oct
23
22
Dec
30
12
Oct
22
28% Nov
24% Jan
28
4
2
Dec
24
111% Jun
28
Oct
22
23
jun
25
115% Apr 23
•2% Nov 19
July 30
26 % Jun
2
23% Jan
22
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7
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Jan
13
2
85% Feb 27
Jan
7% Jan
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16
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7
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Feb
Jan
13
120
Jun
40% May 23
33 'A Jun
27
40
51% Apr 23
25
Jan
13
28
35
July 12
Feb 20
100
Jan
2
37% July 10
36% July 16
29% Jan
13
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
22
33% Dec 24
28% Mar 29
54% Jun
130
Jan
13
22
50% July 15
21% Jan
3
May 28
13% Jan
2
31
Jan
28
27% Jan
2
29% Jan
13
May
37% Jun
97
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6
35 Ye Dec
17
3
July 11
647b July 24
99
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
38
Mar
4
May 22
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41%
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1,500
41%
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48
47
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100
42
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1,800
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165
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40%
91%
91%
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371
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41
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41
41
40%
41%
92
41
40%
91%
92
91 ¥2
91 ¥2
18%
369%
18%
18%
367%
374
366
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80
79
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1'6%
16 %
16
16
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78%
77
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97
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117
117%
117%
33%
33 %
35
35%
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35
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35
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31 %
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31%
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31 ¥2
33%
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63
62
120
120
33 3 «
33%
18%
79
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97%
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10,500
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96
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5,500
18,600
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62
119
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35
36 ¥4
36 ¥4
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79
14,100
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62
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16,200
27
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34%
160%
26%
17%
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96
10
33%
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97
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3,100
14,000
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17
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70
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78
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79
17
73%
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18 3367 ¥2
92
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26%
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159 3 4
34%
161
159
27
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80
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33%
34%
159 %
26 V2
27%
18%
18%
363%
159%
34
34%
159%. 160
34 %
161
18%
367%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5% preferred
I
:_100
NO par
i
25
7
7
17%
17%
73 ¥«
87%
*160
10%
No par
——
10,500
35
17%
38%
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4 3 it
—
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23
35%
17%
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474
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17%
38%
89
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2,900
29,500
92
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98 %
8
5074
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23 -
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89
50'2
91 '/*■■
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600
5,300
28%
29 ¥4
29
800
28 74
42 3 8
42
4274
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23
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82%
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50
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35
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42
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22%
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43%
28
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91%
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96
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60
38%
72
12
*71
117
117
118
*29
38
60
38
60
37%
;
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118
*117
1,100
3,800
33%
37 ¥4
3,400
27% Mar 24
Interstate Dept Stores
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 ¥4
24 ¥2
2,800
3.50
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
24%
16%
24%
Interstate Power Co__
16%
16%
12,700
36
36
35%
36
36
36
36
36
%
36 ¥2
36%
2,700
29
Jun
38% Jun
33% Jun
39
17
2
16
90% May 12
71
Jun 23
88
Jan
24
42
Jan
24
99
May 12
41% Jan
99
25
1
1
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
Island Creek Coal common-
$6
-
50c
preferred—
—1
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Co
5
32%
37%
*123
37%
32%
38
32
36
*122 %
126
37%
37
31%
32
36 ¥2
37 %
126
37
*
122 %
37
*31
24%
32 ¥2
32%
32%
36%
37
*122%
36%
126
126
37 ¥4
37
37
*32
37
*122 ¥2
37%
6%
33 ¥2
2,400
37%
2,900
126
37%
1,900
6%
10,200
6 7b
6%
6%
67b
Jaeger Machine Co
5
20 ¥4
20'
207 b
207b
207»
207 V
207b
207b
20
20%
1,800
j.
1
29
29%
29
2974
£9%
3074
307V
30%
30
30 7b
8,600
100
*84
8672
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86
84
84
86
84
84%
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(F L)
„lsoij
1
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^axe
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Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jeuf]
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
Johnson
Jones
May 20
5%
pfd
&
Corp.
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
67H
1
70%
1
70%
*3774
89%
*87%
89%
5
3774
38%
71
71
6'A
6%
697V
74
70'4
70 %
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8974
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397 V
39 74
39 7b
39%
38 34
1
38%
38%
90
90
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89 7V
86
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39
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38 7 V
39
387V
39%
100
com
99
99
98'.2
99
98%
98%
98 7b
99 7V
39%
40 74
39'A
407 V
40%
41
40%
41 ¥a
1
39
71
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29.800
89
88%
•
100
3,800
89%
70
8974
38%
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70%
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.
12 ¥2
:
Johnson
&
6
100
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
16
44 ¥4 Mar 12
preferred
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
10
8
03
14 ¥2
17% Jun
41% Jan
3
14
100
27
11
15
1,000
36% Feb
23
14%
*94%
7%
16
Jan
15%
29%
29
Apr
15%
*28%
Jun
85
38
29
124% Apr
34 ¥4 Apr
29%
37'2
28 ¥2
10
35
1,200
297a
7
28 ¥2
3
52'A July
38
28%
Feb
18
29%
*37 ¥4
28%
May 27
10
"29 Vh
38
28%
56
12
29 ¥2
28%
86
Feb
23%
*37%
28%
15
35 ¥4 Dec
29%
54,600
Jan
34% Dec
23
29
'
31 %
82
09
88 %
*22%
38%
7¥8.May 26
2
*85%
23
3 8'A
23% Apr 17
30% Jun 25
28
88
22 %
31%
2
Aug
*85%
22%
31 ¥2
25
89'% Feb
88%
22 3V
38%
10
60 ¥2
*85%
1,700
37 7b
4% Feb
28
88%
22%
1,700
56
37%
19¥4Feb
Aug 29
77%
56
36%
15'AJan
75
*76%
56
31
37%
9
47% Jan
31%
77
55%
36%
11
24
30%
*76%
55%
37%
6% Jun
Jan
31
77%
36%
47% July 11
91
1,200
30%
42%
Z
27%
3
27
28% Jan
11
13%
55%
'
34%
International Silver common
27
Jun
38% Jun
4
Jun
*12%
%
International Telep & Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp
5
32
11
78
50
51,500
30%
38
lt'0%
International Packers Limited
1
International Paper common
_7.50
$4 preferred
2
I
No par
600
34 %
*76%
*37%
,400
International Shoe
7
33A Feb
Nov 19
5
—
common-
600
33%
34 %
13
..
7
5%
33 %
£6%
77%
56
International Salt
1
4
Jan
118
1
4
25
13% Oct
18
;
3
22
4
100
preferred—
1%
27
99% Jun
X12%
37%
Int'l Minerals <fc Chemical com
5
4'/o preferred
,
100
International Mining Corp
5
Int'l Nickel of Canada
No par
13
18% Jun
82% Jun 17
11% Apr 21
13%
*5%
*33
33%
'
No par
Harvester
Int'l
30'A Mar 10
78% Jun
5%
*5%
Mexico
De
100 pesos
1
.1
Ingersoll-Rand common
—No par
6% preferred
_100
Inland Steel Co
—.——No par
Inspiration Cons Copper^
—20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
Interchemical Corp coinmon
5
5
19% Jun
79% Apr
5%
3,900
1,700
■/
—..
Iiiciustna
6% Apr 25
No par
Illinois Power Co common—
4.08%' preferred-
48
Jun .9
52% Jan 22
51
Jun 23
47'A Feb
33% May
10
—10
_—.
Illinois Central RR Co
34% Apr 28
47% Jan
preferred series A
5%
23
2
—1
tHudson <& Manhattan com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
16
12% Dec
19
Houdalllb-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 fconvertible preferred.
50
Household Finance common—No par
,3%% preferred
100
4% preferred
.'
100
4.40% preferred—.
-100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp—
1
16
18
84
5
com
Howe Sound Co
9 % Mar 24
6% Jan
49% JUn
Corp
$4.25 preferred
No par
Hotel Corp of America common—1
5% convertible preferred
25
6
3
34% Nov 13
Chemical
Hooker
30
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
—.—5
Holly Sugar Cfcrp common-——10
5'b convertible preferred
30
Homestake Mining
.—12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
_—10
22% May 21
25% Nov
Furngjbe Co__
Holland
3
50c
26%
13%
30%
*76%:
29%
37 %
—
74% May 29
May 5
26%
33
'
29%
26%
22%
22%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp_—I—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
——No par
Hilton Hotels Corp—
^—2.50
Hires Co (Charles E)————l
16% Sep 24
31
Heller (W E) & Co
—1
Helme (G W) common:
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motor.s_
—;
No par
Hercules Powder common—2 1/12
7
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate Corp
—No par
Hertz Co (The)
:
1
Hewitt-Robins InC——
—5
26%;
2,000
36%
*85%
88%
22%
26%
'
30
56%
*85%
21%
5%
13
100
21%
31 %
13
30%
preferred—
22
*33
7
33%
13%
77%
3.65%
24%
35-%
24%
35%
33
13 7«
56%
24%
35%
22
33
31%
30%
8,900
24%(
*26%
5%
30%
*76%
*
900
35:!V
35
24%
33
31%
100
.25
common—.
preferred
29-?«
22%
24%
'
1,600
139
,.*135
34%
'
267V
7.,
35%
700
23%
22
24%
*32
33
29%
35%
*
30'%
_—_—li
5
,
*5%
5%
5%
*32
—15
3%%
86
23
Inc..
Inc
Heinz <H J) Co common——w.
1474 Mar 27
60
10% Jun 20,
25% July
1
74
7
22
22
23
44% Feb' 3
31
Apr 18
11% Jan
July 19
8% Oct
Apr
61% May
4
10
36% Apr 24
20% Jail 14
4
17% Oct
118
3
53% Jan
July 25
42% Sep 19
27% Feb
16% Jun
45% Jun
25
38% May
9
Industries
Industries
Hecht Co
21
19
*26%
—10
14
139
*135
1,600
75
23%
29%
35%
139
*13%
*73
23%
%;
29%
35%
35%
139
23
29%
25%
*135
'
Hat Corp of America common——_1
4 % %
preferred
,
—50
16
10
34 % Mar
*28 %
27
15% Oct
80% July 23
26%
Hart Sehaffner & Marx—
Hayes
22% Sep
35%
35
Haveg
89% Feb
29%
13%
*73
23%
23
45 %
75
13%
75
*73
22
6
Jun
57
16
23%
35'a
137b
137«
14%
-
74
21%
76% May 26
2
80% Mar 14
4374 Jan
3,200
34%
26
31 % Jun
9
69 % Oct
15,100
24n
Mar 14
34% Jun
22%.Apr 25
18
14% Dec
%
22%
24%-
17
Mar
34
61
22%
35'%
5% Jun
34% Jan 21
.*•'
6
60%
22%
9
20 % Jan
45%
22
Jun
50
45
*135
139
-
*104%
;
•
22 "8
*41%
29%
%-
357 V
24%
44%
•'
106
*104%
.
20
'•
61%
34%
—
100'%
106%
44%
5
iV
*:<8
2
60%
'135
Harshaw Chemical Co
100
22%
100
1
2.50
6%
29
1-05 ¥2
*98
'
*99
60%
23
23 %
23 %
10
94
100 %
23%
35%
7
8,000
*92
9o
*99
59%
*73
73
*73
\
'
22-4
*29%
16
22% Jan 20
3% Jan
9
20 % Apr
25,300
45%
22%
/ —1
May 22
25% Jan
27
8
30% July
115%
44%
59%
com— <.50
Hammond Organ Co
23 % Jan
13
29
38
2
32% Mar 25
6% Jan
7
51% Aug
114%
44-4
45
14
13 %
13 %
Hamilton Watch Co common
_1
4% convertible preferred
-100
Hammerniill Paper Co—2.50
preferred
:
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
"
114%
44%
.8
* Harbison-'Walk Refrac
Mar 17
140
7
30
138
100
59%
60
23% Jun
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
_5
Hall (W Ft Printing Co
——-J>
18 % Dec
67
10,400
61
22%
44''.
45 % Jun
30
400
16%
16%
*60 ¥2
44 %
93
100%
A
100%
62% Jun
63% Dec
7,400
113%
>
9-i
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100%
loo .>j>:
%
'
S»o
*99
100%
*98
100
100
*9u
•
44%
44%
44%
44%
99%
99%.
3
7
38% Jan
49 % Apr
110
22 %
9%
*9
lb"4
13,100
16%
83
21%
61
*60%
114%
16
*81
9%
16
61
113%
114%.
*9
16%
16
'o0%
61
'•J/.- H
88
Shares
15%
83
16 VH
*60%
114%
No par
84.44
95 % Jan
"•
15'.,
16 %
the Week
June '17
21%
5%
61
Fridav
June 'id
9%
9%
16%
Sales for
Thursday
States Utilities Co—
27
May 29
.
21'2
61
No par
—
25
preferred
6
10
-
9%
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile <& Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
101
41% Jun U
93% Feb 5
98
Apr 2
96
Jan 29
24
34% Jan
9
5
39 % Jan
11
16
May 13
21%
PRICES
16
15%
84%
22 %
*84
SALE
84 ¥2
16%
85%
16
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4 %\'o preferred™.
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
14
87
HIGH
June
June '14
June 23
Par
Wednesday-
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
2
14% Jan
16% Apr 30
18
Dec
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1957
14
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
rORK STOCK
NEW
Range lor 1'reviou*
,
9074
917 V
2,300
40
39%
407b
23,800
*98
40 7 b
99
41 ¥2
710
9,100
Volume
Number 5755
187
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,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2921)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Sales for
Year 1957
Lowest
Range SiueeJanl
Highest
Lowest
NEWE|^^|TE°CK
Highest
EXCHANGE
Tuesday™
Monday
June 23
Par
June 24
^Sisday
June 25
Friday
the Week
June 27
June 26
Shares
K
22
Dec
30
67% Dec
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
33% Oct
46% May 15
30
37
23
109% May
29% Mar 13
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
Feb
28
68% Jan
2
89
Jan
30
7
45'A Mar
7
4%%
4%%
convertible
39% Jan
4%%
convertible
5
393,4 Jan 24
Jan
2
97% Jun
9
38% Jan
2
46% Jun
18
83
Mar 12
81% Jan
2
86
14
98
Jan
15
88% Mar 21
102
Nov 21
80
23
9
14
105% Aug
Feb
18
96% Mar 11
21
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
88
Feb
49
83
Feb
96
Feb
2
94
Feb
6
25
96
Apr
3
93% Jan
7
99
Jun
20
47
Dec
11
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
10
71
May 27
32
Nov
7
"25% Oct
22
32% May
22 % Oct
29
26 % July 11
9% Dec
5
r
29% Dec
77% Dec
38% Jan 31
15
31
22
22
20% Oct
28
32% July
43% Jan
25
26
40% Oct
22
26
Dec
26
23% Dec
19
'33% Jan
23
65%
Dec
9
Dec
17
23% Dec 30
17
Dec
30
47
Jan
7
2
17
26% May
66% Dec
9
61
Jan
20% Feb
Jun
*28%
36%
28%
13%
31%
13%
30%
13%
31
48%
49%
47%
48%
48
47%
26%
48%
26%
88%
89%
26%
Co
Koppers Co Inc
9
Kress
H)
(S
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Kroehler Mfg CobL
Kroger Co (Tlie)J—___
20% Oct
27
3% Nov 19
Oct
27
24% Dec
'<
(82
;
/-l3%Jan
2
19% Jun 26
22% Jan
6
27% May 16
4% Jun 24
4% Jan 24
22
<17% Dec
2
Mar 22
15% Jan
16
20% July 15
24% July 8
36% Apr
4
24
Nov 27
94
Jan
—
v
/s i
25
Feb
IVv
?
20
29% May
,
Jan 17
173/4 Mar 14
.26% Oct
11
45% Jan
4
2% Jan
10
Dec
12
12% Oct
22
Oct
22
7% Feb
4
5% Dec
10
17% Jan
4
22
Oct
19
28
Jan
Jan
12% May
1% Jan
9
5% Feb
'8% Jun
2
■
13
13 1
4.32%
La
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
Lehigh Valley RR__
"
13%
31%
88
89%
14,400
49%
49
89
49%
88%
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47
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47%
48
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3,200
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1,600
56%
56%
3,800
v
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23%
200
27%
27%
27%;
126%
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27%
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27
27%
2,700
37%
37%
37%
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37%
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85%
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28%
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2
17% Jun 17
65% Dec
23
70% Jan
2
83% Jun
7% Dec
31
7% Jan
2
11
65% Jan
2
73% May
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
50
Jan
150% Mar
9
7
143,
60%
18
67% July 18
46% Dec
24
72% Jan
9
46% Jan
9% Dec
30
7% Dec
26
16% Apr 18
10% July 16
6% Apr
36% Oct
25
Jan
Pt ian
7
10
31
22
11
12% Apr
5
Link Belt Co
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40% July 16
36% May 13
28% Jan
2
29% Oct
11
25
19% Oct
22
93
117
Nov
116
Jan
3}nu ia?
7
28
25
89
4
92
107% Feb
53 J"n
48%
May 26
17% Jun 27
35
Mar 11
117
10
18
22% Mar 28
.104
Jan 23
86% Mar 21
82
Mar
4
Mar
4
88% Apr
8
Apr
4
100% Apr
34
Dec
5
32% Jan
14
10
92% Feb 11
113% Jim 27
70
Jun 25
143
2
,,
133% Dec 27
July 24
Jun
23
Jan
10
23% Oct
22
30% Jun
5
27% Feb
14
34% Jun 25
54% Dec
'
1
30
933% Jan
8
55% Mar
4
65% Jun 20
22
7
Dec
16
45% Feb
11
12
Jan
128
11% Jan
15
1
Jun
76
2
Mar 19
9
'
Jan
10
19% Jun
122% Jun 28
11
60
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22% Dec
39% Mar 22 tit:.23A. Jan
16
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'
27
;
77
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-
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22
Nov
33
18
Nov
28% Dec
4
32% May 17
■
11% July
89
23
,
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44
19
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1
2
I
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27
530
23% Dec 24
^ 54% Jun
1
Dec
16
<
1
-
-51% Jan
9
25% Jan
2
29% Jan
2
77
Nov 13
91
Jan
81% Jan
8
8
15
47% Jan 22
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
33% Dec 30
69% Nov 11
40% July
83
-
Jan
-
i
8
6
83
>25% Jan
>4
77
Feb
2
Jan
3
^78% Jan
3
70
'
; Dec 23
32% Feb 25
Jan
.
.
17
»
Jun
2
7
Jan
55
30
17% Apr 22
31
30
39
Oct
30
Dec
23
60
Dec 30
12
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
Jun
Jan
Jun
42% May
8
85% Jun 26
85% Jun 16
75% Jun 20
•
'
"
2
31% Jun
24
34% Feb
11
10
Dec
12
67
-
Dec 23
17
13
17% Jun
4
7
24
Jan
8
42% Feb
28
Jan
9
7
63
July
12% Dec 30
13% Dec
Apr
19% Jan
30
20
Mar
40%
1
Jun
Jan
2
2
15% Jun
2
39
2
52
Jan
3
'33% Apr
Macy (R H) Co Inc
4%% conv preferred
Mahoning Coal RR Co.:
'
/ '
• •
McKesson
&
Robbins
21% Jan
8
37% Dec 24
63
15% Feb
5
McLellan Stores Co-i
16% Jun
;
9
Q4
Feb
Jun
85
Aug 30
77
July 10
90
For
Sep
75
July 25
footnotes
10
see
104% Jan
36% Jan
79
37% Jan
9
22
9
May 23
86% Apr 17
uaae
10
Apr
25
14
56
May
Jun
7
27
8
86
May 20
10
157
.May 23
15% Jan
39
2
.
Jan
3
19% Feb
5
39
I
Jan
2
50
84% Jan
2
92% May 13
102
94
Jan
10
86
Jan
24
85
Jan
31
90
97
Jan
14
103
May
7
Feb
2e>
19
71%
71%
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77%
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77
155
77
76
76%
7%
52i/2
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714
v,
714
714
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154
71%
73,200
6,900
70
75%
52%
51%
51%
12%
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12%
100
7%
2,200
51%
51%
52
76%
5314
51%
12%
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7
71%
154
75%
76%
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154
7
7
1,800
3,500
17,600
17,300
17%
59,200
10
38%
10
26
117
100
26
102%
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33%
39%
39%
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26%
26%
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2634
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26%
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102%
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90%
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66%
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100
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117
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39
117
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142
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89
89
143
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143
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34
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34%
34%
64%
64%
63%
64
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13%
68%
20
27
10
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.
39%
120
39%
26%
26%
102%
90%
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50
26 i/a
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,
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350
90
f
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70
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113%
400
68%
66%
68%
215,600
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142
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20
20
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34%
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40%
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25%
25%
13
142
34%
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27
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80
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13
1,500
63
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16,100
69
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12,000
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22%
22
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33%
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417 b
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19,600
38%
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83
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13%
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2,100
23
1,800
23
41
10
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22%
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12%
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40%
83
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33
30
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6
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38
58
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22
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22%
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32
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38
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124
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7%
6
13
7
7
23
23%
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32%
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5%
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36 >36%
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425 r
7
13
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32
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21
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79
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46
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5
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58
1
7%
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16%
15%
84%
58
7%
5
.100
35%
94
13%
16%
35%
94 .
Melville Shoe Corp common——
1
4% preferred series B
100
23%
23%
1
10
-
!
Mead
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Merck
&
$3.50
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Co
Inc
2nd
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
Mesta
Machine
Co
23
No par
'
preferred
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C%
4.35% preferred series
83
*91
16%c
common
preferred
conv
1
3%
(The)
Co
No par
1
12.50
5
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*86
*89
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9
26
3.35%
19
3.80%
preferred series
100
100
Mar 28
4.45%
preferred series
100
preferred series
54%
83
93
23
55%
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85
*157
159
*32%
33%
18%
18%
47%
47%
pfd—100
100
Apr
Jun
31%
54%
15%
18
;
90% Feb
1
89
103
96
26% Apr
..
Jan
30% Mar 10
18
10%
71%
34
—
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
109% Jan
July 12
28
76
11
71%
47%
—100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
29
10%
71%
33%
Inc
Mengel
14% Oct
10%
71%
137 b
No par
Trucking Co
18
24
9%
81%
10%
47%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McLean
27
69% Apr
*80%
16%
33%
No par
x-No par
;
No par
McCord Corp common
3
$2.50 preferred
1
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
•
"3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publislijii*
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
85
20
80%
33%
1
25% Jun
37% Dec
80
33%
—10
,
94% Jun
26
81%
33%
Maytag Co common
;
$3 preferenceMcCall Corp
.'
7
Nov 29
8,200
80%
33%
-
2
Feb
3,100
Xl7%
33%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration^
1
Marchant Calculators Inc—
5
Marine Midland Corp common
5
4% convertible preferred—
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_
4
Marshall Field & Co com
_No par
,4%% preferred100
Martin Co
;
;
1
Masonite Corp
•
No par
May Dept Stores common-;
5
/
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
-l_No par
• $3.40 preferred
—No par
7
89
1,600
17%
81%
24%
30%
1778
7.
Jan
128
3178
80%
17%
x24%
47%
25%
Jan
3
25%
17%
30
17%
9%
7%
1
19% Jan
12
/a
30%
30
71%
77
1
56
10
24
30%
17%
25%
17%
82%
155
Manati Sugar Co—
79
29% Feb
2iv/0
30%
24%
30
17%
9%
'Mallory (P R) & Co—:
61
72% Sep
24-/8
25%
30%
!
100
7%
7%
16%
*
34% Mar 21
105% Jan
7,300
11,600
7%
4
7%
50'A
com
—
7
Aug 12
25% May 20
44% Nov 29
7%
100
com
2
20
300
7%
4
7%
7
2,100
4
47
_5
22% Jan
Dec
4%
*3%
-
16%
33%
—
86% Jan
19
*3%
4
50%
common
10
"
93
6
*3%
1%
15
47%.
jLykes Bros Steamship Co
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
Nov
4
7%
71
7% preferred—
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
Louisville & Nashville—
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
1
Lukens Steel Co—
—^3.33%
74% Nov 25
21
1%
*14%
33
16%
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred4.35% series E preferred
4 40% series G conv pfd
Lorillard (P) Co common
9% Jan
12% Apr 15
•13% Jan
2
7
17
27
85% May 21
64
Mar 31
14
7% Jun
29
'
813/4 Nov 27
13
68% Jan
8
-
33
17
37% Jan
3
46% May 27
'
47% Oct 22
12
Jun
38% Jun
28% Mar 3
31% Apr 23
12% Feb
80
.
2
'*-10% Jan
50% July 24
15% July 18
122% July
54% Jun
2
••30% Apr
May" 14
47
4
31
Jan
'-62
>
29% Nov
Long Island Lighting Co
'
.
23% Jan
-13
4
13% Mar 11
75% Apr
1%
15%
32%
49%
'Magnavox Co (The)—:
Jun
18% Apr
39% Jan
*
42% Apr 30
11
Jan
6,200
1%
*14%
47
38% Jun 26
58% Jun 27
50% Jan
>
9
12% Dec
213/4 Dec
33
1%
15%
16%
Magma Copper
"
49% NOV
>
32%
1%
7%
6%
22%
22
22%
22%
63
38%
34
91%
33%
30%
*59%
38
34 %
90%
33%
30
41%
41
84%
85%
75%
84%
85%
*74%
6
400
6%
6 %
23
22%
23 7 b
3,200
2,800
22%
60%
38%
34%
22
22%
10,000
*59-%
607b
6%
90%
33%
30%
41%
85%
85%
75
38%
387b
4,000
34%
34%
4,000
92
92
140
33
33%
16,600
30%
30%
2,200
41
417b
8,800
85%
80
35
85
60
74%
747b
70
31%
31%
1,200
*84%
'
-
22
2
Jan
79
20
,
5
34
Mar 22
61% Sep
Mar
..31
.
:
8
31
Nov
69
'
■
28
26% Aug
k
Ut
4,600
50%
4
20
19
19
27
5
9
7
16
37% May
26
11%
47%
7% Fub
26
800
86
11%
16%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
23
*84%
48%
Mandel Bros
———__Nopar
Manhattan-Shirt'
'
x
5
Dec
*847b \ 86
11%
11%
,
46%
4
29% Oct
49 % Dec
28%
28"%
16%
4%.% preferred series A-—100
Madispn Square 'Garden-!
No par
23%
22%
61%
38%
38%
92%
36%
32 %
28%
.
47%
27% Feb
2
28%
2874
86'
11%
33
51
88
May 14
12% Jun 25
7% Jan 28
2
3,500
20%
*'-r%
28% Jan 31
18
500
20%
18%
20%
16%
7% Jan 30
14% Apr 24
5% Jan
187 b
20
*
>
1,200
187A
* *18%
19%
49%
2
-13% Feb
2,500
4%
47%
3
-•'*18% Jan
19%
29%
*4
,_l
8
2
19%
*28%
ai/„
32%
12%
Jan
Jan
29%
*4
*14%
54.%
5% Apr
38
22
*28'A
15%
4
10c
Mack Trucks Inc!
450
800
3,100
33%
1%
5414
>>12% Jan
20% Apr 10
7
54% Feb
35% July 19
25
•
4
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
15% July 17
-
'15% Dec 24
17% Oct
2
5
10
3,200
'
767b
1%
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9% July 23
17% Jan 14
18
z4% Oct
11
r
Feb
.
18%.
15%
12%
37% May 13
4% Nov 26
11% Dec 23
'20
Jan
390
..
.
17
10
10
12 ."-30% Jan
May 27
50% Jun
4% Nov 12
3l%Jfin
-
4
33%
76%
1%
54%
49% Mar 24
14
33%
*18
'15%
12%
Lo"e star Gas preferred
Co common™
4.84% conv
MacAndrews & Forbes
6% preferred
35
6
Jan
8
;
385
Jan
«78% Jah
—
•
>-
4,700
No par
4
V
■
11%
33
28%
-*84%
11%
.
11%
53%
Litton Industries Inc——<
30% Jan 23
Apr. 17
125
2
3
;
86% Jan 30
-
-
,
15
^.-21% Jan
1
5
86
*84%
5
27% Jun 26
2
,Jan
-116
.
32% July 12
22
7% Mar 28
Mar
125
1123/4 Dec 26
22% Jun
>
28%
_2.50
.1
„
Lockheed Aircraft Corp__
Loew'sInc,_
.
28%
v'
18%
.
23,100
1%
,_10
Lone Star Cement Corp
26% Jun 27
99%Jimi6
,
18%
33%
33%
-.100
f1°?T Corp (The)-__
List Industries Corp.,
Jun 13
.
106
Aug 26
15% Jan
Feb
oo^^arli
38% Jan
2
<
7
103
78% Nov 12
93
Jun
23% Jan
Aug 26
80
Jan
^ay i
6
7% Jan
10
11
99% Oct
,
Feb
57
n
Oct
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
3
11% Oct
6
4
9
7
25% Oct
26
■
Jun 2o
158% Jun
,9% Jun
22
52% July 30
57% Jan
2
16
19%
v-.
40
15
29
*14%
Lerner Stores Corp
.{
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libbey McNeill & Libby
——_7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
.25
Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products—
19%
11%
82"
25% Feb
4
34% May 13
Lehman
10
14% Jan
18%' 18%
86
17%
28
24% Feb
29
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
68% Jan 31
Apr
18%
20%
30
22% Feb
31
19
4%
19%
86
14%
29
*85%
'>
19
28%
4%
28%
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4
11%
33%
■
la'2
76%
18%
18%
28%
4%
28%
18
.
Y
18%
~
14%>15%
•
29%
29
76
*
16.
76%
37%
^6
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14%
28%
33%
.■
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28%
*84%
-
25%
14
25% Dec
7,400
,26%
5
32% Jun
15
22
1,100
31%
31%
56%
oqi/„
1
21
•'
>
88%
900
13%
*13
33%
7%
* Jan
3,300
29
13%
31%
-26%
28%
par
14% Oct
28%
36%
28%
56%
90j-
No par
_No pal1
.
36%
36
13%
31%
33%
19%
1
com
36
28%
36%
28%
26%
18%
:
-
15
Industries
4,300
38
56%
23i/
4
10
Valley
30
67%
*37 %
38
33%
18% -18%
Lees (James) & Sons Co common_3
3 85% preferred
•—
100
Lehigh
*37%
-
.56
^23
*27%
_5
Lehigh Portland Cement
38
56%
24
76%
nsoiidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
99
67%
33%
Hs%
25
1
97%
*97%
67%
33%
33%
-
4 '
preferred series A—
Lee Rubber & Tire—*.—1—
9
,1]% Feb 13
20o
5% Jan
v<
1
35% Mar 14
2
20
;15
Jun
»37a Jun
*•
1?
Mar 28
89
2
1
:>
207/8 Jan 24
nrn
21% Jun 12
on
.,9% Mar 26
19
3
u
nc
9
10% Dec
1
3% May 19
.
Laclede Gas Co.common—
*95
99
67%
28%
36%
;-.'v■'-T'*-'v=r.%"*■ -.1 r-'s.v/ V>.<
*12% Oct 22
97%
*97%
,56%
*23Vn
14
28%
5
1
*95
~
67%
99
56%
23^
;
85%
-
10
—I
6
40
102%
102 %
37
10
5
*91
93
102%
27%
G
1
Kresge (S S) Co_
*91
*101%
56%
*23
1
5
1>
—
93
102%
97%
*13%
31
'
88%
87%'
33
Wire
100
33% May
36%
28%
137b
30%
33
&
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.—100
Marl? :
80
36%
28%
48%
26%
.
2
20
36%
Keystone Steel
29% Jun 26
27
93
*91
*101%
*37%
10
16% May 26
/
5
10
93
102%
*101
38%
.f° Jun 26 V Korvette (E J) Inc___.
May2»
%4%■ prwerred ——
15/b
a.
85
*37%
common-....
] 2
*83%
38%
7
17
10
45
"
*37%
6
43
:
4.4%
85
*91
91
102%
441%
35"
67%
-
1.000
44%
*95
_l%"
500
95%
86%
*97%
2.50
200
95%
44%
97%
No par
400
80
42
*85
67%
1
95%
23,300
26%
80
*44
99
Co
25%
42
43
44%
67%
Land
~
86%
*95
County
79%
791/0
*85
*97%
5 " k
26%
*94
99
Jan
2
2
95%
97%
SSW?®?
King-Seeley Corp
29% Feb
95%
67%
Tan
2
*42
95%
44'A
42%
67%
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kcisey Hayes CoJ———
Kenneoott Copper
26%
80%
42%
99
50
26%
*79%
43
*95
Kern
33% Jun 27
for1 An? 00071/*
27!/4
26%
80%
95%
86%
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common.1.1
_4%% conv prior preferred
25
26% Jun 25
Jan
30
19*2 Apr 22
> 25% Jan
; 34% Jan
Jan
.
12
>50% Jun 13
-20% Jan
26%
100
Kansas Gas & Electric Co___No par
Kansas Power & Ligbt Co_„
8.75-
in
49% Jun
2
26
80%
*42%
45
91
*101%
100
t,4% non-cum preferred—
26
25
45
*85
100
r__
4.20% preferred
?eb
33% Jun U
Jan 30
94
213/4 Mar 7
•'>.» "
Feb
27% Apr 11 \
.,22% Jan
24% Jan
34% Jan
4
30
Dec
Feb
38
3
94% Apr
76% Nov 11
22
=
Jun
001/
'2«?£pr 27
oJ
75% Jan
-
--
36% July 11
33
29
2
100
80%
43%
95%
4.35% preferred
100
Kansas City Southern com___No par
37% May 22
10
n
50% July 25
*
35% Jan
4
,
Jan
->"
5
29% Dec
'
29% Jan
3
17
47% May 31
753,4 Jun 19
•r
34,, 3an ,2
>
49% July 10
128% Jan
4
17
32 % Oct
38% Oct
Apr
Jan
90
.
preferred
*79%
*42%
*93%
preferred
4.50% preferred—
84% Oct
Aug 28
27%
50
4%
7
May
26%
100
^
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com^No par
3.80% preferred
____100
92% May 29
103
33%
preferred
preferred
*98%
90
101
88
92
101
31%
*54%
15%
20"%
*40%
11%
*79%
35%
33%
45%
15%
83
'
•
31Tb
55
15%
21
42
11%
80
36
33%
45%
15%
84
57%" 58
7%
7%
13%
13%
16%
16%
*35%
35%
*93
23%
83
23%
83%
90
23
53%
*82
155
95
91
23%
54%
85
157
32%
32%
17%
47%
89
987b
*86
*89
*99
18%
47%
89
98778
88
92
101
'
*31%
*54%
16
20%
*40%
11%
79
35%
33
45%
15
84
56%
7%
13%
xl6%
35
*93
23%
*83
32
55
16
20%
42
11%
79%
35%
33%
45%
15%
84%
*31 %
*54%
15%
20%
*40%
11%
79
35%
33
55
16
20%
42
11%
79
45%
,
58
7%
13%
16%
36%
33%
45%
15%
84
57%
7%
15%
84
58%
7%
13%
*16
34%
35
94
24
83%
90
90
24
24%
53%
54%
*82
85
155
155
32%
32%
17%
17%
46%
47
89%
89%
*97% 100
*86
88
*89
92
*99
101
31%
*93
23%
*83
•
13%
16%
35
94
24
83%
88%
88
24',4 25
53% 54%
*82
85
154
155
32% 33%
17% 17%
46% 40%
89>1 90%
'97% 100
*86
88
*89
92
*99
101
*
50
55
54 %
15%
1574
1,200
20%
20%
700
42
*40 7b
11%
11%
78 %
787b
150
36%
3674
7,400
33
3374
6.400
45%
1,600
4574
1,400
15%
157b
4,300
83 7b
83 >
b
800
58%
507b
2,600
7%
77b
3,000
137 b |
13%
1,500
*16 %
16%
300
35 7 b
3574
4.000
*92 7 b
94
24
2474
83
83
887b
91 %
25
257 a
547b
56
*82
165
100
460
7,100
45,000
85
*160
50
6,700
1,300
33
33%
1,000
17%
1774
38,700
46%
467b
1.100
*89 7 b
91
130
*97%
100
30
*86
88
*89
92
101
101
20
21
■
9fk
The Commercial and f inancial LJUronicie
22
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.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
(2922)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
KaO(« for Pnttaw
Year 1951
2
•
>
36% Jun
26% Dec 26
40% Jan
30% Jan
18
35
Dec
77
Dec 31
25% Oct 21
56
Dec
11
Dec
15
July
101
13
Jan
10
2
17
11% Jan
17
98 y* Feb
26
20% Dec 30
35% Apr
11
21% Jan
Feb
13
28% Sep
17
12 % Jan
26% Oct
30% Dec
22
30
19% Dec
30
30
12
72% May
1
4% Dec
50
Nov 13
58
NOV 13
8
Oct 29
23
15% Dec
Jan
5% Dec
26
18
30% Feb
26
18% Oct 22
38% Oct 21
49yaJun
27
Minnesota
&
Minnesota
Power & Light
Jan
33% Jun
13
9% Jun
57% Jun
5
9
30
Jun
17
Missouri
7% Jun
20
Mohasco Industries Inc common
65% Jun
23
73
27
eierred —
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
2
Jan
10
8% Jan
13
15% Jan
6
Jun
pj
9
12% May
13
Class
36% Jan
16
Monsanto
56% Jun
Muiii
18% Jan 20
4b
26*'t> Jun
4
2
37% Jun
27
17% Jan ' 2
19% Jan
24
Moore-McCormack
25% Jan
27
24
S
13
37% Nov
7
47
Jan
10
37
12% Dec 23
23% Jan
>35% Feb
a
16% Mar 13
Morrell
•
42% Feb
6
Motorola
Jan
2
48 Va Jun
25
11% Jan
19 % Jan
51% Julj
35
2
May
*
v*
11
Jan
40% Dec
30
80 Va Jan
8
43% Jan
22%
22
22%
32%
32%
32%
33%
38%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
32%
32%
32%
3%
9
51%
52%
52%
55
27%
28%
27%
28%
64
65%
72
72
72
72%
11
11
11
11
17%
18
14
14
*7
17%
*17%
13
12%
7%
7,800
£8%
28
3.100
54%
28%
8,800
33,800
7
6%
7
65
03%
63
60
72
72
72
73
200
11%
10%
11
200
200
6%
*10%
11 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
*12%
13%
>12%
13%
7%
7%
7%
7%
31%
17
v.
800
7%
7%
17%
13 Va
*17%
'13
7%
*7%
54
65
72
72
*10%
12,000
3.800
55%
"27%/
'
05
*62%
65
5,800
54%
.
6%
6%
7%
A"'. 0%
T"
81,900
9
8%
9
9
8%
3,100
33%
*33%
42,900
700
%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
5
27%
55%
55%
55%
56 %
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
0,400
3,500
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
15%
3,300/i
*
14%
15%
15
23%
23%
Z3%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
35%
36%
35%
36 %
36
37'A
36%
37%'
27%
37%
30,400
.1.8
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
3,100
15%
:
6,100
_l
No par
11,200
18
12
18'A
18
18 %
15
15
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
39
39 %
39
40 A
x39%
39%
39%
40%
47%
47%
47%
48
48
48%
*18%
48%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
25%
25%
25 %
25 %
40%
1,500
48%
34%
2,000
14%
25%
A
40
:
*48%
8,000
25 %
25 Va
1,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19'A
2,200
38
33
38 V4
88
38
37%
38
37%
33
5,600
29 %
29%
29%
30%
No par
*41%
Corp
4
21%
37%
25 Va
Natco
18% Jan
39
38%
19%
(F E)
31
12
38%
37%
14%
Myers
10% Dec
11%
38
12
37%
25%
44'A Apr
21
12
11%
19%
39% Apr
8
32% Jun 25
2
Feb
33%
11%
37%
33
11%
'
16.200
28%
%
28
33%
27%
32%
7%
9,200
100
*98
27%
27%
11
28%
801..
78 %
■
28%
•33 %
27'A
32%
32%
79
100
27%
14%
3
19% Jan
*93
100
*98
25%
30% Jan
38
78%
78%
78%
79
100
5
1
10
11
1
13-
200
27%
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Mc.. -j ouip 01 America
July 28
2,500
1
7
20 Va Mar 26
May
1,100
13 %
5
10
26% Mar
6
50
21%
13%
Motor Wheel Corp
16% Jan
2
17
31
21%
13%
f
Mueller Brass Co
3
19% Jan
38% Jan
22
13%
13
14
12% Apr
10
21%
21%
12%
65%
10
8
12
13
31
Corp
;
30
31
18
11%
7%
3
11
18% Dec
18
32%
28%
10
32% Jan
30% Dec
*16%
32%
Lines—
17% Apr
37% Dec
18
27%
Inc
31
Jan
72
21%
'78
54
5,600
♦09
13
*98
52%.'
9,000
12
72
21 %
8%
90
li%»
*69
'17
18
32%
-38%
11%
72
21%
8%
89%
11
18.500
*69
72
*17
88
11%
18%
31%
(John) & Co
14% Mar 25
19% Dec
90
11
31
-18
31%
Monterey Oil C'o_
—:
Montgomery Ward & Co
10% Oct 22
88
11%
.31
13
1,000 lire
shares
American
23
18% Feb
Jan
89%
11%
Mining & Chemical—
catmi
14% Jun
28
88%
120
1.000
31 %
16%
No par
Co
(The)
Power Co
Montana
18
*31
17%
*69
300
8%
No par
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
'28% Jun 27
31
16%
32%
25
Chemical
31
17%
•
No par
B
8%Jun
85
31%
1,400
87%
85
27%
5
class A
RR
Monon
Tool
Machine
Monarch
191/4 Mar 12
14% Jun 20
37
85
21%
.-100
-100
1.25
——
4.20%
37%
35
37
Pacific RR class A—No par
3
2
Apr
37 In
85
11
100
preferred series A
7%
37%
32%
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
200
37%
84 ya
27%
.-No par
Corp——1
Mission Corp ———.—..—;•
—1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
9,200
30
16%
79%
78%
*98
42%
31
13%
'•33
5.1O0
42%
*23%
30
37%
"84%
21%
21%
42
Shares
30
85
37%
18
*17%
Ontario Paper—-2.50
It
Feb
22
27% Dec 30
Dec
4
*28%
%
72
*69
Maid
Minute
36% May Si
40 Yt Jan
7
17% Dec 23
18
Dec 23
17
11%
28% Jun
11% Apr 22
4 % Apr
8
29% Apr 30
22% Jan 2
45
Jan
i
IS
90
11%
33% May 20
12
Jun 25
13
62
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
17%
88%
.
Cliem Corp of Ainer—
3
Jun
52
8
I
23% Jan
Oct 22
10
1
17%
5
2
4% Jan
22
17
Apr 16
24ya Apr 18
31%
3
23% Feb
20
83 ya Apr
85
31%
Feb
10
2
30% Jan 13
11% Apr
85
Jun
4% Jan
6
65% Mar
—100
10
1st preferred——
Oil Corp—
Jun
14
40
27
44% Jan 31
4% Oct
38
Inc
83
18% Feb 25
24
43% May 27
37% May 28
12% Jan
8
22
17
6
4% Jan
2
31
Feb 21
60 Y* May
22
17% Dec 30
32 % Oct
29
38%
Inc
100
27% Jan
4% Dec
4
14
25
29
Utilities
Enterprises
Minerals &
26
19 Va May
73% Feb 25
Jan 14
9
1
5
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn Mining 6c Mfg com——No par
$4 preferred
—.No par
19
Jun
22% Jun
93
88% Sep
<
70
*28%
41%
5%%
16
Jan
30
28%
42%
Midwest
13% May 27
2
10
13% Jan
l
24% July 28
21 ya July 12
30
Feb
21Va Feb
92% Jun
59
25 ya Mar
24
Deo
17
58
7
17
Jan
7% Jan
42
41%
South
Midland
3
6
14% Jan
41%
28%
10
Copper
10
31
91% May
5
Jun
32 % Jun
42
5
29%
Midland-Ross Corp common-
Mar 10
88
2
76
18Y4 Mar
Dec 31
12
Jan
8
1
July
131
29
7% Dec 31
24
43
25% Feb 24
14
32% Jan
12% Dec 23
73% Jan
33% Jan
2
29%
28%
the Week
29%
29%
42 %
29%
29
30%
Middle
1
78
May 31
40
43% May
35% Jan
12
82% Dec
32% Jun
•
28% Jun 25
July 16
63
4
June 26
June 25
29 %
Miami
11
24% Mar
34%Jai
60% Jan 10
Dec 31
25
Per
EXCHANGE
lligbest
Lowest
Hi|beit
Low cat
Friday
June 2"
Thursday
Wednesday
June 24
Sales for
FRICES
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
June 33
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
& Eros
37%
29%
*41%
44
30
31%
44
30%
31%
44
♦43
44%
32%
*42
112,600
44%
*42
N
30
9% Dec 24
35
July
38% Jan
2
42% Dec
8
Jan
18% Jan
Jun
13
158% Mar 26
Jan
20
14
Jun
17
National
71% Jun
16
National Cash
Deo
80
15% Jan
8
9% Jan
2
12
70% Jun
4
50% Jan
17
24% May 22
38 ya Mar 18
19 % Jan
2
37% Jan
7
166
19
46 Yt Feb
18% Dec 23
33
20
Jun
National
City
National
Dairy
2
24% May
9
86 % Jan
2
95
7
16% Oct 22
19% Jan 25
17% Jan
2
21% Jun
35 Va Oct
46
Jan
a
48% May 22
84
22
138
158
23
135 % Jan
9
Jan
7% Jan
16
Mfey 17
6%
National Theatres
Dec
23
3
10'/a Jun
19
a
12% Jan
e7
National Vulcanized
4% Jan
a
6% May 15
14% Jun
4
6
13% Jan
3
4
10% Jan
a
25% Dec
18
26% Jan
26
77% Feb
14
14
Oct 22
17
Jan
2
76
Oct 30
87
Dec
31
130 ya May
66 % Nov 13
36% Dec
17 Yb Dec
28
23
18
Dec
Jan
85
4
a
a
13 % Mar
18
9
Dec
13
103
Mar 11
95
190
-Dec
11
351
Mar 28
180
4% Deo 24
17
Jun
2iy4 Feb
14
New
18% Jun
17
New
24% Jun
1
27
Air
York
Apr 18
107
Jun
Jan
18
225
May 21
$5
19
N
N
Y
non-cum
Feb
11
31
Preferred
64% Jan
4
•
31% Jan
16
32% Oct 30
38% Dec 31
38% Jan
a
47 y4 Jun
20
72% Sep
87
1
79% Jan
I
1
29y* Jan
New
N
85
a
63
Nov 21
74
Jan
21
July 29
81
Jan
30
76
86% Apr
Oct
90
98 ya Aug
17
20
18% Dec 31
108
11
Jan 28
Deo
0
25% July 18
81
80% Jan 16
4
108
Feb
22
May 23
22
39 ya May 17
31% Jan
S
39% Jun
11
70% Jan
7
S
65
Jun
20% Aug 14
24 Va Jan
B
53% Apr
22
Jan
20% Oct
39% Jan
2
25% Feb SO
33% Jan
24% July 17
15% Jan
a
63% Apr 11
20
4
14% Dec 24
65 % Deo
27
79
Jan
4
26% Apr
9
Sep 27
107
Mar"~8
104
Jan
0
lOOVa Nov 12
110
Dec
16
107
Jan
11
96
6
105% May 16
•
Oct
3
92%
20%
21
20%
20%
5.800
46%
20%
21'A
21%
21%
47
47%
\ 46%
91
*166%
143
97
166%
166%
165%
165%
*141
143
142
143
143
*J41
16 Va
16 %
23%
24
5
20
State
70
9
May
7
Jan 20
29% May 22
109% Jun 13
113% May 26
41% Jun 16
16%
*16%
24 %
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
16%
xi7
17
17
17%
17%
17%
2,000
50 %
49
50%
49%
51
51
51%
25,600
*36
36%
35%
36
52%
52%
52%
35% ; 35%
52%
52%
8%
3%
8%
.10%
10%
50%
35%
36
53
53%
52 Va
52%
8%
8%
8%
8%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
11
11
*11
1
•
*13%
5
52%
8%
10
.
10%
*10%
5%
5%
5%
5%
14
13%
13%
*13%
*11
11%
6
.
5%
*13%
14
-
11%
*11 'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
83
83
83%
*82%
83 Va
*82%
*81%
17%
*93
17%
17%
17%
96
93
*93
17%
.
17%
81%
37
87%
37'A
38 %
38%
39%
19%
19Va
19
19 Va
19
19
19
19
%
4,000
17%.
16%
17 %
28.200
53.7CO
16%
16%
17%
36%
23%
17%
24
24%
24%
112
-105
115
*103
120
*200
235
*200
235
"200
235
5%%
7%
7%
16%
17
17 Va
17 Va
5,200
25%
25%
26
26%
3,200
45'A
45'A
*81%
34%
83
34%
45 %
*81%
35
77
#71
*78
84%
90%
105%
103
*21%
5
2
36%
105%
104
21%
36''a
34%.
*89
*105%
104
*21%
36%
30%
31%
1
.1
50
31%
31%
30%
31 %
18%
18%
18%
,18%
08%
69%
69 Va
69%
10
28%
29
28%
28%
.
Ry Co
Co
100
100
5
*108
109%
♦108
109%
*111 %
113
*111%
113
18 %
>;67
28%
*108
113
39%
18%
07
28%
109 Va
113
40%
40
40%
21%
21%
21%
x21
21%
81%
*81%
82%
x80%
82
40%
40%
5
21%
100
81%
31%
19
*66%
28-%
92
15% Oct 22
9% Oct
22
20% July 22
25% Aug 26
Feb
18
6
87
Jan
•
94»/4 jun
90% Jan
«
93 ya Mar
19
$4.11 preferred series
7
$4.16 preferred series
100
28% Feb
4
25% Jun
3
Northrop Aircraft Inc
4
22% Apr
10% Jan
7
17% Jan
a
15% Jun
2
Northwest
25% Deo 31
22% Jun
17
38
For footnotes see
July 12
page
26.
31
Feb
6
251/b Jan 21
43% Jun
27
4.6%
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
common
94
94
"93
94%
*93
94%
94
*92%
94
*91%
94
24%
1
10
24%
14%
14%
25
*22%
23%
1.25
40%
40%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
113
s
930
110
108%
HO
111%
111%
100
49%
26,200
10,100
81 %
60
91%
40
*92%
90% Feb
18,200
21 Va
91%
1
28%
%
*89%
77% NOV 14
28%
91%
92
79% Oct
19%
66%
3,800
06%
81
94
91% Mar 18
32%
19%
21
*89 %
IS
01,000
32 %
19%
63
28%
91%
"91%
Jan
500
82%
92
87
3.709
23%
21%
94
100
100
100
500
64
21%
*90%
Jun
63%
*23
40
♦92%
94
States pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
60
1,000
40%
92
10
Pacific Ry
22
70
870
39 Va
94
Jan
Northern
103 %
32%
108% 10;)%
*111 %
107
37
"30
-.
63%
25
100
21%
23%
*90%
88
37
63
<23
100
90 Va
103%
21%.
63%
100
84%
90%
104
23%
77
80
*105 Va
107
23%
3,700
18,100
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90 %<
03%
35%
*78
;
84%
Ry common—25
46%
83
*71
80
*89
100
100
35%
;
77
80
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100
*81%
35 %i
<78
100
46%
45%
83 Va
*71
*92%
X
3,700
16%
25%
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
Feb
7%
16%
13
Mar 29
90
7%
•.
—-
25%
$3.60 preferred series
92
235
1
100
preferred
preferred
•»
7%
7,900
100
No
8
120,
*210
,
7,8
24%
*100
„
83% Jan 23
Oct
24%
24%
tl02
50
American Aviation
5.80%
12,200
80%
37
19%
22.
78
22,600
96
81
0
77% Nov 13
17%
*93
T
18
17%
17%
81
16% Jan
Jun
"20
90
76% Mar
14
83%
80
82
Feb
*82%
83 Va
No par
—
Gas
1,400
82%
Electric Gas Corp—
No par
al
;
37%
17%
Northeast Capital Corp
N
1,300
11%
33
81%
23%
series A
Northern Central
,
*93
17% Jun U
4
-32%
...
1
400
13%
81 Va
96
400
1,900
''
37%
15
Adjustment preferred
North
1,600
6
HI
13% Oct 22
Nov
11%
11%: :
32%
3,200
9,700
.10
13%
32%
1,000
-
8%
-
5%
.
32%
2,200
11% .11%
,
14%
49% May 31
66
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3.1%)
5%
8%
.
11%
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1
6
No par
Western
1,300
16%
36%
3.90%
&
A
16%
16%
No par
5%
390
16%
23%
1
preferred
30
143
16%
16%
,
32% Nov 19
32% Jan IS
143
10%
24
>:
10
165
23%
1
preferred
Norfolk
23% Apr 18
*
165
;
15,800
94
16 Va
50
Brake
93%
167%
36
;
95%
93
8,400
47%
95%
*105%
1
;
46%
97
50%
10
Co
40%
♦95%
46%
97
91%
No par
Fibre
21
90'A
49%
-
46%
"95%
370
166%
16%
1
—
x20%
90%
90
167%
<141%
~
1
-
*95%
97
90 y4
100
A *89
46%
*95%
preferred.
4.10% preferred
5.25% preferred
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp.
Nopco Chemical Co
-
*
51 ya Dec
29
92%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3
>
preierred
100
3.60% preferred
100
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
4
102% Apr 17
18% Jan
a
Y
Common
'
89% Jan 10
104% Mar
92
*
Mar 10
Mar
91%
York Shipbuilding Corp
$3.75
Mar 18
36% May 29
74% Jun 24
72% Mar 13
69
Nov 13
A-A
100
Common
Jan
78
92
•v,\ 24
13 Va
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
9
72
92
90%
700
92
Harlem RR Co
&
22
31% Mar
24%
04
*165
York Dock—
3
26% Oct 22
24%
5
York Central
a
Apr
£4%
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co.
5% Jan
3
.A.:'."24%
10,3O()
23%
24%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
14% Jan
25% Apr
■
3,800
5,700
24%
91%
16
14
11
46%
23%
19
15
18% Oct
23
46
24%
New Jersey Pr
Jan
31
22%
46a
—
41 % Jan
Dec
14
67%
22%
45 Va
1
Bros Inc;
Neisner
New
98
08%
22%
45%
England Electric System
1
& Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
:
10
4
May 29
44% Jan
S
Apr
66 %
22%
44%
New
•96
14
17% Jan
July 29
29 y* Jan
11
10
36 % Apr 30
6
36% July 25
10
13ya Dec 30
a
Feb
68
20
42 % Dec
17
66%
22%
45%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
33% Jun
14% Jan
85
04%
22%
44%
lSVoJun
a
Feb
85
Nov 13
66 Va
22*4
45%
83% Jim 24
33% Jan
19
71
Va
22%
Co
Nehi Corp
11% Feb 10
'
10,300
32,900
par
—
Inc—
7% Jan
9% Jan
y« Feb
13%
67
Radiator
11
14
13%
13
5
11
ley* Feb
Nov 20
10
13 %
3,800
11,300
44%
1
No
Co
Jan
Natomas
166%
22%
10
Steel
14% Jan
13
I
&
National U
8
166%
49%
66%
common
preferred A—.
preferred B
S
50%
49
5
;
Co
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
*
26%
48%
68%
Cast-No par
9% May 22
a
14%
25%
49%
1
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
30
14%
26
48 Va
13%
Corp
54% Apr
14%
25%
13
Natl Malleable
6
15%
26 H a
13%
National Linen Service
13
14%
20
13%
5
Jun
14%
26
13%
27
56% Jan
14%
26
106%
17% Jun
38
10,200
15%
*165
26i/a Feb
2
42% Jan
K
14%
14%
14%
26%
50%
16% May 26
fl
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
Va Sep
11
23
4'/a Dec 23
;
15
7%
17
21% May 13
Nov 29
44
6% Dec 30
8% Oct
13% Jan
4
37% Mar 11
2
17
19
Jun
7
4
21% July 18
80% Jan
3
17
Jun
14%
3,400
5
Co
preferred
Lead
1.000
14%
165%
Gypsum Co common
National
5
143
7
$4.50
8
168
Mar 25
13
Jan
18
49 y2 Deo
84% Apr 17
8
July
May
103% Feb
National
47%.
14%
49%
Corp com
5
100
pfd series of 1951
4%%
12%
47%
14%
165%
Products
National Fuel Gas
16
100
7
Jan
Deo
29% Nov 22
;
90
15 % Sep
47% Jan
14% Dec
Dec
4
139
12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
7
42
165
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
30VaJan
8
Jan
97
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
,
July
May
12%
47%
14%
50%
50
Natl Distillers & Chem
20% Jan
12%
47%
14%
166%
Register
Lines Inc
National
S
101% Apr
*12%
47%'
10
Corp
7
23% Feb
12%
47%
14%
165'%
10
common
47% May 29
21
28 y* May
19% Oct 22
77 % Oct 22
14%
*26
5
preferred
Can
14%
1
Inc
12%
47%
100
Biscuit Co
51
Fibres
12%
47%
48
Corp
500
*12%
12%
48
1
National Aviation
7%
12%
1
National Automotive
168
41% Jan
9% NOV 14
142% Aug
5
Acme Co
National Airlines
27
31
23% Mar
14
National
15% Jun 20
JaD
8
9% Jan
t
22
4
53% Mar 10
14 Va Jan
I
Jan
14
13% Oct 22
20% Oct
14 % Feb
*81
92
*90
Va
91%
94
*93%
94 %
*91%
94
*91%
24%
25
24%
94
60
94
25%
Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*22%
23%
*22%
23 Va
*22%
23 Va
*22%
43'A
5,700
23%
41%
20,700
14
40%
41
40%
41 Va
41
41
4.200
V
v
"■
Volume 187
Number 5755
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
42*4 Oct 22
Lowest
52% May 9
1013/4 Mar 18
83% Oct 24
76% Jun 27
89
853,4 Nov 12
50% Jan
14
94% Jan
29
Jan
103% Mar
NEW YORK
Highest
56
Apr 25
103
9
84% Jan
98
Jan
14
Jun
103
10
85% Nov 13
99% Mar 25
96
Jan
8
102
28% Dec 30
44% Jan
35
Jan
May 16
4
28 % Jan
13
39% Jun
17
Oct
21
443/4 Jun 14
39% Jan
9
49% Jun
24
16 % Sep
26
18
17% Jan
6
18% Jun
3
81% July 24
97
Jan
3
15
Jan
4
Olin
2
30
12% Jun
90% May 31
19
66
Jan
3
86
22
May 29
49% Jun
40*%
Jan
13
56
21
May
37% Jun 11
20% Jan
7
29
82 % Mar
4
111/
12% Jun
30
133/4 Dec
2
89
30
Nov
6
16% July 15
35V* Nov 18
68
5034. Oct
86
Jan
4
13% Jan
7
49% Jun
17
Jan
72
Jun
16
94
Feb
7
99
Apr
9
2
34% Jun
25
Nov
13
24
Nov
12
43
Mar 13
96
Jan
87
7
Oct
21
Nov
17
18
27
Jan
2
2
10
9
18% Jan
43% Apr
51% Jun
8
96'% May
2
9% Jan
Jan
26% Jan
21
17
7% Jan
1714 Jan 22
Nov "19
33',4 Jan
2
15
16% Jan 31
8% Dec 23
10
~
7
25% Jan
Nov 18
Jan
15
37% Feb 24
3
£5
104
Apr
69
66% July 25
21
May 13
11% Apr
33% Sep 25
mi Nov 19
Jan
13
33% Jan
9
112% Oct 22
132
113 3,4 Oct
Jun
4
12% Oct
22
36
Dec
17
56% Jan
84% July 23
28
Oct
16
42% Feb
12
63% Dec
22
26% Jan
14
% Dec
30
2 Va Oct
21
7% Dec 27
3
7% Dec
27
24% Jun
12% Jan
3
21
Oct
22
40% Jan
2% Dec 30
13% Jan
Nov 26
25% Jan
8
Jun
27
85 % Mar 13
12% Oct
21
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
48 % Nov 20
46% Dec
30
39'% Oct 22
'90V4. Oct
28
106
Jan
6
101
Jan
11 Va Dec
30
22% Jan
28% Dec
19
35
.35% Dec 23
4514 Feb
25
13% Dec 20
2-% Dec 27
42% Feb
16
5
80% Feb
20
6% Jun
27
19% May
1
95% May 12
16% Jun 18
87
2
2
Jan
52% Mar
24
7
49% Jun 27
104% Jun 19
2
101% Apr
13% Jun
7
25
18
36
May 28
48% May 28
65•
Jun
6
25 % May
9
56
May 13
102
May 9
10
14
3
16% Jun
16
18
6
99
Jan
9
89
Jan
6
19
94% Jan
10
102
3
107
24
Jun
107% May
93% Feb
May
16
6
7
5
2
12% Jan
2
May 13
40% May 22
17% Mar 25
87% Jan
3
65
Dec
12
Feb
12
74% Jan
79 % Feb
19
75
56 % Jan
43
4
Jan
Apr
11
16
2
55% Jun
2
|
8&
Mar 18
Jan
'
29
80
Mar 12
36% Feb
27
43% Jun
16
13% Jan
3
7% Jan
2
10% Jun
27
2
95% May
7
97
39% Jun 26
44% Jan
3
42% Jan
3
88
04
6
90
6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
14
:
4
11% Oct 21
21
22
24
93
May
Jan
Apr
14
56% Jun
6
100% Jun 20
Jan
2
22
82% Feb
26
66
16% Jan
2
'
Jun
9
Jun
17
19% Jun
1414 Dec 30
134
13
Feb
64
>
6
Oct
60
Dec
Dec
24
67
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
3
135
Mar 29
43%
'
80%
82%
38%
81%
82%
81 %
82%
81%
82%
81
19 Va
82
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19Tb
19%
26
26 Va
19%
19%
26%
27 Va
2,500
27
27 Va
27 Vb
29%
2%
29%
31%
2%
2%
9,400
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
900
11%
22,900
2%
11%
U Va
11%
11
11%
23
24%
24 Va
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
27'A
27%
27 %
27%
23
*22%
27%
27%
4
4%
4%
35%
35
27 Va
27%
400
%
35%
1,800
27%
27%
6,400
6V4
315.800
19Vo
11,100
4%
4%
5%
5%
6%
18 Va
18
18%
18%
19%
18%
19
92%
19 Ta
93
92 %
93'A
92 Va
93'A
92%
93
15%
15%
92'A
92%
5,800
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
52%
52%
15%
15%
52
52%
9,100
51%
52
51%
51%
51%
52%
51%
4,000
*51 Va
*51 Va
53 Va
100
49%
*17%
49
48%
103
102%
103 Va
100
99%
100%
*99 %
100 %
10
53%
51%
49
53%
48%
*51%
6V»
53 Va
48%
48%
49%
49 %
5,100
a
102%
102%
102%
*102% 103%
250
99%
99%
99%
100
*100
102 5
13%
13%
100 Va
250
12%
13%
12 T
a
13'A
12%
13 Va
36%
35%
13%
13Ta
5
35%
35%
33,800
35%
35%
*35 Va
35%
46%
46%
35%
35Tb
400
25
46%
46%
46 Va
46%
46%
5,700
46%
46%
46%
100
*57%
59 Va
*57%
59%
59%
61
60
60'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24
24 Va
52'A
52%
51%
52%
50%
51
51%
51%
100
*98%
100%
*98%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
4%
4%
4%
4 Tii
,
67
& Co Inc common—1
67%
102
67'A
100
*98 Va
100%
16%.
16%
16%
4%
4%
4%
67%
67%
68%
67%
67%
100
preferred
*99%
12.50
(conv)
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
*23%.
23%
*23 Va
23%
104%
104%
♦90%
91 Va
preferred
100%
100 Va
107
107
3
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
;
48%
—100
100
100
1
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
*99
1Q0
5
100
100
5
1
100
25
No par
23%
104%
91
23%
105
91
►101 "" 101%
►106%
107
•99%
104%
91
102
*99%,
104%
,
91
101%
*106%
101%
107
38%
39 >-
15'A
63%
-
15%
15%
15%
64
62%
63
52%
53 Va
52%
53 %
38%
39 % V
*84%
87
*84%
85
*83%
'
38%
38%
15 Va
100 Va
102
.
•99%
102
41%
23'A
•104
23 Va
23%
105
*90 Va
105
91 Va
90%
8,500
700
I
-
140
90%
*99'A
101
•99 Va
*106%
120
101
107
107
38Tb
39%,
16%
16%
62%
62 Vb
52 Ve
52%
16%
63
52 Va
10>
38%
15'A
.
20.
38 Tb
52%
♦84%
86
*84%
85
*84%
*83%
•83 %
85
*83 Vb
7,300
37,400
7
240
14,500
86
85
85
42 Ta
42 Va
42%
42 Va
9 Tit
9%
9%
9%
*95%
*95-%
98%
*95 %
98%
♦95 V*
98%
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
*99%
10U%
56
55%
♦99
100%
19,200
23%
105
•106%
9-%
*99
2,000
48%
41%
56
17,800
41%
9%
100%
1,700
4%
71%
41%
62
53%
16%
*4%
69"
.
100 Va'
16%
41%
98 Va
55%
•99
-
48'A
42%
*99
3,000
48%
9%
41%
25,100
52%
48
15'A
52%
85
*99%
63
*61%
•
86
*83%
102
290
24%
'
4
CO
24 Va
*51%
16%
4Va
*59%
>
100%
42%
42 Va
43
10
10
10 V,
•95%
*
55%
•99
44/700
3.600
98%
56
3,300
100%
15
4
Mar 19
4
Feb
27
22% Feb
5
Feb
13
Jun
18
89% Jan
10
54% Jun
4
20
69
Jan
10
88
Jun
3
2
19% Jan
31
34
Jun
19
2
38
26% Jan
16
Piper
Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
85
convertible
$4.80 preferred (conv)
*90
92
*95
98
15%
15'A
*96
98
15
♦96
15%
15%
15 Va
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7%
guaranteed
preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
100
1.25
10
—1
10
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The) common
$3.50
convertible
preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
20%
•65
18%
20%
2,000
65%
1,300
l8Ta
1,800
132
132
♦128%
132
♦128%
132
*128%
132
•128%
132
132
133
*132
134
*133
134
132%
134
*132
30
700
135
18%
18 Va
18
18%
18
7C%
6%
16 Va
72
6
16%
71
71%
6 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,500
*64
65
71
70%
71%
71%
72
6,500
70
69
18%
18
18 Va
*117%
127
%
*117%
6%
6%
6 Va
6 Va
6%
6%
15%
15 Tii
15%
16%
16Vn
16%
64
65
*65
66
69%
69%
69%
*69%
69%
69 Vb
69%
18%
*64
*09%.
70%
6 %
16
65
15%
10
40
18'A
'
18%
18%
17%
18 Va
18Va
18'A
127
*117%
127
1
51
52%
51 %
51%
75
2.50
83
85
84%
85%.
30%
31
30%
30 Va
30
30 Va
5
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24 V2
1
58%
52
*84%
*117%
127
*65
*117'A
5,100
5,100
11C
66%
500
-
2,600
127
52%
*52 Vb
52%
52 Va
52%
86 %
♦84
87
85
85
3,000
1,400
30%
30 %
30%
31%
4,700
24%
-
11
43% Jan
2
24Tb
24%
25
69% May
25 Vb
3,100
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
Nov 14
59 %
57%
58%
16% Jan
58 Va
58
20 Va Jan
57%
2
58%
30
18.500
Poor & Co
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
22% Jan
18%
10
18 Vb
18%
26
18%
18%
17
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
25%
25%
8,100
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%'
5,900
55
Jan
31
62
2
60%
60%
60%
61
60 Vb
60%
10
45%
45%
45%
,46
44 Vb
45
44 Vb
44 %
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
36%
36%
44%
,45%
2,000
36
%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
14,000
29%
29%
92
29 V
•90%
91%
91%
•91 VA
9te%
53% Dec
21
57
Dec
37% Oct
22
48
May 20
31
Jun
May
5
7
Polaroid Corp
Procter & Gamble
59%
58%
42% Jan
9
28% Jun 24
49% Feb
32% Feb
4
29% Jan
2
2414 Jun
28
29
Feb
4
77-,
26% Jan
Sep
11
29%
29%
92
Feb
27
36% Jun 19
30% May 2
29%
29%
85% Jan
7
81'.
98
Feb
18
4.08%
90
Nov 12
90%
91
92
92
Mar 13
81% Oct 23
89% Jan
10
95
Apr
18
4.18%
91
91%
91
95
Feb
92
91% Feb
23
98
Apr 23
105% Jun
19
*22
40
1
May
2
Oct 11
26% Sep
4
19% Sep 26
4% Oct 22
9
37
Jan
75
Jan
10
% Feb
4
23% Feb
4
24
23
22
31
5% Jan
2
67% Jan
'
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
29% Nov 14
6
21% Mar 11
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
30% Mav 22
1
Mar
8
26"% Jan
43% Jan
29
Feb
14)
107% Apr 22
2
79% Mar 19
65
Oct
35 Vb
24%
•14%
Jun
4214 Dec
llVu
*24
15
84
20
11%
24%
15
21% Dec
4434Jun
,
.
HVa
*24
98 Tb
117
18% Jun 24
I
*2%
•97
12
Mar
9,000
38%
99
22
64«
9,300
13,900
38'A
*88
21
1534 Dec 30
i
60
39 Va
38%
98
22 % Dec
!
48%
94%
92
38%
93
Feb
33% Oct
48
*93
92
39%
*91
14
30
48'A
94
93
3
21 % Mar 20
48%
*92
*91
68% Oct
7
48 %
94
93%
44% Oct
Jun
49
92
68% Feb
122
47%
*92
90%
2
Apr 24
21,700
90%
2
116
16%
preferred—No par
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
17% Jun
74
16%
ld%
2
2
2,300
*18'A
12
17% May 21
270
4%
18%
Jun
68 % Jun
137%
4'A
18%
62
23
1,240
137 Va
4%
16 T a
18%
14% Jan
29% July 25
Jan
137
4'A
16'A
18%
67% Feb
Jan
137
18%
22
7
22,400
25 Va
132%
18%
13
80.% Feb
47%
132'A
X
:
7% Feb
47'.,
•24'A
132
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common__10
Jan
78
26
130Tb
6
Jun
25
•24
131%
137
131 »A
xl37
2"%
20% Jun
6
27
323,000
65%
140
4
3,200
12,600
%
2rTb
135
10
47%
63%
13
37% Jan
46%
20%
Apr 17
15% Jan
2
8% July 19
30
47%
64 Va
85% Jan
6% Dec 23
14
130% Jun
50 Vb'
57
15/64
20 %
16% Mar 11
128
%
*63%
31% Jun 21
8
%
64%
17
4
21
4%
48%
preferred
preferred
.
50
56%
No par
3%%
1,500
16%
*51%
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
2nd preferred
600
2,100
20%
25
14% May 13
57
9%
12%
14
64%
98
Jun
*20
49%
56%
33 %c
Pet Milk Co common
;
14
21
49'A
:
102%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
84
9%
12 %
.
%
*24 Va
,_i
Pepsi-Cola Co
4.30%
27
No par
100
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
3.80%
*19%
49 'A
9%
4%
1
series preferred
9%
20%
93% Jun
Jun
110
65%
7
150
95%
20%
6
150
25
95
64%
82% Jan
Jun
96%
20%
84% Jan
Nov 11
•
34% Dec 30
1,600
95
1
Mar 26
1
139
1,800
34 %
2
98% May 15
20% May 16
-
97%
34%
16 Va
3(5
Phila Electric Co common—No par
81 conv preference com
No par
4.40% preferred,
.100
82:
97 %,
34'A
4%
35%
13
96% Jan
82% Dec
4.40%
5,000
97%
16%
*22%
Jun
27% Jan
*
Oct 22
31
preferred
5,900
4Va
25
42
102% Jan
"
69
100
47 Va
16 %
'.'A
3.5o
4%%
60
12%
3814
11%
2
Feb
49%
95
104
70
•
38%
5
37% Jan
16
69%
97%
,
38%
No par
1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
943/4 jan 21
823/4 Dec
4 Va
16%
11
3
3&%Nov.l3
Oct
4%
16%
Jun
'46
Nov 13
67% Nov 22
1514 Oct
1
No par
2.50
.:
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%
*24 Va
_l
10
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Penney (J C) Co
No par
Pennroad Corp (The)
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
lo
Pfizer (Chas)
27
131%
50
'68% Jan
68%
57
%
47 Va
137%
49
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
4%%
47%
137
*92
prior preferred
Ford
47%
130%
1
common
48
137%
22
Jan
47
'
%
131%
Jan
Apr 10
*24
%
137%
37
6
18% Apr 15
•39% Oct 21
44
&
47
%
131
17
106.
*12
46%
x34
20%
56%
100
27
2
'31% Apr 22
53% Dec 23
Nov
Transportation
conv
•49
71% Jun
1
Oct 22
7
5%
Penick
*19'A
49 Va
57
100
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee
9%
20 Va
100% Jun
12
*101%
12%
4o%'
95
48%
7
21
95
56%
13
6
95
49%
Jan
2
95
57
49% Jan
104 Va Feb
24% Oct 22
68
Jun
36% Jun
13
Jan
96%
No par
preferred
25
6
10
82% Mar 11
19% Jan
2
25
Feb
Aug 26
Nov
4%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
Peabody Coal Co
2
165 3/4 Apr
94% Feb
Nov 11
1
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
Patino Mines & Enterprises
3
28,500
*12%.
-
34%
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp—
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
31
14% Jan
25'A
97%
34 %
9%
60
24%
69 Va
96%
48%
No par
16
Jan
68
34
%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
3% Jan
Jan
69
97%
56 Tit
No par
11% Jun
98
68
'A
11,800
24%
v
47
34
10
92
Feb
23,
76%: Nov 14
H
6
80
,12%
5W
8)
9
Jan
46%
34%
9%
42,100
11%
82%
101102%
100
12%
47%
25
Gas & Electric
Kigiita (exoire July
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
97
19% Aug 14
94
23
22% May 8
31% Jun 27
28
40% May 21
v.
82% Jun
Pacific
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
12
8£
9
,
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
2
11% Feb
63% Jan
'
19
28% Jan
37
Jan
34% Oct 21
*
9
Apr 15
40% Jun 12
21
7
85% Sep 10
37% Dec 23
92
23
49% Jun
98
2
25
85
Apr 26
2414 May 9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
20% Jun
7
25
Oct
2
Apr 21
8
3% Jan
49% Apr 24
3214 Dec 11
16% Oct 21
92
Feb
Jun
2
95
100
12%
46%
7,100
12,600
*19%
Jan
97% Jan
102
♦12
10%
*81,
14%
Jan
41% Jan
24%
97
*9 %
33%
-
50%
%
12
4
13% Jan
25
23 %
69
*95
33%
400
33%
51
12
135% Jun
82% Jan
13% Apr
49 % May 15
29
86% Nov
23%
.
14
27
Jan
50.%
9%
5% Feb
49
24 Va
33'A
~
14
143
23 % Jan
9
11
75
50%
60 Va
34
Aggregates Inc__5
common
2% Jan
2
50VA
33%
11%
16% Jun
19 Va Jan
83%
33 %
*9%
3
30% Jan
IV
82
97
15
No par
7% Jan
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
10%'
82
13%
27
15% Jan
2
11
*80
11%
90
22% May 1
4% Jan 24
33%
10%
82
68%
100
18%
98
33%
13 Va
29% May 29
2
19% Jun
•
50%
*99
12%
*18 Vb
•95
33%
i
*
23%
48%*
18%
98
33%
33%
11%
50
,
18%
*94
33%
12
30% Jan
2
98
33%
13%
48
13
Jan
18%
*94
12
Feb
83
Xl8%
21 %
17
11
18 »A Oct
Jan
18%
98
33%
*19%
20
12% Jan
95
May 17
36% Jun 11
22
2
117% Jan
23,100
2,800
25
Jun
4
131
49%
12%
18
20% Feb 21
7
6.25
common
38 %
49%
13%
all Jun
7% Apr 22
19 % Jan
4
Paper Copreferred.
37%
49%
99
12%
58% Jun
137% Mar 12
85
180
38%
49%
11
51%
102
47%
99%
37%
49%
13 %
53 % Jun
22
*12
Corp_Z„II
*97%
38%
1
2
23
*99
j
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
4% preferred
100%
5
2
Oct
4
No par
150
49 %
*80 '
24%
70
160
101%
37 Va
33 Va
11%
,
7.400
90
100'A
18%
81
23%
..
99
54%
101
49%
Pacific Coast Co
26
27
40% Jan
300
101 Va
90
38 %
33%
33%
50%
103
49%
*95
11%
0.25
Corpl
Oxford
101
103
37 %
,
98
81
100%
90
103
*101%
33%.
33%
1
54%
100 >4
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement &
20
47% Jan
13
40% Dec
5
100
55
Shares
*89
22
13% Mar 24
17
15/64 Jun
41% Oct 22
Corp
54%
100%
the Wick
90
103
18%
33%
55
14% Jun
May 22
40
5
18%
♦95
Friday
June 27
June 26
101%
90
*98 Va
100%
49%
100
90
101 %
38'%
•
Outboard Marine
Outlet Co
*
38 V8
_
8
100
7.50
Chemical
90
103
*49 Va
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
:
2
Dec
*101%
20
26
Dec
54%
*100%
10
preferred
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Mathieson
54%
101%
90
No par
com
4%
43% Feb
7
Apr
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
33% Jun
May 27
54 'A
*100%
100
7
64
73
!
7
38Oct
18% Oct
4.44% preferred—
Ohio Oil Co—j
28
98
54%
101%
90
100
Jan
7
54
*100
Soles (or
Thursday
June 25
100
I
;
preferred
preferred
26% Jan
31% Apr
7% Jan
28% Mar
Wednesday
June 21
Iioo
preferred
3.90%
Tuesday
June 23
12
613,4 July 11
13% Jan 11
22% Oct 22
37 % Dec 19
92
4.40%
4.56%
17
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Far
Ohio Edison Co common
92% May 16
7
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43 % Jun
.
17
Public Service Co of Colorado
$1.40 dlv
preference com—No par
preferred
100
preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05%
preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
80% Mar 13
3%%. preferred
24% Jan
10
4.32%
23% Jun
18
96%
96%
96%
96%
*95%
105%
106%
105 Vb
105%
105%
42
*78 Va
42%
41Tb
100
25
25
*22%
5
7%
7%
7Tb
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
*72%
73'A
*72 Vb
31
31 Va
31
No par
51%
52%
37%
51%
36 Vb
4.16%
preferred
preferred
24
Publicker Industries Inc com
7
8% Apr 21
74
Apr 25
31% Jun 26
2
52% Jun
17
Pullman
25
37% Jun
13
Pure
5
36%
46'4 Jun
16
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
♦142%
Oil
Inc.
(The)
*
78%
42 Vb
41%
106
41Tb'
77 Va
78 Vb
78 Va
24
•23Tb
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24%
24
„24%
*22%
♦23
24
23
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7%
7%
79
59%
a
60 %
29Tb
60
29%
60 %
29%
92
•90Tb
92
91 Vb
•95Tb
96 Vb
106 Vb
106 Va
105%
41%
41%
.3,500
.
91'A
'96 Va
5,800
92
92
650
550
*
96
•77%
41 Vb
260
106
630
41Tb
79
•77%
24 Vb
•23%
24%
*22%
23%
•22%
23%
7%
7%
8Vb
7%
9,200
79
23%
8%
150
700
,
9,500
73 Vb
72'A
72 Vb
*72 Vb
73
72
72 Vb
31
31
31 Vb
30%.
31%
31
31%
51 Vb
51 Vb
51%
52
51Tb
52
-3.400
36Tb
37 VA
37
37'A
36%
37'A
16.300
5,200
-52 Vb
37
70
-
4,100
Q
33% Jan
2
123% Aug 13
23% Oct 22
For footnotes
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
see
page
26
37% Feb
11
136
Jan
9
24
Jan
2
146% Apr 23
28% Jun 10
44%
*27%
45 Va
145
27%
44%
"142%
*27%
45%
145
27Te
44 Tb
142
27%
45 Vb
44 Va
44%
44%
44%
142%
*141 Va
143 Va
•141 Vat
143%
60
27%
27%
27 T«
27%
500
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
(2924)
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
Previous
Ranre (or
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Wednesday
June 25
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 21
June 23
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1957
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
June 26
Shares
June 'it
R
78
24
04% Jun
May 13
Jan 24
40
22
Oct
27
30'A Jan
69% Jan
6
16% Apr
8
13
28
19
2
10
17
Mar 22
48 % Feb
11
59 JA Jun
7
45 % Apr
Dec
23
34% Jan
11
14 Vb Jan
16% Mar 18
23% Aug
17
14
19% Jan
10
21% Aug
21 '/2 Feb
13
22% Dec
11
34 y2 Jan
18
39
Jan
19% May
4
20 y2 Nov
10
Apr
32
25
Dec
20
36
2
25% Jun
25
Oct
29
41% Apr
12
35 y2 Jun
16% Dec 30
31% Jan
12
17 'A
31
12% Jan
8
Jan
75% May 12
9
35% Jun 20
2o% Jan 20
36
13% Dec
20 % Dec
10
45
30
Mar 2d
Feb
1
*2
Dec
10
6$
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
6
e
Oct
22
13 % Apr
18
59% Jan
21% Dec
18
39
Mar 12
40
7% Oct 22
27
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
36% Jun
Jan
7
7 Vb Feb
20
2
8
12% Jun
48% Jun
4
2
62 y8
66% Dec
5
63% Jan
10
19
22
83% Feb
7
78'/a Jan
9
4
94% Jan
9
10% Jan
1% Jan
2
2
'14% Jun
Feb
28
88% Jun
July 22
68 y8 Jun
6
73% Sep
72 y4 Jun
24
82 y4 Jan
87'A Jun
24
99
Dec
23
21% Jan
18
13/4 Oct
21
3 % Apr
10
Mar
Aug
4
1
18% Dec 23
33
fA Jan
4
19% Jan
2
6
8
2
35% May
Jan
2
2
26 %
9%
38%
8%
42%
5%
6%
36%
36%
34%
35
*19
19%
*59
26%
26%
26%
*59
6%
6%
2
18% Jan
7% Apr
4
21
20% Dec
23
36% July 19
22% Jam
Dec
23
44% July 17
28% May 13
28
6%
6%
21
4
96
12%
12%
46%
23%
37% Jun
23%
Apr
2
2
400
90
Jan
6
96
22% Jan
23%
31%
30%
30%
30%
32%
32%
33%
61.600
30%
14%
14
14%
14%
14%;
14%
15%
15%
16%
74.700
14
41%
40'a
41%
40%
41%
26,200
46%
46%
46%
46%
74%
74%
74%
74%
2.50
1
40%
39 %
41%
46%,
/
46%
•
41
40%
74
74%
73%
:
•
97
*85
84
100%
100%
13%
> 13%
14
2%
-
13
79%
83%
83
88%
85
2%
ss;
—10
27
26%
27
26%
27
27%
27%
5
32%
33
4%
4%
4%
24%
25%
25%
Corp
Paper
2
29% Jun
16
21% Jan
15
Rome
16% Jan
21
22 % Aug
22
19
60% Jun
10
37% Jan
30
40% May 16
2
2
14
4
24% Jan
10
Mar 22
84% Jan
2
24
35
15% Jun
11
23% Nov 20
26% Dec
2
93
14
176
July
8
Feb
22
Dec
30
46% Mar
21% Oct
24
Jan
161
July 17
187
1
Feb
5
37% Feb
19
Jun
9
21
Jan
26
24
78
Apr
16
30% Jan
Nov 25
Feb
73A Oct
11
31%
95%
201%
28%
Apr 28
10
Apr 22
Jun 16
Jun
6
22% Jan
2
25% Dec
2
24
Jan
2
29 % Jun
26% Jan
11
10% Jan
2
50 % Dec
9
74 % Feb
5
53
Apr
7
15% Jun 16
62
Jun 13
Jan
20
SB'AJan
2
285
Feb
13
304
Oct
2
190
Mav 23
205
Jan
2
3
3
34% Jun
96
Apr
19
.j}-
48% Jan
22
„
20
Jan
90
Feb
6
17% Oct
11
23% Jan
29
20% Jan
2
29% Oct
22
39% May
2
25% Jun
25
Oct
85
96
30
11% Dec
24
22
23% Jun
1
10% Apr
17
"18% Feb
21
29
Sep
25
Dec
30
22 Vb
62
Nov
64% jun
4
8% Apr
55% Feb
86
Mar
Mar
7
Jan
17
94
7
102
17
12
78
14
21
Jan
3
3'
Jan
12
Mar 20
May 2
14% Jan 23
68
Jun 10
84% May 2
99% Jan 24
Feb 20
34
May 29
Oct 22
71% Oct
>
13
32% Jan
37% Nov 27
36
Nov 15
11
85
14%
24%
44'A
35%
12
31 % Oct
15
24% Jun 13
34% Feb
13
17% July
16% Oct
17
Feb
261
8
Jun
-
Scovill
33% Jan
2
Feb
3
Jan
7
83
May
1
773A Jan
9
85% Apr
10
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
21% Apr
7
27% Jun
6
17% Jan
10
20% Jun
20
Seaboard
Dec
13
24
May
28
5
2
11% Feb
3
34 % Jun
9
24% Oct
22
29% Jan
7
25
8% Oct
22
15% Jan
3
10% May
6
2% Aug
12
5% July
9
76% July 15
4% Mar
5
7
8% Oct
22
26% Jan
Jan
29% May
6
22
10
Apr
$4.50
25
18
Nov
19
33
Oct
1
26*/a Feb
25
37% Jun 27
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
31
Jan
9
7"% Mar 12
10% Sep
0
8% Jan
13
10% Jun
77% May
10
17% Feb
24
30
13% May 20
21% May 1
16% Jan 30
17% Jan
25
10
32% Apr
"II
49% Jan
17
18% Dec
19
29% Jun
13% Dec
23
21% Apr
9% Oct
22
Dec" 17
21
iviay
58
Jan
2
12% Jun
19%
33% Dec
30
25
22
17
Apr
33% Jan
14
Jun
9
Sheller
Mfg
16
8
50% Jan
2
61% Jun
27
Simmonds Saw
6
46% Mar
3
60% Jun
27
Feb
25
62% Jun
13
Skelly
Oil
23
25% Apr
7
34% Jun
17
Smith
(AO)
2
15% Jnn
2
19% Feb
3
80% May 27
30
36% Sep
23% Oct
48
18% Jun
14
Nov~12
Jan~T£
20%
27
14% Jan
2
18% Jun 27
18
Jun
6
2
14
Sep 23
44% Sep 10
35% Jan
25
32 % Jan
13
51% Jun
13
49% Jan
2
30
36
May 29
57% Apr 16
33%
-
South
8%
96
23%
23%
23%
23%
25%
25%
25%
25%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,400
10%
10%
23
23
23%.
