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MONDAY
ISSUE
OF
MICHIGAN
AR 2 j 12:J
Ber. tr. 81 Fat. Office
Volume 187
^timber 5725
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, March 17, 1958
Price $125 a
4.
■
RAILROAD
ACF
v
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
Industries, Inc.—New AEC Project Planned—
Atomic
Energy
Commission
Products-Erco
division
ACF
Industries
Ohio
has
selected
the
as
the
ices
In
New York
the
Com¬
mission
electricity
for the cooperative, system.
The plant site and non-nuclear portion
of
the plant, otner than the super heater, will be supplied oy
tne
Cooperative which will als-o operate the plant.
The plant will have
a
design capacity of 22,000 net kilowatts of electricity.
Construction is expected to begin in the spring witn testing sched¬
uled for the end of 1959 and full operation scheduled for early 1960.
Stock Exchange
(Stocks).
15
New York
with the project.
produced by the reactor will be purchased from
by the Cooperative and will be used to generate
Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
27
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock
Cincinnati
31
Exchange..
,36
Stock Exchange.
36
Detroit Stock Exchange......
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
36
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
39
,
The
General
for
posals
Electric
project.
in
1955
Power
this
to
response
ceiling price
ufacturer
to
the
which
Cooperative's
t»
both
proposed
was
Commission's
Reactor
Commission
was
Industries
ACF
Construction
the
Demonstration
and
Co.
second
Program.
could not
submitted
by
the
invitation
pro¬
in
RCPA
the
under
Because
agreement
on
a
reached with the man¬
be
proposal, the Commission invited industry in
to submit new proposals for the RCPA project.—V. 186,
said.
39
"The
reflecting the requirements of an ever expand¬
of the company's improvement and
resulted in capital expenditures during 1957
of
$91,527,764,"
he
explained.
This
compared with a
combined
Ganco-Marathon-Dixie
capital expenditures figure of $58,091,848 to
1956.—V. 187, p. 1089.
V
41
modernization
Stock Exchange
45
Markets.
....
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
Feb.
on
19
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
covering 4,650 shares of common stock (par SI) to be offered
at $21.50 per share, through W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa.
The proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
RR.
y
-v
•
,.
1957
$410,351
\
i
395,901
Foreign Exchange Rates.
Net
from
revenue
railway operations
Net railway operating income.,;
*
Deficit.—V. 187, p. 569,
$39,482
$106,870
24,432
*7,501
v
are
Condition
.____
Month of January—
revenue
operating
expenses
Net
Net
—
from railway operations-^—.
operating income
revenues
railway
The Course of Bank Clearings.
fell
securities
Central
in
value,
requiring
meet
operating
Railway
1957
$301,865
$365,809
164.480
revenue—
—V.
Net
from
revenue
railway
—V.
railway
operations.—..
$137,405
$217,073
38,084
68,322
operating income-—
2677..
\
168, p.
187,
p.
Micromatic
See
.
Hone
Corp. below.—V.
corporation
This
share
for
the
last;
on
half
March
of
reported
10
1957.
This
is
Earnings Up—
net
an
earnings
increase
of
of
per
earnings
for the
share
common
after
year
1957
preferred
amounted
to
per
over
the
$2,926,000,
dividend requirements.
pares with $3,986,000, or $2.11 per common share in 1956.
to P. T. Egbert, President, the drop in overall earnings was
11-week strike in
or
$1.51
This
com¬
According
due to
an
the first half of 1957.
for
1957 were
$160,628,000,
Shipments of regular products
compared
were
with
for the previous
year,
and combat-tank
$38,317,000 under a contract completed last July.
234.000
Net
sales
increase of
Of
for
16%
the
over
last
half
sales
of
of
1957
amounted
$62,409,000
$170,359,000 in
$122,311,000,
for the
against
shipments
to
ALCO's regular business
in
to
half of
1956.
68%
the second half.
enabled
the
company
to reduce outstanding
by the end of 1957.
shares
par
Egbert said that ALCO's year-end backlog amounted to $96,000.-,
pointed out that this is an increase of 809
over
the
$53,000,000 op the books at the end of 1956.
emphasized the improvement in the second half results was
largely to higher profit margins resulting from a continued shift
more profitable product lines.—V. 185, p. 2909.
Egbert
due
Alleghany Corp.—Issuance of Notes Approved—
Interstate
Commerce Commission has approved the issuance of
of promissory notes by this corporation, thus clearing the
way for the company to enter a refinancing agreement with 13 banks.
