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MONDAY
ISSUE
MAY 9
GSiNtSS AOMI
UBHARY
Reg, D. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
187
Number 5749
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, June 9, 1958
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
A. S. R.
An
outlined
was
Mr.
on
Weil,
We
dealer
May
15
by
Weil,
diversified
a
blades,
razors,
Sidney
defense
See
President,
and
company
which
subsidiaries
products and toiletries,
promotions
on
stimulate
to
hard-sell
a
of
program
"(2)
We
purchases
of
high
count
!
••
nackages
We
are
continuing
on
a
or
course
successful
Glass
below.—V.
Co.
Stock and Bond Quotations
oi
are
Q.
state
New York
Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
15
New York
Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
27
diversification
Sylvester,
to
President of
acquire
Great
American
Lakes,
fits
into
180,
Advance Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
President, J. E.
Cambridge, Mass.,
Hortou
Equipment
undisclosed
an
Ashman
has
The
new
Corp.,
that
announces
purchased
all
Hartford,
of
the
the
Conn,
located
company,
announcement
made
was
on
after
directors'
a
dividend
a
of
outstanding stock of the
Cambridge, Mass., for
and
acquisition
will
be
Industries
known
Inc.,
the
as
and
39
the
40
—V.
41
Afiliated Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Increased—
semi-annual
of its
shares
for
a
20c
the
company
to
$6.04
share
on
the
m
capital
share,
a
value
six
Stock
of
in
the
with
capital
gains
$346,447,346
adjustment
fiscal
Oct.
on
$6.24
was
year.—V.
186,
1957.
31,
p.
Exchange—Curb Section.
Markets
Inc.
below.—V,
187,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
$5.49
35
provide funds in connection with the construction of
Condition
the Manufacturers Trust Co. of New York
City, by accepting the appointment as trustee for the sale of $7,000,000
notes of Alaska
for
laws
of
owned
the
first financing
Alaska
the
by
Alaska
Pulp Co.,
Ltd.
of Tokyo,
by
Japanese paper and rayon interests,
contract by the U. S. Forest Service in January,
ing of
5.250,000,000 board feet of
Dillon, Read & Co. Lie. acted
connection
with
of
October
1976- to
the
Federal
on
had
1957 for
timber in
behalf
of
the
Reserve
granted
The Course of Bank Clearings
private sale of the senior notes and the sale last
the pulp company's 6'■?« bonds due Dec. 31.
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
of debentures
is
mond
listed
addition
In
June
for each 20
20,
before
Income
$10,500,000
bonds
the
as
to
the
shares
of class A
or
class
B
-
000
of
principal underwriter.
will
bonds.
mortgage
Proceeds
of
the
sale
the
bank
loan
'
•
(EDT) on July 9. The offering will be underwritten by
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &.Smith, and Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.—V. 184, p. 2437.
American Mutual Fund, Inc.—Proposes
of
exemption
the
agreed
to purchase
underwriters
have
agreed
to
from Gottwald and
the company has
other stockholders 300,000
Jl rights to acquire the new debentures (20 rights
to subscribe for each $100 debenture).—V. 185,
1149.
Three Months Ended March
■
Gross
Mine
31—
-
1958
revenue
-
617,000
Deprec. & pre-product'n expenditures written off
*
-
v
-
■
*
-
v
-
4
Net protit
Total funded debt, bank and other loans
.
'The
figures
shown
above
for
'
1957
3,529,000
•
.
$2,398,000
$563,000
35,515,000
reflect
48,025,000
the
per
operations of the
operations of
1625.
(Chairman),
glass
new
of
plant
at
Pierre
some
company.
American-Saint
Bertrand,
Gobain
Albert
S.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
187, p. 985.
Trading
Palestine
Corp.
—
Partial
has
called
for
redemption
on
July
1, ne«t, through
1967
With SEC
filed a registration statement
•with the SEC covering 172,162 shares of new common
stock to be offered to common shareholders at the rate
of one new share for each five shares held on the ef¬
Arden Farms Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
—June
of
000
the
5
5%
company
of the
date
fective
registration statement; and $3,000,The de¬
through company employees
subordinated debentures due 1986.
will
be
offered
security dealers.—V. 186, p. 2573.
and
Associated Artists Productions Corp.—Proposed
Offer
share for their shares by
Gotham Television Film Corp., an
affiliate of United Artists Corp.,
within two weeks after settlement of a suit now pending in New York
courts, a United Artists official said at the annual meeting in May.
He did not, however, make any estimates as to when this suit might
be settled and said he thought the court was about to issue an injunc¬
tion holding negotiations between Associated Artists Productions and
will
stockholders
The
be
offered
$12
a
Artists Associated, Inc., at status quo.
United
buy A.A.P. shares for
Associates, Inc., has filed suit
charging that Louis Chesler, former President of A.A.P. and his asso¬
ciates backed out of a contract to sell 820,000 A.A.P. shares to National
Telefilm for $9.40 a share.
A separate suit also charges that AJLP.
induced Mr. Chesler and his associates to breech the contract.
David B. Stillman, counsel for A.A.P., said at the meeting that when
Eliot Hvman, now A.A.P.'s President, heard that Mr. Chester's group
had decided to sell these shares, he went "looking for the best dear he
could get."
This, said Mr. Stillman, was the one offered by United
Artists, through Gotham Television Film Corp.
"
United Artists Associated, formed to purchase A.A.P. shares, offered
A.A.P.
shareholders $6 in cash for their shares and $6 in five-year
debentures.
Although United Artists Associated is not a subsidiary of
United Artists Corp., that company maintained an option to purchase
the United Artists Associated shares, and to furnish services and funds
to
Investment Co.
of America of
the
for
Accordingly, it proposes to sell 11,520 shares to
share, or a total price of $990,720.—V. 187, p. 1998.
ICA at
$86
$12
American National Insurance Co. of Galveston, Texas
<
—Secondary Offering—A
shares of
common
of 50,000
May 27 by
dealer's con¬
secondary offering
stock (par $1) was made on
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $9.75 per share with a
cession of 40 cents per share. The offering was quickly
completed.—V. 187, p. 1201.
Artists
each.
^Gotham
of
1,678,000
•
mine for three months ended March 31 and the
the Nordic mine for the month of March only,—V. 186,
p.
Quirke
sale
3,485,000
1,133,000
Its
active.
$6,343,000
6,640,000
;
_
Interest, administration & Ontario mining taxes
**.
* 1957
$13,700,000
operating costs
In
equipment
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.—Earnings Rise—
**
premitting
1958,
11,
engaged
being required in order
p.
order
to request a hearing thereon.
Petrolite is principally
manufacture and sale of chemicals and electrical
the purification and treatment of petroleum and the
manufacture and sale of waxes from crude oil residuum.
American
now
owns
25,520 shares of Petrolite stock, representing 8.7#
of the
total outstanding shares, the aggregate value of which exceeds the
amount which American holds or desires to hold of any one security
which Is traded in the over-the-counter market and Is relatively In¬
June
purchase,
two
Angeles, investment company, has applied to the SEC for an
This Los
11,520 shares of capital stock of Petrolite Corp. of St. Louis, Mo., and
the Commission has Issued an order
giving interested persons until
shares of such class; and an additional 6,160 (6#) are held by his two
sons.
In order to assure the availability of $1,500,000
of debentures
r
Petrolite Stock
Sale—
which
the
the
1,
United
,
t
of
bentures
Merrill
commitment.
construction
plate
of
directors
,
According to L-e p.os^eccus, jc. jj. Gottwald, company President, owns
49,627 shares of class A common stock, or 46#
of the outstanding
-
i
$205,440
*$0.29
$0.15
31, 1958.
The subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
24, 1958.
be
supporting facilities at the mill of Halifax Paper
in Roanoke Rapids, N, C.
The total cost of this addition to plant and
equipment is estimated at $6,500,000.
i
...i
$260,808
$0.37
$0.15
outstanding March
to be offered to common stockholders at the
of 10 new shares for each 15 shares held on June
rate
the
of
.
.
(par $1)
proceeds of the sale of the debentures, together with the bank
loan and part of the proceeds of the bond sale, will be used to provide
funds for the purchase and installation of a new paper machine and
'
269,000
318,900
taxes
earnings
SEC
filed a registration statement
with the SEC covering 941,564 shares of common stock
offering
first
new
of
—The company on June 5
Net
J*
474,440
American Heritage Life Insurance Co.—Files With
common
The subscription price and underwriting
amendment. Scott & Stringfellow of Rich¬
applied first to refunding $8,500,000 of outstanding
first mortgage 4%% bonds.
The company also has obtained a $1,000,new
r
$2,457,001
579,708
taxes
Earnings per share (after taxes)__
Dividends per share
'Adjusted to the number of shares
—V. 187, p. 2437.
of the debentures, Albemarle Paper and
two of its subsidiaries, Halifax Paper Co., Inc.. and Seaboard Manufac¬
turing Corp., have agreed to sell privately to two insurance companies
i
1957
1958
$2,997,539
_
Earnings
1958.
to be supplied by
board
Jaquin
1958.
Inc.;—-Earnings Up—
Ended March 31—
Quarter
Income
The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 3,
1958, covering $3,500,000 of 5 Mi# convertible subordinated debentures
due 1978. The company proposes to offer the debentures for subscrip¬
tion by holders of its class A and class B common stock at the rate
are
the
26,
modern
a
facilities
sinking fund, $9,000 of its 4% debentures, series B,
at 100# plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at the Manufacturers Trust Co., 55 Broad St., New York 15, N. Y.
—V. 186, p. 2470.
'
$12,000,000 of
of. record
May
2114.
corporation
July
due
Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co.—Files With SEC—
$100
p.
operation
1
terms
in
shares.
Redemption—
in
Net
of
of
Ampal-American
47
.
held
increase
3,000.000
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp. below.—V.
The
group of
f'
proposed
to
48
Banks
the process¬
Alaska.
company
187,
See
southeast
pulp
business
Ampal-American Israel
48
a
U. S. insurance companies and pension funds. The
balance of $36,500,000 will be furnished by Alaska Pulp Co., Ltd., the
<
^parent concern.
The Export-Import Bank of Japan, a government
agency, will guarantee payment of principal and interest on the bonds
i# and senior notes.—V. 187, p. 2217.
a
—V.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
corporation
a
been
the
2,000,000
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System...
of p.
consider
from
and Schwenk comprise
the executive committee.
FYancis M. Hernan
is
Vice-President,
Secretary and
Treasurer;
Harold W.
Mcintosh,
Vice-President-Technical; James L. Williams, Vice-President in charge
of
the American Window Glass Division; and Howard L. Ross and
Donald F. Wilson, each Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer.
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Lumber &
Pulp Co., helped to complete negotia¬
privately-owned Japanese corporation
in the United States in more than a quarter of a century.
The Alaska Lumber & Pulp Co., a corporation organized under the
tions
will
19
stock
erection of
complete the
Pierre
are:
48
pulp mill in Sitka, Alaska,
senior
will
members
Corp.
11
Foreign Exchange Rates
$55,000,000
a
June
Crandon,
Joseph A.
Haberkorn,
J.
Patrick Lannan,
Paul Lepercq,
Joseph H. Lewis (Vice-President in charg9 of the Blue Ridge Glass
Division), Alfred D. Martin, Gerard de Piolenc, and Otto G. Schwenk
(President). Messrs. Jacquin, Bertrand, Haberkorn, Lannan, de Piolenc,
53
Dividends Declared and Payable
of
close
planned
date
The
35
State and City Bonds Offerings..
To
on
common
1885.
p.
the
The
Miscellaneous Features
Alaska Lumber & Pulp Co., Inc.—Private Placement—
187,
later
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
i
•
stockholders
authorized
of
as
2573.
1309,
p.
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1958. The company
payment yearly on the 7% non-cumulative pre¬
year it paid $7 on those shares in June.—V. 186,
one
Last
merger of this company and Blue Ridge Glass Corp. of Kingsport. Tenn., wholly-owned subsidiary of Saint-Gobain of Paris, France,
into American-Saint Gobain Corp., a new company, became effective
45
„
35
Instruments Laboratory, Inc., Mineola, N. Y.
Cutler-Hammer,
no
only
.The
•—Absorbed—
See
the
American Window Glass Co.—Merger Effective—
44
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Per
against
The
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
value
ended April 30, 1958 after adjustment
distribution made in December.
Net assets of
at the end of the half-year, equivalent
compared
after
Airborne
Increase
$399,306,986
1, 1957, end of the last
Oct.
an
November,
which
and
40
Exchange
Over-thc-Countcr
months
gains
were
reveals
report
in
in
stock
American Stores Co.—To Increase Common Stock—
39
Toronto Stock
The
making
issue.
$1
meeting
common
1258.
p.
Toronto
continue
.
36
38
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Horton
will
36
far in
so
been
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
sum.
Advance
payment
36
Pacific Coast
Equipment Divi¬
to
provide its
established
nationwide
services
in
the
leasing
of
equipment
and
machinery to both large and small companies.—V. 187, p. 2329.
sion
36
ferred
the
on
31
has
,
,
only.
The
again no action was taken
payment was voted on the preferred shares.
The latest dividend on the common was
Midwest Stock Exchange
In
Acquisition—•"
Ship Building Co., said nego¬
are
in' the formative
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
our
1258.
p.
1885.
Engineering
Detroit Stock Exchange
negotiating for the acquisition of a firm that
manufacturing and marketing operations."—V.
p.
_v
E.
tiations
Page
Cincinnati Stock Exchange...
and
standard
187,
This company on May 27 disclosed it is discussing with Great Lakes
Engineering Works a possible acquisition of that River Rouge, Mich.,
shipbuilding and engineering concern.,
*'
•
have
stepped up development of new products and are
about to jaunch two exciting new consumer items later this year.
"<3>
We are increasing our defense commitments and are
vigorously
bidding on new business.
"14)
'•
'
and
consumer
Window
American Ship Building Co.—Probable
announced
•
embarked
American
In This issue
1
have
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—Merger Effective—
designee! to sustain the first quarter
the
current
economic
situation,
blades.
razor
INSURANCE
-
despite
following:
"<1>
-
plan
earnings
who heads
manufacture
the
four-point
improved
oi
INDUSTRIAL
-
Products Corp.—Plans Acquisition—
aggressive
level
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
the
Associated
However,
already
company's
has
National
owns
total,
some
and
also offered to
Telefilm
700,000 A.^JP. shares, or about 42.7#
the current transaction stipulates that
Gotham will have to purchase 80# of A-AP.'s outstanding shares. A A P
owns more than 700 pre-1948 films, most of them purchased
from
Warner
Bros.
Pictures,
Inc.,
for
use
on
television for about
has contracts for these films totaling about
$43,000,000, according to Mr. Hyman, bat he said former management
failed to purchase any other film libraries, and said now it is too late
to do this. ("Wall Street Journal")—V. 187, p. 1538.
The
company
now
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2546)
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
-*s~
due
registration statement with the Securities
June 5 filed a
Exchange Commission covering a proposed offering
to its common stockholders of record June 26, 1958 of
and
stock,
rights to subscribe for 121,317 shares of common
(par $10), on the basis of one new share for each eight
shares then held. The company also plans to offer its
privilege of subscribing for additional shares,
holders the
unsubscribed shares.
The First Boston Corp., Courts & Co., and The Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc. will head a group underwriting
the offer which will terminate July 11, 1958.
sub ject to allotment, of any
received by the company from the sale of
together with other company funds and snort-^erm
borrowings of approximately 82,600,000, will be applied to the
of construction through the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1958.
The
the
net
bank
costs
proceeds to be
stock,
new
estimates that such costs will amount to $10,381,000.
Company's major service area is metropolitan Atlanta which is the
Industrial, financial and transportation center of the Southeast.
In
this
area,
having an estimated 1957 population over a million, is
located approximately 68%
of the company s natural gas customers.
Gas
operating revenues of the company for the 12 months ended
March 31, 1958 amounted to $48,821,585 and net income to $3,384,249,
compared with $42,943,429 and $2,384,327 for the fiscal year ended
6ept. 30, 1957. In the area served by the company, the 1957-58 heating
season
was
the coldest in the last 18 years, whereas the 1956-57
The
Abrams
and
Albert
and then
$1,525,000
with
of
The
called
has
company
redemption
for
July
on
through
next,
1,
bonds due
Citizens &
found
has called for redemption
July
on
John
A.
first
the
in
and April sales
Ewald, President, announced.
with
compared
as
13%
than
more
with
1957,
19%
were
1958
of
1957,
April,
over
had
company
the
for
during May and that he hoped and anticipated that sales and earnings
for 1S58 would exceed those of 1957, when the company had net sales
and earnings of $9,342,505, or $3.05 per share.—V.
of $100,379,694
p.
187,
in
profit
the
on
holding concern has purchased for cash all the 80,039
shares of United Industrial Corp. held by Lanston Industries,
This investment
Inc., Maurice Goodman, President, announced on May 27.
Mr.
Goodman said the purchase agreement involved representation
board
the
Industrial
United
of
Goodman
Mr.
trial
stock,
Industrial
did
not
did
say,
but
stock
closed
change yesterday.
Mich, metals
total of 1,124,725
Rapids,
Grand
Corp.,
six-man board,
a
and
a
the
price
paid
"We
$8.75
paid for
$8
over
share
a
Mr. Goodman also said,
the United
share
a
the
on
"We may
Indus¬
it."
for
York
New
also
B.S.F.
buy
Ex¬
stock"
more
of American Hardware Corp. of
of New York Factors, Inc.—V. 184, p. 105.
Conn., and 100%
Belding Heminway Co., Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
income
before
Federal income
Net
_________
$319,691
$246,342
159,000
116,600
$160,691
$129,742
410,300
410,300
410,300
$0.20
$0.39
$0.31
share—
per
186,
1956
$84,258
shares
Earned
1957
$159,258
75,000
income
Common
—V.
1958
taxes
taxes
1501.
p.
did
found
financial
the
that
statements
in
the
block
large
the
of
the
sale
stock
shares
for
1956
for
of
certain
about
325,000
acquisition
Selby Shoe Co.
of
by Bellanca
in November,
the
assets
$1,400,000;
shares
of
stock
Piasecki
stockholders
The
—V.
the
187,
20
June
on
Mortgage Real Property—
in
block
October,
of
exchange
the purchase
1955;
stock
of
corporation's
will
consider
real
approving
property
in
proposal
a
Wheatfield,
N.
of
Stock Withdrawn From
—
of
in
Watch
Waltham
Waltham
the
Tankers
Big
others
and
The
held
stock
in
its
Co.
for
The
rules.
sion's
Arthur
K.
executive
and
a
large
a
officer
disclosed
block
of
of
Bellanca,
held
it
to
his
of
decision
a
Commission
ordering
June
on
withdrawal
from
2
announced
registration
on
of
Bellanca
stock
deposited in
In
its
certain
With
the
to
required
the Commission
information
to
over-the-counter
on
trading
number
a
well
as
of
ruled
as
complex
that
its
Bellanca's
failure
filing of false
securities
to
that
the
shares
The
information
transactions
reflected
Co.,
Selby
Governor Co.,
The
until
1956,
hud acquired
and
President
in
found
over
of
the
other
Albert engineered
Bankers
Life
&
Casualty
transfer
80%
of
Bellanca's
With
the
L.
Albert
stock
engaged
company,
companies.
Sydney
in
a
and
the intricate transactions
to
of
became
suit
of
their
Commission stated, and In certain instances revised
adequate consideration to Bellanca and to its detriment.
to
held
that
mislead
unfavorable
reports
the
public
aspects
of
that
Pierce
were
and
filed
obscure
Bellanca's
through June,
the
facts
transactions
Akron,
by
Ohio,
director
acquiring
Other
insiders
own
purposes,
them without
and
to
1956
Commis¬
served
related
to
only
disclose
financing
arrangements.
to
According to the decision, Bellanca contracted to acquire the stock
N. O. Nelson Co. in March, 1955
but, due to its inability to raise
the necessary capital, extended the
closing date to August. By the end
Of that month Albert had arranged for Bellanca to
pay for the Nelson
stock
by borrowing from The Mastan Co.,
a
commercial
financing
firm, close to $4,000,000 at 6% interest plus a
premium of $500,000
for
the
loan.
The
Nelson
stock
was
deposited as collateral with
Mastan,
as
Abrams,
a
well
as
Bellanca
business broker
shares
held
by
Albert
and
by
Joseph
who assisted Albert in
effecting Bellanca's
acquisition program, and personal guarantees of
payment were given
by Albert, Abrams and other entities in the Bellanca
system. Although
Bellanca
its acquisition of over 96% of the Nelson stock in a
current report for August,
1955 filed with the Commission and the
Exchange, no reference was made to the fact that the
purchase was
financed
through
the
Mastan
loan.
Moreover,
Bellanca
failed
to
report any of the facfe concerning the
liquidation of its debt to
Mastan
and its
reported
in
December, 1955 which was accomplished by having Nelson
subsidiary, Joplin Supply Co., borrow $3,600,000 from Walter E.
for
of the
600,000
voting
shares
to
stock upon
offered for
be
to
Jefferson
Standard
Life
Insurance
$2,500,000.
statement
filed
stock
common
Decker
&
the
with
SEC on Feb. 27 covering
to be offered for subscription
(par $2>
the
on
withdrawn
was
basis
on
of
May
share
one' new
5.—V% 187,
for
1430.
p.
Manufacturings Co.
each
•
.
,
five
v"
•
,
(&rSubs.)—
.
Ended—
Months
sales
•Mar. 30,'58
________
before
Income
Provision
Net
Albert
•
income.
on
securities
owned
benefit
and
such
for
1956
report
presently
stated
5,000
Long
of
purpose
Bellanca.
that
period
provisions
proxy
the
"evidence
involving
of
the
shows
flagrant
Act.
.
.
After
.
completely ignored its obligations under the Act by
in
responsible
and
rejected
does
for
not
Bellanca's
require
Bellanca's
violations
"adequate" board to
an
no
the
present
longer
will
and that delisting would deny to stockholders full disclosure
information and the protection afforded by the
benefits
of
Albert
of
market.
resigned
from
has
The
his
position
offering
Rothschild,
officer, performed services
behest
in
connection
with
a
the
Act
in
such
upon
Commission
requires
view
withdrawal
It
When
the
that
«f
in
the
stated:
market
exchange
have
issuer
..
its
'
-
as
•
*
and
of
is
and
the
if
those
is
occurred
necessary
director
undertaking
in
in¬
"Use
of
of.-Bellanca's. securities
facilities
of
a
national
the
privilege
vitiated.
involving
important
Congress
has
specified
that
when
we
or
of
the
shares
7,884
of the
i
■
\
on'
made
.
was
and
With Securities and
This
-
corporation
29,
May
William
registration
a
statement
with
outstanding,
number
of
total
a
of
shares outstand¬
R.
at
The
on
,
price
a
of
$2.75,
exercisable
at
time
any
common
five
within
years.
in Nevada,
California, Arizona and Utah.
Net proceeds of this stock offering
(estimated at $998,750), together
with proposed borrowings of $4,324,500, are to be used in part ($3,998,000)
for payment of the balance of the purchase price of six F-27
company
operates
aircraft,
including
aircraft,
and
to
Dart
of
the
cost
estimated
of
propjet
engines
borrowings
construction
and
under
of
the
related
building;
and
propjet
$446,000
price
equipment;
term
capital.
Dart
costs.
purchase
existing
an
office
an
RDA-7
two
change-order
of the balance of
payment
loan
will
for five
$450,000
for
agreement;
$279,250
as
engines* per
be applied
RDA-7
spare
repayment
$150,000
additional
for
working
?
-
*
See
representing
Bird
Mines, Ino.;
Brockton Edison Co.,
above.—V.
185,
p.
2443.
Brockton, Mass.—Files With SEC
The company on
May 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 538 shares of common stock (par $25) to be offered to minor¬
ity stockholders of record June 2, 1958 on the basis of one new share
each
12
shares
of
Rights expire June 24,
be used for
to
are
265,311
was
Blue
"
for
5.585.517 shares,
the vote against
SEC
the
for
share,
per
filed
covering. 470,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Staats & Co.
The stock is to be offered for sale at $2.50
with/ a $0,375 per share
underwriting commission.
The
1958,
offered
be
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
Brevilana, Inc., Hollywood, Calif.—Securities and Ex¬
change Commission Suspends Offering—
abstained.
exchange
outstanding,
Bigelow-Sanfprd
company
Sanford
Carpet
stock
common
1958.
No
the payment
outstanding
at
$65
underwriting is involved.
per
share.
The proceeds
of notes to banks.
Co.
Inc.
—
To
..(Total offering 21.664 shares
and
Eastern Utilities Association,
a
single majority holder will purchase unsubscribed shares as well as its
rata allotment).—V. 186, p. 2574.
pro
Brown
Discontinue
Sanfords'
most
participate
and
Lowell
14
Dec.
on
wholesale
of
as
which
usual
announced
P
51
will
discontinue
its
savipgs
support
Shoe
for
Co.
the
Inc.—Earnings Maintained—
six
months
ended
April
ago.
end
the
Dec.
on
major
31,
1958.
Sanford
Carpets
home furnishings markets this
He
said
and
of its
said
that
that
its
the
Sanford
Division
discontinuation
will
permit
major
line,
the
company
Bjgeiow
Thesanfor^line was introduced by the
Rugs
will
is
result
860,351
to
intensify
and
Carpets.
company in January 1954.
for
the
first
six
months
of
the
1957
fiscal
share on 1,813.624 shares outstanding, were
$2.70 on 1,803,424 shares for the same period in
dividend
Clark
not
in
1958
amounted
to
compared to $117,950,299 for the same period a year
Earnings were lower with a total of $4,048,736 against $4,-
per
in
30,
$116,798,435
1958.
The company will continue to
distributors until the termination of their
President,
operation.
cost
it
sales
annual
Weicker,
economic
that
31,
July.
important
7.s
Net
May
pn
Division
contracts,
an
j
A
notification
public offering of 30,000
Regulation
•
This
June
share.
per
3,
Bonanza Air Lines, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.
"
Sanford Division—
will
;
-
A
public
the
The orders provide an opportunity for hearing, upon
the question whether the suspensions should be vacated
permanent.—V. 184, p. 106; and V. 185, p. 339.
request,
Or
on
1958*—v^Hr pf 233Q6 tW0 companies became effected as of May 31,
service
$1
Calif.—The
Hollywood,
'
Regulation
a
proposed
shares
of
registration
representing 97%%
favor
the
of
at
Ariz.—In
Mines,
will
which
compliance-,-with the'reporting
responsibilities are abused, the integrity of
Of this amount,
vote
Bird
underwriters also may be granted an option to purchase 40,000
.
6,000,000 shares of Balatoc stock
5,8o8.962 shares,
voted.
shares
common
Inc.,
County,
Blue
public
the
now
a
transactions."
May-28 "reported that
e,?fhange of the assets of the Balatoc Mining Co., subject-to its
liabilities
for 1,500,000 shares of
Benguet Consolidated,.Inc. was over¬
whelmingly approved by Balatoc stockholders at the Balatoc annual
and
special meeting in Manila on May 27.
,-c
'
that
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—Merger Effective
The
Pinal
1957,
ing requirement.
opinion-the ..protection
Ralph W. Crosby, Executive Vice-President,
93.09
4,
-
well
as
in
ing.
y
tempo¬
relevant
of
may require the delisting, of securities cf
appropriate for the protection of investors.
considering investors, regard must be had not only for exist¬
ing
stockholders
of
the
issuer,
but
also
for
potential, investors "
—V. 187, p. 2330.
the
50,000
of
Inc.
Jan.
1957, by Brevilana proposed the
shares at $10 per share.
common
f
.
Mines,
i
previous
a
exchange by an issuer is a
responsibilities under the Act, including
violations
of
May
orders
issued
>■'
declared
who
Treasurer
as
number
withdrawal.
concluded
Exchange.
of
securities
And
has
A
exemptions from registration under
1933 with respect to public offerings of securities
*
it
also noted that,
notwithstanding withdrawal of regis¬
Bellanca will be required to comply with the;
reporting require¬
the
187,
Suspends Offering—
Commission
Exchange
'
become effective
on
$30.07
975,531
warehouse.—V.
of
sale
on
Regulation
filed
Brevilana,
filed
it is clear that Bellanca does'not now-have an
management and that there is no' assurance that ij and
board is elected, it will be independent.
The present board
under
vestors
gain
sought,
Commission
The
$32.05
1,030,955
__________ 'I
-
executive
Albert's
at
Bird
notification
a
composed entirely of- Albert's nominees.
chief
and
suspending
Blue
1956
with
President
as
10,571,061
^
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration for
offerings of - securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
One
of such conditions is a requirement for the filing of semi-annual reports
reflecting the amount of shares sold and the use to which the proceeds
thereof were applied.
The Commission's orders suspending the exemp¬
tions with respect to the Blue Bird Mines and Brevilana stock offerings
assert that the respective companies failed to comply with this report?
be
rules
Commission
Securities
Securities Act of
the
Bellanca,
new
a
exchange
an
14,966,061
4,395,000
—,
——
____.
non-recurring
by the following:
not filing
associated
board
21c
Blue Bird Mines, Inc.—SEC
The
rarily
the
that the protection
because 'Albert; and
others
are
replace
3,970,000
11,346,821
985.
p.
arguments
delisting,
per
share
outstanding
Shares
reports
Commission
15,316,821
$33,037,218 $30,112,196
♦Includes
April,
investors
______
_________
assets"-—
Earnings
:
,
The
of
8,209,880
$19,541,135
worth
Net
„
of
of
June,
6,347,190
$21,690,397
In
course
a
violations
30,'58 Mar. 31, '57
$28,037,587 $27,751,015
—
—
debt
term
fixed
Net
*$3.12
<
.
Mar.
—
-—
.
$3,040,726
■;
WORTH
______________
liabilities
working capitalProperty, and other assets
transfer
the
NET
-•
assets
Current
Net
chief
Albert's
of
the
that
CONSOLIDATED
.
Current
•
6.246,985
3,206,259
$1,580,392
$1.53
share
or
3,306,990
1,726,598
___
income
per
Mar. 31,'57
$27,577,264
$21,905,821
___.
taxes
taxes
for
Earnings
wholly-owned subsidiary to be
an agreement by him
to pur¬
a
SilStBS.
Of
of
'<■>■■■)*<
friend
a
Albert
from
to disclose those matters required to be reported,
1957,
through
the
filing
of
the
preliminary
proxy
material, reverted to its previous practice of making false, misleading,
and
inadequate
disclosures.
Bellanca's
flagrant
disregard
of
its
responsibilities to public investors was made evident, when, two months
after these proceedings were instituted, it filed an annual report containing similarly misleading disclosures,"
and
^
The
failing
and
a
of
program
assistance
Six
under the Commis1956 Albert caused
and
corporate
issued
concluded
extended
an
current
any
beginning in March, 1955 and continuing
through
the
sion
Co.,
The
sold
be
C.,
Earnings. Etc.—
Governor
★
that
Bellanca
Who
interests
Co.,
and others.
Commission
June,
Shoe
held
shares
Net
ranged from 6% to 8% in April, 1956 when Albert
and from 1% to 23/k in September, 1956 when
replaced.
,
were
over
reporting
ments
"flagrant disregard of its responsibilities to public investors."
The
transactions involved N. O. Nelson Co., Automatic Washer
Co., Waltham
Watch
Mines
shares,
Commission
conduct
tration,
a
N.
stockholders
Black
personal loan by him and he admitted
escrow
the
the
file
to
are
registration
common
certain
the
will
companies engage in
products,
automobile
.
will represent. 21%
financing.
Greensboro,
The
15,000
Pierce
annual
Treasurer
any
previously
requirements.
decision,
respect
restriction
of
by
of Automatic stock
"flagrant"
1958,
whereupon
terminate.
this
112,565 shares
^
r'
in connection with
stock for his own account. All such shares used by Albert
were
eventually returned or replaced, but the Commission noted that
in
connection
with
the
50,000 Automatic shares,
the market prices
chase
independent
Exchange of the common stock of Bellanca Corp. for
violations of the reporting and disclosure provisions of the
Securities Exchange Act
of 1934.
The withdrawal becomes
effective
at the expiration of a Commission order
temporarily suspending trad¬
ing in the stock on the Exchange and over the-counter through June 8,
and
Inc.,
Bishop Oil Co., San Francisco, Calif.- -Statement With-
in
director
Stock
American
of
4
personal
required
in
May,
as
Bellanca.
by
related
not
was
for
the
of the 5,000 shares represented a
The
and Exchange
Securities
The
Issuance
of
Co.
Petroleum
therefor
in
of
Corp.
'
used
Bellanca's
in
showed
then
Tanker
Albert
material
proxy
record
then
that
subsidiary
a
Rothschild,
shares
Pierce
or
not
was
found
further
preliminary
to
Listing—
Petroleum
drawn—
1955 of a controlling
later unconsummated
October,
North-Western
1956.
and
Spring, of
Bellanca
by
information
or
Corp.
the
in
Commission
Y.
Exchange
required
shores
common
Co.
at
when
Corp.
Inc.
The predecessor
of gasoline
and
oil
Company,
and sale
88,000
is
Bellanca
Billups
•
funds
completion
a
time when Albert controlled Pierce;-the sale by pledgees
Bellanca shares issued to Blue Star Airlines, Inc., a whollyowned Bellanca subsidiary; and the purchase by Bellanca of the stock
stock,
"while
1999.
p.
Corp.,
<
Ltd.
the
Bell Aircraft Corp.—To
of
Uranium
Glenn
Oil
respective families, which
Aircraft
the exchange
of
Service
annual
1956
and
to
commission.
public sale will represent 91% of the common stock to be outstanding
upon completion of tho financing.
The $2,500,000 of bonds and 10,000
into
disposition
Portsmouth, Ohio,
of
sale
public
will be provided by the financing above
outlined, together with the sale of $2,500,000 of 6%
first mortgage
and collateral trust bonds and 10,000 common shares, together with
166,666 shares of 5% cumulative convertible preferred stock, $4.50 par.
The preferred stock is to be purchased at par by R. A. Billups, W. L.
Billups, Board Chairman, and G. C. Billups and members of thefr
not certified in accordance with Commission requirements.
other transactions that were either not disclosed in current
properties valued at $8,900,000;
gas
Florida
$8,750,000.
claimed
take
a
and
for
substantially all of their assets in exchange for the as¬
sumption by Billups of certain liabilities and for cash payments totaling
loss resulting from the permanent impairment of Bellanca's
Automatic shares as of Dec. 31, 1956.
In addition, the
proxy
mortgage
not
at
companies
were
Bellanca
approximately 24%
owns
it
each
and
accessories, and other retail merchandise in Fla., Ga., North and South
Carolina.
Billups and its subsidiaries will acquire from the predecessor
falsely or inadequately reported, were an agreement in
May, 1956 to transfer over 1,000,000 Automatic shares to Bankers Life
& Casualty Co. of Chicago in exchange for certain hotel and oil and
United
Stock
in United Industrial.
New Britain,
Nelson stock to Automatic,
units,
debentures
Petroleum Co. of S. C., Inc., Billups
Georgia, Inc., Florida Friend Oil Company,
distribution
the
in
investment
pledged
disclose
at
sale of
the
eliminate
to
the
offered
Billups
of
Friend
Your
April, 1956 Albert obtained two personal loans, totalling
$300,000,
which he partially
secured, with
50,000
Automatic shares
owned by Bellanca.
And in March, 1956 Albert caused 10,000 shares
"BSF Co.—Buys United Industrial Stock—
on
Nelson
carrying
by $3,971,325
underwriting
a- 50c
Inc.,
Co.,
C." Inc.,
N.
submitted
statements
with
Company
share
per
carried the Automatic shares
it
Oil
Fuel
April, 1957 were
the Automatic shares at an average price of
despite a continuous decline in the market price since
May, 1956 three-quarters at the end of 1956, and the fact that Auto¬
matic and its principal subsidiary, Nelson, were in reorganization under
the Bankruptcy Act.
Although In financial statements filed with its
annual report in June,
1957 Bellanca reduced the amount at which
7:U
addition,
product company which has
capita) shares outstanding.
financial
are
in
shares,
for
Billups was Ofganized under Delaware law on May 23, 1958. It and
subsidiaries were organized to acquire all of the assets of Orlando
preliminary proxy material filed by Bellanca in
misleading
that
141.
common
that
units
These
sale
common
its
The
found
also
($900
to be
the. stock).
share,
per
that Bellanca
Commission
The
of
months
four
previously reported sales at a record high of
first quarter of 1958 vs. $19,578,661 for the com¬
parable 1957 quarter.
Mr.
Ewald indicated that the upward sales trend was
continuing
The
$21,751,966
its
20
unit
an underwriting group headed by The Johnson, Lane,
Space
Augusta, Ga., for which it will receive a commission of $70
unit.
The remaining 600,000 common
shares also
are
to
be
offered for public sale through the same underwriting group
at $5
cations.
Bellanca
through
next,
1,
Products, Inc.—Sales Increased 13%—
increased
for
public
and
per
report for December,
1955 to disclose the agreements entered into
during that month, and that its current report for April, 1956 was
misleading and inadequate in failing to disclose the interest of Albert
and others in the transactions, as well as the nature of the modifi¬
Corp.
Plywood Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Avon
receive
to
was
for
debentures
of $1,000 per
of
price
through
at $915,000
controlling position
a
benefits to Albert and Automatic.
The
should have but did not file a current
corresponding
with
Commission
Bellanca
consideration
of
amount
the
shares
a
operation of the sinking fund, $G68,000 of its 5% sinking fund deben¬
tures due July 1, 1968, at 100%, plus accrued interest.
Payment will
be marie at the Old Colony Trust
Co., 45 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
—V.
180, p. 2470.
Sales
in
offered
be
to
are
$1,000
Corp.,
recorded
was
was
reports or were
*
corporation
Albert
reductions in tne amount of
the
of
for
$100
1956, modifications in the terms of the transactions, including
the note, had' the effect of decreasing
in April,
mid-1956;
Atlas
finally
and
time,
the
registration statement with the SEC on May 29,
of 7%
debentures, due July 1, 1933,-.and
par common stock.
The debentures and 50,000
a
stock
the
consisting
public offering
temporaneous
with the Bellanca-Automatic
exchange agreement in
December, 1955. Thereafter, and prior to the closing of that agreement
Among
operation of the sinking fund, $109,000 of its first 4%
July 1, 1981, at 101.51%.
Payment will be made at the
Southern National Bank, Atlanta, Ga.—V. 187, p. 2114.
The
At
of
shares
pledges
shares
405,000
report
Redemption—
and
guarantees
to Automatic, as well as being the majority stockholder
and he and a company owned by Abrams acquired a total
of Automatic stock as a result of agreements con¬
respect
of Bellanca,
Commission
Partial
their
was the
$1,220,000,
books.
Bellanca's
in
12 months ended March
operations for the
improved results of
1958.-
from
filed
$2,500,000
covering
650,000 shares of its $1
exchange of Bellanca's Nelson
stock for a controlling block of 950.000 shares to be issued by Auto¬
matic
Washer Co.
and a note the amount of which appeared as
company
the
relieved
were
collateral.
second major transaction
The
account the
to
1958,
total of $4,554,540 on an original loan of $3,976,090 in about 3 months,
became indebted to Its subsidiaries. Nelson and Joplin, and
heating season was the warmest in the last 25 years. The combination
of these factors, in addition to normal growth, contributed materially
31,
Billups Eastern Petroleum Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company
to
Bellanca
of
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Files With SECr-Company on
Heller forwarded the
•
proceeds directly to Bellanca, whieh in turn paid off the balance
Mastan.
As a result of this refinancing, Mastan was paid a
loan
investment company, filed an amendment on
Mav 29
1958, to its registration statement covering an additional 30,000 Associated Fund Trust Certificates, Full Paid, and 10,000 Associated
Fund Trust Certificates Accumulative.—V. 185, p. 2661.
Mo.
Louis,
St.
another commercial financing firm.
Heller & Co.,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Associated Fund,
This
R.
of
rate
Gamble,
the
is
Earnings
year.
$2.23
1957.
compared
The
to
current
$2.20.
President,
of
roadside
company's
said
that
the
announced
expansion
retail divisions emphasizing development
shopping center locations had continued and
has met with gratifying success.
These new units, many of which
are
larger than traditional shoe outlets, incur heavy initial expenses
and,
therefore, these * stores require
a
slightly*-longer period"1" than
program
stores
and
Volume
187
Number
6749
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
»
.
(2547)
smaller
the
f-
before
stores
make
substantial
a
profit
contribution
to
mortgages
and
retail
sales.
fall
new
attitude
in
of
lines
retail
(Charles)
are
Initial
in
depleted
inventories,
by the normal
now
being- built up for the expected fall
reports
from
our
salesmen,
now
selling
territories,
merchants
187,
indicate
the
on
general
a
possibilities
of
Co., Inc.
BUSINESS—The
1957,
sales
March 31—
1958
-sales
Income
from
taxes
operations
1957
1.104,563
—
1,610.114
592,000
:
850,000
In
•
Net
income
'
Dividends
paid
•Earnings
per
per
$512,563
$0.25
share___
a—
$0.75
•
Butler
including
company
present
Corp.
1999.
construction
family
homes
of
in
does
company
approximately
usually also
plan of the
Brothers—Acquires Store Chain—
except
homes,
the
range
from
a
not
10
to
to
homes
15
,
about
is
not
build,
houses
and
regional
purchased
the
variety chains
Brothers
•owned
Brothers
T.
opened
G.
West
being
build
Capitol
Square
•—Mention
100%
fund
Corp.,
made
was
and
•
.details
The
Ohio.
redeemable
are
interest
In
Said
The
Ohio
term
a
-and
of
each
National
lease
have
South
for
is
Street
of
Situated
.,of
leasehold
a
Tnird
Street,
certain
a
estate
South
•eistin-g
in
'premises
Third
parcels
thereof
part
of
known
four
and
99
for
;
the
primary
located
•its
at
40
issued
first
99
day
TO
of
1958,
land
the
on
east
v
;
-
nine-story
a
in
and
brick
part
and
of
two
Third
South
50
as
incorporated
of
acquiring
South
Third
and.
outstanding stock
of Columbus, Ohio.—V. 187,
Co.,
stone
stories
Street,
in
Ohio
and
closed-end
is
owned
by
automotive
Printing
heavy
-company's decline in sales and earnings.
lines
.
had
the
in
.
stabilizing
a
immediate
During
the
effect
and
liam
Carborundum's newer product
show
and
long
promise
increased
of
strength
future.
range
—V.
,
development
capital
or
expenditures
C.
Steel
•
Corp.,
shares
Bridegport,
latter's
to
Carpenter
but
settlement
final
Northeastern's
for
has
net
settled
Conn.,
trustees.
subsidiary,
filed
it
Co.
of
acquisition
issuing
1,064
Northeastern
Steel
of
the
working
reorganization
by
its
New
has
been
England,
acquisition
of
more
as
last
late
a '
J.
Kirk,
of
shares
entitled
M.
shares
paid
Carpenter
of
the
by
ment
j
bonds
brings to a
total
acquire
Northeastern.
to
responsibility for
of
part
as
the
milhon
$6
of
41,064
debenture
holders.—V.
186,
■
the
Fund,
to
No
retire
underwriting
notes
and
for
is
involved.
working
of
The
proceeds
to
are
be
Ba
used
allowed
be
and
of
Corp., Miami Beach,
best efforts basis, $1,000,000 of 6% 20-year collat¬
eral trust bonds due 1978 and
100,000 shares of common
-on
Lee
bonds
the
before
L.
eight
years
redeemed
at
105#
on
or
before four years
issue;
104#
if
redeemed
thereafter
and
on
or
from the date of issue; 103#
if redeemed there¬
and
thereafter
101#
or
on
and
before
on
or
twelve
before
from
years
sixteen
date
from
years
of
date
issue;
20-year
$250,000
"Series
A"
annum
collateral
each,
and
to
to
be
"Series
trust
bonds
known
D"
are
"Series
as
inclusive,
'"ill
to
of
A"
issued
be
to
"Series
bear
T,"
in er-st,
20
.<
-
&
6%l
they
are
to
presently
be
authenticated
improved property.
on
.by
real
i
the
sale
$850,000,
by
Hence,
offered.
The
collateral
the Trustee will be first
the
will
not
be
of
for
the
the
securities
purpose
exnects
now
of
to
offered,
use
the
estimated
at
&
directly
or
first
any
several
capital
such
underwriters
Equitable
&
&
and
J.
D.
Carrol
Honker
First
68
the
Hotel
the
to
Exchange
stock
stock
common
application
an
St.,
-
Joseph,
Mellen
Miller,
&
Inc.
to
L.
of
the
acciued
Corp.,
Wm. J.
Inc.
Mullan-y, Wells & Co
The National Co. of
and
Edison.
as
i
5,000
Co.—
10,000
1,000
Co
Sons
outstanding and
York,
N.
Y.,
on
interest, to yield 3.85%.
4s
were:
Morgan Stanley & Co., 101.9099:
•
mortgage
franchises
They
optionally
are
107.66#
on
substantially
to
or
be
i-edeemable
to
100%
to
100#
102.655#
lien
owned
now
and,
,
of
at
construction
plants
power
.
program.
the
BUSINESS—The company,
located
laws
at
of
the principal executive offices of which are
Irving Place, New York 3, N. Y., was organized under the
4
the
State
of
New
York
Nov.
on
10,
It
1884.
company engaged in the manufacture,
generation,
of
gas
and electricity and
the manufacture and
is
■
Boroughs of Manhattan
of
•
the
Borough
Chester
of
County;
hattan.
and
Queens,
and
It
controls,
Telegraph
steam
10,000
Michigan Corp.—
15,000
&
4.000
Co
EARNINGS—Operating
$56,698,000.
was
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
amount
from
The Bronx,
and
in
service
in the First and Third Wards
the
in
populous
more
part
a
the
of
revenues
in
parts
Borough
company
charges
Gradison
&
/
Stuart
Inc.
&
below
named
the
have
following
—
&
Co.,
Stone
Ho fman
x~
William
5,000
R. J. Steichen & Co.,
severally agreed
principal
Co,—_
Finkle
First
150,000
Foster
Freeman
Securities
M.
Co—.
&
5,000
40.000
-
10 000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Staats & Co._
Inc.
Tegtmeyer
Co.
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc.
500
F->y
R.
Talbot Co.
Co.i—_
40,000
Bleich-
S.
Inc.
400,000
&
Co.,
Lestrange
;
co.
C.
Ashmun
S.
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Bacho
&
Barret,
Co.
:
Gregory
Hill
Fitch,
North &
Inc.
Co._
&
Stearns
Boettcher
——
&
Bramhall
1,750,000
150,000
500,000
150,000
Wm.
H.
Wood
10,000
1,000
10,000
1,000
H.
P.
Co.,
Woodard-Elwood
York & Co
&
&
&
_;
Humphrey,
Inc.
Investment
Inc.
10,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
D.
Jones
Ladenburg,
200,000
Lawson, Levy,
Co.—
Schmertz
Inc.
Dickson
Inc.
J.
-
Co
&
Inc
150,000
Co.
Equitable
300,000
Co.
Clement
Co.,
-
Inc.
Fahey, Clark
2,000
Fahnestock
Co—
2.°00
2,000
Farwell,
&
&
100,000
&
Co
Chapman
& Co.
250,000
200,000
&
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.
100,000
-
800,000
Co
Patton
&
—:
.'—
McJunkin,
Co.
-
Co.
Moreland,
BrandenJohnston
150,000
Mullaney,
&
Wells
&
Newbold's
Co.
New
York
150,000
Son
250,000
Co.
Newburger,
Corp.
200,000
&
Currie
H.
100,000
Hutchinson
McMaster
800,000
&
Co—
Inc.-—£—
Legg
250,000
Co
Williams
150,000
C.
W.
150,000
-
2,000
Inc.—
Co.
—
Evans
A.
1,750,000
berger,
1,750,000
&
300,000
Stern
John
&
Securities
Corp.
Este
1,000,000
Stokes
Morris,
Inc.-
Thalman &
McDonnell &
150,000
Edwards,
Elkins,
1,750,000
Co.,
—
Dreyfus
&
&
200,000
Co.,
&
Loewi
800.000
-
Merle-Smith—
&
S.
Co.
&
200,000
Co.
200,000
Co.
Securities
Co.
150,000
$150,000
Kenower, M'acArthur &
Kormendi
&
600,000
100,000
Co.
&
Josey & Company
John B. Joyce & Co.
Kalman & Co., Inc.—_
300,000
Collins
250,000
I.
250,000
R.
Lane,
Space
200,000
Dick
of
Corp.
Johnson,
Sherrerd—
Unioix
&
Norfolk
The
H.
800,000
Co.,
100,000
Bond
Share Corp.
Clayton Securities Corp.
&
&
Edward
Corbett & Pick&
1,000,000
Applegate
Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co,
Denton,
Inc.
Butcher
Co.,
100,000
Co.
100,000
Co.
&
&
200,000
__—
800,000
Co
&
Bros.
150,000
1,000,000
Co.—
Indianapolis
1,000,000
Co.—
Stein
&
150,000
Inc.
Sons
Hilsman
H.
Inc.
Hulme,
& Co.—
Co
&
Bradford
&
Richards
Hirsch
200.000
Bauin & Co.
Baxter
Burns,
J.
1,000,000
600,000
100,000
150,000
Grande & Co.,
800.000
-
Co.
Co.
Co.
150,000
&
George K.
C.
&
200,000
Co
Whipple & Co._
Bacon,
Frisbie
A.
Creston H. Funk, Hobbs
&
Parker
150,000
——_—__—
Leonard
500,000
150,000
300,000
Co
Freeman
Inc.
1,750,000
&
roeder,
Arthurs,
R.
5,000
1,000
Inc.
Corp.
Arnhold
250,000
Corp.
Marshall
&
M.
&
Iowa
of
150,000
Almstedt Brothers
American
Amount)
David
$7,950,000
Allison-Williams
ard,
Co.,
5,000
Co
& Co
&
&
—.—
Stern Brothers & Co
Sulzberger,
&
Smith
net
earned
respective
Amount
Co.
—
Brooke
3,000
1,000
Co
S.
were
'
Halsey,
Shelby Cullom Davis &
Simon & Co
of Westof Man¬
1957 totaled $552,669,000 and
The company's 1957 fixed
purchasers
the
2,500
5,000
Frank
Inc.
It
Bonds:
of
William N. Pope, Inc
Robinson & Co., Inc
I. M.
sale
times.
4.56
Dallas
5,500
Co
and
steam.
ownership of all the voting stock, Con¬
solidated
& Electrical Subway Co. which owns a system
of underground conduits used
principally by the company.
Burnham
1,500
2,000
20,000
1,000
of
through
Cunningham,
Co.
public utility
a
purchase
sale
supplies electric service in the Boroughs of Manhattan,, The
Bronx,
Brooklyn, Richmond, and Queens eXT?jting the Fifth Ward (Rockaway District), all in the City of New York, and in Westchester
County
excepting
the "northeastern
portions
thereof;
gas
service
in
the
2,000
6,300
&
purposes,
exclusive
from
2,000
Chas. W. Scanton
Shiff & Co
by
company
special
for
program
$800,000,000,
Negley, Jens & Rowe„
Norris & Kenly—.
De Lancey Rochester Co._
Rowles, Winston & Co._—
all
acquired
the
by
lor
Julien
10,000
The
the
five
year
period 1958-1962 is
of
the
proposed
acquisition of
City of New York for approximately
$85,000,000. The company estimates that of the
$800,000,000 program,
$450,000,000 will be financed through the sale of bonds,
including the
bonds just sold.
The balance of the required funds will be
secured
from
depreciation
reserves,
retained
earnings and
other
sources. '
'three
Mericka & Co.,
Omaha
before
ox*
<
;
net
proceeds from the sale.,,of. the bonds will be
funds and applied to retirement of an
estimated
$10,000,000 short term bank loans and toward the cost
estimated
Lyons
10,000
—_
&
.
fact
issue at competitive sale June 3
direct
a
from
construction
Burns
3,000
5,000
has
the
101.7199.
constitute
company's
The
3,000
& Co,—.—7,000
Dimond & Co.
5,000
to
treasury
2,000
—
Kohlineyer & Co._
and
withdraw said
due
remaining
New
1627.
p.
for the bonds
properties
amount
J.
5,000
!
10,
American
on
said
William
186,
and
Boston
bonds
Bear,
Dulles & Battles,
McDowell,
Securities-
Feibleman
of
the
purchase from the fund,
to
2,000
Corp,
;
Estabrdok & Co
Goodbody
gains.
Shares
Thorn-
Hayd'en, Miller & Co
from
approximately
indirectly,
of
2,000
Co
&
Edwards
G.
of
June
public offering on June 4 of $50,000,000
refunding mortgage bonds, due June 1,1988,
the
may
case
W.
'
acquiring,
the
2,000
<fe
Co
Sears
Hanrahan
secured
proceeds
return
5,000
Sons.
Jenks Kirkland
mortgages
directly
net
tax
3,500
Co.
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Hayden,
corporation
THE
,
bonds
his
in
Janney,
Inc.
2,500
Carroll
Hallowell,
which
on
the
20,000
Inc.—
Grimm & Co._
>r
estate.
PROCEEDS—The
;
being
2,000
Co
2,000
W.
inclusive.
a1:
portfolio transactions
any such capital gains at
as
agreed
655,700
2,000
MacDonald,~lnc.
&
W.
First
"
'
are
Co.
3,000
T.
and
series
the
14,600
amendment
the
the
of
including
$18.10
per share any
stock of Commodore
Hotel, Inc.'
Stock Exchange has
common
of
and
at
PROCEEDS—The
Co.
on
of
Corp.,
approved.
made
Consolidated
solely
value.
its
include
of
has
Conrads
102#
issue;
in
on
treatment
names
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
if redeemed thereafter and before maturity.
"lhe
tax
Julien Collins & Co.,
,
after
of
be
of
par
.
&
Blair,
Brown
Draper,
may
date
from
refund,
or
"
A.
The
from
Chemical
consists
which would otherwise be distributable to
each
Co
&
Childs, Jeffries &
dike, Inc.
the bonds.
on
of
Wil¬
which
below:
Hammill
Edmonds
er,
Burke
a
(par five cents) in units of $100 of bonds and ten
; shares of stock at $100.50 per unit, plus accrued interest
and
'
stock
.:
which
shares
Aub
Alex.
Fla,—Securities Offered—Aetna Securities Corp. of New
York City and Miami Beach, on
May 19 offered publicly
,
the
simplify
forth
Lorraine
Investment
&
will
credit
J. Barth & Co.
capital.
Cc.,
1953.—V.
Other bids
t*
qualify as a
the provisions
1954
OH
bid of 102.0399%.
a
The
investment
Shares
E.
10,
ranging
capital ac"Regulated Invest-
to
of
of
shareholder
capital gains
any
will
Shearson,
A.
of
ranging from
share.
plans
Code
of
to
purchase
,
Bradbury-Ames
Central Mortgage
#
•
which
offices,
Terms of the
by Zeckendorf Hotels Corp., a wholly& Knapp, Inc., has become so reduced a3
further dealings therein on the
Exchange.
said issue desiring to accept the above-mentioned
offer
to
deposit their certificates with The Royal Bank of
Trust
Inc.
and
inventor
Chairman of the
emphasis
sales
past.
acquired
prices
of
25#.
The
term
"Regulated" does not involve federal
supervision of management or investment practices or policies.
but
set
being
prices
$1
extended
Commodore
shares
at
shares offered hereunder,
any
of
at
President,
Fund
the
benefit
and
GAINS—With
wifl avail itself
Revenue
UNDERWRITERS—The
are
or
102.655%
on
permits
the
purchase of
dividends, and
interest,
the
of Delhi-Taylor
below) • has
been
item
will
Securities
in
portfolio
such capital
any
it
group was awarded the
its
$133,590 through the sale of
oi
per
CAPITAL
The
$100).
•
capital
$9.15
of
individual
number
•'
•f
rights
rate
facilitate
6EC
.<
-at
the
be, for the
25#
tax paid by the Fund on any such capital gains.
The Federal
tax cost basis of the shares held by the shareholder will be adjusted
upward by 75#
of the amount of
any
such capital gains. Within
30
days after the close of the Fund's fiscal year,
which ends on
Oct. 31, the
Fund will notify each shareholder of the amounts involved and furnish him with the necessary data and instructions to
corporation on May 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $250,000 promissory notes of 4#
six-year notes and
$150,000 of 5# nii -vear
ct t
o
e
o fered
it * &r (i
mult
les
f
•
the
facilities,
in
as
inadvisable
required
income
OF
Internal
state
him
Cooperatives, Inc., Superior, Wis.-^-Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
■r.
voting
initial
price
a
Company"
The
Central
•
yjiich
for
Monsanto
of
of
Berman
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. Inc.—Bonds
Offered
underwriting group headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Technology,
of
Bud
—An
provisions' of
from
of
of
subsidiary of Webb
June
com¬
be
systematic
beneficial
of
any net capital gains realized
the Fund will pay the Federal tax
or
2574.
p.
equal
shares
the
-
Under the reorganization plan, Carpenter agreed to exchange between
and
of
on
Chase.
President
capitalization
of
and
transaction,
Carpenters'
will
Inc.,
Stevenson,
P,
holders
,
the
40,000 and 65,000 of its shares for 1,000,000 new shares of Northeastern.
shares were distributed to Northeastern's general creditors
•
are
Aug. 1,
duly
vote.
to
bwned
make
Canada
or
permit a "Regulated In¬
vestment Company" to retain and reinvest for the benerit .of its share-
In
addition,
Northeastern's first
in
former
Rand,
November-
subsidiary
semi¬
investment
1954
tax
the
P.
John
Inc.;
paid in
Corp.—Merger Approveda
has
which
on
number
,V Holders
fixed
Marketed—A
reinvest
realized
Institute
giving effect to the sale of
at
the
to
Northeastern in February, 1957,
Chapter 10 of the Federal Bankruptcy
shares
Carpenter
assumed
"
mortgage
1,064
to
February
be
made
the
Co.
reinvestment
Earl
system;
Little,
number
has secured
amount
issuing
of
to
been
of
and
for
Massacuhsetts
of
D.
have
cumulation,
Act.
The
Code
the Federal
automatic
net
571.
filing with the SEC
listing and registration
from
owned
Executive
unlimited
an
shares
year,
determination
the
•
guidance
Arthur
Before
capital.
under
day
bonds
Chase,
avail itself
gains
plans
be
assets
Production
p.
the
'not
initial
offer
will
and
name
(see
Corp.
in
dealings
that
COMMITTEE—The
inertial
of
Fund
capital
operating
since
awaited
its
first
payable
Hotels
period
Committee
added
.the
to
and
Draper
be
Northeastern
of
be
share ratably in dividends
and in net assets.
Shareholders have the right to vote on the election
'of Trustees at each annual meeting and on
any
and all matters on
which by law or the provisions of the Declaration of Trust they may
.
announced
issue
such
the
issue
offering, the fund will have a
It will be open-end thereatfer with shares offered
basis
through
Chase
Distributors
Corp.,
Boston,
the fund's exclusive national distributor.
shares
All
'
Carpenter Steel Co.—Completes Acquisitioncompany
pay
expects
RETENTION
I
will
its
of
Commodore Hotel, Inc.—Purchase Offer
Extended—
authorized
series
25#.
of
distribute
to
all
2912.
p.
Zeckendorf
The
interest
time
be
P.
retain
fund
Fund
quarterly dividendsFebruary, May, August
of
dividend
subsidiary.
Transmission
suspended
inclusive.
have
diversified
company to
Internal Revenue
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
1958.
for
programs
20
bear
to
the
remaining outstanding shares
Vice-President, John P. Uliase, Inc.; Francis
Gray, Chairman of the Board, Fiduciary Trust Company;
Oscar
Haussermann, Secretary of American Research and Development
W.
939.
p.
will
the
John
capital
of
as
Corp.;. William
first
and
186,
»
headed
new
net
period
act
S.
the
Board
quarter management intensified
its program
to
reduce
administrative
costs;
however, General Clinton F. Robinson,
President, said no basic changes have been made in the company's
.research
to
time
of
this
company,
Houston
Corp.
185,
1958
by Shearson,
1,000,COO shares ($1
share.
per
a
are
any
The
1'und
Charles
of
Abrasives, with large volume markets In steel,
industry generally, accounted for most of the
and
<
;
advisory committee and trustees, who
act in the same capacity for Shareholders' Trust of Boston,
include:
G.
Peabody Gardner, Director of American Telephone '& Telephone
Co., General
Electric Co.,
and First National Bank of Boston; Dr.
$22,657,346 for the first quarter of 1958 compared with
-r
$27,673,350 for the same period last year.
Net income was $452,271
\ compared
with $1,468,614 for/ the first quarter of 1957.
Sales reached
'their lowest volume In February.
March held firm with slight and
improvement.
in
T"
may
the
of
the
—V.
homes,
plans to pay quarterly dividends representing all of its net
Capital gains will be retained and reinvested.
were
-irregular
will
income.
2330.
p.
Fund,
advisers
the
status.
additional
Columbus,
Dispatch
The
to
continuous
a
The
28, 1958,
the buildings
Ohio.
All of
Columbus,
and
investment
rate
the
"'which will
Feb.
on
operating
Street,
Merger
2,215,000 shs.
"
purchased
Executive
with
offered
investment company to
the
at
During
on
Chase
initial
the
that
present
than
issued
is
series
group
5
price of $10
a
shareholders
transactions.
the
on
which
Oustanding
(Mass.)—Shares
June
on
the
of
substantially
2000.
p.
has
Coastal
ob¬
FINANCING
"Series
series
bonds
August
Boston
investment
amendment
'gains
build-.
of
the
year
expected
of th months
187,
$1,000,000
be
to
from
may
of
all
that
intention
each
sales policies and personnel will continue
deal were not disclosed.—V.
company, but all shall be" 20-year
Feb. 1, 1958, to be due and payable
dated
be
on
day
of
Co.
closed-end
its
of
Carborundum Co.--Sales and Earnings Declined—
Sales
Each
as
the
underwriting
&
regulated
a
of
of
and
4% first and
Fund
ADVISORY
was
50
to
A"
the first payment on "Series A"
payment of
the
proper
sum
lias
for.—V.
188,
p.
1259.
whose
(
the
.
which
side
Chief
than
The
other
PRESENT
are
"Series
rates.
dates
the
presently
Inc., New York City. The unit will
be
operated as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Bud Berman will remain as President and
homes.
more
of
some
year,
value) at
first
March,
to
first
BUSINESS—The
pany
■
parcels
feet
to
being
each,
years
certain
110.79
of
lessor,
and
and
.stories
purpose
and
time,
homes.
until
par
lease
year
is
Interest
Columbus,
.
are
described
Corp.
different
A"
nation-wide
Ohio.
Square
one
Subsequent
annum.
is
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Acquisition-
$20,000.
model
$5,000,000
bonds
as
It
the latter part
187,
company
Sportswear
mostly
previously
the
5,000,000 shs,
trust
known
directors
the
on
Chase
'
Capitol
any
build
about
to
of
model
cents)
maturity
of
1978.
1,
Hammill
attached thereto, a five story brick
together are commonly referred to as
and are further known and described
Columbus, Ohio, and a brick building con-
Street,
at
or
' Series
provided
in
,
rear
be
per
such
board
each
100##
-
these
on
to
6#
same
.1958,
•
building, which
University Club Building
40
of
annually
deptn of approximately 187.45 feet to the
Street, -with a frontage thereon of approxi¬
a
Lazelle
concrete
The
as
Feb.
,
by
the
of
covers
approximately
feet.
;ing, and to the
with
terms
to
to
105#
of
Columbus, Trustee, as
dated as of March 1, 1958
beginning
and
South
110.67
to
orders
structures,
EFFECT.
bonds—______
five
collateral
each
and
the
bonds.
;
Souch
created
from
of
owner
50
was
Bank
referred
of
ranging
-
the
and
successive
just
Third
:west side
; and
Details
of May 26 of the sale
case.
lessee,
as
years
frontage
a
mately
;
99
renewable
The
'•;
O.—Further
of
prices
at
known as 40
leasehold estate
Capitol Square Corp.,
for
the
dates
by
$400,000 5 % % sinking
1, 1973 (not 1978 as previ¬
The Ohio Company. Further
through
properties
;from
rate
.at
*
issue
our
interest
PROPERTIES—Corporation
•
the
follow:
bonds
accrued
the
' /
.
Columbus,
in
accrued
reported)
20-year
$250,000
trust
tpar
November
in
is
quarterly
income.
be paid
••
GIVING
POLICY—It
shareholders
1958.—V.
principal amount of $5,000,000 will be issued in denominations
-of $1,000, $500 and $100, each issued as
coupon bearer bonds. "Series
hA"
to
"Series
D"
inclusive, presently offered will bear interest at
top
Butler
debentures due March
ously
stock
its
and
In¬
The
nation's
Southwest.
and
$6,000
on
speculation,
of
to
intends
•
•
.
plus
iaouth
the
has under franchise 2,456 Ben Franklin Stores.
Company
include
70
Scott
Stores,
132 T. G.
<Si
Y. Stores
and
Coast Department stores.—V.
187, p. 2218.
*
\
'■
the
in
of
one
The
of
ware¬
now
•
at
chain,
Franklin
Ben
new
to
investment
29,
"Central
Authorized
collateral
Common
stores
seven
V
Y.
&
operating
three
March
on
of
name
one
at
,
20-year
,
Butler
DIVIDEND
such
issuance
will
Florida,
the
company
on
function
company
order.
on
intend
the
serve
CAPITALIZATION
„
A. Q. Steffey, President of Butler
Brothers, said: "This is another
step in the program for the expansion of Butler Brothers variety
business.
The
acquisition fits
well
into
our
growth
pattern
and
expands our merchandise distribution in the close-in New York area."
1957
the
On
•
During
in
under
company
plans to bjuild such homes
tained
from customers who have selected
Company on May 23
announced
the
purchase
of
the Standard
Variety Stores chain, with headquarters in Haverstraw, New York, and
operating six stores in New York and New Jersey.
'
pledge
for
offered.
Florida."
of
mort¬
money
and
collateral
as
organized
was
management
Mortgage
purchase
construction,
use
The
The
•After preferred dividends of $8,750 in each
quarter.—V. 187, p.
&
its
one
$760,114
$0.25
$0.50
share-.—___:—_
common
common
estate,
company's
May 13, 1957, the cor¬
porate name was changed to "Central Mortgage & Investment
Corp."
On
Dec.
26,
1957, the company purchased from the Lee County
Land
& Title
Co.
$100,575 in unpaid principal balance as of Nov.
30,
1957,
of
first
mortgages on
owner-occupied
homes
at
Lehigh
-Acres, \ near
Fort
Myers, - Fla.
These
mortgagee
were
purchased
with recourse to the title
company.
They are all first mortgages on
owner-occupied
homes
with
durations
of
10
to
20
years.
'
$9,699,960 $10,210,747
Income
the
by
vestment
Subs.)—Earnings Off
(&
real
the
on
presently
optimistic
increased
improved
back
mortgages
witn
the Trustee
for
of the
collateral trust bonds
454.
p.
Bruning
Quarters Ended
shoe
their
sho»
footwear."—V.
Net
"retail
business,
winter
our
added
on
taken
gages
Gamble
spring
„
they
company.
Mr.
3
Loeb & Co.
Hanseatic
250,000
1
1,000,000
200,000
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4
Inc.
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*
250,000
——
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
Copeland
Patterson.
Kendall,
&
E.
Wm.
&
Strauss & Co.—
200,000
S.
,i.
Hughes
Inc.
Co.,
Rippel
Talinage
Thomas
250,000
Van
Co.„——--
150,000
Co.
Wertheim
Inc...
500,000
C.
Co.—
400,000
Robert
Sc Co.—
<te
Co..
150,000
<fc
&
Robinson -
Co.,
Humphrey
Schwabacher
&
Horner
Shaughnessy
Scott,
Hammlll
1,000,000 v
Staats
Ac
150,000
Number of
150,000
Increase
Earnings per share.—
&
—V.
187,
'Loss,—V.
Corp.—Boeing Contract
$228,000 contract award from Boeing
be used in
Acquires
Sea-Van
Ltd. of Vancouver, B. C., Canada, has
Freightways, Ltd., subsidiary of Consolidated
announced Jointly on May 26 by J. L. S. Snead, Jr.,
become part
Freightways,
President of
Freightways,
Inc.
—
Express—
Sea-Van
Express,
Canadian
it
was
Sea-Van.
and Archie Gardner, President of
CF,
is a regular route common carrier of general com¬
modities operating between Seattle, Wash., and Vancouver, with special
charter authority to interior British Columbia points. It is also co-owner
of United Terminals, Ltd., which operates the only motor carrier suf¬
Sea-Van
Express
warehouse
ferance
Sea-Van
in
Vancouver.
owned
was
by
Mayall
Granville
Gardner,
Mr.
and
William
($7.50
below.
Co.
V.
~
of
Affiliate—
Tyler,
M.
sell
to
propose
the
V.
184,
of
companies are'in excess of $75 million.
two
Federal Glass
each share of
terms,
merger
$25
com¬
1.155
for
value
par
and
shares
387,229
effective
date
4.6%
of
the
of
smck.
preferred
the glass company
merger,
will be
the Federal Glass Co., division of Federal Paper Board Co.,
changes in the management are contemplated.—V. 187, p. 1893.
and Leo J.
Director,
a
Capen.
products—
stock
preferred
the
stockholders at a special meeting
.May 8 together with a stock r. classification proposal.
At the same
meeting, the holders also approved a proposal authorizing sale of all
or
substantially all the company's present properties and amending
the corporate
charter to allow it to engage in any tvi>e of lawful
The
offer
shares
activity.
investment
stock
the
the
approved 1)/
was
or
change
convertible
of
voted
second
the meeting, 20,000 outstanding
stock held by Jev.ett T. Flagg
at
preferred
common
stock.
Flagg Trust already held 146,770 snares of common stock
shares the outstanding.
Tuis stock was not subject
out of
to the
Trust
The
be
to
were
converted
380,000
into
of
shares
541,619
183,918
80,758
—
prior
Corp's
price is $50 per share (pi is, accrued dividends ) for
pieferred stock and $5 p.-r share for the common stock.
prior
$26,860,886 $30,179,259
————————
—
Flagg-Utica
of
purchased
1957
1958
31—
85',;?
,
12,000 shares,
and
23,000
23.000,
Corp.—Purchasing Its Stock—
about
of
approximately 70%
business
March
.......
Paper
Combined
as
Under
Other
Federal
of the knit goods maker's common stock have
to buy their shares, Jewett T. Flagg,
19.
Mr. Flagg said about $2,000,000 has been paid to stockholders, who
manufacturing operations and management has no intention of en¬
tirely^''discontinuing knit goods production.
;
'
Mr. Flagg said about $2.000.000 has been paid to stockholders who
have delivered their shares ror »ar under the company's offer.
The
Subs.)—Earnings Show Drop
(<&
Co.
Months Ended
and
Federal Paper Board will have outstanding 1,067.487 com¬
the
No
and
4.
p.
17
June
meet
accepted the company's offer
Chairman, announced on May
class
Alkali
will
Glass
exchanged
be
Flagg-Utica
,
common.-
the
cumulative
Holders
A common.
Their respective holdings now
amount to 11.2';
10.8% and 6.1% of the outstanding class A shares.
An additional
11,000 shares are being offered by Gaynell E. Capen,
wife of Leo J.
Capen, and 10,000 shares by Loring Herbert Tyler.
Each
of
the
selling stockholders also own shares of the class
B
Three
2116.
187, p.
Donald
Tyler, President,
Vice-President,
first
Paper
Exchange Commission—
and
par,
respectively,
Hales
Oil
Ohio
Inc.
stock holdings of five
E.
the
shares
operated
non-voting).
These shares constitute part of the
selling stockholders (three of whom are manage¬
ment officials), and are to bd offered for public sale by them through
an
underwriting group headed by G. H. Walker & Co. of St. Louis.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. The company will receive no part of the proceds.
The
company
has outstanding
1,189,260 shares of the class A
common
(as well as 594,627 shares of class B voting commoni.
Waldo
stock
Diamond
Continental Oil Co.—New Pipe Line
See
Securities
of
to
will
merger,
Upon
Company on May 29 filed a registration statement with the SEC
seeking registration of 79,000 outstanding shares of its class A common
187, p. 2116.
Vancouver.—V.
Rowland, all of
a
the
City, Mo.—Files
Dewey Portland Cement Co., Kansas
received a
Airplane Co., Wichita, Kan., for instrumentation that will
Boeing's new B-62G flight-test program.—-V. 187, p. 2331.
of
"
4.6%
.
With
Consolidated
54,207
$0.31
of
use
-—.
Federal
common shares and one-half
preferred share of Federal Paper
Board.
The conversion will require 259,875 shares of Federal Paper
Board
common
stock and
112,500 shares of preferred stock.
After
of
3,022,092
stock
1784.
187, p.
200,000
—
Consolidated Electrodynamics
This corporation has
inventory method———.—
Federal
of
sales
mon
mon
Wag¬
244G.
p.
earnings before taxes due to
in
with
merger
a
shareholders June 27.
is scheduled to be effective at June 30.
annual
$925,6G6
189,670
'$0.12
shares-—
common
the Lifo
200,000
Co.
62,2*0
on
1893
p.
consolidation
The
$1,008,166
82,500
According
250,000
L./ Wright
goner
Shareholders
'$365,928
3,011,032
applicable to common stock.___
Net earnings
Co.
&
Wood
E.
Inc. Wyatt,
Neal &
the
1,145,000
'$303,678
17
June
vote
187,
Paper Board Co.—Merger Proposed—
2,153,166
dividend requirements—/
stock
Preferred
will
meeting of the stockholders will be held in June to vote on
proposed merger of Federal Glass Co. into Federal Paper Board.
*591,678
■
Co.—Merger Meeting Date—
Glass
Cr288.000
income..—
—_—(estimated)^..——:-—
1957,
with¬
Special
200,000
Co.,
Statement
—
with the SEC on Aug. 26,
stock (par $1), has been
shares of common
186, p. 1049.
Inc.—V.
Co.,
Federal
1958
1957
$13,194,578 $24,630,458
-
-
Net earnings
1,750,000
———
Arthur
-
before taxes on
taxes on income
Federal
Whittaker
CO.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
-
-
Earnings
000,000
Co
&
Federal
Board's
——
L.
sales
Met
V.
Stockholders
2001.
p.
&
White & Co.—
N.
Harold
Ac
Co.
R.
__
Noel
187,
Three Months Ended March 31—
150,000
150,000
200,000
Co.
<fc
Alstyne,
<fc
100,000
Inc.
Shearson,
William
Co.
100,000
400.OOo
Gardner-
Inc.. i.—
Reinholdt
below.—V.
Corp.
Detroit Steel Corp.
Lom-
&
Houston
100.000
See
filed
statement
registration
Board
Inc.
bardo,
Rand & Co.
The
Smith
Stubbs,
250,000
j— —.
see
250,000
Rambo, Close & Kerner
The
drawn.
Delhi-Tayldr Oil Corp.—Subsidiary Merger-
150.000
Stokes «fc Co.—
Straus, Blosser & McDowel 1
:
—
800.000
Raffensperger,
150,000
Co.
Walter
150,000
Inc.
—-~
Pollock & Co.,
covering
250,000
-
Stix
Chris-
tensen,
Co.,
&
Inc.
150,000
Inc.
Peters, Writer &,
200,000
150,000
Leach_
Sterne, Agee &
Stifel, Nicolaus
250,000
Co.
Insurance
Withdrawn—
generally; $40,000 to increase physical facilities at its Troy
plant; $44,000 for additional
equipment; $55,000 to create a new
department to manufacture transformers and other materials;
and
$35,000 for additional test equipment.
operations
Fox
100,000
& Co._Northwest Co.
Overton
A.
Pacific
Fire
International
facilitate
Meyer &
Frank,
Stern,
150,000
Cq.~.
Haines <fc
Steele,
&
First
production of new commercial products; $126,000 as a cash reserve to
the obtaining and performance of government contracts and
Amount
Amount
Homer
J.
.
.
(2548)
purchase offer.
Flagg said the directors
company's
Earnings Off—
Controls Co. of America—Sales and
'
compared
Siles"tt'fere $6,308,342 in the three months ended March 31,
1957, the company reported on
the first quarter of
in
with $7,345,454
Total
revenues
Research
against $264,721 in the
$206,446
were
On the basis ot 686,177 shares of common stock currently
outstanding, the earnings were equal to 30 cents and 41 cents a share,
respectively.
Louis Putze, President, pointed out that the latest three-month earn¬
1957
period.
gain of $93,275 on the sale of a plant at
Spring Valley, 111. whose operations were transferred to a newly-con¬
structed plant at North Manchester, Ind.
Startup costs of the Indiana
plant, Mr. Putze pointed out, were absorbed in the latest quarter.
"At present it appears that our second quarter volume will show im¬
provement over the first quarter," he commented.
"We continue to
Provision
Black
in
business
that
general
187, p.
gains
show
as
the
Mines—Stock
Gold
2,651,622
—
the
for
Specialty
Stores
W.
Listing Suspended—
Petroleum Corp.—Reports
Haight,
income
"Net
pared *vith
to
$1.11
the
that
for
the
/
conditions,
first
was
$86,221,000
1988,
below.
(& U. S. Subs.)—Earnings Lower
1958
1957
including prices, it would not be proper to assume
earnings will be maintained throughout
,
of the current economic recession we
are
continuing
long-range oupital investment program indicating our con¬
fidence in the future of Venezuela and in the world's continuing need
for Venezuela's oil resources.
Our capital expenditures this year will
basic
$142
$159
about
invested
in
1957
million
reduction
retained
million
in
for
Cuban Atlantic
to the
five
186,
less
and
than
the
$260
continued
of
1048,
p.
the
Co.—Initial Liquidating Div.—
directors
on
April 8 declared an initial
the issued and outstanding
liquidating
of
common
thereof
distribution on each share
stock, to the holders of record
at
the
close
April 18, as follows: (1) $6 cash, and (2) 715/10,OOOths
of the capital stock of Central Violeta
Sugar Co., S. A.
This liquidating distribution- was payable on May
7,
interests
in
Central
Violeta
stock.
of
(.0715)
share
except
as
The
1 Ire
interest.
such
Fractional
interests
opportunity
distributed
to purchase
rata.—V. 187, p.
pro
stockholders
of
sell,
or
share
who
sold
were
filler
did
has
acquired
I., electronics
L.
share-for-share
basis.
ol*" Cutler-Hammer,
Airborne
will
not
pro¬
retaining" its
operate
the
as
1957, Cutler-Hammer had sales
of
supplier
a
about
to
parts
of
sell
bear
a
be
done
will
Eaton
this
in
merchandise
Independent
the
approximately
through
distributors
in turn,
to
cap
new
will
accessories
service
electronics
officers,
on
five
division
and
management
$74,870,056
and
net
income
truck
A
finder's
share® at
1S£„
Per
Stleglltz & Co., of New York.
^Pany
iadiof
is engaged in
communication
and
fee
of
manufacturers.—V.
187,
p.
$5,000
share also
design
and
equipment
and It also has a division for the
repair
electronio equipment of the U. S. Air
Force.
$100,000
for
addition
/inanclng
to
present
plus
has
option
an
been
manufacture
ponents,
of
an?
and
granted
in
of
aircraft
related
and
to be used, In part,
inventories
60
Ekco Products Co.
The
jobbers
Net
before
Palm
in
Net
per
common
1,304,598
on
the
the
March
which
is
v
metered
The
$29,859,000 $35,143,000
1,822,000
2,407,000
Taxes
before estimated
on
income
taxes
1
(estimated)
937,000
income
Net income
per
share
1,658,492
(on
com.
shs.)
com¬
modification
as
follows:
with
the
$1,180,000
$0.53
1957.—V. 186,
$0,71
p.
2269.
Expanded Shale Products Inc.—Statement Effective—
The
which is wholly-owned, supplies customers located beyond
propane
gas.
1958, electric service was supplied to 7,083 residential,
and 83 other electric customers, or a total of 8,417,
in
increase
electric
customers
the
over
same
date
the
of
and
municipal
33
flat-rate
and
the same
of
1958,
water
customers,
an
customers,
increase
subsidiary had 5,879 customers at March
or 20.4%
over the same date in 1957.
its
and
company
Utilities
total of 4,286
or
2.5%
over
a
104
subsidiary
sell
31,
appliances
1958,
an
increase
incidental to
their
,
is
company
Public
or
of
the year preceding.
date of
subject
Commission
to
regulation
the Florida
by
Railroad and
witty respect to its electric manufactured
operations.
Two
newly-formed companies, Coastal Transmission Corp. and Hous¬
ton
Texas
Gas
and
Oil Corp.,
have received Certificates of Public
Convenience and Necessity from the Federal Power Commission with
respect to the construction of a pipeline system from Texas to market
areas
in Florida. Coastal proposes to build from Texas to the Missis¬
sippi River and Houston, Texas, proposes to build from the river to
Florida.
Opposition in the courts has resulted in delaying the project
and
it is not now possible for the company to forecast when this
project will be completed.
The company intends to purchase and distribute natural gas if and
when
it
available.
becomes
The
registration statement filed with the SEC on Jan. 29, 1958.
covering 60,000 shares of common stock (par $1), and $180,000 of
6% callable unsubordinated unsecured debenture notes due 1960-1964,
became
effective
on
May
19.
See
V.
187,
p.
$3,854,296,
$2,018,923
With
The
Securities
on
and
Exchange Commission—
May 20
of record
June
2,
1958
the basis of
share for
or
series
4%
tial repayment of
Short-term
offering
notes to banks.
18,771 shares of which
18,360 shares
being sub¬
scribed by Eastern Utilities Association, a single majority holder and
also will purchase unsubscribed shares).—V. 187, p. 2333.
are
Darch
31,
EFFECT TO PRESENT
1958,
the
con¬
debetnures
Preferred
Common
—V.
series
187,
due
Outstanding
465,000
1984
due
due
notes
1984
stock
p.
($3
2447.
,
cumulative
par)
500,000
6^0."00
892,000
600,000
1978
to bank
stock, 434%
FINANCING
$1,144,000
series due 1978
4 V? %
one
GIVING
334%
314%
on
outstanding
ended
First Mortgage bonds:
3»4%
series
due
1975
each
shares
months
erations.
at $48 per share.
Rights expire June 24, 1958.
No underwriter is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to make par¬
12
12
the company and it subsidary amounted
which $1,G60,610 or 43.1% was derived from electric,
52.4% from gas and $174,763 or 4.5% from water op¬
of
CAPITALIZATION
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 411 shares of capital stock (par $25) to be offered to minority
company
the
EARNINGS—For
solidated operating revenues of
to
676.
Fall River Electric Light Co., Fall River, Mass.—Files
(Total
connection
1,227,000
$885,000
income
communities of West
Water service is provided
only subsidiary, Flo-Gas
the
in
Beach.
Fernandina
_
*1957
and neighboring communities
Beach, Amelia City, and Cashen,
provided
is
businesses.
sales
Income
and
31,
commercial,
The
Earnings Off—
reincorporated under
was
Marianna
in
Fernandina
of
service
Palm Beach, and Lake Worth.
an
31,
of 995
1958
company
110 or 1.3(v>.
Total gas customers of 13,916 at
which represented a growth of 188 or 1.4% over the
stame date of the preceding year, were divided 13,212 residential and
704 commercial.
At March 31, 1958 there were 3,761 residential, 492
1958.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
provided
gas
preceding
$0.64
1784.
p.
Co.,
The
commercials
1,251
890,290
outstanding on March 31,
incorporated March 6, 1924 in Flor¬
the name being changed to the
was
Gas
1927.
24,
company's gas mains with bottled
At
$t.52
shares
is
towns
Beach,
1,782,579
share
common
Beach
Oct.
service
Marianna
1,390,861
734,308
income
♦Earnings
187,
1957
1958
addi¬
loans
the sale of the
payment of bank
Florida
Corporation,
(& U. S. Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
taxes
the
company
Manufactured
million
$14,032,684 $15,589,749
income
on
in
and
in
year
sales
from
to
Corp.
law on April
25, 1929.
:
;
is an operating public utility engaged in the purchase,
generation, distribution, and sale of electric energy; the manufacture,
distribution and sale of gas; and the pumping, distribution, and sale
of water, in a number of communities all within the State of Florida.
2001.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
stockholders
the
navigational
over
proceeds
applied
construction program of the company.
However,
to obtain bank loans late in the year.
company,
Palm
1925
The
March
of
a
years.
the
products
business
1958
the
Electric
new
be
necessary
title
as
gas
registration statement with the SEC on
May 28, 1958, covering 500,000 shares of its 50c par common
stock,
to be offered for public sale at $1
per share.
The offering is to be
made on a
'best efforts" basis by
McDonald, Holman & Co., Inc., of
New York, for which it will receive a
selling commission of 12c per
share, Plus $17,500 for expenses.
Dayton Aviation also has granted
the underwriter an option on 90,000
common shares at $1 per share
within
ida
and trucks on the nation's highways and several million
off-the-highway vehicles in
use,
the
rapidly growing demand for
replacement parts
offers
an
excellent
potential for some of
our
products.
Eaton
is
a
leading manufacturer of automotive parts and com¬
ponents.
Of
the
company's
16
divisions
and
subsidiaries,
13
are
either part!y or wholly suppliers of original equipment parts to auto
a
Dayton Aviation Radio & Equipment
Corp.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
exercisable
The
the
be
may
present
trade-mark.
is
move
Canada.
through
stations.
the
of
will
1958
BUSINESS—The
strategically
100
and
country
the
and
garages
it
of
oil
The
regular
16,
complete
automobiles
With
filed
and components to
replacement market.
prompted by bright prospects for
replacement field, Mr.
De
Windt
said.
With
the
Inc
made
was
416AirVb°?8e7 1 p^isTohad Sales of $12>383'726 and earnings
corporation
the
enter
"Including Ray-O-Vac, merged November,
This
Auto
division will offer full lines
and locking gasoline tank caps,
and radiator pressure tester.
equipment.
caps,
warehouse
who
Net
of'$442
Replacement
Electric Storage Battery Co.—Sales &
Laboratory,
transaction
name,
Co.—Enters
The
personnel.
In
and
distributors,
"Based
Instruments
The
farm
caps
located
1205.
Airborne
concern.
primarily
industry, is
pressure
Marketing
cer¬
the
and
Manufacturing
and
radiator
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Acquisition—
Company
$0.91
share
common
stock
common
June
and the balance will be applied to the 1958 con¬
struction program.
The company has a commitment from an insurance
company to purchase in September, 1958 $650,000 principal amount of
5''c
llrst mortgage bonds the net proceeds of which are to be used
to repay bank loans and for 1958 construction. Bank loans now ag¬
gregate $700,000.
Monies from these bank loans were used for con¬
struction.
It
is estimated that no additional permanent financing,
other than
the sale of bonds above referred to, will be required to
1784.
p.
company,
trucks
—V.
Mineolu,
$0.76
PROCEEDS—$100,000
due
to
or scrip ol Central Violeta will be
issued; but, in lieu thereof,
stockholder of the company entitled to a fractional interest therein
was given an
opportunity either (a) to purchase the additional frac¬
tional interest required to make up one full share; or (b) to sell his
ceeds
17,677,378
automotive
and
fractional
No
business
any
exercise
19,600,000
14,813,874
—
According to E. M. De Windt, General Manager of Eaton's stamping
division,
the
company
will market nationally
a
complete
line
of
certain
products for radiators and
gasoline
tanks
in
automobiles,
tificates
fractional
37,277,378
16,500,000
Parts Market—
This
of
adopted by the
meeting held on March 4,
163,081,735
31,313,874
—
per
187,
will
reinvestment
Complete Liquidation of the company which
stockholders thereof at their annual and special
was
fractional
million
concessions), is above the
This will mean a further
for
years.
capital
Sugar
Plan
while
million
the last
working
our
earnings."—V.
Pursuant
which,
(including $50
average
V.
Eaton
quarter level ol'
year."
"In
spite
total
164,471,961
taxes.
profit
Offered—Stark¬
Stock
—
weather & Co., New York, and Clement A Evans & Co.,
Inc., Atlanta, on June 5 offered 22,000 shares of common
stock ($3 par) at a price of $13 per share.
tional
Net
Utilities Co.
Public
>•
taxes
;
and the balance will be applied on the 1958
estimated at $33,000,000.-rV. 136, p. 2368. \
program,
program,
Florida
$
income
for
SEC—
proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be used to pay off temporary
loans of
$16,000,000 incurred to meet costs of the company's
construction
income
before
Profit
com¬
same period
of 1957.
This amounts
less than the $1.40 per share earned in
Because of the uncertainties of world
the
our
Sales
Provision
With
Corp.—Files
bank
$
—
the
for
Power
on May 29 filed a registration statement with the SEC
registration of $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on July 1.
seeking
$0.81
part:
year
this
of
in
Florida
Corporation
,
$0.31
Week'i Ended March 23-—
Earnings
Lower Earnings—
said
23
first quarter
$108,307,000
share, or 20.4%
quarter last year.
tho
Day
on
per
-first
market
President,
mind
_
Stores Corp.—New Name—
Inc.
Co.,
statement for the May 8 meeting, the company said
prospective purchasers or. lessees lorr its manufacturing
proxy
in
construction
sec
considering expansion into other
would have to wait until the stock
with the action
are
moves
properties, and has already undertaken 'limited discussion with some
of
them,
but
did
not name
them.
The company has plants in
Annistou and Florence, Ala., and Averiil Park, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 1613.
Net
12
Creole
at
lias
th£t i^ny such
program
and oilier matters in connection
the stockholders' meeting had been settled.
its
In
$2,255,048
$852,820
-—
Trading in
H.
taken
it
143,477
—
but
purchase
appli¬
less
"
Eastman Kodak Co.
the common stock of this company was on May 21 sus¬
pended on the American Stock Exchange.
The reason given was the company's "failure to file within the pre¬
scribed period financial and other data required by exchange rules."
The Exchange hud not received the latest annual report, it explained.
—V. 187, p. 2331,
780,000
taxes
operations,
taxes—
.
Diversified Specialty
1431.
Cornucopia
304,394
period
Earnings per common share (on 2,789,299 shares
outstanding March 31, 1958)—
-ti.
—V.
187, p. 2001.
progresses,
year
income
from
income
*
Net income
will be reflected in industries using our products."
and that these gains
—V.
will
losses
Federal
i
ings included a nonreourring
feel
Federal
for
Leaf
cable
2,252,257
2,269,606
—„
—
fields,
19,635.368
'
715,847
2,215,380
2,442,041
expenses.
administrative expenses——————
and amortization—
Depreciation
Mr.
$26,941,644 $30,363,177
-
—19,536,006
905,773
-
development
and
Interest
;
-■
——345,182
of products sold„_—...
Cost
Belling and
for the quarter
earniiigs
Net
—'
—
($100 par)
6,000 shs.
247,000 shs.
Volume
187
Number
Food Fair
The
15,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the
close of
business
July
11,
The
sections
1958.
taxi
Samuel Friedland. Chairman
for
fleet,
and Louis Stein, President,
the Board,
of
of
dealers
in
New
Jersey,
New
York,
Connecticut
and
remaining footage—20,000
sq.
ft.—is
devoted
to
the
Kraft
of recapping tires. This area, in turn, is divided into recapping
process
The distribution dale is
1958.
needs
(2549)
Pennsylvania.
May 27 to split the common stock 3-for-2 by
on
additional share of stock for each two shares held by stock¬
one
holders at the
Aug.
.
Stores, Inc.—Stock Split Voted—
directors voted
Issuing
5749
giant
off-the-road
truck
and
passenger
tires
used
in
tires.—V.
construction
road
167,
work,
2225.
p.
announced the action, said it was the intention of the board to
continue the present $1 per share annual dividend rate on. the common
stock
outstanding after the split,
increase
50%
is
designed
to
in
the
current
the
broaden
to
market
liquidity of stockholders'
The
stock
the
for
thus
and
contribute
stock dividend
common
the past three years, and in 1954 paid a 25%
stock dividend.
The
present $1 a share annual rate on the common was established in 1955.
Regular quarterly cash dividends were also declared today on the
$4.20
preferred stock and the common stocks presently outstanding. "
Both the preferred dividend of $1.05 per share and the common divi¬
of
25
June
on
cents
share
a
11, 1958.—V.
payable July 1
are
187,
1649.
p.
jv
share,
Lta7,
i„
Corp.—Earnings Off—
1,'57'to
orders
orders
beginning of period—;
during the period
Total
Less:
'
%
Unfilled orders end of
Sales of products and
Operating costs,
Income
Total
charges
debt
income
:
—
States
Corrugated
$0.97
the
Lansing
P.
Shield,
Empire
President
the oldest chain
Net sales
1„
income
Higher
Mar. 23,'57
$4,696,069
taxes^—
$5,674,830"
313,087
in
its
earnings
Earnings per share
•Earnings per share adjusted,
Union
$0.31
$0.43
Mar. 22/58
Working capital
•Giving
effect
undistributed
to
Corporation affiliate. <40%
the
major
jut
United
f.
-.'i*..
Circuits,
When
Grand
19.
'
"
Uniou
Connecticut
of
New
of
of
States
Chemical
Milling
fund
of
'
'
Paxton
Lumber Co.,
Payment
one
Kansas City, Mo.
Files
—
This
•
operating
the
to
be
used
redeem
to
stock.—V.
common
185,
'The
on
The
its
of
the
May
15
oil
company
of
and
gas
sale
develop
to
stated that it will try to sell more than
properties, adding that it would use pro¬
further its sulphur and nickel properties.
the
com¬
has 89 oil and gas wells in
than
The company
still has other oil and
year
area.
interests in Oklahoma, Texas.
gas wells are owned
by Freeport other than those in the Lake Washington region, and these
Kansas,
wells
turned
said
Dakota and
North
the
about
out
decision
645.090
sell
to
barrels
Lake
its
of
oil
last
Washington
Co.—To
The
year.
properties
meant it would sell its remaining oil properties.—V.
Frito
in
way
no
187, p. 2333.
estimated
sales
with
at
in 1958, operates in the
The company was founded in
tan
continue to
has called for redemption
the sinking fund, $120,000 of
1,
of
1974
Bank,
its
Months Ended
Nine
Cost of
of
began
at
New
July
the
2448.
York
1,
next,
through
15-year -4(/2%-
100%
plus
Trust
sinking
interest.
accrued
Co.,
1958
to
100
Broadway,
listing
the
on
popularly
of
Coast
12,964,587
156,877
122,591
$1,211,798
income
for dividend
ance
preferred stock
on
$0.50
$0.92
Comparative operating results for nine months ended March 31, 1957,
Shain
months.—V.
185,
General
The
&
for
Co.
six
months
and
Tex
Tan,
Inc.,
three
for
1042.
p.
Foods
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on July 1, next, through
of the sinking fund, $1,500,000 of its 3% % debentures due
operation
July
1,
Chase
The
—V.
plus accrued
1976 at 100%
187,
Manhattan
Bank,
Exchange
43
Payment
interest.
Place,
will
New
made at
be
York
15,
N.
Y.
priced
retail
ladies'
General Motors Corp.—Smaller Car Under
ing
a
Study—
i
has "under study" the question of build¬
United States, Harlow H. Curtice, President,
corporation currently
smaller
disclosed
on
in
car
the
23.
May
sales
are
1,200
shareholders.
regular
quarterly
"HRT".—V.
the
Of
of
$20,723,863
the
for
outstanding and
the
In July of 1957, Hart-
187,
dividends
80
the
got
"Fly-Yourself"
aircraft
are
of
end
aircraft
both
ground
than
nationally
$7,000,000—on
available
service,
basis,
will
for
account
volume
a
foreseeable
opinion
my
future."—V.
187,
that
p.
it
will
A
new
$1,000,000
Rutherford,
Of
the
&
continue
to
do
so
for
the
2001.
81
single-engine,
at
the
outset
of
the
108
program,
used solely by Fly-Yourself customers,
and Fly-Yourself basis.
About 206 of
the remaining 63 twin-engine.—V. 187,
Home Owners Life Insurance Co.—No Stock for Public
N.
85,000
J.
on
sq.
storage and central
Tire
May
ft. in
14
Retread
by
this
the plant.
Plant
Executive Vice-President of the
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., writes us
has been brought to
"It
attention that there
my
possibly be some misunderstanding
as
may
to the availability
Owners Life Insurance Co.
of the stock of the Home
November, 1957, we had filed for registration an
to agents and to our stockholders on a
"In
sq.
New
Transmission
Corp.
and
Financing
and
Oil
Corp.,
W.
announced
of
J.
Bowen,
June
that
.1
capital
stock
of Coastal*
stock
of
Bowen
will
the exchange of stock, Houston will
own*
the entire Texas-Florida project plus
Florida.
be
subsidiaries
to
become
Senior
file-a
to
have
acquire
received
in
through
dis¬
gas
in
issuance of debentures and
two
a.
placed with
later
a
Houston.
.
soon
covering the
stock.. First mortgage bonds of the
common
been
at
exchange
Vice-President, of
registration., statement
date
institutional1 investors.
515,123
of
the
Houston
shares
to
for Coastal stock
have .vested in Delhi-Taylor
stockholders, subject to consummation ,of the. exchange.
public offering of the securities of Houston will <be made
by a
Oil. Corp.*
A
underwriting group to be headed by Blyth &
Brothers, Allen & Co., and Scharff & Jones, Inc.
Lehman
Co.
Inc.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The cornis offering to its stockholders of record May 29 the
right to subscribe on or before June 30 for 870,792 addi¬
puny
tional shares of capital stock at par ($100
per share) on
the basis of one new share for each six
shares held. The
parent, American Telephone & Telegraph Co., will sub¬
scribe for the 864,858 shares which
represent its pro rata
portion of this offering; which is not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The
it
is
estimated
will
be
intends
company
of, advances
repayment
from
the
that-advances
outstanding,
including
to
the
the« proceeds
use
American
in
approximately
has
company
order to meet
such
been
the
of
due
Jan.
First
15,
June
for
large
GIVING
to
im¬
large
to
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
EFFECT
series
obtain
60,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
30,000,000
40,000,000
series
60,000,000
25,000,000
bonds,
$50,000,000
bonds,
40,000,000
B,
series
C,
due
April 1, 1984
First mortgage 3(4%
due July 15, 1995
bonds,
bonds,
4(4%
series
D,
series
E,
1988_^
1,
capital
Outstanding
$50,000,000
3(4%
mortgage
'"
A.
1978
March
aa)d
necessary
~"i*i -,,n Authorized
bonds,
3%
1,
expenditures
been
1981
mortgage
construction
to
on June
company
communication-services
therefore
Uf••
2"4%
mortgage
First
<
has
use,
expected
capital.
new
:1 "
mortgage
First
making
demand
services. "It
toward
such
$26,000,000
$17,000,000
^6 advanced to the company by the American
prove
After
company.
amount; of; about
stock
$100)____
tpar
7,500,000 shs.
6,095,545 shs.
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in 1881 in Illinois.
It has
its principal offices at "212 W. Washington
St.,* Chicago 6, 111. It is a
subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., which owns of
record
and
benefically 99.32%
(5,189,151 shares)
of the outstanding
stock of the company.
As of April
1,. 1958
directors and
of
the
company
owned
beneficially 205 shares
of capital
capital
stock
of
the
American
The
cation
services,
Illinois
and
March
of
which
is
engaged
mainly
in
31,
shares
and
the
the
in
local
Lake
1958,
3,424,446
the
of
1,796
and
company
of
capital
of
stock
the
company.
company
toll
and
in
of
had
Illinois
furnishing
telephone
Counties
Porter
company
were
business
in
service,-in
the
3,577,986
and
communi¬
the State
State
of
telephones
153,540
in
Indiana.
in service
About
Indiana.
telephones are located in the City of Chicago
operates under a franchise which is terminable
by either the City or the company and. under
which
the
company
is required
to make payments
i approximately
$7,580,000 for 1957) based on gross revenues, and to furnish certain
facilities
to
the
City
without charge or at reduced rates.
Other
cities
of
over
50,000
population
in
which
the company
furnishes
service are:
Aurora, Berwyn, Cicero, Decatur, Evanston, Joliet, Oak
Park, Peoria, Rockford, Rock Island and Springfield in Illinois, and
where
the
six
on
East
company's
company
months'
Chicago,
notice
and
Gary
Hammond
Indiana.—V.
in
187,
p.
2448.
to be sold
issue
Indiana Gas & Water Co.—Secondary
pre-emptive right basis.
this
consider
"Please
Life
Owners
Homo
letter
that
the
withdrawn
the
notification
as
Insurance
Co.
has
public offering and there is no stock available
public at the present time."—V. 187, p. 2334.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
See
to the
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock was
made on June 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, at $22.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per
share.
The offering was quickly completed.—V.
187*
below.—V. 187, p. 1785.
1433.
Industrial Development
A
Effective—Name
on
the
of
Hooker
Chemical
Shea
Electrochemical
Corporation,
Boston,
Niagara Falls, N. Y„
Mass., voted overwhelmingly
Co.,
May 28 to consolidated Shea Chemical with and into Hooker and at
same time adopt the name Hooker Chemical Corp. for the consoli¬
continuing company.
dated
12
Shea, formerly President of Shea Chemical, now joins the
Hooker Electrochemical directors on the board of Hooker
former
plan
initial
cash
one
each
for
beneficial
close
the
of
dividend
certificate
share
of
$2
been
May
per
29,
share,
beneficial
sale of the assets and
approved. . Stockholders of
the
for
has
business
of
Corp.—Liquidation—
providing
corporation
the
of
at
plus
liquidation
of
dissolution
record
Shareholders
Corp.
Hooker will issue
holders,
to be
1958,
to
interest
be
in
will
be
payable
a
entitled
to
an
13,
1958,
shareholders'
trust
June
certificates
held.
To obtain the dividend and the
stockholders should surrender their
shares
interest
to
of
the
corporation at its offices, 416 S. Franklin 8t., Chicago 7. The transfer
books of the corporation were closed on May 29, 1958 and the stock
was
841,776
shares
of
common
stock
to Shea
stock¬
suspended from trading at 11 a.m. that day.—V. 180, p. 1652.
new
company
of
synthetic
detergents
and
Shea's
production
capacity
of the nationwide capacity.
Dicalcium phosphate, used primarily as a nutritive supplement in
animal feed, is Shea's second largest volume product constituting about
45%
of the total national consumption.
Phosphoric acid constitutes
was
dedicated
in
East
ft.
are
of General
devoted
tires
to
to the
supply
chemical products from its six basic chemi¬
Its Durez Plastics Division manufactures a large number of
phenolic and polyester resins and plastic molding compounds. With the
of Oldbury Electro-Chemical Company ill 1956,
Hooker
entered
the field of phosphorous and
phosphorous compounds now
hydrogen.
the 3hea line of products.
at $107,868,000 while Shea s
to $20,555,000.
Durez Plastics Division Becomes Autonomous—
The
Durez
decentralized
Plastics
and
will
Division
now
of
upholstered,
Grand Rapids,
of
operate
Hooker
as
an
Chemical
autonomous
Corp.
has
division
of
been
the
Inc.—Acquisition, etc.—
acquired Pennant Corp., a leading manufacturer
and juvenile furniture, with headquarters in
Walter E. Bronston, President, announced on
summer
Mich.,
May 33.
.
„
acquisition was eifected through an exchange of 33,990 common
of Industrial for all of the assets of Pennant Corp.
The newly
The
shares
acquired company will be operated as the Pennant Division.
Weiner, founder and former President of Pennant Corp., will
dent of the new division, Mr. Bronston said.
Mr.
Bronston pointed
Meyer C.
be Presi¬
out that since its entry into the furniture field
sales have increased some 450%. • For the fiscal year ended
1957, Pennant's sales were about $2,200,000 and for the nine
months
through April,
1958, sales are running approximately 20%
ahead of the like period of 1957, with a commensurate increase In
in
1953,
July 31,
In
earnings.
of Shea's sales.
sales amounted
This corporation has
more
name
corporation.
Sodium tripolyphosphate, Shea's most important product representing
about 75% of its sales, is widely used by soap manufacturers for the
about 8%
Industrial Enterprises,
exchanged for all outstanding Shea stock.
accurately represents Hooker's wide
variety of chemicals and chemically-made plastics, no longer limited
to products of electrochemical manufacture.
The
phosphorous compounds manufactured by Shea significantly
broaden
the
range
of the many organic and inorganic chemicals,
synthetic resins, and plastic molding compounds produced by
the
The
1957
company.
65.000
distribution of all sizes
properties
Houston, expects
50%
O. Sahm,
located in
Hooker's net sales for 1957 were reported
Rubber Co.—New Plant—
Giant
Mr.
of
expanded by
General Tire
tribution
On
:—William
—
Corp.,
Texas.
subsidiaries,
officers
2334.
p.
Hooker produces over 100
surveys
is
Gas
completion of
two
Common
flight
acquisition
it
southern
On
its
May
on
the
holders.
"And
in
due
Begins Service—
June.
Taxiplane
a
cents.
17Vu
Vice-President of Hertz, has estimated
rental service, available on either a "Taxi-
plane
Taxiplane
on
the
off
more
of
2226.
p.
Executive
Stedem,
269
in
be
and
service
airplanes—valued at
for take-off.
J.
Houston
subsidiary of Houston, is build¬
ing a $94,300,000 pipeline 942. miles from the
Mississippi. River to
Miami.
Coastal, a subsidiary oft the Delhi-Taylor Oik
Corp., is building
a $54,600,000 line from the
Mississippi 547 miles to the.producing fields
due
shares
cals, chlorine, caustic soda, caustic potash, sodium chlorate, phenol and
our
Houston Texas
1958.
still indicate that the type of product we
are now offering represents
the desires of a major portion of the car
buying public/' he told the Fiftieth Annual Meeting of GM share¬
"However,
the
merger
CAPITALIZATION
represents about 18 or 20%
This
Houston
ready-to-
Oregon, Washington, Arizona,
and in the Territory of Hawaii.
common
of
is
rent-a-plane
manufacture
1785.
p.
Coastal
of
Chemical
Earnings per share of common stock after allow¬
includes
the
a
Stock
California.
of
excess
company's
above.
agreement, 542,234 shares
will be exchangee? for all the
outstanding
amounts
Pacific
Vincent H.
Net
President
The
45
269
the
and
1957
-
15,253,328
.
to
2803.
p.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Merger
$733,737
Other charges
185,
31,
payment
ready
will
Subs.)—Earnings
exps.—
of
pursuant
Manhat¬
$16,143,942 $14,298,976
sales, selling and administrative
markets,
first time in
p.
Changed—
March 31—
Net sales
Inc.
Corp. —Merger Approved
Stanley,
President
•
Jan.
(carter) or
$500,000 by the
Pine
General American Industries, Inc. (&
E.
F.
p.
1, next, through
3(4% bonds due
100%. (Payment will be made at The Chase
St., New York, N. Y.—V. 187, p. 1894.
at
13
1961
The
thousand
in
187, p. 1785.
Hooker Chemical Corp.—New Name Approved—
July
first
on
company
operation
July
ended
has
Joseph
Service Co.—Partial Redemption—
Gas
1,
at
States
trading symbol
that
$2,000,000
be operated as a separate corporation with
no management or policy changes planned.
Purchase of the California company is the second major acquisition
agreement announced by Frito in recent months.
In March, the com¬
pany announced plans to acquire one of the nation's largest potato
chip manufacturers, Nicolay-Danccy, Inc. of Detroit.—V. 187, p. 2001.
The
1958
,
under date of June 3 as follows:
1933.
Crispie will
187,
its
of
New Jersey and New York,
in 1930, Hartfielcf Stores totalled
company,
Buy California Firm—
Joaquin Valley with 21 sales routes.
Island
21.
plane"
company
announced on May 26 that it has reached an agreement
to purchase the Crispie Potato Chip Co. of Stockton, Calif.
The pro¬
posed purchase price was not disclosed.
Crispie,
$74,000
admitted
was
the
hunrded
with
26
The company
San
in
gas
Ninety oil and
Utah.
Y.—V.
on-May
decentralization
and
Corp.—Absorbed—
Industries,
First
prop¬
The
this region, and it produced last
1.600.000 barrels of oil from its properties in the same
pany
more
N.
year
field
The
line
June 20 as the closing date for bids on
are in the Lake Washington, La., region.
set
erties, all of which
company
acquire
2,
additional
the
lor
on
Ilertz Corp.—Rent-a-Plane Unit
Oil and Gas Properties—
This
15,
redemption
fund
company" operates
Hertz
ceeds
made
stores
fiscal
2451.
p.
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Plans to Sell Two-Thirds of Its
two-thirds
to
Rhode
June
'•
48
$500,000,000
for
April
be
Exchange
wear
company
company cn
May 26
filed a letter of notification with the
covering 15,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
employees at $12.80 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
due
company
size
Planned—
in
Six
The
are
in
of
as
Grand
Ilartfield Stores, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—New Listing
Michigan,
Securities and Exchange—
called
will
York
New
.
SEC
to
by
"
exceed
sinking
debentures,
Founded
Frank
With
the
in
maximum efficiency in our opera¬
steps to be taken in due time toward
nation-wide
River
Winkle-Munning Co.—Partial Redempt'n
has
company
operation
Southern -Fapcrboard
1541.
below.
Corp.
The
647,812
'»;•
.<•* •"i
Calif.—Absorbed—
Angeles,
Hudson
contract
a
and
England
"
begins
will
rate
Hanson-Van
l
$28.51
*• '047,H12
u *■ :•
r
!.)
Los
$20.36
$28.58
187, p.
and
announced
move
Announcement
in
Company
May
on
Mohawk
tripled
achieve
several
Equipment
Advance
Rights
in the
expansion
days
supermarkets
its annual sales
13,192,541
$20.42
9
Foto-Etch
See
13,230,570
t
between
area
Newburgh north to Glens Falls, will bring
markets being operated by Grand Union in New
ten
Mohican
made
Was
$3,845,575
-
earnings
owned).—V.
Dec. 28,'57
$3,883,624
;
Stockholders' equity
Stockholders' equity per share„.
•Stockholders' equity per share adjusted
Common
shares outstanding.:
the
more
-
$0.25
$0.32
,
of—
in
together
$163,929
•
As
Union,
nearly
to
of
and
second
than
less
Mohican
from
94,472
$199,982
____
brings
area,
85-year-history of the Eastern food chain.—V,
Net
Grand
238.
to
the
is
in
Empire stores
of
.
258,401
113,105
•
income
six
41
Beacon
number
State
This
Paper Co.—Earnings
of
.
the
from
total
York
<
.
Mar. 22,'58
Federal
Empire,
Addition of
Valleys,
$404,400
$0.17
'
before
by
28
Shield.
Mr.
438,000
$76,700
share„
573.
p.
resulting from the pooled operations of Grand Union and
Empire Super Markets will mean lower operating costs and lower
costs
of
food
both
to
Grand
Union, and
Empire customers"
said'
13,400
82,000
r_«—.
187,
Co.—Merger Effective—
"Economies
$855,800
8,900
/.
12 Weeks Ended—
Earnings
May
and
Union
Federal
investments.—V.
on
80 markets to be operated
by Grand
Poughkeepsie and Glens Falls, N. Y.
48,700
.
$167,600
.i.
-
-
187, p. 455.
Wayne
gain
has
the first
Houston
Henry Schaffer* President of
Super Markets.
v
Merging, ctf Grand Union, the second oldest food chain in. the-United
v
Fort
reralizcd
than
Net
—V.
net
and
$807,100
43,500
taxes
earnings
Earnings per common
quarter was $613,644, including net realized gain
This compares with net income in the 1957
quarter of
Union
announced
6,754,900
$124,100
;
$1.66
or
Effective June 2 the 41 Empire Super Markets of eastern New York
state
and
Massachusetts, operated by Schaffer Stores Co., Inc.
of
Schenectady will be
operated
by
Grand
Union
Company,
it
was
$7,562,000
5,004,300
,
.
on
Federal
$5,128,400
:,
.
Interest
13,5106,100
operations,
Nonopcrating income
■
7,104,500
6,846,100
other
and
Grand
$21,068,100
services to customers
expenses
from
3,678,800
period
See
equity of $10,080,543,
Hooker
advisable
This is
Horton
for the
$675,060,: including
$13,963,600
$11,974,500
______
stockholders'
molding compounds.
many
1955
effective decentralization," Mr. Moffitt said.—V.
45.
p.
Mar. 23,'57
$8,295,700
booked
stock
common
187,
1957.
income
investments.
on
Nov. 1.'56 to
Mar. 22/58
Unfilled
Net
is
March 31,
Net
Nov.
such program.—V.
31, against $*9,323,376, or $1.54 a share, on Dec. 31,
announced by Rear Admiral John J. Bergen, USNR, Chair¬
Irving Mitchell Felt. President, of the closed-end investment
This compares with equity of $10,457,233, or $1.72 a share,
and
company.
I
Machine
its Retirement Investment
tions.
March
cn
man,
ou
Foote Bros. Gear &
3,
Graham-Paige Corp.—Equity Up in Quarter—
This co.poration has net
stockholders of record
to
be acquired pursuant to
June
on
considered
in each
of
dend
statement with the SEC
Program, together with 10,000 shares of Gertaer Products
which may
3%
a
registration
a
1958, covering $1,000,000 of participations in
investment.
corporation has distributed
filed
company
in
"Since
is
The
the equivalent of a
stock split, they stated,
The
rate.
headquarters plant at North
N. Y., manufacturing synthetic resins and
molding com-:
the Kenton, Ohio, plant which manufactures
phenolic molding
compounds, and the Spokane, Wash., plant
making wood flour, a major
Tonawanda,
pounds;
Gerbcr Products Co., Fremont, Mich.—Files With SEC
thereby effecting
cash
company, it was announced oh May 21 by Thomas E.
Moffit; President:
Production, sales and profits now become a division
responsibility.- -The'
three facilities involved are the division's
additive
who
5
the
year
ended
July
31,
1957,
Pennant s
Det earnings
amounted to $124,595.
second largest producer of metal high chairs in the
States, also makes folding tubular lawn furniture, upholstered
Pennant,
United
the
furniture and storage chest hassocks.
Pennant is also
new line of patented "Vibra-Magic" vibrators.
Pennant
distributed nationally through approximately 10,000 de¬
partment, furniture, variety and chain stores.
Pennant products are
also available through mail order houses.
With the
acquisition of Pennant Corp., Industrial Enterprises has
expanded into the fourth field—consumer products—which was ouuined
in the company's diversification
and growth plans. Industrial Enter¬
prises, which is listed on The American Stock Exchange, is also active
in
transportation through its wholly owned subsidiary, Fleet Carrier
family
room
introducing
products
a
are
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2550)
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
_
March
Tax
income
taxes
Internal
the first
ended
quartei
*
$0,809,019 for
amounted to $5,739,219 compared with
1958.
31,
like period
the
Income
tUpon
shares,
of 1957.
cents
a
10
aboul
cents
of Illinois.—V,
Co.
of
issue
Series
A
of the
S.
monthly
in
;
set
Garrett
8c
Ilayden, Stone &
Sons_„,._i__
25.000
2,000
Bocttcher & Co
15.000
Laird, Bis.sell & Meeds.——
15,000
Slein
Ltd.,
Co.,
shares
is
and
under
been
all
reserved
is
the
to
the
warrants.
A
187,
2226. ;
p.
Son
territories
and
states
lists E'lvin
prospectus
of
United
the
This company,
-
position had made
Bradshaw,
In
would
not
future
be
will
which dividend
on
advisable,
be
below
a
they
totaled $47.25
arrears
said,
because
reasonably safe
level
meet
to
has
total
1978,
dent.
In
and
of
and
pany
said,
of
through
&
Son
emergencies.—
Life
2
sale
from
borrow
sale
by
of
option,
may
these
it
ploy
the
Salt,
and
newest
ultimate
an
and
International
Life
Co.
Life
Assurance
Life
Insurance
Insurance
Com¬
most
capacity
modern
of
2,000,000
mining
Telephone
tons
techniques.
N,
em¬
company's
Detroit,
Y.,
Corp.— New
May 19 announced that Its American communica¬
Switchboard <& Supply Co., Chicago, has been
on
Kellogg
.
awarded a $1,224,172
contract
by the municipally owned telephone
department of Anchorage, Alaska, for the purchase and installation of
dial telephone equipment.
contract
is
part
program,
President.—V.
187,
p.
of
the
according
2490.
city's
to
$3,000,000
telephone system
Scharffenberger,
Kellogg
George
1
Intel-provincial Pipe Line Co.—Partial
Redemption—'
The
company has called for redemption on July 1, next,
through
operation of the sinking fund, $356,000 of its
31/2 r,'c first mortgage
and collateral trust
bonds, series B at $101.14 per each $100 principal
amount plus
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the office
of
the
agency of the Bank of Montreal,
New York, N. Y.—V
186
p.
2475.
of
Earnings
This
New
the
York
SEC
Investment
Systematic
shares
Invest¬
Iran
See
Investment
June
on
Plans
and
Investment
of
Axe
Pan
2,
company filed a registration statement
1958, covering $2,000,000 ol Single
Payment
$6,000,000
Plans
Science
&
Systematic
With
Investment
Insurance,
Electronics
for
Corp.—V.
the
187,
Plans
and
accumulation
the
corporation's
with the
connection
the
Oil
of
Indiana
With
With
sales
of
the
of
about
were
orders
than
the
year
-
additional
currency.
closed.
below.
books
in
Canada
the sale of
ln?d uCT1Lany already been
°r&a»l2atl°n
of which has
at
common
and financing
rM
(part
paid'by
and
$5.50
stock
after
be
reim-
f
gas having
'jerla for Production
au
petroleum
The
gas
company
and
principal initial activities
will
consist
an
a significant hydrogen sulphide content
of sulphur, commercial pipeline
gas,
natural
established
petrochemicals, distillates
sulphur inventory and all
and
its
liqueri-
«queu
gasoline.
U.
S.
producer
commercial
fixed
of
pipeline
assets,
sulphur,
gas,
contract
will
eights
crude
oil
transfer
and
a
under-
intfiaua.
2fr'5
2,0^5
remained
had
Kaiser
1958
the
volumes
ancl
of $773,087,000
1958
construction
volume,
including
Australia
1958
compared
1957.
the
V.
operating
corporation
the
in
for
the
loss
month
the
on
of
sale
March
of
items
mp
new comPa»y in exchange for 1,425,000 of the
018 initially-issued snares.
The U. S. company will
provide execu¬
tive management for
the Canadian
to
a
first
•Common
Series
A
V,
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
shares,
warrants
shares, $1
,4
EFFECT
$1
to
par
value
purchase
par value
of
lo,0
2,500,000
in
connection
174, p.
high
start-up
installation
of
costs
Three Months Ended
common
GO,ooo
' 60.000
$113,507
non-residents of Canada are
subject to the with¬
imposed by Section 16:106(1) (a) of the
Canadian
of
31—?
March
sales
Earnings per share of
viding for preferred
—V.
187,
•
•
j
ment
of
a
announced
Sachs
June
&
Co.,
New
York
corporation
May
26
filed
1957
real
property
and for
be
used
to
working
arranged
note,
due
the
May
Carlstadt,
repay
corporation
covering
offered
be
at
used
and
$4
for
supplies
on
75,000
per
the
and
May
shares
share,
letter
of
private
1,
1973,
N.
J.
—
of
of
filed
a
172,
letter
common
other
of
equipment,
working
Board
Director.
broker
a
is
it
con¬
of
Directors,
(Partner,
Sullivan
Partner,
York.
of
„
Cromwell))
&
v
"
.
.
Formerly
Chairman
of
tli^
York.)
New
(Director and Member of Finance and
Secretary
and
Treasurer.
1955
to
March,
independent
income
provisions
also
the
fiscal
(Associate,
1957,
practice
,;
quarterly
pay
income
and
_
Lazard
Director
of
Fi?
Public
Certified
as
,
dividends to its share¬
distribute substantially
to
annually.
As the fund plans to qualify
the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 ap¬
of
intends
distribute
to
of
year
unless
the
cash.Vwill
in
taken
fund
its
to
will
taxable
be
to
shareholders
at
their
taxable
be
fund.
the
expected
his
at
be
then
at
is
It
shareholder
normally
net
capital
previously
shares
value.
asset
gains
that capital
option
in
paid
rates
Capital
to
gains
request
capital
of
stock
gain*
dis¬
those shareholders
under present law,
Life & Casualty Insurance Co., Nashville,
place¬
it
Seeks
Stock
Term.—Clint
Interest—
/•',
Dudley
standing.
Files
with
p.
debts,
to
;
,
Dudley' said
Mr.
was
of
stock
the
Navy
on
raw
The
10
ment
facility at
Bids
May
Site
the
with
cents)
materials,
was
will
the
to
36
be
are
the
shares,
Mr;
shares.
-
addition
Lockheed
the
to
Missile
is
provide
a
in
division
Polaris develop¬
plant.
Calif.,
construction
already
Naval
Systems
Navy-owned
job
opened
were
on
progress.
indutrial
support facility now undqr
manufacturing capability to be available
Polaris
research and development phase is completed.
phase 'of the Navy's Polaris support effort at Sunnyvale
originally ticketed
Polaris .weapon
To
300,000
at
Corp.—Division to Expand—
authorized
preparation
to
700,000
owned
holding
the missile firm's Sunnyvale,
addition
construction
Mountcastle
own
n.ulti-miliion-dollar
the
on
27.
The
purchase
proceeds
May 27
to start construction of an
when
notification
Mr.
Lockheed Aircraft
1634.
(par
that
placed his
and
200,000
allow
for
its
acres'of
for next
Accelerated tempo of
year.
the entire
has caused the advanced starting date.
expansion, Lockheed has deeded over to the Navy
Sunnydale property, in addition to 13 acres dedicated
system
the
to
inventories
capital.
last
.
,
Decerpber
(The)—Registers With SEC—
new
fund, incorporated in Maryland on May 28, 1958, filed
registration statement with SEC on June 5
covering the proposed
public offering of 2,500,000 shares of capital stock ($1
par
value).
It is contemplated that the share will
be placed on the market some¬
time in' July, at a
price of $15 per share, by a syndicate managed by
when
the
first
of
stage,
building
the
begun. '
was
Awarded Navy Contract—
Lockheed's'
$2,000,000
Lazard Fund, Inc.
New
of
capital gains tax;
The
notification
outstanding
capital.—V.
without-underwriting.
purchase
for
26
as
and
$2.22
Lancer Industries, Inc., North Miami,
Fla.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
(Senior
investment
net
of
This second
The
the
of
and
*.
will
3,249,500
-'
$0.36
covering. 122,115' shares of common stock (par $1; to be offered
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one new share
for each two shares held, with additional
subscription privileges sub¬
ject to allotment at $1.50 per share.
No
underwriting is involved.
to
acting
fund,
Director, Rockefeller Center, Inc.)
Ftfrmerly
investment
Fund
the
for
are
the
capital gains distribu¬
tions received by non-resident aliens are not subject to United States
income tax
except in certain specified cases.—V. 187, p. 2491.
SEC
proceeds
will
Articles'of
Jr., President, on May 27 said that he and his
associates, Paul Mountcastle, Chairman and P. M'. Estes Jr., a director,
have received from
Clint Murchison,
a
Texas oil man, an
offer of
$33.33 a share fort 1,200,000 of the company's 5,000,000 shares out¬
City,
a
from
of
fund's
(President and Director The Cleveland Trust
From' November,
Inc.
certain
Estes
on
payable
fund
Co.)
President
Bank
The
jcssup,
S..
out
payment
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Co.
&
account
Voorhecs, Director.
Murchison
'
—I—.
Corp.,
be
the
to investment companies, it will pay 110 Federal income taxes
investment income distributed to its shareholders.
All
dividends
end
2.
Chemical
Bank
Trustees,
M.
distributions,
after pro¬
43.1promissory
will
that
the
nor
:
Guilford
$1,000,000
receive
substantially
all net taxable capital gains realized, and the fund will pay 110 capital
gains tax thereon under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code
referred to above.
Any such distributions will be made at or near the
Lake Shore, Inc.—Note Sale—
Goldman,
Freres
Director.
Dean,
Co.
The
2334.
p.
will
7,784,000
3,249,500
stock
dividends—
Co.
fee
time
to the shareholders out of investment Income
the, shareholders at regular income tax rates.
$54,926,000
;
common
&
tributions
1,734.000
contract
Chairman
Jr.,
Freres
subject to
$46,245,000
such
the
for
paid
manufacturing
1958
■
___________
&
date.
the
for
Freres
first
The
Lazard
Mansfield,
CARE,
such
of
earnings after taxes.
Common stock outstanding.
by
plicable
1196,
Net
required
Herzog, Director.
(Partner, Lazard Freres & Co. t
Traphagen, Director.
(Trustee and Member of Executive
C.
holders
experienced
were
cabinet
new
facilities
of the average daily closing net
quarter less certain amounts paid
prorated
Accountant, New* York State.)
The policy of, the fund is to
months
unusually
the
H.
Richard
facilities.—
This
Outstanding
t2,085,018
John
nance,
1958, sales declined slightly with a sharp drop
particularly in the highly competitive field of
being offset by a higher level of defense sales.
operating loss, however, was less than in the first
when
Lazard
V'>.
that
Vice-President and
Freres
of
with
related
Executive Committees; United States Steel Corpora)ion. Formerly. Chair¬
man, Finance Committee, United States Steel Corporation.)
products,
company's
quarter of 1957,
FINANCING
$113,507
mortgage
holding tax
__
and
Enders
cabinets,
The
t
Lazard
Co.
Formerly senior investment adviser to the Rockefeller
Vice-President
and
General
Manager,
Rockefeller
Brothers,
Board
Products, Inc.—Reports Smaller Loss—
quarter
kitchen
of
advisory
Hettinger,
Committee,The
ended March 31, 1958, after giving
special credit, resulted in an unaudited net loss of $397,000
to a loss of $769,000 in the corresponding 1957 period.
commercial
steel
prohibit
H.,
Company.)
Edwin H;
,'o
compared
the
research,
&
under
In
be
at
investment
Lazard
Arthur
011
as
will
George Guild, Director.
and
company.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Inc.,
all
for the three
above,
Va
during that
transaction's
J.
family,
187,
Kaiser Metal
and
officers and employees
all
of
that,
Partner,
Freres
profitable excluding
stamping
to
existence
the
Albert
1
Engineer¬
furnished
were
surplus
advice
certain
consultants.
and
in
the
for
fund
arid
1958.
been
Richard
respectively,
customer
15.
the
of
security
1958.
favorably with sales of $32,984,000 in the first quarter
Operations
the
until
may
>
equal
fee
value
directors
was
non-operating
p. 2334.
it
subject to the approval of the fund's Board of Di¬
rectors, Lazard Freres <fc Co. may, among others, act as such a broker;
Initially the Directors and Officers will be as follows:
recently awarded to a joint venture group spon¬
sored by the Heavy Construction Division.
~
The $31,226,000 sales of Willys Motors,
Inc., for the first quarter of
of
of
effect
-
.
templated
expansion programs of affiliated companies, these Divisions have been
performing engineering and construction projects for other non-affili¬
ated
companies, municipalities
and
governmental
agencies
and
are
actively bidding on new projects, A new $40,000,000 construction con¬
in
investment
and
office*'space
Incorporation
compared
as
joint venture revenues, for the three months ended March 31, 1958,
averaged $30,820,000 per month as compared with the monthly average'
of $24,526,000 during the same 1957 period.
Along with completing the
tract
in
which
after
Lazaret
fund's, in-,
control
'
fund.
'Neither
the
year,
level
and $791,006,000,
and
the
as
the
to
remain
shareholders,
the compensation
pay
compensation
have
the
and
will
fund
act
.
Provide
quarterly
in
of
last
same
the.
or
fund.with
fund.
Oct.
than
greater
was
Electronics Division of
at about
of
to
year
the
to
increased
combined
The
production of sulphur from hydrogen sulphide gas in an existing
ish Co'™"1*, and the development ot sources of " our?
able
of
was
in.both of these periods.
The backlog of unfilled
was $10,436,000, approximately $2,000,000 higher
Operations of the Sand and Gravel Division of Henry
Engineers
Co.
dollar
of
expenses
will
^fJetterson Lake Sulphur Co.), will constitute the initial liquid
the company and will be used for general corporate purprojects £r cVanad7>
CapilPl' anci for development of the company's
«rBSNE5S~T?e company's
of
stocks
and
1
not,c
period
from
Directors
and
As
a
same
also
Lancaster
EEDtrT!1,lnet hi-ocerds from
Slboooo
8151,000
$0.29
common
oversubscribed
was
corresponding
Aircraft &
the
will
however,
contract
the
policies'
objectives
any
5,918,000
common
quarter
times,
The
of
between
latter
the
all
investment
in
investment in
that such objectives will be met."
into
which
at
meeting
Provide
the
20,521,940
$0.11
Heavy Construction Divisions of Henry J.
backlogs at March 31. 1958 and 1957, of
$164,736,000 and $533,134,000, respectively, of design and construction
work
representing the uncompleted portions of contracts with total
I
shares
Offering
first
entered
to
the
of
investment
the
assurance
no
Directors.
of
application
to
the risks inherent
following:
the
McEacherii Investment Co. into
aggregate dividends received from
the
that
subject
Provide
of
Division
ago.
J. Kaiser Co.
Kaiser
the
Kaiser
of this
a
in
be
has. been
(at
of J. A.
in
$3,268,000
$4,361,000
results
($1 par) of this corporation at a price of
$5.71 per
At the same
time, Gairdner, Son & Co., Ltd. of¬
300,000
the
the fund may also- purchase securities
in the United States or elsewhere in
believed to have, adequate, markets.'
contribute
pursuant
(bt
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
States, 300,000
Canadian
2,457,000
22,884,196
.
and Permanente Cement Co.
corporation
Net
shares
452,000
the
350,000
of
1
,
be
year
if approved at least annually by the.
by vote of a majority of the outstanding voting
However, the contract may be terminated by either party
day's notice and terminates automatically if assigned.
lcontract, in effect, provides that Lazard Freres & Co. will do
60
on
$6,009,000
in May, 1957, the
affiliated companies during the first quarter of
in the same period last year.
American Oil Co.—New
Company
Standard
fered
1,098,000
327,000
ownership
;
events," it is likely that a large proportion
by the fund will be-traded on the New
because of
can
annual
of
(0
merger
within the limits later described.
securities.
234.000
to common .stock.,———____
stock outstanding
judgment and. although the fund
it will favor substantial rather
fund,"
securities
believed
will
Board
Board
1
1,943,000
_
is
Co.
extended
1,256,000
—$2,881,000
earnings.—!
purchased
adviser,
first
the
of
course
there
<fc
fund's
$7,909,000
co._~
share of common stocks——__——
facilities.—V.
909.
p.
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals of
Canada Ltd.—Com¬
mon Stock
Offered—An underwriting
group headed by
Hornblower & Weeks and Robert
Garrett & Sons on
June 4 offered in the
United
share.
Freres
:
1,081,000
affil.
it
contract
A
$4,523,000
—
in
situation
unlisted
herein
vestment
_
management
Exchange,.:, but
and
securities,
-
309,000
less lneome_
expenses,
net
common
per
in
Files
—
ment Plans—
with
__—
equity or fixed rate secu-'
the management of the fund
investment
securities ..exchanges
world,
asset
Since
in
effect
Planning Corp. of America
and
costs
Operations
Investors
Stock
other
.Although
V
return
Investment
of
Earnings applicable
Shares
ing
corporation
division,
The
other
Kaiser
Telegraph
&
The
Retsof,
will
and
Contract—
expansion
long-term debt...
on
Aluminum 8s Chemical Corp.
&
largest
existing rock salt mines are located at
Mich., end Avery Island, La.—V. 187, p. 2490.
The
tax
__
for valuation
Prov,
Insurance
the
three
tion.-,
Interest
borrow
Eberstadt
Mutual
General
Presi¬
notes.
Equitable
Provident
Connecticut
promissory
Fuller,
of
the
institutional
4%'<>
Company.
domestic producer of salt, will use
the proceeds for the development of a new mine in Cleveland, Ohio,
to
serve
glowing demands for salt.
The mine, which
will be com¬
pleted In 1960, will have an initial annual capacity of 1,500,000 tons
salt
income
income
Consolidated
Edward L,
negotiated by F.
with
the
with
Philadelphia,
International
rock
under agreement relating to conFederal
sound
to
which
of
appreciation.
normal
fund,-nevertheless,
2,203,000
177,000
;
.
degree
of
securities
The
Total
Arranged—
company's
the
was
Co.
to
the
June
the
notes
balance
National
at
through
the
Newbold's
the
agreements
announced
he
60'7
and
Company
Into
$8,000,000
was
$3,000,000
of
H.
Society
of
it
addition,
sale
W.
Salt Co.-r-Financing
entered
a
clue
additional
foreseeable
V*V'!" ",'V
__
solidated
This
All
notes
The
Other
Credit arising
capital
the
stated
$2,507,000
-
International
Company
recapi¬
a
share.
a
the
for
cash
187, p. 2490.
lenders
shelve
times in
be
"special
a
be
the
the
1957
$2,840,000
operations:
be
will
of
1958
•
to
Longevaluation of
capital
York
—__
factor
,
earnea
committed
nucsiment
may
greater
dilution
a,
not
••.**>
31—
companies
growth
a
appreciation.
capital
tlirougn
impossible to state precisely the balance between dividend income"
appreciation- objectives, especially since the relative em¬
phasis must shift with changing conditions, but the primary objective
York has
Henry J. Kaiser Company operating divisions
and
wholly-owned subsidiaries
1,523,000
Willys Motors, Inc., and its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries,
before
intercompany and other
interest on long-term debt (including $633,■„
000 non-recurring loss in 1958)______—Dr326,000
Plan—
report, Gerald F. Beal, Chairman, and Thomas
said the company had considered offering new
exchange for the 100,000 shares of outstanding
President,
debentures
it necessary to
March
Ended
us
a
and
-
Industries, Inc. below.
affiliated
from
from
Profit
it was stated on May 1(5, has told its stockholders that
talization plan.
i.
In the 1957 annual
income
Dividends
add
to
"
is
It
•
Industries Corp. .(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
Months
Three
the board
per share
Rys. of Central America—Drops
restricted cash
preferred stock
;: Kaiser
tends
assure
than scattered individual investments,
011
are
International
Yuba Consolidated
See
States.
reserved for options to be granted to members of
of directors and other persons to purchase said stock for $6
within five years.
shares
*5
of
In
Caldwell
R.
the
technology.
itself
in
earnings
',*•
there
and
J'avor
will
&
the
of
V
,
industrial
policy
rewarding
to the
growth of the country,?
The custom of companies,
in
confidence
upon
rigid investment policy can
investment rewards m,.st be
merely
Canadtan
AGENT—The First National City Bank of New
appointed transfer agent.—V.
of
in
fixed
rate
securities.
.■■''■The necessity lor diveisiiicalion to obtain a reason '*"* cress section
of commitments in the equity field as well as for pi'.
-es of liquidity
will
be
recognized.
Excessive diversification
howe
-jan
represent"
Canadian underwriter, Gairdner,
commitment to purchase 300,000
the Series
of
equities.
will
1,500
of
its
long-range
the
investment
based
and
proportion
1,500
terms
This is
ritics,
'7
1,500
*„
15,000
the
firm
a
2,500
Judson Pacific-Murphy Corp.—Absorbed—
for
of Denver as President and
Paul Williams of Los Angeles as Board Chairman.
The management
officials have acquired 870 shares of stock; and an additional 662,500
The
F
'1,1,
Boyce
of
30,000
TRANSFER
write accident, sickness ana health Insurance of every kind
to engage In the issuance of annuities.
Proceeds of this financing
used in furtherance of this program of insurance, except that
into
,of
Bros. &
UNDERWRITER—Subject
agreement,
but
While emphasizing equity investment there are likely,
to be
periods when the more immediate outlook suggests that equity
positions be reuueed.
Thus, although the runa will be primarily an
equity fund, it will operate without restrictive provisions as to the
..
—
2,500
20,000
CANADIAN
shares
distribution
changing trends.
...
2,500
A:
equity
portion
a
their
•
5,000
25,000
underwriting
the
varying uegree to finance capital requirements through the retention'
of
run
2,500
v-
25.000
Brown
additional
of
with
connection
appropriate.
fund
believes that a
will be
the most
or
of
management
industries
in
,
" 3,500
.
t
25,000
A1 :x.
construction of a home office building and
$2,500,000 for acquisition and recruiting of agency force and expansion
of
its
be
$2,500,000
an
'£"
50,000
35.099
——
Co
in
shares
desirable
seems
cuipnaslzlng
No
5,000
Htttton 8c Cu._-.__
W./E.
,A.„
V.
to
Warrants.
Reynolds & Co., Inc._________
Anthony & R. L. Day
generally
•
interest,
to
the terms of the
underwriters are under a firm
Tucker,
.
its
including
Hornblower & Weeks_~___50,000
2 filed a registration statement with the
covering 5.000,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The com¬
pany proposes to offer this stock for public sale at $5 per share.
The
offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis. Columbine Securities
Corp.,
also of Denver, for which it will receive a $1 per snare sellingcommission
plus
$25,000 for
expenses.
The underwriter also has
received a 5-year option to purchase
87,500 shares of stock at $0
per share.
The company was organized under Colorado law on March 13, 1958,
to make insurance or reinsurance upon the lives of any persons and to
will
$909,
;
SEC
and
is'sue
shores and quantity of Series A
forth opposite their respective names as follows:
;
Robert
'
for
reserved
Shares
June
on
of
the U. S.
Kulm. Loeb <fo Co.-
company
common
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
underwriting agreement,
warrants
Opportunity Lite Insurance Co.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
be
60,000
if this
installments
continuous offerings
any
additional
gains to its shareholders or the acquisition of the cash and
securities of other companies.
The fund reserves the rignt to change
its policy in this respect and to make further offerings in the
future;
investor.
STATES
UNITED
U.
International
ters
shares will
such
make
to
issue
may
capital
purchase
10
intend
not
against U. S.
permitted by the U. S.
manner
warrants
60,000 of
warrants.
value,
par
credited
be
may
the
in
Treasury Regulations.
1973.
1.
1785.
p
and
and
commitment to purchase the number of
per
187,
$1
March
share, Mr. Bronston explained.
Similar
expenses had not been accrued, in the first quarter of the prior year.
He also added that the company is incurring moderate start-up expenses
in the development of new products at both plant* of United Specialties
to
withheld
so
extent
Code
Tj.e
amount¬
1958 earnings reflect certain accrued expenses
First quarter
the
^Repayable
ing at March 31, 1958, than a year earlier), compared with $393,435,
equal to 90 cents a common share, for the same period of 1957.
ing
the
to
exercise
upon
for the first 1958 quarter totaled $152,604, equal to M
common share (based on a larger number of shares outstand¬
Net earnings
;
Taxes
Act.
Revenue
.
for
sales
net
that
reported
Bronston
Mr
Steel
United Specialties Co. ol
through its Milwaukee Crane and Vincennes
Corp ; heavy industry
Divisions, and light manufacturing through
Illinois and Philadelphia Hoist Division.
"as
a
California
research
first
land-based
step"
ancl
division
on
May
development
toward
anti-submarine
8
bomber.—V.
of
,
receipt
announced
contract
production
a
from
faster,
187,. P-
-
the
2003.
S.
U.
more
of
ft
Navy
protective
.
.
1
a
Lazard
Freres
& Co., New York.
Initially closed-end, the fund will be¬
open-end company for redemption of shares after the
proposed
financing has been completed. Unlike its counterparts, however, it does
come
an
(M.) Lowenstein & Son Inc.—Definitive DebenturesDefinitive
with
Aug.
25-year
1,
4%'r
subordinate
debentures
due
1958
Feb.
1,
1981
and subsequently maturing coupons attached, ate
delivery in exchange for temporary debentures pres¬
ently outstanding. The exchange will be made at City Bank Farmera
now
available
Trust Co.,
for
2 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V.
186,
p.
2154.
Volume
137
Number
Lykes Bros.
This
its
June
the
on
and
5
marks
New
will
54
annually
for
sailing
a
Of
be
known
Lykes,
.
27
seven
Recently,] the
—;V.
187,
in
is
U.
S.
Gulf
•
•
who
.
the
founded
into
firm
20-year
a
for
costing
the
Net
sales
Inc.
from
Miscellaneous
Drl0,604
income
Interest
only
i
Joseph
119,029
29,136
series
expense
$1,245,423
429,287
—
$1,196,656
*$556,212-
392,820
with
contract
pf
.
T.
Net
income
$816,136
$803,836
the
Special credits
Net
replace¬
a
H,
inc.
'Loss
—1
(loss)
special
at
Dr4,651
610,894
Dr3,404
$659,821
$1,414,730
*$1,414,872
*$561,381
deficit.
or
iMacMillan
.-It
was
vote
&
Bloedel, Ltd.—Plans Debenture Offering
announced
at
.special
a
$32,500,000
of
the
by
company
meeting
sinking
on
approval
debentures.
create
to
these,
Of
Current
4-that stockholders
June
on
17
June
fund
•
■
•.
Shareholders
•
....
will
also
20.—V.
to
vote
187,
on
The
working capital available
working capital per share
Net
June 4
1958,
on
filed
the rate
at
shares
common
of
then
underwriting terms
Co.,
Inc.,
*
.
Net
heads
>
of
the
of
liabilities
interest
supplied
rate,
A.
G.
of
the
debentures
will
be
will be
approximately $3,542,000.—V.
1969.
183, p.
,
''
;
underwriting
syndicate headed by Smith, Barney & Co., New
is expected to make a public offering of $25:000,000 of nondebentures, early in July.
v
.
v■>*
•••„
Proceeds will be used to provide the extra working capital required
change in Defense Department regulations last year. The Federal
now
supplies a maximum of only 80%, instead of the'
former 100%, in progress payments on the
value, of defense contracts.
manufacturer
% Martin
is
currently
required
has
in
to
supply the
production
the
additional
Titan
20%
the Lacrosse
Missile
and
the
Seamaster,
The company was also recently selected to head
solid
ballistic
Sales
and
missile
for
program
Air
the
large
a
the
Federal
for Federal
Net income
Number
of
Income
per
"'1957
-...1958
;
$96,361,490
$98,748,234
taxes
income
on
3,673,531
2,300,000
_______
shares
$1,693,531
$2,009,535
2,922,893
2.922,783
SO.58
_
outstanding
$0.6!)
_>
;
I
share
Murphy
with $111,619,000
said.
<
•
holders
is
for
the
three
same
first quarter are
adding
but
the
for
The
last
months
downtown
first
of.
Denver
these
stores
in
is
stores
new
*.,
one
time
the
for
branch
a
and
during
another
of
the
serve
and
of
The other
new
Number
One"
Ashtabula
Township,
"Blake
and
Well
Ohio.—V.
County,
-
-
SEC
the
p.
June
on
One"
ill-
McLouth
National
The
Mfg., selling,
Depreciation
on
administrative
and
gen.
tions,—-V.
,
debt
income
3,178,836
712,893
Cr985,000
2,333,000
$3,431,8x3
416,536
paid
..320,528
$37,501
$3,111,285
$0.03
$2.09
stock
preferred
on
—V.
per
186,
f
p.
reinvested
common
-
.
the
business
_
Mar. 23,'58
;
before
Federal
income
and State
taxes
taxes
on
_
East
Net earnings
Average common shares outstanding
Earns, per com. share
after provis.
i!
net sales have been reclassified to include
products.—V. 187,
p.
1944,
August,
99
,
The
America
Co.
in
V.
under
The
a
total
187,
The
p.
a
certain
farm-out
of
Buffalo
Prospect
farm-out
agreement
agreement
covers
approximately 1,600
consists
the
acres,
2003.
oil
of
all
at
to
utilize
crude
rights of Mid-
between
it
and' gas
leasehold
and
Shell
Oil
estate
all in Harding County, S. D.—
7,319,359
34,308,401
28,923,635
filed with the N. Y.
effective
Public Service
Commission
industrial, commercial and
June
on
by Earle
3,
July
on
President.
suspended by the
unless
3
domestic *
Machold,
J.
•
rates.
represent an increase of $10,452,000 annually
than half of this additional revenue will be
Less
company because
Mr.
Machold
than 53%
more
of it will
be
-
revised
and
municipal
schedules
throughout
this
For
lowest
income
and
gross
taxes,
revenue
reason,
all
the
establish
uniform
served
areas
by
for
rates
domestic
electric
Niagara Mohawk System.
to areas now having the
the
increases apply
larger
rates.
"
"Last
August," Mr, Machold stated, "Niagara;" Mohawk was granted
general adjustment of electric rates in 28 years.
We stated
then that if the new rates were not sufficient to provide an adequate
rate of return, we
would have to seek a further adjustment.
Costs
its
first
have
for
the
all
of
serves
below
the
level
power
natural
its
on
now
with
underway
over
the largest
period from
$300 million
and
In the three
is expending
history.