23%
24%
23%
24%
39,000
37
37%
36%
3 7'A
37
37%
37 %
37%
22,200
35%
35%,
*34%,
35%
*35
9 1
9%
66%
f
.
9%
19%
19%
*80
83
35%
500
9%
9%
9%
4,000
66%
6,400
%
66%
66%
67%
85%
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85%
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85%
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85%
98%
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9%
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67%
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35%
9%
66%
98%
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98
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98
66
•
19%
19%
*80
83
19%
19%
26%
26%
27
20%
20
20%
20%
20 VB
27%
23,400
20 J/4
20%
20%
2,100
10%
10%
10%
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33%
*32%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
34
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
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11%
11%
11%
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11%
6%
7*8
11%
11%
11%
8
%
11%
8%
7%
14 3
4
14%
14%
14%
14%
36%
36%
36%
37%
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
9%
*9%
9%
*9%
10
10
10%
4,600
74%
75%
74%
75%
10,800
%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
51,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
13%
33%
13%
13%
13%
8,600
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13%
14,700
27
27
37%
37*8
73%
74
20%
20%
20
14%
14%
13%
13%
13%" 13%
12%
13 %
13
13%
27
27
26%
26 3 4
37
37%
37
371/4
61
60%
61
*60%
61
27
38%
61
36%
6IV2
37%
61
61%
700
57%
57%
58%
57s,8
58*8
58%
59%
59%
60%
30,600
59%
58
%
59 %
59
60 Vb
GO
%
60%
60%
61%
4.400
33%
34
33%
33%
33% •33%
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33V4
33%
34
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
;
18%
18%
18%
5
33%c
17
17
16%
16%
17
17
1,90'J
77
77 %
77%
77%
77%
78%
4,800
Co
50%
50%
51
50%
51
50%
51'A
50%
51%
44,900
19%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18
9%
8%
50
Porto Rico
Sugar common..5
27%
28
27%
51
51
*49%
xl8%
8%
9
27%
27%
9
28%
26%
27%
51
27
*50
27%
18%
4.600
8*8
8%
91/2
16,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
*51%
26%
26%
2,400
35%
1,700
25
California
Edison
35
35%
*34%
35%
*34%
35 %
*34V2
35%
25
preferred—
35%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
56 %
56%
56%
551/8
56%
9,900
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
14,800
Co (Tire)
5
30%
31%
31%
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
*32%
32 %
32%
32%
33
33
33
Southern
Natural
7.50
37%
3 8'A
37%
28%
37 3 i
38%
38
2
45% Jun
44%
44
26
17
7b
A
jr
23
Jan
22
34% Dec
31
32
Jan
10
12% Dec
31
18% Jan
10
12
Jan
8
2% Dec
31
6% Jan
7
40
3
65
Jan
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
61
July
Jan
28
8
94% Jan
9
11% Dec
30
19% Jan
14
17% Dec
30
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
823/4 Nov
8% Dec
4
11
2% Jan
3
Jan
31
49% Anr
22
47
No par
Feb
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
36% May
17
Jun
4% Jun
90
Apr
59 % Mar
a
20% Jan
17
85% Jan
2
95
9% Jan
2
17% Jun
7
42% Jan
3
35% Jun
11
20% Jun
2
73
9
27
26
22
6
Apr 22
17 % Apr
24
No par
Railway common
preferred
15% J
19% Dec
oae?
(Del)
5%
92
11
see
Pacific
Southern
2
12% Apr
72% Jan
footnote!
Southern
19
7
11
Por
3
16
Jan
Nov
60
Co
Jun
12 Vb Jan
88
Gas
18% Jun
78
May
May
27
16
7
27
9
24% Mar 11
Co
20
non-cum
Southwestern
Spalding
Public
Service
100
Co
1
1
2.50
(A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Sj ear & Co $5.50
_No par
6
pfd
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
200
51
27
Southern
Jan
9,300
51
27
Southern
81
52
52
27%
"
27
1
8%
5
4
300
17
76%
3
76% Oct
4,401)
10,200
16 3 4
25
42
'
76%
'
40% May
2
10,400
57
33% Jun
10
.
58 %
31% Jun
Jan
1,400
27
27
,
2
s4% Jan
*26%
1,200
37%
'
2
16% Jan
3,900
9%
14%
5
9,700
75 V*
20%
—
4,500
'
9%
74
*60%
960
89%
73%
9%
73%
1
83%
84
82
82
13
30
600
249,100
36%
82
83%
24% .Tan
4
28,800
9
14%
83%
33
8
8%
8%
1,500
36 %
8
28% Jan
10
1,100
10%
10%
33%
20
19% Feb
10%
10%
11
29%
July 17
45% Jan
-
26%
May 27
46% Jan
-
27%
49 %
11
82
*80
26%
32
26
Y
~60
11,000
19%
20%
!
26%
19%
19%
82
*80
82
27
2
Nov
3,400
10%
22%
23
16% Nov 27
4,200
23%,
22
28% Dec
10
.25%
25% Oct
33
11,500
25%
'
*
20% Jan
Jan
1
*95
34
96
33%
33%
96
*95
.
t
100
1
;
50c
25
2
No par
5
45%
44%
44%
44%
%
41%
40
41%
40
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*76
78
44%1
41
40%
18%
33%
34
34
34%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4%
4%
*80
4%
90
4
*80
55%
55%
55%
*91 %
93 %
*92%
4%
90
56%
94
4
*80
78
90
20,300
45%
33,200
41%
13,500
18%
5,500
45%
41%
18%
34%
♦76
33
38%
40%
33%
78
33
38
45 %
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34%
*76
GOO
33
38 38
%
41
18i'2
18%
*76%
78
78
34%
34%
34%
16%
16%
16%
17
4%
4%
4%
90
54%
55
54%
*91%
94
*91%
*80
90
4%
95
54%
54%
54%
94
91%
92
6,600
3,800
16,100
20
2,200
50
14
14%
14 %
14%
14
14%
14
14
14%
15%
9/100
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
58,100
91
91
90%
90%
91%
91%
*91%
91%
91%
80
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
25,500
72
72
71%
71%
72%
72%
*72%
73 V*.
*72 '/2
73%
70
21%
21%
20%
20%
20%
21 %
20%
2IV4
21%
21%
17,600
92
\
t:
!-;
245
*210
33%
34
39% Dec
25% Dec
*240
245..
15
preferred
Southern
800
34
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
15,200
61%
10%
*84
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
47% Jan
28% Mar 11
x23%
25%
8%
20% Jan
7
23%
25%
18%
23% May
2
51% Feb 13
25% Jan
23%
50%
18% Jan
11
95
23%
25%
10'%
23%
3734
35%
9%
67%
*
700
15%
61%
*210
.
*95
1
6*/8 Jan
39% Jan
>210
' '!
95 "4 t
28%
14%
61%
*240
245
34
15
6
21
*240
*28%
15%
61%
61 %
60%
<1
1
*210
17%
Solar
24% Oct
f
28%
14%
*28
36%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
9
61%
245
95%
76%
19
26
15%
33%
17
25
May
28%
14%
34%
75%
27
52
28%
14%;
8,700
28
26%
14%
Inc
19% Jun
28% Jun
28 'A
26%
26%
26%
When issued
52 % Apr
2
26
*60
590
205
'
26'%
*240
30,100
93%
93
*195
'
78% Jun
14
*190
300
30%
30%
93
195
92%
93
195
10%
10
3
Nov
92%
*190
30%
30%
30%
30%
„
36
—a
10
43
2,500
9%
29%
-25
Inc.—
13
9% May 20
34%
104,100
'
15'/«
Corp
15% Apr
2
34%
9%
9%
34
5
Smith-Douglass Co
Aircraft
34%
*9
20
No par
58% Jan
10% Jun
9%
26%
1
50c
44 % Jan
18
34%
19
9%
No par
5
70% Dec
11,000
No par
65% July 15
23
18%
18%
36%
>
21% Jan
22
45%
18%
14%
G)
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
45% Dec
44%
19
36%
Smith Kline & French Labs
63% Oct
19%
44%
No par
.—2.50
Co..
Smith-Corona
30%
85%
*80
44%
V
34%'
34 %
205
97
97
14
8%
Sinclair Oil Corp
14
67
*84
400
14
83%
& Steel
Jan
21
10%
22%
37%
35%
< 9
No par
89
Dec
/
_
68% Jun
Nov
25%
200
3,700
8%
8
14%
*14
14%
*
9,300
<
20%
*20%
8
Vb
Co
17
14% Oct
23%
20 %
8
83%
Siegler
Signode Steel Strapping Co
23
49
*95
20%
28 %
28%
14%
62
245
*240
*210 ,
34%
29
29%
26%
27%
28%
1
Corp.
Dec
28
205
95%
29
45%
xl8%
...
92%
92
*195
*93
-
30%
31
357
95%
29%
14%
43%
44%
W- 43%
92%
26%
7.50
45% Dec
49
*14
9%
Corp of America
Corp
———1
Simmons
Mar 21
■
1,490
357
362%
8
8
-
14.80U
20%
29
19 Vb
Sheraton
20
16% Jan
41
Frank
14
27 %
*93
360
95
*20%
34%
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
27 % May 28
2
44%
14
18%
Shell Oil Co
12
93
Nov
8%
14%
400
7,300
27
Y
37%
1
Sharon Steel Corp
<
Feb
13
84
20 %
6,100
37%
29 'A
*93%
29%
*9%
<
preferred
27
364%
34 Vb
Shamrock Oil & Gas
25
362
Y
95%
2.100
31
5
5
1
Shahmoon Industries Inc.
25
363
9%
1
Servel Inc common
15% Jun
2
8% Jan
27 ;
19
Seiberling Rubber Co
27
90
67 % Jan
2
26%
;
2,200
4%
26%
3
Jun
9
26%
8%
44%
;—20
1
Finance Co
12% Jan
:
26
34%
Sears Roebuck & Co
9
26
18%
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
4
Jan
29'A May 22
42 3A Jan
h
1,600
33%
*27%
37%
20%
14%
25
—100
3.65%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
8% Jan
24
22% NOV 19
36%
29
14%
*60
1-32
37 %
34%
Seagrave
19
16% Jan
18
19
50.800
'
27%
4%
32 -■
31 %
*93
8
*195
Y
36%
1
Mfg Co common
preferred—
Dec
23
>
•i;
26%
r31%
20 %
30%
92%
20
8% Dec
87%
33%
'26
25%
36%
\—1
(The)
■
30%
29%
8
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
4% preierred
—100
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
*
100
St Regis Paper Co common—_—5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
!—10
Savage Arms Corp
—5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
—
—1
Scott Paper Cajiommon..,— No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
75
15% Oct
10,306
4%
4%
25%
30%
23%
*9
81
19
367%
95%
Ruppert (Jacob) ——————5
10
235
(Geo D)
Ruberoid Co
10% Dec
23% Oct
2%
*271
33%
33%
4-i/a
25%
'
360%
v
*20%
1
20 G
Corp
*
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
.
Roper
10
46% May
13
7
Corp
Ronson Corp—_—:
10% Jan 24
*93
—1
—5
1
Rohr Aircraft Corp..
30
Cable
364
4%
25%
25%
26
20
preferred series A
22% Jan
Jun
17% Dec
4%
25% '
33%
33
.
4%'Y
36%
36%
100
Co common
Rohm & Haas
9
28
Jan
33 *'
33
31%
36%
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp
27
May
.;•■<
*30%
preferred
25
Corp—No par
convertible
17% Apr
July 24
37% Dec
28
13.100
86%
2%
80%
26%
2%
230
100%
13%
13
2%
2%
2%
79%
Corp
2
600
;
1
OO
3
13%
-
84%
84
85
100 3
*100
1,000
11,000
.•
97
*85
97,
*84
84
100%
3.200
23%':'"
32%
33%
*85
97 / 4
V
84
100%'*
13%
14
13%
■
74%
100%
84
84
99%
'
*85
97
*85
;
*83%
4G*V,
*4':
46%
♦46
73%
73%
>
"
No par
Oil
32
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
11
500
28,300
5
—
Rochester Gas & Elec
6
27% Jan
312
13% Jan
12%
"'*46%
23%
46%
*12%
46 %
12%
23%
33% May 21
19% Oct 22
20% Dec 31
8% Dec 23
3.300
46%
12
12%
-2%
5%%
4
Jun
32
8
423% Mav
Oct
6%
r
%
*12 %
.
Roan
Mar 21
5
May 29
31% July 24
22% Dec 24
81'A Nov
285
7,200
45%
Ritter Company
5
26% Mar 20
2
28% Jan
5
29% Mar
26% Aug 19
27%
T-.- l
•
Oct
4
30
27%
27%
6%
6%
100
19%
60 %
*59%
'
%
Riegel
200
2,800
*19
19%
y 60%
2,200
%
36%
14
36%:
69,300
.
5%'
36%
'
'
27'% May
42%
*14%
27
27
6%
6'A
3,000
*5%
'■•14%:,
:
■•*19
26%
6%
26
19%
60%.
19%
-7
19%
60%
60%
60
5%
*14%
4,100
9%
41%
5%
5%
14%
19%
9
43%
42%
5%
14%
34%
34%
8%
10C
37
19%
19%
*14%
6
*14%
14
%
1,000
26%
*34
8%
300
34
26%
36
19
8%
40%
*33 %
27 '
36
41%
,-Y
9
8%
40%
20%
34%
19%
19%
'
20%
37
*35
19%
V
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
28% May 22
22% Jan
55
26%
19%
*26%
34%
*33%
20%
37
19%
19%
19%
*33%
27%
„
*33
37
;Y
59
Ricniieid
80
27
27%
*19
21
2 % Mar
30
66% Dec
34%
34%
25
17
21
34%
6%
4%%
7
83 Vb Feb
10,100
19%
34 %'
>'! 23%
Reynolds Metals Co common
87% May 22
102% May 12
20%
21%
14
preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
Common
L———-——10
Preferred- 3.60% series...
100
Preferred 4.50% series..
—100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
—5s
May
78
232,600
45%
Rexall Drug Co
3
6
34%
23%
Inc
46% Jun
32
9 v-
10
Copper & Brass
6
17%
35 %
23%
Revere
10
17
34%
12%
Revlon
41% Jan
17%
35
45%
30
32 % Jan
17%
33%
23%
26
16
17%
25,800
16%
12%
29 y2 Jan
46 »A Mar 29
65 J/4 May
30
22% Dec
49%
16%
33%
45%!;
33% Jun
39 % NOV 12
50
16%
45%
2
Mar 24
400
49%
*49
49%
32%
*49%
32 %
39%
10
10
45
17%
17%'
*49
17%
50
19
50c.
Corp—
8% Jan
7
17%
49%
————-i—-1
Republic Steel
25% Jan
16 JA May
17%
*33
10
5
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
22 % May 12
4
17%
17%
2,100
17%
17%
17%
27%
5
series—100
Republic Aviation Corp.:
—-1
2
29% Jun
72%
31%
preferred 3%%
Conv
.
72%
21%
Reliance Mfg Co common
May 20
% J -i 24
22
73
33%
10
Reliable Stores Corp..—
37% Apr
July 19
July 11
10% Jan
2
17
72%
72%
900
72%
W"
$1.25 div prior preference
7% Jun
9% Jan
2
:
14% Jun
2
5
6
25
Dec
—
(Robt) & Co—
2
16% Jan
4% Dec
21
Reis
b
37
Chemicals
Reichhold
34%
72%
16%
50c
a—1
Reeves Bros Inc
33 %
72%
50
—No par
Reed Roller Bit Co
43% Jun 26
19% Jun 10
10
8% May
Jun
noncum
34%
72
17%
50
50
5
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
4%
7
13
Jan
31
July 31
20% Dec 24
Feb
10
2
10
12% May
8
15% Jul}
10
Reading Co common...
4(/o noncum 1st preferred
17
7
19
Jun
22 y2
May 28
3% Jan
28
6% Feb
31
3% Dec
Raytheon Mfg Co——
34% Jan 24
30
Mar
7
Jan
6
Rayonier Inc
34%
72
No par
1
——5
50
Raybestos-Manhattan
3
52'A Mar
18% Jun
31% Jun
6% Dec
21
29,900
34%
33%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred—
No par
Ranco Inc.
5
Radio Corp
16
36% Jun
2
6
>■
Volume
187
Number
5755
The Commercial
and Financial
I
Chronicle
(2925)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
v
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
37% Jan
' 2
42% May
71;
23
82% Feb
Oct
5% Nov
9
40% Jan
2
55% Jun
77% Jan
9
85% May
11
22
3% May 22
43% Feb
12
35% Dec
23
59% July 16
62% Jan
4
47% Nov 13
40% Oct 22
84% Oct
•
94
.
13% Oct
54% Nov
15
16% Dec
19v,
27% Dec
IT
15 % Dec
23%.July 15
4'1% ApVJ23f
18% May 15
19% May 21
31/
.
10% Dec .31;;
15% Nov
7
18% Mar
50
May
.
33%Oct 22
5
.2% Dec
30-
42% Oct
21
15% Dec
11
-8% Apr 11
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
Dec
27
16% Jan
Dec
26
93
Feb
82
Jun
78
07% Noy 26
,20
:
30
,/ Dec
2
14
2
18
29% Jan
17% Jan
10% Jan
"15%
2
t:
2, 000
27% Nov 13
43% Jun
10
Jan
2
23
30
46 % Jan
9
72
31
89
May
8
Apr
9
7% Jan
20% May 17
18 V. Jan
^8% "Jan 11
18% Jan 31
3% Jan
9% Jan
35% Jan
Sunshine
2
May
5
17
Swift
638 Dec
24-
14
37 Va Feb
4
64
Jan
31
934 Jun
25
3
25% Jun
10
8
3
-17:% Jun 26
50%
17%
51 Va-'
67%
121.
37%
,*68
»;
69%
"
67%
66
12 Va
.
'
19%
37V*.
19%.
33%
33%
18" J
1414
,f/
15%
-
■
5%
i
•
69
38
5%
5%
16,500
12,500
,
35%
3,400
5Va
13%
;
18Va
'
45%
5,700
24V2
2,600
24
51,4
48'/#
19v4
*18
:
.{48»^
473/,
47%
48 Vb
19,:
18%
19
18%
19
10%
10%
10%
10%
lftij-s
10%
!•*.
38'
19%
..45
24
18 %
"■■■
13%
"50
300
; 15%
•
45
24
•
5,000
13Tb
,
447/a
.
19%.
15f:b-V
24
•
37%
18
45 %
5,500
'
12%
"35
i»%:
2,700
'
67%
*12
17%,
-
13%
69
67 Vb
12%
47%
48
'
15%
18
6,900
179,700
6,100
171%
*68
.
67%;
18
1'5%
24
5/%
53
13%
17
19%, 19%,"
f./33%. 34%:
1-7%
■
52
37V4
197a
*17%
44%.
51
*11%,
34
15 V#
°F7% ' 18
4434' 45% %
23% 24
■„
17%
67
37%
,17%.
16%
*68
1-2 V 8
19%
23%,
5%
37 Va
17%
13%.
13%16%,. 17
67-
33 Va-
20%.-'.
33%/ -*
.17%;
14%
17% "
69
*11%
51
94
51
'
17
*68
1214
36%
•
,
50%
91
16%
13%
16%
67
<,
45
,13%;
53%
50 %
94
*91 Ys
17%
52 V4
52
17
50Vb
l.
94
17
54131ii
16%
69
50%
*90
13%,
/
14
10%
Temco
'
*83
5Vb
•
2,400
/;
12,800
•
,
5%
300
48,700
v
*48Vb: 48%.
1,900
18%
18%
3,600
10%
,•
7%
1
25
10%
5,000
60%
25«b
*24 Va
24%
24%
24 Vb
341/4
341/4
341/4 ' 34%
34Vb
871/4
863/4
86%
86%
86%.
'73/4
7%
7%
8-
;
.
1570
1550
7%
8
1625
36%
35 Va
35%
35%
21%
•20 Va
21%
*20 Vb
33%
34 V4
36%
35 V#
33%
35V4
83%
831'2
*82V#
914
914
9
9
9%
*30i/b
351%
,
84
x9%
3,900
2,100
2*200
7%
14,000
1618
36 Vb
-
34,
*82'2
84
9
36
21^;
33*1%
33%
35%
1605
351/4
33i'/#-
82 %
Texas Co
1597
1597
3575
*20%
'
11,000
30,300
"
34%
853/4-
35%
1
24%
24%
4
82 Va
i
25 Vb
88 3
7.50
Symington Wayne Corp
30
60%
25V4
24 Va
No par
com
86
60%
•
34 Va
7%
34%
*83
603/8
25%
86%
2Tai
-
86
61
25 %
,
34
35%
,
*83
60%
25
24%
36%
36%
83
60%
25 Va
814
*20%
'
25
83
/
341'a
,J
1565
1 545
80
60
24%
34%
*87'Vi«
34%
86%
•
10c
Tennessee Corp_
29% May 6
72% Jun 17
Sylvanla Elec Prod Irrc
/ $4 preferred-^.—
10%
*83
V 86
6014
61
24% .2514
24%
24% f
1
TfclAutograph Corp
14% May 20
50% Jun
4
.
„
r
.
■
1714
•
51
93'
..17%
53'
5%
___25
A
Co__4--_/___
72 %■ Jan
;
50%
*91 Va,
17%
18%
Sutherland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
,*jr
;
-
118,100
47%
~
No par
Mining
31% Jan
■ft-.,
541,4
51
94
44%,'
23%
No par
common
Co__
Superior Oil of California
2
35% Apr
54 Va
33%
5%% 2nd pfch series of '55—30
Sunshine Biscuits. Ihc
12.50-
12
37% Jun-18
3
29% Jan
54%
53 3 b
19%.
„•
l
___—
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
25
Jan
53
37
,
,V
1680
46,400
53%
-
,.//■ 4%% preferred series
19% Jan
29% Dec
Sun Oil Co
9% Jan 24
23
31% Mar
9
U.Juh'j
53%
"
67 V.
*
,
5
Chemical
25% Apr 23;
89
35,500
45 Vb
54 %
___!
Cofp,-common
$4.50 series A preferred
27
1,200
51%
44%
121.
,
L__l-
Sun
3%
50%
44%
68Va
1
Studebakef-PackardCorp—
3
51%.,
44%
13%
—l
Cou-
3
50%
45V4
..17
a—1
Webster
Broadcasting
34% Apr
<v
.
13;
Feb
Jun
69
7
1360
17
84
-
•
•
&
3
51V4
44%
49
^ao
Sunbeam Corp—
Sundstraiul Maolv Tool—
9
Apr
25% Jun
16
Jan
/
25
11% Jan 27
1
-
6% Jan
27% Jan 29
26% Nov 13 -: 42 % Jan 10
Dec
Stone
3
50%
45%
Baer & Fuller
Storer '
3
51%
,
29
3'
50 Va
44%
Co—1714
Stokely-»Van Camp Inc common1
14%
■':h% prior preference
a
—20.
17%
19
49% Jun
22
2 "
30% Mar 19
8
July 15
Stix
6% May 14
>.
14
22% Jan
72
.'*.19% Dec* 27•
2-
•
.
Jan
18
Jan
2% /an
Apr 24
20% Jan - 2
11
-1,210
•
'
Mar 20
15% Aug
18% Jun
46% Apr
79
74
9
27J
3
1«
No,par
.
270
5,200
46%
*92
1
Sterling Drug Inc—
—5
Stevens CJ P) & Cd Ioe~a———15
Stetvart-Warheri Cbrp
.5-
10,800
7%
52 y4
50V.
...
.
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.
25 3 8 May 23
15% Jan
.
10
h
.
19%' Jun 27
05%'Jun 25'
2
39V. Feb
10
Convertible preferred
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Cd—
2
2
*
'
common
8Va
82
53%
Stanley Warner Corp-*——\
37% Jan
Jan
Ohio
of
55%
45
7.,
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
20
-
Oil
Jersey
Shares
35
*811/4
51%
25
New
7%
the Week
•
3
6.25
3
35% Jun
2
•5
of
"
.
California
;
18
22% Apr
Jan ,3
of
Oil of Indiana—;.
'Jun
40n4Apr 25
;§5
59
38% Jan
7%
Apr
-
i
12% Feb 11
14r
29 b.Jsn
3
24% Apr
8
24
68% Jan-
-
"'15% Jani '2,
14
20% July 26,
2a
7%
1
/..
3%cjo preferred series A
100
Standard Packaging Corp- com—
1
74%May 19
Apr 23
'10% Jan 15
29% May 18
6% Dec 301
Feb
Apr
65% Oct 29-,
7%
com
Jun
34
9
28% Oct
'
r
7%
Standard
;
17% Jun/ 27
2
17
0
"
7%
Standard Oil
9434. May 26
*
2
59
8
29% Apr 24
18% Dec 31
81
Standard
Jan
35% July 15
-
54%
80%
Standard Oil
57
2
13% Jan
52%
82
5
! 12
Jan
14%. Jan
21
83%4 July 12
10% Nov 21
53 lA
81%
19
3&
85 Va May
4
25 % Feb
13
18% July 12
18% May 27
23
52 Va
82-r8
16
24 *'
Friday
June 21
June 26
52
3% Feb
10 % Jan
Sales for
Thursday
82
53 % Jun
88% Jan '6
PRICES
51
471a Jun
42% Feb
8
SALE
JUnc 25
82%
18
55% May 1
5f
Jun 19
HIGH
Wednesday
June 24
51%
25
21
Inc
AND
Tuesday
JUne 23
82 >4
3
47 % Feb
LOW
Monday
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
Ex distribution——.,
^
8"% May 14
*'
Par
,
51 %,
43% Feb
.
M
"*'
No par
35% Feb
13
36% Dec
'
22'
57% Dec
Mar
11% Dec
11% Dec 31
;
2
*
STOCK
preferred ______—__Nopar
$3.50
2
Jan
3
68% July
5
62% Jun 10
•
30
9% Nov 27
33% NOV
4
>'♦
Jan
Standard Brands
27
*
2% Oct
.vir. ci
6
YORK
EXCHANGE
13
9% Jan
4
NEW
Highest
1,030
2,200
36 Vb
22
34.,
;
„
34-3,8
8,800
35%
,
35%
6,600
*82 %
93b
84
9%
40
9Vb
19,700
i
j
18 V. Feb
-
'I'
6
3% Deo 30
.
,
8% Oct 21/
Dec
1'8
54% Feb
12'
24
31
34*
60% Jan
11.
76% Jun
.
6
| 1
A;
W-»f I
*V
2 5 V4 Mar "18
Dec
49% May
9
55% Feb 24
22% Jan 13
32 % Jun
Talcott Inc
.
Jan
2
26%. Jan
2
40% Jun' 23
26
40% Jun
24% Feb 25
Oct
33
22
Jan
10
4
18
36% May
Jan
Texas Pacific
28
•
*
49
49
28'%
28'b
69%
70 Va
49%
49%
28'%
28%
28%
70%
71 Vs
69%,
701/4
32 Va
30%
49»A
13'%
303/4
31 Va
20 %
20%
20%
10
"•
•401
39V#
397/b
33%
*
34%
-•.34
34
'34%,
50-
49%'
28%
28%
70
3,000
7%
41,100
13%
9,100
50%
3,900
28%
18,700
70
*
711/4
29,900
30'%
!
34% •;
31 Va
80 Vb
20%
31%
51,000
20%
35,100
39%
34%
39%
34%
39%
34%
13,200
34%*
•
>.
20%
39%'
21
39%
b
y4.
24%
7%
13%
20%
311B
20%
40%
20%
" 23Tb
,
13r;b
491/®.'
28
;
69 Va
*
30:,/4
24
7V4..->'7%
...
13%
39%
33 Va
Coal &' Oil-
7%
13'%'
5
14
24'
24 Va
(i-% f'
6%
13%
49 Va
28%
13%
No par
i
T
Inc
23%
23%
<6%
13%
6%
25
Texas Gulf Sulphur
3
23%
24
" *6
1
2.50
/Texas Instruments
6
12% Jun
24
1
Texas Gulf Producing Co
j
21% Jun 17
31% Jun 19
9
Corp/
Tennessee Gas Trahsmission Co
23
14% Deo SOlS % Feb L2
(James)
Aircraft
*111/4
11%
11 Vb
U Vb
9,800
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
5% Oct 22
87%
Nov
3.8% Jan
10
Oct
8% Mar 15
13/
160
Jan
a
14
4
98% jan
2
49% May
21 Va Jan
9
2
44VaJan
7
3
9% Apr
15% Jan
28
: Jan
Aug
2
22
25
15 Va Oct
11
21
17% Jan
21
26
47% Jatt
28
2
62
j
Dec
27
/ Aug
2
15% Apr 12
42«% Oct
18
53
10
6% Jan
,
Apr
12
-t
Feb
125.
Sub share ctfs
Texas &
Pacific
ex-distribution
1
Ry Co__
Z_5Qe
11%
18
2
Texas Utilities
/ $1.25 conv preferred—/
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co commoil
.5
*17%
17%
*17%
'21%
28 V 4
72%
*66%-
68%
WVi
10%
Jun
' Feb 25
33-
lOVa Jan
3
42-% Jan
0
2
167«\Jun
6
■
50
13
Textroa
12
30% May
71
Junv 12
$2.40
Inc
Co
*103
113
■
473 8
47%
47V2
11V.
48
V
11 %
11 Va
17%
17 V#
28 Va
28
*105
114
*105
48'/#
48
48%
2,900
110
48%
49 V#
25,100
11 Va
*l7Vb
11%
15,400
17%
"
No-pa®
preference
common:
$2.50 convertible preferred—:
■"
473-1
Np par
common
conv
Thermold
14% Jan 28
Jan:28
Co_
11%"'
•111/4
115
51% May. 6
13 V< Feb 11
.
11%
*105
113
*105
100
11 VB
11%
11%
.11V*
*45Va* 46V*-
50
,
*
66V® ..66%
11
'^lO-U
*45%
/
..
,
(i6 Vb
111/4
11V*
1-7%
17%
28%';
28%
28 3A
66 Va 1;
67
■v,
67%
10%
46 Vi
*16 Va
10%
10%
*45 Va
46 Vi¬
,'i'llV.
17 n4
7
17
*4oVa
46
*16 Va
.
17
%.
<
;•/
28%
68
900
6,300
II.
*10%
170
10%
V; *4olb
46%
%
500
Al
10% Jan
46
Oct
lfc%
2
28
July 18
'8
89% May
80
,
Apr
41% Feb 25
85
' Mar 13
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
90% Apr 18
42% May 27
20
Jan
Nov
2b
Dec
20
15% Dec
23
22
55% Jan
.
25
30
i
2
21
12
Oct
12
Feb
27
23% Jun
53% Jun
19
31
.90
/Thompson (J
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
10
9*
4%
May 30
Jan
2
3978 Jun
19% Nov 21
13% Mar 20
16% Jan
2
21
Jan
7
14% Jun
25
56% July 22
42
5434 Jun
6
31'% Jan
2
21% May 15
23!la Jan' 21;
.
18
TJsliman
Toledo
«
36',
Oct
21
28% Oct
22
4i y4 Apr
24
23% Dec
30
50
~9
July
Jan
15
,
Jun
25
37
Feb
14
20% Jan
4
lOVaJan
2
13%Jan
26
Oct
21
34% July 16
27Va Jan
2
36*
48
Va Jun
24
57
16 V. Dec
30
31% Jan
29
Jan
2
2
16% Jan
2
9
43% Feb;, 10
53
'58
22
Jun
7
23% Feb 20
21" a Jun
27«
45
3
50^« Jun
20
19% Dec 20
9% Dec
6
12% Dec
5% DeC
14'/a
53%
53%
523/4
53%
53
53V*
{ 41%
53%
33%
'42
,
X4rl Vb*
42 V2 ;
12%
12
12 Ve'
12
__1
33%
56V#
34 Vb
33%
33%
331/2
333/,
2
Airlines' Inc—
50
common..
Preferred series A
TTung-Sol
Electric
(conv).
Co common;
2
31% Jun
2
8
153s Jun
16
6
36
Jan
21
10
9°4 Jun
10
Twin
18
3% Jan
13%" Jan
13
16-
TXL
29
9% Jun
19
26
12% Jan
2
8% Apr
ll
5 % Jan
2
30 Va Mar 25
26% Oct 22
90
Nov
14
24% OCt 22
86 % NOV 15
75
Dec
68
Aug 20
78% Sep
10
,
37% July 22
124% July 10
83% Apr
17
Oil
1
Co_-u—
"
48
251/4
251%
25 V.
49%
50%
491/4
26%/
49%.
28%
29 %'
29%
29%
13%
8%
19'%
94
Apr
25
54ng Jun
24
89% Feb
40% Jan
24 % Jan
2
8
Apr
26% Jan
2
87
9 V. Mar
24% NOV 22
31
20% Dec 23
33% May 16
43% Jan
4
Oct
Oct
U
10
Dec
17
25% Oct 22
86
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
*44
Oct
38
22
Nov 26
Apr
90% Jan
2
.
Jan
18% May
21% Jan
52% Jan
2
13'
a
24% Feb
6
28% Feb
17'
64
132
111
Jan
31
91
Jan
2
31% Dec 31
Apr
15
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
15% Jan
2
29% May 14
93
Jan
3
19
Jan
10
48
Jap
2
May 21
May
Jun
10
23% Jun
37
Apr
26% May
58% Jun
40% May
8
7% May 20
36
11
22% Jan
11% Dec 24
33% Dec 30
16% Jan
47% Jan
2*1
9
25 V. Dec
38% May 6
38% Feb Id
27 % Jan
33
34% Jan
44% Jun
11V. May 16
15
Feb
28
4
33% Oct
5
Oct
17
23
23
10% Dec 30
12 Dec
31
~6%
3
15
100 % Mar 12
41
Feb
1
27
7
Preferred $3.70 aeries
preferred $3.50 series
4r%
Gas Corp
United
Gas
May 15
13
2
45 Va Jun
18
34% Jan
3
33% Apr
29
76% Nov 12
25% Oct
39 % Jun
Po'
Aug
8
footnotes
32
Jan
Mar 27
48% Jan
27
8
52 Va
72,300
29'/a
29%
18,600
19 V#
193B
19%
19 Vb
27
26*3.
26%
26 3b
62'/a
.
61%
62%
61%
*123
135
*126
135
100 V4
21%
•
99
21%
31%
32
00
21%
3134
100 Va
*99
8%
8r;«
8%
31%
31 Va
32 Vb
10,500
...
10,100
GOO
19%
19%4
191/4
19Vb
27
26%
27
26%
27 Vb
7,500
62%
6IV4
02%
61 Vb
62 Vb
13,400
19
Vo
*125
135
135
*125
139
——
100
100
99
21%
8%
31
lOO'b
lOlVi
1003i
101
1,600
22
21%
22 Vb
21Tb
22
6,000
31%
31%
100%
32
100 Va
*99
100%
31%
*99
31%
5,300
100%
;
50
*22%
23%
*22%
233/o
23
23
*22 Vb
23%
100
56%
57%
57%
58%
57-%
58
573/4
58 V#
4,900
1...
7%
*27%
5
1%
27%
600
38 Vb
38 %
*38%
7%
8V«
8 Vb
8 Vb
8%
39 «b
8 Vb
13.500
27%
*27'/4
8%
27%
8Vb
27 %
*27V4
27%
*271/4
27%
300
»38'/4
39
„
38%
38%
13%
14 Vb
141/a
14V4
14%
14 Vb
11,700
48%
483b
48 Vb
48
%
48 3b
48 34
14,900
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
19,900
41%
43
43
I2V4
41%
12 Vs
4134
—10
—2
31%
41%
12
8%
31'A
121/4
12
8%
8'/4
8 Va
—1
13%
13%
13%
13%
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
25
1%
1%
Co
5
No par
—
——10
Improvement Co—13%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
44 %
25
6%' preferred
U S-Borax & Chemical Corp cpm__l
4V2%
Jan
2
17
U
32% Jun
27
U S
093/4 Dec
4
65% Jan
14
80 Va Jun
27
U
12
159% Apr
3
26.
51%
29%
13%
32% Jun
page
30
52%
28%
31%
2
see
-
513/o
29 Vb
48%
2
171% May 22
89%
52%
28'%
13%
21% Jan
Dec
89%
51 Va
29 Ve
31%
26 V* Jan
165
170
130
78%
48
5
90
Vb
13 7o
343/4 July 16
80
78
32 %
37% May 20 *
763/4 July 11
89% Dee 31
79
88
*
United
39% Sep
26,000
102 V2
48a'«
United
35
31
30%
*85
13%
3
1
34,800
48
1% Mar 13
3
92%
54%
IOOV2
*09
*22% 23%
57
56%
38'/*
38%
No par
United- Board & Carton Corp;
10
United Carbon Co
Nopar
United-Carr Fastener (Del)——5
United Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Corp
23
147
of America—No par
—
7,300
5,300
92 V b
28%"
*126
100
21-Jb
32
100
.—1
$4.5tf preferred
(Del)_-—•
5,000
'
33Vb
88
89%
3,900
9%
33
101%
103
10
18%
51%;
61'%
.-5
—100
17
39
22
preferred
(ser of 1956) conv pfd^
United" Artists Corp
27
9
891/a
Vt
"
*19%
26%
Apr 28
14%Jun
91
30%
9
52%
8%
Engineering & Foundry
2
*89 Va
102V#
78%
31 Va
Fruit
3
79
91
92%
Va
18%
51%
-10
4%
United Biscuit
*781/4
32
*85
8 V#
United
30% Sep
20% Oct 22
51% Apr 16
convertible
*89'/#
78',4
321/4
30%
...
88
30%
Inc
United Aircraft Corp common
4%
30 Va
*85
9%
10
89%
103'/.
88
78%,'
91'
30 V.
*103
834
Uniort. Twist Drill CO
Lines
103'/a
f
9%
*'.
.
31'a
United
2
lo'/b:
.
8 Va
United
13 Jan
20,300
31V.
4
5% Jan
19 Vb
8%
30
10% Jan
19V'4
311/4
14% Jan
2
19^8
39
49% Jun
9
19%
8Va
31 %
113/4 Jan
11
7,500
197b
29%
34% Jan
Jan
9%
—5
Union Tank Car Co
United. Air
30
*103
*"85
1,600
9%
10
Nopar
preferred
non-cum
301/4
*89Va
Preferred $4 series
Nopar
Union Oil of California
—25
Union Pacific RR Co common;
10
Corp
1% Jan
Dec
No par
Electric Coal Cos
15% Jan
89%
12,600
12%
97
10
.89
30%
30
29%
42
19%
193i.
103V# 103'/#
88
'85
791/4
^
10
United
30% Dec
Nov
Nopar
Nopar
Nopar
700
9Va
90'/a
88'/#
'
9%
883 4
,33%
88Tb
12%
7,200
9%
9
8%
33
32%,
29%
*38
,
32%
United
8 % Mar 13
12 VB
33v4
12
8
29%
42
9%
28% Jun
6% Jan
13
*38
18%
17
102% Jun
35% Jan
6% Oct
22 V. Dec
5
50 Vb
29%
13
200
27%
49 Vb
9%
27
27
9
2
115
100
8
Jan
32% Jun
i
£
152
Jan 14
Jan
2
26% July 22
30 Va May
21
50%
18%
33'/4
2,100
52
26%
9Vb
9%
1,000
21 Vb
26%
18%
9%
56 Vb
21%
*48
9%
Mar 24
73 % Jan
56
52
50 'A
■;
41
*37-
5'i
21'%
*48
13%
Corp
81
2
21%
52
12%
13%
42
*38
8%
8%
21%
*48
15,900
56
21%
48
21%
34
211/2
21%
s
33r;b
93j»
common..
*3
79% Jan
56%
*56
56%
*56
56 Va
34
18%
Preferred $4.50'series
100
33%
'
9'/b
Union Elec Co
36,500
12,100
9%
Union Carbide
40,100
12%
18%
B
42%
25 Vb
29Tb
12 Vb
10
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
24%
1,400
12 Vb.
19
Union
42'/4
7,100
53
*28 Vb
1,400
14%
12
'•>%
18%
31-/
31
24%
29%
Udylite Corp (The)
X
Underwood Corp——/__a
Nopar
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co_t_
5
Apr 29
64 V. Jun
15
.
42 %
243/4
*28'/4
.
20
23*.
84
24
31% Jan
•77
:
./
29 V4
19%
(The)
Jun
5
Jan
82
16
23
101
,
24%.
1
Corp
103'a Jun
2
6
Dec
18% Oct 22
Dec 19
7-
27% Jan
98% Jan
BlVaFeb
Oct 21
48.
33 Va May
98
Jan
21
40
6
4
29 % Mar 19
100% Jan
24
7% Nov
12% Feb
22
May 7
10% Jun 17
42%
.
24%
*281/4
30"
'■
51
25%, 25 Va
50 Va
*49%
'
28 Va / 29%
13 Va
13
41
*38
i
,
Coach
24*% " 24%
*28
18 Vb
Vb
'
"48
v5%..conv pfd series of 1957—50
20th Century Fox Fi,lm
I
/Twin City Rap Transit,coin__Nopar
5% conv prior preferred
_50
10 V.Jan
42%
21V*
-1
50
.
.
*18
12%*'
32% Jan
1
•42%
" 11%
21% Jan
33% Jun
18
13,000
14
i4Vb
—__J5
2
16% Apr
24
39%
,18
18%;
14V4
'
10% Dec 30
39
13 Va
14%
39 V#
18
14%
*53'/4
29%
49% May 26
21% Jun
39%
381/4
18'a
14%
18
24%
30% Jan
"2% Oct 17
12% Nov 14
39%
39 3 j,
38%
18 Vb
293,4
14
-
4,100
24 Va.
Jan
:
50
23%
i
Jan
17
*23%
No par
10% Jan
19
27
23%
..
:
& Williams Steek
Truax-Traer Coal Co
May 26
50% Sep
30% Jun
32% Dec
23%
23%
14 %
'
Apr
41,700
23%
39
y
10
23 Vb
23%
14%
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred——
3
37% Jun 20
Jan.
38%
43,900
37Vb
22%
*87
231/2
"•* 18 V.
50Tb
22%
f
88.
49%
22
22
1
V
49%
*37
22
5
____2
No par
Realty & Construction
Co (The)_
Trans World
16
21% Dec 30
43
Oct 22
17
23%
487b
11
Vb
22 Vb
Tran8america Corp
Ex-dlstribution;,
61
*
23%
;;
50
*16»b
88 Va
*8-7
88% '
,22
Tfranstld
3
41*2 Oct- 30
Jan
22%
48 V#
49
*87
87
22V.
25
Trane Co (The
16
25-% Apr
43
>9% Oct
Jan
>
48
49%'
87
'
' 17
no %
:
10
Edison
'
17
48 V*
—100
Oil. common
$1.20 preferred^
Timken Roller Bearings
30
12 V4 Jan
preferred
Tidewater
23% Feb
4
25% Apr 18
*16%
S
preferred
& Foreign Securities
-Freight Co_——.
S Gypsum Co
1% pi eferred
,
-100
1
.«.No par
coramon..:
4
100
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31
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30
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25
Financial
The Commercial and
26
.Monday, June SO, Chron
1658
.
(2026)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Year 1951
Lowest
,
7
7
17% Jan
30
Jan
22
24
Dec 31
8% Deo 23
5% Oct
i
■
r 17% Apr 22
45
Jun 12
'
8
Nov
37
-
<
;
•
68
87
63
Jan
2
24% Nov
4
69
Oot 21
Mar
30
30% Deo
Jan
140
•
12
17% Feb
25
48% jan
64% Jan 11
44
,
Dec 30
Dec 30 ;
8
6iya Jan 24
2
155y4 Jan 25
147% Apr
25% Deo 12
Jan 22
73% Jan
,
17
-
Mar
1
,
31
•
Aug
1
;
•
15% Feb '5
e
Jan
8
9% Oct 22
5% Oct 29
.
Dec 31
...
67
68
12 y4 Dec
2
75
135
38
155
Jun 21
73
05% Nov 22
22
Oct
.
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Dec
25.
4% Dec
Jun
■
A
3
-50%Jan
19
,13% Jau
20
*
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V;
9
5
12% Dec
24
■18
Dec
20
7
%
;
Sep
May 7
14% July 10
Dec
47.
:•
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
124
124
22% Mar
6
7
Feb 24
71
Oct
71
12% Dec
18%. Jan
27% Jun
27
12% Jun
18
6
0
77% Feb
3
13
Jan
2
19
Mar 13
Jan
99
Mar 21
31
.
21% Oct
11
21
.111
78% Jun
20
»o
82
Mar
85
Apr
9
91
Feb 25
93
91
Jun
18
24 ye Apr
Mar 13
7
2
.
*
I
-■
10% Oct 29
37% July 11
12% May 24
10% Dec-11:
Jan
3
14
20% Aug 12
21 Vk Aug 12
24 % Dec
'
6
•
Mar 27
98
May 281
July 24
83
26% Jan
£106% Jan
May 22
Feb 12
28
97% Jun
19
79
C 11'
f Alan
9% Jan
■
•
.
6%
Jun
26
8
4
14% Mar 31
16% Mar 31
Materials
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5%
84
May 21
5%%
13
94
Apr
29
6'A%
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84
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29%
7%
7!»
26%
27 7
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12
1 1
6 9%
'
Dec
32
30
.
6
8
14 : Aug
31
Aug
12% Oct 22
24
41V4 Jun <13
25% Jan
"13% Oct 22
11% Dec 30
6
14
Jan
13
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; Apr 25
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8
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a >
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2.
34% Jm
2
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84
29%
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30!.
30
30!
109 %
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2
-
96
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96%
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29
29%
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30
12%
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33!a
82
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19% Mar
22%. Jun
7
22y»Oct 14
34% Jan 29
42
48% Jan 23
44% Jan
2
1% Jan
3
23
Jan 10,
1% Nov 21
Aug 14
•
52% Apr
39% Jan -4
28% Jun
23% Oct 21
4
95
Nov
Oct 11
32
2
Jan
3
87
Mar
Feb
18
87
11
96% Mar
14'A Jun 24
98
95% May 28
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62
Dec
30%
30
Apr
2
v
48 Va Jan
87% July 11
88% July 11
23
31
Knitting, Mills—
4.80%
74 V* May
3
4%
7
2nd
noncum
67% Sep 19
42% Jan
2
52% Jun
16
Western Pacific
15
Jan
2
20% Jun
27
Western
17% Jan
2
23'% Jun 17
65'% Feb
4
4
68% July
12
55% Jun
July 22
33% Dec 24
129% Feb
4
69% Jan
2
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9
Dec
May
33'A Apr
83% Jan
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7
39% Jan
2
7
16
6
v
92'% Jun
21% Feb
2
4
16% Feb 21
56
Jan
21
61
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3
26
Jan
7
47
Jun
18
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2
48
May 26
91% Jan
2
98
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8
28% Mar 14
34% Oct 21
10
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
7% Jun
White
19
4% Dec 23
13% Jan
10
4% Jan
2
29 Ya Jan
14
23% Mar
3
25
Jan
31
Feb
18
32% Jun
6
37
Feb
13
62 y4 Jim
13
30
Jan
13
27
13
Oct
24
47
Nov 12
May 17
68
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
18% Feb
8
28% Oct 17
116
Aug
9
16% July
75
8
Jan
31
19*/a Jan
9
5% Jan
44% Jun
85'A May 27
Jan
2
15
Jan
4
Feb
Jun
31
26% Jan
36% May
31% Jan
37
131
Mar 19
Jan
135
22"% Feb
20
Dec
30
35
35 ya Dec
28
45% Jan
124
6
36% Jan
45 y4 Feb
27
80 y4 Jan
2
97
Oct 22
88% Jan
3
78% Jan
2
4% Dec 27
8% Apr
11
4% Jan
2
78% Dec
75
23% Nov
25 Yb Oct
10
6
22
60% Dec
19
16 Yb Dec
31
34% July
9
35yaJan
2
123 ya Jan
30
2
16
Apr
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and
asked
y
prices:
Ex-right®,
no
sales
on
Woodward Iron
Corp
Co
(F W) Co
Jf (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
(Wm)
3
16
Youngstown Steel Door.
13
.
.
this
z Ex-distribution.
day.,
fin
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3
99
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95 Va
95.V4
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38%
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37%
210
20
20!a
17
17
'3,200
1,200
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62%
74! 4
74
49%
50
50%
51 Va
50%
51
19%
49%
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20%
20
20
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a
22%
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22%
55%
56!4
55%,
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140
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25%
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25%
25%
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29%
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30
31
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18
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17%
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17%
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17%
17%
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81%
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82%
z
receivership or petition
58%;
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5
Zenith Radio Corp
.
/
;
•
81
Jun
84% Jun
48
55
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Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
19% Jan
91
9
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'
400
40ft
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:
24'A
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& Towne
v
30
47
9
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59
17%
18
37%
19%
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29%
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5
13
27
48
59
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10
10
Jun
27% Feb
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22'A
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:.
a
13%
19%
2.400
v
-
30 %
a
10 ?
Service
Worthington Corp common
.10
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series—100
31% Jun
30!
6,000
43%,
39%;
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28!
28 "a
r
59 "4
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f
3,1«£V
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,
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27
8% May 16
.
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_10o
88'A Jun
67% Feb 28
*
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preferred
59 y8 Jun
-
23% Apr 16
26% Feb 25
68% Jan
2
May 27
6%
Woolworth
21% Jan
1
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
47% Jun 27
8
10c
Inc.
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
27
Mar 25
Jun
Wisconsin
10
July
Nc par
10
Co
Industries
17
26% Jan 16
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
45% Nov 20
Windsor
24 V2 Jun
20% Jan
No par
preferred
$4.25
2
May 13
5
2%
2!a
2 %:
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22*8
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1.40C
,
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20
'39%
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17'%
19%
.
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.
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3.20C
10 .:/
64%
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39%.
39%
16%
22%£
Co
Wilson-Jones
13
6
13% May
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r
19!%-
19%
1
..
19%
22'A
common
:■;• 65:, ?
43%;
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64
;
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88
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,
17
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Wilson & Co Inc common
6
22% Jun
71
34
18% Nov 14
Wilcox
16
15% Jan 30
21
29% Dec
::
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39!%:
.
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;
,
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60%
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88
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19%
2.50
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,
15,700
88%
17
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--
4,500
14%
12%.
,
19Va
61 Va
56'A
29%
13*4
„
17'A
19%
60%
preferred
,
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£
;■£ 36%
£> 39%
•
17%
.:
!
102'%
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100
common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
White
20% Oct 22
26
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5%%
3
38
v ■
94
:
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13 Va
9%
.
;
43%;
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99
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94
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RR
Telegraph
■r
102
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-
94
37%
Westinghouse Electric common_12'%
3.80% preferred series B—i
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4*A% convertible preferred80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
92% Apr 21
125
26% Mar 22
6
25
Dec
21
119
Union
■*;-
99
94
100 £
preferred—
Westinghouse Air Brake
68% Jan
16% Dec 30
24 Vb Oct
24
88% Feb
8
Mar 25
92
79% Aug 19
128
102
*96
'
11
r
32
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-
12%
160
I.30C
•V" 300
40'A,
40%
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13%
36 %
36%
29%; 29% ;•
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300
62%
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62%
6,600
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18
17
20% Jan
14
59
18
31'A
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48%
59
5
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i
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.
93
40', a
-
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Y
30%
■■-, »2
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£
18 3 4
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
Western Auto Supply
v/
60
40
3
.
63 %
;
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28'A.
31%
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:
•
490
187a
'22'a.
2
2
v,
31%,
-
5
Power 4Yz%: pfd—100
64% Apr 21
2
•
17%
1
—4
17% May 9
Feb 10
100
13
Jan
63
17
48
22!
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27%
•
48 £
-•-
preferred series B
—100
4.10% preferred series C
—100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4'% % preferred
—100
Western Air Lines Inc1
6
May
:
33 Yn May
*90
27
2.50
Coal Co:
:
17% Dec 30
55
—_5
—1
93
■
22%/ 22%
'■>>- 2%. 1 2 Va •'•"
"
preferred———-—50
41% Dec 11
14 ya Oct 22
52% Feb
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5
290
92%.
13 %
10
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30
81
-
88%
43
•:•
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36'/e
63%
43'A..
39%': ; 39%...
par
4.20%
9
23% Feb
63!#:;
40
West Penn
17
19'A May 13
14% Jan
2
88
13
Jun
103
4
July 31
16% July 30
V 25%
18! 8
39%
Stamped
May 20
94
18%.
43 •"
81%
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12%'. .;12%
63
1
16%;
81%
£
.29%
13 % 1.
18%
43 Va
.
*15%
'
19!4
West Penn Electric Co—:
40% Jun
4
10%
•
12%
13:
11%
'"£12%
13% '
*9%
.
10,300
1,700
16%
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40
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65
West Kentucky
99% Jun 11
31% Feb 28
104% Mar 20
92% Nov 11
17% Oct 22
48 y8 Dec
93i ;
29%;(
12
63
13 Va
•
13.
88%
9%-
*86%
19
4.80%
4
32% Jun
105
97% Jan
s£ ''12! 8
13
87%
13
28%
92%.
13%
29%
:
•
43!'4
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com,
4.
Jun
21
47% Jan
93
7
79% Nov
5
28
Jan
Mar
65
8
15% Jan 13
25% Jan
2
Mar 20
,105
81% Sep 20
90
13%;
29%"
13%
93
36! a
36
'36 "£•
h £29%- 30%
13% •13%
30'A
13%
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.
■
West Indies Sugar Corp^
15% Dec 23
13% •'
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V. 36
92
12
39 V*.
'
13%
13%.
36
1
Welbilt Corp—
2
Jun 27
30
39%J 39%
64'A"
Wayne
11
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"48% Mar 27
15
.
"30%:
-
16
43% Jun
39%'
10
92 y
12 34
81 Va 7
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62
62
40
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96%
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16
92%
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91
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160
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.
13%
81%
92 3 4
63'/.
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96'%
92%
500
7,800
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16
82
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28%
12
13%
81%
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:
2,000
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110
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12
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13%
13%
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.
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WarnervLambert; Pharmftceu ticaL --1
?30% Jun 18
-
13
85
15%
29%
109%
109!-a
' '90
90
lOt
86
30%
29!'a
a
110
109%
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93
3,100
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187
Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
27
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FRIDAY
italic
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1957
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89%
90
82
.June-Dec
._M«r-Sept
—May-Nob
Electric 6s 1955
;
debentures 1951—
debentures
80
7!)%
81%.
88%
1989————Jan-July
Industrial Loan
City
20
78
82
Co
Z
1990———
1993.,^—
5s
89%
79%
73
Jan-July
f 3%s
s
Finance
s
June-Dec
31.
105%
10734
110
98%.
10!)
—Feb-Aug
12%
*189
*101
104
103%
first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
4%s conv 1981—•]
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960——April-Oct
4%
May-Nov
June-Dec
1958
97
95
11
95%
102% 104%
1964——June-Dec
A
Union; Gas gen mtge 2%s
mortgage 3s 1980——1—%
mtge 4%s 1983
A5s
*91
(interest
1902
1st
55%
95
95
100' i 100%,
*109
May-Nov
1963—.May-Nov
Burroughs Corp
90
122
a
113% 113%
Buffalo Niagara Elec
Jan-July
100%
April-Ocf
Brunsvvick-Balke-Collender Co—
Jan-Julu
77 %
76
77
June-Dec
—
Bristol-Myers Oo 3s debentures 1968
•
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
page
First
1st
55
94%
61%
Brooklyn
May-JVor
94%
a
6912
First mortgage
56
Mar-Sept
(interest
1968
Plan
external 7s
see
54
(interest
2004
_A4%s assented 1958
For footnotes
60%
A
1999
Plan A
loan
First
53
129
J (in-July
to
f
52
123%
AInc
May -Nov
;
Plan
to 2%)
mtge
60
May-Nov
y
2.25%)
dollar
51
(interest
;
mtge s f 4s
Boston
*—
99
96%
102 3
*61%
Bethlehem'Steel-Corp—< > •
• Oonsol ,mortgage 2%s series I 1970_—Jan-July
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
Jan-July
3Vis conv debentures 1980—.--—-May-Nov
Borden (The) Go 2%s debs 1981—
-Mar-Sept
A
*50
98%
98%
.
1995——_Quar-Jan
4%s deb series B 1978—
*80
June-Dec
95
103%
100%
—Jan-July
& Electric
Gas
ref
Debt
•
ApriZ-Oct
88
257
debs series A 2010...——
mtge
A6%s
56"%
51
37%
100%
105% 106',
4%s deb series A 1978—
_May-Noo
(interest
2001
due 1952 extended to
ASilesia
85%
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
>
50
.
,
83%
106
—
50
A8s secured external 1962
A7s series B secured external
1962
8hinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd
«,,
84%
83%
RR—
ref
§A6%s
69
2012
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom)—
*
921/4
78-'«
91%
1987
4s ser B
& ref
IA Berlin
39%
June-Dec
2012
Stamped pursuant
8A6%s
88%
85%
54
mtge 4 Vis ser C
conv
Beneficial
82
1950—
to
37%
62
(State of)—
Stamped pursuant
6s
84
29
80%
—————Feb-Aug
debs
1st
66 %
78
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
IA 7s external water loan 1956—;
a
17
91%
98%
1979
subord
1st
57%
June-Dec
stamped pursuant to
(interest \ reduced to 2.5%)
Stamped pursuant
51%
66
19
II
1966
A
1936
J A 8s
84%
78%
——
RR 4%s
1st
88
*69
2004
2.375%
53 Va
112
(interest
due
cons
Beneficial
53
*80%
—April-Ocf
1968—June-Dec
(City of) 6%s 1952
(City) 8s 1952
Paulo
84
92 3
debs
3%s
mtge 3%s
cons
4%s
;
51%
110%
90
1995 .——April-Oct
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010——
May
■
Paulo
to
~
A6%s extl secured sinking fund
1957—_May-Nav
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
8s
1st
110
•88
40
pursuant
to
Plan
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
reduced
48%
—
121 Vb
105
79%
—;
debentures
conv
Baltimore
^
109V4
71
110':
*95%
deb
sub
1977
Baltimore & Ohio
58
111%
*80%
April-Oci
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Sao
16
110
*38 (ii
stamped
(interest
lASao
53
/
*108
1946
Plan A
Stamped pursuant to Plan
lARome
17%
49 %
...
1999
of
53
*108
*65%:
sinking fund gold
A7® external loan
53
79
109
April-Oct
1977—
Line
1st cons mtge
—
Feb-Awy
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012-
1967
18
11
115% 117;
1977-
debs
1995——Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
Coast
3 Vis
4VL>s
—
1921
to
*51%
—Feb-Aug
(interest
2012—_
(State
reduced to-2.5%)
7s
11
117
110
mortgage 4s ser A 1980
Mar-Sept
Gen mtge 4 Vis ser C 1972—
Ja n-July
General mtge 3%s series D 1980——Mar-Sept
% Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966— Jan-July
1st
1953...
Plan A
to
2%)
Sul
Stamped pursuant
A0s
it
78%
,
fAExternal
Grande
12 1
84 Va
71
16
14%
14%
Jan-July
8s
(City of»—
8s 1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375',; t 2001— —Jan-July
7%s I960 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25% i 2006—..Jan-July
IAPrussia (Free State) 6%s ("26 loam '51_Mar-Sep/
8A6s s f gold extl C27 loan) 1952—
April-Oct
IARio do Janeiro (City of) 8s
1946——__April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375% 1 2001———..April-Ocf
Rio
14
11
*14%
12%
ApriZ-Oct
fAExternal sinking fund gold
A4%s absented 1963
Porto
13
79
142
Gen
16
76
%..
/'71
76%
96
1966_
1995
4s
&
Atlantic
'
—
82%
*99%
Stamped 4s July 1
Atlanta
48%
81%
75%.
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
v;
*43
...
debentures
Atchison
97%
*67
....
82
75%.
June-Dec
1976^.—
debs
subord
5 Vis
181
91
inc
5s
Go
debentures
4%s
101%
176
&
1013.,
1960
4s
July
4s
Products Co 5s
W
5%s
195%
96%
Corp
3%s
gold
90 %
9934
Jj
1977———
•Associates Investment
•
172
__
I960—June-Dec
"I A Poland (Republic of)
;:%■)•
1001
P
Armour
•
—
first
Arbor
(Ann
100
110
—
Inc
5!)
*96
100"..
99 % 100%
3s
debentures
Nitrate
Anheuser-Busch
100%
103'%
108'%
81
———May-lVou
——^
Co
6
100 Va
105
16.
90%
91%
—
1989
debentures
Anglo-Lautaro
102
98%
•
.
98%
98 %
Tobacco
1013.,
105% 106
'
:
98%
1971
1983
debentures
3(is
100%
1
—
debs 1973-—
conv
American
106 %
99:!4
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
,
—
debentures 1984——
debentures 1990
%
debentures 1985
———
debentures
104%
101% 101%
90
94
90
12
45
100
'
84 %
1973
debentures
92
106
99%j 100%
..Feb-Ai/p
-April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
June-Dec
1982—
4%s
Oriental
5%s
lOl'A
92
Jan-July
——Feb-Aug
—
debentures
3%s
48%
;
;
=•
101
98 %
Mar-Sept
1975_——
4 Vis
3
44
44
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—Jime-Dec
v|ANurcmbcrg (City of) 6s 1952
—-Feb-Aug
4%s debt adj 1972
—_———
—Feb-Aug
due 1953 extended to 1963.—
98'/a
120
June-Dec
1980
debentures
1986
5s
sinking fund external loan 1963—-Feb-Aug
6s
64
275
Telegraph Co—
3%s
v%*
(City oft 5%s extl 1973—
—June-Dec
Development Co Ltd—
§A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953..——-——_ Mar-Sept
99
1053/4
Jan-June
1977-
&
Telephone
debentures
3s
Oslo
96
99%
105
100%
June-Dec
1987
debentures
3%s
4
1966
Foundry Co—
debs
1981—:
2%s
21
132
132
134
*—
„
4s
95
61
98%
106
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
3%s debs 1988—.
ApriZ-Oct
2%s
21%
to
ApriZ-Oct
2
99% 100%
99%
100%
1970
May-Nov
1980.—ApriZ-Oct
3s
Machine
American
2%s
4'As Hi extl loan new 1965———A
94
97
57
99
104%
102
June-Dec
2%s
April-Oct
-April-Oct
99
Co
junior
2%s
1963.. Jan-July
(Kingdom of)—.
External sinking fund old 4'As 1965
86
93%
83
94
*64
Canada Ltd 3%s
of
f debentures
s
American
1963_Jan-july
Norway
99
86
94
102
93
9574
*94
debs
——
RR
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
fund
pursuant
100
93
99
98%
99
-.Jan-July
Apr-Oct
19%
—
sink
extl
Stamped
13
98%
*93
—May-A'oy
1972_—Jan-July
sinking fund debentures 1982
s
f debentures 1983——
f debentures
s
18%
•
13%
13%
13%
0%g 1958
_Mar-Sept
Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125 CU) 2008
Mar-Sept
ASecured extl sink fund 6%s 1959—-Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
:
Mar-Sept
ASecured
15
9%
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
Feb-Aug
4.80s
—
AND
1964_
18%
—
Ja n-July
6%s 1952_
12
*99%
—June-Dec
1967
America 3%s
of
Co
American
5'-..
(City of)
1
*86
subord
conv
American
—
14
*182
4%s
1984
Susquehanna
18%
18%
—'
Jan-July
agree't)
*10
June-Dec
Mar-SepZ
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
—May-Nov
Allegheny Ludlum.Steel 4s conv debs 1981..April-GcZ
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1973—ApriZ-Oct
(assented to 1922
(1942
13
1961
mtge 3%s
2%s
-
4
84
13
1971-
to
Power
Aldens
13%
14%
18%
18%
1968_Jan-JuZy
(1942 agree't)
6s of
Great
1st
4%s
assented
new
*75%
—.—Feb-Aug
1958—
(City oft
1961
187
44%
18
A4s
assented
Alabama
agree¬
—
90%
readjustment
24
84
83
readjustment
RAILROAD
agree't)
agree't)
(1942
—
external
84
'
1963..Jan-JuZy
1922
a
95
Aluminum
1968—Ja n-July
agree't)
1017
*87%
102%
10%
45
196
97%
67
191% 101%;
*87 %
§ A 4%s
106
98%
1:;
100 Va
193
.*188
May-Nov
1979—
readjustment
135%
187
'179
98%
2
*90
'
Alabama
*100% 101 %
'
„
*85
.afar-Sepl
1978_Feb-Aug
1984—..—Ja n-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dcpt of)
IA Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958.
—Feb-Aug
206
103
104%.
100
100
1841/2
73%
127%
-104
184 %
May-Nov
4 tis
assented to
1945
95 %
88
95 %
1978 June-Dec
3%s
assented
1910
94
*174
Ltd—
Co
conversion
4s-4%s-4%s
June-Dec
ment)
95'
Ja n-July
1981—;
to
1979—.—
3%s
70
201
198
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
——May-Nov
1954
|A4s of
*166
——Jan-July
(dollar bond of 1937)—
External
■
(assented to
,
1971—
f
s
Light
External
72
61%
21
71%
70%
71 (4
*18%
1904
98%
Co Ltd—
(Republic of)—
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*18%
of
97'.2
97 %
3%s-4%s-4iiiS external conversion
104
61%
59
31
68%
68
1957_ApriZ-Oet
agreem't)
(1942
92%
47
mtge $ series 1953——— June-Dec
extended to 1963
...June-Dec
1st
1953
23
—
A5s new assented
due
6s
Uruguay
180
it
97
100
70%
71
19
(Republic of)—
§ A4s
§
6s
1978—
(1942
1968
31
98%
sterling loan of '12 1952
S A With March 1 1952 coupon on
24 V2
20 %
180
100
97
-Jan-July
1904
1954
97%
98%
5A5s
Tokyo Electric
—Jan-July
June-Dec
—
absented
A New
6%s
f $ bonds
s
80
22
Jan-July
to
High
97
extended
1971
Low
97%
(City oft—
loan of '27 1961——-——April-Oct
5 %s due 1961 extended to 1971-——J\April-OcZ
Mar-Sept
A5»/2s extl loan of '30 1965
5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
IA Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s
30-year
74
"180%
.ApriZ-Oct
..Jan-July
1977
IA Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951™.,..-.—
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954——
Mexican
due
Jan. 1
No.
98%
A5%s extl
101 (a
91%
—
for Public Works
Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
SAExteroal 7s 1952—
—:
AMedellin
5%s
6s
May-No a
Feb-Aug
—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1947
1954
4
.
Italian Public
due
94%
(40-year)
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan-July
Power
3%s-4s-4%s
Italian Credit Consortium
6%s
Electric
Taiwan
Bonds
Friday's
4%s 1965—--——June-Dec
(Union of)
Africa
5%s extl loan 1968
89
16
''147
—June-Dec
,
IA Hamburg (State oft 6 s 1946,—
Conv & funding 4%s 1966-—-
s
89(4
82%
17
80
79
\
19G4
1968-,
30-year gtd ext
—
(Young loam—
Helsingfors (City) external 6 %s 1930Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977,—u—
§A7s series B
:/*•'
101'a
101
ApriZ-Oct
1972
1930
part
80%
89
87
—.——April-Oct
German Govt International
A7s
76
1924 Dawes loan;—
loan
A 6s
48
93
or
Bid <fc Asked
Low
103'.,
1930—
bonds, 1949—
5%s loan
.
Sale Price
Tokyo
1980—
bonds
(extl
gold
,
.
1953 due 1963—Jan-July
1972.
bonds
96
1953 Issue—
Conversion
International loan of
6s
10
80%
79%
Last
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
High
A5%s
3s Cfnv & fond issue
Prussian
Low
Interest
BONDS
8oiith
80%
Week's Range
Friday
103(4
April-Oct
—April-Oct
—
>1
New
Jan. 1
No.
High
1924
(Fed
JUNE
ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
■erman
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Interest
BONDS
FOR
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86
94(4
76
84%
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YORK STOCK
RANGE
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BONDS
New
York
Stock
A
Last
Period
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Exchange
Central of Georgia Ry—
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mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1
AGen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1
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series
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92
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1st
&
ref
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1980
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debentures
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3s
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gold
debs
102
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90%
1993
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&
1st
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88%
General
88%
General
3%s debs 1979
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debentures
income
1969
94
4%s
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Corp 3.30 debs 1980—
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
debs
conv
92
98
General Tire
& Rubber Co
90
92%;
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92
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94%
94%
5
93%
96%
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(B
94%
97%
96
96
96
1
92%
96 %
General 5s series C 1973-—
1st &
ref M
3%s series J 1984
92 Va
92%
92%
5
94
96 %
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1st
&
ref
M
3%s
series
K
1985
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93%
96%
1st
&
ref
M
3%s
series
L
1986
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ref M
1st
ref
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&
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5s
convertible
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conv
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ref
1st ref
2Y8S
series
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3y4s debentures
3s
5s
debentures
1976—
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1982
inc
debs
debs
11
109
111%
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mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
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219
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mortgage 2%s series R 1961
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28
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97
94
94
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91%
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Co
3'/8s
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s
f
;
13
92
90%
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108%
114y2
29
108% 108 7 a
May -Nov
debentures
debs
debs
debs
frt/lfn/\fne
1965
1980
338s
of Am
Rys
mortgage 4s
TIVlV*
3s
Co
114% 115
89
1976
109 %
109%
121 %
4-
—
92%
97
—
4^
89%
113
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May-Nou
1977
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States
1st
debentures
3s
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72
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1972
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EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's
Interest
debentures
debentures
debentures
1977
1982
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Commercial omd Financial Chronicle
The
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
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30
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Interest
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FOR WEEK ENDED
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s
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82
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mortgage
trust
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mortgage 2%s 1975
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75;
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1988—Mar-Sepi
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3 Vis s f debentures 1980
.
40
GO
78%
<
-62
June-Dec
1975
B
2000
refunding mtge 4s
General
38
102Vi 102 Vi
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Macy (R H) & Co 27/aS debentures 1972
6s
33%
&
4%s
2
33%
*—
1989—
3Vis
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
19
59
31%
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series
General
'
''
36
57%
30%
107
'
66
11
88%'
TO
TO
:
f
*95
'
61%
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April-Ocf
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RR—
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;
55
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April-Oct
1978
Nashville
63 Vi
4
*36%
1976-June-Deo
-
61%
57
31%
April-Oct
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(P) Co Ss debentures 1963
Lorlllard
2
82
53
51
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J.
debs
63%
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1980
1976
4%s
Gas
1962.
72
71
63%
4s
Miami
80
72
contingent Interest 2003
May
\ ASeries
E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003
May
A Series F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
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April-Oct
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—May-No?
-May-Not
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Series
93 Vi
75
'91
•88%
56%
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Jan-July
72
68 -
-
52-%-
w.
.^IpriZ-Oct
...
2%
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80
-j
1986—
1st
64
93%
,
F
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
-
Lehigh Valley Coal Go—
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Feb-Aug
1st A ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
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.
N Y
61%
88%
91%
:
•
NY
.
61%
66
'
91
:
53%
Jan-July
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mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s
1993—April-Ocf
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A
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!—June-Dee
'
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-
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A General
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v
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1st mtge 4 Vis series A 1973
93
90
_Mar-Sept
1959
gold
New Haven
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&
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.
-
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.
N
N
88
83
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-
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-
y
Jan-July
-
1998
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90%
-June-Dee
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Jan-July
Plain
1961
:
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3%s
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Y
4
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—
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income debentures
4Vis
June-Dec
1980
83
-
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v
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trust
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96
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April-Oct
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-Jan-July
-
New
April-Oct
Mich-1st
Kansas City
<
98
43
27
98
1976..Mar-Sept
Joy .Manufacturing 3%s debs i975_
98 V
April-Oct
—
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89%
1
- -
101%
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3
lllVi
5
108%
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«
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.
.
Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
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'
♦
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*
106
48
-
-
1961■
1'974
3Vis' registered 1997
Lake Shore collateral gold
V
104%
92 Vi
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109
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Collateral
,
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•
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104% 105%
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...
%
'
series
•/''
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105
1977
N Y .Central & Hudson River RR—
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y
96 Vi
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
Sold
Low
High
93 V»
93Vi
102
May -Nov
1980
conv
Bond®
Bid & Asked
-
103
A 1998.
!_*
Feb-Aug
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AprH-Oct
-
.
Vis
debentures
-
,
International Tel & Tel Corp—
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'
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3
guaranteed 4%s
debentures 1982
;'
.
93
86%
Co
Consolidated 4s'series
*
,
7
107 Vi 107 Vi
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'
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—May-Nov
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90
97
,
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'
92 Vi
•
90
90
1982
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
-jan-July
V New Jersey Junction RR gtd first-4s 1986
Feb-Aog
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,Mar-8ept
135% 156%
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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—Jan-July
tet thtge 4%8 ser K 1987_»._—
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? International Minerals h Chemical Corp—
1982—
*
.
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77
—
Inland &teel Co 3 Via debt 1972
1st "mortgage 3.20s series I
'■
New Jersey
80%
'
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1986^
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99%
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-
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■
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1st
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'
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*, 93%
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"
first mortgage 3s series
.
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i
Low
57
48
t
t'
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price 1
Period
,
No.
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Friday
interest
Exchange
'
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Volume
Number 5755
187
.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
31
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't
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
l'oilt Stuck
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
■..
27
or
Friday's
Honda
"
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Sold
Jan. I
Low
No.
High
BONDS
Range Sine*
New York Stock
~
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•
—Feb-Aug
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i
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;
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;
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3%8
j
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debs .19731.
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1983-
3s
^
debentures
.
;
97
101
,
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-
/
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85
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April-Oct,
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*
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
,
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—_
May-No a
i
SADirect mtge 6s I952——May-NOV
§AConsol mtge 6s 1953
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SAConsol mtge
6s 1955
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97%
97%
;
2
72%
95
92%
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67
89
7214
;
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88
80
--
>
debentures 1968
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Map-Nov
ser E
mtge
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Pacific
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182
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1
185
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1978
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414s
;
,
subord
conv
debs
>92
f88
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1983
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119% 127%
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RR
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debs
conv
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10514
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A
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;
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4.
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..
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.
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'
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series C
1982
1979
income debentures
ser
1984
*__
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mortgage 3'As series D 1967
conv
debs 1975
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...
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delivery
sale
not
included
in
the
year's
range,
d Ex-interest,
sale not included in the year's
.
98
-
l
82
82
& Power 2%s 1976_Jan-JnZp
included in the year's range,
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.
.
.
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bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section TT «C
securities assumed by such companies.
tCompanies reported as being in
the
91
93%
64%
9414
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June-Deo
3'As 1971
63
95
Bankruptcy Act,
or
♦Friday's bid and asked prices;
Bonds selling flat.
no
AND
sales being transacted during current -week.
a
YEARLY
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
RECORD
Friday
Last
Par
Petroleum Corp class A. —1
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
4
4
614
Friday
*
Last
STOCKS
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3'A
Jan
414
Jun
Air Way
3
1%
1%
1%
5%
Jan
7
Mar
%
la
15
Industries Inc
Ltd
16%
16%
Industries Inc
Manufacturing Corp
1
6%
7
300
614 May
814 Jan
l
7%
7%
8
4.000
4%
Jan
814 Jun
Alan
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
l
2%
2%
214
8,800
1%
Jan
13%
600
2% Feb
1314 Jun
Wire
Co common
,
Aero
For footnotes see page 35.
.10
•
—
'•
11%-
High
800
17
260
14'A
8
'.4
Apr
Feb
21
Jan
Petroleums
Wood Steel Co
5?o cumulative preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
—
12414 12414
94 'A
94%
17'A
17%.
Low
-
900
2,400
90
50
1%
Jan
& Jan
122
86%
Apr
Jan
High
2%
Jam
II
Apv
12614 May
95'/a Jun
5%
514
300
4,500
16 Ye May
19% Jan
75%
10
100
—1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1,000
Adam Consol
Acme
.
Sales
•
6%
Ajax
whether
for Week
Range
414
Aeronca
Acme Precision Products Inc
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
50c
Alabama Great Southern
50
Alabama Power 4.20'A
preferred—100
1
Monday*
*
Sales
for Week
High
6
JUNE 27
"
'
LU
'
—April
2%s
62%
63
Jan-July
A Jan
ser
Power
Wisconsin Public Service
68
64
—.
—
105
105
.
Aberdeen
6
'
'
96
,
•
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f
•
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.
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—Jan-July.
May-Now
Feb-Aug '
Jan-July
2004..
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Jan-July "
April-Oct
Map-Nov
WEEKLY
-
V
*■
Mar-Sept
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock ^'change for the week beginning
June 23 and ending Friday, June 27. It is compiled from the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
.
,
STOCKS
4
c
78
100 Y*
-
10O
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*
In the
American Stock Exchange
,,
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Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
54-
••
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Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1981
ft
10114 102
April-Ocf
:
62
76
li¬
82
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-
■
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i
Jan-July
1st 4s ser A 1969—AprH-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As
.
May-Noo
Jan-July
1966.
65
'
guaranteed 2361
registered 2361
Maryland Ry
514s debentures
1974—
series
66'A-
6414
w
64'
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64%82
April
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
;
lit
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101:.:
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108
y
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1
S3
60%
55
94%
"
97%
—
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■
97%
"
132'A
11514
8814
;
.
Mar-Sept
1977
First
First
60%
'
1
60%
1969
Pacific RR
23
*124
Map-Nov
1981—
^_M«P-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75_Juue-Dec
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128% 129%
129%
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1973—June-Dec '
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Southern Pacific Co—'
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.
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&
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104
43
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96
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80
-
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—
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Jan-July
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10614 114%
—
.
113
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y
99 ya
9514
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April
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Feb-Nov
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-
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West
89
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—June-Oca
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109
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——J an-July
conv
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103%
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1972
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83
77
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92
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; r..
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82
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1977—
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I
1971
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103 V*
77
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—
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84
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.Mar-Sept
91
96
104
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105
-
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& Power Co—
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98%
90
—
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f debs
debentures
4y»s
95
*—
10014 10114
-
88%
-
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10114
97
15
of
sinking fund debentures 1973
3'/as
64
99%
98%
.
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s
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69
.
mtge 3s series B: 1980
3%8
6814
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v. 3s .debentures 1974
•
47
36
6034
1989
May-Noo
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_April-Oc<
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Mar-Sept/
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
1st
76
80
:
2006
Jan
71%
66
61
debs
1997
4%s
91
78%
77%
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income
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.—.Mar-Sept
v
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—
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1977
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conv
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2%s
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Mar-Sept
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C 8514
,
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1st mtge & Coll tr 4%s 1977
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Rochester Gas
.
>
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—Mar-Sept
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1st. mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
94
85%
"I
,
9014
;
..
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1980
3%s debentures 1977
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■
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;94Va'
81> 0014
104%.106%.;,.182/
Feb-Aug
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.
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.
.
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.
—
6
.
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3s
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;
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97%
92
5
72%
95
95
229
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.
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.
:
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
99%
,94
19
105%
Jan-July
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..Map-Nov
1982—
^Feb-Aug
3123 1986——
_AprfZ-Oct
To! & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
i-
104% 107
12
lOG'b 106%
.[ 97%
j
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1965
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I
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-l
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87
100
^Mar-Sept.
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12
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,
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;
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1
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.
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.
;
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.
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No.
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93%
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.
/
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.
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,98..101%
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;
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.
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74
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>
1
8314
102 3 a
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n
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.
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,
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s
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l
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;
.
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.
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98
100
99,
i
,
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-AprU-Oct:
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V'^
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i
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.
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,
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•
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conv
2%s debentures 1974
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.
■
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96
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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.
.
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.
(2932)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Pu
—
3%
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5Va%
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Allied
'
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5%
4%
American
Seal-Kap
4%
Jun
Jan
90
Feb
5% Apr
10
May
84 Va
70
65
Jan
10%
Jun
15 Va
Jan
28
May
1% May
93
10%
10%
12%
26,900
22%
23%
1,100
21%
28 Va Mar
32
Jan
34
34%
500
27%
35%
Jun
Jan
Jan
May
43
Jun
31%
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11%
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Jan
1
47%
45%
5,000
21
Jan
48 Va
Jun
.—2
10%
47%
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I
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4,400
13
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—1
6%
5%
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Jan
18
8%
19%
Jan
16
2% Jan
Jan
May
4% Jun
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Apr
Apr
Jun
12% Jan
8% Feb
35
97%
97%
6%
8%
23,700
4%
Feb
8%
17 Ve
7,200
13%
Jan
17 Va
Jun
4%
400
3%
Apr
4%
Jun
5%
1,700
4%
Apr
5%
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700
13%
Jan
18 Va
Jun
1% Apr
8% Jan
10%
4
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preferred
Equipment Corp
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A
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2ft
9
27,400
3,600
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~2%
2%
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1%
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26
103
Jan
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Feb
Jan
35
Jun
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.
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2,600
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1%
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3'A
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2
Apr
612
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1%
Jun
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
290
1
29%
100
30%
1,700
97% Mar
1
Jun
104
Jan
26%
1%
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10%
3
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10%
3
1
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13%
4,400
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13
19,900
6
5%
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30%
Jan
3,200
14%
6,400
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2%
11%
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Jun
3 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
4% May
7'A Mar
Jan
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1
2%
2%
200
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3%
400
3 Va
400
16
34%
800
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common.—!
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9
American
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ft
1
10
12,900
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1,700
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2
2
2 ft
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&
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7
4,100
6
Apr
6 Va
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2,300
4%
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13 Va
800
1
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6% convertible class A
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13
—
5,000
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174
187,500
%
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1%
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974
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300
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Jan
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Jun
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%
—
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—
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.
9
1
1
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11
100
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34%
95
93 V*
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Power
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Co
•
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1
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cumulative preferred
1
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class
.
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convertible
36
1,500
26% Jan
36% May
95
20
83
95
107'e
10
2,700
6%
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1
50o
preferred
(The)
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28
28
49
41V*
42%
—
21,400
2,100
Jan
1
5%
Apr
7%
Apr
10%
Jan
7y8
Jan
11
Jun
2
Feb
6
7% May
Apr
5% Feb
6% Mar
25
26 Vb
Jan
60
33%
Jan
49
34%
Jan
45% Jun
28 Va May
Jun
to
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6 ft
200
41%
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5% Jan
38 Va
Jan
7
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6
6 V*
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1,300
500
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107'8
300
87 a
9Va
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9 Va
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9% Jan
13%
15%
Jun
13%
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18%
Jun
Feb
5% Jan
6%
Jun
6%
Apr
8%
77
~8%
1~1%
14 Va
14
14 Va
11
1074
11
Jan
2% Mar
5%
8%
7%
2
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Jan
Jan
May
Feb
Jun
Jun
4 Va May
7 Va May
11
Jun
9% May
2%
Jan
5,400
11%
Jan
15% Mar
900
9 Va
Jan
11%
Jun
74
74
9.000
2 Va
700
1%
Jun
4
47'a
ft
2
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4Va
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3%
Jan
Calgary 6c
Calif
Edmonton
Eastern
California
Class
Stores
Corp Ltd
26
27
$3.00 preferred
16%
2
74
Campbell Chibougamau
Bread
Cement
6 Va ft
Inc..
&
Co
18%
Feb
28%
Jun
8,200
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
16
16 Va
10,000
13%
Jan
17
Apr
Apr
62
Jun
$1
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Ltd
...
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46 Va Mar
50
54%
5474
54%
400
54
Feb
57
4ft
4 ft
474
2,900
4
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2974
2974
200
25
Jan
4
Feb
6
1
5ft
574
5i°0
11,700
33 V*
32%
3314
1,100
—
—
—
•
common
preference
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SO
Jan
25%
Jun
%
Jun
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%
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1,200
%
9,500
4%
22
26%
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■
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20
page
35
4%
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Jan
Inc
8%
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Creole
Petroleum
6ft Jun
29
30 Va
Jun
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Jan
Jan
300
27/a
Jan
3%
1,200
2Va
Jan
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
9%
Jun
700
4%
Jan
7%
Jun
1,800
2
Jan
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4
Apr
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4%
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Jan
Jun
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8V4
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13%
100
24%
Jan
36Va Alay
9,000
10 Va
Jan
17%
Apr
28%
28%
14% Mar
18
3,000
Jan
29% May
26 Va Alar
100
7%
6%
7%
Jan
7%
5%
5 Va
5%
500
3%
Jan
7
11.
%
4,400
%
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
5Va
Jun
16%
Jan
20 Va
Jun
%
in
5 %
4%
5
3
4,600
20%
20
4
9,600
2Va
2-
2%
800
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
9%
9%
9%
800
7%
Jan
13%
Feb
6%
7,000
5%
Jan
1,500
7
Jan
14% Alay
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
7% May
8% May
6%
6 Va
12%
1
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13
57a
100
5Va
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10.100
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3,600
21
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19%
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18%
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18%
18
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>i%
-
Crown Drug Co common.;
preferred
Cuban
Atlantic Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
3% Jun
2ft May
Va
Feb
1% Mar
Feb
-7£% Apr
8
Jan
15 Va
,13%
15 Va
.3 Ve
3%
•" 7%
7%
•
2,300
13%
Jun
48 % Mar
5% Jan
9% Jan
117% Jun
31% Jun
23 Va
7V4
"t
Jan
20,900
1%
Jan
1,200
5%
Apr
8% May
1414 Jan
"3% l""-
16% Jun
44
-•,'46
3Bi67a
Apr
31% Jan
830
>y
%%
;ft-.%...%
8%
"8% ft
%
31,200
-'25% Mar
-48% Feb
-
1% Jan
Apr
7
6 Va May
A—1.4
-
8 Va
100
Jun
3% -Jan'
.214 Mays
ft'..'5,000
V20%ft 106,900
ft%193a
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc___—_—1 %c
Curtis Lighting Inc common
i
2.50
3%
'
.2% ' "2%
2%
20%
•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class
May
5% May
x58 V4
85,500
15
common
-19
1,600
13%
.50c
common
Jan
6,600
lv
72%
——2.50
Cuban American Oil Co—;
11% May
Jan
11%
25c
—•
.
Jan
ft Feb
14% May
Jan
4 Va
200
3%
1
16%
13%
1
—1
—5
common
,
ft
70
72;
5
9%
100
5
3%
"l
—50c
900
11%
18%
.,4%
(ord reg)—£1
...
Jun
17
Jan
Feb
18%
Apr
800
11V
18%
—1
10%
1,000
Jan
7%
ft Jan
1.50
Inc.
1%
May
16 Va
:
Jan
22% Alay
6% Alay
•
common—
8
Jan
1,100
■Va
20%
20
-So
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Jun
May
20%
(Md)
Cork Internat'l "A" partic—:
Mar
-
3%
Jun
Jan
D
Daitch
Hosiery
Mills
Mines, Inc...;
Dayton Rubber Co
Day
.
&
235
1 i
5,000
2% Jan
Manufacturing—.—1
.v-
.
ft
-
'"•75%
-
"
2Va
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc_._l
ft
3
26%
:%'»;"5 %'•' *5%'
ft; 2%
2Vb
500
23
Diners'
(The)
Distillers
Co
..
V
"lft
—-1
Club Inc
3%.