The corporation will use the. funds to pay off a loan of the same
$15,000,000
amount
Under
made by
March
on
11.
contract
used
is
for engine driven high frequency ground power
operate jet aircraft systems during .ground-Instrument
pre-flight checks and other maintenance- operations.
to
,
Current
backlog
of
American
approximates
Electronics
compared with $10,750,000 a year ago.—V. 187, p. 773.
185, p. 1149.
$12,000,000
;
;
•;
American Ice Co.—Tenders for Preferred Stock—
Scgundo, Calif.—Acquisition—
The
Brown,
up
stock
capital
of
$10
of
preferred shares and
value of 50c.—V. 186, p. 2753.
Co.,
Inc.
directors
C.
have
Stolk,
share.
approved
a
public
on
offering
announced
of $80,000,000
that
V.
the
of long-term
firms
the banks in 1956 and
the
due Sept.
15,
1958.
refinancing, however, the corporation will have • the
privilege of changing its collateral. The corporation told the Commission it will substitute stock of Investors Diversified Services. Inc., for
stock of the New York Central System now held
by the banks.
its
for
continued
other
product
products made by the company's Dixie
Cup
and Marathon divisions and its
Sun Tube Corp. subsidiary
"should continue their long record of steady growth." Growing markets
also were seen for the plastic squeeze tubes and bottles produced by
another subsidiary, Bradley Container Corp.
The
also
stated
that
report showed the company's annual sales and rentals for the
Combined to include full-year
p.
11,
this
managed,
open-end,
diversified investment com¬
Co.—Secondary
Offering—A
sec¬
'
American
which
the
first time exceeding one billion dollars.
will
with the SEC a registration statement covering $5,000,000 of
plans
for the accumulation of shares in this Fund.—
2617.
•,
Galveston, Texas—
of
it
March 12 announced signing of contracts under
oil-producing, refining and marketing properties
of Tulsa, Okla., and its subsidiary, Ei Dorado
of El Dorado, Kan.
Petro-Atlas is a wholly-owned
Atlas Corp., an investment company.
on
will acquire
Petro-Atlas
Refining
Co.
"
subsidiary
of
Corp.,
disclosed, but was said not to exceed $25,000,000,
payment being principally in securities of -the company, rush,
assumption of certain outstanding debt. The contracts completed
Total price was not
with
and
45 cents per
Petrofina, Inc.—Buys Petro-Atlas Props.—
This corporation
1958."
He
Y.,
& Income Fund Inc., Washing¬
per share, with a dealer's concession of
share. It was completed.—V. 115, p. 2382.
March 12 in the annual report
in
N.
Secondary Offering — A secondary offering of 84,500
shares of capital stock (par $1) was made on Feb. 25
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at $10.12%
growth of the metal can business as well
lines were reported by this company on
mailed to more than 77,000 stockholders.
William C. Stolk, President, in his annual letter, said that "with
favorable growing weather lor fruits and vegetables and the continued
development of cans for other food and non-food products there is
a
good prospect that metal can production may reach a new high
for
15,
tendered.—V. 187, p. 325.
American National Insurance Co.,
Reports Growth of New Product Lines—
Prospects
184,
p; 673.
offering will be underwritten by a nationwide group of
headed jointly by Morgan Stanley & Company and
Clark, Dodge & Co.
as
New York
offering of 50,000 shares of common stock
(par $2) was made on March 6 by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co. at $34 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of $1 per share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 187,
increase
The debenture
100 Broadway,
ondary
the
investment
so
American-Marietta
proceeds will be used to retire $40,000,000 of presently
debt, Mr. Stolk said, and the balance will be used to
working capital.
A registration statement covering the proposed issue is expected to
be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the near future.
of
March
On
debentures.
Part
will be
pany filed
investment
11
Co.,
ton, D. C.—Files With SEC—
in
-
March
Trust
(EST) on March 24, 1958, receive tender's for the sale
outstanding 6% non-cumulative preferred stock at $103 per
Any such securities held by the officers or directors of the
p.m.
American Investment
..
Co.—$80,000,000 Deb. Offering Planned
President,
2
of
company
exchange for
242,692 common shares with
Thermo-Form
York
New
to
it
to
and
The
may
corporation's Electric Machinery and Equipment Division Wili
production of the Convair order at the company's El1 Monte,
Calif., plant and
shipments will be madeV through" the balance of
the.year.