Mohawk
Niagara
1959,
is
company
in
program
through
part of Upstate, N. Y.
and Niagara Falls on the
the east, and' north to the
large
a
the Capitol'District
The
border.
construction
new
is
return
of
extending generally from Buffalo
Albany and
Canadian
1957
rate
our
customers."
area
to
and
and
assure
Niagara Mohawk System
an
in
rise
high standards of service and to attract capital
construction program required to meet the future needs
to
huge
our
The
in
to
continued
necessary
other electric
year
plants, substations, transmission lines
facilities.—V. 187, p. 2493.
gas
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph Co., Eliza¬
The
company
May 22 filed
on
letter of notification with the SEC
be offered to common stock¬
a
covering 3,000 shares of common stock to
the basis of one share for each four shares
and
stock
June
on
involved.
•
of common
5,
1958 at par ($100 per share).
No underwriting is
proceeds are to be used to retire short-term open notes
and for working capital.—V. 184, p. 2785.
held
leased
City, N. C.—Files With SEC—
holders on
of Wisconsin.
The
Corp.,
filed
a
of
its
of
Portland
Gas
Park,
notification
&
Coke Co.
above.
crude
The
Colo.—
company
Co.—Partial
Water
Northeastern
Estes
letter
North Natural Gas Co.—New Name—
See
any
has
called
for
redemption
Redemption—
on
July
1,
next,
through
of the sinking fund, $89,000 of its 5%. collateral bonds due
Jan.
1, 1968 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
the-Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—V. 185, p. 2561.
operation
with
the
Northern
our
Details—
issue of May 26 of the
in
at
each
ranging
prices
from
104%
to
case.
187,
leasehold
estate
in
the
property
known as
Ohio National Bank of Columbus, trustee, as
Building Corp., as lessee, dated as of July
of 99 years beginning with the first day of
renewable
the
in
for successive terms
property known as 8
of 99 years each.
East Broad Street,
011
June
2
filed
registration
a
statement
offered
with the
to be
p.m.
additional share for each 10 shares
underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. Dean Witter & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith are listed as the principal
16, 1958, at the rate of one
June
on
The
held.
then
'
subscription
price
and
p.
Net
incorporated
in
the
Public
leasing and
Square, Lima,
187,
Propane
p.
$36,100,000 in 1958 and $40,400,000 in
;
Ohio
on
Jan.
10,
1944,
2336.
Corp.—Notes
Northern
Natural Gas Co. — Temporary Borrowing—
has arranged with a group of banks headed
to $40,000,000,
loans up
Harry Siert,
will
credit
New York for temporary
effective immediately.
be
Vice-President and Treasurer of the company, said the
for interim financing of construction programs.
The company has
used
agreement, he said, expires on May 28, 1959.
privilege of prepaying the loans and canceling
The
the
penalty.—V.
187, p.
the credit without
1788.
Northern States Power Co.
and is
operating of the buildings lo¬
Ohio, and 8 East Broad St.',
(Minn.)—Files With SEC—
on May 29 filed a registration statement with
the BEC
registration of $30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due
1988
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on
Company
seeking
julv
1
July 8' Of the net proceeds, $18,944,400 will be used for the purpose ot
refunding-the $18,000,000 of outstanding first mortgage bonds, 5%»
series due Aug. 1, 1987.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to
Sold—
*1545.
the
general funds of tire company and used to pay part of the expendi¬
to be incurred under its construction program. Con¬
1958 are estimated at $43.9 million.—V. 187,
tures incurred and
struction expenditures for
1545.
Co., Inc.—Plans Expansion—
early
next
year.—V.
England Gas &
180,
p;
1373.
Electric Association
—
Secondary
York, at $20 per share, with a dealer's concession
cents per share.
The offering wgs quickly com¬
pleted.—V. 187,
p.
2336.
Ohio
Oil Co.—New Pipe
Line Unit Formed—
and Continental Oil Co. on May 29 announced forma¬
Wabash Pipe Line Co., created to build and own over 350
miles of refined petroleum products common carrier pipe lines in Illi¬
nois and Indiana.
Ohio Oil will hold 75% of the stock, and Continental
i
This
tion
Offering—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock was made on June 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
65
approximately
by Chase Manhattan Bank of
p.
New
estimates that
1959.—V. 187, p. 1209.
The company
corporation
finished
proceeds of the stock sale Will be added to working capital for
application to property additions and improvements (including
prepayment of $6,000,000 of bank loans). The company
its
construction program will require expenditures
of
-
was
in
has started construction of a new $2,000,000 fourstory brick structure at its Fulton (N. Y.) Chocolate Works. The build¬
ing, a milk processing unit containing 34,480 square feet, is expected to
of
company
seeking- registration of 374,500 shares of its common stock,
for subscription by common stockholders of record at 2
SEC
Ohio.
The
Ohio.—V.
Nestle
This
be
Service Co.—Registers With
ultimate
Loeb, Rhoades & Co./New York City, announced June 2
private placement of $500,000 5^2% senior notes due in 1973.
—V.
Indiana Public
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(Ohio)—Further
Corp.
•
required
stated.
oil
was acquired by The
National Building Corp. as of
Said lease, dated Aug. 16, 1904, is to run for a term
beginning with the first day of April, 1905, and is re¬
National
New
the
1950
Carl M.
the
The company filed
Prospect.
in
Ohio,
43-53
$0.76
a registration statement with the SEC on June 3,
1958, covering registration of 8199.000 of working interes s in the Buf¬
8,489,684
_
state
forever.
3,783,467
Okla.—
34,448,597
schedules
new
beth
corporation is the owner of leasehold estates in the
43-53 Public Square, Lima,
Ohio, and 8 East
estate in
the property
was created
by a certain
estate
engaged
,
the
term
a
and
corporation
$2,948,139
City,
16
Columbus,
presently
$0.53
.
40,363,308
Federal,
June 9,
times,
1958.
years
Columbus,
Mid-America Minerals, Inc., Oklahoma
Registers With SEC—
on
National
for
1944
5,985.069
.
8,868,554
„
more
or
proceeds- derived from the sale of the deben¬
together with other funds in the company's
net
from
leasehold
The
3,036,930
$2,362,000. sales of purchased
1651.
time
one
Columbus,
Ohio.
The leasehold
43-53 Public Square, Lima, Ohio,
The
2,578,500
includes, from dates of acquisitions, operations of new
companies acquired since the first of the year.
1957 operations include
those of Mead-Atlanta Paper Co. Also for purposes of comparison, 1957
32,454,615
10,088,795
_
28,819,000
For
over
75%
of the company's domestic
(residential and farm)
customers, the increases will range from 25 to not more than 29 cents
per
month.
For other domestic customers, the increases will range
from 25 to 69 cents per month.
the Province of Alberta, Canada.
The
consisting of the eastern two-thirds of
redeemable
used,
St.,
lease
to
newable
NOTE—1958
falo
as
99-year
lessor,
4,378,525
*
35,240,872
for
from
known, as
St.,
cated
for pfd. divs.
35,371,000
8,127,402
become
retained by the
aggregate
5^2%
purchase
BUSINESS—The
Broad
$2,373,816
__
80%
,
are
been
to
Broad
properties
of
Mar. 24,'57
7,338,000
underwriters.
April 21,
$53,875,490 $46,898,636
May
interest
accrued
4,962,316
:
income
,
half
made in
debentures
•
(& Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
sales
Profit
-'
-
12 Weeks Ended—
Net
in
Mining
&
six-year
Columbus,
1956.
-
Mead Corp.
-
in
share
organized
were
area
Building
was
plus
treasury,
8
27,
income
Net
Earnings
$
8,796,149
announced
will
present
west
sale of
sinking fund debentures due
April 15, 1964, at 100% and accrued interest, through
The Ohio Company. Further details follow:
known
income
Net
$
311,566,440 286,490,293
48,776,433 200,591,260 190,768,081
8,883,000
of .electric rates for
was
rates
'• This
3,082,041
I
;
(estimated)-
$454,037
on
extended
187, p. 2493.
38,875,990
994,077
—
long-term
taxes
it
The
is obtained
and
offer
on
PROCEEDS—The
1957
1958—4 Months—1957
s
73,110,389
taxes
corporation has
•The
1958.
Beryl
National
The
25.583,021
expenses
shares
common
the
northern
corporation
tures' have
1958
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
2493.
p.
schedules
over
covering 2.916,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at 10 cents per share, through Birkenmayer <te Co., Denver, Colo,
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to mining opera¬
2475.
$29,224,971 $48,435,737
changes
SEC
Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings! Off—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
sales
187,
service
crude
and
having a charge capacity of 13,000 barrels per day;
reforming units with a capacity of 2,500 barrels; a thermal
unit with a 1,500 barrel daily capacity and unifining units
$290,000
so-called
Number
186,
the
date later than June 23,
trade
a
the
Court
100,
Dividends
Meter
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(Russell)—F'iles Oil Interests—
Well
of
cracking
with a capacity of 3,200 barrels.
Murphy Corp. has no immediate plans to refine
output at the Superior refinery.—V. 187, p. 2118.
new
major
company filed a registration statement with the
1958, .covering $50,000 of participating interests
ih
4,Pazdziorko
80%
a
*$1.18
Classification
units
naphtha
city's
McConnell
Interest
Parking
refinery, owned by Superior Refinery Owners, is
operated by Lake Superior Refining.
The refinery has
buying
Taylor's in
of
.' This
Federal
Duncan
and
waive this condition if acceptance
to
6,551,636
"$4,867,527
$0.47
taxes__
income
charges
Commission.
-
Murphy shall have
event
110
Mention
Monroe
Corp.
The
the company will develop its plans for construc¬
shopping center in San Diego's Mission Valley,
rapidly growing metropolitan area—an area which
now
has
a
total
population of more than 800,000.
Excavation has
taken
place for Westland,
a
shopping center in suburban Denver,
and it is anticipated that construction will begin during 1958 or
early
1959,-he said.—V. 186, p. 2853.
V ; 1
of
hub
2,
•//'
186, p. 2051.
Superior companies
shipments from oil fields
1958
tion
unless
in
Minnesota
Fall
Southgate Shopping Center of suburban Cleveland.
foot -Combined May-D&F store in the
Square project in downtown Denver.
Also
.
operate from Chicago, 111., as
The Duncan subsidiaries are Miller
Casting
.
least
companies
....
store
new
420,000-square
House
i
Mr.
year,
new
the
,
.
will
Duncan
Dye
•The
not yet available, Mr. May
will be below those of the
that he expected they
last year.
also announced the opening of
May
season.
the
.
in
may
at
3,541,853
$1,944,685
*$0.25
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Seeks Rate Increases—
Lake
and
shares
of
asphalt
for the
quarter
facilities
.
principal amount of notes of the two companies. :
The exchange offer will expire at 4 p.m., Chicago
-
Earning figures
Inc.
common
1,456,903
78,353,882
50,585,938
oper.
'The
further integrate
to
income
after
new
Corp.—Exchange Offer Effective—
effort
an
Murphy Corp.
■
-Mr.
Net
—V.
-The offer is conditional upon the acceptance by holders of at
least,
9J)% of common shares and 95% aggregate principal amount of notes
of
Superior Refinery Owners, Inc. and Lake Superior Refining Co.
First quarter
sales for this company were about
1%
behind the
record-breaking first quarter a year ago, Morgton J. May, Chairman,
reported at. the annual meeting of stockholders held on May 27.
Sales
for 'the
three
months
ended
April
30
were
$1-10,462,000,
first
said
Corp., Ltd., Canada.—V.
1958,
reported,
Corp.—Acquisition—
Harrison
amount of notes,
4,309,535
1,980,000
income
on
4,232,834
May Department Stores Co.—Earnings Decline—
compared
Net
Superior Refining Co. Murphy also is offering
exchange for outstanding negotiable promissory
nptes and second mortgage notes of Superior Refinery Owners, Inc. and
for outstanding negotiable promissory notes of Lake Superior Refining
Co. at the rate of four Murphy common shares lor each $100
principal
187; p. 146.'
May
Inc.,
1958—4 Months—1957
*$1,011,138
Telephone
operating
.
announcement
Meters,
any,
$0.11
expenses
Other
The offering was quickly sold.
division of Motor Products Corp.
a
Power
if
the
913,687
revenues
service,
corporation
England
balance,
on
share.
a
payment
Co.—Earnings—
conform
to
ICC 1 Accounting1, 1958.—V. 187, p. 2493.
York
Federal
$34.23
„
subsidiaries,
Owners,
3,946,623,
taxes
jet
Pershing
1
•
made
the
to
Operating
31,163,364
_
common
the
$471,302
share____
Operating
3,277,352
1896.
was
New
reimburse
$
341440,716
_;
^
share
common
inc
oper.
per
New
has acquired Duncan Parking Meter Corp. and its
according to an announcement by Arnold H. Marempnt and Ray Nigro, Chairman and President of Motor Products, and
Jerome J. Robinson, President of Duncan.
No purchase price was given.
its
______________
before
; Bal¬
:
Quarter Ended March 31—
—V.
per
p.
or
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Apr. 30—
its activities in the petroleum field,
this corporation, a producer of crude petroleum and a marketer of
refined petroleum products, 011 June 2 announced it is offering shares '
of its common stock for outstanding shares of common stock of
Superior
Refinery Owners, Inc. and Lake Superior Refining Co.
The offer is being made by prospectus on the basis of six shares of
Murphy common for each
share
of
common
of
Superior Refinery
Force
Income from operations—
Provision
I
common
Motor Products
The
three
In
'
.
Earnings Decline—
Sales
Income
~i
.
Intercontinental
Missile,
seaplane.
fuel
to
1
41,754,471
The
a
listic
I
to
$76,195,187
.
Government
The
2.4
r
—V. 187, p. 1435.
York City,
•.
value
187,
The
convertible
s
^
_
equity
to
$19.47
1
1
_
available
by
and
to
its
New
$10,782,295 $14,413,840 $44,661,685 $57,895,617
224,000
822,000
900,000
4,235,000
855,433
911,952
3,531,919
3,595.256
taxes
effective Jan.
$17,724,441
30—
income
Earnings
18,610,332
_r
liabilities
of
and
bonds,
parent,
-
applied
incurred
improvements;
expenditures
tax accruals
ry.
railway
Net
$36,334,773
End. April
income
Other
principal amount
Martin Co.—To Sell Debentures—
by
current
_1
sion of 75 cents
1
"An
to
assets
and
income
S.
June 4 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
New York, at $18,875 per share with a dealer's conces¬
of outstanding 3%% sink¬
ing fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1966, and the 20,400; outstanding shares
of 6'/© cumulative preferred stock, $100 par, and to
provide additional
funds which will be available for capital expenditures and other cor-"•
pprate purposes.
The aggregate cost of retiring the two classes of
securities
U.
26,421,491
___
stock
(par $12)
redeem
to
used
Gross
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.—Secondary Offering—
A secondary offering of
50,000 shares of common stock
price and
Becker &
subscription
by amendment.
current
shareholders
Book
—V.
underwriters.
sale
the $1,387,000
common..'
assets ;—_________________
Equity
a
The
to be
list
common—i
of
Preferred
principal amount ot debentures for each 22
held.
are
the
proceeds
retire
and
$100
to
Total
registration statement with'the ,SEC
covering $5,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due July 1, 1973, and
$2,511,400 Of convertible subordinated debentures, due July 1, 1973.
The sinking fund debentures are to be offered for public ^sale, the inter¬
est rate, public offering price and underwriting tern^s ,are to 'he supplied
by amendment.
The convertible subordinated
debentures
are
to
be
offered for. subscription by common stockholders of-record June 24,
company
;
u
Ratio
SEC—
1958
'Restated
number of
the
Rubber Co.—Files With
&
;
Total
proposal to increase
a
indebtedness
similar
the
shares
'
be
issue
mortgage
sell
142.857
to
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
$62,756,264
_________
capital_________
term note, debentures, and preferred shares__p__
Total
Mansfield Tire
:____
___
Net
1896.
p.
;
,__
working
Long
.'•%
.
___.
CONDITION AT APRIL 30,
Net
designated series A, would consist of $5,000,000
% seven-year
fund debentures and $17,500,000 5%%
20-year sinking fund de¬
bentures.
Tne remaining S10.000.c00 would be in United States funds,
designated series B, and consist of 4*i %. 20-year sinking fund de¬
bentures.
FINANCIAL
liabilities
Net
ing
directors
assets
Current
will
sell
to be
sink¬
and
$22,500,000,
OF
first
and
....
'
Period
SUMMARY
note
for
additional
an
$4,999,995.
financing are
to
company
of
issue
or
this
additions
used
to
and
company's
expenditures therefor.
Short-term
indebtedness, amounting to $11,500,000 at March 31,
1958, may be increased by $3,500,000 by the
time the new securities are sold.—V.
187, p. 2336.
*$1,221,202
$811,485
___
be
authorizing
$10,000,000
1988,
System
of
short-term
property
1,
share,
per
proceeds
Co.—Financing Cleared—
order
an
bidding,
June
$35
for
after
credits
due
Electric
of
758,267
*$1,411,468
issued
stock
*$462,935
855,256
has
competitive
England
169,480
•
.
2492.
p.
income__
SEC
at
Net
Total
half billion dollars.
a
The
sell,
will
construction
than
more
New England Power
1958—6 Mos—1957
-
$12,176,871 $10,491,158 $21,749,698 $16,383,453
:__—15,571,505
17,005,911
23,905,495
25,141,99?
operations
1,256,027
1,077,627
*585,348
*632,415
<
.
•
providing
cargoliners
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Retail, sales
averaging
potts,
,
.
today.
entered
Board
of new
from
voyages
1957.
brothers
alive
company
Maritime
fleet
Period End. Apr. 30—
58th
7
(2551)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Reports Smaller Profit—
anniversary Hhis -year, -listed
Exchange, it avas \ announced on
the
Exchange trading floor by the
- •
its
on
300
Lykes
Chairman,
Federal
ment
than
hours
more
every
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
serving the transportation needs of American ex¬
importers engaged in overseas trading since 1900. Today's
cargoliners is known throughout the world,
accounting
porters and
of
.
Stock
York
symbol "LYK".
Lykes has been
fleet
.
Steamship Co., Inc.—On NYSE—
which
company
shares
5749
of
25%.
One
coiupanv
the
Ohio
Oil will operate the system for Wabash
of the new pipe line, extending 85 miles
section
from Robinson
Champaign, 111., is completed. At Champaign this products line will
be
tied into a 265-mile Wabash line under construction from Wood
to
River,
•.
111.,
Ultimate
90,000
to
to East Chicago, Ind.
capacity of the new
100,000
barrels
a
12-inch pipe line system will be from
Outdoor electric pump stations are
day.
8
later
The
needed.
as
Robinson and Champaign, with others added
stations will utilize a power-saving fluid drive
River,
Wood
at
nlanred
PlWabash ^dans * to°have
so
the Wood River-East Chicago line completed
that the entire system will be ready for operation by year's end.—
V.
Irving Lundborg & C<n
McCormick
With
Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Registers
Commission—
200,000
Schwabacner
McDonnell
Aj
Co
200,000
Scott
Laurence
bonds
of
$2,000,CCK)
Merrill
Marks
M.
institutional
to
investors;
with
and
the
Co.
100,000
Shields
Pierce,
Smith
&
—
—
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
1,250,000
Mullaney,
Wells
&
The
York
New
investment
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
filed an amendment on June
2, 1958, to its registration statement covering an additional 5,000,000
shares of its $1
par
capital stock.—V.
187, p. 2336.
Co.
Ofiered
Debentures
—
An
—
300,000
Stone
100,000
&
300,000
G.
200,000
Joseph
—
200,000
Renshaw—
100,000
White,
Co,
300,000
Dean
Bros. & Hutzler
500,000
Wood,
Inc.
Rodman
&
Rothschild
F.
Scherck,
—V.
—
Wertheim
&
Richter
187,
V.
of the
The debentures
company.
priced at 1001//2%
are
interest, to yield 3.72%r Issue
Under
the
Sons.
Inc
Co.,
Co..—
&
Witter
fund
provisions
retire
80S
of
the
to
to
of
issue
debentures
will
be
the
at
prices
ranging
from
100.45%
100%.
The
V.
at
also
redeemable
are
at
the
election
of
the
company
time
at prices ranging from 105'/a%
to
100%, except that
not be redeemed prior to June 1, 1963, through a refund¬
ing operation having an annual interest cost to the company of less
than 3.76%.
any
they
may
PROCEEDS—Part
applied
of
the
for
proceeds
from
the
financing
the company to immediate redemption of the
outstanding debentures of National Container Corp. which
into
by
the
term
in
company
1956,
and
to
retirement
borrowings totaling $20,000,000.
will
be
added
to
working
of
of
the
short-
capital.
articles,
metal
Khipyn.g
containers
In
October,
by the
sified
and
1056,
and multiwall
to
closures,
own
business
into
plastic
containers,
plywood.
and
use
of
the
company
corrugated
further
was
diver¬
the
company of National Container Corp.,
containerboard and paperboard
shipping containers
of
shipping bags.
paper
EARNINGS—Net
earnings
ics
the
merger
manufacturer
a
plastic
for
sales
in
$35,810,017.
1957
During
to
amounted
the
first
$510,486,850
three
months
of
and
1958
net
sales
were
$119,323,000 and net earnings $6,566,000 compared with
$115,111,000 and $7,485,000, respectively, in the first
quarter of 1957.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
2.
Authorized
Outstanding
$10,000,000
.
$10,000,000
Long-term debt:
Note
payable,
Notes
3%
May
1,
due Dec.
3%%
payable,
1,
due
1968-
annually
1960-1984_.—
40,000,000
Sept.
Due
May
Due
1,
June
4%
cum.
1,
Effective
1.000,000
Struthers
300,000
Co.
&
pfd.
iCommon
shares
'■'Excludes
Dec.
J,
31,
1958
or
199,200
UNDERWRITERS
to
in
the
$50,000,000
Lazard
for
Freres
the
respective
&
Co
$3,000,000
AUyn & Co.,
Inc.
500,000
<fc
Peck
Barth
&
The
(A.
&
G.)
the
upon
below
agreed
to
forth
below,
an
&
Co
&
Eberstadt
Co
&
Inc.
100,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
100,000
The
First
Boston
Corp,
Corp.
of
First
Southwest
Folger,
150,000
W.
500,000
Co
Co.
Inc.
Nolan,
Fulton
Co._
&
Boettcher
Bos worth,
&
Inc
.
100,000
Reid
& Co., Inc,
(Robert) & Sons
Co..
•
(Alex.)
Brush,
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.
Hallgarten & Co.—
150,000
Ilalsey,
Stuart
&
&
Harrlman Ripley
Inc.
Hayden,
Hayden,
300,000
Co.
Corp,
Clark, Dodge & Co..
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
Collin, Norton
Collins
&
(Jullen)
&
Co
Courts
&
Co...
Cruttenden,
500,000
Stone
&
Co—
300,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.
Merle-Smitji
Dickson
(R.
S.)
&
Dillon,
100,000
300,000
Co.,
Inc.
F.
&
Co.
Inc.
Dominick & Dominick..
Doolittle & Co
Smith,
1,250,000
500,000
100,000
old
end
certificates
certificates
Weeks.,
The
&
Co.
100,000
&
Co
200,000
&
Co
500,000
(The) Co
150,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
200,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.. 1,000,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co...
100,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
1,250,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann
&
Co.
C.
Lee
500,000
Langley
Higginson
&
Co.
Corp
Lehman Brothers
Carl
<te
m.
Co.
of
of
this
corporation
the
on
shares
American
which
has
Loeb,
84,213,205
28,470,654
$0.83
for
of
application
filed
by
Exchange
held,
the
and registration.—V.
Power
Co.—Preferred
1,
Co.
on
follows:
as
Inc.
plus
net
or
facilities,
per
will
will
be
The
The
rate:
1,
at
and
in
of
and
This
dividends
from
in
the
its
of
each
due
due
the
shares,
from
electric
Vice-President
in
areas
reported
$2,984,468
GIVING
to¬
operations,
in
Pennsylvania,
electric
133
and
The
for
the
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
31,
sells
has
The
1,
stock
tThe
two
as
for
for
will
its
the
standard
size
overall
Mr.
is
one-half
about
said.
all-transistor
Saxon
multi-band,
research
of
years
band,
four inter¬
nationaly advertised at $195.
one-third less than its
predecessor
new
Materials
AM
and
be
and
the
Division,
planning
David
that
set,"
by
the
Sarhoff
of
he
RCA
Research
and the RCA Victor Radio and 'Victrola' Division."
air
an
short
loop
for
domestic
There
waves.
are
is
also
listening
and
provision
a
telescoping
a
for
external
an
earphone
an
illumination.
Strato-World
all
the
over
is
III
handle.
easy-carry
housed
A
word
world.—V.
This
in
black
simulated
a
map
187,
case-lid
the
on
lizard
case
indicates
time
2229.
p.
Manufacturing
plans
company
Mass.,
Co.—Plans
electronics
an
Expansion—
laboratory
in
Sudbury,
employ 300 to 400 persons, It was announced on May
laboratory will have about 80,000 square feet of space for
The
Equipment
company said it
house
has
plants
—V.
Division.
will be used
environmental
an
and
laboratories
Lowell,
Boston,
'
build
to
to
187,
p.
Maynard,
1546.
for
test
development
radar
and
27.
its
will
Raytheon
currently
Andover, Bedford,
Waltham and Wayland.
laboratory.
Massachusetts
in
Quincy,
Newton,
Rochester Gas &
at
Electric Corp.—Net Profit Off—
Period End. Mar. 31—
41,049 shs.
Operating
200,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
Operating
600,000 shs.
550,000 shs.
1958—3 Mos._1957
taxes
&
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$20,014,466 $18,574,610 $61,726,3.77 $58,336,736
revenues
52,313,920
49,572.163
$3,031,308
$9,412,457
S8.764.573
1,000
995
114,848
15,575
$3,192,743
exp.
16,822,723
15,543,302
$3,191,743
S3,032,303
$9,527,305
S8.780.148
.
60.000 shs.
$30)
——_
Operating
income
income
Other
shares
200,000
of
and
stock
equal
the
rank,
of preferred stock
including those now
excess,
if any,
will
issuable
in
presently
to
are
or
for
the
new
be
forth
Merrill Lynch,
to
new
purchase
preferred
below.
Smith
Dillon,
curities
&
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
Salomon
Bros.
Spencer
Trask
&
&
William
Inc.
Company,
Blair
First
McDonnell
Hutzler—
3,500
of
&
Co.
Michigan
&
3,500
Struthers & Co
3,500
Newburger,
&
2,500
Homer
Francis
I.
Laurence
187,
&
3,500
Co
—
Co
duPont
Marks
M.
p.
&
Co.
&
2,500
Co.
Loeb
&
m.
(EDT i
on
June
2,500
1958,
$5,099,164
$2.21
$2.24
presently outstanding.—V.
186,
shares
These
Bank,
Sons
Aero
80%,
May
St.
1,000
receive
tenders
for
the
will
sale
to
133,280
31.
See
&
filed
stock
V.
for
in
p.
Co.
each
shares,
187,
with
the SEC
on
April 28
covering
became effective on May 16.
exchange for the capital stock
in the ratio of 15/7 shares of
(par $5)
offered
Engineering
stock
Aero
Louis-San
Operating
share
may
be
of
Aero
stock.
accepted.
The
less
Not
offer
than
expired
2006.
Francisco
Operating
expenses
ry.
until
it
of
'After
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$10,009,677~S10,686,644 $38,450,953
$42,929,991
8,188,388
8,522,384
32,246,173
34.523,972
income—
799,809
998,154
2,839,216
3,713,884
(bef. sink, fds.)
135,629
377,470
297,695
1,233,001
outstanding-
1,837,136
1,837,111
1,837,136
1,837,111
share
SO.01
SO.14
JSO.IO
oper.
shs.
"Earns,
Ry.—System Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
revenues
Com.
Pa.,
Design
or
being
Period End. Apr. 30—
"
Philadelphia,
common
are
1,000
1.000
Joseph Walker &
Exchange
30,
$5,034,313
$0.93
shares
1,000
Co.,
Inc.
Pennsylvania RR.—Tender for Bonds—
Corn
$2,125,592
$0.88
common
registration statement
285,600 shares of
on
1,000
Co
&
O'Conuell
The
Net
Trust
1,461.350
$2,014,756
2,275,500
of
2493.
Girard
1,595,000
2156.
p.
Net inc.
The
398,750
share
com.
on
Rockwell-Standard
2,000
Wood,
Witter
398,750
stock
per
"Based
2,000
Bache
Dean
2,219,634
$6,560,514
stock
2,000
Corp.
Co
Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
Model, Rolai7ff~S Stone—
Co
2,897,992
$6,629,313
Rockwell-Standard Corp.—Statement Effective—
2,500
Hulme,
&
common
2,500
&
3,500
&
pfd.
on
507,961
$2,524,342
Earnings applicable to
Humphrey
Stroud
3,500
Pressprich
Divds.
2,500
Co.—
—
W.
-
Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammil & Co.—
6,000
Co.
Robinson
The
7,000
—
779,237
$2,413,506
Shares
Union Se-
Co
deductions
income
•Earns,
following have severally agreed
the respective numbers of shares of
Pierce, Fen-
&
Eastman
Net
pre¬
preferred capital
credited to premium on
account.
company
set
income
Gross
Income
series
Shares
p.
anil
of
and
It
portables,
of
highlights
dial
with
par)
stock
authorized
or
the
stock
3
set
result
a
antennas:
The
except as set forth in the company's mortgage to The
City Bank of New York, as trustee, dated as of Nov.
amended, but
total
authorized
indebtedness
fixed
at
account
from
Rhoades
Radio and "Victrola"
a
jack
for
personal
listening,
phone-jack, and reduced battery-drain on low-volume personal listen¬
ing level.
A recessed band selector switches easily to the desired
frequency, and a spring loaded rotary switch operates pilot lights
8,000,000
($100
PURCHASERS—The
1,250,000
has
3,000,000
outstanding. Of the consideration to be received
stock, $100 per share is to be credited to
stock
500,000
1MBT6)
about
weighs
tube
development
also
Outstanding
limited
classes
—V.
<Model
bands.
Government
$40,000,000.
R.
III
National
1945,
be
model
new
zones
1956.
stock—
(par
General Manager, RCA Victor
Containing nine RCA transistors, the set operates on nine "D" cell
batteries, the type known as standard flashlight batteries. It will have
5,805,000
cumul.,
preferred
f
an
1,000,000
4.64%
1898.
p.
ship-to-shore and amateur short-wave bands
FINANCING
;
preferred stock
Common
in
short-wave
Other
$9,793,000
4.24%
liquefied petroleum gas
the Dalles, both in the
the
and
area
approval of the Oregon Public Utility
the
to
plus two
revenues
Dec.
1975
preferred
and
Raytheon
ended
year
of
a
com¬
also
area
operating
change
a
antenna.
\
4.25%
187,
Strato-World
The
The
service
1978
stock,
19,
Division.
$11,979,000.
furnishes
rural
2%% series due 1980—
3j/4% series due 1982
5% series due 1987—
■(Preferred
subject
Center at Princeton,
case.
of
sale
Authorized
series
May
on
approved by the stockholders
was
A
powerful
seven-band,
all-transistor
radio,
weighing
less
than
12
pounds and operating on flashlight batteries, will be marketed
during the next month, it was announced June by Raymond W. Saxon,
said, '"is
ranging from
"First mortgage bonds:
series
has
Semiconductor
of
profit of $3,256,927 for the year ended Dec. 31,
with electric operating revenues of $15,901,994
compares
income
net
company
July 1, 1958.
recently purchased
On Market—
"The
treasury
for expenditures
that its 1958 construction
estimates
approximately
company
net
a
this
Gas Co.
about
tube-type, multi-band
$102.98 per share
to
at wholesale to four municipalities.
population of 270,000.
$17,029,543
of
Natural
the Eugene-Springfield
Oregon,
conventional
dividend
&
prices
down
1963
reimburse
to
company
in
1317.
p.
Co.—Name Change Effective-
to
Glore,
and estimated to be received
company
EARNINGS—The
3%
$1.34
Radio Corp. of America—All Transistor Portable Radio
Corp.
4.75%
a
energy
2%%
$0.51
—„—
Coke
meeting
effective
company
State
company's cash requirements during 1958
acquisition of new facilities and the betterment
to
as
Gas &
annual
be
systems
associates
Boston
First
redeemable
accrued
or
amount
well
as
estimated
a
13,532,469
$13,226,292
first quarter,
Columbia-Southern
Chemical
Corp.,
a
subsidiary, placed in operation extensive new chlorine
Northwest
to
will
due
Offered—
and
share..
common
the
the
name
and
the
The
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
and
5,572,107
$5,068,336
—
Acquisition—
763.
p.
Stock
Smith
100.15 for
Harriman Ripley
proceeds
band
on
towards
construction
munities
taxes——
26,758,761
1958.
of
was
it
Exchange
173,
(jointly),
before June
or
1973,
applied
such
1957
10,640,443
—
national
received
«te
share
per
the
income
Portland
June 4 an issue of 60,000 shares of
on
preferred stock
new
June
existing
for
1958
taxes
Commission.—V.
the
listing
Barney <fc Co. and
share for a 4.72%
dividend
per
be
500,000
500,000
taxes.———
producing facilities at Natrium, W. Va.—V, 187,
stricken
been
Stock
publicly
are
Pierce, Fenner &
were
gether with cash
will
500,000
Hutton
income
income
for
During
for
Co.
(jointly),
Forgan & Co.
and W.
C. Langley <fc Co.
(jointly), 100.1599 per share for a 4.68%
dividend
rate;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.
and
White,
Weld
<te
Co.
(jointly), 100.4599 per share lor a 4.76% dividend rate.
ner
Hutton
E.
W.
200,000
Read
&
Illinois
100,000
&
&
Friedrichs
E.
W.
&
Co—
B.)
500,000
100,000
100,000
150,000
150.000
&
J.
Co.
Co._
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
150,000
Podesta
Co.
Davenport
(J.
&
&
Son
Hcrnblower
100,000
Cooley
their
receive
26.
from
Ripley
preferred
150,000
Hilliard
200.000
1,000,000
Co._
bids
100.655
1,000,000
Co—
Hemphill, Noyes
Henry Herrman
100,000
Co
&
-
Co.,
&
150,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
Central
National
&
Miller
100,000
Inc.
to
ferred
1,000,000
ioo 000
&
& Sons..
Slocumb
agents,
•
Other
Harrlman
rate;
100,000
150,000
500,000
'
■
company's expanding fiber glass division started construction in
1958, of a 25,000,000-pound-per-year continuous yarn plant
at Shelby, N. C. This newr unit is scheduled for partial operation at the
4.64% dividend rate.
"Not
200,000
200,000
(other
interest——
The
preferred stock (par $100) at a price of
101.978, to yield 4.55%. The group was awarded the issue
at competitive sale June 3 on its bid of 101.263 for a
First
Co.
Inc.
100,000
«
Sullivan
Co., Inc.
Brown
Garrett
1,000,000
1,250,000
150,000
and
February,
cumulative
200,000
Co.,
200,000
(William)
&
Co._
Blunt Ellis 6i Simmons.
Elyth & Co.,
surrender
to
transfer
granted
publicly
Fleming-
Hibbs
200,000
Inc.—
Blair
has
stock
offered
100,000
300,000
300,000
Michigan
First
150,000
B.
May
on
SEC
said
Lynch,
100,000
Co
119,225,017 141,803,212
——„——_
expenses,', taxes
taxes),
profit
Earnings
as
requested
(par $1)
registration
number
Pennsylvania
Securities
&
.■
$117,306,151 $150,900,654
Provision
1958,
CAPITALIZATION
500,000
100,000
"$
'
—————————
wholly-owned
Merrill
them
aggregate
Federal
before
Profit
1,000,000
Co
500.000
&
The
Union
Estabrook
& Co.,
to
$500,000
Dillon,
Turner,
>
severally
— ——
general
income
Sales
Y„
N.
1958,
stock
stock
and
limited
strike
1957.
Equitable
150,000
com¬
debentures;
Corp.
Inc.
Blair
the
sell
200,000
Co.
been
12,
May
listing
the
to
exercise
have
to
200,000
&
6,
approved a proposal to sub¬
presently constituted into four
stock, without par value.
company's
capital
from
program
200,000
Co
Stearns
Becker
has
Securities
&
Bateman, Eichler
Bear,
the
150,000
June
1957.
worthy & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
E'ppler, Guerin &
&
Co., Inc.
Baker, Simonds & Co._
Baker, Watts & Co,—
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
York
New
Paramount Motors Corp.—Stock Stricken From List—
electric
F
300,000
Baird
treasury
El
Corp.
W.
in
redeemed
pursuant
Eastman
-
Redpath
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Robert
31,
named
set
100,000
Securities
Dec.
Drexel
3,000,000
Auchincloss, Parker
Dick
amounts
7,143,287 shs.
debentures
granted
company
Co._
American
822,991 shs.
amount
issuance
underwriters
and
&
Adams
C.
The
—
principal amount of
Goldman, Sachs
J.
since
reserved
shares
purchase,
severally,
A.
company
granted or which may be
restricted stock option plan.
agreed
of
principal
options
pany s
of
the
profit
antenna
' 12.000,000 shs.
amount
$4,679,000
by
Rector St.,
Two
24,
common
PROCEEDS—-The
850,000 shs
—
par)
principal
includes
acquired
(Includes
of
($6.25
$3,055,000
1957;
par)
*
_
petroleum products, and
3 Months Ended March 31—
The National Commercial Bank & Trust
Co., Albany, N. Y., wil act as transfer agent for the new common stock.
This is in addition to the stock being-transferable at the National
Trust
Co.,
Limited, in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, Canada.
—V. 183, p. 1518.
5,070,000
50,000,000
;
13,237,100
stock.
common
after
14,875,000
4%%
1988—.*.
shares
($100
April
on
of
have
the
of
one
$106.62
1966,43/8
1970,
1,
share
Shareholders
to
40,000,000
"Sinking fund debentures:
Due
2033,
Room
shareholders
each
announced
company has been for many years a leading pro¬
glass containers in the United States.
It also manufactures
glass tableware, glass tubing and rod, pharmaceutical and scientific
glasswaie, television bulbs, glass block, and other miscellaneous glass
of
1957
<jjj
\
261,727,163 296.103,601
'
shares ol' "new" common
BUSINESS—The
ducer
'•
28,379,430
34.347,135
be
proceeds
1958
,\'L '
2337.
p.
The
divide
merged
was
net
Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
<•'. '■
20,516,576
Shares outstanding at end of peiiod—34,351,902
Net profit per share———
$0.60
; —V. 187, p. 990.
Net
Net
$15,266,000
Owens-Illinois'
balance
The
will
$0.15
>
6,080,300
At
net
S0.2Q
of
Provision
1,000,000
■
at
company
187,
new
The debentures
5,711,112
—-
stock-—_ —
85,155,651
leaseholds and development costs,
depreciation, and retirements—
—30.749.619
will up to noon (EDT) on June 24 receive bids for the purchase from
it of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds due July
1, 1988.
See also
the
redeemable
—
1957
871.000
5,706,052
1,000,000
Co.
Weld
and
Federal
Depletion
100,000
—
1958
1.141,000
income ——
than
100,000
Co
&
Private
—
$11,593,000 $10,123,000
——
_—,————
,
—
&
&
.
,
Operating
300,000
Walker
:.
100,000
300.000
Page-IIersey Tubes, Ltd.—Stock Split Effective—
sinking
debentures, the company
prior to maturity, and may
at its option make sinking fund payments in addition to the
required
payments.
For the sinking fund, which becomes operative in
1963,
required
to
•
purchases of crude oil,
merchandise
Co.—
&
31—
common
300,000
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Bids June 24—
scribed and books closed.
is
an
Co.—Reports Improvement—
March
Petroleum
'
..
i
oversub¬
was
to
not
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Earnings—
Co. and
and accrued
1984
prices
at
Securities
2917.
p.
•:
.
Gross
„—~~-■
Walker
Cement
Ended
shares outstanding—
185,
Phillips
underwriting
group headed jointly by Lazard Freres &
Goldman, Sachs & Co. offered publicly on June 4,
$50,000,000 of 3%% sinking fund debentures, due June 1,
1988, the first public sale of debentures in the history
1,
July
2493.
Quarter Ended March 31—
100,000
Co—
2337,
p.
—
100,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Walston
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
L.
Co.,- Inc.
H.
due
S250,709,
p.
operating revenues.
Earnings per share of
1,000,000
—
Day...
——
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Inc.—
Co.
Corp.
Co
L.
Van
&
and
Common
100,000
Leach-
150,000
R.
of
187,
Webster
&
earnings after taxes
300,000
200,000
—
Net
&
I
300,000
Co.
Months
Net sales
100,000
Boyce..
Corp—
300,000
&
Three
100,000
Meyer
American
<fc
Stone
—
Permanente
200,000
Spencer Trask & Co—
Tucker, Anthony &
300,000
——
Rlter & Co.—
The
Co,
Webster
Gardner..
Reinholdt
&
Co
&
Securities
&
Co
&
&
Swiss
500,000
Pressprich
Putnam
200,000
&
Agee
Thomas
Curtis
W.
R.
1,50,000
Jackson
Jaffray
Hopwood
company
Glass
Co,.
Northwest
Webber,
Salomon
Owens-Illinois
Sterne,
"E,"
sum
100,000
Co.—
&
1,000,000
100,000
100,000
Co.—
<fc
Co.—
&
Frank,
Co—
Newhard,
Ohio
Co-
Staats
Bros.
Stern,
150.000
&
150,000
& Co
Cook &
Pacific
R.
Stamtn
L,
150,000
&
Smithers
Siein
&
—
Co.
Newburger
S.
A.
100,000
Co..
Nc'wbold's Son
H,
W.
Reynolds
One William Street Fund
Moore
William
Piper,
This
Barney
Smith,
F.
purchase of common stock
and the retirement of
preferred stock of Orange and Rockland Electric Co. of New Jersey,
and to finance construction expenditures.
Construction expenditures
of Orange and Rockland Utilities and its subsidiaries for the period
1958 through I960 are estimated at
$24,500,000.—V. 187, p. 1209.
the
Smith,
150,000
the
interest.—V.
Corp., New
York, negotiated the private placement of $600,000 6*4%
first mortgage bonds, due 1977, with the Mutual Life In¬
surance Co. of New York.—V. 187, p. 2004.
&;
.....
excluding
Placement
300,000
Co
&
150,000
200,000
series
bonds,
exhaust
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
Peoples Natural Gas Co. of South Carolina
200,000
Deane
100%,
exceed
<te
—
Scribner
Stone
&
W.j
Co
100,000
Co.-—,
Roland
(Chas.
Simon
M.
to
.
.
100,000
&
Singer,
•
4V*%
sufficient
amount
200,000
&
—
Moore, Leonard &; Lynch
Paine,
and
Co.,
—
Milwaukee
Model,
I.
1,000,000
—
&
$200,000
Co._
Scranton
?•.
300.000
Turben
Inc.
The
proceeds of its sale of such securities, Rockland Electric will pay bank
loans of $3,385,000 incurred in connection with
its construction pro¬
gram
&
mortgage
general
Inc.
Stringfellow
&
Inc.
Lynch,
Fenner
a
covering
§10,000,000 of first
to be offered for public sale at
sell
and
—
;
Merrill,
registration statement with the SEC on May 29,
mortgage bonds, series F due
1988*
competitive bidding. Of the net
proceeds, approximately $6,300,000 will be used to pay bank loans
incurred in connection with the company's construction program and
the retirement of preferred stock of The Orange and Rockland Elec¬
tric Co.
(a predecessor*.
Subject to regulatory agency approval, the
company also proposes
to use $2,000,000 of the proceeds to purchase
20,000 shares of common stock of Rockland Electric Co., a subsidiary.
Any balance of proceeds will be applied to construction expenditures.
According to the prospectus, Rockland Electric also proposes to issue
filed
This company
Hutton &
Pomeroy,
Co
&
co.
and
Orange
Schoellkopf,
150,000
<te
Mason-Hagan,
Securities and Exchange
$100,000
Co.—
McDonald
187, p. 777.
1958
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
(2552)
per
com.
requirements
for
preferred
stock.
.(Deficit.—V.
187.
S0.41
p.
2494.
Volume 187
Number 5749
„
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2553)
9
«
MM
San Diego Imperial
•
,
Corp.—Registers. With SEC—
The
.
corporation,
mercial
This
corporation on June 2 filed a registration statement with the
SEO covering 70,000 shares of 5*i%
cumulative convertible preferred
stock, $10 par* to be offered for public sale at par through "J. A.'
Bogle & Co., Salt Lake City. The underwriting commission Js to be
85c per share.
Net proceeds of this financing will be used to retire
$550,000 of promissory notes.
These, notes represent borrowings of
$250,000 which were applied toward the purchase. in November, 1957
of South Bay Sayings & Loan Association stock, and of $300,000 which
were
applied toward the purchase in. February,. 1958 .of South. Bay.
Savings & Loan Association stock.
and
finance
the
income
net
Period End. Apr. 30—
Net
revenues
ry.
Net income
Common
Earns,
1958—Month—'*1957
We're
1958—4 Months—*1957
$0.25
$0.33
$1.03
Operating
revenue
Profit
before
Taxes
on
Net
.
income
taxes
income...
—„
'.1*.
income
Dividends paid
Number of outstanding
Earnings
Current
assets
—V.
at
187,
—J. 18,328,853
—
31-———:
:
6,390,973
July
on a consolidated
basis but they, do not give effect to re*"
of any portion of prior year taxes which may be-recoverable.
The; net earnings for the first three months of 1958 are equivalent
mission
to
company had any new acquisitions
"there
Is
nothing definitely pending.
19,402,014
10,577,238
debenture
stockholders
Incorporation
2,500,000
to
so
May
on
to
as
1,250,000
22
reduce
voted
amend
authorized
the
shares.—V.
to
187,
filed
covering
company
1958,
1983, to
4,
1,
be
registration
a
$150,000,000
offered
for
statement
of
public
with
would
sinking fund
sale through
Sharon Steel
concluded
Co.—Reports Loss for Quarter—
'
1958
"
——
|.Capital shares
Earned per
—
—_
—
1'.
~
.
tLoss.
the
this
SEC
Iranian
-
,
above.—V.
Pan American
holders
p.
r..
of
2120.
time
•
has
The
June
developed for the U. 8. Army Signal Research
and Development Laboratory, Fort Monmouth, N. J., by Kleinschmldt,
a
subsidiary of Smith-Corona.
It prints out messages at 750 words
a
-
minute—12
than
times
faster
than
the
average typist, five times faster
conversation, and more than ten times faster than
equipment.—V. 187, p. 2120.
normal
'standard teletypewriter
1
area
form
in
before
at
least
recently
shared
equally
by
cash
,
,
i
Southern Co.—System Plans Continued Expansion—
Branch, Jr.,
President, on May 28 announced that the
of the Southern system, will continue in the future even
rapidly than during the past 10 years. He said more than half
billion dollars would be invested by the system companies in the
three years* 1958-60,
of which $161,000,000 will be spent in 1958.
"The
relatively slight
reductions in power consumption by a few
warrant any major revision of our budget estimates or our plans for
warrant any major revlsio of our budget estimates or our plans for
plant expansion," he declared.<
a
:
.
Dillon,
;
Among major construction projects he mentioned the Coosa-Warrior
•
hydroelectric
struct ion
-
kilowatts
development
Alabama
in
will
which
include
the
con-
new
dams and the addition of 'more than 625,000
generating capacity.
He also mentioned the huge new
generating plant
under
construction
at
WllsonviUe,
the Southern Electric Generating Co. to be owned equally
Estimated
Net
.Ala.,
_
by
of
by Alabama and Georgia power companies. This plant will have an
initial generating capacity of one million kilowatts —V. 187, p. 2271.
Period End. Mar. 31-—
Operating
$5,060,767
7,907,527
per
be
revenues—
$2,120,058
1,688,094
$1,785,118
1,374,441
$7,603,713
-
$6,554,868
5,980,825
5,185,981
taxes
—-—
Provision for Federal &
Net
1958—12 Mos.—1957
*
—
before
income.
Earnings
per
other income taxes
share
$1,861,212
$0.74'
•
*$1.17
•After
adjustment for 5% stock dividend paid in December 1957.
total working capital at March 31, 1958 amounted
$35,305,413, as compared with $33,985,389 a year earlier. Cash and
United»States Government securities
(including such securities held
in anticipation of Federal and other income tax -payments)
totalled
$19,303,977 on March 31, 1958.—V. 187, p. 1790.
;
...
The corporation's
to
income.
$431,964
4353)25
$410,677
$1,622,888
$1,368,887
1,384,829
219,143
•412,265
100,104
1,634,681
deductions—.—
Utility
oper.
income
Gross
Income
689,885
.
403,267
.
States
common.
share
of
efforts;
their
$23,000
as
accepted by holders of not less than two-thirds- of the outstanding
States common (1,606,005 shares).—V. 187, pw-2272.
Stock
books closed.
The
5.80%
entitled
to
a
series preferred stock is priced at $100 per share and I*
sinking fund which provides for.retirement^ either by
months'-period commencing
of this series
5% of this series
outstanding on May 31, 1963. The sinking fund redemption price Is
$100 per share.
The 5.80% series preferred stock is also-redeemable
at the option of the company at prices ranging 'downward lrom $110
per share through June 1, 1963, to $100 per share after June 1, 1975.
The 5.35% subordinate convertible preferred stock -is priced at $100
per share and is convertible into common stock at $31 per common
share on or before May 31, 1963 and at $33 per share thereafter and
on or
before May 31, 1968, subject to earlier redemption.
The con¬
vertible preferred stock is redeemable at prices ranging downward from
$105.25 per share to $100 per share after June 1, 1979/
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of these securities will
redemption
by purchase, during each 12
or
31, 1964, of 2
with the 12 months' period ending May
outstanding on May 31, 1963, and after May 31, 1973,
,
be used in
connection with the company's 1958 construction program.
Including a $49,000,000 expansion program under which- approximately
100 million additional cubic feet of gas per day. would be delivered to
certain of the company's present customers commencing with the 19581959 winter season.
Upon completion of the program- the company's
,
.
$1,173,589
—
—
1957
$23,356,946 $31,236,223
2,418,589
4,108,212
1,245,000
2,247,000
Middle
{Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Preferred
$0.58
1958
sales
Income
of
share
Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and associates offered
publicly June 4 an issue of 150,000 shares preferred
stock, 5.80% series ($100 par), and 100,000 shares pre¬
ferred stock; 5.35% subordinate convertible' series ($100
par) of this corporation. Issues were oversubscribed and
Stewart-Warner Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Three Months Ended March 31—
one
to form and act as Manager of a group
exchanges. Dealers will be- paid: 20 cents
Middle States common deposited for. exchange
is
Inc.
Middle
$4,583,349
7,902,325
$0.64
shares outstandingshare
number of
profit
Net
Co.—Earnings Lower—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
exp.iaxes_—w *
Oper.
taxes
for
common
and in addition the dealer manager will re¬
compensation for Ita services.
Although Tennessee Gas desires to -acquire- all < of the outstanding.
Middle States common, it is a condition of the exchange offer that It
-
$54,854,238 $49,332,542
10,710,767
9,558,349
5,650,000
4,975,000
Gas
Read Sc. Co.
each
ceive
five
of
Southern Nevada Power
'
-
covering
through
—V. 187, p. 578.
steam-electric
,
taxes—
profit
Average
Net
1957
1958
;
before
.
&
dealers which will solicit
for
Pan
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
Profit
Plohn
company
Tennessee
Jersey)—Secondary Offering—
A secondary offering of 90,000 shares of common stock
(par $7) was made on June 2 Jby White, Weld & Co. ait
$53.50 per share with a dealer's concession of 90 cents
per share. The offering was quickly completed.—V. 187,
p. 2495.
Three Months Ended March 31—
Offered—Charles
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
1,084,054 shares of $5 par common Stock,
The
to offer this stock in exchange for common stock
of, Middle States Petroleum Corp. at the rate of .45 of a share of
Standard Oil Co. (New
Sales
Inc.—Stock
'f
company proposes
$25,000,000, which is about $6 per acre; In comput¬
ing taxes due Iran, this bonus will be amortized over a ten-year period.
Both Pan American and NIOC will pay Income taxes to the Iranian
Government equivalent to 50% of their net profits. There is provision
for operating losses to be carried forward for ten years.
.
No rentals will be paid during the first twelve years of the agree¬
ment.
Thereafter rentals' will be paid bn a graduated scale, ranging
from about $1.60 per acre in the thirteenth year up to about $2,50
per acre from the twenty-fourth year onward.
Rentals are treated
as a
credit against Iranian income taxes.—V. 187, p. 1790.
expansion
more
$0.12
$0.04
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Registers With SEC
The
2,, 1958,
of
bonus
; 88,124
694,042
.
on
exploitation period is 25 years from the date of commercial
production, with provision for three extensions of five years each.
Within 30 days, Pan American will pay to, the Iranian Government
a
_
Co., New York; Clayton Securities Corp.y Boston, Mass.,
and Cruttenden Podesta & Co., Chicago, 111.; jointly,
June 6 offered 200,000 shares of common stock (par
20 cents) at $2,315 per share.—V. 187, p; 2040.
National
of
be
-•
share———___*
-30,487
694,042
Tel-A-Sign,
16,000-square-kilometer
the northern part of the
If a
commercial .discovery
is made, Pan
development expenditures against the total ex¬
will
112,734
$98,273
'•After preferred dividend requirements.—V. 186, p. 2200.
and
expenses
,
.
preferred dividend requirements-
years
operational
44,923
$40,636
—______
—
1957
$1,971,719
-211,007
85,559
shares
will commence within six months and drilling
exploratory well will start within 18 months. Devel¬
one
and
1891.
1958
—_
•Earned per common
fulfilled.
apply
186, p.
$1,845,051
—
taxes—.I
Common
agreed to spend
four
Oil Co. above.—V.
Net after
Iranian
and
Suntide
of
Income taxes
'
a
Corp.
shares Of 'the' remaining
four
Symington-Wayne
sales
Harllee
'
of
Net
Petroleum
Corp.,
a
National Iranian Oil Co.
Petroleum
for each
1891.
p.
Taylor Fibre Co.—Reports Smaller Profit—
device was
new
186,
Three Months Ended March 31—
The
,
fastest message printer and code puncher, the first
family of super-speed combat teletypewriter units, was
3 by the U. B. Army and BJeinschmidt Laboratories.
new
1939.
p.
Chase Manhattan
Net
American and NIOC.
►
world's
a
unveiled
•
stock
.
Pan.?American
offshore
acres)
has
been
American may,
of
187, p. 1789.
merger
>
-
common
Wayne Pump Co. should forward certificates to
sank, New York, agent,,to receive 2V* $1 par
Corp., and a Warrant to purchase one
common
share at $10 a share from June 1, 1958 through May: 31,
1963, and at $15 a share thereafter ta May 31, 1968, Inclusive, for
each Wayne Pump $1 par share surrendered. Cash Will be paid in lieu
of fractional shares.—V. 187, p. 1095.
ploration, .obligation.
Exploration surveys
Subsidiary Develops New Message Printer—
The
in
-
exchanged
Stockholders
The
$34,000,000 on exploration operand an additional $6,000,000 per year
Pan American may
discontinue explora¬
tion. without further obligation at the end of any year after the first
four provided the obligation for exploration expenditures up to that
between "Smith-Corona, Inc., and
has been given by the Metropolitan Life
Prudential Insurance Company of America
under terms of loan agreements.
Stock¬
both companies have yet to vote on the merger;—V. 187,
proposed
Marchant Calculators,: Inc.,
Insurance Company and the
"■Such approval. Is required
1957.—V. 187,
Sunray Mid-Continent
Shares
during the next eight years.
"
the
of
Symington-Wayne Corp.-^Exchange Offer—
,
Smith-Corona, Inc.—Merger With Marchant Approved
to
between
.Co.. will
Oil
opment
By Creditors—
shares
Comparable earnings for the
the 10,752,247 full share*
Suntide Refining Co.—Merger Proposed—
See
jointly finance a non-profit Joint
ptock company,, to be known m IPAC (IranPou American Oil Co.)
which will act as agent of the joint venture U\ exploration, develop¬
ment, and production of petroleum in the area of operations.
Shea Chemical Corp.—Merger Approved—
See Hooker Electrochemical Co.
full
on
on
debentures due
an underwriting
stated on June 2 that the
the Shah has approved the
agreement Pan American
erations.in the first
A.
Consent
agreement
and
subsidiary of Standard, and
exploration and development of
Under
Roemer, Chairman of the Hoard, indicated that based on
; forecasts an up-turn may take place during the fourth quarter ana on
this basis the company could experience a substantial increase in sales
during that quarter.—V. 187, p. 779.
"
Chairman,
ratified
(about 4 million
Persian'Gulfi
1957
$23,901,809 $47,665,789 713,213
*3,216,644
283,213
*1,592,644
1,100,088
1,100,000
t$0.26
$1.45
_
share
"Profit.
James
—
Prior,
has
.wholly-owned
■
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales and other income
Net loss before income taxes, etc.
Net loss after taxes
O.
parliament
for
•
be
common.—V.
the
Standard'Oil Co; (Indiana)—Forms Jointly New Co.—
Frank
V
the Certificate of
capital stock from
2006.
p.
share
3,125,000 outstanding shares of Suntide. Under the' merger plan, which
is
subject to stockholders approval, one share- of" Sunray common
Net after taxes...
The
on March 31,
a
nounced
(Calif.)—Files With SEC—
designed to Increase production of the company's motor gasoline.
—V. 187, p. 2120.
„
187,
Shahmoon Industries, Inc.—To Reduce Capital Stock—
•
/
11,397,401
$1.24
The directors of this company and of Sunrise Refining Co. an¬
on April 22 they had entered into a "memorandum of under¬
standing" concerning a merger of the two concerns.
The under¬
standing was expected to result in an agreement of merger of Suntide
into Sunray on or about Sept. 1.
Sunray holds about 50% of the
as
•
Co.,
the
on
were
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Merger Planned—
.
Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, and Cruttenden, Podesta &
Chicago.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
p. 2006.
share
a
quarter
outstanding
}
Plant Expansion Proposed—
The corporation on May 23. filed a letter, of notification-with the... 1
Plans -to expand the
company's Richmond, Calif., refinery were an¬
PEC covering 10,000 shares of 5%
cumulative-preferred stock to be
nounced May 29. • The program, understood to involve about $33,000,000
offered at par
($25 per share* through First Trust Co. of Lincoln,
■will Include installation of a
40,000-barrel-a-day fluid tsatalytic cracker
"Neb.;
cents
19571 first
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used to
prepay
the company's outstanding 1.85 %
loans from banks payable Aug. 1,
.1958, in' the amouht of ■ $50,000,000: and to ^supplement the general
funds of the company.
The proceeds to be added to the general
tfunds have not heen-allocated,' but
they will be available for capital,
exploratory and development expenditures and for such other pur-poees as. the: company's management may determine.
The company's
plans for 1958 include a program of capital, exploratory and develop¬
ment expenditures of approximately
$375,000,000.
.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
31
outstanding at the end of that period.
the
supplied by amendment.
Securities Acceptance Corp., Omaha, Neb.—Files With
i.
calculated
,
group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and Dean Witter & Co.
The
Interest rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be
2120.
p.
convertible
June
3.659,169
$0.92
$0.55 '.
—
March 31
liabilities at March
.Current
3,659,489
:
:
$10,000,000
$6,000,000
excess-of 5%%.
Hie
1957
$2,008,099 i $3,392,842
$1,646,770
$914,792
shares
share
per
about
issue, according to the company's proxy
presently contemplated carry an interest rate not
Thomas Peterson, counsel for the company, said
it was hoped that the conversion
price would be "10% or perhaps
5% above the market price" of Standard Financial's stock.
The company has 1,214,464 common
shares issued and outstanding
out of an authorized issue of
2,500,OOO^Shares.—V. 186, p. 1891.
$12,439,456 $13,615,709
2,011,099
3,692,842
3,000
300,000
:
if
said
Meridith
Standard Oil Co.
1958
privately
always looking for such Situations,"
Proceeds from the issue
working capital, he said, "to Improve the company's
leverage."
The
in
was absorbed 3-1-58,
For comparative 'purposes, 1957
beginning with March, except per share earnings, have been
to include separately reported MD&S figures.—V.
187, p. 2006.
Quarter EndeAMarch 3*1—
-
Consolidated not income of this company and its subsidiaries ''tot''
the
three-month period ended
March 31, -1958; "totaled $3,574482/
Joseph N. Pew, Jr., Board Chairman,; announced on April 26.
This figure compares with the consolidated net for the first
quarter,
Of 1957 Of $13,331,110.
Federal income taxes for the first three months of 1958 have been'
$851,000.
stockholder
a
Mr.
statement, will
$1.42
Seaboard Oil Co. (& Subs.)- -Earnings Lower—
.
] Sun Oil Co. (Phila., Pa.)—Earnings Declined—"
earnings
'MD&S RR. Co.
;
figures
restated
com¬
will be added to
_____
Shares
per-com. share—
a
1957
was
by
planned,
$13,035,110 $14,693,298 $52,163,442 $58,927,398
1,520,430
1,868,941
6,110,593
7,890,542
1,194,619
1,610,910
4,926,842
6,855,062
outstd.
4,805,385
4,800,110
4,805,385
4,800,110
*
is
of
15-year-senior-debt- obligations.
These would have precedence over
newly-authorized convertible debentures, Edwin Merldeth, Executive
Vice-President, said.
Income
oper.
City,
the
Asked
Gross
York
The stockholders on May 28 approved the authorization of
Seaboard; Air Line RR.—April Earnings Off—
'
New
amounted to more than $98,000,000.
Combined
interest and debt discount last year was $2,603,000;:
before
income
in
convertible, subordinated debentures.
The company
also plans to place
,
«
in
company
with headquarters
company furnishing working funds to 250 industrial
firms.
The gross volume of receivables processed
by
commercial
system capacity will be increased to 1,860 million cubic feet per day,
including deliveries from its gas storage facilities.
The company has under consideration other plans for constructing
additional facilities relating to Its gas transmission and petroleum prod¬
ucts ' transportation systems during 1958, and if all such plans were
carried
out,
the
estimates they would cost
company
approximately
$35,000,000.
transmission of
natural gas.
The company Is also engaged in the transportation of
petroleum products and in the production or oil and gas.
;
(BUSINESS—The company's principal business is the
three months ended March 31 the corporation
EARNINGS—For the
reported $59,047,655 of natural gas revenues and total operating-rev¬
enues of $70,715,098, and a net income of $7,927,721.
This compares
of $48,353,252, and total operating revenues
net income of $6304,725-for the same period *
with natural gas revenues
income
$215,882
$312,161
16j,721
17,912
$944,796
69,682
$981,562
divd.. requirem'ts.
avail, for; com._
outstd.—a verage:
$199,161
$294,249
$875,114
$909,796
Net
Pfd.
Bal.
•
Shrs.
;
*
-
69,670
74,633
-
Earned
:
—V.
623,837
_———.
per
com.
618,686
$0.32
$0.48
share
72,585
620,578"
$1.41
74,757
574.809
„
$1.58
187, p. 2007.
was
announced
on
May
27 that the
name
of this company has
changed; to Diversified .Specialty Stores Corp.
Beginning May. 28, transactions -in the common stock (par one cent)
were recorded on the American Stock Exchange under the new name.r
been
"
—V.
184,
p.
ment.
•
Facilities
2058.
of
the
two
companies,
Vice-President, ^Treasurer
Standard: Financial Corp. (N. Y.)—Registers With SEC
The
-
.
,
corporation on May 29 filed with the Securities and Exchange
Commission a registration statement covering the
proposed public
sale of $4,000,000 of 15-year first subordinated convertible debentures
due 1973;
The underwriting will be arranged by -Glore, Forgan & Co.
The offering» is planned for early in June.
The
ment
proceeds
from
of. $725,000
working
of
the offering'
will
indebtedness;
capital.
be applied first-to .the retire¬
the remainder will be added to
including Grayson's
new
plant
at
being consolidated and will operate under the name of
Straus-Duparquet,. Inc. • - '
Grayson has purchased all of the firm's preferred shares from Stand¬
ard Financial Corp. and, in addition, was issued a substantial- block of
new common stock -in payment-for its business, plant and other assets.
Nathan Straus, 111,-41, who becomes Chairman of the Board and
Chief Executive Officer,-formerly-was with the-predecessor company,
Nathan Straus-Duparquet, Inc. for 15 years, holding the positions of
Executive Vice-President and Director.
He Joined Grayson in 1957 as
are
'
-
4.50%
4.75%
5.00%
5.85%
series
convertible series
series
;
convertible
feeries,
of the Viking Equipment Co., Newark, N. J.
C. W. Robbins, 36, new Executive Vice-President of
series
„—
subordinate
subordinate
convertible series
convertible series
iCommon stock, $7 par
•Additional
sales engineer
„
bonds in
;
tA
bank
loan
15,000,000 shs.
——.
one
or
more
mortgage subject to the restrictions
.
agreement
41,145 shs.
.48,083shs.
.360,000 Shs.
—
series
'5.75%
5.35%
Harry Greitzer,.~49, new President of Straus-Duparquet, is .the Presi¬
and founder of Grayson, and formerly was President and Chair¬
———
—
6.70%
'5.80%
and director.
8traus-Duparquet,
with Nathan Straus-Duparquet for ten years before
joining Grayson as Vice-President and director in 1957.
Samuel R.Sperans, who has resigned as President and director of
Straus-Duparquet, Inc., will continue as consultant to the Company.
In 1957, the Straus-Duparquet sales volume was $16,163,507, with
net operating income of $173,304.—V. 185, p. 2144.
:.
• r,
'
•
pipe line bonds_______$387,000,000
$304,024,000
Mortgage note
—.___
' 3,500,000
2,831,408
Serial mortgage notes——_______
6,000,000
3,445,000
Debentures
62,000,000
59.381,000
Term .loan notes.
—.—————
'56,000,000
53,820,000 Short term notes——
:
$10,000,000
;
preferred stock ($100 par)—
2,000,000 shs.
.185,250 shs.
5.50% first preferred series
—
man
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding-
•First mortgage
dent
was
a
year ago.
manufacturer
and
and
of $53,457,350,
■
of this
92-year-old producer and distributor of food service
furniture and furnishings for the Institutional
of commercial refrigerators and fixtures for
retail stores, was acquired on May 26 by.the Grayson Equipment Co.,
Elizabeth, N. J., maker of institutional food service and freezing equip¬
field,
Elizabeth,
Specialty Stores Co., Inc.—Name ChangedIt
r
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Control Acquired—
Control
equipment,, supplies,
Preferred
Common'
'
71,766
150,0008hs.
lOtkOOO shs.
3503)00 shs.
391,599 shs.
300,000 shs.
8,394.089 ShS.
series may -be issued under the
contained therein.
terminating Sept.
1, 1958 provides for $
revolving credit of $10,000,000.
8A
4.50%
total
of
1,201,087
convertible
series,
shares were reserved' for conversion of
the 4.75% convertible series and ths~ 8.1
the
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2554)
for issuance
280,832 shares were reserved
subordinate convertible series.
the basic conversion prices at ivhich common
stock of the company shall be isuable Upon conversion of the 4.60%
subordinated debentures has been effected, and the adjusted conver¬
Served for
UNDERWRITERS—The
♦ew
underwriters of the
the principal
of
names
convertible preferred series, and the
shares thereof which each has severally agreed to purchase
to
adjustment
shares.—V.
which common stock shall be issuable upon conversion
debentures subsequent to Feb. 3, 1958, and prior to any further ad¬
sion
preferred series and the new
♦umber of
An
:
of
prices at
•
.
follows:
New Preferred
,
'■
,
7
Bache &
Co._L__
—
——
Weeks & Co—
«
*
G.
A.
Blair
Co.
&
Incorporated
& Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan &
_
Blyth
Chaplin & Company
Clark, Dodge & Co.
_—
E. W. Clark & Co.__
Richard W. Clarke Corporation
Courts
—
Drexel
Inc
—
Union Securities
Dillon,
'
,200,,,
.
...
Glore,
Forgan
<fc
200
Co
&
-
1,300
,
500
2,000
200
400
:
.
——
_
800
_
200
2,200
400
Ripley & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
H. 'Henti
Hornblower
E.
W.
E. Hutton
Co
Miller,
&
Kubn,
Baird,
Bissell
W.
300
1,050
300
450
Freres
M.
Laurence
A.
E.
Marks
M.
McCormick
&r
&
Co._____.___
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith—:
Merrill, Turben & Co.,- Inc
The Milwaukee Company—.
_
W. H.
Newbold's Son &
Newhard, Cook
&
300
400
2,200
'
900
•
300
450
600
200
;
;
1,350
600
—
Bros.
Schwabachbr
&
Co._——
&
&
Company
Agnew
&
—
•
900
* 600
.——I——
-'
4
'
:
to
800
700
400
3,000
2,000
■
500
600
t.
■
1,300
300
450
Corporation
3,000
Stroud & Company, Incorporated—.
1,050
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Incorporated—
300
2,000
American
-
&
Co
450
~
Walker
&
White, Masterson & Co._
White, Weld & Co.
^
Winslow, Cohu &
rate
of
one
the
sale
that
e>
weather
A
the
7"-7
'
t
>
reduction
in
an
which
delayed spring planting.
'
charges for the first three months of 1958 totaled
increase of $9,508,462 over the corresponding period of
$1,096,933
Vv
Gas
Pipe
.certificate
a
Power
-;,7.77//•"' ■"
1
Co.,. according to the report, in February
public convenience and necessity from tho
Line
of
Commission
for
the
construction
of
202.7
miles
...
of
30-incli line from the gas-producing area of South Louisiana to
Mobile,
Ala.
The proposed line will serve the
increasing natural gas require¬
ments of
the
northwest
■..
first
rapidly-growing coastal
Florida.
segment
The
is
entire
be
laid
project
for
BSF
Co.
116.7
this
will
miles
at
year
cost
above.—V.
187,
of
this
the
line,
estimated
an
about
■'•yv/ 7;.
United Industrial Corp.—New
See
of Mississippi, Alabama and
area
hand
on
will
y-;77;:y.7
2496.
p.
Pipe
which
of
$18,500,000.
cost
$33,500,000.—V.
of
187.
f
y'.y
interests Buy Stock— 77
929.^;.77,7 ';7:;7>;y7'>''' .7;7
p.
United, States Air Conditioning Corp.-—Stock Changed
The
t-
■<
.
deprecia$1,217,000,
1957.
and
taxes::;.
United
The
r1
.
was
fiscal
future
corporation
recently
stock (par 50 cents)
capital
stock
voted
to
in
exchange
cents).—V.
10
(par
issue
one-, share
for each
186,
five
of
shares
new
of
capital
outstanding
260.
p.
Federal
United States Chemical Milling
Corp.—Acquisition—'
>
The-corporation,
located
in
Manhattan Beach, Calif.; has taken
anpther step forward in assembling diversified applications of chemical
milling techniques within one corporate family by purchasing outright
<
the total assets of Foto-Etch Circuits, Los Angeles; President Charles
H. Lunquist announced May 20.
"
'7\
.*7 Other- recent-moves hu the same direction were the acquisition of
operations, will/be
"
•
of-several
a
more
7'7"
be post¬
advantageous market next
properties
may
'"7'j7*7 1;";77' 77','.'s' "T,
It
was
•
Missile-Air
>
and Hydro Metal Spinning Corp., Los Angeles, both
engaged
the' fabrication ot precision airborne and sp&cebtfrhe
component's.
"in
■.
Foto-Etch
has
Circuits
been
leader
a
the
in
design
and
production
of
printed advanced circuits, now widely used in all phases of the
electronics; industry.
Many phases of printed citcuitrjr manufacturing
are
based on the concept., of ■ chemical milling
an¬
,4;
The
•
;
stockholders
;'500,000
■■777:• ^77^'
and
' •
at-:$7
shares
of
on
May
voted
6
stock
common
share.-/-'
per
-v.
to
cancel
the
of
'
y-
the. 'proposed
corporation
^71
to
-k;'' 7
satefori:;;x^^7'g5^0l?,50^6Ct c?n?idere<i-iwce^ary
186, p7; 2897.
sale ©I
Harold Roth
'X-c'"/ '■>' y':'' ">'j-
.. a result ot
-V.
wholesale service 7-.V.-187, p. 2496.
cooperatives.
United
rural
two
the
common
terms
stock
of
as
y
7
record
1958
for
..With Securities and Exchange Commission—7
v;77
stock
for
Manufacturers
V
subscription offering;
Off
T/Tnj*
OO
.
"
13 Weeks Ended—
Film
1 n~ n
,
corporation on May- 27 filed a letter- of ^notification with the
covering. 5,000 shares of preferred stock-to be offered at-par
.,($25 per share)
without ,underwriting.. The-proceeds are to be used
to
purchase merchandise.—V.
179, p.:49.;.'
r
SEC
May 28,
6,000,000
each
share
Trust
,
;
7
Co., New
77
•
«—i
.._1.11
Mar. 29,'58
I__
'
230,570
2,085,402
Total
Total
income
—
Federal
Net
27,849,056
United
900
.
'300
300
"
gOO
.
2,000
"
-200 1
.
200
400
per
,
:
,
.
^
^
first
...
..
..
169 T76
$172,877
>306,839
were
share
1957
down
in
360,161
187,204
-
$158,640
237,839
$0.52
outstanding
of
$2,452,317
/328.416
$0.73
-
the
was
January,
~
best
in
1958,
:
.
the
but
7
company's history;
improved in February
•
v
•
holding a substantial backlog and incoming orders
according to the announcement.
The western retill
showing a steady improvement and we anticipate a steady
satisfactory,
business
1,942,370
1957:
v
The company is
are
22,507
"
\
(estimated)..
common
quarter
sales
♦ a/1
.
^
shares
whereas
is
increase in
our
1,900,000
911,965
$2,147,711
Wabash
,27,529,630
2,250,000
$2-3/71 680
—
Net earnings
^
Number of shares in the hands of the
public.^.
Earhings per share of -common stock
.....
2,900
»v\ a
income
Earnings
7
eastern
business.—V.
J
2,564,686
$0,84
186, p. 2418.
....
...
_
•
_
_
-
*
m
projects and (he acquisition of additional equipment'contemplated for
1958 aggregating approximately $20,000,000. He added that thofee
*oft2
-7
Projects Postponed—
Arthur
K. Atkinson, President, on May 20 stated that because of
rapid deterioration in the economy and the resultant drop in net
income, it
was
necessary, to
postpone many. desirable improvement
n'rii'-iRn
Hi-addition to the 52,000 shares of cbmmon stock held in
treasury
at Dec. 28jl957j. at a cost of $1,069,273. the
company..purchased {(2800
shares during .the first quarter of 1958 and 284.300 shares during
April at a cost of $t#B05,480^
^
RR.—Improvement
the
.
2^0
-
income -taxes^___
taxes
>
taxes..
and March.
7 613,397
Foreign income taxes
States
/
Vaa
income
Common
Mar, 30,'f7
.7 1958
7
$2,263,715
7Income before Federal income
TJad ai*ol
ta/wima
'
'
.
sales
$32,510,164 $32,863,275
—-
expenses
300
Co.—Earnings Lower—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
$30,194,192 $30,898,398
:
Other operating income___.
200
1,350
Victor Equipment
r.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
-
rentals, including television
,
held.
no
a.
Dividends
j
7
»The
.-
(50 cents per share)
par
subscription agent.
of the
of
,
.
at
said
be underwritten.
;;
'77
7.?
.4.
Wholesale Druggists, Inc., Eastpoint, Ga.—Files
7;'777-7:;/7-7:y7: 777;.7-
additional share
450
—
.
1958
of
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
300
3900
Company
•
900
pean Witter & Co._jhuhwu 3,600
Woodard-Elwood &
the
300
>
in
900
*450
-
wet
The
500
Stetson———'390
yarnall, Biddle & Co
187, p. 13012.
1
300
1 350
I_
•
200
1,350
_I~
Co.—
that
municipalities
n
200 *
300
—_
*
700
750
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day_:
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Incorporated
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co
G. H.
700
Securities
Corporation
*%C'4"
f
vn
"'7;• '..7
from
The increases consisted principally of $2,930,179 for additional
volumes of gas purchased and $3,784,323 for Increased unit cost of
gas;
in dry holes and unproven leases abandoned; and
7 '
shares of common
stock, class A, will be issued upon exercise of the subscription rights
for a period of 35 days from
May 23, 1958, or approximately until
June 27, 1958.
Thereafter during the remaining 35 days until Aug. 1,
1958, when the right to subscribe will expire, the shares of common
stock, class A, will be issued promptly upon exercise of the subscrip¬
tion fights.—V. 187, p. 1586.
200
Swiss
4"
company plans to offer to its stockholders
the right to subscribe on or before Aug.
1>
Under
'
300
300
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Thomas & Company
Spencer Trask & Co
half
first
the
--
offering will not
York, N. Y., will act
300
Sweney Cartwright
added
The
400
Webster
f
The
at
-
800
Boyce.
eleven
1958
400
&
4
resulted
f
additional shares of class A
200
1,200
450
Stone
*1
fiscal
Trans-Cuba Oil Co.—To Issue Rights—
■>
:
400
i]o50
L_,
for
—V. 187, p. 1482.
200 '
600
Stix & Co
.
•
.
1,300
v
i*050
'eoo
&
#lm 4
of
Toledo, Defiance,. and Maumee, and
400
'-750
Stern Brothers & Co
,
V
400
1,950
'
.
income
wells
Toledo Edison will
:
1,300 1
1,200
Co
William R. Staats & Co
Starkweather & Co
r
to
from gas and gaso¬
crude oil, sulphur
in
7'77« 7.>
'
poses.
;___
F. 8. Smithers & Co
C
r\
months
six
oil
crude
$1,577,936
of
77;
and to repay
——ii.L—1,950
Smith, Barney & Co._
Smith, Moore & Co
Stein Bros.
Tishman
400
1,300
Singer, Deane & Scribner
.1
in
increase of $11,164,019
an
or
com¬
use the funds for new construction ,77 .U* S. Lines Co;' (N. Lj^-^cdndary;, OfMring—A sec- ;
ondary, offering of 53,150 shares of-common stock (par
bank loans incurred for construction pur¬
Company plans call for the spending of $18,000,000 7 $1) :\vas made on June 4 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.; New
for construction during 1958.
Toledo Edison furnishes 7 York, at $28,125 per share, with a dealer's concession of
.85 cents^a share.7 The; offering was oversubscribed.—
retail electric service to 159 Ohio communities, including
300 ^
200
—
M
The cqmpany plans to use the proceeds of. the;
construction and to pay off bank loans.
1
900
Co
n
first
Co., $1,800,000.-
.
—1,950
Inc.__
n
the
$1,588,000
200
300
Hutzler——
:
''.77
1957.
i Trust Co., $3,775,000, and Mellon National Bank & Trust
300
900
400
600
Co
&
&
Shearson, Hammill
Shields
,
<
300
'600
_:
4
corporation and its subsidiaries was
first quarter of 1958,
by a decline
•; .//
■■:
.
assigned
>
700 j
,
:
1,950
Hutton & Pomeroy,
with
300
*
Inc
Rowles, Winston
Shuman,
V
1,350
Schoellkopf,
«•#.
for
this
$714,170
months of
operations and sales after administrative costs,
600
The Robinson-Humphrev Company, Inc
Rotan, Mosle & Co
L. F. Rothschild'& Co
Salomon
-
of
offset
sales.
decline
received
indicated.
report
of
nounced on June- 4 that The. First Boston Corp., has»
technology.—Vp 167,
W.
V>7 -H'"''
-i
:• -V '■••!
placed privately with institutional investors, $15,000,000 ' 7 p. -2496.
of first mortgage 4% bonds, due 1988.
r
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.—To Cancel
Principal purchasers of the bonds were: 7 Equitable
Common- Stock—;
• 7^ -.7', 7;'-y
'"Xl ' v:
,Life Assurance Society of the U. S., $5,000,000; Bankersi
r
400
r.
1,350
.-
Rtter &! Co
L
•
450
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc
Reynolds & Co.,
v
;450
—
Reinholdt & Gardner
the
year,
Toledo Edison Co. — Private Placement
>
300
1,050
Co
last
over
poned "in the anticipation of finding
400
600
^
Inc.—
w.
taxes
1361,
p.
totaled
was
Expenses
-
1,350 '
—
—
from
/year."—V. 187', p.-2047.
450
:
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Putnam
;
3,300
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
R. W. Pressprich & Co
300
' 600
—w_—
cold
,
y
7
real estate before taxes for the first six
200 V
,
;
The Ohio Company—-Pacific Northwest Company
r
400
_
Co.
Co.—
&
700
2,000
—.
potash
$77,873,494,
depreciation and taxes was $1,899,000 compared
the same basis for the similar period last year.
)
was
depreciation.. It is anticipated
profitable," Mr/Tishman said.
Mr:
600
I
C..
a
and
compared
i
3,000
_
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Morgan Stanley & Co
F- S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Company.
w.
_
187,
above.—V.
Corp',
by the State Commissions caused by the
reduced demand for petroleum products in the United States.
Sulphur
and potash sales were clown due to lack of demand
resulting from the
]7;777 777: ■7.7V77:'-''
r,
income
the result
which
allowables
for the six-montll 1958 period was $400,000, conlpared with'$3( 0,000 in the same period last year.
'
; """
>.
7 :
;
"This decline in combined net income was caused by the extraordi¬
nary operating loss occasioned by the opening of the'company's newest
;■ office' building.
This loss was in excess of $400,000 of which $340,000
•«
300
.
Merrill
..
300
1,050
_.*■
u
v;
Financing in July—A
securities before the middle
-
<
200
400
450
u
Co
&
900
-
„___^__y_—; 450
._—
.
Miller
•
-
600
.
This was
report to stockholders showed that for
March 31, 1958, income from operations before
increased
/
"v
Corp.—Earnings Up Slightly—
net
revenue
and
income tax provision
'
200
300
:
1-
300
4
Co._—:
&
Co
McDonald & Company..
McDonnell & Co.
Mead,
300
1,350
4
tion
1,300
<
also
•
$32,435,238, or $2.51 a share, compared with $31,289,232,
share, for the 12 months ended March 31, 1957.
line
costs,
sales of
1958
income
200
-
450
—■
'
2,000
■
on
$0.34
$89,468,798 for the first quarter of 1958,
pared with $79,882,715 for the corresponding 1957 period.
semi-annual
ended
months
Profit
fiscal
900
1,950
iu
Inc
Masten
1,300
300
[
a
iprofit totaled $1,573,000, a gain of $55,000 over fiscal 1957's figure.
Although both recurring income from operation of properties and
-profit from sales of real estate increased in the first halfvdf the fiscal
-year compared with the similar period last year, the total combined net
2,000
3,000
_I_
——
Mason-Hagan,
'
200
'
.
1,350
six
475,176
were
Gross
$60 per, unit.
disclosed on May 8 by Norman Tishman, President,
company's
.with $1,889,000 on
■■
2,000
y
1,950
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mackall & Coe
;
300
30O
Rhoades & Co
year;-
the basis
The
stockholders 011
stock owned at
of
>77- *7
"■ 1
*$160,436
j'\
»
equal to 89 cents a share, for the
- McGov/en, President, reported on May 13.
This compares With consolidated net income
$2.42
the
administrative
2,200
.
of debentures to
two shares
.
.
of $11,517,683,
or 89
share in the corresponding quarter last year.
;'J.7:
Consolidated net income for the 12 months ended March 31, this
operation of properties during the first half of fiscal
highest level in the 60-year history of this corpora¬
from
was
The
'
3,300
.
Brothers
Loeb,
tion it
the
700
3,000
300
Lester, Ryons & Co
Carl
1
'
3,000
Higginson Corporation;
Lehman
:
-
200
;
:
i_
Co
&
;
■
:_____
Meeds
each
for
reached
1958
200
Langley & Co.
C.
Lazard
Lee
&
Income
j
200
_
,
of
principal amount
unit
...
190,056 7
,r7:,7 ""-.7 .,:7^
■
■'
cents a
on
Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—Net Off—
'
'
900
450
Co._
$50
1957
C.
Federal
,
—
Inc
N.
1,250
working capital.
.
500; t
—
Co., Inc,____
Kidder, Peabodv & Co. Incorporated
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
;
&
900
Associated Artists Productions
$11,595,304,
•
■remaining 500 shares are to be offered to the President "of "the com¬
pany.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used lor
200
•
300
?—
&
Loeb
200
shares
one
/-r-i
,
$3,350,525
♦350,491
^
L_—„ ...7 $.40,716
In 1957.—V.;i87i t>. 1137.
United Gas
•300
1,350
Co
Mellen
Kidder
M.
.
1,300
750
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__—
A.
750
v
•
1958
$2,071,530
••
tax
—
Consolidated
serial subordinated
and
/
,
> •
C
May 26 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $10) and $37,500
debentures series 1958. The debentures and
stock are to be offered in units of one share of stock
company
covering
6%
of
'
800
.-
The
SEC
of
':
.
400
1,350
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.-—.
The Johnson, Lane, Space Corporation
Joseph,
800
300
v-
Company
&
V
400
■
450
Weeks
&
Hutton &
F.
2,000
3
;
(less-treasury-stock)-«i_i_ii._
'475,176
share—Nil
per
The
2,000
500
300
-
D
covers
Texas and New Mexico.
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—.Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
300
——
announced
Thomas Paint Products
2,000
Co,4—
Hill Richards &
;
>
450
Co.
agreement
-
offering of additional
ot
July is in prospect, according to Robert S. Benjairjin, ^
Chairman of the Board. The company has "been negotiat¬
ing with F. Eberstadt & Co., New York, as prospective
managing underwriter and plans shortly to file with the^
Securities
and
Exchange Commission a registration
statement relating to such offering. It is contemplated '
that any offering of securities will be at approximately
the then market price.—V. 187, p. 1369.
7V■■':7;;'7^77777-'-,7«'
200
—■
H6nry Herman &' Co
;
400 .'
3,000
600
—i-Lj 1,200
1,950
Kirkland &
Incorporated
Harriman
*
900
*»11
——a
_
.
The
800
3,000
3,000
750
600
1,200
—
Goodbody & Co
-—
Granbery, Marache & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
See
It on May 26
AU
Pa *
nil
all of Rowan Oil Co.'s oil andi gas_ properties
These properties include interests
in approximately 15,000 acres held by production and the Rowan company's interest in 142 producing oil wells and 21 gas wells. ~ Included
also are approximately 41,000 undeveloped leasehold acres, some por¬
tions of which appear to hold considerable exploratory promise.
Daily average oil production of the Rowan company in 1957 was
1,360 barrels,
Estimated oil reserves are seven million barrels.
Gaswell gas and associated gas production averaged 8,991,000 cubic feet
dally.'
"'V- ' 7;.
Under the exchange, T. P. also acquires the Rowan company's liquid
assets, including accounts receivable, equipment, cash, securities, and
inventories valued at approximately $2,500,000.—V. 187, p. 2047.
mi.
in Louisiana,
income
7 United Artists Corp.
and Rowan stockholders approved
16,
May
200
.
.
.
300
.
,
4
this company of Rowan Oil Co.'s assets
was
Z-
t
7 United Artists C^rp^-Unit Makes Exchange Offers
or
shares of Texas Pacific stock
275,400
exchange for
Federal
loss
I •Profit
May 26 by H. B. Fuqua, Board Chairman and President.
Both
companies are Fort Worth based.
/
r.
•
!*? • ; .
: t7- The directors of Texas Pacific had voted approval of the exchange on
200
600
Co.____
Sachs
Goldman,
Net
Coal & Oil Co.—Acquisition—
for acquisition by
.
.
Number of shades
common
debenture
will, until
before
Earned
on
200
____
Inc——
share of
a
any
-
cre<Ufc^&iij&£j
.«• ;
84,824
Federal income taxes.—Cr44,108
578.
p.
contract
A
in
300
—
Co.,
7
200
—
&
187,
of
Texas Pacific
200
300
Corporation———— 3,300
First Southwest Company—
600 >
Fridley, Hess & Frederking—.,—
300
Reid
—V.
800
"
3,000
300
Company—
conversion
'
1586.
p.
sales-———.j—
Loss
800
The First Boston
Fulton
;
200
Ehvorthy &'Co._^„—--.,-'v 600
Equitable Securities Corporation
1,350
Estabrook & Co.
1,200
Ferris -&
900
2,000
750
Co
&
„
900
..
1,950
——
Co
Morris, Stokes & Co
Elkins,
:
1,200
____
duPont &
200
750 •/,
Dominick
Co.
&
Francis I.
Eastman
Company,
&
r
200
300
300
450
300
300
300
450
300
._,—,
&
&
Domlnick
800
.
fraction of
any
the
800
Davis, Skaggs & Co._
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast——
R. S. Dickson & Company, Incorporated
Dittmar
soo-
187,
Three Months Ended March 31—-
Net
stock would be issuable on
debentures (or specified portions
thereof) the company
the directors shall determine other¬
wise, purchase such fraction for an amount in cash equal to the cur¬
rent value of such fraction, computed (so long as the common stock
of the company shall not be listed or admitted to unlisted
trading
privileges on a national securities exchange) on the basis, of^the aver-,
age mean of the bid and asked prices for the common stock in the
over-the-counter market on the last business day prior to the date of
conversion
as
reported
by -the
National Quotation Bureau;"" Ihc.
If
.
200
Company, Incorporated
Dallas Union Securities Company
Dain
30a
:
750
300
————■
—
Crowell, • Weedon & Co
Curtiss, House & Co
J. M.
'r
——.1,200
Co..,—
&
300
-300
Inc.,.
Company,
'
400'
——-——
—
Eichler & Co.,——.—7
Becker & Co. Incorporated
Bateman,
4
500
750
300
—300 <
1,350
1,350
3,000
i
Burge & Kraus
Leary &
Barrow,
'
900
'
600
450
1,200
& Co., Incorporated
Baird
Robert W.
Ball,
200
300
.
and Company,
Baiter, Watts &
Baker,
6,000 M
9,000
—
__
Incorporated
1,350
Co—750
C. Allyn
A.
New Conv.
Pfd. Shares
Shares
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
Uovett Abercrombie & Co
V
,
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co.—Reports Loss—
;v
justment, shall be the following principal amounts of debentures for,
each share of common stock: $13.72 if converted at or before the V
time debentures in the aggregate principal amount of $1,500,000 have
•
been presented
and surrendered "or conversion; $15.68 if converted
after the time debentures in the aggregate amount of $1,500,000 have X
been presented
and surrendered for conversion, until such time as
debentures in the aggregate principal amount of $3,000,000 have been-—
presented and surrendered for conversion; and $17.64 thereafter until
all debentures have been presented and surrendered for conversion,
but in nd event later than June I, 1965.
f i' " '
,
€rom the company are as
.
During April 1958, the company borrowed $7,500,000, payable in 16
equal quarterly installments, commencing March 31, 1959 to provide ^'
in part the $9,874,753 of funds expended In the
purchase of 389,108
Conversion Prices—
Texas Industries, Inc^-Adjusted
-
On June 2, 1958, 322,580 shares were re*
conversion of the 5.355» subordinate convertible series.
^pursuant to stock options.
.
.
projects started in 1957 and which'invoive substantial
,
cairttal
outlays
being continued to completion. He stressed that work neemmarv
maintaln'safety and good service is being done.—Vi-107 p 2380 *1
were
to
v
,*
-
\....
.
7
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r.
^
(Contmued
_
on.page
,.
r
'
52) 7-
- -
-
-
•
'*
Volume
Number 5749
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
11
(2555)
■
Name of
In
nounced
are grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the current week.
table in which
second
a
the first
Then
show
we
the
Consumers
5%%
follow with
we
Cook
payments previ¬
Per
Name
&
Alamo
Works
Iron
Albemarle
Class
Pitch,
Paper
B
6%
;
of Company
&
J
(quar.J___„
•
12 %c
7-1
6-
-
Western. Ry.,
7-
1
1
6-20
7-
1
gld.
5%
6-20
7t"1
$3
(s-a»
Altec
Cos.
(reduced!
-
Stock
(qitar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
Home
Corp.
Products
preferred
6-27
€-14
6-17
£>%%
From
net
American
preferred
Fund—
Investment
(quar.)......
'-
;
.
American
Anchor
Co.
Vitrified
American
27%c
(N.
.
Casualty Co.
Products,
Inc.,
Wilcox
&
Common (quar.)
Inc.,
common
preferred
Bath
Iron
Baxter
4'/a%
Corp.
Beatrice
6- 4
Eaton
6-15
6* 9
43%c
% 6-15
150c
7- 7
6-13
5c
7-1
6-19
50c
7- 1
6-13
%
w
(quar.)
25c
from
3%%
...
.....
5%
Biltmore
Hats,
20c
&
Personal
Bound
Brook
Bridgeport
5.28%'
Co.,
American
6%
preferred
<
1
1
7-15
7-
1
8-1
6-30
25c-
6-16
6-16
;
7-1
.
7-
35c
6-16
6-30
California
Class
preference
5%
Canadian
Ltd.,
6%
-
...
7-
.
.
"
;—w-—
...
>
25c
15c
•
28(ec
1
Fibre Products,
Inc.
25
Extra
common
General
4.75%
preferred
Central
Cerro
Indiana
—
(quar.
Gas
(quar.')__—,—
Pasco
de
Chapman
Corp. (reduced).,
Valve Mfg. (quar.)—
Cincinnati
Suburban
&
Bell
-w—
Realty
Co.
preferred
$2:40
shares
6%
Citizens
Clevite
(quar.)
Clifton
Forge-Waynesboro
Quarterly
:J
Extra
Collins
Telephone
,
Co.
6-16
Columbia
System
Glitsch (Fritz W.)
6-13
6- 4
Goldblatt Bros,
6-30
7-15
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Compo
5%
the
of
Stock
&
Grand
Consolidated
Ltd.
(s-a)
Mining
'
&
-
—
Consolidated
Paper,
Consolidated
Reck
Ltd.
6- 2
Gray
Great Lakes Paper,
7- 1
7- 5
6-16
6-20
6-27."
6-13
7- 1
6-13
Great
Drug
—i—
■
—,
(quar.)
—
Green
Hamilton
6-30
6-27
6-10
6-16
Hanover
6-30
6-13
6-30
6-13
7- 1
6-20
6-30
Hansen
Stock
6-30
G-30
6-
6-30
440c
7-15
4%
Y.)
7-15
(quar.)
Gulf Interstate
*
7-
6-16
20c
3
Hertz
7*' 1
6- 6
7- 1
'
*
Co.
Winkle-Munning
Co.—
7- 1
7- 1
7*15
1
.
7- 1
2
8-15
6-27
6-13
9*
7-
6-13
1
$1.06 %
7-
1
6-13
$1.08%
7-
1
6-13
$1.10
7-
1
6-13
30c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
40c
6-30
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
4%
7- 1
,
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
6-28
6- 9
6-16
6-15
7- 1
6-16
,
6-16
6-16
6-16
7%
6-13
6- 6
6-13
6-20
6-13
6-13
6-16
6-16
6-16
6-20
6-10
7- 1
6-16
^-29
6-13
6- 2
$1.37%
—
v
$10c
i$1.50
5c
30c
50o
10c
25c
6-30
7- 1
6-27
6-1G
6-14
"6-19
6-27
6-10
7- 1
0-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
7-2
7- 2
6-25
7- 1
6-27
6"14
6-10
6-16
6-13
6-20
6-20
6-18
1
6-17
(quar.)
(quar.)_w_
(qur>r,)___
(N. Y.)
65c
—-
37%c
—
$•>
4.30%
10c
——-
(quar.)-
15c
45c
37%c
40c15c
—
1
6-13
6-13
7-
6*12
6-19
7-19 '
8-
6-27
7-
1
1
6-30
7*
F
6-16
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
6-3tf
6-16
6-27
6-13
6-27
6-13
5c
15c
10c
, 56%c
I5fc
97%e
$1.07%
J$3
$$1
62Vac
20c
59Vic
6-30
6-20
(Winnipeg)
(s-a)—
Mortgage & Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
convertible preferred (quar.)
Drop Forging Co.,
common
7- 3
1
6-19
6-10
5-29
7-
1
6-l'4
7-
1
6-14
7-
2
6-24
6-30
6-20
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
6-20
6- 4
6-23
,
6-19
7*
75c
(quar.);_!
7-15
7**1
1^°
preferred
4%%
6-16
7-15
7-15
17%c
(quar.)—_
(reduced quar.)__-
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.,
Moore
6-18
7-191
Monarch Life Assurance
6-10
6-13
Mutual Investment Co. of America (10c from
net investment income plus 5c
gains)
from capital
—
National
6-20
1
7-
common
preferred
(quar.
.a
—
Co..
common
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Mine Safety Appliance Co
—
Missouri Power & Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
National
6-30
6-25
10c
37%c
20c
Y.)
(N.
Corp.,
A
6-18
6-2
6-30
7- 1
7-15
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7- 2
7-15
Trust
preferred (quar.)
6-20
6-20
6-10
5-31
6-10
7-
50c
60a
25c
50c
4%%
6-20
6-18-'
7- 1
7- 1
•
Co.
preferred (quar.)_
Class
6-20
1
,
Miller-Wohl
,
7-
w
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
(B.)
Midland
6-30
7-15
53%c
Works—
15c
30c
(quar.)_____
Miller Mfg., common
6-14
'
-
Finance Group
Honolulu Gas,
6
31 %c
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman <te Scott Corp.
Metro, Inc., common (quar.)
-
7- 1'.'. 6-20
2%%
$12 %c
50c
50c
36%c
25c
30c
SI
(quar.)
Co.
1
6-13
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
Chemical
preferred
80c class A
6-13
7-15
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
6-
8-
30c
(quar.)
common
convertible
Aviation, (55c from capital
net ordinary income)
gains
20c from
and
Grocers
$1.50
Co.,
+15c
$37Vac
50c
%
National
Propane
Sugar
F.)
Oglebay
Class
.
—-
(quar.)—
B
(quar.)
Sand Co.,
6-19
85c
35c
87%c
20c
15c
15c
15c
.25°
$22 ,ac
pfd.
(s-a)
—•
(quar.)—
Pacific Intermountain Express
Vegetable
Oil
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—Credit Jewellers, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Park-Lexington Co.
6-13
6-13
5-29
6-17
6-10
®
6- 3
Peoples
(New York)
(quar.)—America—
(25c from net ord. income and 10c from
realized capital gains)
Pettibone-Muliken (quar.)
Philadelphia
Fund
Corp.
Petroleum
60c
20c
4!25c
$$1.75
Manufacturing (reduced)
6-20
7*
1
8-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
6-23
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
6-16
6-10
5-29
2
6-17
7-
2
6* 9
6-
6-27
6-13
6-27
"
6%
preferred (quar.)
Perfex
6-19
3
class A (quar.)
River
Pacific
3
7-
2^"
Republic Insurance (quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com,
Osborn
7-
Norton Co.
Old
7%
6-19
,6-23
Products,
Ohio Brass Co.,
Ohio
6-13
3
Co.
Inc
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd.
Oakitc
1
7-
31%c
31 %c
50c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Refining (quar.)
New Haven Water
(quar.)
New York Shipbuilding (quar.)
New York Trust Co.
(quar.)—
Nicholson File
(reduced)
North Penn Gas Co. (quar.)
Noxzema Chemical,
common
(quar.)—
Class B common (quar.)
2nd
(Chas.
6-13
7-
Corp.—
2nd preferred A
5%
5%
National
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1
7-
$1.25
preference
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Linen Service, common (quar.)
Noyes
dividend
Holopliane
Home
|
6-20
1
25c
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common____—
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)
6%
preference (quar.)
Heritage
Fund
6- 6
6-20
$30c
(quar.)
Marino Midland Trust
6-20
,
62%c
37%c
$40c
30c
25c
$5c
80c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Paper (reduced).
Shoe, Inc. (quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
Maryland Casualty (quar.)__
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a)
.•
McCoIl-r'rontonac Oil Co., Ltd.—
6-19
$45c
4%
6-13
£40e
6-14
7-
'
5-29
10c
McLean Trucking (reduced)
'
20c
2%%
—
(C. F.) Co., 5.80% pfd. (quar.)__
Hein-Werner Corp.
(quar.)
Heller (Walter E.), common (quar.)
6-13
7-
6-3QT
11%C
Electric
Manufacturers
6-23
6-27
A
Marine
nor,
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (reduced!
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)
6-20
13c
vw-—
6-30
6-13
5-31
6-12
6- 9
31'Ac
ProdUCt6_w_
7-28
6-30
6-15
5-27
35c
(N.
Ltd., com.
share of
a
Gas &
4%%
6-13
6-16
6-16
,
(B.)
l/10th of
Chain
Mallinckrodt
4%
Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Gulf Interstate Gas (stock dividend)
(Canada),
6-10
7-15
40c
(quar.)
Manischewitz
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
B (quar. )
Mountain Power Corp.
Greening
6-25
6-16
i
preferred
Class
1
1
12%c
.
Insurance
class
$1.20
7- 1
7-10
,
,
6-30
25c
25c
-
Stores
American
6-16
40c
i—ww.
.
,
for each share held
(quar.)_
(quar.)_,i
•
$1.06%
$1.12Va
$1.25
$1.37%
7%c
7%c
50c
$1
5% %
Smelting
'
'
36 tic
25c
(increased)
Ltd.
6-16
6-1G
6-16
7-18
6-16
(quar.)
___—
Steel
Monarch
—
dividend
Toy,
A
Cement
Mading Drug Stores
Southeast—
(quar.)
6-12
8-15
1
25c
Ltd. (quar.)—
Corp. (R. I.), common—
(John)
Lynn
,
37%c
& Sons (quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
2cc
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
6-10
'\'r
:_*'•
Employees L'/o
(Washington, D. C.)—
Increased semi-annurfl
8%
Shoe Machinery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
6-20
60c
33%c
•
Government
—
(quar.)_
Portland
Finance
5%
34%c
—
Hathaway
Gas
6- 9
v
•
Gisholt Machine Co
6-16
time)
7-
25c
—
6- 9
1
,
"•
class A (quar.)—
7-15
50c
preferred (quar. )__
(No action taken on com. payment at this
1
7-
7- 1
(quar.)w__—i
6-30
10c
Radio," 4%
6-16
.
(quar.)
Hanson-Van
-
6-16
$1.25
—
—
7-1-
6-30
Gidciings <fe Lewis Machine Tool Co.
Gilbert & Bennett Mfg—■
Co.—
...
7-
20c
6-13
6-13
25c
—
7-3
6-4
(Missouri)
$5 preferred (quar.)
/5%% preferred (quar.)
3%
-
8-1
6-14
15c
General
30c
Utilities, class A (stock divid.)
1_. ,
Corp.
1
30c
Corp.
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. "B" (quar.)
4%%
preferred MD" (quar.)___
4.35%
preferred '*E" (quar.)
4.40% preferred "G" (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.) com. (quar.)
$1.75
,
(quar.)__
preferred
B
R.)
6-1.2
4
- (quar.!________ 4
California—
6-30
7- 2
5.80%
50c
—
9'
7-
40c
6-26
37%c
25c
{/referred A (quar.)
$1.13
Theatre
6-13
6-
40c
—
Locke
'
.
(quar.)
'$1.35 preferred
.
6-30
6
25c
1
preferred (quar.)__^
General Telephone
6-16
6-13
—
7- 3
—L;—, 25c
of
Genesee Brewing,
Telephone—
(James
Preferred
Telephone'Co. of Indiana—-
5%•%
6- 2
6-30
$1.09
—
(quar.)
Kay Jewelry Stores (quar.)__
Class
General Teleplione Co. of Michigan—
6- 2
6-11
6-
Steel (quar.)
Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
8-1
5c
8-15
6-13
6-12
6-26
6-16
36 VaC
(quar.)
6-11
a
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
w--:
General Telephone Co. of Iowa—
6-12
$1.46 pfd.
1
8-
12%c
Utilities
&
40c
Quarterly
Circle
5
6-
■
75c
.
preferred (quar.)
25c
4.80%
7-31
15c
pfd.
General
6-12
15c
56lAc
income__
9- 2
6-30
$1.02(a
$ 1.02V2
$1.18%
$1.20
20c
20c
75c
8
25c
6-27 >.
6-27
6-27
6-18
6- 6
6-14
6-14
25c
preferred B
preferred: (quar.)
4.10%
>
6-19
7-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
7-
6-16
6-16
6-30
6- 2
8-15
10-17
50c
$5 preferred
6-16
6-30
5%
30c
35c
(quar.)
A
1
6-25
7%c<
—— -
investment
General Telephone
-
8-29
11- *
Structural
City
Kansas-Nebraska
\6-16
7-15
1
:
•
lie
(quar.)_.—
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
-
preferred
7-
r.
._w
$30c
^———___
10c
(quar.)—5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__w
10c
Illinois Electric & Gas, com, (quar.)
4.10%
7-1
Steel Corp.,
Kansas
a
.
25c
7-10
.
8-29
50c
(quar.)——
5%% preferred (initial)
6- 5
L-.-
..
_Lwww! 7%e
8- 1
8-
1
8-29
9-30
93 %c
Income)
15c
on
the
Paint Corp.^ $1 1st conv.
Public Service—
net
From
,
7-
-
9-30"
1
•$25c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
(quarterly from
Kaiser
6-13
6-16
.
'
Central
6-27
50c>.
■.'
(s-a;
110c
—
—
voting com.
50c
(quar.)
Packing
Class
—'
common
split
to
6-10
25c
,
pfd.
June
on
preferred (quar.)
General
6-2
$25c
com.
'
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
.
:
Time Corp. (quar.).;
General Tire & RublxT Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)___,—
4%% preferred (quar.)
175c
(quar.).
'
Central-Aguirre Sugar
(quar.)
7-1-
175c
Ltd.
6-14
General Controls Co., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
v
i
7- 1
.7-10
6-10
6-30
of Canada, Ltd.,
(s-a)
Investment
6-10
(.annual)
125c
Trust,--'-
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
Extra
7%
Power, Ltd.—
Ltd.
6-25
6-25
*
.
5c
7-25
6-15
6-15
w^—_115c
...
Asbestos Corp.,
Non-voting
,
8-15
7-1
J50c
t$1.25
Ceco Steel Products Corp.
'
;
6-16
+25c
<quar.)__.
Investment
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
• Westinghouse,
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Central
r
55c
...425c '
....
6%
Cassiar
6-16
7%e
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.
>
437%c
vote
General Telephone
(guar.)
Canadian
Bros.,
Corp.
Oarlock
4-25
6-10
6-10 v
-
,
Tea
3%%
1
13c
r.
.
proposal
Frontier Refining,
6-16
:
_
7-
7-lQf
Canada, Ltd.—
will
Frigikar Corp.
■
.
17c
(quarterly from
two-l'or-one basis.
a
Fownes
.
6-16
7-15
7- 2
6-13.
7- 1
7-1
j
preferred, (quar.12%c
common.
Class A
4-28
\ f 6-11
...—
Corp.
International
Canadian
!
6-20^
$0,272
15c
w
International
of
Stockholders
6-6
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
$50c
$$1.12%
$$1.50
(quar.
common
preferred
Foundation Co.
6
6-30
6-10
84c
$35c
(quar.)
(quar..);—
Ltd.,
Investors Syndicate
'
• 16'Ac
$1.18%
Fostoria Pressed Steel (quar.)—•
25c
6-
.
Bronze,
7-
.
.
&
6-30
B
Canadian
7-15
(quarterly
(quat.)
;
Porter, 5% preferred (quar.)
Florida Public Utilities, common (quar.)____
4%% preferred (quar.)
Fisher
40c
(quar.)
Flooring Co.,) Ltd., .class A
Canada
$1.50
:
5-29
7-ICt
9c
7-11
Fisher Governor
Fram
(quar.)
Packing
7-30
(s-a)
Corp,
National City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
General
.
.6-24
Geneva
Fraser Cos., Ltd.
.
■
6-10
'<7-15
(quarj
.
Local
6-13
6- 6
7-15
7-15
■
7-2
$$1.12%
(quar.)_
$25c
preferred
conv.
Labatt
6-13
Co., com. (quar.)
Butlers, Inc., comomti (quar.)
6%
6-12
11c
"9c
•
7-11
6-27
6-10
33c
(resumed)
-.
/
6-27
45c
6-30
Ltd.._._w__
Inc.—.
8-27
—w—■.15c
Co.,
Services,
6-13
5-23
$2.50
.
Diversified
6-18
6-12
45c
Selective Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment lnc.)__d_
Investors Funding Corp. of N. Y., class A__
9-
011
6-30
;
6-27
-
6-18
Investors
6-10
directors'
25c
,
7-15
6-18
2%C
.
..'J
20c
6-18
(quar,).10c
6% serial preferred (quar.)..
_____
*
15c
60c conv: preferred (quar.)——
15c
Building Products, Ltd.
(quar.)..-..—•
>45c
■i
7-15
6-16
20c
(reduced)^
35c
First
*
Ltd.—
Bymart-Tintatr Inc., 5%
$50c
Shoe
(quar.)__^.^____
(quar.)
37%c
'
(s-a)
Brewing
6-17
6-16
$17Vac
Underwriters Assn.
6-18
common
4(2% .preferred
Investors
(quar.)
Ltd., 4.16%
Insurance Co.
7-15
7- 1
Burgermeister
6- 6
1
6-ld
5%
25e
6-13
7-15
7- 1
Co.
7*
6-30
6-16
$1.41 V*
;
10c
7-15
6-13
15c
L.)
International
2
7-' 2
$1.15
,
6-16
6*16
(reduted)__
International Packers, Ltd.
6-10
.
$1
Iron
6-20
20c
V 2
$1.03
■;
$26c
6-30
62%c
Finance,
Interlake
6-
$1.50
6- 9
6- 9
37 %e
(quar.)
;
—
(quar,).
First
6-16
6-30
1
■
6-16
•;
preferred
(T. H.),
6-30
,*
—.
Glass Co., common
trust certificates
preferred-(quar.)iw
(E.
;Extra
■
' $25c
8
6- 9
$1.03
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)
Kendall Refining Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
ilOc
dep. rets, ordinary..
Budget
7-11
Kearney
6-10
6-13
Voting
Bruce
8-15
^
-
income)
.common
i25c
Brockway
5%
-
Department Stores (quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quarterly from net inc.)
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)._
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
6-13
8-
60c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
"
4
,
6-20
$1.14
preferred (quar.)
preferred Cquar.__
;
5,65% preferred tqat.)
Industrial Hardware Mfg. (stock divid.)
Insufanshares, Ctfs.; (s-a)
Keystone
6-17
6-30
84%c
$17%c
(quar.)
.
Petroleum
Amer.
4
Federated
45c
preferred (quar.)_.
British
7-10
4-
$1.03 V*
4.60%
8-1
6-16
7-
6-18
12c
4.20%
,
7-11
Farmers
6-16
6-18
6-28
-
3
9-1
6-30
1
7- L■"f
6-18
$1.12
10c
8-29
7-
-
Columbia Telegraph
4Va%
7-10
lc
Estabrooks
*
6-10
1
6-28
6-28
;
15c
6-30
(quar.)...
British Columbia Power Corp., Ltd.
British
7-25
7-25
23%c
(quar.)
convertible
Federal
_
pfcl.
7%
Tobacco
6-12
"
"
7-
69c
Michigan Electric—
50c
$2
6-30
preferred'(quar.)
British
€-10
$1.12(2
RR
Water
6-
6-26
^
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quat.)™
preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, com.
4%. preferred (quar.)
1
6-16
6-13
50c
two-
;
6-10
35c
4.56%
6-16
_
Property Trust.
Gas
(covers
$75c
4%%
v.
£
7-1
Extra
,6-5
18c
27%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd., common
Albany
Boston
.
participating preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
6-13
6-20
20c
4.12%
,
6-13
6-13
1
35c
Equitable Credit Corp.—
6-13
6-27
$5,
65c
$1 preferred A 'quar.)
Black & Decker "Mfg. (quar.)
Boston
6-16
.
7- 1
30c
Elizabethtown Water Consolidated (quar.)___
Electric (quar.)
7-15
Corp.
(quar.)..._.w_.:
Finance, common
(quar.)___;__
preferred
6-30
25c
-■
Fund
6-rl3
6-30
6-30
$1.31%
Amer. dep. rets, ordinary
Incorporated Income Fund
6
7-
«.
.
Elwell-Parker
6-15
Aviation
Beneficial
6-
20c
(quaf.)^_:
Corp., Ltd.
6-13
Imperial Chemical Industries—•
6-16
1
25c
10c
(quar.)
Balanced
Eddy Match, Ltd.
0- 9
;
1
7-
$1"'"
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Coal
investment
net
6-30
(quar.).—
preferred
12-16
7-
"6-13
$$1.75
net investment income)
60c
(quar.)
-
&
Howard
&
34%c
$$1.75
25c
$1.43%
(quar.)..
pref. (s-a)
(quar.)
common
Belding-Cortlcelli,
Bendix
1
.
-
(quar.)
preferred
.(quar.i
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund
v
V
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Foods,
•4%%
1-1-59
25c
preferred (quar.)__.
6-13
6-30"
6-13
$25c
6-14
.
£5c
(quar.)„_...
Laboratories
Baystate
1
—.—
Dominion Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works
7-
25c
East Pennsylvania RR. Co.
6-16
,
5%%
6-13
$2.50
Ltd.
6-20
6-13
....
preferred
Bastian-Blessing Co.
1
4 25c
6-20
6-16
preferred
3arber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd., 7%
Basic,
7-
4,/aC
7-15
7-3
...
(quar.)
5-%-%
Oil,
Co.,
6-30
31 %c
(quar.)
Felt Ltd., class A (s-a)
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)
$2.75 preferred A (quar.)
4 % % prior preferred (quar.)
-
50c
(quar.)
Corset
pfd.
conv.
20c
62 Vac
Hubbard
6-20
$2.50
8-1
-
6-30
Erick, 1st preferred (accum,)—
<fe Aroostook RR.
(quar,).
Bankline
5%
5%%
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
.
-6-23
Baltimore
Bangor
6-16
(s-a)
common
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Equity
Babc-ock
6-16
6-30
(quar.)ww
Dominion
6-13
12 %c
com.
.
4%
1»
6-30
4c
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp., $3 preferred (s-a)
Diversified Corp. (quar.)
6-13
(reduced)
•
(Minn.),
(quar.)
A
6- 5
6-16
12 %c
Natural Gas, new com. (initial)
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)^
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Jewel
(quar;)
Smelting
preferred (quar.)
;
Anglo-Canadian-. Pulp & Paper Mills,
Quarterly
Co.
.
6-30
6-30
25c
30c
30c
(quar.).
$1.75
Auto-Soler
7-
15c
(quar.)_____—wCo.,
7%
preferred
&
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Hoving Corp. (quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)..
«fc
A
Class
-
.
30c
Y.)
Products
Zinc." Lead
6-16
(s-ai
Delta Electric Co.
;
-
_
Screw
American
1
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
6- 4
6-13
-
period ending July 31).w
Delaware Valley Financial Corp.*—
6-13
6-30
6c
Insurance
Re-Insurance
6-16
6-16
7-
(quar.)
month
6-13
,
7-15
40c V
income
National -Fire
6-30
7-1
87%c
5%
-
Quarterly
American
97%c '
_
convertible
Deere
'
- .
......
25c
87%c
15c
series
River
Class
6-16
•."'7- 1"
..7-1
25c
'
*
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ltd..
Co..
30c
Houston
-
6- 3
6-30
.'30c
d
6-18
6-18
(Mich.)—
(quar.)
American-Mutual-
Avon
50c
20c
^
-
6-10
-Day Mines, • Inc—w—
;
Daytdn Rubber Co., common
•,
6-20
6-20
37 V^c
(quar.)
Metal Products Co.
Common
6-18
6-30
...
3.50%
6-
' 6-30
(lncr.-monthly)_.
Machine &; Foundry—
American
6-18
7-9
7- 1
.(quar.)—
Extra
American
7-9
7*1
u
...
6-9
6-20
5%
4
6-14
87 %c
,
(quar.)'
Atnerican Dredging, (quar.)
American Factors, Ltd.
(reduced)
Hardware
6-20
"40c
$1.12%
_
Crystal-Sugar, common
prior preferred (quar.)
"American
"
$1.06V*
;
American
4(2%
7-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
7-3
Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.),„;
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
5%. pref erred
(quar.)
*
Davies (Theo. H.) & Co—
6-20
1%
~
—
$3.50
"
25c
_
dividend
*414%
Dah
7-15
2%c
I
Amerace Corp., common
'
12%c
preference
Indiana
,
,,
5%
Payable of Rite.
Share
!
Works
Honolulu Rapid Transit
-
3%
1947
preferred
Dalex
time)"
6-9
6-20 7
Allied
Products Corp.—
(Common payment omitted at this
Alsco, Inc., common (quar.)____—
Class B common...
6-1G
$1.37%
5%
preferred (s-a)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
Cummins Engine
(quar.)
•
1
Iron
*
Reynolds
Oil
7-
7-2
I
Craddock-Tcrry Shoe,
6-20
7-
SI.50
___
&
15c
Honolulu
6-16
Holder*
When
Par
Name of Company
of Bee
7-1
20c
__1
(quar.)
Chemical
Cresmont
5
12%c
A
.
(quar.)_
Corroon
6-13
6-14
preferred
6c
(quar.)„,_
com.
Holder1
Payable
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Cowles
o/ flee.
class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Coffee
3Va'«
Holder*
Payable
$3
6c
quar.)_
class
Mfg.,
(s-a%_'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred.
Allegheny
$G
(reduced
When
Share
(Toronto)
3 Va %
.
<
Gas
When
Share
-
Corning Glass Works,
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
'
1
Abercromblfe
Company
Consumers Acceptance Corp.,
60c preferred (quar.)__
Dividend announcements
tables.
Per
*
,
SmSENDS
6-13
7-
6-14
1
6- 6
6-14
8-15
8-15
•
7-15
7-15
15c
6-27
6- 6
20c
7-
1
6-19
20c
$2.50
*9J
6-29
6-
6-16
6- 2
6
6-16
6-10
6- 2
6-25
6-13
6-20
-500
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
Corp. of
1U
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(255$)
When
Per
'
Name of Company
Share
■
Pine
Insurance
Street
from
investment
_—8x96c
?0c
25?
25c
Plough, Inc. (quar.)__,
__
15c
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.),,
20c
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
"capital gains" of 70o
:
Piopeer Industries (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
Plastics, Inc., class A (quar.)
.
Pratt A; Lambert, Inc. (quar,)__.—
Prestole Corp.,
5%
pfd. (quar.)
Price
Growth
Rowe)
(T.
Stock
75c
12tic
__
Provincial
,
.
.
_
Service
Public
Co.
preferred (quar,)
4,?5% preferred <quar.)
4.65% preferred .(quar.
Mining
Whitaker Cable
9
Whitney
6r20
G-
9
7-
6-13
1
6-25
6-30
6-28
6-12 '
1
7-
6-30
5-29
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
7r
1
6-16
$1.1C44
If
1
6rl6
___
____
(reduced)
—20c
—
6%
Spice,
(quar.)
M Bearings
C3ass A
1
6-16
7-10
6-11
(q"ar.)
-'~26c
£28c
—
(Pa.). (s-a)
Riciinian Bros. (quar.)„_
Rich's, Inc., commop Xquar.)
3*%% preferred (quar.)
River Raisin Paper (reduced)'—,.
Robinson Little, Ltd. (quar.)—,
Rochester-American
Quarterly,,—
York
1
6-13
I
7.-18 v
Sr
1
(N;
6-27
6-13
6-30
6-14
Y.)—
Park
&
7-15
5r28
St. Louis Steel Castings
6-23
6-17
6-30
6-15
7-25
7-
7-15
6-30
1
6-13
Scovill
Mfg.,
(Com.
pfd.
omitted
Air
Seabrook
Farms
Shaler
Line
Co.
time)
(quar.)
4%%
Co.,
(quar.)
Optical
Co.
7-
6-30
7-
1
6-13
9-
1
8-14
50c
6-27
6-13
pfd.
$1.12%
(accum.)—
6-16
6-
2
6-20
6-
3
6-20
6-
6-20
6-13
6-20
6-13
6-30
6-16
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.),
150c
6omerville, Ltd., $2.80 prefevred (quar.$70c
7-31
6-30
Sopotone Corp., common (qyqr,^,,.,7c
$1.55 preferred (quar.)—,—%
38%c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)——
31 Vie
9-30
9-
9-30
9- 2
9-30
9-
South Jersey Gas
37 Vie
6-30
6-10
15c
10c
6-27
6-17
6-30
6-20
—
(quar.)—>•__—u__„,—
Southern Oxygen (Del.) (quar.),„—_——
Spencer Shoe
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (stock
—
(l/10th of
dividend)
ferred
a
stock and 3 /7th
Standard Dredging,
held)----
common
25c
l-\
9-
-----
Extra
$37Vic
:
$5flc
Standard-Thompson Corp., 5Vi% pfd. (qua/.)
Radio,
Ltd.
(quar: )—•„,_
$0.1719
$15c
;—
Stanley Home Products
(quar.)—__________
5Pc
Stanley Works (reduced)—.;
40c
Starrqtt (L- S.) Co. (quar.)
—75c
Stetson (Jqlin B.), common (resumed)
l?VaC
r_
Common,
;
,r_
Strong Cobb,
5%
1—,
(s-a)
pfd.
12 Vic
$2.50
T
(Com.
payment
omitted
at
this
Sun Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)
Extra
,
,
,
—
2
6-
1
6-20
1
7-
6
6-16
.
8-20
,
6rl8
7'
1
7-
1
6-17
7-10
6-20
7-
1
6-18
6-14
4
6-27
6-
6-30
6-20
7-
6-16
10-
1
1
7-JJ5
9-15
7-
8
$$1.25
10-
1
9-15
,5c
7-
7
6-16
,5c
5%
37Vic
—
dividend
Gfy preferred (quar.)_—
Stock
2
time)
7-
Sun Ray Drug Co., common (quar.)—-,
.
6-15
6-30
15c
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving &, Materials, Ltd. (quar.),,
Standard
1
6-16
1
(special),
common
-
—„*
Telecrome Mfg.
7
6-16
7- 1
6-16
7- X
6-16
$l5c
at
this
Gr
6
6-
6
6-20
6-
7 Vic
___
payment omitted
2
7- 2
35c
Telliu-ido Power, 6% preferred (quar.),_r,_
£% 2nd preferred (s-a)
—,
1!
(Common
7.-
$50c
,___
(q\iar.)
6-18
9
6- 4
$1,50
7-
1
6-16
3c
7-
1
6-16
9-15
8-15
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Thor Power
Tool
Tidewater Gil
:
y
7-
$1.25
(Approximately
holders
A.
S.
50c preferred
(quar.)
Abitibl
Truck
Underwriters
Union Investment
(quar.)
Union Metal Mfg.
Union Pacific RR.
Acadia-Atlantic
.United
ment
'
3£c
6-10
5-23
50c
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-27
6-18
6-5
6-
9
6-13
joe
6-30
6-11
G.-'30
6-20
80c
7-
1
6-13
50c
8-
1
7-
1
25c
8-
1
7-8
7.- 1
6-16
Van
Norman
$2
conv. pfd.
Industries—
V^por Heating Corp.
Ventures, Ltd., (s-a)
(quar.)
4.10%
4.20%
Power
Co.,
pfd. series B
West Texas Utilities,
West
Virginia
Stock
Western
$1.40
Water
8-29
6-25
6r
7-31
6-27
6-30
.6-20
6-30
6-20
rjc
Grocers
3
6-20
15c
7-15
6-30
95c
~~~
6-20
6.-
6-30
6-13
5
$1
6-20
7-15
6-20
$1.05
7-15
6-20
$1.10
\nc
7-
1
6-16
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western Massachusetts Cos,
$soc
$35c
(quar.)
55c
6-25
6-
6- 6
7-15
7-15
6-30
6
6-13
6-13
6-16
6-16
6-
\
/
6-.
{
:
6-13
Power
X
6-
&
American General
Electric
Co.
Hair
,$6 preferred
Felt,
(quar.)
2
V
f:
Arnold
-
Art
;
Hospital Supply Corp.
&
Derrick
25c
-
5-29
7-
3
:
6-27
€-13
6-26
2
6-
25c
6-23
6-11
30c
53Vfcc
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
$5c,
7-
.
6-
6 ■'
6-
6
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5-12
4
6-16
7%c
(quar.)
: ;
6-9
7-
—30c*
6-20
h
1
6-
6-12
6-13
3
'
'■
.
,
5-Xi,
6-i3
6-27
'
Co.
„V ; 30c
(quar.)
Gas "Co.
6-13
:
5-16
6-16
25c
$1.16%
1~,
7-
1;
6-16
$1.18
7k"l'
22Vic ;
6-12
6- 2
93-^c
,
-v
12
7-
-
5- 9
I.
£-13
1
6-16
:
6-13
6-30
Vic;-.
*
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25c '
.
Corp., (quar.)
..
*
6
.
% 6-13
;; 25c
*
.*
6-iG :*
6-20
75c
;
(quarx
—,
;
6-16
$1.08.*
;
<
,
5-31
•
7-
30c
(quar.)_
common
1—
—.1
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)l
Industries, (reduced)
Asbestos
t
6-
Corp.,
Aslidown
6-14
3
(J.
,
H.)
6-
"
•
€-10
5-15
6-20
7-
I '
>
9
6-30
6-
9
"
5
.
-
(quar.)__
Electric
class A
1
7-
1
25c
:
$1.25
5
*
6-10
-
5-19
6-14
€-14
5-19
'
5-19
%
;
Ltd.—-
"
•/ 6-10
..
6-14
37 Vic
■£.:«
_•
Industries,
7-
$18c
preferred
$5 partic.
6-ao
«r
$ 15c
.
.
2Vi%:;*
%
Associated Motion Picture Industries, (quar.) :
Associated Spring Corp.
(quar.)_
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
6-2
6rl6
»"
Ordinary ; Xinterim »;
6-24
6-10
>
$1.50
Associated.:
6-
7P 1
6-30
$25c
.
Ashland Oil & Refining, common Xquar.)—*.
$5 preferred
(quar.)!______
1
6
6-30
25c
.,
Ltd.
.(quar.)
Hardware Co. Ltd.—
'
50c
35c:
.
^
_____—
*>' Class B Xquar.
.
rs-i64
>
J-21
7- 1
i-
Associated
■6-16;,
!-■ x :
-
6-J.8,
,
6-20:
-
6%
(quar.)
!.
25c
7-
5-27
.
:
1
6rl3
6-10
5-15
7-
$1
.
"
5-29
6-16
,
$1.50
;
7-15
.
35c
.
.
;
Transport,
Inc.—
preferred
(accum.)
j conv.
Associates
>
$1' 1
Atchison,
6- 6
8- 1
.
7-IS
,
10-20
>•
6-
5%
>
1
'
2
6-
Investment
y
.
ui—
25c
Topeka
$ 1.50 v.*
Co. ,(quar»)
preferred (s-a)
City' Electric
"6-16
65c
7-, 1
6-13
.
"
6-16
5-3i
7-15
7-T
Atlantic
>
B
Atlas
preferred (quar
preferred (quar.)
5-23
6-14
6-23
6,-13
Automatic Canteen. Cq. of America (,quar.)__
Stock dividend (subject to.stockholders .ap¬
;
8-
1
7-19,
u-
i
75c
6-10
5
,
..
6-14
5-29
Aztec Oil &
67-
2
7-
2
50c
6-30
6-13
50c
7-
-
25c
15c
6-12
40c
6-10
6-13
-
€-16 /
6-16
5-23
6r20
6-10
,
5-29)
2
6-30
6-
2
6-27
6-
6
i%
J
25c
6-20
5-29
.
5%
6-20
5-29/
5%
6-16
6-
20c
.
Baldwin-Hill
6
-
Baldwin
5-12 "
5-28 :
5-12
;
5-29
6-
9
6-
9
6-30 '
7-
1
6-20
6-10
5-29
5-26
1
'.
:
1—''*
4
A
(quar.)—
Paper Mills
*
7-10
6-20
20c
+31 Vic
(stock _dividend)
Gas
B/G Foods, common
4
30c
40c
40c
„
dividend
Class
25c
30c
(quar.)____
Collieries (quar.)____rjJl.yJl.____y—
Badger
6-20
,
.
1
:
6-10
2
2
6-16
,
1
8-
,
4c
6-
1
6-10
7-
100%
.
6-
1
7-
$1.50
■
5-23
,
Stock
7-16
5-23 ■»'
6-14
,
__
AysRire
6-16
6-14
6-2
6.-2
7-16
'
$20c
$12 Vic
45c
(quar.).
6-30
1
10c
5-27
$37Vic
7-
2.5c
6-26;«
11-26 ■•).
6-10
v6% preferred (quar.)_,..rr^Tr„y.„
5% .preferred (quar,).
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund „(quarterly from
2
'
9-15
12-15
6-
2
12 Vac
6-14-
€- 2
6-
25c
6-15
6-30
6-
J.)—
.
2
$43 %c
6-13
,
6-14'?
2
2
(quar.) —__________________
6-27
87Vgc
com,
.
5-21
7-
6.-30
25c
-
7-
$10c
7% .preferred
Br
7;
25c
Automatic -Voting,Machine Xqpar.).,.,
—
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd., .com.
(quar.)__
,
6rl5
2
80c
proval on July 16th)
Automatic Fire Alarm Co. (Del.)
!
6-?0
6-13
6-14
7-
>
5-21
.25c
_
.
1
Powder .Co.
6-14
1
$10c
,
Corp., &%
(quar.)
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd.,
Class A Xquar. %—
7-1
,.$15c
.
1
6-16
1
6-16
$15c
(quar.)l..TT___._ry__1
l'>
5-
7-
50c
.
(quar.).
:
Atlas
7-
30c
•.
5-
6-12
12 Vic
....
b
40c
,
50c
8'
Whplesalers 1+td., class A
Class
*;
6-16
7- 1:
6-12
6-12
>»
6-27
"7-15
50c
$10c
6-i6
,6-30
-
1
35c
,
6-16
,
7- V
,r
25c
(quar.)—
Atlantic Cpast Line RR., Co. Xquar,)
Co.' (quar.) ■___
:
Atlantic Refining Co., common Xquar.).
5-31
6-16
j
_r
'H-
5-31
•
Atlantic
37VaC
62V2c
(quar.)
Ry. Go.—
(quar.)_____
9
$7y2c
—
Fe
(Conn.)
'
,$3
(quar.)__'__
Santa
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
25c
r
&
Atlantic
.
9
6-
7-1..
7- $■
43 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Gas
Metal Construction
Arvin
5%
;
Xquar.)
6-10
6-30
$2.25
^
Corp.
'
B
6-
1
6-13
12V/2C
Arqndel
-
$1.50
Hoist
(quar.)
Corp... (quar.)
Constable
6rl3
6-30 •:
$1
!
American
7-
-
25c
_
Steel
5-30
6-10
7--1
30c
.(.quar.)
American
5-29
1
6-20
$1.50
____—
.
$1.25
$125
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-10
7-
—
$8.75 preferred (quar.)
i
Armstrong Rubber Co., "class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
5-27
:
50c
class A
7-10
ClaSs* A Xquar.)
r>c
_r
common
$2.25
12Vac
.
•
6
50c
(quar.)__
Western"
Arkansas
.
y; 6-10
6-15
30c
15c
&
6-
7Vs>c
Armstrong Cork. Co.,
6-10
1
Insurance (Houston, Tex.)
American Greetings Corp.,
Glass
B
(quar.)—
1
(Miami)—
______________
Armco
{
6-11
6-14
30c
.
Quarterly
American
Co.
Power Co., com. Xquar.)
preferred (quar.) *_.
Arkansas Power <fc Light, 4.32% pfd. Xquar.)
>4.72%: preferred, (qua'r.)
!___
..
'6-11
'<
1' X
15c
\
-
Corp. (reduced)
7-
■
(s-aju._—11
Co.
6-11
6-11
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)_
Insurance
-
6-30
75c
(quar.)____!
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
& Foreign
2
2
22V5C
:
4.65'%
6-13
6-30
,$1.25
•
American Express Co.
American
-
1
77-
"
American Electronics Inc. (quar.)
American Encaustic Tiling Co. (quar.)_
Extra
1
I
American Felt
5-29
7-
40c
'
-
'
*
50c
-
American Export Lines- (quar.)
••
50c-
Y.)_—:
Co.,
4.6-13
1
1
7-
933/*c
^
„rrrr.„rrr„„
Securities
6-23
-5;
,
Arkansas-Missouri
t
,
-
V7< X
■
37.%c
,.
(quar.)
European
6-13
60c
4334c
Thread
Arkansas-Louisiana
2
7r
25c
•
American Can Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
r_.
American (Cast Iron pipe Co.—
"
6%, preferred (s-a)
1——
American Gement Gorp., common
)$1.50 preferred iquar.)____
rTrIll,
$1.60 preferred Xquar.)
American Chain <$? Gable (quar.) r1__I
American
6-10
'
g
<k
-
75c
Broadcasting-Paranipunt Theatres,
1
!
\
American district Telegrapli Co." (N.
Quarterly
1
*_
6-10
6-10
1
:
(quar.)
com.
Title
&
1
1
_____——
6-13
■
7- %
,
I
,6-13
7-
75c
American Bosch Arma Corp., com. (quar.)__
'Joe/oi preferred 4 Xquar.) T_r^T__„y_„i,__
.'5%
preferred B Xquar.
American Brake Shoe, 4% pf^. (entire issue
(Called for redemption on June 39" at $100
preferred
-
7-
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
• -V-v.15-55
$5.25 preferred (quar.)—1
____,,$$1.31!/4
Apex Smelting Co.-(quar.)
y'.
50c*
Argo Gil Corp.
(quar.)"—--——
—:r-25c;:
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp". : (quar.)
•
25c
*'
6r "6
X- x
75c
American Chicle Co. (quar.)
American Commercial Barge Line
American Cyanamld Co., common
8
6-13
7-
Reduced-—
,
(quar.),,,
Inc., common (quar.)
:B%, preferred (quar.)
(N.
Angostura-Wupperman
vx-W
6-23
.
25c
(quar.)__
-r---
Co.
Anheuser-Busch
6
6-25
' '
"
r
'* v
;€%,% preferred fquar.)—-J—
_________$1.62V'2
,2nd preferred (quar.)
___y___r____y_yy_y_^ :
30c
3%%
Telephone &
i
American Biltrite Rubber Co.-—
American Gas
7-15
,
.
American Aggregates Gorp.—
5% preferred
(quar.)
_yy_y_-_,__,_,__,
this dividend)
5
6-
7-
(quar.)
Surety
_
American Forest Products
6-25
Ltd., class
.
Allied Chemical Corp. (qunr.)___,_,
1__,"
Allied, Laboratories (guar.)
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)Vyy—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)__
Oil "Corp., com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Newiounaiand Development, Ltd.--
3
6-23
,
6-10
V-z
7-: I
40c
10c
$4-
4Vic/o
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06Vi
Alexander ,& Baldwin
,r,
36c
Algoma Steel,. Ltd, (quar.)—-y,r_,_yry,_r
t.
$25c
Alleghany (Ludlum. Steel Corp. (guar.)y_T,y
.. ,50c
Allen Electric & Etiuipment (guar.)-—yr,,
5,c
Allen Industries (quar.)
' VJ ?.5c
Allied Artists ,Pictures Corp.—
§Va% prefeprecl Xquar.) „r—
13%c
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.— J;
;
\
•>
6%,
6-
■
6rl4
,-
$4
common
6-
-
31V4c
Anderson-Prichard
'
(guar.),.—25c
" $1,75
(quar.
'
30c
Note Co.,
'
I2V2C
'.... 4>4%
-6 -17;
7-1
,
(quar.)—,%,• $1^)5
A^Us Uhalmejs Mfg., common (reduced)..—
Alpha Portland Cement Co." (quar,i«.y,/_I_2
Aluminum GOi of America, com, (quar.)_3__
6-30
■
12V-JC-.
>
Refining,
(quar.)"
preferred
Company
Anchor Post Products
.
6-20
.6-
7-1'
-
^,$M5
to
1
Anaconda
1
3-16
2
,7-1
Inc., pom.
^Name changed
1
7-
15c
Co.",*6% pfd. (quar.)
Writing Paper (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)
:
2
9-15
...7-10
$1.25
6-25
si'02%
7-
65c :
ordinary .(s-a)
.
7-
—
American
-
6-16
6-27'
60c
37%c
.
(quar.)
.
70c
American Tobacco
;
12-15 i
3-31-59
.
60c
,
common
.
"
Mfg.—
X>5C
.
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)_
7-15
6-
371,2c
~
~~
~~
~
(quar.)
6-11
2%
dlvT)
dividend
preferred
2
35c
(quar.)
Service
9-10
87 Vic
common
4.40%
2oc
~~
(quar.)
pfd. series C
-
5-29
5qc
-
6-10
(quar.)—I
convertible preferred B (quar.)
Gas (quar.)
Electric (quar.)
preferred
6-16
^5c
~
.
"I
Ohio
4 Vi %
1
20c
West Penu
Penn
7-
omitted
Ward Leonard Electric Co. (quar.)
Waste King Corp. (Calif.), com. (stock
West
25c
,
Victor Chemical Works, common
3 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
West
'
8
*
,$2.28 couv. pfd. (divid. payment
at this
time)
Van Waters & Rogers (quar.)
Quarterly
6','t
5Qc
(quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp.,$i
2%
4£0%
preferred
Algn Wood Steel Cp.— * '
American
Invest¬
6-
6-30
$1
Co. (Hartford)
(quar.),,,,'
Aetna Life Insurance Co. (quar.),„T.rTff__
AotnarStandard Engineering Co. (quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co. (N, Y.j (quar.),,
pox share plus
U. 8. Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
;
Universal Leaf Tobacco, com.
(quar.).—
preferred
2 f/e
8c
Inc.,
$1.25
-.
Quarterly
5-23
6-12
15c,
Al(leps,
9-10
lfrlO*
'
$1.50
American
5-31
6-15
6-11
;
6-30
U, S. Cold Storage, (reduced)
.8%
10c
'
,,ry.r,ilr—__
7-10
15c
———
6-10
Engineering Co:, class A (quar.),—
Express Co. (from ordinary income)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)-y-,
Aetna
Casualty
& Surety : Co,
(IJartford)
Quarterly
7-15
income)'
Extra
6-10
6-20
Adams
7-17
——
not
6-20
divid,)
American Bank
—
(from
5c
-
Adams
(quar.)
Stores
5-20
.
7-10
Funds,
Inc.—
Income
Fund
6-16
9-30
preferred
6-10
.
9-19
j
American
•
12-31
7%
-
American
>
2%
Alpo RrodijCts,
5-29
,
i2-19
J
(quar.).—
Corp.
Foundries
Sugar
7%
6-10
v. 2%
6% .preferred
Steel
American
:
6-10
dividend
dividend
6% partic. preferred (s-a)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd.
6-20
$1.25
$1.25
Scal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
"
2nd preferred (quar.)
,
Snuff Co., common (quar.)____:._
American
2
25c
RR.
5-29
6-13
;$i.25
-
A (quar.) _5i.—
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
6
2
dividend
Brass
6-13 r
y
conv.
6-
,
7-
Stock
Akron
6-16
9-15
$1
..
Ltd.— 'y.
7-1
IOt 1
25c
(quar.)
com.
_—
;
6-13
7-1%
•
25c
6-23
Wool
Products
R.
Clas6
5-21
•
7-10
,
;■
25c
Alabama Great Southern
Cliemical,
(quar.)
American
6-18
(quar.)_*
30c
(reduced)—' 25c
Union Twist Drill
United
_
,
1
Stock
Stock
6-40
6-30
;
7-
(quar.)
(stock
,
5-29
30c
■—____
preferred '(quar.J_
American Stamping Co.
Ltd.—
7-15
6- -9
7-
6-10
(quar.)
Consolidated Industries
50c
——
(quar.)
:
6(5
5-21
(quar.)
Inc.
6-20
6-20
5-28
.
$$1.25
Products
Xs
5-29
American
5-31
(quar.)
Co.
Process
40c
'
6-24
S.
5c
Precision
,8-21
6-13
*6-10
$1.25
6-10
Year-end
Wire
2
6-27
10c
6
31 >/4c
(quar.)
Acme
> 9-
$I-12Va;,
:
6c ■(
r
5%
$30c
common
6-13
-'.■V 20c
Rock
American
$12 Vic
Corp.,
$
Safety
Razor
see
dividend an- '
nouncement
under corporate title of A.
6-
.
7-1
(quar.)
Electric
6-16
7-
v
6-16
6-20
:
;
■
6-16
■i
,,6-30
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
non-cum.
non-cunr.
American
7-15
6-20
1
5c
7-10
6c
7-
.
$42 Vic
—
Products, common
preference
1
45c
(quar.)
Class A
-
American
6-17
$1
(quar.),,
Sugar Refineries
50c •;
$1.75
American
Co., .Ltd.--
Paper
70c
i.'..
—____
5-26
,6-30.
..
-
.5-27
,
Anieriean Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
Common (reduced)
6-3
6-30
——
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
10c
(quar.)—
13c
12Vic
4%
Cquar.)Tr,x_,—,,
(quar.)—
PowerAc
Common
6-13
6-10
*
(Chicago ) •>
-
6-)0
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
American Agricultural Ghemical (quar.)
American Art Metajs Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)-6% preferred (quar.)
'
;
Assn.
(quar.)
&
A
non-cum.
5%
7
7%
,
13c
________
5%
stock¬
by
6-16
Tppp(Industries (stock dividend)
Transcon Lines (quar.)
preferred
Abrasive & Metal
Acme
:—
(quar.)
Laooratories, common
Abbott
5%
Approved
k
92c.
23)
30c
——
r—
May
i
,
6-13
-7-1
40c
-
_—
Products
R.
4%
7-
Potash
preferred
,5%
(United Rayon Mfg.) (linal)
K V
A
6-13
pfd. (quar.)—
(Mass.), class A—,
—
$4
6-13
7-29
.7-1-
35c
.
_—
:
Co.
6
3
»
,
,
$1.31 Vi
25c
(quar.)
Equipment
quarterly
American President Lines,
5-28
6-27
Increased
American
i
.
Holdert
10c
..,
.
^
(quar.)
Photocopy
^
•.
Payable of Rec.
4%
Co.
Optical Cp.
7 (ir 5
When
j
,
-
(quar.)
American
5
Or 5
■
6-14
—
l
$1.20
Time Finance Corp.
Class B
1
c^o
:
Insurance
Go.
American
*
'
62Vic
—
6-30
1,
:
x-.7f
7-10
6-24
6-
"
6-16
•€J-16
Per
40c
__
(quar.)
Co.,
30c
.
.
*
6-16
Share
.
..>
——
$3,75 preferred Iqnar.—___
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
"
time).
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common
dividend
Stock
V
Tqmblyn (G.), Ltd., common (quar.)__
4% preferred (quar.):
Tappan Co. (quar.)
:
:
News
$-16.''-"
i -
7-15
9c. i
30c'
.
(reduced)-
C F Wrigicy Stores (quar.)
A
Adam
.
_
7r 1
"? If. 1
25c
Aetna Insurance
share of $6.50 pre¬
of a share of com-
pu>n for each share of
Square D Co. (quar.)
7-
>.
Industries
F
Acushnet
Smith
$2
..,■■■■
'
i
.
C
Acme
$1
25c
——,—
(quar.)_,
; 7; 1
,
40c
Name of Company
A
3
$1
—
Inc.
American
#
dend$ announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
:
5%
10c
Co
Smith-Corona,
Meter
r
——
Common
10c
—
€14 Superior
6-30
6-30
30c
—.
Extra
Ehuron
7-15
7-15
at this
Co.
RR.
6-30
91J/4C
;—
(quar.)
3.65%
payment
Seaboard
22c
15c
——
5-28
Below we give tjie dividends announced in prcviou»
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi-
6-17
7-15
(quar.)——._
pfd. (quar.)
Sangamo Electric Co. (reduced)
conv.
Motorist
American
i
6-16
I,,,,.—_______
Inst. (quar.)„r_
lttuar.)„_
Co-Qp Mercantile
Extra
6-27
3
7-15
4.40%
60c
American
5-26
6'10
.
(quar.)
4Vz%rpreferred (quar.)—c._:
,
6-14
"
6-16
1
7-
Diego Gas <fc Electric, com. (quar.)
24c
5;60%
preferred
(quar,)——,
—,,—28c
5 .%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
4 %%
preferred
(uqar.)—
22Vac
preferred
*
50c
$1.25
1".
(reduced)
Co.
6-30
•
6-16
34%c
Laundry Machinery
preferred (quar.):
—
American Mfg.' C6."
American Metal Climax Inc.—
62 Vie
17 Vic
7*. 1
*
ordinary
—%
-7%
"
6-10
-
20c"
*
6-13
6r25
;
„
30c
~
; American Machine & Metals (quar.)
American Maize Products Co., com. (quar.j.y
j
5-23
' •':6-30
'■j. 20c
Youykers Bros:, common, (quar.),,—
5% preferred (quar.)——.
5% aeries preferred (quar.
7% preferred (quar.)_,,„_
Yub& Consolidated -Industries Iquar.),.
6-20
6-10
San
Sandura Co.,
J
-
::
-y------
American Machine & Foundry Co.
5-12
<>'10
7 Vic
(quar.)
Curry
Youngstown Foundry & Machine Co
v
40c
25c
15c
—,—.