287 a
Jan
1 Va
19,300
1
2%
31V2
27,300
22
'5Ve
Jan
11%
100
11
1
Ut
.
3
...6s 8d
—1
ordreg
Diversey
(The) Corp
.—
Specialty Stores———lc
Explora Ltd. Name changed to
Ltd
Dome Petroleum
—
3ft Jun
Apr
13
Jan
I
.—2%
Ltd
10%
11
23
8
2.400
22%
10%
200
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common—•
xl2%
XI2V2
9J, '8
9 V8
7.50
U%
UVa
117 a
Dorr-Oliver Inc
U3/* May
Jan
12V4
2474
Jan
Jan
2474
Jun
10
Jan
1374 May
221/2 Alar
1,000
774
100
500
9% May
Jan
1074
Jan
1374
Jan
33
Jan
35V*
Jun
'
32.50
-1
*
*
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
common
Exploration
Power
1
Co
•
-
~4Va
Co—
—*
;
4%
4
1,400
Jan
4% Mar
3474 May
13% Jan
36% May
3%
14%
13%
13%
14 Va
3,200
8%
8%
8%
3,700
67a
Jan
9
Jun
45%
45%
90
39%
Jan
48
May
3874
39
3,400
3034
Jan
40
Jun
10
Co
(Allen B)
39
4%
20,800
3
10s
—1
3%
5% May
Jan
Va
47 a
37a
37 a
600
3% Alar
5
1
American
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Co—:
Durham Hosiery class B common.
Duval
Test Corp
5
200
474 Mar
4
Sulphur
&
26%
1
3%
Eastern Malleable Iron
States
15
America—i—
E
Corp
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
$7
*
Potash Co.
—•
2%
Jun
474
lft Feb
1
*
common
Dynamics Corp of
Feb
Laboratories—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duraloy
Jan
18%
*
Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Harris
Feb
Va
(effec. Jun 23)
Dominion Bridge Co
Driver
Apr
A.<*r
74
;
Diversified
&
Jun
lUMay
40% Mar
Jan
-ft 2812
Feb
•6V* Feb
Apr
Ltd—
American dep rets
Dome
3% May
136
3% Jan
900
4
47'a
2
"500
11%
25c
Ltd—
Oils
•
400
.
Jan
May
27%-May
Jan
-
1
Development Corp of America—
35
Jan
128
May'
'2% May
Jan
ft 200
...
*Jun
5Va
Apr
2% Mar
300
3 Va
27'.'
13412 135
135
100
debentures—
Gasket
4%
.
30
—__35
ji>0c
common
5
Dejay Stores common
Mfg class A
Detroit
1,500
class A
Dennison
13
»
^ ft; 2%
2ft
10c
—
18
1,500
5
17%
"5
—1
Davidson Brothers. Inc—
Jan
974 Jan
12%
: 17%
"ft-4%
17%
T1
2.50
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport
Eastern
Jun
Jun
Jun
3%
-7%
•
;
Industries
30 Va Mar
33 Va
2
17%
3%
Va
Cent Petroleum
$1.12
26%
Jan
1% May
14Va Jan
I
Crowley Milner & Co
;
Jun
'3%
~8Va
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crown
300
7
an
•3%
I
;
dep receipts
Crane
Crown
6,300
i
16%
Jun
3%
-
4
Apr
25% Jan
Jan
Apr
<
r5%
_10c
A.
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
American
2
1%
16%
uJ—10c
Inc
Corp
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
'Duro
50
:
Ltd
Co
Jan
100
1%
-
1.25
Engineering
Cott
Apr
1
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil 6c Gas Co
Fire Insurance
Camden
Canada
12
72
600
5
Jun
7,700
50
Canada
Lines
Coro Inc..
4%
55%
274
50
cumulative
10V4 Alay
900
1
——
2%
274
'
__1
Jun
2% Jan
10
Common
•
lOo
Power
Feb
19%
*
Inc..
Class B non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines
DuMont
Aviation Inc
Electric
•6%
21%
11%
89
22%
1c
10c
& Smelt Ltd
Distillery Ltd—
voting—;
A
Draper Corp
60o
$2.50 preferred
6ft
(H)
'
Duke
common
Feb
46% Jan
1% Mar
-■"V6 %
6%
20c
Paint & Varnish Co
Drilling
%
Apr
Mar
20
50c
Royalty Oil
Feb
Va Jan
May
89
.1
Mining
Dome Petrol
Ltd—
dep
(J P)
Electric Products
600
900
25%
11 '
10
Inc
Petroleum Corp
Electric Corp
Devon-Palmer
16% Mar
1
Company
11% Feb
76
Alay
18%
1%
1
1965
Consolidated
8Vo
5ft Feb
c
Cable
-
*
Service—
Jun
6,200
~
9
10
rets ord shares—3s 6d
& Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %o
Burroughs
5%
49
1
^
common
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Hill
674
5% May
Jan
1% Apr
2,800
•
0ft serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
Bunker
Feb
4
4% Jan
42%
—
Jan
400
;—2.50
B—
6 8 P Company common
60c
8%
Apr
Jun
400
51/4
■<
10
Rubber Co common
Ltd
6%
Ltd—
Brown Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
Mills
10%
16%
Apr
5
49
£1
—£1
rets
(E L)
Jan
4% May
Tobacco—
ord bearer
dep rcte ord reg
Bruck
43% Jun
7%
874
6%
Bruce
Jan
13%
9
9%
5%
4%
40%
Jan
474
ft" 4%
•
•
13%
8% Mar
~4Va
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Pwr ord—•
Brillo Manufacturing Co common——
British American Oil Co
Jant
6,400
'
*
5Va Mar
Jan
2,000
100
20o
Co
5
5
16%
"4%
.
common
2% May
10%
97a
8%
4Va
16 V2
--
300
5Va
11
4274
Bl«ck St^rr 6c Gorham class A-—...... *
Blauner's common
J—
t
Bhunentbal- <s> fie Cn common——I
Bohack (H C) CP common
—
5%s% prior cumulative preferred-IOO
Borne Chemical, Company Inc
5
Bowrjois Inc—
—.....——_1
Brown
Feb
l5/a
—60s
Watch CP Inc
Blekford's Inc common.—,,
i American
14
Apr
10%
Bear us
British
8
Apr
8% May
25o
Ball Telephone of Canada common--28
dep
14% May
12% Jun
12
Jun
•
"25% May
.
4Va May
10% Jan
1
Containers
Diesel
Corby
7.60
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp—
American
16
3UO
13
Co
Materials
5%
Jan
Machinery—
Consolidated
Apr
3% May
•
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
5%
88%
r~%
-
*
(Can)
Stone
Industries
4
6%
Amer
x82
25
..
"-25%
11%
—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
Continental
2% May
Jan
6%
Amer
Co
vtc
Jun
1%
l
British
*85%
1%
88%:
■
Farm Equipment Co.
Oil
Colon
Colonial
Oils
Jun
Jan
974
2%
66% Jan
*
800.
-
10%
16%
...1
Products
Caribbean
Commercial
May
i
Gas
50
110
1%
_
Corroon
—60s
Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bridgeport
25
17%
-
Manufacturing Co..
1
Corporation
.1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—.4
Continental
3
Barker
Corp
32,200
'
Jun
7% Mar
-
1 Va Apr
7% Jan
22 % Jan
—1
—
Clary
Air
14% Jun
2% Jan
4
Breeze
1%
17
Jan
ft 43% May
Clarostat
Aviation
2% Mar
shares
Ltd—
Instrument
Jan "
Feb
5%
100
—
——
Continental
14
Apr
11% May
.i«
,L
arium Steel Corp..;
tarcelona Tr Light 6c Power Ltd
Belook
4%
6%
13%
..
1
——1
Co.
Continental
Jun
4Vi May
800
'h. 71%:^ 72
4
Mining
Jan
11 Ve
7% Jan
10%
—1
Corp
Banco de los Andes-
Banff
10
-
Corp
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
J.an
-5% Alar
18,400
10
Corp.
Controller
Cook
Baker
%
'
Feb
Bailey & Selburn Oil 6c Qas-
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
5
34%
Feb
20%
Jun
10,400
17a
2.50
common
20%
Jan
34%
*
58%
108%
6%
"85%
-10
4%
May
20%
3%
20%
10% May
■'
8%
"9%
f 25 V
71%
-
—1
3
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
16%
1%
Jan
Jun
Alar
7%
10%
Jan
1%
4% May
3Va Jan
400
2
America
Continental
Inc
Non-voting non-cum preierred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
pfd
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
Jan
lft
30
6%
•
8
100
100
10
Ltd
Co
7%
104
T-
■
4
Feb
Apr
39%
Jan
lVs May
<9% May
-
Light 4%
of
J' A.—"
15%
6%
common
Oil
Consol Cuban
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Products
V'r '
16%
preference—
Co
140
1%
10
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Chamberlin
1,300
May
16%
Jan
24
Va
—.....1
—
America
Corp...
Feb
1
.700
58%
•
preferred
Power
10%
54
2s 6d
.—1
Central Maine Power Co—
Central
10
104% 106%
10 Va
——1
Central Hadley Corp.——
.-1
Central Illinois Secur Corp.—
—1
Ccuiv preference $1.50 series
*
3.50%
30
58%
Instruments
Cenco
1
lft Jun
150
28%
$5 pfd——*
Light
(J W) Co common.
Products common—
Casco
Community
Atlas
Steel
113
2%
lo
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Automatic
100
18
8%
1
Coast Lino Co
Atlas Consolidated Mining 6c
Devices
19,300
33%
5% Jun
Tel—
&
Plywood
220
6,300
4% Jan
95% Jan
Feb
1
Atlantic
Atlas
900
£1
participating..
Audio
5
1»
26s
Associate Laundries of America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Tel
4,-r
17%
400
Inc
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Associated
16
2.50
Associate
Food
American
&c
14
•
8%
Productions
Ltd— V
Chromalloy
100
•
Associated
Jan
34
warrants
Corp
7%
Jan
34%
1
Oil
i
39%
Armstrong Rubber class A
Artists
7,200
I
Arnold
Asamera
7
f
—
Assoc
Carreras
i
xl4Va
5%
5%
99% 100%
38%
39%
100
pfd—100
Arkansas power fr Light—
4.72% preferred
Aro
Power
Charter
Corp
Aluminum
12,600
1 Va
1%
30
.
Carolina
-
11%
12%
4%
,
10,050
4%
19%
?
Louisiana Gas Co!
Altex
14.300
1%
Ltd
1 Va
1%
1
vtc——.1
vtc
Ltd
Gas
Products common
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
Carnation Co common
—...—.5.50
Jun
23'A
2.40
Co
1%
Natural
Jan
"A" shares
&
5%
Oil Producers
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4% ft
Armour
2,400
Canso
20
Products
Oil
8%
Canso
Angio-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
8%
Apr
..100
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Arkansas Fuel
8%
Jun
Jan
Incorporated
OH Company class
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd.,
3% May
1
9%
1
Amurex
Mar
ft Jan
1 Va Mar
6
52
AMI
2{i Feb
2
6,900
700
Apr
5% Jan
600
9%
1% Jan
9,400
1,100
5%
450
4
9.300
1
1%
300
1#
1
common
2
3%
Canal-Randolph Corp..
7%
Co
1%
2%
ft
15%
Jan
87%
—
1%
1%
45
Jan
3%
1%
Feb
Williston
412
5% May
22% Jun
20% May
15%
34%
7%
50
Ltd partie pfd—10
Minerals
—-6c
Canadian Petrofina
400
8,600
Feb
22 \a
22%
High
Jan
3Va
1
———...
Mines &
Canadian
9%
3%
16,100
i'Jtv
10c
Marconi
10% Jun
6
17,600
4%
Oils Ltd—1
Homestead Oils Ltd
Nor'west
Apr
86%
5% preferred——*
Writing Paper common -—5
Anchor Post
Can
Apr
8%
American Thread
American
Canadian
7%
5%
Co 6% pfd—21
Inc class A—1
Equip
Canadian
Jun
2%
American Natural Gas
Photocopy
Jun
3 Va Mar
30
Low
i it
j
016
3ft
5%
*
Dock Co Ltd
38%
38%
American Manufacturing Co com——28
American Meter Co
*
Petroiina
Canadian Dredge 6c
400
7Va
Electronics Inc,
Machine
American
Jun
Oil Co Ltd
4,000
87%
American Laundry
American
Canadian Atlantic
3ft
vtc.l
2
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
■
4
Jan
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Far
5%
Apr
Jan
15%
•
pfd
cony
American Beverage common.
American Book (Do
American
2%
2
900
100
Aluminum
American Air Filter
2%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
Capital City
cumulative preferred—
Industries common
$3.75
38 Va
2,000
25
Feb
Week's
Friday
27gTOCKg
American
10
9%
1
20,700
30
4
474
stock—1
•
Corp
of America—
Paper
Aluminum
2%
25
700
3%
2%
3%
2%
30
.-..1
1
10
—
5'«
4%
-1-
.
Fisher common
Allied Artists
Allied
WEEK ENDED JUNE
High
Low
High
20
—10*
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
6c
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Canada
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer
dep rcte Ainer shares
All American Engineering Co
Alles
of Prices
Low
RANGE
for Week
Rang*
Sale Prlee
ABMrtoao Stosk Exskamg*
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
5% May
20V* Mar
Jun
"
2774
10,300
1934
•3%
374
5,300
274
V*
19 V*
1,900
25
Jan
Jan
2774
Jun
4Va
Jan
.
3074
—25
1
*
*
18
13%
Jan
Jan
35% Mar
1974 Jun
142 74
Jan
155
Feb
.135
Jan
159
Jun
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Vmericai)
Week's
Last
m»«*
Kxchana*
Sale Price
Corporation
Elder
Mines
class
Electrograpbic
Electronic
A
1
Limited
Electric Bond &
Corp
common
Communications
Electronics
Corp
Inc—
of
America!
Millwork
.Equity Corp
pfd
common
Manufacturing Co_
Esquire
Inc—
Eureka
Corporation
Eureka
Pipe
Line
Ltd
_$1
shs
$2" preferred
12
4——
int.:
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•
Ford
B
Head
Fresnillo
Fuller
>■
714
8%
Jan
2%
Jan
9
5%
934
1,300
%
7
12%
Xl23a
12%
4,100
2334
243.t
3,600
14
-J
L
Inc——
Inc.:
14
:
6
!/
7
Co~
4.
Jan
Jupiter
General Aceeptance
General Alloys Co
Corp
warrants-
4
92
Kin-Ark
Jun
87
*
_
Gen
Builders Supply Corp.
Gen
Bidrs'Supply Corp.
„
Jun
-
53i
8,50Q
4%
Feb
3,100
5%
1%
Jan
2.500
2
5%
Jan
7
10,200
Feb
15%
Knott
Jan
22%
Jun
Knox
Name
convertible
Jun
Klein
Mar
American
•
Fireproofing
-
Co_4
Alden
1,400
18:%
1,900
177.,
l?3,.,
183„
K
12,000
20%
21%
12,300
99-
99
—25c
B__4
Union
Wernicke
"
Gorham
444
Corp cl
A
Manufacturing Co
—16%
Manufacturing common
.4
4_—1
-
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
4—.;
Industries Inc..
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great
Non-voting
common stock——
7%
—
Great
Western
6%
Producers
preferred
Greer
series
Freehold
Gulf
Films
H
II
&
B
American
18:14
25
Electric
Investors
Hazel
Light—.—Inc—
414
Hecla
Mining
HelenaHeller
4%
preferred
Hercules
HeroM
Radio
3%t
3%
62,300
2%
6%
7%
3.000
Class
A
:
Horder's
Hormel
J
Bearing Co
<te
Co
""T
Humble
Oil
Lock
&
&
Hydro-Electric
100
2%
Refining
Securities
Hydrometals Inc
12%
Jun
100
Apr
30%
Jan
63%
Jan
Feb
41
80
4'4
4%
5.600
4%
Jun
5%
2-V«
2%
5,700
19%
20%
1,000
18%
Apr
8%
100
63%
Feb
23«
2%
,8
-
234
24%
23H
1.600
Feb
8%
1,400
7% May
3
1,800
2
24%
25%
1,000
34
9,700
2%
2;%
200
a;
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Mar
2%
Jan
20%
20%
33%
Jan
% Mar
2%
Apr
98
1
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For footnotes
page
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Mining Corp Ltd
12
Feb
163% Jun
37%
Jan
53 3/a
Jun
33
Peb
8%
1,500
8
1% F'eb
.
xl0»/4 Feb
Jun
7,700
8'%
Feb
'%
300
6'%
6'%
500
19%
19%
600
•
15%
53
15%
52%
800
54
9'%
10%
Jan
3%
Y Apr
4'%f Jan
153% J^n
Jan
Jun
6% May
20% May
•■*'13% Jan
1S3%
Jan
60
30%
Jan
'69% May
xl834
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19'%
8,900
133%
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372
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49,600
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19% May
hi Jun
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1
600
28%
27%
29'%
4,900
22'%
38%
41%
5,100
33
53
52%
53
1,500
5%
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li
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10
Jun
Jan
|!j Mar
7.000
24'% Jan
363/4 May
18'%
17%
18 3
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17%
16%
17%
3%
3%
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4
1 %
10'%
1%
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3% Mar
1 Yt
500
8'%
300
-
10
19
9
Jan
Jan
Mar
.
Feb
19
15
700
700
1%
10'%
4,700
—
May
4'/a Jan
l3% Apr
.
19% May"
10% Mar
24'%
12'%
12%
Jan
13
Jun
10
100
Jun
12
May
12
12%
12
13
3,900
7%
Jan
15'%
Jun
24
243q
2,700
20%
Jan
26
Jun
5%
600
13'%
600
%
5%
11,300
50
'8%
10
4'% Mar
32
13'%
pfd
8
600
Jun
41%
533% May
6% May
10
-----
Service
3,800
10
x30
31%
5
preferred.
May
14% Apr
Jan
Mar
30%
.
——boc
—
of Canada
8% May
13
6,000
common—-
convertible
Jan
43
934
—,
5%
5%
9%
-1"
prefened
31* Jan
43% Jan
4'% Jan
6
7% Jan
133% Mar
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——
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Public
10'%
31%
—
Petroleum common—-1
Corp
1,500
10
\
1
—
Corp.—
Co
Jan
8'%
10
1
13
Jan
9 3/a
Jan
100'%
100
Jan
22'%
—7-
1
1
400
17 3%
Jan
15%
16
22%
16%
2.500
12%
Jan
h
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13,700
x30~
60,900
16
32,400
1.6
1Y
IX
5%
Jun
333/4 Mar
14%
104
Jun?'
Apr
22% Jun
16% May
Jan
1'%
Feb
30
26
17
4.40%
12%
17
Mar
94
Jun
99'%
99%
30
94%
Feb
100
May
93
93
50
89'%
Feb
93
162% 164
600
Jan
.165
Feb
:•
2%
cum
Mt Clemens Metal Products
Jan
10%
Jan
6%
Mount
States
Tel
Tel
&
45
%
100
Jan
Murphy
Feb
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Jun
27
Corporation
11%
600
124'% 125%
450
11%
26
73,900
14%
Jan
18%
Muskegon Piston Ring common.—2.50
Muskogee Co common
203„
20% May
11,400
14%
Jan
20% May
Muter
27%
1,000
19% Mar
30'%
Jun
Feb
17
Jun
900
Jan
Apr
10
Feb
Jun'-*
Jun
46'% Jun
2'/s Jan
3%
Feb
May
,133% Feb
1123%
Jan
3%
Jau
127'% Jun
% Apr
20'% Apr
21'/a Jan
28% May
28% Jun
28% Jun
17
37i%
4,400
U
27
——
393%
157
33%
11%
125%
i"«
Jun
1%
3 3/a
25
45 %
2
Muntz TV Inc
26%
•
162%
1
cumulative preferred————
Vernon Mills Inc.—
2.5U
Mountain
3% Feb
87
cumulative
Jan
193/4 May
Feb
Company
50%
117*4 118%
20
Jan
56
Mar
115%
Jan
130
Apr
35
Jun
102
May
43% Jan
41 % Feb
58
Jun
7
33%
900
27
98%
10
96
52%
53„
53»
500
11,409
400
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
Inc—
^
1
Brewing Co
Jun
National
Casket Company
1,000
6,300
7%
Jan
1334
Jun
19%
18%
19>a
1,200
15%
Feb
193/4
Jun
National Electric
(Mich)
4
^
Mi
4(V,
5,000
44%
46%
3,600
14%
14%
100
87
88%
80
Jun
4'% May
National
Presto
Feb
473%
Jun
National
Starch
13
Jan
143% May
National
Steel
Feb
84'%
Jan
6'%
Jun
91% May
3%
200
2'%
Weld
Transit
.
4%
Jun
1,100
13%
2%
400
2%
Apr
6'/a
3,800
5'%
Jun
6%
300
5
Apr
7%
3'%
3%
1%
2,800
3
Jan
33% May
1%
3%
1%
Jan
2
Jan
17
200
Apr
17
3®/a
10
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jun
23%
950
17
Jan
24%
Jun
Machines-—.-1
15'%
15%
600
11%
Jan
16%
Feb
11
11
11
113% May
2% Jun
Inc—
Machinery
Products
Car
Jan
7
Feb
30'% Jun
23 %
400
10%
Jan
20c
2%
2
2%
57,600
1'%
Jan
1
9%
9%
9%
200
9
Jan
11% Mar
14%
14%
14%
800
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
19
19
20 34
1,200
13
Apr
20®%
Jun
27'%
27'/a
27'%
500
263%
Apr
31 ya Mar
21%
Apr
24
5,900
5%
Apr
May
9'% May
600
3%
Apr
4%
—1
-£
10
common—1
Ltd—
National Telefilm Associates
National
Jan
15'%
Industries
Rubber
39 Ya
5'%
18'%
23'%
National Research Corp.
4
200
»
National Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd—
National
28%
6%
1
11%
Jan
2%
f
National
1334
5®%
5%
Corp
May
1134
600
3%
sue
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National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co
National Bellas Hess common
54 % Mar
11%
Nachman
6 "2
28'%
Napco
Jan
common
(a
6
15%
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
32%
58
87,
Jan
Jun
Jan
40
common—
4.80%
Jun
11%
.
6
161/4
1
10%
7%
——-—•?
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May
9%
13%
pfd-_100
35.
2% Jan
6% Jan
13% Jan
31J
conimon„J—1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
r
Molybdenum Corp of America—1
2% Jan
25
—
—
preferred-——100
preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C_
—l°o
Montgomery Ward & Co class
A——#
Moody Investoi's participation pfd—
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see
45% May
33% May
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National
Light 4#
14'% Jun
Jan
3,600
10
8
15'%
J
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5
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31%
50%
4,*.
a
May
Jan
9'/a
19%
4
Co
100
53%
46%
1%
3 Yz
11%
30
Monongahela Power Co-—
2.50
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reg
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*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & lreland._£l
Indianapolis Pwr
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I
Imperial Chemical
Inc
Piping
Missouri
—
.—1
Mar
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Jan
%
7
—-—'
Co--
20%
52%
5%
Jan
23% Jun
300
16
9%
8%
36
57
.5
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1
41%
2Y4
425
31,4
153%
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10%
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3,200
1
.
263,
20 %
14'%
39%
3
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4y2%
Jan
Jan
2
131/4
39%
14
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro
Aluminum
Company
Apr
4
1,100
9%
Mfg
Wohl
Mining
Jan
22%
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Jun
Jan
20
2,000
2%
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States
Midwest
Jun
8%
28 3/4
Jan
86
11,400
2%
4,500
preferred
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4% May
16%
60
6'/2
2i%
25% Jan
Island
Midland
3V« May
4% Apr
1% Feb
Jan
Jan
24
6
2%
Jan
700
Mid-West
8% Mar
Jan
2%
8,700
6%
2%
9
1,600
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67% Jun
3% Jun
loo
3
»
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18'% Feb
31% Mar
93
__100
common..
4,700
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24%.
100
10,100
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(A G)& Co
Merrill
Jan
2% Mar
8J
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—
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Menasco
Jan
May
414
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5%
67%
_*
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56
8%
10
13"% Apr
10
Apr
7% Jun
2% Jun
Ltd
Mead Johnson &
Jan
92
*
Baking Co
40 3
100
41
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500
15 %
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&
Industries
Jun
3/4
20%
1
& Hardart
300
24%
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& Hardart
preferred
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Mays
20%
5
Horn
Jan
3%
393i
Jan
1,600
52%
common—
Massey-Ferguson
McKee
Jan
5% Mar
2,600
27
13%
26%
Michigan Chemical Corp.——
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Sugar Co common—
3%
4%
Jun
19% May
13
25 3
8% May
2%
15%
500
13%
50%
3% May
25% May
7
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4,4"0
151%
23'%
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3%
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8 3a
63
5% May
71/a Jan
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—•~
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10
1%
*
10
-
.
20% May
3%
*
A1
8 %
62
173% .Mar
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5% Apr
Jun
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Jan
Jan
3%
*
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(Geo
900
_l
——2.50
;
&
1,900
2,200
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2.50
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(The
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5 '
—2
Inc.
Home Oil Co Ltd class A^
Class B
Ball
2,700
17%
Jun
3% Jan
4% Apr
13% Jan
14%
Service
Stores
3
8
Inc
Mansfield Tire
6%
26%
51%
15%
--1
Co
Publications Inc
Communication
Feb
Jan
1%
5%
Exploration.—-30c
&
43% Mar
24,500
25%
£
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
^4
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4___Holly Stores Inc—
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Hoover
2%
12%
•
62:,8
25c
—
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'
11
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& Co Inc common——a—1
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2!«
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1
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4
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(R)
21
42 %
8
153%
1
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10c
&
.
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3%
9
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2% Jan
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44
Jan
18%
47/a Jan
200
»
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Manischewitz
Feb
Jun
1%
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18,100
100
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Jan
2%
100
* 4
common
Products
37%
200
100
—
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133
1934
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Truck
Mangel
May
May
2% May
Jan
e%
25c
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Steel Chain
Maine
v
common.4
pfd
x25
1% Jan
10
-
Mar
5% May
12
'
Apr
123%
19%
40
5 Ww
43„
4%
(
2
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& Co
21%
350
6%
100
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3%- Jan
3,500
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7%
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Jan
241
10.000
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500
51%
4Ta
f"c
common
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Lunkenheimer
6% Mar
7%
2%
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Bishop Hie
Refineries
Tourneau
Mack
8
430
5
3% Jan
11% Apr
17y4 May
12 Yt Mar
3
May
Jan
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9% Feb
1,500
^
2
lOK Jan
2%
Macfadden
Jan
6.000
7%
.1
...
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Jun
3
Jan
3.400
2%
10
—25
...
Leonard
Jun
Jan
Jan
1%
3
Feb
Jun
Ja n
40%
Jun
10
common
Realty Corp
Jan
16%
2,375
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2%
200
;
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J. oc
19%
21
4914
10
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1%
39
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Hathaway Industries Iiic_
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11.4
39%
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Havana
.
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Lefcourt
12 %
5
;
3%
.
100
21%
Lodge & Shipley
6
350
13
.2,300
111%
Jun
12%
Jan
1% Feb
1% Jan
10O
53%
8
University—
Jun
100
129% 131
50c
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Lear
Extension
101
1.800
340
171%
5
6 3/4
»
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3,200
130%
15%
171/4
2%
—
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734
347
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—*
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17%
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734
15%
17%
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Mar
6,200
5,100
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12 '/a
2
30,100
%
113%
3a
24%
«
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10% Jan
,
.
800
5
4%
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109
.
23'%
Jan
2%
.8%
2
10c
—
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5%
7%
7%
2
;
4-——-2 ;*
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Hartlield
Hoe
'
2
.
±
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5% Mar
1,300
Jan
11
1,800
11
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11
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107
Apr
18
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%
23%
1%
4s/a
500
2%
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Lanston Industries Inc
Jan
.
500
2,900
Hi/4
of Delaware
Sessions Co
&
Jun
• ■,
12.100
17%
50c
—
—
4
Machine
%
24%
States Land & Industries—
Hall Lamp Co_
Harbor Plywood
2,000
li
——1
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57«
17%
common——5
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,44
1%
30
4.—.
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Griesedieck Company.—
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Guild
1,200
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Gridoil
23u
24%
.—_*
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9%
15%
/
2%
2%
2%
Jan.
20 Yz May
93% Jun
2,250.
113%
5%
Apr
900
12%
j
7%
9%
16%
23% Feb
95
-2,200
2%
—75 pesos
Louisiana
16%
lV/a
11
11 »/4
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Mines
Jun
1,200
93/4
1
May
5,100
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18 Yi Jan
23%
9%
33y3c
7% May
'
—
Jan
22%
9%
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Shores
Lamson
193/a May
1% Jun
24%
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La
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18%
5,900
1
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—
9
4
1st preferred
.100
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co——1
Great Western Financial Co
1
1
Stores
8
;7„
/
5
5,500
51/4
99%
8%
Fell
'
Jan
9%
4%
*
6% Mar
5%
10%
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4% Jan
12
5 %''''•
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73%
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.—
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100
4:2.%-.
7%
8%
99%
99%
1
500
11%
2%
Mar
class A
Corp
L'Aiglon
45a/4 Mar
Jan
933%
4.400
8%
2A
2UC
8
6,'!
Ml
4
Feb
—1
8%
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Apr
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8%
8%
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4—5
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4% Apr
x29% May
16% May
25
Jan
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118
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
•
11%
1
Jan
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17% Jan
100
Feb
T
1
Apr
L
3% May
16% May
19% May
Feb
11%
%
2 3%
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8
8'4
10c
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5
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20%
_*
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:
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*
Jan
8%
27,700
Jun
15'/a Mar
200
Lamson Corp
1 %
15.400
1 1
1
Globe
Seal
Jan
May
Stores
Jun
-
——1—.
Co
Apr
1%
25,000
307s
•
class
17%
18
Gobel
Gold
17%
30%
50c
Corp.—
Glenmore Distillers
7
5,000
30Y
18%
preferred—
Gilchrist
3
44
Giant YeMowknife Gold Mines———1
Gilbert (A C) common.
Glen
3
Jan
12
1714
+
■(General Stores corporation
General Transistor Corp_4—4-
Georgia Power $5 preferred
2%
_5
common—
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General Plywood Corp common
$4.60
Mar
!
£1
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.
La key
2%
CY
.
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dep rets ord reg—1
General
General
2
1
3/8
14%
29,200
---£
2.50
Co
(The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
36% May
109 % Jun
43%
200
—
&
Dept
Kleinert
•
25
Ltd—
Co
1%
1%
-
i'u
Jan
Jan
2,700
23%
Kronp
Jan
Mar
i
iS-
3%
8
1,000
4
Apr
3
»
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(S)
Lake
-1
;
preferred
^General Development Corp
General Electric
a,,
.Y';'
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4
Corp
5%
1
200
14'%
80% May
Jan
2%
(Del)
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co—--Kjrkland Minerals Corp Ltd
1%
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Gen Builders Corp teffee June 24)
General Builders
Co
Kennedy's Inc
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10% May
8% Feb
Jan
1,600
13%
Feb
8'%
2%
-
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Jan
57«
74%
—
——
Kawecki Chemical Co
67
~2%
Feb
2%
Jan
100
2%
Jun
2%
150
Jun
68
53.,
Jan
11%
Jan
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common
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9%
105
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1,900
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3,200
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1%
Apr
28
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3®/4
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13,500
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100
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600
1
Jan
9%
6
Jan
11,500
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100
22%
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10 ya
4
10c
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534
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10
6
Jan
32
47.
3
Feb
22
5
19%
8%
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& Company.—------50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
pfd—100
Kate Drug Company
5%
__
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26% Mar
7
514
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Jun
113% Mar
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14,300
87
109%
Jan
13%
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10,100
84
Jan
10%
1
Jun
21,700
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*
90'%
1,200
11 a/8
Public Service
Iron
May
7%
83.; 87r8
Apr
2,900
11 Ya
Irving Air Chute—
Israel-American Oil
31%
8%
87%
13%
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15
8
7%
Jan
20
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6%
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12
7%
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6%
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105'% 107%
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Apr
3
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25
23,000
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2%
11%
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50
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300
1%
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18 Yt
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High
600
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1
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Low
14%
25c
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
23%
5
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Cigar
International
11,500
25
1,
7%
—2.50
—
14 %
-25
144
Feb
Jan
9
19%
14%
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Inc
Jun
Jan
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Co
Mar
Jan
25,000
Mfg
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Machinery
*
International Petroleum capital stock.*
41% Mar
Jan
9% Jan
5% Jan
Inc
International
International
14% May
3% Mar
33%. Jan
500
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101
8,100
24%
dep rets ord reg____
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: Fox
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Jan
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Jan
10%
260
11%
7%
92
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6%
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Jun
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14,200
3
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99%
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; Firth
2,200
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of
1.400
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17%
9
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common
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13% Mar
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32
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1
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27
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—
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%
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1
32
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common
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Low
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1
FOR
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Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
(2934)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
"
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
High
Low
g
1%
lit
3,000
Jan
1% Apr
23
24lL-
25%
2,100
19% Jan
10%
10%
1,200
5% Jan
1
10%
25% Jun
11% May
Chamberlain Petroleum—.
50c
New England Tel & Tel
—
100
Bights w -/ft———————
—-New Haven Clock & Watch Co———-1
New Idria Mill & Cliem Co
50c
New Jersey Zinc—
—25c
New Mexico & Arizona Land
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
20c
New Park Mining Co
1
ft
1V«
lft
1,400
lft Jan
1% Feb
1%
-30c
Electric Corp
Union
National
o
Neptune Meter common.—
Nestie-Le Mur Co common—
1
New
New
New
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Superior
New
Co
Auction
Yoik
common
Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd-.—,—.
New
York
% Apr
0.900
ft Jan
18% Jan
5.700
1%
11.400
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94
Apr
1% Feb
'
25
98%
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3,500
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19,000
17 k
2
2.800
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634
6%
7%
12,500
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89,300
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27k
3
0
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10
Norcen-Ketay
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28%
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28
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2% Apr
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Old Town
68%
10
65
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1,300
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11 4
5,300
1% Apr
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15,200
60% Jan
25
210
95%
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2,700
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57%
625
Jan
102
Jan
1%
100
99
Jun
1% Jan
2
Jan
2
2,200
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63%
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10%
54
50% May
1
2% Mar
3% Jan
7
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—1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer £harcs_10a
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ft.
——1
Oxford Electric Corp
1
preferred
56
3%
57
400
15%
15%
12%
15%
3%
700
%
3
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59%
15%
Jun
3% Jan
2% Apr
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100%
101*
220
122%
122
123
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310
95
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19%
31,400
\
100
16% Apr
91 % Jan
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4% Feb
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7%
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8
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.
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8% Jun
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2% Jun
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Jan
2%
22,900
57,300
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300
1474
1474
15%
500
14% Feb
16% Apr
Standard Dredging Corp common
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14 "4
700
14
$1-60 convertible preferred—Standard Financial Corp
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9
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71k
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1
67k
to
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73«
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1
151k
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:
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Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Rich well
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20
1
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10
1
1
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50o
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11
Jan
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17
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400
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34
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distribution
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84
100
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Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
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May
Jan
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Amer
American
dep rets ord reg
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Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common
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3
2%
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2%
6,200
3% May
86% Feb
Jan
82%
•
1.25
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Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
1
1
Ryerson & Haynes common
1
For footnotes
Company
see
page 35,
400
11,200
1%
3
Jan
May
Industries Inc
Cuba Oil Co class A
Cont
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
10
Jan
1,200
174
3,800
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11%
1134
3,300
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3%
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150
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5,200
2%
6% May
174
30
46
2%
13% May
Jan
10%
47a
44
w
2%
4-/8
17k
30%
1,300
118%
4% Jan
10%
3
20 7 «
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Jan
10?8 Mar
7% Jun
110
6%
6
37%
50
41% Jun
2% Apr
v-
600
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
New
capital stock w i—
—20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred.——100
lft Jun
Jun
3,000
"5% "5%
4,500
Feb
Jun
1
12% May
£1
1.50
Inc
2%
161%
9%
—
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rcta def registered—5s
Rights
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
2%
Jan
1
6%
25o
1
Inc
Inc
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
Apr
Corp
Markets
Thriftimart
6%
Jan
3%
Chemical
Thorofare
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
2.000
Jan
Jan
117k Feb
ft 26% Jan
"ft 41k Jan
%
5
1
10c
10
Thew Shovel Co common
9a4 May
Jan
84%
Power
Feb
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
27%
6%
1%
6
157k Apr
Apr
4%
Co—
—25c
& Light $4.56 pfd.——*
Jun
18 Jan
41/4 Jan
"""*0
S6%
Calgary
Texas
Jun
May
1
ft Mar
9
42
~7%
3,600
2% Jan
Apr
Jun
3%
22,100
7a
——1
1
Inc.^
Corporation
Oil
Texam
.
54
1714
11%
**2%
-20c
Industries
Television
•*
17
18
8%
%
8-%
■■'ft
3.000
2ft Mar
9% Jan
•
3% May
9
Jan
3,600
1
Technicolor Inc common
-—
—
567k
1
10
10
1
18,600
8
Tel-A-Sign Inc
\
,
...
ft
%
451
—10
:—7
cumulative preferred
^cjc
6% Jan
.....
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Jan
5Ta
-5
Class B common
Tampa Electric Co common
5
7/k
100
16,400
9.800
20%
1
Talon Inc class A common
1
5%
1
•
;
36%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
1%
T
125
It?
31%
34
5
93 %
10
100
3
Jun
7% Apr
96% Jan
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
5
Stone Container Corp
-1
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Stroock (Si & Co common—
-♦
Stylon Corporation
-1
Sun Ray Drug common
—-—25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
——-1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
Superior Tool & Die Co—
—1
31,1 May
2% Mar
550
5174
10c
1,200
Jan
Apr
Apr
_6%
-1
2U
1
-1
Sterling Brewers Inc
2% Jan
26% Jun
11% May
3
2.50
America
1,600
55%
•
Co
Jun
7
174
1
common
59%
10%
.
•
—
36
'
2.50
common
Ltd
X62
Feb
Jun
6
ft.
1%
114
6
Jun
9va
4%
7,000
"
5%
1G0
'ft-
Jun
ft
15%
2%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
1334
27
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrett (Tliet Corp
50c convertible preferred
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Statham Instruments Inc —
Steel Co of Canada ordinary.
steel Parts Corporation
5
Stein (A) & Co common•
Sterling Aluminum Products commou.5
Jun
21k
10
common
Corp of Canada
of
56%
6
_20c
Lambert
Jan
Apr
4,900
ft
Alexander
Metals
6% May
47
50
•
—
Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
900
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
—
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares Inc common
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Mar
1
common—.
Royalties
7
"ilk
Telephone Co—
Oil
Jan
4% Jan
25c
1
Powdreil
Feb
1
Poloron Products class A
Porto Rico
4%
J«»o
6% Jun
7%
16%
5574
5514
—
10 pesos
10c
1
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Eric
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Mining
Jun
5
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic Scale
15% May
51/2
200
6
57 k
57k
„
Jan
1,200
6
1
Minerals
Mar
5
%
7
5% Mar
10%
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line—
*
Southland Royalty Co
—7
J
Spear & Company.————————*
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
—
Jan
21
103
,
Jun
4%
Jun
97
Jan
2%
100% 101
,
123% Jun
Feb
18%
2.50
-
Co
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—
&
94%
94%
1
2
Screw
Pressed
107%
1
1
,
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.
Pratt
140
100%
Pep Boys
(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Prairie
102% Jun
22%
400
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
23% Apr
2,800
~5%
•
2
Canada Ltd
of
Power
23%
90%
90
Bol
Class B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Polaris
95% Jan
23% Apr
lc
;
(C A,t Amer shares—1
Chemical Company
Pen Co class A
Pierce
96% Jun
24% Feb
700
100
Pantepec Oil
Phillips
99
900
1
Parker
Peruvian
Jan
Jan
1,000
19% Feb
Feb
20,000
ft
Sonotonc Corp
1
Boss Manufacturing common
1
South Coast Corp common
—-1
South Penn Oil Co common..
12.50
Southern California Edison—
5 %■ original preferred
—f*
4.88% cumulative preferred
-•_>
4.78% cumulative pfd
2o
4.56% convertible preference
2,>
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred...
2b
4.08% cumulative preferred-—
20
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
2
Pan Israel
Penn
Jan
90%
26%
Page-Hersey Tubes common .
—
*
Petroleum (C A) vtc„2 Bol
Patino
Jan
Jan
27%
26%
24%
23%
25%
24%
Pan coastal
Park
27
Mar
1
—
pfd:
5%
25% Mar
2G
700
24
23'
•
•
•
•
*
—
Light
Pacific Power &
1,500
25%
redeemable list preferred—25
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
33% Apr
30% Apr
29% Jun
87%
preferred—_25
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.30 dividend preferred.
Pacific Northern Airlines—
28% Mar
20
Feb
26%
redeemable 1st
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
31% Mar
200
23%
4.50%
Pacific
3,100
24
1st preferred—25
redeemable
4.00%
20
:
1st preferred———
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
27%
26%
29%
2%
'
L.;
114
5
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Airways
Smith
33%
29%
28%
32%
33
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
17»
1,600
7%
14%
Manufacturing Co—,
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Singer
Singer
'
Jun
Jan
40
2
~5
1
*
-1
30
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co—
12% Apr
11
300
634
17 a
common
Simplicity
4% Apr
7% Jan
490
11%
—10c
Publications—preferred—
1.000
7
4% preferred—
—
.
—
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
$3 convertible
700
4%
.
6%
Simmons-Boardman
1ft Feb
62
Feb
1% Feb
lft.
1%
55
25
common—.—
2%
Feb
3 ft Fet)
68,300
734
2
Silvray Lighting Inc.—
—
25c
Simca American Shares.——5,000 l'r
2% Apr
15,500
jr.
Ki
7%
7%
Serrick Corp class B„—
—1
Servo Corp of America
1
Bervomechanisms Inc
,
20c
Beton Leather common
„■-—
*
Sbattuck Denn Mining
—5
Bhawinigan Water & Power
*
Sherman Products Inc
——— 1
Bherwin-Williams
21%
I
Jun
20
Jail
18%
500
6%
1%.
-1
Seeburg (The) Corp—
*—.—1
Beeman Bros Inc.——————
*
Sentry Corp———
————10c
,
200
X4%
ill
2% Jun
23,300
2
2%
—..—
1974
22%
7%
General—————1
Securities Corp
Mar
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
Apr
Mar
Mar
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
221/2 May
18% Jan
11% Apr
66% May
89% Jan
3}il
1%
2%
Metals. Inc.
Seaporcel
19%
Feb
30
3 ft
ft
Apr
May
7%
20%. Jan
200
221a
li
22%
8% Apr
May
2%
93
17%
51%
25
1ft
2%
7%
5%
6%
7%
32%
30%
5%
4%
6%
72
96
411
Feb
•
20%
20%
25
.100
—*
gh0e corp of America common—
.3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.—_10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
•
signal Oil & Gas Co class A——.——2
£lass B
2
Silex Co conundn—
1
Silver Creek Precision Corp
—10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
1
1%
—ft*—90c
common
40c cumulative
Apr
~i%
•
—
Ltd—
Oils
Jan
4%
2ft
t——1
Ogden Corp common
——50c
Ohio Brass Co class B common
•
Ohio Power 4 % °/o preferred——u—lOO
Okalta
2%
1,900
/
o
Oil
Oceanic
8.400
6*"
3 ft
—.•
—,——i'-i.
A
000
a 1 r,
68%
91%
—————
of America
Corp
Class
4%
3%
5%
'
25
Northeast
Airlines—
1
North Penn RR Co
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4% cfo pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Warrants
'4% Apr
4%
3%
5%
1
Royalties Inc_,
American
North
North Canadian Oils Ltd
-
1 % Jan
Jan
18
Apr
7
—20
—1
25c
25c
~1
.50c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc <Del)_
Saxon Paper Corp
, ——
sayre & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Seaboard Western Airlines——
98% Jun
'
13
600
14%
14% Jan
12% Apr
1.900
14
14%
Since Jan. 1
High
16 pesos
._i——-—■
preferred-
5.60%
Low
High
icl37k
-13 3
*
2.50
Range
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
gan Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series —20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series-20
Cumulative preferred 4.49% series_20
25
Jun
14% Jun
1ft May
l%May
98%
4 8Via
Inc—
——
San carlos Milling Co Ltd
1% Jun
5,300
13%
lft
1ft
};!
24%
12%
..
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
8% Jun
3% Feb
125
...
Salem-Brosius
148% Jun
7% Jun
0,200
4.980
%
—1
v————50c
Inc
Litcs
Noma
Norbute Corporation
Jan
81,800
23%
—-—1
Mines-——
Nijpissing
W
l"?a
It'4
13%
10
—10
1
Rosario
& Honduras
New Yoik
7%
II!
*
—1
*
Process Co common
135% 139%
139
1
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
Sale Price
American Stock Exchang*
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Week's
Friday
ENDED JUNE 27
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Sales
Week's
5
•
4
Yards of Omaha———20
87 k
47k
65,700
.
.25
687k
f
7%
1974
Jan
1014 Jun
Jun
Apr
21
Jun
Jan. \. r " 86%'
Jan' *■'/ "'9te
Jan
:
t
Volume 187
Number
5755
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,.
35
(2935)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
U'.i'r.y'iasr
•••': STOCKS
,*
r
Par
of Prices
Low
United Aircraft Products: common—50o
.;
■:
United, Asbestos Cbrp^w-^——1
%,%'vUnited Cuban Oil Inc——— _10c
United Elastic Corp
rets crd
U
U
U
S
preferred——,
Foil
class
United
177
.l3a.
Vitamin
$4
43%
9,600
1,100
.
40
:
'
7%.
2%
1%
31
Apr
2
500
-
8%
Jun
4%
13
.
34 '%
f 5% ;
34
%
14%
?
2,100
-
A7a
f
1
5
X% 5
4% Mar
80
361V
36=14
500
2*4
warrants-,
& Coke
5
100
78*4 Apr
5
Co
>2*e
2%
1.800
30% Jan
a
Jan:
-
Feb
3'/a
'-4*2
9,200
3% Jun
4%
2%
3*4
3,300
2,700
2% Jan
2% May
3%
3%
9%
9%
200
23,4
9*.a
»
8
3%
2,900
63
56
63
19%
—1
24%
234
19 %
2414
l*V
1,300
•
116
18
—1.25
Gas
Ltd——1%
3
3
1 %
1%
•
1%
Leaseholds Ltd..—
-*
Western. Maryland Ry 1'fo 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
;
shares
Apr
16% Apr
2% Apr
1,600
2,300
f
2uJ
4%
•
Is
4
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Eagle Internet 'Oil
Inc
Co.—
395
30
39*2
common
1
16*4
18%
•
18
18%
34T«
350
11%
121a
5%
5%
6%
8,900
450
61a
471.66
118.43
78.31
163.12
116.92
78.26
162.42
95.43
471.54
117,92
78.54
163.06
95:23
474.01
118.75
78.69
163.86
95.23
18 Va
1814
181a
Apr
May
3% Jan-.
96*8
96 *,2
70
14%
15
775
96%,
.
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%% pfd——100
('John)r Industries Ltd—..
;_*
Jan
93% Jan
la
12
•„55:
300
*17
■*,7"
400
Wright Rargreaver? Ltd—
Zapata Petroleum Corp
L%
...
-
10*4
10c
10%
500
Period
Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
,
Rid & Asked
Low
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3*4s 1970—
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
series
A
Frl,
19%
"1%
Research
RR
4s
Corp—
6%s due 1953 extended
Power
1st
1st
Pennylvania
3%8
to
3s
1968
92
&
Power
3'4s
86%
86
86%
8
77
42
C
3s
series
F
1976
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
G
H
49
1982
4TV8 series J 1982
Southern California Gas 3'48 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch
94%
,
4f
99
43%
54
77
91
Mon.
June 23
86
88%
Tues.
June 24—
90
Wed
weu,
June 25—■
Thurs. June 26
5
46%
40
38
80%
—
98%
100%
99
99
$91%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
88
—
97%
93
—
$130
95
94%
130%
135
24
;
•
Change-
-1958-;
LoW
-High
•
363.3
-0.4
331.8
299.a
—0.4
•
413.1
373.3
363.3
332.2
•—0.3
451.2
402.2
261.4
170.6
—0,4
451.2
;
•
259.2
—0.8
261.4
219.7
"
—0.7
171.8
155.5
305.8
—0.2
305.8
263.2
321,5
-
171.8
305.2
*
322.4
-0.3
.322.4
261.3
■
•
.
-
....
.
■
Stocks
WollrnaH
Railroad
94
78
95
4
9 9 TV
99 Va 100
94
56%
88
1
88
991V
90
99%
104
99%
104
28.
99%
90
1
99%
7
92%
61
87%
24
101 TV 102
Jime-Aug
Feb-Aup
Last
and
Period
gale Price
Jan-July
100%
94%
101%
63%
69%
102%
95%
100
A
1952
series
B
1951
April-Ocf
$135
70,000
31,752,020
23,955,950
23,613,000
20,930,000
602,093,600
487,750,600
$21,807,000
$633,914,620
$511,847,550
Stocks
Domestic
Bonds
Foreign
Government
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
908,005
June 24
857,420
66,000
Wed.
June 25
898,689
36,000
"2",000
Thurs. June 26
1.077,810
63,000
1,000
865,315
Sold
$62,000
4~000
42,000
7.000
71,000
$40,000
.
$316,000
75,000
$272,000
$4,000
Week Ended June 27
Range Sinee
Total
Bonds
66,000
"
75,000
4,607,239
June 27
1958
Bond*
$29,000
$1,000
$32,000
June 23
Tues.
Mon,
-
1957
Jan. 1 to June 27
1958
1957
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
Stocks—No.
Shares—
4,607,239
3,590,765
88,599,442
112,182,097
$272,000
4,000
$244,000
$9,060,000
$5,852,000
19,000
40,000
29,000
1,031,000
840,000
1,074,000
910,000
$316,000
$292,000
$10,931,000
$7,836,000
Bondi
Domestic
ForHen
—
of
government
$165
A6s
Feb-Aug
65,000
867,000
Shares)
Foreign corporate
series
$71,000
$10,000
—
(No. of
Fri.
Central Bk of German State & Proy Banks—
A6s
266,734,754
295,029,266
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Range
High
1957
1958
1957
9,485,619
103
101V*
$190
Jan. 1 to June 27
Transactions at the American Slock Exchange
73
1
Bid & Asked
$25,149,000
$1,536,000
13,334,120
Industrial
92%
91%
48
9
FrldaVe
$23,613,000
5,262,000
$25,149,000
Railroad
100
88
or
5,424,000
$4,000
Bank
110%
69
16
5,668,000
$1,536,000
109%
101
99% 100
326,000
303,000
Government
105%
68
102% 102%
5,342,000
5,121,000
5,019.000
Bond•
B.
International
100
101
69
5,064,000
90
97%
89%
65
343,000
243,000
Shares
89%
91%
8.
4,721,000
96
103
95
99
91%
$92
$3,731,000
101
106%
108% 109
$98
61
99
104%
1
104
Salea
$321,000
1958
of
Bond
$3,410,000
Week Elided June 27
Stocks—No.
Total
Bonds
93
92%
$108
108%
95%
87%
89
$91
99%
85
Government
Bonds
Bonds
2,335,640
2,560.150
2,722,870
2,913,270
2,802,190
100%
93
$90
$86
96%
—L
—
95%
50
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
13,334,120
—.
June 27
Total
U.
55
55
Fri.
Tnt'l
Int'l
and Miscel.
100%
136
$90
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
28
100
$100% 101%
$94%
Low
1951
71.50 Dec
.
June 13,'58
102%
91%
11
85
$101
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Interest
Exchange
'58
413.1
Shares
101
97%
$100%
Friday
7s
2
95.07 July 26
Low
331.8
No. of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
72.75 Jan
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
87
19
■
Total—
A Baden
83.49 June 27
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
95
46%
June-Dec
Stock
83.49
June 20,
—
92
84
June-Dec
American
Range for 19R8
High
361.8-
33%
—Aprif-Oct
Webb
BONDS
Averages
Range for 1957
•
449.8
96
88%
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
& Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
83.37-
Durable Goods
37
88%
Feb-Aug
1982
'
i.
•.
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
99
182%
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1981
series
90.69
l.iOW
411.6
$97
Feb-Aug
Feb-Awp
1979
series
4%s
93.42
High
330.4
$35%
Jan-July
llq tr ctfs—
Feb-Aug
3%s
4%s series I
-
49%
1:46%
—J/ay-Nov
——.May
;
series
27——
'Manufacturing
86%
1964—June-Dec
3%s series D 1976
3%s series E 1978
84.65
90.68
96
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
2TVs
50
15
April-Oct
1970
89.45
.
135
93%
May-Nou
1971
Water
-
-
99
125
92%
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
May-Woo
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
series A
1973
Jan-July
3s series B 1973
Feb-Aug
Public
94%
1
93%
1976—Jan-July
1963..:
mortgage 3*4s
mortgage
41
50
High
>
convertible subord debentures
England Power 3*4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
5s
New
Ohio
June
26—
Composite
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
~
125
90.68
Percent
.
.
Feb
11% Jun
Low
No.
90.62
93.45
:.;:rv
- .
current year are as follows (1939=100):
...
1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
National
June
J- Division—
Western
&
125
24—
Non-Durable Goods
Sold
93.55
93.47
84.52
t
Jun
5i«
Jan
Bonds
84.13
84.17
89.50
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
Jan-July
Western RR—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993..,
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Guantanamo
199%
Iune-Dec
89.59
89.39
V.
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended June
27, 1958, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
14% Jun
.June-Dec
1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
N
145
June-Dee
Quar-Feb
High
June
Thurs.
58%, Jun
8% Apr
Friday's
Closing
Wed. June 25
Week'* Range
or
90.75
.
!■
Interest
.
D3.57
7% Jan
Jan
"1%.
8,200
1
40
Bonds,
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Ine.
Date-
>
it
1%
Friday
BONDS
(35 Stocks)
;
6% Jun
18% Mar
100% Feb
£1
•
84.15
•;
/(«
2% Apr
13TV Jan
16% Feb
39% Jan
5
ilies
Qver-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Apr
18% Jun
34% Jun
Jan
1,300
Total
10
Util-.
Rails
,■>
...
1% Jan
Apr
18*5
56%
12%
18
*
3,750
18
541.2
5fa
.A3
«.!
...
:—
Second
Grade
89.83
95.43
470.43
fa Jan
5
8,800
'
95.43
23
93% Jan
4% Jan
135
10
"
————25
Amor dep rets ord
-reg
Wo V preference-—1.
163.84
24
June 26
10
-First
—Rails
-
June
Wood
&
.
fa Mar
% .Jan
9*4 Jan
5%
WoodaU Industries rnc__l_.
——2
Woodley Petroleum common—;
-—8
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
78.59
trials
'
11%
Wood Newspaper.'Machine__u._._.
119.17
•10
'
r
Indus— Grade
Stocks
83.12
10
Lack
■
v
-.1
-
ities
473.60
June 25-—
Jun
2
roads
82.96
Williams .(R. C)
Lackawanna of
40%
Averages
10
65
Tues.
? Wilson ^Brothers commoh^_..iL'——l
Delaware
37%
...
rapgc)..:t Ex-dis¬
June
Jun
3
11% Jan
'
June 20--—;—.
May
3%
trials
''.\-
Util¬
Jan
100
2%s
50%
included In year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(not-included in year's
Total
Rail¬
40
200
preferred.^
Date
1% Jan
119% Jan
Apr
% Apr
2*2
Edison
.—.
50
43%
.2
(not
83.17
12%
Boston
C
47
-Bonds-
15
'
Indus¬
Moil. June 23
2*2
Co———
Apr
Jun
12%
American
53
46%
$39%
V
-Stocks-
20
...
Jun
X
1
the
Jun
—5
-
on
29
River Oil
Corp
(The) Corp—.
Willlams-McWilllams Industries
'•
listed
40
15,900
32*/a
Va
25
Wickes
&
99% 101
--
dally closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.;
32
15,liuj
1
.1
preferred—.
Wichita
■
;
$53
Stock and Bond
27% Jan
-1% Jan
19% Jan
1% Jan
>
for
•
the
are
26% May
25% Apr
100
3,450
35
10c
*
-
x
X25% Mar
30
37
:
.20
——.1
White
21%
%. Jan
—..10
—
Feb
4,300
Stationery common.*:
CoaJ-i.--—*
convertible
dividend,
year's range), x Transaction
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z
3% Apr
% Feb
120
4%
;
"
Stores
Ex-stock
g
•„.
*4100% 101
2a 2012—Jan-July
delivery transaction
Mar
69
1*4 Jan
1% Apr
Va Feb
St
Feb
11,100
Texas" Uuimes T40?i^pfd—""lOO
Western
107
6,600
%
5%f<>
distribution,
Feb
'
Jan
100
31s
2%
TV May
'
70
117
*18
3
1
6,200
52,900
l*a
10
;
'1—5
White
Jan
14% Jan.
24
May
150
1*8
13
■
.
Jun
-
1% Mar
700
19%
24%
1 '
1
■'
Westmoreland
A)
Deferred
y.-.
Apr
3% Jun
2%. Feb
'
—10c
.Westmoreland -Inc.
61%,
$72
.
2%
—30;
Waltham Precision Instrument Co.
►—_l
t
61
,
$72
.,r
2%
1
ord
—
$60
Jan
10
Apr
2
"100
$2 cumulative prefeired—.
Wallace & Tlernan,Inc.—.
<
a
Jan
May
2
10
3',4
•
e>
Waltt A; Bond Inc-^
.'Western Tablet &
$26
$73%.
•
May
"31*
•4%
•
Co—,———
dep rets
value,
Below
Wagner Baking voting ctfs
7%. preferred-.,,—..,
Araer
182
ABonds
W
West Canadian-Oil. &
20
161%
__
210
Ex-liquidating dividtend." ' " "
~ * ■'
>
,>
being traded flat.
"."v"
' *'i-I
T'f"*' '
..Tv$Friday's bid.and. asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current
week, i
',lU.""
§Reported in -receivership. '
•
.'
v.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; *'conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"wi," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x
w," witliout warrants.
:
38% Feb
2% J an
:
Co——2
Manufacturing-———'
West
High
194
1
$165
>
Oct
Included in
tribution.
6% Mar
36%
5
Steel
Ihdustries
Aircraft
210
16%
.
v
—
Waco
of
Ex-liquidating
(not
15% May
35% Jun
4% Jan,
(Issue
•No par
Jun
131'2 Jan
22%; Jan
9,700
5Ta V
34%
;
-
5%
\
35,4uO
27
1
..
—Feb-Aug
Hanover
Jan
24
13%
+
Jan. 1
Low
16%
$182%
Feb
44
Jun
No.
210
—————_June-Dea
Rlor de Janeiro stmpd .(Plan
Jan
.
1%
.
1947-.,
Range Sine*
Sold
.
1927) 1947.
—-April-Got
Mortgage Bank -of Denmark ;5a 1972——June-Deo
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2% b 2808
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of),—
\
Sinking fund 3s Jan,1 1997—
Jem-July
Jun
Jun
1% Jan
-
Apr
39 Va Feb
Bonds
HJgli
•
2% Jan
>43%
Friday's
16%
(Prov) 6VVs 1949.—.—-—Feb-Aug
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
.Mar-Sept
Maranliao stamped (Plan A) 2%»
2008—May-Wotr
Mortgage Bank of Bogota— *
'
A7a (Issue of< May 1927)
1947T
ftPoy-Nov
Jan
30%
-
Jan
9.800
41%
Jun
Jan
6s
(City of) Germany—
1939
(70% redeemed)
7s
Apr.
26% Apr
3 TV Apr
1% Apr.
'200
1%
7
20
:4.
secured
A Lima-
3
Feb
f
Feb
313
189
2% Apr
.
200
*
40%
2%
VictoreCn (TheMnstrumefct Co—
1
Vinco Corporation—;
—--1
Vogt
A3
A Hanover
Feb
4%
V
Apr
9
300
"1*2
5
preferred
Virginia Iron Coal"
34
TV Jan.,
25,100
2%
3%
••
or
Bid Ss Asked
Jan-July
Feb-AUg
—,—
> '
common—.
convertible
Nbrman
28%
41
3
> '•
'V
Van
7%,
27%.
40la.
14
Utah-Idaho Sugar—
Vanadium-Alloys
168
15
Universal Marion Corp———
Universal Products Co common
Valspar Corp
60
1,700
1 TV.
—-10
Insurance—
—Jan
3% May
...
7,600
28*a.
.—25o
Oil
~
>
25
3%
-1
Corp.,,——.1
Universal Consolidated
18
3%.
.71a.
B.;_——1
Universal American Corp—
Universal
JiOO
_
2Vi_
179
■
l'TV.
•>
18
United Stores COrp common——_—_50o
"j
29
Sale Price
ADanzlg Port & .Waterways 6%s 1952
alierraan Cpns Munlc To 1947
A
10
Reciaitning Co—_—.
States
3%.
Va Apr
1,800
Last
Period
Low
9% May
7% Jun
1% Jan
Jan
Jan."
3% Jan.
Conditioning Corp—,—50c
S Ceramic- Tile Go—-———1
S
6,400
'
"
34
Week's Range
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
n
3%,
Air
U S Rubber
5A
registered.—-10s
United N> J RR & Canal—:—
—100<
United Profit- Sharing - common——25
10c;&
5 TV-
lit
Products cemmon...,—-5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Uep
13,700
12,000
32%
United Milk
Amer
8*4
6% *
K>.
'
34
.—
27
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
,
.
JUNE
BONDS
Shares
»
"High
'7%
8*.
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
.
Aneriew Stock Eicbtafi
—
113
136
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2936)
36
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
\
•
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
:»"
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
American Sugar
178%
1,135
55
26 Va
Feb
2,679
167%
Jan
179% Jun
48%
39% Feb
136
45%
44%
Oil
Union
Jun
Boston Edison
Wo
preferred
& Providence RR
Boston
Buffalo-Eclipse
Calumet &
Cities
12%
20
7% Apr
13%
Jun
22 %
I
20% May
23%
Apr
40
40
10
40
Jan
53
13%
11
12
Jan
15
13%
03%
110
Service
113
20%
27
603
11
550
1
Inc
—5
—
10
Co
—
9% Jan
44% Feb
Eastern
lo
Fuel Assoc com
Mass St
—
Ry Co common—100
—
21%
Apr
Jan
cumulative preferred adj
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
527 a
9
9
20
67? a
68%
10G
55%
Feb
Co
Co
Island
41%
358
37 Va
Jan
42 Va
—
Kennecott
Coat
Co
25
Theatres
National Service
New
174
———:
37%
89%
435
9
38%
20
627*
Association
oc
6c
600
5c
v7«
Consolidated
Detroit
18%
Jun
Detroit Steel
14 Va
Jan
125%
Jan
33%
449
31 Va
Apr
43%
Feb
13 %
720
11 Va
Apr
13 Va
Ja«
15 V a
165
8Va
Jan
15 T
a
Fenestra
Fruehatif
100
22 7 a
Jan '
257/a
Apr
198
38
Jau
46 Ve
18
«,*
Jan
34 Va
Jun
Gar
24%
950
227a
Jan
25%
Jun
General
U 8 Smelt
Mln Co
Ref &
48%
45%
33%
1,039
167
33%
33%
20
55%
56%
770
50
—
50V*
Westinghouse Electric Corpi.,——12.au
Friday
Motors
American
Burger
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati'
Electric
Telephone
Jun
Hall Lamp
35 Va
Cincinnati Transit
Oincinnatti
15%
15%
Koskins
35% Jun
48%
47
——10
13%
48%
1.300
40%
40%
Howell
Apr
Co
401 J-
1
—,—3
1 i
'
95*
1)5
95
10
33%
33
33%
50
87%
80
5 Vs.
5%
i t
.
38
"-
tl
14%
Feb
Jan
41%
Jan
'
12% May
9VS
41%
jun
Jim:
Jan
38V+ -Apr
Feb-
38%-Jan
.32%
lit'
17%
100
41%
-
'.'■*%
■•.
.29% Mar
2o6
3,475
1.040
21-^*
9% Jan
Jan
41 Va
16% May'
37% Jan
.11%
17%
: 4i
4
100
-
'V
17%
Jun
'
u%
11%
5V4
1.66%
;
39%
t-'202
33%
Jan
1,120
•
3%
4.666
-5%
5%
2%
13% Feb
Jan
1%
Feb
39%
39
!
2Ta
3
;
1%
rl%
,200
•
11"? a
12} A
V
-1
Chemical———.—1-
Mtrs
23%
23..
»"
Jan
.
:'«5% May
Jun
40
^'
-
3% May
1% Jun
1
100
28 Va
Apr
100
8%
3
•,
Juh
3%;
Feb
29
"May
-6% Jun
Jan
Jan
.■,;.,7
Jan
.6%«Mur
34
Apr
22 Va
.415
8%
■>,.
,
.
13Va
,
—
.1—7-—5
14V*
400
il3« Jan-
14%
16%
14%
3
-——
—
J»n
1,497
Jun
;,v23-
Jar.
41,*
29
28%
—- —-
21%
T
10
12%
Feb
6
■410.,
LL
34
i
389
i
3,364
16>%
250
15%
13% May
l^/B
155
30
31%
1,199
21
21
81%
H2.C
14%
_10
21
16%
Mar
13
Ju'n,
Jan
22Va Mar y
31Va
Jun
16%
100
:
Apr
Jan
21
Jun
Jan
32 -V Jun
High
28 Va May
Jun
17 Va
Jan
Peninsular
Jan
41 Ve
Jun
Pfeiffer
90%
Jan
29
Jan
100
87%
Jan
2,357
J2
12
50
11% Mar
9
9
100
Rudy
Products..;—
-1
...
.9%
8%
7
967
Standard
-5-
Corp
,
a
•
i:
500
25%
25Va
-
-1
Manufacturing
52%
800
—5
7%
.
,
.
164
11V*.Jan
May
3Va Mar
'
Jan
6% Feb
■
Jun
15
8
22%
666
7%
-
■*
,
27%
;
'Apr
Feb
-8¥a -Mar
.
■■:
Scotten
5% Jun
4%: Jan
——0
Jun
Metal
Brewing
Rockwell
May
34 Ve
}
Parke Davis A Co
Jan
i
!
■
:
5.T «
;
! 34
34
1
——
5%'
5Va
1
Corporation
34%
76
'
——
——
Wheel L—
Murray
23
-2.50
;
Harvester
—
12%
_——5
_——
Northern States Power'
14
747
v
35%. 35%
1
Chemical
22%
702
,V' 5% Jan
v
4'
4
.
—10
common,
Electric
Motor
2,089
23 Ve
57% Jan
4V*. Jwi
5.546
.
Feb
-
44.% Apr
*12Vs Jan
2.249
13j;V<13%
40%
——1
Manufacturing-
Michigan
—1*
Stockyards
Apr
5
Kresge- Co (S 8)
Kysor Heater
'Leonard Refineries
100
39%
12%
Union
27 Va
65% Feb
Jun
Low
23%
86%
937
—
Great-Lakes Oil
Jun
High
40%
50
34%
_.
34% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
23%
8.50
com
34%
Bearings——5 ',e 35*
Brewing
45 Ve
Shares
"
—
&
Low
—20
*
—
of Prices
•;
Laundry
—
Champion Paper common__nPreferred
J.
34%
Corp
49%
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
loVa
twit •>
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Apr
Industries
Ironite Inc
STOCKS
Jan
,
2% May
1%-Jllh
~- --D90
13 VU
,
Trailer
Wood
Interantional
Cincinnati Stock
-8
225
L————.
34% Jan
1,632,
44%
33%
—
20% Jun
,
14%
2o-
Co.
56%
47%
457b
Jan
5% Jan
14%
—————
31% Jan
48%
High
LOW
14%
t' ,-L "IIW '
7
' 27"
Cprp——
31% May
26% Jan
•
25
5
Company
V
Range Since Jan. 1
392
19%
'
Apr
398
24%
24%
Jun
for Week
-
'k'
Inc
Motor
44 7 a
25%
66% Feb
«7
L: v
—
Federal-Mog-ul-Bower
May
34 Va
44
1
•
United Shoe Mach Corp common
Rubber
Jun
66%
Jan
Jun-
377* Jan
5
Iligli
19%
J*2", '
.
Ex-Cell-O Corporation;--
V:*
25 V2
—
—*
—
United Fruit Co
8
Jun
147% May
Goefcel
U
Jan
35% Feb
26%
>.
'
Edison ;L—
32%
——1•
—.—-—
517a
55%
117
"
Sales
Range
'7
—
Paper
Apr
277
.
-
Week's
19%
Davidson-Beos
8c
1,880
,
of Prices i 1 Shares
—
Chrysler Corp
Jan
12%
13%
-50
—
Jan
2-.: 25
Company
Jun
18
46%
lew
-
Wrigley Stores
11
Jan
33 V.
2.50
;
Inc
Webster
&
21%
170
57%
467a-
•
Burid
34% Mar
Jan
195
65
55%
57 V.
Brown-McLaren' Mfg
FtJrd
Shawmut
1"
95%
31 Va May
5
Jun
6% May
84 V* May
35
.......
Last
Manufacturing
93 V*
Jan
8% Feb
33 Te
17 %
139
C F
BrJggs
Economy Baler
Stop 6l Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co
419
26
Burroughs. Corp L——L..
75%
30
A
Jun
135% 139
17%
—5
Stone
927 a
337a
Friday
Jun
14'/*.
Chemical—
Pennsylvania RR Co—,
Rexall Drug Co
Feb
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187
Number 5755
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Export
Canadian
Pacific
(Uni
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100
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800
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43% Mar
17% Mar
4,200
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27
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Feb
29% May
9% Jan
223A Apr
46% Feb
27
60
Jun
43
52(4
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Jun
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Southwestern Public
Rand
Spiegel
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20%
6
31%
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1,300
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Jun
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45%
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Jun
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20% Jan
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34
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8
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25
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Sunray Mld-Contineni Oil Co
Swift & Company
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Stewart-Warner
77%
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51
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35
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48%
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Toledo
Edison
85%
Jan
99%
33%
Jun
Jan
40
May
38% Jun
16%
5,409
13%
Jan
17% May
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35
Apr
41%
Jun
25%
76%
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Jan
28%
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208
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70
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13
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33%
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700
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19% Mar
23%
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43%
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Air Lines Inc
Jan
46
Apr
8
Jan
11
Jun
24
Jun
29%
Jan
14
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Jan
5%
26%
Apr
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8
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38%
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31 %
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Mar
36%
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10
70
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5
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200
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25
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22
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1,100
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67
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34
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34
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16%
38%
*
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49%
17/64 Jun
13 Va Jan
2.50
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97
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200
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Jun
33%
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&
57
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50
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98 %
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38
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i
14%
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—
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Jan
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35
38
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33
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Apr
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11%
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57
38%
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Apr
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15
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;
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56
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'
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Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Feb
51
28%
'
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59
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Apr
17
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28
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Jun
10
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72
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People's Gas Light & Coke
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27
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72
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Jan
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20
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9
28%
Jan
19%
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General
17%
Jan
28%
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17
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54
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Rockwell
Firstamerica
14 Va
47% Jun
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350
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Jun
18
17
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Jun
33
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Jun
49%
1
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.
19%
100
33%
5
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57
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Jan
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11%
29%
25%
137
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Northern
48
49%
;
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Dow
400
Range Since Jan. 1
17
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Apr
37% Feb
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(Un)..
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Lead
North American Aviation
(Un)
North American Car Corn
n.
57
56'A
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1,200
16%
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55%
Jan
52% Mar
33 (4 May
33%
1
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17%
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200
33%
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Jun
250
55%
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5
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23%
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46%
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Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Continental Motors Corp
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Jun
8%
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'
10%
9
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137
—
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May
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22
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42
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28% May
35%
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27
—
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5
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STOCKS
Shares
High
—30c
—
Gas
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Canadian
Week's
Last
Merck
Co
&
(Un)
*
54%
Merrltt Chapman & Scott (Un)__12.50
Mickelberry's Fo^rt Products
1
17%
Middle
South
Minneapolis
Co
Missouri
Portland
800
la
200
10%
Jan
41%
200
34%
Jan
1
17 %
7%
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600
6%
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(Un)—
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79%
78%
79%
600
73%
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32%
32%
32%
100
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12 50
28
Mar
60%
59%
60 %
1,300
42
Jan
60 %
Jun
13%
10% Mar
13 ?8
Jan
Modine Manufacturing Co.
Monsanto
Chemical
Motorola
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31%
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Montgomery
Mount
<
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3
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200
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Walgreen
Webcor
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17%
36
36
400
27%
Jan
36
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Feb
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20
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400
15 Va
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19%
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19'A
600
15
15
15
150
74%
5
Corp
74%
24%
25
41 % Mar
Wieboldt
Stores
Inc
common—
$4.25 preferred
Wisconsin
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Public
Wool worth
(F
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World Publishing
Corp—
Service
Co
(Un)
Co
3%
16% Mar
Jun
.
2% May
6%
Jun
Yates-American Machine Co
20%
Jan
Zenith
24%
10
47%
\.
42
1,100
24%
100
46%
47%
1,100
35
1
35
24%
10
12%
Jan
66
Feb
78
Feb
19%
Jan
25
Jun
20%
36%
32
Jan
Jan
May
15(4
24%
Jun
Jun
47%
Jun
36
Jan
Jan
18% May
24%
10
.5
Radio
Corp
400
9%
8%
9%
86%
100
69
81%
80%
81%
300
69
Youngstown Sheet & Tub©—
19%
Jan
Jun
39
19%
see
54% Jun
18%
13 %
41%
.
Min & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Jan
17%
13%
10
Minnesota
54%
May
12%
Utilities
Brewing
53%
38
8
Feb
Jan
Mar
9%
91
Jan
cm
82% JUn
37
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
week ended june 11
for
range
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Admiral Corp
Aeco Corp
Air Reduction
i
(Un)
Gold Min Co
Co
Juneau
19%
100
14%
Jan
20%
55%
9%
-1
10o
•
————
—
Alaska
19%
6
—
Low
v High
Low
Par
Fansteel
50
10%
245
44%
Jan
300
7%
Jan
57% May
10% May
Jun
Jan
1.20
93c
1.05
31,850
76o
Jan
50%
57%.
472
49%s
Apr
3'a
3%
425
2%
Jan
3% May
5%
0
500
4%
Jan
6%
Jun
77%
23
157
73%
Apr
79%
Feb
2,537
Jan
26%
744
22% May
26% Apr
26%
19%.
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1,149
14%
Jan
32% Mar
20
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19%
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IT12I50
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co- —1
Jun
39%
5
Co common
co
Gillette
Honolulu
Black
420
Jun
49
7%
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—
11%
Jun
49%
—2
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11%
16
Feb
Feb
1,177
52
a
Jun
13%
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Apr
401
57
18
54
2
General Tire & Rubber Co
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Jun
173i
Apr
Jun
19
523t
39%
89
30%
Jan
18
1,243
Feb
Jun
Jun
15
53
50
70
41%
•
Telephone
General
Jan
41%
.
—5
_.
Motors Corp
Public
14% Mar
38
41%
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)_—__—
Paint Corp
40%
1,190
41%
1
Co
General Exploration
General
57%
8
Cm.
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21%
Jan
231'
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Trailer
Jun
Apr
403
1
Fruehauf
68
48%
21%
55% ,55%
Inc
General
26%
205
—1
——
Jun
44% Mar
Jau
Mar
17%
20%™
55 %
Jan
38%
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60
;
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179%
167%
3,570
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28%.
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10
3
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17%
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3%
Co
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Bandini
Apr
45%
21
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Baltimore & Ohio RR (Uni,
—..
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15%
085
16%
—
(Un)
Mfg Corp
763
10
;
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Jail
30
1,103
22%
10
1
(Un)
Corp
17%
2,484
1
10
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May
17%
34 7
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Jan
41%
Apr
11% May
1,095
45
34 %
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Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
.
Refining
Feb
28
28%
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50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)
10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)———5
Armco SLeel Corp (Un)
10
Armour & Co (111) (uhj)
.
——0
&
35
Jan
44%.
08%
Anaconda
Oil
Feb
21
26%
20%
At eh
Jan
33
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Ford
Light
Ltd—
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Corp
Mach
Food
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Ashland
12
150
550
176% 177%
89
88%
177%
13% Jun
315
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28
5
(Un).
Power
FlintKote
14% May
8% Mar
34 %
44%
12%
-100
28
American Tobacco Co (Un)——
American Viscose Corn
15
39
(Un)———28
American Tel & Tel Co
47%; May
14%
8
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25
Jan
Jun
11%
13
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Feb
10
44'.
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10
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a
11%
25
44 %
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Feb
42%
281
48 %
48
12.50
25
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American Can Co (Un)
73'a May
28
13
34%
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General Amer Oil of Texas
American Cement
13%
May
V2 Mar
48
Jan
SiV
28
13
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100
5
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129
6%
1
(Un.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Fibreboard
11%a47%
6%
11%
1
13
7% Jan
47% Mar
1,010
11
a 46%
1
—.——
Jun
95c
2
Oils Ltd——
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Fargo
High
High
Low
High
Low
1
Range Since Jan.
of Prices
5
Eng & Airpiane (Un).
Metallurgical (Un).
Faircliiid
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
2.50
(Un)
Wrigley Stores Inc
Abbott Laboratories
acf
for Week
Range
Par
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Triday
stocks
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Occidental
Oceanic
Ohio
Olin
Oil Co
Oil
(Un)
Petroleum
j
Co (Un)
Mathieson Chemical Corp
20
20c
1
*
5
*
1.75
2%
1.55
1.85
2%
2%
293
1.50
Jan
2,470
2
Feb
29
Jan
12,315
38
38
367
33 '/a
33%
1,233
32 %
s.Apr
Jun
2.05
Jan
2%. Jun
39%
43
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Jun
Jan
Volume
187
Number 5755
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Pacific
Cement
&
Aggregates
8
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific
1st
5%#
common
1st
1st
5%
red
57c
red
'
preferred
1st
red
pfd
4.50%
red
red
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Industries
&
28% May
U
S
Mar
Rubber
27
Jan
26
U
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Mar
Steel
27 Vb
Jan
Universal
25
24
24%
Feb
24
24%
26Vb
Jan
421
23%
Apr
24 %
Jan
200
22% Mar
23%
Jan
340
50
56
Feb
Pullman
Inc
23
23%
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54%
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3Tb
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47 Vb
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122%
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Western Dept Stores
Western Union Telegraph
Wilson & Co Inc
Wooiworth
Yellow
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Mar '
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18% Jun
35 Vb Jun
Ik Jun
1ft Jun
American
Arundel
Tel
Va
8
33%
Jan
64
Jun
16 Vb
32% Jan
•
423
Jun
44% Mar
Baltimore
Budd
Company
75% May
Curtis
Vb May
Apr
88
Jun
26
26
217
25
26%
Feb
Duquesne
23%
Jan
29 %
Jun
Electric
31
31
2,320
14%
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34%
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24
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41%
355
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Jan
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41%
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Feb
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Jun
405
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55% May
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13% May
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Feb
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479
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Jan
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Jan
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28%
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24 Tb
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Jan
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Apr
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Mar
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32
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10
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26Tb
37 Vb
35%
50
1
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5% Jun
348
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25
39 Vb
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35 %
Low
34Tb
6%
Harbison
Jan
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High.
33%
39 Va
Equitable
Jan
Low
34%
Sales
5
Jun
11 Vb
63% Apr
Shares
5
Apr
28%
;
for Week
Apollo Industries Inc
42%
123
Range
of Prices
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Armstrong
Cork
Co
Blaw-Knox Co
25%
279
Week's
Last
Par
Allegheny Ludlum
23% May
31% Jan
34
Friday
Sale Price
100
May
$4,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
1,996
12%
—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
Plymouth Oil Corp
Reymer & Bros
—
3%
71%
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
2,923
24%
5
6%
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6
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3%
72
6%
3%
3%
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20
4
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281
14%
185
14%
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22
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56%
55%
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12.50
305
Jan
6% Jan
Jun
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22
3%
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3V4
Jun
7%
Mar
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Apr
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jan
4 Vb Mar
27%
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Jan
77 Vj Mar
May
22% Jan
55 Vb
Feb
1%
15% Mar
67% Feb
6 Vb
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32
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40%
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3%
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Rockwell-Standard Corp
12%
Jun
14 Vb
'
Jun
23%
Jun
65%
Feh
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
27
Exchange
Friday
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Priea
Par
Abitlbi Power <fc Paper common
4 % ir
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class A
For
Sugar
common
see
natre
44
Range
of Prices
Low
27%
121
STOCKS
28 T a
•
for Week
Par
Shares
Range Since Jan.1
Low
24 %
1.955
250
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
24%
23
Jan
Jan
High
29%
Jun
25
Jun
a.8
20%
Last
Sale Price
Sales
High
27%
24 %
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footnotes
*
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90
9
Jan
10
20
20 Vb
400
May
19
Apr
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4%%
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Week's
Range
of Prices
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for Week
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of
11%
11%
11%
450
29%
28
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1,875
*
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pfd
preferred
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26
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50
50
50
—
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17
1
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.
Jun
42%
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37Tb
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5
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Corp
44
40%
17%
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54%
19
44 Vb
5
75
•
common
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30
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20
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31
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72
Feb
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10
56
Apr
92%
25
(Un)
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Jan
30
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16
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debs_1977
67
5
5
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431
310
35% Jan
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14%
37
—
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17%
—
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13%
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106
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24
21
4% May
Jan
10
173
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29% Jan
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457
common
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
United
Jun
299
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Jun !
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.
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300
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54
3.005
Jan
42%
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167%
14%
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Public Service Electric & Gas com
■
Jun
4,071
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Scott Paper Co
34
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50c
Jan
75%
41 Vb
Corp
34Vb Feb
Feb
2%
25
Jan
5
Philco
Jun
65%
14Tb
Co
32% May
3% Jun
31% Jun
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51%
5
25%
Jan
897
42%
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
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44%
--
2
57
May
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75%
1.66%
Apr
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38
Apr
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51
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1
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48%
400
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5
Feb
209
17%
1
32
1.247
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common
1,852
(The)
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Jan
250
55%
7.59
16
3%
__
Jun
Jun
31%
10
Jun
72%
12Tb
3%
7
11
Feb
Jun
3,877
(The) Co
Merck & Co
Feb
59%
9
Low
17%
54%
Watch
Hecht
Martin
7
124'
31
*
(Un)
Jan
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
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2
Jun
Pennroad
Shares
'
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Hamilton
for Week
6%
__
42% Mar
4%
Jun
2%
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24%
55% Feb
6% Mar
89
176 Va 178%
178%
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10
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Jan
30%
2
Mar
70% Jan
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Jan
12,485
1,219
;
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Feb
72%
75 Vb
Jun
31%
28
Class
Jan
Jan
19%
Jun
1
General Acceptance
Corp
67%
19
Jun
47 Vb
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—:
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20%
19%
22
Jan
17%
40%
Jun
29% Jun
>
Jun
■
12%
Battery
Jun
Jan
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Storage
Jun
Jan
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.
Sales
Range
common „13 Va
34%
31
•
Light
15Tb
17%
3%
Week's
Low
•
Co
24
30Vb
41%
Light
Jan
25Vb
25%
.
of Prices
'
'
1
Feb
1,652
—
i
65%
13
_
Co
Jan
2,352
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15Tb
37
130
common
10%
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56%
200
410
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27
132
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840
286
55%
Jun
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Jun
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Publishing
Foremost
37 %
56%
Jan
Jun
*
Finance Co of America at Bait—
Jun
Apr
671b
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25%
(Un)
31%
31%
37%
25
6%
Jan
Jan
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28
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Jun
24
1,043
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46%
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23%
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Jan
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•
37%
210
30%
44
12%
20%
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Co
Delaware Power &
Apr
57%
50%
Jan
Jan
5%
10
Co_
11
60
Feb
18%
21%
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Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
14% Jun
Jan
56
45
23%
15% Jan
47 Vb
•
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Transit
642
11
Jun
Jun
May
5
Securities
2,429
9%
Jun
II
35Tb
425
,
5%
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Electric Co
88
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12%
13%
99c
Apr
1.282
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21%
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3,461
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2,938
31
(Un)
Tel
&
40 7
29 Tb
a
22%
1
1
16 Vb
6Tb
20 V
56 Tb
Last
14%
'29%
19%
22 Vb
55 Tb
;
56Tb
Friday
Jan
30%
700
20%
22%
•
10
Alan Wood Steel common
13%
25
10 V2
American Stores Co
81
—____2
19 Vb
530
Sale Price
26%
__
215
11Tb
stocks
745
__
19Tb
2.50
21
8'a Mar
34
Jun
41% May
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jun
Jun
'May
33 Tb
12Tb
19%
11%
1,493
1,402
Mar
27%
May
11%
._
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
30Tu
__
(Un)
<Un>
Baldwin
20
54c
11
n-37
__25c
common
Atlantic City
.
8,251
9 Tb
a36%
V
44
Jan
11
_*
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24 %
95c
12
a36%
1
(Un)
W)
Co.
74c
5
(Un;__
Westinghouse Air- Brake
(Un)—___10
Westmgnouse Elec Corp (Un;
12.5o
Jun
__
92c
1
Life
Air
Feb
2
Transmission
Lines
Coast
Jun
__
18
1
(Un)
Preferred (Un)
Western
7
18
Union OU Co of Calif
Air
22 Vb May
36% Jan
300
*
100
com
28
«;»b
25
Sugar
215
18
Power
Petroleums
%_
—1
common
Corp
United
39 %
Co
48 Vb
IB
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Union
912
39%
17%
&
Feb
29%
1
Ry Co
31% Mar
Apr
20c
Inc
Pacific
Apr
Jan
1
Preferred
Union
6% Mar
28
5 Vb
67%
% 20
29
Co
Vb Jan
350
25
13%
1
(Un)
Electric
5
30Tb
38 Va
15%
Jun
24 Tb
200
23%
Jan
Jun
28%
1.096
30%
35
1
13
•
33%
66%
1
13
1.40
Co—
Union
17,700
n
Apr
Apr
51% Jan
39% Feb
Vanadium Corp of America
(Un)
Victor Equipment Co_
16,833
1
(U,n)_
of California
CIndl
Carbide
21%
962
Inc
Union
7,124
73 Tb
31%
483
27Tb
40
26%
1,024
2/289
600
46%
73%
427
34
41
24%
16%
33
64Tb
Jun
Jun
5%
6%
45Tb
33%
10
.
Sulphur Co
Warrants
35%
Jan
Feb
6Tb
10% Jan
5%
26 Vb
__5
—
Tri-Continental Corp
17
Apr
407
(Un)
(Un)
World
30 Tb
14%
■I s
Jun
63
Par
667
1,210
1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Trans
Jun
Jan
8%
40Tb
Co
46%
8
Transamerica Corp
Ex
distribution
36 Vb
27%
264
64%
Jun
17%
%
1
Bylvania Electric Products
Inc
37%
44%
.
