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JUN 8
MONDAY
-
ISSUE
Beg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 189
.Number 5853
New York 7, N.
RAILROAD
Admiral; Corp.—Announces New
Introduction- of
major
change
a
in
23-inch
r.ew
six
years,
Siragusa, President.
He
23-Inch Tube—
television
picture
announced
was
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
tube,
June
on
1,
Ross
.
In This Issue
tomary 21-inch TV image.
Mr. Siragusa. said that
Admiral's
100%
ago
models;, one,
the other a
new
and
A
complete
a
It will be available in 31
year
as
portable TV
result of the
a
currently
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
two
lightweight, luggage-type model.
line
new
of
stereophonic
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock
.
American
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Boston
corporation filed a registration-statement with the SEC on
May 27, 1959, covering 175,000 shares of common stock, to be of¬
fered for pubhc sale through an
underwriting group headed by Kidder.
Peabody & Co. The public offering price and
Cincinnati
be
has
now
the
supplied
sale
of
advances
from
short-term
shares
will
General, Tire
be
of
stock.
used
to
Rubber
<te
Net
Co.
proceeds
of
$14,000,000
repay
of
obtained
to
California
which
at
anticipated
an
cost
are
Woodward
Iron
Co.
belov.*.—V.
119,
p.
';
The
corporation
its
of
has
called
for
redemption
June
on
26,
1959,
outstanding
into
stock.-—V.
common
Allied
Instruments,
Inc., Houston,
Exchange Commission—
Securities &
The corporation
7
"covering 100,000-shares of
$3
per share,
The
proceeds
at
and
filed
on May 4
writers
without
185,
39
A. C.
39
be
to
are
stock
common
used
for
(par 10 cents;•
Foreign
SEC
'
29 announced the deletion of
Restricted. List.—V.-189,
p.
1569.
'
/
■
-
-
-
this
company
-
•
This
-
corporation
.interest
tional
46
in
May 28
on
announced
producing, oil
wells in
wells involving
interest in 110
from*
-
,
.
purchase oi
50%'
a
,•
working
Lea County, N. M., and a frac¬
37 producing properties in Texas
"and six other States.
The
46
Mattix
producing oil wells
located
a re
2,140 acies in the LanglieCounty, N. M.
They were
on
and
Penrose-Skeliy areas of Lea
-acquired fronvOulf Coast Western Oil Co. of Oklahoma City, Ofcla., and
iiJ. C. Clower of Wichita Falls. Texas. The wells are still in" the
primary
producing stage.
Ambassador plans
to
waterflood
the
Lea
County
-
ecreagc. -
\
The
wells producing
130
-acquired
interest
Chicago, and
an-
Armour,
the 37 properties in which Ambassador
purchased from
the
estate
of
Philip D.
located in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico,
on
were
are
Kansas, Colorado, Montana,
is from the
Texas
estate
Armour
already
and
North. Dakota.
Most
acreage.
being
are
the
oi
Bulk of the production
propsrties purchased from the
operated
by
Ambassador.
Many
of
the leases are under
primary development.,. Two properties are included
projects In Pecos County, Texas.
Purchcse of the, properties, which will add
substantially to new oil
reserves of the company,, is a part of Ambassador's
continuing program
of growth by acquiring properties suitable for
development to increase
thj company's reserves-of both primary and
secondary oil.
in
waterflood
responsive
statement of
No
the consideration
was
announcement.—V. 189, p. 2345.
included
in
the
Ambassador
to $770,671
Sleepy. Eye,
begin
last
week
on
fertilizer
new
a
plant
will be built on a 64-aere site purchased recently by the coinlocated; six miles east of Sleepy Eye.
first phase of construction is scheduled for
completion by Oct.
The
C.
31.
Powel'
M.
mixed
fertilizer
which
will
Minnesota
President
the
company
stated.
storage building and
make
AGRICO
fertilizers
This
bag
recently
first
and
available
announced.
phase
bulk
to
will
The
include
and
189,
p.
2133.
-
n
'*
.of
shipments
ran
ia%
American^
Mr.
this
Giles
yerr,
by
the
corporation
in
first
ahead of the like period of 1958.
Hercules
said
with
that
Cement
division,
American
earnings
in
the
has
stated
gotten
quarter
J.- P.
on
off
ended
four
months
48
Giles,
May
to
a
March
President
26.
start
increasing
strong
31
Edwards
&
Hess
Co
J. J, B.
&
in the like quarter last year.
ago," he daid.
when
Riverside
the
of
merger
formed
Cement
Eberstadt & Co. and
will
Lee
about
to
own
16%
BUSINESS—The
carrier
company
and
barges
and
cents
of
per
American
cial
Line
or
•
first
the
three
months
of
1959
operating
and
March
$308,000,
quarter
a
$39,408,000
year
and
or
20
earlier.
For
$2,716,000, or
CAPITALIZATION
;
3%%
cents
AS
per
the full
$1.79 per
OF
-
first
preferred mortgage bonds,
payable annually to 1965
5(4% promissory notes due 1967, (with
prepayments)
—
promissory note, payable 1959-62
real estate
mortgage, and chattel mtge. notes.
3 ('2% to 512 %, payable 1959 to 1973
Other term notes and debt, 3(2%
to
5%.
due 1959
Common
stock
to
1967
(par $3)
respectively,
year 1958 these
share,
;■
"
31,
required is
.
subordinated line 01 credit "which can be
being extended to the firm by the global
<
*
.
the broad
,
.
"
all
B.
Ayer
Ayer
&
planes—47
of
-
of American Express," he said,
to complete the complex tailor-made
stem from the buying, selling, trading
the scope required
transactions
Of
more
the
which
intermediate terms."
& Associate's, became
the world's largest aircraft
Associates
of
than
the
purchase of 45 Douglas
contracted to purchase 80 surplus
class and 33 Convairs—with a total
has
DC-6
$40,500,000.
12
Associates is now completing plans to open permanent sales
Europe as well as in Latin America.-I Its general office Is
located at 250 Park Avenue, New York City.
,
American Express, which has 379 offices in. 36 countries, is known
Internationally as one of the world's leading financial, travel and
Ayer
"
1,314,500
2,300,000
&
In
...
foreign freight forwarding organizations.
Commenting on the agreement, Mr. Reed
-
10,765,340
•
'
880,258
*1,520,393 shs.
,
said,
*We feel the orderly
aircraft is a matter of international concern and
that a workable program should be established.
By • cooperating with
the Ayer organization we believe we can help bring together the private and public inteiests necessary to establish such a program. —
'dis'posal of surplus
2,000.000 shs.
]
planes that have' been delivered to the aircraft firm
since September, 10 have been sold or leased and one has been placed
in service as the company's demonstrator.
I
$2,560,000
3.174.878
world-wide resale and leasing
aircraft it has purchased from
.
2,000.000
4,000,000
15,752,025
2,500
2,000
—10,200
world-wide, cooperation
the
offices
Outstanding
$5,420,500
-
2,000
Winckler Co
J.
4,000
Co
J. C. Wheat & Co.C_
on
piston
•
1959
Authorized
'
•
-*
&
firm's
leasing of aircraft on short or
value
in the
figures
share.
MARCH
Westheimer
10,200
Co
&
and
long-term
a
as
have
Frederick
In
$10,902,000 and net earnings $876,000, equal to 58 cents per
on
the common shares now outstanding, compared with $10,-
share
096,000
Wertheim
April 6, when It announced its
DC-6 type aircraft from American Airlines.
revenues
7,200
Waiting, Lerchen & Co
airliners.
will
dealer
;
-
...
.
7,200
Co., Inc
lines of the agreement, Mr. Ayer said his
the most intricate flnanproblems presented by buyers of his firm's modern two and four
financial
Co.
&
would now be in a position to-solve
''With
:
Barge
aircraft
institution.
explaining
ehgine
"we
Walker & Go
H.
Walston
Co.—Agreement With Aircraft Firm
.
Line
Barge
share.
EARNINGS—In
were
were
towboats.
Commercial
1957
firm,
upon
company
resulted from the merger on
into Commercial Transport
Since that time the company has paid regular quarterly: dividends
1,
the
on
concern,
drawn
financial
In
2,500
Inc.
G.
made jointly by Frederick B. Ayer, President ot
Ralph T. Reed, President .of American Express,
that in addition to an investment of. time ^and inter^t In the
states
"
4; 000
3,500
announcement
aircraft
Aver
Inc
Co.,
<fe
-
-
*
.
repairs
Stroud
Underwood, Neuhaua & Co.,
Dean Witter & Co
.
cooperate
The
.
7,200
Sutro & Co.
of surplus propeller-driven
jet-equipping airlines.
system
4,000
.
Coh
Associates,; Inc. has. reached an agreement
American Express Co., Inc. by which the two organizations
with* The
the
&
Stein Bros. & Boyce
6,000
Straus, Blosser & McDoweLL 4,000
program
subsidiaries
its
Shields
3,500..
.2,000
2,000
10,200
10,200
Brothers
.....
constitute the largest
operating
in
the
inland
waterways
of
the
United States (excluding the Great Lakes).
Eighteen states are served',
on
over
5,000 miles of routes along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
and Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois and Tennessee rivers and some
of
their tributaries.
Commercial Carriers,
a
subsidiary,, is a major
carrier of automoblies by truck, another subsidiary is the only barge
carrier
of
automoblies
on
the
Mississippi-Ohio river system
and
another
subsidiary. Jeffersonville Boat & Machine Co., builds and
water
Schwabacher & Co
7,200
10,200
American Express
approximately 240,000 shares, or
Offering was over¬
3,500
4,000
2,000
Shearson, Hammlll & Co.— 7,200
F.
of the company's stock.
subscribed and books closed.
Renshaw
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co._ 2,000
2,000
189, P. 2133.
will
7,200
4,000
Bowles,- Winston <Ss Co.
3,500
Hlgginson Corp
—V.
2,000
2,500
Li F. Rothschild «fc Co
2,000
Hutton & Co
Lehman
—
Gardner
Inc.
Co.,
Hum¬
Inc
Kay, Richards & Co
The Kentucky Co
on
continue
Reynolds <fc Co., Inc.The Robinson-Humphrey
6,000
&
6,000
Kalman & Co.,
Cement,
directors
of associated
group
a
Reinholdt
10,200
Hulme, Applegato &
phrey, Inc.
E. F. Hutton & Co
W. E.
American,
2,000
Weil, Labouisse,•
Howard,
Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
3,500.
Hilliard & Son
Hornblower & Weeks
"April profits
Hercules
Prescott,
Reed, Lear & Co
2,500
Hooker & Fay
year
1957
10,200
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood— 5,500
Rodman &
Hill Richards & Co
47
2,000
<5s
1
7,200
-——
4,000
2,000
...
2,5001
Stone & Co
Federal
of
Co
6,000-
.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
Hayden,
4,000
Ohio
4,000
Michigan Corp.-
of
4,000
7,200
3,500
Corp.,
Cleveland Corp.—
>
5,500
Curtis
2,500
Sons,—-
Securities
5,500
Temple-
O'Neal, .Alden & Co., Inc
Paine, Webber,' Jackson
Union Se¬
-——10,200
48
—
Statement
Various preferred mortgage,
this
G.
Jones &
The
Co—
&
2,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Newhard, Cook & Co.-,
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc
2,500
Dillon,
:
ton
-
Inc.
2,000
Masten & Co
Merrill, Turben <fc Co., Inc._ 3,500
-
Granbery, Marache & Co.-L 3,500
Halle & Stieglitz,
2,000
May 28 offered publicly 374,602 shares
of common stock (par $3) at $25.50 per share. The stock
is being sold for certain stockholders, who as a group
4Vi'o
Shipments Up—
the
a
of
and
underwriters
annual
American. Cement Corp.—Unit
slow,
American Commercial Barge Line Co.—Common Stock
Offered—F.
central
during the 1961 spring planting season
Until
ph-d/ies of "construction are completed, "AGRICCKs plant at Humboldt,
Iowa
will
supply fertilizers and superphosphate to the Sleeoy Eye
.year
-end
Cement
shipping facilities,
southern
all
Unit
from $412,116
farmers
location.—V.
"
& Frederking,,.
Goodbody & Co
approved capital expenditures of about $33,000,000.- Roughly half
of this was spent in 1958 and the remainder is to be spent this year,
he
said.
Total
investment
in
plant and
equipment in two years
has risen from $67 million to $100 million, Mr .Giles said.—V.
189,
p. 2237.
•
of 25
at
puny,
Minn.,
to
Co
48
System—
Condition
higher than
the
Peerless
Corp.
plant
•
also
American
-
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—New Plant—
scheduled
;
Friedrichs & Co.
Aug.
Construction, was
T
Fridlcy
have
.Ambassador Oil Corp.—Acquisition—
,
Mitchum,
7,200
First
of
The Course of Bank Clearings—
Since
•*'
3,500
.
Inc
<fc
Eastman
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
were
"
The Milwaukee Co._
Equitable
Banks
5,500
6.00Q
Co.
The First
—
Inc
A. E.
«
Chace, Whiteside & Win.
11
Banks
Co.
&
W. L. Lyons & Co
7,2003,500
inventory, equipment
on--May
Canadian
Loewi
5,500
Boettcher
56
Member
of
.10,200
Boenning & Co.
35
Rates
Statement
Reserve
Loeb, Rhoades &
Blair &
45
Bond Offerings
Exchange
Combined
be offered
to
Restricted List—
its
Co.
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.,
44
working capital.
The
Carl M.
10,200
dike, Inc.
2,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.™,__ 3,500
State and City
*
Shares
15,102
path
41
Dividends Declared and Payable
;
the selling stockholders:
;
Allyn & Co., Inc.,
Bache & Co
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
With
notes.
Childs, Jeffries & Thorn-
Condition
Alscope Explorations, Ltd.- -Removed From Canadian
*
from
35
Reserve
advertising,
below
these
Auehincloss, Parker & Red-
40
A.
1989.
p,
Tex.—Files
underwriting.
named
of
following respective numbers of shares of
hereby are being purchased by the under¬
Shares
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
letter of notification with the SEC
a
sale
offered
a
35
Federal
)
for the
stock
common
curities
are convertible into common
stock at $24.51 per share
11, 1959.
:
...
#
A group headed
by Lehman Brothers, One William St:> New York 4,
N. Y.
have agreed to buy any debentures tendered to them at the
office of the Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., 140 Broadway, New York
'15, N. Y. to the close of business June 11, 1959 at 106.2% flat and
debentures
constructed.
F. Eberstadt & Co
^Debentures
such
approval,
the
all
due
to June
convert
payable
SEC Index of Stock Prices
4%%
convertible
subordinated
debentures,
Sept. 1, 1970 at 104.4%. Payment- will be made at-The Chase Man-,
tmtto.n Bank,: 18 Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.
to
in equal quarterly installments
issue, in an aggregate -amount
first preferred ship mortgage on
Arrangements have been made, subject to
39
—
construction program,; the company
time to time up to June 1
1960,
from
notes,
UNDERWRITERS—The
36
Markets
fleet
1959
issuance
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
2649.
Aldens, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
a
vessels
ICC
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
'
the
secured
the
38
Over-the-Counter
5(2%
by
36
Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
$4,700,000, the funds
to be advanced, by General Tire.—V.. 189
p. 2345
with its
authoribed
its
and maturing ten years after the date of
of up
to $3,000,000, secured
36
Toronto
of
Alabama, Pipe Co.—-Proposed Merger—
See
repay
loans
of
$11,000,000
which, with the remaining
advances,
were
used
principally to carry larger in¬
negotiating
the
purchase
of
manufacturing * facilities
in
of
ventories
for
The
stock
of
36
Exchange
In connection
has
31
Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
bank
$3,000,000
southern
4,316,667
additional
Exchange
Pacific
by
outstanding
the
27
Exchange.
Stock
■
15
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
underwriting terms
amendment.
The company is engaged in the
research, development and manu¬
facture of rocket engines for
military and space exploration purposes.
to
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
This
are
Of the aggregate of $17,820,098 of debt shown in the fore¬
table, $4,167,652 was due within one year. In addition, there
outstanding a total of $500,000 of short-term indebtedness to
was
banks.
ranging from, portables to deluxe consoles with phonograph and FM-AM
radio tuner.—V.. 189,
p. 1921. •
'
-v
Aerojet-General
approval.
NOTE:
introduced
was
has
Auto
going
Page
instruments
common
company
Western
ICC
are
of
17-inch portable with Son-R wireless remote control
a
31, 1959, certain oficers and employees of the company
subsidiaries had options to purchase an aggregate of 43,178
of
stock at prices ranging from $8-to $16 per > share.
a
commitment to purchase the outstanding stock
Transports, Inc. for a consideration
(subject to
.adjustments) of $1,700,000 in cash, $300,000 in an unsecured one-year
6%
promissory note and 11,905 shares of common stock subject to
The
of
Admiral receivers.
sales
introduction
Copy
a
March
its
shares
.
-
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
"■At
and
D.
said
higher than
INSURANCE
-
first
the aluminizeel, 110-degrce black and white tube
provides a
square inch, wide angle picture—nearly 10%
larger than the cus¬
282
It
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
"
the
by
Y., Monday, June 8, 1959
'."'.""Sat unci Financial Chronicle
B
American Steel Foundries.
Reinsurance Co.—Rights Offer¬
American Independent
ing Completed—Of the 514,500 shares of common stock
offered for subscription by common stockholders, a total
dominantly Midwesterners.
2 , •
The Harris Trust and Savings Bank is' Chicago transfer agent 4or
the new stock listing.
Chicago registrar is The Northern Trust Co.
The stock will also continue to be liste.d on the New York Stock
Exchange.—V. 189, p. 2346.
:
v
%
•
& Co. and The Johnson Lane, Space Corp. sold
202,303 shares of common stock at $4.15 per share. The
underwriters purchased the remaining 298,243 shares of
common stock and sold them at the same price.—V. 189,
American Television & Radio Co.—Common
fered—This
Illinois—Partial Red.—
American Investment Co. of
offered
has called for redemption on Aug. 14. next, 4,000
shares of its 5J,4% cumulative prior preferred stock at $100 per share,
company
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
.
;
Machine & Foundry Co.—Record
American
Earnings in 1959 Predicted—
This company
Carter L. Burgess,
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
received
be
to
EFFECT
GIVING
Common stock
tion sunder its
company
present
has
been
since
name
continuous
in
fund
the
ar»
company
1937 under Minnesota
manufactured and sold
of
bonds,
York
'
'
'
J
;
-
^
.
t
Housing Corp.—Partial Redemption— *
next, through
15-year 3%
sinking
has called for redemption on~ July 1,
corporation
te made as
sinking
the
fund,
$347,000
its
ot
series 1965, at 100% -plus" accrued interest.
Payment will
The Marine Midland Tjust Co. of New York, 120 Broadway,
15, N.
Armco
:
Y.~~V.
187,
'
2438.
p.
.
.
%
>
"v 400,000 shs.
of
the
Corp,—Plant Expansion—
Steel
company's Armco Division continued with the expansion of its
(Pa.) Works on May 29 by beginning a $17,000,000 program
additional stainless steel facilities, according to Clyde G. Da vies,
The
Butler
for
Vice-President-Operations, Armco Division.
v
"We are building these new facilities to satisfy the growing demand
for heavier and Wider coils of stainless steel," Mr. Davies said.
'"The
'
aircraft
the
sheets
of
of
Mo—has
15-7
for the
B-70
been
Armco
more
high-speed jet aircraft;
One of these steels—PH
selected as the main sheet construction material
Valkyrie Bomber and
the F-108 Fighter,
American Aviation, Inc."—V.
by North
wide, closestainless. steel in
is using more and
precipitation-hardening
example,
for
industry,
construction
tolerance
which
189, p. 2346.
;
are
.
.
being
t
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—Officers Appointed—
,
The
profitable opera¬
with -the 'exception
1931,
in
incorporated
was
of
1570.
p.
Amun-Israeli
The
Outstanding
50 cents500,000 shs.
(par
BUSINESS--The
189,
operation
built
FINANCING
Authorized
McKim
to
■>
corporation has elected Robert J.
the newly created position of Chairman of the Board of
Board
of
this
of
Directors
Ti'.
\ ;
- ?
*
.
y--r
'
■
IN
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING
rlr
.»»
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
.
I..*-:,... AND
JWHU
machines which set the pins and return the ball auto¬
game of tenpin bowling.
He also predicted further
15,000 of these
PRESENT
TO
.
55,015 Automatic Pinspotters installed or on order and on May ,28 the
total was over 5.7,000. AMP currently has unfilled prdcrs for more than
matically
net
PROCEEDS--The
company
products
its
ment.—V.
(par 50 cents)
stock
by the company will
be added, to
the general funds of the company to be available for
general corporate purposes and additions to working capital.
It is
anticipated that If alt the shares pf stock are sold the. ^estimated,
proceeds to the company will be approximately $270,000 of which
approximately $120,000 will be used to reduce the short-terni indebted¬
ness
and the balance of $150,000 will bz added to working capital.
Revenues
expects- record high revenues and earnings in 1959,
President, told the San Francisco Society of Security
Analysts on May 28..
He citccl
substantial new business, elimination of marginal opera¬
tions, and the results of the company's cost control programs as the
reasons for this record AMP forecast.
Mr. Burgess emphasized the company's first quarter backlog on direct
(sales of $128,000,00c as being more than double the 1958 first quarter
unfilled order position.
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-/ivY'Vi."':
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In addition, Mr. Burgess revealed
for the first time an estimated
future rental revenue in order to provide a more accurate picture of
AMP's unfilled order potential.
When the $128,000,000 backlog mentioned above is combined with
the minimum rental income to he received on cigar and pretzel ma¬
chines, AMP Pinspottcrs and the company's other leased equipment.
Air. Burgess stated this gives AMP a sales and rental backlog of nearly
» half a
billion dollars.
V
%•',
>*
He stressed that this was a conservative estimate since AMF's rental
Income greatly exceeds the minimum guaranteed return.
He also disclosed
that by the end of the first quarter AMP' had
without underwriting,
2
June
on
company
100,000 shares of common
the
registered trade mark of ATR. The company's main, plant,
headquarters, and registered office, are" at 300 E. 4th Sc., St. Paul 1;
Minn.
Tim company has consistently devoted its efforts and ^energies
to the
perfection and production of Vibrators and associated equip¬
under
Stock Of¬
at $3 per share. Since this is a new issue, no market
has heretofore existed for the shares of the company.
">•/;
139, p. 2340,
plus accrued dividends.—V.
All
law.
New
2133.
and
.
President, said:, "More than a quarter of our
stockholders reside in Illinois, Indiana'/ Michigan, Ohio, and
Wisconsin.
And, after we have acquired the assets and. business /of
South Bend Lathe, we will have 1.800 new stockholders .who are pre¬
13,908
body
Hie
It
,
The
year A955.
.
„
,
Bend
1936,
Joseph B. Lanterman,
13,954 shares were purchased through the exercise of
subscription rights. During the subscription period the
underwriters headed by Francis I. duPont & Co.; Good-
p.
■
Lathe has traded exclusively on the Midwest Exchange
manufactures precison metalworking lathes and ether
machine tools and accessories.
1
•• . »-.y •£*':.•
'
South
since
of
.
.
(2562)
MAY o
ivi/a I S
FLOTATIONS
r JLkj i pv i ly'NS
•
ilie
in
growth and opportunity for automatic bowling in the untapped regions
and suburbs of
America and outside the United States.
AMP has
Public
-inH
the sport in Germany, Puerto Rieo and
already initiated automation of
offerings-scheduled for June 8-July 3
corporate
<S2ri7 milbdn' scrnrdin^ to
mice
mav
four-weefc%.
the Commercial and
Financial?
Canada.
based his prediction for record revenues and earnings
for the year on record first quarter earnings of over $5,000,000
81 %•
above the 1958 period.
;
Mr. Burgess also told the analysts of AMP's increasing business on
the West Coast.
He disclosed for the first time that the company now
has a total of over $3,500,000 worth of new facilities and equipment
/
These
i'
Mr.
.,
Burgess
under
*'
in Santa
way
facilities
include
AMP's Voit Rubber Corp.
Calif., for
Ana.
tire retread-rubber manufacturing plant,
new
a
1
*
the
previous month of April,;
The forthcomingr.'issues ofif.debt" obligations
;
■;
:
•
and .equities reflect; a
^' *
declining trend which started with the-summer weeks, compared to
-relatively active spring*months, and the traditional absence of activity
y
development
,
'•/. t;v <
•
Corporate offerings*intMay f both private and public, preliminary "
data show, came close tb $70.0: million ™ about the same figure as that.;;-for^>>
a new
building, and an additional manufacturing
plant for recreational and bowling equipment.
Research, engineering
and development will play an increasingly
Important part in the company's growth in 1959 and
btyond, Mr.
Eurgess said. He pointed out that the budget for these activities this
year would be $9,000,000, compared with $6,000,000 in 1958.
In pointing out how the elimination of marginal operations and the
Installing of a cost control program has helped improve the AMP profit
picture, Br. Burgess said that in the first quarter of 1959 the pre-tax
net profit increased over $4,000,000 with a gross revenue increase ol
only $(",000,000. In the first quarter AMF's rate of profit before taxes
also increased from 12 to 13%
en increase ot 50%,
Mr. Burgess-also told the analyst; that the company's funded deb'
Is being reduced unci the net worth increased.
Funded debt at the end
of the first quarter was down 17%
fromUhe high of $103 million t
In 1957.
The company's net worth has increased from $39 million in i
1952 to $105 million
at the end of the first quarter in 1959.
Mr. .
Burgess indicated that this trend will continue.
and
research
*
■'
irees.
during July 4 week dbes not; of course, help raise the total. -The fourth
week of June, as seen now, shapes up as the most active week paced by y
$40 million Philip Morris debenture issue handled by Lehman Bros., ,and_; r;v
"v Glore, Forgan &
v
z.
^:
of
CoLyy-
^ :
:■
■■■
Public:.;jinancihgv:r^
private placements and public offerings;"^.'
May's' Corporate Private and
As reported so far;'aggregate
month show this breakdown:
corporate securities during the past
Canadian Unit Fills Swiss. Order—
reactor fuel
First atomic
Atomies
(Canada.>
nounced
on
Ltd.,
June 2
elements
Port
Ontario,
Hope,
Utilities$284,029^758V' i
exported to a foreign country
ever
by AMF
fabricated and shipped to Switzerland
Canada have been
from
subsidiary,
a
it
was
an¬
%
-
-::
Tra ns porta tion
by Morehead Patterson, AMF Board Chairman.
Other
agreement with Switzerland signed in March,
Uranium for the fuel elements was mined in Canada, processed
Etd.
under
1958.
the
bilateral
a
Port
Refining Ltd. and
(Canada i Ltd.
containing a total ot
approximately 1G.000 pounds ol' uranium metal, were machined to close
at
f
In
1
the
&
in aluminum
(Canada)
Atomics
Atomic
Energy
Ltd.
also
has
long-term
a
chartered
a
contract
Canada Ltd. to fabricate fuel elements for AECL's
facilities, including the NRX and NRU reactors.
of
•
-I—
v,
131,351,405 .%
261,848,165y.
,
$201,997,928
3,150,000
$492,816,400
$205,147,928
•
vP:
•
Total
Stocks
Bonds
$365,316,400
;
" 127,500,000
Private
nuclear
River
>
.
Public Sales
from
20,735,000 y;-.
$697,964,328
TABLE II
The 220 54-pound rods,
sheaths.
I _ _ _ _ _ _.' y.
1 sriy:*"
Corporations'
bars,
nearly $100,000, were shipped to Switzerland in
_
Total
AMP Atomics
uranium
plane.
AMP
Chalk
plant
Mining
Eldorado
of
Hope plant of
Hope
then clad
and
valued at
fjwissair
1
Port
AMP's
tolerance
1
refinery
Hope
at the Port
fabricated
r: ----- y -
Banks, Investment and Insurance Companies^iiy
Arrangement for production of the fuel rods for tire Diorit research
located near Zurich, was made by Atomic Energy of Canada
reactor,
*
^1;Jlyii
$567,314,328
130,650.000:
"The
plant is also conducting experimental work on a number of new
types of fuel elements for the Canadian power reactor program.-—
V. 189, p. 2453.
Changes
The
'
foeen
AMF-SASIB
to
Wliite,
X.
S.
A.
p.
Divisional
AMF
in Bologna, Italy, has
from SASIB, it was announced
Vice-President and International
Securities
■
as
coming
with
line
in
is
AMP
overseas
The
Italian
AMP's
subsidiaries in London,
Ltd.,
AMP
6ao
Paulo, Brazil.—V.
AMP
American
and Brazil.
Geneva,
Overseas
are
189,
Natural
Corp.,
and
Brtu.il,
do
"
39,075,000
40,441,250
79,516,250
111,000,000
63,392,213
174,392,213
The
has
SEC
issued
order
an
the
Holding
Company
income
tax
decrease
Ic
;
.
a
of
the
use
increase
facilities.
facilities
eligible
accelerated
in
amortization
privilege for Federal
(2) by allocating to American Louisiana any
and
purposes
or
emergency
coxt
to
such
tax
due
for accelerated
Certificate; American
cost
the
tfcx
returns
equities
the
inclusion
in
of
the
members
—V.
tax
for
and
purposes
of
the
such
the
group
Louisiana
the
over
years
amortization
American
allocation
of
accelerated
amortization
of
to the application, $29,803,943 of the
by American Louisiana in 1956 and 1957
amortization of emergency facilities under
Necessity
«uch
to
According
completed
Natural
the
of
if
has
1956
elected
to
deductions in
group
gives
consolidated
effected
in
the
rise
tax
accordance
to
1962,
certain
liabilities
with
in¬
among
SEC
rules.
_.
Stock
Steel
Foundries—On
common stock of this
Exchange on June 1.
company
Midwest
began
trading
S.
on
the
Midwest
The company is a
leading producer of vertical boring mills, hydraulic
precision roller chains and sprockets, and components for
rc.iluay rol.mc stock.
It also coats and wraps steel pipe for the oil
end
industries.
gas
Canada
and
It
operates
its executive offices
corporation
(S
ooutn
d
26
arc
has
plants in the United States and
in Chicago's Prudential Building.
1,317,843 shares outstanding.
An
m? f£ar™ a,re reserved for issuance to the stockholders
Lathe
Bena
are:
Power
on June 9; $7.5 million Food
June 10; over 1 million shares of
preferreds
$357,367,088
Fair Properties Develop¬
Kaltman (D.) & Co. com¬
mon on June 12; $8 million Thriftimart debentures on June 15 ; on June 16
400,000 shares of Reichhold Chemicals common, and $10 million United
ment bonds
Gas
on
on
Improvement bonds; $40 million Philip Morris debentures on June 22;
23, $20 million Northern Illinois Gas bonds, and $330,000 shares
June
of
Ryan Aeronautical common; on June 24, $25 million Long Island Light¬
ing bonds, 300,000 shares of Financial Federation common, $10,000,000
Works,
which
is
currently
being
purchased
Italy debentures, and 387,300 shares of Wesco Financial Corp.
June 25.
A detailed description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In Registration" Section of the June 4
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News", in the Monday issue.
common,
E.—
mccrunery,.
-
$169,722,588
larger forthcoming issues announced for June 8-July 3
$18 million Electronics Capital Corp. on June 8; $25 million Duke
Montecatini
189, p. 2030.
American
$187,644,500
Some of the
amortize
inclusive;
consolidated
to
20,000,000
20,000,000
Act
a
elected
29-July 3___
Total
under
joint declaration of American Natural Gas Co. and its sub¬
sidiaries proposing an agreement among the companies whereby, be¬
ginning with the tar return for 1956 and thereafter, the consolidated
tax liabilities of the group will be allocated
(1) by computing the
consolidated
tax
as
though American Louisiana Pipe Line Co. had
not
8-12
Among
System Companies Approved—
.granting
'
22-26
June
June
Allocation
Tax
—
Total
$83,458,625
$65,889,125
June 15-19
in
2453.
p.
Gas Co.
Stocks
$17,569,500
June
company
located
r
Corporate Capital Demand
Bonds
AMP in
The new subsidiary names
AMF
the market in the next four weeks are totaled
l
/'
policy of. giving closer identity to
subsidiaries and their products with the parent company.
company,
manufacturer of
tobacco
machinery,
bakery
new
machinery and railroad ticketing equipment, was acquired by
May, 1957.
Other recent changes in names of AMF subsidiaries included
on
follows:
Group executive.
This
$697,964,328
Forthcoming Four-Week's Offerings
the, company's Italian subsHia?y
of
name
changed
by Fiank
Total
of Italian Subsidiary—
name
by
and 175,000 shares of Aerojet-General Corp. common on
June 4,
1959.
%
•
7.'
Volume
189
Number
5853
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2563)- 3
^
the
corporation,
*
it
President
Lewis
Seiler,
I
P.
announced
was
previously
remains
and
May
on
28.
Mr.
McKim
Executive Officer.
Chief
as
Louisville,
of
Ky.,
elected
was
corporation."
President
was
1955 .under
name .was
the
of
at
1
Both
f
executive
changes
'
'
^
St.
Paid
'
-
investment
registration
Associated
cumulative
•
1,
v
Fund, Inc.—Registers
Louis
its
to
'
'
'
July
1959.—V.
,•
'
189,
2030.
p:
Fund
statement
Trust
Associated
Fund
SEC—
amendment
an
covering
Certificates
Trust
With
filed
company,
40,0C0
and
Certificates.—V.
additional'■■Ac¬
189,
2030.
p.
May 28 publicly offered
stock
;
*
(par 10 cents)
166,666
>
of
./
-
at "this
Stock
proceeds
toe .used
will
';
to
to
move
'Boston
**v:
and
area;
'
•
„TT-™_.
retire
to
loans
„.
ft BUwINEbS—The
payable to. officers.
:
■
,
company
.
.
incorporated
was
T
•
,
New
in
Jersey
reserved
are
for
underwriters
;
T
with
the
Government.
:
•
|
equipment
better
for
—V.
for
are
certain
below
have
of environmentally
means
marilviir the
aircraft
time to time to service
submit
-v.
products
for
testing
components
and
system's
specific
tests
Hogan, Inc.
Bruno-Lenchner, Inc.z
Stanley Heller & Co._.
48,500
John
10,000
;
7,500
&
Crawford,
Inc._
;.-/T
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
VConvextible
Bank
PRESENT
TO
7
7
j t
FINANCING
Authorized
note
*20,307
cents1.000,000 shs.
.
(par 10
Warrants to purchase common
stock:—
■/> 16,666
•
and
annum
has
been renewed
from
month
to
is secured by
f
chattel
a
carries
mortgage,
interest
at
A/:/
-
rate
6%
of
j
ditions,
i
—V.
.
.slmre issuable to
and
189.
3,400
shares
under
for
reserved
certain
conversion
terms'and
of
con-
$10,200
note.
Financial
Corp.—Stock Interest Acquired—
General
Corp.
below.—V.
189,
j
-
statement
interests
E.
Ferrell.
with the
Box
5056.
Philadelphia,
,
registration
a-
Auburn;
Union
/ Augustus
District;
Ritchie
properties
County,";West
Explorations Ltd.
situated
;■
addition pf. severi Canadian
companies
on
and
May
the
amount.
29
about
announced
deletion
of
the
in
United
investors"'of
the
formed
realistic
and
financial
and
other
evaluation
of
in
States
of
worth
thus
1933,
information
the
violation
to
securities
of
191
Canadian
companies;
and
the
companies ,beings';the total- riUmber to. 197.
Avco
.
Corp.—AF Selects
Selection
of
the
Aveo
net
7
-
addition
:
:
-
' '
Force
Ohio.
Base,
T55
Maximum
'
-
"'-7
•
7"
.
at, 1940 h.p. each
and will
weigh
560
Lycoming Division is-also in
turbine, which is being used to
.
full
production,
power the
Bell
Avnet Electronics Corp.—Common Stock
on
the
offered for the account of the company
oversubscribed.
general
be
require
months
.
is
It
of
one
scientific
the
;
: *•
weeks
52
ended
net
and
the
Dec.
income
like
28,
EFFECT
of
due
-
net
proceeds
amounting
'
-
„
to
from
the
sale
$485,500
will
be
of
.
par)___„_
tion
with.: the:
cents
payable
the
exercise of the
*r"
electrical
is
to
due
of
and'"
sales
are
below,
^
GIVING
EFFECT
each
dends
268
shares
(
have
agreed
!,
Outstanding
$1,827,500
394,985
1974
$1)____
*2,500,000:
$1,138,637 sha.
—
shares
for
held
in
issuance
the
under
to
been
paid at the rate of-15
The
—
underwriters
purchase the number
their, respective names:
of
shares
Lester-.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Inc._Z___:
Reid & Co.>
Paine,
-7_ 5
Glore, Forgan & Co.~
Goldman, Sachs & Co—
Webber,
.
5
Herru.hill, Noyes & Co.^
2>i
Kidder, Reabody & Co.5
—V. 189, p. 2239.
*
G.
Walker
H.
White,
,
Weld
5
341
689
Alstyne, Noel & Co._____—
B'urge & Krause
4,918
M.
Dain
&
Win.
256
689
4,098
689
4,098
213
-
213
213
689
213
''
17d
551
551
170
'
3,279
Gardner.:
551
3,279
Co., Inc
551
3,279
—
551
170
3,279
170
-
170
•
551
170
3,279
551
170
2,459
413
128
2,459
;
Dahney & Tyson
& Davis
413
128
"
—
C.
Roney «fe Company
Chace, Whiteside & Winglow, Inc.^J.
*
The Johnson, Lane, Space Corporation
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.______
.
213
689
3aker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
-3,279
George D. B. Bonbright & Co._______
3,279
Sherrerd___—
341
256
-
826
4,098
4,098
Marshall
&
McCormickr & Co,____
;
921
826
Kraus+__
Robert Garrett & Sons
Co.____.__z_ 2(4
Co._;__77____
&
341
1,102
Townsend,
-
&
895
1,102
4,098
Reinholdt
Shjelds & Company—1—
-
:
2,892
4,918
Burge &
Davis
5
2 (4
Smith, Barney & Co.__7___„_ 5
Spencer Trask & Co.__l—__ 2(4
_
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
1
Goos
6,557
_
2,953
6,557
J.
&
:
:
-
George A.
Jones '
1,102
Butcher &
:
Templeton 2(4;
Jackson
Curtis
1 Yi
Inc._
&
Co,__
Moore,. Leonard & Lynch____
Rauscher, Pierce <fe Co., Inc
r
5
indicated
John F.
6,537
Ball.
.
severally
stock
Bail,
>
Jones
common
Smith, Barney & Co
A. G. Becker & Co., Incorporated
Foster
Feniicr
Morgan Stanley & Co..._„_d_2 6
The Ohio Company
2(4
5
quarterly
a
have
17,626
17,213
_
Glcre, Forgan & Co..
Kidder, Peabody <fc Co
5
Smith
Mitchum,
Corporation 6
on
Shares Purchased from
Schwabacher &
Higginson Corporation___ .2(4
fc
below
Company
Ryons & Co.-__l'/a
.
Fulton
of
7
Dominick &; Dominick
2(4
_____
Lehman Brothers__
l'/a
share
per
named
the
'ic
Langley & Co
2 '.'4
—:___L"__ IV2
Boston
cents
are"
2'/4
George D. B. Bonbright & Co.
BoMvertH, Sullivan &
•
•
company's treasury.
74,996
employees' stock * purchase
an
authorized.
are
to
opposite
Lee
Inc
Co.,
FINANCING
the first public
offering of common stock in
substantially all of the company's earnings were rein¬
the-expansion of its business. Since that "time", divi¬
1956,
UNDERWRITERS
the
of
7.
W. C.
Inc._"_2__
PRESENT
TO
(current)
!___^
June
DIVIDENDS—Prior
•
and
was.
100,000
shares
of-
Bayuk
1
added
This
suit
corporation's
annual
Court
•
'•
The proceeds that: may be received from the exercise of "the""
etock options to key.employees will be added to working
capital if and:
when received by the company. : :
lipes.
insurgent
challenging proxies
the
at
Cigars, Inc.—Iilsurgents Drop
in
New
meeting
York
cast
2,459
413
2,459
h
413
1,639
276
1,639
128
--
276
1,639
128
>
276
85
;
85
"
85
before
Howard
would
be .finally,
proxies
for
have
withdrawn
the
.
.
,
their
decided/in
the
courts.
The dissidents polled
about 38£> of the
Edgar
gents
'on
to
management.
Cullman,
have
what,
one
retained
further,
of
their
.
the
-
-
643,139
276
85
in
on
Bayuk
May
and
action / they; .mfghg—take
18
said
were
against
the
still
sales
1958
Looinis,
reflecting
just.
*:. Bear Creek Oil Co., Oil City, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Plans
from
for
secuuu
ci<4&»
umaer
$65.00 per year;
rcmutn-jr
$5,191,288
the SEC
zu,
ia Dominion of Canada. $68.00 per year
for
the
three
months
.
H.
$155,062 to $251,631,
expansion in
President
Bern
the
Diimer.
United
The
or
from
States
company,
16c
and
to
Buggie, Inc., Toledo, Ohio, will invest some
equip additional manufacturing facilities there.
to expand European operations.—V.
be invested
Canadian
27c
abroad
which
H.
and
n
share.
were
recently
§600,000
Another
189, p.
.
outlined
acquired
to
build
$250,000
2135.
Javelin Ltd.—Two New Directors Elected—
Charles O. Finlcy of Chicago, 111., and
Henry Metz, Jr.,
Iowa, have been, elected directors to replace Thomas
of Sioux City,
Bradley and Frank
resigned.
Mr. Finley is President and owner of Charles O. Finley & Co., Inc.,
a' Chicago' insurance firm with offices in Chicago,. 111.,-Los
Angeles,
Calif.
Boston, Mass., Birmingham, Ala., Gary, Ind., and Austin, Texas.
Traznik,
Y.,
>13); Copyright 1 &OJ7 Ujr niuwiu ». J_»aua V/Uinpoii/. rvcciii/cicu tt»
fn United States. U-. S. Possessions, Territories
and Members of Pan-Ameriean Union.
from
rose
to $6,283,253 for the 1959 period, .according to
Vice-President-Finance,
while
net
earnings
insur¬
the* company's'
cqmpany on- April 27 filed -a letter.of notification with
net
M. '
advanced
by
will
'BUSINESS—The company/ together with
The
1,639
Increase—
,
241.927
managcihent.. In April, the insurgents indicated -they controlled
under 20'/'of the Bayuk"'shares, outstanding.—V;
189, p. 2347.
.
85
Company's
_
seven subsidiary companies,
in the business of manufacturing and distributing electrical'
company was incorporated in New York on July 22,
276
Stanley
'
dissidents,
interest
1,639
enued_ March 31,
voted." Since Bayuk doesn't have cumulative voting-, the side
obtaining a majority ot the proxies, received- all nine/seats. .These
went
85
'
proxies
seats
85
276
Earnings
,
their slate of-nine-directors, or
276
1,639
Co
&
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox_~__—
Thayer, Baker & Co._
the management's slate of directors.
The suit was filed in Federal District
meeting, *
: *
'
Chairman, of the Bayuk firm and a leader
at that meeting the outcome of the fight,
Mack/ former
insurgents,, said
the
of
shareholders
Court Action—
1,639
Smith, Moore
for
May 6.
>
;
banks
(par
of
50.000 shs.-
•'
*
are
.
rate
vested-to finance
91/2
&
quarterly
a
<
reserved
t2,500,000
189,.-
8,542.600-
Co.
named
"/"•
Baird
W.
equipment.
to
tExclusive
shares
warrants:
Becker &: Co.
G.
electronic
paying dividends at
plan.
Van
Corporation
and
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.___
and the balance, or approximately $300,500,
will provide additional' workirtg capital to .permit a possible increase
In the company's volume
of business and expansion of its product
of
the 5Va7Z notes due June 1, 1974
require the
prepay $178,500 annually beginning June 1, 1961.
These
redeemable through June 1, 1961 at a
premium of 5l/27$
and thereafter at
declining premiums, and would be non-refundable
prior to- June 1, 1968 out of funds borrowed at a lower interest
cost.
.
r-J'
•
line of' thousands
a
<"Tiic proposed terms of
treasury of which 30,997
Optical
underwriters
Stone & Webster Securities
the proceeds
placement of
of
private
Burndy produces
1,500,000 sh& ** •"846.982 shs.-
acquisition of Herron
portion
notes would be
ac¬
**
the rate of
1924,
obligations'
company
.
the
a
proposed
connectors.
The company's
Utilitythe electric utility industry and the Omaton
company
share.
a
tCommon stock
..
238.688
-
,
?
electrical
manufacturers
serves
5xhnotes
that;
underwriters-has -sevpriilly agreed to purchase, the percentage set oppo-,
site its name of such of the debentures as are not subscribed for on
produets;
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in
use
a
_
Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co.
.*. ^__i_
-
products.'• The
to
and
com¬
$6,293,000 '
$8,542,660
I
Buggie Inc. of Toledo, Ohio.
Founded in
solderless
division supplies
Mortgage
Issuance under the employees', stock option plan of the
Of these shares/ 3,770 were issued under said plan subsequent
to May 1l, 1959.
Exclusive of 237,295 shares Initially reserved for issu¬
ance upon conversion of-debentures and
3,500 shares issued in connec¬
-The.First
$100,000 to purchase its leased premises in Westbury, N. Y.;"
its long-term lease contracts on machinery and equipment
hi -the sum Of approximately $35,000; to purchase approximately
$50,000
of inventory requiremeints to enable the company to add several lines
,
15
Notes
company.'
Company, Inc.
prepay
is engaged
pianS
for
reserved
•
basis.
1979^
in
Stock—
'
CAPITALIZATION
,
Outstanding
'
*
par)/____" 60,000 shs.
shares held
..
Redeem Pfd.
EARNINGS—In the three months ended March
31, 1959 sales were
$6,283,000 and net earnings $252,000,
up from $5,191,000 and $155,000,
respectively, in the similar period a year earlier.
FINANCING
.
■■
■
Gas Co.—To
company
the new shares
DIVIDENDS—The
world's
$1,695,704.—^V.
PRESENT
TO
issue
books closed.
of
—
of
October,
GIVING
( $100
sale
types
division
period
1958
to
H. Buggie also produces electrical
connectors and its operations
being integrated with those of Omaton.
and other income of $14,-'13 weeks ended March 27,""
for
authorization
H.
sales
$358,538
and
the
Industrial
instru
optical
for
' ' '
.
H.
•
•,
-r
Blyth & Co., Jnc,5
^nd 1
initially to its
funds. The present'outstanding short-term and long-term loans,
retired, but .it is anticipated that the company's business will
future intermittent bank borrowings.
During
the
next; 12
the company plans to expend from the funds received
approxi¬
electronic
debs,
'"Exclusive ;ol 62,184
A.
mately.
to
the
$53,699,246
•,
•.
cum.'pfd.'stock
Robert
smaller
remaining 75,000 shares were offered for the
count of certain selling stockholders.
This offering
will
were
Common-stock '($10
♦
,
Offering—An
the
stock
:
sub.
conv.
47/
'
BUSINESS
of
Other
and
+
underwriting group headed by Michael G. Kletz & Co., '
Inc., on June 1 publicly offered 175,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par 10 cents) at $5.75 per share.
100,000 '
PRdCEEDS—^The
'
SEC
$2-50°.000 of notes, to retire $1,050,368 of long-term debt and repay
-i*?,00'00® ?f
jncurred in the acquisition on April 30
of the assets of H.
*
.
the
mortgage
and
collateral
trust
bonds,
bidding, and the Commission has
PROCEEDS—The
from
previously-
...
consolidated
„
HU-1 Iroquois
helicopter, the Kaman H-43B Huskie helicopter, Grumman AO-1 Mo¬
hawk, several research VTOL aircraft and a Navy boat.—V. 189, p. 1790.
*
---
to
competitive
company
SCribed
.
The
purposes.
through Dec.'31,' 19(?8:;_Zl_________
Mtge. notes due in> instalments to 1962
pounds.
-
Avcb's
common
;
.
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
diameter
were
—
•.
>
as
shares
-
•
Authorized
test completed in April of this year, thus making it the most powerful
free power turbine in the United States to complete its 50-hour test".
T53
-
proceeds from the sale of the debentures'
by the company to retire all outstand-'
will provide additional funds for work-'
$12,352,177
preceding-year.' For
2239.
at
.
3.625',/: note, due in annual instalments
<
a-turboprop engine.
Development of the helicopter version
began in-the Fall of 1957 with the 50-hcur preliminary, flight...rating
v
.
-
-
Y
f
.
1954.
-
company reported sales
Of $508,158 for the
With
compared
other; income,
Lycoming
:
will be rated
"It will
*
opthalmic
CAPITALIZATION
is approximately 24 inches with a length .of 48
incorporate the new Lycoming "Universal" concept
which allows the same basic-engine to be used for either helicopter,::
turboprop or high speed applications.
L
•'»
The Avco Lycoming T55 was placed under contract initially in June,
inches.
1959,
Co.—Proposed Bond Offering—
r
.
balgnce
50of
1989,
.
,
YHC-1B.
The
:
p.
.
as
to
Edison
Burndy Corporation—Stock Offered—An
underwriting
headed jointly by Dominick & Dominick and
Schwabacher & Co. on June 3
publicly offered 152,500
shares of common stock at a
price of $17.75 per share.
Of the total, 27,500 shares are
being offered for the hecount of certain selling stockholders and
the balance of
125,000 shares by the company. Offering was dversiib-
,
>
:Tne seleclion ot the T55 was made after exhaustive studies by an
Army 'evaluation board and one composed of the Air Force's aeronau¬
tical systems-center of AMC and director of
systems management of.
Air Research and Development Command..,,
.v,; ,;.
1 Wertol Aiirraft Corp., Morton, Pa.; had previously been selected as'
the airframe''manufacturer of-the Chinook, which will be designated-
I
•
unless
exploring
group
volume
and
profit are;
products include a wide[
range
of analytical,
industrial,
medical,
educational, motion picture and military use.
'
»
r
the
T.55 as .the power plant for the",.
Army's large twin turbine transport helicopter,"the Chinook, was an-,
nouneed by-officials of Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air1
,
the
share.
The debentures are.
from 104Vat/ to the principal
scaled
-•
net
maturity,
to
,
per
products.
scientific ^instruments
for
of-six
VY
Lycoming Turbine—
1
.The
Approximately
attributable
which-
.
the.names
be
incidental
expenses
has celled for redemption on June 15,
1959, all of its
outstanding 4.407/ cumulative preferred.and .4.40%, series B
cumulative
preferred "stocks at $102 per share plus accrued
dividends of $1.29 per
share.
Immediate payment will be made at the
Bankers Trust Co.*
16 Willi Street, New York 15, N. Y.~V.
189, p. 1571.
"
•
will'.tJe'Used
loans.
EARNINGS-^-The
in¬
an
$36
prices
at
until
as
retired.
the
The
heavily"
stock held.
common
Hammer
who
■
; ;V
ponent parts of-«its piany. products.,
i
due
for
•
on
,-,117,531 and riet income
registration would provide. Z '
7
-7
"
77
1
.' The May 20. 1950, revision of the Canadian Restricted List contained
.
will
site in the
oments,. and; it'is-;the only full-integrated manufacturer of
optics in
it produces substantially all of its own
glass requirements and the
the
depriving
essential
the
of
boiler
new
14-acre
BUSINESS—Company was founded in 1853.
largest producers of opfhalmic products and
the V";
of
$6,000,000
at
ing capital and other corporate
such
one
common,stock
',
iug bank
^
to Canadian
Limited; North Tech Explorations Limited.f /•;-' The
list-comprises-the names of Canadian companies whose seevxri- "
ties, the-Conimission hits reason to believe, recently have been or cur-i
rehtly arfe heing" distributed
the
a
used
company has
applied
sell
$5,000,000
of
first
Brooklyn Borough
Kansas
of
debentures/are7 convertible
into
be
;
•
debentures due 1979. Holders
June
:VPROCEEDS—Of (the\
company, /.to its Canadian Restricted List,-as follows: Augustus Ex--;
ploratlon, ^td.; Baranouri Minerals Ltd.; Jaylac Mines, Ltd.; Kelkirk
Min£» LtdJ -Marjxiint-Gas '& .Oil Corix Ltd.;
Milmar-Island1 Mines
registration-requirements of the Securities Act
3f
stock Of recoid
^subject -to, redemption
.
north
Restricted List"/The Securities and Exchange'Commission
'lSU
redeemed;
Virginia.
Additions
—
District
/i■■■'■.■" V'V: —:'V/.•;
'
common
i,The
«-
May 28,; 1959, covering $89,600 of working
(non-producing) '.in Auburn Development Co. to be issued
in
"
;
SEC <on
Ps Ferrell,-covering oil and gas-interests
of
filed
Pa.,
;
to
are
electric
Securities Corp. who will purchase any unsold debentures.4
,
Willard
-
hour, the boiler
largest evfer to be
per
the
'*
C.
Little,
an
order
giving interested persons
until June
12,
1959 to
a hearing thereon.
Of the proceeds, $3,679,000 is to be
applied
acquisition of securities on -Montaup Electric Co., a
subsidiary,
and $580,000
to tliu prepayment of bank notes, :the balance
to
be
used
for
construction
purposes.'—V.
139, p.
2239.
•
'
'
'
•' 1,
to
subscription price is $100 per $100 principal amount of
debentures; the /offer expires at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) at
June
18,; 1959. The offer is being underwritten by a;'
group of investment firms managed by Stone & Webster:
703.
p.
turbo-generator,
Utilities
amount for each ten shares
•
Auburn Development Co.^—Registers With SEC—Y
<
Public
steam
of
C.
of
W.
request
2, 1959, may sub-scribe for the debentures at the rate of
$100 principal
,
^
the
1462,
p.
S
Of the
,
1923.
p.
Atlas Plywood
See
underwriters
a-60,000-kilowatt
in
pounds
Elected—
T.
oil.
issued
•«
^ Bausch &Lomb Optical Go.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—This r company is offering to the holders of its
common stock rights to subscribe for
$8,542 600 of: 4%%
being paid off at the rate of $642.71 monthly. ...
I -tDoes not-include ie,666 warrants to purchase the common
stock of;
/the .company for a period of three years from June 1, 1959 at a
price f,
per
425,000
and
newest
.-—189','
'
rate of 6fa,/per
per anhtfrh and Is
of $3
m
r»
City.
The station, third J
generating plant in the. municipal electric utility system,
t has
been- desrigned for a- maximum
generating capacity of 200,000 kilo-1
watts of-electricity, per,hour.' At present, the plant is
producing 80,000
)„ kilowatts with'two units, the first installed in 1954, the second in 1957."
16,666,Wts,
the
•
.
>
•
_
industrialized Armoui-dale
and
..
month; $10,307 of which '
"
x
t>
succeeding
This
and
7,500
+366,666 shs.
wts.
*$10,000 of which is unsecured, carries interest at the
-
t
•
1,
„
proceeds
gas
series
Scheduled to'go on-linew early in 1962,
/third unit-at'the Kaw Station, located on
'
Outstanding
$10,200
<"20.307
$10,200
loan
Common-stock
1
June
corporation on May 19 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3,COO shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
,7
Brockton
7,500
Kaplan & Co.lI.__
H.
French
for
15,000
-
Co.—Treasurer
recently announced the election
effective
per
The
Shares
B.
accounta
and
,
The
($50
-
■
-
y
generate
bank loans, notes
pay
189, p. 2347.
SEC
system.
The boiler-generator
addition to - the Kaw Station is
the
major project in a $12,000,000
expansion program, utility officials stated.
-<
'+>•'
pri-
evaluation.
and
serve;
installed
missile industry and the building of
equip-;
The company has -serviced and continues from
approximately 200 different manufacturers who
.
»4',
will
and
/ ment lor such purposes.
Designed-to
....
to
Bluegrass Oil & Gas Corp., Louisville, Ky.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
severally
The company,
in
.
used
key
being registered
"
•'
on May -27 reported the receipt of a-contract for afore
•
than $2,500,000 U>- manufacture a boiler for the Kaw Power Station of
the
environmental /" th" Board hf-Public Utilities, Kansas fit™ Von
City, Kan.
The
use
be
Bag
company
700,000 shs.
issuance
named
•
000
&"*wwrnl^
.
stock ("par 10 cents) to be offered
underwriting.
'
k
"1
common
without
to
are
Bemis Bro.
Treasurer,
*.
' i
'
;i»aDcock-& Wilcox Co.—Receives Boiler Contract—
"•
v
,
,•
4
company also manufactures
its own "operations and for sale to others.
;
All services and products of the
company-are
presently directly-, or *
V indirectly related to the defense program/ The
company has a- research ?
f : and development program, which is directed toward more efficient and
test
,r
share,
per
proceeds
$28,000
■"? J
Ti-eat^Co./Yncll^I
v_
June '■
on
-29," 1956. The company is primarily, engaged in the business of envirbnw//mental testing of..components for defensa industry-and by. sub-contract
;
shares
*•59
-
cents
•
Outstanding
<1,000,000 shs.
i*
Shares
Amos
30
The
This
Arthur
;
*..
ii
-
at
Los
FINANCING
$35,500
These shares
part of the public offering.
a
covering 1,000,000 shares of
located
,
1'
j
20,000
PRESENT
Authorized
to purchase and construct .research end development test V* Aetn-a-Securities
Corp.20,000
Vequipment; for working capital; for additional, advertising and sales ■ ' —_V.'
189/"'p. 1923. "
f"TT-.t promotion
work; .to set up an - environmental' testing laboratory in the >
....
T
TO
__________
(par io cehts)_
as
present
Road,
due
annum,
■-
I- facilities;
®
n
EFFECT
i
4(4% 'per
i?
•below:-*'
plant
new\
time
Its
are-
Rodeo
5877
agreed to purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the
aggregate'rittmher; of: shares of common stock set opposite its name
& Fay,
,
.
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
•....
common
f
net
and
payable for working capital.
_;
which
Y;,
N.
employees pursuant to stock options.
at $3 per share. This offering was
'Oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
*Of
*
shares
loan,
Common stock
Supply Co., Inc.
principal offices
The
1958.
"/
.
9/1/60
2,
Full
additional
30,000
Associated Testing Laboratories, Inc.—Common
on
„
.'c,.,
Mortgage
Offered—George, O'Neill & Co., Inc. and Hooker
:
,
,
Electronic
22,
Westbury,
CAPITALIZATION
June
on
.......
i
-
.
Avnet
Aug.
on
Street,
.
Associated
This
1959.
'
effective
are
the-name of
adopted
State-
Angeles,. Calif.
.
4"
70
~
"
r,
REctor
2-9570
n,
VPRr
npr
Other Countries, a> z. u p
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made ia New York funds.
y
George
J
Morrlssey,
Editor;
4
I
(2564)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
based
United
with
He was formerly
production.
heads several other baking companies in Iowa and South
including Wholsum Baking Co., and Swander Baking Co. He
and
Iowa
Dakota,
director of the First National Bank of Sioux
City and a Governor
189, p. 479.
is
Bakers Association.—V.
of the American
their Stock.—V.
Corp.—Correction—Due to a typo¬
Products
Capitol
graphical error, the amount of 10-year 6% mortgage
bonds recently placed privately was erroneously given
further
Co.—Subscriptions—E.
Light
Illinois
Central
that in the com¬
pany's recent offering to common stockholders of $10,038,700 4V4% convertible debentures due 1974 it received
subscriptions to $9,771,100, or 97.33%. The offering was
underwritten by a group headed by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co. which will purchase the remain¬
Corp.—Management Changes—
offered the debentures to its common stockholders
of debentures for each 22 shares of record at the
/■lose of business May 12, 1959. Subscription rights expired May 27, 1959.
Proceeds are to be used to finance in part the company's 23.7 mil¬
lion dollar construction program for 1959.—V. 189, p. 2239.
Mr.
officer.
tive
Eastman Kodak Co.
This company,
located at 2822 35th Street, Tampa, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 28, 1959 covering 218,500
of common stock.
The company proposes to make a public
offering
Inc.
shares
170,000
of
commission
to
at
underwriters,
the
additional
An
$3 j)er share, with a 30c per share,
headed by Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
are
subject to sale under Stock
granted to employees; and the remaining 18,000
to sale pursuant to a warrant issued to the prin¬
for 8900.
The company manufactures
cleaners, detergents, insecticides, her¬
bicides, sealers, soaps, deodorants, disinfectants and waxes.
It now
has outstanding 135,000 common shares.
Net proceeds of
the sale of the additional stock will be used as
follows: $120,000 for purchase df 'jtriWing
land presently leased
by the company for its office, warehouse and manufacturing purposes
in Tampa; $25,000 for construction of additional warehousing space;
and the
balance
ti.
be added to the company's general funds and
Purchase
Options
hi
used
the
ft* its-'imsinnss.
conduct
i
,
«'*'»-
r
DeJur-Amsco
Byllesby & Co. The debentures are being offered at
.100% plus accrued interest and the class A stock at $9
per share. Offering was oversubscribed and books closed.
Scott
Testers,
Inc.,
maker
leading
a
physical
of
testing equipment
corporate purposes.
The company will receive none
proceeds of the sale of the class A stock which is being sold by
stockholders.1 'y%
general
measuring-tensile strength of industrial substances, has announced
merchandising program that will make its equipment available on
five-year instalment purchase or rental purchase plans.
a
Details ol
the
industrial
v.*. v
.■
"
Tesfers' equipihent, rkhging in price from $1,000 to. $15,000, is
widely used lor evaluating tensile strength of textiles, wire, rubber,
plastics, unci other products. The Scott company was formed in 1899,
and its'products, almost universally accepted rs standard for various
Scott
industries,
are
the
Under
in use in 02 foreign countries.
instalment purchase plan, Mr. Scott
The
will
required
payment
month's rental
will
paid
be
said,
Delta
five
to
Paso Electric
El
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May
covering 50.000 shares of common stock, to be purchased
15)55),
27,
pursuant
Electro
Networks, Inc.—Common
Charles, Plohn & Co., New York City,
100,000 shares of common stock
Ga.—Files With SEC
Rio Grande Western RR.
cession
Earnings—
Period Ended Apr. 30-
1959—Month—1958
$7,365,674
$7,075,390
1,057,375
1,540,006
4,521,839
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
$643,136
532,752
$715,216
income...
2032.
oper.
189,
revenue-
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
639,413
$2,825,668
2,539,728
$2,553,551
2,437,642
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
from ry. opers.
rev.
This
Boston
p.
investment
with
dusries.—Vt
the
189r
SEC
company
covering
v
The SEC
authorizing
f'-om
a
by
to be
are
York
advanced
on
United
Gits -Co,
holding
commercial
unsecured
including
facilities,
Fuel
4%
open
the
Holding
Company Act
make
borrowings
company
to
aggregating $55,000,000,
to be
proceeds of the borrowings
b-aiks
notes.
The
uccount to six subsidiaries having storage
Fuel
($29,000,000),-
parent;: arid-the-latter's
under
order
an
New
of
group
evidenced
issued
has
this
Gas
The
Co.
($15,000,000)
subsidiaries'
•
indebtedness
the
to
provide
additional
nine
Columbia
Gas
additional
and
$31,050,000
time
t<6 time
funds
needed
subsidiaries
Gas
common
stock
to
propose
in
instalment
of
for
The
and
indebtedness
banks,
to
are
from
revenue'* collected
by the subsidiaries as the
wihdrawn and sold during the coining winter heating
To
storage
the
repaid
gas
is
1959.
which
during
sell
and
the
aggregate amount
notes, the securities to
to
of
1959,
Columbia
$18,277,770
be
sold
when
p..2455,
Continental Insurance Co.—Proposed Merger—
authorized
of
merger
the
June
on
29
will
consider
(a)
capital from $33,500,000 to $39,991,450;
Fiaelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Co.
of
189, p. 44.
increasing
(b)
New
a
the
proposed
into
York
company.—V.
,
the announcement said.—V.
;
Period
Endqd Apr. 30— '
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
Privately—This
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
expenses
ry.
1959—Montli—1958
$1,142,515
1,097,693
p.
$44,822
$636,399
474,886
op.
Income.....
2240.
oper.
189,
5.000
coverm?
per
share)
proceeds
shares
to
of
members
stock
applicants
or
to
be
for
to
improvements.—Vy 187,
be
p.
offered
at
par
membership.
.No
involved.
are
...
used
to
pay
on
.Railway
oper.
revenue;
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
189,
ry.
c
26,412
indebtedness
and for
.
other
1540.
pp.
on May 26 requested tenders for 800,000 shares of its
a.price of $45.per share.
In recent weeks the market
approximately 43. The deadline for the acceptance of
tenders has been set for July 3,
1959, 12'noon, at the offices of Morgan
stock
at
Trust
Co.
of
New
York.
-
for
purchase
test
of
St.,
having its principal place of business at
company,
Syracuse,
N.
Y.,
organized
was
Julv
on
16,
1957,
to
promoters
the
the
of
Securities
invested
then
company
Act
of
of
loan
cash
in
and
four
basic
types
in
of
the
to
bearing.
emphasized the. design,
of
stock
loaned
was
non-interest
term
is
amended.
as
$25,287.50
outstanding • capital
$4,443
^that
as
1933,
aggregate
an
and'
used
defined
aforesaid
The
under
individuals
in
cash
exchange lor all-the
company
and an additional
the
such
company,
loan
being
open
an
Since
its formation, the companv has
production of electric wave filters
band pass, high pass and band reject)
testing
and
(low pass,
sizes ranging from one-half cubic inch in volume to one ciibid foot
volume. Electric wave filters are used as components
of certain
electronic equipment to
separate, pass and'or reject the various audio
in
in
radio
and
high
frequency
CAPITALIZATION
signals.
wave
GIVING
EFFECT
stock
ull
the
TO
(10c
shares
PRESENT
'
par)
being
underwriters
registered
by
FINANCING
Authorized
sold.
are
organizers
the
Outstanding
450,000 shs.
V
„
Common
*300,000 slis.
Includes
the
of
40,000
companv
and
shares
sold
stock¬
one
1075.
p.
The
corporation on May 14 filed a letter of
covering 61,708 shares of class A common
SEC
be
will
at
offered
be
offered
Pacific
The
$2.50
to
share
per
the
public.
.
1959—4 Mos!—1958
$8,186,536 $5,610,676
5,409,011
4,749,002
$2,777,525
2,079,869
The
offering
with
(par 50
Unsubscribed
will
be
Ericsson
the
cents)
shares
underwritten* by
Inter-Mountain
Securities, Inc. of Idaho, Boise, Idaho.
to be used for working capital and to obtain
187, p. 455,
proceeds
.
are
dealerships.—-V.
new
(L. M.) Telephone Co.—Reports Record High
During 1958—•
;
Sales and Net Income
organization with subsidiaries,
associated companies or representatives
more
than 75 countries.
The Group is represented in the U. S
by a manufacturing subsidiary, North Electric Co. of Galion Ohio and
a
service company, the Ericsson Corp. of New York City.
Sven T. Aberg, President of the parent company, L.
M. Ericsson
in
Telephone
Co.,
reported that consolidated Group sales amounted to
8% gain over the $134,153,000 of 1957.
Net income
$5,123,000 from $4,350,000 in the previous year.
Total
assets of the Group at the end of 15)58 amounted to a record
870 13'> 000, compared to $65,590,000 a year before, he said.
$145,082,000,
18%
rose
Net
an
to
sales and
levels, during
from
up
Mr.
income of
net
the parent company also reached
1958, Mr. Aberg said.
in 1957, and
$56,056,000
$2.5)08.000
the
in
Aberg
previous
noted
that
Net sales amounted
net
income
$156,300
$1,190,938
21,671
57,546
■
602.286
record
$58,604,000.
$3,263,000
vs
»*,,««.
year.
Swedish
the
"North
reported.
to
its
close
in
Now
of
sales
Electric Co.,
books
15)58
its
in
1958
in
with
was:
40%
which reported a loss in 1957,
profit," he said.
' t
a
83rd year, The
Ericsson
Texas—
name
263,45)9
in other European
189, p. 808.
20%
Hie
company's
The
Rights Offering Com¬
principal amount were subscribed for pursuant to the
exercise of rights and the remaining $79,700 principal
amount were purchased by the underwriters headed by
Blair & Co. Inc. and sold at 110%, plus accrued interest
2240).—V. 189, p. 2348.
markets
Perm-
as
'
.
change see Penn-Texas Corp. below.
$846,894
152,752
able
world,-—V.
Corp.—Formerly Known
«•
For details of
the
was
Group's geographical distribution
in Sweden,
the remainder of
Fairbanks Whitney
pleted—Of the $947,200 principal amount of convertible
subordinated, debentures offered for subscription, $867,-
(see also V. 189, p.
to
to
supply telephone exchanges and. equipment, to,. Brasilia^ the new
capital city of Brazil, and that new markets for Ericsson equipment
were opened in
Australia and the Union of South Africa.
Operations in the U. S. showed substantial improvement, Mr. Aberg
quarters
—
reached
Telephone Administration had
approved the Ericofon, the Group's lightweight, one-piece telephone as
$861,674
1959—Month—1958
• 1959—4 Mos.—1958
$668,140
$520,780' $2,957,G91 $2,454,944
419,001
364,480
1,766,753
1,G08,050
Chemical Arts, Inc.
Di-Noc
notification
stock
to stockholders.
equipment for the Swedish Telephone System.
He also said
the Group had been awarded an initial contract of more than $2,000,000
2240 and 1792.
Industrial
Products
at 580 Midland Ave.,
Corp.—Expansion
Division
Yonkers,
N.
has
moved
to
larger
Y.
Division, which was formerly housed
buildings at Syosset, Long Island,
10.000 square foot plant facility.
Industrial
The
N.
Division
Products
Y.,
in one of the corporation's
is now located in a modern
develops
and markets a
line of
speed
motion analysis cameras,
automatic
processors,
photoinstrumentation, medical X-ray cameras and specialized cameras lor
high
industrial and
R.
G.
move
commercial
Hennessey,
will
allow
use.
Division
space
for
General
expanded
Manager,
research
and
commented
that
the
marketing activities
resulting from continued expansion of the producfclir.es.
vacated at Syosset
Space
of
the Defense Products
^ ill lie utilized
by the expanding activities
Division's Systems Management
and Engineer.
Diversa Inc.—New Name—
G.)
(C.
Fanon Electronic
Glasscock Tidelanas Oil Co. below.
i
This
Chemical Co.—Plant Capacity Again Doubled—
29
of
The
time
has doubled its polyethylene capacity for the. second
with completion of a new production plant in Texas.
plants are at Freeport where Dow- entered polyethylene pro¬
in 1955.
Expansion to double the original capacity was com¬
company
in
Both
a
year
-
-
reported a little more than
12 months after work on site development began.
As the unit came on stream, Dow announced the start of construc¬
tion
on
another polyethylene plant at its Louisiana Division near
First
material from the new plant was
Plaquemine.
Like the Texas
Chemicals
Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC
located at 98 Berriman St., Brooklyn, N. Y.( on May
registration statement with the SEC covering 150,000 shares
common stock,
to be offered for public sale at "$3 per* share.
The
company,
filed
stock
Is
headed
ceive
a
to
be
by L.
offered
D.
for public sale through an underwriting
group
Sherman & Co. and three other firms, who will re¬
of $.45 per share.
Principal stockholders of'the
commission
a
have agreed to sell to Lee D. Sherman, a partner of Sherman
aggregate of 30,000 shares for the sum of $6,000 which
also included
in the registration statement for possible
future sale by Sherman.
An additional 6.000 shares of outstanding
stock are to be acquired by Frederick Entman, a "Finder," for $1,200.
company
pleted last Fall.
Crane Co.—Offers to Purchase Stock—
rThe company
Park
and 40%
$249,139
op.
income
oper.
ry.
duction
price has been
used
Ir.g Department.—V. 189, p. 2241.
letter of notification with the
common
be
in the design, testing, development and production of electric
wave filters, toroidal coils and related items. The
companv was formed
by
Messrs.
David Polur,
Stanley F.
Klimczak, Lincoln J.
McGill,
M.
Merrill Miller,
William D. Slattery, Daniel F. Gates, Dennis L.
McCarthy and William C. Finneran (deceased), who mavbe considered
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line 11R.—Earnings—
Period Ended Apr. 30—
Dow
underwriting is
will
proceeds
tone year)
standard
189, p. 2136.
$1,950,374
1,313,975
revenue.
oper.
cJ?16 corporation on May 19 filed
common
Bonds
bonds, due 1989 to a group of institutional inves¬
Delivery of part of the securities would be made
about June 15 and the remainder during ensuing months,
See
($10
Place
May 14 announced completion of arrange¬
sale of $40,000,000 general and refunding mort¬
tors.
Cooperative Trading, Inc., YVaukegan, 111.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
promotion
engage
on
500
stockholders
net
voltage meters; inventory;
to expand company's market; development
of a standard line of electric wave filters, delay lines, toroidal coils
for
transistorized power
supplies and Twin T networks; and for
working capital.
from
Also
(par 10 cents)
offered as a specu¬
were
Faircbild Camera & Instrument
proposes
The
PROCEEDS—The
sales
season.
construction
issue
Ohio
to
be
funds are needed through the period ending March
included among these subsidiaries are United Fuel,
to sell $8,000,000 of stock and $13,600,000 of notes,
and Ohio Fuel $2,002,770 of stock and $14,000,000 of notes.—V. 189,
31,
Co.—To
$8,054,186 $7,055,423
3,818,178
3.481,929
■ I'>.
/
Detroit, Toledo & Ironlon RR.—Earnings—
Columbia Gas System,, Inc. — Borrowings and IntraSystem Financing Approved—
t
'ry
gage
on
1,000,000
2135.
p.
$1,569,990
789,988
$2,127,996
5)45,920
op.
Edison
Detroit
ments for
June 1 filed a registration
shares of common stock.
The company was organized in January 1959 and during this month
will succeed
by merger to all of the assets and liabilities of Gas
Industriesl, Fund,
Inc.,
of
Delaware,
the
purpose
of1 the merger
being to effect a change in the state of incorporation ol Gas Instatement
ry.
Income.,;..
2136.
oper.
185).
company
Colonial Energy Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
1959- -Month—1958
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$6,443,328
$5,590,604 $24,665,430 $22,558,550
4,315,332
4,020,614
16,611,244 15,503,127
-
oper.
Railway
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$1,705,511
1,129,360
The shares
Consolidated net sales and net income of The Ericsson
Group reached
record levels in 15)58.
Ericsson is an international telecommunications
Railway
$1,844,576
Secondary Dis¬
lowing day.--
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
—
secondary distribution of 75,000 shares of
when issued common stoek (no par) was made on
May 20 by Goodbody & Co. at $20 per share. No con¬
was given.
The offering was completed the fol¬
on May 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock
(par $1)
to be offered to
the Employees' Stock Furchase Plan at $5 per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 184, p. 1579.
shares
Railway oper. expenses..
share.
equipment such as oscillators, counters and
to
\
Denver &
new
Railway oper. revenue....
2349.
p.
This offering was oversubscribed.
lation.
tribution—A
employees under
Clinchfield
p89,
Stock
Offered—
on May 27 publicly
Enamo-Bord Products, Inc., Spokane, Wash. — Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—- ^
; ( v* ^
'%
The-corporation
29,000
company's Employee Stock Plan.—V.
the
to
preliminary injunction against the sale of stock of Delta Oil .Co.
Utah
by Deluta Oil, Earl L. Robbins, and Jack L. Cayias, in
of the Securities Act registration requirements,
and against-'
further. violation by Mr. Robbins of the anti-fraud and other provi¬
sions of the Securities Exchange Act.—V.
189, pw 450.
violation
i
covering
Co.—Registers Employee Stock Plan
holder.—\V; 189,
of
on
Olaussen Bakeries, Inc., Augusta,
of
an
/'•'•.This company
to
Wbrth
Fort
of
be 20%.
Under the rental plan, one
in advance.
Under either arrangement,
,
years
Preliminary Enjoined—
the
shares
under
Regional Office announced May 29,
1959,:
that Judge Joe Ingrahaai <U. S. D. C., Houston) had issued an order
purchases of more than $1,500 and
to three years lor smaller orders.
Payment is made in equal monthly
instalments. ^ * V
.,
j
C. I. T. Corporation, a subsidiary of C. I. T. Financial Corp., handles
the instalment financing ol machinery and equipment used in almost
every industry, profession or field ol commerce.-—V. 109, p. 1235.
extend
terras
Co.—Stock
Oil
SEC
The
normal
the
manufactures and sells
With SEC
letter of notificatiton with
a
With Securities and Exchange Comission—
"If
nov;
down
1923,
in
of the
certain
photographic and electronic equipment and acts as agents for the sale
of multi-contact precision electronic connectors and distributes office
machine equipment,—V. 189, p. 1572
financing
'iV'\.
organized
BUSINESS—Corporation,
developed with C. I. T. Corporation, the
firm, said David C. Scott Jr.,
program were
largest
President-, •
the debentures will be
of
able
for
nation's
sale
ipsed to retire an outstanding mortgage loan, retire certain notes pay¬
to banks and add to the working capital for plant expansion and
Corp.—New Payment Programs—
C. I. T. Financial
the
from
proceeds
-The
-
secon¬
Stock Option Plan.
No underwriting is ininyolved.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 185, p. 935.
BUSINESS—This
ing of $1,000,000 6% convertible subordinated debentures
due 3974, and 225,000 shares of class A stock was made
on
June 3 by a banking syndicate headed by H. M.
PROCEEDS
process.
Employees'
2456<
p.
Corp.—Securities Offered—Public offer¬
filed
May 29
corporation on
covering 19,704 shares of class B stock and
19,704
class
A
stock
to
be
offered
to
certain
key employees
1920
underwriter
cipal
will replace Mr. Hewett.—V.. 189,
Syracuse,
shares arc subject
A
—
Edo Corp., College Point, L. I., N. Y.—Files
The
A.
Assistant
Corporate
shares
30,500
Appointment—
Porco has been appointed to the newly created position
to the
President.
He was formerly Manager of the
Development Section.
Robert B.
Hewett, Chief Industrial Engineer, has been named to
fill
the
post vacated by Mr. Porco, and George I. Ziders, Works
Industrial
Engineer at the company's Sanderson-Ilalcomb plant In
Daniel
of
Secondary Offering
—
Michigan,
PEC
at $2.70 per
Crucible Steel Co. of America—New
shares
City.
Ziegler
offering of 73,604 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on June 2 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
Goodbody & Co. at $82.50 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of $1.25 per share.
This offering was quickly
oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 2457.
offered
quarters in San Francisco.—V. 189, p. 2032.
Industries, Inc.—-Register# With SEC-f-
Chemex
Bay
under the
dary
day-to-day administrative
To be free from
Layton relinquishes his post as President and administra¬
Reed O. Hunt, who has been serving as Executive VicePresident and chief operations ofiicer, has been elected President and
Chief Executive Officer of the corporation.
P. T. Sinclair, who has been President of Crown Zellerbach Canada
Ltd., with headquarters in Vancouver, B, C., has been elected Execu¬
tive
Vice-President of the corporation.
The board of directors of
Crown Canada has elected as his successor G. H. Gallaway, who has
been Assistant Vice-President for
manufacturing at corporate head¬
duties,
material
density
produce high
-V. 189, p. 2456.
and
L. Zellerbach.
and H.
D.
J.
production experience.
a
polyethylene plant in
and
building
is
will
Acting
,
ing $267,600 of debentures.
The company had
rate of $ipo
2456.
Board Chairman, announced on May 28
had approved a general realignment of
responsibilities.
Mr. Zellerbach explained that
organizational
adjustments had become advisable because of
the
company's rapid growth and recent and pending retirements at the
top management level.
■
•
;
A. B. Layton has been elected Chairman
of the newly established
Finance
Committee and will preside at stockholders' meetings and
meetings of the board and executive committee in the absence of
duties
aLso
which
directors
of
board
the
executive
wards, President, on May 28 announced
at the
p.
Zellerbach,
L.
that
Ed¬
D.
189,
Crown Zellerbach
H.
This should have read $2,500,000. See
details in V. 189, p. 2135.
$2,500,000,000.
as
company
research
on
Dow
also announced that all of its outstanding 25-year,
3
sinking fund debentures will be redeemed at a price of $1,026.25
per debenture, plus accrued interest as of June 30, 1959.
A regular
quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share was declared
on the outstanding common shares,
payable on June 23, 1959 to share¬
holders of record June 5, 1959.
All shareholders of record on June 5,
1959 will receive this quarterly dividend whether or not they tender
The
^»ty»
of Mete Baking Co., Sioux
Metz is Chairman of the. Board
Mr.
To Redeem Debentures—
for five years in
Steel Corp.
States
Monday, June 8, 1959
. . .
plants, it will employ the method licensed by Imperial
Limited with refinements and improved design
Industries
&
Co.,
shares
an
are
Organized in 1953, the company's products include monophonic and
stereophonic phonographs, stereophonic conversion kits, intercommuni¬
cation equipment, and telephonic intercommunication systems.
Of the
Volume
189
Number
5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(2565)
net
proceeds
the sale of stock by
the company, $60,000 will be
an outstanding bank loan;
and the balance will pro¬
capital ;to '- finance Increased 'inventories ' and- accounts -5
of
EARNINGS—For
applied to retire
vide
working
receivable
resulting from expanded volume.-
-/.
'•'
had
aggregate
equal
to
i
ideiuls
Salo
*►
quarterly
Nachtigall, Board Chairman and President, owns 210,000 shares. Walter
Nachtigall, Treasurer, 60,000 and Mrs. Fanny Nachtigall, 30.000.
'
The
company
has
now
■>
outstanding- .'100,000. shares
>
stock.
of
-
<-
per
its
on
the
sales
$1.17
fiscal
dividend
to
stockholders
the
shares
share. The
stock
common
of
year ended Dec. 27, 1958, the
$125,812,594 and
net
income
of
of
common
of*.-12
of
has
for
annually
has
-
more
declared
been
19,
which
offered. '
'
being
than
will
Glens
company
$881,358,
div-*'
paid
payable
June
record
presently
company
30
In
1, 1959
purchasers '
include
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
The company on May 19 filed a letter of" notification with the SEC
covering 1,531 shares of common stock (par $1001 to be offered at an
estimated $140 per share to stockholders for a period ol 60 days at
the
book
each
30
share
Nn
value
day
reflected
as
period
a
on
the
by
company's
basis
rata
pro
held." Unsubscribed
now
underwriting Is involved.—V. 182,
books
be
share
offered
cumul.
due
*.*£;
1971
pfd.
stock
>
each
public,
y
J
a
($5
($100
par)
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—Acquires Memphis' Largest Store—
'r/
•_
-',/■
15,000 shs.
'
.
Company
result
The
will
of- its
enter
Mid-South
the
market
for
first
the
time
May
on
29
made
by E. J. Goldsmith, Sr.,
Chairman of:the Board, and by Jack Goldsmith, President and General
Manager, of Goldsmith's and confirmed by Fred Lazarus, Jr., Federated
Board
will
issue
Chairman,
Will
Jack
the
be
in
said.
in
of -which
the
largest
the
and
is
garage
mcnt
of
the
facilities
garage
itself
covers
store
31,"
1959.
listed
alt
at
operated
by
than
more
$653,154,259
$277,479,112
Earnings—Acquisition—
and
in
net
the
income
annual
of
before
Fed.
taxes
$
Net
income
♦Earns.
per
1959
and
189,
Mav
3,
K'58
4.093,741
29,158,582
24,591,876
$0.53
$3.79
Fidelity-Phenix
Continental
•
and
'
Fire
Proposed Merger—
See
7,720,636
7,683,013,
!.. v-
Brothers
Insurance
Co.
•
■
Insurance
The
of
above.—V.
Boston
from
New
York—
x
I88t
p.
948.
listed
supplied by amendment;
principal underwriter.
the
as
The
be
company
1959,
and
securities)
ol'
areas
issued
under
Kidder,
Peubody
Delaware
law*
Co.
&
Marsh
on
Co.
$4,200,000.
and
Prudential
to
acquired-la June
be
Federation'stotal
of
Savings
stock.
in
Loan,
and
exchange
Shortly
shares
100,000
Si
after
to
Sequoia
for
is
agricultural
of
had
President.
as
v
X.
total
Financial
June
on
Outstanding
3XX
Chief
and
Executive
of
-
Acquisition—
shares
$1.25
of
These
cumulative
Executive
on
a-
preferred
stock.
common
securities
common
convertible
361,321
any
stock
ofi- Atlas
of his securities
as-Chairman-of
the
of
'
(At
the
cipal
amounts
are
as
EFFECT
A
TO
PRESENT
Atlas
the
Baxter
H.
&
several
Dallas
Union
-
First
of
Si Co.
of
'
150,000
500,000
Applegatc Si
Offered—White, Weld & Co.
group which on June 3
100,000 shares of common stock at a price of
$15.75 per share. Of the total number of shares being
is manager of an underwriting
Investment Corp.
Norfolk
offered
The
E.
$428,000 duo Dec.
<
'
the company and 25,000 shares for certain
selling stock¬
Offering was oversubscribed and books closed.
proceeds
initially be added to
working-capital.,
the
as
-
BUSINESS—Founded
food
products,
cwned
about
of
of
trative
and
Texas
trade
Stores,"
The
In
and
sale
funds
to
the
of
its
the
company
"voluntary
company
in
of
75,000
shares,
company
and
will
other
is
western
Colorado.
Most
groups"
the
food
basic
stores
and
of
is
of
source
situated
central
these
a
distributor
independentlyof supply for "
in
Missouri,
stores
of
the
states
and
operate
have
300,000
.'250,000
<fc
Co,
E.
•
In
.
vote
150,000
Si
or
are
-
tendered
tendered.
With SEC—
r
a
letter of notification with the SEC
stock
(par five cents) to be oflered
underwriting.
Corp.—Hearing
on
sell
June 11—
on
May 14 scheduled public hear¬
this
corporation
to
private enter¬
Senator
the
Kenneth
B.' Keating,
Repub-
subcommittee.
Corp.—Offering Completed—
•.
Issuance
of
the
stock: to which
be
;
.
•
.
,
above- warrants,
is
now
183, p.
the 'conversion
preferred stock of this coris $5.37906 per- share, -so that
convertible (into -4.6476 shares
the
convertible
stock
See also V.
Butcher,
than
1675.
•'
•'
1
*/
■
Corp.—Exchange Offer, Effective
III, President^
on
June
3
that holders
announced
of the voting stock of .New Rochelle Water
Co.,
preferred, have accepted General's offer of exchangeplan is effective.'
/-;
«• -
80X
1
and
the
said
the
to
$15
million
Roche lie
1958,
a
acquisition: will
raise
-
General^
property
by $10 million to upwards of $94 million and-ahouid increase
revenues
$11.8
the
million
in the
in
the
12
past
months.
next
montha
12
He
*
a»
compared
that if the
estimated
;
Co.'8
operations
had
been
combined
with'General's
combined earnings would
have amounted to $1.47 a
share
as
compared
.
..
with the
! '
;
$1.33
a
share
common
,
earned
addition of the New Rochelle company, serving 23,000 customers
grade residential area, Is expected to greatly-.strengthen
high
management of General's
in four states are located.
New
England district
;
X
where
23
"
properties
•!
/
The election of William M. Hunt to the board of directors
ment
of
the
was
announced.
T
of General
Mr. Hunt is
a partner In the .manage¬
in Boston, Mass.—V. 189; p. 1573.
Pressprich Si Co. 1,500,000
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabachcr Si Co
Stifel,
Nicolaus
The
positary
of
300,000
the
Receipts
Gestetner,
(England)—Registers With SEC—
Guaranty
with
of
for
Trust
SEC
Co.
June
on
80,000
shares
of
New
1,
1959,
of
"A"
York
filed
covering
ordinary
■
a
registration
American
registered
De¬
stock
England.
300,000
(C. G.) Glasscock Tidelands Oil Co.—Change in Name
150,000
—Stockholders approved on April 28 a change of name to
Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Diversa, Inc.—V. 183,
150,000
J. S. Strauss & Co
<fc
Morgan
statement
1,500,000
&
George Putnam Fund
Gestetner, Ltd.
Co., Inc.
250,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzlcr 1,500,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
p.
1110.
300,000
Co
Glen Fall Cement Co.—To Be Acquired—
300,000
250,000
200,000
Co
Yantis & Co., Inc.
Falls
Portland
acquisition
'
-
of
See
200,000
.
250,000
;
that
the
Co.
June
on
company
by
it/.,.-''
3
The
,
voted
Co.
above.
Among the difficulties faced by investment bankers, lawyers and the
privately-owned Glickman Corp., were inability to sustain sufficient
among more than 30 underwriting firms, headed .by.Bache &
Co.; delays In obtaining approval of the stock offering prospectus in
Flint¬
interest
-,
various
Jr., Flintkote Chairman of the Board
States
the complex
transaction.
company."
and
Chief Execu¬
explained that Glens Falls will be operated as-Ti Flintkote
"no change is anticipated in the
company's management
of operation."
'
.....
Flintkote
Glickman Corp.—Drops Financing Plans—
This
corporation has abandoned plans to raise over $30,000,000
through an offering of common stock and to create an unusual kind of
publicly-owned real estate operating and investment company.
■
Cement
'if
and
method
stock
y
been
subordinated debentures
due April 30,
1963,
213,100 shares of common stock (par $1)
preferred
Waterworks also
Co.,
W.
R.
tive Officer,
division
shares
with
tenders
standing during the period. This compares with net income .of $128,143
in the like 1958 period, equal after preferred
payments to seven cents
a share on an average of 935,589 common shares
outstanding.
100,000
Wallace, Geruldsen Si Co.
,
on
as
have
General Waterworks Corp. reports for the quarter ended'March 31,
1959, net income oi $236,297 equal after preferred dividend payments
to 15 cents a share on an average of 1,000,239 common shares out¬
The
to
6X
by General last year.
acquisition, expected to become effective on June 17, calls for
of 369,858 shares of Flintkote $5 par common stock in ex¬
change for the assets of Glens Falls. It Is not necessary for Flintkote
I. J. Harvey,
...
'
of
1959, or,
time
shall
-
-
hereafter
Butcher
New
300,000
C. N. White
Glens
class
purchase
the
of
common
common
100,000
Hirshberg, Inc.
Pollock
*
common
shall
more
account
600,000
F. S.
♦
15,
that
working capital.
sold.
of
the
share
Mr.
200,000
Wyatt, Neal Si Waggoner
&
proposed
July
such earlier
_
Issuance*
under
.
•
stockholders
por¬
."IGA.",, ,"United
Supers,
(US)",
or"Buy-Way
addition, (he company provides a variety of adminis¬
operating jservlces on a free basis;
names
•
of
the
of
Co.
of
wherefore
In
Overton <fc Co
Thomas
189, p. 2241.
approval
kote
for
common
General Waterworks
both
1,
200.000
Stockholders
used
used
by
member of
a
common stock.
with
200,000
MacArthur
on
at
of
both'classes
submitted
to
been
"
prin¬
agreed - to /
,
Flintkote Co.—To Acquire Firm—
»
1915,
and
Oklahoma,
and
general
the
/
-
in
principally
stores.-
supermarkets
Kansas
tions
the
food
540
from
of -
w
-
holders.
PROCEEDS—Net
all
By/virtue
each
i.,
the
Walter Stokes & Co.
200,000
Co.
—V.
«•
Swiss concern, Js also claiming an Interest In General
of litigataion it
started, the iUnitedi-States has
sell General Aniline to
private investors. :•
a
warrants
■Toraticn
Inc.
of
Corp.
*
time, tenders will
.
*
and
Coe.__-Tr___
Masten
Win.
150,000
Johnson, Lane, Space
Kcnower,
of
;
-
Keating's bill would allow the sale and provide that money
the $117,000,000 property be held in trust
pending outcome
litigation.—V. 189, p. 1793.
Howard
William R. Staats & Co.
200,000
Inc.
of
plan to
a
'
was
unable
....
.
they
on
The. $2,131,000
(6,600,000 shs.
Steele, Haines Si Co
Humphrey,
Fleming Co., Inc.—Stock
U
have
150,000
300,000
Inc.
company.-
for
.price
362,500 slis.
Hemphill, Noyes Si Co.— 1,500,000
Hulme,
be
General Builders
25,000,000
9,125,000: " '!
J. II. Hilsman & Co.,
Corp. was elected
of
to a
all of
and
948.
p.
*
the
X
,
Raffenspcrger, Hughes Si
—
Co.
up
to be used for expenses
incidental to mining opera¬
are
to
V-r.
purchasers
which
Norris &
250,000
Corp.—
Funk, Hobbs
stock,
right to reject all
Judiciary Subcommittee
plan
Mr.
300,000
250,000
H.
'*'
*
Motor
sharex,
a
because
paid
vr
Penington, Colket Si Co.
Securities
Securities
Creston
Ford
FINANCING
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
100,000
Corp.
the
May 1 filed
on
been
'
company
of
Mid-South Securities Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
500,000
Co., Inc.
of
S.>
(nonvoting)
EDT
of" shares
shares
Aniline,.,and
income
Co.
1,250,000
Clayton Securities
-
(U.
Consolidated
per
Interhandel,
.
systems),
J. A.
Co
$188
stock, of that
reserves
to
are
State
for June
gross
Mackall &
100,000
Co
Blair Si
.
.
the -.V
500,000
J.-Barth & Co
June
on
corporation, with plants in Albany,. Binghamton and Johnson
City, N. Y., was seized by the U, S. Government
during -World War n
as a property of the German
Government.
-X X •
area
200,000
'
business
The
of
bonds
1,250,000
'
Ply-
account
of
series
,100,000.
Co. Inc.
shareholders
at
particular class,
S.)
lican, /New York,
McMastcr Hutchinson &
Inc
'
;
of
on
May 25 filed a letter of notification
with
covering.,300,poo. shares of. ooinmon -stock to be offered at
per share),
without^.underwriting.
N -
prise.
Outstanding
i[$173,366,00(>
.
requirements
150,000
Co
a
540,000
2241.
p.
Senate
ings
additions
the
net
A.
Co.,
to
buy,
shares of
the stock split,
500,000
Co
>
to convert 'debentures
close
corporation
The
Whipple & Co.__
Barret, Fitch, North
President of
being sold for the
1959,
and
Authorized
.
500,000
Green, Ellis Si Anderson
are
28,
follows:
&
Financial General Corp., William L.
Insurance Co. of Hartford, Lloyd M.
Vice-President of United Services Life Insurance
offered, 75,000 shares
189,
with
fund
1989
Peck
to
sharo, without
Okeechobee,
Halsey, Stuart <fc Co, Inc. $6,100,000
&
mailed
General Aniline & Film
company
the
names
the
of
Bachc
of
Bellnv formerly President of Sterling Precision
Atlas Plywood Corp.—V. 183, p. 1154.
than
(U.
The proceeds
tions.—V. 178,
-vX
held on May 11, 1959, the
company's charter to provide for a
stock split to be consummated on or about June
1,
sinking
4
number
The corporation
:
Lake
20,000,000 shs.
amend
Bacon,
Co., and Chas. N. Bollm.
Mr.
cash
:
pro-
expire
prior to the
-
covering 100,461
V
'
M.
Jaglont, Jack I. Poses, Dewey D.-Stone, Leon
A. Wyman have resigned as directors of Atlas, and
replaced by General Olmsted and Messrs. R. Sherrard Elliot,
Executive
Feb.
$144,G67,000
shares.
<fc
Simon
Bauman,
ended
of
set forth in the mortgage..
as
amount :
and
.'
at 50 cents
„
the number of outstanding
shares of the company's common stock will
be increased to 13,200,000
Allison-Williams
President of Northeastern
Cobb,
eastern
'
Upon consummation of
1969.
Atlas
of
X.-v
-
to
day
*
common
Mines, Inc., Boise, Idaho—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
meeting of stockholders
two-for-one common
Corp,
Plywood
but is continuing
Board, and Chief Executive Office*
less
Ford
Gem
approximate
in 1959 for
Adams
-
154,688
and
will
municipal electric
and
par)__
voted
Atwill
Is not disposing of
to hold them and will remain
Executive -Vice-President
Jr.,
months
.-
Brothers
Charles
been
have
southern
GIVING
except
annual
the
at
p.m.
The proceeds
and
•-
2241.
bonds:
(no
*Not limited
stockholders
D.
Messrs.
have
12
business
Fran-Well, Inc., Oildale, Calif.—Files
and
revenues
p.
shall-terminate
than the maximum is received
by that
a pro rata
basis.
will terminate at 5
maximum
The
is
Freeman & Co
wood.
Fromer,
the
189,
Bankers
of
on
offer
the
The
The
purposes.
program
/X
series
stock
purchase
fully converted basis.
,'ft Mr. Maurice M. Clairmont, Chairman
which
around
area,
service
Almstedt
.
shares
similar
,
PURCHASERS—The
*
Committee.
t
represent
for
construction
1959, which has been anticipated since Feb. 28, 1959.
,
General
following Atlas Plywood Corp. securities:
$1,306,000 SVa.%. convertible subordinated debentures, due 1975; 33,122
of
101.5999X;
X''7
*
■
sinking fund debentures due 1972 $10,000,000
preferred stock ($100 par )
500,000 shs.
Common
The transaction involved, the
shares
1959
.
Atlas'
:
about
area
at "the
shares
more
received.
at
general
redemption prices
and
at
special
redemption
prices
plus accrued interest in each case.
Outstanding- issues
,
Chairman
Co.,
Cumulative
/
N.
Corp. has completed the purchase of an important interest In the Atlas Plywood
Corp
The arrangements for this transaction were made by Arthur
Wiesenberger & Co..
General George Olmsted, President of Financial General
Corp. was
elected
&
1989 series bonds
'
V;X
4 that Financial
for
^
.
General-'Corp.—Stock
announced
was
of
company supplies electric service in.most of
east coast ox' Florida (except the Jacksonville
operating
^Excludes
X Jt
If
respect to shares of
Offered—Halsey, •
issue
$77,000,000 will be spent
transmission and distribution, and other
CAPITALIZATION
organization, it sold a
<fc Co.- and certain other
respectively.^ II.
listed
March,
coast
♦First mortgage
*
.
Is
^
1,187
*
Si Loan, are
828,600 shares of
,
west
Electric
Into
1959, all of
1, 1967 at
1,
July
made
par,
par.
municipalities
$24,871,000.—-V.
Peabody
persons, at $1 per share. ( . f
" X/
X" ■" ;
»'
■-'Net proceeds to the company from
Tits, sale of. stock will be used *
to-repay the $V200,000 bank loan, with interest." The balance will
/
be. used for working capital.
The prospectus lfats as promoters Robert .•
E.
Gibson,-James W. Raymond, and Kidder, Peabody Si Co.
They ;
now
own.
13-,750,
13,750
end
42,450' shares,
Berger
,
438
underwriting syndi¬
-■'■■■ '"■ 'X
■
due
be
-Accordingly, the right
244;
p.
June
on
honored
/ The
1,187
1,187
-
redeemable
to
1959-1960
EARNINGS—For
'/
the- latter's
Kidder,
be
,
Savings
total
a
V;
time.
750
portions of central and north central
supplied in 481 communities, the largest of
which are Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Coral
Gables, West Palm Beach,
Miami Beach, Hlaleah,
Hollywood, Daytona Beach and Sarasota....
t.
11,
4:*i.<k"1 promissory note.
The 'other seven Associations, Coachella
Valley Savings Si Loan, Community Savings
&
Loan,
Lassen
Savings
&
Loan,
Midvalley Savings
Loan,
Palemar
Savings Si
Loan,
other
lower
its
on
be
to
which
the
was
the
five
Florida.
acquired
for a
total of
required funds from a bank
agency),
borrowing
of
the
~
and
insurance
company
in
its
territory along, the
„
outstanding guarantee stock (equity
saving! and loan associations operating in various
of California.
One of
these subsidiaris,
Atlantic
Association, together with its affiliate, Atlanta In-
(an
the
made
that
BUSINESS—This
State
Loan
Si
vestment
750
875
;
short-term
loans
generating stations,
and Improvements.
of eight
the
Savings-
organized
was
the
owns
"
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used
the company to provide additional electric facilities
and for other
corporate purposes, Including repayment of $7,000,000 of
$157,000,000
located at 210 West Seventh- Street, Los Angeles,
Cbdif,, Hied a registration statement with the SEC on May 27, 1959
covering 300,000 shares of its capital stock.
A portion thereof (un¬
specified; to be supplied by amendment) is to be offered for public
sale
by the
issuing company;
and the balance,
representing out¬
standing ! stock, is to be offered for sale in behalf of the present
holders thereof.
The public .offering
price and underwriting terms
to
will
100.78 X
;
»
,
share
per
up to the maximum will be honored in. the
the depositaries designated by Ford (U.
8.), with all
tenders received prior to 5 p.m. EDT on
June
15
being treated
equally in that they will be deemed to have been
received -as of-that
PROCEEDS—-Net
bank
company,
are
/
'
3,563
1,312
Co,—Bonds
101.52X
$3
to
order received by
by
estimates
also
Corp.,
will
15, N. Y.
convertible
Tenders of class A stock
i
438
2,250
Weld
net profit of
outstanding.
net income of
July
on
(subordinate!
maximum of 775,628 shares of class
A
the 30,208 shares of class B
(voting)
'
1,187
3,563
105.78X
receding from
Financial Federation, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
1,
1,187
2,250
3,563
/
White,
redemption
terminate
i\.Canada* Ltd., Its offer
250
2,625
i.X
101.841 X;
bonds
new
ranging
■
Co.
'
Company
1,187
,
184,
T-'1h
X'
If
(Jointly),
First
The
respectively.—
>
:
3,563
1959.—V.
$3.19/
5,107,703
and
Ford Motor Co.-r-Mails Canadian
Share Bids—-
250
'
*;.
26,
OTHER
BIDS—Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. (jointly) bid 100.1099X also for a
5% coupon.
Bids for a 5%X' coupon came from
Bl.vth & Co., Inc. and Lehman
25,532,200
were
750
stocic
\
50,124,076
for
Payment
,
($1
60,026,382
1129.
p.
v
3,563
1,312
Stuart & Co. Inc. is manager of an
which offered on June 4 an
called
debentures
interest.
fixed for redemption;
par
♦Earnings per share are calculated on the average number of shares
outstanding during the periods which for the 13 weeks ended May 2,
v.
*
mortgage bonds, 5% series due June 1, 1989, at
100.777% and accrued interest to yield 4.95%, The
group
won award of the bonds at
competitive sale on June 3
on a bid of 100.15%.
30,867,800
$0.67
i
SEC
8,566.541
XX/X
*
Light
has
5Ms%
Co.,
$25,000,000
4,472,800
:_XX-X'V
share
'/
&
*
shares
indenture
T"
'1,187
•
A
first
5,540,600
.
' •/
3,563
Co._
Power
616,430
j
,
->/ -
•
$5,185,482
on
Vi x'?' ho,weVer>' that -such right to convert
£
se ot buslhess on the third full
-Ciate
2137.
p.
corporation
the
10,708,303
taxes—
"*
750
3,563
cate
May 3,'58
$
inc.
________
income
189,
&
of
share
per
■
750
/.'>
Gardner:
&
Brothers
$2.03
-
i
cement
a
1,187
'
&
Co.
-
also has
stock of the
company at tire conversion price of $8.50
principal
of debentures for each
sharo of common stock. /The
—V.
Xx:'x
_
May 2,'59
$
3,563
2,250
.
r
-
•
operat¬
—52 Weeks Ended—
May 3,'58
;
I
Inc
to
16 -Wall St., New York
The- debentures are
presentlly
875
:
Co.,
equal
1,875
2,625
-
,
FTintkote
reported, for
outstanding
Trust
■
'-750
5,625
Seltsam, Hanni & Co., Inc
Stern
its
'J
,1,187
.2,250
Inc._.^
Co.
Investment
Rcinholdt
7
—V.
divisions
'
Moroney, Bcisshcr & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
1
one
•sales.l^.l.L 146,256,866 138,894,150 660,510,975 635,348,804
retail
Dain
Martin
1958
the
M.
3,563
Lathrop, Herrick & Smith, Inc..;
$28,084,620.
for
report
x;
-;
$
.
r
is
Co.,
Sullivan &
Florida
—13 Weeks Ended—
May 2,'59
v*
Fed.
more
depart-
and
acres
is composed of
Including branches.--
stores,
Income
Memphis
a
13
X
10 department store
'•
Net
area
include
.
Federated, now
.
Mid-South
in the heart of downtown Memphis
and a parking garage.
The parking
year.
ing 43
the
properties
«fe
•'r/
Co., Inc.—
Fstes & Co., Inc—
Farwell, Chapman <fe
J. A. Hogle & Co.—
employers with approximately 2,000 employees.
established in 1929, reported sales for the fiscal year
were
fiscal
in
J.
largest
Federated,
ended Jan.
Assets
store
Hie Goldsmith
Becker
3,563.'
Ky." "
10°X_ plus accrued
Stockholders
' "X
5,129
'
1,187
"
15,371
:
i
X The Columbian Securities Corp..
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co
X'
.
G.
Chiles-Schutz
resourceful
and
A.
Bosworth,
S.
progressive
\
downtown
only
The
store.
Memphis'
.
accomplish the
or policies
of t-lie
pooled our resources
have
most
Co.„
Beecroft, Cole & Co
square block
a
adjacent- service
to
-
management
simply
the
department
Memphis is the hub.
than three-fourths of
order
Company
&
Co. X
&
>• Bacon, Whipple & Co._______
f
Barret, Fitch, North <fc Co. Inc
Federated
X-
department store group in America."
Goldsmith's, is
President.
'.,.v
"Wc
~
believe,
and,. I
stock
X..
>
change
no
Goldsmith
largest,
Lazarus,
common
.-.XX
.
"There
store,"
with
Ralph
and
230,000 shares of
affiliation.
was
Weld
Bachc
The
,.
""Selling-:./,.
:
White,
as
acquisition of Goldsmith's of Memphis.
announcement
more than
1,800,000 .barrels.
Its
names" of "Iron Clad" iirid "Velo"
England.
|
X-
——
'
"
New
Flying" Tlgrer Line, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
.
Shares—
—
of
trade
2,12.5,598 shares of $5 par common stock
(which was prior to a
three-for-two split,
bince the year-end
report., Mr. Harvey has
stated that Flintkote's 1959
sales are expected to exceed $200 million.
V. 189,
p. 2457.
8,000 shs.
>v..
and
plant at Glens Falls, N. Y., with a
a
capacity
the
on
791,328 shs.
■
operates
recent
below, through their
Representative, White, Weld Si Co., have severally agreed, to
purchase
from the company and the
selling stockholders 75,000 shares and
25j000 shares, respectively, of the common stock of the
company, each
underwriter
agreeing to purchase the tdtal number of shares set
opposite its name below:;
•
« *
; .
^
a
.
named
.
State
at'Louisville,
$1,250,063,
1,250,000 shs.
,
underwriters
and
under
1958 sales of $156,172,639, and
$7,536,066, equal after preferred dividend
requirements
$1,250,000
par)—__
sold
Yox*k
Flintkote
FINANCING
;I-Jv AuthorizedOutstanding
.
'
___
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
1
_
notes
5Vo
Common
of
end
for
the
to
/
2687,
p.-
the
at
one-half
of
shares "will
'
.,
5(<>
l
owns
production
are
X For 1958 Glens Falls reported sales
*
PRESENT
X
•
New
plant
,
*
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. of Clarinda,* Iowa— *
F(les With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Falls
annual
products,
A
years.
July
on
rated
cash
_
and what one lawyer close to the situation-called "all
problems growing out of the formation of a novel type of
-
.
/
•
r
.
Louis J. Glickman, President .of Glickman Corp.,-In confirming the
abandonment of the project, said the plan had been to sell about
3,357,700 shares of common stock at $10-per share.
The plan of Mr. Glickman and the underwriters was That with about
-
(2566)
6
various
buv
States
formed by Mr. Glickman, a New
syndicates originally
^
T7?ese * syndicates
created when
were
$12.50
Corp. would
the United
of the proceeds of the stock issue, Glickman
office and commercial buildings throughout
and Canada.
These are now owned by limited
£25 COO OOO
of
partnerships
York real estate
proceeds
cabital.—V.
they do under the syndicate form.
Glickman said that the syndicates and
as
..
—
./v"/:
,
'
This
Y., and
chain.—V.
food
Louis
opcr.
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
of clhss
A stock and
3, one in
The open-
.
there
PROCEEDS—As
securities
of
is
,
commitment
the
for
purchase
of
the
of
with
other
edness
r.t
15
Should less than all of the units be sold, the proceeds
deducting underwriting commissions and expenses of
will be used to the extent thereof for the foregoing purposes,
the
the
York
New
5,
N.
Y.,
all
1953
outstanding stock
by the corporation.
and
began
of
organized
eight
wholly-owned
The predecessor
business'in June
lie
at
areas
On
was
Jhe
prices and
14,
account
on
1958.
of the
stockholders
of
the
and
5685,000
such
(Sheet
class
the
SEC
terms
;
and
after
stock
purchase
York
expenses
financing which
included
A
City
greater
shares
sold
B
in
19,
price
the
account
Nov.
14,
net
the
of
1953
and
proceeds
of
17,
stock.
444
West
herein.—V.
34th
189,
Street,
in
said
city,
as
set
forth
The
company
Severing
23,000
on
May 22
shares
of
filed
a
common
letter
stock
of
—
the
par)
to
with
be
the
SEC
offered
at
;•
r
-
bank
.1"
approximately
of
near
,
wholly-owned subsidiaries of The Houston v
trans- >
Rouge,
delivered to Houston Texas Gas & Oil Corp,
two
is
gas
Florida
to
being
to
The
markets.
V
carriers via its subsidiary pipe-
natural gas
a
^
Corp. will also be a distributor of gas
many
Florida cities." The corporation has
Houston
consumers
in
not offer the
semitropieal climate does
Florida's
Because
big space-
<
markets that exist in most areas of the United States, the U
at first will be based primarily on an industrial load. Some s'i
100.000,000 cubic feet of gas daily will be delivered to Florida Power
& Light Co. and 50,000,000 cubic feet daily will go to Florida Power
•
Corp.
The power companies
purchase the gas directly from, pro- .
ducers in. Texas and Louisiana and pay the pipelines a transportation
pipeline
-
natural
"
the
gas
Canners
Co-op.;
initially
from
and
Texas
Swift
and
Co.
transport
&
in
suppliers
addition,
.
the
from about 16 fields for
Florida Power Ac.Light Co.
gas
and
purchase
direct
its
receive
37 fields
some
In
Louisiana.
Co.
will
Corp.
Transmission
Coastal
Corp.
Florida industrial companies that have contracted for
Buckeye Cellulose; Coronet Phosphate; Florida Citrus
Libby, McNeil & Libby; Minute Maid Corp.; Suni-
are;
Products
Citrus
.•
-
by
gas
in the Gulf Coast area of ^
transmission system will
delivery to Florida Power ^
V
"
'.-T
have contracted to sell gas to Coastal }
such companies
as
Amerada Petroleum Co., Pure Oil Co., Shell
Co.,-Magnolia Petroleum Co., Union Oil Co. of California. Tide-',
water
Oil
Co.,
British-American Oil
Producing Co., and Phillips J
Among the gas producers who
are
proceeds
outstanding
notes
the
proceeds
the
purchase
munlcations,
the
in
amount
$350,000.
of
The
balance
physics1
and
-
189,
Including
1467.
p.
^
Corp.—Signs Union Contract—
Industrial Rayon
-
<
the Textile Workers Union of America. AFLCIO, on May 28 announced that agreement has been reached on a
three-year contract covering about 4.000 employees at the company's
plants in Cleveland and Painesville, Ohio, and Covington,-Va.
This
-
to -develop * and> market
and
Co.—V.
Petroleum
of C
organized in Delaware on May 2, 1955
development in
certain -areas v of
com-
was
and
electronics
Oil
from
will be used for general corporate purposes,
of additional equipment and machinery.
BUSINESS—Company
undertake
research
to
-t
heating
oversubscribed and the books were
the financing will be used by the
company for the prepayment of a 5;!4r/o note due Sept.-30, 1959 outstanding-in the amount of $135,000 and tlie payment" of' short-term
PROCEEDS—Net
corporation
»
;
and
\
*
specialized
.
electronic -components -and
name
'
adopted
was
on
May
1,
It
1959.
related •products. -Its present "
manufactures three * lines of
products—crystal
filters, digital units and Stable frequency sources.
Sales
of the company's
products and services include; sales under
direct contracts With each of the Armed Services, and
subcontracts
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRE8ENT
FINANCING
Authorized
•
new
agreement
provides
10-year
sinking
fund
debentures
due
July 1, 1965 (convertible!—
+$5 cumulative conv. pfd. stock, without
value
Common stock
t In
addition
:
j.
»
(10 cents par)
to
the
shares
;
•
'
"Outstanding
•
for
a
5#
wage
April 20, this year; a 2xhcU increase on June
on
June 19, 1961.
The 2Var/c
increase
effective
to'
a
June
pension
1961,
19,
at the
may,
instead
plan
of
,
*
•
Other,
of
provisions
the
request
include
agreement
the
rates.
wage
increase effective as .
13, 1960, and a 2Va% ■-
scheduled to become
of the union, be applied \
increase
prime
government - contractors.
Executive
offices
and
manu¬
facturing facilities of the company are located in , Cambridge, Mass. ■'
'
'
The
of
with
in
With
retail
charge.
t Offered—
Stock
^
purchased and is operating gas distribution properties serving Jack?
sonville, Orlando, Miami, Lakeland, Daytona Beach,- Eusis, Mt; Dora
and
Umatilla.
Thirty-eight
other
Florida communities have con* rt
tracted for and will be served with natural gas. '/
,/?• /;
of 150,000 shares of common; stock at a
-
par
notification
(no
Files
addition
companies,
to
closed.
t5r/c
Greenwich Gas Co., Greenwich, Conn.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
line
$10 per share.
v
the
There
In
per
1573.
p.
operated
transmission
for
share was made June 2 by C. E.
Co. and associates. The offering :
first public sale of the company's common i
$4.50
This offering was
1059
and undenvriting commissions. Giving effect
was completed after the date of the balance
prospectus, there are now 598,223 shares of
of
marks
underwriters.
Feb.
approximately
La.
debt and 12,347 shares of $25
Co.-—Common
;
Corp. Coastal Transmission Corp. operates the gathering and
mission system from its origin near McAllen, Texas to Baton
Unterberg, Towbin &
outstanding. The proceeds were used in connection with
of the properties at 152 and 136 East 79th Street, New-
and
detail
this
for
derived
system, is
„
in- '
Hausman
Steel now has outstanding 92,160
stock.
The Howard, Weil underwriting firm has
Electronics
Ilermes
Public offering
advantageous to the corporation.
between
corporation
^
e
.
stock,
Class
of
cost
a
southeast Texas
.
.
$800,000 of long-term
to
addition
.V. '•
at
in
Among
corporation, 40,000 shares for, the account of certain
were
'
•/
^
option to acquire 8,750 class B shares at
an
1954.
deemed
•'
—-
is primarily engaged in the design,' fabrication,"
distribution
of products
for the construction- of
preferred
shares
a
52,400
shares
*^e
%o
in the,-prior, year was
company,
,
In
were
Nov.
i:
$164 million, the system •]
the Rio Grande and extends in a it
giant crescent shape around the Gulf of Mexico to a terminus south
of Miami.
Construction of the project, which had to traverse some of
the "wettest" country in the United States, including-25 major river
crossings, began last October.
Including some 765 miles of lateral
lines,
and
upon- completion
of additional
lateral sales lines, 'the
system will total some 2,600 miles, equivalent to the distance from Miami to Los Angeles,
* \
- ■
/
initial
The
pipeline
system,
consisting
principally
of
24-inch .
diameter
pipe, has a capacity to deliver 282 million cubic feet of v
natural gas per day and is expected to reach full delivery before the 'f
end
of July.
Plans are already underway to build additional com- ;
pressor stations at
a
cost of $41 million.
These increased facilities, ;
scheduled to be in operation by early next year, will boost the systern's capacity to 417 million cubic feet daily.
,
a A if
'This
newest
addition
to
the
nation's
vast natural gas
pipeline ;
common
.
of business
March 26, 1957
subsidiaries,
f
compressor
gas
Constructed
in¬
institutional buildings,*' It plans- to use *
offering in part to retire short-term bank ;
borrowings incurred to finance the acquisition of all the outstanding
common
shares of Concrete Steel Corp., the balance of-the proceeds
to be
used for general corporate purposes for the expansion of the
company's
business.
The company acquired for $580,465
in cash -,
all
the
common
shares of
Concrete Steel Corp. of Detroit, which .
company
is
engaged
in
the same principal business as
that of
Hausmari Steel.
The purchase was financed by short-term loans of
$100,060
each from
each of three banks; and by
an
increase of
$350,000 In the amount of the company's long-term loan from an ;
insurance company.
.--ft .•'
•
.'
;*
registration statement filed with the Securities
cte Exchange
Commission, Washington, D. C., became effective with
respect to a public offering of a total of 492,400 shares of class A
Btock at $2.37 Va per share, of which
400,000 shares were offered for
All
period
same
Steel Co.—Registers With
company
a
originates
'
par
organized
*'
Files
—
June 3 by
on
.system,
after regular
stock,
qonnnon
.
;
dustrial,
commercial
and
the proceeds of this stock
case.
Nov,
v
-'■■■■
after deducting returns, discounts and allow¬
in the current period, against $10,333,931 in
period of the prior year.—V. 187, p. 573.
.
/ ' • "* "
"■
stallatlon
believes that to a major extent that will continue
However, the corporation does not intend to restrict
future operations exclusively to that
city if opportunities should
presented for the acquisition of rental-income properties In other
the
V
•
registration
The
management
be
»'.• •' is-
•
stock resulting
inent.
The
alie
.S>
located at 300 Sandusky St., Toledo, Ohio, filed
statement with the SEC on. June 2,
1959, covering
shares, to be offered for public sale through Howard,
Weil,
Labourite, Fricdrichs
& Co, and The
Ohio Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend-
corporation and its predecessor have been engaged, through
wholly-owned subsidiaries, in the ownership and management of rentalincome real estate. It is the
corporation's present intention to continue
to engage exclusively in such business. All of the
properties thus far
(held by the corporation have been located in the
City of New York,
to
same
80,900
laws
the
Required
Its
•
$12,021,808
were
This
a
principal place
was
:
.
the
same
of
St.,
the
for
income
q •
and its subsidiaries for
$383,651, equivalent to
equivalent to 43 cents per share after preferred dividends.
Hausmajn
of the State of New York for the purpose of
acquiring
outstanding capital stock of a Delaware corporation of the
name.
The predecessor was dissolved and its assets,
consisting
of
Inc.,
station some 40 miles west of Jacksonville,^
Fla., F. E, Stanley, Chairman opened a valve to start the flow of this C.V
important fuel to Peninsular Florida via a new 1.447-mile pipeline f
approximately $1,860,000.
after
William
under
«11
.
retroactive effect to increase in the number of
from payment of' an 8%--stock divi¬
1959, earnings in the six months period in the prior
29,
Jan.
on
ances,
Vary the
of Directors.
its
'
Consolidated net sales,
of the corporation, will be
available and may be
of currently maturing note and mortgage indebt¬
operating expenses. The corporation reserves the right to
foregoing use of the proceeds in the discretion of the Board
having
Clinton, N. Y/
and Exchange Commission—
Service,
Gas
Allen & Co. at $21.50 per share, with If
a
dealer's concession of 62Vz cents per -share." This of¬
fering was quickly oversubscribed.
made
,
Alter giving
year were
the amount so replenished)
for the *
rental-income properties. In acquiring such '
corporation,
net
*
r
of
the
on
common
dend
,
funds
BUSINESS—-This
share
per
Consolidated
the payment
the issue,
.••••••
this corporation
April' 30. 1959 totaled
ended
shares of
and
received
'
income
$350,570.
properties, it is not contemplated that the purchase price will be
paid entirely in cash, but that they will be acquired by making a cash
down payment and giving or assuming mortgages for the balance of
the purchase
price. Pending the acquisition of .any such properties,
the proceeds, to an extent estimated not to exceed $100,000, together
used for
•
outstanding
preferred dividends of $44,998.
cents
47
(including
additional
.
.
America—Earnings Increased— v
net
months
six
the
being
corporation
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
proceeds, when and as received, are intended to be added initially
to the corporation's working capital; $630,000 will be used for rcplcn- A
Ishment of the corporation's treasury for the cash down payment of
paid amount on the purchases of properties at 152 and 156 East 79 St.,
New York City and 444 West 34th St.,
New York, N. Y. (including
repayment
of
approximately
$60,000
borrowed
for such
purpose)-;
approximately
$60,000
will be used
for
painting,
decorating
and ,
refurbishing the aforesaid 79th Street and 34th Street properties;
and,
as
opportunities present themselves
front
time -to time,
the '
remaining proceeds are intended to be used together with other funds
of
Canada-Ltd.-^-Stock In». c
Paper Co. of
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. below.—V. 180, pp. 990 and 1334.
Household
shares;
shares;
126,686
of
Ilat Corp. of
ouch
acquisition
deck
on
& Dauch
See West
$462,500
Consolidated
money
discounts and expenses of the issue will be
or
I,l05;681
At
these rights expire on July 1.
firm
no
;
William S. Hamilton,. Board, Chairman, ;
owner
of
120,806
and Trust B, owner of 125,194 shares.
Houston
Corp. — Opens 1,447-Mile Pipeline System
The
three
Hamiltons
are
trustees of two trusts: 'Trust Ah created
From Rio Grande to Miami—
M
;
\
under Will of Bertis
F. Hamilton, which holds
148,296 shares; and
Trust
B
created under Will
of Bertis F. Hamilton,- owner of the
Natural gas service to Peninsular Florida,
the nation's last major
125,194 shares listed above,
Mrs. B. F. Hamilton is entitled to the > population area heretofore lacking this service, was officially introincome from the trusts during her life.
> ■,
f-x* duced on June 1 by this corporation.
-
offered no representation is made that the full
sought will be received by the corporation. If. all
of the units being offered by the corporation are sold, the net pro¬
ceeds
to
the
corporation after deducting underwriting commissions
the
amount
<-T
company,
owner
including
held of record May 29, 1959;
.
.
Dec. 30, 1960. An additional 598,223
units are being offered at $2.50 per unit to existing holdfirs of class A stock in the ratio of one for each share
and
rows
terest Sold—
of serial notes).
-y-'/tv,-"-'-.y;
prospectus lists the following selling stockholders, • each proposing the sale 12,500 shares: Clarence O. Hamilton, Executive VicePresident who now owns 125,522 shares; Earl.F. Hamilton, President,
additional share of class A stock ..fit $3.50 per share
to
7,500
a
..
warrant to purchase
share
22,500
With Securities
Columbus, Ind.,.on June 3, ~r
The corporation on May 25 filed a letter of notification
with the
SEC 'covering *50,030 out- ;
SEC
coveringv 5,000 shares of common stock to. be offered at par
be offered for public sale
($10 pet
share)',- through Mohawk Valley Investing Co., The.,. Utica,
by the present holders thereof through an underwriting group headed ,
N. Y.
w,'i
by City Securities Corp.
The public offering price and underwriting
The. proceeds are to be used for repayment of a debt; purchase of
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
v ^
i;rv. •
^
equipment and lor working capital.—V. 188, p. 1156.
The company is said to be a diversified manufacturer .with product ;
lines in both
consumer - and
capital equipment classifications.
The
Houston Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary ofmajority of its products and sales are in the .^housewares"., industry.
It
has outstanding
1,159,034 shares of common stock < (in addition
fering of 53,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
Offered—
one
a
income.
2034.
-ilindc
$4,733,178
$1,067,981 $6,435,635
209,407 ' "1,854,885
$1,984,243
644,943
op
The
one
Inc.
holds of cellular construction;'and the
one
container high. :
.
.
,
^
them ;in
of
located at 2525 State St.,
registration statement with the
standing shares of Its common stock, > to
Each unit consists of
units, at, $2.75 per unit.
300,000
p.
ry.
Hamilton Cosco,
This
being opeerated by the Eastern
Corp.—Securities
opcr.
,
189,
filed
2458.
Realty
from
rev.
ry
—V.
New
of
Co.-_*^;;__'
Highway Trailer Co. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Highway Trailer
Industries, Inc.—V. 188, pp. 2246 and.. 2352;
-V "V' :V
1939—Month—1958
1959—-4 Mos.
$7,221,153
$6,352,842 $27,329,196 $26,228,218
5,236,910
5,284,861
20,893.561 ^21,495,040
revenue-.
Railway
in
remainder
;
-1958
Railway
Rogers Co. and Joseph Mandell & Co., Inc.,
York City, on June 2 publicly offered
L.
both
189, p.
American
Great
Co.,
&
for shipments on the Santa Eliana and :-t
The containers are to be used
-
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended Apr. 30—
"fh
opened two new supermarkets on June
the other in Peterborough, Out., Canada.
company
&
Burnham
52,500
—
.
Reilly,
'
Shares
Reynolds
Towbin
Unterberg,
Co.
boxes—a migjority
Supermarkets—
Ings bring to 477 the number of inurkets
E.
agreed"
f
to
Delhi, N.
Shares
C.
v
.
manufactures an automatic throttle for
eutomobilcs which maintains a constant speed on fairly level terrain.
The device is designed to reduce driver fatigue during long journeys
on
turnpikes
and other limited access
roads. For details, see V.
2351.
severally
aggregate of 150,000 shares of common stock
as follows:
an
at $4.05 per share,
company,
Dart prop-Jet engines, ^ Santa Leonor, now being converted into lift-on lift-off container ships
and
can
self-sufficiently operate completely
devoid of all ground , which will be entering service in late 1959 and early 1960, respectively;
Designed to reduce handling operations and to expedite loading and
handling equipment,
Features include a self-contained stairway just
aft of the cockpit which permits pilot control of loading and unloading,
"j unloading, the containers are- 17 feet long,: 8 feet wide, and 8 feet
arid an auxiliary power unit which allows-.thee ground - operation' of-^ high; with a capacity of 18 long tons and will be used by Grace
Line for dry cargo.
cabin
air conditioning equipment,
radio and lights,independent - of
They are made of aluminum and steel, lined
the main engines.
After loading, the engines ares started using in-£| with plywood, floored with oak; and have end doors of full height
ternal, power.
The 'plane can." carry as mahyr as nirietecn passengerS ; and full width, that can be locked. They keep cargo sealed and pro¬
in
a
high-density version.
' '"
r
7
*
, ,,
* t tected, safe-from weather and pilferage; and their rugged construcr
Distributors marketing the Gulfstream are Pacific Airmotive, Burtion and
lifting sockets permit easy handling by fork lift" truck or
overhead ciane.
'
1
bank; Southwest Airmotive, Dallas; Atlantic Aviatiori, Wilmington and
Grace Line's two container ships each will carry 476 of these giant
Tiinmiris Aviation,
Montreal.—V. 189, p. 1928.'
: : i;
BUSINESS—The corporation
p.
the
plane is powered by two Rolls Royce
The new
New York City, has announced that
all of the 300,000 shares of Glide Control Corp. commonstock, recently offered at $1 per share, have been sold.
Grand Union Co.—Opens Two
purchase severally
from
below
named
linal
...
traffic.
Hoffman & Co., Inc.,
189,
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
1959.
exercise ot options outstanding at May 25,
upon
;
_
.
Offering Completed
—
Certifi¬
.
'*
!'
governmental approval of the Gulfstream;; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Coleman <fc Co.
7,500
an air transport,
gives the Grumman company a go-ahenfd to mar¬
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.__ 8:7,500
\ Co. _• 22,500
ket
the new
plane through four distributors, • three in the' United ,
H. Hentz & Co
:
Lee Higginson Corp
7,500
22,500
States, one in Canada.
*
—V. 189, p. 2034;
/V^ '
Grumman has already received 40 orders for the.lO-to-12 passenger
corporate plane which flew for the first time in August of last year.
w Highway
Trailer Industries, Inc.—Large Contract— «
In production at a minimum rate of three per month,
the company t
The
Grace
Line
has
placed an order with the Highway Trailer
expects to have 27 of the planes ready by the close of the year. 1
•
Co. - of Edgerton, Wis.,
for 1,500 cargo containers.
The order, which
Cruising speed for the new plane Is 357 mph., at an altitude of
calls for deliveries beginning Aug. 1st, allows for an increase of an
25,000 feet,
Pressufization at 25,000 feet provides a cabin altitude
additional 500 containers* at the buyer's option. -\,.Y;,r
1
of 5,500 feet, permitting abovc-the-weather routing—over: heavy air
,
Control Corp.
each $10 of
for
stock will be required for conversions and
shares upon conversion of the debentures
$10 per common share (one share of comdebentures); 147,564 shares upon conversion
preferred stock at the conversion price (after giving effect to '
/ the adjustment thereof which will be required upon the issuance of the
additional common stock) of $6.10 per common share (16.396 shares
of common stock for each share of preferred stock); and 19,275 shares t
■
Engineering Corp.—FAA
'.
-
„
certification,
FAA
Glickman Corp. will con¬
result of the failure of the project was
that "I am out a little money." He said the announced plan of Glick¬
man Corp. to buy the National Biscuit Co. factory and office properties
in Manhattan for $5,000,000 will go through as planned by Aug. 1 and
he v ill syndicate the property.
,
'
The property includes 22 plant and related buildings on several blocks
<>f land which formerly, housed Nabisco's New York manufacturing and
headquarters operations ("Will Street Journal").—V. 189, p. 2351.
Glide
.-V.;'
20,000
as
and the only
before
as
;
common
price of
the
of
corporation's new prop-jet corporate transport; the Gulfstream,
latest entry in a burgeoning business flying
market,':has been cer¬
tified
by the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), according to an an¬
nouncement issued May 25 by L. A. Swirbul, President,
Mr.
tinue
working
bank
pay
of
follows:
as
conversion
stock
mon
This
.
t
,.
..
wiuld have been made from de¬
preciation "and this concept is difficult to follow for people used to
the ordinary industrial
company operation."
In addition, ne said,
"there were appraisal problems" with various properties, and certain
State regulatory commissions did not grant approval to sell shares
until recently.
Among the States were California, Illinois and Florida,
He said also that legal documents and prospectus material took longer
than usual to draw up "because there are no examples to follow."
When the underwriting group indicated it would not buy all tlic
etccl: to be sold, Mr. Glickman attempted to get members of the exist¬
ing syndicates to subscribe to about $10 million to $12 million of stock.
Ho held a meeting on May 19 to explain the problem.
But not enough
of the 1,000 people present indicated sufficient interest, even though
they were offered a slight price concession.
Mr.
Glickman said "it was apparent that most of these present
syndicate members wanted to remain as such and not take stock."
Ho said one reason probably is the fact they receive from 9%
to 12V
return
on
their investments
and would have received only about
6% under the new setup.
But he said the risk would be less since
they would share in all the properties rather than just in one building
loans and for
to
used
Aircraft
Grumman
offering
:
cation—
the new corporation
in
p.
offered
to
the
public.
The
& Co., Inc., Boston,. Mass.
be
the
at
;
Putnam
to be
27G2. •
are
183,
buildings and then
stockholders
by
shares
options
sharer,
allotment.
to
will
shares
underwritten
be
The
Glickman purchased the
Mr.
resold them to individuals who put up from $1,000
to $10,000 each.
These groups of limited partners, together as a syndi¬
cate, then owned the property.
.
With the cash received for their present shares in these ventures, the
individuals were to buy an equivalent amount of stock in the Glickman
Corp
Mr. Glickman said there are about 7,000 such partners; they
would not have been obligated, however,
to buy stock, which also
could be purchased by the public.
As Mr Glickman explained it yesterday: "It seems some underwriters
durinc the last few months, when we were meeting with delays in get¬
ting approval of our prospectuses in various States, cut down their
Indicated interest in the stock."
"—"■<'
An
attorney close to the negotiations saiu dividend
payments to
subject
rights
Unsubscribed
will
eight
for
share
new
186,839
of record June 1, 1959 on the basis
then held, with additional sub¬
Rights expire* in 15 days.
share to stockholders
per
one
scription
'
" '
p.
649. " ,'
'
-
.
,
.
'
.
.
outstanding at
'.u,'
-
and
188,
:
-
$200,000
International
_.
Business
Machines
Corp>
^
tl,400,000 shs.-
.
(
^
:t
('
--
$200,000
11.000 shs..
;
four weeks of vacation^
employees with 20 years of service, effective Jan. 1, 1960;
future, increased benefits under the group insurance, program.—V.
f6r
9,000 shs. r-
.
884,854 shs.
May 25,\ 1959
a
total of
'
Divisions—
A
major
Thomas
J.
.
>
reorganization
Watson,
Jr.,
'
1
of
—
Reorganizes
*C'
•
-
..
this corporation has been announced
viz:
President,
-
Volume
189
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7,
(2567)
The
Data
Processing Division, which handles IBM punched card
&nd ■.electronic
data
processing systems, has been separated into a
marketing division, and two product development and
manufacturingdivisions—one for large-scale data
processing systems, the other for
smaller
Military
Washington
Products
Federal
Watson,
Division
Office
to
has
form
combined
been
a
Federal
new
with
the
Systems
Jr.
will
the
shortened lines
resulting
stated:
of -the
during
in
subsidiary
IBM
of
-Keeshin Transport System—Adds 20
Freightmasters—
476.
Delivery
"This
communications
better
the, four
corporation
new
faster
service
to
divisions,
were
'
groups.
and
.sale-of. the
placed
our
two
in
decisions,
customers." ^
existing
two
divisions,
and
newly-established
of
Florida—Stock
Offered—Public
stock of the company.
common
oversubscribed
.
and
PROCEEDS—Net
•.'/
management
Corp.
of
books
proceeds
the
Offering
be
to
the
lems."
equipment
will
models,
which
front
' —
the
of
be
with
increases
Highway's high-tensile steel 38-foofe
specially-designed "Level-Flor"
con¬
the
cubic
trailer
capacity,
lift-truck loading'
interchange prob¬
permits
eliminates
and
tractor
'
'
Highway Trailer Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Highway Trailer
Industries, Inc., is the, designer and manufacturer of the new equip¬
was
by
used
new
struction
ment,
(Pa.)
financing will
on
FWghtmaster
closed.
from
20 Highway Freightmaster trailers has been
made to
Transport System's headquarters at Toledo, Ohio, it was
May 12 by Mr. J. L. Keeshin, President.
Keeshin
The
offering of 275,000 shares of common stock at a price
of $4.50 per share was made June 2
by an underwriting
group jointly headed by Aetna Securities Corp. and Roman &
Johnson. * The offering marks the first public
i,
company
increasingly
r'-X.In /addition,
rate
Hands—
p.
announced
Investment
IBM
Division.
further step in decentralizing the
provides an organization structure
accommodate
the
anticipated growth of the corporation
next
few, years. - At the same time, it will bring about
operations
which
Change
the
.This division will continue to
engineer and produce special military data
processing systems and, in addition, market commercial data
process¬
ing systems to federal government
agencies.
Mr."
RR.—To
See Southern Ry..below.—V. 173,
j
,,
systems.
The
.
Interstate
-
f
with
-
.
plants
;■
';
at
Edgerton
and
Stoughton
(Wis.)
Hazleton
and
-
'
the
company ..for the
development of its real estate properties. The balance
*; of the proceeds will provide additional working capital for the company.
a
*
Koehring Co.—Edward J. Rogers Elected to Board—
..
corpo-
BUSINESS^Cprporation was formed in June, 1956 for the primary
of investing in and developing Florida real estate. Its
principal elfice is in Fort, Lauderdale, Broward County, Fla. The company's
charter provides,-however, for diversification
of
its
investments in
-
purpose
"V
/s
Edward J. Rogers has been elected
this company, it was announced
of
,The Data Systems Division,' which will develop and manufacture
large'scale electronic data processing systems and will
operate the •
other fields as may be recommended
by management and approved by?
IBM
plant - and laboratory at Poughkeepsie,
N.
Y. ?;'■"/
t. j the' board of directors.
The main scope of operations, however, has-'
The General Products Division;',which will
been
develop and manufactured
ahd/wiikbe the acquisition and development of land in the State
President
the
and
Board
Koehring
Chairman.
board
directors
of
member of the board of director®
a
May 26
on
The
by
election
to
up
its
Julien R. Steelman,
of
Mr.
full
brings
tea
Rogers
complement
of
members.
.
intermediate and small
ing
machines
lington,
The
i
will
Development Division, announced in April,'
engineer commercial machine systems in order
and
hitherto
undeveloped information handling areas.
division
will
also
explore
new
applications
made
possible .by
most advanced
technologies/
;
v-'.
Rogers is President and Chairman of the Board of Directors ot
Layne-Northwest Co., Wuuwatosa, Wis., large industrial and mu¬
well drilling contractors, and is Chairman of the Board of
Layne and Bowler, Inc., Memphis, Tenn., manufacturers of vertical
This.development has consisted of the promotion and con¬
cooperative apartments and homes and it is contemplated
oilier, developments, on carefully selected land parcels, will include
the
struction! *of
that
construction- of other rental units including homes,
Systems
design
mechanize
Mr.
Florida.
of
computing systems, and punched card account¬
operate IBM plants at Endicott,
N. Y., Bur¬
Minn., and San Jose, Calif.
will
and
Rochester,
Advanced
'which
to
Vt.',
hotels
,
nicipal
apartments, motels,
and 3ighfc-Industrial buildings. This
building program
may; be held either for investment yield or sold.
for
centrifugal pumps/ In addition to these affiliations, Mr. Rogers is a
director of. the Wauwatosa State Bank and President and
a director or
two local real estate
holding companies, Elms Inc., and Traudt Land
rental,
and lease,
The
the
CAPITALIZATION
.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Co.
PRESENT
and
—V.
..
.
He
is also a director of Horizontal
Wells, Inc., Columbus, Ohio,
of Layne Water
Co., Mishawaka, Inch, and a member of the ad¬
visory beard of the American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. of Boston.
FINANCING
,/
.
'f.v '4
Authorized
Outstanding
newly-created Data Processing Division, will lease or sell, and.?
5rJc first mortgage,. due 1975—.
$320,629
service, the complete line of IBM punched card accounting machines
§'/c purchase money mortgage, due 1989
420,248
and
electronic
data
processing
systems
for
all
domestic
markets* "r S60 preferred stock ($800
par)
'I
1,000 shs,
None
except the federal government.
/
%■;; /
vl; '
Common, stock (par 2 cents"2,000,000 shs.
v'd
558,334 shs.
/ .Tire new Federal Systems Division,
which was created to serve all
*55 000 shares are reserved for
issuance pursuant to stock options.
federal agencies and the military in all data
processing areas, com¬
On May 29, 1959, rn amendment to
bines
the Certificate of Incorporation
the
engineering, .*■„ manufacturing,
systems
management
and;
't Was filed in Florida, authorizing the common stock
marketing functions of the Military Products Division with the field
capitalization as
hereinabove set forth. Each share of common stock has one
support of the company's Washington Federal Office.
vote for
This places all
each share held of record/are entitled to
of
IBM's
cumulate their votes for the
government
activities
in
one
division.
The
division
will
election of directors, and is entitled en
continue
to
liquidation to receive a pro rata
operate
IBM plants
and laboratories
at
Kingston and
share of
assets
of
the company
available for distribution to stock¬
Owego, N. Yi •/.
';■/
' : ' <'/
holders.
Holder of common stock are entitled to
receive such dividends
\ The Supplies Division, which was formed in 1956, designs and
as
pro¬
may be declared by the board of directors of the
company, and
duces punched
cards,
magnetic
tapes
and
such stockholders have no
other/ supplies used in
preemptive subscription or conversion rights.
IBM data
processing systems.
All outstanding shares are
fully paid and nonassessable.
V iThe Service Bureau ..Gftrpoigtion, a wholly-owned,
independently?The transfer agent for the
company's common stock is the Registrar
operated subsidiary of IEM, formed in 1957, consists of a nationwide
and Transfer .Company, 15
network of 80 offices offering data
Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J.
:
processing services to customers'
on a contract basis.
UNDERWRITERS
The
'•
underwriters named below have severally
\
\
agreed to purchase from the company the
aggregate number of shares
The
189, p. 1468.
.
Krupp Manufacturing Co.—Common Stock Offered—•
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co. and
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co., Inc., on May 21 publicly
offered 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
.
at
$1.25
the
New Education
Center Dedicated—
This
corporation's four-million dollar
keepsie, N. Y. was dedicated on May 22.
The
new
three-story
of common stock set
-,
education
center
at
Roman
building
The
and
machine
building
is
of
26
IBM
the
education
ce
classrooms.
-.ters.—V.
189,
This
The
board
of
directors
.(he senior officers
John
H.
Hinman
on
the
of
will
May
13
to
the position he has held since 1954.
of
major
policy,
Executive
but
has
voted
serve
changes
in
the
He will
to
be
.
.
.
continue
relieved
of
duties
j
Richard C. Doane continues in his position as
President
the
duties
of
Chief
Executive Officer.
Lamar M.
President
the
EARNINGS
since 1957, who
company
board
of
directors,
STATEMENT
named
was
elected
was
Executive
CONSOLIDATED
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
sales,
Other
income
less
returns,
allow,
SEC
stock
changes
1958
of
Total
income
At
the
also
219,396,051
440,427
pending
694,456
has
1959,
of
13,093,947
taxes
(U.
S.
and
foreign)
the
earnings
♦Net earnings per share of common
"Computed
/
shares
for
basis
on
of
$1.37
shares
for
1959
and
13,026,621
May
1958.
Hinman,
in
"Operations
.
basis
both
plywood
his
lor
in
remarks
April
the
and
end
paper
segment.
to
stockholders,
May
of
Residential
have
;
improved from
"The
Bluff
goals
set
"For
in
terms
earnings
ings for the entire
on
in
corporation
27,
the
1959,
but I
will
year
July and
promoters
months
difficult
ahead
of
1959
bleached
will
both
show
the
predict
that
and
13
Murray
as
results
volume and
1958.—V.
189,
im¬
that
He
rate
said
this
that
of
year
planned
earn¬
the
Board,
its
when
1929.
p.
27
May
on
sales
the
the
stock
would
initial
stage
its
of
each,
ex<-
The
about
as
of
result
a
sale
which
ended
that
increase in earnings in the
earnings after taxes totalled $2.06
when
u
stockholders
significant
conditions
continued
reported
He
totalled
that
$13,136,000
Jan.
31,
to
pared with $13,099,000
1959,
were
year
share,
a
looked
company
The
figures,
first
providing
T
S.
he
Inc.,
quarter
W.
for
the
Cantor,
the
reported,
which
sales,
not
quarter
over
last
p:ovided
including
which
identical
had
program,
company
period
net
pointed out that
expected
within
concerned
White
West- Coast,
ended
year
'feature
Mr.
.opened
as
and
the
the
sell-service
Cantor-reported
model
principal
for
most
a
year
a
cities
in
of
April
with
Co.
the
1934,—V.
the
to
July
7,
Front's
30.
public offering
offering is to
a
formed
in
May,
used
purchase
for
to
for
indicates
off
of
100,000
made
shares
on
com¬
Stores
that
the
in
Inc.,
Feb.
agreed
this
of
from
1959
this
the
its
the
of
results
and
$140,000,
increase
two
in
would
a
low
markup
to
stock
to
hold
engage
to
in
the
that
indebtedness
various
in
.
first
stores
equipment and raw
($25,000),
for the
sales
capital
($77,712).
The
level
prototype
and
to
that
be
Family
this
opened
189,
p.
Fair
storein
its
the
promoters'
stock
acquired
was
2243.
at
$1
With
share,
per
through
for
general
Ross,
Lyon
Co.,
&
Inc.,
T
to
are
be
used
LeTourneau,
corporate
r
purposes.
Inc.
Announces
—
Two
electric
cranes, which can set their
to lift capacity loads within 30 seconds,
by this corporation.
the
as
Series
and
R-30
the
Series
R-45
of 30 and 45 tons, respectively:
All
electi'ically powered.—V. 189, p. 1210.
outriggers
own
ready
are
New
■
mobile
Lear, Incorporated—Record
April 30,
than
have
been
an¬
hava
they
cranes,
functions
operating
ot
Chemical
of
the
Mead
level
line,
of
of its
Aluminum
Kaiser
524,500 tons,
will
highest
the
be
has
it
made
now
for
necessary
to
us
in
A.
430.000
ton
in order to provide
primary
aluminum
alumina
plant
at
Gramercy,
La.,
alumina for the higher operating
plants.—V.
189,
2458.
p.
the
new
Backlog—
record
of
$71.9
million
total
at
million
$79.8
President, announced.
This
Jan.
was
al
moris
1959,
anJ
$3.5 million increase during the month of April.—V.
a
18%
1,
'•
,
40r/c
increase
year,
as
on
in
sales
compared
May
22
by
to
P.
for
a
H.
the
'
.■
40%—Acquisition—
first
months
nine
comparable period one
Neville, President.
of
curreai
its
year
ago,
wsu
Neville
reported that sales for the period August 1 throufih
totaled $11,600,000 compared to $8,200,000 for last year.
Profits
too
have
taken
a
major jump.
just concluded, profits, after taxes,
With a net loss, after tax recover,
nine-month
his¬
make
Anast,
Order
a
'
A
The
period,
assets
Current
tons.
and
than
to
rose
Leece-Neville Co.—Sales Up
April 30
oper¬
its
in
total annual capacity of 609,500
James L.
higher
'
Mr.
Corp.—Expansion—
backlog
1795.
p..
T
order
1959,
lOYa
represented
for
the
-
Kaiser Steel
sharp
one
to
year
the
For
nine
months
ago.
*
'
liability ratio is 3-to-l.
increase
in
both
period
amounted to $332,000 as comparo-i
of $23,000, during the comparable
sales
and
.
profits,
according
to
M?.
'Neville,
"may be attributed strictly to commercial business, lnrgcxj
stemming
from- greatly
increased
activity
within
the
automotive
industry.
■
A
"And, we expect business during the next three months to hold aV
relatively the same levels."
,
In
d.
of
addition
motors,
c.
"and
allied
the
This
a.c.
A.
to its
plus
.
.
.
products which include alternator systems
d. c. generators and cranking motors, switches
Leece-Neville recently announced the acquisition
Division of the O. A. Sutton Co., Wichita, Kansas
current
products,
C.
Motor
acquisition
motor
field,
represents
motors
with
company's
the
soon
to
be
first
produced
move
for
into
use
on
thi
air-
fans, dchumidifiers, evaporative coolers, furnaces and
space heaters, forced air electric heaters, vibrator mechanism driven
and similar products.—V. 189, p. 311.
conditioners,
Corp.^—Tenders for Preferred Stock—
the
The
will
be
;
serve
Bank
of
St.,
America
San
National
Francisco
Trust
4,
Calif.,
&
Savings
will
on
or
Association,
before
June
300
15,
"
would
would
Calif.—Files
new
on
Louisville,
G.)
Company's
ma¬
our
primary aluminum production within six
Rhoades, Vice-President and General Manager.
evidence
that
this market
demand
is
firmly
usage of aluminum by fabricators".
'D.
production
of
Santa Monica,
capacities
pro¬
May 28 announced that it will put into operation
primary aluminum capacity, by reactivating a
Wash., reduction plant on June 5.
the company's new
began
$1.37
,
Y.
N.
new
be
both
company
increasing
Montgomery
midwest.—V.
also,
$1.24
„
on
May
12
filed
a
letter of notification Wltht
200,000 shares of class A common stock (par on«
offered
proceeds
Known
(about
corporation started operation of the third potline at its reduc¬
plant, at Raveuswood, W. Va., on May 1 and put the fourth, re¬
cently completed line, at Ravenswood, in operation on June 1. In May,
reference
which
and
business
The
after
3,253,725
Exchange Commission—
covering
be
York,
Two
.
&
products
current
on
422,244
$4,276,239
3,112,058
end of periods
_<
share (end of period shares)-
com.
corporation
nounced
until
-
annual
increase
said
at
595,109
$4,028,708
■Cranes—
•
offering. The
Blair & Co.
shares
tion
expansion
operation
Fairs,
'based
White
which
from'-a
His
year.
Family
of
volume
ccme
engaged last
of
and
mill
is
2,089,347
$4,698,483
....
stock-
common
Equities, Inc.,
to
(R.
of
of
Mead.
total
ihird
"There
$6,787,830
$4,623,817
dividends
shares
SEC
The
the
continuing strong market demand for primary aluminum
weeks,"
'
October,
other
on
reactivation
aluminum
2,840
$6,731,887
loans
Land
"best
a
machinery,
facilities
working
that
at
"The
$6,784,930
at $$6,700,000.
Estimated cash requirements during this
are $6,400,000 which will be
initially financed under the Bank
Agreement.—V. 189, p. 150.
The
.-
the
be
3,000
1954,
pay
of
plant
and
This represents 86'/<>
;
reduced
"was
$6,771,680
Dr39,793
Securities and
listing
and
requirements of
disclosure
commencement
Aluminum
a
1958
.
determine
stock from
outstanding 200,000 shares ox stock, of which Norman B.
director, and Ernil Eisenberg, President, own 64,000 shares
Michael
Freidman,
Vice-President,
owns
32,000
shares.
at
1959
$54,220,113 $50,535,150
47,448,438
43.750.16Q
Commission
189, p. 2458.
transfer
ating
ago.
consolidated,
taxes
the
or
not
proposed- chain
Ohio,
six
include
been
before
year
was
operations.
in. Canton,
Jacobs
to
be
22,000 tons
With
economic
White
earnings of $73,000.
in his report on the company's
which'.it
Front
and
not
not
profit
President,
type of retailing in
did
have
a
*
'
the
The
the
tory.
first
for
earned
taxes
the
corporation
potline
for
25*/e from $494,000 after taxes to $369,000—an improvement
of $125,000, reflecting better business
conditions, the opening of new
'stores, the closing of unprofitable stores, and further economies in
our
operating costs."