Ltd. (quar,)—
$25c
(quar.)——11c
Corp.,
7-18
JOc
5'/+% pfd. (quar.)
$$0,328
Ltd. (quar.),,——$15c
Ltd.,
Russell Industries,
Lawrence
7-
$20c
Insurance
American
v
6-16
' V
6-10
25c
(quar.)__„_T„„-^-
Corrugating
Yosemkc
6-13
8-
~~93.%C"
_—-
5
6-16
4
50c
___
Royalite Oi},
7- 2
7-
26c
"
Rock of Ages Corp. (quar.)—
Rons on Corp. (quar.)
St.
$1-50
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Vz To- ineferred Xquar.
'
Zioij's
(Canada), Ltd.— : *
(quar.)
Gas
Reading
-
"•
4%c
2aie Jcwelrv
R &
6-27
yeceipts_^
5 V*%
6-20 ; -i
0-
<quar.)_
CoT of lirinois—-.
American Investment
6-16
'
<•
6- 5
6-, 2 ,/
->
Corp.
>
•r
6-27
$1.50
•
(F. W.) & Co. Ltd.—
American deposit
-
1
10c
American Intornational Corp. 4 from
,/
6-14
„
20c
—_
1■
American Insulator
6-16
.
7"\ 7
15c
4
common
preterred
Wool worth
6-20
6r26
Payable of Rec.
Texas)
1 ji
,
6-13
\ 16c
(reduced)
(quar.)
Dcssauer
fit
Co.
Semi-annual
6-13,:
,6-16
10c
Indemnity
(Galveston,
6-20
e
7-3
20c
(quar.)
st
Industries, Inc.r——
Windsor
Woif
25c
Blake; (quar.)rT
Woolson
1
7-15
; $i5c
(quar.)—
Stamping
&
5
163c
(quar.)—
___
Quipcy
Tool
Western
6-13
1
7-
37 Vic
6-
1
1.
37 Vic
5-
Oklahoma—
of
4Vc
,
5%
6-13
7-
Holdert
When
Share
Name of Company
.
.
American
Natural Gas Co.—
preferred (1952 series) (quar.)
preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
Western Plywood Ltd., class B (quar.)
Western
6-IG
$1
$1.06
pfd.
„
6-10
6-23
Par
Payable of Bee
,
32c
—14c
(quar.)_
Transport Co., 5%
6-12
1
Wyandotte Chemicals
Fund—
(From ordinary net investment income)—
Providence Gas
6-20
7-
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
i
5%
75c
(Hartford)
(quar.)_,—
Inc.
(quarterly o? 26c
income plus a year-end
Fund,
Share
Name of Company
0/ Bee.
.
Holder<
When
Par
Holdert
6-30
Philadelphia Title Insurance
Phoenix
Payable
.
Co.
Piano
-
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric,
common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_"—
4V'4% preferred (quar.)_
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer.
4%
5-26
5-20
»
6-27
6-13
6-13
6-2
45c
7-
1
$1.1?Vi
7-
1
6-13/
6-13
7-
1
6-13
:
'
47 Vic
Barden
Baker
Ltd.
7r
7-
1
6-10
$1.06
7-
1
6-10
$1.75
7-
1
6-10 V
$80c
(quar.)—
62 Vic
(quar.)
12 Vic
Corp.
Industries
(quar.)
,
7-21
$1
30c
(Canada)
Corp.
.
j>
$1
4%
Oil
2
6-16
6- 2
10c
_____
_____
Barber-Ellis
6-
1
6-16
25c
(quar.)
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4Va%
preferred
(qugr.)_—
Barber
7-
$1
I83i<?
12 Vic
6-13
6-11
7-
1
6-10
7-15
I
6- 4
^
.
^
6-&,
6-13
5r23
6-26
»
^
Volume
187
Number 5749
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
/«•„. Name of Company.
Baldwin
t 6%
/
Piano,
6%
preferred
6%
,v
(quar.).
••
'4%
Lomb
.25a
--
preferred (quar.):
15c
;
1
Class
A
u
■
$1.40
j<
'
-
—
—
RR.
m
„
r
2;
»7-31
20c
'
■
Bestwall
Gypsum
(stock
Co.
75c
j
4y*r/o
Class
37*
«.v;
...
'50c
(quar.)..
common
.'.
.
v
Irregular
Light
&
2
4.20%
8-21
11-29
11-20
9-
25c
6-10
6-16
G-
4Vz%
3
5-20
50c
$1.37Va
7-
1
57*
Central
2-
6-12
6-
7-
2
6-16
7-
1
6-23
;r 87VaC
7-
1
7-
1
6-
6
168%C
7-
1
6-
6
$1
7-
1
6-
6
7-
8
6-
4 \'z%
5
'
6-30
6-30
6-16
35c
6-16
6-
4.64%
6-16"
56 %c
37 Vac
(reduced)
com.
preferred (quar.)
;
6-16
6-30
128%C
50c
7-
1
6-16
15c
6-10
5-23'
^
,
Income
tax
deduction
less
7415
93 %C
7-
1
135c
7-
2
6-
125c
7-
2
6-
Industries
V Stock
4.15%
156c
—__
6
6-
6
163c
—
—~
7*
1
1
7-
.
6
»—-—
6-
6
6-13
dividend
—
6-27
6-13
6-11
4-25
7-10
6-10
20c
com.
7-
1
G-12
7-
1
6-12
10c
—
7-
1
6-12
6-30
*
(quar.)
TV
6-
2
1
6-20
6-27
$1.25
* 3c
—
2
7-
25c
6-
6-16
10%
Buck Creek Oil Co.
6-17
-
Suckeye Pipe Co. Co. (quar.)
Line
ucyrus-Erie
1; 35c
u-
Buffalo Eclipse (stock dividend)
lieu of a
(quar.)_„_
paid in
Battery
Bullock's Inc., 4%
preferred
.
cash
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
7-
6-
1
2
6-J3
6-
2
dividend
V 40c
-
—
6-16
8-
$1
20c
6-' 6
1
7-14
6-23
6-
pfd.
6-
6
2
preferred
tile
6-10
1
6-10
6-20
9-20
$1.25
12-20
£18
35c
6-30
5-29
7-
I
7-
1
7-21
2%
—
(quar.)
7-
6-27
6-
7
6-
7-30
-I$3.50
-
6
6
6-30
com.
6-10
6-13
7-
2
7-
2
6-
6
t$1.25
7-
2
6-
6'
62c
7-
1
6-13
7oc
7-
1
6-13
1$1
—
Utilities,
(quar.)_.
1
7-15
7-
60c
150c
(quar.)_
common
1$1.12Va
-
,
_
6- 6
'
(quar.)
•
6-16
'25c
26
1
6-
5
G-13
%c ™
7-
40c
(quar.)
6-16
6-
2.
6-16
6-
2
25c
;
.
6-16
5%
6-19
Calumet
20c
6-30
preferred
—
7*
1
Inc.,
i
6-10
$1.15
—
preferred' (quar.)_^
$1.18%
Camden & Burlington County Ry.
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
Campbell Soup (quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
:
6-
1
Baking
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
6-10
6-13
6? 2
7-
1
6-13
$1.04
7-
1
6-13
$1.17
7r
1
,
25c
preferred
—r.r-
6-13
12 VaC
6-13
6-
IOC
6-16
6- 2
'
2
6-24
15c
6-19
7-
$1.12%
66-
9
3
6-10
1
30 c
6-10
5-23
50c
6-24
6-
$1.25
7- 1
6-27
(s-a)
6-11
150c
—
6?
6
5%
Medical
Arts
45C
4
.5-23
W
,
5-16
6-10
7-
57V2C
1
Common
6-13-
1
Common
,
Series A
Series
A
6-30
6-
6
6-
6
1
6-13
17VaC
7-28
6-27
37 Vac
-
7-31
7-
75c
7-
3
4%
$1.50
7-
Clark
Clark
5%
Controller
1
Equipment, common
preferred
(quar.)—
6-20
5-20
Mahoning Ry.
Semi-annual
5-27
25c
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
20c
6-13
5-29.
6-16
5-26
50c
6-14
6-
30c
6-12
5
5-29
1
7-
25c
$1.37%
6- &
6-
q
6-30
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
5
6-
6
6-13
6-
6
6-
6
5-22
6-13
6-30
5-29,
6-16
6-
5
15c
6-16
6-
$
17 VaC
6-30
6-
5
1%
6-30
6-
50c
G-16
6-
2
1
7-30
15c
7-18
6-2T
40c,
6-13
t$1.30
-
5
6-16
$1.13
—
8-
5-29
50c
6-13
5-29
20c
America
7-
6-12
1
12 VaC
7-19
7-
10c
6-10
5-21
62 VaC
6-10
5-26
3
75c
6-10
5-26
25C
6-10
5-29
25C
6-30
6-18
25c
;
7-
B-M
1
6-10
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.j
4
6-20
6-
4
7-
:
(
3%%
common
Class
B
6-16
Creole
6-16
Crossett Co.,
6-20
6-13
6-30
6-13
7-31
10-23
10-
1128
Corp.
class A (quar.)
6-14
5-23
A
15c
6-16
6-
5'
6-16
6-
2
$1.75
6-16
6-
2
50c
6-24
6-
6
$110
6-14
7-
1
6-13
6-
6
6-
3
1
7-15
7-15
7-
(quar.)
Crown
Zellerbach Canada,
Class
Crown Zellerbach Corp., common
Crucible Steel Co. of America
&
Forster,
9-10
6-16
5-10
7- 2
6-11
Ltd.—
(initial)
A
6-10
1
50c
(quar.)
common/quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Crystal oil & Land Co.—
$1,12 preferred (quar.)
Cuban American Sugar
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Cuban Telephone,
common
(quar.)
6%
preferred • (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)_^—
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
$1,60 preferred
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp. (quar.)
6-10
45c
7-
10c
6-30
6-10
50c
6-10
5-23
$2
6-30
6-16
1
.
$1.50
25c
1
8-
125c
$2 preferred
8%
$1.75
6
6
6-10
10-
40c
6-
85C
—
25C
Orum
6-13
1
(quar.)
6-13
5-19
7-
Class
7-15
5-23
12VaC-
1
10c
9
5-29
1
11-26
6-30
6-
6-16
7-
$1.25
6-
9-
6-24
Cork.
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
6
6-14
5
9-30
93 %c
8-
6-
40c
6
25C
9- 5
25c
6-
IOC
9-25
40c
6-30
(quar.)
6-26
7
6-13
(quar.)
International Corp.—
12-18
11-
1
6-30
Class A
Class B
7-11
3
1
15c
10c
Petroleum
Crown
<
37 VaC
11-
12 VaC
(quar;)_.
3
6-30
-
11-15
20c
(reduced)
preferred
62 VaC
50C
8-
125c
(quar.)_.
>—
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
6-
6-10
8-15
125c
6% conv. pfd.
Ltd. (quar.)
Crane Co.,
6-25
6-30
$4
^—:
6-30
3%
(quar.)
7-
'
5-26
6-20
5-21
*
A
$1
7-
1
6-16
Class
A
7-
1
6-16
Class
6-
9
5-16
7-
1
6-20
65c
6-30
6-12
6-14
6-10
5-23
6-14
5-23
2
8-15
1
6-17
9-17
$1.75
9-29
$2
6-27
6-
$1.50
6-27
G-
9
40c
6-20
6-
5
75c
7-
1
6-
0
150
7-
9
1
6-
6
62 VaC
6-26
6-
5
6-26
6-
5
9-26
9-
5
50c
12-26
12-
5
50c
6-16
6-
2
3c
6-18
5-29
60c
6-10
6-26
25C
6-27
6-13
5-23
50c
97-
50C
A
$1.37 Va
28C
$1.75
50C
(quar.)
$1.25
(s-a)
7-11
10c
2
25c
(quar.)
5- 9
1
93 %c
7-
60c
(quar.)-
6-16
6-13
8-
$1.12 Va
6-
$1.18%
(quar.)
5-31
22 VaC
(quar.)
6-20
(R.
Class
(quar.)_,
6-9
6-30
50c
1
8-
Electric—
Co.
6-16
6-20
45c
6-20
$1.25
City Investing Co., 5>,2% preferred
City Products Corp. (quar.)
6-16
1
*
(quar.)
—
Mfg.,
L.),
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
6-13
7-
65%c
1
Realty
Crampton
25c
preferred
4% 7*
Cosmopolitan
Crain
*
Clearfield &
132 Vac
&
9-20
1
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd
dividend
6-20
—
Gas
1
7-
10c
(duar.)
Petroleum
Stock
$1.25
preferred
Chicago Molded Products 6orp. (quar.)
Chicago River & Machine (quar.)
—,—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)—
Chicago, Rock (Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)_
Chicago, South Shore & Sound Bend RR.—
Quarterly 1
'—'—1—
Chicago Towel Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Chile Copper Co.
Christiana Securities, ^common
!
77* preferred (quar.)—
Chrysler Corp. (reduced) —
Cincinnati
Cosden
37 VaC
preferred
preferred
A
Series
.
common
Ooppervveld Steel Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
[ 6% preferred (quar.) _—.—
Cornell Paper Board Products (quar.)
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
$1 dividend preferred (quar.)
1
$2
4——
6-20
t$l
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oooper-Jarrett Corp. (quar.)
;
Copeland Refrigeration (reduced)
7s
(quar.)
:
(Chicago)
feteel-Corp. (quar.)
$1
37 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)'
Common
10-
a
6-20
6-28
$1.04
Co., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)__—
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)_
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)
Continental Oil Co. (Del.) (quar.)_^
6-30
—
Building—
6-
$1.13
(Del.)
Co.
(quar.)
7-15
$1.12 Va
75c
(quar.)
6-IT
1
7- 1 V
7- 1
$1.25
Continental Insurance Co.
•
_—
——
1
7-
$4
.
87 Vac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chicago
7 VaC
1
,
?
IOC
<
of
a
9"
$1.25
Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Stock dividend—
Continental
6-
12- I
7-
$1.12 Va
Commercial Corp.
60c preferred
5
6
5-29
35c
Corp
(quar.)__
2nd
conv.
Controls Co.
12c
(quar.)
4.50%
9-15
6-
20c
:
Continental Gin
—
preferred
conv.
■
Continental
6-15
12-15
-
Co.—
Continental Can Co.,
6-10
1
7-
$1.50
$1.19
Chicago, BurJingtpp & Quincy RR
Chicago Great Western Ry., com.
2
5-29
Cement
Co., Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
6-10
7s X
$1.18%
rr
—
*
(quar.)
common
Power
Continental
6-14
50c
—
2
6-30'
8
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp., common (quar.)
5V4%
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Rendering (quar.)
Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)_.
6-10
7-
$1.15
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.)
:
Chemetron Corp., common (quar.)
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank
(N. Y.)—
Quarterly __—1
i_—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4\'z% preferred (quar.) ~
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd. (accuni.)-—
$6 preferred (accqm.) _z_—
—.—
Chesapeake <Sp Ohio Ry,., common (quar.)
3Vp.7*
150c
;
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. (increased)
6-30
BlVzC
Vought Aircraft (increased)Chase Bag Co., $5 1st pfd. (quar.)
.
5c
10c
Continental Assurance Co.
6-
6-
10c
6-18
6-10
5-
6-25
10c
6-18
6-16
6-28
80
32V2C
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Electrodynamics
■
8-
10c
■'
:
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
6-30
—
;—
Ltd.
6-23
Coppermines Corp. (reduced)
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. pref. (s-a)
6-13
10c
—
(quar.).—
Wines,
6-23
6-23
1
(quay.)
5-20
35c
Chance
Chateau-Oai
Insurance
Power
6-18
6-10
6-30
$1.06%
(quar.)—
(quar,)—
(quar.)
income)'
1
1
8-
1
:
Cement Corp.
(quar.)
:
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consumers
6-l»:
a
8-
common
6-30
42c
(quar.)
preferred
Cities Service
Hecla
6slO
5-29
6-30
50c
Consolidated
6-13
$1.23
(quar.)———..—
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
—
Chance (A. B.) Co.
(quar.)—
5-23
6-16
6-16
27c
$1.30
1
7-
$1.16
7- 9
7- 9
7-29
preferred
(quar.)
©alilornia Packing Corp. (stock dividend)
Canada
7-
"
$1.25
—
7-29
-
115c
5.407?
$4.75
6-10
(quar.)
com.
Chicago Mill & Lumber
25c
preferred (quar.)__
California-Pacific
C
6
1
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RB.—
10c
*
&
6s
7-
fquar.)_.
6-13
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
*
57* preferred (quar.)__.:
California Electrie Power, $2.50 pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)
;
California Ink Co. (qUar.)
Calif. Interstate Telephone Co.—
eonv.
6-20
$1.12 Vz
6-13
115c
4-Vi °,'o
5%
5
L
6-24
4
(quar.)_—
—
preferred (quar.)
-5.25r/o
6-
$1.18%
(initial)
6-24
"
GIT Financial Corp.
-
com.
25c
(quar.)_.
Butterfly Hosiery Co.- Ltd., 77*
c
7-17
Certain-teed Products Corp.
1
2
7-
115c
:
—
-
6-20
$1.12 Va
"v^$l:50
(quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd., class A
Burroughs Corp. (quar,)
Burry Biscuit (s-a)
Bush Terminal Co.r (stock dividend)
4%
7- 2
—
Light, new
preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.
(quar.)
2
Quarterly
6-30
—
Burnham Corp., common
:t< 6%
preferred (s-a) Burns & Co., Ltd.
6-15
25c
4%
(quar.)^___^.
$ulova Watch Co.
Power,
$1.75
"
20c
3%
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.,
( $5 preferred (quar.)—™
5-23
6-13
25c.'
—
—
__
4% preferred (quar.)
Brown-McLaren Mfg. (stock dividend)
Galgary
;
6- 9
J
2%
10%
.
1
V
(quar.)—
Illinois
vestment
6
6f
1
6-27
"10c
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp., com. (quar.)
/r-Being
Burgess
9
1
(quar.)
4.65% preferred
■
6- 6
6-
1
7-
169c
/
,
:—.—-
iT Amer. dep. receipts Ordinary (final)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
Brown & Bigelow (quar.)
Stock
9
6-
7-
—
Century Electric Co. (quar.)_—i—
Century Industries Co. (quar.)—,.——r—Century Shares Trust (quarterly from in'
(quar.)
dividend
6-
1
7-
~
t$1.19
■
,
1
7-
1$1_
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—
)
r_~__
—
4.75%
4-28
7-
153c
preferred "(quar.)
5%%
6s
1
6-13
150c
Life
3
5-29
6-
$1.16
(quar.)
40c preferred, (quar.),
40c preferred
7-18
6-25
7-
Central Vermont Public Service Co.—
of
•
r
8- 9
''
preferred (quar.)—
British
General
Light &
6-
6-10
20c
t
Connecticut
1
6-10
6-30"
150c
1__:
Connohio; Inc.,
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
Central Steel & Wire Co.—
6-10
4%% preferred (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly i
1
Connecticut
$1.25
67*
preferred (quar.)
4%%
*
6-12
7-18
6
5-15-
$1.31%
common
Commercial Solvents Corp.- (reduced)
Community Public Service (quar.)_
Confederation Life Assn. (quar.)
5-29
6-12
Co.,
(quar.)
Commonwealth Income Fund—
(From investment income)
Commonwealth Investment Co. (Del.)—
4
Quarterly ;(from investment income).
1
; '"/
4.67* conv. preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)"
2
v
<
5-23
6-
'
2%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
4Vt7* preferred (quar.) ~
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.
Maine Power Co., com.
3.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.6%
preferred' (quar.)
6
British Columbia Electric Co.-»4 Ya% preferred (quar.)
4%
6-13
7-15
6-10
10c
preferred
'
i.
Depositary)
.
6^10
15c
Central
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd..—
Ordinary (a final payment of 8d free of
British
6-16
6-30
2
50c
Illinois Public Service,
4.92% preferred (quar.)
:
47* preferred (quar.)
6-16
6-30
125c
6-10
6-
preferred
4.64%
7-
Co. -(quar.)_.
preferred
1
Edison
5.25%
-
7-
(quar.)
central
2>
7-
5-29
1
70c
(quar.)_
Consolidated
'
'
5-26
Ltd.—
,
Central
6-10
1
$$2.50
Central of Georgia Ry., 57*
Ltd-—
6- 9
6-16
6-20
25c
—
Hudson Gas & Electric-?
,,4.35% ,j preferred
(quar.)—
4.757*
preferred
(quar.j
4Vz"/o preferred (quar.)_
57* preferred
57* preferred
I
7-
$1.12 Va
(s-a)
Storage
Co.
Commonwealth
6-15
5-29
6-13
8-
6-16
50c
Credit
5-16
7r
6-16,
1
6-13
Co.
(quar.)
(Boston)
Gr
6
5-29
7-
60o
Insurance
Combined Insurance Co. of America (quar.)_
6-9"
5-29
5-29
6-16
10c
(s-a)
Commercial
felO
8- 9
(quar.)—
com.
Life
C.)
2
60c
(quar.)
Central
,
Ltd.—
Brillo Manufacturing Co. .(quar.)
Bristol Brass Corp. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.— .1 3%%
preferred (quar.)
British American Bank Note Co., Ltd. (quar.)
British American Oil Ltd. (quar.)
r-
foundry
6-11
f 62 VaC
Cold
National"
6-30
6-30
6-30
*
$1.05
of America,
preference
25c
37V2C
—
2
6-13
$1.75
(quar.)—
common
A
(quar.)
Columbia Terminals Co. (quar.),
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash. D.
Columbian Carbon Co.
(quar.)
6-
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Central
2
95c
Tractor,
$1.25
250
6-27
11%C
30c
7-16
7-16
'
Inc.—
6-
50c
(quar.j
2nd preferred (quar.)
Central panada Investments,
6
6-
Cp.
7%
6-16
6-16
25c
fcf.)
Celanese Corp.
6-
6-13.
(A.
B
J__
System
:
6-10
20c
;
1
31V4C
2
15c"
•'
Caterpillar
6-16
20c
<fe Stratton (quar.)....,
Bright (T. G.), Ltd., common
l
5%
preferred (quar.)
2
"
'
6-21
6-16
~
Briggs
,
'
(Quartferly' from, accumulated
6-30
$25c
'
5
6-
'
50C
Castle
; 31V4C
Power,
6-
(quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
Commercial State Bank (N. Y.—
! (Stock dividend) ;
$2
6-16
—
6-13
A
Class
*
6-16
93 %c
(qiiar.)
5-16
20c
—
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
4Va%
X
5% preferred (quar.)
Qolumbia Broadcasting
6-16
,
6-16
1
68 %c
6-30
35c
(quar.)_
Carter
nf*6- 2
15c
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)
3Va% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
Traction
preferred
7-
40c
3
6-18
1
8-
62Vac
6-30
20c
6-
3
7-
8-
(ciuar.)
15c
::
8-ia
6-30
7-
$1.12 '/a
:
7" 2
6-14
40c
6-30
-20c
5%%
Brazilian
•
"
(quar.)....
7- 2
(quar.)—_J—
Telephone & Telegraph
-Carpenter Steel Co.7 (quar.)
Carriers & General '^Corp:—
"
"
Bowater Corp. of North America,
5% preferred (quar.)
•
3%%
preferred
26c
75C
Corp.,
Borg-Warner Corp.",
Co.
.4%%
Columbian
'
Corp.
6-16.
6-19
25c
6-16
$1.40
■
2
5-30
—X "
Carolina
( J; 6- .21.
1
,
7-
5-30
—
X—
20C
«.—
2
6-16
t$1.25/
t$1.25 •
Baxter & Rennedy (quar.)—
Carey -'(Philip)
Mfg. - (quar.) ———l—XX"
Carnation Co., common (quar.)
6- 2
,
:
1
7-
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)J
:
5 Va %
preferred B (quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas, common
6-
6-16
7-2
(quar.)
5c
lie
11c
5-30
1$1
30c
7-
.
Stores, Inc. (quar.).
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
Fisheries
6rl2
.
;! 6-12
$1.06 Va
Bond
Booth
■
(monthly)
(quar.)
& Iron Corp.—
5-30
6-16
7-15
175c
1
6-30
Colorado Fuel
7r 2
■:
6-3
7VaC
._.
6- 2
120c
net income)
Products
(quar.)_—___
Carthage Mills (quar.)
*
_____"
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)_____.
Case (J. I.) Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
6Vz% 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
CSI
6-16
6-2
5-30
Cos.—
(quar.)
Common
0-13
6-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Power; common (monthly)
Class
Carey
.
Corp. (quar.).
Boeing Airplane Go. (quar.)
;
Bohack (H. C.) Co., common (quar.)...—..
5j/2% prior preferred (quar.)
Brass
Oil
redeemable preferred
6-6
6-23;
$1.18%
Diamond
&
4-+
v
6-13
1
5-31
Products
Colorado Central
*
125c
Carborundum
2
-'"-I- '1- V ;6-21
' $1.43%
,x
—
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)—
Aluminum
Genei*al Electric Co.
(quar.)
General Securities, Ltd.— -
115c
A
6- 2—
7-1
.7-
35c
(quar.)
Pue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Quarterly
6-
r 6-17
1
.
Bliss & Laughlin (reduced)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, 6% preferred
Bohn
7-
$1.75
--a-, ■v
i
Blue
2
87 Vac
1
7-
1' 1
7-
6-14
6-30
.
6-13
6-20
6-30
125c
t43%c.
115c
5-21
6-16
1
25C
7- 2
■
redeemable'preferred (guar.)"
Capital City Products (quar.)
Capitol Records (quar. j
5-29
6-1Q
6-13
50c '
.'
dividend)
Gas & Electric—
preferred
1-'
———————
(quar.)—
1
7-
30c
6-30
'
120c
7-
6-30
of Amer. (quar.)
2
5% preferred
2
18%c
:
(quar.)
6-
-4%
'
-
Blackstone Valley
^•-r6-16
50c
...
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—
J 7% preferred (quar.)
Bibb Mfg. Co. (quar;);!—.^^.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson,
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
) $5.75
preferred (quar.)
6-
Co.
7- 2
-
125c
6-2
,•
Finance
Colonial Life Insurance Co.
--
Canners, Ltd.,"class A (quar.),.—
CelaneSe, Ltd., com. (quar.).
.*___
Extra
(quar.)
com.
Colonial
131 %c
118%C
6-13
6-
6-16
37*
...
■
:
6-16
7
20c
a
2
15c
'
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
•
.
6-
Color-Craft
6
1.
.7-15
1:50c
20c
a
7- 2
•
$7.40
,,
6-
•
6-
63C
,
2
*
10-15=
25c
(Cine.)—
6-
preferred
6-17
-
Coleman Engineering, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co., 3V2% pfd. (quar.)
-
Canadian
—
Bessemer Lime & Cement Co.,
5 4%
preferred (quar.)
•
,
preferred X (quar.)
6-17
1
10%
7- 2
>
131 %c
-
1
4-15
^
2
—
-•
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., cfass X (quar.3
Canadian ingersoll-Rand, Ltd.
(quar.)—
^
(j,Class B (quar.)___.;___^,._...__
6-13
t$1.10
1-14
(quar.
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend).
Bessemer-& Lake-Erie RR. Co.—
r, $1.50 preferred (s-a)
7-
6-11
1
7-
Co.
Coca-Cola International Corp
(quar.)
20c- 4-30-59
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
$2.50 class A (quar.)
6-13
5-31
1
of Canada
5-15
7- 2
6-29
7-
$1
$1
5-31
Canadian
•..
50c
12-20
$1.75
of New York (quar.)
6-16
5-15
6- 3
6- 3
'
(quar.)
6-16
7-16
6-27
Co.
HOC
10-31
v35C :•
Coca-Cola
7- 2
Canadian
9
12 28
:
(stock dividend).:
(Atlanta, Ga.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
+90c
1-30-59
.
6-18
6-14
$1
•
$35
of Ree.
6-13
:
150c
Canadian Drawn Steel, Ltd., common-———
•i 60c preferred iquaf.)_l_l__
tV;8-il
9-2'
3-2-59
2
6-14
•**,' t $1.75
-
$1.12%
___
(interim)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Coastal States Life Insurance
£.$i;25 cpnv. preferred (quar.)_
^ 11-10
12-1-
.
& Co.; com.
preferred
(quar.)
:
"7%
t$l
'■^Canadian
'5-23
-
Cluett Peabody
120C
5-29
6-13
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating).
129 %c
7-200
: :•
Bergstrom Paper Co.", class A
6-20
7-
Holder»
6-13
^
6-10
7-15
When
Payable
35c
(quar.)__.
common
t37VaC
Canadian
>
6-14 •*.7- 5-29
6-10
15c
Corp: : (reduced)
Bell Telephone Co.
5-31
7- 2
1$1.15
'•:»>.;.'20c
...
prefered (quar.)
Aircraft
7-10
r
6-13
-M
Iron,
Canadian Breweries Ltd., com. (quar.)
6-10
.7-10
7-1
trJ5c
■j.4% preferred (quar.)—______
Bell
'
6-20
-
40c
v \<*-
6-16
137 VaC
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
Share
Company
4%
(s-a"-)
preference
Wire & Cable
Class A: (qiiar.)
Class B (qUar.)"
1
.6-10
*. .'
7-217,*i
'425c
"->I5c
....
2
2
7-"l "!
i7yac
.;V.
....
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
„A%
1",
37Vac
-
preferred
5 %
Canada
0-10 '
7-21
50c
-
■■
; Common
4%
4%
7-
17-
20c
.
Common
,
5-29
6-10
J
:
Name of
6-13
Co.
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.49%
pfd.
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
: -5-29^
7-" 2
•
;
J36c
a
•
6-13
1
-
6-25
3
7-2
•
t25c
...
1
7-
(quar.)
com.
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
Extra
.-.v...'.",:'
■■
"
7
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.).—
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
L_
Belknap Hardware &, Mfg., common—.^.:: V
•Common
6-25-
6-10
40c
v-,30c
Creek
5-29
7-
25c
—
7-
(quar.)___
com. (quar.)
4V2% preference (quar.)_"
'6-16
6-13
t25c
Co.r- (quar.)__.
Beeeh-Nut Life Savers Inc. (quar.;
-
1 '
••
Extra.
Beech
7-
3
2
25c
Malting Co., Ltd.,
7-
9-
t$1.06%
Life Assurance
6-16
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
Canada
Canada
10c
«
'
(quar.)..
Corp. /quar.)..
preferred
-10-
-6-2.
137VaC
Ltd.,
6-16
...—;___—r- y
(quar.).l
Aircraft
-4(4%
7- 2
r
t$1.50
-
—-
i.
Foundries
6-16
1 Va %
—
(quar.)..—
preferred
Beech
(quar,)^_:
Iron
$1
:
(quar.)..
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., com.
'ir i
Extra
;
6-16.
A
1
25c
Beauty Counselors
'
Canada
1
7 Vac
(quar. 1
Class
8-23
Per
of Reo.
Forgings, Ltd.—
7-
—
...
Ties
1$1.50
7-
(quar.)__.
—
Brummell
5-23
i
«&
Holder*
Cleveland-Cliffs
Dry Corp.V common (quar.)
Canada Foundries
..
When
Payable
Ltd.:—'
(quar.)
25c
:___
„
Stone,
$4,25 preferred -(quar.)____
-t
.
48-22
6-30
$1.12 Va'
Per
Share
..
Cut
&
preference
,
9-19
"'r
•
Crushed
'^'76%preference/- (quar.jk
:i r:;5-2S>.
6-20
(quar.)—.
(J..B.) Distilling (quar.)^.....*.^
Stock dividend:
Beau
-
Name of Company
i
; 67*
^
12-31
9-19
$1
$1
Beam
«
V. ,9-30'
i«-20
.25C
,
Optical, common
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
'
.
Canada
Canada
(quar.)
4% non-cum pfd. .<quar.).
Bates Mfg. Co., common
: 4%%preferred -.(quar.)
&
10-15
$1.501-15-59"
(quar.)
non-cum. pfd.
Bausch
',
^
6-30'
-
Common
4%
7-15
$1.50
...
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
preferred {quar.)______
Common
When
Share.
>
•
(quar.).
(quar.j
Balnmoid & Ohio RR-1f
•'
.
preferred
1ft
(2557)
$1.50
7-
1
6-20
$1.50
1-1-59
12-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
(quar.)
Cypress Abbey (s-a)
Cyprus
D.
T.
Mines
M.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Formerly Diamond T Motor Car Co.
DWG
Cigar
Daggafontein
Corp.
Mines
(quar.)
(irreg.)
22 VaC
85C
6-25
6-10
12-31
12-20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2558)
14
When
Par
%
Share
Name of Company
Corp.,
Dana
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6%
7-15
7- 3
t75c
6-30
6-16
7-
1
6-14
8-
1
3-31
(quar.)
Frerc,
&
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
con v.
7ft
'
David
&
t$7
class B
Ltd.,
Frere,
Dayton Malleable Iron—
5%
Name
$1.25
7-
1
6-
$1
preferred iquar.)
7-
1
6-13
3
Mfg.,
<
(quar.)—
common
JS2.50
preference (s-a)
Records (quar.)
Decca
&
Deere
Co.,
security profits)
&
>"■
preferred
4.56ft
5ft
preferred
pid. (quar.)
Detrex
$3.50
5-20
5ft
6-13
5-29
General
6-13
87 Vic
6-10
5-29
6-10
Exolon
6-30
—
Western
RR.
?.
.
Stock
8,
7-30
7-18
7-15
6-26
6-16
6- 2
ft
7-16
9
7-
Co.2
6-18
Vic
6-16
5-28
—
15c
6-17
6-
—
12 Vi c
6-13
5-29
$1.50
6-20
6-20
(quar.)
7-
$2
1
uriwrr
r
m
iu'
— «<
»
6-27
6-16
25o
O—
6-27
6-16
20c
5-23
6-10
6- 2
15C
6-12
6-
4ft
:
5-23
6-10
25o
—
6-10
20o
(quar.)
6-11
5-23
6-30
6-10
5-27
25C
6-20
-
.a
1
6-13
5-23
7-
6-25
6-30
■'
6-
6-20
2
50c
5-15
7- 1
6-14
39c
7-
1
6-30
7-30
U7y2o.
6-30
ft-25c 1-30-59
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion, Stores, Ltd. Iquar.)
Dominion Tar ds Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
:
;
5-31
5%
Dodge Mfg., £1.56 preferred (quar.)
Dome
Mines, Ltd. .(quar.)
;
Dominguoz oil Fields (monthly)
t40c
6-14
•
6-30
my4c
—
tl2y2c
t25c
i
.1-16
6-16
1
5-16
8-
1
7- 2
7-
-
2
6- 2
Three shares of 5ft
for
Dow
each share
Brewery Ltd.
Dow
Dravo
Corp.,
Dresser
4ft
Film
7-10
preferred
(quar.)
now
40c
A
50c
1
6- 5
I
66-
7-
I
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
6-10
5-23
6-16
5-30
6-30
6-30
6-12
6-10
5-23
6-10
5-31
15c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
25c
6-13 "
40c
(quar.)
6-28
6-
6
1
6-
6
$1.12%
~
7-
50c
6-10
$1.50
6-16
37»/2C
"
7-
65c
7-
$1-50
7-
(quar.l~
2
1
5-15
5-29
6-
4
6-12
6-
5
1
6- 5
6-14
t25c
7 VaC
5-30
6-16
6-
2
.
6-30
6-16
7-
6-10
1
6-13
(quar.)
25c
(Syracuse'
"
Federal
1
preferred
ft
Class
25c
Federal
4.60ft
62 Vac
40c
$1.06 y«
6-12
5-31
6-12
6-20
1
7-
6-13
6-13
25c
1
H
5-23
7-
1
5-23
7-
1
5-23
$1.18
I
6-15
$1.03
$1.12 Vi
7-
1
5-23
(reduced)
Co. (quar.)
Electro!ux Corp.
(quar.)
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
(quar.)
$1.35
7-
1
5-23
6-30
6- 6
30c
6-19
6-
5
35c
.
6-30
6-
9
50c
6-30
6- 9
25c
6-14
5-15
35c
6-16
5-23
^Williamsport RR. Co.—
$1.65
7-
1
6-20
.
,,
Bearings
1
1
5-29
6-10
5-23
lc
6-15
V 6-10
lc '
——
6-15
17c
•
6-16
20c
•
6-16
;•«
Publications
6-15
ft.
6-2 ;
6-16
6-
$1
6-28
6-16
6-28
6-10
'
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Corp.
(stock dividend)—
Paper Products, common (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
;
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance (N. Y.)—
2ft
6-27
30c
6-30
$1
7-15
50c
Flbreboard
Field
&
1
Co.
(Marshall)
&
of
Y.
N.
Co.
see
(quar.).
Marshall
(quar.)
Class
B
Fund,
Inc.
(from
$1.25
Class
B
1
1
6-30
5-22
6-16
5-22
$1.12Vft.
6-16
5-22
50c
6-20
6-
(increased)
(quar.)
38c
Class
Class
Gold
5
6-20
25c
6-17
5-
25c
7-
6-11
(s-a)__
1
6-
6-16
6-
(quar.)./
6-14
6-
20c
6-12
60c
6-12
J$1.25
5-
6
(quar.)
$$1.25
(quar.)
ft
6-16
5-
6
7-
6-16
Forth Worth,Corrugated Paper
2
25c
(s-a)
9-
$2.75
1
•
t
25c
6-13
6-
2
(quar.)
10c
6-16
5-
6
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., common
5 Vi ft preferred (quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
25c
7-21
7-11
68%c
7-.1
6-20
J25c
7-18
6-27
8c
6-15
6-
2
7-
6-
6
Worth Steel &
(quar.)—.
•
Preferred
Friedman
(L.)
Realty
(quar.)
Quarterly
Friendly Finance Inc., 6ft pfd. (quar.)
Fruit of the Loom, Inc.—
-
$3 non-cumulative preferred
Fuller (George A.) Co. (quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
25c
4Vift
Co.
8-
*
5-?l
6-16
5-28
6-27
6-18
12Vic
,
.
15c
,
56Vic
_
10c
r-
$1.50
'
:
General
American
Oil
Co.,
class A
Texas
5-23
6-12
66-
6-
2
6-12
6-
2
25c :
20c
7-
6-13
6-16
6-
7-1
6-6
6-10
5-29
6-18
6-
4
6-18
6-
4
(quar.)
6-30
•
12Vic
55c
6-10
6-
7-
1
.
6-2
7-
1
6-2
7-
1
6-2
10c
87Vic
6-14
6-
2
...
,
6%
preferred
7-31
7-10
6-10
tl2¥2c
6-14
6-14
5-31
50c
6-16
6- 2
6- 3
50c
(quar.)
1
6-13
G-13
5%
6-10
Green
6-10
5-22
6-10
5-20
$1.50
9-10
8-19
$1.50
12-10
11-18
6-10
5-20
$2
$2
-9-10
8-19
12-10
11-18
6-10
5-20
$2
9-10
12-10
11-18
$25c
.
6-16
.$2..
8-19
5-20
(quar.)_____
9-15
8-25
$25c
12-15
11-25
10c
(quar.)
6-17
6-16
5-20
50c
,
—
6-27
40c
...
tquar.)
7-1
6-9
93%c
7-1
5c
40c
.
.
*
6-16.
6- 2
6- 2
6-15
6-15
,
40c
40c
5-21
'
:
6-10
,_*'40c;
•
6-2
6-16
.
75c
,
....
9-10
12-10
.
6- 1
.
9-1
r
12-1
ft
..
6- 9
*
6-9
(quar.)..-..
Inc.—.
common
•'
7- 1
6-16
'
7- 1
6-13
6-30
30c" ft
6-19;
.
45c
(quar.)
$1.75
50c
(quar.)
7- 2
30c
1
(quar.)
Company
'
25c
page
5-20
6-10
6-10
6-. 5
-
6-10
25c
on
6-10
6-10
7-2
6-16
$1.25
—
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Continued
,.'5-9
5- 9
-
+$1.10
•
•;:..
f
100% ft
(Winnipeg)—
;
■
rl00%
ft ft-<
—
class A
5-16
6-30
$1.J0
I
(Houston)-—
....
Sugar,
-
6-30
-
,
6-25
6-10
15c
'
(quar.)
6-9
7- 1
.
J31V4C
:
Giant Co.,
6-10
■:
60c
Class
6-
'
-
$2
—
7%' preferred
1
6-30
6-25
$1.50
—
(stock dividend)....U.
deposit receipts ordinary, (stock
Great Western
7-
6
6-14
25c
ft.
(quar.)
:
•
5-31
il2¥2c
(quar.)
Western Producers,
preferred A (quar.)
(D.)
6
6-
5-15
6-30
„
Western Financial Corp.
7-
6-30
6-30
„
125c
Northern Ry.
Green
6-10
'
-
,
-Quarterly
Great
5-15
6-14
7-1
10c
<quar.)__
Great West Life Assurance Co.
6
6-13
6-16
.
J50c
■.'
Lakes
dividend)
1
7- 1
60c
/
Great Universal Stores—
6-13
>
7-
•
2
'
,
$1.50
2
$2
Co., common
Quarterly
-Quarterly.
Quarterly :
' 6- 8
$1.12 Vi
T.)
;
.6-13
25c
(W
1
Products
Ordinary shares'A
6-23
2
6-12
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
,>
5-10
6-12
—
American
6-30
$35c
i
5-23
6-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-16
t$1.25
of
6-16
6-11
(quar.)
6-6
t$1.38
(quar.)
General American
Transportation Corp.—
Quarterly
&
6- 6
•
6-13
.
A
A
6reat
1
10c
Y.)
Cement
Manufacturing Co.
^
^
7-
6-13
t$l
A
Great
Co.
6-13
V6-16
20c
(N.
Rubber
&
7-1
6-16
6-30
34c
General Acceptance Corp., common
(quar.)
General American
Investors, common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.).
1
12Vic
(quar.)
F.) Co. (quar.)
6-13 .ft'
_
50c
32Vic
(quar.)
1
7-
6-30
......
Gate City Steel Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
6ft- preferred (quar.)
7-
10c
(quar.)
A
Great Northern Paper, common
1ft 4.40% preferred (quar.)___
0-17'
5 ft
5%
6-13
J15c
Realty, class A (quar.)
Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)—
Great Lakes, Power Corp., Ltd.—
,
5% 1st preference (quar.)_.
Great Lakes; Towing Co,-,.
6-18
40c
.
.
(quar.)
7- 1
Great America^
8-22
28V'ec
6Vi ft preferred (quar.)..
Gatlneau Power Co. Ltd., common
6-21
.
(quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.)
Great
6-2
1
7-1 ft
10- 1 ft
10c
,
6-25
9-
56J/4C
(quar.)
.
Telegraph (quar.)
preferred
3%%
I
.
,
...
6
1
15c
<W. R.) & Co., common
preferred (quar.).:
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Grant
1
11-
6-15
30c
1
6
7-
lc
Granite City Steel Co.
_
preferred
Service
8-15
11-15
$1.50
Garrett Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Gas
5-30
/
(s-a)
Gannett Co.,.class B conv.
preferred (quar.)
Garfinckri (Julius) 6c Co., com.
(quar.)
4 Vi ft
6-16
15c
preferred (quar.)..
Gabriel Co. (reduced)
Gamble. Bros., Inc. (quar.)
1
6-10
10c
(quar.)
2
50c
Co.
Grand Rapids Varnish
5-31
7-
25c
Investment
income)
(R. E.) Co., common
preferred (quar.).:
6-16
75c
10c
(quarterly from
4Vift
1
6-16
6-
(quar.)
Class
.
5ft
6-11-
,
.
12Vic
Class
series
Franklin Life Insurance Co. (stock
dividend)
Frick Company, common
(quar.)—
6ft preferred (quar.)
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
-'
6-
(quar.)
6%
Grafton
Franklin Custodian Funds-
1
7-1
.
$1.23
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A iquar.)
Class B (quar.)
4.
8%
8-20
3
(quar.).
Machinery
Forth
Ltd.—
common
Grace
,
'
Inc. (quar.)..
Fort Wayne & Jackson
RR., pfd.
6-
7-
-
20c
Batteries (quar.)
Government Employees Insurance—
5
New common (initial-quar.)
;
5-13
6-16
;
3
5-29-
—
6-
Gould-National
4
(quar.)
class A
:
2
10c
ft
(Canada), Ltd.,
B
& Stock
Gorham
-6-13
ft
6-27
—
2
3
6-
6-
6-27
(quar.)
Dairy Products Corp.—
changed
to
Gold
Seal
A (quar.)
Tire
7-11
81V4c
1
Co.
Gold Mines,
Portland
(B.
6-11
1
6-30
-
$1.50
(quar.)
Gordon
8-15
7-
$1.05
50c
?
6-20
Quarterly
(quar.)
>
1
$1.15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
1
4% preference (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
1
1
7-
$1.25
Bros,
3-for-2
-
com.
Cement
Insurance
Goodrich
6-20
•-7-
10c
Goodyear
5-30
6-30
1-6-3
25c
(quar.)
Goldblatt
5-29
6-24
15c
22Vic
6- 3
ft-6- 8
'
-
,
Falls
Name
6-14
<
«;
10c
B
Gold Seal
6-20
6-16
$1
50ft
Co
Glens
7*
^40c
Olldden Company- (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
5
6-20
1
6-30
7-1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$6 voting preferred
Glens Falls
6-20
6-
6-30
60c
preferred (quar.)
Motor
7-
7-
$1.25
(quar.).____
Foote Mineral Co.
Ford
2
7-
-'
7c
Extra
2
6-
12c
held to effect
Machinery & Chemical,
Ford Motor Co.
6-
6-12
;
66c ft
Extra
Class
(one additional share for
two shares
$4.20
3V4ft
6-10
25c
(quar.)
Power Corp.
(quar.)
Foote-Burt
5-29
1
-6-16
ft "7- 16-14
»
ft1
2%
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries Co., class
6-18
7-
-ft. 6-16
;
10c
(Interim)
5-16
85c
preferred
split)
preferred
6-30
9
$30c
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5ft pfd. A
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)
Food
6-
7- 1
7- 1
»
■■
in-
(from
6- 5
;
ft
59%cJ
i..,
ft..
7-25
ft
*
-
.
17V2c
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
5-29
50c
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Fleming Company, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Fllntkote Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
..'ft
each
6-16
.
56c (
dividend
Giant Yellowknife
4
;
7-25-
f
-7- 1
'
50c
;
7-23
'
ft
:
53V«c
-
__i;
Boston
4
6-10
■
6-15>-
$1.12Vi'
-
of
7-
6-15
;
income)
Portland
1:
53c
common-<quar.)„
Corp.,
Giant
7-
-
>
.
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)—
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
4
6-
75c
First Security Corp.
(increased-semi-annual)
Fisher Bros., common
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Stock dividend
6-
Fund
6-20
7-18-
•
6-15:
.
5%
Gera
-
,--31l4ciK
(quar.)
Inc.
^
1"
33c
ft/
.
.
Corp.;
6
7-1 i
^8-15
.
8-
59%c
-
certificates
Putnam
Stock
5-13
6-14
.
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)
6
40c
(quar.)
American
vestment
2
6-14
'
»
(quar.)
Telephone
5-29
6-10
;
-•
32Vic
.
.
Pennsylvania—
(quar.).1.
.
6-13
u
..
preferred (quar.)
'4.40 Vi 'preferred (quar.)
*4.75% preferred (quar.)'
: 5.28%
preferred (quar.)..^.
General Tin Investments,-Ltd.— u ft
George
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$5.00
■,
3c
First National Stores
Florida
6-
$2.10
of
;
6-30
35c
Telephones Co.;
6-
7-31
25c
-
preferred-(quar.)
Genuine ' Parts
in¬
income)
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
First National Bank (Jersey
City)
4J/2ft
G-
$1.40
4
T
preferred
-
9
6-
,
-6-20
-
50c
.
i
-
-
;
Genung's.
0
40c
.
(quar.)
Industrial
vestment
7-
6-20
\
45c
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—
Class A (quar.)
Financial
6
6- 5
6-16
30c
,
Corp.
6-
'
•
5-27
..
6-28
*
4$1.25
4Vi9i
;■
Field
Co.
Filtrol
-
•"
6-27
6-14"
28%c
;
(quar.)
6-155-27
7-1
>
JlOc ft
-
5-27
5-27
6-26
15c
ft -40c
ft
-
„
6-15
.
37Vic
Telephone Co. of Florida
General
5-29
9-15
15c
Federated
i
6- 2,
s
ft'...
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin
ft $4.50
preferred < (quar.)
5-31
75c
—
$3 preferred
:
6-10
=7-15''ft T- 2
50o
283ftc
$%
General
,
\
•
50c
ft
...
5-29
0
8*
.'-
,
7-17
8-8
6-
20c
Mortgage
(Del.), class A (monthly)
B
(monthly).
National Mortgage Assoc. (monthly) '
Pacific Electric
(quar.)
Paper Board Co., common (quar.)
'< preferred'(quar.
-
7-17
60o
(quar.)—___
-
,
8-
6-15
6-15
75c
(quar..)_
(quar.)
ft.$1.30 preferred (quar.).
7-61.32 preferred * (quari)..
General Telephone. Co. of Illinois—
$2.37V^» preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Cor. of Ohio—
r
$1,25 preferred .(quar.)
5-20
10c
"
»-
17-17
' $35c
—.
General
--'Common
5- 3
8-
-
ft
Wares, Ltd.,. common-(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
5%
ft -5-20
~
40c
Castings Corp. (quar.)__
:
5-20,
J35c
•
5-31
7-
7-15
_
6-13 '"ft
Securities-.:
.(quar.).......
Corp.
-
/j
6-10
6-10
25c
General 8teei
6-6
t35o
(quar.)
Federal United Corp.,
net
6-27
II
'
45c
*
________—ft"
4.60ft preferred (quar.).^
Federal Screw Works (quar.)
Ferro
J
45c
'
Co.
General Steel
6-10
;
,
..*■.* ft""."".ft
——
——
Federal
Federal
1
6-30
Refraetorles
7-7
6-10
.
ft
1
General Shoe
6-10
7-
10c
"
-
Fedoral-MogulrBower
Funsten
6-27
I
62Vic
General
6-10.
7-1
"
60c
1
,
...
$3 preferred (quar.)..—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
General
4'- 5-15
1ft'" 7- 7
8*
,,
,
(quar.)
6-10'
8;
$1.18%—
Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
ft
45c
ft
General Railway Signal Co. (quar.)25c
1
8-
preferred
9
6-30
••
6-10
--
$1.25
1
6-
7-15
933ic
;
■./.
6-20
■■
6-30
50c
-----
(quar.)
5
6-
,
T- 1
\
General
6-16
1
7-1"
56V4C
(quar.).:
Federal Insurance Co.
Federal
6-27.'
7c
......
Co.
5-27
7- 1
$1.25
•
5-29
6-13
12Vic
/
—
6-20
-
Com mop; (reduced)
$1.60
»
■
6-15'
' 7- 1
(quar.);
6
6-13
€-14
t
6
6-
6-16
~
(quar.)..
(quar,).
Equipments—_
;
,
,
" 8-15
40c
;
5.
-
"V* '
•
30c
-ft
—
Oraln, Ltd., class A
$1.40
ft
preferred
6-
-..
7-25
ft
.....
....
Printing Co.
:
«
6-2
'
—
(quar.).——
Class B—
1
6-20
(Battle Creek,
—:
5-22
Precision
1
20c
$3.75
General
6-i4
$3
I
Extra
"
6-12
(Boston)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
5-23
6-30
&
1>-
6-27
20c
6
6-6
7-
25c
-
quar.)...
$5
L
6- 2
25c"
Trust
Manifold
7-1
7-
•
$1.25
General MotoTs Corp., common
,6-18
ft..
\
137Vic
(reduced
interest.,
General Mills Inc., 5ft
5-23
7-1
J
(quar.)—___;—-,f 37Vic
Casualty Co.
*
.
6-14
30c
(quar.——
Federal Glass Co.
5-23
•20c
Battery Co. (quar.)
Mich.)
&
0-14
—
Co.
Gas
Federal Life
5-16
32 Vic
(s-a)
Life Insurance
.6-20
tlOc
.—
5-16
1 Vic
(quar.)
5-23
50c
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)
ft'
4 Vi ft
preference A (quar.)————
5ft preferred B (quar.)—
Federal Bake Shops (quar.)
——" "
6-15
15c
Electric Storage
preferred
(quar.)
Rubber
River
6-16
HI"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Share
Y.)
Fall
125c
_IIHI
(quar.)
Auto-Lite Co.
N.
Faultless
137 Vic
-
III
-(quar.)
I
HI
Z4' 5-23
7- 1
——
.
+30c
*
(quar.)_
Bond &
6-10
*$1.75
~
common
Farmers & Traders
5
~
(quar.)
7- 1
.—
5
1
•
31 Vic
Common
7ft
5
31 Vic
1
Electric
Elmlra &
6-
7-
(accum.)"
i
preferred
7-
1
7-
(quar.)
Corp., -glass A.
preferred
7-
Investors
6-6
50e
(quar.)
com.
5-16
25c
preferred (quar.).
General
7-18
,
Florida Telephone Corp., class A
5-26
Industries,
6-
25c
Corp. (Del.) (quar.)....—
Fireproofing Co. (reduced).—
General
5-23
6ft
7-10
(quar.)..
com.
6-14
8- 1
t50c
Foremost Dairies
Co. (quar.)
Paso- Electric Co.,
$4.18 preferred
5ft
2
35c
pfd. (quar.)—
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.—
Quarterly
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)—
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
Corp.,
7-10
32 Vic
common
6-
60c
$1.50
*
-
-
Brewing
7-25
550
com.
i(quar,)_
Extra
Falstaff
6-14
50c
Trust, Ltd.
Stores,
6-13
$1
iquar.)_
common
7-25
$1
Electric
-
5-29
51 Vic
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—
1
6-13
-
(quar.)___;
*
5-29
(s-a)
common
Edison.Sault'Electric
$5.40
5-27
6-13
25C
preferred
6-10
6
$0.51875
Economy 'Baler (tfuar.).
Ecuadorean Corp.—
preferred
5-27
50c
Class A (quar.)
Edgewut-er Steel Go. (quar.)
General
(quar.)—:
$1.50
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
•5ft 1st preference A (quar.)
Eaton Taper Corp.
Economic Investment
$4.72"
6-
25c
common
Foods,
preferred
87yac
(quar.)
Ordinary
Eddy Paper,:;Ltd.,
6-16
52 Vic
Associates,
General
6-10
6-10
convertible pfd. (quar.)..
Florida Power & Light, common
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)J
(quar.)
j.___
Eastern Stainless. Steel
Corp. (quarJ
$4.50
6-13
5-20
$0.46875
4Vi%- preferred (quur.)__
-
1
6-10
52 Vic
preference
6-17
1
35c
$1.12 y2
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.
(quar.)
Eastern Massachusetts Street
Ry.—
6ft
1st preference A
Bros.
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Kodak,
3
6-F3
10c
Co.
preferred
7-
1
6-10
20c
(reduced)
East Tennessee Natural
Gas,
5.20ft preferred (quar.)
Eastern Air Lines (quar.)
Class B"
7-15
5-29
20c
(reduced)
(qu^r *
East Kootenay Power
Ltd.. 7. pfd.
El
6-11
7-
35c
<quar.»
Eagle-Picher
Edo
,5-23
monthly
:
common
$1 convertible
4V<t-ft
6
lOo
class
preferred
Co.
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(will
pay
Dynamics Corp. of America—
Edison
7-31
30c
Duro-Test Corp.. 5ft preferred
(quar.)__
Duval Sulphur fc Potash
(quar.)
6ft
2
6-16
15c
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
3.75ft preferred (quar.)__
4ft
preferred (quar.)
4.10ft preferred (quar.)
4.15ft preferred (quar.)
Eastman
7
8%c
5ft
Duriron
6-10
1%
preferred Iquar.)
du Pont IE. I.) & Co., common
$3.50 preferred <quar.)
) $4.50 -preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
•'
6-
6-20
6- 2
,12 Vic
on)
Electric,
4.20ft
1
7-1
6-16
Laboratories—
Dunham-Bush,
-
7-
6-16
50c
Class B (reduced)
•
7-15
50c
(stock
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
Dunhiil
-International
from
6-13
2
25c
,
.
6-24
7-
30c
:
dividend)
60c par tic. preferred (quar.)
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)
7ft preferred (quar.)
Duncan
5-29
t37Vic
;
Industries
Common
9-30
6-16
preferred ($0.10) stock
(quar.)
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc. (quar.)
Du-Arfc
10-31
held)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-30
(stock dividend)
Chemical Co.
Draper
6- 2
7-31
25c
common
6-12
125c
Dover Corp. (quar/)
Dover Industries, Ltd.
1
6-25
Quarterly
Fiduciary Trust
15c
125c
_
Paper Co. Ltd.,
Fairmont
Special
2y4o
25c
5-28
r
6-14
10c
130c
dividend
Donnacona
77-
10c
Co.
6-16
$1.25
—•
6-20
6-16
*
15c
—
6-20
.
,7-1
20c
Finance
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
'
v
$2 preferred (quar.)_:
~v
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—__
6-15
45C
-
—
preference (quar.)
Donaldson Co. (quar.)
Electric
General
Fafnir Bearing Co. (quar.)—_———
2
12 l/iC
Alkali Co.
$1
General
6-17
(reduced)
Fairbanks Co., 6ft
5
50c
"
Dixon MJoseph*
Crucible (quar.)
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar.)
;
6-
12- 5
50c
_
;
ft
30c
1
(quar.)
n'lium-anlju JiJiWai'
6
1
Beneficial
4ft
25c
(quar.)
Diana Stores Corp. (quar.)
Disney - (Walt) Productions (quar.)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly.,from net investment income..
'
6
25c
(quar.)
-Reynolds Co., class A
Diamond
6-
6-15
(quar.)_——
Dewey Portland Cement Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
Diamond. Portland Cement
(quar.)
~DleboId. JLnc. (guar.).
Diners Club (stock dividend)—
Dl-Noc Chemical Artsiquar.)
>•
6-13
6-16
ft 12-15
.
t
6-10
1
7-
62yac
.:■(
ClfllGS ' iB
0-10,
6-30
62 VaC
-
v Devoe
6-30,
62 ViC
(quar.)__
Realty <quar.>
(reduced)
Stamping
6-
7-
6-10
•J-
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
Y.
10c
50c
,
5ft
25c
6-30
Co.
preferred
1
;
preferred "S100 par" (quar.)..
preferred "$20 par" <quar.)._
General Crude Oil (quar.).
4
6-13.
1
7-
(quar.)..—
5ft
7
^
(quar.)
Detroit Steel Corp., common
Preferred .(quar.).
8-8
11-
37 Vic
6-10
Mortgage-&
-.Detroit
30c
$1.05
Semi-annual
Detroit
22Vic
6-30
$1.14
Hillsdale & South
Detroit,
1
1
(quar.)
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N.
(quar.)
Co.
v
9-
12-
(quar.)—
common
$1.07
Tunnel Corp.
Harvester
$1.25
7-
$1
.
General
6ft
6-17"
6-27
.
50c
preferred
Cigar Co. .(quar.).
General contract Corp., common
7-1.6-6
1
,
31 Vic
Corp., common (quar.i
(quar.)
Candy Corp. (reduced;
General
4-23
6-30
7-
2c
ft,
Cable
1st
Holdere
Payable of Ree.
$2
Co. (quar.)
Builders Supply Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-10
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
$1
Detroit
Box
General
6
4ft
preferred (quar.).
(quar.),—.
6-10
$1.25
Detroit Edison Co.
Inc.,
6-11
„
Industries
Canada
&
General
6-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (1957 series)
Evcrshsrp.
5-29
6-16
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
Detroit
6-16
1
Corp.—
6-28
(For calendar year 1957 from net income)
Denver Tramway. Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
to
7-
30c
(quar.)
Share
Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
$5
preferred
Reslster
50c
<quar.)_
ftR. .(s-a)
Railroad,
$5
gtd.
(quar.)
7ft
Co.,
$1
Denver Rio Grande & Western BR.
$2.50
3
92 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20ft
preferred (quar.)—
4.28ft
preferred (quar.)
Delaware
Erie
6-
1
90c
12 Vac
4ft
1
6-16
7-
Pittsburgh RR.
Erie
Erie
t
Co.
Hudson
Delaware Power & Light, 3.70ft
'
6-13
distribution of 3V2C from real¬
come and &
Delaware
2
6-30
25c
37 VaC
(quar.)
(9c from net Investment in¬
common
Delaware Fund
ized
1
7-
Company
General
Gc
Dayton tc Michigan BR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
& Securities Corp. ol
Canada—
Name of
6-16
6-20
25c
When
Par
of Reo.
6-30
$1.75
preferred (quar.j—————
Emery Air Freight (s-a)——
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar.)—
Empire District Electric, com. (quar.)
Equity
Corp.,
common
(stock
dividend).
(13/ipOth of a share of Financial Gen¬
eral Corp. common for each share held)
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
Holder$
Payable
40c
Debenture
8%
When
Share
of Company
Electric
Emerson
6- 5
6-16
93 %c
preferred
<quar.)
Ltd., class A
3%%
David
Per
Holder$
Payable of Reo.
75c
Iquar.)
common
•
..
48)
5-20
.
6-
6
,
Volume
187
Number 5749
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2559)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
\
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
•
FOR EVERY LISTED STORK
■
I'u,
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
28
Oct
33% Jun
21
30 % Jan
3
51% July 15
Nov 13
111* Jan
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
2
36% Dec
30
17% Jun
10
14
40
Acme
Adams-Millis
7
12
204
143
193
Jan
6Va Dec
30
14% Jan
7
19*8 Oct
11
31% July
5
16% Jan
28
16% Dec
31
31% July 23
% Jan
2
45% Oct 21
65% July
8
232% Jun 28
% Jan
13
193% Jan
8
15
Jun
25
13! 2 Dec
20
70
Oct
59% Jun
2
33
3
4.50%
May
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
2
116
14
Jan
2
21
Apr 21
77% Jan
14
72
Jan
16
80
Apr 30
9% Jun
30
108
14
.
2
•4% Jan
Oct
17
240
Oct
24
80*2 Dec
31
146
Sep
5
28% Dec
30
93% Dec
17
12% Oct
22
65% Apr
110% Jun
Mar 17
3
21
30% Jan
16% Nov 25
2
Engineering Co
Inc
4%%
Jan
9
14% Feb
20
Allen
Industries
12% Jan
3
3
72% Apr
29
80% Feb
4
Allied
3
21
Jan
2
30% Jun
6
36% Dec
59
49% Mar 24
23% Dec 30
30% Jan
8
27
2
36
12
Nov
7
35
Dec
30
22% AUg 13
47% Jim 19
70% Dec
20
20% Dec
17
87
Nov
82
Jan
81
Jun
22% May 19
J6% Jfen
22
39
27% Dec
16
53% July
23
59% Dec
102-
30
47% Mar 19
4%
16
29%
*28%
190%
190%
9%
32%
Inc
Apr 29
24% Nov 13
29% Jan 10
53% July 3
27% Jan
21
37
May 28
33% Feb
21
45% May 29
99% Jun
6
33
Dec
31
6%
18%
*220
32%
18%
53^
«<>io
5%
*205
94
17%
17
17%
37
37%J
95%
*93'
95%
*13%
7534
95%-
13%
*13 %
*25%
xl6%
Va
*113
116
20
Xl8
18 Va
18
18
4,100
♦76
78%-
76%
76%
130
5%
78,300
5%
5%
224
*207
97
5%.
-
5%
224
96%
*207
96%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
11,900
36%
37
36 Va
36%
18,600
•93
95%
*13%
77%
13%
13%
13%
76%
77%
75%
76%
.
♦93
f
96
*93^
•
28%
29
30%
42%
x41%
42 %
40%
41%
39%
40%
39%
40
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
11%
11%
35%
11%
35 T»
llVa
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
42%
41 %
41%'
41%
42%
41%
42%
79%
80 '
78%
79
22%.
23 Va
22%
23%
96
96
79%'
23%
96%
80
22 Tii
96%
96%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32Va-
32%
1,400
27%
27%
27%
2 7 Tii
27%'
27 %
27%
27%-
69To
'68%
69%
67'A
67%
27%
68%
75,000
68
27%
67%
35
35%
36
36%
36%
*35
36
*35%
36'A
*36
37
<;
.
96%
■
*32%
35
*36
36%
12.50
43%
35
1
68%
l97
97
42%
36%:
36
36
43%
44
43
43%
43
96%
97%
96%
97%
97
74%
Feb
25
98
76% May 12
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agriculturah Chemical—No
par
97%
2
Va-
74
19% Jun
American Airlines
75%
75'A
1
18%
2
19%
9
99
3
19%
/19
85% Jan
19%
19%
19 Va
100
96%
97
96
99
98
98
84% Jan
13
42% Apr 25
99
8
*97 Va
99% Mar 28
97% Jan
8
32% Dec 31
7
27% Apr
59% Mar 19
108% Apr 24
32 V4 Jan
2
Oct
25
21
-
51
Sep
5
66
16% Oct
11
27
32% Dec
30
104% Feb
12
11% Dec
18
Mar
5
May
57% July
9
19% Feb
25
8
33% Jan
2
8
78
Mar 31
Jan
2
19
Jan
2
18
Apr 25
19% May 19
140
July
6%
66% May 29
25
Aug
24% Jan
4
20% May
8
2
:
105%
10
preferred
Jun
6
American
6
22
6% July 11
37% Nov 27
45% July 25
35% Jun
20
42% Mar
7
38% Dec 30
64% July
5
53% Jan 25
64
Sep
3
62% Jan
2
28
39 % Jan
8
29% Jan
17
Oct
24
.75% Nov 26
3% Jan
41% Jan
40
48% Jun
2
Feb
Inc
8
93% Feb 27
*
80% Jan
3
48% July 15
'
29% Jan
17
24
33
29% Oct 22
39% May 22
38% Jan
2
17% Aug 27
13% Jan
30
11% May
7
13% Dec 30
27% Jan
35
49
14
Jun
31% Feb
10% Oct
21
16% Dec
23
70
23% Jan
135
Oct 28
Feb
26% May 23
2
2
14% Apr 28
24% May 22
7
Jan
95
84% Dec
5
73
Jan
12
15% Aug
19
18
Jan
Nov 29
97% Jun
7
94
Jan
31
16% Jun
3
13
Feb
27
17% Jun
11
16
Jan
2
May 27
43% July 16
96
Jan
2
22
15% Jan
93
Oct
2
102
10
29% Oct 22
78
Aug 28
41
Jan
16
83
Feb
4
79
66
24%
24%
25
35
35 "A
34%
35 Va
100
*99%
100%
*99%
•100
100%
•10 O
17%
22
28% Jun
13
S8
Jun 28
20% Dec 20
99% Feb
6
Oct
24
Dec
11
29
Nov 14
_&% Jail
44 -
Oct
31
11
1
Jan
2
8
Jan
I
23% May 6
14% Apr 22
14% May 12
48% Jan
S
62% Jun
20% Jan
2
23
33% May
37% May 17
33% Oct
22
52% Dec 31
35% Dec 31
133% Ndv
39! 2 Oct
113
Oct
••
3
66% July 11
18% Jan
9
158
Apr
4
34% Jan 10
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
Apr 21'
33% Afir
7
11% Jan
2
153
May 27
22% Jan 18
48% Apr
10
35% Jan
2
154
Jan
56
Apr
29
65% Jan
6
12
6
24
7% Oct 24
69% Aug
22
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
12
Jau
179% Mar
6
2
8% Jan
2
4
167 7/e Jan
2
22
78% Jan
31
131% Feb
74% Feb 27
2
34
Jun
2
11% Mar 19
179% Jun
4
87% May 22
2
31
9% Jan
2
14% May 23
7
27% Feb
6
26
4
25 % Jan
19 % Mar
Jan
8
23
23% Jan
10
7
10 % Jun
4
29% Oct 22
39% Dec 30
33% Aug
72% Jan
5
9
40
45
81
2
Dec
Apr 28
Jun
8
9% Oct 21
,
75
31
25 % Jan
22
22% Oct
6
122% Jan
8% Oct
Nov
1
14
30
,24
125% May
33% May
44% July 11
11% July 26
Dec
| 25
30
May
44
43%
43%
22% Jan
2
Jan
13
47% Apr
8
134',2 Jun
Apr
28% Mar
4
10
3
26% Mar 13
12% Jan
28
74%
100
2
84
Aug 29
32% Dec 30
22 Va Oct
24% Oct
21
22
45
Dec
95% May
50!
45%
46%,
44%
45%
31%
31%
31%
31%
10
42%
43%
42%
43 Va
42%
43
1
18%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
12.50
Co
10
preferred
American International Corp
*80
93%
prior preferred
19%
1
7
54
May 21
2
100
May 13
33
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
22
Jan
Jan
2
13
25% Apr 21
37% Apr
28
29% May 8
80
Feb
12
107
100
'
34%
6%%
84%
*95%
American Motors
Amer Rad
7%
News
22%
23
23
23%
2,800
81%
82
83%
•81%
83%
300
99
102%
101%
106%
14,600
23'A
preferred
34%
♦85
96
96
22
22"%
21%
*24
96
22 Va
24%
*24%
•14 Va
22%
14%
14%
14%
5
25
12%
13%
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
61 %
62
96-
•95%
•24
25
14%
300
101,300
8,900
13
13 V*
13 %
13%
62'A
61%
62%
24%
61 Va
61%
61%
62
61%
24%
*24 Tii
25 Va
24%
25
•24 Va
25
24%
38%
37Ta
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
38
37%
38%
37 Va
38
37%
37%
No par
37%
38%
12
12'A
12
12%
12
12 Va
11%
12'/a
11%
*153
157%
*153
157%
*153
157%
Co—No par
No par
100
28%
29
60
60
60 Va
45%
46 %
45%
148%
148
149%
53
53
29 Va
29%
•60%
61%
60 Va
60%
61 Vis
410
45 3 a
60 %
46%
45%
45!
45%
45 Va
46%
16,400
151%
151%
151%
850
149
149%
53%
53 Va
53 Va
123%
•123%
125 Va
•123%
124%
20
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,700
73%
75
73
73%
30%
30%
30'A
30 Va
x29%
30
1,900
33%
33%
34
x33Via
34
2,710
10%
•10%
10%
•10%
10%
100
179%
33%
33 7
a
33 Va
common
100
preferred
Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
American Viscose
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
series
1
Corp
80
No par
179
10%
10%
10%
•10%
179%
179%
179'A
179 Va
84%
84%
83
83%
83%
132
132%
28%
28%
132'A
r
28%
133
133
27%
28%
86
X177
73%
177Va
177 Vis
107,700
85%
86%
22,400
1,410
27.400
14,600
134%
Xl32%
133 Va
132%
132%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28%
13%
14
14
14Va
27
27
13%
14%
14
13%
13%
28%
*27
27%
27
27
•26%
27
25%
♦25%
26%
26'/a
*25%
26%
10 Va
25 Vis
25%
•25%
26%
100
10%
10%
25!
a
25 Va
9,500
5,800
31,200
10%
11
25%
26%
25'A
46%
45%
46%
45%
46 Va
45 Va
45%
51%
52%
52
52
51 Vis
51%
490
52%
52%
51%
52%
52
52%
1,200
11%
11%
11
11%
26%
26
26%
45%
46%
46
51%
52
52%
52 3 i
300
^
•25%
10%
26%
52%
3,200
73%
86%
177
86
♦27%
13 Ta
600
56
•53
•52%
74
*10%
151
2,200
123%
53
30%
5
100
25
150%
a
125%
33%
Tobacco
29,900
29
72
American Tel & Tel Co
1,400
II,800
60%
30%
preferred
2,100
•
28%
34
31%
32 %
37%
12 Va
156
•153
156
•153
37%
28%
28%
28%
72%
Co
31%
*123%
125%
10,800
14%
38
28%
22%
25
24%
''
57,700
10
14%
1
'
50
I,400
22%
•95%
21%
280
21,900
87%
22 %
,
96
2,600
•
52
31
52%
■
52%
-
1
,
6.25
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
CoDoer
109 Va
34
87
•85
1,000
19 V*
108 Va
22 Va
24%
100
10
& Cable
•
34%
51%
*14%
common
Electronics
19 Va
19%,
110
33%
22%
30%
Andes
87%
19%
•108
400
14%
51%
72%
6%
34 Va
•13%
22'A
1
25
25
Preferred
19 Va
111
*23%
Sugar Refining common
6%
14
-
15%
51%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
American Tobacco
14
14%
6%
American Sumatra
14
2,700
12,800
110
•103
23
x52 %
7%
15%
15%
110
52%
*123%
Amer
15%
♦103
•
51%
25
Co
American Stores
16
24%
preferred
American Snuff
99%
110
No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7%
23%
Va
14 %
Co
Gas
Co
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
■
14'A
*23%
Std Sany common—5
&
14%
1
Co
Corp
American Natural
21
21%
14%
41
20
preferred
convertible
Molasses
*95%
98
300
14
♦85
53%
22%
21
L
39
24 Va
19 Va
84%
53
22%
*
8,300
21%
39
33%
34%
53%
2
21
21
24
108 Va
111
5
20%
40%
•13%
87
com
19%
24%
99%
22%
Products
43%
19
24%
13%
•15%
53%
*84%
42%
19%
5,100
14,100
14,300
♦39 Va
•103
19%
110
34
43%
19 %
61,300
81
14
19 Va
19%
35%
42%
10
:
22%
/
16
13%
107
-
19%
13%
No par
common—1
preferred
American Metal
13%
200
33
25%
110
♦103
8,600 "
95%
-
31%
24%
99
*15%
16
•94
44%' 44%
20 %
600-
36
31%
"
3,200
75%
•35 Vis
44%.
81%
95
95%
110
75%
36
43%
-
4,400
35,700
43% "
31%
23%<-/
*80
83
20
•39 Va
100
Climax Inc
Wire
Jan
*13%
American Mach & Fdry common__7
3.90% preferred
100
Co
Jan
*15%
*103
100
1
American Investment Co of HI
♦94
95%
♦94
47
•43'A
95%
•35%
31%
4%
75%
75
75%
36
46%
1
Anaconda
88
,
75
31%
No par
Anaconda
41
94
*94.
Products
Amphenol
9
♦35%
4%
10
Corp
SS
noncumulative
7
11
July 12
2
75%
35 Ta
94
4%
20
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
31% Feb
74%
35 T«
23%
Mar 24
48
76
35%
95%
23%
57% Mar 25
27% May
44%
35%
10
*
31% Jan
111% Aug 19
♦43%
*43%
23%
American Hawaiian
16
2
25% Feb
Oct
May
5
46% Mar 24
1
67% Dec 31
160
68
Jan
40
Oct
14% Mar 13
May 12
30% May 13
Apr
45% Mar 12
x43%
13%
American Hardware
19,400
42
13%
157
43
2
42
14
9
145
27% Jan
48%
42%
.13%
42% Jan
3
3
48%
42%
American Optical Co
Amer Potash & Chemical
15
47% Jan
48 Va
25%.
American
24
22% Nov
30
6
45% Jan
27% Dec 31
48'/a
42
20
6
123% Feb
2
48
41%
41
28% Mar 13
18
117% Jan
48%
42'A.
Co
39 Vs Mar
30
4
155% Jan
36
48
41%
19%
American
17% J
19%
4%
48%
25%
4%%
17%'
•19
19%'
42
44%
4%
17%
*19
47%
*38%
5
7
11
64% Jan 31
22
15
3
8% Mar 21
7
24
Jun
23 J/4 Mar
17%
17%
19%
41%
19%
Amer Metal
96
2
28
'•
44,200
6,900
•100
100%
12.50
25%
23% Jun
17
Jan
'
4%' '
48% :
39%
Amer Machine & Metals
22% May
22
Nov
14
150^
»,
,
No par
.No par
Power
87 Va Mar 24
12
16% Jun
17% Oct 21
I
92
18% Dec
10% Dec
84% Apr
14
17% Jan
30% Oct
141
Jan
•19
4%*
19%
3
6
17%
17%
19%
4%
39%
BVa%
Jun
17%
•19
4%
25%
6%
37% Feb
20% Feb
July 31
July 31
111
2
*4%
American Ice Co common
14% Jan 27
20% May 7
17%
19%
*19
1
5
Apr 21
68
65%
23%
No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
American Home
6
10% Mar 11
108
47% Jan
58% July 18
21
3<
*64
64
24%
35%
American
28
106% Jun
13
32% Jan
Jan
2
30%
35
American European Secur
2
16% Jan
2
18
Electric
39% Jun
2
*30%
23%
100%
*
40
400
30%
66
Encaustic Tiling
American Enka Corp—
12
10% Feb
12% Oct
American
82% Feb
1,500
35
American
75
*
30%
800
41%
107 Va
24%
1
Cable
&
45"% May 2
20 % May 27
21%. Jun
6
73% Nov 26
92
6
11% Jan
17% Apr 23
21
6
Jun
19% Jan
1
Oct
96% Mar
14% Jan
7
19% Dec 30
Feb
41%
*106
65
Sugar com
4Va% prior preferred—
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
47% May 22
25
30
X64
*
31 %
41%
106
34 %
American Crystal
29 % Apr
•30%
106
23%
Corp
American Chicle Co
23% Oct 22
31%
41 %
41%
106
25
79% May
35% Oct 22
31%
*104%
67
Co common
5
May 22
106
1,100
46,000
97
35%
20
Radio
7%
preferred
American Chain
36
41%
41%
*104%
17,000
•
19%
24%
;
&
45% Feb
2
75
,
97
'
23%
common
preferred
American Can
2
41%
105%
99%
75
xl9 Va
35%
preferred
American Cable
42% Jan 21
24
39% Jan
-
41
74
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
B%
5% May 15
2
50
200
2,100
"
x74
31
•
3% Oct
27,100
2
Bosch Arma Corp
convertible
*65
600
No par
Amer Brake Shoe Co coirf
4%
-31
50
common
37% Feb
Amer
19
40 To
100
preferred
conv
American Bank Note
99% May 28
13
4%%
13,500
43%
97%
19%
93% Nov 13
"
.
43%
75%
3
No par
97
67%
97%
74
2
com
39,400
97
43
14% Jan
American Bakeries Co
520
23%
*
*36
44%
Amerada
79%
22%
;
41%
*78 %
64% Jan
37% Aug
2,000
23%
-
7
7
8,300
3,300
:
81
80%
3
31% Jan
Va
22%
1
preferred
7,100
26 %
16
convertible
26.900
26
24% Jan
3%%
300
-
76%
26
70% Aug
Jun
50
13%
26
147% Jun
Jan
*■
76
*25%
30
113
96
-13%
■
.<
22
30
130
17%
37%
Oct
Oct
96 %
17%
Dec
77
224
*95
26
41%
-
1
common
8,200
116%
14
81
7,000
16%
•114
>.
35%
■
50
__
16%
5,100
'
3Va
41%
-No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
32%
160
3
36%
•
13 Va
76%
76%.
32 Va
*154
3 Va
16%
226
18 Va
96 %
37%
32
59
88% Nov 13
700
78%
♦208
94 Va
17%
100
preferred
5
5%
224
94 %
*221
160
3
116
18%
3(j7„
_10!
t
5%
224
93%
31%
16%
•76
*76
225
•154
3Va
116
78%
18
77%
32%
16%
116 V4
18%
♦221
160
3
16%'
*114
77'
*154
3%
16%
225
32%
32%
160
3
jgi/8
100
of America
32
116%
*221
225
*154
"
*114
Mfg- common—...—10'
convertible
10,500
•18%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
62
500
10
9%
18%
16%
5
74% Mar 24
15
190
9%
18%
iqi/2
No par
Aluminium Limited-
Jan
188
9%
18%
3%
No par
32 % Mafr 12
22
'
9%'
*18%
160
1
Alpha Portland' tfetiieut——
30% Feb 21
192
9%
9%
18%
3%
18
34% Mar 11
21% Dec 27
♦190
29%
18%
227
*154
—100
convertible preferred
Aluminum Co
5,400
*28 Va
500
">221
No par
10
99
2
5,600
29%
29%
189
19,700
15,000
1
60% Jan
8
.►
23%'
59%
5
26% Apr 10
8
22
23 %
23%
100
2
Jan
21%
23%
*27%
18%
1
2
■
20%
22
23%
189
10
2
27
Jan
19%
21%
23%
23
59 '/a
preferred
4.08%
20%
22
22
22%
23 V*
No par
Allls-Chalmers
19%
21%
23
21 %
59%
100
91% Jan
Jan \ 4
July
15% Jan 2i
3,900
23%
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
2
9
Ms#
23% Nov 19
5
30
36% Mbv
119 *
6
Jun
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
74
Jan
0
39
58%
Allied Mills
Jan
4,400
38%
*22%
2
Allied Laboratories
18%
39
59%
5
5
18%
38%
20%
22%
Corp
39% Jun
18%
38%
19%
59
Inc—
4
18%
38 %
22%
100
Oct
24
300
18%
38%
20%
59%
Allied Kid Co
Chemical
109
22%
preferred A
23% July
♦106%
18%
59
conv
98% Jan
5,700
109
18%
22%
common.^
2014 NOV 26
5,400
55%
59%
preferred
88% Nov 18
•106%
40
55%
22%
preferred
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp—
1
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
37% Mar 11
96
108
40
55%
59%
$4 conv prior preferred
6%
Shares
40
22%
Corp
5%%
4
•105
40
1
100
Alleghany Corp common
6
108
*29
193%
934
13%
56%
No par
common
preferred—i
Aldens
18% Mar 28
18
Apr
7%
4
*191
1
May 27
97
2
91
29%
10
39
55%
the Week
20%
23%
Corp
38%
56%
Friday
June 6
38%
21%
1
Jun
220
Jan
80
13
Jun
5% Jun
14 % Apr
165
21%
22%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco products Inc common
6
,
20%
<-28 %
pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas
2
3% May 22
17% May 7
2
conv
38%
1
Air Reduction Inc
18% May 13
30
3% Dec
190
114
1
Aetna-Standard
6
38%
20%
38%
18%
10
Admiral Corp__;
Aeroquip Corp
Mar
18%
No par
Corp
8
210
2
2% Jan
Inc
Co
25 % May
21% Jan
24% Jan
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
Steel
Inc
Stores
Addressograph-Multigraph
Aug 28
160
1
23
10% Dec 30
107
16
25% Dec
30
July
Dec
May 26
10% May 28
Jan
7
ACF-Wrigley
106%
13%
1
Adams Express Co
Jun
2
Industries
3
24% Jan
14
106%
,_i
25
ACF
6
19% Jan
20% Jan
23 Vis Dec
*105
37%
100
Vending Corp
6
8
11
155
x56
24% Jan
23% May
30% May
38% Jan
27% Jan
176% Feb
56%
2
27% July 18
1
Feb
38
56
45% Feb
24
132
38
20% Jun
27
Mar
1
5
14% Jan
Dec
June 5
Abbott Laboratories common
4% conv preferred
37% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
June 4
Abacus Fund
% May 27
16
PRICES
Wednesday
June 3
6
ABC
SALE
Tuesday
June 3
Far
5
Jun
57% May
110% May 2
19% May 23
Jan
2(Ha Dec
24
EXCHANGE
64% May 17
124ii Oct 21
21
17
Highest
104 Vz May 22
37% Feb 12
92
Lowest
Highest
HIGH
Monday
'
Lowest
.
Mining
52%
103
♦99%
•99%
'No par
21.80
35%
35%
35%
36
4,900
35%
37
35%
35%
36
35%
28%
8,800
28%
100
27%
27%
27%
27%
•27 %
*26%
*27%
•27 %
14
27 Va
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
10
28 %
28 Va
28%
27%
103
*99%
103
•99 Vis
103
•99%
103
«
15
I
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2560)
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
18
Jan
21% Dec
31
36
10
4
65% Jan
22
Feb
10% Oct
21
32% -Jun
6
Argo
50% Jun
4
Armco
25
39% Apr
7
>
15% Mar 13
12 % Feb
30
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
27% Apr
79
Sep
Feb
18
Feb
26
90
May
5
18
Feb
32% Jun
5
16% Apr
7
22
Jan
9
6% Jun
7
8% Jan
8
Armour
1
92
5
14
3% Oct
22
Dec 17
28
86
31 % May
6
31
8% Nov 22
2
34
103
78
22
28% Nov
4
4
•3% Nov
3474
35
31%
3174
32
7a
31 7b
49%
50%
4974
50%
5074
3474
5
14%
14%
1
Arnold Constable Corp
24%
25%
87%
*86
17%
87%
17%
*17
18%;
8%
8%
8
—1..
Carpet Co Inc—
27% Feb
23
Arvin
16% Jan
10
Ashland
9
9% Muy 21
Oil
May
29
6
6
Jun
105
May
.77% Feb
94'/a Jan ,6
67
1Jan
2
Jan 28
-
3574 /
.
327a
,
15 74
1474
15
257a
2574
2574
887a
87
87
•'
74
'8
*17 7a
874
*
32%
3274:'
21,300
5074
5074'
33,700
147a
15
147a.
25 74
257a
2674
887-.
8874
89
89
'17%;
1774
24%
ie%
29%
Refining
com
$
«
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27% Oct
34%
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4
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17
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30
5
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15
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27% Oct
10
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29
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10
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17
18
56
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30
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-
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Jan
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14
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7
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2
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21
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22
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,
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31
2
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2
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21
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6
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7
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2
60
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18
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21
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26
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1
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2
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26
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4
6
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56
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2
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14
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2
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25
14
Dec
31
25
9
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2
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14
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31
32
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16% Jan
3
17% May 27
6
22
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5
13
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,
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2
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10% Jan
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12
63% Dec
2
60% Jan
68
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30% Jan
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24
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45
46
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30
87
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10
22
78
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9
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2
6
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16
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2
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30
19% Jan
3
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14
30
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18 % Apr
3
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22
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2
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2
27% Dec
24
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8
85 % Nov
18
4% Dec
30
48
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41
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21
82
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12 78 Jun
11
5% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
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13
87
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8
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31
30
21% May 17
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29
2
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34% July
5
27
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2
11
10
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2
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2
19
14% Jan 23
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30
74% Jan
Oct
29
62% Nov 13
27% Dec 23
65
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23
24
8
7
10
3
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11
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24
22
22
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30
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28
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24
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2
74
60
July 31
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8
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23
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31
45% Dec
16
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10% Jan 10
45% Jan
16
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2
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6% Jan
2
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4
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8
84
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8
27
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20
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15
6
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31
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3,800
43
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64
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83/4
1674
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1674
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,
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$4.25 conv preferred
47% Jan
12,600
1974
874
82
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281%
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12
7
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157a
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6
2,300
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preferred
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;
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158
156
156
874
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81
129,200
44
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14
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1
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97b May 20
4974
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5
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May 22
4% Jan 29
5874
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44
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5
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3,900
5874
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67
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10,200
50
874
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101
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44
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3
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3274
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30
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25
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18
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70
2
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56% Jan 29
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36% May 13
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2
May
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5174
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Brooklyn Union Gas
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5% Jan
35% Jan
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6074
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19
3
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27% Apr
8
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3
23
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56
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2
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63
60
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2.50
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32 ;■ *
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174
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25% Mar 26
24
54
31%
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62
174
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21
17a
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29 % Jan
50%
46
26 72 May 20
26
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32% Jan
79
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51
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28
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34% Jan
8
91
200
15,000
.
15
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91
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44
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59
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5774
58
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6
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48% May 22
36% Aug
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2,900
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1874
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49%
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15
30
22
59%
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1974
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20
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30
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31
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V
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31
60
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4872 Mar 21
2,800
170
3074
12
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Dec
104
65% Jun
6
14
lo
61% July 12
104
357b May 26
38% Jan
13% Jan
47
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104
6,400
43%
4374
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10%
28
44
4374
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166
227a
3
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36
25,100
82%
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2674
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100
5
107b Jun
27% May 21
.
6
Feb
26
2074
Airways Inc
:
—2.50
Bridgeport Byass Co common
_5
472% conv preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
_3
>25
26%
27%
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1
Boston &
7% Dec
257a
27
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jluiouii
2574
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3.000
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1
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37«% preferred
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2,900
1974
5
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;
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49%
27%
59%
10
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497a
,
81
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2.50
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Bond
19
Apr 11
5074
172
36
8
:
Ami Co class A—
Class
,177s May 23
127s Feb
1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Bon
22% Jan 27
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8
2,200
4974
/
27
35%
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1
Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane
5
18% Feb
.
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26%
81
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100
Co
53
2674
1974
19%
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common
Black & Decker Mfg Co_
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52 74
35 74
'
2774
36%
1174
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del).com_5
47a % pfd series of 1951
100
3
.
May 21
.
3574
5274
2774
4974
27%
; .*29 7 a
187«
'
64% JUn
'45
19% Dec 31
11
(Del)
4,700
3574
27
28
1374
36%
1
;
preferred
12% tiec 23
20
-,z
1,500
1974
*11%
1 peso
Co
Steel
29
Jan
Inc
_
Gypsum
36
.30
54
'52
52%
.13%
30
5
Inc
Bethlehem
Jun
'43
54
1
Co common
.
54
I50
-5%' preferred—1
Benguet Consolidated
Jan
3574
'
,
41,300
817J.
29%
"v
3074
13%
30 I;
*91
92%
3074
197b
30
7
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3074
53 74,
53
;
2774
95
94
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74..; •; % 8174
2774
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180
103%
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Beneficial Finance
33% Jan
36
! v ;,
■■
5
43% Jan
11
Aviation
20%
18,600
".6,600
41
40%
103:J4
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28V4
109
I '
:
.
25% May 12
24
Jan
'■
b
2974
94
4374
,
1974
82
40 5
a
10374
3974
103 74
30
2074
1374
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40 74
104
74
9
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10
preferred
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50% Jun
15% Jan 11
75 1 Apr
2
64% May 17
35% Dec 23
21% Dec
11
53% Jun
10
.
45% Jan
50% July 16
18
* Apr
26,200
117a
2774
r
1
Jan
32% July 15
47% Dep 16
43
91
Jan
1% Jan 28
Dec
26
4
9
63,000
28%
117a
4974
170
_i
.
87a
28%
117a
25
10
Corp
854
28 74
.
13
83
2,400
52
2774
50
Belding-Hfcminway
Aircraft
*81
1
Bell & Howell Co common
Mar
45
9
20%
100
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
20
65% May
44% Apr
18 % Jan
May
19%
1
pfd
Bell
7
66% May 17
May 14
21-
11% Feb
13
Inc
19 74 May 14
Jan
48
-
5
127a
.
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10374
85,500
874
4374
10374
100
Instruments
74
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2.50
;
<
(A S) 474%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
37% May 22
2
preferred-
Beck Shoe
'
2
40
Beckman
472%
May 22
33 72 Feb
2
50% Jan
10
2
83 :■
May 19
36 % Mar 15
Jan
Beaunit Mills Inc
'29 72 May 23
24% Jan 31
22
6
;
35% July
13 % Aug
8
11% Oct
18
5
25%i Jan
23
72% Dec
Jun
14% Jun
v
20%
2074
43;4
170
6,900
6%
4774
3474
52
No par
12.50
46
674
467a
527a
/
*2774
prior preferred
conv
'
45%
674
4674
29%
50%
10
4674
6%
46 74
1174
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;
45%
7'b
27%
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2874
2,600
18
9%
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28
1,800
1174
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117a
'
1
4
6374
vll
1874
28 7 4
9
53
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1174
4
:
30
100
600
674
39.7b
94
12,300
277b
,
.
103 7 a 4
160
774
1674
46%
40
40
3974.
100
preferred
V
28
100
Bayuk
5
8%
.
.1174
103
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:
883/4
63
a
4674
674
:•-
88%
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64 74
10%
60,200
s
18 7
46 '••.y
67a
45%
46
9
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
44% May 28
6%
46
16 7
7,200
3874
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774
774
6374
6474
107b
'
116
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•
90
>
3274
3774
•
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16 7 8
1,600
32
88%
63 7 is
com__Nopar
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
Works
88
774
1674
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Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
Iron
6374
10
noncumulative
Bath
Mar 24
,
Elec
<fc
8874
88
.?■' 774
1674
1074
preferred series C
4%
Jun
36
V* Mar 24
4%
Gas
:4
367b
77<
7%
*16
'
88%-
*8774
r
7%
91
38%
3174
18 74
preferred series B
22,200
37
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32%
3174
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_
974
37-
90
3174
38 V.
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57,500
37
37
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1874
5
22%
97a
974
974
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r
90
10%
Baltimore & Ohio common.^
6
•30% May
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
89% Oct
"■
21
■
472%
974
37
*17 7*
No par
Feb
45 % Apr
17% Dec 16
6374
.
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Amer
95
63
35% May 20
16
common
Baltimore
7
15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
of
Co
6
22% Apr
23
Canteen
Mfg Corp (The)
conv
preferred
S2 2o
10
58% July 25
2
88%
16
1
20
Feb
80
July 22
22% Dec 10
45% Dec 23
July 23
87%
7%
9%
3674
*8974
90
No par
Jun
97% Jan
May 16
36%
974
3674
*8974
No par
($1.20)
pref
41
34% Jan
8
90
1674
974
3674
9%
7/2174
'
20
105
15
28
3674
100
2
35% Feb
Feb
35%
;;
3174
r.
6
2
95
31%
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
i) % Jan
Mar
Avco
20
Jan
31%
10
127s May 15
16
102
#0% July 26
74 Jun
3174
Co
prior
Automatic
6
34-
Powder
Conv
;
22
9
26% Apr4 29
Jan
■
Atlas
774 Jan
No par
Austin Nichols common...
6
47% Jun
•
Mar 14
43
.
17
18% May 13'
47% May 23
16% Jan -8
7% July .6
48% July
1
5
28
65% Apr
1172 Jun
2
7% Jan
59
'
..r
89%.
Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas Corp common
;
5Vc preferred
15
Jim
37
89%
.
Atlantic
8 Va Feb
•14% Jan-
C%
36 %
100
Co com
Atlantic Coast Line RR
1674 Apr
6% Jan %2
2
v
24
10
6.50
preferred
City Electric
preferred—.!
4%
'
30
14
L
non-cum
Atlantic
9
16
4072 Jan
90
5c/o
2
Feb
•
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
*
,
*88 7
49
*47 %
33 7
a
2
32 74
41 Va
2,700
187s
10,400
89%
110
49
20
32 %
100
2774
27 %
27Va
10,500
54
53 Va
537/
300
Volume 187
5749
Number
.
.
17
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
% Oct
28
6
35% Jan 29
7
32% May 22
Mar 21
Jan
94 Vz Apr
9
25 % Jan
2
24
105
19
30% Jun
"
39% Jan
13
11
32% Jan
2
42
May
26
38% Jan
3
43
20% Jan
2
23 Va Apr
19
19% Jan
13
30
Dec
14% Apr
3
101 % Jan
2
22
5% Mar
6
5% Jan
3
18% Jun
5% Oct
55 % Dec
55% Apr
97
Feb
9
99% May
23
100 % Mar 13
88% Oct
10
10% Oct
22
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
33Va
3,500
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
2,200
99
99
99%
26%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
,No par
30%
30%
30
3u%
3\j-/z
00
5
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
50
__io
41%
41%
I_50
98
Dec
31
55
Dec
24
14
Jan
109%-Aug 20
99
Jan
55% Jan
2
8
Jan
38% Jan
Apr
Celanese
7%
69% May
7
4%%
33% Feo
4
Celotex
18% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
19% Jun
6
5%
31
23
16
17% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
Central
54
9 Va Jan
13% May 22
8
Oct
70
July 29
80
29
3
44
49 Va Feb
72% Mar 19
76
16% Jun
19
7
Jan
7
Apr
7
Feb 25
88 y2 Jun
20
100% Jan
ll
99
26% Nov
4
32j/4 Dec
27
31% Jan
5
8
•
100
*108%
preferred series A_100
66%
69%
69
_/j.
28%
28%
2e%
20
Sugar
♦18%'
IIIL.5
Co
Foundry Co_
1
Georgia Ry com__No par
series B
:
100
100
99V4
16%
17%
16%
17
109%
*108%
110
31,700
x68%
68%
69
69
68%
69
2,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
6,000
19%
28%
19%
20
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20
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19%
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99%
99%
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9%
9%
9%
9%
46%
46%
46%
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47
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76
76
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76 %
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9%
47%
76%
77
.
-•
9%
300
100
17
16%
16%
3,600
28%
28%
28%
2,200
16%
16%
17
16%
17
28%
100
17
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28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
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103%
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30
36 %
36 %
36%
36%
36%
3,100
22
21%
21%
21%
22%
500
47%
47
47%
21,800
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103
"101
103
105
36
36%
36%
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22%
*21%.
5
48%
49V4
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
Central Violetta Sugar Co______9.50
Century Industries Co——No par
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
24
*23%
24
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10
10%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
30%
30%
31%
2
25% Feb
20
9% Jan
8
59% Jan
8
Oct
10
11% Apr
3
24% Mar
;
.
32% Mar 24
11% Jan
24
43% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
1% Dec
23
3% Jan
11
l%Jan
2
.
3
Pasco
Corp
5
'
800
400
'
31Va
30%
16,800
___i
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10,400
1
37%
37%
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37Vo
37V4
3,700
Zl
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
1,400
10
*55%
56 Va
55%
55%
*55%
56%
55%
55V2
55%
400
Common
No par
38%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Chadboui-n
Chain
11
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
7
Feb
57
South West Corp___
Certain-Teed
7
May
de
Cerro
39% May 26
\
2
47% Jan
29
10% May
8% Jan 20
21
19% Dec
9
Central &
3
Jan
7
31
22
Illinois
Belt
Corp
Co_____
Gotham
Inc
Co
9%
37
55
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
11
34
91
39% May
Jan
99% Jan 29
Jan
38
.
Jan
31%
May
49%
Jan
Jun
45% Jun
10
31
10% Mar 28
4% Jan
Feb
12
50% July 11
32% Jan
5
12
23
23
8934 Dec
26
110% Jan
9
9% Dec
30
23% Jan
11
Apr 17
93% Jun
2
12% Apr
17
23% Mar
17% Mar 19
42
July 25
26% Jan
10
39% Jun
40
Mar 15
31% Jan
2
39% Jun
11
Dec
Dec
30
18% Dec
23
19% Dec
30
13% Jan
10
9% Nov
6
9%
9%
9%
34%
34%
34i/o
34%
34%
_i
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,700
5
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27V4
27%
54%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
2,100
8,400
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
*92%
941/e
Great
5%
Western Ry
11
37
52% Dec 30
82% July 24
44
11
82'% Oct 22
30
64
21
20
6
Apr 25
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*19%
21%
*19%
21%
*19%
21%
*20%
38 %
38%
38
39
39 Va
39%
39
39%
38%
39
*37%
38%
38%
38%
39
39
39
39%
391/a
300
15
15%
15%
15%
161/a
22,700
1,900
:
15%
53%
15%
53%
53
53
53%
53%
17V4
17%
17
17%
17%-
17%
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27V4
4,500
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22,900
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
,26
26 Va
263/4
26,600
19
19
*18%
*10%
19
19
*18%
11
*10%.
11
*10 Va
*371/4
38%
45%
17%
28
27
27%
21
20%
21%
Yellow
Cab
No par
Oil
Cotton
5
*53%
17%
1
24%
25%
18%
19
11
11
11%
*10%
'
*18
25
*38%
39%
*38%
39
38 V2
39
25
I
Chrysler Corp
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
46 Va
45%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
23% Sep
94% Jan
8
31
Jan
88
33% Jun
95 Va Apr
30
106% Apr 22
37
Apr 28
104% Apr 14
25%
Dec~24
50%
Jan~~4
2
Jan
27
55% Jun
6
55% Jun
13
6
39% Feb
12
47
Jun
17
47% Oct
21
71
Jun
6
44% Feb 27
10
Dec
19
100 y8 Sep
23
18% May 31
103 % Nov 20
10% Jan 21
102
Feb 14
102
35% Dec
30
46% Jun
4
35% Jan 17
43
May 22
15
23
20 Va Apr
9
18
Apr
Dec
24
2
97% Jan 23
35 Va Jan
2
Dec
99
7
93% Jan
15% Jan
9
101
May 14
45% May 21
140
Apr
1
Jan
Apr
7
74% Jan
13
37% Feb 25
40% Feb
4
Nov
73
Dec
23
30
Oct
21
90
Oct
23
57% Nov
8
71% Feb
33% Dec
5
40% May
4
83
Jan
43% May 20
104
Jan 14
106 Va May
2
20
Jun
Feb
63
3
6
60
Jan
29
35
Jan
23
15% Jan
2
32
Jan
2
127
Jan
6
133
Mar 12
Jan
15
97
May 27
98% Jan
2
139
27
Oct
99% Jan
43 Va Mar
16
95
150
3
25% July 19
31% Dec 23
70
*•
23
68
162
123% Jun
14
Feb
25
Dec
15% Dec
T6% May 23
67% July
2
175
May 16
23
33
'
Jan
44
106
Sep 25
25
8.50
100
4%% preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
.
10
City Investing Co common
_5
5%% preferred—
100
City Products Corp„_;—___No par
City Stores Co common
5
4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co
15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock™50
Clevite Corporation
1
Common
4 "(< preferred
3
6
28% Jan
24
Apr
10
18% Mar 11
45 Va
Apr
t: Cluett Peabody & Co com
9
86
Max
117% Apr 30
Dec
23
41
Feb
27
49% Dec
48
Jan
2
63% May 21
73
Jun
26
83
79% Feb
3
86% May
8
13% Mar 18
19% May
8
18% May 13
20
22% Jan
Apr
Apr
12
13
17% Nov
18% Dec 30
33% JaD
2
45
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
43% Jan
-38
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
36
Apr
16
41
Dec
30
6
46
Jan
0
51
Jan
7
50 Vz Jun
4
10
Jan
"
46
48
59
57
Nov 14
Mar
47
23
Apr
May
3
47% Mar
30
22
36 Va May 15
24% Feb
28
32
22% Oct
22
35% May 15
24 % Feb
28
31% May 20
14% Oct
21
18
Jan
8
11% Dec
19
20 Vz Jun
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
14
30
35% Oct 22
91% Oct 31
2
18
63
40% May
4
31% Jan
2
30% Jan
17
35% Apr
23% Jan
2
27% Jun
3
Dec
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
421/4 Dec
13
Feb
14
104
46% Jan
3
10% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
101 Va Jan
9
10% APT
22
4
Jan
2
4
Dec
30
6% Jan
17
4% Jan
2
9
Dec
24
14% Jan
7
9% Jan
6% Dec
24
17
Jan
14
29% Dec 31
33
Dec
5
18
9% Oct
24
40% Oct
23
95% Nov
6
25 Va Oct
May 19
9
68% JaD
May 23
108% Feb 25
3% Dec 30
6
31
32
9% Dec
12% Jan
11
48% Jan
22
21
42% Oct 22
19% Jun
34% May 17
30
Oct
26
2
8
15
30 Va Dec
20% Sep
Jan
10
Jan
3
45% JaD
107
Jan
23
57 % May 22
12% Jan
16
48% Jun
2
106
May
6
Feb
2
13% Jun
4
7% Jan
2
12% May
1
29% Jan
2
34% Mar 20
14% Jan
24
11% Jan
13
44% Jan
2
55 Vz Jun
6
Jan
8
108% Jun
4
103
35% Mar 24
54% Jun
19
27% Feb 24
Nov
14
35% Jan
23
19% Jan
2
26% May
14
Dec
20
16% Sep
19
14% JaD
2
19% May 23
12
Oct
22
16
Apr
15
13% Jan
3
Mar 28
15% Jan
8
36% Oct
19
22
17
17% Apr 29
19% Mar 31
49% Jun
14
40% Jan
13
22% Oct
22
58
23
23% Jar
2
15
Aug
Jan
29 Ya Nov
19
42
Oct
22
49% Jan
14
48 Va Jai.
14
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
98
Jan
2
25
46% Jan
7
87
Oct
81
Aug
6
95% Mar 27
16% Nov
6
20% Apr
83 y2 Nov 27
26% Oct
28
101% Jan
30
May 15
98% Jan
3
94
Jan
30
9
17
Jan
7
24
88
Jan
13
22
6
48% May 16
39Vz Jan
15
34% Apr
16
53% Jun
6
21
103% Apr 25
104
Apr
39% Jun
6
10
2
5
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
Apr
33% May
$5.50 preferred
j—_No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred-—
199
96
Apr
12
105
Mar 29
99
Jan
2
6
Feb
25
22
48
Jan
4
40% Jan
2
52 Va Jun
79 V* Oct
16
92% Feb
15
86
JaD
6
95
May
6
2
Mar 13
109
Jan
3
125
Jun
4
For
footnotes
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of NY com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50o
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
22% Jun
Oct
22
Comptometer Corp
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—-No par
Cone Mills Corp
—10
Container Corp
94
118
see
page
3
26.
27% Jan
190
100
28
92 Va Sep
Oct
,
——
Feb
99
38
106
-
10
6
18
30
4.64% preferred
5.25% preferred
5
111% May 13
7% Jun
No par
Class A
2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
-10
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25
preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
-1
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
May 20
23% Oct
16
No par
100
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
10
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
.5%% preferred series B
50
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting System—
20
Nov
io0
7°h
778
13
No par
preferred _—
4% 2nd preferredCoca-Cola Co (The)
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Jan
114% May
800
37
_
106
of America—
Common
4% preferred
33%
33%
91%
91%
34%
35
53%
54
53%
53
16%
10%
42%
42%
16%
16%
*100%
53%
73
Xl03%
63
*35%
36
16%
*
73
:
6 »
6 i
63
35%
*35%
16%
16%
16%
17
36%
17
41%
40%
40%
40%
40 Vb
40%
132%
132%
1303/4
332%
1?-..
i"2%
100
*95%
100
*95%
100
114
114%
*95%
113%
113%
114
60%
61%
60%
85%
85%
84 %•
85%
16%
54%
x54
351%
54
551/2
161/4
.
16%
16%
101%
20
44%
4,800
43%
44Va
44%
*130
140
38%
39%
5,600
105%
*104%
105%
230
*62%
*35%
64%
62V4
621/4
36
*35V4
36%
40
17
16%
17%
7,400
39
39
x41%
41%
133
132%
1323/4
100
*92%
*95%
114
113%
113%
,41'/a
230
5,200
*850
19,200
62
61%
61%
84 Va
84%
84%
84%
120
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
19%
19
191/4
I,000
13,000
19
44
38%
*49%
51%
*49 %
51%
%£>%
6A/2
*44
51%
50%
*49%
51%
19%
50%
*49%
50%
50 Va
29%
30%
30%
31%
31%
313/4
31
29%
30
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
18%
18%
19
200
39
120
51
51
10
51%
10
31
31%
12,500
30
*49%
30 i/o
18%
44i/2
38%
*43%
313%
38%
114
61%
38%
64
5,400
62%
44
16%
120
94%
41%
*130
44%
64
73
*71
73
140
*104%
19%
38%
400
1,800
16%
38%
16%
1,700
42%
*100%
44%
*48
20,000
106
16%
*37%
19%
750
IOO14
38%
45
216
2,200
16,000
16%
38 %
•
551/4
15%..
4,600
1001/4
38%
19V4
15%
42%
43
45
*44%
*
*103
106
*42%
-
54%
54%
53%
16%
*103
*37
19%
94%
35%
*44%
19
33%
106
8*%
*8^
16%
16%
33%
*92%
*850
61%
61%
16%
114%
*8„o
*850
*850
38,800
35-%
35%
200
100
46
16%
39%
105 %
03
'
11
*105
105V4
*71
73
71
39%
105%
39%
105
300
19
38
45%
93Vo
93 Va
8,200
38
337/n
33%
105
*130
140
*130
35%
*62
44%
43%
44%
29%
16%
102
*100 %
140
105
42%
16%
16%
*71
39%
10
106
42%
102
44
103%
16
43
*16 %
54%
,53%
*103
16%
*42%
*130
•jo
55
106
45
*70
54%
54%
16 Va
140
44%
*130
35%
36
54%
*100%
102
92%
105V4
36
■
*103
106
*103
92%
105V4
92%
105
35%
53%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*91%
104%
106
*104%
2,500
53%
17%
Chile Copper Co
7
*38 %
12
21%
15
20%
Chickasha
21
44% Mar 21
57% Jan
%
J 7 Vz
_100
100
2,200
11
27%
No par
series A noncum pfd
Chicago
May 28
11% Apr
Mar 11
94%
9
21%
corn—No par
5%
2
26% Jun
7
*92%
V4
9
9
*11%
5% preferred series A
—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
18% Feb 27
7
54%
15%
Chic & North Western
;
93%
93%
*27
55
22% May 12
Tor-
54%
15
18% May 26
9% Jan 30
Del_50
50
27%
.
54%'
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
24
28% May 22
14K
com
preferred
9
•
*19%
_40
2
Jan
49% Oct
Va__
of
2
19% Apr
45%
34 Vb
18% Jan
9
44%
8 Va
12% Jan
Mar 26
44%
9%
2
22
44%
44
34%
10
12% Jan
44%
8%
45% Jan
29% May 10
7
37% Jan
x44 %
9%
11% Jan
29
29
45
33%
34% Apr
43% Apr
30
18
44%
9%
_
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
Jun
223/4
33%
6
16 Va Mar
120
22%
9%
Corp
Class A 1
5
22
55
99V4
23
39%
*96
8%
Chic
10
Oct
10 y2 Nov 11
40% Nov 19
39%
99
22%
*39%
33%
5
24% Dec
31
1
Corp
Corp
Chesapeake Corp
30
9% Mar 14
89
30% Mar 11
18% Dec 31
7
22%
___i
Chemway
9
28 Va May 22
56 Va Apr
*97
22 %
,1.25
Motors
Chemetron
■
2
Jan
47% Apr
9
69% Jan
46% Dec
14
9% May
Feb 25
7
4
10 Va Sep
31% Jan
6% Oct 22
23 % Nov
*39 Va
99%
21%
44,900
29,700
4,100
3,400
Checker
9% May 27
37% Feb
39%
96%
213/i
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
6
4% Dec
11,400
39%
99%
22%
44%
38%
99%
21%
39%
99%
3 8 3/4
99%
1
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc__
5
31% Jan
24
23
20% Oct
30
6
100% May 21
17% Jan
2
1,700
76%
22%
49% Jun
24'/a Oct
.
47.
47
*75
35%
7
May 20
1,900
4,000
1
9%
No par
_
>
*46%
& Elec__No par
—
*107
*75
of
% preferred
preferred
.
5,700
18,500
69%
'
*19
19%
19%
65V4
109%
xl7
110
63%
64 %
99%
17%
*98
17%
*108%
110
63%
62%
62%
99%
17%
540
6%
35%
16
30
61%
*98
17%
50,400
19%
119%
V4
6
*21%
Jan
17 Va Dec
99%
17%
63%
1
6%
■
50
19
24
61%
*98
6%
Service—_-<0
41% Jan
22
61
100
191/4
117 Va
19%
119
117%
6%
6%
-
19%
19%
117
116
6%
Public
10
86% Jun
I_10
common
6%
6%
19%
19%
116%
*115
116
6%
par
Aguirre
4%%
19%
20
19%
116
7
800
20,400
'
Central RR Co of N J
22
31% Oct
12.50
260
41%
30
29%
30%
29
Central
22 Va Jan
69% Jan
29%
6
43 Va May
11
29%
4
1
45% Oct
30%
22% Jun
3
8
29%
36 Vz Jun
21
Dec
30%
231/4
10
Oct
6%
30
41%
411/4
*23
17% Mar 21
16% Apr
36
41%
23 %
.
Central Illinois Lgt common
29% Apr 23
104 * May
1
34% Jan
17
*41%
*22%
100
Central Hudson Gas
17% May 12
15
28
14 Va Nov
Central
21
May
41%
23
preferred
Central
•
10% Jan 29
2
Jan
July 29
41%
23
preferred
conv
23
3
41%
23%
Corp common
22
8% Jan
40%
23%
Corp of Amer com__No
2nd
Oct
37% Apr
Co common
2nd preferred
17% Dec
Jan
41%
41%
23
3,700
2,500
15,400
491/4
40%
41
40%
41%
41
41
23
4.20% preferred
2
49
260
99V2 100
30%
30%
___i
Inc
Caterpillar Tractor
28
30%
49
40%
preferred
6VzVo
109 Vz May 14
26% Feb 28
11
(J I)
7%
6
Products
30%
49
*/a
1
preferred
23% Oct
16
Light
Co_
Corp common
4%%
17% Jun
2
Steel
Carriers & General Corp
Case
2
70
Carrier
6
Carter
101
5
12
Power &
Carpenter
6% May 22
68 Vz Jan 30
8
17% Jan
6,100
15 Va
15%
26
21
119% Jun
15%
15
15%
33%
20% May 22
19
110% Jan 14
Nov
15%
15%
26
30% May 29
13
12% Oct 22
99
Shares
15%
15%
15%
33
Mar 19
23% Aug
6
25
Oct 24
Apr
the Week
June 6
Carolina
65 y4Jan
74% July 16
30
Aug 15
18 % Oct 22
Friday
June 5
2534
4
47
19
31% Dec
Thursday
June 4
(The) Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co_
__lo
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
51 Vz May 12
37
40 % Dec
Wednesday
June 3
June 3
j
Sales fw
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Carborundum
-
28% Feb 21
100% May 21
13
25% Nov 10
22
90% Nov 11
22 Va Nov
30% Apr
13
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
18% Feb
2
10% Jan
4
51% Jun
22
Oct
21
26% Jan
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
9% Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
9,700
18%
19
18%
19%
19
;
30%
19%
16%
,,16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
*03%
64%
64%
65
65%
66
66
3 8 >/4
37%
38
373/a
37%
37 Vz
38
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
12,900
18,600
38
•
*65
65,207
3,700
320
3,500
33%
333/4
33%
33%
26%
27%
27V4
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
56%
56%
55%
56%
55
55%
56
57
55%
56%
10%
10%
XIOV2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
47%
48%
47%
48%
48 Va
48%
48
48%
473/4
48%
1041%
103%
103%
*103
104%
*103
104%
100
111%
110%
111%
*110%
112
*110%
1113%
316
33%
*103
111%
104%
111%
♦103
111%
6
6%
%
6%
6
Vz
63/4
6%
6%
6%
*5%
5%
*5 Va
5%
5 Va
5%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13 %,
13
13V4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6%
*
10%
10%
10%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*31%
12%
12%
12%
12%
xl2%
54 Va
55%
55 %
*107%
107%
107%
31%
31%
31%
55%
108
32%
32
*5'/a
*31%
32
123/4
55%
55%
55%
108 %
108%
31%
30%
31 Va
30 Vo
303/4
6,900
24 Vb
24%
24%
24%
2,300
18%
19 Va
108%
24 Va
24'/a
18%
19
16%
16%
18%
18
18'/a
18
18
47%
48 Va
48
48Va
47%
48 Va
31 %
31%
31%
31%
*31%
32
30%
31%
33%
34
34
34%
33'/a
33%
32%
33 Va
53%
53 Va
53%
52 %
53%
53%,
*95
20%
*93
39%
100
20%
523'4
x993/4
xlOl
*94%
20%
100
101%
100
20%
96
*93
96
39%
x39 %
39%
101
*101%
*95
20%
*93
383/4
104%
16%
*17%
473/4
108
19
19 Va
15,000
16%
163/4
2,000
18 Va
18%
48 Va
47%
48 Va
1,000
5,900
32
460
323/4
33
4,600
53%
53%
4,800
*31
102
101%
102
101
1013/4
720
103
103
103
102
102
140
*95
100
*95
100
100
21%
96
39
104%
21%
*93
22
22
22%
95
95
95
38%
op
on
38%
104%
105V4
*1041/4
*104
104%
51
51
51%
*91
93
*91
93
92Va
93
94
*122
125
124
124
125
125
*124V4
127
*124
105
51%
900
16%
93
50%
108
18
*91
104%
200
2,900
19,600
30%
19
102%
100
7,200
55 Va
16%
101
9,000
12,400
107%
24%
52%
32
12%
18%
102%
*31%
55%
16%
100
10%
12%
19
*18
10%
55
16%
24%
•
13
12%
16%
24%
7%
5Va
13
12%
18%
24%
5 Va
5'%
8,700
14,700
II,400
51%
51%
51%
51%
105%
521/4
94
127%
26,300
30
10,800
540
16,400
570
400
!ia*"(zot)Z;"""
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Ran«e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Ranee Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Continental
Dec
31
15% Jan
7
20j/4 Nov
4
28% Jan
7
9
39 '4 Nov
54% May
14
9
5% Oct 22
41% Dec 30
26 % Deo 24
20
Jan
Jan
2
2
24% Mar 24
40% Jul*
S
2i
54% July 25
Dec
30
79% July 11
11
34% Dec 27
33% Jan 13
July 18
12%
166% Dec
17
24
27% Jan
14
Dec
57V4 Feb
13
74
22
Oct
89
Dec
Oct
18
1% Dec 24
22
Oct
74
2% Jan
Nov 20
22
Jan
85«
6
28% Jan
4
J14% Mar
17% Oct
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
58% July 11
40% Oct 22
22
100
Feb
'
18
38% Jan
16% Dec 23
12
16
15% Dec
31
U
30% Apr 25
5% Oct
21
11
19
Nov
27% Dec
'
9
17
17
9
22
38% Oct
7% Jan
2
47
4
54% Jun
18% Jun
11
64% Jan
5
-
33
'
56% Feb
'
13
9-
30% Mar
6
34% Jun
3
21
7
8% Oct
22
3% Dec
16
10
61
27% Oct 22
41% Apr
3
1
83% Jan
15
91
12% Jan
9
9% Jan
14
27
13% Apr
40
Oct
21
Nov
15
86
Mar
72
Oct
24
86
Feb
75
Jun
19
30
27
88
14%'Oct 22
Apr
23% Jan
13% Jan
2
19% July 22
26% Dec
31
26
Nov
7
19% Dec 30
6% Dec
18
41% Feb
25
15 Vb Dec
30
33»/2 Oct
22
351/4 Oct
23
55
5
3
32% May
31% Feb
Nov 25
13% Jan
65
Jan
23
-i
Inc
34% Dec
17
29% Dec 19
25% Dec
30
Jan
16% Mar 10
36% Jun
3
37
4
Jun
May 27
20% Feb
17
41% May
41% Jun
Feb
58
9
6
8
Jan
12% May 26
431/4 Feb
4
29% Apr
7
16
34% Jan
24% May 28
14
25% Jan
2
30% Jun
6
5
9% Jan
2
13% Jun
3
8
11
Dec
10
11% Jan
Lack
&
Air
Lines
14
8% Jan
3
May 13
10% Jan
31
12
11% Jan
14
8
17'% May 20
747/e Jan
9
12
2
16
49
Oct
22
68% Jun
Dover
52 Va
36% Dec
24
16% Oct 21
57% May 13
19 % May
9
18'% Oct 22
25% Jun
91% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
160% Oct 21
99
Jun
27
'
76% Nov 14
12
17
172% Apr 10
100% Jan
8
Jan
0
91 %
2
34% Jan
2
39%'Jun
37% Apr
36% Nov 14
45
41
49% Jan 29
39% Oct 28
Jan
4
21
85
30'% Oct 23
Aug 27
188% Feb
1121/4 Apr
1
25
41
Mar
5
46% Mar 13
6
May 12
Jan
8
48% Mar
48
Jan
8
50
29
44% Feb 28
51
1
50
May 21
22
48
53
preferred
4.107 preferred
Jan
$2.10
14
Oct
24
37% Dec 30
27
'
Oct
11
16% Dec
30
23% Dec
18
72
••
31
Dec
Jan
16% Jan
10
47% Jan 11
24% Dec
23
81% Feb
13
115
Jun
6
158
Feb 28
38'/a Dec 31
22% Oct 21
74
„
Nov
8
21% Dec
19
60% July
64 V4 Jan
Jan
4.20%
31
18% Mar 20
5
38% Feb
17
Eastern
Eastern
27% Feb
12
1
26% Jan
97% Jan
18
151
14
_
13
Mar 20
38% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
76
16
9
Jan
22 Va Jan
2
82% Jun
4
38% May 28
108% Jun
6
159
Mar
46% Jan
3
28
30
May 28
83% May 22
27% Mar 19
22 Va Oct
22
3% Oct 22
15% Oct 22
30% Dec 23
76
Nov
6
24% Nov 13
6% Dec 23
43
Dec
12
50
July 3
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
2PM. T>r
23
/ootnotes
6% Jan
May 20
6% Jan 14
21
Jan
7
29
35% Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
77
Feb
62
1
Feb 28
Jan
10
38'/4 Jun
2
4% Jan
2
22
May 28
Feb
19
31% Jan
381/2 Apr 30
79
90
Jan
May 8
321/4 Apr 25
8% Jan 16
26% Jan
6% Jan
44% Jan
60% Feb
3
54% May 29
57
6
Mar
4%
5%
Evans
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
14
16
28% Jan
Eversharp
2
39
1
Ex-Cell-O
see
page
26.
11
Apr 30
May
Inc
Corp
24%
24'%
29%
13%
29%
29%
29%
30%
7,800
13
13
12%
12%
14.90C
10%
10%
16 Vi?
59
14%
12%
33%
39 7 «
10%
101/2
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16
16 V4
15%
CO
59
59%
10%
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10%
15%
151/2
54%
153'4
55%
15 3/a
55%
55'a
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55%
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35%
36
19%
34'4
35 %
29%
29%
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19%
1
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10
31%
31%
31%
100
5
10
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600
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25
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17%
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400
1,600
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33%
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28%
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10
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11
8
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16
55
34%
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51
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51
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1,40C
34
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34
13,800
32
32
25
33%
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82
82
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31%
24%
82%
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37%
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104%
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25
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25
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82
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158
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157
,
158
320
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105
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157
2
43'/2
45
44%
1
29
44%
44'/2
45
291/4
83%
24%
29
29
44 V4
44%
44%
45
3.600
28'/4
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
1,600
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24%
100
2.50
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100
24%
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1
15%
5
5
157
92
82 Va
24%
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15''a
15
82%
.
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24%
24%
94
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14%
31
30%
83
24%
94
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,
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24%
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94
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70
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85
40
10,800
94
14%
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15
14%
15
4%
5
4%
30
4%
28%
29%
33
4%
30 Va
5
29%
32%
32 7 a
33',4
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32%
32%
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7%
31%
30%
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321/4
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32%
37%
38 %
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6%
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21%
36%
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881/2
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31%
32
3
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10
21
25
36
7%
7%
8
83^
8%
5
5
33 Va
32%
1,700
8,100
5
21,300
33%
5,800
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8%
8%
32%
32',4
8%
9,100
32%
37%
32 3a
33%
37%
331,8
37%
34%
52,900
37%
37
37%
37%
37V4
7,200
%
6%
6%
9,400
21%
21',2
21%
2,700
6
%
36%
87
87
87
87
8.50
31%
No par
31%
7%
31%
7%
31%
100
50 y8
5OV2
50 %
55
541/2
54%
56
12%
56
56
1
12%
17%
12%
50%
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511%
5
*54%
12%
50%
18
12%
12%
17 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,000
36%
173%
36%
171/4
17%
36%
1714
17%
37
17%
181/4
9,600
37
37%
X36»4
36%
36%
9,700
100
Pittsburgh RR
29
13
241%
29 Va
'
33
59%
15%
10
Gas Co
Products
14% Jan
Jun
24 Vi
29%
13%
*50%
Co
preferred series A
Apr 30
3,100
24%
15%
*
52"'
Phonograph
Erie &
18
1,300
15%
24 %
61%
15%
17%
200
29%
12%
*
16%
17%
8,300
32
12%
'
common
51% Apr
31
321%
*50%
com
preferred
26
11%
31
32'%
*48
Electric Mfg Co
Equitable
39%
11%
31
32%
15%
29%
*49%
1C
11%
*30%
31
15%
H%
__5
2.10C
28,950
57
*31%*
*49%
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson
Corp common
Erie RR
11%
*55
15%
46%
Paso Natural Gas
Emerson
Emerson Radio &
41%
57
32
52
Battery
Elgin National Watch
*34%
11%
40%
41
*55
15%
29%
Electric & Mus Ind Amer
shares—.
El
11%
*30%
2.90C
40
31%
52
Ekco Products Co common,
4 '/a %
preferred
3
40'/a
57
18%
391/4
15%
24%
*45
Manufacturing CoEdison Bros Stores Inc common
41/4% preferred
6
■
2,20C
18%
40
391/4
40 Va
53'%
18V2
*18
31%
24%
100
9% Feb
53%
18%
40 Va
31%
*50
preferred
34% Jun
531%
'
*34'%
33%
24%
,1
2
7
53%
53%
4,900
18,109
31%
'15%
10
2
17% Jan
53%
53%
18,400
8
33%
15%
10
Jan
'
361/4
21%
7%
31%
50
27
34
x21%
7%
36%
7,500
%
*34%
33 Va
x46%
Electric
14% Jan 31
44% July 8
36
22 %
7%
8
32
50
5% May 14
33'/4 Jun
3
23
36%
21%
7%
18%
31%
91
2
Dec
37
39%
151/4
51
181/4
21%
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33Vi
31%-' 32
31%'
•
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;
18
34%
33
32%
32%
8%
90
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33%
31%
11
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88 %
21%
11%
30%
*31%
47%
2
8% Dec 30
11%
30%
90%
39%
3% Jan
24
*
14,400
40
*44%
Eastern Stainless Steel
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
Storage
*85%
90
1.700
2,20C
28,400
*55
*89%
26% Jan
I
87%
33
15%
56
x39%
35% Mar
25% Dec 27
4
*85%
11
49%
85%
36
40
10
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Mar 27
49%
*83%
15%
56
10%
16%
*10%
32%
35:%
18
*34%
*
11
32%
49%
85%
36 V
39%
.
20C
,15%
56%
33
3%
15%
40%
30%
3%
35%
18%
39%
'3%
2,500
15%
39%
*30%
12,100
36%
17%
*34%
20
11%
*88%
18%
17%
x39%
11%
451/2
92%
11%
15%
40
n%
44%
*90%
11%
35%
39%
*55
45
36%
531/4'
*
No par
20% Feb
95
5.50C
.1 44,800
17%
15%
41
178%
31% May 26
17
%
53
'
53%
■-'17%-■ 18%
*109%
25
Jan
1,100
,/■
2
14% Apr 15
Jan
;
49%
1
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
86
34%
3.20C
-
17%
40%
__5
91
8
20C
49
_50c
24% Dec 30
3% Jan
2
Apr
15%
35%
36
,
-59%
82
6
Aug
17% Dec 23
15%
15
2
Eagle-PIcher Co
6%
Eaton
.
34%
/
83%
90
No par
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
4%% prior preferred:
:
26%
32%
*85%
2.50
Corp
22% Apr
73% Jan
15.50C
.
25V2
■25%
92%
49
*88%
17%
—l
Airline Inc
6
8%
56
19
*10%
87%
50
33% Feb
8%
*55
600
.
*3%
11
7%
preferred
33'/a Jun
*83%
33%
DWG Cigar Corp—.
16% Jan
700
1,70C
■
33
18%
45
'32%
90
17%
& Co—
—
14,900
*90%
11%
49
21%
7%
common
27% Jan
29% Jan
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
40
13
14% Jan 14
51% Jan
4
.30% Apr
3
42'/a July 15
81% Mar 5
1431/4 Nov
Jan
85
50
44
31
41
85
50
24
Jan
47/
48%
..
..32%
7%
preferred
preferred
Jan
50
48% Jan
3
32%
48%
33%
$4.15
49
1
*10%
32 3i,
48%
50
July
July
17
*10%
21%
preferred
Nov 18
.3%
11%
3%
*88%
5
Duquesne Light Co
45%
7%
—
(E I)
'*■
■
4.20C
>
>50%
49%
91
11%
83%
83%
13.50
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
40
Jan
11
45
90%
11%
3%
33.
48%
48
1
41
*
*3 %
45%
92
*85%
International
$3.75
3%
45%
90
Common
Apr 28
47 Va May 13
50
11%
*90
16%
Dunlan Corp
du Pont de Nem
Mar 27
80% Feb
Chemical Co
Dunhill
46
21%
Dresser Industries
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
D T M'
Corp
9
8%
2,830
8%
■
620
18,200
■34 34
*34
50%
19
*32
19%
.25%
34%
49%'.
21%
'•8%
54%
if 19
1
•V'
97%
20
9
•
8%
97%
18%
•
32%
1
Dow
6
50%
11%
1
4
8% Apr
49%
'88%
Corp
12%'Jun
50
32%
No par
9
31% Mar 14
34%
*34
:
■
54%
34%
92
No par
_No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
4
2
9
1%
2G%
1
59% Feb
2
8%
25%
50c
42% Feb
May
r,
•
19%
.*32
56
34%
*10%
"
10
20
Mar 26
6% Jan
July 16
110
9.
5
8%
*54%
7%
com
7
24% Jan
6
Jun
9%
26-%
„2
3
Apr
16% Jan
15
200
May 22
33,
5
Jan
9% Aug
2
Jan
10%'
64%
25%
11
L—3---
Dome Mines Ltd—
54% Apr
Jab
64%
22,700
24 Va
10%
'64%
32%
21%
Light Co
Pepper Co
14% Jun
241% Jan 29
2i?a
•10%
64%
,
24 3i
87%
Divco-Wayne Corp
91
24%
10 %
24%
10%
37,300
:
52%
23%
*8%
..50
(Walt) Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
24
»•
19%
10%
32
'
37%
51
97
: 24 1
No par
Corp
24
37
52%
96%
18%
64%
>
24%
9%
37%
„
x51%
;
19%
25
10
37
53%
33%
Co——'
Dec
37%
97%
19%
35%
preferred
11'% Dec
1,100
16,20C
19%
15
50% Oct
34%
17,400
33%
Disney
Dr.
34%
-
18%
*86
Co
Diana Stores
34%
—-
213a
10
Inc_
Alkali
90
*84%
.
17%
20
Devoe & Raynolds class A
$1.50
1, soc¬
le, 90C
21 Va
20%
*3%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
Vilbiss
6oc
2%
277a
■
18%
*63
;8 Vst.r
8%
*54%
56
*'
■
21%
52%
32%
,
90 7
34%
5%
'2 V4
%
17%-
10%
*19%
.
%
21%
37%
64%
88
Denv & Rio Grande West
RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
De
;
.
^
2
28
18%
*96%
24%
V
•>'
34%
25,00c
21%
24
9
5%
'
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27V4
21/4
♦84%
18
18
v
96%
32%.
5%
,
■
18%
21%
*r
24%
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'
50c
Western—
Delaware Power &
Delta
34%
84
27%
>'•'
85%
87%
common
7%
Diamond
2
13% July
Co
20
34%
Va
*5%
2%
28
19
,.
.
90
100
Decca Records Inc
Deere &
*2%
27%
*84 %
100
C
Diamond-Gardner Corp
30
Jan
17
series
32% Apr
11% Jan
9% Apr
3.90%
32% May 21
14
23% Oct 22
Preferred
37% Mar 13
16
6
Mar 29
18T4*"-
10%,
9%
*34%
100 '
Dayton Rubber Co
2
29% Mar 20
37% Mar 13
Xl8%
5%
24%
'x26%/ 26% *
—10
B
34% Mar 17
14
Dec
series
3
15% Jan
15% Dec
13
3.75%
34% Mar 17
34
19%
5 3/a
83
50c
Preferred
30% Apr
25% Jan.
13% Dec
19%
*62%.
.
32%
8% 4
8%
55%
55%
1
series A
Delaware
38% Nov 12
30
3.75%
6
2
19%
5%
19%
j,
„,
24%
49%
5
Light common—7
6
54
87
24
19%
10%
loo
—
&
Feb
18
*85
85
/>'••
-
Jun
9% Jan
2
39
Preferred
88% May 20
5
87
52%
k.
64%
10
.—
>
8
55
3
31
57% Jan
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
28
18% Jun
7,200
*85
51%.
96%;
19
.
97%
/
15%
360
3.80C-
21% >22%
37
37
24
20
16,600
15%
'..18%?. 18%
,
*32%
——___1 /
23
2
591/2 July
Jan
■
22
18%
49% ; 51%
*
15%
10c
42%
168
84%
34
37
No par
11-
common
%
86%
2'/4
22
preferred-—_—No par
42
*167
83%
34
9%
15 Va
Ta-
*85%
33%
10%
42
IGS
861/2
2
*02%
421/2
1671%
15%
'
*85%
27%
24
42%
168
15%
90
24%.
4.90G
53
56
87
*84%
18%
*51 %
*53
86%
2%
97%
53
56
83%
x27%
'
*51V4
*53
*85
27
%
21 '/4
53
166%
1.20C
*84%
90
17%
21
24,100
•
85%
27 %
.21%
21%
50%
851,4
87
*85%
*84%
*36%
21%
50',4
85%
4
25
_1
50%
84%
84 %
86%
2.50
preferred—
Delaware & Hudson
16% Jan
34% Apr
37% Jan
17
22% Jan
Jan
88
2
46% Feb
42%
-
50%
54
*51%
100
6% Apr 10
21
17
16
87
8.70C
166%
15%
15%
*5%
19% Mar 18
15
18
21
2
27% Jan
2
30
Feb 25
28% Apr 25
25% Jan
7
Jan
8% Dec
37
Mar 18
15% Jan
Jan
35
23%
165
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
7
23
15%
19%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
4
231/4
166%
Dana
23
49% Apr 23
Mar 26
83
'
6
1
51% May
26% Apr
48i/4 July
41% May
Mar 10
83
Jun
11% Jan
43% Jan
2
83% Jan 10
4
5
3% Jan
10% Apr 21
J
47
Aug
1
49% Apr 15
73
Mar 11
3
3
48% May
22%
21%
15%
5%
Cutler-Hammer
11% May 21
6% Feb
18
Dec
July 12
86% Mar
7.50C
23%
166%
19%
D
40% Oct
79% Jan
22%
21 Va
42%
5%
$1.60 prior preferred
50% May 23
3
3§%
21%
50%
54
19%
Curtisji--Wright
Class A i
,
3534
21%
54
1
5
28% Jan
35%
53
No par
23,50c
22
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2%
9%
35%
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42
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87
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4,300
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53
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41%
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5
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21%
Curtis Publishing common———1
-
6
14
22%
21%
5
50
9%
9%
231/4
21%
23%
21%
100
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51 a/a
9%
50
*52
common
9%
20%
1
preferred
9%
50 %
100
$2 preferred
Apr
10% Jan 21
9%
the Week
35%
22%
;
50
Crown Cork & Seal common
'20% Mar
'
11
Jan
3
29
'
5
Jun
Jan
8% Apr
;
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49%
35%
21%
' Cuban-American Sugar
—-10 *
6
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
6
4%% preferred
,-100
28 .. Cuneo Press Inc——
—5
28. ' Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
9% May
50
50
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Crescent Petroleum Corp
24 V;
11% May
66% May
9
35%
25% May 27
•
9%
23
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
.
9 V4
35%
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
—100
7
50%
22%
—5
preferred
3%%
3
27% Jan
51%
20%
511,4
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23
4
"
2
13
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8
2
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6% Jan
66
0
47% Jan 11
30% Nov 21
2
9ai
1
May 12
53% Jun
9%
20 Va
5
100% Apr 28
19% May 23
17
2
Feb
13% May
'59% Jun
12
19% Jan
23% Dec
16% Jan
18% Jan
'
33% Jan 28
7% Jan' 18
53% Feb
Jan
65% Jan
5% Nov 20
39
95% Mar 18
15% Feb 20
32% Apr 17
17% Oct
22% Jun
June 6
5
Crane Co common
19% Apr 28
3
7 *
Jan
Mar 13
Sales for
Friday
June 5
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
34% Mar 27
25% Jan
3
43% Apr 11
14
preferred
Petroleum
PRICES
Thursday
Corp
85% May 29
3
10
49
preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden
2% May 29
29
13
Jan 24
Aug
11
54
5% May 22
79
31
3%%
19% May 26
24% Jan
-5
Oct
2
5
preferred
3 % Vo
SALE
June 4
20%
*20
Refining coinmon_10
Corning Glass Works
1
16
Apr
x9%
25
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
86% Mar 26
87% Apr
89
convertible
Products
7%
16% Jan 22
4% May 9
1% Jan 13
3
10% Dec
6%
Corn
0
15% Jan
Mar 14
30
30
17
Mar 11
86
23% Jun
85
Jan
85
36% Apr 22
26% Oct 22
14
3
5
Jan
<
2
preferred
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5Yo convertible preferred
Apr
52
55
common
convertible
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp
42% Jun
5
168% Jan 23
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
96% May 2
25
May 17
6% Jan
2
30
4
Jan
25% Feb
Mar 20
159
106% July 11
701/2 Oct 31
15
9%
13
Feb
145
50%
l
16% Jan
28
.
5
18% Jan
,51
49% May
Insurance
Motors
5%
HIGH
Wednesday
June 8
Steel—
Continental
28% Jan
11
&
AND
Tuesday
June 2
Continental
May 15
43% Jan
8
38% Feb 12
19% May 20
50% Jan 20
52
Jan 14
-
Copper
Industries
May 15
52% May 2
36
May 22
23% May 19
19
Monday
Par
10
IB
6
43% July 25
23
Dec
44
LOW
STOCK
10% May 28
20% Jan 10
52% Mar 7
37
16% Dec 30
..
3
14
Jun
70% Jun
23
Dec
17%
;
8% Apr 29
18% May 8
YORK
EXCHANGE
Co
Co
!
50
"3
•
36%
7%
7%
50%
.
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35
35'%
1,800
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37
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70
31%
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6,800
'
23,700
-
790
90
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Volume
187
Number 5749
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
, .
-
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for I'revioua
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year 11)57
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
65
39 lb Nov 25
7
NEW
Highest
37% Apr
17
43 % May
16
5
Jan
2
15
22 lb Jan
67
17% July
25
Sep
26% May 29
Apr
9
83 % May 29
15% Jan
2
•18% Mar" 25
43
May 19
7
53%-Mar
2
3% Apr
11% Jan
7% Jan
II
14% May
14
16% Apr 28
22
5 % May 29
Fedders-Quigan Corp
61% May 13
50
Feb
31
45% July
32
Mar
17% Oct
22
25% Jun
17
1814 Apr
2
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co__f
29
31
36% May 14
29% Jan
37% Jun
3
Federal Paper Board Co
19% Jan
20% Jun
5
Dec
20% Jan
19% Sep 10
8
31
27% Jan 21
28
Jun
31% Jan 10
"Dec 3Q
19% Oct 22
10
28
57
83% Jan
May
Jan
2
38% Apr
101-% July 23
106 " Feb / 8
82% Apr
12% Jan
V6% Dec 16
34% Oct 22
99% Jun
14
65% Jun
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8
13
64
17%-Nov 20
22% Oct 28
17
22
3
39% Jan
Apr 25
93
Nov 13
9
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7% Mar
,
5% Oct
42% Oct
2
21
6
8
7% Jan
65% May 15
134
Oct 23
13% Mar 11
2
Feb
4
94% Jun
2
35% Apr ' 7
45% Jun
6
92
33% Oct 21
93% Aug
5
61% July 16
35% Dec 30
59% Mar 19
37% Jan
13% Oct
22
18% Apr
15
32% Dec
30
67% July
84% Jan
8
*
3
Nov
2
41% Feb
2
•19% Jun
37% Jan
3
8% Jan
2
12% May 22
12% Jan
3
10 % Jan
14
11% May 21
July 11
67% Jan
15
0 % Jan
2
92% May 12
13% Feb • 3
2
65
123
24% Jan
8
14
80
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14
54
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10% July 24
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5
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55 Vb
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Foster-Wlieeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
8% Feb
6
cum
Foremost Dairies
16
46%
5%
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Ford Motor Co
5
•
90
19%
~6.25
com
preferred
Mineral Co
Foote
25
30
30
5
3%%
Jan
10
8% Dec
3%%
25% Feb
29
17%
33%
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NY
Food Machinery & Cheni
8
2
68% Nov 14
52
v
17% May
Nov 18
10% Dec
57 - May 22
115% May 21
13
Jan
100
♦82%
14%
Food Giant Markets Inc_,
1
4% convertible preferred_,IZ~io
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30
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95
(The) Carpet Co
$4.20 div
47% Jan
May 15
92
Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
Mar 17
>25% Mar 20
12% Jan
Nov 27
18% Aug
21
16
Jan
-
90
'
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Corp ;
Florida Power & Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
52% May 27
Jan
87
b
83%
•
47%
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Florida Power
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V
90
31%
Fiintkote Co (The)
;
25%
17
X27%
Firth
4
20
Apr
43% Jan
78
59% Jun
16
Jun
■
25%
30
1
*
65% Jun
69% Jun
10
Jan
34% Oct
94
83%
Nb par
Firstamcrica
45% Mar 20
6
8
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com
First National Stores,
4
:4
8% Jan
6% Mar 10
37 % Jan
87% Jan
Jun
.
83%
83%
25%
'
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Firestone Tire &■ Rubber
4 % % preferred
i,,.
104% Jun
18
12% >
25%
25%
25%
5%
Fht£lS
6
15% Apr 25
12%
25%
18%
Fidelity Phenix Fire
5
193% Jan
Vis
tn«5 f-iconverfcll>le Preferred
4
17
,
12
25%
25 Vis
13%
:
Fibreboard Paper Prod
48% Jun
4
59% May
45.. Oct 21
44% Aug 27
Ferro
J4% Mar 14
7
.
55% Feb
46% July 9
95% May 10
6
Fenestra Inc.
16
101% Jan 14
5
Dec
57
23% Mar 13
12 V 4
46 %
__i
4.60% preferred
Federated Dept Stores,,™"
12%
*80
5
_
common
37%
12%
'29%
50
„
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16% Apr 25
-
Nov
14
10
9
Mar 12
79
;
29% Jan
66
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,c?nv Pfd l9$3 series
,
Federal
21% Jun
2
28% May 29
|
47% Feb
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2
105
22
Jan
mJ,
23
39% May 22
,
20% Jan
75 % Oct
,19% Dec 20
36% Nov 13
31% Nov 13
100% Oct
2
47
22
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14
32
39
Oct
18
Mar 20
36% Jan
29% Jan
16% May
34% Jun 11
20% Nov 12
54
3
37%
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17
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30
37%
12%
17
1
Sep
37%
12%.
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£
1,500
27,400
38 Va
37%
37%
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'
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37%
25%
50
common
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June 5
37 Vis.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June I
12%
__1
31% Dec
45.
27
5
'r
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
/
June 3
37%,
*
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Fawick Corp
~
Tuesday
June 2
ion
Falstaff Brewing Corp____
Family Finance Corp common
30% May 13
2
convertible preferred
o'c
64% July 10
21
Oct
4,0
12
67% Jan
3% Dec 30
10,
2414 Jan
25% Nov 29
22
Aug 23
41% Oct
l
Monday
Par
SAtE
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCK
Fairbanks Morse & Co__,
No Dar
Fan-child Engine & Airplane
Corp,l
Fairmont Foods Co common
_i
13% May 14
22
79
YOEK
EXCHANGE
22 Vs Apr
12% Jan 24
11
Oct
6
(2563)
♦59
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(The)
1
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8
7%
8
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300
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10%
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7%
7%
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8
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10% Apr
30
Apr
45
40% Dec 30
10
11
8
8% Jau
20 % Jan
2
17
Oct
21
36% Jan
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
27
Jan
Garrett
5%
Jan
2
8% Jan
14
3% Jan
2
5% May 14
36% Jan
15
24% Jau
13
30% May 13
13% Oct
31
15% Feb
19
1414 Jan
2
3% Dec
30
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
6
52% Apr
7
37% July 12
26% Jan
2
54
51
59
Jan
9
25% Dec
17
90 Vis July
101
67% Dec
96 % Jan
12
May 16
88
18
69 % Jan
2
30
26% Jan 11
10
11
23
135
Apr
17% Dec
70% Nov
6
35
2
28% Apr
30% Apr
7
36% Jun
6
75
Jan
3
91
48
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14
9% Dec 20
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10 % Dec
26
12% Jan
Dec
20
22
25% July
15
ll% Jau-
10% Jan
8
14
Apr
2
Co
General
9
General
Co
55
Apr 29
57
Apr
8
64% Jan 24
General Electric
19% May 15
19% Jan
2
25% May 29
General
5014 Dec 31
12
Oct
21
50
Oct
48
Jan
4
115
Jan
30
22
Jan
2
60% Jan
General
General
Instrument
General
2
Corp
Corp
July 26
33% Dec
19
117
Apr
2
112% Mac 20
Jun
5%
3
39% Jun
1
33-% Jan
115% Jan 24
1
101% Nov
112
47% July 16
.