Swift & CO (Un)
Textron
Feb
425
8%
5%
Jun
29 %
29 %
Btudebalcer Packard
Thriftimart
52Tb
200
29
Instruments
Tidewater Oil
Jan
34Tb
31%
{ft
Co
Chemical
Gulf
33Tb
16%
.3
Stauffer
Texas Co
45%
44%
(Un)
Statham
Texas
180
37
33%
_—5%
Gas
62
37
__
1.66%
Stanley Warner Corp
Tennessee
Feb
44Tb
Co
Inc
55%
29
common
Drug
134
20 g
Co (Un)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Standard Oil (Ohio) com (Un)
Sterling
55%
43%
52%
__
5
1—
Co
Jan
Feb
'/'•37
1,480,
1
Southern Railway Co (Un)
Southwestern Public Service
Oil
Jan
36 Tb
60%
52%
1
(Un)
Standard
12Tb
45%
52 Tb
60
185
43
31Tb
49%
32%
40%
1
.
Co
987
406
16Tb
52%
41Tb
__
43
Jan
Jan
Jun
335
60%
Jun
I
Jun
50%
May
8%
38
33%
5
Sugar
•
Petroleum
Oil
May
Apr
68 3 b
Jan
48%
15%
16%
7.50
Btandard
3%
Jan
'
3%
68%
2,472
67
10
Co
Brands
Jun
,Jun
3%
2.50
preferred
Warrants
Jan
48%
__
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series
A__25
Spiegel Inc
82%
__
•
$4.78 preferred
Standard
220
80% May
3%
1
5
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co
■
40
Jan
Jan
*
Bperry-Rand Corp
16%
Apr
54%
May
1
Co
Co
Jan
31 Vb
100
13 Va
(Un)
Francisco
Pacific
:13%
607
a82
94 Vb
—5
Biegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class'A
Southern
221
38Tit
25 Vb
___•
:
Incomorated
Southern
16%
Jan
Corp
Calif
Jan
Jun
Apr
5
Servomechanisms Inc
67c
20%
135
11%
Scott
Southern
Jan
19%
5
St Regis Paper Co (Un}_
Ran Diego Gas & Elec com
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd__
Bchenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
(Un)
Oil
118%
480
63
Jan
5
West
286
2
Bafeway Stores Inc
Shell
Apr
363
Feb
Apr
a
(Un)____
Utah-Idaho
Jun
May
384
1
Co
&
77c
7
200
10
(Raphael)-.
131b
12.50
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Servel
Feb
16%
1,200
i«
48
8%
32%
16%
Oil
Water
24 Vb
Co
Standard
Bears Roebuck
65c
53
8 Va
1
High
31%
31%
_1
common—
Consol
Weill
12%
3
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
300
1.545
610
8
iii
1
Westates
24%
Com
Louis-San
70c
18%
Low
62%
8
10
common
Range Since Jan.
High
48
(Un)
Corp
Shares
613b
10c
Corp
Washington
^
Inc (Un)__—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
St
95
i
for Week
.
•
Jun
123
Jan
;
Inc__
Jun
48%
Feb
87
24%
1
Aircraft
Jan
107%
177
95
50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rohr
40 Vb
100
Jan
33%c
1
Oil
5,615
5%
92%/ 93%
;
Revlon Inc
Rockwell
Jan
] 6Vb
38%
*
.
Richfield
V
Jan
3%
38%
n81%
.
1
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
50c
Republic Pictures (Un)____!—______50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—"
10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Inc
47
100
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Rexall Drug
130
121% 122%
33%c
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
7
,
131 131%
common
(Un)
(Un)
Pure Oil Co
23
Airway (Un)___l
Co
Gamble
Plywood
Low
1
Oil
Sales
Range
of Prices
5
Co
Industries Inc
26
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Ct>.
Procter
S
165
(Un)
;
S
U
308
-
2
Pictures Corp (Tin)
Parke, Davis & feo (Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un;
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Corp
U
Mar
701
_
Paramount
Phllco
Apr
Apr
28% Mar
26
(Un)
(Un)
Fruit
26%
.
Pan American World
&
33%
30 %
103
Corn
United Gas Corp (Un)_
31 Vb Mar
232
,
10
pfd
preferred
(Chas)
Cuban
Jun
251«
26
25
Pacific Oil & Gas
Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pfizer
26%
Corp
United
United
Jun
26
Inc
Phelps Dodge Corp
28 Tb
26
1,158
■; *
29 %
"'27%
27%
i
25%
conv
$4.36
58%
Jun
26 Vb
;
Lighting Corp
$4.75
52
Jan
United
Jun
Jan
%
15/64
48
Aircraft
25Vb
Indemnity Co
Pacific
41
565
United
Jun
—25
A_____
1st pfd
Pacific
29 Va
25
class
1st pfd
1st pfd
4.36%
13% Mar
Jan
29%
preferred™,—___25
1st pfd
—,b_;
25
,
4.80ro
Jan
22%
3,947
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
9%
560
313,691
-
/'
2,346
50
Friday
STOCKS
12%
'
82Tb
>7
High
2714
48%
ENDED JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
low
56Tb
56 Tb
15/64 17/64
32%
33 In
__
25
.
Shares
High
27
15/64
25
WEEK
11Tb
■
—
50
25
—
preferred
5%
'
1®
i—
w
12%
8
Qas & Electric
Rights
6%
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
'
STOCKS
8% Mar
High
11%
Jun
22%
Feb
30%
Jun
25
Apr
31V4 Mar
23
100
22%
Jan
23 V4
47Vb
48
530
45%
.Tan
50
50%
5lVb
475
48
Jan
53 Vb
Jun
40
40
698
38
Jan
44
Feb
Jan
Mar
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, June 30, J958
.
.
(2940)
MARKETS
CANADIAN
FOR
RANGE
JUNE 27
WEEK ENDED
Last
Week's
Range
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Sale Price
7
cTnrxs
for Week
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
20
Asbestos
High
20%
21%
52%
52 %
475
43%
Jan
53
May
4G
4G
200
41%
Jan
46
Jun
29%
30
1,807
19
19
365
20
Jo"
24%
24%
125
23
Feb
24/ii
Jun
21%
21%
100
20
Jan
23%
Feb
38%
Jan
47%
Jun
51
Jan
61
Jun
50
50
Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
preferred—.~L
Bailey Selbum 57c
53A% preferred
Bank
of
of
Nova
-25
.
.10
Scotia
45%
44%
4G%
2,761
.10
Montreal
Bank
24 %
—25
1.750
61
GO
01
G37
139
.-10
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Power & Paper class A— .ft*
42%
42
38
38
38
_2S
41 %
41
41%
8,614
-50
a45
a45
a45
-80
48%
48%
49
121
^fSuyiiPaSei 5!^^i Pece a"6
Telephone
Bowater Corp 5%
6Vz%
preferred
preferred
—~
—
is'&Mar
120
ft
39%
Jan
41% Feb
42% Feb
«
Jan
IffSS
200
1.25
1007~.
Wjffi
43f.z
t
.
1.300
16% Jan
l(Z2
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4:.4j
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ft;,>21
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.
; 3,424
Apr
100% Jun
-
14% Jun
Feb
J
44
4ia,
£ JU>.
13% May
100
.
ft'J2>
ft"-'
92
15
14
.,14
,
26,, J,n
10o% 100%
5
National Steel Car Corp common
Niagara Wire Weaving common--;
t
500
21
21
--
r^mTraFnfd"
Jan
.:
Wj
7% May
.1,38 Jun
6%: Jim
390
J -
• "
8
■
.
49'A Mar
S* j°,n
6V2
1 35
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Montreal Trust
Morgan & Co common
62
Jan
50
*30
V
6%
;,j2g
^
High
Low
«£
*
Mitchell (Robert) class A
110
Bathurst
beu
43
'
««j
Oil..——-100
McColl Frontenac
Jan
,4
72
29%
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred ft-
Range Since Jan. 1
"low High/
par
Low
Par
ft :,
35'.4 Jan
ft^^un
Tun
'
B
Jun
46-
•
Bowater
4.GO
4.GO
4.80
G%
6%
G%
6,512
39
39%
450
39%
80 %
40®b
80%
3,597
u93% a94%
Paper
783
20
Brazilian Traction Light St PowerBritish American Bank Note
American Oil
British
common
British Col Elec 4%
4%%
red
cum
Co—
pfd
40%
—
——
pfd—
preferred J
6% preferred
4%% preferred
6%% preferred
<iYz%
atss.
4G
40
a50% a50%
a 50%
25
42
43
52
51%
52
10
10%
937
Jan
8%
Yh
39%
3,298
36%
Apr
50
39%
Jan
11
200
41
100
•!S> JTan
Jan
AO
•
y e.
Rolland
Paper class A
Class' B
G9
72
1,005
62
103
10
97
Jan
31%
31%
32
4,533
28
29
661
24% Feb
26% Jan
28%
28%
29%
300
25
Jan
GO
GO
50
51
Feb
39
?9
39%
685
30%
Jan
12%
12%
lo
48%
47%
48%
725
•
30%
30
31
2,375
30%
31
100
•
Preferred
Canada Cement common
—20
Foundries common
Malting
10
•
common
Canada Steamship common
8%
•
12.80
preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
common
28
•
Preferred
British Aluminum
Canadian
Canadian
Bronze
class A
Canadian
Canner
Celanese
—-ft*
Class
Converters class
5%
5%
2.500
:
a3.00
a3.oo
100
«■
a4.00
a4.oo
19
14
37
;
all
1
a
Feb
"
3.25
a—
13(4-
Simpsons
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Industries common
Canada
of
Co
48
Apr
2G
2G%
4.248
21%
Jan
28% Jun
Jun
28*
15'%
26%
May
16^
15
15
622
13
"
Mar
28
27
28
805
21 %
Jan
12%
12
12%
2,254
7%
Feb
13%
13%
200
13
Feb
12%
10
Jan
F° B
Apr
18% May
Zellerbach
43
Feb
—
-J
ft-
100
19%
100
29%
29%
40
17 %
17%
207
17
17
17
101
47
2
-
43%
48
50
20
20%
20%
455
19'2
48%
Dominion Corsets
28
28
287b
2,505
25%
Jun
29%
....
St Steel com
22%
23%
6,557
20%
Feb
24
.ft
■,
Friday
,
10
9%
10
460
12
12
12
7% Feb
Par
300
12
Jun
29%
405
23%
Jan
30
May
100 100%
100
May
75
Abitca
12
Apr
14% May
Jun
29%
29
105
97% Jan
•
73%
73%
74%
185
60
•
•
22
22
22%
760
18% Jan
64%
G5
425
51
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
12 %
12
12%
8,841
23%
21
8%
21
22
105
Preferred
100
Dominion Glass common
-
i
Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Steel
Redeemable
&
preferred
7%
Du Pont (1956) common
35"%
—•
Ltd
Dow Brewery Ltd
Bros
a 17%
8%
9%
118
20
13
100
3%
•
preferred
Donohue
118
•
Dominion Textile common
13
500
35%
35%
205
al7% al7%
50
a81
7%%
preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
;
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
3,195
.
Jan
9%
7%
Jun
Apr
22
9%
Feb
117% Jan
30
May
18Va Jan
84
Mar
15% Mar
5
77
Jan
25
7
Jan
8
25
25
625
24
Feb
25
Jun
43
150
37% Jan
43
11%
11%
11%
290
a20
u20
Rights
Crown
Electrolux
Corp
(T
Estabrooks
4.16%
H)
pfd
25
a20
18
IB
18%
571
19
25
4,340
Jan
25
—•
common
25
25
25%
1,565
22%
Jan
25% Mar
8.40
6.40
1,300
6.90
Jan
9.00 Jun
10
preferred
a—
a—
Power 7%
Industries Ltd
Feralco
Jun
100
Fleet Mfg Ltd
—
General
33%
34%
355
6%
6%
100
55
55
142
Ltd..
I
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v
...
35% May
Jan
5% Jan
7
65
Jan
27%
Jan
,
Jun
Apr
34
54
•
28%
28%
30
•
33%
33%
33%
479
28
Jan
17%
19%
21,149
14%
Apr
•
18
19%
1,223
13%
Apr
May
19% Jun:
•
31
25V2
Boward Smith Paper common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
;
46%
•
31
32
3,580
44%
50
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
6% preferred
Indus Acceptance Corp common
10
44%
40
44%
47%
875
Jan
32
45
39%
48
6%
May
Jun
Apr
49%
100
43%
Jan
50
9%
10%
1,485
6%
Jan
44%
43%
44%
3,505
38% Mar
•
14
13%
14
7,195
12%
4.68%
$2.25 preferred
50
6%
6%
3,275
33%
10%
33%
34
4.310
alO al0%
295
6% May
48%
48%
48%
56
a53
a
a53
30
50
preferred
100
iD'and Cement Preferred
a9G%
a90
a97
49
14
14%
1,310
a21 a21%
50
10
pfd
25
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
com
•
75%
5% Jan
26
-
Jun
35
Labatt Limited
Lake
of
the
Lewis Bros
Lower
St
Pembina Pipe
Power
6%
Jun
Mailman
8%
Woods 7%
43% Jan
48%
Jun
Reitmans
50V2
Jan
53
Ltd
pfd
96%
Jun
st
14%
Jun
Shop
19
20
Maurice
Mar
Southern
Canada
Paving
2.756
69%
Apr
7878
Jun
Standard
310
95%
Jun
Traders Finance Corp
5,302
83%
31%
Feb
46
Feb
47% May
Class
27%
27%
27%
1,335
21%
Jan
277% Jun
5%
45
45
451%
995
37
Jan
*
33
32
33
1,570
25
25
1,070
125
125
54
10% alO%
25
°
45%
Jun
a
20
20
100
28%
28%
2 9'/2
1.735
24%
24%
100
80
10
187s
125
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
33
25% Jun
Jun
Ltd
red pfd
Corp Fund
Oil Pipe Line Co
1,
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Westeel
Windsor
Hotel
42 %
10
12%
«
•
100
44
n80
70/3
a
80
a
7%
7%
8,38G
90
90
GO
24
Jan
24%
Jun
a—
57s
77
29% Jun
247'a May
a—
Feb
Mar
—-
?
.
8% May
90
May
ft
•
Feb
13% Jun
11% May
12% Jan
22% Feb
64
Jan
42% Feb
a—
..—
7
Jun
42% Jan
64% Jan
S% Jun
40% Mar
-
"
,
1/75 Apr
70
Jun
9, Jun
14% Feb
127s Jun
13% Jun
27
Jun
Jun
Apr
72
46
a—
8
48
70
_
_—
May
Feb
.May,-
Feb
3.55 Jun
18% Jan
12% Jan
27% May
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
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Aiiacoii Lead Mines Ltd
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Arcadia Nickel
Corp
Arno Alines Ltd—
Co
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I
100
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Bcwnite Copper
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Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
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Chibougamau Jaculet
Chipman Lake Alines
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8c
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Gateway
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16%
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5.50
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110
1.40
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1.05
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1.84
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6c
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18
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Formaque Mines Ltd—
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Uranium
Mylamaque Explorations
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New
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West
Coal
North
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Oils
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82c
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American
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:
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Okalta
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Lake
Alines
2,000
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Apr
7c
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4.500
6c
Apr
14c
Feb
3c
Apr
9c
Jun
36c
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6,000
4c
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27,000
12c
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1.46
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13 Vac May
12c
15c
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3%c
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33,516
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2,900
400
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50c
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2.75
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4.55
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Standard Gold
Ltd—
1
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Ltd—
Jan
17,500
300
14,000
44,000
109,700
3,200
50c
2,000
1.95
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1,000
5.05
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6c
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29c
Jun
Jan
10 'i
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Jun
72c
Jun
3.90
19c
6c
Jan
71c
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.
4.55
Jan
Mar
16c
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Ltd
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;
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:
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44.
15c
6,000
1.80
1.90
9,800
11 V»
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Lumber
2.00
Feb
8%
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8%
2,800
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
96 Va
98
230
Jan
109 Va
Apr
4.35
10
3,174
19c
26c
226,900
17 Vac Mar
5 Vac
4,000
17,666
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28,700i
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9.35
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Jun
Feb
23"
1.90
1.88
1.90
700
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15c
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60 Va
61%
1.615
43c
35c
46c
100,600
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Jan
64c
12c
12c
2,200
10c
Apr
20c
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78c
74c
78c
14,500
51c
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83c
20c
21c
May
11,200
15c- May-
30c
Feb
22c
22c
24c
68.400
12c
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Jun
6c
6c
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1
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37%
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20c
22c
4.05
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2,200
27
225
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27
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95c
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100
1.30
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3.00 May
13,876
39%
Jan
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53c
Jan
12 V2C
14c
3,712
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Jan
1.00
1.08
20,106
85c
28c
32c
7,150
28c
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15,000
9c
8,70O
20c
Jan
5c
3,500
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Jan
10c
Jan
7c
17,000
6c
Jan
9%c
Apr
9c
3,500
7c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
19,600
46C
50c
35c
Apr
45
45 Va
195
41
Jan
45% May
49
49
50
340
42%
Jan
50
5
5
112
3.50
1
7c
7c
8c
27,000
•
5.50
5.45
6.00
5,050
74c
74c
500
B
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12
12
50
common
•
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6V2
11,143
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class
20 Va
350
19%
Feb
47
47
70
46 %
May
2.00
1.80
2.00
12,940
1.35
Jan
•
40%
39%
40%
8,689
33%
Jan
50
45
45
42
100
9514
95
95%
335
88
50
51
50%
51
1,395
50
52 Va
52
52%
170
10
10
10%
4,764
12 Va
12%
560
40 Va
39%
41
3,752
42 Va
42%
100
Columbia Forest Products
British
1
Packers class A
Power
Telephone
300
5.00
Jun
2.30
7,500
Bunker
1.65
8c
Apr
2.64
8c
Feb
1.000
10c
95c
Apr
60c
Jun
1.80
Jun
Cable
Jan
81% May
Feb
44
1
Jan
Jan
20c
10,000
16c
Jan
Feb
22c
2,000
Calalta
18c
Mar
26c
Jun
3c
3c
1,100
2 Vic
Jan
Calgary
80c
5 Vac
Jun
81c
4,300
Calgarv
61c
Jan
85c
May
5%
51
Mar
48
52 Va- Jim
8%
Mar
Jan
Calvan
Jan
13
36%
Apr
41% Mar
Jan
43
410
38 Va
Jan
10,000
46 %c
Apr
65c
Jun
200
9Va
Jan
13
Jun
2.00
2.00
100
4
6c
6c
3,500
B%c Jan
2.50
2.90
4,305
1.95 Apr
5c
Jan
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6c
7 Vac
5c
6c
4,000
100
1.95 Mar
4c
Jan
86c
3,200
7c
7 %c
55,000
4V2C
Jan
41%
425
35%
Jan
40 Va
Oils
—
73c
Mar
7c
-
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7c
8c
6,000
6%c
Jan
14
14%
920
10%
Jan
2.20
Jun
7%c
Jan
7c
Jan
3.25
Jun
8c
May
1.34 May
12c
May
42'
Mar
9c
Feb
15
Jun
34c
Jun
87c
Jun
29c 30%c
23,182
12c
Jan
80c
70c
81c
47,460
45c
Jan
25%
26 %
2,895
17%
Feb
,27
69
71%
875
62 V2
Jan
73
Jun
104% 104%
20
97
Jan
104%
Jun
29c
common
69
1
10
104 Va
Oil
Campbell Chibougamau
44% Mar
25 Vi
25
E'dmonton
Cons
Feb
12
85c
Ext.*—
Power
12 v4
2.60
Smelting
Lake
preferred
Apr
Feb
May
61c
:
&
Petroleum
&
46%
97
44% Mar
11%
Ankerlte
Mines
20c
22c
Jun
77
39 %
I4
1
Apr
2.20 Jim
43%
11
Jan
50,000
48
Jan
4 VaC
Mines
Hill
Jan
Jun
6%
2.00
B
Burns
6c
May
58c
Products
2.10
79c
11
*
Building
6.85
6.45
60c
2
Mines
Buffadison Gold
6.85
Jun
Jan
21% May
21
pfd
4.50
16c
13
4% % preferred
5%
preferred
5 Va %
preferred
Red
Jan
Jan
Jim
May
11% May
5% Apr
87
Buffalo
8Vac Jan
4.30
64c
130
Buffalo
Jun
1
21
60c
Jan
7c
42
Jan
Jun
48c
-50
-50
—
80 Va
May
33c
8c
41
13c
Apr
33c
45
Brunhurst
Jan
5c
80 Va
class
Jan
60c
20c
30c
50
Mills
1.35
Jun
Jan
6»/aC
5c
preferred
preferred
Bruck
Jan
Jan
1
pfd
—
British Columbia Elec 4%
Reef
Feb
1.25 Mar
I8c
8c
common
Columbia
Jan
20,500
14c
50
Company
Jun
J .55
98c
1
Cordage
24c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.07 Mar
1.65
1.00
30c
Mines
Brown
Apr
4.25
28 Va
41%
1
Columbia
28c
Jan
86c
Jan
Jun
17%
Jan
19
Apr
1.00
1
Ltd
Jan
5c
3.55
Jan
41%
17VaC Jan
48c
Feb
1.65
1
—nr-
Tank
British
Jun
41 Va
41%
12 Vac
Preferred
Va (4
61%
1
Brltalta Petroleum
British Amer Gil
4
Jun
1
Mines:
Traction
4Vi(4
Feb
47%
34% May
15
Apr
470
49c
12 %c
Jan
Jan
%
51
25
10,300
38
40
19
4.05
1
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Brazilian
&
37%
19
19
common
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman Petroleums
Brantford
d^Ol
500
3,224
61
Paper
Boymar
19C
8 Vac
46 V2
*
Corp 5*,'o
preferred
Bowater
2.24 May
45
Gold
Mines
Bowater
4,500'
1.58 May
13 %c Apr6%c Jan
8 VaC
1
Mines
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
16c
Jan
4514
Uranium
Gold
Bordulac
Jun
25
7.05
30c
Mines
May
3,000
Apr
2.55 May
17
10%
Warrants
5c
7 lie
16c
21
;
13c
7c-
Jan
6c
21% May
Mines
2,833
Jun
Feb
775
l-lll,
Uranium
17,000
1.75
20c
200
—1
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Bicroft
6c
Jun
Feb
Apr
Apr
11 VaC
8c
—10
Copper Corp
Bevcon
17c
1.75
Jun
33c
Jan
4c
3,315
3—1
15c
1,000
6.00 Apr
20%
9.50
—25
5lac
7%c
6c
12c 12 Vac
Jan
3.50 May
15% Mar
5 Vac
13
3.90 Jan
19 Va
1
Telephone
6c
1.75
95
4.35
18%
19%
;
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1.75
10% May
22 y4
Belcher Mining Corp—
Quebec Mines
Mining
•
2.25 Jan
500
24»/4
Belleterre
Brunsman
—
Apr
160
3.00
9.30
Bell
Brunswick
•
1.60
19 VaC May
11V*
—
Co
Jan
1.25
May
May
Jan
10
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beauoage
Feb
34c
47
7c
21%
—_1
—
8c
60c
22'% Jun
53
24V4
Mines
23c
7.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
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Jan
14
41
43%
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l
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14c
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—
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Mar
65c
4,430
25
1
Scotia
13c
2.20
21%
20'/a
1.26 May
—25
Mines
30c
Jan
Mar
135
Bathurst Power & Paper class A__
Class B
1
.
20 Va
250
—
—
Cons
3,500
1.26
54c
46%
_50o
42,100
3c
24,300
3.00
Oils
19c
47.471
90c
Jan
—25
preferred
55c
4c
Jun
52 34
—10
preferred
5%.(4
British
8c
45c
Jan
5(4
Broulan
Feb
Jan
46%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gaa class
Jun
2.33
25c
May
Mar
May
Feb
610
9c
25c
1.75
20c
Jan
20c
11 Yb Mar
32c
Jan
5c
Apr
Feb
Jan
5c
9,000
9lie Jan
814
Jan
12c
400
80c
•
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Apr
6c
4,200
8c
45c
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1
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footnotes
Jun
Feb
Jun
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1
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30
8c
83c
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18c
1
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Oil
6.00
.
14c 15 Vac
Jun.Jun
Feb
5c
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39c
.*
Co
5,900
Jan
4 Vic
8.15
3%c Jan
53 V*
24c
20 V2
Jan
4c
1
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
Oil
10c
Jun
16c
57c
1,000
111% Jan.
Jan
Jan
Feb
4ic
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp
Westburne
7,250
Jun
1.95
Jun
4 Vac
8.25 Feb
48 Va
12c
1.93
1
Mines Ltd—
Trojan Consolidated Alines Ltd—
West Canadian
12c 12 Vac
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Trebor
Oils
4.80
605
52 Va
Mines
Bridge
57c
Jun
30
common—
1
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Titan Petroleum Corn
United
Apr
1.85
6 Vic Mar
Apr
9.55
United Asbestos
Jun
Mar
2.76 May
Jan
2.15
Mines
34c
14c
57c
3c
19c
Jan
Jan
Feb
30c
1
12c
6c
Feb
2.44
8,000
19c
May
1.96
Jan
10c
26,500
1
Tazin
Jan
5c
May
35c
Jun
2c
5c
4.10 -.4.15
.1
82c
Feb
1.70
53c
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
,
15c
4 Vac
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd——
Tache Lake Alines Ltd1
Tarbell Mines Ltd:
—__1
Jan
50c
__
*
(1944)
Feb
29c
14c
*
Jun
22c
Jun
1.85
4J,aC
20 %c
9.10
Apr
16c
45c
4.80
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Jun
10c
2.55
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20c
33c
5c
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18c
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Apr
Mar
58,060
1.70
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5.300
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6c
1.15
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20
500
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8.300
65c
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,
2.45
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200
21c241;.c
4c
Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Crest
8.60
1.70
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Red
60c
1
1
Quebec Oil
Radiore
13'. 5(:
1
_
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd_i
Quebec- Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
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Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
1
Quebec
200
7.000
46c 19
65c
2
,
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Prove Gas
14c
1
24.900
1 25
•:15c
8.55
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Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd..*.
Portage Island (Chib? Mines Ltd
.
iil3c
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4,714
Feb
395
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3.50
310
20c
3.25
5,100
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Baska
50c
51 Va
Feb
68c
25c
17
Apr
3.50
9.75
50 Va
Apr
2.50
Jun
13c
Exploration Ltd—I
Uranium
9.50
51
40c
16
65c
Jun
13Vac Jan
8,035
2.45
89c
7c
2.10 Jan
3,600
16
Jun
4,500
1,200
18c
10c
52c
6c
5 8c
2.70
2.50
18,200
in-
51c
2.65
16 Vac
1
59c
7c
Jun
1
Feb
7c
lap,
Mar
4.00
Aunor
34c
1/25
Uranium
86c
Apr
Aumaquc Gold Mines
Auto Electric
23,300
14',-jc
Orchan
35c
May
2.30
24c
Mines
Ltd—_IJOc
Partridge Canadian
Jan
64c
100
17c
Mines
Opemisca Explorers Lto„I
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Paudash
15c
1,300
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Vi
1.25
85c
:
13,900
1
Barvue
12c
Jan
914
Feb
May,
Feb,
60c
80c
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Barnat
Jan
85c
49
Jun
3.75
1
River
Feb
12
7 Vic
500
22c
80c
4.35
Jan
Jan
5,000
31% Mar
24c
3.75
•
Jun
275
11c
25c
Jun
45% Jan
IOV2C Jan
1,000
12,200
Jun
7.55 May
30% Jun
50c
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Nova
97c
15c
17 Va
Jan
25 Va
445
Mar
99% Jun
Apr
21%
8,106
17c I8V2C
17 Vac
4.15
Jun
43c
181'b May
17% Jun
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1,990
26
17 Va
Jan
96 Va
of
12 (2
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47%
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1,000
11c
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100
15c
1
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•
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1
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65c
2.100
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'
50
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13c
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8,110
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34VaC Apr
7,257
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38c
1,500
1.12
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95
6.70
Montreal
l
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(1945)
89%
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Aumacho
Bidcop
Obalsla
17 Va
99
5.50
1
of
13C
50c
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16
7,155
5,335
.
34c
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(i'ic
1
17 Va
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8c
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5'
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40c
18%
14 %c
Feb
1.05
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
16%
38c
17 Va
4VaC
Jun
13c
Corp
Aubelle
65c
:
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18 Va
30
Bata Petroleums Ltd,
:
16Va
Steels
52c
12 c
1.60 May
19c
45c
1.0(i
_
Jan
*
96c
1
—_
Amulet Mines
American
North
&
1.15
Imperial
Jan
i
Pacific
300
52c
Feb
-WT
Santiago Alines Ltd—,
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
1.40
2.65
18c
20c
Ltd
New
New
1.80 May
1.40
Warrants
-62c
Ltd—1
1.40
'
62c
10c
1
—_
Mines
Jan
Lead Mines
4.100
97c
55c
1.30
3-5
14.680
It'll
3333i
50,800
Develop—:
23c
10 c
Ltduuu_1
8,870
17.65U
1.75
Debentures
Jan
'
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Jan
59c
5 Vac
1.70
25%
85c
97c
U4.c
7c
51c
4VaC
I50
•20c
42c 42'be
Ltd
65c
Mar
55c
pfd
80c
3_33i
Jan
4c
Apr
4'VaC
Corp
Banff
42c
33c
Apr
May
May
■
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Montgary Explorations Ltd
25
3c
17%
of Canada LtcL
Monpre Alining Co
Jail
25c
1
Ltd
vr20Vi
1,000
i
—
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Molybdenite Corp
Jun
14.550
i
Ltd
Jun
5c
12.500
.
Mining
6c
Jun
4c
18
Ltd—
Jan
5c
30c
Explor Co Ltd— 33331
&
2Vic
74c
Larder Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
-27c
28c
1
Merrill Island Mining Ltd—— iiih)
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd:
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Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
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Mogador
1,500
i
Jan
Associated Artists Prod com
19% Jun
3ac
I
—
Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
Maritimes
29,500
5c
23.% .24'.4
5c
5
7'-iC^7Uc
Iso Uranium Arines—
Jardun Alines Ltd voting trust—di
Labrador
4'VC
Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold
4c
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Indian
3-
4c
1
45c
Mines
Atlas
Haitian Copper Corp Lfd
Heva Gold Mines Ltd^_
6,900
common
4Vifo
Ashdown Hardware class B
Ash Temple common
Jun
Feb
64c
—1
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
Asamera Oil
May
6c
61c
9%
40c
Argus Corp common
$2 Va preferred
Feb
Jun
2.15
64c
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Jan
2c
." uOc
.
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May
Mines
Arcan
Maj^
9,500
27<:
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13c
500
3c
.'
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18
Jan
Jun
58c
Cons Resources
Arcadia Nickel
Jan
Jun
Jan
Apex
May
82c
8,000
3cr
2 lc
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18c
17c
300
Uc
50c'
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Jun
630
16,960
•
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52c
11c
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2c
1.30
1.04
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12
31c
•'
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2.10 Mar
Jun
Feb
27,415
Petroleums
American Exploration
Ansll
8%
BV
25
52c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_
Jun
1,400
3.75 May
9Va
Anchor
Jan
40c
31c
15,000
5c
15Vic
'
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1.41 May
8c
70c 4 73c
71c
20c
6,400
4
1.94
lOVic Alay
May
12
1
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Analogue Controls
Apr
Apr
29c
Jan
11 Va
50c
33
Oil
Anacon
Jun
Jun
1.14
Amurex
Juu
Feb
2.31
9%
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
Feb
11c
13c
7,100
50c
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jan
Jan
6,600
3i
;
Ltd
Co
Amalgamated
Jan
5e
21c
3.50
r-lZ-5
3
Oils
debentures
Aluminium
Jan
5,975
19c
3.15
9%
common
trust
Aluminum
Jun
Jau
7c
______
Ltd
Jan
fic
92c
Age Mines Ltd_
Gui-Por
33c
2,000
1.85
Ltd—3"
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1,000
8c
55c
Ltd._
Ltd
Jun
8c
J9c
Wavrants
Apr
8.80
Apr
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7.95
Feb
Jun
-i
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Jan
6.20
Feb
39 %c
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Futurity Oils Ltd—,
5.40
2,500
48c
5c
,
Ltd--
Ltd
1,300
8.15
Jun
1.70
Algoma Steel
17Vic Jan
8.00
40c
_i
FrobSsher
Apr
Cons
5(4
7c
Jun
10% May
21%
6.70
Pac
Jan
Jan
Mar
—*
Algom Uranium
Jan
9
19
10
3
Trunk*
Jun
lie
1.500
_i
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc—
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.—
Fatima Alining Co Ltd
Fund?/ Bay Copper Mines
10c
33c
62c
:
4,600
_i
Mines
Jan
43c
1.58
i
3
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Metal
Apr
6c
1,000"
740
750
3.35
1
Gas
Voting
9Va
20%
common
Alberta
Feb
Jan
9
2014
—50c
Voting trust
Anglo
Eastern-Min & Smelt Corp Ltd—_
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
Fab
15c
11,000
2.40
21c
15 Vn
.
t
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Ltd—
218.179
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Jun
.
SUM
5.50
Dablon.Mining Corp Ltd.
7c
8c
40c
13 I
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.—_
Dolsan Mines Ltd
East Sullivan Alines
1.75 Jan
t 12c i Jun
15'/»
42c
1
..
warrants
Alining Exploration
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
'
9
20%
•
Explorations
Alberta
Jun
5m
_2.50
Continental
6.30
25
—1
Mines
Alberta Distillers
5.25 May
Apr
809
13c
34c
-
.
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—
Class
Fob
5.05
8.910
-8c
—1.5(1
Ltd—
3.75
5,000
V
7.90"
7:00
46?ac
48c
i
—
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Coniagas Alines Ltd—
Con.-oiidated
«c
8.15
Ltd
700
02c
55c
Alba
Feb
3,300
29% Jun
Jan
.—
Jun
16c
lie
Asbestos Corp Ltd..
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Jun
9c
-
—i
Agnico
6.10
Jan
23
11 Ve
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife 6old
85c
24Va
3,350
lllli
Agnew Surpass Shoe common—
Preferred
Jan
Jail
3,858
m
May
May
28%
24%
-I_1
Mines
21c
High
27 Va
2414
*
Ltd
24c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
28 Va
Oil
Mar
10c
9c
&
Mines
Shares
High
24%
common
23c
Feb
1
Gas
for Week
of Prices
Low
—25
|
Uranium
Acme
Advfoate
4c
1.85
I
i
Sugar
Jan
59c
Dollars
Sales
•
A
Acadia
Jun
Jun
3.95
.
Atlantic
Class
8Vic Apr
2.700
5.95
-the
;_1
11,000
5.00
*
25c
2,500
5.00
Ltd
Jan
Jun V
7c
5".i0',''5.30
Acadia
Jan
55c
Jau
10c
5e
1
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd_
12c
Abitlbl Power &
Paper common
Preferred
'y?
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78c
2
—
Jan
2.000
'
5c
6Vic
35c May
15.000
12c
73c
Jan
Jan
4c
1,300
■
Jan
13c
10.50;j
•
35c
4 Vic Mar
4.000
-
15c
.
Jun
May *
Range
Sale Price
Par
Vic Mar
15c
Week's
Last
Feb
8
Jan
-
3c
100
13,500
44c
•
10c
Caiaita Petroleums Ltd
Campbell Cnibouaamau Mines Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
20c
3.000
12(V 13 'lie
1
___
51
38c
12c
I
—
6c
102.730
21c
5C
•
44c
l
Corp_3_
131,067
STOCKS
Jan
6c
May
Friday
Jun
30c
Jan
3c
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian
Feb
17c
Jun
3 VaC
aSc,1' aJc
■
15c
1.600
5c
27
Toronto Stock
68c
6%c Jan
1.000
150
29c C 32c
I
Refining
JUNE
High
Apr
6c
"
•:v5e'.r
1
___
42c
4%C
6c
Pic
29c
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.
—_l
beilechasse Mining Corp Ltd
—1
&
15c
4c
1
Bay Mining_
Bonnyville Oil
13.000
Uc
1
Larvalleer Mines Ltd
bateman
15c
15c
$
1,200
14c
Baker Talc Ltd—
Band-Ore Gold Mines
ENDED
Range Since Jan.1
Low
58c
11c
14c
llll
Ltd——
Shares
High
52C
1
__3'
Sulphur & Iron
Aull Metal Mines Ltd
52c
1
Ltd_________
Atlas
Low
-20c
—_
Corp
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price * of Prices
Anthonian
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Jun
4.00
—
5.15
4.00
500
3.00
Feb
4.25
Apr
5.05
5.35
7,130
3.95
Feb
6.15
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*2
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
(2942;
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Canada Bread common—————.—*
B
Canada
iron
Canada
Life
5.15
4,200
B
Canada
31V 4
31%
1,005
32%
Jun
Consolidated
28%
28%
29
410
25
Jan
30
Jun
184
100
125
Jan
190
Apr
5%%
50% Feb
61
Jun
Rights
25%
Jun
ConueM
2.50
Jun
1.20
Jun
Copp Clark Publishing
C'oppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A
2.75 Feb
45
25
Jan
Canada
Southern
Canada
Canada
25%
301
2.15
2.10
2.30
1,700
1.10
400
70c
45
44%
45
425
34
42
41
42
550
92
92
45
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Class
A
$1% preferred
.
50
12 %
12%
875
12
13
13%
875
12%
Apr
14% Apr
Gc
6%c
9,172
5c
Mar
9%c Jan
Cree
4.95
4.G0
5.00
2,275
3.75
47 ',2
1
2
20
48%
30%
30
31 %
30%
30 V«
30%
8%
8%
•
Canadian
'
575
1,385
14
14
14
30%
30%
5'.4
Wright-.
915
13
3.60
28% Mar
5%
715
1.00
1.02
5,000
4.70
1.825
73c
7Gc
7,267
4.75 Mar
80c
Zellerbach
Crowpat
Cusco
»
Deldona
22%
20%
22%
8,107
15
Jan
22%
Jun
Delnite
49c
Jan
1.08
Jun
94c
46,188
7
375
6% Apr
gt;«
7%
600
6%
Jun
2.00
1.9G
2.05
4,988
1.40
Feb
2.35 Mar
Gold
Name
Canadian
High Crest
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian Husky
•'.
Warrants
—
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
5 '/o
44
44
35
37
Feb
17%
17%
700
16
Jan
Oil
—
30c
Apr
4,675
35c
33c
1.80
1.88
13%
14%
Foundry
4.50 Mar
16
16
17%
1,282
16
30c
30c
32c
9,200
17c
17c
614
32,958
8.35
Jun
8%
Jun
Donncll
May
17%
Jun
19c
Jan
39c
May
14c
Jan
20C
74
Jun
76
97
28%
3,569
23%
Apr
•28%
Jun
103
-•80
97%
Jan
103 %
May
9.25
10
545
5.50 Mar
10%
Jan
1.45
1.85
7,415
4.00
Jan
25%
26%
5,715
20%
Jan
28
Jun
Easy
14
14
14
50
13%
Apr
16%
Jan
20
20
20
125
24
Feb
50c
100
Apr
Mar
20
Jun
—
27%
28
23
16
21
23
10
20%
23%
16
21
1.45
1.60
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
—
48%
48%
pfd
'
-
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Westinghouse
Can Erin
20
Oil
—
—
Canso
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gas...:
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Quartz
Asbestos
21%
Ltd
Corp
44
Mar
53
33,430
67c
9,700
1.06
1.15
5,475
1.00
Jan
1.05
1.15
2,373
1.03
Jun
15 %c 17 Vac
24,000
9c
Jan
21c
3,500
50c
Jan
84c
May
Castle
Thethewey
.Cayzor Athabaska
_—:
—,—
8.05
—
1
3.55
1.15
50c
7,025
3.55
23
%C Jun
22c
Jan
1.32
Jan
Jan
1.42
Jan
8.25 May
Apr
Apr
4.25
Apr
Ford
Jan
8.85
Jun
Jan
Frobisher
16c
1.55
14c
2,000
10c
May
Jan
Gaitwin
40c
56c
61.550
31c
May
65c
Jun
66c
9.000
50c
Jan
78c
Jun
8,500
40c
Jan
64c
May
Coldstream
Colomac
Conner
1
Yellowknife
Combined
Confederation
———-
Petroleum
Life
Con
Key
Conro
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.15
300
158-% 159 %
580*
64c
37.300
500
28c
Ganuna..
Calliman
7c
Demson
8c
1
Mines
"2.6c
'7.
205
1,147
1,500
8c
7,000
8c
.
J.OOO
Jun
1.80
Jan
7%
Jan
11c
'
4%c Mar
".
Goldcrest
Gold
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Nicholson
Canada
Jan
Mines—
Jun
Canada com
Graham
Bousquet Gold
Granby Consolidated
32c
15,625
48c
Jan
48.000
16 %c
25c
1.62
51c
3,858
•
3.50
3.20
3 70
18,715
2.10
•
19%
49
491:,
4.54
7,431
4,975
16%
4.45
26c
2,614
17c
57c
24c
55c
Jan
80c
Jun
Apr
35c
May
Mai-
60c
Jan
,
„
9c
1.93
4,350
76
76
50
9cJl%c
67,700
9c
lllV't
36c
Jan
Great Lakes
67c
May
3.70
Jan
1.13 May
Great
Northern
Gas
Jun
1.70
Jun
common
Great
Jan
75c
Feb
16c
Mar
38c
May
4c
Jan
8%c Jan
38c
,43c
24c
Jan
45c
Jun
6%c
6,677
5,000
5c
Apr
8c
Feb
8%c
9e
10,738
8%c
Jan
14c
May
Class
B
Guaranty
Jan
111
7.95
Jan
15
Jun
4.90
7'
Jun
880
700
3.50
300
2.75
3.50
29
14
16 %
5,075
55
70
8
1
Jan
65
32%
Feb
38%
Jun
3.05 May
4.00
Jun
3.80
Jan
Jan
"
29%
400
1
8
298
84
30
78%
27 % May
5% Jan
Jan
15c
15c
2.600
10'/2c
31 Vac
36c
2.500
27c
Jan
10c
10c
1,000
9c
Jan
1
6.30
6.25
6.40
1,844
\
55C
15c
—
—
—
—
1
6.50
_
1
—i
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:
Trust
•
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4.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
'
8%
Jun
84%
.
Jun
16c
Feb
40c
Jun
14 %c Mar
7.05 May
1.24)
18,825
55c
Jun
12c 12%c
2.044
5c
May
16c
Feb
15c l5%c
2,000
14c
Jan
21c
Jan
20c
184.550
7%c Jan
20c
Jun
May
16c
2.10
9c
lie
II,500
5c
Jan
12c
26c
12c
29c
7.100
26c
Jun
36c
12c
1.000
7%c May
15c
151
8c
6.50
151
10
8 Vac
4,600
135
Feb
151
4.00
Feb
6.60
Jun
Jun
49c
Jan
6r50
100
22c
6,725
20c
92c
lie
20c
1.40
4,350
30
1,251
20'%
7%
3.90
20%
315
7%
1,835
6%
Jan
4.00
825
3.00
Jan
4.40
Jan'
43
41%
17'%
Jun
Mar
1.31
28%
7%
Jan
7c
20c
—
Apr
May
1-38
28%
Feb
1.52
27%
Jan
34
17
Feb
Jan
Jun
21%
41%
42
200
39%
3.15
17%
3.25
1,270
2.25
18
720
15
Jan
Apr
8% May
20
Jun
Feb
3.50
Apis
%
Jun
5%
835
Jun
6%
Feb
5
5'it
300
4.75 Mar
5.25
Apr
4.00
4.00
150
4.00
Apr
4.35
Jan
18 %c
22c
83,100
16 %c
Apr
24 %c
Jan
10%
10%
1,746
21%
21%
21%
—
5%
...
150
5%
Jan
Mar
4.00
20c
10%
—
*
18% May
Jan
10c
.
%
5334 May
84
—
Develoo
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
-
103 %
600
38
50
Great West Coal class A
49c
2,500
Jun
70
4.527
3.75
—
Jan
1,000
82,900
Jun
3.70
*
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants
30e
106%
37%
5
—•
1
•
Power common
19%
6%c
Jan
38
Warrants
Plains
Jan
—
18 %c
10 %c
Apr
35 V* May
27
101
__1
—
13c
4%c Jail
175
—
—
Apr
I,300
16%
55
—
Feb
2.25 May
78
Jan
34%
33%
16Va
77
9.00
105% 100%
110% 111 %
1
-l
Paper——
Jun
28c
63
13%
6%,. '
•
Mines
Lakes
^
13%
<>%
1
Mines
Great
Jan
Mar
Grandroy
Granduc
tic
38c
1.76
—
1
Mines
Tire
Jun
27c
1
1-98
1,
Gold—
Uranium
Jun
2.55
6Vic
30c
*
-1
Mines
Golden
24c
920
1
Goldfields
1
8.40
—1
Jun
1
44-.
1.18
8.25
251
1
Gold
Jun
4
■
Jan
Mines
Jan
1
page
7.00
24 V.
*
6.00
1
see
25 % Mar
25
8.25
100
20c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
footnotes
Jan
—
16%
•
■
22 %
com,
Jan
Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar
Jun
810
1.0c
1
Jail
2
Mines
Jun
12c
—
3.10
Jan
Explor
Jun
25
1%
—
10%
29c
-
88%
Jan
*
10c
Jan
Jun.
Jan
1
15.415
22c
Jun
Jan
Mines
Goodyear
Jan
5c
J
Ma niton
15c
16%
9
10
23.485
3.30
30%
34
-
66%
1
15,681
Jan
Jau
20c
13c
2.30
Jan
25%
9 VaC Mar
525
1
Eagle
26
150
2.510
Mining
Jan
3-10
27
88,800
common
Yellowknife
10c
34
27
25
Glacier
Goldale
6.000
33
lie
Giant
Mar
10c 11 Vac
VaC
Jan
Feb
7.20 May
24%
Jan
19c
Jan
79 %
1
Jan
5.00
25
—1
7%c
2,035
-
—100
Uranium
6.60
May
84
common
Preferred
Glenn
Feb
6.25
General Products Mfg class A—.——*
29%
General Steel Wares common—7%
May
1.78
*
Ltd—
9c
Jan
*
Scientific Prosp
Giant
Mascot
Mine
35c
1.18
Jan
A
11 %c
II,325
40% Feb
Motors
Apr
Jan
1.35
Jan
Genex
5%c Jan
19
19-
33%
Dynamics
6%c
Apr
355
Geo
20 %c Jan
14%
39%
84%
preferred
Mines
25
*
Petroleum
Class
Apr
14'% Jan
28
1,932
16%
39 Va
Ltd
Development
General
8,580
18%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Morrison
"
26%
G2c
Jan
19c
For
Jun
vJun
25
Jan
Jun
1,750
Moslier
6V4 Jun
30c
A
5.65
4
Jan
5,388
Canada
15%
47c"
May-
5%
60c
95c
1,100
Ltd
55
55c
35c
376,980
Oils
1.02 May
Jun
55c
39%
160%
54c
Mac
Jun
13c
Jan
2.27
Mic
Apr
43
Apr
Jan
25c25%c
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Mogul
25
Feb
5 VaC
Jan
2.20
Consolidated
Feb
37
19
lie
~
24
25
*
5.25
1
200
43
4.000
26c
47 Vac
Ltd
Feb
25
May
7%e
50c
43,.
Gold
35
7 Vac
87
2.25
Marcus
Jan
7Vac
——
14%
1
15% May
51
——-—1
Jan
1
Consolidated
1
.* y.
Jan
1
Mines
6
14% May-
375
17%
16%
6.60
lie
33
25e
Jun
30c
Murbenor
Jan
200
1.25
9c
Feb
2,367
7
250
'
1
3.50
7c
26c
Jun
43
16%
12%
1,500
24c
—10
*
.1
Apr
1.75
8c
24c
48c
a
96c
Jan
10
68c
Consolidated
13
General
Jan
23c
Consolidated
3.15 May
47 %c
1"K500
7,600
Mar
8%
32 Va
87c
Bakeries
Feb
15c
3.30
Jun
Jan
30c
•
15c
15 Va
15
—..
93c
Ltd
Mines
General
20V'aC
12 V'aC
3.15
Jan
Mar
24 Va
•.
32V'aC
—
151:,
3*15
1.78
2.15
7c
32 V
8%
8Vb
——1
—
class
Power
General
63c
Howey Gold
1
*
Exploration
General
67C
.Consolidated
Geco
Feb
Feb
30c
Consolidated
3.50 Mar
55
Jan
1
Consolidated Halliwell
14,700
34
27c
7
Consolidated
40.;
—
n%c
1
Arrow
38%c,
37C
106
19 Vac
1
Golden
8,400
•
Jan
Consol
Consolidated
8VaC
——*
—*
1
Mines
8C
preferred ———.—100
5%'/c prior preferred——100
Jun
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Iron
8c
—
5 55
Fenimore
1.40 May
10
„•
Discovery
1.30 Mar
B.977
Jan
12 %c Feb
6V'aC Mar
16.800
2.00
5%
%c
10
7 Vac
i3C
*
Flin
28c
2GC
•
Mines
14,500
6c
12%
2.15
~~
1
Oil
Bellekeno
69,025
12%
28c
Warrants
Consolidated
31c 35 %c
*
Allenbee
Beta
59c
*
Development
Consolidated
158%
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
12%
2.15
10
_
—
Jan
40
3,877
5%q
L*
»
—
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
32c
——_i
Mines
Enterprises
Commonwealth
2.35
,
"
6,000
I.000
1.60
1.80
—
of
Ltd
Gacineau
63c
13,000
8 VaC
1.51
1.90
Debentures
14c
16c
8%c
1-51
—1
Mines
Pete
48c
15c
8%c
Companies
64c
15c 16 V'aC
Jun
(U S)—
Co
Francoeur
l
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14c
——
Canada
ot
75o
•
16 %e
Mar
1
Ford Motor Co
Jan
1
7c
20".
Foundation
Jun
3.65
12c
1
40,100
——
Fleet Manufacturing
22c
Mines
12c
Ltd
Kirkland
Federal
Jan
Gold
10c
Preferred
Apr
Reco
Jun
12c
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten C*pper
Federal Grain class A—
6c
Lake
19c
21
16c
Coin
Apr
25%
18
1,600
Cody
11c
*
8.000
12%
16,000
*
1
7c
12
18c
Nickel
18c
42%
16C
1.05
Players Canadian
6c
♦
16«
Farmer Candy—
Faraday Uranium Mines
17 %c
Equip
Feb
Fanny
Feb
95c
Apr
6.10
25,790
Jau
60c
Jan
French
2.75
8c
200
Mar
Jan
2.50
Feo
23,000
24c
2.05
2.60
May
13c
75c
Jan
Apr
—1
"18c
11c
75c
12C
600
Farm
Maj
9% Apr
125
4,600
1.85
Cockshutt
22
Feb
Jun
.
19c
1.76
Cochenour Willans
119
15c
3.50
25
7%
SO-'
19c
3.25
305
I,000'
1
1.85
40
% 130
125
Feb
•
55c
22
9%
119
35c
Fraser
2.45
22
8%
13% May
V- Jan
19% Feb
Apr
9%c Jan
40
10
22c
Jun
52c
6,222
II,788
7c
2.40
12,;>
23c
3.000
40
12
Jun
22c
8 Vac
25
Jun
22c
7 V'aC
—*
65%
Ho
—;———
Corp
8c
—52e
4 Jan
Jan
1
——
50
63
Porcupine
Mines—
3,768
36
1.18 May
Chrysler
G5%
200
Jan
Chromium Mining & Smelt—
Jun
63%
Jun
62
66c
Chimo Gold
23%
6%
1.300
;%
47 %
Jan
62
3.500
1
Feb
I8V4
5 'is
16,465
Min
42 %
1,829
57»t
90c
Cop
8
22%
,
75c
common
Flooring class A
8.20
Kayrand
45%
213ir
-
18c
4.00
Cliib
45'%
45 Va
21%
05
12%
58
38c
85C
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Jun
25
Jau
Central
•
22v; May
25
1
Jan
7.90
—
May
11% Jan
•25
Jan
3.80
1
101W
Jail
10c
—
1
Jan
9%
19c
90c
;
645
; 30
97
74
10
26c
8.20
——
100
10
13,000
1
Mines
100
10
47,275
•
Cheslsirk
28:%
100
Jun
38,900
Rio
Chesterville Mines
11% May
Jan
11c
Gold
Oil
Jan
8
23 \\
33c
Del
Charier
10
3,268
10c
Pat
...
10
31c
Central
*
10
Mlnps
Central
-
10
Mining Ltd
Famous
Jan
1.78
Apr
5.45
200
24
10c"
Mines
Sol
Palconbridge
Feb
7.80
11% May
Feb
1
Empire Life Insurance
May
1.48
8.05
Jan
20%
3,980
Jun
May
Apr
60e
•
Jan
7.70
4,400
Trust—
Investment
Economic
Jun
1.60
75c
1.40
-
IIV4
2,775
23
29%
Smelting
Explorers Alliance
20
1.40
80c
16% May
15%
—1
—-—1
Machine
Eureka
Apr
77c
Jun
10 Va
————20
Jan
16
Mar
1
29%
15%
—-1
Si
Mining
Washing
Preferred
Erie
14c
10c
1.62 May
v.
10 V«
;
Apr
15c
1.10
Jan
1
-1
Eastern Metals
May
36,700
1.08
Jan
22 V b
common—*
100
Mines—
27
35.500
/
96c
Feb
Jan
67c
Apr
Jan
2514
2,995
29%
Mines
30
16c 17 %c
•
46c
Feb
:.017c
t 1-3c
Jan
———-*
Sullivan
Feb
18c 20 %e
1
.
Ltd
7VaC
87c
;
23
15%
»
—
Malartic
Feb
19c
1
producers
Mines
Jun
r",*r?,2.85 Feb
10%
Ainphl Gold-
Eldrich
16Vac
;
1.45
28 711
8%
East
El
14 % May
60
1.30
28'«
—1•
East
Jan
1
—
Jan
12c
—1
Jun
1
;
-
C&n Met Explorations
Captain
219
May
;,r
—25
Mudge—
18
-
55
Mar
26c
v
—2.50
Mines
112
61c
Mines
Warrants
325
1.35
100
Jan
1
Exploration
Candoae
*
Jun
,14c
(ii:32c
7%e Jan
28'A
——.—-—.-23.50
21
32,912
—_——•—*
15c
Jan
6c
300
1.58
Wallpaper Mfr.s class B
-
Jun
49% Jun
•
,',16
6%C Jun
5,100
19,354
common
81
30
1
Vickcrs
Canadian
preferred
■
■
—20
Canadian
5%%
6,550
111
—
—*
East
Elder
8%c
22,500
249,100
57c
com
Eddy Match Co-—
Eddy Paper common
8c
110
10c
17 %c 21 %c
19c
55c
—
&
Eastern
20%
10
—
8Vac
Juu
Jun
26%
—
May
57c
Copper Co Ltd
Duvex Oils «Sc Minerals
102%
1
Apr
14
1,000
Duvau
28%
—•
43
400
10c
—————50
Textile
Domtlda
Jan
5V'o
21
common-
131
16
.•
Scottish Invest
Preferred
102%
Corp
47%
15%
5,333
—
Preferred
Prospect Ltd—
changed to Canadian Export
A: Oil Ltd
Corp
46%
14c
...
& Steel
Magnesium
Dominion
Name
Tire
Jan
—
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Feb
1,950
preferred
Jan
—%.
Tnonum
16 %
—
•
55c
Canadian
Gas
r6
•
Feb
1.80
Canadian
31
Jun
31
Mar
31
Jun
12c
90c
12c
Feb
6c
9 Vac
——.
18
9.75
Canadian
60c
9,000
8c
Stores
•
—
225
10c
14c
...
Dominion
100
Canadian Pacific Railway
.Canadian Petrofina preferred
%
7%c Jan
11,000
,
75C
9c
Mines
Petroleum
Preferred
Jun
2,080
1955 warrants
12C
65c
9%c
2
Jun
2.40
8%
warrants
10 Vac
25c
45 %
14%
7.90
—*
lie
10c
31" *
Steel & Coal common
Jan
8
common
2.20 Jan
Ltd
(Western)
Dominion
9.55 Mar
7.10
1
1.60 Mar
1
Oils
Jun
1.65
8
:
2.19
Petroleum Ltd
Dominion
Jun
3.80
8,536'
•
Inca
Apr
7,188
-
7.35
Gold—.
Cos
Canadian Salt
:
2.50
•
preferred
1953
Jan
1.84
-
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian
7
13%
„
8
200
100
-*
-
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries common
17
8
-1
,
May
May
3.80
10#
Oil
16
3.80
17%
20c
Oils
100
16%
8
—*
2.00
——1
Preferred
'
Canadian Gen Securities class A
2.00
Feh
changed to
Dominion
.
share.
•
Jun
1
————
Seagrams
Exploration
Dome
44
4.35
Jan
'
Dome
Dome
100
3.40 Mar
,_1
—
Palmer
Distillers
Dominion
•
Mining
Mines——
Mines
Devon
7% May
7% May
Pros¬
Preferred
4.25
10%c Jun
Deer
Jun
—
Jan
3.90
1
Horn Mines——,1.
Apr
6.60
*
78c
26c
B re wis
Decoursey
1.65
*
Jun
2.50 Jan
Feb
common
65c
3.90
1,500
1,735
1,780
22%C Apr
Apr
A
65c
600
Coal
Class
05c
200
Ltd
Canadian Food Products
—
163,200
1.35
16%
Jun
26c
5.00
16%
6c
6c
10c
—
500
32c
9,700
*
11% Feb
78c
6C
2.50
Dominion
for
17% May
Jan
Jau
2
25c
16,735
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common
Jail
33c
2.50
1.G5
,
17%
30 %c
G.10
changed name to Cana¬
Export Gas <te Oil Ltd share
17%
10%
1
——
Bruige
pect
18% May
16 V
I
...
-
Dominion
dian
Apr
Davis Leather class B_:..„——
6%
Canadian
I6V4
Daragon Mines
7%
23
830
Feb
Jun
Dome
June
Jan
Jun
18%
175
——10
1
May
16
exchanged for Canadian Pros¬
pect Ltd 2%_ shares for each share
On
1.86
Mar
7c
525
—5
———
Minerals
held.
'
12 %c
Feb
.
Jan
78c
Jan
1.55
1G%
Jan.
1.05
15c
.
6% May
4.85
•
Canadian Export Gas & Oil.._
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd on
Jun
9,583
19,256
8,950
—1*
Mines
5.80
85c
29 %c
9c
1.65
11
—
Crows Nest Pass Coal---——
Apr
1.13
Apr
4.00 Jan
65c
Crown
Jan
Apr
57c
—1
Trust
G.05
85c
5%
4.40 May
50c
——.—1
—
Crown
1.55
1
4.00 May
10%
'
52c
——■
——
Pershing
Jun
2.00
2lc
8c
1.55
17%
:
—'
'
Crestbrook Timber warrants
Croinor
•
,
Mines
—
i
Jun
108
Jan
2.29 Jan
12,300
.
•
.a—.
Crestaurum
31
Feb
400
4.55
.
—.
Canada
01
Warrants
—•
Devonian Petroleum—
-
Ju«
Jun
Oil
25c
34% May
Apr
Jan
1.50
300
1
*
—
.
5%
1.64
17%
1
——
5%
_*
—
„
109,414
24 V2
104
50
.
910
--
—■
—
6,897
3.20
—
•
Zinc
Mining
15% May
16% Mar
May
1.02
7Gc
-
May
32%
2.75 Apr
13
4.GO
1
—_
Warrants
3.25
14 %
•
panadiau Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle Oil
°
260
9
3.25
5%'
Cournor
'50 7
Jan
*
•
—1
—.
4.85 Jan
3,225
5%
,
——
6.25
Mar
7.50 Apr
Jau
'
13 %
•
common
Jun
—
Imperial
Lead
90c
2.95
*
3
Pete
Coulee
25% "Jan. ..7 7 32% Jun
8
Mar
16 % Apr
905
14
25
Cosmos
5.40
Feb
25
9,600
'
•
common
May
Jan
Jun
13
Jan
40% Jan
2,303
"
3.25
_
Curtis
48%>
*
Chemical <fc Cellulose
Canadian
13
4.80
39%
3.50 Jan
32
55c
3.20
—•
Cowichan Copper—
*
—•
Chieftain
V Preferred
Class B
3,403
—
Canadian
■
Jan
Jun
4,000
39
class A
Collieries
1.16
55c
67c
3.75
-
—
Canadian
Canadian
Jim
Jan
39
Aluminum
Canadian Celanese
92%
80
„
1.70
—
55c
-
common
Canners
34'..; Feb
Jun
May
13,912
30% 31%
106% 106%
1.90
1.60
6.10
30%
—
,.
Jun
3.50
warrants—
Canadian
46
42
39
—25
British
Feb
56c
Preferred
<
Mar
Feb
17,700
12c
75c
G.00
_•
100
——
Exploration
18c
4%c Jan
68c
—10
preferred
12 %c Mar
8%c
7%c
69c
High
37,300
17c
13c
1
Basin
Jan.I
LOW
High
15c
7%c
1
Petroleum
A
3.70
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
1.50 Mar
West
series
*
—12.50
Minerals
Feb
23
Sudbury
-—1
—
com
class B^.
Canadian
24%
warrants
Lines
Astoria
25
20
:
Canadian
96
*
Cable
&
60
*
"
Wire
58'. 2
26
Petroleum
Steamshin
Preferred
59
Mortgage
Oils
Southern
Canada
•
Consolidated
55
Feb
Low
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
1
Consumers Gas Co common
184
—
Permanent
Ltd
Mines..
144
A—
..
...
Consolidated Sannorm
100
55
T—•
class
Packers
Class
3.50 May
Jun
3.25
1.10
Canada
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
54
———.10
Lands
Oil
8.90 May
Jan
for Week
Range
Par
10
common
Assurance
Canada Malting common
Preferred
Canada
Last
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
55
31%
50
—,
common
Foundries
27
•
preferred ——
Canada Cement
JUNE
Range Since Jan. I
Low
8.55
3.25
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
{f.OO
8.00
1
Campbell Red Lake
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Class
Week's
10V« Mar
20%
Feb
11
Apr
22% Jun
5
Volume 187
-Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2943)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
-Range
Shares
*«•
1 t mv 'a-»'
Mines Ltd
i»
Gulch
''
'
'
Gunnar
•
Gwillim
17c
7%c \
—1
-17%
7.75
«
Lake
Gold
1
„
-
8c
-8%c
4,000
7J25
8.05
22,870;
VaC
GVbc
33%
7C
.
10,500
„
> 34,
27
16
Apr
Apr
Feb
MidrOn
35%. May
;
,
i
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
*
9c
•
Mexican Light & Power cornPreferred
Midcon Oil & Gas.
Apr
11c
>
Mines
Uranium
Jan
>8.60
Jan
49c
Meta
197i Jun
4i»<rJan
555
.
Jun
13c
Jan
5.70- Jan
.
.
'•
e
19c
Jan
-12%
Week's
Last
Sale Frloe
High
Jan
7c
,
-41.318;
33%
■()
■■
•
uypsurn Lima & Afab,
Friday
Low
*
19ys
.
27
STOCKS
37.630
.
•
17%
:
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15c 18%c
,.
1
Mines:
Warrants
Low
1
—
Gulf Lead .Mines.
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
ludajr
STOCKS
10c
12%
'
13%"
95c
9ic
95c
92c
1.03
1:40
—-310
1.45
1:45
■
-
Brass, rcommon
Halmon
Mining
Harding Carpets
Hart*,
•
uock
Harrison
Head
20
20
80c
: 95e
7'/a
*
7%
.
Gold:.
Lakes. Iron
«
;
i
,
.5,100
12C
21,000
ioy2c
8c
8c
500
.
Heath
Lake
Red
Gold
1
Mines.
50c
,1
.
I
7%c
7c
;
1
4%C
Bell
1
1.36
Barcee
20e
20c
21c
Hinde
Hi
&
Daucb
•
Tower
nils
Canada
•
.i
46
45
CVz
6Va
lie
79c
Home Oil
Co
23%
19%
17%
17%
19%
•
31
31
2,100
,.
31%
170.
,
.
17c
—39%
250
.
Jun
Apr
>
30c
s
46 ■>..•
Jan
25%
_
.
14
Howard Smith Paper common—
Prior
preferred
Hoyle-Mtnirng
.
Hudson
•'•--1 45
50
•
J
,
»
.
Bay
Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam/Porcupine
Hughes'Owens Co class A
4.40;
Apr
20 y« May
Oils
r13Ta
Moore
1,920
3.05
Feb
39%
Apr
46%
19%
18%
19 Va
4,934
24c
23c
25c
20,000
15
13%
15
135
l
1.05
1.05
1.08
3,100
HUron & Erie Mtge —II
40
40
40
49
50'..,
25
20
Jun
10
*
Jun
77c
26%
Jan
383/4
jun
27 %
Jan
*38%
Jun
25%
29
2,235
Corp
Jan
1.21
Jun
25
16V4j
10%
14
•13%
14 Va
6%
6%C
6%C
0,415
Indian
-
Lake -Gold
industrial
Accent
Warrants
$2.75
fnglis
-
•
.
Corp
Ltd
common.*
.'Inland
5,636
38%
Feb
6,010
12%
Jan
6%
100
5%
Jan
7%e
•24,000
6c
Jan
34
33%
34
9.R0
10%
545
6.75
Jan
53
53
335
49%
•
3.50
3.00
3.60
13%
14
2,293
l
5%
5%
5%
5,520
14%
>14%
14%
1,430
2.80
2.75
2.80
•500
74
745
45
4G%
18,237
31 %c
47 c
1,378,100
Preferred
Warrants-
25y„
665
13%
common
80
•45%
72c
16
-
15'/a
29
1,750
7
62c
Jan
Jun
77c
May
16% May
Apr
14% Apr
175
Jun
16%
15% Feb
2,500
.
Apr
71
64
Jan
61c
Glc
62c
4,750
55c
Jun
70c
May,
47c;
47c
52c
15,300
41c
Apr
72c
Jun
20c
22c
.24,200
20o
Mar
14
14%
14%
14 %
1
20c
14%
2.70
6%
10c
Jan
14
New
Mines
Grocers
New
Jun
72
-
-1,915
•
-
Hosierv
Mills
Jun
72
class
Jun
4.25
Jun
14% May
Jan
15Va
Jun
18c 207ac
26c
May
22%
>100
28
460
4.65
4.65
25C
2.23
•
22
-
Uranium
Calumet
1.50
Jan
Jun
1.97
5.00 Apr
,
""
2.50
2.50
Jun
Apr
32% Jan
23%
May
28,500
22c
Jan
*0c
7,900
Cc
Jan
lie
36%c
21%
22%
'11,400
"1,216
41
130
34c
8c
■*
"
19%
'"
41%
Apr
32c
27c
7c
7c
1
33c
32c
33c
12,644
19c
Jan
1
6c
6c
6c
5,000
4c
Jan
7c
20o
7 Vac
77'aC
9c
31,770
4c
Apr
35c
Feb
21c
24c
2,000
18C
Mar
27c
Jan
1.06
1.05
1.13
4,100
23,300
-
-
Mines—
Chamberlain
1
-
Petroleum
Oil
of
50o
Canada
•
■»
1.01
New
Fortune Mines
34c
21c
4,900
52c
50,100
35c
2.28
2.26
2.31
4,648
12c
12c
13c
44,250
33c
50o
Mines—
—
•
,New Gas Exploration Co of Alberta Ltd
Name changed to
'
'
;
Jan
16c
47 Vac
.1
Dickenson Mines
25c
19 Vac
50c
1
Petroleum
21c
1
Davies
Delhi
New
Jan
Jan
27% May
1
New
Jan
Jan
4.00
22%
Jun
24 3,4
1
-
Continental
Jan
20
100
40'%
10
Labine
15%c
26,500
22%
27»/a
Feb
77/a
Jan
12
"
Petroleum
New
Jun
1674
'Jun
11%
175
•
B
Bidlamaque Gold
New
Jun
Jun
14
18 %c
Feb
36c
725
*
•
Trust
Alger Mines
New
New
Jan
53
■
♦
;
New Bristol Oils—
Jun
11%
Jan
,
20
common
—-
New Athona Mines
Apr
35
■
10% Mar
5 '/a
Nesbitt
14% Jun
Jan
„_io
1674
12% Jun
71%".v
'
1
Creek
National
Feb
53
50
pfd
Natural Gas
Dc
Jun
Jan
35c"
Jan
23c
Jan
59c
Apr
Mar
2.01
Jan
Jan
1.33
Jan
25c
Jah
-
Feb
Feb
2.59
Jan
Mar
.
18 %e Feb
>
••
•—
'International
Nickel
Co
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common
International Petroleum
international Ran wick
45%
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1
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•
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•44c
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;j
9%
•
8,968
9%-
44%
16%
16%;
16 %-
—25c
Class A .>
Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay
Mines
___
15
14%
15
t
1.C0
1.50
1.65
—-
.
,
.
—_j
„4
1,60
.
1.60
Feb
"69%
Jan
31%
Feb
3.25 Mar
"
"79
Jun
Jun
9%
Apr
11
Jan
12
1,250
97a
2,400
52c
-
■
Jan
-
Jan
15
Jan
1.70
1.40 Mar •
1.97
1 shr for
rec
Hosco
New
'
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1
Highridgp Mining
New
13 Vac
1
17c
Mines
1
13c
7,500
4%c Jan
7,100
11c
19c
Jan
26,500
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12c 14 7 ac
7
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
-13c
Mar
24c
May
16c
19c
7,000
8c
8c
97s:c
Jan
8c
Mar
7,374
33,000
6c
Feb
11c
Jun
9c
fic
Mar
9c
Jan
17c
63,250
12c
May
20c
Jan
21c
23c
20c
Jun
40c
Jan
10c
11c
4,200
2,950
7c
Apr
17c
Jan
13c
15c
59,000
•12c
Jun
36Vac
6c
6c
G7aC
11,500
4'/ac
Jan
7c
■
7c
7c
2,475
7,500
5%c
Jan
367
1.05
;
9c
Newlund Mines
5c
11c
He
-...
•
—
Mines
Jason
5c
1
—a.
Kelore Mines
New
Jun
ea.
Mines
Harrloana
New
Jun
Jan
Guiuvue
New
New
45% May
16% Jun
23,283
1.70
Shareholders
Jun
47
36%
4,988
-
Medallion Petroleums Ltd
Jun
47 Va
IH'/sC Jan
-200
45%
-23c-
;
2.50
4,770
45^8
*
—_
'
1
49
20
Inland Cement Co
0%
10%
•.
■
preferred
4John) & Co
;i4
•v;
72c
—•
—
1
National
Jun
44%
:
\
1
Works
65c
-16
:
"
Jan
Jan
1 43
4 4 tv
29.,
Minerals
National
May
25
1,435
.
1
-
Porcupine
Preferred
Jun
350
Jun
45
National
Jun
73
Jun
125
National Explorations Ltd
Jan
41
71
Jan
14
I9V2C
Jan
200
Jun
50%
73
Jan
8c
13
Jun
*14
Jan
Imperial Life Assurance
io
'Imperial Oil J
•
Imperlal Tobacco of Canada ordinary..*
'
6% preferred -a.:—4.86%
9.10
36
28c
Apr
13%
50
1,168
1,347,020
Jun
3.20 May
10c
'
;
20%
15 % Mar
15c
Jan
i;. 25
10%
3.15
Jun
7c
36%
Jun
43%
9%
Jan
-1.95 Jan
600
36
Corp common—-J—.
Nama
4.65 Mar
32
10%
—1.77
2,600
-
Feb
Feb
May
36
48
442
•
i
-67,568-
-
1.75
60c
28c
>
1274
National Drug & Chemical common,—8
Preferred
—_i
5
310
V
Apr
»
National Steel Car
Imperial Bank
Imperial Flo Glaze -preferred
Imperial Investment class A
12%"
-
-
Jun
19c
•
Wright Iron-——.
Multt
12%
16 %c 19 Vac-
Jan
35c
Jun
Jun
46
Feb
8,555
44 Va
»
;
32
41
26
-i
Mt
197a May
Apr
25% Jan
535
45
—.1
—
Humber
7,114
.
4.65
4G%
_•
29,352
V
18c
_»
-
;
Montreal Locomotive
Ltd—
-
Class B
12%
1.17
1,500
8c
-
1.25
-
Jun
1.14 May
.
6,000
2.95
8c
-
2.95r
2:75
X
Warrants
Moneta
~
Class A
;;
2.72
2.90
_
Molybdenum
Apr
Jun
20'%
Jan
Efrewery class A
Class
May
7%
.
5%. Jun.
..
J^>25
-Jan
B
Molsons
Feb
2.86 '
•
Modern Containers, class A
1.60 May
19%
19%
r
Jan
Corp
1334
65c
--3,067
35c
•
^
—
Jun
Feb
-49c
24c
1
Mirt Ore Mines-.
"8%c May
G'/ac Feb
24
e
Gold
6c
1.10 Jan
35c
Mining Corp
Jan
4%c Jan
Brick
Jan
13
13Va
--
12c
Jan
15,800
23c
23C
Uranium
Mindamar Metals
Jun
Jan
.
C%
23Ta
o
Con sol
Milton
Jan
May
1,500
.
MHUken .Lake
May
13c
:i8b
Apr
46
•
_„§
Drilling
Holllnger
8
,.
:
30.500
1.37
Hlghwood
.Mar
6c
113,500
5c
Highland
8c
...
*
—
Mill Ctty Petroleums.
1.04 May
83c
8c
Heva Gold Mines
Feb
8%c Jan
-
Warrants
Jun
;
3,000
57c
49c
7
20
c
80,000
I
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Headway
is
32.705
.
7 W;
1.0c
V
9%c
lie
Minerals
of
7
20
:..-H3c
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Apr
40.9U0
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High
80
11%
10,000
,
100
92c.
Midwest industries Gas
Low
,12%
13 y2
Mining
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9c
-
12%
Shares
1
14c
1
22c
—•
lOc
—1
14c
6c
13Vac:
v'New Manitoba Mining As
*
Jack Walte Mining
;
1.
Jeanette
Minerals
15c
14c
2,000
"13c
1.79
102,990
89c
79c
83c
30c
9c
10c
49,100
4,071
13c 14%C
18,608
10,000
10%c
1.75
.
1.01'
Ltd
'
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?
Joburke
V
Gold
(1939).
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16c
Ltd-
.1
__
28c
lie
11c
Ui)c
47c
50c
1.95
—15a
KeUy Douglas class-A-
5%
2.40
.
-
19c
May
Jan
1.79
Smelting
Jan
85c
Jun
13c
Jan
May
23c
New
Jan
2.40
20c
-
8c
Jan
18c
15,597
650
38c
1.90
r-
37c
May
15c
Feb
770
■
-
2,650
-
5,000
4.20
-
75c
Jan
60c
;
Feb 1
G%
Mar
2.70
Gold
-1
Mines
Rouyn Merger
New Senator Rouyn
-
Rim
Nickel
Feb
Mines
1
_1
:
New
Superior Oils
Niagara Wire class B_
•'
Nisto Mines
•'Nor
Jun
5c
1.20
9%
9%
75c
72c
77c
2.00
—
■
•
Jan
-
-
4c
9
-25
57c
9,050
-
1.18
9%c Apr
9c
Tfc
Jan
May
1.34
May
Jan
May
Jun
Jan
10
—
Feb
1.51
Jan
—1
1.88
1.83
2.05
Jun
—.——1
5VaC
5>/aC
0C
6,500
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
——1
—
14c
13c
14c
14,300
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
43
41%
43%
4.674
7c
5,500
.15C 187aC
62,825
-
Neranda Mlnesj^-—.
Jun
5c
1.12
9%
:1
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,
*
I
Ltd
Gold
Acme
•
1
—
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2.49 Mar
Feb
...
Exploration
New
'
Jun
Feb
Jan
Mylamaaue
Newnorth
:
"
-
Ltd
New Mlnda-Scotia
Jun
8c
4,080
Co
Jun
Jan
13c
5,000
5%
2.20
-
-
1.95
L.
Warrants
•
17c
26c
lie
-
'
±
Mines,
JowsfeV-Mining Co
Jupiter Gils ii—;
15c
26C
;
Joiiat-Quebec Mines
;
JonsmKh
-
82c
i.
.
•
15c
13c
Jacobus^ Mining Corp
J aye
Exploration
•
20o
m———r
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—
„
.*
•
28,550
..
,
Jan
45%
Jun
Apr
9c
Jau
Jan
23c
May
35% Jan
'
Kelvin ator
*
c
Kenville
of
Canada^.
Kefr-Addison
Kilembe
6
__
-
-
6
6
294
3% Jan
7% May
!
Gold
Mines
fic
—
-
7c
5c
18%
1.74
45c
50c
6c
6c
1,100
5c
39c
tfiV*
-
-
18
1.74
-Gold
Copper
fic
40c
2,500
36c
10 %c
12c
6,700
'fc
*
7,725
-
Jan
''8c
14% Jan
200
95c
45 c
Klrkland Hudson Mines--
—
Ktrfcland
Minerals
—.1
Kirkland
Town site
,
1
1
-
>
12c
--
-
r27c
-
f-
>Norgold
'■
19% May
Feb
5,625
Jan
2.08
Mar
Jan
8c
Jan
Jun
7.3c
Mar
14c
Norlartic
Labatt
Lake
Jan
'
Lake
Mining
Exploration
-
.
Mines
Gas
Osu
Lake
Shore
La
Latin
1.14
5,200
91c
67c
(>6c
G9c
8,800
40c
1
Mines
3.05
3.30
4,175
81
81
82%
651
8c
4.85
•
3.10
Secord
Leltch
*
Northcal
Gold
Mines
Lexinuin
Gola
Mines
2,475
3.90
Jan
5.25
740
2.75
Jan
3.25
2.20
Jan
2.95
23c
1,000
21%
608
1.33
1.40
9c
8%c
.V 4c
9c
19c
Jan
23c
22
Jan
11,300
95c
Jan
1.68
4,500
6c
Jan
12c
6c
Cos
elass
Preferred
Louvicourt
1.50
Jan
28%
Jan
27%
26%
27 >'2
1,195
22
Feb
28
26%
28
2,240
22
Jan
28% May
287s May
46%
46
46%
1,090
41%
Jan
47
Jun
4c
4c
4%c
17,466
3'/2C Mar
6%c
Jan
7%c
7%c
7%c Mar
(W
13,000
55c
59c
30c
32c
10%c 10 %c
3,150
2,950
5,000
24%
24%
150
16c
17c
15,000
1
—
_*
M)
Mining
8%c
55c
31c
1
Mines*.
Co
—
1
24%
16c
Jan
11 %c
Apr
Mar
68c
Jan
May
50c
Feb
8'/2C
Apr
16c
Jan
22
Feb
25
49c
24c
10c
May
29c
May
Feb
Macassa
Mines
-
1
-
Mac lie
class
Madsen
Red Lake Gold
Magnet
Cons
B
—
Oils
—
Mining Corp
Mines.....
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
common
Preferred
Ontario
:
Jan
2.39
Gold
Mines—
5c
14,320
13,000
1.70
4c
Jan
Mar
3%c
3%c
10,000
3c
Jan
1
1.00
95c
1.05
8,600
90c
May
7c
7c
8c
8,500
6%c Mar
Preferred
•
1
1
•
Red
McWatters
Gold
1.15 Jan
Jun
Mines
Pptrolpiinu-
Chlpman Knit
2.80 May
7c
6c
1.20
12c
Jan
pfd
Jan
Mines
Paramaque
Jun
22
25
125
8.60
3.20
8.40
8.90
11,075
3.20
1
11 %c
3.20
100
11c 11 Vac
19,700
7
7%
3.675
43c
49c
1
Gas
Jan
Petrol Oil
5.75
2.15
Feb
Jan
10c
Jun
26% May
9.10
Jun
4.00 Mar
20c
Jan
&
Gold
&
&
May
May
Jan
lie
Jan
Apr
22c
Jan
Pioneer
Pitch
Ore
British
Uranium
Columbia
Power
Corn
Jan
62c
Mar
14c
Jan
2lc
May
13C
Jan
18c
Feb
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
6% Feb
8% May
400
40
Jun
43
Apr
19
300
13
Feb
19
May
1.58
1.70
8,000
25c
1-10
72c
24 %C
25c
1.10
1.20
27,450
1,600
65c
80c
93,900
114
1.00
1.14
12,000
52
52
52
45
1.00
1.00
1.00
11,953
1.42
1.45
1,000
5%c
5 VaC
13,200
1
40
41
9.50
32
9.50
9.60
1,440
—*
32
33%
3,030
•
65
65
66
567
•
Rivei
Jun
33c
1.58
—
1
—
Placer Development
Powell
Feb
Jun
•
Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jun
Jan
68c
18%
•
Jun
83
25c
Jun
11 %c
Jan
18%
1
Gas
62
Jan
Jan
of
9c
3VaC Jan
37 %c
1
*
Minerals
67 Va
Gold
18c 19'Ac
4%C Jan
Jun
1
Mines
Oil
25'/a c
7%
33 Va
*
3
common
Oil preferred
700
May
18c
50
Preferred
Peoples Credit
Permo
45c
1
1
1
1.25
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
1.1G3
48
13,900
5c
53c
8% May
May
1.00
29c
5c
48c
93
3.10
14c
24c
6c
5c
53c
9% Feb
12c
13 VaC
5,000
14,500
14.33G
3,800
23,232
3,800
6c
1
81
Feb
Jun
22
22
1
59%
46
Jun
9
Amalgamated Mines
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd-u
58
25
May
9Va
Jan
Parbec Mines
Pardee
79%
48
55c
7% Mar
7
Jan
79%
48
Jan
300
250
Jan
58%
50
36c
9
Va
Jun
•
Jan
7,700
8
Jun
Perron
Feb
46c
43c
8%
Feb
2.10 May
33c
Peruvian
Jan
43c
8%
8%
1.95
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
5c
1.55
20c
Jan
20c
Jun
2.20
4,275
Jan
1.55
29c
50c
Glc
2.00
Apr
26c
2lc
270
1.90
1.18
Jun
Jan
Jan
9,022
11 %c
16
23c
66c
May
42,425
VaC 17 VaC
2,700
12,000
1.22
Jan
20Va
12c
7c
1.25
1.23
11 %c
Apr
18c
86c
5,000
9c
Apr
26% May
9,600
2.85
12 VaC 13 %C
Va
Mar
153/4
55,700
7c
5c
41c
16c
77c
13%
568
14,060
4,600
23C
2.70
45%c
710
6c
11,047
3,970
15c
85c
8,650
16 Va
6c
66c
20C
2.30
May
52c
16
•
30'A
Jun
*
65c
16
51c
6c
18%
16c
—1.28
Apr
Feb
51c
16'/#
56c
22c
•
Mining
Jan
17%
29c
14c
7c
29%
Jun
2,000
Mar
18
29 Va
62c
83c
16c I6V2C
4c
*
•
;—10c
1
Feb
•
6,000
1
40c
ey2c
Jun
7c
6%c
Jan
Petroleums
64,780
4,540
25c
Hersey Tubes
Pamoui
Porcupine
Pan Western Oils
Pacific
Page
74c
8,550
Jun
9%c Jan
30
65c
8%c
14c
Jun
Jun
67c
8c
7,500
20c
Jun
May
20 %c
17c 17 %C
Jun
33c
37c
26c
8c
17c
lO'/aC Mar
1.30 Jan
14%
39 Vac
Feb
22c
12,000
Anr
Feb
May
Jan
8c
50
14c 15%C
18c
Jan
9,000
10'/ac
14c
.
1.01
10
19c
15c
22c
300
3,796
7,700
25c
14c
77 V2 Mar
Apr
27c
Jan
8,000
14c
1
Lake
5%%
—
PCE
89%
Jan
5.00
1.08
2.40
19,750
Paymaster
Feb
Feb
1.90
13%
22c
1,670
37c
Feb
Jan
75c
Feb
14
37c
Jun
5%
500
•
May
Apr
31c
9c
8%c
13
Jun
Jan
35c
93c
325
910
4.00
35c
Jan
10,952
14
Jan
35c
Mar
155,600
13 Va
3.00
1
5c
90
850
1
25c
29c
3.75
Ormsby Mines
Lake Mines
770
7%
3.50
Feb
13
10
Osisko
3,500
25c
44
1
•
Gold-
666,960
7%
14 Va
Apr
1.08
—20
Upemlska Copper
Orange Crush
8c
7%
Jan
39
1.08
10
—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
93c
26 %c
11
20
1
preferred
9ya
Feb
"2,000
42
13 Vb
23%c
Warrants
7c
7%
14
42
1.10
Malartic
Ontario Jockey Club common——*
76c
79c
3.50
*
O'Leary
8%
9%
1
Lake
McMarmac
Mersey Paper
2.45
5c
4.60 Feb
Apr
—•
1
90c
•
—
;
•
common
Porcupine
Island
2.36
Apr
1.85
13'A
*
Mines
1
Fronxenac
Red
6%c
Feb
Jun
2.71
4,830
4.10
•
Mines
B
'
1.10
-1
Ogama Rockland Gold—
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
Class
4.15 May
1.95 May
88c
•
—
Cement
Ocean
•;
3.90
20
Lake
O'Brien
Feb
Apr
Mar
Feb
May
•
Natural Gas
Ltd
Mines
.Obaska
1.10
33c
Apr
4.00
-*
warrants
Oils
2.75
37c
Jun
14c; •; Jan
7 Vac Mar
1.10
warrants
•
Consol
Maybrun Mines
Merrill
Apr
23%
100
Matachewan
Medf'llop
90c
1,726
1
MarMn-MrNeelv
Mercury
Mar
10,183
I
Mines
McKenzle
5c
1.06
29%
•
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
McColl
29,500
1.05
28%
•
Uranium
Mclntyre
8%c
1.05
-1
Goldfteids
Maneast
Maritime
3.20 Jun
35c
1
Matartn
Marigold
Jan
Jan
28%
X
Mines
Mines
Majortrans
Marcon
8c
2.40
24c
1
Cockshutt Gold Mines
Bloedel
8,650
2,350
3.00
—•
—1
Explorations
Macleod
Macmillan
3.20
28c 28 %c
3.15
—1
—
3.05
36c
May
17,054
3.65
13 7-8
Orenada
Macdonald Mines
1,205
2.50
—
Nudulama
32 % May
4c
3.45
2.25
-•
Norvalie
2.30 May
539
————
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
1,900
32
—1
•
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Ul-aniUm
1.98
•
A
Class B
Warrants
15,200
1.90
31%
4'/2c
337,930
42
3.60
Northland
Jan
4%C
1.95
31%
825
88c
•
Northern
May
May
30
pfd
1.45
3.50
Northern Canada Mines-
Jun
•
1st
3.70
68c
50
•
1957
Jun
19'
3.55
-1.40
84c
——.—.1
Star Oil common
1956
Feb
21 %
12c
Class A
Jun
350
59,225
Common warrants
Feb
3.25
2.90
50
Loblaw
Lewney
4.85
3.10
29c
2.25
1374
Preferred
May
4.75
22C
25c
—-1
Class A warrants
North
Jan
29c
•
Groceterias
Lorado
12c
Jan
1.33
—1
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
:
Jan
21%
'
Little
7c
16c
9c
25c
•
—
Uranium
Northspan
3.40 May
87
Feb
5,200
18c
1-40
Rankin-
3,858
17,900
9,100
H'/aC
'■
Warrants
•-.