\ These
will
prospectus
This
about
.'Front Stores,
of
fiscal
improve.
Interstate's
in
the
current
<V "The traditional first quarter loss," Mr. Safanie said,
by
X
Detroit,
a
Kaiser
1958,
Co.—Earnings—Bank Loans Reduced—
___:
stock
announced
1960.
told
also
for
and
another
Safanie
Mr.
in
registration statement with the SEC on
140,000
shares
of
its
common
stock.
The
approximately $55,000..
the
$65,674,273.
'a
Chapter
Court
agreed
was
($15,000),
Robbins.
to
1927.—>
fee.
($75,000),
has
now
reported
increase
Krupp
as
in
.
estimated
Credit
Co., debtor in"
the Bankruptcy
Stores, Inc., which was puichased in April
opening of the first group of Family Fair Stores
fiscal
are
.
Jacobs
testing, developing and producing for sale insulated
cable electrical conductors used as components parts of
electrical and
electronic
equipment systems. Net
proceeds of
motion
'
come
>
period
of
by the underwriters in
which the underwriters have
from
1901
merger
a
share.
have
company
terials
1960.
would
of
Ex-
ten-day
and/or
most
by
j
outstanding at March 31, 1959 under the company's
credit
agreement
were
$$4,400,000, which have been reduced from
the $8,300,000 outstanding Ut Dec.
31/ 1958 by repayrrient of $3,900,000.
Construction expenditures during thfe last six months of this fiscal
year
designing,
wire
Corp.
income
Earnings per
common.,
Stock
further
Front
in
sales
in
increase
..
and
1959
Inters!late's
t
the
White
of
expected
$100,000,000
completed
and the
for
Chairman
Interstate
over
is
program
acquisition
of
'
Safanie,
of
pansion
-.
D.
annual
an
the
Detroit
a
postponement from June l
administrative
proceedings
to
make
to
$40,
also
finder's
a
of
for
Department Stores, Inc.—Sales to Rise—
stockholders
to
for
purchased
for
S86,000i,
Interstate
ahd
to
District
in
covering
per
.months
promoters
The
of
to
consistently-
has
Hajoca
1
income—.
Preferred
basis
stock
after
in
confident
run
resent
.
six
is
am
an
originally founded in
of
■
2,108,070
by Charles Plohn & Co. and Netherlands Securities Co.,
Inc., for which they, will receive a selling commission of $0.62 Vss per
share, plus $20,000 for expenses, "file remaining 40,000 shares rep¬
and
at
1958.
first
It
lumber
running
prices for both lumber and plywood
operations
trading in
York
Trustees
pursuant
withdraw
filed
proposes
$3.75
at
efforts"
improved
an
the
been
its
1958.
the second six months,
and
has
'
income
Net
''5 -1>
market
New
the
non-compliance
stock
part/
production of newsprint
quality and quantity.
of
over
of
began
for
companies
our
proved
lows
Mill
the
board—both
/,
the
Pine
exceeded
business
construction
annual rate of 1,350,000 starts and
in
continuing
are
our
said
was
division
■
Gross income
New
$1.22
selling
*
inclusive.
for
Securities Exchange Act
This
13,032,732
for.
company
Mr.
Other
Jefferson Wire & Cable Corp., Sutton,
Mass.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
16,159,746
stock
works
a
12 Months Ended March 31—
Bank
further
a
or
certain
company.
Operating revenues
...
Operating expenses and taxes
15,000
_
16,399,097
1^,016,406
______
■„
cent)
-*
Net
1959,
proceedings
the U. S.
hearing
of
group
was
incorporated on May 29, 1957 to
(ground, building, machinery and equipment,
etc.) of the Hajoca Corp. iron works at Quaker-
iron
and
Laclede Gas
22,000
Co.,
12,374.590
18,113,513
—
Provision for income
10.
in
the
registration
239,625,382 220,090,507
190,401,516 175,157,074
Materials, labor, outward freight, expenses, etc.
Depreciation and depletion
&
—
suspending
the
on
counsel
authorized
of
order
Co.
over-the-counter
June
request
reorganization
Act
the
to
1
a
the
2,
an
Jacobs
in
.,
g
239,184,955
—
Inc.
Kletz
$80,000,000
issued
L.
whether to suspend
.
22,000
June
and
has
F.
and
period June
STATEMENT
$
(net)
The
Vice-
Vice-President.
;
discts.__
and
:
mem¬
a
new
a
G.
listing Hearing Again Postponed—
/
...
This
1795.
p.
Common
assumes
1959
.V.
\
;
,
as
EARNINGS
*
;
and
Fearing,
of
the
of
Investing Corp._^
Michael
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Stock Further
Suspended and De¬
Chief
as
to
to
investment
SEC -on
plans
went
accrued
company
good will,
Foundry
189,
Shares
General
Board,
active in matters
his
:
.
New York
the
proceeds
funds
Earnings applicable to
-
asked
Officer..
i
ber
duties
the
of
Chairman
as
V.
1795.
p.
vestment
company.
continue
inventory,
town, Pa.
Iron
company/ filed a registration statement
1959,
covering $20,000,000 of single in¬
of systematic investment plans
and
systematic investment plans with insurance, for the accumulation of
shares of National Investors
Corp.—V. 189, p. 1574.'
;
r
BUSINESS—This
Investors Planning
with
International Paper Co.—New Chief Exec. Officer—
of
189,
;
'5'
net
no
acquire all of the assets
Corp. of America—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
2034.
p.
&
and
Operating
-
demonstrations, into
one
Corp.— ,108,000
Johnson—_____ 108,000
Stanley Heller & Co
—V.
:
Securities
oversubscribed and
was
below:
name
Shares
Aetna
contains complete facilities for cus¬
tomer
executive
education
as
wel". as
training of IBM personnel.
Of modern design, it is constructed of
steel, concrete and glass, and
is built around a landscaped center court.
Among the features of the
building
is
a
closed-circuit
television
network
used
to
transmit
lectures
opposite its
•'
Pough¬
PROCEEDS—The
,
This offering
closed.
shareholders,
—
,
share.
per
books
-
Ky.,
1959,
receive
tenders for
the
sale
; amount "sufficient to exhaust the
to
exceed
$25
per
share,
plus
to
it of
sum
accrued
SI.46
preferred
$290,577
stock to an
at
such
dividends.—V.
189,
of
prices
p.
hot
2352.
Levine's
Inc.— Common
Stock
Offered
—
An
under~
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., oa
May 26 offered publicly 110,000 shares of common stocic
at $11
per
share., The underwriters have purchaser!
writing
group
60,000 shares from the company, and 50,000 shares from
8
(2568)
the company from the sale
part, to finance three new
in Amarillo, Texas, and
proceeds received by
PROCEEDS—Net
of
60,000 shares will be utilized, in
scheduled
for
opening this year
the
a* chain
A'S"Spanf
southwestern
six
in
businesses
and So-Lo.
'
ol 01 retail clothing and dry good;
states under the names Lcwnes
-'/p./:
."•/
•
usable
Giving effect
—
capitalization consists of 582,770
11000
common
stock purchase
1961' and a
31,
May
in
,
microwave
a
underwriting commission is to be $41.25
of the offering price lor expenses.
the
on May 28 filed a
$25,000,000 of first
to be* offered for public sale at
This
company
covering
1989,
of
sale
the
of
ceeds
The company
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings1959—4 Mos.—1958
$8,303,958 $8,264,694
5,103,475
5,319,528
1959—Month—1958
$2,119,432 $2,009,688
1,349,115
1,359,076
Period End. April 30—
Net revenue from rail¬
ry.
—V.
$770,317
271,067
operations
income.—
way
Net
oper.
$2,945,166
1,OCG,208
$3,200,483
1,158,800
$650,612
199,600
189, p. 2035.
Secretary,
Magic Circle Theatre, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With
covering 6,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to build a theater or auditorium.
A
per
details,
■
:
.
Mansfield Tire
*
''
:
-
—
V. 189,
see
announced
r/'';.:
/*/• '
W-
\
:
stock
by
held
of
The
debentures
share.
to
accrued
interest.
common
stock
short-term
of
EARNINGS—Net
its
principal
$23.50
at
from
bank
the,. offering
will
applied
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
•
ure
20.00
143 800
< 2,000,000 shs.
as
8s
Inc
4.50
Co.—1
Blair & Co.
of
Paine,
Webber,
3.50
Inc—
Prescott,
Jackson
4.50
R.
3.50
Rippel <fc Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Peabody \&
Co.,
Inc;
Inc,_.
7
.
W.
Singer,
9.00
Lee Higginson Corp..
Merrill, Turben 6s Co. Inc."—
4.50
2.35
&
2.35
White,
Stone
8s
Corp
1.40
—,
2.35
«
Cm
01 ^ assets of Charleston Shipyards, Inc.
The Charleston
large
of
..
-
"
V.
Charleston,
dock will be large enough
When
to accommodate
up„ J1Sd«d0J?Ln ,the e0^sfc-
it,
this
a
movtog.
accomplished, the drymajor part of the tanker
p.
ry.
s
.
"If work ln the yard Justifies
the
stockholders
ed common
.shares
on
stock Trpm
(par $9) .to
effect
28
will, consider
2,500,000
a•
agreement.
shares
two-for-one
188,
p.
May
on
149,
for
,
..
equipment from Pelham Corp., bpth headed by
shares of its common stock -end a royalty
6,000
"
•
-
expects
Monogram
....
\
also
to
•
manufacture
advanced
an
electronic housing and shock resistant containers, also de¬
veloped by Tuttie, for packaging and shipping expensive and delicate
instruments.
Production of these light weight cases is included in the
agreement with Fabricated Structures.
Manufacturing will begin im¬
mediately at the company's Culver City, Calif., facility In conjunction
with Monogram's melal fabrication division.—V. 178, p. 1988.
1958, with totals
$15,571,000,
and
of
Motion
1959—Month—1953
ry. oper.
:
■
1949—Month—1958
$1,749,969
1,473,100
Railway oper. revenue-/.
Railway operating, exps.
-
Net rev. from
Net
$276,869
ry. oper.
income
203G.
oper.
ry.
189, p.
—V.
1959—4 Months—1958
$1,633,024
1,334.420
$6,681,383
,111,482
.
$298,604
$928,632
106,414
326,329
"
-
Montecatini, Italy—Registers
Montecatini
SEC
of
June
on
capital
units,
chase
Milan,
1,
debentures due
5,752,751-
$6,665,455
5,510.416
1959,
on
Italy,
filed
covering
a
$1,155,039
347,507
With SEC—
registration
$10,000,000
of
statement with the
sinking -fund dollar
June 15, 1979,
and warrants to purchase Montecatini
aro
to be offered for public sale in
shares. The securities
each consisting of a $1,000 debenture and a warrant to pur¬
capital shares' (number unspecified) of Montecatini (hating a
market value
at the date of the offering of approximately;J50O). The
price of the units, and underwriting terms, are to be
amendment. Lazard Freres & Co., Lehman Brothers and
Kuhn; Loeb & Co. are listed as the principal underwriters.
The warrants will be Issued by Banca di Credito Finanziario (Medio¬
public offering
$40,081
-
$170,534
$693,458
banca)" of
Milan, and the shares purchasable upon - exercise thereof
capital shares of Montecatini presently owned by Mediobanca.
(each equivalent to five capital shares)
represented by American Depository Receipts, listed on the New York
Stock Exchange, will be delivered upon exercise of warrants in lieu
of capital shares.'The warrants will be exercisable through
1963 at
a
price equal to the mean between $500 and the market value of
such
shares
on
the
date
the
warrant
is
exercised, payable, as - to
488,568
will
be
American shares of Montecatini
$844,717
165,915
■
180,377
.
1959—4 Months—1958
$3,115,309 $12,656,449 $12,911,442
2,944,775
11,962,991
12,066,725
371,922
"
lrom
The
:
15,
is
to date
of
underwriting the
1959
is
Co.
rate
delivery
and
-
and
May 27, 1959, the price
from a low of 3% bid and
bid and
4V2 asked
quoted at 4
company
per
when,
it
share.
bid and
was
.
.
"
1948.
The
received
4"/2
name
of
the
company's
common
of
under
the
the
company
laws
was
of
the
original
Certificate
State
.
on
June
13,
by
surrender
balance
any
is
said
in
to
of
$500
U.S.A.
be
the
principal
amount
of debentures,
dollars.
largest
,
in
chemical/producing
company
.....
New
of
Britain Machine Co., New Britain, Conn.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—1
of
authority. from the
Commissioner of Insurance of .California. The company is principally
engaged -in writing liability,- property damage and physical damage
.
to
Italy, ond one
of the largest in Europe, in both
and mining, ijfc
intends to apply the net proceeds of this financing to the construction
in the United States of a plant u?or the manufacture of new syn¬
thetic resin,
isotactic ' polypropylene, and other petrochemicals., 'The
plant will be located near Charleston, W. Va., and will be owned and
operated by Novamont" Corporation, a subsidiary.
Construction is es'pectad to commence during the second half of 1959, and it is expected
that about
two years" will be required for completion of -the plant.
Cost of the project is expected to be about equal to the-net proceeds
of this financing.—V. 189, p. 1970.
~
' ; r
Mission Indemnity
The company commenced business
its
shares
4V8 asked per share to a higlf of
On May 27; 1959, the.common shares
asked per share.
.
.
-
incorporated
Co.,lUUtll May 20, 1959."
.1952
one
thereof,
as
Montecatini
payment.
offering.
convertible
preferred share for two
common
shares
of
the
company
subject to protective anti-dilution
provisions.
The
common
shares
have been
actively traded in the
Los Angeles over-the-counter market. During the period between Jan. 1,
1959.
j
June
conversion
California in
'
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
'
1
$3,154,019.
3,113,933
deficit—
oper.
Hammill &
4
:
increasing the author¬
(par $18
to 5 000 000
split.—V;
and
assets
addition.
In
type
and
were
July
20,000
used
Tut tie,
S.
Orvil
$500
ranged
1208.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Plans Stock
Split—
Tho
$35.24
189, p. 2139. :
The
.
to
dividends
30.000 tons.
There is the further possibility of
the parent company's four drydocks from Baltimore to
187,
1959,
of
market
be
the
bought
common share)
compared with $36,334,000 <$19.47 per
share) as of April 30, 1958.
Book value per common share
Sliearson,
larger
Charleston.—V.
239,535 shs.
May 1,
of
options,
Peabody & Co. Inc.—V. 189, p. 2139.
"
company on June 3 filed 150,000 shares of 10%
cumulative
convertible preferred stock,
par $5
(convertible into common shares
unless redeemed).
The offering price is $10 per share, plus accrued
up-to-ahout
one, of
as
of
...
Mission Insurance Co.—Registers With SEC—
is
wm. Purnell Hall, President, said,
"a second enlargement of
drydock wHP be- undertaken to make it big enough to handle
tankers
include,
exercise
on
has obtained exclusive rights to engineer, manu¬
a new type of metal sandwich structure, known aa
in high speed jet and space craft, Victor Gehrig,
Vice-President—Production, announced on May 21.
Monogram acquired the rights from Fabricated Structures Co., and
and
to
This
.
future.
near
shares
issuance
corporation
Pelcor,
per
Net rev. from
Net
.>
company has operated a ship repair yard under
the D. S. Navy for a number of
years and has performed a
the
for
Monogram Precision Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
'
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
variety-of
Charleston- in
Outstanding
$4,000,000
.
Period End. April 30—
9.00
repair work on both merchant and Naval vessels.
Transfer of the Navy lease to the new
company was part of the acqui¬
sition arrangement.
y
An additional drydock section has been
purchased and will be moved
to
unissued
but
reserved
This
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie RR.—Earns.—
3.50
,
„
PRESENT FINANCING
*350,000 shs.
stock/par $1)-
facture
'
9.00
Co., Inq._
Weld & Co.—
EFFECT TO
GIVING
1974
supplied by
Securities
—
&
$23,905,000
"
.
on
due
sold to Kidder,
just within the past six weeks, according to Mr. Duncan.
The company is in a "strong" financial position, said Mr. Duncan,
who reported net working capital
as
of May 1 totaled $39,300,000
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock
Co.—Acquisition—
lease from
"•
against $34.23 a year earlier. < "Even
though sales volume exceeded expectations, short-term bank borrowings
remain low during this peak season," he stated. • "Bank debt on May-1
was $$4,000,000,
a veiy substantial reduction below the $17,100,000 at
this time last year. It is projected that short-term bank debt will have
been completely eliminated atr the fiscal" year-end."—V. 189, p. 2139.
4.50
This company on May 13 announced that its
wholly-owned and newlv
formed
subsidiary, Charleston
Drydock Co.,
had
acquired substanS.
not
1, 1959 to March 25,
/-V '
,
which 18,650
are
issuable in respect of options granted to employees but not yet
exercised, and 6,500 shares reserved for issuance 011 exercise of warrants
quarter sales should continue the favorable trend of the first
Duncan said. He reported that new products introduced in
particularly the G-6 tractor, the Jet Star series
tractors and the new combine series,
have met with outstanding
increased
2.35
Webster
,
notes
shares
Mr.
($24.05
Co.,
,
.
Deane 8s Scribner—
Stroud
Newhard,. Cook 8s Co.—
—V. 189, p. 2459."
„■
under
disclosed.—V. 189,
past six months,
common
&
Pressprich & Co
^—7
___
was
system
the
'
'
Authorized
In a move to strengthen further the Minneapolis-Moline distribution
organization, the company has added 130 carefully selected new dealers
4.50
Sheparci
2.35
Hallgarten
Kidder,
build
'
is
submarine-launched
volume."
2.35
-
1
Blunt Ellis 8s Simmons
-.
Va.,
the period Jan.
J
quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share has been
June 27 to stockholders of record June 6. In 1958
company paid dividends cf 87 cents per common share compared with
75 cents per share in 1957.-
acceptance.
These, with the new products yet to be introduced, he
"will lay a foundation for increasing farm and industrial sales
-
Curtis
against
$15,357,000
.
DIVIDENDS—A
engineers
require
W.
Net
stated,
follows:
4.50
&• CoC-
Pinto,
1957.
to $230,559 for
-'
,
totaled $25,513,203 and net income
with net sales of $20,842,426 and
sales totaled $5,900,376 and net
1958
compared
in
$563,180
Third
the
1,410,718 shs.
The Ohio Co.—
and
$25,321,000
half,
,
Bache
at
Sales for both the first half and the quarter topped
respectively, in 1958.
names
and
addresses
of
the
underwriters
the percentage of unsubscribed convertible subordinated
debentures
AJlyn 8s Co.,
1959,
the
of
v
of
amounted
income
in
$1,065,375,
to
income
♦Authorized
'•.
v,":
sales
EARNINGS—Net
,
UNDERVifRITERS—The.
C.
company
cars, trucks, buses and earth-moving equipment.
in producing tread rubber and repair materials used
passenger
CAPITALIZATION
located
cost
for
retreading and repairing tires.
amounted
analysis
for
for
also is engaged
net
still hud an unused carryforward of $4,500,000, equal to $4.94
per common share.
For the quarter ended May 1, there was a net income of $1,876,000,
or $2.01 per common share,
compared with $811,000, or 84 cents per
share, in the corresponding 1958 period.
company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.
A.
contract
used
from
in
contrasted with a net Joss of $1,414,000 in the first half
previous fiscal year, J. R;ssell Duncan, President, reported
on May 2G.
This was the first time in six years that the company lias
operated at a profit in the first half of a fiscal year.
Net profit for the 1959 first hall' was equivalent to $1.45 per common
share, after providing $84,000 for preferred dividends.
Mr. Duncan
pointed out that because of a tax loss carryforward, no provision was
made for income taxes in the past six months. As of May 1, 1959, the
of
5,038,300
143,800
proceeds
It
1959,
May 1,
Outstanding
$5,000,000
5,038,300
,
A. G. Becker 8s Co. Inc..—
the sale of the notes and stock Will be
purchasing equipment and for working capital.
This company had a net profit of $1,413,000 in the six months ended
the
$5,000,000
_
purchased by each of them
The
Hercules.
to
stock.
common
proceeds from the note sale, the company will
to redeein a 5.75% note due in 1973; the remainder of
$2,500,000
the
that otherwise would
will
the
PROCEEDS—With
use
declared payable
division
Md.
insur¬
notes due in
that is to purchase $4,000,000 of its 5.85%
company
1974, contingent on the sale oi
Minneapolis-Molinc Co.—Reports First-Half Profit—'
'Includes 214,396 shares reserved for conversion of the convertible
subordinated, debentures and 40,000 shares reserved for
purposes of the
be
Beltsville,
Offered—Kid¬
Stock
PRIVATE PLACEMENT—Mohawk has an arrangement with an
ance
missile.
2350.
FINANCING
Authorized
to
Laboratory,
Co.-—Common
Peabody & Co., Inc. on June 3 offered publicly
15,000 shares of common stock ($1 par) at $63 per share.
Offering was oversubscribed and books closed.
company
4"bVo sink, fund debs, due July ,1, 1973
5% conv. subord. debs, due June 1,1974
5V2%
mortgage ..-notes of subsidiaries,
and
informtaion
centers for the two-stage intermediate range
contract
Ohio.
payable annually, to 1966
Common stock C$3.50 par)—
Ballistics
Rubber
Mohawk
BUSINESS—Company, incorporated in Ohio in 1913, is a producer of
matter of hours,
a
borrowings
der,
Common
vvp.
loans.
GIVING
possible in
has applied to the SEC for
which borrowings of $2,000,000 have been made.
additional
and
record
temperature,
variables in tests of solid-
this
Proposed Bank Bor-i
—
:
-
ending Marcn 31,
Regulator Co.—Gets Contract
rapidly process
devices.
other
r,
It wisnes to make
up to the $1,150,000 balance curing the period
I960 and to renew the notes issued in respect of thp
previous borrowings. Prior to such latter data, the company plans to
carry out permanent financing for.repayment of the notes and con¬
tinuation of its construction program.—V.
188, p. 1272/;;-//V,
of
5.85%
Honeywell's
earnings in 1958 amounted to $2,153,000. Company
offices and
manufacturing plants
at
Mansfield,
CAPITALIZATION
and
Allegany
Polaris
per
to
and
motors
-
authorization to continue
31, 1960; and
persons .until
1959 to request a hearing thereon.
Under a previous order,
Power was. authorized to borrow sums aggregafing $3,150,000,
19,
June
Nemerov,
A.
?
$3,150,000 bank-credit -arrangement through March
Commission has issued an order giving interested
ment
principal amount
prices thereafter,
be
and Irving
Light Co.
Power &
This company
its
the
May 31.
on
will make
thus
The
.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
payment
has
into
Redemption prices are scaled from 105% of
including May 31, 1960, and at decreasing
and
plus
convertible
are
Missouri
•
operated for the Navy by Hercules Powder Co. It is one of the develop¬
i
unsubscribed shares.
any
rocket
It
2, 1959. The offer
expires at 3:30 p,m. (EDT) on June 18, 1959. An under¬
writing group headed by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., will
purchase
73,074,707.
$5,759,538 $23,941,586 $21,140,586
■' 2,924.446
11,096,430 10,590,368
V"
2036. /:V-
p.
rowings—
warrants.
33,650
system
will be used
to
monitor
force, strain, vibration and other
computers
June
record
and
income-—
oper.
189,
Missouri
and 20,960 warrants;
shares
said, tho evaluation of missile test data
weeks and even months to process.
-
Offering—This
company is offering holders of its common stock rights
to subscribe at 100%. for $5,038,300 of 5% convertible
subordinated debentures, due 1974, in the ratio of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 28 shares of
common
fuel
Rubber Co.—Rights
&
Net tv.
unit, plus an additional
per
pressure,
2035.
p.
$6,708,070
3,074,978
—V.
data-acquisition system that can "accumulate and process vast
of test information at "space-age speed" will be built by
company for the U. S. Navy's Allegany Ballistics Laboratory, it
this
The
For
288,359 t
74.893,537
18,672,430
19,336,178
Net rev. from rv. oper.
quantities
,
Rights Offering
Completed—All of the 100,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1.50) which were offered for subscription by
stockholders of record April 28 at $6 per share have been
subscribed for.
$452,129
1959—Month—1958
J959—4Llonths—1958
$26,044,248 $24,431,968 $98,835,123 $94,215,353
operating exps.
Railway
tires
was
Co.
33,000
Minneapolis-Honey well
May 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Maine Fidelity Life Insurance
110,619
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
May 8, 1959, by Paul Ullman, President,
was organized
35,200 shares
Treasurer,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on
1,105.823
$584,285
r- 321,589
'
:
Railwav oper. revenue—
principal stockholder, and promoter, for the purpose of marketing
oi portable air-cleaners developed by Raytheon Manufacturing
Co.,
Waltham, Mass.
The rights to this line were purchased by
Ullman and turned over to the company ut cost to him.
In addition,
a
line of electrocardiograph instruments, developed by Raytheon, had
teen acquired from the latter by a company in which Paul Ullman
had been the principal stockholder, Cardiotron Electro Medical Prod¬
ucts Laboratories, Inc. Control of this line was acquired by Micronaire
by a transfer of all the stock of Cardtotron to Micronaire ln exchange
for stock of Michronalre.
Of the proceeds to the company of its sale
of units,
$30,000 will cover expenses ol the offering; $200,000 will
bo used, to discharge debt of the company incurred in order to pur¬
chase .the Raytheon electrocardiograph line; $100,000 will be allocated
to expansion of sales efforts, and the balance will be used for working
capital.
The company now hiie. outstanding
240,000 common shares and
150,000 three-year
warrants,
Paul Ullman is listed as the owner
of
132,000
shares
and 77,900 of the
warrants; Lawrence Ullman,
plant and to pay short-term bank loans made for such pur¬
poses'. Construction expenditures for the period May 1, 1959, to
Dec.
21, 1900, are estimated
at $83,000,000.—V. 189, p.2352
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
189, p. 2139. /v-
1,105.918
r
$215,829
income-—
oper.
ry.
—V.
line
a
utility
Louisiana
Net
288,643
$102,786
64,977
278,181
;
Net Tev. from ry. opcr.
and
competitive bidding. Net pro¬
be used for construction or
will
bonds
the
Railway operating exps.
Micronaire Electro Medical Products Corp.-—Registers
C'.'c
With SEC—
registration statement with the
mortgage bonds, series K, flue
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers
SEC
operation.
corporation, located at 79 Madison Avenue, New York, on
June 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000
shares of common stock and 50,000 one-year warrants for the purchase
of common stock, to be offered for public sale in units of 100 shaves
of common stock and 25 warrants at $275 per unit.
The warrants
are
exercisable at $3 and one warrant per share.
The registration
also includes an
additional 200,000 three-year warrants,
exercisable
at $3, of which 150,000 have been issued to certain stockholders and
employees and an additional 50,000 are to be issued to the under¬
writer at lc each.
The underwriter is General Investing Corp.; and
new
a
mill
This
largest
opened
West Coast plant in Los Angeles, Calif.
With three plants in Linden and one in Morris Plains, N. J., the
company previously did ah research, engineering, and manufacturing
in the east.
Now. according to David S. Rathje, Airtron West Coast
Manager, filters, strip line components, rotary Joints, mixers, duplexers,
rigid elbows, bends, adapters, crystal mounts, antenna feed horns and
a variety of other
waveguide components will also be manufactured in
the new 20,000 sq. ft. Los Angeles plant.—-V. 189, p. 1131.
recently,
the pulp
in
reuse
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
New Plant—
division of Litton Industries, and one of the
component manufacturing firms in the country,
Inc..
for
1959—i Months—1958
$1,690/203 $1,55>,9o2
1959—Month—1958
$494,010
$391,429
,,
revenue-.
Period End. April 30—
•
Litton Industries—Unit Opens
suitable
Railway oper.
.
2035.
Airtron
a
Although the company docs not at present have plans to increase
production of its principal products, corrugating board and paperboard
specialties, the new equipment, however, has been designed
to handle waste approximately 65%
greater than that now coming
from
the mill.
At peak volumes the new Mead process is expected
to remove approximately 60-70 %. of the solids and organic material
iiom the waste.—V. 189, p. 2352.
"7
V
net profit was $572,900,
shares. The
previous year's
*
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
point where it will be burned in a furnace."
from the burning operation will be regenerated
to
resulting
ash
chemicals
to
ended Jan. 31, 1959 were $24,968,000
equivalent to $1.10 per share on j22.T7<)
sales were $21,887,000; net profit was
$531,600, or $1.02 per share on 523,210 shares.
'
DIVIDENDS--Cash, dividends have been paid on the common stock
in each year since
1947. Directors of the company have declared
a
cash dividend of
10 cents per share, including the shares being
offered, to be paid June 30 to stockholders of record June 16.—V.
EARNINGS—Sales for the year
p.
^
evaporators
The
and
189,
chemicals.
,
of
purpose
ferred shares offered is to provide
The greater percentage of the waste from the plant comes from the
pulping operation. With the new recovery plant, the waste- that once
went into the river will be washed Irani the pulp and concentrated
'■ '■:
to completion of this offering,
shares of $4 par value common stock,
warrants, exercisable at $11 until
$400,000 short-term bank loan.
CAPITALIZATION
principal
The
neutral sulfite recovery
plant to reduce stream pollution has been completed by this corporation
at its Lynchburg. Va., paperboard mill, it was announced on May 12
by D. F. Morris, President.
The recovery plant, built at a cost of $3,000,000 Is an eight-story
..building containing equipment especially designed to re-move waste
-materials discharged into the James River and to convert them into
Installation of the first large commercial-size
President, respectively.
stores
California.
*
J
*" •*-:
the sale of the 150,000 convertible pre¬
the company with additional capital
funds
necessary
for increasing its underwriting capacity to
v-rite
additional
automobile
policies
and
to
expand its -business into
writing other lines of insurance such as workmen's compensation and
residential fire.
However, the plan to expand into other lines o..
insurance
is only in the formative stage.
The company makes 110
representation that it will write such additional automobile policies
or
so
expand its business into ether lines of insurance.
insurance policies in
automobile
Corp.—Installs Recovery Plant—
Mead
Chairman and
Levine,
Morris
and
William
Messrs.
The
•SEC
-at
company
covering
the
average
:
letter of-notification with the
stock (par $10) to *be offered
price-over-the-counter market," determined by mean
on
May
20
3,000 shares of
filed
a
common
3
Volume
between
pire
blA
June
The
Number 5853
189
1959.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
products;
for
No
and
be
to
are
.
week ending - May 23, 1959. Rights ex¬
underwriting is involved.
used for employees saving plan.—V. 187,
ask
and.
18,
proceeds
.
p. .2493.
$20,000
the
the
Period End. April 30—
$1,046,114
of
Net
from ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 189, p. 2036.
New
See
Roehelie
General
New
This
Ne\r
above.—V.
Corp.
and
York
between
for
of
which
188.
1197.
p.
Central
Station,
Elswhere
interstate
system,
between
step
view
of
and
He
stressed
where
that
fares
Haven
in
50-mile
$1,008,000
used
month
the
For
95%
by
to
lower than
generally
are
in.
range
Six
more
automatic
averaged
fares.
those already
City from a
have
last
5%
;;
Ended
k
has
stock
**
"•
''
-
•
three
commuters
This
189,
expects
1959
1958
88,971,605
7,487,114
508,091
500,261
7,
617,420
520,642
sale
$463,588
$0.86
$0.73
p.
of
the
stockholders
for June
The
item
appearing in
heading should have
this
Pan American
This
in
order
to
provide
an
the
corporation
annual
kind
oppor¬
In
The
1678 and 2244.
Mr.
applied
'
'
:
be
appeared
of
June
Sierra
under
7,
unions
*
to
June
on
2
Pacific
under
Power
Co.
Labor
—
Defense
five
advised
us
as
meeting.
the
are
termed
This
is
the
Minerals,
an
order, under
first
Its
of
agreement
and
Association,
is the owner of
the
Inc.,
Keystone,
the
because
jobs
that
the
Air
Line
Is
"an important breakthrough in
major roadblock In the utilization of
a
times
the load of
*
shares
of
airlift
of
and
cargo
sales
personnel essential
about 96%
of
these
costs
of
the
California
in
other
of
the
the
by the
company
March
on
contaminants
and
from
company for its first two
of
1%
of the company's
Angeles,
company
located
are
at
1800
Calif.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
S
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
'
11,250 shs.
442,500 Shs.
Staats
&
11,250 shs.-
connection
Co.,
with the sale of $500,000 principal
subordinated notes, the company. granted
the underwriter, and Frederick L. Ander¬
has,
company
the
first
quarter
shares
since
for
the
quarter
first
its
formation,
followed
75c
1959
at
$3,645,000
$2.11
or
—
stock (par one cent) at a price of
An additional 60,000 shares have been
the underwriter, but these will not be
the
and
growth
outstanding
Its
who
has
of
a
control
and
25
the
announced
creation
of
Inter¬
an
selection of George C. Calvert, Vice-President
,
been
unit
of
a
,
Vice-President
company
that
will
handle -the
since
1938,
administration,
to
the
a
Donald
A.
Gaudion,
announcement,
President.
Gaudion
Mr.
level
the
same
the
We
framework
new
other
plants,
and
will
of
after
make
organization
will
control
determining
sure
that
be
in
said
$10
$15
a
was
countries
products of all
a
million
system
procedures
existence
which
the
"Here
to
needed
as
which
should
of
we
will
have
divisions
are
*
Permutit
u"itcd_ States,
local
in
to
March
—V.
189, p.
has
manufacturing subsidiaries or affiliates in
Great Britain, Japan, Mexico and
Germany,
Welding
provide
Co.
Ltd.,
additional
Toronto,
coverage
of
Canada, was purchased
international markets.
1242,
Philadelphia Electric
Co.—Rights Offering—A group
banking firms headed by Drexel & Co.
Morgan Stanley & Co. is underwriting the new issue
640,306 shares of no par value common stock of this
of 85 investment
and
company.
The company is offering its common stock¬
holders the right to subscribe at
$45.50 per share for the
new common shares on the
basis of one additional share
for each 20 shares held of record at the
close of business
per
June 2, 1959.
(EDST)
is esti¬
The subscription offer expires at 3:30
be
used
p.m.
June 23, 1959.
on
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of
the
additional
stock will
to
repay bank
loans obtained for the interim
financing of
construction, expected to be about $30,000,000 by mid-June, 1959. Anv
tional
funds
financing
has been elected a Vice-President of the corporation.
will be
applied toward expansion. It is expected that addi¬
expansion during 1959 will be obtained from further
Internal sources.
Expenditures for expansion of
for
and
plants
facilities are expected to reach $96,000,000 in the last
nine months
1959, $88,000,000 in 1960, $71,000,000 in '961. $70.000 000 in 1962
$90,000,000 in 1963, or a total of $415,000,000
through 1963.
and
of
and
Park
Loan, Inc.
Debentures Offered
—
The Ohio
—
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the present financing, consoli¬
dated
capitalization of the company will consist of $464,552,000 of
long-term debt; 874,720 shares of $100 par preferred stock231,345
of $i dividend preference common stock and
13,446,431 shares
Company, Columbus, Ohio, on June 4 publicly offered
only to Ohio investors, $300,000 of 10-year 6% sinking
fund debentures at par
PROCEEDS—The
,
shares
plus accrued interest.
on
In
1958-59
the
Dollar
12',;*.
period, number of customers increased approximately
rose
nearly 22%
and net Income before taxes
volume
tangible
to
more
J
2337.
p.
amount
assets
Exchange
t
also
The
1.
Corp.—New Name Adopted—
Change
the
of
stockholders
•
the
election
mittee
The
parent
and
at
request
major
the
on
of
in
with
new
Pacific
Landa
Stock
the
authorized
annual
President.
the New York
The
t
by
an
.
May
last
Landa
4,
year
now
Whitney
Company,
Inc.—V.
189,
p.
23153.
■
vote
of
at
the
continues
189,
p.
2244.
writing
group.
proceeds to be
short-term loans.
time to time
The
received
by the company will be used to reduce
aggregate amount of such loans fluctuates from
depending primarily upon the volume of tobacco purchases
and the volume ol
sales.
is
engaged principally In the manufacture and sale
Parliament and Philip Morris brands of cigarettes,
as well as Benson and Hedges and
English Ovals. The principal brands
of smoking tobacco arc, Bond Street and Revelation.
'
'
the
company
Marlboro,
The company, in July 1957, acquired Milprint, Inc., which is
engaged
the business of designing, manufacturing
and selling of various
types of flexible packaging for the food and allied industries. Mllprint's
subsidiary, Nicolet Paper Corp., produces and sells glassine paper.
Philip Morris, in April 1958, acquired Polymer Industries Inc., manu¬
factures of adhesives and textile chemicals.—V. 189, p. 708.
In
a
Com¬
is a combination of the names of
largest subsidiaries, Fairbanks, Morse &
name
t
1959,
with
management as Chairman of the Executive
election of David Karr as President.
corporate
was
i
,
,
.
on
stock
corporation
overwhelming
meeting
instituted
Mr.
this company
name of
of
Exchange.
management
as
the
lists
Exchange.
new
the
&
on
Stock
company's
new
company's-two
Pratt
went
was
name
the
the
Alfons
of
role
name
Midwest
the
and
listed
new
stock.—V.
-
Tliis
Fairbanks Whitney Corp. officially became
June
common
This company on June 2 filed a
registration statement with the
Exchange Commission covering a proposed public offer¬
ing of $40,000,000 25-year sinking fund debentures due 1979. Trfvman
Brothers and Glore, Forgan & Co. will manage a nation-wide
under-
of
Penn-Texas
value
Securities and
Net
than $2,400 per $1,000 6%.
sinking fund debenture and net current assets are more than 1.46
times the principal amount of all outstanding long-term debt.—V. 187,
Net
par
Philip Morris Inc.—Registers With SEC—
in the same period.
by over 53%
no
proceeds will be used for working capital.
net
BUSINESS—In addition to offices at Ironton, Park Loan now main¬
tains offices at Chesapeake and Belpre, Ohio. It serves a population of
approximately 400,000, including the increasingly industrialized areas
of Huntington and Parkersburg, W. Va. and Ashland, Ky.
increased
common
proceeds to the company will be used to repay
of«- indebtedness and provide about $250,000
for expected
research, development, production and marketing of certain
May
company's business that was at
and growing by leaps and bounds.
Pfaudler
2461.
189, p.
on
charge
remainder
Karp
on
It is expected that this
policy will be continued for the
future.—V. 189, p. 1678.
Australia.
share after
per
development
cash dividends
introduced in any world markets • where they: can be sold
profitably.
The international division will train its own
people for
work abroad, establish the
policies that are unique to its operations
ancl bring products and ideas back to
our IT. .S. plants for use-hore."
intended
will be
or
of
not paid any
rapidly
.
$1,405,000
of 1958 were
outstanding.
then
income
and has
the
priority
$6,947,000.
—V.
of the outstanding stock
shares. On April
per share on its
Stock Offered — Charles
June 4 offered for public sale 200,000
PROCEEDS—Net
$">70 000
Los
convertible
reports
of
"A
add
Karp Named Vice-President—
Investment
reoffered.
*
and
one-tenth
of
administration that would
give
in our domestic plants.
purposes.
present-day cargo plane.
a
consolidated
total
Jacob H.
2140.
Electronics Corp.
by
stock,
common
have
the flight con¬
certify in writing that
will
for
including special income
of $2,327,000.
For the first quarter of 1958 the total consolidated
income was
$8,352,000 or $4.43 per share, including special income
mated
to exploring and
180, p. 1775.
$3.75 per share.
acquired*
selling
received
a
explaining
phase
Pictures Corp.—Earnings Slightly Higher
in
S. D.—
various
on
be
growing number of plants abroad, as
the export sales from domestic
plants.
v
now
division, along with the existing Pfaudler and Permutit
The
In
groups
voted
1,884,916
on
The
on
Co.
-
options
Calvert,
well as
for:
defense.
stockholders
*
&
to
stock.
taking
'
Plohn
water
than
GIVING
1958, in
5%
coordination
Government traffic has been eliminated.
the
will
share
Commissioners of Insurance which cannot.
presently be withdrawn; is less than the amount of the dividend which
Great Northern is entitled to receive.
Northwestern therefore proposes
to
assign all of such securities, other than securities on
deposit,
to Great Northern, and proposes to pay Great Northern in cash the
difference between the fair market value of the securities delivered to
Great Northern and the dividend which Great Northern is entitled to
**'receive.' The minority stockholders will receive their entire dividend
Nuclear
certain
liquids and other fluids primarily
rockets and missiles. Automotive filters,
offices
Blvd.,
corporation
Mr.
should withdraw from commercial
labor disputes, they will continue at their
of
insure
to
Earnings
stock, of which Great Northern would be entitled to $5,510,900
and the minority shareholders $277,800.
The present fair market vajwe
of all the securities owned by Northwestern
(other than securities or.
p.
of
incorporated
was
product
less
national division and the
to direct its operations.
agreements
company official
be exclusively
A
common
189,
Offered—
Pfaudler Permutit, Inc.—Establishes International Div.
Flight
Dispatchers
the
Corporation reports estimated consolidated net earnings from opera¬
for the first
quarter 1959 of $1,318,000 representing 76c per
share
based
upon
1,727,316
shares
outstanding at April 4, 1959.
which consists of 115,684 common
Northwestern declared ?a dividend of $50
Northwestern,
cash.—V.
of
proceeds
retaining earnings to finance the
foreseeable
Northern.
in
4,
as
common
tions
Company Act
granting an exemption application filed by this company, an affiliate
't of Great Northern Investments, Inc.. a registered investment company,
with respect to the payment of a dividend by Northwestern to Great
'•
to
of its
one-year
of
8
witlw the
net
(without par value)
purchase common stock.:.
Dec.
This
Pilots
Line
Air
Association,
added
and
Paramount
programs,
Northwestern Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Dividend
derosit
account
shares
removing
cryogenic
principal
DIVIDENDS—The
vantageous means of providing for future capital needs. It is
that the rights of purchase of
any such debentures
issued
offered first to stockholders.—V. 189, p. 2353.
Exempted—
t
for
principal
of its business
authority to the Board
of Directors to
issue, at its discretion, up to $50,000,000 of subordinated debentures
convertible into capital stock of the corporation. The board felt it
advisable for the corporation to be in a position to act promptly if
and
when, the issuance of such debentures would furnish an ad¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1959
On
#u
agreements
These specially-designed
aircraft, capable of carrying 35 tons on
nonstop transatlantic flights, could cut cargo rates in half, Mr. Trippe
stated, adding that each of these fast aircraft could handle annually
corporation on May 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
per share, through Caldwell Co., New York, N. Y.
-Great Northern
Stock
to purchase shares of "the common stock of the
commission
and
consultant's
fee,
respectively.
As
adjusted to reflect the three-for-two stock
split effective Feb. 27, 1959,
the number of shares
subject to said-'options are 7,500 shares and
3,750 shares, respectively, and the option -price Is $6.66%
per share.
Said 5%
convertible subordinated notes have been converted in
their
entirety into 75,000 shares of the common stock of the
company.
t
Turbine-powered
cargo
aircraft, for which
several manufacturers
are now prepared to accept contracts, will enable Pan American World
Airways to implement its volume cargo progarm, Mr. Trippe said.
registration statement with the SEC on
issue subscriptions warrants on or about
expiring on Aug. 11, 1959."—V. 188, p. 2353.
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental
recovering strategic metals and to produce same.—V.
13
the
the
company
•
signed
though the three
national
(2)
(Minn.)—1959 Financing
The
of
of
constitute
William R.
,
service
cerned
covering
'
sale
Washington
'Options
conversion
1959
'■'<
Authorized
son
major points of these agreements provide
respective
planned to file a
if effective, to
and,
issued
has
International
Even
airline
plans
making
Vice-Presidcnt-Finance,
July 23 with the warrants
*
the
The
divisions,
(1)
.
part of the expenditures under the company's construction
including the payment of any then existing bank loans.
-
the
to
fuels,
jet aircraft,
with
now
history ol transportation.
Trippe
Some
Debentures—
Sell
Power Co.
States
has
the
of
will until
to It of
below.
Common stock
listing
present financing plans for 1959 contemplate offering 952,033
shares of common stock to shareholders on a l-for-15 basis. This will
He the sole 1959 financing. The proceeds of the offering, when received.
will be added to the general funds of the company and used to pay
SEC
advantage
"Chronicle"
the
the scheduled airlines to
carry
'"Our
The
rocket
amount
Association.
Co.—Applies for Delisting—
v
Northwest
taken
World Airways, Inc.
stockholders'
the
tluee
Engineers
follows:
is
the
CAPITALIZATION
with three of its operating
unions to assure the movement of cargo and personnel essential to
national defense despite possible labor difficulties between the company
and the unions, Juan T. Trippe, President, announced on May 26 at
'
9
addition
elements
were
its
of
Agree¬
Signed—Issue Up to $50,000,000 Convertible De¬
ments
4,
Commission
the
from
Johnson,
and
company
Program—
F.
redemption
sale
systems,
business.
Completes Re¬
the
Pa.,
the
The company Is engaged primarily In the manufacture
sintered bronze and stainless steel wire mesh filter
of
and
to
The
Northern
having
'
bentures Authorized—
reported to
*
that
announced
for
due
borrow
associated
Pacific Power Co.—Correction—
Exploration Co., Inc.—Hearing Post¬
Corporation—To
is
1
Co., Ltd.
for
*
the commute!
2036.
in
June
privilege.—V. 189, p. 2140.
for the filing with the
SEC
of an issue of $10,000,000
subordinated convertible debentures.
Registration is
expected about June 15.
Issue will be underwritten
by "William R. Staats & Co., Los Angeles,
and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
-New York.—V. 189, p. 2460.
Company
1952.
jet
convertible cumulative preferred stock, series C, announced on
April 24, has been completed. Of the 26,105 shares subject to conver¬
sion into common stock, only 73 shares were not so
converted, almost
$1.65 and 40 cents a
increases
1958.—V. 189,
1,
from
to
which
on
Philadelphia,
tenders
"E"
Corp.—Common
offered
BUSINESS—This
West
corporation
series
approximately $500,000 on
mortgage loan on a
new
plant to be built in Oxnard, Calif., at an aggregate cost of
approximately $1,035,000, including land and buildings.
8,179,788
—
Pen
Filter
were
company
$9,852,822
(estimated)
Waterman
PROCEEDS—In
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
receive
1959
bonds,
stockholders.
2244.
p.
(L. E.)
shares
machines
The franchise units operate under
Dry" Laundries.—V.
30,
4iij#>
5.75';,
on
general
July
*
Northrop
»V
Philco-Bendix
Duplex
treasury, for
..
of
order
company
common
$1
March
for
for
and
Its
R. Staats & Co. on May 8 publicly offered
145,000 shares of common stock (without par value) at
$15 per share. Of the 145,000 shares offered 120,000
areas.
distributor
a
Indiana
and
June
on
mortgage
Permanent
demption—
New York commuting
month down to 10 cents a month.
Pawtucket.
Providence
and
East
to the SEC for permission, to withdraw
and registration on the San Francisco
Mining Exchange, and the Commission has issued an order giving
interested persons until June 9,
1959, to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, Exchange trading in the stock has been
inactive, the company plans the raising of new capital, and the grant
'of authority by the California Commissioner of Corporations for such
financing is conditioned upon withdrawal of the shares from listing.
This
at
urban
act
and* to reimburse
189, p. 2353.
purpose,
such purpose.—V.
William
expanding
becoming
are
*
.
Permachem International—New Firm Formed—
See
$547,523
income
labor relations"
The
as
will
Kentucky
rapidly
which
units
income
100fp
that
on
scheduled
North Star Oil
I Files
Inc.,
Ohio,
Financing
the
July 1. 1984 to an
amount suficlent to exhaust
the
sum
of $250,109
at prices not
to
exceed 100%, excluding interest.-r~V. 189, p. 2037.
laundries.
the
in
the
for
(EDT)
general
years,
tickets.
out
been
was
,
further
-It
coin-operated
distributor
Orange and Rockland Utilities Co.
a
17%.
to
hearing
Tht*
June
successful
obtained
p.m.
dry cleaning stores, operating
subsidiary, the operations of
business of installing, selling
Earnings per share
—V. 189, p. 2244.
50-mile
the
respect of various material facts.—V. 189, p.
t
service
fast
.
on
Net
tunity for the parties to negotiate a stipulation which would avoid
the necessity
for an evideneiafy hearing. The suspension order as¬
serted that the company's offering circular is false and misleading in
*
of
Note
Bank
—
under
Tho Glrard Trust Corn Exchange Bank,
3
Coin-Operated
:
i
-
laundry
with
in
the
Enters
—
of
Taxes
1959, in the Federal Building,
Spokane, Wash., on the question whether to vacate, or make perma¬
nent, the temporary suspension of a Regulation A exemption from Secu¬
rities Act registration
with respect to a proposed stock offering by
North American. Exploration Co., Inc., of Spokane, has been postponed
'*
Inc.
order
an
Pennsylvania RR.—Tender for Bonds—
year.
.
products sold_
Operating expenses (less other income)
tickets.
multiple-ride
respectively $1.80,
would pay
46-ride
North American
G.
previous fiscal
the
Issued
expenditures for
monthly tickets which
the 46-ride
of
and
Boston
pointed
since
The
poned—
1
in
coin-operated
housewives in
National,
Months
Cost
a
high of $1.90 a
a
I.,
on
railroad
b;r There
'
leans
1959 were approxi¬
compared with sales
completion of the sale, there will be
common
stock, out of the authorized
2140.
...
sales
Net
the New Haven rode
for the same fares from 1924 until
1949, a 25-year stretch during
which the consumers price index had risen 59c,'o.
This raise, part of
which was not applicable to fares within New York State until 1951,
its
$92,000
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.
calculated ta yield approximately
of this year, the increase would
area
between
Greenwich, R.
month
until
popular
are
increases in
beyond
the
from
Commuters
{
of
chain
pioneer
a
of
those
commuters, range from a high of $3.10
month within the 50-mile radius.
the
cents
of
95
proposed- are
Increases
Tlie
Pennsylvania
$66,000,
was
in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
the name of "Nite n' Day Wash n*
New York commuting area. He
the proposed increases, would no¬
rest
prices
in
increases
down
Also
-
loss
a
income
Co.
*
has
SEC
Holding Company Act
authorizing this company to issue and sell to banks during" the next,
two years, Its promissory notes In an amount not exceedtng $15,000,000
at
any
one
time outstanding.
The funds will be utilized for the
company's post-1958 construction program, to repay short-term bank
Company,
a
In 1912, and
units
the higher fares
year.
a
Proposed
zone
is
Clesco
yield about $500,000.
arc
net
Electric
_
The
radius.
Eystem-wide,
.
Inc.,
machines
the
with
fares,
be higher, and at most stations still lower, than
charged by other railroads entering New York
being
-
New
railroads
Haven's
New
and
_
other
by
Louchheim
of
merger
ended March 31,
year
acquired through a
which is engaged in the
very
President, declared that the railroad had taken
and only because it had no other recourse in
its constantly rising costs and its enormous losses from pas¬
the
said
F.
in
has
field
reluctantly
charged
the
franchising 24 hour unattended
Clesco
Boston
operations.
senger
cities,
41
Clesco.
Greenwich, R. I.
George Alpert,
the
and-
national
This
effective July 1.
commutation fare rises are proposed on
and Pawtucket, Providence and East
become
to
$899,000
in
points and to the Interstate Commerce Commission
between Connecticut points and Grand
rhe
Irt
travel
$1,896,000
In
One-Hour
Yalet,
Laundry Field—
29 announced that it had proposed to the
Commission
an
increase in its commutation fares
York
Pennsylvania
Cleared—
Stuart
of
established
was
600,000 shares.—V. 189, p.
increase irv commuter fares
an
promotion
the
by
communications.
mately
May
on
S.
P.
New
$1,094,070
402,355
.
company
sales
for
organized
Manufacturing Company.
The company's business consists of
designing and manufacturing a variety of complex precision nuclear
electronic instruments, used primarily in measuring and testing
Hartford RR.—Seeks Fare
.
.
used
be
was
and
(N. Y.) Water Co.—Exchange Effective
Waterworks
.
315,945
will
company
CAPITALIZATION—-Following
outstanding 400,000 shares of
York, New Haven &
Rise—
$605,058
$356,694
157,045
$262,351
169,o00
rev.
the
division
EARNINGS—Sales
,
balance
working capital.
Spinco
1959—4 Months—1958
$3,717,593
$3,775,361
3,112,535
2,681,291
1959—Month—1958
$1,110,792
783,763
754,098
-
to
1956
manufacturing
predecessor
-J New Orleans & Northeastern RR.;—Earnings—
the
of
added
rest
BUSINESS—In
V..
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
(2960)
the
Co.
Phillips
Petroleum
Co.—Acquire Australian Conces¬
sions—
This
firmed
company
they
have
and Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. on May 28 cm*
jointly acquired interest in two concessions in 1fce
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2570)
*0
approximately
embracing
Australia,
Queensland,
of
•3lale
prefabricated wall sections used in the construction of modern
buildings.
Propellers manufactures honeycomb panels and
of lightweight reinforced panels, wooden and metal pro¬
pellers for military "drones" and various agricultural and industrial
uses,
and rotors for helicopters
and other vertical lifting devices.
of
sists
41,400,000
Quinby & Co., Inc.
industrial
<DCInh
other
have jointly ac¬
quired from the Oklahoma-Australia Oil Co. an authority to prospect
covering 35,000 square miles. This concession will be owned by Phillips
end Sunray on a 50-50 basis and will be operated by Phillips.
Phillips and Sunray have also jointly acquired from Queensland
American Oil Co. an undivided one-half interest in a second authority
to
prospect in eastern • Queensland, covering
approximately 29,500
Phillips
Queensland,
southwestern
and Sunray
miles.
CCfuare
,
Lefco
EARNINGS
subsidiaries
■
_
Aircraft
Piasecki
Corp.
'Underwriter Detection
Rights
Acquires
—
of
of
$1
new
inch
12
The
to
Belleville
war,
used for working capital.—-V.
188,
2958,
of
in
39%
in
58%
income
revenues,
the
over
Net
in
income
$2,158,768
to
the
latest
from
per
If
the
figures
the
for
46(1 in net opMarch quarter of
quarter
Gas
included
net income would be up 33%.—V.
Co.
Ltd., Toronto,
Offshore Drilling Program—
^
for
•follow
188,
Ont.,
the
Dover
Area,
Place-Dover No.
is
5
drilling
location
to the Place-Dover No. 3 producer,
one
of
"Kc'Cij the company has in this area to date. This well
from
a
wooden
"Waipole well
platform constructed
are
Hace-Gosfield
pilings.
ort
will
season..
be
is
first
months
..V.
.
the
"discovery"
equipment
Other
in
bids
that
serves
First
&
March
31,
will
it
June
its
of
general
the
of
cost
its
operates
In
areas
New
Boston
of
revenues
1959
the
company
for »the
<
,€ras
effect
the
<fe
to
F.
S.
for
5%%
the
sale
interest
Indo
on
Shellac
and
&
of
rate
the
the
directors
wlil
also
to purchase the Paas Dye
„
W.
Adams
Butcher
The
•
current
•Plough in the
these
on
bonds
1.800,000
1.800.000
Co
Elkins,
&
1.800.000
Webster
Morris,
First
Hill
Secu-
Southwest
Garrett
called
ing
group
Mellen
sold
for
upon
to
the
approve
which
stock at
the
eleventh
PROCEEDS—Net
to
reduce
ment >
-
ana
will
Inc.
1.100.000
Dittmar
June
on
offered
bank
expansion
from
to
loans,
and
the
the
sale
200.000
of
company's
to
Mil-
shares
i,
it>"- lOO.OOo "shares1
general
funds
for
1949
in
is
the
Motors
Corporation.
The
Hentz
Collins
J.
one'
cor
Hogle
A.
The
John
&
&
son.
•
The
-*
First
Corp.
—V.
Inc.
.
-
,
100.000
!
.
Newburger
100.000
—
Corp.
400,GC0
Cleveland
2245
.
of
100 000
Co.,
•
100.000
& :CO,c
■
Weisseubdrn. >'
;.._!!
and
100,000
'
100.000
Company,
100.000
"
1577.
p.
testing,
wound
/
.
i
.
manufac¬
precision
resistors
\
resistor
(hereinafter
"'
basis
for
of
order
all
its
resistors
commercial
sold
similar
and
and
potentio¬
by its customers,
other
and
governmental
potentiometers
*
V*
use.
TO
data
resistors
items
military and
EFFECT.
3z
'
I
/I"
are
"!**/*'.
1'
.-t,
PRESENT. FINANCING
Authorized
.
'
:
/
Outstanding
300.000 shs.
Co._
400,000 shs.
/•/'';
Corp.—Lists
/% "
'
-
$43,000,000
AF
Con-
-
,,
J"
;
worth
of contracts
than
S.
Air
the
of
cover
$8,000,000
money
is
for
modification
incorporating the latest equipment changes
also
of the flight
support
which
been
is
than
more
now
bombs
that
cannon
13.000
pounds
well
as
as
1,300 miles
test program.:
.
delivered
the
fires
of
of eight
flight-test air-
to
/.
the
-
6,000
and
F-105
shells
a
t
business
Air
powerful
Thunderchief
-
•
.
Tactical
most
conventional
." ;." '
,
to
world's
hour., the
an
atomic
as
'
'
being
characterized
Faster than
2354.
p.
Com¬
one-man
is
armed
minute.
It
can
bombs,' rockets, missiles/
hydrogen
weapons.—V
189
"
%
.
.:
*«
■
.
Royal Industries, Inc., Beverly Hills,
CaliL—Acquisit'n
This'corporation
for
the
not
L.
stated
by
of
more
majority
*
...
addition
show
of
Mr.
the
of
markets
through the
profits
to
said.
the
licensing
of
"
of
aids.
}
of negotiations
Phoenix.
Ariz./
Inc.,
The
purchase
price
in
was
•.*>,
v.
-
Royal,
He
noted.that
taxes
business
The
v
making the announcement.v
Royal's sales this, year
of
for
the
fiscal
year,/
approximately, $200,000.
The"
originates, in
company/is
eastern. U.
of
completion
America,
Audio will increase
before
company's
Bengtson
announced
Co.
hearing
V,
President
than: $1,000,000.
Audio will
States.
.
the
20
Audio
of
miniaturized
Bengtson,
that
May
on
acquisition
disclosed.
M.
pand
■
-
Thayer,^ Baker
the
of
for
Aviation
'
manufacturer
i__.
&
Strader
inc.
300,000
&
Inc.
inc. -.
.
t
...
Carl
Parker
designing,
wire
variable
cent)_/'!/__(!
one
six-barreled
a
fire
*
100.000
100 000
400.000
(par
100,000
loo'.ooo
400,000
______
p.
with
and
—•••
4CO.OOO
30%
sold
GIVING
1678.
p.
has
carry
Hugo Marx «fc Co..._'i
inc.—
i——
189,
150.000
Kay,.Richards .& Co.i_
Meeds
{on.
Government
items
in
F-105,
mand,
100,000
•.
400.000
Legg & Co
which
The
400.000
Winslow, Cohu & Stet.
1„
Norfolk
McGlone
of
fixed
composition
represent funding* of a portion of the
Republic has under Air Force letters of contract.
airplane.
400,000
Co
Co..
Bissell
C.
&
Stieglitz
Illinois
Laird,
ori-
company
Co—
&
2
business
contracts
150,000
m,&
Inc.
Investment
400,000
189,
May 26 public offered'
approximately 70%
of
it are incorporated in
by
remainder
and
The
150.000
Co.—1
Corp.
600,000
Corp.
Kansas-—-V;
with principal offices at
117 Stanley
incorporated on Sept. 9. 1952 'for -the" '
was
estimates
States
stock
F-105B's,
..craft
'
.
.Interstate Securities %
600,000
<fo Co—
150.000
.
&
land
stock (par one cent) at $2 per
were
offered as a speculation.
selling
approximately
189,
The
150.000
Ferris & Co.l_i.-_-— -;!!-•■
600,000
Co
150.000
*■
.
Leithd!^!
Wlriteside
Dreyfus
//'(
company.
purchase of F-lOoD's.,
an
all-weather
version
of
the
supersonic
fighter-bomber,* and
are
charged against fiscal 1959 and fiscal 1960
procurement funds. Another
$5,000,000 has been appropriated for
laboratory static testing and flight4
test instrumentation for the 'D'
aircraft, Republic officials said.
Dabney :&
&
Oklahoma
the
Thirty million dollars'
200.000
Inc.'J!_-i!_!
Winslow.
Co.,
Co., Inc.
&
Chace.
lbe
Force.
Mos-f
Yeatman.
Burgess
1
wil
proceeds,
corporation announced 011 May 28 it has received more
$43,000,000 in recent F-105 Thunderchief contracts from the
200.000
-
Tyson.!
'
600,000
Halle
used
&
Securities
Julien
of
turbines and jet engines, chiefly
Hibbs
Stern Brothers
manu-
«lso
operates throe whouy-owned
subsidiaries:
Ador. Propellors
.,«nd seree-s used primarily in residences.- and
curtarnwall which
H.
-
working capital "require¬
of plant end
equipment-.
BUSINESST-Corporation organized in California in
"^rhy engaged, tnrough Its operating division. Turbo,
?n^ai°^C^mp0Iief^ for
ueA-nson Division of Generm
and
700.000
700.000
—
Childs
2
Co.
Fulton Reid
shares
.
B.
Co;!-—__
Suplee,
Townsend,
the
This
200 000
Co.
Y.,
molded
that
-tracts—
l!2_!^__——150.000
ley
York Hanseatic
Inc.
the
of
U
Sterne, Agee & Leach—
700.000
W.
balance
The
'•
Republic
;-
250,000
Inc.—
700.000
&
and
Common
250,000
Co.!—
Co.,
&
accrued
debentures
common
N.
corporation
the
./ —-V.
&
700,000
——
—
of
the
approximately $400,000 will be
i
250.000
Frederking_
Lunt
Texas,
CAPITALIZATION
250.000
Rambo,'Close & Kerner,
D.
redeemable
plus
."potentiometers").. On Oct: 31, 1958, the corporation
the outstanding capital stock of Reon Instrument Corpl
informationi
&«. Company
&
be
par,
price
a
250,000
S.
inc.
Kraus—
Marache
The
250,000
Cartwright
&
will
has
'
at
as.
acquired all
by merger,
"*250,000
1.100,000
.
Corp.
Folger, Nolan. Fleming-
finance
improvement
__—
Hut ton
New
underwrit¬
and
of
250 000
Sons
1,100.000
——
Burge &
E. F.
sale
..
.
,
!
Fridley
Co.
manager of an
5
R.
to
and
Incorporated
—.
Leeds &
1.100.000
Granbery.
referred
use
Baker & Co., Inc.
• Amott.
Co.—
Anthony
1
,250.000
Co.j!
&
Co.
•
-
stock
to
105'y
the general funds ol"
engaging in
assembling and
(resistors
250 000
&
a
proceeds
be added
short-term
for
Smithers &
Inc.
the
loans.
bank
corporation
Yonkers,
produced
J. R. Williston & Beane
Co.__
bv
acquired
company
of
of
United
Co.
1.lOO.OOo
Gairdner
189, p. 2180.
for the account of the
company and 100,000
account of certain
selling stockholders.
stock
1.100,000
.
Robert W. Baircl & Co.,
agreement
the
common
Co
Co.—
&
r
,
common
1939.'The debentures
securities
BUSINESS—This
Avenue..
to
ill!'!—.
Inc.
Bartow
price of $7.25 per share. Of the total
numbr of shares being
offered, 100,000 shares are being
.
&
ler,
McKelvy
l.lcO.OOO
Ball.
marks
three years.—V.
Alstyne, Noel & Co. is
common
&
Dominick
&
Wood. Struthers & Co..
meet¬
into
prices ranging from
to
in
These
purpose
Co.
Co.—
&
Richards, &
1,100,000
Poly Industries, Inc.—Stock Offered—
Van
Dodge
Day
Emanuel Deetjen & Co.
convertible
be
from
current liabilities
located
are
meters
——
Joseph.
C.
L.
any
proceeds
will be added
250,000
Co,
Stokes
Co.
Robert
1.800.000
s.
will
repayment
250,000
_
Wecdon &
1.100.000
F.
(New York time)
p.m.
that
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for the purchase of newequipment
such
as
high
speed
winding
machines, automatic lug
'assembly, vibrator, automatic adjusting jig; financing private laboratory
testing of potentiometers and precision resistors; payment of chattel
mortgage 011 machinery and equipment and loans secured by accounts
receivable; and for general working capital.
Securities
Crowell,
Inc.
debentures,;
This offering was oversubscribed.
were'
&
SherrerdJ—
&
Corp.
Pierce.
Smith
&
Langley & Co.—
Higginson Corp.__
Company of Newark, N. J.
acquisition
past
be
/•
:
/• >
underwriter and agent.
as
Off
the
share.
_i—300 000
Hinckley..!— '< - 250.000
Carolina
Tucker,
brand
acquisition is subject to the approval of the directors of
Plough
-ot their meeting 011 June 9. and if
approved, the company will operate
Under the new ownership beginning July 2. 1959.
At this
ing,
/
;
.
Reon Resistor Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Charles*
300,000
Shelds & Co._—_——
Lee
event
150,000 shares of
300.000
1,800.000
..—
The
same
1163.
p.
Plohn & Co., New York City, on
bonds,
new
Renshawl-
&
Spencer Trask &
its
for Assets—
178,
prorata basis.
a
pay
any,
erties
12
Rodman
1.800.000
Co.
W. Pressprich & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
inventory
Incolac,
busi-
BUSINESS—This corporation is engaged principally in the acquisition
and development of oil and gas properties.
Princip vl producing prop¬
./
Sutro & Co.
Co.——
Moseley
Estabrook
for
if
'
to
Reinholdt & Gardner..-
1,800.000
rities
to
turing,
a
1.800,000
R.
Plough plans
It presently
subsidiary.
Made
share until June 15,
per
used
below have severally agreed
following.respective-amounts of
Union
Lynch,
&
the
debentures
used
named
the
Rhoades
Loeb,
Fonner &
receivable,
transaction.
financing
$1,500,000 of 6%: convertible
optional redemption
-
company
Co.
&
products.
«iame
.
accounts
in
separate
equipment
.
Sweney,
a
hotel
and
.
*
■
1.100,000
estate,
motel
below.—V.
FRCCEfiDS—Net
to
$352,434,253 and
net
$344,033,787 and $35,310,089 for
Dominick
as
at
amounted
with
Corp. $2,700,000
Peabody
M.
Stone
included
the
interest.
'•
(
Clark.
real
partners'.
at
on
The
pur¬
dndi extends
Jersey
Wilmington.
operates as the Southern Shellac Co. and is the largest maker of
liquid
chcllgc in the country.
•
all
cated
trans¬
Saunders; Stiver & Co.
were
the
to
' /%
Inc.
for
1969
In
current
bus
mass
a
1.8C0 000
machinery,
in
Co.—Offer
agreed to act
publia
1,800.000
hand
inure
on June 18,
portion of the debentures
are not purchased
in accordance with the offer, share¬
holders may subscribe for any additional amount of de.bentures.
If such subscriptions exceed the amount of
unpurchased debentures, the debentures will be allo¬
general
corporate
1,800.000
the corporation
nation-wide distribution
business
Textron
of $1
the
to
Corporation—
on
will
sales
offering are to be used to give the company
furnish it with funds with which to es¬
thereby
V;"/: '(./'/"'
1959.
1988.
1,
Wertheim & Co..______
Dean Witter & Co.
plant,
and
Rights expire at 3:30
100%
Smart & Co., Inc., 101.282%; Kuhn, Locb
Brothers (jointly ), 100.4699% .—V.
189, p, 2245.
Dillon.
Merrill
f°ur
Plough, Inc.—Acquisition—
cash
stock
acquired. The warrants will
share of common for each warrant
par, on the basis of a $100 debentures for
each 300 shares of common held of record June
3, 1959;
ranging
to
Company on May 27 announced that an agreement had been reached
an
exchange of all the capital stock of the Harry C. Smith Co.
for an unannounced number of shares of
Plough,
Former company
operate
its
this
of
capital
tablish
Offered—
I960,
added
be
for
which
purchasers
the
Merle-Smith—
Securities
for
The
of
one
per
increased
from,
proceeds
ness
utility company
business in New Jersey;' 'In addition,
outstanding capital stock of Public
and
operating
ler
to
Net
working
and
operatitng
an
gas
Philadelphia
submitted
Lehman
Dick
Sponsored by the Joseph H. Hirshhorn financial interests, the com¬
pany
reports
ample
funds
011
hand
to
meet
prospective program
•requirements.—V. 188, p. 2646.
«nd
shares
acquire
$2
through %-
Ilalsey,
and
well.
,all
of
volume of sales of the partnership will be increased because
availability of the type of financing proposed, any profit which
result
See
prices
1,
June
after
or
portion
a
is
company
electric and
from
follows:
as
4
" •' '
,
will
bonds:
new
Carl
of
the
City,
purchase
the
Kidder,
west
in
the
The
drilling
five
to
price
the
the
of
which, as of Feb. 28,' 1959, is estimated at
amount, approximately $134,000,000 has been or
last 10 months of 1959 and the remainder in
this
PURCHASERS—The
to
zones.-
area of the recently reported important "Trenton oil find"
Imperial-Harvest-Submarine team.
Location of the Place well
mile
that
capitalization of the company as of Dec. 31, 1958 was:
$671,470,600 in
long-term
debt;
.999,995 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
par
$100;
2,531,833
shares of
Si.40
dividend
preference common stock,
no
par value;
and 12.911,665 shares of common stock, no
par value.
tliceovery
tool
each
holder
the
years.
ended
cf
a
Of
system
Eastman
"Weils.
:
at; special redemp¬
redeemed prior to June 1,
those
sale
by
to
1988;
on
the
of
1,
for
used
to $38,652,916, compared
calendar year 1958.
west, the company is constructing a platform on wooden
pilings for its Place-Colcliester No. 1 well, the first to be drilled on
m.
9,400 acre tract held by the company immediately offsetting the
■is approximately three quarters of
The company is employing cable
2
*
Ave.,
June
on
and
fixtures for hotels,
motels,
hospitals and other con¬
and. the company's purpose is said to be to provide financing'
partnership as well as other companies engaged in the sale
leasing of hotel and motel furniture,and fixtures. To the/extent %
or
re-
'
redemption
prior
redeemed
from
and
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
lrarther
the
Co.—Bonds
regular
June
income
•/'/%
•
Colfax
W.
this
for
United
next,
-
at
after
payment
program,
in
York
; the
being drilled
pay
2,
2000
cerns;
/'/'•'//////% y
Gas
&
redeemed
or
those
EARNINGS—Total
successful
four
on
company
spent
portation
offset
an
for
the
at
due
those
for
the
including
New
exploration drilling venture of the com¬
pany in the western sector of the lake, is located approximately one
w&ilc offshore from Kingsville, Ontario,
offsetting the Kingsville Gas
JKciW and is also about one mile west of the Bluewater gas discovery
.or.last
Canada.
the company
owns
all of
the
Service
Coordinated (Transport,
first
1,
Montreal,
Electric
BUSINESS—The
Both this well and the
being drilled to test the Red Medina
No.
on
July
on
,'T,-
//
(
■
at
It-
until
furniture
Redemption—
redemption
$493,000 of
ranging from 101.94%
100%
of
engaged
platform, Place-Walpole No. 3 well is
company's important drilling success and
for
$320,000,000.
the
producer
year on its 80 square mile block of acreage in the Sel¬
where the major part of this year's development drilling
fictivlty will be concentrated. Identified as "Mr, Cliff," the new plat¬
form is the first of several the
company expects to put into service in
;this area. 1
Port
for
redeemable
are
construction
last
the
Ltd.—Partial
called
or
redeemed
to
poses,
2646.
p.
the
throughout
located
company
Randall
has
PROCEEDS--Proceeds
Area,
In
by constant
/%'/;-•/'■/ ■/ '-'V'//r// ///'/
Pipeline
100.94%
those
funds
Canada—
new
to
up
obtained
kirk
bonds
1960,
operations
Reporting the successful launching and testing of its new floating
type platform. Clifford R. J. Smith, President, has announced the
cpudding in of three wells to open the company's work season on the
offshore gas development areas of Lake Erie,
southwestern Ontario.
the
'
available, to
the complex
retains its posi¬
years
communities
50
!'/
Service
tion prices
.
Employing
than
more
:
Toronto
subsequent
Oii
&
102
giving interested persons
thereon.—V. 187, p. 1693.
hearing
subscribe
The
Empire Southern Gas Co. (acquired March 1, 1958 3 for the months
cf January and February of that year, net income per share for the
quarter would have equalled 76 cents per share.
On this basis, 1959
Place
niter
order
an
share. The offering is to be made on a, ">
best efforts basis by Amos C. Sadler & Co. and Purvis &
Co., both
of Denver, Colo., for. which they will receive a selling commission of'".
25c per share, plus $5,000 for expenses. The company also will
grant !
the
underwriters stock purchase
warrants ' to acquire 80,000 share,4
at $2 per share at such time as the public offering is completed.
'//
The company was organized in February to engage in the
financing
of hotel and motel equipment. At the outset it will acquire exclusively
the commercial paper resulting from sales
made by A. D. Radinsky'
A; Son / a partnership composed oi the company's President and VicePresident, Ben A. and Jack M. Radinsky, respectively, which supplies
shop of
pipe manufacturing
scribed and books closed.
of
•first quarter per-share
to
corporation
from
1958
of
which
4
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—Rights Offering—This corpo¬
ration is offering to its commortMstoekholdei^s rights to
net operating
$1,480,430.
quarter
March
held
■" The First Boston Corporation and associates on June 3
offered an issue of $50,000,000 first and refunding mort¬
gage bonds, 51/8% series due 1989, at 101.931% to yield
5%. The group was awarded the issue at competitive
sale on a bid of 101.283%,
The offering was oversub¬
the 1,649,472
011
maintenance
issued
request a
registration statement with the SEC
entitle
materials, new processes and inventions. Today it
factories employing 75,000 people 'in 21 .countries. ■ .? w *
50
Public
was $1,666,028, equivalent to $1.01
shares outstanding on March 31, 1959.
In
comparable 1958 quarter net income was $1,05(3,823, or 64 cents
share on the 1,643,907 shares outstanding on March 31, 1958.
share
foer
the
former
General
Denver," Colo., filed
1, 1959. covering 100,000
> shares of'common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per share/
Each
purchaser of stock is entitled to receive one stock purchase
(//;////•;%'/,.'
1059. r,*' %
of
Co.,
Winnipeg,
58%—
C. I. Wall, President.
Operating revenues were $9,553,689 against $6,872,691;
increased
the
end
be
will
technique
new
&
operation of the .sinking, fund,
its first " and collateral
5^4% series B bonds, due July 2, 1973 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Canada Trust Co.. Vancolver, Regina,
it was announced by
income
the
Nemours
has filed
trust,
has
to
1959,
warrant
by the
organization
v/!/'•''<
The
three months ended March
in the
operating
net
plant is
Producers
1617;
p.
//
and its subsidiaries
company
This
.•'•/%!•' /—// *'
by
Commission
new
delivered
was
Pik-Quik, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With SEC-r
This
-*
French Process Cuts' Welded
pipe.
made
America
de
Radinsky Investment Co.—Registers With SEC—
of;; common
shares
&'
thiough its New York affiliate, Pontex Pipe Corp.,
St., is resuming trade with the United States.
Before the
300,000 tons of cast-iron pipe from Pont-a-Mousson in France
States.
The corporation on May 8 filed a letter of. pQ.ttfication with the SEC
covering 131,625 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$1.25 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for equipment,
property
..working.
capital.
'/.
///,.!%;.■
(//.////////>
;
31, 1959, had gains
crating income and
of
use
No under¬
1
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Net Income Up
the
John
116
writing is involved.
to be
500,000
and
2180.
p.
Quinbv Plans for
Telephone & Telegraph
American
ol
I.
General Motors Corp.
investment
June >11,
Pont-a-Mousson,
share for each share held as of May 22, 1959
proceeds are
189,
the world leaders of
among
comprises
May 6 filed a
187, p. 2907.
pipe
South
Font-a-Mousson
tion
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 81,714 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered for
subscription to stockholders at S3.50 per share at. the rate of one-
The
inch
48
first
and
The
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
V.
note,
deed
value.-—V.
E.
Co.,
.
process."
North
Piedmont Aviation, Inc., Winston-Salem, N. C.—Files
a
*
..
The
first example of this research-developed system
is a plant in
Belleville, France, just completed. The process is capable vof producing
search,
Courtecnth of
earnings,
net
A new production
process developed in the last 2 - years by French
foundry pioneer Pont-a-Mousson, sharply cuts costs of welded pipe
manufacture, Hubert Cousin, President of the New York;* affiliate,
Pontex
Pipe Corp., announced on June 4;
'The new process is an
inventive simplification of our former die press system," he explained, j
"It lowers investment outlays for plant construction,-bringing great
savings in production expense.
Many countries will benefit from the
System—
underwater range and sensitivity.
capabilities, Medio-Wave will have many important ap¬
plications in
ship and submarine detection, torpedo guidance,
and
two-way underwater voice communciation.
It will enable submarines
Co communicate with each other or with shore stations .at a consider¬
able distance without surfacing, which is now only possible at very
close range.
It will permit communication from ship to shore or
between shore stations that cannot be '•jammed" or knocked out by
'enemy fire.—V. 189, p. 1577.
011
trust
a
par
Pontex Pipe Corp.—New
such
corporation
the company and its
1959.
$5,029,093, and
On completion of. fhe current
Pipe Production Costs—
greater
The
of
Kodak
and Standard Oil Co.. each of which
an application
under the Invest-'
rnent Company Act for an exemption order permitting Quinby to offer
such plans at reduced public offering prices on
group accounts; and
unit
a
a
corporation 011 June 1 announced the acquisition for exclusive
•manufacturing rights to a unique new underwater communication and
•detection system.
Called Medio-Wave, the system was developed by
Vernon M. Bugg, President of Medio Corp. of American of Kcasbey, N. J.
Medio-Wave accomplishes underwater transmission
by electro-mag¬
netic means rather than by sound waves as in Sonar, thus promising
With
31,
sales
net
to 92 cents per share.
duPont
Eastman
Electric Co.,
capitalization of the company will consist of
short-term bank borrowings;" $404,645
of a 5%
note;
of
$193,872
This
tnuch
ended Jan.
year
consolidated
and sponsor of, The
is
.T-.
outstanding
$600,000
stock,
the
For
had
$360,728, equal
financing,
New
to
'/■■//-./
Proposes Plan Offerings at Re-
%
Co.,
materials Into solid forms from which It ma¬
precision parts used primarily in the mechanical and electronic
industries.
covering acquisition of this concession, Queensland
American agreed to drill a 6,500 foot test well on the Moreton anti¬
cline
approximately 30 miles south of Brisbane. Following comple¬
tion 'of this well, Phillips and Sunray have the right to take over
•operations of this concession.
'
Oklahoma-Australia
and Queensland American
are
wholly owned
subsidiaries of Lucky Strike Drilling Co., Tulsa, Okla.-—V. 189, p. 2354.
Prices—
This principal underwriter for,
Accumulation of common 'stock
plastic
processes
chines
terms
the
Under
duced
types
Monday, June 8, 1959
...
S.
,
and
additional dealers.
current
the
presently
into
-
western
.United
planning to ex-3
some
Both ""sales
foreign
and
areas!
earning /
100 000
(Continued
.on
page'52)
*
-
-
Volume
1£9
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
nounced
during the current week.
second table in which
*
Then
show
we
ously announced, but whicn
Class
the payments
previ¬
not yet reached their
nave
f
Name
oUCompany "
Aberdeen
Share
$6
pfd.
(s-a)
Paper Mfg.
Co.,
s
Corp,t
common
12Vac
™™
.
(quar.)
25c
jLu Stock dividends
$3.50 preferred. <quar.)
\1%>
—
AVii'c-
7-9
87Vac
:
preferred...«quar.)
Dredging.Co. (quar.———
7-
75c
1
6-17
6-
Factors. Ltd
25c
6-15
6-
Felt-Co.,
15c
6-15
6-
5
common™^-.,
preferred*-i.qjiar.)American
.k $1.50
Growth."-Fund,
American Hair & Felt
$6 preferred; (quar,)
VV.-/
Machine
American
$1,25
(quar.)....—
;>
Insurance (Chicago)-—. —
Motorists
(3.
A.)
of South
'
subject
tax
of
conv.
Anchor
to
•
6-24
6-30
6-17
El
7-
6
6-20
6-30
6-15
6-15
25c
preferred, 1 qunr.j
Metal Cam,tructicn
(reduced
Auto-Solcr
Co>
30s
Steel, Ltd.
(s-a)
,L_
class A
Babcoek & Wilcox Co.
Stockholders
S;:
at
7-15
6-15
From
2
6-10
7-
2
6-20
20c
7-
1
6-15
13c
6-25
6-10
6-30
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-19
6-26
(Consolidated)—
(Toronto)
(s-a)
$80c
—
quar.),
(Initial)
7-1
6-8
Financial
7-
6-12
First
meeting
will vote
be
to
split the com. shs. ona 2-for-l basis.
Baltimore Brick, 5% pfd. (accum.)
Bath
Inc.
(quar.)--
Iron
25c
6-30
Fostoria
6-30
6-15
$1
;
7*
1
1
6-17
20c
Beatrice FOods Co., common
(quar.)—45c
Baxter
}33i,(V preferred, (quar.)
6-30--
Fownes
7-1
7- 2
6-15
Beech
Creek
RE.
gtd.
Beneficial. Finance
,5(4
,
common
1
1
6-30
$25c
7-
1
6-12
(quar.)-.
25a
.,6-30
6-30
2e,'o
'
(quar.)___
7-
10c
Boston Personal
Property 2,rust...._..--...i:
(C.) & Co.__i
British-American. Tobacco Co., Ltd.—•
Brewer
$0,096
Bond
Canada
L.)' Co-.
Products,
(1959)
Ltd.
pfd.
30c
Ltd.
(quar.t
5e/t>
A
Canadian Drawn;Steel Co., 60c
Canadian
6c,'o
preferred (quar.)
1
7-10
15c
10-15
6-30
6-15
6-
10c
6-29
36c
1
1
6-15
7-
1
7-
*
$1.20
&
Texas
Ry.
(s-a)
37Vic
7-15
6-23
$4
6-19
6- 5
class A (stock dlv.)—,
' The company's common stock »both series
A and series B)
wa3 split two-for-one
last month;
Corp.
2?t
6-29
4/fe
Colorado
4'"c
6-15
(stock dividend)—4fe>
(quar.)
———.——
50c
8-15
7-31
7-
6-19
Consolidated
Consumers
&
common
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.,
common
3Vapreferred. (1945-194.7)
<5s
Reynolds Corp.
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
r.'o- preferred
common
Brass
Ohio
Casualty. Insurance
Extra
Petroleum Corp. of, America.
Pettlbone-Mulllken Corp.
(quar.)
pine Islands
6-20
7-1
0-30
7- 1
6-30
Port Huron
class A (quar.)
Sulphite & Paper Co.
Corp.,
3
Providence Gas Co.
25c
6-15
6-
5
Provincial Transport, common
Draying Co., Ltd.
40c
6-15
6-
8
Ltd., ordinary
$0.82
„
lc
6-
9
4-
3
from
3c
6-20
5-29
11c
;—
7-15
.
.
—
1214c
35c
—
6-
Works
(quar.)™
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
63c
—
$1
$1.06
$1.1014
(quar.)
5(7
-
..
Inc.,
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6(7
6-10
0-15
(quar.)
7-
1
0-18
7-
1
6-15
7- 1
0-12
6-15
6-15
6-15.,
35c
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
25c
7-10
6-12
25c
10- 9
9-9
$23c
25c
87VaC
7- 2
7-27
10-1
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)
121 ac
Reece Corp.
(Mass.) common (quar.)
-20c
5(7 preferred (quar.)
——
$1.25
Regent Fund, Ltd—™——.....
$3c
Reliance Mfg. Co. (111.) com. (stock dividend)
5(7
3Vit (7 preferred (quar.)
8714c
Rhodes, Inc.. (quar.).
20c
Royalltc Oil Co., Ltd., 514(7 pfd. (quar.)™ $.3281V4
0-23
5.(7 preferred
Service
(quar.)
Co.
3114c
7-
1
3114c
10-
preferred B
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
—
—
—
—
6-30
$1
7-15
40c
6-30
6-12
6-30
6-12
6-29
6-15
6-29
0-15
45c
(quar.7
Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.),
Services, Inc.—
Selective
Fund,
Inc.
(derived
Interstate Bakeries
—
$4.39 preferred
Common
Class
7-
1
6-12
40c
7-
1
6-15
$1.20
7-
1
6-15
A
(Canada)—
of America, com.
1st preferred
Rubenstein
(see
Ltd.
-
(quar.).—-———
Corp.
$3.50
—
-
-
R. ft M. Bearings
(Helena),
Helena
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-—
Inc.--
,
.
7- 1
8- 1
6-13
..7-16
7- 1
6-10
7- 1
-
6-15
6-19
9-8
0-12
0-15
7-15
5-27'..
6-26
.
0-19
6-1
6-12
'
■
Rubenstein, Inc.)
*
Ryan Aeronautical—
_
Stockholders approve 2Va-for-l stock
St.
Louis
' (John)
and interest income)
Shoe,
6(7
pfd.
(aecum.)
6-11
5-28
Sangamo
5c
from dividend
Irving
1
0- 3
"
'
split-
—-
0-19;-
5-29
7- 3
7- 1
6-17
Diversified
6-15
6-15
9-15
6-15
Corp.—
$2
Investors
6-15
1
6-30
$1
(quar.)—;
Chemical
preferred
35c
$3
4<7 pfd.
—
International Shoe Co.
6-15
v
of Oklahoma—
preferred (quar.)
4.24(7 preferred (quar.)„
4.65(7 preferred (quar.)—
Purolator Products, Inc. (quar.)
4(7
Radio
—
(quar.)—
International Power Co. (quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-12
6-18
50c
(quar.)
International Milling Co..
International Minerals &
6-15
0- 5
7- 1
0-30
14c
(quar.)
Quincy Mining Co., common.-
5(7 preferred B (quar.)
Interlake Iron Corp.—_—
6-19
1
25c
35c
$1.50
75c
6-15 T
8-28
6-30
0-12
0-24
6-20 "
6-12
6-19
75c
"
Progress Laundry
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
9-21
7-15
Plastics,
25c
5(7
6-19
7-
6- 8
5-29
10(7
...
5
—
6-19
6-30
6-23
7-29
Prestole
6-15
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pratt & Lambert, Inc.
6-15
—•
$1.68
1
3
7-15
0-15
0-12
6-19
6-
7- 1
,
Cable
T.
100(7
—_
55c
—25c
(Hartford)
Inc.—
0-712
0-10
..7-15
7- 1
Plastic Wire &
8-31
6-23
6-20-
62.VaC
Foreign Exchange Board)—
6-19
6-13
.
,
Stock dlv. (SubJ. to approval of the Philip-
6-30
9-25
•
r 12lic
$1,371/2
$45c
'*
•
.
Quarterly
6-15
8
6-30
$2.50
„
.
6-19
8-
6- 3
6- 3
8
4(7
1
25c
20c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Sib- preferred (quar.)
—
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
6-19
8
G-15
1
6-10
0-10
,
1
6-
7-2
6-30
6-5
"6-17 "
.6-10 /
6- 5
Hawaiian. Products (quar.)——
7VaC '
8-30
6-15
Pacific Telephone- ft. Telegraph—
Common (quar.)————
—
$1.75
6-30:
6-15
6(7. preferr«l
(quar.)_
—
$1.507-15
6-30
Feoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
*
:
:*
1
*
6(7 preferred <s-a)_
—•
$$3
'67-30' --6-15 "
Pep Boyc—Manny, Moe ft Jack__——15c
: 6-25 t
6-12 r
Petrolane Gas
Service
(quar.)_,__
25c
6-25 - -0-10."*
6-30
6-
Common
7-
6-20
7- 2
6-23
6-15
Pacific
6-30
6-
6-15
7-
—
$1
1
7- 2
15c
..
—
(Quarterly of 25c out of invest, inc. and a
year-end ."capital gains" of $1.43)
I
Pioneer Fund Inc. (stock dividend)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
9
1
6-5
25c
6-1
6-3
40c
15c
,
—
-
6-
1
6-15
6-25
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Brush Co.
Ox Fibre
■f-,
,—
7-
7-
7-15
7-15
Co.
6-
and
6-15
7-2
10c
+15c
50c
14c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ohio
6-30
7-
7- 2
15c
Oahu.Sugar CO., Ltd
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd.
6-15
inc.
36c
(quar.)
Pine Street Fund,
7-
25c
20c
Light & Power Ltd.
6-10
—
invest,
#
$15c
_k
—
Nova Scotia
6-17
Inter-Ccunty Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
(s-a)__—50c
—.—
6-26
7-
$1.14
Inventors
(s-a)
Extra
,r
—^,,
7- 2
10c
6-19
'
(s-a)
,
$37Vic
I 25c
u
Auction Co. ;(quar.)
20c
6-30
1
(quar.)
preference
York;ft Harlem.RR.
Phoenix Insurance
—
7-
$1.25
—87VaC
Cowles Chemical (quar.)
1
Ltd.—
7-30
2Vic/c
$1.31 (4
—
6-12
6-15
6-12
V 6-16
6-1
$1.50.
New
6-17
1
$1.03
25c
(quar.)»—„
6-
6-26
$1.0314
$1.37V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-19
6-15
4.56(7-
Sl.niU
(quar.)
7-
5614c
(quar.)
(Canada),
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qear.)__
——
preferred (quar.)
—*
Insuranshares Certificates (Increased s-a)
$40c
com.
6-17
4.12(o
8
6-11
$5.25 preferred, series A (quar.)
6-12
tl5c
.
6-12
—
Corning Glass-Works;
a—
realized capital gains)
of
<—
7-1 •-
6-22
$2.51^.4 .7- 1
New York Trust Co.
(quar.)_„
87Vic
7- 1
Nicholson File - (quar.)———jl-—
' ' t 30c
7- 1 '
North «fc Judd Mfg. (Increased quar.)—— <
40c
6-15
15c
(quar.)
30C
7-
7-15
(quar.)
6-12
capital gains)
common
6-10
Co.
net
0-15 7
6- 3
Ltd.,
Co.
6-15
(quar.)
7-20
(quar.)_—•—
Paper Corp. Ltd.
G83 Co.,
from
6-15
6- 1
50c
—
1
—
&
7-15
6-15
(5c from
7- 2
(quar.)
7-23
6-25
5*2c/o
Corroon
(2c
(quar.)
10c from
&
Grocers
25c
Construction
6-12
6-15
20c
593ac
.
.,80c
35c
8-15
14c
Co.
6-30
7- 1
15c
$2
$40c
Smelting
preferred. A (quar.)—
5V2V0 preferred B (quar.)_
.•———.
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (increased >
,
1
——
Alining
7-15
36V4C
—
Chemical Industries
Foundation Fund—•
Common
Canada, Ltd.. (s-a)
6-30
——
Iron
6-12
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
^
of New York—
25c
—
Incorporated Income Fund (Mass.)
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
Trust—
(From investment income)—
Consolidated
7-15
50c
4*8 r'a
Columbia Pictures Corp. (stock dividend)
Consolidated Cigar Corp., 5ro
pfd. (quar.)
0-19
$1.50
78-
25c
25c
-
.
6-19
7-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Imperial
6-5
6-26
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)—
—
Group
Sugar Co.
Income
6-15
——
-——
1st preferred—
7-
1
20c
Finance
6-19
6-15
20c
pfd.
6-25
7-15
62Vic
6-20
8
50c
com.
6-23
—
of California
Plan Co.
Investment
Public
30c
Consolidated Investment
20c
3714c
50c
Paper
Honolulu
& Southern Ry.—
non-cum.
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
& Co.,
4^2CU
Co.,
Dauch
&
1
37'Ac
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
7- 2
common
2(7
Honolulu
9
30c
Columbia Gas System Inc.
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Honolulu
"
(quar.)———
(increased)—
preferred
Home
0-15
—
Honokaa
)
Collins Radie; common
„
6-
F.)
Quarterly
G-12
7-
Fund
Heritage
6-15
6-30
Citizens Utilities Co.,
Clarago Fan Co.
Hcppenstall
6-15
1
25c
—.
6-19
0-
$3
common
(Walter E.)
Hinde
6-30
45c
preferred (quar.)
5V»c/o preferred (quar.)
6-15
7-
6-19
6-18
:
4<$>
6-15
7- 1
$1.1834
Cincinnati,
7-
Heller
1
6-15
(quar.)
Helena Rubenstein, Inc.
8
$1.02Va
(E.
Hein-Werncr
6-16
7-
6-29
40c
'•
(quar.)—
Co.,
Gas
dividend
Stock
6-15
25c
6-12
10c
•
40c
(quar.)
;
-
(increased)
Co.," Inc.
Mfg. Co.
Hauserman
1
$75c
$1.1834
Clevite
10-
Y.)
Qc'o
preferred (quar.)
Hathaway (C. P.) 5.80Vf<
;
'
50c
—
(N. Y.)
:
$40c
.
.
7- 1
6-12
'
$45c
—
8-15
preferred (quar)
preferred (quar.)——.—(quar.)—.
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Orleans
6-15
$15c
$15c
.',4.80fe
New
6-19
(quar.)
common
(N.
Shoe
Hanover
7-31
6-12
1
;
Bank
Hartford
7-31
6-30
6-29
6-15
7-10
$1.37%
6-18
7-
6-19
8-
1
20c
7-2
$$1.25
> 250
7-
$1.50
preferred
conv,
r.
...7
^
^
6-12
6-30
—_—
6-15
6-30
$25c
5^
\
6-30
6-10
6-10
6-11
6-15
6-15
dividend—
Mutual Investment Co. .of America
6-15
1
$1.0614
Hanover
1
Cerro de Paaco Corp.
,
Griesedlfccl; Co..
1
8-15
1
'
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-26
7-1
7- 1
.
8
7-
(quar. )„,,.
A
Green Mountain Power
6-5
8-
4.75Vr>
,
'
6-
1
5-30
6c
50c
37 Vic
40c
25c
30c
—
Morgan-Guaranty Trust Co.
7-
-6-16
—
6-12
6-18
.
.
6-30
A
-—...
6-12
6-26
.
$30c
———
;
„
7- 1
5(7
Initial™—
*
6-11
6-12 ;
6-26 >■
6-16 „
6-16
7-15
- 8-14
8-14 :
10-9
8-14
^6-19
7-10
20c
10(7
(quar.)
Equipment Co.,
Auto
Stock
:
■
6-30
1
-
.
"Mississippi Shipping (increased):—
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)Monarch Life Assurance (Winnipeg)—'
Monroe
,
.
.
10c
semi-annual-
^
;6-13
6-18
7- 1:;
,7-20
7-1
7- 1
.
6-30
5
7-
(quar.)-—
Insurance
preferred
com-
preferred (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging Co., common- (quar.)—
434(7 convertible preferred (quar.)-——
6-12
———
Producers—
Western
—....
on
6-
G-30
Ltd. (quar.)———
Drug Stores (quar.)—————
$1.80
'
—;—
6-19
6-30
Toy,
&
—
participating preferred (s-a)
Miami Extruders, Inc. (initial quar.)———'
Initial
.
(
20c '
7-31
55c,
9-1
93:!4c
9- 1
9334C
10-30
85c
9- 1
25c
7- 1
15c ' 8- 1
(quar.)—
(quae.)-
G-12
$1.25
6-15
—
6-12
7-15
30e
6(7
6-12
$1.1214
6-15
...
6-12
1
—:
$1.12.Va
(quar.)
W.) Co.- (quar.)——
Central Illinois Electric-& Gas, com. (quar.)
4.1 Oec preferred series A (quar.)——
4.10($> preferred series B (quar.)—»——•—
1
7-
6-22
25c
—^—i.
7-1
62V4c--
(J.
7-
6-15
———.—.—
(quar.)——-—
Guarantee Co. of North America (quar.)—^
1
$37Vic
Capital City Products
6-20
6*-15
6-17
6-12
Distilleries, Ltd.—
( New York
6-
pfd. (quar.).
3
5-30
6- 3
7-15
.7-. 1
7-1
37Vic
25c
$1.50
(qhariy-t
Trucking Co.
6-30
6-16
6-30
67*2C
:
common
action taken
payment at this time*
Melclicrs
6-30
-.s
50c
,
—
(no
,
8-17 *
6-15 (.
.
(quar.),
(F. H.),
McLean
6-15
(initial quar.)—
pfd.
Great American
6-l«
International Power, Ltd.—•
"
7-
1
6-30
5c
Co.—
Great
6-15
0-16
6-12
of
Gray
6-9
7-15
(quar.)—<—
—
8-
#3c
Machine Tool,-————
Gloucester- (increasedj
Gorton's
9
Stores,
preferred
$3.40
net
6-15
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preference (quar.)_
Carter
6-
Hansen
Class
5-29
6-30
& Lewis
Grand
6-16
•
Rubber
Extra.
Canadian Bronze
6-15
.
.
—
$3.75 participating preferred
334 (7 preferred (quar.)—,—
National
6-15
Flooring.Co., class B. (quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd,, common (quar.)—.——
6-19
6-30
—
7- 1
7-1
Canada
1
62 '/he
$6 voting pfd.
Co.
(quar.)
Art
Giddings
Company—
5%' riOn-cumJpreferred (quar.).—;
Butler Mfg.. 4^3$^ preferred, (quar.)
1
1
7- 2
Burrillville Racing Association....-^--$1.50 Butler's, Inc.,,common (quar.)15c
iJ/2c/c preferredt (quarr)—28Vic
Butterlck
1
6-30
25c
'
6-16
7-1
,
.
Gibson
" 6-16
7-
$45c
Surgermclster- Brewing> (quar.)w-^--v---^'
7-
15c
—
<fc
2nd
80c conv.
Gera Corp-.,
Department
May
8-17
Y.)r—
quarterly
& Son (quar.)
(M.)
6-15
Waterworks—
General
6-16
1
7-
62Vic.'
$26c
....
4-27
7-1
20c
,1..
4-27
7-
—_
(E.
Increased
6-30
3714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4Va°'o
preferred (quar.)—
4'Af^ preferred (quar.)
7-15
25c
(quar.)
.
—
(N.
Maryland Casualty (quar.)—.
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
6(7 preferred (quar.)—
—
Matthiesscn <te Hegeler.Zinc Co
Morris
5Vapreferred
6-22
7- 1
....
Bruce
9
9
Tire
common
4(7 ' preferred ""(quar.)
Midland Trust Co.
Marine
McGraw
Service—
$5
8
6-
....
Brooke
6-
5
6-
(quar.)^.-...- '
$35c
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
$50c
4'/jc,'c preferred.(quar.)
$$l,12Va
5%ff preferred 'quan).
$$!.4334
6(^'lst preferred (quar.)A._..
$$1.50
Brockway Glass, Co., common (quar.»..;..^..
bfe' preferred, (quar.)
6-
Midland Corp.,
Marine
25c
——
6-20
8- 1
9- 19-1
8-30' ;
7-lo
.
.
25c
——-
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)——-
Time
General
6-12
7-15
Corp.
British Columbia
General
..
10 c
Co., com..(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
6-10
«
5(7 preferred (quar.)
$$1.25 .
Ma.claren Fowcr ft Paper, Ltd. (quar.)—™
A $50c
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)-—
55c
Maracaibo Oil Exploration^ (year-end).;—'
15c .;
6-
General Telephone Co.
6-15
6-22
•
$0,096
...
-
6-29
•
30c
Registered-
1
6-20
$3.75
•
Ordinary bearer
British-Columbia.Power
Public
Ltd.—
7 Vac
,c
Telephone Co. of California—5preferred (quar.) _2_
—
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
6-12
Structural Steel Co.,
6-25
25c
(quar.)
$2.10 preferred
(Stock dividend)
Billups Eastern.Petroleum
Controls
(quar.)-
com.
7-10
$1.05
;
!
-
6-19
6- 5
7- 1;
■
(qUar.)—i__r—3114c-".7-15
7-31
25c
;
—
preferred
—-
__—
Mays (J. WInc. (quar.)™
McCall Corp. (quar.)
General
6-12
$1.25
& Electric,
Gas
preferred
MacKinnon
General
Insurance—
(Initial quar.)
8i21
25c
(From net Investment income)i
6-15
8-
-
Standard Life
Louisville
b-iu
6-1^.
25c
10c
HV4C
17 Vic
32lac
(quar.)—-
com.
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe
5(7
(R. I.)
Corp.
6(7
preferred (quar.)
:
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.. (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
;
General
6-15
7-
(quar.)..
preferred, <s-a.)_
Beneficial
7-2
50c
$$1.75
6 c/o
Inc.
Packing Co.
General
6-15
Beldmg-CorticelJi. Ltd., 7% pl'd. (quar.)...._
Belgium 3toresvLtd., 5c,'o preferred (quar.).-
Steel Corp.
Co.
(s-a)
&
Extra
6-15
7-1
Bros.,
Garlock
6-15
843ac
4 14 l;b
Bros.
Gamble
6-19
7-1
preferred .(quar.)
;
$1.12%
Beatty Bros., LttL (quar.)!i $10c
Extra:.—
:™
$10c
■'
Preferred
6-15
7-
Pressed
7- 1
(quar.)_:—
6-10
payment
common
6-10
75c
—:
A
8-31
75c
—
—
(quar.»
Laboratories (quar.;
—
Class
1
4
j
6-11
—a.
Local Finance
9-
this time).
6-27
A-
$$1.75
™~__
(quar.)-——'
Works
(quar.)
7-15
$2.59
1—A——2
(quar.)(34 share for each share com.
Stock-split
held) 1
7-15
6-25
6-30
6-30
7-10
^
—
6-29
$0,028
—
Telephone Corp. (quar.),——
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
'
Bastian-Blessing Co.
on
(quar.)
common
Liberty Loan Corp.
"moil
Florida
Barber-Kllis of Canada, Ltd.— -'»•
Wfc preferred,, (quar.)
Y.)
(Del.)
(quar.
Midwest Securities,- common
taken
action
Corp.
Preferred
Lowers & Cooke, Ltd
12c
(quar.)
(N.
20c
*
50c
$
b- J
b-10
$23c
..
30c
$1.50
253
371-uc
(initial) 1
9-30
20c
Inc.—,—-
City Bank
5
T
b- a
6-12
6-30
>
Mining & Exploration
lie
—
,
.
6-12
30c
(quar.)—,—
25c
-
,
.
6-20
6-30
——
15c
—_
—
Fund,
6-30
0-
Carpet—
at
to
Basic,
National
(No
•
proposal
u
on
Industrial
6-12
2
6-17
0-1
6-30
—
50c
———„
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
7-
45c
ordinary income
of
A
Lamson
6-13
$1.34
(quar.)
Co.
(increased
Co.
Class
Labrador
Marsh
Corp.
b- 1
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
6-26
$37 Vac
,•
.
6-15.
30c
(quar.)-—36laC
$1.4312
15°
(quar.)——
31.40 pfd.
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)__,Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd
Kelling Nut Co., 6(7 preferred
6-26
7-15
,
Insurance
Corp.
Firth
special
a,
held on.June 19
6-24
7-
Department Stores (quar.)
Fidelity Fund. Inc. (quar.).Phduciary Mutual Investment—
Baird-Atomie, Inc.—
•,
7-15
$$4
(quar.)
Water
Life
Co.
Steel
Co.—
Products
Fabrex
6-18
1
6-10
$30c
Federated
25c
2
7-
income-
6-12
1834c
6-18
6-10
7-1
:
6-17
i—
Farrcl-Birmingham Co. (quar.)—
—-—a—d
(quar.)
1
1
6-30
6-25
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
7-
3
50c
Electric
Finance
B/G Foods,
8-28
17C
6-10
1
6-
income-
6-12
6-30
6-19
9-12
I50c
Quarterly
6-10
7-
6-16
$17 Vac
—
6-15
10c
6-30
(quar.)__
—
6-30
50c
7-
„•
6.-15
tl5c
$121-20..
—
•
A
investment
net
Corp.
Kaiser
6-16
6-10
20c
(quar.)
common
25c
nom-cusi/.flO'.n. voting ^preferred
Products Inc., 4(,'o pfd. (quar.)
5
6-10
17 Vac
,
——
;
5
6-
1
1
.J ; $ 1214c
(quar.)
preferred
Excelsior
Automatic Steel-Products—
Avon
6-
7-
6-20
$30c
&
Kalilcr
Ltd.—
-i-w—5c
4:
(quar.)
6-15
6-12
'
1——
"4334c
'
quur.t
6-15
15c
(quar.)
from
Exolon
Casualty Co. (Minn.)—>
$1.75
1
•
6- 8 >
_
—
5;!4(7
12c
—
Steel
Glass, Ltd.,
Electrical
7- 2
«fc
Foundries
Elizabethtown
75c
6-15
10c
—
(quar.)—
pref.
Payable
6-22
Share
^
$2
preferred.-(quar.)
Howard Balanced Fund—
Paso
$5.36
12V4c
conv:
5(7
6-15
7-
,-4.p«r
•;
'
'
Jersey Mortgage, $4 pfd. (s-a)—_______
;Johnston Terminals ft Storage, Ltd.—
6(7
7-15
6-30
5c
v'
'■'*
5
20c
(increased)
Quarterly from net investment
Eddy Match, Ltd.
(quar.)
>;
12*4c
'
u.
$1.25
-
C-10
6-30
.
"
'
Name oj Company
6-15
6-
Eaton <fc Howard Stock Fund—■
'kv";Vy-.vk
(quar.)i-^
25c
(resumed)
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-19
•
Cc
$1.50
Co
Co.
preferred
Eaton &
v'.':
Common..(quar.)
..
Art
20c
AVk
7'.a',*
-i.™-.-
preferred A.
6-30
7-15
Mfg.
Duffy-Mott Co.
6-12
6c
."v-A V
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
6-30
(quar.)
common
Dominion Insurance Co.
6-30
20c
•
income
Africa
American. Transit. Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
6(0
7%
6-30-
7-15
;
40c
-
net.-investment
Union
Dominion
6-19
7-15
9714c
American National. Fire Insurance (quar.)_.
American-South. African Investment Co., Ltd.
t.:
7-1
Iron,
Foundries
Dominion
$1.50-
Metal* Products
tFrom
6-16
6-17
*
_
4^2# preferred (quar.)
&
Foundry Co.—
554 preferred, (quar.)
3,90','c preferre<ks<quar.)—
American
1
6-30
Nut
Electric
Common
vk
----k-—
.
American
7-
5c
..
Co.—„k-V';
1
2(7
Malleable
Dominion
1
American
(initial
com.
lc/o 1st preferred (quar.)
Diversey Corp.. (quar.)
2
American
new
—
6-17
6-12
1
6-15
-
Aiuminum & Brass Corp. (quar.)
Vegh Investing Co., Inc.—
(From net investment income)-—.
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets—
6-17
7-1
$1.0614,
American
2
7-
25c
6-18
de
6-17
•
7-
40c
Detroit
6-19
1
7-9
■*
Delta
6-19
7-
$25c
preferred
Decker
6-19
1
7-1
$3
-
-
6-20
1
1
.
—
(quar.)
Decca Records, Inc. (quar.)
6-19
7-
.
$1.50,..
_
5{/o
6-12
7-10
7-
12V4c.
Sc/o preferredJquar.)
Allegheny & .Western By. (s-a.1
Ameracc
7-1
.
7c
class A
B
dividend
Dayton
Payable o] lice.
$3
Petroleum, class A
Albermarie
Class
*
,
Abercromble ft Fitch Co.,
Crystal Dairies,
Stock
Holders
7-
:
-
(quar.f-^.u..
(quar,)
—
Ehghie
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
6V0 convertible preferred
*"""*•
When
(quar.)
40c
•
'
Bolder*
Payable orRec.
-
Daitcli
payment date.
Per
A
Cummins
When
Share
,
Cuban American Sugar
follow with
we
t
Cream of Wheat Corp. (quac.)_2—J—
Crown Zellerbach of Canada, Ltd.—
'
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.; In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
11
(2571)
6-30
6-15
Scovill
371aC
6-15
6-6
11c
Steel Castings,
Electric
Inc.
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
'
Mfg.—
(Common payment #mltted
■
.
•
at this time.)
11c
3714c
6-12
.
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
12
(2572)
Monday, June 8, 1959
...
.0
Line
Air
Seaboard
Shaler Company
Simplex Wire & Cable
Skil Corp. (quar. I..._
(Colo.) (qucr.)
(quar.)
_._
common
\\J:9
1
'
1
'
"
6-15
mailed
be
9-30
31'Ac
9-
2
9-30
9-30"
,
33:l4C
9-
2
9-
Co.,
2
12 Vac
———^
.
25c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
(quar.)—-
preferred
Wood
Steel
;
Co.,
1
$4
$1,50
6-
645
6-
25c
6-19
2#.
7-31
6-10
6-
8
25e
«
6-15
6-22
Allen Industries, Inc.—
0-
1
7-
15 c
Allied5 Artists Pictures
8
79-
1
8-17
7-
1
"6-12
60c
6-
6-26
Allied'Stores
(quar.)
Corp.; common
4
Carp;,
A ah down
v/.;
6-30
25c
.
6-15
7-
,35c ;
6-15
1
.
Inc.,
Tex-Tube,
<
C(c
Textron,
$1.25
7-15
6-22
7-10
10c
6-26
6-15
.
$2 Va'C
6-15
6-
4
.
L
$5 preferred
Transcon
Oil
(quar.)
Co.,
Lines
Investments,
Ashland
5-29
Stock ^dividend$5 prefeared* (quar.)_4—
1—__4____
$1-50 2nd .preferred (quar.)—
Associated ;Eleetrical Industries, Ltd.— # .
American deposit rets, (interim)—
6-12 :
5-15
Mfg.
Co.
Union
Twist
Drill
Co.
U.
6-15
Amcrifcan
6-15
6-15
6% .preferred (quar.)—1—
American Biltiite Rubber Co.—
6-30
6-15
6-30
.6-15
30c
7-10
6-15
12%
6-30
6-
f
7-20
6-30
S.
Controls;
Leaf
4-for-l
stock
-
Corp.
Tobacco,
8%' preferred
:
'•
.
Vulcan Corp.,
Electric
■■
».
i
_..
dividend
8-
1
7*
7-
r;;
6*13
6-12
6-
v
:
t
Aiperipasi
Corp,
'
American
:1 6-12
6-15
6-30
6-15
Class
6-15
6*
6-15
6-5
.
6-
;
8
»
8
1
American Investment Co.
>
./_;
6-12
1
7-
1
S50c
7-15
6-15
$35c
7-15
6-15
96fc
6-15
6-26
6-26
$1
-
American Maize
6-26
6-15
7-
1
6-15
5
5-26
6-15
6-
15c
6-15
6-1
6-
5-25
56%
-
$0,047
-
:
25C
1
American
6-
9
6-12
6-
"
6-16
6-
American
"
6-15
6-
5
10c
6-25
6-10
Share
6-15
Year-end 1
Acme Wire Co
Adams
Express
6-26
6-
$1
6-30
6-
77-
1
1
8
,4#
,6-15
6-
1
1
6-
1
5c
6-10
5-29
7-2
5-20
7-2
6-20-
6-20
6-10
6-12
5-29
15C
6-26
6-
12VjC
8- 1
-
,
6-5
*
3
5-27
•
:
•
3
v
5-25
v
>
>
50c
'
12-15
6-10
-
*
f
7-
1
1
6-12
G-15
6*
•
:
6-24
6*10
"
6-
6-
6-10
6-
1
6-
4
7-
1
7-
l;
.
;
1
6-10
7-
1
3IV4C
1
6-10
6-11
6-22
7-1
,
6-11
.
6-
6-15
Arkansas
7-
6-
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (quar.)——
Corp,
5
"
7-10
6-10
5-29
$L50
30c
6-10
-
400
$2.25"
-■
7- 16-16
6-30
6-16
6-29
6-
6-30
6-12
8
0- 3
9-21
8-21
6-25 '
50c
7-20
6-25
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power
7-
1
...6-10
Stack
dividend
4
L
(4jar.)
6-
6-15
$1
7-20
0 -25 ;
—
$1.06
•7-20
6*25"
——
$1.75
7*20
8-25
30c
6*12
5-22 :•
$80c
6-15
6- 1
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7-
6-10
,15C
6-30
$L12%
1
7*
1
7-
;
6-9
5-12
6-12
25c
6-
.6-29
30c
6-16
-5#
5-27,".1
6-17#
6*17
1
"
•
;
6-12,0
1
$1
—
7-
25c
(qtiar.)
-
6-15
-•
6-15
25c
6-15
5-29#
7 Vac
7-3
6-26
<
6-26
v
—_—
Distilling/—.—
"—
7-3
*•!.%
-
6-1
7-2
;$25c
'
5-29 j
6-15
20c
—._
•
-6-12
10c
—__
6-10#
6*10:
7- 2
<
$1.40 preferred
Beech Creek RR.
Life
(qiiar,)__/_.
Inc.
(quar;)"/
6-20
10#
!4#
6-15
25c
6*26
6- 5/J
60c
6*30
6*15
20c
6-1
6-
6-153
6-12
6- 1 /
50c
7*
6-18#
3#
7-31
-
$1.75
7- 1
25c
6-10
18V»c
,> 1
(Increased)—
(quar.) ——_'//—
Mfg.
common
Co.,
(quar.)
—;
—
."/__
"$i preferred A (quar.)/
•
,
—__
;
,
5
6-20
6-15
5-22
.
%
:
6-20
•
6- 5 )
.;
6-17
6-17 )
6-10
6-30
35C
1
6- 8 T
7-15
50c
6-23
6-
.
1#
•
$1.06'A
7-
1
6-15
$1.40
7-'
1
6-15
6-15
5*15
•
35c
—
•
40c
6-30
6-16 i
75c
"&.Laughlin Inc. (increased)—
*
?
6# [ preferred (quar.)
_Z—!
—_
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.)
——
Bohack
(H. C.) Company, common (quar.)
'5 Vg # prior • preferred (quar.)
Bohn Aluminum &" Brass Gorp._
Boise Cascade Corp.- (quar.)—_———4
'6-30
.6-20 S
"
25c
6-10;
5-20
50c
.
6-15
6-
$1.37 Va
7-,1
6-15
6-15
6- 1 •>
7-17
6-19
25c
-
.
15c
•
6-29
5-29
,
p
;
(quar.)——_1
Book*of-the-Month
Club
(quar.)
—1
Eorg-Warner Corp.-, 3Va#
Borman
Food
pfd. (quar.)_—_
Stores(quar.)
,—
6*
20C
—L—?—
6-12
7-3
6-17 >
10c
Bond Stores
1
6-12
6-15"
7-13#.
6*
7-15
$25c
1
t
(quav.)___
10c
$10c
—
Blacjc & Decker Mfg. (quar.)
—
Black), Sivall& & Bi-yson'(quar-.)--:
—■
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Cc.—
4 25 ,'c, preferred
(quar.)_/__—
5.60# preferred "^(quar.) —/
"_/../——
Blaw-Knox Co
1
■]7~l
50c
——
Eastern Petroleum Co;_—
Hats) Ltd., com. (quar.)__
1?>
6-15
6-30
3#
(quar.)
——_—Gypsum (stock dividend)—
7# preferred (quar.)
Cement,
/
6-10
N
60c
A
Billups
6-1#
7*15
common—_
Foods,
Class
•
$50c
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
B/G
5-29#
■
6-15
preferred
Bestw'all
5-29 /t
6*30
v
12V2c
dividend)
(stock
6*15#
7--1-
40c
20c
Corp.
0-10#
6-10 )
1
50c
—
Belding-Corticclli, Ltd. (stock dividend)——
Beldiiig Heminway, Inc. (quar.)———.—
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)_/__
Bell Aircraft Corp.^—
—_/___
Bendix Aviation Corp.
(quar.)/
——
Bergstrom Paper Co., class A—
Bessemer Limestone &
:
7-
$35c
—
(quar.)_—————
Savers
7- 2
$25C
•
6-5
25c
—
—
6*33 ;
—__.-
7- 3 :
6-17
31%
Bound
Brook
Beurjois, Inc.
Water
(reduced semi-annual)
(quae.)_J
^
—/—._—-
I
■
•
•
7-1
6-10 Ji
7-10
6-20
15c
6-10
6- 6
15c
8-14
7*31
87'Ac
12%c
-
40c
"
6-22
7*24
—
--
7-3
50c
1-.
■
8*311
,
Bloch Bros. Tobacco—
'/Vac
—
1>
5-22
$1
12V2C
Bliss
$5c
(quar.)——
*
12%
62 #c
5-25
6-26
'
7V2C
35c
30c
9-21
Hi
6- 2
6-8
: 7- 2
50c
'
Apex. Smelting Co/ (quar.)_^
.7- 1
6-
37%
—
Biltmore
12#c" 7-1
-
B.)
,
6-15
6-23
A" (quar.) _—.^_/____
6-11
7-2
"7*2
'25c
' 6-22
Aiiglo-Newfoundland:Development* Ltd,—> ••!
65c
6*15
6-12
6-15
$25c
Bibb
25c
'
4
quar.)
60c
"6*15-:#■
,
6-26'j /
r
25c
dividend—.—
6-1
40c
.
"
1
7— 1
—
Brummell Ties
6-15
43%
;
7"
(quar.—____
Corp..
Beam' (James
7- 1
12 Vac
6-17
'6-30#
9*30
>:
1
Bayuk* Cigars (quar.)
60c
•r
6- 5
:
37y2c
:
4#- preferred (quar.)_—
:
5-25 -*
-
7* 1
10c
preferred (quar.)
,4Vj#
Beryllium
6-10
7-
——_
7-10
8-15
7a. 1"
$1
•
Corp.
(quar.)4__—
Co., commiou (quar.)
50c
Quarterly _i
L———
AUgostura-Wuppermah Corp, (quar.)_—
Anheuser-Busch, inc. (quarr)_,
•
a.
10*15
$1.1212
(quar.)_.
—_—
(quar.>_^—_
Bank.Building & Equipment
Barber-Ellis of Canada Ltd.
.
•.'6-10
,7-15'
•
45c
(quar.)
common
-
6- 4
7-
' ;
82#c
Oil
:
6-19
:
Fuel
5
6-30
•
60c
5
:
6-15
~
37»/ac
-
•
6*23
6-30
.
3
;/ 15C
r
Electric,
i
1
6-30
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Class
1
«
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
Aiiacdnda Company (quar.)
Ahchbr Post Products (quar,)
&
.
6-10#
*
$•1.50 1-15-60,
.
*.
15c
-
}
6-10
-
7-1
7-
•
$1.50'
,
preferred (quar.)_____——
Bancroft (Joseph) & Sons—
Bangor Hydro-Elcctric Co., common
4#. preferred
(quar.)——
i4V4,#> preferred . (quar.)
7#
preferred (quar.)
Beech-Nut
20c
—_i (quar.)—:
6-16
7- 1
r
25c
:
——.—/
(quar.)—
(quar;)
Beauty Counselors,. Inc. (quar.)—.
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., common (quar.)
6-
6-19
$1)50
Vitrified Products
(quar.)———
American Writing Paper Co^ (quar.)
Amo6keag Co.* $4.50-preferred (s-a)u-_—_^
37 #c
'
4%
Stock
6- 1
$1.25
■/
Surety Go. of N. Y. (quar.)
Telephone &• Telegraph—
-NeW common (initial-quar.)
American Thread, 5# preferred (s-a)—
American Tob&cco Co., 6c/o pfd* (quar.)—
5-28
6-30
62 #c
__
Common
Beau
1
12 VaC
6-10
5-15 :
;
6-15
—
7-15
"•
6-15
70c
(quar.):—L—
5*28
4
"
'*'$1:.'
„
(
5f i.
'.tl ;f$.
6-19
10c
common
•
6-15
7-
30C
i.
6-10
e-19
IV2#
____________
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., common
6-10
12 VaC
preferred (quar.)_
American Sumatra Tobacco-Corp.
6-
/•
7-24
;
25c
Bates. Mfg:
5*15
/••'
$1.25
-
7J
6- 1
11*30
11-30
6*20
$1,25
,
1
6-26
4c
45c
(quar/)
.
Gas
Barber - Oil
6-10
12-15"
25c
;
.
25C
1
'■
lC
12 Vac
;
Metal 'Inc.- (reduced
6-29"
10#';
;
(quar.).:—
'.
'
,
Common
,
5%
1
/
(quar.)
7%
AiUpco
•
3c
<*
American
-
6-10
25c
■
-
6-15
3c
_
5c
(quar.)
:
6-10
5c
~
v
5-20
50c
American
6-10
6-15
$30c
(quar.)™"
6-20
5-29#
American
5-29
6-10
$15c
•
:
6-15
,.1
A
1..J
6-
6*30.;# 6- 1
5#
4V2#
^
,
B
(quar.)
prefert-ed (quar,)__H—
6*30
6-
.
.
preferred C (quar,)
preferred B
(quar.i
Baldwin-Hill Co.
(quar.)—
Baldwin Piano Co. (quar.)——
6-15
7-'" 1
Baltimore
8-21
convertible preferred
•Common
6-10
1
Co.
6*
5-28
6/16
/
American Sugar Refining Co.—
5-25
7-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
6-30
American
6-10 4
7-
-
:
preferred
;
6-10
.
5-2?;,i
V
6*30
•
$43:'ic
.
6-15/
-
6-22
(quar.)—
Inc.,
preferred
C#
"
Optical Go/ (quar.)__
American Steel Foundries (quar.) Stores Co. (quar.)—-——
6-16
•3i%c
New
(Hartford)
Aetna Life Insurance (quar;)__
6%
'
>1 7- 1
40C
Class
1
$$1.25
common
(initial quar.) ZZ'SLZZZZl'
Aeronca Mfg. (stock dividend)
.
_-\
Acushnet Process (quar.)
Agricultural Insurance
(Watertown, N. Y.)
8
$28VaC
.
•
Corp.
5-27
6-16
>
.
6-30
$31%
$37#c
Hh
convertible preferred A (qu/ir.
6# convertible preferred B (quar.
Balcrank, Inc, (quar.)__—;—/^__—
Baldwin Piano, 6# pfd. (quar.) ____________
5-27
6-30
*
com.
,
7-1
*40c
^-
,5#
/ 5t27
6-16
preferred (quar.)
American Stamping Co
_-n
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
5
$42 Vac
u
Aetna. Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co.
6-
6-26
46o
".. 1n~~_'
Addressograph-Multigraph
5-11
6-30
non-cum,
$1.25
8%
12 Vac
:
Co
11-30
;
1
dividend)-
(stock
Co.
Babbitt (B. T:),
?
40c
6%
(1/50th share
(quarT)
5-29
ra-9i
6-10
(quar.)—
& Chemical,
7*3©:?
:
5
6-10
divalent!)——
(stock
Gas
Class
Acadia Atlantic Sugar Refineries Ltd.—
Common: (quar.)
1
6%- • preferred (quar.)
•1.20 preferred (quar.)
common
6-
40c
Y
.
_
dividend of 10c from investment-income)
Barden
(quarj„.
American Re-insurance Co. (N.Y.) (quar.)
American Rock Wool Corp. _(quar,)—
American Snuff Co., common (quar.)
equal
Abltibi Power & Paper Co., LOfl., com.
(quar.)
4Vzc/o preferred (quar.)
Abrasive & Metal ■ Products- Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
;
7-1'/
9- 1
American Photocopy Equipment—
New common (initial/—.
59c
5-28
10c
of Gatlneau Power Co. for each share
held)
Abbott Laboratories, 60m. (quar.)—,
4%.cony, preferred.: (quar.)
Acme Electric Corp.,
Natural
Common
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62 Vac
per ADR
(quar.)_.
S. R. Products (Com
Abacus Fund (stock dividend)
a
/ 50c
<
•:
.
6*15
5-29 V
.7*15-
<
$10C
4-—
(quar.i
preferred
.
Ayrshire Collieries
Gtock dividend
*6-5
6-15
<
preferred (quar.)
American Radiator & Stand. Sanitary Corp.—
,
to approximately $1.05
A.
5-11
6-23 'S -V 6-5
6-15
$1.75
American President Lines Ltd.—
-
-
Industries, Inc. (quar.
A, C. F. Wrigley Stores
(qhar.)
tL K. U, (United
Rayon M'fg. Corp.)—
,
5-28
6.-10/
50c
$4 preferred* A (quar.)
$5 special preferred
(quar.)
5
30c
payment
6-13
1
'
6-15
.
income
Axe Science &c Electronics Cprp, (a. distribu-.tion of 35c from net security, profits plus
7-
—
American News Co;
6-12
6-15
Amerioan
(quar.)
Ltd., 'common (quar.)
Axe-Houglrton- Stock Fund-—
.Quarterly from investment
;
.'
week, these being given in the
(final
7-10
6-
—
*:.#■/
'
j
7-,-.2
6-15.
25c
Alarm
Avalon Telephone Co.,
$1.12'/a
*
•
7- 2.
,•
;*/v,
,'--/25<r
Increased
"Automatic Fire
6rl2
6-15
(quar.)
—
5
6-30
Per
rets,
■
6-20
Climax Inc.—
American Potash
A C F
dep.
6-42
1
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Quarterly
L_
:
;
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
include divi¬
American
Metal
preferred ,(quar.)_l
American Meter, Inc. (quar.)—
we
~
7-1
6-23
5-19
6-25
40C
I
.
5-22
7-
(quar.)
com.
5-21 \
Baltimore Si Ohio RR.**
•
Co.,
i
.
1
t
I
$25c
,
;* 25c *
L
1
■-
—';
4Vj%
.
2
$4c
J
■
5-22
6?15
Metals—•
Products
preferred
!
6-ie
6-15
i-<.
/4__/__/
6-
20c
*■
5
,
6-15
10c «
(quar.)
v
5-
t
25c
10*16,.. 10-15.
1*18
25c, 1-15-80
5*27 V
6-10(quar.)—•
60p.
6-15
5-22
/ Auto Electric Service Co.,- Ltd./ -ccm. (quar.) </.•
$25c
6*15
Class A: (qttar.)'____i__———.— #$12%
-"•-'8-22
(
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
34%c
Foundry
6*16
,
:;'-5* 5
~
7-)l%.
?25c
t;.
(quar,)—::
Quartefly
Quarterly 41
AUas,Powder Co.
$1.31'A
!
1
7rl5>
■
6*23
'> /n.;
6-
16.%
i.
6*10
50c-
*
..
6-26
50C
6-2B
.
15c v
(quar.)____
'7$ I
;
Illinois—
Quarterly
(resumed)
flame of Company
6-15
1
6-29
6-30. #
,
'
Aulas',Life Insurance. (Tulsa)
6-15
7-
6-23
6-30 j
8-1
50c ■:# 6*12
fh50c-./
6*12
preferred (quar.)
5<r
6-12
»*, f
(inareased*quar.);;
Atlas Corp.,
,
6-
,7%
•
-15c
5%
*
Class A
: 7*1
$2.50
37)Sc:
.>
—
6-5
•
—
(initial)'
Company • (quar.)-.:
Refining Co., common
(quar.)
6-15
;
Machinery
Machine. &
common,,
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.-—
1
7-.' 1
,"25c.".1 Z6*10.
.30c
6-10
(quar.)-".
^Laundry.
common
of
(quar.)
preference
American
New
20c
(quar.)
preferred
American Machine
30c
-
_
5V4 Vo
American
6-15
25c
preceding table.
6-
n
common
,
6-15
37 Vac
__
6-26
$1.75
New
5 Va %
6-18
_
this
Atlantic
Atlantic
6-15
>;.30c
Extra
6-
6-30
1
Co,—_
dends announced
Attantlc. Coast Line RR.,
6- 1
'.25c
.,
(quar.)__/_
-
.
6-15
A
(Conn.)
J-
m
.
; 6-15/I
25c
(quar.;—
,Jf
1_ ?
30c
/
\
30c
—
6-
6-12
Coast Line Co.
1
.
Atheyj Products Corp: (quar.
Atkinson Finance Corp., 5# 1st pfd, (s-a)
Atlantic
City Electric /(quar.
Atlantic
|
;:
7-
7-15
.-v.
preferred (s-a
non-cum:
v.
-
•
6-12
;
6 -15
4
■■
3 ,f
H-ar
5-29
6-10
8^1
•\
05c?
30c ;
(-
_______——_____
Topeka & "Santa *Fc Ry,—.
5(/
6-30
?
f
25e ^--e-ia
25C-4 ? 9^15
; -r. 25c ; ,12*15
5/ ?25c 'S 6-10
(qtiar.)
Corp.—
6-27
20c
Supply Ltd
/_/_Zions Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
Quarterly
;_i__
Below
6-15
/'" 30c1'6-40
4I-- 5'-V^40e\ .«»6-30
Oqrp. (quar.)
Products
7-
aA**-
(quar.)
Extra r
Home
7-15
*
fDel.)__-_
.
6-27
1
7-
»
r
Frodrtpts
17c
$1.25
Cable
Zonolite Company
^Atkinson Finance Corp:
/ Atphlson,
8
7-i5
* :s
Greetings Cofjp., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_uli
,
1%
(quar.)
•
Electric
•
40c
Hospital Supply—
(initial'-quar.)
American insulator. Corp. (quar.)
American International Corp
40c
Maryland Ry,, common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)_____
Corrugating
American
.
4
preferred (accumulative)
^Associates investment Co. (quarc
(quar.)__/^__/_____4i_l___
*
6-
f
7-1
,•#* ■»' •
$1.50 b
7#
50c
£ h
7-16
£'$2
$1
>
69c■> convertible
; :
Aiherican
______
Zenith
Forest
participating class A (quar.)_._.__^„_
BSF
;—
(Increased monthly)
9
$4
Associated .'Transport, «-Inc.~
5#
preferred
6#~. preferred
V
—:•
Ariierican ilolst & Derrick
6-15
25c
__
York
B
American Hardware
6-12
7-1
$$1,75
1st
(quar.)
Wolff & MarX, Inc. (quar.)
Woolf Bros., Inc., 4'A# preferred
Woolworth (F. W.) & Co. Ltd.—
6%
preferred
) /
#
•«
5-25
/
(quar.)
'
/
(quar.)__
1
6-30
10c
.1.
_
Western T00I & stamping Co._
Wheeling Machine Products Co.
^Associated .Telephone 8s Telegraph Co., com.
v
,
?
5-21
:
#/
—
5-21
35c S-
——
Quarterly
Quftrterly.™:
*14
American & Foreign Power
*
v
...
.
7-
:
?
"6*15 I
/
25c
Qorp.
(quar.)—/
1 20c
Supply (quar.)
- ;''j 25c >
__u_,—
6-15
'42c
5*21
6*15
$1.25
Stationers
V 6-10
{OOciv
5*21
-
'
'•
.
6*10
6-16
6-26
-*)•'*'/
2##
'
,
87 VaC
—
:
6-12
6-30f
4
Spying
r
Industries—
Pictures
•>
1.
6-16
37 Vic i
40c
62#c
-
-
6* 9
■
7- 1
3#;-.
-■
v* •
25c
,
Power Co. (quar.)
.C
(resumed quar.)-.
—,
American Expert Lines
(quar.)
American
Express Co.
(quar.)
American Fire A: Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly—^
6-25
6-27
50c
.
_
preferred (quar.).;—
—
6-15
6-
$3 .*•'"s 7f 1
7- 1
37 VaC
8- 1
American Enka
8
20c
,
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1
..
/ 25c'
American Electric
:
'
75C
/
preferred
7-1
$1.12 f:
_
—
Chemicals
7* 8
_
—
Wyandotte
1
56'Ac
...
preferred (quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)_
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$1 .40 preferred (quar.)
—A
Whitaker
8-
# 15c
convertible
2nd
5-28
6-30
10c
Penn
Stock
'
—
(quar.)—
'
Electric Co. (quar.)).
Virginia Water Service, com.
Associated
7-' 1
.
Cyanamjd Co., com. (quar.)
3VaVo preferred (quar.)
11,—HI
American District Telegraph Co. (N. J,)—."
6-11
6-17
25c
Co.. (quar.)....—4,—
(quar.)
...
(quar.)—
com.
American
:
■
'
Corp.
(quar.)
;
i
West Kootcnay Power & Light, Ltd.—
•7#' preferred
6-30
$2
Welsbach
4%
6-15
1
50c
+
Leonard
1st
7-
H.—
(quar.) ——_/_■
$4.50,pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wells-Gardner & CO
6%
6-19
25c
—
prior pltf.
conv.
7%
6-30
33c
.
Corp.,
Chicle Cp. .(quar.i—
American Commercial Barge Line- (quar.)_.
American Chain &'Cable (quar.)——
...
'
Ajma
Cast Iron Pipe (s-a)
Cement Corp., common
American
$1.25
:-6-i2
6-24
$1
split.
_______
Western
:
Bosch
f' .7-
,
25c.
:
)
•
.0:-. Class B (increased-quOT:)/4_t,_,/"__^C-_//4
•
Inc
Vendo Company, common (quar.)/_i.
$2.25 preferred (quar.).—
$5
/
6-11
—
'
(
Quarterly
Associated
6- 8
American
(quar.)—_
(quar.)—
Vangas,
West
6-12
25c'
(quar.)
common
Utility Appliance Corp.— •
$1 convertible preferred
West
6-26 A!
7
Extra
>
.
6-30
25c
(quar.)
4 ■
/;;.:y/;\:/:;
this time
Universal-Cyclops Steel
Universal
:
5
50c
Universal
Ward
9
5-13
25c
Storage (initial quar.)
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
United Utilities Inc. (Increased)—
$3
6•
9
9
6-
50c
__
&: Manufacturers
•.
5- 5
,
——
—20c
——/ $1.62VaJ
(quar.) " V : 30cv
Cla$s A 'preferred
(quar.)——:——
$1^255'
Class B
preferred - (quar.)
:.
$1.25
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, j.
25c »
Common (quar.) —,—1—————5—
5% preferred (quar.)_
? ; 5 26c
43% : " :
American Can Co.. 7%
preferred (quar.)—
American
6-15
—
Cold
■
6-
30:110
—
3'0c
—
f
6* 8
-
6*30:
$18c
.
_
_
6-30
$15c
h
-
(quar.)/ :
U—.—
com.
—
6-23
7-1
(initial) 1.—
preferred (quar.)—
;
American
S.• Bearing Corp.-Payment omitted at
U.
6-30
7'Ac
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
.
(quar.)
—
(quar.i_i~
(quar.)
Oil & Refining Co.,
Associated; Motion
>
75c
-
6-16
•'
6-15
Uommon
'
,
Inc.—
Merchants
Hank Note Co., common
7- 1
0-30
United Income Fund
United
;
.
10c
Metal
Funds,
5
5
7- ' 1
^
(initial)
Ltd.
66-
40c
(quar.)
1
6-
6-13; V
B
\
7-24
6-
A
ClaSs
„
20c
$1.25
pfd.
1
Class
t-
31V40
—
Union
United
;
:
6-12;.
.
6-30"
$30c
.
6-11
6-10
5*15
37# C
Alpha'Portland Cement (quar.)——
awjp - t. 6710; •; 5-20
Amferica, common (-quar.)
93%c ;
7-1:? 6-19
$3.75 preferred (quar.)——
,
V 50c - 7- 1
! 6-16
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.).————
i'7- i. :A-'. 6-19'Amerifea Corp), $4 preferred (quar./.
11
* 7-1
■ : JG-l9
$6 preferred (quar.)——————' H- $1.50
-1
Airteriian Aggregates Corp.—_
i,
:
1" 1
6-17
5e,v ' preferred
(quar.)^——$1.25
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
>'•
6-12
NeW common (initial)
1 40c /? 6-26 4
4Va% conv.-' pfd) (entire -issue called for
redemption on June 15 at-$116 per-share
plus this dividend? Convertible into com.
•V to on or-Before June 5——
17 #C
6-15
31 'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20
(quar.)
I
J. _-_/
Extra
6-15
6-15
12%
_
15c
common
Thor Power Tool Co.
Tidewater
Tube
.
Inc., common (Increased)
convertible- preferred (quar.)
Co.,
;
7-24
(quar.)
Thomas &-Belts
i
(quar.)
common
preferred
•
9*15
10c
Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Publishing Co. Ltd., class E—
Sun
1
20«
Stockton, Whatlcy, Davin A; Co
Stone'Container Corp. (quar.)
Stop
10-
25c
Ltd.' (quar j
Co., Ltd.-
6-11
.
Common
•
6-11
_
(increased)
f
1
(J.-H.) Hardware
Aluminum -Co. of
of
1
5-15
Aryin
25c
~
7-
7-
5
6-15
Asbestos
30c
'
(quar.)——
(quar.)-^——
AlHB*Glialniers' Mfg;, commoB (quar.)—-—
5- 8
6^15
6-1
4s"'
Allied 'laboratories
5-14
7-1.
6-12
6*30
13%C
6*
6-15
HP/o
6^12
'
*r
6V2# preferred
6-15
1
15c
40c
mc
6-15
0-12
a'.- 12#c
——
7-1
-25c
—i—
Corp.—
1
6*19
Corp.
7- 1
$1.3?# *
8- 3 v
-e«50c' 6^30- /
75c
6-10 '
•
50c
6-15
(quar.)
—4—i———
.
35c
Industries
(qUar.)_„—
;—.—25c
Arundel
7-1
$25c
—
Arnold.Constable Corp.)
Aro Equipment, -com; (stock div.)
6-' 1
7-,*l f'
•30c .v
Steel Corp.-,
Allied'Chemical Corp.- (quar,)—
3
1
7-
..
6-12
1
7-1
;
$1.6654
Ltd. (quar.)——
^
Alleghany Corp., 5## preferred (quar./ —Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)—-
6-30
25c
6J
45
7-
—
1
6-13
-35c
•
6-
7-
$1.15
——-
Inc., common
(quar.)—_—_—
Prcfclhred f (quar.)———
Algoma
5
i.
7-1
—
6-5
"
6-23
<
$1.25
Products j Inc. t (quar.)
Aldcn's,
•
'
6-23
Holder*
Payable of Bee.
Light Co.—
4.72#
preferred (quar.)——
$1.18
4.32# preferred (quar.)^4—
$1.08
5.48#
preferred (quar.)_———$1.37
Arkansas Western Gas (quar.)
22#c
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
:
1——
*
30c
Armstrong Cork, $3.75 preferred (quar,)—
93Vic.
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.).
25c
Class
B
(quar.)
—_—:
/——
^
25c
7-15
1
«t26
/
$lv05
(quar.)——
common
$4
'■«—
(quar.)—
preferred
5f/o
6-15
additional
10.
(s-a)-_
8-
-
10c
—
com.
Share
&
Power
.
partic. preferred (s-a)-—
—i—Powor Co:, 4.20% pfd. (quar.)—
4.60r'o
Alan
;
6-12
i
■
(quar.)———
-
common
Brass
6'/c
■■
split
June
on
Lithograph
ijrhn B.)
•/■■'.-
the
for
\ 6-15
Alabama
Alco
-
shs. c Ctfs.
2c
6-12
6-12
6-12
5-29
-*•
When
Pet
Name of Company
Arkansas
6-12
7-.1
7-1
' 7-1
pfd. (initial quar.)—
Mfg. Co.-—
Alabama Great Southern RR.,
Akron
G-15
7-
24c
4-for-l
a
.
(quar.;
Products—
New Common (initial quar.)—
-V
6-15
1
7-
_——
Co.—
shares-will
Stetson
9
6-19
7-
■—
(quar.)
approved
Stecher-Traung
6-
6-24
6-30
7- 1
37 #c
34%
34Vac
—-
Air Control
10c
(quar.)
Sp^eer Carbon Co. (quar. )—
Silencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Spotless Co. (quar.)--.—.
——v
Stahl-Mever, $2-$5 prior pfd. (accum.)—
Standard Commercial Tobacco Co
—/.—* ■
Standard Drcdgiiur Corp., com. (special)—
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd. (incr.)__
Stanley Works (quar.)
•
5
7c
(quar.)
com.
6-
preferred B
5Va '/o
Telephone Co.—-
Ncveda
prcforred
the
6-19
$70c ;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gparton Corp., 6# pfd.
•
Aida Industries, partic.
■
12 V2C
;
(quar.)——
(quar.)
common
—
(L. S.t
3
7
7-1
*
——
Stockholders
3
6-
30c
(quar.)
Starrett
8-
6-19
5#'
(quar.)
5.44r#
6-23
6-30
'6-19
25c
—-
preferred
Common
■
—
preferred (quar.)
5V2V0 preferred A (quar.)er/"
5c
—
$1.25 preferred
Southern
Extra
'
1
7Vac
lj/ac
(quar.)__
com.
Holder*
Payable of Bee.
Share
Discount,
Investment &
10c
——
Drug Stores Co.,
50c-convertible preferred
Corp.,
6-
——
.—...———-—
Somnrers
$1.55
G-25
6-15
Aid
10c
—
Snyder Corn, (stock dividend)
Somerville.-Ltd., $2.80 preferred
Sonotone
7-15
$1.50
—--—
-
Plantation
(quar.).
Selema-Dimiings
6-15
5c
(quar.
RR.
Seapak Corp. (initial)
Security Life & Accident Co.
6-26
of Company
Name
Payable of Bee
50c
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
<\
Volume
189
5853
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
f
"
V
"V
'v
"
1
•
Name of Company
Bow&ter Corp.
•
5%
preferred
514%
"
iquai.}_.
preferred
Mersey
5*4%
preferred
Ltd.—
*
Holder*
162Vic
$68%c
—
1
6-
e
1
77-
6-
0
$68%c
7V/2C
$1.25
5-29
1
7- 1
7- 1
Central
.
$30c
$15c
(quar.)
-'Extra
f
-
■"
0
6-
(quar.25c
com.
for'each
share
preferred
four
held
•
25%
(quav.)l
*.
$2.90
t30c
(quar.)
preference
9-
5-15
172Vic r
tquar.) ___//_—
8-14 1
9-1
6-30
56y.tc
6-30
6-16
40c
33c
6-30
6-30
6-5
50c
6-15
5-29
-
-
.
•
5128 %~ "preferred
Briggs & Stratton
-
,
tquar.)___I_.:__l^——.—
(increasedV_Lr/_/_.-:r./_/____
(pompany informs us-that the above divi-
.
dend is an increased quarterly payment
Bright (T. G.) & Co. Ltd.; common^-:—
5 Vow preferred
6-
&%
Brillo Mfg. Cot (quar. i
Bristol Brass Corp. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred
British
American
Bank
British-American
Oil
$$2.50
British Columbia
514% ' preferred
•X
Common
Note
>
•
Stock
i
(quar.)
dividend
6-15 '
$25c
6-
,
3
*v
8
6-
8
$$1.19
7-
1
6-
8
7-
l*y
6-
8
$53c
;
7-
1 r
6-
8
6-
8
_
$$l
12Vic
___
______
\
.
__________
•
7-1
6-30
,
(quarA
L
7-
95c
,
"
1
6-23
4.40%
Both
preferred B
preferred issues
their entirety
called
15
$102
at
r
6-15
$1.29
.
being
June
on
$1.29
T
f
6-
8
6-19
6-16
Coiinelly Containers,
40c
preferred
Connohio,
Inc.,
preferred
9-16
preferred A
$1.25
9-21
6-10
9-10
Consolidated Dry Goods
preferred A'&• preferred B
$1.25
12-31
12-10
Consolidated Edison Co.
(quar.)____
Corp.—
*
■*
35c
Service,
$1.16
44c
(quar.)
com.
Securities
Corp. (quar.)___.
Co.___i__
Central
Vermont
4.15%
Public
preferred
•
6-12
share plus
^ ' 'may be presented immediately for
ment- in full.*.
■
Bfown & Bigelow
Brbwn-Forman
pay-
Distillers
25c
Corp.—
,
.
F
Stock
dividend-.,
20c
.
,
i
$5
preferred
i_—
—
Co., com.
Co,
Buck Creek Oil
7-10
6-11/.
7-
1
6-11
6-15
5-25
37% c
(quar.)
(quar.
Brunswig Drug
6-11
10c
'
(4%" preferred (quar.)
1
3%
.■
>
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
7-
r
$1.25
Cc._
7-
1
_.i._—
20c
6-
'$4.50
1
5-15
6-29
6-19
6-15
3c
_
6-
35c
25c
6-
6
5-21
$1
8-
1
7-15
Chemetron
6-16
5-27
Chemical
Company,
Bullock's,
(quar.)
common
4%
Inc.,
preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging,
Bulova Watch Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(s-a)
:
t2Qc
,
(quar.)_
15c
6-26
1
,
5
6-
Corp.,
(quar.)
Bank
(N.
common
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-13
6-5
$3.75
60c
Assurance Co.
Burma
Oil, Ltd.—
Stock
(qu*ar.)__.
1:
preferred
Chemway
6-12
."
dividend
Bank
&
Burrard
Ltd.
Co.,
6-
8
Continental
Life
6-
1
Continental
Motors
Continental
Oil
6-30
6-12
1
5-12
7-
1
6-12
6-10
50c
25c
Terminal
Co.
Power, -Ltd.,
:
"
5-25
R-l<
'25c
,6-24
6-12
$1.50
6-24
6-12
''
7-29
7-
tile
6-15
7-20
6-30
6-15
20c
6-15
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
______—___—
dividend)______
7-
2%
common—L—
1
+50c
■
6
6-19
7-1
-;
65c
(lncreased-quar.)
6-
6-10
r
6-10
6-
3
"
5-28
5-15
.
6-15
.
6-10
7-1
6-15
6-15
6-
preferred (quar.)
4l/2% preferred (quar.)
%5%. preferred (quar.)—________________
.
California
Electric
7-15
6-15
•
5-.25%
t
preferred
California
Ink
$1.25
+
•
2
7-
t$1.1214
7-
7-
►"
t$l
6-
Common*
.
2
6-
5
2
6-
5
Series
'
6-15
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Chicago,
Chicago Title
&
Trust; (special
One. share
of
Charles
2614 c
25C
6-15
6-
5
40c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
1
27c
6-15
>6-
1
■*
Cement,
Canada
~25c
(quar.).
Mines (quar.)
Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)—
6-30
$4.25
preferred
6-12
7-28
t32!4c
5-20
1
6-15
7-
'
1
6-15
.
•
/
Class
Canada Iron Foundries,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
\
4JA%
preferred
(quar.)
Canada Life Assurance Co. (quar.)_:
Canada Malting, Ltd., common
(quar.)
'■4V/2% preferred (quar.)
,
_
•! J3714
l$1.0614
—
2
6-30
5-15
$$1.10
(quar.)
7-
2
6-
2
6-
2
$$1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
G-
1
;
Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Canadian^Celanese, -Ltd.,common :(quar.)__
$1 preferred
(quar.)__
*•'
$18%c
$20c
.
preferred,
Canadian Drawn
iquar.)
Steel.
\!vClass
B
Ltd.
Ltd., class A—
$25c
(quar.)—
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
4%
F 5%
,
'
8%
Carborundum
Carey
Carnation
<
Investment
Co.
334%
Co.,
1st preferred
Carpenter Steel
Mills
i$2
7%
(quar.)
Cassiar
Castle
(A.
M.)
& Cooke,
-'4.20%
■Ceco
7-1
6-15
7r
6-24
preferred
8
6-10
5-27
15c
.__
7-
6-10
1
2oc
%
6-16
6'-
6-30
6-15
25c "
5
(quar.)
6-10
5-25
:ll%c
7-
1
6-12-
$1.75
pfd.
7-
1
6-12
(quar.)
flOc
common
(increased)
<quar.)_____
Corp.
(quar.)
'
*
7-20
6-19
7-20
6-19
5-21
-
preferred
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
-
Coca-Cola Bottling Co%of N.
Coca-Cola International Corp
,
.
5-22
new
Curtis
6-15
7-
1
12-18
6-15
6-15
6- 3
6- 3
; $3,50
Colonial
Color-Craft
Extra
Products
Dan
6-12.
;
6- 8
6-30
6-25
6-11
7-1
6-17,
Power
7-
6-17
7-
1
6-12
6-12
A
6-
3
$614c
9-30
9-
4
20c
6-23
6-
5
93 %c
6-15
5-29
1214 c
11- 1
6-20
(quar.)
6-10
5-29
6-30
6-20
6-29
8-lf
6- 1
6- 3
5c
7- 2
G-25
7-
6-25
2
3114c
12c
7- 1
12c
8-
>
6-15
Colorado Fiicl
& Iron,
common
(stock
preferred A (qaap.)/
preferred B (quar.)/
Colorado Interstate Gas,
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp.
(stock dividend)__
Title
Insurance
Carbon
Co.
6-9
6- 9
6-30
!
(s-a)
(quar.)