•_
/
•
"•
on
American Can
bank loans
Mr.
.000,
general working capital' to> be used
arise from time to time and for general
company's
The
outstanding
company's working capital was increased from $44,998,000 in
$45,993,000 in 1957.
Inventories were reduced by $14,160,000
through a general realignment and completion of the combat tank
This
a
,
to
contract.
the
to
other needs as
begin
with
William
an
The
from $18,000,000 in 1956 to $3,600,000
3,
outstanding
totaled
these shipments, products other than locomotives accounted for
1956
,
cash
$133,-
$72,413,000,
second
H.
finalization
March
2040
sales
Net
1956,
.
of
President, on March 4 announced
that the
acquisition of Thermo-Form Co., Inc. became effective
approval by 1009 of Thermo-Form's stockholders.
Foreseeing a continued competitive condition in
the missile and
aircraft industry, Mr, Brown referred to the merger as another step
by
Altamil
toward
a
diversification
which
increases
operational
efficiencies and strengthens technical abilities.
In giving the details
of
the
transaction, he said that Altamil had acquired
all of the
William
.
$1.28
17%
$1.09 earned in the final six months of 1956.
Total
underwriting terms for the stock.
financing will be used as follows; approximately
paid out to retire the 6% debentures of Taller &
subsidiary; $2,250,000 to reduce bank loans; and the
*
Alco Products, Inc.—Second-Half
•
to
addition
569.
Altamil Corp., El
ol
the
corporation said.
The substitution
will free cash for operations.
Allis-Chalmers .Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
'
Net
the
collateral, requirements,
148,736
Railway operating expenses
underwriting
High frequency ground power units of this type are used in con¬
junction with American Electronics' weather simulators which main¬
tain
operating temperatures
in jet
aircraft during these ground
Operations.
v
of Investors Diversified Services Securities
1958
a
added
calibrations,
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
;
The
units
Month of January—
!
be
Inc.,
announced
47
$321,546
179,583
*6,499
an
This
corporation has received a contract totaling- in excess of
$1,000,000 from the Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp. for
aircraft ground support equipment, Phillip W. Zonne, Board Chairman,'
50
;
•
-
$1,576,229
1,254,683
$64,862
-
"Deficit,—rV. 187, p.;- 877.
sale through
Receives Contract for New Power Units—
49
Banks...
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 50
1957
$1,282,135
1,217,273
;
will
for such
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
1958
operating
public
corporate purposes.
Federal Reserve System
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Railway
for
the public offering price and
Cooper,
balance
49
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Railway
offered
be
Net proceeds of this
$148,000
State and City Bond Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable.11
$502,771
370,869
to
are
headed by Dean Witter & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and.
Crowell, Weedon & Co. The debentures are to be offered .for public
sale at 100% of principal amount,
with a 5% commission to the
underwriters/ The interest rate is to be supplied by amendment, as
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
1958
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1958, covering $3,500,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
1973 and 80,000 shares of its $1 par common stock. These
6.
due
securities
Miscellaneous Features
-Earnings—
Railway operating revenue.
Railway operating expenses
March
tures
Electronics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
group
SEC.
Month of January-
continuation
a
program
American
This
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange. ...^ 35
Air-Shields Inc., Hatboro, Pa.—Files With SEC—
and
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
187, p. 985.
.
corporation
facilities,
new
ing business
44
Aircraft Radio Corp.—Exchange Offer Dropped—
The
Cup Co., acquired byv
$1,006,304,940, compared
Dixie
totaled
attributed
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
2753.
See Litton Industries below.—V.
and
that
Toronto
original
1953
they
was
Stolk
Canadian Stock Exchange
supply the reactor and super heater under the
Over-the-Counter
October,
p.
39
Stock Exchange.
Montreal
1956
Mr.
weather
Page
Construction Company of
and
Sargent
and
arcniiectural engineering serv¬
subcontractor
connection
Steam
'
Corp.,
1957,
during
$2.92 per share on 15,411,062 shares.
the
reduced
1957
earnings to unfavorable
sharply cut canning crops, rising labor -and- material
costs, and a competitive situation that made it inadvisable to increase
prices late in the year to. offset the higher costs.
The report showed working capital at the end of December, 1957,
amounting to $191,538,961, compared with $198,806,845 the year before.