7c
2.23 Mar
2.90
21e 247aC
2.80
22c
*
9c
—-—•
Ltd-
Oils
2.70
5%c
3.55
-•
1
1
North Canadian Oils common
Apr
1,000
16c
11
—
57'aC
—
'
May
8c
1
Gold
Lencourt
Jan
Jun
24c
3
Candy
80
1.15
80c
Jun
8c
-1
Laura
2.70 Jan
18'%
23c
50c
American
Apr
Jan
26
2.80
•
Mines
Jan
14% May
22c
1
Mines
Gold
25%
3.05
__1
Luz Mines
Lamaque
1.05
—
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
18
5,110
2,145
18%
17%
1.09
1
Debentures
Lake
24ni
18
1
1
As
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland
25%
•
Ltd.
(John)
Cinch
Mines
Mining Corp,
Nickel —
Norsyncomaque Mining
North
Labrador
1
—
Norpax
'
1
,
—
Normetkl
Jan
'
Mines
"
Apr
70c
'
Warrants
Jan
.
1.55
Apr
24 % c Jun <70c
Jan
38c
Jan
GOC * Jan
2.05
,40c
1.29
80c
1.15
52
43
Apr
98C
Jan
1.23
Jan
1.73
1.05
5c
8.00
Jan
Apr
28% Apr
54%
Jan
9c
10'/a
35
67%
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
Feb
Apr
May
Apr
Mar
Jun
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■v
.
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
( 2944)
44
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
East
STOCKS
Low
Royalties
Pipe Mfg
Oil
Prairie
Prairie
fiordex
Premier
4.00
4.10
G,775
7C
6c
7c
__20o
3.00
3.00
3.20
12,500
1,535
1.30
1.35
3,260
inii
Electric
East Dome
Preston
6.50
G.45
G.60
l.*"5
5.05
4.95
Airways ———
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd--
Mines
lc
Jun
73c
3,o00
79c
Jan
1.33 May
12,400
14c
203,000
5c
May
16c
Jun
Twin
30,132
7c
Mar
20c
Jun
34c
Jan
60c
Jun
15,300
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
7c
6,600
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Union Gas
4.75
5.05
1,695
4.75
Jun
Jan
Union
4.75
70c
Jan
1.55 Jan
Jan
25% Feb
1,000
9Gc
95c
1.02
11,126
22%
23
1,909
20
14c
15c
0,585
13c
Jan
9.30
9.75
2,372
9.30
17c
•'♦•:
United
70c
116,6f)0
35c
29c
29c
1,200
17c
9%
200
9%
80c
10,750
8c
4,564
200
1.00 May
56c
1.28
1.34
11,730
8c
8c
5,000
15%
15'A
100
43 c
45c
6,850
13%
50c
1.31
8c
19,900 0
71c
Little
class
8c
Feb
Viceroy Mfg class -A
Victoria & Grey Trust
Jun
Vtolamac Mines
vulcan
59C
Jun
13%
16%
17
Jan
Wainwright Prod & Ref—!
14%
14%
15
11c
15c
42,000
Waite Amulet
Jun
Walker
Jun
Juu
VVaterous Equipment
*
Wayne Petroleums .Ltd
—•
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd———_1
Jun
Weedon
May
'Werner
28c
Feb
11c
35,'019
9c
Apr
15
16,002
123;
jan
103%
105
325
10c
104
12c
17,800
i
13c
14%
Jan
28%
Feb
375
8%
9%
1,600
7
10c
10c
3,000
9c
*
Jun
12c
Jan
230
10% Mar
15
12
Apr
14%
98%
50
95
Jan
99
47c
Apr
85c
Jan
8c
May
14c
Jan
Class®
73c
10c
9%c
10c
4,500
20
21%
4,603
42
40 %
42
140
36
34%
7.50
36
1,077
8.30
70c
70 c
72c
3,233
40c
Apr
75c
12 %c
13c
26,300
9c
Mar
18c
Apr
8.25
———1
1
Gold
Gold-.
Petroleums
River
Band
•Sapphire
.'Debentures
Sarnia
Scarfe
68c
83c
1,365
90c
65;300
13% Jan
21% Jun
27
Jan
42
*
;
25%
Jan
36 %
Jun
8.50
Jun
3.30 Jan
50c
Scurry Rainbow :011a Ltd——
38
890
28
.Mar
38
655
13%
Jan
19
6%
Jan
1.85
10,100
6%
Sheep Creek Gold
Silver Miller
36c
4.15
Mines
—
D Manufacturing.
Slocan
6%
36c
1,200
4.25
14,769
Jun
Jun
Apr
48%
Jun
45c
Jun
30c
,
Mar
"
.
-Feu
10c
27%' Jun
"5%
Jun
29
May
i -L.U2 Jan
_
Mar
Jan
55c
5.15
3.35 Feb
C.SOMar
Apr
24% Mar
10,940
100
8%c
"7%
'
Jan
2.10
Apr
C%cMar..
6,000
;;
Jan
:%• 28c-
■
Jun
-
13c
Jun
.39c
Apr
Jun
:
] 7c
Jan
8,200
65c
Feb
5,533
2,700
Jan
■-(•:
11c
Jun
I:-'
3,000
5c
Jan
7c
Jam
3,325
1.78
"
4.lOMay
:18c
*11,100
Jan
13c
Apr
1.000
1.60
Apr
1.90
Jan
1.63
."88c
——'
.
5
:
5%c
1.09 Mar
.Jan-
20c
1.68
1.73
•
12
—
425
12
> 27'J
30
12
:' 3Q
.
-
••
30
-
2,3t> %,
,2.30 % ' 2.25.
,-
>*'
'■
6,700"
1.65
-1.78
;18c
24c
13,600
4.25 * 4.25
600
J,;L70
!•
4.25
!9Bc
-92c
1.03c
4.600
27%
class A_
—•
Feb
( 2.55 Jim
-
1.90Mar
J 1.50 Jan
15c
Jan
-85c
29%
3.495
29%.
2,341
96%
25
87%
10%
■9%
11
5,690
6.65
Jan
,107
.106%
107
6%
6%
G.8c
7ic
18c
6c
30%
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
•,L55:»Feb
Apr
Jan
27%
28%
.
4.60
40c
May
4.25
,06%
28%
•
Jim
•8 vs Mar
Jun
1.50
1.IW
—1
;
154L' Feb
31
Jun
7%
300
•
—
Jun
"
.100
.
preferred—:
Winchester
—
Yukon—!
&
.100
:
70c
-;
19%c
1
—
&
.
;
—1
Larder
Windfall Oils
C 96%
Jun
30%
■•■►21% Jam
Jun
—1
—
Mines
Ltd—.
—
.*
6%
T%)May
Apr
-«84c Mar
66C
132,000
13c
Apr
6c
2,000
5c
Jan
6,500
12c
Mar
3,460
975
25% Jun
18 c
jun
107
Jun
10.400
21c
12% e
1-
Feb
'-•■■'24c
•
6c
20c
Souris
Valley Oil
GVa4'"" 7W
!-■"
25V&
.
Preferred
26%
% V 81'
_100
81
65
14
1
2
Jan
550
"7 % Jam
Jan
31%
Jan
90
Jun
81..
-Mar
•
29
400
28%
V: 4.25
29
1,575
4.25
100
4:65
.3,90 Apr
21%
May
29% May
4.75 May
Jan
21
Jan
3.65
Jan
30
Jan
.
class A——;.——
..Wright-Hargreaves
u..
>Woodward
Ltd
14
—6
•
1.40
1.36
12 Vac
12lhfi
—-
Lead
Yale
&
65c
23,976
11%
I.603
5475
10% .Jan
24%
60c
61c
2J) 00
54C
Apr
75c
85c
1,400
70c
Jun
17%
200
.16
Jan
18% May
Zenmac MetaJ
4%.c Apr
11c
Jun
Zulapa
47
Apr
51
2inc_—
1
;
i
13c
Apr
10c
""""3,000
21,500
Jun
-
,1.70 Feb
Mar
1.22
3,650
1.40;
14
10% Jan,
14%c Jan
*
1.70 Mar
17%
Feb
Jan
83o
Apr
11% Jun
24% Jun
Jan
23c
16yeMar
76C
.
lie
47,327
48%
He
43°/'*
Southam
Southern Union Oils—
-1
.
Spartan Air warrants
Spooner Mines ■'& Oils
Mines
Btadacona
48%
25
11c
11c
500
10c
Jan
43%
38
Jan,
Apr
45
Apr
12c
9C
43%
108
17c
17c
1,000
1.50
1.50
100
32,500
5,232
17 %c
17 %c
19c
;•
17c
17c
19c
36
_•
36 %
15
15
.1
1.52
1.50
•■■(■
Warrants
•Btanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrafct
—
30c
Stand Paving & Materials
Standard, Radio
fitanfeeigh Uranium Corp
Stanwell
—
•
—
oil <fe Gas
Nickel
37%
Yankee
,
Canuck
20c"
Oi%——-
Yelloirex Mines
.1
:
Yellowknlfe Bear Mines—
'12c
11c
/ Yukeno Mines %—
Mining—
69c
5c
i
—
5%c
5,000
9,329
5c
7,666
46c
-
53c
i
16c
-
15c
May
10c
Jan
2Ync
-93c
;r 5c
-
Mar
6c
>
TOc
1.00
15c
.1
—
13c
9c
9C
-
.
—1.00-
Jun
•
.
i:20Mtty
Jan
6c
May
I
190,400
16%c Jan
62c
Jun
<
9,050
-
Jan
11%>C Apr
25c
Apr
»
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Feb
lie
25c
Feb
Jan
33% Jan
12% .Jan
15
Prices" Shown Are Expressed In Cauariiau
:i
40% Jun
50
66c
II,460
2.81
2,730
8,600
80c
26o
485
60c
10 %c
Jan
2.50 Feb
16,135
2.60
sic
May
23c
1.50 May
16c
Jan
15
60c
11c
13c
1.35
^
2.70
1
1
1
85c
12c
365,500
1.14
45c
Mar
1.75
STOCKS
3,15
Friday
Bros
.•
2
Par
Range'
I^,w
.
Apr
93c
Jan
4%e Mar
13c
Jun
Stuart
Oil
—
29%
29%
59
57%
57%
3465
;♦
1
Steel of Canada—.—
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg] preference
29%
8c
9%c
12.5Q0
4c
Jan
12 %c Apr
9.65
9%
10
15,355
8.30
Feb
11% Mar
102
Sturgeon! River Gold
Sudbury Contact
...1
1
Sullivan Cone Mines
Sunburst Exploration
1
Superior Propane common
*
'
Preferred
300
14c 14 %c
7,4Q0
6%
26
9c
6c
5,000
2.25
10,325
500
6c
950
4
22
Angle Newfoundland Develop.
23%
2QQ
1.-75
1.80
500
LOO Jau
17%
18
760
15% Jan
100
100
10
•
3.75
3.75
250
97
Feb
Jan
6% May
24
Jun
1.99 Jan
19% May
May
4.40 May
100
2.60 Jan
——1
l.oa
1.08
1.12
9,400
1.01
Feb
1.27
Jan
.*
25%
25%
25%
220
19%
Feb
25%
Jun
—1
99c
99c
146
59,375
45c
Jan
146 Jun
1.00
1:00
1.11
121)00
38c
Feb
1JL1
7%
8%
7%
315
lo
7%
8%
8%
350
1
1.56
1.56
1.66
4.260
1
92c
89c
1.05
80,600
89c
Jun
__25o
47c
41c
48C
11400
34e
Feb
75c
83c
9,100
70c
Mav
6c
6%c
3.900
5c
Mar
23c
25c
7,200
21c
Jan
500
19c
Jan
Dalhousle
Taurcanls
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
*
common
Preferred
:
.
•Peck
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Tbxaa
Calgary
Tbompao'
Tiara
—
1 undmark
•
Mines
1
TombQl
Gold Mines
'
Torbrit
Silver
i
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
__
•
Mines
Bank.—.
24c
1
25%c
$0?
43%
43%
46
1,505
22%
21
22%
36%
36%
37
»
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto Iron 'Works
i
common
Class A
Towagmac Exploration
20
*
*
1
25% c 25%c
__
8
8%
Jan
9
Jan
May
1.92 May
1.41 Mar
60c
Jun
45
Jan
3 20
2.75
2.75
100
1.85 Jan
275 .Jun
„•
J
—
Paper
32%
33%
f:' 3,265
16c lGVsc
3,725
"j*
:.
28
13.c
125
60
Feb
17%>
705
15%
A
29
-
29
105
Feb
20c
Jan
74
17%
16c
*•
Jun
34% Jun
Jan
74
Oil
Dupont Co of Canada (1956).
Gaspe Copper Mines—
—
-Hayes 'Steel Prods.—
—
International JRaper commpn—
International Utilities
75
-18%
Jun
Jan
19%
Apr
Jan
29
Jun
118
Feb
"25
Jun
84 V;
Jan
95%
Jun
21% Jan
2774
Jun
'
25
-T
25
35
.92%
93%
708
27%
-7.50
27%
5
—
1,110
"
Loblaw
Power &
Jan
122% Jun
61
Jan
70
May
2ff% May
70
70
25
26.%
475
21%
Jan
32%
33
150
26
Jan
3.20
3.40
2,200
2.50. Jan
1.95
—2,50
r
1.95
200
1.80 Jan
'250May
1,655
34% Jan
;42%Mar-
Ogilvie Flour common..
■Patu Consolidated Gold Mines. f
Oreille Mines.
+.
.
Bros
.11
,3.25
—1
Trust
38
5%
68c
7pC
.
*
Consolidated Gold Corp.
39V2
5%
——•
——
Gen "Inv
Canadian
Yukon,
73
"26%
Paper.,
JPend
Third
230
"
Minn-& Ontario Paper
Prlct
112
109
Inc
70c
1
32
.
May
800
•
5,200
280
32=r
4% Jan
33
•
Jun
3J5 Jun
^5% Jun
54c
Jan
74c
26
Jan
32%
.-Apr
1.28 Feb
9c
33c
.■
FOOTNOTES
Jan
Jan
30a
May
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
•
NO par value.
^
aOdd lot sale (notincluded lnyeafs '
i
29% Jun
e
24
30
fFlat price.
f
r Cash sale (not included in year's range)
Jan
28
May
20%
1.90 Mar
Jun
7%c Jan
Jan
42
755
Jun
50
25% May
25
1.25
3.00
37
180
Jan
1.130
1,275
■:>•■;
2.70
22%
1466
24%
122i
29% .Jan
25% Jan
9c
24
28
25Q
27%
Mar
42%
17
28%
4.4§Mar
42
825
9c
39V2 .Jun
3.00 Jan
,
Jun
26%
32
34V!i Mar
1P0
27%
46
Feb
27% May
45
3.90
i
38% Jan
27%
26%
7% Feb
1.55 Jan
Jun
1,765
3.90
Rand——
Dominion Glass common—-
Maclaren
Tamblyn common
Jun
—5
mgersoll
Ct-uadian. Marconi
Apr
6%
30%
3.90
Investments
Canadian
Jun
19o
t
High
.
Jan
39%
Canada: & Dominion Sugar
Canadian General
Consolidated
1,590
5
29%
•
211—ITb
—
8c
Mar
Range Sine* Jan, 1
-
Low,
6%
39%
■
Corp
British Amer Bank Note—
Bulolo- Gold Dredging
Coast Copper
2.35 Feb
Shares
High
5%
^0
Asbestos
19c
Apr
1.70 May
foe Week
'
Feb
16
Mar
6%'
Jun
102% May
Jan
6
<4%c
Jun
60
Jan
6c
100
Gold
Feb
30%
14% Apr
23%
1.80
•
Bwltson Industries
97
16 %c 16 %C
'Warrants
Preferred
5Q
15
24% Jan
45% Jan
24.1
1
Supertest Pete ordinary—
Sylvanite
14c
6c
102
15
100
:•
.
405
Section
Dollars
Sales
Week'a
of Prieo
Jun
—•
.
-
Last
.
Sale Price
1.25 Jan
Jan
650
Jun
2.10 Jan
Jan
.
Stedman
'
•■
Jun
'
•
.Winnipeg & Central (las
Wood tJ) Ind .class A-.
II
10c
50
'■*
•
Jun
Jun
•
Jan
103
25
.920
:
97
■
Ltd preferred
Somerville
'
-
29% Jun
Jun
5
4,500
tLic; '13c
-
.2.50 Jan
2.809
7
82c 7
-
1.75
•>:
43c
...•
Wlllroy Mines
Wlltsey Coghlan
23
,•*
—
36c
4.10
6.15
26%
43%
2nd
*.:• White Pass
Jan
.Jan
4,10 Jan
24
60C
-
1.78
1.70
petrol—
4%%T preferred
Warrants
' 85c
17%
■
.
May
38c
600
.9.%C, ,.v; 3,000
5%C
-
.Weston (Geo>
Class B
62c
-*
——i*
Rol
Van
85
80C
r
_•
•
—
Naco
62c
11%
'Slater •common
1.15
ro.ofta:
5%
3.50. 3..60
22c.
23c
;
9C7KO%C
"i 25A4cV&( 26c
—1
Leaseholds
23%
•
;• >•
—
4,491
29%
5%.
.
•-':9c
<te—
•
—
61c
:l
:•
—
__—
l:1
3.925
-
28%
29
Biscoe Mines Ltd
K
46
1
Sllverwood Dairies class A
8
26%
——-J*
Sicks Breweries
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
•Simpsons Ltd
5.70
25%
46
—*——1
Sherrttt Gordon
.
Jan
'
2.35 Mar
1.69 Jan
Copper
Western
,
5.50
26
;•
50
50c
Shawinigan Water & Power com.
Glass A preferred—:
'
Warrants
Jun
325
5.50
■Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Breweries-
Western
Jun
19
6%
1.76
1.83
'
90c -Jun
Jan
18
35
18%
.
.500
r
4.25 Jun
Jan
4% May
24% Jan
slO
•
26c
d
WestenFDecalta: Petrbteum
Jun
G%
37
_—
Bridge
A—
class
8,300
>;
r,%
>
2—
Mines—
Canada
Warrants
Jun
12%C
Warrants
Ban Antonio
75c
Western
Western
Mar
75c
21 y0
Ltd
West Maygill Gas Oil
West eel Products
Jan
9-7%
Malartic
West
Jun
3,975
Preferred
Apr
5c
'Mar
79C
•
'
15
13%
1
3.50
21
.{,200
,
:;fl,10
-28%
-
:
3,50
,22c
-
Jan
15
1
.*
25
-211
:
V1' •14%
Jan
3,0.10
3 00
.
i9C
■
11% May
Feb
13%
'5%
•
West Canadian Gil As Gas_„
2,450
15
fiaiada-fihirriff-Horsey common
Jan
2,85 Apr
Jim
Apr
Jan
58 c
2.050
54c"
-
2.80
-: 4.80
'28%
■
1
10% May
5,280
13%
preferred
—
fit Maurice Gas
—
fit Michael Uranium Mines Ltd..
-
15c
Mar
6c
1.63
J 0.0
.
V;-'.-;.-
—1
Nickel—.;
20%
65
11%
20%
*
A
Pyrite';D6ppe<——T—,
Lake
Wespac Petroleums
Westburne Oil
Jun
Corp common-.-,.——*
fit Lawrence Cement class
•
65%
1
Mining
105
'
—
(G Ac Wt common
Mar
10%
63
15%
Jan
6c
53
20%
63%
29% c Jan
Jan
98
25
*
_
,i'3c.
2^05*
.
5v* 6.00
Feb
18c
48c
74,833
Mines——
15
10c
11%
Industries
-SMay
Apr
4-15 Jxch
•
12
100
.
.
27%. 27%:
Vi'J.18
.1.22
:
1
55c
Jan
9c
43c
10
7c
•
26%
5
1.20
Jan
13
14%
.,
4>0
-
Jun
Jun
.4.25
7c..
,26%
,
mz-
■
——_l
—;
Apr
Jan
16%
10c
Preferred
;> ..22*4. May
> - :-8c
Jan
May
2.UU0
4.800
•
26%
—J
11%
15
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
:,N!SO Jua
3.40 Feb
44
334
4.25
7c
.10.
—
13c
m
Z
16%: Apr
.69,731
13%
65c J "67c
'S;--<r
..*■
—
-
31c
46c
Consol Mines.—
Lawrence
Oils
;
145
1
—
Jam
5%c Jan
TOO
2.07 12.23
67c
1
,
200
___50e
-
Ltd
-May
.
?i!%e whm.
52% Jan,.
: ,280
:
8C ,:
94« Mar
..:
4.90
225
8c
evfrtMpr
«3
Jan
17p
1,000
4.10
Jan
;Jan
"
Z*
Alloys
Fbcplorations Ltd. —-j
14%
1
5%
.66
.100.
7%c
-2 20
v
Ventures Ltd
13%
43%c
A—
—
i.
20%
13%
16 %
1
Jun
Mar
'
Mines.——i
13%
May
'5%
38c
Jan
8%
.
12.650..
8,735
.
20%
—. _
Vandoo Consol
Apr
May
1.35 Jan
5%c Jan
11
^
v.
59%'a "r59%
46%
45%
■«l!-
8C
:
——
Canada
Vanadium
Jan
1.25
Jan
1.00
III
Jun
Feb
10c
Jan
24c
Upper
1.18
6%c Jan
1.02
50c
4
Jan
6.95
•
4.05
—
49
1.043
,7-%C
:•
Feb"
28c
26
6
9
-
6,65
•
128c
-
55.500
83
9
——
United Steel Corp
9%
Jun
9bc
1.02
93c
United Oils
.:
35c
Feb
8c
93c
—
Mountauban
Jun
Jan
73c
Apr
'Feb
7
Keno
%20%
:>7%c
159%
.25JZ 46%
~5Q
Jun
5N5 Apr
Jan
3.20
623
35c
.79
-
18c
Feb
25%
Apr
'
'
19%C 20I.it
i
;lfL85*
„«
—
—
—
JHUL
United
33c
;
20c
'
5.
4.00
Feb
May
19c
Jan
18% Jan
0,330
.
•
Jan
13c
1,500
,
-..;: 50
25c
4.75
6
.
63
7,370
:
„1
preferred
B
,
83
.
29%
40% Mar
24C
4.40
'
__
—1
20% Jan
4.55
-
Mining Corp-—
Class
16%C 16 %C
22% 22%
Jun
1.28
67c
4,747
.
4.25
33 %c
.
—:—
Jan
15c
8%c Mar
4,250
58C
G9c
—
Preferred
fit
•
-
25c
%
Canada
of
United Corps Ltd .class: B
United Estella Mines
Jun
22%'
Jun
43
2,308
53%
Jun
■38% Jun
11,435
1.12
26%
.4.40
1
*
United Fuel In* Class A pfdJ.—
Jan
10%
7.50 Jan
10c 11%C
Rockwin Mines
Ryanor
Apr
14c
1.05
—
preferred
May
25%
•
^
United Asbestos
Jan
20c
10c
14C
Roe (AV) Can Ltd—
Russell
6.15
2nd.
:
1
Acceptance common——
8,500
36c
preferred
Rowan
Union
52c
30c
6 %.c
—
•
Ultra Shawkey Mines.,
20c
18c
City Gas—
37
42%'
l-os
4 16%C
_•
Tribag. Mining -Co Ltd
2.50
Feb
400
43%
Jan
32
20%
•
12c
31%
400
48%
Pipeline—
2.44
Uranium
Pete
Prairie
48c
Ftupununi Mines
Riverside Silk class A
JUx Athabasca Uranium
—
Robertson Mfg common———
,;
Oil
Feb
2.85
2.41 Mar
Trans
Triad
Jan
6%c
Macdonald
Rocfcy
Jun
109,530
Rio
$1
5.55
3.80 Feb
9,609
2c
2,890
3d
42
—
1
Trans Mountain Gil Pipr Line—
Transcontinental Resources
5.10
Rapid Grip & Batten
Kay rock Mines
Reef Explorations
_i
Trans Canada Pipeline
Jun
31 %c
Uranium
%
-High
40%
39%
37%
Exploration
Jun
7.05
22%
Mines
Ltd
Radlore
Canada
Trans
1.45
Jan
4.25
'
40
'
—40
i
Jan
70c
1.14
_
Queenston Gold Mlnes.
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum —
Rainvllle
preferred
14c
Metallurgical—
Roche Mines
Jan
;
Low
High
Low
—
_
2.49
Quebec natural Gas.
Robinson
5%
lc
IIIi
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper XJorp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manltou Mines
Rexspar
Rich well
Jun
2.85
Feb
3.95
Jan
5c
Class B
10c
3.85 May
Jun
1.00
Quebec Ascot Copper
Reeves
4.40
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
t
class A
Traders Finance
3.55 May
Jan
1.00
—
Prospectors
Quebec
2.25
l'/aC
i
Pronto Uranium, Mines
Warrants
2,400
2.95
for Week
Range
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4.10
——
Gold
premium Iron Ore-
President
Friday
High
2.80
2.80
X
.—-
JFNE •»
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
for Week
Range
Par
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
12c
Mar
Jan
range),
•
'...■:
1
d Deferred delivery sale (notincluded
in year's rangeK
1
Selling ex-interest.
1
,
;
:
.
■
CANADIAN MARKETS
t EX-Jiquldating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
vrd When delivered.
wd When issued.
,
-
.
AND
x
Ex-dividend,
_
,
y Ex-rlgbts.
■
..
a
Ex-stock dividend.
Jun
Volume
187
Number 5755
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2945)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday June 27
The following bid and asked
quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected
not represent actual transactions.
sources
They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold
or bought (indicated
(indicated by the "bid")
by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation
furnished on request. The "National"
list is composed of securities
which have a wide
national distribution.
industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
l
10
55%
51%
34%
36%
1
26%
28% "■
27%
29%"
l;:
20
Ainpex Corp
50c
Hoover
Houston, Natural
Houston
"55 /Vl
Hudson
* **
51%
31 %
33% V
20%
21%";
Co—5/
Products Inc
Oik A Gio
Baylesa, (A J)
Bell A, Gossert
_lo
•
i
-1
—10
r.;
;
Inc.
5
1—*
Black Hffls Power & Light Co
1
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com_l
Botany Mills Inc
_1.
$1.20
preferred—25.
Brown Si Sharpe Mfg Co
.-10
63%
17%-
-
7 %*
International
Textbook
Interstate
Bakeries
16%
17%
Interstate
Motor
r-12%
Interstate
Securities
11
%
12%»
6%
23
7%-•<25%
4%
15%
•23%
A
vr
7
1
26%
10%
67
.
70%
8%
9%
Co
10'! 4
3 Ota
Jervis
1
10'%
12%
Canadian Delhi
Oil Ltd
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon- Mills class B com
25
Carlisle Corp
1
Carpenter Paper Co
Steel
1
Products
Corp
10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Electric
Central 111
39
30%
16%
"AA
18
1 ;
33 %c
7
7%
23
24%
33%
22%
24 3.4
Sprague Electric Co
16 %
17%
2%
32
34%
Staley
25%
27%
29%
31%
31 %
Co
A
.1
com
10%
11%
36
38%
9%
10%
1
1
5%
14%
15%
common—1
34%
6
2%
20
22
1
7%
8%
Corp—1
16%
1744
lc
Gas
5%
6%
49
53 %
21%
27%
11
4%
5%
60%
63%
25
Corp
27%
9
19%
9%
21%
6%
Gas
Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt * Pwr
Co-5
United Greenfield
Corp—
6% preferred
United States Sugar
7
22%
10
23%
39?4
42%
9%
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Ino_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp—
12%
10%
29
31 %
16%
17%
25%
23%
3%
3%
29%
32
9
28%
30%
2%
14%
16
6
38%
40%
5
16%
17%
1
19%.
20%
,500
15%.
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
■-
Valley Mould A Iron Corp.
Vanity Pair Mills Ino
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
Warner A
Warren
Bwasey 00
(S
D)
1
19%
5
41%,
20%
45%
*
Brothers
Warren
34
36%
10
Co
Co
Washington Natural uaa Co
Washington Steel Corp
13
13%
1
19%
21%
1
644
Manufacturing Co—5
12%
13%
Western Lt A Telephone CO—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
36%
39
43%
46%
Western Natural Gae Co
17
18
37%
39%
Watson
Bros
West Point
Transport "A"
7
Tekoil
31%
Texas
1
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
7.50
White
Williams
10c
8
83/4
5
13%
14%
1
Bros
12%
13%
27%
12 %
29%
Wisconsin Power A Light Co—10
Wood Conversion Co
8
Wurlltzer Company
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Oorp
1
29%
9
9%
Kennametal
Inc
10
35%
38%
Kentucky Utilities Co
21%.
23%
Ketchum Co
10
Inc
19%
30
1
11
33%
14%
Co
5
16%
15%
4%
1
Eastern
6%
Corp_7
Transmls
16%
1
Corp
17%
25
Co
29 %
6%
31
Yuba
Consolidated Industries
13%
744
1
8%
32%
35 %
4%
00
8%
8%
000
8.
8%
Far
Zapata oil-enure
Bid
15%
Clark
Co
35%
_5
Refining
11%
3
Keystone Portland Cem Co
6
14%
15%
Koehring Co
L-O-F
Glass
Fibres
37%
40%
Landers Frary
24%
25%
Lau
22 %
24%
41
44
23%
25 %
17%
18%
5%
6
1934
21
19%
%
21%
144a
15%
29%
45
48
21 %
17%
28%
6%
7%
2%
1C
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) A Co Inc
Ling Electronic!"*
1
cl B-
com
36
5
60%
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg A Sales Co
17%
8%
8%
10%
7%
19%
21%
1
23
29%
,_5
43%
46%
1
9%
10%
1
S%
10 %
Co__
16
29%
32
v
49
52%
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
1648
17%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
11%
$1
33%
2o%
27%
1
19 %
21%
1
12%
13%
5
Meredith
Class A
6%
Fuel
Pipe
Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
El Paso Electric Co
Electrolux Corp
Aluminate Corp
National Gas A Oil Corp—
National Homes Corp A
Class B common
39%
6%
7%
11%
12%
Centl-Penn
27%
29%.
Citizens & Southern
30 %
33
Commercial Trust of
N J
30%
Connecticut
Bank &
15%
Continental
111
13%
14%
21%
23
9
9%
29
2%
30%
33%
19%
50c
23'A
25 %
Northwestern Pub
43%
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
76
Corp
Serv
Co
1
3%
3%
Co
18%
19%
First
Oklahoma
Prod—10c
6%
7%
♦
11%
12%
5
13%
14%
Miss River
40
42%
Otter
5
30 %
32 %
58%
62
Pabst Brewing Co
•
7%
66
69
Pacific Airmotive Corp
1
27
5
Co
16%
17%
East Line
9%
10%
31%
34%
Pendleton
•
27%
30%
Pepsi-Cola
24
25%
Pfaudler-Permutlt
28%
30%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Mercury
29
31%
Pioneer Natural
Tool
Indus
General
—1
Bottlers
Permanente Cement
Co
1
lo
(Calif)
2%
2.50
5%
pfd__20
20
Cement
Co
5%
Co
Natl
Natl
19%
23
24"%
1<±%
15%
Properties Inc
Louis
(Phila >
38%
10%
11%
Natl
23%
48 3/*
290
28%
55%
As
7.50
57
61
Boston_12y9
44
46%
45
49%
12%
Bo*tOE»
100
..10
34 38
54%
Bk
Ai
100
.20
Bergen
J)
Natl
74%
34%
55%
59%
57
61%
47%
30
33
28%
30
(Franklin
Y)
36
39%
28 y2
30%
83%
87
430
464
Tr
Pittsburgh)
<
Tr Co ol
iHackensack N
54%
58
City
—6
17%
.10
Bank—
15%
37%
40
46
4844
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
A
Trust
(Phila)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
52%
125
553/4
139
Bank of
Boston
10
37%
10
66
69%
Royal State Bk of New York..5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
18
20%
Royal Bank of Canada
Louis
Bt
Union Trust Co
Seattle
1st
Bank-State
1
Boston
Natl
Bk
20
(Wash)—20
8
40%
83/4
Natl Bank
Natl
Y)
(N
Bk
of
72
75%
74%
79%
10
27
30%
(Los
12%
47%
50%
22%
243A
Hunting¬
5
...
10
41
44
25
Bank of Albany
Sterling Natl Bk Ai Tr Co
State
'New
75%
Trust
Natl Bank of Phila
Security
71%
20
Street
Mass)
ton
10
25
358
31%
45
if)
b
(Chicago)
Peoples
25%
51
B
Bk
65
26
Bank
Rockland-Atlas Natl
Natl Bank
Rochelle...
New
44%
278
21
129
23%
Natl
Security First
Angeles)
Square N
61%
73%
Oc
Co
Second
York)
41%
44%.
10
21
223%
2%
9
10 %
20%
29"%
Girard Trust
11%
Guaranty Trust Co
28%
30 %
3%
5%
Producing
Co
Tr
6844
19
10c
15%
16"%
8
Harris
>
Hartford
38'A
Corn
Bank
Tr
26%
25
35
Hanover
of
Sav
&
Bk—15
481A
51
Trade Bk
(N Y)—-20
79%
823/4
Trust
York—10
423A
45%
Union Bank of Commerce—
90
95
3344
36'/a
Exch
New
.Chic)— 20
Bk
Hudson
8%
Natl
Bk
&
Tr
County Nat)
(Jersey City N J)
27%
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
&
17%
19
Hudson
21%
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Mexico
5
20%
Industrial
5
16%
17%
Punta Alegre 8ugar Corp
1
18
£2%
19%
122%
128%
1
30%
32%
Products
Northern
Peoples First
69
Franklin
1944
123
52 J/4
Oe
Irusi
66%
First Westchester
of
Trust
urn
i
65%
A Trust Co
37%
18%
St
1
25
20
Bk
24%
68 Yz
of Newark
Bk
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
20
"")»»tor
—25
of
32%
Co
Natl
25%
0
Trust
22%
2144
Second
City)—25
(Jersey
•
19
Coke
First
First
5
»
Bk
Bank
Paterson
10%
Portland
&
of
19 %
Portland General Electric Co. 7%
Potash Co of America
5
17%
Brick
First
39%
46
66 %
,
32%
71
First
35%
-
348
3%
6
36%
Boston—12 %
27%
21%
Gas
Eng
Nt*
8144
62%
28
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
Natl Bank of Dallas—10
2
Plymouth Rubber Co
6V4
(Atlanta)—10
First Natl Bank ol
36 y2
43%
10
Cleve)—10
J)
Philadelphia
83%
79%
Tr
Baltimore—10
1
Gas Co
A
N J)
Bk
Bank
3%
21%
Mach Tool Co_2
Fire
Mountain Power Corp
GrinnpT)
Porn
6%
"
5%
Bk
..10
20%
1
Grepn
(Camden
National
11%
3%
11
Natl
Detroit
'
1
20
Telep Co of the Southwest
preferred
Camden
First Natl
Paper.10
Co
10
First
8%
Power
Telev "A"__90c
Pacific Power & Light Co—„6%
Pan American Sulphur Co__. 70c
Parker
Hannifin
Corp—i
1
General Crude Oil Co
First
3
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Co
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep
74%
44%
Old Ben Coal Corp
Bios Gear A Mach
Corp_2
Packing
70
iN
Co
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
—20
42%
873/4
28%
WestcheBter.5
(Albany N Y)
State
(Newark
13%
7%
Pacific
191
18"%
13%
Pacific Far
34%
180
12%
50%
14%
32%
80
N J)
First Nat'l
12
(S F)_10
Y)
25%
17%
26%
29%
24%
50c
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
17%
Trust
of
of
Bank
New Jersey Bank A Trust Co_ll
47%
4%
84
2644
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
28%
11%
38%
Commerce
New
Co
43
22%
16%
National
Co
26%
12%
13%
Co
Bank
City
Natl
8
iN
'N Y)—100
Natl Shawmut Bk of
(NY) _10
11%
11
89%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
4
A Go
Bank
40%
13%
1
(J P>
National
Co
...
Trust
38
8544
merged and
to
New
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
Federal
793A
19%
11'%
1
Trust
Empire Trust Co
42%
20%
35%
Trust
Jersey Bank & Trust
County Trust Co
While
vi
75
33ya
name
n
80 3A
12%
6%
Inc
Corrugated
changed
,
19
*
^
Morgan
18%
12%
1
&
4044
3344
283
1
10%
24%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Freeport iN Y)_
0
Mellon Nalt Bk A Tr Co (Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)..25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Assoc___8
1
l
,
Bank
(Chicago)
County Bank &
(Paterson NJ)
20%
25%
8
65%
70
29
Co
26%
5
2
Corp
25
14%
27%
(Buffalo)
38%
265
Bank &
28%
10
Trust
National
(N Y)
1
2444
Manufacturers Tr Co iN Y)—10
Manufacturers A Traders
National
Commercial State
1
2.50
Brothers Co
50
5
47%
Fisher Governor Co
Co
.20
61
Tr Co_12ya
Trust
(Brooklyn N Y).
36%
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Trust Co
99
42
National
49%
10%
%
543A
523/4
22%
10
Corp
39%
51%
49%
*■
Cleveland
Ask
ol
Liberty Real Estate Bk As Tr
Co
(Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Go (N Y)__ 10
383A
Phlla.lO
46
5
27%
(NY).12ya
Y)_10
21%
Coal
Tall
25%
36%
<N
20%
23%
Nicholson File Co
1
10c
of
Bk
18%
5
Norris Thermador Corp
Nortex Oil A Gas Corp
Northwest Production
Mortgage Assn_100
Bk
Exch
Bank
Providence R I
10
Industrial/ irust co%Phlla)_—8 **
Irving Truat Co (N T)
10 *
Kings County Trust CPo
44%
5
1
Co
64%
41%
8%
com_50c
of Del
Elec
American
Natl
Corn
61
10
7%:
7%
_
70 3,8
Natl
<
223/4
67%
1
1
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co
21
(N J)
0
of Cleve—10
Chem
20%
36%
22%
•
Eng Gas &
*
(Texas)
321
21%
Bank
Chase Manhattan Bk
Plains
36%
10
Natl
7
North Penn Gas Co__
Eastern
Central
5%
1
Supply Co
National
North
Camden Trust Co
31%
1
New
2
37%
309
20
4%
Line Co_5
Co
National Shirt Shops
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co____l
Eastern Industries Inc
50c
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
29%
2
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Utilities
18 %
Inc—
common
1
Inc
Inc
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
1
33 %
39%
10
7%
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
52%
2%
2%
.
10
5
Miles Laboratories Inc
30%
49
Industrial
100
Virginia
5
Publishing Co
28
4
5
of
lc
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Companies
Ask
37%
(NY)„0
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank iSt
2%
Industries
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
2
Bradstreet
Bid
A
12%
Mountain
Internat Bridge Co
S
6%
(Newark)-25
Bank of Commerce
16%
Montrose Chemical Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
&
Bank of North America
17
Dictaphone Corp
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv
Donnelley (R R) A Sons Co
T
N
Bank of New York—
«
1
14%
17%
America
Francisco)—
24%
23%
1
27%
15%
(Sah
24%
18%
•
of
Bank
4
Bank
Macmillan
11%
27%
Par
64
6%
1
1 %
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
2%
21%
Bank and Trust
38%
50c
Lithium Corp of America
Lone Star Steel Co
McLean
%
26%
20
A
Co
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
15%
14%
27%
16
Blower
13%
Pi
Propane
5
15%
'A
344
1
25%
Green
16 %
3'A
Tappan Stove
1
Glddings & Lewis
15 %
1
6%
Tampax Inc—
Supply Co of N Y__2!/2
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
Portland
37%
Strong Cobb A Co Inc
37%
,
10%
35%
38%
-2%
Dentists'
5%%
33%
36
16
Missouri-Kansas
Gen
Inc—
33%,
x5%f
Suntide
Missouri
Giant
34%
5
40%
9%
Service
32'A
Kendall Co
■
7
Gas
9%
non-voting
Suburban
8%
Garlock
844
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stouffer Cox-p
1.25
25%
6%
Wayne
2.50
Stanley
33
1
Foote
Common
23%
5
Frito
Stanley
30%
Danly Machine Specialties
Ft
10
1
Register
Home Products
•
Darling (L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Mart
Mfg Co
Steamship
Stand Fruit &
56
—.1
Inc
vtg
Food
Co—1
52%
5%
Common Ltd vtg
RteH
(A E)
Tele
7%
11%
Cummins Engine Co Inc___
Cutter Laboratories com
Fisher
Producing Co„ 1
States
56%
4%
Freightways—
2.50
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Copelana Refrigeration Corp
1
Cross Company
;
5
Florida
1
18 %
6-%
1044
Congo!
Boston
23%
53%
1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light A Power Co_*
First
17
21%
2%
Southwestern
106%
5
preferred
15%
38
—1
Colorado Milling & Eiev Co
1
Colorado Oil A Gas Corp com
3
$1.25. conv preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Oil
Southwest Gas
17%
•
Speer Carbon Co—
101%
>
5
17%
16
1
13
28%
64
8%
29%
39%
5
common
Federal Natl
12
27
60
Southern Calif Water Co
Colorado Power Co
3
36%
10
Colorado Interstate Gas Co_ —5
Equity
14%
50c
Co
Co
class B
Bush
13
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Gas
Clinton Engines Corp
Dunham
2344
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co_
20%
Coastal States Gas Prod
A
30%'
I
6%
23%
19%
Central Vt Pub Serv
Corp——6
Chattanooga Gas Co
—1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33%c
Dun
21%
21%
Co„3%
Central Public Utility
Corp..—6
»
Central Soya Co
Central Telephone Co
II10
Detroit
2844
co
6%
Gas
Central-Indiana Gas
Class B
7%
2
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
Corp
19%
21%
&
Colonial' Stores
12%
Southern Union Gas Co
-•
Corp
$1.46
11
South
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
4814
x5%
Central Louisiana Electric Co
5
Central Maine Power Co
.10
Radio
8ierra Pacific Power
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
34%
&
Elec
Common
%
45%
1
Seismograph Service Gorp
4044
v. '
11%
32
46%
38
5-
Jessop Steel Co
Co..25
4344
5%
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
1
44%
California Water Service
Calif Water & Telep Co
2
Co
Standard
28%
California Oregon Power Co__20
A
D>
8%
33%
,
Southern
Co__15
Inc
Corp
-5
31%
4%
23%
5
Jamaica
Steel
(G
7%
—1
24%
5
Utilities
41%
10
20o
Petroleum—
Bantam-Co
22
1
_*
1
1
Corp
Jacinto
Skil
5%
27%
24%
22%
5
25%
10%
21%
•
common—
Heintz
9%
23%
Inc
20%
1
Iowa
&
1
•
Reld
System
•
Corp
21
Jack
Trans
5%
1
1
Tracerlab Inc
1
10
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co
Iowa Public Service Co
A 16% V.
39%
10"%
Marie
Schield
10
Freight Sys—1
Southern
22
9%
Corp
*
24
.
Co
27%.
26%
20 %■
Class
Rose
Ryder
Searle
Investors Diver Services Ino—
13%.
20%
36%
Sabre-Pinion
Co
Corp
Collins
33
-
10
Manufacturing Co__2ya
Plywood
25%
24%
4%
Industries
Towmotor Corp..
9"%
1
Ask
22%
Topp
Co
li£
Water
34%
Kaiser
.
8%
Tokhelm
San
Indian Head Mills Inc
.—10
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Central
14%
6%
_1
Inc
Brush Beryllium Co
Ceco
Roddis
19%
"
18%
Rochester Telephone Corp
Rockwell
7%
30%
_1
Husky Oil Co
<3 %
3544
16%
10%
17%
Water Supply
Jefferson Electric Co
Bullock's*
Eurndy
71
109
13%
1
30%%
A
33%
Bid
23%
1
Corp
45%
26%
—
22;.
Gas
12%
66 %
24
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
Indiana
16%
11%
Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum—
Texas Natural Gasoline
62
(H H)
f 16
common
31 %v
Beneficial Corp.—
Berkshire Hathaway
Bowser ;lnc
Mat
Field
15%
3
Texas
41
Robertson
105%
Pulp Si Paper Corp—
Class A
1
12%
Par
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_8
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gas Co.
Time Inc
•
16%4
*
67 %
99%
4
3114
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc__3%
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins A Myers Inc
•
2%
Gas_—
Indianapolis Water Co—j-j.
Co
Beryllium Corp-i
"
Oil
•
59
1-
Markets
56%
102
1
class A—'-
Co
18% V
_10
Co
Bates Mfg Co——
Baxter Laboratories—
29%
53%
5
20%
10
—;
4%
•
27%
'
10
28%
Arkansas Western Gas Co
—15
Art Metal Construction Co_.
10
Corp
2.50
*
33%
3%
29
Riley Stoker Corp
4%
Ask
30%
2
Richardson Co
Engineering
73%
21%
*17%
Co
Corp
14%
10c
Bid
—
America—1
Gas
21%
Co class A com_10
16
_
Arizona Public Service Co
Arkansas Missouri Power
Reslstoflex
13%
common
Voltage
Natural
19
20%
Inc
20
5
—>
Spring
B
Co
Corp 01
20
1 *
common
preferred
(M A)
Class
Purina
Metals
common__5
:
_4 "
—
17%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
21%
70%
Xerox
Hanna
1
14%':
13%
1
Anheuser-Busch Inc__!
Aztec
Haloid
High
Arden Farms Co
Gas
preierred
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
.
_1
7.50
AMP Incorporated
Rare
Ask
58% *
48%
2
Corp
1
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
4
Bid
Republic
Society
Interstate
6%
19%
American. Pipe A Const Co__
Amer Research A
Develop
Avon
Gulf
24%
17%
American Express Co
Associated
28%
23
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
Partic
Grolier
31%
Line_5
Barge
Gobain
'
29%
5
Par
4%
27
1
Ralston
Ask
4
_i
American Box Board Co
Amer Cement
Corp
Amer Commercial
Amer-Saint
Bid
-
Far
For
Tr
Co
Bk
footnotes
w
City)..8
'N Y>
.10
orecedlng
45%
At
of
Tr
Co
New
Ul
Y)
Jersey
10
Tr
Co
States
of Maryland
42%
10
43
10
(Cleveland)
Union
United
25
<Union
of Com
Co—10
Bank
Oo
24
26%
70%
73%
35
48%
37%
15'A
163A
United States Trust
32%
36 Va
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
oage
45%
Trust
(NY)
20
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
(2946,)
46
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday June 2?
Mutual
25c
1.25
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Inc„
American Business Shares
1.59
1.75
6.26
0.78
4.11
4.39
7*70
8.42
*
1.40
lac—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc— 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp,le
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
4.60
1.54
5.02
5.16
5.61
American
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic Devel Mut Fund
Fund
Bullock
9 91
10.77
25.46
23.30
ca
11
ne.
oi
mi
7s
ci
ir«o
99
90
94 nn
??on
11.JO
T-I'nr
l„.U5
Investment—,—1
Ltd———.
1
Street
Broad
3.93
on'io
*
1
Bond Inv Tr of America
Eos ton Fund Inc.,—,
8.25
in
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue P. lege
7.59
3J>0
1
7.30
7.98
Bid
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—lc
Inst Foundation Fund——-lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Istel Fund Inc.—,——,———1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
Ask
10 52
9.56
9.71
5.83
11.32
3.68
8 51
9 33
29.12
I'ar
Funds—
Mutual
11.51
10.45
10.62
6.39
12.38
4.12
9.30
10.20
-
30.31
a20.15
—
25.31
24.63
17.22
10.14
15.15
K-l (Income Pfci Stocks i_—1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Coin Stk) __1
s-1
26,42
16.54
9.12
11.49
S-2
California Fund Inc
12.52
13.54
17.25
1
1
—
18.66
Ltd.
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc—
7.20
50c
17.71
16.38
12.30
8.39
9.15
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
no
49
8o7
99r
IJ.Jo
Composite Bond
1Q„.
11 r7
Jo
Jc'!
15-
Concord Fund Inc———-—l
ison
is
in
in
11
4
Consolidated Investment Trust,1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
.,1
11.09
9.33
12.12
10.20
14.69
16.06
5.35
5.84
Life insurance
o
12.21
Stock
Fund Inc———.———1
Composite Fund Inc..—
1
Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Lexington
Loomis
oa
——1
Investment——1
5.53
De
4.46
1.99
4.91
2.20
General Industries shares—lc
3.18
3.51
Metal shares
lc
Paper shares,.,,———.—lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
2.42
3.34
2.66
2.40
2.67
3.68
2.93
2.65
lc
2.19
2.42
—;
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.,10c
6.G2
7.25
beneficial int,33%C
Growth Stock
of
11.01
11.90
JSVaC
10.31
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
Mass
63%
Fund——————,—1
Delaware
shares
14.43
68
11.11
Fund Inc.—
11.15
8.38
Stk Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund—1
6.24
9.21
6.84
Mutual
Foundation,—1
19.29
13.01
20.85
14.06
8.22
9.01
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
912
10.01
Growth
Diversified
Income
Mutual
Shares—
2.50
25c
Diversified Trustee
Series E—.—
units of beneficial interest—1
16.18
18.35
2.70
2.96
9.67
10.51
Shares
Corp
1
a
13.24
—
■
Casualty
Insurance
Aetna Life
-10
10
—
Shares,
Dreyfus Fund Inc.—————1
of beneficial Interest—
Balanced
21.48
20.09
—1
Stock Fund
22.85
21.37
———1
Fund.
Amer
Electronics Investment Corp—1
4.73
5.17
,——10
20c
146.16
147.64
6 65
6.89
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc—
Amer
Mercury
Amer
Nat
American Surety Co
Stand Life Ins
Beneficial
17(1
isio
io
1
'i'so
so?
oiH
y'v o'ih
7 79
8.47
10.13
lc
5.31
5.85
2
15.10
16.55
Inc——
1
3.72
4.04
Gas Industries Fund Inc
1
12.90
series
Preferred stock
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
General
1
General Investors Trust—
12 12
13.10
1
Capital Corp—
6.50
7.07
7.50
—lc
9.56
10.47
lc
Aviation shares—
5.93
6.97
shares
;
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical
6.93
7.60
lc
11.26
12 33
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical
11.58
12.68
lc
6.62
7.26
lc
7.12
7.81
shares
Common
Equipment shares
Food
shares
1
5.73
20.25
(Ky)
9.23
10.11
General Bond shares
6.90
7.57
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
7.14
6.51
8.83
10.66
11.68
5.96
6.54
lc
shares
8.47
lc
lc
shares
11.06
12.11
shares
lc
2.21
1
lc
4.90
5.38
lc
Steel
lc
7.16
7.85
lc
6.43
7.05
RR
Bond
shares
Tobacco
1
shares
Utilities'
8.47
7.73
I— lc
10.19
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
14.48
14.91
16.00
16.70
——
Mutual Fund Inc
Guardian
1
11.16
of Canada Ltd—
Nucleonics Chemistry &
11
Series
William Street
3J.
—10c
Series H-DA—
4
.
in
u
4 4«
t.ia
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
_1
nil 71
a,,.n
~~
„
8.78
Continental
Continental
Casualty
11.59
12.53
1
3.64
3.98
—1
12.12
13.28
•
8.26
l
20.84
21.05
Pioneer Fund Inc
2.50
Price <T Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
13.96
15.17
Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Fund
31.30
6.13
6.63
1
l
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Putnam Growth Fund
30.99
1
Inc
12.05
13.10
12.33
Co
(N J)
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Common Stock Fund
Selected
Amer
11.33
43 %
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edison B) Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign Investors
1
1
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas Fund Inc
1
1
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated Fund
1
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares_l
United Science Fund
1
Funds
1.25
F)_ ___2.50
(S
Fund
Fireman's
4
63%
Republic
Government Employees Ins
5
18%
(D C)
Government Employees Life
4
62%
46%
British Petroleum
61
12.50
35%
9%
84
88%
50%
.10
56
59%
.-5
23%
59
62%
Phoenix
.10
65 %
68%
Providence-Washington
Jn
16%
17%
.,5
39%
42
2
10
14%
(Minn)
Indemnity Co
Pacitic
24%
(N Y)
Reliance Ins Co —I
Reinsurance
37%
153%
43%
52
56%
50
54
47%
50%
67
72%
22%
24%
Jersey
North
of
Co
Life
Standard
—10
Fire & Marine.,—2
Springfield
Standard
Accident
—JO
Title
Guar
Trust
&
(N
Y)—8
U
Amer__R
106%
44%
110%
79%
29%
32
23
75%
79 Vb
64%
26%
28
Y
2
34%
36%
Fire
2
29%
31%
S Fire
U S Life Insurance
City
21%
61%
3
42 %
10
46%
„5
U S Fidelity
76
30%
43%
Guaranty Co.,10
Travelers
Ins__10
29
39%
160
100
Insurance Co of N Y
10
Security (New Haven)
.5
Insurance
15%
41
Republic Insurance (Texas).,10
Republic Natl Lile Insurance—2
St Paul Fire & Marine——6.25
94
Home
Jefferson
Corp
N
of
Westchester
Co in the
v
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
Value
Line
Fund
Special
32nds of a point
%s
1
15,
Jan.
100.3
100
1958,.
1959
15.
3%s
15,
April
'
99.27
100.24
1963
99.30
101
4%s
4.20s
Oct.
1958
10.
^
4%s
1968
100.22
100.26
101
101.8
100.16
3%s Feb.
11,
100.13
101
106.8
13, 1962—
March 11, 1963
June 10. 1965
March
100.3
100.28
102.28
102.2
——
1960
23,
Aug.
100
100.9
.—
1958
11,
10, 1959
3s Feb
3%s
1958
10,
Aug.
101
103.4
102.8
106.24
5s
a22.65
8.24
10.28
13.19
11.80
11.71
32%
a30.60
10.68
8.92
11.24
14.45
12.90
12.82
35
Sept.
10.92
8.24
11.90
9.01
10.26
6.76
11.15
7.39
9.39
9.81
10.20
10.72
1960
1961
4s May 1, 1962—
2%8 May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, 1966
3.
1959
2,
——
Aug.
3%s
4%s
Oct.
1 %s
•
May
%s
1
v,s
Oct
100.4
100.6
100.2
100.6
100.13
100.15
100.6
100.12
100.12
100.16
3%s
12.57
11.98
13.71
12.75
1
5.12
1959
1959
99.28
5.54
April
1,
Aug.
—
1 %s
15,
100
2%s
Feb
103.14
1%6
April
104.18
96.20
98.20
98.4
106.2
95.24
105.10
100.14
95.8
1963
106.6
105.6
1962
,15.
Nov
99.24
105.6
96.12
April 1. 1962
4s Aug. 15, 1962
1%S Oct. 1, 1962
1, 1961
1961
1 %s Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
1%S
99-16
98.12
105.2
97.23
104.14
1960
1,
100.28
4s
Ask
100.18
96
8.85
1
Oct.
101.6
April 1. 1960
3%s May
1
I.
l%s
100.11
100.26
15,
100%
103%
Notes
Bid
1959——
15.
104
32nds of a point
100.9
—
NoiesOct. 1. 1958
1 %s
8.10
1972
15,
108
Notes—(Cont.)—
Treasury
Treasury
7.67
7.02
Sept.
100%
107
99%
103
102%
1970-1967,
1,
101.4
14,
100
100
109%
99%
;
3%S May 1, 1971—
Feb. 15, 1972-1967,
1959
1, 1958
1, 1958
102.12
104 %
100.4
of Indebtedness-
Dec.
2%s Feb.
100.24
110 %
fcs April 1, 1970
f'es July 15, 1969
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Certificates
100.8
100.8
100.1
101-30
10O.24
100 •
100.16
102.4
104 99.20
99.20
2 Vas June 1,
3%s April
100.10
101.26
100.16
1, 1959—
1, 1960
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness &
2.98
2.73
1
1
.ic__
2,
100.4
100.20
100.4
1958
March
1.70s
4s
10c
Investors Fund Inc
Feb.
3%s
100.16
1958
2.
2.35s Oct. 7.
11.30
Situations
tnc-
1958
1959
2V4S Nov. 1,
4%s
2%s Feb.
Mortgage Assn—
July
4:70s
100
100.6
4%s July 15, 1958
2%s May
Federal Natl
Ask
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Federal Home Loan Banks—
July
Bid
Ask
,
103.10
1960
15,
1,
1963-—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bid
Due
Dated
7-
1-57
10-
1-58
100
Due
Rate
Dated
100.2
2.45%
3- 3-58
100.12
2%
Ask
12-
1-58
6-
1-58
100.9
1-58
1-
5-59
2-57
9-
2-58
100.14
100.17
1%%
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
12-
10-
1-58
100.17
100.20
1.60%
6-
2-58
2-59
1-
2-58
3-
3.65%
3.00%
2-
3-58
31-
3-58
100.16,
100.19
1%%
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
11-
1% %
4%%
Bonds—
Bid
Ask
95.16
—
1-57
4-
Bid
Aik
100.12
100.15
100.8
100.11
99.27
100
99.25
99.30
100.3
99.29
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4% 8
—1981
74%
75%
1988
__
104%
105%
62%
84%
8%
88%
22%
10
Co,.—.—10
Insurance
and
Feb.
74
83
21%
April 1, 1959
Ask
1980-76
29%
33%
4l/es
Security Issues
Burlington Industries 4V4S__ 1975
27%
—2.50
47
102
38%
10
Co
Insurance
1 %s
Wall Street
101
96
36%
C)
1.50
American
-5
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla)_2%
4% %
72
—5;
—
Seaboard Surety Co
(D
Ins
Rate
100%
43
83
67
Glens Falls
l%s
Wisconsin Fund Inc,
i»t>9
43%
39%
10
58 %
30%
20%
5.32
Ltd
Wellington Fund
1988
41%
66 %
54%
29
Insurance—
Life
Reinsurance Corp
6.58
Whitehall Fund
—_
18%
2
10
—
10
5
Franklin
16.05
8.15
4s
82%
39%
17%
65%
92
52%
Deposit of Md
&
4.87
8.59
6V2t>
78%
37:%
5
A—
-5
3%
3
10
Fidelity
6.02
7.72
Power
12%,
96
3.33 %
River
Insurance
42%
97
55%
14.77
7.54
Steel
11%
90
10
i
Northeastern
82
40 %
1
7.86
Barium
59%
56
57%
4
Federal
__l
Canada
Fund Inc
7.06
Appalachian
%
78%
54
i*.
62
36%
Value Line Income Fund Inc__l
l
Bid
4
38%
34 VB
46 %
5
Fire
Hampshire Fire
New York Fire is
—
a34.41
1
1.25
Shares
1
Bonds—-
5
(Bait),10
Ins
Life
New
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Recent
Monumental
32
Northwestern National Life;
Employees Group Assoc,
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3%s
Scuader Fund of Canada Inc,,1
'Scudder Stevens & Clark
—
Fund Inc
•
1
Inc
Fund
36 %
•;42%-"-
.10
3 %s
Income Fund
Boston
1
5
Manufacturers
Merchants &
16
102 %
203
155
5
Casualty
Bonding
Massachusetts
V 9.02
Fund Inc
2.54
of
Maryland
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—
Merchants Fire Assurance
Northern
266
255
iu
5
5
—10
Crum & Forster Inc
3.30s
Peoples
2.32
Incorporated Investors.
25%
23%
9.60
1
Fund
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated Income
10
North
General Lile
Assurance Co
:'1!; 33 %
1
Over-the-Counter Securities
Value Line
H-C7
—
22%
14%
95%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Electronics Shares Inc,.
United
Hamilton-Funds Inc—
81
2
2i"
1
20
Inc
6.26
2.44
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
Railroad
New Amsterdam Casualty
30%
14%
32%
—
21.89
New England Fund
New York Capital Fund
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Fully Administered shares—lc
13%
,3
—
Companies
17
7.62
6.51
Euiicling
.
6.84
shares———lc
Automobile
Nationwide Corp class
of Tenn
Life Insurance Co of Va
Life
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
1
Puritan
Group Securities—
National Union Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Pine Street
14.10"
34%
22
Ins
Hanover
One
9.22
Common stock series———le
no
i
1%
32%
51 %
<N J)—9
Ins—.
2
Natl Lile
Columbian
Ask
1 %
20
1
Bid
15%
47%
Fire Ins Assn
Camaen
10.8G
11.38
6.15
3.73
8.20
5.73
Par
Corp
&
6%
34%
27%
2%
10 %
37%
17
Co
100
(Va)_5
Ins
Mtge
6%
(N J) ,10
Natl
98%
Title Co__65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Title
Lawyers
National
Shippers
Life Ins
Bankers &
Bankers
81
Lincoln National Life
31
(Wash D C)___1
(Galveston i_
1
American Re-insurance
20.90
Growth Stock Series—
uns
%y':'
Lawyers
26
2%
9
34%
15%
Co.5
J),,2%
9,99
Stock Series—
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co lnc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
136
71%
186
10
Ins Co (Newark N
Ins
1988
5
6.25
Assurance
Home
■
1
Fla)
(Jacksonville
American
Amer
19 32
10.41
5.63
3.41
7 50
5.24
101
20%
22%
conv
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Balanced Series,——
1
Bond Series—.
——,1
Dividend Series—
1
Preferred Stock Series—
1
Income Series—
—
1
102 %
100
,
18%
20%
>''
Equitable Assur,
Fidelity & Casualty,5
preferred—
5
Heritage Life Ins—
$1.25
3.21
Series—
101
5s
4s_
29%
35%
American
-2 97
Security
,1976
__1983
Match
Ry
27%
32%
American
1
National
Eaton & Howard—
179
10
5
National Investors Corp,,,—1
Dividend
130%
68%
10
& Surety
Co
Great
Mutual Trust Shares
78
Companies
Ask
Bid
Globe &
Investors
Delaware Income Fund Inc_.—1
Diver
Aetna
Aetna
General
Massachusetts Life Fund—
10.11
Insurance
Par
Connecticut
Electrical Equipmentshares-lc
1970
Westcoast Trans 5%s
93
91
5%s—1971
Corp
Commonwealth Life
a43.07
*
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares——lc
14.29
Investing Co Inc.,—,1
Mutual Fund Inc.
1
Vegh
Underwood
101%
4%s___1983
Universal
100%
Ask
100%
Improv
Virginia
Co
shares
De Vegh
Stk Fund Inc—1
Sayles Mutual Fund
Transport
r<-n
0,94
99%
Gas
8 Industries 4%s
CJ
6.45
10.06
or,
0
Commonwealth Stock Fund-—1
11.84
5.88
5.05
12,900
9.27
Income
10 94
Fund—„——1
Knickerbocker
136
130
7'<
Fund Inc——
24.12
12,300
Securities com- —100
preferred —,100
Colonial Fund Inc_U.
1
Christiana
Commonwealth
7.87
22.31
1
—1
;Fund
Commonwealth
11.28
11.27
Com Stocksi—-1
Knickebocker Growth Fund—_1
Canadian International Growth
»
10 33 /
(Speculative Com Stki—1
(Low Priced Com Stks>_l
S-4
General Fund—
11654) Ltd
Canada
Canadian Fund Inc
»Income
s-3
148
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
United
76
150
5s
Amer
Agricultural Insurance Co
22 57
15 79
9 29
8.35
10.53
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
75
.-1971
Trans-Canada Pipe Line Units,
Trans Gas Pipe 4%s——1978
Textron
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
6s
Merrimac-Essex
Mueller
Canadian
Pac
Ry
3%s
1966
94%
100%
101%
1977
114
115
Carrier
Corp
4'/as
Chance Vought 5%s
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
66
El
Ferro
Natural
Ga6
5V4S-1977
3%s
Corp
99%
112
1975
1975
67
1975
33/*s
100%
113
76
Port
69
National
New
Can
1976
5s
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
Jersey
Bell
106
102%
3%s
1993
Mohawk Pwr
3%s,1988
99%
N
Uranium 53/4S
ww,l963
103%
Span
Owens-Illinois
Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
123
118
120
1988
101%
101'%
1971
119
100%
100%
-
99%
105 %
101 %
102%
3%s„1988
Petroleum 5s
101 %
1977
113
Home
Oil
Utilities
5s
4s
.
Blincis Power 4s
,—
125
Pub
Serv
Quebec
100%
101%
of
Okla
Natural
3%s
Gas
100%
99.993
99.995
July 10, 1958
99.978
99.983
July 17. 1958
July 24, 1958
July 31, 1958
August 7, .1958
99.962
99.969
99.947
99.953
99.924
99.933
99.907
99.916
July
3,
1958
Dollar Value
Sheraton
Co
of
Am
Counties
99%
Sperry Rand 5%s
43As_._1967
ww
August
14,
1958
21,
140%
•No
4s,1983
,1982
95
97
100
100%
114%
115 %
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid
listing
Exchange
yield price
the New York
99.884
99.856
99.869
99.839
99.853
1958
September 18, 1958——
September 25, 1958
99.826
28,
1958
September
11,
Ex-rights,
t New
on
99.900
1958——
August
September 4,
d
value.
to
%xk
99.890
99.873
1958,—,_i~
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
100 V4
138%
1988
Units
Gas
Bid
August
102
a
Southern
Long Island Lighting 4%s__1988
Bills
Ask
115
1973
5%s
100%
124
1988
Glass
Bid
108
102 %
Niagara
Pacific
Gulf
States
United States Treasury
84
82
1976
frruehauf Trailer 4s
General
3%s
Dollar Value
New
1972
Paso
Brass
95%
1982
4%s
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.842
99.809
99.822
99.792
99.807
Volume
187
Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2947),
47,
Third federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
■.
Bank clearings this week will show
,
an
Pre¬
a year ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
10.5%;above those of the corresponding week last
$20,2i>§,783$51 against $23,752,533,627 for.
the
weekly clearings will be
week in
.
-
-1,948,018
■
9.8
+
9.3
1,388,000,000
—16.4
:
;
1,505,000,000
«
'
4,340,239
„
i
4,172,366
.
3,840.428
+
7,727,320
;,
9,967,508
•'.
■>
.
+ 29.0
8.6
--3,918,698
^
1,940,86-1
5,124,321
•
1,290,000,000.
3,913,562
7,756,775
0.9
+
2,273,106
3,793,18ft
6,387,354
"
"
A 3,955,435
1,724,84ft
1,540,47V
—
Delaware—Wilmington
21,633,619
New Jersey—-Trenton
there ig a gain for the week
ending Friday, of 21.7%. Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
'
'
%
A..;C
'«;/
-
1.9
—
+
Wilkes-Barre
-19,723,113
+
9.7
3,879,447
8,065,156
19,672,092
18.870,768
18,242,709
+
3.4r
13,582,402
14,077,221
1,237,601,666
1,460,343,233
—15.3
1,572,218,259
1.351,005,84a
—15.9
11,499,643
York
At this center
1957.
2,352,436
2,425,177
4,352,527
Scranton.
same
1953
1,787,462
.
1,160,000,000
Reading_____
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
•>'
■
2,663.176
Philadelphia.
cities of the .United States for which it is
possible to obtain
1956
'
—11.5
4,756,178
Lancaster
28, clearings for all
21-
or
Dec. c/o
1,909,895
2,307,229
Cheater
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, June
Inc.
'
$
1,690,641
Bethlehem
.,
Ended June
1957
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
at
Week
w.
1958 "
increase compared with
-
'
—
Total (11
cities)
7,584,746
-
7,850,930
3.4
—
;
—
3,850,02ft
7,847,94ft
<
14,719,6)1
—CLEA1HNGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
I
Week Ended June 28-^
Yerk
New
*•
*
.
_
......
1,112,891,548
1,188,055,316
1,238,000,000
779,344,240
Kansas City,
:
775,046,972
••
483,532,333
Lopis
San
%
4.3
—
432,321,664
,
355,500,000
Francisco
!
CoJumbus
Mansfield,
Youngsto\vn___
^ ^11.8
548,130,444
520,985,143
622,174,116
Total
'384,288,090
388,546,893
—
vi'
—16.3
Baltimore
,
^
+'•'
Other cities, five days
Total all
cities, five days.
jAA] Total
our
4,532,848,485
947,629,423
issue of next week.
we are able to
June 21.
statement, however, which
For that week there
week in 1957.
at this center
was
increase of
an
increase of 48.0%.
an
Boston Reserve District of
register
falling off of
a
smaller by
H
Reserve
District
In
the
the
totals
olis Reserve District of 8.1%.
•
;
4,194,520
3,324,8Y8
7.9
19,894,012
223,588,077
203,083,353
0.7
4.4
7,542,570
390,597,821
367.972,583
4.3
145,467,846
122,273,861
2.0
791,284,846
724.456,003
20,483,000
'
—
—
—
' 853,104,987
6,818.36?
33,273,671
—
4.1
34,472,762
25,746,035
160,581,754
+
3.2
149,865,073
115,625,16ft
513,300,000
6,207,021
450,000,000
6,721,770
+14.1
413,700,000
386,200,00ft
■
6,384,515
34,683,564
252,348,854
214,041,380
+ 15.7
16,849,910
—10.4
5,993,191
5.387,30ft
7,148,561
7.1
214,961,258
14,579,549
247,720,471
15,095,624
587,959
642,161
228,969,007
241,400,338
1,509,314,714
1,404,960,507
Total (10 cities)
6,978,110
—33.7
272,637,231
Orleans
-
7.7
—
7,402,399-'
292,075,043
we
nW
Seventh Federal Reserve
to the
that in
Michigan—Ann
+
205,269,95ft
206,870,895
12.221,797
8.4
+
473,95ft
217,564,615
196,694,781
7.4
—
542,627
5.2
—
1,312,161,414
1.160,483.07ft
District—Chicago-
Arbor
2,495,015
1,280,716
20,308,956
22,491,721
-
11,676,510
13,331,932
9,007,800
11,356,276
<-
94,108,000
83.461.000
ft,465,309
5,058,980
15,990,682
8.6
4,194,869
146,413,743
138,243,717
+
5.9
134,040,256
7,724,023
7,104,600
-!•
8.7
54,689,190
17,532,072
2,095,713
1,262,233,516
8,446,224
16,715,414
44.067.001
+ 24.1
14,587,346
+ 20.2-
Grand
expansion of'46.1%
an
Cleveland
Rapids
Lansing
and in the
Reserve
District
the
totals
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
are
Terre
The
>
Haute
'
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Chicago Reserve District has
Des Moines
Sioux City
;
Illinois—Bloomington
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an
Chicago
Decatur
improvement of 12.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 11.1% and in the San Fran¬
Peoria
cisco Reserve District of 5.1%.
Rockford
•i 94.8
2,922,470
2.547,54t
9.7
21,465,052
+ 29.6
9,890,516
17.115,5U3
8,922,9971
—
+ 17.4
12,927,689
9,763,601
4
12.8
84,418,000
71,586,000
—40.8
5,534,605
10,179,244
9,910,984
4,334,9311
117,098,064
5,717,0yj
40,329,32 ft
13,802,403
—
1,491,570
1,226,084,234
8,510,518
6,792,515
40,889,240
•
+ 40.5-
3.0
+
—
1,033,68ft
985,751,52ft
~
—20.2
7,432,751
13,585,052
2,029,665
1,246,316,825
7,577,418
19,781,047
10,393,284
0.8
—20.0
20,899,108
15,198,022
12,121,995
8,851,035
Springfield
'
In the following we furnish a summary by
'
gain of 1.6%, the bank clearings
a
We group the cities according
larger by 7.4%.
are
V I. ;-v
165,701,403
Louisiana—New
gain of 3.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 3.3% and the Minneap¬
a
836,442,937
Mobile
10.6%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
15.3%.
t—
1,328,716,870
■
+ -5.1
—
~
8.293,335
Alabama—Birmingham
7.8%, and in the Richmond Reserve District by 2.0%, but in the Atlanta
to its credit
cities)
Mississippi—Vicksburg
24.5%, the aggregate clearings for
Federal Resferve Districts in which they are located and from this
the New York Reserve District the totals record
12,647,251
1,553,676,738
—11.1
4,489,807
436,302,037
151,702,744
Macon
present further below,
we
-.7.8
24,247,916
8,234,224
416,966,100
145,196,388
-
Nashville
$31,034,004,938 against $24,934,435,668 in the
Outside of this city there was
showing
,,
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
12,971,893
-—-
228,069,148
Tennessee—Knoxville
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to
same
week in all
415,820j259
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-
appear
the week
as
3,992,417
22,323,102
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed
506,223,176
-
239,730,706
Columbia—^Washington
Total (6
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the
3.5
—ti—
:
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
Virginia—Huntington
District of
+10.5
them
50,895,900
{><4?.<»*•£
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 10.0
week covered
3.7
>1,477,412,392+.,: 1,602,401,663.5
South
+ 10.8
906,569,705
We cannot furnish
+
—18.8
501,681,419:
■:
-
•
Richmond.—
4.5
+
$26,253,783,951 $23,752,533,627
all Cities for week
Complete and exact details for the
in
4,738,147,115
.•
■
.
^ i r ginia—N orfolk
+ 12.3
$25,306,154,528 $22,845,963,922
All cities, one day_.
:
^
-
1:
:•
J
'
287,178,480
538,805,14t"
56,453,500
17,890,073
.15,827,384
1.1
west
$20,568,007,413 $18,313,115,437
(7 cities)——
....
312,596,517
633,186,445
"
6.3
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
*
Ten cities, five days
458.806.54G
10,397,952
"'
+
*
i—
24.5
Cleveland
16,415.312
3.4
—
-
66,168,800
'<■*.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.—
687,088,114^Vr*i^. A
413,626,279
—10.5
14,079,720
14,903,160
329,059,675
664,500,285
62,265,900
13,575,912
13,331,656
Cleveland*..
8.2
0.6
Pittsburgh '
J*
12,537,952
317,728,689
594,759,029
+
361,900,000 r-W 1.8
/693,147,0Q0
_
•-
Cincinnati
—
.
»A ti«
4
^
"
Ohio—Cantons
+ 21.7
'
Boston
st.
1957
1,136.000,000
—
Philadelphia
+
>
.
A
Chicago
••
1958
.
$14,688,692,780 $12,071,851,918
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+19.1
5,669,553
17,166,35ft
8,875,303
5,373,373
7,552,676
Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
(17 cities)
1,693,267,627
1,632,741,727
+
3.7
1,634,955,818-
1,325,603,32ft
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
A-
-
1958
Week Ended June 21—
1st Boston
2nd
York
New
3rd Philadelphia
—
8th Richmond
—
18,657,010,023
+10.6
1955
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
846,123,095
12,647,904,809
11,539,007,940
Missouri—St.
941,855,757
v.
+ 43.1
12,773,050,388
1,237,601,66G
1,400,343,233
—15.3
1,572,218,259
; 1,477,412,392
1,602,401,663
7.8
1,553,676,738
853,104,987
-
393,000,000
+
3.6
387,600,000
352,600,00ft
210,154,713
+
0.4
212,966,254
149,688,738
3,155,286
140,150,296
+
6.8
138,227,657
189,563,34*
121,087,515
+ 11.2
3,081,561
2,717,871
756,786,921
-
379,200,000
210,942,897
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
732,341,249
3.3
741,875,472
665,968,23*
—26.4
14,885,363
7.9
467,597,597
172,334,496
'7,844,804
301,656,063
141,738,692
8,373,743
1,328,716,875
836,442,937
7
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
1,351,005,843
—
II
Total
«f
6
—
900,586,234
<1
..11
4th Cleveland
1956
or
Dec. %
$
996,080,568
a
9
__
Inc.
1957
$
..12 cities
—
2.0
791,284,846
724,456,009
7.4
1,312,161,414
; 1,160,483,076
3.7
1.634,955,818
1,325,603,328
(4 Cities)
1
2,836,240
+
'
6th Atlanta.
.11
_10
7th Chicago
17
8th St. Louis
9th
11th Dallas.
7
_
10th Kansas City
—
—
...
12th San Francisco
1,404,960,507
1,632.741,727 A-f
4
..
Minneapolis—
1,509,314,714
1,693,267,627
II
9
6
*
'
756,786,921
_
II
,
,3.3
741,875,472
727,755,906
+
3.1
089,402,471
+ 12.8
728,126,080
Ninth Federal Reserve
572,648,038
703,583,071
'
665,963,234
793,900,156
«f
+
786,872,797
.
732,341,249
664,711,987
-
St.
607,686,364
1.535,880,339
31,034,004,938
24,934,435,068
+ 24.5
24,540,336,539
22,079,255,434
12,635,220,056
+
1.6
12,354,379,602
585,784,640
580,987,011
5.1
1,436,822,397
1,223,811,325
-
13,099,537
490,025,723
189,078,292
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
10,949,273,447 "
+11.1
:
North
675,056,192
1,614,258,945
+
Paul
South
ll
4$
9,640,740
528,689,562
209,633,637
Minneapolis.
12,833,346,882
10
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth.
Montana—Billings
——
.108 cities
—
-
Outside New Yoik City.
+10.9
10,236,177'
11,441,876
+ 11.8
4,712,402
11.9
6,215,476
14,210,987
8.1
■
9,446,150
3.8
+ 11.4
689,402,471
5,094,267
5,292,906
6,243,181
16,129,528
5,606,352
14,416,919
+
786,872,797
727,755,906
+
—
—
"
Total
—
—
4,079,131
6,016,63*
13,033,97ft
-
Total (7 cities)
572,6+8,038
t
•
■
"»
1
We
new
add
our
week ended June 21
detailed statement
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
showing the figures for each city for the
for four years:
Nebraska—Fremont
-
City—
1,127,290
877,971
+ 23.4
Clearings at—
1958
Ended
Inc.
1957
$
$
211956
or
Dec. %
1955
$
Omaha
$
-
,
Portland
,
2,516,501;
6,318,560
3,764,188
1,877,790
—25.7
1,717,386
3,489,098
..
15,038,682
—
-..Worcester
3,856,478
14,871,204
13,564,493
New Haven
13,555,467
43,739,529
Connecticut—Hartford,
43,886,588
22,634,973
Rhode Island—Providence
-
—
3,147,798
.
Total (9
3,775,690
3,511,624
12,815,940
10,707,716
0.3
996,080,568,,
'
.
.York—Albany_„
Buffalo—.—:
Dallas
9,343,357
39,666,424'
Fort
33,666,516
-
24,614,326
18,322,823
28,742,100
32,349,100
3,395,905
162,615,690
.
'162,591,653
'
-
3,004,404
—
.
u
-'k
'A
525,401,140
46,664,790
43,272,022
7,480,000
8,726,000
7,970,410
Wichita Falls
11,197,272
6,664,284
+ 28.8
10,429,332
+ 11.5
496,408,010
46,053,138'
7.8
+
15.2
+19.6
1.7
9,266,86ft
502,583,835
-
37,851,935
6,702,000
8,645,000
7,822,419
16,426,741
—
+10.6
846,123,095
.7,640,051
16,937,324
941,855,757
Louisiana—Shreveport
12,640,175
—
12,425,646
..
+
(6 cities).
+ 24.6
.
=
.+ 11.1
(a)
0.1
172,143,191
147,229,584
.2,923,180
2,753,124
4,118,553
2,991,363
—12.2
256,443,141
237,339,478
+
8.1
6,361,207
5,794,686
+
257,292,819
229,008,173
Utah—Salt
19,233,145
'
—
—11.0
12,299,215,612
44,590,451
30,035.490
28,325,266
COBAecticujt^Stamford.
m
New Jersey—Newark.
«4ai
Y > 7
81,959,909
Northern New Jersey-
+
3.37J.931
44,933,635-
1
"
■"
'
i
'
18,657,010.023
,}
,
-
•
96.099,745
"
667,686,364
Oregon—Portland
112,691,048
118,471,758
30,005,250
31,970,738
•
22,740,349
■
4,188,821"
;
3,677,889
18,200,658,056
cities)
675,056,192
.
.
535,784,640
.
4
580,987,011
3,328,558
-Takima
—
*
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
———
Pasadena
18,615,819
5,126,095
192,277,49ft
4.9
111,148,468
99,076,251
—
6.1
28,546,746
18,570,871
21,504",lift
—10.3
843,942,332
34,542,774
196,069,6n
4,998,773
242,270,060
3.5
771,360,610
654,838,15A
27,507,785
21,342,433
—
20,764,874
873,403,269
213,108,602
9.8
+ 12.4
26,699,274
15,864,805
"
„
Rochester
(9
664,711,98?
2,335,307
-
(a)
Syracuse,
Total
7,201,852
728,126,080
'
2.8
—
27,313,301
New York
:
27,222,47*
442,389,580
10,577,067
5,666,298
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
(a»,
*"
-
v
585,937,753
;
Worth——
Galveston
■410.5
900,586,234
34,025.205
—«
Khnira——
Jamestown
•
3.5
+12.8
—
;■
14,303,064
Washington—Seattle
v
6,600,885
703,583,071
0.6
-
—
Texas—rAustin
;; A Sectnd Federal Reserve District—New YorkBJngbamton
6,369,595
793,900,156
;
cities)!
Eleventh Federal Reserve District-—Dallas—
3,959,430
15,603,270
Total
,
+16.5
—
653,951
7,153,941.
159,556,980
10,492,160
-
Total.(12 cities).
New
+17.6
12,465,350
-
1,302,225
9.5
—10.0
32,863,000
3,060,574
—31.9
34,709,297
454,421,176
14,526,089
Joseph.
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
815,150,308
l.i
A °4
25,139,952
36,325,100
Hampshire—Manchester.
+
172,453,283
11,998,821
31,257,198
482,204,962
12,344,925
34,494,818
\
704,689,107
—13.9
—
6.1
+
534,397,645
City—
'
413.1
3,696,377
1,394,608
_
699,959
9,009,692
"
7,125,605
746,410,007
St.
'
•Springfield
New
2,585,444
3,182,849
New Bedford.
r
2.9
'—18.7
8,274,489
844,004,237
River
-Lowell
,
3.00J.084
6,725,460
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
Wichita
2,920,965
+ 26.9
+ 14.6
7,783,734
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
—
731,803
8,477,491
173,872,063
11,427,035
;
Lincoln
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Main©—Bangor
928,587
9,714,078
184,558,320
Hastings
June
'993,bi
955,388
'
Week
.
-
+ 48.0
6.0
San
34,002.742
:
'v..-—
+
7.5
—
98.356,758
12,773,050,388
41,865,719
San Francisco.
11,129,981,987
0.7
+
76,210,485
12,185,956,937
+
28,875,047.:
•"
J
2.3
'
•
28,286,505
":74,669.114
89,485,206i'
•
+46.1
1
25,716,055
T —
12,647,904,809
,
Santa Barbara
\\
1
17,891,326
Total (10 cities).
Grand
487,559,86ft
nil.
. in
+ 29.4,
8,525,493
13,363,533
1,614,258,945
1,535,880,339
31,034,004,938
24,934,435,668
12^33,34G;882
12,635,220,056
6.1
6,670,771
5,749,891
+ 18.7
12,640,211
11,962,46ft
5.1
1,436,822,897
1,223,811,325
+
+
"
"67,921,097
11,539.007,946
9,045,427
15,858,191
Stockton
26,115,154
" "
Jose
+
''
total
(108 cities)—iii
Outside New York City-
(a)
.
Clearings operations discontinued.
-
+
24.5..^24,540,336,53?^979,25^434
+' 1.6
12,354,379,602
10,949,273,447
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
(2948)
48
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
General
Hicirandina
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed.
We give below
countries of the world
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
a
JUNE
20,
1958
TO
26,
JUNE
County Lignting
3 (4 %
first mortgage
1
2549
A.—
1
—July
-
>
.
"B"___—July
'
2550
1
;__Aug
1
Co.—
bonds, due 1975—
Koehring-Waterous Ltd.—
1st 434% series A bonds, due June 30, 1974
Mansfield Telephone Co,—
1st mortgage 5%
bonds due April 1, 1960
Kings
"%v 4/
INCLUSIVE
1958,
I'
-
bonds.-*.
fund
sinking
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
31/2 rM first mtge. & Coll. trust bonds series
ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RE SERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
BY
CERTIFIED
■'
jaiaroeiectricia Andinai, S.
tanergia
secured
7%
1
■
,
2549
2486
sinking fund debs., due April 1, 1961—July
15-year 4(4 %
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
1
bonds, due
Winkle-Munning Co.—
Hanson-Van
Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal
Page
Date
„
July 1, 1974—July
Foods Corp., 3)b% debentures, due July 1, 1976-July
first 3(4%
Service Co.,
Gas
.
•
.
and Monetary Unit
Country
;
for
Noon Buying Rate
Monday
June 20
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
June 23
Friday
v..
*'
June 24
June 25
June 26
Official
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0244749
.0242249
.0240048
pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France. (Metropolitan),
Franc
1.039062
1.040312
1.041875
1.043437
.210648
.210448
.210473
.210373
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
(official).
.00285795*
United
.00237562
.00237625
.00237875
.238716
.238633
.238650
.210549
.210284
.210296
.210134
2.810-H2
2.806875
2.805625
2.802687
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.327308
.327208
.326975
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.264000
.264000
.264075
2.782487
2.782487
.
Delaware Power &
.327475
2.779084
2.777846
,
.0800560*
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.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
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pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
—
.0349000*
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2.810312
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Walker-Scott
" "
1
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
June
June 18,
25,
account
certificate
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
June 26,
1957
1958
ASSETS—
1958
19,934,391
99,000
832,389
2,111
—1,165,000
—
12,875
20,766,780
—1,177,875
101,111
—
338,253
+
6,oi)7
+
2U,OJ7
Other caeh
351,227
+
13,055
+
10,238
Discounts and advances
127,979
—
343
—.
Industrial loans
43,224
Acceptances—bought outright—
if. fl. Governmeat securities:
;
Bought nutrigW—
Bills
4,^.———————
q
Certificates
•t
—
26,016
—
138
1—■
2
—
Union
Banks
Great
from other than Federal Reserve
Bonds
>
\'
^Teld
;
ASSETS—
24,955,722
292,100
+
2,045,147
78,000
+
44,000
+
Commercial
Total V- S. Govt, securities
24,299,722
+
2*4,160
Total loans and securities—
25,171,268
+
187,944
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected
cash
15
items
Other assets
+
+
—1,994~631
1,415,986
88,261
193,903
466
+
13,100
26,043
—1,875,170
+126,154
26,569,455
—
+ <:
U.
8,447
18,567,677
—
U. 8. Treasurer—general acct.
523,657
+
Foreign
Dther
268,413
384,609
396,455
•*-
--——f
—
—-
189,834
21,018
202,428
+
—60,531
Total deposits
1.9,744,356
feared, availability cash items
«tr liab. and accrued divs—
'
Total liabilities
-
4,302,180
23,680
50,639,671
—
'
68,133
+
—
141,393
+
112,444
25,211
—1,807,114
—-
21,347
1,049
+
107,564
1,042
—1^39,723
+
121,399
+
+
Surplus
paid in
(Section
353,129
7)
(Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
178,358
Total liab. J5t capital accts.