3
117% Jan
preferred
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7
Dec
16
33
40
,
Apr
1
$5
16
87% Jan
12
4
Jan
8
92
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6
38% Apr
14
47% Dec
31
68
30% Oct
li
4714 July 12
27% Oct
18
34% May 17
Oct
25
57% July 15
Dec
18
48% Jail
3
May 14
41
27
May 26
3
Jan
-
20
'
4
5 la Jun
13
44% Jan
31 % Feb
2
Jan
7
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52 % Feb
6,
$3 convertible
22
39% May 22
37% Jan
22
34
21% Apr
15
14% Dec
26
18% July
Dec
24
50% Jan
31
3
13
37% Feb
4
General
20% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
General Shoe
22% Nov 18
16% Dec 23
17% Jan
22
'
Juu
23
3
May 27
3
General Steel
22% Sep 20
28% May 16
25
Feb
14
23
28
25
Jan
2
3
Sep
36% Oct
May 31
45 !4 May
22
2
15% Dec 23
30% Mar
7
22% Oct
30% Dec
4
.1
July 31
107
108% Jan
7
185
Oct
22
90
95
77
40% Jan
16% Jan
$1.30
,
Jun
21% Feb
2
24
7
80
Jan
7
3
90
Feb
4
4 % (/o
164
Jan
6
4%%
88
Apr
15
3
79
Feb
Jan,
2
83% Dec
18
95% Apr
25
84 % Jan
2
94% Apr
23
Oct
21
36% July
9
26% Jan
13
40 % Jun
2
39
Oct
22
62% May
8
51% Jan
20
25
3
10
27% May
6
32% Oct
11
46% Mar 26
33% Apr
3
Gillette
24
28% July
21% Jan
7
38% May
27% May
9
20% Dec
6
Gimbel
83% July 17.
10% Dec 23
29% Oct
21
2% Dec
18
157% Oct
16
57% Nov 14
703/4 Feb
12
28 % Dec
4
39% Oct 21
3
91 '
Mar 18
18
Dec
37% Jan
4% Apr
2
14
89% Jan 21
15% Apr 16
28
Apr
9
26
2% Jan
2
Jan
21
157% Jan
16
79% Jun
13
160
53% May 19
94% May 21
18
Feb
4
34% Jan
29
3 % May 15
159 % May
68
Jan
2
12
11%
*11%
11%
10%
17
16!
16%
15Tb
16',4
58%
22
31
38 % Jun
Granite
3
36% Jun
Grant (W T) Co common
22
37
20
Feb
11
122% Nov TI"
67
Dec
20% Dec
-
3
12
For footnotes
21% Jan
138
Jan
78
Jan
30% Apr
wee
Apr
17
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
11
20% Jan
2
22
131 % Jan
2
11
4
page 26.
67
Apr 17
22 % Jan
2
27
May 12
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt
Northern
Iron Ore Prop
9
Great
Northern Paper Co
Great
Northern
26% May 21
146% Jun
75
Jan
4
20
28% May 27
Great Western
7%
13,800
21/4,.
„
a
4%
5
49 V
49%
5
a
41 b
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5
•
44 T
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|
20
5,100
28
20%
34%
35 Vis
34%
34 Tb
35
22%
22%
22%
22'b
22
23
22 la
23
22 V
22 T a
22'A
22%
27
4,500
13,700
3,100
35
22%
22
a
*25
49
48Tb
19Tb
19%
19 Vb
19%
83 %c
25 Vb
26 Vb
25%
26 V
27
*25
27
*25
27
*25
27
*25
27
48.
,
19%
25
25%
'
/
19%
19%
48'a
25 '/4
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48%
.19%
48
24%
19%
;
47%
48%
,
a
5,100
13,900
27
*25
27
48 %
49
.
44%
27%
2OT4
-
36
22 Vb
10
10
*
*27%
28
*27 lb
49 V
.
23 Vb
X35%
23 Vb
22 Va
19%
25%
25
95
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95
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95
95
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150
1+3
143
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150
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150
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87
87
87
87
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95
<
33,400
150
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41,500
2,400
95
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100
100
39 To
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40%
87
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87
95
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95
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95
39 'b
38 V b
38%
,
38
87 Vb
*93
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180
87 %
95
.
Vb
38 Tb
38'/a
38%
49,700
800
48%
48%
48Vb
47 Va
47 Vb
48
48 lb
48
48
48
25%
25Tu
25 Tb
20Tb
26Tb
26%
2614
26%
26 Tb
26Tb
51,700
36 Vb
37%
30%
37
36%
37
36 Vb
37
36%
37%
10,800
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
25,700
5
93
93
♦92 Vb
94
93 Va
No par
5
95%
*92 Vb
93 Va
*93
94 Vb
16 lb
16 Vb
16%
16 Vb
16%
16%
161b
16%
16Tb
900
*1614
30 Va
31 Vb
30 Vb
31
30%
30%
14,900
'
31%
1
100
10
*159%.
57 V
Ry
No par
5
5
Co
a
46
lib
*5%
42
3
159%
165
3Va
18,800
57
583b
77Tb
78Tb
77%
78
76 Vb
77 Vb
77%
77%
♦32%
78
33'b
33%
46
46%
i
1%
33%
33 Vb
33 Vb
33%
•32%
33 %
200
46%
45 Vb
46
45 lb
45Tb
45%
45%
9,000
1Tb
lib
lib
lib
1%
lVb
6,800
-
1%
5%
5%
5%
500
5%
5%
5Tb
5Ta
42%
43 Va
43 Vb
43 Vb
43
43%
43
43
18,300
38'b
37Tb
38
38
38%
11,400
36 Vb
36 Vb
36
36%
5,400
83
83
83
37 Vb
37%
36'b
36%
X36 Vb
36%
*83%
84
*82Vb
83
1
7%
No par
24%
24%
24-%
24%
245u
24%
25
42 Vb
42 3 4
42 3+
43%
43 3 b
43 34
No par
36%
37%
36
36%
35%
36%
26%
26 Vb
26%
25Ta
143 Vis
25%
5%
5%
42%
36 %
1
10
43,800
59
t
83 lb
♦68
12,000
58%
8 3 lb
141
165
57%
35%
100
100
3
*159%
58%
5
25%
2%
165
•159%
100
36%
3
3
300
159 Vb
56%
X58 V
59 Vb
1%
31%
3%
3
•159%
165
37 5a
Sugar com—No par
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
X31 %
32%
3%
*3
12.50
City Steel
3%%
38% May 13
52% Jan
1,400
5
44Tb
27 Vb
(B F)
27% Jan
8
50
4%
20Tn
10
28% Jan
14
27 Vb
49%
44%
(The)
6 % Feb
Jan
27%
49 Tb
20Tb
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
43% Jun
47% July 11
28
x26%
Goebel Brewing Co
9
85
28%
21
Gladding McBean & Co
15
3514 May
28 Vb.
44%
$4.50 preferred
4% Jan
11
28%
28 Tb
.
1
33% Jan
45% Nov 20
28 Vb
27%
common
4
29% Dec 26
800
29
3,800
5,200
27 Vb
(The) Co
9
21% Dec
Vb
663b
20%
10
8
8% May 20
35
66Tb
44%
Co
2 % Apr
3
92
35'a
/
100
100
1
37% Oct
5% Jan
91%
67 Vb
21%
♦23
13% Jan
18
91%
35 Vb
67
27 Vb
22%
400
913b
35%
49%
35 Va -"36
140
.
67%
44%
20%
116
91%
21
10c
3,100
74 Vb
35 Va
27 Vb
,_„_10
-
74 %
35 la
28
*40
*25
11
Apr
1,300
x67
*27 Vb
27
21
6 %
116%
"
49%
27
21
21
116 Vb
v
*90%
91 Vb
28
*25
Oct
Oct
115%
115
♦25
Oct
5
115%
115 %
25
1
May
115%
115Vb
Florida—
25
4
86
98,900
4
22
25% Feb
79% Mar 21
39%
44 %
*32%
6
38%
44%
1
2
*115%
39 lb
27
4
15
116%
38%
27
5
36% Feb
*115%
39%
44 Vb
Grace (W R)
593a Jan
116 Vb
Tu
__5
Gould-National Batteries Inc
86% Apr
„
"
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
17
;
4 Tb
48% May
23
9%
74%
38
4Tb
31..900
8-%
74 Vb
39Tb
5
9,100
8Ta
8%
9%
38%
1
& Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 <fc P
Grand Union Co (The)
Dec
115 V
76,100
1,400
59 V'.
1161b
in
a
25V4
74%
9
49'is
33% Mil y 26
26% Dec
116!
.
62,000
60 Vb
59%
.
a
74%
9Vb
74 Ta¬
*27 Vb
2
71% Oct 31
.
593b :
25%
59%
29 Vb
2
27
59 lb
28 Tb
Feb
1% Mar
59%
67%
Jan
2
59 lb
10,100
58 lb
59%
•
00%
29%
Jan
Jan
60
36
41
1
59 V b
57 Vb
.
*'
IOO
12
10 Vb
16!
25%
35%
69
5
25 Tb
*90%
30
2
25%
9%
8
84% Jan
.*25 lb
73%
14
12
60%
25%
9 Tb
57% July 18
95% July
59%
5714
59 Vb
58%
00%
74%
76Tb
37% Jun
58%
*11%-
300
4
Brothers
Goodrich Co
57%
25Tb
lb
117
a
60 lb
91%
Castings Corp
Products
Glidden Co
3,000
07 Vb
Getty Oil Co
Gerber
400
14
29%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
% Jan
44
51
14
60
$5 preference
5%vt preierence
23 % Jan
*50
14
1
preferred
conv preference
39 % May 29
51
14
1
General Tire & Rub com
20% Nov 14
90%
*50 Vb
14%
*14
68
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp
Apr 29
9014
50%
50 V b
35%
1
preferred
preferred
83 •
129
Jun
$1.32
7
49
7
2
5
22% Apr
23
July 17
Apr
26 % Mar
26% Feb
91
50%
91
*35 Vb
Corp
General Telephone Co of
90
11%
-
501b
72%
6.67
General Realty & Utilities
Refractories
15% Jan
32 % Jan
35%
•90%
Railway Signal
3
35%
12
*90
38% "39%
90%
35%
*1.14%.
Public Utilities Corp
10
90-
34%
*11%
*116
9,500
34%
14
9
36V„
27
15
Public Service
General
General
35%
2,400
27%
xl.4
•
1,700
138%
27%
14%
58Tb
70
27%
138%
27 Va
49%
17%
11
139''.
138 Vis
—10c
General
Jun
27% Mar 19
19% Nov 19
11
138%
11
11
540
900
a
No par
May 23
6
83
-No par
'
2
82 Va
27'
138 Va
No par
preferred
'
May
83 lb
x83
90
'
July 19
2,100
20,700
34%
57%
10o
Equipt Corp
45
2
19% Oct
%
34%
34%
"
,_1
29
102
34%
20%
16%
57
29 lb
34%
33%
11
10%
•
*51 Vb
27%
No par
$1.60 conv preferred,
24
11
139
59Tb
,
28
33% Oct
5
10%
*138 Vis
5,800
4
*100%
29 Vb
101
27
*11%
'
42
11
139
3Tb
57
29%
101
84
59 Vb
Outdoor Advertising
General Precision
83 Vis
60Tb
Portland Cement Co,
General
Jun
68
29
29 Vb
*29 Vn
100% 100 (4
3,100
14%
common—1%
preferred
General
*51 Vb
99%
84", 4
25 Vb
Preferred $3.75 series
22
Jan
34
56
*51 Vis
99%
15%
49%
"
91% Feb
'76% Nov
3%
56
29'%
15
4
4
4
*83%.
25 Vb
_«»,
3%
100
15 Vb
15
15%
15
27 %
90
.No par
a.
Motors Corp
10,700
10,200
27 lb
34
"
:oo
36 lb
5%
5
28 3 b
*26%
84%
59Tb"
.
36
5
5
5Vb
28
34.
1
Mills common,
Foods
36%
37
5
•27
33%
No par
3
Jun
36
30 Vis
Vb
35%
5
9% Jun
2
77% May 22
60
13
4% Jan
11
8% Jan
69
2,100
26%
Inc
Corp,,,
1,300
38%
X34
10%
No par
100
Co
Finance
28
38 Vb
84%
1
12
72% July 22
27
38%
35%
139
5
Dynamics Corp
68% Apr
26%
38 Vb
33
5
5
26Va
38%
a
2!)
*51 %
%
800
27
15%
3%
3%
3,800
■
38 3
28
15'4
100 %
*99%
^5
common
Controls Co
4
Feb
29
5
45 Vb
26%
;
37%
5 Vb
11
10%
*44 Vis
38%
♦27
56
%
29
._,No par
General Contract Corp common
2
6% scries preferred
10
Cigar
27
4
*51%
1
No par
15% Feb
40
3%
50
.
100
General
9
,
15%
com
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
24
65% Jan
15 %
1
Transportation_.L2.5o
Amer
52% Feb
46% Oct
28%
1
General Bronze Corp
May 23
19% Jan
X36%
*27
5%
*27%
corn,,
Investors
4
11% May
2
10
40%
5%
50
Corp
6
Jun
o2% May
39 %
,
,_1
com
Oil Co of Texas.1ei._5
Amer
General Baking
$8 preferred.
30
14 %
38 lb
2
Inc
preferred
American
General
2
May 29
19% Jan
6
Mar
38 %
preferred
Indus
convertible
General
11% Mar 19
140
2
27 Va
38%
$4.50 preferred
49% Dec 31
14% Jan 22
21
Oct
2
Jan
2
6c/o
General
27%
(The)
Industries
convertible
American
18
46% May 24
86 : Mar
5
23
30
125
Apr
84% Jun
10
9% Jan
Aug
Dec
13
No par
Acceptance
7
30
35% Jun
24% Feb 25
Jan
Feb
44%
27%;
11
44%
5
General
Jan
11
10%
44%
Co
General
65
11
44 %
5
50
common
preferred
(The;
Corp
Wood
4%%
30
102
25
9
Gar
May 26
4% Jan 21
Jan
125
2
16
47% Jun
1
Nov 19
25
Jun
Co
Gardner-Denver
30
23
convertible
Game well
Dec
23% Oct 25
3% Oct 21
2
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
40% Jun
22
31% Dec
20
11% May 23
45% May 23
28 % May 22
38% Jun
3
2
40% Jan
37 Tb
8
142
71%
26%
7%
143'/a
*68
25Tb
7%.
144 Vb
71%
26%
7Vb
♦68
25%
*82 */b
,
-
60
7%
71'a
7Vb
24%
24%
24%
24%
42 lb
43 Vb
42%
42%
35%
36%
36%
36%
3,500
3,400
6,600
17,400
26 Vb
x25%
25%
25%
25%
7,800
146 Vb
143 Vb
144%
144%
7 lib
71%
71 Vb
26
25 V a
25%
7%
7
lb
145
*70
25 Vb
74
25 Vb
400
10
7,500
19
20
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2564)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
14
16% Apr
14% Jan
2
Feb
13
81
7
34% Jan
14
17% Mar 20
89
76' 4 Nov 20
11
15'A Oct
Jan
1414 Dec
12
2
19
9
30
18
Dec
Jan
11
16
52
May 13
101
80% Jan
152
Mar
414 Jun
24
814 Aug
11
Greyhound Corp (The)
87
Apr
17
24% Jun
2
44%
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
93 4 Feb
Apr
6
81
Oct
28
Nov
4
96
88
Nov
5
'$5
Gulf
6
30
Jan
10
96
3
102
May 13
10
21
17
2
13% Dec
31
87
24
Dec
204 Dec
28
24
21
-
70
15
;
404 July 23
14
23
30
22
Dec
•34 Oct
28
6% Jan
8
Nov 27
8
Jan
.
May
140-
Apr
21
13
38
7
3% Jan
284 Jan
7
284 Apr
764 Jun
894 Oct
9
434 Dec
26
54
May
Nov 19
91
July 24
83
154 Oct
13
Apr
11
9
20
724 Jan
14
43% Jan
6
2
A;'
23
*135
9
2
30-78 Jun
3
37'A Jun
3
Feb
25
164 Jun
4
384 May 1
1124 Mar 21
43% Jun
6
35
Jan
21
1034 Oct 22
474 Jan
23
274 Feb
12
24% Dec 24
10% Oct
21
804 Sep
9
704 Nov 27
15% Dec 30
8% Oct
22
174 Oct 22
9
Nov
17% Jan 10
47% July 11
1154 Jan 30
62
July 25
424 Sep
40% Jan
19
4
174 July 16
10
244 May
6
53% Jan
118
614 May
1
364 Apr 24
444 Feb
3
204 Jan
14
31
114 Jan
13
3
Apr 18
144 Mar 27
78
Jan
17
60
Jan
7
87
July 19
74
Jan
2
86
16 4 Jan
2
23
May
9 4 Jan
10
12 %
May 22
22% Jan
7
10% Jun
20
25% July
2
21
Jan
744 May 29
May 5
2
6
28% Jun V 3
8
16% Sep
24
154 Oct 22
22% Jan
11
174 Jan
3
224 May 21
254 Nov
31
5
254 Jan
2
30
32% Jan
2
45
May 21
May 20
39% Feb 24
52
Jun
234 Apr
87'A Apr
1
Feb
824 Oct
11
404 Jan
10
40
22
714 Jan
4
Oct
224 Dec 23
39% Jan
81
97
10
9% Jan 20
11% Jun
3
6
7
31
Jun
2
Feb
8
3
92
Jan
4
3
Jan
2
4
Jan
16
18% Nov 26
28 4 Jan
10
19
Jan
7
23
Jan
23% July 24
39'A May 29
304 Nov 18
15% Feb
10
19
Jan
6
364 Jan
9
274 Jan 13
.37
3
844 Nov 13
25
Jan
89
Aug 30
3
85
Mar 13
264
5%
33%
78
Apr 14
84
Jim
6
Oct
25
88
Apr
26
84
Feb
25
90
Jun
.1
100
Apr
1
92
Feb
20
97
60% July 11
15
Jan
*76
53 4 Jun
18
2
84 Jan 22
2
35% May 23
204 Jan
2
May 31
Dec
4
75% Aug
12
11
63% Jan
9
40
Jim
19
44
Nov
6
40
Nov
40
July 16
26
14
Nov 13
6% Dec 30
134 Dec 23
89
148
89
Nov
14
Jap Iff
Doc
10
32% May
46 4 Mar
47VaApr
9
15
474 Feb
7
44% Jan
294 Jan
884 Jan
Feb
21
Nov
4
DeO
24
1704 Oct 22
25% Dec
137
23
Nov 11
25 4 Oct 22
•5
Nov 14
•6% Oct 22
6% Oct 22
•2Va Nov 19
•2
July 30
74 Dec 30
#54 Dec
17
•5
Oct
11
24
Dec
26
22
Dec
274 Dec
24
9
25% Oct 21
20% Oct 23
22
12
Dec
30
92
Jan
73
Jan
May 27
Jan
2
22 4 Jan
10
11
27
Jan
125
18 4 Jun
148Mar
2
Jan
28
Jan
2
29 4 Jan
13
21% Jan22
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
13% Oct
11
28% Jan
9
18
Nov 19
78
47% July 11
Jun
91
47% Jan
75
11
28
Aug 29
Jan
24
60 4 Aug
89 4 Feb
28
2
3
May 28
291/4 Jan
50% July 15
13% Jan
118
2
Jan
28
1
2
13
Jan
10
36% Feb
27
4
% Feb 10
151/4 Jan
2
191/4 Feb 25
82
Jan
15
56
Feb
3
86
May 27
344 Apr 23
34 Vt Dec
10
69
12
97
354 Dec 18
90% Nov 6
July 11
85
Jan
3
64 Va
July 24
35
99
Apr
11
Jan
Feb
35 Va Dec
17
11»"ff
524 July
76% Jan
ottat
3
2
17
4
834
224
224
11%
11%
ll!%
27%
28 Va
28
28
114
*20%
*28%
11%
43%
41%
43
41%
50%
49%
49%
30 4
30%
30%
31
23 4
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30 % r-
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16%
37! a
37 !A
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93
38
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50
a
82
100
82
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98 Va
■
34%'!
71
Feb
4
4
May 22
Mar 25
May 7
33%, May 27
32
Jun
"3
35% Jun
6
28% May 28
27% Mar 24
174 Jun
2
38
5
3*
Jun
V8 Jun
4
38% Jun
6
124% Anr 29
414 Jan
8
7 Va May 26
23% Apr 17
29% Jun
6
904 May 12
2
69% Apr
88
Jan
24
42
Jan
99
May 12
41% Jan
99
24
16
May 20
444 Mar 12
28
28%
2,300
414
41%
16,800
50
52
29%
30%
414
•
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29%
304
89!
82! a
;
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91!!
98! a.
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53%
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9%
2
common..
44'A-
53%
54%
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1
3%
28%
2,400
5,100
154
15%
1:0
——
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No par
4.264
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46
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200
7,900
;
90
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,
53%
54%
9% •;
60
50
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284
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41%
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68!!
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82
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174
1.500
600
A
82 U
120
3%
3%
8,500
28%
32%
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29%
1,700
*46 !'4
154'
•
32%
15%
15%
3,900
424''
684
6814
68"r
68 7 it
68 7 b
2,800
33%
32%
334
32%
33%
22,200
33! '4
4,400
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a
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32%
47!
32'
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52
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52
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51
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474
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47 4
31%
31%
32
31%
33
42 4
32%
•
454
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48
52
52
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50
10
47! a
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52
50
50
32
5,600
45 4
48
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51
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474
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31%
;
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41%
47 4
.
15"!
32° St
,
464
47 4
29
67 7 St
.
46 4
preferred.
—50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
A
4%
4
834
v
544:/:
534
3%
32 Va
50
:
3%
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*46 4
50
.
'
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3,400
•
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50
common
.
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3%
67
-
664
32%
10
,
Co
45"
•
174
82 Va
3%
4%.
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58,800
93
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1%
•'
10%
38
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8%
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•
44"4-
174
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28%
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3%,
50
1%
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!
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84
1%
•
17%
824
convertible pfd series A.
Electrica
1
8'A
:
:
98 4'
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•
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344
r
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34%
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34%
•
93
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38
344
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894
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9%
*16%
4.084 preferred—
*46
474
31%
31%
31%
74
74
74
32
2,600
Mexico
'
A
7
—.100 pesos
——
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
18%
19
18 V«
73
73%
100
*155
165
*155
88!
No par
20
20
S
348
International
Paper!
54 preferred—1
International Salt ;
i.
-
International Shoe
1
International Silver
;
:_No par
25
(F L)
Co
260
204'
19=4:
349
194
158%
294
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77 4
78 4
77%
9%
994
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95 Va
-
-
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94
34%
34%
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99% •
.
104
98%
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.
394
10 4
94
35
394'
33
33
32
32
35%
34"
27
23 4
22%
174
17
174
37%
37%
37%
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33
33
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37! a
37
37:! 4
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29
%
35
4"
33
;
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29%
78
27,700
1
820
29,800
-
100
78%
27,700
94
9
77 4
94
9%
9,300
99%
17,200
99
954
10%
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66
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112%
113
35%
35%
35%
33
99%
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10!
4
10 4
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66
954
10%
66
113%
113%
34%
35%
32 4
32! 4
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32 4
32
32
32
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32
354
35
35%
27
274
27%
27%
234
22%
23%
354
*27
23%
3,000
30
1,000
16,400
500
300
35%
27,800
274
800
23%
15,200
17
17%
16 7 i.
17
16%
17
37%
374
37%
38
37%
38
32 7
■
334'
33
33
32%
32%
1,700
38
37%
374
37 4
38%
8,300
•
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•
125
37%
-
35
i
23
17
V*
14,600
77%
994
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•
27%
38
23,700
22 Ta
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354
27%
125
78
774
35%
1
34%
18%
352 4
161 4: 162
294
8
,
66
39%
37 4
34%
112%
664
33
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9!a
10!
18',4
351
161
28 3 4
78
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.
111% 1124 '
a
344
160
78 'A
99
19%
350"4
33
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65
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-
35
28%
77%
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184
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160
28%
'
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159
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19%
4
349
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374
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37 %
125
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374
126
374
374
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374
8.800
5,200
126
38 Va
4,600
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin Steel
Johnson
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
6%
6%
6%
6%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21
214
214
21%
214
214
2,400
1
284
28%
28
28%
274
28! 4
27%
28%
28%
29%
16,700
85 Va
854
844
85
87
87
pfd—100
664
1
'
:,
Johns-Manville Corp
&
100
3,50Q
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 44
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
preferred^
244
5
Jaeger Machine Co
3%%
*24
414
22%
5
24 Vs
91
37%
1
:
4,500
414
10
$6 preferred
:
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
6,100
31%
91
28%
35
50c
87%
31%
41!!
1
Iowa Power & Light Co—
Island Creek Coal common
,874
31%
91 !a
*27 !4
3.50
-
*24
24!.,
100
87:4
>
40!!
*3Q%
—
164
159
87
31%
91
*32%
-
'158
159
40%
1584
-65-
74 preferred
A
25
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp.!
5
Interstate Dept Stores
.1
Jacobs
•,
29
1104
common
Interstate Power Co
1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
24!!
*
-
11,700
914
34-%
10!a
'_No par
20,600
40%
158 4
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19 U
75
914
34 4
-94
100
:
204
351
764
-
18%
74
92
76 Va -76 4
-7.50
common
;
18%
744
404
344
$4 preferred
-—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
18! 4
73%
88!a
32 4
32
1,000
184
74
-
--28%
.'1
'
165
87
■
24!!
39%
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1584
No par
.Limite'q
*24
24!!
39
A
—
Packers
32%
91!!
;
common
884
39
:
:
V!
32 4
91!!
-100
73'Va
*155
88
32
*24
5
...
7!Si
•18",!
.
165
89!!
a
31
.1
common.
v? %
preferred.
Interlakc Iron Corp..
*7
.
18%
75
1
*
International
7 Va
73
_1
64 preferred
Inland Steel Co
Harvester
*7
7
No par
'
5%
28%
'49%
,
94
74
preferred
:!
100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
-5
:
44 preferred
,
100
Int'l Nickel. of Canada..!——No par
4
54%-
534
100
6
3
22
18,500
204
^91
1G7*
*57'"ft
■.«
*
•
preferred series A
Illinois Power Co
S
10,500
11%
204
41
•
93
16" St
:
38
*82 4
•
894
*964
100
Hudson Bay Min <fe Sm Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
_5
54
28 4
114
20%
X114 i/114
42%
494
5
Hupp Corp
700
20%
21 '
29
j
70
5,900
,
*28%
11%
214
29.
494 -494'
Int'l
Jan
13
Jan
544 Jun
22
83
22%
43 Va
6
13% Feb
96
25
31
Oct
84 4
t
*28%
Int'l Business Machines
40
274 Jan
13
99% Jun
!
114
284 Mar 29
22
u
22!
11%
214
9
May 29
79% Mar 13
HVa Apr 21
14
33% Dec 24
Jan
Jun
13
2
130
7
May
Jan
4
1114 Jun 28
*82!
28%
*44
Interchemical Corp
34% Jan
22
13
10%
74
114
28%
214
21
13%
*73
83
28%.
noncumulative preferred—100
6
77
16
574 Jan
100
Oct
24
10%
12%
74
22% r
*114
10
14'
7
May 13
'304 Mar lO
7% Jan' 13
284 Nov
Dec
28%
8%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuransharos Ctfs Inc!
162
17
Jari
7
5
89% May 22
36% Mar 24
354 Jun
13
70 % Jan
Jun
6
'22% Jan 27
854 Feb 27
19
28
4.204
357
13
92
37% July 10
36 4 July 16
33% May 10
144 Feb
3
26% Jan
684 Jan
8
July 12
27 %
No par
com.
24 4 Mar
5
9
40% May 23
514 Apr 23
35
Feb 20
274
25
:
Manhattan
3
92 4
2
Feb
11%'
10%
13%
*73
22%'
22%.
114
*14
&
414 Jun
13
Apr 29
86% Jail 16
24Va Jan
28
!
37
Jan
98
22%
11%
j.1
54
13
<"
83
22%
100
54
-
134
74%;
—10
L
preferred:
4.704 preferred.,
4.424 preferred
159
2
25% Jan
300
264 May 10
1064 May 10
*834
....
474 Feb
•
2
3
1094 July
85
22%
*114
preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
i
.1
4
79% Apr 25
20
1,900
12,000
304
12%
*73 4
■
30
preferred
52 Va Jan 22
50
Apr 28
65
8
11% Feb
29 4
*834
4.404
Illinois Central RR
156
May 2
115% Apr 23
294
*29%
124*
74%
854
36
Idaho Power Co—:
J>- "l Cement Co
8
.
30
29%
294
50
16%
5
11
354 Jan
76
29 4'
29 4
1
preferred!
.
5
156% Jan 25
31% July 10
5,800
116
38
9
47 Va Jun
2
3764 July
38% Jan
1,900
38%
110
-
16 'lit
$2;25 convertible
4
5
21
59%
38%
294
5
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
74 Feb
19 4 Jun
4
594
394
117
*115%
3%
4
33% May
11
594
39
50c
Household Finance common
3% 4 preferred*—
Iii.i iHtna
156
59
124
com
6
6% Apr 25
14
Jan
2
5
14
55% Jan
18
Mar 24
34% Apr 28
'474 Jan 21
7
99 4 Jan
•1
2
464 Apr 23
314 July 5
9% Apr
4
394
*73 4
preferred-
68% Jun
7
23 4 May 14
52
Jan
2
29% Oct
294 Jan
494 Jan
39 Va Jan
59
39
12.50
Corp
344 May
2
Mar 26
Jan
59
*1154
117
"
424 Jun
11
Mar 20
48
594
39%
2.50
164 Feb
13
44
20
13
35 4 Feb
51% Jan
28% Jan
45
11
59
38%
No par
29% Jun
2
8
Feb
25'/a Dec 23
Nov
13% Jan
2
52
594
39%
.
234
May 22
10
2% Jail
Dec
59
12%
1
12,500
1,200
39 4
117
74%
preferred
43 "«
42%
;
1174
12 %
;
6,800
16
-
*73 4
,
30
16%
16%
43
42
3)«
4
1
May 21
80
42%
2,100
304
37 !a
*22!«
Apr 23
25 y8 Oct 23
38
Jan 13
164
41%
23%'
304
*364
374
3 V;
47
26%
*115
16%
23%
30
40
1,900
:-f10
•
234
84
40
16.%'
23%
•
*364
16! 4
89
3r'i{
17% May 23
<5% Jan
30
424
164
x414
23%
>
37%
*87
*22 4
17
17
30
5,100
3%
72 4 Jan
Jan
23%
28%
28%
23 4
13% Jan 27
294
23 %
29%
*364
28%
*3%
8
4
23%!
2,100
25,400
*22 %
14
Jan
8b
14%
3%
lGTsJan
22
*87
32
144
28%
88
31%
14%
23 %
85% Apr
12% Dec 23
764
544'
31%
*22%
23
30
76'A
544
'10
304
3%
Sep 27
24 Dec 23
Dec
774
2,900
144
4204
16
19
30%
37 Va,"
*115
33 '.'2
3%
04 Jan
6
304
16
*324
92 4
tHudson
12% Oct
22:4
30%
41%
33 Va
55
*864
22%
.
*324
1,100
54
55%
29%
88
5,100
~:
*5!'4
55
55
304
374
15%
*264 •'27
5!a
.
*76
*76
30
41
26%
7,000
-
30%
774 "
224
*
36%
36%
21% "214.
"
i-i%
55 V!"
_1
A
Howe Sound Co
TO
•
v
2,565.
24%
'
144
29%
774
*864
14,500
139
241'"
30 4
:
13%
29%
334
900
36 %
36%
*135
364
54
%
3%
16
30
-
374
24%
264
v
3,100
•
22
54
55
.'
88
*364
26%
20
23%
304
1% Jan
Dec
31
20%
*5%-
28 Va V 28
21%
-
1,900
74
23 Va
24%
364
22%
*324
*72
r
234
'36-4
-36! a
.<•
14,000
14%
*904
94 Mar 24
83
364
13,600
22%
28:ii
*135 > 139
21
30-'!
100
common
convertible
44
•
.'! 500
56
*
244
-
•V74
*72
28%
! 37-4
*76
304
55
88
,
14%
■
,.44".'
22%
144
.22%
•<234
139 1
'
May 22
57% May 8
104 Mar 19
v
,
"•? 244
>
13%
,
"774
'
*54%
*434
554
56
-
—5
Apr 18
3
30
13%
50
107 Va
i_No par
3% Apr 18
40 4 Ap,r 14
14 Sep
31
70
of America common—1
184 Jan
8
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
90
Apr
4
3y* Oct 23
>
54
33.
•294
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
6
Nov 20
.
23
*1135":
"
14%
•
>264
■
'
Apr 29
72
54 Dec 18
136
5
.5
$4.25 preferred
Hotel Corp
38% Apr 22
87
464 Oct 22
84 Dec 31
•36 4
.
26%
1
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp.:
54
374'
/
*135
*324
.No par
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
30
164 Jan
37, '■"■
264
1
Hires Co (Charles E)
Chemical
374
54
25
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hooker
23
284
26%
100
;
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
344 preferred series A
31
64 Jan
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
234
284'
20%
I
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz Co (The)
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
convertible
72:
23
,'
16,900
101
*1054
44
55%
A - 22%
14%
72
t
i
36%
.
54
■
20%
(G W) common
.•
10
noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common.
2 1/12
54 preferred.
;
100
Holly Sugar Corp
72
14%
28%
•
444
964
*94! 2
107 4
43 4
•
A
-
22%
14%-
354
7%
Apr 23
56
•
"
33
96 4
*1054
44!.;.;
'55%
*
36%
Helme
2
17% Jan
107'A
*434
56-'
23
*944*
21,300
■
1
44 4
'•
20%
Heller (W E) & Co
234 Jan
324 Jan
*1054
'
700
;
102 /
*98
20%
100
8
101
5
common
16
*98
244
1
44
101
244
50
44
*98
10
preferred—
22
44
101
__2.50
3.65'/o preferred
18% Jan
34 4 Mar
■444
*100
24%
.
.
24% Jan
114%
102
1084
8,400
60%
1144
*100
.4- 72
136
13%
3%%
60%
11*4
96
*13%
284
-
30 \
Heinz (H J) Co
44
.
9,100
16%
60%
113%
102
24%
'"*36%
1
I5
76% May 26
> 4
894 Feb 21
16-'r
*604
'
23%
*"28 4,
37
15
common
164
10 %
60%
96
::22%
74
2.50
..1
'
24,500
*100
554
•
24
95
% * 43 4
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14
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10
9% Dec 30
1
100
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22% Sep 19
10% July 23
,
Co
•
13%
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„1
Corp of America common
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
A
Hayes Industries Inc..i._—
55% Jun
86 'A Mar 14
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434
30
%
114%
■
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44 c/o
304 May 27
114
,
444
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23
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33% May 16
15
Mar 14
22 4 Jan
2
56
22%
Harsh aw Chemical Co:
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6
25
*184 Jun" 19
434
x65 4
Paper
10 %
83
192
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103-A
5
Harris-Intertype Corp
Hars<)p Corporation...,
5
Mar
43 4
95
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101
25
4%
60%
114%
96
1004
*98
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Harbison-Walk Refrac com—^.#.50
6% preferred
100
Mar 17
54 jun
100
100
100
preferred
Hauimcrmill
2
60%
113%
43 4
*95
.5
-
May 22
34
preferred
Hammond Organ
22 Va Apr
14'/» DeclO
21% Nov 22
.
5
6
dividend
42%
100
100
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Hall <W F)
Printing Co—!
Hamilton Watch Co common
16
9
344 Jan 21
dividend
11
234-Tan
60% "
114%
16%
■;'*t»04
16,100
*804
'
No par
14
26% Jun
113%
Haekensack Water
14
25% Jan
Jan
$5
6
374 Jun
204 Apr 29
224 Jan 20
2
32% Mar 25
30
2
Jail
129
39 4 Mar 11
514 Aug
30% July
1
164 Jan
74% Apr
24% Feb
.32V4 Feb
4 Jaif
30
234 Dec 30
Jun
23
21% Jun
26
294 Dec 24
20
Oct
8
14
Jun
May
$4.44
444 May 0
584 Jan 29
7
134 May 20
May 31
138
3
Jan
11
454 Jan
39
3114 Jan
494 Apr
20
11
111% Jan
244 Dec 23
294 Oct 21
1274 Oct
V* Jan
109
60%
25
$4.20 dividend preferred-.
v$4.40 dividend preferred-
984 Mar 11
3
No par
States Utilities Co—
"Common
May 29
Jan
95 4 Jan
Jan
24
9
92
89% Jan
v
18'A Dec 20
44% May
A
preferred
Oil Corp.
10
10
16
164.
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164'
23
164
10
16
Shares
'
16%
24
10
10
16%
6
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10
15%
the Week
June 6
82
24%
10
614 May
16
Friday
814
23.j
Gulf
.Zl
Mobile <te Ohio RR com.No par
164
84
24%
20
89
414 Feb
4
63% Dec
*82
23%
17% Jan
117% May
104% Apr
16%
844
24%
.
June 9
Sales for
June5
16
*32
85
23 4
Monday,
.
PRICES
Thursday
xl6%
•
Guantanamo Sugar
2
29
Jan
*83
1
SALE
June I
10
5
98
83
100
HIGH
Wednesday
June 3
16%,
164
.3
common
AND
Tuesday
June 2
10% Jan
5
39 Vat Jan
Blonday
Par
14
Gulf
34'A Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25
Feb
YORK
LOW
16% Apr
7*% Apr 25
14 '
May
9
4 May 10
32 '4 Jan
47 % Dec 11
105 4 Oct 21
NEW
Lowest
Highest
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
.
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18,000
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1958
Volume
Number 5749
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
21
(2505)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
Sales f«r
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
June 4
June 5
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
June 3
June 3
Friday
the Week
June 6
Shares
K
Dec
23
30
37
Dec
19
Feb
Dec
13
105 % Aug
5
23
39% Jan
49
2
89
7
45% Mar
Jan
2
96% Jan
38% Jan
14
82
28
39% Jan
9
109% May
Feb
68% Jan
46% May 15
30
67% Dec
22
2
45% May 22
83
741/2 July 23
83
24
Mar 12
79 % Nov 12
98
Jan
15
88% Mar 21
102
Feb
18
96% Mar 11
96
Feb
21
90
96
Apr
3
33% Oct
88
Nov 21
80
Aug 28
841/4 Oct
25
81 %
Dec
11
77% Jan
Nov
7
38% Jan
31
preferred
4%%
convertible
3.80%
4%
22
32 34 May
221/4 Oct
29
26% July 11
3
6
4.20%
preferred.
Feb
3
4.35%
10
May 27
38
May 29
Kansas Gas
28% May 28
-Tan
2
10% Jan
2
16
Feb
3
25% Apr
7
33% Jan
30
771/2 Dec
17
4
75% Jan
27
33% Jan
2
128% Jan
22
75 3/4 Jim
22
28
■"
25
4% %
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
7
29% Feb
2
43
76i% Nov 11
94% Apr
10
78% Jan
2
86
7
9% Feb
-22% Jan
2
2
9
Dec
22
Dec
213/4 Mar
17
27% Apr
11
34% Jan
4
24% Jan
26% May
9
16% May 26.
23% Dec 30
17
Dec
30
2
13% Jan
Mar 22
22% Jan
2
6'
12% Oct 22
20% Oct 16
15% Jan
27
Oct
17
'
22
243% July
17% Dec 27
24% Dec
36 % Apr
24
94"
Nov 27
82
Oct
10
Oct
21
*
17% Jan
32% Jun
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
36%
36%
36
36%
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28%
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33i/8
9
La
9
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I~_—5
19%
19%
26%
•26%
(James)
&
—
Sons
Co
preferred
100
;
Lehigh
Valley
6
Lehigh Valley RR
4.
Lehman
Corp
17% Apr
Lerner Stores
2
82% May 29
9% May 23
62% Aug 26
.
Jan
7
60% Jan
22
158% Jun
Corp
7%
4
6%
6%
24%
24%
33%
33
6%
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33%
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17%.
17%
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26
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25
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2
57% Jan
Oct
10
Feb
5
Link Belt Co
Jan
2
13
May
1
Lionel
7
6
List
6"
Litton
,10
7% Dec
26
57
6% Apr
16% Apr ,18
36 % Oct
,
3
46% Jan
9
723/4 Jan
17%
17(4
17%
80(4
80(4
9%
70%
9%
80%
9%
70%
12,900
10,900
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69%
70
77(4
7% Jan
38% Jan
11% Oct
31
11
293/4 Oct 11
22
Jan .11
12% Apr
10
40% July 16
28% Jan
2
36% May 13
31
Jan
2
99% Oct 25
117
107% Feb
18
23% Jan
19% Oct 22
7
7
93
Aug 26
103
Feb
Nov
4
89
Jan
93
Mar
Apr
4
34
Dec
15% Jan
5
92-
2
11
Jan
22
16
12
92"% Feb
112% Jun
10
59% May 21
140% May 16
5
preferred
25
10
Lowenstein
4
2
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21
•76
56%
47%
16
15%
16%
15%
16%
16%
33%
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32-%
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5
100
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33%
61
61%
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113%
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141
139%
40
32%
33
32%
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60(4
6.1%
60%
61
2,500
14%
69;
08%
.22
'
,
Oct
77
2
26% Feb
3'
Mack Trucks Inc."
3
35
2
Macy
32% July 12
21% Jan
22
32% May 17
28
18
86% Jan 30
78% Jan
6
Jan
14
11% May 28
Madison
49% Mar 24
Mar 11'
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co (The).
9
Apr 30
preferred
Mahoning Coal RR Co
11% July
Jan
8
19
89
Jan
1
2
31% Jan
10
44
Jun
12
30 % Jan
2
7% Mar 28
Nov
54% Jun
Dec~27
23% Dec
May~27
530
Jan
57% Apr
10
425
11
10
4% Nov 26
12% Jan
Jan
5% Jan
2
18
37% May 13
15% Dec
24
38
15% July 17
Jan
2
13% Feb 18
17% Oct
22
20% Apr
10
18'% Jan
2
49% Dec
26
54% Feb
7
51% Jan
9
z4% Oct
16
Marehant Calculators Inc
Marine
58% May
21i
2
29% Oct
23
3 7'% May
8
29% Jan
2
36% Jun
38% May
28
81% Jan
8
91
5
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
36% Jan
911
Jan
«Mar
15
47% Jan 22
31
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
8
25% Jan
30
40% July
8
34
Jan
2
Jan 31
79
Jan
3
69% Nov 11
83
-
Nov
6
83
Mar 22
78% Jan
3
61% Sep
4
77
Feb 20
70
Jan
17
69
22
Dec
23
49% Nov
7
12% Dec
30
13
*Jan
31
30
4
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
10% Apr
60
Dec
30
75% Apr 17
29% Nov
4
12
23
47% Oct
22
12% Dec
30
13% Dec
30
2
73% May 26
May" 14
47
62
79% May 13.
Jan
28% Mar
31% Apr 23
36% May 22
37% Jan
3
20'
Mar
7
13% Jan
2
16%
jun
4
9
37% Jan
22
96
Apr
25
2
26% Apr
14
74% Nov 25
88% Jan 29
79
Jan
7
85
May
7
34% Mar 21
61
Aug 12
56
Jan
2
94
Jun
4
19% Jan
7
23% May 28'
54% May 23
20
25 % May
20
29% Feb
12
44% Nov 29
72% Sep
10
89
•
Feb
26
36% Jan
79
Jan
10
10
30% Mar 10
39
21% Jan
15% Jan
3734 Dec
24
63.
July 12
39
76
28
94
Feb
84% Jan
Jun
Nov 29
128
86
Jan
24
85
Jan
31
77
July 10
July 25
86% Apr
footnotes see
2
9
89
For
2
May 23
104% Jan
Aug 30
103
Jan
10
Sep
90
.
2
Jan
75
>
18
109% Jan
94
85
10
8
Feb
17
19
page 26.
97% Jan
14
Jan
19% Feb
50
May
36%
36(4
35(4
35% '
35
35%
34%
34%
34%
88
88
35%
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35%
90
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84(4
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88% Jun
lOo
Mar
28
34
29(4
29%
41(484%
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85
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85
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73%,
73
73
29
29
29
53%
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16%
16%
16%
17
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21
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21
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85
85
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85
130
73
73
100
29
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29
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55
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17
17
20 3/4
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11%
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11%
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77%
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46%
1
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110
55
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40
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34%
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34
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46
1,300
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84
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7%
7%
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1
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13%
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10
Mead Corp common
;
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B—
^100
Mengel Co
(The).
1
15%
15%
<fe
McKesson
McLean
Robbins Inc
Trucking Co
McLellan Stores Co
McQuay, Norris Mfg Co
-3%
16%c
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
& Co
Inc common
—No par
preferred
conv
2nd
preferred-
Linotype
No par
Co
Machine
Co_!
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C% pfd
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series^
3.80% preferred series
4.45%
preferred series
—1
12.50
1-5
100
100
100
100
100
15%
34%
35
r
35(4
7%
1,500
2,500
18,700
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13%
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140
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3
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33%
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83%
7
26
5,100
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Merritt-Chapman & Scott
90 % Feb
;
36%
34%
36%
21
60
Mergenthaler
9'
58%
20
84
5
Apr
.21%
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20(4
15%
3
921'2 May 13
102
2; 1(4
57%
/
59%
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69% Apr 24
3
21%
57%
83%
$3.50
20
21
15(4
May 23
29
19%
21%
58(4
83%
May 20
14% Oct
20%
•
59%
86
37% Dec
105 3/4 Jan
6%
83 (4
8
157
6%
59%
14
5
24%
6 3/4
36
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300
24%
f
1
5
-
Jan
10
6%
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2,600
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6%
15%
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52
9% Jan
23%
.
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36% ,!
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6%
12%
58
r
700
7%
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36%
6%
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25%
1
3
McGraw-Edison
2
15% Feb
12% -13
24%
24%
500
55(4
*12%
6%
12%
57%
50
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
3
35%
7%
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*12%
600
•
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7
7(4
6%
'
15,900
4,200
445
*25%
25%
36%
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
35% May
15
'
*25%
,
*425
445
58%
No par
3
85% May 21
64
Mar 31
12% Apr
25%
.
55%
543/4
54%
110
87%
35.%
35%
35%
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36%
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46% May 27
Jan~29
'
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2
19%
42(4
■
50
4
41%
2
July
11
43(4
21(4
29%
2
6
11
42%
21(4
No par
No par
common—-
87%
11(4
42(4
20
6%
41
Jan
7
Dec
Corp
37%
11%
19%
6%
29(4
preferred
$2.50
87.%
21%
No par
1
5,200
21%
No par
5
% Jan
93
24%
.
33 (4
/
20%
6%
No par
preference
,
33
445
6%
.
33%
43
7%
13
32%
21%
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10% Jan
39
22% Jan
19
$3
'
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6%
9,100
20
34%
68
63
40% Jun
,
May tag. Co common
McCord
86 % Jan
6
—
$3.75
8
Jan
42% Feb 28
12% Feb 12
33% Apr
Nov
preferred
pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
$3.75
McCall Corp.l
17
21
Corp—
4'
May 8
30% Apr 24
Apr
1
81% Nov 27
24%
33%
8
15% July 18
24
1
17% Jun
7% Jun
33
„
13
*6%
*12%
25%
5
100
McGraw-Hill Publishing -J
50% July 24
122% July
Masonite
26
7%
6%
20
25%
6%
19%
No par
—
Co
24
39% Jan
23
2
18% Apr
30
11
84% Jun
5
29% May 16
Dec
Dec
Jun
53% May 19
Oct
Dec
84
2
Jan
corti
May Dept Stores common
8
31
17% Apr 22
& Co
preferred.
42%. May
50 % Jan
11
10
•
23% Jan
Jan
4%%
Martin
9
55
Marshall Field
6
32% Feb 25
39
67
5
7%
400
:
124
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r
25
25%
•
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122
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
36 (4
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•
21% Dec
34% Feb
3
7
30 % Mar 13
2
33% Dec
Jun
Corp common
4%. convertible, preferred
55
,
445
*425
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35%
55%
y
87 %'■
*;
42%.
'
36
;
55%
'
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43%-
36
,
26(4
24
4
445
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Manning, Makwell & Moore—12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
42%
•
8,100
*>
f
11%
87
*11
11(4
2,000
7,000
34
%
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88
..
11(4
69%
22
14%
25%
25%
34%.
34%
*87
55%
*425
Manhattan-Shirt-*
9
25% Jan
Nov 13
36(4
-
5
-
Bros
6
35% July 19
26% Aug
43%
*35
6%
Jun
26
77
42%
35%
50
-
21% May
"
11%
25%
4
Dec
25
87%
11%
1
.1
24
21
•
35
87%
No par
Mandcl
7% Feb
2
23
Dec
20
•
34%
100
No par
10
1
Mallory (P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co.
30
14% Apr
8
28
27% Feb
3
21
11% Dec
5% Apr
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
31
7% Jan
43/4 Nov 12
25%
—50
conv
28% Jan
7% Jan
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
50% Jun 17
24
Feb
preferred series A
Square Garden
4%%
25%"
5
-
68-%
21 %
.
,
22%
;
122
120
120
25%
25(4
26
*25%
.;
122
*120
.
No par
1
Co Inc com
(R H)
4%%
123
26
*25%
26
26
*120
"
May 14
37
5
390
Jun
88
28% Dec 23
385
preferred
17'
15
Nov
33
6%
Apr
125
10
100
MacAndrews & Forbes common
23
Jan
116
4
Mar
125
112% Dec 26
19% Oct 22
27
30% Jan
2
"
14%
*14%
,
A
\
-
Jan
23
10
1,700
179,300
*139%
,
M
39% Mar 22
16
„—
;
57
.
22% Dec
.
102%
55%
70
—
30,300
90%
90%
400
I
■
26
25%
90(4
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112%
33%
61%'
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.
>
37%
114%
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/
140%.
*139
33%
61%
3.331/9
_10
(M) & Sons Inc
Co—
'
33%
32%
61 (4
50
139
139
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(Ky)_No par
'
102(4
55%
53%
56(4
139(4 ■"
32%
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114%
32,300
44,200
19,400
8,500
16%
26(4
114
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112
25,800
51
47%
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92%.
111%
48
700
5,000
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7
7%
7(4
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96
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-
300
.
->
1,200
5,400
20
96
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94%
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23%
25%
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24(4
24%
25%
25%
24%
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83
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83
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82%
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90%
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91
91
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53
87
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90
83
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152
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93
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23%
100
51%
51%
51%
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92
93
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84
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86
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147
147
149
'
150
34
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100
86
1,000
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,
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19
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4
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89
90
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89
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101
88
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88
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90
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102
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34
34
18%
670
92
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150
84
148%
18(4
130
51%
51%
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7,000
23%
'94
92
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102%
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90%
'
102%
'
\
i
47%
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90
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10
Nashville
&
Steel
Lukens
Mar 19
22% Jun
6
Louisville Gas
2
*14% Apr
J00
100
C
7(4
'
7%
Louisville
10
_100
12%
47(4:
37%
37%
114(4
25%
25%
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*88%
33% Jun
-Jan
com—__ 10
12%
,
32%
■
f
114(4
100
10
60
Lighting Co
12%
7(4
7%
1,800
16%:
;
32%
37%
100
series D preferred
14
11% Jan
-10
series B preferred
Jan
55% Mar
16
4.35%, series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
Lorillard (P) Co common.
27% Feb
122% Jun 28
15%
31%
4
common
preferred-.
conv
4.25%
11'
8
8
.
5%
Jan 23
86% Mar 21
62% Apr
1
No par
:
Long Island
104
7
93% Jan
30
Dec
45% Feb
4.84%
8
14
32% Jan
128 :
5
30% Jun
3
4
Inc
12(4
12%:
54%
483^
7(4
48
Lone Star Gas Co
12(4
54%
* *
47
7(4
48%
47%
Lone Star Cement Corp__
9
26% Jun
2
82
Mar
88% Apr,
100% Apr
133% Dec 27
July 24
23% Oct 22
54% Dec
,
4
106
Aug 26
116
„
101 % Jan
25
78% Nov 12
39% May
116% May
22% Mar 28
.28
80
.
7(4
47%
-
55
12%-
}
I
*
2,400
543/4
'
47 %
1
Inc„__ZZZZZZZioc
Corp
Industries
Loew's
Mar 11
35
1
Industries
Lockhegcl Aircraft Corp_
48% May 26
17% May
9
2
25% Oct
Jun
jun
51
,36%;Mar 11'
55%'-:
xl2 %
.
170
77(4
76%
,'
54%
f
55
t
I
7,500
157
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158%
76
76
76
76%
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158%
158
158
55%
55
12%';
1
17%
9%
12%
.
J
80
70%
54(4
{
80%
9(4
5
1,900
17%
69%
~_2~50
Corp (The)__
31%
17%
t
46% Dec 24
9% Dec 30
25%
*31%
23,200
13,500
2,900
9%
76
7%
25
•
32
x32
1,200
4
1
1
j
700
16
4
70%
157%
7,900
7(4
9%
77%
1%
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16
.
34%
1%
1%
69%
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34
'
3,200
4,900
24%
6%
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33%
h
J
11%
4
,
•
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11%
6%
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5,200
1,300
,
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9%
70
'
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11%
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100
18%
20%
19
20%
15%
.
,
80%
17%
80%
80
<
3%
70%
9%
25
preferred
4%
24%
*27%
18%
28%
4,200
28%
'.
34%;
1%
15%
6%
No par
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
78% May 26
1%
15%
*4%
.'
6%
1
18%
28
•
12
34
•"4%
1%
4%
18%
38%
*27%
87%'-
1%
24%
••
•
28
15%
•1%
15%
1%
5
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
6
73% May
34
4,700
21%"
*86
11%
11%
33
1,100
79
'■
(2
*3%
28
11%
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1
1
'
18%
78
3%
19
20
87%
18
80
.
19
28
33%-
15%
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No par
»_
19%
11% "
-
No par
,
(The).
,
19%
•26%'
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••
33%
l
com
preferred
18%
33
18%
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28%''
*3%
3%
18%
11%
15
2nd pfd
*3%
•
87%
*86
Co_II_10
Industries
1st
non-cum
2
2
18%
*27 %
common_3
Rubber & Tire
34% May 13
2
18%
27%
18%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
28
18%
27%
-3%
Lehn & Fink Products
10
-
*3%
3.85%
«
•
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Lees
9
7% Ju n
7% Jan
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Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Bryant™,
j
Lee
t
29% May
1
189
Mar 28:
18%
28
18%
~25
Lane
4
4
common
preferred series A
32%
3,600
2,500
78%
18%
75
60
85
28%
11%
-
7,600
86
*85
85
12%
X84%
1
__
76
4.32%:
1,100
10,900
56%
21%
''751/4
25% Feb
65% Jan
25%
32%
22
*21%
75%
2
31
25%
32%
21%
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28
14
25%
33
1,000
56%
56
56%
25%
33
25%
33
33
.,32%
47%
481/8
47%
48%
>33
Kroger Co (The)
5% Jan
143
89%
77%
22% Feb
7
5,400
89%
18%
50c non-cum
67% July 18
31%
90
33%
$3
150% Mar
13%
31%
39%
18%
9
68% Jan
9
13%
31%
90
76
13
13% Jan
18
12%
31%
89%
46(4
28%
12%
31
89
28%
13
*12%
311/4
28%
28%
13%
30 'A
2.50
200
31%
28%
*131/4
33%
13
14% Jan
36%
36%
36%
18%
5% Feb
31
Jan
37%
X36%
Co
Laclede Gas Co
2,600
69%
69%
38%
33(4
1% Jan
70% Jan
98%
69
69
68%
"""5
II-_—_1
-
210
97%
*95
32%
17% Feb
29
*95
98%
*18%
6
Apr
97%
*95
32%
*35% Mar 14
84% July 17
*95
98%
69
5
'
24% Feb
97%
*95
'18%
2
4
*95
100
&
2
14
*95
18%
H(
40
93
1021/4
102%
961/2
98%
*93
98%
32%
(S
; Jan
-
96%
*95
g
21 % Jun
2
20<
May
*93
~io
3% May
17
4
-
101%
101%
102%
102%
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102(4
*101%
%
300
5,800
85
*83%
93
*90 %
93
102
102%
Kroehler Mfg Co
1
19
50
*92
Kress
15% Apr
65% Dec 23
130% Aug
85
93
6
19% May
97/p Mar 26'
4
14% Oct 22
7% Dec
88
(S S) Co
10
31
15
Jan
Kresge
2
25% Dec
19
*85
*92
85
*83%
68%
lnc_
Jan
7% Feb
5% Dec
22
9
(E J)
28
20"% Jan 24
22
85
44%
92%
preferred
4
=
2% Jan
12
Dec
1
45% Jan
12% Oct 22
3
■'
45%
5
2
Feb
-
4%
Korvette
18% May 21
'27% May 16
Jan
25
83
;9
Jan
Jan
-
18% Jan
8
4
-
17% Mar 14
*
10% Dec 19
26% Oct 11
17
20% July 15
45%
2
3% May 19
4% Jan 24
3% NOV 19
-
61
5
45%
Jun
80
271
66% Dec
Jan
44
20% Feb
Jan
17
47
33% May
33% Apr
45%
*37 ('2
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
Mar 17
May 29
13% May 28
17!
30
45
38%
KLM
2'
34% Jan
45
44%
44(4
88
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_
25% Jan
95
*92
prior preferred
conv
6
2
95
No pm*
6
4
95%
69%
Copper————
5
65% Jan
95%
8 75
27 % Jan
36ya July 11
95
;-H~Hl
57 % Jun
23
26
Dec
95
*85
■
2
16
33
95
No par
22
23% Dec 19
6,100
*94
69(4
County Land Co ,
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
25% May 26
Jan
44%
94%
*37%
Kern
2
48% May 23
19% Apr
Dec
Co
46% Jan
30
3
43% Jan
35 % Jan
1,400
46%
44
50
50 % July 25
4OV2 Oct 22
79
44
No par
33% May
29% Dec 26
26
Electric
(Julius) & Co__
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kcnnecott
7
20% Jan
5
&
Kayser
25"
Feb
38
19
32% July
46% Jun.
25%
79
45
681/2
Kansas Power & Light Co
Mar 24
91
25%
80
44
100
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred--
37% May 22
17
Apr
25%
79
'44
100
preferred
47% May 31
5
31
25%
81
44
III—IIlOO
II-IOO
preferred
Feb
96
2
26
81
_ig0
-
~
4.50%
49% July 10
15
9% Dec
29% Dec
preferred
7
94
10
25%
44
*93
preferred—100
preferred
May
71
Jan
25%
80%
*43%
50
7
29% Jan
25%
801/2
*80
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coni_No
par
14
Feb
37,900
26'A
82
25%
331/3
preferred".
convertible
,
2
34
25% Oct
20% Oct
4%%
31
92% May 29
103
Chem Corp
4%%
7
Jan
50% Jan
4
32
32% Oct
86
2
&
30
Jan
93% Jan
47
38 >/4 Oct
Jan
Kaiser Alum
29% Mar 13
102%
102 %
___
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80
70
22
The Commercial
(2566)
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. June 9, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Preview
STOCKS
Rang* Since Jan. 1
Year 19ft?
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
24% Feb 28
32
34% Jan
I
40 y4 Jan
3
Julj 18
29% Jan
9
43% May
1
33% Jan 24
35% Jan
2
31
2
38% Jun
2674 Dec 26
35
Dec
18
63
77
Dec
31
82% Deo 12
25% Oct
21
12% Dec
73% Jan
29
Dec
5
17
Dec
24
Dec
101
17
20% Dec 30
Feb
4% Dec
17
32% Oct 22
60% May
17% Dec 30
22
22
12% Jan
30 74 Dec
30
65% Mar
22
2
14
Feb
Jun
8
4% Jan
31
2
Feb
27
Jan
20
Apr
4% Jan
3
44% Jan 31
52
Jan
2
60
62
Jan
10
72
50
Nov
13
58
Nov 13
83% Apr 22
Oct
17
8
29
15% Dec 23
10
Oct
22
Apr 16
24% Apr 18
23y4 Jan
8
•
5% Dec
26
18
30% Feb
26
18% Oct
22
38% Oct 21
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
49% JUB 11
17 % Dec
22
18
Dec
23
23
Jan
Feb 11
30% May 31
7
27% Dec 80
27
10% Oct 22
19% Jan
35% Feb 13
37 % Nov
7
61% July
1
35
Jan 10
47
37
107 a
18
30,000
89%
141%
10.800
12%
7,900
3oy4 Deo 12
30% Jan
3
18% Deo
10
31
19% Jan
a
31
60
Feb 21
91 %
90
1
91
9174
68%
08%
*09
71
1974
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
2174
21%
22
*21 %
22it
2174
2174
2174
&
Power &
Ontario
21%
12%
82%
*98
1274
127a
8174
83
99
12%
80
99
99
12
12%
127a
6674
21%
preferred
12
1274
06
♦1874
conv
11%
100
12%
1274
127a
'
13%
13%
13
300
1,500
1,500
-
80 Va
62'/a
8174
81%
,15,000
81
8014
100
100
100
100
*99
100
300
2.50
20%
26%
20%
27
2674
27
26%
2G%
20%
27
7,500
No par
33%
33%
33%
1074
3374
3374
3374
33%
33%
331/4
331/4
2.600
Paper
Light
107a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
23,100
3774
3774
3874
37%
38
37%
38%
20,000
21%
2174
2274
21%
22 Va
217a
22'a
40,900
31%
31%
3174
317 a
317a
3174
31%
31%
81%
32
8%
8%
874
874
874
97 a
9%
97 a
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5074
517 a
5174
53
54V4
53%
27 Va
28 %
27
2874
2774
2874
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—1
-
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•.
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Missouri
'
•'
'
.
1
■
49%
*
•
Pacific RR class A—No par
27%
57%
58
59
59
59%
Chemical
*67%
07%
67%
67%
07%
67%
G874
6874
*10%
10%
10%
10%
101/4
10%
*1074
1074
17%
17%
17V4
*17
1774
*17 %
No par
2
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co—
17%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co„
*
17%
*11%
1774
1774
5500
70
50
1274
1274
800
674
674
674
3374
3274
674
3374
91,100
26%
26%
26 %
26
2674
26
2074
4,800
54%
54V4
54%
5474
5474
5474
5474
1,900
16%
16%
161/4
1674
1674
6,300
26 Va
54%
16%
16%
16%
17
1274
127
a
500
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
26 Va
2374
1674
25%
2574
2574
25,300
35
35%
x35V»
19 Va
35%
351/4
35%
35%
3574
357
3574
20,400
19 %
19
19
1874
1874
18
1474
1474
1474
15
3874
3874
38%
39
19%
19
14%
14%
34%
15
14%
37%
38
38
38%
38%
-
14%
39
42
5
-13
1
46%
46%
44
137b
4674
4774
4.500
8,900
'
4,400
47
9,400
43
43 %
44
13
13%
13Va
13%
13 74
1374
1374
1374
2,700
257 a
26
2574
25%
2574
2574
3,500
25%
19%
1
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
38
38%
10
25%
27
25 %
25%
25%'
27
No par
*41%
*41%
42%
41%
41 Va
25%
19%
5
b
13%
26%
19V4
Munsingwear Inc
300
3174
26% «
54% '
10
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) <fc Eros
1074
6974
1074
61/4
12V4
3
Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
8.000
*68
,
31%
12%
0%
31
10
Mueller Brass Co
15,700
6%
01
6'A
20%
1
Inc*
29%
•5974
30%
12V4
30%
*5%
30%
54
5
57 a
5%
30%
No par
12
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell (John) &; Co
12
5%..... 5%
(The)
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
23,300
2874
5974
574
0
25 '12
B
57%
6
574
57%
No par
21,800
50
6
6
57%
1.25
Tool
10,300
9%
•'
■
0
Montana Power Co
5
'
.
20%
5
RR class A
Motorola
50%
100
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Machine
" '
100
common
3%%
4
37% Dec
1
1.50
common
5,800
217a
16% Mar 13
42% Feb
6
38
Reg
Co
preferred
31 %
3674
3
6
May
177b
91
30%
10%
36%
Apr 22
Jan
-
16%
89'%
1274
Class
17
July 28
17%
19%
Monsanto
17% Apr 10
38% Jan 11
31%
32
9174
Mohasco Industries Inc
16% Jan 10
26% Mar 7
20% Mar 26
39% Apr
8
28% May 23'
44% Apr 17
14% Mar 28
31
400
1674
907a
*1874
Monon
47% Jun
310
19
17
a
87%
*18%
16
3
87%
25
2nd
21
a
87
0574
Monarch
Jan
36
1174
12
12% Apr
19% Jan
31
85
21%
9
23% Jan 11
32% Jan
f
12% Deo 23
19 y4 Deo
1.900
85
10%
80%
Mar 18
•
May
38 Va
21%
36% May 8
19% Jan 24
3
38%
1
Mar 14
26% Jun
38 %
31 %
.
3
38
5
18% Jan 20
Jan 1
17% Jan
11% Jan
8
27
3874
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
»i'4 7% preferred series A
100
7
54% Jun
16% jun
5
18% Feb 25
28
26% Jan M
Deo
6
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
22% Jan 1
45
Jan
•
40% Jan
17
15% Jan
3874
17
Mission Corp
6
12% May
19% Mar
13% Jan
7% Jan
'36% Jan
38 Va
3274
Minnesota
6% May 21
8% Jan 13
3774
85
Minnesota
5
29% Jun
2
30
0574
.
11% Apr 12
72 y2 May 1
30
12%
•'
30
30%
107a
6
30
*30
3174
Minute
4% Dec
30
17%
Mission Development Co
19% Dec
30
31%
57 % Jun
30% Jan 13
30
85
4
2
14,200
30
10%
23% Feb
32% May
9% Jun
10
4% Jan
8
8
13,900
42%
30%
11
May 26
38% Jun
6
21
32
4214
Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & SS Marie—No
par
Minn Mining & Mfg com
No par
$4 preferred
No par
27% May 22
33% May 20
18% Feb 25
x31%
42%
37%
Minneapolis & St
5
2
27% Jan
317a
x42%
65%
1st
$1.50
3
Jun
30%
4374
*05
$5.50
3
83
3174
43
*84%
Minneapolis Moline
«.
Apr 25
100
14
Jan
21% Jan
43% May 27
3774 May 23
4% Oct
10
11% Jan
24
26% Oct
Jan
30%
4374
85
Minneapolis-Honeywell
19% May 26
3074
43
10
Minerals & Chem
2
Shores
30
—100
Midwest Oil Corp
6
3
Jan
June 6
37%
*30
5
the Week
Friday
Corp of Arner— 1
3
21% Feb
91% Jun
13% May 27
68% Jun
5
93
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
13
25
32% Jun
June 5
42%
30%
41"%
1
6
Thursday
June 4
29%
29
10
Enterprises Inc
7
73% Fob 28
0
July
Midland
Inc
Wednesday
June 3
June 2
5
Utilities
87% Jun
10
17
Copper
17
Jan
7% Jan
59
68% Feb 26
35% Apr 11
88% Sep
Miami
Middle South
Mar 10
13% Jan 13
24y4 July 28
21% July 12
30
15
1
61% May 31
25% Mar 1
12
Feb
76
8
18% Mar
7% Dec 31
Dec 31
58
11
July
6
Midland-Ross Corp common
5 %% 1st preferred
2
14% Jan
32% Jan
131
Jan
25% Feb 24
May 31
14
40
23
58
■
78
43
Jun
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Sales for
PRICES
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
60% Jan 10
Dec
30% Jan
25
NEW YORK
Highest
26%
.19%
42%
19 Va
38%
2774
:
1974
3774
19%
•19 Va
2874
1974
1974
3774
3774
5,100
27
-
2774
60,700
4274
*41
*4074
1,200
43
100
N
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
11
Jan
6
40 y2 Dec
30
80% Jan
8
43% Jan
3
22
30
Jan
8
14% Jan
a
14% Fob
4
53% Mar 10
18% Jan 27
9% Deo 24
14
July
S
y% Jan
2
13% May
13% Oct
20% Oct
35
22
2
Jan
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
46y4 Feb
12
18% Dec 23
33
38% Jan 14
42% Deo
8
Deo 80
166
15% Jan
8
70% Jun
4
24% May 22
38ya Mar IB
Jun
20
13 y4 Dec
19
'22 Vo Jan
19% Oct
22
28 y« May
77% Oct 22
101% Apr
9
21
1
23% Mar
3
41% Jan
6
31
19 % Jan
168
May 26
24 % May
9
a
95
22
40
July
8
42
Jan
1
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
138
July
165
Deo
139
Jan 23
8
13
a
20% Jun
7
12% Apg
12
15% Sep
4
13% Jan
30
47% Jan
4
21% May 13
18
49% Dec
17
142% Jan
36yoJan
7
2
Dec
17
6% Dec
30
8% Oct
23
41/2 Dec
23
21% July 18
60 % Jan
3
37% Mar 11
44
15
Jan
42% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
May 17
8
7% Jan
Jun
2
3
2
a
6
13% Jan
3
14% Jun
10 % Jan
3
a
11% Feb
10
33% Jun
4
27
22,500
13,300
22 Va
2,000
5
40%
40%
47%
46
46%
40%
407 0
40%
40%
8,000
5
17%
*17%
17%
17
17
177b
10%
16%
3,900
23%
92%
23%
237'a
24
24
2474
25,400
93
*91
36%
July 29
July 25
New
6
New
23% Feb
5
Dec
11
351
4% Deo
24
17
Jan
15
Dec
31
41% Jan
14
22
Jan
11
31
54% Jan
4
14% Jan
25% Apr:
a
18% Oct
8
3i%
Jan
16
14
32% Oct
72% Sep
30
26% Oct
22
3
10
18
Apr
S
Mar 11
95
Apr
18
103
Jun
Mar 28
180
Jan
18
225
May 21
5% Jan
a
i__100
Co
*139
38% Jan
87
79% Jan; I
29% Jan' a
72% Mac 13
1
1
Nov 21
74
Jan 21
69
July 29
81
Jan 30
72
Nov
13
86% Apr 11
78
Oct
17
90
18% Dec ~31
29
Oct
22
51% Deo
11
20% Aug 14
20% Oct
4
14% Dec 24
65% t>ec 27
96
Jan 28
108
Deo
25%
Juiy
9
18
76
a
39% Jan
2
24% July 17
79
Jan
4
25% Feb 25
15% Jan
a
63% Apr . 11
26% Apr! 9
104
100% Nov 12
jan
110
Dec 18
107
Jan' If
49% May 31
13% Oct 22
17% Jun U
66
4
62
77% Nov 13
78
8
77% Nov 14
79% Oct
1
Jan!
92
88
90
Feb
1
87
90% Feb 18
87
92
Feb
B
15% Oct 22
9% Oct 22
28% Feb
4
17% Jan
4
25% Dec 31
38
For footnotes see
July 12
page 26.
Janj 11
18%
76% Mar
Feb 14
Mar 29
20 %
July 22
25% Aug 26
32%
«
.
;
33% Jan
20 • May
70
29%
108%
113%
40%
Jan
7
20
May 22
Jun
3
May 26
Jan if
•
53
5374
53 7
a
537 a
5374
54
4.400
874
874
874
11%
11%
11%
11%
33
3374
33%
100
91% Mar 18
4
93% Mar
25% Jun
3
15% Jun
2
7
25% Jan 21
40% Jun
3
9
8%
9%
8%
9%
97 a
10%
10%
10%
674
6V4
*14%
14%
97a
1.774
18
974
874
4,300
974
1074
074
6
1474
1474
1,400
11
674
1474
1,200
6,400
74
900
11%
11%
1174
1474
11%
33
3374
3274
3274
4.000
v*
8374
*83',4
8374
20
1874
Xl7%
1774
1774
1774
50,100
96
*93
96
79
80
3774
1874
■a
82
1774
96
974
11
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147a
82
82V4
11
6%
1474
82'%
974
11
0
*9374
90
*9372
co
*93
•
1,000
90
■
7874
7974
7874
8074
37%
78%
38%
38
3874
37%
38
5
18%
18%
1874
1874
19
No par
15 °
21%
15%
15
1874
157a
1574
1574
1574
1574
1574
1674
63,300
21%
2174
2274
22
2274
22
2274
22%
2274
20,700
preferred
15
No par
*95
100
50
*200
225
Haven & Hartford Co—
Common
No
*95%
100
"200
,
York
Y State
Common
225
6%
100
*10%
17%
17 74
1
28%
29
28','4
17%
28%
No par
5%
45%
46%
45%
46%
100
*82%
84%
*81 %
84%
par
35%
36%
x35 'A
35%
77
*72 Va
76
80
x78
series A—
Shipbuilding Corp
-
7874
80
9,500
38 74
3774
3774
3,900
18-%
1874
19
2,400
■
100
*96
100
100
103
225
*9574
"200
*200
225
*200
225
140
774
7
774
7
774
9,200
177a
177 a
1774
1774
1774
17%
2,600
2874
2874
2874
2874
27 74
2874
3,600
4674
4674
4G74
4674
40 74
8474
82
82
82
82
/
3574
35%
3574
35%
3574
19,100
7
.
Electric Gas Corp—
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__No
3.40%
7 Va
7
7
preferred
100
*73
preferred
100
*78
—100
:
86
86
*84%
86
90%
90%
*89
91
78
Xl06'%
108
108
106%
4674
*82
3574
*72%
*7774
8474
*8974
*10674
-
*7274
76
80
80
73
•7274
80
80
7,300
30
76
80
300
8474
8474
86
8474
85
420
91
91
91
90
90
650
10774
*10-%
10774
*10874
10774
120
'
preferred
104 V*
10474
10474
104»4
Niagara Share Corp
5
*21%
22%
22
22
2174
22
'
21%
22
2174
2174
1,000
Nopco Chemical Co
2
37%
38%
38%'
38 74
3874
3874
3874
3974
39
3974
3,100
'Norfolk
&
Western
100
Ry common
North American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
25
X104V4
105
62
25
Adjustment preferred
;
105
*23
1041/4
104
10474
62%
-61 'A
62%
6274
'6274
6274
6274
23%
.
*23Va
23%
*2374
2374
•2374
2374
-
311'a
3174
3174
33
.
*19 %
6114
0274
23^4
32%
33
32
19%
1974
19%
32%
1974
32%
19%
1974
1974
*19.
657a' *6674
6674
65'A
6574
.*6574
0674
10
28%
29%
29
6574
2974
2974
29
2974
100
*107%
10774
10774
*113
11274
10874
113%
10774
100
107%
114 '
112%
113%
39%
3874
3974
3874
3974
20%
2074
'
-
J
.
2974
100
207a
100
100
*90
91 %
*90
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
100
*89%
91%
2074
*89%
100
*91%
100
*92
Northrop Aircraft Inc
:
.1
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
4.6% preferred
25
Norwich Pharmacol Co
1.25
25
81'%
•
92%
93%
*91%
25%
15 %
*23%
23%
*23 Va
39 %
40%
4074
Va
15
112
38%
10874
*10774
112
11274
397 a
2874
-
144,100
.'
500
'29% *
16,200
;
10874
112
39
170
-
'
so
650
3974
16,900
21
11,100
,
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—,
.
•10774
-
'4,000
-
1974
66%
31%
1"
50
470
-
2374
6674
:1
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
20%
92 % Jun
167a
32%
81%
7
6
1,000
53
81%
a
Feb'
10,300
37
20%
Feb 27
22% Aprl
10% jan!
% Ma;! 21
5274
37
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
:
5
6
•
31
1,000
52
3774
Jun
90% jan'
23
16%
5274
3774
38%
21
jaa:
167 a
5174
5
83% Jan 23
92
16 %
52'%
37
5.80% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
o
Janj 10
16%
52
Mar 23
f
1,500
2,900
37
17
par
4^
8
00
16%
2374
36%
32%
4.85%
% Jun
140
52%
32%
Harlem RR Co
Preferred
22
62
350
New
•
23% Apr 18
164
36%
*11%
100
7
a
180
25,900
51%
*16%
17
1
preferred
Apr!
12,500
9074
51%
par
105% May 16
jan
10,700
36%
14%
5.25%
53%
*10
20%
4714
100
2374
1674
6%
14%
11%
6
2a
*139
10
2374
1
non-cum
&
Y
New
May 23
39% Jun
5
9
1574
23
100
52
100
24% Jan
157 a
23%
10%
preferred
8
*162%
14074
157'b
23
6%
preferred
a
*139
16
23%
10%
3.60%
Jan;
139%
15%
23
1
-
3.90%
4.10%
18'% Jan
139
90
16374
16
1
York Air Brake
York Central
Y
9
31%
140%
20%
4774
*9874
8974
23%
8%
80% Jan 16
Mttl
Oct
$5
11
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
140%
16374
20%
4774
100
York Dock—
Mar 18
Feb
162 Va
52 V2
Chicago & St Louis Co
May 13
108
162
8%
9%
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
104% Mar 4
102% Apr'17
103
52%
Mar 10
107
NOV
85
74
162 «/4
140%
16%
Mining
N
36% May 29
89 74
891/2
8%
974
81
Mar 4
89% Jan 10
Sep 27
32 % Nov 19
47% May
*9874
1
N Y
6
N
38% Dec 31
Apr
31% Mar
Feb
467a
100
93
50%
1
England Electric System
N
9
2074
4774
4074
\
3674
5
-
Co
23%
*91
104
15%
23%
No par
New
63
98% Aug 20
•
x887i
17%
14
190
29 % Jan
90
17%
16% Jun
103
89
*94%
x77%
21% Feb
13
89%
1
3
11
88%
pffl-100
Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
S
Dec
100
83%
13% Mar
Dec
99
*82%
17% Jan
18
47'%
99
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4%
16
98
201%
47V4
103
31
30
20%
47
99
20%
*17
20%
20%
20%
40%
12%
93
*91
*98%
Corp
Newmont
23%
93
1
100
preferred B
Ref
23V2
*91
5
Deo
13% Dec
10
17%
24
92%
par
common
87
44% Jan
8,400
10,000
V 170
%|
22%
47%
New
28
50
13
18% Jun
23
27%
105
221/4
14% Jan'
17 y4 Dec
49 7.'t
*104
0374
2
May 29
81% Mar 24
20%
50
12%
Neisner Bros Inc
96
27 %
103''a
03%
Jan
14
49%
163 %
12%
17
IB
x26%
50%
164 Va
63V4
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
3%% preferred
Jan
28
49%
162'2
227a
82% May 27
Feb
49%
62%
26% Jan
77% Feb 14
85
28%
104
22%
Feb 26
68
Va
12%
85
4
28
'4974
104
22%
33% Jan 18
36% Apr 30
49%
163
64
13
130% May 20
427/e Dec
6
49%
117 a
Natomas Co
Nehi
28%
28
102%
22
19
17
8,900
62%
71
80
13
UTa
25% Dec
Oct
127a
22 V«
14% Feb
68% Nov 13
13
63%
10 y4 Feb
36% Dec
13
11%
23
76
1274
22
National Vulcanized Fibre
6% May 15
S
13 Va
03 Va
Dec
22
12%
12
NOV 20
Oct
13
63%
10
14
13
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11%
13
Nov
8,300
10
1
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National Theatres Inc
National U S Radiator
4
4
12% Jan
000
15%
a
02%
National Tea Co
9% May 23
9% Jan'
4974
147
22
National Sugar
54% Apr 30
9'/4 May 22
4% Jan
Jan 11
12%
49%
157a
National Linen Service
Corp
1
Malleable & Steel Cast-No
par
National Shares Corp
1
National Steel Corp
10
6
Jun
*12%
497i
15%
Natl
4
Nov 29
14% Jan 11
6l/o
16% May 26
26 % Feb
5
56% Jan
9% Sep 16
11
22
17
12%
49%
15%
127/a
28%
1
National Lead Co
7% preferred A
5
37
127i
49%
15
5
Lines
National Fuel Gas Co
National Gypsum Co common
$4.50 preferred
No
5
6
12%,
49%
15 V8
Corp com__5
pfd series of 1951
100
4%%
8
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
12%
49%
14%
Natl Distillers & Chem
7
167% Jan 23
7
21 % Ddc
May
103% Feb
Mar 25
135% Jan
May
12%
49%
15%
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
48% May 22
100
84% Apr 17
158
14% Dec
29% Nov 22
National City
a
12i%
49%
15
-100
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
18
17% Jan
preferred
7
47% May 29
Aug 22
21
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
7%
4
86% Jan
12%
49%
1
Jun
1
12%
1
23% Feb
7
35 Yo Oct
84
20
37% Jan
13% Apr
20% Jan
22
86% Oct
8
4
Jan
8
National Automotive Fibres Inc
1
National Aviation
Corp_
5
National Biscuit Co common
—10
13% Apr 24
64
2
16% Oct
19% Jan 28
Jan
Corp
National Acme Co
National Airlines
2
50% Jun
158% Mar 26
9% Jan
2
50% Jan 17
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Volume
Number 5749
187
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Tuesday
HIGH SALE PBICES
Wednesday
June 3
June 2
Sales for
Friday
June 5
the Week
June 6
Thursday
June 4
Shares
o
9
50% Jan
14
101% Mar 18
94% Jan
9
29
84% Jan
7
52"% May
42% Oct 22
83% Oct 24
89
76% Jun 27
Jan
98
Jan
99% Mar 25
96
44% Jan
4
14
12
103% Mar
28 % Dec
30
35
21
44% Jun
Nov
85%
85 % Nov 13
Oct
18
Jan
preferred
3.90%
preferred
17
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
preferred
14
103
Jan
8
102
13
36% Jun
5
9
49% Jun
4
Oklahoma
6
18% Jun
3
92
Jan 28
Jan
May 16
98
28% Mar
7
26% Jan
7
37% Dec
19
61% July 11
31% Apr
7
43% Feb
Dec
64
13% Jan
11
7% Jan
2
30
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
Jan
3
86
May 29
40 % Jan
13
56
May
18 y4 Oct
21
37% Jun
20% Jan
7
29
May 13
4
111
89
2
30
Nov
99 k, Mar
6
*99
101
Gas
Elec
Co com
Mathieson
Apr 15
13% Jan
7
16% July 15
12 % Jun
68
37% Feb 24
48% Jun
50% Oct
21
66% July 25
59
7
70% May 16
13
7
99
Apr
9
4%
2
34% Jun
6
5
$5
3
4
Chemical
Jan
8G
Nov
24
Nov 12
43
Mar 13
25% Jan
85
Nov
18
96
Jan
15
87
7
Oct
21
.16% Jan
31
8% Dec
23
17% Jan
22
104
Jan
10
Nov 18
27
Jan
Nov
19
26% Jan
33% Jan
21
preferred
13% Mar 24
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
Pacific Coast Co
19
43% Apr
8
Jan
2
53% Jun
2
51% Jun
13
47% Jan
2
58% Jun
4
43%
43%
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18%
96 %
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30
31
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34%
34%
35%
35
35%
74,700
12%
12%
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12
22,400
86%
13
40% Jan
2
33% Jan
,9
20% Feb
21
46% May 14
29 % May 29
7
117% Jan
2
119% Oct 23
4
Oct
Jun
137% Mar 12
22
7% Apr
19% Jan
4
56% Jan
36
Dec
17
84% July 23
11%
12%
11%
11%
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11%
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11%
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20
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20
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20%
2
49% Jun
G
8
98
2
18 % Oct
22
30
2
19% Mar
2
1
15% Jan
8
25% May 29
2% Jan
7% Jan
9
3% Jan 31
22% May
21
4% Jan
2
7 % Dec
27
12% Jan
17% Dec
27
24% Jua
3
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
Oct
22
2% Dec
30
13% Jan
Nov 26
25 % Jan
75
Jun
40% Jan
45 %
5
36% Jun
5
Penick
80% Feb
20
82% Jan
13% Apr
49% May 15
67
Corp
28
106
86% Nov
11% Dec
6
101
30
28% Dec
19
35
28% Jan
7
35% Dec
23
49% Apr 24
37
2
May 28
48% May 28
32% Dec
11
85
32% Mar 11
65
6
16% Oct
21
24% May
60% Aug
19% Jan
25% May
9
29
97% Jan
2
104
Jan
26
95
Jan
2
22% Jan
7
11% Feb
28
101% Apr 25
13% Jan 17
Feb
25
Apr
26
Oct
25
9
2
98% Mar 28
13% Dec
20
20% Jun
45% Feb 25
92
2% Dec 27
Jan
36
2
Jun
60
10
56
96
7
Jan
Jan
14
102
14% Jan
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
3
5
2
49% Jan
13
Jan
7
9
-
4%%
Petroleum
63% Jan
34% Oct
40% May 21
37% Jan
2
41% May 27
23
21
6
23
21
19% Aug
14
Nov 11
92
2
6
Feb
Jan
37
22
Feb
4%
Mar 19
49% Jun
$1
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37%
37
37%
77%
79
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78
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107% May
11
11%
35%
35%
27%
27%
76% Nov 14
89
Jan
6
37
Aug 26
104% Feb If
94% Jan
10
102
May
94
Nov
106
3
102% Jan
3
107
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
27 % Jan
2
12% Jan
2
17 % Mar 25
08 % Jan
16
87% Jan
3
65
46
12
43
2
55% May 21
21% Oct 22
Oct
11
22
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
Jan
Dec
9
Jan
Feb
12
74% Jan
67% Nov 22
79% Feb
19
75
35% Nov 13
53% Jan
Nov
68
82
Jan
13
Oct
22
21
96% Jan
7
39% Jun 26
Nov
88
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2
10
97
6
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Apr
44% Jan
42% Jan
3
94
May
21% Apr 23
4
11% Oct 21
44
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86
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6
98
14
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2
14
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6
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1
93
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102
100
100
100
31
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
92
2
$5
82% Dec
24
98% May 15
20% May 16
84% Jan
7
95% Jun
5
134
Jun
150
Feb
0
25
14% Dec
64
30
Oct
128
Apr
17
40
ian
22
21
15% Jan
2
10
07% Feb
25
8% July 19
30
37% Jan
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
67
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
115
Dec
3
135
44% Oct
22
84
11
Jan
14 % Jan
7
2
68% Feb
2
74
18
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116
18
May
21
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20
Feb
12
21% Dec
2
19
38
7
69
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3
27
22% Feb
6
122
10
10
5
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13
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14
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4
2
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62
22% Dec
117
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7% Feb
68 % Jun
23
29% July 25
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78
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2
4
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2
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31
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34
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16
3
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11
20% Sep
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4
26
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22
64
20
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1
Oct
22
42% Dec
31
29% Nov 14
33% Jan
2
123% Aug
13
23% Oct 22
_^or footnotes
95
Feb
40
May~9
1
2
91% Feb 26
105% May 19
37
Jan
79% Mar 19
75
Jan
24% Feb
23
Mar
23% Feb
4
4
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
30% May 22
66 % Apr 24
48% Jun
7
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
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page
7
26
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145
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24
70
6%
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preferred
72%
6%
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80
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6%
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preferred
10
131
19%
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90
200
1,500
135
132
19%
10
6,300
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135
5
Quaker Oats Co (The)
14%
19 %
2
2
23
*93
18%
5
43% May
14%
14%
1.25
52
146% Apr
95%
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132
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9
90
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100
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7
Jan
■
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—
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56%
99%
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136
55%
18
Public Service Co of Colorado
Oil
N
62
Polaroid Corp
Pure
30
98
*95
56
18%
40%
6
98
55%
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105%
36% Jun
♦95%
98
17%
43% Jan
25
9%
55%
55
14,700
3%
•
63
26% Jan
Feb
42%
9%
17%
preferred
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
29
42 J/s
9%
62
preferred
Inc
42%
9%
'
85%
41%
19%
106
May
55%
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42%
10
Plough Inc.
Plymouth Oil Co
Publicker Industries Inc
84
15%
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99%
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25
*83
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92
Apr
84
♦95%
91%
23% Feb
4
8% Apr 21
100
9%
90%
74
84%.
98„.
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8
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55
100
100
2
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100
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07% Jan
85%
98
4.18%
10
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4.08%
80% Mar 13
25,300
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18
24% Jan
63%
52%
1
100
Pitts ton Co (The) common
Indiana
52
41%
preferred class A
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
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of
15%
63%
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5%%
Co
15%
52%
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5%
Serv
>
15%
85%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common..
5.05%
■
6,700
63
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Public
*
63%
40%
19
30
39
50%
*84%
18
107% Apr 22
41% Apr 16
38%
107
38%
52%
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56
39%
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39
50%
40%
54%
7%
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Apr 23
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85%
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2
107
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101
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29%
30% May
101
15%
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5
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100
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1
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92
100
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65
64%
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48%
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3
100
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Public Serv Elec & Gas
22%
22%
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100
100
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104
100
100
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41
22%
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105
100
100%
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49%
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65%
64%
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Procter & Gamble
92
20,200
*99%
65
*99
1
100
62
•
66%
4%
65%
55
11
1,100
16%
4%
57
12
.3,800
4%
16%
4%
48
Nov
16%
16%
4%
22
8ep
20
100
163),
2l
81
*98
100
*98
100
100
4%
44% Jun
77
100
16%
37% Oct
36% May 21
-
*99
19
2
1,000
4%
25 %
29% Jan
26,300
52%
16%
*18%
4
24%
♦4%
x25%
Feb
24 %
51%
t
>
16%
10
29
320
65
,45%
4%
10
24% Jun 28
/
260
16%
Poor & Co
28% Jun 24
*35 %
36
330
35,400
4%
Potomac Electric Power Co
7
12%
16%
25% May 27
14
5,700
24%
2
May
47%
52
10
49% Feb
500
47 Vs
24%
32% Jan
9
35%
53
10% Jan
31
35%
24%
•
43% Jan
Jan
36
52%
53%
11
42% Jan
13
24%
24%
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
31
99 %
12%
47%
45%
53% Dec
May 20
32% Feb
4
99%
12%
47%
24
Dec
IOO1/4
12%
*44%
14
5
x99%
44%
30
30
100
99%
t 101% 102 %
47%
Nov
20% Jan
100 %
44%
19% Jun
69% May
X100%
47%
47%
15% Dec
2
47%
44%
53%
2
Chem Co
convertible
X47%
48
24%
,
5,500
47%
*35%
48
300
47%
52%
35%
♦44
9,700
52%
*50
•50
35%
44%
54
52
12%
48%
8,700
53 %
12 %
47%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
$3.50
100
7,100
15%
102
102
103
2,600
93 %
1
convertible preferred
Pitts Ft
20% May 22
6 % May 28
4
e8% Oct
30
4
85% Jan
8
Dec
Jun
31% Jun
6% Dec 23
14
135
16,000
15%
%
35%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
16% Mar 11
4
9,900
4%
19
92
12
*433/4
5 •
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Jun
27%
4
12%
35%
1
82% Dec
14% May 13
27%
*18%.
12%
No par
6
135.
'
25
preferred
19% Jun
13
3,500
53
51
50%
51 •'
36%
15'A
50
800
35%
93%
15
11%
24%
4%
4%,
30,100
11%
19%
4%
4%
100
common
2
Jun
27%
4
*19
10
preference com
16% Jan
150
27'A
a
4%
12.50
52% Feb 26
Nov 11
28
27%
19%
(conv)
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
14% Dec 30
27!
2731,
1,600
3
5
22
139
36 aA
19%
100
21
May
36
19%
Corp of America
Pitts Coke &
35%
35%
40
7.700
14.400
*23%
19
No par
Oct
May 21
35%
35%
100
15% Oct
64
24
4%
33 %c
2nd preferred
$4
23%
*23%
19%
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
4
11
24
11
23%
*23
4%
—
May 21
11%
2%
11%
2%
18%
—
11
42% Jun
7
Ian
Apr
89
2
29
95% May
7
5
40% May 22
36% Feb 27
13% Jan
94% Jan
Jan
93% Feb
11-%
11%
16%
40
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
;
Phlla & Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
May 13
18
99
3
•
No par
100
common
Co
3
23
4.40%
6
105% Apr : 1
94% Feb 12
•
23
preferred
conv
13,900
95
36%
preferred
Phlla Electric
Apr 21
49%
*94%
37%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
2
48%
94%
37%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common
68% May 13
100
48%
94%
37%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Apr 10
42% Feb 12
85% Sep 10
37% Dec 23
92
(The)—.
series
5
May
16% Jun
3
Jan
Corp
Pet Milk Co
May 13
48
95%
37%
Chemicals
4.-i0%
34,400
*94%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
May 29
Apr 25
16
37%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
48
3,000
15%
95%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
2
510
4 %
.
16%
1
90% Oct
41% Jan
V 4
15%
10
45% Jan
9
4%
4
4V*
4%
500
..
4,390
152%
37%
1
22
7
4%
4%
16
*151%
142%
•141
10
39% Oct
52% Mar
142 %
*9412
common
30
L3
140
8,200
48
3.50
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
Jan
139
1
47%
5
46% Dec
49
138 3 4
1
•1.60 convertible preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt
134%
134
16%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas
24
Jan
29
134%
29%
29%
131%
48 %
25
2
70% July 12
64 % July 19
48% Nov 20
*28%
131%
47%4
Ford
Pennroad
29%
131%
30
12,300
47%
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
4% May 1
19% May 1
95 % May 12
15% Feb
3
45!,,
131%
2.50
3
13% Jan
58%.
44%
7,300
52%
58 :
45%
*28%
No par
Transportation
Jun
23% Jan
3% Jan
52%
58 %
44%
47%
Patino Mines & Enterprises
&
52%
57%
44 Ti,
52/4
16
Parker Rust Proof Co
11% Jun
8
July
1
No par
24
30% Jan 10
2
*
1
52%
58%
44%
131%
29%
29%
131% 131%
137% 138%
*4 %
4%
153/4
16%
100
.
1
6
9
16
57%
44 %
52%
52%
57
45%
100
2
'
19% Jan
85% Mar 13
27
12% Oct 21
52%
57%
57%
29%
53%
preferred
Parmelee
*19
44%
loo
9%
No par
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
6
8
20
56 %
Tin Consolidated Corp..
Common
24
26% Jan
14% Dec
~2% Oct
21
*18%
52%
no par
.
Jan
Jan
'
20
25
Jan
63
*19
No par
90
11
11
Corp
37
63% Dec
200
9%
*9%
11%
10
12
*9%
9%
*9%
9%
12%
11%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
42% Feb
98
*9%
Pacific
7
v
97%'
*96%
*12%
4
38% Feb
81% May
22% May
97
9%
2
30% Jan
*96
11%
5% Feb
11
33%
97
104
96
•12
.•
12%
16 % Jun
36% Jun
31%
*96
96
*94
9%
3
22
420
*94
*12%
46%
11%
27
4%
20
*12%
Feb
Apr 15
.
1
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
Apr 21
'
5
12% Jan
Oct
21
143
13
500-
IncIIs
Lighting Corp..
Pacific Mills
6
49%
54
iqo
May 17
95
28
Jan
4
22
12% Oct 22
131
134% Jun
48 %
53%
*85
1
Pacific Gas & Electric
40% Dec
.
4,700
48%
18%
""25
™ 2l0
43% Oct 22
132
49
49%
common
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
22
25,900
18%
30c
.
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
112 % Oct
36%
100
49%
Paper Co common
15
preferred——
—No par
Pacific
36
*95%
6 25
12% Jan 27
40
100
36%
18%
_"7no
com
2
May 28
99%
35%
96%
1
2
17
99%
36%
18%
.
May 22
18% Jan
10
210
100%
*95%
Corp™
9% Jan
9
35%
96%
No par
(The)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
22
110
290
103
*101%
35%
*99
100%
'
35%
103
4,300
18%
5
J!
17
11% Apr
*99
♦101%
92%
49%
1
Jan
10
103
54%
100%
*91
90%
18%
6.25
7% Jan
2
17
Feb
94
2
Overland Corp
*101%
100
48
Corp
preferred
Owens Corning Fiberglas
5
90
103
54%
100 V*
54%
100
91
*101%
35%
Oxford
96 % May
Jan
101
89 %
♦95V'2
J7.50
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
35% Nov 18
54%
54%
*100%
88
20
4%% convertible
Otis Elevator
8
5434
54%
101
88
34%
10
54%
*100
100 »A
%
loo
preferred—
preferred
2
30
22
Apr
13% Dec
100
Olin
Dec
73
102
Oliver Corp common
38% Oct
11
102
«
90
jjo par
4
% Jun
90
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
12
66
100
4.24%
32% Apr 23
22% Oct 22
7
4%
May 27
55%
54%
loo
I100
I
Ohio Oil Co—_
17% Jan
15
_12
common
4.40%
39% Jan
3
Jan
Ohio Edison Co
Apr 25
28% Jan
1
•I 97
is% Sep 26
81% July 24
56
101% May 14
92% May 16
-
30'A
5,800
,30%
50%
5,900
35%
36%
38,700
42%
'145%
27%
43
147
27%
10,500
50
600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
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Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 4
June 6
June 2
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 3
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
YORK STOCK
NEW
Bange Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Monday, June 9,1958
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Bange for Previous
.
Shares
June«
E
27
Oct 22
May 13
Jan 24
40
78
64% Jun 24
17
Mar 22
21% Aug
6
48% Feb 11
59% Jun
23
16% Mar 18
34% Jan
7
11
14
Dec
22V8 Dec
11
20% Nov 18
25
Dec 20
35
Oct
29
16% Dec 30
6% Dec 31
23% Aug 13
30% Jan
2
69% Jan
16% Apr
6
10
45% Apr
8
35% Jun
2
21
19% Jan
29% Jun
3
20
4
19 % May 19
25'A Jan
32
Apr
36
Jan
2
26
Apr 24
34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7
jun
6
Jan
2
2
3% Dec 31
13 Va Dec
10
30% Dec
10
15% July 8
July 31
45
30% Dec 24
30
Mar 29
Dec
10
62
Feb
Oct
10
32% Jan
62
13
4% Dec
9
37
Dec
18
59% Jan
18
82% Dec
30
2
July 19
July 11
39
40
7% Oct 22
10
8% May 6
13 % Apr 25
Mar 12
21% Dec
21
6
Oct 22
1
3% Jan
12% May
31
Jan
7
13
20% Feb 25
54
Jan
22% Feb
7
8% May 21
9
May 20
May 7
29% Jun : 2
60
12% Jun
48% Jun
2
29 Va Jan
30
32'A Jan
10
46% Mar 29
41% Jan
6
66% Dec
63% Jan
10
5
22
2
65% May 16
83 Vb Feb
7
20
7Vb Feb.
4
45
46% Jun
3
78
(i
May
83 Vb Feb
7
73% Sep
19
82% Jan
22
78 % Jan
9
94% Jan
9
21% Jan
18
10 % Jan
2
3% Apr
4
1% Oct 21
56% Dec
30
18% Dec 23
19% Jan
2
Oct
21
4
20% Dec 23
28
Dec
23
26% Aug 19
22% Dec 24
29% Mar
Oct 21
423% May
285
81% Nov
4
19% Oct 22
20"% Dec 31
2
Feb
28
2
28% May 22
2
35% May
55
6
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
5
31% July 24
22% Jan
Jan
2
22'A Jan
2
4
28% May 13
28% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
400
96
21% Jan
7% Apr
2
13
Feb
26
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
24
15% Jun
11
26% Dec
4
July
2
93
Mar 22
137
Feb
14
176
July 17
22
DeC
30
46% Mar
10
84% Jan
2
22% Jan
24
7
Jan
20
96
Apr
2
24
Mar
6
34% Feb
3
3
20
15
7
17
14 Va Jan
18% Feb
12
23% Mar 24
32% Jan
13
44% Mar 20
21
86
Mar
Oct 22
102
Mar
23
18
Dec
63% Nov 13
8% Dec 19
82
Sep
4"74
38,400
23%
24
14,100
3074
307 b
30%
307a
30%
15,800
1474
15
1474
15
147b
147b
1474
14%
20,100
41%
4074
41
4074
40 7 »
x39%
40%
26,800
46
46%
46
46
45 31
46
7*
75%
*86
12
46 Va
4074
757b 7; 75%
99
*8974
87
99
8674
86
101 a>
100%
10074
12%
12 %
%1274
7374
*89 %
8674
1-
74
75
*85
8674
*85
10074
10074
100%
280
12%
1274
12%
4,000
12 Vb
86%.
274
2%
274
274
274
2%
15,100
75%
74
74%
7474
757:t
7474
7674
7774
7974
10,200
27
26%
27,
2674
2674
27
27
27
27
1,500
34
3474
3374
34
3374
337 b
3374
3374
3374
3374
1,600
6,700
2 Vb
2%
2%
.,
274
474
474
474
47b
474
47b
474
474
*474
474
25%
2574
2574
2574
2574
2674
X2574
2674
2574
2574
5,900
*3074
3274
33
32
32
x32
32
3174
37%,
2574
37%
377,,
3774
3774
3774
3174
37%
2,500
2574
257a
25%
2574
2.574
25%
6,400
37274
37174
37174
*31
■
;
37
3774
3774
2574
2574
2574
2074
2174
*20%
2174
370
8 74
371
371
375
371
87 a
874
9b
*9474
2874
*21
874
147b
1474
*14 74
*1474
1474
4574
4574
46%
4674
4674
4574
46 74
1674
1774
1674
16%
1674
17
1674
17
1
3474
35%
x3!%
3574
35
35i/«
35
35%
874
874
874
30
874
8%
9
%
3074
93
205
30
93
*195
25%
26
No par
28%
2874
No par
14 Vb
1474
100
*58%
*240
3074
9374
: 205
2574
245
9374
297b
3074
93%
93%
*190
200
*190
2574
25%
26
2874
2874
13,74
1474
13%
28%
1474
5974
5 tf%
5974
33%
96
240
2<iS
245
' '
*210
33
33%
*94
97
33%
3374
3374
*9o
9U
*95
100
17%
6,000
3574
5,500
1074
3,900
9374
2574
*28
36,900
30
25%
1374
61
240
244
3374
3374
30
*95
97
3374
100
97
2374
2374
23%
23%
10,800
2674
27%
2674
267a
4,200
35
35
35
35
3574
2j %
2874
27%
37%
*
.
35
1074
*35
2774
35%
10 %
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
No par
No par
—
No par
10%
10 74
107i
1074
1074
1074
1074
65%
6674
66%
6674
66
6774
6674
6774
82
82
*82
83
9874
*9674
9874
*8r%
98
82
*81%
98
*9674/*
82
*
8% Jan
2
4
10%
1074
a
34 Vb Jun
6
Seagrave CorpSealright-Oswego
32%
6
39% May
9
Sears Roebuck & Co
29
24
Jan
Jan
29% Jan
7
25
15% Jan
5% July
3
10% May
4
>vlai
67% Jan
6
5
2
8% Jan
6
12% Jan 22
8% Jun
9Q
3
Apr 25
12
77% May
24
21% May 1
16% Jan 30
10
17 Va Feb
30
13% May 20
10
Jan
2
Scovlll
19%
Mfg Co common
preferred
—
3.65%
*78
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
9% Jan
3
9
9874
Falls Corp
8
*9674
.
9%
1074
1,200
5,800
6674
6774
9,400
*82
97
30
83
13
May 29
16% Jan 16
Mfg
3
18% Jan 24
9% May 20
Solar
2
Apr 22
15
Jan
24
July 15
17 % Aor
17
20% Jan
16
98% Jan
15
12% Aor 11
72% Jan
7
35% Jun 11
For footnotes see
page 2$.
85%
59% Mar
6
Jan
2
95
May
7
9% Jan
2
16
Jun
5
*2% Jan
3
73
May
20% Jun
2
9
24% Mar 11
27%
27
27
38
3874
3874
3874
3374
5,500
1674
1774
11,600
17%
78
33 %c
7474
7574
76
7674
7574
76
7574
4974
1774
5074
497a
5074
4974
50%
49%
18
17%
18 4
17%
17%
1774
17%
874
874
874
874
8%
874
27
J 74
874
15
48%
17%
17%
1
87b
21
V•*
'
14%
27*,
t
*
874
50
2674
*50 %
28
27
;
-
►
,26%
36
—25
5674
5
2974
44%
38%
Public Service
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
par
20
.100
1774
*76
*14 Va
3%
No par
*80
14,600
2974"
3074
3074
30%
30%
3074
30%
3074
26,400
3374
3374
3374
x3374
3374
3374
3374
3774
3774
38
38
38
28%
'4474
44%
45%
39
4574
3974
39 Va
3974
1774
1774
.
'
3%
3474
1474
374
--
39%
1774
♦76
4074
21,400
1774
2,000
80
35
3474
35
15
14%
15
15
15
15
15 Va
1,100
374
2,000
374
5574
93-
*13 Va
1374
Corp common—-50c
25
1874
'->18ya
18%
92%
95
*92
9374
2
14%
15
72
7274
♦71%
20%
2174
2074
.No par
1774
1.100
lS.-'OO
27,700
3474
*9174
—
40
80
4574
35 V*
13%
.
1774
4474
35
9274
55
3974
*76
4574
200
35
13%
50
1774
80
4474
36
*76
90
*80
9Q
1774
3774
*3574
80
*76
55%
preferred
Square D Co
*3574
'
♦91%
18%
2,100
56%
l
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
28V4
5674
-6
common
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
12,800
51%
36
36
100
Spencer Chemical Co
27
5674
15
2.50
2774
)
6,900
5,^J0
36
35
—_1
267a
*49
3,900
3
5674
1774
34%
28 V4
/a
5674
80
1
Co
51%
28
.
36
39%
non-cum
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
•49
2874
u
3774
44%
No par
2674
51 Va
28
7
76V4.
5674
38 Va
(Del)
27
*49
7,000
5674
*3574 1
33 Va
37%
2674
5174
7574
3,500
33 Va
2974
*33 Va
Co (The)
27
76
5,600
5674
■*
56 Va
Edison
•
7a
28 Va
28
28
*35%
,
450 '/a
5174
25
preferred
.
557 B
4974
1
Co
Southern California
$4.50
21
38%
32%
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
Rand
10,800
27
1774
preferred
Speriy
1374
1674
Railway common—JJo
preferred
92
13%
3374
Southern
2
13%
17%
17% Feb
7
1374
1674
40 % Jun
22
13%
3274
2
Jan
13V4
17%
10
12% Jan
2,400
14,900
1374
1674
Pacific Co
88
13
337b
Southern
49% Aor
1274
177a
45% Jun
8
141,400
1474
123/4
1674
2
9
2174
14%
1274
3374
34% Jan
14
21%
1474
2174
1474
1774
Southern
?"ly
2174
1274
14%12%
1674
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
19% Jan
21 Va
3374
40% May
26 %
4,700
18,400
1774:
33% Jun
94 % Jan
16,200
974
7374
9%
1674
30% Jun
Apr 22
.1374
2874
72
3374
2
90
127a
2674
1774
2
31
1274
974
7274
1674
13
Jan
1474
2874
7174
9
3374
Jan
47
21V4
1474
9
9,300
17%
33
9
6
21%
9
20,600
167b
28 Va Jan
Apr 18
7374
80
1374
36 Vt
33%
24% Jan
4
7274
1274
3574
5
32
3
2874
7474
*
9
7574
1274
36
500
South Carolina E&oCo com—4.50
Southwestern
2874
2974.
974
28%
*874
73
12
81
25% Dec 26
Aircraft
5%
3574
68,600
6074
South Amer Gold & Platinum
8%
12
3574
8
87
6174
2
20
2874
12
3574
800
11%
774
87
60 %
Smith Kline 6s French Labs
May 29
Apr 16
1274
3574
8
88
61
13
28
2974
12
3574-
V
*86
58%
49% Jan
61
36
774
88
5874
32% Jan
65
1274
*1174
1174
8%
8
*8674
5774
13
3
*1174
87
5774
51% Jun
45% Apr 25
79 % Nov 13
11% Dec 30
11%
U74
874
874
87,,.
5674
27
40
1174
8V4
25,500
52
15 Vb Ji'n
1174
1174
87
800
5674
7
8
28,800
5674
2
Jan
2974
5674
14
2% Jan
2974
5574
25% Jan
12
2974
55%
47% Jan
7
29-
5574
20% Jan
10
29 V*
5574
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
39% Jan 11
35% Jan 25
6% Jam
29
56%
18% Jan
18 V8 -Tan
29%
55 %
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15% Apr
6% Jan
12% Dec 31
2% Dec 31
29
5674
6
36% May
2974
700
5
76% Jun
10
4,300
10
52 Va Apr 25
Jan
3474
5674
Inc
10
32
33%
5
25
13
31
337b
57%
Skelly Oil Co—
Smith (A O) Corp
jail
34% Dec
3374
5774
Sinclair Oil Corp
44 Va Jan
22
34
5674
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Feb
33
56
Smith-Corona
78
3374
.
5674
19% Feb
23
33
♦5674
18
Apr
3274
4,200
-
56%
33% Jun
Jan
11
*56%
2
16% Jan
11
No par
7
30
1074
3
2
76
1074
27
25% Apr
15% Jan
14% Jan
4
10 %
27»
61% Jun
17
10%
3874
25
Jan
1074
•3874
18
19% Feb
10%
33,500
38%
10%Jun
81
20
27
21% Jan
76% Oct
20
No par
Co
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
16 % Nov 27
2074
38%
Feb
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
45% Jan
8
20
27
56% Jun
57 %
2074
1374
3
36
20
r
13%
Simmonds Saw & Steel
28% Mar 11
2074
20«
«
1374
Apr 25
5%
277b
12%
Sheraton
61
May 20
May 9
13,300
82
*
2
68%
1 974
1474
Simmons
July 15
19 74
*80
21%
Mar 21
Jun
81
13%
41
2
1974
20%
27% May 28
48
19
*78
27
26,74
•
1
Corp
2
6
1974
8174.
19 Va
*78
2 7 74
28%,
22
Apr 17
8174
26 74
*74 74
Shell Transp & Tr— New York shares ordinary
*
26%
3574
17
23% Oct
140
98%
2674
12
11
20% Jan 11
70% Dec
5
3,900
2674
87
9
1974
*78
.
20%
xll%
Servel Inc common
1974
8174
26%
.19%
Seiberling Rubber Co—-—
Sheller
1974
25%
Corp of America
—60c
Siegler Corp-.
l
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
13% Mar 27
"a
Jan
13
Feb
21% Apr
17% Jan
65
31
8% Jan
58
29% Jun
14
18,100
35%
*35
—
16% Jan 24
25
500
*210
66 % i
8
May 21
21,o JJ
-
38,900
66
93
1,100
28%
1474
60
30,400
2374
27 %
11
Seaboard Finance Co
4
8,600
1074
10%
2374
..
Seaboard Oil Co
9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
680
9374
202
37%
10
1
May 22
4,600
119,000
29%
240
*210
*210
874
147/i
4674
*192
59%
2874
900
35
2574
2874
21%
% 9
;
94
1474
59%
120
3,900
1674
29%
202
1,360
96
46
*1474
•
87b
14
*587't
*240
*210
98
"2574
29 71
874
874
28%
%
60
32%
937-1
*195
.
874
15
600
2874
874
87o
874
15
45%
*1474
20% Mar li
29 %
500
.
74
2074
100
19,400
99
xlOO
/
.74
*2074
5
2.400
46
7574
*8974
8674
.
*4574
7574
99
*8974
99
101
101
7474
757«
X3074
26%
67% May
11% Feb
14% Oct 21
24
4774
2474
31
10
80% May 27
86% Sep 23
19% Dec
477a
237b
40%
12
NOV 14
Nov 11
47
247b
41%
62% Feb
Dec
60
48
24
20-%
—100
3,000
12%
47%
2074
1.66%
100
—100
10
"
12%
12%
477a
2474
31%
31%
15%
19
49
17% Dec 30
82% Nov
4
8% Dec 11
1274
12'4
33,100
6%
147a
13
28
Jan
Xl2»a
12%
20
6%
41
3
46% Mar
Jan
6 7i
40,100
12%
2374
10
6
26
30%
/:■
7 ■'■/•"'•"'
1,000
59
28
47%
V
Feb
68% Jun
4
24%
28
45% Dec 23
11
12%
48%
85 % Apr
27% Jun
8
Nov 26
12%
47
23%
7
Jan
33
674
9
89
28% Dec
7%
5
49
2
674
2774
'
19
33% Jan
50% Jan
29% Dec 23
6%
May
77% Jan
32% Apr
49% Jan
25% Oct 22
6%
21 % Apr
17% Jan
33% Dec 30
20% Jan
2174
*57
2874
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)_
Shell Oil Co„
10
21
58
28%
6s a
2874
23 VB
9
44% Sep
X2874
2874
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sep 23
60
29%
'
21%
58
2774
"V
*58
2874
107/4
6
30
*21
2174
*21
29%
3174
13% Jan 23
2
2174
'60
28%
2274
36% Jun
Nov 14
2,600
•'
10%
10
24% Oct 21
600
3374
3374
377#
25
43
13%
337b
1374
3374
227-1
11
53% Oct 22
45 % Dec 23
;
21%
*53
r
1074
26% Feb
30
1374
1374
'
:
367b
25 % Apr
NOV 12
60
13 74
34
2274
2
17
21%
1374
3374
1074
1
Dec
*21
*58
„■
2274
Oct
Dec" 17
34
37 Va
58% Jan
10% Sep
19%
13%
3374
22%
33
9% Oct 22
13%
33%
3,000
3674
Dec 23
18% Dec 19
13% Dec 23
574
10% *1074
22%
NOV 19
Nov 13
13%
33
". ."5
37
25
7% Mar 12
■
22
25
84
V
6
*9474
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc,
8% Oct 22
'■
22%
2
15 % Oct
574
:
3774
84 % May
1
1,000
574
8
37%
8
2
6
*774
22
17
4
574
2,900
1874
"
8
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred.
Jan
Jan
674
18%
1874
2774
Jan
May
*77«
2374
94
36
187«
7%
27
78
83
18%
774
300
1,900
23 Va
7
7
18V4
77a
>
29
series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Electric Co.
Savage Arms Corp—
7
23
18 V4
77b
96
1st pfd 4A0%
Schick Inc
Dec
18
373
1
1
20 G
1
Scott Paper Co common—
Dec
18
17%
'
96
San
5
99% Jan 24
36
Sangamo
35% May 2
14Vs Jan 23
20
*32
2874
Paper Co common
67% Jun
Jan
7
St Regis
17
21
12
Feb
36
373
Ry Co—100
12
20
2% Aug
42% Jan
34
*32
96
preferred
noncum
8% Apr
14
75
33% Jan
St Louis Southwestern
55% Feb
May 29
64% Jun
36
2974
Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%~,
5%
C0% Jan
*32
96
1
preferred
conv preferred
235
26% Jun
37
sfcOO
28%
4.30%
2
13
8% Oct 22
4%
2
0
36
27
29
Joseph Light & Power
2
1
27
*32
27
2074
90
Joseph Lead Co
29
33%
27
*2674
—5
St
Feb
2074
33%
27
27%
2874
(Geo D) Corp.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)
4
23% Jan
20%
34
*26%
5
Feb
May~~9
2074
27
*9274
Safeway Stores common
33%
20%
*33%
*33%
27
1
20
Corp
5
37% Nov 27
36
Nov 15
22% Nov 19
24% Oct 22
Cable
Oct
22 %
5
—
22
3
21
34
35
2074
—100
preferred series A
Jan
Jan
par
——
J an
23% Jun
19
4%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
61 Va May 26
90
25
Rohm & Haas Co common
31% Apr 28
11% Dec 24
71% Oct
Rockwell-Standard Corp
201 Va Apr
10% Oct 22
85
preferred
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No
Ruppert (Jacob)
31% Oct 21
4
convertible
5%%
10 % Mar 19
39% May
17% JUly
30
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—l
7
2
5
.
Roan
Apr
26% Jan
par
10
Ritter Company
53
3
1
5s
Corp
Paper
5
48% Jan
Sep 25
Riegel
Roper
Feb
2914
21%
47,800
4,500
*33%
100%
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust-—
Richfield Oil Corp
—No
Ronson Corp
261
102,500
34
100
—100
series
series
Preferred 3.60%
St L San Fran
304
NOV
2.50
Preferred 4.50%
St
205
177 b
23%
21%
*13%
1
6
13
17%
2874
34
7%
.5
Rheem
24
94
17%
2874
20%
*89 %
10
5
16%
28
287a
1
4% l/o preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—lo
Common
10
10% Jan
19
16%
2874
.1574
6%
Reynolds Metals Co common
16% Jan
37% Feb
157a
28 %
15%
28%
.10
Inc
Rome
1
v
15%
.10
5
preferred 3 % % series—100
Republic Aviation Corp———
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
.-10
Republic Steel Corp
—10
Revere Copper & Brass
5
15
46"% May
21
Feb
;
7%
Conv
2
May 23
76
28 %
7%
Reliance Mfg Co common
14% Jun
Feb
347b
(Robt) & Co—
28% Jun
190
96
50
50
5
noncum
2
235
Dec
1,300
16
2
74% Feb
11
49%
2
9
62
49%
Jan
50% Dec
29
49»%
10% Jan
2
U
80
24% Jan
161
x49 %
27
26% Jan
11
14
Apr
6
25 % Dec
Oct
7
2
Jan
8
24
10Ys Dec 10
85
16
30% Jan
Jan
21% Oct 24
17% Oct
29% May
2
30
17
12% Jan
9
28
Jan
22% Jan
37'A Jan
7% Oct
May
17% Apr
2
29% Oct 22
27
2
22
23% Oct 22
27% Jan
6
13% Jan
78
6
Apr
00% Jun, 10
23% Nov 20
4
Jan
22 % Aug
30
Jun
32
90
19
17% Dec
Mar 21
37% Jun
312
21
28
5
5
26% M-ir 20
8
Jun
8% Dec 23
6
79'/a Jun
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
96
37% Dec
11
2% Mar 21
1% Jan
1
4
27% May
7'/b A.ir
4
13% Feb
19% Jan
Aug
33% Jan
80
49%
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—.
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
4%
102% May 12
23
49%
Raytheon Mfg Co
87% May 22
4
Dec
50
No par
——1
5
—50
Rexall Drug Co
6
10
49%
Revlon
7
Mar 24
24
Mar
49%
16% May
68% Jun
99
2,700
49
33'A Mar 20
72% Jun
87% Jun 24
17%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co.
9% Jan
52% July 22
1,500
17%
6
37% Apr
8
22 Vb May 12
25% Jan 10
39% Nov 12
75%
1774
5
7
2
34%
75%
17%
Feb
2
8Va Jan
34%
75%
17%
14 % Feb
35
Jan
5
34%
75
1774
$1.25 div prior preference.
Reliable Stores Corp
2
7% Jun
16% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
34
75%
17%
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
Reis
6% Feb 28
34%
*7474
1774
Rayonier Inc
10
17%
34%
*75%
17%
6
Jan
8
347b
75%
17%
'
39
12% Jan
35%
75%
Raybestos-Manhattan
34%»<an
41% Apr 12
31% Jan 12
34%
5
Ine
3
52'A Mar
18% Jun
147'aJan 13
21 % Feb 28
2
$3.50
Ranco
44,600
of America com—No par
ls£ preferred
No par
Radio Corp
75 Va May 12
•
-
14%
*374
*80
374
90
374
♦80
5574
56
5674
*91 Va
93
*91%
1374
I8V1
*92
1374
I8V2
93
1374
1874
*92
374
90
56%
93
1474
18%
93
374
*80
56
6,600
90
5674
*91%
1474
187a
1874
5,500
93%
1374
*92
93
3,100
59,800
60
1574
15%
15%
15%
16
1574
1574
25,700
73
73
'<3
72
72
*71%
7274
280
2174
2074
2174
2174
2174
21%
22
26,600
Volume
Number 5749
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2569)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
i
Highest
Year 1957
Standard Brands
9
40 Ms Jan
2
53% May
Oct
23
82% Feb
13
77 Ms Jan
9
5*14 Nov
4
91b Jan
11
80% May 2
8% May 14
42Mb May
2
37Mb Jan
71
6
2
Jan
YORK
6
$3.50
1
3'A Feb
22
3 Ms May 22
591'u July 16
Jan
3
12
43% Feb
25
51% Jun
Standard
Oil
23
62% Jan
4
35 Ms Feb
18
■45 Ms Jun
Standard
Oil of
5
21
42% Feb
24
8
62% Jun
94
88 Ms Jan
6
Mar
11% Dec
13
Ma Jan
10
36 Mi Dec
9% NOV 27
50 *A May
..
,/
48% Jun
6,600
68% Jan
2
Stauffer Chemical Co,__,
63
Vi
63%
63%
65 *A
641/2
651/4
64M2
64 Mi
64 Vb
64 Vb
10% Jan
15
12% Feb
11
Ll
11%
11%
*11%
11 Ma
*11 Ms
11Mb
11Mb
11Mb
*11%
UMb
400
40% Apr 25
Sterling Drug Inc
38 Ms
37 Mo
37%'
37 Ma
37Mb
36%
37Mb
37 Ma
37 Mb
20,300
Stevens
:_5
15
37%
£2% Apr
20%
2
20%
21 Mo
21
21Mb
20 Mb
21Mb
21
21
13,900
,L5
L5
33%
34
33%
34
LJ
13
=20
17 Ma
,1
.,1
50
8
30
14
4
46% Apr
/
(J P)
29
Stone
25% May 23
Broadcasting
2
14
6% May 14
6
47% Jun
Sunbeam
2
22
Sundstrand
Apr
1
11% Jan 27
Jan
16
9
Dec
27
78 1
Dec
26
93
Feb
14
79
82
Jun
3
59
9
30% Mar 19
18
72
Mar 20
-
t
6 Ma Jan
.2
Nov
13
43% Jun
17
27
27Ms
Jan
29
Nov
13
42 Ms Jan
10
July 15
1680
25
31% Mar
19% Dec
7
■
Feb
1360
Jan
23
9
3
19% Jan
2
29% Jan
31 Ma Jan ; 2
Dec
31
89
May
8
72'/a Jan
2
Dec
24
14
Apr
9
7 Ma Jan
i 2
20% May 17
..
'
May
4V2%
5Ma%
Jan
Swift
& Co__
Talcott
Inc
3
24% Apr
11
3% Jan
21
31
9% Jan
8
2
14% May 20
Temco
18
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
2
50% Jun
4
Tennessee
29% May
6
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55% Feb 24
69
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6
Texas
65
65
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8
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Gulf
23
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Gulf Sulphur
Texas
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6
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Texas
Pacific Land Trust—
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25
12
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Dec
31
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30
33
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12
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24
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22
10
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2
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2
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24% Feb 25
4
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Texas
9% Apr 28
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11
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53
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22
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30
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14
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29
Jan
2
58
Apr
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30
31% Jan
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16% Jan
2
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May 26
43
49
53
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61
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37 Ma Jun
20
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17
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6
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8
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44
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90 Vi Jan
152
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111
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93
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3
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102
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80
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21 % Jan
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16
69% Dec
65
147
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39% Jun
165
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108 Vb
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—
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90
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28Mb
28
106 Ma
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69
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28
37,200
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68 Vi
5,800
28%
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48 %
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32
1
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67%
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28
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11
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2
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33
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14Mb
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23 Mo
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14
10%
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United
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47%
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11
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14
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83
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7
14 Vi Jan 30
17
9,200
11
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30
14,200
35 Vb
11 Mb
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45
23
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36
22% Jan
35
36
28%
1
America—No par
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10
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10
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35 Mb
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May 26
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8
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1
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6
130 Vi Jun
25% Dec
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8
27
31 Ms May 12
49 Vi Jun
33% Dec
25
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-
48 Ma
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series A (conv)
50
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2
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36 Ms
280
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2
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4
35
35%
22 Mb V
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7,300
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12 *A
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-
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9
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31
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900
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29
31% Jan
6
2,000
8,100
Mar 24
21
2,900
86
24%
32,100
Apr
Oct
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24% Nov 22
34 Mi
85 Ml
33 Vi
98
Apr
34
86 Mb
33 Vb
81
2
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34%
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13
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34 Mi
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84
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34 Mi
85Ma
33r;b
5
40% Jan
24 Ma
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85%
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3
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24%
34%
33%
81 Ma Feb
89% Feb
24%
33%
73 Ma Jan
64 Ms Jun
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2
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2,400
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24
23
64 Mo
24Mb
10
Oil
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Dec
64 Va
24%
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30% Jun
40
64%
24Mb
36%
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102 Va Feb
64 Vb
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83% Apr
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400
19 Mb
79 Ma Jan
82
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27Mi Jan
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10
81
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2
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14
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13
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75
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.50
4
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27
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'Feb~27
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.
70
*68 Vb
13%
17M4
19%
IOM4
71
*70
171/2
46
46
*19
65
,9
(James),,—
18% Jan
8% Jan
18% Jan
28
2
10 %
,1
6
Dec
10%
No par
30
5 Mo
Vb
19 Ma
'•84
,25
7.50
com
5
46
—
r„
Ms'
5
19%
30
32 Dec
8% Oct
24 Ma
Paper Co
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc'
$4 preferred——1
Symington Wayne Corp
7
May
24 Ma
12.50
.
18% Feb
7
44%
24%
Mo
46
10c
25
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
31
y% May
Biscuits Inc
Sunshine Mining Cd
i_
Superior Oil of California
4
84
44%
17%
45 */4
25
preferred series A—
series of '55
Sutherland
17
37 Ma Feb
'
*17%
No par
;
2nd pfd
Sunshine
5
35% Apr
"
17 Ma
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common,,1
2
Jan.
13 Mo
24*A
No par
Sun Oil
35-% Jan 28
3
*17%
1
2
87% May 21
/-• 9 Vi Jan 24
13
Jan
17%
13 Mo
.,1
$4.50 series A preferred
25*4 Apr 23
34% Apr 25
10
22 Ma Jan
'
33 Mo
17%
13%
5
Corp common
Co
35 Mo
18
14
18
1
*
Tool—
Maeh
l*/s
•
44%
1
25% May
'
Corp
Corp,——
Sun Chemical
30
Jan
69
Apr 24
20% Jan .t 2
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
25
83 Ma Apr
.
Co
Studebaker-Packard
2% Jan
15 Ms Jan
Apr
„
Webster
&
Storef
39 Ms Feb
8% Apr 11
57% July 23
7
18% Nov
16% Jan 17
!
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference,,,,
17% Jun
Jan
20
10
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co—
9
May 29
'
;
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
34% Apr 29
18% May 16
■'
37*/e Jan
29*4 Apr 24
11
34
69,400
23
21
1
16 V4
1,800
31
46% Jan
15'A
71 Ma
22
30
15M4
70%
15% Dec
6%
15
70
42% Oct
72
15Vi
69 */a
B
29% Dec
14 Mt
69%
18% Mar
"
14%
69 Ma
10% Jan
15% Jan
,
14%
74% May 19
Jan
26%
14%
•
2,700
Ma Jan
27%
6,600
96 Vb
16Mb
15
15% Aug
49 Mb
*9 *%
12Mi
29
2,000
126,200
54 Vi
49 Vb
Vi
97
48 Mi
23
30
49
49VA
*94
16 Ma
18% May 15
19% May 21
6% Dec
54 3 »
54 Ma
53%
49Mb
97
*04
12Mb
41% Apr
1,210
14%
54 Ma
48 %
48%
97
40,600
47
17
•
,_1
10
54
53 Mo
53%
47%
*94
97
46,000
45 Ms
16 Va
2
74
53 %
51 Mi
12 Mi
14
38% Jan
47%
*94
900
3
51
44'/o
-
46 Mi
17 Va Jan
22
44 Ma
12 Mi
29% Jan
65% Oct 29
43%
16Mb
35% July 15
28% Oct
51 Vi
44 Mi
46 Vi
23% July 15
20% July 26
50Mb
44 Ms
47%
7
50 Mb
44%
16Mb
19
30
3
49 Ma
43%
12M4
18
15
Dec
3
3
49 Mo
44%
4 6'/2
13% Jan 24
Apr
3
«
16*2 Dec
20
3 Ms
*3
3
49Ms
M4
53%
100
com
3
50
43
10
common
3
48%
16'A
Jan
2512 Feb
67% Nov 26
170
5,700
12%
2
2% Dec
Jersey
series A
preferred
3,200
8%
45%
Apr
May
7 Mb
8
16 Ma
59
18% Dec
7Tu
84
12%
4
33% Oct
*
8
8MB
Shares
53
451/2
54% Nov
7
8
52Mi
84 "
12 Ma
Feb
15% Nov
84'A
16 Ms
57
31
53Mo
83i/2:
45
23
Ms Dec 31
52 Mi
831/4
16 Ms
57% Dec
15
53 Ma
83*4
12%
Ms Jan
10% Dec
52 Mo
83M4
45 */a
Jan
14
27 */4 Dec
53%
15%
12
18%-May 27
85Ms May 21
83% July 12
13% Jan
June 6
83
Mi
the Week
Friday
12%
18% July 12
22
lO'/s Nov 21
8M4
3
6.25
25
Packaging Corp
Convertible
6
June 5
45
36
31
13% Oct
4
Ne\V
Ohio
preferred
Standard
Sales for
Thursday
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co:
1
Stanley Warner Corp
,5
Starrett Co (The)L S_.
—No par
13
11% Dec
33% NOV
of
Oil
PRICES
>
___
of
3%'A
"
SALE
June 4
52%
*
84
8
HIGH
Wednesday
June 3
53%
<•83
1
Indiana
Standard
.
94% May 26
16 Mi Jun
6
Inc
Co
California,
of
Standard Oil
55% May
47 Ma Feb
10
Ms July
68
22
30
53 Ms
No par
_
Ex distribution,,
2% Oct
84 % Oct
com,—No par
AND
Tuesday
June 3
Electric Co—
Gas &
35% Dec
40 % Oct
Inc
Coil Products
Standard
43V4 Feb
47% Nov 13
Monday
Par
preferred
Standard
3
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
32 Vb
32 Ma
32Mb
38,100
3,100
Ms
,
49 Ms
24.500
31%
31Mb
32
32Mb
32Mb
321/a
X32 Vi
41 Vi
41
41Mb
4lMb
41
Vb
41 Vb
41
41'A
41 Vi
40 Mb
11 Vb
ilMb
11%
11 Ma
11 Ma
11 Vb
11 Ma
3,000
11 Ma
11 Ma
11%
8Mb
8%
8Mb
8%
13Mb
14 Vb
1
Vb
1Mb
l'/s
13Mb
43
6,600
12,900
1,000
*1
1Mb
44 Mb
44 Mo
44M2
44 Vi
44 Mb
44 Mb
11,500
44
Vi
44Mb
36 Vb
36 Vb
*36 Vb
150
37Vi
37 Vi
36 Vb
*36M2
39 Ms
39Mb
9,000
Vb
8 Mi
8 Vi
8 Mi
8Mb
8 Va
14'A
14 Vb
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141/4
14 Ms
14 Ms
8
14%
1
l'/s
*1
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lVb
3 6 Ma
36Mb
36%
40 Vb
41 Mi.
40
40 Mi
40Mo
40 Mi
39Mb
40 M4
85
85
84
84
84
84
84 Vi
84
31Mb
3l$a
31Mb
31 Vb
31'A
31Mb
31 Vi
44
31 y4
22 Mi
75M4
*170
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76 Vb
172 Vb
-
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X168
22 Mi
77
168 Vi
23
75Mb
*107Vi
23 Mb
76 Mo
170
23 Mi
24
75 Mb
76 Mb
*167Vi
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85
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5.400
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26-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2570)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1957
17% Jan
Jan
,17% Apr
22
Jun
12
31
Dec
24
8Vb Dec 23
■s
45
8
37
Nov
22
% Dec 23
Aug 23
17'.a Dec 23
■
9
i
;
63
24% NOV
4
Oct
Dec
12
30% Dec
Jun
Dec
Dec
30
9
77% Jun
26% Mar
.
Mar
4
74
Jan
140
24
Jan
^ 26% May 20
35% May
1
U S
154
2
25% Jan
52% Jan
73% Jan
2
51% Jan
155% Jan
25
147% Apr
12
22
35% Jan
6
8
Jan
8
5% Jun
31
87
Jan
21
68% Jan
5% Dec 23
10
Apr
17
17
Mar
25% Dec
1
31
Aug
1
9% Oct 22
„
;30
5% Oct 29
(J 8
Dec
19
12% Dec 20
4% Jan
6
79
Jan
Oct
21
41
30% Oct 22
1
135
21
Jun
30
Apr
Feb
4
Jun
12
22
1
Oct
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
25
.73
7
i
2
71
Steel, Corp common,
: 7 % preferred
,tJ 3 Tobacco Co
;
Whelan
8%
Utah
50% Jan
3
16
Vanadium
13% Jan
0
5% Jan
2
8% Jan
10
Van
18
13% Jan
2
18% Jan
14
21
Dec
20
29
5
7
2
26
8% Nov
>7
14% July 16
23
124
Oct
25
123
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
71
84
12% Dec
31
76% Dec
30
11
28
97% Jun 21
111
78% Jun
124
82
11
29%
74
*74
76
*74
76
90
*88%
90
*88%
90
32%
33%
x33%
33%
33%
33%
145%
144%
145%
26%
145 v4
26 Va
26%
*26
33%
33%
33 %
33
33%
49%
49 v a
49'.4
49
49%
1,500
145
145%
145*4
26%
20%
26
%
26%
33 %
34 %
32%
33%
26'%
33%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
65%
67
154
23
05%
a
11V
a
*11%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
81 %
80
80
G
*75%
20%
80
7%
5%
6
76%
20%
21%
21
36%
36%
37
12.80
28%
28 %
28%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*«
89
Apr 23
1
91
Feb 25
92
37% July 11
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
99% Apr
95
Jan 22
24% Apr
7
vJan
2
11
12% Mar
9% Jan
2
20
Jan
3
84
84
Jan
13
94
28%
31 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
0%
7 ',4
16%
*10l4
16%
15%
16%)
32f
0%
*16%
*120%
29%
85
83%
17%
100
91 %
31
*110%.
100
17%
91%
31 %
31 Va
112
'89
*110%
93
11%
01
57%
85
*83%
17%
17%
93%
93 V
a
94%
...100
*92%
10
27%
85
*83 Va
17%
94 %
11%
-
85
17%
x91
a
3,uOO
-,
18va
6,400
91
1,200
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
110%
*110%
111
110%
110%
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91
*87
91
"*93
96
*93
96
*93
96
12
29%
litIVfc
*83%
93 v
i (i,20C
120 Va
17%
92%
3.000
61
V4
110%
31%
112
1,100
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120% *
-
4 •'
85
17%
2,100
25%
*
29 v
1
6,200
-2,600
12
*
29-
91
27%
10
95%-
58
*120%
29 v a
29
59 v 4
4
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11%
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*120%
■
25%
25?%
12
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100
■
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11%
1)0 %
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17%
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100
■
29
25'%
11%
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*120%
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25%
4.100
7v«
15%
'
70
300
280
-
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91
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;
12,800
60
,
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96
*
94
*92%'
94
*92%
94
92 va
92'
27%
28
27%
28
27 Va
28
27%
28 v
a
4,900
12
"11%
12
11%
12
1 1 7
11%
6,400
94
*32
a
10
'
6"lo
common..
preferred—:
Vulcan
Materials
5%
convertible
16% Mar 31
5%%
May 21
Apr
60
7%
._8
com
preferred.—'1—I——
Virginia Ry Co
4
14% Mar 31
"
3,000
;
t-1,
28%
).
'
■
59%
-
16%
com—No par
preferred
•>1
*20%
GO
,..
7%
100
$4.20 preierred.
$4.12 preferred
May 13
28% May 26
14 y8 Jan
12
8
GO
.10
...
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co
$5 preferred—
$4.04,
21
*20 Vt
16%
79
9
i,,
28
19
Apr
%■
28%
2
85
39
154
28%
Jan
,Mar 27
38 v a
152 v a
29%
31
1.306
38
151%
->
21
152
37
153%
21
..5
preferred
dlv partic
37
00%
13
6c/o
5%
76%
20%
Victor Chemical
Mar 21
5%
*75%
20%
00%
May
May 20
3%
76%
20%
31%
3,200
5%
00%
31%
10C
20 Va
20%
30%
70
6.00
•
*75%
;
*59%
.1
3,206
:
15%
5%
-■
85
99
*14
76%
59%
21
106
5%
80 %
7 v.
*6%
59%
*20%
:
f
80%
7
15va
*28%'
1'
3
31% May 20
80%
')
6%
*14%
21
*151
77% Feb
113
*80'
7%
15%
151%
20%
*120%
*120%
6
21% Aug
*75 Va
*150%
152%
100
noncumulative preferred—100
Works'common—5
2
80
7.
•14%
*75%
36
*7
15
5%
'
76%
.21
-36-/
>150%
7%
15
80
11%
*
"
7%
15%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com
8
t9.200
37
37 v
Mar 12
Jan
2^%
37
23 v«
37%
*1114
31
26% Jan
23 Va
22%
11%
2
106% Jan
2,406
37%
23% Jan
12
124,600
*37
61 %
22
go %
'11'A
23%
2,100
2,200
157va
11%
22%
2,556
26%
65%
23%
37 Va
7%
100
146%
'
11%
*37
22,300
156va
156
155
*
'.
33% *
4
37%
*14%
5%
.100
Va-Carolina Chemical
65%
64%
a
155
145 v
11%
60%
Mar 13
146
10
90
33v«
11 %
*80
com.No par
conv
3%%
66 V
33-%
b
5%
1
America—
154%
33 v
*88%
37%
*
30c
com
05%
154%
23%
23%
'
60%
153%
154%
61 %
8
5,300
*
76
*87
61 %
5%
30
2
*74
2.50
74
3
29%
*74
29%
a
90
Vick Chemical Co—i
Mar 13
Jan
29%
29%
29%
*9
76
6
93
10% Dec
14
29v4
30
'9
*87%
May
Mar
19
1,206
64
98
29
76v
17
90
10% Oct
76
12
20
24% Dec
77 v
25%
May 28
July 24
83
76%
11%'
May 22
Apr
77%
8
Mar
Feb
77 %
25%
21
25% Jan
21% Oct
70%
12
Oct 25
30
306
6,900
75%
29%
9%
6,600
75
25%
Oct
27%
9%
12
33% July 16
27%
22%
25% '
] 24
4
22%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co..6%
124
27 v
23%
5
31
43i%
23%
14
—
Corp of
'*42va
23%
7
9
45% Jan
Oct
Tobacco
a
23%
Feb
12% May
21% Jan
9%
43 v
a
3o,000
23%
preierred
Van ffcaalte Co Inc..
7
Dec
*9
15,9d V
23 %
6
Sep
May
Apr
47
9%
9'%
*74
Norman Industries Inc com_2.G0
$2.28
•
*9
1.700
9%
9%
75
.100
Power & Light Co.
19
Oct
27
28
9
9 Va
23%
,_1
common
Universal Pictures Co Inc
4 % %
preferred.
i
6
24
24
40
27%
•
preferred
20
33% Jan
27'%
preferred
Corp
Universal Leaf
5
Dec
2
28%
28%
9
Va
11%
37 Va
23%
No par
25
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
4% Dec
27% Jan
28%
100
noncumulative
12 % Dec
i.
*42 v
United Stockyards
Corp.
,1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
A
$6 convertible preferred
No par
May 16
Feb
43%
16%c
...
29.% May 23
.
*42%
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp..
22% Mar
18% May 12
58% May 14
30% Jun
18% Dec 31
65% NOV 22
43%
50
United
39 % May
*42%
100
com
24
Jan
43%
1
Min
&
29
24
154
3
Jan
142
1st preferred
25
6 % May
*42%
9
11%
35
5
Corp
Ref
*33%
9%
Shares
11'a
35
10%
10%
34
9%
.1
77% Jan
0
22
May 1
32% Feb 14
10%
34
100
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
15% Jan
19
3
155
16
11
33%
June 6
100
23
28
7% Jan
4% Jan
Jun 21
Jan
22
86 % Mar 12
74% Jan
21,
Nov
7
5% Jan
6 % May 15
2
75
21
12% Jan
13% May 16
20
Jun
U S
10%
33%
9%
10
preferred
38% May 16
,
Jan
10
6
11
34%
tbe Wood
Friday
June 5
9%
5
common
non-cum
Shoe
1%
2
25% Mar 17
19% Jan
Jan
15% Feb
,
8Vo
U S Smelting
24
07" Jun
157% Jun
46% Jan
48% Dec 19
Jan
Sales for
Thursday "
9%
10
preferred series B.
Rubber Co
PRICES
1
common
....
U S
SALE
June 1
50
preferred,.
3%%
6
4
22
14
Apr
21% Jan
136% Jun 20
Mar
35% Feb
31% Apr
4
24
92
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
June 3
1
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
80% Mar 14
Jun
82
Lines
1C%
"33
50
preferred series A
4Vz'/o
AND
Tuesday
June %
common..82%c
U S
4
30% Jan
Jan
Aug 26
22% July 15
64% Jan 11
61% Jan 24
30
44
13
66
4
150
12
25
U S
2
49% Jan
25
17% Feb
,
4%%
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
'
Menday
Par
class A preference
Industries Inc common
U S
19
87
30
135
Feb
23% Jun
Hoffman Mach
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
5 Vo
C
30% May
18% Jan
94
21,
79
12
Jan
23% Jan
8% Apr
36% Jun
,
69
47% Feb
39
4
Dec
68
16
24
Oct 30
,27% Jan
2
Jan
10% Jan
U S
5
6
25
37 % Jan
y
8
11% Jun
37% Jun
8% Jan
7
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan
6% Jan
7
36
5% Oct 22
Highest
lowest
Highest
lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
.
common—1
12%
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
16 >4
15%
83
83
82 %
83 %
83
83%.
83%
92-
93
92
92
92
93
*61
*15%
82%
82%
93
93
92%
93
62
*60%
62
...——100
16
8
13%
'
16
100
preferred—
preferred
preferred...
6%%
29
Co
-12
13%,
14%
13%.
,
21,500
16
900
83%
.
...
220
360
w
60
Oct
32
Dec
30
56% May 15
12% Oct
22
14
Aug
6
27% Dec 31
31
Aug
22
77
Jan
24
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
l27/e Jan
Oct~22
8
27% Jan
2
5
84
11% Dec
30
80
Oct
28
95% Jan
24
8
Oct
22
10 % Jan
28% Jan
3
16% Dec
30
12
30% Oct
22
30
Oct
22
24% Dec
30
19% Dec
30
1% Nov 21
24
Mar 11
13% Feb
15
13% Jun
18% May29
16% July 12
42% Feb
41
8
25% Jan
13%
72% Feb
35% May
42
14
Aug 14
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
14
16% Feb
G
Walgreen
11% Jan
6
14
Mar 21
Jan
13
05
Apr
25
6%
10% Jan
23
Ward
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
2
€8% July 16
38% Mar 28
56
Jan
13
34% Jan
2
34% Jan
19% Mar 31
2
30% Jan 17
34% May 24
25
26% May 3
3% May 15
34% Jan 29
23
48% Jan
Jan
69% May
2
19% Mar
6
43
6
Jun
i'41% May 19
30 % May 22
22% Jan 16
7
15% Dec
23
23% Oct
21
90
Nov
81% Sep
79% Nov
32
Oct
Waukesha Motor Co
4.80%
15% Jan
13
28% Jun
5
25% Jan
2
Mar 20
97% Jan
2
Jan
3
96% Jun
0
4
93
5
95
Jan
28
87
7
93
Feb
18
87
47% Jan
11
14% Jun 24
88
96% Mar
98
Dec
31
17% Dec
52% Feb
30
128
12
July 22
Kentucky
West
Penn
May 20
West
Jun
9
103
2
Western Auto
9
74% May
67% Sep
19
42% Jan
2
20% Jan
4
15
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
51% May 26
19% May 26
22% Jan 16
63
33% May 14
68% July
8
92
56% Jun
Mar 25
129% Feb
6
2
119
Feb
10
64% Apr
21
65% Feb
4
21
125
May
33% Apr
2
7
39% Jan
83% Jan
Jan
92% Jun
16% Feb 21
21% Feb
68% Jan
61
7
0
25
8
Jbn
26
Jan
7
53% May 24
7
34% Oct 21
56
28% Mar 14
40% Jan
2
91 % Jan
2
21
10
100% Jan
4% Dec 23
13% Jan
10
4% Jan
29 % Jan
14
23% Mar
20
47
Feb
18
32% Jun
13
30
24
v
27
Nov 12
62% Jun
13
May 17
Sep 11
75
4
Nov 12
8
28% Oct 17
110
Aug 9
18% Nov 14
*20
Dec
30
8
Jan 31
19% Jan
3
4
31
29% Dec 31
34
Feb
13
Jun
2
Mar 19
22% Feb
35
July
<
$4.25
27%
47 Va
47%
*
61
'47%
Windsor
01%
Jan
Jun
3
21
30 v
102%
101%
102%
101%
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
*9512
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94
'92%
94
*93
94%
93
93
37%
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37 v
37%
37%
36%
*101
37%
102%
37%
*101
Jun
5
Jun
5
4% Jan
2
8% May 16
.
34% July
9
35% Jan
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
30% May 26
123% Jan
2
68% Jan
91
2
27% Feb
13
May 27
Jun
3
9
19% Jan
16
80% Jun
16
Apr
no sales on
z
11118 day.
Ex-distribution.