Colqinbian National,Life (Boston)
(quar.)
.
common
Stores
Stock
dividend
L
■
5-25 :
6-30
6-10
9-
1
8-17
$1.75
7-
1
«•»:
0-29
6-30
Laval
Turbine
5;
6- •
6-24
6-
4,
6-24
6-
4
9-24
12-24
12- 4
6-15
5-29
9-
4
7-27
6-30
6-10
5-29
6-15
5-29
6-10
5-29
6-26
6-12
6-20
6-
20c
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12.
75c
6-15
6-
a
93%c
7-15
7-
3"
$75c
6-30
6-15
$1.50
10c
pfd. iquar.)
tliree-for-two
—
5
$1
7-, 1
6-15
b-16
6-
1
7
6-13
6-30
6-13
7-
6- 9
7-
(a
to stockholders ap¬
50%
50c
1
Fund
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Delaware
Valley Fiixuncial Corp.
for
7-.1
75C
—
RR.
New
6-ia:
6- 5:
25c
Delaware
Denver
75c
1
3C
(quarterly of 8c from net
investment income plus 4V2C from realized
securities profits) _!
—
Delaware & Hudson Co. (quar.)
Delaware Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)_
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
4.28% preferred (quar.)_
4.56% preferred (quar.)
5.00%
7-
25c
dividend subject
4.20%
Ml
6-
5c
(quar.)
Steam
6-20
15c
2214 c
Day Mines, Inc.________
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
<fc
Rio
Grande
calendar
6-15
5-29
50c
6-27
6-10
$1
9214c
$1.07
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
year
6-30
7-
1
(from
6-10
6-10
6-15
8-
6-22
6-13
6214c
6214c
(quar.)
414c
25c
Western
(initial)
common
1214 c
$1
(s-a)
6-15
1
RR.—
net
income
1958)
t
.
$2.50
to
$3.50 1st
preferred
(s-a)
(s-a)
6-30
6- 1
6- 5
10c
6-16
8-29
Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern RR.
16c
7-15
6-30
Detroit
4
„
25c
(quar.)
Detrex
6-
6-19
6-10
!
Denver Tramway Corp.— $2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
6-25
8-111
9-16
(quar.)
common
5-15
6- 1
7c
2
6-30
9-30
50c
6-15
(Del.)
9-
9
50c
20c
Co.
6-10
50c
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)—
Commercial Solvents-Corp. (quar.)
Commonwealth Investment
9-10.
1
50c
6-19
Commonwealth International Corp. Ltd
1
7-
6214 c
6- 2
7-20
3.0-
$2
..
(quar.)
6-10
6-10
•
6-
(see Helenc Curtis)
60c50c
5c
1
50c
(quar.)
6-30
Commercial
5-181
7-
40c
6-30
(quar.)
7-10 ;
$1.75
70c
(increased)—
Credit Co.
1
6-15
20c
.
2¥2%
Commercial
8-
32c
(quar. J
6-30
6- 5
Cohrincrcial Bank of North America (N. Y.)—
7-15
7-15
37y2c
6-12
-
.
1
1
28c
7-30
6-15
•
6-30
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)".
Indus.
Mills,
.
8-
$1.05
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-29
.
6-12 :
6-18
8-
$50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Frere Lhnitce, class A (quar.)
Davidson-Bcutell Co., 6% coixv. pfd. (quar.)
6- 9
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
*
Co.,. Ltd.—
10c
common
5%
Columcia
6-30
3IV4C
$1.25
$1.54
30c
2V2%
L
7-8
683%C
div.)
>—
0',2%
6-30
3
25c
(quar.)_T
(quar.)__.
Delaware
7-17
-
6-
10c
&
stock
1
6-20
6-10
10c
j
proval on June 26)
Deere & Company (quar.
2%.
62V2C
_r
1
t
6-20
7'
*
1
26c
;
—
Monthly
7-
$1.50,*
69C
6-10
Corp.—■
Co.
preferred
David
5-29
6-10
.
12yzc
.
(quar.)____
River
'5%
De
7!/2C
(monthly)
6-30
334%
6-12,
1
8-30
7- 1
10c
Co.
$6>/4C
Dana Corp., common
15c
(quar.)
Commonwealth Gas Corp.-
6-15
6-12
30c
7-20
2
6-30
53'/8C
(quar.)/
6-25
DTM Corp. (quar.)
DWG Cigar Corp.
1
1
6-30
$1
1
Central
'1
-
——
Colorado
6-12
25c
(quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone
6-5
7-1
$7.40
!_
6-30
(quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, class A (quar.)_
Cyprus Mines, new comxn.oxx (initial)
Cypress Abbey (s-a)
Cyprus Mines (increased quar.)
50c
preferred (quar.)__
Finance Co,
7-1
10c
/
5-ia
10c
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
0-19
1-1-60
$1
«
(Helene)
Class A
30c
(initial)
6-10
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
97%c
common
Electric
Class
:
6-10
20c
(quar.)_____^
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
$1.75
4V4% preferred,(quar.)__
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
preferred
50c
(quar.)
6-19
6-30
1
6-30
Curtis Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
5% '
Y.
7%
7%
25c
;
1
$1.12 preferred
(quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar C<h—
6-18
8-22
——
6-15 ;
7-
of
7- 1
6-15
"
6-29
23c
(quar.)
$1.37V2
;_
6-
25c
Co.
Cunningham Drug
35c
common
T%
Steel
5-15
'
•
5-25
6-10
convertible
6-15
Co.—
5-25
6-10
25c
25 c
Corp.,
6-8
—
6-10
75c
'
Crystal Oil & Land Go.—
.
7-
10c
8-10
*
6-12
■'
$1.12V2
75c
6-30
25c
$1.12y2
Telephone
6214 c
(quar.)_
7- 1
dividend)
Co.,
&
A
Zellerbach
;$1.18%
:
6-
3-10
'
6-20
1
$1.50
6-12
*
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
*
-
3
25c
Cuban
(s-a)
5-25
(quar.)
6-15
;r_—____-.
(stock
Engines
Co.
1
——
6-10
.
$1.25
Ry.
5-29
30c
8
plus
share
per
5-21
50c
.
60c
"
.6-10
$1.05
5-25
$1
:
7-
6-10
America, com. (quar.)
preferred (initial)
Crum & Forster, comxnon (quar.)
8%. preferred (quar.)
6-12
6-13
..
25c
^___
6-
6-30
*
7-20
Corp
A
514%
1
6-15
10c
Company, class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
::
;
Crucible
1
1
6-24
-
•
/
30c
.
66-
2
"6-
6-30
(quar.),
$4.20 preferred
1
6-13
65c
—
Pcabody
Columbian
t2 YsC
(quar.)
6-
6-15
0-15
6-
6-15 "
29c
preferred
Class
6-12 /
'
3%
B
Crown
5-26
.
6-26
^
Petroleum
Class
-
-
50c
5.35%
.
5-29
7-15 "
1
5-29
(quar.)__
(quar.)
;___
Crown Cork International Corp.—
6-12
$110
$1.75
—/
$2
7-23
1
(quax\)__
Crown Cork & Seal
•
25c
:
(quar.)——
\ 5%
1
50c
Inc
Steel Products
5-29
;50c
Caterpillar Tractcr Co.,
■
6-12
$2
(quar.)
Co.
5-27
6-
______
Castle
t
6-2
5-22
7-
6-15
(quar.)—
Asbestos, Ltd.
2
6-10
6-30
933(ic
(quar.)
Co., ,GVi%
Extra
6-2
35c
preferred (quar.)—
'
j
I.)
2
:.40c
j Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)——
(J.
7-
6-2
40c
—
Carter Products (increased quar.)!
Cftrthage
7-2
.
20c
—
Carriers & General Corp._^___L____l
Cise
f$l
Telephone «fe Telegraph (quar.)
Carolina
6-4
*
$102.50
Co
Coleman Company,
6-18
6-18
t$1.25
(quar.)
common
7-2-
-
.
,
■
$25c
6-15
6-10
*
preferred
Crouse-Hinds
8
6-30
-
;
preferred
Coca-Cola
5-29»
-
6-
■-
Petroleum
Class
*
6-
8-
1714c
(quar.)
dividend
Cx'ossett
6-12
—
4%
5-29
v
6-15
Trust—
Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)_
Carey,
6,-15
-
t20c
Co. Ltd., (resumed)
International
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
..
J25c
_______
Machine Co., Lid.—
at
Foi'gc-Wayneshoro
QuarterJ/_v—*
1
6-15
2
7-15
6-29
for
Extra—
6-30
7-
J$2
f',Class A
Canadian
.
Cluett
(quar.)
6-8
40c
Co.
Inc.
convertible preferred ^uar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
9- 4
6-10
6-10
6-15
6-15
5%
11- 6
40c
preferred^ (quar.)
Clinton
1
7-15
6-25
9-24
lls-25
$1.50
—_z
Clifton
5-296-
$1.25
dividend)—
4V2%
5-29
6-15
t$1.50
11-27
6-30
6-30
50c
Credit Finaxxce Service, Inc., class A
Class B (quar.)_
;
L__
10-2
12-17
"
5
10c
Crescent Petroleum
,
(quar.)_——_
Cleveland. Quarries
Ltd.—
i—__i——
Canadian Ice
1
5-29
6-30
10-22
5
6-
3%
Company, comxnon (quar.)
334%
preferred ' (quar.)
6%
*
6-
40c
'''
Paper Board Products
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
J.
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
$1 div. preferred A
(quar.)
Creole
6-15
6-15
15c
•
Stock
1
6-15
$$1.30
(quar.)_
Electric
,
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—^
6-2
;•
6-30
6-12
/
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
Cook
6-16
6-30
(quar.)
div.).
r_—
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
<
5-29
$15c
Co.,
General Securities,
Canadian
2
6-30
Ltd.:
6c/o- preferred
(quar.)
Canadian General Eleetric.
6-
$43%c
.
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
♦'
2
;t7- 2
$25c
—
$1/75
-
6-30
,
£* ■"
37J/aC
stock
(quar.)_„
______
7-
$37'4c
75c clast* A
Corp.
Clearfield & Mahoning
Semi-annual
7-
$$2
.
6-16
10c
&
Co.'
5-22
7-
50c
Crane
(entire issue to-be redeemed
15
Juno
this
1
7-
■
3
,
4
25c
Securities
preferred
on
6-15
$15c
class A
Co.
Canadian Canners Ltd..
2
5%
$3114c
^ 5%
preference (s-a)
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.).
1
Canadian
7-
6- 3
7-
'"25c
•
•
City Investing Co., 51/a% preferred (quar.)__
Clark Controller (quar.)—
Clark Equipment Co.,, com.-(quar.)
5-15
6-15
$50c
6-19
50c
e2V2C
1
$1.25
•_
Corp.
•
'
6-15
1%
Coty International Corp
Craftsman Insurance Co(Boston)
Crain (R. L.)', Ltd. (quar.)l
Quarterly
7-7
6-12
10c
(stock dividend)
Cosdexi
6-12
(quar.)—$1.75
Cities Service Co.
6-19
6-15
?
Arena
7-
6-19
6-
$1.25
preferred1 (quae.)—-
.
,
$50c
Permanent Mortgage
Canadian
7-15
f
$$1.15
(quar.>_-_,
Canada Safeway Ltd., $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
.
5-30
2
$29 '/4C
—
Canada
7-
$1.25
$2
6-20
6-12
Y.)
(Toronto)
(quar.)__
Coffee
"
6-1
_•
Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)—c-_—
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)_
Cincinnati.Gas &■ Electric—
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
z.
•i
6-10
I 6-15
13714c
—
6-
6-10
/
RR.
Pfizer
Copper Co.
Products (quar.)—
City
7-
$1.0614
—
Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—•
A
(quar.)__^
—_;
Canada
6-25
5c
Co.,-common-.
O'Nuts
Christiana
6-26
6-19
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Chile
6-12
6-30
*8%C
Towel
Full
Pacific
shares held___-_
20
convi-pref.
Chock
5-29
$1.18%
A
Cpnada Dry Corp., common
each
$7
Campbell Red- Lake
Rock Island <fc
Chicago
~
6-18
'8-1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
Chicago Rivet &*Machine (quar.)—
'
—
:
(quar-.)_
preferred ,(quar.)__
Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago
1
$1
87V2C
A
1
Co.—
(quar.)_____'—
(quar.)
preferred
A -preferred
y.
1
75c
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
5.40 %
preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp.—
(2-for-l stock split)
;
Calumet & Hecla, Inc., com.
(increased)—
$4.75
6-19
$1.50
*
•'■7-
62c
5%
h
A
Series
Series
California-Pacific
•
6-19
7-
-
6-30
7-1
37 Vac
(quar.)__———
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)_
Common
5
Power-—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
*6%i preferred (quar.).
California Interstate Telephone
7-15
75c
Milwaukee/St. Paul & Pacific RR.
"
4%
3
6-10
1
1
1714c
(N.
Cooper-Jarxett,
;
6-30
7-
15c
Insurance
Steel
*
7-
(quar.)
com.
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
!
Copperweld Steel Co., coxxxmoxi (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_i
$1
—
Chicago,
Continental
»
55c
45c
6-11
$1.12,/2
(quar.)______
(quar.)
8
6-16
25c
6-15
10c
preferred
5
6-
,1
Co.
Cornell
Chicago Aerial Industries—/,
Chicago Medical Arts Building—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)T__i_
5%" preferred (quar.)
1
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
1
'
_____
emiv."
G'tyesebrough-Ponds
6-26
$1.1214
3V2%
5-22
25c
>
6
6-
1
*
$1.3714
6-29
25c
Industries, $4 pld. (quar.)l_,i_
prefej'rfed (quan)____r_1_„_^_____-//J_7":
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common (quar.)
;
6-
1
3
Industries—
Cook
Y.)—•
$G
"
U5C
class A
(stock
C IT Financial Corp.
Calgary
100%
6-29
1
7-
7-
(quar.)
7-1
'
$50c
(reduced)
7-
(quar.)
1__
Insurance
6-25
30c
"
(quar.)
Dry Dock Ltd.,
Corp.
dividend
6-15
6-
5
7-
93 %c
Corp.,
preferred
4c
Chesapeake
of
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., 414% Pfd.
Burry Biscuit Corp. (s-a)
Bush
2
Stock
6-
6-15
20c
(quar.)
Commercial
10c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Carp.—
4V2% preferred (quar.
;ican
Burns
7-
-
,
(subject to approval by the
England) ordinary and Amerdeposit receipts
Burnham corp., common (quar.)
!
6%
preferred (s-a)
*
.
•
tl5c
■
.
v
1
'
5
50c
(quar.)
common
convertible
Continental
;
5-27
(Chicago)—
Copper & Steel
Quarterly
___1
:
5-29
6-
$1.1214,
Continental
.
5%
6-15
6-15
7-15
common
Continental Can,
'
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.
20c
$40c
(quar.)__.
(initial)
1.
Continental Baking Co., common
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-15
30c
$1.12V2
3-
22y2C
6-10
7%c
Exchange
6-15
6-10
60c
Corn
1
1
1
Quarterly
"
7-
1
7-
7
6-15
65%c
7-
$1.17
(s-a)--_iu_____l_
"
1
7-
$1.19
Chateau-Gai Wines, Ltd,
Chattanooga Gas (quar:.
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)__...
Budd
5-15
7-
$1.13
6-15
.
'7-10
6-15
25c
,
Co.—
preferred
Continental
(quar.)
B.) Company (quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc.
(quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.-)________i
1
10c
(quar.)
$1.04
1
preferred
r
4
(quar.)
(Ark.15c
Chance (A.
6-19
;—!,
(quar.)__
%
6-24
5- 8
$4.16
1
Quarterljt from net" investment" income_7_
Century <Industries (quar.)
Cerre de Pasco (stock dividend)
Champion PaperFibre, com. (quar.)
.
Common; (qua^)ri'_ii___jrr±t___r__i-I--_
-.
1
6-iG
7-1
*
7-
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
5-16
75c
70c
7-1
1
..
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-22) '"Century Shares'
6-12
....
5-29
6-15
(quar.)
6-
,
6-12
$$1
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
6-
(quar.)
6-19
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
1
6-18
Century Electee. Co., (quar.)_______712V2C
Trust—
1 :'■* ! • ■" 7
k.''Iv'ir*"-'; •''/V-'
»;•
(quar.) //.LL.^-l-
preferred
6-20
1
7-
Securities
(s-a)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
1
7-
30c
''
Standard
pref.'
7-
45c
6-30
$1.04
4.75%
5-13
6-30
Service—
4.65%
the dividend shown. Shares
'
*
6- 5
6-
10c
Products
■
M
1
Consumers
New
1
6-
5-ia
Consolidated Rock
Continental
0-
5
5-20
"
6-17
1
10c
(quar.)
common
Foods Corp.,
Power
1
7-
40C
(quaf.)____
non-cum.
1
12-
6-15
5C
6-18
6-12
9- 1
7-
55c
22c
6-30
10c
(quar.)
'
6-10
25c
Wire
&
1
6-
6-15
2714 c
514% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated
Paper Ltd.
(quar.)
Consolidated Rendering Co. (quar.)__.
6-12
1
Co.
Diversified
$2.50
Consolidated
6-2
1
7-
"
$1
Maine Power Co.,
Steel
.-.i "1" "V;
7-
(quar.)
(s-a)
5% preferred (quar.)'. •
;1
Consolidated Electrodynamics
<•-
6-10
0-19
$1.12 '/a
(quar.)_L____—______
Central Transformer Corp.
6-15
in
per
Ltd.,
"
_
Coal
Consolidated
6-10
Central
'
Consolidation
6-10
Public
12-15
common
(quar.)
Cigar Corp.,
Consolidated
"
12«.10
preferred
9-15
(annual).
0-19
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Insurance
common
9-21
Central
'
*
—
6-20
'
12-21
__—:riHt
u
!
preferred
2
preferi-ed *,(quar.)' $1.23
coiniuon (quar.)_.
35c
,6%-preferred", ('4Uor.)____"___'_l_i_.
_:
$1.50 /
4.60% preferred (quar.)__l__'_______.
^
$1.15
'4.60% i convertible:preferred (quar.)
$1.15
3.50% preferred (quar.871/2C; *
*"
preferred
4.40%
6-
4.92%
7
'*
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
0-12
"
Life
25c
Central
:
Brockton Taunton Gas-—%:•.
<-($3.80
2
General
29c
4%
$50c
t50c
6-19
6-30
(quar.)_
Light & power (quar.)!
Coxiuectlcut Water Co. (quar.)
$1.29
Central-Illinois
i
6-16
.
6-
'
7-30
8-14
3114c
(Toronto)
5-36
6-15
7>/2c
1
5-20
6-15
-
40c
4.64%
6-16
6-30 V-
2%
.
1
6-12
37V2C
(quar.
(quar.)
25c
6-10
1
7-
714c
Connecticut
2
25c
Common(quar.)
4V/2% preferred (quar. )1_'_1_
preferred iquar.)
6-
7-
s
$63c
2
6-
6-12
preferred (quar."$1.0834 j ' 17- 1
preferred (quar.
$1.12Vz
,7-1
4.75% preferred' (quhr.
'-$1.18%
7- 1
Central Illinois Light Co.— '
7.; 7:::
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7-1
t69c
—
6-
20c
L„
6-2
6-12
6-12
Payable of Rec.
$1.37'/2
J50c
Quarterly
Connecticut
4Va%
1
6-
7- 2 *>
1
1
4.35%
1
V,
:—.
(quar.)—1
preferred (quar.)__—_
Industries
7-
$'56c
(quar.)
/preferred
British
5-25
7-15
t
'6-12
25c
(quar.J
Central Hudson" G'aS'3;,Electrlc
6-15'
7-1
6-10
$40c
1—.
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.
5%
.
6-16
60c
(quar.)
5%
.
5%
6-16
6-30 .7
6-30 %
,
%
.
preferred;A ^ preferred B
Common
15c
Ltd.
4%%414%- preferred .(quar.
414%
preferred (quar.)__,
.4% preferred (quar.)
•
.
6-8
.
25c
%
(quar.)
!___
(quar.)____:
com. (increased-quaf.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common; (qtiar.)
5
93%c
_
:
(q4iar.)__
(quar.)
Electric Co. Ltd.—
•*
5%
125c
$28%c
1
5%% pfd. (quar.)
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
Common (quar.)
1
8
25c
Products, voting com.
common
preferred
5%
(quar.)
7-
6-
Share
Water Co.,
Holfien
When
Ecr
<
.
Name of Company
Commonwealth
Quarterly
Central Foundry,
f;
^
♦
8
'6-25
J
1
.
r Extra
6-16
37Vic
1 412%
-
7-
.
25c
Fibbe
Non-voting
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
common (quar.)___—_
preferred (quar.)_______:——;_
Bridgeport Gas, common (quar.)„—___
6-
7-15
''
$1.75
Investments," Ltd.—
preference" (entire issue called for
redemption on June 12 al $103 per share
plus this dividend)
'
Extra
8-14
1
Holder<
6-25
$1'.12VS
.___
'
Common
When
Payable oj Rec.
Canada
Central
5-18
C-15
6-15
"■
of America,
one
per
Share
■
Company
5y2%
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Common,
2nd
6-15
7-
V,
-
.
4%5?.-preferred A .(quar.) 11
7&
Bowl-Mor Co.. SOe pfd. (quar.)_
Brach (E. J.) (increased quar.)
-i
Name o}
Celancse Corp.
Stock div.
Ltd.—
Paper Co.
(quar.)_
•
f.
Payable of Reo.
■
------—
<quar.)_
Bowaters
'When
Per
Share
-
„
America,
North
of
13
(25*73)
f
.
;
Chemical,
new
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Harvester Co.
&
Mortgage
Detroit Stamping
com.
Mfg.
&
Co.
(initial quar.)__
i
ff-10
(s-a)
(quar.)
6-25
6-10
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
«- I
12-
1214c
(quar.)
Realty Co.
15c
12-15
6-15
6-
1
2
6-10
214c
6-15
6- 1
1714c
6-15
6- 9
$2
7-
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Detroit Steel
change
70c
35c
20c
$1.50
45c
25c
15c
class A (quar.)——
(s-a)_
$3 preferred
Alkali Co. (quar.)—
Portland Cement (quar.),
Diamond
Dlebold, Inc. (quar.)
DineTs' Club, Inc. (stock
—
5%
1214c
25c
dividend;-—
Corp.
Stores
Diana
Ltd. <s-a)
Coal, Ltd. (quar.)——
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd.—
(quar.)
Common
Oil
Domlnquez
Donnacoua
Dow
Ltd.——
,
Dun
5%
:——
(quar.)
:
—.
5.20%
.
Gas, com.
1st
Echlin
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
A
Edison
Sauit
6-15
Emery
Bond
&
6-15
$1.12
5-20
4-14%
6-10
5-29
Florida
Freight
Air
(increased
Gas
Elmlra & Williamsport RR. Co.
Electric
Electric
preferred
Fund
Erie Resistor
90c
6-
1
7-
5
pfd.
125c
7-
7-21
1
7-
Franklin
1
6-15
5-15
Preferred
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-15
Frick
6-15
1
2
8-
1
7-
3
1
7-
3
7-
7-
1
1
6-
&
(stock dividend)
common
inc.,
6-
$3
6-
3
7-
6-
—
7-
6-10
1
Family Finance corp.
income
5-29
Gatineau
fanny Farmer Candy .Shops (quar.)
8-24
4%
5-13
Gordon
1S1.25
6-15
5-22
Gorham
*$1.25
6-15
5-22
7-
1
7-15
7-
Co.,
Power
1
1
6-15
6-
7-20
1
6-26
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
6-30
6-16
5-11
$4.50
—
preferred
5
7-27
6-30
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
5-11
1
5-11
General
1
5-11
General American
7-
1
5-11
6-
1
General Baking Co.,
5
6-30
5-29
7-
1
6-15
5%
5
6-19
5-15
4%
6-15
6-
3714C
6-30
0-25
6-
4
Corp.,
preferred
Candy
General Cigar Co., new common
Contract Finance Ccrp
General
4oc
30c
87140
1
6-20
6-
4
6-30
6-15
1
G-15
7-
7-15
6-13
9-18
2214c
G-30
6-12
6-10
5-29
5%
6-15
6-
Manifold &
Motors
Printing
Corp.,
1
6-19
6-19
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
1
6-10
General Portland Cement, new com.
6-23
6-
5
7-
1
5-22
$1
7-
1
$1.60
50c
6-19
6-
*60c
6-15
5-22
7-
6-16
Street
5-22
for
1
6-12
X
5-19
6-
1
1
6-
6-
6-15
1
voting
Signal Co.
trust
Corp.
each
1
6- 0
General
5-27
General Securities
6-30
6-15
-
G-
1
1
of
Refractories
55c
77-
1
'
*40c
General Steel Castings Corp.
6-16
;
6-30
7-
1
6-17
7-29
7-
P
7-
1
G-
5
7-
1
6- 5
1
e-10
6-
1
9-
1
5%
Gulf
Life
7-
G-
1
5
-
0-15
7-1.
6-12
30c
6-10
6-1
30c
6-10
6-
1
6-
4
Oil
6-30
6- 8
$1.25
6-30
6- 8
€-30
$:
6-20
5-29
5-22
(quar.);
20c
250
6-15
3714c
6-20
IOC
6-20
$4.20
50c
6-25
6-19
$4.44
preferred
6-15
6- 3
Co.
5-26
6-
6-15
5-29
15C
6-20
5-29
e- .1
7-15
6-
50c
5-18
8
*
$1.25
9-14
8-21
$1.26
12-14
11-20
6214 c
€-10
4—
—
—_
7-
$1.16
5-
8
6-15
1
5-18
6-15
45c
$1.05
6-15
5-18
$1.10
6-15
5-18
$1.11
6-15
5-18
$1.25
6-15
5-18
$1.27
6-15
5-18
$1.1214
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-18
7-
$5.08
6-15
6-10
1214c
(quar.)
(Dallas)
$5
6-12
preferred
5-29
'
(quar.),,.
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64% preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, common (quar.),,:
$4.40 preferred
8
6-
6-12
Corp.
'
6- 8
*18Tic
$1.061i
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-13
6-30
25c
Engineering
Insurance
6-19
6-26
6-10
2
714c
Corp
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)
60c convertible preferred
(quar.),—;
Gulf
10c
6-10
2
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft
Grumman
preferred
5
7-
*5c
(1954
Store Products
Grolier Society (quar.).
preferred
«-li
6-12
7- 2
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
$5
6-
12- 1
1
$1.75
—*,——,—.
common
preferred
preferred
$5
1
7-
1
6-l»
6-15
12-10
1
Greyhound Corp.,
6-19
6-15
0-10
40C
6-
6-30
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
.
6-15
7-
6-10
6- a
7-
2
6-19
1
6-
6-30
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—
—
Brass, Ltd., common (stock
Stock dividend (One share of 5%
for
1
6-10
1st
6-15
5-29
2nd
7-
-
Hahn
9
each
5
5-14
Hall
7-
G
8-
1
7-
G
Halifax
F.) Printing Co. (quar.)
Oil WeU Cementing Co.
Insurance
(Nova
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd..
(quar.)
75c
6-15
3-29
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
Xerox
25c
7-
6-10
1
Hamilton
Hanna
50c
6-26
1
6- a
6-26
15c
6-
40e
6-30
(extra)
6-
4
12-28
7-
11-28
6-15
1
*$1.25
8-14
8-
5
10c
-6-19
6-
5
20c
0-15
5-28
—
(quar.)
$1
6-15
5-28
50c
6-10
5-25
25c
—
'
(quar.),:—
6-15
$1.1214
7-
7-
5-25
0-10
1
$1.0614
1
50c
%
40c
f
6-10
5-28
-6-11
*€-11
'
$1.5.0
preferred /quar.).
7-20
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(Continued
on page
"W CO
;
5-28-.;
Co.—
5-19
6-11
5
0-19
*25c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
(M. A.) Co.
(quar.),,,
-Harbison-Walker Refractories
6-10
6-
20c
Paper (quar.)_
Watch Co., common
6-10
6-19
60c
.1 quar.)
Hanna Mining Cou
8%
,
1
35c
preferred (quar.)
Haumiermlll Paper Co., common
4l*%
6-18
5%
4% conv, preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
414%
20 Broad
subsidiary)
Inc.
1
7-
(quar.)
Haloid
8
Scotia)
7-
*2214 c
Halliburton
iW.
1
*2*21*0
preferred
1
G-10
2nd pfd.
preferred
8-
50c
dlvld.)—
shares held)
5-20
;
6-16
6-30
12c
—
preferred (quar.),.
6-
(quar.)^
6-30
,
3714c
$1.50
6-11
5
5-18
6-10
Greenwich Gas Co., common—
Grocery
6-10
9
6-
40c
Corp.
Grinnell
6-
6- 9
1
93 Tic
6-
6-10
(quar.)
6-10
1
6-30
(Minn.)
6-16
6-2 G
6-15
40c
certificate
5-25
6-2G
50c
(Houston)—
6-30
1
6-19
6-11 '
*31lie
6-11
6-30
11-25
*30c
7-
7-
8-25
9-15
12-15/
,7- 1
7-
$1.18%
(wholly-owned
5-25
$1.25
GOC
(quar.)
5-21
€-15
10c
—,4
7-14
6-30
9
7-
6-10
5%
—
10c
1
1
2
6-5
7-31
6%
—
75c
6-30
7-31
6-
6-15
6-25
20c
:
6-
6-15
50c
25c
series)
Greyhound Lints of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
100 shares held)
6-12
7-
6-15
1714c,
1
General Realty & Utilities Corp, (liquidating)
(1
1
*i2l4c
(initial)——
Green Giant Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—*;
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Railway
•
6-
All American Markets
Hamilton
5-22
7-10
6-15
—.—_—_—
Financial
(initial)
General Precision Equipment^ $3 pfd.
$4.75
aoc
25c
6-15
6-10
6-30
7-31
15c
—
Western
93 Tic
(quar.)—
1
40c
Quarterly
Great
$1.25
common
preferred (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
7-
*3714c
1
6-10
1214 c
(quar.)
7-
30c
6-
7-
25c
7-
37l4o
5
6-22
7c
(quar.),.
G-
5-15
*50c
,
:.—
Greater
(Boston)—
-
$5
1
5
6-30
6-15
*25c
6-15
$1.25
Trust
interest
preferred
General
8
40C
20c
(quar.)
Investors
Beneficial
6-
*25c
(quar.)
GreAfc Southern Life Ins. Co.
5%
common
30c
foe
5%
25c
dividend
preferred
General
1
class
30C
...
Corp*
Industries,
Stock
5%
1
5-20
1
—
(quar.)
General Fireproofing Co.
G-15
6-
Electric
General Finance
General
G-10
10-
General
7-
(initial)
preferred
6-15
25o
(initial)
(quar.).
Co.
(quar.)—
•
G-15
1
6-30
8-14
G-10
200
Crude Oil
:
1
40c
6-30
1
25C
5- 8
3-24
6- 2
•7-
*25c
40c
9-
$1
(quar.)
Corp
€-24
0-10
40c
6-15
50c
1
-
"
:
U2y2c
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common,
5-27
7-
8
(quar.)^-.—
Great Western Sugar Co., common (quar.),,
7% preferred (quar.)
Greening Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
—
•.—
31 lie
(quar.)
common
6-12
40c
Great
5
2C
6-15
6-15
6-
6-1*7
10c
—
preferred (quar.)
Cable
1st
7-
class A (quar.)—
conv.
1
1
Great Northern Paper
*714c
(quar.)—
Co.
Box
conv.
General
Co., Ltd.,
1
6-
•*
50c
(quar.)
B preference (quar.)
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
*
$1.20
7-
6-
6-15
20c
•
—
Common
7-
*
1
60c
T.) Company, common (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
——
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—
; % V; ;
1
$2
(quar.)
6-
C-ll
6-2G
3%%
2
General Builders CoTp*—
6-10
6-
$8 pfd.
Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.)
General Uancshares
Corp.
(quar.)
5-25
€-11
"
7-10
(W.
Grant
8-
4714 c
(quar.)
7-15
6-11
(quar.)„
(s-a)
Insurance
(Equal to 0.1283 per share)
Products (stock div.)
Grand. Rapids Varnish (quar.),
Granite City Steel Co. (quar.)
11-
10c
Texas
of
Transportation
General
6- 4
6-30
American Oil Co.
7-15
1
250
——
Granco
8-15
10c
1
1714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class A
11-16
$1.1214
(quar.)—
1
7-
6-20
Employees
Graham-Paige, 6%
414,%
(resumed)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
General American Investors, common—
Common
7-
50c
Class A
6-20
7-17
General American Industries—
6-15
——
Manufacturing Co.- (quar.)
Batteries (quar.)
Grafton &
7-10
7-
* 1214 c
25c
(quar.).
6-10
6-
-r
Government Employees Life Insurance
Grace (W. R.) Co. (quar.)
*$1.25
7-15
*$1
Government
140c
(quar.)
6-
7-
25c
—
(quar.)
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
B
:■
1
-6-
57-Wc
YOc
1714c
5
5-26
•0-
56lic *
(quar.)—
*—
Stores, Ltd., cla'ss A (quar.)
8-19
6-10
6-
0-11
55c
6-15
1
•6-15
6-29
.
2
60C
(quar.),,
Co.
Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., com.
8
*15c
Ltd.-—
1
6-
* ;;e- 5
1 ^
•1
-
G-15
■■
6-30
C
6-15
-
6-15
1
25c
•
1
$1.25
—
9-
1
7-
$1.23
•
:>
4
'6-21
1 ■■■'
7- %
$1.15
6-
-
$1.50
7-
7-
7-
$1.25
■
6- 4
6-25
-
■■
•
5-28
G-25
25c-
•
25c
25C
10%
G-15
6-22
25C
$2.75
;
-
10c
-
G-12
7-
1714c
7-17
1
7- 1
•25c
25c
2814c
(quar.)
6-29
50c
preferred}
M'acka^
Class
20c
5%
6-20
5-29
::7-17
7-31
Gould-National
38c
Corp.
Freightlines, Inc
35c
_
8-24
1
6-11
50c
Garrett
$1.1214
30c
(quar.)
1
9-
GOC
15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Garrett
Service
6-15
7-31
7c
Investors, Inc.—
convertible
414%
6-12
$1 62
(quar.)
9-
35c
lie
—
General
Famous Players Canadian Corp. Ltd.
6-24
$1.50
General
,
1
preferred (s-a)—,—*—,*
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
40fc
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Falstaff Brewing, 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Fafnir Bearing Co., new common (initial)-i.
7-
35c
:
!
3714 c
87j2C
■
r,
(quar.)
75C
,
(B.
Co.
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire «fe Rubber (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada),
Common
(quar.)———
1
Company (quar.)
Garflnckel (Julius) «te Co.,' common
5-22
F.)
5
8
IOC
Gabriel
5
(quar.)
Bros,
6-
25c
Quarterly from net investment
Funsten (R. E.) Co. (quar.)
1
*
-
1214c
6-
1
Gas
.
Goldblatt
7-10
1
■
50c
6-15
6-16
6-15
:
•f
$1.50
6-18
6-
com.
*
5-19
—
20C
Inc.—
$2.55
Foods Co., common (quar.)__
4% preferred (quar.)
Fajardo Eastern-Sugar Associates—
$2 preferred (quar.)
8-
1214c
6-
General
Fairmont
1214c
75c
6% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
Loom,
-
5-19
:
.
'
7-10
I
*
7- 1
Inc. (increased)——
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
6-15
5-29
(quar.)
8-
$-19
"7- 1
(quar.),,—
Company
Globe-News Publishing Co
25C
non-cum.
Fuller
5
G-12
6-30
$3 50
Y.)
Glidden
*30c
(quar.),—
37^0
(N.
1
6-15
5-16
;
1
6-
5c
of
5-16
(quar.)
6-
6-15
15c
Refining
the
5
50c
(quar.)
6-15
6-30
(quar.)——
Frontier
Fruit
General
(quar.)—
6-30
30c
6-15
8-30
C6c
B.
10c
7-15
30c
series
2%
6-15
(quar.)—.
Ltd.
Company,
6-15
-
"5- 1
6-15
1
:
:
5-19
(increased.),—*,———
Glens Falls Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)„
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)
Class
5-29
7c
6-12
8-
6-15
6-19;
25c
20c1
(quar.)*—_
preferred (quar.)
Frlden, Inc. (quar.)
Friedman Realty Co. (quar.)—
5-29
7-
6-15
1
6-10
6-10
■
5-19
-
series
stock
Cos.,
Fraser
6-10
G-15
1
7-
1
-7-
59T.C
preferred (quar,) —■—-—
'
4? 3% preferred (quar.)—r,
:
*Glen-Gary Shale Brick (quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries Co., class A (increased)
Inc—
6%
7-
1
7-
•
6-10
7-
7-10
;
$-19
:
414 %
7-
18c
1
7-1
(quar.)*,**——
new com.
(initial)
H.)
(P.
1
1
"7-
'
55c
GiMholt Machine Co.
5-21
87-
'
7- 1
——L—..
Rvtorim
Glatl'elter
68 Tic
Ltd.
F'unds,
Franklin Life Insurance Co.
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
coin,
of Canada,
Co.
6-15
7-
6-12
(quar.)—
(s-a)
6-23
25c
(quar.)
A
Custodian
series
Utilities
3214c
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
514%
Foundation
1
6-15
,,
common
Paper Co.
Fcfft Wayne Corrugated
Glass Co.,
6-15
(quar.)—
22c
28c
'i!
6-15:
6-15
""7- 1
5314c
common
10c
Foster-Forbes
v
6-12
—
6-10
—__
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
514% preferred (s-a)——,——
5-31
$1.75
1957
I
5-20
6-20
Co,
$1.35
(quar.),
6-
5-20
Fort
5-22
gc
Corp.—
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
preferred
Excelsior
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A (quar.),
Class B voting
(quar.)
—
Class B non-voting (quar.)
Ford Motor Co. (increased quar.)
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.,—
Class A (quar.) —
■,—
Class B
(quar.)
—
Foremost Dairies, Inc. (quar.)„
—
Corp.—
guaranteed
1
18c
Co
Minerals
Foote
6-11
—
convertible
Ex-Cell-O
Foote-Burt
5
6-10
,
Pittsburgh RR.,
(Initial)
B
5
6-
6-15
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)
Emporium Capweil Co., common, (quar.f
&c
Class
5
6-
6-30
Emhart
preferred (s-a)
7-
5-20
—
6-
6-10
Co.
Mfg.
4
6-15
$1.18%
1
1
5414 c
Globe-Union,
1
5-29
29c
$1.03
(quar.)
6-
81 lie
1
5-20
15c
(quar.),
Co., com. (quar.)—
3
1
6-15
15c
1
arrears.
Consolidated
6-
7-
5-20
—
7-
6-30
preferred—
payment clears
6-13
6-15 r.
—
7-
6-15
__
Abrasives
6-20
1
G-15
L
(quar.)
7-
l5c
Elwell-Purker
Brio
5-14
6-10
2214c
I
6- "2
$1.1214
common
Utilities,
$1.18
Battery (quar.)
Product? Corp. (Calif.)
convertible
Equity
3
5
Storage
Ellzabethtewn
1%
7-
5
Electrolox Corp. (quar.)
Electronics Communications—•
7%
5-14
5
Quarterly
Emerson
1
6-
35c
El Paso Natural Gas, common (quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(Increased)
This
7-
6-
$1.3714
i
6-12
7-
5
$1.1214
—
preferred (quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear & MachineClass A (Initial).
6-
(quar.)
&
—
314%
1
-
(quar.)
6%
1
1
(quar.)
$5,40 preferred
Electrical
6-
1
$1.06
(quar.)——
Electric
6-1
7-
;
preterred (quar.)
Electro Refractories
6-15
6-15
7-
(quar.)-,
$4.50 pre torred
$4.72 preferred
6-30
5c
lying Tiger Line, 5% preferred A (s-a)
Food Giant. Markets (stock dividend)
Frood Machinery & Chemical, com. (quar.)—
45c
(quar.)
3
$1
1-
5-29
62lie
(quar.)
G6-
15c
—
*3714c
125c
quar.)
5-27
1
25c
(quar.)—
25c
preferred
Co.
El Paso Electric Co., common
$4.12
6-10
7-
——_—_
514%
Share
7-
6-10
45c
com.
Florida
1
6-10
15c
Electric
Register Co.,
Egry
Electric
6-17
6-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel Corp. (quar.)—
Public
1
7-
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Edison
„
20C
—_
(initial)
common
7-
Bros.
414%
Power Corp.,
New
45c
714c
;
6-15
Florida Power & Light Co.—
5
*30c
..
6-30
,—
preferred (quar.)
414% preferred (quar.)
$4.50 series A pfd. (quar.)_
7-10
5-15
75C
:•
6-15
7-
50c
(quar.) —,—:
$3.50 jjreference series A (quar.)——
Genuine F^rts Co. iquar.)——
GenUn'g's Inc." (quar.),,—*
George Putnam Fund (Boston)—
Quarterly from Investment income,,——_
Georgia-Pacific Corp.; com. (quar.)—
Stock diy. (five shares for each four held)
5% preferred (quar.) —
Georgia Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.)—
$5.00 preferred (quar;),
Getty Oil (stk. div.) (l/20th si), of Spartan
Aircraft for each "share held) ,-—,—
Giant Portland Cement (quar.),:
Giant Ydllowknife Gold Mines/ Ltd.—
Gencsco, -Inc.,
6
8
130c
$4
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
50c
1
(quar.)—
7- 6
7-
(initial-quar.)
com.
new
7-25
pfd. A (quar.)-
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Fundamental
Corp., Ltd. (ouar.)—
Eddy Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)
Class
Flintkotfr
7-25
.
Ltd.
1
1
85c
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)v
Flagg-Utica Corp;, common
6-12
Florida
Ecuadorian
Edgewater Steel
5-25
5-25
$1.75
$1.50
37c
90c
—
Economic Investment Trust,
Economics Laboratory 414%
Economy Baler-Co.
5-25
2
7-
6-13
(initial)
Mfg.
6-106-10
Friendly Finance
common
8-
J.)
N.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
6-
22lie
(initial quar.)
Machine Co., Ltd.—
pref.
Governor
Fisher
1
Corp.—
$3.60 preferred
Washing
6-
6-5
6-15
8-
(quar.)———
1 quar.)—
—
Corp.
5
714 c
Co., common
7-11
25c
40c
$1.1212
114c
25c
50C
———
40c
6-
(quar.)
Stores
5-29
3214c
—
5%
City,
(Jersey
6-12
$1.50
15c
tquar.)
5-27
———-—...—
preferred
$5
6-19
1
6-15
55c
quar.)
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)_
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Easy
Bank
National
(quar.)
4li% preferred (quar.)—
4.36% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
————
4.75% preferred (quar.)
—
5.28% preferred (quar.),—
General Tin Investments, Ltd.—
•American: certificates
i**————*3.**.
5-22
6-15
40C
G-15
1
6-
7-
35c
Common
6-19
15c
6-15
7-
6-15
1
6-12
—_—
Quarterly
$11.75
(initial
Co.,
9-30
50c
—
Kodak
6-30
Corp.
Fisher Bros.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com, (quar.)
41-2%
preferred
(quar.)—;
Eastern Racing Assn., common (quar.)
;»
$1 preferred (quar.),
Eastern Malleable Iron Co. (quar.)
Eastman.
7-31
10-30
3114c
25c
3114c
(quar.)
preferred
common
Geneva
50c
Eastern Air Lines
New
First
5114 c
51 Tic
5214c
——
,——
RR.' (s-a).———.,
Eastern Stainless Steel
1
Firstamerica
25 %
25%
2714 c
preferred (accum.)
Natural
First
6-
7-15
1
6-
4214C
6-16
Eagle Picher Co. (quar.)
;—
East Kootenay Power, Ltd,—
Pennsylvania
6-17
6-12
5
6-
56 lie
7-2
52lie
467'bC
Dynamics Corp. of America*$1 convertible preference (s-a)
Tennessee
6-30
5
/
45c
preferred scries A (quar.)
Bank Stock Corp.
(quar.)
First
6-
v:v»/
1
7-
'■
:
:
7-
preferred
,
5
GOc
*-
(quar.)—,—
31 lie
(quar.)—
of the Southwest—
55c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
*,———
—
25'4c
5.10%
preferred (quar.),*—
27»4c
514%
preferred (quar.)——
; 28c
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
— —
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)*—- $1.12*4
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
t
714c
$2.25
25c
25c
10c
$1.25
Company (quar.)
Sulphur & Potash 7 (quar.)—
East
1
40c
—
(quar.)
5% preferred
East
6-
\
•'
1
33 Tic
,
-
.
7-24
7-24
7-
——
7-24
.
General Telephone Co.
6-30
50C
(quar.)—
Corp., common
National
(quar.)__
Duriron
7%
1
35c
preferred (quar.)
3.75 %
preferred
(quar.)——
4% preferred (quar.)
—
4.10% preferred (quar.)--—.—4.15% preferred (quar.)—Corp.,
7-
General
Financial
$1.75
.—
$2.10
Duval
2
6-
6-30
1
121-4%
Security Corp. (s-a)————
8714c
$1.1214
,
Duro-Test
7-
First
o
,——
Dunlop Rubber
ordinary (stock
dividend)
.
*•,—
:—Amer. deposit rets. ord. (stock dividend)
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
4.20%'preferred
1
First
(quar.)—
(quar.)i
Co. Ltd.,
8-
6-22
j
(quar.).......—
(quar.)
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
5-19
6-30
6-12
Corp.
$1.50
—
Inc., common
preferred
6-15
6-12
30c
Oil Co.
Fifteen
Filtrol
8
25c
Class B_
Dunham-Bush,
7-
6-
6-30
T
•VCo.'—
6-16
7-30
Co.—
Electric Co., class A
Duncan
6-30
6-22
«,—*—■——-
50c'
-
& Bradstreet Inc.
6-19
2
6- t
Products
5-27'
40c
35c
(quar.)—:——
preferred
7-
6-
6-22
$1.40
.
8-1.5
:
$1.25 preferred
(quar.),,,.
_
(Maryland) —
New common
(stock div.),-,—_———Fidelltv-Plienix Fire Insurance (quar.)
Field (Marshall) & Co., see- Marshall Field
6-30
6-15
lc
15c
7-27
12940*:
—
(quar;)
—
(quar.)—,
Co., common
Power
7To
7-30
5-28
17140
Fidelity & Deposit
6-1*
1
7-
6-15
lc
—
Paper
€-15
33c
$1.35
1
r;
e-15
•
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.),
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
30c
Corp.
3214c
Michigan—
General Telephone Co. of
6-15
,
——----—~
Fibreboard
(quar.)
preferred
$2.37%
5-29
6-1
$1
1
—-
(E. I.> de Nemours &
$4.50
Duke
Ferro
.
59T4C
6-15
20c
—
1
30c ^
50c
50c
(quar.)—;
(interim)
'Extra
5
5
Payable of Jiee.
Share
of Florida^—
Telephone Co.
General
Holders
When
Per
.•
%
;
preferred (quar.) —
L
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
5-22
6-10
60c
(quar.)
$1.25
(s-a;
Driver-Harris .Co- (increased)——
preferred
preferred
B
\
% v
of Company
*' Name
28%0
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
Federated Publications
8-
Class B (quar.):
$3.50
Class
Class
5-18
8
6-
0-
6-15
20c
Pacific Electric
7-
*37l4c
—
—
Drilling fe-Exploration Co.
Common
Casualty Co.
25c
Industries
Pont
1
5-29
4% pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)—Drewry's Ltd., common (quar.)
du
1
«-
5-25
Dravo Corp.,
Draper Corp.
1
6-
6-25
Chemical Co** (quar.)—
Dresser
6-
6-12
6-15
(quar.)——
5% preferred (quar.)——
Brewery,
6-12
6-10
6-12
*25c
—
——
DoverCorp.. common
Dow
6-
1
15c,
*25c
(quar.)—
Paper Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
7-1
7-
25c
(quar.)
Donaldson Co.
v
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
$1
6-
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co.—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
——
Federal Screw Works
(quar.)
Federated Corp. of Delaware—
6-19
tlsc^
125c
—-—
<quar.)_
-•——
Fields (monthly)
$1 preference
Federal
5-28
,39c
*X7l4c
*2t>c
«40c
3 25c
*31lie
Dominion Steel &
Dominion
5-22
2c
a
Ltd- (quar.)
Corset,
Dominion Scottish Investment,
Dominion
6-12
6-30
10c
(quar.)
—
Ltd. (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar.
from net investment income)—
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
11.56 preferred (quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd.'.(quar.)—
—
—
Seagrams,
Growth Stock
Corp.
Dominion
6-12
6-10
6-20
(Walt) -Production
Disney
Distillers
Diversified
7
.
$1.30
6-19
1
7-
J
6-26
.
6- .1 ;
6-19
$3
IOC
6-26
5
-
V;:/,:...,'
•-
Holders
* Payable of Heo.
25o
(quar.)
Federal-Mopul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
130c
(quar.)-—;—
(quar.),
Chemical Arts
Di-Noc
-
Traders Life Insurance
(quar.)
Federal Bake Shops (quar.)
Farmers &
.
Dewey Portland Cement,
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Share
T'; V 'V
(quar.)
(Syracuse,
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
6- 1
Federal Life &
(increased)—
Raynolds Co., class A
(increased)
<'
.
New York)
B
Diamond
>
6-15
three
each
for
preferred
held.
common
Class
25c
Holders re¬
stock.
for common
one
Devoe &
Share
.
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
preferred was received in ex-
ceived
y
(m
(increased)——-—,
Corp.
$1.25
This
/
Holders
When
Per
Company'
Name of
,v
.
(2574)
14
7-
9
-*
.
Jv
.Volume 189
Number 5853
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2575)
Stock Record «» New Yc>rk Sf o<:k
Exchange
daily range of prices
;
weekly volume of trading
for eviery listed stock
yearly range of sale prices
Range for Previous
*
.stocks:
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
;
:
NEW york
"
Lowest
Highest
30% Jan
43s,a Jan
13
102% Jan
40 % Dec
3
1
14
2
56% Feb
19
23% Jan
2
33
18% Mar 26
14
26
Jan
31
27% Apr
»
33% Oct
9
33
2
1
97
Jan
2
16% Jan .28
Nov
25% Nov
49% Jan
13
193% Jan
ifi
297
Jan.12
34
11
5
3
23% Jan
18
61
125
30% Jun
9
Abacus Fund
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
7
19% Jan
2
22% Apr
26
Dec
9
23% Jan
2
34
May 11
72
Jan
16
80
2
84
May 11
10% Dec
2
9% Jan
30
13
280
July 31
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
1412 Apr
30% Jan
2
33
Dec
30
2
49% Nov 11
28
93
Jan
29
160
Jan
13% Apr
101% Jun
2
44% Jan
7
91
Apr
18
Dec
12
Jan
14
12
Dec
16
15% Oct
6
12% Feb
96% Oct
7
92
Jan
19
53% Jan
10
72% Apr 29
May
100
96
17
102
18-
Apr
26
8
Wo
,
$4
6%
convertible
Allen
Allied
Allied
Kid
Laboratories
Dec"l7
48 % Jan
64 % Apr
21
Allied
2
43% Oct 13
39% Jan
44% Feb
24
10% May
52% Jan
2
55% Dec
6
27
Jan
2
26
Jun
60% Jan
111
Nov
47%
46%
108%
109%
14% Feb
4
86%
88
*322%
30%
5%
5%
29%
32% May
25
38% Oct
13
27
2
96% Oct
13
5%
20%
20%
20%
20%
29%
29%
29%
31
31%
5
*80%
:'>>
29%
82
*80%
22
Jan
15
4
May 1
77% May 11
33% Jan
5
21
5
33% Jan
S
Feb
12
44% Jan
7
Amalgamated
47% Feb
11
6
Amerace
5
Amerada
30
39
15
.
52
Mar 31
114% Sep
25
14% Jan
86% Jun
17
2
25% Oct
10
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34% Jan
13
97% Jan
3
Oct
7
35% Apr
24% Jan
118
44% Nov 12
111
4
33% May
Feb
81
56% Apr
106% Feb
8
2
Jan
9
160% Apr
9
2
Jan
42% Jan
105
13
33% Apr
48
Apr 21
118% Apr 23
29
27% Apr
58% Dec
33% Jun
2
31
Jan
2
25
66'% May 29
37% Dec 11
58
19% Feb
29 % Feb
9
33% Jan
2
47% Dec 16
45% Jan
2
40% Oct
7
14
38% Jan
.5
64% May 29
39% May 6
54% May 25
6%
Jan
19
2
22
Jan
2
20% Sep 22
3% Jan
2
9% Nov 17
41% Jan
2
37% Sep
Nov 11
11
Petroleum
American Airlines
2
% Dec
24
80%
29% Jan
17
80% Jan
3
39% Jan
17
25
96% Mar
100
99
99
*98
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*98-
195
*180
195
*175
190
*180
195
11%
38%
■
51%
101
17
17%
122
118%
19
19
*100
99%
'
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119%
11%
60%
11%
60 %
60%
79%
79%
60%
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31%
10
11%
32%
31%
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113
111
60%
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80
79%
79%
31%
31%
32
111
.
U
*110
38% Jan
112
36%
36%
36%
36%
31%
31%
32%
31%
91%
92%
91%
92%
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
14% Jun
2
1
31
11
122
6
11
,
Feb
4
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
4
Mar 13
35% Apr
15
73
13
134
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
17% Nov 18
16% Jan
2
18% Feb
24
16
Jan
2
21% July 28
19% Jun
4
20% Jan
2
96
*
Jan
13
Jan
2
Jun
9
177
12
25
May 27
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
104
3
101
Jun
3 -
105
30
'
28%
138%
44:54
44%
*110
„
28%
33%
112
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33%
33%
34%
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35%
64%
63%
63%
36
35%
36
34%
35% *
53%
53%
53
53%.
53
53%
36%
35%
36
No par
53%
53%
53 %
53%
*
*63
25%
26%
26%
20
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
1
10%
11%
10%
10%
*19%
10%
10%
43
43 %
42%
37%
x59 %
43%
43%
43%
26%
27
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27%
vv
19%
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10%
42%
37%
37%
37%;.
59%
59%
59%
48%
49
49
27%
43%
37%
37%
59%::
59%
47%
49
48%
92%
30
58%
55%
American
57%
20
44%
44%
44
35,200
44%
44
44
43%
43%
43%
43%
10
51
Distilling Co
;
Corp
40
32%
x31
M%
15%
50%
%
12.50
33 %
33%
1
169%
175%
171
No par
17%
67o
non-cumulative
preferred.lOo
American International Corp
1
American
5%%
&
Fdry
*102
118
173%
18
120
33%
14%
x32 %
19%
49%
*40
*102
:•
32%
21,100
32 %
,
175
167
18%
17%
120
*102
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
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101%
*100%
101
104
81%
83%
82%
82%
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
25
43% Jan
15
American
Motors
73 % Anr
14
American
Natural Gas Co
63% May 14
46% Feb 18
51
51
30%
1
*14%
14%
Corp
43% Jun
157
8,900
5,900
120
*102
120
18
82 %
52%
52
26 %
25%
26
96
94%
95
30%
31%
18,500
13%
13%
1,000
37%
95,600
30%
14%
14
14
*13%
14%
37%
38%
61%
22% Jan 13
34% Nov
Oct
Jan
2
117% Jan;
27% Dec
43%
43 %
42%
43
47%
American Seating Co_
American Ship Building
148% Mar 20
7
58% Jun
5
July 16
120 % Jan
5
29% Dec 30
26% Mar 26
45% Dec
Jan
63% Mar
45
86% May 11
12
35% Dec
3
32% May 28
43% Mar
6
.35% Dec
..14% Nov
4
31
35% F»b
6
13% Jan
Dec""!
,
8% Jan
2
74% Feb27
15
|2
9
124% May 16
31% Jun
5
18
105
6
1
May 21
13
139
May
May 27
56% Feb 27
31
25% Feb
25% Jail
61
2
45% Jun
2
65% Jun
105
May 27
Jan
T/o
American
lc/c
Rad
47%
46%
47%
37%'
38%
37 %
38%
37%
97%
Co
62
62
62%
61%
62%
62%
*61%
62
43
42%
42%
x42%
42%'
1,700
46%
46
46%
46%
2,000
American Stores
4
American Sugar
American
7
89
Apr 17
107% Jan 26
American
Tel
5
American
Tobacco
Sumatra
&
120% Jun
5
129% Jan 20
Jan
16
50% Apr 21
American Viscose
American
37
6%
preferred
60 %
37%
59%
60%
45%
46%
140
141%
140
%
125%
x59
46%
139%
16%
45
45%
13,700
16 %
15%
142
36,900
142
90
38
37%
59%
58
59%
870
45%
•
46%
45%
46%
29,700
140
141
*59%
60%
59%
*122%
125%
*122%
60
*122%
46%
142%
•58%
*37%
60%
46%
125%
60
59%
*122%
.
141
16
*140%
300
140%
59%
125
37%
140
140
58%
*123
600
460
58%
••
400
125
29%
29%
29%.
29%
30
30%
30%
31%
14,600
64%
623*
29%
63%
29%
62%
63%
65%
64
64%
63%
64%
25,600
90 %
91
89%
90%
90
90%
89%
90
89%
90
10,900
com—25
25
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33
32%
33%
3,900
31%
31%
31 %
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,940
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17
17%
*17
83%
84%
82%
83%
81
82%
x80%
95%
96%
96%
98 %
93%
Tobacco
Tel Co
60%
47%
43%
16%
37%
38
6C
47
142%
46
7,900
1
Refining
18% May 18
16
*140%
-
62%
1
Co
preferred
38
38%
38
Co Ltd—£1
Steel Foundries
26
25
preferred_100
Amer South African Inv
American
46%
16%
46 %
180
46%
140%
10
common
non-cumulative
93% Jun
134% Jun
4
"29
Nov 11
16%
140%
1,600
35,100
62%
62
*61%
47%
16%
140%
10o
80% May
~
46%
47%
16%
140%
Co—No par
preferred
2
7%
'
5
Smelt & Refg com_No par
American Snuff
6%
47
No par
Std Sany com
52%
42%
62
62%
100
&
preferred
3
18
1
American Optical Co
American Potash & Chem
41
152
Dec
t
11.9% Sep
3
No par
American
jun
126
2
64% Mar
Co—
18% Apr 21
Mar 17
61% Nov
22
65% Jan
31% Jan
155
2
27% Jan
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
2
43
1
News
52 % Mar 31
68
140
6
4
American
30
52
14
*61%
21,200
82%
95%
30%
39
30
80%
25%
■31 %
62%
102
78
*81
\
95%
31
62%
3,400
51%
30%
61 %
400
19%
♦100%
82 %
*81
«
17%
19%
102
79
82%
H—
*17%
19%
31%
37%
25
32 % Jan 1 8
May 12
48% Apr 10
35% Jan, 2
4
15% Jan
140% Jun
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
2
11 % Jan
144% Nov 26
49% Mar
When issued
2,000
17
83%
■
32%
167
17
26%
*93
95%
62%
5
25
32
162
18
25%
26%
*93
32%
174%
51%
50%
25%
95%
2
Co
50 %
26%
26
*92%
30%
100
82%
*81
100
15
19%
*101
8,200
14%
*17%
84
14,200
34
41
3,000
17%
82%
50%
33%
*40
31
17%
104
900
"
30%
17%
83%
50
34%
41
1,300
15%
17%
82%
50 "4
43
31%
17%
100
43
*90
30%
17%
common—7
preferred
42%
92%
14%
»
_100
prior preferred
3.90%
33%
31%
14%
177
17%
50%
34%
41
31%
;
42%
*90
1
Investment Co of 111
American Mach
*105
19
33%
14% 3
33
Products
Home
*40
31%
14%
American Ice Co common
American
49
34%
40%
x34
32%
American Export Lines Inc..
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
%
49%
35%
41%
*40
No-par
American Hardware Corp
42%
51%
34%
5
European Secur
62% May 21
32>% Jan
7
6
2,100
55%
25% Feb
38% Jan
2,700
48%
42%
61 % May 22
40% Nov 14
1,300
59%-
59%
69% Nov 17
34% Sep 12
7
33% Apr
53,200
37%
-
90
5
2
43%
42%
37%
22,700
58%
13% Jun
35% Dec
37,800
10%
90
41% Dec 16
2
,
4,600
19%
10%
59%
;
60
12,200
27%
*19
10.%
5,700
i
64%-'
26%
19%
'
20% Jan
33%
>' 2,700
34
38%
42,300
200
44%
42
Apr
—
139
44%
43
Molasses
———
'•
28%
*135
65%
*64
9,200
58%
American
2
33% :
65%
*110
28 %
138%
■»;
44%
21,800
92%
19
2
115
28%
140
44%
88%
34% .34%*
58%
15% Feb
Jan
*110
34%
,
..
27%
*132
44%
*90
22
48% Jan
34
*64
115
28%
140
86%
34%
59
7
22
16% Nov 21
*110%
.
44%
89%
92%
32% Jan
3
27%
*130
44%
2
4%% preferred
American Metal Products
Jan
28%
136
44%
86%
5 34%
.
58%
16
27
28%
136
■.
800
,
43
22
Dec' 18
34%
v.;; 200
.
48%
*90
Jan
31
90%
34%
50
com
34% Jan
28
89%
34%
70
43%
10
Sugar
2
20% Feb
90%
34%
38,
•
-48%
<
.
10
Crystal
1
98
89%
*37
*42%
'
.
22,200
100
4%%
Apr
92% May
j
4,300
356,600
,
prior preferred
American
25 % Jun
r
Oct 20
;
50
36 %
American Cyanamid Co
41
--r--,
30% Oct 13
43
48%
t
49%
43%
May 19
59% Apr 30
102
43
r
343;,
49%
28
*17
38
c:
49%
90%
48
Jan
2
8
25
*37
43. -:
34%
36%
53% Jan
Jan
11
Feb
89% Apr
:
90
61
80
84
*48%
36%
85% Jun 10
8
37
*42
60%
59% Nov 17
——..
17% Jan
2
37
42%
49%
25
2
Jan
'
92
Jun
38
42%
*48%
No par
14
32% Jan
79
111
Feb
14% Jan
*37
No par
American
Jan
39% May
Aug 27
Apr 21
*.
preferred
American Enka
Dec
;
49%
American Chicle
38% Mar 19
29% Feb
41% Dec
43%
49%
American Chain & Cable
45
25
44
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
2
38
*42%
10
American Electric Power Co
26% Nov 13
LG% Jan
*37
12.50
12.50
Co
600
32 %
92
common
553/, May 18
2
109
90
1
13
2
109
30
common
47% Feb
12
112
4,200
'
36%
1
55% Dec
14% Jan
32,500
30
No par
9
19% Jan
31%
61%.,
36%
2
32% Feb
31
•
91
36%
50
38% Feb
17
140
31%
60 Va
29%
37 %v
_1
40% Nov 20
24
79%
30%
113
79%
1
88%
;
2
Feb
4,200
61
79%
30%
40% Mar
May 28
11%
60-%
91%
common
Co
1,300
90%
5%
Can
5,400
79 %
:.
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
1,500
54
11
29%
61
91
19
42%
5
36%
American
44
11
30
2,700
10,000
*18%
11%
11%
17,800
118%
116%
11%
2
15
50%
17%
118
:
30
14,700
101
53%
60% Jan
17
17
51%
48,000
39
*42%
14% Mar 18
Jan
101
17%
11%
37%
50%
42%
13
38% Mar 17
99%
17%
101
38 %
55 %
preferred
American Cable & Radio Corp
46*% Feb
11%
49%
29% May 14
20% Feb 11
84
S
11
11%
371%
50%
120%
118%
19
11%
.
38%
51%
17
123
19
37%
51?s
*100
17%
...
122%
38%
51
101
17
..
11%
37%
51%" 52' I
*100
11%
H%?
19
common
Bapk Note
6,900
102
*185
l
May 11
61% May 6
50
Apr 17
55% Dec
70
54 %
47% Jan
44% Dec 15
82
*80
*42%
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com
No par
4% %
convertible preferred
100
7%
17,800
42%
7
May 29
65% Apr 28
29
55%
2
2
28%
19%
Jan
44% Mar 17
29%
81
55
Apr 24
36% May 18
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
45
20%
42%
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
8,300
20%
10
Corp
2,200
5%
21
No par
1
4,800
/"
31%
19'%
7% Feb
42% Jan 21
39 % Jan
5
56%
19
42
31
5%
42%
20% Jan
52% Nov 18
31%
'1
332
42%
Co
.
3,300
87%
*326
"100
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American
13
Sugar
Corp
29%
!
.7
x54 %
convertible preferred
American
29%
86%
330
58
Aluminum Co of America
53% Dec
•
<
88
25,200
42%
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
93% Jan
52
Apr 29
42% Dec 11
27% Jan 21
29%
24%
57%
100
1,400
6,900
23%
43
convertible preferred
3,900
108%
11%
5
common
3,500
106%
25
No par
Mfg
15,700
-
29
82
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33*% Feb
46 %
189
38%
.
6,900
28%
No par
Inc
39% Feb
25
5%
14,600
-
16 %
46
•
28 %
28%
101%
18
Allls-Chalmers
42% Oct 31
30%
5%
-
16%
11%
Allied
4.08%
86%
*324
50%
28
•
700
22%
101%
•
*185
100
61% May 19
83% Mar 17
May 27
29%
88
330
31 %
20%
V
30
32% May 28
113
30%
87%
*325
'
82
1
"
16%
28 %
23%
'
21
*80%
Inc
25%
29%
333
31%
110
25
30%
88%
337 %
20%
17
29
29%
r
107%
'25%
87
5%
26
Jan
31
108
24%
*327'
Products Corp
,
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4 c/o preferred
100
104
17
106%
26%
31%
26% Feb
11
108
'47%
;
18%
28
6,000
124 :
49%
46%
78% Jan
82 % July 28
30% Dec 31
Jan
47
1
Allied Mills.
15% Jan 21
74
46
Co
12
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
47%
16%
500
71%
22 %
V'
28%
10
Chemical Corp
Industries
Jan
35% Jan
45
,28%
1
preferred
May 14
10% May 19
57
28%
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
38"a Jun
27
51%
28%
100
prior preferred
Apr 21
123
22%
49%
28%
100
21% Mar 20
2
21%
-
28%
__5
preferred
conv
51
16%
Shares
'.V>
45
x71%
*118
16 %
1
common
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
1
206% Apr 30
44% Apr 17
32% Jan 28
4
50%
f
45
v.-
126
28%
2
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
Inc
49% >.50%
*119
23%
7.
,
28%
2
.
Aldens
123
22%
73 %
28% -28%
Air Reduction Inc common—No
par
100
8
123
45
xl6%
_No par
.
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas Corp
6% Mar 19
20% Nov
Nov
16%
*30%
22
»
'
'
28%
1
30
■v
22%
the Week
"
45
72%
•;
29
Aeroquip Corp
Apr
;
121%
21%
Friday
June 5
28%
24%
Jan
73%
,'.
•
28%
1
91% Mar 10
46 V-
72%
June 4
_1
Co
Admiral Corp
2
4% Jan
%
*44%"
Sales for
Thursday
1
10
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express
105%
2
80
16
1
46
-73
121%
51%
prices
-
71%
21%
51
25
June 8
1
*44%
126
21%
5
Jan
191
I
73%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
12
14
Jan
1
ACF Industries Inc
45
72%
*119
100
Vending Corp
June 2
45
5
Jan
11% Jan
80 % Nov 24
June 1
l
Abbott Laboratories common
4%
convertible preferred
ABC
,
low AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday ■ Wednesday
Monday
Par
Adams-Millis Corp
35
9
v
May 19
328.
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13
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,
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,
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&
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Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
94
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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15
43% Jan
25
41% Aug
40% Jan
67% Dec
4
19
35% Jun
7
Jan
2
22
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39% Apr
12 Vn Feb
22% Jan
May 25
86'% Apr
7
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5
20
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11% Jun
3
2
24% Jun
28% Apr
5
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25
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30
19
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2
12
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10
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11
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8
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5
29
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15
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40
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80
26
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23
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11
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29
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Wednesday
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EXCHANGE
Highest
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NEW YORK STOCK
1
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page
26
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see
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preferred
3 % %■
1,600
79%.
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..
80%
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-
5,200
3,600
41'%
5
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1
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7
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22
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4
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—25
27
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8,000
45,000
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13
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Briggs & Stratum Corp.—jc
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37% Jan 2il
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15
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,
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700
39
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62
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39
5774
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195
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:
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64% Jan
66%
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19% Apr
10
22%
64
.
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2
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22 %
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27
25
5,000
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14% Jan
Feb
28
96%
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63
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195
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18%
3
2
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;
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2
195
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10
27'4
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2
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33% Dec
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2
56'%
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61
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Jan
34%
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57 •'
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1
16
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27
62
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21
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29
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62
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34,900
62
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12.50
37,500
16% <
57%
1
28% Jan
26
90
22
118
6
25
2
5
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>85
2
10
10
Jun
%
59% May 14
6
Dec
78% Jun
5
;6
5
57'% Jan
30
27%
1
12%
40 %
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57%
27%
xll
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27%
'
-
34%
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Boston
29
28% Jan
13
Steel
Borg-Warner Corp
3'%% preferred-
Feb
47% Jan
60
12
22% Jan
63%
,,
57%
63
,
34%
38
Eook-of-the-Month Club Inc
%> May 25
44
19
Dec
17
46% Dec
63
62 4
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61
Bohn
May 14
17% Mar 13
?
53% Nov 21
42% Jan
13% Jan
.
2
8
30
2
Jun
Mar 26
16% Jan
17% Dec
11% Jan
44%
39%
100
W >. Co
Boeing Airplane Co
8312 Apr
49% Jan
68
13
Oct
43'A
Bliss .(E
5
15% Jan
27% Jan
14
53 % Jan
44 7a
58%
l
Borden
7% Jan
82
43
pfd——100
1
4%%
Bond Stores Inc
18% Apr
6% Jan
26% Jan
44%
.14%
Boston
•
44
:•
32%
Inc
80% Apr 13
44% Apr 20
81 % Apr 24
66% Mar 17
10
31
;
& Co
24% Apr
1
19% Jan 21
.
39% Dec
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
2
48% Jan
46% Jan
2
14% Jan
44%
55%
—
,
9
36% Jun
30
43'/o
Bliss & Lauglilin Inc—____r_j—2.50
28% May 25
L" 20%'Apr 24
58 % Oct
8774
Black & Decker Mfg Co——
1
Blaw-Knox Co--——_10
48% May 14
25
87'%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coin_5
4%% pfd series of 1951—r_:
100
-6
Jan
17% Feb
87%
38%
preferred
7%. preferred
.
4
67% Apr
'
Feb
36% Jan
11
87'%
*.100
Whon issued
,
.3
77
1
July
12% Jan
88%
2.50
Bestwall Gypsum Co
11
155
4
17% Apr
53
*87%
32%
—
(AS)
Bethlehem
.2
' 5
9
87%
-10
Mills Inc.
%%
Best
1
43% May 28
12
12
87%
27%
prior preferred
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Apr 23
114
Jan
Dec
88%
lo
57c
1
37% Oct 28
,
95
27%
common.^..
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
Mar 23
12,% Jan
70
76
2
Jan
Jun
142
Apr
41% Apr
39% May 26
40% May 11
59% Dec
Jan
36
34% Feb
2
6
78% Jan
2
36% Jan
56
16
conv
4
May 14
28% Mar 3
6
33% Jan
143
May
48 % Jan
36% Dec
94
—1
Bell Aircraft Corp—
l
Bell & Howell Co common——5
4
5
May
24% May 11
C
97%
58
Bclding-Hemimvay
89
1
95 7a
35
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
4
50% July 21
SJan 2
Jan
73
66
1% Oct 13
98
61
Eeech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR_.
24% May 11
92% Jan 13
12
97%
57%
Beck Shoe
27% Dec 24
74% Dec
44% Apr 10
18 % Jan
2
45
Jun
6
98%
34%
9
15'% Mar
95
Jan
*97%
3,600
102.000
46 »4
61
Beckman Instruments Inc
<
58% Apr 24
Sep~22
46
i__—„—10
preferred
Beaunit
Apr 10
43% Jan
2
5
93
46
1
6
Feb
84
36% Oct
4
4574
11
"
No par
Co
4%%
May 6
100% Mar 20
5
Mar
1574 r
46%
noncumulative preferred—100
Beatrice Foods
7
90
28%
15%
46%
47
4418
May 19
:•
28
16
47%
44
50
19
2874
15%
39%
*
—100
•
900
5,300
500
28%
1674
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.
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.
1674
11%
preferred series B.._
100
preferred series C
—100
2
2
23% Aug 27
19%
22%
40 ','2
98%
Jan
Jan
13% Dec
1874
2274
1G
*97 %
Bayuk Cigars Inc
8274
1974
2374
1074
47%
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
4
19% Jan
2
84%
19%
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39%
47 %
Bath Iron Works Corp
27
36 % Jan
25
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- •
24
16%
No par
Mar 12
5
14% Feb
:
21%
>■:
3,000
-
2874
16%
46
29
10% Jan
82%.
26,300
,
1574
40
157a
35% May
630
674
1574
11%
10 %
39 %
16%
66% Feb
20,400
80
6%
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407i
11%
41%
16%
2
90
4,200
<
.
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8
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82'
1
9
Dec
44
82 '
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;
9
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85
80
;
-
Jun
29
May 19
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2
80 ;
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4%
20
83
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•
13
Bangor & Aroostook RR
104
2
78%
16%
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
2
Jan
1574
29
Baltimore
9
18
■>674
1574
-4%%
Jan
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
80', 4
6%
2874
Feb
95
79%
16%
4%
47,500
;
47
1574
29
Corp.
4574
67a
16%
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10% Jan
93
78%
3
Wilcox Co—
47
15%
287«
&
59
6%
20%
—
58
15-%
24
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59
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178
9
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44
47% Sep
81
.
1574
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18
28% Jan
Dec 23
16% Jan
81
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43 3 4
1574
80
C.'1'"
7
16
23
Babcock
30% May 11
27
477a
18
Babbitt (B T) Inc
6
64% Jan
47
23
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
17
52-% Jan
64% Oct 22
4774
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17%
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•
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86
87
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Apr 28
54% May 11
23% Jan
9
48% May 27
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'
4374
No par
Jan 20
34% May 19
45% Oct
7
7
29% Jan
._100
1
—20
—
10
<.No par
5
94
22% Apr
45 % Apr
23
101 % Feb
3
—10
-
10%
4374
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
3
49% Mar 11
Feb 21
105% July
4
85
Apr
87%.
*86
common
1
28%
43% ••"43'4
"
Avco
16% Apr
8
10% Nov 21
43%
4774.
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
1
"15
43%
47%
—
%'
287#
10%
eo%
preferred
Austin
5
Jun
9% Jan <-2
26
10
preferred
B
Powder
10 %
287s
10
2874
60%
Corp common
Atlas
28%
-No par
Refining
series
$3.75
874 Jan 26
6% May 18
6% Jan
28%
10
preferred—10
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
-
'
28%
——i.——lo
non-cumulative
i
.
Santa Fe—
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4 r/o preferred
100
62% May 25
53% Apr 17
17
47% Feb
30
Atchison Topeka &
Common
15
10% Dec
78% Oct 29
;
15
„
700
Volume 189
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2577)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
10'% Jan
30% Ayr
7
24
Range Since Jan.1
,
2
,
STOCKS
1958
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
19% Dec
8
41% Dec
17
17!
Jun
2
37% Feb
10
a
23% Apr
Jan
13
94% Apr
9
46
% Dec
12
-39% Apr
3
97% Jun
Jun
July
Carborundum Co
1
1
52% Feb
16
2
-
102 %' Jan
5
25% Jan
2
38% Dec
29
35
May 13
41
39% Jan
13
76% Dec
11'
72
Jan
5
32% Jan
2
38% Jan
46% Nov 20
3
47
July
1
31% Nov 20
'
20% Jan
2
19% Jan
13
■41
Jun
Jun
42
28
19
23% Aug
3
101% Jan
2
5% Jan
3
55 % Apr
14
119% Jun
14;
20
6
Aug 28
12
Jan
99
Jan" 2
'
2
59% Apr
26% Feb
Jan
110% Jan
'7
Aug
7
92% Nov 10
101L Apr 28
:: 30% Dec 16
6
12
22
4
5
Jan
5
81% Dec
17
78% Jan
7
125% May 13
87%' May- 28
28
38% Dec
15
38
2
7
(17% Jan
2
t.
19% Jun
v
9% Jun 27
44
-
Jan
3
72% Mar 19
22% Dec
18% Jan
9
9
Jan
•*
21% Apr
2
16
14
31
13
Jan
30
41
Jan
30
Aug
8
71% Feb
19% Dec
16
18% Feb
33% Dec
30
93
Sep
17
104% Jun
12
31% Jan
10
22
9
7
■
41% Jan
28
7
29% Sep
12% Sep
,24% Mar 3
i
8% Jan 20
23% Jan
12
2
54
Nov
40% Apr 28
13% Jan 16
28
43% Jan
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
28
61
1
5
50% Feb
4
99
35% Jan
2
7
24% Aug 14
21% Feb
55% Nov
14
33
Jun
4
Feb
3
21% Oct
23
Jan
2
47% Apr
89
17
15% Feb
5
19
29 % Apr
8
11% Jan
9
15
34% Feb
18
66% Jan
2
38
Oct
22
69% Nov
7
Apr
29
39% Sep
14% Dec
25
21
109% Nov 20
9% Mar 14
16
Sep
108
Mar
23% Apr
36% Jan
.
l
18% Apr
8
34
May
49% Nov
14
46% Jan
2
53
43
17
40% Feb
9
25% Dec
4
Jan
11% Jan
2
24% Jan
2
30% Jan
10
63% Oct
20
63
5
12% Jan
2
32
Nov
19
24% Mar 24
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
36% Mar 26
Industries
Aircraft
18% Feb
27
31% Nov
28
27
2
33%
37% Apr
Chic
10
32
Apr
10
37% Jan
30
15% Oct
10
13
Jan
22
16% Feb
24
Apr 25
59% Oct
7
50% Feb
4
72% May 20
1
'
*'
*
Oct
7
99 ;
Sep
12
27
Jan
Jan
13
44% Feb
27
(-10% Jan
Feb
21
14
35% Jan
ID 2
i
-15%
,
35%
,130
«-67
<
59% Oct
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
Feb 14
55 % Jun
15
45 % Dec
2
20% Oct
13
Jan
.2
62
Dec
9
Sep 17
July 18
155
Nov
28
157
Apr
29
76
Dec
11
76
Jan
30
Sep 22
Oct
8
34% Sep
55
Dec
Jan
57% Jan
9
9
30
45% Jun
5
64% Aug
37
Feb
4
63
Jan
6
10
35
Apr
22
24% Jan
2
jan
28
25% Dec
2
19
Dec
30
Dec
12
32
Jan
2
53
fI27
r*86
Jan
6
134
Jan
15
97
98 % Jan
2
May 27
132% Dec
31
46
63
Feb
13G% Jan
Jan
28
96
119 % Feb
9
151
; Apr
;
7
43% Apr
27
78
8
82
Feb
21% Jan
7
28% Mar 11
28% Feb
Jun
24
25% Dec
30
23% Jan
8
43% Jan
20
48 % Nov
6
47% Jan
20
18
■
2
Jan
9
65
Oct
29
57
Jan
31
35
Jp.n
14
•,
2
Jan
16-
23% Dec 22
21
42%
Jan
-
63
i%
Feb
2374
2374
23
237b
23
2374
22%
23
34
3374
3474
33
3374
18
74
1774
18 Va
307b
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30-74
1
1374
1374
13%
157b
1474
15%
29
14% Jan
6
18
11% Jan
14
48
Nov
17
43
9% Nov 26
29% Jan '2
44%
Jan
' 2
Sep
15
65
6% Feb
Jan
2
Dec
31
108% Jun
4
27% Feb 24-
47% Dec
15
19% Jan
44% Dec
17
33% Feb
3
14% Jan
26% Dec
18
23% Jan
27
13% Jan
15% Jan
20% Dec 29
27% Oct 29
22
Jan
2
40% Jan
50% Dec
31
49% Jun
4
•
6'2%
,
Mar 31
68% Jau
21
Jun
5
106% Feb
2,800
32%
22,700
3574
ft
3574
12,300
34
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35
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1574
1574
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1674
25
67%
6974
6574
6774
6674
6774
65%
City
Cotton
Oil
-
—
33% Feb
9
42% Apr
29
2
100
30
——
92
Service
Mar
26% Jun
5734 Feb
& May 22
3
35
14
32%
10074
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45 74
4574
4414
5974
60
59
Co—10
'Corp--—
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No par
10
Corp.———No par
45%
5
1774
—5
■
,
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
Co
,.''1000
System
Plctufos
Inc
10
preferred -—i
preferred ^
28
86
Jan
7
Sep
10
27% Jan
2
99
Jan
6
40% Jan
30% Nov
2
96
106
81% Oct 30
8% Apr
18% May
For
29
8
footnotes
; Feb
60% Nov
95
6
Apr 10
49% Dec
*.
May
31
9974 Mar 10
May
92
4
Jan
22
25% Apr 13
29 74 Jan
89
Jan
23
92 7b May
46% Feb
19
52% Mai
103
45
6
107% Apr
27
Apr
82% Jun
9
5874 Jan
6
13% Oct
11% Jan
21% Jan
page
26.
8
2
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-
23
see
16
92
5
v
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Apr
13
2574
2474
25
2674
25%
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26
26%
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26
2574
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4974
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48%
60
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GO
44
44-%
437b
44
10,600
217b
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217b
21%
21 lb
33,000
18 7b
4,300
18
1874
18
1874
18
66 74
6774
66
067b"
65
lb
66 lb
230
487b
4874
4974
48%
487b
48%
4874
3,300
357b
35%
35%
f :
35
3574
35
3574
7.500
37%
•
35%
30%-
61
617b
1
%
34
18%
36%
37
62 74
6074
617b
xl5
•157b
15%
16
60
607 b
GO
6074
;
36 7b
6174
-
-
9774
9074
18'
977b
107
8%
16
1574
15%
15%
16
13%
1474
1374
14%
13%
6074
6274
6174
61 Vz
61%
62
63%
»
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62
^
6474
6374
64
63%
637b-
10074
101
100%
1017b'
36%
23% Apr 20
5%
—
convertible preferred
3674
5,600
37%
20,800
35
74
31
hi
!?,
173,200
4774
4474
4674
44%
45%
18,700
26 '/a
25%
2574
25%
25%
257b
25%
257b
25%
4,300
19-74
195b
19 *4
1974
19%
19%
197b
19%
197b
26
26
267b
26
2674
4,600
50
497b
50
49%
49%
15,100
74
766,300
3774
74
10
26%
267b
25%
2674
49%
507b
4974
507b
4974
21%
33
32
■
-
-
*20 V*
21
20
3274
32%
3274
547b
547b
537b
54
537b
54
5474
93%
93
94 74
*94%
9674
*95
957b
16 74
277b
*9174
4874
>
8674
*84
-106
93 7b
*9174
48%
487b
26%
-
49
-
.
106
1Q8
•
107
"
4774
OQ to
No par
277b
2674
*9174
9374
CO
.
48
"
.
46 74
477b
8374
84
400
327b
54
1.200
207b
32 lh
x93 '4
x86 74
lY
21%
32%
96%
8774
>
*20 %
95%
94 V8
'
A
3T2
3V
74
10
"
74
5474
53%
*86
%
ft
387b
'
32%
21
21
32%
*95
,r>.
74,
hi
21
No par
-
14,500
46
ft
-
1,400
64%
101
100
38
61%
46
74
5
100
Steel—
637b
3,900
4474
7b
10
No par
j.
&
common
17,000
61%
•
101%
2674
common—1_10
■
Copper
'
35%
37
9474
93 %
83%
13%
2274
106
93%
.
47-74
1Q7
4774
84%
107
497b,
.107
-
497b
*104
95"
*
iio
86%
*91%
.
.
660
93 >/4
-
26 %
917b
517b,
4974
4974
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•
147b
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49
95
*85
277b
2674
27
•
8674
*86
867b
93
•
95%
957b
1
7,400
13,500
.
10
26%
10.000
93
4914
106
260
2,- 500
150
'
"
46
477b
46
'
46%
47,600
'
8274
8274'
82 74
8274
200
14 741
X1374
137b
6,400
22 74'
*2114
22 y4
200
,•
'
Industries
4,000
13%
19%
—1
5
preferred
Continental
16% Mar 12
81b
15%
26
1
1.33%
1
x
8%
46
3574
No par
:—_—No par
Nopar
$5,50 preferred
Can Inc
14,300
4574
lit
100
700
3/0
1974
13%
637 b
37
98
108y4
1574
'
10174
64
10174
'
--
874
87b
11,700
'
27.100
19%
147b
87 b
6,600
5914
10b V4
8%"
8%
15"b
1474
-
43,900
-
1674
*9774
-
19%
16%
—
————j.
...
16
874
36
Glib
59%
977b
19
-
15%
60
107
3
197 b
1874
35
-
607b
1G
59%
10774
107
18%
*•
1^%
>•
97%
9774
98
10874
:08
7b
14%
101
.
67
60%
874
*
49
1974
-
60
447b
187b
3774
627s
15%
5974
4374
2174
5974
66 %
3574
14%
20
0974
4414
21%
;
i.0874
—
Continental
320
3,500
:„■
187a-
1874
—
preferred
20,000
43%
1
Corp of America—
Common
i
21%
*5774
5974
6774
,■
*98
Continental Baking Co commonj.—5
$3^75
2474
4474
60
50c
pfd
Conshmers Power Co com
4%
25
6174
Nopar
...
6%
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
7974
2474
"10874
Co
$4 50 preferred
~37%
2474
2174
——
6174 Feb
37%
*7874
2474
37
-
Corp
Cuba
*1000
38
79
37
-
"L
No par
10
Utilities,
Coal
99
10
Oct
of
93% Jan
25
2
—
——'
50
4,800
79
1
Consolidated Natural Gas,.
RR
*1000
142
3774
100
100
—
Laundries Corp—
Consolidated
141%
7974
3574
25
com
Electrodynamics Corp
52% May 22
92% May 22
85
1
■Rights
Consul Electronics Industries
Foods
143
-
3874
48%
—10
Corp——
Gfts
98
142
4,200
134
*90
79%
J 8 74
Congoioum-Nairn Inc..
—No par- \
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
1
Consul Edison of N Y com—-Nopar
$5'preferred '
9,000
5674
134
98
*132%
*1000
J
55
134
*90
144
143%
90
40
3574
98
*90
■
3574
280
63
37
.
3774
67
No par
1
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Container
17
Col—
Comptometer Corp
Mills
—.
3574
54 %
54
53%
63
37
38%
,
2174
Nopar
——
Engineering Inc
Consol
Feb
*1000
r
3574.
13374 13374
144%
63
38%;
63
*37
80
80
4474
—5
common
Carbon
537 a
537b
*96%
Ry—
preferred
Rights
'
3874
*57 74
Southern
Comfrtoiiweulth Edison Co
1
'V
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
noncumulative
Consul
140%
146%
'ft 5074
&
:
98
313
-—
Cone
5274
—50
Consolidation
29
2
5.300
96%
97
134
*79
preferred series B
2
25
47
9574
46 74
9674
2674
Consolidated
26
45%
97
4674
97
2574
6
Feb
4674
48
2474
Jan
2
"lO
4574
477 b
*9674
134
-—No par
;
Collins &; Alkman Corp—
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com-—No par
Jan
13
83
*7974
33
21
*78
■
39
Apr
81
*90
common.—-1
preferred
5,100
81
98
345
2,900
83
54
Nopar
No par
—
1774
74%
*78
134
*90
10,200
83
"52%
100
2,700
47
*78
•>
*13374
<
100
—
15,000
154
36
preferred,—
56 Ve
2074
105
*153
35%
2nd preferred—
Coca-Cola Co
7374
13,100
154
3674
4%
1774
7474
60%
*152
3574
3574
-
17%
74
50
2,300
157
3674
—
2074
*10274
4674
46%
1774
17%
74%
74
55%
5674
580
4474
*152
6474
5.25%
11,500
157
38
5
104
1774
17%
7474
73%
6474
4.64%
33
85
*152
38
25
103% Apr 25
177b
1774
63%
$4.25
60,800
9934ft
4474
X5974
105
4674
4674
46
100
217-4,.
*102 74
105
37
Feb
30
4574
4574
5574
2074
21%
2174
*10274
37
Jun
18
5674
5674
21
63
4%
200
66%
85
617 a
64
32
Dec
6074
38%
20
Oct
61
105
45 74
3274
•
4574
2074
7474
74
567b
4574
5974
ft
4574
*37
Columljja
16
6574
9974
45 74
*6274
5%'%
35,000
35
*15%
,
*9974
gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
com
Cleveland & Pitts RR, 7%
$3.50
*34
33 Va
85
85
100 74
*1027«
2074
105
r
60
3274
85
85
98
7%
*
07%.
*9974
4874
15
Sep
74
33 74
33
86
10074
4574
56%
5774
•2074
*102
85 "4
86
5674
5
100
.
33%
32:14
3274
86
-*9974
967i
Aug 21
93
'35
48 74
Jan"
57% Oct
*3274
*3274
15
Consolidated
ft May 22
3474
35
%
No par
2
1
36
100
Co
Products
6
24
3374
4174
3174
,100
„
preferred—
41
85
.
28
2174 Jan
2774
x-3874
3174
fi.50
-
:—
Millliig Machine
39%
2
May 15
48% Jan
ft May 20
47% Jun
19% Mar 25
.
23% Jan
1
2774
Gas Sr, Electric—
Cleveland Electric Ilium
25
% Jun
101
110
31%
9
14% Jun
1
64% May 28
42 74
34%
19
10
Apr 22
16% May 28
10
27%
43
31
64
15% Jun
200
48
34%
2
16% Sep
600
*42%
3274
55% Jan
2
48
4274
34%
2774
1
2
*47
48
4274
x31%
Combustion
*2
48
48
43
*42%
2,000
...
347b
Commercial; Credit Co—
commercial'Solvents
97b Jan
31
33 y*
38% May 18
7% Jan
17
1,500
63% May 15
18% Mar 11
6
49
1674
*30 74
4,000
9
25% May
50
43
17
31
4i%
5
101% Apr
112% Feb
."4974
*49%
*4274
2 )0
1674
*3074
4174
3174
3474
14
3
31
8,900
42%
14% Jan
3
31
1,300
72
113%
29%
90% Feb
2
1674
30 V*
30
41
7174
113%
6974
54% Jan
Jun
1674
3074
17%
3074
41
7174
11874
*11074
2874
10
8 % Jan
17
13,000
4174
Columbia, Gas
97% Jun
1774
74
17
41 y4
71
1574
4174
24
10*7
7174
118%
4,900
13,700
1474
4174
' Dec
5
71%
*113
12,900
1874
2974
4274
: Oct
20
4174
*41
71%
11874
3474
1774
^2934
43
65
21
7174
*113
12,600
*4274
15% Nov 20
57% Dec 30
Jun
4174
417b
72
11874
1574
2274
preferred scries A—
—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
8
Chicago Rock Isl &, Pac RR
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
Nopar
33
May
4174
7174
1474
4074
10,500
33 74
1874
30
290
44
22%
2974
92
4374
Va
1734
.
3.000
*9074
VftW
28
Columbia
4% Jan
,
4174
*113
5
9% Nov
4074
600
*69
Columbus .& Southern Ohio Elec_
106
34
17%
297):
3874 Jan
112
33%
34%
1874
34% Jun
12
ft.ft-
30%
17
Sep
94
18
37% Nov
96"
4174ft,
30V4
17
105% Aug 20
4' Jan
2
7,400
27,300
59
3974
45
Columbian
'
59
2874
Mar 23
20
22,900
5%
6974
24% Mar 23
Apr
4%
9074
44
51 % Mar 23
'
41
90%
18
May 25
65% Jun
5
44% Jan 12
2
,4074
*4074
16
41% Jan
5974
92
28
3
*58%
4434
30
2
5974
42
49% Dec
'2
5974
4374
73 % Nov
"
59 74
92
20% Dec
Jan
5874
4%
44
2
10% Jan
7074
47 b
92
' 2
23%
70
147b
7274
474
4174
Jan
'46% Jan
147a
68
1574
474
4174
30 % Jan
;
1474
7174
1474
71%
-.
700
1,000
15,460
41%
14%
2874
20
26
41
2874
May 29
2
4274
6974
4874 May 7
24% Mar 13
74
41
43
63 r May 23
; 3i%
43
2774
50% Mar 11
5
38% Dec
4174
29 74
Colorado
46
37% Dec 24
-1174
15
6,400
-
6874
27
Jan
11
9074
100
Coca-Cola- tntorput'l Corp -
36% May
86% May 8
23% Dec 15
77
Oct 28
-.13% Mar 18
<
11
28 74
'•«
.
19 y4
1174
1,100
60
18
1174
44%
No par
com
Cluelt Peabudy & Co com
16
May 25
4174
50
$4.50 preferred
27
59%
19%.
11%
71%
83
25
627b
19
1074
!■:
20
15%
•'78
..
6374
1974
5974
19 V«
40%
ft;
■
200
24%
117 b
7374
474
noiicum ulatlve preferred—100
6
-
6874
Mar 20
387p May
6374
*24
3,000
-
2874
5%
-i
24
1,500
96%
411/4-;
10%
*19- >
•
157
•,
24 ;
y4
'
wl-'
4,760
337b
.
'
96%
41
1
'S
1974
33%
96
417b
474
"152
3
2574
■
■
1
.
City Stores Co 4—
Equipment Co—
20
4l7a
96
5774
*91
Ry com Del_50
Clark
Feb
33%
33%
-24%
62%
--
ft
4%
' C C C & St, Louis Ry Co com—100
Feb
'
97
41%
^
'*
76 7
2774
5%%
38
3374
v
•
41
4874
'
i9ya
6874
Cities
,
*73
■'•
*96
r
2474
63%
''
20
4474
City Investing Co common
05'%
130% May 14
88
2
101
63%
*467 b
76
1974
29
4
55% Jan
4
95% Jun
-ft: 2474-
487b
*74
28
26
Jun,
41%
2574
*47%
76
20
3374
34
97
4874
,
1974
•'*74
71
Cincinnati
81
34
"
*47 Va
,
-ft:
76
20
19%
2974
C I T Financial
77% May 14
165.' Feb 27
4874
*74
70
preferred'
474% preferred
'
1,300
2974
4%
2
1,060
167b
-
;
Common
2
18%
2274
i6 y4
1
Western
1
49% Mar
18% Jan
8
106% May 20
10
15% Jan
t
43
>16% May
700
*2274
:
1
series A noncuin pfd
& North
7 Chrysler Corp
27% Mar 20
103% Jaii 19
6,100
7b
74
1.25
i
'•<1—
1,900
,
167b
41
-v
-
22
96
474
42
18%
'
10
4
86
41%
187b
53,100
ft
-
167b
96
73
40
64% Jan
5
19
; i87b
■
847b
427b
1%
Corp
4
Mdy
34
1574
No par
Corp-
Western
1 •'
87
42
*123
22%
4174
1574
Corp
61% Jun
4
Feb
103% Jan
•
46 %
14
19
i
No par
Chic
Jab 21
91% Feb 16
102% Jan 12
17
98% May 15
38% Jan 12
46% Jan
27
102
37% Feb 25
i
.
Apr
2
95
{
85
17
,
59
32% Jun
Jan
,
t
30
95% July 8
106%. Apr 22
44% Oct 13
2
1 44
,
.
35% Dec
42%
3874
3874
"307b
31%
1- 125
31% f
ft
.140
2274
11%
No par
preferred—-
*86
12,400
9474
16%
:
57
39%
2,700
1057b
9474
125
..
7
105
95
38%
,
7
•
51,700
.ft' 150
2374
117
1167b
1
1057b
*30 7b
ft
2374
7
Xl6%
1974
ft
Vo
24
11774
a." 221.1
-ft.
'>
...
340
1674
*47
76
40'4 ft 41%
10
11,000
42
2274
48%
20
6274
54
*123
87
1874
5374
-9474
39%
42
...
400
5474
41
22%
"
>
*19
-_i
;
74
29
103
125
:<86!4
19
*18%
ft*1174
1
i
42
441/4
*28 7b
ft'' 16%
3
;
Cincinnati
8
83
19
5
1
Motors
42 V8
4174
5
Ipo—;
Co
86%
2474-
9.50
%
"
* *
*42
■
7
32
,
42
28%
22%
95
x38%
8,900
14,900
42
116%
-
103 74
*123
5,300
91
42%
2874
37
30% Jan
38
38%
124%
87%
95%
5%
1
3674
12474
34 ft
-
ft
i——Nopar
Co
Gotlmm
Great
5%
5%
2
28% Jan
,
Co
Chic Milw SI. Paul & Pac_
17
Dec
31% Nov 28
Jun
3974
1974
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East HI RR com
No par
*
;
*94%
89
-
440
36%
97 %
'
,7
102%
95
124%
*74
^5()
Class A
9
103
*94%
*4774
0
Vought Aircraft Inc
Chemway
*
10174
*31
100
Common
Checker
674
92
2,100
97%
36
'
-
41%
•'
2274
24%
11574. 11774
:
94%
38 74
No par
common
..
RR Co of N J
Chemotron
45% May 25
9% Jan
Co_
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
44
preferred
Chance
7b
7
10274'
*123
preferred eer'es A_1Q0
de Pasco Corp
j
Products, Corp
'
9
94 %
joo
$4.50 prererred
16
45% Jan
Feb
10174
Certain-Teed
;,
44% Mar 30
7
10
17
Belt
S3
9774
3674
42
55
1
2274
Chain
5374
117%
497b
43%
24,800
43 y4
88
4274
7
497a
"
29
2274
-
10,500
507b
437b
28%
537b
*42%
*2874
*116
1774
43
42 74
43
'
1674
l
2
' 7
7
23%'
2274
.Chadbourn
30
10
19% Apr
116 74
7
20
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26
31% Jan
14% Jan
23! 4
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9774
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54'
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.
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1774
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36
43
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74% Mar 11
118% Feb
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5
26% Jan
Oct
53%
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Jan
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90
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Central &-South West; Corp
Central Violetl.n Sugar Co_
.
24
8774
87%
4%%
.
27
25
3
I
2874
Central Illinois Public Service
5
13% Apr
24
33 %
17% Mar 19
Sep
conv
Central
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
9
42% Jan
17
2
4% Jan
Apr
90% Jun
17% Jan
7
Mar
39% Jun
31% Jan
31% Nov 25
37
•Champion Paper. & Fibre Co—
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
33% Nov 28
Apr
98
36%
Celotez Corp common
5% preferred
.
;
16% Apr 27
83% Apr 29
9
6% Jan
4% May 29
,52
34
50%
97%
3674
1
3674
No par
-.Central Illinois I,gt
08% Apr 15
28% Jan 16
15% Mar 11
May 26
8% Jan 12
<
3
6% Nov
Mar 23
99% Feb 27
-18
3
.
46% May 11
29% Mar 13
23
97%
3674
Foundry
19
6
9774
3674-
coin—No par
Agulrre Sugar
21
55% Feb
9774
2nd''preferred
/Central
Feb
..
*96%
8
the Week
Friday
June 4
43%
100
.Central
Apr
23% Feb 26
,
43!
_12.50
;
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4
40
14% Dec 22
2
1% Jan
38%
44
Co—
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Central of Georgia Ry com__Nopar
■5 % preferred series 13
100
Central,Hudson Gas &.Elec:
No pnr
••
.
2
43%
1
—
Mar 23
..
4474
preferred
4%%
'
3
93
.
17
48% Nov
3
Jan
Aug 28
60% Dec
;19 -Jan 16
7
32% Jan
,
42% Dec 31
;
17% Mar 21
Apr
4474
Sales tar
Thursday
1774
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PRICES
52
50
When issued
7%
—
48% May 21
77 •: Apr 28
22
Apr 20
17
Jan
Apr
7
28
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23% Mar
5
Oct
-78
•
Dec
52
-
20
1774
5074
—
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44% Mar 20
117
17%
5174
j.
preferred
.
4.20%
.
118% N0V
17% Jan
.
7%
39%'May 28
2
c
6%% 2nd'preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common,-
.
May. 13
98% Jan 12
16
-
17'
4974
10
'
.-
Products. Inc
'Case (J I)
110
'
93 % Feb
'27
Jan
18 74
52
common-
preferred
Carter
7% Apr "22
'
1774
4874
par
5
Steel; Co
Corp
4% %
SALE
June 3
"""5
—...
'Carriers & General
Corp
2
26% Feb
.
•*
16
55% Jan
,
Carrier
119% Mar 16
Jan
83% Jan
*
91
46%'Jan, 27
.'Carpenter
43114 Jan, lb
May
38% Jan
r
-14% Apr
•
43% Dec
19
HIGH
Wednesday
June 3
1
_
*
,
■
%: Jan
'
AND
Tuesday
June J.
Carey (Philipj Mfg Co
10
'Carolina Clinclifield & Ohio Ry_100
.Carolina Power & Light—No
94%' May 15
48% Jan 19
•
'
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
10
'
103
Monday
EXCHANGE
'
52
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
2
,23
14
*2T74
14%
2274
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14
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227b
13%
147 a
22 74
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, .June 8, 1959
.
(2578)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
■'{&: i"'
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
2
Jan
6
Lowest
V;
5
66
12
10% Feb
9
Dec
22
56% May 26
13% Apr
69% Jan
55
Deo 30
64
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Motors
26
Continental Oil of Delaware
5
3874 Feb
12
28% Jan
3
66% Nov 14
55% Jan
8
78% Mar 10
1874 Jan
2
37% Dec
18
36% Jan
2
44% May 22
24% Apr 29
39% Jan
7
33 % Mar 17
34% Oct
13
19% May 20
41
Dec
31
50 % Jan
20
52
Jan
30
52
14
12
16% Jan
Jan
82% Dec 31
49% Jun
82
Jan
1
59% Jun
14
8
Feb
10
20% Jan
7
29
102% Dec 30
89% Feb
9
132
8
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
84% Feb
85
Feb
11
86
4
88
18% Jan
2
22% May 25
Cosden
8% Jan
5
Coty
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
9
5% Apr 22
45
May 14
83
Oct
88
Mar 11
85
15% Jan
2
4% May
24 % Jan
3
1
16
78
39% Dec
13
Jun
86
5
Nov
5
3% NOV 11
174 Jan 13
78
Aug
9% NOV
9
52
2
Jun
Apr 14
May 12
14 % Apr
85
Mar 11
3
40% Dec
Feb
18
14% Mar
3
20% NOV 28
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
35
10
25% Jun
4
28% Mar
9
23
Aug 18
12
Jan
38
4
7
3
41% Dec
43% Apr
11
58% Nov 20
92% Nov
7
29% Jan
31% Dec 30
25% Jan
101% Jun 25
Jan
20
5
60% Jan
6
93% Jun
2
13
25% May
7
98y4 Apr 21
32% Feb 24
27% Jan
24
2S May 26
12'A May 27
21% Jan
6
33% Sep
10
22
37% Jan
16
Oct
29
15% Feb 20
Dec
31
18% Jan
17
7% Jan
2
15
Dec
3
7
69% Nov
51
17
16
56
Jan
Jan
14% Dec
13
17% Mar
2
81% Mar 11
*77
79
39
*38%
39%
38%
19%
26%
32'/a
2
1
25
2.50
14% Jan 22
'
Curtis Publishing common
13
62
18% Jun
6
23% NOV
14
20% Mar
5
Feb
21% Apr
25% Feb
3
27% Jan
39% Apr
$4
8
9
Curtiss—Wright
common
30% Mar
6
31% Aug 27
37
Aug
0
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
59% Jan
91% Mar 13
Class A
Cutler-TTamnier Inc
41 % Apr
3
61 % Dec
18
60% Feb
76
Dana
35
41% Apr
Jan
44%
*77
39'%
19'%
26
32
37%
54
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93%
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15
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52
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28
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4
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54%
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52
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26
32
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77
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25
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42
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26
33%
79
23,900
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41%
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77
44%
20
54%
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27%
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13%
1
No par
No par
—1
1
10
prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
16
66
Jan
4%
26%
32%
37%
55
94
-
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Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
16% Jan 21
G3%Oct
21%
23%
13
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71%
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12%
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11% >11%
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23
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36%
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39%
87% 88
No par
41% Jan 20
5
12%
4%
vf x44%
12 % Mar 31
11% Jun
12%
4%
44%
88
21%
12%
79%
Zellcrbaeh Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
Rights
*
Cuba KB 6% noncum pid
100
Cuban-American Sugar
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
.5
4%% preferred
100
Cunco Press Inc
5
4
*86
21%
4434
35% May 28
18
Dec
16% Oct 30
3
53% July 24
8% Apr
7
88
21%
*86
85%
21.500
70%
58% 59%
26
26
127% 128%
-84% *5%
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88 ':
21%
22%
12%
12%
4
4
59%
59%
26
26%
129
129%
12,500
12%
58%
55
52
95
*49
*86
55%
11%
57%
72%
42%
25%
44%
25%
43%
'Shares
June 5
56%
12%
5874
55%
12
57%
71%
4134
,
95
*84%
44%
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Crown
May 29
May 28
12% May
68% Jan
12
39
2
6% Jan
29
44
*49
*86
58% 59%
26
26%
129% 132
*84% 85%
1?%
4
25
5% conv preferred
Crown Cork & Seat common
$2 preferred
43%
44%
49%
95
12%,
4
—
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
38% Mar 13
7
Jun
37% May 27
16
25%
12%
—14 :
—J00
preferred
57%
12%
58%
72%
42%
25%
44%
52
42%
25%
42%
88
21%
1
Cream of Wheat Corp
28% Jan
29% Dec
59% 69%
26
26
131% 131%
*84% 85%
1
Crane Co common——
3%%
50
95
June 4
56%
12%
57%
71%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 3
y
57%
12%
59%
72
*86
21%
Corp
Petroleum
Inc
Coty International Corp—
Mar 30
40
May 27
44%
.
7
>/4 May
.
42%
25%
45%
42%
25%
*88
16
24% Dec
14
5
56%
12%
58%
72
42%
25%
43%
49 %
*86
58%
12%
59%
73
12%58%
73
*49
12
Sales far
Wednesday
June 2; '>:y
1
57
50
Corn Products Co (Del)
—1
Cornell Diiblller Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred —;
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
12% Apr
55% NOV
——5
>1
5
convertible preferred—
%%
Mar 17
74% Feb
33% Jan 13
r. June
Cooper-Bessemer Cofp —
Copper Range Co
—5
Copperweld Steel Co coramonl
5
5% convertible preferred—<.50-
48% Mar 17
8
97
—
Continental Steel Corp
50% Jan
2
6
Pat
-
20
Mar
Jun
12% Dec
63
Jan 15
44
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
lligbest
Range
Year 11)58
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRIDES
STOCKS
24
13%
71
12%
5,800
11,600
500
600
36
11%
04 22%
,
34%
39%
83%
„
13,<00
—
100
21,100
1,200
3,300
D
83% Jun
15
14
5)2
U
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14% Nov 18
Mar 10
39% Nov 28
34
30
43% Jan
91)4 Feb
Mar
90
9% Jan
May 25
Dan River Mills Inc
5
Daystroinlnc10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
'
Preferred 3,75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
15% May 28
Feb
49% Mar 18
14
56% Dec
Jan
76
Jun
82
Apr 10
28
74
Jun
81
Feb
27
Jun
16
9
19
78% May 21
26% Jan
2
837» Apr
26'% Dec
2
61
22
Jan
89
15% Jan
51% May
Jan
88
77% Sep 19
79
Oct 24
30
87
2
75% Nov 13
72
*90
15
1
100
common
preferred series A.
3%%
16
13% Feb
C'uip
30% Mar 20
Dayton
Rubber Co
*76
*78
32
18'
100
50c
Inc
42%
52
*76
50c
Preferred
13% Jan
2
19% Nov 26
19
Decca
2
54 y« Nov
11
17% May 12
8
21 Va Feb
27% Jan
47% Jan
63;i8May27
Deere
7
6% Apr 10
30)4 Nov
11
27% Mar 30
33
Delaware
12% Deo
1
series C
3.90%
19
July
18
63% Deo
2
25 % Dec
30% Apr
21
41% Jun
1
16% Jan
57% Feb 16
24% Jan
2
19% Jun
46% Feb
12% Jan
31
37%
JaiTir
42% Deo 31
47% Mar 13
55
Feb
5
63
Oct
23
9% Jan
2
17% Oct
13
Jun
J
4~8% Dec" 30
46
35% Sep
24
31)4 Jun
29% Mar 26
32% May 21
7
19% Nov 21
May" "2
25% Jan
2
15
64%
6574
3
RR-No par
31
19%
31%
20V«
30%
19%
4274, ,427a
01%
61%
'17%
18%
22%
22%
52
52%
32%
33
42%
14
•
May 26
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Dt#
—15
Co
10
Co
Diamond
4
37% Feb 20
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
5
32% Mar 24
17% Jan
V 4 $1.50
7
19% Feb 27
Diana
42% Mar 13
59% Apr 24
preferred
Diners'
42% Jan
Disney
6
Aikall
Stores
25
25% Jan
35% Nov
11
32% Mar 24
36% Jan
15
Distillers
97h Jan
2074 Dec
12
22
Mar 31
29 % Jan
23
14% Deo
8% Jan
15
17% Jan
2
Mar 26
16
17% Jan
2
50)4 Feb
17
59% Jan 21
19% Jan
6
24% May 13
Sep 19
74% Jan
May 22
77% Deo 31
74% Jan
7
91% May
33
Apr
7
46% Oct
39
Apr
9
45 74 Jan
1674 Jan
3
237'a Oct 27
2274 Jan
6
Mar 26
1474 Nov 18
Jan
28
28)4 Apr 24
14% Jan
6
8
13% Jan 20
9
6)4 Jan
12
11
14% Nov 20
2
May
6
21
214
31
202% Feb
9
100% Jun
3
106
1
80
23% Jun
39% Oct 24
47)4 May 13
39% Jun
2
43
50
44
3
Sep 26
41% Sep
May 12
48% Mar
11
46
July 25
42
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Jun
26%
14%
1474
3374
34
3374
3374
3374
25)4
2574
2674
2674
27%
26)4
2674
14
14%
14%
;
4,400
8,200
3,100
1974
1974
1974
20%
19%
20
18%
18%
18%
1874
1874
18%
1874
1874
18%
52%
5274
52%
1874
5274
52
52%
51
52
51%
1
22%
22%
2274
22%
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2274
22
22
21 %
22%
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4074
407a
4074
41)4
4074
41%
41
41%
9.800
._1
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
26
26%
25%
26
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13
Corp
127-n
1274
1274
12%
1
11%
11%
1174
12%
11)4
12%
11%
1174
12,100
250%
253%
13,400
258
261%
255
102)4
102
102%
80%
81
2474
24%
24% NOV 10
22% Feb
2
2774 Jan
2
45 74 Dec
19
43% Jan
14
2
30
11
3374 Jan
8
4974 May 18
V4 Apr
9
Eagle-Plcher Co
29)4 Jan
46
Eastern
Airline
22% Apr
3
2874 Jan
2
34% Jan 21
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Asn
73% Jan
3
30% Aug 14
8274 Jun
4
31)4 Apr 21
42)4
251
253%
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101
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101
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80
800
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24
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45
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45
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48
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48
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48
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1
14% Jan 14
Mar 24
40
*44)4
256
100%
'
10
47
40
48% May 26
46% Jan 13
254
257)4
102%
Jan
500
1274
11)4
5
May 21
2,100
13
11-74
No par
53
18,400
52
13
(E I) & Co—
51
5.600
1
—
Preferred $4.50 series
11,500
1274
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Duquesne Light Co common
5
$3.75 preferred
50
$4.15 preferred
-—50
4% preferred
50
4.20% preferred
50
4.10% preferred
50
$2.10 preferred
50
D W a Cigar Corp
8
3
12
47
25%
34)4
6,600
14)4
50)4 July 15
7
3374
20)4
Oct 28
JaD
3374
800
1,800
6,.900
1974
.
46% Mar 13
May 22
44% Jan
2
48%
>
3*
25%
31%
30)4
-y
13%
44% Nov 24
31
ol
50%
<,700
13,200
22,000
140
8,200
6.900
2, <00
1474
Common
7
42)4 Feb 27
46% Jan 27
43% Feb 26
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May ID
376 Apr
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Oct
13
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9
5% Jan
EXCHANGE
64% Mar 13
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2
6
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30
16
16% Mar 10
22 % Apr
24
55
18
47% Feb
61 % May 18
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21% Jan
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20
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27
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29% Jan
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4
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5
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136
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13
5
101 % Jan
6
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19
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2
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12
28
Oct
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4
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7
6
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2
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31
27
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4
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31
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Feb
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10
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7
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Feb
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17
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17
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9
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9
19
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Jan
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141
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28
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22
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11
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27
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5
25% May
Jan
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8
10
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American
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General
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May 21
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Finance
May 29
General
Foods
38% May 8
120% May 25
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105% Oct
3
106
6
45
117% Jan
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16
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6
44
Dec
27
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41
Jan
27
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52% Feb
44% Jan
4
Jan
2
7
37% Jan
2
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15
Oct
81
114
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105 Va Jun
92% Jan 22
34
Jun
5
Mar
3
52% May 15
112 % Mar
4
42% Jan
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Apr 24
25
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37
May 4
31% Jan 28
43 % May
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29% Jan
2
37
6
52% Jan
2
45% May 11
May 25
60% May 6
20
5% Jan
2
5 Va Jan
15
6
55% Apr
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33
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Jan
27
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Cement
28% Sep
16
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General
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26% Jan
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2
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29
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19
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Jun
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24
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2
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9
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27
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6,600
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280
1,800
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5,500
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5576
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50,700
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81
57,300
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96%
94%
96%
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94
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30%
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29%
29%
31%
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113
112
112%
110%
112
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109
108
108
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108
107
107
106
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5,700
11,200
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29
2
12%
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2,600
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28
5274
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14,500
4,900
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33
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3976
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106'A
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50%
51 %
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51%
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3076
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105 %
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105'A
105'A
2,200
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83
82%
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8174
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47
47
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47%
47'A
47%
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200
41%
42 Va
41%
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42%
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4176
4074
4174
6,200
37%
38%
41%
37%
36%
36 Va
36%
56%.
57%
54%
5%
5%
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36%
55
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36
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85
81
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3774
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5574
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5574
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5%
5%
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17,300
51
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51%
51%
51%
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5176
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51
51%
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36%
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35%
35%
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35
35%
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15%
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15%
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5476
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53%
54
5474
6,000
30
30
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
2876
2976
28%
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10
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28%
28%
28%
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28%
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2874
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50
25
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25%
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25%
25%
2576
2576
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10
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70%
67%
68%
67%
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72%
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98
70%
83 %o
70%
92
70%
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95
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100
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410
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410
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410
100
.
93
100
%
1
101%
34%
1
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Co
51%
3476
65%
63%
64%
51
52
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23%
49
44%
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1
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,
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49%.96
51
95
400
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410
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9376
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102%
102'A
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3476
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3476
34%
3,300
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6176
59'/a
62 %
22,800
50%
51%
64'%
5176
49
50
93
50
64%
63%
64%
62%
23%
23%
23
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49%
44 Va
49'A
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49
49 Yb
45
44
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4476
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790
103
3,800
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2376
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4974
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45 76
96
96
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
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24
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2376
1
17 Va
16%
17
16:%
17
1676
17
16%
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16%
48%
48%
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49%
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48'A
48'A
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3%
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2374
1
48%
2374
3'%
1674
48%
100
*180%
Co
Globe-Wernicke
Inc
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
lo
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Grace
1
185
100
103%
137%
138%
*38
0%
*180%
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137
185
180%
180%
101%
98'A
99%
137%
137%
*180%
139%
38%
37%
37%
37%
46%
47%
4674
47%
185
*180%
4,600
1,200
44,600
10,500
900
376
6,900
20
185
987a
98
100
13,800
140'A
135
138
37%
37 %
37%
3776
20,700
1,600
46%
4674
4576
46'A
11,000
3%
2%
138
37%
47%
97%
3%
8,100
«
100
23%
Corp cx distribution
2,100
20,600
,
23%
Alden
360
93%
10274
3474
23%
97
44,500
*85
92%
23%,
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95
68%
95
102%
44
V.
93
67%
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€9
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64%
64%
23%
No par
93 %
10234
35 Va
4
—_
102
35
10
common-
93%
93%
102
9274
67 Vo
98%
68%
100
45,200
15,400
5
Gliddcn
7
200
5,400
48
Gladding McBean & Co
50% Jan
Jan
1376
33
-
Glen
May 20
3% Jan 12
1376
4774
31%
10
Co
17% May 28
24
1376
48
94%
151%
Co
Brothers
44
5
3% May 15
*180
137a
47%
25
$4.50 preferred
13% Apr 29
28
47%
2776
*91%
9%
issued
Products
36% Jan
Getty
13%
46%
27
X30%
12%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
10
23
*13%
14
93
2776
27
31%
151 Va
com
$5 preference
5 % % preference
Gencsco Inc
14
28% Jan
8,100
*91
93
*91
27%
94%
5
preferred
conv preference
4%%
49% Oct
_
18,100
17,300
36
25
Time Corp
Rub
% 7o
39'/a Dec
Jun
23
3576
30 Va
50
—
General Tire &
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
23
27 Va
47%
200
1
Castings Corp
preferred
preferred
15
*180
1
preferred (scries B)
Tele & Electronics
30% Oct
89% Jan 21
15 Va Apr
9
2274
36%
*
Telephone Co of Florida-—
General
4
23%
2*
93
*91%
1
$1.30
12
May 18
73% Mar 3
Feb
74
357 a
23%
478,800
1,000
6.67
3
16% Jan
200
_50
Public Utilities Corp
17% Jan
22% Apr
44'A
31%
5
Railway Signal.,
Genl
4374
93%
50
Realty & Utilities
Refractories
Feb
45
93%
...
Precision Equipt £orp
1
conv preferred
^j»__No par
$3 convertible preferred
No par
General Public Service
,10c
General
83
*180
Co—1
General
60
16,100
30%
^
Advertising
General
26
120
980
2776
36%
*91
27%
*13%
47%
No par
No par
2
25'% Apr 28
27 Va
13%
$1.60
General
19,700
11476
No par
55% Mar 24
27
3,700
1076
11276
27%
1
21
28
115
%
Ii
3
2
114
.
No par
2
14
116
1074
1076
36
93
40%
Corp
15% Jun
Jan
*91
10
5
46 % Jan
Feb
87
5
4
25
4274
87
„>
30
25
36%
28
No par
24% Sep
May 22
42'A
87
-
93
27%
1
%
2
47% Dec
Jan
43%
87
23'4
24%
36%
com
13
3
42'A
4374
37%
*91
comlllll
-32% Jan
15% Jan
34,700
89
jq
Preferred $3.75 series
General
2,900
2374
43%
44%
36%
1
15
160
67%
2376
44 %
45
General
24
38% Dec
3,400
„•
-u
10
preferred
19
52
17,800
103
24%
*87
*114%
18,900
4,400
1676
23%
V 10%
2774
23
5"!o preferred
Motors Corp common
$5
53
€7%
-
•
27 Va
24%
General
20
3
69
67%
36%
*101 Va
27%
24%
Corp
5
Mar
101%
27%
?,5Q
Controls Co
Jun
87
%-
146
101%
27%
44
Mills common
30
y
116
45%
Corp
97
Nov
a72 '
89
143%
*
300
22
90%
Co
Jun
10%
43''a
*87
45%
Dynamics Corp
General
89% Dec
10%
42%
44%
90%
Corp
21
52
143%
27%
1
Finance
40
117
14074
11%
5
66% Jan
2
40%
114%
100
84% Apr
2
3976
27%
Corp
74% Feb
Sep 19
387V
117%.
Cable Corp com
30% Jan
33% Jan
38%
89
No pai
29
105
37%
16%
3934
27%
common.
31
16% Feb
17%
No pa/
Inc
79% Dec
74% Feb
17%
116%
2
Industries
34% Dec
2
17 Yb
11
.—5
G7% Nov
18
17
10%
No par
2
79% Dec
17'%
38%
43
Co
8
22% Dec
5874
*87%
preferred
Apr 29
2
56%
24%
V
55
13
V 5274
59
24'A
common
57
60% Jan
36
55%
57%
24%
1
29% Dec
3*n
367V
53
60%
x24%
*"""*
10
4% Jan
36%
54%
24%
_
Apr
48
37
Va
59
67%
1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
General
I
53
60
67'A
4%
5
37
55%
67%
IIIINopar
General
55% Jun
19
36%
x54'/a
100
.
14
Apr
19% Jan
x36'/a
2,600
2,800
5,600
67%
j
General
39 % Mar 18
17,500
18%
67%
preferred
28
24
6276
1874
67%
24%
Bancsliares Corp
Gen
6174
19%
101%
Corp
preferred
General
Jan
18
7% Feb
61%
187a
62
19
146%
com
i
$4.50 preferred
100
General Amer OH Co of Texas
5
General Amer Transportation-_1.25
29% May 27
9% Jail
2
10
62%
18%
101%
convertible preferred
General American Investors
5
9% Nov
7
84
61%
18 %.
145
6Yo
$8
61%
18%
103%
convertible
General
60 Va
146
General
29% Jun
*2176
145 Va
3
32% Apr
22
*101 Va
19
18
9
*21%
103%
Feb
11
102
21%
146%
64% Jan
Apr
40% Sep
15
21%
145%
preferred
General Acceptance Corp
51 % Feb
Oct
24% Feb 25
22%
noi%
4
8
3,800
1,700
100
Corp
Wood
2576
46
,
convertible
Gamcwell Co
4%%
2474
46
6.25
100
5%
Gar
25 %
4674
17
43%
3,400
57%
24%
46%
38
11
5674
57 Yb
56%
25%
46%
17 %
IIII5
13,200
12,500
25%
38%
;
4,600
57 7 a
46'A
17
2
_i
Gardner-Denver
22
57
56%
25%
46
38%
1
_
Gamble-Skognio Inc
Garrett
9
10
preferred
O
47% Mar 18
Apr
59%
-
Co
56% May 21
42
60%
Sulphur Co
——10
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
4% preferred
iqq
9
G7% Nov 26
55%
Freeport
19
6
52% Apr
26% Jan
37%
55%
59%
56%;
:
*
NoDar
Foremost Dairies Inn.
Foster-Wlieoler Corp.
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corn-
Feb
7
37 %
58
'
57
56%
19 %
58
5
Jan
Oct
57
60 Va
_
Co—
38
34
1976
19
preferred
Mineral
46
17% NOV
19%.
60
j
pfd-
Chem
4
2
2
94
&
2
13
197V
No oar
7% Oct
3% Jan
14% Jan
19%
2 50
2nd
45 % Dec
24% Jan
19%
*21%
H.-5
convertible
,/
19%
no par
convertible
Gabriel
19%
'
Inc common.
$4.20 divid pfd scr of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
•
T
19%
22
Ford Motor Co
20% Jan
19%
57
22
com
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores
Foote
2
9'A
;v:.
5
19
9 74
25
—
1
24
Nov
97 V
60
45%
issued
45% Mar
14% Sep
15% Dec
22
2
9'A
25%.
Florida Power & Light Co
3%%
9%
47%
common-;
73% Jun
50% Jan
39 % Oct
2
25% Feb 25
8% Jaji
July
9%
25%
Florida Power Corp
Much
56%
9%
46%
Carpet Co
When
58%
9%
1
•4
Rights
57%
10
4%% preferred
First National Stores
Flrstamerlca
Corp
Co
Shares
rJune 5
9%
1-2.50
Firestone Tire & Rubber
preferred
$4.50 conv A
the Week
Friday
„
June 4
60%
5
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
"
3%%
Mar 11
5
Fiberboard Paper Prod——No par
Fidelity Plienix Fire Ins NY
5
Food
Apr
'-
"
Corp
4%
49% Apr
Bower" Bearings"
Ferro
Firth
.Thursday
.
19%
1
_
25
Flintkote
1
59
Wednesday 1
•v. June 8
June S
"
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc
2
Tuesday
9%
4.60%
1
117% Jun
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co common
Feb
89
Monday
June 1
t<*
Mogul
13% Apr 28
35% Jun
10
2
Federal
Metallurgical Corp
44% Jun
5
May 22
84% May
43% Jun
Nov~28
151
14
38% Apr
10% Sep
94
44% Jan 16
125% Jan
22% Nov 21
85'ADec 31
107% Dec
3
69% Mar 11
19% Jan ie
10
104% Jun
88
19
39% May 25
57% Mar 20
16% May 20
37% Jun
3
49% July 29
3
25'% Jan
27% Jan
30% Nov
9
62% Jun
18% May 13
8
17
52% Dec 16
67% Deo 31
16% Jan
^
Apr
.
-
Par
•
Bales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIGES
f
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
17% Deo
Mar
STOCKS
*
Range Since Jan. 1
*;■" Pear 1958
3
■
3% Dec
3
2% Jan
8% May
~
5
4% Jan
9
8% Oct
13
7% Jan
7
33% Jan
15
52% Sep
22
46% Feb
18
28% Jan
31
62% Nov 20
27% Jan
3
49% May 19
4
11
Feb
4
May 28
10 % Mar 18
33% Jun
75
Oct
5% Jan
41
28
88
Dec
24
22
Apr
July
9% Dec
3
46
Dec
17
59
Dec
31
3
56% Apr
33% Jun
56
May
38% Jan
7
66
Jan
2
2
48
Mar 17
8
75
1
10
46
Feb
27
12
4-9% Jan
8
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
14G% Jun
4
Apr
17
22% Jan
'
26% Jan
12
2
67'
2
14% Jan
80% Jun
77
Nov
39% Dec
29
2
19% Dec
11
9
87
25% Mar 23
135% Jan
18
•/
17% Mar 20
16
-For footnotes
73
;
•
6
84% Mar
6%
conv
2
When
16
Granite
4
6
preferred
Union
Grand
10
—5
3%%
337a
Ore
Ry
51
10,200
1,100
12,700
*33
33'%
*33
33%
200
62
6474
x62
6274
12,100
4474
4,200
33%
33%
337a
62
61%
64%
45%
44%
62'A
45%
62
45
45%
457 a
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*76
76''a
76'A
76%
X75
34
49
50
44'.'a
4576
230
1276
1276
12%
12%
3,700
41%
4274
42 76
4274
27,600
Prop__No par
25
29%
30%
30
30'A
30 »A
30
30%
50%
51%
50%
50%
50
50%.
50
51%
Nopal
57%
58
57 %
57%
57
577V
56
57..
Co.*.
Western Sugar com
preferred
Green Bay <fc Western RR
7%
Co Inc
2
28
24% May 29
88% Jan 20
Greyhound Corp common
4 V* %
preferred
2
30% Mar 30
10% Jan
10
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
;
49 Va
50
23,600
Va
127 a
17% Jan
26
607 a
50%
8
42%
22% Jan
16
8'A
12%
85% Jan
Jan
8%
41 Va
4
10
8%
75%
Great
(H L)
876
76%
12%
18
Green
87a
3
10'A
42%
30% Feb
5
10%
60%
Northern Paper Co
47% Feb
50%
10'A
12%
Northern
283'a May 12
50 Va
8
10%
42%
Great
15
8
10%
43%
Gt
•80% Jan
8%
10'A
13%
Great
8
10'A
12%
27
Iron
10
3
42%
17
page
*33%
10%
3'A
3
1
Apr
sec
50%
3 Va
100
& Pacific
59% Apr
Mar 26
5% May 20
5
3
Tea Co__l
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
30% May 29
54% Jan
5
141 % May
8
3%
5
issued
Northern
10%
5
;
City Steel
Atlantic
3
12.50
Co
Grant (W T) Co common
Great
47%
1
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
14
15% Mar 19
55% Jan
Graham-Paige Corp common
26% Dec
'
7% Dec
5
2
Oct
131% Jan
-
'
40% May
G1
Sep
51% Nov
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
4
May 18
8% Jan
7
11
15
(W R) & Co
28'
No par
100
*138
100
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
..
Monday, June 8, (939
.
(2580)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bange for Previous
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
9
Mar 5
Feb 25
14
May
52
101
55% Dec
ft
39% Jan
>
July 14
100
■
91
13
May 1
6
>
26
Apr
29%
28%
74
73
73
Common
13
$4,20 dividend' preferred!
-,100
$4.40 dividend, preferred'--,--—.100
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
9
104% Mar
9
3
105% Ma®
4
91
9
Apr
—
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99% Jun
3
44% Feb
20
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
Water
58
1
71% May 19
Halliburton
91
100"
100%
Oil Well Cementing—5
*89
,
100
preferred—
100
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101%
61%
100
5874;
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86
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the Week
Friday
June 4
74
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73
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
June 3
29 %
115%
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
,
June 2 *
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——No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Gulf States Utilities Co—
-
89% Apr
Jah
May 25
100
June I
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com-N# par
30%. Feb 17
73% Jan 22
127 74 Jan 22
94
Tuesday
Monday
Par
'
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53 ■" Jan
5
84% Jan 20
88
May 13
-
Jun
109
99% Sep 25
110% Fob
31
102%
2
71% Mar
May 29
96
19
90
Oct 30
85% Jan 10
Sep
84
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28 % Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
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.
EXCHANGE
AND
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3
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2
13
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30
Apr
Jan
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13
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6
38
Dec
.
67
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12
33% Dec
Jun
27
2
38
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1
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.
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14
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2
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9% Jan
91
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10
74
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39% Apr 20
5
2
79% May
16% Jan *12
2
70% May 27
2
32% Jan
2
39% Feb
24
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85
3
Hercules. Powder
34
,
Hewitt-Robins Inc_____
19% Apr
70% May 11
21
86
27
37
5
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5
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2
22
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May 21
2
Honolulu
Hooker
Nov 20
35
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1
Jan
31
84
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2
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13
Feb
9
Feb
13
9% Apr
6
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29% Nov 21
27
23% Nov 28
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-9
41% Dec
27% Jan
!
13
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81 ; Dec
1
92
Feb
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3
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Jun
Jun
SO
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20
6
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6
82
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Jan
6
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4
13
75
Jan
22
Houston Lighting
15
16% Jail
26
6% Jan
19
87% Dec 19
87% Jan
2
2% Jan
20% Jan
5% Jan
35% Jun
7
2
6% Oct 20
38% Dec
3
13% Jan
'
2
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93
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50
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2
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3
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42
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9
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2
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23
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2
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2
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2
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2
101
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May 27
162
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116
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2
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2
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7
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>
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2
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see
page
26.
2
57
88
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May
163
2
25
9
Oct
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385% May 12
39% Jan 27
197b
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42 75, 4375
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18
8
90
26% Sep 30
143 '
l
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14
36% Jan
30
31%
■
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„50
30
4.20% preferred.i.-*—i—
—50
Indianapolis Power •& Light—No par
,25% Jan. 16
27% Mar 26
,31%
7 :Vr'B
8
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44
-
200
>
137b
74
22%
preferred—
4.42% preferred
29 % Jan
1
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109
8
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29% Dec 12
.
Apr
13%
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45% Mar 18
156
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24 Vb
24%
24
54%
:
4,200
,
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22%
5%
5
10% Feb
>34
14
*13%
13
..
36'^
20%
Illinois Power Co
2
34:%
-
56%
Illinois Central RR Co;
41Apr 29
8 % Jan
34%
-
19%
4
43% May 21
9% Nov 13
3312
54%
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56%,
41% Mar 23
37
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25
36
10
102
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3,800
15,800
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.
>700
•12,600
,
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f
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55% Jan 21
Jan
100%
43%
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50
10175
43%
Idaho Power Co
3
100%
43 7«
17
Apr
101%> 101%
43%
12
47
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29 »b
Hunt. Foods As
43% Feb
6975
f28%
par
18
18
28%
Apr
Jan
71
36%
1775
3675
1774
6975
102%
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35%
3574
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75
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37
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37
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75
39%
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47
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112
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39
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39%
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50
,
347a
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102%
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1
3775
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39%
14%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
5
*3674
33%
63
62
24
21
Apr
37
*36%
28%
23% Jan
40% May 15
'i 42 % May 27
46% May 25
45% Jan
7
3474'
v
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
36% Jun
.
13
-
34%
"22%
^
1,700
28%
101
.100
1
50
46
38% Dec 31
Oct
,41
88
26 75
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1
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.
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,
29
7% Apr 21
38% Jan 29
28
-
29
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31
88
29
: 71
70%
19% Apr 22
1
74
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30 7 J;
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101
30% Jan
2
7375
86%
64%
74%
900
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7375
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74%
21%
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6,100
13 74
34
74%
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29%
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10
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68
74
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10,100
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•
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86 'it
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10
37%:6614
Hudson Bay Min Vfc-Sm Ltd—No par
Indust Inc com
5
20% May 27
66
1374
23%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co (Delaware)—
8
13%
71
—
11% Jan
5
13%
'
4,400
>• 2,000
42 74
4274
68
66
5,100
3,400
27%
3775
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:
2775
10%
10
10%
/
18
50
93% Jpn
68% Apr
5
4275s
*69%
c'ommoii.._No par
3% r!o preferred-.*——+
-100
4% preferred——
100
4.40% preferred-.*——100
17
Jan
4275
28%
convertible preferred
15% Dec 18
13% Jan
42%.
A2V2-
v
17%
Household .Finance
96'% Jail 30
40%
88
111
..
5
75
18
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7
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40 %
39%
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31%
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39%
28%
-
37
63 '
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35%
com
12
55% Jun
110
,19%
6
4574-
40%
27%
30
12.50
22
14% Dec 30
63%
16
convertible preferred
$2.25
2
2
4
63
Oct 13
20% Nov 17
110
25
12
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40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
72% Jan 17
'
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40
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8% Jan
Nov
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3,300
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45%
74%
20%
20'Tn
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10,600
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73%
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30%
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82% Jun
•
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30%
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5
37% Jan
80% Mar
88
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68%
13%
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55
129
54%
55%
129
10
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67%
300
23
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27
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55
1
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.
74
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preferred-.-L—
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America conimon
$4.25
24
.38% May 15
30% Apr 28
39% Sep 16
84
Oil
'
4.900
64 71
:
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20%
'
35
Hotel Corp of
'
'
29
297a
29%
.
lo
65% Jan
67% Dec 16
29 75
*96
64:%
27
A
■'
40%
•
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70%
1
preferred
9
92
2
Jan-
convertible
Homcsfcake Mining.:—•
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9674
55
56%
126:
-;.,40%
28%
:
10%
f
13%
50c
49% Jan 21
7
Jan
57V
9%
69 Vis»
2.50
Holly Sugar Corp common
53
*22%
97%
.29-%.
'
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issued—
39% Apr 29
10
8
27
:
34
5
Holland Furnace CO—
3
29% Apr
%_
I
,
When,
May 21
Jan
12
15% Feb
19 '
7
May
21% Jan
7
/.
2
39%
5
•
Jan'
Co
—
Hilton Hotels Corp—
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
39% Mar 13
7
'■v
'
1
Heydcn Newport C'hera Corp
3%% preferred series A
—100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
—No par
106% Apr 22
19
12
Hertz
21
7
*43
""
i
+100
39% Jan 22
9
36% Jan
preferred
7
Jan
23%
53%
126
37%
Hcrshcy Cliocolate Corp——No par
64% Jan
85
N0V~14
5%
29%.
44
'
2 1/12
16
8
46% Apr, 27
118% Apr
79
Apr
%
29%
•
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common;
5
May
2374
;
97%
46
40%
25
,100
8
Jan
13% Jan
27
23%
46%
40%
29%
~+—1
Hercules Motors;
29
47% Dec 31
7
Sep
7%
37% Mar 13
2
65
27
97%
%;,51?4
r
v.
^ 46%
(G W) common—,
—10
noncumulative preferred
25
72% Apr
15'/* Jan
30
25% Jan
Helmc
25% Jun
31 % Jan
25% Dec
28
7
Jan
,
50
3.65% preferred—,.—>
Holler (W E) & Co—r
;
34% May 11
May 20
64%
27
*45%
600
46
46
66
*96
—..-55%
_l
-—5'
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Heinz <K J) Co common—1
5
;
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_1
preferred..——I
Industries Inc.
'
19
19
12%
■
4%%
4
31% Jan
51%
57
128
■•■'
46%
,'27
-
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29%"
'
56%
49
5
Hayes
33% May 27
9% Jan 20
17% Jan
3
'
Schjtffner &
Hat Corp of America common
Haveg
90% May
<
23%
*
*
*125'!'i
1
Hart
7,
15% Dec 31
45% Dec 18
2
1
*96
30%
100
—1
2.50
Chemical Co
Jan
66
;■
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
11% Jan 13
€0
Jan
7
C
109
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
36% pec 31
35% Nov 20
31
•16% Jan
May
50
.Nov 20
118
3
45
Jan
it, 27%
23-%.
-j.
-a
98%
30
1—
Corporation^...,
16% Jan
19% Nov 10
61
Harshaw
May 25
27% Apr 14
30% Apt 16
35% Jan 23
8
25
9
5
3
85
2
Fell
Harsco
Mar
13% Jun
64% Jan
10
89%. Feb 21
17% Jan
10
6
5
34
37
May
52% Jan
23% Jan
32% Jan
52% May
44% Jku
7% Jan 16
.
22
51% Dec 31
15% Nov 17
7
83% Oct
17
9% Dec
9
28% Jan
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
7
34
$7'
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_,
,■
100
6%
1
26% Feb
29% Nov 14
3675 Nov 18
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
V
132
2
;
.2.50
...
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__—17.50
57% May 22
Jan 13
Apr
38
24
♦23%.
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preferred
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co_
30% Jan
1
44% Dec 30
I,
28
5
,-_l
preferred—
Harris-Itttertypef Corp.
125% Apr
Mar 17
140'
7
30
5
convertible
4','o
Hammcrmill
33% Mar .16
65 % May
6
6
Printing Co-V
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'
66
67%
.
4674
4U
665b
47% .■^;r%,40%/ 46%
♦46%
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'
,
'
Apr. 29
98
5
39% Jan
:
47% Dec
23
Jun
(W F)
25
—'
Hamilton Watch Co, common
~
44% Feb
41
Nov 10
123
29
33% Sep 26
Nov 19
10
2
26% Jan
8
Dec
99
'2
"Jan
Hall
29% May 22
24% May 28
5
20% Mar 31
Feb
6
88
8
24% Dec
13% May 20
Apr
25% Jan
29% Nov 18
21
Jan
20
.
100
50%
100
52
55%
54
5774
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100
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7
5074
13,O0O
60
13,700
7475
45.200
-
610
5175
7,300
100
Number 5853
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2581)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
galea f«*
LOW AND HIGH SALE FBIOM
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
June 1
June 5
June 4
June 3
the Week
Shares
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
June 3
K
23
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
37
Feb
9
56% Jun
3
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
93% Feb
10
109% Jun
2
39% Jan
7
45 % Mar
83
2
7
Kaiser Alum & Cliem Corp;
4%% convertible preferred.,
112% Dec
Jan
2
48
Feb
24
4%%
107
Feb
10
131
Jun
4
43A%
convertible
May ,1
12
119
Jun
4
57% Apr
17
16
50%
Dec" 23
78
Oct
29
86
Feb
85
Oct
28
92% May 29
38% Jan
2
907* Oct
6
103
449% Jan
14
77
86
,
May 7
July 31
87
Dec
9
96
88
Dec
5
99
50% Jan
10
2
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
34
Jan
29% Jan
25
10
Jan
2
10% Jan
75% Jan
30
7
43% OctlO
27
33% Jan
105% Oct
7
7
96% Jan
152
i
Jun
5
53% Feb
12
27%.Feb
6
19% Apr
25% Jan
22
34% Jan
2
78% Sep
9
9% Feb
17
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
2
43% Nov
28% Dec
2
26% Jan
86
■
'
17% Oct 21
12
2
31% Jun
■
7
May 26
39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
Feb
85
5
3
43% Mar
5
27%'May
5
24
19% Apr
18
29% May
30
5
3% Feb
10
15
133/4 Jan
2
22% Dec
22 % Jan
6
33% Dec
3% May 19
4% Nov
6
"
23 % Jan
8
34% Apr
24%.Jan
8
46% Dec
31
43% Jun
5
55% Apr
85
6
Jan
28
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
July 7
3% Jun 20
-17%: Feb
10% Feb 12
13
14
5% Jan
6% Sep 30
29% May
15% Jan
..
*
-5% Jan
..
24% Feb
32
Dec 19
403/4 Ocj; 30
19% Sep
2
10
14% Jan
2
18% Jan
"7%
Jail
70% Jun
Sep
13% Jan
82% Dec
5
80% Jan
4
140% Jun
5
49
May
46% Jan
3
63 %
Oct"
14
57% Jan
10
2
15
Oct
21
90% Dec
11
10% May 29
72 % Feb
9
Jan
36% Mar 11
28% Feb
31
38% Oct
Jan
2
107% Feb
18
47% Dec 7 8
135% Dec
9
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
3
30
Nov
104
Jan
2
34%-
35%,
33%
34%
33%
34
46%.
47%.
46%.
48%-
47%
48%
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47%
81
81%
82%
83
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81%
13 su
14
13%
13%
32%
32%
32%
83
Jan
92% Feb
11
86
May 25
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
12
123% Jan
128
136% Jun
5
27
44% Mar 12
Jun
Jun
23
44
Dec
22
55% Mar
4
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
87% Jan
113/8 Jan
2
17/
Sep 29
15% Jan
27
20% Jun;
5%
48
Jun
4274 Jan
Lorillard
7%
Jan
3074 Jan
2
390
Feb
60% Dec
5% Jan
21" Jan
8% Nov
8
.:
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3
14
7
.
Jan
; '
7
4874 Jan
450
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6
4%;May 21
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9
6~7
2
5974 Dec 31'
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81% Jan
8
6%
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Jun ; 2
48% May 12
r 774 Jan
14
:
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33
64% Jan
5
891, a May 12
32% Jan
62% May 11
Martin
46 T a May 22
34
37
Feb
2
497a Dec
22
46
May 19
75 y2 Nov 11
8574 Jun
26
74 7a "May 15
75
85% Jun
*
Jan
423a Dec
3
5
24
53% Feb
1
16
66% Sep 15
Sep
77
.
16
65% May 22
Feb
2
49%
Nov" 19
45% Jan
2
Jan
2
20
Dec
19
72% Mar 17
82
'2
23% Jan
2
77
13
29
Jun
1874 Apr
7
327a Oct 22
9
45
Dec
24
29
Jan
83% Dec
29
567a Dec
2
Feb
10
1
80
31% Apr
"23
417a Sep
26
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
10 Yz Jan
2
20% Nov
17
58
7
May
3774 Jaft 30
2
,4
98
Dec 31
70% Nov 21
Jun
4
19% Feb
94% Feb..
2
5
47
Feb
5
5
16
Mar 31
/ 4574 May 27
9
60% Jan
15
17% Jan 26
19% Feb
3
54
Mar
'
6872 Jan
15
393i May 29
^49
Apr 24
42 y4 Jun
40%
2874 Mar 3
39
91 y4 May 11
:233i Jan
2
44
13 7a Jan
Jan
Feb 24
4
39% jan
62
Mar 26
81Mar 31
74%. May 19
July 30
81
84
May
64
4
994a Feb
3
,
.
474%, preferred.—
89% Apr 28
1074 Mar 5
McKesson. & Robbins Inc
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
3334 Apr
9
4774 Sep 24
96
Apr 25
42
5
51
917a May 28
95% Mar 26
26% Apr
23% Jan
28% Apr
85% Apr
78% July 28
85
May
19 % Jan
7
32
Dec
36% Jan
10
•?4
Oct
For
1
footnotes
7
18
79% May 21
2974 Jan
7
'38
7
Jun
2
83% Dec 10
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
86
79
Jun
3
85
see
May 20
page
20.
Feb
.
6
11%
12
11%
70
47
21%
707a
12
69
90%
89 Va
89'A
89
147%
150
147%
144
89%
91
146 7a
143
61
91
143
62
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101%
105%,
100%
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10%
103y4
108%,
101%
31.%
32%
31 %i
31%
29%
29%
13%
33%
13%
34%
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13%,
34%
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122
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39%
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121%
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41%
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34%
4,000
5,400 /
15,800
99,100
10%
10272 104y4
30%
31 '/4
107
33%,
40Ys
87.%
87%
1487a 1.48%
153
138
41%
86
20%
87%
25%.
41%
85
19.%
85%
25
v
87
87%
37
-
138
138
^
35
•
101%
*99
102
*85
32%
29%
14
34%
40%
407a
*120
10
100
100
100
84/4
84%
407*
84%
18%
18%
187/a.
147/a
61
583/*
587a
60
5874
X40-
li
477a
1
,
7"
77*
167a
VI
32/4.
32;
33
6
67a
6
2674
3*2
25%
267a
*120.
8,100
5,300
<
407*
3974
40
39/4.
407*
84/4
847*
18%
837a
847a
187a
18/4
14/4
147*
61%
587a
59/4
59/4:
567a
500
*450
47%
45/4
57»
57a-
57a
57a
•7
*1678.
32%,
32/*
♦6
674
25%
26%
23,000
2.60Q
44%
46%
77®
20
46
46%
477a
IT
31
122
447a
84%
*45<h
488
1,600
31
122
317*
122
47.7*
607a
587a
4
7%
17.
32%.
67*
267a
\t
6%
167*
317a
6
25%
147*
61%
18/4
*14
58/4
567a
58%
500
46%
5/4
77*
16%
327a
6
*450
400
597a
577*
14,100
6,600
10
485
5,400
4,500:
46
4%
,
430
17,500;
18/4
14%
45/4,
5
7
1,400
7
16%
1,300/
10,10)0
1,400
14,900
43,300
167a
31/4
31/4
6
267a
257a
•727*
15/64
r
*
5-
57a
5%
17.
>
407*'
47.7a
.,.7.74-
:
.
485
500
*485.
JL.
:
84%
18%
'
50
31
317*
121
♦M-7*
143/a
607a
1474
58 V2
67*
25%
800
527a '
52%
52 7a-
52%
527a
53
52
52
707*
51%,
70/4
51%-
2,600
437*
407*
-
427*
42%
427a
407a
42/'a
42/'a
42 %
42%
2,300;
917a
90
90
907*
90/4
170
56/4
527a
55%
51%
537a
45
447a
457a
447*
45
47,300
5,400
10,700
57-
-
-
467a
46%
*767*
91
X55/4
57%
44//*
45%:
*75,
'■
48
47%
48/4
477a
7T
767a
767a
77%
777a
75/4
76
77%
78
777a-
7T%
797a
787a
77
'77
80
*66
68
120
78
78
420
81
81
46.
467»
46s,'a-
67
78
82
80 Vi
82-
197a
197a
/
67,
78
14%
357a
X441/*
*767a
787*
39/'4
*70
*75
68
*47.%
72»/4
7-7,
82
39/4.
58
14/4
*81
82
46
1
•
45
787*
*67
-
*90
*90'
-
57%
45-
*70
72
"
907a
90^/i
100
*70-
7274-
♦70
SO4-
47
797a
19
-
*19.
197*
303/a-
393/*
*48
14%
*8®
4472
50-
67
*7672
397a.
*48
•
47/4
67
78
81 '
19%
397a
*66
68
777a
77/4
80%
817a
19
*38/4
19
*18%
39
39
*48
50
49
49
147a
14%
*807*
1472
100
1,700
1,400
19
39/0
1,800
■
100
50
14/2
817a
6,200
4,100
7,400
7,000
3,000
4,600
1,800
6,700
12,200
14%
14%
14/4
82
81
81
457a
43/4
447a
43
817a
44 %
427*
42%
41
39/4
40/4
*80.
423/4
393%
41-7*
407*
40/4
40
1
44.34
457a
45.
457*
44/4
45
447*
45
44
56%
57-74
5672
56/4
56%
57
56%
56%
56'.4
187a
18%.
18%
187a
18%
19
187a
18%
18/a
56/4
18%
91 %r
927a
91
91/4
92
92
92
92%
92
93/4
80/4
797a
80
7934
80
10
45
31
5-
5
y
-1
100»
3%,
16%c-No par
41%
80
18-
80%
78
79
80
'
8/4
8%
8%
8%
22
21%
21/4
*21%
*21%
21/4
*2178
21%
600
22.
43%
447a
4272
43/e
427*
43
42%
427a
42 %
5,800
*91%
93
*917a
8%
Corp., common-:
1
—9'*
474%. preferred (1st series)—100-
;
407a.
18%
Mead
4% - preferred series B—
Mercantile,* Stores 'Conine:—:
Merck & Co Inc common
40%.
467*
47.7*
40%
83%.
5
*120#-
121
-467».
48
'.,*14%.
31
317*
*120
121
47
10»
Melville Shoe Corp common;
307a
305/a
30.7a
*120-
-
10
Trucking COi.
$3.50. .preferred-
14Ye
33%
"-
30
13%
"
33% "
29%
10%
69
10%
69%
10%
32%
90
13
32%
2%
68y2
69
10%
5
Porcupine Mines
22% May 19
16
67y4
2%
*20%
7%
8%
28%
x457a
2iy4
67y4
11%
69
3.33%;
10-
t
2
2
2iy8
69/4
32
10%
1
McGraw-Hill" Publishing'.
l
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
13
14
21%
667a
-
*91%
97*
93
8%
*9172
93
27%
277a
27%.