Ratio
of .gold
certificate
rejserves to deposit and F.
-note liabilities combined
+
20,457
+
61,605
218
+
Reserves with
Cash
+
+
+
592
+
+
" 247
+
+
+1,047
+
48
+
.3,344
+
1,734
Federal Reserve Banks—
vault
in
Balances
-
with domestic banks-;
.
.
103
5%
52,007,899
—
77~307
35,926
—1,875,170
338
+
11
+
+
+:'
1,559
+
+
58
T7
2,624
106
to
after
and
banks
deduction
of
Bros.
of
6
Gustin-Bacon,
—
804
4-
303
valuation
Class
re¬
Haloid
1
condition statement of weekly reporting member
hanks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
following principal changes for the week
June i8: Increases of
$1,223 million in loans ad-
iihows-the
jUsted, $1,483 Trillion in holdings .of U. ,S. Government
fweurities, and $2,624 million in U. S. Government de¬
posits.
A
Commercial and industrial loans increased
tricts and
a
in all dis¬
total of $574 million at all
reporting member
the principal increases were $268 million in New
$78 million in Chicago, and $52 million in the
Itaarftainciseo District. This week's increase includes
iORns for quarterly tax date needs.
Changes according
mms;
#vftiMludtry appear ih another press release. Loans for
.^chasing <>r,-carrying U. 'S. Government and other
MBUrttkes increased $595 million, of which $494 million
was
4e -brokers and -dealers.
fadings of Treasurv bil s increased $351 million in
of U. S. Government bonds increased
i.
•
(quar.)
NOTICE OF TENDER
Indianapolis Public Loan Co., Inc.—
debentures
due
May
5%
debentures
due
Jan.
$1,25
July
'.
;
1
July
1, 1964
1, 1965
Admiral Finance Corp.1—
Participating -junior
American Investment
5>4%
;.
v
1
cumulative-prior
of
s.
f.
preferred
•
2552
Inc.+~-
Hartford
sinking fund bonds, series 1963—
Eastern Industries,
V
(increased.js.-.a)_-_
-
(4
'
\.
—
2789
"
7-
1 '
7-::i
6-30
•6-20
*•
6-20 ;
7-
'6-10.
7-1
$1.12V2
6-10'
1
•
4%
^-,
ic
6-30
6-10
6-30
"7-" !'
50C
,
50c
—
-
2ta%'
$1.50
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6-141
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7-1.
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3
6-13
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7-10
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i
6-16
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- -7-21
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6-13
1
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25c
37 (4c
—
6-17
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—
6-10
,
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-
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Co.—
—
(quar.)———
-
prr.
S1.06U+
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.
6-16
.
(quar.)_—_—
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„
preferred D (quar.)—
5% preferred E
5
(,:;7w21
60c
,
.
(quar.)^__'__
%! preferred C (quar.)
5%
8-
7-31
3c
3c ;
i
(C. F-) CO., 5:80% pfd.
Hawaiian Electric Co'.'-Ltd..' '
:— —-25C
25C
-1-15
-
...
Y-15
*"27(4c'
5'/a %1 preferred F (qnar.).—
Filnd •*.(quar.)'J'_I^i____'—^-—
7-
-7-31
6'
7-
-
6
I 7- 6
t
7-r 6
7-15,.
•
Haydoek
*:
*3% 9
7.7-1
Rein-Werner"
2546
1
Heinz
..—July
bds. due July 1, '1981—-July
'•
1
2546 *
1
conv. pref. stOck_July 15
.
2546
2799
Co.,
common
(quar.,)—
-Helena. Rubeixstein, rlnci ?(4"ukr.")_l_
Heller
•
L .4968***^.*.—-July
J.)
,-25c
!-•'
"4%
(quar.)—--—jr.--———
5V2% preferred (quar.);—w————.—
-
7-40
: T-'.l
9U'4C
-
r
6-43
6-24
;•
>3"
;
35C
6*43-'
4M61
30c -;.: 6-30
(Walt^r.-EV). 'common ' (quar.
preferred
"6-30
55c
•-
;3."65% preferred (quar.)'——
2438
1
(H.
Corp,r(quar.<)_l:il:i^__^i.^t.—+
:7-T
20c .; -
Hayes Industries .(reduced)-
2789
"
Inc., $0.70 cumul.
*
^'25c
.
Inc.: (quar;
Stores
r
'6-13
8-15
,
stock—_i_——Aug14
due July
:
••
(quar.)__
Fire
6-42
,
i
•7-
f$1.25
•
<
—
6-12r
"
v:20c
Winkle-Munning
Corp.
Hartfield
Riousing Corp.—
sinking fund debentures
7- 4
7-.7
-7-15
5
Y- 1
$20c
-
*
i
8-
f25c
-
j
5% pfd. (quar.)__
Harris-lntertype Corp. (quar.
Harrisburg Hotel Co. (Pa.)
Pag*
t
6-27
7-21
66(<iC
(quar.)^—.
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (red.uced)„:
4
■„
6-16 ;
6-30
:
,
.7-11.:
-40c
■
*
.
Hathaway
Date
:
"
Harbisoli-WaJker Refractories, 6% pfd. (quar;)
.
5%
11-25
...7-22
v'
•
.
-
Ampai-American -Palestine Trading Coifp.—
-.
C
4% sinking fund debentures, series B jdue July 1, 1967-July
^Atlanta Gas Light *00., first >4%
Atlas Plywood Corp.—
>
IOC
A
dividend
Stock
?
jiebentures——'-July 14
Illinois—.,
.
-7- 1
————
7
Shoe,
Hanson-Van
*
-
-
:
subord.
Co.
7-16
$1.18
/
5% preferred B
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
^
>
ir
m.25
..
'„M.
—
preferred (quar.)-i-.
preferred (quar.)
i
Hanover
Harsco
Pennsylvania RR.—
Gen. mtge., 4(4% bonds, series "E" due July I, 1984_Jun 30
Company and Issue—
I
B
42-15
^8-
$1.25**'. :
Stock .dividend ^payable In,class A stk.)
Stock dividend ;(payable in class A stk.)
Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
r
Hanover Insurance-^N. Y.) - (quar.)
^
-
•
G-20
,
Hanover
Pag*
~
6-16 *
:;7-15 4
12 (2 c
Harnischfeger Corp. (reduced):
'
:
Date
6-13
7.-15
..
i.——
Hancock Oil Co—
/.
:
Company and Issue—
7-25
6-30
(quar.)—.
Funds',
H-D
4(4%
:
6-14
1
8-
HammermiU Paper Co.—
'
6
6
,:'G-25
,
,'
80c
;
—
-Hamilton National Assoc.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
•
15-year 3%
Y<*k City and a total of $592 million
at all reporthanks. Holdings of Treasury ^rtificates of
'
-
6-
6-
€-30
20c
37%c
.
—
Amun-fcraeli
btedness and
>'•
6-20
6- €
J
6-30
,
$21
'
.(from ordinary income)—-L
(ffpm ordinary /income)--L.¬
Mfg. Co;, (quar.
j'l
Series
Hamilton
preferred, and common stock called for < redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
5%
2
»
Mfg.','*(quar.)
Company
4(4%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
■-
Hamilton COtton^Co. Ltd.,
Notices
a
6-30
Co.
',
—
5.30%, preferred '(quar.)
Hahn Brass, Ltd.;- common
■:
Below will be found
>
held
(quar.)l—
Common
.
787
6-20
6-30
34
individual loan items are shown gross.
53,630
1
7-1
*
+1,084
2.6%
+
6-16
""7-
$1.25
(quatv)_—i
—
>
$5 preferred: (quar.)-'—i-_^
Gulf Power-Co.,-4.64% preferred (quar.)_j-_
Guwiar Mines, Ltd-^i.
;
-
126,154
~
'1- 2
25c
'
$5 preferred
Redemption Galls and Sinking fund:
640
991
6-16
37 (4 c./.
;
-
Interstate
6-10
1
'7-
i7y2c
(initial)—
6-10
7-2
r7- 2
15c
r:
.
6-19
30c
..
share of Gulf
a
Stock dividend
'••
1,158
6-13
6-30
25c-
(quar.)
for each share
268
6-16
I
$1.75
Cooperage,"-class A • (quar.)__\—
5 % convertible pfd. (quarJ
Series ;H-C
.29c
7-1
7-
,
,v
<5.
"44.8%
115,041
loan commitments—J
loans
1
1
45c
(quar.)——
Ltd.
Co.„ common.,.—
preferred
Hamilton
R.
corresponderts
tExclusive .of
Wire Co.,
(B.)
l/10th
,+ 2,220
1.91
9-
12-
30c
43
—
2
913
Banks
9-10
12+L0
Grouped Income Shares, Ltd., Special stock
Stock dividend
(One preferred share
for
each 10 shares held)
/
+ 4.576
31
i
+
2
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Hagen chemicals & Controls, Inc.—Reserve
6-16
preferred (quar.)—-—_
Grief
22
+
334
+
dej)osits adjusted
1 57,434
Time deposits except U. 8. Government • 28,067
U, S. Government deposits—r—
5,197
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
*
11,411
Demand
serves;
+
Power
Gulf Life Insurance (quar.)—
Gulf Mobile &- Ohio RR.—
V
From .others
6-
6-30
40c
(Winnipeg)
Griesedieck Co.,
'
Borrowings:
From Federal
6-30
35c
Corp.;'(quar.).
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
f. 549
+
76
6-25
6-13
—
>
786
—
+
J
1
6-30
;
t3l%c
(Houston)
90
,
...7,-
?40c
:
6,766
.
9
6-20
$1.06 (4
2,565
31
—
9
6-
6-12
7-15
5c.
w.
6-
.
-
7- 1
%C
"
Financiaf
Mountain
■*$1.50
'71
702
21,676
9,337
1,604
13,548
999
2,725
(quar.)_
(quar.)—_
—
Greenwich Gas
+1,183
J.
1
37
195'
-
Contingent liabtUtv .on acceptfmces pQrchased for foreign
fhd«»trial
4-
17
27,543
\
■
479
809,198
(Surplus
101
+
..Foregin .banks
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
notes
securities
to banks
1
7-
Western
Greening
1,702
32,399
2.327
1,598
6,798
—
indebtedness—
7-
com.
^
Western
Green
+
bonds—
S.
Other
70
11,115
bills
Y.)
(N.
class A
6-23
7-15
50c
Producers, Inc.—
\
>
preferred A (quar.)
—
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.4—+7%
preferred (quar.)_
—
—2,160
+
.
6-20
93 %c
6%
182
494
+
11-25
6-30
tsi.io.
8,318
+•
8-25
12-J5
.
35c
insurance
Paper; Ltd.,
Great
LIABILITIES—
—<!*
"r
:
34,140
+
Loans
Member bank reserves
Lakes
9-15
40c
8,870
Treasury certificates of
V
-
American
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
56]/4C
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Stores
Great West Life Assurance Co.
1,388
U. S. Government securities—total
Treasury
LIABILITIES—
;
federal Reserve notes—
Deposits:
,-9
3,671
loans
Other
Treasury
—
574
+
loans
estate
Real
9,091
52y007,899
—
75ot)4 assets
.
1,223
+
securities
ing
—
— —
Great Southern Life Insurance
for
dealers
and
brokers
(increased)
preferred
Ltd.
When
•
tJ5c
Co., .4Va%
Great
—
purchasing or carrying securitiespurchasing or carry¬
125,833
+
+
54,252
loans—
2,454
'
,
.
-
*45c
1957
29,879
———
(quar.)
Aj
(quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
5% 1st preference (quar.)
Great Lakes Towing Co.i
1958
Other loans for
7
—
to
Loans
2,089,147
<*•>
5,098,192
Dank premises
Toy,
Drug
Great
<In millions of dollars)
+
loans
class
.Great. America*. Rea^y,
June 19,
+
7
;
;
$25c
(-t-) Since
Decrease
95,988
adjustedt-—-
industrial
and
Agricultural
J..
Gray
June 11,
494
adjustedt
Loans
44,000
—
'
*■
investments
and
Loans
..•.
Total bought outright
under repurcliase agr't
i'
;
Share
(W T-.) Co., common (quar.)—
3%r>t pieferred (quar;)—_———
Increase ( + ) or *
.
1958
8,583,906
+
—8,571,413
12,493
2,789*257
_—-
T"
/
June 18,
/
4-2,045,147
' *;.'7
.<
" 7
;
,
(quar.>—
Quarterly
292,100
+
stock—July 11
..'V,' •'
•"
Grant
\™
•
preferred
'7
Y
Issue.
this
Company
Co.,
A
cxass
reporting mem¬
of assets and liabilities of
A summary
ber banks follows:
*
2,220,360
19,946,105
«...
Grafton &
$103 million.
401
23,308
Name of
banks -decreased
to
Loans
million,
$191
X**
Par
Grand
696,0^8
+
•
in
DIVIDENDS
&
.
Notes*.
'ft-'
'.
••
Grand
decreased
cumul.
Corp.,'. 7%
'■
adjusted increased $171 million in
New York City, $91 million in the Boston District, and
$67 million in the Philadelphia District, but they de¬
creased $121 million in the San Francisco District and
$78 million in Chicago; there was a net increase of
$334 million at all reporting member banks.
Borrowings
-
Total gold certificate reserves
F. It. notes of other banks
\
t
(Continued from page 14)
deposits
Demand
Gold
! V
•
1
$247 million and $1,047 million; respectively, and hold¬
ings of Treasury notes decreased $703 million, largely
reflecting the Treasury's combined refunding and new
financing operation.
(In thousands of dollars)
■
conv.
•Announcement
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
- ■*.*
•
•• •
1952——July 15
t
■
r
2.792216
.
;
Condition of the Twelve
of
? ..
■
'
•Nominal.
Statement
2798
-
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
2.799813
2798
;
.
series due 1987_-l_JulyT8
.
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
«.
»—
■.
r
2217
2800
subord. debentures due July 1, 1971July 7
1896
Publications, "inc., debentures—
—July " 1
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.— +*'
•
- f*.";
1896
4% first mortgage bonds, due 1965——Sep. 1
Mead Corp., 3%..;iirst-mtge. bonds due June 1, 1956--July 21
.'>+ ?
'-;7:.:
National Container Corp.—
• .4\
2703
4%% 15-year s.- f. debs., series due 1956—July i5 \
2703
viYzto 15-year s: Y? debs.,'series due 1970-——^.—
July 15
2493
Northam Warren Corp., preference -stock—Aug .-1
Pacific Finance Corp;,'4%5debentures-dub* 1959i-__
--Aug ~'tT- "2843
5 %
2.774937
,
Light Co.-—
series A bonds, dated Oct. 15,
Ltd.— ' - • •
"*
•" .
/
,
Oil Co.
*
.
.
Macfadden
—
...
Pag*
Date.
preferred
first s. f.
5%
•Home
...264166
'
.
Inc.,
Products,
>•', 1st mtge. & coll.-trust bonds, 5 %
Edmonton Pipe Line Coy Ltd.—
• *■
.00277912*
CALLED
stcck——.Aug
8
American Brake Shoe Co., 4% cumul. pfd. stock
Jun 30 v
C.I.T. Financial Corp., 2%:% debs, due April 1, 1959—Jun 30
.00237812^
.238700
.327643
.0800560*
.263900
New Zealand, pound*.
Norway, krone *
—.
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, cscudo
—,
Spain, peseta —■
n
•«
r.r
.00237562
.210605
2.810312
.00277912*
——July
;
*"
Company and Issue—
Alco
.238470
—
2496
ISSUES
ENTIRE
.00311807*
franc
2706
1
1982
"
.210023
——
1
.0200500
1.038750
mark
Union of South Africa,
.0200500
—
Ireland, pound
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
.
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.0385356*
.0200500
—
.
——
.
.0385356*
.0200500
(Free)
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
—
.0200500
.0385356*
1
1,
debentures due Jan.
5(4%
25-year
.0385356*
.0385356*
2551;
Maryland tcy.—
Western
2.233216
•
1
series due 1977——July
pipe line bonds 5%%
1st mtge.
.0236749
.0236343
2.235557
2.236553
2.239292
2.239292
Australia,
2842
V
.--July
collateral bonds due Jan. 1, 1968
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
5%
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
Free
2660
—Jun 30
—__Jun 30.
Northeastern water Co.—
$
$
$
$
$
Argentina, peso—;
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
■•
.
4 $1;\-
$1.37*4
.'
6-20
6-30 '
6-30
>
*£-20
:
(2949)
Par
Name of
Heline
7%
Company
(Geo. W.)
*•
■
Co.,
J
(quar.)
preferred- (quarJ
,
Holder
Share
,
common
W lien
Payable
of Rec
40c
i
i
preference
Hercules Gallon
(auar.U—
+$1.50
Products, 7% pfd.
Corp, iquar.)_.+
Comp&nv
(quart——
Electric Light Co.,. common
(quar.)__
6-12
2 *
6-13
7-
2
8-
-
1
35c
Hertz
30c
45c
:i
Common
9-15
45c
6%
12-
Holan
Electronics
(J.
Holland
H.)
Corp.
Corp.
Furnace
(quart
1
(quar—
:
common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Holmes <D. H.) Co., Ltd.
Renfrew
2nd
<fc
Co.,
preferred
Home, Dairy Co.,
Home
Home
Oil
(quart
1st
$5
<N.
pfd.
preferred
Y.»
(quar. 1-
50c
8-
dividend
7-
Iowa
preferred -fquar.)—
Hprders, Inc. /quart-,
Horn
&
_______
—
'5%
Houdaille
8-
25c
preferred
(accum.)
common
->'
"*'$1.75'
+12l4c
-i.
common
6-30
1
preferred
■
5%
new
1
6-13
Hughes-Owens,
(New
Class-
B
6,40%
Hupp
/quart
Corp.,
Huron
—
preferred
5%
Oil Co., 6% 1st
Hussmann Refrigerator
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
>■
6-30
6-30
series
A
Ol/.'-serjes
preferred
Ideal;Cement Co.
6-13
6-20
1
7-
1
Jewel
——
6-16
6-16
Jones
6-16
55/
6-13
■7-
2
" >
8-
•
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$-16
9-30
9-15
8-
'
Kaiser
'
57V2C
'
'
-
7-15,
-i
50c
♦
6-30
6-30
.
50c
7-
12-15
50l/o
1
6-
6-
'tl2>/2C
j;
6-30
6-30
f
2.
6-
6-30
6-20
preferred. (quar.
„
preferred
>^—'1-^2^———
$1:03 J
^
a
preferred .(;quar.
7-
$1.20
1
6-
1
7-
'7-
$1.15"
^6-16
,
$1.25
pk.
7-
1
6-16,
1
«.
5& 'preferred (quar.
preferred /quar. )_L.
6-16
•
;
6-16
$1.25
7-
(quar^i
1
6-10
7-1
$1.0614
Vc /.50C
^
6-10
7-
1
(quar.)____
—
7- 1
6-
9
7-
6-
9
1
7r 1
7-1
40c
6- 9
.
7-1
6-
7-
3214c
$1.06%
$1.1214
preferred
"G"
7-1
7-
25c
6-
30c
6-30
7-
1
1
Class
1-2-59
60c
7-
$1.2214
"7-
1
6-13
2214 c
6-20
7-20
31 %c
>
6- 6
7-
6-
1
7- 1
30c
4%
•
6-10
&
;
shares
Leaf
5%
*11-28
20c
6-30
1561'/C
6-30-
t68%C
-V
Industrial .Hardware Mfg. •(st-ocK divid.)_Ihgersqll; Machine 65 Tool Go., Ltd.S-"~i 50t partieipatiii^ class A '/quar.) -—
preferned
,j
6-30
..
55>.-; \ 7- 1
6-
$l^'2c.
■*
u
„
.
-
7- 2
--',7-.--2
•
7-1*
66-
6.
fidand Natura/ Gas,
-
■*
6-J6
"'6.-16
7-15
6-30
7-
8- 3
6-13
30c
7-15
6-30
3114c
7-15
6-30
t22l4c
8-
Oil
A-orHT-inyestment;
from
%
.
^secaW/ies
Institurtehal Inbome
•
25c
6-20.
7-15
-
7-15.
6-30
.
-
(quarts
Income
and
pref-it^)
Fund, Inc.
6-20
ties.profits—.'
■j.J 75/
6-16
6-30
6-13
$1.50
(quar.)
7- 1
6-20
5c
7- 1
53 %c
7-
35c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
:
15c
7- 1
8-29
6-10
6-30
V
fesuransftares,
Ctfs.
18c r
)-
I
7-
Interlake
Iftteriake
6-
7-1
v.
9
7- 1
6-16
7-15
8- 1
13 %c
8-
non-com.
Iron.-
20c
—--
6-
6-30
La
2
International
Harvester
1
$1
i 7-17
7- 3
7-1
6-27
7-1
6-27
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n
0-13
'
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)^i
1
-
29e
50%c
6-13
15C
7" 9
6-26
15C
6-18
10- 9
9-26
15c
7-
1
6-17.
Extension
Labrador
Mining & Exploration,
(John) Ltd. (quar.).
Laclede
Gas
-
1-9*59
(accum.)
Income)
8%e
.
'*
(quar.)
com.
-
(Toronto)'(s-a)
'
:
30c
50c
J:,!
7-15
2Sc
7- 1
50c
(for
I5e
T- 1
7-17
20c
1938)
year
6-30
s
-
5c
•
—
•
tl?
7-15
6-30
Salt
50C
7-15
6-13.
Class
B
(quar.).
$15c
6-30
6-13
$1
7-15
6-30
Class
A
9-30
9-15
B
(quar.)
(quar.)—„
$160
Class
$15o
9-30
9-10
V
—4.,
—
—.—
< reduce.4
Corp..
common
(quar.)v
__________
Interstate Financial Corp.,
B-
common
(quar.)
-4quar./_Li_r_iiii.—.—'
preferred
*quar.
6^.; preferred- ,/quar.):—
InterstateFwr. Co.
(quar.)
(Del.),"4.365c pfd. (quar.)
5c
*6%C
,
%> 1
"i
U
7- 3
6-30
$150
12-31
12-13
6-30
6-13
Class
B
(quar.).
$15c
12-31
12-15
6-13
i3?
-1J
9- 2
13!
93%C
9- 2.
8-15
93%C
9- 2
t66C
85c
9- 2.
25c
7- 1
$50C
7- 1
I5c
5- 1
SfcOoll-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd^—
7-
7-25
tl
7- 2
1
$3.40
<quar.)-_
7-
1
1
6-12
Lambton Logn & Investment Co.
7- 1
6-13
Lamson
6-20
75c
,
7-
1
..
6
7-
1
6-16*
7-
1
6-16
25c
6-30
6-13
$1.25
6-30
$1.80
6-18
20c
"20c
26c
*'*',• 15C
54lic
Steel
7-15
7-
30c
7-15
6-30
45c
7-15
6-30
25c
6-30
6-18
(quar.)_
Laurentide Accejrtance,
Class. A
59 %c
(quar.;__
(quar.)_—
2
Ltd.—
6-18
7-
•
.
>7- 1
1
6-18
6-13
115c
7-31
7-31
A
(quar.)
$15c
10-31
10-15
Class
6-18
1
B
fquax.)-^———.
iquar.) ___—1*
7-15
Class
.
B
$15c
10-31
10-15
+30c
7-31
7-15
$1.20
$1.20
(quar.)
d
preferred (quar.)—
iireferred
$15c
7-15
5'ft
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___*—
$25c
7-31
7-15
'5%
preferred
(quar.)—
$25c
10-31
10-15
$30c
10-31
$«1
MoOrory Stores Corp., com. (quar.)
314%
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)—:___
com.
preferred (quar.)
Corp., $2.50 preferred
6-16
Class
1
7-1
7-
preferred
7- 2
(J.
McBrine (L.)
McCord
■
convertible preferred
Lathrobe
6-13
7-
-35c.,
4.751/
Mays
4%
—
t$2
& Sessions—
Langendorf United Bakeries,
6-
(Ontario)
Semi-annually
6-13
7-1
"7-15
•
'■*
May Department Stores, 00m. (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.) _________——
$3.75 preferred <1947 series) (quar.),—
A
$1.20
4
6- 9
—_
Class
45C
preferred muar.)—5
1,
(
Interstate. Company, ooimnDn.-——_
-M5&' prior preferred / quar.)
7- 1
3l%e
$0
6-JL3
89y3c
*'
6-1#
$1.12%
(quar.)—————
6-30
V43%c
$4.89
■'
6-13
; *rn
$1.50
preferred (quar.) —
W.), Inc. (quar.)
Co., Ltd., partlc. pfd. (s-a)
McCall Corporation (quar.)
45c
—,1
Inter national' Textbook / quar."),—
-'Class
6-20
•
partlc. preferred
7-19
1" 1
7- I
(quarterly
$1..
/
-^Quarterly
Bakeries
7- 1
6-30
>
•__
$1
'
International Silver Co., 75/ pfd. (quar.),^_
Internationa#-.Telegi-aph of Maine—
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
Interstate
25C
$l5c
•
$6
«44
0tlO
6-2#
7- 1
25c
^
10c
common
0-20
6-20
'37%C
30c
interest
7-1
6-36
$1.50 >
—
(s-a)
t
7- 1
$1.06%
-
-
6-80
;6«M
.
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■
;
inc«ne)
0-16
Ltd.,
;
.
25c
—_w
beneficial
6-30
A
—
J
Co.
net
(from
Ma*well,
■...
7-15
1714c.
—-
______
40c
-
,
leternatiwaal' Shoe
of
Shares
,
»
25C
Produets
27c
—
(quar.)
Masonite Corp. (quar.)_—
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
0-18
Class
'?-
(qufrt-J
preferred (quar.)
7-1
Lambert (Alfred)
-
common
Cemmon
22VaC
6-18
Inc.
•
,
Massawippl Valley Ry.
6-14
(quar.)
(Calif.),
6-13
6-30
9- 2
$17%C
(quar.)—
6-12
6-23
7- t
6-30
$20c
_______
Screw
€-13
••
.
Ltd.—
preferred B (quar.).
4%%
;■ 6-u
v 7- 2
...6-12
15C
—
6% preferred (quar.)—
Maryland Casualty (quar.)_
^
Maryland Credit Finance Corp—
Common (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Deck—
.
H
7-15
(quar.)
6-17
:
7-20
$306
'
(quar.)—
$1 preferred
7-25
7- 1
:t$L25
Co.___
Market Basket
12-20
6-10
7- r
*¥
.
1
7-15;
$$1.40
(quar.).
—
Products
50C
$1.30.
•
(qua**.)_
Exploration
6-30
7- 1
7-1
7-1
'tit-
(quar. >____
(quar./
Ltd—
(quar.)
7-1
^6-30
6-M
,
r
$1.75
•
common
Co.,
$25c
(quar.).
common
6-13
7-1
'
53*0"V
Investment
(N.. Y.)
$30c
preferred /quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories (quar.)_
50c
(quar.)_
Chemicals—
preferred /quar.)
International
Co.,
Ltd.—
4.225/
'
^qitar,)
/quar.).
25c
4
.
International,Milling .Co., 4# ,pfd..(quar.)^
Common
University
10c
—___
00m.
6-18
1
Salle
10-15
i
6-20
7-1
30c
Marlin-Rockwell
7-19
7- 1
50c
Quarterly
Quarterly:
.
Labatt
^ 50c
—
Co.,
1
7-
.
-
—
-7-
.2lie
'■*
Corp. (Chicago)
(reduced)
Bteam^hip Co.
7%
Masco
-
7- 1
7-15
'12c
62 lie
(quar.)_I__
& Telegraph Co.—
IntefnatiOTial; Minerals: &
$1
$1:50
5l«5/ preferred A (quar.J,
Kuppenhelmer (B.( Js-a)_.
i ;
(lOclrom
__1—;
(s-a)
Building
Inter-County Telephone
2
Quarterly «k
"
(
—
-
•
'
$1
■
preferred
6-30
$1.25
~
Marshall-Wells Co.,
1
0- 0
»
--
6- 9
6-17
1
7-15
'$5
7-
6-13
'
6-10
7-
-15c
■
(reduced)
62%c
6-30
6-13
0-30
50c
6-17
■"
'
i'»'
6-30
13c
6214c
:
9-15
$ 1214c
(quar.)__
6214c
6- 2
6-13
$$1.25
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Common
5-29
".
6-13
6-30
$1.50
,
Corp.
(quar.)_______
Marquardt Aircraft Co.; 6% pfd. (quar.)
Marsh (M.) & Sons (quar.)—
Marshall Field & Co_ 414%> pfd.
i
7- i
7-
$1.75
lie
---I--:-—1—' i
of-North America
Insurance Exchange
/
q.:,-
6-30
7- 1
*
8-13
1
40c
.
$20c
—
Mfg.
Maritime
6- 6
7-15
20c
25c
2nd preferred (quae.)
Kuiiiman Electric Co.
'
,r
'
-
1st
conv.
7- 1
25c
,—
Kroger Company—65/
45c
Investamnt inoome plus 2c from securl-
Insurance Ckr.
i
___^—__
,
6-27
-:
r
(quar.)—
7-15
.7-15
30c
(quAr.,)—
Ltd.
Extra
Marion
1
1
$25c
:
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Milling
Auto
6-30
7-15
10c
Village,
Koehring Co.,, 55/ conv. preferred A /quar.)
55/ -convertible preferred B /quar;)__——,
itoppers Co.;' common iquar.) ________
5: .: "45/ preferred (quari) ____________
-.
-
,(reduced)_i____
7 Knickerbocker
'
.6-/2.'
•-
t Insurance /3nr#th Fund—
& <pq.
Kingsport Press (quar.)
Company (quar.)
6-16
7-30
■
5l/d preferred
(Walter)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
King-Seelcy Corp^
6
-
Ih^Vatlona^MShares, Ltd.—
,FQdde
6
Series. S-4____——
Kirseh
Ingersmi-Rarid Co.y-6/e
'-%■ $3
fiigram" & ^ell,\.Llxi/, fiOc -pref. ;/quar.)i^_i,; >tl5(J-v'
RiJand IrtVesfni^.'
/ 25c
-
Fund
11-15
3
1
Works-
Rubber,
preference
..
-
.
10-23
6-30
convertible preferred
Maracaibo
r
46c
6-
7-
•
C
Gardens
Midland
Maremont
,
8c
.,
1
(quar.)
com.
■
.
,
.
7-
'
American
7-23
1
70c
■/
Chemical
Tire
Leaf
me
Maple
6
•
1
6-16
8- 1
•
Manufacturers. Trust
Mai
6-20
7- 1
6-J0
11-
15c
Manchester Gas Co., 7% preferred
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—
Maple
6-30
6-20
1
$1.75
—
6-30
20c
7-
7-
7- 1
$1.75
•
common.
preferred
.
Mansfield
7-11
414c
6-13
1
$1.75
common
_
2814 c
$1.25
(s-a)
-0% preferred (quar.)
Manufacturers Life Insurance
*
'
7-15
•r
6-13
7-
6214c
1
7-16
-
25c
(quar.)
6-13
6-13
7-1
*
20c
Garden-
(Quarterly from net
Manischewitz /B.) Co.
6-20
1
•
.6-19;
pfd.
6-24
1
1
7-
$1.10
(quar.)____
1
7-
7-
v
12-15
7- 1
25c
'•<
7-
$1,25
(quar.)
preferred
Corp., Ltd.—
priority shares
A
•4% %
9-15
8714c
$20c
9
4'
preferred
Mallinckrodt
6-14
10-
6-20
6-14
$1.08%
(quar.).
Bonding <fc Casualty Co.—
Maine Public Service, common (increased
•4!.J6% preferred (quar, ).„.
6-14
8714 c
6-19
1
7- 2
$1.6614
Co., common (reduced)
preferred (quar.)
Square
Conv.
7- 1
8714c
6-30
7-
w
Maine
6
8-15
Ltd—
&%
6
6-
1
7-15
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Mailman
6
'9-
6-
Coke
Mahoning Coal RR.,,
6-6
1
7-15
7- 1
6-30
(qqar.)
.
6-16
2-19
1
7-15
;
(quar.)
"B" (quar.)
"E"
Madison
6-16
7-1
;
$1.25
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.805/Tst preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
•
Ke5*stone LowrPrieed Bond Fund
Series* B-3
Keystone Eowcr-Priced Common Stock.
'
■_—
Industrial Eank of Commerce (NY)
ihdustria ^?!ectrica de Mexicdi 8. A.—
1
6- 9
$1.08
•«'
•"
$1.41*4
6-30
-8-
V
Class B (quar.).
Macy (R. H-) & Co. (quar.)_
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
6-30
'
(quar. )_i_
■»
A
MacMilllan & Bloenel Ltd., class A
6-13
$1.07
convertible
Mfg; Co.—
7-15
$1.1214
preferred
(quar
*r''"" - *, •" ;
65/. participating class A /quar.)_—'
*
Korr-McGee Gil Industries, earn. (quar.)___
*
41k 5/ convertible prior preferred (quar.)__
Kerr
*
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar./____
preferred
8-15
7-10
3-10-59
25c
6%
8-15
1
50c
$1.25
pteferred
1
9-
$1.25
1'
Rofirilng Co, (quar.-)__
Kennedy's- inc., common /quar.->-irW-__
-7-2,
7-'l
r.
'
/s-a 1
com;
Kendall
i
9-
,9-1
.
11-17
$75c
Corp.,
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co.,
5Ve 1st preferred (quar.)__
8-15
2-19
8-15
12-10
2yac
Forbes, common
preferred
/quar.)
MacFadden' Publications (quar.)
8-15
1
$1.05
*
(quar. )'<
Kendall Co., '$4,50
9
9
6-20
7-15
->—$1
,..$1.05
'5,65— prdfc.rred <qar.»—
Indianapolis Water Co.
•f
6-
1
7- '1
37.V2C
■t.'
9:'
6-.
7-1
-
(qpar—^--—-———.u • % $1.14—
.
1
1
$1.08%
$1.1214
_/
Kellogg Co., 3 la 5/ preferred (quar.).:
"■3^%
preferred (quar.)j__.
t
- 314 5/
preferred (quar.)
Kelsey Hayes Co. /quar. )_—
,
"•7-
Co.,
9-
9-
*
$1
MacAndrews 6s
-
5-30
7-15
.
^preferred /quar.)
Insurance
Eleetric
Keliing Nut, 85/
-112(20
-
6-13
$1
414^ preferred (quar./
55/'preferred (quar.)_-__^__:-i____
Kearney (James R.) Corp;
i
6
6-13
10c
Incorporated - Income Fund_2_ —: >_——_ J
Indiana: &; Michigan Electric—
.i ^ -v
«
v^^.lj^noeSf-Kred-''(quar. )"—■-i-i—u— 1 — $14)3
l4 Va %
Title
&
6-20
6-13
6-30
95c
Kansas Power & Light, -common
4145/ preferred (quar.V——
6-13;
6-13'
6-30
City
Gas
$5 preferred
6-13
6-30
'"''
preferred
(quar.)
4la5/
preferred (quar.)
:
;
$4.32 preferred (quar.^___________
Kans&s-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
'
6-30
*'
1 .-a
6-30
6-30
$1.09
11-17
3-10-59
9-10
,
(quar.)_
pfd.
5%
Telephone, 5%
12-10
-•
50c
(monthly)
preferred
convertible
8-15
11V4C
4%% preferred (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M;) Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)__
Ludlow Typograph Co., $5
preference
Lynchburg Foundry, common
414% preferred (s-a)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
7-15
3614 c
i
'4.285/
2
8
7-
1
non-cumulative
Kansas
Kansas
6-13
~
,
><45/
;
I
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Kansas City
Southerp Ry. Co.—
1
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
6-14
*9-10
10c
Coal
1
50c
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
6-23
7-29
6
7-
6-12
$1.10
I.),
preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Drug (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.)
5%,
preferred
(quar.)
6
7-15
6
6-
*
(interim)
6-6
50c
6-
6-30
7%
6-21
«-
1
$20c
4145/
6-13
4-
6-30
$1.40 preferred '(qyaft-—-i------424c
Irppeyial Life, Assurance (Canada) (quar.)---'
t50c
— t30c
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (qpar.)
„
1
7-
30c
$1.46-pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4.205/ preferred' (quar.)______
4.355/ preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-30
35c
7-
7-1
$1.25
(quar.)
Steel Corp..
Corp. /R.
Lord
6-18
6214c
45/
v6-30
■>■■■£
12c
Imperial Paper,& Color Corp.-/quar.)—
imperial Tobacco-(Canada)-. Ltd.-— - • •Ordinary (interim)'
(quar.)
com.
preferred (initial)
Kansas City Power <te
Light—
3.805/ preferred (quar.)_
.7-15
.V
-
Corp.,
(quar.)
634//
,
7-15
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)___
—
1
:-
$1
.
/quart
12-30
•<
t25c
A
7-12
6-30
A
Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd
7%
2nd preferred .(quar.)
Lorillard (P.) Co., common
Co.—
10c
Laughlin Steel
preferred
10-10
$1.10
"D"
Lorain
10-17
6-30
35c
Shoe
1
7-16
1
6-30
:
11-
7-10
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7-18
93%c
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Quarterly
1
Joy Manufacturing Co. (reduced)
:
-
Indiana. Telbphofie,' 4.80't
&
capital
Finance
Lorain
6-20
1
1
1214c
capital. (quar.)._
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
8-15
8-
811-
50c
4.40%
*
6-14
$1.25 :
—;
6-30
8-29
6-11
$1.10
4.35%
6-20
$1
1
"
414%
8
50c
93 %c
Shinkle
8-
6-16
7-
—
/quar.)
Long Island Lighting,
11- 7
6-16
1
$1.75
(quar.)
capual
preferred
(quar.),
London Hosiery Mills, class
6-11
6-30
Quarterly
6-15
V7'l
*1.25
25c
(quar.)__
Co._
&
6-30
9-10
12-10
Journal
6-30
$1.25
s
(quar.)—-—'
Co.
Service
Stephens
7-15
25c
,
15c
6-20
7- 1
7-
(quar.)
guaranteed
$3
6-16
0-10
36c
(quar.)__„!
preferred (quar.)
(Marcus) Theatres, Ltd.
London Canadian Investment
6-13
1
Vk%
(quar.)/
common
Johnson
6-17
Kalil/r Corp,
(quar.u
Telephone
::r
dep., rets, ordinary———
:..rt4.5,6(o
Co.,
7-
1145/
5
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-15
$40c
Atner, dep. gets;-ordinary. <stock dividend)
•
Tea
$1.75
(stock dividend)
dividend
33,V5/
3%%
6-20
7-15
*
(accum.)
Bros., non-voting common
Founders shares
tquar.)
6-10
7-
3714c
1
6-30
1214 c
8%
'
r.
(quar.)
Jenkins
:
6-20
7- 1
50c
-
(quar.)
A
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
:
6-30
$1.50
Iinpetiaf,;investment Corp.,-Ltd.,- class A—
,-$2.50 preferred-; (quax.*.
H——!---
,
preferred
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% preferred
Jefferson Electric (quar.)
6-13
6-30
6214c
Central RR. 4reduced1__j.—
Iihperial Chemical Industries—
,Amer.
6-30
$20c
Illinois
-
Supply
preferred
$5
6-13
6-30
$10c
(quart
3= preferred
Bell
6-30
20c
_
I-T-E Circuit Breaker,-4.60%
Illinois
Water
$5
v
.
,
—
4'%'
Jamaica
6-30
6-13
1
6-13
7-
$1.43%
J
Loew's
6-13
$1.25
—
preferred B (s-a)
Hygrade Food Pro<iuots Corp.—
5-30
$1.25
6-30
-
*
-
S%
5-30
5-30
1
5-30
$40c
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—.
.
1
1
6-10
7-1
10c
gtd.
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe, common
5-30
—
(quar.)———
7-
7-
1
quar.)
(quart
(quaT.——_———
(quart—
(quart
$$1.75
%%
xl 14 5/
;
7-
XI
;
1
7-15
Special
guaranteed
Class
5-30
7-
1
'
2
7-
$75c
(quar.)—————
Huttig Sash & Door-^-
:
7-
xiy2%
a'-
___
preferred
$41 %c
;.
xlVi%
7-15
$2
Preferred
(increased
7-10
1
(Fort
;
Special
Local
(quar.)
City)
preferred A (quar.)
Mortgage Corp.* (quar.).:
Erie
&
6-13
1
(quar.).
3114c
v
conv,
Hpsky
7-
E
6-30
Miami RR.
Original
(Original
j
V-y
D
$1.25
$1.3714
——
6-23
preference
Stock
(quart—
6-23
6-30
7-
8-
$1.1214
(quar
Special
•
6-20
6-30
$2.50
>
(quar.)
Original
7-
20c
quar.)
Corp.
Little
6-20
preference
6214 c
_____
(inc.
2
$1.25
Telephone Corp.—
Johnson,
A
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A
Litecraft Industries, Ltd
5 5/
$1.3114
Jersey)
class
6-13
$1.50
_/__
(reduced
com.
7-15
20%
Lionel
6-13
77-
6-10
30c
dividend.
6-13
7-
50c
6-30
6-30
40c
Co.
(Wash., D. C.)
$1.20
6-
7-15
6-30
I
Insurance
$1.10
7-
1
7-11
6-20
40c
Lae
Service Corp.
Stock
"
40c
8-
35c
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-14
7-
6-10
I
(quar.)
fquar.)
ftauonal
Lincoln
$1.08%
1
96 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
uuicoin
6-13
6%
Ltd.—-
convertible
1
6-30
$1
5% preferred (quar.)
514% preferred (quar.)—.
Co.
7-
7-
6-10
7-
1214c
pfd.
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
6-14
6-30
20c
(quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
Trust
1
7-15
$1.10
,
—
7-
7-15
v
Hubbard Felt,Ltd., class A (s-a)
Htidson County National Bank
(Jersey
Quarterly
—
—
7-21
10-20
30c
(initial)
$50 par) (quart—
($25 par)
(quar.)
1
7-21
93%c
V
—-j.
preferred
514 % conv. pfd.
'80c,
,
'
com.
8-
11- 1
Stores,
414%
'
1st preferred (quar.)—
Public Sendee Ltd.—
'
Gas,
1
1
6214 c
~
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd.
/s-a)
Lexington Water Co., 5%% preferred
(quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
5% preferred (quar.)____
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
8-29
8-
60c
quar.)
'75/ preference (quar.):
/
75/ preference B (quar.)
5% preference C (qtiar.)_
6-13
7-
(quart—
—
preferred (quar.)—
Natural
Hudson
5%
6-23
7-
———
,4.40%
Houston
9-30
Jamaica
2
25c
•
'5%
6-
5614 c
preferred (quart—-—
'4% preferred" (quar.)_
8-29
3714c
.1st preferred /s-a)__iu^_t,
A
7+i-W" ^.20
7- 2
3114c
v
9-30
82'/2C
/
(quar.)_/__z.__/..__/
Manufacturing,
Common
(quart—
3%%
preieiTcd
James
*
Industries,
preferred (quar.)
Household Finance Corp.,
(quar.)__
com.
preferred (quar.)_____
& Light Co.—
>
preferred (quar.)___
Jamestown
$2.25
;
7-18
1
6-23
6-20
1
7-
'
Hardart
convertible
,
$6
/V
._
Power,
(quar.)
6-20
$1.1214
Baking Co. (New Jersey)—
*
Reduced quarterly Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Hotel. Corp. of America—
7-10
7-
:
Lerner
10-20
(quar.)
6-30
1
11- 1
preferred
6-30
7-
25c
preferred
4-15
25c
4%%
7-10
3714 c
4.805/ preferred- (quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Island Creek Coal,
common
(quar.i__
•'
Quarterly —
1
(quar.)—
Power
2.39"t
*
Home Title Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y. )—
Hoover Co.,
7-
Extra
"
4.355/
6-30
7-10
t25c
Ltd., com.
9c
3714c
4.405/
9-10
9-15
Island)—
1
,17C
:
Lehn & Fink Products
(quar.)
5-30
v
25c
Home Telephone «fc Telegraph* (Vat
Canada,
(Rhode
preferred
4.805/
■
;
7-10
1
6-16
i25c
Trust
preferred
35c
(quar.)
9-15
10-15
of Reo,
6-30
30c
common
7-15
7l/c
(quar.):
of
Iowa Electric Light &
-6-20
1
7-
class A_/
>
7-10
1
X 1214c
(s-a>
Insurance Co. (Okla.)—\*A:i
rife
1
7-
1
Holden
Ii
11c
$2.50
10-15
25c
6-21
8-1
40c
6-16
Co.,
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons
Co., 3.85%
Lenman Corp.
1:75c
Participating
6-30
1
8-
$$2.50
-
1
7-
?$2.50
is-a»__
(s-a)
Co,, Ltd., class A
Home State
u
$2.50
6-10
1
8-
50c
:
ts-a).——•
80c
Insurance
Cash
6-30 "' *
"
8-
37V4c
___
$5
$2.50
7-1
30c
>
7-15
&
When
Share
& Co., class A
175c
¬
(s-a)
Investors
'
'
Holly SugaV,
Holt,
15c
-
*6-19
5-29
t60c
*
(quarr
(quar.)__
N. Y.,
of
preferred
Syndicate
Class A
6-13
6-30
7-1
of Company
Lay (H. W.)
+60c
preferred
Funding Corp.
Investors
-6-21
6-30
1214 c
6c
(quar.)
conv.
Name
6-10
9c
''
8-30
7-10
:
25c
(quar.i__
Co.
9-25
50c
.
Holfman
'
±45c
Per
of Rec.
1
Leath
:
'
5
7-
America—
convertible
Investors
Holder•
Payable
23c
investment income
Common
1
9-5
12-15
of
When
Share
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.; common
el/ preferred (quar.)
65*
•
____
net
6-17
Hinde
& Dauch Paper Co. of Canada," Ltd.
Quarterly
1:
'
1
*_'
Hines (Edward) Lumber (quart
•/:
From
7-
.
Company
Investment Co.
7-15
-
7-15
'
Name of
Interstate Securities Co.
,
6-13
7" 1
30c
Higbef?
Hilo
1
Per
1
6-12
7-
tlOc*
—-
1
7-
43 %c
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)
.6 %
7-
49
€2J/aC
(quar.)
20c
—
6-3#
6-13
.
7^10
7-19
6-30
6-30
6-M
6-30
88c
7-
1,
25c
7-
1;
McKay Machine Co.
50c
7- 1
McGregor-Donigcr, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
McLean Trucking (reduced)
McLellan Stores Co. (quarj
McLouth Steel, 5%
conv. pfd. (xpiar.)
25e
7-31
McDonnell
McNeil
Class
Aircraft
Machine $
A
5%
(quar.)
____—
1%«
7-31
10c
7- 1
25C
$1.25
7- 1
6-30
conv.
Mfg.
—
•0-12
o-B
7- 1
6-2#
6-W
25c
7- 1,
7- 1
30c
6-'*
50C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
T-l'J
:i3J
f
Engineering Co.—
McQuay, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)——-—
MeQuay-Norris
'
10c
—
—
6-M
'
Per
Ncrne 0/ Company
Mead
Johnson
Co.
&
preferred (s-a)
Meadviile Telephone, 5to
A—
—.—
Portland
Melchers
6%
Distilleries
of
New
York
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 5'A%
Co.
3.80%
preferred
3.85%
preferred
preferred
4.35%
preferred
preferred
Stern
&
6-30
5-30
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
Nelii
investment
Common
Machine
(quar.)
50c
6-30
6-20
-
6-10
7-
1
6-13
Common
6-30
6-16
4'i%
7-
I
5-30
7-
1
6-16
New
(quar.)
Gas
96 Vic
7-
6-
New
Haven
Water
97 'Ac
7-
6-
$1.08%
7-
6-
$1.U'A
_*_*_*/
7-
6-
7-
1
6-24
$1.15
7-
1
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)
—
—
7-
1
6-20
8-30
11-29
11-14
7Vu<5
7-
<
50c
1
6-16
6-30
$1.10
8-
45c
6-16
New
6-16
1
22'Ac
'
1
7-
New
6-30
$3.50
85c
(quar.)
Dock,
York
6-17 ■
1
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
Park Chemical Co., common
7-
1
6-
9
$1.09
7-
1
6-
9
$1.1834
7-
1
6-
9
50c
7-
1
5-29
Peninsular Metal Products, com.
8-25
8-
7-
1
1
6-13
1
6- 6
6-13
6-20
Paper
6-14
*
6-30
6-18
6-30
6-20
Common
7-151
7- 3
&
Co., Etd.
Mobile
Gas
4.90%
6-16
6-12
6-11
Class
Monarch
Knitting, Ltd., 4'A%
Monarch
6-23
1
6-14
7-
1
6-1-4-
Royal
6-13
ferred
on
6-30
7-
7- 2
6-13
7-
2
6-24
7-15
6-
6
2
6-
7
6-23
6-
6
Northern
Quebec
7-
2
5-30
Northern
States
7-
1
5-30
Common
preferred
preferred
$4.10
preferred
(quar.)—
10-
1
8-29
$4.11
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
6-16
$4.16
preferred
5%
(stock
National
6-24
Ocean
6-30
6-13
6-30
7-15
6-20
1
7-
series
7-
Co.
Refining
Cement
4.40%
1
6-20
4.44%
10-31
7-
1
6-13
6-17
7-15
6-24
6-30
6-16
8-
1
7-18
40c
7-
1
7-15
6-16
6-30
+ 15c
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
Supplies,
Ltd.
6-30
6-30
7-15
6-30
Pittsburgh,
7-15
6-30
Common
7-15
6-30
$1.04
7-15
6-30
$2 V2c
7-15
6-30
1
6-21
$2.50
River
Sand
Oklahoma
4%
1
9- 5
12- 8
6-30
Gas
&
Electric,
Old
Republic Life Insurance
Oliver Corp.,
4'A%
common
Omar,
Valet,
1
7-
6-19
Opelika Mfg.
3
6-19
Orange &
7%
7-
3
6-19
4.75%
50c
7-
2
6-14
4%
6-17
7-15
20c
12c
40c
t40c
50c
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
-
5-31
15C
6-30
6-16
$1.25
7-21
7-
7
$1
7-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
8-15
7-25
$4.37'A
8-
1
7-18
$1.75
7-
1
6-10
$1.75
(quar.)__l_.
(quar.) _—.'*_*
7-
8
6-10
53 '3c
10c
*
7-15
50c
—
(s-a)
6-30
9-
8-20
2
7-
$1.75
1
6-20
30c
7-25
7-10
87'Ac
7-25
7-10
$2.50
Planters
6-30
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)****,
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.
(quar.)—
20c
7-
1
6-25
(quar.)**
10c
7-
1
6-13
1
7-14
7-
2
6%
Ltd.,
preferred
Oregon Portland
Porter
6-
2
Porter-Cable
2
Oxford Paper Co.
6-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
Potomac
1
6-14
7-
6-30
6-
Power
Associates,
6%
preferred
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
6-30
6-16
75c
7-
6-18
1
8-
1
7-
2
7-31
6-20
7-10
6-20
Price Brothers & Co., Ltd., 4% pfd.
Prince Gardner Co., Inc.
(quar.)
Provincial
7-
2
6-20
115c
1133Ac
(quar.)
125c
7-15
6-30
New
8-15
7-15
8-15
7-15
7-1
6-14
4%
•V
1
6-23
4.25%
$1.00
7-
1
6-23
4.65%
6-30
6-16
40c
Public
5c
$1
7-17
7-
1
7-
7
6-13
20c
7-25
7-
3
SOc
(quar.)
7-15
7-
1
37'Ac
6-30
1
6-13
Pacific
7-15
6-16
Pacific Indemnity Co.
&
Electric
(quar.)
6-30
31'Ac
6-30
6-19
37'Ac
(quar.)__
6-30
6-19
6-18
60c
—
7-15
6-17
70c
7-
1
6-14
20c
7-
1
f
(quar.)
:—
Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)*—
6-19
6-12
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-1
5-30
25c
9-
1
8-15
7-15
6-25
17'Ac
17%c
7-
1
6-16
14c
7-
1
6-13
$2
(quar.)
7-
1
6-16
+2 5c
6-30
6-13
+63c
7-
6-13
$2.50
1
(subject to the
Service
Commission
7-
2
7-
5c
7-
1
6-10
35c
7-
1
6-10
$1
7-
1
6-16
$1.06
7-
1
6-16
$1.16'A
7-
1
6-16
45c
6-30
5-29
2
of North Carolina—
Co.
(quar.)
of
Oklahoma—
(quar.)
preferred
Service
1
7-
*$2
—
;—
^—
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
&
Gas
Co.—
*
*
35c
pref. common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
5-29
5-29
6-30
5-29
$1.07 Va
:
6-30
$1.04 Va
4.08%
6-30
$1.02
$1.40
3c
preferred (quar.)—
6-30
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Common
6-17
•
5% /
preferred
$1.19
6-20
6-30
10c
*
common
Public
Co,
(quar.)
preferred
5.60%
Service
7-15
12'Ac
Common
Public
5
6-20
30c
approval)
Public Service
125c
1$1.75
A
on
Mexico
6-30
6-13
6-
7-15
6-28
of New Mexico—
Co.
dividend
2
7-15
7-
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
Stock
5
6-30
6-18
•
75c
Transport Co., common (quar. 1—
Public Service
6-
2c
Procter
6-30
6-30
$75c
*
—*
8%
6-30
?-50c
(quar.)
com.
common*
Gamble,
6-30
6-30
30c
(quar.)——,-**
Pratt, Read & Co. (quar.)—
Prestole
Corp., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Pre way, Inc. (quar.)
&
6-20
7-15
$1.50
Progress Manufacturing (quar.)
Providence Gas (quar.)
*
Providence & Worcester R.R (quar.).—
6
6-16
2
30c
—*—
6-
2
6-13
6-30
6-30
7-
6
31'AC
(quar.)
Oil,
6-
+56c
(quar.)
7-15
7-
10c
125C
pfd.
Co.
of Canada Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
37'Ac
7'Ac
7-15
Gas
Power
7-31
(quar.)
prior
1st
6-30
20c
*
8-15
(quar.)
6%
Corp,
4'A%
6
6-13
6-13
50c
Inc.
Co.,
Machine
Electric
1
1
$3
6-30
6-30
5-29
6-30
5-29
$1.75
7-
1
6-20
$1.75
7-
1
$1.26'A
Publication
7%
Pacific
com.
6-16
1
77-
30c
—******
Pratt <fo Lambert, Inc.
15c
(quar.)—
Inc.,
7-
50c
—.*
(s-a)
K.»
Pratt-Hewitt
20c
Over-the-Counter Securities Fund, Inc.—
(2c from net investment Income plus
from
capital gains)*
4%
(H.
Tools
75c
15c
(quar. 1——*
7-
5%
com.
class
preferred
6-16
2
20c
Cement,
Electric
10c
—^
B
Chocolate
&
(Pa.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—;—
Portland General Electric (quar.)**
*—
Portland Transit Co.. 5% preferred (quar.i*
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
7-
Utilities—
series
Union
Nut
7-10
(quar.)
Rockland
preferred <quar,l*_
Water
(quar.)**.—****_„_,
6-30
*******
Co.
_*___**_
(quar.)—!*.———
common
convertible
Plainfield
6-17
6-30
Co.,
6-30
Pacific Coast Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.) —
6-16
6-12
preferred (quar.)
Pittsfield & North Adams RR.
7-15
preferred series D (quar.)
6-30
•7-1
1
6-30
7%
7-30
(quar.)*
7-15
7-
6-23
6-30
7-
$5c
(reduced)__„_
Pittsburgh, Youngslown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7-19
—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
5c
7-15
6-13
75c
;
61'Ac
*
*
Debenture
Owens-Illinois Glass,
invest-
1
6-19
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
$1.12Va
1
2'Ac
preferred (accum.)—
Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
20c
-
3
6-20
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
593ac
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
5'A% conv. preferred (quar.)
8-
6-20
-
7-15
1
7-15
$1
12'AC«
Corp.
Ry. Co.
$1.06
(quar.)
6%
Products
1
?.
8-
97'Ac
6-19
47'Ac
preferred (accum.)
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
Steel
1
1
6-20
7-
66c
(quar.J^—.—
Ontario
7-
7-
6-16
1
7-15
7-1
125c
partic.
Ontario
7-
7-
Inc.
6-11
7-
7-
"$3.50
122'Ac
120c
—
(quar.)*
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)*
&
31'Ac
6-20
7-10
75c
——
6-13
6-30
$1
$2.50
93 %c
1
1
7-
6-16
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)*—
4.92%
px-eferred
(quar.)
Old Town Corp., 40c pfd. (accum.)
Old Colony Insurance Co. (Boston)
Loan
6-13
8-20
t
1
37'Ac
434 %
7-
6-30
6-10
CO
7-
i-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
Ontario
9
6-30
15c
—
preferred
6
6-
10c
5-29
Pittston
$2
—
4.24%
One-Hour
2
6- 4
$1.50
7% preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
7-
6-30
6-16
—
5-29
10-
25c
6- *
•
15c
(quar.)——,—
5-29
1-2-59
Ltd.
Package
5-29
•
6-30
6-30
10-16
*
6-13:
6
6-30
$1
1
97'Ac
(quar.)
——————$1.10
(quar.)__^
—'
$1.11
Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
60c
1
6-
Ft.
-
6-30
50c
(quar.)—;
1
7- 2
conv.
6-10
(reduced)
(Hartford)
Mines
Gold
Paper
7-15
—
(quar.)—
1
12c
&
7-
Corp.—
(quar.V-^—■
7-10
40c
7-
62'Ac
(quar.)*,
25c
—
——
Insurance
Pictorial
6-10
7-
50c
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)*—
Pitney-Bowes, 4'A% preferred (quar.)——
Pittsburgh Brewing, com. (initial)—*——
—
7-
31'Ac
(quar.)
common
Water Service
20c
-
Piedmont & Northern
6-28
*
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.50
;
6-13
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
fund)
$1.25
,
6-13
1
8%
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd, (quar.)——
Ohio Edison Co., common (quar.)
6-17
11-17
15c
series
Chemical,
RR.,
—-
(quar.)
B
(quar.)—*—,—
Corp. of America—
1
7-15
4c
Standard
7-
6c
!
1
7-
•
Crow
$1.02%
Office
7-15
$8c
___■
7-
7-25
6-20
$5c
common
net
Worcester
__—
50c
*
Phoenix
Pickle
(Final-liquidating distribution from special
$1
from
(s-a)
Insurance
3%
-
Investment,
Ltd.
National
3%
-
—_
Sugar
7-15
t5c
National Steel Car
Corp., Ltd.
National
6-27
27'Ac
,*_
.
-«
7-31
$37'Ac
-
National Balanced series
National Shares Corp. (quar.)
Extra
Nuclear
t5c
Dividend
Bond
Class
2
20c
•
divid.)
(quar.)
&
Noxzema
6-
50c
„».•
6-20
Corp.
1
7-1
40c
*
Portable
Norwich
8-15
25c
—
dividend)
quarterly payments
mcnt income-'-
National
6-30
6-20
62%. c
6-13
11-
7-
1
6-20
6-30
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance
—
Phila. & Trenton RR. (quar.)**
Philco Corp., 3%% pfd. A (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Philippine Tobacco Flue-Curing & Redrying
6-13
$27'Ac
Utilities
6-20
«fc Co.—
1
t22'Ac
8-31
30c
preferred A
National
7-15
(Hartford)—
(quar.)
5%
2nd preferred B (quar.).
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
National
Securities
&
Research
All
"t
6-20
—_
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Propane Corp,—
2nd
1
2%
*
National
6-16
6-20
6-30
6-30
$1.12 v*,:
c_—*
1
7-
Ohio
—
&
1
6-30
87'Ac, '
90c
—
7-20
$1.75
preferred
$1.02
————
6-16
6-10
1
35c
preferred
$1.02'A
iquar.i
1
8-
3c
1
j:40c
7-
6-30
25c
7-
Northland
6-16
25c
7-
(quar.)
Northern Telephone Co. Ltd., common,,—T—
5%% preference A (quar.)
Ohio
;
preferred
7-
9334c
National Investors Corp
National Lead Co., G% pfd. B
(quar.)
National Linen Service, common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
7-
5c
(quar.)
National Mortgage
National Presto
1
6-20
6-20
r
<-
15c
* .
7-
(quar.)-..————
$4.08
7-
1
6-16
7-15
"A".
*
(quar.)
6-10
1
6-30
50c
40c
——
$3.60
3.90%
——
B
(quar.)—————
8-29
37'Ac
(quar.)—.
6-20
7-
(Minn.)—
8-29
6c
-
7-14
$1.25
-
5-30"
10c
held)
$1.06'A
(quar.)
1
reserve
(quar.)
A
Power
——
com.
1
$1.65
—
6-20-
$1.12'A
——-——
Ltd.,
1
:!25c
*
A
Power,
7-
50c
6-10
1
m
$1.45
10-
6c
(s-a)__
7-14
(quar.)
common
10-
$1.75
6-10
1
8-15
$1.06
Telephone,
8
U5c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
Class
Ohio
7-
37'Ac
gtd.
6-20
$1.37'A
—_—
——
5-23
7-14
$1.12
—.
6»30
.'i;
4'A%. preferred (quar.)
4',2% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
.
Co.
44c
20c
A-■:—
A
Northern
6-30
593/uC
1
7-
5%
$1.05
;
+$1.75
(quar.)--—.
Grocers Co., Ltd., com,
(quar.)
preference (quar.).
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)—.
Class
6-23
t45c
$1.50
Class
.
share of Narda Ultra¬
class
1
+$1.75
(quar.)
Welding
(.stock
6
1
7-
t$1.75
,
77-
—
8-
preferred (quar.)—
5.80% preferred (quar.)
l*5c
_*„„_*
Homes,
6-
7-
J 25c
National
B
1
$2
5Vz%
7
$1.75
Register (quar.)
National Company (stock
dividend)
Class
7-
t$1.75
Cash
National
8-
Northern Natural Gas—
5-29
t45c
Co
.:*%.:
Gas
50c
6- 2
'
$$1
Corp. for each 50 shares
Corp. (quar.)—
Biscuit, common (quar.)
Fuel
2
pre¬
(quar.)l——.—
—
Fire Insurance
7-
$1.25
preferred
(quar,)————
Quarterly
162 'Ac
——
4'A%
(quar,).-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)—*
1——
Electric, common (quar.)
$1 pref. common (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
—-———
Phila. Suburban Transportation—
Indiana Public Service Co.—
1
7-28
(Charles)
4%
6-30
1
—_*
6-10
*
3'A%
6-20
6-23
7-
(qiuir.i
6-10
1
common
(quar.)—
4*A%' preferred
6-10
1
6-27
Bankers,
Industrial
preferred
Pfizer
7-28
1
7-
—
1
7-
*
7-21
7-15
50c
(quar.)—
7-
20c
I" 1
1
8-11
8-
preferred (quar.)...—%.
Northern
5-29
8-
22c
$1.17'/*
National
National
5%
15c
—
——**_*—
sonics
National
7-15
15c
(quar,)—
preferred
N &
W Industries
(quar.)—
Nashville & Decatur RR. 5'A%
Nardu Microwave—
'
1
4.50%
Rice
Electric
50c
issue called for redemption
at $50 per sh. plus this divid.)
1
5-29
-
National
6-16
7
(entire
Aug.
1
a
8-15
7-
Philadelphia
7-
50c
7-15
2
preferred (quar.)—
:*
7%
preferred
(quar.)—_—*—**——1
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)
,
25c
$1.12'/a
Mutual System Inc., common
National
7-
(quar.)
%—
(one
$1.40
(quar.)
(Mass.)————-
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
Northern Illinois Gas, common
6-14
7-15
+$1
—
Stock dividend
1
15c
t$1.50
1$3
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
Quarterly
1
■*—_
Murray Ohio Mlg. (quar.)
Nafcco
6-13
Co.
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
Oil (quar.)
Dairies Ltd.
preferred
$1
6-20
$3.50
$2.30 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
Northam Warren Corp., $3 convertible
Gas
Star Oil Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)—
Muskegon Piston Ring
Penn
North
-
6-20
Motorola, Inc.
6%
North
5-29
(quar.)————
(quar.)
6-20
7-14
40c
6-14
1
1
convertible
Royal
7-14
(quar.)
7-
62'Ac
Mount
Inc.
American Refractories (quar.)
North Carolina RR. Co.. 7% gtd. (s-a)
American Coal
(quar.)
2
preferred (quar. )_*_*„—
Morgan Engineering
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morrison Cafeterias
Consolidated, Inc.—
7% preferred (quar.)—-
Mount
Aviation
7- 2
25c
—
8-15
1
9-
30c
securities;
—;*_—*,—.*—■
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Personal
preferred
preferred B (quar.)
Drop Forging Co., common
Mount! Diablo
6-13
$1.12
4.40%
(quor.)
A
1
North
7-
(quar.)—__
Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd.—
preferred
7-
North
7-
American
7-
Locomotive Works Ltd.
Common
4%%
7-1
6-18
$1.06'A
4.22%
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Moore
North
1
7-
Montgomery Ward <fe .Co., com. (quar.)—
$7 class A (quar.)--—_I———i:
7%
6-13
6-18
2
Corp.—
6-14
(quar.)—
7%
7-
6-
2
7-
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-20
(quai\)_.
7%
4.50%
6-30
7-
;
1
preferred
7%
4'A %
quar.)
7-
preferred
Semi-annual -i—*4
Montrose Chemical Co.
(reduced
6-30
4.70%
Moore
6-13
6-26
*25c
(accum.)
2
8-
(3'Ac from ordii
ary net income plus 21'Ac from accumu¬
lated undistributed
profits from sale of
U5c
:
H
9-
Corp.
Securities
tl5c
62'Ac
4.50%
Montana Power, common
Montreal
File
$1.31'A
$1.31 V*
—
Norrls-Thermador
1
7-15
27'Ac
(Winnipeg) (s-a)—
Monarch Mortgage & Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Monroe Auto Equipment
Co., 5% pi'd. (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)—
Montreal
(quar.)
Nicholson
.
$1.22'/a
Life Assurance
pfd.
B
9
6-13
6
1
6-
7-
6
6-30
7-1
30c
6-
3
6
$1.16
Pcnton
6
6-
9-2
6-30
7-
80c
——
1
25c
$1.21'A
1
7-
$2
—
6- 6
'I
%■
7-10
7-
)
Peoples
North Shore Gas Co.
(increased-quar.)—
4——.
(quar.)—————
6-30
6
6
60c
preferred
6-
6-10
1
7-25
$1.10
6
Service Corp.—
Common
6-30
6-10
7-
83 %c
6-
7- 1
97'Ac
$1.07Va
*31'Ac
Modem Containers, Ltd.. class A (quar.)—■«.
Mohawk Rubber Co.
(quar.)—
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
45c
7-25
1
$1.06'A
-
6-
30c
(quar.)
6-13
6-
20c
Birmingham RR. Co.—
(s-a)—————,———
6-16
1
——
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
4.85% preferred (quar.)—
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd., common (quar.)
6-14
(J. S.)
1
7-
6-30
1
&
7-
15c
6-16
7-
60c
6-30
50c
preferred
93 %c
9-10
12-15
$1.15
6-30
7-
4%
7-15
97'Ac
7-
Mobile
6-13
10-
8-13
1
1-2-59
10c
r
$1.02'A A
$1.15
Mitchell
1
1
7-31
2*fec
_
4.10%
12VaC
(quar.)
7-
6-20
8-15
7-1
$1.06
preferred (quar.)*———**—***
preferred (initial quar.)**—*—_*
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)*
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)—*—-L—~
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
—
3.35% preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibres (increased quar
4.64%
8-
50c
1
5c
45c
3.90%
30c
...
7-
6-16
1
37'Ac
——*;
4.25%
93% 3.
6
6-
75c
6-19
Mississippi Shipping Co. (reduced-quar.)——
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas (increased)
Missouri Pacific R.R. Co., class A
pfd.
6-30
6-20
1
20c,
6-19
6-14
3.90%
$1.50
7-
6-30
17%c
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
7-10
7-25
•-
7-
Penney <J. C,) Co. (quar,)
—_*—*—.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—
6-20
c
$1
-
5-30
1
preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-10
2
25c
20c
(reduced)—
<s-a)
1
7-
4.30%
12 )
(quar.)
1
$1.10
Missouri Power & Light,
6-30
Publishing
(quar.)
;
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-i )
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)*—*—
(quar.)—
pfd.
6-13
7-15
10c
3.40% preferred (quar.)——.
3.60% preferred (quar.)—
8-
$1.25
"
—----- —
6-30
$1.50
2y2c
7-
40c
Minnesota Power <fc Light Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. (quar.)—
preferred
6-30
$1.75
1—
7-
?25c
(quar.)
35c
85c
(quar.)
6-30
7-10
2'Ac
6-30
10c
56'Ac
Mlrro
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
5
5
15c
——
CO.
6-
6-
5c
(quar.)*.
preferred (quar.)—
Ontario
7-
7-
12'Ac
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. (Ohio) —
6%
preferred (quar.)_—:
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)——-;—
Newport Electric Corp., 33A% pfd. (quar.)—
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
——
25c
6-30
Co.
Newark
6-13
56 Vic
Mfg., common (reduced quar.)—•*—Class A (quar.)—•
<
(quar.)
New York Water Service Corp.
6-16
Miller
6%
1
Trust
6-30
7-10
-
$1.41
conv.
Penn Traffic Co.
7-
7-
50c
0
7-
7-
—
5%
6-13
7-
$2
93 %C
York
6-30
7-10
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Pcabody Coal, common (quar.)*
87 %c
,
6-30
7-10
—-
$1
N. Y. State Electric & Gas—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
7-
(quar.)—-—
Pan American
$1.01'A
56'Ac
$2.50
——_—————
7-10
$1.54
preferred (quar.) — -—
——Pantex Mfg. Corp., 6% preferred
(quar.) —
$2.50
(s-a)
com.
Sulphur Co. .—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
New
17c
Ohio)—
(quar.)———————.—
RR.,
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
4%
;———-—
common
Harlem
preferred (s-a)
12-19
——
6-16
1
12-30
(reduced)—.**_**—_*—
Rust-Proof
Packer
6
6-16
7-
15c
preferred (quar.)—
Securities, Inc., (Dayton,
&
York
10%
7-
9-19
6%
preferred
(quar.)—*_*—_*—
Pa.-;kard-Boll
Electronics
(quar.)*
6-13
6-20
7-
75c
6-10
6-
6-30
1
-
9-30
preferred (quar.)——*—_————
preferred tquar.)*
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
6-11
7-
$2
(quar.)—
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Orleans Public Service, common (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)-———
;—4%% preferred (quar.)
——N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)—
8-15
(1.13%
6-30
50c
—
Co.
6-20
6.16%
5.64'%
45c
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
'
6-30
common-
$1.13
5% preferred (quar.)
4.52% preferred (quar.)
6-24
New England
9
$1.12 Va
**-*.—
pfd.
6-20
10c
10c
Advertising Co.,
Pacific Power & Light Co., com.
New
—i——*———
——
1
-
preferred (quar.)—
Haven
7-
$1.12'A
———
25c
preferred (quar.)—
England Power, 4.60%
6%
1
6-20
7-16
Common
6-25
7-
6-20
7-16
$1.18%
3
10-24
6-20
7-16
,
6-20
7-16
$1.10
$1.12'A
$1.18%
10c
Outdoor
Pacific
4
7-15
(1.37%
&
710-
1
7-25
25c
—-
Minnesota
6-18
215c
Telephone (quar.)-—
England Electric System (quar.)——
England Gas & Electric Association-
New
(reduced)
Canada,
1
15c
Midsouth Gas (increased*_****——
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (increased quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co., com. (quar.)
of
7-
New Brunswick
6-
(quar.)
Co.,
6-10
New
New
(quar,)——
convertible
1
of Rec.
7-16
$1.09
(quar.)—*——.——-—$4.75 preferred (quar.)——*—**——:—
$4,75 conv. preferred (quar.)—*
New
6-
—
4%%
7-
20c
•
Miller-Wohl
(quar.)
6-13
6-20
Co.—
Mining Corp.
preferred
6-13
6-30
Utilities, Inc. (quar.)———
Middle States Telephone (111.)
(quar.)———
Middlesex Water Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
Common
$4.40
1
7-
South
Millers Falls
2
1
95c
—-
4>A%
Midwest
6-
7-
25c
————'
Midland-Ross Corp., com.
5(2% preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-30
tG8%c
62'Ac
(quar.)-
preferred
(quar.)————;___*"*—
7-
40c
(quar.)
.
4.40%
preferred
87VaC
4'A % preferred (quar.)
4 (2 % preferred (quar.)
Michigan Abrasive Co., conv. pfd. (accum.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common—
Middle
$4.36
U5c
.***/*__—.—
Britain
2
16c
Corp.
New
6-
$4.50 preferred
Inc.—
income)———-
(quar.)—
Neon Products Canada, Ltd., common--.-——
€-19
$1
———————
(quar.)
Co.,
Holders
Payable
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
6-30
6-30
3%
Securities
net
Share
Name of Company
25c
——
(quar,)
dividend
Natlon-Wide
;
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Radiator
75c
...—
pref. (quar.)**
(quar.).
4.45%
Stock
S.
30c
(quar,)
(quar.)
Michaels
6-13
6-13
37'Ac
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.90%
1
1
452
(quar.)—__
common
Machine
7-
7-
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—-;-.———-—-
Mcrritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
Mesta'
U.
$30c
—
2nd
$3.50
Terminals
National
(From
'A(quar.)****.***,,**-*-****-~~*V
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—;—i
Bank
National
6-13
Ltd.—-
80c class
$4
6-13
1
40c
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common™.^,
Merck & Co.,
1
7-
Payable oj Rec
When
per
Holder*
When
Share
Name of Company
7-
62'Ac
(s-ai__*
(quar.)
participating preferred (s-a)
Merchants
Par
0] Rec.
2c
——
preferred
Cement
Holder*
Payable
30c
(quar.)
common
4%
Medusa
When
Share
7%
Corp.—
original preferred (quar.)—
1st preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Purex
Corp.
—-
(quar.)
8%
common
preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-19
6-30
6-14
>
(quar.)
7
6-20
—.—
IOC
7-
30c
Purity Stores Ltd. (quar.)
Pylc-NationaL.Co.,
6-20
20c
25c
(quar.)
7-1
6-13
7-
6-13
$2
1
Volume
187
Number 5735
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2951)
'4j
Par
Name of
Company
"
6%
preferred
When
Share
Quaker Oats, common (quar.)___
(quar.)_
Queoec Telephone Co., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse
Quarterly
Quincy Mining (reduced)
7-19
$1.50
_
Hoiaerf.
7-19
6-24
6-24
$4.75
6-14
'
$5
preierred
preferred
1
7-
,
■
40c
______
R
&
M
6convertible
Radio
Corp.
$3.50
preferred
1st
preferred
(quar.)__
Grip
to
Common
Batten
9-19
7-28
6-9
9-30
5c
I
8-14
.
V
■
$30c
7-
10-
Real
Co.—
class A (quar.)x
_1_
4r% 2nd preferred (quar.)
<Pa._)
"
85c
(Wash.)
'preierred
Roller
'
7%c-'.
'''
_«
Reliance
*r2'W%~' preferred
Renold Chains
Class
-
A
Class
class
A
:_
A
$50C"
"
{
6-18
'
7-
1
'
7-
1
7-
2
-
7- 2
4%
'
'
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum (Canadai—
4'?i%
preferred
(quar.)________
;
Class
6- 9
8-1
7-1
7-
1
6-11
Smith-Corona,
Inc.
8-1
7-11
Smith
59%c
"
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
dinary
Richman
share)
Bros,
5
per
$0,007
shilling
par
Rieke
Metal
Stoker
(interim)__
River
Brand
preferred
$1.25
20c
8-1
7-18
$1.55
preferred
preferred
93%c
Mills
penny)'
$1
(N.
Rochester
to Genesee
(s-a)
5%
5%
Roe
i
series;
(A.
V.)
5%fo
Rohr
:
A
Stock
dividend
Rolls-Royce,
Cable
Rorer
(W.
(quar.)__
Dutch
(New
5%
preferred
preferred
5%%,
'
5%
preferred
B
7- 1
6-13
4.56%
preferred
Southeastern Public
1
6-30
Southern Canada
10-
1
9-30
1
6-13
7- 2
7-30
shares)
7-
1
6-13
18c
7-15
6-30
10c
7-
3
6-13
7-3
4.80%
Southern Nevada
4.80%
5-28
6-30
$6 preferred A (quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Electric, 5%
6-30
(quar.)
Natural
Oil,
Ltd.,
Rubenstein
5(4%
(Helena)
(quar.)
Helena
Ruben-
(See
7-
3
6-25
stein)
4.25%
6-30
6-15
4.40%
preferred
preferred
_
Safety Industries
>..
<
&
10c
——
h
(reduced)
—
Safeway Stores, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
1
._
,
•
''
Manufacturing Co.
Russell Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
15c
7-25
7-11
25c
7-
1
5-26
$1
7-
1
5-26
$1.07%
—
7-
1
5-26
St. Louis,
5%
San Francisco Ry—
convertible preferred A (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred
St.
Light
Joseph
5%
preferred
St.
Lawrence
St.
Louis
St.
Louis
St.
Paul
St.
&
A
—
Afl(quar.j
Steel Castings
Marine
1
preferred A
5%%
San
preferred
Antonio
common
.__
3
6-17
7-10
(quar.)
Co.,
San
vtc.
preferred
5%
(quar.)
preferred
(uqar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
San Miguel Brewing
(quar.)
Sandura Co., 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)x
Sangamo Electric Co. (reduced)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_____
5(4% series B preferred (quax'.t
'Savannah Sugar Refining Corp. (quar.)
Sayre
Paper
to
Sobering
Scott
Scovill
Scott
to
A
(quar.)_.
Fisher
Corp.,
Fetzer
Go.
(stock
5% conv.
<quar.)__x
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
——
pfd. (quar.)
Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
Mfg.,
3.65%.
$4 preferred
$1.09
$1.31(4
$1
8c
1%
37%c
40c
91 %c
85c
Air
Line
RR.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-25
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
6-30
Dredging,
preferred
75c
Class
50c
8-
1
(N.
Screw
Shares
5
J.)
7-15
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-18
1
6-20
Corp.
7-10
1
7-10
$1.16
8-
1
7-10
Gas
4.96%
Transmission
preferred
preferred
5.40%
.
Texas
&
$4.84
$1.24
7-
1
6-16
(quar.)
$1.35
7-
1
6-16
Texas Utilities
Textron,
1
6-16
$1.25
1
6-20
6-16
7-10
7-
1
Thor
7-18
1
7-18
1
7-18
1
8-
1
1
7-10
7-
1
6-
25c
7-
1
6-21
25c
7-
1
6-20
31 %c
7-
1
6-20
$1
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)_~
common
preferred
(quar.)_
10c
(quar.)
6-30
7-10
2
6-10
25c
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
Tidewater
6-30
6-20
Time
7-
1
5-15
5%
conv.
5%
non-convertible
preferred
(Initial series)
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
40c
(quar.)
7-
25c
common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred "B" (quar.)
Thrift Investment Corp., class A
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc.—
4j/2% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)__
10c
$1.12%
7-
1
10-
1
12-15
6-10
9-15
12-
1
8-15
3-15
1%
11-15
3-15
—
Oil,
$1.20
6-30
6-16
25c
7-
1
6-
6
31 %c
7-
1
6-
6
31 'Ac
7-
1
6-
6
12 %C
6-30
6-13
$1.12%
6-30
6-10
6-16
1
6-16
Topp
7-
1
6-20
Toronto
7-
1
6-20
9-
1
8-20
Toronto Mortgage Co.,
10c
6-30
0-20
Torrlngton Co.
6-30
6-20
Towle
7-23
7-16
Towmotor
75c
7-
1
6-20
Traders
12%c
7-
(Two
additional
shares
held).___.
Iron
Class
A
for
Mfg.
20c
each
Co.
A
(quar.)
Class
B
6-25
7-17
6-30
2
$25c
7-
2
6-17
$$1.25
7-
2
6-13
40c
(quar.).
7-
1
6-18
7-15
7-
7-
1
6-24
$60c
7-
2
6-10
(quar.)..
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-20
6-20
Transamerica
$37%c
7-
1
6-18
$50c
7-
1
6-18
6-17
1
—
—
$60c
7-
2
6-10
$$1.12%
7-
2
6-10
$50c
7-
2
6-10
7%C
7-15
6-30
5%
7-15
6-30
35c
7-31
6-30
7-
1
6-14
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
7-10
6-20
6-30
6-20
7-23
7-
$0.1719
7-1
50e
7-1
Trans
Caribbean
Stock
4% %
Airways,
class A
(quar.)__
dividend
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. Fund—
convertible preferred
22 %c
(quar.)
6-17
9
6-14
12%c
7-
1
6-24
.
75c
6-30
6-20
_____
7%c
7-15
6-30
25c
—___
$1.25
6-30
6-30
$1.25
,
9-30
$1.26
12-81)
$30c
(quar.)
7-15
Ltd.—
Class
1
6-16
7-
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-25
1
1
t25c
(quar.)
5-25
7-
7-
_4%
(quar.)—.___
Corp.
Finance
7-
7-10
6-18
1
35c
Ltd.
(Maine)
preferred
7-10
7-15
7-
share
1
6-20
Corp.—
preferred A
7-15
3
25c
6-10
50c
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
(quar. 1
7-10
12%
5%
preferred
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
to
Treesweet
Williams
*$1.3i
7-
1
8-15
6-14
6-14
9-15
12-15
6-16
7-
3
$2.70
Trico
—
Steel
Forging
Products Co.,
$1.25 pfd.
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
5%
7-
7-
1
6-17
67 %c
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-18
25c
8-25
8-16
250
11-25
11-14
$1.12%
7-15
6-30
$1.25
7-15
6-30
10c
7-15
6-26
(quar.)
0
7
•
of New Jersey
—
6-10
7-15
30c
;
preference (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Quarterly
6-14
6-30
1
75c
.__—
4%%
Trust Co.
6-14
7-
31 %c
—
Quarterly
Temper Corp.
7-1
Corp.—
Iquar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
True
25c
30c
25c
Transue
Tri-Continental
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
;___
Works, Ltd., com.
1
Corp.—-
Common
13c
dividend)
(stock
7-10
40c
(quar.)
6-20
______________________
Industries
7-10
40c
preferred
1
_____
—
15c
$15c
50c
7-
13c
Class A
(quar.)
7-
6
6-18
10c
Clothes, Inc.
(quar.)
Tobin Packing
(quar.)
Todd Shipyards (stock split)—
7-
6-
7-10
Timely
6-30
1
6-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance Co.
(Ky.)
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.),
Class B
50c preferred
$1.00%
preferred
50c
(quar.).
5%%
7-10
8-
8-
Thorofare Markets Inc.,
$1
Starrett
Steinberg's, Ltd.,
7-ld
$1
preferred A
Tool
1
$1
(quar.)
Power
8-
40c
Industries, class A
B
6-13
6-26
$1.19
4%
Class
1
$1.21
(quar.)
convertible
8-15
7-
0-30
$1.14
(quar.)
47o
1
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.,
76c
6-19
6-13
30c
.
7-10
(quar.)___
Pacific
preferred
<
Corp.—
Ry. (quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4.56 pfd.
$4 preferred (quar.)_
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
7-
93%c
6-30
Stedman Bros., Ltd.
$1
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common (quar.)
______
7-
1
(irreg.)
6-19
6-30
15c
8-
7-
8-
(s-a)__
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
7-15
?
(quar.)
$1.21
50c
7-
5%
8-15
8-
(quar.)
7-11
5%
Mfg.
preferred
1
5%
Starrett (L. S.) Co. (quar.)
Steak n Shake, Inc.
(Dela.)
6-20
$5 preferred (quar.)
(Ohio)
convertible
6- «
1
1
15c
7-1
dividend
6- 6
1
7-
8-
15c
Ltd.
1
7-
6
8-
Texas
6-20
7-
9-15
7-
15c
i
27%c
Standard-Thompson Corp., 5%% pfd. (guar.)
Stanley Home Products (quar*)i____
J.' ^
7-
6- 6
$1.19
50c
7- 1
6-17
7-1
6-27
1
Electric
Malleable- &
Service, $4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
5
7-18
—;
Standard
Standard
7-18
7-31
Haute
6- 6
1
$4.76
7- 5
7-
Terre
1
7-
$1.25
$1.39 %
(initial)
(quar.)
1
7-
$1.12%
$4.84
6- 5
7-31
preferred
7-
$1.31%
27%c
Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)
Standard Radio,
1
6-20
6-30
2nd
Texas
7- 5
6-
7-18
(quar.)
Co.
4
6-14
7-31
6-30
1
(quar.)
Extra
5%
$1.12(2
B
1
6-30
6-28
5.16%
Tennessee Natural Gas
6-16
1
$3
7-
8-14
7-18
7-1
8-
Standard
7-
7-15
7- 1
6-16
1
18%c
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
Standard Oil
(quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
4.50% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7- 1
7-
8-
(quar.)
Standard
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
8-
preferred
7-15
1
6-10
...
(special)
common
Standard Financial Corp., common
7-lo
7-15
6-16
20c
6-30
6-13
6-
1
6-30
Thomas
3%% preferred A (quar.)
Standard Paper Mfg. Co., common—
6% preferred (quav.)—
6-13
$1.28
5.12%
7-15
7-
6-16
(quar.)__
6-30
;
(quar.)
$4.50 series A preferred
Seaboard
22 %c
22c
30c
15c
30c
25c
6- 6
6-16
participating preferred
(quar.»____
Properties, Inc.________
Standard Holding Corp., class A
(quar.)
6-13
1
1
(accum.)
Standard
6-30
7-
40c
pfd.
1
6-30
$1.27%
1
25c
1
6-30
(quar.)
5.10%
8-
1
\
8-11
7-15
6- 6
7-
(quar.)
8-
7-15
6
1
4.90%
8-12
7-
:
11-
24c
6-
7-
6-12
1
45c
;
(quar.)
8-15
SI
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Commom
1
6
1
$1.22 %
1
1%
11-15
25c
—*—
Savannah Electric to Power, common
Saxon
9-
6-
7-
(quar.)
4.65%
7-
7-
30c
15c
20c
(quar.)
4.40%.
series
8-11
28c
com.
(quar.)
41/2%
4.36%
1
1
4.64%
6-12
$1.15
15c
common
trust
Diego Gas to Electric,
5.60%
9-
7-
(quar.)
$1.16
$1.16y4
6-18
1
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.)
Thermoid Co. (reduced)
(quar.)
7-17
$34%c
$354»c
(quar.)
Transit
Co.
7-
8
(quar.)
1
7-
10c
22
—-
30c
8-
6* 6
6- 6
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-
.
Square D Co.