Prior
101
20%
30%
30%
102%
101%
101%
97%
*95%
97%
19 =
19%
700
8
3,600
31 vb
30%
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;
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101%,
36C
96 %
96%
20
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a
101
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37%
102
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10
37%
,
7,100
103
10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,700
10%
17%
16%
16%
17 vb
17 va
16%
16%
16%
17
6,200
*96%
98
98
98
99%
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62 %
62%
62 Va
63 %
74%
73
73
50%
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63
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63
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73%
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99%
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73
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1
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50%
50
50%
50%
51
50 Va
51
19
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19v«
19%
34,500
22%
22%
19%
22%
19%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
9.UU60
57 34
54,400
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59
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91%
116
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91%
116
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92%
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59
58
58
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91
19
44
43
43%
47%
47 V4
47%
97%
98
98
*96 %
6
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23%
23%
5%
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91
91
19
47%
*23%
116
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42%
19'a
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42 %
43 Vs
42 vb
46%
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96 Va
24
96
5%
23%
34
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;
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98
46
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4.900
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1,600
340
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•
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33%
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42 Va
43%
43%
21%
21%
22%
22 Va
43%
22%
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88
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84%
84 Va
*84
14
14
14
14 %
14
5%
35%
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5%
5%
5%
35 %
35%
35 va
35%
5%
35
6
35%
36%
10
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Corp
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Co
36%
130
14
35%
35%
'14
5%
36%
130
36%
130
5%
35
36 %
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132
33 %
32%
32%
42 Va
43
42
43
22 vb
22%
22 Va
22%
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36%
132
•
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;
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
45 Va
145 %
45 Va
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
56
56
55%
55%
55 Vt
*93%
95%
'93 Va
87%
87%
5
7%
7%
10
25%
55%
36%
*129
23%
24%
14
200
va
800
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27,100
36%
132
2,300
3,300
.
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23%
24%
1
24
25%
2,900
45%
45%
12,400
3,200
3,800
'
55%
55%
55
55%
95%
*93'/a
95 Va
95%
97
95%
96%
87%
37%
87%
88
88
88
88
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
26%
26%
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29%
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87
200
6,800
64,600
87
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86%
23%
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Yale
86%
5%
150
80G
7%
7 Va
7'4
2.900
26 vb
25%
25%
10,500
26 vb
26%
5
*29%
30
29%
29%
30
29
29
No par
89%
90%
90
91
89%
90
88
89%
89
89%
14,900
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16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16',2
16=4
2,300
78%
79%
78 Va
79
79 Va
80%
10,200
Corp
tin receivership or petition has been
79%
filed
for
the
80%
company's
reorganization,
26 %
*29
a
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delivery.
rCash
sale.
.
3.100.
"
34%
J
& Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door..
100
%
42%
10c
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
11,000
"
97
97
23%
,
16,600
90 Va
90
19%
60 Va
*57'%
43%
38=a
200
91 >/«
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19%
47 Va
56%
91%
116
38%
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43
24
57%
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91
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47%
5%
;
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43
5Tb
56%
a
37%
97%
-
57!
90'%
116
3.400
41%
Inc
200
74%
*33%
(F W) Co
Zenith Radio
102
20
a
20%
Worthington
97
88
80% Jan
160
59%
30%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series—100
56
2
2
45% Feb 27
48 Va
59%
19%
10
78% Jan
8% Apr 11
*47 va
59'%
30%
10
Woolworth
48
59%
60%
19%
100
Iron
Woodward
4
1,700
47%
48 %
30 V4
23 %
16
3.4G0
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31
10
26% Jan
47 %
*59%
*
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2%
281/3
2%
28 Va
"-21%
preferred
45% Jun
22%
22%
•; *2
vb
No par
1
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Public
3,400
3,030
600
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Inc..
2
6%
:
29%
29%
22
8,400
43
40%
40%:
*27 Va
28
19
1
Co
Wisconsin
2
csvs
*■
43
3,600
2,900
5
Winn-Dixie Stores
Mar 25
22
2%
28
18%
20
common
24 Va May 14
21%
64%
'
30 vb
30%
18%
1
135
20% Jan
2Vb
30 Vs
*101%
*57%
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31% Jan
124
21%
2V-4
29%
5
(The S S)
Mfg
Industries
21 % Jan
Kxlrtiluw? a®kid ?rLctes:
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48
61
50
preferred
Wilson-Jones
36% Jan
10
27%
*73
Co__
16
22
uiviutrnu
21%
2%
21%
2%
27%
•
36% May
67% Feb 28
*
22
2%
29%
*59'%
18%
5%% preferred __J
100
.White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
...20
$3 convertible preferred
50
*8
4% Dec 27
«
21%
27
■
8
75
30
29%
5
Wilson & Co Inc common
6
40%
20
9%
19%
19
42%
40%
80
Wilcox
15
42%
40%
1)5%
29%
No par
6
85% May 27
42%
40%
preferred
3
2
65%
42 vb
40%
100
common
13
Jan
64%
42
40%
No par
RR
convertible
Oil
05%
41%
40%
92%
9?4
'
42
30
com__No par
Feb
26% Jan
May 13
131
78% Dec
16% Dec 31
com
preferred
22% Jun
37
9%
19
1,800
2,400
1
43% Jun
6
05%
9Vb
19
8
11,400
100
Ry
2nd
Co
65%
91 %
9 Va
19
66%
*29%
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B__
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
Motor
92%
9
19
b
66 %
Western
White
*91%
9%
19 Va
*13 v
2,100
*
5
Inc^
Maryland
Pacific
13%
100
preferred
Western
9%
*19
13 %
41%
.
4
—
Supply Co
noncuin
9%
13%
93
100
Co.
13
4
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
3
6
Jan
Coal
30
Jan
13% May
2l
45% Jan
23 % Nov
6% Feb
4%
*91%
v
40%
1
..50
Jan
71
9
5% Jan
45 % Nov 20
25% Oct 22
66% Dec 19
19
9%
5
-
35% Dec 20
Oct
18%
2.50
com
3 5% Jan
16% July
13% Nov 21
18% Feb
"in%
1
5
13%
13%
03
"a
Cori)—
Lines
White Dental
May 26
Jun
25
4.80%
4%%
46% May
3
68
91%
Mills..
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
48
2
20% Oct 22
Oct
13%
13%
*91%
5
i"
Feb
98
'
Air
Western
7
92% Apr
88% Feb 21
4
69% Jan
100
15% Dec 30
Dec
13?
1
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4 % % preferred
100
17% May
May 13
55
90
13 %
13'} a
800
30%
13%
Power 4%%
pfd
preferred series B
Western
6
Dec
*29%
13%:
;
Electric Co
May 6
23% Feb 17
96% Jan
9
20% Mar 22
ri4 '"24% Oct
29%
13 "b
Penn
37% Jan
4
14% Jan
West
3
82% Nov 13
'
35',4
29%
1
5
Jan
33% Dec 24
,
35
13%
1
4
95% May 28
48 % Jan 13
79% Aug 19
,
19 %
Jun
31 ft e May
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
41% Dec 11
14% Oct 22
-
21,
105
31% Feb 28
104% Mar 20
22
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
35%
30
13%
4.10%
20
11
35
29%
13%
preferred
4.20%
Mar
105
35'4
35 %
29%
13
Stamped
4
25% July 31
16% July 30
62
4
39% Jan
4
92% Nov 11
17% Oct
Mar
35
35
100
West Indies Sugar
65
1,600
13r%
29%
Washington Gas Light Co_.„No par
Washington Water Power
No par
48% Mar 27
38
13%
13%
Corp
8
38%
13-%
35%
Corp
Knitting
15
May
38%
13%
■,
29%
preferred
Wayne
44% Jan
23
2% Jun
100
88%
13%
13%
Warner Bros Pictures Lac.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Wesson Oil (fe Snowdrift
28
62
39
13%
35
Ward Baking Co common..
Welbilt
10
62
39
13 ',413'%
29%
10
2
3
Jan
62
39%^ 39%
13%
2.50
W
9
1% Jan
62
39%
No par
Co
Industries
*00%
it
13%
39 V
16
No par
Walker (Iliram) G
Walworth Co
4
*60
100
Waldorf System
30% May 22
52% Apr
22 % Oct
Wabash RR 4%%
wdWhen
1,300
distributed.
Number 5749
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Record
New York Stock
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YEARLY
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—
—
—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
(2572)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Period
Stock Exchange
York
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
of)~Ext loan of 1924
5%o uollar bonds 1969
3s dollar bonds 1972—,——*
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High
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96
12
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100
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10
74
Taiwan
paid 19G4
———May-Nou
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———-—-Feb-Aug
IA Hamburg (State oft 6s 1&46——-April-Oet
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-
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April-Oct
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f 3s
141
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April-Oet
Allied Chemical & Dye 3('2s debs 1978
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
4y2s
1967—
1984
Susquehanna
&
3y4S
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12
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94
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61 %
*83
1994
Ry
first
(Wisconsin)
First
108%
90
48%
48%
46
inn-July
inn-July
Map-Nov
debs 1977
mortgage
78
82
—
61%
%
Map-Nov
mortgage 3'As 1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
First mortgage 5s 1987
74
'
162
80%
April-Oct
Western RR—
States Power
mtge
Northrop
*82
112
Jane-Dec
page
A
consol
tt
registered
trust
75
—
109% 109%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
1976
s
Pacific
(Minnesota)
79
70
213
61%
%
s59%
47
Map-Nov-
debentures
78
•MM*
*75%
Jan-July
1970
3%s
series
4s
registered
Northern
99'A
79
April-Oct
.
Refunding & improve 4'As
97%
100%
88%
70
56%
60
June-Dec
1975
B
2000
2043
Hartford
first
mtge
83 y4
*78
Map-Nov
Register 4y2g conv debs 1981—June-Dec
Natl Cylinder Gas 5yas conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 23/4s debs
1970—June-Deo
Prods
3'As
A
4s
&
conv subord
First
1978...
Nashville Chatt 6c St Louis
1986
1989—
f debentures 1974
f debentures 1976
s
Coll
99%
1962
Natl Cash
Distillers
85'A
95
86 ya
•
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1
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me debentures 1978
Na«
85%
--
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Mar-Sept
,
3 Vis debentures
523
94
RR—
series
F
refunding mtge 4s
1st
s
4%s
*100
April-Oct
: 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
4y4e coll trust 1976
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991—
Monongahela Ry 3»/4s series B 1966—
Motion Railroad 6s ino debs Jan 1 2007
Morris & Essex first gtd 3y2s 2000
debentures
100 % 101%
55
-
1980—June-Dec
1973
Putnam
4s
91
.
3s
105
.*•/:
97
10
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Jan-July
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1967—April-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization Issues—
1st mtge 4y4s series B Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4»/4s series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 43/4s ser A Jan
1 2020
Gen mtge inoome 43/4s ser B Jan 1
2030
•
97
15
104
91
91%
54
Northern
102
97%
_(quar) F M A N
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
5s
'
■M,
97%
Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4'As inc series A
Jan 1971
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
Prior lien 4y2s
2
—
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*—
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1986
Minn St
Prior lien
7
73
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40-year 4s series
&
3'As
72%
34'A
68%
90
52'A
79%
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first
gold 4s 1(506—April-Oct
Central general & ref 5s
1974—Mar-Sept
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1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s i debs
1973__May-Nop
<3 'As s f debentures 1973
40
48'/2
Co—
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B
Haven
conv
53'a
1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
1976
inc debs
series
3s
West
series
4%s
Regulator—
debentures
s
',J.
66
49 Ye
June-Deo
debentures
debentures
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6s
1
1
June-Deo
1988
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First mortgage 3%s 1969
3%s
55
51'A
1974__May-Nop
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
37/8s sinking fund
series E
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
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Y Telephone
2%s series D 1982
51'A
*47
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1991
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gold
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3y4s 1983
General mortgage 3y2s 1983
<■
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inn-July
first mtge 27/8s
2%s 1980
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4% s
1
6
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:
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First
&
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&
15
68
56%
1998
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6c Scott Corp—
subord debs
April-Oct
April-Oct
General
Feb-Aug
1972
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Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1066
Merritt-Chapman
i
96
83
1968__Mar-Sept
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5s
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89
1
91'A
67
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4
72
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72
7i.;
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subord debs 1977
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64
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ioa
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.inn-July
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inn-July
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April-Oct
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N
b 2% 1
105%
100% 103
94
*55
April-Oct
First
(R H)
Maine
1%
62
.
April-Oct
1976.June-Dec
mortgage 4%s 1987
conv
Lack
Term
101%
95% 100%
6
64
(54
*
ser I 2003
April-Oct
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gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
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mtge 2%s 1979-Mav-Nop
1st mtge 3y0s 1984
Macy
;
5
97
inn-July
1998
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gold
Mortgage 4s series
Y
93% .107%
141
91
*88%
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gold 3'As
debentures
N Y Susquehanna
00
,
.100
10
2%
2%
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3s debentures 1976
Mack Trucks
21
N
104'A
RR—
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'As ser
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1st mtge 4'As series A 1973
N Y Power & Light first
mtge 2%s
;
145
*—
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Map-Not
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures
1963
let
93
90
71
91
*92%
53%
1997.
1998
General lien 3s Jan
1982
First 6s refund mtge 3%s
First & refund mtge 27As
First & refund mtge 3%s
First & refund mtge 3%s
.94
91
'if—'
101'a 101%
May-Not
1980
debs
40
90
—
*91
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries E 4'As contingent Interest
2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
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Miami general 4s series
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
92%
'
4s
Little
94
40
mi
...
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mortgage 4>yas
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4 y2s fixed interest 2003
interest
90
—
'
*41%
101 y2
106
101% 101 %
April-Oct
1997
collateral
mortgage
Y
93%
12
67
Chicago & St Louis—
income
4'As
N
88
83
High
89ya
'
101-'
Feb-Aug
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Y
Low
.
21
107
106
Jan- 1
No
102%
106
Range Since
Sold
93%»
102
1063
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•'
—
*70%
(N Y) —
extended to 1974
fixed
N
90%
...Feb-Aug
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5s
88
10
90'A
River
3'As
registered
4'As
N Y
95
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.
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96
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<93%
April-Oct
1961
1980
6s
collateral
First
'
89
Bond*
High
Co—
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95% ' 98
*90
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3%6 registered 1997
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B
1
Hudson
registered
New York
106
...
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1st
31
June-Dec
1984-June-Dec
.
5b
97%
92%
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3'As
N
...
mortgage
50
80
*90'A
April-Oct
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987™
inn-July
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Stamped 1961
Jan- July
Plain
1961
Jan-July
4%s unguaranteed 1961
Jav-July
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Jan-July
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Aprl1-Oct
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April-Oct
1st
~2
&
registered
3'As
..Jane-Dec
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6s
96%
93'A
109'A
108
Range
Friday's
92%
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series
series A 1998
Michigan Cent
104%
103
■
*86
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 19742
Karstadt .(Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1963
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98'A
—
4s
mortgage
3'As
April-Oct
1st
92'a
May-Nop
1982
trust
Central
112%
88'/A
95
92%
Jan-July
1976__Mar-Sept
Jov Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975.
Mar-Sept
&
110%
11
*104
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/8s
Kanawha
133
110%-112%
95
1978—
Jamestown Franklin & Clear
Y
96%
'
_Mar-Sept
4'As
Central RR
Collateral
109'a
107
94
Jan-July
3%s
York
General
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4y4s conv 1982
1980
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
100
97
108
94
1987
Co
guaranteed
Consolidated
135%
90 y4
.May-Nov
^-May-Nov
1974
Mar-Sept
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inn-July
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1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1074
Mar-Sept
Corp—
•
1982
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*79
inn-July
3Vea 6 f debentures series A 1977
or
Bid & Asked
England Tel & Tel Co—
Lake
Interstate Gil Pipe Line Co—
Sale Price
debentures
90
79
*78
112
Last
Period
May-Nov
3'As conv
debentures 1977
I
s
3'As
Co
90
inn-July
1983...—
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85'A
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.
mtge
National
85%
*87%
inn-July
Week's
Interest
Exchange
Corp 1st
3%8 1986:
*86
-
Stock
Steel
*85 'a
Mar-Sept
1977
York
Low
47'a
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Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972—.—;
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
International Minerals & Chemical
New
46%
Jen-July
mortgage
6
BONDS
Jan. 1
Mar-Sept
3%s
„
3%s series B 1979
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
Consol mortgage 3%» series F 1984
1st mtge 3'As series Q 1980
l6t mtge 33,<>s series H 1989—
Sold
Bid & Asked
Range Since
47'/4
15%
f AAdjusted. income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
JUNE
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
if AHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
ENDED
Week's Range
Last
Period
BONDS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
&
ref
3%s
19«8
*92
June-Dec
May-Wop
1
*90
94%
97%
22
92
*88 'a
*89%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
85
90
90
92
*94%
94%
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April-Oct
96%
90
90
*
June-Dec
913.t
91%
93%
108% 108%
Mar-Sept
May Nov
97
97%
May-Wop
June-Dec
99%
99%
99%
4
106%
33
99%
108%
-99%
Number 5749
Volume 187'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2575); 31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
York
New
Slock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4y4s cOhv subord debs 1987-—-<—
991/4
1st gen :5s series
Plantation
3V26-6
f
debentures
1986
Potomac Electric -Power
334s
conv
Procter .&
debs
Co
1983
3s
1973__
Gamble
3%s debs 1981
Public-Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
3s
1063-
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84%
—
98
i
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.
83%
84
95
93%
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
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—Feb-Aug
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1952May-Nov
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6s 1955
:
—April-Oct
: Debt adjustment bonds—
70
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88%
119
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B
ser
income debs
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ser
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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&
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3s
(Jos E)
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&
1966—
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119
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52
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112
93
91
91
70%
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65
76
78
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50
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conv
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Sinclair
1972-
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Oil
—
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;
debentures
—
.
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114'A
93 'A
112
98'A
113',2
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1971
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—Jan-July
6s
Socony-Vacuum
South
&
North
debs
conv
1978
debentures
95
5
2%s
1987
California
Edison
Southern -Indiana
Ry
Gold
4VA6
4%s
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4 %S
(Oregon Lines)
98
89
2
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debentures
93
96
1983!
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1976-
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142
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93%
101
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series
I
102
debentures
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91
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delivery
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82
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23/«s 1976-Jan-July
—
the year's range,
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not included in the year's range,
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101
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84(4
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1976
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92%
99%
—
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4s series A 2004
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46%
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1960
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Electric
57
48
24:
6
.
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Gen
103
90
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar -Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967---—Jan-July
334s
conv
debs 1975
A
May-Nop
4s
4934
97
39
51'A
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99%
25
102'A 103
51'A
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91
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1984-
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9934 102%
93
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982
debentures
"I
102
*__
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
income
82%
53%
*80
4s
5%s
69
76
50
■
Jan-July
1966
64
12
59%
68
100%
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97
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93
64
3
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1969
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68
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94
2
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,
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1968
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111
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99
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112
83
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90
■
94
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94
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June-Dec
115
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1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
3 %s
111
84'A
125
98
98%
93
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1977
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Spokane Internl
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debentures
92 ya
■
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■i.,
—
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
130'', 131
125
First
A
—
1973—June-Dec
1981
Pacific
10334
108%
84 "A
131
—
San Fran Term
Southern
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures
99%
9734
87%
92%
93(4
Feb-Aug
May-Nop
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
^Mar-Sept
1973
94%
,
93 3A
.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
T1
97
88
95'%
—
90(4
I
series A Jan 1981
-April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR ffVst ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Wou
92
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
1969
1972
92
90
"
«tMf
—
—
Jan-July
A
f debs
s
81"
11334
77
10634
49..
;
*85%.
-^May-Nov1966—April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972—
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
UQ%.
87'
82
,
*93%
-
3%s debentures 1977 _!
76%
72
108%
*88'%
Refunding mortgage 2'As series O 1991—Mar-Sept
April-Oct
'
85
;
83
86
100'% 100%
1980
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
4
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—
9834;101
72
109% 11034
May-Nov
June-Dec
.i.—May-Nov
Union Oil of California 23As debs 1970
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976—-Feb-Aug
5s
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
1970
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv
Southern Pacific Co—
First
1971
84.,
■:&
•
109
83 %
1961——Mar-Sept
87
Co—
-
234s
109 "
coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
I-*i»—-May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
1st mtge 3'As 1982
84
100 Va 101
*94
92
104
114
90,'
87%
1
*8134
87
96
89
110
107%
8834
182
8934
Wabash RR Co—
1
98'A
104%
■
8934
11034
89
Co—
debentures
convertible
51.4
112
98 Va
—
April-Oct
1985-
debentures
3 Vis
4
14
93'A
93'Ai
110'.
■
Southern
31
114'A 115
*100',4
May-Nov
June-Dec
Oil 2 'At s 1976—
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s debentures 1979
234$
3
95
Oil
Smith-Corona
110
April-Oct
1982
■
110
00%
90%
.95%
82
101%
10
107
107
—
—May-Nov
Jan-July
1982
debentures
2'A s
i
94%
99%
94%
J,85%
106% 107%'
85
89
"I
92
:
i
81%.
'
-—
72
89
92
92
97.
'
*97'A-
86
77
4
*91 Va
103
1003a
90%
*89'a
•
First
4%s subord debs
1977
debentures 1982
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
First mortgage and
3s debentures 1968
71%
June-Dec
5s
'
10634 107%
.
A-lit
90
3%s sinking fund debentures
1st mtge & Coll tr 4%s 1977
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
:
Vanadium
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1974
93%
04 y«
*99
of Missouri 3%s
86
68%
May-Woo
1989_Jan-july
.
2'As
Union Electric Co
8834
Co—
RR
Tri-Continental Qorp 2%s debs
United
*52'/a
;_April-Ocf
1989~May-Nop
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 434s debs 1982
J an-July
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
334s s f debentures 1977
8934
•26-
I960—June-Dec
and impt 3%s
ref
4%s
10934
280
103-
109
Feb-Aug
1986_:
1st
78%
St Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971—.
Scioto .V & New England 1st gtd 4s
Seaboard Air Line
Tol & Ohio Cent
3%s
90%
*91
gold 4s 1968-June-Deo
cons
—
*—
Mar-Nov
1989
Co
79(4
2
88%
—
.—Mar-Sept
2006
Oil
82%
—
•96,%
105% 107
109% 110'. a.:
110%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paul
182
*102 Va
Mar-Sept
105%
Jan
182
94
5
116'A 119
-Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
1980——
92
*85%..B&-.
,
April-Oct
2%s
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
—Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second gold 6s
1996
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
—Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022
May
mtge 4s
87 Va
.
90% -99'A
June-Dec
Tidewater
United Artists Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1969——
United Biscuit Co of America 23As
—
—
94
*88Va
St Lawrence
1st
7
.
*107(4
84
1970—Aprfl-Oct
1990—April-Oct
June-Dec
1985—Jan -July
Texas Papific-Missouri PacificTerm RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
1st
April-Oct
1977
•
*9.7.,
100%
Union Tank Car 4 'As s f debs 1973-.
177
~i
—
.
94
1977———June-Dec
debs
conv
First and refund M 3'As series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 37As.ser E
95'/a
182
—
Jan-July
Rohr Aircraft 5 Vis conv debs
113
93
103
;
■89%
May-Nov
87
,
80
■
—
182
182
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4 (4s series D 1977—
General-mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Royal McBee 6V4s
*156
Jon-July
,
101 (%
pf St Louis—
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—
Texas & New Orleans RR—
71 (a
89
»'
921/a
*88
98%
67
5
'
95
•:
—»
9734
92
192
98'A
97%
94
22
-
434s conv subord debs 1983Rochester: Gas & Electric Corp—
—
'VI
107
,
4 Vis. series B 1978
116
12
-
*—
—
3%s debs -1073
and impt, M 4s series O 2019
-'-Jan-July
Refund and impt 27/as.series D-1985—April-Oct
-
Radio Corp of America 3%s cony 1980
4 Vis- series C
1978
Richfield-Oil Corp—
92%
—
Refund
105
„
Chemical
Terminal RR Assn
110
18
""
106%
99% 100%
I99"1
88%
80
100'A 100 (4
*110%
__
96
88 Vi
105
__
93'A
94 Va
96'A
*87
109'A 110
Jan-July
5 (4 s series A 1978
;
94%
78%
93
113
-90%
debentures 2%s 1971. —May-Nov
Jan -July
1974
4-
High
Low a
-
36
90%-91 1
,
103
92%
—
*94
__
110
97
101%
101
'
103
*93 Va
96%
967A
97%
96
1
.
Quaker Oats 234s debentures 1964:
92
112%
April-Oct
Jan-July v
Mar-Sept
■,—
Jan-July i
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966—
Jan -July
Superior Oil Co 8%a debs 1961.—
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971—
May-Woo t • j.4 •.
Swift & Ca 2%s debentures 1972-—.— —Jan=July
— v
.
12%s- debentures 1973_
1—
—May-Nov
Sylvania Electric Products—
4Vas conv subord debs 1983—1
_Mar-Sept>- 106%
Stauffer
.
98
15
86'A
*96%
96'
„
;
100
'
*i
__
Jan. 1
Sold
/No....
High
112
92
1967— —June-Dec
conv
(Ohio)—
sinking fund debentures 1982
4'As
97
99
85Va
62
.
434s
76
5s
3%s conv 1982.
(Indiana)
Standard Gil (N J)
2%s
debentures
94
96Va
—
*85
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983—.April-Oef
debentures 1975
!
Apr-Oc£
debentures 1977™
M^r-Sept,
3 %8
—
.
Coil Products
Standard
Range Sineo
Bonds
.
Bid & Asked
Low
Standard Oil
112
76
9934
*98
1st and
,
99%'
96
106Vi
Friday's
or
;
High
92
—
Last
Sale Price
t
Standard Oil Co
Juwe-Dec
——
2
358
*76
—
1972
99Vi
*99 ',2
__May-Noo
mortgage 3148 1968—Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
"First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Jime-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 234s 1979-June-Dec
debentures
Low
No,
*967/8
First and refunding
First and refunding
334s
New York Stock Exchange
99
I"
Mar-Sept
__April-Oct
_Jan-July
-May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1970
Jan. 1
Period
BONDS
111%
99Vi
Feb-Aug
B 1962—
Line '234s
Pipe
High
110
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Range Slnee
Sold
Bid & Asked
111%
PiUsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s £ debs 1972——June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 234s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960__Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 %s ser 1 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General-mortgage 5s series A 1970
.-June-Deo
General .mortgage 5s series B ;1975—.
April-Get
General mortgage 334s series E 1975
April-Ocl
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—iMay-Woo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1,965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh .Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
*Apr£I-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Asbtubula Ry—
i
,
Bends
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum. 2 3is debentures 1964
WEEK ENDED JUNE 6
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
sale not Included
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
In the years rkn8e. rCaah
noj
..
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
a Bonds selling flat.
ti
or
•
M
reorganized under Section 77 M
t
during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
„
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange)
June 2 and ending Friday, June 6. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
:
In the
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum Corp class A.
Acme
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Wire Co common
Adam
Consol Industries Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Aeronca
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
—10
Range
Low
334
i
1
Week's
of Prices
■
_
_
1634
FOR WEEK ENDED
6
Friday
Sales
Shares
Par
High
Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd—
Air Way
334
4
500
3'/4 Jan
4
Jun
6y«
6%
200
5% Jan
7
Mar
1,750
14% Apr
21
Alabama
Great
600
634 May
434 Jan
8(4 Jan
Alabama
Power
8
Alan Wood Steel Co
16
1634
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Jan
1
67«
634
7
1
7-34
7%
734
14,600
1
2(4
2(4
234
1,700
134 Jan
2% Feb
97«
934
934
300
8(4 Feb
10'A May
•
JUNE
May
5%
for the weelc
•whenfir
to include every security w
cumulative preferred
,
10
-100
1
U
5,700
1634
17%
1.400
7d%
7634
' 5'A
75
1.600
122
122
93
1734
for Week
Shares
200
2
U
Southern
——50
4.20% preferred—-100
Alaska Airlines Inc
Range
134
--3
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
High
93
434
10
25
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1% Jan
J
High
234
Jan
il
Apr
i7s Jan
122
Apr
8634 Jan
16(4 May
75%
Apr"
3% Mar
126'/a May
Feb
19% Jan
95
77%
Feb
5% May
25?
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Frio*
Stock
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
2%
~3Ya
38%
——f
Allied Internat'l Investing «ap
—I
Book Co
—100
Electronics Inc
—1
Laundry Machine
—20
Manufacturing Co com —25
American
American
-*
pfd—25
Petrofina Inc class A——1
Photocopy Equip Co
,1
Seal-Kap common
—2
Thread 5% preferred—.—8
Meter
American
Co
Natural Gas
American
American
American
American
American
9%
39%
38%
23
7% Apr
9%
2.40
.
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Power Co 4pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
—8
May
Jan
45
34% Feb
5% Jan
9% Apr
8%
400
1%
300
1
50
65
10
Jan
78
Feb
' May
70
Jan
78
May
1% May
80
May
12%
13%
23%
23%
Xll% May
21% Jan
28
May
Jan
24
28% Mar
32
33%
34
500
27% Jan
34% May
36
34
39
50
31% Jan
39
11%
10%
11%
15,500
10% Jan
44
43%
48
16,900
21
Jan
7% May
Jun
Jan
13
48
9%
9%
8%
14,850
400
4
4
4
18%
%
ft
3,800
9%
9%
1.400
3%
tut
P
xl4%
G'A
6
6%
101%
340
99
40%
38%
40%
31%
32%
% Feb
xl4%
Jun
12% Jan
dan
7% Jan
x5% Jun
6
12,800
32%
May
4% Jun
4% Jan
900
99
16
A Apr
11% Apr
8% Feb
4,300
x5%
x5%
Jan
4
19% Jan
2% Jan
1
Jun
9% Jun
Jan
18
Jan
8% Jan
3,400
7,800
13%
4'/4
>
3%
300
18%
14%
4%
14%
29,500
25%
Jan
103
Jan
40% Jun
33% Feb
£6
Jan
33
May
•23% Jan '
98
May
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred.
Armour & Co warrants
—100
Convertible
Asamera
6% Mar
Feb
5%
6%
13,300
15%
15%
16%
7,900
13% Jan
16%
Jun
3%
3%
3%
400
4%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
700
——2.50
40o
15%
15%
15%
500
3% Apr
4% Apr
13% Jan
5% Feb
15% Jan
1%
m
9%
9¥*
IVf
10% Apr
Aluminum Co
preferred.
Aro Equipment
4%
6%
—*
—1
Armstrong .Rubber class A
Arnold Altex
Corp
Oil
Corp Ltd
Productions Inc
...25o
Associate Electric IndustriesAmerican dep rets reg
,
£1
Associated Food Stores Inc.
1
Associate Laundries of America—1
1%
Associated Oil & Gas Co
2%
Assoc .Artists
lo
9%
3,600
11,900
1% Jan
4,000
6J
1%
2%
200
2%
1%
2,500
Associated
Tel 6s Tel—
Class A participating
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc..
2A
1% Apr
8% Jan
3%
2%
618
Feb
Jan
3% Jun
1% Jan
1% Feb
2
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
•
100
29%
Jun
Jan
1%
Jan
30%
Jan
1%
lOo
104
27% Mar
1%
28%
29%
1,200
26% Jan
10%
3%
12,000
11,000
14,100
7% Jan
1
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Development
—10 peso*
Corp
Atlas Oorp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Steel
Non-voting
10%
9
3'/a
3
1
5%
5%
lOo
10%
—
Devices Inc
Automatic
Products Inc
non-cum
20
•
a
30%
5%
11%
1,600
10% Jun
3% Jan
2% Jan
4% May
7% Mar
6% Jan
12 ¥2 May
Feb
3
2%
300
3%
100
20V4
3%
1
common
10%
2%
1
preferred.
Automatic Voting Machine...
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
common..
preference
——
20
Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Co Ltd.
.2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
-*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—.—10c
Canadian
Marconi.
—
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
—.—6c
Canal-Randolph Corp—
.
-1
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
1
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
~1
Capital City Products common—
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.
1
Carnation Co common—
—5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
•
Ltd—
Carreras
American
Carter
""
1
.
'•
"
.
Castle
M)
Central
*
Hadley
America—
300
16
Jan
20% May
500
x29
Feb
33 ¥2 May
30%
30
2%
Apr
4% Jan
3% May
Class
10%
Inc..
9j(\
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin .Securities Corp—..
2%
14
2%
50
12%
13%
14
57,400
11%,
12%
3
1,600
2,300
.r
11 %
11% May
2% Jan
l
Jun
14
7% Jan
10% Apr
Jan
13% Jan
3
May
Banco de los Andes—
American
Banff
Oil
2% Mar
———80o
Barcelona Tr Light 6s Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp.
4
Barker
2%
1
•
4%
13%
13%
8,200
,-4%
4
2%
800
3,100
14
1% Jan
3% May
13% May
Apr
4
2% May
4% Jan
14% May
6%
convertible «class A
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties common
:50o
%
600
14
5,400
in-
common
—1
Oorham
1,300
200
5%
11
-8%
500
11'A
42%x43y8
600
8%
8%
1,000
4%
X42%
5
i
"2% "2%
5
Shoe Corp..——1
Benrus Watch Co Inc...
5
1,700
class A—*
Blauner's common
Blumenthal (S) 6c
(H
*2%
,,.,.1
Bell Telephone of Canada common—28
Belock Instrument Corp..—500
Bohack
4% Jan
.7.60
..
Bickford's inc
Black Starr &
6
300
il
~<6%
(A S)
300
8
13%
Bayview Oil corp..
Beck
6%;
7%
G)
12
Apr
% Jan
3% Jan
2% May
Jan
5
10% Jan
40% Jan
7%
Jan
4"% May
13% Apr
8% Mar
7% Mar
8% May
Feb
14
1% Mar
6% Apr
3%
Jan
6% Mar
13% Jan
x43% Jun
10%
Apr
6% Jan
1
preference $1.50 series
1%
1%
i.V
■
3% May
Feb
16% Jan
preferred.
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
—
Convertible preference—•
4%
300
4% Jan
5% Apr
36
Co «commox
35%
36%
900
26% Jan
93%
93%
93%
10
36% May
93 ¥2 Jun
5 ¥2%
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
5
Bourjois Inc
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
.,.,1
......
10
8%
Brazilian Traction Light 6s Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co.
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
•
•
British American Oil Co
•
,
2,300
10
6V2
5%
8
8%
900
1%
8%
20o
1%
200
61/4
6%
5%
16,200
5%
28
—
•
25
Jan
7% Apr
7%
Jan
1% Apr
6
Apr
S% Feb
26% Jan
10 ¥a
Charis
'51 ¥2'
J*", 50
Feb
2
7¥a May
6% Mar
42%
33% Jan
5,800
42
40
28 ¥a May
42
Apr
34% Jan
42% Jun
British American Tobacco—
£1
—£1
:*
rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Amer dep
Amer
Oil
Ltd
Co
6%
6%.
200
5ft Feb
5% Jan
6% May
6% May
41%
41%
300
38% Jan
42 ¥4 Mar
14%
15%
72,500
Brown Company common
1
12%
12%
13%
Brown
I
17%
Xl7%
18%
10
6%
6%
€1/2
13,500
1,300
1,300
1
7%
7%
7%
400
Forman
£1
Distillers..
4% cumulative -preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce IE L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B SF Company common
convertible
Christiana Gil
Chromalloy
V"2(J
*
5% Jan
6% Apr
Cinerama
Clark
Corp
15 ¥2
16
Inc
——.—lc
_—
1
1
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—.4
Clopay Corporation
.1
dub
Aluminum
Coastal
/3.100
l¥a
9%
9%
300
10%
10%
500
8% Jan
10% May
3%
2%
3%
6,400
2% Mar
4¥aMay
7¥aMay
„,,
5% Jan
10%
10
9%
1
10%
300
8%
9%
7,600
2%
preferred———8
2%
200
8% Jan
7% Jan
r2
May
1
13%
13%
13%
8,800
11% Jan
..2.50
9%
9%
9%
3,800
2% Jan
3s 6d
%
ft
7,200
% Jan
1% Jan
3% Jan
—
Bunker Rill iThe) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 ¥20
%
2%
l
~3%
3%
2%
100
4%
1,700
10% Apr
9% May
2%
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
11
% Feb
2% Feb
4% Apr
Products Co
C 6c C Television
Corp_
—lOo
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd——*
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electrio Power
cumulative
Co
lOo
2%
2%
16%
16%
16%
5,700
22,600
-
7,500
preferred
—50
see page
49%
—.60
54%
l
4y4
tah
o
35.
% Jan
18 %
Feb
1%
Jan
13% Jan
1 ¥a
May
~27%
Jun
2 ¥2
Jun
17
55% Apr
sn
——
For footnotes
55,700
27%
——1
Calvan consol Oil & Gas Co
Bread
4J
26%
Camden Fire Insurance..
ff
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canada
IS
27%
2%
—_
$3.00 preferred...
$2.50 preferred
1 ®
X54%
49%
55
50
350
Apr
61% Jan
46% Mar
50
57
10c
*
Oil Co Ltd (Can).
Colonial Sand & Stone Co——
Colon
♦
11
Commodore Hotel Inc—
22 ¥2
Jan
25% May
66 ¥2
Jan
75
Jan
89
25
87
0,
18%
■0 5*
0,-6%
15
1,630
7,300
-10% tu
7 ¥2
600
014%
x82
100
1,500
1,600
16
15
-1
Public Service—
Compo Shoe Machinery— ^
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to
OO-rfeO,:
5%
1% :•
%
16
¥4
16?/a 016%
Lines
4%
Jan
8 Vi
600
1478
.
Inc.
3% Jan
4% Jan
^
4% Jan
6% May
Jan
2% Apr
4% Feb
6%
200
•
35
:
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6%
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%
.
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13%
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8%
%
.
U ~
500
7
Creole
Petroleum
Crown Cork
18%
5 ¥2
2
£1
6%
>2:6
200
Cuban American Oil Co
50c
:
iy4 Mar
•78% Apr
300
23 ¥4
Jan
2,600
2,150
7%
13
Jan
100
,3%
6% Mar
5 ¥4 Jan
93/4
¥4 May
xl6% Apr
180
11,700
•
44%
18%
44%
li
%
2.50
•
7
'
-
-
7
•®y2May
xl5% May
3% Jan
"6% May
18%
45%
-%
3% May
?
313/4 Jan
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•100
187/a"
2,900
7,800
*2% -."2%
2
25%-Mar
48 ¥2 Feb
1% Jan
Mar
7
.
;;
8% May.
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A——.4
Jun
311/2 Jun
>
1% Jan
5 ¥4 Apr
14 ¥4 Jan
*"2%
Jun
12
Jan
8
4,200
%o
common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc.—..
Curtis Lighting Inc common
3% Feb
2]l May
% Feb
78,200
13
•
May
5% May
x58¥4 Feb
31%
66%
7 ¥2
2.50
-
19
6,000
12
6%
11%
3
25c
•
common.,
11% May
Jan
4,800
31%
12%
partic—.*
14% May
4% Jan
9 ¥4
Jan
& Feb
16% Jan
100
-May
17
10% Apr
400
74
t'
18
May
Jan
400
21S
71%
11%
73 ¥t
.11%
1
5
common
Crystal Oil As Land Co
$1.12 preferred
8% May
,iy4 Jan
22% May
7% Feb
.
4 Jan ;
5¥a
1
1
.
Jan
6% Jan
600
'
Crown Drug Go
¥2
•
1,400
-v
50«
.5
"A",
7% May
5% Jan
8,600
10,700
14%
11 %
18%
13¥a
11%
11%
1.50
Internat'l
14% May
>,
5¥4 Jan
600
Jan
8
Jan
16Vz
1
common
13% Feb
73/4 Jan
5% Jan
,
•
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
1% Mar
18
5
Feb
1% Jan
12,400
"7%
7
Jan
5
19% Jan
16,400
5o
American dep receipts (ord reg).
Carrier Industries Inc
1
19% Jan
"1
May
6% May
Jan
16%
•
Crane
7
Jan
3
1,700
3,000
Jan
18
29% May
¥2 Feb
•
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
14% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
3,800
19%
1% Jan
36% May
Jan
4
...>
3,000
4¥4
18%
'4%
1%
..
26¥a Mar
6,800
JUn
13% Jun
24% Jan
>.
2,700
7
5%
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Jan
17 ¥4 Apr
'-. ' 28¥4
18¥2
Apr
1 ¥r Mar
8%
23,600
100
13 ¥4 *14%
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100
8,800
1%
0
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2
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4
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l¥a
/
j
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1,100
2%
2 ¥4
20
common
17Tb Jan
Jan
27/a Jan
4 /
1%
!■ 12%
10c
$1 preferred class A
4%May
1% May
2% Jan
'
10c
—
1:8%; Jun
7% Feb
6%
1
% -.Jan
5% Mar
•
50
••
28%
1.25
;•■:
Jan
9
." 6%
**•2%
*
.1
Reynolds
/¥4 Jan
.
7,900
58,400
5,100
Jan
Apr
May
25
21% Jan
3,800
;0'.
9
10c
U
2% Jan
12
"90 ?
Jan
3% 0-4
„
20c
Inc
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
&
0
15%May
l%Mar
1,100
9
Continental Aviation & Engineering..1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Corroon
1%--
1%
.
*
100
-
'5V2 Feb
10 ¥4 May
72
Feb
46% Jan
U. 3% 0:3%
__1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Air
0"18%
14%
50c
Consol Retail Stores Inc..±
-20
May
4% May
103/» Jan
200
24% '
5%
1
Inc.
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp.
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Continental
•87
84¥2
24%
87
.10
1965
Containers
-1%
;
10%
May
Apr
B%Mar
Jan
43 ¥2 May
5 ¥4
l
Community
8% Jan
D
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc....—
1
—2.50
—1
'3%
—10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
:
35
Delay Stores common
50c
Dennison Mfg class A common.:
5
17
17%
2%
Davenport
Mills—
Hosiery
Davidson Brothers Inc
8%
debentures.^
Co
1
1,600
Dominion Steel 6s Coal ord stock
Textile
Co
Ltd
4¥a
4¥e
600
.1 ¥2
20,600
1
Jan
Apr
lis May
ha
1%
33 ¥-1
32 ¥a
34%
13,100
22
Jan
40% Mar
3
Apr
.
11
11%
3,200
23%
23 ¥2
100
22%
11 %
23 ¥2
23 ¥2
1,500
7.50
1
Harris
DuMont
Co
*
*
1
—
10
23%
13% May
9% May
Jan
37»2
4¥«
13% Jan
35
4%
50
343/4 May
4¥a
.
14 ¥2
900
8
x8%
28,200
37
43
550
38
42 ¥2
:
4,500
5 ¥4
99,900
13% Jan
3
Jan
US
3'/a
48
Jan
30% Jan
Feb
3 ¥2 Mfctr
4% Mar
36% May
14% Feb
8%- Jun
6¥a Jan
39 ¥2
Jan
4% Mar
'
xl4¥a
14%
43
Jan
Jan
3y2 Jan
x35¥a X35%
4%
x35.%
x8¥a
10%
33
3,300
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
—10s
(The)
Co
^
1
Durham Hosiery class B common.
*
common
Jun
Jan
Laboratories—
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co..
Dynamics Corp of America
Jan
Jan
19,200
Duraloy
Duro Test Corp
Jan
2434
18 ¥2
11%
11%
11%
1
(Allen B)
Feb
iy8
11% May
Jan
22% Mar
7%
*
Co
8
10
32.50
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp Common—
Drilling 6s Exploration Co.
3% May
% Jan
100
1
13
Mar
11
*
$2 preferred.
Power
5Va
3¥4 Jan.
■
1.
1.;
common—*
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Jun
4%
Dominion Tar 48s Chemical Co Ltd.—•
Duke
2%
Jan
2
2% *
Ltd—
rets ord reg
,6s 8d
(The) Corp—
—1
Specialty Stores.—
lc
Dome Exploration Ltd
—.2.50
Dominion Bridge Oo Ltd
*
Driver
6¥4 Feb
4% Apr
2 ¥2
American Aep
Dominion
138
2%
—25c
Club Inc
(The)
3% May
Jan
400
5 ¥4
May
27% May
Feb
Jan
20
135
135
23
Jan
2% May
35
Jan
128
*
.
Diners'
5%
2% Jan
700
Jun
May
13
4% Apr
7,300
26 ¥2
5%':-.:/;5%
1
Ltd
900
...
1.2%
17%
Jan
93A Jan
2 ¥2 Mar
-1
Oils
.
,26
26
.1
—
5
2%
12 ¥4
200
•
30
—_—100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing..
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
13
-4%
■
8,200
17%
:
12 ¥2
Day Mines Inc..—_—
Jan
Feb
4%
4%
300
4
Jan
4% Apr
29%
"5%
Jan
10% Feb
.
May
39
May
5% May
2 A Jan
4% Jan
15 ¥4 May
1
*
24%
1
3%
3,p00
25
x23
5% May
20% Mar
1934 Jan
25
Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
54
9%
2% Jan
73/4 Jan
125
.
73
8¥a
..*
Oils vtc
Equipment Co—
Common
Cable Electric Products common—50o
^yaMar
Apr
10
24%
:
87
—j
Caribbean
Cockshutt Farm
Jun
55
Jan
1%>
Jan
%
5% Mar
4¥a Jan
-1%
87
Co
Diversified
10%
16% Mar
Jun
4-% May
16% May.
6% Feb
Diversey
*
——1
.—.I
6,200
13 ¥2
(iOO
v
6,000
16,100
73
1
Manufacturing Co
Corporation.-
Clary
Ciaussner Hosiery
Feb
55
5L%
108% Jan
4% May
3% Jan
8%
6%
.6%
24%
—_1
—.1
.—10c
j
Controller Go
Distillers
48%
Jan
Mar
r.
Clarostat
18 ¥a May
6 ¥2 Jun
8 ¥2
104
500
;■ 4
"•6%
»—.10
4
Corp
15 ¥4 May
13% Jun
54%
serial preferred
Buell Die 6s Machine Co.
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
11% Feb
9% Jan
13% Feb
10% May
¥4 Jan
5
Consolidated Mining—.
Chief
Devon-Palmer
2.50
—
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan common——_50o
450c
15%
Jun
Jan
-
-
3%
4 * r*.
.
—.—1
—
Development Corp of America
British Columbia, Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep yets ord reg
Jan
28%
39%
1,300
52%
107,/
107
10
Corp common—
Charter
Cherry-Burreli common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
;
Chicago Rivet 6c Machine.
Jan
9% Apr
175
41
42%
7.00
28
S3
!■%
Jan
7^a
2
Tobacco
4%
common—.
lffc Jan
1A Jun
24
''300
10%-
10
Atlantic Sugar common—5
5% May
1% May
9% May
Apr
"
-10"
2.80
Cuban
Jan
1
*
Chamberlin Co of America./
Cuban
4
•'
l¥e Mar
5% Feb
300
28V4
27
28%
•
100
100
10
3.50%
Feb
200
Feb
Mar
18,400
26,100
;. .1%
lVa
9%
Jun
300
2m
2
14
3,900
2,100
8% :: 8%
■
,
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1%
8%
15%
~5
1% Jan
1,200
-
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8%
*
8
15 ¥2
15%
"5
15%
J
Co
Apr
Jan
5% May
20%>May
9,700
3%
15%
14%
■
Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Incorporated
Basic
41i
Feb
Central Maine Power Co—
Coro Inc
shares..
Ltd
3%
*
1
Materials Corp
Cpok Paint & Varnish Co
Cooper-Jarrett Inc,
A
industries
3% Jan
14,3.00
y 20,200
13,500
3
3
15%
1
Corp
Continental
Bailey & Selburn Oil 6s Gas-
p
-~~2
-
1
Corp
Central Illinois Secur Corp:
Ccuxv
"4A
20 ¥4 May
5,y
10
-1
Co
&
of
Instruments
Cenco
Continental Industries
Baker
-
/High
33% May
25% Jan
.
common
Corp
(A
CatSlin
Low
3%
.
T
Range Since Jan. 1
300
33
2s 6d
1
dep rets B ord
Co common.
(J W)
Products
Casco
Sales
.4%
4
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
High
32%
6 V»7o
Canadian Atlantic Oil
'
130
104
102
—•
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Audio
Cement Co Ltd
I
__
Canada Southern
15% Jan
6,400
800
12%
.
90
84% Jan
5% Apr
52
Jan
100
88
5% Apr
1%
.4.71
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Jan
May
4% May
8
Co 6%
Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated
—3
Amur ex Oil Company class A
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—
20o
Anchor Post Products
—2
shares
3% Mar
3%
2% Apr
2,800
8%
87
American
"A"
Jan
2
4,500
.100
500
Co
American Beverage common
American
""3"% "4
1%
Paper
Aluminum
American
2%
23% May
4% May
5% Apr
stock_l
Corp
—
of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred
U>0
Aluminum Industries common
—•
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd_15
Allied
2.900
49,300
2,900
9%
—-10
Co Inc
Control
20
Feb
2% Apr
2% Jan
100
4%
3%
2%
15% Jan
Alles & Fisher common—
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
6%% convertible preferred
Allied
22%
3%
Low
Par
.
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
High
Canada
4%
3¥2
Last
STOCKS
American
Week's
Friday
JUNE 6
Since Jan. 1
Low
High
22%
.100
All
Range
Shares
of Price#
Low
Fai
Algemene Kunstzljde N V—
Amer dep rets Amor sha
Americas Engineering Oo.
Rang*
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Sales
for Week
Week's
.
30%
250
25
Jan
30 ¥4 Mar
5j7$
515
17,300
4
Feb
6¥a Mar
E
States
Corp
$7 preferred series A_.
$6 preferred series B
6,000
3%
2%
Jan
;
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Eastern Malleable Iron—;
Eastern
1 3
¥2
1
1
•
*
34%1
18%
34
-
18 ¥4
150
' 34%
1,900
18%
170
170
159
159
-
35% Mar
30 ¥4
Jan
13 ¥4
Jan
19
-May
142% Jan
155
Feb
159
Jun
25
25
135
Jan
Number 5749
187
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
;.vr.
EXCHANGE
AMtRIC>tN STOCK
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
tirlnan
luktM*
nr—-
.
-1
wl'common—5
Elder Mines Limited
Snare
Bond &
Electric
Electrographie, Corp common-——1
Electronic Communications Inc——_1
Corp
-v
America————1
of
Electronics
El-Tronics
Inc.—
5c
——
.
—-—20c
5% pfd—4®®
Corp—————*—1
common———_—10c
Millwork
t
Equity Corp
$2 convertible
Erie
Forge &
6%
preferred—EE.—•*---1
Steel Corp common—,—1.
1st
cum
preferred———10
Ero Manufacturing Co
Esquire
Corporation
Eureka
Pipe Line
.,1"
Inc—-,———
Eureka
'7,%
11 .
%
—ft
11%
v %
—;
Ltd——SI or 25c
9
Jan
lft May
Jan
.
20,000
Industrial
Insurance Co
300
,
„
13% Mar
10
13% Feb
International
7%
Jan
International
3%
Feb
International
Jan
18.900
6%
Jan
10.300
1%
Jan
10V8
Feb
xl3% Jun
92
Jan
101
8,300
40
8%
"... 38,600
2%
33%
Jan
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
oT»
Jan
1,900
\r.
1.000
500
11%
7
41% Mar
7% May
,.
11% May
7% Jun
,
14% Mar
Jan
■
•
26.300-
ft
s7a
Mar
14% May
3% Mar
Jan
750
2,500
'
Jan
13,100
Apr
%
.
Jan
9
Apr
12
Jan
15
May
Oil
Company,,
Royalty—.!
Investors
Iowa
Public Service Co
Fireman
Iron
Israel-American
Glass
Jeannette
,1
12% '
12% 12%
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—rr-l
24
.' 24
24%
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates— ft'-,.,.
Common shs of beneficial int
_1
1J5%
15,'
15 !4
$2 preferred
—.——:
,,30 v :— : ftft. % ft.
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—;—T„1
1% „
1%
1ft
Fargo Oils Ltd——
.—
--*1
7
-■
.6% ;7%.
Felmont Petroleum Carp
,^1
: 7% ft: 7% . 7%
Financial General Corp
10o
,x6%~.*6%
6%
Firth. Sterling Inc,———~
2.50 .; - 7% ft 7.%,. • 8
Fishman (M H» Co .Inc
—-I.
,
10 1
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ip
10
r. •; Flying Tiger-Line Inc
.
—-—1 ft.' 7%
' 6%
7%
Ford Motor of Canada—./■">'
■
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* ft 83
v 81 %
83
Class B voting—
,*
83
v 80
83
6,300
(Max-i & Co class A
Factor
Jan
.
300
26% Mar
Kaiser
28
_.
1% Feb
Jan
7% May
Katz Drug Company
6%
Jan
7% May
Kawecki Chemical Co
5% Jan
4.200
7.
Feb
7
Apr
•9% Jan
9%
Jan
10% May
6% Apr
% 4,900
8% Feb
100
15,000
.
,
..
,
450
68
Jan
83
May
7 7; so
67
Jan
83
Jun
'
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Fresnillo
Fuller:
■
ft
.
ft-
60,600
£1 v> 55s
5ft ■ 5 ft
—£.25 'ft13a, ft". . 1% » 1 %
Company—,,.—T—1 .'ft .6% j 1 6
6%
Co,
:
5
J9!a
.19:,i. 20'a
dep rets ord reg
Brewing Co
American
Fox
ft.
ft.
Motor Co Ltd^—
Ford
(The)
A)
(Geo
Kansas
1% Jan
SVa
-
4%
4,800
Feb
5\l Jun
Mar
„-2
IV4 Jan
.
-
Co
Power
Gatineau
1
*
100
—1
—
common
preferred
5%
Gellman
Mfg Co common
Acceptance Corp warrants,—
General
Co—
General
Alloys
General
Builders
Corp
Co Ltd—
General Electilc
Klein
Jan
7
Feb
20%
Jun
Knox
15%
1
17»/4
13
V.
:
r
•i
>■
•;
Manufacturing
Gorham
Grand Rapids
Great
Amer
4
r-%
—5
&. Pacific Tea—
.
Oil & Chemical Co
Financial Co,
Great-Western Producers Inc
65E-preferred scries A—,.
Western
Great
Gridoih Freehold
Griesedieek
—:
Company—
States
Gypsum Lime.
!'
*
,
'
■
2%
,
,
,
:
&
B American
■■■■'
Hastings Mfg
Hecla
Mining
.
Co
'
5'%% pfd—
iOO
4%
preferred,——
100
Henery Holt & Co common—.
1
Hercules Gabon Products Inc
10c
Hereld Radio & Electronics
—25c
IDevi-Duty Electric Co
——5
Higbie Mfg Co common
,1
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common—
—1
Class A
_4—
2.50
Hofmann Industries Inc—,
;
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines,,*.
5
Holly Corporation
_—60c
1
*
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co coirunon
Home Oil Co Ltd .class: A—
*
(Geo A) & Co,
Horn & Hardart Baking Co_
Hormel
5%
Oil &
Humble
Hurd
1 ,v 36
' * 7%
"*; 24a4
Lock
&
Hydro-Electric
Inc
9
May
9% Jan
9%
12%
Jan
1%
7,000
6% Mar
3,300
'% Jan
% May
7,00
16% Jan
21% Apr
;■"«
300
'77
21
990
'
Jan
4jV
10
775
2% May
Jan
320
May
133
Feb
1%
21,000
/
4,200
50'
44
Feb
3
Jan
21% May
8% Jan
"700
Jan
6%
"
100
Jan
37% Jan
2% Feb
-300
5,30-J
1% -Jun
18 '
4.900
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
"
9
18%
f
5% Jan
10
May
20% May
Feb
44,600
2% Apr
3% May
4,700
4% Mar
8% May
97%
74
7.4.
20%
,
•
.
;
20%
21%
x4%
2
i 20
4%
2%
•
4%
2%
20
,
:
,
7a4
2%
2!-s
Refining
u
Manufacturing Co,
Securities-
Hydrometals Inc
,
;
Hygrade Food Products-
25% May
500
Jan
7
250
56
'
' :
2.600
7,800
6,600
2.400
50%
6% Jan
4% May
39%
Jun
8%
Jan
Jun
Mar
4%
Jan
Mar
2
18% Apr
6% Feb
2%
Feb
7% May
2
-
20%
Jan
Jan
% Mar
2%
25
Jan
May
8 % May
2%
Jan
10%
Jan
3%
Feb
24j/8 May
1% Jan
130
140
35
5%
5%
11%
18%
12%
19%
.
:
i
-
American
Industries—
dep rets ord reg_^
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada! capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Go Brit & Ireiand__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd„ 100
For
footnotes
see
page
35.
4 ,'<(
45%
14%
4 ,«r
x42%
"
14%
.
—
Jan
19% Mar
28%
89'/4
56
Mar
115% Jan
130
Apr
35
Jun
May
51
200
43% Jan
53
4,200
41 %
Feb
54%
600
4%
Jan
Jan
7
May
11% May
54% Mar
Jan
13
5.100
7%
Jan
13% May
19%
2,500
15 %
Feb
19% Mar
Corp,
—
ft Jan
Jan
4
2ft Mar
Feb
113
.
4
,'j May
4% May
Jun
39%
Feb
46
13
Jan
14% May
84%
Jan
9%
7,700
.5%
•
24%
'"1,500
•24%
"3,600
18% Jan
20% May
10%
600
:■
12%
■
3ya
3%
,
"*
%"
7 %
10%
10%
15%
15j/4
16
1%
"-5% "5%
5%
6
13
7%
5 '/a
Jun
200
15%
155,it
1,700
20%
600
12'%
50(1
x9% Feb
9
Jan
4% Jan
3
50,100
2,800
3,200
39
40
260
6
16
5
1%,
1
600
6
300
225
Ian
May
3% May
1%
V/z Jan
60O
1%
1
12
200
48%
14,200
25%
25%
26%
200
25%
Jan
8%
8:;a
9 y4
1,900
7%
Apr
8-%
8%
100
9
9a,H
2,475
Feb
1%
Feb
12%
47%
Jan
6
15% May
Jan
12%
S
13%
45 Va
13% Jan
3ya
47%
——1
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co
.—30C
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
—2.50
Lunkenheimer (The) Co——
Jan
9% Jan
16
Jun
l37/a Apr
10
Apr
7% Jun
3% May
,
3%
Jan
27
2]A Jan
11% Jan
Jan:
30
15
3%
10
(The) Co
7 Va
6
7ya
15%
4% Apr
Jan
13%
„
3D
X
5% May
119"% May
"2%
—1
cumulative preferred
Steel Chain
3,600
12% xl3
6%
Jan
5V4 Apr
Jan
5%
12%
—50C
———3
Jan
2Yz
7% May
17% Mar
3%
5 !u
MA,
—25C
5% May
12
4% Jan
4%
—5
—
Mar
15% May
Va
5
11%
,5
Apr
17% May
*18
3% Jan
10% Jan
2
May
3% Jan
20
15%
5
11%
12y4 Mar
5'%
10
Realty
Lodge & Shipley
_4%
1
May
4% Jan
% Jan
Jan
3
9% Feb
300
5%
Jan
2
"
,
200
1
Feb
3%
2% May
1% Jan
600
7
pesos
1
Mar
2
Jan
1% Feb
300
class A——
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc.
Liberty Fabrics of N Y——
Locke
11
1,000
common
Inc
10% Jan
16% Jan
2%
1
25% Jan
,
12% Apr
12% Jun
300
11 %
Foundry Corp
—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston Industries Inc—
La Salle Extension University.
Lear
300'
Jun
24 Va.
9% Jan
2ya
Lakey
100
'
llVa
—-75
10% Jan
sy* Jun
May
:
Jan
23%
22%
7.50
Apparel Inc
Gonsolidada S A
Lake .Shores Mines Ltd
La
Lccourt
'
95
—33%c
—
L'Aiglon
7% Jan
2% Feb
13,000
X10V4
10*
1
—
14% Jan
May
49
37% Jan
33
Feb
xl0!A Feb
Lynch Corp.—,
w
Publications Inc
Macfadden
Mack
warrants—.
—10c
Sporting Goods——,—
9%
Truck Inc
Mages
.—500
—7
—5
Rubber Co,_
International Marine
Co Ltd-,—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Mansfield Tire &
200
%
ft
6%
5%
6%;
2,000
6% May
20% May
4!2
20%
14%
55%
2,400
13% Jan
55%
55%
10
30% Jan
17%
19%
7,600
13% Jan
14 Va
14%
311
£1
,*
-3
Communication
Industries
Inc
—
28%
29
36%
50
43% Jan
40
Feb
53% May
4% Jan
6% May
5%
5%
5%
4,400
9%
100
52
Mar
33
Jan
8
1,200
7,000
24%, Jan
3,600
3.300
xl 5% May
15
May
15%
17%
17'A
18%
3%
3%
100
1%
1%
400
10%
5
50c
22% Jan
36
.; %
16
10%
700
9%
7% Jan
13% Mar
13
,.
>
May
14% Apr
300
10
3y« Mar
1% Jan
8% Jan
9
Mar
Jun
29
9% May
ft
4) Jan
16
—
Mar
36% May
19
Feb
May
19
4%
Jan
1% Apr
10% May
10% Mar
12% Jun
12'A
12-%
63,000
8'% Jan
10%
10,r!a
50
10% Feb
Xl3%
11%
14 %
43,900
7% Jan
24%
22%
24%
5,100
1,300
20Vz Jan
4% Mar
5% Jun
400
33
Jan
9% Jan
xl2% May
12%
5%
5%
33%
5%
33%
1,500
May
12
14% Jun
24% Jun
33% Mar
11%
.12'A;
22%
22%
500
17% Jan
22% Jun
16%
1%
16%
16 3 <1
5,500
12% Jan
16% May
1%
l'A
28%
23 %
28%
12%
100 y» Jan
Jan
7.000
•
63.300
16
104
Apr
1%
Peb
Feb
28% Jun
13% Jun
13%
10%
13%
27,000
6
Feb
91
91%
600
87
Mar
92
Feb
91
94% Feb
300
92
; Jan
—
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
preferred series
4.50% preferred series C—
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
Mt Clemens Metal Products
cum
100
B—100
100
80% Feb
161% 161%
44% 44%
H%
126% 127'A
10%
11
126%
'
5/a
•5a
%
75
100
2
2
1
cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc———,—2,50
Mountain States Tel & Tel—,
100
40
Jan
2'lVz o«*n
157
May
304% May
600
650
1,400
/4
vujX
Apr
2%
Jan
3% Feb
0
pfd—*
A
6%
3%
Feb
2
May
112% Jan
% Jan
10
Ik-*
13% Feb
127% Jun
% Apr
26
26%
28% May
27 %
1,800
1,000
20% Apr
26
21 ya
Jan
6%
6%
700
6%
Jan
27% May
7
Feb
25 ya
25%
200
18y2 Jan
3%
3%
800
2'A Jan
15'A
16%
800
13% Apr
.,10
.—1
2%
2%
2,600
1,500
—1
——
Corporation,
—,——-1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
26
Murphy
Company
53%
2,700
3,1S
34
4%%
Muntz TV Inc.
21,000
9%
52%
Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—0
Mid-West Abrasive.,
r——
50c
4.80%
QY» May
1,800
5,600
Middle States
Warrants
*
8%
11%
36%
*
>
1
Menasco Mfg Co-.—,
—1
Merchants Refrigerating Co..
—1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
—1
Mesabi Iron Co.,
—.—
,-1
Metal & Thermit Corp——,
5
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co——1
Michigan Sugar Co common
,-1
6%
preferred
—
-10
Micromatic Hone (Corp
1
Piping Co
—
Wohl Co common.,—,
34# Jan
,
8%
10%
2834
(A G)&
Midwest
Jan
25% Jan
,69% May
19% May
8%
Co eommon.
Mead Johnson & Co.
McKee
,
Jan
6
v
xlQ%
1
(J W) Inc common—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Mays
% Jan
Jan
15% Jan
19%
Marconi
Maule
9Va Jan
10% May
ft Apr
4,000
20%
8ya Jan
8'A Feb
,
18
1
•
10
50c
common
n
Nachman
:
Corp.—
Inc
Napco Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Namm-Loeser's
3%
25%
4
Jpn
May
Milling
Co
National Bellas Hess
National Brewing Co
common
(Mich)
National Casket Company
Apr
91% May
National
Rubber
Machinery
16% Jun
3% Feb
10
Jan
6%
5,400
5
Apr
—3
7%
7® a
6%
3%
3%
3
Jan
3%
10,600
1
3% May
2
Ian
23V2
22%
23%
1,250
16
16Va
200
.—1
—5
__1
1%
Aft
2
12,400
9-!a
.,,2
9%
100
13%
1,400
1
13%
13 Vz
.,10
18%
16%
19%
3,000
27%
27 %
27%
400
1
8
8%
20,700
3%
3 3 ii
200
Jun
23% Jun
17
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
11% May
1%
Jan
9
2%
Feb
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
12%
Apr
15% May
13
Apr
26% Apr
Apr
5% Apr
3% Apr
21%
1%
Jan
11%
10%
.25c
Starch Products common
*
National Steel Car Ltd
.10c
National Telefilm Associates
1
National Transit common
National
Apr
Apr
7%
National Electric Weld Machines—
—1
National Mfg & Stores common
Presto
2%
6%
6%
—1
&
Petroleum Ltd—!
Industries Inc
National Research Corp
50
3%
3%
1
(The)- Forge Co——
Krueger Brewing Co—
National
89%
8%
1%
Stores—,,
19% May
Jan
5% Feb
39%
Apr
Jun
Feb
102
400
9,900
2 V.
,1
class A,
Corp
20% May
14%
17
Jan
8.100
400
2%
,1
——20c
—
Muskogee Co common
Jan
14'2
Jan
1
2% Apr
3%
2%,
1,600
2,500
4,500'
3,100
Muter
96
46
15 Ya Mar
% May
2
Jun
27
2,600
9,300
£
2%;
39%
270
4^
I
%
1%
20% May
Jan
-
I
8,800
,1.25
--
National
Imperial Chemical
13% Jun
13%
1%
14%
4,800
6%
Jan
4.600
Feb
99%
•,
3% Jan
6,100
8
1,000
3%
8%
53
Apr
1,000
Apr
31% Jan
2%
50%
•
51%
99%
Jan
6,400
32'%
98%
50%
35.
2%
30%. Jan
80
250
.
Feb
22% Apr
5% Jan
6,500
128
Apr
1%
16% Jan
19%
:
May
4%
Jan
67% Jan
19%
28 %
u
3 V»
Jan
10
800
Jan
2%
2%
convertible preferred—
,50
Mining Corp of Canada—.———,-0
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro
Aluminum Company—,
10c
Missouri Public Service common—,_1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Qorp of America
1
600
100
8%
3,400
12%
Miller
97%
500
1,800
3 Va
2%
Jun
28% Jan
700
14%
12%
24
Jun
Jan
20,800
39%
8% Mar
Feb
2.500
80% May
74% Feb
150
80
13%
24
3%
86
1,000
Feb
Xl0%
—^
67%
24
4,500
Apr
2%
Jan
'•
Apr
2% Mar
130
2,100
10 %
Jan
3%
8%
Jan
i
2%
2,050
19%
' 2%
:
—
18%
31% Mar
2%
1,500
'
!
Jan
10% May
18% Feb
1%
500
4,000
19%
*
12% Jan
700
7%
2%
19%
5
2,200
24%
j%
2%
39%
18'%
,*
2.50
5
5% Mar
7%
2%
,
■],!
21%
8!'a
2%
2%
1% Jan
4,400
23%
;
r
2% '
24
28%
:_5
common
25,000
9.100
Jan
2
}f"
May
123% Jan
241
-
Jan
7%
1,700
2,500
2%
7% Feb
8
1% Mar
160
4%
3,100
2%
4
J2%
—
May
x25
Jan
Jan
•
5
4,100
7?i'
Jan
10ya
10%
4%
(I
Jun
3
Apr
5^a Mar
800
Jan
49 y« May
,
2%
12%
19% Jan
15% May
1,000
Jun
17% Jan
Xl4% Feb
200
8%
253«
90
18
18%
26
_*
100
Hardart common......;
(Harvey)
7% Mar
i
7% Feb
7% Apr
,
4,300
3,500
,i
4
39*%
-..ral, :
• ;• jj.%
—
,
preferred
Hubbell
Jan
6% Mar
'f?" aiT;
—
10
*
15
Ball & Bearing Co
Horder'a Inc
Horn &
4 ft
100
8
-•
Class B
Hooyer
7% May
—
<W E) & Co
Heller
Jun
.
—~10c
,
4
*
39%
——25c
'
8%
common——,'24%
Rubenstein
Helena
Apr
101
,
6%
'.•«
Hawl Bishop Inc——
■
107
Jan
93%
4,200
:
*
,5
,
—2
Co—;———
Corp
Jan
Feb
100
2% * ; 2%
2!i
' 1(1
v ;
9% 10%
17 %
17;
17a«
- 26T« 7 ; 26 !a *27
\ bV4 *: ' 8%
8%
—
01
61 %
3%
3!h
3%
3 f\ : 3.
3!«
Lithographing Co———-10c
Havana
Jun
">
Machine Co
Hathaway Industries Inc_J_'
Hazeltine
lVs
-y^
Light——"——25
Investors Inc
—1
Harvard
.
Feb
24%
% May
17% Jan
150
3%
; 3^!'<
>
ivv
7% w
Electric
Hartford
,
18%
*
V.20.%- 20%
3%
.
10c
Ball Lamp Co
—————2
Ifarhor Plywood Corp——
i—1
Ilarnischfeger Corp
;—
/
10
Ilartfield Stores Iuc_
——,1
H
4aa .••*/-<!'/a
^
10 /
„
11% Jan
9,400
15,100
2%
.2
.
45% Mar
19% May
6
> ,r'-
II
•
.
x29% May
16% May
21,400
"
—
•*■■■•<
-■
>
~
-
& Alabast'ine—
7 '■
5ft Jan
700
305
50c
__.——
Apr
26'
24%
4v.
E
Land & Industries—
Common
/
4%
1,600
7%;m-, .-Wk^ 7a-t
' ,.}.■■■
Grocery Stores Products common-,—5
Guild Films Company Inc——JOc
Gulf
25
.
.
,9c
1
Leases—
Jan
'
-i^30%-•>*; 20%. 20%
—50c
...-7% - 79*.
Hydraulics—->1——i-
Greer
Feb
12
100
305 E 310
131%
129 % 134%
1%
l%.-;~ 1%
jl%
4-1 >:•••,■ 41% -e - 40r
44%
60c
'r-^M ' 2!».4 f2%'
1%. 1st preferred-———,—4
Great Lakes
16%
17-7JE
4 ;
0
100
Non-voting common stock——
-
Jan
% May
16% May
3
Jan
8%
31 >4
10c
Industries Inc,—4
Great Atlantic
V
May
.
19 '/o May
•.
„
;
common
yarnisli-
Gray Manufacturing Go—
1%
77,800
4^
4^
31!4 33
16'4 16%
General
17air 18:,«
SGseneral Stores corporation
1
%ya- » »-7i,
i«/»
General Transistor Corp„_—
.25c
19% >> 18% 20%
Georgia Power $5 preferred—,——_a
:^
•
$4.60
preferred—
—
"
—
100:,'t 101
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines—
1: ;
6%
6'%
6ta
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16
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3
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,
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107
.
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5
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8%
.
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Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
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—
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38,800
49
47%
11% Mar
18y4 Feb
2%
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Ltd—
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300
,—,10c
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Kin-Ark
4,500
q
1
18%
ft
—,
Kennedy's Inc——
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-
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(Del)
Co
Kawneer
5,100
.
Jan
%
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9,900
,
10%
;
13%
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17,400
:
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2,300
3
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31,900
.
8
90%
11%
K
May
.
.
Jun
3,450
10%
79%
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26
'
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.
.
3 Ya May
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3%
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Israel-Mediterranean
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700
10 %
2%
—,1
—
1,300
1%
48%
/
1
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3%
18 %
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—
2%
11%
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12 V2 Mar
107%
International Resistance Co
In lex
1,200
1%
Products—
International
Apr
15%
Jan
9
ft—.ftft
common————,,10
Jun
31%
20
14%
2%
50c
25c
of North America
5
Breweries Inc
,„1
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Industrial Hardware
11% Feb
LOW
High
14%
1
Inc
Mfg Co
Plywood Co Inc,,
Enterprises
Industrial
100
7%
,
Feb
Jan
:%
27%
8,(00
Jan.1
High
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
6%
1,900
ft
31%,./ x30% ,31%
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13% .13 V*
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Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric
/..Empire
•
8%
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Exchange
American Slock
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
JUNE 6
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
ft 8%
r 'I'M
8%
Corporation class A
Edo
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
LoW
FOR
for Week
Range
Par
RANGE
Sales
Week's
A
19% Jun
31 Va Mar
24
May
9 Va Mav
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Friday
Itauge
STOCKS
Low
Par
Electric Corp—-
Union
National
5
Neptune Meter common
—
Nestle-Le Mur Co common—
New
New
York
Auction
3 %
%
hi
8,300
ft
Jan
1% Jun
2174
20%
21 Va
4,500
18%
Jan
22%
Feb
13%
12
14 Ve
9,600
7 Va
Jan
14 Va
Jun
1ft
12,000
12
Jan
'
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American Royalties
Nortli
RR
Penn
Nuclear
Seeburg
(The)-Corp
Jan
Seeman
Bros
2
Jun
Sentry Corp
4 Va
Jan
6% May
21,600
-
11,400
800
Apr
5
2%
Apr
6% Jan
1,300
5% Apr
7%' Apr
.
800
4%
4%
4
4
ft
9,100
10,100
72
Jan
96
1)4,100
2% Apr
213
56,300
lift Apr
1% > 174
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
lVa
Apr
lVa
Jan
4,100
6.300
-
'
1%
17a
-
A——
^4%.
Silver
B
5
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Ogden
Corp
common
Ohio Power 474%
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.:
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62
200
200
,
55
157*
4
Jan
155 %
155%
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40
Jan
57
400
11
Jan
15% May
Apr
3% Jan
15%-
3%
37*
12 Va
7% Jan
197 a
45%
45%
467a
"2%
2 V*
27a
1,600
274
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Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st nfd
5',a % 1st. preferred
5% 1st preferred
25
33*4
33
33%
29%
29%
31% Mar
1,000
'
33% Apr
30%
Apr
Soss
Jan
South
Coast Corp
27
Jan
South
Penn
27%
Jan
Southern California
24% Feb
23 V* Apr
26%
Jan
24%
Jun
22%
Jan
23% Jan
4.70%
300
26%
26'A
26%
1,500
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25
.26 Va
26%
26Va
1,800
26
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25%
200
24
24%
1,200
4.80%
4.50%
redeemable
redeemable
1st preferred
Pacific,
redeemable
25
25
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend cum preferred
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
&
•
Page-Herscy Tubes
Petroleum
Oil
Fantepec Oil
Park Chemical
Parkor
Pen
Class
Penn
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Corp
*
t
\
1%
474
300
6
5%
5
14 V*
Feb
16 Va
Jan
7 V*
Jan
4%
Feb
6
May
Standard
200
7
5%
500
6
Jan
7
Mar
Standard
J*n
Standard
Jun
56 Va May
Standard
Shares Inc
16 Va
Apr
19
Jan
Standard-Thomson
Apr
li
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1%
13>8
13%
13%
50
Feb
Stanrock
5%
5-%
5%
2,300
5 Va
Jan
F.%
Feb
2
2%
1,400
1%
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2%
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1
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•
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25 Va
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Colorado—I
3
5
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•
59% Apr
674 Jan
Apr
6%
2
700
1%
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25%
Jun
Jan
55%
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11% May
64% Jun
2V4 Mar
3Ii May
64%
3%
25 Va
64%
53%
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27%
V*
-
~7%
25
3,500
48
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27%
1,800
18
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ft
1,500
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7%
7
600
28,200
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-
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2
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54
:
Jun
31% May
100
11%
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9%
1,300
7%
Feb
9 Va
800
8%
Jan
.92%
275
15 Va
29%
X8B
900
28
5,300
Stetson
Stone
Stroock
15%
Feb
29%
Jun
-IIIIII*
574
800
.
,
4
IS- May
6Va
Jan
Rapid-American Corp—
1
Reis
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
,
10,300
17%
1,150
51
54%
2,300
8 Va
8%
3,400
18%
18%
100
17
Jan
16%
16%
16%
100
16 V*
Feb
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%
50c
Co
10
%
800
%
1J
23,900
39 7 'H
40%
700
10
40
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Rokeach
(I) Ac Sons
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American den
Roosevelt
Russeks
Field
Fifth
May
18
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
8%
8%
5,400
7%
Jan
6%
8,800
4%
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9% May
6% Apr
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1%
4,300
%
Jan
1%
Jan
lVa
2%
3,000
1%
Jun
3
Jan
874
8
8%
800
8
Jun
1074 Mar
3%
3
374
8,200
2%
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240
82 Va
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1
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page
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3
1
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35
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13,300
1074
1074
1074
600
11%
11%
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3,400
—
3
May
3%
3
274
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Jan
147b
--
374
3%
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1,700
2%
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2,900
2274
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5%
920
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2%
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374
3,600
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54
53
55
1,200
45%
10%
10
107*
1,000
18%
19
9% Apr
15Va Jail
2,400
-
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56% May
1274 Jan
.
•
19
May
3% Jan
2%
2%
300
2%
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4%
4%
100
474
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6%
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Jun
3
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274
274
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774
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100
1
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•
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5
5
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13
12
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3274
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27%
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15
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600
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62% Jun
.
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13
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13% May
775
.
14%
14%
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.
500
1 %
15
300
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1%
7,300
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15%
5,700
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15
1674
4,900
34
-
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87a
Apr
2 74 May
18% May
..
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18
3,050
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14
Jan
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15% Apr
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.
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33%.
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\
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•
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11
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1.
474
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1
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3%
3%
2,700
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374
3%
1,300
2% Mar
37a May
400
13'4 Jan
16% May
1,400
12% Feb
4% May
.
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Inc
Class
class
B
A
common
common—
cumulative preferred
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9
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16V'a
15%
-
16
10
7
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Oil
Calgary
Chemical
-
4
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163a
16
39%
3%
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70c convertible preferred
Thriftimart
Tilo
i
Inc
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—
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37a
2%
2 ,a
5,200
2
Apr
45,300
1
%
99 /*
21%
43%
1
6%
May
O
Mar
4174 May
5% May
2% Jan
Jan
2%
Jun
'
5,400
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25
967 a
Jan
2.600
12,000
19% May
38% Jan
6,000
6/a Jan
4
37800
6,900
19%
147s
700
600
14 May
101
May
25% Mar
46% Feb
1% Feb
Jan
7
Feb
207e Jan
x27
Jun
-
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
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Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
14V»
147a
Jan
257-2
10%
Jan
1574 May
6%
—
1
Inc
;
3474 Jan
67b
x25% X27
24% 25%
6%
10
25o
1
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•
16
Jan
5 /*
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4,500
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18
10c
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100
9,900
19%
.
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42%
99
.
7%
41%
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—
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Corp
Feb
200
2
Jan
2,000
98
Jan
475
88 V*
Jan
Jun
Tobacco
Amer
Trans
Rights
Trans
Oil
Cuba
class
Co
2,^
—
& Cable
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2
378
2%
1,400
1%
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37b
—
4%
300
2%
Jan
10%
1,100
9%
Jan
3%
44,900
2 %
Jan
u:
12,200
72,700
774 May
2U May
129
May
96
Jan
2% May
47b May
12
Jan
10
3%
3a
10
30c
1
•
100
3Va
20 7'a
20
20Va
600
18%
Feb
20% Jan
23%
217 b
23%
59,600
13%
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237a
17
17
177a
1,700
15%
Apr
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issued)
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Co
4
warrants
10
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Trunz
2^
115
122
91% 93
7b
A
Lux Corp
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•
—
122
Tohopah Mining of Nevada
1
Towrer Acceptance Corp class A—
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cent Industries Inc
1
4
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374
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tA May
Jan
Jun
1% Jan
4%
Xl8
Jan
Jun
May
29 74 Mar
•
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Jun
274
3
700
10% Mar
22% Mar
..
7 V*
77b
7%
1,400
77a
85 Va
6%
857a
71b
86
15,900
175
8%
207a
8%
207a
30%
Jan
74 May
874
Jan
77
Jun
6
Jan
3074
.
Mar
1174
2-%
'
7
Jan
4%
4%
—
4%
10% May
274 Jan
29%
30
1374 May
6% Jun
1274 May
4% Jan
10
13 7B
5
1—
Triangle
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson Ac Haynes common
For
1
Mar
100
Raceway Inc
(The
Feb
-5%
Roxbury Carpet Company_.ilII
1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
IIIIII*
Russell
9 V*
8%
2 74
Apr
13%
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Feb
5%
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13%
%
1
pfd P
5% Jan
2%
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1
Inc
Mar
2,600
.
1%
1965
26
774
.
1
distribution
to Jan 3
Jan
774
f,f
1
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Feb
7
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2%
2-^a
19% May
17% Jan
Jan
5% May
3% Apr
340
20c
1
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Vtc extended
Roosevelt
%
aft
2% Feb
67-» May
4% Mar
4,901
Co
25o
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd——
Thew Shovel Co common
5
54% Jun
6% Mar
Jan
4% Jan
9%
19%
Jan
1
■
Mining Co
Ex-liquidatlng
45%
1%
1,000
23%
9
18% Jun
Jan
8%
Ridgeway Corp—
Rio Grande
11
16 Va May
18%
Petroleums Ltd
Rico Argentine
.
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Rlchwell
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17%
54
20
Oil Corp
Insurance
17%
17%
10
convertible preferred
Pump Co
(Robert) As Co
18
10
Feb
Jun
1,300
1
Texas
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
..
874 Mar
73
22,800
25c
Texam
R
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common.
Tampa Electric Co common
412
Feb
2374
*
Co
12
May
Feb
95
Jan
16% Mar
Q
$1.25
&
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4%
1
5
6
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Corp
Container Corp——
(Hugo)
Stop & Shop Inc.:
•
Quebec Lithium Corp..
Quebec Power Co
2Va
67b
4%
common,!
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Stinnes
14% May
May
13%
1%
6%
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50C
—25c
common
97a May
15
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1%
67 b
4%
16%
9% May
9%
91V*
15 Va
14 V*
8 Va
100
900
6V2
73
67%
62 Va
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23% May
3% Jan
2% Jan
9% Jan
60 3 a
Co
2174 Mar
500
14%
&
Apr
24% Jan
100
15
(A)
4874
23% Apr
500
6Va
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May
52 74 Apr
Jan
37*
62
Parts
26
2l'4t Mar
11%
1
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56%. Apr
2674 Jan
Mar
42
May
36% May
Jan
22%
3
1
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18-
25% May
45'% Jan
1,300
23% x24 Va
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14 V*
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500
22 Va
1
1
1
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7%
48
Jun
674 Mar
'«•»»•,
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Sterling Aluminum Products common.6
Sterling Brewers Inc..
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Sterling Precision. Corp (Del)
10c
26 V* Mar
Jan
47%
*
5
*
Stein
Jan
900
1 Va
'18%
2,500
Steel Co of Cunada ordinary
.
25
26 Va
26
.
Jan
7%
:
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50
2 Va
common
Enterprises Inc
31
40
253*
Jan
.
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561
a
6
47a May,
12% Jan
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36
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5 7
,
400
Statham instruments Inc
;
Apr
100
3'A
27%
50c
2.70Q
17
25%
—
Corp
(The) Corp
convertible preferred.
17,700
5%
474
23%
-1
class
Uranium Mines
Statecourt
Apr
llii May
78% Jan
1%
2474
100
com
common
9
9%
Jail
100
>
loc
—I
400
1
25%
•
1
1,350
6
Jan
6V2 Mar
•
8%
1%
20c
2.50
4
-
1%
II—1
;
70 Va
16
Jan
25 Va
25c
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4,600
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11.10
11
2,200
114
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400
9%
1 Va
70
7%
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8%
Is,3
*
;
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16%
73
Starrett
1
3% Jan
27% Feb
25
2a
Corp—3
2
Standard Tube
6% May
4% Jan
1% Feb
48
—
47
700
37 a- Apr
.
3% Feb
26 Vo
-5
Forgings Corp
Oil (Ky)
Products Co
Jun
4074 Apr
3,300
257b
$1.60
2,000
Va
HO-
j
;
2,300
56
Dredging Corp common—--1
convertible preferred—
20
Standard Financial Corp
1
Apr
Mar
327a Jan
47's
35%
Standard
15% May
95
256
3,900
Feb
May
22-:!4. Jun
1
2 74
7%
warrants.
Rand Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc..
33
15
Jan :
374
57*
1
—1
Sperry
Mar
5
Jan
Jan
14
1,700
6%
"7
474
100
474
1%
Jan
117a
16% Mar
2
17
2o
Ja
—2a
Corp
Shoe
Spencer
10V» Feb
/
t
27% Feb
^
Spear & Company
Jan
1,300
;
•
.
7,900
Va
5
474%
cumulative preferred
Pugefc Sound Pulp As Timber
\
1%
6% May
.
18%
Dome Mines Ltd
Pylc-National Co
Jun
1 Va
17 a
29% Jun
Feb
74
56 Va
Col
of
4%
7,400
74
;
"4
common.—
Gas
200
8,000
ft
6
Vf»v; 1
28 Va May
29%
6 V*
29%
7. t;
10 pesos
Progress Mfg Co Inc__.
Prophet (The) Company..
Service
Mar
4.08%
Southern
18 V*
Prentice-IIall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America.'
Public
Jan
102
15
-
Providence
21
Jan
14Va
Powdrell As Alexander common—.2.50
Power Corp of Canada common
__*•
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
1
East
Apr
91 %
Apr
55
Inc
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class A
Preston
16'A
175
14%
l
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
Lambert
58,900
102
Jun
Va
2
56
Industries Inc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
As
19%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
California Petroleum
Southern Materials Go Inc
Southern
Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co..—
4.24%
May
93%
1% Mar
18 V*
Pierce
Pratt
Jan
14%
2.50
Porto Rico Telephone
Feb
86%
2,400
2
-
Corp
Pneumatic Scale
107'A
20
2%
~6
•
2.50
Electronics
Aircraft
120
2,200
94%
2 V*
l
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co—
Piasccki
118 'A
93:%
Jan
3% Jan
*•>
cumulative preferred
2
Minerals
&
4.32%
2
Corp
Oils
Apr
1
A
Co.
Circle
Peruvian
101
_•
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepporell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Perfect
Jan
~274
shares—1 Bol
Canada Ltd
Traffic
95%
117
118 V*
vtc—2Bol
(
of
80
18
B
Patino
4.48%
101
—
(C A)
Amer
Parkers burg-A e tna
4.56%
Apr
19%
lc
class
Jun
94 %
101'.3
Company
Co
99
Jan
1
vtc
(C A)
Jan
87%
—100
pfd
common
Pancoastal
903*
70
100 V.j 100 Va
1
-
Light 5%
Pan Israel
760
•
Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Paclfio Power
99
94
%-May
Va Apr
434- Jun
,,
Jan fi
4
1
—12.50
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
May
2% Jan
30% Jun
4,700
-
47
;
2
1
5%
37*
Jan
1
Jan
% Jan
•
.
12,960
39%
2©V» Apr
29% May
4774 May
.
Jan
50
118
38Va-
38Va
Edison—/
93 Va
94
•
dividend preferred
Northern
common
Oil Co common
97 V*
•
preferred
dividend preferred
conv
$4.30
Feb
14%
/Feb
37*%. May
;
Mar¬
ia
800
303i
xl4Va
14%
21%.. 22%
22%
5
—*
1
cumulative pfd
convertible preference
convertible preference
•
dividend
Pacific
26
-
1st preferred
1st preferred
4.30%
•
28%
25% Mar
5%
36
2
15,500
30%
100
Feb
26,000
9%-
117
Corp
Manufacturing common
Mar
28%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
23
28
5%
U
7
'4%
9%
—
Sonotone
28% Mar
3,000
29 V*
.—S3 "
32
8,600
4%
%
}*
l/A.
4%
1
Inc
(Howard] Paper Mills
J55% Jun
* ir
1,000
25c
Airways
0% Feb
;•
Jan.
Va Apr;
.
Singer
Mar
.,
6,100
%
5,000 lr
common
27 %-May
-
34% May
17
-Jan,
100
May
6%, Feb
...
Jan
27%
Manufacturing Co
—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Apr
5 74- Jun
9^4^. May
30
2% Apr
13,400
1
Ltd
„•
130
200
19T»
155%
1
—10c
Simpson's Ltd commonSinclair Venezuelan Oil Co—
Vz Apr
2,650
15
374
Simplicity Pattern
11% Feb
i
96 Va Jail
Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
—
2% Mar
l3,*. Feb
37a
•
225
800
2
Shares
American
.1,100
Simmons-Board man
Feb
x57
57
1
Corp
50% May
Slmca
27 a
155:%
24:
,
Jan
L
4V» Jan..
.
11,500
2%
-2
-
Mines
1574- Apr
Jan
6% Feb-
13,800
26Va
263a
Jan
O
-
,.3%,. Apr
1,900
•
Silvray Lighting Inc
•
1& Feb
12
11%
;
1,500
"
374
3%
■
—
Apr
Jan
V*
6V4-
57a
.
152
•
—
Precision
Silver-Miller
May
700
-
a
11%
66 74
102
2
2
—
1
Securities.
Electric
597
2% May
•
9574 Jan
IV* Jan,
1x1
.
53%
■
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer sliares-lOs
Oxford
180
587*
7
—1
Inc
Overseas
225
1/4
25
1
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
Omar
19,600
63 74
100%
90c
Ltd
Okalla
„
V 9%
63
100
100
preferred
- Feb
" ;-v' 2
-8% Apr
60% Jan
8,700
100
class B common——•
Ohio Brass Co
2%
274
8%
274
—1
50c
Company
700
1,900
9
"
Oceanic
% Apr.,.
8% Jun
•8%-
8%
3
10c
common
Creek
9
8%
25
100
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class
37a May-
5,500
43*.
Canada
Ltd
Breweries
Silex Co
1
8,900
2.900
Va
3a
Jan
1 Vz, Jan
,
.
~4%
4%.
Xl3Va
13 VB
—1
Corp of America common
Slboney-Caribbeau Petroleum Co
4jfr- Feb
3(4 Feb
1%
of
9 7'2
2 7* Jan
Apr
26%. Jan
preferred
Sicks
4x4
734r Apr
217» Mar
% Jan
1
Shoe
31«
Jan
17a
20c
common
Sherwin-Williams
2
Apr
134
2,00(1
*
Sherwin-Williams
4%
6
41.400
common
Jan
21 il
of America—.
'
1,200
(V
2
2
10c
1
Inc.
Apr
;
312
1
\
Jan
Jun
1%
6'a
Jan
4%
2
26^!r
6%
Jun
5% Mar
*
4% May
Feb
474
4,500
5
.
97a
7%
Sliattuck Denn Mining
May
65
Leather
V-
Jan
1,400
; 6%
x
Jan
7
200
7%
Corp of America.-.
Seton
6%
2
4%
Shawinigan Wa.ter & Power
Sherman Products Inc
5Va
4% Apr
89%
.'V
—
class B
Corp
4%
6%
2
Apr
Vz Jan
8,300
7%
43a
32% Mar
4Va Apr
2% Jan
6 V*
Servo
-
!•'
23%
-
7%
Inc
Servomechanisms
*
%
19% May
19% Feb
Jan
Jan
21% Feb
700
22%
7%
30% Mar
Jan
26
5%
-L
Serrick
Jan
4 Va
7,700
Jan
;
Corp
Class
Mar
IV* Jan
pfd. -100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants
25
°/s May
1,700
22% May
18%
10c
1
-—1
General
32,800
674
d
Securities Corp
Jan
207*
7% Apr
18 Va
22 %
Jan
Feb
7
—1
Inc
2 r
6%
474
3
6%
67u
200
Airlines
Western
ru
28 Va X29%
I'll
Co;
Pub Sorv 474%
Ind
51% May
T
6%
—25
—
Airlines—
Northeast
Northern
17%-
Jan
5%
1
Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Jan
39 Va
—10
mtrn-rr — rr-rr —-mm■-f* —
Seaporcol Metais
11V*
250
4%
2T«
■■.
Apr
1,000
;
gvz
4'u
v
Seaboard
49%
io
2%
-50c
—
-10c
Corp——
•
Norfolk Southern Railway
North. American Cement class A- II10
Noreen-Ketay
Jan
14-%
V'h
it«
i
————.
Corporation
Norbufce
Feb
13% Feb
•fli
i
i
Mines-—.—---—
Nft>issing
174
May
1%
2,200
—10
Merchandise--
York
Nickel Rim Minos Ltd———
98
Apr
1%
47 Va
47 Va
lft May
1 Va May
Jan
94
14
20%
Feb
Apr
2,700
Co Ltd
preferred 5% series —20
Cumulative preferred 4Vz% serles_2o
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_2Q
5.60% preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
:
1
Savoy Oil Inc fDeli
25c
Saxon
Paper Corp .1
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
:
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
__50c
Cumulative
Jan
18
Diego Gas «fc Electric Co—
San
74
14%
common-
Honduras Rosario
New York &
New
Co
20%
Carlos MIMing
Feb
Jun
15,600
IA
16 pesos
300
Jun
47,900
1ft
1,400
7%
1%
8
-::ii
Oils
Superior
16%
7 V*
8
lVa
1
15%
7%
148',2
14
its
15%
Jun
7 Va
1V*
2.50
Inc
Jan
Jan
714
1A
1.400
San
125
«
Co common—
New Process
13%
Salem-Brosius
High
14%
12% Apr
13
Apr
13%
23Va Mar
*174
74
Range Since Jan.I
Low
High
13%
11% May
7Va
i
Low
—*
Corp Ltd common
Jan
400
18,730
Shares
of Trices
Par
St Lawrence
for Week
Range
Sale Trice
s
Apr
Sales
Week's
Last
5V* Jan
19 Va
7,200
a
1 i«
1ft
yl36% 148%
137(3
1
Park Mining Co
New
V
1
111
900
22 7 a
Friday
6
American Stock Exchange
High
1%
Jan
1
1.700
lr>,
10%
10
Chamberlain Petroleum— ,_50c
England Tel & Tel———— .-100
Rights vv i
———
IIIi
New Haven Clock & Watch Co-i—..
-50c
New Iaria Milt & Clicm Co—-—
-25c
New Jersey Zinc .
——
1
New Mexico & Arizona Land
—20c
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
New
JUNE
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
22 Va
22 7«
1
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
1%
__30c
FOR
for Week
of Prices
Sale Trice
Exchang*
American Stock
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Last
3074 May
-
Two
Guys from Harrison
Inc
10c
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
of
Union
Gas Co
5%
Apr
Union
3%
Feb
Union Stock
C<*£>
Canada——
Investment
Yards
of
5
•
4
Co
Omaha
20
;
.
—
—
-
—
.
100,
100
47a
Jan
687-2
Jan
7% Jan
19 74
Jan
a
86
May
9V2 Apr
207b Jun
Number 5749
187
Volume
,
.
(2579)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
«
Low
Par
1
-10c
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Elastic
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Amer
United Profit
U
class
31/4
31/8
2 Ve
7 Va
200
3% Apr
8% Apr
'
May
30'A
Jan
;
39*/a Feb
44
Jan
25
100
24
Jun
25
Mar
13% Jan
15% May
35 3 8
27,200
22%
35%
"5%
5*18
27,400
34»/2
Va
35
—5
5%
2,800
Jun
/ 6% Mar
Jan
4% Jan
——
,
2Va
2%
3%
4
2%
2%
2%
2%
3
2
_•
38'A Feb
2% Jan
GOO
[
preferred
Wattfrtfc Bond Inc
.
preference—
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
_.
Gas Ltd
4.40%
Leaseholds
Western
1
lVa
1%
1
Ltd
Westmoreland
Inc
Stores
5%'A
preferred
Oil
Wickes
(The)
Corp
Corp
Industries
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Wilson
•5 %
(R
.
C)
Lt 4%%
Wood
(John)
Wood all
Machine.
;
200
Wood ley
j
8% preference—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Petroleum
Appalachian Elec
Edison
Boston
23%
27%
25
x257/a
36
36
IS
n
30%
850
2%
2%
700
11%
mortgage
Jan
137/e
Apr
16'A
3s
May
%
5%
700
17 %
50
97%
97%
20
58%
5
A
1
i7u
series
Period
or
—June-Dec
Western
Newspaper Union 6s
162.36
95.85
89.62
83.80
93.38
90.66
87'A
87
^Mar-Sept
93
94 Vi
1970
41
June
3
June
4
June
82.87
-
82.99
83.17
High
83.20
5
June
6
$iooy8
Composite
32o.5*
-
Durable
254.4*
42
49%
G
33'A
40
98'A
Stocks
96
87
99
Shares
.
49
54
15
77
87'A
5
86
88
80%
987A
87
97'A
93
78
95
~
193.
55
99%
95%
1:86
93
152.
-
.
..
99 %
—»
—
No. of
June 3
2,777,694
June 5—
2,692,830
2,603,440
Fri,
June 6
2,682,467
13,529,631
5
$1,466,400
66
102
102
101
101
101 %
5,901,100
6,121,000
253,000
266,000
261,000
7,186,000
5,226,400
279,400
$5,000
Jan. 1 to June
89 'A
10,860,849
97%
18,934,000
$20,419,000
$554,365,120
—
Railroad
Industrial..
and
Total
67
101
89'A
Transactions at the American
100
110%
92
9 l'A
(No. of
73
Shares)
*102% 103%
99
99
94'A
101'A
63%
101'A
69%
__
4
95%
102%
99
Mon,
June 3
Wed.
Bonds
777,705
920,375
June 4
954,235
Thurs. June 5
Fri.
V
Domestic
815,422
June 2_
Tues.
927,765
June 6
4,395,502
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
103
100%
3
16
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
58
'
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
A Baden
Stock
Interest
(Germany)
Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
7s
1951
Low
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
series
A
1952
A6p
series
B
1951
Feb-Aug
$190
High
Bond*
Sold
No.
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
$10,000
80,000
64,000
20,000
42,000
142,000
16,000
5,000
4,000
16,000
1,000
84,000
69,000
67,000
-
$65,000
$345,000
$32,000'
$73,000
$73,000
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
-•
Jan. 1 to
1958
90,000
68,000
$491,000
June 6
1957
4,395,502
5,713,207
74,849,628
98,613,629
$263,000
$8,156,000
$5,217,000
$345,000
73,000
73,000
Bondt
Domestic
Total
Bond!
$107,000
Week Ended June 6
1957
1958
Municipalities
Week's Range
or Friday's
55,000
96
106%
48
$444,640,350
1,466,400
28.256,100
$29,727,500
Foreign
64,000
26,922,020
527,375,100
95
17
$71,000
20,903,050
423,611,300
$1,485,000
$5,000
233,116,739
$4,000
;
Bank
International
105'A
109'/a
103
254,757,619
-
BONDS
6
1957
1958
1957
13,529,631
Shares
of
91'A
.
American
$29,727,500
—
Government
•
Friday
Salea
$5,293,000
Bondu
S.
1
73
Foreign Governments and
Bond
Bonds
Week Ended June 6
89%
102
Feb-Aug
Government
$5,000
1958
2
98%
73
——
100%
104V4
3
91%
66%
56%
93
87%
109
98'A
91%
June-Aug
Total
United States
$407,000
$28,256,100
A
192
66%
Exchange
Bonds
Bonds
June 4
Tues.
U.
95%
99
3
27
105
105
109
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
261.3
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Wed.
2,773,200
Stocks—No.
87%
92%
--
1107% 109
Feb-Aug
+1.1
263.2
306.3
Bank
Railroad
and MisceL
$4,881,000
5,648,100
5,855,000
6,925,000
4,947,000
June 2_-
Mon,
100'A
94
93
99%
98%
'
303.6
'
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
136
95
85
90%
99Va
'
96'A
103
99 %
99
—
155.5
170.4
0.1
Transactions at the Now York Stock
.
*•
189%
-
«...
191
-M*
50
93
189
99%
.
0.5
+
303.1
102'A
91'A
130%
133
$93
.
+
302.4
—
94%
t
219.7
101
97'A
88
$95
_,
332.2
402.2
254.4
100 y4
99
53
$100 y4101'A
95
373.3
359.2
441.3
High.
85
48
404.2
1.3
0.1
+1.5
169.5
306.3*
0.6
+
'
'
•n-
299.0
+
250.7
170.4*
325.5
+
354.7
437.7
302.6
"New
'•
401.8
359.2*
Goods
LOW
+ 0.6
323.5
•
High
Change
May 23, '58
438.1
Goods
Non-Durable
135
96
U
the common
based on the closing prices of
404.2*
Manufacturing
7
101'A 101'A
133
24
Percent
77
—
$91'A
71.50 Dee
29, 1958, for composite and by major industry
grcups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year a re as follows (1939=100):
-1958-
92
102
$101
„—
stock for the week ended May
Total
101'A
95.07 July 26
Low
99
130
84'A
81%
82
\
High —83.20 June
Low
72.75 Jau
Range for 1957
82.88
2-
for 1958
Range
Closing
June
Thurs.
$44
;
«
50
94 Va
.19
.
87
$97
(35 Stocks)
,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
Low
No.
4G'A
38'A
99
94'A
54
87'A
35'A
35'A
.
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
:
Since
Jan. 1
Held
84Va
45%
45%
May-Nov
May
1965
1959
78.67
The SEC index of stock prices
/ •
—
84'a
.Jan-July
,
I960—
West Penn Traction 5 s
117.45
Utility
98 Va
$95%
June-Dec
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
11
Range
Bonds
138
1128
Quar-Feb
.United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
"l% Feb
Jan
8% Apr
50
1:45
97'A
98'A
April-Oct
3'As
lYt
High
Low
June-Dec
3 Vis
Electric
5/lj- Jun
Jan
5
Friday's
*
&
90.58
468.55
May 29, '58
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
A .1973
Southwestern Gas
90.50
93.36
Transportation
.
*
Feb
Jun
Week's Range
.
"
19'A
58%
900
-ApriJ-Oct
Edison 3s
Feb
Apr
Jan
4,400
Last
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
3s series B 1973
Feb-A up
2%s series C 1976.
Feb-Aug
3%s series D 1976—
Feb-Aug
3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
38 series F 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s series G 1981
..April-Oct
4 V48 series H 1982
Feb-Aug
4%8 series I 1982
Jan-July
4%b series J 1982—
Mar-Sept
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
Apr-Ocf
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Jan-July
3%s
13%
12
1%
-
.Southern California
Feb
100'A
Jan
17
9%
9
9%
18'A Mar
39% Jan
100
100
1964—June-Dec
Jan -July
/Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
.Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
May-Noo
Safe Harbor Water. Power Corp 3s, 1981—Maj-Nov
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 6s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Power
90.52
93.32
83.80
5'A May
Jan
93%
2,600
'
7
3% Jan
15
350
12%
55 Ya
56%
1963
&
93.31
83.55
89.56
Jan
5%
17%
1971
Water
83.63
89.52
95.62
Jan
Feb
5
subord
1970
89.41
95.63
161.84
Apr
10
debentures 1976—Jan -July
3%s 1961
May-Nov
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
•6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
April-Oet
1st
2%
1,550
New England Power
3%s
95.70
161.95
Jun
1,100
National Research Corp—
Pennylvanla
30'A
19% Jan
12,200
Flying Tiger Line 5V'gs conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970—
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% Uq tr ctfs—
convertible
161.29
78.38
78.41
Fri.
6%
177u
90.49
73.38
Thurs.
12%
12%
93.46
116.72
Wed.
12 Va
17%
83.50
115.93
Tues.
6
—
89.41
116.00
Moil.
11
5%
Bonds
95.57
115.82
Date-
12
'
40
ities
160.55
'
Jun
Jan
lr/a
Rails
Stocks
Compiled by National Quotation ^Bureau, Inc.
Jan
16
Jan
29%
6%
B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Midland Valley RR 4%
l'A
Apr
9%
Total
10
Util¬
Rails
trials
Grade
Over-the-Counter Industrial Slock Averages
Jan
40
Apr
%
16
11%
-•
__10c
1993
——
27 Va Mar
Mar
35
9,500
;
Apr
15%
12%
1998
A 1970
1st mortgage 4s series A
A 1st mortgage 4s series
5—
29% Jun
100
Second
Grade
Indus¬
65
•
ities
466.11
r-
26 Vb May
3,400
10
First
10
468.58
4—
June
*
78.19
Apr
250
2%
debs 1984
31/4S 1970
series
June
—
Jan
200
30
Exchange
Aug 1
3.
Jan
47A
135
Feb
29%
Interest
Power
6s
2%s
933A
Feb
16
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
6s
40'A
Mar
27 V*
Steel & Pump 4s Inc
Bethlehem Steel
37%
Mar
aa
31%
i»
1U
BONDS
AAmer
i/s Feb
26%
5s
£1
.
Corp—
Stock
1% Apr
3 l'A
Friday
American
1
(not included
468.14
I.¬
2
June
ft Jan
31'A Jun
~~
—8
Petroleum common
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Zapata
50%
Jan
2
1V4 Jan
1,400
roads
462.70
29__
June
2'A Jan
Apr
% Jan
2
Inc
Industries
Apr
5,300
_•
1
Ltd
Industries
Wood Newspaper
43%
40'A
%
44
-Bonds—
Util¬
Rail¬
trials
Date'
May
May
29
100
pfd
18
rfi;
.
25
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr fc
;
Jan
31%
1
=.
Indus¬
,
1
common
Jan
119%
3«
?/»
10
Co
&
Brothers
l'A
Apr
41/4 Feb
1
10c
1
25
1
5
common
convertible
Wichita River
40
56
47'A
47
Total
15
Jan
91
10
Co
27'A
120
20
—
Weyenberg Shoe MIg_l
White Eagle Internet Oil
May
3,600
1%
shares--
Coal—
Westmoreland Inc
White
101
53
$53
10
Apr
2 Va
300
21/4
1%
1%
21/8
1%
Is..
Stationery common-*
ord
21%
161/2
Invest Ltd—
Stockholders
Western Tablet &
99%
$100% 101
•
-Stocks20
30
l'/a Jan
100
1st pfd
Jan
107
100
on
Apr
% May
10,300
11,900
113
112
113
100
pfd
Maryland Ry 7%
rets
-
the
Mar
69
3%
24
•
Western
dep
Jan
2,400
25i8
1 VB
1%
24
25%
J'n
Western
61 Ya
61
$72
Feb
14 V4
10c
•
5
1
1.25
1%
series
vHAmer
—
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondo
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Jan
2%
1% Mar
1
Webb -& Knapp Inc
Utilities
2%
Jun
56
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
&
Apr
2
800
8
30
Tier nan -Inc_,
.WefitrTexas
—
Stock and Bond Averages
Feb
Below
1
—
Oil
—
$73%
$60
Deferred delivery transaction
a
Jan
10
May
2
23
-•
100
82-cumulative preferred
West -Canadian
value,
Par
Jan
8
400
9-%
8
3'A
/4»'8
listed
Co___
Wagner .Baking voting ctfs exfc
$G
182
Apr
Jan
2% May
2%
600
3.500
-*
9*
47A
3% Jun
3,000
3
Jan
2
w
<fc
Feb
80
30% Jan
2,100
3%
1
1
37%
21,8
—
Vogfc- Manufacturing-.
May
781/4 Apr
36%
warrants
Virginia-Iron Coal & Coke Co
5
4% Mar
1
5
5
Co
Vinco ^Corporation
Wallace
161%
,
Victoreen "(The) Instrument Co
7%
1972
5s
$26
$165
April-Ocl
June-Dec
1947
Denmark
210
in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating distribution. . g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-prineipal. -n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range.)
r Transaction
for cash
(not included in year's range), x Exdividend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
,
•' A:
./
7.
,v
.A
ABonds being traded flat.
/'!. ;•
/
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
/ /
v
.
.
C. .
.
•
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v tc," voting-trust certificates;
"wi," when Issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
•
'No
14% Xl5%
14%
2
common
200
1%
1% Jan
Feb
1,600
42%
24
15
—14
Industries
Aircraft
Jan
15A
1%
42
'
10
:
:
Vanadium-Alloys -Steel
-Waco
May
4'A
of
20
194
20
May-No*
1947
High
19
205% 210
Pgrana stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008
Mar-Sent
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
2s 2012__Jan-July
2% Jan
2 '/a May
Bank
Mortgage
Jun
40
Jan
31
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927)
A 7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
Apr
26'A Apr
1% Apr
6,400
>
3 '
Feb
20
47,500
41 %
'
Low
8
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Not
—,
6'As stamped 1968
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
City (Peru)
Jan. 1
No.
*178% 182
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1947
(City of) Germany—
<70'A redeemed)
(Prov) 6'As 1949-
Maranhao
Jan
-
7s
1947
6s
Range Since
Sold
•
Sugar—
Norman,
200
%
2
41 %
_25c
Vatepar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Van
1939
A Lima
Apr
189
21/4 Apr
1,900
-
3 IS
Apr
Va Jan
9
_50o
Oil
Products' Co
Yt
7%
38%
1
1
250
30 »/8
X28
2 8 Ta
<
3
7%
168
2,000
21
Corp
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
20 Va
—
Universal Marlon Corp
Universal
20%
1
Consolidated
Universal
2
_50c
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal
1%
-
Vitamin
States
175
1
B
50
175V2
-10
.
Corp
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
United
7s
4% Feb
Jan
3%
1%
Tile Co.
secured
a Hanover
Feb
34
Jan
3% May
AS f
Munic
Cons
"uwman
7% Jun
l»/8 Jan
Apr
29
100
Bonds
High
$15'A
6'As 1952—Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways
A Hanover
,_25
common—
preferred
Conditioning
Foil
S
500
4
Jan
Ya
3,800
l'V
32(2
A
9% May
5iV Jan
4
.100
Canal
Sharing
Ceramic
U S
50,900
_10s
registered-
S Air
U
5%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Ltd—
Co
United N J RR &
10%
1ZZ.5
common—
rets crd
dep
11,100
,8
32 %
321/2
_«
Corp
Products
Sale Price
High
Low
8%
7%
United Asbestos Corp
Last
Period
American Stock Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
7%
8 Va
Week's
Interest
BONDS
High
X8 Va
common —50o
Aircraft Products
United
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
'
JUNE 6
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Friday
Friday
28,000
30,000
939,000
705,000
929,000
$9,800,000
$6,960,000
814,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42580)
~g$6
.
.
Monday. June 9, 1958
.
out-of-town markets
RANGE
Friday
Par
American Motors Corp
American Sugar Refining common
American Tel & Tel
13 74
Anaconda Co
&
Boston
Edison
Albany RR.
——25
Boston & Maine RR
Boston Personal
30%
55
26%
Feb
3,672
167%
Jan
46%
67
110
54%
55
55%
729
10%
10%
14
*
Prop Trust
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
54%
—*
common
490
45%
45
45%
52
Industries —
Sinclair
13%
108
.-.100
—
Low
High
Sears,
176% 179%
177%
50
Boston
Range Since Jan. 1
30%
100
—
Schenley
Shares
8% Mar
39%
Feb
108
May
48%
Jan
8% Mar
39%
Jan
High
14% May
30% Jun
179%
Jun
47% Mar
130
Feb
55%
Jun
10%
Jun
45% Jun
1'
13%
13%
60
Jan
15
—5
13%
13%
100
9%
Jan
-10
53%
54%
100
44%
Feb
13% May
54 % Jun
—5
22%
23'A
87
16 Ye
Jan
24% Mar
10
24%
25%
155
21 %
Apr
27
—100
88%
88%
30
75%
Feb
54
17
50
Jan
10%
10%
855
64%
65%
91
55%
Feb
40%
41%
449
37%
Jan
41%
59%
00%
1,440
57
Apr
20
47
Feb
29% May
55% May
Feb
Jun
50%
65
45%
5i%
Apr
30%
'30%
162
25%
Jan
30%
Jun
38%
40%
85
30 Vb
Jan
40%
Jun
52%
53
7
40%
Jan
53% May
44%
44%
10
35%
Feb
43-m May
—
Oil
(N
J)
44%
53%
55 Ye May
64% Jan
47'%
Feb
46
42%
Feb ' *:
50 Ye
2
21%
Jan
25% May
89%
92 74
110
26 %
€5%
92%
718
66%
127
4
•
24%
carbide..
54%
24%
26%
49%
—
7c * 50 %
24%
54%
*
(Ohio)
Sunray Oil
65% Jun
—5
2274
40%
—-
57% May
10% May
*
Feb
Jan
49%
ilnd)—.
Standard Oil
Union
•
18%
25%
I
r
Jun
84 % May
95%
Jan
70
21%
Jan
26%
Jun
101
51%
Jan
66%
57% May
37% Jan
65%
88% Jun
54
Oil
Standard
High
55
77
5574
55%
Brands
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
30%
—
Railway
Standard
Shares
22%
29%
•28%
Oil
Southern
for Week
High
:22%
22%
Roebuck
Socony
Mobil
Southern Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
12%
25
Week'i
Last
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Low
5
G
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
JUNE
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Last
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
—
12
Mar
U
S
Shoe
'
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Service
Cities
Copper
Co
Range
Co
-——
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
4
Vz 7c
preferred
com
-
tf S Steel.——
Westinghouse
'
65%
i 57% ,58%*
—
Woolworth 'i—--
45%
—_
46
163
,
Jun
46
Feb
"Jun
Jan
Eastern Mass St
Rwy Co—
1st pref class A———100
pfd adj—
100
6%
57c
First
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
Stores
Inc
Co
General Electric Co
Gillette
Co
Island
Kennecott
Loew's
1
Coal
Co
Copper
Boston
common
36%
50
—
Creek
60%
5
■37%
37
89
Corp
230
37%
48
33%
Apr
Jan
37%
Jan
90% Mar
40
8%
Feb
10
Lone Star Cement
Corp
10
cum pd—100
Racing Association-—-1
National Service Companies
——1
New England Electric System
20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
32%
32%
Maine Central RR Co 5%
!>9
99
Narragansett
13%
13%
7c
7c
10
28%
20
90% Mar
110
Jan
11
Jan
Feb
34 % Mar
102
Feb
13% Apr
5c
Jan
18%
3,800
14%
Jan
18% Jun
137% 137%
17%
38
125%
Jan
411
31%
1274
190
11%
Apr
Apr
A
C
F
Mathieson
Chemical
Pennsylvania RR Co
Reece
—5
—
Folding Machine Co
Shawmut
100
Mar
7c
U
8
U
S
—,
—
Waldorf
Mass
1% Jan
.
RR
Jan
25%
47 %
Feb
55% May
4474
9
38
Jan
46
27%
32
467
18%
Jan
28 %
25% Jun
Apr
Apr
May
2474
2574
259
22%
Jan
4774
49
2,137
34%
Jan
49
Jun
44
4374
45
821
31%
Jan
45
Jun
3374
3374
35
3374
3374
118
100
:
22%
49
50
Co
,
60
1,733
•
Corp common—
Inc
2574
5474
25
6
—
System
Jun
Jan
2474
•
Co
Rubber CompanySmelting, Ref «fc Min Co
Vermont &
1
Feb
13%
447a
Torrington Co
Fruit
523
43%
53%
.7
Inc
United Shoe Mach
1
1
-2
,
—
Stop & Shop Inc
United
12%
2512
(N J).
Webster
&
1274
Association
Standard Oil Co
Stone
/■ 34
.50
—
—
76
5774
76
1374
—
Baldwin
1374
20
5674
58%
378
Rubber
Last
Par
American
Laundry
Baldwin Piano
———20
*
38
31% May
26% Jan
71
3474 Mar
35% Apr
Apr
12% Mar
80
P'eb
13%
Feb
56%
65%
Feb
Jun
Cincinnati
Milling
preferred
Telephone..
C
N
O
T P
Cincinnati
&
Electric
8.60
com.
23%
33%
Buell
Die
<fc
Burroughs
12%
Machine.—
Consolidated
Consumers
Continental
Drug
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Eagle
Picher
Gibson
.....
Art.
Kahn
Kroger
_
_
Rapid
S
.
_
-10
24%
264
24%
211
39%
25
33%
34
605
35%
B
Detroit
Steel
Corp.—...
Divco-Wayne
Ex-Cell-O
Ford
Corp
Allied
Stores
Gar
Wood
Industries
American
Can
Great Lakes
Hall
Oil
10
—
—-—--5
American Telephone &
American Tobacco
Telegraph—100
Armco
10
27%
Jan
Jun
28
95
Feb
36% Apr
95% Jun
76
Jan
86 %
5%
783
7%
250
4%
Jan
May
5% Jun
7
Apr
85
Jan
33 %
Feb
46 %
May
53 %
May
17
17
17
Apr
17% Mar
75%
79%
311
61%
Jan
79% Jun
59%
58%
59%
730
54%
Jan
26
23%
Jan
18
40
26
25
18
443
10%
45%
360
40
52%
15
--
Mar
52%
Jun
45%
62
4174
100
36%
Jan
197'b
48
14%
Jan
4774
4874
93
42
Jan
Cities
4674
73
39%
Jan
1274
12
74
80
1793/4
360
180
1/7 %
177
4974
5074
15
15
16
1674
303
674
54
r*
16y<»
67a
11% May
168% May
75%
Feb
179% Jun
87
May
16
39%
Feb
47% Mar
547
39%
Feb
50% Jun
55
Columbia
&
Col
Gas
So
Ohio
13%
15
Jan
%| Feb
5%
Jan
15
Jun
16%
Jan
7% Jan
Parke
——
International
Martin
-
.
—
Chemical
Dairy
3
•
r.
r,
Corp _t—'.
Republk 8teel
Reynolds Tobacco class B
30
3b
Jan
62
85
48%
Jan
42% May
62% May
Yt
&
Co
see
.
page 44.
5Y4
•5%-,
5%
! 38Ts
39%
3% Jan
7,315
33%
Jan
3,321
2%
Jan
*"9% May
39% Jun
3Y« May
200
1%
Feb
260
6
Feb
39
,',2%
700
314
1-S 8
10Y«
23
11%
23
110
21%
I1
11Y4
325
10%
Jan
■
:
-
21«%
21 %
145
1%
1Y4
100
28 »/4
2834
1,625
73/a
Apr
13 Ya
Jan
; 11 J/*
28 3/4
•38%
Feb
'
1%
10 V#
"11% Jun
lOYa May
23
-
Jan
11% Apr
19% May
1 % Jan
26
22%
••
29
May
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
Apr
7%
419
7
Jan
IV2
1%
9,200
1 %
Jan
1234
•
12%
759
11%
Jan
13y2
Apr
2% Jan
18 Ya May
2 Vb
2%
360
18%
/
18 Va
100
2
15J%
Apr
i% Jan
Jan
Rockwell Standard
Corp
Manufacturing
.
12
120
10% May
12
Jun
25-?a
28 Ya
1,273
22J/2 Mar
28%
Jun
3534
35%
225
30
Jan
78
3534
;
78'%
735
53%
Jan
35% Jun
81% May
4%
1
Oil
(N
25%
217
8%
21J/2
21%
5
Apr
10 Y4
Feb
22 Ya
Jan
1,791
6 Ya
Feb
500
I7Y2
Jan
21%
16j/2 Jan
55% May
27Ya
Feb
8Y2 Mar
Apr
14YB
14%
200
14Ya
Jun
: 543-4
54%
229
4734
Feb
3 Vb
3 J/a
100
1,340
2Ya May
10*% May
12Y4
Feb
215
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16
Apr
•
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8 %
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3 Ya Mar
500
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8 3/b
10
Manufacturing
302
934
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Superior Tool
4%
10
'
5
Dillon
Standard
12
27%
_5
'
Udylite Corporation —
Walker & Co common
11
Jan
54% Jun
compilation
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Corp
10
——
3 Y4
Feb
Investment
Castings
Paper
-1
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*
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Co
——
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American
Cyanamld
Investment
American
Machine
Motors
&
% Mar
65 %
Jan
Jan
6074
55
3874
3974
668
55
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Armour
&
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Apr
64 Vb
Feb
39% Jun
Ashland Oil
Atchison
1674
12
14%
Jan
16% Apr
3474
108
28%
Apr
34% Jun
5574
43
33
Jan
58 Vb
34 Ya
10
31%
Feb
36% Jan
3074
3374
199
35%
3574
50
29% Jun
29% Jan
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78
51% Jan
4674
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50
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75
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Jan
May
36% May
36% May
63 Va Jun
46 Ye
May
89 7»
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20
85
Apr
23% May
103% Feb
157a
91%
1574
50
13%
Apr
16% Jan
1274
24 3/4
247a
88
5
4174
42 y8
70
357a
357a
10
24%
34%
3474
47%
4774
4774-
74 Ya
7474
3474
100
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13% Jan
5 7o
Jun
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Apr
4872
Jun
44%
44%
46%*
1,400
19
19 Ya
34%
3334
13 %
127a
12
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5
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(Un)
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35 % Jun
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May
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25
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—10
S
177%
36
"
4
-
73% Mar
39 Ya
Jan
477a May
800
16
Jan
2674 May
347i>
700
33
Jan
37%
13%
6,100
12 Ye
1,200
177% 179%
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86'4
3,800
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1,700
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300
4
100
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1174 May
16774
Jan
14 Ya Mar
179%
75
Feb
87
25%
Jan
30%
274 Mar
457a
4534
46%
1,000
40
503%
4974
5034
4.000
39% Apr
Feb
Feb
14% May
Jun
May
4
Apr
Jun
47% Mar
5074
Jun
15
14%
15 Ya
2,850
12%
Jan
15 Ye Mar
IC/2
157a
16
%
2,800
15
Feb
16% Jun
10
Topeka
&
Santa
Manufacturing
21 74
2174
22%
2,300
1774 Jan
22% Jun
9Ya
97a
1,300
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—3
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Airplane..
Jan
1674
Jan
20
Jan
38 3 a
1,400
34%
Feb
40
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67a
674
1,900
5%
Jan
77*
1074
300
774
Jan
107a
11%
1174
500
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6174
50
274
200
27a May
3 V4
550
2478 May
3074
Apr
200
45
53
Jun
19
36 Ya
67a
1
13
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100
19
10
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2574
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5174
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5
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74
174
1,800
5,000
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—
31
Apr
34% Jun
Booth
Apr
47%
64 V*
Jan
76% May
Borg (George W) Corp——
Borg-Warner Corp—_—
4274
4274'
2 37i
23 74
23
42
——5
4674
1 r %
iet%
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2474
28
29%-
•—
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29 Ya
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Jun
Jan
12
Apr
63% Mar
Apr
May
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-
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3674 Jari
1V4
Feb
42%
Jun
20 Va
Jan
34 V4
Apr
Feb
26%
1,100
42
5
Feb
1,450
74
—.10
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9%
60
9%
150
4274"
1
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38%
Fisheries
28 ',4
Apr
—10
t.—
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54
Jun
12
5
-100
Corp \(Un)__^
90
—
"
——25
Bendix Aviation Corp ———
Benquet Consol Inc
(Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—
25 %
.
Foundry———7
Corp
Balowin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb
.
1
Bastian-Blessing Co ——
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co——
19%
r
class A common——5
&
Jun
Apr
Jan
Manufacturing Corp-—-
29% Feb
2,800
9V4
4174 Jan
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
36 %
23 Y*
.23
Jan
13 Ya
non^cum
Apr
Jan
227a
.6772
6 7/4
200
preferred
Athey Products Corp..^
Atlantic Retining Co
Avco
200
Jun
1,800
Company (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un)—
57
8%
(Un) .1
Anaconda
33 %
8%
574
487a Mar
17%
American Tobacco
Amurex Gil
3974 Jun
48 %
1
American Tel & Tel Co.——
Feb
400
17Va
59
41%
41Y4
3774
48
49% Apr
107% May
39Y4
Jan
4838
Jan
Jan
.40 Ye
.
574 May
474 Jan
-12.50
53 %
Jan
3074
19%
43%
98%
Jan
600
317a Mar
87
37-Y.
474
1,500
1474 Jan
69
93
400
5Ya
37 V4
1,500
5774
45
5
5Y4
19%
4874
138
5
Jan
10% May
9Y4 May
18%
55
5874
Jan
19y4
American
4074
Jan
7%
26Y4 Jan
19 %
107 74
7 Ye
440
26 Y4
35
Apr
27% Jan
58
500
9%
2374
22 Y4 May
61
Jan
Jan
187% Feb
9Y4
9Y4
High
57% May
1,200
Apr
105
Jan
1974 Jan
2,200
Jan
Viscose
1,000
27Ya
34
American
22
(Uri)—10
Co
Jun
21%
44
69%
(Un)—
American
200
27 %
(Un)———
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
56
.21Vz
*
Aire Broadcast Paramt Theatres
American
Shares
36 74
8
America——1
Airlines
for Week
High
5Ta
Manufacturing——10
of
Aluminium Ltd—
American
Range
of Prices
367/o
-
1
Laboratories
mnij
9Y4
9%
—
1
Alleghany Corp. (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allls-Chalmer8
'.".21%'
5
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&
22%
46
'
Sales
55 Yi
—1
——.—_—
Aluminum
Advanced
Aid
Co.—
transactions
Week's
Low
5
common
60
Feb
15 J/2
round-lot
Par
100
179 y4 180
of the
Friday
246
May
172% Apr
11
Midwest Stock Exchange
3474
16
10Y4
15 %
'
„_1
1974
50
—10
41% Mar
Z.ZZ.5
—
Paper.
2674
«
*
29% Mar
♦
*
Brewing
Raisin
3374
10
—
For footnotes
4274
44
5
«
Oil
—
42 74
6174
172
1274
33VaC
Radio-
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87
Apr
46% Mar
57
5474
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(
33%
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—
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46
Mar
34 Ya
8
—&
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453/8
49
53 74
*
5
—
NaMonal Distillers
National Lead —
.
Jun
Jan
12% Jun
55% May
34 74
5
—
Pennsylvania RR
43 %
41%
Jan
1674
_•
1
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
National
Jan
36% Mar
10%
65
60
39%
10
-
13 J-'a. Jun
37J/2 Jan
9'A Jan
10
Common
Harvester
_
Monsanto
36%
4074
58%
——————3
——
Co
107'A
—5
1%
11% May
104
50c
473/4
5
—
Jun
12Ya May
759
#
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11% Jun
5474
1874
—————..5
1
Jan
41V4
Jan
9 Ya
Apr
'
Davis
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1
-
American Rad &r Stand San
10
5%
Jan
38
3,095
1
26
34%
57
Motors
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—.
7
—
»'
Feb
5374
45%
—5
—
Kodak
Greyhound
261
10
5474
1
Motor
..
100
——10
General Dynamics
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ft-,
53
12 Y4
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Eastman
New
41 Ya
——
——
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————.10
—
——
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40
1274
--
10
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1174
4174
-25
-—
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11%
42 Ya
1
——
Service
Jan
4%
131
200
ti
-
47% May
14% Mar
5
City Prod
Colgate-Palmolive
6
450
7,708
41 %
483,4 Jun
44%
25
Chrysler Corp
9%
4%
3 s f'8 * 41'4
3634
% Mar
—
50/2
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53% Jun
9T'a May
13%
,3
Products
19% Jun
47
44/4
46
Burlington Industries
14% Feb
Jan
:40 s,,
-1
—
Jan
19Y4
8674
C & O
Jan
48%
13%
1
—
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May
Apr
4174
83 74
—---—*
Jan
Apr
12 Ya
627
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Jan
—13
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57 Ya
44 J/2
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1,238
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Ye
62% May
\
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46%
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13634
1
.
Mohawk
Sheller
83% Mar
29%
68
46
—————————-3
Jun
2Ya
11%
—___1
,
Refineries
Niagara
Scotten
56
f
——————
34%
36%
1
—
Screw
Jan
56
*-»
Ashland Oil
Av go
May
Apr
565
2.50
Breweries
Michigan Chemical
Mar
7 %
53
46
—'2
(111)
.27%
11%
1%
34
682
50
-
Armour
2
1,154
41
2%
Manufacturing
Drug
•
,
1
Jan
95%
--25
Anaconda Copper
1.00 J
53
5
—.——
29
32
>—.—12.50
Cyanamid.
Radiator
-
2%
i 11%
Chemical——_.l
&
Lamp
Abrasive.:
85
l»/0
-—
American
American
2%
13
41 %
1.66%
Stocks
——*
Jan
15% Feb
5234
i
9 V4
: 4%
9 V*
1
20
1
——
General Motors Corp—,
Goebel Brewing
Corporation
52%
———«
-8
Apr
1
Murray
43%'
—
Jan
11% May
5
Midwest
Jun
52%
—
Airlines
5 J/4
13%
300
3
—
1
Trailer
A
American
Feb
620
219
45%
J
Corporation
Motor Co
Fruehauf
24%
17%
Unlisted
1334
7%
31%. 34%
.—__—"...—:—1
28%'May
85%
»
Preference
20% Jun
22% Mar
39% May
31 %
5
.
common
i
34%
1
Jan
Jan
84%
5
—
Jan
84%
_
Printing
.
14%
7
'
—
16
22%
77%
——2
..:
13%
Jan
14%
.
'13
Motors
34%
32
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_
class
.
...
_
....
....
Procter & Gamble
Randall
_
»
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113%
—
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Masco
High
85
_
High
20 Ya Mar
25
—
Paper
—
23%
7
Preferred
950
—5
-
Davidson Bros
Rudy
Dow
22
1
—....
—- —
Power
Detroit
Leonard
Shares
High
35%
5
i 21%
..,-5
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Lansing
for Week
95%
85%
14%
c
...—,
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Kysor Heater
Sales
Range
24%
10
—
Week's
of Prices
39%
100
__
Cincinnati Transit
U
,
•
common
Gas
—
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Kinsel
Exchange
Low
g
,
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
686
1
—
Company
King Seeley
Cincinnati Slock
Friday
Low
20%
'
Brigg.s
Budd
International
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
; 20
20 Vb
-1
— -
American Metal Products
Hosklns
STOCKS
Shares
2
Wrigley Stores
Chrysler Corp
Olin
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
147% May
35 Ye
17%
137%
<r; ;
Jun
75%
9%
Last
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
37% Jan
30
527
9%
Detroit Stock
Jan
89%
.——-25
Theatres.
6% Mar
1374
Jan
1674 Jun
237a
Feb
25%
Jan
25Ya
Apr
30%
Jan
400
2,200
42
May
Number 5749
Volume 187
.
.
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.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
•
'■
Par
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp <Un)
Corp
JUNE
Friday
Low
High
Sale Price
Far
High
14%
13%
1474
700
13 %
Apr
Jan
Morris
12%
1274
12%
900
9%
Jan
13 V8
Apr
Motorola
32
33%
1,200
277b
Apr
Mt
16
18
IS
33%
Jun
17%
18'A
400
17
J an
18%
Feb
26%
5
-12.50
.
—
Butlejr Borthers
2774
800
22%
Jan
2774 Jun
C & €? Television
(Un >—
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50c
-
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Illinois
Central
class
Certain-teed
Products
.
Chemetron Corp
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
Muter
1 Ve May
Company
23%
Jan
2674
Jan
274
Jun
National
Distillers & Chem
.17% May
National
Lead Co
1774
49
400
974
217a
12
2274
Jan
41%* Jan
49
31% Jan
500
.
3674
9%
50
Mar
Jan
National
35% May
11 Ya Jan
17%
•
4%%
New
Tile
York
Coleman
Co
Inc
10
Colorado'Fuel
&
Columbia Gas
Cement
Consumers
Northern
-8
21 Va
21%
21%
1374 Jan
1874 May
5,900
_10
29 %
29
29%
r
—5
39%
3874
39'/a
-8
21
2074
21
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7474
7474
76%
13%
1,800
17%
100
■i
;
16 Va Mar
Illinois
2674
19%
•v„"
Jan
Jan
136
Jun
44 Va
15
Apr
7 '/a
123%
1,100
1,100
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i3<r
Apr
57
Jun
(Minnesota)
1,700
45
Feb
54%
36
900
28
Jan
36 74 May
8674
150
79 74
Jan
87
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Jun
Oak
May
1,000
(Un)
10
19 Va
1874
1974
3,500
16
Jan
1974
25
47%
4774
4874
2,300
417b
Jan
48% Jun
Jan
18 V*
May
40% Jan
14
22 Va
Feb
Jun
28% May
1874
Crucible Steel Co of America
19
700
1474
53 %
600
4874
Feb
53 %
Jun
22 %
2,000
17%
Jan
22 Va
Jun
52
52
100
41%
Jan
52
10
May
127 b
14
27%
27%
19
10%
10%
i
1
25%
267o
I i
300
19
1,950
__
Jan
6%
800
9%
9
14
27%
—25
Co—
Co
—
Ry
(Un)
Bancorporation
(Un)
Corp
Deere & Company common
25%
10
20
3,200
Jan
'an
i.
19 Va May
14 %
Jan
24%
Jan
100
1574
Feb
2874 May
19% May
200
7%
Jan
11
May
28
Jan
35%
36
2174 Mar
27%
900
36%
Jan
36 Va
40
100
38%
Jan
18
1,250
lo
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1,400
51%
Inc——
1
DuMdttt. Laboratories Inc (Allan B)-—
197b
20
200
1
5%
5%
100
3%
Jan
178%
17974
900
174%
Apr
33%
33%
300
31%
Apr
104% 10674
700
997a
Feb
Dow
Edison
Co
Chemical
(Un)
Drewrys
Co
t
-
Ltd
Co
5
t
*
18
57
5
USA
mon
5
178%
1
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Eastman Kodak Co
33 %
(Un)__
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
,'i
•
Jun
18% Jan
Apr
59
Flour Mills
Ox
Ford Motor
20
Jun
5% Jun
186 74
Jan
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pan
Pen
Co
Peabody Coal Co
Airways (Un). —1
Fruehauf
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Co
&
General Contract
:
General
1574
200
17%
Jan
Corp
General
Foods
General
Tire
Gillette
(The)
Gliddfen
19%
1,300
15
Jan
19%
Grant
11 Va
11%
11%
1,000
9V4
Jan
13 Va
Feb
27b
274
27b
400
17b
Jan
8%
8%
155
87b
Apr
14 %
14%
700
1174
Jan
14 Va May
58
59
500
55 Va
Apr
65 V4
59%
60%
La
Revlon Inc
Gulf Oil
(Un)
Corp- »Un»
i——
—
4%
Apr
Co
32%
Apr
43%
Feb
57%
200
49 Va
Jan
57% Jun
16 %
500
13 Va
Jan
16% Jun
200
33%
Apr
38 V8
600
14
Jan
15% May
Jan
11% Jun
.'
7%
24%
24%
3%
Jan
37%
Apr
Jan
48% May
800
12%
48
11 %
200
12%
Organ
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;
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Hertz Corp—
St Louis National
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3,500
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Service
Regis
Paper
JO%
Jan
25 Va May
100
50
Jan
1,100
37
Jan
69
May
4874 Jun
15%
100
13
Jan
17 va Mar
3,200
36%
Feb
4274
Jun
30O
37%
Jan
41 *b
Apr
44
Jan
40%
4274
40%
41
5074
50%
50
36%
3474
3674
1,400
29% Feb
5174 May
3674 Jun
42%
4274
42%
1,400
37% Feb
4374 May
34%
34%
35%
2,100
30 Va
28%
29
4774
47
48%
30%
31
14%
1,000
21%
2,600
38
800
.
27
700'
15
14%
Sangamo Electric Co
Jan
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Jan
64 V,
Jan
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8ears
&
500
4974
Jan
59% Jun
II,100
33%
Jan
3974
44%
100
38
Jan
44% Jun
48
49
1,800
40%
Jan
49
Jun
Signode Steel
26
900
22 74
Apr
30
Jan
Sinclair
37
250
3374
Apr
38
Jan
700
28%
Southern
Co
8% Jan
4174
32%
Jan
44 % Mar
75%
500
64
Jan
2374
23%
23%
500
20%
Jan
77% May
24% Apr
9%
500
9
Jun
11
Jan
25%
25 Va
200
24
Jan
27
Jan
45%
46%
900
37%
Jan
46%
Apr
56%
57%
115
55 % Mar
9
1,500'
class
Corp
Shaeffer
(W A)' Pen
Oil
26 Va
26 Va
200
26 Va
Jun
Bocony
on
Mobil
Bend
750
18%
Jan
3774
900
33%
Jan
43% Mar
29%
29
29 %
4,600
-
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29% May
9
100
8% May
11% Peb
9
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27.
55%
56%
25
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50
49%
21%
21 Va
5
30%
29%
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•
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44%
45 Va
1874
18%
18%
15 %
15
1574
1,800
20% "21%
82
Jan
Southern
16
Jan
Bperry Rand Corp (Un)
800
2874
Jan
38
36
Jan
33
May
»
35
44
Jun
44
.
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1
n
174 Jun
—
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lUn)
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)
1674
10
10; Lai
1 % Mar
3,700
Id
1—0
300
"
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8%
Jan
101 %
300
Feb
Standard
Brands
Apr
Standard
Dredging Corp
May
Standard
oil
ol
116% May
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
.174
1%
16.
113% 114%
28%
28%
200
12%
12%
350
1
15%
15%
16%
600
oil
Standard
Oil Co
16%
10
II Va
22 %
100 !
17%
Jan
450
36%
3%
800
2%
Apr
Jan
37b
37b
600
2
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22%
22%
150
20
Jan
18%
20%
33%
17%
Feb
1,300
700
400
Ihterlake Steamship Co
—*
31%
500
International Harvester
•
Chemical—5
34%
347b
35
2874
2874
International
International
Tel
Interstate
Co
Power
Steel (Un)
Inc
52%
(Un)-.-,
-
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27
66%- Jun
4<
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52%
Apr
600
21%
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26
Feb
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1,500
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Apr
Jun
45% JUn
3,700
17% May
20%
Jan
9% Jan.
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3,000
21 %
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Copper
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
:
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Laclede
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Co
•
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(Un)
Corp
:v
1,000
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233/4
Jan
i
300
42 Vt
Jan
9%
100
7%
Jan
!
1
43 Va
Feb
35
Feb
45
5474
1,200
3,800
6,900
53% May
974 May
51
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49%
t
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45
43%
r
45
54%
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49%
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10 Va
South
Minneapolis
1
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300
2974
Jan
17
600
13%
Jan
17% May
41%
900
35
Apr
41 %
Jun
Salle
La
Feb
29
Mar
Union
Carbide
90% Mar
Union
Metric
Oil
56 Va
Jun
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
1874
May
1974 Mar
23V,
Ian
1874
400
21%
50
Uni
974
1,100
8
Jan
200
66
Jan
73 V,
500
25% May
9%
70
25 %
25%
67b
7
300
5%
Apr
9% May
Hlr
Air
Lines
United
Fruit
United
States
29%
Apr
Jan
7%
Apr
U
United
S
Jan
3674
Jan
37% May
Walgreen
36 %
Webcor
Mar
497b
4974
49%
250
36%
Jan
50
Anr
52
51%
53
Jan
54
May
19 %
18%
19%
700
15%
Jan
19%
Feb
Whirlpool
11 %
1174
300
7%
Jan
12
Apr
Wieboldt Stores
42%
4374
300
34%
Jan
73A
73/4
300
6%
Jan
1,500
73 Va
Feb
footnotes see
•
page
80%
44.
32 %
31%
500
28
Mar
32V4 May
58
1,200
42
Jan
58
12
12
50
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Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
53
Jun
40%
40 %
200-
32 Va
Jan
40%
Jun
22%
22 Va
100
1%
1%
3,500
35 Va
25%
150
27%
200
20
1%
31 %
64
87
9174
1,900
91%
10
——
10
——
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—
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—
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1
2574
Apr
1 % Mar
Jan
35%
Jun
22
Jan
31%
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62
Feb
70
Feb
84
Apr
97
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1
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4
1
5
27
29%
30 Va
3,000
27%
Jan
30 y.
Jun
50%
300
4074
Jan
50%
Jun
29%
30 Va
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25
Jan
301/4 May
62%
30%
5
(Dei)
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49%
30
62%
300'
52 V8
Feb
27
27%
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22
Jan
63% May
27% Jun
8%
400
8%
6%
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48 Va
49
600
35
Jan
49
75 Va
49
76%
30O
67%
Jan
78 % May
200
8%
Jan
1074
500
31%
9%
974
33 %
33%
33%
6574
65 Va
67
3,700
Apr
51% Jan
Jan
36%
Feb
67
Jun
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Electric
30%
33
35 Vi
35%
Wrigley
common
Bmkshares
Public
*
(Wm)
Corp
.
Inc
Electric
13% Jan
Corp
Power (Un)
Service
w
Jr
1,800
JO
36%
1,100
28%
fl
Co
Youngstown 8heet A Tube
Jan
36% May
Zenith
Radio
35% May
14% Feb
100
1074
10%
3,600
19 Va
19
19%
700
12%
57%
56%
58%
Jun
19 Va
2,100
5,800
56%
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Telegraph
Corp
Jan
35%
1074
h>
Mar
21
Feb
100
12%
Jan
15
Jun
1,700
1974
Jan
23% Jun
10
Westinghonse
27%
35%
1
2%
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Union
*
•
10
10
23%
Corp.
18%
19%
15
15
23
23%
9% May
15%
l»
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31 Va
Jan
24
23%
24
800
20 Va
Jan
45%
45 Va
45%
80O
36% Jan
—*
87%
88
200
80
•
89%
91
200
80%
400
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36%
Jun
10% Mar
Apr
Jan
22'«
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43%
64
(Un)
Inc
Jun
56 %
'
12
82
Apr
31%
3174
—III2
Western
Wisconsin
573/4
*
Jan
7% May
82
Mar
200
300
Jun
31 %
43 V,
.
46% Jun
13%
16%
26 Va
37
V
Apr
13V4 Mar
Apr
53
30%
Industries
300
|700
1,600
Feb
68%
Apr
10
13%
25
Inc
Co
1,000
1,400
30%
2074
85%
42%
51%
I
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20
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35%
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200
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46 Va
1
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3674
3674
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45%
2
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11%
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1,500
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United
May
3,300
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29 %
11%
(Un)
Union
Jan
37 %
68%
Corp
Jan
3
Jan
5
Corp
76 Va
47
32%
25% Mar
10%
Film 'Un)
St
23 Va
700
200
—
100
600
36 y4
Apr
Feb
28%
n
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500
3%
Mar
35%
2074
a
,
*
May
Jan
39%
1
89 %
5674
46
25
29%
500
3
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So
Feb
20% Jan
1,500
66Vs
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208
Apr
Jan
6% May
1,200
28%
Co
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri-Contlnental Corp
20th
1274
46
11%
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35 V,
68%
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2%
243/4
8
products Inc
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10
34 V*
28
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2574
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——10
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Jun
39% May
35 % Jun
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25
6,000
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34%
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Textron
33%
1
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Port'and Cement
^hmioal
Feb
Jan
21%
10
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t
Texas
dVa
Mar
24 Va
(Un)
Gas Transmission
Tennessee
3374
(Un)__12.50
4
Co
Modine Manufacturing
29 %
187b
9%
Apr
46
Sylvania Electric Products
35%
15
Scott
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VTIn
35% May
Apr
14
Jun
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Jan
35%
55%
24%
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&
3674
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.
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Jan
27
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Middle
27
800
Feb
Sunbeam
1
—
&
1,300
34
—
Studebaker-Packard Corp
4
common
Co
Medusa Portland Cement
MercV
Feb
Jan
May
Stewart-Warner Corp
Storkline Furniture
United
25
1
1
Co—:
&
Cement Mfg
Marquette
Martin
Ct
19%
89% May
74
3%
4
common
May
56%
567b
—I
——
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34
30
'
(Ohio)
;
49% Jun
33 Va
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89%
30%
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25%
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Kaiser Alum & Chemical
Apr
34 Va
40%
:
May
May
85 Va
35 %
17
17 Va
3% Jun
4
24
tl
10
(Un):
28% Jan
23% May
44 V8 Feb
500
99%
39
*
950
Va
16% Jun
300
77%
99%
35%
•
7.50
Jan
Jun
Apr
Feb
a
1,100
77%
77%
35%
—
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& Tel
Jones'& Laughlin
33
•
3.50
(Un)
(Un)___
Paper
Shoe
Jan
397b
3
31% Feb
.-.n
39
19
Interactional Nickel Co
%
22 %
88%
International
Jan
27
12%
—
9%
22%
Jun
650
50%
'
Mar
46%
1,000
3,000"
56%
Works
Apr
8774
&
23 ya Mar
9
—1
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Feb
18%
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,
1
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70
30%
International
Jan
23
0
14% Mar
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36 Va
Strapping Co
400
42 %
3
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34%
23
Corp....
350
33
16%
26%
33 Va May
3774
Co class B
1574
38
1
Jan
Jan
a%
Jan
27%
1
78%
37%
:
6%
300
—3
3174
: 32%
43%
3,100
33 Va
7%
10
B
76%
33
8%
33
58%
1
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Pacific
Serick
46'A
—1.40
'Un)
30%
19
Products
Co
33 Ixi Apr
16 Va May
„
Jun
South
20%
Indiana Steel
48Va:Jun
>
74%
12
A
class
»
34% Mar
10
—*
1
*
Inland Steel
Jun
29
Feb
Mar
X39%
8
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
59%
3 Va
Illinois Central RK
35% Jbn
Apr
75%
X40
*
Co
Jan
10 %
Louis
St
39%
1
-10
Illinois Brick Co
Jan
66 %
42%
20g
Co
Stockyards!-
Apr
3
37
1
Industries Inc
Howard
Hupp Corporation —.
Huttig Sash & Door common—
Apr
48%
5
Petroleum
25%
1
—1
2
—1
—1
—
Brewing Co
(G)
Heilmau
4%
13 %
66%
'
Hammond
Feb
48%
8
;
Standard
Dutch
59%
25
.