79%
79%
7972
79%
367*
37
38
83/4
-
27/4
27%
367a-
-
8%
9
*79
84%
83
833-4
*79
-
9
21/4
277a
27/4
79/4
79/4
*79/4
37
37%
93
84/4
83
83/4
83
79"
79
837*
*75
42
*90
93
—
6,800
27/4
27%
27/4
79/4
79 7 a
79 7 a
340
*361/2
37'/a
10,800
84
18,700
82
100
36%
84
82
,
500
3,900
3,800
10,900'
12,000
11,600
'*
21%
900
1
• 7% •
2,000
8%
4,600
29%15,300
45'/2
900
21%
4,300
68%
41,400
11%
12,900
88
89%
7,100
xl40% 140%
220
60
60%
7,500
12%
69
5
McDonnell Aircraf t Corps—
McGraw-Edison Co
19
.
*46%
2!74
1
28%
46%
62V2
4
Jan
7.
8%
30%
46
61 y4
100
McDermotlj (J Rayh& Go lhc
8% Feb
2
21%
ir7%
62
-Nopar
207a Jan
22 y4 Jan
12
.
•"•"•'
8%
60y4
preferred
100#
Maytag Co 1_
t—;——No par
McCall Corp—————No par
McCord Corp common-,-^—
3
$2.50 preferred
50McCrory-McLellau
Stores
Corp commoiK
—50c
3%% convertible- preferred
100,
10
86% Jan
12V4
2134
7,%
63'/a
100
*
preferred—-
19
2
*21-%,
7%
8%
29%
60/4
—
9% Jan
Feb
1
89 Va
1" "~
.
227a Dec
Jun
'
148%
3%%
McLean
7%
8%
8%
45%
-1
—
McHityre
21%.
' 7%.
30%
—
$3.40
21%
45%
Corp—
-No par4
May Dept Stores eommon——
51.
$3.75 preferred
—No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series-——No par
-
/
2,000
100
300
«%.„, 3%
28%
28%
25%
25%
43%
44%
*88
10c
Coi.—
3
'
9
27a
2%
5
—
2
14
7%
30.
.-No par
-
s7% Jun
Jan
21%
2%
25
1——
137a Jan
52
2%
46
1QQ-
MasDnite
14
2%
30%
Marshall Field & Go com——No pa»
36% Jan
7
32
2%
.
13%
32J/2
2%
21%
7%
8%
297/a
13
32%
'
•
90
*88:
90,
32
46"
,
12
59% Jan
2
44 %
45
100
Rights.
4% convertible1 preferred,.
Marquetce- Cement Mfg Co—
93 % July 11
,•
26
32%
30
Marine Midland
-43ep 25
257a" Jan
2
3d
42 % Jun
28%
26/4
8%
Maracaibo Oil
46% Apr 24
98% Jan .26
7
21 Va
33
7%
Maxwell & Moore_J_ 12.50
Explorations
1
Corp common
5
Manning,
5
15/64 May 25
73.
Mar. 5
5
••.45%'May
i
26
20%
*31%
32%
12
Sugar Co—^
8
■
217a
21*%
.Square Garden:——No par
10.
Jan
Jun
21
.f';/: " : '
:
Manhattan-Shirt-.
:
16,900
13%
7
—
Mandcl- Bros—.—;
7% Jan
2.700
1,300
29%
13
66%
12'/a
pfd—
—
-
30
27% Mar
213/4
28%
131%
21%
Mallory (P R)' & /COi—1—i
Manati
*88
90
65y4
Steamship Co
22% Mar 16
97a Jan
21%
29%
12%
317a
21 ya
preferred
Madison
*88
21%
Magma- Copper—/.
—
Magnavox Co —_——_—I
Mahoning Coal RR Go.—
.
*40%
28%
2%
—
485
5% Apr 22
237a Jan
2
2
7
,
457a
13
26%
44%
.67%,
Sons Inc—
5
26
257a JTan
May
44%
90
32
Macy (R H) Co Inc com,
—No par
- '4%%■
preferred1 series• A—
100
Madison Fund Imr
1
.
21
Mar 17
78"
70-'
46
13
*28
65y4
common—
5
1
-29%. Jan
Co
Mack. Trucks IncJ
18% Jan 30
1
26%
45%
,
28%
26%
2ty0
com.
preferred——
67a Jan
4
24% Oct 29
(P)
conv
t!5V* Jan
.-A:-May 19
51% Jan
20% Jan
.7
Jan 22
..//)6%;Jan
v
87% Mar 30
•
9
May
774 Feb
2
2
Aug
2
287a Oct
2
5% Jan
18% Jan
12
10
1
87a Sep 29
19
2
5% Apr
-1274- Jan
1
JUn
397a Dec
450
10
23% Apr 29
2
19
18 ' Jan
58%
•1774 Dec 31
717a Oct 13
14
10
8
Jan
83 7a Jan
Jan 22
123'
28%
26%
*88
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
Louisville Ss Nashville
a.
50-
.
20
.35
28
26%
5
series E preferred-
4.40% series G
.1
>
28
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
6
317a Jan
.4%
287a
267a
44%
22
32 74, Jan
37
33
*3%
*28
Jan
15
■;
*31 Va
4%
Lykes
118% Jan
2
31%
4%
.
No par
series B preferred—
4.35%
;
397a Dec
21%
3r%
4%
—No par
—
Lukens Steel Co
7
88
May 14
:18% Oct
1
21%
33%
*4
4,800
6,200
133/4
40%
21%
40 %
*
a
6
29% Jan
Jan
3
78% Jan
6
1374 Apr »1
21%
*31 %
15
317a Aug 13
125
- Apr
17
3674 Nov 17
28
21%
33%
:34% Apr
21%, Jan
2
21%
10474 Mar
71% Jan
30
21%Jan
21%
*31%
5
16
24% Sep
15
29%
7
81% Sep
11
Jan
28%
4%
330
81
32%
403A
2.50
Lowensfcein: (M)
10
116
29
3
Belt Co
l:
Jan
2
28%
*4
23,500
6,700
1,900
21%
40 % "♦ 40%.
<
1
—
4.25% series D preferred—
22
19% Jun
•
23%
—
5
44
2
143
14
Jan
28%
*21
2,400
47%
'JO
14
32%
-
4
.
& Sons Co. cobimon-3'
Lionel Corp
16
10
23
21%
4
Lerner Stores Corp^—;
142% Mar 25
Feb
155% Apr
Jan
•
21%
25
common
Lehman Corp
"—
Lelin & Fink Products
89
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
273A Feb
60
40%,
21%
Id
__
4
88% July 28
14
Jun
38%
21
135%
32
'
333/4
46%
*80
13%
21%
a
36%
33
34%
40%
31''
-
500
64%
36%
37%
40%
'
• 3.85%
preferred—
10(1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
15
Lehigh Portland Cementi
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1*
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50e non-cum 2nd pfd——No par
Lehigh Valley RR_No par
Inc
37%
33%
:
800
44
63%
V
14
Long Island Lighting-Co
Mar
39
(JameS)
'66
10<
._i4,
4:32% preferred series A_
Lees
38%
9,400
14,100
433/4
44
643/4
32%
La Consolidada 6%.pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
,_5
;
,
13%
1
Co
*43%
#.
31%
5
Gas
*82%
.
l
15
Oct
37
i00
r_
26
85
2
59%
27%
'37%
,
r
>
52%
57
*27
39%
36% Apr
Mar
52
27%
*38%
4%, preferredKorvette (E J) Inc.
2,700
5,100
23,900
111
62%
39%,
*80 %
46%
53%
39.
10'
3,400>
37
27%
66%
100 G
30
363A
59
43%,
54
1,800
2,500
293/V
-
30V4
52%
65%
139% Jan
104
108%
*43%
:3774 Jan
5
46% Jap 26
7
lll3/4
65%
LoeWs Theatres inc
1
Lone.Star Cement, Corp—
4
Lone Star Gas Co'common—
10
' 4.84% conv preferred—100>
15
110;
400
30
>-
42
46%
43%
5
1
Loew's
5
May
110
'46%
64%
14% May 26
100
108%
109%!. I'll
No par
8
Mar
37
39% Jun
23
47
Litton Industries Inc———
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
82
4
47
9
39% Apr
9
TMay 28
29^, Jan
2
46^4
43%
27
9
..120
12
47%.
Link
31% May
20
46%
i
3
10% Mar
2
37%
.'30%
1,800
82
373/4
*37
.
41%
65%,
14'/a Mar 23
28% Mar 24
28% Jan
30»
37%
1
123% Apr
108%
30%
36%
-
-
44
5
Jun
110
30'
36%
70
8
8
47
30%.
36%
63% Jun
Mar
37%
46% 1
30>
g
50c
,
Libby-Owem-Ford Glass Co
Libb'y McNeill & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp——
152
30%
37
30%
43%
64%
98% Apr 24
2
158% Jun
30
x30>
43%
44.
9
2
307t
30%
37%
8.T3
31%,
42%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal- Dutch Airlines
Koppers .Co-Inc common
4
17
65% Jan
140
30%:
30%
30%
4234
38f
28%
4
11% May 13
~13% Oct" 13
2
43
42%
*37
62.
.6.
6
29
57% Apr
42%
42%.
38
*37,
54%
•53% Apr 29
22% Feb 26
Jan
36
37.%
38
:
28*
12
31% Mar
28% JUn
-
37%
38
,
83%
61
*
2<2% Feb 28
90
82
"40
88
*87
81
No par4
50
82%
83%
53%
6
8% Apr
*86
90
No par
•
_—
22
10%>an
8 % Jun
91
*87
80%
8574
54%
60%
7
37a Apr
22% Apr
1% Jan
10% Sep 24
2
7
96%
28%
May 5
14% Apr 27
•37% Jan 20
"
96,
*94
91
*86
87%
97
x58
1)1
Mar 28
89
12% May
9
39% Oct 21
*86
91%
79
*86
x28%
30% Mar 23
17
91
*87-
*77
87%
*86
*36
91%
8434
83i%
30
79
*86
*95
91
Laclede
24 7a Jan
20
97
*87'
/
18
Jan
*95
*86-
Kroehler Mfg Co__
22
11
Feb
9T
96%
49%
49%
50%
50
*76
-
27%
4% Mar 11...
25% Dec
9% Mar 26
871%
61%.
22
34% Jan
25% Dec
25
*80
100
Kroger Co
2
83
88
*86
543/4.
-
2
*
1$% Jan
79
100
125
27%
34% Jan 22
31
22
50
*78
100
preferred-;
preferred.
Kresge (S S) Co—
Kress (S H) & Co
3
Dec
33% Dec
Dec
*121
59%-
«
34% May 11
26% Mar
22
31
119
54
*
26
17% Mar
1
50
77%
-
3
38% Jan
5
20% May 26
16% May 26
,
42
41% May 7
80% May 28
13% May. 6
L
May 29
2
27 % Jan
29% Feb ; i 7
45% Nov 11
.
,
46'% Mar 30
66% Jun
50%
7T
400
1,000
1,500
3,200
123
—2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil lndus common
1
.4%% conv prior preferred:
25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
5
1
119
1
30>
79>
4.20%
v
131
119
116%
50%
*77%
97;
K&yser-Roth Corp s.^
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
~K0tonecott CopperKern County, Land Co
70a« Apr 21
31 % Apr 20
7
116
114%
124
127
*96%
.
Apr
113%
127
100
—
Jan
114.%
50%
124
88
Kansas Power & Light Co_
'
59
i
2
',
4
Jan
124
128,300
47%
*45%
47%
*45%
56%
1073/4, 109%,
109%
*107
46%,
55%
553/t
54%
563/*
109%
46%
*86-
4% non-cum preferred1
/Kansas Gas & Electric Co-
47-% May 29
64
54%
*107
47%
100
4.35%
43
7
70% Nov 21
i;
Mar
*46%
126
-
*113
_19Q
Kansas City: .Southern com;
117% Feb' 24
5
i
46 % Nov
-•
6
12
32 % May 12
41% May 12
i
2
Jan
2
11
16
-
33
11
Jan
17
13
*122
47%
preferred
4.50% preferred—
5
Mar
preferred
5334
109%
'
100
4%
38%.Mar 13
48% Mar 25
35% May 28
41 % Feb 17
13
93
88 % Feb
29% Nov
,
46 % Jan
24% Jan
Feb
3,80%
■
May 20
89% Feb
t
60% Nov
25
30
98
8
28% Jan
16% Jan
.
,166% Nov 28
2
-Feb
20% Jan
.
^9%
;
51
109
109,
*45%
50"
preferred
51%
*108
100'
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd—100
Kansas City. Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Mar 11
92% Jan 27
,2
3,6% May
3
18% Oct
May 29
;
76% Mar 31
.
29% Dec:
82
89% Feb
5
92*
Apr 10
;
20
2
25% Apr
38
Jun
12
94 % Jan
88% Nov 19
:
Feb
50%.
33%
preferred—;
110
Jan
44
83'%
*75
.
21
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
22
.
,
Monday, June
.
8
1959
(25B2)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
lanft for Previou
Range Since
Tear 1958
27
15% Jan
19% Feb
5
39
Jan
Sep
62% Dec
2
78
15
102
Dec 22
79
Sep 24
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
104
Jan
1
Mar 31
May 25
2
99% Mar 11
50% Mar
5
Miami
Copper
P«b
6
Middle
South
6
Midland
1
Midland-Ross Corp common
Apr 28
87
33
JU 83
2
39
Sep
43% Oct
19
35% Jan
13
39% Jan
2
48% Jun
78
2
88
Jun
10
83 % Jan
2
92
28% Jun 25
Jan
25% Feb
21% Feb
7
Jan
7% Jan
17
:
20% Nov
5
96
Oct
31
Nov
3
Feb
17
116
73% Feb 25
Dec
111% Jar
29
2
35% Oct
8
27% Jan
6
35% Dec
29
4T'a Jan
2
18% Oct
6
Feb
25
44% Aug
6
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
36% Jan
18% Feb 25
27
Enterprises
Minn
&
Mimfesota
24% Jun
5
49% Apr
4
Mission Corp
29% May
4
Mission
Ontario
Maid
Minute
—t—
—
Development
Missouri
Missouri Public Service Co
14% Dec
18
12% Jan
8
8
2
Jan
52
Jan
2
80
Nov 19
60
Jan
9
Jan
10
90
Nov
08% Jan
9
13
16% Dec
15% Jan
6
20% Sep
14% Sep
6
24
6
18% May 28
2
14% May 26
Class
53% May 18
Monsanto
8
28% Jan
14
63% Feb
"39%
*39%
41
48%
48%
89%
89%
89%
38%
39
39 %
40 %
4
48 V**
128 Yt
23%
43%
43
25%
25%
25%
28
38%
38%
15
65%
75%
Montana
Mar 24
19%
20%
f
:
128%
24
.
139%
36 Ya
35%
34
34
23%
22%
21% Dec
14% Jun 22
25
37% Dec 22
28 % Feb
26
Jan
2
42% Nov
13
40% Feb
3
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
20% Jan
6
11% Jan
2
23% Dec
31
35
5
60% Dec 31
23% Jan
2
57% Jan 28
May
Feb
200
100
'
ia
900
:
6,500
:
5;
.
138% 139%
6.100
24% "/
42%
43
25%
24%
25 Ya
40
40%
40%
30% Apr
9
7
130
May
6%
5
6%
6%
6,200
50%
51%
49%,
51%
49%
50%
10,400
17 Ya
17%
17%
17%
>17%
17%
1,200
6%
6%
6%
14%
14%
14%
14%
>65%
66%
65%
14
•
14%
28,100
66
€5%
15
66%
66%
220
73%
73%
73%
*73%
75
73%
14
13%
13%
*13%
14
-13%
70
400
14
3,700
22%
22%
415%
11%
16%
400
12%
8.000
49%
39,700
4.000
22 %
31%
16
11%
12%
48%
49%
48%
49%
49
31%
.32%
73%
16
32
31%
32%
32
32%
74
74
74
73%
73%
24
32 %
22%
14
24 Ya
24 Yo
24%
29%
22%
51%
75
22%
17
74
49%
74
51
>16/'/.::
12%
30% Apr
12% Apr
19% Jan
17
18% Nov
9
2
28'%
29%
29 Yt
48%
47%
48%
X'47Ya
Lines
12
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Ya
_____10
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28 y4
108
108 Ya
113%
Inc
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
19% May 28
32
Jan 20
13
24% Jan
2
32% Apr
17
1,400
43% Jan
2
48% Apr 16
31% May 6
27
Apr
10
Mysrs (F E)
46%
47%
22%
22%
22 Ya
22%
39
39%
29
jj
28%
27%
106 Yt
110%
105%
277
39
37%
39
38
29
21,200
1,600
;
28
>/:
38
5,700
12,200
108 Ya
2,600
17%
18%
13
18
18
18 Ya
18
18 Ya
17%
18
8,400
29%
29%
39%
29 Yb
29%
28%
29
28%
1,500
29%
29%
29%
29 Ya
29Ya
29 Ya
29%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46 Yt
45 3a
45Tb
46 Yt
4.000
10
28
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27 Ya
27:,i
27 Ya
27Tb
4.000
No par
41
41 %
441 %
42
41%
41%
41
42
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
29,500
1
-—5
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15
1,500
60%
60%
60%
60 Ya
60%
60%
60 Ya
60
60
23%
24
24
24 %
23%
24%
5.300
31%
32 y*
x29
30%
28%
29
7,700
I
...
1
Murray Corp of America
9
50% Jan
39% Apr 24
38%
8.800
47%
29%
47Tb
28%
48
22%
'
4,700
28%
29%
45%
Murphv Co (Q C)
33% Nov 28
50
Sep 18
25
104%
40%
•"
24
29
5
.—.-I
Munslngwcar Inc
18
.10
—2.
114%
40
109%
3
—
Corp
Dec
45
19% Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
23%
28%
25% Oct
Jan
30% Jan
38
23
16
28
11
32% Nov 21
24%
48
Products
& Bros
1
12,800
6%
28%
Motor
8,400 :
,12,600
51
24
Motorola
40% May 25
<
17%
No par
Morrell (John! & Co—
:
:
41
:•
z
1,300
34
24 Ya
.
,
139,600
36
35%
33%
22%
39%
24
Moore-McCormack
24
24%
;
:
6.800
43%
Montgomery Ward & Co
4
49% May
.J:
8.800
.
25%
Mining & ChemicalAmerican shares
1,000 lira
Monterey Oil Co
1
25% Apr 29
2
36% Jan
20% Jan 14
29
18% Feb
:
8,200
30 Y4
Montecatlnl
28
,
•/
97
35%
5
.//•
23%
-
17,000
31%
34
,
:
C
-30
17%
139
:
1
4,900
*95.
31
17%
1,600
110
>
17%
...
•
32
,
30
23%
75
14%
>
:
•'»'
30
97
4 95
431
*
-
125
121
39%
14
74%
X
25%
16%
32%
:
42%
22%
5
Co
Power
38%- i:
-
13%
50 %
19%
•
48%
90%
38%
•
16%*
.—.3
Co
1% '.>"*•
5)0%
,
14
17
No par
Chemical
v
30%
140
•22%
39
65%
22%
16%
J3%
48%
>
5.100
7.600
"tJ
.
43%
21%
22%
25
No par
v
>73%
14
No par
——
41V2
24%Y
42% Y43//W:
14%
4
66%
75
*38%
:
/
'
6%
'17%'
14%
>
4734
2 5 Ye
•
1
-
x46
49%
17%
6%
51
"
17%
413%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
2
35 Vi Mar
78
22%
43%
I
40
443b
20%
17%
» 35%
/ 3.4 xi
54%
21%
'
B
29%
17%
'
36%
35%
34%
•
97
139
36%
35%
96 Ya
.
T
90%
39
.
126 5
23 Ya
5
.32
r
49
39
•'
-'
32-
140
138%
21
'98
Y
32
22%
8
Monon RR class A
•
96
•
21%
36%
'35
100
-1.25
Tool
Machine
Monarch
Jan 29
96
140
139%
23%
"31
-
41%
90 Ya
'.
129%
23%
97
47%
5
*48 Ya
■
21
34
31%
90
39%
130
24%
23%
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* 93 %
/
45%
.
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r.
48%
/
90
20%
23%
85%» 1
'
128%
131
495
4
Ya
39%
20%
21%
21
128%
_1
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
38% Jan
41%
89%
81
'vVviv- 43%
96 Ya
47
.—100
3%% preferred—
4.20% preferred
May
1
44
48
48 %
►
4
19
Jan
—
Mohasco Industries Inc common
13
12
45
147 Ya
6%
18% Jan
20
44%
48%
41%
48%
130
93
479%
/.
a
80%
*91
87
*93%
45%
47-%
50%
16
96%
-93%
'//
96
44%
-
3.400
*79
..
'
95
8
29
71% Dec
.'>79
49
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri-Kan-Te* RR
75% May 11
8% Jan
.
66% May 21
62
31% Dec
87
39%
4
I
20% Jan 30
18% Apr 27
8
*79
2,400
28.000
*79
801
96%
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
52% May 25
5
*79
48%
1
1
Corp
8
7
'79
/,:>■/
93
79
87
491
46
2.50
Paper
17% May 19
Jan
87
79
:>95.;%::
Power & Light—-No par
41%
22% Jan
4
No par
Mining & Mfg
Minnesota
22
5
45
79%
16
30
8
79%
"79
93
17JA
29
29
80
■<;,//
*91
17%
9% Jun
23
24
79%
93
17%
41% Mar 16
8% Sep
41% Nov
79%
81
'91
1
Jan
2
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
80%
81
94
17%
19% Dec
13 % Apr
80 Ya
81%
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie—No par
43% Dec
18
68
29%
2
16% Oct 24
19
66%
29%
2
2
69%
29%
4% Jan
4% Jan
67 VI
71%
29%
39
2
40% Jan 13
21% Mar 9
5% May
70%
19%
70
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Jun
10
Apr
70 Ya
19%
*77%
1
6
100
10
Inc
Jan
20
19%
*80%
Inc—-—-10
Utilities
151% Apr 24
38
Mar
5
16% Jan
31
56
18%
4
25% May 21
20% Feb
31% Apr 28
33% Jun
5
21% Jan
56
19%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—.—1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1 50 2nd conv preferred
2B
31
7
8
May
57 Ya
18', 4
: Apr 17
34% May 21
26% Apr 29
14
55%
19%
44%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—
99
»
6
20% Nov
2
57 Ya
19%
4
—
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp—
137% Apr 27
25% Jan
92
preferred series
preferred series
5%%
Feb 27
40% Jun
2
24 % Mar 20
9:
18% Feb
28% Deo 31
Jan 10
11% Jan
11
28
2
10
Jan
Dec
itf
35% Feb 18
18
Jan
8
111% Jan 28
4
6
126
17
13% Jan 13
59
8
39% Aug
24
14% Jan
76
45
3.80%
4.45%
57%
71%
91
Share s
57%
19%
pla—100
100
-100
100
.—100
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
preferred series
3.85% preferred series
the Week
June 5
57%
59%
70
5
Friday
June 4
June 3
19%
12.50
Co
94
33% Jan
13
48% Dec
6
Machine
88
51% Apr
44% Apr
34% Jan
Mesta
78% May 26
80
Jan
2
July 7
Aug 12
40% Oct
4
83% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
93
9
26
90% Feb
79
24% Mar
53% Jan
79% Jun
10
Apr
22% Feb
71 % Jun
June 2
58%
1
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman
&Scott
Sales (•'
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 1.
P&
Mergenthaler
25
Jan
18
92% May 13
91
64% May 11
44% Jan
53% Oct
2
Highest
Loweet
Blifctrt
Lmrt
30 Ya Mar 10
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
Jan. 1
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
,
STOCKS
%
»29
>41%
42
4
29 Tb
1,400
/
300
N
9% Jan
2
Jan
8
11
16% Dec
15
19
14
Aug 19
2
43% Jan
3
59 % Oct
14
52 % Jan
14% Jaa
2
22% Dec
29
21% Jan
lb
6
23% Mar
31
2
41% Jan
6
3
9% Jan
2
50% Jan
17
8
Jan
51% Nov 20
168
Jan
20
16% Nov 20
26% Jan
6
22
29% Jan
34% May
2
49% Jar
15
148% May 19
9% Jun
4
9
Jan
63% May
12
149% Oct
Nafi Corp
18% Jan 26
May 13
13% Jan
56
6
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
12
19
62% Jun
4
Jan
5
19% Jan
2
30% Dec
11
32% Jan
15
7
49% Nov
21
26% Apr
46% Feb
14
37% Jan
2
54% Jun
4
86% Dec
2
31% Nov
19
86% Jan
2
103% Nov
19
17% Jan
2
42
Jan
8
90
Jan
7
20% Jan
84% Apr
Oct
24
Dec
9
59% Dec
11
100
May 8
115% Oct 10
17
29% Jun
34% Mar
4
99% Jan
5
Jun
59 Ye Feb
10
93
104
Feb
9
2
168
Jun
19
148% Jun
7
143
Jun
17
126% May 25
7
18% Sep
10
30% Sep 25
47% Apr ~fl"
77%
30% Jan
13
7% Jan
"2
40% Sep
3
6
21
71
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
128
159
3
Apr 27
9
Dec
4
Can
National
Corp
National Cash
4%%
Dairy
7% Jan
3
12% Oct
22
9% Jan
2
14% Oct
7
pfd series of 1951
National Fuel
National
$4.50
Gas
4% Jan
2
8% Dec
18
10% Jan
3
13% Aug 11
Gypsum C^
Lead
National Sugar
Malleable
2
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
82
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
36% Apr
17% Jan
38% Nov
19
84 % July
7
20
Nov 19
30
96
May 29
108% Oct
13
40'A Mar 13
24% Mar 25
National Tea
Jun
12% Mar 23
National Theatres
12
Jan
12
Jan
36% Jan
Apr
79% Jun
7
4
'
50% Oct
13
37% Jun
26
17
23% Jan
25% Feb
9
18
Apr
2
32
31% Feb 27
Jan
16
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
21% Jan
86% Apr
.
180
% Nov 10
275-
Dec
31
280
Jan
8
7% Jun
15% Jun
31> Jun
2
19
50
107% Mar 11
27
29% Nov 20
26
49% Mar 13
New
New
York
York
36% May 22
N Y
10.500
149
148 Yt
149 Y4
149
148
148
460
128
126%
126 Ya
*125
150%
127 Ya
*125%
20
N Y
10% Jan
6
Preferred 5%
2
38% Feb
17
19%
419%
19%
19%
19%
35%
35 Yt
35 Yt
34%
35%
34%
35
36%
49%
48
48
'46 Yt
91
91
91
90%
91
90%
91Y*
7.200
38 Y4
\ 21%
38
39%
40
1,800
21%
21%
21%
10 'A
10
10%
13%
12%
12%
2,100
20%
20%
20%
7%
7%
7%
4,100
11,800
37%
38
*37 Ya
38 Ya
21%
21%
21%
21 Ya
21%
10%
10
10 Ye
10'/o
10Y4
13
13%
13
13%
13
13
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
30%
7%
7%
7%
13%
13%
*13%
33 %
33%
33%
7%
4
41
.
"77%
77%
82%
83%
25% Apr
8
New
N
84
38% Jan
2
74% Sep
17
85
29% Jan
2
39
56% Dec
67
31
Mar 18
Nov
18
53% Feb
75
9
Apr 24
36% Jun
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
4
41% Jan
14
8
13
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
76
80% July 25
72
Jun
4
76
73% Apr
77% Apr
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
78
Jun
4
85% Mar
80
Jun
3
80
Oct
.
103
94
2
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
108
July
Feb
8
6
105% May 16
68% Jan
103% Apr 29
95
Jun
5
2
18% Jan
2
27
Dec
29
26 V* Jan
53% Apr
21% Sep
7
92
Nov
19
35% May 12
84% Jan 29
88 %
108
Apr
1
3
2
Mar 23
102 % Feb
26
29% Mar 18
38% Jun
2
Common
.
$3.75
1
34%
34
34%
;
33%
31%
23% Apr
18
21% Jun*
3
25% Feb 20
•45% Dec
19
39% Feb
9
52% Mar 18
North
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
27% Nov 17
21% Jan 28
35
May 14
72% Nov
19
70
73
Jan
9
23
32% Dec
30
102
Oct
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
109% Jun
13
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
JaD
6
30% May 5
103% May 28
108
108
113% Mar
Jan
47% Feb1
8
27
35% Jan 22
Feb
16
5%%
6
9
57% May 22
Gas
preferred
5.80%
Northern
7
22% Nov 11
22% Jan
2
70% Sep 25
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
83% Jan 23
72
2
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
May 26
88% Mar 23
94
92
Jun
13
July 16
94% Jun
83% Dec 31
93% Mar
22 %
19
7
% Jan
75%
77
38%
38Ya
37%
37%
71
74
x72
79%
81
x79
82
%
81
80% Jun
4
81% May 18
Jan
5
89
4anj
5
44% May 12
46 % Apr 10
44
Apr 10
75% May 1
37% Dec
33% Dec 31
30% Jan
7
30% Dec
17
34% Dec 31
57% Dec 10
31% Jan
7
Feb
For
6
footnotes
see
page
26.
88% Mar 23
31%
7
2
31
2
84
Apr
10% Jan
17
86% Mar
47% JSan<27
Mar 25
...
.
$4.10. preferred series—
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop
Corp
Northwest
Airlines
1
—
*103%
105%
conv
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
—1
21,000
>
16'A
•5,000
9,200
31%
5,200
56 Y«t
54 Yt
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8
82
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72%
72
477
81%
81
105
29%
29%
29%
37%
37%
37
37%
5,300
92%
92%
92
92 Ya
8,400
22 Y4
22
22
45
44 Ya
45 Yt
22%
21%
45%
44%
•
33%
32%
74
72%
72 Ya
31%
31%
31%
75%
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83%
*82
84
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84
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33%
72%
30%
72%
31%
105
104%
104 Ya
112
111
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112
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•
33
72 Ya
31
111
55%
54%
53%
24 %
...
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24
74
75%
074
;
82
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81
82
482
83%
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84
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111
53
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23 Ya
24
73%
74%
81
81
81
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82 Ya
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85
86
86
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86
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36%
37
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36%
25 '
37%
34%
37%
36%
38
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81
83 %
86
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35%
36 Ya
35
70 Ya
71%
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72%
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71%
•
54%
75
36 %
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24%
.
37%
25
31'4
1
53%
24%
75
4
54%
24%
105
•
33%
72%
34
72%
31%
112
240
38%
421%
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50
105
95%'-
95
92 Ya
92 V*
34%
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29%
38 Ya
92%
33%
330
470
81 *A
29%
29%
38%
44
90%
850
72 V*
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96 Y4
92%
46%
105
100
230
97%
38
22%
81 Yt-
*103%
2,700
22,000
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29%
45%
100
100
100
100
100
1
81
80
,
<
37
70 Yt
*70
78%
4103%
97
x97
-77
36 Ya
72
92%
105
70%
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78
38%
53%
37%
69%
29%
112
77 "
36 Ya
70%
.
79 Ya
37%
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77
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29%
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73
,
98
421%
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79%
92%
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72%
97'A
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340
15%
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82%
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5
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33%
*295
78%
70
x70
73%
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$3.60 preferred series
55
28 Ya
26%
31
7%
31%
56
78
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
16% Jan
31%
56%
55%
70%
100
Pacific Ry
31 Yt
x37 %
4
100
preferred
31 %
;■
16
7%
15%
x78
1
Co
7%
16%
79
25
Aviation
Natural
7%
56
76
38%
10
2
11
340
4295
15%
4
1
50
Northern
15 % Jan
63% Apr
26% Apr
American
34
33%
34 %
340
55 Ya
28
Adjustment preferred
27
455
bar
100
5
Ry common
38%
28%:
39
28%
26%
12,000 Y
12,500
5,500
43,500
"
'
.
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84%:/
28 Yb
8
31
80
38 Yo
38 V4
16
7%
16
31%
r-
4295
10-
80%
27
\
700
360
85
28%
26%
"I 23
4
•'
17,500
80
39%
38 Ya
38%
26%
8%
100% Apr 23
23 % Mar 10
&
79 %
82
34%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40ft preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
3.90% preferred
100
4.10% preferred
100
5.25% preferred
100
4.85% preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp
8
Nopco Chemical Co—
1
Norfolk
85
28%-
16%
No
80
4
85
37%
1
;
,
20%
80
26%
8
preferred
77
20 Ya
28
16
Gas Corp—
476
x20'A
39%
100
York Shipbuilding Corp
77%
20%
27%
340
1,500
41YaV
40 Ya
73 V*
:J
500
13%
20 Ya
29
4295
41 Yo
16,600
20,200
33 Ya
>41
77
26%
340
13%
33%
13%
33 Ya
73
28 %
4295
13%
33 Yo
41 Ya
38%
No par
Y State Electric
4
85
81%
/;
7%
14
33%
Yo
:20Ya
-
20%
481
20
Yo
78
78
20%
83
10
*12%
41 Ya
41 %
78
.
20%
83
33
.
7%
7%
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14
33%
41 %
41%
20%
1
.
GOO
48
48%
90'A
38%
I
series A
*46%
49%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
48 :
700
1,700
91%
10%
pfd_100
Common
5
19%
21%
4
50
20% Jan
19%
35%
36
IB
4
19%
38
& Harlem RR Co
70
127
4126%
91 %
1
Brake
60
96 Ya
49%
1
System
Ya
>96
20
,
1
Co
96 Ya
*95
96%
*95
96%
1
Chicago & St Louis Co
4
*94%
97
128
128
1
No Dar
13
66'A
5,500
149
Central..
Feb
19,100
149
Inc
Air
04%
21%
149
—
Fibre
Electric
21%
66%
66
800
103
*101
22 Yo
21%
66%
66%
102'A
102
22 Yo
21%
66%
29 Ya
103
103
2,100
124
Mining Corp—.
10.
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New
440
21 %
L—No par
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
6
May
30% Jan
102%
66
30 Ya
30 Va
31
30%
21
Newmont
4
30
i
30 Yt
28,200
121%
Radiator—:
England
10,800
29%
124%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3% ft preferred
100
New
53 Ya
29%
102
1
Nelsner Bros
27 %
53 Yb
222%
Co
26
82% Mar
,
2
2
3
Natomas
43% Feb
2
83
U
Vulcanized
Feb
27
54 Y4
31%
—---10
Co
National
37% Apr 13
27 Yt
53 Yo
124%
Inc
National
15
9
75% May 11
19% Jan
2
Ref
10 % Mar 24
May 27
27 Yo
53%
xl22%
Co
S
27 Ya
51 Ya
35,400
124
10
2
14% Apr
27 V*
21%
Cast-No par
Co
21 % May 29
9
64 Va
4
23
May 21
10
13% Mar
Dec
Steel
&
62%
122%
National Steel Corp
National-Standard
65%
124%
100
100
Natl
Y4
95%
Service Corp
38% Mar 24
6,200
10
122%
preferred A
preferred B
1%
6%
440
149%
_1
No par
Co common
National Linen
9%
62
103%
67%
148%.
10
66%
30%
66%
51
150
9%
65 Ya
103%
>
50%
4148 Ya
10Y«
52
51%
K21
51
159
10
27%
64%
27%
52%
67%
:
6.100
51
50
50%
8
ommon
preferred..
National
54
Apr 17
91% May 28
33
26% Jan
10
27%
51%
100
Co
7
13% Jan 3; 7
7% Jun
5
27%
67
:
1,200
10%
67%
10
10%
148%
150
149
150
10
51%
51
51%
51%
149
Products
2
2
32%
I
1
B
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—6
National
Apr 10
Jan
31%
Register
Lines Inc
National City
28% Jan
36
23%
32%
—100
10
preferred
1%
20
Tl %
24%
32%
National Biscuit Co common*—10
2
74% Jan
24
24
B
Corp-
(0%
1
National Aviation
3
Mar
Mar 25
1
;
Airlines
National
134% Mar 12
21
—
Jan
17
46
Dec" 17
Apr
24% Jan
Mar 30
13% Jan
21% May 12
109
1
21
128% NOV
148
80
—
Natco Corp
National Acme Co
/4
2,100
29%
*21%
22 %
400
44 Ya
44%
43,200
33
33
72%
30%
4,600
60
7234
12,100
31
150
104%
*104
111%
490
111%
53 Yo
55
20.400
23
23%
10,200
73
Ya
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380
82%
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82%
82
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480
73%
Ya'
21.700
36%
34%
37%
,
60
220
•20
85
35%
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35%
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35%
71%
70
70
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-
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2,800
2,400'
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►{•Volume 189-:
Number 5853
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2583)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Xante (or Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
-
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lewest
v,
-
•
LOW AND HIGn BALK PRICES
" NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
/
Highest
Monday
Jmt
Tuesday,
June 1
Wednesday
Jnne3
*•
June 3
*
'
,
1
Friday ?
June 5 2
o
507a Jan 14
90
-
103% Jun
Sep 16
78'a Sep
89
Oct
103
31
102
Dec
3
17% Jam
4
67% Jan
.
85
30
-2
28% Feb
IrO
17% May 217
891 Jan 27
Jun
3
May 27
5
,
29% Deo
9
27% Jan
31
4178 Feb
2
35% Dec 15
t:
74
Dec
17.
35
:
Dec
18-
July 15
•15% Dec
.'37% Feb 24
456 7k Deo
17-.
31.
23'a Jan
2
85% Oct!
: Feb
4
90% Feb
•r
Okla Gas
16
:
14% Jan
7
61% Jan 19
29% May 7
15% Jan 15'% :
20% May 21
75% Jan
5
Oliver
Outboard Marine
61% Feb
86
79% Feb
»
32
5
93
*
9
i
Mar 19
14
7
Jun
1
91%. Apr
.110
1211
Feb
Apr
16%May
10
97% Jan 27
88% Aug
•96% May
i
Gas
18
May 21
38% Apr 28
99% Feb
4
;
Corp
Overland
Owens
*15%
II
83%
6.25
86%
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Glass Go
mm
4%. preferred
is
9474
:
10
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:
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,
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437k
44
287k
30
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105
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59
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35%
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93
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107%
'
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
95%
*17.%
'
100
80
30
51%
'
20 V >...
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33%
1
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35
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587k
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42%
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92%
5
100
Natural
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09% July 29
1
Oklahoma
53% May 19
94%
*93.:
20
60%
81
No par
common
preferred
-4.24% preferred
:
«9% Dec 11
*
Elec Co
'92 %
ZZlOO
-
61%
♦79
,100
4%
5
2
&
'
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—_
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co——.——<
27
30% Jun
9
13'
May 21
34% Mar
18
5
45% Dec
20%. Jan
16
61%
-ZZZlOO
.
4.56% preferred
13
95% Jan
12
3.90% preferred
12
Jan
46 %
..
Ohio Edison Co common
:
4.40% preferred-.™
"
S
AO'A Jan
16
Jan
100
4
Y.
Jan
"95% Jan
May 18
Jun
39% Jan
98
03% Oct
78*
90% Jun
38% Dec 31
-31% Apr
7%Jp.n
-59
90% May 11
-93
187a
«
12
17
Jan
May 16
2 7 74. Dec
-
57% Jun
"43% Aug 11
'29 % Dec 31
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10
92% May 16
19
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'
60% Nov 20
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.
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7 2 a Jan
2
9lis Jan
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2
14
Oct
3
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18
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May 22
714% July 30
22% Nov 20
1874 Jan 17
40
Jan
2
.>4734 Jan
2
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2
764
ISO
-*
14% May 14
23% Jan
4
-
56% Feb
10
;5
67% Apr
66% Apr
20
60% Jun
39 % Oct
48?
Jun
30
23% Feb 26
37
Jan
Dec
17
149
Jan
2
143
Apr 21
133
May 21
37-
3
Jan
00
5% Nov
7
23% Nov 12
4% Jan
22% Jan
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
2
7
Pacific
2
13
62% Dec
3
08
Apr 15
47% Nov
6
92
Feb
3
94
2
44
May
1
33
Dec
2
45 % Dec
36% Feb
19
60% Mar 13
'45% Apr 14
July 17
15% Jan
23
26% Feb
46% Jan
12
65% Mar 20
Oct
29
3% Nov 21
2
15% Nov
Jun
16
49
3
11
25
'19%. Jan
6
-30% Jan 10
23% Jan
23% Jan
57
9
7% Jan
9
2
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277a Dec 23
6
2% Jan
69% Jan
Dec
30
39% Nov 20
Pacific Tin
Common
Parker
&
Rust
Proof
16
Peabody Coal Co
8
63% Jun
3
39% Mar 12
$1.60
,82% Jan
7
4914 May 15
49
Jan
113
Dec
9
85
Dec
31
74% Jan 20
65
Oct
14
62
13
94%s"epTe
104%
92% Sep 30
11% Feb 28
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
28% Jan
37
7
Jan
43% Dec 29
2
51% Dec
*32% Mar 11
19 % Jan
2
Jan
14
14% Jan
27
Jan
21
Jan
43
49% Jan
9
Feb
,
Apr
23
5
99% Feb
25
4%%
2
19% Jan
6% Feb
22
17% Mar
4
12
Jan
36
May 27
95% Jun
5
92
Jan
~7
100% J un" 17
Jan
22
64% Nov 20
59% Jan
7
50% Dec 31
47% Jun
3
43% May
100
20% Sepll
96% Oct
7
24
Jun
Aug 27
109
102
Sep
92
107% May
93% Feb
NOV 24
81
107
8
10
6
98
Feb
19
7
83
Jan
28
May 5
May 13
91 % Jun
1
99
4
Jun
4
Mar 30
57
22% Jan
20
15
13
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
46
Jun
2
56% May 12
1
21
Jan
7
57% Jan
3
71% Nov 24
67
Jan
6
43
Jan
2
62
Dec 31
57% Jun
5
36% May 6
73
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
74% Jan
2
89
Mar 18
80
6
84% Apr 14
86
Mar 12
76% May 19
46% Jun
4
82
11% Jan 28
15% War 12
12%
75
j"an~~2
Jan
26% Dec
29
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7% Jan
49% Dec
2
8
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12% Sep 24
97
Apr 14
88%
Nov~25
100% Jun 20
14
Jan
2
24% Nov 20
95% May
Jan
95
90
Jan
5
41% Mar 31
16 7 k Jan
2
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82% Jan
6
93% Jun
84% Jan
7
99%
14% May 13
Jan
2
20 % Jan
8
34% May 28
21% Jan
5
25
89
July 29
92
'/8 May 14
Apr 28
17% Aug
Jun
8
15
128
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
128
140
Jan
22
134
28% Oct
13
4
Mar 23
52% Mar 23
2
17
9
142
May
6
145
Mar
4
Apr
17
15% Jan
2
67% Feb
25
14% Jan
2
24% Dec 30
19% May
28% Jan
26
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
71% Jan
82% Jan
29
08%Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
86
Feb
9
20
23% Jan
9
81
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
69
/
Jan
10
24% Sep 29
125
July 11
77% Dec 18
113% Dec
19% Jan 31
2
16% Jan
32% Nov
14
109% Nov 20
2
88% Dec
16
39% NOV 14
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
Aug 11
15
27% Oct
Jan
6
24% Jan
9
73% May
7
Apr
123% Jan
63
31% Apr 22
91% Mar 19
132
Mar 18
Apr 16
74% Jan
2
102. Apr 15
34% Mar 31
114% Jan
22
39% Apr
21
27% Jun
5
96% Jan 28
2
24
Jan
7
12
88
Jan
14
31% Apr 17
145% May 6
28% May 14
22% Jan
55
Dec
10
28% Dec 31
Jan
31
78% NOV 20
42% Jan
9
60% Dec 31
29% Jan
2
39
14
26% Jan
7
30% May 2
S3
Feb 18
23% Jun
83
80
82
Oct
83% Nov
29
NOV
25% Mav 19
731/4 Feb
39%
397a
-397k
24%
17.500
24%
40%
247k
24%
2471
24%
25
25
25
55
25%
53
2,100
53
54'A
52
52
52
52 74
2%.
13 7 k
13%
*53
2%
2%
2%
2%
274
274
13%
13%
13%
137 k
13%
13%
2%
137 k
25
22%
22%
60%
61%
*22%
617k
34
34%
33%
Name
90
24% Jan
10
12
23% Jun
18
21
Feb
2
113% Dec 31
111
Jun
4
71
96%
98
97
360
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
177k
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17%
9474
477;,
47%
18 %
100,600
*46
47%
46%
46%
47
46%
46%
300
58%
57%
58%
5774
58
57
57%
11,000
65%
*46
*97
97%
Co
58%
57%
*65%
66%
*65%
66%
65
65%
65%
29%
30
29%
297a
29%
29%
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297k
45
45
*44%
45
44 %
45
44%
45
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44%
*96%
98
*9674
9874
x95%
95%
40
18%
18%
18%
187k
4,000
4%
4%
6,000
76,700
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18%
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,
474
98
98
18%
18%
18%
5
47 k
18%
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187k
47 k
5
4%
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39%
39%
97%
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97%
96
96
62%
62%
62%
02%
62 %
50%
51%
50
50%
47%
48%
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99%
21%
21%
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99
98
98
99%
99
99
98%
99
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8474
84
84
83%
84%
83%
84%
84%
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100
91%
91%
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39%
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100
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100
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21%
100
t
100
397k
39
41%
98
38%
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95%
95%
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17,000
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13,400
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100
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100
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94
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4774
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36,900
46
48%
47%
48%
30%
32%
31%
327 k
30%
31%
30%
72
71%
71%
71
71%
71%
71%
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59%
59%
59%
59%
60%
59%
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59%
81
81
81
81%
81%
80%
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80
80
78
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467k
78
76%
767k
50
47%
46%
47%.
43,000
1274
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1274
12%
12%
2,300
81
*76%
4714
48%
46%
47%
47%
13%
13%
13
13
12%
127k
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No par
1
;
common
10
10
IOC
100
common..
1
75
2.50
*76%
78
46
99
♦96%
99
43%
44
44%
44%
45
457 k
4474
45
94 %
92%
92%
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93%
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92%
31%
32%
32
32%
32
327k
32%
32%
3,300
37%
39%
38%
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39
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39
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12,400
|
22%
23%
227k
23%
22%
227k
227k
22%
227k
22%
4,400
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90%
89%
89 %
89
89 '4
89
89
93
93
16%
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16%
89%
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16%
89%
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96
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95
95
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138
167k
1674
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137%
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13774
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136
90
30
2874
297k
29
29
3,800
80
81
77%
80 %
77%
78%
76
78%
75%
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21%
22%
22
78%
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•
21%
22%
77%
77%
84
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21%
21%
124
124
65 %
104
66
104
35%
5
27%
l\
129%
37
28%
134
78%
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21%
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64%
104
36%
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138
22%
2174
79%
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79
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79
83
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83
84
83
21%
20%
21%
125
65%
104
37
27%
130%
135
♦122%
.
125
65
20%
207k
125
♦123%
6574
64%
65
►103
227k
105
105
105
35 >4
36%
27%
377k
27%
1347k
36
2774
131%
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277 k
133
10
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
267k
2674
26 7k
100
90%
91%
90%
91 %
92
9174
9274
10
26%
26%
26%
91%
26%
26%
26%
26
267k
2
82%
84%
827k
83%
827k
83%
8174
82%
497k
21%
20%
*123%
657a
104
35%
277k
128%
26%
preference
Power
Gamble
Co
.
*92
1,450
49%
50%
4974
387k
377k
387k
49%
377k
29
297k
287k
2974
29
83
83
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83
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87
84
84
83
837k
87
87
867k
86%
86%
87
"102
103
101 %
com
10
div
Indiana
No par
preferred
100
23% Jan
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
25
4.33% preferred
29
32% Jan
8
35% Apr
3
19
58
Jan
2
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
13
65% May 19
48% Apr 16
Pure
27% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45% Mav
54% Jun
Quaker
.
Industries
Inc
com
25
100
5
preferred
No par
Puget So ind Power & Light Co„.10
Pullman
2,100
7,700
2,600
38
Nov
3,000
2,100
18,900
24,500
49%
35% Dec
26%
380
82%
39
60
37
277k
131
10
4,100
267k
49%
2
66%
104
8174
29%
43% Jan
125
40
200
1,900
257k
29%
26% Jan
20%
7,900
92%
38%
$4.75
2174
21,800
(H K)—
sink fund
Publicker
20
xl36
29%
*135
49%
7
100
29%
29%
16
140
2,800
29
39%
Jan
60
29%
49%
15
16%
6,800
29%
137
%
86% Jan
95
137%
140
138%
99
16%
16%
140
99
38%
9
620
*92%
29%
84
120
20,100
*96%
99
No par
10% May 28
20,400
94%
32%
44
preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
11
72
44%
*9614
*92%
.1
common._10
78
4874
32
<
No par
2
Co
47
48%
l
100
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
30
370
33%
5
1st series prior pfd
Potomac Electric
Dec
40
7/64
9/64
99
50%
100
com
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co...
15 % Dec
150
99
46%
5
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
85
190
32%
100
$3.50 convertible preferred
2
92%
*71%
5914
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd_„. 100
8
7
2174
3
preferred class A
5% Jan
310
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
&
~
100
50c
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
.1.25
Inc
15,700
1,700
100
preferred
(The)
30
29
No par
100
com
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co
5
4%
66
28%
97%
Inc—
convertible
>4/
*65%
No par
common
$4.80
5% fo
360
58%
6214
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Co
*46
100
Corp common
Pittston
400
96 %
12.50
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
5fo
3,400
16,800
100
3%%
1 67% Jan
Mar
*69
17%
3 % fo
13
69%
96%
76% Mar 13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
91%
68
96%
Public Serv Co of
18
3.700
89i'/4
90
67
X9574
9
Sep
114%
89%
90
9874
6
20 Vb Nov
113%
113
88 74
67
9774
96%
106% Apr
48% Feb
May 28
113%
111%
88%
67%
99%
100
100
70% May 29
21% May 14
112%
113
97%
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
43 %
67%
98%
16
5
31
88
69
28%
Jan
100% Jun
Dec
80% Mar 13
XllO%
91%
400
X28%
93
107% Apr 22
11,700
28%
100
2
1,800
3474
28%
4.18% preferred...
12
62%
34%
29%
Mar 20
Jan
2274
62%
347k
28%
92
Sep
*2174
63
33%
29%
5
37
22%
62%
347k
98
Jun
3
22%
63%
337 k
29
May 29
86% Jun
2274
627k
99%
$1.40
8
2274
347k
29
Public Serv Elec & Gas
Apr 23
46
24
227k
99
33% Mar 3
91% Mar 20
Apr
70% Nov 26
2
lli
400
1,800
16,400
25
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp new
5%%
13%.
120
28%
100
$1 conv preference
4.40fa preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
$5
2%
9,900
63
Rights
Philco
2%
changed to Fairbanks Whitney Corp.'
111%
*67
43% Apr
98
18
95% Apr
29% Feb
*53
1
4
95
29
4074
4
100
.
3974
47% Feb 17
6
15
39%
37% Jun
29
Oct
40%
Procter
Oct
105
39%
10,300
89% Mar 23
68% Jan , 6
9
86
21
49;
preferred
Porter Co
90
4674
33%c
Pitts Coke &
Mar 18
4574
93-% •
No par
24% Mar 12
94
70,300
•48%
Ry Co
Pitney-Bowcs
99% Apr
16% Feb
297 k
•
*91%
5
common
5
20
5,000
287k
100
42% May
Mar 24
5%
297k
100
95% May
8
37% Anr 24
97
5%
28%
49%
No par
Phillips-Van Heuseu Corp
5% preferred
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
47% Apr
57 k
29%
92
1
Phila Electric
103% Apr
88% Apr
160
5%
287k
46%
10
8
3
300
1,110
48%
Corp of America
1
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) & Co Inc com-33%c
Pfizer
'
138"
92
Co
Pet Milk Co
41%
162
457k
4% 2nd preferred (ccnv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp__
Apr
3S2 Jun
99
Pepsi-Cola
5
►136
93%
No par
5
70% Mar
■fojun
3
21% May 29
6
136
162
49%
Pfeiffer
8
Apr 10
60
5
13674
574
48
*40
46%
Petroleum
24
5
31% Apr
287k
13674
43
16274
136
"
10
Eastern
2
,
48%
*40
162
467k
preferred
Peoria
13
•48
40
162
45*%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
951/4 Jun
497k
162
100
*917k
common
74
26'A Jan
17,400
"
62%
92
Pennsylvania RR
36V4 Feb
4974
74
40
-
47%
39 %
1
Corp
Corp
Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
9
9,000
03 '
300
46
Glass Sand
5
6174
"
5
Penn Power &
18
May
18% Dec
2
Corp
convertible
&
1,100
3,600
46%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_;
Mar 23
2074
6674
•
-
92
Corp
59% Mar 11
S
62
6
Jan
66%
607k
48
40 Va
47k
27%
207k
66%
2,600
21%
45
2.50
Penney
Dec
102
2
37% Jan
20
20
44%
*91
No par
65% Mar 20
10
37
■
98% Apr
49 %*
29% "
28
22%
66%
60%
62
138:
-3.50
Cement
Penna
8
5
*20%
13 J
12%
21
48
common
82 % Mar 23
5
4%
227k
667k >60%
162
137
137-4
♦207k
63 :
1617k
*1374
46%
Co
(J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
29% May
102% Apr
1
Feb
4
*
139% "
407a
>■
137 k
13
93%
Enterprises-
93% May 21
5
2818 May 18
951/4 Jun
5
94% Jan
7
15% Apr
Mar
117
41% Dec
3
3-
8
69% Sep 23
40% Dec 30
95
Jun~19
98% Jan
*137%
1
497a
41
162
2074
337k
-
'
4714
Ford
<fe
Penn-Dixie
Penn-Texas
49%
*39
161%
-
12%
-20%
1474
20%
r
1
prior preferred
conv
Penick
4914
-
100
Transportation
Patino Mines &
62%
127k
207k
*137«
2Q%"
-14%
227k
66%.
No par
Co
30
5%
627k
No par
Parke Davis
Parmelcc
66%
02%
*12 7a
1274
-
*20%
66% ■-.66.7k
1
4% preferred
Paramouht Pictures Corp
24% Apr
5
Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
15% Jan
22% May 12
47% Jan
8
*20% V 22%
100
Consolidated
19%
'
*137k
-
-No par
preferred
1274
3
'
14%
10
Corp
•3% Jan
2% May 14
12% Feb 26
32% May
4
6%
Lighting
12%
:;20%
1414:
Pacific Mills
No par
Pacific Telcp & Teleg common__100
35% Apr
1
12%
x20
25
2
8
5%
5
-l
-
3
Jan
■
Inc
Aggregates Inc_5
25
169% Apr 20
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
7
44\2Jun
&
preferred
30% Jan
8
Fisheries
Pacific Cement
40%Jun
19
150
Pacific Amer
Pacific Coast Co common
66% Jan
4
2
12% Jan
5
3
Dec
31
Feb 27
16
15% Jan
5
Sep 30
117% Jan
•
26
May
20% Jun
54% Dec
20% Feb 21
12:
18
64% Nov
r
10% Jan
-19% May 13
49
*83%
101%
44%
44%
44%
4474
71
71%
*70%
71%
71%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
*21
21%
21%
21%
111%
111%
10%
11%
85
85
112
10%
*85
102
112
11%
80
22%
♦21
111%
107k
*85
4,100
50
220
86%
86%
180
1017 k
447 b
43%
♦707k
100%
101
1,010
44
9,100
7134
70
22%
•22
2274
22%
227b
300
21%
♦21
2174
*2074
21%
300
*110% 112
10%
1074
8,700
111
112
10%
:
112
107u
1074
86
♦85
86
86
86
250
60
34%
3374
33%
4,500
62
6374
62
63
2,900
42 7k
4274
41%
42%
8
34%
33%
34
34%
34%
; 3374
64%
63
64%
63%
63%
•
5
Oil
19,600
8174
7174 '7174
64%
43%
44%
42%
43%
42 %
42%
33 7
29%
80
43%
"
38
83
8174
100%
,
No par
Inc
*82 7a
87
*85%
7174
44
'
8174
101%
44%
83
♦81
83
1
18,700
Q
131
23
Oct
July
For
28
28
*
146% Apr 23
26 % July 24
footnotes
see
page
20.
5
127% May 19
24
Feb 25
14G
Mar
16
5
27% Jan 26
6%
Oats
Co
common
5
preferred
_10Q
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
50
131
25%
50%
131
25 7a
49 7k
131
•25
49%
131
257*
49%
49 %
131%
1317a
25
25
48%'
49%
48%
487k
3,000
*130
132
131
131
150
25
25
25
25
1,100
23
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
tar Frerlow
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Sales for
PRICES
•
June 5
June 4
June 3
the Week
Friday
Thursday
% Wednesday
June 2
June I
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hifkeet
AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
f
Year 1958
Mvift
LOW
STOCKS
Shares
R
24% Dec 31
27% Apr
19% Feb
Ranco
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co ——
—
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4% noncum 2nd preferred
14
73% Apr 27
25
Jan 21
2
25 % Jan
22% Apr
13
34% Jan
34
Jan
Jan
5
2
19% Jan
2
5
27% Jun
1
21% Jun
5
Reeves Bros Inc
31% Jun
2
40% Apr 22
20
24
30 % Dec 29
25% Aug
8
14% Oct 27
2
30
12
37% Jan
26
33% Jan 14
34%
11
26
26%
25',4
55%
57 \'r.
52
70
-
24%"
24%
36
7,
Jan
2
Jan
5
20% Apr
60% Apr
16% Jan
Jan
7
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
8
22% May 12
77% Dec
39% Dec
54% Dec
8y8 Jan
10
2
2
11
19
19
29
30
33% Dec
9
32 V+ Jan
10
78 Vb Dec 31
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
78% Jan
1% Jan
2
87% May 22
20Vb Dec 22
3
Oct 14
80% Jun
10% Jan
9
2
1
38% Nov 13
44% Dec 16
81
12% May
Jan
31
16y« Dec
Jan
14
5
Oct 15
50% Oct 27
22
May 20
18
29% Jun
9% Dec
37% Apr
25% Jan
29% Jun
Reliance
7
60 % Mar
7
23% Jan
8% Jan 22
6
13% Jan
8
10 % Apr
20% May
38% Jan
Mar
312
90
30%
Jan
$7yWan
19
23
2
481% Jail 29
3?%
32%
26%
26%
26 Va
26?«
26%
-5,200
19%
18?n
19%
18%"
19 %
18%
21%
27,600
•33%
32%
32%
31%
32 'A
31%
32
13,200
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10
'9%
10
'32%
31%
23
Apr
30
Jan
30
May 14
92
5
24% Mar 12
7
14% Mar 25
19% Jan ;
16 % Jan
2
34
2
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20
2
1G?+ Nov 24
53 % Nov 20
20 Va Dec
13
38?« Apr
Jun
88
8
20
May 27
5011s Jan
24% Jan
17% May 21
2
Apr
7
25% Oct
30'/a Jan
2
40% Nov 20
38% Jan
2
30
4
/ 14% Mar 25
Jan
3
11% Dec
14
8
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18%
18%
18%
18%
1,100
%
52 'A
52%
52%
53%
53
53
2,100
29%
28 y2
29:,ii
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29%
9,200
59
59
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59
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58
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22%
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54
55
54
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42%
43%
42%
44%
43?+
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43?a
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43 %
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27,300
86%
85%
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88%
90
88
90%
40,100
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46%
130%
46%
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129%
130%
130
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23%
2%
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No par
10
85%
80
46
46 %
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5
100
1
5s
46 %
84
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2%
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24%
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36?is
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607
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590
580
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20
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11%
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11%
11
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31%
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19%
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19 %
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43%
44%
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1
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46
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22%
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83
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,
23%
1,500
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130
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50%
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23%
22%
2%
2%
50%
24%
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130
129%
129%
129
85
5
Royal McEee Corp
Ruberoid Co
Ruppert (Jacob)
47% Mar 11
10% Jun
16
59
9%
400
18%
:•>. 52
27%
60
23
10
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
26
41.% Mar 19.
.31%
53
29%
.
10 '
10%
28%
26
.
•18%
18%
13
'53%
-
10
'10
10%
18%
Robertsliaw-Fulton Controls com__l
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas «fe Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp.—
—
1
Roper (Geo D> Corp
1
Royal Crown Cola Co
1
30
30
>
1,300
32%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
10% Jan
28
33
400
36
33
18% 7
10 %
Rltter Company
Mar 31
626
36
33
26% 6 26%
'18%
Riegel Paper Corp
48% May 15
J 28
12% Nov
Jan
Apr
48
•i
36%
___1
Inc
Richfield
3
27
47 % Apr
16
4
25% Dec
96
22% Dec 30
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
5
26
5% Mar 17
2
29 Va Jail
Oct""!
Dec 18
505
Jan
50
39% Jan
31
8
Jan
38% Mar
4% Jan
31% Jan
35% Feb
24% Jun
2
6
Apr
Apr
39
111
'36
Reynolds (R j) Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
29
2% Jan
9
5
16
2
3,500
•
36% '
'36
Chemical Co„___2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
l
4%% preferred series A
—50
4%% conv 2nd pfd—
100
84% Mar 26
25% May
24%
24 V
m
22, (>00
155,400
19%
Rexall Drug &
17
57% Apr
2% Apr
5% Oct 13
jan~~2
91% Apr
■
'
43%
Revlon
14
21
Va May 15
132% Apr 29
5
27
Jun
32% Apr
35V+ Dec 30
34% Dec 10
22%
Jan
Apr
£ 43
3
May 18
18
2
41 'A Dec
46
23%'
237k
—10
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass..
6
May
63% Apr
7
9
45% Mar 12
2
July 18
28V+ Jan
2
Jan
4
28
50
28
65% Feb
12
109% Dec
22% Jan
14% Feb
5
46% Jan
30% Jan
Mfg Co common
Conv
75% May 27
665/« Apr
48
Feb 28
19% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
i
57
23%
27%,
33%
5
5
100
1
50c
preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation CorpRepublic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
116
65
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
8
2
2514
56%v
24 »A
32%
10
Jan
55
24%
57%
18%
10
16% Jan
25?a
54%
27
1
42% Jan
60% Jun 24
25%
55%
7,800
5oo;
'
68
'66
69
32%
50c
Reliable Stores Corp
17
29
25%
53%
"68
'32 %
No par
$1.25 div prior preference
12% Feb 16
lo%
8% Nov 11
2
7
13
31
9
2
1.800
25%
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j Rels (Robt) & Co—
3y«Jan
34 %
71
%
24%
24%
36%
70%
33
96,200
66 %
69%
33%
71
25%
•
6 55
35%
50
50
Reichhold Chemicals
•
65%
70?4
33%
32%
32%
34%
70
7i
No par
1
—5
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
Jan
Dec 17
69
28
-33%
34%
67%
66
'70
71
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72
72 "
68 %
67%
68 %
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a
72
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5
Jun
52
■:\i2
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Inc
68'
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of America com—No par
1st preferred
$3.50
May 22
73
50% Jan
21
17
60% Oct
July 14
31% July 25
25% Jun 10
17% May 28
Jan
23 v0 Jail
74% Mar 5
33% May; 6
23% Dec
19 y*
6
71
69% Jun
75 % May
30
16% Apr 10
45'A Apr
8
14 y* Jan 13
21% Feb
Radio Corp
May 11
43% Feb
12
48'A Dec 31
2
$oy+ Jan
89% Sep
x44%
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1
'19%
19%
44
-44%
,
900
'
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17?+ -18%
17?+
44%
44%
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2,300
31
17?a
18
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18%
31 %
32
11%
44%
44!»
44%
44%
44%
3,000
10%
10%
103«s
10%
GOO
7
11
'10%
11'
s
9
Jan 24
84% Dec
22% Jan
2
2
31% Dec
161
Jan
1
30
73
Oct 29
46% Dec 10
21?a Oct
10% Jan»k2
Apr:7
26% Jan
2
Jan 20
Nov
21
26% Oct
28
25% Mar
36?+ Dec
11
35
Dec
31
97
16
48% Oct 24
32% Jan
13
61% Dec
Feb
20
46
Dec
2
17
16% Nov
21
12
12 i
3
74?b Nov
11
34
8% Apr
65% Feb
2
Savage Arms Corp,
2
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common—;
45
Apr
14
10
43% Apr
6
Feb
9
15%. Mar
2
8
87% Mar
81
Jan
5
Oct
2
19
May
5
28% Oct
71
Nov
12
6
77
2
10
Jan 20
87
66
,
May 22
9
13
'30% Mar'18
00
7
Apr
•
Mar 17
78
Jan
15
4
7% Jan
2
;10% 'Mai* il
393A Sep 30
25
Dec 11
35'% Feb
9
23
Jan
22
! 40?i,May 25
29% Apr
3
2
16
Sep
3
13? a Jail
2
19V May 27
48 Va Dec
.
Jun
12
21% Apr
7
17% Jan
10
8% Jan
73
24
Jan
3
25
Jan
C
40
Dec
10 y« May
6
19 3A Dec
5
11
4C?i Jun
5
16% Aug
8% Jan 10
17?/+ Jan
25
46?a Dec
25% Apr
11
13
39% Nov 17
1
Dec
3
Feb
12
85?a Oct
17 y« Feb
24
233/4 Oct
14
13% May 20
Feb
79
7
20?a Sep
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc common
3
15V» Mar 20
,i.
4 91
1
|
8
4
46% Jan
26
t;
49
,
17?a Jan
!
23
17'A Jun
4
>
12% Jun 25
32% Dec
26'% Jan
6
■
22
40
10
Jan
2
Apr
17
33'A Jan
2
50% Jan
2
16?a Sep
46 ?i Mar
Feb
48
Nov
4
Jan
7
20',2 Dec
3
1
18% Jan.
G
66% Dec
24
61'% Jan
12
72?8 Sep
5
25
30
62
Jun
4
25?4 Apr
7
46?+ Dec
19
44 'A Jan
15?i Jan
2
23% Oct
14
16
14?a Jan
2
25'% Dec
17
Jan" 13
15% Apr
6% Jan
3
2
203A Jan
2
47?a Jan
14
52%
Apr" 25
21?e Dec
10?a July
18
8
67% Apr
Jail
7"
14
223A Jan
May 21
16
4
1
5
Smith-Corona
29?8 May 21
.
48?+ May 22
46%
89 %
91
92%
1
29?+
30
29%
62%
62 3
63?+
64%
South Carolina E & G Co com
28
32'% Jun
5
38
52
May
49
7
52% Feb 25
34?+
Dec"30
36
May 29
Jan
May 27
24'% Jun
5
33
32% Jan
13
48?'a Jan
2
61'A Dec
17
24% Jan 13
37?'a Dec
29
34
Dec
31
Apr
57 Vb Jun
15
Apr
20
26% May 21 *
323A Jan
1
2
35% Mar
3
63;;
5%
preferred
South Jersey Gas Co new
South Puerto Rico Sugar
com
17%
50
2,50
5
25
'*77%
.78%
83
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88
35%
41
46%
>
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84
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83i->
7,100
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19 %
183i
19%
18?+
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19
21%
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21
20%
21'+
17%
17'A
7,400
17%
17%
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17%
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33%
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34%
32 7 a
32%
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52 %
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29?+
28?+
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62%
63
61 Tii
63%
63 3+
62
63
61
62
60
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17
•
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45
•
45%
45 ? a ,'?.46?8
+
46 3 «
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31
63% Jan
8
56
Dec
29
53 3A Feb
13
2
19
July 15
18% Jan
2
193A Jan
19
13
49!+
34?«
,
50?+
50?+
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25%
25%
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25
25 !n
25
38 5
38
38'2
38 !b
38%
38%
7,50
38
35'A
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(Del)
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69
70%
69! is
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
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20
55 "a
56 Va
18?t»
18%
100
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Gas
Southern Pacific Co
Co
»
69
69 %
69
693a
55'%
56
55%
55 Va
55'%
18?a
-
18%
18'%
18?+
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72
*70'%
72
78
Feb
20
68'A Mar 13
75
40% Dec
31
40% Jan
2
47 Va May 12
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
45
45%
44'A' •44?+
22'% Oct
30
19 ?s Apr
2
22?+ Jan
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
*22
22 %
22
23A Jan
3
7?+ Dec
3
67'% Oct
12% Jan
2
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
17% Apr
85'% Jan
17
fl% Jan
2
~62%~Jan
3
79%
20y«Jim
2
31% Dec
2
13
Apr 22
15
95
May 7
27% Oct 30
Sep"2~4
29
Tor footnotes see page 26.
56?a Jan
8
85% May 15
17% Jan
2
21% Feb
88
9
May 20
69% Mar 11
89% Apr
10
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20% preferred
21% Mar 16
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
28'+ May 21
97% Feb 13
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
22% Jan
2
•ft Jun
77% Jan
27% Jun.
5
47?'+ May 25
5? Jun
5
2
84? b'May
2
33% Mar 20
7
Rights
common
common
8?a
2.50
6
100
1
8%
8?+
66'%
<
87?«
19
•
25 ?+
91
44
44?+
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12%
82'A
5
27%
28?a
.
43?+
367%
13.800
x34'%
34%
2,100
38
38? a
21.800
68%
69%
18,700
55% " 56%
18?s
18?a
3,200
56
183+
72
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42%
43
21
-
8%
67 Va
21'/+
/
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67 Va
__
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8
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82
28'A
87%
18?'e
18?a,
18 ?a
2,300
18%
26 Va
25 ?a
253+
112,000
91
90%
90!+
42?+
43?+
10.000
43 3A
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105,600
27,100
26?a
91
43%
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82
82
28
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28'A
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3,300
20
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1,300
7,400
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82
,
4,200
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67'/a
%
—
—
7,300
72
21%
25 Va
25%
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3 5'A
43'%
89%
,
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37?+
10
19'
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10,200
67'%
+
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19
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41? +
27
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-
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-
26
90
25%
66
18%
67!
400
57%
a
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8
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8?a
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22
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2,-400
5,300
35
57'/a
21%
443+
22
87?b
18?4
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72
43%
*
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83+
66'%
19 ?a
50c
25
2
common
22
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67!%'
86'%
'
35'+
68'A
8
92
24?+
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3Q?a
10
Nov 26
24'%
34! 2
35
13
87
26
2 5'A
•
25'%
35'A
Jan
49% Apr 22
3,700
./-. 300
50 ?a
38
38
8,600
+
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.
44,500
23
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37?a
37?b
5.400
17,100
,
45?a
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35%
•
46%
50
38
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5
45? a
2 7 ? 11
13,500
25'A
.
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37?a
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Nov
9 % Mar
27
33!a
5
'
12
6% Jan 27
;
5,300
7%
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Edison
70
12
14.800
58
Southern California
32
Jan
16%
32'%
57'A
70% May 21
60?4 Jan 15
2
4,100
16?a
23
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10
595;,
7%
-
57%
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Jail
30
14,200
62%
34%
33
35
25%
62%
58%
23?ii
22?+
7?a
25%
01%
•
4a5 a
45
23?+
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4,000
5,200
"-','45
34?+
463A Jan
103/a Jan
34?a Jan
46
7?a
52
>
.
57?a
4
22
27! a
23 3+
35%
1,800
95
29%
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%-
*33?+
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37% Jun
,.
1.600 4
52
-
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62
62? a
.
58
Southern
9
94
34
37% Mar 16
44'A Dec
51%
57%
39 ?4 Apr 21
2
52%
34
5
2
46
51% ;
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46
46'2
-
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35?a
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24
28'A Jan
% 9,900
17'b
34
Feb
33
8,500
40?4
35%
-/
57%
34% Jan
35
15?a
40
34
preferred
633A Mar 25
"430
13%
13%
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8%
1
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85 d:
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84
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19,900
11%
26?+
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12!
11%
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26
19,500
83%
>
25'b
24%
23? i
2
25 %
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40 ?a
16
25%
?„
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27
,
3.000
45
45%
63?ii
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52
40%
24%
17 %
35
36?a
17%
40%
46%
>
1,600
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17%
21%
63 '+
7%
2,200
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46 ?b
62%
23
24
6,200
19,500
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27
27
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41 %
16%
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18%
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27 %
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Smith-Douglass Co Inc
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Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
,15
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19.
21
46 %.
5
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Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O) Corp
34?8 Dec 30
9
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3,300
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13 34
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Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons Co
' Simonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity Pattern Co
Apr 28
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5
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Sheraton
51
2
68
10
Bheller
45! b Mar ,25
14
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Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
26
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20
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38
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Sharon Steel Corp
Sliattuck (Frank
Shell Oil Co
1
%
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30
21'% Nov 14
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1
1
Shamrock Oil & Gas—
Jan 26 '
90% May 21
17
—
13
77
77-89
25%
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25%
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Shahmoon Industries Inc
18?s Jun
12?«
75 %
77
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—
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Apr
18]/a Jan
7
39
Apr 30
32?is May 7
13'/a Jan
5
1
26% Feb
17
20
13 Va May
4
3
24% Jun
6
9'/4 Jan
83%Jun
Oct 24
40
30
Seaboard Air Line RR Go——20
Seaboard Finance Co,
1
Seagrave Corp,
*
5
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Sears Roebuck & Co
3
45% Mar 18
39% Jan
22
4'AMar
£
;
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Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
39? is Mar 11
4
22
8% Jan
5%
Schick Inc—
l
-Scott Paper Co common
2-* No par
$3.40 preferred-^,,2—i—No par
$4 preferred
,
No par"
Scovlll Mfg Co common
25
i
3.65% preferred-—
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78
.47%
77%
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14
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14
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10
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15% Jan
.Jan
3
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92
68
4
72% Jan
86
75/ts Feb
Mar 13
97
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34%
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27%
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34
4.30% conv preferred
Bt Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L Sail Fran Ry Co com
No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
Bt Regis Paper Co common,
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
51% Apr 28
,
39% Feb
17
85% Apr
,
79?4 Apr 30
21
35% Apr 28
52 ?4 Feb
9
July 10
99% Jan 24
Oct
75
1
50?a Apr
2
12 ?b Mar
17
12
10% Apr
18% Feb
29
Apr
38
3
Jail
15
35% Apr
5
14
91% May 26
2
Apr
1.66%
100
100
10
Safeway Stores common
4% .preferred
„
25 % May 25
42% Jan
July 10
SO
20% Jan
25
258
Jan
72
15
Mar 24
90
3
May 25
28
Apr
1
30V2 Jan
2
21
Jan 28
233% Nov
53
Jun
42'A Jan
May 22
236
19
35 ?a Nov 17
24
.
35
83
41% Dec 22
95 % Jun 10
10
24% Jan
82
28%
150
300
Volume 189
Number 5853
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2585)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
t
40% Jan
74
69% Dec
2
6
Jan
7
43V* Feb 25
2
18
50
597/e Dec 31
-94% May 26
29% Dec 30
-66 Vz Sep
17
,10% Jan
36
2
Jan
2
89
23
Sep
.11% Nov
"Feb
7
29% Jan
2
29
Jan
6
54
15% Jan
Dec
22
-
12% Jan
20
[31 Va-Jan
17% Feb
28
43
r
,? 26%
2% Jan
-
39% Feb 14
15% Jan
2
-9 > Apr
1
r
*79
Jan
59
105% Apr
20% Jan
-
3
f
•
20
■
3
.-.
27
57% May 14
Stevens (J P)
?• 2-7 %~ Mar, 13
52% Apr
18% Jan
17 % Jan
19
55% May
24% Jan
"Apr
65
>
12
•Stone
2
-
Apr
13
11% Jan
2
Sunbeam
Nov1 24
87
'•»
69
Jan
88
•
2
28% Dec
Jan
60
15
May
6
7
'Sun
15 % Mar 20
>
94
;
65% Feb
3
29
Jan
24% Apr
38% Jan
15
13
7
2
Dec
19
9% Jan 24
1865
:
Aug 11
Jun
94% Jan
•
7% May
1725
Jan
9
106% Feb
5
7
7
29
20
2165
Jan
38% Jan
2
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
35
Jan
5
42% Jun
1
13% Aug 19
2
18% Jan
11% Jan
2
14% Mar
9
36% Dec
2
5
3% Jan
i
8
9% Nov
17
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
35% Jan
58% Nov 21
2
25% Mar 18
■
36% Dec
55% Feb
89
24
9
Dec
16
29
Feb
47
6
9
Feb
3
Sunshine
Biscuits
Mining
■Sutherland
May 11
87
Jun
1
■>■
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"37
Jan
2
24% Nov
2
86
■-
26% Jan
Aug-" 8
10
Jun
4
27
Apr
1
39% Aug 22
24% Dec 25
1
2
2
28% May 29
6% Jan
2
44% Jan
28
22
Feb
25
13
Apr
28
Nov
17% Dec 11
7
9% Apr
15% Jan
133
3
39% Jan 23
2
67
8"
Dec
14% Mar 10
112
Feb
May
Feb
63
18
72
16
19% Jan
8
24% Mar
23
Jan
2
27% Mar
30
Apr 24
29% Dec
1
41% Feb 25
73
Dec
-61% Oct
8
90
May 20
84
20
2
15
36% Mar
27% Jan
2
40% Nov 11
38% Feb
52% Oct
1
2
58
Apr
25% Nov
53% Jun
16% Jan
17
21
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17
Oct
13
52
43
23 % Feb
53
20
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45
Jan
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••
7
16
11
7
9
15% Jun
16
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36% Jan
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8
32 % Jan
6
3% Jan
2
15% Oct 28
13% Jan
13% Jan 13
26% Oct 22
21
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19
5
54% Mar
75% Mar
43 Vz Apr
May 26
Mar
13% Mar
2
10% Jan
2
2
30% M*»r 13
9% Jun
5
> <83% Apr
21 % Jan
r
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126% Dec 31
120%; Feb
9
32% Dec 31
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1
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5
98% Mar
90
81% Feb ' 5
84
Apr 29
75
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81
Mar 24
71
May 22
83
May 5
Apr 29
94
^
Apr 25
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8
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2
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44
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'
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75
Apr. 27
77% Feb 25
Mar
3
19 '
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66
111
Jan
31
143
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2
108
Oct 27
91
19.
Jan
Jan:
Jun
37
May 21
2
23
May 12
30'/a Jan
92
May 22
95
32% Sep 15
79% Oct
7
Dec 29
48
Utilities
Inc
22% Jan1
11% Jan
Glass
Mfg
Chemical
13
,38% Apr
69
21
88% Apr
Jan
46% Mar 10
65% Jan
14
153
Sep 23
6% Jan
2
8% Jan
39
Jan
For
Airlines
■
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33%
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38 Ye Feb
6
2% Mar 10
.
34% Mar
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120
Apr
165
Mar 30
34
12% Jan
27
Jan
20
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7
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4
44% May 28
'36% Mar
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10,200
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17,900
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14
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common
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29
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17%
22%
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US Borax & Chemical Corp com—1 "
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100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
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4
21
May 22
22
26%
35%
21 Ye
35
23
66 %
-
66%
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23%
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5
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach common
6%
26
Jan
20.
27%
27
25
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v
14'
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58
8% Apr
65%
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21 %
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54
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35
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3
30% Apr 28
42% May 0
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8
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54%
21
50
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United-Cgrr Fastener
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9
6
152
23%
59%
Apr
Jan
25%
23%
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63%
84
25%
53%
l,
of America
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85
25%- 25%
23%
25
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17
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United Biscuit
•.
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65
26
32%
53% J"n
-
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'
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37% Oct
footnotes
63%
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32%
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85
12
64%
85
20 3 4
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29
63%
65 %
10 '
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82
47% Feb
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22
2
3
25%
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29%
23 %
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2
25%
20%
90
2
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51%
1
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32
51
20%iviay29
31 % Jun
41% Sep
11% Oct
31%
52%
7
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
7
33
50%
16% Jan
2
17
32
53%
—2
2
Dec
26
33%
51%'
Corp.:
1 % Jan
102
26%
:v 33%
54
United Industrial
45% Jan
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
26%
33%
5
1
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520
51 %
23%
50
4
122
25
1
common
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33%
1
*
121
56%
:ur
—1
conv
120
50
common
conv
123
25%
'v$V425%
4.
5
Co__
(ser of
121
54%
2
preferred
(ser of 1956)
120
*25%
No par
4%
120
24%
26%
1
^
4%
8,800
77,400
United Air Lines IncUnited Aircraft Corp common
-
26
67%
California^
Car
24%
67%
-
non-cum
25%
24%
series
$4
24%
24%
No par
of
24%
68
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp__—;
No par
Union Electric Co, common
10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.70 .series
No par
Union Oil
23%
24
16 '
22
"57% Dec 11
24%
33,500
67%
Inc
Co
Co__
Corp
29%
69%
prior preferred
conv
Coach
Oil
121
28%
24%
L
Electric
116
29%
26%
25
u
World
29
3,400
26
17% Feb
18% Nov 21
24,500
6,900
68%
13% Mar 12
2
29,600
23%
10
2
%
26
Corp_.
3
32
69%
United Greenfield
Jan
31%
80%
23%
3
Jan
33%
79%
26
17
10% Jan
32%
22%
58% Apr
12
14.200
68%
-20% Jun
17% Dec
82%
26%
2
16% Jan
Jan
Co
30%
121
13
48% Jan
31
2
22%
20%
36%
38
51%
19%
14%
31
7,500
84
69%
—.
United Fruit
Dec
2,700
"
16
23%
Co
United
16% Dec
2
29%
22 '
50
25 :
Edison
45 % Mar
11% May 16
S% Jan1 2
21% Jan
114
42% Jan
34% Jan
26% Jan
30%,
L_10
22% Mar 20
Jan
35% May 28
36% Jun
5
-
80%
37
10%
69%
common
2
16
30
4
80
9%
15%
81%
26
United Electric Coal Cos,
50% Aug 28
Dec
33%
81
_100
Oil
37% Mar 16
40% Dec
78
33%
79%
36%
"
23
preferred
12
27% Jan
32% Oct 20
33% Apr 29
33%
31%
—5
29% Jan
2% Oct 21
33%
80%
5
2
47% Dec
33%
34
—
United Artists
Mar 24.
26% Jan
34% Jan
32i3
82
Co
Co
8% Jan
13
84
No par
50c
18
16% Oct
83
—No par
Co
65% May 6
9% May 19
8% Nov
84%
121
common
Dreferred—
conv
34% Nov 21
'
6% Jan
-
,-■
32% Mar 26
Api
33
11.000
4%
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
24% Feb
•
87
24%
Union Pacific RR Co
Mar 26
96
100% Mar 12
10
45
36
40% May 19
Aug
27% Dec
27% Nov 26
16%
83 %
24%
136
91
-
10%
15%
100
Union Twist Drill Co
51% Jun
Aug
9%
16%
10
Co
4 /
33% Nov
37%
10%
cx-distributIon___1
Ry
25% Feb
69% Aug
37
117%
28%
Union Tank
9
8,300
119%
6
2
>
37
100
25,600
116%
37% Jan
2
2
36%
37%
37
Preferred
.
38 (a Feb
52% Jan
15% Jan :
12%
29%
?3% Feb 26
21% Jan
,
12
300
2,600
116%
'
6
20% Apr
30% Jan
,
12%
10
Preferred $3.50 series
3
50% Mar
87
4
8va Jun
16
9% Dec 18
37% Dec 31
24% Feb
6
12%
Trust—
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
35% Mar 16
-7©% Sep
4
80% Nov 10
;
51
2
103% Jun 23
41%
12%
41%
*26
w
29%
Land
Udyljte Corp (The)—
Underwood Corp.,
'
Mar 16
17
Sep 15
'
14
2
149% May 29
-
12%
27
37.
conv pfd series of 1957
—50
Century Fox filmij
,
1
Twin City Rap Transit com
No par
14% May 28
20% Jan
28
12%
42%
113%
Pacific
5%
Jan
42%
12%
41%
*26
29%
TXL
4
41
40%
12%
42 '
27"
42"
42
116%
Twin
11
20
41%
41%
Xl5%
5r/o
1
12% Feb
Nov
27%
x40%
;
1770
18,100
Mar 13
23%>Dec
■
*26
42%
1755
38.800
17% Apr 20
11% Dec 29
44
27.
41%
1780
21%
121 %
28%
25% Apr
2
Mar 25
27
37%
20th
5
2
30%
27%
42%
1760
21%
Tung-Sol
3
3
s% Jan
800
12%
1
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred series A (conv)
10
12% Jan '
:
900
4,400
7%
42
1797
21%
7
48
7%
*26
1785
21%
9
5
7%
42
Tri-Continental Corp common—
$2.70 preferred-—
5
54% Jan
7%
41
21%
34% Jan
7%
42%
35
Feb
7%
98
1810
Transamerica Corp
i—
1—2
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
59
7%
1,100
35%
1799
Trans
14
36
39% Dec
3
Jan
7%
1815
42% Mar
9
.7%
7%
35%
*97
30%
Trane
14
1
97%
79%
Common
30
21
97%
33,700
29%
4%
15
r
56% Jan
55% Dec
97
23% May 19
;
25% Jan
42 % Nov
95%
3,100
25%
22
30%
Thatcher
26
5
2
97
60%
-
29
$1.25
4
12
3
>
97
35%
78%
Textron
15
Jan
•
97
35%
31%
6
Jan
35%
42 %
No par
32
35%
60
29%
23
37% Jun
35%
10%
Toledo
8
35%
1815
Tishman Realty &, Cohslruction—1
5
22
60%
'
15%
17% Apr
7
36
22%
60%
25%
•
10%
24% Mar 20
Jan
25%
22%
60%
26
15%
19% Mar 11
16% Jan
22%
10%
15% Jan
29
26
*22%
30%
45'/a Jan
26% Jun
25%
22%
29
1
5
,26%
22%
21%
15
3
25%
31%
16 % Dec
30
60%
22%
60%
3,400
2,900
92
30%
26% Dec
Feb
13%
*88
26%
61
2.800
:, •'
..
29%
46% Nov
17% Oct
37
13%
92
76,900
56%
.
21%
2
37
*88
10%
>
56%
X37
31
17
32% Nov
.10%
,
r
800
32%
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing—.
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
10% Jan
2
'
2,100
30%
Texas
4
Jan
9.3Q0
30%;
4,200
21%
Tidewater
70
59%
31%
14
15
18%.
58%;
30To
,
21%
16
Jan
18%
;■
1.600
1,100
,
,
32%
24
60
17%
21%
29% Apr
2
22%
30%
Mar 31
65% Dec
48%
21%
Mar
15
48%
16%;
13% -13%"
-92
13,200
31 %
May 27
57% May
37%
16
Thiokol
3
*88
57%.
37 %
'
16,200
*22%'
r
61
*96%
Thompson (J R)
—15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
2
V
13
10%
56%
U
54%
30%
5
21
14
37%
13%
900
;
.30 Vaj
33%
22
Jan
92-
57
750
„
15,100
No par
Gulf
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
42'-
*88
'
11-%
13,900
.
.16
f
53
;
30%
11%
5
Inc
16% Jan
12% Jan
'
92
13
11%
37%
18% 1
58%,
10%
2
Jan
12%
■
r'j
;
;
30%
57
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c
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6
2
;
30
2.50
2
31
58,
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37%
58%
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,
17%,
1
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Jan
21% Nov 17
11%
55%
17
18
30
.
,
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57.",
r i
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1
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Jan
V
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.
18%
30%
10%
58%
38%
36
9
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.
11%
V
64
25%,
1
29
70% May
18%
25
98%
24%,
64%
.
22 %
5
88
'
11%
33
j
72
10
17%
58%
12.50-
17
56% Feb
23
17%
56
Apr 16
22
49%„, 49%
22%
5;6Q0
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5
38% Nov 21
f
i
6,800
14%.
98
>67
.
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Corp
Texas & Pacific
5
16
Dec
16
16
*
53%
55%
30% j30%!
48%, 49
22% >22%>
17%
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Corp
Sub share ctfs
May 25
21% Dec
24
2
47 % Apr
•
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
9
16%
55%
100
,
24%
65
30-%
400
38,700
35%
*24%.
67%
23%
No par
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Texas
Texas
98% Jan
25%
99%..
17
100
,
2,200
,
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
25% Mar 16
131
24%
98%
55%
.86%;
;
Aircraft
Texaco
25%
30%
t
.
35%
99%
16
<
14%
;
24%
23%
13
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
35% Apr 14
34% May 21
21% Apr 30
61% Jan 27
Dec
Jan
15%
23%
—,1
Tennessee Corp
87
14%
25
52
74% Feb 26
15
25,600
113,900
32%
*93
,
33%
17%'
30
97
35
49 t
30%
l
(James)
Temco
38% Jan' 12
*92
36%
54%
57%
25
TelAutograph
5
32
49%
57%
_5 *
Symington Wayne Corp—
86%
32%
30%
30%
J
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87
31%
25,700
,
47%
51%
58%
87
100
67
[
57
32%
55%
23%
10c
2
2
<:
30%
51%
300
.
53%
46%
„
i
88
.
49%
18%
of California-
Talcott Ino
59%
31%
-17
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* Co
2—
25
5
59
54%
Swift
•
51%
4,900
3%
53%
a
48 %;
51,%
98
f
I62
55%
;
54 3
47%
48%
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,
53%
52%
60
31
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,
1
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.
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14%
V
16,
3%
36%
f
,
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48%
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98 J
16%
31.500
3%
32
t
25%
66%
19
54%
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i:
^
24%
*18%
—
13% Mar 16
■29
22%
15
38% May
16%
1
Corp
87%
98
>67%
560
18%
59%
.
26%
66%
74
19%
52
it
98
; " 98
74
18%
*3%
15%
"15%
15
r 60 3 4
19% Jan
31% Jun
15*
35%
25%
no par
15% Apr 28
Jan
36
20
Corp;common-
t
»
35
35%
"
.1 Superior Oil
23
38% Aug 27
v
94
67
47%
31%
94
100
66%
74%
67%*'
75%
53%
:
V-
48%
30%
30%
*93
__5
——^
Sunshine
•j.
8% Mar 20
<
5
42% Sep
29% Dec 30
3
29% Jan
7% Jan
97
30
47%
31%
:
Corp
Chemical
3%
54%
■»
88
5
—
27
5
Dec
48%
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
25
5Vz% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
9
*3%
54
*87
5
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
1
Mar 13
3%
55%
52
Corp_4r—
Sundstrand
385,. May 29
19%
>"
59%
Co—;
Studebakcr-Packard
19
51%
15
*
34% Mar
19% Jan
Webster
19%
59%
87%
:
& Co, Inc
Broadcasting
•
26% Jan
<
25"% Jun
3
&
Storer
18%
52
•
33% Mar 25
15% Jan 26
66% Jan
2
20%
■
59%
_20 ""
"StokelyrVan Camp Inc' common
5% prior preference—,
6
67
76%
48%
„_1
Corp _i_
'Stix Baer & Fuller Co>
■
T
50
May
67%
75
51%
Stewart-Warner
22
66%
77%
59%
„1
Sterling Drug Inu_;
31 V« May 28
Shares
66%
7
'Stei-clil Bros Stores Ind
the Week
June 5
76%
10 "
Co——L_„_Z^_5
Chemical
Friday
June 4
66%
54%
100
Sales far
Thursday
76%
,3%
$1.20
,-Stauner
PRICES
67
19%
25
preferred
:
22
31% Mar
convertible
SALE
June 3
'
,76%
Q.25
Oil of Indiana
.•
25% Apr 23
25
California-
HIGH
Wednesday
June 2
66 %
convertible preferred
20
•Standard Ry.Equip Mfg Cb„_
1
Stanley Warner Corp—
5
Starrett Co (The) L S_
—No par
; When
issued
—2
;
:
,__♦
18
38
6% Jan
$1.60
:
-17% Mar 20
5
10% Jun
12% Aug 14
2
1360 r Feb
,
'v
3
22% Aug 14
Jan
of
"3%% preferred series A_<
Standard Packaging Corp com
7
30% Mar 19
72
__
Standard Oil of "New Jersey,
Standard Oil of Ohio common
'
r
18
Oct
-Standard
•
Apr* 21
71
.
Feb
preferred
Standard Oil
26
No par
No par
com
Tuesday
June 1
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas &. Electric Go____10c
-
26
26% May-29
" '15% Jan
v
66% Dec 31
28% Dec 29
■
>
1,6
Apr 24
16
Dec
$3.50
20% Jan
8
7
24
Inc
26% Feb
42% Jan
60% Nov 12
•
Jan
2©
37% Mar
:
2
' 13% Jan
,
11
16% Oct
Mar
1
18 % Nov 28
-
'Apr
35% Mar
r
Jan
15% Jan
92
12
65% Jan
Standard Brands
Pat
'
-104
6
Jan
3
64% Jan "23
"
3
63% Apr 16
12
Dec-
?•
59% Jan
5
7
Jan
18
27% Oct 22
45% Nov
:s
18
Monday
EXCHANGE
62% Jan 23
52% Apr ,17
:
*-~-
l 14% Nov"
14
i-IVz Jan
3% Jan
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
23% May 11
5
'31'% Jan
■
,
Uo% Ja~n~l5
v
'
Jun
84
74% May 19
f;
82% Feb
2
27% Jan
18
18% Nov :
69% Mar
5
86% Jun
31
.Jun
14
2
50% Feb
57
29,
33% bee
;
14% Jan
57
Dec
7
52, , Feb 26
46% Feb
9
60% Nov 12
I
Highest
3% May 29
3
Nov
Jun
,14% Jan
21*
61% Nov
42% Feb 24
"
74
19
3% Nov
;47 % Feb 21
-
61% Jan
17% Nov 28
3
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:
19
85% May
Aug 29
Jan
2
3
;
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
w
82%c
—-50
1
50
*151
;
10%
*34%
12%
c44
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32%
47%
45%
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33%
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33%
54%
51%
•
•
47%
1%
>
*
-
51%
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,
•
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154
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12
45%
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83
33%
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112
156
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33%
-
.
112
114%
153
153%
10%
35%
35%.
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33
154
10%
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,
52%
113
10%
10%
36%.
»'
12%
45%
10%
35
,
12%
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35
12%
",*45
,
1%
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27,900
.
110% 112%
*151
80
4,200
14,900
-
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153%
70
10 %
10%
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36%
200
12%
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45
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.
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25
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
26
,
Monday, June-6, 1959
.
.
(2586)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
•%../.
Baaf« far Previous
Year 1958
i
Highest
Lowest
'
32% Nov
2
8% Dec 30
23% Jan
18% Jan
9% Jun
28% Nov
95
Nov
43% NOV
B0% Mar
108
X>ec
2
Jan
2
06
Range Since
73
Sep
5
15
82
Jan
3
.31% Apr
7
2G% Mar
48% NOV
Jan
36% Nov
41% Oct
154
Apr 14
21% Jan
2
140
2
25% Jan
46% Jan
Lowest
.
2
5
88
Jan 22
41% Jan
2
29
24% Jun
6
10
154
Id
43
31
53% July 29
50% Mar
6
88% May
141% Jun
7
12
32% Jun 16
38% May 16
158% Jun
19% Jan
Sep 25
5% July
2
10% NOV
6
Jan
26% Jan
8
37% Feb
9
NOV
78
74% Jan 22
39% Deo
19% May 1
32% Feb 14
Jan
3
Dec
57
NOV
157
142
8
2
10% Feb
21
2
12% Jan
2
37
27% Jan
2
40% Oct
5% Jan
2
41% Feb
2
21% Jan
2
25% Apr
Apr
7
9
22% Jan
31% Jan
14
Dec
24
17
30
24% Apr
*7
/
,
2
84
Jan
35% May 25
2
Jun
4
39% Mar
4
3
7/64 Jun
3
Jan
o
87% Mar 16
2
12
36% Jan
16
16% Jan
29
Jan
2
20% Mar
* Dec
97
13
5ft convertible preferred
5%% preferred
6%ft preferred
9
87% Jan
30
36%
2
96% Feb
20
2
103V2 Feb
11
"
40%
*79
34
51%
100
36%
36
--
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12%
17%
19
94%
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10%
19
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98
98
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25
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17
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28
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8
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13
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2
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10
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153
101
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4
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.
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3
3
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16
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10
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9
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52
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3,300
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
&
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No par
10
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——10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
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10
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100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp— 10
Woodward Iron Co
——10
Woolworth (F W) Co
—10
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10
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27
18%
12%
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—
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21% Jan
36 Tb Jan
67%
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70
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Mar 31
36% Jun
54
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3
14
121
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4.80% preferred
100
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4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR_.
No par
Western Union Telegraph——2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
.10
Westinghouse Electric cominon_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_——100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5%% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
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50
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i
1
Wilcox Oil Co—
5
Mar 23
100
42% Jan
74% May
82 Va Jan
No par
—10
No par
i
2.50
Va
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Auto Supply Co com
Apr 14
31 % May 6
96% May 14
79% Dec 31
13
69%
18
West Va pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
100
20
94% Apr 24
81
May 5
39% Mar 12
48% Jan
69%
18%
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91
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96
17
10
9
Apr 29
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16% May 12
34 V* Jun
4
99% Jun
96% Mar
36 Vo Mar
2
37% May 26
Sep 23
83% Dec 17
86
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
7% Jan 28
21
Jun
69
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Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
•
5
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1
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50
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co4
West Penn Electric Co
5
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100
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100
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
31 % May 25
May 20
105
23
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9
12
47
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2
6
Feb
3% Jan
4% Deo
35% Oct
49% July 28
65
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7
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50% Dec 22
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28% Apr
6
5
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23
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Jan 10
May 12
6
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Ward Industries Corp
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
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....10
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5
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40
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09
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20
Feb 20
11V* Mar 20
9% May 21
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Waldorf System
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Apr 21
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9
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12% Feb
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21
2
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74% May 12
47
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11% Aug 29
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84
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14% Jan
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15
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67
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-
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*44%'
•
•88%
I AColombla
No.
-
June-Dec
87%
No.
series
•88%
ApriZ-Oct
82%
—
53
V*
__
—
ApriZ-Oct
1901
6s
1962
(Hukuang Ry)
series
1
sinking
A7s assented
AChinese
3%s
t
——A
fund
1961
assented
AChilean
—
49'/X
:
53
—
—
45%
45 %
June-Dec
June-Dec
1957-
Binkipg
assented
3As
■
1993
assented 1961
3As series
:
3s
ACbile Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
169
(interest
April-Oct
April-Oct
5
*88%
*44%
3s ext sinking fund
Central Ry 1952
1
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
8% funding bonds of 1931 dae 1951
Stafnped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
-April-Oct
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan
B)—
,
bonds
98
*117
49%
*44%
May-Nov
June-Dec
1963
$
98
13
86
*44 "2
May-Nov
94
87%
86%
78%
♦88%
-
95
87%
79-
*88%
1951
June-Dec
{ACologne (City of) 6%s 1950
Mar-Sept
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sept
AColombla (Rep of) 6s ol 1928 Oct 1961_Aprll-Oct
AGs of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
*130
99
1
*44%
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 63 1962Aprll-Ocf
assented
1962
April-Oct
*95
1957—April-Oct
1957
—,
Feb-Aug
*94% 100
June-Dec
—1
assented
AGs
A6s
109
98
3
49%
Fclj-Aug
1961
assented Jan 1961—
AGs
101
180%
-
80%
*44%
*88%
•44%
*88%
AExternai
6s
166
IA7s
%
109
5
98
80
*44'%,
103
180%
June-Dee
due
assented Feb.
A6As
(interest
1979
1927
Stamped pursuant to
1941
A
Plan
3.375%)
6'As of
99 7 i,
109
April-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
—
externa)
pursuant
93
June-Dec
1950
47/bS debt adj ser A 1970
4'As debt adj ser B 1978
lABrazll
93
9899*
98
__
49%
*88%
86
101
99%
99
4-
*88%
101
95
99%
99*
—
96%
—
80'
AExternai
102%
97%
I"
99 'A
Mar-Sept
(City of) 6s 1958
3A6V28
*102
93
97
503s
-X
100%
17
85
sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
AGuaranteed
Feb-Auy
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Aprtl-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
ABerlln
*82
98
98
-
97
80%
May-Woo
AprZZ-Oct
—April-Oct
AExternai sinking fund 6s 1963
80
35
49'i
50;!a
Mar-Sept
1974
5
—
92%
41
2As
of)
»c
—Jan-July
94a4
34
Feb-Aug
19G5
8;
(Dominion
*94%
1978_Jan-July
30-yr 3s s f bonds
(Dept of)
•
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 19G1—Jaw-July
20
-
No.
5 A 7s assented 1942_—
AExternai sinking fund 6s 1960
AGs assented 1960
97
52
,,
1980—
(Free State)
98%
'
;
4'As assented due
fABavarla
June-Dec
AGs
June-Dec
1973
Junc-Dec
June-Dec
30
series
AExternai
Y\
9C%
99
98
•
*96%
25-year 2As lp75
-Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978_Jan-JuZy
lAChile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Noo
■
June-Dec
f $
29
Canada
106 A
96
June-Dec
Austrian Government—
48
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
s
*
3rd ser 1957—April-Ocf
1978
20-year 3'As 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year-3 3 is 1969
15-year 4%s 1971
15-year 4As 1973
15-year 5s 1972
20-year os 1978
Austria (Rep) 5'As exti
93
102 % 103
96
28—
Caldas
1957 April-Oct
Australia- (Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'As 1967
s
*92%
*95%
-
No.
series
,3 As series No. 27
Teletype
York
—
'
98%
series
3As
——Z
*97
—,
96
99
98%
96%
\
3As
3As series No.
3As scries No.
Amsterdam
9d
*99
*98
"
i
Foreign Government and Municipal
Akqrshus..(Kingdom of Norwayt 4s I960—Mar-Sep>
—
,
21—
3As
Stock Exchange
120-Broadway, New
'
—June-Dec
No.
3As scries No.
98
97
97
">
99
82
*82
*77%
99% 103%
—
82
77%
77%
1967
Jan-July
Main 6%s 1953
May-Nov
•90
204% 204%
109% 109%
104% 111%
7s
4%s sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of
5%s dollar bonds 1969
3s dollar bonds 1972—
Otrman
__
100
*15%
(Republic of)
on
*40
<
—
94
May-Nov
1924
'
April-Oct-, .109%
Aprll-Oct
95%
95%
86%
98
96%
i
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28
Comihefcial and Financial Chronicle
(258?)
German
Last
Period
Sale Price
fcrcbangs
ENDED
or
Low
Low
3s
1953
1963—Jan-July
due
1953 Issue—
Conversion
International loan of
97
5s dollar
bonds 1980
June-Dec
bonds 1972
-June-Dec
&
funding 4%s 1966
Helsingfors (City; external 6%s I960-—Aprtl-Oet
Italian (Republic) cxt s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium
for Public
Works
-
f extl loan 1974
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
1 •
*
1954Fcb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to 19(34
;
Fcb-Aug
£5%s extl loan of '30 1965
Mdy-Nov
5%s due 1965 extended to 1975Mdp-Nov
——
——
(State Mtgc Bank) 7s
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Mexican Irrigation—
ANew
assented
A Small
(1942
1968
40%
39%
•
/,
99%
*
72
68%
70%
68
71%
71%
72
(
'
9
92
96%
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,*16%
>
,
.
6
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—
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141/4
93
i
9
84
92
88-%
.
93%
94
94
91
.
.VaJley (Dept of)
" *
1958
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Fcb-Aug
6s of '26 1961
'.June-Dec'
-
1".
91
.
93%
92%
5
94
.83
—2.
91
•
16%
1061 extended
to 1971
lOd^i
.June-Dec
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Aluminum" Co of Amei-lca 3 %s 1964.
Feb-Aug
s
1' debentures
1079
4%s sinking lurid
14%
f
s
'
——
1983
~;
94
1
100%
(Republic of;—
A5s
new
assented
:
(1942 ngrco't)
*
Aluminum Co
'■
.
96
96
-
1963-Jan-JuZy
19%
19%
*19%
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115%
"
"
89%
97%
97%
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89
97%
;
96%
104
90
;
141
101'
118%
92
J
94
97
'
62%
68
94
due
1954
—
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(1942 agrce't;
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96%
87%
102%
28
90'
55
92
15
97
-
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(1942
agrce't)
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agreement)
1933
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17%
18%
18%
96%
/L
to ±125% )
extl sink
—
//■
;
21
19%
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-
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45
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46
46
44
.
101% 102%
124
105 y#
99
G
97%
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98
98%
7
96 %
99
99
99
1
97
99%
100
100%
,
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•
23
101
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2
33
101%
1001
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95%
102%
48%
44
84
83%
84%
17
tl2%
.16
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/
14
*16
17
*12%
15%
15%
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
! Baltimore
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63
A
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—Map-Nov
93
48%
—
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'
93
91
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
t
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»
reduced to.2%) 2012
4
Feb-Aup
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*
*57%
58
—
*66%
55
96%
61
»A8s
external
1950
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A
-
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81
reduced
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td 2.25%)
external
dollar
A
loan
..Jan-July
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1968
iv6'/j? l8L?Jge ? fJ952
extended to
13'A
18
13
13
13
17
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94%
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_june-Dec
.
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94%
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96%
-
96%
101
—
—
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14%
11
14
-
94 %
9
98
10
97
27
15%
13%.
93
96
95%
94 %
98%
97
'
{4®"/„ear)
8 f 19?l
B%s duo 1971 extended to 1981
For footnotes
see
page
81.
1
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105
104
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91
62
108
89
98
,
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92
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95
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;
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—Jan-July-
I 1970
88
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85
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83
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87%
86
85%
89
—
82%
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subord
*—
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'
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158
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196
152% 174%
103%
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103
107
563
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76
S
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76
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96
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94%
290
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293
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111
109
115%
100;
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4
162
7
94%
322
70
1
83
165
100
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101
100%
3
100
96
5
94
80
80
81%
79%
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100
96
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80
83
99% 100%
68
99
62
89
98
101%
*
a
1965.
4s
„
42
43
-
1973.——April-Oct-
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981.—
103
98
,
1978———
Carolina- Clinchfleld & Ohio
*193
_
■
87%
—Jan-July
A
4% consol debentures (perpetual)
Capital Airlines Iiic 4%s conv 1976
Mau-NoV
*
K6s external loan Dec l 1968.—
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
Fcb-Aug
,
97
14
*
«
4%s deb series B
Canad i a iv Pacific Ry—
ASflesia
91
May
__—u
93
14
(Prov of) external 7s
1958,
_June-Dec
A4,/2S assented 1958
:
J«ne-Dee
South Africa (Union of) 4%s 1965
,_I__~june-Dec
SVss extl loan Jan 1968—
:
—
121
1
1962-^
19.79
f deljentures
90
Power Co. Ltd—
6%s due 1952
88%
Jan-July.
93
June-Dec
I
100
*81%
California -Electric .Power first,, 3s1976—-June-Dec
California Oregon Power 3 Vcs;1974__j
May -Nov
93%
'
89
92
Fc&-AOg
95
S3%
_Map-Nov
1962
1979/— _//„
129
/
98%
86%
97-
93%
121
Jan-July
97%
70
4
99%
«
^Buffalo Niagara "Elec first mtgc< 2%s 1975-May-Nov
Burroughs-Corp 4J/as eonv I9B)U—
June-Dec
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s,.gtd I960...—,Aprii-Oet
A5s general mtge income,„1982-_—
Jaw-July
June-Dec
A 7s series B secured
external
'
97
97
•
100
31
95
*95
62%
97%
82%
101
&-Light Co Inc—^
ndjuslment—
conv
64
97%
81%
81%
& Electric Co—
,4%s deb series
4%s
89
100%
89%
63%
100
129
Mar-Sept
(interest
jan-July
*62%
i.
90
Brooklyn Union Gas gen nrtge-2%.s'1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s' 1980.—1——
^-Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s: 1983
1-i——Ma?/-Nov
Brown Shoe Co'3~%s debs 4971/—L.
Jan-July
93
94
84-.
100%
1057«
Bruhswiclc-Balke-CollenderCo—
93
92%
23
80
-
.1
84%
96%
AC 1967:——-Mar-Sept
First mortgage *43As serics>JJ 1961.
April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series1 RR. I960.
;^Ian-July
AXnc mortgage-4%s sefies: A: July 1970.May-Now
Bristol-Myers Co "3s debentures1968^—--April-Oct
-
88
84
54
;
183% 223
95Val,100'
35
.
95%
Boston 8s Maine RR—
First mortgage 5s series
—
108%
4
4%s' conv subord debs 1980.
Borden (Tlic) Co'2%s debs 1981
58% "70;
101%
102%
1,457
94
93%
97%
307
96%
92-%
84 :
87 -
/ 6
64
-
95%
*103
Boeing Airplane; Co—
68
•:
"
85
60
60%
78
30
""'231'
98%
96
57
*68
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%)
2012
_April-0cf
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom) —
A8s secured external 1962
Shlnyetsu Electric
'68
'59
89 J
"'*//,/ :• 97%
r'
*66
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2C04
*
78%
78%
82.
96
51
54
31
85
52%
65
83%
78
93%
"* 87%
f 85%
May-Nov
.—«
51
_
.Jan-July
Jan-July
(interest
to Plan A
to 2.5%)
1999
•
IA7s external Water loan- 1956__J___
%s A
4
Consol mortgage 2%s series
71%
*
10
99
72
;86%
1963—May-Woa
1964
-June-Dec
j
Power
Debt
80
*57
1999
reduced
Stamped pursuant to Plan
con
.AO'/as. $
69
39%
66
*80
-May-Hoy
(interest1
-May-Nou
stamped pursuant to Plan
72%
*100%
Beneficial, Industrial Loan 2'As deb's 1961_ATa;/-Nov
lABerlitl City Electric 6s l955.———__ApriZ-Oct
|A6V2s s f debentures 1951.
June-Dee
:
57%/60
:
89
97
'
*64
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
A6%s extl secured sinking fund
1957—Map-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
2012
..May-Now
Sao Paulo (State of)—
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
RR
*
""
list ret mtge s f 3'As 19D0_i_i;_—...——June<Dcc
1st ref mtge s f 4s 1993_sj.-————^.Mar-Sept
conv
debentures
1974—^—.
—Jan-July
Beneficial Finance 5s debs jl077_/iL—__^-Jday-fVo»
__
*69
-
8s 1936
10
198% 208
95%
92%
Air Line Ry 3%s
Bethlehcnt Steel- Corp—
1966—_May-lVoo
201%
4%s
.
.
49
72
102:% 103%
■'
/
38
38
*80%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to-2.25%) 2004.
June-Dec
7s 1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
2004___Jwne-Dec
lARome (City of) 6%s 1952..1
1——^. April-Oct
103
4%s conv debs series A>; 2010^i———Ja7i-'july
.
1921 1946i_.
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan) A (interest..
:
reduced to. 2.5 %) 1899-^
4
April-Oct
A6s internal sinking fund gold 1968—Jane-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
i
June-Dec
A
76%
73
72
* 97%
,
.April-Ocf
1st & ref M 3s series Z 1989——a
GO;
68%
38,
IA 8s external loan of
to Plan
83%
69%
.
vertible income Feb ,1.2010
cons
Berlin
38
/
4%s
J
-1
..
'
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■~'G
88
"
1
*48%
de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
April-Oct
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1952.
80%
"59*
-
June-Dec
1st cons
16
55%
89
———.Fcb-Aup
& Ohio RR—
Baltimore Gas
J an-July
2006
due
73%
-
71
78
: 98-
mtge4 3%s ser A 1970..
..Feb-Anp
mtge 4s ser B 1980
j
—-Mar^Sepf
mtge AYaS ser C 1995^——____April-Ocf
cons
1st
17%
78 %
Mar-Sept
ser C 1972Jan-July
3%s series^ D 1980^^—..^Mtfr-Sept
J Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
I i 3'As debentures 1979.^.—
Jan-July
I! 4%s conv subord debs 1987—
Feb-Awp
.! Atco Manufacturing Corprr-s,^ -.-;
-
t
lARio
1926
140% 232
33
80
> 83 4 *
83
mtgc 4%fi
1st
,
of
*"
74%
.87%
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16
12%
67'%
Mar-Scpf
:Eeb-A«p
—
85%
80
72%
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I
18
12%
14%
3976—1977.—
j) 5s conv subord debs
17
13
16%
—
*12%
,jan-July
85
84%
83%
84
82
*83%
*83%.
*14%
48%
& Charl
I AtlanticX'oasl: Line
Gen
.
*44
fAStabllization" loan sink fund 7s 1947- April-Ocf
A4%s assented 1968
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant
,
debs
Stamped 4s July-1 1995
;
4
2nd series' 1961—Aprll-Ocf
IA Poland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940
April-Ocf
A4%s assented 1958;
AprfZ-Oct
8s
debentures
subord
General 4« 3995.———/„:
186
93%
.Fcb-Aug
debentures 1977
'AWliisoft U'opeka ft Santa Fe —:^
186
95%
*.
1984———
5%s
66
>
95%
f 6s
A4 %s assented 1963.
90
•
*179
,7?me-Dec
Porto Alegre (City of)—
,
.
8s 1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2,375%) 2001_r
93.,
.
101% 1011,4
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008,
Mar-Sept
A Peru
(Republic of) external 7s 1959Mar-Fepf
ANafc lpan extl s f 6s 1st series 1960—June-Dcc
(City)
197l£
debentures
^——June-Dec
Associates Investment 2M/I»5'ucbs«.1962__
97% 101'/a
99
99%
*186
—May-Nov
May-Wow
.
lASao Paulo
debentures
5%s
*90
Mar-Sept
5Yai due 1958 extended to 1968 _•
Oslo (City of) 5 fis extl 1973
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947^___
loan
133
79%
4
i'
95
79>
70
'
123
73%;'
98
"-76%
'
"'71 J'/
73
8'%s debentures 1977—_—.Feb^-Aug
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s 1960
June-Dec
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April-Ocf
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JUNE
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WEEK
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1979
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91
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1979—
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—
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1988
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debentures
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5
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3%s
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:
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General Motors
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78
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74
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99
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-
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conv
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1
—
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1976_Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
1977
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110
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91%
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scries
1961
1983
1977,
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Gen
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,
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102%:
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debentures
M.
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,
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3%s
b
ref
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99
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&
Railroad
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82
87
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:
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3s sinking fund debentures. J999——April-Oct
First
93
95
109Vi
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76%
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95
84
1990—Jan-July
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Afis income debs1 Jan 1 2029—•
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Pansteci Mctalmrgical Corp— * •'
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Aprll-Oci
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May-Nov
2%a debentures 1972
[
J«7i-July
3%s debenture 1977
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79
•
11
101%
55
__
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1995
1979
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93
96
85%
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—
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,
--
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F
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93
81
1st mtge
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93
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70
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r
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debs
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57
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,
11
debs series G 1981
5%s debs series II 1982
K
79 Vi
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:
May-Noo
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5s
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32
V
80
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8614
1980
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debs series
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25
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98
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1980
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trust 4s
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59
1979_.:
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81%
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76
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t
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63
debentures series A 1975.1
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31ks debentures scries C 1977
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3s
D
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99/'ti 100
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5
26
23
;
67
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debentures 1978
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98
77,.
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1969—-
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subordinated debs 1982
94 Vi
—
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f
s
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gold 4s 1995
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conv
94%
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mtge ZlViis
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Cleveland Short Line first gtd" 4 %s
1961—ApriZ-Oct
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3Vis
i
■
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10
95%
scries I
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95%
>
1977—Jan-July
1970
ser
scries
&,
Dresser Industries Inc
74%
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1st. mortgage 2%s 1985
1st mtge 3s 1989
2%s
3%s
77 Vi
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first coll
ref
3s
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Mich
&
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debentures
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:
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series
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64
64
12
103%
t'
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2%s
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105
64%
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series
convertible
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;
83
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82
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1974—Feb-Aug
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debentures
1970
3%s
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1982__May-Sept
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.
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May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Flee 1st mtge 2%s
1975_ApriZ-Oct
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:
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Cincinnati
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102
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-
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coli
Edison
Gen
78
11
12%
134% 136%
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mortgage (3%
fixed 1%
contingent Interest) 1993
59%
67%
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...
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u
mtge
Gen
1989—...
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Div
C
1993
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:
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54
.
,
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General
1999 ..April
11
series
due
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81%;
64
;
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r'
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May-Nov
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83%:
95 :
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10%
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;
1
i
1983
.
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v
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.
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1965—
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debs
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.
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1986
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debentures
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1970
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100
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series
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series
ref 4s
&
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ref 4s
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Chicago & North Western R.V—
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8014
92%
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1970
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87
82
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conv.
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2
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2003
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Vi
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94
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82
4s June 30
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Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First
mortgage 3 Vis
1982
Fcb-Aug
First
mortgage 3s
1984.:
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1st mortgage 5s 1987
May-Noo
117%
37
82 Vi
82
April
Jan
A
set
Paul
mortgage 4s series A
; General mortgage .4'/as inc
4%s
1988.
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-
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Louisville
mortgage 4Vks inc
Chicago Milwaukee
Alst Hen
93
93%
lien &
ACurtis
8
81%
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2038
1
mortgage 4s Inc Series
A2nd
AImp & equip 4s 1970
111
96
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19II5—
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85%
108
186
98
-
92
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4s
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82
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1997
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or
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83%
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Last
Period
.,
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92%
82 Vi
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High
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55
~ 113%
in
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refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985 -Feb-Aug
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.
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90%
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,
.
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Vi
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1990—Fcb-Awg
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debentures
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BONDS
Sale Price
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or
Bid ft Asked
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June-Dee
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3%a series B 1979
1st
mtge
3 Vis
series
8%s s X
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
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International Harvester
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579 t/a
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96
104%
99%
104%
99
99
Jan-Jtilf
20d
1979
93Vi
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205
107
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D
4s
E
contingent Interest
2003
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Lone Star Gas 4%s debs
1582
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorlllard (P) Co 3s
1st
mtge 3 Vis 1984
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109
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Now England Tel ft -Tel Co—
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-
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page
837a
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55
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debentures 1978
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80
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:
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1977
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s
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debentures
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St Louis div second
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debentures 1078
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,
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81
15
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Y
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
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79
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contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003.
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
-
90
113%
=
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;
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90
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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o__
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1961
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3 Vis registered 1997
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88
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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1998
1-62
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N Y & Ilarlem gold 3%s 2000
Afay-Nov
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1973
:
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collateral
Shor*
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N Y
98 %
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Kings County Elec Lt ft Power 6s 1997
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JAKreiiger & Toll 5s certificates 1959—.Afar-Sept
3s
151% 245
87%
-
124
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5s
3%s
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
96
90
19
293
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.
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1961
ref
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New York Chicago & St Louis—
.
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unguaranteed
1980
Hudson River RR—
ft
mortgage
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Lake
■
104 Vi
98%
'•88
—
ft
6
99
92
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4y2a debs adj 1903
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
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Kentucky ft Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July :lStamped 19C1
Jan-July
92
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Karstadt (Rudolph)
,
93
Central
Y
General
Cs
trust
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dMis
novi
89%
N
263%
30
Kansas City Power ft Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3y<s eer O 1984-June-Deo
Plain
63
88
88
Airlines—
subord debs
conv
-—-Jan-July
Jan-July
62%
95
96Ti
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
—Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4ya» conv 1982
Aprll-Oet
Jersey Central Power ft Light 27/«s 1976—Afar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Afcr-Sept
43/ie
713i
94%
60
135
71
95
88
94
168
65
64%
71 V'a
88
82 %
90
62%
61
65
99V4 100 Vi
4Vie b X debentures 1987
Interstate Power Oo 3Vis 1978
Kanawha
Feb-Aug
1998
series A
4s
61
April-Oct
237
96
*87
-v
81
71%
RR Co—
Collateral
88
'
*80
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—-April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013—April-Oct
99
High
-
71%
—
80
248
248 '
Low
82%
*71 %
78%
Feb-Aug
International Tel ft Tel Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%a s X debentures series A 1977—
KLM Royal Dutch
20
Jan. 1
NO.
77 Vi
78 Vi
Range Since
Sold
High
78
___
85Vi
78V's
oo3i
1989
Central
York
New
Jan-Jujf
subord debs 1977
couv
86
89%
^77%
Credit Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979
May-No»
International Mlnerale & Chemical Corp—
3.658
78Vi
89%
—
Vz
Bonds
Friday's
80
Jersey Bell Telephone 3J/as 1988
Jan -July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power ft Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Term
1st mtge 3%s 1977—May -Nov
-87
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
AFaf-Sepk
Afar-Sepl
H 1989
debentures 1980
78 Vz
—
'B93i
78
or
Bid & Asked
New
80
74
16
74 %
'B9r'8
Jan-July
1980
O
1st mtge 3%s series
74
No.
Sale Price
lK)w
High
Low
•
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May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Higb
.
Consol mortgage
74
Jan. 1
Sold
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
•
,
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Number 5853
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New
l'ork Stock
Interest
Exchange
Sale Price
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4'As
2%*
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Bid & Asked
1984
debs
Apr-Oct
*
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1984
10814
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High
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
<
Jan. 1
No.
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug'
1987
—
10974
PUlsbury Mills Inc. 314s s f debs 1972
_June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 274s 1996 June-Bee
Pittsburgh Ciucinuati Chic & St Louis Ry—
.
Low
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1970
9074
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94
5
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1983:
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81
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91
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95
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•
1983
34%
92%
84%
97%
:
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92
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86
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85
82
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Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982j.__Feb-Aug
9874
102
96'
95%
91%*'
—May-Nov
-May-Nov
,
119
93%
91
16
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;
86%
96%-
♦90
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June-Dec
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•
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18
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-
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100
87%
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.
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1
-
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.
^
90%
-
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\*
-
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;
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-May-Nov
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Public. Service Electric & Gas Co—
100
Assn
i
80%
81%
123
105
98
99
-
*78%
-I
Refund and iinpt M 4s series C 2019—.—Jan-July
Refund and impt 274 s series D 1985
April-Oct
93%
9574
,
100
1973.
111%
53
98%
High
Low
NO.
'
117
-98
80%
1974
debentures
Terminal HR
96
92
—
93
92%
--
9774
87%
69%
92
98%
20*.
8914
69%
91
9774
—
89
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s ".debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line.274s 1970
Mar-Sept
debentures 2%s: 1971—May-Nov
.—Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
—^Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 814s debs 1981
—Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
.May-Woo
Swift & Co. 274s debentures 1972
—Jan-July
76
9774
•-:■:■
*977o
::•
98%
•
Jan. 1
Sold
High
116
(N J)
23As debentures
—•
*97%
■'
Standard Oil
120%
90
76
--
3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
1983
April-Oct
debentures
4'As
96
109
652
(Indiana)
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
114%
94%
92
*9774
-
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Woo
General- mortgage 374s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chein 1st njtge 3%s 1964
*89
*72%
June-Deo
1975
15
or
Bid & Asked
High
107%
535
11214"
109
__
Consohdated guaranteed 4s ser H I960
Feb-Aug
Cousolidated guaranteed 4'/2S ser I
1963_Feb-Au0
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J
1964_Itfa2/-Nov
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago &, St Louis RR—
General mortgage, 5s scries A
107-74 114%
9414 94%
,
Week's Range
BONDS.
New York Stock Exchange'
Range-Since
Standard OH
suoorct.dcbs
fctroieum
5
Friday
Friday's
Corporation—
Plumps
-
or
Low
Philco
JUNE
ENDED
Week's Range
Last
Period
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
i
Friday
: 87%
12014 123'A
127%
59
83%
87%
113%
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*
3s
debentures
-May-Woo
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atJd.Tefunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and .'.refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Jime-Dec
add refunding unortgage 3s
1972—Map-Nov
and refunding mortgage 274s 1979_,7zme-Dec
First
First
...
1963
First
First
First
314s
debentures
1st and
3'As
1972
1
;
—
.
Radio
.25As
1964
*—
8 A Direct mtge 6s
SAConsol #mtge
Debt
99
131%
'71%
;
■
May-Woo
1952
-
•
■
'.i11-'
.
-
4'As
series C
Richfield
Oil
1978—.
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.
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debs
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1983
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Jan-July
116
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,
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debs
conv
94
92%
126
341
»
94%
121
90
2%s
157
90
85
115
21
113%
120%
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7574
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80
73
74
1996
Francisco Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
income debs
ser
Louis-Southwestern
First
bond
4s
A
Jan 2000
Ry—
73'A
1989
—May-Wop
Bt Paul
1989_Jan-July
Seaboard
1st
Air
mtge
3%s
s
f
Line
(Jos E)
debentures
54
92
7814
& Sons 2'As
19G6
1974
debentures
9914
—
25
414s
5s
subord
debs
debentures
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Service
Pipe
Bhararock
5'As
Bhell
1977
Co
4'As
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s
debs
debs
f
s
f
conv
83
85%
05%
11774
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81%
58
99
104%
98
103%
MM.
98%
18
103%
101
10
140
116 -118%
117%
April-Oct
84%
debentures 1971—-April-Oct
Corp 474s conv debs.1980—June-Deo
Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures 1963——
Jan-July
123
debs
1979—
First
mortgage
Warren RR first
8774
11974
't;;;
90%
91%
10214
11774
79%
—
220
Bocony-Vacnum Oil 2'As 1976—
June-Dec
Bouthern" Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979 i—_
——dan-July
2%s debentures 1965
:
__Feb-A«y
274s debentures 1987
;——i
1——Jan-July
8074
8074
2
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....
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convertible
debentures
;
•
Bouthern .Natural Gas Co.
V
1
1970_
'70
,
-
.
*'—;.
—
..
81%
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Jen-July
4'As conv 1913-June-Dee
:
—
3
6414
7
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.129
92%
9274/9214
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May-Nov
9614
96
May-Nov
8774
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4'A3
1969
:
1981
4'As
Ban Fran Term
1st mtge
:
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mortgage 2%s series E
-
1986
first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge. coll tr 4 'As 1988
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.
3%s debentures 1983
-47
Whirlpool Corp 8%s
89
9214
95%
87%
89
42
87%
10
84
84
1985
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s
100
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96
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4s scries A 2004
mtge 4'As Inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2 "As 1976
101
96
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70
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92
81
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sale not
the year's range,
n
92
included In the year's range.' d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
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the year's-range, y Ex-coupon.
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.......
...
'
tCompanlcs reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
- .
•
•
•
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week. _ •
ABonds Selling flat.
.;
,
1
not
salo
in
.
,
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95
1031/2
97%
in
not included
85
98
83%
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,
97
76'A
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2%s 1976-Jan-JuZy
Deferred
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77%
81
97%
97%
'
96%
105%
109
'80
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April
Jan-July
Wisconsin
•98
•
11014
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Yonkers Electric Light & Power
70
....
•
—
125
100%
*88
Jan-July
Gen
6574
101%
98
■;>.
81%
•
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!
1st mtge
»
100
96
70
-May-Nov
Central RR Co—
Wisconsin
68
96
100% 100%
120
7574
81%
.Feb-Auy
Jan-July:
f debs 1980
67
•
3
95
11
■..'•
May
1984—
60
1
'
61%
*10174 1051A
_April-Oct
ASpokane Internl First gold 4'As 2013—:
Standard .OH of California 474s 1983
-
*9614
•
10014
Feb-Auy
i_Jan-Ju!y
:
67
67
'—.
-
90
118
*7774
Jan-July
Jan-July
Co 4%s debs 1978———
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960—
9334
84
-
207
*88
—Jan-July
1969—ApriT-Ocf
—Aprll-Oct
—
Wilson &
9674
97
84
;
--
Jan-July
Ry
louthwestern Bel Tel 214 s debs
.
debentures
income
5s
66%
141%
127
?
206
94
100 la 103
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-Sepf
Wheeling &Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1902——Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
—Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
33As conv debs 1975—
May,Woo
-
First mortgage 214a series F 1996,
Jan-July,
...First mortgage 2'As series G 1961———Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series H 1983
April-Oct
Bouthern
148
131%
—
series C 1979
"
314s ser A *75—June-Deo
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
•
"64
;
...
":
First 4'As <Oregon Lines) A 1977—
Mar-Sept
78%
76
*105
Jan 1981
April
B Jan 1991—April
5'As debentures 1982.
—
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
85
71
76
1
J
7574---.
64%
Boujthern Baclfic Co—
78
1
71%
132//".
131%
131%
64%
Jan-July
Bouthern-Indiana Ry 2:!is .1994—
7814
<78%
I
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!,925/o
3'As series B 1971
..Feb-Nov
ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
4e,registered 2361-
.
'
9814
92 i
163
92%
84%
84%
-
207
Jan-July
1968
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
"
:
96% 102%
81 %
81%
*
206
Washington' Terminal 2s,ts series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967-Jan-July
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974——
May-Woo
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
—Jan-July
132%
84%
108%
102% 106
105
Jan-July
116
7
266
—
-
100
June-Dec
4%s
cfcfs
Gen mtge 4s income series A
Gen mtge income 4'As series
88%
84%
*90%
92
102
96%
Wabash RR Co—
108'A
105%
108% 11274
V
Marchant—
eubord
conv.
110
95
—
92%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
... May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973-April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Auy
88%
86
Union Oil 2'As
5J4s
28
„
*85%
9174
9914
—
Blnclair .Oil
Bmlth-Corona
97%
*82 %
June-Dec
103
Mar-Sepf
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
3-!
First and ref mtge 23As ser H 1980.
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982—;
April-Oct
'
101% 102
101%
April-Oct
1982
96%
9674
78%
Oil &
Gas Corp—
«ubord debentures
8
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969
4'As conv subord debs 1976
91
103% 103'A
1983— Feb-Aup
1982
10
97%
•
88%
88
97%
96%
81
90
98%
May-Nov
Jan-July
1982
Roebuck &
95
•
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8874
99% 100%
.-
89%
99%
95-
96%
82
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-4
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—
93
93
1951—June-Deo
Participating
81
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82%
88
.
90
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-
77%
103%
81
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Feb-Aug
88%
16
97%
80
94
—
348
9914
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June-Dec
1972
'82 •
90%
-
;
-
90%
June-Deo
sinking fund mtge ser C
JAG'As
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
.r
—
§A3'as assented series A 1951——
7814
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103% 106%
,
90
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90
83%
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95%
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..Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
...Jan-July
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan -July
69%
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May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
'■4
11»
;
73%
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103'A
-90
:
--
7674
Co—
3s series B 1980
debentures 1977
Beagram
3s
RR
7074
78 %
—
Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Bcloto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 474s debs 1982
Jan-July
90
—"
87%
79%
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Union
23
^82 V
•
73
17
6974
70
73
88^ *
75
—
*78%
Mar-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1983
83%
98% 100
141
1.
I
90
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t
certificates
debentures. 1967
84%
86
5-
105
135
135;
70%
__
—
Louis-San
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25
68%
-
81
79
14
79%
*99
81
:
April-Oct
1st
a 5s
68
95 »a
90
-
'-84%
12%
85
-
'79%
96 '/a
—i
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Jan-July
§ a 3'As assented series A 1947—
—Jan-July
SA6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951.June-Deo
133
113% 11574
115%
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-Jidy
89-
■
-80
'8474
April-Oct
United Steel Works Corp—
8A6'As debs series A 1947
90%
115% 11974
Bt Lawrence &
Bt
1972——,—
debs
f
s
United StateB Steel 4s debs
1977
*—
84%
1969—
3aAs sinking fund debentures 1973,
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977——
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978——
4%s s f debentures 1978—
i
99%
Corp—
v
v-5
89%
*—- -•85
—April-Oct
U. S. Rubber 25/as debentures 1976121
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Bt
,
92%
__
.
Baguenay Power 3s scries A 1971
gold Cs
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tt-f
93%
—
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i*-
-■
.
General mortgage 314s series J 19G9
Rohr Aiicraft 5'As conv debs 1977
674s
4%s
'
—«.
*92%
.
121
McBee
i.
96
*92%
April-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric
.
*9-6
.
194
'193 % <1931/4
•
•.
f'
—
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
89%
10
"
1 '
f--
-
-7G %- -70%
—
226
194
subord debs
conv
V
88 %
-
—
87
226
-
May-Nov
United Biscuit Co of America 2%a 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977—
__Mar-Sepfc
United Gas Corp 23As 1970—i
—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
1
—Jan*July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972—
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 19751
May?Woo
72
85
u-.*
*"
1978—
1
.
Feb-Aufl
1978—
6s
97%
'95%
88'
5 76%
«
__
88 %
84%'
983a
81
9614-96%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 19Dl_Mar-Sept
85% .87%
-m
*95%
1976—.^Feb-Aug
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs l973-<
United Artists Corp—
144%
70%
1
■
93
'*'
bonds—
5'As series A
2
'
85
104
10174
83%
,
Union Pacific RR 27As debentures
^
-
—May-Nov
4'As series B
•
99
1,807
90
85
92
92
7114
■
„
J.
*"►
89
139
71
93
88
92%
•
Feb-Aug
"
—
89'A
5
99%
131
89
77%
-
88 Va
*
April-Oct
6s 1953
adjustment
88%
99%
3'As conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref. 3 74 s series d 1995-May-Nov
§ADlrect mtge 7s 1950—
91
82
88%
Jan-July
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem MIg Co 374s debs 1975
:
Rhine-VVestphalla Elec Power Corp—
94
170%
84%
3'As 1986—
—April-Oct
Tol-& Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27As debs 1961
..Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 197li._May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust'2%s 1975-Aprii-Oct
3s debentures 19G8
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980——.i
.^.June-Bee
1st mtge 3'As 1982
—May-Nov
Union Oil of California 23As debs 1970—June-Dec
110
169
1
-
77%
of America
Cotp
91
107
•
_
^
84%
-
Mar-Sept
debentures
9174.
107
Oil Co
Tidewater
"
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983- April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
Oats
24
170% V
-debentures
Quaker
9374
107
June-Dec
474s debentures' 1977—
■|
9274
*—■
t
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AMD
YEARLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week-beginning Monday,
June 1 and ending Friday, June 5.
It is compiled from the report of 'the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
the
.
>
RANGE
'
v"
•
i
I
.
"
STOCKS;
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
*
'
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
I
Acme Precision Products Inc
Wire
Co
\ Adam Console Industries Inc.
t
Acme
,
Aeranca Manufacturing Corp.
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Aerojet-General
Corp
For Feptnotes -see page 35.
Range,
Sale Price
1
47a
1
014
Low
19
700
7%
8
1,600
727a
78
11%
1174.
574
-5%
11%
-6%
"
.
'
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
8% Mar
AJax
22,% Jan
.2,900.1:
Jan
4% Jan
98.
May
1374 Mar
-
474 Mar.
_
,
3%Mar
Ltd,
Petroleums
Great
Airlines
l
High
preferred
Inc
,
100
1
'
"
-
861V 66%
3274 3414
85 /
85
.7..'
"774
'f ''
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
/ High
"1374 Jan
,
85
■
Sales
Shares
•
50o
32%
'
for Week
Range,
of Prices
Southern
b% -cumulative
Alaska
*
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
50
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
Alabama
::
«•'"
XiW
17% Jan
714 May
5314. Feb
•
974 Jan
5,400
.
i
High i
514 Mar
474
*
4,800
1
'
American Stock Exchange
574 Jan
3,000
1
'
Friday
Range Since Jan. I
2,200
.
72%
-•
.
STOCKS
Shares
6%
6 74
.
JUNE -5
for Week
Low*-High
4 74
5%
1874
1
1
-
of Prices.
—10
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
,
t
FOR; WEEK
..
;
7,700 i': "/7a Jan
' "
"131
Jan
--25 *" 8514 May
2.000 *
'23% Jan
"""75
78'""""Jan
„
"3;000 " " 674 Jan.*.
18% Mar
1% Jan
14474 May
91% Al)r
3574 Mar
85 -Mar
874' Apr
•
.
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
.
<2592)
P3
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
Par
Algemene Kuastzljde N
Amer dep rets Amer
Shares
Low
49
49
17%
Apr
15%
3,500
14%
8
8
8%
1,500
6%
Feb
9% May
warrants-^—
8%
8%
9
7
Feb
97/a
Apr
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied A-lists Pictures Corp
convertible preferred
5%
5%
5%
3%
Jan
5 %
Jan
share*—
.100
Engineering Co.
All American
Alleghany Com
1,400
8%
Jan
3,300
36%
Feb
11% May
65% Mar
12%
13%
8,100
8%
Feb
14% May
Corp
14%
7,700
13%
12%
100
1
79
American Book Co new common
20
45
American Electronics
1
20
Corp
Beverage
11% Jan
American
Inc
Machine
Manufacturing Co—
American
Meter
American Laundry
I
27,400
6%
5
6%
1%
16'/a
16%
16%
11,200
40
40 %
3,100
33
Jan
38'A
Jan
45
44%
"
42%
44%
2,100
38
Jan
11% Jan
"9%
10
16,200
38%
~9%'
41%
30
•
American
Seal-Kap
Corp
of
Del—2
American Thread 5% preferred—
5
American Writing Paper
5
Amurex Oil Co class A
«
1
Anacon Lead Mines LtdL.
20o
Anchor Post Products
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares
2.40
common
31
10%
4y8
4%
33%
50
3%
4%
"3%
3%
1,800
3%
10
14%
13%
Jan
22%
1,700
8% May
11%
8
8%
8,100
6%
9%
8
19%
Jun
99% Mar
31%
Apr
41
Arkansas
46%
Jan
90
Jun
Jun
Jan
5% Jan
19%
13%
19%
90
92
5
—5
33%
33%
34%
73,400
1,070
9,700
67%
66
G8%
9,100
90
90
,
90
100
preferred
472%
14%
Ya
21
11% Jan
5,000
9,100
82,500
Feb
Feb
6% Mar
12%
23
221/2
24«/2
1,300
22Vs
Jan
US
19,000
1%
Apr
<
5%
14,100
7ft Feb
51
1
1
3%
2%
2%
2%
18,400
2%
Jan
3%
11%
15%
2'/4
Jan
15%
29
103
90
21%
103
2%
3%
10 peso*
13%
13%
14%
5,900
13
3%
3%
3%
27/J00
I
14%
13 %
14%
lOo
20%
18%
20%
38,321
6,000
64
Jan
52
•_——.
Non-voting
1
Ayshire Collieries
Corp
151/4 Feb
3%
ft.
Jan
Jan
5
Materials
Cook
&
Corp—
10c
Co—ft———20
Paint
Varnish
Class
A
voting
Class A
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin Securities
de
Banco
los
1
1
Inc
common
convertible
class
A
600
4%
Jan
5
Apr
9Tb May
13%
Feb
26
1,900
17%
Jan
24% Mar
1%
1%
1%
9,900
1%
Apr
5,000
8% May
3% Jan
10% Jan
4
4
Jan
6,300
6Vb Jan
16
May
oO
4
•
.
~3%
14'b
12
13%
13%
1,300
11%
45
44%
45
2,900
41% Mar
45
18%
18%
19%
8,600
10% Jan
22% May
7%
7%
7%
20%
20%
100
6%
6%
7%
800
8%
7%
8%
10,300
18%
18%
2,700
15% Apr
19% May
37
38%
3,000
37
Jun
43% Feb
99
99%
90
96
Jan
100
Feb
22%
22%
24%
7,500
20Tb May
27
May
13'A
13Tb
1.50
new
1
In?
6%
Light & Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp
——•
Bridgeport Gas Co__
«
Brilio Manufacturing Co_
•
issued-
7 ft
7% Apr
9% Mar
2,700
6% Jan
32
50
30% Jan
117
50
63
Jan
500
39
Jun
39 %
39
2
*
British American Oil Co
7
3% Feb
Jun
116
1
■
38,300
6%
16% Apr
9%
200
6%
x32
—I
Ltd
2%
5%
Jan
1% Jan
5 Tb
200
2%
20o
Brazilian Traction
38'/
1
2%
5,300
37Tb May
38%
7,500
7%
7%
100
41%
600
Apr,
41% May
2% Mar
37%
.
3ft Apr
Jan
46
Amer
British
Columbia
Power
British Petroleum
Amer
Brown
Co
41
;
4%
S F Company
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
69c convertible preferred
serial
Hill
Corp
(The) Company
2,400
7%
7%
7%
9%
10%
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
,
I
:
12 %o
class
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
D. C. Transit System Inc—
8'A Jan
15
151/2
8%
3,500
7%
11%
7%
11%
12 Tb
8%
3%
31/4
3s
Jan
Apr
8*6
3,800
11%
8% Apr
12% Jan
10
9,400
16%
12% Feb
7%
300
11
Jan
21
Jun
Jan
7% Jan
1,200
15%
11
3% May
15
200
9
Jan
7% Jan
1,200
9%
15%
Class
4% Mar
2% Jan
Apr
17% Feb
10% Apr
131/2 Jan
14 Tb
4,700
%
% Jan
9,400
Feb
ft
•;«
3%
3%
4%
7,100
2%
Jan
47/b Mar
8
8
8%
3,700
6% Jan
IO1/4 Mar
'
A
/
common
$3.00 preferred:
$2.50 preferred
6%
cumulative preferred—
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
27%
29%
4,800
3%
4%
20,600
2% Feb
19%
59%
19%
9,100
191/2 Jun
.50
California Electric Power
•
28%
60
Aviation Inc
48%
49
58
58
lOo
l
4
19%
50
l
Camden Fire Insurance—.
5
Gampbell Chibougafnau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
1
Canada Cement
•
318
Co Ltd
common
3 if
37%
8
60
27%
100
58
200
-
31|
38
100
800
450
Apr
48
*
Apr
55% Jan
3% Apr
36Vi
Feb
-
36%
Jan
5% Mar
23%
Jan
Dlstillers
Ltd—
Co
^
.
Textile
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
preference.
.
20
Canada Southern Petroleum* Ltd vte.l
Feb
5
Feb
33%
200
33% Apr
38
Mar
5
For footnotes
see
page 35.
4 ft
5ft
84,400
~3
Mar
5V4 May
-•201/2
Apr
'
•'TBVb May
Jan
16% Mar
100
3,100
19 Vb
Jan
4V4
15%
19%
8%
5 jV
51/4
600
3%
19,100
53%
10,100
50 Vb
19%
23,300
13%
.
.
:
20
Apr
ft' 10%
May
,
4%- Jan
•
20% May
9¥4. Jun
38% May
46
'Feb
3% May
"5
Jan
Feb
700
,
12% May
"7% May
17=4 Apr
1Tb May
18%
75
'19% Jan
.
1/2
2%
Jan
42%
"%
Jan
Jan
12
9
Feb
32'2
80
35
Jun
7
5,800
32%
31,200
Jun
i«
9,400
13%
:
3,600
4 - May /
11% May
5Tb~
27%
25
TOO
12%
27 T 8
•"
15%
5%
3Tb
Jan
11%
3,300
3%
Douglas
xl3
Oil
Power
Test
18%
1%
15.800
;
2Tb
4-
Potash Co
of. America
Jan
1%
Jan
3
10Tb
11Tb
2,400
lOTa
Apr
300
21% May
26
201/4
400
19 Vb May
23%
17%
800
15
Jan
11%
400
10
12Ta
-131/4
5,700
36 %
36%
700
10 Va
10'.'a
700
6%
6Ta
4,400
12
6
f--
.
•
7% Jan.
41
Jan
33V2 Feb
9% Mar
14% May
27
7,100
13 %
14
20.100
69
72%
150
60
Jan
46%
400
45«
Jan
8%
16,000
31/s
4,900
7Ti
12,900
7=4
500
6%
33
ft
33'/a
11
75
Apr
Apr
'
•53% Jan
Jan
9% May
3 it May
4ft May
6
8>
May
37»
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
32% Mar
400
23
700
25 Vb
Jan
24,500
4%
Jan
12% Apr
Jan
51
25
.24
10%
T0%
Apr
Apr
x2534
V 7%"
..
Apr
19
Apr
3 /is
f/6%
15% Mar
38%
.
-
-
19
8%
|—-/. "
|24
Jan
'40%
.
f 8'4
Jan
Mar
"I2V2 Mar
Jan
9% May
Feb
--
I8V2 Mar
.r
Jan
34%
46
|
\ 3^
:
Jan
•.
"
;
-Feb.
'13%
22%
11%
'
10s
1
*
1
——•
^
1
V. - 24V2.
16%
-
Feb
3%
Apr,
800
Vb
20
:—
1
4% Feb
20% Apr
1% Feb
800
2
17%.
-ft /'
f6%
ft
26 Vs
43%
Laboratories—
/
22 %
2%(
10
*
——
&
Jan
2Tb
22
20%
v
13% Apr
,
1(4 May
'
--
1
1
*
*
1
Co
Corp
Jan
"Feb
"29% Mar
17% May
-
lit
ft.
12 a
Co
Corp
18,
18%
*1%
9 Vb
•3%
Company
Ltd
Sulphur
147".
2,400
—32.50
(Allen B)
May
17"h May
3,700
ft3%
4
-
Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro
.4 t
19
Jun
38
138
2,500
Co Ltd
-*
common—.——7.50
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
Harris
Co_—I
Duke
11% Xl3...
-1
lc
Brewery
-<4-% Mar
,
'•
6s 8d
(The) Corp
Dorsey
Dow
Inc
12% May
Jan
Jan
5,200
18%
Feb
"29
70
140 •
140'
18%
Jan
4ft
37
lift May
5,500
38
36%
.
Jun
27%
.^7%~Majr
33% Jan
1,260
35
.11%
--8%Mar
■16% Apr
Jan
4,800
15% May
,
Jan
4,900
4i«
—
34%
1,950
7
6%
:--4
Jun
Jan
Apr
"9% Mar
200
14%
13%
-4%
:
Jan
15%
12 Vb
100
10%
?
■111%
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
600
1%
:-6%'
a 4 T
ft'ft !
Jun
3% Mar
65%
Apr
1,200
4
9%
s
'-'=5%
Apr
2% Jan
2,400
9%
12%
39%
18%
•
•
...
"29% Mar
""
*.
*
*
'
E
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
Eastern States, Corp
$7
$6
common.
preferred series A—
preferred series B
class A
Edo Corporation
1,0
#eb
Jan
•
10;5s
22;,4
-ftr/
J7-?s
Jan
33%
'21%
Feb
ft-
—2%
preferred
$2
Dynamics
6%%
Feb
Jan
13%
12%
-1
25o-
Bridge Co Ltd—
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Duval
May
10% Mar
14%
18Tb
12,%
14%
5%
Dominion
Jan
38
Feb
/"
Ltd
Petroleum
Dome
Jan
7Vb Jan
Jun
12%
_9%
1
•
-
dep rets ord reg:
(The) Corp—
Diversified Specialty Stores——
61%
43,000
Apr
32
14%
,
.
& Steel Fdrs Inc.—1
American
60% Mar
8ft
Janr
Jan
500
2.50
4
Manufacturing
&
Dlversey
52
4%
-8%
*1%
400
3=b
1%
—
——20c
preferred -ft.
—.—:
Oils Ltd——ft
$1.25
DuMont
ft
•
33%
Jun
•8% Mar
Jan
];!• Jan
2,700
12%
>8
.
/. ^ %
50c
class A common
5
8%
debentures——:
ft—100
Desiju Productions Inc
1
ft—1
Gasket
> Mar
10% Mar
22% Mar
26%
•
ft-ft
common
Common
Calif Eastern
6%
300
32
18%
—
ft,
Dunlop
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
7
Jan
Jan
Feb
6% Apr
7,900
:..T%
52
Stores
Dennlson MIg
'
Mar
9
Jan
2%
7 Vb
,
16
2,000
Dejay
Devon-Palmer
371/2 Apr
8% Feb
10% May.
■
10c
:——35
Day
Jan
Mar
May
200
*3%
10%
Crystal Dairies (new com)—50c
Stores Corp common
2.60
5%
preferred
ft—
20
Davenport Hosiery Mills
——2.50
Davidson Brothers .Inc
<.—:
1-
41%
6}?f May
8
1,100
7%
39
Davega
Detroit Gray Iron
8%
A
Apr
10% Mar
23%
'•■
9Vb
,
Daitch
Development Corp of- America—
12% Jun
3,800
Burry Biscuit Corp
Co
Apr
-8% Mar
Feb
6%
19% Mar
D
Jan
29
1,600
9%
1
Manufacturing
—
Feb
3 % May
10
1
2.50
ft
a
X
Jan
Jan
2%
3
ft'
ft——*
-—_%o
vtc—;
8
Mines Ltd—
Burma
'
«
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
15,900
36%
1
I
50o
9
10
preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
-
13%
X35 %:
•
B__._
B
6%
12%
35%
l
;
class
Oil
H
37
93,700
13'A
1
Rubber Co_
Mills Ltd
7
Gjjj-
l
preferred
Brack
615
£1
dep rets ord reg
Company- -
Brown
41
•6%
18 %
•-
.19
50c
Co-_-_—
Lighting Inc
Curtis
Jan
May
Vs Jan
14T«
52
;*
2.50
7% Mar
Ltd—
Brown Porman Distillers
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,
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34
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8%
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Apr
Feb
19
3%
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1
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24% Apr
13% Mar
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18% Mar
4%
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Apr
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12%
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7
400
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29
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Volume 189
Number
5853
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(2593)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
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10
Research
90
Jan
1
—25c
33,800
->%
24%
17%
1
:
Ltd
Presto Industries
23 M4
Jun
Machines
Stores'
7%
'
24
2-a
(Mich)————1
5
Weld
&
500
1
Milling Co
Bellas
%%
Dehydrating &
41%
80 Ma May
14
Jan
Apr
May
8
42
Apr
36%
12
1
National Casket Company
*
Jan
9% Jan
1
Corp
7 Ma
41%
45%
;
10%
15%
com
Industries Inc
National Brewing Co
124
Apr
100
Jan
Jan
25%
1
Namm-Loeser's Inc
19,500
:
8%
8%
15
N
Nachman
5 vb
7 Ma
11%
—50c
Apr
51 &.