The
company's
$31,000,000 program for installing equipment to
process
can
making plate from coils is nearing completion, with
operations commencing at Tampa, Fla., St. Louis, Mo., Milwaukee,'
Wis., and Oakland, Calif., Mfc. Stolk said.
He added that additional
coil facilities will be opened this year at Hillside, N. J.;
Houston,
Tex.; Hammond, Ind.; and Los Angeles, Calif.
The company opened new can plants in 1957 at Detroit, Mich, and
Blue Ash, O., and will open another this Spring at San Antonio,
Tex.
In addition,
the Dixie Cup Division this year will complete a
new
paper
cup
factory at Lexington, Ky., and Marathon Division
will open a bleached sulphate pulp mill at Naheola, Ala., Mr. Stolk:
for
Stock and Bond Quotations
Maxon
construction
Marathon
the
Can
for 1957 was-$45,369,139, compared
to the previous year's $47,905,191.
After deduction of dividends on
preferred stock, 1957 earnings were equivalent to $2.72 per share of
common on the 15,632,470 shares outstanding.
The comparative figure
In This Issue
actor.
Lun'dy of Chicago, 111. to perform the
t
.
With $978,835,858 for 1956.
Combined net income reported
operative Power Association, Elk River, Minn.
The Commission will
negotiate a cost-type contract for the project with a maximum ceiling
price to the Commission. The Commission will retain title to the re¬
Dayton,
for
American
selected
has
ACF Industries,
oi
,.r
Vv.\*VL
MISCELLANEOUS
-
figures
the proposal of the
Washington, D. C.,
as
a
basis for contract negotiations to, design, develop, construct and
■test operate a boiling water nuclear reactor and conventional fuelfirpcl super heater for installation on the system of the Rural Co¬
Nuclear
INSURANCE
-
„
Copy
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1202)
2
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
agreement reached Jan. 27, said H. A. Jackson, President of
Petroflna, Inc.
Jackson
described the transaction as an important step In
Petrofina's expansion program,
and .said it boosted the company's
assets to anproximately $100,000,000.
.
American Petrofina already markets in Texas, Louisiana, Arxansas,
en
r\f
*\Tnnth
American
iov*
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
of the $6,270,614 increase in gross revenues, electric services, ac*,
counted • for $£542; 139 and gas" services for $1,510,074. . „•/
"
•
**
Tom,ot.tr
.y.
*
1Qs,
Mr.
Railway
Net
and New Mexico, and owns refineries in Wichita Jails and
Mount Pleasant, Tex. This company began operations with acquisition
of the assets of Panhandle Oil Corp., and American Liberty Oil Co. of
Oklahoma
...
The
Feb. 7 filed
on
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas
«
tion
of
committee
a
to
.
'./V
.
;■/7
.
the
been
shares
numbers of shares
stock.
The
order
exemption
denying
First
A.
&
Co.
Albany
M.
Law
McDonnell
&
&
Co.—
was
the
action now pending in the
k!
"under the provisions,
50,000
available
of. these
tape
p.
186,
company
Feb.
on
commercial
its
Chairman
of
the
announced
25
by
paper
177,
of
Va
reduction
a
according
the
in
rate
Robert
to
The
silicon
rectiiiers
firm
The
new
to
30
89
schedule
rate
1 %%;
days.
paper
was
effective
to
90
179
reduced
Feb.
26
VB
to
5
was:
1 7/a%;
days.
of 1%
is
200.000
in
s
also
with
discs,
Wilcox
&
to
180
days,
239
boiler
a
.
Sachs
&
Net
12
reported
plants
consolidated
in .sales
for Continental
Oil Co.'s
240
to
270
days, 2Y»%.—V.
187,
p.
"
\
773.
ot'
to
cary
Month
of
January—
from
Railway operating
revenue_____
Railway operating
expenses—.
Net
Ret
from
revenue
;
railway operations
—V.
the
Distilling Co.—Notes
of
Net
Net
1958
>
•
187, p.
|.
Charles
167,010
$189,278
$216,417
69,730
80154
Conn/.•»,
Contract—
:
y;;
contracted to build
Atlanta & West Point
January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
revenue
1958
$335,637
278,528
311,133
$38,270
v'
company
late
Board
Jersey
Public
three-way
The
In
to
16.7'r
50,000
The
Jan.
24,
Dec.