4,100
15%
(Un)—10
•
Paper
38%
48%
1
3
Co
3574
66%
24%
—2.80
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Co
Tobacco cl B
44%
*
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Corp
33%
Feb
48%
1
15%
■'
Apr
Jun
•
8
10
-
5U%
—-———.1
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.
Griesedieck
60 %
10
5
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greyhound
59
17 so
Stores.
Gray Drug
Great
—
1
Co
Co
56
36 %
6
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
-
39
*
Corp—*———10
8374c
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Jan
28% Jan
Jun
5
(Un >——.
Co
Jan
81
700*
1,300
1,400
Radio
Royal
18%
166%
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Gossard (W H) Co—*
I—
12%
200
474
Quaker Oats Co
Rockwell
19 %
2*
1'
...
40O
5474
36%
4774
12%
8
Feb
Jan
—
Utilities
16
Jhn
14
4
10
Pure
F"b
37 Va
Rubber
&
76% Jun
2,500
*
6%
400
3,500
j?
Telephone
General
21
Jan
11%
Company (Un)
Oil Co <Un)
41%
5%
Corp
Public
General
if
Jan
63
11 Va
•
•
River Raisin
41%
—.—5
General Motors Corp
1674
1,550'
11%
Co 'Un).
Public Service Co of Indiana
Apr
4%
(Un)
General Electric Co
,
2,400
14%
33 V3c
1
12 50
3
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
17%
—1
Dynamics
39% May
37%
-50
Philco
Brothers
2
—
29% May
14%
_25
<Un)
Corp
Metals
40%
Inc
"X General Candy Corp
Apr
Jan
37%
.
.
Dodge
(R J)
41 %
Inc
Corp
26 %
33
--B
-
Co
(Charles)
Phelps
St
Box
May
700
14%
..
Penn-Texas Corp common.—
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Reynolds
17%
Trailer
General
21 %
200
2
—J
B
common
Reynolds
1
Dairies
Jab
16
-25
(Un)
class
Feb
38
17%
Co
Foremost
34% Mar
16%
57
35%
—5
Corp
(Un)
World
American
Paramount Pictures
107% Apr
1
9
Corp
America
32% Jan
Jan
Feb
1674 May
5
Falstaff Brewing
Feb'
28%
V.—
Rexall Drug
10
(Un)
25%
5474
-12
Co
Co
Richman
Eastern Air Lines Inc
16% Jun
40 % Mar
40
17%
55%
Detroit
Dodge Manuiacturing Co——
May
Apr
35 Va
—1
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Pulman
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
9*
13 %
Jun
9%
1
5
——
25
Packing
Jan
20%
!;
29'
Jan
Jan
52%
Co__
Cudany
18%
I,600
28%
2774
(Un)
Co
Gas
Pacific
Northwest
54%
3,000
19%
52
May
101% Feb
Apr
6
Northern States Power Co—
187 a
10
May
Jan
26 Vt
10% May
4674
,
—
Gas
Northern Natural
19%
Continental Motors Corp
Co
of America
1674
16
•
Controls
Crane
8
15 Va
32 Va
12
—
7%
167b
32Va
37% Mar
Continental Can Co
Mfg-
Central RR
32
150
22%
24
85%
31%
800
5
0
Jan
25 % May
3274
1374
America—
of
Corp
Feb
300
32%
39 74
Co_—
Power
Container
3
21 Va
300
-10
12%
Consolidated Foods
474 Jun
20% Jan
300
—1
867a
28%
Jan
;
North American Aviation
39
1
-——1.33%
2%
18% May
t
North American Car Corp
12%
Corp____—
May
41% Mar
Feb
3574
v
55
r
Apr
Parker
Consolidated
28%
8
37%
Corp
System
8974
27%
—1
57
39%
Commonwealth Edison common
8974
-10
22% Jun
5
Iron
—
-8
*
—
500
52% Mar
63%
35%
:
500
i,
24
33V4 May/
HVa Jan
700
4574
54%
1
_____—
&
2374
100
.
15
Cleveland Electric Ilium
■
3%
24
200
136
——100
preferred
'Urn
National Standard Coi
Jun
9
1,100
8
(Un)
5574
x9 74
3%
45%
common—
3%
84
34%
24%
26%
136
——
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1,150
20
1,000'
2,300
1,400
V. 1774
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Co
Cliff's
X474
15
16
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Service
x4
5574
Chicago Towel Co common-*!-.
Cleveland
4374 Jan
35% May
34 Va
22%
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.;><)
Cities
200
100
Jun
1%
Northern
Chrysler Corp
3%
—5Qo
100
.35%
1
—25
1
•
•
Champlin- Oil & Ref common—i
$3 convertible preferred
-
52 Va
3874
20
X4%
.«
13,700
—.1
(Un),
High
51
—
-5
A—
2 74
17 Va
47 Va
,5
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Co—
convertible preferred—
2674
47%
J"
Service-
Mar
1,030
Skarce
High
Muskegon Motor Specialities-
2 V
~2 Vst
16%c
Celaaese Corp of America (Un);
Centrak & South West Corp
1
(The)
Sales
fw Heek
Range
3874
—
-3
—
2674
25
.
Canadian Prospect Ltd;
'
!\. 74
10c
Corp
Pacific
Canadian
Inc
Week's
ef Prleee
Low
-8
(Philip) & Co (Un).
COnv
*
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
1
(Un)—r_.
6
8TOCKS
Shares
5
Budcfc
Burton-Dixie
of Prices
Low
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
■
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
80%
36 Va
79%
36 %
650
19% May
65%
36%
Feb
Jun
24
Jun
45%
Jun
Jan
88
Jun
69
Jan
91
Jun
69
Mar
80%
Jun
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED JUNE
6
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Par
Aeco
Air
90c
IU°
(Un)
Juneau Gold Min
Inc—.—
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American
-o»j.
.vioco*.
.
(Uu>
& 8 S
Radiatoi
412
49 %
Apr
3%
2,200
2%
Jan
3% May
5%
650
4%
Jan
5%
4
600
3
Apr
4% May
75%
230
23%
1,474
—
26%
Apr
14%
Jan
19%
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1.651
56%
10
Co
Class
30% Jan
5
Co
56%
common
World
Feb
13% Mar
Finance
5634
(U11)
Jun
65 Vb
2,000
Low
1
Duquesne Light CO
Electric Storage Battery
Hamilton
Co
22
55%
88%:
Sale Price
Gimbel
614
Jan
45%
80
10
j,
Delaware Power & Light
common__13%
Apr
(Un)_:
Feb
252
5%
89
Last
Co
Publishing
42% Mar
Jun
distribution
Trans
Curtis
47% May
Preferred
Ex
Mar
52%
Inc
Transamerica
Jan
23
56%
(Un)
Thriftimart
Jan
Feb
Gas Transmission
Tidewater Oil
18%
Jan
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Jun
11c
15%
9,200
22
55%
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Jun
Apr
46%
(Un)
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33%
23%
531
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas
Jan
Transit
1,253
Studebaker Packard
Texas Co
Feb
Jan
Baltimore
50
2
Sunray Mid-COntinent Oil
57%
19c
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
46%
Oil Co of California
Oil Co (Ind)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Statham Instruments
Tennessee
10-%
27
20%
67%
47,,
Swift & Co
Apr
May
14%, Jun
26
56%
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31%
45%
500
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12%
19% May
City Electric Co
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&
Jan
Jan
Corporation.....
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Stone
10%
15%
1
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46
common.,.
Inc
Jan
23 % May
13%
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Feb
Jan
285
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______
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50
Railway Co (Un)
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24%
71%
,
__
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Sterling
Jan
37%
27%
__
,
25
Chemical
24
46% May
30% Jun
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Petroleum
23%
337
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3
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Jan
8%
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4-
25
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37%
28%
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19% May
11%
,
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Jun
100
19%
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Southern Pacific Co
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20% Feb
29% May
66
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57
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2.50
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23
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420
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400
11%
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Jun
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Apr
3.650
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56
94c
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11% May
80c
89c
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&
Corp
75% May
13% Feb 1
2514
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Southern Calif Gas
Southern
700
Jan
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12%
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Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co
4.32%
94c
64
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Apr
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57%
44% Mar
515
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7514
,
8% Jan
32% Jan
12%
7514
391
357
1.40
Sharon Steel Corp (Un)
Shasta Water Co (Un)
Shell Oil Co.,—_
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Jan
331
14%
2914
(Un)
High
34
19%
47% Jun
25% Apr
33
Apr
16
May
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29%
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Servomechanisms Inc
Signal Oil & Gas
26%
3014
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14%
10
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Low
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(Un)
common
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith Radio
40%
29%
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Echenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
(Un)
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Feb
3014
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Apr
13%
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&
38%
9,452
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1,835
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7
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1.66%
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Jun
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Jun
900
1
(Un)
Apr
4,000
24
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30%
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Wilson & Co Inc. (Un) ;
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7
4714
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
35%
985
Air
Insurance
Westinghouse Elec
Feb
18%
__
1
Corp
Jun
153e
28%
1
(Un)_.
May
36
29
2.50
Corp
52
Feb
Jun
1514
10
Co
Jan
29%
Life
Western Dept Stores.
Western Union
Telegraph
May
28%
—
50c
Corp
Standard
61s
45%
653
3434
62
Feb
18%
_1
Richfield
3414
42 3a
Feb
14%
300
36
Feb
55%
320
5114
36%
336
28%
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10
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5114
Western
54% May
1,927
59
1514
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Rice Ranch Oil
Mar
42a
1
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;
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Rheem Manufacturing Co
17
Kentucky Coal Co
4114
34%
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______
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West
Jan
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West
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.
Par
Apr
Jan
41
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
High
Jun
12%
Week's
Last
3%
45%
1514
Friday
STOCKS
1
48%
683
__
6
Jan
358
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Jan
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1
2.90
37
52%
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455
51%
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1,214
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3%
4814
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42%
2
Puget
ENDED
Sale Price
LOW
52
5
Procter
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High
314
__
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
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12.50
(Un)
WEEK
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Sale Price
FOR
Sales
66
Jan
12
a
22%
127
18%
Jan
58%
232
56%
Jun
22 3
3
May
77% Mar
Jan
27% Feb
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80
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14
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65% Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JUNE
ENDED
6
Friday
Montreal Stock
STOCKS
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;
:
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Prteas Shown Are Expressed ia Canadian Dollars
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High
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10
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3,315
300
9%
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25
29%
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footnotes
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FOR A SIX-DAY TRADING PERIOD
.
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36
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52
53%
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45%
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50
-
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Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bailey Selburn
Range
of Prices
•
Asbestos
Apr
125
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25
420
4%%
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Jan
Jun
Co
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43%
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41%
44
9,910
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48
48%
315
24
23%
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Jan
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May
51
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42
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15
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39% Jan
41
Jan
45
Jan
41%
Feb
17Va Mar
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49
Apr
49% Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
JUNE 6
WEEK ENDED
♦1
Last
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cum
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97
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20
20
425
19
Jan
1738
187b
2,912
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Apr
29
2,356
26% May
29
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24
50
24
Jan
29% May
24
Canada Cement
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all
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1,416
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17
93/4 Feb
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53/4 Jan
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International Nickel of Canada
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3,776
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May
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69%
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Jun
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74%
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96
Feb
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Montreal
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53
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10%
96
26
Jan
•
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Lewis Bros Ltd-
Massey-Ferguson
9
53
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Apr
*
39%
__
*
...
Aull Metal Mines Ltd
Jan
14% May
131 %
Jan
•
E)
Stocks—•
1
85c
Jun
*
Breweries
Ltd
Feb,
9% May
40
Ltd
Oil
*3.60
■"
10
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Arno
100
al0% alO%
14
.
Western Canada
May
-2.30
40
Pipe Line Co
Ltd
70
-15
3,215
*
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Alta
Jan
68
.
Wainwright Producers & Refill Ltd
\
3.25 Jun
•
...
Oil
Jun
Mav
27%
pfd—100
Corp Fund
Mountain
Westeel
64-%
Apr
.
47
Jun
*
preferred
Waterman
3.25
180
25
'
a3^0
:
B
Trans-Canada
Trans
Apr
Jan
" * 25
1
Traders Finance Corp class A
5%
5
3:25
.'
Class
22%
45
100
...
Mar
46
a3.06
*
May
16% May
36
*25/
47
8
Feb
68
Ltd
Power
42 %
200
Jan'
May
27
.
Ltd
(1957)
7
a3.06
^5.
Inc
Gas
Save
25
47
64
--.
.-100
43
3.25
,
50
Corp common
(Canada)
Ltd.
Maurice
Shop
__
.
Ltd
Telephone
Jun.
Jan
St
part 2nd pfd
c
11
Mills
Steel
Premier
47
1_*
Ltd..,
Crush
7%—
43
,
]__50
27% Jan
14% Apr
.730
-
al2 al2%
.10
10
10
__
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd—10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com..®
1st preferred
48
12 %
com
common
Jun
*
433/4 Jan
2,310
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
Mar
Co Ltd (Walter M)_
MacLaren Power & Paper C02
Reitmans
14
13
20
'I0V2
Corp—.1
Mar
13%
10
17%-Jan
Jan/
•
Investment
46
13%
"
)
Jun
J)
Canadian
Apr
44
10 y4
j
'Mar
Mar
" 28
676
London
Jan
28
43
-80
(A
Mar Y
34
12%.
39 Va
38 % Mar
50
May
49V-» Jun
12%
550
4,199
100
Jan
Jun
7* May
1.00 Jan
29% Mar
79%
Quebec
44
$2.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
45
3.30
Jan
42% Apr
Cap class A
_*
common—-—*
Horner Ltd (Frgnk W) clgss A
•
Lambert (Alfred!) Inc class A
..1
Ltd
Freiman
Jun
41%
Inland Cement Preferred
,
50
Ford Motor Co of
May
43%
*
28
1,100
45
100
J
27^> Jun
,
415
60c
31
1,640
Acceptance Corp commpn
Warrants
5
33
32%:- •'-•5,782-
58c
Jan
9%
•
£2% May
~
Jan.
May
2.00 Mar ' %
15 "" 80c
--
41% Feb
47 Va
com
preferred
28
-
91/4
•
a70c
41
*
Royal Dairies
47 Va
Imperial Gil Ltd
100
25
46
Jun
34
-
Corp
•
A
1,725'
6%
60
-
11
Mount
4.68%
class
3.30
6%
15% Jan
1,130
2,220
Moore
10
Investment
-
1,705
Russell
Imperial Bank
/
-
al8
Jan
1,140
•
Bay Mining
-
41%
1.45
Jun
1,505
85
?•
39%
Jun
7
19
952
a--
£5% May
35%
65
34
3,385
a—
Jan
al8
37%
29%
31
1
9% Apr
Jan
1.40
Feb
17
19
Feb
May
Jun
34V4
34%
Apr
28%
44'A
-
49.%
Ltd
Ltd
3434
33%
44
9
20y2
35
Industries
54
34
30
•
,
25
28
32V4
—
17%
May
63e
31
6
33%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co——_5
30
High
Jan
49%
Jun
44%
'
—
110%
17 Va
17%
i
49%
•
Feb
•
"
10
105%
29%
•
—
j
400
39%
3.05
70
50
_
Paper common
preferred
'
20%
—
35% May
•
Howard Smith
$2.00
May
May
_2
•
Jan
~5
^
*
225
Jun
May
-
-
25
Mar
•
5.
Jan
' 6
Feb
9% Apr
27%
;
.
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
a8
M»y
;
36c
700
3,705
"600
30
25
20
28
32%
,,
Jun
a7%
12,500
-
a70c
106%
p8
32
■
27
»
"A"^_*
Jan
225
-7 Yz
Range Since Jan. 1
41 %
20
27
Jan
*
Home Gil class A
23V4
27
206
Gypsum Lime .& Alabas
i—
—
101
1,081
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
9
^
al0% al0V2
all
all
23 % 23%
'
45
37%
4.20
£9%
Low
-
„
54c
26%
53A
2,248
56%
common
50c
26%
5%
35
37%
Jan
Jan
Shares
52c
106'A 106%
55%
2.15
22
for Week
High
26%
>' 53/e
-
—
Lowney
—
^£9% May
25% Jan,
Sales
Range
Low
3.05
i
Fleet Mfg Ltd
4,855
56%
37%
•
Week's
'
al8
11
24%
1%
a—-.
Exchange
1.45
19
9%
440
10
Feb
5-00 Jan
Jan
10
i~*
Feb
250
110% 110J/2
6%
7
293/4
14% Jun
Jan
-
-1
Engineering Works
Feralco
al9
39%
34%
Jan
28%
May
..
43% Jun
Mar
a68
„
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
24% May
10%
General Dynamics
General Motors
General Steel Wares
..1
Feb
10%
—
103
4.25 Mar
12
3.40
-
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd*
a__
r-Am-*
24
100
—
Jan
Dominion
91
al8y2
39%
34%
Jan
Jan
28%
t
Corp
100
45%
95.
3,440
-
Feb
Jun
44% May
593A Jun
,
38% Mar
•
-
s.
18%
common
Jan
"
281
k
-r
Preferred
Jan
preferred
5%%
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
38
10
43%
Ltd com.*
1
May
Jan
5%
33
22
;16% Mar
"
43%
4 Last
Ltd
Sec
7
Qatineau Power
1,810
-
50
-39%
Consolidated .Div Standard
77
25
Jan.
May
"
153/4 Mar
8.50
31
35
22-
102
a-*
Co
50
7.70
30
593-4
Ltd.—__
Canadian Power <fe Paper Inv
44
24%
51% May
Jan
3.50
Ltd
Investments
Gen
84
24%
8.50
Jun
Jan
21%
344
102
Packers Ltd class B__;
Canada
7y2
•
10
;' Jun
49
-573%
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common—
■■"■IVe' preferred
1
I
100
Brantford Cordage Co Ltd class A
*
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—..*
84
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum preferred
43
50
a33
-20%
Friday
:
13% May
9% Apr
12% May
35
«
47
...
28%
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-NfId Development Co Ltd
1-5
Jan
...
160
Apr
29%
22
1
'
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co
35
23%
Feb
158
...
27
•
-*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
16 %
24
"28ai
26% Apr
30% Jun
513
Canadian
al2
*
JUn
34
897
15% May
9%
ft
19%
'
Jan
935
51
T
Jan
Jan
47
;
Jan
Mar
26
30%-
47
:-;H 51
t
14 '
13
233/4
455
3,300
64%
7'/a Feb
Foundation Co of Canada
150-
4.80
22% Jun
275
Ford Motor Co.
j
14% Jan
100
7,787
34
25%
(Friday, May 30 to Friday, June 6) inclusive.
7J/2
Corp
-
19%
33
14%
Central Gas
84
Corp
Jan
27%
(Geo) class A
7 Va
Famous Players Canadian
Apr
95
•25%
-30%
a68
East Kootenay Power.-
V '•
12
90
r
4.75
Jan
4,655
275
6,890
97%
13%
Jan
5,592
n6
13%
97
4.75
Jan
9
24%
10% Feb
730
13
12%
■t.
14 Va
18%
12%
a6
Feb
Apr
43%
—10
—*
51
6%
al2
24'A
25%
Sale Price' of Prices
Jun
12%
'
21
*
145 "
-
& Worts..-
•
Electrohix
Feb
21%
....
50
(1956)
14y4
21%
59%
(Canada) Ltd.—.
Dupuis Freres class A
7%%' preferred
10% May
100
STOCKS
May
75
4,024
—
1,000
19%
.
___
Jan
,35
—f
•
—
11%
—,———*
/
Jun
Jan
6%
al2
—3%
8%
a__
60
715
Jun
11
THIS WEEK'S TABULATION IS FOR A SIX-DAY TRADING PERIOD
Apr
23%
125
64%
Feb
4.95
3,975
Canadian Stock
Jan
12
■
8% Jun
432
63%
23%
a._
12%
*
;
Du Pont (1956) common
1,100
75
64
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion Textile common—
Do no hue- Bros
Ltd
29%
73
al5% al5'/2
21%
22%
Jun
,
64 y2
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
29% Jun
11% May
Jun
7.75-Jan
38
74
al5y2
25'A
650
29'%
•
—:
8%
al7% al7%
•
com
common
preferred
Dominion Steel
•
35
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass
•'
29'A
common
17
4.95
34
Jun
10%
—
Jun
105
4
]
Jun
3.10 Mar
*
Jan
20
•
Dairies
preferred
180
Feu
May
4.80
25%
30%
«r-'-
Pipeline
Jun
a 17%
28 %
all
-
11%
97%
Zellers Limited common
13% Jun
19% Jan
10%
25
635
22,127
-
May
291/4
pfd
15%
300
;-*
Jan
30
9
Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
34
Jan '
9,698
-*
92c May
103% May
26% Jun
May
2.50
Exploration
Dome
25 y8
Jan
12%
17
Par
Distillers
Jan
27%
3,490
~
-
Feb
191/4
20
20
62
21%
—
Walker Gooderham
Jan
47
2
12% Mar
105
-
■_*
25
preferred
18% May
17% May
_•
A
43 3% Mai
Feb
61%
■—
Canada
5%%
Webb & Knapp
15
16
al7%
a 17%
Crown pork &
Crown Zellerbach
Jan
11%
103%
16%
4.95
100
Oils
Apr
50c
45
34%
220
17
50
——
United Steel Corp
Viau Biscuit
Winnipeg
100% May
21% Jan
480
4.913
-
a44 % a44 %
Trans Canada
23%
3,685
24
13%
Toronto-Dominion Bank
May
Jan
30
Jan
-
48
Mar
al8
3.75
12%
Feb
3.00
300
3.00
40%
-——
of
Co
Steinberg's
Weston
21%
29
Jun
15%
:
May
19% May
175
al7%
30
65%
24%
33%
51
4 % c/c
Southam Co
10
4,314
1,206
28%
•
_•
•
A-
26%
Feb
*
class A_
—-;
B
-
45% Jan
3
25%
26%
May
°
81c
88C
6^f*preferred
Canadian
54%
62
-*
(H) & Sons common
Simon
i'
81
"
1.040
33
—-
Sicks' Breweries common
Jan
82
17%
•
Preferred
Locomotive
45c
16%
i
,
Canadian International Power—;
Canadian
6
82
—•
common
__
65%
Apr
107
47%
industries
Preferred
j
63
.{
j
14%
10
preferred
Series A 4 %
Triad
Canadian
Jan
34% Mar
15
Corp common
A
Class
Steel
Mar
3,038
Canadian Hydrocarbons
10%
Apr
33%
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Feb
15% Jan
650
•
Husky
107
Jan
28 '/a
24%
16% Mar
4.80 Mar
20
16%
6%
12% Mar
595
-
8.00
915
3.00
100
5% preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Class B 53/4%
preferred
Jun
30 »/2
9
31%
j
400
32
12%
25
St Lawrence
Jun
30%
•
Jan
39
47
471/4
■}
10
39 %
40
*
(A V)
St Lawrence Cement
Jan
30%
al2% al2%
lo
Jan
9.85
—-—1
*
Natural Gas
Preferred
Mar
97
97
Mar
May
98% Mar
60
100
Canadi&n
Canadian
Jan
Feb
-100
21
Chemical
85
51
50
60
12.50
—
Bronze
Celanese
Mar
95
Warrants
Canadian
29
24%
95
British Aluminum.
Canadian
Feb
60
Preferred
Canadian
24%
24%
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
2,230
28
26
100
*
Canadian Breweries common
„
Jan
29%
_*
Canada Steamship common
Canadian
835
May
29% Jun
26%
28
100
Canada Malting common
4 y2% preferred
Canada Safeway Ltd
Feb
1,314
29'/4
-20
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries common
32
24%
26%
32
21
20%
30%
•
*
53A%
31%
31%
-
31%
*
common
& Co
(Canada) common
preferred
Paper class A
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
Roe
Jim
70% May
Jan
Jun
Jun
32% May
28 3s
20
Transport
Bros
Quebec
Quebec
Mar
3.90
Feb
62
10%
43
Jan
26
18%
Rolland
Calgary Power common—
805
—
Price
Provincial
2.60 May
42
Jan
Feb
35% Jan
4,380
—
Jun
7
4% Mar
1.75 Mar
36%
300
1
'
43
13 % May
23-% May
28%
\
——-——-——-——*
Placer Development
1
Powell River Company..
*
Power Corp of Canada
j—-Premium
Iron Ores
1
20e
44% Mar
Jan
200
69%
'
com.,—_—-*
Products
Steel
Ontario
41% Mar
Apr
9%
300
40
Mines Ltd
Pacific Petroleums
Feb
393/4
30
2.20 %/v
•
.■
36 3/»
2,110
a6%
a6%
•
;
B
Building Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Weaving
Wire
Niagara
Noranda
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
1,030
4,223
903;
40
39%
•
Telephone
10%
"■ 41
31%
Penmans
49i/2
49%
1,595
Page-Hersey Tubes new common—
140
a45
—50
50
...
Ltd
39
Jun
40% Jun
a93
Company
Bruck
Jan
a45
Forest Products
British Columbia
6% May
Jan
a93
_50
—
22%
Apr
10
21 %
19"b
25
43
Apr
33%
High
*
13% May
al4
10%
5%
27'%
.„.
High
21%
National Steel Car Corp common
190
40%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low*
al4
5
pfd
Chemical
&
Drug
5,135
39
38j/2
British Columbia Power
1
Par
National
4.15 Jun
Feb
3.50
9,806
39
40 y2
50
4%%> preferred
5 % preferred ________
British Columbia
882
Co—
pfd
red
6V2
39
•
100
Eiec
Columbia
6
6
•
British American Oil common
4%%
:<
4.15
'
'
■
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
Low
High
4.10
for Week
Range
le Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
43%.
•
Bank Note Co
British American
Brnisn
Low
4.15
1
Paper
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Bowater
Sales
Week's
Sales
Week's
rlday
Friday
v
__
__
__
18c
6,500
3c
May
33,585
7c
15c-
May
6c
Jan
15c
<
Feb
10% Jun
35c
Jan
5c
Jan
6Y2C Jan
10
10%
24c
j_
24c
1,600
20c
May
5c
5c
7,000
3c
Jan
5J2C
18c
5%c20c
6c
2c
--
--
-
400
500
30.000
7.10
4%c Mar
13c
Jan
24c
s
Jun
Mar
(
!,—
Number 5749
137
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
,■
,
(2585)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday,
Week's
Last.
Range
STOCKS
Sale Prifce
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1
6c
4c
8Vic
75c
50c!
50c
55c
1.000
50c
Jun
43c
55c
156,800
<"
35c
14c
May
14c
17c
11,966
12c
i2c
r
12c 14 Vic
54,500
7c
alOc
alOc
50c
50c
12c
JUNE
6
12c
Toronto Stock
200
Jan
9c,
500
Apr
23c
(Friday, May 30 to Friday, June 6)
Mar
24c
May
Apr
17 tic
Friday
STOCKS
40c
Mar
55c
21c
5,000
20c
Fib'
34c
Jun
3,000
59c
67c
Jun
Par
Low
Abuibl
Cable
Miner &
Oils Lid_L_——
__1
Caialta- Pet-rtrleums Ltd,
Canary
34c
y
_25c
34c
-
67c
"5
67c
'
<fe Edmonton,. Corp Ltd
o«A.Juet<
Mines
uranium
Ltd
26
_•
.J
26
1
26
6V2C
__1
5.40
5.35
5.45
Canadian
—2
4.90
4.20
630
62 c'
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
5.05
Atlantic
__
Oil Co LtdJ
Canadian Devonian
Petrol
1
Ltd
•
6.05
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Canorama Explorations
Canuba Mines Ltd
—•
—1
Ltd
8c
Cartfter-Malartic
Gold
-J——_1
Mines
Ltd
L.
Bi
Mines
Ore
Ltd
Cadillac
Dabloxv
Dome
Mines
Ltd
East Sullivan
Mines
Metal
Falconbridpe Nickel
Mines
Ltd
Oil
Gateway
9c
Mar
6
Vic
1,000
2.25
21,300
14c
15c
3.000
20c
27c
1.60
1.70
10c
5 Vic
64c
*_*
74c.
3 Vic
1.96
1.96
*
Oils
._j
Ltd
Indian Lake Mines
.
Uranium
1
J
2,000
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Asbestos
North- American
North
American
Norv&lie
Obalski
Mines
(1945)
Opemisca
Jan
42c
3c
Jan
6tic
Feb
4,500
5c
Jan
9c
Jan
1
4c
:6c
14.500
4c
Jan
11c
lie
1,000
9c
Mar
Lake
13 ViC
-
♦
Corp
—1
—1
—1
Ltd
1
-
9c
18c
Jan
9c
8c
9c
20,000
4c
Mar
2.45
2.45
2.50
200
9c
9c
Oils
1.55
Feb
Barvue
Apr
4.55
Feb
10,000
14c
Jun
18c
Jun
6C
Fob
18c
Mar
13c
Mar
18c
Jan
12c
15,000
15c
5,000
8.00
8.00
8.20
1,000
14c
13c
15c
16,000
5.90
Feb
10c
22c
Jan
29c
82c
30.500
15c
Feb
35c
May
70c
Jan
90c
Jan
90c
1.600
8
Vic
a
4 Vic
2,000
lie
13c
97,000
5c
Feb
30c
30c
36c
70.000
10c
Jan
57c
2.61
2.65
2,600
Feb
14c
14c
15
2.44
6c
51c
44c
54c
29c
29c
31c
—1
-7c
10,500
:
34c
1,800
24c
7c
8c
4.90
400
5c
5c
5c
3.000
20c
1
1
6,700
Jan
Bell
20c
39,000
55c
Mar
BM&
4>6c
Mar
6 tic Mar
10c
Jan
t
1
6c
Wsrro,nts
4.25
400
62c
3,250
6c
3.90
58c
4.55
Apr
Feb
1,000
4c
10c
50
8c
Apr
10%
3,660
8V4
Feb
1.75
200
1.75
May
11c 12 Vic
4,500
8c
1.75-
l
-
3c
*
±
11 tic
19c
l
44c
\
5 Vic
1
,
16 Vic
Corp Ltd
Jan
Ltd
6c
-
Bonville
Jun
Bordulae
12c
Apr
Weedon
Pyrite &
Wendell
Mineral
S
Copper Corp Ltd
Products
Co
Ltd
Mines
footnotes
Ltd—
see
page
10c
17%cMar
33c
Feb
4C
Jan
11 Vic. Apr
8a
Apr
20a
Feb
1
45AMay
59% May
'
15
21,250
1,000
1,053
25
14c
25
27 i%.
1.05
2.31
41%
27,725
2,200
12,972
6,671
——'
12%cFeb
6%c Jan
38,4 Jan
51
Jan
3.05 Apr
Jan
24,300
—I
Feb
23% Feb
224 May
19c
Jan
25
350
13c
1
1
10% Jun
Feb
Jun
60c
40Vi
16q ' Apr
2.55 May
15% Apr
1.50 Jun
9p May
10c
264
14c
23
27 Vb
98c
2.02
-
May
30c
30c
_
19,\ln
440
190
9/a Jun
41% Jan
Jan
Apr
19
JAannr
4.25 JftU
3.55 Apr
50c May
12c
1.06 Apr
17c Feb
25
Jun
27 ^
•
Jan
17% Jap
Feb
25
86c Feb
1.30 Jan
39% Jan
53c
*
42% Feb
Jan
18c
IftZI
8c
IOMiC J&n
May
~~
6V2C
6V2c
7,500
4c
Jan
1,12
1.01
1.12
53,508
86c
Jan
Jan
800
15c
14 Vic
16c
9,500
9c
Jan
7
May
20ci . Apr
7/* Jan
20C
Jan
--
35c,
J
5,750
36c
100
7
12V2
*
10%
10%
54o
30c
24C
30c
36,500
12
43
12
43
100
5Vic
5tic
2,000
——*
—
43
1
-
-
-
—
95
48%
•
5.95
6
5.90
6
6.35
6,a
21</2
21ti
18°
38%
pfd
Bralorne Mines
19c
22c
15,000
13c
May
23c
Jan
Brazilian
36C
44c
35,010
30c
Mar
5Vio
6c
8,000
5c
May
13 Vic 16 tic
1,000
13c
Jan
1.26
-"23
Petroleum"
Amer
7.30
Jun
1.65
Apr
2.64
Feb
4 y, c0
6c
Apr
10c
Jan
4%%
1.66
1.70
8,800
1.70 May
4%%
British Columbia
500
3,100
16c
Jan
34c
Feb
British
21c
22c
10.000
18c
Mar
25c
Mar
British
Columbia Power
Columbia
May
5%
preferred
5Vi%
.
preferred
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia
British
3c
5tic
72,500
2 Vic
Jan
Jun
British
83c
85c
5.800
61c
Jan
85c
May
Broulan
25c
25c
500
25c
Apr
29c
May
Packers
Brown Company
Jan
58c
Bruck
Jun
Reef
Mills
class
320
l-35Jan
^
*Wi
12y» Jun
IO/2 Jun
45%
93%
49%
49%
52
51%
49%
52
•
10%
11%
11%
*
H
11%
B
11%
20
•
39%
38%
40
9,092
25
41 Vi
81
—
79
180
/
1,030
585
4>205
Jun
Feb
4%C Jan
6c
Jan
7c Jan
B-
45/2 May
49% Mar
16c
48
Jan
Jan
Jan
21.
•
JS
194 Jun
40% Jun
81 ,x M y
Feb
44
Jan
Jan
46% Feb
97
May
Mar
Mar
8% Jan
11
Jan
6AS May
6.a Jan
11" S&
Jan
51
52
12%
13
Apr
Mar
Jun
P^b
Jan
36% Apr
41% Mar
44/4 Mar
40%
41%
781
38% Jan
55c
58c
11%
13
1L|®°
46^c fpr
—
*
2.20
2.20
2.20
i
17%c Jan
60c
4 30 Jan
5A Apr
1 35
33%
77
39%
42
88
44%
Jun
May
1^ Ian
9/iC Apr
Jun
7c
58c
~
500
12
43
35c Apr
41
Jan
42% Jan
1
44.
/
175
220
20
.
30c
12
34
—1
Telephone
Mines
class
44Vi
93%
50
25
42 Va
44%
93%
50
preferred
18c
1.24 May
ISo
26'200
17,743
50
100
40%
100
pfd
_x
1.20
5tic
6,570
8,834
194
40%
81
43 %
1-93
•
"*111..*"—
25
26
495
84,033
50
Elec 4%
nreferred
preferred
17c
Jan
--
1
o"L_Z::rl~:
1.20
1.16 May
—
C°mm0n
Britalta
5.00
Apr
—•
common
Jan
May
500
Jan
Traction
Jan
13c
24c
12,400
19tic
44ti
'c
Feb
3,500
44Va
48
8c
58c
24,000
3,000
64,175
7!40
May
54c
8c
10c
55c
48 %
3c
21 ti
7c
8tic
44c
50
29,000
100
——
4^c
1
Eoymar Gold MitMS----———————1
3 Vic
1.35
5
—1
1
50
■
-
Ltd,
—
Jan
12,900
l
Jan
6c
Feb
17
17
16c
9c
3c
6V^ Apr
19% Jun
Jan
May
20° 4.25
£1%
4.15
50c
Mar
7.30
wts
6.0Q Apr
15% Mar
64c
99c
36c
Gold
Bowater Corp 5%
5 Vi % dreferred
2.20
"•
Ltd
—
Feb
9c
—1
Ltd
Petroleum
—
--
2.33
6.70
1
^109.% Apr
Mar
5
20c
83c
78c
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
2.10
17c
Jan
3.90 Jan
Jan
12c.
Mines
Bouscadillac
11 Ve Mar
7.30
l
»
10c Apr
51c Jan
15c May
12c
Jan
«c Jan
8
Jan
34% May
12c
—
common
Gold"
May
2.15
\
.
Corp
3,100
11,500
89,280
158,851
12-990
75c
23c
27c
6 Vic
—50
Ribbon
»
Mining
lie J3Vic
75c
76c
20c
25c
23c
30c
6c
7c
9 »
35%
36
34c
96c
Preferred
l
1.68
100
26,885
nrn-1
Uranium
3c
-
4<00
35c
—
preferred
Bay
63c
Jan
10c
l
A
Black
"
Ltd—
—
Mines"~Ltd—I*—*
Class
Apr
4-0®
34c
J6c
May
May
53
19 Vic May
• 2.25 Jan
- 3.59 May
9% Apr
Jan
71c
45
?9
50c
I
Jun
Apr
Jan
9Vic
*
Mines
Uranium
29c
3c
30c
9%c
43.4
58
—50o
Yukon
Feb
11,000
31,000
--
4o
59
Jan
<-47,
6c
Jan
1.93 Jan
13% Jan
90c
Apr
5C
Jan
— ■—
L„rr
Bidcop
5c
15
99c
2.02
41 la
Biltmore Hats common.—
69c
.
2.52
1
—28
_
Jan
10' 4-
10%
*-
2.22
—24%
Copper ~Corp
Mines
Bevcon
Jan
6c
1
13c
11c
Jan
3,000
74,300
5,000
12,100
20
6c
62c
6C
12 /2C
9c
2.45
15
1-50
Jun
.1.26 May
19VaMay
Mar
2.00 Feb
8V4 Jan
95
May
32C
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.60 Apr
3,148
205
1,010
3,000
3,366
500
2,510
1,160
20c
-
-
Mines
Quebec
6.00
4.25
—1
a_*
Uranium
Jan
60c
_1
28% May
.6q .Jan
3,254
23
*-1
I—'"II
'
Lod^e
Bicroft
16c
24c
Feb
?,00o
24
}
TeleDhone
Blue
'•*,_*
—
—_*
Preferred
Apr
4 %C
62c
class A—**
Power & Paper class A,
Belleterre
Jan
Jun
*
6
*
*
Belcher Mining Corp
Mar
Jun
5c
———•
Mines—
B
Beaver
14c
4.80
•
Mining,—
Innes
Beaucaae
13Jic May
May
4.80
l
1
13c
101
4.80 5.05
&
6
18% 19%
24
1
Bros
Boattv
2.76 May
2.61
Jan
"IZ""-—-I—-
Beaver Lumber Co common
13c
2c
Jan
54c
14
41
43%
7c
80
712
51,000
22%
2.10
,
16c
22%
w
16c
--
Exploration Ltd—******—1
&
-*
25
60S
*-***-1
**^*--l
**——10
*-19
*
Beattle-Duquesne
a_-
4 Vic
4
class B_***.*t—*
*******1
1
iSnes
Class
May
1.06
1
■
***—***
Mines—*
Uranium
Bates
Jan.
Jan
85c
—
—
■
.,
Mines
Bathurst
Feb
18c
1.06
—
—1
BaLa Petroleums Ltd
8.40 May
Apr
12c
20 Vi
4,722
20c
,
Products
Metals
Base
Baska
10c
100
18%
6c
Traction
Barymin
18c
British
Virginia
for
Jun
2.75
13c
•
Oil
Barnat
75c
__1
;
Decalta
Feb
2,000
10c
—
He
2.50
Cons
Barcelona
2,000
,
99c
19'A
17%c
Montreal—*—
Nova Scotia
Jun
33c
Ventures Ltd
Metal
Of
8,500
1
Westburne
Bank
32,600
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Western
Vic May
21c
May
*
Mines
Bankeno Mines
80c
17 ViC
1
Zenmac
7 tic May
Feb
.-40c
60
common—,
Mines
Bethlehem
Ltd
Mines
of
24c
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
ViolaMac
Bank
3.75
1
Ltd_l
Ltd
Asbestos
Bankfleld
Feb
1
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd
United
Jan
2.50
20c
Jan
17%C
Oir.!-—*:.:—*--:
Banff
Feb
9
Jan
30c
8c
href erred*-****-
5c
1.35
1
Titan Petroleum Com
United
I % Vi
75c
•
Ltd
Mines
Fabric
30c
2.40 May
500
Gold
Electric
3.25
3.75
_1
Trebor
9c
Jan
30c
Steeloy- Mining Corp Ltd_j
x
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sulliyan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Ltd
15c
64c
l
Mines
13 Vic May
57 c
1_<■
Ltd
Mines
#
Feb
1
Ltd—
Mines
w
4c
22c
^
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20,250
May
Jan
5c
25c
8c
30c
94c
35c fMay
7.05 Jan
10c
3c
12c
1,600
47,720
17c
7ViC
—
13% May
May
53
21% Mar
21
Jan
158 May
13 %q Apr
9c
60c
12,455
2,000
16%c
Jan
23c
485
Jan
14,458
AimS?
Jan
500
3%c Jan
Mlnes*-;Z—----*—.1
Gold
Aumaque
1.46 May
5,SCO
18,950
48%
~ 8.70
10%
36c
29,500
42,642
85
657
2,000
9-35
Jun
4c
24c
: '
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A**—10%
5 "'o
preferred ———*—*——25
24
Jan
76c
11% Jan
28 Vi
4%c
4c
l4Vic
8c
Mines***
River
Auto
Feb
21c
8.25 Feb
28
—***.1
*****
68c
Feb
3.25 Apr
Feb
25c
19c
—
^-85
—
Ian
Mar
53
13
23Vic
1.50
6%c
14c
76c
1,100
Feb
May
Feb
3.75 Jun
Apr
6c
Apr
3 Vic
40c
Jan
36c
2.10 Jan
13%c Jan
6C
85c
:
86c
Auto
13-Vic
20c
6,933
500
20,400
9.20
May
2.30 Apr
Avillabona
1,500
.
1
Mines
Lake Mines
6c
50c
2.75
21c
9.25
53
13
25c
49
24c
60c
Jun
24c
Ltd-
»*
15,500
6,600
100
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
31% Mar
23%,' Jdn
Apr
Apr
-
64c
J
Tache
89c
26c
Ltd
Tarbell
Jun
1
Ltd
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd
Minues
55c
1
;
Mines
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Quebec- Lithium Corp.—
Dufault
14,700
7c
85c
3.75
Apr
64c
26,466
78c
3.75
Jun
16,200
3,700
110
100
3,000
2,200
1
Ltd
Quebec Oil Development Ltd-—
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Gold
G2c
61c
17c 18%c
30c
500
12,796
1
Mines
Mines
Aumacho
1.25 Feb
...2
Mines
Quebec Ascot Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec .Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
South
Feb
1.30
1
Exploration Ltd
Provo, Gas, Producers
Sherritt-Gqrdon
12c
Jan
34c
1.25
_1
-
Ltd
Mining Co LtdPorcupine Prime Mines Ltd
2
Portage Island (Cliib) Mines Ltd
Gold
Jan
85c
10c
13 Vic 13 Vie
J
1
Gold
Crest
7 tic
300
55c
1.25
,
Jan
May
4,800
7.200
6c
20c
1
Jan
62c
.
\
16c
33c
8c
Atlas Yellowknife Mines**,
Mar
1.12
10c
Ltd—1
Ltd—
Uranium
Gold
Aubelle
57C
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Crow
Jun
1.10
1
Pennbec Mining Corp
Pickle
Atlln-Ruffner
8IV2
87c
15c
26c
23% May
29%
60c
25%
22
45%
lQ%c
2Gp
15c
495
1,305
50c
—
•
*-•
*******1
*
,
Jun
Jan
24c
—
Steel?
'
23Vic
—
Jan
65c
Jan
Jan
23
16,345
23%
48%
2.75
18c
—
Acceptance common—*—,
68Vi
58c
L
Debentures
Atlantic
Feb
-
—
—
.
21%
9,987
26Vi
23
47%
48
—,
—•
—
..
4.15 Apr
1,300
1,610
500
Jun
Feb
«
—
—1
4, „
-Warrants
Jan
I2ya
94%
2,139
45c
62c
30c 42 Vic
25%
3.00
9Va
75c
38c
253
4,005
1.86
Feb
2,400
23
29%
2.95
9
10O
Jan
4.000
23
28%
1.75
18c
81c
11,885
9
42c
44c
14,462
170
7.30
2.95
6,500
81c
99%
1.80
3,000
41c
4.1c
18%
99
•
Atlas
627
..
34%Q Apr
_40o
75c
8112
1.15 Jan
833
46
52
15o
20c
80
.
4,100
52
16%c
19c
19c
38c
50
50
—•
Ash Temple common
7Vic Feb
16c
1.55
38o
Jan
1.30 Jan
1.05
19%
46
53
18c
70c
62c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Paudash
May
52,200
57,500
8c
-_1
Ltd———*
Partridge Canadiaji
25C
33c
1.75
May
9% Apr
May
74C ,fApr
65c May
7c
Jan
1.80 May
1.60-May
43c Mar
18% May
99% Jun
7^5 WW
58c
Mar
50c
*
——
10
.
Jan
4<j
Associated Artists Prod com—„**—25o
Apr
Jan
4%c
45c
33c
21c
1
*
6,600
22,375
: 4,850
6.45
—-
—*
Argus Corp common—*
$2 ti preferred
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines—
Asamera Oil
Feb
8c
5c
Nickel
~
Jan
47,050
-
17%
—
—•
—*
Corp
May
~3.75 May
Feb
31c
Jun
Jun
,29c
Jan
8%
1.45'
—
1
Mines
Area
1.00 May
7c
l
Mines
23%
Feb
Jan
29c
1
Ltd
Orchan Uranium
Jan
6c
__1
Mines
Explorers
20Vi
J
Rare Metals
Northspan Uranium
3,590
2tic
49VaC Apr
59c
60c
~
8% Feb
26,927
5Vic
30c
18 Vic
85c
———20a
Warrants
Arcan
Jun
4,500
1
Ltd
19
7Vic
1
—
Mining.Corp
Jun
3Vic
.
Normeta'l
13t2
7c
5
j
-
Ltd:
1,250
4c
1
.
_5
Resources
57c
52p
—
•
—50c
Imperial
Cons
Arcadia
Feb
1,800
.
Ltd-*
Nepheline
Develop—
2.31
—
25
Jun
99
11c
'
Feb
135
45d '
31c
50
—
9%.
Mar
~. 21%
-'
Jan
13c
.*
7,060
9%
9%'' 9%
.
26
—25
p,fd—_„
Mines
Anthes
Apex
J.an
8c
New-Santiago.Mines LtdJ
i
50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New Vinray Mines. Ltd——
—1
Nocana Mines
6c
28c
23,000
5
Ltd
Nickel-Rim Mines. Ltd
Jan
May
80c
.
29c
Ansil
Jan
2c
20c
" 4c
Ltd
Pormaque Mines Ltd
Mylamaque Explorations
9c
-
1,500
23%
1
—_*i
Monprq Mining Co Ltd
Moutgary Explorations Ltd
Oils
Feb
6c
Jan
Jan
1,000
:
1
x__
Corp
&
1,000
6c
2.15 May
64c
80c
1
Mines Ltd
Merrill- Island Mining LtdMid-Chibougamau. Mines Ltd
i
Mogador
Mines
Ltd. —J
-v.*:
Coal
6c
Jail
Jan
Feb
1
Mclntyre-Pbrcupine
New Pacific
3c
1.30
39c
3.50V 3.70:
-
Jan
5c
.
.
—lc
1
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
50
Anglo Hyronian
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
Jun
76,200
23
29%
Petroleum?
Anglo American Exploration
Jan
74c
27c
48c
Analogue Controls '——„
Jun
11c
Mar
1
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd_j
27
May
200
24c
Apr
2c
15,700
19
3Vic
21
„18Vic
—
Anchor
22 >4
—1
:
Exploration
18 ti
23
—5
—.
Lingside Copper Mining Co
Louvicourt Goldfield Oorpl.
Marpic
18%
.
May
51c
57c
4 tic
24c
1
Mines,
Mining
24c
3 Vic
—
,
4 Vic
*
JardunMines Ltd" voting trust-J:
Kontiki, Lead & Zinc Minfes'Ltd
Maritimes
6c
—*
.
Ltd
6c
13c
83
18'A
common
4%
Anacon Lead Mines-,
May
Mar
10
86,100
99%,
1
100
Oil
Amurex
19
99
11c
—
,
preferred
American
975
99
7%o
.
1.55
Amalgamated Rare Earth
2.10 Mar
17c
Mar
19%f 21 Vi
~
57c
•
——
Ltd
Co
16 Vi May
Jan
9c
375
1.96
50c
1
—
Jan
1.41 May
8Vic
-10% May
48c
Amalgamated Larder Mines——1
Mar
6,000
3 tic
4ti ''c
Jan
67,200
-
Aluminium
Apr
34c
Jan
5%c
5ci
' 1,55 ' 1.50
-
1
debentures
Aluminum
15Vic Jan
Mar
11
1,500
27
5c
74c
20c
28,000
10c
7c
9
50c
.
—
Jun
4.00
Jun
10tic May
2.400
11c 12 Vic
x
Feb
900
•
American Leduc Petroleums
50
1
.J*—
5c
1.80
11,400
_J
HolMnger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Tazin
Mar
11c
1
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd
Hamlon
Mining ....——.
Sisco
5c
'
I
—
—
May
1,000
40%
9%
—50c
Uranium
5%
Jun
5.80
26%
Inc
Ltd—.
Ventures
Golden Age Mines. Ltd
Gunnar Mines Ltd—
Red
16%
Feb
*'
Gaspe
Pitt
8c
Jan
5.30
1
Futurity Oils Ltd___
New
May
10Vi
10
*
<>%
Warrant?
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay RR—
Voting trusts
10
Algoma Steel
•
Allied Roxana Minfng—
•
Feb
1,300
16
24% Feb
3.50
•,
—;_1
Pacific Cons Oils,.
Algom
Jan
7c
Vi
.
Ltd—
Pano Mining & Exploration
Patima Mining Co Ltd
Fontana. Mines (19451 Ltd
Frobisher
1
55c
Feb
al5!i al5ti
——1
—1
Apr
5c
3c
' Jan
-19c
■
Voting trust—
Jan
30c
3,50'
Mines
Alberta
Jan
11 Vic
29
23
9c
1
Yellowknife Gold
Explorations
Alberta Distillers common,-—
Jim
16c
Jan
5.75
14c
*
—_*_1
-L
Ltd
Mines
66c
Jan
"
27c
Ltd
Jan
Cc
7 Vic
15%
1.80
l
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc__
54c
24% Jan
485
99
—•
10
Alba
Jun
7 Vic
.
—i
,
,——^
Ajax Petroleums
May
1,000
1,420
6 Vie
•
:j_
8.80
63c
4,362
24
10
•
Akaitcho
5tic Jan
Feb
'Jan
2,100
8c
1.88
;
1
—
6.20
33c
1,000
6 Vic
6 Vic
1
,L
Mining Corp Ltd
Dolsan Mines LtdJ
2Vic Mar
5.60
5.75
Ltd
Jan
Agnlco
r17tic Jan
7 Vic
16
•
Ltd__l
Jun
11c
Apr
12,500
*
36c
6c
8c
6c
52c
Feb
.
28%
24
—-l
Shoe- common
Preferred
Jan
15c '- Feb
Uri
Mines
Surpass
Agnew
"Jan
7c
9,300
1,500
11c
lie
35c
1
1
j
f
i_l
__1
warrants
t
66c
-
10c
11c
21c
33c
10c
15,450
Adyocate
Feb
Jun
Gas
Acme
Jun
2.40
Apr
1,600
f
66c
6.25
8c
:•».
3,000
60c
:
«
B
Cons Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Continental Mining Exploration
New
4
Apr
Mines-,.
& oil—
High
27%
————l—100
Uranium
Acadia
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24
V,—
Preferred
Feb
A .5.25 May
.
1.75 Jan
2,500
4
Jun
15c
83,016
8.80
life
Monpas Mines Ltd——:
Class
Consol
Iso
:
"
1
6,000
"
9c
Class A
;
Shares
High
28%
———
5.90 Mar
'
5c
•
5.05
6.200-
11,000
7c
12c
4
Feb
'
54c
1.50
Ltd
Consolidiated Denison Mines Ltd
Pab
/.
1
8.45
54c
1
1
*;
-
Mines
8.65
1
j
j
4(21;
1
700
.
.
52c
7c
-
12c
L73c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
I
Cleveland Copper Corp_x
i
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Central
42c
7c
1
L-
Chibougamau Jacuiet Ltd;
Consol
52c
11
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd-
Cons
10c
8c
.j_j_*—1
•—£
Capita^ Lithium Mines Ltd
16c
Feb
3.75
26
Jan
3.95
**
500
1.95
15c
-
4c
2,100-
6.25
1.90
Canadian Homestead Oils LtdJ
*10c
Canadian-Lithium Mines Ltd—'——1
17% Feb
1,000
<"
May
Power & Paper common
Preferred
25
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common—,—•
?
(or Week
of Prices
Jan
inclusive.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
Jun
Week's
Last
Jan
12c*
1 1,500
.
THIS WEEK'S TABULATION IS FOE A SIX-DAY TRADING PERIOD
May
55c'; Jun
' Jan
.
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
High
Jan
53c 1
Ltd——,
1
v
:—x—___1
Mines Ltd---.
1
Lid-,
1,000
l
Bornite Copper Corp
L.
Bouscadillac Gold Mines
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
6c
1
_1
——
Burnt? Kill Tungsten
Shares
High
1
Beaucage Mines LtdJ:
Bellecfiasse Mining Corp Ltd
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
**ines
Low
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
!
Par
FOR
Sales
.
n
2.0o Apr
^
2.20 Jun
'to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•42*
.
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
(2586)
canadian l markets
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
of Prices
Low
Brunswick
Jan
8c
88c
1,200
73c
Mar
*
oils—————i
CaJalta Petroleum
-—25c
Calgary & Edmonton
*
May
42
Mar
6
170
5% Jan
7%c
1,100
6%c Jan
%
12%
12%
1,720
13%
15
Class
B
Canada
Southern
Oils
Cahada Southern
8.00
8.50
2,860
3.35
3.35
100
31
32
2,181
25
29%
4,222
27
28
935
25
29
26%
*
Atlantic
40%
92
Warrants
Canadian
$1%
3,965
47
47%'
4,025
13%
14 ',U
10,787
600
9%
707
Croinor
30% Apr
16% Apr
Crows Nest
Jau
Jan
Mar
3.10
975
13
May
15!
465
13
Feb
970
2.75 Apr
30%
31
200
5%
2,100
1.00
1.00
1.07
34,700
4.40
4.35
4.65
16,055
78c
71c.
78c
9,720
•
Wright
16% Mar
4.75 Mar
3
1.50
1.45
1.55
11,800
1.35
80o
31
1.13
Apr
78c
Feb
•
6.15
6.00
6.25
38,665
5.00
13%
13%
10%
13%
50
8%
Jan
9%
•
20
19%
21%
2,245
1
97c
84c
98c
82,519
7 V#
7%
950
7%
7%
270
16'%
16%
1,000
common
Preferred
Canadian
*
Dredge & Dock
_.
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle
Oil
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Canadian
General
Canadian
Morse
*
com
High
Products
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
Oil
5%
35c
2,500
1.90
1.85
2.00
14,150
1.65
19,670
14
8%
1
11
24c
34c
6,650
19c
Jan
39c
20c
14c
Jan
20c
23%
Apr
27%
51c
Apr
93c
-25%
26%
27
2,428
7,033
92c
50,703
102% 102'%
30
Utilities
preferred
Canadian Western
_J
Oil
200
81
Jan
106
May
Elder
25
92
Mar
100
May
El Sol
Williston
28
15%
20%
20%
1
1.40
Producers
97%
Quartz
Asbestos
Central Pat Gold
Charter OH
•
1.78
3,359
1.00
Jan
1.32
1.03
Jun
1.42
9c
Jan
21c
Jan
84c
Jan
1,150
3.25
Apr
3.65
3.50 Apr
6.10 Jan
4.25
Apr
8.85
Jun
3.75
100
8.85
290,160
96c
1.05
6,700
8c
3,000
66c;■Jan
7%c Jan
Consolidated
Allenbee
9%c Jan.
2.05
Jan
59
Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
22c
2.65
120
2.35
Jan
135
44%
Jun
55
2.60
2.82
33,330
1.80
Jan
3.15 May
13
23,360
7%
Jan
16c
23.400
lG%.c
i
30c
28c
6%c
6 %c
7%c
16,500
12 %
12%
1,310
•
2.20
2.75
400
16 %c 17 %c
Beta
Consolidated
Caliiman
Central
Mines
Gamma
12c
Feb
Ford
Denison
•
Mines
footnotes see page
~1
1
_
44.
9
Jan
3.50 Mar
13
27c
Feb
Jun
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
12%
Jun
Apr
3.50
Jan
Ltd
Jan
14%
27%
Apr
14%
915
Apr-
1.18
41c
19
1.78 Feb
Jan
80c
Mar
5.00
15c
9%c Mar
33
30%
13c
6%c
10,000
5%c
Apr
60c
62c
21,080
30c
Jan
3978%
39%
575
33%
Jan
80%
1,453
66'%
Jan
74
Feb
16%
Jan.1
80
80
23%
24%
1,250
20c
7c
7c
8c
5,500
•
10
24%
24%
24%
8.50
7.65
8.50
2,410
•
1.88
1.86
2.14
11,200
76
76%
80
11
.
100
250
•
Jan
Jun
'
25
24
Jan
Jan
Jun
62c
6%c
G0c
80
Feb
7.20 May
Jan
6%c
80%
Jun
May
"•-19' *' Jan
39 V«
•
—
-
5c
Jan
22'%
Jan
7.00 Jan
1.18
63
Jan
Jan
40% Feb
80%
>80
*
-
Jun
Jun
24%. Jun
9%c May
25% Mar
9.00
Feb
2.25 May
78
Apr
13c
Apr
12,333
30c
Jan
1.03 May
1,205
27
Jan
5%
100
100
106%
106'% 106%
110% 110%
180
101
Jan
35% May
106% Jun
5
103%
Jan
110%
Geco
1
13%
13%
14%
9,300
7.95
Jan
-•
6%
6%
7
735
1
17%
16%
17%
17,807
1
56
55%
56
295
53% May
65
32%
38% May
—
Power
common
preferred
5%% preferred
Mines Ltd,
Bakeries
General
General Development
General Dynamics
Motors
Class A
General
com
3.75
Genex
Geo
Giant, Yellowknife
26c
Mines
Jan
35c
Jan
35c
Jan
Glenn
9c
Jan
Goldale
10c
10c
11 %c
13c
3,000
35,660
Glacier
Ltd
Mines.;
Gold
Eagle
8c
3,000
7c
Feb
10c
Jan
Golden
10,925
10c
Mar
20c
Jan
Goldfields
8c
Jun
Goodyear
5.90 May
Gordon
3.80
3.60
1,800
2.75
Jan
7%
50
5%
Jan
84%
84 %
84%
25
78%
Jan
14c
32c
6.40
13c 14%c
6,000
.
10,200
32c 35%c
6.55
1,872
6.35
1.35
800
1.50
Jan
Jan
May
Jun
10%c Jan
16c
Feb
Jau
36c
Feb
Jau
7.05 May
27c
4.25
1.10
Jan
2.10
Apr
Feb
lie
10c
11c
8.600
5c
May
16c
16c
16c
16c
3,000
14c
Jan
"21c
Jan
15c
14c
16c
150,900
7%c
Jan
18c
May
1
10c
5c
May
10c
10c
Jan
12c
i
32c
25c
32c
58,000
26 %c May
36c
1
12c
8%c
12c
27,700
7%c May
14c
com
•
145
145
*145
'15
47%
47%
47%
130
45%
Jan
6
6
500
5%
Feb
Mines
Canada
preferred„
Mackay
84%
:
Gold
Uranium
Tire
a
Jan
l
7,100
-
4't
3.95
7%
Jun
18% May
3.05 May
3.10
1
7
1
Manitou
16 % May
Feb
Jun
14% May
1
Goldcrest Mines
13c
500
7%
1
Mines
Mines
12c
598
3.75
3.50
1
Gold
Mining
Uranium
7%c
38
3.60
Jan
•
Scientific Pi-osp
5%c Jan
*
8
Jan
100
common
Preferred
20 %o Jan
37
38
1
4.90
1
i
Wares
Jan
-
Canada
i
Steel
Jan
Feb
110%
1%
Petroleum
Jun
ll%c May
4%c Jan
122,000
Mines
9 Tii
Jan
21
2,038
*
preferred
95c
3.10
8,275
•
A
Canada
common
159%
24,485
Mar
•
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
24c
15
class
of
Co
Jan
19c
.
25c
1
1
8
10%
35c
Jan
Jan
ROc
,^35,250
Apr
12C
Jan
87
Jan
22c
19,400
25%
500
5%c
43,000
35
General
2,500
Jun
26
400
8c
20
10c
General
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jun
80c
Feb
7%c
Jan
-63
•
8c
Jan
Apr
18c
Jan
75c
19 %c
6%c
Apr
34%
47 %c
May
25
Feb
35
Jan
41,000
Feb
75c
Feb
1.75
May
8%c
10%c
4%c Mar
Jan
42c
35
•
20 %c
10
24
75
15c
1
200
5.80
1.78
2.10 Mar
•)
l
Galkeno
Gatineau
6,100
65C
1614
Jan
12 %c Feb
Jan
200
Gaitwin Exploration
2,000
5.55
Mar
31
325
Debentures
2,652
;15%
30c
.
32
Petroleum
8c
16
Mar
30%
Companies
Frobisher
31c
5.75
7c
31
Fraser
26c
6%c
1.40 May
29%
French
7c
8c
L30 Mar
7,700
31
—
Francoeur
24c
12c
5,500
10,680
29%
B
28c
13c
1.68
1.73
8c
•
Canada
of
Class
Foundation
28c
*
Fiin
Cadillac
Warrants
l
8c
1.58
1.52
7c
20
Kirkland
187,775
34c
158 159%
*
7c
6%c Mar
1.05
Jan
44'%
•
Bellekeno
Consolidated
For
6c
Apr
Feb
2.65
1
Oil
Feb
II,500
Feb
.B
Ford Motor Co (U S)
24c
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.55
50
—
Fleet Manufacturing
t
44%
i
9c
.7%c
18c
class A
Grain
Federal
Jun
1.18 May
J,
Preferred
8.25 May
3.65
•
1
1
Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten Copper
May
5.45
May
Mines
Jan
10c
11c
*
Warrants
Feb
50c
1,895
Nickel
Fnrgo
Jan
64c
Development
17c
Mar
7 Vac
38c
1
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Federal
4,247
:
Fanny
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Corp
Falconbrldge
Feb
40c
Key
'.Apr
7c
1.65
1
Famous Players Canadian
Jan
25,700
Conro
11c
Jan
Feb
4,100
Jan
95c
Feb
Con
33,350
10,000
11c
Feb
8c
60c
llcll%c.
'22c
Apr
Apr
2,500
9
500
50c
3.225
Mar
1.15
99,300
56c
18,000
Feb
May
4.080
15c
50c
79c
63c
May
Apr
12c
75c
17c
7 Va
20c
27,130
Jan
7.80
158
9%
700
55c
Mar
23c
Jan
«
22
19% Feb
4,285
6.80
25c
Apr
72c
i
100
Feb
13% May
50c
May
12c~-Jan
14c
20c
10
Jan
9
1.62
-10
25
1
Explorers Alliance
-
1.30
2.50
10
6.50
85c
"
Jan
*
5,755
Jan
Jun
6.80
11c
100
50c
Life
-65
27%
18%
18
1.55
100
8,216
Mining Ltd
Eureka
14,800
Mines
Jan
25%
18%
17%
1.36
22c
Mines
Jun
60c
Coniaurum
50
26%
18%
17%
l.,55
20c
Mines
Empire
May)
1.50 May
67c
Confederation
3,890
Jan
'
20c
—
1
1
1
Ltd
Mining <fc Smelting
Investment Trust
May
52c
Coniagas Mines
-23
10 %c
75c
11 %c
75c
14c
<8%c
1
1.50
63c
National
Jan
53
May
Conduits
18%
22c
14c
Apr
Mar
16c
l
591
May
11%
25c
17c
May
44
64c
Petroleum
100
Jan
20c
—
—1
—
—
Mines
20%
20
•75c
Apr
Enterprises
30
Jan
9%
20
May
Commonwealth
Jau
97
225
20
May-
Combined
21
62%
12 %
21
8%
22%
64 %
12%
23%
33
12% May
20
25c
18c
10c
l
Jun
May
20
16C
;
8%
11
-
20
16
31c
Mines
May
10
—
1
1
Jan
14',6 May
6,532
Copper
8
May
6,500
65,069
Yellowknife
130
55
62c
Colornac
—
*
Life Insurance—
Estabroolcs preferred
19c
Coldstream
Jan
8%
10c
Apr
1.35
13c
23%
96
May
27
28
11%
16 % May
Feb
37,720
30
Feb
51c
16c
Jan
20%
11c
60
Feb
18
175
13c 13 %c
12%
11%
1,450
10c
60
21
200
18c
l
11% May
Jan
5,350
23
8%
15%
22%
22%
—
275
,
55c
•
7.70
2,260
Jun
Apr
13c
Equip
11
15%
Jan
1.62 May
29
-
34c
18c
Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
1
Farm
Jan
25%
19c
1
Lake
96c
7,810
2,200
75o
Cockshutt
19,200
29
11
16%
28c
9,500
Coin
1.55
28%
10%
27c
135
Cody Reco.
1.45
29
—
14,500
2.71
1.47
—1
51
1
67c
May
1.85
*
Apt*
-
7%-c
25
46o
43
7%c
Chrysler
2,800
•1.02
51
Chromium Mining & Smelt
53c
Jan
1.70
Cockenour Willans
13c
Jan
Chib Kayrand Cop Min__
Chiboug Jkeulet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
■
Feb
Jan
7%c Jan
26c
8.35
i
17c
37 %
3.75
55c
Feb
37c
Jan
I,000
—
——1
Co
2.85 Feb
Apr
12c
8c
55c
8c
—
Mudgc
;
.
22 %c
1,100
150
6%>c
1
2.50 Jan
2,500
30,075
76c
1
~125
•
89c
1.80
Chimo Gold Mines
—
8%
Eddy
Jan
7%c
Minos
•
\
29c
30c
12cl2%c
—
*
Eastern Metals
2.35 Mar
15c
l
Chesterville
—.
Feb
Jun
Mar
24%
41%
Jan
7.65
20
12
80c
«c
J
Trust
Mines
25c
24%
41
1.14
96c
Jan
Feb
7%
85c
1.02
1
May
27c
24%
41%
1.04
1
-
Porcupine
26c
Jun
1
1.40 Feb
700
3.30
Jan
*
20
7,325
8-65
Mar
Match Co.—
Eddy Paper class A-
86,130
3.50
14c
132
128,540
•
Jun
15 % May
14,850
19c
*
49%
39c
70c
1
_
Rio
May
32'%
1.54
Central
Apr
14
7%c Mar
38c
32%
1 (5c
Cayzor Athabaska
43
110
—
9,902
7.65
116
6,000
10
61c
•
Jun
Eastern
1.43
1
Ltd
Corp
12c
Economic
15%
'
Castle Trethewey
Mar
Jan
1.42
18o
6c
Jun
50%
1.03
Jun
33,000
16 %
20%
19C
90c
2G%
•
29
20%
.
1.04
Feb
Apr
18c
•
Jan
60c
Jan
1.48
1
Ltd-
2.50
Jun
1.90
1,375
13%
1
1
Gas
2.50
Apr
20%
(i5c
j.
-
Warrants
12c
30
11c
Jan
1.25
1,857
1
Can Met Explorations
59,900
7%c
200
Jun
2.20 Jan
1.60 Mar
3,000
Jan
2.90 Jan
4.30
3.40 Mar
5,100
,
78c
•
12,507
18c
•v
Apr
Jan
1.35
18c
2,100
11%. Feb
-
Jan
2.50
4.00
1.38
1.35
*
1
4.30
2.20
33c
Apr
20c
6c
;
:
Canaili Copper
Co__
Candono Exploration
Can Erin Mines
2.90
200
50c
50%
~
—
Jun
,
18% May
17% May
10% Jan
37,030
8%
•
Mines
&
Eldrich
20%
720
.
15cl9%c
21c
25c
23.50
—
Sullivan
5,625
.
Jan
8%
•
•
common.-—
Malartic Mines
10,500
—
Jan
1.75
16%- Jan
65c
---
*
Amphl Gold
8c
.
12%c
Feb
1,000
6,980
East
10(5
28%
28c
Jan
Apr
100
10
22%
65
12%
21
East
2.15
'
Mar
7c
16%
29%
103% May
10'% Jan
7c
—.20
___■
Canadian Westinghouse
Chartered
Duvex
100
•
5.50 Apr
'
100
East
106
20
Feb
4.00 May
18.600
.
:
2.29 Jan
Feb
14%
97%
1107
15c
28%
May
26%
1.90
84,500
29%
Ltd
Oils & Minerals—.
14 Va
•
100
-
25c
100
—
Copper
25%
Victors
Cheskirk
Duvan
14%
2.10
Wallpaper Mfrs class B——*
Central
Donalda
Donncll
26%
Canadian
Del
Feb
10
16%
Canadian Western Natural Gas 4%
Gold
Jun
13%
400
Canadian
Cariboo
17%
19,985
1
■
560
Coal common
Textile
1.70
common,:
preferred
34% May
.
Jan
4.40 Mar
12
Woollens
9.75
Corp
Apr
104
625
11
Stores
Preferred
1.30
Corp
3,000
5%
7.50. Apr
Jan
24%
870
12
Magnesium
Dominion
28
preferred
4.85
,,
8,778
*
Ind
-
Dominion
i
9.75
5.50 Mar
5,215
& Steel common—•
Foundry
Jun
1.(50
Railway
Tire
Cassiar
97% Jan
Mar
Jau
1.07
*
common
Jlli
51c
16% May
10% Jun
50
May
90c
8%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
9.75
Thorium
Mines
8%
Dairies
Dominion
Jun
368
-12c
55c
15c
—-—•
•
Bridge
Dominion Steel &
May
19%c
17'.'4
Jan
May
Exploration
Mines
Dominion
Jun
16%
•
Petrofina
Canso Oil
8.35
-10%
28c
4%C Jan
12,825
7%c
2
2.50
Preferred
14% May
4.50 Mar
5%
Feb
24,800
•—
9,125
25c
Dominion
Feb
17%
•
Prospoct
Captain
2.40
10%
loo
Natural
Jan
54c
18c
Feb
May
18c
132,165
Oils
Dominion Electrohome
Jan
8%
1
common
Pacific
Canadian
3,640
Apr
19c
6,910
May
8c
14c
12 %c Mar
..
22c
Seagrams
—•
Palmer
Dominion
Apr
7%
69,615-
Jan
4.500
8c
Dome
Feb
44c
v
44c
Apr
17 %c
1
-1
Dominion
May
55c
'
Canadian
Canso
8.35
•
Canadian
5%%
14%
7.95
30c
-
'•
-
Gold
Canadian
V
13 Til
-
*
warrants
Canadian
17
40
18
9.55 Mar
1955 warrants
Canadian
Jail
34c
■
Canadian
Jan
—;
__
preferred
1953
May
16
50
620
80c
Cos
16
37
40
•
-
common
Inca
Rights
Apr
18
16,800
8%c Jan
Jan
5c
19 %c
1
————1
Mines
Dome
Jau
7% May
7% May
Apr
40
8.05
Canadian
1.03
Mines
Mines
Devon
11% May
A
Horn Mines—
Distillers
22% May
Jan
17%
1
Industries
Jun
May
Jan
lOo
Oil
Hydrocarbon
1
Rights
6.25
14
Deer
Delnite
Jan
20c
A
24c
8%c
1,538
18,000
8%c
*
Brewis
Apr
49c
6%
7Va
9,500
,
—
1
-—.1
>
—L.—-
B
D'Eldona Gold
15
17%
'
100
cl
Warrants
Canadian
100
*
pfd
Securities
CrestHomestead Oils
Canadian
Class
•
Warrants
Canadian
10 %
—
class
Leather
Jun
1.65
Apr
*
Steel
Jan
4.85 Feb
Jail
Canadian
Drawn
Davis
Decoursey
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
May
8%e
5
-—
—
Minerals
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Apr
6% May
4.00 Jan
65c
38c
Jan
15% May
28% Mar
5%
Mar
4c
-10
11 %c
49%
1
Mines
Cuseo
Jan
16c
1,000
11c
1.45
90c
12c
49 %
15
9c
—
Zellcrbach
Crowpat
Jan
3.60
—
Pershing
Crown
28c;
1
5.40 May
47% May
31% Jun
—
Jan
1.60 Jun
Mar
2.90
2.20
9%c
1.45
-19 %
Jan
1.13 May
1
Feb
8
J 0%
17c
4.00
1.95
9%c
1.45
70c
8%c
47%
15
50
common
2.99.M.ay
Jan
8,844
28c
59c
4.30
—1
2.10
23,967
—
•
Jun
2.31 May
Jan
1.60
18%
17% 17%
11.
H
—
*
——
Canada
of
Warrants
25%
1.50
18%
17%
.
40c
1.62
9%c
60c
1
Mines
1
Curtis
Bit
Oil
,
♦
—
Timber
13%
5%
—
Zinc
Crestbrook
14%
a
Imperial
Lead
Crestauruin
25
,
*
Apr
9%c Jan
3.75
—
5
;
20c
8%c
1.42
18
May
38,500
9c
74c
35c
Mar
25c
-12,890
6.05 6.85
32 34%
106 106%
3.55 3.65
—
Warrants
39% Mar
14%
Mar
5c
_•
common
Preferred
Canadian
31%
•
Jan
•
B
40% Jan
10,011
3.00
Pete
Collieries
Coulee
Cree
13%
25
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
v:
31%
*
._
•
Cosmos
Craig
12% Apr
5.10
9
& Cellulose
Jun
Mar
97
1.16 Jan
32
4.55
30
preferred
Chemical
Api
Class
4.80 Jan
185 "
7c
30%
•
Jun
Mar
57c
380
13
9%
common
Jun
3.50 Jan
1,600
2,903
39
31%
Canadian
Jan
6c
31 %
Canncrg class A—
1.20
42
Jan
88
38
•
—
-
80
25
1
12%
—•
Canadian Celanese
440-
92
4.00
_25
British
Mar
'
common
Preferred
Canadian
26c
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A-.
630.600
Jun
7%c Feb
Apr
16 %c
12,320
8c
3.25
Jun
5%c Feb
47,247
.
70c
6.05
32
*
•
1
A preferred
Exploration
,
3.25
6.000
26c
29c
31c
6c
6c
33c
42c
6%c 6%c
9c 10%c
12%c 13%c
7lc
Jun
Feb
96
13c
8%c
Jun
34
80c
"
.
5%
1,825
90
—
595
*
lgc
3lc
'
100
•
39!*
75c
18%
1.60
—*
Feb
70c
17%
1.35
23c
series
2.25 May
1.50 Mar
6,485
May
25%
Feb
„
67c
60%
Feb
23
Jan
Conwest
34
Aluminum
Canadian Breweries
50%
286
29c
6,720
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
...
190
Jan
6,4.00
4,529
Apr
5%%
98% Mar
May
2.15
63c
2.90
•
10
Consumers Gas Co common
210
5.00
47%
20
Apr
25!?.
Jan
57c
2.75
1
Consolidated
Mq,y
42
--
2
OH
Jun
29'%
1.20
'
Canadian
32
29%
38%
13
Canadian Bank of Commerce
92
125
36c
—
Jan
265
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
19c
1
Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
41
- -
•
1
Minerals
3.50 May
70
187
3.75
Canada Steamship Lines com—.
Wire & Cable class B
8.90 May
85c
•
75c
Canadian
Jan
60
94! fc
92
1
Canada
Astoria
-
% 12,840
Consolidated Northland Mines
2.75 Feb
5.15
2,200
29c
1.57
Consolidated Red Poplar—
——1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
.1
—
Jun
2.35
6c
40c
Peak Oils
72c
26c
18 %
.«.
Consolidated
96
warrants
Jun
Jan
2.05
*
5.90 Mar
100
Petroleum
103%
May
48c
30c
32c
_1
4.25 Apr
1.85
•—*
20
Jan
Jan
44c
3.25
8c
33c
40c
Mines
3.05 Feb
24%
Mortgage
97
•>
Mines:
3.00 Feb
GO
Ltd pfd—
Nicholson
200
24%.
2.15
107
42
39 '4
92
—-—
.
Permanent
Canada
Canada Safeway
Negus
Consolidated
15,735
60%
"
Consolidated
Apr
5.50
185
class A————
Packers
Canada
Jun
70%
32c
Jan
7%c
,
4.10
59%
——•
26%
Jan
Jan
29c
t-
66c
3.25
2.80
-JL
Explor
22c
6,089
28,300
42c
72c
2.15
26c
57c
5.25
•
—26
Lands
Feb
62%
-—
-
May
9.573
30c
32c
38c
•
1
& Smelting-..
Morrison
-
High
3.25
Jan
__
4.10
10
Preferred
Consolidated
665
—
Associates—.
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
45% Jun
Jan
Low
2.30
17,920
3.15
7%c
1
•
Ltd
Oils Ltd
Mac
Apr
2,030
10
Mic
Consolidated
70c
1
1
Mines
Gold
Consolidated Marcus
41c
J
Marbenor
Jun
2(5%
■
Jun
25c
41c
1
Gold
Howey
68c
70%
:
Consolidated
15
Jan
45q
103% 103%
Consolidated
33 %C
12c
37.000
25%
Power common—
———•
preferred ——-——————-100
.—
Cons Oil—
—-—1
-Campbell Chibougamau
—-~1
5.35
Ctynpbell Red Lake
—1
8.00
Canada Bread common—->
Canada. Cement common
-•
31%
Preferred
——20
29%
Canada Iron Foundries common
10
28
4% e/o preferred
——100
92
Feb
Mar
25c
1.
Arrow
Jan
31c
113,987
68o
69%
5%
Lake
Consolidated Halliwell
8% May
13
9c
Cas
17%
2,500
38c
G5c
2Gr,ii
70
Jan
11% Apr
10% Jan
9,331
29c
34c
G7c
Cajvan
Canada Malting common
;
45 %C 45 %e
.
Calgary
Canada Oil
Warrants
Golden
12c
35%
14%
...
Life
Consolidated
4%c Jan
1,220
7%c
Mines
Canada
Fire
Gillies
8.350
—
4.—
Cubanga
Consolidated
8c
Mines—
Iron
JFeiiliuore
Consolidated
40%
—r—
......
Consoi
1.34 May
7c
G
■
Cable
Apr
5c
39%
5%
12
Burljngton
Burns
1.95
5,500
.
7c
A
Ext-.,.——
Hill
Bunker
May
4,500
6c
Range Siuce Jan.J
Shares
High
3.05
•
7
10
Consolidated East Crest
40 %
.
—
class
Ltd
Bullocks
Consolidated
Jan
88c
Products
Building
Jan
2.85
Low
3.20
1
Oil
Dragon
7c
6%c Jan
2.60
2.G5
Smelting—
&
Lake—.,.—
Red
4,000
Jan
2.90
Ankeme
Buffalo
6%c
7%c
Jan
4c
8,700
of Prices
1
Discovery
Consolidated
for Week
Range
Par
High
5%c
Mining
Buffadlsou Gold
Buffalo
5%c
6c
6%c
Mines
Brunsman
LOW
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5c
Mines
Brunhurst
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
ENDED JUNE 6
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
i,-'-
—
class
B-
—
5Q
*
_
-
135" -Feb
151
Jan
B'eb
May
48% Feb
6
Mar
Volume
Number 5749
187
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2587)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Graham
Bousquet Gold
Granby Consolidated
Grandroy Mines
Granduc
GTeat
Low
9c
6.500
5.40
200
2(jc
30c
7c
19,825
4.00
11c
Feb
5.40
Jun
20c
Par
Jan
Magnet
Jun
49c
1.16
1.24
6,000
92c
Feb
28%
30
2,005
27%
Jan
'1
7%
7%
1,600
6%
Jan
—50
42
40
42
75
39%
Jan
43
3.70
4.40
9,115
3.00
Jan
4.40
Jun
41
41
41
30
39%
Jan
43
Feb
2.25
Jan
3.50
Jan
20%
Jun
6%
Feb
Mar
Goldfieids
Maneast
Feb
4.25
:
L
Warrants
$2.80
preferred
Class
Great
50
—
3.35
West
Uranium
Maple
8% May
Gulf
•
:
19
200
4.00
Apr
207,250
16 Vic
Apr
24%c Jan
11
10 %
11
22%
22%
502
15c
19c
50,271
Mines-
22%
15%c
>,
1
Gold
2,500
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
19%
,28,260
Jan
8.60
Apr
lie
Feb
8c
34
9%c
9%C
12c
11c
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Lake
Gold
Oil
Co
Class
-
Jan
'
•
1.40
800
20c 20 %c
20c
43
44
43 f
(j %
22%
8,000
1.40
•
5,500
455
4,552
1.60 May
Apr
39% Apr
y
46
May
7%
Apr
23%
20% Jan
Feb
—.
17%
17
19
10.531
14
Apr
20% May
17%
16%
19
0,476
13%
Apr
*
Paper common-!
30%
335
25%
Bay Mining &
Bay Oil
Smelting-;
31 %
Jan
43%.
25
41
Feb
44% May
4.30
300
3.05
Feb
4.65 Mar
Apr
42
44%
2,532
39%
20%
9,110
15% Mar
%c
20c
8,000
15C
Apr
1.15
1.23
18,300
77c
Jan
37%
100
32
Jan
44
20c
18%
37%
•
I
20
Hugh
Pam Porcupine
Humber Oils
30
4.15
4.15
•
19% May
31% Jun
43%
50
___
19
Metk
46
Mar
20%
Jun
25c
Jan
7c
7%c
16C
15c
18c
3,023,090
7%
12 %C
92
-
81
26c
Feb
8%c Jan
176,150
May
Jun
May
8% May
SVs
88
90
881
22c 27 %c
42,178
18c
May
13c
5,866
12o
Jan
58
62
684
50
Jan
62
Jun
92
92
60
50
Jan
92
Jun
I2V2C
'
5%
15,273
Feb
77 Vi Mar
93
May
50c
Jan
80
81%
910
67%
Jan
83
23c
8,400
10Vic
Jan
25c
7c
8c
10,500
17c
17c
14c
22c
Jan
3,000
Apr
2.60
10,269
Jan
2.70 May
12c
15c
10,200
lie
Jan
18c
Feb;
78c
76c
85c
17,800
61c
Feb
88c
Mar;
47'%
46%
47%
12%
13%
46
13%
47% May
Feb
8c
Apr
12c
Jan
11Vi
Jan
13
Jun•
100
-
13 Vi
Feb
13% Mar
9%
9%
1.07
1.16
1
1.15
98c
1.17
•
1.55
1.40
1.55
4,416
48c
1,100
s,
Midwest
*
-
Industries
Gas_
Warrants
45q
25c
Mill City Petroleums
Mllliken Lake Uranium
3.10
)
;
*
45c
337
9
-
■»
Jan
9%
/
Feb :
1.14
% Feb
49c
134, (iOO
23c
•
■
35,700
-
-26c
•
16,500-
3.15
2.50
-65cP Jan
•
•
•
Brick
3.00
;
May;
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Molsons
Brewery
Class
class A
Moore
Mt
12 % c
—;
-1,000
Works
*22%
26r?it
Jan
*
-
12c
Jan*
18c
Apr
8c
Jun
' Jun;
<12
Feb
26Va' Jail
36%' Jun
100
i
*
27%
Jan
35% Jun
2,730
15%
Feb
26%
150
-
7
62c
Apr
77c
14%
Apr
16% May
16%
920
■*•
—
39
70%
69 %
71%
3,971
60c
58c
67c
40,319
5
:
Jan
33
75
38%
•
1
Trust
•12 Vi
I,750
67c
15%
Jan
64
>
'
Jun-
39
71 Vi May
Jan
57c
Jun
May
May
70c
May
1.15
20
Imperial
Bank
Imperial
I'lo
Imperial
Investment
Multi
Minerals
1
68c
56c
72c
127,109
41c
Apr
72c
Jun
Nama
l
.
Huron & Erie Mtge
Creek
1
21c
21c
23c
26,100
20c
Mar
36c
Feb
1.21 May
37%
Jim
Mines
47
47%
1,193
27
27
27
25
•
9%
9 %
9%
2,120
10
I 73
73
80
Apr
National
Grocers
Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary-8
44
40%
44
13,585
38%
Feb
44
Jun
National
Hosiery Mills class B
13 %
13%
14%
12%
Jan
14% May
National
Lead
6%
6%
6%
5,695
1,040
6% May
National
Petroleum
7c
8c
39,500
34%
10%
32%
34%
3,871
class
,
A
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial
6%
preferred
Indian
4.86%
Gold
Lake
Industrial
1
t
Acceut
Corp
Ltd
common.*
Warrants
preferred
Ingersoll Machine
melis
'Johni
&
inlana
class
9.75
10%
2,145
47%
47%
50
*
A
7%
7%
100
Gap
...
.
Co
Ranwick
Interprovincial
Syndicate
Ltd:—
Mines
Feb
6
»
5%
5%
8,605
5%
Jun
7%
Jan
14%
14%
15
1,180
14%
Jun
16%
Jan
3.05
1,525
2.50
Feb
45c
40c
24,500
40c
74%
73
75
II,309
46%
45%
47
28,891
,
32c
Feb
11
11
205
9%
Apr
11
Jun
45
3,641
36%
Jan
14%
14%
100
12
Jan
45% May
14% May
12 %
12%
12%
3,604
Jan
13
Apr
1.28
1.63
61,450
Jan
1.63
Jun
170
1,700
1.40 Mar
1.97
Jan
1.65
89c
Jan
82,350
30c
Jan
80c
8c 9%c
.
1,000
166,600
79c
16,250
8c
Jun
13c."
24c
13c
254,620
12c
L500
25c,
27c
~5§500
10%c 11 %c
11S)00"
*
1
*
15
47c
47c
24C
24c
9,241
1,000
181
2.11
2.06
2.19
2,700
Kelly Douglas class A
5%
•
2.30
Warrants
Kelvinator
7
100
Cc
5,500
1
18%
18%
19%
13,538
1
Gold
1.79
1.75
1.80
5,200
53c
1
6%C
37c
36c
1
class
Shore
Secord
Leitch
Lencourt
Gold
Gold
Groceterias
Class
8c
15
8,665
82%
38c
Jan
60c
Feb
20c
Apr
29c
Jan
5% May
4.20 Feb
75c
2.30
Mar
Jul)
5% Jan
7% May
5c
8c
Jan
14%
19% May
Jan
95c
Feb
27c
Jan
2.06
70c
Jan
Apr
Mar
8c
Mar
18%
14c
Jan
»
26
17%
14% May
7
Mar
9
1.15
80c
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
3.40 May
2.70 Jan
87
Jan
Feb
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
29c
May
9%c
27c
3,500
6,000
4.80
5.05
2,300
3.10
3.10
100
2.60
2.70
725
10,500
23c
21%
1,010
1.50
42,350
11,500
13,100
9c
60c
Jan
21% May
Jan
1.68 May
19c
6c
Jan
12c
2.01
10,200
116
116
50
30%
27%
31%
1,045
28%
Jan
27%
28%
1,933
22
Feb
28%
27%
28%
3,720
22
46%
4%C
1.50
81
Jan
Feb
May
6c
Jan
4c
2.15
5C
Jan
Jun
19
95c
2.01
Jan
2.30 May
116
9c
9c
3,000
2.95
3.10
1,965
27c
28c
2,330
Jan
24c
Jan
6%c
6c
7c
54,000
5c
Mar
Mines
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
Apr
29%
29
29%
12,900
2,026
90c
•
23%
Jan
2.48
2.41
2.51
14,600
1
.
Jan
1.01
500
15c
3,500
25c
5,714
16o
Apr
53,400
35c
18%c
15c
23c.Jan
-
13 %c
59c
2.35
1.26
2.50
208,900
1.30
4,625
2.59
Feb
;
1.40
Feb
1.06
Feb
18 Vic
Jan
Mar
9c
Feb
59c
Mar
2.01
9,341
11 Vic 15 Vic
1.21
Jan
"
46c
59c
2.35
Feb
35c
Jan
19c
33c
Jun
29c
18c
—
1.33 Jan
Jan
*15c *
27c'
»
_*
1.15
1.10
1.15
Jan
j
'
9%c
6%c
6 Vic
•
Kelore
New
Mines
1
Mfning Se
Ltd
Manitoba
Smelting Co
...
9,500
6c
Mar
9c
12c
May
20c
Jan
25c
6,600
21c
Api
40c
Jan
17c
Jan
24c
Rouyn Merger
New Senator Rouyn
10c
29,050
13Vic
17c
176,300
6c
6%c
17,000
4%c
7c
9c
19,500
5Vac Jan
4 ViC
5 Vic
154,940
1.30
25
Jan
May
1.70
Jan
3.15 May
35c
Feb
9%c
Jan
1.15
Jan
29% May
2.80 May
j
9Vic Apr
Jan
<
I
9c
Jan
4c
Jun
7c
,
May
1.34
1
1.25
1.25
3,150
1.05 May
11
10%
11
05
9% Mar
11
9%
122
Jan
10
boc
8dc
48,400
1.70
1.96
30,900
9
57c
Jan
1.96
Jun
Nipissing Mines
—1
1.79
Nisto
—1
1
5 Vic
6C
4,500
5c
Feb
7c
15c
13c
16c
20,300
8c
Jan
16c
43
40 %
43
5,974
35 Vi
Jan
Nor
Mines
Gold
Acme
Noranda
Mines
•
Norgold
Mines
1
6
6%c
ViC
,
8C
12c
11 %c
13c
•
2.50
2.45
2.55
25c
24c
26c
•
25o
60
6,500
l()c
28c
33c
4.00
9C
"
Warrants
1
Rankin
Uranium
Northspan
34
54c
3.10
3.85
2.10
2.75
13%
13%
42
42
•
3.10
3.30
—
13
13
Feb
*
Jan
May
,
1.10
2.71
1,460
4
Jan
14c
Apr
37c
122
3.10
50
—
,
May
2.70
36c
33c
34
1,745
311,130
82,371
24,900
1,060
3.70
23c
May
2.75
310
1.70
42c
13%
North Star Oil commonCommon warrants
34
1.40
2.65
1
...—
Class A warrants
Preferred
34
54c
Apr
Jau
7 Vic Mar
2,310
j
Jan
9c
12c
235,894
3.90
9c
Jan
Jun
43
2.23 Mar
18c
15,975
31c
3.90
1.50
Preferred
7c
127,465
Jan
Jan
5 Vic
5,845
1
1
1
1.18
9,000
1
Mines
Nickel
North Canadian Oils common
North
.
,
Feb
1.51
May
75 c
Ltd
Jan
May
1
Mines
Rim
;
36Vic Jan
13Vic Jun
*
Oils
B
Class
Apr
8 ViC
13 %c
.
i
9%
Superior
Nlckei
7c
9%c
.1
1
1
New
1
Jan
9,445
1
Minda-Scotia
Mylamaaue Exploration
Gold Mines
Newrrorth
Jan
8c
7c
•
New
New
5
13Vic 15Vic
1
New
1.85
4.15 May
Feb'
44
Jun
72c
Jan
39
Apr
Feb
i
Feb
4.60 Feb
Apr
Apr
11
.
1.95 May
Apr
Mar
3.50
Feb
1
,
]
May
Feb
14
'
44
?
I
3.00 Jan
4.00
Jan
250
13
14
75c
Apr
1.90
Jan
Jan
5.00
Apr
*
Feb
May
warrant8.
1.00
1.00
1.00
640
warrants
4.25
4.10
4.60
1,644
1.01
1.03
3,800
Anr
1.30 Jan
13%
12%
13%
4,942
10
Feb
May
!
13% May
24
24% May
1957
Northern Canada Mines.
Northern Ontario
Natural Gas
Power
common
Mines
Nudulama
•
*
1
•
Mines
Lake
Gold
O'Brien
—
20c
14c
17c
243,575
11,500
6c
Gc
3,500
52c
56c
6,500
45 %c
14%
15
850
13%
14%
Mines
Mines
24%
14 Vic
15 Va
905
14% May
24%
18c
15 %C
Office
—
Preferred
10
Class B preferred
20
10
*
1
*
Loan
& Debenture
Products common
Copper
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
Ormsby Minerals
Osisko Lake Mines
•
J
20c
Jun
14c
Jun
23c
Jan
4c
Mar
7c
Jan
Apr
65c
May
1
Feb
15% May
i
Vi Jun
i
5c
6,500
4,500
11 Vic
15
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
j
1
Jan
Jan
55c
1.22
1.26
8,200
1.18
Apr
1.55
17c
16c
17c
20,200
11 %c
Jan
17Vic
2.00
2.05
1.55
45c
45C
50c
11,750
5,500
9%
9%
1,085
8%
9
285
25%
36c
7% Mar
7
24 Vi
300
25%
25%
20
20
225
8.15
7.90
8.35
3.05
3.00
3.25
1
11 %c
10c
12c
1
1
30c
28c
32c
26,903
3,315
27,000
8,450
37c
33c 39ViC
58,200
0
19
.
Feb
Jan
2.10 May
1.25
9%
i
i
10 Vic Mar
2.00
Malartic.
Jockey Club common
Ontario Steel
6%C
6c
•
Warrants
,
13C 13 ViC
1
90c
Oils
Opemiskn
1.01
175
6c
Cement
Ontario
2.40
15
Quebec
Northern
Norvalie
Ontario
2.40
B
44.
Feb
27c
•
"Mines
Jason
New
Jan
Feb
page
35c
Mar
1
New
Newlund Mihes
16c
May
Mines
Apr
18c
f
<8%c Apr
22
Feb
lie
Lake Gold
4c
17,500
1,950
j'-
O'Leary
29c
footnotes see
31,516
Jun
Feb
Mar
Red
8c
11c
50c
May
For
Jan
7c
21c 24%c
7Viae
Jan
Feb
May
5c
Madsen
7c
6c
24c
10c
1
Jan
lie
Okalta
26,000
--
4c
8 Vic
Apr
17C
Gold
II,600
Jan
Jan
15c
class
6 Vic
Jan
68c
10
Bloedel
5%c
Jan
19c
11 %c
24%
Cockshutt
May
18c
Mar
24%
Explorations
35c
Apr
49c
8,000
Macleod
Jan
Mar
7%c Mar
11c
Macfle
19c
4 Vic Jan
6%c
10C
Macmillan
35,430
10c
3%c Mar
30c
27c
35c
11c
6,500
26c
1
30c
9,000
20,874
Specialty
Mfg—
Ogama Rockland Gold—
Oka Rare Metals Mining.
26c
Macdonald Mines
34c
11,000
46% May
4,000
3.10
11c*
11,500
41% Jan
14,400
1,530
1
Jan
Vic
1,595
8C
•
2,700
6c
13c
28% May
53C
Mines
8%c
13c
Jan
8c
Macassa
8%c
8c
5c
Ocean
51c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
<t0c
11c
Obaska
53c
16c
Jan
11 Vic
32% May
28% May
1
1
22c
Jun
Lorado
Co
5,900
5c
'
4%c
24%
28c
Class A
4%c
»
26 Vic
13c
1956
46%
Ixjwney (W M)
Lyndhursl
Mining
Apr
28c
12c
Feb
4%C
1
17'c
•
Feb
1
Goldfield
Mar
1
3.15
80
Louvicourt
11c
1
2.95
Jan
7%C
Warrants
500
Highridcte Mining
2.20
8c
•
14c
Harricana
2.75 Jan
,
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Mines
Jan
14c
New
Feb
Jan
46%
Uranium
Apr
7c
1
Explorations.—
New, Goldvue Mines
5.25
3.90
4%c
Preferred
May
41 %
Gas
Niagara Wire common
16c
9C
•
2.49 Mar
1.90 Feb
80
19c
B
23 Vi
Jan
Apr
May
1,442
25C
•
Feb
83%
1.35
A
15
May
Jan
8,200
•
15c
Jan
40c
80c
30
class
Jan
May
Apr
21%
1st preferred
Cos
17c
37c
91c
3.50
•
Jan
Jan
150
19c
common
Jun
Feb
6,310
1.38
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
3,470
71c
1
23c
May
Jan
Jun
May
20c
8%
3.25
Mines
1.60
10 %r
1.14
21%
Mines
Lexlndin
Loblaw
16%
3
Candy
Apr
3c
22
5%c
—1
Fortune Mines^
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
2.60
Gold
22%
Apr
Jun
2.21 May
New
Jan
1
Laura
22
5.00
86
1.50 Jan
32 Vi
1
Jun
•
50c
Latin American
3,100
Jun ;
19%
-1
Norpax
73c
•
Mines
1.90
86
125
50c
a
Normetal Mining Corp
1
Mines
; 13c
May
8%
9c
1.88
27% May
4.00 Jan
600
200
Mines
Delhi
Norlartlc
1
Mines
Lamaque Gold
Little
16
13c
1.10
t
:
Canada
Dickenson Mines
New
10
,
V
9,500
.Davies Petroleum
New
New
Jan
3.25
I,
Mines
of
Jan
83%
Lingman Gold Mines
Oil
8c
1
Debentures
Development
73c
5,500
Mines
Concord
Continental
Petroleum
Jan
10,142
Gas
New
New
New
86
7c
1
50o
Mines
Chamberlain
New
4.80
86
May
41
1
20c
;
Jun
1
Dufault
Gold
50
26
•
Calumet
24% Jan
27 %
4.75
1.90
26c
P
J
Vi, Jun
il
Alger Mines
New
79
15
41
1
New Athona Mines
Bidlamaque
New Bristol Oils
15%c Jan
14% May
,
5 ViC
•
Uranium
New
12,300
27»/4
86
"
Labine
'
Jan
_1
1
36c
12C
1
New
19c 20%c
10
—
Mines
Nesbitt
5
•
Trust
Mines
9,547
9c
10
Nello
20 %c
Jan
12
655
•
11%
4,297
151%
25c
6,400
23%
A
Nealon
14%
14
*
National Steel Car
National
14
15%
20
—
9,900
9c
Mines
—
—
preferred
7c
24%
16%
Mining & Exploration
Explorations Ltd
40c
.-1
.
Ltd
Cement
,
•
Townsite
(John)
y
National
55C
46C
6 Vic
Warrants
Luz
4,275
7
5%c
Kirkland Minerals
Lake
2.30
2.10
2,750
*
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Osu
5%
5%
1
Copper
Lake
51c
15
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Cinch
15
15
Canada
of
Gold
19c
15c
1.60
75c
12c-
27c
52c
15c
8c
1
9%
1.29-
15c
1.56
75c
23c
209,600
Preferred
New
1.55
1.70
1
Publishing
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jifpiter Oils
77% Mar
47% May
44%
—1
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
Jan
69%
24 Vic
1
-
68c
May
31% Feb
18%c Jan
28c
•
_1
Ltd
29c
40c
3.25 Mar
44%
14%
Journal
La
Max-
Jan
IIV2C
Lake
Apr
4.25
•
Lake
7
Jun
13%
Jonsmith Mines
Lakeland
Feb
6%
50
2.70 Jan
_»
,
,
(1939)
Gold
Toliet-Quebec
Lake
Jan
10 % Mar
20o
Minerals
Labrador
10%
Jan
2,361
1
Mining Corp
Exploration
Lafarge
6.75
44
1,755
25c
s
-
Jacobus
Labatt
Jun
13
-25c
Jack Waite Mining.
Kirkland
Jan
34%
3.90
1
-
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Kllembe
10c
Jan
3.75
_*
common
Class A
Kenville
Jan
12%
•
common
Bldg Credits
Ripe Line
Interprovinclal
Joburke
6c
13
1
Nickel
International
Jellicoe
5% Jan
25%
3.80
•
Mining
International Petroleum
Jeahette
V
Feb
20
common
;
International
Jaye
,,-9% J1111
,
2.80
Natural
Inspiration
Iron
28%. Feb
Apr
0% Jan
49
Feb
•
pfd
Warrants
Irish
49%
Jan
26
10
Co
Co
Preferred
Investors
335
50
$2%
Inland Cement
74%"
43%
14%
5
47
*
common
5
National Drug & Chemical common
10
Glaze
*v
Jun
4.750
10 %c 12 Vic
64c
16
•
Corp com mm
Wright Iron
6Vic
-
21,700
35%
1
Locomotive
Montreal
26%
__1
Corp
Porcupine
Montreal
Jan*
:
35 %
Warrants
Moneta
9.10
3.20 May;
Jan*-
*
B
Molybdenum
3.15
1.95
•
36%
36
-„.28c-May;
I.77 Jan
•
13c 14 Vic
14c
1
Feb
60c
4,460
6 V2C
-
Min Ore Mines__
Apr
•
Feb
1.75
Jan
2,300
12
6%c
•
._1
;
11%
1.17* Jun
*
Jan
19c
-
100,158
3.05
'
11%
1.25
45c
-
Milton
•
930
14,200
13
12%
2.20
240
9c 10 %c
10c
*
,
j
Jan
2.51
100
-J—.———
lie*
GO"
1.07
Mining-,:
May
May
-
6 Vic Jan
"
•
4
15c
2.
13.50
■
-
;
Jan
18c
-
20c
1
:
4
,
28 %c
7o
50
:
com
j
Feb
77c
Feb
40c
9c
7%
•
pfd
Gas_
27c
Jan
Jun
23c
1.25
Mines
Oil &
5c
8c
i
Apr
70c
Mar
-
5,350
90
1
Light & Power
Tramways
-
9% Feb
Jan
25c
574,192
Jan
12c
1
•
Paper 5%%
Mid-rim
57c
22c
59%
Mines
Midcon
85
9,500
77c
70c
25c
common^.
Mexico
75
•-
-
70c
90
Lake
uranium
90
58c
25c
Lake
Gold
4
61c
_•
Feb
30c
Jun
6
Jan
6%c Feb
Jan
18c
105
*6Vi
23%
6
22%
4.75
Apr
1.10
90
100
■„
Preferred
,,2.25
4%c Jan
Jan
7% Feb
•
common
Petroleums
Mexican
8%C May
Jun
•
Feb
4.00
100
5%C
5c
5%c
•
Mersey
''
Jan
•
_
preferred
Hudson
-
•>'
Mining
Hudson
6c
1.50
1,100
1.20
165
Exploration & Devetopment.SOo
Merrill Island Mining
1
Jun
79c
May
8%
Mentor
18 %c Jan
10 %c
-
•
Smith
Prior
Hoyie
.25,550
7.
12 %c Apr
Ltd—
B
Howard
Apr
Jan
5
*
A
Class
6c
2.25
McWatters
Jan
33c
8%c
May
90c
8%
-_100
Red
Medallion
May
94,000
5
.
18c
16,324
7c
'
8
13c
.34,000
2.00
J
___.
Feb
Mar
65c
gc
20o
Gold
Cousol
7
8c
8,000
8%
,_l
McMarmac Red
1.04 May
8%c Jan
15c
•
Canada
Drilling
loliinger
'■
1
Oils
300
124,137
Ltd
Porcupine.
McKenzie
35% May
Apr
10c 10%c
1
.
Dauch
&
Tower
'
Home
J
common
Sarcee
60c <
Jan
49c
"9,700
13c
*
—
Bell
High wood
(ilc
!
27
30c
•
15c
1
&; Co__
4%c Jan
-725
198,526
7%
,
13c
.1
,
Mines
(Geo Hj
Hinde
1
Iron
Red
Hendershof Paper
Ileva Gold Mines
Hi
!
!_
Mines
Lakes
7%
8,700
.
98c
77c
7%-
.
8c
33
.
Jan
1.00
6Vic Mar
]
;
Consol
Frontenac
Mcintyre
Jun
5.70
6c
8,000
1
;
Preferred
Jan
12%
J
Gold
Rock
McCoil
Jun
29,030
•
2
Harding Carpets
Highland
Apr
8C
Jan
8c
•
Maybrun Mines
22% Jun
19c
8.00
95c
Hf>ath
Feb
Jan
19%
1
Hees
%
18
1
Mining
of
20
8%c
11
7.70
Halmon
Headway
3,580
10% Mar
Jan
3c
7%c
1
—
^
Preferred
Matachewan
!
7%c
•
Head
20 % May
18%
1
Lake
Hasaga
Mar
7.90
Mines
Harrison
12
!_
-1
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
4.35 Jan
23c
10
-_*
Ltd
Marcon
Mining Corp
Mines,
4.20
7c
3,000
8C
1
Martin-McNeely
19
75
Mines
Maritime
*
1
Maralgo
Apr
18c
Mar
5c
96c
™100
w.
-----
Jun
4.00
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Hard
5%
21c
Warrants
Gwillim
15
19
4.20
.1
Trust
Lead
Gunnar
I,500
2.070
4c
*
Milling-
Preferred
High
6,000
3%c
98c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
5c
_l
Oils
*
*
_
_______
_
Mines
790
5%
Leaf
5c
■
1
Marigold
•
Wire
Uranium
Greyhound Lines
ureyhawk
Gulch
20%
*
Saddiery
Greening
Guaranty
3.35
18%
5%
1
DevmoD
3.15
20'.a
warrants
B
Plains
Great West Coal class A
Great
■
Shares
High
4%c
•
Malartic
'
Preferred
Low
1
;
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
"
1.35 Mar
34
!
Mines
Cons
Majortrans
Jan
30
7%
-
Last
High
Mar
1.20
common
Week's
Friday
1
.
Paper
Northern Gas
6
Sale Price
•
Mines
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
5.40
>
28c
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
8c
•
Lakes
Great
of Prices
Low
i
5
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
;
May
9%
Jun
9
!
JUn
j
Feb
26 Vi May
I
Apr
20%
Feb
|
Jan
5.75
Feb
8.45 May
2.15
Jan
4.00 Mar
20c
Jan
19c
Jan
33c
Apr
25c
Jan
39 Vic
Jun
10c
Jun
;
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2588)
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Low
17 %
18%
28%
28'A
29
6,007
57c
57c
57c
26c
porcupine
'26C
27C
6%C
6%C
10,250
20,200
3,000
——
Oils
Western
Pan
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
—
__—
5c
———-
Oil
49c
5,100
33c
Jan
62c
Mar
18c
19c
10,650
14c
Jan
21c
May
Trans
13%c 15%c
10,500
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
800
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
7%
7%
7%
1.75
15,000
25%e 25%c
18,200
25 %C
—
Power
Jan
47
47
47
25
43
Apr
5,550
17,750
1.05
8c
*
10
9.50
10%
3,565
8.00
28c
30c
31%
29%
32
_______
37c
65
62%
65
Oil
3.20
3.40
400
4.00
3.75
4.20
6,375
-III
Mfg—.
___°
•
Gold
Border
6%C
3.00
1.00
1.20
1.25
1.23
9c
10%
Apr
36c
Feb
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
Jan
54%
Jan
65
of
Gas
United
Class
Class
B
—«.*•«»*»
.
Jun
Upper Canada
Mines
Jan
Vandoo Consol
Explorations Ltd
1.33 May
2.85
2.41 Mar
14c
Feb
78,800
5c
May
13c
2,798
7c
Mar
56c
41,395
34c
Jan
56c
Jun
22c
Apr
47c
Jan
10c
20,625
8c
5.00
18,950
1,625
12 %c
14c
12,100
10c
1.05
1
1.01
1.10
13,000
70c
Jan
.
9% Mar
82%
82
21c
20 %C
Reef
_■
Renabie
Vulcan
Mines
Walker
(G
1.55
Jan
Wayne
Petroleums
Amulet
W)
Webb
Weedon
Pyrite
Werner
Lake
Riverside
class
7.50
9.10
Jan
May
&
A—
Mines
Consol
Lawrence
Corp
5%
class
Si
Mines
1
Debentures
Sarnia
Scurry
Rainbow
Oils
24c
64,890
28,612
1.65
Jan
1.00
71c
Jan
1.35
Westeel
Class
A
Western
Jan
Western
28,211
12%
Jan
Jun
Weston
Jun
Class
9c
10c
105
Jan
6c
)
15%
Jan
98
788
16'
13c
Western
4
May
Class
B
Sherritf
Sicks
Silver
Miller
5,495
10% May
14%
Jan
6^/
21%
21%
21%
Apr
28%
White
Hardware
10%
10
10%
3,795
7
Feb
11% May
White
Pass
9%c
10c
3,000
9c
Jan
12c
Feb
Jait
Silverwood
Dairies
13
650
10% May
13
13
13%
3,200
12
Apr
14% Jan
97%
97
97%
115
i)i>
ual)
99
71c
9,290
17,500
11,465
K
2nd
&
class
Spartan
Air
Warrants
Stadacona
Apr
74c
Jun
13c
12c
14c
35,100
9c
Mar
18c
Apr
61c
11,058
6.15
33,550
2,054
47
47
47%
100
50
55
55
55
4.05
4.25
15 %C 15 %c
Services
Jun
Jan
55
21%
Jan
30
21
Jan
Mines
23c
Jan
1,500
13c
1,250
10%
82c
Jan
20c
11
21%
76c
95c
1,180
80c
May
50
50
80
47
Apr
51
Feb
38
Jan
45
May
200
18c
13,000
130
Apr
May
514
5%
5%
605
1.50
1.60
1,600
21c
20c
22c
39,035
16c
Jan
19c
19c
5,000
17c
Jan
38
40%
1,935
33%
40%
14%
14%
1.35
1.51
41,740
66c
66c
74c
16,01.0
1
2.47
3.15
8,500
70c
74c
17.*60
•
'
12c
J
.
Superior
Propane
Warrants
Inlet Cons
gc
i2%c
Pearson
~
preferred
T£xas Calgary
irndma-lr
~
"
7
—HILLZso
Tiara
•
'
Mines.
1.75
65c
9,370
6.65
Jan
11
Jun
105%
106
185
103
25
25
B
class
14c
i__.
—
13
6% '
23c
Jan
7%
Jan
2.50
Feb
07-
,
Feb
25c
Feb
Canadian
Jan
40 Ye
Jun
Jan
14%
Jun
Jan
2.10
Jan
1.25
Jan
3.15
Mar
Jan
Apr
26c
Common
ferred
C
Jan
Coast
Apr
1.70 May
6c
4
Mar
Jan
1.00 Jan
15%
J«n
97
Feb
3%c Jan
2.60
Jan
2.35 Feb
19c
Jan
6% May
1.99
19 y8
100
5%c
Jan
and
to
adian
6C
8c
y
1.06
25c
1
50c
Consolidated
Dupont
17,625
45c
.Inn
95c
84c
17,609
38c
Feb
88c
8
Jan
9
May
6c
1.35
29,000
1
OS
Jan
F"b
Jun
1.92 May
1.41 Mar
34r
Feb
70c
1.10
2.00
800
7%c
-8C
25c
100
6%c
6,500
62c
1,222,400
25c
14%c1 Jan
15c
May.
8c
5%C Jan
Apr
Jan
69c
1.50
25c
1.20 May
Apr
2.50 May
.
33C
Mar
47c
3%C Jan
8c
May
Jan
62 c
Jun
16 %c
Canada
Paper
Mav
1.28
Feb
60c
May
175
35
Apr
1.875
5
Jan
zl
5% '
1
LOW
High
2b %
5%
'
i
High
31
Jan
6% May
30%
2,870
4.00
1,635
27% May
3.00 Jan
32
3.70
23
23%
1.000
20%
Jan
25 y4 May
22%
22 %
150
21
Apr
27%
28
410
25
Jan
28
Jun
60
42
May
45
Jan
•
"
28
'
..*ar
4 45 Mar
*
nr
trans¬
42
42
3.00
3.15
750
1.90 Mar
3.15
uan
5
2.50
2.50
2.50
200
1.85
2.50
Apr
33
32 y4
33
3.884
2P
Jan
3*
*
15 %c
13 %c
16c
9,550
13c
Jan
20c
*
42
Jan
Feb
72
73
185
60
Feb
73 % May(
*
35
34%
35
500
30
Jan
35
Jun
•
16%
16%
17
1,470
18%
Jan
84
84
84
25
78
Jan
84
Jun
26
27
525
19%
Jan
27
Jun
95
1,378
84%
Jan
95
Jun
1.645
21%
Jan
11956)
1
common
7.50
94
Inc
Ontario
5
Paper
107%
Mines
26
26 %
103
108
26
31
3.45
_
Jan
Jan
26% May
31
30%
430
26
Jan
32% May
3.45
3.65
5,550
1.90
2.00
1,500
38 %
40
639
FOOTNOTES
FOR
«
5
5
5
65c
67c
9,048
*
30
30 %
210
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not Included In
year's
-
6,^00
5c
Mar
9c
Jan
e
2.000
21c
Jan
33r
.Tan
30c
7,700
19
Jan
30c
May
f Flat price.
r Cash sale
(not Included in year's range)
3.65
2.20 May
Jan
42 "
4%
Jan
5%
54c
Jan
74c
26
Jan
31
CANADIAN
wi When issued.
-
„
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
«
Ex-stock dividend
Jun
Jan
Jan
MARKETS
Admitted to unlisted trading privileges
W(j When delivered,
Selling ex-Interest.
Jun
1.80
Ex-liquidating dividend
(ITn 1
ranere)
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
in vear's range)
AND
t
108
2.50
34%
470
l
.
27% May
75
1.90
1
Apr
21%
.39%
1
Mines
Bros
15%
215
1.135
'
•
Gold
.
25%
2.50
common
93
26%
0
Loblaw
•
Range Since
Shares
29%
International Utilities
a
for Week
«»' »••-»»-«
30
_
Minn &
Oreille
8ale»
■
Range
50
of
Flour
in Canadian Dollars
Week
3 35
,
7c
-
Feb.
in
1
>23%
27c 27%c
30c
Jun:
13%
•
Preferred
May
May
1,430
23,500
Jan
4.00> Mar
^.5
Gaspe Copper Mines
International
53^
.
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust
YnkoD Consolidated Gold
Corp
Zellers
89c
54c
1.05
168,200
7,000
21,700
Low
27
9
Paoer
Oil
Co
'
*
j
1.27 Jan
85c
1.00
10c
5%c
1
[
.1
Price
25
1.35
:0
31% Jani
:
Mar
14C
1
Pend
Feb
50c
Jun
14c
Marconi
Pato Consolidated
Feb
75c
25%
Mar
~
Jan
1.01
1.10
7%
Jan
3.15 May
175
215
.
Section
Rand
Copper
May
19%
3"5
2
8,625
27
10c
•
4.40 May
30
5,035
6%
3.60
.
Apr
:
»
shares
pfd
May
126,165
9
5%
Mar
Ltd—>
Listed
Xngersoll
Ogllvie
25
1.65
Jan
3,800
Investments
Industries
Canadian
Jun
1.16
50c
3^
General
Canadian
93c
25
80c
20C
lie
9
;
Apr
1.60
Mar
10c
,
Jun
Qo„
on"
Com
Bulolo Gold Dredging
8c
9
164
12c
Apr
Asbestos
11% Mar
1.400
13,000
7% Jun
84c
Jan
Far
19c
4%c
7,000
Jun
1.22
9
-
...
Jan
5c
8c
10 %
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Bronze common
1.10
0=
!
1.70 Mar
9c
56,500
4.00
2'iv
Jan
235
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
4c
Apr
5c
,
7,850
Sale Price
Apr
3.95
45c
13c
2,000
Last
Jun
20
30C
37,700
8c
14c
Frldi.
59%
100
600
16c
38c
Prices Shown Are Expressed
12 %c
100
38c
Apr
Feb
6%c
STOCKS
Feb
800
Mar
66c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
18%
7
18,100
1.43
~
Jan
18
500
77c
13%
Zenmac Metal
4c
200
%
2
■JV/r
25
7%
13
~
Yukexxo Mines
8.30
3,000
6,230
106% May
.
66c
2.00
45%
6c
-
13c 14 %c
,
1.35
V
4,379
19c
Jan
1.35
'/
20 890
1.87
29% May
25
66c
A
51,000
12c
»
13%
jl
Bear Mines.
Knitting
Class
10%
1.73
29v4 May
7%
■■
*
9cll%c
5.400
9
j
1.14
2,450
j
"""""
11
20c
1
10
17c
•
Mines
Yellowknife
York
Oil
Mines
59%
6%
o.-
~ 10
I_ I_1
Canuck
Yellorex
Dalhousie
1.51
~~~~~
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami
Mines
Jun
10%
I
Jun
14c
1
trust
96
■
9
May
5%
*
~
Mines
87%
Jan
5
11c
1.50
1
common
A
30%
g%
___•
Gold
class
Jan
5%c
187
..
Industries
Jan
nm0
4%c Mar
56 %
•
;
Jan
21%
85
14c
Gas
24%
5914
10%
12V4
45c
815,000
151
common
21%
2,377
96
38C
1,350
30%
T
.*
1
IIlOO
Gold___I_II~"~~_ 50c>
Preferred
12c
29
1
II IL
~i
Mines
8%c
3014
"•
~1
Supertest Pete ordinary.
Silver
74c
.
•
Iron
Mines
Tombill Onld
3.15
1
_i
5
1.50 May
300
1.50
1
„
4.251
29%
III
Apr
•
Gas
29%
29
Jun
Apr
44%
Feb
96
29
■
Zinc
Feb
16% Mar
44
Apr
28%
Jun
1.55
-
Apr
Jan
54c
•
&
Yankee
&
Apr
-
8,188
16c
850
May
3,325
•
;
Lead
4.75 May
90c
♦
Ltd
29% May
Jan
3.65
62c
44
2,500
Jan
35%
31% Mar
1.00
.
60c
50
40C
Jan
11
60c
80
1.90 Mar
Jan
95c
Jun
2.55
Feb
May
Jun
4.65
Apr
21%
•
Exploration
Taurranh
47%
1.50
Cons
Tamblyn
Apr
Jun
20%
k_30c
Canada
Sylvanlte
6.15
10%
___Il
Oils
35 %
J.50
15c
26% Mar
11
50
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Torbrlt
12,790
15 %c
Mining
Taylor
75c
•
Bros
Voting
70c
Jan
3.90
250
75c
35
1.50
1,680
i
Yale
2.35 Mar
Jan
Jan
47
980
4.65
_•
Nickel
Swit8on
29%
29%
4.50
1
oil
Surf
29
28%
Jun
43%
1,074
29
4.50
„1 •
18
21%
Uranium Corp
Sunburst
4.10
9,755
50c
Starratt
Sullivan
1.69
Jan
24
10
4.05
Radio
Rock
1.91
2.05
.
Stan well
Steep
2.05
78c
May
36% May
Jan
Mar
13%
9,600
1' ■
Wright-Hargreaves
40c
Uranium Mines Ltd
8teeloy
Woodward
Jun
50c
7,397
2Gc
850
8.00 Jun
35,200
Warrants
of
Jun
1
Stan rock
Steel
40
34
Jan
28
1.80
24c
3.60
Jan
50
2.55
1.75
25%
Jan
500
2.05
Alexander
3.30
74c
Paving & Materials-
max
Wooa
25%
5,800
Jun
8%c Mar
i.td—
Winnipeg & Central
27
29
Spooner Mines & Oils
8ted
Jan
1,670
18
Feb
31
0
j.
Jan
2,980
65c
15%
Jun
Jun
20% Jun
3,000
30%
Jun
30
1.75
50
l.ln[r
v<
34
61c
12%
7%C
1
8.00
17%
Jan
235
29
;
—____^
6.85
40
1.90
106
Larder
31%
•
Stanleigh
Jan
Jan
Apr
'
85c
May
Jan
7c
1.60
525
.100
■
14c
Apr
8c
20c
Jan
31
•
,
preferred
37%
•
A
A
Yukon
^
Winchester
,
1.99 Mar
Jan
5c
11 %c May
7%c
...
Wiltsey Coshlan
r,
Jan
30
preferred
34
25%
preferred
Union
Standard
47c
13%
63c
Southam
Stand
10c
20%
5.65
Manufacturing
Somerville Ltd
Southern
8c
Mar
65c
LtU_
ddllltr."
D
COc
Jan
1.C5
7,212
21%
12%
0
A__
_
40
1
Simpsons Ltd
8
12%
13%v
,_50
Mines..
Jun
9
Wlllroy Mines
25%
...
Apr
88c
10%
11%
6.15
_.
39c
Feb
6%C Mar
7%c
_
10%
25%
Mines
Stand
biat-ut
class
10%
1
Breweries
Jan
65c
31
Warrants
•
Voting trust —
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
class
preferred
Apr
•
*
17c
21,050
7%c
1
Petrol
(Geo)
II,976
30%
Gordon
5,000
40,983
88c
12%
5
Petroleum
B
4.90
21
12c
9c
32c
83C
25c
Naco
3.15 Mar
775
Jan
28c
1.75
"
__
Grocers
% l!o
23c
2.55
Breweries
Decalta
Warrants
4.90
18 %
U.»mw_im
Warrants
Jun
Jun
17 %c May
Jan
4.10 May
Apr
Apr
85c
•
4.75
50o
2.10
18c
28c
•
Canada
Western
13%
59c
Gas
Copper
Western
171/2
preferred
preferred
5,000
9c
Products
May
May
1
Ltd
2,275
22c
Jan
'
Oil &
•
Security Freehold Petroleums
6hawinlgan Water & Power com
3.55
Jan
800
69c
Jan
—
6.60 Mar
29 % May
3.40
_1
1.25
1.65
Jan
—
Bridge
Apr
3,200
105
_
Jan
5.15
13C
1.79
1.30
3.35 Feb
2.50
H%c
1.70
56c
Jan
24% Mar
23,500
1.79
1.25
Jan
May
55c
11c
'■''
May gill Gas Oil
\
*
Jan
1.42
Mar
10%c
10 %c
West
Jan
44c
9c
Feb
Jun
2.00 Mar
21c
0
Ltd.
10c
29 %c
20
Mar
14
Jan
38c
800
Jan
Apr
g.5c
1.50 May
1.15 May
10
2.755
6%c
Feb
1
Apr
5.00
May
11,866
7,549
9c
•
4.25
2.85
Apr
5.75
8c
15%
Gold
3.10
28%
4,190
28c
__
21
10,000
32,767
•
1.63
29%
5.60
29
7c
lie
—1
Petroleums
3,500
Nickel
7.90
Rivei
45c
—;
15c
44c
25
8and
40C
■
1.84
10c
25
Sapphire
110
6c
33c
_<*
Antonio Gold
6,050
12
1.75
Jan
Warrants
San
1.900
1.25
_Z'''
12 %C
Apr
Class B
1.90
1.18
•.
1.23
6c
Feb
Mar
Preferred
1.75
."
13c
14
Ltd
27%
Mines
102%
common
Jan
1,100
Jun
9c
1
Uranium
Miciiaei
4.291
4.80
Malartic
15
St Maurice Gas
27%
4.75
Canadian
9%
11
"
Salada-Shlrrlff-Horsey
25 %
26%
;• %-
■r
West
56c
31c
preferred
10c
West
105
A
79C
Jan
1.18 Feb
Apr
395
common—
Jan
5c
Feb
8,600
114,558
•
Cement
Lawrence
58c
11,100
2.95
Oil
Warrants
St
3,715
8c
Jun
20,835
1
St
66c
Gc
7
16c
—
65c
6 %c
;
5.70
Copper
4.85
Industries
.Tun.
35c
59c
Mining
Jun
34
80c
10c
Preferred
Russell
Ryanor
14%
Feb
15,500
I,700
13%
common
Jan
0
common
Knapp Canada Ltd
251
Oil
Royalite
12
23%
1
14c
rights
Bank
455
1,974
0
42C
9c
Jan
34
0
13%
1
15c
12
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
15C
;
Apr
4.00 Mar
Feb
Mat-
2.57
23,875
•
100
Preferred
Royal
Jan
50c
1
lie
14%
45c
50c
Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
91.520
3.40
May
14
82c
1.65
*
Pete
Rowan
15c
-1
Uranium
Rockwin Mines
Rocky
8%c Mar
1
Silk
Athabasca
Jaij
51%
33
9%
6%C
63c
May
2.08
41C
6%c
1.30
8c
60
44
14%
80c
1
1
22% May
Jan
33%
9
1
16% Apr
%e Jan
850
Mines
<fe
Feb
5,070
44c
28% May
3,150
10c
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Waite
Jan
8,866
1
Rix
3.95
niuUWWiml
Jan
17c
80c
Roche Mines
3.75
Jun
Jan
May
52%
290
3.75
_
„
Jan
20c
25%
12c
1
—
40%
Feb
7.45
ft
1,060
45
21c
Jan
25%
50
83
Jan
4.90
115
7%C
59 %
46%
II*
Jan
6.15
4.80 May
Jan
9.10
_:
v;
.
Jan
3 7c
:
50
7%c
X
Jan
11c
Uranium
28%
21 %
21%
■
-1
Oils
13c
8.80
Rexspar
28
.
1
—
20
lie
Richwell
55,380
'*'■
21%
66
1,290
7,100
7.45
preferred———
3,300
—1
Explorations
83
21c
6.50
7,45
II" II2
Mines
Dare
2,132
9.00
•
Mar
6% Mar
Jan
0
Class B
Virginia
16c
"
&
Mines
38c
Jan
8%
•
24%
•
Batten
Grip
Jan
5%
-
Viceroy Mfg class A
15c
1
Mines
Uranium
Padiorr
Kay rock
28C
140
500
Westburne
Rapid
18,296
6%
9%
2.15
24
.
34c
Apr
May
4 95 Jun
Feb
6
0
Corp
Products
Ventures Ltd
May
16%c May
Apr
27c
24
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
30c
3.20
! May
5.75
22C
Mar
6c
32c
6c
4.85
14c
*
10,600
25
Apr
Jan
Jun;
13c
'
IZI"Zi
Quebec Manitou Mines.
Quebec MetallurgicalQuebec Natural Gas—
4.95
33c
0
5.50
4.85
;
4.40
4.00
16c
1
Feb
9
*.'1
Hill
7.05
Feb
43c
—z
24,500
19c
6%
25
...
73c
Jan
lie
31c
2,165
24c
Feb
May
9%
Oils
13c
1
4.80
18c
10c
preferred.._.._____
Violamac
.
Jan
25%
4.65
59%
Mines
stepl
Jan
Corp
18%
0
Estella
Universal
79c
50c
3,744
24%
*
,
B
United
United
3,200
12C
Jan
United Fuel Inv class A pfd
TTnttprf
Mar
28,150
13c
*
Feb
13c
1.12
1,000
~
Jun
10,100
2.70
16%C 16 %C
1
Jan
16,425
59,354
1.00
16 %C
Jun
63
0
1.25
56c
2.55
40% Mar
_
3.95
7.05
1.10
3,550
Jun
0
10c
5.50
2.60
59%
92% May
43
♦
Jun
<5.90
*
29%
56%
..
Jan
3.80
Jan
Jan
Jun
1.25
21) '4
59%
I
_
Jan
4.25
Jan
17,871
25%
Corns Ltd class A
Keno
5c
May
67c
27%
Mountauban
70c
Jan
37
25%
1
United
2.85
1,200
86
650
10,100
•
*
Canada
United
6,000
2,680
150
43
1.25
27
"""
Union Mining Corp—
3.55 May
4.90
1
1
1
Llthhim
91%
42
4.95
4.25 May
24 %c
1
Quebec
90
12c
1.19
91%
Gas
Jan
2.25
45c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougainau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
38%
4.70
3,85 May
6.90
Purdex Minerals Ltd——
Feb
•
...1
__
Union
Jun
5.50
—
32
United Asbestos
Jan
Mar
46c
—1
—
250
Pipeline
Shawkey Mines
Acceptance common
preferred
2nd
35
ZIl
Ltd
38%
Resources
City
Ultra
36c
—
Airways
37%
■
•
Pipe Line
Twin
Union
28% Apr
___
....
Producers
40% May
'
1.73
_•
Dome
Warrants
Jan
1
'
Pronto Uranium Mines—/!_■
^rosDectors
Prairie
Jan
Jan
—
Electric
East
6c
2.85
6C
2.85
_20c
Premium Iron Ore
31%
Oil
Jun
47
Feb
26c
765
•
Pipe
7%c Jan
3,625
.1
Trinity Chibougamau
Jun
1.15
Jan
5c
2,000
2,337
1,000
1
j—
6,810
37C
—*
Gold
Trans
Triad
Mar
1.000
1.05 Mar
65<
Jan
98c
1.11
1.55
Royalties
Prairie
Prairie
v
1.06
1.43
5%C
Com
Gas
Jan
60c
50c
Eouyn
Provo
Jan
38<
22,020
6C
_
Powell
Preston
70c
40,400
—,—1
Kiver
Premier
3,000
62c
1.47
—•
1
Columbia
British
Uranium
President
98c
1.15
Feb
40c
Feb
25c
51c
:
-*
—
2.05 Jan
Apr
83c
96c
Oils
Powell
1.55
1.05
1
8% May
6% Feb
3,700
1.63
Placer Development
Ponder
30c
'
30
40%
43
Transcontinental
44% May
8%c
::„ioo
preferred
oil
Jan
8%C
Canada
Mountain
High
Jan
24
39%
preferred
Trans
38%
8V2C
„
47c
62c
of
4 % 'Jo
5'U
85
3934
Exploration
Trans Canada Pipeline
Jan
990
#
Jun
Jun
43%
28%
m
_
—
Jan
4.00
43
28
„1
A
2.95
68c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
28
Class B
11 %c Fee
3%c Jan
class
37 %c
28c
——v-L.—-
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Gold
Jan
"
Traders Finance
Shares
43 Vs
...
Exploration
Towagmac
.j
& Gas
Ore
9c
4%c Jan
13,500
70,.
1.64
Photo Engravers
Pioneer
Apr
125
13 %c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitch
30c
Jan
A
68c
Minerals.
&
62c
20c
class
of Prices
Low
10
Bank
Works
3.00
preferred
Oil
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Iron
47c
Mines
Gold
Perron
Toronto
55c
common
Pipeline
&
Dominion
May
May
2.95
Consol
Gas
Permo
Toronto
29 %
Apr
3.00
—
Exploration
Pembina
6c
20% Jan
26% May
41c
Apr
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
19c
Ltd
Peerless Exploration
PCE
15%
18.350
Week's
Last
Sale Price
65c
Amalgamated Mines
Parker Drilling
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
Pardee
Pay mat. lex
C
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Page Hersey Tubes new common—
Pamoux
JUNE
Friday
187/a
Petroleums
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
ef Prices
Low
Pacific
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday.
STOCKS
Mar
Jan
ftor
May
Volume
187
Number
5749
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«j|b ;
(2669)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday June G
\
The follawing bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not; represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range -within which these securities -could have been sold
(indicated by the ^id")
-vbought (indicated by the "asked") at the timeof compilation. ;Origm.of ^any
quotationfilrnishUdonTequ^st. The National" fiBt is composed of securities
"
1
which have a wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
-A
.
.
1
Products Ihc—
Air
Commercial
American-Express Co
'
,
Amer-Saint?
Gobain
1
25 %
1
7.50
26%
28%
10%
11%
1
Corp
20'%
22
Interstate
Ampex Corp
Haloid
Xerox
..
Partic
Class
B
Arkansas
Missouri
-2.50
50%
33%
107
Oil
21%
Sabre-Pinion
24%
26%
1
514
5%
1
19%
21
Hugoton
—10
20%
67%
—1
17%
18%
Bayless (A J)
Bell
&
10
—
1
Co
28%
Beneficial Corp..—
Berkshire- Hathaway Inc
12
6%
5
Beryllium
25 %
25%
27%
19%
4%
21
14
1
17%
•
10
Bullock's
27%
Southern
21%
22%
23%
•
57
61
1
28%
15%
16 %
Co
Textbook
Bakeries
Securities
Diver
Co
Corp
25%
11%
jack
29%
Jefferson
39%
42%
Jervis
1
10%
11%
Canadian Delhi
Oil
44%
23
6%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon, Mills class B com
25
20%
8%
9%
Corp—
Carpenter Paper Co
1
36
&
Gas
Co—3%
19%
26
Gas
Co
10
35 %
37%
5
14%
Elec
Co
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5 '
Central Maine Power Co10
15%
24%
•
10
10%
35%
38%
10
10%
5%
15
•
23%
3
_16
39%
10
20%
29%
'
Clinton Engines Cor
Coastal States Gas P
5
Collins Radio
Co
18%
4%
x
^_5
Co
Frary A Clark
Blower
.—25
1
Co
14%
3%>-
Macmlllan
*
1
16
Co
Madison
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
A Electric Co
14%
Marlln-Rockwell Corp——
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
47%
22%
14%
15%
McLean
McLouth Steel
Industries
26%
6%
7%
McNeil
2%
2%
20
2.50
15%
16%
8%
9%
Freightways
48
15%
16%
7.50
38%
8%
41%
16'A
4%
22%
8%
17%
lo
6%
50%
54%
5
26%
27%
Tekoil
1
5%
Corp_7
28)4
29%
Texas
Eastern
Trftnsmls
&
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Class A
Bank
of
America
N
T &
S
(Newark) _25
32 %
27
39%
..
33%
.37%'
—100
312
(NY)—5
19
20%
_10
21
22%
67%
70%
324
61%
65%
(Phlla)—10
41
Camden Trust Co (N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve-^16
25
26%
35%
37%
Centl-Penn
6
Chase Manhattan Bk
Chem Corn Exch Bk
5
27%
29%
5
30
32%
31%
7
7"%
Natl Bk of Phlla.lO
(N Y)„10
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
..10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Cleveland Trust Co
;_60
Commercial State Bank &
Trust Co (N Y)
21%
23
39%
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
27%
29%
42
54%
51
53%
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
11%
12
Supply Co of N Y—2%
28
1
26
14%
16%
1
1
19 %
12 %
21%
Dictaphone Corp
;
5
Dljtilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
47%
2%
29%
50%
31
1
36%
39
2
7%
8
Dentists'
Detroit
A Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit
Harvester
Co
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
Di-Nod Chemical Arts Inc
Dun
Bradstreet
A
Dunham
Bush
Dynamics
$1
6%
8%
1
Inc
Inc
Corp
2
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Eastern
Utilities
Mountain
10%
11
Fuel
26%
9%
10%
26'A
27%
2%
29
36%
20%
24%
24'A
26%
63%
264
12%
4
4%
12"%
5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
70
42%
74%
Northwest Production Corp——1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3
3
17%
North Penn Gas Co..
<
11%
11%
10%
7
•
11%
59%
10
63%
67
2.50
25%
27%
1
13%
14%
'
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line
Empire Trust Co
(N Y)
(Newark
50
168
177
5%
20%
21%
17%
19%
26 %
28 %
Green
19%
17
20%
18%
84%
75
79%
62
5672
Pendleton
Pepsi-Cola
Tool
24%
32
34%
51
Natl
Bank
Bk
3%
Indus———_—l
Bottlers—1
10%
11%
Permanente Cement
_1
—
„—10
20%
Dallas—10
(Jersey City)—25
,70%
356
54%
366
31%
33%
56
60
66%
69'A
10
44%
47
10
30'A
33
& Trust
Cd
(Phila;
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
New
Rochelle
Franklin Natl Bk
(Franklin
Square N Y)
83%
York—10
43
45 %
Chic) —20
88
92%
33
35%
17%
35%
7%
8
17%
19
5
21)4
22%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
1
18%
1
29 %
Hanover
Bank of New
Harris Tr &
Hartford
Sav
Natl Bk
Bk
<
& Tr
20
Co—10
Hudson
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
477s
Tr Co
34%
25
80
(Chicago) —100
420
(N Y)
Peoples First Natl Bk * Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen city
(Hackensack N J)
1
Philadelphia Natl
-i-a
'
837s
458
54%
57%
15%
16%
37%
397a
.20
44%
47 7s
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
50%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
A
Trust
(Phlla)
127
54
141
—10
37%
407a
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
03%
67
17%
197a
7'/a
77a
Boston
72
767s
73
76%
20
73
777s
10
27
30%
47
507a
-8
10
21%
23y8
42
45 ya
25
42%
45%
21
22%
20
(Wash)—20
St Louis Union Trast Co
Natl Bk
Seattle
1st
Second
Bank-8tate Street Trust
Second Natl Bank of Phlla
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Banting(N
ton
Y)
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tt Co
York)
Hudson
Tr
Co
(Union
Industrial Bk of Com
25
City)—8
<N V)
31%
For
footnotes
see
Trade Bk A Tr Co (It
Trast
.10
47%
51%
15%
17
36%
33
preceding page.
Y)—-10
2%
87s
ioy8
42
39 %
45%
Co of New Jersey
Union Bank of Oommereo—
(Cleveland)
Union Tr
United
20%
Pnmlator Products
of New
473A
43%
(New
50%
26%
Pub Serv Co
6072
45
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston). 100
State Bank of Albany
80%
16'A
Mexico
City Bank (N Y)__20
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
25 %
10c
5
56%
29%
33
Producing Properties Inc
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
69
47%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
6
63'A
27%
5%
19
58
65%
5
5%
Co
25
20
First Natl Bk of St Louis
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
27%
A Coke
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
Co
(N J)
25
(Boston Mass)—.
18
Natural Gas Co—__—•
America
Paterson
30%
10%
29%
Co of
of
16%
9%
Portland Gas
7.B0
(Albany N Y)
74
28
—3%
2
Trust
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
22
Natl
23%
15%
General
_
66
10
First
Potash
Giddlngs A Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
«...
10
First
22
14%
Plymouth Rubber Co
20%
27%
79
6%
12%
of
42%
Pennsylvania Banking
Pioneer
5%
(Camden N J)_
National Bk (Atlanta)
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore
First
29%
19%
38%
11 %
37
32%
2.50
Co
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
34%
19%
29
5% pfd__20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred
20
Trust
7%
27%
Gen
Federal
6%
Mercury Telev
Pickering Lumber Corp
290
53%
New York Trust Co
"A"—90c
Pacific Power A Light Co
0%
Pan American Sulphur Co
70c
Parker
Hannifin
Corp
—1
Pacific
Pfaudler-Permutit
5
10
Northern
Natl
27%
Fire Brick Co
Detroit
33%
First
27%
P>
of
25%
12%
25
(A
Bank
24%
11%
25%
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
:
31%
VI
1
1
1
197a
.—5
Plains N
5
•
Co
18%
Natl Sbawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
County Trust Co (White
7%
29T«
Cement
f
31%
10
6%
2%
27%
Portland
Preeport «N Y)
28%
(Paterson N J)
First Natl Bank Trust Co
Ft
Giant
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
297a
Trust
(Chicago)
—33%
County Bank & Trust Co
6%
14%
12%
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep
(Calif;
—5
91%
A
5%
31%
5
Co
11%
10
(Buffalo)
87%
Bank
Co
Co
13%
Power
11
2%
Trust
717a
First
29%
Tail
11%
Co
24%
(N Y)—10
Manufacturers A Traders
27
3%
18%
Otter
Steel Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
General Crude Oil Co
40%
23
88%
39%
45%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
Pabst Brewing Co
Gas Service
43%'
84
37
111
37
1
51%
Co
38%
19%
35%
2172
32%
,
19 %
42%
Packing
58
34%
1
Coal
6%
39%
Co
29 Ya
35%
18%
33%
278
28
American
48%
Garlook
27
——
Morgan (J P) ft Co (» Y)—100
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)-—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
North
50c
1
Frito
43%
Trust CP (Phlla)
5
Irving Trast Co (N Y)
.10
Kings County Trast Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
Liberty Real Estato Bk A; Tr
Co (Phila)
10
Long island Trust Co (N Y)__10
67%
25%
7%
Wayne Corrugated Faper.10
Ask
282
43
Old Ben Coal Corp—
Florida
Industrial
40%
80%
26%
17%
12
Fisher Governor Co
10
47%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
19
•
11%
Fisher Brothers Co
Bid
of
44
20%
Eng Gas
1
56%
Bank
R I——..
38%
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NYK10
Electrolux Corp
Emhar't Mfg Co
Assn_100
Par
Natl
Providence
65
13
of Del
1
A Elec Assoc—8
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
Federal Natl Mortgage
First Boston Corp
Companies
32
19
5
26%
10c
7%
75%
22%
1
25
:
6%
67
Continental
15%
Co
BOo
20
15%
24%
14%
Oil
Zapata Off-shore
National City Bank ((Hove)—15
National Commerce Bank A
15%
100
Laboratory Inc
1
El PasO Electric Co (Texas;—*
Equity
8%
31%
National Bank of Westctaester-5
Commercial Trust of N J
29
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
10
Supply Co
Norrls Thermador Corp—
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
38%
Empire State Oil Co
7%
29
129
12
New
23%
Economics
1
62%
21%
1
Nicholson File Co
13%
36%
10
Company—.
Wyandotte Chemicals Oorp
61
National Shirt Shops
3
22%
13%
Wurlltzer
123
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
13%
1
Co
National Aluminate Corp
National Gas A Oil Corp
17%
50c
Inc
25
14%
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
Montrose Chemical Co
16
Associates—10
Industries
Eastern
12%
29%
11%
National
14%
Mississippi Shipping Co__
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co——1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri
10
of America—
preference
common
Missouri-Kansas
7
5
27%
_a
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (S F)_10
10%
10% "
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Wisconsin Power A Light Co—10
Mellon Nalt Bk A Tr Co (Pgh) .28
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
41%
44%
39
51%
(NY) .12%
21%
19 %
Inc—
2
vtg
13%
44
6%
6
1
37%
13%
7%
Common Ltd
14%
12%
Manufacturers Tr Co
Louis)
4
Broad St Trust Co
20
17%
Miles Laboratories Inc
9%
9%
13
1
Industrial
18"%
11%
vtg—_1
8%
a
Bros
Ask
A
17%
30
5
Bid
_0%
16
5%
Eng
Far
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
31%
com
10c
-
Williams
Bank and Trast
32%
10%
Cutter Laboratories
Oil Co
Whiting Corp
.»■.«>*■
53
29 %
41%
5
White Eagle
6%
Corp.—
Bank of North America
Bank of Virginia--
Cross
5
Western Natural Gaa CoWeyerhaeuser Timber
Wood Conversion Co
Bank of New York.;
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Company—
Cummins Engine Co Inc
6%
7'A
18%
29%
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
21%
Consol
45
l
20%
24%
lc
Meredith
Connecticut Light & Power Co-1*
1
6%
6
35%
1
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
2%
Corp
Machine
.
25
—
1
7
12%
Marquardt Aircraft
_1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
(W L) Corp
3
Continental Transp Lines Inc— 1
35%
3%
49
i
29%
44%
25
14%
37 %
15
16%
13%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
preferred
13%
35%
Western Massachusetts Cos
5%
30
—1"
28
28 >4
Comintm wealth Gas Corp
Bros
31%
7%
Refining Co
20%
22%
22%
11
Gas
6%
18%
.——1%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
14%
20%
20%
Watson
Transport "A"—1
West Point Manufacturing Co—5
Western Lt A Telephone Co__ 10
16'A
63%
4%
21%
17%
10%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil A Gas Corp com—3
14%
19
9%
38
60%
50c
13%
5
»
Washington Natural Gaa Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
13%.
31%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
15%
35%
—
1
1
29%
1
16%
Fibres
Lucky Stores Inc
20%
5%
21%.
45%
Corp—1
Gas
17%
37%
29%
—1
Propane
16%
'
50c
31%
33%
1
Greene Corp
20%
34%
8
2%
Suburban
18%
29%
,—5
Struthers Wells Corp
41%
16 %
4
Warren (8 D) Co
Inc—
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
5
14%
15
Glass
1
A
—2%
$1.29. conv
'
16%
38%
35%
13%
Ling Electronics
.33 %c
32%
30%
15
11%
Lithium CorR of America
^1
Lone Star Steel CO———1'->.
5%
29%
'■
31
10%
40%
20 %
1
3%
<28%
0
Vanity Fair Mills Ino
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
25%
3%
-
18
24%
27%
2.50
non-voting
22
10
Inc___„———l
Inc
24%
5%
52 %
36%
17
18%
7%
49
37%
33%c
Valley Mould A Iron Oorp.
29%
24%
10
Mfg Co
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
1
1.25
Suntlde
39%
6%
—50c
23
'
,_12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern OH Co
2%
'
16%
—
24%
~
22%
Btouffer Corp
32%
37
——6
——1
25
30
Natural Gas_5
Liberty Loan Corp—1
Lilly (Eli) A Co Inc com cl B__5
18
10%
.-27-
19%
42%
22%
Stanley
Stubnltz
39"%.
33%
Lau
23
•
6
16%
-
37
I—10
Soya
•••
5
Landers
25%
8% preferred
10
United States Sugar Corp
,_i
United States Truck Lines Ino.l
United Utilities Inc.
:
10
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp.
Warner A Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co—
,——2%
Register
Common
3
L-O-F
40%
j
21%
6
Central
38%
24%
Koehring Co
20%
&
111
Central Indiana Gas
7%
Stand Fruit A Steamship
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Central Electric
28%
6%
Standard
common—-_1
Kentucky Utilities Co
Central
27 %
Staley
Veg Parchment Co_10
Co
_1
17%
(A E)
16%
41
32%
—1
Corp
preferred
Ketchum
•
22%
96%
1
Kennametal
6%
18%
15%
21%
1614
.