.6
Jun
100
—100
100
•
Company
13% Mar
4
.'24
10%
1
1
B—
Murphy Corporation.
Murray Ohio Mi'g Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Jan
3,900
5
400
1
Jun
29 Vb
.
10%
"ctfs"
Inc
10%
•:
imperialTob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Insurance Go of
Mills
91
27
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4%' pfd—100
Industrial Enterprises Inc.
i
:
l
IndUstrlalHardwarc Mfg Co
—_50e
Industridk Ply wood Co Inc
25c
RR
Products
States Tel
68 Ma
29
"
10%
50
*
100
10c
preferred
Apr
6,700
5
18% Mar
1,800
50c
Co
Metal
Jan
14%
Imperial Oik (Canada
*
Imperial Color Chem- & Paper
Corp._10
12% May
10% Jan
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
Jun
14%
5r.
i<r
,
900
.
5
preferred
;
preferred series
7
15 Mi
'
3% May
-
13%
31%
60
10 5b
£1
Jan
13%
50c
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
National
Imperial Chemical .Industries—
2%
Feb
29% Jan
24% Jan
13%
Warrants
66%
9M4
5
10,900
59%
-
Monongahela Power Co—
600
9%
.2.50
Hygrade Food Products
Apr
1
common
200
5
Hydrometals Incw____l
3 Tb
Jun
Jan
18%
13Tb
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
14,600
60
3
36%
21%
Feb
4,800
76
60
8,600
4,700
26,900
23Tb
18% Mar
26% May
65% Feb
82
Apr
-
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
16%
4134
3M4
.
Jan
54% Feb
1,700
36%
38
21%. 22%
21
1
Mirro Aluminum. Company—
33
34%
1Tb
10Tb Jan
10
Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
16 >/4
134..
l'/a
23Tb
Petroleum.—
Co
8,800
27,100
:
17
22%
r
'
Mountain
Feb
6%
Xl6%
1
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Mount
34%
Co—
1
Piping Co
Apr
.100
—
Hone
7 Ma
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
;i -6Vo preferred
L—
Jun
Jan
37% May
17% Jun
1ft Jan
1
Jan
Mar
6% Jan
Jan
Feb
37 Ma
33
Jan
Jan
21%
66
5%
11%
6
Feb
21%
Feb
22% May
% Jun
& Jun
£1
—
-
Mt Diablo Company
Mar
Tb
24% Mar
28%
12
Jun
16% Jun
ftf
1%
Jan
—
Hardart rcommon—!
preferred
Howell Electric
37a
G)
Apr
53 % May
137,500
16)—
1
16%
28
Jun
800
43
500
20
3,100
29 Ma
5,600
May
Apr
17,300
10% May
15,200
600
"
23%
7%
700
:
2,500
75%
7,600
15
25%
22%
20
72
32%-,
_
25%
Mcnasco Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
i
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mesabi Iron Co
33%
54
22 Vb
25%
20Ma
8% Jan
18% Feb
17®b
.
1,100
1
51
32 34
-
13,800
810
16%
-
10,900
14%
22%
Apr
112 Apr
19% Mar
400
33%
.1
1Tb
10%
22%
Jun
2%
2,900
1635
1;
/.
class'A—
1Tb
1% May
% Jan
11%
I6V4
Ltd
1%
13%. Apr
28%
Jan
13%
Inc
W)
(A
4.80%
3.000
1,000
10% Jan
15%
j
22%
2.50
4.50%
2.600
1%
GOO
56%
4% Apr
21,600
10,900
23%
Jan
3%
12% 'vi
28%
>'
11 Va
cM-n
13%
12%
55
9
3414
Jan
23%
2%
a
Apr
11 Ma
4,000
Apr
14% Mar
19,000
62% Mar
3
7,000
10Tb
Mar
34
11%
250
26
—
10c
Co Ltd—
M4 Jan
75
"
-
50c
warrants
Co
(J
934
3 Ma
30
14Tb
3% Mar
20
Apr
83% Jan
27% Jan
—
1
23 Ma
Ss Co.—_—55
Johnson & Co*
1
72%
'Mays
4%
13',
29%
12%
Jan
14
17 %
18 Ma Mar
32 3«-
15,100
13%
L
1%
300
59%
33%
Jan
-.1'^
—60C
(expire Jvme
Midwest
Mar
10,400
14Vb
57 Tb
..
16 Va
Feb
33b
2%
14
58%
7%; May
25%. Jan
31% .May
Jun
Jan
28 Va
6%
323-8
2
14 Va
20
17
11%
13%
-
5
2Mb
—
40 v Jan
9%- Apr
6% Jan
29Tb
1,300
'
250
15% Jan
,
•
3,400
4
7%
11% May
—7
Industries Inc
Maule
15%
I 9
7%
26%
_•
Communication
12%
9
7Mi
1Tb
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
14%
~t>
Jan
Marconi International Marine
Martin
11 M»
-
4%
—i1
Stores
Rights
15
-
1,600
2
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
12%
1
5 Tb
2.50
Mid-West Abrasive
2,200
6%
Apr
5 Va
,
Magellan Petroleum^ Corp—
Voting trust ctfs w i
17Tb May
6% Jun
12% May
6
33 Va
1
Publications Inc
Jan
112,800
"
6%
10
Mack Truck's Inc warrants.—
Apr
45
Apr
48Tb May
13% Mar
19% Apr
14%Mar
.
M
Macfadden
»
12
Jan
9%
1,500-
Jan
Feb
16
/
Jan
60;700
550
75
100
4%
8%
11%
35%
10,900
8
•
Jun
5%
16%
•
2% Feb
-
Jan
5!b
26
Apr
*
Jan
9*V4
9% May
10%
% May
3%
9%
1
Feb
30
200
27%
-25c
1
75
•
19% Jan
340
"
'
1
L
4,100
71
.1
8
450
44%
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
54 Ma
1,300
41 M«
Jan
'
1M4 May
3%: Jan
6,000
98.
74% Mar
4 Mi
2,100
9'%
11% Mar
Jan
5
700
5T4
67,
.
95b
10
LI.
1%
:: i;!b
>
9 Tb May
34
May
Jan
66
""1,200
4%
4Tb
3Ta
7%
com— —25c
:
734
68 T 4
/
8%
.2.50
fHeniy) & Co.
Hurd-Lock &
13 Mb
28,700
9%
4%
-
3%
v
661 a
,
'
5
Horn-ds-Hardart Baking Co.!
5%.
32
9%
G7
4%
—IOC
;
Inc
Homo Oik-Co
Hon* &
73b
33%
„
-25c
1,
Hoov«P Ball
1,400
-100
Holly
C\as& B-
8 Ma Jan
1.300
40
L
1
Feb
18 V2
„
7%
11%
,
19% Jan
30% Mar
Jan
35 Va
16%
Mead
18 Tb
42'%
Inc common.!
/
5 Mb
13 M* Apr
21% May
1% May
10 Ma Jan
400
7%
9%
11%
30%
Jan
Jun
3
Jun
10% May
29Ti
Mansfield Tire <fc Rubber new
14%
.
2,70027,500
14%
Mangel
13%
Jan
14%
16%
14To
Feb
Jun
11%
14
14%
29%
Jan
8 Ma
26
Apr
Jan
1
—
Jan
21 Ma
..100
Hoffmarv-International Corp
Holt
3% May
3%
16
25%
_5
Chain—
8% Mar
5,700
10
Steel
Jan
35Ma
1
Lunltenhcimcr (The) Co
Lynch Corp —
_:
;
7
■
14Tb
Jan
6VWMay
3
cumulative
25
22,000
—
15%
Jun
1
com
100
3%
63
pfd—
Hofmann-Industries Inc
Holopftane-Co
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jon
1,700
700
3%.
29%
I
—
Maine Public Service'Co
21%
25c
Honinger Consol Gold ;Mincs
Holly -Corporation—
<
Stores
16Tb Mar
Apr
Apr
4%
800
17
28%
25c
Inc
Magna
2%
3%
16
Inc——
Apr
17
1
to-,.,.
Refineries
Feb
1%
3%
17
5,.,
Realty Corp.
Leonard
2M4
3,V
8%
28%
14Tb
5-
56 Ma
6,200
8
12
5,200
10
Jan
3%
10
Corp
(ItT' & Co
JUn
Mar
5% Jan
300
2,600
6
«5
Co
l.Ma Jan
7-Mi
5Tb
1
Inc
(R G>
12%
6
50c
Tourneau
8%
12
—
——1
25;'! 4
11 Mu
7%
Corp
Sessions
:,
1
5
21-Va
—25c
Ltd
Mines
35% Jan
2,700
14.
11%
*
-10
2% Jan
6
Jan
200
Mar
9
Feb
3,100
Locke
Jail
-.
35Tb May
11% Jan
18% Jan
14
—10c
•
Clas*:A
12%
'300
3Va
Mar
12
Jan
8
8
15 pesos
1,500
1%
—10c
& Electronics
Hevl-DUty-.Electric Co
Hoe
7%
14%
1
A—
6,600
77«"
1%
Apparel Inc
1% Jan
24
;
Feb
10% Jan
""
Herol<t Radio
Hlller-Aircraft
7Ma
23%
23%
13%
14%
3%
Jan
20% Jan
5,900
8
1,
15,400
2% 'j
Inc
Higbie Manufacturing Co.
Highways Trailer Industries
7 Mi ^ preferred
Jaa
100
13
Jan
12 Feb
19%-Mar
Jtur
14%
Feb
4%
May
%
11,400
2%
—-
7%
'tv*
3
•
31% Jan
r
11,300
l'«.
25%
~7%
*
1"
—
Products
14%
3
3,700
12,900
It
31/4
17
48%.
1
?*/*
-
4
2,200
34'H
■
1%
«%
;
7%
1.
——
:
Hercules Galiort
3%
llMi Mar
May
18Tb- Apr
2,900
.14%
3 % j:
■
900
;
10
13%
►-
>
34%
8%
:
4,000
20
.
33^1:'
'
^—4—
preferred
3%
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
May
15
1%'Jan
5 Ma Mar
2
—
Havan»; Lithographing ,Co
,
Hazel Bishop Inc.——.4
4%
1%
21%
30c
4
3.%
7,44
34
I —10c
-
...
.Hell-ColL Corp ——..
Heller (W E) Sc Co 5!V4
3,400
12%
—1
27
644
20
25"
Light
.—'J
Harvard!Instruments Inc __J.—i—
.1
Hastings Mrg Co
-2, Hathaway- Industries
—rj,
Hazeltlne Corp.—:
4% Feb
8,800
3
-
-
Louisiana Land-«fe Exploration
Jun
■334'
-*•9
.
Hartfdrcii Electric
Hecla» ."MinlngvCo—'
Helena^ Rubtnstein
3% Mar
Jan
2Ve
2%
21%
12 Va
Rubber Co
Inc
McKee
Harniscbfeger Corp-----'Hartfiekk StoitCs>Inc=.
—
22%May
2
2% May
1% Jan
21 Ma
(I B)
Jan
Jan
15 Mb
6%
:~h\
1
1
....
14% Jan
2,100
18
19% Jan
'
11%
1 ',8
50c "
1,
Inc
Jan
3,200
2%
3%
I,odgc & Shipley (The) CO—
Longincs-Wittnauer Watch Co
20V4i Jan
'
Corp.
Harmon-Kardon
13%
18%
2%
Va
Industries
5,«-
Feb
:
—
Harbor Plywood
2,700
18
2M4
4,350
2,100
2
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
0% May
Apr
3,600
5
& H-American 'Machine
Hall
18%
17%
&
Lc
13%
3,000
15-34
V,tJ 27--
1
If
44%
16%
17%
28% Jan
30
Jan
12% Jan
2%
Lcfcourt
r
Jan
97
8M* Jan
>
"
15;
25
102
6 M» Apr
,
.
Apr
Jan
Mar
16
%
Foundry
Lear
13% Mar
93 Mr Mar
'»3i,
..10c
Corp
•
8
18 Tb
La Salic Extension University
;
27 Mi Mar
Jan
16% Jun
101
May
May
41%
800
17%
Lanston
19% Apr
18%
4%
96
36% Jan
46% Apr
18
Apr
19% Apr
—
Cori
Lainson
Jan
49
,..r
/
Feb
5,200
rl5:
'
37
9,400
-*26%
-
0c
Lafnd"&'Industries
.
Co
Lamb Industries—
Lamson Corp of Delaware—
5.M4 Jan
17 Ma- Jan
'
.
2,100'
30'
Ltd..
Shores
Lakey
Apr
:
2,900
81i
50c
Products
23Tb
17% May
11% ':12%
11%
30
Cbrapauy :Inc_—
Western
32%
,
94" "*"95
.
.1
Griesedleclc Com pan
Gulf States
;
Dept Stores" Inc—
Consolidada S
Lake
Jan
4 ; '. 4%
V 71% 576 Ma
4 Mo
Great-Westerri: Producers common__60c iI.'
29%
300
*
preferred series'Aj
Jan
3% Mar
)
La
7 Ma Mar
10.100
-
Greaft Amer Imlustrics.Iuc.--—_'_..16c
Great Eakcs, Oil. &; Cl)cniical Co—
1
Guildt-Films
43,900
■
18,;
—
/Grocery; Stores
'v
5% Apr
15% Jan
12Tb. Mar
69,400
5'
Jun
Jan
29%
Company...—*
Hotels Corp—
Corp class A—
L'Aiglon
8% Mar
Jan
4%-Mar
31 Mi
12%
1
Co...'.::
4:!i
97%
*
_
Manufacturing Co.—16%
—————4GramcKRaplds Varuish7:----r----——1
Gray-Manul'aot uriug .Co
5
6%-
16%
Jan
9%
16
Kobackcr Stores—;
Jan
3%
40%
Kiopp (The) Forge Co
Kruegcr Brewing Co
4% Feb
1%, Jan
Jan
2
5,200
20,000
JJ
May
107
Feb
2,600
...#
_•
,s. Greer-.Hydraulics—
Grtdoi**Freehold -Leases.
5,400
48
Jan
'22;-%,, 25 Mt
72'
1 i
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Financial
Knott
Jan
Feb
'■
3% Mar
i"» Feb
10
17Tb
Minerals
(S)
Knox
5M* Jan
3
700
17%*
_25c :
qo.__.U-——
Western
334
.
17%^19%
■
22%
Gorhaav Manufacturing
'
Jan
20 Ma
31%
*
:■/ Goodman-
.
34 Ma
] J May
'$
-1""SeatProducts.CoVi> el A._~___10c
Goldfieldr Consolidated,. Mines.
U
--'Great
3 ; ' Mar
5%
1:19%
Gold
;
9
Jan
May
Oil
Kirkland
Klein
Kleinert
Jan
1%
4 Ma
-
I GobeJ*-i Adolf )> lnc-_p————
'
Jun
May
4,600
bV-v 5%
'5
U.5%
Glcnmone Distilleries cjass B__—.—.1
Globe- Union, Co Inc.—
l—i
_*"•
:
183
185
•4Tb
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
''/•-! .{:■
48
24% May
1% Jan
3,500
2%
14Tb
4%
.
(Del)—I
(Walter)' &
Kin-Ark
Apr
■
:
LI
\ GlanCsYellowIinife Gold/Mines—
'
20
39
r
l
•
preferred ,i—1—-
(A C)
Gilchrist Co.
Kiddc
Jan
Glil
Feb
,v7
Mar
10,000
5%
Ma%
Apr
12%
12% Mar
Feb
'■4
14% Jan
23,000
li:
2iV
Kennedy's Inc
111% Jan
12,400
4
Kawncei" Co
"3,300
11
& Electric
Feb
800
Co Ltd— v
Corporation.—1_
Gilbert:
4'!
2%
9Tb
16%
Jan
13Tb
Jan
14
'4%
9Tb
Corp
9%
107
1
Gcnung's. Incorporated
Georg»»*Foweri ff> preferred.*—-
t';~
911
4%.
-
_l
.
LGeneiak.Transistor'C©rp__i—i
.
S
'4%
_15c
Feb
114%
100
* GcneraE. Plywood Corp—
^
50
2,800
Apr
82
Apr
27% May
"-5% Jun,
%
1
Katz Drug Company—
Kawecki Chemical Co..—
11%
8,250
4%
.'■* GeneraK-Flreproofing
,_5 «.■
'■£ Generaitlndns^Enterimses—•
■'*
183
Industries
Kansas Gas
Jan
Jan
19,000
Jan"
May
2,300
1%
10c
i
7 Ma
■>
2%
5%
%
Kaltman; (D > & Company—.
May
llMi
•
12% Apr
3 Tb Mar
4-
Glass
8
Apr
2,100
22%
11,300
•
;
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d
800
-
2 V„
.
5
,
ol
10%.
12%
30
-1A
9 Ma Jan
8% Jan
.!
2M4
Feb
Jan
Jun
21%-
19
24
Feb
7
25 Ma
5 Mi
19
10c
a
Jcannettri
•18% Jan
<
6Mt May
6% May
4,900
4,200
13,600
,,183■■
-.-f,
9
^
•
l
common
Amexicaivdej* rets
-v
Jan
5.600
179
.
1.25
i
GeneralDevelop Corp "new————'
♦
Apr
5%
5%
1
22% Apr
138Tb May
L % May
27,800
183"
•
Generak Builders Corp common
1
convertible
preferred.—25*
:b Generak-Elccttte
15 Mb
.
—1
_—
—;
3
Jun
9%
80-
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jan
"•
183
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reg
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16%":; 17%
*
.
.
1
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Gellmaiy Mfg:: Co.-—
1
7
>
a
9Ta
11%
..
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Cd___.
Co
6
-
f 16tV
>•
5%'f
-v 714% 7ai
.18% ,11%
10
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/ Gallneau- Power Ca
-
100
10% Feb
22 Ma
Kaiser
5,500
2,000
15,700
3,300
2%
.Industries Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
'<
17%
17Tb
10
Mar
Jan
25
Jan
'u
6!
■
.ll'/a
l
:x^
Head, Brewing
50%
:
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Fresnllla. (The)
V Fuller
5-12
:'6%
y
nt'V
;
.
'<*
:*;/7»4
2.50
_
_*:/
Ford Motqr CO Ltd.-American ,dep; rets ord
9,400
27%
iQc
Corp..—
F1 ittw
4
Jan
17%
r
25c
Financial. General
12%
30.«
;
Mines Ltd.———I.
Farga^oils Ltd....
1
.1 Fehnent' Ectrolcum C.orp—
-zz.
i-t *
>
2,500
135
17Ma
Faraday*.Uranium
;v
-
,19%
34%
•
Jetronic
Factor (Max) & Co class A
1—1
f'. FaircWlcL Camera. &
Instrument.
l
Fajardo, Eastern Sugar Associates—
1,300
Israel-American- Oil- Corp—
11M» Mar
%
400
35%
24%
Jan
Jun
52,900
r.
)«(
31%
9 Mi
Mar
11%
9% May
300
'
Ti
'
:
9Tb Mar
13
34% Apr
45% Jan
31%
34%
16%
Inc—
16%
29
31%
16 Ma
Irving Air Chute
12% Jan
34%
9%
Ironrlte
7,900
•
5
1
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—10o
Fireman Manufacturing
1
60% Mar
!
15 Ma
16%
l
Range Since*Jan. 1
Low
High
High
14%
16%
Royalty—
Shares
•
Iron
6 Ma Mar
',
15
10c
Investors
11%, Jan
Jan
for Week
33M3C
Intex Oil Company
; Feb
,104
9% May
7T«
11%
10
Jan
6,600
Sales
Range
of Priees
Low
1
International Resistance Co
2% Mar
33% May
34,800
7%
25c
or
Jan
Jan
5 M«
9%
Eureka Pipe Line
1
19
10 M4
50
11V8
—I——
—$1
15,000
10,300
98
.
Par
May
Week's
Last
Sale Price
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Products
——
44% Apr
16% Mar
1
Eureka^Corporation Ltd
-
Jan
9%
-10
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
;
preferred
14%
1M4
Friday
Exchange
International Breweries Inc
Apr
28 Tb
4%,
"73i
38
2,300
»'
5
High
Jun
2,800
.-->s
48
—1
33%
12 ■! 4
10
■
1
20,100
29
JUNE
ENDED
American Stock
39%
26 ;;
-ZX
WEEK
1
300
-I'/a-
29
_100
li—i*_ 1
;10c
Empire-Millwork Corp
Equity: Corp common—
•v
Low
33r,(t
1
Range Since Jan.
High
1
Corp
Electronic. Communications Inc
Electronics Corp of America
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
5
Electrograpliic
-
Low.
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Par
Electric
Sales
Rangfc
Sale Price
8%
400
7% Apr
3%
3Tb
200
3% May
39% May
25% May
37% May
19%
Feb
10% Feb
5
Mar
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(2594)
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EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
\
Friday
' >'
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
•••*
Union
Ncstle-Lo
Mur
New
England
Ne;v
Haven
Electric
New Idria Min
Mexico
Pacific
New Park
Coal
Process
Now
Superior
&
York
Oils
*
84,300
27%
"
i
Tr,
2h
i
Railway
ajr
ivuu v>
% Jun
1Tb
1-Ai May
17% Jan
22
Feb
%|
10,800
2,400
2,040
4Tb
38Tb
lj7o Mar
4 Tb
2% May
Apr
1A Feb
140
27% May
29% Mar
34
Say re & Fisher Co
May
Seaboard
Jun
3,400
Jan
33% Jan
4
Jan
3
Jun
Feb
40% Feb
40% Feb
5 % Mar
4Tb
Sentry Corp
Feb
ili
31,200
GTb
1,000
6% Jan
8% Mar
-50
72 Tb
72 Tb
100
07% Jan
Ij.'r
70,900
74% May
2 % May
Seton
1Tb
1
4%&
pfd
Ltd
Mines
100
84
1Tb
10,100
1
12,200
19,700
l
%
1%
in
ii
Tb
_10c
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Atner A
(Del.).
2%
2%
2%
'
1% May
170
88%
87
Apr
May
A May
1% Jan
2%
Serrick
Servo
Leather
o
/
Ohio
"Town
40c
preferred
~~
n-
gjS.'S
V
•
.
**"
-
Pacific
500
36
Jun
92
170
90% May
98% Mar
•
Clay
-
2,800
Feb
Mar.
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
27%
27%
700
05
2G
25%
26
800
25
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
24 Tit
Apr
30
4,000
27%
28
May
42 Tb Mar
32
Apr
20% May
24Tb Apr
29%
Jan
3,200
24%
20
1,200
-
24% May
20% Jan
Jun
27% Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
24
300
400
23% May
21% Jun
20
22%
21%
21%
100
21% Feb
23
90
98%
220
81}
ClAJ/.
95
150
conv
dividend
preferred—
Parker Pen
1
Af"vt*v
9 Rni •
vfex._2 Bol
Company
Co class
a
~~
~
Par'rcrsburg-Aetmr'corp"-—II
31
3% May,
11%
1,000
^
11%
12
4%
4%
-
13%
xl3%
13 7 b
-
■
'
4,500
7% May
9
0% Jan
9% Mar
04%
30 Tb
31%
1%
"l%
00 %
22% Jan
23%
39%
44 Tb
0%
7 Tb
7 Tb
1,100
1% Jan
16,200
7%
•
•
Jan
1,300
1,000
-
7%
•
14Tb May
Jan
00%
Apr
31%
Jun
1% Mar
Jan
48%
5% Apr
4% Jan
12Tb Jan
8%
Jan
19%
Feb
4
16%
10 Tb
17Tb
10,800
1
12
12
14%
2,700
9 %
3,300
9Tb Jan
Jan
Apr
7% Feb
14% May
15% Apr
~~~x
13%
13
13%
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erta.~
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic Scale
94%
11%
93
94%
1,500
83%
Feb
98% Mar
11
11%
6,800
10% Jan
12% Mar
-10
Poloron Products class A
Polymer Corp class A—"""
__1
'
300
3,000
3%
3
18%
-
51
51
—
3
1
18
& Alexander Inc (Del)—1*2.50
Corp of
19
Tb
4,400
200
Jan
32
2% Jan
Jan
07
4%
Jan
Jun
21T4 May
13% Jan
03% Jan
72% Mar
10%
11
Jun
08
—
08%
100
7,000
Feb
69
•
11%
3 Tb
Canada
11
70
150
€1% Jan
83
8,000
15% Jan
26% Feb
% Jan
1% Jan
9U
Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pr^nfffn_TToii
Prentice-Hall T..Inc
Pressed Metals of
America-..
Preston East Dome
Mines Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Providence Gas
Jan
5%
100
7
n
10% May
800
42
Pmvni
I ower
14% May
2,500
g
Corp_
Feb
18
17 % May
7Tb
SSSKWcS? ™ Co~T«^
Aircraft
Feb
9 Tb
-
6,800
7,200
Plasccki
Jan
A
61%
'
1%
—
" "
5%
2% Jan
7%
31%
Corp*"(Del)*H
Apr
Mar
37% Mar
8%
'
4-r
•
Steel
13%
102
4% May
7 Tb Jail
'
'
Phoenix
90% Mar
14% Jan
f
2,000
-
143% Jan
14
Feb
8% Jan
—
COO
10
,
SZ
May
fg Jan
4%
1
WRn
__
Jan
1% Jan
4% Jan
15%
2
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn Traffic Co
Pep Boys (The)
9% Mar
99
0,300
11%
1
of Canada Ltd
Jan
1Tb
.
15%
'
Patino
19 %
33,500
jl
.
14% Mar
12,700
4
10%
0'
Class B
Apr
1,700
%
i
G%
23,800
31%
1%
1%
3% Jan
150
3%
Tb
share^—TboI
85% Jan
5,700
31%
31%
3%
Feb
150
10
99
99
*
,
95% Mar
91% Mar
100
140
100
9%
9%
-100
_
Jan
Jan
4,800
15%
14%
14%
Jan
80%
23% Jan
94'% May
.127% Jun
0%
6%
0%
~
87
80
8G
88
30
127% 130-
•
1
H
(C
88%
89%
•
I
Light~5'J pfd!
—
Oil
Class
*
69
-
G-
—1
17Tb
Tb
1%
1%-
1%
—1
Company
23
21
23
rioc
Rico
Telephone Co
PuBetSound Pulp & Timber!Pyle-National Co
11%
11%
21
Mar
10% Jan
15
Jun
400
10% May
11% Jan
275
85% Jan
90
85%
87
23%
23
-
;
33% Feb
-20c
75%
70
70
800
23%
8,900
Jan
Feb
44
18% Jan
24% Apr
46% Jan
90
May
Q
1
4*
Investment Co
Rapid-American Corp
" ■ '
Rights (expire June 5)„_
Rath Packing Co
HI"
39Tb Mar
1% May
19% Jan
2% May
25
3,800
1%
US
78,200
-10
21%
20 %
-10
G1
Feb
21%
2,300
01
61%
300
54%
Jan
73% Feb
—1
12%
13 Ma
700
11% Feb
14% Mar
-20
22%
23 %
400
21% Feb
25
Mar
-1
20
20
200
18
22
Jan
-1
2
1G)
'
2%
%
T'a
3% Mar
Jun
1 % Mar
1/128 Jun
22,800
1/04
119,100
Apr
Jan
%
7,700
%
1/128
48%
1/128
—10
48%
50%
850
48%
Apr
1/64 Jun
54Tb Jan
II
—1
12%
11%
12%
8,700
11%
Jan
13% Mar
II
—1
8%
—1
31%
8%
9,300
8
Jan
30%
32%
5,400
29
Jan
3%
-50c
Ex-liquidating
Grande
distribution
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
Robinson
to Jan
Technical
3
1
3%
400-
9%
9%
100
8
2% Jan
9% Mar
46
3%
Products
1
9%
4%
4%
Inc
20c
14
100
ei
80%
Roosevelt
Raceway
II
Inc
12% Mar
Silver-Miller
Mines
Iiic
Lighting
3 Tb
Jan
5Tb
Apr
15Tb May
80% Jan
13,900
4% Jan
7% May
13% Apr
6T4 Mar
15Tb Jan
500
6Ta
700
(when issued)
Slminons-Boardman' Publications—
$3' convertible 'preferred
Simpson's Ltd
see
5%
5Tb
17%
17%
4%
3,200
32%
800
7
31%
13% Jan
28.
12
31%
4%
3%
4%
■
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amcr dep rct3 ord registered
Mar
94%
49%
25
28
28 Tb
18%. Feb
54
900
.
36Tb
99% Mar
Jan
GO, 900
Feb
54
Jan
29
19%
Apr
13
% May
Jan
Mar
44
Jan
40% Mar
46
Jan
24
25%
Jan
36
Tb
9,900
3,700
2%
Jan;
19,000
1%
Jan
A
Jun
51,100
ir<r
Apr
5%
3,400
7Tb
8Tb
15,000
7%
7%
8Tb
4,700
7%
30%
36%
37
1,900
147
290
49%
50%
13,800
5Tb
50
'
H Jan
Apr
142
20
Apr
4% Mar
6%
4% May
35
*
•
9
Apr
v:
8&
•
39Tb
37
37
Jau
ria
38
Jan
Apr
187
May
54Tb
45Tb May
I
Feb
39%
Jan
33%
125
Jan
Mar
813 May
Jan
Jan
£1
5%
5%
'1,400
Skiatron Electronics & Tclev Corp—10c
G%
0%
7%
11,700
5%
Jan
10% Mar
5%
4Ta
5Th
13,500
3
Jan
5Tb Mar
12%
12%
13Tb
10,000
7Tb
GOO
Smith
> Boss
South
5
*
—1
1
1
Airways Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone
Corp
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
South
Oil
Penn
Southern
Co
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
4.50% convertible preference—
4.48% convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred—
4.08% cumulative preferred
Southern
Materials
25
25
25
Staurock
57
20
50
Jan
60-
24%
24%
900
24%
Jan
23 Tb
23%
23 T b
2,600
V
300
20
20
200
13%
7%
7%
75%
75Tb
2%
2%
1
20
1
1
1
10%
~9%
£%
17%
Jan
16Tb
Feb-
15
Jan
14%
2,700
Jan
Jan
9%
9,000
500'
1,400
64% Jan
15%
15%
15%
2,200
12% Feb
22 %
23 Tb
900
22% May
"5%
12%
14Tb
12
11%
13
5%
5
1.:,
Tb
3 Tb
3,000
12%
500
1
3
•.
84%
925
8%
200
"8%
8%
5,800
24
19
5
18%
18%
18%
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
17
17
17
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson
(J
—•
(Hugo)
Stone
Corp
Shop Inc
1,700
100
4%
4
4%
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jun
May
2 TV Jan
Jan
5 Tb Mar
15Tb Mar
3%
23
2,900
29
82'
Jan
Jan
"11% Jan
14 % Mar
5%,Feb-
?
27
27
•
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
5%
14Tb
18
Apr
Tb May
41,800
3%
11%
25c
Canada ordinary
11%
700
Apr
May
17Tb May
24% Jan
Jan
7
18,700
1
1
.71
4%. Feb-
3,300
•
Feb
Jan
9% Jun
20Tb
Jan-v
18%
66%
Jan
21% Mar
28
-
8% Mar.
16%
18%
05%
50c
Ltd
,
9Tb
'
18%
Apr
4% Jan
Jan
9%
66
14
Inc
of
Co
2%
84
,
11%
32,000
Jan
10Tb Jan
26'/a
16%
1
Enterprises Inc
Instruments
Steel
75% Mar
000
13 Tb
1
preferred
15Tb
Jan
7% May
11,700
10
10c
B
5 Tb
4% May
11Tb
Feb
22% Feb
22
•
~
200
2%
23%
■
Jun
20
Feb
Apr
53% Mar
Jun
4%
1
Corp
Stathain
May
•
—
Mines
49
300
76'
12%
;
Stalecourt
Feb
57% Mar
21% Jan.
1,500
7%
-25%
Mar
20%
"700
14%"
15%
13%
Corp
convertible
4%;
4
14%
"26
23% May
2,900
21
8
Starrelt (The) Corp common
50c
25Tb Mar
*
54
21%
10c
1
Co
class
Uranium
30
57
21Tb
-
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Tube
Apr
21 Tb
10
Products
Standard
Jan
34%
1
Co
(Ky)
Stanley Aviation
20%
1,900
25
Stahl-Mcyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
V
$1.G0 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Standard
Forglngs
Corp
Shares
300
30
25
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Standard
Mar
9 Tb Mar
24
%
Jan
17% Mar
7% May.
35
20%
25
Pipe Line—
Southland Royalty Co
Standard
47
9% Feb
23 %
35Tb
25
Southern
Oil
7%
25
Potrolcum Corp—2
Inc
2
California
Standard
-13
Jan
41% Jan
•
12.50
5%
Southern
4
Edison—
California
,
.
-43
Jan.
71
Jan
6
-
10
15%
21% Jan
17Tb
Jan
3
20
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
900
Mar
24Tb'May
15% Jan
17% Feb
28,800
Mar
84% Jun
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
23
22%
23
31%
31Tb
32%
1,500
25Tb
25Tb
26%
500
21%
Apr
26% Jun
4) %
42
150
33%
Jan
42
Btroock (S) & Co
5
1
1
•
13%
Xl3%
14%
GOO
13
May
Stylon Corporation
1
3%
3Tb
3 Tb
7,400
3
Jan
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
4
4
4%
7,900
4
Jun
4Tb Mar
9Tb Mar
Stop
B)
Co
Corp..
Container
&
.
34% Jan
31Tb May
3%
3%
3Tb
2,700
7%
7%
1,700
6%
May
16% Feb
4%
Jan
Apr
5Tb
3% May
7%
1
6
18%
11,800
-
4%
4
1,600
14,800
5%
Jan
17% Jun
3
Inc
Class
B
class
A
—5
common
common
preferred
Co
International Corp
cumulative
4%
Jan
7
10
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
1
Corp
Industries
1
Inc
Tenncy Engineering Inc
100
Oil Corporation
1
25c
•
Texam
Texas
Calgary Co
Texas
Power & Light
Thorofare
$4.56 pfd
5
Markets
10
25c
1
Inc
Mar
8%
Jan
6% Mar
20%
Jan
4% May
Amer
Shipyards
Toledo
Edison
Trans Caribbean
Cont
Lux
8]ir
2,700
8%
Jun
5,200
2%
Jan
4% May
Trans
9,200
4%
Jun
6%
:
.70%
900
33 %
Jan
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Contlncntal warrants
4%
4%
1,100
4%
Jan
6% Feb
5
6%
22,400
3Ts
Jan
6% Jun
.
79
Jan
Apr
100
1
1
A
Airways class
Industries Inc
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
Trans
-20
Corp
preferred
4%%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Towet Acceptance Corp class
4%
Jan
17Tb
1,300
14%
Jan
18
16Tb
16 Tb
1,700
14 V*
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
8% Feb
54% Mar
A—10c
1
50c
J
•
Corp
True
Temper Corp
Two Guys from Harrison
Inc
I
8
47
46 Tb
48%
7,400
41% Feb
23 Tb
20Tb
23Tb
2,440
16
Jan
7Tb
20.000
7
Jun
9Tb Mar
2%
Jan
3% Mar
9
Jan
4Tb
Jan
7% Mar
11Tb May
17% Mar
7
7
2Tb
2Tb
17Tb
2 Tb
2,300
1,500
19
5%
2,000
5%
5 Tb
12Tb
12 Tb
1Tb
1Tb
1Tb
5,800
U
Tb
is
88,300
24Tb
24Tb
11,000
14
27
22%
2 Tb
1% May
%
2 Tb
3
97
31
25%
3,100
24%
Jun
3Tb
14,500
1%
Jan
700
8Tb
Jan
13 3b
14
X27%
Mar
Apr
Jan
lftf Mar
Jan
92% May
Feb
Feb
3Tb Mar
17
Mar
34% Feb
29
1,300
27 % May
29%
28Tb
29%
2,000
28%
Jun
36
21Tb
21%
22%
1,500
17%
Jan
22% May
9Tb
100
8%
Jan
4
400
3%
9%
4
X32%
84%
—1
32Tb
85
4 Tb Mar
38% Feb
125
83Tb May
2%
2,000
7 Tb
900
6%
15%
15%
15 Tb
900
13% Feb
2TB
2%
2 Tb
24,100
/%
52,000
12 a4
1,100
'
•is
12
12
1%
Jan
Jan
Apr
3% May
90
f
Feb
3 tb1
'
9% Feb
Jan
32% May
3
-
Jan
800
7%
--
-
f
"
"
8% Apr
22%
Apr
4
Mar
i7a May
7
1-Jj Apr
Jan
14Tb Mar
29% Jan
Feb
34
34%
300
27 Tb
27%
28Tb
6,800
27
22%
22
Tb
22%
3,200
19
12%
12
'
12%
3,300
-
W
10c
250
8
8
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
4%
12%
1
Roofing Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
8%
...
10c
com
Tilo
Airier
17
10T4
20c
Inc
Teleprompter
Television
—1
Inc
Jan
17
10
Tampa Electric
Taylor
4%
69
5
—
3Ta.
6%
Jan
36
33
Slick
4 Ms
1
Jan
4Tb Mar
Jan
250
Mar
43
Apr
8%-Mar
Jan
31% May
3% Jan
192% Feb
700
49%
147b May
43% Mar
Jan
0%
Jan
1% Mar
:
Feb
9
Apr
7%
14% Feb
1,400
223
220
220
5Tb
20% May
41 % May
..
.
Jan
2,300
Feb
Apr
OT'a Mar
Jan
35
1
Oil Co
Venezuelan
Sinclair
4%
1
page
11,800
7Tb
13%
"7%
—
8%
14Tb
13%
5,000 fr
Common
Tpdd
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
•_
'5,100
1———25c "
Shares
American
Thriftmarkct Inc
13% May
14%
.1.25
Aeronautical Coi..
For footnotes
Jan
80 % May
0%
Royallte Oil Co Ltd.
Ryan
9%
900
14%
500
Fifth Avenue_
Russell (The F C) Company.
99,400
33
1
3
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
310
£1
1
Russeks
1%
13%
29
2 Tb
Tliew Shovel Co
81
6%
30c
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp.
6,800
2%
Jan"
14Tb
I
5%
50c
6%
3,100
1.50
reg
-
5
14
pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A_
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American deD rets ord
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roosevelt Field Inc
40%
10c
-1
Corp
Ltd
Precision
Silver Creek
Apr
tj
1965
Rokeach
39%
4Ti
Talon
Jan
30%
Rldgeway Corp—
Rio
Jun
9,400
20,300
4%
May
26
29
29%
-50o
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Reslstoflex
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co.
Jan
4%
5 i7u
18 %
4Tb
& Feb
4
1%
convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Rels (Robert) & Co
(expire June
Reliance Insurance Co
1%
2,100
4T«
4%
17%
13%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
3,GOO
30%
_1
$1.25
Rights
Jan
Jan
14%
I
—1
Raymond International IncH"
Reading Tube Corp common
Corp
2%
7%
14%
,
T
Ramo
Oil
2,200
25
R
Reiter-Foster
4%
4%
———-———-——1
■■
Mar
5Tb
C5^
9Tb Mar
11
—2
preferred
Co
8
24% Jan
4Tb
-I—II
0,800
8% Mar
Jan
11%
114 May
1% Mar
13Tb Feb
9Tb May
29%
2
class A
Co
& Gas
23% Mar
Jan
5%
7,000
f
Superior Tool & Die Co
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
5%
4.500
39%
1%
Btinncs
11%
85%
—5
Mar
6% Feb
14% Jan
15
-100
—3
Jan
2,200
18 Tb
•
t>
4J8- Apr
13,100
1,300
0
17%
14 Tb
—1
Pujdjc Service of CofoTado—~"
4
cumulative preferredPuerto
19,800-
2,100
7%
100
B
$1.25
Silex
Silvray
21%
Park Chemical
.
22
10
25
Ptintopoc on (C A) Amer
.
Jan
5% Jan
10%
25
Pancoastal Petrolcmn
Pan Israel Oil vtc-
;
400
7%
Mar
17% May
preferred
Pacific Power &
.
21%
7%
5Tb May
80
preferred
1st
Page-ITcrsey Tubes
.
21%
7%
Apr
15Tb Apr
6%
10 %
4
Signal
7 19% Mar
<
Jan
1
9%
5 iT •;
1% Jan
Feb
3,300
18%.
4%
,$r,° redeemable 1st preferred
25
In kjphting $4.50 preferred —1•
$j.40 dividend preferred
»
iJ'Z** dividend preferred
■■■■■■■■"•
i'rn£ rc(!eonia')Ic lfit
4,d0,<? redeemable
;
21 %
10
$4.30 dividend preferred—
Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
.
10%
300
25
~
Warrants
iiw
10%
00%
420
1st pfd—25
—
redeemable 1st preferred
decmablc 1st pfd series A
$4.75
'
73
2,000
£ac!«c NorfcIiem
t
4% Jan
300
5%
5
09%
May
2% Jan
Feb
Apr
1Tb May
7Tb Jan
0%
Shoe
Slmca
_
.
200
5
C9TL
,
1
2,000
3%
21% May
800
0Tb
•
4% preferred ——
Shcrwin-Wllllams of Canada
200
37,900
1%
10%
2
Corp of America
3
Siboncy-Caribhcan Petroleum Co—-10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
•
'Xd
v./k
«
1 %
3%
*3%
-
18% Jan
19,300
H:
n
_
Products-
—
90'.L'
90 '/'a
.
Pacific Gas & Electric G
1st
W/c ' ■ preferred
1st preferred
5':'c
•
37%
ZZZZZZZZZl'i
p
.
30
~
Corp
v_
3G
2G% May
40% Mar
Lw Amor Bh™zr°i
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric
5c/c
24%
100
■90c
cumulative preferred
~•;—v'ciciicu—
y-
22%
common——"
Corl)
I'nMr.T*
23
—1
Co—HUHI!—
Brass
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
! *
.50c
Jan
9?a
/:■
22
20
May
17%
16% May
6
25
common
19
U 200
400
0%
—1
Sherman Products Inc
24% Mar
11Tb- Apr
-
1%
9%
5
;
:
f
22%
ft
1%
20c
*
Inc
Mining
Sliawlnigan Water & Power
1Tb Jan
4% Jan
1
4%
Co
Denn
16%
20% Mar
Mar
V )
■
400
19%
22 %
Corp class B-.—
Sliattucfc
Jan
7
300,
-
21
10%
10%
Corp of America
Sherwin-Williams
Ogdcn Corp
High
,,
Jan
17% Feb
1,700
19
10%.
19
—_————.—10c
——-4
—
1
—
17
10,300
19
20
*
Servomcchanisms
89% Mar
Ltd"
ij[u_
Nickel Mines
""•"ii xvuiicb
Pub Serv
3
.3
Low
18%
ll3*
Socman Bros Inc
\ 0%
.
Range Since Jan.1
V-
10c
—1
♦
—.1
Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Sccbui'tf (The) Corp——
1
H~~
r
"j. ft:
fchares "
10%
1
Airlines
Western
Seaporcel Metals
14% Feb
8Tb
18%
25c
25c
1
3.50
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd-—
6% May
50
4Tb
'
Jun
22% Mar
1% Mar
33
38 Mi
38%
1% Mar
28%
2% Mar
11
7%
38%
7%
—
•
2.50
Ltd
10 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
* r ;
5c,'o
series preferred
20
4%%
series preferred
20
4.40% series preferred
20
5.00% series preferred
i
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Barcce Petroleums Ltd
50c
San Carlos Milling Co
May
2
v
.
fw Week
High
17%
18
Lawrence
Tb May
12,700
2,200
12
37
—1
Co—
Uranium
2,'ii
-25
Northeast Airlines
—"""***
Feb
1,000
ifr
11
-10
Northern Ind
Jan
2,COO
2%
11%
-10
tieTliicII
RR
000
21 Vi
28%
%
7%
37%
_
„
North American
Royal
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North Rankin
~
Jan
Low
Corp Ltd
Balcm-Broslus inc
Feb
5Tb Mar
17% Feb
i
II"
20
St
'
10
B
Northspau
Tb
"/J?
High
184% Mar
24% Apr
15% Jan
60,500
1%
20 %
Rosario__3.33%
American Cement class
Penn
%
1
Mines
------
,T
Monday, June 8,
.
Sales
■
Range
of Prices
*Sale Price
4% May
Feb
1%
110
Lites Inc
Norfolk Southern
—
If.
A
Noma
North
lC
3i
Merchandise-
Niplssing
Class
29,000
5,100
oils Ltd-
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
—
.
£Jtsr;
v'Week's":;/-;
Last
:
Q c K s
Par
Jan
100
1,900
Co
New York Auction Co
New York & Honduras
North
20%
1%
Mining Co
New
New
28%
19
Co
Land!
& Arizona
Jan
13% Jan
19,700
33,400
3%
•
Jersey Zinc
New
C<
2Tb
1,700
4%
20%
& Chem
New
Low
18 %
174%'
1G9
Watch
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
4% y 14,000
17%
Tel
&
FOR
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Shares
High
3%
Co
Tel
Clock &
.y
for Week
of Prices
Corp_.
% %
Sales
Week's
"'Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
National
New
.
r?
Jan
9% Jan
39% Feb
31% Mar
23%
Apr
14% Apr
-*—!
35.
1
Volume 189
Number 5853
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
35
(2595)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Last
„
v
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
-
15
5
__
•
14%
ZI—4
11%
GO
United Milk Products
United 4VIolasses Co Ltd—
I
«Amer» dep rets ord registered
United-N* J RR & Canal
United ^Pacific Aluminum
Ceramic
Tile
class
U S Rubber
20
51a
-
l
Reclaiming Co
5Ma
10%
l
59 Ma
5%
5 Ma
5
5%
25c
5 Ma
10
45%
45%
461a
1
l_:
65%
65%
16%
16%
69%
17%
—25c':
InKiirnnfp
r
.15
v--
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Winding Co
5
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Valspar Corp
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
1
4%s
-
7s
Jan
May
27 Ma Apr
; 7% Jan
13% Mar
60%
Jun
A 7s
Feb
i
GMaS
—
-I-.
—Feb-Aug
—May -No v
;
£120
£63
•
•^
19
—
£80
f
<
„
£80
stamped (Plan A)
£99
—Mar-Sept
1
—.
481#
Jan-July
10114
Jan
Mar
Jun
17% May
(not
Jan
35
Apr
22% May
76 Ma Apr
43%
£39
2s 2012..Jan-July
51
Apr
35
41
58 Ma
48 Ma
51 Ma
38%
49%
41
,F° ,par, valuc- a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-Interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution. ' g Ex-stbck dividend,
h Ex-principal. • n Under-tho-rule transaction
w
f
included In year's range),
rTransaction for cash (not included
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-llquldating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
tFriday's bid and ask prices;
In
year's
range).
tEx-dla-
sales being transacted during the current week.
no
SReported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
Feb
8
6Ma Jan
102m4
57
trlbution.
.
100%
£58%
9 Ma Mar
53
65
£13
—
_-April-Oc«
Rio de Janeiro
64
£88
—Feb-Aug
1949..
1927)
18
£92
—June-Dec
102
13% Jan
/
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
stamped (Plan A) 2 Mas 20
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997.^..—
Jan
5,700
5,600
(Prov)
180
16%
;
Peru
16%
7%
1967
180
-£16%
Clearing Assn—
of) Germany
redeemed)...
(80%
180
£181
'
Jan -July
Parana
30
6914
£171
1952
debs—
(issue of May
Feb
-54,800
7%
6 Mas
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
9 Mi Mar
14
£135
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Waterways
B
(City
1939
AHanover
"
61 Mi
&
series
AHanover
-
24,700
Jan-July
1951
Debt. Adjustment
5MiS series A 1967
45
20%
B
Port
37%
10,220
:<19M»
68
•
7%
;
5
500
,
•
20
14
11,600
series
ADanzig
,190
3% Jan
2 Ma Jan
114 Jan
500
1951
Maranhao
Feb
1,300-
7s
German Savings Banks and
Jan
5 Mb
Jan
5%
'
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
9%
41 Ma
5%
5%
4%
300
y
%
Jan
53,400
lOVa
60%
2ft Jan
16 Ma Mar
1,100
10 Ma
5%
180
A 6s
Jan
49%
Feb
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov BanksAGs series A
1952
Apr
7A
;i '
4JJ May
3,600
55%
;
5%
l.
—50c
20 Ma
10%
414 Feb
10
19
Mar
1-& Jun
■ft Jan
__
187
Apr
27
May
35
400
,
— —
187
_Iioc
L'-.
8
'
;
187
Co
Universal Controls Inc
-.New common wi
Universnl
700
7%
;
5
25,200
7 Ma
12
-
7% Jan
-
8,100
%
100
B
United Stores Corp
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
in
49Va
Feb
•23% Jan
-
7,300
%
16% May
17% Feb
Feb
-10
-
15,700
47 Ma
%
1
-Atr-Conditloning Corp
8%
lilr
-
5
.
„
600
300
-
5%
5
■
8
11%
x71o
16%
__
26%
5
—10s
U .S -Foil
11%
7%
—50c
5
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
High
714 Jan
9,800
-• -
26 Y*
.
%
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
1
United Cuban Oil Inc
—10c
*
United Elastic Corp
U S
15%
— —
Union -Stock Yards of Omaha
United -Aircraft' Products
U
Low
-
..
JUNE
Shares
High
■
Unexcelled Chemical CorpUnion Gas Co of Canada
Union -Investment Co
ENDED
for Week
,
of Trices
Par
U
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
,
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulative; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates:
wl,
when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
1
Co
5
Van Norman Industries warrants—
& Coke
10%
11'4
42 Ma
Apr
35% Mar
6,260
>:
44Ma
Jan
GTa
Apr
4%
3,300
6%
.-614
6%
IIII
13 Mi
121b
13%
12,700
4%
4 Mi
4%
6,400
8%
203,900
•
Co
2
-Vita 'Food Products
13 Mi
3,900
39%
Jan
6
—1
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co_
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
11%
41 Ma
;
Vogt "Manufacturing
7%
7%
-.
14 Ma
*
15
19% May
5% Mar
10%
Jan
8%
Jun
14% Apr
9 Mi Jan
19%
100
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Jan
3%
500
1014
-25c
Jan
GTa Feb
3 Me Jan
-Stocks20
Indus¬
Data
.
.
Wagner JBaking voting trust
7 '}o preferred
Waittr.:& 'Bond Inc common
3%
__
Wallace &Tiernan Inc*.
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Co.
1
Webb &: Kuapp jnc cofnmon
—10c
2%
-
110
;
g,500
11,000
41,300
~~5
...1
31a
31#
4.:.
2,400
Wentworth Manufacturing
.1.25
Ilia
3%
4
lft
109
..m
500
1%
1ft
2-%
~'I%
%
%
34%
34%
100
Z3o
30%
31%
200
_
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc
...10
29%
29%
29%
Wogrenberg Shoe Manufacturing
i
-Eagle International Oil Co.. ._10c
White -33tag Mfg Co
1
43 y3
42
43%
...
•White
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes >( The) Corp.
Williams Brothers Co
1
%
19 %
19%
2%
21%
1,100
19
19%
2%
—.5
;
19 V*
16%
1g%
17%
33%
13%
Williams (R C) & Co
1
common
61
6%
4
5%
-1
41%
41%
45
...25
fWilson .^Brothers
19%
19%
19%
Wisconsin Pwr <fc Light 4 Yz Vc
•Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
15%
15 v#
15%
1,300
23%
23 %
100
51%
52%
700
g,300
Woodall Industries Inc.
2
Woodlev -Petroleum
0
Co
52
(P W) Ltd—
■American dep rets ord regular..
Wright'Hargreaves Ltd
1ft
3-fir
1%
18%
3 8%
18%
...
Corp
7%
7%
7%
Friday
BONDS
Last
Period
Sale Trice
or
Low
Steel
AAmer
& Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3%s 1970
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
Gs
Aug
2%s
1
June-Dec
1998
series
A
£122
1970
Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware Lack & Wc,stern RR—•
82.79
83,76
162.91
87.36
211.99
4
630.54
•The
to
1,
Anaconda
Aluminum
Distillers
Co.
&
30
stock
-
Co.
for
American Smelting & Refining
for
from 20.10.
Apr
Ma May
8M4
Feb
Feb
28 Ma
Feb
19 Ma
Jan
UiJ :
Jun
Apr
9 Ma Jan
Low
36 Ma
84 Ma
8
120 Mi
Finland
General
As
Builders
suboiu.
debs
conv
19G7
Jan-July
1963
ued«ii*-ies
j.
Western RR 4s 1970
ATtalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR
4s
■
193%
5s-convertible
New
England
£98%
'
•
'
'
•
/.
.
1
1963
Corp—
subord debentures
5%s debentures
Power
3%s
1976..Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nop
107.94
Low
Ohio
1953
Power
1st
extended
19G1
to
19G3
mortgage; 3 Mis 19G8
list.mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
___April-Oct
April-Oct
Goods
0.0
500.9
549.6
362.4
—1.1
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
221.6
221.5
414.3*
411.9
333.9
346.5
Safe
conv
Harbor
subord
Water
debs
Power
Corp 3s
conv
3s
California
Edison
3Mas series A 1973
3s series B
i
127% 13914
80
117
81%
29
s
3s
3%s
series E
series
G
1973
<
:
series
4%s
series
-Southern
J
K
J
1983
:
Gas; 3M<s
1970
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
-Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
United Dye & Chemical Gs 1973
Wasatch
Corp deb
Gs
ser
A
19G3
Washington
Water Power 3M2s
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 19G0
Western
Newspaper Union
0s
1964
1959
382.7
-3.6
360.4
327.6
High.
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
United States
liank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Government
Tues.
June 2
5,202,000
200,000
W'ed.
Ma
June 3__.
2,910,460
5,008,000
.238,000
June 4_».
3,226,260
6,147,000
,419,000
June 5.
2.733.850
3,115,230
$219,000
$4,921,000
2,799,957
4,943,000
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
$26,221,000
5,403,000
1,000
5,246,000
6,566,000
5,196,000
$1,329,000
$27,551,000
$1,000
Jan. 1 to June 5
92 Ma
93 Ma
26
Feb-Aui
International
$1,000
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial—
95
2
117%
51
115%
94 Ma
116
$554,365,120
70
92 mi
63
62
26,221,000
I
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
96 Ma
81
82
86 M4
77 Ma
82
80%
84
88
91%
79
£85
84%
94
94
2
93 Ma
U
100 Ma
13
99
99%
4
99
87
8
8g
86
3
69
g9
85 Ml
92
5
60
7114
6,000
66,000
June 4__
110,000
~5~000
5~000
120,000
Fri.
June 5_-
1,591,310
1,176,135
109,000
12,000
1,000
122,000
6,750,616
$46G,000
$35,000
$13,000
$514,000
-
TotaL
,
1959
.
Stocks—No. of Shares
101M4
9314
97 V*
Foreign government
71%
72 %
13
69%
75
Feb-Aug
99
99
1
'
99
97
99%
1959
1958
\.
1958
206,108,987'.
74,849,628
$12,276,000
$8,156,000
818,000
939,000
4,395,502
Domestic-
$466,000
$345,000
35,000
73,000
13,000
—
—
73,000
637,000
705,000
$514,000
$491,000
$13,731,000
$9,800,000
100 Ma
1
Jan. 1 to June 5
6,750,GIG
Foreign corporate
100
66,000
Bonds—
1
15
100
'
Week Ended June 5
95
June-Aug
117,000
$12,000
109,000
94
103
$89,000
2,000
$72,000
.
101% 101 Ma
$5,000
1,293,570
1,238,820
87
86
Total
Bonds
1,450,781
91 Ma
84
.
Bonds
.Tune 2
June 1
105%
87
Foreign
Corporate
Thurs.
107 Ma
99
Bonds
June 3
Mon.
105 Ma
100%
Foreign
Government
Wed.
1.00 3 i
101
Bonds
Tues.
91
100
Domestic
Shares)
86
87
Stocks
(No. of
.
93
79
*
$705,130,000
$4,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
106
90M4
v
$29,727,500
-
123
80
85 %
28,256,100
$27,551,000
1,329,000
Total
118
100
71%
64,000
1,466,400
26,922,020
527,375,100
32,151,400
672,962,600
95
9014
79
-
15,000
$1,000
89
£84
101M2
$5,000
*
97 M4
93
3
90 Vk
£84%
£84
13,529,631
254,757,619
Bank
85
£75
June-Dec
June-Dec
94 ya
1958
14,785,757
92
86
11g
1959
393,138,213
Bonds—
103
£75%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
98
v
1958
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares
85
£82 Ma
100
Bond
Sales
$5,140,000
253,000
14,785,757
Total
168
80
101M4
£64
—
Total
Bonds
Bonds
June 1
£87
92%
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
1982
California
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
"414s series H 1982
4%s series I 1982
-4%s
117%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
;
1981
94%
ApriZ-Oct
'62_.Jan-July
;
series F 1979
208.6
414.3
U. S. Government
115% 118 Ma
1981__May-Nop
deb
1965
3-%s series D 1976
3%
92%
88
94 M*
£95%
94
,
2%s series C 1976
-
231.8
87 Mi
£90
.
1973
98
86 Ml
£101 %
May-No»
Southern
340.7
0.0
4-0.6
"
Mon.
39%
—
£90
...
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
457.8
510.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
84 Ma
Jan-July
1998..Jan-July
Gs
1964
M4
9714
81
88
-Rapid-American Co 7s deb 1967
5%s
500.9
366.0
"
Transactions al the New York Stock Exchange
139% 230
83
19G4__June-Dec
3Mis
Service Electric & Gas Co
490.7
550.2.
I 0.1
358.4
400.1
531.7
"
-0.1
*'
550.2*
Transportation
LOW
428.4
0.0
531.6
500.4
Goods
Non-Durable
428.4
531.7*
High
47
£82
\3%s 1970 —:
Public
Chang#
428.3
Durable
r-1959-
Percent
"
May 22, '59
56 Ma
20
£67%
Jan-July
2
92
20
"Nippon, Electric Power Co Ltd—
■4>%s due
.103.19 Jan
.
1
Manufacturing
45
82
81%
65
2
Range for 1.9C1)
High
109.59 May 18
107.00
Composite
125 Mi
20
127%
the
Range for J.958
■*,>«
102.82 Dec 31
Week Ended June 5
1974
that for
107.66 '
May 29, '59
87%
47
C
42
and
5„-
.
86
33
__
4.13,
.
'
High
82 Ma
3
188% 197
from
1
based on the closing prices oil the common
29, 1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
llq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
National Research
National Theatres
3.964
Fri.
'
Co.,
National
The SEC index of stock prices
for week ending May
■"New
80
38 %
Corp—
AGuantanamo &
•
50%
to
'
Thurs.
Residential Mtge Bank 5s 19G1__-Mar-Sept
Flying Tip*r Line 5>/,s
50%
-
Products
stock
Jan. I
No.
37
'
3__
No. of
37
Com
Range Since
9
May
ef-
SEC Index of Stock Prices
,1"
1% May
20 M2
26
Jllcy-Nov
83.74
give
Corp.; for
4__
Division—
:1st
Co., Swift <!fc Co. for
Owens-Illinois
Glass
and
June
Stocks
J
Co.,
June
Shares
N
82.72
average
June
-
mortgage 4s series A 1993
Alst mortgage 4s series B 1993
of
:
'
.
'
^Lackawanna
Steel
Closing
Frl.
May
7v,r May
Feb
84%
82.50
composite
(35 Stocks)
Compiled l>y National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
16% Mar
Apr
ft May
83 Ma
81.55
65-stoclc
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
Wed.
68%
83
"the
83.78
.
26% Feb
82 %
National
Corp.
Thur.
100
83Ma
for
83.88
Telephone & Telegraph Co. and to the following
changed the divisor for the 30 industrials
19.61
Jun
Apr
Jun
83M#
88.22
and
82.71
Low, —72.75 Jan
Jan
Jan-July
stocks
split of American
High
45
125
industrial
Bonds
...
America
of
Chemical
above
stocks to
the
three-i'or-one
substitutions:
The
for
averages
the
108,24
21
June-Dec
1978_.
82.70
108.83
Feb
Bonds
87
81.47
1__
4 Mo
42
87
Quar-Feb
Chicago
•
67
88.10
21 Ma
Sold
High
£37%
June-Dec
214.38
2__
20
7%
Friday's
88.42
June
22
1
Bid & Asked
83.77
164.83
June
Week's Range
Interest
American Stock Exchange
82.72
Tues.
Jun
17 Ma
2,400
82.66
82.90
ities
82.65
Mon.
51% Jun
200
-10c
Co
Petroleum
-
82.85
81.37
Jan
22% Jan
(>,300
—.1
Zapata
81.52
88.10
Apr
GJS
-40c
Zale. Jewelry
88.10
214.65
Apr
Apr
2614 May
121a Jan
_5s
*216.49
88.67
lMa
13% Jan
Woolworth
89,25
165.34
81.90
44
92 Ve
—1
166.62
637.45
Jan
19 V*
pfd_. -100
•
88.25
Date—
5% Jan
16,000
40
217.02
Apr
16% May
131a Jan
100
.
<5% --preferred
•
Total
89.80
Mar
14%*'Jan
3,400
10
Util¬
167.33
31%
Jan
Jun
2% Jan
2,000
13%
Rails
37
Jan
%
Rails
trials
637.39
Apr
%
Grade
35
19 %
000
.—1
...10
....
Williams-Mc Williams Industries
27%
37 %
3,goo
2%
.1
4 Ma
^
Grade
Stocks
-
Jan
-
30% Jun
35,700
Jan
3%
—
ft Jan
Feb
150
•%
91%
Apr
27 Ve
<425
-.
%
Jun
Indus¬
*643.51
2.
fect
Second
65
Util¬
ities
3
June
First
643.79
1T
June
June
Jun
-
4% May
4 m» May j
2i4 Jan
2% Mar
3,goo
Jan
31
Jan
314 May
-
100
4
Western Stockholders Invest- Ltd—
•Amer -dep -rets ord shares
...Is
Western Tablet & Stationery
•
Westmoreland
-
1 ilj
3,700
4
-
.
117
Jan
2
85
"
2Mb Mar
3Ve Jan
-
.100
pfd.
Western Leaseholds Ltd
■
-
Alay
June
10
10
roads
May 29__„._..„'
4% Mar
-
-Jan
22
-
Jan
1% Jan
5,800
West Canadian'Oil & Gas.Ltd
•
1Mb
-
3,300
West Texas Utilities 4.40'/c
Western! Development Co
May
3%. Feb
48
36% Feb
Webster .Investors Inc (Del).
iWeiman .& Company Inc
31
5-% Mar
80
.
■
-----
90
-110;
30
1
.
29% Feb
3
2va
1%
1%
'
.
50
1%
47-Mi
48%
_
$6 series preference..*.
Jan
Feb
12.% JMay;.-
•; goo
23%
49%
23%
..30
-
2%
71
~3
.
Rail¬
-
Total
13
trials
1414 Mar
Jan
.100
1
j$2^cumulative preferred
2%
2%
2,400
4Mb
31#
2%
ctfs_
.
1,100
'
8
7%
_
10
-
•
30
Waco Aircraft Co
-Bonds-
13 Ma Mar
Total
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
(2596)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JUNE 5
ENDED
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Cities Service
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
6%
1,086
20
32% May
80%
84%
9,267
64
65%
507
80% May
60% Jan
64%
553
pfd Class B
.
Feb
28
42% Jan
24%
50
18
Jan
55
May
25% May
56%
56%
67
56%
Jun
64%
30%
-
30%
37%
38%
59
34
May
42
68
138
65
Apr
50%
Feb
73%
1.009
83%
2,266
74% Feb
49%
364
44% Mar
38%
—
73%
38%
20
38% Apr
96% Jan
16% Jun
16%
16%
175
4
33%
34 %
120
1
1
20
Narragansett Racing AssociationNational Service Companies
New England Electric System
14%
14%
455
lie
796
9C
—>
20%
169%
100
New
3,241
77
220
42%
Feb
17
18%
50
60
52
18%
410
13%
Feb
19
14%
Jun
19c
Feb
21%
Jan
184% Mar
90
.
Feb
54
May
19%
Jan
32% Mar
44%
29%
Jan
58%
155
56%
Jan
64%
42
42%
310
33%
Jan
42% May
31%
36%
Mining Co—
28%
1.010
Jan
Apr
32% May
760
45%
53
Jun
64%
145
46%
Jan
64
Jun
33%
50
Mar
53
35% May
Jan
45
49%
62%
—„5
33%
72
31 % May
38
Feb
37'%
2,744
18%
18%
50
14%
Jan
20%
89%;
97%
779
70%
Feb
97%
—*
12.50
92
Apr
Jun
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
C
F
110
32"% Jan
40
36%
36%
105
27 Ve
Jan
36%
40%
41%
35
32%
33%
448
% May
Jun
86
*
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common_8 50
4%
86
(Dan)
.100
if
Art
Hobarfc
Metal
American
.
14
48%
Buell
Die
-62%
Jan
transmission
Detroit Steel
Ford
18%
Gar
Wood
28%
29%
1,423
1,304
14
41%
18 :
4-1—*
6
—
Ball
6
580
19% Jan
4% Mar
46%' May;,
39%
Jan
395
18% May
51% Feb
525
18%
5% Jan
1,190
7
23
45
Mar
8
Mar
52% May
3,824
300
3%
Jan
3
230
2%
i%
400
1
%
%
Feb
72% May
2714 May
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
4
Feb
Jan
.2% Feb
*32% Mar
32%»
32%
265
29
Feb
30
30
661
25
Jan
30
Jun
11%
12%
790
6% Jan
13
Mar
5%
5%
510
5%
Jun
*7
Feb
3%
2%
100
2
Jan
4
Feb
32%
32 3 .'1
1,658
32
Jan
34
Mar
1%
1%
250
1% Jan
.11%
11%
220
11% May
3%
270
;
;
Refineries
—
£%
Jan
1*514 Mar
Feb
BJfy&phet
Jan
48% Mar
60
Jan
75
Jan
46%
100
40%
36% Feb
13%
14
14%
Apr
18% Mar
34%
30%
89% Mar
190
Mar
195
35
165
33
544
29%
Apr
Jan
35
29%
U S
67%
68%
196
53% Jan
29
139
25
33 %
43%
43%
56 %
59
16
16%
60
81%
80%
84%
1,383
95
95
95
16% Mar
12%
603
9%
Jan
240
21%
Apr
Standard Tube class B
13%
13%
231
7% Jan
13%. Jun
Studebaker-Packard
11%
11%
669
10% Mar
15 ¥2 Jan
Udylite
14
14
516
11
"
Corp
United
:
:
Shirt
Walker & Co
4%
4%
4%
15 %
15%
300
Mar
14
Jan
3%
300
15%
Distributor.
common
24% Jan
4% Jun
Jan
16
15% Feb
Mar
75% May
28 %
38
23%
Jun
29%
2% Feb
17% Feb
Apr
Apr
30% Jan *
114
11%
11%
Manufacturing
.Scotten Dillon
Jan
35
14% Jun
14
100
36%
36%
36%
Corp
45
2% Apr
250
15
Apr
14% May
Feb
11%
100
;
2%
2
15
Jan *
8
300
Jun
414 Mar
2% Feb
1,165
23%
Rudy
May
Jun
Jan
3%
Rickel (H V/) & CoRiver Raisin Paper—
44
2%
39%
39%
Standard
18
3%
(The)—
Co
2414 Jan
16%
3 '.2
common
Products—
Rockwell
18% Apr
200
14%
Metal
17% May
831
IS
3%
24
Co
Metal
3% May
24
18
&
Jan
23
3%
Chemical
Peninsular
Feb
14
73% Jan
;!*47%-JMar
,v
3%
—
Parke Davis
100 % Mar
Jan
25
486
•
1
Jan
69%
%
1
30
Clemens
20
72%May
*
Jan
4
3
Mount
552
Jun
15%
51 %
%-■
Chemical—....
92 % Mar
Jan
41%
.
.
"15% Jan
7% May
50%
8
Bearing——.
Inc
.
Apr
3%
50 3
———
&
13
358
19
a
;
44% Mar
25
18%
?5_.
Industries
30
30% Jun
51% Jan
200
,
*2% Apr
May '
;
.?,.;--'r4 '•■■Mar
7,498
45% %
69'
.69%
i
Jan
Jan
-
,
'
12Jan
Jan
5%
4%
45
2%
206
42%
18
4%
&
Jan
,9 -"•"■Mar,
32% Jan
„
-
19% Mar
725
•••"-
6%
Wheel
84
30%
68 TK
4fl:
1
Motor
191
81%
66%
—
Michigan
27% May
29% May
30%
82%
1,105
-*.
Jan
lis
801
36-%
8%
-
329
30%
Jan
Apr
425
Masco Screw Products——
191
—
1%
6%
—
Oil
1*23%
Jun
2%
2,025
-
-
3%
,
Paige
-
26%.
General Motors Corp.—
Goebel Brewing ——
Leonard
9%
•6%
3%
Co*.
Lakes
-.t
'•••>. ■'High.-; •/'[
.
27%
620
13%
Trailer
16%
200.
--
-
66 \'■£
Jan
17%
47
J
31%
'9%
Low
906
2%
30%
Corporation
Motor
16%
31%
Inc
Fruehauf
r;>
Range Siuee Jan. 1,f *;■ j
i \
.v
.
„
1%
Corp——
Economy Baler
Fenestra
/
?%
Consolidated Paper
Davidson Bros ——:
Ex-CeJl-0
High
v
16%
—
Feb
44
r
76
245
Low
30%
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Detroit Edison.
"
Sales
Shares"
26%
Machine
&
Jun
Rapid-American
—
Randall
35
Printing
Apr
May
38%
Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
Unlisted Stocks
American
Airlines
1
—
American Can
28%
12
„
American Cyanamid
American Radiator-
10
56%
5
—
American Telephone &
41% Apr
60% May
18% Apr
80% Jun
89 ¥4
47
Anaconda
—50
at,
Baldwin
73%
—5
—1
95
10
290
106
Jan
60% Jan
74
Mar
65 % Mar
23% Jan
75
Jun
65%
73%
65%
24%
40
22%
35%
23%
16%
420
19%
Jan
335
10%
Jan
75
.Corn. Products
16
14
45
49 Ve May
55% Feb
37
Jun
44% Jan
Allis-Chalmers
19%
19%
19%
71%
100
'*1%
67%
-25
14% Jan
19% May
68%
74
Jan
1
—10
50% Feb
86
45
21%
35%
1
30
56%
37%
2iy«
__5
67%
56%
*
71% May
64%, Jan
Jan
49% Mar
American
37%
3
36% May
43 %■
American Cyanamid Co
21%
428
May
24% Mar
35%
94
35% Jun
59%
39%
59%
19
52%
10
2^%
Feb
52%
76
82
88
34
256
260
20
■'
Feb
34%
—10
Dept Stores
.2.50
85
85
51% May
75% Jan
203
9
Jun
76% Apr
51% Feb
91
61
62
127
69%
69%
55%
72%
285
50%
Jan
57
164
55%
Jun
80%
80%
83%
51%
282
75 Vb
Feb
84% Apr
& Tel
....
_.
5
2
Register—.
;
17%
47%
40
39% Jan
38%
39%
160
28% Feb
43%
37%
43%
National Lead
York Central
205
37% Jun
44%
1
43% Jan
117
39
53
62%
67%
205
54
54
10
62% Jun
48
Feb
29%
31
236
123% 124
52
*
26%
86%
-S6.25
10
—
Pepsi-Cola
.$.3333
(Phillips Petroleum,
17%
29
5
-
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Boston Stock Exchange
40
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2,800
31%
Jun
79%
81
1,100
75
Feb
867k Jan
31%
31%
100
27% Mar
337k May
22%
63%
24%
4274
3174
3,33%
247k
3,500
1974 Jan
24% Mar
64*4
400
56% Feb
70
1,400
23% Jan
28% Feb
800
15% Jan
17% May
5
*
28%
28%
2874
5
17
17,
17
2
26%
267k
27%
700
26% Jun
22%
22%
17
23% May
89% Feb
36% May
437k Apr
149% May
Apr
Corp
(Un)—
Airlines
Trav-ler Radio Corp..
~i
•
(Un)_
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR
U
10
S
—
143%
31%
25
__io
34
__„5
(Un)
Corporation (Del)
United Fruit
39%
k—1
52
l
Co
U S
Feb
46% May
42 % Jun
23% Jan
'
Corp„—_
;
57'«
660
32%
Jan
3174
1,700
2974
Jun
-
837V
200
707k
Feb
19%
19%
900
18
Jan
22% Feb
15
100
13% Jan
17
Feb
18
450
15 %
Jan
20
4874
400
45%
Feb
50% May
Yates-American
Power
52
58%
3774
9
36
37%
11074 111%
Jun
69% Mar
30% Jan
874 Jan
40% Apr
9% Mar
9374
96
1474
15%
3,900
377k
91%
967V
1,400
1,400
3314
33%
35%
5374. 5474
»
26
Jun
99% Jan
11
Jan
3Q% Jan
19% May
397k Mar
71
Feb
96%
800
30
Jan
300
41% Mar
38% May
547k Jun
Jun
19%
20
350
15% Jan
31%
700
28
37 %
1.3Q0
24%
1,200
24% Jun
20% Mar
34
Mac
40% Jan
277k Jan
300
53% Jan
59
250
84% Jan
90% Feb
,
2474
25%
55%
55
55%'
88%
88%" 8874 4
1
Mar
31
37-
Jan
May
Jan
15%
500
18
Apr
12474 125%
400
117
Jan
130
Mar
3,300
94
May
132% Jun
14%
•'
:
65%
37
5
Youngstown Sheet 8s Tube
Zenith Radio Corp new w i
45
118% Apr
31
•
Co—
35% May
Jan
46% Jan
88% Feb
97
37%
10
Co (Un)
49% Mar
52
94
II*
9% Mar
42% Feb
200
2,000
1,200
1,700
1,800
(Un)—_10
_lo
Feb
4% Jan
40Q
1,300
3574.
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
Machine
38% Feb
657k
1
Service
Woolworth <F W)
35% Mar
44% Apr
3374 Jun
6174
Mar
4774
Wisconsin Public
3174 Jun
100
3,200
5
Wisconsin
83
120% Feb
jgi/8
Inc common
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
2972
1,900
2,100
37%
Wleboldt Stores
Electric
143% 149%
3174 32
45% 4574
337k 36%
92%
Co
59
Apr
62% May
3674 Jan
91% May
100
61%
\
White
Jan
37%
12.50
1174 Mar
46
37%
I__2%
Western
Motor
100
111%
i6%
24%
Jan
5,300
5
;
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
Feb
8%
3974
9
35
Inc
2274
3974
4
Gypsum
Rubber Co (Un)—
Steel
\
300
3774
10
II"
(Un)
May
774
7%
1
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Century-Fox Film (Un)
13% Jan
31
;
217k Jan
5
:
3% May
25% Jan
'
38% May
l
•
i
15% Jan
37%
5
20th
4% Mar
,
2
United States
Jan
,
46% Jun
gg7/0
5
(Un)____
.
Anr
11% May
12
May
50% Apr
67%. Apr
52% Jan
10%
46%
61%
45
Mar
600
10
46%
61"%
Apr
Apr
300
11%
47%
*
-
2,300
•
45
5
iq,
Apr
'
9Q
5
^.15
Jan
43% Feb
52% Jun
10
_2~50
350
49
1
Feb
May
.11% May
18
May
674
437/-
5
Jun
17
30
*8374
1,000
3,600
2974
4474
Ex-distribution
19% Mar
15
5274
-
87V
100
8%
1
10
1,400
18% ' "18 74
,4
-
MiddlqSouth Utilities
^
12.50
300
12'V
4274
•
16%c""
300
2974
18%
*-
common,
2174
"
117V
44
Marshall-Field
.
21
29 >2
1174
- ~
18%
58%
29%
4374
Oil
Trans World
32% Mar
1
Lytton's
17%
57%
400
B
United
2,200
3074
Lincoln
18
57%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Jun
56 7k
30
-
Jan
r
10%
United Aircraft
Corp
United Air Lines Inc
523«
1
Feb
45%
inc
Apr
16
15
1
Co
,
Jun
12% Feb
1,800
Pen Co class A
Pacific
15
600
3
(W A)
Jun
30
-
4
1,000
30,300
2,600
7574
56
_i-«
1374
275
Jaxx
300
6,900
i
45-
22
1374
3674
607«
1874
7574
^
3a%Mar
39%
15
20
Corp
73?i.
Libby McNeil & Libby
930
3974
13s/.
6274
Webcor
.
65% Apr
35% Apr
50% Mar
4874
Co
18%
6374
23% Jan
44% May
62%
Electric
7474
108%
130
,
3574
Carbide
_d
'
800
48%
35%
Union
-
T
Kimberly-Clark Corp
;
5
Knapp Monarch Co_,—
1
Kropp Forge" Co
d——1——3374c
29%
48 %
62%
Union
5,400
Kennccotu Copper Corp (Un >
277a
1
44% May
100
39%
-
61% Feb
31%
Service
28ya Feb
1874 Apr
36%
38%
--
200
5
123% Apr
3674 Jan
May
36%
8.75-
62%
20
Toledo Edison Co
Mar
38%
& Chemical.—3374c
90% May
6274
J1I40
Transamerica
35% Apr
.
(Un>_—___10
53% May
82% Feb
Feb
Thor Power Tool Co
55
Apr
47% May
54% Apr
48% May
11774
Feb
100
4674
Co
Texas Gulf Producing
Jan
Apr
31% Jan
-
1,600
877V
5
(Un)
Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco-
Textron
Jun
4374 May
39
Jan
'
517V
877V
65
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Jan
46
35
51%
II
307k
Texaco Inc
Feb
1,900
5,250
4774
500
47
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co__
7% Apr "
30
3.50
—
Light
3% Jan
574
2474 Jan
Feb
6,000
1
307V
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company
Apr
49
* '
30
Sundstrand Corp__
26% Mar
4474
110
♦
(Un)
Lsughlin Steel
243 4
497k
*
Interstate Power Co—
Jan
47
7.50
International Tel & Tel
Kaiser
200
.,
44:'.»
*
400
393^
Stewart-Warner Corp
Apr
4574
5
Chemical
International Paper (Un)
Kaxisas
1,000
16% Jan
15%
4874
.
International Mineral &
300
44%
61%
Standard Oil n J (Un)
Standard Railway Equipment—
24.%' May
* *
—
International Nickel Co (Un)__—
&
2,900
674
2974
474
2474
4974
60
43
22
1
Standard Oil of
Standard Oil of
Feb
52%
4634
-
■
42
58%
*
Iffteynolds
Southern
Mar
*
1
:
46% May
30% May
54% Mar
56%May
30
*
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)__
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)___
'
2474
"
International Harvester
Jones
'474
674.
4
=
J_10
d—u!
Indiana Steel Products Co^l
Steel Co
350
2974
.
__—i
■
Huttig-'.Sash & Door———
Inland
4%
107
"
Hupp Corporation
Illinois
38%
106
•
21% May
39% May
277k Jan
Jan
Mar
44%
3874
61%
Inc
Southern Co
47% Apr
900
.
16% Apr
58% Jun
30%
♦
Corp
:
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South Bend Lathe Works_
65%. Jan
"4074 Feb
6i74"6274
a;74'i. .174
Hertz
2,000
401/"
Sinclair
Jun
2374
1,
33% Apr
1974
_3
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Heilcman
30% May
19
56%
Class
*
Jun
Jan
144
2374
6174
112%
1,500
iqi/„
Sheaffer
70
Apr
53% May
11974 Jan
22%
..25*
32%
5
8174 May
200
I 400
275
___1'
r
25% Apr
46
Apr
31%
12.50
Schering Corp
Apr
135% 13834
51%
32
31%
Sears Roebuck & Co
May
2,000
v
new
—
52% May
54% Apr
20%
62
.
^
<^rp—Vi——.
Mar
6374
447
.
4,400
100
22% Jan
35%
52
42% May
32% May
50
class A
St Regis Paper Co_.
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)__
Jan
7074
1674
23%
247V
35%
30% Jan
25
Paper
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Apr
5174
X15,74
135%
_
45
6674
Jan
237k
23%
Jan
84%
97
Jun
12
35% Jan
66%
St Louis Public
75% Feb
34% Mar
124
30% May
47% Feb
ooi/H
33%c
(Un)__33%d
River Raisin
9% Jan
Mar
900
-
31%
*
New common
10% Mar
Jan
774
4*
1174. May
1,600
*
Brothers
Feb
121% May
54%
,
Rexall Drug & Chemical
*
Feb
5?
May
49%. May
6&% Jan
53
5
Revlon
Apr
2
9674
20 %
~
*
:
Apr
200
5674
6874' 717 H
5
Grieseaieck Co
51%
100
6174
4911 49%
Drug Stores^—,—r.——ll'"/
Greyhound. Corp
600
9 %
6174
^
Dredge &. Dock
*
Great. Lakes Oil & Chemical—,—__i.w
Bros
63
59
51%
67:''
Granite City Steel Co4.r——_—.—.:12.50
Grcif
1074 May
50%
6174
l"v
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard <W. H) Co.—
Gray
650
9474
__
_8/
Erothers
G rea t Lakes
11%
-
Aider. Corp.
Glen
Jan
27% May
14% Feb
Jan
8074
67
e
1
'
21%
1874
5574
id
,1—1—1—10''^
Co
.
20.% Jan
•
50%
-r—i——_115 1
Co
■'
700
8
May
20>7kMay
31%
46
53%
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jun
525
8
Rubber,,————83%c
Products
Gillette
'
Tire
2474
25%
"274
_* %:■ 9474
41%
507V
Quaker Oats Co
Jun
K
2%
10
500
30%
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Richman
Telephone <fc Electronics Corp_-10 '^"
General
,
Utilities
Jan
73%
5874
974
-~
,
——l_l;—-7; 55%
1
_'5 * ••" 8074
Foods .Corp—
General Motors Corp—1_
2074
2574
2
General
300
2074-26%
20%
- 2574
,
Corp——lull_l___l '•
:.t General-Dynamics (Un)
General Electric Co. .11:
1,500
3,800
6874, 73 74
ex-di.stribtion_„ul v-a'i
Box
7
5
Jan
5074 Feb
.
6972
lo
Contract Finance—
Genl
,,
American Transportation ___j_
General
24%
65k».
7
11%
2
General
.
23%'
7
>
.:
Co-l,.—_k„l___i
General. Bankshares
•
5-V t
—5
200
Jan
Jan
106
273u
qt
1
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Apr
Jan
(Charles) & Co
100
11
*
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
;
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Process Corp
28% Apr
26074 May
7574
1,400
23%
Pfizer
Jun
May
900
9,600
General.
•*
3474
90
Apr
874
1,—
62 74 May
4774 Mar
66
29% Feb
'
Apr
25% Jan:
48% Mar
Corp—
changed to Fairbanks Whitney
Corp
Pennsylvania RR—
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
1,100
Feb
9£
•
1,000
4,600
1
III5
5% Jan
200
31
124"
51
Texas
Name
Apr
45%
3374
Corporation—
39%
Jan
2174
_2 d
Penn
67%
3% Mar
20O
Apr
44
9,900
3,400
09%
25
_
500
10
447V
37%
29%
>
301/
5
-_6.25
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common—
17% Mar
82% .8374
.
Corp
d/dd
Gas & Electric (Un)
American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures (Un)
Parke-Davis & Co
Jun
34%
T74
Inc
-nr
300
3274
Motor Co
Feb
•
21%
Flour Mills of America Inc——
Jan
74% Jan
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)—5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp_„___.l87a
Firstamerica. Corp
Jan
2,150
•/; 32%
—
Jan
39>4'3974
coin—lo~'
new
El Paso Natural Gas
13%
42:'.»
*2674'" 2774
250
Feb
Jan
—
Pan
1,600
88
*
7.50
Pacific
1,300
6274
"
'33'
__
Jan
Jan
34%
4P74
CO—rl///———5'/.^ 3474
.1—l—i-l————5> i&C
~~
Jan
59% May
58% Jan
Mar
9
15k
26% Feb
39% Jan
32% Apr
ji
~r
_
:
Chemical
Owens-Illinois Glass
% May
29%
100
1
1
—
850
37V
39
107 k
6074 Mar
5774
950
3674
Co__—_
Olin-Mathieson
5674 Mar
Apr
Apr
8,300
27.74
Edison
10%
2,300
44%
v
2774
Apr
Mar
Manufacturing Co
26
600
47
5
——
——3.33
Ohio
25
—J
i.
w
63% Mar
46%
r
common
500
267V
07 V
25
2474 Mar
Jan
54
47
10
1,200
1,405
124
.5
5
56
497,4 May
;i4 Jun
,12
5
I5
Service Co__a
;
2174 May
26%
25-,
(Un; :.
Trailer
New
1,400
%
-
>
Northwest Bancorporation—
2,600
50
,
*
_
40% Feb
48%
67%
29%
093/,
~{KWa
167k Jan
597V
37V
I_II
(Un)
Airlines
,
51
10
5
«^innesota)
Northwest
Jan
2574
.'a'a
5
~i
650
104% 109
.
7% Jan
367k Jan
78% Mar
900
1
High
113% Jan
467i
5
_II
_
RR.
Aviation
60
"•
*
Central
American
217s
'.v
F W D
28
York
~~
300
2Q0
360
597V
'
4
pfd—_5
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern Pacific
Ry
Northern Statds Power Co-—
2474 May
15
Jun
'
,* Freuhauf
Jan
200
15
9774
/257k
•
-5-.
L_—
Company
Dairies
Feb
237i,
3?2
Foremost
Jan
90
conv
Low
20%
49%
r
ioi 1/
sqc
59%
Eastern Air lines Inc— ————l''-
Ford
54%
50c
21%
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc—.h———il'" 1 "v__
Du Font (E I> de Nemours
(Uii)—__5>. 250
■
4874 Mar
Apr
257a
Dodge Manufacturing
•
Jan
May
Co
North Amer Car
Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Northern Indiana Public
Jan
48:,4
—
Cudany Packing Co—.
?
471/"
Company—.
North
6374"Jan
45%
__
_l
;
.
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
.
Feb
55 74
23 7 «
21%
10
49%
—"3
National Cash Register
National Distillers Prod
(Un)
National Lead Co
(Un)—
National Tile & Mfg_
New
20% Feb
185
3274
v
85%
25%
«
Crucible Steel Co of America-—
:
Apr
1474
common —L_25
Continental Motors Corp
Controls Co of America—.—
-
Jan
3774
5074
200
52 7 „
•
-
Apr
7074 May
8574
457 a
-
Jan
Jan
52
85%
—'
Dow Chemical Co..
147
1,150
>
55%
-"45"<..J
8%
117
1,100
33
•56%
3074
1,600
68 7 «
-
32%
r,
Mar
25
700
174
66
33
v
50
-
',.
36
172-
Container Corp of America———,
5
Continental Can Co
"h.;... ' .10
.
28%
*•»
347»
5
Consumers Power Co;/.
&
;
28%
"*
66
———.T
2
20%
Apr
;
$4.64 preferred _k-k-—_—k_l____l00 Consolidated Foods
r__uk:.1.33%"«
Detroit Edison Co
66 ' r Apr
45% May
2574 Apr
20
-
n__5
~~
-
200
"
.■
Feb
Monsanto Chemical (Un)_
Montgomery Ward & Co—
Morris (Philip) & Co-(Un)
Oak
Commonwealth Edison
Crane Co'U—
Feb
21% Feb
6% Mar'
350
100•
___—.
Consolidated Natural
5574
40
350
39%May
56%
,
Deei-e
400
Jan
71-%-'-717#
27% 28 3 «
Illuminating—.15
—
Jan
374
■291,a-»29%
Colorado Fuel & Iron Cox-p
.'-i
a
Columbia-Gas System (Un i_uV——10
•
20%
27
300
71%
•
—
common
.
_*
1,700
■*=■ 29%
Corp^:rk:uj>"v
Iron comxildri—JUuuii"
Coleman. Co Inc
Rights
89%
138%
Range Since Jan.
High
8%
138% 139%
40
40%
87% 89%
40%
12.50
,23%'
-•56^,4
Electric../——1--:8.5Q
preferred
Rights.
„_io
Motorola Inc
MtWernon (The)
.
Cleveland Electric
New
HIT* '
Missouri Portland Cement-.
Modine Manufacturing Co
;
400-
Cleveland Cliffs
'•■'1474%
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)—
Mississippi River Fuel—1
48%'-* Jan
\-5074*61
-
Service
3274*Mar
4174
Jan
Shares
874
274 Apr
2974 Jan
3%
for Week
Low
1
420
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
-
400
38%~39J,4
23.
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry Co_.:_ia
Chicago South Shore & So Bend —12.50
Chicago Towel Co common-k.;!..!.." •*.
Chrysler Corp.
_uuii«i_:ri_-i.25
Cincinnati-Gas &
;
Minneapolis Brewing Co_
30
Public Service
Chemetron, Corp
ir
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un >
/
25 •
Chicago Milwaukee. St Paul & Pacific—51
Chicago-& Northwestern Ry com
_a
City
9,400
25%tMay
Week's
F£UstT
Sale Price
/
42
•4%>5
Chainplin^Oil &, Refiping commrniT—
$3 convertible preferred—a—/—_25
5
High
18%. Jan
300
Z;i«
'
i'.
Cities
"
41 >5"
>
Celanese*
Central' Illinois
:
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23%
2%
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
22%
.
2%
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
129
123
13274
12% Jan
:
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
.
.
(2598)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED JUNE f,
Pacific Coasf Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
2.5(1
•
16%.
100
16%.
Jun
71%
100
6314 Alar
80%
26%
200
24%
L.
■
82
614
600
314
1114
300
10Va
Jan
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1
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass
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96
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36%
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1,600
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Feb
Apr
45%
700
56%
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600
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United Gas Improvement
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Sun
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23
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Jun
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4
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10
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Pennsylvania Power & Light new
Pennsylvania RR
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Philadelphia Transportation Co
5
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common
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May
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16
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Finance
Apr
23%
4
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500
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12% Mar
67%
Power
Apr
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of Prices
38
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200
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400
63
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May
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Mar
55
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Jan
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12
51:%
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125
1
common
48%
58%
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Mar
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Chrysler Corp
Jan
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World Airlines Indi
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;
13c
100
—_13
Bucid
22
53%
1
Carbide
Baltimore
Jun
89
,___1
common
66,000
8%
-6.50
50%
57%
(Un)
Trans
Union
Apr
46%
Apr
100
253i
common
Union Electric Co
City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
53%
Inc
Oil
.
100
Low
—10
47
;
Transmission
Thriftmart
Tidewater
common
5i«j,
Transmission—
Sulphur
Steel
Atlantic
29%
Jan
1834
25%
Zl
—
22c
22c
55%
•
.
Last
American Stores Co__
1
American Tel & Tel new common. -33
%
Arundel Corporation
39%
27% Jan
25%
1
,
,
Par
Wood
35% May
23% Feb
100
25
(Un)_
Jan
18c
.
__
600
19
68%
5
—
95
129 ;
Friday
1% May
443% Jan
55%
(U11)
TelAutograph Corp
Tennessee
•
lo
Petroleum
37% Mar
Feb
1293/, 133%
i (Un)_l
7
t,
(Un)
w
Sale Price
29% May
44%
1
Packard
International
Jan
71%
8%
STOCKS
Jan
85%
29%
4%
55T4
Tube
25
(Un)__
Sunray Mid-Continent
19c
32%
600
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
25% Mav
6% Jan
79% Feb
37%
6%
(Indiana)
Standard Oil Co of N J
(Un)__
Standard Oil (Ohio) (Un)_
1
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Strathain Instruments Inc
Stone
42
21
l
&
V
Alan
57%
29%
Z.ZZZ"41
" «
California
High
100
94%
_~_i
(Un)Z_ ZZ»
Apr
48%
50c
of
78%
Jun
9% Feb
21
.
Standard Oil
34% Jan
35%
45%
57%
4.32% preferred
I25
Southern Calif Gas Co
pfd series A__25
Southern Cal Petroleum
2
Southern Co (Un)
5
(Un)
Low
34%
9034
55%
Jan
23%
1
,_25
Service
50
150
16%
connnon__25
Sperry-Rand Corp
lOc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34;,4
—10
Zenith Radio
Corp new com
24% Mar
42% Feb
300
61%
5
preferred
92%
Jan
10
83B
15
__15
Jun
106%
12%
34
32%
36%. 39%
25% 25%
36%
25
__
20%
Youngstown Sheet
1.15 Mar
jun
9%
19
(American Shares).
Sinclair Oil Corp
(Un) —
Jan
8434
11%
331Z
1
GOO
96c
35 %'
'
2
Simca
Smith-Corona-Marcliant Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
11*<4
Z_
1.40
Preferred
Public
Jan
20%
& Trading Co Ltd
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil tz Gas Co class A
Southwestern
May
20%
—
Co
Feb
84 3/4
■;
«■'
Apr
100
22%
12.50
(Un)
1
Jun
223i 1
34%
Shares
Apr
1
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway Co
75% May
39% Mar
31% Jan
Shell Trans
4.48%
common—
Low
10
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
•
Exploration
W)
Co
30%
(Un)
.Co—
Oil
(F
900
10
2
Basin
Woolworth
Yellow Cab
500
31
r
Williston
Apr
5,000
:
Ltd.
-
•
Apr
55%
(Un)__20g
Co
C
•
1%
Mar
1
(Un)
Aircraft Co
Southern Calif Edison
67
Week's
Last
10 ya
Jan
32%
30%
»
Shasta Water Co (U11)—
Oil
300
% Mar
8%
44%
Z
Seaboard Finance Co___
Sears Roebuck & Co
Shell
900
1
Co___.
Petroleums
lnc
300
54%
Safeway Stores Inc__—
__L66%
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry (Un)
*
San Diego Gas & Elec common
10
Servel
%
9%
74%
Friday
Westinghouse Air Brake ».Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Apr
Apr
43%
:
;
Industries
73%
72
1
___
Sapphire
Jun
31
1
;
Schenley
55 3b
9%
5
Ryan Aeronautical
27%
800
1
'
••
May
43%
.
Corp
57%
High
69
5554
col,
-
Co
Aircraft
Feb
1
i
w
Manufacturing
Feb
193/4
2.50
____
New
43%
500
72
1
5
STOCKS
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co Inc_
Rheem
300
25%
'
10
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)—
Reynolds Tobacco common (Un)_,
Rice Ranch
68%
,
JUNE
Sale Price
Low
914
50c
a
Reserve Oil & Gas Co_;
Revlon
•
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
24:%
50c
;
Shares
High
53%
1
:
_,
Reiter-Foster
of Prices
Low
-
WEEK
for Week
67%
.
,
•
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)__.
FOR
Sales
Range
'
36'%
165
29%
5%
5%
44
85c
Jan
38%
6'A
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
8%
85
7
20%
150
16
3%
4%
380
32
795'
May
Jan
Jan,
3 %
-: 168
"
97%
Jan
Jan
8%
34%-35
Jan
5
20%
91%
3%
22%
^;
70% Feb
Apr
7
Jun
Jan
Apr
Feb
38% Mar
97% Jun
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown
Are
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
5
/
*
'■
.
Exchange
V
•:
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
.
Friday
•
STOCKS
'V
Last
Sale Price
"
.
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
'
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common
20%
100
al7
al7
10
37%
36 %i
37%
28 %
31
7,466
24,708
21
21
445
45%
1,005
51%
51 %
150
40
40-%
140
♦
•
23
an
o*°
ol
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103/.
£
r'Z
,q
a^3/
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Toif
00
j?,}*
in*?
air fit
22
ta'4
A?
lo
Tan
F*h
TnJ
£P
t?1
nfn
to^
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37%
39
2,500
82
83%
612
4734
47%
4734
30
*
29
28%
29%
25
24%
25
3,935
589
a20%
21%
a21
35
22
57%
57%
2,547
IX"
Apr
17%
17%
5,872
13'b
am
Apr
18}
Apr
7.785
53
Feb
CO
Mar
preferred
25
•
25
••
10
—
—
57%
•
;
.
ZZ_
Montreal—
Rights—
17%
"
Z
Bank of Npva Scotiai
see
lo
44.
58%
3.25
59%
3.50
ZZZlO
page
59%
79%
'..77%
79%
■
3.50
•
54,296
492
Mar
*
__—
preferred
ao'2
an
pv.h
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
j„n
Jun
oqi/„
29!»
Feb
plh
British Columbia Telephone
20'. May
24?i
Jan
97
24%.
-4,J
TVfa'l
2.80 Apr
65% May
-
t
.Brown Company
High
39%
2,138
33
45
47
325
45
30
30%
100
25
50
50
£
43%
44
42%
43%
15,196
44
45
224
48%
BuU<Uns
3.50 Jup
79% Jun
Canada Cement
$1.30
■
■
.
Canada
49
6%
5,442
43%
39%
513/b
50
6
47%
Jun
Feb
35
Feb
44
42% May
47% Mar
172
6%
High
Mar
May
27
May
39% Apr
Feb
46% May
50%
Jan
7
Jan
Feb
Feb
49% Mar
5%
5%
5%
7,832
5%
Jun
7%
36Tb
36%
37%
3,944
36 Va
May
44%
Feb
75
75
25
75
Jun
76%
Apr
39
89
80
84% Mar
89%
Apr
Feb
42
43
250
40
Jan
43
Mar
46%
42
48
230
45
Mar
48
Jun
40%
51
40 V*
40%
Jan
41
Mar
51
52
76
49%
Jan
52
Jun
•
15%
15%
16
720
12%
Jan
18
Feb
•
39%
39%
40
2,119
35%
Jan
40
Jan
46'/a
46%
275
40%
Jan
12%'
12%
Jun
47% May
14% Jan
25
12%
•
13'/,
12%
-2,497
13%
530
4.00
625
2.75 Mar
35'/a
455
34% May
39
•95
470
79
Jan
991/2 Apr
2,437
32
May
n*
95
93%
•
'
""
9
Jan
13% Jun
4.00
Jun
Jan
common
•
32%
32'a
33
20
common
preferred
Iron Foundries
38
13
•
common
25
4.GO
35
p™EcV"
Calgary Power
Low
48 3 4
6%
1
i
BmckMHls Ltd class H
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-50
5%% preferred
Ian
Shares
37 %
250
_ZZZZZ_ZZZZ*
I'
71
ir
for Week
39
4.5
—10
•
Bowaters Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
•
British American Oil common
•
British Columbia Elec 4% pfd
100
4%% preferred
.100
Preferred
50
5% preferred
50
4%% preferred
50
i
Feb
38%
B
Bell Telephone
Bowater Ccrp 5%
5%% preferred
Bowater Paper
t
ori'4u!!
oni/
Class
High
34% Mav
in?'
*
ZZZZZ50
preferred
Tor footnotes
40
ZZZZ50
Z
Banque Canadian National
Warrants
45
50
50
preferred
$2.50 preferred
Bailey Selburn 5%
45
50
—
of
25
20%
30%
ZZZ_
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bank
3,170
a23 % a23%
pfdZZZZ25
4%
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp $2.80 pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4 % % pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
5%%
35%
Low
*
—
Aluminum Co of Canada
4%%
343/»
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Algoma Steel
$2.40
35%
25
"
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium Ltd
Low
•
4'/2% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A„
Shares
Sales
Range
•
Provhiciale (Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Banque
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
,
Sales
-
Week's
of Prices
27%
27%
28%
768
26%
Jan
28%
10
32
31%
32%
2.640
31%
Jun
3734 Mar
»
37
Mar
Jan
3fr
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
40
.
.
Monday. June-8, 1959
.
(2600)
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
JUNE
ENDED
5
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Frlce
I-
Canada Steamship common—
51b
36,300
11
Jan
13
May
4,200
14
Apr
14
Apr
2,842
54
Jan
65
Jun
42 ¥4
41%
42%
4,366
35%
Jan
42 % May
35%
Jan
42'/a
13 %
11%
42%
13%
120
•
2,720
a3.95
a3.95
300
a4.75a4.75
20
42
warrants—
Bronze
Canadian
J.
IL75 series
Chemical
6%
preferred
4.50 Jan
5.00
11
•
100
18%
31%
95
29%
11
11%
3,270
114
9%
%'
al4
al3
16%
14
a
16%
32
22%
Jan
Jan
12
Apr
14
Cement
St
10
Jun
14%
1,800
12
1,025
17%
1,605
15
Canadian International Power
•
19
19%
1,460
,^,^.—......,50
45%
18%
45%
46
930
29%
30
1,225
18% May
45% Juh
27% Jan
100
100
$l%.
preferred
Combined Enterprises
14%:
Jan
14%
385
20
20
21
465
11% Mar
18% Mar
14%
14%
15%
500
12%
8
8
12%
20%
20%
20%
35
•
—•
A
34
a20
Jan
May
preferred
24
Jan
Class A
47%
Jan
Scries
Class
30% May
31% Mar
;. 7.% v
preferred:
22%
5,288
Jan
51b
21
Feb
Texaco
Jan
20%
Feb
Toronto-Dominion Bank
.•
Jan
24% Mar
Trans Canada
Dominion
2,235
31% Mar
34%
Jan
22
21%
22
6,330
20% May
24%
Feb
18
22
105
9
9
885
6
Feb
a23
a23
10
25
Feb
47%
49
2,261
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel Sc. Coal
Dominion Stores
•
Mar
92
22%
23%
20
•
11%
10%
100
«—3%
130
130
130
50
130
15%
15
15%
875
15
Jan.
Jun
45%
/
—
45
15%
245
40
24%
23%
25%
3,325
7%
7%
250
7
May
a8 %
48
10
Feb
10
29%
25
27
Jan
30
Dupuis Freres class A
—•
East
Kootenay Power—
Eddy Match —■
(T H) 4,16%
4,010
29%
L„„L
.20
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp ——
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
C1&88 »—:
^
'
200
11%
aft.
—
:
20
20
a65.
.1
al7%
■—-k
125
90%
20
Jan
20%
9% Jan
12
al8%
Jan
45%
28%
Apr
Beatty
19% May
Belgium
Jan
Arcan
Corp
69% May'
Canada
Feb
14%
14%
3,976
May
17
—•
31%
29%
32
2,205
-10
6.65
6.65
7.00
2,240
28% May
6.75 Jun
35
French
5% preferred
General Bakeries Ltd—
General Dynamics
General Steel Wares
.—100
Holt Renfrew
53%
55%
19%
551
Alabas
47%
47%
16%
16
16
I—I100
:
Paper, common.
Canadian
Bank
Investment class A
Oil Ltd
Tobacco of Canada
Jan
15
1,917
10%
600
4,065
common.
10%
985
40
41%
3,970
40
13%
3,191
12% Apr
14%
38%
37%'
38%
6,375
36
230
44%
325
89
Inland Cement preferred
I 11.10
Internatl Bronze Powders 6% pfd—125
International Nickel of Canada com
•
20%
24
90%
International Pap6r common
International Pete Co Ltd
International Utilities
•
keel
_.IIH
100
Class
B
Ogilvie FloUr Mills
7%
r."""
Ontario Steel Products common
Pacific Petroleums
I
common
"
—
Development
III
'
~
For footnote? see
page 44.
1,725
20
Jan
28% Mar
330
28
Jan
30
Mar
IOMj
Jan
11
Jan
13
13%
3,780
33%
50
11% May
Jun
>
14% May
27 ¥4
38
:
25
-•
May
44%
16%
Jun
8%
100
12%
Jun
/
1,080
18
May
27
Jan
;
375
52
Feb
55
Aur
430
51
Jan
53 ¥2 May
31
31 ¥2
i
7¥f
41
32
0
pfd—*
I 40
a22'
:.
-
%
38
38%
625
48
ji22"
40
Jun <'■
21
Jan
..in 25 ■:
109%' 112%
May
112%
Jun
Paton
Jan
149%
Feb
Power
590
108 ¥4
132
105
34%
Jan
.
3.23
>100
25%
25%
1,827
24%
25%
1,254
41%
-
1,019
2.50 Feb
22%
,M
48
22%
27
Jan
26%
■■-■40% Jan
43
Jan
Jan
May
20
905
17%
Jan
49
49
150
4<>
Jan
20 % May
51
Mar
35
35
350
27
Jan
38% May
'94
105
94
Jan
96
15%
17 ¥«
18
50
2,545
-
42
43
Jan
Feb
B
Ltd
all3
all3
1.10
1.20
2.300
>nx-
175
3,966
175
~
*
;
16
Ltd
*
•
...
13%
26
26¥2
48 V2
48 V2
300
,
85
'
500
of Canada^-1
;
c
: •
4¥a% cum 1st pfd——
—50
6r/o non cum partic 2nd pfd——_-50
Premier Steel Mills Ltd_l'
—-—*
£'
6¥c"
Industries
Russell.
Gas
;
Shop:& Save
19
Feb
15
May
14%
100
13
54%
2,126
50
50
735
40
Co
Ltd/%——1_——?.
(1957) Ltd%—
50%
48%
48
142
142
142
10
132
Jan
024
85
22
Apr
26%
Jan
TuanS-Canada
1,501
14
Mar
18%
Jan
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co_—.
Jun
36%
Feb
14
14
14%
29%
30%
716
4.25
4.25
4.30
2,800
32%
Jan
29%
58
Mar
Feb
50
Jun
144% Mar
4.35 May
32
11
11%
1,745
10%
35%
3G%
1,143
35%
Jun
65
65
65%
439
61 ¥2
Jan
4.65 May
36 % Apr
12 % Apr
Jan
56%
705
30¥a
-
„323A Apr
-
T2
'
.¥77..-
:%'4
Feb
Jun
14
Jun
1.2Q- Jan
Mar..
85c
600
12
Feb
26.
Apr
131,
Jan
Feb.
12
-23% -2434
1,456
13
Jan
al26
11
125
Mar
al25¥4
Apr
26
Jan
10%
Feb
Tqoke
Eros
•
-1
i_——L;
common
43
Feb
Corp Fundi—_L_r—
Union Gas' of Canada Ltd——_—.
United
Corporations
Wainwright
class
producers
Waterman-Pen
&
Co Ltd (L
E)—l
i~
Westeel
Windsor
Products
Hotel
Ltd
_:
-
10
f
13 ¥2
40c
300
70b
May
50c"
200
28
•
-
....
38¥4,
-
250
37
1.00
Apr
:
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1
.'
f"
- £
*
18'-16 ¥r
-
:;<■
16
.
,
*
1
•
120
'
29
~
.15%
Apr
'
22 ¥2
2.20
2.20
57-8
6*2
"
al3% al3%
s
a69
May
Jan
10-3/ Mar-
7.325
,
153i
Jan
17.%- Feb
22
-1,860-
:
22
-a69
Apr
Jan
—
-
'
565
.
f-
500
"
"•
-
•
Apr
44
Apr
*
28
13%-. 13%
850
Jun
13% Jan
-
*
—
-
1
50c
'
»
—:
Ltd—/—/—_—
45c
-
•
B——rRefin Ltd.
-
50c
■
69% Mar
44c
-7 37%
.
.
'7-
-A
6
_2—
•
Traders Finance Corp class A—;
Preferred
-
11,415' *"
-
25
'--12-
*
2.10
5%
Apr
Feb
13%
Apr
52
Jan;
-
•
•
20¥b, Jun
>
Jan
22
3,600
98c
Apr
Apr
-■e%.May
11%
25
14
*
Jun
45
29%- Jan
-110
1,800
14
7c' May
20
27% Jan
100
13
36
Jan
Jun
15% Feb
Apr
-
13
95c
125%
pfd—_100
."
/
Jan-
4.50
625
32
-
323s
24%
51%
Southern Canada-Power 6%
-
-
May
Jan
r-225
14
J* '*
'9%
Jun
72
10
8%
'95c
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14%
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49
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55
12
24%
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1
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Loblaw
Jan
94
common
Paints
Lambert
Apr
48% Mar
25%
National Drug & Chemical common. —5
National Steel Cat Corp common—.
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43%
36
35
■
2,435
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1,810
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May
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Montreal Trust
Niagara Wire
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40
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Apr
32
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42
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94% Mar
31
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42,300
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55
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—
115
92
21%
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83% Jan
50
Feb
for Week
41%
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16%
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113
&
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Jan
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24
33%
13
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10%
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-
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88
23%
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107
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of Prices
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1,466
51%
92
Feb
10 ¥4
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Inland Chemicals Canada- Ltd_i.—
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21
50
•
_
45
24
14%
Jan
65c
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Feb
53%
24
51
•
common
Jan
May
r Week's
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*
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100
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—.——•
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46%
49 %
20%
14%
Jan
88
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Jan
15
10
_
12%
Jun
15
80
I5
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Limited (John)
May
11% May
43% Jan
90
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32
5
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
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114
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49
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7.15 May
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6.70 Jun'
10%
89
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'
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49
—
235
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42%
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•
50
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Jan
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6.95
100
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74%
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Jan
40
6.70
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5
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Jun
13,
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i-——10
Apr
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*
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74
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49
55
15
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21
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Jan
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20
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11
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41
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16
53%
10
103
16
41
-50
—
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800
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4.10
34%
*
*
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Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian
46% May
1,415
1,375
15%
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Mar
44%
325
*
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20
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13
3.50 Feb
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17
53%
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33
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2,095
37%
100
1,925
18
36%
15%
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1,050
53%
common
37%. Jan
275
9
36%
•
Hudson Bay Mining
Indus
102
8%
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common-
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Imperial
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Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
999
102
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135
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12
12.
:
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1,495
14%
Mar
4.30
Jan
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■
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14
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25
•
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
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3.25 May
•
Foundation Co of Canada
G4
51
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495
7,500
41%
I
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69%
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.
•
Jan
19
800
Jun
.
Apr
100
3,805
Sale Price
Jan
5
24%
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460
.100
3% Mar
Apr
Apr
9% May
Jan
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23%.
Jun
Jan
63%
27%
Friday
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Jan,
23 %
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STOCKS
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55-.
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12
68%
33,025
73%
Jun
Feb
60'.2
4.00
———
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71
50
6,085
•
Jan
10
.1,240-
26%
41_..
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21
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60
:
56
40
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38% Mar
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Blue
to be changed to
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Brooke
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Feb
14
1,925
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..
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139V2 Mar
Jan
19
54% Jan
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4,010
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..
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130
15
9
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140
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17
85
.
Jan
75
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42
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preferred
preferred
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49
12.% May
_
7,092
47!a
—
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3,415
.
33
Jan
19% Mar
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16% Mar /
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——
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Feb
14-b.
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Knapp (Canada) Ltd—.
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—
Apr
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85
.-
130
19% al9%
74%
78
9
25
•
common
Donohue Bros Ltd—.—.
Dow Brewery ——
Estabrooks
a
41% Jan
175
88
May
•
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Dominion Textile common.
Du' Pont of
86%
•
,
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Redeemable
47%
•
com
Steel Corp
Sc
98
205
Jun
17 ¥2
16% May
10,330
98%
30%
10%
Oils
Weston
.
27%
Gooderliam
Feb
19
•
—35
Foundries & Steel
21 ¥2 Mar
1G.
35%
10
Webb
32%
19
18% May
Jl5% May
Hi 9
450
Pipeline:
Walker
32%
•
—
;
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32%
Corsets
50
170
.
Canada Ltd-—
Jan
18%
2
preferred:
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-
■
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Dominion Dairies common
•38%
Jun
^98%,
.13%:.
100
— —
chgd to Tancord Industries Ltd
Dominion
Jan
8.15
,
1
—
21
19
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135%
35% Mar
50
Feb
75%
300
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47J,2
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Feb
90
4,078
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;
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Mar
Feb
.
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881-.
33
Steel Co of Canada—
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Power.
15%
Apr
130
4
-
33
402
21
100%
95% May
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100-
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Dayis Leather Co Ltd—
Name
i^ j _ ___——^
Canada
Southern
Jan
19%
24
10'J
coin—._c
Canada
16% Mar
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Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
14^1
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of
13%
9% Mar
4.621
85%
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preferred
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lOftWMay
I
Feb
98
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Jan
41% May
Jan :
.
24%.
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..,.16
15% May
23%
14
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Feb
Jan
24
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22%
15
80%
Salada-Shirriff-Horse'y common —,—-*
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
11
a20
24
a
Feb
2,955
a20 a20%
*
B
Crown Zcllerbach class A
8
215
34
Consumers Glass
560
8%
12%
•
Mining & Smelting———*
class
14
28 V«
4,085
5To
Jan
Jun
101
Feb
•
•
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IB J)—
I
'Class
28%
.
•
Cockshutt Farm
Corbys
99%
10
28%
28%
25
10
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian Vickcrs
Consolidated
•
29%
100
,
Canadian Pacific Hallway
Coghlin
.
Feb
Jan
12
20
10%
10%
Lawrence
43% Apr
Jun
i7%
£171% wnvn
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16%
•
1
34%
*
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36
7-%
38
.25
class A—
16% May
17
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■.
———
Jan
Mar
Jan
20
2,133
;000
14 V* Mar
S8.15
Jan
9%
42
Feb
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■
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.
v-.f
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—
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385
11%
Canadian Oil Companies common
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13
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19
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100
preferred
521
.
May
39%
39
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42
171/4-". la
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710
14
Apr
Feb
•
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; v*
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Apr
32% Jan
•
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Canadian
(A
14'.
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4% Jan
750
■:
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% 50
/■
—
Royal Bank of Canada:.:.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
23 %
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
,,5%~
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Rolland Paper class A. /—'—3
25% Mar
Apr
Jan
8%
"5%
42
1,525
16%
32%
10
20
Canadian. Fairbanks Morse common^*
Roe
Jan
31%
•
—
Apr
2,305
25
...
& Cellulose
common
Robertson
Jan
22
High
common—
preferred
Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Jan
5.50
a23
Transport
5c/o
Quebec
Jun
15
May
4.85
21%
21 V»
•
-
Cottons
11
a22%
•
common
Canadian
Canadian
42
—.
common
Canadian Cclanese
Provincial
•
warrants
Iron
Range Since Jan. 1
1/ Low
Low
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
14
12%
■V
14
Preferred
B
Jun
65
Canadian British Aluminum
Class
49%
Mar
40
Premium
64
12%
*
Canadian Breweries common
A
2,642
Feb
64
—12.50
Bank of Commerce
Class
49%
48%
S^gares
..20c
Ores—
76
69 % May
15
for Week
Par
High
lo
preferred
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd class B
Canadian
49'A
•
a70
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Low
High
a7a
Canada Malting common———
Range Since
Shares
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
:
-
-■
Sales
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
2.20 Jun
?
fi
Mar
%15% Jun
70i -'May
•
189
Volume
Number 5853
•
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2601)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
i.
■
Week's
Last
..
Par
Mining and Oil
Amcrantum
Low
Mines
14
14
24 Vac
(5c
9c
—
Ltd-
l«
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«
4
-ill"
«
A
200
14
Feb
1678 Mar
34c
64,300
19c
Jan
40c
Alar
5c-
1,500
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
2,100
8c
Alay
Jan
15c
Mar
6c
Mar
He
4
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42
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Mining Co
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Alines
.
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26c
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4.60
Ltd
l
Copper-Man
Mines
1
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25C'26V2C
Dome1 Alines Ltd
Elder.;. MJnes
El
1
Minerals Inc.-——L
1
Alefal-Aline,s.Ltd .———————„i
Falconbrtdge Nickel Afines Ltd—.,
Fano Alining
Exploration Iuc—!
Jan
Jun
12
Jan
12c
13 H
-
He
14(5
2.14
800
2,500
3,500
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42c
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82c
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15c
Apr
22c ;
18H
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1.52
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63c
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85c
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94,000
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95c
2,500
95c
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8c
3,262
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Jan
2.50
80c
5,200
75c
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Feb
Feb
30c
4,500
26c
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45c
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39c
36c
40c
95,885
34c
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52c
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458
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45
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14c
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17 %c
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1.10
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39
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47%
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610
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8c
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5,100
5,650
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14c
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10,400
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23c
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19,500
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Jan
2.65
Feb
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Jan
18%
435
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93
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,
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300
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42 V* Mar
1.55 Apr
420
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v
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2,554
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6%
1
.;
32
570
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4,555
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6%
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8.50
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30
May
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8c
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7c
6,000
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9c
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Jun
9c
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4c
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5c
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94c
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1.75
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6c
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9,000
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200
16c
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1.42
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92c
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7,000
13c
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40c
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70c
30c
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64c
1.88
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1.31
2,000
5c
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8,000
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12c
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66c
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1,000
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1.31
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2,70
2.70
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100
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43c
46c
4.000
1.65
1.65
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6c
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45
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46
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2.77
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175
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27 %c Alar
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Feb
22c
7.30
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1.75
50
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Apr
15c
1
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Feb
3.30 Mar
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88
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48
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52
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2.62
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1.65
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2.60 Alay
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15c
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29c
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23c
1.500
21c
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34c
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3c
3c
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3c
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5c
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7c
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class
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13
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91
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42
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50
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50
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1
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2.55 Mar
7.800
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67c
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Bonville Gold Alines
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30,343
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22c
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3.50
,
77%.
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20.500
5c
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3.30
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1.40 May
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1
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51%
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1.32 Mar
May
May
16c
61c
1
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1
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Jun
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59%
1
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4.50
1,000
19c
58
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24
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,
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10
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21
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8.30
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Bata Petroleums Ltd
1.34 Mar
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90c
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14
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1.24 Apr
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53
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1.75 Mar
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2.95 Mar
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51%
1
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May
2.48
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17,000
1.18
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6
300
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Jan
24c
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5.50
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200
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2
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65c
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700
1
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Opemiska Copper Alines (Quebec) Ltd_l
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May
•
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3,000
22,290
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1.45
23c
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68c
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15c
500
63c
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32
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1
Jun
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31
45
10% Apr
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500
20
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11,500
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25
15,100
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2.30
37%
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5.000
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21c
2,770
6c
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1
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80c ; Jan
Jan
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4c
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24
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55G
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46c
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1,980
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23,000
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9,25 Jun
15,000
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22c
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1,7.35
1,000
535
430
80c
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,
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Israel-Continental
May
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Ltd——1^'
!
4c
2.40. -2.50
31'H'
;-i 33."
.
3i%v'
*,16%
Mines:Ltd—-■—J1T__—1'
Internatfonal Ceramic' Aliniiig
Jan
50c
69d
•
6c
i:
Indian. Lake
5c
7.000
-<.
Mar
J30c
-
,
17
-20c
Arcan Corporation
Area Alines
Jun
6.000
12c 14 He
Haitian. Copper Corp
Ltd--———l6c
Hillcrest Collieries' Lt'dllj-—1_-k-! —'
2.50
108.500
8.25
*
Ltd—
I
1st
Feb
5.10
Arcadia Nickel
Jan
7 He Mar
■
B
14
'
Imperial
Class
Alar
9 He
Jan
1.95 Feb
,
Anthcs
Mar
4,294
49c
—1
Anglo Rouyn Mines—J.
Jan
6ic
Apr
32"'
H Alay
Feb;
4c
500
55c
'•
12c
22c
Apt
Jan
"
Petroleums
Mines
2.80 Feb
25%
43c
21
44c
.1.85 May
.
2,195
8.00
29 He
IIIi
Ansil
./
Jan
67%
9'A
1
Anglo Huronian
Jun
3.75 Feb
Jun
1.50
Jan
Jan
15c
2.00 Jan
36%
-
53c
'
21%
20
-50
__lc
10He Jan
Gc
4,000
]8Cv 8 He.
8 25'
Golden*. Age Alines Ltd^:H————
*60c
Gui-Por Uranium Alines & Mfctals Ltd-i
Hollinger Consol Gold- Alines' Ltd-'—5
24
5,000
"
'
1.96
14%
.
14
30%
j,
Apr
Mar
8c
!
52c
51c
c
,;1.02 Jail
2.70 Jan
5,850
10,475
4.40
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Mar
1.60
2.45
24%
44c
Controls'
Warrants
;
20 H Alay
Jan
13c
25.254«,
-
8c
,
8.25
1.07
9,500
-
20c.
17c
16 Vb Mar.
16.000
10c
16c
-
Jan
1.50
2.25
9%
Analogue
May
42c
-
•'
65%
Anchor
Jan
46C
Feb
Jun
79c
Jan
23%
37%
.3.80 Mar
;18
Mar
68c
10,500
14
comthoii—.
Leduc Petroleums
American Ncpheline
Anacon Lead Alines
2.50 Mar
lie
50c
5,900
3,500
7.95
American
'
He Jan
6c
200
1.5TM.96.
•
1<).
,K
14 He
H 2.08 Jun
8
Mar
16
Apr
10He Mar
May
Apr
(lie
Jan
74,552
•
-4,930
4,500
21
Co 4HH. pfd—
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Feb
21c
Mar
4c
22c
:18c
r
Jan
11
500
llc~f lie
>
j
6c
1,800
.
"2.08
25'.*"
'
Feb
86c
May
Jan
29c
Mar
12% Jan
lie
;
Aluminum
Ma t
98
13 %c
2.85 May
1,075
3.00
I
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
79c
19c
5,100
10c
_
IIII
y:
'
6%e Apr
2,060
.
2.95
24
common
Algonquin Bldg Credits
Mar
17
82c
2.35 '
Allied Roxana Mines—;
Alminex
Feb
9.15
Jan
10c
11,000
/
6c
1
6 He
0 6c 6He,
Lid -————1 "-L' 4c'»i
rLAC3M1 *»c
Ltd.--,T—___*■■'
"2:505 2.50
Fundy Bay Copper Alines .Ltd.^——1'
I9c - ~il8cu- 19c
Futurity Oils ^td..„:.?J*3ob 50c *
-
,12c
3,000
;i2c
>_
LtiL—i—1,—— 1
Jun
19c
3.00
65c
it
Algoma Steel
May
58c
Jan
7c
Fontana Mines. .< 1945 >.
Gaspc Ojl Ventures.
29c
Jan
8c
Central
Feb
22
Jan
He
j
Preferred.
Warrants
Apr
Jan
21c
6.75
13 H
Frobisher-
Giant Yellowknife: Gold' Alines" Ltd—l
14c
lOVaC
>-
57,900
12c
;
26%c Jun
T.500
•- "6C
'
'
"Feb
3,300
i9Cv
*
Jan
13 c
Algoma
Mar
88c
9.75
10 He
9c
•
.
4,000
110c
Mar
.350
lie
-
Jan
1.85
Mar
113V
...
h*
Jun
4c
70c
'
43,500
-
V-.
1.40
-
Jan
95
47,725
19c
1.50
<■
Hl5
:
20
60
2.95
4Ec
10
—
Jan
Mar
12
300
3.00
.
23% May
■"
96
16%
'
L-.' *
*_
V
Alberta Pacific Cons Oilp
Algom Uranium common
Jun
5.80
224,962
"
'
f.-
Empire- Oil &
Fab
8%
Jun
58c
13
Ltd—•_
L._—I—ll
Mines-Ltd—L—^l
Sok-Gold
Jan
7,400
6,75 O 7.10
1
——L—J:
5H
—'il,'
1
1
Jun
10% Feb
-
21
Feb
40
34% May
22
Juri
39c
Jun
13c
■
10c
2.95 J
16%
79c
;
-
Trunk
Gas
700
20%
11c
_50c
—
920
11
34 c
'
t>
Gold
4,773
23%
95%
—1
Voting trust
Alberta
lOTi Mar
26c
■
!Jv
Jun
4.60
<•
Alberta Distillers common
Warrants
H
I
1
Jail
7c
49c
.
Ltd.-
34
4c. May
7.35 Feb
2,400
200
22c
Jun
»
Hi
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Alba Explorations
Jan
Mar
'
ll'a
-T
*V'-: 1"
i
Ltd-!
-
3,500
;
Copper Rand Cliib Alines Ltd-——
1-^2.14 "
Cournor: Alining Co
Ltd-.—>V. '
••
Dolsan. Alines
15c
42c
2,500
.
4.75-
"
Ltd———...lili'v'JW'H
Ltd,.———
8:H
H-: 0:-08^0-.J9C::
lie
15 He
18c
l
it 26Tii
500
920
21,200
~~
Consolidated Denison Alines Ltd:
Consok Quebec .Yellowknifc Alines
200
1140
,
Compagnie Minierc L'U|igava—i—1.50
Consol Bi-Ore Mines
Jan
8c'8Ho
26c '
Li 58C •
- *
■
Jan
7Hc
.-
Limited-il
Chipman. Lake .Alines Ltd-..——:
Cleveland Copper Corp—i
L'
May
.7He
a44c
..
Mar
lOVaC
6C
8c
.
L
13c
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd '
Ajax Petroleums
Apr
1
1.40
Advocate Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
:
*
-
Feb
85c
"a44c
7c
,
Acme Gas & Oil
10c
5He May
20%
IlOO
.•
♦
60c
>.
•
1
Alar
.
v
'
Preferred
35%
22
22
«
112,037
,
High
LOW
39c
34%
35%
II25
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
■>
Paper common—
—
15,000
4c
&
34c
Acadia Uranium Mines
25 He
8.50
4.60
Jan
V; 8,ooo
,27.
!
.
8.20(f
Power
Preferred
84c
Jan
."
i
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Centtal-Del Rio, Oils Ltd.
-4Hc Feb
55c
Ltd-
'
Shares
LOW
-
1.30 Mar
Jan
j42c
4,500
2,000
39,316
r-
_1
Cartier Quebec Explorations
9,000
60c
8 ■:
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd—*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
—10c
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—
—1
Ltd-i—„
."
-
46c
28,700
"38c
Canadian-Collieries Resources Ltd com"3
Explorations
"
Abitibi
Apr,
33c
Mines
for Week
Par
1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Class A
Feb
10c
:
55c
9c v
Calgary,. <fe Edmonton Corp Ltd..
•
Calumet'Uranium Mines'Ltd———_I"
CampbelL Chibouganiau Alines Ltd
_1
Cdnorama
8c
Feb
■Of9c
—1
"«,s
Jan
•
53c
8c
■
Ltd—ll. —1
Can-Met Explorations Ltd——
Jun
5c
33c
38c
Feb
'
■
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
L- —1
-
Jan
4He
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abacus
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Apr;
10%
21c
113,550
5 He
'
85c
21c
Jun
1,000
8lq
.,5c
50 c
0.
•
BonnyviUe Oil &. Refining Corp—„: III
-
9,500
6Hc-
'
8.20
4,000
r'-i 7c
6H&
Jun
Feb
9c
200
,
6
.
.
13,040
22c
•>.
4c
42He
,j
114,304
5.20
21c
—t-C-73c
;
2,000
50c-
8.20
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Alines Ltd. -_1 -TO
5c
Bellechasse Alining Corp. Ltd—1—1.
52c
-t
E-clIe-Chibougamau Alines Ltd1
9c
Bluew&ter Oil & Gas Ltd
*
55c '
Lornit(r Copper.
Corp—
Burn* Hill Tungsten Alines
4 He
16c 19 He
_
,
.
Bate matt, Bay
Toronto Stock
4 He
8.20
5
Prices Shown Arc
24 He
16 He
—l
Baker*Talc Ltd.
—i
Band-Ore Gold. Alines Ltd—I.HI
—I
Barvalee Alines Ltd—
~ •y. - ;-i
JUNE
High
14
'
45c
_
AulVMetal Minfes Ltd-—Bailey, Seiburn Oil & Gits Ltd cl
Low
8c
1
Anthonian Alining Corp Ltd
Arno- Mines
Ltd—
Augustus, Exploration Ltd—
ENDED
Range Shice Jan. 1
High
Stocks—
Algom. Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscopcr Exploration Ltd-
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
Sale Price
%.
36
35
36
1,395
34
6%
6%
6%.
18
18
12%
12%
A
«-*
59c
4.25
Jan
Jun
8%dMar
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
22c
Jan
2.5SMay
9c
Jan
May
39
Jan
100
5% Feb
7
Mar
18
365
16% Jan
21 %
Apr
12%
1,269
12% Jan
14% Mar
*
Chronicle
The~Commercial and Financial
&
.;
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
(2602)
CANADIAN MARKETS
/' /• •-'//
m''til
Low
Par
Mines
Cadamet
Mar
83,375
21c
Apr
75c
13,550
69c
Mar
28
2,140
2G?o
Jun
35
1,155
78%
Jan
100
04
93%
95
3.75
3.75
3.75
900
—<*
05c
G3c
07c
15,150
1
—1
8.70
8.15
8.75
42,597
<
Cut
Canada
Foils class A
—
Iron Foundries common
preferred-
Canada Malting
1,225
33
2,340
32
Jan
37
200
27
Jan
28% Jan
10%
785
12% Jan
23%
100
21
Jan
23% Apr
24% May
31%
Jun
37%
16%
23 %
31%
91
453
68% May
25
Apr
Jan
25
20O
Jun
1.50
Jan
100% Feb
70%
Feb
26
Apr
Class A
Conwcst
Canada
Oils
Jan
Crown
Feb
Crown
Crowpat Minerals
2,200
75c
4,700
50
150
5.3
53%
100
49
65
60
940
58
Southern
88
Mar
50c
Mar
1.25 May
Daering
2.85 Mar
5.00 May
Darag.on Mines
Canada
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jun
90
84c
1.10
4.00
4.45
4.85
12.50
/12
12
12
235
Minerals'
Canadian Astoria
of
A
11%
7c
55
Apr
Crows
67% Feb
0,444
54'
Jan
65%
8,110
35%
Jan
42% Jun
Decoursey
42
42
110
35
Jan
42% Alay
Deer
13%
11
Apr
15
1,100
Jan
11%
13%
1,940
4.95
5.50
2,215
4.10
4.95
4.75
5.00
1,710
3.45 Mar
5.20 Mar
15 %>
15
10%
2,122
14
Feb
10% May
$l?i
*
21 %
21%
22
Apr
„25
31
31
31
00
—•
11%
11
11%
*
1.25
1.20
1.25
6,895
4,400
3
7%
7%
8%
35,045
80c
82c
2,700
3.70
3.55
3.90
35,990
4.70
4.50
4.80
17,405
10
12
200
32%
1,780
36C
28,490
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
Pete
Canadian Collieries
Preferred
'
Cellulose
«te
—
common
..
Canadian Curtis
1
,
Wright—
Canadian Devonian
Petroleum
*
Canadian Drawn Steel preferred
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian Dyno
&
*
Dock—.
Mines
18'/a, Jan
3,240
—«
31
31%
"
'
30c
35e
1
„
Jan
6.50
23% Apr
Jan
33
Jan
8% Jan
12
Apr
29
1.20
Apr
4.55
Jail
Jan
68c
2.90 Mar
4.50 May
1.57
Jan
8% Jun
Alay
82c
'20
11% May
11% May
BO
475
2.85
3.20
740
17
17%
100
10
May
175
17
Jun
20
Jun
62c
Jan
29c
30c
5,825
1.30
1.48
2,875
10%
10
11
5.35
5.35
0.00
8,053
1,300
11
10%
12
9,855
7%. Mar
17
16%',
17%
2,498
•14c
40c
%c
45c
.
common
•
—
*
;
Canadian North Inca '.
Canadian Northwest Mines
Mines
,
Seagrams—
preferred
Canadian Salt
Canadian Vickers
A
-
Wallpaper Mfgs
preferred
Western
Exploration
Jun
10
1.85
Jan
Jun
1.30
14%
Jan
5.25 Alay
Jan
8.50
Copper
Co
Duvex
Oils
Minerals—
Eddy
14,750
42c
Apr
84c
Jan
22c
0,000
17c
Alay
40c
Feb
55c
40,239
45c
Alay
1.12 Mar
Apr
30% May
20%
Elder
Mining
28
Jun
32 % Mar
11% Alar
15?a May
37
31
7c
7c
1,000
10b
lf.'O
170
97
120
Jan
170
Jun
70
70
35
74
Apr
79
May
20%
20
20%
425
18%. Alar
24
Jan
28
28
100
Jan
33
Alay"
Fargo Oils Ltd
Mar
Fatima
Grain
1
030
15%
15%
15%
20
20%
20
20%
1,315
1.80
1.60
1.90
21,114
23
Mar
Erie
Eureka
9%c"Jau
14%
Jan
10
20
Jan
20?4
Jan
3.00
Jau
1.60
Apr
Feb
26c
2.45
Apr
1.07
Jail
Ford
10 %C 15%c
2,312
10c
Alar
55c
Jan
15c
Jan
Oil
10c
7,500
9c
Alay
1.35
1.30
1.35
2.200
78c
Feb
10%
10%
11%
6,100
9.40 Alay
12% Mar
1
5.35
5.15
5.35
GOO
4.75 Alar
5.50 May
*
1.40
1.40
1.40
200
1.40 May
3.10
„—_;
1
44C
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo
24 %c
1
1
Gold
Mines
.
Chromium Mining & Smelting
Circle Bar Knitting class A
.Cochenour
Cockshutt
Cody Reco
1.27
62c
20c
26c
89,300
44c 45VaC
1.20
64c
3.00
3.00
3.80
3.70
3.85
15%
15%
15%
13c
40c
37c
—_1
.
Combined
Enterprises
Metals
Petroleum
Conduits National
.
Mines
^
Jan
1.03 Mar
373
1.90
Jan
Key
Consolidated Bakeries
19c
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consoliauocu
625
11,000
12%
13
800
57c
56c
59C
14,220
3.15
750
Power
Gatineau
Consolidated Calliman
10c
15%c
Flin
Consolidated Denison Mines
1
—
2.40
Consolidated Discovery
„/
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
3.85
Gillies
1.15
May
00c
2.45
Apr
May
12%
Jan
5%c Alay
11% Jan
Jan
32c
2.00 Alar
10%
Jan
50c
Jan
1.65
Jan
Feb
2.85 Feb
89c
Jan
16% Alar
Class
4.00 Jan
9,500
19,400
14
May
75c
Mar
24,213
Gold
Eagle
Golden
Arrow
Consolidated Mic
Gold
Mac
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
8,870
Alay
Jan
19c
16
Apr
Apr
Great Lakes
Mar
Jun
Oils
43c
966
38c
Jan
38c
44c
6,042
38c
Jun
8c
3,500
G%c Alay
65c
5,624
19c
61c
47c
Ltd
& Smelting—
-
1
Jan
Great
West
3Gc
Jan
1.05
Feb
4.15
4,740
39c
4,840
83e
3.75
3.75
4.00
7,392
3.75
Jun
5.25
20%
21
5,092
19
Apr
22?a
Feb
1,500
4.50
Jan
64c
Jan
57c
Apr
2.09
2.29
26,180
Jan
2.55 Mar
23c
23c
25c
29,640
18c
Jan
25 %c Mar
1.00
92c
1.00
11,400
02c
Feb
1.06 Mar
*
Mines
Oils
1
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine_
1
6c
Consolidated Sannorm
page
6c
6c
8,900
..
-
-
3Gc
Alay
0c
Jan
3,900
2Gc
Feb
:
Mar
8c
Feb
40c
Alar
11 %c
5c
8,025
Jun
7c
550
15c
Alay
20c
Alar
10%c 11 %c
6,030
9c
Jan
12c
Alay
19c
14c
Mar
18 %c
13c
19c
106,100
8c
6%c
8c
16,000
1
57c
56c
63c
18,705
•
4.55
4.55
4.70
1.315
4%c
0%c
55c
4.15
5,000
1.05
17,250
1.35
Jan
2.15 May
2.00
Jan
2.05 Alar
7%c Jan
17 %c Alar
2.15
8,000
12c
23,200
39%
25
37?a
29
29%
100
27%
Jan
30
29%
Apr
62
05
100
53%
Jan
72
80c
Jan
2.13
Apr
Jun
28c
Jan
50c
Jan
9c
May
14c
Jan
2.05
717,001
2.13
38c
40c
91,500
9c
10c
27,550
1.00
9%C 10 %c
1.50 Feb
20c
Jan
45c
9c
82,743
30,000
Jan
24% May
2,430
22
Mar
25% May
Mar
19% May
1,625
7,750
74c
May
7c
May
5.00
5.45
5.70
5,405
55c
55c
61c
13,800
1.10 Mar
Jan
5.75 Mar
53c
Feb
1.12
Mar
Jan
Feb
150"
44
Jan
51
275
2718
Jan
28% May
0%
I—.*
100
5%c May
6%c Jun
45
1.10
1.20
70'»
2,093
3,450
170
Alay
17
Mar
5,800
7c
7c
7V2C
31 ?«
29 ?4
31?ii
0.75
7.00
2,005
2.35
2.71
2.71
i 7%;
7%
Jan
Jan
104
Apr
Jan
109
Mar
7%
9
1,290
7,045
17%
18 3i
1,438
53?a
55
800
41%
49
508
17% May
53% Jun
41 % Jun
3.50 May
20
19%
3.50
325
3.45
3.50
880
34-%
34 ?i
100
17?i
19%
9,745
15c
15c
700
3.50
/ z
18%
—
1.34
25c
8.15
1.35
11,405
30C
Jan
59c
Feb
10c
Mar
14c
Mar
23c
9,524
37,500
18c
Jan
23c
Jun
15c
39,000
37e
02,400
1.90
46
46
40%
•
0
„'i.
.
Jan
44c
Apr
Alav
194%
Feb
350
42
Mar
48
Jan
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-
—
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1
"
6
0
100
8
8
300
8
Jan
17c
May
Gunnar Mines
9,437
1.59
46 V2
37%
3,750
6,644
27
27 ?i
795
5
5%
1,200
—►
92?:i
ll?a
10
4-50
*
—1J*
Gas
——
-r-
1
1
1
—_—
2.75
650
16
2,328
15
*
common
1st preferred
•Hardee Farms common:—
*
1
Jan
Jan
41%
Feb
38
Mar
14 Vi
5% Alay
260
4.85 May
5%
Feb
92%
96%
205
Feb
96?i
Jun
11%
11%
1,584
9% Feb
12%
10
11%
1,358
4.50
4.75
160
44
9%
3.90
4.50
20
27,375
1,130
12
Jan
27%
20
Jan
19
100
27%
179
9c 11 %c
32,900
9c
3%e Apr
7,800
8c
'
-
8c
Alay
7%C May
-
13
'
May
13%
14%*
8,485
3.20
3.50
4,880
120
3^50 Jan
6%c
7c
3,375
19
20c
19
Apr
Mar
13% Mar
28% -May
15c
; Jan
•"13C • Feb
19
3.00 May
8
Jan
7.50 Jan
'
8
Jun
Apr
G%c
Jun
10%c
5
15
Feb
20%
15
16
6.25
Apr
5.50
Apr
Apr
5.00 Apr
Apr
•
--
-
12
Jau
4%c
6%c
Jan
0% May
500
4.85
5%
12%
3.30
21%
Apr
0
4.85
8
"
3.30 Jan
2.50 May
4c
—18
—
Apr
6?a
3.35
5.50
8c
13%
*
1
common
2.50
30?5
May
2.60 May
150
42% Alar
Jan
5
121'-
27%
—-
Gold
40
Feb
Alar
2.24 Alar
35 Vi May
800
40
38c
23 %
4%c
12?4
*
—*
——10
—
—.—
2.60
2.75
8%
1.41 Mar
5.50
;——
Warrants
Gurney Products
21c
1.45
—
7% Mar
Jun
6
36%
—
Jun
lie
32c
1.59
————*
^
A
—.—
preferred
40c
Jan
170
■
——
class
8.G0 May
0.25 Alar
4,330
14.000
•
——50
50
—2.50
1
15
May
11c
Z 110
5
2.60
31c
Jan
34c
1.90
-———
May
8.25
1.87
common—
Feb
1.55 Mar
10c
33c
*
—1
Junr
19c
30c
11c
—1
—*
May
19%
7.90
20V2C
—
4.10 Mar
30
Feb
9c
Jan
4.25 Mar
10% Jan
1.00
Apr
50% May
/Feb
5c
Jan
03%
3.35 May
31
25,000
24c 25 %c
1.20
9
22%
Jan
7
34c
^—
24% Alar
Jan
17
———1
Mines—
Brass
100
9
1
common
"7% Alar
46% May
37% Jan
18%
53%
48%
19%
Jun
105
50
30c
IOV2C
20V'2c
13c
;
Lake
Jun
8S
Jan
G
1
Mines
Lead
Jan
2.71
-1
1
1%
;—;
Develop
,J. m,
101
9.00
Jan
75
1,735
■Z''5/
42%
101
106% 107%
Apr
1.80
275
41%
101
Alar
35
6.50
140
7 Va
11 VaC Feb
28 Vi May
79,690
85
May
7c
770
0.80
Jun
Jan
14 Va May
3,788
14%
70%
Jan
50
108»i
172 175%
11%
1.50 Apr
Jan
65c
6,050
07%
11%
*
*
warrants
1st
Jan
8.25
6%
■
67%
IIIlO
—
•
1.12 Mar
35c
5.45 Jun
28 Vi
45
15 %c Mar
Alay
Mar
32
0,295
25
.
9,960
warrants
Hahn
Jan
15%c Alar
26%
25
23'%
18c
Coal
„
Gwillim
40% Mar
Feb
19
warrants—
1958
...
Jail
1.00
100
27c 31 %c
common—1
——i
Gas
1956
Gulf
Jan
10c
9e
1.57
1.20
common
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Jan
Jun
4%c
B
Voting trust
Gulch
May
2.00 May
65
i
—
Greater Winnipeg
Feb
15 %c 15V2C
5c
1
44.
24c
3,000
LteT-.c-l
Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
see
.
28c 29 %c
1
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
.
27c
1.50
8c
Jun
11c
—-—
Power
QlaSS
1.15 May
Jan
2.09
1
NorthlaDd
Jail
1.30 Apr
9c
—
Great West Saddlery
Feb
20%
3.50
35 %c Alay
1
Consolidated
Class
Mar
82c
25c
10c
42
Paper
Plains
Great
38c
25c
May
77c
preferred
May
3.95
1
8c
1
—;
63c
I2
Explor
Alar
39%
1
Warrants
53c
83c
*
40c
107V2
_I
class A
Mines
Lakes
$2.80
Apr
45
Jan
9c
.
Great Northern
Jan
15c
Jau
17c
74c
Alines
10%c Jan
Jan
107,800
73c
Apr
4.10 May
Jan
3.05
4,233
25c 29 %c
4.20
May
Mar
40
/'•• Z
Granduc
Great
12
50
2.00
Class B
Grandroy
Jan
22c
10c
43,000
12c
Feb
Jan
9?8
7,255
17 ?i Mar
8%c
—:——_—u——1
Mackay
Feb
39c
.
Consolidated Mosher
For footnotes
24c
„
11 <>
Jan
29,000
—*
Ltd—
preferred
Mar
10
1.55 Alar
'"Z'lTZ
Jan
%
90
45
Goodyear Tire Canada common
17c
4.00
Ltd
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Peak
18,115
3.95
65c
-
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated
3.85
29 %c
—
Consolidated Eowey Gold
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus
2.75
0,655
14
Mar
48
22%
24c
1.57
—-
Canada
Gold
Uranium
15 %c
11
18% May
74% Jun
—*
Alines
Goldale
Feb
13c
14
3,300
.
11c
175
Uranium Mines
Glenn
Gordon
16c
375
78%
21c
--—
Feb
13
Apr
——100
—100
——t-.—1
Mining
10c
15c
45
45
19 ?i.
45
Glacier
6%c Jan
Apr
50
.45
74 %
12c
Feb
Jan
2,050
10c
49;
Mar
101% Jan
22 c
Apr
4%
11c
Jun
19%
14
Apr
8%
99
77
50c
35c
4,667
10% May
41% Jan
80
45
—.—-
Wares
Genex Mines
Jan
1,260
9% May
5,977
99
39c
—
General Steel
22c
11c
350
49
18 %
common
A
Apr
12c
10%
47
99
1.80
General Products Mfg class A
40c
43c
Consolidated Halliwell
10%
1
Geo
Scientific Prospecting———*
Giant Mascot Aline
>1
Giant Yellowknife Alines
—1
8c
Jun
47
~-25c
prefcrredl.
Petroleum
General
Feb
7%
9%
15? a May
99
7%c
General Atotors
2,500
7c
12 Va May
19
General Dynamics
Jail
10', i
38c
—
14'A
9
15
Development
27c
7%c
Mines
Lake—
5% Jan
13%
1,840
1,945
•*
Mines Ltd
General
Geco
2,625
35c
22c
.1
,
Crest
Consolidated Fenimore
Consolidated
A
._
9%
Vic
General Bakeries
10c
2.35
9
—20c
preferred
preferred
5%
Apr
9?i
13%
6% Mar
17
•
Warrants
24% Mar
305
1.20
5%%
Alar
11c
10%
Apr
7%
.
Mar
Mar
7,232
—1
Apr
20
7
—-
Freuhauf Trailer Co
93c
99c
12%
____—
1,125
3,175
10%
22
21?
22
45
common—.
28c
Apr
3.05
Mines
Gamma
ueta
3,158
10%
18%
10%
19
■
82%
Ltd
53c
35c
38c
7c
19%
21% May
13% Jan
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Apr
47.000
42c
6%c
I
Jan
Apr
1
i
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.05
_/———
Feb
34%
15%
25%
S)'—
class A
57c
21c
28c 29%c..
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
1.62
22% Jau
54,731
(U
Co
10%c
Jun
12%
Mines
1.20 May
7,155
23%
Co
Goldfielcls
Con
14,872
A„——
Debentures
:
8%c Mar
13c
35e
35c
13e
1.35
28
Alines
Frobisher
Apr
32%
10V4
-X-
Companies
French
Alar
1.25
10.1
—
class
Canada
Fraser
Jan
25c
32%
12 %c
13c
10c
—
34c
19c
1.20
1.00
,—
Jun
32%
—
Foundation
Feb
24
5%c Alay
8,000
5%c
_
Jan
Jan
7
Motor
Francoeur
3.50 Mar
1
Coniaurum Mines
10c
12c
21 %c
Alay
4.10
2.50
—
1.50 Mar
19%
Jan
9.20
25c
2.80 May
12
•
Apr
Jan
2.25 Alay
OC
*
Jun
Jan
1.05
Apr
50
38c
•
Combined
Commonwealth
345
0.75
14e
1.75
13,425
-
13c 13 %c
1
Mines
6,100
2.50
3.00
1
—
6,850
67c
*
Copper
.Colomac Yellowktiife
Coniagas
1.35
2.50
^
Coldstream
300
6,500
48,700
14,669
1
Equipment—
1,200
22
5%c
'*
„
Willans
Farm
1.50
5%c
57c
75c
.
8,238
9,000
16,031
22
5%c
1
Jaeulet Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
1.45
10c 19 %e
1.50
»
,__l
Chiboug
7.10
1.30
10 %c
•
;
Mines
.
6.75
6.85
1
Mines
Alay
*
Chateau Gai Wines
Chesterville
16c
—1
1
8,300
'
Players
Ford of
*
7,438
22c
B
Fittings common
Fleet Manufacturing
Jan
May
-
24c
20c
31c
Preferred
35c
.
21'Lc
7,600
Warrants
40e
Gold
%C
1
Nickel
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday. Uranium Mines
09,375
Porcupine
Mar
.1
Falconbridge
Famous
186.004
;
Alar
74c
Feb
45
271,801
Ca.vzor Athabaska
/■Central Del Rio
40c
Jun
Corp
40c
9 Vic
Alay
30c
Explorers Alliance
1.94
10c
21c
39,100
*
class
Flooring
18c 23 %c
,Z
1,075
32c
200
21
10
^Z7/
Alining
Federal
J'J
Jail
Feb
Jan
1.05
Ltd
458
7e
18c
1.53
common
14,545
30
Jan
9%c May
.1
Mines
El
14%
37
320
9,088
8%c
Mines
Eldrich
Sol
Jan
Alay
23%
9c
Co.—
29%
__
19c
24e
Eddy Paper common——
Match
14
*
58-
30c
lie
14%
—
Jun
Jan
Jim
Apr
20?a Alay
1.57
Trust
Feb
40c
Captain Mines Ltd—. ;
Gold Quartz——
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Castle
Trethewey
31
10.000
—
Investment
20%
1.83
Cariboo
Jau
26
Jan
May
22c
1
1
15% Jan
pfd—20
_
13c
31c
1
~1
Metals
40c
Cheskirk
Mines
East Sullivan
Eastern
Economic
21c
•
22
Apr
11c
145,737
.———1
Jun
1.90
Warrants
Jan
8c
1
Gold
Muiartib Alines
28'?;:
—
12c
52%
50
19c
Jun
Jan
20
—*
<
East Aiiiphi
East
1
Central Pat
<fc
100
-
52%
l'5c
17 %e
1
Ltd——
Petroleum
Dynamic
—1
Met
Chib
3.20 Jun
19% Feb
<
82
-1
-i———
Erin Mines
52%
Apr
-23-
2.00 Jan
8c
75
*
1
u
common
Duvan
Explorations. —1
Can
Can
29%
Feb
Apr
1.75
25
29%
17% Alay
23,700
10
Mines
Feb
—
22
13c
2.50 Mar
5.15
Jan
3.00
22
10%
Brewery
78
Oil
Apr
7%c Apr
ll%c
00
17
12
_i
—
Charter
May
35
Dow
100
B
1,000
ll?a
Dominion Textile
Donalda
10
*
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
5 lM%
preferred
Central
Jan
2.90
25
class
9%c
Chemical common— *
&
Tar
5,757
—
9%c
—100
50
*
*
Preferred
Dominion Scottish Inv
30
*
5,380
26.8C5
Electrohome new com
New
warrants ——«...