31,
of
new
$100
par
cumulative
"
c-
preferred
would
s
*
be
of
for
issues
185,
bonds
due
1987.
p.
the
will
be
a
This
4Y2%
issue,
coupon
which
rate,
proposed
sold
is
came
for
Sold—The
callable
over
were
offered
publicly on
associates, were4
were
and
V. 187, p. 1090.
&
Co.
see
Exchange
order
1738.
.
'
*
1.
1
Offer,
President
Behrstock,
Albert
and
Chairman
of
the
Co.—Current
totaled
Orders
'"i
•
•.<■.?*
...
Increase—
$33,398,168,
compared
as
to
in.
$42,427,247
previous year," E. C, Buliard, Chairman of the Board, stated in
report."/"This condition reflects the decline in purchases
new productive facilities by many industries, which is an important
the
of
that
new-orders
recession,
present
improvement,"
.
Mr.
in
the
totaled
in
1958,
of
at
were
indicated by the
level higher than
>
after provision for taxes, as
totaled CO cents per share
Dividends
in 1956.
to $1,
a
1957." 7
$211,032
1936.
'.
*
'
'
,'
.
-
"is
continued,
Bullard
February,
year
tor $1;5Q2,878
^
,
'
.
'I
-♦
The company's Independent Stockholders Protective Committee, which,
March $10
on
the Securities
to
March
20,
1958,
inclusive.—V.
p.
on
Feb.
14
filed
letter
a
of
tive
and
;
'
*
of
Act
the $1
period,
1090.
notification <,.with
the
Scull
Co.,
Rhoads
a
Butler
20
has
and
been
representing
Birdsboro
Inc.—V,
p.
?"
p
-
■
>
printing
Inc.,
Co.,
nf
press
manufacture!;
Columbia
special offering of 50,000
(par $15) to owners of more
2,400 Ben Franklin variety stores across the nation,
3:30 p.m.
Owners
a
stock
similar offering
offering exclu¬
(CST)
of
Ben
on
April 1, 1958.'
Franklin
independently owned but franchised
stores,
Brothers, can purchase stock at a price of $23 per share,
representing a discount of $1.12Vs from the Feb. 28 close on the New
York Stock Exchange.
The number of shgres which can be purchased
by a store owner is in relationship to the amount of the annual rebate
received from Butler Brothers last month.
The total rebate was in
Butler
by
excess
and William S.
of
$2,000,000.
The
will
proceeds
be
added
to
ment
CAPITALIZATION
market
a
per
block
Gross
in
more
in 1957
Ltd.—Earnings, etc.—
share
shares
revenues
outstanding
during the yesr.
totaled
$74,594,413
was
a
share
lower
due
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
was
$6,270,614-more
than
"As
pfd.
to
a
ofjFeb. 1, 1958, there
portion
thereof
maximum number
Earnings on the common stock were $9,582,598 in 1957 compared
with
$8,706,245 in 1956.
Net
per
common
share was $2.33 on the
4,115.880 shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1957 compared /with* $2.34 per
on
the
3,728,195
shares
company's
PRESENT FINANCING
were
t$8,672,136
50,000
2,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
$8,672,136
None
*1,050,000 shs.
outstanding options for 57,286 shares.
tThe maturity dates of the notes and the conversion
which
1956.
share
instalment notes payable
stock ($100 par value)
Common stock ($15 par value)_:
sale
to
unsecured
Cumulative
•
common
of
57
than in 1956, the annual state¬
reveals.
Net
of
107c
were
the
general funds.
2754.
Power Corp.,
Execu>-
Offered—This
IB.—Stock
Chicago,
March 7 made
common
Authorized
British
the
—-%n
sively to customers—was made in June, 1957. The cur¬
rent offering is made at $23 per share and expires at
years.
186,
&
A, O. Steffey,- President, announced.'* A
—unusual in that it represents a stock
legal
as
Richard
R.; Hoe
Brothers,
011
shares of its
than
director of the Budd Co., Lummis & Co.,
are:
of
M. "Meyerstein,--a
company
year
over
is also
nominees
Committee
New York manufacturer of incinerators;
John A. Wells/ New York lawyer; Walter V, Davidson Jr., consulting
management engineer of Nev
"V
"
"0'k invest¬
ment banker; .Frederick W. Schwerin, partner in the brokerage house
of Schwerin & Stone
Co.; F.
.*•
er of Winslow,
Coliu
& Stetson,
a
brokerage house; Leonard A. Loewe, an investor
of
Harrison,
N.