9-15
6- 6
1
$1.10
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
$15c
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
Transmission—
7-
$1.06%
6-20
$1.60
6- 5
7-
25c
-
6-27
Standard
7- 2
15c
7-
97%c
6-13
6-6
6-16
$1.15
92 %c
1
7-1
6*16
1
$1.06 %
25c
(stock dividend)
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
1
7-
$1.02%
30c
prior
6-11
7-
3c
(quar.)
30c
$2-$5
Gas
1
$1.50
(quar.)__
7-
(quar.)
6-10
Quarterly
dividend
Tennessee
6-11
$1.25
(quar.j____
50c
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)__^
Spencer Shoe
;
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
6-11
6-30
35c
preferred
preferred
6-30
4.36%
4.40%
Spokane International
Quarterly
(quar.)___
6-30
4.60%
$1.03%
11c
certificates common
San Carlos Milling Co. Ltd..
Voting
preferred
B
non-cum
35c
$1.16%
7-
$1.10
6-13
$5
6-20
(quar.)
preferred
„Stahl-Meyer,
2
Ltd.
of Ohio-
(quar.)
$1.50
7-25
(quar.)__
7-
A
(Canada),
6
6-18
7-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__x
(quar.)-
Stock
$27c
Carson
Class
7-18
pfd. (quar.)
7- 1
75c
6* 6
6-13
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
$1.25
Regis Paper Co.—
5%%
'
2
12-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Insurance
A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey. Ltd.,
*
9-
12-15
1
preierred
$$1.50
$25c
1
—
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Stockyards Co.
§4.40 pfd. series
*
9-16
$1.25
preferred
3.00%" preferred
Sports, Arena (Del.)
National
Fire to
$1.25
(quar.)
Power—
7-
4.25%
20c
_
3.70%
4.15%
v
•
Rudy
30c
(quar.)
4.10%
$62 %c
(quar.)
6-30
6*
2
2
28(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
6-17
6-16
2
7-
$1.07
preferred
1
1
7-
$50c
9-
60c
common
preferred
7-15
$$0,328
Co.,
4.65%,
7-
$1.50
pfd.
7-
$15c
Telluride Power, 6% preferred
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
;
Temco
Aircraft (quar.)
2
27c
Southwestern Life Insurance
(Dallas)
Southwestern Public Service
4.60%
Royalite
Gas
4.28%
.
62 %c
(G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Textiles, Inc., 4%
preferred
7-15
6-30
6-16
Class
2
Southern Railway Co.—
7-15
6-30
1
6-13
24c
7- 8
7-15
6-30
60c
(quar.)
Southwest
7-15
7-
1
$1.20
5-28
$1.25
7- 1
30c
Taylor,
6-15
1
Co.—
7- 8
$1.37%
6-10
5-20
(reduced)
(quar.) _______
1
40c
non-cumulative
6-20
6*10
2
(quar.)
com.
7-
$50c
(quar.)
Southern Nevada Telephone (initial)
Southern New England Telephone
(quar.)
5%
6-30
9-30
50c
(quar.).
preferred
$7c
7-
50c
i
$1.5271
—-—
7-15
28c
15c
(quar.),-.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Power
6-19
6- 2
7-15
Pearson &
Common (s-a)
7-
;
6-lt
1
1
7-
Telephone Service Co.
$1.12%
$1.5271
$1.12%-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
7-
37%c
■
com.
7-15
7-
7-
15o
Taylor Instrument
Co.—
Ltd.,
$$1.25
1
6-30
12%c
(quar.)_x~__*—
Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common
•
6-13
5c
(quar.)__
Service
Power
6-17
1
62%c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
7-15
7-
30c
preferred
Southern
6-13
25c
York
6%
6-10
7-31
15%
(quar.)
C
preferred
6-15
7-1$
7-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.48%
7- 2
20c
original
4.32%
-
6-20
$4c
r
6-20
1
$35o
(quar.)__________
„•
6-29
1
7-
$1.38
(quar.)
7-
8-20
(quar.).——
B
preferred
5%
Ltd.
6-30
38%c
(quar.)
common
Sugar, common
(quar.)
6-30
7-
$1
$3c
4%
5-20
Company, Ltd. (quar.)
California Edison, common
Southern
Industries,
7-31
6-30
Rico
7-
6-10
(quar.)
common
A
„•
7-10
____
1954 interest certificates N. Y. shares
4V2 %
6-13
7-2
;
(initial quar.)__
Royal McBee Corp.,
7- 1
7-31
(final)
(quar.)
Petroleum
6-20
35c
Corp., common
Class Ax——___—____________________
Royal
1
$20c
Rothmoor
.
7-
6-20
4%
(Ordinary),
Corp.
H.), Inc.
7-3
:
$$1.43%
(quar.)—
______
Ltd.
Rome
preferred
Porto
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
8%
Southam
7-15
.
4%%
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
(Canada),
•
South
$1.25
$1.25
—
:
pfd.
preferred
convertible
Aircraft:
1
: y
7-15
.
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
to Co.,-5% series A
5%
7-
25c
$2
Roekwood
<•
Pittsburgh Water
6-20
;
_
RR.
South
6-20
1
6-16
6-16
-6-20
20c
7-31
38%c
(quar.)
Jersey Gas iquar.)__
6-20
40c
(quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
.1
Y.)—
z
Button
South
1
5C
Tamblyn
6-27
6-16
8-
;/
1.
6-30-
Symington Wayne corp.
5-29
$6 preferred
6-3
6-3
7-
7-
8
50c
7-10
1
6-16
4GC
Talcott (James), Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
7-14
7-^7
7' i
62 VaC
„
—4__
6-30
9-
com.
!
6-16
50c
56(4c
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Natural Gas,
7-15
6-14
(quar.
8-29
6-30
5%
preferred
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric &
Gas,
5% preferred (quar.)
.5c
,5%
(quar.)
1
8-
6-16
8-
$40c
(s-a)
com.
7-10
6-30
9-15
1
7-7
7
,i.37%c
Co.
Co.
1.
7-
8 ■:
6-21 j'
6-21
.
9-10
5c
10-
9-30
6-13
7-1
5c
t
7-16
preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold1 Mines, Ltd.
5-30
31 (4c
;
10-
$4
5-30
31 (4c
common
'+$1.25
(quar.)
common
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
5-29
7-1
Co.,
1
"
6-18
7-
1
7*
8-29
9-
7-11
Gas
7*
$1.12
(quar.)__
1
6-30
1
6-30
I.
10-
9-30
8-
$15c
6-20
2
(quar.)
(quar.)___
6-27
20C
(s-a)
preference
Swiston
6-27
7c
6-18
$20c
5%
9
7c
1
' $25c
&
7-* 2
1
1
'
Rubber
Swift
Ordinary
5-30
/_
7-5
—
Quarterly
Rochester
(quar.)
7-
$20c
common-
Swan
6-
$70c
,
4.50%
—
(quar.)__
Insurance
Rochester-American
su
(quar.)
South
3c
Ltd.,
6- 9
1
25c
preferred
6-13
—
shares
L.) Mfg. Co.,
preferred <quar.)_
(P.
1
7-
2
7*
25c
$30c
(quar.)
6-16
^ American
7-
7-
6-18
a-
;
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.,
7-10
6-10
6-30
6-17
6-18
1
7-
Mining Co
________________
Super Valu Stores Inc. (Del.); com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)__
1
7-20
1
1
Sunshine
2
6-30
77-
7-151
preferred (quar.
Fund, Inc.
8-
6-17
25c
__x
7-
40c
7-18
South
3
6-17
1
$1.25
(quar.)______
_
6-16
1
7-
7-
$$1.25
$50c
6-30
1
3
7-
$25c
(quar.)
6-30
'
7-
1
25c
8-1
$25c
6
1
8-
6-30
7•1'
$2.50
Sunrise
6-19
j53C
30c
.
6-
8-
1
6-20
;
,
6%
9-15
1
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
35c
Silk Mills Ltd., $2 partic. A_
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
Ordinary stock units (interim) (%s of
Participating
Robinson Little, Ltd.
common
20c
(quar.)__
6-30
36c
(quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)_________
Sorg Paper Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
2
1
7-
31 %c
(Canada)
Drug Co.,
Extra
6- 2
$15c'
'
30c
Corp.__
(quar.)
6-
$50c
<,
(quar.)
common
$1.25
2
7- 2
$i5c
(quar.)
6-13
6-3
Ltd.,
$2.80
Corp.,
7-
7-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Sun Ray
10-
5c
(quar.)
+45C
(quar.)
Co.
1
Roan
;
Aircraft
Sonotone
7-21
7-2
Riverside
Robertson
(Howard)
preferred
'
$30c
(quar.)
Paper Mills Ltd.
7-
<quar.t___—2
Rice
O.)
6-16
Co.
$$1.75
;
Co.,
50c
Products
Corp.
(A.
Common
(quar.)
Ritter Company
7-25
or¬
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Riley
to
6-17
Ltd.—
shares)
preferred
Somerville,
(interim)
penny
$2
Solar
(quar.)
(N.)
Smith
7-
90c
shares
B
1
6-30
6-16
25C
15c
(American
$2.12
Tobacco—
$1.12%
(1
Canada,
Corp.
Class
7-
15c
$isc
€-11
Simca
'
Oil
9-11
15c
(quar.)__
Chemical
Sun
1
7-.1
50
Assurance
Increased quar
6- 5
6-10
10-
25c
B
Corp., common
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
6-21
1
15c
(quar.)
Slater
preferred
(quar. )____■_
preferred (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
of
Sun
6-23
1
43% C
Strong Cobb,
11- 8
2%
(quar.)
7- 2
1
(quar.)
camp, inc.,
common
(quar.)_
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
& Clothier, common
$5 preferred (quar.
5% pfd. (s-a)
8
7- 8
25c
6-30
,
12-
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
A
preferred
(quar.)
Strathmoro
Paper
6-30
6-17
1
7%c
A
Strawbridge
-
25c
Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.; class A
B
1
2
7-
56c
Stock dividend
(quar.)_
Silknit,
Class
9-
$56(40
(quar.)_
40c
12%c
.
"'
_xx__
Class
7-29
7-
$50c
—________x_
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec), Ltd
4.50%
Ordinary
B
7c
77-
12 %c
(resumed)
preference
(quar.)_
Stonecutter Mills, class A (quar.)
■**.;•
,
Co.
'
6-13
56c
5%. prior
16
40c
*%'•
_
Sicks'
*
6-17
7
15c
(quar.)_
8-27
7-
12 %C
Sun Life
Co.—
dividend
7-23
$$1.19
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
3%
,
7 lf
Power
Common
6-20
6
1
15c
7%
6rl0
-
1
7-
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)x____
3.60%
American
preferred A
••Stock
9-12
1
&
Salesbook Co.
Sheraton Corp. of America
12-12
1 7-
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
10-1
7-
4
7-
9-10
J 40c
(quar.)
com.
Stokely-Van
C-16
5%
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
(reduced)
i]
1-1-59
1
75c
Gas
75c
.
Reynolds Metais Co.. common
4%% preferred A (quar
J. )
10- 1
25c
Steel
&
Shelby
6-13
7-
1
25c
Common
6-13
8-
25c
;
Stern Textiles, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stevens Markets, class
Stix, Baer & Fuller
1
arrears will b*
6-13
9-12
.
7-1
8-
year.
'
$5c
y
>
(accum.)
.
*
$28c
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)___
Resistoflex. Corp. (stock dividend)
pfd.
(Boston)
6-20
6-10
1
8-15
7%
•'
5%
6-20
1
(quar.
Oil
(quar.)
(John B.), common
Class
6-20
-
7-1
•*' $270 '
Co.,
Stetson
9-10
7-
12%c
(accum.)
'
.
9-30
30c
(quar.)
6-20
7-
$5c
Gas
&
4%%
0-10
$1.12
4.%% preferred. B (quar.)
Sliawmut Association
6-20
.
i
$28o
;
&
Shawinigan Water
7-16
i
? '
__________
(R.
7-31
'
2
'
Reynolds
Sharon
6-13
7-
(quar.)
A
Shamrock
1; 6-19
"
°;$50e~
.
*
1
30c
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
-$$1.12V'2-v"
•Extra
•Class
■!'
25c
.
7-
3%
31 (4c
Servomechanisms, Inc. (stock dividend)
(Canada)1,, Ltd. v?*
_
Stern
•
2nd preferred
Z
'
7-
$1.25
cleared by end of this
.6-20
6-30
«-
45c-
*
(s-a)_d__
_______
.
(quar.)___x
Extra
5-23
4%%
™
•' 6-30
'-87Vie
preferred
-
V
15c
Ltd.,
B Ms-a»_
4ya(fc
■
•/ '6-16
6-30
20c
(qnar;)ii
Petroleum
'
6-19
6-19
7- 2
5%
With above payments all
$R23H
\
Engineering "(quar. r-l-'lx'
fill.),- common, (reduced)_
Reliance Mfg. Co;
•; Class
7-10
7-10
25,-
* 6-20
1
7-
10c
&
'
Reliance
$1 25
4 T 6-12
7-10
J
10c
*
(reduced)
Electric
6-10
6-30
50c
(s-a)__-
iquai\
Bit
1
Oil
Siores
Sterchi
Bolder»
Payable of Reo.
$40c
^
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)_
Sterling Trust Corp. (Toronto)
(quar.)
preferred
'
Company
Reece' Corp. (Mass.); common
5't
7-
Ys-a)____r_rv™_±:-*_-•'''''Sl.SO
Estate Title Insurance
Reed
7
.
Reardoh
"
(From
6%J
(quar.)
Bros.
When
Share
Canada
6-19
Snans—
investment income)
Seminole
•
of
6-19
American
6-12
1
•
Selected
■*
:
.
0-12
2
$$1.50
-
50c convertible
\ 6-12
7-2
$$1.50
(quar.)
____
'•
Co.
7-10
$1 >5
4.50%
preierred
(quar.)
Selas Corp.
of America—
6-30
ty
.
'
___
7-14
'7-25
'
(quar.)
Co.,
Steel
7-10
lOo
A
Par
Name of Company
6-19
$1.25
dividend
5% 'preferred
\V.
/
$1.50
preferred
Gas
7-10
$1.18%
(quar.)
—
1
1
'
.
Raybestos-Manhattan (quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling
■
6-20
7-
preferred
conv.,
,
10-
6%
Reading
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Hol&en
Payable of Rec.
25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (s-a)
Security Title
Insurance
(Los
Angeles)—
Quarterly
Seiberling Rubber—
,
6-20
9-30
25c
;
s-a).
Stock
\ 6-30
,
6%
Reading
(quar.)
Common
,
6-13
87%o
Ltd.—
(increased
2
87-/2C
__
30c
,
:
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_____
7-
■
30c
Radorock Resources, .Inc._______
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.—
preferred
preierred
When
share
common
$5 preferred B
(quar.)
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Securities Acceptance
5
.
;28c
___
(quar.j__
A
of America, common
preferred (quar.)
1st
'. $3.50
'
Co.,
Corp.—
____—___.
Rapid
6-
6-11
Bearings
(Canada), Ltd.—
.Class A (quar.)
Racine Hydraulics -&
Machinery, Inc.-—6'? convertible preferred A (quar.)
$6
6-30
7-10
20c.i
.___
Company
Seaboard Finance
y
$5
$25c
Co.
Par
Name of
Payable oj Rec.
45c
51
(Jersey City)—
*
(2952)
52
.
Quarterly
..
Trust
Underwriters
6-20"
10-
1
-
Electric Co.—
Union
/
87 '/aC
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Investment (quar.)
RR. (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
United Fruit Co. (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
class A preferred (quar.)
Class B preference—
United Funds, Inc.—
United Income Fund
(from
7-19
7-19
7-19
7-19
a- 1
7-'4-
7-
6-18
t40c
15c
30c
$1.12Va
75c
,
1
1
7-
-
6-13
7-15
8-13
7-
2
*$1
7-
2
6-13
10c
6-30
6-11
7-
6-10
invest¬
net
Z
—
37 Vac
,
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
9-
2
8-15
20c
12-
1
11-15
$1
7-
2
6-20
5-21
6-20
9-20
7-
6 2 tat
37 VaC
7-
1
77-
1
6-20
6-30
50c
7-15
6-26
7-
7
6-11
7
6-11
7-
and
40c
6-30
50c
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
6
pref.
A
&
(quar.)
St
$1.06V«
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Service,
37 VaC
$1.25
—$1.26
$1.25
:
$1.26
-
1
7-
1
Middle
share
to
-
TAX
$1.12 la
7-
1
6-23
62V2C
7-
Park
&
Industries
Consolidated
Yuba
i'e
6-13
(auar.j
Ltd.,
Zellers,
t
States
Internal
States
7%
V.
S.
Trust
Y.<
(N.
Co.
70c
80c
(quar.)—
Stockyards Corp.,
preferred
(quar.i
United
7-10
6-20
6-20
6-20
'
of
—
_
7-
6-13
1
17 VaC
*
7-15
gain
6-20
Common
(quar.)
—
_
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preierred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Utilities (guar.
Universal-Cyclops Steel
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
United
Extra
preferred
v
;
8%
6-16
7-11
6-16
6-20
7-15
8-29
Universal
8-
1
7-15
1
87 Vac
7-
8-
1
7-
8
82
7-
3
6-16
40c
—__
30c
7-
7-
1
6-
6-16
6-18
6-18
second
37VaC
8-
1
Van Sciver
(J.
E.)
Van
Camp
6%
$1.25
Vendo
.]
Company
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a>
Viau,
7-18
7-12
6-30
25c
8-
7-15
6-30
6-12
7-31
6-27
7-
2
6-20
35c
6-30
6-20
87 Vac
6-30
6-20
15c
_
425c
—
—
—
Ltd.
*50c
(quar.)———.
Victor Chemical Works, common (quar.) —
3Va%
preferred (quar.)
!— —
-U.¬
_
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
i6% preferred (accum.)—
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
!5Va% preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
—_
Vulcan Corp., $3 conv. prior pfd.
$4.50 preferred, (quar.)—
1
683/4c
1
6-30
6-
Property
7-15
7- 1
Gas
7-10
7-2
7-2
6-12
Wagner
Baking,
Warner
Bros.
7%
Common
"Walker
4,10%.
9-
&
Worts,
7-
6-16
6-
8-20
said.1—V.
Investing Corp.—
(Quarterly from net investment income
7-15
i
(quar.i—
6-30
6-
7-1
May
Ware
River
RR
(s-at
Warner-Lambert
.-
7-1
6-16
25c
7-
1
6-14
$1.37V2
7-
1
6-14
2
6-20
$3.50
Reduced
5%
&
preierred
Wayne Knitting
4% preferred
4% preferred
Wellington Fund
■
1
ment
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
1
6-18
7-1
6-23
SI.25
i.
7-
1
shares of
of
6-23
7-
1
6-
50c
(quar.i—
7-
1
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-1-59
12-15
50c
__
net
2
Co.
Coast'Telephone, $1.20 pfd. iquar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.. com. (s-a)
West Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
West
Michigan Steel Foundry
West
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power Co.—
-*
4%%
4.10%
n'rf
of
compared with
$3,177,800.
income tax was
were
common
stock.
common
p.m.
stock
The
(CDT)
on
for
offer,
Stock
(.45)
one
of
a
share
share of
of
Middle
is to
Stockholders
of
solicit exchanges.
Middle
State
who
desire
to
accept
the
6-13
provided
6-13
Trust
6-27
6-16
p.m.,
Company of Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla,
Central Standard Time, on July
for
that
6-13
may
6-20
stock- of
7-15
6-20
all
$1.05
7-15
The First National Bank and
the "Exchange Agent," by 5:00
24. 1958, or such later date as
specified below.
purpose,
be fixed in the manner
6-30
7-15
$1.02 Va
$1.10
_
40c
7-
1
7-1
'
in
6-20
6rl6
6-
9
20c
.
subject
to
19,952,314 shs.
may be issued
the
restrictions
under
the
contained
with
7-1
6-1C
poc
6-30
6-20
•
company desires to acquire all of the outstanding common
Middle States, it will be obligated on July 24, 1958 to accept
shares
exchange
so
deposited
therefor if
and
there
of
expiring
Dec,
loans
of
to
up
$20,000,000
producing
commercial
There
shares
are
of
properties,
rate
for
notes
no
were
stock,
issuance upon
design
will
for
conductor
devices
from
American
the
plant,
new
satellite
shares
Semiconductor-Components
planned for the
administrative functions.
building
itself,
investment
by
issuance
under
of
5%
cumulative
of
ft.,
transistors
June
on
New Plant—
sq.
to
23,
cut
the
plant
and
by
of
other
revo¬
semi¬
using the signal
traditional
ribbon.
300-acre
tract in northeast Dallas.
company's facilities and houses
division.
It is the first of a number
the
of
site
exclusive
Texas
310,000
new
site
the
buildings
The
of
Vanguard
on
expansion
an
for
reserved
issued subsequent to March
31, 1958.
manufacture
located
represents
connection
outstanding under the revolving
is
outstanding under the
conversion
stock
300-acre
a
in
interest rate of
loans at the time
notes
were
dedicate its
the
on
use
an
Instruments, Inc.—To Dedicate
corporation
The
for
at
unsecured
for
2706.
p.
unsecured
option plan, and 3,186,310 shares of
issuance upon conversion of
the
including 212,420 shares of common stock
convertible second preferred
187,
for
stock
reserved
preferred
for
stock
common
restricted
stock
reserved
to
of
serve
research,
equipment
Instruments
of
more
and
than
manufacturing,
site,
represents
$5,000,000.
Completion
of
the ^new
Semiconductor-Components division
brings to more than 600.000 sq. ft. the total of TI's owned
This
31,
borrowing.
The company also has a
property
expiring April 15, 1963, which provides
bank
prime
company's
and
agreement
agreement
and $13,965,000
of
acquisition credit agreement.
common
—V.
credit
agreement
+169,316
the
revolving
occupied
by
plant
facilities
includes
the
company's 254,000
Central
sq.
ft.
main
plant in
Dallas
now
Research
Laboratory and the Apparatus division,
ft. plant in Houston, Texas, which houses
the Industrial Instrumentation division
where instruments and
equip¬
ments are designed and manufactured
principally for the
modern
a
For
its
Texas
sq.
geophysical
industry.
first
venture
Instruments
where
in
opened
semiconductor
sterling
manufacturing
plant
new
a
devices
are
outside the United States,
last year in Bedford, England,
produced
for
sale
throughout
the
area.
Including
ft.
sq.
40,000
of
elsewhere
the
for
space
in
world.—V.
Bedford
this
187,
facility,
warehouses,
country
and
at
1939.
p.
TI
leases
approximately
160,000
shops and offices in Dallas
strategic points throughout
Texas Mexican
and
the
to issue
shares of
have been deposited
its
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
oper.
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
oper.
$326,950
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$301,477
$1,268,396
$1,085,281
202,961
801,375
764,919
$128,251
$98,516
S467.021
8320,362
39,741
expenses
24,144
126,858
61,243
198.699
-
-
exchange
irrevocably cieposit their stock certificates for Middle States
stock together with a duly completed and executed exchange
2
common
the
Railway
effer must
7- 1
time
credit
Net revenue from rail¬
.
operations
way
Net
rv.
—V.
income.
oper.
187,
common
stock
with the Exchange
Agent by such date not less than 66%% of the outstanding shares, of
Middle States common stock <1,606,005 shares).
If by July 24. 1958.
66%%
of
the outstanding
shares of Middle States common.* have
not been so deposited, Tennessee Gas
may elect to extend the exchange
;.
2495.
p,
,
Texas &
New
Although
—
bonds
series
unless extended, will
July 24, 1958. Dillon, Read
as Manager of a group of
7-
-
more
any
acquisition
property
is to form and act
6
$1.12Va
...
or
rate
the
exploration
Corp.—Exchange
forty-five hundredths
Gas
25c
1
30,000.000 shs.
one
the
as
borrowing.
credit
and
stock
form
—
the
an
or
company
6-10
$1.50
in
15. 1958 provides for short-term
bank loans
$80,000,000 to be outstanding at
any
one
time.
The
thereunder is the prime commercial
short-term
the
and President.
provisions
tax
1
$$1.75
(a»uar.)
income
37VaC
(quar.)
West Texas Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)__
Western. Electric Co
of
& Co. Inc.
6-13
7-
$5)__1
(par
bonds
rate
at
lutionary
on June 20 offered
1,804,054
(par $5) in exchange for shares
stock of Middle States Petroleum Corp. at
expire at 5
-
preferred (qunr.)_—
pfd. series C (quar.)
«"*•<«»« B
7-
30c-
<cuar.)_
4.?n"V
,
6-
1
into
specified
exceed
second
com¬
Earnings Lower—
and
Transmission
Gas
dealers which
6-30
35c
(quar.)
West
rate
States
11c
-
Snowdrift
Federal
common
Tennessee
invest¬
income'
Wesson Oil
Corp.—Sales
6-16
50c
—_
three
111.
before
common
the
6-18
50c
___
from
range
convertible
within
1,000,000 shs.
911.742 shs.
stock
Texas
$4,127,500; provision for estimated Federal
against $1,875,000.—V. 187, p. 2706.
Tennessee
6-30
7-
50c
(quarterly from
the
of
2272.
p.
Offering—The
(quar.)
convertible
for
operations
latest
the
Earnings
Weeden & Co.
4%
in
against
6-30
15c
common—____
—
represent
quarter amounted to $16,926,000,
sales of $13,818,300 in the March quarter last year.
Co
(quar.)—
Mills
7-15
15t
Machine
(quar.i—.
Waukesha Motor
figures
6-30
25c
Foundry
Co.,
7-
rates
stock
company has a
which since April
to
loans
*
——
Watson-Standarci
1
2%
Waste King Corp. (Calif.), com. (stock div.)
6%
convertible preferred B <quar.)_
Waterbury-Farrell
7-
from
957.000 Shs.
5.16% ;
to
As
interest
$1,460,000
$1.12Va
ser¬
range
ZThc
1960,
comparable period last year net learnings were $2,252,500,
share on the same number of snares.
per
Sales
Co.—
(quar.)
nine
(par $100l___
outstanding in three ser¬
long
main outstanding,
not
by E. H. Westlake, Chairman of the Board
the
$1.20
—
Pharmaceutical
preferred
$4.50
1,370,000
1,200,000 shs.
stock
securing
therein.
earnings for
27
In
6-19
35c
—
13.965.000
4,000,000
rates
dividend
mortgage
Canadian nonresidents tax.
the three months ended March 31. 1953 amounted
$1,717,800. equal to 91 cents per share on the 1.877,927 shares of
common stock
outstanding at the quarter's end, it was reported on
Net
9
35c
Disney Production see Disney (Walti
(Jim,< Corp. (increased quar.i
Ward Baking, common (quar.)
5Va% preferred (quar.)——_
15%
to
Walt
Walter
20.000.000
$100
5.25^
and
tCommon
of
6-20
6c
I—
to
^Additional
Corporation and
earnings
187,
Tennessee
7-25
Wall Street
Wallace & Tiernan
payment
Texas,
6
7-1
f35c
Ltd
corrected
4
25c
Gooderham
agree¬
s____
outstanding in
common
investment company, filed an amendment on June
24, 1958 to its registration statement covering an additional 5,000,000
shares of common stock, $1 par value.-—V. 186, p. 259.
7-18
l
178,249.000
60,000,000
—
credit
agreement
(par
preferred
4.50%
469.499,000
200,000,000
credit
dividend
Second
Non¬
source.
Television-Electronics Fund Inc.—Files With SEC—
6-20
9-18
62Vbc
...
(quar.)
(H.)
7-1
25c
'%
and
ies;
'
$
notes-
stock
the
6-16
8-5
—
■■
563,000,000
:
Issued
This
50c
preferred (accum.)
$1125
(quar.)!——30c
Pictures
Outstanding
ma¬
1966-1978
storage
ies;
the
OFFER
rates
5%%;
ment
6-20
8-1
to
acquisition
over
This Chicago,
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Waldorf System (quar.)
Walker & Co., class A (quar.)
Authorized
Revolving credit agreements—
%%.
and
sales
7-17
6-30
EXCHANGE
bonds issuable
outstanding; interest
maturities
with
6-10
$1.12 Va
^
TO
issuance of all of the shares of the
tShort-tcrm
series
com¬
taker
1
the
6-16
6-16
to $18,839,000 as of April 30,- compared with $16,970,000
months ago. and $16,468,000 as of Oct. 31. 1957.
In addition to acquiring a controlling interest in Summit, the
2
8-
6-30
(3)
6-30
at
for.
follows:
as
;
6-16
figure
6-11
75c
stock and
offered
range
from 2:,4%
turities 1966-1977 '
earlier this year formed a new branch, TC Components, to
imoduce capacitors and relays for the missile and aircraft industries.
"Together, these new adjuncts to the company materially assist our
advance into
the booming electronic components field," Mr. Whit¬
15c
(quar.i
EFFECT
7- 1
7-1
*12
pany
7-
recognized
$
the merger of Wm. R. Whittaker Co.,
Ltd., into Telecomputing, which became effective Oct. 31, 1957.
In his letter to shareowners, Mr. Whittaker said
the corporations
increase in backlog for the three-months period was "very encourag¬
ing." He said that the company's Whittaker Gyro, Brubaker Elec¬
tronics and Nuclear Instruments Divisions helped raise the backlog
7- 8
15c
(quar.)
a pfd. (quar.)——
(increased)
conv.
Food
See
stock
First, mortgage pipe line
in series—
companies resultant from
bined
Co.—
class A preferred
5%
Vaca-Dry Co.,
GIVING
6-13
(Continued from page 10)
7-17
These
(quar.)
A
preferred
acquisition
6-16
Van Horn Butane Service—
Preferred
be
company's principal business is the ownership and
pipe line system for the transmission and sale or
a
.-*'-'
..
1
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
of
common
Investment News
5
7-
exchange will realize
will
company's capitalization as of March 31, 1958, and as
adjusted
date to give effect to
(1) the issuance and sale in April, 1958,
of $30,000,000 principal amount of
5% debentures due 1978, (2) the
issuance in April, 1958 of 58,842 shares of
5% cumulative convertible
,
25c
the
which
000,000.
6-20
7
30c
Upson Company (quar.)
Utah Power & Light (quar.)—
less
General
7-15
7-30
make
be,
in
bonds of the presently authorized series re¬
the total principal amount of bonds which
may be
issued and outstanding at
any one time under such mortgage is $750,-
8
25c
—
1
who
may
of
CAPITALIZATION
6-20
8-
States
case
purposes,
tax.
funds,
S.
tax
at such
6 if-
6-
6-30
6-30
50c
—__
U.
holder of Middl#
a,
The
10-15
6-10
8-1
to
natural gas for the resale under certificates of public
convenience and necessity granted
by the Federal Power Commission.
7-15
7-15
10-15
6-30
of
him
BUSINESS—The
operation
1-1B
2-i-aa
30c
15c
LJ
in
that
dates
10-18
♦Pavable
the
as
income
7- 1
Previous published date was Incorrect.
The
date and/or record date is indicated here.
Income
of MidJle
loss,
or
delivery
Income tax.
Jamaica
the effect
7-15
Less British
xLess
11-
——
(quar.)—
Products Co.
(quar.)—
11-18
87 Vac
___
—
com.
8-18
11-29
87V2C
—
(reduced!
(quar.)
Corp.
8-30
6c
—
entitle
to
either
stock
common
sufficient
of
fractional
-
Debentures—Six issues outstanding; in¬
terest rates range from
374% to 6% ;
y
6c
(quar.)
Common
to
6-10
7-10
6-14
a
United Whelan Corp.—*
Service
7- 1
7-31
6-30
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
tax
•
6-20
6-23
Canadian
In
resident
- ;
shares
a
option
any event,
gain or loss Will be
recognized to the extent that it results from the sale for cash
of any
interest in less than one share of common stock of
Tennessee Gas.
not closed for this dividend.
•Transfer books
tPayable
6-20
7-15
Revenue
stock
common
a
25c
(initial)
of
interest
an
y
of
to
the
stock whose shares are
exchanged pursuant to the ex¬
offer will not. thereby realize any gain or loss which will be
recognized for Federal income tax
purposes,
provided that 80%
or
more
of the outstanding stock of Middle States shall
have been de¬
posited and accepted for exchange prior to the termination of th# I
exchange offer.
If less than 80% of the
outstanding stock of Middle
States is exchanged for common stock-of
Tennessee Gas, the holders
Federal
$30c
t56J/4C
50c
;
share
fractional
such
purchase
share,
him
have
-
of
exchange offer.
number
a
entitle
will
Gas
stock
common
the
common
Issued
6-23
17 VaC
(quar.)-
common
7-15
deposits
would
v~
•
of
with
change
%}. S. Smelting.
87'/aC
full
who
which
Tennessee
7- l
6-30
:
(auar.
to
or
shares
connection
declared
of 1958 so as to entitle
participate in any such
•
fractional
in
9c
(quar.)-
common.—^————
Dreferred
in
,
to
the
-
dividend
any
completed.
6-30
(quar.)
Zenith Radio Corp., new com.
stock
of
quarter
to
•
for
States
stock
common
forthwith
CONSEQUENCES—A ruling has been received from the United
Preferred
Zale Jewelrv
third
Middle
is
date
37V2C
37V2c
7VaC
25c
62VaC
(quar.)
Curry
the
of
stockholder
stock
interest
Gas
record
issued
common
returned
'
offer
be
will be
agent
SHARES—No
States
additional
so
$1.25
17VaC
Mfg
fquar.)_—
Co..
6%
conv.
prd,
Cab
for
common
his
Aug. .8,-1958;'-If, when the'
outstanding shares of Middle
deposited, no- exchanges will
the
been
the
stock
the
will
States
of
sell
one
6-10
.
stock
Gas
Tennessee
6-20
6-17
6-20
•
fix
common
Middle
Any
7-11
6- 6
6-6
"
will
Gas
provided
Tennessee
of
not
certificates for shares of Middle States
FRACTIONAL
6-10
6-10
6-14
7-11
deposited-by
so
66 %%
have
7-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
—
7%
6-23
1
75c
—
5%; series
6-23
.
—
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)—
Bros., 5% preferred (quar.)
6-23
7-
93 %c
——
7-10
9334C
Refining & Mining Co.—
preferred (quar.)———
Co—
15c
$1.50
30c
pfd.
Power, 6%
Younkers
1
7.
-
7-15
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
8- 1
7-1
7- 7
7-31
9-20
8- 1
8- 1
11- 1
11-1
7- 1
all
common
holders of
6-16
6-13.
6-13
7- 1
6-30
6-30
stock
the exchange
stockholders.
-
dividend
6-20
,
7-1
8- 1
8- 1
7-1
7- 1
7-1
20c
25c
Towre
Yosemite
6
$1.75
•_
* ' 9-10
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
6-30
Yale
6-23
8.
Gypsum Co., common (quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
—
—_
XJ. S. Playing Card Co. (quar.i
U. S. Plywood Corp.. common
(quar.i
3%%
preferred A iquar.i ——
—
3%% preferred B iquar.i——-———
4 Vu %
2nd preferred iquar.i—
V. S, Printing & Lithograph Co.—.
-
7-15
7- 3
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
*?5c
its
on
6-25
been
expires.
with
Tennessee
6-10
-
50c-
10c
.
7-15
f$1.50
Wood * John» Industries Ltd., class A (quar.)
$40c
41 a%■ preferred (quar.i—--A---A-i
$$1.12Va
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
12Vac
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
Increased
—^
tl2Vac
Wrigley (Wm.). Jr. (monthly)—25c
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works——50c
3
7
1
6-20
and
made
deposited
7- 1
10- 1
(Alan) (see Alan Wood Steel)—
Wood. Alexander, Ltd., 6% preferred (quar.i
3
8-
20 %
7-
8-
be
offer
common
deposting
Wood
6-23
1
Oil
Wiser
1
7-10
10-10
7%
5%
Public
Wisconsin
$2.50
15c
States
have
stock
common
exchange
*6-13
6-13
7-15
$1.06V4
(quar.i—
Inc
—.—
Industries,
Wisconsin Electric
Yellow
net realized capital gains
15c from net ordinary income) —•
V.
preferred
$4.25
Windsor
$2.o0
t
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
i quar.)
5.04%
preferred
iquar.i
—
from
(25c
Wilson & Co., common
10c
(quar.)__
——
Foreign Securities—
&
S,
%
5.04%
(quar.)
B
Class
•
5%
7-
6-13
' 6-13
X 6-16
7- 1
7- 1
$2
20c *
^
preferred (quar.)___—————
$4.25 preferred (quar.i—.
Will & Baumer Candle Co
;
6%
6-20
20c
>
6-13
$1
preferred (s-a)————!_——
Wiebolat Stores, common (quar.)—
—
4%
5-29
_
U.
Massachusetts Cos.
the close of business on Aug. 8, 1958, and will then b»
obligated to Issue shares of its common stock pursuant to the ex-?
change offer if 66%% of the outstanding shares.of-- Middle States
offer-until
Wichita Union Stock Yards Co.—
$1.06 V«
32VaC
preferred (quar.)
United Illuminating Co
United Industrial Bank (Brooklyn)
iquar.i
United Insurance Co. of America iquar.)
Quarterly
United Life & Accident Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
United Molasses, Ltd.—
American deposit rets, for ord. regis, (final
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1957 of 10%
plus a special of 3%% from capital re¬
serves
free of British income tax but
less deduction for
depositary expenses
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)—
Quarterly
—-—
—
United Printers & Publishers (quar.i
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.i
6%
preierred (quar.) .
—-——
—
U. S. Chemical Milling Corp. (stk. dividend i
U. S. Cold Storage (reduced)U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)
(quar.i —
class A
3
7-
7-15
-
9
6-
t75c
4W/o
Foil Co.,
'
8-15
United Gas Improvement—
U. S.
„
8-15
(quar.)
United Gas Corp.
6-13
6-13
%
8-15
Union Pacific
income)
1
$1
92y2c
Union
ment
1
1
$1.12 Va
Canada, Ltd. (quar.).——
Union Gas Co. of
,
7-
8-15
*15c
$3.50
6-18
7-
t5c
Corp., Ltd., common——partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)——
60c non-cum.
6-18
7-
$1
Special
Union Acceptance
0-20
1
7-
7-15
7-15
6-30
preferred
$1.40
Western
6-16
7-, 1
$2
(quar.)
Y.).
(N
6-20
37yac
(resumed)
$1.50 conv. pfd.
Coach Co.,
^Twin
of Reo.
class A (quar.)
150c
(quar.)—
.
135c
(quar.)—
'55c
Western Natural Gas Co.—
5% preferred (1952 series) (quar.)
—"* 37%c
5% preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
37V»c
Western Plywood Ltd., class B (quar.)—^—
}15c
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
New common (initial)
—
——
30c
6%
preierred (quar.)
* $1.25 "
5% preferred (quar.)_
—$1.25
Western-Union Telegraph (quar.)
30c
Western Tool <fc Stamping
(quar.)
25c
Westmoreland Coal Co. (quar.)
30c )
Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.)—
.
30c
Weston (Georgei, Ltd.,. class A (increased)
115c "
6lass B (Increased)-.lu-—————
115c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
—
50c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
$1.43^4
4% prior lien (quar.)
—
$1
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
——
50c
$5 prior preferred (quar.)—,—
' $1.25
Whitaker Paper (quar,)
50c
White Motor Co., 5V4% preferred (quar.i—
$1.31V4
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
—
40c
Whitehall Fund, Inc
—;
—
10c
6-20
1
7-
Holdert
Western Grocers Ltd.,
2
7-1
7-
62y3C
Salle St. Corp. (quar.)—r
Share
Name of Company
62 VaC
37 !ac
•
prior preferred
5%
f»03 South La
When
Payable
Per
•-
Payable of Rec.
62yac
Transit, common (reduced)
(quar.)
.
^vyih City Rapid
.%
Holder•
When
Par
Share
Name of Company
•
?
—V.
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
1958—Month—1957
1958:—1 Mos.—1957
$11,195,761 $11,178,814 $44,121,729
$46,398,043
8,319,342
8,665,409
33,451,617
34,454,819
„
Net
Net
rv.
rev.
...
fr.
oper.
187,
p.
rv.
r
n
-
$2,513,405
-607,111
545.754
-
1
m
$2,876,419
opers.
income——
2495.
I
Orleans RR.—Earnings-
period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
.
t—
-
■
$10.670,112-$11,943,224
-
1.680.555'
2.799,946
Volume
167
Number 5755
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2953)
Texas Utilities Co.
(&
Period End. April 30— *
Subs.)—Earnings—
Op.
deduct.
rev.
Net
oper.
Other
Net
income
113,258,328
108,006,225
with
43,984.166
41,684.356
293,373
899,293
789,380
8,869.813
8,674,212
44,883,459
42,473,736
2,077,105
-
2,267,773
8,688,313
to
of
subsid-,
was
8,501,102
held
.56,792,708
"6,406,439
Cr£29,408
Cr855,958
36,195,146
Cr290,933
7,262,397
98^.050
169,086
36,486.079
986,050
™„i™6,736,066
Port, applic. to min. int.
33,803,548'
3,944.199
equity
of
Utilities
Co.
of
come
Texas
in
32,541,880
30,105,282
23,435
99,495
.s89,847
equity in income
6,252,912
32,442,385
30,015,435
_T_:_™__
'
32.442,385
Consol.
taxes
net
296,003
303,527
6,328,235
32,738,388
214,279
180,756
801,275
31,937,113
29,652,244
12,210,000
12,550,000
12,210,000
$0.53
—
Vought
$47,500,000
187,
666,718
6,147.479
p.
$0.50
$2.54
$2.43
company filed a registration statement with the
SEC on June
20, 1958 covering 389,577 shares of its
50 cents par common stock.
The company proposes to offer this
stock for subscription
by holders
of
outstanding common of record on July 14, 1958, at the rate
of
one
new
share for each 10 shares then
held. The subscription
Net
of
supplied
by
amendment.
Blair
stock
incurred
sale
in
will
be
the
acquisition
by
Textron
1958, of the assets, properties and business of The Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Co. For the
business of Waterbury
Textron will pay $7,135,500 in cash and assume
Waterbury's liabilities.
Textron also furnished funds to
discharge a $2,500,000 long-term loan
and certain short-term bank
borrowings of Waterbury.—V. 187, p. 2846
for
the
of
research
E.
at
struction
Dean
Lee,
June
on
backlog
for
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Oper.
&
expenses
Net
operating
Other
income
Gross
Net
$11,473,029 $11,019,533 $42,902,538 $40,732 030
taxes
9,070,752
income
on
•Based
V.
137,
1,662
82,130
119,518.
$8,766,647
$8,898,14(5
518,897
554,978
2,186,692
2,287,734
$1,354,125
$6,579,955
$6,610,412
333,250
333,250
1,333,000
1,333,000
stk._
com.
$1,552,476
share
5,100,125
$1,520,875
$0.30
shares
$5,246,955
$0.30
outstanding
$5,277,412
$1.02
at
end
2554.
p.
$8,778,628
$1,885,726
com.
on
$8,684,517
$2,409,103
Less preferred dividends
per
$2,407,441
31,953,402
$2,404,623
income—™
Earns,
34,218,021
2,346
deductions
•Earns.
8,612,092
$2,402,277
(net)
income-—™™
Income
1958—12 Mos.—1957
of
$1.03
each
F8U-2
R.
Corp.
York
Corp.
in
this
program
seven
extensive
As
new
result
a
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
1958—Month—1957
revenue™
$645,485
$611,463
$2,454,762
$2,522,588
expenses-
387,151
369.606
1,526,107
1,481.988
Net rev. fr. ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income
:
—V. 187, p. 2495.
$241,857
$928,655
$1,040,600
77,672
66,683
266,905
314,402
company
systems
has
lor
Co.,
of
received
25-dual
a
contract
to
basic
ing
size
is
now
revealed
complete
which
cars
refrigera¬
Pacific
Car
could
cars
be
the
forerunner
of
a
new
pattern
under
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
of
this
common
(par 50 cents) was made on June 19
by Blyth &
Co., Inc., New York, at a price of $22,875 per
share, with
a dealer's concession of 45
cents per share. The
offering
was quickly
completed.—V. 187, p. 2846.
Months Ended
Operating
Operating
Gross
income-
taxes
:
$3,128,435
1,120
at
$2,612,130
dividends-common
per
Based
on
™-
155,752
158,002
$2,456,378
_
:
number
of
shares
ending March 31, ,1958, >1,050,000;
p. 2047.
March
$2,110,215
$2.34
outstanding
31,
1957,
the
$2.11
12
months
1,000,000.—V.
Continental
Industries,
Inc.
—
SEC
187,
Suspends
Trading in Stock—
Securities
suspension
of
and
trading
Commission
on
June
26
ordered
a
(his
company's stock on the American and
Detroit Stock Exchanges,
and in
the
Over-the-Counter
Market, for
a
10-day period ended July 5.
The
Commission
said
it- acted
to
prevent "fraudulent, deceptive or manipulative acts or
practices."
The major asset of the
company is a highway trailer manufacturing
company.
It acquired control of the trailer
company
last October
from
the
Joseph
neither
New
York
Marshall,
the
company
Ship
Building Corp.
counsel
nor
its
for
the
officers
small
assigned
company,
have had
said
a
in
part
in
Detroit
the
"The
the
Union
that
trading
to
Securities
150,000
Indianapolis Bond
150.000
_
150,CCJ
—
150,000
to
:
Share Corp
Mead, Miller
A.
125,000
&
Overton
Co
to
Stix
Cliace, Whiteside
Winslow, Inc.™
Richard W.
Co.,
to
Ferris
450,000
Kay,
Co
&
125,000
to
.
100,000r
100,000
,
Clarke Corp.
Co
100',000
Richards to
Sweney,
450,000
125,00-J
125,000
Co
750,000
Co._,
150,000
150,000
Co.™
Co._™
Cartwright
100,000
to
Co.
450,000
100,000
Harold E.
Wood
to
Co.™
100,000
Wyllie to Thornliill™___
Gas
Parkes
N.
of
C.
Corp.—New
100,000
Shreveport
McGowen,
the
of
has
who
President—Earnings—
been
has
appointed
been
President
President
since
tbe
of
1944,
com¬
continues
Board.
McGowen reported net earnings of
$16,088,000, equal to $1.23
on
the 12,885,471 shares
outstanding, for the live motiths
May 31, 1958, compared with
$16,943,000, or $1.31 a share, for
first five months of 1957.—V.
187, p. 2554.
Institute
formed
was
share
a
Carbide
a
research
for the corporation.
We
fundamental research program
and in past years have expanded
United
growth,
keep it commensurate with the increas¬
and
its
broader
interests.
temporary quarters
in
space
the
in
The
Net
Institute
Plains, N. Y.,
laboratory facilities
laboratory,
for
Other
a
new
ore
research
research
New
a
sciences
(low
cryogenics
center
at
than
Carbide's
N.
Y.
The
laboratory, using
radiation
also
a
at
the
13,000 chemicals
Va.,
which
Their
istry.—V.
187,
p.
Oil
Co.
work
also
have
covers
at
South
and
Charleston
Net
profit
"It
1957
the
all
7,716,743
on
shares
common
2553.
As
oil
reported
lands
A
in
that
result
a
an
Aug.
on
the
on
area.
8,775,000
West
the
on
issue
of
1978,
Coast
of
Panama
this
187,
1,050,000
a
including
concession
is
acre
its
in
bids,
Securities
all
Corp.,
The
June
on
26
sinking fund debentures,
yield 4.45%
to
maturity.
The
for
4=bs, were: White, Weld to Co. and
Equitable
jointly, 10M699;
and
Halsey Stuart to Co. Inc.,
debentures
are
redeemable
at
the
option
of
the
company
at
redemption prices ranging from 106.93% for those redeemed
July 1, 1959, to 100% after June 30, 1977, and at
special
redemption, prices ranging from 102.30%
for
those redeemed prior
to July 1, 1959, to 100% after
June 30, 1977.
used
to
to
prepay
which
are
proceeds
BUSINESS—Company
duction,
natural
purchase,
gas,
from
the
sale
of
the
debentures
like
principal amount of 4% notes,
held by eight commercial banks.
a
and
and
its
gathering,
the
subsidiaries
transportation,
production
and
sale
due
are
engaged
distribution
of
crude
in
and
oil
will
Sept.
be
22,
the
pro¬
sale
of
and
other
liquid hydrocarbons.
March 31, 1958, total revenues
of the company amounted to
$72,691,000 and net income to $23,074,000,
compared
with
total
revenues
of
$67,945,000
and
net
income
of
$21,049,000 for the calendar
year 1957.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect,
the
prepayment of
he
affected
added,
"we
the
bank
to
the
notes,
sale
of
by
see
will
and
oil
be-,
field
unfavorable
no
out,
segments
thus
ago
however,! "that
of
U.
substantial'
S.
business
our
offsetting to
I.
started
have
actu¬
unless
year
economic
a
cents
of
Directors
conditions
the
on
to stockholders
States
of
declared
worsen,"
4la%,
record
Plywood
Series
June
Corp.
the
"A"
27,
(&
regular
April 30—
preferred,
1958.—V.
Subs.)
1958—3 Mos.—1957
taxes
con¬
payable
3137.
187,
p.
Earnings
—
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
$
51,710,500 203,242,100 201,877,900
3,071,400
10,398,600
13,546,800
43,826,000
inc.
he
quarterly
2.647;306
1.134,300
1,832,200
6,378,903
8,247,300
outstdg.
2,389,926
2,289,926
2,389,926
2.389,820
$0.53
$0.72
$2.47
$3.2 %
profit
United
1,239|,200
4,019,700
5,299,500
States
the
capitalization
new
of
debentures
the
company
corporation
Steel
Corp.—Files With SEC—
June 25 filed a registration statement with the
$300,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1983, tu
be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by
Morgan
Stanley
&
Co.
The
interest
rate,
public
offering price
SEC
on
covering
uncftrwriting
Net
terms
of
proceeds
are
to
sale
the
of
be
supplied
the
by
amendment.
debentures
will
be
added
to
the
general funds of the company to restore in part working capital:
expended in the company's expansion and modernization program and
will be used for corporate purposes,
including future expenditures for
property additions and replacements.—V. 187, p. 2846.
will
Tills
tion
since
of
tures,
be
lirst
the
1954
when
which
standing.
about
public
it
offering
issued
of
securities
$300,000,000
$200,000,000
in
by the corpora¬
10-year serial deben¬
of
principal
amount
remain
out¬
The
sinking fund on the new debentures of $15,000,000 a
Will commence in 1965, the year after the last maturity of tbe
serial debentures, and will retire 90%
of the issue prior to maturity.
year
the
While
will
not
purpose,
of
tliis
funds
to
be
raised
through
be
specifically
earmarked
Chairman Roger M. Blough
Directors
to
add
the
to
for
financial
the
any
said
the
resources
sale
of
tho
particular
decision
of
debentures
project
of
the
or
Boarv!
the
corporation h~
continuous program
comes at
a time when
the company's
is at the highest point in its entire history.
expenditures still to be,, made at the beginning of 1953 o.,
authorized projects at that date plus authorizations in the first bal'
of
way
capital expenditures
The
this
of
"With
Steel
ore
REVENUES—For the 12 months ended
and
"severely
and
tool
1,513,000
and
to
not
-
The First
—
regular
prior
year
Board
561-4
for income
The
'
Debentures Offered
and associates offered
102.30%
3%
are
taxes-
process.
now
—
4%%
and
banana
1939.
p.
cash
Earnings per com. share
—V. 187, p. 1829.
$0.77
group was awarded the issue at competitive sale June 25
on a bid of 101.3299% for the
indicated coupon.
Other
a
the
Common shares
the company is now prepared to
sign
concession near presently
producing fields.
this area is also contemplated
upon l'inali-
$40,000,000
at
of
before
Net
a
contract.—V.
United Gas Corp.
Boston Corporation
an
been
surveys
thorough exploration of
of
cents
1958."
sales
Prov.
8,775,000
__
20, 1957, the company acquired
Exploration of
further
of
exploration contract
paid 15
1957
$0.78
outstanding
common share-:—™__
concession
has
in
over
of
1958
1,
Profit
$6,830,000
shares
per
rest
Period End.
(& Subs.)—Earns. Made Minor Gain
1958
the
this
tbe company and its stockholders
at
this
time.
When
conditions
Show Drop-
outstanding
$6,887,000
on
at
President, stated that "the direc¬
particularly its machine
"
_„„™™___™_
Earnings
and
conditions,"
likely
Company's
United
$1.21
__
of
U.S.I.,
divisions,
improved
July
$9,327,132
$0.78
action
declared
•'
two quarters
fortunate," he pointed
when it did.
Some
dividend
$5,994,356
_™™__
Three Months Ended March 31—
profit
Number
normally
degree the bclownonnal operations in machine tools and oil field
equipment.
The company will show a small
profit for the second quarter of
1958 and, we expect to continue to
operate substantially 'in the black'
Net
Net
that
economic
is
ally
and
$96,948,417 $107,759,104
90,954,061
98,431,972
_
_
periods
1958.—V. 187, p.
March 31,
said
The
1958
_™™____.
(cst.)________
per common share™
for
the last
diversifying
California—Earnings—
taxes
Com. Stock
oil
taking
cluded.
of
.
•Earnings
stock
V-.-
for
company,
national
2273.
and
expenses
deferred
23
common
'•
equipment
recently equipped with new
physical, and polymer chem¬
3 Months Ended March 31—
Total
revenues
Cost,
June
on
the
on
.
improvement
for
Union
Directors
substantial."
He
been
organic,
of
dividend
Snyder pointed out that "while second quarter results
completely known, it is apparent that such earnings
considerably lower than in the first quarter."
already been synthesized in Union
laboratories
$1,467,64(1
M'r.
and
inorganic chemical research
Tonawanda facilities now have a
4,200 curie cobalt 60-source to con¬
have
research
$356,345
yet
cor¬
Y.,
N.
1,244,054:
$145,280
taxes„
2554.
p.
Board
The
studies;
just being
Falls,
12 Mos.
$2,711,703
502,033
stock.
arc
J.,
added at
been
after
6 Mos.
$858,378
223,430
'
resumption of common dividends will be considered. Within
past sixty days the cash demands for our new
military work have-
been
their
Niagara
3 Mos.
$368,710
taxes
warrant,
experiments.
chemicals
W.
have
laboratories
temperature)
Tonawanda,
radiation
facilities
research
Subs.)—Earnings—
will
at
and
(&
taxes
John I. Snyder, Jr., Chairman and
tors believe that the best Interests of
be
served
be
deferring action
organization
laboratories
laboratory
a
physical
research
metals
time.
recently completed,
Parma, Ohio, con¬
application
to
laboratory at Speedway, Inch, working on crystal
include:
Corp.
income
U. S. Industries, Inc.—Omits Dividend
The
the
flame-plating, and other super high-temperature
plastics research laboratory at Bound Brook, N.
occupied.
poration's
new
Carbide
with
problems;
a
187,
quarterly
working to develop more efficient methods of
extracting profitable mineral raw materials
completion,
principally
growth,
and
Union
new
nearing
is
and
before
Net profit
-V.
questions
location
same
profit
Provisions for income
White
corporation
Industrial
Period End. March 31—'
to
the
mining,
industry.
1959,
Exchange
in
includes
construction
PROCEEDS—Net
Trans
The
in
said,
basic
corporation
100.6799.
share
common
$2,268,217
_
stock—
average
513,123
209,000
Co._
Mr.
of
the
due
517,475
to
Johnson, Lane,
Space
Corp._______
J.
Co., Inc.
275,000
Co.
Carroll
Loewi to Co. Inc.
Sutro to Co
2554.
p.
Chairman
aggressive
program
detecting,
$2,781,349
o
-
Income
•Earnings
4,676
$3,129,605
income
to
$2,776,664
W.
Corp.
Flemingto
&
187,
Ed
,
as
utilization of atomic energy.
Their research includes
ways to expand the use of
radioisotopes in industry and to
industrialize the by-products of nuclear
energy.
In close association
.with this nuclear research
studies
zation
1957
$16,229,983 $14,292,609
13,101,498
11,515,945
™_
deductions
Preferred
•
1958
—
deductions &
income
Income
Net
31
revenues
revenue
Operating
Other
March
Light & Power Co.—Earnings—
Nolan,
275,000
The
750,000
,
pany.
Sterling
concerning
As
Tucson Gas, Electric
&
Boettcher
to
to
275,000
.
Gardner™
450,000
Baird
United
con¬
at Sterling
Forest, N. Y."
Forest, Union Carbide is building one of the
largest
privately-owned nuclear research laboratories in the
country.
In a
temporary laboratory on the site, a staff of scientists and
engineers
is now seeking answers to some
vital scientific and economic
At
Corp.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary ottering of 3,000 shares of
Kinzel
our
an
corporate
United Fruit Co.
stock
Net
our
been
•Based
new
Co._
275,000
Co.™
750,000
750,000
Peck
Goodbcdy
~-V.
new
to
reverse air flow
principle will be used to reduce load weight
JUss and deterioration through
dehydration "burning."—V. 187, p. 2272.
12
that
our
operating
now
on
Foundry Co. for these
for the industry.
.
of
has
Renton,
Wash., Is building for Northern Pacific Ry.,
May 22.
The 10-tone Trane
systems will hold, temperatures anywhere from
zero to 70
degrees—and will heat or cool as desired! The
refrigeration
cars
will handle both frozen and
fresh perishable food
commodities,
maintaining 90',"o to 95% humdidity.
According to Trane, the special system developed
by Pacific Car to
it was
A
held
research
and
Dr.
supplement
essential to
our
Institute,
provide
railroad
purpose
to
275,000
Co.
750,000,
_____
W.B.Hibbs
same
facilities.
The
tion
Foundry
&
750,000
W.
the
More
Cooling Contract—
Cook
Lee
Co.,
Hammill
275,000
275,000
research
1957.
always
duct
Trane Co.—Received Railroad Car
To Use New Method—
Bioren
850,000
750,000
750,000
to
275,000
Sons
Co
Northwest
Interstate
Co
Inc.
Institute.
the
$258,334
&
to
Rodman to Renshaw
Hanseatlc
to
to
ago
chemical
1958—4 Mos.—1957
Bodine__™
Garrett
Masten
850,000
Co.
Adams
Continues
are
to
Townsend,
to
Reinholdt
.
Co
to
275,OCO
Pacific
Co.__„
____
Shearson,
Is
E.
275,000
Co
to
900,000
Johnston, Lemon
New
the company has spent over
$60,000,000
and development
facilities, according to
Included
Robert
to
ended
cerned
Period End. April 30—
Hutton
Collins
Newhard,
™™„_™™_™_
F.
Folger,
years',
research
program
or
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Dickson
Inc.
E1.
to
Co._™__
1,000,000
Co._
Co.™_™___™
Robert
Research Program
—
S.
Inc.—Earnings—
to
Moore, Leonard to Lynch
:
to
Scranton
Clark
Crouter
900,000
Courts
350,000
350,000
350,000
W.
A.
Ball, Burge to Kraus
titr-
Coe__,
Co
W.
DeHaven
Denton,
Baker, Weeks to
350,000
to
1,000,000
its
&
Inc.
1,000,000
Co
&
Co.
350,000
&
Ohio
Jullen
900,000
Bros.
$450,000
to
Co.
E.
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co
Day
tit
Vice-President.—
Dr. Augustus B.
Kinzel, Vice-President of research at Union
Carbide,
pointed out that the research
period.—■
v
Chas.
Tucker, Anthony to R. L.
Research
is
1958—3 Mos.—1957
revenues-—
&
Spencer Trask
by
stands
now
Executive
11
!'r;-
development laboratories and
four other
existing laboratories.
in
as
The
1,000,000
_
Struthers
year
Operating
Witter
Co
Co.
Jackson
to
million from
subassemblies
Twin's
J.
i-r'v
$8
the corporation has doubled its
research and devel¬
opment operating budgets
during this five-year period and in 1957
expenditures amounted to
approximately $05,000,000.
Mr.
Dial
also
stated that research expenditures for
1958 will continue at the
have
Toledo Edison
Webber,
Wood,
program,
level
Mackall
1,500,000
Hutton & Co
to
Cliilds
1,000,000
Weeks
Curtis™
F.
severally agreed;
principal
respective
Elkiris, Morris, Stokes
2,500,000
1,550,000
Inc.
of
announced
and
facilities
to
have
following
C.
2,500.000
& Co.____ 1,000,000
Dominick™ 1,000,000
Sons_™„„ 1,000.000
&
below
Putnam
Co.,
Dodge
Paine,
&
the
Corp._$2,500,000
&
Brown & Sons
Bache
earnings $818,019. No direct comparison
period last year.—V. 186, p. 2855.
Dial.
corporation
______
Hornblower to
listed
to
months'
the
Boston
Dominick
W.
named
debentures:
™_
Clark,
stock
CoMs
President.
as
excess
major
order,
John
-■
...
was
covers
this
to
and
six
expansion of
President Morse G.
under¬
applied to reduce short-term
financing
28,
Dallas,
order
With
according
2846.
During the past five
oii
&
extended.
the
borrowings
June
be
Scherck, Richter Co. are listed as the
principal
Rights to expire on July 30, 1958, unless otherwise
proceeds
bank'
on
to
are
class
a
Stowers
listed
\
McDonnell to Co
At High Level—
price
terms
and
writers.
Inc.
is
amounting to in
Inc.,
new
Union Carbide
The
Inc.
Aircraft
$38,045,316
available
Co.,
Stowers
Two Guys From
Harrison,
Textron, Inc.—Files With SEC—
underwriting
Alex.
Sales for the fiscal six months
ended Feb. 28, 1958
totaled $28,716,250.
Net
profit for the period, after
taxes, amounted to $497,739,
equivalent to 62 cents per share on' the
800,000 shares of common
stock
outstanding. For the fiscal year ended
Aug.
31,
1957, sales
totaled
per
share outstanding
—V. 187, p. 680.
and
Investors,
E.
30,318,962
6,609,791
12,550,000
—
income
Shares outstanding
Consol. net income
Century
contract
new
Tbe
company.
Crusader
aircraft.
30,015,435
75,323
6,824.070
a
the
6,252,912
113,719
revenues—
Expenses &
shares
under
James
the
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.™
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
Lee Higginson Corp
A. C.
Allyn to Co., Inc.
statement
Investors,
Twentieth
underwriter.
Receipt of
V.
oper.
2,000,000
organized
the
Harriman Ripley
Twin Coach Co.—Contract
Awarded—
C-
•
6,710,351
income
Net
was
by
the
Chance
:
subsidiaries
Other
registration
a
$10.
par
from
of
First
Burns
6,710,351
of
exchanges-
2846.
p.
Century Investors Inc.—Files With SEC—
filed
covering
issued
in-
subsid.-—
The
Inc.
;
PARENT COMPANY
Net
"foreign source."—V. 187,
a
two
purchase
amounts
securities—
The plan filed a
registration statement with the SEC
on June
20,
1958, seeking registration of
$10,000,000 of plans for the accumulation
of
shares
of Twentieth
Century Growth
as
Net
the
the
Twentieth Century Investors
Plan—Files With SEC—
3,698,266
6,276,347
25,715
;
"substantial" trading in
volume being traded on the
with the SEC on
June 20
of
its
$1
par
common
stock.
The
Delaware law on Dec.
30, 1957. Stowers
& Co. is the
principal underwriter and Investors
Research Corp. the
investment
manager.
James E. Stowers of Kansas
City is President
of all three
companies.
33,972,634
pfd.
by public--':
of
said
stock,
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
Gregory
7,722,116
_
on
fund
company
res.
also
being conducted by
1958,
.
CO.)-—
—
Balance
one-third
Twentieth
*•
_
elimi-
surplus
require,
Commission
about
transactions
Balance
stock
The
8,380,839
130,161
-_™
to
This
parent
Transfer
8,739,652
common
laws.
149,690,581
24,923,731
>___
(alter
nating
Divid.
: 25,938,225
<net)____
deductions
iaries
,
157,242,494
tax.
53
will consist of
$258,757,000 in first mortgage and collateral trust
bonds;
$114,885,000 in sinking fund
debentures; and 12,885,471 shares of
SEC
Trans
33,304,570
to
the
The
$
34.677,877
income
Income
$
suspension, and said. "We
are just as
anxious
SEC to find out who
has been guilty of these
violations."
said that, several broker-dealer
firms has been
distributing
Contineintal stock by
long distance telephone solicitation in
violation of registration andanti-fraud provisions of the
securities
1958—12 Mos.-1957
$
Jy.__
revenues
income
Gross
$
revenues
as
1950—3 Mos.—1957
'*
*
Operating
which brought about the
is
year total more than
these
expenditures,"
developing
and
facture
other
of
raw
new
billion
one
dollars.
Mr.
and bringing
Blough continued,
into production new
materials.
is
products
and
It
the
installing facilities
use
of
new
"United
sources
for
techniques
States
of
the
iron
manu¬
which
have
been
developed in
its
research
laboratories.
It
is
'rounding
out'
existing facilities in various sections of the country; and, as always,
it is replacing worn-out and obsolete equipment with new and mor>
efficient
"We
can
tools
believe
make
at
of
production.
that
this
the
time
greatest
not
only
contribution
to
the
that
national
United
States
economy
but
Steel,
to it
r
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
64
employees and Its shareowners, Is to proceed with Its
current
program
of capital expenditures without any unnecessary
curtailment or delay.
"By going ahead in this period of slack operations with ,a minimum
of interference to production schedules,
the company should benefit
from substantial cost savings; while the national economy will bene¬
fit from a billion dollar program that, directly and indirectly,
will
its
Customers,
thousands of people.
provide jobs for many
"The action of the
;
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
•
t
Co.—Bantle Appointed—
J
Whitney .Peterson, President, has announced the appointment of
Louis A. Bantle as Vice-President in Charge of Sales and Advertising,
u. S. Tobacco
effective July .1.
joined
Utah Power & Light
Co.—Files With SEC—
on June 26 filed a registration statement with the SEC
$20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due 1988, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the
sale.of the bonds will be used to redeem $15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 5'/*% series due 1987 at 107.54% of their principal amount plus
.accrued interest, to repay
$4,000,000 of bank borrowings, and the
balance together with further borrowings under a bank credit agree¬
ment and cash generated in the business will be used to carry forward
the company's construction program. It is estimated that expenditures
tinder construction program of the company and its subsidiaries will
Company
covering
for
$43,000,000
approximate
the
p. 2160.
three-year
1958-60.—V. 187,
period
c
Stockholders
Total
Net
assets.___.__———————
value per share..—
net
asset
*">,658 664 $10,028 307
deducting 20 cents capital gain distribution and 8 cents
dividends from investing income payable June 1, 1958—V. 186, p. 3b5.
•After
Laboratories,
Walker
of
at
Inc.,
special
a
meeting
t
proceeds of this financing will be applied in part to the repay¬
$15,500,000 of outstanding notes, the proceeds of which were
property additions and improvements. The balance of the
proceeds will be used to meet construction requirements. Construction
for
expenditures are estimated at $37,300,000
1959. It is anticipated that this program
V.
187, p.
for 1958 ana $24,100,000 foi
will require further outside
during 1958 and 1959—
$38,000,000
of
amount
the
2846.
in
financing
identity.
Walker will continue
Myron
President.—V. 187,
as
|>. 2706.
Co.—Introduces Jewel Pen—
Pen
Waterman
utilized in a ball point pen—a man-made
sapphire—provides the writing tip for the company's new Jewel Point,
introduced in New York on June 24,
"Accurate to within
l/100.000th of an inch, the spherical sapphire
tip will write almost indefinitely without wear," Robert D. Howse,
material ever
hardest
The
President, stated.
.
^
,
.
.
,
marks the 70th anniversary of the initial patent of
point principle. Patented in 1888 by John J. Loud, the ball
pen was a curiosity until
1949. Today it is the fastest-selling ink
writing instrument in the world, with an estimated 1958 market of
Point
units.
400,000,000
revenue.-
2,120,338
$1,693,001
936,117
9,024,749
2,454,247
$3,267,443
1,753,906
oper. .expenses
9,486,595
Net revenue from rail-
operations
,.way
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 187, p. 2496.
$7,605,317 $12,582,312
4,209,340
6,763,094
new
With SEC
The company on June 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par $10)»to be offered to cer¬
tain employees of Wilson-Jones Co. and its subsidiaries at $18.50 per
share.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to
reduce outstanding loans and to purchase common stock of Wilson-
Co.—V.
181,
market.
primarily
costliest
Net
revenue—
oper,
expenses.
fr.
$1,486,810
*
255,043
opers.
ry.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 187, p. 2554,
$2,281,425
$6,260,675
766,393,- 1,139,873
$9,780,987
3,425,291
& Co., and Hallgarten &
est, to yield 4.20%.
Walker-Scott
above.—V.
Co.
187,
p.
2707.
$1.98.
(net)
sales
Wholesale sales
31—
March
Ended
Months
Three
Retail
—
and
(net)
———
—
Provisions for Federal income taxes
for
the
preceding-fiscal year, but not more than $400,000/ Further¬
the company .-at its election may make payments in addition to
required payments.- For the sinking fund the debentures will be
redeemable, at 100%;
-v.
v-,'.'
j.,■
The debentures also will be optionally redeemable at any time
at
prices ranging from 104%
redeemed
be
may
earnings
.
♦After
—
of
oper.
Net
fr.
rev.
Net ry. oper.
187,
$828,963
677,284
opers.
ry.
goods.
sporting
income.
2496,
p,
Net
stock
sale
are
to
will .be
added
available
for
the
construction
3958
its
supplied
be
to
the
by amendment. Net proceeds of the
general funds of the company to be
construction
current
program
are
Expenditures
program.
estimated
approximately
at
not
are
V.
available
from
$11,-
of the new preferred and,
in part from
to the extent funds
operations,
bank
by
temporary
borrowings.—
?
187, p. 2496.
—V.
from ry.
the
from
forth
Smith,
$202,626
73,296
Net
taxes
income taxes
23,903,000
(est.)—
29,998,000
11,000,000
;
15,800.000
share
$12,903,000
$14,198,000
16,946,912
16,748,388
$0.73
...
outstanding
Earnings per common
—V. 187, p. 1587.
600,000
McCormick
12 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
Operating
revenues
expenses
1958
$49,260,826
.
and
taxes
Last
1957
._
48,821,529
43,233,471
Co
Net
Other
operating revenues.
$6,395,118
income
Gross
$6,027,355
279,911
600,000
R.
250,000
000,000
Stone
...
Interest and other deductions.
Shearer added
-
$6,553,748
$6,307,266
Sachs
Ripley & Co.,
income
on
2,035,231
1,697,012
stock.
Common
Earnings
per
$4,610,254
375,206
$4,149,250
$4,235,048
outstanding..
1,358,586
1,354,630
share.
$3.05
$3.13
._
shares
$4,518,467
369,217
._
preferred
.Balance
•—V.
of
May
..
the concern's
stated
Shipments Best Since
the
common
187, p. 2496.
resume
600.000
—y. 187,
steel production
in May
was
at the
capacity, compared with the national rate
of
company's Steubenville, Ohio, North works, nine open
are
now
operating, with two furnaces having been
operations about the first of July, he added.
Wisconsin
Service
Public
Smith
<te
&
rities
help
AMERICAN
200,000
Pierce;.
Lynch,
600.000
Wells & Co.—
Co.
,
300.000
100,000
300,000
Webster .Secu¬
000,000
Corp.
revenues
and taxes—
exps.
Net
operating
Income
— —
per
—V.
187,
$7,175,356
45,125
197,938
196,554
$2,289,097
$2,202,852
$7,373,294
$7,204,666
439,784
453,571
1,787,747
1,749,609
$1,749,281
S5,455,057
811.200
202,800
World
202,800
$5,585,547
811.200
1,046,513
1,546,481
4,774,347
4,643,857
2,534,937
2.788.431
2,534,937
$0.59
f\tock
$0.61
$1:71
$1.83
stock
of
share
stock
p.
m
Net
1254.
Publishing
Co.—Sales Uf)—Earnings Off—
1958
1957
$2,276,049
$2,256.436
319,408
327,835
165,175
J
sales
Profit
before
taxes
—
Pi-ovision for Federal
169,585
$154,233
$158,250
$1.05
*$1.07
:
2_
profit
per
shate_—•
♦Adjusted for 6%
i
stock dividend Dec. 16, 1957 -—V. 186, p. 2202.
make possible the
make possible me
"I1 RED
————
income taxes—
.
Earnings
'
$7,008,112
$2,157,727
divs
com.
common
common,
'
2,783,431
stock
Earnings
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$1,849,313
income
on
Corp.—Earnings—
27,255
2—
of
600,000
400,000
and
deductions
interest
Shares
Co -.2-
$2,261,842
—
income
•Gross
Co...__
&
$11,957,466 $11,081,849 $41,365,257 .$38,167,051
9,695,624
8,924.122
34.189,901
31,158,939
income
income
Other
&
Witter
Dean
Weld
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
said.
Your Dollars
.
2846."
p.
the Vice-President.
Wheeling Steel's Softite continuous galvanizing lines at Martins Ferry,
Ohio, are producing sheets and strip at a capacity rate, the company
official
600,000
Pressprich &
White,
outstanding'
\
..
hearth
started
up May 29,
he said.
Capacity operations at this steel-making plant
involve 10 open hearths. The firm's Bessemer steel-making department
at Mingo Junction, Ohio, scheduled to be off in June, is slated to
At
Co._
&
W.
600,000
Co.—_
Co
&
Quarter Ended March 31—
furnaces
Net
—
54%.
income
Dividends
Corp.
October—
of 68.5%
&
*200,000
600,000
.
700.000
A:
Moseley & Co.—__
Mullaiiey,
Union
Dillon,
S.
;
Brothers
Fenner
F.
Co.__._2
•Net
according to Alexander Shearer, Assistant to
Mr.
rate
300,000
.
$0.82
...
Shipments of steel and steel products in May were the highest since
last October and indications are that June shipments will top those of
May,
set
400,000
Inc.
&
Freres
Merrill
&
100,006
&
Preferred
Steel
pur¬
$400,000
& Co..
Co.
Loeb
Kuhn,
Lazard
Lehman
Earnings
Wheeling
Washington Gas Light Co.—Earnings—
to
Peabody & Co..
Kidder,
200.000
Oper.
1958
1957
$449,329,000 $475,686,000
(est.)
...
shares
the
debentures
Weeks
&
Illinois
The
400,000
200,000
Inc.
.
profit
Common
of
agreed
the
Noyes
Hornblower
2
Harriman
104.865
—
Federal
26,
$187,083
28,554
sales
for
Hemphill,
Inc.
Drexel
1,218,403
$50,898
April
of
reveneus
severally
amounts of
Simmons.
Goldman,
14,933
operating
have
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
1,149,926
3 Months Ended March 31—
Prov.
and
principal
1,450,000
1,450,000
200,000
Co.
$1,405,486
ops.
income
sales
& Co.
G. Becker
Blyth & Co., Inc.:
Cruttenden, Podesta
1958—4 Mos—1957
$1,352,552
as
company
William Blair &r Co
4,203,965
2496.
before
the
underwriters
the
company
Whipple & Co
Operating
Profit
net
& Co.._.$1.450,000
Barney
Blunt Ellis &
$6,183,821
2,553,043
of
below:
Ai
$3,249,847
dairy and
products
-V
UNDERWRITERS—The
Golre, Forgan & Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Net
packing,
meat
and
tively.
187, p. 2273.
1958—Month—1957
$316,122
$358,652
277,772
307,754
income
oper.
187, p.
under
200,000. It is expected that this program will be financed
the proceeds of the sale
rev.
Net ry.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Files With SEC—
Company filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 25,
3958, covering 60,000 shares of serial preferred stock (cumulative—
no par), to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group
headed by The First Boston Corporation,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
and 12 other firms. The dividend rate public offering price and under¬
■■■
its
its domestic subsidiaries during the 26 weeks ended
April 26, 1958 totaled $324,127,000 compared with $313,767,000 in the
corersponcling weeks of the preceding fiscal year, while net income
was; $3,757,000
and $2,641,000 in the respective periods, equal after
dividends on the preferred to $1.50 and SI per common share, respec¬
$923,584
£0.29
$38,350
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses.
to
the debentures, comprised $24,455,shares of $4.25 cumulative preferred stock;
common stock.
of
shares
2,233,815
company
Alabama—Earnings-
Period End. April 30—
adjunct
an
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
Eastman
Western Ry. of
July 11, 1958, at $102
plus accrued dividends, all of its outstanding 7%
cumulative pre¬
ferred stock which was not exchanged for 6% debentures due 1973—
V. 187, p. 2496.
on
As
080 long-term debt; 194,700
Bacon,
$1,606,211
1,095,940
1958.
.
and
States
1958, adjusted to reflect issuance of
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos—1957
$3,678,814
$4,867,542 $14,970,628 $19,312,843
2,849,851
3,261,331
11,720,781 13,129,022
revenue..
the
from
proceeds
net
business, it produces a variety of pharmaceutical
which are sold to leading drug houses for further processing.
Ry.—Earnings—
Western Maryland
Period End. April 30—
the
of
is
the
third
largest
meat
packer
in
the
through two subsidiaries, Wilson Athletic Goods
and Wilson Sporting Goods, the leading manufacturer and distributor
BUSINESS—Company
United
Hallgarten & Co.—_
Railway
part
use
payment of the first mortgage bonds which matured on April 1,
1,000,549
dividend requirements.—V.
preferred stock
will
PROCEEDS—Company
financing to prepay $7,500,000 term bank loans due Oct, 1, I960. The
remainder of the. proceeds will be added to working -capital of the1
company and applied principally toward retirement of short-term loans
of $6,500,000, including temporary loans of $5,304,000 incurred for the
1,924,133
$639,816
$0.20
to 100%, except that none of the debentures
to July 1, 1963 through a debt-refunding
interest cost of less than 4.29%,
EARNINGS—Consolidated
693,133
-
prior
which has an
operation
poultry
1,332,949
—
_
the
$42,911,751 $43,474,144
—
Earnings before provisions for Federal inc. taxes
are
more,
1958
1957
—$15,192,377 $15,420,412
27,719,374
28,053,732
net sales.—
Total
Co., at 99% and accrued inter¬
'
annual sinking fund payments will begin in
designed to retire 75% of the issue by maturity. Also
beginning in 1963, the company will be, required
to make annual
sinking fund payments of 25%
of net income in excess of $4,500,000
and
—V.
,
Corp.—To Redeem Stock—
corporation has called for redemption
writing terms
v-;'>V
•••'-
>'
cumulative
Securities
The
--V;-. V'-'
\ Co;, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public; of¬
fering of $15,000,000 4Vs%
sinking fund debentures
July 1, 1.978 was made June 25 by an underwriting
group headed by Smith, Barney & Co., Glore, Forgan
(Mo.)—Earnings Off—
Supply Co.
Auto
Railway oper. expenses.
Walker Laboratories, Inc.—Stockholders Approve Sale
See'Vick Chemical
Point is one of
red, blue, green and black, and will be
distributed in nine other marketing areas besides New York: Boston,
Dallas, Los Angeles, Detroit, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Cincinnati.
Cleveland and Chicago.—V. 187, p. 216C.
in
available
is
•Earnings per common share—.
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos—1957
$8,540,080 $10,249,329 $35,910,539 $41,373,786
7,053,270
7,967,904 29,649,864
31,586,799
April 30—
&
due
1718.
p.
oper.
rev.
.-v;';*
.
Wilson.
chase
Wabash UR.—Earnings—
Period End.
gem-like sapphire tip, Jewel
ever designed
to retail at
to the
mechanisms
Point
Jewel
Net
Railway
Railway
mechanism eliminates metallic click¬
first silent ball pen ever introduced for the
exclusive all-nylon retractor
An
the
to its
times
has
pen
Western
W. J. Management Co., Chicago, 111.—Files
Jones
The
Due
1958—Month—1957
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$3,813,339 $5,721,690 $16,630,066 $22,068,907
April 30—
.
,
,
,
.
ball
mass
Virginian Ry.—Earnings-
Railway
involved.
1963
ing, making Jewel Point the
oper.
'
With
Commission—
The company on June 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering an exchange of 1,100,510 shares of company's stock (par 10
for a like number of shares of stock of International Copper &
Cobalt Mines, Ltd'. • on
a
share-for-share basis.
No underwritiri* i*
Primary
other outstanding features in addition
sapphire tip. A new "tank car" refill ink cartridge offers four
the ink supply of other ball pens.
Railway
I
-cents)
of
used
over
be
Period End.
Securities and Exchange
..
,
will
>own
(
■■■-r:
.-V;..' v,
•
White Caps Gold Mining Co., Reno, Nev.—Files
Net
ment
Jewel
Board of Directors agreement by which the company
acquired by Vick.
The acquisition, involving an exchange of
nine shares of -Vick stock for every 100 shares of Walker, will become
effective July 2.
Like other divisions, Walker Laboratories will retain
by amendment..
to be supplied
is
June 20, ratified a
its
780.
p.
:
Co.—Files With SEC—
Company on June 26
filed a registration statement with the SEO
covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due 1988,
and
200 000 shares of no par common stock. The bonds and common stock
are to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Kidder, Pcabody & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
White, Weld & Co.,
and Laurence M. Marks & Co. The interest rate on the bonds
as well
the public offering price and underwriting terms for both issues,
Washington Water Power
the
Co.—New Acquisition Formalized—
Chemical
Vick
and shipments of steel pipe, Mr. «hearer said,
prospects-for-further improvement"in June. -.
. .
said operations are continuing at a good rate at the Yorkville,
Ohio, tin plate plant, the Beech Bottom, W. Va., long terne and elec¬
trical sheet unit and-the Labelle cut nail plant here.
.
Wheeling Steel's .fabricating units are operating at a .below-normal
rate,
Mr. Shearer-'indicated, with market demand "spotty."—V.
187,
He
April 30,'58 March 1.'58
of_
as
the company on June 18, 1929. In 1945, as the
We»fc Coast manager, he was elected a Director and Vice-President,
and in 1949, Mr. Bantle assumed the responsibility for the advertising
of all United States Tobacco divisions.—V. 177, p. 417.
Bantle
Mr.
1957, both in production
with
Up—
Ac
the firm's Benwood works, May was the best month since October,
At
Inc.—Net Assets
Mutual Investors Fund,
Washington
.
demonstration of
also in the future
enterprise in the
board, therefore, is a clear
in the future of the nation—but
of United States Steel as a profitable and growing
service of the nation."—V. 187, p. 2846.
its faith—not onlv
s
.
(2954)
CROSS
i
Volume
Number 5755
iS7
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2955)
STATE AND CITY
55
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Legality approved by O'Melveny
and Myers, of Los Angeles.
Citronelle, Ala.
Boner Sale—An
water
to
and
issue of $22,000
bonds
sewer
sold
was
Muscle
Warrant
An
—
composed
group
of
of Hugo
Marx
Co.; Berney Perry & Co., and
Sellers, Doe and Bonham, as 3^s,
and
187,
origi¬
2707—and
p.
4%s.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
drainage
bonds
headed
group
America
sold
was
by
the
National
$693,000
to
a
Bank
Trust
&
of
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
follows:
Due on July 1 from
,1959 to 1964 inclusive.
;
55,000 2s. Due on July 1, 1965
Clarendon, Ark.
Bond
improvement
Dabbs
and
Sale—An issue of $72,000
bonds
Sullivan
sold
was
and
Company.
$45,000
Due
1976
CALIFORNIA
No? 5
Bond
Sale—The
on
July 1 from
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Orrick, Dahlquist,
& Sutcliffe, of San
$300,000
White & Co.
v.
bonds
offered
June
17—
187, p. 2707—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
a
of America National Trust & Sav¬
as
os.
to
1959
Due
1968
inclusive.
30,000 4r>s. Due
150,000
31^s.
from
1970
1974
July 15 from
on
1986
to
inclusive.*
inclusive.
60,000 212s. Due
on
and 1988.
*:
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth
&
& Co., Inc.;
Co.;
J.
Barth
R. H. Moulton
&
Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
Dean Witter & Co.; Wm. R. Staats
& Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Se¬
curities
&
Co.; Lawson,
Levy,
Williams & Stern; Stone & Youngberg; Irving Lundborg & Co.; H.
E. Work & Co., and C. N. White
&
Bond
will
Offering—Mary Hammers,
the Board of Directors,
sealed
receive
in
East
(PDST)
p.m.
of
purchase
bids
Redding
her
until
8
14 for the
July
on
at
fire depart¬
ment, bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
(F-A)
$90,000
Principal
payable
.
Treasurer's
at
office.
and
the
interest
District
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
*•;
Hanauer
at
,
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
until
his
office
in
Santa
Ana
11
a.m.
(PDST) on July 8
purchase of $288,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated June
15, 1958.
Due on June 15 from
for the
1959
to
1971
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by
O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
building bonds offered
187, p. 2597—were
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
in
office
San
Luis
Obispo until 2. p.m. (PDST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $169,000
school
Due
Principal
payable
at
(M-S)
Treasurer's
22
for
San
Francisco; J. Barth & Co.;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Lrving
Lundborg & Co.; Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern; Stone
Young¬
berg; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
Merrill
inclusive.
D.
&
office,
America
or
purchase
or
at any
fiscal
Chicago or
Bank
Trust
ings Association, in
in
as
of
&
of
Sav¬
Los Angeles,
the city
York City.
agency of
New
C. N. White
Co., and
3V4S, at
a
price of 100.04,
of
Los
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
headed
sold to
was
by the Bank
National
20,000
Trust
Los
a
group
June
1
from
inclusive.
1962
Due
'40,000 2V2S.
on
June
1,
1963
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
3s.
1971
25,000 3V4s.
1976
Other
to
on
1975
Due
1978
members
Dean Witter &
June
1
from
inclusive.
&
Co.
J-D.
California
,
&
Monterey County, Calif.
J. "Barth
&
Co.;
Fenner &
Merrill
for
the
works
Due
purchase
of
$8,000 water
bonds. Dated
Jan.
on
1
Jan.
from
1,
1956.
1962
and
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
interest
the
inclusive.
to
County
1969
Sale
Bond
^
Co.;
school
The
—
.
$2,000,000
June
offered
bonds
23—
Lynch, Pierce,
v.
187, p. 2847—were awarded to
Smith; Wm. R. Staats & Co.; E.F; a;
group headed by the Bank of
Hutton & Co.; Stone & Young¬
America National Trust &' Sav-.
berg; H. E. Work & Co.; Irving
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Lundborg & Co.; Shuman, Agnew at a
price of 100.002, a net inter¬
& Co., and C. N. White & Co.
C- est 'cost of about
2.70%, as fol¬
Pasadena School Districts, Los
lows:
'
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
June
dicate
headed
America
ings
cisco,
the
by
National
a
Trust
&
basis
a
1966
inclusive.
1961
Due on June 1 from
1965 inclusive.
to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1968
<>:
200,000 "2%s. Due
June 1,1969
and 1970.
500,000 2%s. Due
Fran¬
on
on
June 1 from
;
of
1971
inclusive.
1975
to
*
Due on June 1 from
300,000 3s.
about
1976
2.724%.
to
inclusive.
1978
members of the group:
Dean Witter & Co.; Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co.; E. F.
Hutton & Co.; H. E. Work & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; ; J.