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—41
82 %
,
2.15
"
Dairies common—
D0111
82%
28%
Thorium
Corp.—Canadian Tire Corp common—
Canadian Utilities i'A'/o pfd—
1.90
Dominion
29%
Canadian
20%
23
——*
——25
—
Coal
Dominion
82 %
e
Jan
3,900
9 Vise
2
•
2.50
—
——
Bridge
Dominion
<-
—
12c
7.000
3G%c
21%
lie
Mines
Dome Petroleum
29%
preferred
58c
47.031
lie
4.30
Alines
1
Oils..————25c
Palmar
Devon
Distillers
—*
Railway
Jun
50c
10C
21%
*—:—1
1
Brewis Mining
100
Canadian Pacific
C'andore
52 e
*
common
Canadian Petrofina
Canadian
18
1
—
preferred
Canadian
2.50 Mar
30c
—
Gold
Cos
Feb
25
1.30
Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries
4%
Apr
1
—
-
Canadian Gil
Apr
10c
—...
Oil
Warrants
Canadian Malartic
17
17
17
7 %
2.05
20c
Canadian Husky
Canadian
17
—
Oils'
36%c
Mar
Jan
21
——
Jan
29c
common—L.1*
—
14
9%c
—
■———X—
Dominion
*32
B
Jan
1
Jan
May
"6%'Mar
32
Class
11?a
1.90
4.25
1
75c
30C
200
Crest
Canadian Homestead
585
5
Dominion Stores
20,512
Canadian High
12%
.
Apr
2.30
*
18%
20% Alar
-10
—
—
34
11%
"A"
21%
Jan
All
Jail
10%
Securities
Jan
18
42$
-III
25%
2.12
Products
19
225
-50
Dominion Steel & Coal common
10%
11%
Food
370
1.92
Apr
2.17
Canadian General
9,408
——————
Gold
peldona
4.10 Jan
0.05 Jan
10%
Canadian
2.19
20 Vi
10c
1
13
*
-
Mar
20
1
Juii
Gas & Oil—
-10%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—/"
Oil
Eagle
Warrants
Canadian Export
74c
10 %c Mar
2.10
-50c
10
'"
Canadian
Apr.
-10
Horn
Dome
Canadian Celanesc common
Jan
lie
Co Ltd—
Name changed to
Tancord Industries Ltd—
42 %
«
29 %c
70,625
l
Explorers
05%
Canadian Canners class A
5,500
16c
Jan
90
41%
...
1,520
40c
13c
—
—•—
Nest
8%c
6.3%
com
warrants
4.20
37c
2.15
l
—
Cusco Mines
42
warrants-.
B
Feb
Jan
5.50
Aluminium
Class
4.00
18%.
Zellerbach
03%
III25
Class
8%c
1.05
57
*
1
common
Preferred
Canadian British
1
12,550
Feb
-..-20
——-
Commerce
Canadian Breweries
-
Jun
51
17,125
Steamship preferred
Feb
4.95
Davis Leather
13c
55c
70
90
90c
—III
—
Jan
105% May
Jan
3.90
20
Trust
1.00
55c
40% Alay
100
15C
——
Craigmont Mines
Crain (R L) Ltd—
Cree Oil of Canada
warrants
Crestaurum Mines
—
Crestbrook Timber preferred—
Croinor Pershing „———
05
warrants-
Petroleum
Canada
100% Alar
•
12%
Imperial ——
Lead Zinc
Alining ——
55%
Safeway Ltd preferred— —100
Canada Southern
100
38c
Cournor
53
—-10
Mtge
100
815
B
Coulee
Feb-
105
105
4.00 *
«
Copper-Alan Alines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class ACosmos
; Jan :
.105
105
.100
T—
Coppcrcorp Ltd
Class
High
Low
34
103%
.100,
-—
preferred
Exploiation
Jan
2.35
_
3,638
40%.
39%
40
„10
common
B
Class
1.50
1
Co
Gas
High
./Low
Par
50
Permanent
Bank
125
70
1,070
25
25
A-—
Canada
Canadian
97%
69
"69
32%
97
32
Mar
5
05c
class
F>
Class
Mar
12%
28%
23 %>
——
Packers
10
10% Alar
12% May
11%
10%
2G
Warrants
Apr
74c
Apr
G.95 Jan
32%
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
Apr
4.15 Apr
55c
28
—
Preferred
Jan
12%
100
.
common
3.75 Apr
May
1.27 Feb
38c
32%
•
——20
—*
*
10
Stone
Crushed
26%:
*
—-——1
—
Canada
19c
70c
26c
Canada Cement common
4%(/o
15c
30c 35 %c
—*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake —
Canada
23,351
30%c
—
Calgary & Edmonton —
Calgary Power common—.
Calvan Cons Oil
Calvert Gas & Oils——
preferred
16c
—*
—.—
Petroleum
Calalta
17%C
ENDED JUNE
Consumers
20 %c Feb
1
Oils...
Mines
Cable
High
LOW
High
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
15
200
16?a
3,435
14
106 Va 106%
25
Jan
Mir
Jun
15
16
Va
103?a
16
Apr
19V4 Alay
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Harding Carpets ——__i—
Low
j*
14%
14'4
High
Low
15%
11.835
Hard Rock Gold Mines
IIIi
12c
12c
13c
42,520
Harrison
—1
17c
14c
18c
70,600
Hasaga
Minerals
Gold
___
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Mines
Heath Gold
1
Mines
( Geo
Mines
Highland
Tower
An*
20c
4,200
18c
41,250
13,200
8Vic Jan
24c
Apr
36c
Jun
58c
Jan
7c
7c
7c
15,000
7c
jun
He
Am*
9
9
220
10
Apr
5%c
^efrillTTlsla.nd Mining.
G%c
5,750
1.80
—1
1.80
1.85
100
55
_
55
77
1,135
8%
350
31%
8%
31%
33%
2,615
l
6% Mar
5c
1.61
47
Feb
"
i
■
ho
■
Jan
Jan
77
Ton
Jan
a/Tot*
35% Mar
16
16%
11,035
16% Jun
21
16 %
3,468
15%
Jun
20%
185
39%
Apr
46
Feb
41%
42
4.70
4.60
4.90
3,015
4.25
Jan
5.25 Mar
53 %
55
3.291
53 Vi
Jun
63% Mar
™
16%
10%
5,675
16 Vi
Jun
21%
Jan
16 %C 17 %C
.
<
600
15c
mS L
Apr
20c
Jan
400
49
Jan
55
16%
Hugh Pam Porcupine
I—1
Huron A Erie Mortgage
—20
53%
53%
Imperial Bank —__.____________.__10
73
73
6.70
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Investment class
$1.40 preferred
Imperial
Life
902
6.95
13,640
62
Jan
-
^
35
100
10%
1,030
22%
150
21% Jan
_
25
Vi
83
31%
10
"
23
87
250
77 Vi
Jan
40
39 Vi
4 Hi
5,725
39 Vi
Jun
46
33%
13%
13%
375
10
Indian Lake Gold
Industrial
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
1
*
Apr
Bell
7
*
:7i
32
preferred—
*
10
; .5
■
61a
12
V
22
20 Vi
21
1
Preferred
7%
5
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5
21
5
:
250
7,001
150
4.843
2,290
15%
15%
15%
5o5
2.50
2.50
2.60
1,025
51c
20
Warrants
52c
3,800
Inspiration Mining & Development—1
International Ranwick
Interprovincial
67
67
90%
International Milling 4% "A" pfd
International Nickel Co common
89 Vi
100
6c
414
11
Jan
35
2.50
Feb
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
Jun
3.25
70c
Apr
Feb
67
5
67
May
90%
2flc 32Vic
5,856
83
Jan
May
12%
00%
12
12%
1,215
50
52
4,251
—•
6
6
0%
3,075
5%
4 0 Vi
42
72,625
26c
9»4
70
May
Jail
12Vi
Jun
48% Mar
55Vi
Feb
Apr
506
26%
Jan
42
35
31%
35
5,403
21%
Jan
35
Jun
2.70
2.00
2.79
13,820
2.30
Jan
1
2.20
25c
.
Iron Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred—
.
...
_
Uranium
.61C
—1
2.10
2.20
J.,800
15
10
15%
260
G0C
G5c
47,750
4.35 Mar
1.95 May
Mining—20c
10c
15c
20c
20,000
2.55 Jan
12
Jan
16
53c
Feb
82c
35c
2.30
2.28
2.43
13,733
1
32c
30C
36c
6,200
8%c
9%c
1,665
13%c 14%c
Jacobus
Jaye
Exploration
20c
1.87 Mar
30c
UVi
May
Apr
14%
15
1.054
13Vi
Jan
13%
160
13%
Jun
14 %
77c
83c
24,700
69c
Jan
93c
7fif*
75c
85c
14,651
G8c
Mar
-1.75
1.65
1.75
15,962
26c
27c
2,000
26c
Jun
49c
Apr
Feb
27c
29c
13,731
25c
Apr
35c
Jan
1
64c
o
Jun
12%
Jan
Cinch
Lake
«
50c
53c
11,911
31,655
j
59c
52c
60c
129,000
i7C
ICC
19c
16 %
24,250
1,210
16c
10
14,000
8c
io%
2q
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lie 11 ViC
27 Vi 27%
*4.35
4.75
25C
50
4.85
425
Jun
1.25
Apr
20 Vi May
40
50c
May
May
42c
May
60c
Jun
Jun
39c
Mar
Feb
18%
Aur
15c
Anr
38
14%
Mar
26 Vi
Apr
4.55 May
2.85
May
1.04
Jan
28
May
5% Jan.
4.60 Mar
3.20
3.20
500
43
16%
18%
3,755
16
Jan
19
Feb
10
5G
56
56
10
49
Jan
56
Jun
•
i2%c
12c14 Vic
51,000
13 Vic 13 Vic
•
*
o
1
07<,c
;'»8C
Athona Mines
Bidiamaque Gold
May
G%c Apr
20c
Jan
Mar
12%
May
16c
28c
23,800
20c
May
33c
8C
8Vic
23,600
7c
May
12c
Mar
38c
V
500
23c
40c
2,250
34c
Jan
69c
Mar
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Jan
1
qc
5c
5c
Jan
7 Vic
_..20c
Bristol Oils
Calumet Mines
Concord Develop
10c
9ViC
10c
6,800
7c
Apr
12c
Feb
34c
35c
2,700
31c
Jan
43c
fJan
Mar
1
<=
6c
5,500
Apr
17c
1,475
13c
Feb
22c
36c
40c
12,000
36c
Jun
73c
-15c
30c
36c
133,600
20c
Jan
36c
Apr
1
.>3c
21c 23 Vic
*."55
"'gc
10,450
11,763
20c
May
38c
Mar
1
•
17c
50c
Canada
*
•
2.52
7c
17c
2.65
8c
2.25
9,750
Jan
7c
10Vic
11c
1,500
10c
—1_1
Apr
May
88c
88c
97c
29,455
88c
Jun
1
8 Vic
8c
9c
14,000
8c
May
1
I
•
i7c
15c
18c
187,800
1
35c
34c
36c
6,230
27c
Jun
30c
Apr
6Vic Jan
1
46c
41c
47c
15,000
1
2.30
2.18
2.55
325,105
1
6c
6c
6 Vic
10,000
6c
Jan
2.67 May
11 %c
Apr
15c
Jan
1.53 Mar
Jan
12c
27 Vic Apr
41c
Mar
55c
Mar
104,257
31,500
6,795
45c
50c
18,010
37c
Jan
69c
Apr
*
14 Vi
14 Vi
8c
7c
9c
91,452
7c
May
10c
May
14%
27c
30C
5,460
:26c
May
45c
Feb
*
1
66c
14 Vi
71c
20c
22C
Jan
58c
20c
2.05
58c
61c
58,500
25,870
16c
52c
May
72c
Feb
20c
21c
80c
9,000
20c
87c
Jun
28c
Jan
2.05
2.05
2.15
2.15
3,600
16,550
2.05
Jun
2.65 Mar
5 Vic
Gc
27,000
5Vic
Jun
8Vic Feb
—
1
—1
_•
—15c
14c
17 c
13c
Jan
21c
Feb
14c
Jun
34c
Jan
1.90 Jan
v.
Niagara Wire
^
9
10
3,010
4
.
3.00 Mar
8% Mar
5.70
6.10
2,295
4.60 Mar
—*
10
10 %
300
1
8c
7c
8 ViC
15,300
6c
1
20%
19%
2014
10,404
38%
1
4.00
9
•
.
8
*•,
3.40
4.05
1.42
2.00
25,069
68c
53c
72c
.140,582
53c
1
10c
10c
ll%c
7,500
9c
57c
52c
57c
13,300
52c
-*
29%
20
1.28
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
Nortlical
Jan
North
86c
Normetal Mining Corp__
Norpax Nickel
35%c Apr
May
95c
Oils
Mines
r—
Oils
1,625
27% Mar
30
Mar
North
Goldcrest
5,175
25%
Jan
31% Mar
North
15,100
1.00
Jun
1.47 Mar
6.260
3.00
3.25
9c
9c
3,650
9c
Jan
11 ,ac
Jan
34c
41,900
22c
Jan
34c
Jun
Class
5.75
5,970
34c
38c
4,600
4.75
4.75
4.80
950
3.40
3.40
5.75
1
•
500
25%
70G
25
25
30
1-45
14c
4%c
1.43
1.48
6,420
J 3c
14c
*
B
1
Leitch Gold
1,250
2.25
25
25%
3
class
3.50
2.15
10q
—
Jones
435
—
—*
.
5.75
—1
—.
2na ¥aT
Jun
2.50 Mar
4.45
26c
3.30
Jan
May
3.00 Jan
2.15
3.75
Ontario
Quebec
Northern
Jun
Northland
1.38
Jan
1.61 Mar
Lencourt
Gold
Mines_
1
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
1
4c
4 %c
7,000
Little Long Lac Gold-
*
—30
30
2.18
2.18
2.20
6.000
29
29
2914
615
30%
31
675
"
34
33%
35
2,315
33%
35%
1,283
42
Feb
45%
40%
413
44Vi Feb
48
May
B
pfd
preferred
class
Cos
A
Glass B
50
"Preferred
A warrants
46
*
•
Loxodo Uranium Mines—
1
Hosiery
class
A
20c
14
14
305
12 %C
14c
2,475
5%
200
4.80 Jan
18C
20c
27,300
6%c Jan
11,200
25c
12c
(W
12c
1,750
8c
1
*
M)__
12c
8%c
4,400
29
Warrants
Louyicourt Goldfield
29
29
50
16c
12 Vic
15c 10 %c
14,500
•
12c
13c
24.100
1
3.05
2.95
3.05
8,GG3
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co—1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
28% Apr
29% Apr
25c 25 %c
13 %C
30c
30c
31c
4,350
11,200
1
17c
12
11c
Jan
May
11c
May
May
8c
Apr
28% May
Jan
Norvalie
6%c Jan
1.90 Ma
5%
—<
-
Ltd
Long Island Petroleums
IIV2C May
3%c Apr
2.48
J
*
17%
15c
Oka
Macdonald
Mines
Bloedel
class
8c
9c
22%
22%
425
1
1.13
1.13
1.14
3,300
*
Explorations
class A pfd—
40
39%
40%
2,918
3.10
1
20
Macleods
MacLeod Cockshutt
B
-
9c
1
3.20
3.20
9,750
Magnet Cons Mines
1
7 Vic
7%c
9c
13,590
Maher Shoe Ltd
•
28
27%
28
545
Red Lake
Barvue
Maple Leaf
Preferred
19c
25c
Jan
/8c
May
21% Jan
1.13
May
35% Jan
2.55'Jan
6c
May
21 Va
Jan
4c
2,500
1.20
27,580
1.04 Feb
7c
4,300
6%c Jun
80c
80c
80c
1,000
75c
18
19%
4,605
12 Vi
97
4"Va <7o
conv
"3%%
convertible preferred
Consol
Ltd
3%c Jan
May
Jan
footnotes
see
page
44.
141
1.25
1.41
88c
14,777
5,200
1644 May
°1G
44 Vi May
13%
Glc
5,140
9,792
3.75
3.30
4.00
2,690
3.00
5.00
Jun
1.4G
1.40
1.50
Apr
May
2,000
1.30
Jan
1.85
Apr
•
13%
4,072
17
13%
14 Vi
26 Vi
26 Vi
45
3.40
3.55
3,349
__20
28C
32c
1,550
1-100
common
80
80
305
0
pfd„,
__
3.50
19%c
47c
14% Feb
21c
23c
OOp
33,200
30c
Mar
17c
17C
2,250
15c
May
23c
Jan
lie
13C
47,000
7c
Jan
15c
90c
90c
93c
25,876
66c
Jan
1.07 May
1 Vic
3c
174,701
lc
May
16 Vi
16%
1
lG'/a
735
11 Vic 12 Vic
1.02
1.00
5,950
1.04
4,200
14% Jan
11Vic Jun
98c
May
18c
19c
9,700
Mar
23c
28%
100
26
Jan
29
29
29
160
22%
1
9.30
9.25
9.75
9,265
8.80
Apr
May
9%
8%
9%
8,205
3.35
97
Jun
Jan
20c
Mar
PCE
9c
7,300
9c
May
13c
Mar
45c
8.055
32c
Jan
65c
Mar
31c
31c
32c
4,700
31c
May
45c
May
1
14
14
14%
8,452
14
31c
16%
31c
34c
15%
1614
76,095
128
133
65
106
Jan
150
109% 112%
1,425
108
May
113
May
15c 16 %c
24,280
15c
Jan
May
4% Feb
15c
1.00
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jan
Jun-
12 Vi Jan
36% Mar
9.00
9.50
.930
30 %
29%
30%
2,797
33c
42c
1,500
33c
Jun
60c
Jan
71c
•
71c
600
59c
Jan
79c
May
6 ViC
7c
7,300
GVic Jan
13c
Mar
9.00
29% May
40c
Feb
Jun
Pernio
Feb
Perron
*
Peoples
Feb
7 Vic
Jan
58c
Jan
4.00
Jan
I_
35c
38c
4.40
4.30
4.50
900
4.30
Jun
5.30
1.50
1.50
1.59
1,866
1.15
Jan
2.15
1
4.35
4.20
4.45
35,865
3.15
Feb
5.00
l
Consol
Ltd
20c
18 ViC
21c
6,268
18c
Feb
25c
Apr
19c
19C
2,232
16c
May
22c
Feb
18C
May
36c
Apr
1
Exploration
1
common
Gold
32c
Jan
65c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Apr
&
common
oil preferred
24c
6,000
914
1,685
9
Jan
11%
45
45
25
44
Jan
48%
Feb
«■
—
Mines
24C
9Vi
32%
33
140
30
Mar
36
Apr
100
107
107
10
107
Jun
109
Jan
1.25
,
Credit
Gas
1,900
50
Preferred
16%
2.85
1
Preferred
penmans
5c
'
2
—
Canada
Pembina Pipeline common
14.05 Mar
Jun
9c
36c
3.05
Exploration
Peerless
42%cMar
9%
9c
3Gc
1
Mines
Consol Gold
Paymaster
.
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
I
Warrants
Jun
Mc
10Vi
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
1
;
Pater Uranium
1.40 Mar
1.35
16c
28%
Apr
19 Vi
18
Apr
May
Feb
17Vic Apr
29
10
common
Petroleums
of
3c
*
Debenture
May
Palo
Feb
Jan
May
•
Copper
Lake
Patino
4.00
42c
80
19c
5c
Apr
Jan
*
36c
Feb
25 Vic Jan
Jan
75% Apr
13Vic Jan
335
Feb
Jun
16% Jan
Apr
4,500
Mar
1.10
27 Vi Mar
Jan
3.05
10,000
May
17
Jan
13% May
5c
5c
1.80
25
40c
1.25
Feb
2.50 Jan
3.15
lie
Feb
Mar
May
May
91c
36c
10,200
'
Jan
1
1.80
1.98 May
3.15
17c
100
May
52c
4.60
36
Jan
50
May
3,000
78c
May
1.35
0
May
11,866
Mar
34c
1
Mar
6
55c
9,68a
18,720
Amalgamated Mines
Drilling
8c
18c
.10,532
Pardee
25c
1.60
65c
61c
35c 37 Vic
Jun
Parker
92
6
Jun
3.45 May
55
15c
Jun
1.20
15c
4,000
1.60
33Vi
1
17,347
15c
2.90
5
830
Mines
97
1.60
2,240
1.37
Parbec
Mar
Jan
3.00
6%c
28
Mar
33%
1.65
Warrants
Feb
Jan
22c
1.20
1
44%
27c
36c
2.90
20c
27c
1-07 Jan
May
Feb
Orenada Gold
Pacific
May
Vic May
Petroleum
25,800
30,666
•
17c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
9%c
1
65c
Painour
25c
50c
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil &: Gas
9
•
&
Palliser
13c
15c
16c
10,600
32,125
Feb
33 Vi
1.21
1
Feb
1.53
110%
19,700
11c
17c 18 Vic
1.55
#
Jan
12c
•
4.50 Mar
May
Orange Crush
1.47 Joa
1.45
100
Matachewan
Jan
3.15
12
Mines
10c
13c
100
4,230
17C
1
24
1.43
•
pfd
3.60
35
Page Hershey Tubes
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
3.40
Mar
Mar
315
;
Jan
•
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
43c
4,433
Ltd
55c
1
Oils
Maritime
Loan
Openilska
3.05 Feb
8c
25Vic
Feb
31c
Mar
1.11
1
1
Marcon Mines
40c
i m
90c
Osisko
Jan
6%C
100
Maralgo Mines
35c
Mar
58
!!•
Ormsby Mines
7c
2.60 Jan
3%c
13%
37c
2 90
20
Ontario Steel Products
Jan
7C
•
13 %c
16
Oils
Jan
40c
1.18
1
Milling common
30c
Apr
Apr
7c
44 Vi
Metals
Rare
33
Jun
1
Uranium
Jan
50
44
Mines
Gold
Ontario
46c
Jan
23c Jan
HVaC Feb
15c
1
•
Majortrans
Malartic Goldfields
15c
3,524
O'Leary Malartic
Mar
/
Mines
3,500
4,600
244.585
15%
Cement
Okalta
6.00 Mar
26c
Jan
52
16c 17 Vic
Rights
Feb
1.20
2c
O'Brien
May
jun
80c
44
Natural Gas
Utilities
Lake
Ocean
Jun
15%
Mines
Obaska
31% May
1.20
80c
Power
Nudulama Mines
Feb
•1,600
Jan
31
Oils
Northwestern
Feb
34
32% May
33% Jun
40V2
0
Loblaw Groceterias class A
17,100
May
•
Telephone
25
Jun
58c
70c
Mines
Northern
25
,14,032
26c
Northern
Jan
15% Feb
_!__!•
Feb
28%
Jan
IIIII_<•
2.60 May
Jun
13
50
Canada
24% Jan
15%
200
18c
10c
I
A
Northern
Feb
Jan
3
1957 warrants
6.00 Mar
Jan
14
7 Vic
1956 warrants
38c
May
1.40
150
1
North Star Oil common
5.80 May
Jun
Jan
May
10c
7c
17c
Class A warrants
3.25
26c
Jan
51
]7'y,c
Ltd
Preferred
30c
Jan
6c
1.01 Mar
17c
25c
Uranium
86c
1
.—
Nortlispan
81c
10c
II
10%c
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Ltd
IIIIII
Mines
Vic Feb
n<J
1
common
Rankin
1.28
31c
1
—_—1
Gold Mines
&
29%
27%
1.00
2.71 May
9
7"oc
un
25%
Jan
2 05
ZZZZZ*
Mining
Warrants
81c
3.10
Mines———_—— _—1
Gold Mines
29%
__I__IIIl
Preferred
Jan
«
_
I
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
Apr
3 45
~
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ l
ZZZZZZZl
Norsyncomaque
2.00
Mar
2.35
ZZZZZZZl
.ZZZZZZZl
—IIIII
Noranda Mines
Norgold Mines
Noriartic Mines
4.05
Jun
48,860
_i
Gold
Mar
66c
V
1.18
;
■
;
Minefl
Acme
20%
Mar
69c
Apr
l
-
.
.
34c
Apr
2.00
Apr
7.20
•'
■
Nickel Rim Mines
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
,
12% Apr
Mar
—1
—
11%
Apr
common
Class B _—
Nickel Mining & Smelting
24%c Apr
1.95 Jan
20c
Oil
For
40
Jan
17Vi Jan
8c
Secord Candy
Maxwell
38%
52c
38%
1
common
80c
23c
Mines
Marigold
950
1.09
Mining
Manitou
46
14,300
20c
Mines
Maneast
Jun
291
93c
19%
1.03
Lake Wasa
Madsen
45
46
90c
19%
—
Jan
Jan
May
0ViC
Mines
Macmillan
42..
20c
Lake Shore
Macfie
Jan
1.05
Gas
Macassa
40
7%c
Ltd
Llngman
.Lowney
26%
26%
1
Mines
Dufault
London
Jan
Jan
1
Mining & Exploration—
Lake
'
43
41
22Ti
22%
39%
g2o
Fob
410
,'3,373
'-:V- 659
(25%
•
" '
Jan
27c
1
Ltd
(M)
41
25%
14Vic Jan
*?.cw Superior Oils
Canada
(John)
Class
25%
24%
—
1
Nortligatc Exploration
Loeb
30,000
Jan
16% Mar
New Senator Rouyn
warrants..
Oils
Loblaw
17C
16c
Jan
^ew P°uyn Merger
Minerals
Class
13%
8c
2.80 Apr
11»% Apr
Kirkland Townsite
Lawson
2,444
Jan
3.75
10% May
Copper
Lamaque
15
2.90
Jan
Kerr-Addison Gold
Laura
14%
1.52 May
2.85 Jan
1.90
»
————
of
Renville Gold
Landa
6Vic Mar
Apr
8% Jan
W-arrants
Luz
1,300
1,000
Jan
1.00
225
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelvinator
La
25
1
Nor
Lake
32,675
7c
Apr
May
950
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd——
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jupiter Oils ——_—
Lakeland
25%
^*
New Kelore Mines—
Newlimd Mines
New*Manitoba Mining & Smelting
New Mylamaque Exploration
Newnortli Gold Mines
Jan
1.75
3.30
7c
16c
,
^.aaon Mines
2.80 Mar
Jun
1.55
16
9 Vi
-
Jonsmith Mines
Lake Osu
3.25
7o
14%
Jan
1.35
3.20
1*56
0
0
—...»
Corp
28c
Jun
Apr
2.60
10
—
Labrador
12 Vic Mar
10%
2.50
10*14
—;
1
Rights
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Labatt
Apr
22c
Warrants
Kroy
9c
9%
;
preferred—————10
Class C
21,400
Jan
2.50
--
15%c.
1
common
Preferred
Kirkland
10c
Jan
70c
10%
Mines
Jockey Club Ltd
Ktlembc
9c
3.35
25c
32,583
44,100
14,465
_1
(1939)
Gold
B
8V4C
1
.—.—
Mar
1.90 Mar
Mar
——49c
Jellicoe -Mines
Class
——
Lake
Jefferson
Joburke
——-
10c
Jan
■
Jan
2.50 Mar
13%
New Ho,seo Mines
.Tack Walte
1.00
r
♦
New Continental Oil of
New Da vies Pete
New Delhi Mines—.
New Dickenson Mines
New Goldvue Mines
New Harricana
Jun
25c
Mines
17,000
1
New
7% May
—__1
A
Irish Copper
1.53
Nejv
New
New
New
41Vic Jan
32 ViC
1.41
New Alger Mines
94% Ma,r
0
1.45
27c
14c
I_
National Grocers preferred
National Hosiery Mills class
National Petroleum
National Steel Car
National Trust
Nealon Mines
Nello Mines
Nesbxtt Labine Uranium
% Apr
7%
46Vic Apr
1
Interprovincial Steel
Investors Syndicate common—
12
21
5% Mar
Jan
Nama Creek Mines
1
National Drug & Chemical common.—5
National Explorations Ltd
•
7% Mar
Jan
17%
5
Ltd
Bldg Credits com
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Jan
8 Vic
Multl Minerals
15
Jan
7% Apr
11 Vi
8,190
w.-.—19
^!?5!?SLPS?-inew'
MniJf if* Ir,°n
39% Jan
36
1,495
52c
8 * InV—
o
Jan
Jan
4,100
2,721
13%
36C
Montreal Locomotive Works
Jan
Vi
May
6% May
ViC
38%
32
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Iso
6
37%
13
common
49c
^on?ta Porcupine
Apr
14 Vi Feb
9 Vic
Jan
38%
1
;
Accept Corp Ltd
Warrants
&
6c
6C
12% Apr
10,800
40
Feb
92
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Imperial Oil
16,859
78c
n?°"8 ®rewefy cla«s A
12% Jan
May
10,000
15c
May
35%
41c
36c
2.90
15c
common
*
-13.50
viass
7.15 May
Jan
May
Jan
*
Oie Mines
May
80
6.70 May
34
22%
--
10%
»
Assurance
74%
10%
-•
*
_____:
54%»
Feb
Apr
12Vic
2.80
15c
GV'».c
r:
m!
Apr
34 Vic
■—
lai, Metals
-
8c
48c
1
Mm*™?'?. TT
mhuK P®tr?Jeum3s
M
mf nvS® Uranium
2'
54'b
common
2,500
95
35c
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
9c
81% Apr
27Vic Jan
2,131
Mines—
Midrim Mining
;:
■
Jan
15%
2
?
8C
760
•
Mexican Light & Power
May
16
Smith Paper
Uranium
25c
73,250
1
•
50c
Jun
10
16%
—
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltinc—
Hudson Bay Oil
I
Class
Meta
Tin
89
36c
1,25
Mentir^nf^n"1113
JffSSL
1 95 May
-V
614 Feb
o(hvn
30
Feb
Co Ltd—
_
I
Mercury Chipman Knit
95c
,
1
High
Low
88
25c
8c
1
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
50c
Class A'
Ingram
JJc^.enzie Red Lake-
Tan
High
83%
•
24c
(Canada)
Class B
Howard
25c
Am*
Jan
36c
Hollinger Consolidated Gold— ——5
.
14c
19% C
»
Drilling
Home Oil
Low
Mclntyre Porcupine
15i4 Mav
17 ViC
.
III1
Bell
Hinde & Dauch
Hi
5
18c
H) <fc Co
Gold
JUNE
—1
.__
Heva
ENDED
50c
—1
;
Hees
Jan
lOVic Feb
14c
WEEK
—1
,
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway Red Lake
8%
FOR
High
__.
i
9%
«
II
28%
28%
100
2
1.30
1.30
1.34
13.340
1
22c
22c
23c
18,600
19%
Jan
1.30 May
Mar
22c
28%
Jan
Jun
1.80 Jan
29c
Feb
Peruvian Oil & Mines
1
1.60
1.55
1.66
4,800
1.30 Jan
1.77 Mar
22c
Jan
Petrol Oil & Gas
•
1.85
1.79
1.89
39,200
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
6
Jun
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
1.04
1.00
1.05
9,400
28c
Jan
18
18
100
1.22
1.17
1.25
6,760
1.78 Mar
P
o
Pickle
Engravers
Crow
Gold
*
Mines.
*
1.00 May
16
1.01
Feb
Jan^
1.64
Jan
18%
Feb
1.25
May
4&,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, June -8, 1959
.
(2604)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Place Oil & Gas
—
Oils
Ponder
Portgage Island
Powell River
Powell Rouyn Gold
Corp—
Prairie Oil Roy
Prairie
Pipe Mfg
Premium Iron Ore-
Producers Ltd—
IvAerals
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp—
2,485
20c
Mar
31c
Feb
82c
20,125
78c
Jun
89c
May
Toronto
General
37
3,141
35%
Jun
43%
Feb
Toronto
Iron
6
1,630
4%
Jan
1.85
1.90
4,700
1.55
Jan
2.80 Mar
5.80
6.25
I,815
Jun
8.35 Mar
3.95
9,422
87c-
90c
1,700
Gas
90
3.10
2,350
2.85
Jan
4.40
8,650
4.10
May
5
2.65
2.80
8c
61%
70
Jan
5
Traders
;
Apr
Feb
7%
41c
41c
52c
45c
26c
28c
5%c
Feb
4.50
5.00
80c
85c
135
24
Jun
'58
59
"175
56
Jan
59%"-May
B
37
38%
5,720
preferred ————50
class A_——
*
preferred
5%
1956
58 ;
warrants
Jan
Trans
76c
Jun
Jun
77c
Mar
Jan
48c
Mar
Apr
Apr j
Jun
>43%
Jan
38
Apr
43
-Jan
5.25
500
8.25
510
78c
85c
7,700
26%
27%
13
13%
19c
700
17c
78c
:'
27% *
13%
4.10
—
'11%
Jan
1,000
8%c
Jan
17c
Rapid Grip & Batten—;
17%
Jun
22%
15c
Jan
26c
-I
__i—.V_.—!
Shawkey
Rio
Silk
Riverside
Uranium
preferred
Robinson Little
$1
3.00
38c
Canso
————
30c
May
75c
May
57c
Gc
Jan
1.20
100
3,095
700
30c
18,200
%c 11 %C
2,333
3.00
3.00
40c
12
525
52%
53%
18
300
15
19
16
Feb
5
15c
25,100
13c
44c 47 %c
45.990
35c
——.—^50c
*
10c
9%
9%C
11c
10,100
9%c
9%
10%
13,489
-100
98
97
98
260
8c
.—
——
Consol Mines——————1
Rowan
--
5.00
4,915
4.80
May
6.90
1.57
492
1.55
Jun
-2«3
Jan
21
23
1,015
21
Jun
25
Jan
49
49
49
325
46
May
! 53
Mar
4.00
4.00
4.00
663
38c
7,006
2.15
2.15
2.22
29,383
12
11%
12
590
Jan
12% -Mar
2.80
2.65
2.90
87,330
80c
Jan
Jan
3.30 May
1.43 "May
8c
Jun
Jun
Waite
May
Jan
Walker
Jan
53c
Mar
14c
Jan
Wayne
13%
Jan
Webb
Feb
Weedon
14%c Jan
Werner
Apr
9
Mar
95% May
7,375
8c
May
5,280
75%
2,145
8.25 May
19
160
18% May
14
8,840
100
Jan
8.35
19
19
13%
13
—
14%
88%
*
——-
—_—
Industries—
Russell
*
—1
—100
-1
4
class A
St Lawrence Cement
St Lawrence Corp common
preferred^
5%
St Maurice
Gas—
—
Shirriff Horsey common
Salada
16
17%
98
95c
13%
9
18%
17,655
98
98%
155
93c
96c
13%
14,030
9.00
Sapphire Petroleums—-
2,735
85c
(G
&
66c
11,441
X5C
31,800.
12c
Apr
1.20
1.40
94c
57
3,030
42
1.11
1.25
Westburne
45c
Scythes common ——4
Security Freehold
4
Shawin'igan Water & Power com——4
Class A ———~a——————4
13
100
>' 5.15
4.85
5.25
9,550
30%
30%
31
2,490
33
33
*;
1,650
13
100
Class
Sheep
Silknlt
4.35
Mar
Mines
;
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe Mines Ltd
63
S
Slater
Slocan
common
Jun
Feb
S6
.
1.20
200
27,124
3.05
32 %
Jan
4.35
4.40
43
May
100
95c
Jan
Jan
Stand
4.05
Feb
4.40 May
18%
Feb
22
33%c
Jun
65c
33c 37 %c
9,800
18c
Jan
40c
Mav
11%
11%
11%
770
11
Mar
35%
34%
36
6,965
32
Jan
38% Mar
65c
Jan
90c
86c
86C
90c
37.970
2.20
2.05
2.20
5,600
71
27c
Yale
40.010
505
v
,
Yellowknife
Mar
Zenmac
Zenith
1,300
13
100
13
34
May
11
Jan
6
Mar
lie
4,067
19c
47%
Jan
58%
14%
Jan
15
63c
60c
67c
10,655
57c
28c
33c
4,240
25c
May
May
57c
52c
57c
6,733
45c
May
1
60c
60c
60c
6,077
60c
Mar
6%c
6c
7c
24,300
4
39
38%
39
•
78%
78
80%
1
6%c
32%
607
9%
,-770
8% May
6,950
37
150
36 Va
2.400
17%
450
-.16%
Jun
19
1.280
34%
Jan
44%
42
41%
42%
1,130
3414
Jan
44% May
90
9.1
155
87
Jan
95
20
.11.
-.100
21
2,105
14%
105%
Apr
1.000
7
Jun
i';':4-71.62
■
T .60
15c
r
14c
7%
1.30 Mar
2.50
15c
22c
May
10 %C May
Taurcanis
—.._1
4%
24%
Jun
18'a
Jan
i 24 V2 -Apr
11%
385
9.10
Jan
13% -Apr
1.55
7,210
1.28
Apr
1.65 Feb
27c
47.200
26C
Jan
40c
8c
11c
17,000
8c
Jun
14c
7c
8c
6,060
7c
May
10c
1.26
21,920
97c
Jan
1.07
1.10
i.
1.23
89.950
G8c
Jan
6c
21,566
5c
May
23c'
Feb
—
—
-i.
Jan
'
35c
31c
36c
107.000
2.85
2.80.
3.00
.7,350
"
'
Toronto Stock
Prices
66c
Jail
Low
Par
Jun
Bulolo
Corp
Jun
15%
Jan
Feb
35%
Jun
Jan
Canadian
99% May
102
Jan
Cottons
-
46%
150
42
Jan
46%
Jun
Canadian General
16%
100
16
Jan
16%
Apr
36,700
Jan
25c
Jun
8c
2.20
6,005
20c
4,820
500
12c
1.80
May
5c
May
2.00
16c
2.85 Mar
Dalhousie
27c
Dominion
16
1,810
11%
Feb
5.75
6.00
750
3.15
Jan
15%
15%
15%
5c
6c
21,000
4.50
5c
495
4.80
1,000
3.80
Feb
1.13
1.15
18,575
1.00
Jan
Jan
4%c Mar
Mar
16% May
6.00
17%
Jun
Feb
6%c Jan
5% Mar
1.25
Oil
1
34^
32
Mar
Jan
9
May
Ogilvie
May
50c
Jun
84c
89c
7,300
70c
Jan
89c
Apr
Preferred
66c
70c
19
18%
19%
1,500
60c
Apr
80c
Mar
1,103
9
Jan
19%
Jun
Jan
8% Jan
6% Apr
27
May
3.30 Jan
6,280
3*515
-Mar
46
'
36% Feb
'
-4.65 -Apr
-175
15
285
9%
Feb
15
37%
434
32%
Jun
37% Jun
40
60
37%
37%
40
——
■•<>
28
Jan
35
5
>
33 % Apr
Jun,
48
Mar
Jan
Jan
1,400
8
Mar
45
Feb
25c
Feb
'
37% May
5,100
,
27% Jan
18% May
4,335
7%
6%
38Va
39
1,050
-
,18c
(1956)
87
88
25%
2.359
27
114%
-7.50
8%
Apr
Pend
Jan
100
21
110
32
30%
32%
8,381
164
150
164
465
138
85
85
85
200
80
31%
31%
31%
-.10
31%
Feb
2.85
——
48
,
:—
42
42
-
Apr
Mar
32% Jun
27% Mar
Jan
.
167
.
Mar,
Apr
May
85
36% Mar
,
.
l,30d
2.00
42
389
43
Apr
Jun
.Jun
49
,
-
2.90 Apr
..
Jan
50
.
-
1.50
1.50
1.50
1,300
99c
Apr
70c
:
Apr
30
121
*
49
:
:
:
i.—.
Southwest Petroleum
Yukon Cons Gold Corp-
28%
Jun
40
2.75
48
2.74
302
:::i
Paper
common
Mines—,
92 ' "• Apr
May
4
2.50
-
,,,
v
Feb
114
HI
6
Pgper
Ontario
&
Flour
Oreille
Price Bros
&
May
vMar',"
19%
-5
.
<
Power
86
125
23%
-
;
*r.
13c
2,210
18c
87
23%
70c
71c
4.200
60c
Feb
38
38
35%
Feb
-1.50 Jun
76<!
-Mar
"
10
9%
9%
100
Teck Hughes Gold
1
2 29
2.20
2.29
17.952
1.97
Apr
2.48
Temagami
1
300
3.50
3.65
6,257
1.87
Jan
3.70 May
Mipes
Calgary
Canada Ltd
Preferred
25c
83c
8,500
36c
Jan
70
73%
661
63
Jan
92%
32
92
Feb
4
7%
7%
130
gqc
:
;
Park
Tiara
Mines
Tidal
Petroleums
Warrants
75c
92%
55c
63c
11
12
400
7^
6%c
7c
18,600
1 06
1.06
1.15
22,100
20c
22c
4,050
4
Lundmark
Thorn cliff e
83c
100
common-
-
Third Canadian Gen Inv
Thompson
High
.
33
common
of Canada
Minnesota
4
15c
ggc
4
•
18%
—
Inc
110
Jan
—
International Utilities
Loblaw
450
27
37%
195
>-
Low
33
Apr
7
185
7
30
.
>
Range Since Jah.1
r
"%[
I8V4
—
Glass
Dupont Co
50c
28
Paner
Shares
18 Ik
Investments
Hajres Steel Prods
International Paper
7
27%
~~
.
4.10
'
20c
*
....
Mar
Jan
15%
1.15
Consolidated
Jan
151^
4
2.10 May
11c
4
4.00
Canadian Ingersoll Rand——
Canadian Marconi
—1
1—
8c
Apr
3.10 Maj
for Week
t
42
29
.
common
45
19c
38c
15
12%
22%
2.15
Jan
1.44 May
Be
'Apr
4.00
Gold
105
8%c
6%
29
16%
•
>
-
2.75 May
High
41%
6%
41%
5
J
—
17.951
12,200-
Jan
Feb
1.64
Sales
Range
of Prices
7%c Jan
19,863
5%c May
r
Week's
t
Sale Price
102
-
'Mar
•
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Last
2.00 Jan
82c
4
Friday
Jan
13%
*
common
27% "Feb
:
Exchange — Curb Section
Arc
Shown
1.40 Feb
.
L
_
Asbestos
2.15
trusts
Taylor Pearson
F.eb '
Jan
Jan
35%
46 %
-
1
Anglo Canadian Pulp PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
500
i
!4
-
i—
—
43% Mar
6%C
-
.
—1
——
80%
25c
1
■
May
320
1,593
3.145
5%c
1.18
Jan
1.90
50c
.
-6
6
1.16-
4
Mines—————
100
—
Mines
19 %c Feb
32c
8c
Jan
5,80
common
Jan
24
lie
-1
68%
21c
4
common
Industries
■———
I4C*
1.50
11
Oil——4.——-2Gc
36%
1.83
-
-
6,674
26'.'4
33c
12%
ig
i
160
23
.
4
...——
245
22c
^
Li
19% c Feb
.11
23
•
^
5,439
i.85
1
Gold
Jan
5%
t
—5
A
Jan
Mar
7c
-"
24 %
26
—4
A
class.
Ltd
2.60 Jan
22c
14c
2.000
8c
,15c.
15%c
1
Apr
-May
8%iMay
28,000
15c
.
Apr
Mar
108
1.50 Mav
13.400
1.65
8e.
Mar
24%
Jan
.360
II
7
1
-
3.75
.106 106%
4
30%
1
Industries
4.25 Feb
42%
Jan
1
—
Feb
39% Jan
-r
3.75
100
1
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.25
Apr
1.58
16%
60
1
common—
4.40
Feb
1,020
1.66
•
-
3.20
3.60
I.t>2
Jan
41%
Dredging;
——
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada Vinegars
*
Mines
•
3.60
36%
1.65
Apr
42
12%
4
20
:
1.09
15%
3.75
34 %
X
1
Gas
Apr
8%
1
2.32 Feb
Jun
May
31% May
20
Jun
4
Oil
1.40
75c
32%
Jun
100
—
,
—4
Mines—
Metal
Jan
2,935
15
Ltd—
13
1
Bear
Electric
Maclaren
•
8,760
80c
75c
13
Feb
Mar
58%
.
Warrants
Texaco
1.50
1.40
1.45.
—
Young
(H G)
Yukeno.■ Mines
May
15
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
Texas
Jan
——__-—4
Zinc
&
Mines
49c
56%
Explor
Voting
93c
warrants.——
Canuck
21c
——1
Superior Propane
Rights
Mar
—1
1
——-a———1
Stores
Yankee
Feb
10%c
Contact
Tamblyn
May
75c
——i.—100
-
Yellorex
24c
58
100
Sullivan Cons
Tancord
29c
12,750
Mar
34c
32% Mar
10%c
Sturgeon River Gold
Sylvanite
Jan
88c
75c
—
Indus
Lead
82
800
Oil
S wit son
%C
Feb
II,650
Iron
A
Submarine
•
20 %c
19e
83c
Yukon
&
A
10c
May
63% Feb
17C
Sterling Trusts
Sudbury
27c 28
26 %
5%
class
Sunburst
150
1.95
Preferred
Stuart
7,100
16c
Steeloy Mining
Rock
Jan
21C
1,000
12,144
10 %c
19c.
88c
"
Wright-Hargreaves
May
2.55 May
5%
,——1
Steel of Canada
Steinberg
125
-
71
1.10 Mar
1.80
—
Stedman Bros
Steep
28
28
12%c 13 %c
-
4
Starratt Nickel
11c
19c
*
4.10 May
3.50 Apr
Jan
B—__^_—4
-_4— I--•>-*
i
Class
.
Feb
12
29c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
lie
4
•
Jail
4
Mines
21c
Larder
Woodward
Jun
4
Uranium
6,750
class
272
Warrants
Stanrock
100
23c
,————
Mines.
Apr
3.90
22c
1
—
class
Coghlan
22c
Feb
18c
3.90
5
preferred
Pass
6;75Mar
Jun
lie
Feb
23c
i/L—-——,———,*■
16c
Radio
Uranhfm Corp
44,300
Feb
8.45
19c
(J)
5%
Paving & Materials—
Stanleigh
20c
4.50
Feb
2.50
36%
32% Mar
13,036
•
3.90
Alexander
1.80
—
Mines
S tad aeon a
Standard
550
Wood
28,392
4
*
Mines & Oils
5.00
Wood
Jan
22
Warrants
Spooner
4.50
4
*
1
1
1.84 Mar
30c
Services—
Air
Spartan
34
4.GO
38c
1
Southern Union Oils
6.75
33%
3.60
_a
Windfall
36% Jan
22
-•
:
Jan
6.50
33%
i—
A_;
preferred
Winchester
Feb
33 %c
4
—
6.20
4,428
6.55
4
——
—
Willroy
37% Mar
Jan
B
Wiltsey
.
40
Leaseholds
2nd
White
Jan
22
4
—:
—
,
Apr
Breweries
Plywood Co
Warrants
Apr
7.30
35
3.55
4
.—;
Roi
Van
Southam
1
Jun
2;G5 Feb
Apr
1.95
———-—u
j,
—
(Geo). class
4%%
1.30 Mar
80c
15
Jun
32%
1
—
Manufacturing
K D
1.35
2,020
Petroleum-
Class
May
4
—
666,050
Gas-——-
&
class A
Weston
1.58 May
4
—
2.80 May
40
2.35
Ltc?—-—
———
Grocers
Western
•
Dairies class A
Silverwood
Feb
Jan
2.65
■—*
Western Decalta
Western
33
620
Feb
'2.10
2.10
—
Western
Apr
Jan
30% May
595
Mar
"
7%
31
2.35
._———
Canada
68c
33 %c
50c
Silver Standard Mines
25
Feb
10c
34
2.30
Nickel———
Oil
Products
11% Mar
16 %c
Jan
4.85
Jan
1
common
Miller
500
40
Jan
Jun
Jan
Apr
•
2.55
Western Copper
———4
Warrants
'——j————— -,
5
1
Sigma Mines Quebec—
Silver
3.45
2.75
Mar
2:60
6%
200
Jan
61c
,
27%
"1,31-7
•
40
Western
1.25
May
12
3.45
1.26
1
4
Breweries
42
42
.
7%
-1
:
Petroleums
Warrants
1G% Mar
1.10 May
33c
32%
50c
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks
42
——-——50
preferred-.
Creek Gold
A
28r;»
2.75
common.
West Canadian Oil
Jun
101
7.60 May
Mar
18,341
45c
7c
10
19% Mar
Jan
1.15
88c
9,500
7
17% Feb
Jan
—1
Metal
Satellite
W)
Lake
Wespac
Feb
23% Jam
56c
12c
1462
-—50c
Petroleum
Sarcee
38,038
"
Petroleums Ltd1—
Knapp Canada Ltd—;
Pyrite Copper—
Jun
14
Mar
60c
—
1.30
8%C
27%
27%
Mines——
&
Waterous Equipment
11%
12% May
8.20
26,910
1.17
4—-~
A—'
10%
Jan
4.65
Apr
2.05 Mar
7%c
1.23
1
„-l
Explorations Ltd
3.95
32%cMay
■
-
9,GOO
13
56
River Gold
Debentures
17
15% May
16% May
97% Jan
9.00
66c
-1
—-t—1
——l c
Antonio Gold
Sand
400
j
————_—
Amulet
88%
Mar
v!2c
Warrants
San
16
.
——
Wainwright Prod & Ref-
Westeel
16
„
'
—
18%
8.25
87%
Jan
28c
1.55
B
240
85%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royalite Oil common———-----A
Preferred
-25
Feb
53%1<tay
Mar
May
Jan
18%
—
JMay
17%
4.85
4.85
4
Victoria & Grey Trust——-——
Violamac Mines
Mar
19
12
13c
Preferred
Feb
22c
Jan
413
Jan
50% Mar
270
8.133
•
Jan
15%
-
24c
May
'
25
—
——
class
Mfg
Viceroy
"
Jan
Feb
40
100
18%
Rocky Petroleum Ltd—.
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
13c
16% Mar
18
14%
lB'/a
15c
47'/2c
—
Ventures Ltd
Feb
77c
Mav
18
common—.———4
A
'
*
Mines-.————————1
Rockwin Mines———
1
Class
Roche
1.44 May
23c
22c
22c
Ltd
Consol
Vandoo
..
5,500
4
pfd
—i.———
Corp
5% Feb
Jan
11c
10'.2
10,175
16V 4
3..
Upper Canada'Mines—
Class
36c
14%
"
Telefilm
4%
Feb
*
16
Jun
50c
May
9c -.May
7,100
18
1.07 Mar
20c
Feb
1.55 Jan
35%
Steel
United
50
38c
10c
1.05 Apr
29% May
Oils
'-'600
Apr
33c
B
—
Fortune
United
May
class
Hill
Keno
New
United
Jan
46c
Iriv
Fuel
United
United
Feb
Jun
11,555
1.44
Jan
12
.-1
trust——.
voting
Corps Ltd class B———
United
Mar
2.28
16
43,100
4,500
18
-4
,4
Mfg common
Robertson
Jun
Jan
7c
35 %
11
4
1
B————
class
Athabasca
Rix
—
65c
May
1.80
10
31c
22c
1
—-1
;
Rupununi Mines——
Rexspar Uranium
23c
55c
1.20
^Mar
30c
52%
A preferred-——--.
—<50
Mining Corp ———
1
United Asbestos ——-.
————1
1.81 Mar
30c
1.44
2
Mines————...—-1
60c
Jun
12
Union
Mar
50c
Chemical
Relchhold
Renable
560
33
1*20
—^1
Macdonald
1,825
Feb
18c
16%
Acceptance 2nd preferred-—__4
of Canada common
4
Gas
United
Jan
44c
7,300
16
30%c
18,228
2
•
Class
May
6c
Rayrock Mines——-———
1
———*
Reef Explorations———
—.—1
Realm Mining -——;
Reeves
30c
1.95
11,500
20c
1
Ultra
15% Mar
12c
1.80
43e
r
Jan
729
25c
1.95
16
30c
55c
.
6:75
13c
Union
5,399
15%
4
—-——4
*
Ranger Oil——.
>29%
5%
-
Fmit
29c
Jun
12c
Union
112,100
107,900
30% -Jan
15% Apr
Jan
May
5%
Jan
95c
May
18
1.18
10% Mar
4.35
—4
7.25 Mar
Feb
78c
12%
98c
25Mar
20%
18c
United
99c
1.30 Jan
350
35c
Gas
"
,19.460
n!8c
City
Jan
11% Jan
.Jan
78c
7 Vac Mar
12c
1
Uranium Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd
8
23,286
4.65
*
8%
Jan
Jun
21
4.35
37c
4%
15,794
20%
Twin
44% -Jan
37
36%
•
Radiore
Feb
275
Tribag Mining Co Ltd————— 1
Trinity Chibougamau
'—-——1
Mar
Jun
31
285
21
—
50
38
4.55
——~—
,
41% Jan
41%
4
4
Pipeline
Apr
19c
Jan
-
Juri
51
8.00
——-
—
Oil
63
'Jan
5.00
Canada
Prairie
Apr
Jan
37
40%
40%
warrants:;——
1957
Trans
45c
51
1,125
Jan
36%
37%.
<-♦
—40
—
3.30
12
12%
25
12c
Jun
23c 25 %c
17%
25C
80
24
Transcontinental Resources ——4
5c
16,150
17%
46
Jan
41c
5,460
80c
50
'
—20
common———4
Jan
25 %c
10,700
4.50
46
665
1.10
42c
8,550
5%c
4,706
48%
5.00
2.55 Mar
14.024
27c
63
46
34c
Jun
6%c
143,015
5'/sic
60%
Finance
Class
Triad
42c
2,600
62%
3.85 May
5.80
23,000
52c
37c
—10
———4
—,
-
Star
Toronto
May
Mar
4.5-5
1.27 Jun
%'c Jan
27c
Trusts—-
Works
High
Low
22
215,840
1.27
99c
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
Low
Explorations Ltd——1
Trans Canada Pipeline
1
Transmounlain
Pipe Line——;
?
87c
7,780
6%c
1
1
*
1
—.
47c
Mar
45c
65%
*
Queenston Gold Mines.
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
36c
11,900
43c
3.00
Shares
1.27
Toronto Elevatprs
10,000
78c
4.25
2.80
7c
Mines
20c 20 %C
1
.
Silver
Dominion Bank
35%
3.90s
1
1
1
.Torbrit
Jan
12
Mar
for Week
———4
——————1
Mines—
Gold
Toronto
1.80 May
1.10 Mar
10
5
1.90
5.80
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
158.000
11%
G5
—1
Ltd—1
1.78
11
3.00
4.30
4
*
Airways
Gas
Provo
purdex
1
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
1.50
Tom bill
Mar
12c
Jan
6c
97,100
78c
•
East Dome
Preston
Prospectors
11c
Range
Par
High
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
36%
45c
—20c
*
—1
1
.
Electric
President
3
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
11%
20c
———
___
Power
10 %c
158
1
——■—-4
——.4——
50c
—1-——
1
-*
——
1
4
1
;
i—-1
4
JUNE
'
Low
.
Develop
Placer
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
——1
WEEK
Sales
East
Pit-eh Ore Uranium
FOR
Friday
Friday
„
■
~~1 '•
""""1
10c
70%
6,150
6%
Jan
;
9% Mar
1.13 Apr
74% May
'93
7%
4
99c
13 % May
May
lot
value.
sale <not Included In year's \
range). ':
d Deferred delivery sale
Jun
18c
par
Apr
Jan
Jun
May
-
No
Odd
a
11
1.00
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
-
16c
Apr
e
1.96
Jan
Apr
rCash sale
j
.
'
•
(not Included
,
;
40% May
t Ex-liquidating
(not'included In year's range).
dividend.
1
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privilege*,
wd When delivered.
.
wi When issued.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
]
f Flat price.
35c
.
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
55c
5%c Feb
,205
Feb
z
Ex-stock
'
Ex-rights.
dividend.
-
-
,
*
—
*.
.
r
Volume
Number 5853
1-89-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2605)
M
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
June
5
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the
National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other aelected sources
not'represent actual transactions;- They are intended; as a gyide to the
Thev do
range within which these securities
or
could have been sold
bought (indicated:tiy the "asked'') at the time of compilation. Origin of
(indicated by* the
any quotation furnished on request. The
"National" list is composed of
■/'"•
IV-'which have a wide national
securities
distribution.
,
A
'
'
"
Industrials and Utilities
~
r ■-
Aerovox
-
Cc-rp,^—j—:
I- Ask.
Bid
Far
-
1
.9%
.
Air
...
10%*
Products inr --American, Box Board? C61.__.i_l "
Amer-Cement Corp
26
.
56-,..59%;
36%
5
Amer Commercial
Barge Lttie—5 uAmerican Express Co__„•
10 r
American Greetings CI "All-l
Amer Hospital
Co
Farms Co coimtion
Partic .preferred!!
Arizona Public
Metal Construction
..
High
Co
.37 %
Houston
Natural
Houston
Oil Field
30%
Hudson
21
•
&
/ 10%
22-
Br.yson.Inc
4Jg
Bullock'sr Inc-
:
Burndy-Corp.,
H M
Eyhesby .& Co.—
10
;
_______
'
8
'.
Ceco -Steel
;
&
Stores.
-'i
Corp
preferred
Ketchum
,
Co
Koehring
Star
Donnelley
-32%
Marmon
Dim
;
Dunham
Bush Inc.
Duriroi):
CP
17%
"
2%
East
Tennessee
Eastern
Nat Gas
Industries
Co—1
Inc—__50c
B
82%
-
1434
Minneapolis
Stcol
Ft
Wayne. Corrugated. Paper
Frito
Co
:
Garlock
Gas
Packing
Service, Co
Broad
73
54%
58
5
37%
40%
Co
2
Fire
Brick Co
17
;
T & S
8%
20
21%
Bid
61%
A
45%
48Vz
42
270
Natl
Co
46 Vb
23%
25%
83%
86%
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
Fuel
Indust
45%
8%
48%
5
Corp
33Vz
45%
-
10
14%
31%
5
Company
9%
13 %
48%
19
22
14%
15%
56
60
15%
1
16%
9
10
Supply Co
Companies
-
Corp
148
70
Bank
of
Bk
Phila.10
44
46%
60'A
63
10
62%
65%
10
43%
46%
of
(NY) ,12%
Southern
40%
43%
(NY)
National
(Savannah)
_!
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) ,25
Cleveland
81%
Trust Co
—50
Commercial Bk of North Amer.5
Commercial Trust of N J—__25
7 95
340
27%
Connecticut
12%
.10
24 3 4
26%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co (Chicago)
33 Vs
119
Bank
&; Tr Co
,
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York
Eng
Gas
File
&
Elec
Assoc
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National Bank
Trust
of
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Tliermador
Corp
38%
Nortex Oil & Gas
30 Vb
North American Coal
44
47 %
North
8
8%
Penn
Gas
Corp
1
1
55%
59
25%
79
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5
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Northwest Natural Gas
19
Northwest Production Corp
1
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20
Fidelity Trust C6 (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark),,10
99
104
88
94
71%
75%
Fiduciary Trust Co
34%
37%
45
York Trust
13%
75
79%
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&
19%
Co (Camden N J)
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
6%
237
35%
Trust
17%
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2%
3
22%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
11%':
Oklahoma
Miss River
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4%
5%
16%
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Olin Oil & Gas Corp
•
12%
13%
1
21%
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B
32
34 VB
Camden
Natl
(Minn)—10
Bk
26
28
10
39%
42
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
First Natl Bank of Chicago
100
81%
85
23%
Pabst
19%
Pacific
19%
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Co
3
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Atrmotive Corp
East Line
1
22 3«
20%
12
v
12%
•21%
11%
39%
12%
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79%
83%
23 %
25%
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
21%
23%
9 %
Pickering
Lumber
Corp
40%
Co
5%
21%
23 %
26 %
28%
1
19
Westchester
New
Franklin
Natl
Natl
—10
Bank
69
72%
73%
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77%
78
81 Va
47 %
50%
33
36%
30%
32%
53
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of
34
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36 %
39
29%
Tr
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5
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Serv
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8%
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Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.,10
54%
96
36%
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(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson
Tr.
Co
(Union
B
36%
6%
7%
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Bk
1
6%
7%
Industrial
Natl Bank
Co of New Hamp
JJ
Co of New Mexico—8
17%
19
26%
28%
Industrial Trust
12%
13%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Purolator Products
Providence
of
R
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57%
39
(N Y)_10.
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(Hackensack N J)
Philadelphia Natl
28 %
35%
38%
Bank
Provident Tradesmen's
&
Trust
For
footnotes
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see
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38
43
32
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106
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576
64%
68%
23
25%
10
42%
45%
20
53 %
56%
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C„23
77%
160
82%
175
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
44%
48%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—3
90%
94%
18%
20%
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
9Va
10%
St Louis Union Trust Co
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
84%
89%
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phlla—10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
109
86%
113%
90%
36
40%
57%
61
Security Natl Long Island N Y_3
23
24%
43%
47%
10
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
23
Trust Co
(N
Y)—^10
of New Jersey
2%
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of
10
preceding
44
47%
26 Vz
29%
10%
11
Commerce—
10
19%
39^
49
52%
M
United States Trust
18
31
34%
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42%
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United States Trust (N
44%
21%
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40%
96
99%
52%
56
20%
22
47%
38%
30%
1
5
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
10
Co
23
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Cleveland)
68
of
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1
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(Chicago)—100
51%
54%
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103
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10c
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Corp Ltd
Co
Trade BR & Tr Co
39%
7%
68%
48
12%
(New York)
Harris
33%
64%
State Bank of Albany
Long
Y
N
30%
25
56
Bank
Rochelle
Hanover Bank
22%
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-
of
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
21 %
Pubco Petroleum
27 %
First
(Philadelphia)—10
13%
27%
Producing Properties Inc
20%
Louls__20
27%
36%
Potash Co of America
7
St
12%
2
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Portsmouth Steel
1
20%
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of
25%
3%
Plymouth Rubber Co
333,4
Bank of
City Bank (NY),_20
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7.50
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
20%
10
Pioneer Natural Gas
•
1
Pepsi-Cola
108
41%
4%
40'/»
67
Bank
& Trust Co
337
37'A
63%
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19%
321
10
(Jersey City) ,25
County
Natl
£
Pacific Power & Light Co
0%
Uranium Mines
10c
Pan American Sulphur Cdl_70c
Passaic
First
Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific
First National
First
11
Pacific
Natl Bank of Dallas
First Natl Bank
6%
B
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co
io»7z
33%
First
12%
5%
Pacific Far
47%
Tr
48
First Bank 3tk Corp
&
(Albany)
Nw'jersey Bank
New
(NY),—10
Bank
NepAEng Trust Co (Boston)_100
Northern
33
5
10
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston_12%
37%
13%
4% *
12
Detroit
Banking Co (N J)
36%
225
53
104
24
Co
34%
50
49
101
National Newark & Essex
34%
(NY) ,10
74%
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of
Comercial
5
Federation Bk & Tr Co
31%
156
City Bank (Cleve)—16
National
(SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (NY)
29%
25
Natl State Bk of Newark
124
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Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
3
106
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11%
62
of
30%
100
27%
30%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
86%
315
24%
a
29%
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Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lo
19%
57%.
36%
27%
32%
18
19%
Oil
53%
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Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
3
30
28%
17%
&
24%
5
Cleve—16
(N J)
Ask
105
28%
22%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
26%
50c
Gas
Bid
99
49'A
10%
—2 !/2
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
.20
Liberty Real Estate Bk
Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co new com 5
74%
1
Norris
28%
19V2
7.50
46
1
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Precision
38%
26%
27%
18 %
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Zapata Off-Shore Co
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National
22%
27%
25%
70
33%
20%
25%
l
1
10
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Co
Natl
&
Bank
•
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44%
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282
16
18%
1
5
Nicholson
6%
19%
Aak
58%
100
Manhattan Bk
67%
16%
5
53%
19%
8
18
20
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Trust
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22-%
31%
32%
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Wyandotte Chemicals
—6%
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24
21%
0
18
8%
14%
19%
Tool Co^2
31%
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29%
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22%.
37
1
16%
*-
20%
Conversion Co
Wurlitzer
19%
-
19
Chemical
Wood
(Newark)_25
(N Y)
National Bank
Centl-Penn
13
•
Portland Cement Co.
Giddings&Lewls-Maeh
27%
63 %
St
Central
15%
25%
20%
37%
L2.50
Witco
12%
28%
10
Louis
Camden
8
34%
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5%%' preferred
20
14%
24
7%
New
8%
7%
(Pgh)-23
76%
5
General Bottlers—1
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1
;_lo
21%
11 %
6%
Pfaudler-Permutit
Gen
Green- (A P)
St
13%
13%
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Giant
35%
17%
10
19%
26%
10
5%
19%
94
18%
30
10c
1
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12%
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5
59%
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16%
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33
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58
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22
61
30'
54
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of Commerce
1
2
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inc
Gas
23%
.
Mart
22
25 %
34%
Food
White Eagle
6%
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-
23%
57 % "
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Weyerhaeuser Timber
26%
—•
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28%
27
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21%
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20%
1
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West Point
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6%
33
18%
Co
1
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Bank of America N
5
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31%
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2 J. T?%
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.,,1
183b
Em-hart Mfg Co
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31
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Florida
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National
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2.50
Fisher Governor Co.____,__
1
American
54
20%
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50c
National Slilrt Shops of Del—1
.
30%
14%
Westcoast
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45%
1
2%
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23%
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24 %
2%
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50
15 3 4
21%
El
Propane
42%
.16
27%
10%
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•
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Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"
1
1
Refining Co
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: 15%
21
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3
common
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9%
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51%
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32%
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15%
44 %
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63
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14Vb
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30
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Missouri
19%
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10
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:
36
.
11
37%
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29%
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41%
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39%
10
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37
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Miss Valley Barge Line Co,.
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
11%
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—_2
:
31%
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"
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44
47 %
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12%
3
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
28%
20%
—1
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91%
14%
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26
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57%
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1
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16%
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32 %
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53
25%
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26%
10%
1
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1
McLouth Steel Corp
MCNell Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
-
23
-
24%
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3%
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1
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1
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1
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24-%
-
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2.50
I::a
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1
steel
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28%
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Upper Peninsular Power Co
5%
13%
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.
26 %
44%
30%
12%
Lt & Telephone Co__i0
12%
35%
22 3 4
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23
Western Natural
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26%
47%
19
10
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp,.
6%
6
31%
21 %
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20
Danly Machine Specialties
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23%
46%
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25
22
22 %
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1
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United Utilities Inc
19 Vb
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Lilly (Ell) <fc Co Inc
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25%
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27
Company
5
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14%
38%
2%
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17%
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1
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50c
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35%
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5
30%
38%
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15%
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1
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23%
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25
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68
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69
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25%
4%
*
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1
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54%
1
36
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65
Cummins
Dictaphone
.
25%
50%
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20%
33%
1
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Electric
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19 %
1
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10
6?b
21%
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' 23%
16
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24
1
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9
22%
•
Tokhelm
13%
9%
44%
1
16
11%
41 %
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States Nat Gas Co
68%
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36%
1
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12%
11
90%
1
7%
Standard Pressed Steel
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6%
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34%
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5%
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10%
1
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22%
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11%
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15%
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Kentucky Utilities
30%
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1
:
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24%
vtg
14%
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37
8%
2
Carbon
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45%
.
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36%
45%
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Southern Union Gas Co____
1
Southwest Gas Producing Co~l
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14%
41%
5
Kendall Co
49%
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68%
5
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19%
30%
1
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Keystone Portland Cein Co
30%
Commonwealth
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15
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62
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Southwestern States Tel Co
19%
40%
24%
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14
14%
16%
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Southern Nevada Power Co
35%
17%
44%
17%
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53%
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33%
37%
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67
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5
55%
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25%
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24%
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32
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25%
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
6
.—_
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62%
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Jessop steel Co
7:%
28%
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26%
46
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27%
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23%
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Central Maine Power
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10
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8%
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Interstate Bakeries Corp
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22%
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7
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31 %
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30%
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32
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1
Industries Inc_AA!;!—I1*'
" 7%
Bowater Paoer
Corp ADR
*
6%
Bowser Inc $i.20
preferred—25: -17%
Brown &
SharpevMl'g Coi.
10„.
31
,
*
10%
24%
,
49
14
9%
Botany
:
v:
'-17%<
com.I
.
14%
,13%
1
Indianapolis Water Co
16%
5
Head
Indiana
'
_♦
;
Indian
63
12%
Inc
13%
l21/a
l
common,
Production CO_lHusky Oil Co
46
Food? Slor,esA_____—1
Borman
'
20%
25
Black Hills Power &
Light Co
BlackSivalls
97«
59%
Mark'els__i._%___L,
Gosserk^
.1.10
Berkshire Hathaway
A
Myers
Robertson
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class
Hugoton
19
116
&
33%
15%
5
.
Bends Bros. Bag Co»r_
Beneficial
^ %
-116
17%
Co_—J_->10 v.,
Beryllium, Corp,.__
-
110
—l
'.Bell -81
"
Robbins
Aak
85%
5
Tekoil
.,,12y2
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc-,3%
28%
;
1
Tappan Co
28
Reddis Plywood
Corp
•
—
Mat
8%
33%
Rockwell
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
27
Gas
7%
Bid
Tampax Inc
3
130
2%
27%
3 Va
2
20%..
Hoover Co class A
50%
3
5c
Corp
129
,
Credit. Corp______,____l
23
19%
%
3%
Stoker
123
_i
25%
10
Riley
123
10
Engineering
33%
A
108
t
Houston Corp
37% v
•
Baxter Laboratories,
Baylesa (A J)
:
21%%
Associated Spring
CdrpAi——10Avon
FroduciiTTnC-^————10
Aztec Oil & Ga.7 Cti—.1
Bates NL£g
Voltage
Hilton
-'20?.*;-
35
•
common
203
26%
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
__1
24%
54
5
;s
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
Far
47
1
Corp
23%.
Ask
5
Roadway Express class A_.j.,25c
(M A) Co class A coin_10
Class B
19%
___
Art
Hanna
••..'•35a#.
23%'*
Xerox Inc,
Ralston Purina Co
Rare Metals Corp of America
Reeves Soundcraft
Ask
Green Mountain Power
Corp...5:
21%
Grlnnefl Corp,.:
194
Grolier Society
,
;
1
31%
Gulf Sulphur
Corp
_10c
3%
Gustln-Bacon Mfg Corp
2.50
31
Hagan Chemicals & Controls_l
21%..
19%
32*4-
Bid
'7%; Par
Haloid
';'57%-.
41% A 44%~
Missouri -Power Co__5
Western Gas Co___..5
Arkansas
43%':1
' 41%
54..
~
_1
Service'Co_S—
Arkansas
80%,1
40VV A
Inc___——,_4
Arden
A 26%
77%''
American Pipe & Const
Co___.1
Amer-Saiut Gobain
Corp
7.50
A M P
Inccruorutcd
i
Anheuses-Euscb
27 %•
38%
,2
...
C9%A
.
24%
-
Supply Corjn.—4
;American-Marietta
;
Bid
.
j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
.
(2606)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations for Friday,
June ft
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fsr
Funds—
Mutual
Bid
2.14
Affiliated
Fund Inc
14.98
9.35
13.79
11.11
-luu
17,400
137
9.93
10.79
9.87
10.73
15.49
10.84
19.10
20.70
10.70
18.22
10.70
18.12
193h
21%
7.58
18.01
85
90%
12.87
13.00
10.59
1
1
J
—
Fund Inc
1
11.64
9.08
Howard—
Balanced Fund—:
Group Securities—
Automobile .shares.
3.38
15.40
12,29
0.70
10.57
9.05
8.25
9.04
8.47
9.28
lc
Fund_lc
lc
15.80
13.49
14.77
8.40
9.20
shares—lc
10.40
11.39
7.28
7.93
8.81
9.65
13.82
Mutual
Shares
Corp
14.98
48%
51%
78%»
82%
Reinsurance
2
20%
22%
5
32%
35%
72
76-%
5
21
23
Falls
& Republic—
Employees Ins
Glens
Gulf Life
10.17
11.10
al4.78
(D C)
American
Hartford
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
22.10
20.43
—1
12.83
125
139
40%
80.00
(Jacksonville Flat-2%
24%
26%
Standard
Standard
Sec
Co_.
10
37%
180
40%
187
Boiler
10
93 %
98%
5
Ins
—
Title
50 %
53%
8'%
1
—
U S
Series
Bond
1
—
1
1
——1
1
Dividend Series
Series—
6.08
w
9.08
0.35
0.94
9.00
8.41
9.19
21.03
Bid
3%s
1
13.04
1
13.43
14.52
Inc——-—1
5.44
1
•
10.22
10.09
1
2.50
Securities
1959-
99.29
—
Feb
15,
April
100.3
1960———„—
81%
85 %
Fidelity Ac Guaranty Co__lo
82%
28%
87.
31%
2
40
43
2
30'2
32%
15, 1903
Mortgage Assn—
3%s Aug. 10, 1959—.
—_
96%
of
100
3%s Dec.
10,
1959
99.27
11.05
4 %s
23.57
23.81
4s
17.51
19.03
3%s
38.22
8.11
38.01
3%s March
Inc.————_1
Fund
1
14.13
15.30
43aS June 10, 1965
1
10.30
17.78
3% s. March
Inc—1
7.31
7.95
Inc—
1
Fund
3%s
(Geo) Fund——
Putnam Growth Fund
Shares
Dist
March
June
4%s
8.77
Scudder .Fund of Canada
Scudder Stevens Ac Clark
25c
100.5
2Vis
Common Stock
Selected
1
1.25
Fund
Shares
Amer
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edison B) Fund—.—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Sovereign
Stein
13.90
12.91
3.55s
b
97 »/4
1,
I960—
98.24
99
1,
1960—
99.24
100
3%s April 20, 1900—*—
2%s June 1, 1900
3%s April
a29.0G
10.15
11.62
Fund
Texas
1
Inc
Funds
United
100.3
4s
100.1
4s
2%s
Mav
100.3
4%s Julv
95.24
3%s
99
99.8
4%s Oct.
99
99%
92:%
93%
3%s May 1, 1971
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1907
98.16
98.28
3%s Sept.
—
1908
1
Fund Shares_l
Income
1
1
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.54
2.78
Inc—1
8.27
9.04
Value
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—lc
Inst Foundation Fund—
lc
Institutional Growth Fund.lc
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Institutional Insur Tund—lc
9.78
10.09
Canada
Funds
United
Ltd
Fund Inc_
14.07
14.88
38.
15.21
40
Bid
13.32
Aug. 1,
Nov.
3%s Feb
17.20
4s
13.70
3%s Feb.
15,
100.5
4s
Feb.
99.10
-
100.4
100.1
3%S Nov.
98.24
2%s Feb.
3%S May
3Vis May
7.65
98.16
99.16
99.18
l%s
15,
99.8
99.10
4s
l%s Oct.
1,
97.4
97.12
1 %S
Oct.
96
96.8
IV2S
April
4.07
-
15, 1900
iv2s April
1900
1900
1,
1901
Mav
8.95
11.34
Hate
12.20
13.26
3.25%
—1984
Bid
Gulf
Power
Lowenstein
2-59
99.24
12-
1-59
99.27
100.2
3.75%
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.25
4%%
5-
4-59
2-
1-00
99.20
10-
1-59
99.26
—1
99.29
1989
96
Mueller Brass 3%s
-1975
89
National Can 5s
-1976
91
Montana Power 4%s
94
°
June
94
3-
1-59
100.4
1-00
99.27
99.30
99.28
100
100.6
Yield Price
77%
80%
—1989
97 %
98
June
1989
99%
*
99.980
September 21,
1959
99.925
1959
11,
Bid
Ask
99.978
June
Cran 5%s ww —1963
99.929
September
1959
24,
Ask
99.084
99.108
99.052
'
99.076
Power
4%s
Co
4%s
99%
99.016
108 %
112%
—1973
102
103%
5%s~j—- -a-1969
85
5s
Pacific Petroleum
Steel
Co
of
.1977
101
Colorado
116
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
105
108
Southwest
108
110
101%
101
115
87
110
103
115
104
Sperry Rand 5V2S ww
1982
Texas Eastern Transmission—
123
126
*1979
Textron Amer 5s
1971
Underwood Corp 5%s——1971
U -S Industries 4 %s
—1970
953'»
100%
121
E'lec
Pow
ww__1967
5 Vis—1989
.
102
96%
101 %
124
105
99.893
99.899
99.873
99.880
October 1, 1959
October 8, 1959-
98.984
25, 1959
July 2, 1959
July 9, 1959
98.909
98.943
99.815
99.821
October
98.839
98.875
99.759
99.708
98.768
98.806
July
10, 1959
July 23, 1959
July 30, 1959
99.700
99.711
October 22, 1959
October 29,
1959
98.705
98.745
99.035
99.648
November 5,
98.617
98.558
99.578
99.593
November
August
0,
99.489
99.505
November
August
Ohio
Edison
13,
1959
99.421
99.439
November
Augsut
20,
1959
99.359
99.375
December
3,
22,
1959
100
101
West Penn
102
Westcoast
Power 5VbS~-—1989
99.316
December
99.241
January
99.104
99.191
September
99.102
103%
104
1959
a
Net
value
asset
98 %
99%
b Bid yield
4%s
1959
98.451
98.497
1959
98.337
98.376
98.269
98.294
98.052
98.074
97.686
97.716
96.542
96.577
1
1959
-
15,
15.
1959
1960
1900
•
Stock
d Ex-rights.
tNew stock.
value.
1979
Stores
98.552
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-TIIE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 4%s—1989
White
April
-Exchange
price
on
the New York
x
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
98.596
1959
12,
99.130
17,
k Admitted to .listing
1988
„
19,
99.298
98%
5%s
1959
27,
99.227
95
112%
Trans
1959
15,
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959
September 10, 1959—
•No
101%
G-
i
Yield Price
Bid
96%
18, 1959
June 22, 1959
100%
86%
'
Ask
United States Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
Phoenix
85
Bid
Due
11-
2-59
5-59
Wisconsin Fund Inc.—
Ask
2-59
1-
1989
1981
87.24
1964
Dated
3.45%
102
& Sons—
87.16
87.16
1,
3-
6.65
1989
(M)
89.8
2-
99.31
5s
4s/eS
89
3.45%
1-59
4%s
Power
99
1903
1,
3 75^
9-
195
Ictaho
98.28
Rate
1-58
101%
100 >2
90.20
1903
15,
100.1
3-58
51/gs
142
93.24
90.12
100.1
12-
142
99'/a
98.8
1903
1,
99.30
11-
103%
139
91.24
93.20
99.30
3.50';.
137
190
i
98.4
1902
3-59
3.60%
102
Cement 5s—1977
Port
100.4
1903—*
15,
1-59
Due
13.99
4%s
4 %s
91.16
7-
12.94
6.15
nc
102
Gen'l Tire Ac Rubber 6s ww 1982
100
—
1-58
Dated
10-
14.22
101
General American Oil—■
92.24
92.16
1902
15,
April
98.16
99.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8.19
Equity Fund
Public Serv
General
1,
99.31
1
Northspan
April
94.12
98.12
99.20
1902
1962
Aug. 15, 1902
1%S Oct. 1, 1902
99.10
100.4
94.4
4S
99.16
3%s Nov. 15, 1959_;
l%s April 1, 1900
18.49
100
1901
15,
Ask
99.6
Aug, 1, 1901
1 %S
100.2
Aug. 1, 1959
l%s Get. 1, 1959-
15.20
6.39
1,
100.3
-
4s
12.25
3.72
1%S Oct.
Treasury Notes—
8.73
7.00
5.85
1900.
4s
•
10.38
Security Issues
138
94'%
Bid
99.25)
1
Ohio
4%s_1994
El Paso Natural Gas 5%s__1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
3%s
1975
97
93*?i
Maturity-
99.31
Whitehall Fund
98%'
Telep
91%
96
j
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
3% May 15, 1901
99.27
1900
May 15,
10.48
12.00
7.99
1127
13.90
17.01
Ask
99.29
1959-
15,
15,
Wellington Fund———
96
Diamond | State
1972
99.30
99.25
8-
98%
1989
92
100%
90%'
100.2
99.23
1959
15.50
93 %
Consol Edison 5 Vies
99%-
100.1
Certificates of Indebtedness-
1
Investors Fund Inc
Wellington
99.27
100
Maturity—
3%s
a30.64
12.59
15.84
9.59
Washington Mutual
1969
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
101%
91- \"
1970-1907
15,
99%
100%
1970—
1,
92 %
99
98%
1969—
1909
1,
941/4
'
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
16.30
1
Wall Street Investing Corp
100%
4%s—1989
Chance A'ought 5 Vis
1977
98
:
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
10.98
15.33
10c
Inc—
4%S-—_—1989
British Petroleum 6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4Vis—1975
C I T Financial 4%s——1979
Lt
15,
April
99%
91%
Special Situations
Line
Fund
99.30
1959
1959
1959
1,
4
Central Power &
20,
99%
93%
97.10
March
98%
99%
1903
1,
98.18
99%
Sept. 20, 1901—
Mav 1, 19G2
99.31
99.26
98.10
97%
*
95.16
1909
16.80
luc—
Accumulated Fund—1
Value Line
103
99.18
1901
97.8
11,
3,
Aug.
Dec
12.70
5.05
1
3,
1902
1963
99.8
Feb.
4%s
12,
Ask
3%s Feb.
99.4
1903
f.:
99.4
1959
98.28
11,
l%s
United
•
20,
99.30
4%s
Roe Ac Farnum
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc..1
1982
point
a
Bonds—
Clark-
Ac
Scudder Stevens
a20.0i
4'/eS
Bank
99.22
3.50s Oct. 1,
1
Corp
Land
1960
4%s April 10,
a39.87
Fund Inc
5.10
Carrier
32nds of
more
or
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
10c
10c
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Y
N
3'/4S May 2, I960
4 Vis Mar. 20.
1908—
1900
10,
Nov.
100.1
wi—
1960
10
Aug. 23,
3%S Feb. 13,
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
20.94
57%
the
Bid
H
17.78
United Continental Fund
106%
3
>
l%s Oct.
99.28
Natl
99.30
United
56
7%
27 %
_5
City
100
99.25
1959——
Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
Puritan
15.
15, I960——
13.
8.43
105
58%.
0%
Co—.
Insurance
Westchester Fire
100
Oct.
Peoples
Price
Sept.
Federal
V
Fund
19.00
101
(N Yi__2
108
25%
Federal
1959
3%s
5.95
otreet
William
United Science Fund
Alabama power
55
Ask
99.31
17,
3.80s Jan.
14.91
Fund
One
Aug.
4%s
12.36
Ask
30%
28%
103
8
Figures after decimal point represent one
40 3 «
Nucleonics Chemistry Ac
Electronics Shares Inc.
87V4
Federal Home Loan Banks—
23.38
37%
1
of Canada Ltd-—_—
83
9.84
3%s
Fund
7.09
Bid
Ins
42
39
2
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.85
8.31
1
—1
Sevies.—.
Stocks
Growth
Standard Life Ins__10
Jefferson
4.44
Preferred Stock Series—
11.29
Recent
81%
fNYi—
U S Fire
9%
62
76
10
U S Life Insurance Co in
Co
72 Vz
08
10
Life
<
58%
10
—
Gauranty Co
Travelers
Co.:
Life
Owners
•
2
10
Accident
preferred
6
12.01
National Investors Corp
National Securities Series-
19.09
Bonds—
Co
37%
Steam
(Fla)
10
Security (New Haven)—
Springfield Fire Ac Marine
Surety
21
5%
6.25
Seaboard
Insp &c Insurance
13.87
10.99
0.11
(Texas)
Marine—
Ac
_5
Insurance
Hanover
Home
Fire
118
Hartford Fire Insurance Co___ 10
3.84
Paul
110
-
19%
(N Y)
1.50
10.84
3.53
Corp
:.77%
73%
l„
4
15.57
1
10
10
-
(N Ci
Republic Insurance
St
C)
—
Republic Natl Life Insurance
Government
l
11.04
13.50
65
5
Home Insurance
Nation
61
Quaker City T.ife Ins (Pa)
Ins
interest—
5
Phoenix
Government Employees Life
Mutual Trust Shares
of beneficial
26 %
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
80'.;;
Inc—1
1
Fund
Investment
Mutual
63
24%
763t
Great
Mutual Income Foundation Fd
%
58
5
Insurance—_4
Life
14.03
11.61
12.34
62 %
Indemnity Co.—:
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless Insurance Co
Providence-Washington
23.57
10.03
7.51
57
lo
Pacific
3%
69
55
65%
15'/«
Pyramid Life Ins Co
12.83
10.00
12.67
10
3 %
64.1 v
51'%
Ft—2.50
(S
21.80
lc
lc
1 abacco shares—
lc
Utilities
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc.—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc..—1
0.80
43
61 %
Fund
1
Inc
Fund
shares—
11.58
39'2
River
57%
Automation
&
Missiles-Jets
Railroad Stock shares
11.97
2.50
Y
59
(D
balanced Fund Inc————1
10.94
North
65
129
72%'
N
54%
—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
13.52
121
of
56
Globe
of beneficial Interest—1
Units
14.94
13.80
7.21
10.27
49%
5
Ins
General Reinsurance Corp—JO
2.52
9.,50
46%
1_5
Fire
4
Franklin
0.57
12.30
12%
York
New
10
3.02
2.28
of Boston
Co
(N J>
2.74
Bond shares.——-lc
Equipment shares.——lc
Fund
Northern
Fidelity Ac Deposit of Md
Fireman's
RR
Income
161
Federal Insurance Co
4.15
Railroad
Income
152
2.97
4.24
11.90
fctaydock Fund Inc
13%
5
Inc
2.74
10.92
Series 1I-DA—
Insurance—3.33 V3
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group ASSOC—!
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
3.85
7.40
5.57
Northeastern
3.22
3.77
Fund
10
355
4.30
2.48
Massachusetts Life
Fire—
338
Casualty Co
Forster
Ac
Hampshire
10
Co_,
-lc
shares.
8.00
II-C7-—
Assurance
shares——lc
Paper
Petroleum
14.32
20.32
36%
New
23
2.69
6.75
Inc—
47%
„-V,
22
10
General
Crum
>
Ins
Eire
Union
2
Lile
Connecticut
Continental
12.05
14.49
Ins
——
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
-lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int_33%c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc—
33 %c
Quarterly
11.00
Life
Co ' (Ky)
2.92
7.73
Series
Commonwealth
3.90
13.08
Funds
7.31
U40.38
Managed FundsElectrical Equipment, shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal shares——_—
lc
Putnam
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares—;
lc
Petroleum shares—
—lc
Hamilton
19.28
Continental
Pioneer
Gen'eral Bond shares
Steel
14.22
Natl Life Ac Accident
13.43
17.04
Inc.—-1
Life Insurance Slk Fund Inc—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund.— *
Life insurance Investors
Over-The-Counter
lc
lc
shares
Boston
13.01
Lexington Trust Fund-.
25c
Lexington Venture Fund.,——1
0.45
—lc
48
43%
33
Nationwide Corp class A,
5
New Amsterdam Casualty——_2
5.90
Aviation-Electronics-—
Eleotrlcal .Equip Shares—lc
44%
353«
18
York Capital Fund
8.04
26 %
3237
171%
1
Inc—
New
7.40
18 %
41%
24%
Insurance Co———15
Fund
Lazard
4.89
14.50
116
17%
39
15
19.14
17.87
112
1
5
14
4.47
13.27
1120
10
Natl Old Line Inc common
National
17.70
10.53
72 %
25%
64%
26%
Fjre
23%
England
1
1
1
14%
68
118
Monument
National
23%
60
New
2.08
13
10
JO
iBalti
44%
6.25
Shippers^—™——;_10
12.58
2.47
Manufacturers-—4
Life
;
44
Bankers As
17.80
X19.45
40
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N ji._lo
Beneficial Standard Life.—
1
11.57
21.32
—5
Assurance
0.90
16.52
0.62
34%
51%
7.39
Stock Series
0.00
Merchants &
38
32
46
14.09
'8.38
13.30
Merchants Fire
6%
5
Life Ins
0.30
8.09
12.1?
3%
9%
Mass Indemnity Ac
0.74
Income
2.98
35%
Massachusetts
13.58
20.53
11.48
1
Bonding——5
Maryland Casualty
27%
4%
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.i
Fund—.——1
7.90
2.73
i
1
Knickerbocker
25.77
10.50
59
203
6%
42
41
American Surety Co—.—
55
192
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
24.82
1
Capital Corp
shares
5
20.83
5
General Investors Trust
Fully Administered
Re-insurance**—
7.23
1
Industries Fund Inc
Food
American
23.21
<!Oc
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares
Common (The) Stock
1
14.48
24.10
Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—:
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
--lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Building
10.40
13.27
Balanced Series.—————1
3.08
-10
Inc—-----■—-——
23.60
14.17
—j
Fund live-
10.26
20.91
*
Corp—-l
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity F'unct Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv
9.95
9.38
Inc—1
1
Stock Fund
8.29
17.83
1
Fund—
11.81
10.88
Investment Inc
Electronics Investment
14.02
15.03
12.01
10,800
131
&
General
9.50
12.02
50c
Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Futures
10.22
8.84
—j--1
Dreyfus Fund Inc..-:
Gas
19.75
—
Growth StR: Fund
Energy
10.19
18.25
Diversified investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series 15
2-|°
Dividend Shares
Jbc
Eaton
12.85
21%
20 >4
.1
10
Co Inc—1
2%
8%
(Newark N J»—2(2
Mercury
Ins
Life
3%
1
<Speculative Com Slk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stksi 1
(Wash DC
Amer Nat Ins tGalveston»
Amer
Loyal
Amer
f
_10
Va
Lift'
25%
1
8.62
Vegb Investing
Diver
American Investors Corp
14.23
Fund Inc.——
Delaware Income
Amer Ins Co
Lincoln National
1
•,
L
•23%
21%
_3
-
Life Companies rnc._.
Lite Insurance Ckt of
11%
23%
48%
Itts Co
Casualty
Tenn
38
American Home Assurance Co.5
15.71
15.25
Composite Fund Inc
*
Concord Fund Inc—i—-—--1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Fund
10.40
20.84
7.89
Fund Inc—
*
Commonwealth Investment—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Composite Bond & Stock
Vegli
9.59
19.10
18.92
'
«fe
of
21
7%
,
14.37
Life
3%
21%
45
-
(Birm)—2
Liberty Natl Life Ins
36%
2%
Mige & Title Co—05c
Lawyers Title ftps Coip (Va)—5
'
Ask
33
Lawyers
33%
44%
15%
—
Bid
Par
»ersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
222
Agricultural
Stocks)—1
13.10
preferred
Colonial Fund Inc
Commonwealth Income
De
34.91
Insurance.-
(Speculative Pfd Stl:s)— 1
S-l f High-Grade Com Stk> — 1
S-2■.■•Income Coin Stocks t..—1
1
1f/(
Delaware
•Income Pfd
S-3
Securities Corp—100
De
K-l
K-2
S-4
-]
Ltd
Century Shares TrustChase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc.——
Western
9.58
13.71
International Growth
Dividend Income
11.15
.._50e
Fund
Crown
18.01
10.22
Bonds)
Priced
Low
i
Life
.
10.51
18.75
Canadian Fund Inc—
1)23.89
«Discount Bonds'-
4.91
Insurance Co —*
31' .1
American Equitable Assnr—_5
40%
American Fidelity Ac CasuaIty-5
14
? «
$1.25 cotiv preferred
—5
19
American Fidelity Life Ins Co. 1
6I«
Ainer Heritage Life .Ins—
'
/;% V
I Jacksonville Fla>
1
los«
1
B-3
15.00
30.00
24.49
B-4
81.94
—»
35.29
24.00
0.40
8.77
Aetna
22.45
5.89
13.80
12.49
23.57
1.84
6.08
X4.49
11.68
Keystone. Custodian Funds-—
B-i
{Invest-', tent Bondsi
1
B-2
iMedium Grade Bonds) -!
1.07
17.84
—--
Investment
Ltd
California Fund Inc
Canada General lund
(1054) Ltd—-
Christiana
39' i
10.69
11.43
4.80
Casualty
Aetna
Companies
Ask
196
;
69
10
185
10 / 65 %
10
211
& Surety
Aetna Insurance Co—
4.45
lc
Investment Co of America-—-1
Investment Trust of Boston—-1
(stel Fund Inc.;———
—1
(otiiisiou I The I Mutual Fund -1
tntl Resources Fund Inc
5.57
Bid
l'*r
Ask
Bid
I'ar
Mutual Funds—
12.01
Fund
Canadian
10.10
37
Ltd—-—rz~~—}
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Broad Street
.juuucK
4.53
15.08
9.80
Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Amer Research & DevelopmentAssociateu Funu Trust--.*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—l
Axe-II oily I uon Fund "A' ]uc-l
Axe-Ilougluou Fund
B tnc__5
Axe-Hougliton Slock fund Inc-l
Axe-Science & Elecfnfos Corp-lc
Axe-Teinpleton Growth Fund
Boston
8.18
4.24
a
American
Canada
2.35
7.5(i
Fund
-25c
Fund Inc
l.zo
American Business Shares——-1
American Investors Fund
1
Aberdeen
Blue Ridge
Ask
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume 189
Number 5853
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Thirl Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week
will show
a
decrease compared with
a year ago.
Week
of the country,
Chester-
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 6, clearings for all
Lancaster
—:
5.2% below those of the corresponding week last
year.
Scranton
at
same
"
there is
loss for the week ending Friday of 17.8%.
a
the week follows:
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1958.
1959
6—
111
York
Chicago
1958
%
$12,779,719,261 $14,336,275,657
1,147,875,185
—'
Boston.
1,115,000,000
•
+17.8
1,234,075,357
1,098,000,000
—
Philadelphia
—
—
360,700,000
+
2.0
661,127,578
+
+
8.9
529,963,303
+
368,975,480
380,395,375
+
—
days^.___l—_
five
Other-cities,
five -days—1
$18,639,383,111 $20,207,345,957
.+
—
day—
one
—
+
7.3
945,558,408
——
detailed
For that week there
an
the week
as
increase of 37.2%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a
showing
Reserve District of 38.5% and in the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
an
expansion of 38.8%, in the Boston
Philadelphia Reserve District of 43.6%.
are
the
located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals record
In the
larger by 44.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
District by 46.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 19.9%.
The Chicago Reserve
improvement of 32.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 23.0%
an
Minneapolis Reserve District of 44.4%. In the Kansas City Reserve District
a
gain of 34.2%, the Dallas Reserve District of 26.3% and the San
furnish
we
by Federal Reserve Districts:
--d.;-.
12 cities
2nd New York
3rd
1 9
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
eth
Louis—i—
—
9
+ 46.3
616,138,059 *
577,584,723
26,563,877
111,269,353
369,500,000
5,264,929
5,205,999
224,773,855
169,058,280
12,630.366
546,764
+14.2
; 26,002,054
4-16.9
106,506,052
103,408,51%
339,400,000
5,960,546
317,800,00®
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
-ilO
Total
'Outside
New York
We
r
703,253,899
$
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
6,369,337
v"
our
LhjJ*
Alabama—Birmingham
(10 cities)—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne—
South Bend
-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Dos Moines
—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1,105,145,762
+ 19.9
1,084,355,842
+ 32.1
1,277,129,990
-1,272,502,705
588,592,657
+ 23.0
584,248,423
+ 44.4
451,675,066
427,521,702
511,863,584
+ 34.2
469,638,489
483,107,570
605,680,842
479,515,154
+ 26.3
459,794,262
436,532,216
1,374.401,321
968,030,412
+ 42.0
972,821,235
951,204,549
24,395,535,846
17.778,394,671
+ 37.2
18,494,018,637
181774,375,785
8,795,762,777
+ 35.5
9,213,426,496
9,145,567,079
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Ended
1958
$
May
Inc. or
$
Lowell
$
2,223,282
+ 25.9
2,400,522
2,923,230
4,940,725
+ 32.1
7,712,741
539,780,330
+ 38.3
582,875,270
570,689,437
2,373,486
+ 29.0
2,783,027
+ 62.5
1,372,716
1,352,488
+ 23.8
3,080,841
1,016,316
+ 31.2
966,059,191
5.1
5,978,857
+
+ 18.1
13,262,230
8,680,136
+
8.2
4,852,347
+ 43.7
12,625,168
5,436,088
1,560,892,924
1,257,762,068
+32.1
1,277,129,990
1,272,502,70$
4,712,73%
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Total
372,900,000
—•
(4 cities)—
+ 32.8
293,600,000
310,100,00®
185,105,568
+ 11.5
131,740,010
119,696,768
2,890,321
+17.8
106,521,022
188,223,25*#
103,664,323
+ 32.3
2,387,391
2,254/51®
724,111,277
-
280,900,000
206,339,088
141,049,265
3,822,924
Louis
588,592,657
+ 23.0
584,248,423
604,242,09%
11,845,493
+ 16.5
11,867,114
11,816,756
8,844,593
+ 55.7
10,227,217
10,082,652
47,009,539
29,973,607
+ 56.8
32,579,455
32,821,755
17,640,982
+ 36.7
19,320.978
20,296,072
34,780,000
+ 30.0
26,189,400
25,592,500
2,000,508
+ 50.7
2,244,618
2,749,003
900,531,686
—
26,748.200
3,015,683
Hampshire—Manchester
Ninth Federal Reserve
0.8
+ 46.6
8,952,808
305,977,573
+ 44.5-
110,214,560
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
,
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
451,692,030
167,118,390
9,998,275
—
St. Paul
North
8,112,239
308,066,428
115,639,448
8,290,506
2,915,170
4,703,392
9,802,121
8,050,213
.
Minneapolis
;
Montana—Billings
—
3,222,178
+ 20.6
7,338,26%
288,792,321
106,817,90%
6,457,34®
3,434,16®
6,858,051
3,829,597
+10.5-
-
6,629,538
13,919,274
Helena
—
+ 41.0
4,043,436
+ 42.0
11,799,641
Total
9,478,43®
Tenth Fetfeial Reserve
Kansas—Thpeka
Sc.
"
■
1
'•
^
427,521,70®
002,915
968,24?
662,171
8,034,119
District—Kansas City—
—*
City
947,087
893,770
: 649,307
8,600,908
164,980,731
7,369,696
——
Joseph
1
451,675,666
+44.4
457,531,304
660,029,904
(7 Cities)
5,203,27%
/
■
——
____
—
577,524
6.1
7,647,292
119,052,801
7,776,045
19,272,609
300,572,829
10;091,748
+
+ 35.8
+ 29.4
+ 28.9
21,966,840
28,308,101
456,669,940
13,690,735
5,508,852
5.7
-1 24.5
521,636
8,105,262
121,528,470
5,695,394
+
35.4
118,640,90®
7,332,27®
20,681,43$
11,532,269
4,374,562
+ 25.9
4,134,666
313,238,453)
9,222,19®
4,327,75®
511,363,504
+34.2
469,638,489
483,107,579
10,515,500"
407,801,918
37,940,463
9.4
7,959,252
9,281,78®
+ 28.8
397,043,569
+ 18.1
367,201,91%
32,640,15®
6.9
33,657,031
6,071,000
5,473,714
9,589,696
459,794,262
430,532,21®
174.027,141
148,576,731
5,041,883
151,504,33®
67,756,22®
24,931,29®
13,304,17®
507,412,47®
18,902,77®
337,191,458
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+ 18.7
Total
686,072,040
(9 cities)—
3,080,885
13,774,820
_
1,150,479
2,626,134
24,121,920
(12 cities)
-
37,418,643
12,052,105
6.8
+ 46.5
2,785,820
13,801,242
r
Rhode Island—Providence
Total
+ 32.2
6,397,976
1,869,206
New Haven
■*
(17 Cities)
Missouri—Kansas
3,250,673
Connecticut—Hartford
!
+ 31.3
—
7,516,63®
3,474.47®
100,768,49%
6,247,48®
50,569,22%
.12,671,76®
1,915,61®
945,373,861
5,499,93®
14,924,44®
9,759,66®
::
6,971,841
1956
3,060,710
t New Bedford
New
+ 76.4
7,660,10®
10,983,74®
71,906,00®
—
-
—
30
1957
Dec. %
746,522,229
—
8,896,798
67.546,000
7,537,861
2,277,541
104,090,393
5,400,935
+ 38.5
16,169,59®
—
-
Nebraska—Fremont
four years:
6,527,316
—
32.1
+
40,398,672
15,070,495
1,313,513
953,906,438
5,631,027
12,638,561
2,348,91®'
2,651,816-
604,242,094
457,531,304
2,798.348
-
962,980,84$
962,980,846
1,257,762,668
-
Worcester
564,46®
166,706,263.
8,076,299
+ 43.7
5,917,520
14,928,910
9,389,164
-
577,584,723
Massachusetts—Boston
t
154,949,69®
11,741,03%
'
16,203,749
+ 58.6
+ 58.0
1,251,897,471
*
40.6
-1
+ 29.7
2,837/160
14,049,870
1,931,448
-
616,138,059
686,672,640
—j
21.5
162,281,094
6,535,690
8,579,669
53,408,926
;
Sioux City—
+ 46.3
—
_
+
+18.8
1,921,832
14,249,240
7,206,927
10,070,860
63,848,000
6,315,676
11,142,876
4,481,927
146,989,677
Haute
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
553,398,063
_
Springfield
1,084,355,842
18,475,469
8,309,848
13,306,897
88,410,000
—
Illinois—Quiucy
10,000,099,870
First Federal Reserve District- Boston-
/
+19.9
2,701,411
«
-
Indianapolis
1,267,982,415
Week
i!
+ 20.9
197,637,049
194,756,254
12,344,337
575,078
195,867,179
+ 36.8
-
District—Chicago-
.
1,310,270,670
$
Fall River-
5,307/293'
+27.2
■
6,411,33®
5,232,68% i
172,620,99%
"
1.8
—
1,105,145,762
1,325,531,530
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
+ 44.2
1959
»Portland
9.0
+
+ 21.0
.»
23,545,861 #
180,332,339
231,240,787
15,341,070
649,598
217,973,381
Louisiana—New Orleans
1,058,382,637
Clearings at—
Maine—Bangor
5,112,704
285,851,636
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
-
402,600,000
_.
Macon
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
9,647,927,024'
11,917,109,572
week ended May 30, for
7,439,94%
100,050,943
1956
690,583,574
660,620,904
City
add
now
$
\-A
38.5
1,325,531,530
108 cities
:
»
V
6,333,581
-
-
+ 44.6
-
130,052,283
1,100,028,521
+
1,660,892,924
u
'
30,340,734
Nashville
916,764,270
ff
-f 6
——
12th San Francisco
403,991,863
Tennessee—Kuoxville
+ 43.6
f«
11th Dallas.
1957
or
Dec. %
$
724,111,277
10th Kansas City
17,732,723
153,212,601
164,953,323
553,398,063
859,536,175
if
7
3,928;773
\
18,084,576
,
4- 55.5
802,686,511
+ 38.8
4
9th "Minneapolis
4,155,133
+ 11.7
(6 Cities)—
802,686,511
..
2.8
+
144,825,698
295,210,723
1,525,832,227
if
—17
__
3,778,003
18,449,375
-.
v-r
313,57i;i28
109,040,318
1,234,116,952
is
—10
Atlanta
1,267,982,415
+ 41.3
9,288,488,436
.
1,310,270,678
+ 10.3
650,147,819
if
6
7th Chicago
8th St.
a
7
—
10,651,331
423,448,668
99,860,650
12,894,468,632
fl
.____11
.
~
469,854,429
7,174,826
279,309,511
900,531,636
«»
+ 44.2
10,176,781
10,510,643
..
141,073,832
Total
Inc.
1958
1959
30—t
We,ek Ended May
1,058,382,637
3,882,420
?
Springfield
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1 st Boston
46,965,808
8,782,849
+ 48.1
Columbia—Washington
Peoria
a summary
+ 41.0
20,004.000
Rockford
following
22". 7
+ 51.2
...225,219,475
7,914,921
-
Decatur
Francisco Reserve District of 42.0%.
In the
+
10,262,734
8,587.198
351,073,113
.
gain of 35.5%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
increase of 38.9%.
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
282,828,317
483,271,13:#
1,525,832,227
Mobile
results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to $24,395,535,846 against $17,778,394,671 in
week in 1958.
10,640,391
230,893/342
530,313,844
50,020,300
5.2
statement, however, which we present further below,
was
9,895,271
+43.7
404,876,964
Maryland—Baltimore
5.7
+10.9
—
"We"cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
able to give final and complete
the totals show
1,100,028,521
+ 91.8
Virginia—Huntington
District of
852,924,431
$24,012,733,559-$25,318,892,553
for.weefc.
cities
In the elaborate
and the
916,764,270
9,615,277
12,717,284
Florida—Jacksonville
has to its credit
+ 43.6
212,293,503
59,198,000
12,987,911
South Carolina—Charles ton
—
and exact details.for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
at this center
859,530,175
13,343,401
418,305,212
•43,245,600
■
(7 Cities)
Richmond
4,0
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
same
17,430,000
18,437,922
Virginia—Norfolk
Accordingly, in the above.the.iast day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
May 30.
0.6
+ 68.8
—
FffHi Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
3.0
—
$23,067,175,151 $24,465,968,122
cities,-five days—
issue of next week.
we are
5,774,673
3,364,423
6,325,970
5,956,218
13,335,038
13,675,177
305,094,571
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
ends
4,090,753
1,041,000,000
3.634,728
022,519,575
.
^
YoungStown
Total
4,258,622,165
4,427,792,040
.
„1.
Total all
our
1,234,116,952
Mansfield
3.5
west
in
13,637,543
13,598/961
•
3,4
——
.Ten-cities,
ViV,Ck>mplete
4-29.7.
+ 38.1
"4'
•
U,563,114
2,022,617
*1,478,224
1.7
449,326,905
■> 543,161,377
£
All-cities,
.
4- 34.2
Columbus
6.0
701,919,701
489,191,051
Cleveland
t
3,251,731
5,651,360
3,314,821
4 44.2
*
13,519,636
Cleveland
.367.800,000
———-
Total all
863,000,000
4-42.7
3.6
—
23,024,190
Cincinnati
438,562,081
Francisco
I'
4 42.7
+ 44.2
1,703,599
1,452,000
3,309,574
808,000,000
1954
•*:
M,581,310
1,852,195
1,562,262
3,584,158
Fiurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
7.0
743,922,127
Pittsburgh
■
-
2,947,108
5,209,868
.
.(11 Cities)—
1.5
672.445,000
St.. Louis
::
.4- 30i8 /
"1,486,681
5,149.067
Ohio—Canton
423,293,630
—-
.Kansas City
J.
;
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended June
Baltimore
...
1957
$
6.680,804
3,955,426
7,192,706
—
Jersey—Trenton
Total
San
.
-
-
r-
V
New
30.
(;
3,036,774
,
Delaware—Wilmington
New
or *
JDfee,.,
;
York
Inc.
,
4,333,812
Wilfces-Barre
At this center
Our comparative summary for
Ended May
1958
-
-
-
Philadelphia
Reading
$24,012,733,559 against $25,318,892,553 for the
1959
lv944,774
1,647,792
2,094,084
4,723,728
1,165,000,000
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
;
'
>
:
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
-
District—#MMelphit—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
4?
(2607)
650,147,819
38.5
703,253,899
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas11,499,137
Texas—Austin
Fort
525,131,859
44,799,086
Worth
+ 15.0
9,960,616
5/913,000
6,649,912
10,694,361
605,660,842
479,515,154
+26.3
147,561,028
4,188,004
+ 47.9
+82.5
+49.5
+23.3
♦6,800,000
7,470,144
Galveston
Wichita
+
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
+12.3
—
5,876,00®
7,303,51®
14,228,84Q
690,588,574
+
Total (3 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New York—Albany-
j s, Buffalo
'
Ehnira
.
26,157,484
Jamestown
*:
29,261,145
—10.6
.151,587,446
—
v-
_
104,848,591
+ 44.6
* •"
28,721,761
,
43,004,185
119,010,196
111,076,038
2.748,973
1,803,980
+ 52.4.
2,111,345
2,441,929
3,733,381
2,707,725
+ 37.9
2,763,557
3,059.753
12,478,426,274
8,982,631,894
+ 38.9
9,280,592,141
9,628,808,706
41,218,988
30,057,670
+ 37.1
30,757,925
30,498,740
27,403,689
-
18,864,458
_
-
-,
r
'
Bnche«5tflr
.
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
•a)
—
+ 45.3
20,428,141
20,716,137
34,855,165
-(*)
California—Long
Pasadena
61,292,386
103,250,996
32,485,360
i
Francisco
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Stockton—
v
-
—
19,727,442
18,613,281
729,381,031
36,197,490
9,189,517
Beach
I
137,533,881
83,771,773
13,609,558
524,677,297
19,691,745
.6,005,803
+ 64.7
+36.8
+39.0
+83.8
+53.0
13,783,160
11,263,881
-
3,726,162
109,103,320
71,164,087
22,440,277
15,264,005
+22.4
541,868,052
20,130,014
'
4,941,97®
5,878,370
9,219,807
8,332,69%
31,656,701
57,145,815
7,641,772
205.604,211
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
San
'
York
218,254,447
-
Yakima
Total
(10 Cities)
1,374,401,321
968,030,412
+42.0
17,778,394,671
+ 37.2
19,494,018,637
11.917,109,572
8,795,762,777
+ 35.5
1,213,426,496
951,204,54®
972,821,235
24,395,535,846
.
.
'
New
♦
f
•
Jersey^Jfewfcrk
Northern Near
jersey
~ Tetal (t cities)
73,399,305
89/793,092
12,894468,632 *
55,167,075
+ 33.0
63,145^98
+42.2
71,541,778
67,545,295
9,289,^8,436
+ 30.8
9,647,927,824
10,000,099,870
Otwra# total
(lflreftiee)—
Outside New Tort City—
♦Estimated.
.
.
<a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
\
.
18,774,375,78$
9,145,367,07$
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2608)
00
.
.
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Bank
different
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
We give below
countries of the world.
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
29,
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
BY
MAY
1959
TO
Buying Rate for
4,
Cable
1930
TARIFF ACT OF
(Value
York
New
in
Transfers
United
in
States
Money)
Friday
Monday
Argentina, peso-
.0111539
Free
2.240079
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc.
Canada, dollar—
Australia,
.00311705*
.00311705*
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00203925
.00203935
.00203930
.00203930
Brooklyn Borough' Gas 'Cd.-+-Vr'■ '•
.239175
.239250
.239340
.239395
.239370
series B cumul. pref. stock—.Jun
Central Canada Investments Ltd.—
-
.210478
.210581
.210528
.210590
.210590
2.812000
2.812200
2.812900
2.813000
.
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
Clark
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
Crane
.328900
.328933
.328933
.329033
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800500
.0800560
.264743
.264762
.264775
.264812
.264855
2.783465
2.784158
2.784356
2.785049
2.785148
Inc.
2457
.140400
.140525
.140537
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
Flying Tiger
.0350000*
.0350020*
.0350020*
.0350875*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193226
.193228
.193225
.193257
.193250
debentures (subordinated) due July 1,
Koehring Co., 5%, preferred stock, series B—
New
England Gas & Electric Association—
.231537 '
.231568
.231856
.231912
.231862
2.800797
2.801494
2.801693
2.802391
2.802490
2.811300
2.812000
2.812200
2.812900
2.813000
—
pound
pound sterling..
4 V-i %
cumul.
thousands
series
A,
Demand
Since
Decrease (—■)
ASSETS—
adjusted
Total gold certificate reserves
19,604,946
F. R. notes of other Banks____
—1,481,497
18,691,894
913,052
295,638
account
2
+
10,633
731,271
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
+
+
589,472
473
2
—
496
26,395
outright^
14,835
—
A
U. S. Government securities!-
Bought outright—
Notes
i
+
2,483,771
outright-—
Govt,
S.
25,904,562
.
+
loans
and
25,904,562
securities
+
ASSETS—
1,637,840
V
and
adjusted!:
investments
Commercial
1,637,840
5,008,250
89,669
304,528
Other
95.626
foreign banks—
Uncollected cash items
premises
111
3,099
15
to
assets
52,174/715
—
+1,102,131
38,182
+
Real
U.
V
S.
notes
;
U.
27,191,801
+
116,887
624,508
18,098,764
reserves
+
37,112
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
85,496
acct.
474,342
353,974
390,799
—__
Other
—
50,477
+
65,382
*+
37,422
+
S.
25,860
19,317,879
4,197,107
Rther liabs, & accrued divids
89,439
+
+
Cash
329,089
41
+
securities—total—
bonds
16,881
liabilities
38,378
50,745,165
—_—
+
Federal
with
373,308
26,686
Demand
domestic
Total
liabs.
& Capital accts.
gold certificate
re¬
deposit and F. R.
of
+
79
+
11,417
note
52,174,715
+
liabilities
deposits
Government
S.
except
246
3-
289
—
3
—
409
—
38,182
42.2%
U.
S.
488
56,710
Government
+
1,276
28,523
22
609
307
9,883
413
others
'
'
$27,543,000
loans
banks
to
"V
'
'
'
changes
U. S. Government securities and
member banks;
decreases of $13 million in
for
the
aftcx*
shown
'
and $11 million in
in
the
Cleveland
Chicago, and increases
District
and
°r
$76
$10 million in
to
brokers
Government securities
called
'
'
6
7-
6
6-12
5-23%
6-12
5-23'
I21/2C
6-12
5-23
13+4C
6-12
5-23
Co.
changes
District
the
and
San
Kaiser
Steel
Corp.
dealers
and other
decreased in
OF
deduction
of
12j/2C
6-20
5-20
7-
91V4C
6-12'
valuation
re¬
'
'
.f
2i,J
1%
6-15
6-
2
10c
6-15
6-
2
I2V2C
—
6-15
6-
2'
6-15'
25c
50c
7-
6%
(quar.)_^_——
6-12/
1
6-12 i- V
6-15
6-
6-25
6-10
;
(quar.)
6-15
60c
(quar.).
25c
1——
7-
5^4%
•
/
f
6-17
1
50C
6-15
6-'1
75c
6-26
6-16
45C
—•
6-15
6-
5
)
j
\
I
f
J45C
6-25
5-30
i
50c
7-10
6-1#
»
6-25
5-26
—
Dauch
&
Hines
of
Co.
Paper
(Edward) Lumber
Electronics—
Ltd.
Canada,
(quar.)
"
I
split)——
—
(increased-quar.)
15c
(quar.).
Co.
Furnace
Hollinger Consolidated
7-15
15c
—
7-31
7-
6-10
6-30
5 V4 %
6-30
6-2
'
8-
1
6-30
*
6-30
Housing
3%
s.
Jan.
due
mortgage
Quarterly
Homestake
Date
f.
prior
'
1965.
(quar.).
:—
4Va%- preferred (quar.)
(Frank
2245
15
Date
5%
debentures
•
due
Dec.
15,
due
April
1,
1960
1
5-29
...
.
Ltd.,
common
(stock
class
25c
40c
50c
-20c
12V2C
6-23 r
6-30
6-12
-
*
6-
6-10
-
6-
*
5-22
6-12
1
2
6-5
6-15
i
2
6-
$1.06V4
—
6-26
20c
20c
6-12
5-18
1
6-12
5-18
.
6-30
6-19
7-
6-
—
'
—__——
$1.12ya
(quar.)—
712V2C
A
If
—
2
__Jun
5-15?
6-15
5-15'f
6-30
6-20/
4.
30
7-
25c
6-20
1
6-12L
-7-1'
6-15
5-29
(quar.) —
30c
•7-15
6-3C
93y4b
(quar.)
Household Finance
2349
—
(quar.)—
Corp.,
common
.
——
1929
2459
Natural Gas Corp., common
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
...—
Hubbard Felt, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Hubbell (Harvey), Inc.
(quar.)..
Hoving
I
6-12'
■
T-15'
$1
7-15
6-3ti
6-3C
7-15
.$1.10
v
6-3C
40c
6-10
5-U
20C
6-30
-645
-6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-20
6-l(X
7-
6-10
"
iqu'af.)
(quar.—^
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)—
.
...
62V2C
5%/preferred
5(4%
Jun
'6-30
J60c
5'v
15
'
56»/4c
preferred
—
1
1971—2—Jun
3IV4C
•>•«%/--
3^4%
1
15
$8.12Va
;
6-15
4%
4%
(stock dividend)
dividend)
-
preferred (quar.)„
4% preferred (quar.)—
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
.......—
Houston Lighting & Power (quar.).,
stocks.Aug 14
:
^
7-
"
Company—
bonds
B
W.),
Hugoton Production Co.
Page
:
j.
•
5-29
"
$2.25
——July
stcck
1
(quar.).—
B
Houston
preferred
7-
Mining Co. (quar.)..
Corp. (quar.)
pfd. (this payment clears arrears)—_
5%-preferred (quar.)—"—'—11—1——
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
common
(quar.)
;
preferred
|
6-10 T
712»/2C
2039—Jun
1,
6-
6-15
"
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
—I————
"
•
Rapid Transit, common
5% ^preferred (quar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp.-^$4.25 preferred (quar.)—
Hoover Co., class A (quar.).—
Horner
6-13
40c
Hotel tlorp. of America—
•
-
conv.
12J/aC
—
1984..Jun 30
•
Corp.—
bonds series
"
Honolulu
Page
15
'-1
1
6"
(quar.).
Insurance Co.
Guaranty Co.
1 "
I
6-
6-13
Oil
Honolulu
REDEMPTIONS
Co., Ltd.—
secured
«^l,r
r\ii
6-
6-10
common.——
(initial)
Class B
Home Title
6-10
40c
5%
A,
,
'1
50c
—
Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)—
Class
Co.—
cumulative
37120
(quar.)——
& Marine
Home
(
Jun
;
2
-8-1
30c
—
6-
712j/2C
Company,
preferred
Fire
Class
ser.
(quar.).
common
1
Ltd.—
Gold Mines
convertible preferred (quar.)
Co., Inc. (quar.)—...
Hot Shoppes,
Mansfield Telephone
1st
5'
5-25
50c
fund' provisions.
bonds series "E" due July 1,
& Steel Corj>.—
cumulative convertible
Oil
5
1
5c
43
—[
%c
25c
(quar.)—
common
Holopbane
Erie Forge
Honuj
1
6-
6-19
40c
——u.—*i-w--
'
6-
Common
5%
TENDER
Kvestment Co. of Illinois—'
year
.
6-
(quar.)—
Home
sinking
Company and Issue—
15
,
6-15
8
Holly Sugar Corp.,
•
of
1
10c
76C
stock.—___!
preferred
Philadelphia Transportation
Consol. mtge. 3% -6% bds.
Shares
j
5-29
'
5
New common
■.
$1.46
mtge. Vh %
American
*
9-
607
Pennsylvania RR.—
Gen.
■»
12-
148
Company and Issue—
Amun-Israel
appear
6-15
35c
>
gross.
'
under
NOTICE
S.
million. "Other" loans increased
S.
7-
7-15
25c
.
(quar. >
Products
(Two-for-one
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."
week'
of $15 million'
5aiToing U.* S* Governmeiit
milhoneCrea
Holdings of U.
Loans
7-15
28 %c
'
stock
PARTIAL
Louis
Changes according to industry
in another press release.
271/oC
.
,
>f
9-15
37
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for
redemption,
a
common
holdings of
the principal
St.
and
including those
member
$609 million in U.
the
6
12-15
200
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-*
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased $16 million
wfeie
7-
45C
3
Fund Notices
Government deposits, and an increase of
$488 million in
demand deposits adjusted.
utt all reporting
7-15
45C
1,444
and
are
••
on
System in leading cities
of $254 million in
25c
!
Common
<•
142
Redemption Calls and Sinking
30,993
The condition statement of
weekly reporting
banks of the Federal Reserve
May 27: Decreases
7-
76c
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ended
6
7-15
"
Corp.
Ilomasote
principal
6
7-
25c
12c
(quar.)—
'
Inc.
(quar.)_~
(quar.)..
Hilo Electric: Light Co., common
Hertz
354
...
of
preferred
following
Co.,
t
7-
7-15
——
(quar.)——
Powder
1,507
_
Banks...
individual loan items
646
surplus of
W.)
Chocolate Corp.
Hershey
5%
2,562
13b
5-19
7-15
3.7%
360
of Sec.
6-10
25c
21 (4c
.
Hoffman
Reserve
Below will be found
the
Hercules
Hinde
'
Federal
i'
»Net change after elimination
September 2, 1958.
A
-
5
6-
5-26
868
-
ances
shows
(Geo.
Holland
Contingent
79,633
class
Brewing Co.
Corp. (initial)
6-15
6-10
—.—-—.—'
—
+ 7% preferred
Hercules-Galion
758
3,390
+1,102,131
.1%
|
1
1
62 VaC
Hewitt-Robins,
deposits:
banks
^Exclusive
combined—
146
deposits
demand
From
7,566
serves;
liability on accept¬
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments..
2,360
:
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
26,712
*31,669
to
serves
banks
deposits adjusted-—..—^—...
From
Ratio
53
7-15
15c
(quar.)
(G.)
Heli-Coil
Helmc
'
>•
U.
+1,051,316
868,410
182,832
182
:
8-
Hibbard. Spencer, Bartlett
Domestic
;
1,769
12,588
Banks-
LIABILITIES—
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in.
Burplus
Other capital accounts
Reserve
487
+
6-15
6"
———_——
convertible
50c
Heilenian
614
—3,082
50
,
vault
Interbank
CAPITAL
43
1,046
with
in
989
—
10
9,426
....
Extra
332
+
55
17,482
•
+
13
6,653
1.
—2,375
"
I
6-30
-10c
Sugar..——
(H.
Stock dividend
I
6-10
56j/4C
(quar.)—_———
(quar.)_.
J.) Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries, class A, common—
1,337
r
T
5-26
1
25C
Minmg Co.
Heinz
1,264
+
171
2,296
2,287
Co.
6-12
6-12
6-10
7V2c
Hazeltine Corp.
Hecla
96
+
254
28,718
...
...
banks.;
Time
Total
19
76
1
5
6-15/t
6-19 4*
6-30
7-
—
preferred A (quar.)
5% "preferred B (quar.)———
5I/2% preferred D (quar.)
163
+
7-
25c
4.8%
''
80,898
179,599
+
2
10,085
—„
.......
to
Reserves
142
125
1
50c
preferred D (quar.)——
preferred E (quar.)————
5Yz% preferred F (quar.)———
5%% preferred G (quar.)—
Hawaiian Telephone, common (quar.)—1—
1,804
1,384
6-10
7-
40c
preferred B (quar.)———————
4j/2% preferred C (quar.)
i
2,504
+
2,038
:
1
37V2C
5%
+ 4,392
+
12,532
securities
Electric
&
V
5-29
7-
5%.
5%
6
;
Commercial
of Rec. i
$1,63
H2Vac
pfd
(quar.)
Hawaiian
carry¬
loans
Loans
Balances
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
or
loans
Other
82,350
+
securities—
purchasing
———
bills
(quar.)
International, 1st
Holders
6-12
(increased)
Hat Corp. cf America, 4J/2%
pfd. (quar.)—
Hawaiian Agricultural (reduced)—..
pur¬
_
58,124
+
for
for
dealers
carrying
or
Government
U.
bank
S.
619
and
Farm
Hartford Times, Inc.
Since
+
Payable
10c
Hastings Manufacturing
16
31,045
__
Treasury certificates of indebtedness.^.
Treasury notes
Deposits:
Member
loans
41
When
Share
—
1958
252
loans
estate
Treasury
Federal Reserve
2182
2397
issue.
Corp.
(quar.)..—
Harshaw Chemical Co. <quar.)
May 28,
1959
56,460
industrial
and
loans
Other
LIABILITIES—
May 20, %
94,604
...
ing securities
17,769
12,505
adjusted}:—
i
brokers
chasing
154,600
-
2461
Jim 22
1969
1,
Harsco
(In millions of dollars)
.
!*
"■
■
•
Loans
+
May
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.).^——_——
Haroishfeger Corp. (increased)
Harris-Intcrtype Corp. (quar.)
reporting
of
1959
+2,212,004
Due from
Total
Hardee
Increase ( + ) or
177,243
26,662,230
Bank
Other assets
banks
Decrease (—)
May 27,
Loans
securities.
due
Plywood Corp.
Hawaiian
*
Agricultural
Total
domestic
to
liabilities
and
305,486
Loans
U.
assets
of
summary
2,867,565
held under repurchase agree't
Total
deposits credited
—1,296,379
—
July 2
Jun 12
_
Name of Company
member banks follows:
Certificates
bought
Demand
372,140
+
1,303,500
18,649,726
2,867,565
Corp.—
subord. debs,
conv.
Harbor
Federal Reserve Banks
24,258
177,739
+
2354%
Per
Time deposits increased $22
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
increased $142 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $148 million.
Loans to
banks decreased $50 million.
<
•
/ -
29,281
—
51,155
353,410
;
million.
—1,399,708
2
+
2244 {
-
20
(Continued from page 14)
decreased $413 million.
—
- >
extended).:—Jun
pfd. stock, series A and B
Inc., 4%
1
Artists
in
81,789
+
I. loan bonds,
s.
(as
Co. preferred stock
& Gas
July
DIVIDENDS
million
$227
increased
'
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
1973
1,
1468
,
:
City, $159 million in Chicago, and $70 million
in the Cleveland District.
1958
1959
deposits
New York
June 4,
May 27,
3,
1959
due Jan.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $43 million.
Increase (, + > or
June
& C,
B
•Announcement. in. this
Treasury bills by $171 million, Treasury
stock
$55 million, and'TJ. S. Government bonds by $10 million.
dollars)
of
1967 .July 1.
Dec 15
certificates of indebtedness $18 million, Treasury notes
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
conv.' preferred
Syndicate-of Germany,' 25-year
Potash
Signal Oil
categories:
Lii:e;.jhc,—/'•'.
5'+,%
Textron,
all
2456
;
1572
.0238095*
franc
-Jun 30
Street
.496950*
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Total
1965—.
Jun 30
6%
Bonds
1,
8^ preferred stock——
Inc.'^
'Corp.—
?.
mtge. bonds t4Ta'%./due Afay. 1, 1966 (extended)—Jun 16
41st
East
.0350100*
Nominal.
Acceptances—bought
debentures, due. Aug.
& Forster,
'
.140393
2455
2347,
Publishing Company—
convertible
5 %
Crum
18
2134
15
_
Crowell-Collier
.329033
2133
V//
■'.
cumulative' preference stock..——.1— Jun 12
Equipment Co'. 5% * cumul. preferred stock—
Jun 15
Co. 3 Vb %'-s. f. debs, due May 1, 1977
Jun 30
5%
.00161014
.140393
fy
•'
15
5
series and 4.40%
4.40%
.00161014
krona
cash
1,
.00203925
conv.
American
-
United
Other
Sept.
Bakeries Co., 4.,/2% cumul. conv. pfd. stock—Jun
Arizona Public Service Co., $2.40 cumul.; conv. pfd. stk._Jun
peseta
certificate
due
debs,
,210768
2.811300
United Kingdom,
Gold
••••'Vf'C
1970.-Jun 26
•
subordinated
1.040000
.210768
.
Union of South Africa,
*
4%%
1.040000
.210706
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
-•
Page
■■■
1.041093
Norway, krone
Switzerland,
Aldens, Inc.—-
Date,
•
.00311405*
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
_
New Zealand, pound
Sweden,
V:
'if
-r,
.210681
Italy, lira
2398.'
,*
j
1.040156
(Metropolitan), franc—
1972'
2398
'—.Jun 23
stock
CALLED
ISSUES
.210656
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
1
Jun 15
1.038750
Germany, Deutsche mark
Spain,
■
.0200500
.0200550
.0200550
.02Q0550
1977—_July
Company and Issue—
•-
.0200550
due
dollar series due
15, 1963————Jun 15
preferred
B
ENTIRE
ru
.0385140*
.0385015*
.0384765*
series
2.241434
2.241354
2.240796
.0384765*
class
non-cumulative
4%
2461 0
Natural Gas Co.—
.0107347
.0103316
%£■
r
*
■
July 21
Series, due 1982
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
Woods
$
«
,
.0103235
2.240637
.0384765*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
$
.0108811
June 4
June 3
June 2
$
22441
Jun 30
1st mortgage bonds, 512%
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 1
$
2139!
:
:+;
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—
First
mortgage gold bonds, 6%
June 15, 1958 extended to June
Wisconsin
May 29
Co.—
bonds,
line
pipe
mtge.
1st
5(4%
INCLUSIVE
1959,
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
JUNE
1977—_Jun 15
convertible s. f. debentures due July 1, 1964
8%
record for the week just passed.
a
Pag«
'•:
V
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mtge. pipe line bonds, 6+4%
series due
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
5%% subord. debs; due July 1. 1963
Pinellas Industries, Inc.—
■
<
-
31'Ac
$1.31+4
15c
775c
60c
—
1
6-22
6-
8
Volume
189
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
49*9
(2600)
Per
Name of Company,
t
Hubinger
Company
!/'*.; J."
Share
fqruar.)
Oil
$75c
Erip Mortgage: (quar^
common
57*
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
57*
preferred
4
(P.;C7)
&
class-A
(4%
Sons,
Cemcr.fr Co.,
35c
(quar.)
(quar. )>____
$1.12
Quarterly
—
6-12.
6-30
6-lb
7-1
6-
$2.15
pund of Boston
Indiana
ii
10c
,<quar.),
4.60%
i_——-
Co.^—
dc
% $1.15
,
,
preferred. (quar.)
preferred .(quar:
%'.« $2.75
■
$4.50
•
preferred
7-
1
1
-i
6-lft
A
6-16
:
6-16
:
,
$1.41(4/
—
;
7-1
$1.25%
..
.
C
S.
$1.06(4-
.-.7- :1.'
11-16.
6-19
1
(quar.)_
com.
i40c
6-30
/, t56(4c;%
—
+68%c
(quar.)
6-30;
5
6-
,
7-1
4y2.%
.
6-
•
6-30
5% •■:•,
•
Ingersoll
Machine &
Tool
5
5
•
Ingram &. Bell, Ltd.,. 60e pref.
Institutional Securities,- Ltd.—
%j.*. Institutional-Income
i
merit
i
6-15.:
$3
7-1
C-
7-30
:
income
Fund
plus
(10c
;
1
40c
6-15
50c
6-23
25c
6-15
common
(s-a)---_:—
>6-35
*12c
50c
7-
6-
6-15
'
1
.quar.)
Co.
50c
(quar.)
Canada,
Ltd
"
6-17
%
;:
5%
Internatlohal.Silver,
77c.
.
*
5-25
i
6-20
;4-3G%
Co.
6-26
6-26
6-15
$1
G-15
5-25
6-10
5-11
./••V
5-25
•
Interstate Securities Co.
Investment
Co.
of
:
,
,
5C
6%
7%
'
6-30
$1
7*
1
43 %c
7-
1
a.
:r
;
:
,
75c
6-15
1
J
6- 5
6-30
6-30
6-15
6-18
6-
54 (4c
7»
1
6-11
7-
1
6-12
,
investment
-
The
I
27
or
,
cent
stock
23c
income
...
f
Trust
of
Year-end
from
net
35c
Class ' A
'-(quar.)
*60c v
7-15
7-15
27c
from
net gains
investment income—'.
"
6-23
5-29
8c
6-23
preferred
6-
8
6-
8
9c
7-10
7-10
7-10
_
37 (4 c
8-
25c
preferred
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
es
(accum.)
1
es
5%
&
Laughlin Stel,
preferred (quar.;
i-Manyille Corp. (quar.)___
Julian
&
Kokcnge
Co.
7-
7-
*
6-
7-
1
5
5
6i
1
5-25
13c
7-
6-13
6- 1
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-1
6-
9
7-
6-
9
1
62Vac
62)fec
;
'
68%c
40c
_j;
$1
'
7c
G-12
1
7-1
6-15
7c
7-1
6-15
7c
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
6-10
5-15
7c
40c
(quar.)
25c
4
$1.12I/2
•
7-15
6-12
5-29
6-12
5-29
•
$1.50
,♦
2
55c
5-22
^
5-29
5-29
4
5-29
•
6-10
5-20
$1.25
6-30
$1.40
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
'
30c
6-
8-31
8-
11-
*5c
*15c
'
1
'
1
6-30
'
8
$30c
-
20c
(quar.)
of
.
..
9-1$
•62 (4 c
9
*
:
'4%%
5
50c
6-10
6-
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
1
,
6-19
6-
5
7-
6-25
6-18
6-15
5-29
5-16
6-15
5-29
7-
50c
6-10
1
6-10
5-27
York—
7-22
123/2c
'
6-30
6-30
6-15
25c
7-
1
€-17
15c
6-10
5-8
$1.75
7-
1
6-10
50c
6-10
5-15
25c
6-15
6-
50c
8-
1
1
7-10
11-1
10-10
12y2c
6-30
6-
5
6-10
Chain
to
approval
10%
Corp.,
J75c
(quar.)__
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15
6-
7-20
6-29
5
5
7- 2
6-15
.
6-26
6-10
45c
j.
6- 8
5-22
$1.21
6-15
,
5-22
$1.25
(quar.)
G (quar.)
7-
1
6-12
$1.08%
7-
1
6-12
$1.08%
7-
1
6-12
$1.10
;
7-
$1.06y4
;
F
7-
1
6-12
1
6-12
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
non-cumulative
2nd
preferred
7%
non-cumulative 2nd
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
,5-29
6-22
5-28
8- 1
11-
1
5-22.
,
0-22
;
37%o
6-26.
.
j30c
(quar.)
30c
59%o
_
...
5-22
6-15-
50c
,
.5-25
6-12
j
6-10-
5-15
7-
35c
c.6-12
7-
,
1
1
; 6-ia
,6-10
30c.
5-11
0-15-
30c
5-28
5-29
,
6-10>
v.
(interim)-
30c
7-
53c
7- 1
25c
6-30'
500
6-23
6-
35c
0 10
5 -20
20c
7-20
6-30
.
7-23
10-23
6-17
6-17
:
6-17
*
6-15
9
1
semi-annually—'
Bancorporation (quar.)
1
t$1.55
$1 preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
1
Corp;
6* 5
6-15
5-29'
$20c
tl7(4c
6-22
7-15
6-22
6-20f
25c
(quar.)
7- a
6-2p ;
25c
:
7-
6-19
;■:
100%
'
1
_
8-19
6-15
v
<
-
,
12c
7-
1
6-30
1%
Marsh Foodlincrs (stock dividend)
Marshall-Wells Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)—
Marshall Field & Co., 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)'—t
6-26
6-1 %
$1.50
7-
1
$1.06l/4
Company (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Bock—
Common
(quar.)
'
6-24
.
4(4 % preferred
(quar.)-——44-2
Masonite Corp.
(quar.)——
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Inc.
s
o»ir
6-30
40c
Martin
1
.
'
.
.
3iy»c
$1.13ya
7-
0-15
6-9
4
1
6-
8
7-1
6-
8
6-30
30c
6- 8
t
5c
—
(s-a)_:—common
7-15
...
-
7- 1
25c
;
Marquardt Aircraft (stock dividend)
Marquette Cement Manufacturing—
6% preferred (quar.)—•—
Massawippi Valley Ry.
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.,
7- 2
80c
:
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Co.,.Ltd.—
Common- (quar.)—
.__
7% preferred B (quar.)
Market Basket (Calif.)" com.
(quar.)
^
Mastic
1
Life
Increased
Marine
6-19
t
Works—
(initial quar.)__—
Insurance
(Ontario)—
Manufacturers
6-29
5-29
$3
7- 1
110c
(quar.):
8-1
6-13
5-10
Corp.--
Name
recently changed from Mastic Asphalt Corp.
4--_—
Mathews Ccnveyer (quar.)
Matson Navigation
(increased)l
Maui Electric (quar.)
Maxwell, .Ltd., common
$6 partic. preferred
(quar.)
fr.
M'cBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
McCIoud River Lumber Co.
(quar.).
McCord Corp., $2.50 preferred
(quar.)_^_
t.
5c
&
6-
ft
tlOc
t$1.50
*50c:
&
$3.50
$1
62y2c
6-30
6-15
6-16
6-16
15c
6-30
25c
7-1
35c
6-15
5-29'^
50c
7-
1
6-19
70c
6-15
5-2ft
0-12
50c
7- 1
5-29
8-21
30c
7-
(quar)
preferred
preferred
preferred
pfd.
Corp.,
0-l»
6-15
7-
1
6-1%
25c
6-
8
6-15
5-15
7-
1
6-12
45c
7-1
6-12
15c
6-12
0- 4 t
35c
common-
6-12
6- 2
6-26
6-lft
25c
6-30
6-It
96%o*
7- 1
6- 4
95c
7- 1
6- 4
97(4o
$1.08%
7- 1
7- 1
6- 4
$1.11.(4
7-
6- 4
'
*
30c
5-2®
6-12
7-31
7-21
30c
$1.10
$1.22(4
(quar.)
6-30
6-lft
8- 1
7-1®
8-
7-lft
1
25c
6-12
8-2®
15c
(quar.)
0-
20c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
6-lft
47(4c
Reclaiming,
—
Factors, class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
—:
Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Mine Safety Appliances
Mining Corp. of Canada, Btd
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)
Class
$1.25
Regulator
1
7- 1
1
6-10
7-
1
6- 9
7-
1
6- 5
7->
1
6-lft
6-15
6-25
6-15
6- ft
6-25
5-2®
6-12
6- 2
$1.25
6-12
6-2
5c
6-30
6-lft
15c
—
—
7-15
7-
,
!
6
-
(quar.)—
15c
0-10
6-27
*25c
0-30
6- 1
15c
6-19
6- ft
40c
6-10
5-24
Inc.—
investment
long-term
5-28%
6-26
$25
Mill
from
6-12
6- 4
6-12
com.
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.;
56(4c
Middlesex Water Co., 7%
preferred (s-a)—$3.50
Midwest Oil Corp. (quar.)
35c
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter
Inc.
(quar.)
37(4c
Miles Laboratories (monthly)—
12c
3c
1
50c
,
preferred
Fund,
6-12
6-16
1
87(4c
a—
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.).,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
6-26
7-
20c
4—
Inc.
6-12
5-29
50c
(quar.)
capital
income
gains
>
6-12
0-12
62(4c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Rubber
1
7- 1
45c
Copper ~Co. (increased!—
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
Michigan Gas 8s Electric Co., common
Midwest
7-
s-ir
87('2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quae.)—
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Middle South Utilities,
6-tft
7- 1
7-1
25c
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities
1
35c
(s-a)
Miami
4.90%
*
2c
5%
Meycr-Elanke (quar.)
4.40%
6-17
'62(4c
—
Cement
Co.
4.35%
6-15
Engineering Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.85% pfd.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4.45%
1
/
<
(quar.),—
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—
3.90%
0-20
6-30
7-
J.
Refrigerating (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
Thermit
6-10
20c
(quar.)-
Machine
5-22 \
88c
preferred
&
^
6-12
Meredith Publishing Co.
Metal
6-12
0-12?
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
45c
Merck
7- 1
^
40o
Robbins
&
ft
6-10
'
5-22
6-
40c
(quar.)
com.
6-12
6-10'
0-15
35c
Stores,
6-26
25c
30o
(quar.)
Portland
Minnesota
7%
6-15
$5.c
%
Miller
(quar.)
(quan)_
(quar.)
6-15-
,
B
4(4%
30c
common
4.35%
\
6-
5-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____
Cement■ Corp. (quar.)
preferred
6-25
of
26)
Investment
6-17
6-11
30c
30c
5-15
7-15
10%
—_
(subject
June
Canadian
J40C
8-15
6-10
50c
6- 8
15c
45c
—
7-1-
Mesta
2J/2%
—
7- 1
(quar.)
Mengel Company (quar.)—
:
Mercantile Stores (quar.)
a
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common
Class A (quar.)
5-15
0-30
$1.43%
>•
6-10
50c
7-1
Medusa
from
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
Merchants
6-15
2c
Co.
6-12
6-30
125c
20c
4% preferred (s-a)
Mcadville Telephone,
6-10
6-30
10c
—
6-27;
6-16
t20c
Class A 5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Mead Johnson & Co., common (quar.)
6- 2
6-10
23c
quar.)
5-14
6-12
.
30c
Common
6-10
2
6-25
10c
(quar.)—__
7-1-
(quar.)—
Chemical
McNeil Machine
.
(quarterly
7- 2
6-15
45c
(quar.)
—
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
5
50c
D
preferred E
1
60c
*
6-
10c
—;
class A (quar.)~
4.40%
6-
1
6-19
7- 1
.5-29
(interim).
McKesson
40c
4.35%
5-11
7-
1
10c
Long Island Lighting—
5% preferred series B
,
6- 2
6-10
$1.25
6-10
35c
6-15-
6-10
15c
(quar.)—.
3(4% coriv. pfd, (quar.)
McDermott. (J. Ray) (quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
McGravz-Eriison Co. (quar.)———
6-12
6-30
$1.10
Lone Star Gas Co.,
6-
7-
6-26
40c
6-15
7- 1
A-
McCrory-MqLellan
2
7-15
12)2%
,7-1
t.
t3c
(quar.)
& Casualty-
Bonding
6-1??
pfd.—
Company
McCormlck 8s Co
6-15
6-
10c
shares
Lone
1
7- 2
RR.—
5-29
5-26
6-1$
12-16
:—
dividend
Star
6-19
40c
preferred
.4.84%
6- 1
1
'-30
(quar.)—^
C.)
6-29
.
20c
(quar.)
'(quar.)__
Stores
(R.
5-29
5-26
t25c
BloedeV class A
H.); Inc;
5-29
.*6-10
40c
.
.
—
6-15
7-
59%c
(quar.)
_•
stockholders
London
6-15
6-12
6-19
.6-10
.
25c
-u.
—
(Richmond,
National Life: Insurance
Steel
6-15
6-30
30c
dividend)
5-29
6-
Corp.
guaranteed
(quar.)
Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
$1.60 1st preference series B
(quar.)
Local Finance'(Rhode Island)
(stock div.)
Lockheed Aircraft Co. (quar.) —
—
.
6-15
12 -31
Loblaw
Locke
6-12
1
6-30
7-1
.,6-10:
350
f
—
(Ontario)—
(reduced)-:
Quarterly
Lipe Rollway Corp;,
Original
1
7-
40c
(stock dividend)
New
(stock
Miami
1
17'/ac
HVzC
——__
(initial
5-29
6-11
25c
6-15
6-
6-30
—25c
(Canada)—
(initial quar.)——
6-15
6-15
*20c
1
1
7-
31J/4C
Fund
6-15
~
*13%c
6-22
22y2c
—
$3
-
7-
1
6-
15c
common
Stock
7-17
io-19
2
6-15
7-18
1
6-15
10c
& Casualty Insurance Co. of
Tennessee
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers, 7.%. preferred (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co., class B (quar.)—
Lily-Tulip Corp., new common (initial)—
8-17
1
6-
8-
50c
Special
6-15
1
1
6-10
7%c
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
'
6-15
-
7-
New
Little
5-29
-
7-15
13%c
—
(quar. )_-__•
income)
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pl'd.
Lfbby-Owcns-Ford Glass Co.—
Lincoln
'f
2
6-15
8-
20c
;
—
5-29
2
7- 1
$1.75
—
.
i
New common
5-30
6-12
6-19
,
$1.50
17y2c
j-
preferred C (quar.)—
Manhattan Financial Corp., class A
(s-a)__
Manischewitz (B.) Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)_^
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
5-29
6-15
—20c
Life
5-29
2
7-
7-
_
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
18%c
:
4(4%
.
(quar.)
Products
Inc.
Quarterly
"
"
xl(4%
*
,
2
v
xl(4%,
'
6-15
'
(quar.)
1—
6-
•
(quaf
5%' preferred
1
"
2
93 %c
common
7* 1
20c
j—
Levines.
6-15
6-
s
7-
93%c
Machine (qiurr.)
45c
(quar.)
Common
6-24
6-10
15c
—
5-11
5c
6- t
Class
5
25c
(quar.)i
& Sons
Fink
Liberty Fabrics
'
1
7"
$1.75
-
Terminals & Storage, Ltd
& Lamson
7-
*
1
$1.23
tquar.)—
6-10
r
6-19
6-15
15c
partlc.
5-23
\
6-30
40c
53 Ys c
(quar.)__^s;
Mallinckrodt
5-31
6-
50c
w
6-15
6-19
—J$2
Refineries
Leslie Salt (^uar.)
6-15
1
xl(4%
'
(qyar.)_
Mangel
5-31
50c
"
6-15
.
37y2c
Class
6-15
f
5c
i
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.
Mahon
'■'/>.
<
6-1V
Shoes;, Ltdi_^
Maine
'
7-17
7-15
-
Maine Public Service
Co., common
4.75% preferred (quar.)
:
net investment
6-15
•
1
xl%%
t_
SVz/.c convejcible preferred B (quar.)
Johnson 6s \Johnson (quar.)—
nston
1
7-
*17(4c
*x$1.75
—;
(s-a)
1
:
s,-
Loan & Investment Co.
Leonard
5-22
7-17
28c
-
common
preferredT tquar.)
A
5-
1
7-
7-
10c
—
Jamestown Telephone, common
'«<>• preferred
7.
40c
Jewel Tea, common (quar.)U
■3.3/4 %
preferred (quar.)
6-10
47c
*
—
Lexington Fluids, Inc.—Lexington Venture Fund
6-15
'
preferred
Electric / (quar.)
6- 5
7-
173/2c
(James)
Leverage
'
6-15
6-26
40c
—
common
•
6-15
1
$1.20
,
preference C (quar.)
preference D. (quar.)_
6% preference E (quar.)——.—
Jamaica Water Supply Co., common
(quar.j_
j
S5 preferred A - tquar.)——:—
;
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
7-
$1.08%
...
—
6-16
(quar.)——27c
Co.
Lehn .&
10-19
6-10
82 (4 c
,
Jefferson
:
10-19
1
40c
.
5%
Lees
1
'
i'. 5%
6%. 1st preferred
Jeanette Glass, 7%
7-
5%
—
Jacobsen
\
1
7-
'
'
1
53%c
Iowa-Illinois Gas 8s Electric,
Mfgi Co.. (quar.)_
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
;
.7%? preference (quar.)—
.7% preference E (quar.)
7-
60c
—
;
$1
30c
(from
(quar.)___^
(quar.)
Extra
i
7-20
11- 2
40c
1.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (quar.)
I*tel Fund, Inc
—:
6- 4
1
(R.
Malier
6- 5
6-15
8-1
A25c
common
Magnavox Co., (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
6- 5
5c
(quar.)
Title. Insurance
Leath, &
7-20
11- 2
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.
4.35%
■4.80%
1
1
35c
Va.)
'
1
7-
1
37 (4c
Stock dividend ;
Iowa Power & Light, common
3.30(o preferred (quar.)—
7-
:
1
25c
4.30(0
7-
25c
common
preferred
Extra
(quar.)
Electric light & Power, com.
4.80% preferred (quar.)——.
Fund
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Lau Blower Co.
5-22
-9c
.
Iowa
5-29
7-
f22y2o
(quar.)
Madsen Red Lake
Gold, Mines, Ltd.. (s-a)
5-25'
20c
5-29
Ltd.
Inc.
8s
B
1
6-19
(quar.)._
Madison Fund, Inc._—
Madison Gas & Electric
6- 1
6<4!4
28 %c
Lamsons & Sessions Co., com.
(quar.)———
4.75% convertible preferred A (quar.)
Latrobo Steel Co. (increased)-
'
5-22
7 (4c
—
——
(quar.)
(quar-)_
Semi-annual
*
6-15
$1
——
-
common
——
5-29
6-15
■
$1
_
—
(John)
Lawyers
—_______,
(quar.)
C-15
Trucks,
Macy
"
(quar.)——
preferred A
Lambton
6% ■> preferred (quar; >__
^
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
$2.50
"
5-29
*75c
_
_____
Investors Funding,-class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)_v
$2.50
6-23
Diversified Services, Inc.—
Common
6-15
J20c
Quarterly
•
Investors
38c
37'/2c
(quar.).
5%-preferred B (quar.)__——
Lake Superior &
Ishpeming RR. Co.
Lakeside Laboratories (quar.)—.—
Lambert (Alfred) (quar.)—
Quarterly _i
:
Boston—
-Special distribution
Co.:
1st preferred
4.32%
'
cash
(quar.)
com.
5-29
(monthly)(monthly)—
(monthly)
Laclede Gas Co.,
1
net
—-—
in
B
Labatt
at
Investment Foundation, Ltd.,
•6%* preferred
tquar.)
Investment
from
payment is payable
holders option
6-24
6-15
1
;
cents
6-20
$1.50
Kuner-Empson Co., com. (quar.)
vKuppenhelmer (B.) Co. (s-a)
Kysor Heater (quar.)
-
1
6-15
$1.25
21 (4c
——
8
6-15
1' 1
-
5-29
6-10
v
Class
5-25
7-1
(quar.)
class A (monthly)^
(8/ S.)
5)4%
:6-10
7-1
'15c
.
(quar.)—
of
6-15
2nd preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric Co., common——
5-28
•
America—
year-end dividend
{
50c
1
*
special fiscal- year-end distribution of
27 cents from net gains realized on the
sale of portfolio
securities, plus a fiscal
-
M^cmillan
12-15
7-
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
MacFaddcn Publications (quar.