1
Kendall Co—
23 %
5%
Corp.—10
13
17%
38%
30%
-15%
*
Kearney A Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
39%
21%
—1
Products
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
12%
1
Sprague Electric Co
*
5
Co
Corn
$1.46
7%
14%
25
16%
-
15
Co
Supply
Electric
Kansas-Nebraska
54%
Carlisle
Nevada Power Co
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
5
Inc
Water
Kalamazoo
21%
51 %
Heintz
24%
13%
Co__•
5
Co
Utilities
Kaiser Steel
47%
21%
&
Jamaica
34%
Ltd——10c
Power
92
-5
Jessop Steel Co
32%
Colorado
Stanley Home Products
10%
29%
22%
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern States Tele Co—1
Speer Carbon Co
2%
Inc—
Pow Co—
Service
10
Inc_
Steel
Southern
27
23%
Califofnia Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co—25
Calif Water A Telep Co
12%
Ceco
Public
Iowa
*
10
;
..
Eurndy Corp__
I
—
1
Co
Services
common
Iowa
Towmotor CorpL-—,
L
30%
Freight Sys—1
12%
27
2
Southern
21%
Water
Motor
A
Corp—
19%
Iowa Electric Lt A
5
11
South Shore Oil & Devel
Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co_i_10c
Southern Calif Water Co
—5
1
Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
1
1 '■*
Sierra Pacific Power Co—-7%
15%
Browfi A Sharpe Mfg
Brush Beryllium Co.:
48%
Skil
Class
industries Ino.
United Greenfield Oorp—
5%
45%
D) A Co
Seismograph Service C?orp__«
8%
Investors
7%
Corp—
•
Black Hills Power & Light Co„1
4%
2
(G
10%
Interstate
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com.l
Botany Mills Inc
1
Bowsef "Inc $1.20 preferred—25
5
Searle
70%
Interstate
13
12
l
Topp
Gas Pipe Line Corp__ 50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt At Pwr Co-5
8%
9%
Interstate
13
•
Trans
35%
7%
International
15%
10
7%
6714
<
Co
Indianapolis Water Co
30%
14%
••
•
Tracerlab Inc
11%
33%
1
A
1
•
22%
1
1
Gas
-
^20c
Indian Head Mills Inc
6%
1
Markets
Gossert
6
Corp
Husky Oil Co.
Indiana
Bates Mfg Co—
Baxter Laboratories
"
9%
Jacinto Petroleum
Schield Bantam Co—
26%
2414
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"j„".
29%
18%
63%
tip',' Co
10%
21%
.
San
*
—1
Inc
1
22%
-
f
X
Time 3ac
Tokhelm Ooip.
40%
8%
;
7%
16%
27%
Oil- A
Reid
32%
5
Products Tue
Marie
Ryder System
.
66%
...
21%
6%
Mat
Production
10.)
Oorp—1
j
—
Three-States Nat Gaa CO
45 %
38%
1
—
Thermo
33%
-18%
9%
10
15%
10
Avon
Rose
14%
."
16%
Manufacturing Co—2%
Plywood Corp
29%
10
Aztec
Roddis
Texts Industries 3tta
Texas Ns
Texas Kb
.
-13%
31%
1
Rochester Telephone Corp—
l
Gas——
Field
Co—
Texas IU Nat,
29%
15 4
62
(H H)
Tnu Aa»
4.
35%
" 14
„
Rockwell
114
13%
•
..
40
2%
A—
Natural
Hudson Pulp A Paper Corp—
Class A common—
35%
20 %
333/,,
27%
3
River BrandRlce Mills
Inc„8%
Roadway Express class A—25o
Robbins A Myers Inc
:
—•
64
112
Ask
3%
——4412%.- --11%
Riley Stoker Gdrp
54%
60%
1
A—
Associated
Corp
3%
27%
106
10
class
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Art Metal Construction Co
Spring
Richardson Cd
-
21%
1.
25%
5
Engineering
class
Co
Houston
55
5
Co
Hoover
16%
51%
5
Co
Power
•*
18
.15%
3
••
Co class A com_10
Houston
15
*
Arizona Public-Service
129
.
14%
10c
common
High Voltage
2114
1
preferred
Bid
.-|
Republic Natural Gsb Co—2
Resistoflex Corp
—
1
20%
.-20
—
Inc
Hanna (M A)
72%
19%
4
common—5
.
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
69
50c
—
122
Ask
1 ,/16%
Gas
Helene Curtis Ind
Anheuser-Busch Inc_.
Arden Farms Co common-
Z±*'.
—i
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
36%
" ° 27%
AMP Incorporated
Corp
Society--—__s
Bid '.
■
50%
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const Co_
Amer-Research A Develop
Par
6% preferred
51 Ya
AmeF Hospital Supply Corp——4"" 47 "
2
34%
••
Gulf Sulphur Corp———
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
187a
48%
1
.
Par
\
Rare Metals Corp of America.-1
Relchhold
Robertson
' 24%
17%
10
:
Gulf
31%
22% '
V.
Grolier
29%
-
29%
—5
Line_5
Barge
.
Grinnell
4%
27%-,
1
_
Cement Corp—
Amer
* Ask
37/'s
—1
American Box Board Co
Amer
Bid
Far
Aerovoa: Corp-i
I
—
Co of
(Boston)
United
—
Maryland
States Trust
States Tr Co
10
10
Co—
42%
•
l«
24%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arls)-f
26%
74%
'* ▼>--ao
35%
38
1
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2590)
.
.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday
June
6
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Texas
funds—
Bid
Par
Fund
25c
1.25
3Iutuai
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
Par
Funds—
Mutaal
Institutional
Shares
6.74
Institutional
Bid
Ask
Fund—
1<W
10.47
Fund Trust--—
.lc
4.09
4.37
Inst Foundation Fund
9.46
Institutional
lc
9.61
Institutional Income Fund. .lc
5.77
Corp
12.22
Growth
Fund
4.60
5.02
lc
5.12
5.57
lc
3.67
4.01
7.48
8.13
1
8.46
9.25
3.56
3.89
„1
9.30
10.16
Aetna
Casualty
Axe-Science & Eleet'nics Corp_lc
0.82
10.67
_1
29.83
30.43
Aetna
Insurance
Mutual Fund—1
a20.21
1
23.03
25.17
Blu'p Bidge Mutual Fund Inc—I
Boric Inv Tr of America
*
10.68
11.61
19.98
21.48
Boston Fund Inc.—————l
15.55
16.81
Johnston
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
(The*
B-l
Ltd
Canada
—
(Medium
B-3
(Low
&
10
Surety
Co
Investment
California Fund Iuc
;
Canada
22.14
2394
11.84
12.97
1
7.22
7.89
12.44
13.45
17.22
18.64
—1
7.18
7.85
1
/ 22.33
24.14
50c
16.33
17.66
—
General Fund—
i.Vi;
Ltd—————1.
11&54,»
.
1
—1
Ltcl
Fund
Canadian Fund Inc
_1
Canadian International
Growth
Ltd
Fund
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
Securities
Colonial
—
131%
-100
12,700
137'/a
1
9.19
8.21
8.92
1
8.67
9.42
Commonwealth stock Fund_—l
12.19
13.25
Inc—
190
10
26%
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
32%
•
I
I
—-———
Commonwealth
Investment
Composite Bond tz Stock
■
Fund' Inc
1
Concord
Fund
Inc..
17.23
18.73
1
.
Composite Fund Inc-—
14.38
15.63
14.01
Investment
15.15
161/4
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western
17 %
Inc
6.06
Dividend Income Fund——1
6.63
26.46
American
24.42
American
17.24
$1.25
B-4
9.28
10.13
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks»—1
8.26
9.02
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)— 1
ilIigh-Grade Com Stkj—1
10.39
11.34
American
15.08
16.45
Amer Ins Co
(Income
10.22
11.15
Amer
Mercury
(Wash
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
iLow Priced Com Stks»_l
11.13
12.15
Amer
Nat
(Galveston*
8.21
8.96
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd..l
10.93
11.82
S-4
1
14.10
14.24
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
65%
70
1
10.00
10.99
8.24
9.06
De Vegh
Investing Co Inc
Fund
—
'
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Growth
Diver
Stk
Investment
Trustee
Series
1
Inc—1
6.23
6.83
Fund—1
8.13
8.91
Fund
Diversified
Diversified
2.50
E
16.17
18.35
25c
2.68
2.95
9.56
10.39
Shares„—
1
21.46
22.95
——1
Stock Fund-
20.04
21.43
4.62
5.05
10
20c
146.56
148.04
6.66
6.90
5
12.90
13.95
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
15.29
16.53
Financial
"3.37
3.69
4.52
4.95
2.22
2.43
7.73
8.40
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
5.51
Bankers
10.07
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Mutual
10c
Inc
Fund
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Ins
Beneiicial
Life Insurance Investors Inc—_1
14.53
15.80
Camden
Inc.-1
5.23
5.70
Sayies Mutual Fund-.— *
a42.87
Stk
Insurance
Fund
Managed Funds
Bankers &
.
lc
9.24
10.15
Preferred stock
lc
5.28
5.82
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
14.94
16.37
Futures
1
3.70
4.02
Automobile
shares—
lc
Metal
shares
Paper
shares
Petroleum
Life
Fire
Ins
Natl
Life
Assurance
1.99
2.20
Continental
Casualty
3.49
7.27
2.02
2.89
Fidelity
Trust
10.91
11.79
Franklin
10.14
10.96
Glens
beneficial interest—1
19.30
20.93
12.80
13.90
9.05
9.94
Stock
General
Life Fund—
Foundation—1
Inc—1
Corp
1
32%
New
2
76
a
Fund
21%
1
Balanced Series
*D
12.99
Life
C)
Ins
3.20
1
Dividend Series
10.32
Gulf
11.28
1
—
*D
(S
5.58
6.10
Pioneer
1
12.08
13.06
Jeffer.son
5.21
5.69
Jersey
6.93
5.62
General Investors Trust
1
6.50
7.07
lc
6.77
7.42
—lc
Group Securities—
Automobile
Puritan
shares
Aviation' shares
Chemical
shares
Common :(The)
Electronics
&
;
6.36
6.89
7.56
11.24
12.31
Stock Fund_lc
11.37
12.45
Electrical
Equipment • shares
Food
10.43
5.80
lc
shares
Capital Growth Fund
9.52
lc
lc
Building
„_1
20.29
1
8.74
Fund—1
11.57
55%
3.62
lc
share's
6.47
7.10
lc
7.04
7.72
Fully Administered shares
lc
9.08
9.95
General Bond shares
lc
6.86
7.52
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares
lc
6.44
7.06
8.46
8.81
10.39
11.38
Merchandising
shares
lc
Mining shares
;
Petroleum shares
Railroad Bond shares
lc
5.94
6.52
lc
10.87
11.91
lc
2.18
2.41
RR
Equipment shares
1
lc
5.22
4.75
Railroad Stock shares
lc
7.62
8.35
Steel
lc
7.28
7.98
shares—
Tobacco
shares
lc
6.10
6.69
lc
Utilities
10.09
11.05
1
14.39
14.82
1
16.07
16.56
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Series
Inc—
59
Series H-DA
10c
10c
4.05
1
—
Eayaock Fund Inc
a22.60
—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Incorporated Income
4.08
Fund
l
Incorporated Investors'-—_.—i,
4.46
1
12.24
*
8.25
60
'
Pacific
l
20.64
20.85
13.72
14.01
-.63%
Pacitic
2.54
7.01
7.66
10
.91%
...45%
;48%
10
53)4
56%
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Phila
90
05
Phoenix
52%
55%
Providence-Washington
Quaker
10
2.50
4
63%
67
55
59
29%
31
5
17%
4
60
10
5
Insurance
City
Life
.
37%
16
42)4
19%
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
50%
55
64
8t
Fire
Paul
Marine
&
6.25
Surety Co
10
97%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield
New
39%
Title
41%
«
108%
92)4
U
8
55%
47%
64
68%
div)
22%
24%
t26
27%
43%
8
21%
22%
5
75 %
78%
58%
61%
—3
&
_J0
Guaranty Co—10
Guar
Trust
(N
Y)
_
U S Fidelity
44%
lo
51
44%
Marine-
&
par' (ex-stk
Accident
Standard
1561a
Fire
$2
Travelers
87
39%
14%
22%
37%
18%
39%
30%
150
17 %
25%
2
Y)
Co
92%
10
66%
Ins
Corp (N
Ins
21%
10
65%
63
10
Reliance
Seaboard
Co
61
10
Co
23%.
9
10
Life
Keinsuranee
)V
Co
of
North
Standard
Amer_
Life
Ins—10
Fund
Fire
46%
26%
28
Y
2
34%
36%
Fire
2
28%
30%
29 V
July
15.
3%S
April
Mortgage Assn—
June
26,
4%s
July
10,
1958
4.70s
Aug.
Oct.
13.02
3s
11.32
12.30
3%s
45%
3%s
11,
Feb.
Feb
101.28
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
Ask
Land Bank Bonds—
100.8
100.12
100.18
100.11
100.15
Feb.
2,
1959
102.3
102.7
2Vis May
2%s Feb.
100.31
1,
1,
1959
1960
100.22
4%s
100.10
100.21
4s
101.3
101.12
102.28
May 1, 1962—
2%s May 1,
3Vis May 2,
100.26
101.6
2%s June 1. 1960
3%s April 3, 1961
100.7
100.30
100.18
-104%
1963
1966—
100
103.4
105 Vi
100.8
100.3
March
June
11,
102.6
4%s
107.16
-
1968
43bS July 15,
?%s. April L
107.24
101 %
102.28
3%s May 1. 1971
4%s" Feb. 15, 1972-1967
100 %
102.20
1S65
10.
103.8
104 %
105%
3%s
3%s
1963-;
11,
103.26
101.30
—,
1962
101.7
103.18
103
1960
23,
13,
March
—
Clark1
100.8
100.7
1958
10, 1959
3)48
Common Stock Fund
Selected Amer Shares
one
Bid
100.5
100.5
1958
10,
Aug.
43)8
a34.18
the
4%s July 15, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
•
1958
4.20s
•
Westchester
100.3
100.20
—
1963—
4%s
31.04
11.98
N
of
Ask
100
1958
15,
Federal Natl
>6.57
l
City
Federal
16, 1958
6.08
1
U S Life Insurance Co in
79 %
27%
Insurance Co of N Y—10
30.73
Inc__1
113.
76
9.05"
104%
105 Vi
a22.46
1.25
8.15
8.82
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edison B) Fund
1
10.19
11.13
5s
13.15
14.41
Southwestern Investors Inc
2.35s Oct. 7,
1
11.57
12.64
Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
11.76
32%
Oct.
111%
101%
108 %
1972
15.
-101.4
110%
1970-1967
1,
Sept.
100.28
101%.
1969
1970
109%
12.88
34%
Sovereign
Central Bank for
Sept.
1.70s
2.
Cooperatives—
1958
100.26
March
2,
100.14
100.8
1959
100.30
100.10
1958__
100.11
a30.40
Inc-1
10.63
lT24
Television-Electronics Fund
1
10.75
11.72
Texas
1
8.16
8.92
1
10.19
11.08
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares.l
6.71
7.33
Sterling Investment
Fund
United
Fund
Inc
Funds
Inc—.*.
United
Science
Funds
Fund
Income
Line
Special
Inc
4s
10.26
3%s
9.70
10.60
2%s Feb.
16.00
l%s
1
5.98
6.54
Inc—1
Fund
4.82
5.27
1,
1%s
1.
or
more
15,
101.6
4s
Aug. 1, 1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1961
106.6
100.14
100.15
3%s Feb 15, 1962
1%R April 1. 1962
105.8
100.13
100.8
100.12
4s
107.6
100.22
1958
102.18
100.11
1959—
100.24
1%S Oct.
Aug.
15,
2.64
2.89
1%S Feb.
X6.93
7.57
IV2S April 1, 1959
100.13
100.17
1%s
100.14
100.18
2%s
Feb
1
8.03
8.78
1%S April 1. 1960
100.6
100.10
1%6
April
1
12.55
13.66
104.3
104.5
1
12.00
7.88
8.61
Whitehall Fund
7.46
8.06
Wisconsin Fund Inc.
ac
—
5.08
99.26
Ask
99
98.20
98
1962—.
100
99.8
106.8
98.28
105.12
98.8
107.6
12.97
1
——
Bid
100.20
.—1
Investing Corp
Investors Fund Inc..
point
a
Treasury
10c
—
32nds of
Notes—(Cont.)—
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
IV2S April 1, 1961
101.4
1959
Oct.
one
Maturity—
101.26
1958
14,
May
Treasury Notes—
2%s June 15, 1958
Situations
-
Wellington Fund
Dec.
wi
Ask
100.18
1, 1958
Aug.
14.72
9.44
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
1
Ltd
Inc
Line
Certificates
1
Fund
Canada
Value
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
..
United Accumulated Fund
United
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.49
Washington Mutual
2.32
85
Y_10
of N
34%
1
Fund Inc.
Wall Street
-
(Minn)
Insurance Co
5
3.30s
13.41
■
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Fund
-
Insurance
3%
1.50
1
Value
H-C7—
9%
85%
T
44%
F)
4.60s June
Putnam Growth Fund
Value Line
Hamilton Funds
34%
80%
Figures after decimal point represent
3.96
2.50
<fe
32
8%
3
Federal Home Loan Banks—
.
Inc—
Scudder Stevens
2.50
3.33%
Obligations of Government Agencies
12.51
Canada
5
L
37%
_j.__
9.55
Growth Stock
of
29%
Fire
River
34%
—
33
Inc.
Inc
(Geo)
27%
York
18%
21.94
30%
1
1
Scudder Fund
42
-12.50
Northwestern National Life
Employees Life
Chemistry &
Fund
Putnam
38%
Fire
6.14
Fund
Fund
45'%
10
Hampshire
7.57
1
Series
Capital Fund
Ltd—'——.
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc—
42%
North
82%
5
Insurance
8.11
1—1
Pride
-
2
41%
Home
3.69
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc—
Pine Street Fund Inc
Genera!
36%
Amsterdam Casualty
Northern
5
Insurance*
7.42
Fund Inc
14.00
83%
(Jacksonville Fla>_2%
3.38
Over-the-Counter Securities
12.81
94
17%
132%
78%
•
Cl—
1
of Canada
1
37)4
88
79
Corp—5
Insurance
American
Life
1
Series
Street
12)8
33Va
34%
127
1.25
—
—1
Preferred Stock Series
William
11%
5
Northeastern
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
One
23 %
10
Corp class
273
5
Reinsurance Corp
Government
Security Series—
Shares
8
5
New
Y
Fire
262
5
Hanover
Electronics
3->'
A
New
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Nucleonics
5
(Balt»_10
30%
20.96
England
Co
Ins
Ins
5
10.74
New York
Manufacturers—4
Life
National
9.93
New
&
Life
Nationwide
19.37
Stock
Merchants
National Union Fire
2.94
Growth
58%
15%
1
Income
55
49%
Falls
Great
of beneficial interest.
Series
5
Assurance
22
Globe & Republic
Government Employees Ins
Mutual Trust Shares
Bond
Merchants Fire
14%.
Deposit of Md
&
Fiaeman's
lnt_33%c
Fund
45%
'2%
4
33Vic
Income
37%
33%
Monarch
Assoc
6.03
Shares
35%
204%
41
10
Inc—10c
Investment
1
197
5
20%
Reinsurance
Mutual
13%
98
5
Bonding
46%.
(N J)
Group
Mutual
12%
94%
_10
Casualty
1
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employers
of
23
1
20
2.67
3.85
Employees
Units
1%
Massachusetts
Monumental
Federal
Massachusetts
21 %
17
32%
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
17%
Co
2.60
Growth
Maryland
30
Ask
27%
10 Va
Crum & Forster Inc
3.17
lc
beneiicial
8%
Inc
National Life
37%
Co
2.41
of
—3
—
Companies
9)8
——2
2.30
Investors
—
Life Insurance Co of Va__
16%
Liie__—10
2.18
shares
1%
Life
Ins
General
Continental
2.42
shares
Fund Inc
15%
19%
J)_10
*Ky).
_lc
Mass
of Tenn
34%
Bid
(Va)_5
Co—65c
22
34%
Ins
4.81
3.49
shares
Fund
&
iN J)
Assn
Transport
Investors
Life
.10
4.37
lc
.
Bond
28%
Corp
Title
Co
(N
Ins
Special Investment shares—lc
Manhattan
'
Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Casualty Ins Co
5
Ins
Lite
Commonwealth
—lc
—_
&
—1
6.25.
Stand Life
Connecticut
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
Gas Industries Fund Inc—
Capital Corp
100'%
32%
Bill
Common stock series
Inc—
100%
99
2%
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
series
101 %
99%
29
C)„_1
Shippers
Natl
Columbian
-
Stock Series
Fidelity Fund Inc—
100%
25%
5
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
-1
—
102%
6.42
9.22
Life
Co
Surety Co
11.98
Loomis
7%
1
Assurance
'
■
Ins
Mtge
Lincoln
(Newark N Jj—2%
D
Title
Liberty
Ins—
American Re-insurance
American
18
5% 20
Fla)
Home
5.03
National
Fund—
5.80
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville
10.96
National Investors Corp
Eaton 6: Howard—
Balanced
Fund
Amer
preferred
conv
Trust Fund—25c
Lexington Venture Fund——1
Lexington
Mutual
Shares—
Dreyfus Fund Inc————1
Dividend
Stocks*—1
Com
Knickerbocker
Massachusetts
Delaware
I I
25.36
15.80
J,
^
Lawyers
197%
22.39
Priced
,
Par
10
Co.
Income
Fund. Inc
1983
Trans 5%s___.—1988
Lawyers
72%
Bonds)_l
9.98
1
Fund
Commonwealth
1976
5s
4s
Ask
82
Companies
138
69
Bonds* ——1
(Discount Bonds*—
:1
Grade
132%
Aetna Life
—
Keystone
Knicke'oocker Growth Fund—1
com—100 12,200
T'/c preferred
Match
102
1970
Ask
-10
S-2
Buliock
Bid
1983
Improv 4V«S-
Ry
Westcoast
Agricultural Insurance Co
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds(—1
B-2
Bid
Par
S-l
Broad Street
Virginia
94
In suraince
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Devel Mut Fund
Gas
Industries 4%s
Universal
149%
lOlVi
92
S
.
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
Atomic
0
148
1971
5Vas—
United
100%
.1978
.
.—
6.32
11.17
Units.
Line
4%s_—
Bonds—(Cont.)
99%
75
10.57
1.54
Pipe
Pipe
Ask
99 3 «
74
1971
10.35
8.45
1.40
Gas
Underwood
11.45
7.73
5s
Amer
Trans-Canada
Trans
Ltd—
Bank
*
Mutual Fund Inc—1
American
1.73
6.23
American Business Shares——l
Associated
Ask
1.57
Bid
—1983
3%s
Company
Textron
1959
15,
Oct.
1.
1959
3%8*May 15, 1960
—
1,
1962
15. 1962
Nov
15,
;
1,
97.12
97.20
106.2
106.6
1963
101.14
101.16
1963
97.4
97.12
•
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Recent
I
Bands—
Barium
Bid
Steel
5%s
.1969
Eritish Petroleum -6s-—1980-76
Brooklyn Union Gas 4 1es__1983
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian
Pac
Carrier
Corp
78
62
63%
Paso
Light
Gas
86)4
Merrimac-Essex
96%
Mississippi Pow & Lgt 4%s_1988
98 '/a
99%
Mueller
Brass
110%
111%
National
Can
New England
5%s_1977
Idaho
Power
4%g
4s
116%
76%
1988
3%s
103J'»
70
1977
5s__
1976
Tel & Tel
120
Pacific Petroleum 5s
119
1973
.—1988
3%s
Gas
1988
Units
118)a
Sheraton
102%
Southern
131
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
1982
Sylvania El Prod debs 4%s_1980
Tenn Gas Transmission 5s_1978
128
102)4
102%
Co
of
Am
Counties
43/4S_—1967
Gas
Ask
100.18
100.21
100.13
100.16
9-
2-58
100.21
100.24
1% 'i
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
100
100.3
1-58
100.24
100.27
1.60',
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
100.6
100.8
11-
3-58
100.22
100.25
Dollar Value
June 12, 1958
Bid
101%
9June 19, 1958_;
99%
.
1- 5-59
4s_1983
.
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
-
Bid
Ask
99.998
July 31. 1958
99.079
99.988
August
99.963
99.970
August
99.953
99.961
August
99.942
99.953
July 24.
101 Va
99.921
99.988 99.993 August 7, 1958_—
1958
July 17. 1958
100
101
26,
99.931
99.944
uly 3, 1958
July 10, 1958
102)'a
143
99.996
—
1958
14,
1958
21,
28.
September 4,
96
•No par
value
101)4
a
114
115
k Admitted
102 %
103%
asset
103%
103%
Net
"
\
Bid
,
listing
EKC^an8e
yield price
t New
on
the New York
x
,
stock,
Ex-dividend.
*
wi When issued.
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
-
99.897
99.878
99.856
99.821
1958
d Ex-rights,
value.
to
99.895 99.908
99.879
99.842
—
^
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
93
100%
Ask
99.935
99.862
—f.
1958
1958—
145
122
116%
1021
a
1-58
Bid
1-58
10-
United States
121
1977
3%s
12-
2-58
II
106
1082
.1983
.104
104
Okla
Due
3-58
2-57
84
.
101%
of
4-
77V
101%
Natural
1-
102%
Jersey Bell 3%S—___1993
N Span Uranium 5%s ww_1963
Pub Serv
Dated
3-58
12
•
New
Elec
100.19
3-
2%
100.8
100.16
104
104
1988
1971
~
103%
Phila
100.5
1-58
3.00 '7c
102
4s_1993
Quebec
ww
102
1975
5%S
73%
1-58
8-
3.65'r
Uhe
115%
72
5e
1981
4%s
k—
1976
Gen'l Tire & Rubber
6s
Gulf States Utilities
Borne Oil 5s
98%
82
4s
101%
418 rr
Ask
Rate
2.45%
7-
1-57
&
10134
—1975
Cement
& Sons—
95%
1975
Port
Lowenstein (M)
4%8
1977
3%e
General
Bid
85)4
334S—__1988
Natural
Ferro
Corp 36/8S
lrruehauf Trailer
Bonds—
Long Island Lighting 4'8S—1988
Ask
1-57
11-
4% %
1013b
1966
97% "
El
Ask
76'a
Bid
10-
4% fe
1982
Ry 3y2s
4%s
Chance Vought 5%s__
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
Duque'sne
Security Issues
!)ue
Dated
Rate
99.831
Volume
Number 5749
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Third Federal
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
this week will show an increase compared with
liminary figures compiled by
us
a year ago.
Pre¬
Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Week
* *
; "
'
'
"
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
1,486,681
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 7, clearings for all
there is
$21,357,458,234 for the
gain for the week ending Friday of 33.6%.
a
At this center
week in 1957.
same
Our comparative summary for
1,852,641
3,559,101
1,008,000,000
.3,714,724
5,737,441
4,458,050
7,447,391
7.7
4,090,753
6.4
1,041.000,000
—
6.6
—
3,251,731
3,634,728
5,651,360
8.9
5,774,673
2,947,108
3,314,821
—11.1
3,364.425
5,209,868
—12.5
2.3
6,325.979
13,343,401
13,598,961
5,956,218
13,335,038
13,675,177
0.6
17,430,600
16,083,114
859,536,175
916,764,270
6.2
1,100,028,521
1,067,276,898
.
York
13,637,543
Delaware—VilmingtOD
New
2,023,353
5,149,067
Wilkes-Barre
at $25,326,719,744 against
3,036,774
2,022,617
—
—
1,470,105
-
1.478,229
,
7.1
—
3,584,158
y
1955
$
1,563,116
7.8
—
863,000,000
Scranton
1956
or
6.0
—
1,562,262
3,309,574
808,000,000
Philadelphia.
Reading.
18.6% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
1,852,195
1,452,000
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1,581,310
1,708,599
Bethlehem
May 31
Inc.
Dec. %
$
,
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Ended
1957
1958
Chester
of the country,
47
(2591)
Jersey—Trenton
—
+
—
13,930,973
the week follows:
Total
(11 cities)
—
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
•
Ended
June
1958
7—
Chicago
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
4-33.6
1,204,177,780
+, 2.5
Cincinnati
190,582,123
8.6
Cleveland^.
418,305,212
Columbus
'48,245,600
1,234,075,357
...
1,013,000.000"
*1,100,000.000
Philadelphia
+
'
Louis
655,918,052
+
383,106.180
+14.5
-360,700,000
t
Kansas City
344,200.000
+
San Francisco
661,127.000
638,911,290
Pittsburgh
449,326.905
456.097.396
Cleveland
529.963.303
545,304,931
380,395,375
345,703,811
Baltimore
...
Ohio—Canton
7.0
701 ;919.701
438,562,081
Boston
St.
1957
$14,336,275,657 $10,732,316,233
York
New
50,020,300
8,782,849
10,510,643
351,073,113
i
♦8,000,000
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
3.5
+
—
Total
(7 cities)
1,034,408,523
—
Ten cities, five days
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
855,729,061
839,787,082
$25,326,719,744 $21,357,458,234
Carolina—Charleston
We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch
In the elaborate detailed statement,
appear
For that week there
week in 1957.
was
1,119,149,601
9,287,523
4,155,133
—
9.1
18,084,5761' +
3,928,775
3,763,378
2.0
17,732,723
19,397,00®
164,953,323. .—12.2
6,333,581
+13.3
313,571,128..—10.9
153,212,607
155,880,593
7,459,944
295,219,725
100,050,949
5,483,221
280,433,50®
115,093,65®
577,584,723
580,051,35®
109,040,318
—
616,138,059
.
..
—10.2,
8.4s
.
decrease of 3.2%.
a
District
of 7.6%
and in the
We
a
clearings
the cities aQcbtvdjhg'
group
are
id the,,.
note'that in
decline of 3.7%, in the Boston Re¬
Philadelphia Reserve District of 6.2%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
26,002,054
+
2.2
23,545,867
106,506,052
+
4.5
103,408,514
339,400,000
5,960,546
5,307,293
+
8.9
317,800,000.
5,264,929
Macon
5,205,999
Florida—J ackson ville.
224,773,855
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
we
26,563,877
111,269,353
369,500,000
—
169,058,280
12,630,366
546,764
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg.
Louisiana—New
Orleans
197,637,049
194,756,254
12,344.337
6,411,338
.
1.9
5,232,684
+ 13.7
575,078
,
—13.2
+
2.3
195,867,179' =
180,332,339
—
—11.7
—
23,277,15®
82,527,30(5
299,300,00®
5,156481
5,078,38®
101,340,82®
.
172,620,994
154,949,693
11,741,031
121,2)8,89®
10,678,61®
166,706,263
571,29®
149,196,57®
962,980,846
798,345,23®
,,i.
t3
564,462
decrease of 4.0%, the aggregate clearings for
a
the New York Reserve District the totals suffer
smaller by
In the
Total
Reserve District of 4.3%, but in the San Francisco Reserve
1,105,145,762
-
are
larger by
1.3%.
In the
9.0% and in the Dallas
District the totals register
decrease of 0.5%.
+
1.9
..
„
v(j » r -
■»-
■
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Arbor.:
*
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
—
—27.5 f
2,348,913
2,280,421
—12.1
16,169,595
8,076,299
—10.8
7,660,109
16,421,92®
6,87149®
2,651,81«
+ 13.2
10,983,740
67,546,000
5.5
71,906,000
7,537,861
—16.2
7,516,639
2,277,541
104,090,393
8,896,798
102,281,094
Rapids
Des Moines
15,070,495
1,318,513
:
1,915,618
1.3
5.8
945,373*867
5,499,936
4.7
14,924,446
4,852,347
13,262,230
12,625,168
5,436,088
1,257,762,668
1,277429,990
:
5,978,857
8,680,136
(17 Cities)
3,918,935
98,051,24®
5,613,479
50,569,224
12,671,768
966,059,191
Decatur
Peoria
6,247,480
+ 25.0
953,906,438
5,631,027
Rockford
100,768,494
—18.4
12,638,561
Chicago
9,551,029
70,529,00®
9,463,278
<
3,474,478
1.7
+ 21.0
1,616,316
40,398,672
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
+ 24.6
—
5,400,935
37,418,643
12,052,105
6,535,690
:
..
.
16,203,749
1.921,832
14~2"49,240
2,837,160
Haute
Total
,
7,206,927
10,070,860
63,848.000
......
Bend
Terre
V. J
6,315,676
s
Iowa—Cedar
7'
District—Chicago-
Springfield
Reserve Districts:
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal
1,084,355,842
i'".
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
totals
1.9%. The Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss of 1.5%, but the St. Louis Reserve
Kansas City Reserve District the totals record an increase of
(10 Cities)
'
South
21.1% and in the Richmond Re-
District by 10.2%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
District enjoys a gain of 0.7% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
a
1,267,982,415
-
553,398,063
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta.
previous week—the week ended
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we
serve
—21.1
7,174,826
Nashville
the week
as
Outside of this city there was a loss of 4.8%, the bank
at this center showing
serve
1,310,270,678
99,860,650
Tennessee—Knoxville.
the whole country having amounted to $17,754,420,557 against $18,494,018,037 in the
same
370,386,083
+18.6
has to be estimated.
cases
however, which
able to give final and complete results of the
May 31,
423,448,669
1.9
+
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly/in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
-25.3
-
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-
issue of-next week.
our
'
10,958,233
469,854,429
279,309,511
District of Columbia—Washington-
,/Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
In
43,793,700
10.176,781
110^551,334
3,778,003
Maryland—Baltimore-
4-19.3
•Estimated.
:
46,965.800
8.9
144,825,698
Total (6 cities)
Total-all cities for week.
3.5
8,593,293
226,174,991
449,955,770
1
-18.3
18.449,375
Richmond
1.9
South
All cities, one day
483,271,133
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
4-23.7
+
$24,470,990,683 $20,517,671,152
Total all cities, five flays.
.
4,198,935,479
4,278,645,304
10,640,381
282,828.317
-21.1
2.8
+10.0
$20,192,345,379 $16,318,735,673
2.8
-17.5
-
1.5
West
Other Cities, five days
9,895,271
230,893,342
530,313,844
8,587,198
*
Mansfield
4.8
—
9,615.277
...
+
—
—
—
8.0
—31.2
44,170,214
13,066,76®
1,497,984
-
864,660,462
5,958,49b
,
12,545,798
8.220,21!)
9,759,663
—10.7
4,712,735
5,560,15®
1.5
1,272,502,705
1,178,38.0,589
301,400,00®
161,604,42®
—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
*■
■*
'
..
"
2nd
New
$
$
650,147,819
703,253,899
9,288,488,436
859,536,175
1,034,408,523
—12 cities
1st Boston
<<
York
9
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
«
11
_
«
7
-
—
Inc. or
1956
1955
Dec. %
1957
1958
Week Ended May 31—
$
$
7.6
—
647,014,495
690,588,574
9,647,927,824
—
3.7
10,000:099,870
9,279,088,881
916,764,270
—
6.2
1,100,028,521
11067,276,898
1,310,270,678
—21.1
1,267,982,415
1,119,149.601
—10.2
577,584,723
962,980.846
798,345,234-
4.3
310,100,000
1.8
+12.4
188,223,257
103,664,325
+ 21.1
2,254,512
2,817,64®
0.7
604,242,094
564,965,75?
280,900.000
293,600,000
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
185,105,568
119,696,768
2,890,321
181,740,010
106,521,022
+
588,592,657
584,248,423
99,143,68®
580,051,356
1.9
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. LouisMissouri—St. Louis
1,178.380,585'
Total
—.
(4 cities)
.
2,387,391
+
"
■
5th Richmond
7th Chicago
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas City—
11th Dallas—.,..
«<
9
add
■564,965,757
451,675,066
+
1.3
427,521,702
421,68G,199
our
469,638,489
+
9.0
483,107,570
560,853,685
459,794.262
+
4.3
436.532.21G
433,967,308
968,030.412
««
—10
—108 cities
now
604,242,094
511,863,584
Outside New York City
We
1,272,502,705
0.7
479,515,154
H
6
Total
1.5
+
+
972,821,235
—
0.5
951,204,549
17,754,420,557
18,494,018,037
9,213,425,896
4.0
—
4.8
—
17,559,793,093
18,774,375,785
9,145,567,079
.
•
8,112,239
8,952,208
—
9.4
7,338,261
8,216,491
Minneapolis
308,068,428
305,977,573
+
0.7
288.792,321
280,090,221
St.
115,639,448
110,214,560
+
4.9
106,817,904
110,970,374
4,706,868
3,460,91®
—
Paul
8,290,506
Total
.:
(7 cities)
•"
.
four years:
Hastings
♦
.
.
.
Week
Ended
Dec.
$
$
May
1955
1956
$
$
'/o
_
——
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall River
539,780,330
—
582,875,270
7.4
570,689,437
529,836,346
2,785,820
—14.7
1,372,716
—16.2
1,352,488
—28.7
3,080,885
3,622,123
0.2
11,816,756
11,002,362
—13.5
10,082,652
2,626,134
11,845,493
11,867,114
Wnrrester ?
8,844,593
10,227.217
Connecticut—Hartford
29,973,607
Rhode Island—Providence
32,821,755
37,142,012
8.7
20,296,072
17,202.735
2.1
25,592,500
2,749,003
2,339,355
7.6
690,588,574
*—
703,253,899
St.
.
,
"
,
.1
'
■r
•23,790,600
.
1
York—Albany
•28,721,761
29,261,145
+
1.9
**
Binghamton
nuffmln
-
Jamestown
(a)
4.147,489
<a)
119,010,196
—11.9
111,076,038
108,029.579
1,803,980
2,111.345
—14.G
2,441,929
2,710.825
Rochester
—
2,707,725
2,763.557
8,982.631.894
-
New York
9,280,592,141
30,057,670
....
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey—
Total
;
17,547,852
104,848,591
-
Klmira
Syracuse
43,004,185
(a)
-
(9 cities)
30,757,925
18,864,458
20,428.141
(a)
•'
—
—
2.0
3,059,753
3,453,426
3.2
9,628,808.706
8,936,773,394
—
2.3
30.498,740
30,817,890
-
7.7
20,716,137
18,691,678
31,656,701
421,686,19®
292
6.0
+
2.1
'
662,171
9.7
+
1,086,562
"783,23*
7,634,034
120,602,03®
968,247
+ 57.2
—
;
8.034,119,
119,052 801
-7,776 045
19,272 669
300,572 829
10,001 748
5,374,562
4,134, 666
+
5.8
4,327,759
511,863,584
469,638,489
+
9.0
483,107,570
—26.8
118,640,908
8,054,87®
7,332,278
+ 14.0
20,681,435
21,494,97®
+ 12.2
313,238,458
+ 15.3
9,222,195
385,284,13®
11,018,361
Total (9 cities)-————
4,895,47®
t
560,853,685
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas10,515,500
Dallas
Fort
7,959,252
407,801,918
Texas—Austin.
397,043,569
33,657,031
6,071,000
37,940,463
5.913,000
Worth-.
Galveston
5,473,714
9,589,696
6,649,912
Wichita Falls
10.694,361
Louisiana—Shrevepott.
+ 32.1
9,281,783
2.7
367,201,918
32,640,150
+
+ 12.7
9,903,106
369,111,19®
31,844,201
"
6,700,00®
2.6
5,876,000
+ 21.5
+ 11.5
7,303,519
14,228,846
4.3
436,532,216
433,967,30®
—
6,053,481
10,355,24*.
"
479,515,154
Total (6 cities).
'
459,794,262
+
District—San Francisco—
+17.7
58,060,845
9.8
67,756,222
24,931,293
13,304,176
3.2
507,412,472
—
2.2
5,878,370
+
2.2
18,902,775
4,941.973
9,219,807
+ 22.2
8,832,694
508,334,47®
18,136,52V
4,972*876
8,464,355
968,030,412
972,821,235
0.5
951,204,549
909,013,094
17,754,420,557
18,494,018,037
4.0
18,774,375,785
17,559,793,093
8,771,788.663
9,213,425.896
4.8
9,145,567,079
8,623,019,699
13,609,558
San
524,677,297
Francisco
Jose
Barbara.
Stockton
130,811,17*
71,164,087
22,440,277
15,264,005
541,868,052
20,130,014
11,263,881
—
Pasadena—
San
Santa
151,504,330
6,005,803
City-
California—Long Beach
+ 26.1
19,691,745
Lake
148,576,731
5,041,883
140,480,684
+ 12.4
109,103,320
83,771,773
19,727,442
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
174,027,141
3,726,162
—15.2
4,188,004
137,533,881
147,561,028
——
Yakima
__
—12.1
—
—
5,032,96®
21,315,28?*
13,403,9Of?
29,691,786
34,855,165
57,145,815
—~ 3.5
63,145.898
71,541,778
—11.7
67,545,295
61,998,421
9,288,488,436
9,647,927,824
3.7
10,000,099,870
9,279,088,881
55,167.075
577 524
7,647
11,532,269
Joseph.
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Washington—Seattle
'
-
602, 915
337,191,458
City—
Twelfth Federal Reserve
tr
\
City—
>
Socond Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
427,521,702
647,014,495
+
2,244,618
,
8.0
—10.9
26,189,400
650,147,819
—
9,043.044
.
—
26,748,200
1.3
+
1,091,089
—
19,320,978
2,000,508
——
New Hampshire—Manchester
(12 cities)
—
32.579,455
17,640,982
New Haven
451,675,066
4,962,55®
9;2 78,77®
•
3,318,418
2,783,027
Springfield
9,478,433
5,574,461
—
3,680,841
Total
3,051,950
6,397,976
1,150.479
_
New ThHlfnrrl
-•
2,923,230
—
7,712,741
2,373,486
7.4
—35.9
2,400,522
•
4.940,725
——
.
Lowell
*■
—16.9
121,528,470
5,695,394
21,966,846
Omaha—
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
2,223,282
_
Portland
11,799,641
8,105,262
Wichita
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
6,457,346
3,434,163
5,203,274
947,687
521,636
:—
Lincoln
31
Inc. or
1957
1958
Clearings at—
.
+16.3
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont.
week ended May 31 for
+ 20.9
—23.9
457,531,304
Montana—Billings
3,829,597
4,043,436
9,802,121
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
6,858,051
2,915,170
4,703,392
North Dakota—Fargo
8,623,019,699
city for the
detailed statement showing the figures for each
J
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
909,013,094
8,771,788,663
—
...
12th San Francisco
—
584,248,423
457,531,304
«*
7
1,277,129,990
588,592,657
<•
4
616,138,059
1,084,355,842
1,257,762,668
H
17
—
553,398,063
1,105,145,762
«»
10
:
8th St. Louis
.
<«
6
8th Atlanta.
—
61,292,386
65,226,541
Total (10 cities).
Grand
total
(108 cities)
Outside New York City
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
—
—
-
operations discontinued.
—
—
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,(2592)
ENTIRE
Foreip Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
'
MA? 30. 1958
Country and Monetary Unit
TO
Noon Buying Rata
RESERVE
JUNE
American Brake Shoe
Official
'
-
..
..
'
for
>7
'
„
«
..
STOCK
(Free)
——
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Japan,
$
-
.0200500
.210823
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.238650
.210950
>7":
7
...
2.816187
':v
.00277912*
2.815312
.00277912*
4J28262
.328262
.00277912*
-•
Grinnel
.328195
Corp. ^quar.)„—
.0800560*
.0800560*
Grocery Store ProductS( Co.
.263650
.263600
.263537
2.788056
2.788303
2.787438
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
7:: ■ :7:\'
.0349000*
>7,
.0349000*
.0349000*
6
6-
6
.0238095*
.0238095*
$1
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
Switzerland,
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.805665
2.804794
2.806351
7
2.805417'
2.816875
2.815937
2.816187
Gulf Mobile
& Ohio
RR.—7.7
preferred
$5
•Nominal.
$5
Oil
Corp.
in
Gold certificate account
Redemption fund for
!
6-20
6-10
5-29
6-20
5-29
1214c
12lac
»76-16
5-29
20,173,391
831,263
F. R. notes
••
1
—
49,998
1
7
9,678
'
324,919
329,152
141,799
6,794
8,246
19,989
ASSETS—
30,374
Loans
396,019
475
12
471
20,512
1,531,360
19,946,105
202,000
+
.
bought -outright—
Held under repurchase agree't
24,266,722
Real
,
Due
loans
from
and
foreign
securities
24,266,722
ii
i
banks
202,000
B
_
+
1,316,597
4,703,722
87,527
Other assets
172,369
51,072,584
rr—
202,000
Reserve
+
186
+
132,608
—
+
U.
S.
reserves
Treasurer—genl.
acct.
Foreign
Other
estate
26,567,293
,
loans
+
+
7
bills
„
deposits
ftoferred availability cash items
Dther liabs. & accrued divids,
Total
11,555
liabilities
capital
19,237,041
3,868,018
21,497
141,504
t-P
123,336
+
49,693,849
notes
351,564
36,465
88,518
(Contingent liability
%
ances
purchased
Correspondents
95,642
86
+1,331
to
1,531
—
30
+
304
—
480
banks
Cash
in
Balances
51,072,584
398
+
with
domestic
LIABILITIES—
•
U.
8.
-
33*249
12,073
+
289,532
+
0.2%
—
accept-
1.7%
foreign
110,626
9,674
1,006
30
+
48,033
—
797
Government
55,413
Govt
deposits.,
deposits:
5%%
27,764
130
—'
+
320
:
Domestic banks ;
Foreign banks
10,766
—
1,472
;
.
4
.—
46
+1,360
7
Federal
others
Banks
Reserve
54
T
+
852
T
14
.
31
.
(San
tExclusive
loans
of
individual
Francisco
loan
items
"7
'
Helme
~
banks
to
'
District).
and_after deduction
are
shown
:
gross.
of
i
valuation
'
a
pr
carrying U. S. Government and other
■eeuritieg increased $147 million.
"Other" loans increased
fZo rnmion. -
Treasury
bills
increased
$89
million,
million, and U. S. Government
Demand deposits adjusted
increased
New York City, $118 million in
NOTICE OF TENDER"
bonds
$447 million in
Chicago, and $57
million
<•
A_Jun
2114
Home State
3%.-6%
.»
bonds,
A
ser.
2039—Jun
Cash
Home
7
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
4% sinking fund debentures, series B due July 1,1967_July
Housing Corp.—
15-year 3%
sinking fund bonds, series 1965
July
Light Co., first 4% bonds due July 1, 198i_July
Atlas Plywood Corp.—
5% sinking fund debentures
Pag®
Gas Service
Co., first 314%
•*'" "" "■
:
,
Z".\'r
due July 1, 1968
bonds, due July l, 1974
debentures, due July I, 1976-July
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.—
<'
:
i
15-year 4)4% sinking fund debs., due April 1,
1961_i_July
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
5%%
*
>
-
-
secured convertible debentures due
-■
-j
1971
7-
6
6
25c
7-15
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
.7-7
7
3 Va % first mtge. & Coll. trust bonds series "B"
Northeastern Water Co.—
5% collateral bonds due Jan.
•
7-15
7-
6-12
5-23
5-23
12 %c
6-12
1982
.
6
5-23
12 %c
6-12
5-23
13%C
6-12
5-23
13 Vic
1
6-12
5-23
6-
6-
50C
;
s
12 V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2
5-29
5-20
7-
91V4c
,
25c
—
9
0-13
6-20
35c
1
6-13
1
6-
.6-16
2
40c
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
(quar.)-
6-16
5c
(quar.)
common
35c
8-
6-
6-
5
7-15
1
30c
2
'
:—
(quar.)
20c
:
•
:4_
50c
25c
.
7-
5
5
12- 5
6-21
J
6-30
6-13
6-10
1.
---
J6c
class A
12-15
7-10
"
15c
:
69-
9-15
-
4
6-17
.
6-15
45c
<quar.)___
6-20
6-
6-27
45c
common
5-23
6-13
75c
,
6-;6
6-13
6-30
50c
_4
5-15
6-25
1
60c
50c
;
5-30
.6-27
5-30
6-27
———
30c
1
6-30
8-
1
6-30
.(Calif.)—
'
40c
(s-a)._4-_—___
Insurance Co.
8-
37%C
6-13
$12VaC
7-
6-
1
9
5-30
(Okla.)
4-15
25c
& Telegraph
<Va.)_
;
9-10
17c
6-30
6-30
6-23
6-20
•
40C
~
Electrochemical
preferred
Co.,. class
6-12
6—
2
40c
0-16
6-
0
50c
6-10
5-19
20c
preferred (quar.)
12VaC
Co.—
.
(quar.) ^41.
414 %
preferred
(quar.)I
Horders, Inc. (quar.)_4_J
6-12
5-29
6-12
;
"5-29
-
(quar.)u
u.——
A (quar.)—
:__4
Class B
$1.06 V4
'
0-27 .•i-6»
20c
6-12
20c
—:
6rl2
I_-II—1_" $1.12)2
6-30
3
5-16
'
5-16:
2486
1
6-20
Hot
i
1
:'
8-
1
7-18
-
7-
2
'6-2
\c'o-
6-13
5-29
6-13
5-29
25C - -
7-
1
7-
1
6-4.3
6-10
5-16
30c
7-15
6-30
93% c
7-15
$1
7-15
6-3()
$1.10
7-15
6-30
—"
(Frank W.),
Shoppes,
25c
'4I2V2C
1%.
Horner
Ltd., class A (quar.)—_
common (stock dividend)
—-
"
Houdaille
-
27
2334
*
Industries, common (quar.)4_____'
preferred (quar.).
;
Houston Light & Power (quar.)—__—______
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)
-
$2.25
56V4C
40c
_
6-13
'"
--July
334%
1
4%
1
'
1,
_
*'
'
1, 1968
Western Maryland Ry.—
25-year 514% debentures due Jan.
"
a
1
>'
7+6
.
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn," N. Y.)—
$4.25
e
>
6
6-12
dividend
Hoover
2438
;
—Jun
5%
Hooker
July; 1
July
General Foods Corp., 3%%
7-
12c
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
*
.
C
5
5-27
25c
—
1
1
1
6-
7-
2IV2C
Mining' Co.' (quar.) 4__
Honolulu Construction.A: Draying Co., Ltd.—
Honolulu Oil Corp.
(quar.)—
Amun-Israeli
Atlanta Gas
5-23
v
7-15
2119
t.
Date
6-13
7-15
Homestake
)
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
6-20
7-15
...
—
Telephone
Home Title
13-
7
1
6-30
7r
25c
-
due
4
!
Marine'Insurance
Life
7-
6-10
(quar.)
i
—
Ltd.,
6-13
6-16
—
Co.,
6-17
1
25c
•_
•
Oil
1
7-
6-10
45c
Fire j&
Quarterly
7-
4334c
Co.,
Co;
5-29
7-21
25c
—
Co.
___i
Quarterly
Home
Gen. mtge., 4)4% bonds, series "E" due July 1, 1984—Jun 30
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
'
Consolidated mtge.
Light
—^
6-10
5-29
+
21»/ic
preferred
Products,
Co.
6-10
•
6-13
62 V2C
-
(quar.)
Furnace
Extra
-
5-2q
'
6-13
25c
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Pag®
16
c.0-10
25c
(quar.)
quarterly
Home
Date
1
5c
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,-Ltd.
.
>
37%c
•
(Edward) Lumber (quar.)
Electronics Corp. (quar.)
Holland
\
:
:
Company and Issue—
loans decreased in most
districts and a total of $141 million at all
reporting mem¬
ber banks; the principal
decreases were $66 million in
miUi°n in Chicago, $13 million in
toeSt. Louig
District, and $12 million in the Cleveland
PWtnct. Changes according to
industry appear in an¬
other press release. Loans
to brokers and dealers for
Hines
-
Company and Issue—
6-10
7-
50c
Hoffman
number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
5-29
1
6-10
$1.50
Common
page
5-29
5-20
35c
50c
Co+common
Powder
Common
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Bearings, Inc., common stock
Pennsylvania RR.—
W.)
Electric
Hilo
ing tenders, and the
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
6%
Increased
-
6-20
7-
50c
—
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
Called for redemption,
common
.
Hershey Chocolate
(quar.)—
Hershey Creamery Co.' (quar.)
i_.
Hewitt-Robbins, Inc.
(quar.)
Hiobard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—
Notices
and
Y.)
Brewir\g
Hercules Gallon
..
>..
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred
(G.)
preferred
7%
a
(N.
5
6-14
$1.12y3
;
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)
(Geo.
7%
re¬
;
6-30
6-13
$1.06(4
(quar.)
preferred F
Heileman
^Preliminary
8-
.
6-13
25c
(reduced)
common
Co., class A
Bank
6
6-13
'
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Heinz (H.. J.) Co., 3.65%
93
+
•
$1
5
6-
1
15c
>
4
6-
8-15
25c
-—.4
(reduced)^-
r
634
—
_•
$$1.25
Sugar (quar.)
Less 5%
Haytian withholding tax.:" '44
Hazeltlne Corp. (quar.).
'
From
(quar.)„
Haytian-American
64
—.
7*
5% preferred (quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
5V4% preferred (quar.)
5.30% preferred (qnar.)
+4,258
349:
+
3,711
*
264
+
20c
6-12
6-20
*
pfd.
35c
50c
Corp.
Hawaiian
742
+
-
6-12
1
6-30
-
Borrowings:
and $742 million in demand
decrease of $349 million in U. S.
(Government deposits.
Comniercial and industrial
$92^TUlUen?
528
+
1
7-
4%
4.80%
deposits
adjusted
deposits except U. S.
Below will be found
government securities
of
87
+
-
.
83,839
Thy condition statement .of weekly
reporting member
iWlks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
5ldJ5d,.May
Increases of $247 million in holdings of
Holdings
2,770
<
90
+
19,422
61,605
45.9%
on
for
deposits adjusted and
68
+
7-
6-20
-
(payable in class A stk.)
Hercules
498
Condition Staiemenl of Member Banks
Purchasing
banks
9
+ -
1,032
6-30
Co-
(M. A.)
5-20
7-22
60c
iquar.)„
,
36,061
R.
industrial loan commitments—
U. S.
12,888
vault
-
$25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
(quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd., common
5% preferred B (quar.)41/4% preferred C (quar.)
5% preferred D (quar.),
5% preferred E (quar.)
+2,169
21
5-20
5-20
-
$20c
common
Harshaw
+3,028
92
+
f 5-20
6-15
$$1.25
Refractories, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp. (reduced)
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
1
311
5-20
>
6-30
Hanover
283
+
bonds
6-15
^
$1.05 >;
Harbison-Walker
307,975
258,443
—
809,198
27,543
190,398
to deposit and F.
liabilities combined
+
—
+
serves,
276,961
351,596
accounts
serves
note
35,467
+
89
20
7: $i.io
—_
4%
Harsco
25
+
—_i
Class B
+5,225
—
1,298
6-15
6-15
(payable in class A stk.)
Hanna
--
Total liabs. 4c .capital accts.
Ratio of
gold certificate
re¬
,
indebtedness
of
+
—
247
7,266
S.
31,258
85,991
148,591
33,742
5,362
566
+
:
+28
8,939
83,839
18,184,260
416,218
271,624
364,939
CAPITAL ACCOyNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other
—
ctfs.
20
+
11,119
(quar.).i
5-20
6-15
*
$1.11
Stock dividend
132
159
+
5- «
6-16
Stock dividend
449
+
14
—
31,103
1,976
securities—total—
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
9,365
—
Hancock Oil
60
Loans
225,060
"289,532
+
683
+
147
+
8,820
—
„
From
^
Total
2,214
1,288
loans
Interbank demand
bank
securities,
~—r
Government
Time
;
—1,347
11-25
1
6-15:
,
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4J/a% preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
for
Demand
notes
—
3
+
20,563
U.
783,001
—
314~883
Deposits:
Member
dealers
'44 \1
141
+
—
securities
+1,158,797
172,109
.UABXLITZES—
Federal
and
carrying
or
'
29,314
8-19
5-19
7-
45c
474%
+5,873
5-19
8
•I
6-10
$1.16
preferred :(quar.)——-i—7-il
Mines, Ltd
Ilammermill Faper Co.,
-
Other
+
+
+
S.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
157,800
i.
15
Uncollected cash items
Bank premises
Total assets
„
24,450,226
loans—
312
+
476
securities
Other
U.
—
Total U. 3. Govt, securities
industrial
loans
—
+
-r-—-—..
Total
92,115
;
a
$1:1214-7
Hamilton Watch Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)—7
-
1957
6-
12-15
$1.25
6214 c .'
7.
!
Haloid Company (quar.)*—
Hamilton CO.tton Co. Ltd., 5%
Hamilton Mfg. Co. (quar.U
May 29,
„■
1958
(In millions of dollars)
52,073
and
brokers
to
ing
'
Total
adjustedt
adjustedt
purchasing
—8,571,413
12,493
2,789,257
Tt__.
.
May 21,
'
9
fi-
-
$1.25
-■
(quar.)
Hahn Brass, Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
+ 8,583,906
Notes
investments
Agricultural
1,316,597
+
7
Commercial
Loans
Certificates
*
and
Loans
289
41,230
___
Government ^securities:
Bought outright—
w
May 28,
1958*
3,370
(3.
Bonds
-
6-
$1.25
^
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.
Hall Printing Co. (quar.)__i__
mem¬
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease!—) Since
...
925,681
advances
Bttls
--
-
'■
.'
'$4.20
1
•
,
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Gunnar
7+'.
■
916,003
-
49,998
Acceptances—bought outright
V.
of assets and liabilities of reporting
ber banks follows:
21,004,654
___
Industrial loans
A summary
-
'
"
.
and
was
7-15 L
8-
•
\ --V-
$5 preferred
preferred
$4.40 preferred
5-29
15c
(quar.)___—
$4.44
.*
June 5,
1957
1958
'
deposits increased
in New York City.
>
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. nete6 of ,pthor Banks
Other oash
Diecounte
May 28,
District, but they decreased $49 million
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$14 million and borrowings, from others decreased
$31 million. Loans to banks decreased $30 million.
Increase (+) or
Decrease (t-) Since
June 4,
1958
Dallas
San Francisco District. ' Time
$130 million, of which $83 million
(In thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
the
in the
5-23,
'
6-10
Gulf Power Co., 4.64% preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities Co., com- (increased),*-
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
.6-16
10c
preferred (quar.)
Gulf
5-29
6-13
20c
371aC
-
—
(quar.)—_.———
(quar.)
$5 preferred
7-25
+ v >
1214c
*
'
f
Common- (reduced
2.815312
■
.
6-14
I
1
6-20
20c
-
Gulf Interstate Gas. Co. (Del.) com. (quar.)_
Gulf Life Insurance (quar.)__z———
.0238095*
.193283*
8-
3714c
6
6-
6-30
$21940
60c convertible-preferred, (quar.) J
.0349000*
.0238095*
Sweden, krona
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
6-
6-30
__
Guardian Consumer;Finance Corp.— r'
Class A common (xjuar,^——
.140080*
.496950*
Holder•
6-30
Aircraft Engineering Corp
Grumman
.140080*
(quar.)
When
$1.25
Grolier Society (quar.
—
'
Payable of Ree.
$1.0614
——.
.0800560*
—
■
,7, a'
6-30
——
2.788985
■
*
25c
.
-
.210875
.0800560*
-
2273
7-:7^ ,.-T-7"
Par
/■>777-Sfiare
.
.263562
—_
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
:_Jun 23
:
Greyheund Corp.; common (quar.)—
414% preferred (ftuar.);—
—_rr—
5% preferred iquar.)——
Greyhound Lines (.Canada) (Initial)—
Griesedieck Co., 5%. convertible pfd. (quar.)
.238580
:
*
Mexico, peso
>777 >7:777. >■-.
Name of Company C
.00285795*
...
.238610
2.815937
.328317
2493
•„
DIVIDENDS
.00237562
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2335
1
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f.00311807*
?ii
.00237562
v
.2386?0
•2108&
2.816875
yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar—.
18
—Aug
—
this issue.
•Announcement in
.210798
7— .00311807*
DAY
1896
non-cumulative class B preferred stock—
4'.^
.0200500
.00285795*
MEMORIAL
1
—Jun
—
stock—
preference
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
1.037734
.00311807*
-
Corp.,
.0385356*
.0200500
.00237562
mark.
7
:
1.038500
.210773
Warren
2.243276
.0385356*
1.039375
.210848
1896
—Sep
.0236562
2.243973
.0385356*
-
1
.0555555*
.0235285
2.243774
-
July
„
,7
1st mortgage bonds, series B, due 1987
Woods
$
.0555555*
CLOSED
—
1930
June 5
EXCHANGE
(official).
franc
OF
Thursday
June 4
.0236135
2.244521
1.037875
—
(Metropolitan),
Franc
Wednesday
.0555555*
.0200500
—r—:"'v ^
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
$
1
J0385356•
dollar
nj.nn.da,
Tuesday
.0237509
pound —
schilling
Belgium, franc
ACT
2448
debentures—__________
Inc.,
& Bloedel, Ltd.—
v;-VJ
first mortgage bonds, due 1965-—:
4%
(Value In United States Money)
June 3
.0558555*
Austria,
TARIFF
2217
MacMillan
5%%
Cable Transfers In New York:
7v7-
'vm..'4.:4..
UNDER
subo'rd.'debs.
conv.
Page
30
—Jun 26
due 1969-
Jun
cumul. pfd. stock--—
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.—
June 2
Free
Australia,
TREASURY
TO
CALLED
Date
Publications,
Macfadden
INCLUSIVE
Monday
May 30
$ 7'
Argentina, peso—
1958,
ISSUES
Co., 4 %
Grand Union Co., 31
Northam
Friday
.
5,
BANK
Monday, dune 9, 1958
.
Company and Issue—
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week
just passed.
FOREIGN
.
—July
1'
1
—.—
—
6-30
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
-
—July
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4.40%
2496
5% preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
1
$1.25
—
6-30
6-20
$1.37)4
6-30
6-20
,
Vpiume
Jfum&er 5749
^
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
■
Name of
Hubbell
i
6-i5
6-
5
4.28preferred
6c
645
6-
5
4 ft
75c
6* 9
5r 9
Kansas
1
X20c
*
Class
B, (quar.l)__wl_.i
%
.____—;T
6AO'% preference (quar.
Hugoton Production @o.: (quar.)
H^ijnble Oii <Sf Refining Cc. ;<quar.)
Huyp <10rp2 5%- conv. preferred Alquar.;
.
____________
Hu£flg,:Sa.sb
.,.'6%.'.preferred
<quir.)
.
35c
646
.6 s-16
5-29
$1.25
K* d Ttlt^Aaii
2__l22_22—_—
9-15
,12-16
'
6-30
8-
Illinois, Centra}
RR.- (reduced;50c
Chemical Industries-- '' T " ""
/ V ;
ji.
7-
1.
*
50%*'
|50c
.•
Cr
2
n2%c5-39
Kewanee
~ .
5rl5
6-16
5-23
preferred
130c
1540
5-23
:
'
.
4ft % preferred (quar.)
Indus.t^ia Electrica de Mexico S. A~~—~
American shares
'!___
7r
6-10
$1.06 ]A
7-
6ri0,-j. Kittanning
Klelnert
1145v;
20c
11-28
+35c
6-30
6-
:
.
Industrial 4cceptanee, Ltd., common
4ft*% preferred 'quar.)—
5ft% preferred (quar.)
1__
Industrial Qevelopment (liquidating)
(quar.)
J56V4C
6-30
6-
6-
6
6-13
5-29
6%
;; $3
7c *1
6-
50c
M2V2C
7-
2
6-16
i$i
7c
2
25c
6-20
:
5%
2
"
ties
6%
,(10c from
profits)^
Institutional
12C"
7-
35c"
•6-15
.___.
Insurance
Fund
(10c
2
6-
I
income
curilies profits)
plus
Inter-County (Telephone
&
Telegraph
25c
6-
;e-i6.
..."
'•1.
K
nrrfi
7-
Inter)ake Steamship Co. ^21---^—-^-—
International Breweries, Inc. (quar.)ll
25c
International Business Machines
65c *2
Iuiernationai
International
Harvester
Co.,
5-26
.
Lakey
6-13
•6-30"
International
■"
135c
7-
89 %C
—
-
International Textbook (quar. )_1.___T-_w.^i
Interstate Company, cpmmon__l______-_____
'
75c
I*
1"
'-
6-
(quar.)——;
Invbatiheift(Qo;. of America—
Eronf liet" investment income:____'—______
6-30
-
7-
6c
"7-
_•
:r
1
6-16
6-23
5-29
'
(quar.) —._73t____rtT____.__
8T
Irving
ii'
lie
-7?
60c
82 Vac
V" 40c
(quar.)—_T__„
Telephone iCorp.,
$1.20
common—
Public Service
-Common
Ltd.-*
quar.)
preference (quar.)
1
5%
preference D
6%
preference
—
.Stock
Stock
—
$1.25
10c
•
Johnston Terminals &
'56%'
Storage,
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel
preferred
Julian
&
A
(quar.)
Corp.,
—7—
5
6-20
6-
2
6-
2
:
Glass
Co.
(quar.)
Co. of Tenn.—
National
Quarterly
Quarterly
Life
Co.
——
6-20
dividend-.:
$1.50 preferred
Lionel
Corp.
Lipe-Rollway
—rr-rr-
'quar.)——
class A (quar.)___
Little Miami RR. Special gtd. (quar.)—.___
Special
guaranteed .(quar.)
*-**•Special
guaranteed
(quar.) ——rr,r
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)___
Original capital (quar.)__
Original capital (quar.)
Corp.,
Original
Pipe, common
preferred (quar.)
—
(monthly)
8%
$3
Canadian
preferred
Inyestment Corp.,
(quar.)
12-10
12-15
2
6-16
6-27
6-16
$1.50
6-27
6-16
25c
6-10
5-27
59 %C
7-15
7-
2
Merchants
Tr-
...12-10
11-
7
6-21
6-
6
4.84%
7%
7-18
2
common
preferred
Lord Baltimore
-
2nd
7%
Louisville & Nashville RR.
5-31
Louisville Titie
6-16
5-31
Lov/enstein
6-
6
3
Royai Dutch Airlines^-
5-13
Portland Cement
-
6-25
*10c
6-16
5c
6-26
40c
Fire
Mortgage
& Sons
(quar.)
(M-)
:20c
3.80%
9
15c
4.35%
4.45%
45C
6-16
6*
8-
1
11-
1
10-10
6-12
5-26
2
7-12
6-12
0-12
5-26
6-30
6-
6
12 ftc
6-30
6-
6
50c
6*10
5-15
50c
9-10
8-15
50c
12*10
11-17
500 340-59
6-10
$1.10
2-19
$1.10
9-10
8-15
1240
11-17
$1.10 3-10*59
2*19
6-30
0-19
7-
6*20
I
60c
641
5-16
*$1
6-30
6-
9
175c
7- 2
6-14
6-27
6-
45c
6-
9
9
8-23
6-15
6-23
11-
I
10-23
70c
7-
1
6-
3
$1.75
7-
1
6-
3
7-2?
$1.75
$2.50
6-14
5-31
35c
6-13
5-29
6-12
5-
25c
6-13
5-29
6-27
6-17
1
*
t22,/aC
J25c
preferred (quar.)________,—____—
(Waiter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)_______.—
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co
r*j*
1
7-15
7-15
6-16
8-
6- 6
6-17
5-30
6-14
6-18
0-12
.
6-29
:
6*14
7*
5-29
1
40C
6-19
50c
7-
1
30c
7*
1
2c
7*
1
62 ftc
7*
1
0*
6*12
6-30
9
6*30
5-29
«
5-29
6-13
'
.
...
25 0
35c
.
6-13
6-13
•
0-19
3-19
0-14
40c
7*
50c
6-
i
1
8
6-13
(N. Y.)-*-
Corp.
„»r *>
(quar.)
tn
ISO
6-12
30c
7-
1
6-13
$1
7-
1
043
87ftc
7-
i
0-13
-
45c
6-12
7-
1
7-
1
0-16
6-10
6-
6-27
6-17
6-30
6-
95c
7-
6-4
J, 96'Ac
V
6- 4
9
f
97 ftc
7-
6-
7-
6- 4
6-30
6-13
6-16
6-
17J/ac
6-10
5-19
Mitchell
35c
6-10
5-29
Mobile
25c
6-10
Stock
6-16
1
6-13
6- 2
20c
6-13
5-91
IOC
6-10^
5-29
45e
7- 1
646
15c
7- 1
35e
6-13
25c
6-19
VI
25c
7*1.
ft-I
56 'Ac
7- X
«_0
64?
shares-J
3.80%
4%
City Power & Light,
preferred
preferred
5-23
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)
35c
6-10
5-26
50c
6-20
5-29
9oc
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kansas
6-16
9-
1
8-15
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry, common
4%% preferred (s-g)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
$1.05645
6-20
6-13
X25e
6-30
5-30
6-36
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
^
common
dividend
15c
0-20
5-20
6c
30c
6-27
5-29
6-12
5-23
6-12
(quar.)
5*23
$1
$1.25
7-
I '
7-
7-
1
7-
KJ*
*31 ftc
(J. 8.) & Co., Ltd. Xquar.)
$1
9-
1
8-15
>4.20%
$1.05
9-
1
1
6-14
6-27
6-10
7-
6-13
1
5-19
6-17
5-19
6-17
6-12
5-21
6-12
5-21
7- 2
6-14
$1.0834
9-
1
8-15
$1.12 Vb
9-
(quar.)
;
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
■4',2% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co., com. (quar.;
;
4%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
1
15c
6-13
6-10
5-30
Mohawk
5-16
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., class A (increased)*Class B (Increased)
,
—-■——
6-16
6- 4
50c
7-15
6-30
Macassa Mines. Ltd.
(quar.)
MacFadden Publications
Machlett Laboratories
(quar.)
13c
(quar.)_.
15 c
6-13
Monarch Knitting,
5c
7- 1
0-29
+25c
7* 2
6*30
6-13
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
5-27
Modern Containers, Ltd.. class A
Monsanto
Rubber
Co.
Chemical
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., 4ft%
Co.
l"'
$2
1
8-15
$1
4%
.
'
Co.—
7-
8-15
4.35%
5-26
Birmingham RR.
preferred (s-a)
,
6-10 *
6-12
644
%
.$1.10
$1.15
40c
30c
90c
18c
—
_______
,
6- t
6-10
4V20
,.Mf
til
40c
30c
7-
53 %0
^
5-29
6-25
(quar.)
&
,
10c
*
.American
.
6-30
Mississippi Powbr Co., 4.40% pfd. Xquar.)—
$4.60 preferred (quar.)——
—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.) ________
Mississippi Valley Gas (Increased)—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co,, common_—
40c
6-16 J
8-
50c
preferred (quar.)-.
—
Minnesota Power & Light Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Pubfic Service,
1144
6-30
37ftc
$4
Missouri
11-29
4
37 ftc
—
——
8-li
(guar.)
(monthly)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. __
Minneapolis brewing Co
_______
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator .(quar.)—
Minnesota Fund, Inc. (quarterly from in¬
vestment income and an additional of 3c
from long-term capital gains)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg., common Xquar.)—
B
6-11
8-30
(quar.)
———_________________
Laboratories
Class
6-27
$1.12 ft
25c
—
Co.
5-29
$1.10
Mfekelberry's Food Products Xquar.),
—+Mferomatic Hone Corp. (reduced)Middle Soyth Utilities, Inc. (quar.)_
Mid-West Abrasive Co, (increased quar.)
Midwest Oil Corp. (quay.)—
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv, pfd. Xquar.)—
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming £0,, com. Xquar.)
4ft%
preferred Xquar.) _____________
Midwest Securities,
Inc., (Payton, Ohio)—
Aluminum
5-29
6-12
50e
1—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (quar.
Mirro
5-26
6-12
$1.12 ft
preferred (quar.)
4ft% preferred (quar.)_____
Michigan Gas & Electric, common-
(quar.)
6-10
30c
v
25c
4ft %
Common
JV
4
30c
—
.
6- 4
7-
$1.11%
(quar.)______,—
f
>
3
$1.08%
———
■
5-29
6-13
10c
30c
.
—
•
5-30
62 ftc
87 ftc
—
'
5-29
168%c
25c
________
(quar.)___:
,6% non-cum. preferred
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc.
"
5-29
6-3
7* 1
*30c
Miami Copper Co. (quar.)—
Michaels Stern & Co.-r-
30c
2
0
0-
<
1
10c
Co.
t
:6-i6%
6-27
70c
»■
Refractories
Mexico
Miles
20C
-fW"Trr-?-
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
5-16
6-27
7-
50c
Refrigerating Co.Tquar.)—.
Meyer-Blanke
20%
6-20
646''
*
1
25c
7-10
5-
-■
15c
.....
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)________
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_________
preferred
(quar.)____'
3.90%
6-11
5-16
7-
7-
.640
<■
4
___—
1
6-10
6*23
6-30
88c
25c
—
6-10
15c
Lowney
Luminator-Harrison
5-29
6-10
6-30
::
,
7-10
■
6-10
.
7%
5-21
5*29
6-13
1
35c
Metal &
6-10
6-14
7- 1
8*
25c
5-23
1
5
5
35c
5-30
6-16
66-
6*20
1
'
6-13
6-10
6-16
6*10
7*
62 ftc
(quar.)-.
Thermit, common
6-12
-
40c
—
Assurance
preferred (quar,)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
Metropolitan Edison go.—
5-22
;
25c
Meredith
45c
$1.75
6-29
I.
Co., common (quar.),_w______r_,—
$4 2nd preferred (qua r.) ________________
$3.50 preferred (quar.)_
3.85%
41/a%
-
6- 9
$1
1
7r
6* 9
..
35c
6-12
'
3c
1
i
Publishing (quar.)
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd-, 5'/a% pref. Xquar.)—
Mesta Machine Co. (quar.)
Metal Forming Co. Xquar. )„_____
6-10
$1.25
(quar
Lower St. Lawrence Power eo.—
6
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-26
6-9
6-12
6-16
$1.75
pfd.
(P.) Co., common (interim;
[7%; preferred (quar.)- —---rrrr-r.-yrff,
Los Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.)
-6-11
2
2nd
Lorillard
..6-16
6-23
$1.21
(quar.)_
Hotel,
preferred
6-30
20c
90c
7*
6- 6
(quar.)______
Quarterly
$1,43%
6- G
7* 1
Mengei Co. (quar.)„_
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
Medusa
6-16
6-20
6-25"
6*30
_______________
5-31
7-
044
6-15
.
30c
(quar.)
(reduced)
glass A 5% cony. pfd. (quar.)
Mead Johnson & Uov common Xquar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
Meadville Telephone, 5 % preferred (s-a)—
5-31
-
6-30
7- 1
3iy4c
Common
6-14
4c
6-20
$1.12ft
McLellan Stores Co. (quar.)
6% participating preferred (s-a)
McNeil Machine & Engineering C.o^
644
$2
.
'
40c
(P. H.)
Cq. (quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing (quar.)
McKay Machine Co.
McKesson & Robblns, Inc. (quar.)
16y4c
27J/ac
—
8
6-
12-31
12-31
Ltd.—
9
*5-
9-15
$1
8-
1
9r30
2V2C
—
5-
1
9-15
$1.10
capital (quar.)__
capital
(quar.)_
Joint
6-16
7-
6-13
9-30
20c
7-
7-
$-13
6-30
37 ftc
;—
(quar.)__
6-13
$1.25
6-30
25c
14
$1.50
McGraw
6-30
8-26
7- 1
*50c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
McGraw-Edison
6-16
25c
6-30
6-
1
(Wash., D. C.) —
Corp.
iquar.;____.
London
6-13
7-
7-
6-24
"i
Aircraft
6-28
(Fort
9-10
25c
McDonnell
2
40c
Insurance
'rr,-
6-10
-
6-
Corp.,
40c
___.
6-13
6-
6-16
30c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Loew's (Marcus) Theatres, Ltd. (quar.)—___
1
6-16
6-16
40q
5-20
6-13
1
6-30
7f
8-20
6-18
1*
$1,06 V*
McCrory Stores Corp., com. Xquar.)
3 ft %
preferred
(quar. )_7____
1.4
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co., common (quar.)
Common voting trust certificates (quar.)__
6-12
30c
__________
&
37V2C
-
12-26
1150
—i——_i
(quar.)
(quar.)•___
Fund of Canada,
$1.75
IV2 %
1V2 %
20c
1-9-59
$i5c
Salt
5-30
.8-
$2.50 preferred
.-4$2
7- I
300
Lum,ber (quax.)______
McCord
J15C
-
6-20
V I
%
-
50c
McCormick & Co.
115C
6-20
745
15c
9-26
40c
:
.
745
5%
(quar.)
6-26
7-
5-20
5-29
12c
9
35c
(quar.—
•-
644
(quaf.)_____s—***-(stock dividend )-__-
9
6-30
6
i
7-
640
8-10
(quar.)
-
6-14
.
10-
1
Lone Star Gas,
40c
75c
j._r__c.rrT._T,__._r ^
telephone
42o.
Corporation
62 %c
Original
•
5-31
Merck &
5-30
1
7- 2
&15
Maytag Company (quar.)
Merchants
Lock
^
6-
15c
*
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd., partic, pfd. (s-a)
McCall
(Richmond, Ya.)—•
<
KLM
6-
—-
1
62V2C
(quar.)
Kokenge Co
7-19
6-15
125c
T-_--r__rrr-w_
Lone Star Cement Corp.
.
■
com.
(quar.)_
5-30
1
6- 6
115c
common
Machine
7-15
1
6-12
8-
10c
7- 1
,:
„
933,ic
.
preferred (quar.
Lamson
5-30
6- 5
7r 2
,
5c
25c
6-30
50c
&
8-
6-16
27c
6-10
'
convertible
1
7-
22J/ac
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jones
5-30
7-
r
(qua*.)
15c
—
5-30
1
1
6-15
7-15
..
15c
-6-10
-
30«
Ltd.
(quar.)
______
________
Mastic Asphalt Corp
_____________—
Matson Navigation go, (quar.)
Maui Electric (quar.)
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)____
10c
6-20
•
—
Corp.
1
7-
-
i5-20
__________
lVb %
•
-
dividend
Manville
'
.640
Inc.
$15C
Cferp.
6-13
'.ft. 0
Massey-HarrisrFerguson, Ltd—
Name changed to
Massey-Ferguson,
7Vac
$2
(accum.)
(stock dividend)
dividend—___:
Jolin&on. & Johnson
5-29
>20e
6-20
1
preferred
6-13
133/4C
10c
-
Jersey Mortgage Co.)"-$4 non-cum. pt'd. (s-a)
Jewel Tea Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
Johns
77i»
■
■
50c
.-$1.25
—
;
Co., -7%
2
5-30
.XIV2% .:
(quar.)
i
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
y
5-22
6-
*
6-13
t$1.75
Class BI___
Jeannette XHass
2
2
Xl»/4%
xl V* Vo
common
jarrell-Ash Co., class A
«
7-
xl%%
——-
(.quar.;
'$5'preferred
(quar.)
$5 -preferred A (quar.)
1
6-15
..
141 Vic
—r-
B (quar.)^„
Jamaica Water, Supply,
5-16
5-29
6-13
1
130c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund,
6-10
Stock
.
6-13
........
(increased
Wv preference B (quar.).
'5% preference C (quar.)
6-12
6-13
(quar.)
7-
1$1.4Q
i8-a;
4ya%
6r20
Common
6-13
$1.25... .7- 1
>5%* 1st preferred (quar.)_
Jamaica
9
^
ly I
6-10
35c
Common
7? 1
Lincoln Service
-
6-13
6-10
28c
•
I
5-23
6-13
7-
7
'
644
7r 1
,
11
Jaeger Machine Co., (quar.)
7%
7-1
6-26
40c
-
:
Jdmestowri
6-
6-IS
35c
Masonite
15c
Lincoln
6-14
'
Y.)
1
___________
—
10-2C
37 tie
l^fghMt'Puwer,'^"corq.^
Co.r'N.
7-
$1.75
Casualty Insurance
Quarterly
:
Liggett <fe Myers Tobacco Co., 7% pfd. (quar.;
Lilly (Ell) & Co., com. VR" non voting (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.):.
10-20
-7.-1
preferred <q,uar.)_J_»_-T__-__«__-^1 $1.0834
$1.10 "
preferred (quar. )___4.______7_____
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
_77_.__^
r'
Trust
9
35c
Life
7-21
"
■
preferred (quar.)___——_—,—._
4.40%
6-
(quar.)_______________„T__7r___
(quar.)_TB.
Libby-Owens-Ford
7-21
8-
% 37V2C
25c
'4v37Vfec
4,80 % preferred (quar.)____X7__7__™____
Io?va Power fy .Light Co., common (quar.)—
4.35%
1
$1.50
Leverage
Ltd
Levingston Shipbuilding (quar*)
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Lexington Venture Fund
:——^
Lexington Water Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)
"
-
?5c
4.89%
6-17
7-
115c
Ins.
29c
59%c
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)__
Martin Company (quar.)—rs-_T*-r
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry pock-
(quar.)
Leslie
5-29
6-13
7.5c
.
„
—————————r.————ttcj-.c---
$2.50 preferred
Iowa Electric
6-30
20c
Ltd
Leonard Refineries
Investors
(quar.)
A
B
Extra
6-16
32c
stock
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—;
Lehn & Fink Products (quar.)
gains payable in cash or stock plus a
^
62Vbc
$1
;
Increased
fiscal
year-end of 12c from net invest¬
ment! income)—
pfyersifled Services, Inc.—
(Class A (qyar.
Ipye§tors Trust: (Rhodo Island)—
Service,
rf4«( qu^^-)—
2
$43
6-30 ;
125c
Marsh (^L.) & Sons (quar.)________________
Marshall Field
Co., 4 /*% P?4- (quar.) ____
6-17
(1.13ft
_____
Leath & Co_-common
5-29
7-15
"W5
$60c
(quar.)
common (Increased)
Marshall-Wells
40c
Exploration,
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Lawyers TUte
2
6-13
6-10
1
fiscal
ri
6-
;
shares
Marquardt Aircraft
2
6-30
;
6-27
Bancorporation—
10c
,
7- 1
n- 1
t"23cl"
;
6c
6-20
175c-
.
5-29
6-13
—___
_yeaf-eod (Ustrlbution of 20c from net real¬
Participating
6-12
25c
6-13
6preferred-; (quar-.)
$2,50 preferred
5-31
62J/ac
.
6-13
Investment Foundation, Ltd., common (quar.)
'•
6-
62Vac
Semi-annually
(Delaware), common (qugr.)_
6% prior- preferred (quar.)_____
Lamson <fc Sessions, common (reduced)
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)____r
Lang Company (quar.);
6
6-30
21 Vic v
5'4%c.
Kri/~'*
-
ized
1
6-15
Lamson Corp.
6-13
■
25c
Interstate Securitie's*Co.
(special
7-
17'/he
Lambton Loan & Investment Co." (Ontario)
:
.6-12
$1,25
5% .prior preferred (quar.__—________
Interstate pQy/er Co, (Del.), com. (Increased)
:4.36%; preferred'lquar.)__%7_7'_'______-_--
Investment Trust of Boston
5-26
5-12
7-1
B
Class
6rl3
•
7- I,
4334C
(quar.) —
Maine
of
'
1
A
Class
5r26
6-10
7c
$1
priority
common
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Class
q
6-12
646
V,
-
A
Class
'
_
Irucmati'oiial Telegraph
5-29
Foundry Corp. (quar.)
(Alfred) Inc.
Class
5-21
6-16
•
Iht-er,national feitver <jotf *7%"*pfd;
1
preferred
Mining
Class
6-13
6-26
J
75c
.
5-23
6
Lambert
6-13
;
.6-20
J60c
Paints (Canada)
(s-a)_-._7__
Iiaternatlonal; Paper Co., common (quar.")"—
$4 preferred (quar.) -__-_-_J_7r--_lr___v__
Internationa} Petroleum Co., Ltd. (quar.)—.
'6-30
tC5c
,
-
7-
25c
Co., common (quar.):
4.32%' preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
Lakeside Laboratories (quar.)
5-29
5-12
16-10
'
Quarterly • J*
Co;
20c
Laclede Gas
6-18'
1
6 .-10
"17-15
40c •„
fquar.)
Salt
6-
15C
25c
.
4,%.: preferred
Internatloiiiil
5- 9
I
(quar.)
pon-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Labrador
6-13
*
6-16
50c
5-30
Ltd.—
McCloud River
*
Cbmin'on'
6-10
7-
La^ Salle Extension University (quar.)__
¥
,
6-14
1
5Qc
(quar.)__
com.
<quar.)_
Chemicals—
Minerals &
:7-
25c:"
(quar.)____
; __r____l_____-.r_—___
..(quarilV-V-----International ^icke^CQ. (Canada), Ltd.—
■
,
5-31
2
v
6-17
:
Co.—
50c r
International -eigar Machinery Co.
5-31
6-15
5-15
50C? ;7- I
59%c
rrnrxprrprrrr-
Corp.,
fquar.) ____ —
120c
Preferred B
(quar.)—rerrrrrcT„rf„., 117 ftc
Market Basket (Calif.),
!7fto
comrqon Xquar.)____
$1 preferred (quar.)
25o
_______________
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
25o
6-20
Exchange ^uiiding "Corp. (Chicago)
6-23
75q
-
10c
se-
Insula* Lup)bes.C,(>,^7_v-_-.__"_'-l-_*_---_"-'---Iusurance
6-16
6-10
Compion
42c
-
Kuner-Empson Co., common .(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
from
from
25c
!
37 ftc
Marltiqie Telegraph fc
V
_____
(quar.)
5-23
hiitial
0-15
Kuhlman Electric Co.,.common (increased)
5Va% preferred A (quar.)
'
\( ipvestmeitt
1st
conv.
5-23
6-23
5-29
vrlO
45c
;
6-23
15c
_______________
conv, preferred (qua/.)_____
Car Cojrp. (auar.)
"'
Marine
50c
(reduced)
common
4Va% preferred A
Kroger Company—
2
7%
Income Fund, Inc.
Mfg.,
6
6-13
,
/convertible preferred B (quar.)
15c
***1
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Marchent CaJculatOTs, -£ic. (tLuar.
?'
(quar.)
45c
—~rrT.t
Manufacturers jbife Insurance (Toro:
30c
Co.
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
6-16
6-
Rubber
^quar.)___________^
Reql Lake Qold Mines, W<jk .(6-ft)__-
.
7" 1
Investment inc.)
4%
Inyestmenf; income jplus 2c from securi.«
6- 2
;
(from net
0-0
Mannihg, Maxwell $5 Moore (quar.)
Mangel Stores (quar.)_'_
I'.." '.;
30c
1
Koppers Co.,
,
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
.iustitutiona)
6-16
25c
,
VI
1v/»75% Paired ^(quar.)—________________
37Vbc
Telephone Co
(I. B.)
Kroehler
participating class A (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.!___________
Inspiration Consolidated Copper (reduced)
6- 6
Creamery Co., common (quar.)_,
Koehring Co., 5% conv. preferred A (quar.)
6
6-30
$2
preferred (s-a)
Ingersqll Macjaine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
6-
1
Knudsen
6
d683,4c
__
I
7r
6c
(from net investment inc.)
"Series K-2"
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kingsport Press (quar.)_
Kir,sol} Company (quar.)
'
5%
20c
28V8C
itftar,)
50c
Maine public
6- 4
Keystone Growth-Fund
-
(quar.)i_:l_l__I_
Indianapolis Water'.Co.—
*
5c
6-16
I
„
1
6-12
Conv
5-23
7-
6-10
6-27
Mailman
6-15
Keystone Investment Bond Fund
-
; r
644
.
y
(quar.)
B-l"
643
5-30
(quar.)___'_
"Series
4%%
Magor
1245
5-29
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80'v 1st preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds—
vr
Oil
9-15
X
640
$-30
45c
__^____„__
Magnavox Co,, common f
quajr.)_____
5-26
(quar.)___
com.
Kerite Co.
5-30
6-16
10c
Industries,
6r 6
,■
7~
6-30
120C
rJSzszrjr.x-.Tzr.'r.'rT&.v-tr r>
5-31
jc Co. (quar.) ________________
944
6-25
•
112 yao
-
Extra
6r23
IV2V0''convertible prior preferred (quar.)__
Fund of' Boston Inc.—
accumulated ,ea rn ings;
Oil
#loede} fctd., class 4 ,(quaf.)r,
(quar.)..
So? (R. H.) Z1? <quar.)
/^ru«
Macy
Madison Gas # Electric
6-16
'
•
6-13
6r30
649
Quarterly frpm net investment income
Incorporated investors <out of current and
come
.
5-30
Madsen
35c
-"-•••
643
,1r X
35c
..
(quar.
6*27
6-13
)__„*__ .±20c
(increased)
8-29
150e
6? 2
$1.50
common
•
Kerr-McGee
.
Corp
9-13
Paper Co. .(qua*.)______
&
15-31
7r 1
10* 1
$J.12%
Monthly dividend from net investment in-
6- 2-
,
i'*
430Q
_
5-19
.
1
1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
Kerr Income Fund—
6-13
6-30
.
6rl6
87Vac' }L-2-59
(quar.)
CJlass B
6
6-
Arid
6-27
•
8T%«
$7yac
-
(quar.)_
Kentucky UtHities,
6- 6
6* 6
.
preferred
preferred
1
I
1
1st preferred fquar.) ________________
MacMlllian $5
fij Ree.
m.25
.1$1.29
6-14
40?
'* T *
--
$4.50 preferred
Kennecott Copper
%"6- 1
1
*
7-
Kelsey Hayes Co. (quar.60c
Kendall Co.y* common
l(quar.)_
5Qc
1
Indiana Stee} Products Co.
-
3ya %
«-!•
9-30
13-30
■:
425c 2
dep. rets: ordinary (stock dividend)
Imperial Liu? Assurance (Canada) (quar.)-!-
.*•*.
j\*
7'
$1.25
10c
"4.60%;pfd. "(quar.•- 57ftc ',.>-'.7-15
Ide^al (Cementjfco.
50c ; * 6-30
Illinois' Bell Telephone Co. .? quar.'$2 _• 1 6-30
Amer-
/intvtnAMM
7-
$1.12 ya
1J._11_1.__
:
35c
6?30
$1.25
.
—
$1.06%
;
1st
MacLaren Power
6- 6
HoUbrt
—
6%
9
6-
When
Share
Structural Steel Cou
preferred Iqyaf
5%
,6- 9
l\
.
Company
MacKinnon
9
6- 0
?:!
$1.08
32y2c
It 2
I-T-E Circuit Breaker.
Income
$1.07
r_
6-
Par
Name of
of Rec.
6-30
$1.12ya
4y4% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
3%%
"*
...2
Imperial Oi), J^td. iquar.')___J.____l_™—_
Imperial Papcjr, & Color Corp. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco. (Canada), "Ltd.Qrdipary' (interim) <•
1.
_,
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable
35c
preferred (quar.)__
Katz Drug Co. (
quar. )_1_'_
Hyare-Electric.Securities Corp.-*
Imperial
(quar.)_
6*30
440c: •
$i,^6
'9% preferred B «'**a)
conr.
5%
■04.02.- 5-21
,
ftc
62
Ir--
6-16
:
01/„
______
Co.,
<quar.)
%preferred
When
Share
Kansas Power &
"
646
7-15
7-15
.
.
I
5% preterred (quar.;
"&7p preferred (quar,)^—
2745
uoc;
?40e :
60c
:
—__
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Dpor—r- -' ■'*" ' !
'
Electric
&
"
^
Erie
Gas
$4.32 preferred. (quar.)-_.
Light, .common (qiiar.T---*.
a
Buinps-Ower> Co., Ltd., .class A (quar.)_____'
.
Company
9
Smelting Cor," Ltd.—
Mining' (£
Bay
&
Name of
6-
25c
Quarterly.
Huron
per
of Rec
6-23
12'
&
Holder»
Payable
60c
tquar.t
Hunger Co* .(auar4_7__„_r_;_-re._r-__Hudson
When
Share
Company
Harvey)^ inc.
&m)
—
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)—
25c
6-30
6*14
*40c
+4vC
0-29
6*2 0
5-30
*$1.50
1* 3
6*13
25c
6-16
5-23*
^
9*30
T
I
4
'
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2594)
Par
When
Holier•
Par
*
Share
Name of Company
f
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Montgomery Ward Ss Co., com.
$7
class
A
—
5-29
7-
1
5-29
7-
1
5-29
North American Investment, 6%
7-15
6-
U
7-
1
6-
«
North
$25o
7-
2
6-
7
North Carolina RR.
50c
—
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
Co..
6-25
45c
6-10
6-20
6-20
5-29
34% c
5-20
7-15
-
7-
8- 1
50c
*3.50
gtd. (s-a)
Name of Company
5-29
(quar.)__„
7%
$1
Moore
7-
15c
(quar.)—
8
7-
1
5-30
t$1.75
7-
1
I
RR.
37V2C
6-14
5-29
30c
*6-10
5-12
—
62 %c
1
6-10
7-
ferred
6-16
6-
6-10
(entire
for
Common
(quar.)
$3.50
Quarterly
—
6-16
5-23
6-10
7-15
$1.65
^
50c
——
6-27
6-20
5-21
6-15
5-21
22 %c
6-14
6- 2
Norwich
10c
6-30
6-13
Nuclear
50c
6-12
5-29
....
•
Northwestern
National
Pharmacal
Corp.
of
and
12/10c
profits)
from
Oaliu
35c
7- 1
$40c
7-25
0-28
$69c
6-16
5-24
122 %c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Decatur
Corp.
Corp.
National
5-15
Oak Mfg. Co.
6-30
Office
5%%
for
each
gtd.
50
(quar.)
7-14
50c
Ogllvie Flour Mills Ltd.
Ohio
—
6-13
7-
1
6- 2
(quar.)
shares
changed
11-17
~20c
(quar.)
to
30c
Chcmetron
4%%
preferred
50c
Quarterly
National
A
Class
A
Class
Polaroid
(Nashville)
preferred
6-16
6-20
6-
50q
(quar.)
7-
1
7- 2
10-
6%
Ss
Standard
6- 6
1
Ltd.,
common
9- 5
12- 8
Radiator
8-
1
7-
net
j.
G-
2
'6-10
5-16
2
15c
6-30
6-13
6-10
5-27
7-
1
6-17
6-16
5-31
6-16
5-31
10c
40c
—
£40c
6-23
7-
6-13
6-
Common
(quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Power Ss Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)—
Pacific
6%
6-
RR.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
10% preferred (s-a)
N. Y. State Electric & Gas—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
New York Water Service
Corp.
Ss
Aggregates
6-20
7-15
6-25
7-
6-10
1
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
$2
6-30
6-11
50c
7-
6-
45c
6-30
1
6
Pacific Gas
Ss
Electric
Lumber
Pacific
Outdoor
(quar.)
(quar.)-!
Co.
New Yorker Magazine
(quar.)
Newark Telephone
9
5-
9
9
1
6-
9
$1.18%
7-
1
6-
9
6-16
6-
3
10c
6-16
6-
50c
7-
5-29
8- S
7-
1
6-13
7- 1
6-13
7-1
6-
35c
6-30
6-20
——
6-10
6-
$1
6-10
(quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)
50c
50c
preferred
Park Chemical Co.,
conv.
Peabody Coal,
Penn Controls,
.Penn-Dixie
Stock
6
Pepsi-Cola
6-
6
6
6
(quar.) —
6-30
6-
50c
6-20
6-12
6-14
5-16
90c
6-10
5-
5
6-27
5-30
18%c
6-27
6-16
$1.06%
7-14
6-20
.
7-14
6-20
6-16
6-23
6-
9
3%%
6-23
6-
9
4%
15c.
7-15
Inc.
9-19
Ranco, Inc.
12-30
12-19
of
Co.,
__
Grip
6%
Geo.
8-15
1-2-59
12-15
30c
6-17
Ss
$35c
,
6-13
6-30
5-29
6-
6-14
6- 2
6-30
5-29
6-14
7- 1
6-13
6-16
5-16
7- 1
6-14
6-30
6-27
Roller
Bit
.
-
12y2c
s-a).
t30e-
--
6- 9
1 5-22
„
-
6-13
,
6-13
6-23
7- 1
6-16
Remington Arms
6-13
5-29
10c
7-25
6-10
6-10
5-22
7-10
6- 2
6-20
6- 3
*
6-27
6-12
_
6-13/.
6-30 <\
55c
6-13
' 5-19
20c
6-14
5-16
$2.25
common.,,
*
5-20
6-17
25c
$15c
-
.
6-12
15c
(quar.)
.
•
6-20
6-13
6-16
15c
6V*c
4%% preferred (s-a)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.
7-
6-12
$12%c
Corp. (N. Y.)
(6-a)
(Canada) Ltd. (extra)
30c
4-12
6-10
1
6-30
6-30
*
10c
(s-a%_
*
(Phila.)
.
"
1
7-
50c*
50c
(Wash.)
4-12
7- 2
85c
(quar.)
4-12
7-2
t$1.50---10-
Reinsurance
Reliance Insurance Co.
'
t$l,50
Insurance
Co.,
-
6-12
6-27
Ltd.—
(reduced)
Reitmau's
7-1
-
25c
30c
Reeves MacDonald Mines,
9
'
6-14
5-18
,
'
17%C
*'■
1
6-16
6-13
6-
6-16
Class
5-20
8%c
2%
15c
75c
30c
6-16
6-25
7-
1
6-16
Class
2
Class
6-
2
77-
6-10
1
G-
7-
6-10
$1.12%
7-
6-10
$1.10
7-
6-10
€3%c
7-
15c
6-10
6-16
7-
1
3.60%
5-23
6-27
6-
7-15
6-20
30c
15c
40c
6-15
6-30
6-
2
6-16
6-
8-
2
6-
7-
1
7-
1
Riverside Silk
6-10
6-10
5-16
40c
6-10
5-16
6-10
5-20
6-13
6-
6-12
5-26
87 Vac
6-30
5-29
$1
6-30
5-29
;
*
6
6-10
7- 1
7-25
7-21
7-2
6-3
2c
Mills
Ltd.,
6-17
5-23
6-14
6-15
6-10
5-23
15c
$1
$2
6-10
6-16
6- 5
35c
7- 1
6-18
1
6-13
6-15
5-31
$25o
17%c
$1.50
&
<
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
7-
6- 2
1
7-5
6-3
3c
shares
Myers,
preferred
Participating
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
6-10
partic. A,
American
7-11
7- 1
Roadway Express Inc., class A (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
Ordinary stock units (interim) (%s
Robbins
7- I
1
6-11
8-
*
,
6- 9
6-11
75c
(reduced-quar.)
$4 preferred A
Ritter Company
6-20
6-30
7- 2
$0,007
....
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp.—
Common
6-10
3
6-10
7-23
..
..
6-0
7- 1
90c
Rice Ranch Oil Co
"
7-20
1
6-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ordinary (1 penny per 5 shilling par or¬
dinary share)
(interim)
3
6-10
preferred
preferred
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
American shares
(interim)
6-13
12-12
6-23
12ysc
59%c
9-12
1-1-59
•
25c
75c
3%
1
10-
40c
4%% preferred A (quar.)..
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
4.50%
50c
6-13
9-19
7-
$28c
(quar.)
A
6-13
1
10- 1
$5c
;
Reslstoflex Corp. (stock dividend)
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co.. common (quar.)
9
7- 1
15c
Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quur.)
6
60c
$27c
Republic
6-12
45c
$28c.
(quar.)
A
Extra
5-20
6-
(quar.)_
A
Extra
5-29
30c
7-15
6- 3
50c
6-14
6- 5
37%c
$0.08333
6-14
6- 5
6-14
6- 5
penny)
.—J—
,
6-13
7- 1
87%c
'
;
2nd preferred (quar.)
Estate Title
6-13
40c
7
6-20
6-12
i25e-\
$15c
*L
(quar.)
1st preferred
5-30
25c
(quar.)
_
6-16
50c-
(quar.)
6-13
75c
I
$1.18%
20c
$2-
;
Batten
6-27
12 %c
50c
7—7777—II
6-20
30c
Brothers
(reduced)-.
Ltd
Refractory Ss Insulation Corp. (N. J.)—
Quarterly
»-ia
$1.12%
_
6-11
7- 1
7- 1
Putnam
-
(increased
preferred
4%
.* 6-13
7%c
7—77
6-11
6-23
(qUar.)
(quar.)
Reading Co.. 4%
5-29
50c
7
6-10
6-23
75c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan (quar.)
6
50c
.
7- 1
7-
50c
(quar.l
Common
5-29
6-
1
30c
7-7-7
LoniT "island—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6*30'
6-10
1
$1.15
common
Rapid
6-13
7-15
Purina
Rapid-American Corp.
6-14
7-
10c
preferred
1
6-30
6-16
$1
-
Co.
7-
6-30
10c
I
$1 partic. class A
(quar.)
Pfizer (Charles) &
preferred
9-30
30c
(quar.)
Bottling
Ralston
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
2y2C
(quar.)-
—77777
35c
50c
$1.73
(quar.)
Reeves
77777
777777
5-29
) ,,
6-10
Corp. of America—$3.50 1st preferred (quar»)___
5-26
7-31
7
5-29
6-30
■
6-30
2V2C
77777717
5-29
6-30
Radio
6-17
G-13
5c
.
Peter
7- 7
3
2VaC
Paul Inc.
(quar.)
Extra
Petroleum Exploration
I
Petroleum & Trading
Corp.—
40c
6-
20c
77
Quarterly
15c
6-13
" 5-29
6-30
$1.75
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)_
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Quemotit Mining Corp. Ltd
Reed
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
(quar.)
Permian Basin Pipe Line Co.
(quar.)
Pet Milk Co., common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.12
North
American Aviation
Inc. (quar.)
North American
Cement Corp., cl. A
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
common
_
(quar.)
5
Real
-
$3c
common
6-
5-26
dividend
Pepsi-Cola
6-
6-20
5-29
6-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Geo.)
Fund
(see
'v
•
v
:
6-30
1
(quar.),_
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
8%
5-29
50c
voting
Pyle-National
6-16
Cement
Common
6-30
1
6-20
income)
Publishing (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)77777777.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)—
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler. Pa.) —
6-30
3
7-
Fund)
3
6-
B- 2
6-30
.
Products
10c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
;
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
6-
6-10
1
Pep Boys (Manny Moe & Jack)
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)
7777777
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)7—7
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
97%c
6-10
7-15
1
—
150c
Putnam
6-13
Corp. (quar.)77777—777
Penn Fruit, common
(quar.)
7—
$1.21%
$1.31%
5.25% preferred
(quar.)
Nppeo Chemical Co., common
(quar.)
Nornnda Mines. Ltd.
3
7-
Pen ton
6-
7-
6-16
35c
Corp.
7-
Penick Ss Ford, Ltd.
777777777
Peninsular Metal Products, com.
(reduced )77
6% preferred (quar.)
$1.02 V3
preferred (quar.)
(4.50% preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-13
6
Purolator
Purex
1
$1
—77
6-16
6
2
5-29
6-13
7-25
70c
——
1
6-
6-
6-10
7-
7-2
$1.02
$1.04% —
$1,071%.$1.26%
(quar.)
common
Puget Sound Pulp Ss Timber
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
37 %c
common
1
6-
6-10
50c
7-
6- 6
6-18
3
7-
6-30
7-2
3%
$1.25
6-23
(quar.)__7
15c
6-30
1
45c
;
93 %c
6-30
6-13
5c
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Parmelee Transportation (quar.)_
"7
Mfg. co.j Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)7777
4%%
5
6- 2
6-30
Co.—
Gas
1st preferred (quar.U
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pid.
6-16
5c
com.
&
7%
6-25
$1.50
Paton
4.40%
6-
6-10
of North Carolina—
Publication Corp.,
6-19
Parker-Hunnifin
6-13
6-13
6-13
6-19
7
Corp., 6% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.)
6-30
1
5-19
45c
Electric
6-23
6-30
Corp._i
Pantex Mfg.
7-
90c
(quar.)
Ry., common
Consolidated
Sulphur Co.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
4% preferred (quar.)—
7-10
85c
(quar.)
Mining Corp. Ltd
Norris-Tlicrmador Corp.,
Tin
3.35% preferred (quar.)—
Pennroad Corp. (From investment
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
Pan American
4.60%
$1.50
6-10
Commission
Common non-voting (quar.)__
7% original preferred (quar.)
6-30
$1.75
—
Corp.—
4.10%
3
5-31
7-
1
5.60%
6
6-30
(quar.)
-
6
7-
6-
6-14
31 %c
,_7I,_IIIZZZ,7III
—7————
-
•
6% preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Newmont Mining
Com. (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 3%%
pfd. (quar.)—
Niagara Frontier Transit System
(quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power
4.85 %
3
1
8-25
6-13
7- 1
60c
_
G-
7-
40c
(Ohio) (quar.)
Telephone Co. (Ohio)—
Common
(quar.)
7-1
Service
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-
5oy4c
6-16
J25c
prcf. common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
6-13
COc
Common
preferred
6
2
$2
preferred
6-
7- 1
6-27
-
(quar.)
Common
I
-
conv.
6-6
5-30
(subject to- the
common
Public
Public Service Co.
Co.,"conunoruT_
Advertising
conv.
1
7-
37%c
—
6%
5%
7- 1
6-20
7- 1
Co.
4.18%
.
5%
7-
Insurance
4.03%
6-30
30c
Products (quar.)
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Coast
2nd
6-13
$1
$1.01 %
6- 2
1'
15c
$1.40
6-30
20c
Pacific Telephone Ss Telegraph, com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
93 %c
-
5-30
7-15
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co.
$2.50
•
6-16
7-15
40e
C-
$2.50
(quar.)
15c
20c
5-29
to
—
Common
115c
ZZZ
-
Service
113%c
$1
6-16
6-30
on
Mexico
6-20
20c
6-14
2
6-17
7-
50c
approval)
preferred A (quar.)
7- 2
$25c
30c
7-
6-18
6-20
6-31
6-15
Co.—
5%
Public
40c
5-29
1
7-15
18c
dividend
New
5-21
$1.00
6-10
7-
.
(s-a)
5-27
5-29
—
1
25c
:
Stock
6-20
t$2%
17%c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Accident
&
7-15
5%
(Chattanooga)
5-29
;
class A
6-14
20c
N. Y-, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
New
York Dock,
common
New York Ss Harlem
Western
,
Lite
6- 5
10c
pfd.
Provincial Transport Co. (quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
2
6-10
$1.19
7-
$1.12 %
-
——.
.
7-
6-14
3s
_
Co
preferred
2
$1.09
—,,—
6-10
20c
Clay
4
2
15c
(quar.)
7-31
15c
Co.
Cement
6-
15c
common
0- 6
10c
Pacific
6-
50c
(quar.)
Service,
5-16
5-*
6-30
2c
Washington Insurance
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Provident
5-14
G-14
will be deducted)
-
4.30% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
6.45%
20c
-
9
7- 2
Union
7%c
—
-
6-
30c
Extra
6-25
25c
Jersey
Providence
6-16
sharehold¬
20c
4%
Common
nonresident
Cement,
Building (s-a)
Pacific
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
(quar.)
New Haveu Gas Co.
6-13
6-
6-20
5- 9
/ 6-16
$75c
dividend)
Co., Ltd., 4%
6-23
25 c
(quar.)_
Oxford Paper
6-30
6-30
&
6-30
$2
6- 5
6-16
*56c
;
6-14
6
6- 2
6-30
-
* •
$50c
(quar.)
com.
(stock
Progress Manufacturing
Prophet Co.
(quar.)
125c
10c
—
Price Brothers
37%C "
(quar.).
40c
r-'
6-
10c
preferred (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Ox Fibre Brush Co.
(quar.)
2
,
—-
Auction
of
5-26
6-12
3%
—.
6-26
2
6-10
30c
Preway, Inc. (quar.)
15c
;
——~
approximately 41c.
Africa
Pacific
(quar.)
New Brunswick Telephone
(quar.)—;
New England Electric
System (quar.)
New England Gas Ss Electric
Association—
5-13
18C
Mfg. Co
10c
Machine
New Jersey Zinc Co.
New Orleans Public
tax
Orpheum
,
Transformer
6-16
50c
——
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4%
(Pittsburgh)
—
6
5-23
5-29
6-16
5-23
25c
(quar.)
of Canada Ltd.,
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Pratt-Hewitt Oil, common
10c
—
Co.
Orangeburg Mfg. (quar.)
6-13
G-16
30c
•
6-
6-10
6-30
6-27
1300-'
Co.
Corp.
20c
.
Debenture
Oregon Portland
6-12
1
7-15
75c
r
Neisner Bros, (quar.)————
Nestle-Le Mur (quar.)
6-13
6-16
6-13
6-L3
6-30
10c-
50ff
(quar.)____"
(quar.)
loc
-
Oster
income)
Nazareth Cement (quar.)
Nelii Corp. (quar.)——.
6-30
6-9
6-30
tl5c
Precision
Orange Ss Rockland Utilities—
4.75% preferred scries B (quar.)
4% preferred series D (quar.)
5-31
9c
(quar.)
Inc.—
South
Opclika Mfg.
6-14
6-16
Ss
(equal to
of
5-15
7-
20c
(quar.)
investment
Loan
Final
9
3c
—
5- 9
Power
6-24
40c -*•
(Pa.)
Extra
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
50c
S.
Nation-Wlde Securities Co.,
Ss
Ontario
62%c
Quarterly
Britain
6
5-21
18c
National Tank Co.
U,
6-10
-
9
60c
(resumed)..
dividend
5-1G
-
J———
6-
00c
—•—-•—
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Union Fire Insurance
6-14
Power
Co.
6- 9
7- 1
-
$3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Forests
River
6- 6
6-9
'
er's
(quar.)
5-15
15c
(quar.)
6-
12%c
*
Co.
6- 2
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
6-16
--
Mfg.
Powell
37 %c
-
(quar.)
7- 2
common—
.
Potomac Electric
6-16
50c
Pottery (quar.)
J
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$i partic. preferred (accum.)
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd., common
(s-a)—
6% preferred A (quar.)
5%% conv. preferred (quar.)
5-29
1-2-59
common
$1.50
-
-_i_
Potlatch
6-16
Inc.
0-30
15c
-
6- 3
6-24
10c
(quar.)
com.
Telephone
25c
6-26
Castings, (quar.)
Investment,
6-16
Coal
75c
—
Steel
&
1
1
—
Onondaga
Insurance
National Steel Car
Corp., Ltd.
National Steel Corp.
Nor metal
Oneida,
6-13
5-29
Co.,
7- 1
2
6%0
$1.75
—
(s-a)
Tile
8.60%
1
1
3%
(quar.)
Stock series
3.90%
77-
K.)
7-
-
4'%•% preferred (quar.)
Oliver Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
2
Rico
40c
-
Old Republic Insurance Co. (quar.)
Old Town Corp., 40c pfd. (accum.)
Olen Co., Inc., class A (initial)Olin Mathieson Chemical (qua.)
5-26
t5c
(quar.)
Income Series
Newark
7-
(H.
PortO
7-
inc
Ben
Porter
5-31
6-
Corp. (quar.)——
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America—
5-13
3%
National Presto
Extra
6-16
30C
Industries, Inc.. (quur.)
National Rubber
Machinery Co. (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
National Securities & Rcscurch—
(From
Old
5
6-15
$1.11
-
S8c
National Malleable
Stock
Line
5-16
1
__
common
National Mprtgage Ss
National
6-10
6-10
+5c
National Life & Accident
National
5-29
27 %c
t5c
Co.,
preferred A
preferred B
-
Inc.,
6-'B
€-20
■
6-24
'
62%<r
~
(reduced).
preferred (s-a)
Porter (H. K.j', Inc. (Mass.)
6-30
6-13
6-24
5<r
62%c
6%
2
$1.10
(quar.)
Okanagan Helicopters preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
6-16
6-
Mfg.
6-"4
V 7- I
30c
(quar.)—
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
2
6-10
6-20
*
25"c'
(s-a)
6-10
7- '8
*
,
$2.50'
$25d
(reduced)
(reduced)
(quar.)
Tile
6-16
55c
(quar.),
preferred
66c
preferred
Oliver Corp.,
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Lead
National
6-14
6-20
Ltd.
Corp., common
1st
-97%c
Ohio Water Service
(Ilartford)—
dividend)
Development,
Electric Tools
6-
$1.73
Pittsfleld & North Adams RR.
25c
—
(quar.)
Machine
$1,75'-
Pomona
Quarterly
B
Growth
6-17
6-24
45c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)_
Class
7-15
name
Products
(stock
7-1B
1
$1.14 ' *■'
(quar.)
Ohio Forge Ss
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)—
see
...
B
5-20
5-29
50c
Corp. (quar.)
National Gas Ss Oil Corp. (quar.)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
:
National Homes, class A (stock
divid.)——
Class
1
7-
$4.37%
(quar.)
Portable
v"
,
preferred
4.50%
0-13
7-15
2%
—_—»
Food
1
6-14
$1.06%
Co<
7-
6-10
30c
(quar.)
National Fire Insurance
6-
(accum.)
preferred
conv.
5-29
12c
(quar.)
(quar.)Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
10-31
30c
....
Corp.
6-20
6-16
Casualty Insurance Co.
4.40%
4.44%
held)
(quar.)
6- 2
5-28
7- 1
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
9
G-30
7- 2
5-29
53%c
6-13
125c
6-16
* •
6-16
6-30
-
investment
net
1
6-12
$2.50
6- 9
6-
5-30
40c
25c
Ohio Edison
G-20
6-12
•
6-16
25c
$20c
-
6-20
25c
(s-u)
dividend announcement under new
National Dairy Products Corp.
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—-
4% %
*
22V2C
—
12c
Corp.
■Plymouth Oil Co.
Ltd
Co.,
G-13
93=%c
(quar.)
Casualty (Detroit)
Name
Norfolk
6-10
(from
7-
5-31
(quar.)_
Common
6-16
30c
—
6-
(quar.)
6-23
7-15
6-30
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
5
6-21
6-30
Inc.
Aircraft
Placer
(quar.)
Specialty Mfg.
7-15
National City Lines (quar.)
National Company (stock dividend)-—National Cylinder Gas Co.—
Y.
6-
40C
50c
(quar.)—
Gas
0-30
-
t5c
(rcdueed)-U..-
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,-*—
10-16
6-16
40c
6-27
National Biscuit, common (quur.)
National Cash Register (quar.)..—
N.
1
6-20
America—
60c
(quar.)
...—...—
RIl.
National Aluminate
New
11-
40c
Ltd.
7-15
Pitney-Bewes, common (quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)
6-20
1
„
(quar.)—
Fund,
income)
Piper
5-29
7-
(quar.)
com.
Insurance
37%c
.—.—
common
6-13
7-15
Microwave—
^sonlcs
New
6-20
Natural
Pioneer
6-20
6-20
$1.45
Railway Ss Land Co.
4c
6c
——.—
Stock dividend (one share of Narda Ultra-
6%
6-20
7-14
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
Nachman Corp.
Nashville Ss
7%.
7-14
5%
securities
—
6% preferred (quar.)
Myers (F. E.) & Bros. Co.,
Natco
Piedmont
7-14
fund)
reserve
Mutual System Inc., common
Nardu
5-23
$1.37%
Ltd.,
Co.
Corp.
2y2C"
PllJsbtiry Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.$1..
Mines
6-13
•
Pickle
Gold
6-20
7-15
8- 1
7-15
.
$1-
7- 1
6-16
7-15
8- 1
12%c
5-23
Crow
5-20
7-10
6-20
(Final-liquidating distribution from special
(Kansas City) Shares of bene¬
(2 8/10c from net Invest¬
income
6- 4
7- 1
6-30
Interest
ment
Corp.,
6-30
$1.06%
(quar.)
Power,
Northport Water Works
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)
6-13'
1
$1.12
1st preferred (quar.)
Northland Utilities Ltd. (s-a)
6-15
30c
26y<c
Murray Co. of Texas, Inc. (quar.)
V
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.J—,——
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
ficial
Quebec
$1.50
$2.50
9J%c
75c
97%c..
-
7-15
$1.05
—
5%%
——
Co.
preferred
Northern
8-
Norristown
Ss
(quar.)
44c
preferred (quar.)_
5.80%
(quar.)
Mun.dngwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.).-—
Mutual Trust
7-
$15c
5-15
& Telegraph Co.
——.——
Brass
5%%
30C
Mueller
6- 2
6- 2
6-
6-10
2
5-21
C- <
6--4
6-30
50c
1
6-14
6-28
15c
—_.
telephone
50c
„
6-20
2
50c
$1.25
6-
•
$2
preferred
(quar.)
4.22%
preferred (quar.)-,—-———.!
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
New common (initial quar.)
—
5-16
„
Germantown
3%% pfd. A (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
±4,
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Philippine Tobacco Flue-Curing & Redrying
pre¬
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
5-19
——
pfd. (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. (Pittsburgh)—
States
7- 2
Philco
•
25c
(quar.)
Phila. Ss Trenton RR.
5-20
redemption
4.40%
Mount Vernon Mills, 7%
Mountain
6-14
at $50 per sh. plus this divid.)
1
Aug.
on
called
issue
6-10
$62 %C
Northam
2
15c
$2.50
—
—
35c
Co.
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
75c50c
(quar.)
common
Philadelphia,
7-21
*15c
.
$2.50 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
Warren Corp., $3 convertible
5-30
—
—
(N. Y.) (quar.)
class A (quar.)
North Star Oil Ltd.,
5-30
t$1.75
—
North River Insurance
6
6-
7- 2
t45c
Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)——
Moore-McCorumck Lines Inc. (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
$12.50 prior preferred (quar.)—
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc. (quar.)—
Morgan (J..P.) Ss Co. (quar.)
Morris (Philip) (see Philip Morris)
Morris Plan Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Motor Finance Corp., 85 pfd. (quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (reduced)
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
pref.
Payable of Rec.
Share
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common
'
Moulrose Chemical Co.
Holier$
When
far
'
5-21
37 %C
pfd. (quar.)
Monday, June 9, 1958
<.
Holier•
Payable of Rec
4c
•
(quar.)
Refractories
American
When
Share
;
North American Contracting (s-a)
North American Car Co. (quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd.
1
7-
$1.12%
$1.17%
4.50%
4.70%
Name of Company
Payable 0] Rec.
25c
.
.
.
Volume 187
Number 5749
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<2M6>
Par
Name of Company
-
Common
1
Co.
5%%
37%c V~
,
(J.)
6-10
5-16 v
■ 60c
•7-
(quarj_-
Rochester Telcpnone Corp., common
1
-7-
25c
■*-
5%
1
$1:25 "
5%
$1.25
preferred (quar.
2nd preferred (qnar.)r„__—
Rockwell Spring & Axel Co.—
Georgia Natural
$6 preferred (quar.)
€-2
7-
fA.
50c
Corp.•''(quar.)—:
V.p (Canada), Ltd.,' com.
convertible
preferred (quar.)
(final)
Rorer
*$1.433i
——
Rolls-Royce,. Ltd.- (Qrdihary),
Rome Cable Corp. (quar.)
15%
—
7-i5:
15c
6-25
12VuC
Ross. Gear & Tool (quar. )
Corp.,
7-
18c
(reduced)
preferred (quar.)
_■
St. Charles Hotel Cor (New Orleans)
4,30%
Lead Co.
25c
Joseph
5%
5%
1
-
1
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
$1.25
Joseph Light & Power
5%
St.
preferred A
Fire
Paul
St.
1
Regis Paper Co.—
Common
Voting
San
Transit.Co.,
vtc.
certificates
trust
7r
•:
fl5c
-
9-
'TV 15c
•
J25c
-
37Vac
25c
Common
(quar.)£.__i.i.:____
$4.50 series A preferred
*___—_—_
Common
Water
$1
.
.
-.6-30
6-10
6-19
40c
7-18
5-29
.6-12
-
Quarterly^
6-16
6-
5,
$1.02(2
6-16
6-
5
__
.:12V2C'.
6-24
6-19
7-10
6-19
$1.25
-
7-10
6-19
.7-10
6-19
.7-10
6-19
...
....
'.——
<
.
'
Seatrain- Lines
Securities
-$1.25
$1.25
:
.
$1.12 V2
6-12
6-
20c
6-20
6-
25c
7- 2
5-23
.
12y2c
(quar.)—
dividend
preferred
Title
J.. - Qu ar te rl y •
.
(reduced)
(quar.)..-
(Frank
& Power Co.—%• -•: '
preferred A fquar.
—
4Vi'^d preferred B (quftr.): ———-Sliawmut-Association (Boston) -(quar.)———
•Slie'lby Sale'sBboTt Cd,"-:ik_-ii-——i—i--Sliell Oil Cd. (quar.)i_-_^^_^^i_—-——
; Shell* Transport & Trading—
; :i
*
6-
.
Co.
of
Class
B
Class
B
Class
B
Sinclair
i
Oil
Co.
Skil Corp.
Smith (A.
(quar.)
5-26
6-26
6-
5
8-
5-25
6-
*
Sterchl Bros. Stores
j
preferred A
(quar.)
$$1.31
2
2
6-10
6-30
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.. 4y2%
5
Stockton, Whatley, Davln & Co
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
.
4-11
.
1
5-27
6-12
6-10
5%
7- 3
6-13
5-26
6-17
56c
7- 7
6-16
7-2
7-1
6-10
6-30
20c
15c
25c
6-10
7- I
5-26
6-16
6-29
6-17
2nd preferred
7- 1
6-17
7- 1
6-14
7- 1
7- 1
6-13
6-17
(quar.)
prior
preference (quar.)
(quar.)————
Stonecutter Mills, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)————
Btorer Broadcasting Co;; common (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)_
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Stroock (S.) & Co. (reduced)—-*:———*
5-29
Stone
Webster
&
—
-
7- 2
»
25c
.
J-
,
Stuart
•
Sun
5-
8
6-10
6-30
-
.
70c
:—
70c
.
Sun
Oil
5-30
Sun
Publishing, class A
5-30
,
.—
5-26
Class
6-14
5-23
Co.
B
(quar.—
9
Sundstrand
75c
6-14
5-15
6-12
50c
-
55c
ordinary
■" 6-10
-i—
6-
40c
,
Sunset
•" 8- 1
7-
Swift
1
2
30c
6-16
6-
:.*30c
7-31
6-30
(quar.)
50c
6-12
5-29
30c
6-10
..
6-14
6-7
—
Machine
Tool
(quar.)——
Mining
Petroleum
25c
6-14
6-
6-20
7
33c
4c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
—
Co
.
6-16
6-27
6-10
5- 8
6-12
5c
6-30
5-29
$35c
50c
50c
6-15
5-17
6-2
6-10
6-10
5-20
7- 1
5-29
7- 1
7- 1
6-16
6-16
30c
Co.
7- 2
6-14
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 2
7-15
6-10
62y2C
(quar.)—
7- 1
6-13
$27c
$27c
7- 2
6-16
6-13
6- 2
50c
6-10
5-29
7%c
6-18
6- 4
15c
7-2
6-6
45 c
5-29
6-28
6-1J
5-23
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
______
(S.
Morgan)
Co.
-
(quar.)
Talcott
'
Snap-On Tools (quar )__
30c
6-10
5-20
Snyder Tool & Engineering
10c
6-27
6-12
5%
6-27
6-12
-:- 50c
6-10
5- 2
25c
7-15
6-30
5%
1
Stock
•
8ocOny
Solar
•
MobilOif Co. Inc; (quar.)—-—--—
Aircraft: Ca.
Sono'co
(quar.)__
dividend^——.———
Product^'
(quar.)—
(quar.)
25c
—
■—
South American- Gold & Platinum Co.—;—
Stock- dividend-
—-—r——
6-10
7c
6-30
31 %c
: 6-30
?
COrpU cemm'on
(quar.)__
$1,25 preferred (quat.)^.^^ S
o'-.
$L55_, preferred (quar,
——
Sonotone
(James), Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
Taylor Instrument
Taylor,
:
PCarson &
(s-a)
5-23
;r
38% c
>jtl5c
...
r-
conv.
6-29
_____
(quar.)
Carson
(Canada),
Forging
6-14
6-30
6-10
m
Corp.—
(quar.)
260
31 %c
7-15
32c
6-10
Union Acceptance
60c
$-25
250
250
5%
$1.75
6-1$
70c
6-
6-10
6-13
ti
7-15
6-3$
'
common
(quar.)
30c
$1.12%
$1.23
Ciorp., Ltd.,
£i$<
$1.25
35a
it i
62 %c
'
30o
d
3?%c
$1
I
6-2$
.,40s
62%o
6-21
e-itf
ts
6-15
-
6- 8
*
IOC
common
partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
6-15
,
40c
*
8-1
ii-
Tl
t
Twin Disc Clutch
JSc
115C
30c
u
7-1
90c
Carbide
Corp.
Union Electric Co.,
$3.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
38c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
87 %c
$3.70
$4
$4.50
preferred
92 %c
iquar.)
Class
A
B
$1.12%
5-12
8- 1
$-1$
6-1$
of Omaha Ltd.
7- *
•
(quar.)
300
t
t
6-f
$" $,
6-26
6-16
25c
0-10
5-29
12%o
6-16
$-1$
Sugar (quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Aircraft
-19
8-1$
20c
United Air Lines Inc.
United
>19
8-15
60c
^
Union Stockyards
6-
U
*40c
(quar.)
Union
6-13
20o
(quar.)
Class
.'
8-15
Union Electric Steel Corp
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Union oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
3%
Corp.
6-16
$-15
75C
6-10
5-22
12%c
6-23
(quar.)
United
Aircraft Products
(s-a)
United
Amusement, Ltd.,
class A
7%o
Class
B
United Artists
5%
Corp.
preferred
United Can &
4V2%
&
35C
$1.12%
7- a
6-10
$-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas,
6-20
6- »
50c
6-10
B-27
50c
6-13
8c
6-16
6-
6-16
6- $
13%C
6-16
9- 5
15c
6-16
6- 6
10c
0-13
5-26
(quar.)*__**
Corp.
(Del.)
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
1%
5V2%
6%
7-15
25c
50%C
Corp.
dividend
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
United Corp.
6-13
6- a
of America
Fastener
Cities
Stock
6-27
6-16
Glass Co.—
United Carbon Co.
United
5-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Carton
preferred A
Unlted-Carr
5-31
6-16
(quar.)
Circuit, Inc.—
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co.
Board
tl
6-16
Theatre
preferred
United
6-23
*250
*25c
(s-a)
(s-a)
United Artists
(From net investment income)
6- 2
$
(quar.)*——
Telechrome Manufacturing, class A (quar.)**
5-29
Temco
Aircraft
(quar.)
6-30
6-20
6-26
6- 3
Templet Sc Li dell Fund
6-26
6-
Tennessee
:
United Elastic Corp.
(quar.).
50c
6-12
5-23
(quar.).
40c
6-10
5-23
75S
7-15
6-13
*75c
*$1
7- a
7- a
$-19
$-1$
37 %0
1* *
$-19
United Fruit Co.
-
(quar.)_.
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.):
Class
Ltd.
-—
preferred
Tecumseh Products (quar.)
-
:
4.32%'
30c
(quar.)*_*
Common
——
6-14
7- 1
United Electric Coal
'
Smith
6-14
7- 1
30c
5-27
55c
50c
$1
$3c
15c
15c
£8
7- 1
25c
Quarterly
Twin City Fire Insurance Co. (Minn.)
(s-a)
Twin Coach, Co., $1.50 conv. pfd. (resumed)
$4.50
(quar.)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.) ^
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. freduced)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply Co.
(quar.)
*
(quar.).—
&
.
6-16
5- 9
6- 7
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.)
3
6-21
.
dividend)
quarterly pay¬
payable in $1 par preference
International
8unshine
5-13
6-
..
7- 1
6-10
6-14
8unray Mid-Continent Oil, common
5
5-14
6-18
30c
O.)-Corp.
6-12
6-
6-21
.
7-31
22 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Temper Corp.,
Stock
5-29
7- 1
7- 1
$1.12
shares)
6-19
6-23
6- 2
6-13
(stock
ment of 10c
6-16
20c
v6-17
$$1.25
25c
—13%C
Class B
*12 %C
:—
6-18
l%c
6-20
7- 2
6-10
*15c
(quar.)_:
(Canada)—
quar.—
7- 2
+15c
1
16c
common
(quar.)
Assurance
Increased
6- 2
6-18
6-18
5-29
5-29
7-
7- 2
Fund—
Union
20c
(quar.)*___
Corp.,
preferred A
Sun Life
5-30
*50c
.
Company
Chemical
$4.90
5- 8
-.6-13
*25c
"
6-10
6-10
20c
9
6-30
6-27
$1.25
25c
7- 2
Union-Bag Camp Paper Corp.
6-13
6c
—
9
6-
1
6-30
7-20
r-
20C
-
.
6-
1
7-
25c
*15c
-
5-29
7-
"\-*30c
I
6-10
6-14
•.
25c
,
•
preferred
7- 2
25C
Corp.
160c
35C
..
/
25c
50c
5c
5c
45c
•,
6- »
6-10
(quar.)
Tyler Refrigeration (reduced quar.)
8-16
6- 9 ;
,
fl-10
7- a
150c
Century-Fox Films (quar.)
208 South La Salle St. Corp. (quar.)
6-14
9-1#
12-15
6-10
.
6-16
.
^
m.12%
Twentieth
8- 2
(quar.)*
$1:25
/
.*
4V2% preference (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Trunkllne Gas Co., $5 preferred A (quar.)*.
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power
(quar.)
5-27
—
6-16
20c
.
Tropical Gas (stock dividend)
Troy & Greenbush RR. Assn. (s-a)
True
8-15
6-10
pfd. (quar.)
6-1
7- 1
-J
_*^*___
,
Truax-Traer Coal Co., common (quar.)
$2.80 preferred A (quar.)
30c
43%c
Stlx, Baer & Fuller, common (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)——
6-
6-10
Quarterly
6-29
6-16
25c
(quar.)___—
6-25
37 %c
Quarterly
5-29
5-29
7-
0-25
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)__
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
6-10
—130c
—
6- 6
7- l
:
>16-20
5%
5-29
6-30
9-30
12-31
8%c
•
Travelers Insurance Co.
6-10
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
5-1S
5-2(
6-10
(quar.)
com.
5-25
6-10
6-23
6-16
170c
convertible preferred
6% preferred (quar.)
Transue & Williams Steel
6-9
6-10
(quar.)
—-—*
5%
5-10
7-10
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
25c
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)i_i**-^——*_
25c
Sterling Discount (Atlanta) (quar.)—15c
Sterling Trust Corp. (Toronto) (quar.)
$40c
5-19
*$1.75
(resumed)
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.
7-10
-
(quar.)
5Vt%
Steinberg's/Ltd.,
6-13
(quar.)——
Smith Engineering Works fquar.)__
Smith
15c
5-28
-7- 2
10%
:
6-20
5-28
5%. convertible
1
Venezuelan
6-30
6-13
20c
v:.
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Singer Mfg. Amer. deposit receipts
6-20
•
Ltd.—
—
Simplicity Pattern
(quar.)-l—
Simpson's; Ltd.
(quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.- (quar.)
6- 2
6-30
6-13
6-
Simonds Saw &
'
6-16
10c
18%c
25c
25c
iquar. 1—
Steel (reduced)
5-15
______
—
I
160C
Trans-Canada
6-16
Jersey)
(quar.)—*
6-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
37%c
B
6-10
6-30
25c
6-20
*
Class
6-30
$1.06%
(Los Angeles)—
94c
Kentucky
6% preferred (quar.)*^_ii**i__i—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
6% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).:
—
^
6% preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
6- 6
50c
Construction,
6-6
15c
common
$2
6-16
(quar.)
7-1
4j/2%
f
6- 6
6-25
1
30c
50c
60c
87VaC
6-
7-1
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
6
7- 1
7-
4y2 %
6-28
7- 2
—
(quar. )i
3-15
5-29
7-9
76c V- 6-20
(quar.)-—
Co;
3-15
6-13
5-20
-
Ltd., common. (quar.)_—:
preferred "(quar.):-—:——
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)_—
Simmons
8-15
11-15
6-13
11- 8
B
1%
6-10
f
A
30c
7-23
6-
,
Class
-
Sllverwood Dairies,
-
of
(New
25c
31 %c
Toronto General Trust (quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
1
3-15
$-31
3iy4c
dividend)
Quarterly
Packing (quar.)
Todd Shipyards Corp.
(quar.)*_,
9-15
12-
6-15
6-14
Bearing Co
preferred
Class
Co. (quar.)
State Loan & Finance Corp., class A (quar.)
6-
V 50c
'Silkhit,
5v"c
10-1
12-15
15c
25c
6-10
25c
Sigma Mines (Quebec), Ltd.^—
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)—
-
30c
1%
5-31
(quar.)
Tobln
6-16
1
6-13
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Roller
Title Insurance & Trust
5-29
7-
State Fuel Supply
6-10
■
(quar.)—
Co.
Co.
Stedman Bros., Ltd.
38c
Breweries, Ltd'.' (quar.)—
6-16
30c
Standard"Shares (s-a40c
6-16
30c
*
Corp:
Sicks'
$1.12 V2
5-29
6-16
"
preferred (quar.)
—_——-——
of America (quar.)
Sinjlton, Inc.j class A (quar.)—
:—-—-
-
6-16
25c
Roofing
5%
5-15
6J16"
6-20
—
Canada,
Tishman Realty &
5-15
'8-8
.7- 8
$56%c
'
7*y
Shoe
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
'
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp
Sherwin-Williams
5-
1
6-16
$50c
—
-
6-10
5
..
New- York shares'*
Sheller Mfg. Corp;- (reduced)——
.
20c
1
15c
American- sharesiiwi-'-^r-'———-~
Shell Transport-'
Trading Co. Ltd.—
.
Timken
6-30
5
12-1
10c
4'f$
.
Tilo
2
7-15
5
6-
10c
"
:
''
•
2
6-
5-16
•/Shawinigaff Water
i
2
6-
6-14
6-13
i
$1
(initial series)
preferred "B"
(stock
6-
6-14
5-12
Oil
Oil
6-16
6-10
-■
,
(quar.)
Co.
Tidewater
t$l
1
5-23
*
'*
7-
Adams
$1.50
6-10
?
5%:--
•'
L
G.)
7-18
9-
12l/zc
,
Shattuck
1
7«
22c
rv
—_______
—^
8-
55c
Oil Co, (Ohio),
6-
%7- 1*
_
75c"
fServomechanrsms, Inc; *(stock dividend) _____
Seven-Up Bottling Co"; Los Angeles, Calif.—
,
Quarterly
—■
—*•"
Extra
7-18
62J/2c
3% % preferred A (quar.)
93%c
Standard Pressed Steol (quar. )i^a_j-.—8c
Standard Register, common
(quar.)^i^.4._i« *
30c
Class
A
(quar.)_—
30c
Indiana
of
Co.
Oil
cleared
B
7-18
1
B
Standard
; With above payments all arrears will be
Class
1
—
Standard
-6-13.
,6-20
7-.75C
.
i_Li.-j.-r_j—
< accum.)
■
8-
8-
6-26
6-10
6-13
7-l0
6- 3
35C
Building, Inc. (Chicago)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc.—
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-14
<*$1.12 "
"
by end of this vear.
Serrick Corp., 90c class A common
7-18
6-9
6-14
_
$1.25
..
.
preferred
1
27'Ac
27V2c
(quar.)
9-10
7- 1
:15C
'.
(quar.)_—____
4.50% .-preferred
(quar.)-^ii-—'
Oil & Gas Co., 5%%pfd. (accum.)
-
8-
7-
5-2$
0-30
7-10
25C
(quar.)
50c
*
'
non-convertible
1%
6-10
9-30
12 %c"
5%
conv.
5%
35c
70c
'
t,
5%
7-18
^____
(quar.
Standard Oil Co. of California
12 %c
_
•Seminole
7-18
7-18
1
25c
Standard
30c '>•' *7- 1
>
_
Seei'nan Bros.' (quar:)____.
'Seiberling Rubber, common
5{'o
preferred A (quar:)
1
1
8-
300
6-21
6-13
25c
B
preferred
7- 1
10c
!
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Thompson Products, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thorofare Markets Inc., common
7-18
5-2*
10c
$1.15
6-10
31 %C
—
6-16
Class
6-10
35C
8-
^
15c
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1:1
tl
25C
common
Inc.,
8-
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
Angeles)—
(Los
Textiles,
Thomas Industries,
30c
Oil
40c
$1.19
97V2c
20c
$1.12y2
$-16
7-10
7-iflf
1
8-
$1.21
6-16
1
6-1®
$1.14
(quar.)
1
7-
5-26
30c
1
.
4%
preferred A
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)
Thermoid Co. (reduced)
Thermos King Corp.
7-10
,
6-10
6-16
6-16
(quar.)
$1.10
5-29
■
preferred
$1.06'A
!____—_—_
preferred
$4.84
Texas Utilities
5
6-20
6- 3
1
7- 1
25c
$1
6-16
7-
7-
$1.35
(quar.)
$1.03%
6 -10
t
$4.56 pfd.
1
8-
(stock dividend)_^ii
Standard
—_—
(quar.)
Insurance
*
->.7- 1
3%
•
Power & Light,
7-
45c
dividend
Class
1
6-14
92V2c
dividend
75c
Acceptance Corp.—
Stock
5%
Security
•
7-
•
$-21
6-2$
$1.24
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
6-16
1
6-10
6-1$
;
7-
31c
$1.25
$1.16V*
Standard Financial Corp., common
6
•■10c
i
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Sprague Electric (quar.)
a
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Standard Brands, common (increased quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
2
7-
$1.07
-
Stock
6-10
7-10
25c
'
$4:75 -preferred (quar.)i
$5 preferred (quar.)*.
$5 preferred' A (quar.)_
$5 preferred B "(quar.)
Seabrook Farms, 4%%
pfd. (accum.)
Sealed Power Corp-."-(reduced)^—
Sears, Roebuck <fe Co. (quar.)
10c
—
;
8ports Arena (Del.)
Stock
$1.18%
:—_
(quar.)
common
6-
5c
$4 preferred
5-31
6-16
$1.16
25c
preferred
Gulf
Texas
6-10
6-10
Quarterly
25c
Seaboard Finance Gov,
.
common
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)^_
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc;, common (quar.)
$4.50 conv. preferred (quar.*)
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
2
6-26
$1
75c
—
Income)
(quar.)__
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common
(quar.)
5-31
25c
$1
$1.21
rexas
5-31
6-15
500
:
Transmission Corp.—
(quar.v
preferred
Texas
5-31
6-15
15c
$1.19'
(quar.)
investment
Gas
5.40%
8-15
5-31
Spencer
6-19
1
9-15
6-15
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.96%
6-15
(quar.)
Sparton Corp., 6%
$1.23
$1.39%
Fund Inc..—
Common
5-31
(quar.
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_
Sovereign Life Assurance Co. (s-a)
5-16
8-
5-15
5-31'
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
7-18
.
5-16
6-13
6-15
4.40%
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).!
Inc., class- A (quar.)
4.10%
Scripto,
4.36%
6-i0
'
.,85c
___———
Scralitoh-Springbrook
4.60%
6-13
5-30'
,8- 1
50c
Paper Co., common (quar.)——,—
preferred (quar.)
---—
$4 preferred (quar.
Scott & Williams (quar. )^_-—_—:___
:
$3.40
Texas
Texas
6-15
-
(quar.)
preferred
6-
:
28c
(quar,)
4.40%
1
6-13
$1.50
1
3.90%
'
7-
5-26
25c
.
(quar.)
4.25%
7- 1
6-16
6-16
$l.06V4
(quar.)
11-1
.
7-1
'
$1.18%
Electric, 5%
$1.26
,
$1.31%
$1.12%
Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
preferred
$4.84 preferred
$4.64 preferred
8-16
7- 1
'
(s-a)_
4.15%
6-12.
35c
,
"Scott
,
'
15c
...
$1.12,/a
(quar.)——
corp.
8
3.70%
Speer Carbon
r
Electric
$4.76
!
$1.20
8-11.
6-16
m
Inc.—
A
$1.27%
;
Company (quar.)
Texan
7-15
1
$1.26Vt
8-ir
.
.7-15
r.: :
8
8-
8-
25c
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service
8-
6-16
•
preferred
Southwestern Gas &
$1.16
$1.16%
$1.22%
...
25%
Texas
6-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
•
6-30
$1.12V2
Co.,
—
Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)_
75c
(quar.)——
Gas
preferred
6-30
20c
.."
6-20
24c
Southwestern Electric Service Co.
2
6- 6
11-15
15c
common
—
Schwitzer
$6
Natural
preferred
8-15
"
.
3
5-
1
5
7-18
7-15
\
—
Power" Co.
Paper Mills
4.65%
•;
19- 1
Milling Co. Ltd
:
Bridge, Ltd:
(quar.)
Sobering Corp., 5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Schlage Lock Co._
Utah
4.28%
9-15
-
;$35i§c
Carlos
Scruggs-Vandervocrt-Barney,
1
6-
8-15
(From
(quar.)
7-10
.6-14
t34%c
-
common—
Baniia
;nr
6-30
$62y2c
70c
6-13
1
,7-17
I15C '
:
_
Antonio
6-
5
$1.20
preferred (quar.).:
Southwest
12- 1'
6-16
$1.10
5%%- preferred A-"dquar.)_-_'__^_^_u^^_j.^
5 3,4 c/o" preferred • - (quar.)
San
>16
.12-15
.
6-
(quar.)
Southland
6- 2
9-
6-30
27c
(quar.)~_'—
preferred
Southern
4
-
$4:40 pfd. series, A (quar.)_*_*
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey; Ltd., common——
•
.
60c
6-16
Electrlc-^-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.05%
5-23
.
6-1*
6
'
'
30C
;
1
0-
6-
6-16
6-28
50c
40c
Southland Royalty Co.
$1.25
(quar.)—
6-
6-10
■„
$1.25
(quar*>___:
Marine Insurance
&
6-12
37 iic
(quar.)„_—i:
434%
5%
~.-
7- 1
7- 1
6-16
50c
$50c
35d
$1.02'/a
$1.06%
$1-15
Stock dividend
4V2%
5-26
.6-13
$1.25
(quar.)__
convertible preferred A
6-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)__
5.10% preferred (quar.)__
5.12% preferred (quar.)_.
5.25% preferred (quar.)
4.50% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.16% 2nd preferred (Initial)
'
5-26
•-
6-20
4.65%
J$1.50
non-cumulative preferred
1
-
,25c
.
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
,
St.
$2
50c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Southern Union Gas, common (quar.)__
4"4% preferred (quar.)
7- 1
7_
7-1
5%
7-11
..
Louis Public Service, class A (quar.)i___"
Louis, San Francisco Ry—
.,6%
5-26
-
-
St.
.
6-17
6- 6
7-25
''
(quar.)
St.
61.
5-28 1
7-1
$1.07^2
____
6-16
Railway Co.—
Common
6-13
3
6-20
15C
:_
1
(auar.)
preferred
Southern
6-13
25c
—
Saieway. Stores, Inc., common* (quar.-)4% preferred (quar.)
:
n
*4.80%
6-10
7-
7-
Southern Nevada Telephone (initial)
Southern-Pacific car.
cquar.)—
5-15-
-40c
.
7-15
7-15
4.80% preferred (quar.) I
Southern Nevada Power Co.^f
6-136-30
6-10"
:
7- 3
shares) v; $0.9223
(quar.)
Safety Industries
;
6-25
10C
5c
Co.
Common
6- 2
40c-
~
-
common
Royal Dutch Petroleum (20 guilders
Ruberoid
1
1
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
6-12
8-
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Sbuthern Indiana "Gas'&
6-13
-
__________
6%
6-10
7-30
-
7-1
l2y2c
(quar.)
'
6-10(
7- 2
25c
H.),'Inc. "(initial quar.)
Rose Marie Reid, common (quar.)
5%. preferred <quar.)__
(W.
Rothmoor
'
7- 2
-
com.
Sligar, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
r.
Company, Ltd. < quar.)
.5% original preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)________
Southern Carlacla Powe'r Ltd., com. (quar.)—
5-16
6-10
,
'
*20c
(quar.)__
56V4C
Gas,
8 %
J
Rockwell-Standard
Roe
6-12
Southam
6-13
changed to
Name
1
South Porto Rico
6-13,
i
7-
Name of Company
6-12
62y2c
»
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
:4Va% preferred (qudr.
South Pertn Oil C6.' (4uar.f—
6-13,
'4
•7-1
1
South
6-20
5
7-
$1.50
South
2*
6-
6-16'
—l-f
(s-a)
.
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
&0c
common
preferred (quar.)
.4.50% preferred' (quaf.)_
5-23 -
,
6-16
'-5c
-
Rochester & Genesee RR.
-6-10
"
~
3c
(initial)-
'
When
Share
South Carolina Electric-A Gas,
6-10
.6-20
-
Company
5%
6-20
-50c
(H. "H".) Co.- (quar.)
Robinson (J; C.)Co.,$l class A (quar.)
'
Per
Name of
\
-6-16
-%"34?'ac
„_i
Co.
Robertson
Common
v
i
(quar;)iii*
preferred (quar.)_:
Robertson
.,:. When Holder*
Payable of Rec. \
Share ^
,
Robertshaw-Fultonf Controls
tl
B
preference
United Gas Corp.
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement, common (quar.)**
4%%
United
Illuminating
6-27
7> 1
32%d
Co—
50o
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
7- 1
.