A. .Hogle &
Co.;-Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox, and C. N. White &
City
School
District
bonds, at a price of 100.23, a
basis
June 1 from
on
300,000 21/4s.f Due
of
Sav¬
City
Junior
College
bonds, at a price 1 of
100.26,
to
400,000 2s.
,
1962 to
syn¬
Bank
Association, of San
as 2%s, as follows:
$2,600,060
1959
$3,600,000
24—v.1187,
2597—were awarded to
p.
v'
$300,000 4%s. Due
1,000,000
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PDST) on July 1
Union
High Sch. District,
County, Calif.
Butte
Bond Offering—Harriet Jam0s,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Oroville until
9
(PDST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
of
Aug.
on
July 21 for the
on
$1,760,000
building
Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Dated
1
clusive.
Principal
(F-A)
payable
interest
and
the
at
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
office.
cisco.
Pacific
Union
Bond
to
bonds
187,
a
offered
June
2707—were
p.
17
awarded
composed of the Bank
group
of
School District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $142,000 school
America
National
Trust
&
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco; Dean Witter & Co.; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Stone &
Youngberg, and C. N. White &
Co.,
at
price
a
Other
.
of about 2.727%.
Other members of the syndicate:
First Boston Corp.; Smith, Barney
&
Co.; Weeden & Co.; Dean Wit¬
Eastman Dillon, Union
Co.
&
Co.;
Philadelphia
National Bank, Philadelphia;
Sierra Madre City School District,
Laidlaw & Co.; Brown Bros. HarLos Angeles County, Calif.
riman & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 gen¬
J. A. Hogle & Co.; City National
eral obligation bonds offered»'June
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago; Stone
17—v. 187, p. 2497—were awarded
&
Youngberg;
Ginther
&
Co.;
to Blyth & Co., Inc., and Wra.:R.
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
Staats & Co., as 3V4s, at a price
Kalman
&
Co., Inc.; Kenower,
of 101.04, a basis of about 3.12%,
MacArthur & Co.; Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox, and C. N. White South Bay Union High Sch. Dist.,
& Co.
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Ravenswood City School District,
building bonds offered June 17
San Mateo County, Calif.
—v.
187, p. 2497—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $90,000 school
to a group composed of the Secu¬
bonds offered June 19—v. 187, p.
rity-First National Bank, of Los
2597—were awarded to a group
Angeles; Blyth & Co.,' Inc.; Cali¬
composed of the Bank of America fornia
Bank, of Los Angeles;JR.
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
H. Moulton & Co., and Wm.' R.
ciation, of San Francisco; Stone & Staats & Co., as 3V3S, at a price
Youngberg; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬ of 101.40, a basis of about 3.32%.
liams & Stern, and C. N. White &
South San-Bernardino Water Dist.,
Co., at a price of 100.08, a net in¬
«■.'
San Bernardino, Cdlif.
terest
cost
of
about
3.75%, as
Bond Sale—The $200,000 Water¬
follows:
ter & Co.;
Securities
interest
of
about
of
cost
100.04,
net
a
3.65%,
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
of
the
$24,000
■
1971
Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1974
to
5s.
1959
Due
to
30,000 3V2S.
Due
1978
on
1977
to
40,000 3%s.
Reed
July
on
1
from
inclusive.
1963
1965
to
1969
1968
inclusive.
Due
to
July 1 from
on
1972
43,000 3%s.
1973
inclusive.
Due
to
July 1 from
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1981
to
School District, Marin
Union
Courfty, Calif.
Bond Offering—Geo. S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
office
Unified
Alto
Santa
Clara
School
County,
cate
bonds
was
headed
by
1955,
Series B,
Dated July 15, 1958.
July 15 from 1959 to
America
the
National
syndi¬
of
a
&
Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 2.84%, as
1959
Due
1978
to
1956,
Series
B,
on
July f from
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
Na¬
Trust & Savings Associa¬
of San Francisco, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
tional
to
Due on July
25,000 'SV2S.
2s.
and
1966
1 from
inclusive.
1962
Due
Due
on
July
1,
1964
1965.
to
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1968
Due
on
July 1, 1969
to
Due
1977
180,000 3s.
Due
1978
1983
to
City,
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
or
at the
National
Continental
Bank
and
Trust
of Chicago.
Legality
approved byr Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Company,
of
composed
group
Bank
the
Sav¬
Co.,
at
price of
a
interest
of
cost
100.32,,v a
about
net
4.25%,
as
follows:
$25,000 5V2S.
1963
4s.
45,000
Due
to
1970
Due
to
1978
to
June, 1 from
on
inclusive.
1977
130,00d 4V2S.
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1987
...
.
I,
.;
Vidor
Valley Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
bids
Bernardino
his
at
until
office
11
a.m.
in
San
(PDST)
on nJuly
14 for the purchase of
$550,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 15, 1958. Due on July
15, from 1959 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
pay¬
the
County Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
at
office.
.
O'Melveny
Myers,
&
of
Los
Angeles.
Francisco.
CONNECTICUT
Rowland Union School District,
Los
1970.
210,000 234s.
York
Illinois
July 1, 1963.
on
June, "16—
ings Association, of San Francisco;
Stone
&
Youngberg;
Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Fred D.
Blake & Co., and C. N. White &
sealed
able at the Bank of America
offered
2597—were awarded to
p.
of America National Trust
son,
inclusive.
tion,
$100,000 5s.
1971
bonds.
Sav¬
ings
and
inclusive.
school
41,000
Bank
Trust
on
1978
187,
1971
school
Due
Calif.
sold to
Rafael
follows:
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
school
San
a.m.
(PDST) on July 8
purchase of $108,000 bonds,
bonds.
Palo
in
11
for the
as
his
at
$67,000
inclusive.
1976
v.
a
1975
bonds
works
$20,000 4*4s.
as
7,000 4s. Due on July 1, 1964.
29,000 314s. Due on July 1 from
60,000 21/->s.
group:
^
follows:
75,000 2j/4s.
Co.; Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern; Stone & Young¬
berg; H.E. Work & Co. and C. N.
White
Witter
Salinas Union High School District,
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago; C. J. Devine & Co.; Dean
Angeles County Water Works
No. 26 (P. O. Los Angeles),
50,000
Due
to
1979
to
Angeles.
1959
June 1, 1969
on
1970.
and
1960
follows:
Due
1968
to
20,000 2%s.
50,4)00
on
1964.
1965
Trust
Bond
$195,000
of America
&
Due
to
2s.
and
basis of
1, 1958.
a
June
from
Interest
39,000 3!4s.
City Union School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
school
Other members of the syndicate:
District
.
basis of about 3.17%.
King
$40,000 5s.
the
at
National
Co.,
&
County
$3,000,000 municipal improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urers
Blake
100.01,
Dated
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Stern, Fiank, Meyer & Fox; Fred
1959
the
of
the
office.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PDST)
July
National
Association,
interest
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Bond Offering — C.
Raymond
Wood.
City Clerk, will receive
on
Savings
17
and
Dated Sept. 1,1958.
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1973
inclusive.
of America
Bank
&
June
awarded
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco,' at a
price of 100.12, a net interest cost
of about 2.97%, as follows:
bonds.
on
the
Trust
of
June 1
on
building
Sale—The $970,000 school
—v.
a
Arroyo Grande Union Sch. District,
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
price
a
—v.
Bond
Co., and DempseyCo., jointly, as 4'As,
about 4.24%.
Orange
Calif.
County,
Bond
&
&
.V Fresno
Fullerton School District,
Alamitos School District,
Orange
Stern;
.
County Treasurer's office.
Harris
Bond Saie—An issue of
$100,000
bonds was sold to J.
B.
l
Co.
&
Community Services Dist.,
Riverside County, Calif.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Williams
basis of about 3.43%.
a
Utility
of
office
July 15, 1987
100.70,
Francisco.
,t
Public
District,
Shasta County, Calif.
Clerk
group
Youngberg, and Fred D.
Co., as 3V2S, at a price of
Oroville
Enterprise
July 15, 1969.
on
July 15
on
Due
to
360,000 33,4s. Due
1975
July 15 from
on
&
,
Other members of the
ings Association, of San Francisco,
follows:
control
flood ;
a
America
of
Dated
July 1, 1958. Principal for the purchase of $215,000 school
interest (J-J) payable at the building
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, to 1983 inclusive. Principal £ and
Herrington and Sutcliffe, of Sab interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
and
&
La Sierra
Dist.
Francisco.
syndicate:
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,» Fenner & Smith, Wm. R.
Staats & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co., Taylor & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, -Wil¬
liams & Stern. H. E. Work & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co. and C. N.
$900,000
Stone
by
Herrington
District, Zone
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
LeVy,
son,
Tegeler
July 1, 1958.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
approved
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation
July 1 from
and interest
City
Bank
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco; Weeden
& Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.; Meiv.
rill 1 Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith; E F. Hutton & Co.; Law-
Due
Dated
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 187,
2597—were
awarded
to
the
First National Bank, of
Memphis.
on
inclusive.
build¬
p.
2497—were awarded to
j>.
,
inclusive.'
295,000 2%s. Due
to
j :
sewer
1971
to
1972
County, Calif,
Saie—The $300,000 buildr
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 187,'
July 1, 1967
on
1968.
1969
Monticello), Ark.
Sale—'The
*'/
Due
153,000 2V>s.
Drew County, Monticello Sch. Dist.
No. 18 (P. O.
Bond
1966.
70,000 2V4s.
to
High School Disti.,
Angeles
Blake &
$120,000 4s.
ARKANSAS
Los
Bond
Headed by the
National Trust
Burlingame, Calif.
issue
&
4s
24—v.
Shoals, Ala.
Sale
bonds
scheduled for offering
were
June
above
postponed.
$275,000 capital outlay school tax
anticipation warrants was sold to
a
nally
on
Hugo Marx & Co., as 5s.
-
Noie—The
La Puente Union
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Groton, Conn.
Angeles
Bond
Offering—Borough Treas¬
Frank
County Clerk, will receive sealed
urer
bids
nounces
until
at
9
his
office in
a.m.
(PDST)
Los
on
Angeles
July
15 | received
that
S.
Whitcomb
sealed
until
noon
an¬
bids will
be
(EDST)
on
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2956)
Bond Sale—The
from 1959 to
1988
inclusive.
Payable at the
Hartford National Bank & Trust
Due on July 1
1958.
assessment
Company.
about
Cortez, Colo.
ceived
is
Dated
July 1, 1958.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Bank, of New
York City, or at the Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, in Atlanta, or at
p.
and
group
a
4.59%,
1961
Legality
May 1 from
on
Manhattan
133,000 4Vis. Due on May 1 from
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
water bonds, it;
FLORIDA
Additional Sale
Columbia County (P. O. Lake
offered
bonds
Florida
tax
the
at
Bond
The $135,000
—
utilities
and
sewer
City),
Hawaii
and
I960 to
600,000 21,2S. Due
North Posey
1969 inclusive.
1964 to
Spalding,
Meadow
&
Bank of Mooresville.
Dec. 1 from
on
500,000 23,4s. Due on Dee. 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Metropolitan Sanitary District of
Greater Chicago (P. O. Chicago),
Illinois
Offering—W. M. Wachter,
sealed
the
at
bids
Bond
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
Legality
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
from
Due on Dec. 1
1963 inclusive.
$400,000 2s.
(Territory of)
receive
will
time
same
composed of
Savings
group
Trust
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
Bacon, Whipple & Co., as follows:
Superintendent of Public Works,
revenue
a
Harris
Bank, of Chicago, Hornblower &
Weeks,
William
Blair & Co.,
HAWAII
232,000 4V-iS. Due on May 1 from
1979 to 1988 inclusive.
reported.
the
by
approved
Sibley,
Troutman,
Smith, of Atlanta.
'
to
awarded
the Columbus Bank and Trust Co.
inclusive.
1969
to
interest
Chase
follows:
as
$85,000 3%s. Due
Offering—Bids will be re- j
until July 9 for the pur-I
chase of $150,000
187,
to
Beil & Hough, M. B.
COLORADO
Bond
clusive.
2598 — were
composed of
Vick & Co.,
and Fox, Reusch & Co., at a price
of
96.00, a net interest cost of
awarded
in Harttord, or at the
Company,
Groton Bank & Trust
$450,000 special
bonds offered
sewer
18—v.
June
3,110,000 314% bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1974 to 1988 in¬
Rocks Beach, Fla.
Indian
July 1 for the purchase of $1,200,sewer
bonds.
Dated July 1,
000
.
ap¬
Ice
&
School Building Corp.
(P. O. Poseyville), Inc.
Bond Offering—Helen R. Boyle,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CDST) on July 8 for
the, purchase of $1,200,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1961
on
inclusive.' Callable
1988
to
Jan. 1, 1965, or on any
interest
payment date thereafter. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Farmers Bank
Offering—Harry E. Eaton,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CDST) on July
Com¬
& Trust
Legality approved by Ross, McCord. Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
of Wadesville.
pany,
Carrison, Chase Manhattan Bank, 40 Wall 10 for the purchase of $15,000,000
Wulbern, Inc., as 43/4S, at a price Street, New York City, until noon bonds, as follows:
Circuit Court G. W. Robarts an¬
IOWA ;
it'-;-.
of 96.63, a basis of about 4.92%.
(EDST) on July 22 for the pur¬
nounces that the Board of County
$5,000,000
construction working
chase of $12,500,000 highway rev¬
Centerville, la.. -,V •/.
y*®'
cash fund bonds. Due 011 Jan.
Commissioners will receive sealed John B. Stetson University (P. O.
enue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Bond OfTering^-City Clerk T. C.
1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
bids, until 2 p.m. (EST) on July 2
DeLand), Fla.
Due semi-annually from March 1,
Evans announces that sealed bids
for the purchase of $350,000 court
10,000,000 corporate working cash
Bond Offering—Secretary L. A.
1960 to March 1, 1987 inclusive.
will be received until June 30 for
fund bonds.
Due on Jan.- 1
house certificates of indebtedness.
Perkins, Jr. announces that the Callable prior to maturity, as a
the purchase of $50,000 municipal
from 1960 to 1.978 inclusive.1
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June Committee on Administration will
whole or in part, from time to
building bonds.
J.
from
1959
to
1973 inclusive. receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
j ..
The bonds are dated Aug.
1,
time, on any interest payment
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ (EST) on July 7 for the purchase
date on or after Sept. 1, 1966. Le¬ 1958. Principal and interest (J-J) Perry Independent' School District,
:r
able at the First National Bank, of of
Iowa
$425,000 non-tax exempt dor¬ gality approved by Orrick, Dahl- payable at the District Treasurer's
Bake City, or at the option of the
Bond Offering
Ned Willis,
mitory revenue bonds. Dated Sept. quist, Herrington & Sutcfiffc, of office.
Legality approved by
holder, at the Chemical Corn Ex¬ 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. <.*• Secretary of the Board of Di¬
San Francisco.
change Bank, of New York City. to 1997 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
rectors, will receive sealed and
Ottawa, III.
Legality approved by Patterson, Legality approved by Patterson,
oral bids until 2 p.m. (CST) 011
ILLINOIS
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
Freeman, Richardson & Watson, of Freeman, Richardson & Watson,
July 8 for the purchase of $627,Offering
Certificate
Clerk
—
of
were
awarded to Pierce,
,
.•
.
Jacksonville.
Breese, III.
of Jacksonville.
Offering
Bond
State
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Reports
7%
Traffic Gain —
Florida
income
Gross
Sunshine
th'e
of
State Parkway in May showed an
7%
of
increase
•month
the
over
same
year ago,
1957 period.
$22,088.64 above the
Net
revenue
which
was
the
wer
a
of
May showed
over
the
month
a
ago.
year
During May the Turnpike was
by 246,966 vehicles which
used
rolled
miles
12,907,150
up
syndicate:
Georgia, At¬
lanta, Courts & Co., RobinsonHumphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
L e e d y,
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Barcus,
Kindred
of
1957, the Sunshine
Parkway has been used by
Bond
City
State
bids
which
vehicles
of
total
have
226,252,283
miles.
Fort
Offering—Director of Fi¬
Samuel
nance
nounces
Marshall
H.
an¬
that the City Commission
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
(EST) on July 8 for the pur¬
chase of $2,500,000 excise tax im¬
provement bonds, as follows:
a.m.
$950,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1988 in¬
clusive.
1,550,000 Series B bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1988
inclusive.
Dated March 1, 1958. Bonds due
in 1969 and thereafter are callable
14
for
able
Bond
York
C.
Huskey
City
Commission
.sealed
on
bids until
July
9
for
will
$250,000 municipal parking reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1981
Bonds due in
thereafter
are
callable
of Sept.
Bond
Offering
Jan.
1
est
of
County Bank of
Legality
approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
1975
to
in¬
Principal and inter¬
payable
at
the
Fulton County, East
bonds.
various
July
1
on
inclusive.
interest
Jan.
(J-J)
Citizens
tional
purposes
Dated
Due
and
from
1,
1958.
1959
to
Agency,
as
bonds
Columbus, Ga.
President
County Board of
receive
sealed
(EST) on July 8
purchase
of
$5,000,000
will
noon
follows:
$1,890,000 3% bonds. Due
1
issue of
sold
was
to
$20,000
Negley,
41/4s. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
to 1969 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
approved
gality
by
Charles
&
County (P. O.
Murphysboro), III.
Offering — Byrd Thorp.
Bond
July
Bond
Township
son,
sealed
ceive
(CDST)
(CST) on July
of $900,000
purchase
county nursing home bonds. Dated
1977
on
Jan. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
and interest
bank
or
(J-J) payable at any
trust company designated
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
the
Grade School District No.
Consol.
(P.O.
17
$135,000 school
building bonds offered May 27—
v.
187, p. 2382—were awarded to
Gardner, at
a
price
of 100.14.
and
DuPage Counties
School Distrtict No. 46 (P. O.
Elgin), III.
school
June
pur¬
fol¬
July 1, 1958.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
chants Trust Company, of Muncie.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miler, of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Sale
The $900,000
Warrant
—
Fletcher National Bank
Sale
The
—
building
19—v.
187,
$1,500,000
bonds
p.
2598
at the
payable
Pineville.
in
Christian
County
as
Pierce,
at
2%s,
a
of about
basis
until
bids
10:30
to
Merrill
Fenner & Smith
price of 100.61, a
1.99%.
1960
from
due in
callable
are
National
Co.,
the
and
offered
—
were
Jan.
of
as
15,
1964.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the Planters Bank and
Hopkinsville.
by Joseph R.
Rubin, of Louisville.
Company,
of
approved
Murray), Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of
student union
sold
to
the
American
Bank
Merchants
&
Trust
National.
revenue
Federal
Home Finance
a
p.
Fletcher
15, 1958. Due on Jan.
to 1979 inclusive.
1965 and thereafter
Dated July
187, p.
2708—were awarded
group
composed
of
the
187,
a
on
Murray State College (P. O.
19—v.
County (P. O. Indian¬
apolis), Ind.
Warrant Sale—The $800,000 tax
anticipation warrants offered June
to
(CST)
a.m.
July 1 for the purchase of $460,000
school
building
revenue
bonds.
$670,000
bonds was*
Housing and
as
2%s, at
Ray
Ryder,
Agency,
price of par.
Marion
23—v.
O. Hopkins-
(P.
ville), Kentucky
—
Susas Morris,
$60,000 airport
awarded
First State Bank
Legality approved
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Logansport, Ind.
June
1,
Offering
Bond
Legality
bonds offered
1972
of June
as
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Trust
Sale—The
Callable
Principal and interest (J-D)
1963.
tional
Bond
p.m.
1959 to
1 from
June
on
inclusive.
& Trust
Co., and the Indiana Na¬
Bank, all of Indianapolis,
2
on
15
American
until
July 1 for the purchase
of $150,000 school building rev¬
enue
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
(EST)
Bonds
2708—were awarded
to a group composed of the Mer¬
chants National Bank & Trust Co.,
p.
bids
sealed
receive
23—v.
187,
County Court Clerk, will
Brock,
Due
School Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1967.
40,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
1959 to Jan. 1, 1967.
LOUISIANA
Oberlin, La.
Bond
Town
Offering
—
will
Clerk,
receive
sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on
for the
works
July 29
purchase of $14,000 water
bonds.
Due
from
1959
to
1970, inclusive.
MAINE
Mooresville Sch. Bldg. Corporation,
Lewiston, Maine
Indiana
Bond
Offering—John
R.
Note
Lam¬
bert, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
Cook
Kane,
Bond
Bank, all of Indianapolis.
Murphysboro), III.
Bond Sale—The
&
re¬
p.m.
Due
Indiana National Bank,
Jackson County, Vergennes
Reinholdt
2
(P. O. Pineville), Ky.
Offering —• Martha
L.
Bell County
$80,000
Lynch,
to
R.
lows:
bids until 1:30 p.m.
the
will
until
July 10 for the
$120,000 bonds, as
2599—were
for
Trustee,
bids
on
of
chase
R.
Offering—Vernon M. Fu~
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
on
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Township (P. O.
No. 6, Muncie), Ind.
Jackson
1960
KENTUCKY
Iiarrison
at 1.75%.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
9
&
man
school time warrants offered June
of St. Louis.
Na¬
Offering—Walter A. Rich¬
as
187, p.
Federal
Prairie, III.
Sale—An
Southern
Muscogee County School District
(P. O. 1200 Bradley Drive),
school bonds,
the
to
Home Finance
2%s, at a price of par.
by
Bank, Atlanta.
Education,
mar¬
and
Principal and
payable at the
Legality approved by Kelley &
Mobley, of Atlanta.
Bond
sold
July 1, 1958. Due
1,000,000 3%%
the
Pierce.
1971
Point.
for
Fort
Kidd,
(J-J)
Bank
Company, of New York City,
or
P.
will
from
clusive.
until
Lucie
Housing
3%
sanitation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on
bids
St.
Ga.
W.
$500,000
offered June 20—v.
2497—were
road
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago:
M-N.
:
Dated
students apartments revenue
bonds
$260,000
ards,
the
—
O.
Jens & Rowe, as
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on July 7
for
the
purchase
of
$1,260,000
bonds, as follows:
Clerk,
City
1, 1967.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Irving Trust
at
ried
Bond
East Point,
(P.
University
Sale—The
Bond
Grand
GEORGIA
ap¬
Springfield), III.
I
1965. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Midland Trust Co., New
1968 and
as
Sept.
on
Legality
J-J.
Illinois
Eastern
Dated
City. Legality approved by
Marshall,
Trimble
&
receive
(EST)
purchase of
inclusive.
Due
Collins
Julien
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
1984 inclusive. Call¬
1978
2:30 p.m.
the
1954.
building
Interest
sive.
July 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959
to
1977 inclusive. Interest
INDIANA
Jan. 1 from 1973 to 1976 inclu¬
Mitchell, of New York City.
Clerk D.
that the
announces
bonds.
Caldwell,
Fla.
Offering—City
p.m.
of Sept. 1,
as
Marine
fice of the Director of Finance, or
at the Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of' New
York City.
Tanner,
M.
approved
Legality
Louis.
Hornblower &Week|;,praun.,
& Co., Inc., Rodman &
Renshaw,
on
J-J.
Interest
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
& Co.,
and M. B. Vick & Co., as 3V2S, at
a price of 100.21, a basis of about
3.48%.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
Garden, Fla.
revenue
1,
cagot
and interest
Sept. 1, 1968. Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the of¬
Fort Pierce,
p.m.
Bosworth
receive sealed
(EST) on July
purchase of $50,000
8
the
utilities
of
as
building bonds. Dated
July. lr 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to
1977 inclusive. Legality
Sale—An issue of $1,240,-
school
000
will
Clerk,
until
from 1979 to
Fla.
Lauderdale,
8
bonds was
sold to a group composed of the
Northern Trust Company, of Chi-
& Ren-
Co., Rodman
Offering—E.
March
Bond
school
000
the
Louis.
Bond
Co.
pike Jan. 26,
a
for
9
DuPage County, Glenbard Twp.
High School District No. 87
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
shaw,
Breed
& Harrison,
Inc.,
Adams, Sloan & Co., Inc., Beil &
Hough, and Thomas M. Cook &
Since the opening of the Turn¬
will
&
Winter
4,774,915
of
Company
travel.
traveled
1
Other members of the
Trust
May of the preceding
same
Due
173,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1, 1977.
in truck usage. April showed
gain of 15% in truck traffic
over
Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1986 inclusive.
3Vis.
St.
of
on Feb.
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
year
a
July
on
I960 to 1968 inclusive.
1,026,000
gain of
a
receive
will
system
1, 1958.
—
ago.
significant item in .the
the continued increase
traffic, Chairman Manuel
This
14.5%
bids until
May
—
7.4%
year
Clerk,
City
man,
sealed
Dated
3s.
parking
sold to Quail & Co., as
was
(CDST)
approved by Chapman & Cutler/
purchase of Interest M-N. Legality approved of Chicago.
Bond
Sale
The $1,900,000
$310,000 electric light plant rev¬ by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
school
Sumner Community School District,
building
bonds
offered enue bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Louis.
June 24
v. 187, p. 2382 — were
Iowa '
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1988
Wayne City, III.
awarded to a syndicate headed by inclusive. Bonds due in 1981 and
Bond Offering — John I. VoorCertificate Sale
An issue of
John Nuveen & Co., and B. J. Van thereafter are callable as of Jan.
hees, Secretary of Board of Di¬
$140,000 public utility gas certifi¬
Ingen & Co., at a price of 100.004, 1,
1968.
Principal and interest cates was sold to the First Na¬ rectors, will receive sealed and
a net interest cost of about 3.22%,
(J-J) payable at the Mercantile tional Bank, of Wayne City, as oral bids until 2 p.m.." (CST) 011
as follows:
Trust Co., St. Louis. Legality ap¬
July 10 for the purchase of $700,5s.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Due 011
000 school building bonds. Dated
$701,000 3L>s. Due on Feb. 1 from proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
was
of truck
said.
month
same
Most
report
increase
an
1
Florida
$223,404.66,
was
No.
District
bonds
—
according to a
report
released
June
23
by
Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman of
the Authority.
Last
month
the
Turnpike
grossed
$330,981.22,
which was
a
Tax Sch.
(P. O. Sarasota),
County Special
Sarasota
vehicle
motor
Melvin Iteil-
—
(CDST) on July
purchase of $770,000 firsn
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
9 for the
Sale—An issue of $500,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the First National Bank, of Lewiston, at .86% discount.
Dated
June
26,
1958.
Due
on
Jan. 1, 1965.
19, 1958. Principal and in¬
terest- payable
at
the
Second
Bank-State Street Trust Company,
(J-J)
of
1961 to 1981 inclusive. Callable on
Principal and interest
payable at
the
Citizens
Dec.
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Volume"ft
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
fumber 5755
57
(2957)
Storey,
Thorndike,"
Dodge, of Boston.
;
^
Principal and interest payable at price of 100.008, a net interest cost
the
Merchants
Warren
National of about 3.68%, as follows:
Bank, of Salem, or at the National
$425,000 3&s. Due on July 1 from
&
,
Portland, Maine
-
Note
Palmer
Sale
The
—
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
$500,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered June 24
—v.
to
187,
the
2848—were
p.
Canal
National
Portland, at .85%
Fall River, Mass.
Note
awarded
Bank,
of
187,
—v.
awarded
National Bank,
the
of
MARYLAND
Boston, at .72%.
Merchants
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Haverhill, Mass.
i
Sale
The $25,000,000
Highway Construction, Sec¬
Issue, Series L, bonds offered
—
Walker,
State
ond
Bond
ceive
Offering
City
Helen V.
—
Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
c/o
re¬
National
Shawmut
1964 inclusive.
3V2S.
Due
*
July
on
1
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
2,275,000
3%s.
from
2703—were
p.
to
^
1,750,000
.
Sale — The $500,000 tem¬
loan notes offered June 18
porary
discount.
1960 to
Due
1
1975 to 1986 inclusive. '
Other members of the syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Baxter & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co*.; McDonaldMoore & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.; AllisonWilliams Co.; Channer Securities
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Bank of Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
I for the purchase of $1,680,000
L & Co., and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
bonds, as follows:
Friday & Co., and Magnus & Co.
li :* Inc., at a price of 100.002, a net
interest cost of about 3.09%, as $1,130,000 school bonds. Due on
Huron Valley School District
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 incl.
fOllOWS?
(P. O. Milford), Mich.
1VVMJ
550,000 hospital bonds. Due on
Note Sale—The $150,000 tax an¬
$2,400,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 Incl;
ticipation notes offered June 12—
,1959 to" 1964, inclusive. ., *
Dated July, 1, 1958. Principal v.
187, p. 2599—were awarded to
400,000 4s. Due on July 1, 1965.
and interest payable at, the Na¬ the First of
Michigan Corporation,
400,000 2.40s. Due on July 1,1966.
June
24
—
v.
awarded to
a
187, p. 2709 — were
syndicate headed by
,
-
tional
400,000 2Y2S. Due
on
400,000 2.60s. Due
on
July
July
400,000 2.70s. Due on July
400,000 2.80s. Due on July
400,000 2.90s. Due on July
5,800,000 3s. Due on July
14,000,000 3.10s/ Due
.1973.
.
on.
-»J
1, 1967.
1,1968.
1,1969.
1,1970.
1,1971.
1, 1972.
July 1,
'
Other members of the
C> J. Devine & Co.,
"
.
syndicate:
Shawmut
Legality
Thorndike,
Boston.
&
F.
Roosevelt
&
Cross, W. E. Hutton
Co., J. C. Brad¬
Co., Gregory & Sons, Rand
ford &
[J& Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., G. H.
r/ Walker
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Talmage & Co., McDonnell & Co.,
the Andrews & Wells, Inc., Tripp
& Co., Blunt, Ellis & Simmons.
Courts
&
Co., H. V. Sattley &
|V Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., R. D.
M
White & Co.,
Arthur L. Wright &
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., Suplee,
Yeatmap, Mosley Co., Dreyfus &
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Westheimer
Fahnestock & Co., Saunders, Sti¬
ver & Co., Baumgartner & Down¬
ing and Cunningham, Schmertz &
$120,000
bonds was sold to Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., as 2t2S, at a price of
100.29, a basis of about 2.45%.
sewer
Neu) Bedford, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $1,000,000
tax
sold,
as
anticipation
follows:
notes
was
notes to the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston, for
$500,000 at .74%; and $250,000 at .79%.
250,000
to
notes
the
National
Shawmut Bank, and the Bos¬
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Boston, jointly.
both of
Dated
Waltham, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
$500,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, at .58% discount.
Dated
18—v.
187,
2709
p.
were
—-
Co., Inc., jointly, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.67%, as follows:
$31,000 3'As. Due
July I from
on
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
30,000 3j/2s. Due
July 1 from
on
1968 to 1973 inclusive.-
84,000 3%s. Due
1974 to
Bedford
July
on
1 from
1984 inclusive.
Township
(P. O.
thereafter are callable in
numerical
approved
1959. Principal and interest (A-O)
Palmer & Dodge, of
Thorndike,
Boston.
clusive.
Bonds
on
on
or
bank
a
in
due
order
payment date
payable at
and
1965
Howard
sealed
bids
National
at
B.
-interest
any
trust
or
1959 to
will
Mer¬
28
State
bonds,
$22,000 sewer notes. Due
15 from
Clerk,
the
Bank,
Street, Boston, until noon (DST)
on
July 2 for the purchase of
$36,000 notes, as follows:
V
City
on
July
follows:
as
Oct 1
from
1959 to
Motor
116,000
Vehicle
Fund
1963 incl.
14,000 water departmental equipment bonds. Due on July 15
Royal Oak, Mich.
Bond
City
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Clerk, will receive scaled
bids
until
bonds.
Due
000
'
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
The
1958.
notes
dated
July 15,
Principal and interest pay¬
are
Oct.
able at the abovementioned Bank.
Eastham-Orleans-Wellfleet
Reg.
fSch. Dist. (P. O. Eastham), Mass.
Bond
Offering — L. - Isabelle
Brackett, District Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the Second
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Co.,
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $1,600,000 school bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
-
payable at the above-men¬
tioned
Bank. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Dated
June
1, 1958. Principal
(A-O) payable at a
designated
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
or
trust company
Detroit, Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of 2,714,000
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
Offering
—
Thomas F.
Duffy, County Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
11
a.m.
1
for the pur¬
"$450,000
tuberculosis
on
of
until
bids
re¬
July
hospital maintenance notes. Dated
1959
Due
to
on
1973
June
1
inclusive.
numerical
order
on
or
after
June 1, 1964. Interest J-D.
76,000 street improvement, Series
I, bonds.. Due on July 1 from
1959 to
1966 inclusive.
153,000 street improvement, Se¬
ries II, bonds. Due on July 1
Dated June
City, at .81%, plus
troit.
$2,000,000
notes
to
the
a
notes
Bankers
premium
of $32.00.
714,000 notes to the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank,
City, at .82%.
Eaton
New
of
York
Note
Sale
—
—v.
187,
p.
The
$60,000
tax
2709—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co., at 1.50%.
Hazel Park School District, Mich.
Bond
building
June
23
—
Michael
1984 inclusive.
and
thereafter
Bonds due in 1969
are
callable
as
of
v.
a
syndicate headed by
Miller, Canfield, (Paddock & Stone,
—
The
site
Stuart &
Co., Inc., at
a
of Detroit.
numerical
callable
order
on
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
&
Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
Bond
Offering—James
Von
S.
Wald, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
July 2 for the purchase of
$180,000 municipal building rev¬
bonds.
enue
Due
Dated
June
1, 1958.
June 1 .from 1961 to 1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
payable
at
1,
sequent
1974,
and on any sub¬
interest payment" date-
the purchaser,
Babbitt, Minn.
suitable national
or state
bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
any
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
cV
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
;
'
Newburg (P. O. Mabel), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 general
road
improvement
obligation
bonds offered June 18—v. 187, p.
2600—were Awarded' to "the First
National Bank, of Mabel, as 2Vzs,
at a price of 100.11, a basis of
about 2.47%.
' * (
"
Plummer Indep. School District
No. 628, Minn.
Bond Offering—O. L. Skatvold,
District
Cloquet Iridep. School District vi.
No. 94, Minn.
Bond Offering—B. O. Carlson,
,
»
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CDST) on July
1
for the purchase
of $500,000
school
building general obligation
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
bonds.
Jan.
on
1
clusive.
from
order
1988
to
in
due
callable
are
numerical
and
1961
Bonds
thereafter
in¬
1979
and
terest
1974,
interest
any
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
Edina, Minn.
The $970,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
Sale
school
building
bonds.
D a t e. d
Due on July 1 from
July 1, 1958.
1960
to
1965
inclusive.
Principal
suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
and interest
payable at
any
Zumbrota, Minn.
inverse
in
subsequent date. Principal and in¬
payable at
any
suitable
on
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on July
1
for
the purchase of $28,000
Bond
Jan. -1,
on
payment
Sale—The $180,000 storm
bonds offered June 23—v.
sewer
187, p. 2709—were awarded to the
First National Bank, of St. Paul,
at
price of par,
a
cost of about
$110,000 2.30s. Due
1959 to
net interest
follows:
a
2.73%,
as
Dec. 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
40,000 2.90s.
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
—
bonds offered June 23—v.
187,
2709—were
30,000 3.0s.
awarded
to
a
Due
on
March 1 from
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Due
March
1,
Due on March
1,
on
1964 and 1965.'
220,000 2.70s.
1966 and
on
Dec. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
p.
Bank, of Minneapolis, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
2.81%, as follows:
200,000 2.40s.
Due
1971 to
syndi¬
MISSISSIPPI;
Calhoun
County School District
(P. O. Pittsboro), Miss.
Bond Offering —R. B. Martin,
Chancery Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
July 7 for the purchase of
$550,000 school bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Grenada County School District
1967.
In addition the entire issue will
(P. O. Grenada), Miss. Offering—Byron Hunter,
Chancery Clerk, will receive
carry an extra 2.70% coupon from
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Sept. 1, 1958 to March 1, 1959.
Other members of the syndicate:
July 9 for the purchase of $550,000
school
bonds.
Due
serially
First
from 1959 to 1983.
250,000
3s.
Due
March
on
1
Bond
1968 and 1969.
National
St. Paul,
Bank,
Minneapolis, Allison-Williams Co.,
Northwestern
Bank,
National
J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffary & Hopwood,
MannheimerEgan, Inc., Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co., and
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Faribault
Indep. School District
No. 656,
Minn.
Bond Offering—Curtis E. Sommer. District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CDST)
July 9 for the purchase of $1,230,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from I960 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
on
in
1978
callable
order
thereafter
and
inverse
in
numerical
1, 1973, and on any
subsequent interest payment date.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Offering — Harold
Bond
sealed
(CDST)
chase
of
bonds.
on
Feb.
clusive.
on
7
$95,000
Dated
1
bids
July
Aug.
from
until
2
p.m.
for the
pur¬
improvement
1, 1958.
1959
Principal
to
and
1973
Due
interest
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Ben¬
of Minneapolis.
Clerk,
MclVIanus,
receive sealed
will
bids until 10
(CST) 011 July 1
$50,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
a.m.
for the purchase of
1958.
Due
on
March
(interest payable at
1 from
1959
Principal
inclusive.
1973
to
and
a
place to be
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject to approval by the Mayor
apd Board of Commissioners. Le¬
gality
approved
Trauernicht, of
Gulf port
by
Charles
&
Stj. Louis.
Municipal Separate School
District, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
2709
$350,000 school
17—v. 187, p.
offered June
bonds
—
Hattier
were
&
awarded
to
White,
Sanford.
Mississippi (State of)
Bond
Offering—Joe
T.
Patter¬
Attorney General and ExSecretary of State Bond
son,
Officio
receive sealed
(CST) on July
23 for the purchase of $5,700,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
will
bids until
a.m.
10
lows:
$3,000,000
construction, furnish¬
ing and equipping building
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
1960 to
in¬
payable at any suitable bank des¬
son,
City
Commission,
H.
Drews, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive
Gulfport, Miss.
Bond Ofiermg—J. H.
are
Jan.
on
Wel-
$4,000,000
bonds (offered
187, p. 2599 — were
and
—
Offering
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 1 for
the
purchase of $35,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
ense,
July 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Sale
awarded to
Taymouth Township School District
No. 9 (P. O. Birch Run), Mich.
Bond
Rapids Public Schoolr Dist.,
Michigan
inverse
dock
due
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Trust Company, of New York
preliminary loan housing
was sold, as follows:
July 3, 1958. Due on Jan. 8, 1959. , Halsey,
follows:
1, 1958. Payable at
g bank or trust company to be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
anticipation notes offered June 23
Essex
as
Bonds due in 1969 and there¬
after are callable in inverse
interest
bank
on
Motor Vehicle Highway
from
1
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive..
and
(EST)-
p.m.
Fund bonds.
Highway
on
bonds,
$175,000
incl.
1962
'
i*j.
7:30
June 30 for the purchase of $404,-
$218,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
in
Bonds due
are
Feb.
com¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
1
for the
purchase of $334,000
re¬
1961 to 1988 inclusive.
1968.
Interest A-O.
Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
after April 1,
designated by the purchaser.
Legality aprpoved by Miller, Can-
Bond Offering—Frank
Capen, Town Treasurer, will
chants
1,
inverse
pany
Hodwell,
receive sealed
of April
as
$300,000 2s.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
payable at the National Shaw¬
mut
Bank, of Boston. Legality
Storey,
callable
bonds.
Allen Park, Mich.
Canton, Mass.
ceive
in 1979 and thereafter
are
cate headed by the First National
MICHIGAN
—
Bonds due in 1969 and
thereafter
ples, Township Clerk, will receive
(EST)
on
July 7 for the purchase of
$68,000 sewer special assessment
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
est
MASSACHUSETTS
Offering
inclusive.
the
•
Beech Road, Detroit), Mich.
Bond Offering—Margaret Peo¬
20, 1958. Due on
Nov. 6, 1958. Principal and inter¬
by
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CDST) on
July 10 for, the purchase of $185,000 school building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
for
9
Bond
15145,
Bond Offering—Irvin A. Cordes,
(EST)
purchase of
$170,000 water supply system rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1988
July
District
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis and H. V.
Sattley &
on
June
offered
Long Lake Area School District
(P. O. R. 2, Box 729,
Traverse City), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
site
and
building bonds offered
June
19, 1958. Due on
Nov. 25, 1958. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the National Shaw¬
mut Bank of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
byStorey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
$100,000 road
June 23—v.
187,
ahan, Harris & Co.
ton Safe
Co.
Note
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sale—The
2709—were awarded to Stran-
p.
June
$750,000
W.
& Co., Weeden &
County (P. O. Crystal Falls),
Michigan
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co.,
Craigie & Co., Hirsch &
Francis I.
duPont
&
Co.,
1.50%.
>
•,
Co.,
at
Iron
Bond
&
Co., Hemphill,
Coffin, .&
Burr,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Stroud & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Ira Haupt & Co/'
"
Noyes
Boston.
Leominster, Mass.
&
John, Nuveen
Palmer
of
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
■
Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., A. C. Allyn & Co., Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Bank
approved
No. 545, Minn.
Offering—George Metiva,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
'
;
Henning Indep. School District
Saginaw), Mich.
on
July
on
Zilwaukee Township (P. O.
Bond
1968 inclusive.
2,700,000
buildings,
equipment
and capital improvements
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated
and
/
July
interest
1, 1958. Principal
(J-J) payable at a
Financial
The Commercial and
to be nominated by the purchaser, subject
to approval
by the State Bond
Commission. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
^'bank or trust company
**
-
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An
S^s.
pany, of Tupelo, as
The bonds are due
serially from
1959 to 1970.
p. 2710—were awarded to a group
composed ol' Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., of St. Louis, Greg¬
E. Pollock &
Co., and Chas. King & Co., as 3.40s,
at a price of
100.66, a basis of
of
Wood,
&
Delafield
.
.
Monday, June 30, 1958
Offering
Peter
—
Heinz,
will receive sealed
(EDST) on July
7 for the purchase pf $31,400 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Aug.
Clerk,
Town
bids until 8 p.m.
Village
Liberty-Benton
Brook Park, Ohio
offering
Bond
will
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
7:30
Due
on
(DST) on
Sanders
July 10 for the purchase
bonds, as follows:
of $30,000
sealed
until
bids
noon
sive.
Cleveland.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, of Findlay.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
land.
&
District
Orwick,
John
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
on
Central
will receive Legality approved by Squire,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
—
(EST) on July 16 for the purchase
of
$344,000 school improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.- Due
interest
of
Bank
National
receive
the
at
Offering
Clerk of Board of Education, will
andi
Principal
payable
(J-D)
1968
1959 to
from
1
Dec.
on
Bond
re¬
p.m.
July 15 for the pur¬
chase of $198,280 street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
(DST)
Local Sch.
(P. O. Route S, Findlay), Ohio
Mc-
Cyrus
—
Village
Govern,
ceive
inclusive.
Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
Bond Offering—A. A. Snoddy,
Guttenberg, N. J.
Bond
Wm.
Sons,
&
ory
about 3.33%.
City.
New York
issue of $18,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to the Peoples Bank & Trust Com¬
in¬
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Farmers National Bank of Allentown.
Legality approved by
terest
Hawkins,
Shannon, Miss.
1,
July 1 from 1959 to
1958. Due on
1970
July
Dated
bonds.
water
1000
Louis.
■b,./'
.
(2958)
58
Cleve¬
of
Dempsey,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lorain
Geneva, Ohio
County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
$10,000 water bonds. Due on July 1
Bond
Offering—Edward" GawBond
Sale—The $45,209 storm
from 1959 to 1968, inclusive.
and
sewer
and paving bonds offered lick, Clerk of Board of County
Cape Girardeau School District, y interest (F-A) payable at the
20,000 sewer bonds. Due on July 1
June 23
v.
187, p. 2710 — were Commissioners, will receive sealed* *
Missouri
from 1959 to 1968, inclusive.
Hudson County National Bank, of
bids until 10 a.m. (EDST) on July
awarded to The First Cleveland
Bond Offering—Elizabeth WalJersey City. Legality approved by
The bonds are dated July 1,1958.
Corporation, as 2%s, at a price of 9 for the purchase of $33,927 water
ther, Secretary of the Board of John Tomasin, of Guttenberg.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ 100.96, a basis of about 2.58%.
improvement bonds/ Dated Aug.
Education, will receive sealed bids
able at the.State Bank of Honeoye
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on July 15 HardystonTownship School District
Girard, Ohio
Falls. Legality approved by Reed,
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
for the purchase of $700,000 school (P. O. Box 192, Stockholm), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
storm
sewer
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
interest
(J-D): payable
at
the
Bond Offering—Mrs. Geraldine
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due
New York City.
and
water line extensions bonds County Treasurer's office. Legality ■
on Feb. 1 from
1959 to 1978, incl. Berg, Secretary of the Bdard of
offered June 19—v. 187, p. 2710—
approved by Squire, Sanders &
will
receive
sealed Lenox, Lincoln, Fenner, Sullivan,
Legality approved by Charles & Education,
were awarded to the Firjt Cleve¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on July Smithfield and Oneida Central Sch.
Trauernicht, of SL Louis.
land
1973
to
1959
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1, 1958.
MISSOURI;
—
$325,000
1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1973
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Hardyston
National Bank of Hamburg.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
v.
awarded to
187, p. 2276—were
Bros.
& Co.,
Luce,
and
Stern
Inc., jointly.
Thompson & Crowe,
Lindbergh School
District No. R-8 (P. O. 4900 South
Lindbergh Boulevard, St. Louis),
St. Louis County,
Offering—Secretary R. L.
Bond
that
the
of Education will receive
Lawrence
Board
(CDST)
on
July 8 for the purchase of
$1,000,000 school bonds.
Dated
Aug. 15, 1958.
Due on Feb. 15
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at a bank or trust compay to be
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject to approval by the Board of
Education. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
until 8 p.m.
sealed
receive
(DST)
B.
pur¬
well
approved
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
of
Township
York
Sch. District
(CDST)
on July 9 for the purchase of $1,555,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at a bank
or trust company in St. Louis, to
be designated by the purchaser,
subject to approval by the Board
of Education.
Legality approved
sealed
'
until 8
bids
Trauernicht, of St.
by Charles &
Louis.
p.m.
.
NEBRASKA
<
NEW
Alamogordo Munici¬
pal Sthool District No. 1 (P. O.
Alamogordo), N. Mex.
10
m.
son,
Bank,
State
in
Osmond.
at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Daw¬
HAMPSHIRE
Juan
County, Farmington
(P. O. Farmington), N. Mex.
Note Sale—An issue
temporary loan notes was sold to
the First National Bank of Boston,
.83%.;
at
Dated
Offering—James
Bond
of $200,000
(MST) on July 1 for the pur¬
of $349,000 school building
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1958. Due
p.m.
Due
1958.
20,
on
19, 1958. Principal and inter¬
payable at the First National
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
June
on
est
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
Nashua, N. H.
Note
Sale—The
tem¬
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
office, or at the option of
the holder, at the First National
Legality
by
Dawson,
Nagel,
Howard, of Denver.
loan notes offered June 16
187, p. 2600—were awarded
to: the Second National Bank, of
NEW
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 hospital
19—v. 187, p.
&
of
awarded
to
Harkness
Hill, Inc., as 1.70s, at a price
100.20, a basis of about 1.68%.
NEW
JERSEY
187,
p.
July 14 for the purchase of $24,-
No.
19
000
non
Federal
O.
New York
Bond Sale—The
$1,845,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 24—v. 187,
price of 100.70,
Fi¬
Home
and
Agency, at a price of par.
nance
(P. O. Buffalo), N.
Tonawanda
Sale—The
Bond
Y.
$2,016,000 im¬
provement bonds offered June 24
—v.
187, p. 2850—were awarded
to a group composed of the First
National City Bank, of New York
Mark-
of Education,
ell, Clerk of Board
1
Dec.
at
payable
Company,
Legality
Sanders &
Offering
Cleveland
in
—
H.
Russell
school
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
purchase of $403,000
on
1 from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at
Lake County
(P. O. Painesville),
Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
C.
Gordon
Truini,
Smith, Clerk of the Board of
sealed County Commissioners, will re¬
(EDST) on July ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Village Clerk, will receive
9 for
p.m.
purchase of $6,500 mu¬
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1958,. Due on Nov. 1 from
to 1963 inclusive. Int. M-N.
the
(EST) on July 10 for the purchase
$1,652,500 school
building
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
of
bonds.
Hospital
from
Ohio
Athens,
will be
received until July 7 for the pur¬
chase of $102,950 street improve¬
ment bonds, it is reported.
Bond
Offering
Bids
—
Barberton, Ohio
Bond
chase
of
$700,000
for the pur¬
city
improve¬
bonds, it is reported.
Brook Park,
Ohio
'
Bond
that
Offering
bi^s
will
—
be
cipal
and
at
bonds.
Due
the
is reported
received /until
It
July 15 for the purchase of
670 improvement bonds.
$191,,
on
Dated
June
1
interest (J-D) payable
Lake
County
National
Painesville. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bank,
Lancaster
Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until July 17
Aug. ■ 1,
and Dec. 1
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
1958.
on
May
to
1959
from
1979
and Nov.
inclusive.
Washington, C. H.
Montpelier, Ohio
—
Bids will
Offering
Bond
July
until
received
17
for
be
the
purchase of $60,000 improvement
bonds, it is reported,
Morrow, Ohio
j
Offering
Bond
received
—
July
until
Bids will be
16 for the
purchase of $27,500 improvement
bonds, it is reported.
Royalton, Ohio
of $507,150
water main improvement special
assessment
bonds
was
sold to
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., and Ball,
North
Bond Sale—An issue
& Kraus, jointly, as 3!4s,
price of 100.85, a basis of
about 3.09%.
Burge
at
a
City School Distrtict,
Ohio
Local Sch. District
Painesville Twp.
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio .
Sale—The $885,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered June 24—v. 187,
p. 2602—were awarded to a group
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth
Richards & Co.,
and
& Co., Inc., Field,
McDonald & Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.16, a
of
about
basis
3.23%.
Shadyside, Ohio
Sale—The $29,000 special
Bond
of
1959
No. 1, Washington),
H.), Ohio
Offering—Senath Thomp¬
will receive jsealed
(DST) on July 10 for the purchase
$3,500,000 West Lake County
nicipal
Local School District
Clerk of Board of Education,
bids Until noon
son,
the Metro¬
politan Bank of Lima. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Adena, Ohio
bids until 1
Trace
(P. O. R. D.
Dec.
Due
inclusive.
OHIO
the
1979
Hawk, Clerk
of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 8
for the
be
interest
Lafayette-Jackson Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lafayette), Ohio
1981
of about 2.98%.
and
Painesville.
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1958.
Manufacturers and Traders
Co., of Buffalo, R. W.
Pressprich & Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co., and Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
as 3s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
1959 to
from
City,
Offering—Joseph
Miami
bids until 7:30
Principal
Trust
Bond
will
for.the pur¬
building bonds.
$645,000
Principal and interest payable at
the Washington Savings Bank, of
will receive sealed
on
>
Bids
—
(P. O. Kirtland), Ohio
Trust
Bond
of
chase
semi-annually
Offering—Robert
Bond
(J-D)
exempt dormitory
bonds was sold
to the
Housing
Offering
received until July 16
1
inclusive.
tax
-
revenue
ment
Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. East Rockaway),
a
Village School
Exempted
Bond
Township Local School
District
issue of $3,374,-
Sale—An
Bond
Hempstead
Manner-
ing, Borough Clerk,, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
purpose
2.78 %.
Allentown, N. J.
Bond Offering—W. B.
$1,068,000 vari¬
bonds offered June
2710—were awarded
to a group composed of Lehman
Brothers, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., Wood, Gundy
& Co., Inc., and the Hempstead
Bank, in Hempstead, as 2.80s, at
a price of 100.10, a basis of about
ous
24—v.
187, p.
awarded to McDonald
basis of about 2.62%.
Kirtland
Due
Hempstead, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered June
2600—were
YORK
assessment
June 20—v.
2%s, at
as
June
Sherman &
•—v.
Rockingham County (P. O.
Exeter), N. H.
a
University (P.
Syracuse), N. Y.
urer's
Farmington.
Co.,
$19,862.41 street
p.m.
(EDST) on July 9 for the
Rochester,
purchase of $265,000 school build¬
price of 100.50, a
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
3.03%.
Syracuse
interest
porary
Nashua, at .84%.
at
1963 in¬
and
Principal
Bank, of
approved
•
$400,000
1959 to
15 from
clusive.
'
Tiri-
nin, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Dec.
by
N.
chase
June
3.10s,
basis of about
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
Denver.
&
by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
munic¬
rity Trust Company, of
July 15 for the
on
Municipal Sch. District No. S
Dover, N. H.
O.
Sale—The
or
office.
San
NEW
(MST)
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due
on July 1 from 1959 to 1968, incl.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
sold to
Osmond
(P.
$80,000 school
bonds offered June 19—v. 187, p.
2710—were awarded to the Secu¬
receive
a.
Central
of the
will
fice,
the
Offering—Gentry J. Milne,
Board of Education,
sealed bids until
Bond
Clerk
2602—were
Gorham), N. Y.
as
ity approved
C.
special
bonds offered
Legal¬
Squire, Sanders
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
a
1
(A-O)
Kent, Ohio
improvement
Principal and
payable at the
inclusive.
1966
to
interest
District, Ohio
bonds offered June
18—v. 187, p. 2602—were awarded
to Magnus & Co., as 3s, at a price
of 100.33, a basis of about 2.96%.
City.
Seneca, Gorham and Potter
Bond
Otero County,
Osmond, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $32,000
swimming pool bonds was
MEXICO
in White Plains.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
pany,
No.
sewer bonds/ Dated Aug.
1,1958. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
sanitary
Mentor
ipal building
Principal and Interest (A-O) pay¬
at the County Trust Com¬
District
by
Eckler &
Sale—The $40,000
Bond
1, 1958. Due on April
1959
to
1986 inclusive.
School
Co.,
approved
Legality
receive
(EST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $33,680
1959 to
Trust
&
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
and in¬
the City
Principal
Bank
will
Commissioners,
on
Greenhills, Ohio
able
awarded to
from
1
Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
Niehoff, of Columbus.
on July 15 for the pur¬
of
$66,000
sewer
bonds.
from
(EST)
payable at
(J-D)
Columbus.
Dated April
as 2l/^s, at a
Caro¬
line Barrere announces that the price of 100.11, a basis of about
2.45%.
Board of Education will receive
Off ering—Secretary
Bond
inclusive.
on
National
(EDST)
school
building bonds offered June 19—
v.
1968
terest
Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 3 p.m.
$47,000
187, p. 2709—were
J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Missouri
Due
Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
Bond
receive l'elder, Clerk of Board of County
will
noon
Dec.
1958.
man,
chase
Fraser,
Irene
—
until
Toledo),
(P. O.
Ohio
July
10
for
the
purchase of
$19,830.78 special assessment im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
Offering—Frederick Tub¬
Bond
(P. O. Pohatcong), N. J.
Sale—The
Offering
bids
County
Ohio
Heights,
Auditor-Clerk,
sealed
Pleasantville, N. Y.
1
Pohatcong
Legality
Syracuse.
City
by Vandewater, Sykes,
City.
District,
School
Wood, of New
&
Delafield
S. Svolos,
April 1, 1.958. Due on April 1 from
1959 to 1987 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First Trust and Deposit Company,
Hawkins,
by
Bond
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on July
9
for
the
purchase of $240,000
school
building bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on
approved
gality
Grandview
York
Bond Offering—James
July 1 from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
Monmouth County
National Bank of Keyport.
Le¬
Bond
Groves
14 for the
artesian
July
on
bonds. Dated
Lucas
Canastota),
District Clerk, will
p.m.
of., $22,000
chase
Louis.
Webster
New
will
Borough Clerk,
bids until 8
Crammer,
announces
bids
sealed
Keyport, N. J.
Offering — Adelaide
Bond
Corporation.
(P. O. 220 North
Peterboro Street,
City.
Missouri
1
No.
District
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
school
May 27—
building bonds offered
of
purchase
the
for
8
Ray County School District No. R-4
(P. O. Lawson), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $315,000 school
assessment
bonds
p.
street
offered
June
improvement
23 — v. 187,
2711—were awarded to the First
3&, at a
Cleveland Corporation, as
price
of
100.12,
a
basis of about
2.98%.
Sheffield Lake Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lorain), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Marcella Ride-
Clerk of Board of Educa¬
Bond Offering—Mary
Schurtz, tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EDST) on July 8 for the
Clerk of Board of Education, will
of $415,000 school im¬
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon purchase
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
(EST) on July 7 for the purchase
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
of
$42,000, school bonds. Dated
June 1, 1958.
Due semi-annually 1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
on June and Dec. 1 from
1959 to terest (J-D) payable at the Elyria
Savings
& Trust Company,
in
1965 inclusive. Interest J-D.
nour,
1
Avon Lake.
Legality approved by
& Dempsey, of
eral
building
obligation
bonds.
and interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
cipal
South Euclid, Ohio
*
Bond
•
Offering—Lester
at the
As-
L.
kue, Director of Finance, will re¬
sealed! bids
ceive
(EDST)
p.m.
July 14 for the pur¬
$70,524 street improve¬
special assessment bonds,.
chase
from
1, 1958.
Due
to". 1968
1959
pay¬
at the* Cleveland Trust Com¬
Cleveland. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in
ap¬
&
PENNSYLVANIA
of
Sayre,
&
Offering
bids- will
—
It
is
reported
until
received
be
Bond
Offering
L.
—
A.
King,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
on July 8
purchase of $857,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
July 1,
for the
1958.
Due
thereafter
and
Bonds due in 1970
callable
are
as
of
July 15 for the purchase of $9,000
: :
school bonds.
*
■
;
1,1969. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office, i Legality
ap¬
est
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
Grants Pass,
Upper Arlington, Ohio
of about 3.69%.
Bond
Offering
Borough
—
Secretary,
from
1959
to
inclusive.
1968
gality
approved
PeiTy
by
Pohl,
&
Le¬
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
.
Oregon
Bond
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on July 22
purchase of $33,700 bonds,
follows:
Dec.
1958.
15,
$16,500 water main bonds.
from
1
1959
Due
to
1968
Bond
Nellie Watts,
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on July 7
for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
for the
as
Offering
on
JrJ.
Due
1963
to
1959
in¬
Legality
on July
inclusive.
approved
15
from
Interest
Win-
by
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
clusive.
bids
Manhattan Bank, New York
(DST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $150,- City. Legality approved by Wood000
general
obligation
bonds. King & Dawson, of New York
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 City.
v
Offering
Ohio
Offering—Laura Shurmer,
Dance,
sealed
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
burgh.
Heights,
W.
receive
Offering—Hiram
G.
Secretary,
drews,
receive
sealed bids until
will
An¬
(EDST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $30,000,000 Ninth Series bonds. Dated
July 15, 1958. Due on July 15 from
1960 to 1984 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Madison County (P. O. Jackson),
Bond
bids
Offering
until
for
2
the
Bond
Heights,
Offering
bids
will
—
be
It
is
Ohio
reported
until
Multnomah
Counties
received
and
July 22 for the purchase of $33,700
improvement bonds.
Bond
Offering
until
—
Bids
14
ceive
will be
Bond Sale—The
offered
sive.
18—v.
187,
2711—were awarded to Honnold & Co., and the First Securi¬
ties Company, of Kansas, jointly.
Ottawa
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O, Afton), Okla.
Bond Offering—Leonard John¬
26
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 7 for the
purchase of $195,000 building and
equipment bonds. Due from 1960
to 1978, inclusive.
son,
Ottawa
i
(P.O. Afton), Okla.
Offering—Leonard John¬
Clerk of Board of Education,
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST); on July 7 for the pur¬
chase of $195,000 building bonds.
Payne County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 17; (P. O. Perkins), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $19,000 school
building, bonds offered June 17—
187, p. 2711—were awarded to
HonnolcT& Company.
OREGON
ClackaptaS> County School
No. 28
District
(P. O. Milwaukie), Oregon
Edmiston,
District* Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until:8 p:m. (PST) on July 7
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
(PST) on July 15
purchase of $4,000,000
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
bids until 11 a.m.
for
the
water
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Due on
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
(M-S
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of Portland.
Prineville, Oregon
Bond
Offering
—
Frances Juris,
sealed
ceive
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
(PST) on July 8 for the purchase
of
C.
Edward
—
$26,477.37 improvement bonds.
15, 1958. Due on July
bids until
10:30
on July 10 for the purchase
$545,000 general obligation
funding and improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug.
from
1960
1971
to
Offering—Quill E.
cation,
until
&
Munson,
of Philadelphia.
will
11
receive
sealed
bids
a.m.
$250,000 Middle Tennessee State
College
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Due
Dated
April
1,
1958.
April 1 from 1960 to
on
1978 inclusive.
150,000
Interest A-O.
Tennessee
Polytechnic
dormitory revenue
Dated July 1, 1958.
Institute
b(>nds.
Due
on
July
from
1
1960 to
1978 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New
York
City.
Electric power revenues
the
Authority in April, 1958
amounted to $2,691,224 compared
with $2,389,392 in April of 1957,
according to S. L. Descartes, Ex¬
ecutive Director of the Authority.
Revenues for the 12 months ended
April 30, 1958 totaled $31,091,542
compared with $26,864,988 in the
corresponding 12 month period a
year ago.
Government
Puerto
15
from
1959
to
1968
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority.
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
on
July
7
Tennessee
Bond
for
the
purchase
of
Offering
County
bright,
saled
—
H.
Judge,
bids
until
M.
will
10
Fulre¬
a.m.
(EST) on July 9 for the purchase
of $305,000 special school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
1
from
1959
to
1978
18—v.
awarded
Neuhaus
$91,000
3s.
in
due
1974* and
callable'- as of
are
1,
Dallas.
manj of
These bonds will be
eligible for
State Board of
Education, providing the average
purchase by the
effective interest rate is 2^%* or
,
Liberty, Texas
Bond
Sale—The
$75,000 water¬
works and sewer system^ revenue
bonds offered' June 16—v. 187' p.
2603—were
awarded tcr Rowles,
Winston & Co., as-follows:
$38,000 4s: Due
on Feb, 1 from
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
'
22,000* 3% s. Due on Feb: 1 from
,
1971 to 1975 inclusive;
15,000 2%s; Due
Bond
•
1978 inclusive.
to
Nueces
;
Feb: 1 from
on
County (P. O*. Corpus"
Christi); Texas-
Offering—J.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Cleveland National Bank, in
Cleveland.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
,
W.
Jalufka,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)" on July
3 for the purchase of $2,000,000
unlimited ^ tax
road
April 1, 1958. Due
bondJsl Dated
on
April' 1 from
1960 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1974 and thereafter are callable
of
April 1, 1973; Principal and
(A-O) payable* at the
Corpus Christi State Bank, in
Corpus Christi, or at the option
of the holder, at the First Na¬
tional City Bank, of NOW York
City. Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
las, and Gibson, Spence & Gibson,
as
interest
These bonds
are
subject to pur¬
by the State
Co.,
on
or
Board
of Education
on
waiver
which meets
July 7.
187, p.
to
&
Due
1959 to
Under¬
Aug.
Inc.,
as
1
from
inclusive.
1971
20,000 31/4S. Due
Aug. 1, 1972
on
and 1973.
114,000 3V2S. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
vigilance
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Principal
(F-A) pavable at tV
and interest
Alvin State
ity
Bank, in Alvin. Legal¬
by Vinson, Enuris.,
Searls, of Houston.
Final victory
approved
Weems
&
over cancer
Sale—An issue of
Reynolds, Inc.,
a price of par.
1958.
Due
on
15
from
Is
2851
p.
—
1974 to
cer
County
ceive
sealed
(CST)
will
2
bowel
to
1973
of Jan.
inclusive.
office.
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas}
bladder
or
fit
habits*.
cough. 6. tndf^
a
wart or mole;
two weeks, go to your
doctor to
f
learn if it means cancer.
p.m.
AMERICAN
CANCER
I
dt
SOCIETY
Callable
15, 1968. Principal and
Treasurer's
or
If your signal lasts longer; than
re¬
interest (J-J) payable at the State
proved
thickening ih thO
elsewhere. 3. A sort
Ing. 7. Change in
July 2 for the Purchase
hospital bonds. Dated
July 15, 1958. Due on Jan. 15 from
1959
or
gestion or difficulty in swallouA
of $210,000
as
victory over can*
mean
5. Hoarseness
on
until
elgnall
that does not heal. 4. Change
inclusive.
bids
seven
for you.
breast
July 1 from
Judge,
are
1. Unusual bleedingor discharge*
Crane County (P. O. Crane), Tex.
Bond Offering — Joseph A.
Beyer,
key to this victory;
2. A lump or
1980 inclusive.
1983
and
were
280,000 3.40s. Due on July 1 from
to
early
Vigilance in heeding them
to a group composed of
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Russ &
Co., and! Eddleman-Pollok Co., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.43%, as follows:
on
the
could
awarded
$220,000 ZV2S. Due
today*
be cured
which might mean cancer*}
Bryan, Texas
$500,000 utility
revenue
bonds
offered
187,
detected
There
Bond Sale—The
24—v.
victories
J-D.
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
June
cancers can
when
Legality
system
*
from
treated promptly. Vigilanct
1951
Interest
are
Many
4s and 4V4S,
Dated June 15,
June
come
there
$40,00C
as
inclusive.
1973
to
will
the research laboratory. But
Indep. School District, Texas
1981
Bradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
ceive
Toledo, Oregon
Bond
Offering — Sealed bids
will be received until 8 p.m. (PST)
wood,
TENNESSEE
inclusive.
Bonds
chase f
$225,000 water¬
system revenue
sewer
were
—
Bond
Sales of Electric Energy Steadily
for
inclusive, or
follows:
at
The
and
bonds offered June
2603
J.
Bank
1959' to 1978*
clusive:
school house bonds was sold to R.
Dated July
Principal ana interest payable at
the City Recorder-Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Win-
Bond Sale—The
works
Puerto Rico
of
alternate
April 1' from 1959v to* 1988 in¬
thereafter
»
Alvin, Texas
Authority (P. O. San Juan)
—
on-
of Austin.
TEXAS
RICO
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Rising
considered!
1976
follows:
as
Azle
PUERTO
from
Cope,
(CST) on July 15
for the purchase of
$400,000 bonds
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott
re¬
am.
a.m.
(DST)
1
be
Chairman of State Board of Edu¬
of
City Recorder-Treasurer, will re¬
$27,675 improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive. Bonds due
.for the purchase of $149,000 gen¬ in 1963 and thereafter are callable
Bond Offering—Clare
ceive
PortlandI Oregon
Offering! — Will Gibson,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
County Independent School
son,
v.
Mc¬
Bond
District No. 26
Bond
W.
L.
Offering
of Portland.
p.
No.
Edna
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
$66,000 hospital
June
—
of
OKLAHOMA
bonds
Bond
Houser, Controller of the Board
of County Commissioners, will re¬
(PST) on July 7 for the purchase
$13,500
general obligation
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
for
Buffalo, Okla.
.
O. 3670 N.
Offering
Schuylkill County (P.O. Pottsville),
Pennsylvania
Nos. 8
Laughlin, District Clerk, will re¬
the
purchase of $75,000 improvement
bonds.
I.
July
Washington
Dist.,
South Road, Portland), Ore.
Bond
Wiltoughby, Ohio
received
and
Sch.
(P.
83
1
on
(P. O. Nashville), Tenn.
Bond
—
that
10
maturity schedules, due on April
Tennessee State Board of Education
—
of Portland.
wilf
—
p.m. (CST)
on July
purchase of $75,000'
school bonds. Dated July
1, 1958.
Due July 1,
1959. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
15
of
~
State National Bank,
until.
(CST) on July 2 for* the purchase
$1,000,000 unlimited tax- read
Dated July I", 1958; Bids
August Wilde,
County Judge, will receive sealed*
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
'
Warrensville
Judge;, will«
bids
higher.
Tennessee
noon
Pittsburgh, or at the option of
!
the holder, at the agency of the
17,200 .sanitary sewer improve- of Portland.
ment bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
Authority in Philadelphia or New
Multnomah County School District
York City. Legality approved by
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
No.
19 Jt.,
(P. O. Route 1, Box
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
The bonds
are
dated July
1,
135B, Portland), Oregon
Pittsburgh.
1958. Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
Sale
The $25,000 gen¬
Note
The foregoing supple¬
payable at the Central National eral
obligation
school
building
Bank of Cleveland.
Legality ap¬ bonds offered June 20—v. 187, p. ments the report in our issue of
proved by Squire, Sanders & 2602—were awarded to the United June 9—v. 187, p. 2602.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
sealed
April
1973.
Principal and: interest
(A-O) payable at the* State Treas¬
F. J. Rizzo, able as of March 1, 1970. Principal
urer's office:
Legality approved
will receive and interest (M-S) payable at the by
Dumas, Huguenhr & BoethChase
Castle Shannon, Pa.
received until
Warrensville
will
ardson,. County
ceive
bonds.
1, 1958. Due on March 1
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Call¬
Bond Sale—The $59,847.60 im¬
—
Bids will be
July 15 for the pur¬ provement bonds offered June 18 Lehigh County (P. O. Allentown),
Pennsylvania
chase of $154,764 improvement —v. 187, p. 2711—were awarded
Bond Offering —J. L. Vaughn,
to
the
Southern
Oregon
State
bonds, it is. reported.
y'
Chief
Clerk
of the Board
of
Bank, of Grants Pass, as 2.20s.
Upper Arlington, Ohio
County Commissioners, will re¬
Jefferson County, Deschutes Valley
Bond
Offering — R. C. Wells,
ceive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
Water District (P. O. Madras),
City Clerk-Auditor, will receive
(DST) on July 10 for the purchase
Oregon
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
of
$1,700,000 general obligation
Bond
Offering—F. J. Carpen¬
July 15 for the purchase of $154,bridge bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
764
special assessment improve¬ ter, District Secretary, will re¬ Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1976
ment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
inclusive. Prinicipal and interest
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1968
(PST) on July 14 for the pur¬ (F-A) payable at the
County
inclusive.
Principal and interest chase of $575,000 general obliga¬ Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Dated July 1, 1958.
(A-O) payable at the Ohio Na¬ tion bonds.
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
tional
Bank.
Warrensville.
Le¬ Due on Jan. 1 from I960 to 1979
Munson, of Philadelphia.
gality approved by Bricker, Evatt, inclusive.
Barton.
Eckler & Niehoff, of
Pennsylvania General State
Jefferson County (P. O. Madras),
Authority (P. O. Harrishurg), Pa.
Columbus.
Bond
Offering —J.
Mayor,
Bond. Offering—MiltonD; Rich¬
of
March
Ruff in,
Oregon
*
obligation bonas offered June 23 until noon
(EST) on July 10 for
—v.
187, p. 2851—were awarded the
purchase of $500,000 munici¬
to Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as
pal auditorium-civic center gen¬
3%s, at a price of 100.42, a basis eral
obligation bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
on
Dec.
Ohio
Bond
(P.O. Oregon City), Oire.
Texas
Sale—The' $75,000 school
bonds offered June 23-—v. 187, p.
2711—were awarded to the First
National Bank, of Memphis.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $45,000 general
Clackamas County School District
No. 62C
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
Tennessee
Bond
Knoxville, Tenn.
California, Pa.
1973 inclusive.
Southeastern Local School District,,
that
Winfree,
by
Portland.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pany
approved
McCulloch, Shuler
on
Dated June:
able
Legality
of
ment
1
7:30
until
Fayette County (P, O. Somerville),
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
Cleveland!
from
-;'
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Dated Aug.
'
of July 1, 1962.
as
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
i960 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Squire, .Sanders
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
•
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2960)
60
2851
Isabel, Tex.
Port
•v
$225,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
obligation
general
was
sold
bonds
sewer
&
Rowles, Winston
to
100.01,
3.16%,
Co., as follows:
from
$46,000 4s. Due on July 10
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
as
payable
at
the
Texas National Bank, in Houston.
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins. Weems & Searls, of Houston.
until
School District
Indep.
Fe
Santa
tion
(P. O. Alta Loma), Texas
$100,000 school
iioiisc bonds offered June 10—v.
Bond
March 1
Interest
Superintendent
son,
:f\'om
Hutchin¬
for
Schools,
of
of
purchase
the
$275,000
school bonds.
Weber
1
Due
works and
sewer
County School District
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
Offering—L. E. Swenson,
Clerk of the
Board
receive
sealed
will
$990,000 water¬
system revenue
bonds offered June
and
Due
interest
Village, Vt.
Offering—R. A. Carman,
will
receive
(EST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $130,000 refunding bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the First Na¬
of
Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
(Village),
Farmington,
5s.
June
187,
East
St.
Co., at a price of
100.27, a net interest cost of about
3.03%, as follows:
1959 to
July 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
40,000 3Gis. Due
July
on
1
Gouinlock &
from
Local
on
Debt,' will
bids
re¬
Commis¬
the
at
of Education,
bids
until
8
(MST) on July 8 for the
purchase of $2,350,000 general obp.m.
23—v. 187, p.
1958
sion's office, Room 222, Finance
Bldg., Capital Square, Richmond,
for
Redfield,
the
struction
bonds.
1958.
Due
on
1978
inclusive.
noon
(EST) on July 10 for
purchase of $4,000,000 school
July
July
pay¬
able at the Southern Bank & Trust
Jo., Richmond, or at the First Na¬
City Bank of New York.
Legality approved by Wo6d, King
to
">
age
41/2S, at
as
ONTARIO
the Holders of
To
Colombian
/
(580,000
Due
3s.
to
1971
to
1
Jan.
on
from
inclusive.
1970
160,000 ZVzS. Due
(Kuih-u Aprlrolu lli|><.i«-<:iri<»)
Bros.
& Denton, Ltd.,
price of 99.13. Due
1959
to
1986
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
nf
1926,
J>ue April
1,
Guaranteed TwentyAear 7% Sinking
Ikhui) of January,
Guaranteed
Bond
Fund Gold Bonds
1927, Due January
aids
Twenty-Tear 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Iftaie of August,
of
Issue
20
1917
1927. Due Augunt 1,
Guaranteed Twentv-Vear
Thomas
will
for
•-
be
the
ichool
6r/c Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
April, 1928, Due April
Offering—City
Robert
15, 1917
Clerk
until
Bond
J.
ceive
Aug.
purchase of $2,400,000
construction
i.
bonds.
.
.
/
.
WASHINGTON
of Colombia
Hank
Lincoln
(Hatieo ilf Colombia)
Twenty-Year 7%
Dated
Sinking Fund
Gold
Sinking Fund
Dated April 1,
of 1928
Gold Bonds
sealed bids until 10
Twenty-Year 7%
Dated
Fund-, Gold
Sinking
February 1,
1958.
Bonds
Due February
11127,
1,
<
Twenty-Year 6%% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of 1927
/
■
*
Dated
'
October
V
,
Bond
Offering—Guy G. Gibson,
District
Treasurer, will receive
llipotccurio ilc Bogota)
4
Issue of October, 1927, Due October 1,
•
•
*
sealed bids until 10
May, 1927, Due May 1, 1917
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
•
,
.
of
"f'Y *
1917
,
,
v■V1'1
Convertible1 Cortilieales for 3% External Sinking Fund Dollar
Bonds of the Republic of Colombia, Due October 1, 1970
NOTICE
Tim lime
1942, to
within
OF
as
July 1, 1959.
period for exchange of Convertible Certificates
External Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds of the
llepublic due October 1,1970 in multiples of $500 prin¬
cipal amount has also Leeu extended from January 1,
for yfo
to
January 1, 1960.
Copies of the Offer may he obtained upon applica¬
tion to the
Exchange Agent, The First National City
Bank of JNew Tork,
Corporate Trust Division, 2 Wall
_
Street, New York 15, IS. V.
.
/
By Eduardo Arias Roblf.do
to
10
Due
are
callable
system bonds
sewer
a
que
sold
was
composed of the Ban-
group
Prpvinciale du Canada, Gas¬
ton
$145,000
re¬
office.
ap¬
Public
1969
Dated
000
school
Bond
bonds
$1,400,-
sold
were
curities
to
a
Corp., Ltd.; James Rich¬
Sons; Royal Bank of
&
ardson
Canado:
Anderson
&
Co., Ltd.;
Corp., Ltd.,
and W. C. Pitfield & Co., as 5s.
at a price of 99.07. Due on June 1
Securities
Midland
from
1959
inclusive.
1978
to
1,
1958.
Int.
M-N.;
Sale—An issue of $62,500
improvement
bonds
was
sold
.
son,
ceive
Offering—C<
City
Comptroller,
sealed
(PST)
G.
4.76%.
Dated
June
on
1
June
from
1/ 1958.
1959
to
Due
1978
bids
until
to
a
building
group
Dube &
bonds
was
composed of Os¬
Cie, Inc., La Corpora¬
tion de Prets de Quebec, Garneau
Boulanger, Ltd., Grenier, Ruel &
Co., Inc., and J. E. Laflamme,
Ltd., at a price of 98.52, a net in-j
terest cost of about 4.65%, as fol-«
lows:
$122,500 4s. Due
1959
_
to
27,500 4%s. Due
1.969
In¬
Dated
to
no
May 1 from
1968 inclusive.
1978
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
May 1, 1958. Inter. M-N
»•*•••*•
Due
••••••••••••••••••••••••••
10
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
re¬
a.m.
To the Holders of
on
bonds.
PACIFIC FINANCE CORPORATION
4% Debentures due 1959
July' 1, 1958.
Dated
GIVEN that,
pursuant
to
the provisions of the
NOTICE
of the State in New York
tures due 1959 at the applicable redemption price of
City,
or
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Weter, Roberts
& Shefelman, of Seattle.
Indenture
and
dated
pal
Bond
Offering
—
&
Flanagan,
tional Bank
6
Pacific Finance Corporation
New York, Trustee, the undersigned
August 1. 1958. all of its outstanding 4% Deben¬
on
100% of the princi¬
/
of the redemption price will Ik> made at the principal office
of Guaranty Trust Company of New York. Trustee, Corporate Trust
Division, 140 Broadway. New York 15, N. Y.
The redemption price of said Debentures will lie paid by said Trustee
and
mature
after
on
appurtenant
Donald
L.
August
1.
1958
upon
presentation
and surrender
to said
with all interest coupons thereto appertaining expressed to
and after February 1, 1959. Coupons due August 1. 1938
to
such
Debentures should
be detached and presented for
payment in the usual manner. On and after August 1, 1958, interest on
the Debentures so to be redeemed will cease to accrue and coupons for
subsequent
DATED:
interest will
395x8
.Tune 26.
he void.
PACIFIC FINANCE CORPORATION
of Hildebrand
Esq.,. Oshkosh
Na¬
Bldg.,- 302 N. Main St.,
Oshkosh, until 8
l>et\veen
Payment
such
care
1953,
Trustee of the Deiientures to l»e redeemed, together, in the case of coupon
Radig, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids in
redeem
1.
Compuny of
amount thereof.
Debentures,
Grange School District No.
(P. O. Oshkosh), Wis.
August
Trust
Guaranty
has elected to
on
WISCONSIN
IS
HEREBY
July 1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive,
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the fiscal agency
on
at the
s
Erland-
will
p.m.
(CDST)
H. H. Lundgren, Assistant Secretary
'•••••••••«
MIIMMIIMIIMUHMMMIIIIIt
on
6855
7269
in«
Interest J-D.
school
terest J-D.
July 8 for the purchase
of $6,000,000 municipal water rev¬
to
Desjardins, Couture, Inc., as 4^s,
at a price of 97.18, a basis of about
sold
Board,
composed of the Royal Se¬
group
May 1, 1978.
on
St. Josepk, Que.
\
car
Sale—An issue of
Bond
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
May
May 1 from
inclusive.
1977
to
462,000 5s.
000
School
5.13%,
St. Theodore School Board, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,-
ALBERTA
Edmonton
about
on
1968
to
elusive.
CANADA
of
221,000 4,//2S. Due
Aug.
Legality
cost
4s. Due
1959
a.m.
on
interest
follows:
inclusive.
1965
Seattle, Wash.
Bond
.
Agrit-ola liipoterarlo)
(berirntc General)
Bonds due in
years.
thereafter
July 1, 1965. Legality ap¬
by Burcham & Blair, of
Spokane.
AGIUCULTUKAL MORTGAGE BANK
< Banco
Norman
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
on
of
enue
The
Bated, June SO, 1958.
and
Offer, dated June 25.
for Republic of Colombia) 3%. External
Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds, due October I, 1970.
may he accepted is hereby extended front July 1, 1958
1959
1966
exchange the above Bonds and the appurtenant
coupons
to
(PST)
July 1 for the purchase of $410,general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due over a
period of 20
to
proved
EXTENSION
which the
a.m.
900
an<1
.
1, 1958.
1959
Treasurer's
Due
Lincoln County, Wilbur Sch. Dist.
No. 200 (P. O.
Davenport), Wash.
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Issue
—
until
Alta, Canada
1, .1927, Due October 1, 1917
Mortgage Hank of Hogota
(Itunco
from
cipal and
of 1927
1917
on
in 2 to 20 years. Prin¬
interest payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Burcham
&
Blair, of Spokane.
of 1926
Bonds
(PST)
July 16 for the purchase of $250,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1,
Due November 1, 1910
1920,
a.m.
bids
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at a banking institution mu¬
tually acceptable to the City and
:
the
purchaser, or at the
City
Offering—Guy G. Gibson,
County
Treasurer, will receive
(Itiincii Iiipoteearlo «l« Colondiia)
1,
j
Bond
Mortgage Hank of Colombia
Dated November
County Joint
(P. O. Davenport), Wash,
1928, Due April 1, 1918
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fund Gold
Adams
000
(CDST) on July 21 for the pur¬
chase of $70,000
school bonds.
1
School Districts Nos. 105 and 157
Bonds of 1927
April 1, 1927, Due April 1, 1917
Twenty-Year 7%
and
Offering
sealed
Dated Aug.
15, 1918
1
inclusive.
QUEBEC
as
Meshak, City Controller, will
that
announces
received
June
on
St. Bruno Parish, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $828,-
net
Stevens Point, Wis.
Roanohe, Va.
19K»
1973
5%s, at
as
Lafirent, Inc., Belanger, Inc.,j
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬ Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., W.I
C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd., J. E. Lacipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the State Bank, Random Lake. flamme, Ltd., Grenier Ruel & Co.,j
Legality
approved
by
Quarles, Inc., and La Corporation de Prets
de Quebec, at a price of
99.32, a
Herriott & Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Twenty-Year 7% Sinking Fond Gold Bonds
Ic»uc
,
follows:
as
1959
Agricultural Mortgage Hank
Guaranteed
on
& Lee, Inc., at a price of 100.26, a
let interest cost of about 3.40%,
Mortgage Bank Bonds
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 3 p.m. (CDST)
July 8 for the purchase of
$393,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
sealed
SeparaU
Board, Ontario
School
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
school bonds was sold to Burns
ler,
Mason
to
a
Bradford Roman Catholic
Bond Offering—Harold J. Muel¬
awarded
sold to
was
of F. J. Brennan
price of 99.57.
a
Random Lake Community Sch. Dist.
Jt. No. 3 (P. O. Random Lake),
$240,000 sewer¬
bonds offered June 19—v. 187,
2604—were
a.
County, N. S.
$553,000
Co., Ltd.; A. E. Ames & Co.,
Ltd., and the Bank of Nova Scotia,'
from
Bond Sale—The
Offer)
an
1
In¬
&
Wisconsin
(I'll is Announcement is not
inclusive.
improvement bonds
a
Milwaukee.
Louisa, Va.
Dec.
on
1 from 1959 to
tional
& Dawson, of New York City.
53As, ati
as
Due
1977
group composed
1,
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Pewaukee
State
Bank,
in
Pe¬
waukee.
Legality
approved
by
Quarles, Herriott & Clemons, of
xmds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
0rincipal and interest (M-N)
Dated
y
Bond Sale—An issue of
purchase of
$150,000 high school addition con¬
11
Co., Ltd.,
Halifax
District Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
July
No,
NOVA SCOTIA
*
1
(P. O. Pewaukee), Wis.
on
District
J-D.
■' -f;,
(Town and Village)
Offering—T. A.
School
price of 101.54.
x
Bond
to
from
Joint Common Sch. Dist. No.
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
1958
J-D.
2322, Man., Canada
terest
inclusive.
1978
to
from
1
Interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
$135,000
school
bonds
was
sold to Bell,
a
$60,000 234s. Due
Paul
p.
Securities
nel-
Dec.
on
inclusive.
MANITOBA
17—v.
r
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
ceive sealed
Due
2604—were awarded to the Chan¬
County (P. O. Richmond),
Virginia ;
mission
District,
Denton, Ltd., and Sydie,
Driscoll, jointly, as
(P. O. Holmen), Wis.
Pewaukee
Bond
&
1977
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered
1971
VIRGINIA
Henrico
Hospital
Alta, Canada
Bond Sale—An issue of $230,000
hospital bonds was sold to Burns
Bros.
Bank, Oshkosh.
Hamilton, Holland and Onalaska
Treasurer,
Bank
Lloydminster
Joint Common Sch. District No. 1
bids until 2 p.m.
tional
from
Sutherland &
Holmen
Village
15
Principal
payable at the
(J-J)
National
VERMONT
sealed
July
on
inclusive.
1978
to
-he
Bond
Sherman, Texas
Bond Sale—The
1958.
1959
First
Bond
Monday, June 30, 1958
.
.
July 2 for the purchase of $40,000
until
UTAH
on March
from 1979 to 1994 inclusive.
*
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
School District, Texas
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
4.60s.
In¬
terest J-D.
Legality
Offering—L. R.
13,000 4s. Due«Jon March 1 fix
?.
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
»
68,000
inclusive.
1973
1959 to 1968
J-J.
will receive sealed bids until July
I
on
15 from
Jan.
Wink Indep.
cos£jof-abeut-4,.47 %
Dub
on
to
~
follows:
$19,000 3:;4s.
bids
(CST) on July 2 for
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
p.
net interest
as
sealed
Geer,
purchase of $130,000 fire sta¬
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1958.
inclusive.
2604—were awarded to a
group composed of Rowles, Wins¬
ton & Co., Dittmar & Co., First of
Texas
Corporation, and Eddleman-Pollok Co., at a price of par,
a
1, 1977
Jack
—
receive
will
2 p.m.
Due
Bond Sale—The
187,
Due on Aug.
Offering
Mayor,
15,
1959
Swanton
Sweetwater, Tex.
the
school building bonds. Dated July
from
inclusive.
1965
1978.
Bond
ligation
school
building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
1 from
Aug.
Due on
to
and
(J-J)
Interest
group
net interest cost of about
follows:
143,000 3s.
callable
Principal and
of July 10, 1978.
as
1959
1958. Bonds due
Dated July 10,
in 1979 and thereafter are
a
592,000 31/4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1966 to 1976 inclusive.
1969 to
from
a
$255,000 3s.
Due on July 10
1988 inclusive.
41/2S.
179.000
awarded to
were
—
composed of Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.,
First
Southwest Co., and
Rotan, Mosle & Co., at a price of
.
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