Mack
30c
Manufacturing Co.,, com.
4)'2%-preferred (quar.)_——
Kroger Company—
;
-
■
A
1-2-60
5- 1
15c
(quar.)__
Holdings Ltd,, 5%
9-15
10- 1
%c
6-12
.
25c
Participating
6-15
$1.12Vz
^Kroehlcr
"
% :
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
A
Kresge
6-12
.
B
: Class
6-12,1
.-
>
'
t30c
1
.
_
com.
Coip.,
Class
75c
.■
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)—
(Del.)
preferred
Kracter
5-21
25c
_
Power
87
preferred
Macassa Mines.
5-29
1
60c
a
4%
;
6-15
'
*60c
V
J Interstate Company, common
i_u— /
5% prior preferred (quar.)———
Interstate
87%C
'
preferred B '( quar:)—
5'/2.% preihrred (initial)__i———
Koppers Co.,-, common (quar.)^.
■
International Textbook
7^
MRA
5-25
6-15
87J/2c
Inc.^
preference
4%%
6-12
•'
6-24
25c
:
Koehring Co.—
•
/
5%r;'preferred A' (quar.)
.
6-26
.
35c
'
^
(resumed)
%Knudsen Creamery Co.
1
5-27
6-10
7-15
+65c
Ltd.. (s-a;
International Petroleum Lid.
(quar.)—
International Resources Fund, Inc.—
i
/(Erpm. net investment income)-^—
International Salt Co.u
-
5-29
Company, (quar.
Class
International Paints'.Ltd., 67c pfd. (s-a)—-;
International Paper Co;, common
(quart)-—
$4 preferred (quar.)——_
,
Oil
(1. B.) Rubber
Knickerbocker
Village
—
;
InternationalPacker,
/
,
5-29
6-10
25c
50c
/
(quar.) %
common
6-15
"
5-29
6-
25c
(M.) & Sons (quar.)
Lawrence Power Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products
-.
——:—i
Machinery
6-5
10c
Growth
Kleinert's
(Mich.) —
•/'
6- 5
l
6-15
6-15
$1.25
Manufacturing (quar.)
Lynchburg.Foundry Co.,
6- 5
1
Kittanning Telephone Co.———
8 rl ■■
6-1
25c
'.(initial
V
5-15
6-
,
7-1
income>'9(5
Kingston:-Cotton
_i—
International Harvester Co..
InternationalNfekel Co. of
:
6-5
7-
;
prior preferred
Keystone
investment'
1
T-
40c
Ltd.
Industries,
7-
$1.12V2
Fund
K-2
net
Klrsch
profits)
34c
$1.06)4:
Kimberly Clark (quarO
Kmgsport Press, Inc. (quar.)——
from
——
Inc.
1
6-30
50c,
(quar.)____
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
5'
'
—
International-Breweries,
6-
;;
International: Business Machines
Corp.—
New
%
2
distribution
a
Ltd.
B
Steamship Co
7-
i4c
■
—
Interior Breweries Class
International.Cigar
Series
•>
.
of 30c.from realized securities
'.
6-
' .7-15
.
-ilnspiratioiv. Consolidated Copper Co.———
•:-jfosular .Lumber Go.4%_2
Quarterly.,
6-15
2
*15c
(quar.)——
«.
Interlakc
2
7-
Mines.
convertible
•'
inc..-and,6c from securities profits)
investment
7-
$1,.
Fund (8c from invest-
Institutional- Insurance
I.
•
*12(4c'
5-29
tl
$3
35c
;
(quar.).
Luminator-Harrison, Inc. (quar.).______^;
Lunkenheimer Company. (quar.)_^,
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
8-14
7-15
$6
8-14
6-15
Keystone Custodiail Funds—
r
^Series'B-1 Keystone Investment Eond
Fund
:
.i
(from-net investment income)
Ltd.—
Class
Au pacUcipating
(quar.)——
4%
preferred
(quar;)—a—
ilngersoll-Rand Co.5 67c preferred (s"-a)
1
9-1
(monthly).
Keweenaw Land Association,
Ltd., int. ctfs.
Keyes Fibre Co., 4% 1st preferred
(quar.)__
6-15.:-
,
<
Kerr Income
■
Industrial Hardware Mfg. Co,- (stock div,)—
>
Gold
Kerr-McGee" Oil
5
6-
*$1.1214,%
,
6-
;
6T30
1-
9-
""'$1
preferred
Kerr-Addison
11- 2
:
8-14
$1.18%:
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar;)—
Kerite
Company (quar.)
.
A.—
1
—$1.25
A -(quar.)^
Refining (quar.)___
Kennecott1 Copper Corp
6-16
H
9s-
$1.05:.
8-14
7- 1
7-1
$1.75
Lcwney (Walter M), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver,, Lead Mlnes__^_a
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Ludlow Mfg. Sales
(quar.)____,
Ludlow Typograph, common
(quar.)
8-14
BcMcrft
Payable of Ree,.
50c
St.
4(4%
5-29
9~ 1
$1.12Va
Lower
6- 2
9-1
(initial-quar.)
Lowcnstein
5-25
6-20'
'
$1
:3J/2%:-"preferred (quar.)__^._
3)4% preferred (quar.)__~—
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Company, common
(quar.)__
$4.50
7-. 1
24c
Mexico
Americai.v shares—a
Industrial Acceptance Ltd.,
$2.25
7-
,
6-15
6-10
55c
-
(quarb—
preferred
G-15
40c
J: 35c '
(quar.)__w-L._^__'.
Kendall
—
Electrica
•:
.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred, (quar.)
4%%" preferred tqirar.)_————
Industria
7-15; ;
.
3%%
•
6-15
1
95c
Kearney (James R.) Corp._2_
;
Kellogg Co.-, 'common -.(quar.-)__!
5-21
1
Louisville Title &
Lowell Bleachery,
6-10
77-
j
5%'preferred (quar.)_—
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)
Xawneer-* Company-, ('quar.
% 5-23 'M".;-,
-
,
6.65%
-
6-15"
6*10
preferred
7-1
45c
$1.25
4preferred -(quar.)__
4.20% preferred (quar.)____
4.35%
preferred ■ (quaf.)_ii_____.—
4.50%
5-29
$r./- 7-:i /■
$1.05; / 7- 1
————
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water
6-12
.•
i-
;
.•;37(4c:
——
(quar.)_
30c
.
$1.12y2
com.
(quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(quar.).
6-10
—
Kansas Power & Light, common
4.25% preferred (quar.)—'i—
5-29
6-15
.,
4cV.
.
7- 1
City southern Ry.;, common (quar.)_
4%^nonK:um. preferred (quar.)^._^^-:
6- b
6-30
7%
When
Share
(P..) Co., new
preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Investment Co.
(quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
6-10
(quar.)
=_—^____
Jewelry Stores (quar.)^__
Kansas
i
7-1
.
+30c
earnings
com.
.
%
6-1S
6-30
,?50c
•
preferred
preferred,
6-30
mus
(quar.)
In<diaiiapolis Power & Light,
47c
preferred-•(quar.)—
;
-
•
current and. accumulated
SteeK Products
4-20%
1
(Mass.)—
:
Out< cf
I
7-
of Canada—-:
Quarterly from net investment income-Incorporated investors—
.ivLVff;:-'
* 'X
•
*v
35c
-
.
.
1
$1.08
—
50c C
ayj
7-
,
Company
Lorillard
6-10
preferred
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4%JprefCrrcd (quar.)
.
Oil. Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)__^-_l_.__.-__
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
W
6-19
.
6-15
6-30
$1.07
Kalamazoo-Vegetable Parchment (quar.)____
Kansas City Power & Light, com.
(quar.)-__
7-15
...
37c
Kay
6-29
Imperial
Income
6-30
Name 0}
5-22
7-1
$1.75
6-19
,
Imperial Life Assurance Co.
"«
$5
6-15
Per
.
~
5-22
Service—
&
6-19
.
20c ;
_
^increased;,
(quar.)-,
Imperial Color. Chemical & Paper Corp.—
i
6-30
6-30
.
;57%c.
______
Bell Telephone
Illinois CentralRR, Co,
...
9-15,
12-15
'.
-...
....
Public
' prefei-red
Gas
6-15
4%
______
:.69c
Illinois
"
6-15
.9-30
12-30
(quar.)_t_:.^—:
—i——
Holders
1
Payable of Ree.
$1.05925
(accum.)_a—wi-i
Electric, common (quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.)_____i_i.i
4J/a% preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
6-15
6-30
$1.25
<quar.)__
common
City
When
Share
Airlines______^.
.
$1.25
preferred
5%
Dutch
:__j,
Kansas
6-15
'
6-30
$1^5
;
I-T-EiCircuit Breaker—?
:
4.60% preferred.-(quar.)_..
Ideal.
.7-2
50c
;
prior .preferred series I
Royal
Kansas
5-21
6-12
(quar.)
$2.75
Name of Company
f
KLM
5-15
6-10
6-30
iquar.)_.
(quar.j
57*
Huyck
6-15
35c
62y2c
t45c
5%
Huttig Sast*»& Door,
n
5-29
Final
Refining Co. (quar.)_
conv.
pfd. A (quar.)____
Corp.,
6-10
Per
,
.
Hupp
Huron &
Holderi
Payable of Bee.
30c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co. Ltd,—
Humble
When
plus 5c from
8c
6-28
8-29
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(2610;
50
Name of
■
-
ilfg
Minnesota Mining &
preferred (quar.)——
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
Mirro Aluminum. Co.
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass (quar.)_—
Quarterly
5%
6-11
0- l
9-15
7-1
9- 1
6-16
7- 1
6-26
7-1
,?,0c
6-10
6-18
6-11
6-17 <
5-29
*%c
18c
■■
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service, common
7-1
6-lo
60c
4.40% preferred (quar.)4.60% preferred (quar.)—
—
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
—
Missouri Pacific RR. Co. (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common—-
6-18
5-2~,
6-16
6-12
6-12
20c
«0c
50c
50c
$1.10
$1.15
40c
(quar.)
Mississippi Power,
dividend
Stock
8%% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
„
Birmingham RR. Co.—
4% preferred (c-a)
Mohav/U Rubber Co. (quar.)—
6-15
5-29
B
7-1
6-29
$25c
25c
7- 2
6-15
0-19
5-25
North
G- 8
6-8
5-29
North American Car, new common
North American Cement Corp.—
com.
class
Ltd.,
Chemical Co.
.
,
—
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)—-
.
Lines
Mocre-McCormack
—,—.—
8-28
6-30
G-29
6-30
6-15
Class
6-11
C-19
Class A
(quar.)——
$2.50
(195C series;
(1956 series) (quar.)
Capital Corp. (stock dividend;
dividend————
Stock
2%
(quar.)-.
$1.25
(quar.;—————_
40c
Motor
Finance
Corp.,
Motor
Products
Corp.
Mount Royal Dairies.
Common
preferred
$5
Ltd.
Mountain
Fuel
.—
6%
and
6-15
(quar.)
Trust
lc
15c
50c
8c
-
(quar.)
Inc., common
——
from
Northeast
Common
4%%
4%%
4.22%
Decatur RR.
8s
gtd.
Natco Corp. (quar.)
National Aluminate Corp.
Pacific
6- 1
Northrop
1-17
2nd
10-30
6-20
€-12
5-20
Class
93%c
20c
35c
(quar.)
5-15
5-13
8-17
6-3
9-3
6- 1
7-15
6-30
35c
$40c
$69c
$$1.50
40c
20c
6-30
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)——;
Airlines, Inc., com.
(quar.)
dividend)
Co.
(quar.)
(stcck
B
Norwich
Pharmacal
6-30
6-15
2% ;
6-15
35c ***6-10
—__
Oahu
Oak
Railway 8s Land Co. (quar.)——
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
50c
25c
plus 75c from capital gains)$1
National Biscuit Co., common
(quar.)—50c
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (increased quar.)—
Cash
Register
A
6-22
7-15
7-15
6-30
7- 1
6- 9
6-19
6-23
6-19
6-10
8- 2
7-15
30c
6-15
5-29" "
6-15
5-29
30c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
2%
90c
special meeting of stockholders has been-
Offlebay Norton Co. (quar.)
Ohio E'dison Co.
.
National
Fire
40o
7- 1
6-15.
6-10
5-26
Old
6-19
7- 1
6-1
0-15
6-10
5-29
6-18"
$1.06Vi
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
(Hartford)
(qua*.);
Products
National Gas & Oil Corp., (quar,)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
•
Class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class A
Class
B—;
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
National Old
Class
Line
(stock
13.
13- 4
Oliver
Insurance
6-5
6-26
6- 8
6-15
5-20
8- 3
7-8
6%
preferred (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
6-10
5-25
Ontario
6-10
5-25
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
(quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred (accumulative)
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com. (quar.)—
7%
dividend)—;
Income
National
Growth
Both
National
Stocks
Securities
8s
National
-
5-29
6-12
7-1
6-17
6-15
5-29
Opelika
6-15
5-29
4.75%
Research,
—
9- 4
8-28
6-15
Fire
Ins.
S. Radiator
6-
10c
Co.
6-12
Owens-Corning. Fiberglas (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.,
6-29
6-18
6-25
10c
6-30
6-
1
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
6-30
6-
1
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
lGc
7-
6-10
(Pittsburgh.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
1
Corp.—
class A and B
534%
Nazareth
Nelsner Brothers. Inc.
(quar.)
,
6-15
6- 5
Paiific Outdoor
20c
6-15
5-29
Pacific
Page-IIershey Tubes, Ltd.
Pan American Sulphur Co
Brunswick
Telephone
Water
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-30
6-19
7-15
6-25
25c
7-
6-10
1
1
—
20c
6-15
$2
6-30
6-10
50c
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
New Haven Gas Co.
7- 3
10- 2
6-15
15c
(quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Lime
(quar.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
7-24
10- 3
40c
New
$i5c
7-1
6-5
47 %c
6-30
7- 1
c-15
7.
«.
6-
1
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
Corp.,
Paramount
Pictures
Chemical
Co.
$1.01JA
1
7-1
•
6-6
Parmelee
.
6-23
6-12/
.6-30 6-10 ..
7-2
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-10
Extra
.
ti
;
1
6d5
6-
6-30-
6-12
8-
7-20
1
7-20-
6-15
7-20
6-15
6-20
6-
7-
1
6-10
7-
>
1
-
6-10
j
5-15
I
6-10
,
1
6-10
5-20 v
9-10
75c
8-18
*
6-12
6-
5
6-13
6-
1.}
.
15c
6-30
6-
5
6-30
•
6-
5
6-10
-
-
5-22
•
5
%
;
"
5-22
6«i30-
'
j
6-30-
5-22
f
6-10
6-30
G-30
6-19^1
7-10
7-
7-
6-15
1
7-15
8-
{
6-19 41
7-15
|
1
8-
1
1
J;
!
7-15
6-10-
6-
6-15
25c
5-29%'
1
6-15 i'i.,
2%c
$1
6-20
12c
12c
25c
6-15
5-29!
6-22
6-10®5
6-15
6-.lI;
15c
6-12
5-28
.
——,
(initial quar.) ',**■"
-
7-15
7-
1|>
6-12
1
6-10
7-
.
6-
7-
1
2
6-10
'6-15
6-
3
8-19
6-
1
—^
kl———:■*
6-23
common
-
r
6- 9
6-24-
6-9
6-15
6T29
7- 3
6-19
6-30
6-12
6-10
5-29-
6-10
6-
6-30
5-18
6-1.5*
$30c;*"
(quar.)——— '
—
—
6-
6- 9
5-15
1
" !
^
: $75c
Preway. Inc. (quar.)———
£ * 10cPrice Bros. 8: Co., Ltd., common.:-————'
$50c
4%
preferred (s-a)
$$21
Price (T. Rowe) Growth Stock Funds—"'r '•
(From investment income)—————_
' 31c'
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)
17%c.
Prophet Company (quar.)_
A——.—
15c»
Providence Washington Insttfknce Co. (R*. I.)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
—
50o-
6-
7-13
6-20 3
7-13
6.-20
7-10
$56c
-
5
G-30
\ $50<r
.
5-15
6-15
$15c
.
Corp.
5
6-29
6-24-
30c
(quar.)—
5-2#t
6-24
(quar.)—k,
Power,
7-15
1
3-
62%c
62%o-
of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Z—
6%; non-cumulativc partic. pfd. (quar.) —
6-30
i,
.
-'
3
8-.1
7-
7-
5*28" 4
1
*
6-30
t
5-26
i
,
6-12
6- 5
-
6-JO
Frovidence
5-15
Provident
G- 5
5-28
5-28
5-28
5-21
7- 2
7- .1
6-15
,
6-12 ?
6-26
7- 2
8-14
6-20
7-14
7-14
8-14
6-12
6-
5
G-15
6-22
6-22
6- 1
5-29
6-10
5-15
7-24
7- 6
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
7-15
Corp., Ltd., new common
Ralston
6-30
6-10
6-19
Ranco,
7- 2
6-15
6-30
6- 5
45c
$1
50c
6-15
7- 1
6-12
5-29
6-15
5-25
7'Ac
€-14
7-31
$2.50
6-15
6- 1
6-10
7- 1
6-10,
45c
,•
- -
6-30
5-29
;
G-30
5-29
f;
6-30
5-29
5.
6-30
5-29
^
6-30
5-29
6-23
6-10 k
6-10
^
.
0-23
7-
6-
5-29
6-30
5-25^
6- Ifc
6-13
€-30
6-15
7-
1
6-12!
7-
1
6-12
i
6-15
35c
6-15
*
1
6-12
7- 1
6-12
7-
$25c
.
fc
4
6-15
75c
15c
30c
$2
(Initial)--—
6-19
1
6-15
$27%c
$20c
6-
6-29
-
1.
1
,i
Radio Corp. of America,
$3.50
Radorock
Railway
Resources,
Inc
Equipment &
Purina
Co.
...
(quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd..
6%
preferred (s-a) —
6% preferred (s-a) —
6-30
<
f-U
Ml
t
6-26
6-12X
common
(s-a)
r
$30c
•*
7- 1
$$1^01
7- 1
10- 1
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
Quarterly
4
85c
.
6- •
6-12
Reinsurance
$10c
6-26
6- 5
Reltman's
Corp.
(N. Y.)
(Canada), Ltd;
(s-a)
(extra)
7-
►
1
*
7%c
6-30
50c
50c
6-11
/v-'
10e
——4
-
(N. Y.)—
6-10
-,
,
1st pfd. (quar.)
4%
2nd preferred (quar.)———
Real Estate Title Insurance (s-a)
Reeves Bros., Inc. (quar.)
7-24
$#1,501
25c
.
f
Co
Reading Company, 4%
6-16
7-10
5c
30c
$1.50-
(quar.).
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)
4—
Reading 8c Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
30c convertible class A
(quar.)
6-26
6-10'*
30c
Realty
(quar.)—
Inc.
Packing
7- 1
•7%o.
(quar.).
1st preferred
18c
•
6-
7- 1
State
12%c
—
Transportation (quar.)
I
6-15
5c
35c 1
.
Oil Refining (Increased)—
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
5 % % preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
—
Quaker
6-1
6-19
11
Pyle National, common (q.iir.)
8% preferred (quar.)—
6- 5
6-15
6-15
6-15
G-19
7- 1
If
6-
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)_J__
Purex
6-15
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6- 1
«-
6-15
$1.25
$1.31'A
preferred (quar.)
._i—
- 35c
4.18% preferred (quar.%—
$1.04%.
4.30% preferred (quar.)
$1.07%■i
5.05% preferred (quar.)
_
$1.26'A
Publication Corp., common voting .(quar.)
50c
Non-voting common (quar.)
50o
7% original preferred (quar.)
$1.75
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
—_——
$1.75*Publlcker Industries, $4.75 pfd. (quar.)^—$1.18%
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
40c
6- 4
5-29
6- 4 4
6-10
$1.40
G-19
6-15
.....
5%
-
5-W-f
•
6-25
18o-
■
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
Common
(quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)————*—w»<s-«,-r
Public Service Electric & Gas, com.-(quar.)
€-10
15c
Washington Insurance-Co.—
Ikfe
&
Acclderxt Insurajace- Co.-
(Chattanooga, Tenn.) (quar.)—
Ehiblic Service Co. of New Mexico—
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
6-10
l'Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd
6-15
$1- '
25c
—_
(quar.)—
Ordinary and bearer shares
Power
Rath
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-27
6-15
■
•;
'
6-19
6-12
15c
(quar.)———.——-- V 30e /.
(quar.)——
**'>«■:,': 5c-
Powell River, Ltd.—
com.
Park-Lexington (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Parker-Hannafin
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
Potomac
$22'Ac
Corp
(initial payment
after a 700% stock dividend)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
Common
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Park
New Jersey Power 8s Light—
«%
Consolidated
Tin
7-15
..15c
20c
Porter (H. K.) Co., Inc. (Del.) (quarA—_
:: 25c
Porter (H. K.) Company (Mass.) (quar.;—10c
Potlatch Forests (quar.)_-_-»,
—-—/
25c
10c
5c
(quar.)
Advertising (quar.)
6-18
85c
Pantex
Intermountain Express
5-29
-
•
quar.;—
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Tile Mfg.' (quar.)—
20c
$1.40
Pacific Northwest Pipeline, $5.60 pfd. (quar.)
Pacific
6-16
6-26.
50cm
preferred (quar.)-
1st
25c
6-15
(initial
Porter-Cable Machine
5-15
7- 1
31'Ac
37'Ac
70c
(quar.)
11- 2
6--30-
50c
—
Aircraft Corp.
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
7- 1
U5c
(quar.)
Plastics
25c
(quar.))
(quar.)
Indemnity Co.
11-30
7%c
_
(quar.)
Machine
(quar.)
40c
Quarterly
Britain
(quar.)
3%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Neon Products of Canada
Nrstle-LcMur Co.
Co.
$1.43^4
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
Paper
6% preferred
Pacific
on
Natural Gas Pipe Line,
Cement
preferred (quar.)
Oxford
Quarterly from net investment Income
Stock dividend
4%
(quar.)—
Gas
Pomona
6-2
1
(quar.)
common
40c
-
——
———
—
Plymouth Oil Co.
6- 1
$1
25c
Otter Tail Power,
30c
.
5-28
6-15
1
'
7-
$1.15
*
Polaroid Corp., common
5-15
20c
4% preferred D (quar.)
Orplicum Building (s-a)
Oster Mfg. (quar.)
6-11
6-10
>
*
,
.
6-16
6-5
G- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-15
6-15
6-10
40c
.
7-
U
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (increased)'—-..37%c —:
55c
Plttsbuigli Plate Glass (quar.)—:
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (initial) J—A37%c
Placer Development, Ltd. (interim)^
$25c^'
5-29
$1.19
$1
15c
10c
20c
preferred 13 (quar.)
6-10
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)-—»—.—:—'J~.—15c
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne 8c Chicago Ry.—:...
Common
(quar.)_
—^
——
—$1.75
7% preferred (qua'r.)._—
$-1.75
non¬
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—
New Haven
Africa
South
4%
(quar.)
Mfg
&
Union
National-U.
New
of
75c
Co.
$25c
$25c
$$1.75
of 6.45%
50c
Quarterly
New
Union
tax
50c
National Tile
New
less
10c
l
income)
Piper
Ltd.—■
(approximately $2.52 per
40c
common
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Sugar Refining (quar.)
Nationwide
share
6-10:
7-
—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., new com.
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
O'oklep Copper Co.,
American shares
invest.
Steel
National Tank
National
-
6-30
resident
National Standard Co.
National
(quar.)
6-15
income.
■
preferred
3c
■
_
distributions from net
quar.
Debenture
50%
15c
62%c
National Securities Series:
National
&
Loan
8c
(quar.)-
15c
10c
25c
37'Ac
30c
$25c
Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)
Co.—
National Prosto Industries. Inc.
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
20c
Oliver
7-2
50c
18c
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
6-10
7-
.
25c
(Chicago-)
7-
$1.10.
(Calif.;, common
A—
$4 preferred (quar.)————J
Inc. (quar.)
(from invest¬
Pioneer
5-29
6-15
6-11
15c
Old Town Corp.-, 40c preferred (accum.)
10c
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp. (quar.)—25c
50c
„
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.
National Mortgage <fc Investment, common—
S%
#*>ofe..
15c
C% preferred B
National Lock Co
6'Ac
Fund,
ment
•
Quarerly
-
-
75c
$1.75
$1.50
-
Wiggly
Pioneer
6- 2
C-15
$15c
—
$8c
National Lead Co., common
7%
preferred A (quar.)
37%c
—
Old Republic Insurance
7- 0
10- 1
1-4-69
-
60c
Ben Coal Corp.
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America—
G-12
$8®.
$6otBo-
.
97y>c
$1.10
$1.11
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
27%c
32%c
50c
50c
50o
(increased)—
(quar.)
Insurance
National Food
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Ohio River Sand Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Ohio. Water - Service (quar.)——
—^
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Product Line Inc.
Quarterly
—
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
25c
66c
(quar.)—
common
3.90%
-
National City Lines
4'A%
Co.
4.40%
4.44%
•
Extra
(quar.)
National Dairy Products Corp.
Crankshaft
Ohio
„
-called
on July 10 to approve a proposed
two-for-one split of the common stock...
National Casualty
(Detroit)
(quar.)
—
Piggly
Pillsbury Co.,
6-10
6-30
7-2
6- 8
6-15
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
7- 1
6-30
8334c,
$1.12'
—
6-15
$20c
$50c
25c
Office
20c
National
National Co., Inc. (Mass.), com.
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Products
6-10-
class A (quar.;
(quar.)
Natural
Piedmont
G-12
*
,
25c
Oakitc
7-
—•'
preferred
r:
31(AC-
8c Co.—
..'...rt.-,
(initial-quar.)—^
preferred (quar.)—--
4%
5%
National Aviation (L'5c from ordinary income
6-19
1
.
(quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
—
—$0.328Vac
Norwalk Tank Co., class A (stock dividend)
2%
i
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
9-15
7-2
10- 2
6-10
.
8- 3
5-29
6-19
6-19
6-12
7-10
6-30
5-25
5-25
6- 3
6-18
6-18
5-29
5-29
5- 8
(quar.)
Line
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.;
Philadelphia Electric, common
,
8-14
6-20
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-31
7-24
6-15
6-15
6-19
Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
1st preferred (quar.) —
5%%
7-31
11-16
7- 1
7- 1
G-10
:•
6-30
6-19
5-2(1
$1.45
40c
1 '
87'Ac
$1)
75c
(quar.)——
56c
$1 preferred (quar.)
—_—,—A ,1 25c
Philadelphia Fund, (6c from realized sceuri1 y
ties profits and 4c from investment inc.)
10c
Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)———
$1
Philadelphia <fc Trenton RR. (quar.)——'
$2.50Philco Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—
•_
93%c
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)—I
75c3.90% preferred (quar.)
——
97%c4% preferred (quar.)
:— ■ '
$1
Phillips Screw Co. —-—
:
5c
1-14
7-15
7- 1
6-10
$1.37%
6-
7-
common
common
3%%
8-24
50c
15c
35c
(quar.)
Ry.
Pipe
Basin
(Charles)
New
31Y^c
preferred
(quar.;
5.80%
preferred
(quar.;
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
6-12
"A
common
5 ;
6-15
45c
—.———— t *•■-*
3%
(quar.)——10c
dividend
Petroleum 8c Trading Corp.,
(quar.)
5%%
Northwest
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)
———
.Nashville
Natural Gas,
Northern
j
6-
30c
Power 8c Light—
(initial quar.)—ka—
Milk Co.,
Pfizer
5-22
5-22
G-19
G-19
G-19
;
5-20
7- 1
(quar.)———
- 27Vic
4'A% preferred (quar.).
$1.12%
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.)
.
50c
Petroleum Exploration Co. (quar.; —.—. •
75c
G-20
6-30
7-14
7-14
7-14
;
5-20
0-15
1
75c-'
10c
30c
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)—„
15c
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (resumed)—v 5c
Stock
50c
44c
$1.06%
$1.12
$1.05
—
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
3-6%
Corp. (quar.)
.
£—
tlarcla Microwave Corp. (N. Y.)—
£tock div. (1 sli. of Narda Ultrasonics Ctorp.
for each 100 shares held)
Nacliman
(quar.)
€-15
»2%*
common
Permian
$2
preference (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——,
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5-29
8%c.<
——a—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island— -Quarterly
—
k———
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)———
—
Indiana Public Service—
Northern
G-15
—---
Quarterly
(s-a;^
Northern Central Ry.
6-
Peoples Life Insurance (Washington, D. C.)™Quarterly
——;'•.
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.)—v
"
Common
(quar.) _—_—.—k—-—
4'A% preferred —
—-_y
$15c
$15c
$15c
$62y2c
$62y2c
5%
—
(quar.)
common
i1'
6-10
1
35c r
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—_
preferred (quar.)——_—
4.60% preferred (quar.;
Pcnn-Tcxas Corp., $1.60 conv. pfd.'(accum-)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light 8c Coke (quar.)';
:—
5-29
5-29
...
preferred
6-26
12 %c
Myers (F. E.) & Bros
6-20
6-20
(quar.)—
Northern
G-15
34%c
37MiC
Co.,
7-
6-15
!———
(increased;——
Corp.
6-10
6-25
•
r
30c
4'A%
6- 5
6-5
7-27
—
Ltd., common (Initial)—;
(quar.)—
A
5-22
6-12
4c
.
8-10
;
~
3.35%
10c
(quar.).
North Star Oil,
Northern
30c
profits)
15c
5-29"
4.40%
' '
6-19
6-19
-
Refractories
American
(quar.)
North River Insurance (N. Y.)
investment inc.
net
securities
from
(s-a)
6-12
5-29
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-12
7-15
7-15
37%c
(quar.)
(3c
preferred
North Penn Gas Co.
6- 1
—
..
New
-
35c
35c
6-13
10m
»17%c
.(quar.)
common
dividend
Pennsylvania
5-27
5-21
—_
preferred
North
6-19
6-16
6- 1
-
preferred
Mutual
7- 1
6-30
6-15
35c
(quar.)
Extra
Mutual System,
6%
6-1
#- 1
G- 1
5-22
$1.65
35c
22 %c
Mlfrray Co. of Texas (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Coal
Corp.—
(quar.)—
—- ;
(quar.)-——
—.———
North American Life Insurance (Chicago)—■
5y>%
4.40%
._——
6-10
6-10
6-12-!
40c
•
6-1
6-12
L
25c
1
•
5-14
5-15
6-15
6-29
6-26
7-
(J. C.) Company (quar.)—
—
Pennsylvania Engineering Co. (quar.)——
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—-
6-5
5-29
6-11
$5c
18%c
6-15
10c
(quar.;
Cement
Fruit
Stock
North American Investment
Telegraph Co.
i--..
Quarterly
7-1
€-20
G-12
G-15
30c
(quar.)
Supply
Mountain States Telephone &
Mueller Brass Co.
2%
$3.50
20c
■
$50c
2'/2%
(increased)———————;—— i-,\
American
North
V:
dividend)——
(stock
6-15
5-21
6-15
5-18":
6-10
G- 5
■
•
6-10
G-15
6-26
90c
—
$2.50 preferred
7%
preferred (s-a)
Ml.
Vernon
Mills, Inc
85c
35c
25c
1
1
Penney
Pet
6-5
6- 5
6- 1
6-15
—
...
$1.21 V*
$1.02Ms
SlVzC
90c
$1.31'A
5-29
7-
•
Penn
6-30
6-15
6-1
6-19
6- 5
6-5
6- 5
6- 5
6- 5
6-5
■
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
6-30
(Initial)——
A
50c
15c
45c
(initial)
10-1
(quar.)—1
(quar.)
7%
preferred B (quar.)
Mornings tar-Paisley, Inc.
(quar.)
Morrell (John.) 8c Co. (quar.)
preferred
$1.50
50c
Products,
Inc.
5-29
6-15
12'kc
——w~
—
(quar.)
Controls.
Penn-Dlxie
6- 3
5-31
Car—
(increased)——
Class A
Class B
6-10
6-10
7-10
7- 1
6-12
7- 1
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
€-30
6-12
6-19
50c
$1
Metal
preferred
Penn
6-15
Two-for-one stock split on common
t20c
15c
15c
Wheel
Moore Corp., Ltd., new common
Common
i—
6-29
(quar.)——
f20c
62%c
(quar.)—.——
5c
(stock dividend)
(Subject to ICC approval;
Normctal Mining Corp., Ltd
Norris-Thormador Corp. (quar.)——
American
6%
Ltd.
Ford,
&
Peninsular
t
6-5
6- 5
6- 5
Norfolk & Southern Ry.
6-15
7- 2
6-10
7- 1
6-10
7-10
7-2
•
(quar.),——$26c
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
30c
Corp.
Chemical
7-1
7- 1
7-1
—
t$1.75
t$1.7a
15c
15c
(quar.>—
Montreal Locomotive Ltd.
$2.50 nrior preferred
Noranda Mines Ltd.
5-29
5-29
7-15
7- 1
50c
$1.75
37%c
(quar.)-
5-^9
5-29
5-^,3 -
(quar.)
Ey.
Western
&
25c
——
Montgomery Ward 8s Co., common
Class A (quar.)„—
7%
Norfolk
$1.17%
$22%c
$22 'Ac
$55c
-
(qmirp
Containers
Montrose
6- 6
6- 2 •
4.85%
(qu,ar.)„——,—$1.12%
preferred
4.50% preferred
Motor
6- 1
93%c
$1.12Va
$1.12%i
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—4.10%
preferred (quar.)—
—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)—
——
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
——
—
3.40%
preferred (quar.)———
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)_.
——
Nopco Chemical Co., new com. (initial)—
,
6-15
(quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System
*•
C-15
7- 1
(quar.;
.—
4.70%
Modern
Newmont Mining Corp.
7- 1
Peabouy
6-15
*35c.
.
7%preferred
_
(quar.)—....
,
(quar.) -—
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
$2.50
$2.50
(s-a)
com.
6-19
6-19
€-30
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
Preferred
Monsanto
^
7-1
6-27
€-12
52
35c
25c
—
Co.
.
6-29
„
(resumed;.,———
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.—
90c nou-ciun.
partic. class A (quar.)—Class
5-22
RR.,
Harlem
8c
preferred
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com.
5-29
6-lo
6-15
Mobile 8c
Mfg.
6-10%
5c
Pcnick
York State Electric
$40c
Ltd., common (resumed)
(quar,)—
Dental Supply of Delaware (quar.)
Coal, common (quar.)- ———
Patterson
(s-a)———.———
& Gas—
3%% preferred (quar.)—
4%% preferred (1949 series)
—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)—-—
—New York Water Service Corp. (quar.)
New Yorker Magazine (quar.)—
Newark Telephone Co. (Ohio; com. (quar.)
G% preferred (quar.)
———
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
,e
6-lo
6-18
6-18
5-2*
Payable of Rec.
Share
?
Paton Mfg. Co.
6-18
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
10%
New
When*. Holder*
Per
l
Name 0} Company
7- 1
(quar.;—
com.
preferred
York
New
•
6-20
67J„aC
$1.05
—
.
6-20
$2oC
-
—
-———
New
5-29
7-2
$31'Ac;
(J. S.) Ltd. (quar.)
Mitchell (II.) Co. LRU$1 participating class A (accumulative)—
Mohasco Industries, common (quar.)—
Mitchell
Modine
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
G7?8C
Service,
Public
Orleans
4yA%
4.36%
7-X
6-10
*
——
Share
Company
(quar.)—.——$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
$1.09
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
50c
New
Light,
Minnesota Power 8c
13
Payable of Rec.
c"12
5-22
Share
35c
,
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
J
\
Name of Company
Class
.
...
6'Ac
'
'
lbc—25o
$20c
7-
9
.
#-14;,
5-20
6-10
6-2<
5-23
6-11
6-15
6- i
6-15
6- !
0-16
6-1
.6-2$
#-11
6-11
5-2S
Volume
189
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2611)
•'
Per
Name of
-
Company
Reliance" Insurance Co.
Remington*
Arms" Co.,
'."Extra"
A
(quar.)
'
•
$1.10 class
_ZZZZZ
A iquar.)_;
4%
preferred
Republic
$1 convertible
Republic
Inc.
V
common
/•-Rich's; Inc.,"
'■
*
_!!•
Trust-Amer.
common
Richfield Oil Corp
Richmond
•
Ricke
Products
dividend—
-
20c
i.-_"
7-10
5-15
-
77-
$1.
-
:
25c
___Z_IZ_ZZ
ment
Rittei'
of 5%
eaual to
Company
River
(quar.):
slir.)
6-19
6-15
Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc.
Simpson's Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
Sinclair
5-22
5-15
Singer Mfg.- (quar.)__
Skcnandoa Rayon
Corp.—
Y5% prior preferred
(quar.)
:
1
Interim
(approximate)
Bobbins A: Myers,
Inc., common
$1.50
i
participating preferred
\
Participating
t» Robertshaw-Ftilton
6-15
8c
Engineering Works
5-29
"
7-15
6-
50c
6-15
6-
5
37 %c
6-15
6-
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
-
.
Common
(quar.i-._:2_____tL-Ii—
(quar.t
Conv.
(J. C.)
34%c
Robinson.
~
Little
&
Co.
Ltd.,
com.
6-10
5%
2nd
•
'•
Rock of Ages
25c
1414%
■othnjoor
Class
Corp.;
A
:uberoid
iudy
7-
$0.926845
50c
10c
,7-1
35c
8-10
(s-a)
Stores.
Inc.,
1
common
Common
Francisco
Ry.
(resumed)
-
S4 40
1
$1.25/"
-
9-15
12-15
vf-;v9- 1
,
,,42-
Insurance Co.-—
1
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(initial),
.
Sawhill Tubular
'___
:
Z
Products—
,
c
<v,
,
tec
Sc
Sons,
B.:(stock
5%
,
(quar. )______
A
Paper Co.. common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)-
Williams
7-20
7-15
6-30
25c '
6-15
.
?
2 7 Vic
divid.)
8-
5%
5%
(quar.)__
1
6- 5
7-17
6-10
5-
9
6-10
■
'
5-
9
'
1
6-10
8-1
7-17
Common
8-
7-17
$6.50
$1
5-15
1
6-10
5-28
Staley
25c
6-15 •
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
6-10"
5-2$
preferred
Inc.
■Seaboard
$5
(quar,)_.
class
Stevens
Fund,
A
A
&
distribution
Finance
Co.,
sinking
Seaboard
Plywood
Surety
Shares
I '
•f
v
v-
$1.02Vi
_Z
Common
from
net
Sc
inc.
15c '
Sealed
Farms.
Power
Sears: Roebuck
4%%
preferrSd
25c
(increased
quar.)
Cities Realty, $5 preferred A*
Acceptance "Corp., common
Stock, dividend
/ ' ' *
5 %.: preferred A (quar.)__
,
Security Insurance Co. of
New
Z
7- 2 :/
,4'-2,%"
(increased)
25c
;
cidss B
Inc.,
pfd.
,^r
1;
(quar.)
Extra
—•
B
60c
common
(increased
Starrett (L. S.)
6-15
6-23
6.
6-
5
8
1
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
7- 1
.
5-25
5-25|
6-15
Co.
6%
preferred
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-10
5-29
$1
1.2-10
11-30
75c
6-19
6-
10c
6-30
6-16
$1.50
7-
16c
1
6-15
5
6-19
6-
3
3%
9-
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
921/2 c
8»-
1
7-20
2
5-22
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
8-
1
$1.15
_LJ
7-20
7-20
20c
6-10
5-
20c
Z
6-25
5-14
7-
5-14
$1.12%
1
8
25c
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
30 c
_
7-
1
1
10-
30c
12-15
30c
6-13
6-12
9-14
12-
1
5-29
Co.—
"7-
25c
1
7-' 1
$1.62
6-20
65c
6-
5
6-5
6-
5
6-15
5-15
6-15
6-
11c
(quar.)
6-30
6-19
6-30
6-19
15c
7-10
7-10
50c
6-10
1
6-25
6-25
5-11
35c
5-15
6-10
5-29
55c
(quar.)
6-12
70c
~Z
ZIZ
6-10
5-11
6-10
5-15
62 %c
93 3/4 c
7-15
6-30
8c
6-10
5-29
Z_Z_Z
5%
6-26
5-29
(increased quar.)
35c
6-10
40c
pfd." quar J
Inc._____Z____/___1
7-14
6-15
1
7c
;
6-19
6-
t30c
(s-a)
7-15
6-30
*40c
(Increased)
80c
--
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
6-19
preferred (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.).
9% preferred (quar.).
6-1C
5-27
Sterchl Bros. Stores
Bros., Lid.
n
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
:
.
Class
B
9-30
6-3,2
$1.16
»i.i0
7-
1
6-12
$1,161/4
$1.161/4
7-
1
6-12
$1.22 -'/a
7-
1
6-12
7-
$1.27%
1
6-12
7- 1
6-12
$i.3iy4
7-
1
6-12
7-
$5
series
Pipe
~
A
~
+30c
25c
7-
6-10
15c
6-10
7-
1
6-15
6-10
6-27
60c
5-23
1
6-20
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
25c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
ZZZZZZIZZZZZZZZ
6-
6-15
5-29
$1
"1
6-15
5-29
25c
7-
1
6- 5
31 %c
7-
1
6-
5
6-15
5-
5
6-3.0
6-15
I
(quar.)
6-15
35c
(quar.)__
10c
12 %c
i:
$1.12%
6-30
6-10
$1.06%
6-30
6-10
5%
6-26
5-15
30c
ZZZZZZZZZ"
ZZZZ ZZZ
6-15
5-25
75c
6-10
5-26
50c
6-10
5-20
10c
6-28
6-10
25c
6-25
6-10
40c
40c
6-10
6-
1
15%.
,
5-29
6-10
6-
1
7-
6-15
20c
42c
1
6-15
5-19
6-
8
40c
(quar.)_____Z
6-16
1
6-16
7-15
7- 2
21c
A
class A
1
7-
50c
(quar.).ZZZZZZZZZ
7-
20c
'
6-15
6- 1
*60c
7-
2
6-10
*60c
7-
2
6-10
ZZZZ
ZZZZZZZZ
reg.—ZZZZ!
+$0,536
6-
1
5-15
*$0,536
Series A
*$1.12%
6-
1
5-15
(quar!)"""
*50c
7- 2
7-
2
6-10
6-10
RR.
(s-a)_Z
Clutch
Salle
Street
5-20
(quarZf
25c
8-25
8-14
25c
11-25
11-16
$1.75
6-15
6- 1
40c
6-
1
6-10
6-
1
6-12
7-15
6-30
$1.25
7-15
"6-30
$1.25
6-15
5-21
19c
6-19
6- 6
$1
6-10
5-22
40c
6-27
62 %c
8-
Refrigeration
Corp!ZZ!_ZZZZZZ
non-cum.
partlc.
Union Bag-Camp Paper
2nd
com.
pref.
Corp,
ZZZ
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6-12
3
7-20
11- 2
10-19
30c
6-15
6- 5
*7%c
7- 1
62%C
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.,
5-29
$1.12%
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
70c
30c
Z
(quar.ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Film
5- 8
6-10
—ZZZZZZ!
Light & Power (quar.)
(quar.):
Century Fox
La
A
6-10
35c
Greenfcush
30c
(Del.)-r
Truax-Tracr Coal Co., common
(quar.)__
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
True Temper
Corp., common (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
5%.< preferred A
(quar.)_
Union
1
25c
ZZZZZ
_:ZZZZ
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Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Quarterly
Tyler
6-
10c
bearer
South
7- 1
35c
Quarterly
208
7-10
5-29
(quai~)
Travelers Insurance
(Hartford)
Conduit & Cable Co.
Disc
7-10
1
25c
Triangle
Troy &
Til©
1
5-29
4'/2 % preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Series
1
8-
6-10
ZZZZZZ—ZZZZ'
Shares
8-
6-10
_
Packing (quar.)
Todd Shipyards
(quar.)
Torrington Company (quar.)
Trans-Canada
7-10
5c
<
Supply Co., class
5-11
6-82
1
8-
44c
,
Tobin
Tractor
5
6-30
10c
1
Traders Finance, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
6-
8-
$1.19
(quarZ)ZZIZZZIZZZZ~ZZ"
Co.
1
_Z"Z
dividend
Mfg.
5-15
$1.14
"
Title Insurance
Corp. of St. Louis—
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
(Los Angeles)~
Increased
_/
Towle
6-15
25c
dividend)
_
6-15
6-15
6-
$1.25
Roller Bearing Co.
(quarZ)Z_ZZZZZZZ
Tishman Realty & Construction—
Common
(quar.)
_
1
30c
Thnkcn
Year-end
1
7-
(quarT""~
C.)
Roofing (quar.)_
Time, Inc. Co
Stock
7-
8-15
$1
Tilo
preferred
5-29
7-15
Line—
Thrift
5%
6-15
7-15
$1.21
(quar.)
(stock
5-20
$1.24
~~Z
Dreferrt'd
(initial)
Co.
7-15
6-15
$1.35
Investment Corp.
(quar.j"~~""~~
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4'%%
pfd. A^qua'rZ)"
41/4%
preferred (quar.)
Oil
1
30c
_
convertible
Tidewater
1
1
8-
5c
(quar. )
88-
25c
_
(quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common
Finance
6
$1.16
pfdZZquar
4%
5%
5-
$1.14
*
Common
Thorp
6-30
6-10
"Z-$l.
-./
~
ZZZZZ
A
6-12
7-20
wa s
_/______Z_Z_ZZ
ZZZZ!
income)_ZZ_I
com.
1
t$i
9-15
12-15
1
$1
(quar.)
Twentieth
6-30
6-12
7-
1
(quar.T
Thompson-Ramo Wooldritige, Inc.—.
Twin
12-31
6-12
1
(auar.)
1
$1.28
6-12
1
.
(quar.)
Industries, class
1
$1.25
$1.25
1
7-
60c
4% preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
(quar.)
Thermo King Corp.
6-
1
7-
$1.28
"
preferred
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Texas Utilities Co.
(quar.)
Textile
Insurance Co.
(N.
Extra
Thomas
3J
$1.15
(quar.):
(quar.)
common
5-15
.
(quar.)
$4
6-11
6-16
7-
(quar.)
Light,
6-26
6-
$1.02%
$1.061/4
(quar.)
$4.76
8
6-19
$1.12%
Texas Pacific Coal & oil
IquarZfZZZZZ!"!"
Texas & Pacific
Ry. (quar.)
preferred
6- 8
6-
35c
.
Gulf Sulphur (quar.)
Illinois
Natural
Gas
$4.56
7- 2
5-29
,6-17
55c
.
Corp.,
preferred
6-
6-
15c
1
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.96%
6-18
7-
,
1st
preferred
6-10
2%
Uc$*
Quarterly
_ZI_
—_1j
May
6-15
6-15
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quarJ
Canada, Ltd., 4%
Company (quar.)
Textiles, Inc.,
5
$1.50
ZZZZZZZZ
.._
vUlil,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Power &
5'
6-
6-15
(quar.).ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
preferred
5.40%
Texas
6-15
6-
50c
.
Common
1
6- 1
Texas Fund (from
investment
Texas Gas
Transmission
Texas
7-
7- 2
7- 2
2
corporate
title'
changed to Texaco, Inc.
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd. (ouar
)
$4.56 preferred
Texas
6-15
7-
.
Effective
1
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
5-28
7-
27c
(quar.)
preferred
Texaco
6-10
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
6-10
37 %c
6%
Stednian
4-17
7- 1
7-15
50c
5-20
15c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.— "
5-27
7- 2
6-12
preferred
Trunkline Gas. $5 pfd.
Tucson Gas, Electric
25c
;
ZZ
5
7-15
-
25c
,
(quar.)
5-29
7-28
7-
.1719
State Loan & Finance
Corp., class A (quar.)
Class
3
<quar.)_
.1
6-If;
"
1
ZZZZZZZZ
A
6-12
1
(quar.)
5.25%
1
6-
97%c
s-a)
State Fuel Supply Co,
6-15
10c
class
7-17
7-
15c
Class
Ltd.,
7-17
7-
$i.3i'i
Stanficlds,
8- .1
$1.25-.,v
12 Vic
(initial)___
Seven-Up Eottling (Las Angeles
'
./
22 Vic
;ir
$5.25
9-10
6-10
8-1
$1.12
preferred/(quar.)_-i.
ierriqk Corp., class A (quar.)
Tvel,
"
7- 1
Haveh—.
,class-A (quar.l'Jnv
6-
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-30
Vic
6-15
/quar.)
Standard Register, class A
Standard
Shares
5-15
6-30
7-
4.72%
1
18 %c
Stock dividend
Standard-Thomson Corp., ,5% %
.
1
1
6-
(quarZ)ZZZZZZZZZZ
Standard-Tocli Chemical,
■
6-
6-
87 %c
6-10
•
6-15
;
(New Jersey):
Steel
1
6-15
"(quar.)
common
6-10
c
6-
94c4
7-1
311/4
8-14
$1.26%
$1.33%
Kentucky..:
"A"
6-15
6- 8
30c
TrfitiDmiec{rt«
5.12%
-
3%''
*
5-15
9-15
6-15
6-15
•'
7-1-
(quar.)__^__,
:
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___"
;
20c r
preferred iquar.)
_♦* $1.061/4
ieemaiv Bros/' 1 quar.t ^l+/"/l_*_______"_i__ZZ_I"
12
"5%
5-?J
5
5-25
5-15
$1,061/4
ZZZ*"~
(quar/IZ
Insurance
10c
$2.50
■'
$f.25
ieiberling Rubber: Co./com.
6-
'
Common
.
1
6-19
30c.*
+_
6econd United
Securities
6-
6-15
6-15
$1.12%
$1.18%
(quar.)
of
7-15
25c
J~
Calif.
1
6- 8
(quar.)
preferred
5.10%
5-29
6-15
15c
Co.
1
6-12
30c
(Ohio),
"
6-15
8-
6-10
28c
(quar.)
of
33A% preferred
Standard Pressed
6-15
$1,121/2
5
75c
ZZZZZZZZZ ZZ
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ
8-
25%
6-
70c
g___
Standard Oil Co. of
Standard Oil Co.
(quar.)
6-90
$1.12%
9-
1
5
26c
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
(quar.
Oil
6-
9%c
(quar.)_
6-18
Standard
6-12
6-30
$1.20
(quar.
Co.
7-
6-19
ctfs
preferred
$4.64
Z
7-10
1
6-16
6-26
Carson
Dreferrert
4.90%
6-.16
1
"
Standard
1
1
7-
$1.10
6-18
Oil
1
7-
r,nc
2nd
4.64%
4.65%
6-15
7-
6-15
:
6-18
value; to
a
B
6-29
7-15
27%c
Standard Holding Corp., class A
6-15
30c
-
preferred
4.50%
4.60%
6-10
6-25
preferred (quar.)
Class
6-30
6-30
ZZZZZZZZ"
common
7- 2
*50c
preferred
4.25%
6-20
68%c
ZZZ~Z
Z-IIZZZ
(quar.)
Inc.,"
5-29
6-15
)_Z_ZZZZZZZ
(Canada!," Ltd
Uiiiiuoiuii,
6-15
1
27 %c
7-10 *
S1.18V
Corp,
Co.
5-28
Brands,
preferred
5
*15c
Co.-—
trust
4.10%
6-19
dividend!"
7-10
5c
be changed from. $10 to $5, plus
stock 'dividend
Beabrook
6-15
25c
$1.25"
Lumber
Y.),
two-for-one,
par
$3.50
6-30
7-15
(quar.)
(qtiar.)
Mfg. Co.,
preferred
6-
62 %c
-
Products
Tennesspe
6-12
6-12
7-
Fenn
Preferred
Marine
6-15
!!
&
convertible
Voting
6-12
1
1
$1033/4
Standard Financial
Corp.,
75c
common
Co., (N.
split
.
,J2y2c
,
Stock
(quar.)____
(quar.)
fund preferred (quar.)__
Beaboard
.
_1_._Z_
;
(quar.)
Clark
sinking fund preferred
S4.75
■
$3.75
C.)
1
7-
$$1.50
;
Standard
(A.
7-
7-
40c
(quar.)
&
7
30c
33c
Z"
(quar.)
Tennessee Corp.
7-20
•/
(quar.)_
(quar.)...
6-10
5-
50c
(quar.)
:_
relechrcme Mfg., class A
(stock dividend)!!
Telluride Power, 6%
preferred (quar.)___
Temco
Aiixraft
Corp.
(quar.)
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry"
6-12
8-15
"
,
-
6-12
1
&
Tecumseh
"6-10
J62'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
40c
(s-a)
6- 2
*
$1
preferred
50c
6-30
27c
(quar.
Quarterly
*
6-15
tlOc
(quar.)ZZZIZ"
Inc., common (quar.)
(quar.).
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(G.)
4.32%
2
t60c
ZZ
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International RR.
Quarterly
Sprague Electric
Springfield Fire
"
6-
25c
ZZZZ
_ZZ_Z_Z
(quar. )Z
(quar.);„__
common
preferred
85c
''
'
(quar.)
Inc.,
Scudder,
$4.50
Spokane
Scranton-Sprir.g Brook Water Service—
|
4,10'i
Scripto.
Inc.,
6-30
1
50c
(quar.)
(stock
5-20
*35c
(quar.)
Pearson
Taylor
2
50c
Spencer. Kelloeg & Sons, Inc.
(quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Spiegel,
6-
7-
$1,121/2
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
50c
d____T
Z__
(increased
7- 3
J
8-10
37 Vic
dividend)-
Scott
."I
;
(stk.
4.40%
J6-30
7-
50c
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Service
'
'
v
3.90%
4.15%
-
$1.25
Investment
preferred
preferred
1
6-U)
$1.50
Public Service,
6-15
5-28
7-1
; 22»/2c
(s-a)
Electric
preferred
6-15
-7C
50c
Co., com.
(quar.)____
I
A
*:
.
(quar.)
preferred
Taylor,
6-30
65c
Gas
Natural
Southwestern
5-
7-15
6-10
571/2C
.
+____
preferred
"5-25
7-24
_
•
(quar. )
$6
6-10
62'/2c
(initial).
4%
'
561/4 c
571/2 c
_
Southland Royalty
4.60%
___
class
6-30
2%
;
,
6-15
,15C
,
5Vi% preferred (quar.)___.
Common
Paper Mills
(quar.)
common—_ZZZZ_""
Tappan Co. new com. (initial)
Taylor Instruments Cos.
(quar.
1
32 % c
(quar.)_______
(initial)
Southwest
3.70%
10c
Corp.—•
preferred
preferred
6-30
25c
preferred
Tamblyn
5-20
$1.38
pfdZTquar/
(quar.
Semi-annual
4.36%
;^6-
7- 1
/
(quar.)
_Z_Z_—
Schenley Industries—
^iock dividend
:
jSch'eriiig Corp.; 5',/ conv. pifl.
Schlage Lock Co. »quar.)„.
M.)
4.64%.
Southland
.
6-
6-10
38% c
)_J_IZZ_ZZZZ_ZZZZZ
Southwestern
•1.10
dividend
(O.
preferred
preferred
4.40%
60c convertible preferred
Schwitzer
(quar.)
preferred (qUar.
preferred (quar.) ;
6- 4
33c
"
(James),
5%
6-30
6-15
121/2 c
preferred
4.75%
Southwestern
iandufa Co., common-
&
6-15
6-15.-,rx,6- 1
T
32'/2c
common
Class
1
Paper,
ialacla-Shirriff-Horsey,
Stock
6-
«
Talcott
6-30
25c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
5-
6-15.
15c
5-29
25c
common
5.35%:
VJE6-2G
S1.25
(quar.)
1st pfd. series A
New
7-24
3
7-31
6-12
50c
.,
(quar.)___
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)_
5.05 %
8-
30c
75c
:
Union
ZZ_
(quarT) ~
com.
7- 1
6-10
*3c
6-15
31'/4C
(quar.)
6-20
*7c
6-15
(quar.ZZ
preferred
non-cum
4V4 %
4'/2%
5%
1
6-26
$1.25',
_ZZ
Increased
Regis
.*•*
6-151. v
25c
(quar.)____,__
A
6-
*41-6-15
7-24
25c;
(quar.)
A
preferred
6-16
+$1.25
•t
'
7-1
-t25c
5%
5-23
$1.25
1
1
(quar.)_______/_ZZZZZZZZ
Railway
non-cum
Southern
5-29
37V2c
•
A
preferred
6-29
1
preferred
Southern
,.
;
preferred
Paul Fire & Marine
7- 1
7-
6-10
77-
Casualty—
Southern Natural Gas
Southern Pacific Co.
6-19
5-29
25c
Co.—
5%
5%
6-30
$1
5%
Scott
7-20
6-30
$1.07 Va
ZZ
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Louis-San
$4
7-20
p'.
SI
Joseph Light & Power, com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
ZZ/
Lawrence Corp.. Ltd., common
(quar.)__
Scott
4.80%
6-10
10c'
(monthly)
preferred
5%
preferred A iquar.y________Z___:„_/__
Stv Louis Public Service, class A (quar.)Z Z
■y
^
$1 I2y2
5%
St.
5
6-
8-10
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
St.
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.J.
St.
6-
6-15
&
Co.
1
25c
5
30c
$1.37'/2 preferred (initial
s-a)^_.^_
Southern Indiana Gas &
Electric
Common
(quar.)
"
5-27
6-18
"
Fire
preferred
<fe
7-
*15c
5-12
30c
participating preferred (quar.)
5%
4%
HI.
6%
6-17
6-19
„
r
______ZZ
6-
6-12
40c
preferred
Southern
iquar.)
6-12
Swift
6-20
5c
preferred
Propane, Ltd.,
1
1
*•1.25
5-15
$1.25
•
(quar.)
Canada (quar.)..
5-15
6-15
series
Sutherland Paper Co.
8
V': $1.25
(quar.)___
Canada Power Co., LtdZ—
Common (quar.)
Co.—
(Mich.)_______
Royalty
.Safeway
St.
4.32%
preferred
$1.40
5-22
6-15
1st
Superior
5-26
6-
ZZ
com.
(quar.)__
$1.20
9
6-
7-
15c
Southern
6-12
1
Co.
new
6-10
6-15
6-22
55c
California Edison—
Original
6-12
7- 3
s/state Commerce Commission)
.Sabine
.St.
Southern
6-10
7- 3
20c
(Jacob), 4V2V0 preferred (quar.)_4
■yder System (increased
quarterly
(2-for-l split, subject to approval of
Inter¬
|
6-24
.
5c
.uppeft
1
6-15
12 Vic
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shares
Co.
1
Oil
Co.,
8%
preferred
(quar.)_
Southam Company/Ltd.
6-10
10c
(quar.)____^_
Company,
Mfg.
6-
5-29
50c
Pittsburgh Water, 4V2%
pfd;"(quarZ)
Puerto Rico
Sugar, ctinmon (quar.)_
South
5-18
6-15
Penn
South
5-26
6-24
2
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ZZZZZZZZZ
(s-a)_/Z_ZZ*ZZZ
Insurance
Jersey Gas
riff Co.
oSSUyanC9 F°' °*
(quar.)_;
6-
15c
(quar.)_.:
Mining (quar.)
Sundstrand Corp.
(quar.)
Sunray Mict-Continental
Oil,
Super Food Services—
5-29
7-
"■■
Georgia Natural Gas, $6
South
6-22;
;Z
Petroleum
York
Z_Z
;
Cola
6-12
15c"
common
,
>yal C'rovyn
■oyal Dutch
New.
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Carolina
South
1:V
15c'
/_
common
preferred
conv:
>
,
South
6-10
*$1.06%
Corp. (quar.)
Marie-Re id,
5%:
■
preferred
6-15
$1.12
Oil
60c
preferred (quar.)_%__:
South
6-19
6-lOv,
50c
5%
6-12
7-
25c
preferred (quar.)
onson
•ose
•
1
lZ
7- 7-
$1.25"
Corp,-(quar.
Eock\Vell-Standard Corp.
(quar.)
Holland Paper Co, Ltd.,
6-15
7"M:
,
.
(quar.)__*__'_'_ZZZZZZZZ";
preferred
6-
6-30 ..t
'
$2";
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Telephone Corp.—
Cbnjmon f-(qtiar.f_Z-.__—
6-15 /
*20c
6-19
6-19
16c
Publishing Co.. Ltd., class"aZZZZZ
25c
Carolina Electric & Gas, com.
(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred
(quar._ZZ* ~Z~
4.60% preferred A (quar;>_+Z~_ ZZ~'
1
com.
1
25c
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
(quarZ/ZZZZZZ___!
(quar.)
Corp.,
Sun
75c
South
5-22
6-
5-29
Rnn
Sun
5-29
6- 4
5-3*
5-11
5-29
1
4
6-10
7-
5-11
2
6-19
66-
6-15
6-10
6-15
1
6-15
6-10
6-15
6-10
2
7-
25c
6c
1
7-
6-19
45c
6-
A
1
$1.25
6-15
$4.50
7-
(quaiZ)__!
$5
pfd.
(quar.)___
Co.
Company
Chemical
6-19
5c
1
6-15
""""""
convci'tible preferred
Paper Co.; common (quar.
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)_;
*
Sun
1
_ZZZZZ!
Clothier,
&
6-15
5-26
7-
25c
(quar)
6-
(quar.)Z~~"~~
A
(quarJ_Z~"
Sorg
6-10
' .6-15
3c
(quar.)
.
.
5-29
5c
fochester & Genessee Valley RR. (s-a)____
ii
,'; V*
6-10'
6-15
60c
-
5
$1.25
6-22
.'<6-22
■
*25c
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)_.
:
A
6-
^
> 37Vic'
Z
H.)
cldss
6-15
,
;____
tobertson (James) Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
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Co. (quar.)
(H.
'
Co.—;'Z!!T~~~v
Controls'
5%%* ' 'preferred-,
Robinson
$.08333
Stuart
5-29
J15c
Conoco Products
(quar.)—i__ZZZZIIZ"ZZ~"
Sonotone Corp., common
(quar.) _IZZZZzZ-Z~~
$1.55 convertible preferred
-
6-10
7-
(quar.)_-__,
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quan.)_
Socony Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)
Solar Aivcrafi; Co.
(quar.)
common
6-10
6-30
15c
5c
6-15
t25c
(quarJ—ZZZZZ
6-18
6-12
1
6-17
&
(S.)
6-11
50c
(quar.)
Stroock
t50c
5% class A preferred
(quar.)_ _"~~~ZZ~'
Smith (A. O.t
Corp. (quar.)_____
~ZT "
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Smith, Kline & French Lalroratories
(incr.)
Smith
5-11
7-
6-26
17 %c
_
.
6-12
40c
15c
B
Strawbridge
6-10
115c
(quarZ )~ZZZZ~Z
CoZZZ_ _ZZZZ
Class
5-22
7-
$1
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil
6-
6-10
Broadcasting,
1
tl5c
)/___ZZZ"
(quar.
2
7-
63c
(increased)_
6-19
5
7-
6-15
Storer
3
7- 1
30c
aunshino
Z_Z_ZZZZZZZZi
1
Corp.
1
1
6-
43%c
-
&
20c
(quar.)~Z
Simmons Company
(quar.)
Simonds Saw & Steel
Oil
6-
common
Webster, Inc. (quar.)
Stonecutter Mills, class A
(quar.)_
Class
B
(quar.)
'
on
(quar.)__
6-15
,
20%
_____/:/;/
,
Paper Co. (Increased)__
Roadway Express, Inc., class A (quar.)
Ronn Antelope
Copper Mines, Ltd. Amer. shs.
redeemed
6-15
$r
Raisin
be
6-10
4c
about 4c per
to
6-30
30a.
quar!) ZZZZZZ
1
6-19
6-10
Stone
6-
6-24
5$C
preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
6-30
.
30%
•
1
7-
.
B
2
6-12
25c
■3%
ZZIZZZZZ
A
per share Plus thls divi.)
common
2
7-
t$1.75
5%
prefe.rred
(quar.i__________ZZZZZZZZ
Silverwood Dairies,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
5-15
Ltd.,
3
7-
1
10c
7-20
•'
•1
$1
-
issue
6-
1
8-
5c
~
(entire
6-16
8-
25c
8-
1
5-28
$30c
Silknit.
6-15
6-10
2%
~~~~ZZZ
(quar.)_ZZZZZZ_ _Z
7-20
Class
//*
25c
25c
(quar J
st brelerred
(quar.)
Stoklcy-Van Camp, Inc., common
(quar.)
5/o prior preferred
(quar.)
5% convertible 2nd
preferred (qUarZ!
3
When
Boldera
Payable of Bee.
Share
Textiles
_x* Baer. & Fuller co.,
6
6-
Stern
4,/a%
8
5-
25c
(quar.)
T?,at $25
A
6-
6-12
30c
>8- 1.
(Final payment of 5% equal to about
12c-!
per share, .and-a special
Interim pay•
B
"$1.25 pfd.
em
6-19
6-19
20c
(quar.)
8tern &
6-18
50c
(quar.);
Corp. (Del.)
Stock dividend
_______;_/_ZZ
Signal Oil &; Gas Co., class
6-10
7-17
20c
Grande Valley Gas (quar.).
RiQ Tinto Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
Siegler
6-17
75c
_ZlZ
Rio
7-13
RR.--
Corp.
.1
7-13
Class B (quar.)
Sicks Breweries, Ltd.
7-
93%c
;___
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)__
•5 Riegel Textile
Corp., $4 pfd. A <
6-11
8-
2c V,.
'
-
(increased quar.)
<increased quar.»_
Metal
Stock
.
6-11
Class
•'; -
'quar.
Potomac
6-
8- 1
90c,,/
1
/-,-ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"
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I
*
7-
30c
4c
Sherer-Gillett
1
25c
15c
Sherwin-Williams (CanadaV,,7% pfd.
Shoe Corp. of
America (increased)
ohulton. Inc., class A
(quar.)
of
7-
59 %c
2
dividend
7- 2>
*
?
America
6-19
1
2
6-
(increased)
Corp.
6-10
Sheraton
6-
2
+__ZZZZ
6-15
1
2
7-
Per
Name of
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Brewers (quar.)_
5
7-
___Z_ZZ/Z_Z^Z—~
Pi-oducts
6-
t50c
'& Hoist"Corp"ZZZZZ___
Crane
6-19
t56i/4C
(quar,)_/i_;t.___L:jZZ ~
Shepard-Niles
Holders
Payable of Rec
10c
(quar.) _____Z/ZZZZIZZ
(quar.)
__
6-25
$1.12%.!:
Shares—
Guaranteed stock, (extra)
.
;v
Co.
(quar.)-'
Shelter Mfg.
Corp
6-10
7-23,-
45c..
(quar.)
common
oil
G.)J Co.
7-
r 12 %c
2 9/10c—
Fredericksburg &
(Frank
6-26
25%-,p
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!
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75c/v
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Shell
12-15
6-23
$1
"
preferred rquar.)__-_rZ-_'v_____r^:k'
of approximately
Ranch Oil (increased)
Rice
-•
9-15:
1-1-60
Stock
(quar.)____.
Interim
'
_
Shelby Salesbook
25c
(quar.)_^___^____i___—__
Selection
9-15
*
.
(quar.)
•
Rhodesian
4Vi %
preferred B
Shawnuit Association
Sherman
;■ 4%%' 2nd preferred (iuar.)____
43 j% preferred A
(quar._
Reynolds' (R. J.) Tobacco,
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M" '3.60%'
6-15
<
.
Steel Corp. % quar.)
Corp.
(stock
dividend)_
Revlon,
6-15
1
25c
Resistoilex
•
1
7-
•
Corp./Yr
preferred
/Reynolds Metals,
7.
*28c.
iquar.jr;
Pictures
'
5-19
t27c.v-.10- 1,
t5c>-svl0- 1
'
,
6-15
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.— -Z
,/4^. preferred^A Jouar.)./-' '
.
tVhen
Share
Shattuck
5-19
*5c_
.■
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)__;
Republic Insurance (Texas)—
Name of Company
.
5-18
€-15
>'*28c
_;-__'_____I_____I~~Z~
quar.)
i
'
/
.6-12
-
class
_____
$1.10 class A
Payable of lice.
Per
20c
$2.25- -'
51
Holders
55c
■.
1—___Z__Z!~Z~
Extra
.
_1
(quar.)
c&mmonI.___
'/ "*%"-%
preferred"- (s-a)./
Renold
'Chaifa?,''Ltd., $1.10
y
When
Share
*15c
7- 1
6-15
6-18
30c
6-12
S- •
.
;
Chrpnicle.Monday, June 8,1959
The Commercial and Financial
(2610;
50
5-22
6-12
35c
Mfg
Minnesota, Mining: &
Name of
payable of Bee.
Service,
Public
Orleans
New
•
1
6-13
20c
6-10
5-22
30c
7-
1
6-11
New
50c
6-15
6-
1
50c
9-15
9-
1
7-
$1.25
$1.10
7-
1
7-
1
6-16
6-2G
10%
6-11
RR.,
Harlem
A:
preferred
3%%
com.
7-
1
6-17
0-29
New Yorker
6-16
5-251
18c
6-12
fi-20
6-12
8-20
G%
Telephone Co.
preferred
Newberry
(J. J.)
6-15
1
6-
5
$1.12%
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6- 5
6-29
6-15
5c
6-10
5-3i
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
7- 2
6-15
Ncwmont Mining Corp.
$25C
6-15
5-22
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com.
5c
6-15
5-29
3Vv.%
87%c
6-15
0-29
$1.05
G-15
5-29
preferred (quar.;
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
,—.
3.60%
preferred (quar.)—
—
5.25%preferred (quar.)——
3.40%
preferred (quar.)—
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)_
—
Nopco Chemical Co., new com. (initial)—-•
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.).—
Mobile* & Birmingham RR. Co.—
4% preferred (s-a)_
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.)——
Modiue Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Molson's Brewerj*, Ltd.-—
80c non-cum. partic. class A
(quar.)
Class B
(qtvar.) —
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
preferred (quar.) ——
4.50% preferred (quar.)—-—«—
$22%c
t55c
.
6-19
5-29
€-30
5-29
1
5-29
$1.17%
—
7-
1
5-29
7-
Lines
5-29
6-19
5-25
(quar.)-
50c
7-15
G-
$1.75
7-
37 %c
6-15
5-29
Class
A
7-
2
G-15
Class
B
G-10
5-21
North
7-
1
G-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
125c
-
30c
—
62 %c
6-
1
G-10
G-10
120c
G-
(initial)
Moore Corp., Ltd., new common
f20c
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)..—
——
Morningstar-Palsley, Inc.
(quar.)—....
Morrell (John) & Co. (quar.)
——
10-
1
2
G-
preferred
$5
Mount Royal Dairies,
Lid.
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
North
•
profits)—.
(quar.7
gtd.
Jtfational
Cash
A
6-12
6-
1
6-15
5-22
7- 1
U5c
1
.'. 35c
6-15
6-
1
9-15
preferred
6-26
6-12
5%%
G-12
6- 1
Northrop
7-31
11-16
10-30
7-
1
3.90%
4.40%
4.44%
7-15
30c
5-29
Ohio
20c
6-15
5-29
5-29
6-18
5-15
6% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Oklahoma Mississippi River Product Line Inc.
6-16
Porter
7-
2
6- 5
6-
1
1
Potomac
6-30
6-
1
Powell River, Ltd.—
7-
6-15
7- 1
7-
6-15
6-30
6-10
$15c
G-15
5-15
7-
G-12
Quarerly
Old Republic Insurance (Chicago) (quar.)—
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred (accum.)
©tin. Malhieson Chemical Corp. (quar,)-.—
1
7- 0
«*-*
18-/4.
Oliver
6-15
5-15
6-11
6-
6-12
20c
6-12
6- 5
6-10
6-30
5-15
Provident
7- 2
6- 5
(Chattanooga,. Tenn.) (quar.)—-—.
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
Oliver Tyrone
10c
6-15
5-28
6-
Oneida,
25c
6-15
5-28
5-20
7-
G-10
5-25
50c
G-10
5-25
50C
6-15
5-29
18c
(s-a)
6-15
8- 3
6-15
5-29
8
-
50%
15C
(quar.)
»
62 %c
6-15
5-29
6-30
6-12
7-
6-17
1
share
resident tax
-
Research,
6-15
5-29
3C
_
6-15
5-29
10c
6-15
50c
7-
6-15
6-12
6-
10c
6-29
6-18
6-25
6-
2
10c
0-30
6-
1
4%
6-30
0-
1
1
8-28
1
4%
(Pittsburgh.)
(quar.)
dividend
16c
E-
1
tH
G-10
Cement
Co.
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
20c
(quar.)
5-29
Nestle-LeMur Co.
(quar.)
Britain Machine (quar.)
Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
England Lime (quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
-
-
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
6-
40c
6-30
15c
7-15
6-25
25C
7-
1
6-10
20c
6-15
0-
$2
6-30
6-10
i
-
Pacific
6-19
6- 5
47 %c
(quar.)—
6-15
50c
New Haven Gas Co. (quar.)
New-Jersey Power & Light—
*% preferred (quar.)
4L05% preferred (quar.)
7%c
85c
7-
6-30
7-
1
7-
3
10- 2
5%
1
Tin
Common
5
Corp.,
Non-voting
6-15
7- 1
6-10
6-10
5-29
6-10
5-15
20c
7-24
7- 6
7- 1
6-15
7-15
7-
Consolidated
Co.
6-18 :
6-
$1
7-
1
6-8
Parmelee Transportation
$1.01%
7-
1
6-
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd.
(quar.)
;
6-15
5-29',
6-20-
6-15 S
7-15
7-
f.
i
{
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5-29j
6-15
.
6-22
6-
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
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5-28
;
2
]"
6-10
6-
6-19
3
6-
6-15
8-
ll \
O-.
1
7-15 i
1
G-23
5-2*?¥
-
6-29
6-5
:
6-24
6-29
15c
6-15
7- 3
6-19*
6-30
6-12
ioc
6*10
5-29* i
6-10
6-
6-30
5-18
1
i
6-15.
"
6-15 i
6-15
6-30
6-
5
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$56c
7-13
6-20
f
7-13
6.-20 f.
7-16
J75c
.
'
6-30
-
8-
1
7- 3
i-
7-
10c-
1
5-2*,
1
$50c
t$2
v
'"31c'
5-28
6-30
17%c.
7- .1
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15c*
6O0-
6-10
6-15
j
f
6-12 i
6-26
15c,
r
6-25
6-
4*4
6-10
6-
It-
6*15
6* 1 ,'i
$1;25
$1.31 y*.
6*15
7- 1
<
45c
.
,6-10
6-10
6-30,
35e
„•
~
6-*
7- 1
5c
5-29
6-30
5-29
$1.07%
,
5-29
6-30
35c
6-30
5-29 k
$1.26%
6-30
5-29
50c
6-23
6-10
50c
——
0-23
voting .(quar.)—
(quar.)
-
7-
$1.75
i
6-10
6-19 j;
1
4
6-15
6-
$1.18%
6-15
5-29
40c
6-30
5-25^
75c
6-13
6-
15c
6-30
6-15
30c
7-
1
6-12;
$2
7-
1
6-12 ^
$1.73-
-
(quar.)-—_
Ltd., new common (initial)——
(q.ur.)
6-15
6-15
35c
if
7-
1
6-12.jp
7-
1
6-12
...
'
;
t25c
127%c
preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
Radio Corp.
$20c
•
6-29
6-1
7-
-
l< •
of America,
6-30
6-15
1
6-15
6-19
Railway Equipment & Realty
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)
•7%o
Radorock
7- 1
$1.40
6-15
6-
6-30
6-19
6-10
$3.50
5-29
1
$22 %c
7- 2
6-15
25c
6-30
6- 5
1%C
6-15
6-
37 %C
7- 1
1st preferred (quar.)—
Resources, Inc
(quar.)_
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd..
6% preferred (s-a)—.
6% preferred (s-a)
Rath Packing Co
Ranco,
6-19
1
...
A
common
7-1
10-1.
5-25
Real Estate Title Insurance
€-14
7-31
Reeves Bros., Inc.
6-15
6-
18c
6-16
6- *
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
12%C
6-26
6-12
Reinsurance
UOc
6-26
6- 5
Reltman's
—
(quar.)
(extra)
6-2<
...
6-11
50c
*
6-30
50c
..
(s-a)_
6-10
1
7%C
6-12
<s-a)_
5-20
7-
:
(quar.)—
1st pfd. (quar.)——_
(quar.)
————
(Canada), Ltd;
9-1*,
6-10
85c
.
Reading Company, 4%
Corp.: (N. *Y.)
7- 1
*
,
25c
5-29
1
6-12;
t$L50
6-15
preferred
6-26
1*1.50
1
2nd
Ml:
$30c
(s-a) r
7-
4%
6-30
«-ll
30c
—
6-15
I
6-10
7-24
30C
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)
c.
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
class
1
7-10
5c
$1.5(K«
(quar.)—
Inc.
30c convertible
*
«-l«-
-
$1.04%.
$2.50
—
7-15
6-
'
«
7-
.
(quar.)
7-15 i
1
G-10-
-
7%c
Park-Lexington (N. Y.) (quar.)
8-
:
180-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
8-1
1
5
20c
$1
6-19
S50(r
Quaker State Oil Refining (Increased)——
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)..—
6-15
45c
6-15
6-12
common
common
Pyle National, common
8% preferred (quar.)
6- 4
6-15
5c
Corp
(quar.)
Chemical
6-19
10c
Advertising (quar.)
1
7-15
6-12
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)-—-.
Purex Corp.,
1
€-30
70c
7-
6- 9
-
•
Fublicker
6-22
6- 1
37%c
6-1*-;'
7-
6-15
-—
original preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
Industries, $4.75 pfd.
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
6-22
7-
1
6-10 ;
6-30
7-10
6* 9
7%
30c
4% preferred (quar.)
Paramount Pictures Corp.
.
Park
8
1
6-30
:
Insurance^ Co,
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.05%
Publication
25c
(quar.)
Indemnity Co.
Parker-Hannafin
—
4.30%
'
31 %c
pfd. (quar.)
Page-IIershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pan American Sulphur Co
Pantex Mfg. Corp.,
com.
(initial payment
after a 700% stock dividend)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
.
1
6-15
4.18%
$1
.
.
Pn/dfic Outdoor
7-24
7-14
40c
6- 5
G-15
8-14
15C
6-15
10- 3
$$1.75
6-20
10c
6-15
tl5c
Accident
$1.40 preferred
7-
'
5-22
6-24"
—
7%
1
7-
7-14
$1
Pacific Intermountain Express
2
115C
Quarterly
New. Haven Water
$1.43%
11-
7- 2
8-14
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific Northwest Pipeline, $5.60 pfd. (quar.)
11-30
&•
$25c
*
_•—«
6% preferred
Pacific
3%
Xdfe
$25c
20c
__
Pacific Cement & Aggregates (quar.)
Pacific Clay Products (quar.))
Pacific Coast Co.,
class A and 0
6-15
non¬
(quar.)
Co.
5-21
7- 2
6-
5-22
6*30-
t3 0c
5Va%
Co., Inc.—
5%%
Paper
6-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
Oxford
6-15
30c
$25c
6-12
1
6-30-
6-24
——
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
2—
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
Common
(quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)
——
^
Public Service Electric & Gas, com.-(quar.)
5-28
37 %c
_
5-22
30c
5%
.
Corp.—
on
of 6.45%
Mfg. (quar.)—>
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4.75% preferred 13 (quar.)
4%
preferred D (quar.)
Orpheum Building (s-a)
Oster Mfg. (quar.)
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)„
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.,
5-28
30c
Co.
1
6-11
50c
Ins.
4
7-
75c
(quar.)
Mfg
9-
40c
common
Africa
South
Opelika
invest.
Co.
Fire
Union of
less
5 ^
-
&-10-
.
preferred
6-10
6* 5
15c
5
6-
:
■
6-30
5C-
&
Bros.
15c
6-26
$1.75
(quar.)
IOC
7- 2
$1.50
—
2.;...
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture (quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred (accumulative)
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com. (quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
4
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
American shares (approximately $2.52 per
6-
6-30
25c
— —
75c
8
5
.
Progress Mfg. Co.
6-23
ft
8-18
'
25c
(From investment income)
(quar.)
——2—
Prophet Company, (quar.),
'—
Providence Washington. InsdfkneeCo. (R. I.)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance-Co
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-10
20c
(quajr.)..—
Co., Ltd., common_'_2-—2—.
Inc.
Preway,
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America—
Ben
:
(s-a)
—
Price (T. Rowe) Growth Stock Funds— "
15c
Old
6-1
' :
5-20-
6-10
-
*
5«i5
6ZV20
Corp.
4%
6%c
r.—
Coal Corp.
5-26
6-19
6-10.
55c
of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
2—
6% non-cumulative partic. pfd. (quar.) 22
Power
Price
6-10
1
G-10
tl5c
6-15
1
7-
1
(quar.)__
common
Ordinary and bearer shares
5-15
7-
6-10
25c
6-15
1
6-10
1 :2
6-
.
6-
•%'
6-15 j
1
7-
62l»0'
0
*
6-15
6-
30c
6-
-
7-20
6-
12—(quar.)—.2
(Del.)
Power,
1
■
:
6-12
6-12
I
6-15
Electric
*
I
G-20
$25c<r
:i_—
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
K.)
(H.
j
5
6-
-
7-20.
37%C
-2-,
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-
$1.75
(H. K.) Company (Mass.) (quar.;-2./
Potlatch Forests (quar.)._.^.^__^—
—
1
6-15
37 %c
Porter
37 %C
—
Quarterly
.
6-30
60c
1
(quar.)-——
6-19
6-15
Porter-Cable Machine
40c
0-15
1
Pomona Tile
5-29
$1.11
€0e
6-15
5-29
$1.10
6% pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Water Service (quar.)
Okapagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
•
Stocks
Neon Products of Canada
New
Oil Co.
6- 2
6-15
5-27
e- a
15o
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
6-10
97 %c
0-12
8-
$1.75
1st preferred (quar.)—
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
6-12
6-19
15c
Polaroid Corp., common
50c
5-29
7-15
6-13
~
25c
Ohio River Sand Co.,
7-
Plymouth Oil Co.
6-10
6^16
6-26
:
15c
_
25c
_
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
40o
27 %c
32 %c
50c
quar.)
66c
Co.
6-15
$1.06%
5-29
5- 8
$50c
—
50c
distributions from net
Neisner Brothers. Inc.
New.
Crankshaft
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co. common (quar.)
•
(increased)
6-15
if< 6-10
$20c
Office
8c
Natural Gas Pipe Line,
New.
5-29
1
*
25C
7% preferred (quar.). —
—_2—•
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (increased)——
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.).—
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (initial) — .12Placer Development, Ltd. (interim;
3
25c
G-10
-
Stock dividend
New
6-18
6-15
(initial
25c
7-
Quarterly from net Investment income
New
6-18
6-30
•
Products
90c
(quar.)
National-U. S. Radiator
New
6-30
—
Oahu
Oak
18&*
10# I
IBC- 1-4-60
Nation-Wide Securities
Nazareth
5-25
6-
Plastics
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)'—.
;
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.-—
Common
(quar.)
—r.
5-25
6-19
20c
Ohio
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Sugar Refining (quar.)
Nationwide
6-15
6-15
40c
(quar.)
6-19
Quarterly
Stock
7-10
6-30
$69c
Railway & Land Co. (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
6-12
5-20
8-
6-12
l
7-
7-31
7-24
$8c
Growth
Union
:
7-
6-3(4-
7-20-
;
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—;
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., nc^ com. (initial quar.)
—
6-23
Standard Co.
National
Pioneer
6-19
$$1.50
.
6-30
—
preferred
&
6-19
1
40c
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
com.
nient income)
1
5%
1
7-
5-29
6-10
—.
7-
$40c
2nd
Inc.,
6-20
(quar.)—
7-
50c
7-15
Income
National Tank
8- 3
(quar.)
2%
(stock dividend)
National Tile
6-19
0-14
(quar.)
30c
(stock div.)
National Steel
National
Piggly Wiggly (Calif.;, common..;
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)Pioneer Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)
(from
7-14
35c
0-19
—
Securities &
National
6-19
7-14
$1.05
6-20
1
National Securities Series:
National
Piedmont
Gas
6-10*.
1
6-30.2
07YuO$1
5c
25c
—2%c
$1
fhvest'
12c
r 12c
$1.45
7-15
National Presto Industries. Inc.
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
quar.
income.
6-19
0.328 Voc
preferred (quar.)
$0.328%c
2%
Tank Co., class A (stock dividend)
2%
Class B (stock dividend)
35c
Norwich Fliarmacai Cer. (quar.)—
National Old Line Insurance Co.—
National
7-14
Natural
1
7-
—*
—
6-10;
1
7-
75c
$1.37%
Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
1st preferred (quar.)
Oakito
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co
National Mortgage & Investment, common—
JBoth
Phillips Screw Co.
t
7-
—
5-22
1
6-10-
6*15
(guar.):
5-22
Nor walk
6-10
20c
35c
Insurance
C% preferred B
National Lock Co
*
Ry.
Morris, Inc., common
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—
G-20
$1.12
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ogilvic Flour Mills, Ltd. (increased quar.)
Offlcbay Norton Co. (quar.)
National Lead Co., common
7%
preferred A (quar.)
National
common
Northern
i
—-
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
-
B.
Pacific
Philip
6-19
1
7-1
(quar.)
6-30
37 %C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
6-30
1
.
5%%
5-22
G-30
--
_
5.80%
7-15
6-
7-15
$2
6-
7-
preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
6-15
9- 3
«
6- 5 !
6-15
3'*
-
•
44c
(quar.;
Natural Gas,
6-
2
6-10
5%
;
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
6-30
3
2
10-
tG2%c
$62 %c
—
5-29
6-12
8-17
7-
5-20
10c
30c15c
5c
class A (quar.»
$1.06%
(quar.)
preference (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
6-12
6-30
7-15
5-13
6-15
U5e
5-20
0-15
7- 1
87%c
%
$1/
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.;
•
75c
Philadcli>hia Electric, common (quar.);
56c
$1 preferred (quar.)
—2
25c
Philadelphia Fund, (6c from realized securi1
*
ties profits and 4c from investment inc.)
10c
Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)/.—222
$1
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)——$2.50
Philco Corp.. 3;!t% pfd. (quar.)
:
93'!4C
4%
5-29
(M5
-$lw'
-
& Co.—
' .
(inilial-quar.)—
preferred
3%%
5-15
6-15
A
4.22%
6-
93%c
(Hartford) (quar.)
(quar.)
National Gas & Oil Coif?.- (quar,)—
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
Class
U5c
6- 9
"National Food Products
non-cum.
Ltd., common (initial)
4%%
4%%
6-16
6-15
•=
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
»
6%
5-2(1
Common
6-19
6-30
»
(quar.)
National City Lines (quar.)
National Dairy Products Corp.
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Class
B
6-10
5Vi%
.
Fire
35c
4———
6-22
Extra
National
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines,
(quar.)
(Detroit)
6-19
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—*
—
$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
;
$2.50 preferred (1950 series) (quar.)™—
Northeast Capital Corp. (stock dividend)
Northern Central Ry. (s-a;.
...
Northern Indiana Public Service—
1
tvo-for-one split of the common stock—
Casualty
8-14
6-30
1
A
1-17
/
special meeting of stockholders has beencalled on July 10 to approve a proposed
National
8-24
7-15
common
6-1
6-15
$1.12%
50c
-• *
75c
-*—<
75c
(quar.;
Trading Cori).,
(Charles)
New
Class
1
-
National Co., Inc. (Mass.), com.
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum &
Pfizer
7-
$1
(quar.)—50c
gains)
5-29
5-29
15c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Co.
'
6-10
6-15
10c
27%c
(quar.)
1
'-Vt
^2
Exploration
6-20
(quar.)—
6-10 ;
7-
6-15
$1
Pipe
Die.
6-20
Class
0-19
Petroleum
—
50c
Refractories
6-25
_2_————><
preferred (quar.;
4%%
Peter Paul,
34%c
—
5-2*/
17?»c
\
• •
Line (quar.;_^—
common (quar.;
.
Milk Co.,
37 %C
.
(Chicago)
6-12 '
6-13
—
Quarterly
6-11
7-
12 %C
(quar,)...-—
common
Register
7-2'i
6-15
Northern
Corp. (quar.)—
(25c from ordinary income
Co.,
8-10
—-
(quar.)
North Star Oil,
C-30
4c
30c
(quar.)--.
Biscuit
15c
Coal
1
10c
-
—
(quar.)
Basin
Permian
5
6-15
6-
-
Aluminate
National
(increased)
7-
(quar.;
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.;—
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (resumed;
5
North Pcnn Gas Co.
4-
—;
capital
5-21
6-
6-15
10c
(quar.;
common
J.
1
40c
Stock dividend
6-
6-29
15c
50c
8c
37%c
Stock dlv. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
from
G-12
G-10
Inc.
4preferred
5-27
6-19
6-30
CTarda Microwave Corp. (N. Y.)—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Nurda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)
phis 75c
6-2G
18%c
5-29
7-
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island— -rQuartcrly
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.;__
1
6-
6-29
6-19
American
3-6%
Katco Corp.
6-15
35c
North River Insurance
1
Myc-rs (F. E.) & Bros
National
5-15
6-26
35c
1
$1.65
35c
—
National Aviation
6-15
Controls,
Common
Pet
5
22 %c
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
.
Muskogee Co. (quar.)—.——
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)
6%'preferred (quar.)
Mutual Trust (3c from net investment inc.
Decatur RR.
5-14
(increased)
American
4.40%
—-——
&
5-29
6-11
6-10
",25c
6-
6-20
Quarterly
Extra
V
(initial)
common
6-
20c
30c
(quar.)—
Mtfrray Co. of Texas (quar.).;
new
2
13.50
Mueller Brass Co.
.Nashville
6-12
6-19
6-10
G-30
—2%
dividend)——
preferred (s-a)
m.
Vernon
Mills, Inc—
—
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Corp.
35c
10c
5
/.
.
7%
Nachman
5
25c
—
6-15
7-
15c
2%
$1.25
40c
—
Finance Corp.,
Motor Products Corp.
securities
5
8-28
7-
f$1.75
15c
—
from
66-
85c
on common
North American Life Insurance
5
t$1.75
Common——m—
A
B
split
5%%
preferred (quar.)
0%
preferred (quar.)——
5-13
7-10
lc
6-30
6-30':
$1.31%
North American Cement Corp.—
8
7-2
and
5
North American Investment Corp.—
cojnmon
Two-for-one stock
North American Car,
15c
(stock
5
6-
North
8
15c
Common
6-
6-30
2%%
Norris-Tliermador Corp. (quar.).
American C'ar-r-
1
$2.50 nrior preferred (quar.)..
wliecl Corp
————Chemical (quar.)-—
—
dividend—
5
6-30
90c
15c
7- 2
Motor
Stock
6-
97 %c
5-29
6-15
4Vifo preferred (quar.)
$1.12(iKw4.60% preferred (quar.)—
' $1.15
Pcnn-Tcxas Corp., $1.60 conv. pfd. (accum )
1 40c:
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)—2
—
50c~
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)—
50cm
Peoples Lite Insurance (Washington, D. C,;--Quarterly
--2—_. 15c
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.)—-1
^
v - * ;
6- 5
$50c
6-15
common
Motor
6-30"
5
6v
90c
25c
—
Montrose
preferred
preferred
6-19
1
$1.02%
&
125c
Montreal Locomotive Ltd.
7%
7-
6-30
(Subject to ICC approval)
Normctal Mining Corp., Ltd
7-
6-1
6-30
Norfolk & Southern Ry. (stock dividend)
Norfolk
6-15
45c
Western Ry. (quar.)
Noranda Mines Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
Montgomery Ward <fc Co.,
Class A (quar.)
—
Morgan Engineering,
5-29
(quar.)—..—-—,—
Chemical Co.
Mocre-McCoriuack
2
6-
6-19
25c
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Containers
6
$1.12%
4.70%
Monsanto
6-
6-12
(quar.)
com.
6- 1
25c
—
——
7- 1
6-27
*22%c
—
(quar.)
Preferred
Modern
$2
1
$1.21%
4.85%
35c
6-30
7-
6-12
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System
7-10
50c
50c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
6-15
t35c;
12%'C
.
uit.
(quar.)
preferred
$40c
I
—
30c
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. (increased;—
35cPcnn Fruit Co., common (quar.)
—^8%ct
Stock dividend
' *2%*
Penney (J. C.l Company (quar.)—:
* 75c-:
Pennsylvania Engineering Co. (quar.)__.
,30cPennsylvanla Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—45c
Pennsj'lvania Power & Light—
"
1
New common (initial quar.)——3V\&-•
3.35% preferred (quar.)—
—
83®ite.-4.40% preferred (quar.)
;
—_—
,
-$1.10 Penn
3
6-
6-10
$1
tlVUc
*
—
f
&
Payable of ReK
Share
>
of Delaware (quar.)
(quar.) ——-—
common
Ford, Ltd.
Peninsular Metal Products,
Penick
1
50c
(quar.)
(Ohio; com.
Coal,
Peabody
6-15
7-
—
T-
,
Mfg. Co. Ltd., common (resumed)
7%'preferred (quar,)
—
Patterson Dental Supply
7-
$2.50
(quar.)—
6-16
Newark
iv
1
/
Paton
93%c
4%%
Magazine
7-
$2.50
4.20%
.
5-2*
Name of Company 1
t-
6i
60c
%%
Mitchell (J. S.) Ltd. (quar.)
Mitchell (It-) Co. Ltd*—
$1 participating class A (accumulative)
Mohusco Industries, common (quar.)
*
1
7-
50c
—
4%C
...
G-18
7-
Gas—
&
90c
dividend
Stock
6-18
1
preferred (1949 series)
+
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
,
New York Water Service Corp. (quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service, common
1
7-
•
G-18
7-
$1.09
57%c
—
(quar.)
(s-a)—_.—
(s-a)—
preferred
York State Electric
New
6-16
$1.15
York
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
com,
preferred (quar.)—
4.30%
preferred (quar.; —
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
4%%
& Lie lit,
5% preferred (quar.)-—.
<*
Minnesora Valley Natural Gas (quar.)—
Mlrro Aluminum Co. (quar.)
—
Mississippi Glass (quar.)...
—-Quarterly
.
——.
Mississippi Power, 4.40'/* preferred (quar.)4.G0% preferred (quar.)-:
Mississippi River Fuel (quar,)-.
Missouri Pacific RR. C'o. (quar.)Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common—Minnesota Power
When*. Bolder*
Per
Payable of Bee.
Share
Company
Holder•
When
Per
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Company
Name 0}
7- 9
6-li
6-15
6-4
6-15
6-
lOer
6%C
15dL
25o
$20c
-
5-2;
6
6-16
■
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6-11'
5-2£
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1
Volume
189
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2611)
•'
Per
■Name of
Company
;-/
"' r
1
Shaw
•
.
When
Payable oj Jiec.
Remington' Arms- Co.,
Reriold Chaihs/'Ltd.,
55c
___:l—
$1.10
class
A
(quar.)_
preferred
$5q
L_
(quar.).
Resistollex
Revlon.
Corp.
Inc.
Interim
Rice
of
Ranch
.12%c
Rich's,
Inc:/
common
^ /:/,;■
■
/
■
Metal
/___
20c
Stock
-
Corp
9334C
1-2
1
7-20
5-15
ment
of 5%
equal
Company
River
to
about 4c
77-
,
..
20c
1
1
6-19
.
-
6-15
5-15
5
f
'/
20%
6-12
7-
Paper Co. ■ (increased)____
//'
15c
Roadway Express, Inc., class A (quar.)
it
17 %c
Roan Antelope
Copper Mines, Ltd. Amer. shs.
Participating
Robert shaw-Fulton
Common
5%
f
(H.
(J.
H.)
C.)
class
Robinson.
A
&
t25c
Co.
$ii-
•
2nd
of
preferred
Ages Corp.
5-22
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
com.
(quar.)
t20c
-
(s-a)____
£•
*"
25c
$i.25'
conv.
preferred
•RoJjhnjoor Corp.,'
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
\
(quar.)
6-10
50c.
____
_
(quar.)
6-22
15c"
I2V2C
*
6-10
7- 3
6-12
3
1
:
$0.926845
•_
;/t,
.
50c
'
4%
$1.12 y2
..
35c
6-
Stores.
Inc.,
*.30%
—1,—:—
common
(monthly)__
(quar.)
preferred
$11.
ioc;
'
$1
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Lawrence Corp., Ltd.,
-
preferred A
Louis
Public
* Louis-San
Contmor,
preferred
preferred
A
5%
preferred
A
6t, Paul Fire
&:
common
$1.25
Co.—
(O; M.)
Scott
B
'
;
2%
conv.
p%l.
37Vic
class
A
Scott
&
divid.)
«4,10'y.
,
*. Seaboard
$5
Plywood
Surety
Ss
'
Co.
..
9
5-
9
6-10
8-
1
8-
3
Scar;»
_L
Lumber,
(N.
'
12 Vic
5
15c
(quar.)____
Power
4Ya'v
Co,
25c
(increased
Stock- dividend
5%:
preferred A
Security Insurance
10c
■Common
if.25
Co.
Bros/.
•
•
r'5'c
New
Haven—.;,
<quar.)
.
f
com.
\'K
ij
.
Inc..
$5.25
pfd.
8-1
»
.
8- .1
VV
25c,,,
6-23
7-17
6-15
(increased)
-7-17
6-
.
6-
5
8
$1.25-.
—r-.—:
(initiali___
Seven-Up Eottling (Las Angeleac fquar.),—
7-
1
$1.12
7-
1
'6-15
6T15
5-25
22Vic
::
I2yac
$1.31'.i
-
6-15
6-15
5-25
7-1
6-15
6-10
6-29
7-
7-
1
1
C.)
Marine
Mfg.
preferred
6-26
6-
5
6-30
6-
5
8-15
6-19
Oil
Co.
6-30
8-
6-10
1
7-15
6-12
5-29
6-15
5-25
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
9-15
8-14
6-15
6-
1
6-
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
1
6-15
6-
1
G-15
6-
1
6-10
12-10
11-30
6-19
6-
6-30
6-16
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
3%
—
9-
2
5
6-19
"
6-
3
5-22
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8^
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
8-
1
•"?
$1.15
6-25
5-14
7-
5-14
8
6-15
5-29
$1.12%
6-15
5-29
1
30c
•__.
710-
1
12-15
30c
6-13
6-12
9-14
12-
1
5-29
Co.
$1.62
—
7-
1
1
6-
5
6-5
94c
6-20
6-
65c
6-15
5-15
87 %c
6-15
6-
11c
6-30
6-19
18%c
6-30
6-19
15c
.
:
"A"
common
(quar.)_.
6-12
5-15
5-29
6-10
5-11
6-10
(quar.)
Transmission,
Inc.—
L__
State Fuel Supply Co.
7c
6-19
6- 5
7-15
6-30
$40c
;—______
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-19
80c
(quar.)
.
State Loan & Finance
Corp., class A
Class
3
(quar.),
preferred <quar.)_;
5-29
$30c
..."
(s-a)
(quar.
15c
25c
-
6-10
5-20
—
6-15
6-
1
25c
1
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred fquar.)_
10c
6-lf;
5-27
Stedman
15c
6-1C
5-27
Sterchl Bros. Stores
Bros.,.Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
6-15
6-
1
37 %c
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
fl-SO
fl-lfl
$1.25
;
—■
5
30c
6-19
6- 8
7-1
6-12
7-
9-80
12-31
12-15
6-15
6- 1
6-10
$30c
25c
7-
1
6-15
$-10
6-27
5-29
8-18
$1.50
7-1
15c
7-
2
<
6-17
6- 8
1
(quar.)
6-
6-26
35c
6-16
3
5-15
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
$1.12%
7-
1
6-12
6-12
$1.15
7-
1
6-32
$1.16
7-
1
6-12,
$1.16%
;
preferred
(quarJ
preferred (initial)
Canada, Ltd., 4% preferred
Company (quar.)
1
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
$1.28
(quar.)
5.25%
7-
$1.22%
$1.27%
7-
1
6-12
6-12
$1.31%
May
1st
corporate
title
was
changed to Texaco, Inc.
Electric Service, $4
pfd. (quar.)—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
6-12
1
6-12
7-20
6-30
60c
Effective
1
7-
$$1
(quar.)
7-
$1
4.72%
6-10
5-
6
Texas
$4.()4
preferred
(from investment income)
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp., com. (quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
Common
Pipe
$4 pfd.
Co.
(N.
30c
$1.35
7-
(quar.)_
6-15
8-15
6-
8-
1
£AO
1
7-10
1
7-10
7-
1
44c
6-
1
6-10
5-29
6-10
5-29
6-10
7-
5-23
1
6-20
6-15
5-29
10c
6-15
5-29
25c
7-1
25c
7-
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
$1.25
6-1
35c
preferred
6-15
$1
6-15
5-20
7-
1
6- 5
7-
1
6-
25c
31 %c
(quar.)
10c
5-29
5
6-15
5- 5
6-30 Z
6-15
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
5%
6-26
5-15
30c
6-15
5-25
75c
/
;
Timken Roller
Bearing Co. (quar.)__
Tishman Realty & Construction—
6-10
5-26
50c
5-20
6-25
6-10
25c
___/
(quar.)
Corp. of St. Louis
Insurance & Trust Co. (Los
Angeles)—
6-10
10c
(quar.)
6-25
6-10
Z
dividend
;
•____
Tobin
Packing (quar.)
Todd Shipyards (quar.)
Torrington Company (quar.)
Year-end
5-1P
6-10
6-
1
6-10
6-
1
7-
6-15
15%
42c
1
6-15
40c
6- 8
1
7-
1
6-16
50c
7-15
7- 2
21c
(quar.)_
7-
20c
:
Mi'g. Co. (quar.)_:
Tractor Supply Co., class A
Traders Finance, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)—,
4%% preferred (quar.)
Trans-Canada
5-29
20c
Towle
preferred
40c
-■;/. 40c
Increased
A
7-10
8-
—
Series
5-11
6-22
1
8-
15c
(quar.)_.
Roofing (quar.)
Time, Inc. Co.
5%
5
6-30
8-
25c
Tilo
Title
1
35c
(initial)
preferred
6-15
5c
Thrift
5%
6-16
6-
10c
(quar.)
Common
1
$1.19
_______
C.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common
Finance
1
7-
7-15
6-15
$1.14
_:
Thompson-Ramo Wooltiridge, Inc.—
convertible
5-29
$1
Thermo King Corp.
(quar.)
Thomas Industries, class A
(quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
Preferred $5 series (quar.)_
5%
6-15
25c
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)—..
4% preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)
Common
5-20
$1.21
$4.76 preferred
$4-84 preferred (quar.
Utilities Co. (quar.)—:
Insurance
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Texas
Textile
7-15
5c
7-15
30c
;
Light,
preferred
1
Line—
(quar.)
Power &
$4.56
1
1
8-
25c
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
(quar.)_____
Texas & Pacific
Ry. (quar.)
;_
Texas
88-
$1.24
Gulf Sulphur (quar.)
Illinois
Natural
Gas
Texas
:/$i
$1.14
$1.16
(quar.)_.
Texas Fund
Texas
6-15
6- 1
6-16
$60c
7-
2
6-10
$60c
7-
2
6-10
$$1.12%
(quar.)
7- 2
t50c
Series A
7-
reg
6-10
bearer
(quar.)
(Del.)—
2
6-10
$$0,536
6-
1
5-15
$$0,536
Shares
Co.
6-
1
5-15
30c
Quarterly
Trinity Universal Insurance
(Dallas)
(quar.)
6-10
35c
&
6-10
5- 8
Greenbush RR. (s-a)
Truax-Tracr Coal Co.. common
5-20
$2.80
True
preferred
4V2%
preferred
common
(quar.)
:_
Tyler
La
Salle
Street
6- 1
6-10
6-
6-10
6- 1
30c
6-12
5-20
"$1.12%
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
9-21
190
6-19
6-6
$1
/_
Corp—_—*
Union
Acceptance Corp. Ltd., com. (quar.)__
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd
pref. (quar.)
Union Bag-Camp Paper
6-30
7-15
6-15
6-10
40c
6-27
6-12
8-
3
7-20
11- 2
10-19
6-15
6- 5
62 %c
62 %C
Refrigeration
7-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
South
6-15
40c
(quar.)
5%/ preferred A
(quar.)
Trunkline Gas. $5 pfd. A
(quar.)
Tucson Gas, Electric
Light & Power
Twin
Disc
Clutch
(quar.)
Twentieth Century Fox Film
208
8-14
11-16
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Temper Corp.,
8-25
11-25
$1.75
&
25c
25c
Troy
,
6-11
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6-19
20c
■•/;
9-15
$1.25
2
6-15
2%
__
preferred
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
5
6-
50c
7-14
6-15
6-15
7- 2
$1.02%
5-29
1
6-15
6-
27c
com.
6-26
7-28
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
Cable
7-
1
7-
7- 2
(quar.)
(Hartford)
6-10
7-
1
55c
Travelers Insurance
40c
5-28
30c r
■■■'■■■I
(quar.)
Triangle Conduit
.1719
7-
6-10
50c
6-30
(quar/
7-15
33c
(stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)______
& Georgia Ry.
5-29
Shares
4-17
:
7-15
35c
8
7- 2
$15c
(Canada),
6-10
(increased quar.
A
5-15
6-
6-12
62'/2c
ctfs
Corp.
5-15
1
6-30
i5c
(quar.)___
8c
5%
7-
15c
(initial)
93 %c
>
60c class
(increased s-a)
6-25
6-10
62 %c
(quar.)
class A
6-25
5-11
55c
'quar.)—
Steel
1
35c
Jersey)
(Ohio),
7-10
6-10
5
70c
Kentucky
(New
7-10
15c
50c
6-15
40c
$3c
4.60%
Stock
-
of
Co.
"7-
25c
•
2
$7c
Title Insurance
Co.—
—i—
6-15
Investment Corp.
(quar.)/—____—/*:
12 %c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4'/2% pfd. A
(quar.)
$1.12%
4V4%
preferred (quar.)_.
$1.06%
Tidewater Oil Co. (stock
dividend)
20c
30c
5-29
7-
7-20
5-
25c
:
5
6-15
7-20
6-10
1
6-
Thorp
20c
$1.12%
7
6-i5.
50c
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Texas
6-10
5-
110c
preferred
Texaco
6-20
6-15
$35c
5-29
10c
25c
8
$50c
(quar.)
Alabama
trust
5.12%
5-29
30c
/
preferred
preferred
5.10%
6-30
33c
1
Carson
6%
4.10%
4.90%
6- 4
'
Corp.
4.25%
4.65%
6-18
5-
6-15
Co.—
Power,
4.50%
7-1
6-10
5c
(quar.)____
Cos.
&
Aircraft
Tennessee Gas
Co.,
of
6-20'
$25c
Fenn
Voting
6-15*'
6-25
$1.26 %
Starrett (L. S.) Co. (increased)
6%
&
Tennessee,
7-20
7-15
1
(quar.)_
Insurance
1
$81.25
(quar.):
common
com.
Pearson
Tennessee
6-12
6-30
1
(quar.)
Oil
B
1
6-
—
(quar.).
1
7-
|15c
Telechrcme Mfg., class A
6-16
16c
i____
9
6-20
(quar.)—
Instruments
Telluride
6-16
7-
6-
(quar.)
Brands. Inc., common (quar.)—.
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
;
Standard Financial
Corp., common (quar.)_.
75c preferred (quar,)_
Class
6-15
7-15
G-15
<quar.)_.
Stanficlcls, Ltd.,
,
6-30
$103%
Inc.
66-
1
.
com.
4.32% convertible
Tecumsch Products
6-15
92 %c
Standard-Tocli Chemical,
6-10
1
27 %c
Standard-Thomson Corp., ,5V2 % pfd.
9-10
7-
97%c
Standard
6-10
6-20
27 %c
6-10
1
6-12
6-12
$1
dividend)
5-2U
1
1
1
6-30
6-15
(quar.);
2 ;
7-1"
7-
7-
7-
6-12
75c
7-
9-30
1
$1
6-
;;.i2Vic";
(quar.
Serriqk Corp., class A (quar.)__—;
Servel,
20c ~
$1.06
class A (quar.i"___
,4'-^%' preferred
<&'"•
7: 31V*<:
quar.)—_*_!
Seiberling' Rubber Co.;
.
of
(quar.)_.,"____—
preferred
3
—_———
(quar.)
6-12
6-19
1
7-
common
(quar.)
preferred
Tappan Co. new
Temcor
7-
"
6-15
(quar.)_____
Inc.,
Ltd.,
4%
Taylor
5-29
6-19
A
(quar.)
(G.)
Taylor,
5-29
6-15
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
Taylor
6-15
25c
class
preferred
(James),
5%
6- 4
15c
—
dividend
Standard Register,
5
6-12
1
9%c
Stock
1
1
$1.33%
7-
;
$2.50
A
6-
•n6-'l5"'
77-
6-15
1
6-19
30c
quar.)
~
2
i
30c
3%% preferred
Standard Pressed
6-15
6-
6-?4t
$1.25
Standard
6-15
$1.12.Vi
2
6-30
68 %C
Standard
Standard
(quar.)—
6-
7-
40c
I
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Standard Oil
preferred
2
6-30
$1.06 J/4
8-
1
6-
28c
—
1
"6-30
25c
_____
Co.
11
75c
fi-18
6-18
5-28
70c
"
6-18
6-30
6-10
25c
7-10
7-10/
5-
7-15
Talcott
Tamblyn
1
4
6-10
16c
___
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
5-20
25c
com mon,"
preferred
1
6-10
$62'/2c
$$1.50
Standard Holding
Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
^
/—____.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
(quar.)__
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
5-28
Y.)
■
.
5
5-2$
6-15
7-10
$1.25
5c'
Corp.
Roebuck
Sceman
6-
6-
6-10
$1.20
9-
25c
r
6-15
-
,
Farms.
Inc.,
Staley. (A.
6-5
6-10
*
$1.18% "
—1—
United Cities Realty, $5 preferred
Seclintics Acceptance Corp., commoa-.i
-
$6.50
5-28
6-15 V
$1.02 Vi
Secopd
.
-
6-10
6-15
22'/2c
;
.Common
7-17
5-29
65c
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
$3.75
25c
—
Sealed
5-15
7-17
.
6-12
$1.12%
(quar.)
(stock
Kellogg & Sons,
Quarterly
Sprague Electric
Springfield Fire
'
50c'
common
preferred
preferred
Quarterly
7-17
5-
split two-for-one,
par
value ; to
-be changed from $10 to $5,. plus a 25%
stock dividend
'■
Seabrook
1
"
Shares
.■
8-
6-10
$1
sinking fund preferred (quar.)i—
sinking fund preferred (quar.)__—
Seaboard
$4.50
Water Service—1
Co..
preferred
Spiegel,
G- 5
50c
$4.75
Seaboard
,
85c
(quar.)—
Finance
6-15
6-10
'
Scriplo. Inc.. class A (quar.)..._—
Scudder, Stevens A: Clark Common Stock
Fund, Inc. A distribution from net inc.__
"
$4.50
7-20
6-30
6-30
$60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
(quar.
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
6-30
$1.50
Sperry Rand Corp.,
8-10
7-15
5%
:—2—,_L_"—-
4
preferred
Spencer.
3
5%-
(quar.)____j_____
Common
(quar.)
preferred
;
27 Vic
:
(stk.
(increased)
Scranton-Sprir.g Brook
6-15
7-
preferred
4.15%
4.40%
4.60%
6-15
3
57'/2c
(quar.)_
;.
Investment
preferred
preferred
3.99%
'5-25
1
8-
7-31
7-
series
Co.
6-19
6-
6-
25c
;
Ltd.,
Propane, Ltd.,
&
1
$1.25
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply Co. (quar.)__«
6-15
7-
Public Service,
4.36%
5
6-15
57V/C
/___
Spokane International RR.
(quar.)'——
Williams
.
25c
dividend).
Paper Co.. common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
:
7-24
s%:~
(quar.)___
$3.40
$4
6-
,7" 1
!
—______
Sons,
&
"SS,
6-30
15c
(quar.)_-__r__._-
:
(stock
■x
6-15
10c
—____
dividend
Class
1
t6c
———_______
Lock Co. <quar.—
Schwitzer Corp.—
>.
: ;
8%%. preferred tquar.)_
Scott
7-
1
$1.13%
Southwestern
_7-
■
3.70%
$1.10
Schlage
'
7-17
5-12
7-
$1.12%
Southwestern
32 Vic
(quar.)___
Switson Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
5
6-12
50c
Service
Swift
56 Vic
Co., com.
(quar.)__
(qu.ar.)_____^_______
Electric
8
32y2c
Gas
Southwestern
12-15^42-
6-
$1.38
(quar.)
A
1st
$1.40 preferred
Sutherland Paper
12»/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
Superior
5-26
31 Vic
(quar.)
common
$1.20
5-22
27c
Co/
Co.
5-29
6-10
383Ac
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
:
6-15
--7c-
(quar.)
$G
2
25c
i
(quar;)
Southland Royalty
;;..-^9-
9-15
7-
Edison—
Southwest
.rzfi-
6-15.^6-
.
25c
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
/ Semi-annual
1
Ltd.—
Stock,dividend
Schenley Industries—
Stock
:
"
6■
6-15^
V
$1.25
(quar.)_____—
(Initial).
Schering Corp.; 5v
v
,
5-29
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)____
5.05% preferred (quar.):
4.40%
Sawhill Tubular Products—
.
25c
$1.25
—.—.——4.
Sandura Co., common
a
60c convertible preferred
;
6-15
.,
—__
Marine Insurance
Salacia-Shirril'f-Horsey,
New
7-24
25c
5-29
2
50c
(quar.)——
preferred
5-29
1-
7-
6-15
6-10
45C
(quar.)
Mining (quar.)
Sundstrand Corp.
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com.
(quar.)_i.
Super Food Services—
../
1
•' /
%
-
Union
5.35%
4.64%
6-26
6-15
6-15.
•'
30c
4.75%
'
"6-1
ifuo-
Publishing Co.,
75c
Gas, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_______
4(4%
'
5-23
1 s7(si 6-15
+$1.25
(quar.)____
____—_______
—
(incr.)
4V2%
5-29
7-24
Co.—
'1<:Z
increased
7-
£25c
Oil
Sun
40c
(quar.)____
preferred
non-cum
Southern
6-29
.
1
6-16
$1.25
v"
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—_________
A
St.' Regis Paper,
$4.40 1st pfd. series A
-
Ry.
(resumed)
5%
(quar,)__
(quar,)__.___c____—:
Service, class A
Francisco
5-29
6-10 "
37%c
_•—.
common
7-
25c
Sun
2
6-19
5c
preferred (quar.)_:
Sun Life Assurance Co. ol
Canada
5-11
50 c
ctinmon
common
A
5-11
7-
1
5c
&
6-10
30c
pfd.
$4.50
6-19
7-
(quar.)
6-10
50c
Gas
Railway
ncn-cum
5%
6-19
7- 1
$1.07'/a
—
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
''
(quar.)__
Joseph Lead Co.
(quar.).—__—____—
,6t. Joseph Light & Power, com.
(quar.)____
;
4.80%
7-20
'
6-30
6-
$1.25
»
participating preferred (quar.)__
&.Casualty—
Southern Natural
Southern Pacific
,
6-15
62y2c
4y2%
Ltd.
California
'
6-30
1
6-
(s-a
Sugar,
preferred
7-20
-•
6-
6-12
(quar.);
Company,
T.
8-10
6-15
$1.25
$1.37J/2 preferred (initial s-a)^_____
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common
(quar.)
6-10
1
8-10
St.
•I
6%
J
7-
5-29
■
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.) ;
5
6-
6-10
50c
Soiithern
5-27
6-18
6-15
Commission)
(s-a)___
preferred
Rico
preferred
4.32%
6-17
6-19 V
.
10c
6-10
1
5-15
(quar.)
/Original preferred
6-12
7-
1
1
50c
Clothier, $5 pfd.
Stroock (S.) & Co.
(quar.)
Stuart
Company (quar.)___
Sun Chemical
Corp., com. (quar.)
5-15
Southern Fire
;
Royalty
Safeway
dt
Puerto
5%
Saljine
St.
Southern
6-10
(2-for-l split, subject to
approval of Inter
-
6-15
/
7-
20c
..
.
St.
South
6-24
/;
5c
i
.
Commerce
Pittsburgh Water,
Southam
Co.—
Rudy Mfg. " Co. (Mich.)—
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%% preferred (quar.)_ 2
Ryder System (increased quarterly
istate
Penn Oil Co.
1
6-24
t
10c
..
shares
Company <qual\)_:
Ruberoid
'
>
-
7-
6-22
;
Insurance
South
8%
15c
,
(quar.
Carolina
6-
6-15
Strawbrkige
Z;/: 55c
preferred (quar.)/
5-18
L 6-10
,4$1.06V4:
__
(Quar.)__/__________
Petroleum
New.York
,
:
&
South
6-12
5-26
Class B
5-22
6-15
7-
6c
Broadcasting,
6-10
6-15
Georgia Natural Gas, $6 pfd. (quar.)
South Jersey Gas
Co., new com. (initial)
6-12
i
'
6-15
:
South
'
.
common..
Cola
5%
2
75c
Corp.; (quar.)
Venezuelan Oil Co.—
Kline
South
6-19
^ ?" H
7- 1,'T
25c
(quar.)tt
Rolland Paper Co. Ltd.,
5%"
6-15
H-
1'"
_____
^
"
,
6-30
$?; ?,7-
.
:
(quar.
Corp.
6-15
Storer
$15c
:
Oil
.
'
Ltd.,
4% % preferred (quar.)
Ronson Corp, (quar.)
Rose Marie Rcid. common
5-29
6-10
5c
3c
&
RockWell-Standard
6-15
60c
1
$1
—
(quar.)—.
6-
6-30
25c
Stonecutter Mills,
clasg A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
60C
Sorg
6-10
2
6-17
$15c
convertible preferred A
(quar.)
Paper Co.; common (quar.)___z_—
5V'2%
preferred
(quar.)___
South Carolina Electric &
Gas, com. (quar.)
4,50% preferred (quar.i
4.60% preferred (quar.
4.60% preferred A (quar;)/
6-10'
6-22
2
'
Solar
5
v
(quur.)___.
common
Genessee Valley RR.
Telephone Corp.—
Common -(quar.i _i
Rock
6-
'
$1.25
Rochester
i
6-15
3
7-
25c
(quar.)/..
Paper Mills (quar.)
French Laboratories
5-26
3
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
7-
7-
$25c
_■
■
6-10
6- 1
25c
(quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred
Stone & Webster, Inc.
(quar.);
1
6-15
$15c
(quar.)_
::
30c
43 %c
common
1
7-
$50c
_
Aircraft Co.
(qtiar.)__
C onoco Products
(quar.)_/
Sonotone Corp., common
(quar.) _____■
$1.55 convertible prefeired
..(quar.)
5
5
'
•
(quar.)__
"
■
6-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
63c
(quar.>__;
Inc.
6-
7- 1
Sunshine
Engineering Works (quar.)_^.Z
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.)
Socony Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)__.
2
6-
r? 6-22
(quar.)
Little
Rochester
Co.
Co..
66-
37 %c
___
Robertson
Robinson
:-Conv.
'
6-15
6-15
34%c
(quar.i ___t__——___tt V
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(James)
5-29
...
A
Smith
Co.—
(quar. f- _______t_—
preferred
:
Robertson
Smith,
6-12
7-15
50c
$.08333
Controls
6-18
6-15
37%c
t
1
class
6-24
preferred
20c
Smith (A. O.) Corp.
Smith (Howard)
5-11
6-26
8c
___.
(quar.).
.(quar.)
B
Ltd.,
preferred
prior
20c
prior preferred (qtiar. ).._^
class A preferred
(quur.)_
5%
shr.)
Dairies,
first
5%
3-
$30c
A
7%
Stoklcy-Van Camp, Inc.,
8-
•3%
Co;;" class
6-12
25c
56c
common
6-16
•
25c
Singer Mfg. (quar.)L_
Skcnandoa Rayon Corp.—
5%
40c
(approximate)—
Gas
Sinclair
4c
iquar.)
Bobbins A: Myers, Inc., common
$1.50 participating
preferred
&
Sinclair
6-
3
10c
6-15
6-15
Raisin
Interim
4c
(quar.)___..
Simplicity Pattern Co.
Simpson's Ltd. (quar.)
$T>/
5-28
15c
_i/__
5-22
-
6-10
25c
Stern Textiles
preferred (quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.,
6
6-
When
Holder»
Payable of Bee.
Share
4 Va %
8
5-
5c
6-15
/ 6-10
6-
6-12
2%
(increased)
6-19
6-30
30c.
6-19
6-19
25c
Simmons Company (quar.)
Simonds Saw & Steel
6-19
.
"
6-30
30%
/■■■:/
///;
1
7-
•■
25c
.1
per
30c
50c
(quar.)
Stern &
6-18
25c
Silverwood
(Final payment of 5% equal to about 12c
per
share, and-a special'Interim pay¬
Ritter
1
$1.25
7-20
6-15
$1.
/
.—_
RiQ Tinto Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
7-
.:
(quar.)
Oil
Class
Corp.
(quar.i
Riegel Textile Corp., $4 pfd. A (quar.)
:
1
Rio Grande
Valley Gas (quar.)—_______—
2
25c
Per
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
2
6-
•
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
:
pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed on
July 2 at $25 per share plus this divi.)
Silknit. Ltd., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_i______/t
7-10
8-
•
$1
//:,
■V-';.
—
_...
America
Signal
5-15
,
8-
75c
dividend-
•
Paper
Corp.
Sicks Breweries, Ltd.
Siegler Corp. (Del )_
Stock dividend
RR.—
.
Riegel
*
6-17
-
L/_:Potomac
6-
2
Hoist
Products
Class B
6-10
.1^./
2
7-
20c
&
Name of
5
7-
Class
(quar.)
Products
7-13
7-17
———___
Rieke
7-13'
1
1-
2c/-';.,
_____
Dividend- Obligations • (increased
quar.
Voting cohtnton -(increased quar.)
Guaranteed stock, (extra)
•'
6-11
1
8-
90c, V;
Shares—
—:
Fredericksburg &
1
8-
2S/10c—_•
3%% ' preferred •'(quar.
Richfield Oil Corp
Richmond
1
7r.
59V/c
(quar.)
"
6-11
2
6-
$50c
Sherwin-Williams (Canada),.7% pfd. (quar.) •'.*
$$1.75
Shoe Corp. of America
(increased)
30c
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)—.
'
Trust-Amer.
(increased)
6-
7-
$1.12%
.
6-10
6-19
t56y*c
Corp
(increased)—
of
~
10c
(quar,)_/i__i___2._/.__-___a-
Crane
dividend
Sherer-Gillett Co.
6-19
6-25
45c
(quar.
approximately
Oil
Co.
Sheraton
6-15
1
7-23.
.
25%' ..r;
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco,
T 3.60%
preferred- r quar.)
*
;/•■■■
75c
duar.)
Selection
Oil
Shepard-Niles
tfhen
Holders
Payable oj Rec
Share
,
Sheller Mfg.- Corp.___'.__^
6-10
Stock
7-
;...
/k
_
Sherman
•'4%% preferred A (quar.)—
Rhodesian
Company
(Frank
G.)- Co. (quar.)__
Bhawinigan Water & Power Co.—, s\
,:4%
preferred ..A
(quar.);
4J/a%" preferred B
,,(quar.)_____/%,
Shawmut Association
(quar.)__/%_
Shelby Salosbook
Shell
12-15
6-26
.
25C
dividend)—
common
preferred
9-15:
i.&
6-23
i;
$1
——-
iquar.)_Z_^_/__/_I___/_Z___//.
','4%%- 2nd
9-15'
-
,r—~
(stock
6-15
1-1-60' "
25c
,
6-15
J.,io-
$28c.
Pictures Corp.—- V'-,'
','$1 convertible preferred (quar.)___
Republic Steel Corp. " (quar.i
i
Reynolds Metals,
5-19"
7-1
$27c.v-;10- 1
?' $1.10 class A
(quar.)_:___
Republic
''
7-1
.
Shattuck
5-19
6-15
$28c
(quar.)_^_v___—r-
5-18
•
6-15
.:
$2.2b
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Insurance (Texas)•—•'• •'*
4%
£-12'
20c i
•.
$5c..
$1.10 class A
.
(quar.)_—_
common.-:.:-
preferred-' (s-a)—
-
Per
Name of
.
Reliance Insurance Co.
51
Holders
Corp. (quar.)
$7%c
7- 1
5-22
6-15
$15c
7- 1
8-16
30c
6-12
6- 8
■
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
38c
(quar.)™.-——
Electric Co., common
Union
<quar.)„_—r-^r-^-.——67,2c
(quar.)———-——02 ■'£
(quar.)
51
$3.50 preferred
$3.70% preferred
"$4 preferred
$4.50 preferred iquar.)
Union Electric Steel Corp.--—.;
~
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd., com. iquar,»
(quar. >__T
Class A
United Air Lines Inc.
Stock dividend —:
Class
Corp.
6-10
United Carbon Co.
Cities
(quar..»„
Gas,
—
preferred
(quar.)—
— 6%
preferred (1958 series) (quar.).
United Corporation, class B (fr. invest, inc.)
United Elastic (increased quar.)
United Electric- Coal Cos. (quar.)„__
5
Va%
6-15
,
(quar.)
Co.
(final)-
-Amcr.
Pacific
Aluminum
dividend
U. S. Ceramic Tile
Stock
(quar.——
Cold Storage (two-for-one stock split)
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)—
U. S. Foil Co., class. A (quar.)———
—
U.
Class
(quar.)..———
B
U. S. Freight Co (quar,)......—
Co., common (quar,),
U. S. Gypsum
Extra
(quar.)—__
preferred
7%
«Va % preferred (s-a)
S. Life Insurance Co.
U.
U.
;
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
U. S. Printing & Lithograph,
U.
S.
—:—
>
U
SerValeria
S
U. S. Steel Corp,, common
U.
S.
Co.,
Tobacco
6-12
8
7-
8
6-11
6-20
5-29
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
5
$5
6-10
5-25
5-25
6-25
5-25
5-
8
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
Utah
Hotel
Co.
&
Power
(quar.)-——
Light (quar.)_„—^—
6-
8-15
6-26
8-15
11-30
11-13
8-
1
11-
1
(stock cliv.)——
Victor Equipment
preferred
$4.12
—
-———
(quar.)
com.
.
—
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)Virginian Railway, common (quar.)
$4.20
.
1
€-
1
5-26
preferred (quar.)_„_
6V4 9c preferred
(quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)__
6-19
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9-
■
12-
1-4-60
€-
4-3C
1
6-30
6-19
87Ms'C
V 30c
6-30
6-19
6-20
6-
25%
40c
6-ie
5-25
6-15
5-27
6-20
6-
2
$1.01
$1.02
$1.05
$1.25
25c50c
6-20
6-
2
6-20
6-
£
6-20
e-
2
1
1
4
7-
7-
♦Includes
The shares
6-12
7-31
7-15
6-15
$1.10
6-15
6-
6-15
6-1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-20
S-29
$1.25
;V8- 1
•h" 7-15
$1.26
8-
1
7-15
$1.27
8-
1
7-
x
25c
8- 1
30c
/
6-
£
1
7-15
6-10
7-10
66-
6-
6-
3
$1.25
6-26
6-
3
6-
5-19
is 011 a 90 day unsecured
basis at current rates and is usually $500,000 or - $050,000.
Manage¬
ment
expects to
continue financing of this type as the business
requires. For details see V. 189, p. 2461.
%
;
•
.;r *4
Towne
a3%
9
6-
6-15
621/2 c
6-20
6-
1
$1.12 !-2
6-15
6-
1
April
Corp. (quar.)
Agricultural Co. Ltd
Waialua
1
6-19
The
1
7-29
Sceuian
6-10
5-28
board
7-
6-12
the firm which
37 Vac
1
Tube
9
7!L'C
6-30
6-15
50c
—
7-31
6-15
6-
:
The
Ltd.,
1
6-10
5-22
$1.25
(quar.)_—
6-15
5-15
6-10
5-28
62 Vac
7-
1
6-16
$1.25
7-
1
6-16
llYaC
7-
1
6-16
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
—_
6-10
preferred (quar.)
7-
2
1
7-
2
6-12
6-30
25c
(initial)
new common
1
8-
430c
———
—
5-29
8-
15c
(quar.)„
common
Transfer books not closed
Canadian
in
for this dividend.
funds,
deductible
tax
15% ; resident tax 7%
Less British income tax.
6-20
6-15
5-29
6-18
6-
Non¬
source.
date
Canadian non-residents tax.
6-11
6-
7-
Elected
(quar.)..
(quar.}_;
Walgreen Company
Walker &
'
Co., common
;
Class A
(quar.)
Wall Street Investing
income)
Stock
5Vs 9c pfd. (quar.)_
Pharmaceutical Co.—
dividend
Increased
>
quarterly
$4.50 preferred
on
5
1
6-15
5-18
6-10
5-18
7-
6-30
7-
$1.12Va
1
25c
The
SEC
6-22
50c
25c
7-
1
6-
1
6-19
6-
9
6-10
5-25
.Wellington Fund (quarterly-from net invest«
ment income)
*
:
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift (quar.)_
He
6-30
6-
35c
7-
6-15
,West Inches Sugar (quar.)
25c
6-12
6-29
25c
6-2C
6-6
West
Ohio Gas
West
Penn
.4.10%.
4.209c
-
4xh9'c
-
(quar.)
Power,
common
preferred (quar-):
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-'
West Texas Utilities, 4.40%
-
1
5
pfa. (quar.)
65c
6-25
6-10
7-15
6-20
$1.05
...
$1.02Ve
7-15
€-20
$1.12ya
(quar.)
a
according to Mr.
in its Phoenix
He said the company will continue to operate
considered.
President of the company and Albert
and that no changes in management are being
Joseph Lagman will remain as
Lagman as Vice-President.
long-term
Bengtson said this was another step in the company's
Mr.
to expand Royal both internally and through acquisition. He
said the company will continue to investigate attractive merger oppor¬
tunities, particularly in the electro-mechanical field.—V. 189, p. 2396.
program
7-15
6-20
7-
6-15
$1.10
1
Kyan Aeronautical Co.—Electronics Orders
orders
New
company's
totaling
$1,200,000
Electronics
Ryan
have
Division,
26.
Ryan, President, announced on May
recently
San
been
new
'
received by
Calif.,
Diego,
Also
~
included
the
^
in
—V.
and
189, p. 2461.
Exton. Vice-Presidents; Elmer N.
R. Kiessling, Comptroller;
John
and
corporation
Neb.;
Co.,
&
proceeds
Exchange
on
C. F.
Seabrook,
Sprenkel. Secretary and
W. .Budd, Assistant
D.
With
Commission—
May 25 filed
a
letter of notification with the
Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, :Neb. and Cruttenden,
Chicago, 111.
are to be used for working, capital;—'V.. 187, p. 2919.
..
.
(N. Y.)—New Product
in stores, banks,
where lifting and
being offered- by this corporation in ft
,, 4.
...
The Sedgwick package includes, a complete,' volume-produced, push¬
button-operated dumb waiter.
Car, steel guide rails, brackets, steel
cable, controller, normal and final limit switches, motor overload pro¬
tection are all part of the Sedgwick "kit.? •
• y i
Simplex Medium Duty Dumb Waiter , for use
libraries, residences, and various types of buildings,
A
.
needed, is
package arrangement.
lowering
is
The unit's standard,
now
k
Duco-finished steel car. measures 2x2x3 feet-
and has a load capacity of 200 pounds.
„
r
integral motor drives the "packaged# Simplex a maximum of 25
feet between either two or three stops, at a speed of 35 feet a minute.
Machine with electromagnetic brake are mounted on a structural steel
.base.
The
Steel tower and bi-parting doors are optional.
for engi¬
1
-*« -
t
corporation's office is located at 90 Eighth Ave., New York 11,
New York.
Y".,
U
Servel, Inc.—Reports 790 Per Common Share—
Duncan
the orders are authority for expenditures
.
were;
and
,
prototype models for RYANAV helicopter hovering
detectors
and automatic navigators which are
expected to lead to
volume production orders upon completion of evaluation flight testing.'
work
Co.
An
Claude
T.
.
Farms
Sedgwick Machine Works, Inc.
-
business involves additional orders for Ryan model
bombers.
neering
The
high,
Rise—
APN-122
(V) all-weather 1.Ground Velocity Indicators.
These RYANAV systems
are for the Naval Avionics Facility, Indianapolis,
and will be used to
provide navigational inputs for bombing systems of Navy carrier-based
The
Seabrook
covering 10,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
offered at $25.50 per share, through First Trust Co. of Lincoln,
Pcdesta
wholly-owned subsidiary,
of
be
Lincoln,
approximately 30% ahead of the previous fiscal year,
is indicated for the 1959-60 period.
operate as
Seeman,
.
officers
as
Securities
5-29
6-15
50c
—
(initial-quar.)
5-22
6-10
50c
1
6-1C
50c
(quar.)
will
Audio
Bengtson.
J. Stanley
Assistant Treasurer. New officers are Mr. Fowler, Mr,
Winokur" and Mr. Oguinick. The others were re-elected.
; ,
Mr. Winokur said he was assuming the Presidency at once and that
lie would be located at the Seabrook headquarters in Seabrook, N. J.
Not re-elected as officers of the company were John M. Seabrook.
President, and C. Courtney Seabrook, Vice-President. Both are sons of
C. F. Seabrook who on May 25 delivered the control of Seabrook Farms
Co. to Seeman Brothers.—V. 189, p. 2396.
improvement
6-10
6-9
$1.37 Va
:
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
Products
6-30
75c
—
Waukesha Motor Co.
Weeo
6-
1
are
further
plant
common
(quar.)
(quar.)——;
Washington Oil Co.
Washington Water Power Co.
(Weeden & Co.
7-24
7-
100#
(quar.)^_:
Washburn Wrire Co.
,4
common—
on
ana
8-20
6c
Ward Baking Co.,
Warner-Lambert
for
5-15
ordinary
(from
Corp.
Audio
6-15
Brothers;
Chairman of the Board;. John B. Fowler, Jr., Chairman of
Board; Samuel Winokur,
President; William B. Clements and
Treasurer;
(Continued from page 10)
1
by
Honorary
INVESTMENT NEWS
6-12
acquired
last year turned in sales of $30,111,OOOr
;
were:
John B. Fowler, Jr., .Chairman
previous board.
6-11
—
been
has
York City, on May 26 elected a new
change in ownership of the company.
a
number of "new officers to manage
; Securities Acceptance Corp., Omaha, Neb.—Files
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
1
6-10
which
company,
New
directors
Seeman
of
Secretary
income tax.
this
of
to reflect the
then elected
.-*.%)
of the
President of Seeman
Brothers; Samuel Winokur, Vice-President of Seeman Brothers; Leo P.
Dorsey, a member of the ".law firm of Dorsey & Burke, New York City;
Edde K. Hays, partner of Dean Witter and Co., Chicago; Samuel P.
Orlando,
Camden,
N.
J., attorney and former judge, New Jersey
Superior Court; Jack Ogulnic-k, Treasurer of Seeman Brothers; Paul J.
Chase, a member of the New York law; firm of Olwine, Connelly, Chase,
O'Donnell & Weyher and director of Seeman Brothers; Fred Landau,
senior partner of the New York accounting firm of Landau & Co. and
a
Seeman
director; Mver D. Merwin, partner of the New YoTk law
firm of Paul Weiss, Rifkind, Warton & Garrison and a Seeman direc¬
tor; Dr. M. L. Frankel, director of the Council for Economic Studies.
New York City.
Only Mr. Dorsey and Mr. Hays are hold-overs from the
4
10c
J20c
25c
40c
25c62Vhc
4_
board
as
Manning M.
the
at
.
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
and/or record date is indicated here.
Jamaica
prior
*
Co.—Elects Directors and Officers—
ol
Inc.
directors
new
Board
20c
(quar.) —
(quar.)
common
par)
(quar.)_
4-
37!L'C
(quar.)—
& Machine
($50
preferred
Brothers
of
Elected
Sheet &
Bros.,
3
1;50c
—
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd
Waldorf System (quar.>_
shareholders
78-
30c
(quar.)_———
Wire
d:
•;'v"r'o,--;V-
Farms
Seal/rook
to
Wagner Electric
of
,
(quar.)—
Mfg.
entitles the holder to purchase one (1)
the cornoration at $3 per share if exercised
warrant
tEach
SNTormal short-term Indebtedness to banks
1
25c
(quar.)_.
and
May
:*%• ■
share of
;
1961.)
•
Co.—
pfd.
2
6-
com¬
after
6-26
3
6-20
of not
than
75c
3
6-20
shares for exercise of warrants,
15, 1964.
of
r»
7
I
6-10
.
——
common
underlying these warrants are being registered.
preferred sinking fund.
(All payments ,on* preferred are current
at present rate of earnings all preferred stock will be retired by
5-29
8-
20,000
of
.
''650 shs,
20,000 war*
?$650,000
stock
(quar.)—_
A
(initial)
A
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
5-18
——
reserve
401.700 shs.
•
,
to
xLess
6-15
650 shs.
20,000 war.
taxes and after payment "of all 6% preferred dividend
arrearages,
A sinking fund for retirement of preferred must be estab¬
lished by May 1, following the close of the fiscal .year.
The sinking
fund shall be applied in
full as nearly as' practicable each May 1,
to the retirement of all or any part of . the preferred shares to which
the fund relates, either by purchase or by redemption or both.
The
stock
is callable at any
time at $100 per share plus accumulated
dividends. All shares acquired by the corporation !or through the fund
shall be retired and not reissued.
No dividends shall be paid on the
common stock until all preferred dividends)and sinking fund payments
have bten met, nor shall any such dividend be paid unless in such
fiscal year shares of 6'?, preferred taken f.t their par value plus any
arrearac.es
of dividends thereon in the amount of $10,000 have been
retired or provision irade for such retirement by payments to the 6%
5-28
$1.12 Vs
$1.20
.
corporation shall establish a 6% preferred sinking fund
25%
of the net profits of the corporation annually
((The
less
puted
$1.19
——
Short-term notes
6-19
6-27
9c
$1.50
:
—
1
6-
7
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
ipar
preferred stock (par $100/—.4,,;
( Warrants
6-15
1
6-15
15c
stock
Common
6%
9
10-
20c
(quar.)
resident tax
6-12
_
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common
X Payable
a
.
Authorized
the
y
_
6-12
Zenith Radio,
*
1959-
1,
quarterly dividend if earnings continue
V:,.
a
6-30
Zeiler's.
5
cash dividend of five cents per share,*
a
stockholders of record as of Aug.
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
7-10
811-
4.).Vv'v.-■
.
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.
6-15
1959
4
6-20
6-20
1.
Management intends to pay
to warrant such payments.
3
1
1961.
31,
Sept.
payable
5-15
10-
receive cash dividends on declarations made
right to
any
Jan.
directors have declared
12 VL'C
pfd.
7%
1
to
The
5-29
Spring
5%
6-10
„
Burns Rafferty, the President and Treas¬
6-10
Cab
5%
6-23
policy of retaining
and development of
1
Younkers
7-
22lie
S1.433/*
$1.56 V*
20c
12Vac
(quar.)
5a/4%
18s/4C
convertbile
9
the
growth
6-15
&
7-27
l»o
6%
preferred
(quart
Vulcan Materials, common
e-
6-10
followed
the
7- 2
Youngstown
€-10
6-25
finance
5
Youngstown Foundry
27Vac
Co. (quar.
(stock dividend)
Pump (increased)Virginia Electric & Power,
$4.04
preferred
(quar.)
1
75e
6-29
25c
Instrument
Victoreen
Viking
3
7-
6-
waived
prior
1
6-
$1.12%.
—_—
preferred (quar.)
Yosemite Park & Curry (quar.)
7-17
to
respectively and the two largest stockholders 0/ the corporation
and Chester H. Mellisli, a director and an employee of the corporation
have
6-
6-15
1
has
corporation
earnings
' '
Ralph D. Kennedy and H.
$1.25
6-1G
its
urer
6-15
35C
of
bulk
business.
6-
4Va%
•
DIVIDENDS—The
the
its
6-
Publishing
69c
€-20
175c
*12VsC
7%2%
Ltd. (quar.),
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd.,'class A (quar.)—.—.
Vickers, Ltd., ordinary (final)
——_
(Equal to 118/10c less British inc. tax)
Victor Chemical Works,
common (quar,)—
3'a% preferred (quar.):
Viau,
said shaires having been sold. Additional details follow:.
>
6-
6
(par $1) at $3 per share, by Peter Morgan & Co., of New1
This offering has been completed, all of the
York C|ty.
6-1C
6-15
Yellow
*7-15
class A pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
(J. B.),
v
Com¬
17%!C
Young
$1.25
Van Waters & Rogers
20c
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)
—30c
Vapor Heating Corp., com. (increased quar.)
70c
59c
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
SOc
Ventures, Ltd. ————
t-25c
Van Sciver
1
8-14
Corp.—Offering
5-22
6-20
6-15
2
East lira n
Dillon,
189. p. 2245.
6-24
250
6- S
Lumber
&
<fc
Co.;
Inc.—V.
Co.
&
6-19
25c
Yale
Drexel
Stroud
1
1
—
class
*'«t.eT»riceK.
-
Wycoif Steel Co.
5-25
and
are:
6-10
7-
5-15
5
5-29
Co.;
Plywood
Seaboard
5-22
8-10
6c
offering
pleted—Mention was made in our June 1 issue of the
offering on May 27 of 150,000 shares of common stock
6-17
1-15
6-30
"7-
5
7-
Worthington Corp., common (quar. )———__
4 Va %
prior preferred (quar.)_——
WrigieyMWm.) Jr.—
6-12
6%
Utility Appliance Corp.
6-
75c
Woolworth
10-15
6-
1
6-19
Co.
Co.)
vvorld
7-15
6-15.
5
7-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—.———:—!
(P. W.) Ltd., 6% pref. (s-a)— __
5%
7-24
7-10
Will
$11,187,366.
cost
6-15
Steel
P
8-31
50c
30c
6-
$1.06!-4
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)—
Woodward & Lothrop, common <quar.)
5-29
6-30
to
according
4$1.12%!
preferred (quar.)——
22 Vac
Corp. (quar.) —
(Alan)
Steel Co.
(see .Alan Wood
Wood
__————_
Utah
7-10
7-10
1
(John) Industries, Ltd.—
4'2%
6-15
6-15
1
1
7-
Wood Newspaper Machinery
6-10
4.70%,
to
subject to authorization of
! %
be secured
by 1,900 all-steel
are
25c
Wometco
Wood
4.35%;
Commission.
certificates
of
to
the
Securities
Union
6-20
pld. (quar. )
(quar.)——
(quar.) 4—
Wolverine Insurance Co., class
6-15
6-
88-
—
preferred (quar.)
from
certificates
5-15
$1.06!4
„—.———
Public Service Corp., com.
Oil
Wiser
1
6-27
8
1
Witco chemical
2-1-60
6-
the
Commerce
estimated
cars
Associates' in
6-20
preferred (quar.i
——
preferred (quar.)—.,————
S3.08
1
6-13
30e
common
6-15
'
6-13
non-cumulative preferred
5-15
1
1
$5.04
6-
yield
to
of
issue
entire
The
7-
1%
(quar.)..—,
Interstate
the
box
6-10
35c
preferred
Wisconsin
5-29
7- 1
$2
6-10
35c
preferred (quar.)^—
4.76%
preferred (quar.)——..—.——
4.80%
preferred (quar. )i,44~————
6-15
7-
6-15
6-10
1
:
preferred (quar.«
4Vi%.
fof a
4%%
a
'
412%
3
6-
6-18
1
1
1%
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4.40%
6-12
6-22
7-
—
(quar.)
and sale
Issuance
7-
—
—
for
bid 93.6C6%
maturity.;
7-
7-
1%
common
first
scaled
are
group,
'•■
instalment of a "proposed issue aggregating
'
1
■
$8,940,000,
1
1
(resumed •
1.—
Industries, Inc." (quar.)_——4—
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly.)-.————~
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
—
Wisconsin Michigan Power—
6-11
6-
A Halsey, Stuart & Co.
certificates,
The
9-10
5-26
6-10
Windsor
5-22
7-
7^'aC
15c
1
6-15
6-15
6-30
Wilson-Jones Co.
6-24
7- 1
Co.,
&
$4.25
•
6-16
6-16
12Vi*c
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—-*.-—
6-12
Wilson
Common
7-12
(quar.)——433ic
U. S. Truck Lines (quar.).
1
25c
United Steel Corp., Ltd
t20c
United Stores Corp., $6 pfd; (quar.)-„—$1.50
$4.20 non-cum. conv. 2nd pfd. (s-a)^—,12c
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.)
7%c
Common (quar.) -4
7Vic
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
87VaC
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
87YaC
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
87VaC
Universal Marion Corp
.4——
30c
Universal Match Corp. (quar.)_.
37VaC
Universal Oil Products (initial)
12VL>c
Upson-Walton Co.
(quar.)
—_
15c
7%
6-12
6-30
Stock
5-20
6-19
6-30
50c
——.
1
6-26
10-
.
the award of the issue on its bids of 98.173%
won
group
coupon.
coupon.
O-i
1
8-20
—
—
dividend
dividend
Stock
5-20
1
G-25
,,
"
i-
7-
Co.
dividend
The
4(2%
7-
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams IndustriesStock
6-30
62
preference A (quar.)_
.—-—
(quar.)——
8% non-cum. 1st preferred (quar.)
—_
5%
U. S. Rubber Co., common
6-19
7-10
30c
$1
6.
U.
•
Williams &
7-
6-12
7-30
5%
6-29
7-
22V4o
—
(s-a)—^ •
(N, Y.)
Co.
Lumber
S.
5-26
6-19
7-
$1.75
-.
1
7-20
7-
2
6-12
1
I960 to
40c
preferred series A (quar.)——„—„—
5% preferred series B (quar.)—__——.
Williams Bros. Co
(quar.)*,—-———
7-
1
7-
Willcox
8-29
1
7-
7-15
$4,470,000 1%% (non-callable) equipment
certificates, series S,; maturing annually June 1,
1974, inclusive,
*
;
% ^
,
»
'
trust
25c-
preferred (quar.)—..——
preferred (quar..)—^,
—~
& Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—
6%
June 4 offered
20c
(quar.)
common
Stores,
1
$1.31'A
—
$4.25
5-22
€-12
6-30
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
u. S.
(quar.)
Corp.
Wieboldt
6-10
1
—
—
Quarterly
6-25
5-27
7-
25c.
—
Wickes
7-15
50c
10c
10c
50c
50c
S
6-19
1
6-
6-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
Cement Mfg. (quar.)
5H%
5
6-
6-30
'
2338.
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler: and> associates on;.
6-22
•
6-15
—
Whitehall
6-10
S.
U
6-19
6-12
3%
1®C
6-15
43%c
(initial)
White Motors, new common
5-25
6-
1
6-12
12VaC
r—
1
7r.,l
_
(quar.)—-
Corp.
—
6-
6-10
$2.50
25c
Corp.^..w,
United Pacific
United
5-25
6-15
10-lew
(quar.)—
& Canal
RR.
Jersey
New
8
7-
6-30
15c
Gas
7-
Special
United
6-15
1
6-15
15c
10c
50c
40c
:—
6-
7-15
——
Molasses Co., Ltd.—
dep. rets, ordinary
United
5-30
5-25
6-10
50c
United Gas Corp. (quar.)—.
2
37VaC
United Gas Improvement, com. (Increased)
60c
41/4% preferred (quar.)
.
$1.06V*
United Illuminating (increased)
35c
United Keno Hill Mines. Ltd.—
.—*6t
United Life & Accident Insurance (quar.)—
$1
Fruit
United
5-3C
8
6-18
25c
oOc
50c
10e
13 )c
(quar.)
common
6-
6-15
81
(quar.)).—,
Fastener
United-Carr
United
5-21
6-23
?1.2o
America—
preferred (quar.)—,—
United Board & Carton Corp. (quar.)
5-15
5-15
'
United Biscuit Co. of
4'/g'/c
5-29
6-15
Inc.—
(quar.)—'——■—
preferred
5%
£
8
6-16
6-15
40c
Corp. (quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit,
66-
1
6-10
(s-a>—
B
United Artists
5
6-20
75c
lfj-ac
*~5c
(quar.)—
United Aircrait Products
(s-a»
——United Amusement Corp., Ltd., class A <s-a<
United Aircraft
5
6-
6-15
7-
3
6-
10c
Service
r
15c
Westetn Kentucky Gas
(quar.)-—r——^-430fc
Western Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)
Western Natural Gas—
3V/aC
5 9b preferred (1952 series'
(quar.)
37 %c
5% preferred (1955 series) (quar,/——...—
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
35c
Common
(quar. • ....
—pr—.**~*~i->
11.20
5% preferred
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
9c
Western Utilities Corn. (quar.'-.