United Insurance Co. of America (quar.)—_
20c
United
250
5-29
1-19
flfc a
"
—
20c
12-
1
ll-lo
6-16
6- 9
"
-5%
3
Corp.
(quar.)
Merchants
&
Manufacturers
(quar.)
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2596)
Par
When
Payable
of Rec.
41
regis, (final
1957 of 10%
from capital re¬
snecial of 33i%
a
free
serves
deduction
less
income
British
of
depositary
for
7-
expenses
U.
8.
Borax &
Ceramic
Tile
6-13
8.
U. 8.
U.
Co...—
——-
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
U. 8. Printing & Lithograph Co.—
8.
U.
6-
6
6
1
6-
6
6-19
6-
4
6-16
15c
—
preferred
iquar.)
621,2C
United Steel Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
convertible
U. 8. Tobacco, common
1%
pfd.
non-cum.
6-13
5-26
6-10
56-
6
6-27
8-30
11-15
8-
1
1
(quar.)—
Marion Corp. (quar.)
6-16
6-
(5-16
6-
5-29
6-30
6-
30c
'
Preferred
A
Sciver
E.)
66-
5
7-
50c.
6-16
6-
30c
clair
^Payable
7-
6-
Oil
Venezulean
under
Victor
Co.
new
Co.
Equipment
in
resident
5
1
Less
a
5
6-30
6-10
6-23
.
5-27
8-
xLess
7-17
1
6-16
6-16
6-
2
8-
7-
2
♦30c
1
7-
156 Vic
8-1
50c
6-30
6-12
15c
6-10
6-
(quar.)
7-
2
Net
-
2
the
at
Non
source.
6-20
6-
7-
U.
Income
The
corrected
7-
1
6-20
5-29
6-20
5-29
Sales
6-20
5-29
Net
6-20
5-29
Federal
$1.25
Net income
6-20
Canadian
nonresidents tax
•Net
income
divds.
dividends
25c
6-13
5- 2
6834c
6-30
6- 2
50c
6-13
5-29
,.
Common
$4.50
8-
6-16
6-
€-30
12 Va
6-20
6-
3
20c
6-20
6-
6-20
6-
$1.56 V4
6-20
6-
3
6-16
5-29
12 Vac
7
50c
9-18
25c
Inc.
—V.
6-
Weeden
4%
4%
'
6-30
&
1
6-16
25c
7-
1
6-14
7-
7-
1
of
6-20
Oil
&
&
New
common
5%
quar.)
—
.
"
'
Wickes Corp.
6%
Wilcox
preferred
5%
conv.
5%
conv.
Will
•
Bros,
&
1''
6-
6-14
&
.
Co.,
5-31
7-15
.
,710-
1
6-10
9-10
*,
V
1
6-13
7-
1
25c
7-
V
Winn-Dixie
6-10
20%
reported
quarter
this
by
of
!
1958
company
action
Hotel,
Inc.
with the company's
earnings
period
is
V.
FOR
per
ended
March
subject
187,
to
approval
1482
pp.
FIRST
FOUR
1958—Month—1957
between
8-
1
7-11
service,
7-
1
6-
6
cut
7-
1
28,
6-
6
.with
the
States
transmission
the
of
businesses
called Telex,
Canada
24
communications
hours
at
and
and
a
day
Pacific
7-
6-20
/system
6-10
the
1
6-17
,bere
40c
6-30
6-20
6-20
7-
1
6-20
York
5-15
6-20
6-16
5-28
$1.25
6-16
5-28
6-20
7-30
20c
7-
1
6-16
6-20
6-10
-6-10
5-17
25c
;
(quar.)__
8-
1
$1.06 V4
7-
1
'
7-11
6-16
8c
6-28
6-12
$1.50
7-31
7-15
due
loans
;-f :
Apr. 5,'58
-
Federal
income
1958.—V.
taxes
"
the
States
is at ..the
City.
During
the
subscribers
and
in
at
rates.
<•
J.
trial
period
the
City
who
York
stores
period
and
operates
will
The
will
be
be
able
new
throughtelegraph
be
jointly
Canadian
to
41
the
new
hotels
installation
and
of
.
..
New
•
.
available
in
Telex
Broadway.
to
21
to
Trust
Co.
Phillip
to
which
Telex
2273.
p.
annual
*
messages
may
be
sent
from
New
City -where the service is inaugurated are: Calgary,
Alberta;"
Edmonton,
Alberta;
Ft.
William,
Ontario;
Gander.
Newfoundland;
Nova Scotia; Hamilton, Ontario; London,
Ontario; Montreal,
Quebec;
Ottawa,
Ontario;
Quebec,
Quebec;
Regina,
Saskatchewan;
Saint
John, New Brunswick; St. John's, Newfoundland;
Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan; Sherbrooke, Quebec; Sudbury, Ontario; Toronto, On¬
tario; Vancouver, British Columbia; Victoria, British
Columbia; Wind¬
and Winnipeg,
Inc.—Acquisition—
founded in
was
sales
projects.
of
to buy the stock of Judson
the
of
Steel
Corp.,
stock
in
Area
90
years
ago.
$12,000,000, not including
subsidiary of Yuba and
a
President.
Judson
Pacific-Murphy
which Carlos J.
of
the Bay
approximaely
operate as
will
It
Murphy will remain as
portion
builds
and
owned
was
by
President.
is
Maas
large
gantry and traveling cranes.
Some of its more
have
been
the
construction
of
the
$63,000,000
Bridge,
building
the
world's
second
largest
Mount Hamilton, Calif., and putting in the rein¬
projects
Rafael
area.
in
This
1958.
President
became
is
the
in
Yuba
of
eight
Manitoba.—V.
187,
p.
1694.
acquisition
January,
since
L.
J.
McGara
1957.-
'
Acquisition—
This corporation
nets,
of
Inc.
jointly
has purchased
Cincinnati,
Ohio,
May 25 by J.
on
L.
the stock of Weber Engineered Pro<l«
according
McGara,
to
made
announcement
an
President
of
Yuba,
Louis L.
and
Weber. President of Weber.
;
Weber
manufactures
broad line
a
Includes Safe-T-Guard power
and
other
specialty -items
Choremaster.
many
which
Choremaster
power
line
manufacturers
which
products
Yuba
are
will
of
for the
company
tiller;
and
that
of
there
Magna
Magna-Line
The
through
similar
retail
addition
new
operation and
a
are
will
Weber
give
Power
home
outlets,
the
brand name
as
also
variety of jobs.
a
complement
1958.
has
Products, Inc.
grown
and
has
offices
and
experimental
187. p.
garden
March,
people
V.
the
features such
and
Yuba
Tool
workshop
and
Magna
since
a
both
balanced
complete
line
of
founded in
1952
by Mr. Weber.
more
power
tools
owner.
Weber Engineered
The
under
in
seasonal,
products
home
equipment which
many special
to
mower
Shopsmith
purchased
marketed
somewhat
consumer
marketed
are
special attachments for doing
The
Corp.,
tobls,
of outdoor power
lawnmowers, garden tillers, tiller mowers,
The Choremaster line has
being convertible from
York
Ontario;
$1.29
„
operation at
wholesale unita
10
already has four steel fabrication plants; one is in Buffalo,
Y,, and one in Honesdale, Pa. The Judson Pacific-Murphy purchase
gives Yuba 10 major operating divisions, five of which have been
Halifax,
sor,
and
in
Yuba
are,
,
_
cities
retail
455
versus
units
N.
100
communicate
with 1,000 business firms in 21 major Canadian cities. First
of
the
city's .banks
to
join the
new
network
will
be
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, First National City Bank of New York
and Manu¬
Canadian
wholesale
9
telescope on top of
forcing steel for Shafta Dam.
It
is currently
building the highest
arch
bridge in the. world over the Colorado River in Arizona and
doing the steel work for the $110,000,000 Glen Canyon Dam in the
be¬
Mav
new'link
a
will
subscriber
Street
service
as
two-way
It
Initial
34th
service
on
directly
facturers
6,216,04$
$1.51
Pacific-Murphy is the largest independent structural steel
fabricating company west of Kansas City; it fabricates and erects
structural steel for bridges and building, forms and installs reinforcing
.
National And
,
New
latest
Richmond-San
nations.
automatic,
Canadian
Canada.
Sheraton-McAlpin
initial
in
six
8,019,336
6,281,205
retail
187,
venture
prominent
correspondents
telegraph companies., First American
is Sheraton Corp. of America, which
United
service
two
dial
time-distance
and
9,514,830
share—
Pacific-Murphy
has
now
joint
2,224,665
"
the
the
of
to
Apr. 6,'57
5, 1958, 52 new supermarket locations were in varlou*
development and the company anticipates, that 16: of thaaa
operation by the end of the current fiscal year on Juna
in
be
Judson
It
$4,259,047
exchange
inaugurated
was
hailing
users
*
448,021,613 391,643,56*
19,418,023
15,788,469
-
Pacific-Murphy Corp., Emeryville, Calif. This announcement was made
jointly on June 3 by J. L. McGara, President of Yuba, and J. Phillip
Murphy, President of Judson Pacific-Murphy Corp.
MONTHS
teleprinter
for instant,
special
5-23
1
bank
Stores, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Yuba Consolidated Industries,
1254:'
and
1,447,883
.
•.
industries
will permit
6-10
1
term
April
Judson
$2,792,736
724,434
,
Canada
messages
operated by Western Union
7-
$7,500,000
prepay
The company has completed negotiations
1958—4 Months—1957
$1,287,893
customer-to-customer
United
5-23
7-
to
by
$15,674,772 $17,393,880
3,413,839 ' 12,882,036
13,134,833
It-
.
6-10
6-10
187,
earlier.
year
will
$4,701,732
$710,363
inc.— _336,037
oper.
first
the
7-11
75c
1956.—V.
borrowings including loans of $5,304,000 for
company's first mortgage bonds which matured
..
465
the
of
purchased
5-23
1
before
stages of
31.
Western Union Telegraph Co.— Installs U. S.-Canada
New Teleprinter Exchange Service—
1
7-
used
were
end
At
share
Co.—Earnings Decline—
APRIL AND
ry. oper.
187/ p., 1829.
The
6-24
979,746 shares
..
bank
the
of
—
same
from
.-.Net: railway
9
50c
.
Judson
above.—V.
3,242,682
8-
$1.25
be
retire
.
There
the
on
Knapp, Inc.—Exchange Offer Extended—
expenses.
$1.433i
$1.25
r
—•
first
2626.
p.
rev.
tween
'
1958,
March 31,
on
the proposed
after taxesoutstanding
Earnings per common
of
oper.
Net
6-14
6-
75,722
656,648
shares
.
(quar.)_
pfd.
the
12-month
$3,953,045
5-15
35c
(monthly)
the
for
revenue—
6-10
18 Vic
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
in
was
oper.
1
1
will
to
Earnings
4%, or one share for every 25 shares out¬
declared on May 2 for all stock outstanding at the end
Period End. April 30—
7-
25c
(quar.)
52%
Railway
6-10
$1.06V4
(quar.)
Scores
»
5-26
>
972,910
$1.47
75,460
734,703
Shares
6-13
7-
covering
and
steel
6-25
1
$1.27
73,553
738,242
40 Weeks Period Ended—
of
EARNINGS
t
(quar.)
common
of
1957
Western Pacific RR.
6-10
•
20c
(quar.)
——————
(quar.)—
preferred
of
Commodore
9
5-30
1
and
1957,
Sales
stock
186,
15c
(quar./-^
(quar.)
Co.
stock
was
means
V.
6-13
7-
7-
75c
& Baumer Candle Co.——__—
Williams
$4.25
'
6-14
$1.31 V4
8ewing Machine Co,—_
pfd. series A (s-a)
pfd. series B (s-a)__
Williams
Wilson
1
& Gay
Wilcox Oil Co.
of
50c
common
(quar.)
period
85c
(quar.)
Stores,
preferred
$4.25
Mfg.
income
net
25c
Paper .(quar.)
Cement
in
day June 6.
This
Washington P. S. Commission.
$1
(quar.)
$1,503,276
.
payment
A
6
30c
50c
(quar.)
$1,832,440
$1.79
stock--r
common
on
Winn-Dixie
6-13
7-
-
share of com. stk.
preferred stock—__
372.
p.
5-29
6-14
12VaC
(quar,)—
preferred (quar.)—
Wieboiat
6-
1
7-
tl5c
:
White Motor Co., common
;
7-
tl5c
(increased)
———.
Whitehall
6-30
6-13
30c
:
A
1,469,000
$1,325,092
2,972,276
'
equipment.
As an adjunct to its meat packing, dairy and poultry
business, the company produces a variety of pharmaceutical products
which are sold to leading drug houses for further
processing.—V. 187,
...
.......
...
.
dividend
Webb &
12-15
30c
(quar.)__.
Whirlpool Corp., common
'4*4% preferred (quar.)
5V4%
1-1-59
tl5c
$1.25
class
930.
Railway
•Wheeling Steel Corp., common-—;.—
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
Whitaker
9-15
30c
(quar.)
1,962,000
on
April 1, 1958.
- Company is the third largest meat packer in the United States.
Through two subsidiaries, Wilson Athletic Goods and Wilson Sporting
Goods, the company is one of the largest manufacturers of athletic
6-16
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
-
3,794,440
1,284,000
P.
'
.
Westpan Hydrocarbon
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar,)_.
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
lien
6-26
1
""
Brake
Coal
(George), Ltd.,
fincreasedt
prior
6-10
7-
20c
Class B
4%
2
10-
40c
tqnar.V—
Westmoreland, Inc.
Weston
6-10
$1.50
.
1482.
p.
Directors
also set the company's annual
meeting for June 27 in
Seattle, Wash.
During 1957, the company invested $5,523,500 for new construction
to provide extension of service throughout the
company's service area.
—V. 187, p. 372.
6-12
6-20
35c
tquar.)_
Air
Westmoreland
6-28
a
6-18
11c
1
Westlnghou6e
6-
1
15c
(initial"—
preferred
1
7-
Stationery Corp.—
prei erred
5%
7-
25c
(quar.)
$0.37
187,
Pictures, Inc.—Distribution Contract—
business
the
See
(quar.)
Western Tablet
5-23
50c
Snowdrift
Kentucky Gas
6-13
50c
Sugar
currently outstanding.—V.
dividend, rather than a cash dividend, was declared as
conserving cash for use in construction to expand the
company's system to keep abreast of a growing demand for natural
gas throughout the company's certificated area.
5-29
50c
Westeel Products Ltd. (reduced
"Western Department Stores
Western
6-10
75c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)We6t Jersey <fc Seashore RR.. com.
(s-a)
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper (quar.)——
Indies
2,609,092
——
Canadian
and
(estimated)-—
,
Proceeds
the
a
stock
The
6-30
15c
(quar.)
shares
report for the first quarter of 1958, issued
report, also showed an increase in
common
the
5-23
50c
(quar.)
James
similar
standing,
6-27
1
60c
preferred (quar.)_
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
ment
income)
:
Wesson
7-
€-10
50c
4%
West
6-10
25c
25c
preferred
$0.46
618,898
1960
annual
A
of
(quar.)
$513,554
3.
1957
6-14
2
50c
Co., common
convertible
Bros.
p.
the
May
6- 9
7-
$1.37 Va
.
$637,845
$0.36
1,380,351
increase
An
6-20
The
u.
$500,289
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Increased—
7-25
7-15
Cc
(quar.)
preferred
-
Canadian
and
Earnings
6
35c
(quar.)
1,132,452
524,835
.
taxes——
5-15
1
8-20
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Weco Products
;
$56,727,074 $54,033,789 $52,718,507
———
garten & Co.
Bros.'Pictures
187,
6-16
1
7-
$3.50
(quar.)
4,882
* •.
uled to be made about June 24.
efficient and economical method of handling back-room functions.
more
over
—
Webcor,
1956 1
4,215
Smith, Barney & Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., and HallPublic offering of the debentures is sched¬
1956
Clark, President of National.
Decision
was,
reached by Warners alter experiments in
several
cities
over
the past
few years.
Initial steps were taken
in Butte,
Denver, Omaha, Des Moines, Milwaukee and Albany and resulted in a
4
6-12
J 35c
*
1957
1,367,385
729,540
share
per
and
Bros.,
5-12
7-
40c
62 Vac
Ltd.-—
9-
6-10
tlOc
62VaC
Wayne Knitting Mills
1957
sale of $15,000,00 sinking
July 1, 1978 was filed June 5 by the
company with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The underwriting group will be managed jointly by
Distributing Corp. and National Film Service,
Inc., have concluded an agreement whereby the latter will handle
physical distribution operations of its exchanges, ft was announced
May 21 by Benj. Kalmenson,
Executive
Vice-President
of
Warner
3
:
1958
1,025,124
—.——
after
on
Warner
3
$1.43 3i
—
taxes
Warner
6-16
Washington Oil Co
Washington Water Power Co. (quar.)
Waukesha Motor
1958
parts,
,
6-16
6-30
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
th«
of
fund debentures due
$10,307,371 $10,935,839 $10,179,202
—
taxes™
before
income
•Based
6
12c
75c
(quar.)
Wire
operations
Wilson & Co. Inc.—Files With SEC—A registration state¬
7-17
1
$1.12 Va
(s-a)—
preferred
income
•Earnings
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Washburn
of
2523.
p.
984,323 shares outstanding March 31,
31,
.
ment
Inc.—Earnings Show Decline—
;
—
per
on
on
March
1694.
5-29
'
-
results
186,
Up—Earnings Lower—,
—
Cash
Indicated here.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
Investing Corp.—
*
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
Walt Disney Production see Disney (Walt)
Walter (Jira» Corp. (increased quar.)
Ward Baking, common (quar.)
S Va % preferred (quar.)_
RR
on
Cash
Is
less 15%
Wallace & Tiernan
6-11
Wall Street
River
Fed.
income
(Continued from page 10)
5-23
6-14
35c
$1.05
Common
Ware
service
for Federal
payment
tax.
funds,
8.
Incorrect.
was
5
16c
Worts,
$0.41
tax.
General Corporation and
Investment News
$1.03
Wagner Electric Corp.- (quar.)—
Walte Amulet Mines, Ltd
Waldorf System (quar.)—
——:.——
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
&
of
income—
on
•Based
25c
preferred tquar.)-—
;
6Vi% preferred (quar.)-"—-——
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)_
Walker
sales
taxes
on
$1.01
5s,4%
(quar.)
(H.) Gooderham
Co.—Sales
Provision
5
6-20
—
—
combined
4,404/
and
before
taxes
dividend.
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
income
Jamaica
6-31
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
the
sold
sales—including
Income
P-
$1.50
Corp., $3 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Materials Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)——.—
class A
$0.36
:
_
includes
Motor
vehicles
accessories,
6-10
30c
$4.50
Walker & Co.,
share
Three Months Ended March 31—
5-26
2
—
'
7,471,695
3,936,314
7.660,000
$10,759,589 $12,473,486
——————————-—
statement
New
6-10
6-18
.
Vulcan
9,729,264
4,036,366
7,060,000
taxes.
income
30, 1957, Kieckliefer Container Co. and The Eddy Paper
merged into Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
The accompanying
were
> White
6-20
*50c
.
—
Federal
5-16
50c
7-15
X12 Vac
—.—
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preefrred (quar.)„
$5.00 preferred (quar.)Virginia Telephone <fo Telegraph Co.—
Common
(quar.)
(guar.)
66,762,981
provision
equipment
taxes
per
April
1957
'
preferred
and
plants,
merged companies for the period.—V.
30c
Viking Pump Co.
(Iowa)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6% preferred (acctim.)—.——
5Va%
of
tear
7-10
50c
,
Virginian Railway,
common
0% preferred (quar.)
Vita Food Products (quar.)—,
income
income
On
6-10
1
6-10
7-31
(initial)
for this
of
62,591,286
sold
and
used
and
income
Net
Net
5-29
Corp.
7-
1957
2
6-20
1
$1.25
tauar.
15%;
British
name
(quar.)
6-
7-
37 Vac
Canadian
tax
changed to Sinsee dividend an¬
Ltd.
(quar.)——————h—:
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
exclusive
expenses,
_,
Federal
$1,25
5% class A preferred (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)——
Vecder-Root, Inc. (quar.)/.—
———
nouncement
and
than
6-14
—
y Previous
published date
date and/or record date
Vlau,
wear
other
2
15c
•Transfer books not closed
6-20
7
30c
♦Pavable in
name
timber
of
roads
6-
6
6-14
37'/2c
37 Vac
'
Cost
and
50c
common..——
Ziegler Coal & Coke
Co.—
Venezulean Petroleum
1958
below
Taxes
37 VaC
com¬
$94,176,505 $98,304,476
sold
5-29
$1.12 Va
———
A
"
(quar.)—
(J.
goods
shown
5-12
6-20
conv.
—
$92,701,818 $96,529,796
1,474,687
1.774,680
income
of
items
6-13
25c
(quar.).
6%.
Zenith Radio Corp.,. new com.
Van Horn Butane Service—
Van
Cost
6-10
Works——
quickly
was
(net)
25c
(quar.)
ureferred
6
6-28
40c
Universal Match Corp. (quar.)—.——
Upson Company (quar.)——.
—
Utah Hotel Co. (quar.) ———————
Utah Power & Light (quar.)
1—
—-
Ltd.,
2
6-16
Zellers,
2
30c
—
Mfg
Co.,
income
3%'
62VzC
,—
The offering
1-1S
25c
——.
Cab
Other
for
prd.
<quar.)_
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)——
Youngstown Spring & Wire (quar.)
10-15
•
4334C
••
5-26
1
30c
Boiler
&
Towre
&
Yellow
7-15
11-
2-1-69
87 Vac
—
Yale
Metal
Yard-Man, Inc.
8-15
11-29
87Vfec
(quar.)-J..—--——)-—~
(reduced)
6-
(s-a>
share.
per
3 Months Ended March 31-
4
9
BlVzC
(quar.)
4
6-
Wyckoff Steel Co
(quar.)
Utilities
Universal
Wyatt
(quar.)
(quar.)
Truck Lines Inc. of Del.
United
5-26
6c
X::
6-
6-27
56 Vic
cents
Total
6-27
$1.25
Wrigley (Win.), Jr. (monthly)—
6-13
♦25c
(quar.)™
preferred
preferred
preferred
deposit receipts)
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4 % %
preferred
(quar.)_
6-13
75
3
62V'zC
—
World
75c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
——
$2
————
convertible
convertible
$3.50
U. S.
1
(quar.)
Secondary Offering
—
20,000
Earnings Lower—
6-13
Co.
preferred (quar.)
—
Wool! Bros., 4 Va % preferred (quar.)i__
Woolworth (F. W.) Ltd., 6%
pref. (Amer.
50c
(quar.)
$3.50
6-30
Petroleum
(quar.)
5%
6-15
6c
Common
$3.50
6-
1
7-
$1
..
U. 8. Steel Corp., common
12 Vac
—
class A
Woodward & Lothrop, com.
,
2
6-16
7-
30c
-—-
5%
pref. Al (quar.) —
—
U. S. Rubber, common (quar.)——-
1st
'5-29
5-23
7VaC
8.
'8%
6-10
Woodley
6-11
7-
semi annually)——-
Lumber
8.
U.
22 Vac
7
(N. Y;>—
Life Insurance
(Increased
6-
7-
6-
of
7-15
;——
Co
Co.
shares of common stock
(par $7.50) was made by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith at $39.50 per share with a dealer's concession
6-10
6-11
$1.75
(quar.) ——---——-—•—,
preferred
1%
1
1
6-13
Oil
of
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
pleted.
8-
7
1
offering
.
7-15
1
7-
7-
6-27
8-
25c
Wolverine Insurance Co.;
7-
$1.25
73c
Wiser
6-26
10c
—
$1.26
6-17
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.).—.
Wood (Alan)
(see Alan Wood Steel)—
5-29
•
5-29
Weyerhaeuser Timber
secondary
5-31
6-20
6-27
37 Vac
Freight Co. (quar./——
»
Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
S.
U.
5-31
30c
10c
U. 8.
U.
5-31
6-14
6-14
10c
(quar./—
8.
6-14
$1.20
50c
—
Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)
Foil Co., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
—
U.
6-20
7-10
15c
Jersey PJR.
(quar./
2
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, common
5% preferred (quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar.)_
5-21
1
$2.50
<fc Canal (quar.)—
Chemical, common (quar.) —
8.
New
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
6-
4.40%
U.
United
pfd.
6-15
4.80%
but
tax
$1.12Va
1—;
preferred
%
a
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Power—
(quar.)__
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4 Va %
American deposit rets, for ora.
for the year ended Dec. 31,
plus
Share
Name of Company
Wisconsin Michigan
Ltd.—
Molasses,
When
Par
Holder*
Share
Name of Company
United
.
1482.
annual
rapidly
sales
of
farm
-
was
and
now
about
are
employs
$5,000,000.
located
in
the
approximately 200
The
Weber
Cincinnati
plant,
area.—
.53
(2597)
Volume
Number 5749
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
.'
ALABAMA
.
All
Arant,
ham.
Williams
of Birming¬
Rose,
&
Birmingham, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 bonds
offered
June
4—v.
awarded
were
187,
to
(P. O. Phoenix City), Ala.
Sale — An
issue
Smith
National
Lombardo,
Bank,
44,000 2%s.
1967 to
bonds:
v.;
$180,000
due
3s,
on
1978
due
on
due
•
1,
July
1979
from
1
to
of the Board of Directors
Sale—An issue of $80,000
sold
gality approved by White, Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birming¬
ham. 1
---
No. 1
(P. O. Greensboro) Ala.
V Warrant Sale — An issue of
$160,000 capital outlay school war¬
rants was sold to George M. Wood
& Co. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Legality
approved by Dumas, O'Neal &
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Henry County Hospital
until
1962
follows:
33,000 21/2s.
1966
to
1 from
Birmingham.
Birmingham), Ala.
Offering—Chief Clerk
ap¬
warrants totaling $3,000,000 will be sold at public auction
at 10 a.m. (CST) on June 17, as
purpose
(CDST)
a.m.
on
June 24
purchase of $10,000 build¬
1958
1,
Dated July
from 1959 to 1968
inclusive.. Principal and in teres
Due
July 1
on
payable
County
the
at
June
-
Warrants
due
thereafter
Feb.
are
Dated July 1,
ment warrants.
Due
July 1
inclusive.
on
1967
to
1959
improve¬
house
court
1958.
and
of
as
1968.
1,
1,500,000
1969
in
callable
from
War¬
there¬
of July
rants
due in 1964 and
after
are
callable
as
1, 1961.
:
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
callable
terest
interest
and
Principal
(J-D)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny
& Myers,
of Los An¬
geles.
Crescent City,
gasoline
State
warrants
was
sold
Bond
(P. O.
and
San
of
&
White,
Bradley,
group
ings
Inc.,
by
187,
a
America
bonds offered May 29
p.
2381—were awarded
composed of Bank of
National
Association,
Dean Witter
par.
approved
sewer
to
as 234s, at a price
Dated May 1, 1958. Due
on
May 1 from 1964 to 1966 inelusive.
Interest M-N.
Legality
Mayes,
Oak Grove School District,
,*
"<,>..\
1967 to 1971
inclusive.
670,000 2%s. Due on Nov.
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
1 from
Jose, Calif.
San
Offering
Bond
from
1 from
Due on Nov. 1 from
595,000 214s.
Francis
—
L,
Greiner, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Santa
Calif.
Clara County,
;;\
;•
410,000 214s. Due on Nov.
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
about 2.46%.
on
25
June
the
for
purchase of
$6,000,000 municipal improvementbonds. Dated June 15, 1958. Duo
on June 15 from
1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Sale—An issue of $95,000
Bond
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
sold to urer's office, or at the City'b
the
Bank
of America National
seal Agency in New York City.
Trust & Savings Association, San Legality approved by Orrick,
Francisco, as follows:
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
school building bonds was
County
Clerk,
will receive
his office in San
Bernardino until 11 a.m. (PDST)
sealed
bids
at
June 9 for the
purchase of $1,-
5s. Due on June
$16,000
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Trust
San
Sav
Francisco
Lynch
Smith, William
R. Staats & Co., Stone
I
&
& Co., Merrill
Pierce, Fenner &
O'Melveny &
Angeles.
gality approved by
Calif
Sale—The $650,000 water
—v.
anticipation
to Hendrix
123,000 Series B bonds, as 21//2s,
at a price of 100.17, a basis of
,
1962
to
1959
1 from
14,000 2%s. Due on June
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
1 from
30,000 3!4s. Due on June 1
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
from
35,000 3V2S. Due 011 June 1
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
from
'
Bond
bonds
Grove,
to the American
sold
was
Bay Hospital District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
South
Bond
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 187,
p. 2497—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
Trust
National
Calif.
Sale—An issue of $88,000
Pacific
Francisco.
of San
inclusive.
Savings
&
Asso¬
ciation,' ' San Francisco;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Feriner & Smith;
Dean Witter & Co.; Eastman Dil¬
& Co.; J
Hammill
& Co.; Taylor and Co.; Stone &
Charter Oak School District, Los
Fullerton School District, Orange
Angeles County, Calif.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Youngberg; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly
County, Calif.
able at the City Treasurer's office. liams & Stern; H. E. Work & Co.r,
County Clerk, will receive sealec
approved
by
Orrick, Fred D. Blake & Co.; and C; N.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Legality
White & Co., at a price of 100.03..
bids at his office in Los Angeles
be received at the County Clerk's Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
a net interest cost of about 3.36
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on June 2t-.-. office in Santa Ana, until 11 a.m. of San Francisco.
as follows:
for the purchase of $253,000 build¬
(CDST) on June 17 for the pur¬
Pasadena School Districts, Los
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958 chase of $970,000 building bonds.
$300,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
Angeles County, Calif.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1978
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
inclusive.
Principal and interest from 1960 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
600,000 3V2s. Due on June 1 from
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
(J-J)
payable
at the
County cipal and interest (J-J) payable at County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Treasurer's office.
100,000 2V2s.
Due on June 1„
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
(P. O. Phoenix City), Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $75,000
price of 100.07, a net in¬
2.60%, as fol¬
x
District,
Bernardino County, Calif.
Fontana Unified School
on
at
of
about 2.95%.
1969, or on any in¬
payment date thereafter.
ing bonds offered May
Birmingham.
Marshall County
$475,000 Series A bonds, as 3s,
a
price of 100.35, a basis
of June 1,
as
son,
Burlingame School District, San
Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $495,U00 build¬
Bonds due
inclusive.
in 1977 and thereafter are
27—v. 187 000,000 school building bonds.
Dated
June
15, 1958.
Due on
p. 2161—were awarded to a group
composed of the American Trust June 15 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
follows:
Company, of San Francisco; Har¬ sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
$1,500,000
sanitary sewer con¬ ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬ payable at the County Treasurer's
struction
warrants.
Dated cago; Shuman, Agnew & Co., anc, office.
Legality
approved
by
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
Weeden & Company.
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
geles.
1
1
&
Co., as follows:
Due on June 1 from
1, 1958.
Bond
Treasurer's office.
various
that
9
bonds.
ing
Commissioners, T. S,
announces
Legality
County Clerk, will receive sealec
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Warrant
Lucius,
&
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
(J-J)
Jefferson County (P. O.
of the County
Idyllvvild until 10 a.m. (PDST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $250,000
waterworks
bonds.
Dated
office.
a
$380,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Smith; Stone & Youngberg; LawLevy, William & Sterrf; Fred
D. Blake & Co., and C. N. White
payable at the County
Unified School District, Los
for the
Co., at
son,
1959 to 1985
until
.
Offering—Hugh B. Greer,
Bond
Levy, William & Stern; Kalman
& Co., Inc., and C. N. White &
Savings Association, of
San Francisco; Dean Witter & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Secretary Board of Directors, will
receive sealed bids at his office in
cisco.
Bonita
County,
Harris
Savings Bank; Northern
lows:
District,
Calif.
Water
Valley
Riverside
.1,
&
Co., both of Chicago; Rey¬
nolds
&
Co.;
Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Lawson,
terest cost of about
1960 to
Principal anl in¬
Treasurer's
1958.
1,
Fern
Francisco;
San
of
bonds totaling $598 <W) offered
27 — v. 187, p. 2161 — were
awarded to a group composed ot
the
Bank of
America National
Trust
June 11
on
obliga¬
2—v. 187,
Trust
May
1978.
1972 to
build¬
tion,
ing
Due on July 1 from
42,000 3V2S.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Interest
F-A.
Legality aproved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose; of
Feb.
Dated
LaRue,
C.
Dated July
bonds.
terest (J-J)
inclusive.
Due on Feb.
1968 inclusive.
(CDST)
a.m.
inclusive.
1980
inclusive.
1965
to
C.
Due on July 1 from
1958.
Due on Feb. 1 from
40,000 2%s.
—
purchase of $104,000 school
building
Board
Due on Feb. 1 from
1961
to
10
for the
anticipation bonds
was sold to Hugo Marx & Co., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
1959
Offering
Due on July 1, 1970
District,
School
County, Calif.
Sale—The school
general
2381—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
Trust
inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
Unified
Bond
1971.
and
Due on July 1 from
Kern
1969 inclusive.
to
building
p.
1978 inclusive.
1974 to
Muroc
Bernardino), Calif.
Sale — The $2,035,000
tion bonds offered June
inclusive.
Due on July 1, 1966.
Due on July 1 from
12,000 314s.
County Clerk, will receive sealec
bids at his office in Sacramento
000 hospital tax
$27,000 2V2S.
18,000 3.70s.
County, Calif.
(P. O. Abbeville), Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,-
of about 2.43%, as
6,000 2%s.
Arcade School District, Sacramento
Bond
Due on July 1 from
1965
1963 to
San
Bond
inclusive.
1973
to
1971
25,000 33/4s.
,
(P. O.
Bernardino County
San
Due on July 1 from
1970
to
1966
inclusive.
1965
to
1959
15,000 3V2s.
18,000 2V2S.
1981
to
county
22,000 314s.
Due on July 1 from
i959' to 1962 inclusive,...
gen¬
Due on June 1 from 1971
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from
$11,000 5s.
Dated Jun&
$90,000 school bonds.
lows:
$24,0.00 5s.
,
June
on
Co., at a price of 100.11, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.63%, as fol¬
follows:
as
$125,000
Calif.
City, until 10 a;m. (CDST)
17 for the purchase of
wood
May 27—v. 187, p.
awarded to a group
ciation, of San Francisco; Lawson,
Trust
1967
1
•*
ican
obligation water works bonds
Offered June 2—v. 187, p. 2381were awarded to Grande & Co.
Hale County School District
.
Sale—The
ing, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Red¬
offered
2274—were
Company,
of
San
Francisco, at a price of 100.03, a
net interest cost of about 3.31%,
Services Dist.,
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Dist.,
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The $73,000 school
Bond
bonds
$120,000 school
offered May 27—v. 187, p.
Donds
eral
.
Valley Sch.
Mesa-Spring
2381—were awarded to the Amer¬
CALIFORNIA
San
San
Bond
San
Bond Sale—The
Adelanti Community
on
La
City School District,
Mateo County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
Ravenswood
geles.
(J-J)
Contra Costa County,
Co.,
May 1 from 1965 to
1968 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Due
1958.
until
on
Hill Richards
Levy, William & Stern; Stone &
Youngberg, and C. N. White &
re¬
Union
the
at
Board,
bids
and
Co., of San Francisco,
& Co., jointly.
Trust
Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
office.
Danville Union School District,
1968 inclusive.
to
1959
Dated May 1,
price of par.
a
was
Trust
&
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
Knight, Inc, as 3V4S,
to Brodnax &
at
bonds
will
15 from 1959 to
sive.
Sale—The building bonds
totaling $192,000 offered May 27
v.
187, p. 2161—were awarded
to
the
First
Western Bank & *
1958.
Due on
1978 inclu¬
15,
J
Calif.
San Mateo County,
Bond
bonds.
building
,
:V"!V"
^
Pescadero Union High Sch. District,
purchase of
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Monticello,
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on June 19
for the purchase of $45,000 build¬
ing bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
Guntersville Electric Board, Ala.
revenue
bids
sealed
ceive
Bank
(PDST)
interest
ARKANSAS
1968 inclusive.
electric
of
sealed
receive
June
June 10 for
the purchase of $225,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated July 1,
1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959
;o
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
7:30 p.m.
County, Monticello Sch. Dist.
No. 18 (P. O. Monticello), Ark.
Bond Offering—The Secretary
v
receive
will
June
Dated
cago.
Chi¬
in New York City or
agency
in San
(PDST)
a.m.
the
school
$100,000
will
11
for
16
June
on
Roy A. Baker,
—
Governing
of
Secretary
Drew
500,000
public
improvement
(special assessment) bonds as
41/2s. Due on July 1 from 1959
Bond
1 from
Rose,
&
All
Offering
Bond
his
at
Bernardino until
Sanitary Dist., Orange
County, (P. O. Dana Point), Calif.
Interest
1958.
1,
inclusive.
bids
sealed
office
Clerk,
County
son,
Dana Point
1975;
1987 inclusive.1
to
a
cost
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
$660,000 3.10s,
on
July 1 from 1976 to
inclusive; $2,160,000 3J/4S,
July
at
inclusive.
Due on Feb.
1969 inclusive.
Feb.
Dated
improvement
1966
to
1959
F-A.
school
Inc.,
to 1969 inclusive.
1972
to
Bond
15
June
on
445,000 4s. Due on June 15 from
1973 to 1987 inclusive.
$106,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
follows:
$3,000,000
&
price of 100.05, a net interest
of about 2.60%, as follows:
of
Birmingham, Hornblower &
Weeks, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Thomas & Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.26%, as
First
1970
Stubbs,
to
was
Securities
Equitable
the
Leach,
Corp.,
sold
warrants
Due
from 1959
school
outlay
capital
$150,000
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Blair & Co., Inc., Sterne, Agee &
Bernardino County,
follows:
5V4S.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the County's fiscal
School District, San
Calif.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Hesperia
N.
C.
and
Stern,
as
60,000 3%s. Due on June 15 from
of
Warrant
com¬
$145,000
of Education
Russell County Board
2161—
p.
group
a,
&
White & Co.
.
& Young
berg, Taylor & Co., Lawson,
Levy
Myers, of Los
Grav^enstein
Union School District,
Sonoma County,
Bond
bonds offered May
school
27—v. 187, p.
2161—were
awarded to the Bank
of America
National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of
until
9
a.m.
the
(CDST)
bonds, as
purchase
follows:
$2,600,000
City
for
San Francisco.
from
bonds.
1959 to
The
Due
School
on
College
July 1
District
July
1
from
1978 inclusive.
bonds
are
1958. Principal and
1977
and 1978,
South San Bernardino
Junior
City
Securities
Co.; Shearson,
&
$3,600,000
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
1,000,000
Union
lon,
Barth
June 24
on
of
District "bonds. Due on
Calif.
Sale—The $19,000
San Francisco, as 2V2S.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
1
from
1959 to
1967 inclusive.
Trust Co.,
July 1,
interest (J-J)
dated
San Bernardino
Bond
Water Dist.r
County, Calif.
Offering—Louise Vereker;
of Direc¬
receive sealed bids at
Secretary of the Board
will
tors,
her
Calif.,
June
000
Linda,
(CDST) or;
office, Box 374, Loma
until
8
16 for the
water
p.m.
purchase of $200,bonds.
Dated
works
54
~
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2598)
July 1, 1958.
1963
to
Due
jointly,
June 1 from
Legality
on
inclusive.
1987
V allecitos School
Bond
June
Sale—The
Association,
the Bank
1959
inclusive.
1976
to
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
The
Connecticut Bank
& Trust Co., Hartford.
Legality
approved by Robinson, Robinson
& Cole, of Hartford.
(P. O. Salida), Colo.
000
building
issue of
bonds
was
Boettcher & Company, as
$40,000 3¥4s. Due
and
.
1961
j
$100,sold to
follows:
on
Aug. 1, 1959
on
Aug. 1 from
1960.
60,000 3y2s.
Dated
inclusive.
1963
to
Aug.
1,
Interest
1958.
proved
sewer
Lee
Robert
—
187,
of
of
$276,000 3¥2s. Due
176,000
23/4s.
from
1967
153,000 3s.
1971
sion will receive sealed bids until
(MST)
a.m.
July 1 for the
on
purchase of $5,000,000 State High¬
way
Fund revenue anticipation
Warrants.
Jan.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due
from 1960 to 1974 in¬
1
clusive.
Warrants due in 1970 and
thereafter
are
callable
as
of Jan.
1, 1969.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City,
at the purchaser's option. Legal¬
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman &
Note
Howard, of Denver.
various
The
—
pur¬
bonds totaling $1,900,000 of¬
fered May 29—v. 187, p. 2274—
awarded
were
posed
mill &
Inc.,
as
a
group
basis of about
New Castle
3.02%.
County, Henry C.
3.20s.
Delta County Joint School District
No. 30 (P. O. Delta), Colo.
Bond Sale—An
issue
of
$925,-
to
comopsed of
Savings Bank,
Chicago; First Boston Corp., and
Francis I. du Pont & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of
101.03, a basis of
Harris
a
group
Trust
Due
1
1
inclusive.
The
$125,000
certificates
&
about 3.27%.
group headed by Boettcher &
at
2¥>s, 23/4s, 3s,
price of par.
3¥4s
Co.,
3%s,
and
a
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport, Conn.
-Bond Offering—John J.
Morris,
City Comptroller,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
■
to
2382 —
& Hough,
p.
Bond
Beil
at
Bond
a
and
bids
18
until 2
for
purchase
in
1969
callable
and
June
for
12
the purchase
645,000 bonds,
of $2,-
follows:
as
Clerk
$900,000
West End Elementary
School bonds. Due on June 1
1964 to
are
Bank
Jacksonville, or at the Guaranty
Trust
Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York
City, and Patterson,
Freeman, Richardson & Watson,
from
1959
750,000
to
North
School
inclusive.
1973
End
bonds.
June
on
school
Due
alteration
June
on
1
from
1959
bonds.
Due
on
from
560,000
June
on
from
June
bonds.
1959
45,000
Due
to
1973
Seaside
ment
bonds.
from
--
1959 to
Dated
on June 1
inclusive.
Park
Due
from
improve¬
on
June
1
1967 inclusive.
June
Meriden, Conn.
Bond Sale—The school and im¬
provement bonds totaling $2,228,000 offered June 2—v.
awarded
to
a
187,
March
1
1985 inclusive.
Not
Sold—All
bids
general
improvement revenue certificates
May
29—v.
187,
2274
p.
p.
2497
group com¬
ler; Drexel & Co.; Shields & Co.,
Bean Witter & Co., as 2y2s,
at a price of 100.52, a basis of
about 2.43%.
'
New Milford, Conn.
Bond Sale — The
bonds
2497
—
Boston
offered
were
June
$1,400,000
187, p.
5—v.
awarded to the First
Corp., and Lyons & Shafto,
for
17
2
the
$225,000 water and
certificates.
Due
re¬
chase
pur¬
on
from
cates
|2382
offered
—
were
Clerk
County
ceive
(EST)
.of
the
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
chase
June
on
of
bids
17
$500,000
will
until
for
the
pur¬
special
Jan.
1963. Principal and interest
gality
approved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Indian
Rocks Beach, Fla.
Offering—Victor J. Wil¬
Town
Clerk, will receive
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 18 for the purchase of
$585,000
bonds,
as
$450,000 special assessment
sewer
bonds.
135,000
sewer
revenue
1959
to
1,020,000
1981
on
group
&
and
bonds.
utilities
tax
10
July 1 from
to
2274—were
awarded
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
Due
1970
Chatham County (P. O.
Savannah),
Georgia
and
100,000
heer, Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
for
the
11
Due
on
to
Dean
Dec.
on
1
July 1 from 1963 to 1987
1
will
the
for
from
receive
sealed
(CDST) on June
purchase
of
$95,000
working cash fund bonds.
16,
.
from
1958.
1963
Due
Dated
Dec.41
on
inclusive.
1969
to
J-D.
terest
-4\
■'
•
-
>■!
:
Riverdale, 111.
Bond
In¬
Legality approved by
Traubrnicht,
of
St.
&
I
V
Kurz,
.
Offering—Peter
J.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(CDST) on June
10 for the purchase of $450,000
bids until 8 p.m.
waterworks
on
Dated
bonds.
1, 1958.
to
Due
(J-D)
trust
or
July**
Dec. 1 from I960'
inclusive.
1977
interest
Principal
payable at
a
and.
bank/
in the State
company
as
be agreed upon between the'
may
purchaser and the Board of TrusT
tees.
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
* ;
&
man
Rockford, III.
ley,
City
1,
on
$2,725,000
Dec.
1,
system revenue
$1,480,000
1958
Due
inclusive.
on
June 10 for
$875,000 improve¬
May 1, 1958.
Dated
Legality
&
Louis.
1
;
*'
Kane, Cook and DuPage
school
cation,
19
of
will
7:30
No.
for
the
46
the
Board
receive
p.m.
*
to
1974
1,
in
inverse,
30
on
and
days'
Legality
approved
by'
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
INDIANA
-
-
J
*
Counties
on
Sale—The
works
4
—
awarded
and
at
a
revenue
187,
v.
to
bids
June
Dec. 1 from
inclusive/Interest
$480,000 sew¬
bonds offered
2382
p.
John
—
Nuveen
were
&
Co.,
City Securities Corp., jointly,
price of 100.004, a net interest
1959
3.04%,
to
1968
on
1
from.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
195,000 3¥ss, Due
1973
follows:
Dec.
inclusive.
215,000 2¥8S. Due
1962
as
011
1961
to
1969 to
Beebe,
of Edu¬
on
Huntington, Ind.
'
Bond
-
purchase of $1,500,000
bonds. - Dated
1, 1958. Due
July
in .1966
callable
order
$70,000 3%s. Due
building
1960
1,
due
cost of about
(P. O.
sealed
(CDST)
June
are
numerical
Offering—Willard
Secretary
until
Dec.,
dated
are
those
by
Elgin), III.
Bond
bonds
St.
approved
Trauernicht, -of
School District
,
Due
notice.
March 1 from 1961 to 1978
on
bonds.
and
June
(CDST)
Dec.-1
1988.
10:30
bonds.
Due on
1978 inclusive.
1960 to
1,245,000
age
ment
purchase ofvehicle parking
bonds, as follows:
bonds.
from
tees, will receive sealed bids until
a.m.
the
motor
thereafter
Due
1974.
for
16
June
on
The
Dec.
Lind-r
receive'
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
vin, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
Disbursing Clerk.
Legality ap¬
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m.
from
on
Bond Offering—Charles E. Mel-
>
July 1, 1958.
inclusive.
Due
Dec.-
on
1969
to
1975
to
Cutler,
Sanitary Dist.
(P. O. 2642 McCasland Ave., East
St. Louis), III.
a.m.
Dated
&
East Side Levee and
(EST) on July
purchase of $1,500,000
school bonds.
Legality
1972.
3¥>s.
Charles
Bond Offering—Lillian E. Grot-
1959
135,000 3s.
inclusive.
Due
the purchase of
bids until
in¬
1
GEORGIA
9
Due
1977
District.
314s.
1973 and
Sale—The $450,000 sewer
revenue
bonds
offered
May 28
p.
to
awarded
to
1971
Bond
Trust
,
Due
1970
t
Co., and Julien Collins
Co., jointly, as follows:
1961
July
Mercantile
follows:
as
from
:
&
100,000
Winter Park, Fla.
187,
1, 1958.
1959
by Chapman
Chicago.
Witter
from 1982 to 1988 inclusive.
—v.
the
and
$500,000 3s.
on
p.m.
improvement
June
from
2382—were
July 1 from
Due
re¬
County, Thornton Township
High School District No. 205
(P. O. Harvey), III.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
bonds offered May 28—v. 187, p.
inclusive.
3.70s.
Dated
1
T.
'
1:30
Cook
p.
1977 inclusive.
70,000 3¥2s. Due
1978 to
on
$1,550,000
Dec.
proved
follows:
June
on
Bond Offering—Robert J.
of
1,
(J-J)
payable at the Miami Beach First
National Bank, Miami Beach. Le¬
son,
of
-
a.m.
airport
a
William
until
approved
187,
awarded to
—
bids
June 25 for the pur¬
on
of
chaser
re¬
10
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
1 from 1959 to 1983
inclusive. Callable as of Jan.
on
4—v.
the
$145,000. 2 ¥2 s.
Louis.
Principal and " interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company in the State as may be
mutually agreeable to the pur¬
Callable in
White, Weld & Co.,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Robinson
Humphrey Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., and
Harold E. Wood &
Co., at a price
of 98.32,
a
net interest cost of
of
revenue
Due
June
to
Charles
clusive.
Sale—The $1,200,000
sewer revenue certifi¬
and
June 1, 1983.
on
Offering
bonds.
sewer
Certificate
County (Acting as Dade
County Port Authority) (P. O.
Miami), Fla.
Bond Offering—E. B. Leather-
man,
(CDST)
p.m.
purchase of $25,000 work¬
2.81%,
June
inclusive.
-
sealed
(CDST)
p.m.
Alleman, Inc., Orlando, Fla.
$110,000 3145. Due
posed of Salomon Bros. & Hutzand
will
until
1982
:
.
ceive
about 3.73%, as follows:
returned unopened.
—were
Dade
1, 1958. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
-—were
1968 to
inclusive.
on
8
-
June 1 from
on
Starbuck, District Clerk, will
John
Further details may be ob¬
tained from Leedy,
Wheeler &
water
from
250,000 municipal incinerator
chase of
composed
offered
1
June
on
revenue
1
received for the $230,000
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
;
from
to 1967
Due
sewer
1
(EST)
bids
inclusive.-
Champaign County, Urbana and •>'
Champaign Sanitary District (P. O.
Urbana), III.
Winter Haven, Fla.
March
on
-
Mi¬
Co., of St. Louis, at a price of
100.13, a net interest cost of about
11
ILLINOIS
i
of
Apalachicola, Fla.
300,000 municipal incinerator
Due
1959
3s.
Due
to
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
bonds.
3V4s.
Certificates
300,000 storm and sanitary
V
of
bonds.
1973 inclusive.
*
Atlanta,
at a price
interest cost
net
'
Education, will receive sealed bids
for the
Education,
"
June 1 from
on
32,500 3.10s. Due
Bond
C.
—
City Manager,
sealed
about 3.10%, as follows:
$140,000
1 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
100,000
Coniglio,
ceive
Offering
and
Elementary
Due
Certificate
1978
1979 to
Jacksonville.
tional
a
./ "
Wilbur
—
as
1974 inclusive.
1975 to
of
1973.
100.009,
Offering
Ogle County Community High Sch.
follows: 4 District No. 213 (P. O. Stillman
.r...,.
Valley), III.
$35,000 414s. Due on June 1 from
Bond Offering
Stanley Ham196*0 to 1963 inclusive.*
148,000 3s. Due on June 1 from berg, Secretary of the Board of
3.12%,
76,000 3.20s. Due
National
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
of
,
(P. O. McLean),
chaels, Secretary of the Board of
until
composed of
&
at
Atlantic
offered
2275wire
group
a
66,000 3.10s. Due
the
bonds
p.
187,
to
cost of about
$900,000
Wildwood, Florida
Co.,
J-D.
..
.
Marshall, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Edward L. Burton & Co., and
Richards, Merrill & Petersen, Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest
J.
June
on
of
thereafter
Co.,
&
Idaho,
$347,500 water
revenue
v.
April 1, 1968. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Na¬
Bank,
—
Foster
of
as
& Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.; Citizens and Southern
Good body
4
awarded
(EST)
p.m.
the
Sale—The
sewer
June
Offering—City
FLORIDA
group composed of John Nuveen
of
State
12
Illinois
Bond
awarded
were
H. Bryan announces that the City
Commission will
receive
sealed
Alachua
a
the
to
f
Palatka, Florida
of
County (P. O.
Gainesville), Fla.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered May 28—v.
187, p. 2049 — were awarded to
sold
Moscow, Idaho
000 building bonds was sold to a
as
Dist. No.
—
offered
—
187,
v.
—
May
on
Beach, Fla.
Sale
tax
awarded
due
Wilmington), Del.
Bond Offering —The $1,725,000
school building bonds
offered
June 3
v.
187, p. 2382 — were
awarded
May
inclusive.
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds
131
(P. O.
Interest
23/4s, at a price of'pat.'144 4--i ing cash fund bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
Latah County Class-"A" Sch. Dist.
to 1968 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
No. 281 (P. O. Moscow),. Idaho
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond Sale—The $540,000 build¬
Chicago.
4.
ing bonds offered May 28—v.. 187,
Monticello, III• •
'
" '
p. 2274—were sold to the Idaho
*
Bond Sale—The $280,000 water¬
State Department of Public In¬
works improvement bonds offered
vestment, as 23/4s, at a price of
May 27 — v. 187, p. 2382 — were
par.4
utility
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1
Conrad School District No.
Sale
The $80,000 gen¬
obligation hospital bonds of¬
May 26—v. 187,. p. :2275—
were
price of 98.10.
Eastman
&
June
Counties Community Unit Sch.
J'.Td
fered
May 1 from
from 1974 to ,1979
com¬
Dillon, Union
Co.; Equitable Se¬
Corp.;
Shearson, HamCo., and Andrews & Wells,
3¥ss, at a price of 100.79, a
of
Securities
curities
to
of
sealed
on
as
on
on
inclusive.
1972
to
County (P. O. Arco), Idaho
Bond
eral
inclusive.
1973
Board
receive
(CDST)
^
365,000
June 3
—
The
foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
May 26—v. 187, p. 2381.
—
Sale
Bond
Butte
May 1 from
1970
Due
to
utilities
pose
Due
to
"J,
V
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Certificate
County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
E.
on
as
will
p.m.
dated
are
IDAHO
interest
follows:
net
a
3.12%,
DELAWARE
New Castle
Livingston announces
that the State Highway Commis¬
f
100.02,
about
Secretary of the
.
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
Co., at a
2381—
p.
$970,000 school
and J. Herbert Evans &
cost
Offering—Douglas A. Mac-
Gil lis,
to vbids until 8
41 11 ;for .the
.
-
bonds
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
price
(P. O. Round Lake), III.
Bond
Mayr T, Legality approved by Chapman &
1958. Interest M-N. Legality, ap-' Cutler, of .Chicago.
proved by Kelley & .Mobley,; of
McLean,^ Logan and DeWitt
Atlanta.
- .1
n'-' 1
offered May 27—v. 187, p.
2162—were awarded to a group
Corporation, as 2%s, at a price of
100.47, a basis of about 2.68%.
Secretary
The
bonds
—
29—v.
May
.
inclusive.
County Special Tax School
1 (P. O. Fort Myers),
Bond Sale—The
1959
1 from
inclusive.
\
1978
Com. Cons. Sch. Dist.
No. 43
Half .bond's.' Education,
city
May
on
Cutler, of Chicago.
purchase of $390,000
20,000 3% recreation bonds.^Due" school
building bonds. Dated June
on
May 1 from 1959 .to *1968
I, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
District No.
awarded to the First Boston
were
Colorado (State of)
Offering
Marshall,
a.m.
(EST) on July
purchase of $145,000
follows:
3 V2%
Due
•
Madeira
Warrant
on
Caldwell,
by
City.
F-A.
11
City.
&
Lake County
10
as
$125,000
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Seymour, Conn.
The
library and
bonds totaling $400,000 of¬
Sale
Bond
fered
Due
dated
are
payable at the
Chafee County, Salida School Dist.
An
bonds
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1958.
COLORADO
—
York
Bank,
Legality
ap¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
the
bonds,
Hanover
Florida
1978 inclusive.
6,000 4,/vg. Due_on July 1 from
Bond Sale
the
at
or
clusive.
150,000 Calf Pasture Beach bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
July 1 from
on
New
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
inclusive.
1967
to
1968
v
Beach,
for
1
clusive.
650,000 school site bonds. Due
price of 100.16, as follows:
$9,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
a
9,000 4¥4s. Due
as
bids until
Principal
1, 1968.
Monday, June 9, 1958
.
man
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
(M-N) payable at the
Beach
Bank,
Madeira
Madeira
(DST) on
of $5,follows:
$5,000,000 school bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Francisco,
San
receive
will
of May
as
Call¬
and interest
for the purchase
17
800,000 bonds,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
at
Clerk,
able
Everett W.
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Diego County, Calif.
$24,000 school
bonds offered June 4—v. 187, p.
ings
City
Barnes,
District,
Offering
Bond
.
J-D.
Lawrenceville, Ga.
•
r't
Offering — L. R. Martin,
>
and
Norwalk, Conn.
San
2497—were awarded to
Each issue is dated May 1, 1958
the bonds mature on May 1
price of 100.91,
a
from 1961 to 1988 inclusive.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Bond
3s, at
as
basis of about 2.91%.
a
.
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Indianapolis Park
Bond
Offering
District, Ind.
Charles
H.
—
Boswell, City Controller, will
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
chase
and
of
on
until
bids
June
$1,474,000
improvement
11
re¬
a.m.
18 for the pur¬
site purchase
Dated
bonds.
Volume
187
Number 5749
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Due on Jan. 1 from
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord,
19ot) to
Ice &
inclusive.
1981
270,000 2%s.
Spiceland Township (P. O.
Spiceland), Ind.
July 1, 1958.
Ottering
H.
Rea
—
vive
bids
sealed
until
11
Feb. and
a.m.
City, Ind.
;
follows:
as
Bond
Offering—Henry W. Eggers, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Until
24
to Jan.
1, 1959
p.m. (CDST) on June
the purchase of $700,000
/
bonds.
Semi-annually from July
Due
8:30
for
1
1, 1970.
July 1 from
1963 to 1965 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Office
of
Board
of
the
Treasurer
Dated; June. 1,
Legality, ap¬
Chapman; & Cutler,
Cord, Ice" &
apolis.
Bond
Offering... —; L
a u r a
-A.
Glasson, City Controller, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
on June 19 for the.pur¬
of $60,000r airport
bonds.
Dated
June
and
National
Bank
of
Logansport,
or
at the Farmers & Merchants State
Bank
of
Logansport. Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice
of Indianapolis.
;
proved
Miller,
New Castle,
.
equip¬
$20,000
p.
offered May 29—v.
2275—were awarded to the
v
&
Trust
Co..
of Indianapolis, as
price of 100.28, a basis
about 2.19%.
*""Y
:
of
a
%•-
\
North
Dearborn
;
School
Building
Corporation (P. O. Guilford),
Indiana
»
'
Bond
Offering—John F. Taylor,
.Secretary,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June
•10 for the purchase of $665,000
first' mortgage
revenue
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1960
J-J.
1979
to
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.;
v;
f-"'
Paoli, Ind.
Sale—The
Bond
.
$655,000
'
-
sew¬
works revenue bonds offered
age
"May 28
—
awarded
v.
to
a
187,
p.
group
2275
—
were
composed of
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&. Co.,
Inc.;
Indianapolis
B o n d
and
•Share Corp., and Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, as 5s, at a price
of 100.75, a basis of about 4.93%.
;
.
from
1959
to
Bond
1, 1963.
Le¬
by
Bannister,
gality ,.i approved
Ahlers
Carpenter,
&
oral
and
thereafter
and
bV 1963:
Baimister,
June
by
Bonds due in 1964
are
O.
West
Lafayette), Ind.
Bond
Offering—R.
B.
Stewart,
Vice-President and Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CDST)
chase
of
June 23 for the pur¬
$3,150,000 non tax-ex¬
on
empt dormitory facilities revenue;
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1996 inclusive.'
Legality approved by Ross, Mc'Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
(The Federal Housing and Home
Finance
Agency has agreed to
^purchase the bonds as 27/8s.)
as
of
•
Mopnt V.ernon Community School
•
District, Iowa
p.
2382—were awarded to Ravens-
bids
until
revenue
to
a
187,
p.
group
Dated
Dec.
June
from
1
clusive.
payable
tional
1,
1972
Principal
(J-D)
1957.
to
and
Bank,
at
the
Mayfield.
by
Skaggs,
Fahey, of Louisville.
in¬
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on July 1
for the purchase of $145,000 pub¬
lic improvement bonds. Due from
inclusive.
Offering
—
Marcus
A.
will receive sealed
(CST) on July 1
for the purchase of $55,000 public
improvement bonds.
Due from
Jury,
bids until 9
bonds offered June 4
2382—were
O. Abbeville), La.
(P.
1
Bond
awarded
1960
&
Braintree, Mass.
follows:
sealed
•
2.90s.
Due
from 1965 to
on
Dec.
1
1976 inclusive.
KANSAS
re¬
bids at the National
Bank, Trust Dept., 40
Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DSTS) on June 10 for the pur¬
chase of $535,000 bonds, as fol¬
water
1
bonds.
from 1959 to
Due on
1973 in¬
sewer
1
bonds.
from 1959 to
Due
on
1973 in¬
clusive.
Johnson
County, Shawnee-Mission
High School District No. 6
The
bonds
are
dated
June
1,
Bond Offering—George Miller,.
Secretary Board of Education/
will receive sealed bids-/ until 8
p rn
(EST) on June 9 for the
purchase of $44,000 school build-
June
&
4
Burr,
Bonds due in 1963 and
thereafter
are
bids
Inc., as 2.20s, at
a basis of about
at the
First National
of Boston,
Municipal Division, 45 Milk Street, Boston, un¬
til 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 10 for
the purchase of $755,000 bonds, as
Bank
School District,
Hazel Park
Bond
Mich
Offering—Ernest
Barr,
Secretary
Board
oJt Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
(EST)
p.m.
Purchase
and
site
June 23 for the
on
$4,000,000 building
of
Dated March
bonds.
Due
on
Bonds due in 1977
are
numerical
verse
1.
July 1 from 1960 to
1986 inclusive.
to
of May
as
,
callable, in in¬
order, on any
interest payment date on or after
July 1,1973. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
manager of the account or group
XL
S
don, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
callable
1, 1962.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
and thereafter
of¬
awarded
May 1, 1958.
from 1959 to, 1973-'
inclusive.
1957.
Westwood, Mass.
Offering—John D. Hodg-
Bond
Dated
bonds.
Due on May 1
bonds
were
price of 100.15,
W
$120,000 sewer
instruction
street
fered
ipadc?ock
&
3;
V
tvhtw
ffS
id-
Stor^ if DeSoit
FacmocR & btone> 01 L,etroit
Huron
Valley School District,
Michigan .
.
Note
Offering—L.
J.
„>
.
Brande-
follows:
berry, Secretary Board of Edu¬
$555,000 School Project, Act of cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 12 for
1948, bonds. Due on June 1
the purchase of $150,000 tax an-»
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
200,000 school bonds.
Due on ticipation notes. Dated June 1,
June 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬ 1958. Due on April 1, 1959. Prin¬
clusive.
cipal and interest payable at a
bank or trust company: ta be des¬
Dated June 1, 1958.
Principal
ignated by the purchaser. Legal-*
and interest payable at the First
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
National Bank of Boston. Legality
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
>
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
.
Mason, Mich
.
Bond
MICHIGAN
Adrian School District,
Offering—Louis
Mich.
Roberts,
(EST) on June 12 for the
purchase of $62,500 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated May 16, 1958.
1959. Principal
and interest payable at such place
as may
be agreed upon with the
purchaser.
Due
on
March 15,
Offering
eral
Sale—The
sewer
Due
^
A.
bonds.
on
Dated June 1, 1958.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1966
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Mecosta
County (P. O. Big Rapids)9
Note Offering—Kenneth Lap-
gen¬
obligation water supply sys¬
187,
tem bonds offered May 26—v.
H. V.
Township, Walled Lake
Consol. School District (P. O.
6 IS N. Pontiac Trial, Walled
Commerce
%
Harry
Michigan
$345,000
2277—were awarded to
Sattley & Company.
—
Spenny, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 16 for the purchase of $30,000
special assessment sanitary
Centerline, Mich
p.
clusive.
June
Sale—The
Bond
and
Bond
$305,000
June
» !5 3^.\a,PQ%e
a basis of about 2.91%.
Wakefield, Mass.
"
230,000
.
will
Shawmut
lows;
$830,000: 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
f
}
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
3,420,000
ceive
3—v.
p.m.
Bond Offering—Thelma C. Hed-
Treasurer,
June
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2
MASSACHUSETTS
Town
Mass.
$1,425,000
The
2498—were
Note
composed of John Nu¬
lund,
—
offered
bonds
p.
of 100.68,
inclusive.
& Co.,
William Blair & Co.,
Co., Carleton D. Beh
dated
are
Sale
a.m.
1978
to
May
2.16%.
Parish, Tigre Drainage
District (P. O. Erath), La.
Bond Offering — A. S. Dubois,
1978
on
awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Horn187,
a
Kees.
to
.bonds
Coffin
Vermilion
1960
J
May 1,
1958. Principal and interest payable at the City Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Na¬
Legality
Hays
&
$
(P. O. R.R. No. 1, Grand Haven),
Michigan
^
interest
LOUISIANA
&
'
bonds. Due on May
700,000 street bonds. Due
Due
1975
First
approved
Police
Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Barcus,
Kindred & Co., Becker &
Cownie, Inc., Quail & Co., Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., White-Phillips
Co., Inc., and Wachob - Bender
Corp., at a price of 100.002, a net
interest cost of about 2.98%, as
-
7:30 p. m.
(CST) on
for the purchase of $100,water
and
sewer
revenue
bonds.
Grand Haven Twp. Sch Dist. No*
^
school
Apperson,
receive sealed
June 9
000
fol¬
'
Tewksbury,
Mayheld, Ky.
will
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
pur¬
as
project bonds.
May 1 from 1959 to
sewer
Bond
Bond Offering—C. N.
Clerk,
or Detroit^ Legality approved by Miller, Canfield,
a.m.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
City
will: City, Chicago,
Boston.
1983 inclusive.
Broussard, Secretary of the Parish
;
%
Bond. Sale—The $4,250,000 elec¬
tric.
—v.;
.
Vermilion Parish Road District No.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 187,
Rural
son,
Superintendent of Board of
County Road Commissioner^ will
receive sealed bids until nooii
(EST) on July 8 for the purchase
$100,000 county road notes.
1, 1958. Due on Aug.
of
Dated Aug.
1
from
1959
to
1963
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A > pay¬
able at the
Detroit Bank and
Lake), Mich.
1973.
Principal and interest pay¬
Note
able
at
the
above-mentioned
| Offering — Dwight
L. Trust Company, Detroit, or at the
$1,750,000 bank.
Wiseman, Secretary of Board of Big Rapids Savings Bank, Bi^
Legality
approved
by
Bond Sale—The $2,215,000 first
school bonds offered May 28—v.
Education,
will
receive sealed Rapids.
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
mortgage revenue bonds offered 187, p. 2275—were awarded to a Storey,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
Dodge, of Boston.
June 5 —v. 187, p. 2498 — were
syndicate composed of the City
9
for
the purchase of $100,000
Muskegon, Mich
awarded to a group composed of National
Bank & Trust Co., of
Cohasset, Mass.
tax anticipation notes. Dated June
Bond Offering—A. J. Leutscher,
John Nuveen & Co., City Securi¬ Kansas
City; Stern Bros. & Co.;
Bond
Offering — Maurice R. 2, 1958. Due on June 1, 1959.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
ties
Corp., Indianapolis Bond & Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; SmallNoonan, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Share
Corp.,
Raffensperger, Milburn
Co.;
First
Securities ceive sealed bids c/o The Second CroswelI'Lexington Community Sch. bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June
Dist. (P. O. Croswell), Mich.
Hughes & Co., Wm. Blair & Co., Company
of
Kansas;
Geo.
K. Bank-State Street Trust Com¬
10 for the purchase of $600,000
and Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc;,
Baum
&
Bond Offering — Gene J. Gill,
Co.;
Lucas,
Eisen & pany, Municipal Department, 111
sewage disposal system revenue
at a price of 100.03, a net interest1 Waeckerle; Soden Investment Co.,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due
cost of about 3.61%, as follows:
and Zahner & Co., as follows:
a.m.
(EDST) on June 12 for the tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
on Jan.
1 from 1960 to 1982 in¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on June 10 for
$370,000 4s. Due on July 1 from $400,000 3s. Due semi-annually on purchase of $613,000 school bonds.
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
clusive.
Callable as of July 1,
Feb. and Aug. 1 from 1959 to Dated July 15, 1958. Due on July the purchase of $450,000 school
Dated 1968. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
15 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. site and building bonds.
1963.
1,520,000 3%s. Due on July 1
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
540,000 '2VzS. Due semi-annually Principal and interest payable at July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
the
Second
Bank-State
Street 1959 to 1987 inclusive. Callable as
on Feb. and Aug. 1 from 1964
325,000 3%s. Due on July 1, 1979
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
and 1980.
to 1969.
Trust Company, of Boston. Legal- of July 1, 1968. Interest J-J. LeSeymour Community Schools
Building (P. O. Seymour), Ind.
(P. O. Merriam), Kansas
:
Bond- Sale
•
'
callable
Legality approved
Carpenter, Ahlers
&;CooAe^, of Des Moines.
Baxter
University (P.
on
1979 inclusive.
70,000 4y8s. .Due semi-annually
on June and Dec. 1 from 1980
to
,
school
on
j.
.
V.
Note Offering—Henry Pf Dowling, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (ESTX.
on June
10 for the purchase of
$7,500,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated June 15, 1958. Due on Sept.
15, 1958. Principal and interest
payable at the current official
bank of the City in New York.
1978 inclusive.
The
Due semi-annually
2275—were awarded to Ducournau
1:30 p.nv (CST) on June 9 for the
purchase of $180,000 county pub¬
lic hospital bonds. Dated June 1,
1958. Due b» Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1966 inclusive.
the
■
$1,430,000
to 1974 inclusive.
87,000 4s.
until
bids
for
18
11
;
,
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
re¬
County Treasurer, will
ceive; sealed
veen
litigation.
semi-annually
Due
June and Dec. 1 from 1968
Tangipahoa Parish School District
No. 39A (P. O. Amite), La.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school
bonds offered June 3—v. 187, p.
Mitchell County (P. O. Osage), la.
Bond Offering—Louis
J. Hal-
Muscatine, Iowa
2498—was called off due to pend¬
»
of
■:.t \ Marion, Iowa
BondSale-l-The $53,067.89 speeral' asspgSmeht
street improve¬
ment bonds offered at public auc¬
tion ; on June 2 w_gre_sold to the
Farmers;State Bank of Marion, as
5s, at a price of 101.45, a basis of
about/4'60%.
vorson,
lows:
until
bids
$3,030,000 bonds,
900,000
inclusive.
3%s.
%
Detroit, MicK.
J.
E.
Treasurer,
June
on
of
Due
1967
on
on
Offering Postponed—The
Purdue
Cooney,
Moines.. :
Des
Township Sch. District
proposed sale on June 4 of $50,700
school building bonds—v.: 187, p.
ing
inclusive.
of June
tas
(DST)
Due semi-annually
...
1965
City
sealed
chase
June and Dec. 1 from 1965
96,000
Maquoketa, Iowa
Offering — Bernard W.
,
Bond
•
(P. O. LaPorte), Ind.
■
1,
to
& Co., as 2s, at a
a basis of about
'
;
:
croft & Co.
Pleasant
1963 to Dec.
1,
on
Aulwes,. City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on
June 10 for the purchase of $30,000 parking
lot revenue bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
American Fletcher National Bank
2V4S, at
Dec.
June and Dec. 1 from 1975 to
1
Ind.
bonds
ment
187,
•
Due semi-annually
32,000 3 V2S.
IOWA
Callable
Sale—The
Bond
&
receive
1964.
price of 100.32,
1.92%;*
1
Springfield, Mass.
Offering—Francis
Bond
Callaghan,
_
from
building bbhds offered June 3—
v. ;187,
jf), 2382—were awarded to
July .1,
1966 Inclusive. " Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
as
troit.
basis of about 2.83%.
a
com¬
interest cost of about
follows:
$15,000 3}4s.
Indian¬
of
net
a
3.93%,
Wabash School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
*■
Due semi¬
1, 1959 to
1, 1958.
from; July
annually
Spiceland.
of
Miller,
MullaiieyJ Wells
(CDST)
chase
par,
■
Logansport, Ind.'V
-
Bank,
Citi¬
regality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Trustees.
proved by
of Chicago.
State
zens
the
of
group
Davidson-Vinkt-Sadler,
Securities Company
Ranson & Co., and
Small-Milburn Co., at a price of
Principal
1958.
a
inc.;
First
of Kansas;
on
and interest payable at the
to
of
posed
,
July 1, 1958. Due
Aug. 1, 1973 to 1978.
awarded
were
35,000' Civil
Township
bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1959 to; Jan. 1, 1970.
school improvement bonds. Dated
gality approved by!Miller, :Cairfield, Paddock & Stonei, of De¬
Bond Sale—The
University of Wichita (P. O.
Wichita), Kansas
Bond Sale —The $300,000 oncampus
parking revenue bonds
offered May 26—v. 187, p. 2383—
School; Township
u5,000
,
Randolph, Mass.
$1,000,000 sew¬
erage bonds offered June 4—v.
187, p. 2498—were awarded to a
group composed of Bankers Trust
Co., New York City, White, Weld
& Co., and Shearson, Hammill &
Co., as 2.90s, at a_ price of 100.52,
Due semi-annually on
540,000 3s.
re¬
.naae
Hammond School
1972.
Aug. 1 from 1970
/
CDST) on June 12 for the purof $70,000 building bonds,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Feb. and
to
Rat-
Township Trustee, will
iiife,
approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Due semi-annually ilty
on
•-
Bond
5&
(2599);
*
—
The
56
(2600)
»
(City) and Royal Oak Due on June 15 from 1959 to 1963
inclusive.
and Southfield (Twps.) Sch. Dist.
Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
(P. O. 22000 Kipling Street,
Oak Park), Mich. t:
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Note Offering:—Abraham BrickBreckenridge, Minn.
ner, Secretary of Board;_jpiLEdid¬
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
eation, will receive sealed bids
works
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 19 for
general obligation
bonds
ihe purchase of $350,000 tax an¬ offered May 27 — v. 187, p. 2163
Oak
Park
ticipation
L958.
Due
cipal
and
bank
1,
June
Dated
notes.
April 1, 1959. Prin¬
interest payable at a
on
trust company
designated
oy
the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
or
Peck
Bond
Sale—The $235,000 school
Walled. Lake Consol. Sch. District,
Michigan
Offering — Dwight
L.
Wiseman, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 9
tor the purchase of $850,000 build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated May 1,
Due
June 1 from 1959 to
on
1984 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
Sr Cud lip, of Detroit.
t
1
'
*
-j.
v.
,
'•
'
.
Waterford
'
/',
\
••
Poole, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on June 9 for
the purchase of $61,000 tax an¬
ticipation
notes.
1958.
Due
cipal
and
bank
or
on
Dated
June
1,
Aug. 30, 1958. Prin¬
interest
trust
payable
at
20,000 2.90s. Due on April 1,1969
and
1970.
In addition the entire issue will
extra 1.60% interest from
carry an
October 1, 1958 to
April 1, 1959.
Burnsville Indep. School District
No.
(P. O. Savage), Minn.
191
Offering—James
Bond
until
2
for
bids
the
24
June
from
of
as
J-J.
July
1, 1970. Interest
approved by Dor-
Legality
Owen, Scott, Barber & Maquart, of Minneapolis.
sey,
Sale
—
The
Sale
The
—
awarded
were
to
and
300,000 3%s. Due
1962
•
to
285,000 3V4S.
1969
to
Due
1973
375.000 3J/>s. Due
1974
to
1978
inclusive.
on July 1 from
inclusive.
on
1979 to
July 1 from
inclusive.
800,000 3%s. Due
t
1960
July 1 from
on
1968
1,
July 1 from
on
members of the account:
■Harriman
Ripley
&
Co., Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Kenower,
Mac-Arthur* & Co.;
Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and Goodbody & Co.
Offering — Barkley
City Manager, will
sealed
bids
until
4:30
G.
re¬
p.m.
<CDST) on June 10 for the pur¬
chase of $680,000
bonds, as follows:
.$260,000 waterworks improvement
bonds.
Due
on
June
1
from
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due in 1969 and thereafter are
callable
as
of June
1, 1968.
220,000 Permanent Improvement
Revolving
on
Fund
December
1
bonds.
from
Due
1959
to
1968 inclusive.
200,000 general obligation storm
sewer
bonds.
Due
June
on
1,
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
Dated
June 1, 1958. Principal
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated
by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
1976
on
Nov. 1 from
Stromquist,
receive
(CDST)
chase
of
Village
sealed
on
Lorraine
—
bids
June
$10,000
9
Clerk,
until
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
dated May 1, 1958
Nov. 1 from 1960
are
on
Callable
as
the
pur¬
estate
pur¬
for
real
chase bonds. Dated June
15, 1958.
until
8
for
the
receive
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1961
are
in
callable
to
1983
1974
and
of Feb.
as
1969.
Legality approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
$850,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on March 1 from 1961
to
1978
inclusive. Legality
ap¬
1958.
to
1978
Indep. Sch. District
Bond Offering—Apollonia Moylan, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 10
for the purchase of $290,000 gen¬
eral obligation sewer bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960
and
to
1977
inclusive.
Kansas
offered
were
June
Offering
1973
as
thereafter
and
of
Jan.
a
tinental Illinois
com¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Chicago; J. R. Williston
& Beane, Rockland-Atlas National
Bank of
Co.,
Peoples
1,
1972.
Prin¬
any
bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Upsala, Minn.
Offering—Roland
Bond
Boston, Robert W. Baird
Newhard, Cook & Co.,
National Bank of Char¬
25
for
the
Harlos,
Vien-
purchase
of
$35,000 water system bonds. Dated
1, 1958. Due
1960
to
1969
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
a
price of 100.10, a net interest
2.53%, as follows:
$193,000
clusive; $110,000 2.30s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1972 in¬
clusive; $20,000 2V2S, due on
July 1, 1973 and 1974; and
$40,000 2.70s, due on July 1
Legality
400,000 street and
$60,000 3.80s,
from
1959
$40,000
1973
21/2S,
and
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
2.70s, due
Minneapolis.
to
site
bonds.
1958.
Due
1969
inclusive.
terest
Dated
Jan. 1
on
any
national
or
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
&
Offering
ander,
City
sealed
bids
June
on
3
for
the
street
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Bonds due
in 1970
and thereafter
callable as of Jan.
1, 1969.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at any suitable banking insti¬
tution
designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Bond
eral
27
Sale
District
Independent School
No.
275,
m! Seed,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
for
the purchase of $175,000
high school building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1975 inclusive. Callable
as
of July
1, 1968. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
Indep. School District
obligation bonds offered May
v.
187, p. 2384 — were
awarded
to
The
Truckers
Ex¬
Springs,
July
1953.
1,
bonds
Co.
Due Jan.
Interest J-D.
Legality
1,
ap¬
ol St. Louis.
MONTANA
Fergus .County Crane Range High
Sch. Dist. (P.O. Grase Range),
*
Montana
V,
Bond Sale — The $20,000 school
.
.
building bonds offered May 27 —
v. 187, p. 2276 — were sold to the
State Board of Land Commission¬
ers,
3V>s, at
as
price of
a
par.
Montana
Bond Offering—Albert G.
of
Clerk
will
the
Board
receive
sealed
Lewis,
Trustees,
of
bids
until
8
June 18 for the
purchase of $10,000 building bonds.
p.m.
(MST)
Dated June
on
18, 1958.
Great Falls, Mont.
Offering
Bond
City
—
will
Clerk,
9
for
Fred
L.
Hill,
sealed
receive
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST)
on
June
the
purchase of $50,000
Special Improvement District No.
Dated
948 bonds.
Rosebud
July 1, 1958.
No. 2
County School District
(P. O. Angela), Mont.
The $6,368 build¬
ing bonds offered May 26 — v.
187, p. 2164 — were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Circle.
Bond
Sale
—
NEBRASKA
Gage County School District No. 74
(P. O. Odell), Neb.
1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
until June
received
12
for the
purchase of $340,000 school bonds.
NEW
1,
$80,000
HAMPSHIRE
Jaffrey, N. H.
July 1 from 1975
Bond
1978 inclusive.
sewer
Offering—J.
Oren
Belle-
Chairman of the Board of
Selectmen,
will
receive
sealed
bids at the First National Bank of
Boston,. Municipal
Division, 45
Milk St., Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
(EST) on June 24 for the pur¬
clusive; $76,000 2V2S, due on chase of $193,000 sewer bonds.
July 1, 1973 and 1974; and Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July
$152,000 2.70s, due on July ll 1 from
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
clusive; $411,000 2.30s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1972 in¬
from
1959
awarded to
from
Bond Sale—The $120,000 special
a
group composed ol'
Bensdorf & Co., Union
Herman
Planters National Bank
of
Mem¬
phis, and Alvis & Co.
County, County Sch. Dist.
P. O. Canton), Miss.
Bond
Offering
W.
—
receive
sealed
A.
Sims,
Supervisors,
Clerk of the Board of
will
bids
until
10
(CST) on June 14 for the
purchase of $450,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on March
a.m.
1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Luois.
Stone
&
County Supervisor's District
1 (P. O. Wiggins), Miss.
No.
j Principal and interest payable at
2,500,000 municipal airport bonds: the above-mentioned Bank, or at
$375,000 3.30s, due on July 1 the Monadnock National Bank^
Bond Sale—An issue of
$225,000
to
1961
inclusive-
Jaffrey.
approved
by
Palmer &
Legality
$1,375,000 2.30s, due
on July 1
Storey, Thorndike,
inclusive; Dodge, of Boston.
$250,000 21/<>s, due on July 1,
1973
1962
to
to
and
2.70s, due
Madison
1972
Note
*350,000
fire
protection
$54,000 3.80s, due on
1959
to
1961
Offering
City
Benoit,
1978 inclusive.
from
Nashua, N. H.
1974; and $500,000
July 1 from 1975
on
bonds:
July 1
inclusive;
$194,000 2.30s, due on July 1
1962 to 1972 inclusive;
$34,000 21/2S, due on July 1,
1973
and
1974; and $68,000
2.70s, due on July 1 from 1975
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase
June
on
1980 inclusive.
until
for
16
will
the
re¬
noon
pur¬
of
$400,000 notes.
Dated
18, 1958. Due Dec. 31, 1958.
from
to
bids
June
R.
Edward
—
Treasurer,
Portsmouth, N. H.
Bond Sale
—
The
$40,000 voting
machine bonds offered May 29
v.
187,
to
p.
2384
—
Harkness & Hill,
were
—
awarded
Inc., as 3.10s,
1,037,000 public hospital bonds: at a
price of 100.44, a basis of
$153,000 3.80s, due on July 1 about 3.04%.
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive;
$572,000 2.30s, due on July 1 Rockingham County (P.O. Exeter),
New Hampshire
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive;
Lothrop,
National Bank of Memphis. Dated
$104,000 2V2s, due on July 1,
1973 and 1974; and $208,000
2.70s, due on July 1 from 1975
May 1, 1958. Due
to 1978 inclusive.
National Bank of
2%%,
3%
and
plant bonds
1958
to
3Vs%
was
1972
Industrial
sold to the First
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
approved
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
&
Legality
Trauer¬
187,
p.
Sale
—
The
$45,000
bonds
offered
2384
were
& Co.
—
June
840,000 trafficway and boulevard
bonds: $126,000 3.80s, due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1961 in¬
clusive; $462,000 2.30s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1972 in¬
'Woodville, Miss.
Bond
Alvis
Company.
on
on
and
street improvement bonds offered
June 3 — v. 187, p. 2498 — were
to J.
M. Dain &
June
H. Walker &
G.
1975 to 1978 inclusive,
system
v.
due
1974;
from
$70,000 school
building bonds offered May 27 —
187, p. 2384 — were awarded
—
the
change Bank of Crystal
at a price of 100.05.
No. 758, Minn.
Bond Sale
gen¬
gality
Minn.
Bond Offering—Grace
Med ford
The $25,000
—
—
are
Meadowbrook
July
on
1961
bonds: $111,000 3.80s, due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1961 in¬
Crystal Springs, Miss.
Leland, Miss.
Roy H. Granwill
receive
until
12
$215,000
—
Clerk,
bonds:
revenue
due
750,000 sanitary and storm
MISSISSIPPI
from 1960 to
Principal and in¬
payable at
to
tete,
$15,000
July 1,
state bank designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
to
inclusive;
$220,000 2.30s, due on July 1
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive;
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
19
for the
purchase of
June
recreation
$23,000 3.80s, due on
1959 to 1961 in¬
1 from
District Clerk, will receive sealed
on
and
park
bonds:
July
$10,000
public improvement
sold
cost of about
from 1975 to 1973 inclusive.
hauser, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
June
at
Mo.
(P. O. Route 1A, Columbia Falls),
group
National
Trauer¬
&
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
$6,070,000 bonds
187, p. 2276—
posed of First Boston Corp., Con¬
are
cipal and interest payable at
June
L. I.
—
in
due
4Vi%
4—v.
to
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
Flathead County Sch. District No. 2
City, Mo.
awarded
the
Shelbina,
interest payable at a bank in
Bond Sale—The
8
for
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Principal
Chillicothe, Kansas City or St.
Louis. Legality approved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
until
17
proved
by
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
1977.
Bond
June 16 for the j)urchase of
$1,000,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
June
was
Chillicothe, Mo.
&
St. Louis Park
bids
sealed
011
Dated
(CDST)
purchase of
inclusive. Bonds due
thereafter
1,
1959
of
hos¬
county
June
from
C.
Secretary
of
the
Education, will receive
Sunderman,
Board
p.m.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
purchaser, subject to approval by
the County Court. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
p.m.
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
of
No. 295, Minn.
will
p.m.
will
suitable
inclusive.
1979
inclusive.
Bond
W.
7
H. Soren-
J.
—
Clerk,
16
June
on
1
66, St. Louis), Mo.
Offering — Raymond
pur¬
inclusive.
$225,000 general obligation school
callable
Arden Hills, Minn.
Offering
bids
Minn.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
inclusive.
Crescent Indep. School District
La
11
and
Bond
sealed
on
1
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1969 and there¬
after are callable as of June
1968.'
,
com¬
&
Nov. 1, 1969. Interest M-N. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.
from
;
to
mature
1979
Bond
ceive
Offering
District
Madison, Minn.
Albert Lea, Minn.
Omans,
1972
The bonds
MINNESOTA
Bond
3
Co.,
on
1965
to
1977 to
school
1986 inclusive.
Other
group
&
75,000 3%s. Due
to
July
Randolph Indep. School District
Bond
D>ated
Feb.
1
the
for
$1,000,000
bonds.
on
17
on
1960
by the First of Michigan Corp., as
on
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& Maccartney, of St. Paul.
son,
pital
Due
until
bids
June
on
of
re¬
Alvin
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved
No. 195,
sealed
(CST)
will
Treasurer,
of St. Louis.
Kiesau,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
18 for the purchase of $18,000 gen¬
eral obligation road improvement
—
ceive
chase
Dy-
$329,000 3 Vis. Due
—
Due
and 1961.
im¬
June
Nuveen
Kindred
1973
follows:
$759,000
a
Offering
Bond
County
sart,
Bond
Maurice
—
No. 283, Minn.
lottesville, First National Bank &
Offering — Andrew Ho-! Trust Co., Oklahoma City; Mcbart, District Clerk, will receive Dougal & Condon, Inc., R. J. Ed¬
sealed bids until 8 mm. (CDST)
wards, Inc., and Byrd Brothers,
John
of
Barcus,
school site and building bonds of¬
fered June 2
v.
187, p. 2276 —
were awarded to a
group headed
$40,000 4s.
suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
any
Offering
Co.,
Allan
Blair
&
Co., Inc.,
and
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., as follows:
posed
1966 to
_$1,800,000
of Jan. 1, 1968.
as
1,
offered
bonds
provement
100,000 3.60s. Due
Bond
callable
are
Principal and interest payable at
purchase
1977 inclusive. Call¬
1961 to
able
,White Lake School District No. S
(P. O. Whitehall), Mich.
*
sive. Bonds due in 1969 and there¬
(CDST)
p.m.
of
$600,000 school building bonds*
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
on
a
the purchaser.
on
1,
Kel-
J.
will receive
Ieher, District Clerk,
sealed
255,000 3j/2S. Due
company
1958. Due
July 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
July
Newburg (P. O. Mabel), Minn.
1968.
desig¬
nated by
&
Co.,
Crystal, Minn.
J.
Dated
way
Missouri
Bond
p.m.
(CDST) on June 12 for the pur¬
of $500,000 school building
bonds.
1966 inclusive.
to
and
Bond
Frederick
8
chase
,>60,000 2.40s. Due on April 1 from
Pontiac), Mich.
—
until
bids
County (P. O. Columbia),
T.
William
—
Hazelwood School
(P. O. 1865 High-
District No. R-l
Boone
apolis.
Dain
Township School Dist.
Offering
Offering
sealed
ceive
after
M.
of J.
(P. O. 3101 Walton Boulevard,
Note
group com¬
20,000 2.70s. Due on April 1, 1967
building bonds offered June 3—v.
187, p. 2383—were awarded to
.McDonald-Moore & Co.
1958.
a
Bond
276, Minn.
Frommes, District Clerk, will re¬
Co., Inc.,
and Piper,
Jafl'ray & Hopwood, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
i.73%, as follows:
posed
Allison-Williams
1961
Community School
District, Mich.
Bond
awarded to
were
—
No.
Sf. Louis County,
MISSOURI
Minnetonka Indep. School District
sewer
3—v.
awarded
to
Bond
receive
Offering
County
sealed
—
Winston H.
Treasurer,
bids
at
the
will
First
Boston, 45 Milk
St., Boston, until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
011
June 19 for the purchase of
$50,000 hospital bonds. Dated July
1,
to
1958. Due
1963
on
July 1 from 1959
Principal and
inclusive.
clusive; $84,000 2y2s, due on interest payable at the abovebank.
Legality
ap¬
July 1, 1973 and 1974; and mentioned
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
168,000 2.70s, due on July proved
1 from 1975 to 1973 inclusive. Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Volume
187
Number
5749
JERSEY
NEW
.
.
June
4
awarded
B.
J.
p.
—
to
Van
Boland,
a
group
$12,000 3s, due
2277 — were
composed of
Co.,
school
YORK
NEW
Bond
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., John J.
Ryan & Co., Thomas & Co., M. B.
Vick & Co., Rippel & Co., Herbert
J. Sims & Co., Inc., and Lebenthal
& Co., as 4V8s, at a price of 100.03,
ia basis of about 4.12%.
*
v'
Ottering
Ehrhardt,
receive
the
purchase
until
will
12:30
10 for the
June
on
bonds,
$2,422,000
of
1963
to
1959
on
Mount
April 15 from
527,000 local improvement bonds.
about 3.14%.
300,000 airport bonds. Due on
April 15 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
Due
Salem, N. J.
— William
H.
will
re¬
Recorder,
City
sealed
ceive
7:30
on
of
Dated June 1,1958. Due on June 1
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
Bank
National
Salem
the
at
Trust
payable
(J-D)
interest
&
Company, in Salem.
and
MEXICO
ceive
(DST)
No. 6
Free
Sch.
Bond Sale
and
sewer
May 22
revenue
to
offered
bonds
187, p. 1945
v.
—
awarded
The $400,000 water
—
—
were
Garrett-Bromfield
&
County, Lovington Municipal
(P.O.
School District Not 1
Lovington), N. Mex.
Bond Sale — The $950,000 gen¬
_
eral
obligation school bonds of¬
fered May 27 — v. 187, p. 2384 —
awarded to the First Nation¬
were
al Bank,
of Dallas, and the Harris
of Chi¬
Trust and Savings Bank,
jointly, at
cago,
price of 100.01,
a
net interest cost of about
a
1.77%,
*y
Due
1.70s.
Due
June
No. 2 (P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,450,000
school
building
bonds
offered
June 2
v.
187, p. 2384 — were
awarded to a group composed of
570,000
1
on
from 1960 to 1962
inclusive.
B.
Gibbons
Stevenson
&
&
Co.,
First
of Mich¬
igan Corp., and Baxter & Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.29, a basis
3.37%.
about
of
Greenbush
(P.
O. East
Greenbush), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $190,085 public
improvement bonds offered May
28
v.
187, p. 2277 — were
awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
—
Due
1.90s.
190,000
June
on
1,
1963.
County (P. O. Alamogordo),
Otero
New Mexico
Offering
Bond
Clerk
Sanchez,
sealed
(MST)
chase
of
on
of
,
bids
D.
Margaret
the
Board
Commissioners,
County
ceive
—
will
until
10
of
June 16 for the pur¬
$200,000 general obli¬
Dated May
1, 1958. Due on July 1 from 1959
gation hospital bonds.
inclusive.
1968
to
Principal
and
payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
or
at the County Treasurer's of¬
interest (J-J)
fice.
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
son,
of
Inc., ond Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
jointly, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.44, a basis of about 3.45%.
No.
Central School Dist.
Island
Grand
re¬
a.m.
(P. O. Grand Island), N. Y.
Sale — The
$1,500,000
1
Bond
bonds
offered
June
p. 2498 —were
awarded to a group composed of
the
First Boston
Corp.; Merrill
school
building
5 —v. 187,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Dominick
&
Dominick, as
Lynch,
and
3.40s, at
a
price of 100.82, a basis
of about 3.31%.
Bond Sale
—
An issue of
$31,000
lire bonds was sold to the Meadow
Bond
■*
Brook
Fe, N. Mex.
Sale—The
eral obligation
$480,000
gen-
bonds offered May
awarded
composed of Stern
Bros & Co., City National Bank &
.Trust
Co.,
Kansas
City,
and
Zahner & Co., at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about 2.77%,
as
a
group
follows:
clusive; $12,000 2%s, due on
June 1, 1971 and 1972; and
$36,000 3s, due on June 1 from
1973
to
1978 inclusive.
sanitary
sewer
bonds:
$70,000 2V2S, due on June 1
from 1959 to 1970 inclusive;
110,000
2%s, due on June 1,
and 1972; and $30,000 3s,
$10,000
(P.
9
O.
the
of
purchase
bids
building bonds.
May 1, 1958.
from
Nassau
as
1959
to
Due 011 May
1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Meadow Brook National Bank
of
to
Nassau
County, in Woodmere.
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Legality
approved
&
City.
Huntington and Babylon Central
School District No. S (P. O.
Station), N. Y.
The $2,701,000
school
building
bonds
offered
June 4
v.
187, p. 2385 — were
awarded to a group headed by
Huntington
Sale
Bond
mature
1968
July 1 from 1959
Principal and
on
inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the First
National Bank of Spring Valley,
interest
approved by
& Wood, of
Sparkhill. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
New York City.
Oyster Bay Central School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Syosset), N.Y.
Bond
S a I e — The
$3,792,000
offered
bonds
building
awarded
were
to
June
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
—
—
5
Inc.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
Michigan Corp.; Francis
Pont & Co.; Adams, McEntee
Cross;
I. du
of
.
a
(P. O.
Webster), N. Y.
Offering — Harold
bonds
The $35,000,000
—
offered
on
2
p.m.
June
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
to
a
and
Principal
payable
(F-A)
to
interest
the
at
Genesee
Yorkshire, Freedom, Farmersville,
Machias, and Arcade Central
School District No. 1 (P.O.
of
price of 98.439, a basis
3.44%.
about
One
a
other
.
bid
was
Machias), N. Y.
Sale —The
Bond
bonds
school
offered
R.
Peeler
& Co., jointly, at a price
100.02, a net interest cost of
about 2.86%, as follows:
of
—
v.
187,
p.
a
headed by Halsey,
& Co. Inc., Drexel & Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., naming a
price of 97.859 for 3%s, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.46%.
Associated with Blyth & Co.,
Inc. and Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc. in the underwriting are the
30,000 4s. Due on June 1, 1964.
60,000 2%s.
Due on June
1,
1965 and 1966.
120,000 2V2S. Due on June 1 from
Bank
Trust
&
Co., of Winston
Interstate Securities
and
Salem,
Corp., jointly, at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.009%,
as
follows:
on
June
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.
Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Bros. & Hutzler; R.
White,
Weld
&
Due
Fargo, N. Dak.
Saie — The $950,000
Bond
1
DAKOTA
NORTH
awarded
re¬
to
group
a
com¬
John Nuveen & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
the Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
of
posed
price of 100.003, a
of about 2.92%,
City, at
sas
a
interest
cost
net
follows:
as
$195,000 5s.
1960 to
Due on May
1962 inclusive,
1963
to
1 from
Due on May 1 from
390,000 21/2s.
1968
inclusive.
1970.
240,000 3s.
1971
Due 011 May 1 from
to 1974
inclusive.
OHIO
Township Local School Dist.
Bath
(P. O. Lima), Ohio
Bond
$68,000 water bonds, for $25,000
6s, due on June 1 from 1959
to 1963 inclusive.
v
30,000 2?4s, due on June 1 from
l 1964
to
1969 inclusive, and
to
Co.;
Corp.;
Co.; Salomon
W. Pressprich
1972 inclusive.
1970 to
receive
3s,
1970
due
2s,
$45,000
June 1 from
inclusive; and
due
on
bids
Roush,
until
8
(EST) on June 24 for the
purchase
of
$285,000
building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at the First
Lima.
Gahanna, Ohio
Bond
on
1977
to
Roger
sealed
p.m.
1963 inclusive.
000
—
Board of Education,
National Bank & Trust Co.,
150,000 2%s, due on June 1 from
1964 to 1969 inclusive; $243,-
& Co.;
Offering
Clerk of the
will
Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Phelps, Fenn
&
inclusive.
1970
2%s.
2385
$13,000 3s, due on June 1 from
Boston
to
1967
390,000
563,000 water bonds, for $125,000
6s, due on June 1 from 1959
Smith,
First
The
inclusive.
1963
to
1959
awarded to the Wachovia
were
Barney & Co.;
Corp.; Kidder,
following:
Due on June 1 from
$150,000 6s.
and
Lexington, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $631,000 bonds
—
$750,000 water
bonds offered June 3—•
125,000 2%s. Due on May 1, 1969
CAROLINA
offered May 27
from
1990 inclusive.
187, p. 2499—were awarded to
S. Dickson & Co., and J. Lee
v.
&
NORTH
.1 from
June 1
on
Statesville, N. C.
sewer
were
$1,400,000
3—v.
June
group
White
on June
1984 inclusive.
,
received,
syndicate
Stuart
1 from
funding improvement bonds of¬
fered May 27—v. 187, p. 2165—»
•
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
3%s, at
on June
1976 inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
1988
195.9
from
Valley Union Trust Company, of
Rochester,
or
at
the
holder's
option, at the Marine Midland
Trust
Company,
of New York
City. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
cate headed
about 3.44%.
of the account:
until
11 for the pur¬
chase of $243,000 public improve¬
ment bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
(EDST)
187, p.
syndi¬
4—v.
June
awarded
2385—were
1984 to
Series revenue
12th
Stone & Webster Securities
members
bids
Co., as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.88, a basis of about 3.32%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3V2S,
at a
price of 100.63, a basis of
Other
sealed
receive
P.
Supervisor, will
Garnham, Town
Due
1977 to
and
N.Y.
Sale
follows:
as
1959 to
1000 Ridge Road,
100.64, a basis of about
3.44%.
Equitable Securities Corp.;
due on June 1 from 1973 to Roosevelt & Cross, Geo. B. Gib¬ F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine, Web¬
bons
&
1978 inclusive.
ber,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
Alex.
Co., Inc., the First of
200,000 storm sewer bonds: $120,- Michigan Corp., Francis I. duPont Brown & Sons; L. F. Rothschild
000 2V2S, due on June 1 from & Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., W. & Co.;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Gregory
1959 to 1970 inclusive; $20,000 ^Morton & Co., Adams, McEntee
& Sons; W. E. Hutton & Co.; W. H.
2%s, due on June 1, 1971 and & Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Morton & Co., Inc.; Wood, Struth1972; and $60,000 3s, due on R. D. White & Co., and Tilney &
ers & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Bacon,
June 1 from 1973 to 1978 incl. Co.
1971
100.67,
Webster
Buffalo; Blair & Co.; Manufactur¬
ers & Traders Trust Co., Buffalo;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and R. D.
Bond
net interest cost of about
a
$115,000 Cs. Due
SV2S, at a price of
basis of about 3.43%.
187, p. 2384—were awarded to a
composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Consolidated
100.01,
3.61%,
as
Co., Inc.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
and Tilney & Co., as 3V2S, at a
&
price of
Securities Corp., and J. Lee Peel¬
er
& Co., jointly, at a price of
60,000 2s. Due
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; George B. Gib¬
bons
&
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt &
First
2499—were awarded to the Vance
com¬
group
a
City, N. C.
f
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water
bonds offered June 3—v. 187, p.
75,000 3V2S. Due
Bond
Tappan Fire
Protection District, N. Y.
The bonds are dated July 1, 1958
Orangeville,
and
.
Siler
Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
v.
—
I. jointly,
r
\
20,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1969
and 1970.
<
•
;
187, p. 2385 — were
awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
school
$445,000
basis of about 3.16%.
—
Hyde
New
Park), N. Y.
■
Offering — Sealed
Bond
as
Delafield
$130,000 street improvement
bonds:
$82,000 2V2S, due on
June 1 from 1959 to 1970 in¬
of
Hempstead,
West
in
Dated
1
Bank
National
County,
21/2S.
-28—v. 187, p. 2052—were
-to
No.
Co., Buf¬
May 28
1 from
on June
1968 inclusive.
1965 to
Manufac¬
&
1 from
v30,000 21/2S. Due
Buf¬
the
Corp., at a
net interest cost
as follows:
on June
1964 inclusive.
1960 to
4—v.
187,
a
$24,000 2V4S. Due
$2,300,000
York,
v.
—
awarded to
Securities
price of 100.10,
of about 2.54%,
Spring Valley, N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $356,000 pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds offered
'
Port of New York Authority,
Hempstead, Woodmere Fire Dist.
(P. O. Woodmere), N. Y.
Denver.
Santa
■
New
May 27
were
—
Interstate
Traders Trust
a
Rochester
will be received until June 25 for
& Co., Inc., Geo.
Co., Inc., Bacon,
Stuart
Halsey,
1959.
.
r"
Western
of
offered
2384
p.
2499—were awarded to a
composed of Marine Trusl
—
1,
June
on
inclusive.
*
'»**'
*_
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
"
—
bonds
pur¬
the
'
North
Randolph County (P.O.
Asheboro), N. C.
Bond Saie
The $74,000 school
falo; Roosevelt & Cross; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stom
& Co.; Coffin & Burr, R. D. White
& Co.; and Kenower, MaeArthm
& Co., as 3.20s at a price of 100.40,
Newark. Legality ap¬
Vande water,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Galloway, of New York City.
(P.O.
June
(J-D) payable
City Bank
Legality approved
National
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
turers
by
j
East
1.90s.
$190,000
Lincoln
offered
First
of New York.
falo; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Co.,
proved
follows:
as
1973
to
the
at
Trust
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist.
Lea
1959
The
—
interest
and
the
at
in¬
and
15,
cipal
p.m.
2
$65,000 parking bonds.
1, 1958. Due on June
from
District
:
Co.
June
able
Dist.
building bonds offered May 29 —
v. 187, p. 2384 — were awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, as 2V4S, at a
price of 100.05. a basis of about
2.24%.
for
18
Sale
bonds
p.
group
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
(P.O. Port Jefferson), N. Y.
Sale—The $250,000 school
Co., of Denver.
of
1
Bond
Carlsbad N. Mex.
June
on
chase
until
bids
sealed
Dated
by Sullivan, Dono¬
van,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Lane, of New York City.
ity approved
Union
school
Village Clerk, will re¬
Jr.,
man,
&
Company, of Albany. Legal¬
Trust
Brookhaven
NEW
Bank
Commercial
National
June
Middleport), N. Y.
Bond
Newark, N. Y.
Offering—Chas. A. Haus-
Bond
April 15, 1958. Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
Dated
Principal
(DST) on
purchase of $920,building bonds. Dated
1958.
Due on June 15
school
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Central School District No. 1
187,
50,000 school bonds. Due on April
15 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
000
Royalton, Hartland, Lockport,
Shelby, Ridgeway and Alabama
basis of about 2.96%.
a
p.m.
June 9 for the pur¬
$24,000 building bonds.
(EDST)
chase
until
bids
inclusive.
clusive.
Offering
Kugler,
420,000 water supply bonds. Due
on April 15 from 1959 to 1977
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
June 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
(P. O. Mamaroneck), N. Y.
June 19 for the
City.
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
building bonds offered June 4—
v. 187, p. 2385—were awarded to
a
group composed of George B.
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., and R. D. White
& Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.28,
1968 inclusive.
on
1
Offering—Joseph J. Barbieri, District Clerk, will receive
Manhattan Bank, New York
Pleasant, North Castle, and
No. 5 (P. O. Valhalla), N. Y.
r
April 15 from 1959 to
on
1969
terest
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Disti
inclusive.
Rahway, N. J.
Bond Sale
The $162,000 park¬
ing facilities bonds offered May
28—v. 187, p. 2384—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3.15s,
at a price of 100.11, a basis of
—
1958. Due
basis
a
3.24%.
Bond
City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Mary. L. Pendorf, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(EST) on June 12
for the purchase of $258,000 school
building bonds. Dated
June
1,
Western
of
No.
Rome
York, Buffalo,
price of 100.03,
a
about
57
Mamaroneck Union Free Sch. Dist.
Hanseatic Corp.; Reynolds
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; and
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.
187, p. 2385 — were
a
group composed of
Trust Co.
of
&
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as 3V4S, at a price
of 100.56, a basis of about 3.19%.
improvement
public
Due
bonds.
to
3148, at
York
The $2,900,000
bonds
offered
White &
as
follows:
$1,125,000
—
Blair & Co.,
Inc., Manufacturers and Traders
Trust Co., Buffalo, Roosevelt
&
Cross, Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Coffin & Burr, R. D.
J.
Lawrence
—
bids
v.
—
Marine
New
Comptroller,
City
sealed
(EDST)
p.m.
/
Bond
Sale
building
June 3
Albany, N. Y,
Newark,
Co.,
1972;
June 1
awarded
Fidelity
of
&
Trust
on
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
from
Ingen & Co., Inc., are:
Saffin
Union
on
and
offered
bonds
Bond
June 1, 1971 and
due
—
building
v.
187,
(2601)
40,000 recreation bonds: $24,000 Marbletown, Rochester, Rosendale, Stevenson & Co.; Clark, Dodge &
First
of
Michigan
Corp.;
21/2S, due on June 1 from 1959 and Wawarsing Central Sch. Dist. Co.;
No. I (P. O. Marbletown), N. Y.
to 1970 inclusive; $4,000 2%s,
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.; New
:k
Neptune Township School District
(P. O. Ocean Grove), N. J.
Bond Sale
The $2,890,000
school
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
June
1,
age
Sale—The
$128,000
sew¬
disposal plant bonds offered
3 —v. 187, p. 2385 — were
June
awarded
as
3V2S,
to
the
at
a
Ohio
price
Company,
of
101.81
a
basis of about 3.32%.
1978.
Delaware, Ohio
Note
Lowell, N. C.
Bond Sale
hall
bonds
—
The $40,000 town
offered WW 27
—
v.
were aXvarded to
the Interstate Securities Corp., as
187,
p.
2385
—
Offering
—
Kenneth
R.
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
receive sealed bids until 4 p.m.
(EST) on June 16 for the
$21,400 water main
of
purchase
improve-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ML (2602)
June
Dated
notes.
ment
1,
1958.
inclusive.
1968
School
Local
Elmwood
District
Clerk-Treasurer
the
of
Board
American
Airlines.
Ohio
est and
first
,
annual
meet
to
inter¬
sinking fund requirements
the
on
Sale—The $915,000 school
Bond
of
The
year's interest is capitalized from
bond
proceeds.
Lease
rentals,
sufficient
Rocky River City School District,
(P. O. Cygnet), Ohio
Bond Offering: — Ruth Selby,
v
bonds. Dated May 14,
1 from 1959 to
equipment
1958. Due on Dec.
Due May 31, 1960.
bonds,
June
commence
The
whole
1959
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Cygnet Savings Bank Co., Cygnet.
laney, Wells & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 102.09, a basis of about
3.01%.
on
June
1981
to
1
Dec.
and
1
from
inclusive.
187,
p.
a
bonds
redeemable
are
as
a
beginning June 1, 1968 at
prices ranging from 104V2% to
100% after Dec. 1, 1979; and in
part by lot beginning Dec. 1, 1959
at
102%
to
100% after Dec. 1,
Sale
Bond
The
—
$60,000
offered
bonds
May
Bond
fire
29—v.
sealed
until noon (EST) on June 19
the
purchase of $1,500,000
City Treasurer, will receive
Due
on
1
Dec.
from
1959 to
Bond Sale—The street
1974
interest
(J-D) payable at the Green Hills
bonds
ment
fered
Principal
and
branch of the Southern Ohio Na¬
were
tional Bank. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
May
187,
28—v.
improve¬
$55,235
totaling
of¬
2278—
p.
awarded to the First Cleve¬
land
Corp., as 21/vs, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 2.48%.
cinnati.
OKLAHOMA
Indian Hill Exempted
Village Sch.
District (P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Benton
County School District No.
43 (P. O. Albany), Oregon
New Offering Date—The $37,500
building
bonds
bids until
25
for
May 1,
1960
8
(PST) on June
purchase of $74,000
p.m.
the
general
obligation
1958. Due
bonds.
Jan.
on
sold
be
Deane & Scribner.
Dated
1
from
Souderton, Pa.
1969
1958, not Dec. 15, 1958
nally proposed in
the
offering.
origi¬
June
3
as
received
>
single bid
the
for
4—v.
to
$85,000 sewer
May 27—v. 187, p.
2336—was rejected.
bonds offered
"
Trust
to
Bond
interest
Washington County
School District No.
Forest
Bond
Union High
5 (P. O.
—
Patricia
187,
the
eral
Bond
purchase of $102,general obligation
Sale—The
offered
2387—were
composed
clusive.
Necker
Principal
payable
Bank
&
-
$250,000 gen-*
improvement
June
3—v.
awarded
to
of DeHaven
187,
p.
a
group
& Town-
send, Crouter & Bodine, Schaffer,
and
interest
the
Counly
Legality .ap
proved
by Winfree, MeCulloch
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
(J-D)
National
obligation
bonds. Dated June 30, 1958.
Due
on
Dec. 31 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
Treasurer's
gen¬
2279—were awarded'
Union
bonds
building
p.
Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Springfield), Pa.
Gil-
man, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
000
$125,000
Co., Souderton, as 3y4S, at
price of 100.14, a basis of about
June 9
for the
The
—
3.23%.
Grove), Oregon
Offering
Sale
eral obligation bonds offered June
by Shuler, Sayre, WinRankin, of Portland.
&
at
price
&
Co:,
Son
bold-s
office.
&
and W. H. NewCo., as 2V2s, at; a
100.69, a basis of about
of
2.40%.
RHODE
;
ISLAND
<
PENNSYLVANIA
Newport, R. I.
.
School District
C half ant
(P. O.
Ave., East Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
Offering — Richard P.
Bond
307 North
Bond
Chiloquin, Oregon
Bonds Not Sold—The
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County. Treasurer's office. Legalib
and
on
June 10 and will be dated June 15,
Co.;
sealed
general
obligation
Dated June 1, 1958. Due
,
bonds.
on June
of
bids
June
on
Rumon, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will. •* receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) 011
June 11 for the purchase of $15,000
Offering—Tom ' Edwards,
Director
$800,000
11
Finance, will receive
until
for
bonds,
(EDST)
of
noon
the
purchase
follows:
as
$400,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1958.
1959
..
to
Due on June 1 from
1978
inclusive. Inter-
est J-D
:
100,000 construction and equipCounty Union High Sch. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Le¬
ment
bonds.
Dated
May 1,
4 (P. O. Molalla),
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
from 1959 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬ sanitary sewer bonds offered at
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Oregon
to
1963 inclusive.
Interest
Bond
Sale—Tne $190,000 gen¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable the same time were awarded to
M-N. '
•Eastern Baptist College-(P. O.
at the Central Trust Co., Cincin¬ the First National
Bank, of Lind¬ eral obligation bonds offered May
St. Davids), Pa. %
300,000 water bonds. Dated June
nati. Legality approved by Peck, say.
28—v. 187, p. 2166—were awarded
Bond
Offering — Charles
S.
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
to
Blyth & Co.,- Inc., and the
1959 to 1973 inclusive. Inter¬
N'thle County Dependent Sch. Dist.
Jr.,
Chairman
of
the
United States National Bank, of Walton,
Kent, Ohio
est J-D.
Board
of Trustees,
No. 7 (P. O. Perry), Okla.
will receive
Portland, at a price of par, a net
Bond Offering—Frahcis J. Kersealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Bond Offering—Bob M. Brandeinterest cost of about 2.56%,, as
Payable at the Industrial Na¬
win, City Auditor, will receive
June 20 for the purchase of $220,tional Bank, of Providence, 01* at
berry, Superintendent of Schools, follows:
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
000
non
will receive sealed bids until June
tax-exempt - dormitory the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
$40,000 4V4S. Due on Dec, 1, 1958
June 20 for the purchase of $19,
revenue
32
bonds.
Dated
for
the
Nov.
purchase of $8,000
1, New York City. Legality approved
and 1959
862.41
special assessment street
1957. Due on Nov.
1
from
1960
transportation equipment bonds.
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
20,000 21/4S. Due on Dec. 1, 1960.
improvement bonds.
Dated May
to
1997
inclusive.- Legality
ap¬
Mitchell, of New York City, ' ;
130,000 2M>s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Okfuskee County Dependent Sch.
1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
to 1968 inclusive.
District No. 12 (P. O. Box 108,
Principal and
f
r
Warren, R. I.
Munson, of Philadelphia. " V"
interest
(M-N) payable at The
Castle), Okla.
Bond Offering—Antonio F. ThiCurry County School District No.
City Bank, Kent.
Bond Offering — Eugene Wal¬
Legality ^ap¬
Pennsylvania Genl. State Authority batideau/ Town
17C (P. O, Box 308, Brookings),
Treasurer, will
proved
by Squire,
Sanders
& lace, Clerk of Board of Education,
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa. receive sealed bids at the First
Oregon
will
receive
bids
until
5
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Offering — A. J. Caruso,
p.m.
Bond Offering—Dora E. BeauNational Bank of Boston, Munici¬
(CST) on June 10 for the purchase lieu, District Clerk, will receive Executive Secretary, will receive pal
Division, 45 Milk StM Boston,
Lucas County (P. O. Cleveland),
of $4,000 building repair bonds.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) 011 sealed bids until July 9 for the until 11 a.m. (DST) on June 11
Ohio
of $30,000,000 Institu¬ for the purchase of $590,000 bonds
June 9 for the purchase of $330,- purchase
Bond Sale—The $57,400 special
Tulsa, Okla.
tional Building bonds.
000 school building bonds.
as follows:
Dated
assessment bonds offered June 3
Bond Offering — A. Jackson
July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
—v.
$200,000 school building and
187, p. 2278—were awarded Lawrence, City Auditor, will re¬
Pennsylvania State University, Pa.
1960 to 1978 inclusive. Callable as
to the First Cleveland
equipment
bonds.
Due
on
Corp., as ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Bond
Sale
The
First Boston
of Jan. 1, 1970. Interest J-J. Prin¬
2V2S, at a price of 100.45, a basis (CST) on June 17 for the pur¬
June 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Corp. and associates on May 28
cipal and interest payable at the
of about 2.44%.
clusive.
chase of $2,800,000 general obliga¬
offered publicly two issues of first
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
390,000
school
building
and
tion bonds, as follows:
mortgage bonds, series B, totaling
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Niles, Ohio
equipment
bonds. - Due
on
$12,000,000. The issues consist of:
Bond Sale—The $71,860 street $1,100,000 limited access facilities Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
June 1 from 1959 to 1984 in¬
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
$4,985,000 in 3, 3V4, 3.30 and 3.40%
improvement bonds offered June
clusive.
-•
'
<
Douglas County School District No. serial bonds, which are being re1960 to 1983 inclusive.
4—v. 187, p. 2278—were awarded
4 (P. O. Roseburg),
The bonds are dated June
offered
at prices
Oregon
1,
to yield from
500,000 limited access facilities
to McDonald & Co., as 3Y4S, at a
Bond Sale—The $55,000 school 1.75% for those due
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
July 1, 1961 1958. Principal and interest pay¬
price of 101.62, a basis of about
bonds offered May 28—v.
1960 to 1983 inclusive.
187, p. to 3.45% for the 1979-83 maturi¬ able at the above-mentioned bank.
approved
by
Storey,
600,000 storm sewer bonds. Due 2386—were awarded to the Doug¬ ties; and $7,015,000 in 3.70% term Legality
on Aug.
Painesville Township Local School
1 from 1960 to 1983 las County State Bank, of Rose¬ bonds, due July 1, 1999, which are Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
1
burg, as 2.35s, at a price of par.
inclusive.
District (P. O. Painesville), Ohio
being reoffered at 100.
1958.
Due
June 15 and Dec. 15
on
Additional
Sale
The
—
$65,000
Clackamas
District
No.
>a,
,
will
Lindsay, Okla.
Bond Sale — The electric light
Bond Offering —Fred W. Wilkening. Clerk of the Board of and water works bonds totaling
Education, will receive sealed bids $295,000 offered lVIay 27—v. 187,
until noon (EST) on June 12 for p. 2387—were awarded to the Li¬
the purchase of $975,000 school berty National Bank & Trust Co.,
building bonds.
Dated June 15, of Oklahoma City.
Bond
a
Athena, Oregon
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
water system bonds was sold to
187, p. 2278 — were awarded to bids
the Bank of Commerce, in MiltonSweney, Cartwright & Co., as 3V4S, for
Freewater.
at a price of
101.15, a basis of water works system bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
about 3.09%.
Bend, Oregon
I960 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal
Bond Offering—Julia S. John¬
Green Hills, Ohio
and interest (J-J) payable at the
son,
Bond Offering — Stanley W.
City Recorder, will receive
Third
National Exchange Bank,
Steinert, Village Clerk, will re¬ Sandusky. Legality approved by sealed bids until July 2 for the
purchase of $400,000 water sys¬
ceive sealed
bids until
11 a.m.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of tem revenue bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,
(EST) on June 18 for the pur¬ Cleveland.
1958. Due Aug. 1, 1978.
chase of $40,000 municipal build¬
Callable
Strut hers, Ohio
Aug. 1, 1968.
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
inclusive.
County School District
Oregon
Offering—Grace M. Hill,
(P. O. Portland),
free
OREGON
house
45
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
White, Weld & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Incorporated; Butcher & Sherrerd;
Stroud & Company, Incorporated;
Moore/ Leonard & Lynch; Singer,
Multnomah
No.
..Monday, June 9, 1958
.
Dillon, Union Securities
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
v
-
approved
1967.
Sandushy, Ohio
Offering—Lynn G. Rosino,
Fairborn, Ohio
Rankin, of Portland.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
June 4—
bonds offered
building
v.
&
1,
1959.
2386—were awarded to
group
composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Baxter & Co.,
First of Michigan Corp., and Mul-
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 17 for
the purchase of $1,100,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
.
.
—
..
'
Bond Offering—Arthur B. Cran-
dall,
Clerk
of
Board
of
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 1 p.m. (EDST) on June 24 for
the purchase
of $885,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 15, 1958.
Due semi-annually on June and
Dec.
15
sive.
from
1959
to
1980
inclu¬
Principal and interest
pay¬
able at the Lake County National
Bank, of Painesville. Legality ap¬
proved
by Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Note—The
nally
on
were
June
above
bonds
origi¬
scheduled to be offered
11—v.
187,
p.
2278—and
postponed.
Bond
Poland, Ohio
Sale—The $12,500 special
assessment
bonds
June
&
Co.,
as
31/4S, at
a
price of 100.46,
basis of about 3.17%.
Bond
Racine, Ohio
Offering —Mae
bids--until 1
19 for the
The
Cleland,
(EST) on June
purchase of $8,000 fire
p.m.
1963
to
.
on
Aug.
1960 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds
dated
Aug/ 1,
1958. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable in Tulsa or New York
are
Eugene, Ore.
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
the
paving
bonds
First National
land.
Due from
Municipal
Airport
Trust,
Oklahoma
Bonds
Publicly
of
to
to
Port¬
1968
in¬
County Union High Sch. Dist.
1 (P. O. Lebanon),
Oregon
trict
Clerk,
bids
Offered—Blyth
&
sold
was
Bank
1959
Bond Offering—J. W.
Tulsa
whole
$202,332
clusive.
Linn
No.
City.
until
chase
of
will
June
King, Dis¬
receive
12
for
sealed
the
pur¬
$240,000 school building
June 1, 1958. Due
Co., Inc., and Lazard Freres &
Co., on June 6 offered publicly an
issue of $20,500,000 4%% revenue
bonds, series 1958, due June 1,
1983, at 100% and accrued inter¬
bonds.
est.
Multnomah
Proceeds
will
and
from
the
finance
sale
the
installation
of
of
the
construc¬
improve¬
on
Dated
June
1
clusive.
from
1959
Optional
to
after
1978
June
1,
County School District
(P. O. Route 1, Box
135B, Portland), Oregon
Bond Offering—Elmer E. Peter¬
No.
19
Jt.
son,
haul and maintenance base at the
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
June 20 for the purchase of
The bonds are ob¬
ligations
of
the
Trustees,
an
agency of the State of Oklahoma
and
a
regularlv constituted au¬
thority of the City of Tulsa, se¬
cured by rental revenues accru¬
ing under a 30-year lease with
in¬
1970.
ments to American Airlines' over¬
Tulsa Airport.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
<
1 from
tion
p.
1960
500,000 water bonds. Due
bonds
187,
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
3—v.
2386—were awarded to McDonald
a
on
improvement
street
offered
The bonds
100,000 traffic signal bonds. Due
Educa¬
District
Clerk,
will
receive
on
$25,-
000
general
obligation
school
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.'
1959
to
and
interest
1963
the
County
Legality ap¬
1,
1964
are
redeemable
in part on or after
or
at
as
a
prices
ranging from
104% to 100%, according to re¬
demption date. In addition, bonds
due July 1, 1999 are redeemable
by lot for the sinking fund at
100%
plus accrued
interest,
mencing July 1, 1984.
The bonds
are
are
com¬
issued under and
secured
mortgage
by an indenture of
and deed of trust be¬
tween the
versity,
Pennsylvania, State Uni¬
the Land Grant College
of the
Commonwealth, and Mellon
Bank and Trust Co., as
trustee. They are general obliga¬
tions of the University, secured
by
a first mortgage on certain
prop¬
National
erties
SOUTH
July
and
pledge of gross
revenues
of revenue producing
properties. The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania is obligated to main¬
by
a
CAROLINA
Laurens, S. C.
Bond Sale—The
were
posed
The
First
those
Boston
University.
associated
with
awarded
of R.
to
Drexel &
Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc.; Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
Incorporated; Smith, Barney &
Co.; Blyth & Co.y Inc.; Eastman
a
group
S. Dickson
com¬
& Co.,
Craigie
Securities
$95,000 5s. Due
1960 to
-
1966 to
75,000
3s.
1972
to
1971
to
Due
on
to
June I from
June
on
>
1
1974 inclusive.
on
on
June 1 from
June 1 from
1986 inclusive.
SOUTH
from
:
inclusive.
1979
235,000 3.30s. Due
1980
from
1
inclusive,
140,000 3V4S. Due
1975
June
on
1965 inclusive.
130,000 2%s. Due
;
DAKOTA
m
.
Emery Indep. School District No. 1,
South Dakota
Corporation in
the offering are:
sewer¬
F.
& Co.,. and Interstate
Corp., at a price of
100.33, a net interest cost of about
3.25%, as follows:
:
:
W.
tain and support the
Among
$675,000
age extension bonds offered June
4
Bond
school
Sale—An
building
to Fred Gefke &
issue
bonds
of $90,000
was
sold
Company.
Dated
July 1,. .1958,-> Due 011
July 1 from 1959 to 1-9,77 Inclusive.
1
Number 5749
187
Volume
Callable
.
.
.
000 waterworks and sewer
July 1,1967, or on any
or
revenue
interest
payment date thereafter;
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-,
able at such, banking institution
as
:
/
be designated by the pur-~
may
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7
Bond
bonds.
system
.
Liberty, Texas
Offering
—
T. O. Davis,'
19,000
waterworks
system bonds.
from
Dated
1975 to
Aug.
1,
and
sewer
Due on Feb. 1
1978 inclusive.
1958.
Principal
Liberty County (P. O. Liberty),
Needville
lndep. School District,
Texas
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$500,000
road bonds was sold to Austin,
Hart & Parvin, and Dewar, Rob¬
ertson & Pancoast, jointly.
99
Bond Sale—The
house
bonds
$450,000 school
offered
June
4—v.
187, p. 2500—were awarded to a
sealed bids1 and interest
chaser.
(F-A) payable at the
Legality
approved
by
group composed of Russ St Co.;
until-7:30 p.m. (CST) on June .16
Danforth & Danforth,
of Sioux
First City National Bank of Hous¬
Dated June
1, 1958. Due on Dittmar & Co., and M. E. Allison
for the purchase of $75,000 bonds,;
Tails.
-7.",; .
!
=
ton." Legality approved by Vin¬ March 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
as follows:
& Co., as follows:
sive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Grant County, Big Stone lndep S'ch.
$56,000 waterworks and sewer son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
District (P. O. Big Stone), S. Dak.
proved by Dumas, Huguenin & $104,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
" system bonds. Due on Feb. 1
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Vr from 1959 to 1974 inclusive.
Boothman, of Dallas.
! Houston.
Bond Offering—Mary C. HubMayor,- will
.
.
'
-
lou,
June
receive
will
Clerk,
District
bids until 8 p.m: (CST) on
'sealed
for the
9
purchase of $30,Dated
July 2, 1958; Due on July 2 from
1959 to 1978- inclusive.
Principal
school funding bonds.
000
and
interest (J-J)
payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
County
suitable bank designated by
the purchaser.
any
TENNESSEE
Henderson
County (P. O.
Lexington), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
$600,000 school
187,
3—v.
June
offered
bonds
tle
&
2.80%,
about
$268,000 2i:zs:. Due on May 1 from
1966 inclusive.
1959 to
V
:
price of 100.01, a
a
cost of
follows:
as
/
Co., at
interest
net
p.
H. Lit¬
2279—were awarded to C.
7' 159,000 234s.:' Due
■;
:
May 1 from
on
.
1970 inclusive.
'1967 to
1 from
173,000 3sv Due on May
1971
1974 inclusive,
to
Nashville, Tenn.
/
/.Bond
;
2387
Sale
—
—
June
offered
bonds
The $1,500,000
3—v. 187, p.
awarded to a group
were
National City
Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Andrews &
Wells, Inc.,- and Robert Winthrop
& Co., at a price of par, a net interest cost of about 2.92%, as fol¬
lows:'. .7/':
*•
of First
composed
Bank; of New York,
•
;
bonds:
7i
auditorium
municipal
$1^000,000-
due
4s,
$230,000
on
Nov. 15 from 1960 to 1972 in¬
clusive; $710,000 3s, due on
1995 in¬
15 from 1973 to
Nov.
clusive; and $60,000 0.25s, due
on Nov. 15, 1996 and
1997.
500,000 airport runway construc¬
tion bonds: $250,000 4s, due
on Feb.
1 from 1959 to 1972
inclusive;, and $250,000 3s, due
on
Feb. 1 from 1973 to 1983
inclusive.
j
County Public Utility
County (P. O.
Paris-Henry
District of Henry
;
Paris), Tenn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,550,gas system
revenue
purchased via nego¬
headed
natural
000
bonds
was
tiated sale by a syndicate
by
B. J.
Co., and
&
Haupt
Ira
Ingen & Co., as follows:
Van
$45,000 41//2S.
1964 to
Due on June
1966 inclusive.
1 from
from
Due on June 1
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
75,000 5s.
Due on June 1 from
65,000 S^s.
1971
to
1973 inclusive.
175,000 5%s. Due on June 1 from
1974
inclusive.
1979
to
Due on June 1,
1,190,000 5.70s.
1998..
June
Dated
1,
1958. Principal
payable at the
Exchange Bank,
interest (J-D)
and
Chemical
Corn
of New York
City, or at the Union
Bank, of Mem¬
Planters National
Legality approved by Cald\YejJr^M^rshall,_Trimble & Mit¬
chell,^f New York'City.
phis.
Sullivan County
(P.O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Carr,
H.
Offering—Hal
Bond
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on June
25
of $100,000
purchase
the
for
highway
bonds.
July
Dated
1,
1 from 1959
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
1958.
to
Due
1969
on
July
inclusive.
proved by Chapman &
Chicago.
„
Cutler, of
'
TEXAS
Alvin, Texas
Bond
Offering —C.
P.
Strick¬
land, City Secretary, will receive
sealed bids unti 2 p.m. (CST) on
June 18 for
the purchase of
$225,-
-
receive
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2604)
Due on July 1 from
221,000 2VsS.
3.10s.
125,000
on
July
1977 inclusive.
1
Dated
Arthur, Texas
Sale —The
Bond
8448,000
gen¬
May
eral obligation bonds offered
£9—v.-187,
p.
2279—were awarded
to Dittmar & Co., and the
Munici-
Bonds due
May 1, 1958.
$48,000 2%s.
Due on May
1973 inclusive.
1969 to
275,000 3V4s.
County Navigation District
(P. O. Victoria), Texas
Chairman of the Board of County
Indep. School District,
house
$750,000 school
offered
bonds
Bank
Co.
June
2—v.
Clung
&
Knickerbocker,
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
Offering—L.
Superintendent
(CST)
W.
bonds.
Schools,
of
will
10 for the pur¬
schoolhouse
June 1, 1958.
Due
Dated
$100,000
March 1 from
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
are
in
due
of March
State
Bank, of Dickinson. Legal¬
approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
ity
(State of)
Offering
Series A bonds.
1 from
1,000,000
—
Arthur
B.
not
July
on
exceed
to
Series
terest
Due
1969 inclusive.
1959 to
erans'
Secretary of the Vet¬
Land
Board, will receive
sealed
bids
10
(CST)
on
June 10 for the purchase of
$12,500,000 veterans' land-series
bonds.
1958A
Due
Dated
July 1, 1958.
1966 to
Optional June 1, .1973.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
New
York
City bank,
(with permis¬
sive arrangement for Chicago copaying
agency.)
Legality
ap¬
a
one
in
Texas
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Texas
in¬
4%
bonds.
B
apartment
May 27
dated
are
July
Principal and interest
1,
187,
v.
bonds offered
the
—
Housing and
Agency, as 3s, at
pay¬
Austin), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $475,000
waterworks
enue
bonds
system
tax
and
rev¬
sold to Rauscher,
was
Pierce & Co., and James C. Tuck¬
er
& Co.,
jointly,
$85,000 41i>s.
1963
to
as
Due
1973
follows:
on
tion
DIVIDEND
jp|
The Board of Directors has
"1
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 96
declared this day
-
This is
a
regular quarterly
dividend of
Russ
&
bonds
1959
from
to
on
Co., of Victoria. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
of Dallas.
Indcp. Sch. District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
bonds
$250,000
sold
was
to
Austin, Hart & Parvin.
Dated June
1
from
Bonds
1, 1958. Due
1959
and
thereafter
June
1
able
the
at
State
Legality
Huguenin
Dumas,
pay¬
p|
flj THE
COLUMBIA
|p
if
GAS SYSTEM, INC.
Delavan
sewer
until
11
$113,000
bonds.
7:30 p.m.
the
for
(DST)
purchase
school
Montpelier
Montpelier,
of
construction
National
at
or
Bank,
Merchants
the
National Bank of Boston. Legality
approved by
Montpelier.
Peter
Guiliani,
School
156
Bond
District,
Vt.
of
the
Directors,
bids
at
the
National
Board
will
000
of
Vermont-Peo¬
Bank,
Brattleboro,
at
the
First
National
Bank
Boston.
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
&
Rugg, of Boston.
May 1 from
on
ceive
sealed
Room
No.
Capitol
noon
bids
222,
Square,
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
Local
on
of
on
Debt,
at
will
re¬
his
office,
Bldg.,
Richmond, until
Finance
June
18
for
the
$4,500,000
school
Dated June 1, 1958.
Due
011
ed to
as
the
from
1
Dated
Dec.
clusive. Callable
bonds.
1, 1960. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
King County, Southwest Suburban
Sewer District
able
at
(P. O.
Finance
gen¬
Committee,
as
par.
Bond
eral
Due
$250,000
gen¬
tional Bank of Commerce, in Seat¬
Chas.
N.
Tripp
&
Co., and
McLean & Co., Inc., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.07%,
follows:
as
$78,000
3s.
1960
Due
to
38.000
Due
on
1967
Due
June
1
from
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
chaser and the
Bond
Offering
District
scn,
1
—
Knute
82,000 3.20s.
1971) to
June
Clerk,
000
17 for the
school
1958.
on
June 1 from
June
Due
June 1
1968
Dated
of
July
Hassell,
receive
Principal and in¬
bank to
a
purchaser
(PST)
chase
on
of
bids
June
13
the
Bank
No.
1
the
p.m.
pur¬
$137,000 general obliga¬
1960
to
1978
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Callable
10 years from date of
(J-J)
issue.
pay¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
building
and
—
awarded
bonds
187,
v.
to
$310,000 school
site
a
p.
offered
2388
—
were
County, Mukitteo Sch.
District No. 6
(P. O. Everett),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $120,000
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
8—v. 187, p. 2280—were sold to
the State of Washington.
of
the holder.
Legality ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
proved
WYOMING
Hot
Springs County (P. O.
Thermopolis),
Bond Sale—The
Wyo.
$219,000
memo¬
rial hospital bonds offered June 3
187, p. 2500—were awarded to
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., and
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 school
building bonds offered May 26—•
187, p. 2280—were awarded to
v.
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Wheatland, Wyo.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
provement
$124,500
offered
187t P- 2388—were
to Coughlin & Co., Inc.
im¬
June
2
awarded
—v.
CANADA
Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, Ontario
Files
pality
SEC —The Munici¬
With
on
May 29 filed
registra¬
a
tion statement with the SEC seek¬
composed of
the Channer Securities Co., Allan
ing
Blair & Co., and
& Company.
from
group
Mullaney, Wells
Merrill, Wis.
Bond
Sale
net interest cost of about
2.81%,
follows:
200,000 3s.
to
1970
inclusive.
Due
1978
June 1 from
on
on
June
from
sealed
on
bids
until
June
10:30
a.m.
17 for the pur¬
as
July 1 from
bonds.
1959
to
Due
on
1978 in¬
clusive.
9,000,000 school bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
750,000 vocational school bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1,300,000 street improvement and
construction
bonds.
July 1 from 1959 to
Due
on
1968 in¬
clusive.
bonds
are
dated
July
1958. Principal and interest
payable
at
other
the
City
of
The
firms.
interest
rate,
public offering prices and under¬
writing terms
to be supplied
Net proceeds of
are
amendment.
the sale of the debentures will be
various
purposes,'
including
$11,062,000 for sewage; $7,531,000
for schools; $5,650,000 for water¬
works; $4,220,000 for roads and
reconstruction; $4,000,-
000
for
hydro-electric
systems;
$1,965,000 for local improvements;
and
$1,213,000 for parks and rec¬
reation."
Montreal Catholic School
Commission, Que.
Bond
sewer
group
QUEBEC
clusive.
The
for
offered
a
fol¬
$2,750,000 harbor bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
4.000,000
through
Ripley & Co., Inc., The Dominion
Securities
Corporation and five
pavement
Offering—Virgil H. HurCity Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
sale
underwriters headed by Harriman
for
1
inclusive
Bond
less,
public
by
$285,000 2V2s. Due
to
be
to
are
—
to
the First National
Bank, of
Chicago, and the Milwaukee Com¬
pany, jointly, at a price of 100.01,
a
registration of $3,800,000 of
debentures, maturing
1959 through 1973, and $35,787,000 of sinking fund deben¬
tures, maturing in 1978.
These
instalment
securities
The $485,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered May
28—v. 187, p. 2280—were awarded
1968 inclusive.
Snohomish
tion
1, Wis.
Bond Sale—The
(CDST)
tion school building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due
the Common Council, or at the
City Treasurer's office, at the op¬
Menasha, Spring Road Sch. District
Milwaukee, Wis.
(P. O.
until
for
p.m.
Holman, at the holder's option.
Offering — Marjorie S. chase of $17,800,000
bonds,
County Treasitf&r, will lows:
sealed
re¬
2
Dated July 1, 1958.
July 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank to be
agreed upon by the purchaser and
1,
from
Friday Harbor), Wash.
B q u d
will
until
on
July 1 from 1959 to
on
(J-J) payable at
,
San Juan County, San Juan Island
149
bids
June 17 for the pur¬
on
bonds.
pose
'
will receive
(CST) 011
be agreed upon by the
and the District, or at
1959
1,
1973 inclusive.
School District No.
Comptroller,
sealed
Natrona County High Sch. District
purchase of $100,-
bonds.
inclusive.
1971
Due
City
(CDST)
Bertel-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
on
bel,
(P. O. Holmen), Wis.
1969.
and
-West All in, Wis.
'
Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
Bond
pay¬
Joint Common Sch. Dist. No.
as
inclusive.
1964
to
3s.
on
in Chicago, Mil¬
Sheboygan as may be
or
011
obligation bonds offered May
28—v. 187, p. 2279—were awarded
to a group composed of the Na¬
tle,
1958.
Holmen (Village), Farmington,
Hamilton, Holland and Onalaska
May 27
Sale—The
in¬
of Dec.
ONTARIO
Sale —Thel $175,000
State
as
Due
1974
bank
a
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Seattle), Wash,,
Bond
1958.
to
Chicago.
1,
Legality approved by Quarles,
&
Clemens,
of
Mil¬
terest
of July
interest
County
basis
a
Herriott
able
as
June
1,
1960
1,1965.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens Bank, of Dela¬
S.
obligation
general
award¬
price of 100.26,
a
June
from
1
June 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive,
Soap Lake Sch. Dist.
Offering—R.
$95,000 school
were
sealed
works
bonds.
Due
Channer Securities Co.,
S^s, at
1978
and
Sale—The
Mohr,
receive
a.m.
chase of $5,870,000 corporate pur¬
June
of about 3.09%,
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
inclusive.
Due
will
Melvin
—v.
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Pres¬
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
1970
Wis.
—
(CDST) on June
purchase of $1,500,000
mortgage revenue
the
ceive
June 1 from
on
waukee.
inclusive.
Principal and Interest
County (P. O.
Chesterfield), Va.
follows:
as
(Town), Bailey Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Delavan), Wis.
6
Bond
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. Call¬
receive
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
May 1 from
on
O'Brien,
County
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (PST) on
June 16 for the purchase of $36,-
of
until 2 p.m.
(DST) on June 10
for the purchase of $41,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
of
1969
inclusive.
Due
Grant County,
Offering—Ravmond Ouel-
Chairman
sealed
Due
1983
52,000 2%s.
Town
net interest cost
a
bonds offered June 3
van.
1980
to
1965
Bond
1,
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
Halifax
May
Bothell Joint Sch. Dist. No. 46
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
on
King and Snohomish Counties,
Offering—Floyd D.Brooks,
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids
Mil¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
inclusive.
Due
to
1981
No.
May 1 from
on
1968
179,000 2,/-Js.
the
St. Albans), Vt.
June
3.68%,
1970.
1971
3V2S, at
Town
No.
obligation bonds offered June
3—v. 187, p. 2279—were sold to
Georgia Town School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 2,
The
to
to 1978 inclusive.
eral
VERMONT
Bond
1971
Dated
4s.
and
Treasurer's
approved
by
& Boothman,
VIRGINIA
Milton C. Bald ridge
Secretary
June 5,1958
$1,000,000
1973.
Principal and interest (J-D)
office.
June
inclusive.
of
as
on
1980
1974
callable
are
to
in
due
74,000
pay¬
able at the Victoria Bank & Trust
Yoakum
1960 to
offered
$267,000 4,/<>s. Due
June
inclusive.
1968
Principal and interest (J-D)
Payable on August 15,1958
||!
p.
480,000 33/4s.
1, 1958. Due
awarded
$310,000 234s. Due
follows:
to
Company.
Dated June
1
sold
was
Chesterfield
of business July 18,1958.
for
on
Company, and Robert Wi
&
Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of 100.003,
of about 2.90%,
May 28—
2279—were awarded to
1960 to
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
improvement
25 i
to holders of record at close
bonds
net interest cost of about
after
IS
bonds
240,000 3s.
Co., Grande & Co., and Martin
& Co., at a price of 97.03,
Texas
ples
|8
&
a
County Naviga¬
District (P. O. Long Mott),
School
QUARTERLY
National
Charlottes¬
of
group composed of John Nuveen
as
West Side Calhoun
lette,
REGULAR
Co.
Nelson
DIVIDEND NOTICE
mi
187,
v.
May 1 from
inclusive.
the
at
or
Trust
revenue
Co., Victoria. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
of Dallas.
on
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 14 (P. O.
Clerk,
waukee
Sale—The $550,000 school
offered May 28—v. 187, p.
2280—were
\
a
par.
Travis
Joint
Aberdeen, Wash.
were
Federal
Finance
price of
2279
p.
Hills
River
Milwaukee), Wis.
WASHINGTON
able at the Victoria Bank & Trust
of Dallas.
$400,000 family
revenue
—
to
Home
a
&
and
Bond
Due
(P. O. Kingsville), Texas
Bond Sale—The
sold
Parkhurst
&
Bond Sale—The
bonds
College of Arts and Indus¬
tries
Deer
1,
ville, Louisa.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
1973.
The
1990
inclusive.
also
July
payable
School District No. 1 (P. O.
from 1959 to
1
Principal and in¬
payable at the Peo¬
(J-J)
1 from 1970 to 1983
inclusive. Callable as of July
a.m.
June 1 from
on
Brown
inclusive.
1986
July
on
Scharlach,
until
man
$240,000
Dated
Jan.
on
(J-J)
Chicago or New York
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Baird
and
1979
as
1, 1978.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the Citizens
Bond
Due
June
on
of
interest
and
bank in
a
City,
ville, Louisa,
1994 in¬
1963 to
callable
Texas
at
Offering
bids until 11
16
Bank
1958.
Hughes,
June
on
of
purchase
bonds.
sewerage
1958.
(EST)
noon
the
City
water
$500,000 not to exceed 3% interest
1,
receive scaled bids until 7:30 p.m.
chase
for
Bond
cipal
of
Commission, Room 222, Fi¬
nance Bldg., Capitol Square, Rich¬
1.9
the
City.
Sheboygan,
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
the
mond, until
for
10
of New York
(CDST)
purchase of
a.m.
$605,000 corporate purpose bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
will' Te-
the office
at
June
on
11
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
waukee
and
(P. O. Alta Loma), Texas
Bond
Bank
Debt,
bids
bids until
ples National Bank of Charlottes¬
Sanie Fe Independent Sch. District
on
Local
on
sealed
sealed
H. Calland,
Finance, will receive
of
Monday, June 9, 1956
.
or at
the Guaranty Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
Offering—R.
terest
of Dallas; Texas
Co., Dallas; Mc-
Trust
&
Victoria
the
at
Trust
Co., Victoria, until 1:30
(CST) on July 2 for the pur¬
of $1,500,000 unlimited tax
imDrovement bonds, as follows:
group composed
National
Bank,
Investment
Bond
Director
.
office,
Beloit, Wis.
p.m.
2500—were awarded to a
of the Republic
Dallas; Central
p.
WISCONSIN
chase
Texas
Bond Sale—The
bids
'receive
will
Commissioners,
sealed
inclusive.
&
Richardson
Pickering,
Bond Offering—J. E.
1 from
Due on May 1 from
1983
1974 to
187,
mission
ceive
1968 inclusive.
125,000 3s.
in¬
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
American National Bank, of Aus¬
tin. Legality approved by Gibson,
Louisa, Va.
Spence & Gibson, of Austin, and
Bond Offering—J. Gorden Ben¬
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Victoria
Due on May 1 from
1978
to
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the State-Plant¬
ers Bank of Commerce and Trusts,
*
1965 to
1959
Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New*
York City.
Dallas.
W
from
1
Principal
Richmond.
May 1, 1973.
f>arSecurities Co., jointly, as folows:
June
on
clusive.
in 1974 and thereafter are callable
on
Port
May 1 from
on
1993 inclusive.
1974 to
'
Due
1975 to
from
Due
390,000 5s.
1974 inclusive.
1968 to
.
1,
(J-J)
Treasurer's
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$10,-
000,000 school building bonds was
sold to a group composed of Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Forget & For¬
get, Ltd., Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Ltd., Casgrain & Co., Ltd., J. C.
Boulet, Ltd., Grenshields & Co.,
Inc., Clement Guimont, Inc., Cred¬
it-Anglo Francais, Inc., Savard &
Hart, Inc., Credit-Quebec, Inc.,
Durocher, Rodrique & Co., Ltd.,
Gairdner & Co., Ltd., Florido Matteau & Co., Ltd., Forgan, Ostiguy
& Hudon, Ltd., and Belanger, Inc.,
as 4s, 4V2s and 5s. Dated June
1,
1958. Due
on
June 1 from 1959 to
1969 inclusive.
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