SOc
Westmghouse Air Brake (quar.)—
—-—
30c
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)—
———-—*+17'/2C
Weston (George ' Ltd., class A (increased)—
il7V2C
Class
B
(increased '
I2V2C
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co. (quar.)-—_ ——
50c
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing (quar.)—
25C
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
$1.433i
Wheeling & Lake Erie By., com. (quar.)—
$1
4% prior lien (quar. •
———50c
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar,)_
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
—.—^
25c
Whirlpool Corp., common
—
85C
4Va% preferred (quar.)—
—
50C
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
—
6-16
1
6-15
30c
^>0c
joe
IZV2C
(quar.)—.
7-
1
6-30
■Class
Ltd. (quar.)—
5-26
7-
10c
—
B (quar.).-——
Pacitic RR. Cquar.h
Union Stock Yards (Omaha)
Union Sugar Co. (quar.),
7-20 :•;■:
8-
+»c
Union
Western
5-25
0-15
Stock Interest—
Pulp & Paper Co.-below.—V-. '187, p.
West Virginia
See
8
6-
1
4:20c
Co—
Carolina Telephone
Western
6-10
TOc
7-20
7-20
8-15
<:69c
lot'
pref. A iquar.i
Union Investment Co. (quar./-—
Union Oil 6z Gas Corp. of Louisiana-
—
Westeel Products, Ltd
8-15
7-
30c
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper
West
8-15
i-n2
5Vs%
.
Monday, June 8, 1959
.
Corp. Ltd.—Acquires
St. Lawrence
Payable of Jlcc.
Share
Name of Company
Payable ofRec.
6-27
5--.
7-20
8-15
Share
Name of Company.
Holders
when
Per
Holders
When
Per
"
.
.
.
(2612)
52
at
C.
April 30,
Menzies, President, on May 28 reported • that the company
1959, for the first six months of the fiscal year, had netequivalent to 79 cents, per share of common stock,
income of $1,509,506,
after
preferred
stock dividends for the period, of which net incomq of
$692,436 was of a
non-recurring nature.
The reported income inclufles
Volume
189
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$1,222,132 profit from the operations of the Burgess Battery Company
Division only since Dec. 23, 1958, the date of its acquisition by Servel.
The income reported
income taxes
includes
provision for Federal
no
the company has a
as
$19,000,000 which expires in part
189, p. 1134.
tax loss
Ry.
carry-forward in excess of
various dates
on
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Canadian
or
to Oct.
up
1863.
31,
$361,204
179,857
Standard Railway Equipment
$378,622
212,167
$1,244,375
664,842
$166,455
71,034
$1,416,906
Net rev.
Net
Hotel, Inc., Hartford, Conn.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
from ry.
3.89,
$181,347
61>045
ops.
operating inc.
ry.
—V.
Motor
—
2246.
p.
-
^
$579,533
$597,155
213,166
...
,
250,441
,
.
.
,
;■[
'
This company
on
June 3 announced it has acquired Gcofge T-,
Murphy Co., Waukegan, 111., manufacturer of glass fiber reinforced
paper grain doors and
related glass fiber products.
The purchase
price was not disclosed. Glass fiber paper doors prevent loss of grainthrough freight car doors.
.
:
,
W. E. Olds, President and General Manager of Standard's Railway
Equipment Division, was elected President of the Murphy company
which will be operated by the division.
'
The purchase is another step in Standard's diversification program";
which in the last three years has included the acquisition of a pre- 5
cision machinery parts business .and the manufacturer of "Arkansas.
Traveler" aluminum and glass fiber boats.—V. 189, p. 1176.
819,751
—V.
Shoreham
Manufacturing Co.—Ac- .*
quisition—
1959—4 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
operating
revenue
operating expenses
Ry.
53U
(2613)
.
>
,
,
The corporation on May 11
filed
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
^Period End. April 30—
1959—Month—1958
1959—4 Months—1958
letter of notification with the SEC
a
covering 23,000 shares of common stock < par $1) to be offered at $12
per share,'through Charles-E- Thenebe & Associates, Hartford, Conn,
t The proceeds, are. to be used, for expenses for construction and
opera¬
tion of luxury motels. ; ;
operating
Ry.
Net
Net
Sierra Pacific Fewer Co.^—To Issue Notes—
•
Federal
The
has
Commission
Power
authorized
this
company
to
issue unsecured promissory notes not exceeding $3,500,000 outstanding
at any one time.
\
'?.v-',■ "'--/'v;,
The
p.
,
2007.
//-'"''/V;
Kollsman
"The
St.
Southern Die Casting Co., Miami, Fla.
Zinc Die Casting Plant— ;
' ;
Astro Tracker system has just been received
of
Division
Autonetics
calls
order
for
the
North
celestial
American
trackers
Aviation,
Inc.,"
associated
and
Mr.
for
aluminum
windows
and
doors,
is an air-to-ground guided missile which is scheduled
launched from the Air Force's long-range B-52
Its range is about 500 miles.
Kollsman Astro Tracker system represents
"The
in
ments
promises
be
performance
and
accuracy
to
significant advance¬
flight conditions,
and
under
important contribution
an
to the GAM-77
program,"
Burke said.
Mr.
is the most recent addTtio'n to the kollsman family
of automatic celestial navigation systems for which the company to
date has received. contracts
valued at over $50,000,000, Mr. Eurko
The new system
Mary's
stated.
in
zinc
^
,,
variations of the Kollsman systems arc currently in
production, he said. "For example, the Kollsman Automatic Astro
Compass system is being produced for the Strategic Air Command's
B-52s, and the Astro Tracker system for the Convair B-58 Hustler."—
V
The
will
company
also
offer
specialized
engineering
and
Packaging
alloy
&
Peabody
der,
which
Corp.—Securities
headed
Co.
underwriting
an
group
(par $1) and 28,834 shares of $1.20 preferred stock (par
20). The common was priced at $32.50 per share, while
CAPITALIZATION
design
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are going
produce ouc-
JMferrill
*
1952)
Standard
(named
incorporated
was
in
Virginia
Cap
Seal
&
Feb., 17*
on
Lynch,
'
Fenner
Pierce,
Smith
&
Northwest
and
packages,
as
paper
Peters,
Writer &
M.
Laurence
Marks
Sutro
8s
1,430,000
3'&
L
Curtis
Inc.
GOOiOOO
Courts
&
Goodbouy
8s
Co
<fc
t_.:
.'
660,000 -"
_•
Co:—..—.
.McDonnell
The Ohio
&
Inc.:
Co.
Parker
:■
&
Hilliard
B.
Co.
100*000
Miller
&
Rambo,
&
Close
200,000:
.
—.
Thayer,
T.
Baker
&
Williams
For further
&
Co.—.
details,
200,090
V.
see
189, p.
*♦
&~ThornhTlL
7.
•
Shares
ferred
Acquire Interstate RR.—
revenues
-
of
stock
common
Net
Other
operating
$1,004,167
income
1,693
109,098
"
and preferred
'89,172
of
conversion
for
Income
$1,018,356
$862,324 $12,282,591
$11,613;781
_i_
income
■"L-3,243,355
3,157,653
deductions——
,
•
v
,
below
Net
income———
dividends paid and
! crued
on
ac-
•
-
•
1
—
$9,039,236 * $8,450,127
•
"
"
;
——
816,033
to
-
$8,223,203
$7,724,275
4,393.99a
4,384,848
Shares outstanding at" v
end of
period...... ——
gainings per com. share.
Lv. 189,' p/69. * '
Becker
Goldman,
Carl
731,852
.
-
'
-r
$1.87
%
:
JL76
&
Sachs
Co
Co.
M.
Freres
-
;
have
severally
Preferred
Stock*
23,067
14,834
3,500
5,0003,500
5.000
Inc—
r
&
&
Co.;
Loeb. Rhoades &
—
Co.
*-
5.000
3,500
5,000
3,500
of shares of preferred stock Is subject to
reduction so that the selling stockholder will receive from the sale
■oL tha common stock and preferred stock aggregate proceeds,, after
underwriting discount but before other expenses, of an-amount equal
-as nearly-as-possible-to $2,218,500. Any such reduction-will reduce the
number of " shares pi preferred stock
to be purchased- by Kidder,
"Peabody" & Co.—V. 189, p. 1799.
The
aggregate
number
15,000
12,500
12,500
12,500
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Inc
&
12,500
Co
10,000
10,000
"J 7,500
;
Barth
&
Co
z
7,500
7,500
•
'
&
Co
&
7,500
7,500
•
7,500
7,500
7,500
Co
7^00
r
i
7,500
&
■
"
5
7,500
Eiclilcr 8s Co
Ellis
1
10,000
10,000
7,500 7,500
7,500
7,500
.
7,500
4,500
; 4,500
4,500
4,500
Co..
[
/ 4,500
4.500
;
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.™™
Davis, Skaggs & Co
—....
Kenneth
,
.
J
4,500
4,500
4.500
»
,*
:
4,500
Hooker
•
4,500
Elworthy & Co
4,500
&
Fay
Wagenseller 8s Durst, Inc
Bingham, Walter Ss Hurry,
MacCormack 8s
Evans
4.500
Iuc
Marache.
Wilson,
Stewart,
Henry F.
For
&
2,500
&
Eubanks,
2.500
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Mt'yerson & Co._...
Swift & Co
2,000
,*
2,500
2,000
■
2,500
2.500
Higgins—
Henderson
details see V.
2,500
2,500
2,500
Johnson
Harbison
|
2,500
2,500 '
8c Stern
& Co.—
Doffemyre
Ss Co
'
;
4.500
2,500
2.500
Co
Levy, Williams
Lawson,
Morgan
con¬
"
;
*v
*
Balance Applicable
^.common
stock—
G.
.Lazard
-
pfd. stocks-
Stock
&
Co
{
'
.
189, p. 2462.
Technical Operations, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
named
-
Peabody
Kidder,
'
A.
-1
$1.20
&
with former stockholders of Modern
underwriters
Common
'1 Gross
of
set opposite their names below:
stock
Witter
Stockholder®
37,500
15,000
15,000
12,500
12,500
12,500
12,500
15,000
Hutton <fc Co
Bateman,
;
are
agreed to purchase the respective numbers of shares of common stock
$860,631 812,173,493 $11,524,609
14,190
income—
reserved
extent required by agreement
Packages, Inc.
UNDERWRITERS—The
'•
are
to
.
F.
Sutro
;.i*.
vertible' preferred stock issuable in event of conversion of convertible
subordinated debentures;
161,904 are reserved up to June 30.
1959,
1959—Month—1958
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$3,849,285
$3,439,838 $48,258,564 $43,796,886
2,345,118
2,579,207 34,085,071
32,272.277
Oper. expenses & taxes-
conversions
—
Company
37,500
—....
Dcmpsey-Tegeler
for exercises
for
Inc
First California Co. (Inc.)
Lester, Ryons & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc—
Shuman, Agnew & Co
shares
shares
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings Higher—
Operating
securities
earn¬
Selling
Crowell, Weedon & Co
granted or which may be granted to officers and employees;
are reserved for conversion of convertible subordinated
debentures; 322,401 shares of cimmon stock are reserved for conver¬
sion of
$1.60 convertible preferred stock; 509,451 shares of common
are reserved for conversion of $1.20 convertible preferred
stock; 7,931
6,345
Shares, now held by Virginia Coal-& Iron Co.—V. 189, p. 2461.
Period End. Apr. 30—
J.
of options
Harry A. DeButts, President, pn May. 30 announced that Southern
Railway has agreed to exchange 275,000 shares of its voting common
stock for all of the outstanding shares of Interstate RR. Co.„ 80,000
& Co..
Richards & Co
William R* Staats & Co.™
>
-
subordinated
reserved
the policy of retaining all
underwriters named below, for whom BlytJ*
acting as representative, have severally made a firm
to purchase from the company and the selling stock¬
respective numbers of shares of common stock set fort fa
Walston & Co.,
one
convertible
are
company follows
is
Scliwabacher
4Va%
July 1
296,350 shares of common stock are reserved
stock
debentures;
-
following
the
loans;
the
to
It
Hemphill, No'yes & Co
reserved for issuance
in the circumstances below indicated,
based on the capitalization of
Standard as of March 20-, 1959. 7,931 shares of $1.20 convertible pre¬
1
the
Dean
E.
acquired upon conversion may not thereafter be reissued.
addition,
%% In
'
'*
consisting of 8/10 of
such
is
Inc.
Hill
'
100,000
as
Blyth
•
Co.,
24SL..
.7.,
^
Southern Ry.—To
and
payments equal to the lesser of 10% of consolidated net income for
the previous calendar year, or $300,000, are required to be made*
100,000
Wyllie
its
on
1
100,000
100,000
into
of
From the
1963.
100,000
100,000
200-000
Richards
units
1,
reduction
From the
preceding calendar
fixed prepayments
and on each Jan.
including Jan.
and
Security First National Bank
the
below:
share of common
stock of Standard and one share of $1.20 convertible preferred stock
of Standard for each $35.28 of principal amount thereof (subject to
adjustment). For the years 1966 through 1980, annual sinking fund
§ Convertible
Co.—
Ss
to
up
upon
of
common stock to finance the development of
expected that this policy will be maintained m*
necessary to provide funds for the growth of the company.
Paine,
required to make
$500,600 on July 1, 1960,
of
thereafter
Kerner
&
Refhes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
inc..
C.
notes
100,000
100,000
applicable
holders
-
is
Bank.
that
company
proceeds
than $9,000,000.
commitment,
is required to
((Standard
Co
for the
wer»
—Shares-—
make fixed prepayments on its
and
:3V*c/o- notes of $100,000 and $150,000, respectively, on .March 1 and
Sept. 1 of each year to and Including March 1, 1963, and thereafter
$250,000 on the 4 Vafo. note on such dates until maturity.
100,000
100,000
"/■
Inc.
Ft
Co.
Inc.
200,000
Co.,^1
Indianapolis; Bond & ">
"Share Corp.
Joseph, Mellcn & Miller, '
Kay,
&
- r
-
tStandard
hereof short-term bank loans
of the unused portion of the credit line, and the main¬
working capital of not less than $6,000;000 and net worth:
of
less
Co.,
and additional payments of not more than $250,each year commencing with 1958 depending on
'year.-
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
300,000
Boettcher
■
Kohn
300,000
Joseph Walker <& Sons
&
E.
Ncwburger
& Hon
of
1
100,000
100,000
MacBride,
400,000
March
on
earnings of Standard and its subsidiaries
100,000
Richard
&
CO.
J; -J.
000
date
107,467 shs.
107,467 shs.
517,463 shs.
509,451 shs.
4,500,000 shs. :i:?2,299,947 shs.
100,000
6,000 sh&*
2,811,036 shs-
UNDERWRITERS—The
required to make annual sinking fund payments of
sinking fund notes on March 1 of each year com¬
is
its
on
mencing with 1960,
Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin 8s Lee
I. Josey 8s Co.——
3- Joyce & Co—
400,000
Marache
10,000
Inc
&
Standard
465,000
10,000 shs.
767,647 shs.
*
*
John
400,000
Simmons
;
Ellis
$250,000
Hv
&
Redpath
Blunt
Granbery,
Co.,
conv. subord. debs, due 1981—
long-term debt
Stock (par $20)*$1.60 conv. preferred stock series
**$1.20 conv. preferred stock series
Common stock (par $1)—I
S^/zl'o.
the
Outstanding;
$465,000
par)
Manhattan
Chase
the
business.
Jong
3,000,000
279,800
153,767
Preferred
Mid-South Securities Co.
Co.—
Auchincloss,
&
notes flnai date due Jan. 1, 1963
—
($100
13,000,000'shs.
at
DIVIDENDS—The
$4,031,000
8,300,000
1,200,000
—
100,000
Inc.
I"
Freeman
1977-
1,
Other
Co.,
•
;
$1,452,500
i Comprising three separate notes with remaining principal balances
follows:
$165,000 payable $11,000 or more per month, bearing:
its
100,000
100,000
100,000
.
Co.
Inc.
«
660,000660,000 ;
660,000
660,000
Johnston, Lemon A* Co.
&
—:
M.
M.
990,000
Kraus—.
Surge
&
FINANCING
*
par)
and
15
the
annum
not
ings
Outstanding
note final date due Mar. 1, 1978
$4Ya'/o
200,000
Co.—«—
Baum
Collings
Dittmar
990,000
Corp.
Shearson, Hammill &Co.
Ball,
C.
C.
V
K.
F. Cassell & Co.,
C.
1,430,000
,
Ashmun
1959
73% fit? note final date due Mar. 1, 1963
200,000
200,000
—
PRESENT
,
sinking fund notes due
1,4V2%
—
Co
20,
Authorized
Mar.
Inc.
&
George
/
Paine, Webber, Jackson
$ew York Hansen! ic
2
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH
Chris-
Co
8s
S.
C.
Co.
'
Stix
1,430,000.
Weeks—..
&
tensen,
1,430,000
Co.„
&
Hornblower
EFFECT TO
...
interest at 5 % %
per
annum
(unsecured); $100,000 payable Aug. 1,
1959, bearing interest at 4%
per annum
(secured by trust deed ort
plant); and $200,000 payable June 15, 1960, bearing interest at 6%
per annum (secured by trust deed on plant and chattel mortgage ore
equipment).
.
»
% Of which 167,000 shares are reserved for issuance pursuant t<>
options.
abroad.
customers
to
($1
The
and
tenance
of
N. Y.
aluminum and composition
closures, and markets
sold
are
$200,000
200,000
Co
loans
demand obligations, secured by assignment of proceeds of alt
and purchase
orders, payable to
Security First, National
advised
per
Its principal
and
tions,
&
Co.
Pacific
"*
Francis I. lu Pont & Go. -1,430,C00
Hallgart&n
MacArthur
Kenower,
v;
"•
this financing it will substitute for thw
present arrangement a $3,000,000 unsecured line of credit for a tern*
of 24 months, under which borrowings will be evidenced by 90 day
notes bearing interest at
% or 1% per annum above the prime rat®
(within maximum aud minimum rates to be specified), and which-,
will require payment by the company of a stand-by charge of Va%
and paper products, pulp and paperfoil, liners and industrial lamina¬
its own line of vacuum and gas
packaging machinery and
capping machinery. It operates through
17 divisions, two of which are corporate subsidiaries. Standard dis¬
tributes its products nationally and in addition certain of its products
materials
board,
April
through
Standard is an integrated manufacturer and distributor of packaging
*5Vi(,'o
Inc._$2,440,000
stock
are
has
until
Corp.
1919.
At
Bank
to the Estate of D. Samuel
executive offices are located at 200 East 42nd St., New York 17,
purchased:
Blyth & Co., Inc:—/
2,440,000
American Securities Corp. 1,430,000
i
contracts
Gottesman.
underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase the respective principal amounts of the bonds set
forth below.
The purchasers will be obligated to purchase all of the
are
GIVING
notes—
cumulative pfd. stock
and
preferred stock was priced at $35.50 per share. Both
offerings were oversubscribed and the books closed.
Electric
any
'
2397.
p.
Authorized
bank
Short-term
UNDERWRITERS—The
bonds if
189,
Offering
details follow:
Additional
"closed.
the
Generating Co.—Bonds Offered—
Mention was made in our June 1 issue of the public
offering on May 29 of $25,000,000 of 5*4% first mortgage
bonds, due June 1, 1992, at a price of 101.579%, plus
accrued interest, to yield 5.15%, by an underwriting syn¬
dicate headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc. and Blyth & Co., Inc. Additional details follow:
v
above.—V.
Co*
Corp.—Stock
Completed—«
Mention was made in our June 1 issue of the offering of
500,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $13.25 pep
share on May 27 by an underwriting group headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc. Of the 500,000 shares which were of¬
fered, 250,000 shares represented new financing, the
balance represented shares owned toy two selling stock¬
holders. This offering was oversubscribed and the bookst
Offered—Kid¬
May 12, offered 43,067 shares of common stock
on
BUSINESS—-Standard
Southern
Petroleum
Philips
Telecomputing
Common
assistance to manufacturers for product development and improvement,
The plant is equipped to inexpensively
eavity molds for pilot runs of new items.
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Acquisition—
See
G %
electronic
said.
be
•tLong-term
components,
appliances, and instruments.
Plant operations include custom mold
and die making, casting, wet and dry tumble finishing, plating and
Complete testing and inspection facilities. Production equipment is of
the newest automatic type.
Mr. Homery
as a separate division of Studomanaged by Mr. Larry Gering and MrJ
Herman Gering who have directed the activities of the company sinew
its inception.
':
* •v...'
•"•—.v...
'
No purchase price was announced.—-V. 139, p. 2462.
will
It
mj.
Standard
including
uses
- ->
.-■•
operated
will be
Products
Gering
baker-Packard.
tooling
and
carried
be
bombers.
.
According to Mr. Homery, the firm will specialize
castings up to 2 lbs. for a variety ox industrial end
the stock of Goring Prod¬
of
The Hound-Dog
new
hardware
•
equipment. It is anticipated that follow-on contracts to con¬
production will be forthcoming upon the completion of the present
contract," Mr. Burke added.
tinue
zinc alloy die casting plant has been opened in Miami, Fla.,
it was announced by Alex. L. Homery. President of this new firm,
■With offices at 13121 South Dixie Highway, Miami 56, Fla.
A
.
Corp.—Acquisition—
by this corporation of 100%
,
one-year
Opens New
—
Studebaker-sPackard
Purchase
tradenames.
Mftny, other
.
stock from
common
ucts, Inc., was jointly announced on June 1 by the two companies.
;
Gering Products, Inc., located at Kenilworth, N. J., is a volume pro-"
ducer of plastic compounds, polyethylene film and plastic garden andl
industrial hose, sold throughout the world under several well-known'
and test
mortgage serial bonds due serially from Jan. 1, 1960 to
April i, 1974, at 100% and accrued interest.
of
'
■;
for the Kollsman
tire
from
Society of the Sister of Charity, Lewiston, Me.—Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on June 2
offered $1,800,000 of iV2%, 5%, 5^% and 5Vj>% first
,
/■.).
Burke said.
v..
will be used to finance construction
Hospital at Lewiston; Me;—V. 171, p. 364. \
Receives
apd President of its parent company, Standard Coil Products
contract
a
proceeds
Unit
—
":
Corp.—Stock Delisted—
granted an application of this corporation to withdraw
listing and registration on the Midwest Stock
Exchange, effective at the close of the trading session on June 9, 1959-?
The stock remains listed and registered on the American Stock Ex¬
change.—V. 189, p. 1395.
••••
•
to
The
Inc.
^Following the rapid development and highly successful performance
of reproduction systems, authority to proceed on an initial $5,000,000
.
•
Co.,
-
Special Products Division of this company has been
announced by Donald
P. Kircher, President.
The new Division will
include the Diehl Manufacturing Co., Finderne, N. J., producer of elec¬
trical eqii.ipmeht;. Hallef, Raymond and Brown, Inc., State College, Pa,,
research and development firm; .and Singer's Military Products Divi¬
sion, Bridgeport, Conn,—V, 189; p. 2396.'
General
Products
Container
Stone
The SEC has
guided missile, commonly known as the "Hound-Dog,"
guided missile application of the Kollsman Instrument
Tracker automatic celestial navigation system, it was
June
1 by James O.
Burke, Board Chairman of the
on
Inc. ■;
Co.
-
Singer Manufacturing Co. — Forms Special Products
Division—
: '• /.-i: *>«7> !^>\
The creation of
$597,155
250,441
its
Goii
Astro
announced
-
"
$579,533
213,166
GAM-77
Corp.'s
.
187,
71,034
will be the initial
1960
require about $3,975,000,—V.
$166,455
61,045
2246.
p.
Initial $5,0Q0y000 Contract for Astro Tracker System for
Missile Use—
' ./
'
and to use the proceeds to reimburse its
treasury, for construction: expenditures already made and to carry
out the construction program in progress and contemplated for 1959.
Sierra
Pacific
estimated
that
its
1959
construction program
will
and
189.
Standard
will issue the notes to such bank or banks from
may borrow funds for periods, not exceeding 12 months from
.the date of issue and, in any event, to have maturity dates not later
than. Deo. 31, 1960. The company expects to borrow the $3,500,000
1959
$1,416,906
819,751
$181,347
ops.
$1,244,375
664*842
company
which it
during
ry.
$378,622
212,167
operating inc.
ry.
—V.
The
expenses
from
rev.
$361,204
179,857
revenue
Ry.' operating
.
company, Jocated ct South Avenue, Burlingtcn, Mass., filed k
registration statement with the SEC on May 29, 1959 covering 75,00®
shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Bear, Sterns & Co. The, public offeringThis
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company's principal business is the performance of research
and
development services in a variety of technical fields under
contracts
with
the
United
States
Government and
commercial
organizations.' It also manufactures radiographic isotope .equipment;
and through its subsidiaries it also manufactures transistorized power
supplies and processes Kodachrome color film.
Its long-range aim.
is to expand the manufacture of its own products.
It is expected that about $250,000 of the proceeds of the stock sal®
w*
•-
.
*
to
construct a
search
-vice
additions
and
improvements to
the company*®
building in Burlington during 1959 and 1960, plus $50,00®
small building adjacent-thereto for radiographic? re¬
and manufacture.
Approximately $300,000 of the proceed®
principal
\
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2614)
ulll
in
invested
be
subsidiaries, in afcout equal parts, of
in equipment and part used as a working
two
the
which part will be invested
capital. The balance of the proceeds will be used to
capital, to acquire or construct additional equipment,
corporate purposes.
each
owned
is
,
L.
stock at a price of $20.50
shares being offered, 25,000
shares were purchased by the underwriters from Teleflex Products Ltd. of Basildon, England, a selling stock¬
holder and 42,000 shares from Teleflex Ltd.
67,000 shares of no par common
Of the 67,000
share.
olfcring
Co., .White, Weld is Co. and Harrison & Co.
Associated
is
Drexel
with
are
exchange
its
to
BUSINE3S—Teleflex Ltd.
Canada,
organized in
was
under the laws of
1938
through three wholly-owr.ed subsidiaries manufactures
controls, control mechanisms and linkages for use
and
mechanical
remote
in aircraft,
jet engines automotive
reactors,
nuclear
missiles,
guided
equipment, agricultural equipment,
marine craft, air conditioning and
other equipment.
$129,015,
March
sales
net
had
Ltd.
of
This compared with net sales in the
$908,961 and consolidated net income of
cents per share.
52
or
months ended March 31, 1959, Teleflex
$1,653,805 and consolidated
net income of
three
the
EARNINGS—For
of
quarter
1958
of
$23,653 or 10 cents per share.
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1958,
net sales were $4,076,842
and consolidated net income $151,362, or
cents
61
per
were $3,939,545
share.
of
organization of
owned
1957, net sales
71 cents per
share.
For the year ended Dec. 31,
and consolidated net income 0175,332
or
'•••'•■.
/»,.
will
y.
.
of no par stock,—V.
1967 and 289,795 shares
15,
result
from
Orville
to
shares
outstanding,
reflected
sales
"not
of
that the Fund's record-breaking asset total
increased portfolio value but also record gross
amounting to $42.8 million in the six-months
and
only
shares
new
period."
Total
91.2#
net
over
reached
Net
close
per
above
31,
approximately 7#
$16,500,000 in this corporation's annual revenues
schedule of increased rates ior natural gas
Power Commission late in .May, according
This
President.
*
in revenues.
represents
increase
an
of
substantial
additional
two
years
30
showed
an
earlier
Fund's
of
31,
1958.
Fund at the fiscal midyear was
and 37.8#, higher than the value
the
year
increase of
the level
and 40.3#
above
last fiscal year, Oct.
ago
Fund
shares
outstanding
out
the
at
end
April
of
at
were
the
increase of 24.1# and 14.8#, respec¬
midyear 1958 and the close of the last
18,432,342,
an
at
Similarly, the number of shareholders increased 29.7%
20.6#, -respectively, during these periods, to reach a new high
and
year.
94,971.—V.
189,
1395.
p.
of
filed
increases
pipeline
by
suppliers
J.
Lincoln: '
refund.
to
in
Coast
10,
Cabot,
L.
sale
made
Riggins,
Russell M.
and
of
S.
to
No
Texas.
company
sells
also
companies.
in
are
It
Port Arthur
Beaumont,
interstate
major
the
of
the
in
the
and
t
Texas
Cabot
>
Woodfin,
York.—V,
186,
■
partners
V
;•
V#
v.;
.'
.
*
to
May
on
AEC
for
cause
field for
that
announced
20
make
to
areas.
any
for
redemption on July 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $1,075,000 of its 5 (4#
first mortgage
pipe line bonds, series due 1977 at 100# plus accrued interest.
Pay¬
ment will be made at The First National Bank of Chicago, Chicago, 111.
the
at
or
—V,
has
company
office
of
called
Dillon,
for
equipped'1#
evaluation study to be con-1#";
tiny thumb sized plug-in1
radio or television set to emit^#
a
about
It is expected*,
be
used'fc
it
and
$5
;
delivery of
would
,\
.
offering
Ma]y
on
of
cents
65
May/14.—V.
on
Read
Co.,
&
Wall
48
St.,
New
York,
Y.
N.
189, p. 2397.
President
on
of
liabilities
the
the
on
0
shares of common stock (par $5)'#Inc., at $28.75 per share, with;1'?
share. The unsold balance was" ' "
p. 2289.
;
/
/
189,
per
Vista, Calif.
Chula
Corp.,
Engineering
This company on May 29 filed a registration statement ,with
covering
with
of
$3,300,000
Terminal
at the
the SEC
of 6#
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1969,
purchase warrants attached for the
purchase
stock
common
Tower
common
stock
rate of 10 shares for each
at
the
price
of
$30
$1,000 of debentures.
share
per
The
and
debentures
(With warrants) are to be offered for public sale at
amount
Inc.
through
underwriting
an
group
100# of principal
headed by Fulton Reid & Co.,
The
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company was organized on May 23, 1959, for the purpose
acquiring the Terminal Tower Building in Cleveland pursuant to
The
agreement
owner
between
(and
K.
Lifton,
acting for
Cleveland
seller)
and
Terminal
IMM,
Inc.,
York
Inc., the present
corporation, Robert
Inc.,
a
New York corporation, and Monty M. Simmonds,
corporation formed or to be formed.
The two named
New York
corporations
are
said to be controlled,
respectively, by
Ira J. Hechler and Robert K. Lifton, both of New York
City, und the
interest of Monty M. Simmonds in the purchase contract has been
transferred to Cleopatra Investments, Ltd., an Ontario corporation, the
stock
G.
a
is owned in equal shares by Simmonds and Lawrence
both of Toronto.
purchasers have paid to the seller under the purchase agree¬
of
which
Candler,
The
ment
the
of
sum
themselves
to
and
other
520
including
$500,000
in
cash
and
wholly-owned
to the company for $700,520
of
for 61,300
company,
or
obligated
expend for commissions, legal fees, travelling expenses
of acquisition amounts aggregating more than
$200,the cost of incorporating the CLS Building Co., the
company's
sum
expended
costs
agreement
the
have
$550,000 in
shares of
the
at
subsidiary.
cash,
the
rate
or
common
of
$20.40
They
have assigned the purchase
have paid to the company
of $1,250,520, in return
and
aggregate
an
stock, par value $1 per share, of the
share.
Of the 61,300 issued and
per
outstanding shayes, IMM, Inc., owns 20,433 shares, Robert K. Lifton,
Blc. 10,217 shares, and Cleopatra
Investments, Limited 30,650 shares.
The purchase price, payable under the purchase
agreement, consists,
of (a) the
preliminary cash payments aggregating $500,000, which have
been made by the Purchasers,
(b) an additional cash payment of $3,500,000 to be made at the closing of the purchase on or about
July
mortgage 41/4#
bonds, dated Feb. 1, 1956, which will be outstanding in the
principal
amount of $7,560,000 at the time of the
closing and which are secured
by a first mortgage on the Tower, and (d> the
assumption of a second
mortgage note, dated Feb. 21, 1956, which will have an unpaid
prin¬
cipal amount of $380,837 at the time of the closing and which is
6,
1959,
secured
At
(c)
by
the
the
a
assumption
of
second mortgage
closing
of
an
on
issue
of
general
the Tower.
the purchase of
the
Tower,
the
seller
will
title
convey
to the Tower to the CLS Building
Co., an Ohio corporation and
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, which will assume the out¬
general mortgage bonds and immediately transfer title to
the Tower to the
company, subject to the general mortgage.
The com¬
pany will not assume the indebtedness secured by the
general mortgage
but
will
subscribe
to certain
terms
thereof
relating to insurance
eminent
domain,
major
leases
and
after
acquired
property
The
company will assume the second mortgage.
The cash requirements for
the
acquisition of the Tower by the
a
standing
company
are
$4,000,000.
As
stated
above,
$500,000 has
already been
*"*Lon ^Purchase agreement, and the
additional
debentures
(the
company has deposited an
SuOO.OOO with the trustee of the indenture under which the
and
common
stock
purchase warrants are being issued
the Randall
and
business
and
assume
amount equal to $36 per
approximately $7,200,000 based
outstanding
company's
the
of
of
wants the
stock.
Cincinnati
common
Co. has its main offices
in
vision
~
CLS
paid
At
by
the
the direc-
account
Building and in satisfaction of the purchase price of the
Tower Property the sum of
$3,500,000. All expenses of acquisition of
the Tower, other than the cost of this
offering, have been or will
IMM, Lifton, Inc., and Cleopatra Investments.
Management Contract with IMM,
Ro^rt K. Lifton, Inp,, and L. G. Candler & Associates of Ohio;
a
be
the
for
latter's
wherever Oidsmobile has
seen
facilities
available.
are
,
dealer, and
a
acquired
The company is
'
the
of
the
1952,
diversified
its
activities
The
developments
line
oi
active
A
mail
resulted
has
for
boxes
homes.
in
business
services
and
special
300,000
from
subsidiaries
employ about
shareholders of
meeting of the
feet of manufacturing space.
of the shareholders of the Randall
1,
the
on
meeting
This
ment
Inc.
is
for
a
June
on
comparatively
the
announced
1
Engineering,
radio
and
located
modest
in
that
it
has
industries,
of
its
4
Paul
the
Schafer
division
189,
p.
will
and
its
continue
policies
as
and
President
and
personnel
due
Manager
FINANCING^'
Oct.
1,
Preferred
of
$8,000,000
8,000,000
3,000.000
9,000,000
9,000.000
10,000,000
debs.,
10.000,000
due
829,000
$29,000
stock
($100
stock
tno
indenture,
1978" series,
-
1968
flVi
series
the
s
and
' ;
%
.
supplemented,
-
3,154,514
it
has
completed
the
private
its
1981
company's - charter contains
capital stock.
The stockholders
to
par-value,
tThe
of
53i# subordinated notes, series 1959, due May 1,
to
investors.
The proceeds will be added to workingand used initially to reduce short-term borrowings. Goldman,
Sachs & Co.,
New York City, assisted the corporation in arranging
the financing.—V. 186, p. 2316.
•
*'"/-'
' ;
$4,000,000
several
thfe
specifies that no further debentures
series, the 1984 series or the 1987 series1..
4,The
2397.
sale
1971
shf/"
which
under
issued,
issue
in
an
from
time
to
no •
limitation
have
aggregate amount
not
in
the
on
amount-
the
empowered
time -cumulative
Board ; of
institutional
capital
its
company's
^capital
Directors
in .an
p.
to
stock.
The
issue
aggregate
charter
contains
stockholder
from
amount
time
not
no
of
excess
limitation
have
to
lime
in
excess
shares*,#"
*jpl
200,000
of
the
on
empowered
common
stock,
3.0OO.OOO
2182.~
.
$100
preferred stock,
'
2
fy ; f
may "be issued but'provides for additional issues of debentures of othey t
series
as
may
be
authorized
from
time
to
time
by the Board olkj.
Directors to an amount unlimited except as provided in the indenturej'-
Corp.—Private Placement—
June
-
50,000 shS..
amended
are
•'
■
A,
par)
as
SJr>
-
—
par)_^
debentures
t
'-'/die
^series,
30,
:-
company's
the
Sept.
v/ISW
noninter-
(unsecured,
stock—
.-cumulative
The
1987
"1987
1,
'
-
series,
1984
preferred
4.35#
®f
$8,000,000
1984___^
4?o#
Nov.
Directors
announced
-
Outstanding'^"
Authorized
series,
Fest-bearing,
I
Company
On
paid
was
series,
payable
Common
p.
share
per
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
1978
debs.,
"due
unchanged.
V. 189,
debs.,
1978
1,
3#
Notes
_
4
Thorp Finance
GIVING
1, 1981
__due
'•
Corp.—Offering Completed—The re¬
cent public offering of 468,500 shares of common stock
at par
($1 per share) by Interstate Securities Corp.,
Charlotte, North Carolina, has been completed. All of the
see
cents
32!i>
of
constituted.
'
-
2Ta#?debs., *1981
"30-year
equip¬
TliermoPlastics
details,
dividend
time
to
time
•
2T's#
30-year
2397.
said shares have been sold. For
?
due March
principal
remain
stock.
Feb.
30-year
.
Automation
General
will
quarterly
a
Debentures:
30-year
products
consist
of
remote
control
systems capable
of providing completely
automated radio station operation for as long as 24-hours electronically.
—V.
1959,
from
as
Long-term debt—
acquried
recently
Burbank, Calif.
Jmanufacturer
television
stock
quarterly cash dividends since
paid
has
company
common
common
Acquires Automation Equipment Manufacturer—
Custom
its
...
take
requisite action on the proposal will be h«»ld -m
J"ne
17,
1959.
approval, the Randall Co. and its subsidiaries will operate as
a
division of Textron with no contemplated changes
in its present
methods and procedures, management, policies or personnel.
Textron
<-,:k
a'" •"
to
Co.
Upon
Schafer
incurred
company
CAPITALIZATION
square
special
to finance in part the
including the payment of
in connection with this;,
program,
-
on
April
1400-persons and occupy
the Randall Co. to take
will ,be jused
$1,600,000
-
-
DIVIDENDS—The
1900
.
its
•
-
of
is an operating public utility corporation
engaged in generating and distributing electricity in Connecticut. If
was
incorporated under the laws of
the State of Connecticut in
June -1899 as The New Haven Illuminating Co. Its name was changed
the following December to The United Illuminating Co.
■
a
14,000
about
loans
BUSINESS—The
•*
sizable
a
Wagner
accounts.
Randall
A
Wagner
program.
"
proceeds
construction
1959-1961
bank
current
Company
of
net
PROCEEDS—The
and
most
attractive
'
350,501
'
Wagner
and
Wagner
offering to the holders of its outstanding;
1959, the right to sub4^
additional shares of common stock '
(no par) at $26.50 per share, on the basis of one new;/
share for each eight shares then held; rights will expire;'
on June 18.-No underwriting is involved.
Manufacturing Company, of Sidney, Ohio, one
respected names in the cooking utensil indus¬
has for years been considered the largest
manufacturer of cast iron cooking ware in America and also pioneered
in the sale of
aluminum and waterless cooking utensils.
They have
also
developed and popularized an aluminum and magnesium alloy
fcr
cooking
ware
called,
"Magnalite."
One
of
the
new
product r
oldest
the
try.
for
company's
Co.
Offered:-^?
Stock
stock of record May 26,
common
scribe
tele'r re¬
'
,
Co.—Common
Illuminating
•„
amount
the
no
Board
par
:
.oL
valuer'
shares.—V.
189,"
r
-.
■
United
company, the trustee will pay to the seller for the
iJiThas entered into
IriC.,
series to
transmission
United
*
October
In
of
Motors
its manufacturing
#
Randall
Show-^,?!i
negotiations with the Oidsmobile divisponsorship of a new situation?;-!
comedy series, "The Dennis O'Keefe Show," starting this Fall on thq,u)
CBS network, Sunday nights at 7:30 p.m. >
'
..
Bruce Eells,
Executive Vice-President,' described the transaction a&,
"one of
the largest—it not
the largest—station coverage deals eVe)fenjoyed by a television series. We have been advised that the sponsor
concluded
has
company
sion of General
Indenture).
Net proceeds of
the sale of the debentures will be
underwriters directly to Jhe trustee under the
indenture.
of
1858,
$1,570,000.
Properties,
New
a
of
an
consideration
a
File?
—
Exchange Commission—
May 6 filed a letter of
on
r
facilities are located at: Cincinnati, Wilmington
and
New
Vienna,
Ohio;
and
Greensburg,
Ind.
A
new
plant
has
recently been completed in Flemingsburg, Ky., and production
has
already
begun.
The bulk
of Randall's business is done with the
leading automobile and truck manufacturers in specialty items such
as:
stainless steel trim; Drip moldings; head-lining, retainers; panel
binders; air vents; window frames and many other related items.
In
addition to the automotive trades, Randall is an important, supplier
of miscellaneous parts to appliance manufacturers.
For the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1958. consolidated net sales of the Randall company
were
approximately $17,430,000 and the net income before taxes was
and
Securities and. Exchange Commission—
in
be
shares
200,000
Founded
Terminal Tower Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Registers With
will
This
•
Co.—Correction—L
'
Maxwell C.
and
,,
.
notification with the SEC?
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at $3
pre share, through Pacific Coast Securities Co., San Francisco, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
•
'.
of the Randall Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, jointly an¬
that Textron has entered into an agreement to
cash the assets, properties
of the Randall
Co. for an
for
purchase
share.
2
June
;
"
battery operated;1!/
by Blyth & Co.,
12
concession
Tyce
6,000
of
#
typicaf
■
radios covering
series of
a
Gas, Electric Light & Power
secondary
made
dealer's
This
corporation
BoardMJhairman of this
Little,
Royal
Weaver,
nounced
rf
firxril"1.
the
United Artists Television, Inc.—Sponsors New
The
;,,mj
iast,^fi
an
is
;
calls-for
contract
The corporation
Textron, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
.Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Partial Redemption
com-^t
the
Banshee
24
of- harmful, radiation.
presence
be. sold
can
fund
uj'imi.
Banshee
will
in the
mutual
the
used
be
With Securities and
-'
-.
«
Associates'
TCA
and Mutual Fund Distributors.
the
from
The
which
device
withdrawn
Eugene L. Green, Jr. of the
and Carl M. Mueller of Bankers Trust Co. of New
1891.
p.
general
types
AEC.
alarm
in
in management or personnel of Texas Gas is contem¬
Riggins said.
The company has over 300 employees.
The
directors of the corporation includes among others Mr.
organization;
the
radiation
A
a
of
Riggins; Mark J. Millard and Gene M.
Loeb, Rboades; William S. Edgerly and
of
Under AEC Contract—
President,
contract
various
by
the
was
change
board
vu;f
;
,
purchased all of the outstanding
Inc.
been active in
189, p..2462.
a
Tucson
natural
Orange
Building
Gas
..
President
beefi" elected
Slayton & Co.
wailing sound
Tex.
plated, Mr.
new
to
and
Headquarters
countries,
Orange
industries
Texas,
in
areas
Houston,
and
Liberty
major
oi
Auchincloss,
of
The
by Carl M. Loeb, Rlioades «Sc Co.
This corporation
operates approximately 500 miles of natural gas
transmission
lines,
purchasing
and transporting some 325 million
cubic feet of natural gas daily from producers in Chambers, .Galveston.
Jefferson,
/;•*
portables, home radios, etc.—V. 189, p. 2397.
commercial types available and including car radios,
handled
gas
•' *"•;
■» •"-.'■"•""•J'-.
Corp/ of America has
received
from
Presi¬
Houston,
will be.. used tp/..,
$300,000 will be used .pi
bonds
during the aftermath of nuclear attack to assist individuals in easily/!ts
finding areas of minimal radiation around the home.
In addition,: r,
the device can also be used' in portable radios and car radios as well
as in military electronic units to help the individual or group to escape
was announced June 1.
Terms of theArrangements for the transactions were
it
public.
Corp.,
Gas
not
were
of
fr>
Approximately '#;;
.
Louis, Mo., according fo an announcement, by Morris Ml •
President of Townsend Cdrp. of America.
*
' d p
Associates 'Is
the
new; name
for Slayton & Company Inf^j,
radiation
Co., investment bankers of New York; Godfrey
Boston,
of
Inc.,
Texas
of
dent
adhesives.
and
manufactures^;
S£.
ducted
is
and gas facilities in the East
acquired by a group headed by
been
.
Morgan* has
radios
under this
oil
operates
has
area,
Rhoades
ad<\
:
1
also
Corp. of America-1—New President for Unit
Tracerlab Inc.—Radios
S.
had
Corp.—Firm Sold—
corporation,, which
it
and
of tJthe 4 sale
proceeds
;
*
manufacture and distribution
accessories;
liquid; -solder
.
.
slocks
that
Gulf
toys,
npt
eight years.—V.
a
Carl M. Loeb,
hair
Si" Morgan, has
of
Mr.
awaiting final action by the FPC.—V. 189, p. 1610.
still
A/'"'-"'
the-class
of
of
7
TCA
the
request
sale
present mortgage debt of the company,
Townsend
effective on
This
•//
and The
Co.
The";
Townsend,
:non
the higher rates
company began charging
November, 1957, subject
the
and
schedule
the
of
L.
Inc.
w
are
rates subject to refund of any amounts not ultimately approved by
Commission."
Texas Eastern's last rate increase application was tiled on May
present
Cliff Rahal &
J.
are
engaged in.*the design,
.plastic-,
,
July 1," Mr. Carpenter said.
"However, the Federal Power Commission
can
suspend the effective date of the schedule for as much as five
months, after which Texas Eastern may begin collecting the increased
1957,
sells
Town send
a
expected to become effective in the Fall of this year.
"The new Texas Eastern rates are proposed to become
offerings
,
number of rate increases have been
put into effect subject to refund by Texas Eastern's gas suppliers and
During the past several
-the
by
per-share comijiission; to the "underwriters.
off short term bank-borrowings, and the balance will be nddert-ote
working "capital'.•"' J.V; v.'uiiiib.
to
Eastern to coyer
increases in the cost of gas, increases in State taxes, meet higher
operating expenses and to provide the company a reasonable rate of
return from operations, Mr. Carpenter said.
~
"
outstanding
holder thereof. ,'at Wj:,
pay
1
...
a~ $l
is •*'
commission
underwriting
:iV -
The
A "c'ommon«are "now
•
assortment
retire the
to
bt dltfSs'
for both
stock'after
B
$340,000
rates are necessary to allow Texas
These increased
....
the
of
over
fiscal
the
share
a
April
on
year
1958..
of
level
tively,
fund
a
of
the
value
Shares
record
of
58.4#
or
At Oct.
the
of
resources
at
asset
$16.12,
of
assets
with
Co.
wide
a
of
per.,,share.
'' *'-
bond.
silling stockholder is -Carl iW. Rcn-f-'
President# who owns .all 75| the, 100,000 outstanding shares of4#'
stock and "will continue to "own. ail of the ,200,000 outstanding#",
A
and
new
a
Carpenter,
S.
of
the Federal
with
filed
Texas
'
share,'
Trust
class
amount of the bonds
The warrantsll*
$1,000 of bonds to purchase 20 class A i:*
be„ offered- for -public- sale
strom,
class
$11
shares
underwriters
First
Transmission Corp.-—Seeks Rate Rise—|
increase of some
An
will
sales
This
Rise—
fund
at
v
•'
*-m
for public
,
(with warrants)
offer-the-bonds
.
principal
purchaser
iTlie company is
Texas Gas
reported total net assets at a record high of
$297.2 million at the close of its fiscal midyear, April 30, 1959,
Chester
D.
Tripp, President, told shareholders that new
records
were
also established in share value,
number of shareholders
and
mutual
to
per
the
SROdO
100,000
are
The
the
shares
each'
$10
Experiment Inc. was founded in 1945 and began work on advanced
propulsion systems under a Navy contract. Dr. James W. 'Mullen II,
will continue as its President.—V. 189, p. 2181.
•' *.T'/r'
189, p. 2181.
Fund, Inc.—Assets
Television-Electronics
This
entitle
The
of Teleflex
Jan.
100#-; of
for
$80
' 4. .'•/
i.
r
'
company proposes to
at
common
of
Chairman
Long,
C.
class
of
stock.
The
sale
Texaco, caid Experiment. Inc. will
provide Texaco with a new and important research arm -in the in¬
creasingly
vital
areas
of .high-energy
missile and aircraft, fuels,
advanced propulsion systems, and related chemical development fields;?
new
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to this
financing, capitalization
Ltd. will consist oi a $233,020 5Va# promissory note due
mortgage
shares
that it will acquire through
a high-energy fuels research
Richmond, Va., which will be operated as a wholly-
subsidiary.
Augustus
rn'
-
Neb., on May 29
$850,000 of 6#
sinking fund bonds, series A (with warrants for 17,000
A common stocks, and 100,000 shares of class A conw
located at 1515 Guming St., Omaha.
registration statement with the SEC covering
a
first
and
announced on May 19
shares Experiment Inc.,
Texas Eastern
will
Ltd.
available
Board Chairman
With SEC—
Tip Top Products Co.—Registers
won
company
Peabody
Kidder,
be added to the company's general funds and
subsidiaries.
Approximately $500,000 will be
expended during 1959 and 1960 lor additional equipment and the
remainder will be retained
as working capital.
The company will
receive none of the
proceeds from the sale of the 25,000 shares
being sold by Teleflex Products Ltd.
by Teleflex
made
as
Monday. June 8, 1959,./
.
This company,
filed
Inc.—Acquires Research Firm—
Texaco,
This
42,000 shares being sold
the sale of the
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
,
the
in
Co.
is
by
lists Monty M. Simmonds as
President.—V. 173, p. 205.
prospectus
Candler
G.
oi which
Theatres,
offered publicly
headed by Drexel & Co. on June 4
group
Candler & Associates, Ltd., a Canadian
Lawrence G. Candler and Monty M, Sim¬
G.
L.
'
The
an
per
of
controlled
.
investment banking
Teleflex Ltd—Stock Offered—An
subsidiary
a
monds.
Company officials own
Co.
lac., and The Western Union Telegraph
an
additional 14.1#—V. 189, p. 2012.
.
.
has outstanding 379,473 common shares,
by American Broadcasting-Paramount
The company now
26#
increase working
and for general
Inc.,
corporation
.
.
Tidewater Natural Gas Co.—Private Placement—This
through "White, Weld & Co., has arranged to
place privately $2,700,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
Jan. 1, 1979; $500,000 of subordinated income debentures,
due Jan. 1, 1980, and 25,000 shares of class A non-voting
common
stock, it was announced oil June 1,
1959.
company,
—V. 189, p. 920.
Improvement
OfferT—An. issue, of
&
Investing
1,238,994
Corp.
shares- of
—
Exchange'
common
stock
(par $2.60) of this newly formed corporation is presents#
heing offered. The new corporation, which will become;
the; .parent corporation
of LawyersMortgage
&
Titlp
Corand several other corporations, has been formed
make
available to. the .'stockholders
of Lawyers
business opportunities of which Lawyers,
as
an
"0,,
certain .;
insuip
Volume 189
ance
Number 5853
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
could not hitherto take advantage. Shares
the subscription privileges are under¬
by Allen & Co.
/
CAPITALIZATION
company,
taken up by
not
written
The
offering prospectus includes a
stock
shares
for
plan of exchange
of United
„,
on
one-for-ten
«a
United
Under
basis.
will
stock
be
this
exchanged
for
exchange
each
plan,
Common
which
for;
each
additional
four
shares
issued
shares
must
be
paid
under
the
when
the
for
a
firm
of
any
managing
/.//•"''.[//I/
-•'//./
"
large New York City bank to make
finance
such
purchases.—V.
189,
loans
automatic
1617.
p.
is
&
Carl
:
which
year
will
than
more
double
capacity
a
R.
firm
commitments
additional
This
45,000,000
haVe
for
during
the
this
Loeb,
7.70
to
David
of
Stein
plant
r
p.' 1438/'
•
...
four
miles
Co._
137,000 square feet under
feet
under
construction.—V.
3.00
Julien
2.00
Halowell,
Cp.-;/__///L
2.00
M.
&
<fc
Kidder
Ball,
&
This
Products
has formed
department, David W; Harris,
Officer,'-announced on May 27.
company
Co.—Forms New
a
chemical
new
Board
*
- -
/
*
the petroleum and other industries,1 he said/ In addition
to
refining -catalysts. -UOP manufactures corrosion inhibitors, .fuel addi¬
tives, rubber antiozonartts and antioxidants lor food and other applications.-/V. iS97-p.', 1840. t 7/ / V ; :«• r;,\
company
May 28
on
ments.
^
•♦•/'
■
Known
TullamoVe
the
as
designed
announced
been added
VjV'
primarily
'for
the
to
Model
claims
the
2 50-step; precision
new
of Tullamore
of
instrument
multi-channel
128, 256, etc. j.
unit
is
ideal
sources.
The
Robinson-Humpnrey
v
has
for
Kormendi &
Carl
J.
/The
:
precision
generated
pulse
covering
The
pulse
by
,
of
means
is
a
low
/
Stable
Milwaukee
0.75
—V.
189,
May
j.
.
filed
25
letter
a
notification
of
-
*
-
above."
Ry.
subscription
"V
.
*
v •••
'
■
•
■■
each
20
/
-
•
subject
underwriting
cents per share.
successful
group
share.
Co.
Webster
share.—V.
the
on
of record
stock
basis
June
2,
transferable
which
stockholders
to
allotment.
Merrill
compensation: to
it
may
shades
specified
&
Securities
Co.,
asked
Corp.
189, p. 2182.
to
asked
$170,000,
Force
its
is arv electric
total-
$2*^615,000.
92ft
of
capacity,
-,
with
It
Air
12
In. the recent
operating
in
most'of
revenues
of
also
It
Va'.
months
12
SAGE-Boinarc
operation
bases
in
York .ajxl
New
St.
of
maintenance
and
the
Northeast
189,
p.
Base,
and
to
N/J/
-
ended
and
■>
office: in
Virginia
,
' -
March
$142,278,000
a
expendi¬
improved
and
Force
Base,
New
Force
Air
Base,
Fort Lee,
in
of
parts
gas
company
income
of
June 20,
.
.
1359 to holders
of
record
and
in
Jersey;
New
SAGE
of
Stewart
power
Air
paperboard
products,
For jfiscal
reported earnings of $1,323,664
other
Toronto,
the
tons
operation,
maintenance
and
facilities
power
training
at
of Air
McGuire
than
operates four mills
Corp.
half
a
materials
million
tons
for
account
of
about
with
Westhampton;
and
Langlcy
Air
Force
Base,
Otis
Va.—V.
Chairman
for
about
25
years.—V.
129
California
This
of
189,
1515.
p.
Executive
Permachem
Corp.
equal
an
for the
Committtee,
formation
partnership
basis.
of
on
44,729
shares
stock
June
1
filed
for
at
rate
the
Through
Interna¬
is
the
acquire
rights
this
Western
of
Railway
Net
Net
Maryland
.
and
marketing in
The Chairman
Jr.,
who
is
of
Wells
foreign
Permachem
the
of
will be Mr.
Industries
SEC
corporation
Permachem
Corp.,
covering
at
one
new
involved.
The
66,600
$3
-
will
be
Porter
D.
President of
Corp.
Bibb,
the
new
2496.
p.
North
share
of
of
rev.
for
each
five
*
to
be
for
and
1959—4 Months—1958
$3,678,814 $16,912,324 $14,970,628
2,849,851
12,414,713
11,720,781
$1,523,970
1,061,683
$828,963
744,284
$4,497,611
3,400,988
$3,249,847
2,821,043
,
'
'
'
'
...
i
Bloch has been named President of this ncwly-ofrmed
it was announced on June 2.
Mr. Bloch was formerly
and General Manager of Warwick Wax Co., subsidiary
Chemical
Corp.,
whose assets were recently acquired from
Sun
by
(par
stockholders
shares
held
No
.
cents)
50
the
on
be
to
basis
underwriting.
Is
used to develop two
other working capital.
light
place
gasoline
Petrochemical.
Western
by
189,
Warwick
will
operate
as
a
divisiott
1718.
p.
•
White-Rogers Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
convertible
of
offered
&
terms
company's
sale
heating,
of
sale
Inc.
Co.,
underwriting
at 1209 Cass Ave., St Louis, Mo., on May
statement with the SEC covering $1,000,000
subordinated
public
for
Jacobs
and
located
company
filed
28
The
are
oper."
income-—
'
This
the
with
,
golf carts
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$4,622,276
3,098,306
exps.
from ry.
oper.
Western.—V.
Calif.—
notification
of
stock
common
subscription
of
Vice-President
of
Hollywood,
letter
a
Gatos,
each -,hree common shares held,
preferred stock held. No under¬
for
189, p. 2078.
Sun
187,
filed
14
shares
share
per
proceeds
driven
May
on
Los
Western Petrochemical Corp.—Bloch Named President
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Gatos RU.,
corporation,
International
Hoxby.—V.
i
With
Maurycy
markets.
Permachem
President
organization
operating
rv.
—V.
patents, formulate, trademarks and product developments for distribu¬
tion
Jose-Los
15900 San
share
one
Railway oper. revenue—
agreement,
all
to
J
Registers
involved.
;
will
—
Net proceeds of the sale
of the stock will be used to finance 8
portion of the company's construction program.
The company also
plans the sale of $1,000,000 of 5Va% bonds to two institutional in¬
vestors, which will be applied to the repayment of borrowings for
constriction and/cr for additional construction in 1959.
During th4
past
18 months
the company has
expended
about $1,818,000 lor
property additions and improvements; and an additional $587,000 of
expenditures are
anticipated
during
1959.
•
International
Co.
registration statement with the 8EC covering
stock.
The company proposes to offer thia
$17.50 by stockholders of record June 17„
each five shares
share for
one
a
of common
subscription at
announced
Permachcm
*-
'
1
Telephone
located at
company
Calif.,
1959,
the
of
total annual capacity
a
and paperboard. Shipping
its production and box-
paper
20r/o
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Air
..."
Harry j. Hoxby,
upon
paperboard
paperboard last year.
of
Lawrence
Western
May 30 that an agreement has been Entered into between this company
tional,
three
operates
company
Air
for
Permachcm
s
$32,000,000.
Force
Tonsham
York;
Suffolk County Air Force Base,
i
the
Co., Toronto.
the company
than
more
Period End. April 30—
debentures
due
July
1,
1979,
to
be
through Scherck, Rlchter Co,
and Sempie,
interest
rate,
public
offering
price
an*
The
arc
to
automatic
supplied
be
business
controls
for
amendment.
by
,
of
the
manufacture
gas-fired domestic spa«e
primarily
consists
oil
and
electrical space heating, domestic gas clothes dryers
refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
andt
commercial
Net
Financial
Wesco
This
Calif.,
June
1
group
headed
The
by
by 'the
by
at
315
East
With
Colorado
SEC—
Street,
registration statement with
a
shares
of
Goldman,
price
.
its
dommon
holders
present
pubiic offering
amendment.
Sachs
and
thereof
&
be
offered
are
for
underwriting
an
William
terms
Pasadena,
the SEC covering
to
through
and
Co.
underwriting
.
stock,
the
Blair
to
be
&
Co.
supplied
t
Wesco's
Loan
principal asset Is its. stock interest in Mutual Savings and
Association, of Pasadena.' It has outstanding 1,200,000 common
shares.
D.
filed
outstanding
sale
Corp.—Registers
located
corporation,
on
387,300
'•
the
net
cartons
&
Ames
Canada for 50 years as one of the
corrugated and solid fibre shipping
for packaging about 3Nearly 70% of St. Lawrence's output
newsprint.
:•'
of Canada
has been a large containerboard customer of St.
Virginia.
operate .Bomare
Base/Mats/
public
•t-
1959
and
in
natural
•.y~
31,
-
Richmond,
and
disributes
gas
McArthur,
President of A. E.
producers
of
/•
President
Palm,
company;
operating
sales
David L. Lukq III
H.
T. E. Lloyd, Vice-President
Vice-President in charge of sales,
the
of
William
are
H&D
and
and
Montreal
the
t
Mr. Luke;
Vice-Presidents.
Canada
leading
more
is
cohimon
period, electric business provided
gas
business
8/.
2182.
Force
a
board
Washington,
..
months
ot|27Vo cents per-share is payable
1959.—V.
Air
start-up,
covers
or
Co.
UVIDENDS—Company has paid dividends in varying amounts on the
edimon stock for 34 consecutive years." The
current quarterly dividend
Jlie. 2,
also
with
Sandusky;
of
been
folding
120,000
has
contract for operation and main¬
includes
Syracuse
Maine;
2398.
p.
share.
cents
additional
for additional and
-principal
ar.d West Virginia.
revenues
&
*•,
its
utility-operating
the
23.939
;
.
company,
dperating
or
a
electric, transmission-facilities,
Newport News,
'lARNINGS^For
ha|i
includes
York;
Force. personnel
Force
of
$67,990,,
cents
Construction
program.
tures .for l£>5Srare estimated at $53,000,000
and
for
which
McGuire
Base,
portion of its contreasury
for
expenditures
,
ofljjprth C&rolhta
or
y
program, ; or
in Norfolk
of
Thalmann
11.711
or
•-
to
reimburse
already made in connection with the
Va*.
it
Ladenburg,
$83,148,
proceeds from the sale of the
will be,-used by the company to finance a
"iusiNESS—This
$67,990,
of
Executive
H&D
i
offered
compensation
a
Kuhn, .Loeb
< jointly j,
eleftrical generating
opttations,7
7 -
of
H&D
of
•
Lynch,
1*'}
PROCEEDS—Net
strriction
America,
of
•
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. is manager of a group
which will underwrite the offerings. The group submit¬
ted the best bid for underwriting the offering by
specify¬
Stone, &
Corp.
(L. E.) Waterman Pen Co. Ltd.—New Firm Formed—
common
share
per
shares held
privilege-under
an
at
New
r:-
710,000 additional shares of
shares,
a.
Vitro
by the underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp.
and Johnston, Lemon & Co. and sold at $107
per share
(for details, see V. 189, p. 2078).—V. 189, p. 2289.
...
subscribe for the unsubscribed portion of the additional
&
of
subscription by the company's common
stockholders, a total of 96,054 shares were subscribed for
through the exercise of subscription warrants. The re¬
maining 4,332 shares of preferred stock was purchased,
the
with
Rights to subscribe, evidenced by
warrants, will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Thursday,
18, .1959.
The-offering also carries an additional
cents
facilities
District
contract
facilities
offered
to
share for
Allen
division,
a
$2,200,000 Air Force
power
Base,
June
The
Co.,
—Of
'
1959.
•
of
Defense
of
Cowan,
Headquartered
case
Air
'(
with an annual capacity of 115,000 tons of container-board and
box-board, part of which is marketed. The company's eight converting
plants,
strategically
located
throughout
Canada,
consumed
about
Engineering
tenance
■
to
mills
Washington Gas Light Co.—Rights Offering Completed
the 100,386 shares of convertible preferred stock
'• ..V
-'.'/.
subscription price of $33
9.58
0.30
Vitro Corp. of America—Gets Sage-Bomarc Contract—
a
LawfenCO
1953
]
today at Winnipeg,
transfer agent.
as
1958, ended Oct, 31,
net
writing
of class A common stock (par $2) to be
share, through S. D. Lunt & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
be used for inventory and equipment and for
per
are
subscribe for
arid
Williams & Co., Inc
Harold E. Wood & Company
2182.
awarded
St.
for-
grown-since
had
Canada
of
closed
was
acting
Warren,
has
country's
on
.Vitro
D.
L.
0.30
year
voltage
-Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Rights Offering—This
is offering its common stockholders rights to
9.58
0.30
voltage
85A2/OG3
two
by
company
ing
R.
H&D
cases,
level
relay.
mercury
provided
/1
common
and
0.30
Co.//——
interest in H&D of
Virginia,
for
tfta
and
Canadian paperboard capacity,
manufacturing facilities introduced by H&D
compound the present oversupply, Mr. Luke noted.
directors
0.30
0.30
The
shares
20,000
See Southern
one
and
0.30
Renshaw
0.3O
p.
West
for
Canada
its requirements.
Manager
Secretary; M. H.
C. T.
0.75
of
'
H&D
General
Walker & Sons
Robert L. Whittaker & Co
been
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.—To Dispose of Railroad Unit
the
and
0.30
Lukens
and
stock
company's
H&D
primary
President
Steele, Haine & Co.—-
'
.
0.30
Co., Inc.—
.
189, p. 2398. >
i
at
.'Lane,
Space
Inc._/—_—_
Co.
Rodman &
supply
John
Other
Joseph
been
■
of
&
Robinson
0.75
his
advantages
and
Penington, Colket & Co
0.75
of
former
0.30
0.75
height
capital.
,y.
0.75
Holders
Aston,
Caspers,
and
the
of
Louis
deceased,
R.
largest block
Vincentl,
161,000
as
shares,
William
ar?
Executors
all
of
of
which
T.
the
Caspers, Richard
Estate
of
R.
39,000,
none
of
which
is
first
of
the
sale
the
of
debentures
are
to
used,
be
1ft
the cost of construction and
Mo. (In St. Louis County, .15
miles
southwest of
downtown
St.
Louis). The new building will bo
used
to
house
the
company's major manufacturing
and
adminis¬
trative
operations, presently spread over several buildings. The es¬
timated cost (including equipment and moving costs)
is $1,950,000,
in addition to $182,000 already invested in land and building ma¬
terials. The company has negotiated a $2,000,000 insurance company
loan, part of which must be used to pay off the outstanding bal¬
ance
($746,000)
of the company's present loan from the insurance
company;
and
the additional borrowed funds are to be used ta
pay the remainder of the construction costs.
The balance not needed
for this purpose will be added to working capital.—V. .183, p.
1799.
instance,
a
new
to
pay
for
building
part
of
Affton,
W.
included in this
public stock offering; Rudolph W. Caspers, Jr., 92,000 shares,
of which 21,500 are so included; William T.
Caspers, a director. 92,000
shares, none of which is included
in this
offering;, and Elizabeth
Peters,
proceeds
equipping
is
proposed
Caspers
,
0.30
i
0.75
for
the
generator,
'
at $14.52
proceeds
working
Son—I
Inc.—„_
■
Johnson,
Loewi
Like the company's previously announced
generation
corporation nn
offered
&
Co.,
••
a
The
-Victory Markets, Inc., Norwich, N. Y.—Files With SEC
S?C
Hilliard
B.
Illinois
/Corp.
Canada,
0.30
0.30
Co., Inc
&
common
of
0.30
Co., Inc.-
McGlone
of
H&D
of
special meeting held in Toronto, five directors of West Virginia
Pulp and Paper Company, who have been serving on the nine-mah
board
of
directors
of
H&D
of
Canada, resigned.
They are Bidney
Frohman, who had been Chairman of the Board; Charles E. Frohman,
Sons
Corp
sale
that
would
Lawrence
outputs.
V
The
J.
The
•
,
&
out
Company
At
0.30
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
& Co. Inc,—
Securities
shares
189,864
shares
outstanding.
the
transaction
Trust
0.30
Evans
0.75
Sons/i//
&
to
Canada
The
0.30
0.30
Eldwards
G.
A.
0.75
—
0.75
//
tubes,—V.
reference
1.00
Starts & Co.—. 1.00
First
y/1"'/' " '
.
.
are
Inc.
of
360,000
the other hand, St. Lawrence Corp., which has hitherto occupied
non-integrated position in the Canadian industry, was interested
in acquiring a relationship with an established box-making operation
to take its product to market.
j
0.30
—
Co.-
&
transfer
the
a
0.30
——
Co.
amount!
On
0.50
Baumgartner, Downing & Co.
&
of
0.50
—
Beane
North «fc Co.,
Inc.—
the
.
additional
any
.
instru¬
pulse
•
...
supply
Barret, Fitch,
undisclosed
an
Since there already exists an excess of
0.50
Co.—
&
Robert
;
pulse
output is ob¬
tained from a built-in attenuator which reduces
predetermined ampli¬
tude by factors of 1, 10, 100, or. 1000.
The high level pulse is always
available and nan be used .for triggering an oscilloscope or
gating cir¬
cuit.
/
' ' v /•■
•,
., v
/
1
Other features-stressed by Victoreen for the Model PPG-256 include
pulse amplitude that is.variable from 0-100 volts, depending on.rise,
decay and attenuator settings, variable pulse rise and decay times.
Fulses
0.50
Co
Bros.
Hanrahan
generates positive or negative exponential pulses which
the output of most radiation detectors.
Pulses are available
FPG-1
1.00
Fox
said
pointed
in order
0.50
Meyer &
R. Williston &
0.75
PPG-256
at.jhigh and low level
Model
&
Sutro
J.
uL.X''" 1-00
&
its [majority
where
the
company
would
have
to
make
substantial new
investments for the expansion of its paperboard productive capacity
&
——,
Frank,
0.75
determining linearity
instruments since linearity measurements can be made more
rapidly with the PPCt-256 generator than with a set oi energy calibrat¬
ing
Becker
Byrd Brothers ——
Dittmaf'& Co., Inc./-/'—/-
of 'these
stimulate
Brewer,
Stix
1.00
Gardner-—
Garrett
sold
had
point
'/,//
PPG-23G, [ the
calibration
analyzers with.211 channels <32, 64,
-Toe manufacturer
a
firm's: line
•••■"• -V j
0.50
M. Dain & Co., Inc._7-/
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co._
Farwell, Chapman & Co.l_^
-
Luke
He
0.50
Co._
..Bryant —i
stock
common
Irving Lundborg & Co.l—J
Mead, Miller & Co.——
Victoreen Instrument Co.^New Pulse Generator—
The
Northwest
Stern,
.1.50
J.
-..
•
it
f6r
made
was
of
provides
distinct
remaining stockholders of
Corp.
/
0.50
Rouse,
—1.00
Co.-/-/
that
1
m
52.74#>
Canada
0.50
1.00
R.
?
0.50
—
Brooke
&
June
President,
involved
Mr.
0.50
1.00
Cooley
sale, to
generator has just
0.50
Jenks,
Sulzberger,
Boenning
William
,;The move is part of UOP's ; program to intensify .efforts in
develop¬
ing new' chemical products and enlarging its present product line for
>
0.50
Corp.__
1.00
The
Executive
0.50
Pacific
Co—1.50
C.
&
in
Virginia obtained its interest in H&D of Canada in 1953,
when it acquired the American parent company, The Hinde & Dauch
Paper Company of Sandusky, Ohio, through an exchange of stock.
This transaction will have no bearing on West Virginia's operations
in the
corrugated box field in the U. S., where further expansion
is planned.
1
0.50
of Michigan
Reinholdt
188,
development
Chief
and
Co.--——
Co.-
Legg & Company/.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.-
roof
-
1
&
Luke,
representing
Ltd.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co.-—„
Newburger, Loeb & Co
1.50
Blunt Ellis & Simmons_-.___
John
Sells Holdings
—
-West
Ingalls & Snyder—
Janney,
Dulles
&
Battles,
1.50
&! Kraus_^™_
Co.,_.
0.75
Kirkland & Co
1.50
7.
&
with
L,
.
^
J
Co.
«fe
Inc.
Marache & Co.J_
Burnham & Co.—
Department
products
Chairman
-
W,
Rudolph
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd., to>
Ltd., a leading Canadian paper and paperboard
headquarters in Montreal.
The sale,
according
transaction
stock,
'
Faliey, Clark & Co
Co.; .Inc.-2.00
Inc.2.00
Co.,
Burge
Co.,
7/Universal Oil
Collins
1
Hutton
0.75
0.75
First
F.
The
0.75
McDowell
&
Inc.
3.00
Sons
Schwabacher
•
.
Boyce
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
3.00
2.00
The Ohio
of
south
has
square
*j.-.
land
&
Blosser
Ferris
Courts &
level
Bros.
Co.__
&
4.00
;/'•
&
McDonald & Co./i"l/./_'__Il"l "
-
Scranton
Straus,
2.00
Granbery,
plant on- all types
of- specialty
steel
strip.
The
currently [ produces liigh;-speed, and-.tool steel strip, high
temperature metals .strip,
and
magnetic -metals
strip,/ as ywell
as
stainless Strip-at the Bridgeville
plant. //y'y
tract .of
20,000
for
above
0.75
&
William Blair & Co
an
year.
company
a, 649-acre,
Coshocton, Ohio, the new
and
an
additional
76.000
listed
include
Aston;
D.
cash.
Auchincloss, Parker «fe Red-
thej,' Bridgeville
on.,
21,500
Robert
amount*
They
above.
the
in
Corp.,
manufacturer
0.75
Co.2.50
Reynolds
plant supplements the company's stainless strip producing
at Bridgeville, Pa. and will permit increased emphasis of
Located
by
& Paper Co.
announced
company
interest
Lawrence
0.75
W.
&
&
St.
0.75
Corp.
Co.
&
stock
Lynch
New York Hanseatic
Baxter & Co.
new
facilities
listed
offered
the
Caspers;
West Virginia Pulp
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Presspridh & Co.
Hallgarten
tons
of
Being
shares
Canadian Firm—
Chas.
.
Co..
Rhoades
Bradford
W.
^ "i A.
expenditure
T.
161,000
and 21,600 by Fred L. Walter. The company's President,
Aston, proposes to sell 9,600 of his holdings of 32,000
D.
5.00
____
&
the
been'made
at-.Coshocton
Doris
5.00
duPont
path
company's overall strip
1.50
producing capacity.
This plant represents a' major -'step in the com¬
Baker, Weeks & Co./___^__
1.50
pany'-?; expansion plans. -Over $8,OOO.OOC has been invested to, date .Blair & Co. Inc.—1.50
and
by
This
&
Leonard
5.00
Shields
stainless
20,000
shares
the
shares.
Shs.
Moore,
Co._____
I.
M'.
C.
J.
E.
of
21,600
Richard
% of
Shs.
Goodbody & Co._
stockholders
new
a
of
below:
named
r,c Of
Co.
\
'Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—New Plant—
por
first
Fen¬
Smith Inc
&
ner
Francis
~
opening of
the
..
Pierce,
Halle & Stieglitz___:
The corporation on June 3 announced the
steel strip plant at Coshocton, Ohio,
with
14,910,000 shs.
Gregory
to
"
20,000,000 shs.
•
614,471 shs.
are, subject to usual conditions,
to buy the respective
percentages shown
purchased upon exercise of warrants.
The
not
underwriter
Lynch.
-Bache
In order tp assist „any stockholder who may not have funds
available
exercise his subscription privilege/: 3
group of officers and large
stockholders of United,
including Messrs. Jerome, Edwin, Abner and
Sidney Katz and Mr. Jack Marqusee have :made arrangements with
to-
blocks
commitment
shares
/' ./
Merrill
tq
a
to
Caspers, Jr.;
1,000,000 shs.
U-i
par;
r
'V.
exchange offer. Such
exchange is made.
,■
Improvement is entering the mortgage organiza¬
directly, and will also take advantage, either directly
through other subsidiaries, of opportunities in real estate or other
appropriate fields. Lawyers remains in the title insurance and mort¬
businesses.
($8
shares
18,760,000
cumulative,
par,
600
•
business
servicing
from
\
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
or
gage
lists 49 selling stockholders, whose proposed offerings range in
Outstanding
$266,200,000
$18,900,000
series_._.._„.—
stock
under
•BUSINESS—United
tion
in
below
new
exchange
share
FINANCING
*
^Unlimited.
Lawyers
each share
21,2 shares of United will be exchanged for
Lawyers common stock. In addition, those who accept the
offer prior to 3:30 p.m., New York City time, on June 30,
1959, will have a non-transferable subscription privilege entitling them
to purchase one additional share of United common stock at $5 per
stock,
of
stk., $100
issuable
old
of
PRESENT
stock:
Preferred
of
share
one
shares
four
TO
Authorized
refunding mortgage bonds
fund debs. 3 Vz
%, due 3-1-78
Capital
of
Lawyers common stock. To facilitate
the
exchanges, the certificate of incorporation of Lawyers Mortgage &
Title Co. lias been amended to reverse-split Lawyers common stock
mon
EFFECT
,
&
Sink,
com¬
GIVING
shares
.
First
55
(2615)
included.
The
prospectus
Woodward Iron
The
ef
stockholders
Alabama
Pipe
Co.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
on
June
30
will
fnto Woodward
consider
Iron
approving
Ct.— V.
176,
p.
a
»&rg49
506?.
56
V.
(2616;
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
f
BOND PROPOSALS AND
r?
Other
ALABAMA
Loxley, Ala.
Offering:
Bond
M.
Mayor
—
C.
Oiuliani announces that the Town
Council will receive auction bids
(CST) on June 8 for the
purchase of $122,000 water works
fit 2 p.m.
bonds.
revenue
Mobile Board of Water and SeWer
Commissioners, Ala.
Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ers,
until
bids
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on June 16
of $2,500,000
chase
1959.
to
1,
Jan. 1 from 1962
inclusive. Bonds due in
Due
1991
on
thereafter
and
3.970
a.m.
Jan.
Dated
bonds.
revenue
10
for the pur¬
water service
are
callable
1, 196.9. Principal and
(J-J)
payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
as
Pershing,
of New
proved - by
Mitchell,
Shetterly &
Mitchell,
York City.
White & Co.
1967
sealed
receive
xvill
bids
until
2
June 23 for the
purchase of $400,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated June
I, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
(MST)
p.m.
to
1964
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoe¬
nix.
Pinal County, Ray
High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond Offering:
Clerk
receive
will
Eleanor Cafall,
—
Board
of
of
Supervisors
sealed
bids
until
2
(MST) on June 23 for the
purchase of $700,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated June
p.m.
1959.
to
Due
1964
Dec.
on
from
1
1959
inclusive.
interest
Principal and
payable at the
(J-D)
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelgess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
ARKANSAS
El
Bond
May 28
—
awarded
•and
Dorado, Ark.
$105,000
Sale—The
auditorium
•eral
v.
to
189,
T.
2399
p.
J.
gen-
offered
bonds
—
were
Raney & Sons,
Stephens, Inc., jointly.
CALIFORNIA
-
Alpine Union School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Lids
his
office
B.
R.
—
County Clerk, will
James,
Receive sealed
in
San Diego
(PDST) on June
16 .for the purchase of $126,000
school bonds. Dated July 15, 1959.
Due on July 15 from 1960 to 1984
at
until
10:30
a.m.
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
and interest
County
Legality ap¬
the
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
.Chino Unified School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
•building bonds offered June 1—
v. 189, p. 2399—were awarded to
.a syndicate headed
by the Bank of
America National Trust &
Savings
Association, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.01,
-of about
a
4.18%,
net interest cost
follows:
as
$400,000 4%s.
Due on June 15
■f
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
240,000 4s. Due on June 15 from
1971
310,000
13
to
1976 inclusive.
414s.
-
Due
on
June
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
15
Due
to
1972
on
June 15 from
inclusive.
20,000 4^4s. Due on June 15 from
1973
Dated
to
inclusive.
1982
June
15,
Interest
1959.
J-D.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Greenville Sanitary District,
Plumas County, Calif.
000
of
issue
Sale—An
bonds
sewer
Bank
was
America
of $120,to the
sold
National Trust
&
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
$17,000 5%s. Due
1960
to
37,000 5s.
1968
Principal and
interest
15 from
1966 inclusive.
1961 to
8,000 4,/2S.
Bond
Offering:—Eleanor Cafall,
Board
of Supervisors,
District,
Due on June
$6,000 5s.
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
of
School
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $34,000
school building bonds was sold to
Hill Richards & Co., at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
4.39%, as follows:
ARIZONA
Bond
Unified
Sacramento County,
Pinal County School District No. 3
Clerk
syndi¬
Savings
the
&
Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.; Jones,
Cosgrove
& Miller, and C.
N,
of Jan.
interest
of
Trust
Bank, of Chicago; Weeden & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith; J. Barth & Co.; Stone &
Youngberg; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; J. B. Hanauer &
Folsom
C. Sand¬
Bond Offering:—Oliver
members
Harris
cate:
to
1967
Due
1975
on
July
Dated
Go.; Baxter & Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.;
Braun,
Bosworth
& Co.,
Inc.;
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons;
Clark,
Dodge &
Co.; Dick & MerleSmith; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Estabrook & Co.; Fidelity Union
Trust
Co.,
of
Newark;
First
Southwest Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
livan & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.
Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; Illinois Com¬
pany; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Laidlaw & Co.;
Lee Higginson
Corp.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Na¬
tional
State
Bank, of Newark;
New
York
Hanseatie
Corp.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Trust Company cf Georgia, in At¬
lanta; Wertheim & Co.; Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc.; J. C, Brad¬
ford & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
Courts
of
& Co.;
Michigan
National
1 from
inclusive.
1 from
June
1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
and
Staats & Co.; Mer¬
Trust
R.
City.
S. Dickson &
Co.,Inc.; Eldredge & Co.,Inc.; First
inclusive.
on
R.
Co., of St. Louis;
Reynolds & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; J. Barth & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; John Nuveen
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
cantile
San
July 1 from
Due on July
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
66,000 41//2S.
of
William
NEGOTIATIONS
interest
Western
Corporation;
in
Dallas;
Bank
Bank
&
Trust
First
First
Co., of
San Francisco; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc.; Industrial National Bank
of
Providence;
Kenowcr, MacArthur & Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc.; Mercantile National Bank at
Dalla§; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
Bank of Commerce, in
Seattle; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
San Francisco.
Inc.; Republic National Bank of
Dallas; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
Los Angeles County Flood Control
Schwabachcr & Co.) S t o
pe &
District (P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Youngberg, Stroud &^"Co.,( fnc.;
Bond
Sale —-The
$40,000,000 Taylor & Co.; Tucker,C"
flood control improvement bonds R. L.
Day; G. IL Wal
offered Junfe 2—-v. 189, p. 2290—- Wood Struthers & Co.
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
American Securities Col'\k An¬
headed by the Bank of America
drews & Wells, Inc.; BacoiA Stev¬
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
enson &
Co.; Robert W.
ciation, as 4s, as follows:
Co., Inc.; Bartow Leeds & Co.;
$30,000,000 bonds at a price of Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Bram100.74, a basis of about 3.93%. hall, Falion & Co., Inc.; C. F.
10,000,000 bonds at a price of Childs & Co., Inc.; City National
100.04, a basis of about 3.99%. Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City;
Other members of the syndi¬ Dallas Union Securities Co., Inc.;
cate: First National City Bank; Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Dreyfus &
Chase Manhattan Bank; Bankers Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Field,
&
Trust Co., all of New York; Leh¬ Richards
Co.; First National
man
Brothers; Harriman Ripley Bank, of Memphis; Ginther & Co.;
& Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Goodbody & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Inc.;
Harris
Trust
&
Savings J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Hayden,
Bank, of Chicago; Morgan Guar¬ Miller & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
anty Trust Co., of New York; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor
Blyth & Co., Inc.; First Boston & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Corp.;
Smith,
Barney .&
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Lyons &
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Security-First Shafto, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
&
National Bank of Los Angeles; McDonald
Co.; Park, Ryan,
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬ Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Rand
cisco; California Bank, of Los
Angeles; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank and Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago;
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, of New York; Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago; Weeden &
Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co.;
Blair & Co., Inc.
Drexel & Co.; Phelps, Fenn &
Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; C. J. Devine
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith; Shields &
Co.;
Dean Witter & Co.; R. H. Moulton
&
Co.; First National Bank of
Oregon, in Portland; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; SeattleFirst National
Bank, of Seattle;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc; Philadelphia National
Ban k,
of Philadelphia; White,
Weld & Co.; Equitable Securities
Corporation; Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp.; Bear, Stearns & Co.
National
& Co.
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.; Stern,
Lauer & Co.; Spencer Trask &
Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.; J. R. Williston & Beane; Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson, Inc.; Robert Winthrop &
Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc.;
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Chicago;
Dominick & Dominick; A. Web¬
ster Dougherty & Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.; Fahey, Clark &
Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.;
Federation
New
Bank* & Trust
Co., of
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Fort
Worth
National
Bank,
of Fort
Worth; Hill Richards & Co.; Mc¬
Donnell & Co., Inc.; Northwest¬
ern
National
Bank, of Minne¬
York;
apolis; D. A. Pincus & Co.; Provi¬
dent Bank of Cincinnati; Rambo,
Close & Kerner, Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
.
-
.
Agnew & Co.; F. S.
&
Co.; Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox; Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc.; Third National
Bank in Nashville; Thomas & Co.;
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.; White,
Hattier & Sanford; Zahner & Co.;
Fred D. Blake & Co.; Boettcher
Shuman,
the
Smithers
ca
holder, at the Bank of Ameri-
•.
-
.
Riverside County (P O.
-
Riverside),
California
&
Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; Cun¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.;
Ernst & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.;
First National Bank, of Minne¬
apolis; First National Bank, of St.
Paul;
George P. Fogg & Co.;
Freeman & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Granger & Co.; Mal¬
vern
Hill & - Co., Inc.;
Horner,
Barksdale
&
Co.;- Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp.;
Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.; W. L.
Lyons & Co.
McMaster Hutchinson
&
Co.;
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.; Mit-
■
$1,999,000 gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered June*! — v. 189, p. 2183 —
were /awarded
to - a -syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa-
•
tion, of San Francisco, at a price *
of 100.12, ,a net interest cost of
about
3.37%,
follows:
as
$370,000 41/4S. Due on July 1 from
-1960
to
from* 1963
405,000 3V2S.
to
1972
Other
inclusive.
1962
3%s.
1,215,000
on July 1
197L inclusive. 3
Due
to
Due
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1974
members- of
the
syndiCo.,
of
Francisco;
Northern Trust
fray & Hop wood; Putnam & Co.; Co., of Chicago; C. J. Devine &
Rowles, Winston & Co.; Ryan, Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Weeden
Sutherland
&
Co.; Schaffer, & Co.; White, Weld & Co- E. F.
Necker
&
Co.;
Seasongood
& Hutton, & Co.;. Kenower, MacMayer; John Small & Co., Inc.; Arthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
Stix & Co.; Stranahan, Harris & liams & Stern; Stone & YoungCo., Inc.; Talmage & Co.; Thorn¬ berg; Fred D. Blake & Co.; Stern,
ton, Mohr & Farish; Tuller & Frank,, Meyer & Fox; Wagen¬
Zucker; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; seller -& Durst, Inc.,-and C. N.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of White-& Co. '
Winston-Salem; J. C. Wheat &
Sequoia- Union High Sch. District,
Co.;
Harold E.
Wood > & Co.;
San Mateo County, Calif.
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.;
Bon d *Sale — The $1,500,000
Breed
& Harrison, Inc.;
Conti¬
school bonds offered June 2—v.
nental Bank & Trust Co., of Salt
189, p; 2183—were awarded to a
Lake City; Ellis & Co.
group composed of the CrockerFirst
California
Co.;
First
Anglo National Bank, First West¬
Cleveland Corp.; First Union Na¬
ern Bank & Trust Co., both of San
tional Bank of North Carolina, in
Francisco,v Hill* Richards &~ Co.,
Charlotte; Hooker & Fay; Magnus
Seattle-First: National * Bank,: of
&
Co.;
Rodman
&
Renshaw;
Salomon Bros. &
Soden Investment Co.; Stein Bros. Seattle,, and& Boyce; Sutro Bros. & Co.; Til- Hutzler, at a price of 100.00006, a
net -interest cost of about 3.92%;
ney & Co.; Townsend, Dabney &
as follows:'
\
*
Tyson; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; R. D. White & Co.; Rob¬ $550,000 5s.VDue on July 1 from
V
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
ert L. Whittaker & Co.; E. Ray
Allen
&
50,000 4ViS. Due on July 1, 1973.
Co., Inc.; Cruttcnden,
780,000 4s. Due on. July 1 from
P^desta & Co.; Shelby Cullom
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
avis & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
120,000 2s. Due on July 1, 1984.
Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.;
First of Arizona Co.; ' Foster &
Vaca Valley Union School. District
Marshall; Frantz Hutchinson &•
Solano County, Calif.
•
Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson;
Bond Sale—An issue of $105,000
Leeder, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
school bonds was sold to the Bank
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.
Seattle Trust & Savings Bank, of America NationaLTrust & Savof Seattle;, Wagenseller & Durst, ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
follows^;'.7 7
'/J.
Inc.; Wulff, Hansen & Co.; Barcus,
Kindred & Co.; Doll & Isphor- $30,000-5s. Due on June 1 from
I960 to 1967 inclusive.
/
ding, Inc.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller; Mc¬
75,000 * 4s. Due on June 1 from
1968 to 1978 inclusive.
Donald-Moore & Co.; J. A. Over¬
Jones & Templeton; Na¬
City Bank, of Cleveland;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Piper, Jaf-
r
-.-V, '
'
'Bond Sale—The
chuin,
tional
>,
National Trust & Savings Asso- 3
ciation, of San Francisco. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,;
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San ;
Francisco.
% >
cate:
American
San
Trust^
.
^
*,
•
.
]
r
>
•
!
.
;
-
,
.
-
■
,
1
'
/
-
ton &
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., Inc.; Weil, Roth & Irving
&
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Orestimba Union High School Dist.,
Stanislaus
Bond
County,
Offering
—
L.
Calif.
Bither,
W.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto un¬
p.m. (PDST) on June 9 for
purchase of $730,6K)0 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
til
2
the
July
sive.
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
Oroville, Calif.
Bond
Offering—R.
M.
Francisco.
San
ter, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on June
16 for the purchase of $950,000
sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1959.
Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive. Bonds due
1960 to 1989
in
1985 and
,
.
.
Union
Windsor
Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 school
bonds offered May 26—v. 189, p.
2399—were awarded to Hill Rich¬
ards & Company.
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
62,500,000
Offering
has
—
Brothers and The First Bos-
man
Corporation to
ton
count and
submit
a
form
an
proposal some
Motor
urer's office,
or
at the option of
be
.
State of Connec- >
Expressway Revenue
and
$62,500,000
ticut
.
Fuel
Tax
Bonds, .for
the
are
I,
1975. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
<
ac¬
during the week of June 8,
time
for
(State of)
Bond
The State of
requested Leh¬
Expressway
Planned
subject to call, in completion of the financing of the
whole or in part, in inverse nu¬ entire Connecticut Turnpike. The
merical
order,
on
any
interest bonds will mature serially 1964payment date on and after June 1997; both inclusive, and will n»t
thereafter
-
r
School District
Sonoma County,
„
Connecticut
Carpen¬
.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity ; approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, ^Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
June -1,
Dated
and interest
callable
bonds
are-
revenues
for
10
secured
years.
by
the
-;The
gros
of the Turnpike, as
the
.
Volume
189
Number 5853
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and maintenance ex¬ tional Bank of Oregon; Bache &
otherwise paid by the Co.; Dominick & Dorhinick; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Francis I. duPoftt
lighted and is regarded as & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Bacon,
operating
Trustees, will-receive sealed bids, $84,451.61
penses
until 7:30 p.m.- (CDST) on June 11
for
the
purchase
of
$112,000
State.
and
are
The Turnpike is completed
-
of the best roads in the
one
try.
The
coun¬
for the first
four months of this year have
been very close to the engineers'
revenues
estimates..
Although
the
4c
a
minimum
bondholders,
tax
gas
rate
is
rate
the
pledged
to
1959 session of
the legislature has continued in¬
definitely the present 6c gas tax
Whipple & Co.; Boettcher & Co.;
Fahnestock & Co.;
McDonnell & Co., Inc.; Kenow¬
er, MacArthur & Co.; Kormendi &
Co., Inc.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Foster & Marshall; Thomas & Co.;
and F. Brittain
Kennedy & Co.
waterworks
revenue
1, 1959. Due semi-annually
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1974.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
the Batesville
or
State Bank. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller of Indianapolis.
• -
Gary, Ind.
Bond
City
Offering—John Viclosky,
Controller,
..
,
..
1959. Due on
Due
1969
inclusive.
1965
•
March 1 from 1961 to
on
and
Bonds
thereafter
in
due
call-
are
'"
'
able
i
:
as
of
March
1, "1964.
PrincipaXand interest (M-S)
,
terest
tijl; e^y- -Legality
approved; by
A. ^ .Patterson, Freeman, Richard-
(."V
& Watson, of Jacksonville,
son
and
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &
McCarthy, of New York City.
,
*
j*
Indian
County (P.. O.
Beach), Fla.
.
.
Graves
Board
will
of
bids
until
9
a.m.
(EST) on June 16 for the
purchase
of
$750,000
hospital
bonds/Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
the
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1
sive.
from
Bonds
thereafter
1,
1963
to
due
in
1965
callable
are
inclu¬
1984
and
of Feb.
as
1964.
Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable at the Chemical
Corn .Exchange
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,. Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
school
building
bonds'
to
Northern
Trust
the
Chicago,
*u"Honolulu
"
<.
(City and County),
to
355,000
A Bond Sale—The $7,500,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered June
2—v. 189, p. 2400—were awarded
jo a syndicate headed by the First
Boston Corp., at a price of 100.09,
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
•
••
.
3.94%,
$2,500,000
sewerage
bonds,
for
$417,000 '5s, due-on July 1
7: from 1962 to 1964 inclusive;
r$1,390,000 3.80s, due
from
and
1965
to
4s.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Milton, III.
Bond
Offering
Ronald
that
Kay
the
— Village
Clerk
Landess announces
Board
of
Trustees
1974
$693,000 4s, due
on
July 1
inclusive;
on July 1
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
i
on
chase
of
June 20 for the pur¬
$83,000 water revenue
bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
i
7-
inclusive.
•f
-96,000
Civil
pany.
No.
18
June
$175,000 school
building bonds offered June 1—v.
189, p. 2507 — were awarded to
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., as 3^s,
at a price of 100.008, a basis of
about
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Maumee-Milan
Corp.
(P.
;77 V>
'
Secretary of Board of Trus¬
Bond
Roberts
will
St.
net
as
Louis, at
interest
a
of
a
about 3.82%,
follows:
Co.,
•*
to Ernest Kosek
i
>
-from
1965
to
1974
' V •V:
;;
on
July
from
1968
bonds
venue
&
45,000 sewer construction
bonds,
net in¬
1963
to
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
C.
price of 100.03,
a
St.
District
No.
Bros.
&
Devine
&
Hutzler;
Co.;
The
Salomon
First
Na¬
Bond
heimer,
Offering
—
a
3j,2S,
Nov.
and
1960
due
to
on
1962
1963
Iowa
011
inclusive.
1974
to
Secretary
of
1
inclusive;
Nov. 1
$36,000 4s, due
from
of
the
MICHIGAN
Ann
Bond Sale—An issue of
$384,000
pan/. ' Dated^Mhtch
March
on
inclusive.
1
1; 1959.
from
1963
Legality
&
Louis.
Due
to
1984
approved
by
St.
Trauernicht,- of
7
"v '
Z'.:\
,
'■ •
Terrebonne Parish Recreation Dist.
No.
4
(P.
District
Bond
Secretary,
will
June
were
awarded
No.
6
4.05%,
—
p.m.
(CST) on June 26 for the
purchase of $625,000 school bonds.
Dated June 15, 1959. Due 011 June
15
from
1960 to 1.97.9 inclusive.
School
(CST) on June
16 for the purchase of $59,230.95
paving bonds.
280,000 4s. Due
$170,000
school building bonds was sold to
>
:
"
Beulah, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
$15,000 Benzie
bonds offered
May 26 — v. 189, p. 2292 — were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
6 Company, at a price of
100.02,
Boulevard
as
Bridge
follows:
$7,000 4%s. Due
on Oct.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
1
from
Oct. 1
to 1968 inclusive.
from
8,000 3%s. Due
1965
on
Detroit, Mich.
Cutler, of Chicago.
—v.
Note
189,
2508—were
p.
awarded
a
group composed of the Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Detroit, Detroit
Bank
Agawam, Mass.
Offering — Brandon
Bond
M.
Letellier,
Town Treasurer, will
sealed bids at the Mer¬
chants
28
National
State
Bank of Boston,
Street, Boston, until 11
(EDST)
of
a.m.
purchase
June
on
$665,000
9
for
as
on
bonds.
July 1 from 196.0 to
Due
1979
265,000 school project loan bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Dated
and
July
1,
.i.i
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;
Palmer
by Storey,
&
Dodge,
of
Boston, at 2.06% discount.
was
Boston
Safe
was
$400,000
sold to
Deposit & Trust
of Kansas, as follows:
Company
receive
District, Afic/L
Ernest
sealed
Barr,
bids
until
5
p.m.
(EST) on Juiie 8 for the
purchase of $350,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated June 8, 1959.
Due on Jan. 11, 1960.
Principal
and interest payable at a place
agreed upon with the purchaser.
Howell, Mich.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
sewerage disposal system revenue
bonds was sold to Kenower, MacBond
Arthur
&
Lerchen
&
Co.,
and
Co., jointly,
Watling,
5s and
as
4l2S.
Lake view
Public
Schools
District
(P. O. 25901 Jefferson Street, St.
Clair Shores), Mich.
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on June 18 for the
purchase of $319,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated
May 1, 1959.
Due on
May 1, 1960.
Principal
and interest payable at a place
agreed upon with the purchaser.
Marlette
7
-
Note
Bond Sale—The
—
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Offering
—
Bess
Patrick,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
Holyoke, Mass;
of
School
Offering
p.m.
Gloucester, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
the
Park
Note
sold to
count.
Securities
Hazel
$500,000
Note Sale—An issue of
temporary loan notes
City, Kansas
issue
2.25%.
Note Offering—Joseph C.
Skuest
Secretary of Board of Education.,
Framingham, Mass.
Company, of Boston, at 2.04% dis¬
KANSAS
City Bank and thev
Michigan Bank, all of Detroit, at
Principal
1959.
interest payable at the Mer¬
National Bank of Boston.
chants
Co., Manufacturers
monwealth,
will
$400,000 school loan
:
& Trust
National Bank. Bank of the Com¬
the
bonds,
follows:
temporary loan notes
Shaw, McDermott & Co.
First
Feb. 1 from
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered June 2
Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
on
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
or
the Merchants National Bank, of
Tripoli Community School District, Boston, at 2.00% discount.
to
.
on
at the Minden
Bank & Trust Co., in Minden. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
scaled
until 4 p.m.
Sale—An
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1972 inclusive..
pay¬
Treas¬
Board
p. 2292—
First
of
the
follows:
as
110,000 414s. Due
receive
J. E. Pitcher,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
the
to
$60,000 4!£s. Due
Lirette,
Parish, Minden Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Minden), La.
office,
189,
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
*
at
1—v.
Michigan Corporation, and Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
(CST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $190,000 public improvement bonds.
Bond Offering
;<
bonds of¬
revenue
fered
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Webster
Arbor, Mich.
Sale—The $450,000 water
supply system
O. Houma), La.
Bond Offering—Herbert
Boston.
receive
will
also
National Bank,*oi
2.24% discount.
Due
March 15, 1960.
at
(P. O. Chalmette),
waterworks utility revenue bonds
was sold, .to J, A.
Hogle & Corn-
Thorndike,
Additional Offering—The above
bids
Merchants
Boston,
on
Novy, City
Brockton, Mass.
Treasurer, will receive sealed and
oral bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Note Sale—An issue of $750,000
June 15 for the purchase of $148,- temporary loan notes was sold to
452.34 paving bonds.
the National Shawmut Bank, of
official
Sale—An issue of $75,000
was sold to
Louisiana
•x
a.m.
the
temporary loan notes
Waterworks
Legality approved
City, Iowa
$120,451.61 general obligation paving,
curb and gutter bonds was sold
Board
2
011
re¬
Bond Offering—Milo
Bond
Maree Thal-
Parish
for
Sudbury Water District, Mass.
Note
Bernard
9
$900,000
sold to Scharff
was
June
on
foregoing bonds when offered
May 19—v. .189, p. 2401—were
jected.
3.97%, for
Garden
Batesville, Ind.
J.
Cambridge), Mass.
•
inclusive.
terest cost of about
of Chicago.
INDIANA
>.;•
...
Note—All bids received for the
sive.
at
..
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
Jones, Inc.
inclu¬
1 from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
£
7
Rayne, La.
receive
sewer
inclusive; approved by Chapman & Cutler,
rand $415,000 4s, due
&
.
.1
.
(EDST)
purchase, o5
temporary
loan
notes.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,300,- Dated June 16, 1959. Due 011 Nov.
000 electric and water utility re¬
4, 1959.
clusive.;*;.
totaling $69,-
.
-
.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
to
improvement bonds,
at a price of 100.04, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.59%, for
$6,000 4j/2S, due on June 1
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive;
and $18,000 5s, due on June
1 "
a
2.90s, at
basis of
departmental equipment
as 2.90s, at a price o£
100.21, a basis of about
2.82%. ;
' ;;%■ :*
bids
MASSACHUSETTS
follows:
as
$24,000
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
•1,500,000 flood control bonds, for Principal and interest payable at
A; $252,000 5s, due on July 1 a bank or trust company mutually
A: from 1962 to 1964 inclusive; agreed upon by the purchaser and
1
$633,000 3.80s, due on July 1 the Board of Education.
Legality
sealed
(CST) on June 29 for
purchase of $800,000 bonds.
Due serially .from 1961 to 1989 in¬
Epworth, Iowa
sold
y
as
about
the
IOWA
$375,000
price of 100.01,
cost
receive
urer's
were
B
about 2.82%.
.
Principal and interest (J-D)
County School District
(P. O. Georgetown), III.
school building bonds was sold to
the Mercantile Trust Company, of
Lot
until 2 p.m.
able
000
a
150,000
Due
Bond Sale—Bonds
price of 100.51,
a
300,000 street bonds,
a
price of 100.21,
DeRidder, La.
Offering — Mayor F. M.
ing
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959.
semi-annually
on
July
1,
1960 to Jan. 1, 1969. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord. Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
and electric bonds,
3.40s, at
as
basis of about 3.33%.
Dupree & Com¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(CDST)- on June 8 for the
purchase of $40,000 school build¬
$9,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
Schs.
Ind.
Bond Offering—Herbert D. Roemer,
3.49%.
177
Consolidated
O.' Woodburn),
.
bonds,
Ice &
from
No.
Principal
1, 1959V
and interest payable at the Salem
Bank & Trust Co., of Goshen. Le¬
County School District
(P. O. Mascoutah), III.
I
Sale—The
gas
LOUISIANA
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1966.
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Clair
Township
Co.,
$1,400,000
-
Due
approved
public improvement $125,000 3.90s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
bonds, for $585,000 5s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1964 in75,000 31/2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
elusive; $1,945,000 3.80s, due
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
on July
1 from 1965 to 1974
175,000 3.90s. Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive; and $970,000 4s, due
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
on
July 1 from 1975 to 1979
Dated June
1, 1959.
Due on
-
School
&
Securities
County (P. O. London), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $425,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
May 25 — v. 189, p. 2400 — were
Charles
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Co., Inc., Kid¬
Stone &
Corp.,
and
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., as follows:
Peabody
Webster
Laurel
will
3,500,000
7*
.*
Vermilion
->■
*
7
£
Dec. 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
June
1,
1959.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
/> 7
•
Collins
Dated
J-D.
Bond
eral
a
Company,
Julien
:
sold
was
1968 to 1978 inclusive.
Hawaii
|
and
$500,000
Company, jointly, at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
4.02%, as follows:
St.
p.m.
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 19C6.
Louis.
HAWAII
2:30
June 15 for the pur¬
$192,000 bonds, as fol¬
of
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
Due
Illinois
of
until
on
$96,000
Cook County, Rich Twp. High Sch.
Diet. No. 227 (P. O. Forest Park),
.
Feb.
a
Education.
the
Commissioners
sealed
chase
bids
lows:
.
that
announces
County
receive
at
sealed
(CDST)
bank
1961
Bond Offering—Chairman Robt.
W.
payable
$.145,000 4%s. Due
River)
Vero
%
(J-D)
ceive
company in
Illinois as
be mutually agreed upon by
purchaser and the Board of
trust
or
may
£: ^payable at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York
Dec. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1978
Dec, 1, 1967.
Dec. 1, 1968
on
Harriman Ripley &
der,
Lot A
>
Bank, of New York. City. Legality approved by Caldwell,
.it. Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
of New York City. ,/;• *
>600,000 Bay County road revenue
i: r bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
1
inclusive.
KENTUCKY
will
.
'i
Dec.
on
1966
and 1969.
awarded to F. L.
—
■
Due
to
from July
—
....
314s.
1960
12,000 3y8s. Due
24,000 314s. Due
bonds. Dated
receive
rate. The revenues of the Turn¬
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CDST)
pike and the gas tax receipts give
on
June 19 for the purchase of
this issue approximately a three
May 29 — v. 189, p. 2400 — were $500,000
street
improvement
times coverage at 4c a gallon gas awarded to a
group composed of bonds. Dated
May 1,1959. Due on
tax rate and a four times cover¬
Southwick-Campbell & Co., Inc., May 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
age at the 6c gas tax rate.;
Richards, Merrill & Peterson, Inc., Principal and interest
(M-N) pay¬
Blyth & Co., Inc., and June S. able at the City Treasurer's office.
^7FLORIDA
Jones & Co., at a price of par/
-;
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't
Legality approved by Chapman &
"J.-. V.r:
^Florida Development Commission
Nez Perce County School District Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
No. 342 (P. O. Cuidesac), Idaho
Indianapolis, Ind.
<>?.tBond Offering—Secretary T. W.
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond Sale
The $625,000 fire
Witherington
announces f; that school bonds was sold to the
First station
building
bonds
offered
sealed bids will be received until
National Bank of Idaho, in Boise. June 1
—v.
189, p. 2400 — were
10 aim. (EST) on June 25 for the
awarded to a group composed of
purchase of $1,300,000 bonds, as
ILLINOIS
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., Fran¬
follows:
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Cook County School District No. cis I.
du Pont
&
Co., Bartow,
$700,000 Walton County road rev- 170 (P. O. Chicago Heights), III. Leeds & Co., and F. S. Yantis &
!a:enue bonds. Aug. 1, 1958. Due
Bond Offering—James E. PatCo., as 314 s, at a price of 100.33,
on Aug.
1 from 1960. to 1970
ton, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ a basis of about 3.21%.
.77 inclusive. Bonds due in 1964
cation, will receive sealed bids Jackson
and thereafter are callable as
Twp. (P. O. New Paris),
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 10
Indiana
of Aug. l, 1963. Principal and
,,'v
,,r/r
for the purchase of $680,000 school
Bond Offering—Otis D. Barin'i interest
(F-A) payable at the
building bonds.
Dated
June
1, ger, Township
.i-ii Chemical Com Exchange
Trustee, will re¬
t
from'
July
IDAHO
Grace, Idaho
Bond Sale—The $170,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
57
(2617)
$1,850,000 bonds p.m. (EST) on June 11 for the
189, p. 2(508— purchase of $53,000 tax anticipa¬
offered June 2—v.
awarded
to
com¬
tion
notes.
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Due
on
were
a
group
Dated
May
1,
June
I960.
1,
1959.
Principal
(2618)
58
t
and interest
-
A
Due on Dec.
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1975 and thereafter
will
follows:
$68,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1968 in¬
MISSISSIPPI
Sept. 1, 1958.
Interest
Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock &
Dated
M-S.
headed by
i
>-
1
•
■
.
•
Marshall
Dist: Noi t
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $230,000 build¬
was
sold
the
to
on
Due
Marine
&
Point,
Legality
&
Trauer¬
Oakland
County,
District
City
April
for the
Harris,
as
on
1968
inclusive.
80,000 3y2s.
No. 581, Minn.
Offering:—John Fey, Dis¬
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
17 for the purchase of $395,000
school
building bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Duel on Feb. 1 from 1962
to 1970 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
The
Minn.
various
pur¬
wore awarded to a
of
Trust
Co.,
the
of
syndicate com¬
Morgan Guaranty
New York City,
Weeden & Co., Rand &
Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
& Co., and J. C. Wheat & Co.,
2.90s, at a price of
basis of about 2.76%.
as
100.21,
a
Not
Sold—All
ceived for the $600,000
Due
3.40s.
1978 and
cate:
Due
on
June
1
until
bids
sealed
<'
York
:f;
bids
until
1
p.m.
June 10 for the pur¬
of t $830,000
school bonds.
May. 1, 1959, Due on Feb.
chase
Dated
on
1
from > I960; to
1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the. Suffolk County. Na¬
tional
the
in
Bank
Riverhead, or at
holder, at the
of the
option
Grace National Bank of New York
4, Cortland),
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins," Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
t.
N.
Y.
1*
York
.2
p.m.
1,
of the syndi¬
Loeb, Rhoades &
Spencer Trask & Co.; Rey¬
nolds
M.
&
Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Mercan¬
tile-Safe Deposit and Trust Co.,
of Baltimore; Schmidt, Roberts &
Parke; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Free¬
man
&
Co., and Schaffer, Necker
land..
van,
ern
College
Bond
(P.
Sale—An issue
dormitory
revenue
sold
H.
on
G.
to
3%s.
Dated
of
Mo.
$80,000
bonds
Walker
May
May 15 from
clusive.
Teachers
O. Kirksville),
15,
was
& Co., as
1959. Due
No.
18
Bond
Offering
re¬
improve¬
Bond
Me-
?ham, District Chairman, will
ceive
'MST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bids
June
until
17
$19,542
for
8
the
school
re¬
p.m
pur¬
bonds.
iioice
bonds
of
terest J-J.
the
will
be
School
the
second
Board.
In¬
;; ;
A
June
various purpose bonds due
1960 to
15,
1974, inclusive.
prices to J yield from 2.40%
3.69%, according to maturity.*
to
Bank;
Manufacturers Trust Co.; Lehman
from I960 to
office,
1964
tional
Bank
'
until 11
the
option of the holder. Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
& Howard, of Denver. ? > i "
A
.XA A"XV'
Offering
Ehrhardt,
City
X;
.
Lawrence
—
(EDST)
on
of
U
J.
Comptroller,- will
June
for
9
the
$2,924,500 bonds,
pur¬
as
-
fol¬
Wm.
improvement
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1964 inclusive.
[
water
supply
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
640,000
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 in<clusive.
A.
on
July
1
Bank," of New York City.
Legality approved by 'Mitchell,.
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
-xr.x • - .-r/."
•■-.
,vx v. * •'
.' ) ;
Winston-Salem, N. C,
t *\
over
,
on
Bond
July 1 from
July
1,
from
1900
bonds.
1959.
July 1
1962
inclusive.
157,500 local improvement bonds.
Dated June 15, 1959. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1968
Principal
[
and
•
interest payable
Weigold & Co.,
Jnc,.,' -XA /X
,. ,
-,.
Pendleton, Cambria, Lockport, r
School District No. 1 (P. O.
1
_i
Lockport),. N. Y.
j i.
*
."
o n
school
d' " Sale
bonds
—
■
...
1.
* The $1 *245,000
offered
June
2—v*.
2509—were' awarded to a
syndicate' headed" by the Marine
Trust Co.-of Western- New York,
189,-p
Buffalo; as 4s, -at- a "price of
100.94, a basis of about 3.94%. :
in-
Other
cate:
members
Blair
&
&
.of
the
syndi¬
Co., Inc.; Manufac¬
Traders
Trust
Co.,
of
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross; Wood,
Struthers & Co.; W. H. Morton,&
&
Co., Inc.; R, D. White & Co.; and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
McGovern
City.
York
.
^
SandersDempsey,, of
Squire,
:
Cleveland.
*
••
-
-
f
'
Bond
Stacey,
receive
'
•* *
,•*.•*•
-
X
;..>J
Chillicothe, Ohio X 'A 8
Offering
Bernard
—^
.(J J.
Director of Finance, will
until
bids
sealed
noon
Dated Anrii 1, 1959.
plant -bonds.
Due
on
Nov. -1 from 1°60 to
(M-N)
payable
i975
and interest
inclusive.- Principal
~
Company, of Albany. Le¬
gality approved by Sullivan, PonNew
■
•
& Trust
Hanrahan,
a
Inc.;. Trust, Co. -of • Georgia^ (F.STX on June 17 for/the pur¬
Co., Inc.; and Chas. JE. chase of $350,000 sewage -disposal
Co.,
turers
of
New ' York City, and
jointly, at a price
net jnterestx cost 'of
3.02%; a^ follows:; X\
J "
100.01,
Weeden &
at the National Commercial Bank
ovan,
Lane,
*
bonds offered JUne
189, p. .2402—were awarded
the Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank,/ of
Hogle
B
on
inclusive.
Sale—-The $-1 ^)00,000 street
Wertheim & Co.,
& Co.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
A.
-«
Dated
Due
to
to
& Co.; American Securities
'Wheaffield & Royalton Central
1964 inclusive. X*
funding
.
improvement
Corp.; Ernst & Co.; First National
Bank, in Dallas; Hirsch & Co.; J.
from
1964 inclusive.
Due
,
2—v.
& Sons; E. F. Hutton & Co,;
E. Pollock & Co.-, Inc^; Rey¬
nolds
246,000 airport bonds. Dated July
1959.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at The Han¬
terest
about
Goldman; ' Sachs
Inc.;
575,000 school bonds. Dated July
Due.
water
June* 1,
June 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
1980
$125,000
of
bonds. /Dated
on
■*
ory
public
1959.
Due
-
June 9 for
on
XX j -■ v r-X" •>""
<X -*
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;"Ladem:
r v. :'»* .
burg, Thalmann & Co.; Blair - & AX*- .3 /::—■• OHIO ,-A'
(
1' v4
^
"A;, *.-, X"
J
Go. Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hemp¬
/■A Brooklyn. Heights (P.:.O.i^
hill, Noyes & Co.;
^
• 'Y_
Cleveland), Ohio
;;
The Marine Trust Co; of West¬
Bond
Offering — Ruth Martin,
ern
New York; F. S. Moseley:
Village Clerk* 'will receive sealed
Co*; Paine, Webber, Jackson ■&
bids .until- 7. p.m* (EDST j on June
Curtis;
Schoellkopf,Huttonr & 16 for ~the
purchase of $25,000
Pomeroy, Inc.;' Swiss American
hospital _bonds..' Dated. July wl,
Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;- 1959. Due on DecXl from I960;to
Wertheim &*Co.;-Bache & Co.;
1979 inclusive.*. Principal and In¬
Baxter & Co.;
- "
V-' • *
terest' '(J-Dr
payaHe
at'"At1 e
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Fed¬ Cleveland
Trust
ComDany, 'in
eration Bank and Trust Co.; Greg.- Cleveland. Leeality anproyed by
lows:
$1,126,000
(EST)
.
receive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
chase
*
.
i
y/]
Albany, N.
Bond
a:m.
purchase
1959;
!■
the
NEW YORK
Easter-
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
M.
Na4,
or at the First
of Denver,
at
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment/ Commission,
will receive
&
[r $125,600 4A2s. Due" on M^y 1,1962.
i; Harris Trust and. Savings Bank; "250,000 2-Ls. Due on May 1," 1963
and 1964. XX-' X
" ' •
X
XX
Equitable Securities Corp.; Drexel
625,000 3s, Due on May 1 from
& Co.; The .Philadelphia National
•/.:
; 1965 to 1969 inclusive. [ * :
Bank;<Hornblower & Weeks; Carl
Principal and ' interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
Inc.; La^
Barr Brothers
Co.;
Smith,
(MST) on June 9< for the
purchase of $690,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1,. 1959.
1
Offering—W.
Co.; The Northern Trust. Co.;
p.m.
Jan.
Co.,
anticipation notes was sold
Belmont, at 2.74%.
Bond
R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
.of
Merrill Lynch,> Pierce? Fenner &
&
Giovan-
etti, Clerk of Board of Education,
on
Freres & Co.;
zard
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Due
Exchange
Blyth &
Brothers;
issue of $47,000
•
Associates in the group include:
Chemical' Corn
,
1
North Carolina
Sale—An
and- sewer
bonds are being reoffered at
The
X'UAAX-v;,--X
County (P. O. Marion),
\
$27,000,000
purchased
4
"
3.60%
Company,; of
Trust
.rSelma, N. C.
,
June
$350,bond: anticipa¬
sold to the Branch
■
,
XX
of
to the Bank of
Y.
New York City,. N.
&
•
bond
189, p. 2509—
Salomon Bros.
to
'
Note'
j Bonds* PuMiply Offered ♦-^-' Ah
underwriting
group
headed by
The
Chase Manhattan Bank on
MEXICO
Offering—Bert
180,000
D.
"A"
Hutzler; at 2.48%,: plus a pre^
mium of $176.00. < ? > "rA
v:)
■
NEW
1,
Carl
.' .1'
sewer
was
McDowell
-
Legality
Trauer¬
—
in CorL
(Issue CLXV)
2—v.
sanitary
Wilson, at 2.88%.
&
kins/Delafield & Wood, of New
City.
1960 to
County School District
(P. O. Lolo), Mont.
June
Asheboro, N. C.
Sale—An. issue
Banking
Authority,
York
loan notes
awarded
were
York
196*0 to
Missoula
000
Sale—The $8,549,000 temi
porary
offered
July 1 from 1960 to 1989
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Bankers
M-N.
MONTANA
,
.
New
;.
Note
-'
on
1,
&
New York,
York City Housing
Note
Offering—Norman J. An-?,
1979 in¬
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
•
.
Legality approved by Sulli¬
:.:X/"{AX'
City.
1961 to
Interest
:
inclusive.* tion notes
1988
to
O.
CAROLINA
a.nu
pur*
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovt
& Lane, of New York City. X
New
derson,
Secretary of Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June
16 for the purchase of $1,145,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
& Co.
Northeast Missouri State
1959
of Southern
Twp. School District
(P. O. Princeton), N. J.
Due
NORTH
re¬
Principal and interest^J-J) pay¬
able at the Marine Midland Bank
Princeton
Bond
R. Alex¬
Supervisor; will
of
from
10
on
members
Carl
serial
bids
sealed
(EDST),
$150,000 - water bonds.
Dated Jan. 10, 3959. Due on July
of
1979.
Dated July lr 1959.' Amortization
bonds will be the first choice and
Richfield, Minn.
Bonds
June 1, 1969
on
1970.
bonds totaling $2,980,000 of¬
May 28—v. 189, p. 2401—
posed
Due
on June
from 1971 to 1977 inclusive.
Co.;
Dec. 1, 1972
June 1 from
Due
to
1960
Other
Bond
—
(P. O. Riverhead),
.
Bond Offering—Glenn
chase
Hill-
Martin
—
inclusive.
1,000,000 3V2S.
Edgerton Indep. School District
Sale
—
bonds
$285,000 4s.
Dec. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
Mo.
follows:
1 from
and 1973.'
Bond
...
and
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Minneapolis,
2
receive
of New
Trenton), ceive sealed bids until 11
AAA AAA (EDST) on June 10 for the
McKinley County, Gallup-McKinley County School District No. 1
(P. O. Gallup), N. Mex.
The' $3,000,000
offered June 1
—v.
189, p. 2689—were .awarded
to a syndicate headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.45%,
Sale
Bond
1,635,000
on
O.
Trust
Company, of NewYork
-"XA. City,,, Legality approved by Haw-
School District,
City
building
40,000 SVas. Due on Dec. 1 from
40,000 3.70s. Due
(P.
purchase of $100,000 school
Kansas
follows:
on
p.nrr.
of BuL
Wood,
.
.
O. R. D.
(P.
(P. O.
Valley), Miss.
Offering:—Gerald
Bond
Con-
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on June 0
awarded to E. J. Prescott & Com¬
fered
of Moss
J-D.
Interest
solidated School
Chippewa County (P. O.
Montevideo), Minn. '
Bond Sale—The $165,000 public
drainage system bonds
offered
May 28 — v. 189, p. 2401—were
1964 to
City.
&
A
Bond ? Offering — Emil y - A.
L^'Hommedieu, District Clerk, will
re^
*
Cortlandville Water District .No.
A
Jersey
Offering
(EDST)
June 1 from 1960 to 1964
Yalobusha
awarded to Allison-Williams
pose
inclusive.
Bank,
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Company.
40,000 3.10s. Due
Company,
York
County Treasurer, will re¬
chase
MISSOURI
on Dec.
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
County
New
3V2S. Dated June 1, 1959.
as
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general
obligation public building bonds
offered May 12—v. 189, p. 2185—
trict
Mercer
bonds.
$45,000 2.70s: Due
Trust
Delafield
,
chants
ChatHeld, Minn.
'
the
to
Legality approved
M-N.
MINNESOTA
pany, as
2
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins,
•
Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Note Sale—An issue of $45,000
school notes was sold to the Mer¬
1, 2960.
were
falo.
ander, Town
Point
Moss
was
Due
until
on
Traders
<■
'A
bids
the
-X :
Southampton
New
of
bonds.
JERSEY
NEW
man,
ceive
3s and 3V4S.
Due on MS?
1969
to
1960
from
1
Interest
Ypsilanti School District, Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of $200,Detroit.
No.
June 10 for the-pur-?
$220,000 fire equipment
Dated July 1, 1059. Due on
(EDST)
gen¬
New
iy8s, 2i/2s,
1959.
May 1,
Water
Of
$600,000
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
as
.
notes
'
Bond
Corporation of Mem¬
phis,
Dated
sold
was
S.
sold to
the National Bank of Detroit, at
000
1
July 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-r
able
at ;, the
Manufacturers
and
Louis.
bonds
U.
Troy School District, Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of $195,800
Bank
Lovelock), Nev.
O.
Sale—The
Finance.
County Supervisor s
(P. O, Holly Springs)t
First
sell, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
5 p.m. (EST) on June 11 for the
purchase of $500,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated May 15, 1959.
Due on Sept. 15, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at a place
agreed upon with the purchaser.
2.45%.
No.
Secretary,' will
sealed
chase
June 9 for the pur¬
$1,790,000 improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1,' 1959.
Due
on July 1 from 1960 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J).
payable at the First Trenton Na¬
tional Bank, in Trenton. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
industrial
Mich.
Offering:—Walter L. God-
anticipation notes
&
obligation school bonds of¬
fered May 28—v. 189, p. 2185—
were sold to the
State^ Board of
Mississippi
Pontiac School District,
tax
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
ing bonds offered May 20—v. 189,
p. 2293—were awarded to a group
composed of McDonald-Moore &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Kenower, Mac Arthur &
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., and
Walter J. Wade, Inc.
i
to
ceive
Pershing County School District
poration of Memphis, Lewis &
Co., and Phillips-Galtney & Co.,
as 4y4s, 3%s,
3y>s and ZVijg.
Pentwater Public Schools District,
Note
District
for
Consoli¬
bonds. A
.
•
' ',
,
$380,000
Fire
ski,\ District
p.
NEVADA
composed of the First U. S. Cor¬
Company, of Muskegon,
...
a
school bonds was sold to a group
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the Hackley Union National Bank
•
awarded
189,
Coffin
eral
School District
Bond Sale—An issue of
>'
2—v.
3lis, at a price of
basis of about 3.47%.
Bond
(P. O. Hernando), Miss.
Township, HHe Sch. Diet.
No. 18 (P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of $15,000
Norton
at 350%.
100.18,
Allen & Co.
DeSoto County
Stone, of Detroit.
June
offered
17
$30,000,000
and
Brookhaven Central Sch. Dist.
'■
XX A
June
on
of
Revenue
Riverhead,
t
O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Bond Offering—John Szydlow-
Burr, Inc., as
Copiah County School District
(P. O. Hazlehurst), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 school
bonds offered June 1—v. 189, p.
2508—were awarded to a
group
clusive.
received
basis of about
a
aa>x^wl-Vxx'X
.
Cheektowaga
Sale—The $122,000 school
Bond
bonds
>
826,000 Series B bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1998 in¬
Trust
Rochester, N. H.
2509—were
-
&
3.84%.
Authority, N. Y.
offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
dated
(P.
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, Le
Fevere, Lel'ler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
mitory revenue bonds, as
price of 100.54,
a
Bond
be
Gibbons
Kidder,
to
awarded
2401—were
•
189,
2402—were awarded to Geo. B.
& Co., Inc., as 3.90s, at
p.
189, p.
May 26—v.
1970.
1,
Dec.
the
by
purchase of $894,000
Central Michigan University dor¬
clusive.
of
as
offered
f
village
hall bonds offered May 28—v.
3.57%.
11 a.m. (EST) on June
the
for
25
callable
bonds
I Port of New York
..
Bond Sale—The $190,000
H.
Sale—The 8216,000 school
Bond
1979
to
N.
District,
Peabody & Co., as 3.60s, at a
Board of
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
receive sealed able at a bank to be designated price of 100.22, a basis of about
lett, Secretary of State
bids until
1960
from
are
School
Hudson
Dated June 1, 1959.
1
Blasdell, N., Y.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
were
rejected.
Michigan State Board of Education
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Bond Offering:—Lynn M. Bart-
Education,
bonds offered May 27
ment
payable at the Bank
Sandusky, in Marlette.
of
office of
at .the
the, Director of Finance. Legality
aoproved
by Peck, Shaffer^ &
Cincinnati. XX
Williams, of
.*'■*
*
-
-
j
.
...
I
School District
■
.
_
Colebrook Local
.
(P. O. East Orwell), OhioBond Offering—Helen J.Shdto,
District ClerkX wiU
T^ve sejled
bids until 8 p.m. (EDSTf on Jane
16
for
the purchase of $38000
school
house
bonds.
Dated June
1," 1959. Due semi-annually f|om
Dec. 1, 1960 to June 1. 1979. Piincipal and interest payable at the
Jefferson
Banking Companyf in
Jefferson.
-
.
Volume
^
189
Number
5853
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2619)
1
Howard
xli'lf
Local
School
Note
Lane
>
w
Offering—-FriedaCooper,
County,
Siuslaw
Rural
Protection
District
(. O- Mt. Vernon), Ohio
District
(P.
price of
of about*
^ JMapleton), Oregon
-
.
Fire
O.
par,
net
a
interest
cost
3.94%, as follows:
$323,000 4s. Due
on
July 1
from
Bond'
Offering — George
W.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Brunk, District Secretary-Treas¬
130,000 3%s. Due on July 1, 1965
{EST) on June 15 for the pur-: urer, will.receive sealed bids until
/ and 1966.
"
chase
of
§35,000
school
notes. 8 p.m. (PST) on June 9 forjthe
-.195,000 4s.yDue on July 1 from
Dated June 15,. 1959. Due~on Mar; purchase of * $30,000 fire bonds.
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive. In¬
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
Port of Newport, Oregon
terest M-S.-/
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
-/ ; ' ->•'*' "
{Clerk
Education,ifw.iil
of Board of
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
.
p.m.
.
cipal and interest payable at the
Ohio
X:"
County Treasurer's, office.; ;
'
>
'•IX Bond
Offering—Walter L. Cle^.
nrhents, Citv Auditor, will receive
Multnomah .County, Gresham
North
Royalton,
"/sealed bids until
noon
.
,
(EDST)
'.El'em.
on
School District
No.
Dec.
on
'p1'352,000
10:.
from
1
1960
from
1
1960
inclusive.
Dated
to
1969
to
.
Co.,
Due
main bonds.
water
Dec.
on
National Bank/of
Inc.*i
and
United
the
1969
States
Portland/at
a
1960
to
1983
bonds.
on
-
Dated
16
July 1 from
Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
1960
.
.
.
-
..
.
,
Bond
School
sealed
on
District
r
Offering—Ralph F. New¬
Secretary of Board of Com¬
missioners, will receive sealed bids
until 5 p.m. (PST) on June 8 for
the purchase of $100,000 general
Bond
Offering—J.
Elmer
7:30
p.m.
(EDST)
in
Rhoads,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
—
Clarence
bids
June
8
until
for
8
the
p.m.
15
on
from
1960
to
1974
June
the
Ephrata
Ephrata.
National
Legality
:
.w.
:5*i% Bond-'Offerlhg4^/G^;. Mdrtin^
D'l rector
will/: TCtrtaif\re>
"*n
sealed-bids
.
Vfp'.-v.'-X:;w—.
4; 1959.
Due
Dec, 1 from J9|60
on
f'rto 1969 inclusive.' Principal and
Xinier "''vw~*" ' """v"
'y t approved».by
& /Dempsey/yof:
^.Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland. '• .}i
''
'
c
*
4
/>•
'
'.
r
*,
-
*
'i
i'('' *[(.
'
.jfe,
Si*' 1
>•
£
•"*
»i
£
*,
Not.
.
«.•••%
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■/
-
W*■£'*,'.<?vX
.j.
J.-,
.
.
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'*-• *
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a**
•
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r«
-
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,
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ma
.
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.
.
v
ii »k"
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.
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i
*"*
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^
v.v
Sold—All/bids/tre^
'
\
1
' *
-
•
,
k
for/the.;.$500,000/water-?
•/Works bonds offered Mayv25;,'were"
rejected..
..
?
.•£,
OKLAHOMA^E^V^f;
f ceived
•
c?-£i >.*****«
-V
f/LA nadarko, Okla&J;,if -
folfBonds
V'
'*
v>
iimpfovemeht.bonds." Dated-Junh
'
!
.
June.: 17/fbr "the purchase;; oi
.$392,900. special assessment^ street
.
■■
•;-/■■■
'/■I
•; on
.
■*r *.
..
-\V
-
Af'
.
'f
Blaine County Indep:Sch'.iDistrict
t
UijVNo. 9 (P. O: .Okeene), Okla;rj
'Xy'yfBond Sale—The: $260,000 school
S building bonds, offered May 26^
189,
v.
>
242—were awarded to d
p.
//group' composed of the
FirstvNa-
(-Aional, Bank «Sr Trust Company^bf
,/|}k 1 alioma ■ Gftythe State Guar¬
anty Bank,-of Okeene,; and Shoe-
-
Only
7.y'fmakef?&
rti%lJ&l>&l'^W-eatherford,
>.
Okld.',1',"-'
Sale—Aif issue; of $9,000
:Xf Bond
••
the
you
can
tears of
^^r^'fpprtatib^
n d
equipment
'/ bonds nv&scsold'^toTShoemaker &
''r A
..... * »-..••
n: ^ GARE ^pr^cibjjs
.
j.v^v oreqon
Beach
Bond
District, Ore.
—
Charles
E.
District
Secretary,
Every $1
will
to
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on June 17 for the pur¬
chase of $90,000 general obliga¬
tion
V
water
improvement
Dated July 1, 1959. Due
from
b
1960
overseas.
July 1
on
address
(J-J) payable
Newport.'Legality
Shuler, of Port-
'
at the Bank of
;•
?
big Food Crusade
a
a
...
needy family
And your name
and
,
.,
.
*
-
-
No.
6
(P.-O.
go
with each package, to
Itell hungry, children and their
$
-
parents that you, and our country
Clackamas County Union High Sch.
District
give enables CARE
you
deliver
package to
-
yeipal and interest
•
.
1979 inclusive. Prin-
to
>lanrf.»
.
bonds.
"J approved by J. W.
•
.
Water
Offering
Church,
;
v---'Tri';
stocks of farm/ abundance
;
<Agate
i
Estacada),
-are
their friends
.
•:
.
Oregon
Bond Offering—James W. Smith,
U
;,t
5
Clerk
Board
of
of
School
sends
1
22
lbs.
of food to
world's
the
hungry
Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
8
(PST)
purchase
of
.
p.m.
.bonds.
Dated
on
June
11
$9.90,000
June
for
the
building
1,
1959.
Due
,
Dec. 1 from 1.959 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
;y(J-D)
payable :at
the
County
treasurer's office.
Legality ap-
Has
pn
r
.
Join the
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
'd'&
u>
;
Rankin,
of
i
ane
189,
p;
O.
2510.
District
f
*
on
Secretary,
until
8
Jor-
will
Dated
Jan. 1,
July
from
1,
1959.
Jan.
1,
Food
p.m.
1971.
Due
to be delivered in
I
for
my
name,
Food
Crusade
Crusade
1961
426
YOUR
NAME
.....
CITY
..—L
ZONE
-
STATE.
I
I
Note:
Contributions
are
packages
wherever most needed.
ADDRESS
I
June 8 for the purchase
(emi-annually
o
M.
$50,000 general obligation water
k>nds.
$
Enclosed find
I
1421
Receive sealed bids
PST)
I
j
Offering—Norris
enson,
j
660 First Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
j
'
Coburg Road,
Eugene), Oregon
Bond
CAKE
I
County, Oakway Water Dist.
(P.
j
Portland.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of June 1
'•-t-V.
|
j
Income-Tax
inclusive.
Deductible
Bank,
approved
Commerce Bank in Parma. Legal•
of
Principal and interest payable at
June
t-;•
(EDST)
purchase
1, 1959.
Principal
and interest payable at the Union
1
E.
Secretary of Board of
Directors,
will
receive
.
.
Elverson.
by
Wit-
Secretary of Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
man,
until
July 1 from
Principal
$75,000 general obligation bonds.
District
Dated July 15, 1959. Due on
July
(P. O. Morgantown), Pa.
"Bond
ton,
Bank,
approved
Offering
Hufford,
—were
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
at a price of 100.06, a
as
3V2s,
Washington County, Raleigh Water
basis of about 3.49%.
(P. O. 5225 S. W. Schools
Ferry Road, Portland), Oregon
Caernarvon Twp. School
on
inclusive.
Ephrata Union School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $85,000
general
bonds
offered
awarded to
Newport. "
1969
National
Sinon &
Ambler School District, Pa.
of
to
Legality
2187
purchase of $150,000
obligation bonds. Dated
and interest payable at the Elverson
p.
the
July 1, 1959. Due
PENNSYLVANIA
obligation school
May 26 —v. 189,
for
general
inclusive.
Sale—^An issue of $40,000
city bonds was sold to the Bank
v
4
^June 17 for the-purchase of $424,-' '■S.\'.(P. O.
Gresham), Oregon
''000 bonds, as- follows:
?* •/
Bond Sale—The $648,000 gen¬
$72,000 hospital bonds.
Due; on eral ^obligation ' school ? building
-•&:i Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1974 in- bonds offered
May 25—v. 189, p.
elusive,
..
2295^-W6re: awarded to Blyth &
Bond
obligation
water
July 1, 1959. Due
59
|
in
by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
JVlonday,, June 8, 1959
.
(2620)
£0
risburg.
I,
Bond
Sale—An issue of/$50,000
Pa.
street equipment
$40,000
Sale—The
Bond
Auditorium
(P. O. Greenville), S. C.
Greenville Memorial
.
improvement bonds offered May
25—v. 189, p. 2403—were awarded
to
the First National
Bank, of
j
at
bonds was sold
the First U. S. Corporation, as
to
Secretary, will receive
pealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 9 for the purchase of
Borough
4!;2S and 414s. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
$140,000 general obligation bonds.
1959. Due on July 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
& Trauer-
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Dated July 1,
cipal and
interest payable at the
Kutztown
National Bank, in Kutz«*
(P. O. Lafayette),
County
Macon
sale of the
to the
189, p.
Corp.—v.
Texas
cancelled due
technical difficulties.
been
pany,
to
First
ment
fered
on
First
the
May 28 were awarded to
Southwest Company.
system
revenue bonds offered at the same
time were awarded to Underwood,
and
waterworks
sewer
Co., Inc,;i>
&
Neuhaus
Dist.
Liberty, Texas
Offering—Frank C. Han¬
p.m. (CST) on June
purchase of $175,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
Marys, Pa.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1975
inclusive. Payable at the Citizens
Borough Secretary, will receive
bids until 5 p.m. (EDST)
the purchase
for
10
June
1
in
10
to
Bank,
of
$20,000 fire apparatus and equipment bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1959.
Due
Lafayette. Legality
in
Memphis, Tenn.
(P. O. Box 283,
Sale—The
Bond
Paoli), Pa.
Trust
Harris
York,
gen-I
$240,000
The
—
National City Bank of New
First
The
inclusive.
San
of
Bond Sale—The
$5,000,000 pub¬
improvement bonds of 1958,
A, offered June 2—v. 189,
p. 2408—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank,
and the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., both of New
York City, at a price of 100.002, a
net interest cost of about 4.11%,
reofl'ering to the public, the
are
scaled to yield from
2.30% to 4.20%
according to ma¬
bonds
,
turity.
offering
issue of $75,000
Equitable Securities Corp.; C .J.
Devine & Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
First
July 1, 1959.
1,000,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
C. Bradford
J.
Co.;
Union
Planters
A-O.
Kidder,
Salomon
Bros.
&
Peabody
&
Co.;
New
Corp., Dittmar & Co., Inc., Co¬
lumbian Securities Corporation of
National
Bank,
Securities
Baxter
1
105,000 4!4s. Due on June
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
& Co.;
JPressprich & Co.: Banco de Ponce,
P.
American
York;
280,000 A%s. Due on June 1
R.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
lTom
frdf
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Wells, Inc.; Robert
Paine, Web¬ Winthrop & Co.; Third National
Interest J-D. Legality approve
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Hornblow- Bank in
Nashville; Julien Collins by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothma
cd & Weeks; The Ohio Co.: Hay& Co.; Wachovia Bank & Trust of Dallas.
den, Miller & Co.; The Weil, Roth Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Mer¬
& Irving Co.
Sherman County Road District Ifto.
cantile - Safe Deposit and Trust
3
(P. O. Stratford), TeXa
Co.; and Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Andrews &
P. S. Moseley & Co.;
RHODE
Rhode
Island
(P.
O.
Bond
R.
of
Providence),
announces
wall
be
Morristown,
received
Chas. E. Smith announces that
sealed bids will be received until
sealed
the
at
1:30
July 1, 1959. Due
1961
buy
any
of
&
>,
not
an
these securities.
of
as
1980
June 24
for
$650,000
sewer
bonds.
July 1 from
on
Bonds due
are
callable
1974. Principal
(J-J)
and
payable at the Irv¬
ing Trust Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
or
offerine, is
& Cutler, of
the
solicitation
made
only
by
Chicago.
of
an
to
$106(000
a
.group
composed of the Municipal Secu¬
rities Company, Columbian Secu¬
rities Corporation of Texas, / and
Co.,/sub¬
hejd in
the Hamilton Securities
ject to an election to be
the near future.
1
June
on
from
1976 inclusive.
68,000 4I0S. Due on June 1 from
1981 to 1986 inclusive.'
1959
Interest J-D.
by
Gibson.
Legality approved
Spence & Gibson, of
UTAH
FLORIDA-SOUTHERN LAND CORP.
Stock
>
Ogden
eral
Price $2.00 Per Share
the Prospectus may be obtained
from the undersigned.
49 EXCHANGE PLACE
1
(
DIgby 4-0233
a
$750,000
school
Utah
gen¬
building
28
were
composed of
May
group
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Gold¬
man, Sachs &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.. Inc., and Coughlin
Co., at a price of 100.09, a net
cost
of about 3.30%, as
interest
follows:
NEW YORK 5, N. Y.
offered
awarded to
&
ALKOW & CO., INC.
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
Copies'of
Sale—The
$2,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation library bonds of¬
fered June 1—v. 189, p. 2296
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
:f
'
:
•
'
With- SEC
—
Municipality
Commission a reg¬
covering the
statement
istration
proposed public. offering of $39,982,000
instalment; and . sinking
fund debentures.-.-
•
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The Dominion
Corporation
The
the
by
and
Securi¬
joint man¬
agers of an underwriting syndi¬
cate which is expected to offer the
debentures to the public.
ties
Northern Trust
at a price
of 100.003, a net interest cost of
about 3.57%, as follows:
headed
are
-
planned offering consists of
$6,759,000 -of*r.instalment deben¬
tures, dated June 1,. 1959 and due
June 1, 1960 through 1974, inclu¬
sive, and $33,223,000 of sinking
$855,000 6s. Due on July 1 from
fund
debentures
dated June „1,
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
1959 of which $32,741,000 are due
820,000 314 s. Due on July 1 from
on June 1, 1979, with the balance
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
due in varying amounts on June
650,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1, 1984 and 1989. The sinking fund
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
debentures are non-callable until
175,000 14s. Due on July 1, 1979.
June 1, 1974.
Other members of the syndi¬
Net proceeds from the sale of
cate: Continental Illinois National
the debentures will be used by
Bank & Trust
Co., of Chicago,
the Municipality of Metropolitan
Philadelphia National Bank, of
Toronto to finance costs of roads
Philadelphia, Robert W. Baird &
and sewers, schools, waterworks,
Co., Inc., Stroud & Co., Inc., City local
improveme*ifefc.park and rec¬
National Bank fi Trust
Co., of
reations, housing, home for the
Kansas
City, Kenower, MacAraged, parking authority, and va¬
thur & Co., and Farwell, Chap¬
rious other-purposes.
of Chicago,
Company,
Co.
&
.
City
Clerk,
—
A.
Bareis,
W.
(CDST) on June
purchase of $1,000,000
waterworks revenue bonds. Dated
10
at
for
23
Toronto and
receive auction
will
-
United States currency.
Madison, Wis.
Offering
Bond
Principal of and interest on the
will*, be payable
in
debentures
WISCONSIN
,
a.m.
the
April 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
1960 to
1985 inclusive.
Interest
.
Kingston Presbyterian
Synod, Ontario
issue
Sale—An
Bond
of
$602,-
improvement bonds was sold
to Annett & Co., as 614s.
Due on
June 1 from. 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
550
sive. Interest J-D.
approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
A-O. Legality
man
&
and Norway (Towns)
Union High School District
2 (P. O. Muskego), Wis.
QUEBEC
Mushego
Joint
Offering
Bond
City School District,
Bond
•
June 4 filed-with the Securities i
and Exchanger
rated
Seattle, Wash.
No.
2.000.000 Shares
'
-
Harriman Ripley & Co. Incorpo¬
Bond
bids
Due
38,000 414s. Due on June 1 from
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
offer to
5,
4s.
1960 to
v
Municipality of Metropolitan,
s,.
Tor onto f Canada
Sale—The
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
$19,000
Due oni June 1 from 1960
(J-D).
'V.j-
shall.
school building
y
of
1969 inclusive.v Interest
to
Files
v -
bonds was sold to
M. E. Allison & Co., Inc., as fol¬
issue
•
basis of about 5.98%. Dated June
,
lows:
re¬
•*r
Sale—An
school
1, 1959;
on
O.
(P.
Walla
Walla
of
Port
man
.
Austin.
Common
a
attle.
lndep. School District, Tex.
Thrall
the Prospectus.
June
NEW ISSUE
sold
was
is
debentures was
sold
to
Credit
Anglo-Francais,
Ltd., as 514s, .at a price of 97.63,
Dated
inclusive.
July 1,
interest
offer to sell
The
to
on
in 1975 and thereafter
by
is
tax
and
revenue
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on
April
1 from 1960 to 1997 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved
advertisement
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
the
pany, 15 Westminster Street, Prov¬
idence,
until noon
(EDST)
on
June 12 for the purchase of
$1,500,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Palmer
Tenn.
Bond Offering—Town Recorder
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Com¬
This
bonds
road
that
Storey.
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Inc.
Design
R. I.
Offering—President Jolm
Frazier
bids
ISLAND
School
as
Debenture
$152,000
Legality
approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
las
Corp.; Fahnestock & Co.;
R. W.
Hutzler;
Marshall,
comopsed of the Metropolitan Dal¬
Bank;
bonds, it
'
;
Cap St. Martin School Commission,
Quebec
,'
y
1
414 s. Dated May 1,
1959.
Due on May 1 from 1977
to
1981 inclusive. Interest M-N.
&
group
a
p.m.
(MST) on^
purchase of $180,-*
ONTARIO
Walla), Wash.
$100,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
Bond Saie—An issue of $500,000 offered May 29—v. 189, p. 2404—
general obligation street improve¬ were awarded to Foster & Mar¬
to
y
re¬
CANADA
(P. O. Newport),
Washington
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
distribution division improvement
revenue bonds was sold to Foster
Memphis, Tenn.; A. G. Becker & Texas, Texas Bank & Trust Co.,
of Dallas, Union Securities
2,350,000 4s. Due on July 1 from Co., Inc.;
Co.,
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
Braun, Bos worth
& Co., Inc.; Inc., and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
1,500,000 4.10s.
Due on July 1 Wood, Struthers & Co.; Dean, Wit¬ Inc., as follows:
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
ter & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross Inc.; $115,000 4s. Due on JiTfte .1 from
Other members of the syndi¬ The Marine Trust Co. of Western
1960 to 1972 inelusive>
cate:
No.
District
inclusive.
1965
ported.
Walla
sold
i-
7:30
waterworks
000
July 1 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Bond
was
until
ceived
June 15 for the
Pend Oreille County Public Utility
ton, of Dallas.
bonds
Buffalo, Wyo.
„
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst. Crowe, McCall & Hor-
ment
payable
Offering—Bids will be
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
Town
Legality
Oregon;
of
National
First
-
Co.; The
&
Bank
National
Seattle
at
the
Legality
approved by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
(J-J) payable at the Town Treas¬
urer's office.
• '
R.
Interest
(J-J)
clusive.
Bank, of Dallas,
inclusive.
1972
to
sealed
(MST) on June
purchase of $42,000 V
p.m.
Treasurer's office.
Town
general obligation equipment
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
Due
A. Underwood
& Co., Inc., as V/->s. Dated April
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
and
interest
000
Columbian Securities Corporation
Texas,
Jesmer,~
receive
revenue bonds.
Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1962
to
1979 inclusive. Principal and
County
the
at
will
sewer
(PST) on
June 17 for the purchase of $40,-
Texas
of
p.m.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
on
the First National
2
Richardson, Texas
syndicate include:
Due on
to
the
members of
Other
follows:
1960
to the city.
On
lic
$150,000.
5s,
3.5129%
Series
as
a
combination
3V2s, 3.70s and Is, repre¬
senting
a
net
interest cost of
O.
of Puerto Rico (P.
Juan), Puerto Rico
Capital
submitted
group
payable
rigg,
obligation improvement bonds Bank and The Chase Manhattan building bonds was sold to the
May 26—v. 189, p. 2295— Bank are joint managers of an un¬ Hamilton Securities Co.
were
awarded to the National derwriting syndicate which was
Odessa, Texas
Bank, of Malvern, as 3%s, at a awarded June 3 an issue of $10,Bond Sale—An issue of $512,000
000,000
general
improvement general obligation refunding bonds
price of 100.55, a basis of about
3.29%.
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1960 to 1989, was sold to a group composed of
bid of 100.1246 lor a
until
8
the
for
16
V
offered
RICO
bids
Clerk,
bids until
Ferndale, Wash.
Bond Offering—Howard Brown-
cral
PUERTO
R.
July 1 from 1961 to 1964
Principal and interest
on
(J-J)
Memphis Indep. School District,
Sale—An
Forest
Treasurers office.
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
Bond
Town
—
«
Bond Offering—Mildred
inclusive.
Houston.
Exchange
Corn
Chemical
Bank,
erty.
Savings
and
Due
Bank, in Lib¬
at the First Liberty
Waterville),
(PST) on June 8 for the purchase
of $27,100 general obligation
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
(F-A) payable
and interest
O.
Offering
sealed
ceive
$200,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
(P.
107
Leedy, County Treasurer, will re¬
purchase
the
for
9
June
on
No.
Bond
(CST)
of
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
son,
Publicly Offered
Bonds
District
School
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
j
years.
Twp.
Williston
1
the
Due on
sealed
on
for
15
Offering—John L. Heindl,
Bond
until
bids
WYOMING
A": Baggs, Wyo.
School
Washington
$200,000
Sale—The
Additional
-
'
Withrow
County,
Douglas
Bond
Offering — G. C. West,
ved by
Bond
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har- County Judge, will receive sealed cock, City Manager, will receive
St.
-
WASHINGTON
of¬
totaling $240,000
bonds
Tennessee
risburg.
City. Legality approved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
by
r
21%, as follows:
$25,000 6s. Due on March .1, 1969*
1,005,000. 4.20s. Due on March X
from 1970 to 1988 inclusive:1
in Ogden
Jasper, Texas
—
Various improve¬
Legality-appro
town.
in New York City, or at the
Security Bank of Utah, N. A.,
Sale
Bond
composed. of Goodbody &
Co., *E. F. Hutton & Co., Howard
C. Traywick & Co., Inc., and McNeel, Rankin, Inc., at a price of
par, a net' interest cost of about
group
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Bankers Trust Com¬
cago.
natural gas system
Offering—Carl II. Bortz,
1
Worth),
bonds
hospital
of
Ficst
Henning, Tenn.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
~
Sale Cancelled—The
$900,000
2296—has
^
price of 100.06.
a
to
TENNESSEE
Kutztown, Pa.
,*
sold
was
Dated June 1,1959. Due on June
from
1969
to
1971
inclusive.
;
Texas
Traywick & Co., Inc.,
Howard C.
Frackville, as 4s.
Bond
bonds
TEXAS
.
City (P. O, Fort
Hal torn
District
%
.
Frackville,
''My.
'
;
.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Reader, of Har-
Rhoads, Sinon &
Ida
May
sealed
and
received
on
June
—
Haacke
for
Clerk
7:30
the
that
will
bids
auction
until
15
District
announces
p.m.
be
(CST)
of
purchase
$452,500 school building addition
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to
clusive.
Interest
J-J.
1979 in¬
Legality
approved by Quarles, Herriott
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
&
Waycross, Wis.
$225,000 3172S. Due on June 1, 1969/
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,030,525,000 3 lis. Due on June 1, 1970 000 water and sewerage revenue
bonds was sold on June 2 to a
and 1971.
.
Beauharnois, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
„
,
$100,000
bonds was sold to
Co., Ltd., as 5%s,
at a price of 98.00, a basis of about
5.75%. Dated June 1, 1959. Due
improvement
J. F. Simard &
on
1
June
from
1960 to
1974
in-
elusive.
Granby, Quebec
Debenture Sale
—
An
issu^of
$321,500 waterworks and sever
improvement debentures was i>ld
to Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., as
5s; at a price of 93.88, a basi$o£
Dated April l, 169.
April 1 from 1960 to 1 7 r*
about 5.75%.
Due on
inclusive
@FedFRASER