Y.;
Edward
Corsi,. New York
industrial relations
consultant; William H. Tirrell," Vice-President of the Barbasol Co.;
James
A.
Walsh, director- of Lodge & Shipley Co.
and Donald S.
Caruthers, a Washington, D. C., lawyer.—V. 185, p. 2798.
announced
Exchange
187,
soliciting prdxie^ in opposition to the management for the April 16meeting-'on March 4 issued its slate of nominees for the board.
The
Anthony
Suspended—;k
Commission
pursuant
v
of John F.
for
used
bond offerings will be competitive.
The
through underwriters on a negotiated basis.
that
an -icipated
annual
,'
1957 of $11,066,000, an all-time high, were up
1956.
Net earnings of $887,000, by far the largest. in the
history, were up 48.57c.
Earnings per share of common
up from $1.73 to $2.47.—V. 186, p. 622.
counsel
stock
through
&.
1957,. as/compared
$1,000,000 of
trading on the American Stock Exchange in
of this corporation
for a further
10
day
to
the
Net earnings
to
Ic is
s.
137, p. 878,
' "
V"", 7'.*'
any-month'.4»ring the last half
in
.
Walker
.
also petitioned the Board for permission to sell an
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds in the event the money
enough to m
outstanding
1957, and beard
1958, at 106.43.
Bidding
—V.
of
low
are
$10,000,000
,
shares
snares
in
- nd
Corporation.—V.
Earnings for
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.—New Dir.—
He
company
additional
stock
February filed applications with the New
Utility Commissioners asking to undertake a
short-term bank loans and for construction.
off
stock
1958
company's
financing plan.
120,000
pay
rates
in
automatic pinsetters, school
has required larger amounts of
accounts receivable and inventories, and
of the debentures will he used primarily
equipment
receivable
in: 1957
"Sales
the
fact
Headly to the board of directors of this company
has been announced by G. Clymer Brooke, President.
Mr. Headly is a
partner in
the
Philadelphia law firm of Montgomery,' McCracken,
financing includes $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, maturing
1988;
and
of
and
an
corporation
Election
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Plans Financing—
to
added
-
"Some
Sub¬
—
covering 30,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
production of registered and certified seed and livestock
Sales
lo'l52
railway operating deficit
—V. 187, p. 878.
be
'
$24 504
2 528
__
from railway operations
T.
characteristic
Books Closed
share),
expenses in
per
1957
$316,798
Goldman,.
the- company's
According to its prospectus, the increase
will
Finance Plan, a nationwide consumer finance company/now
offices-serving 11 states and the Territory of Hawaii.-V. 187,
'
■
#■
f
69
323
r,
of
Bergstrom Paper Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
Net
The
11,
The
stock
Net
of
suspending
capital
SEC
RR.—Earnings—
Month of
O.
of Directors pn ,March 11 announced the acquisition of the
Fred W. Gray Co., a 29-year old California consumer finance company,
the
52,000-barrel per day .crude
business.
674.
liflV/l
P
Bogrd
h
•
Beowawe Farms, Inc., Beowawe, Nev.—Files With SEC
$383 427
171,661
expenses—
railway operating income
—V.
1957
$360,939
revenue
from railway operations
revenue
Securities
1934,
January—
which
receipts,
28
March
Atlanta & Saint Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Month
eho
TO
.V
Committee Presents Opposition Slate—
issuance
par
Railway operating
Railway operating
'
m
financing
gymnasium
."J.'..
makers
Stamford,
at
New
Bellanca Corp.—Trading in Stock
187, p. 878.
stock in the ratio of $100
common
.7/
annual
The
$6,733,206 $11,728,762
2,030,402
4,812 374
railway operating income__"
I.
C.
is
$45,746,002 $49,395,477
39,012,796
37,666,715
___
.
Budget Finance Plan, Los Angeles, Calif.—Acquisition
4, by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates,
on March 6.
For details, see V. 187, p. 1089.
by Fulton, Reid
quickly sold. For details,
1957
this
of
account^
plant,
_
Feb.
1958
'
'!"■?
.
ments.- and -that -The Brunswick Automatic Plnsetter Corporation will
continue to finance'the sale of automatic pinsetters by borrowings
6^2% secured notes with warrants to purchase whiskey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
'■'
the company and its subsidiaries
will ^continue to utilize, short-term
bank creditrtQlassisf-them in meeting current working capital require-^
,
closed
Barton
27;
"
amendment.
Lehman Brothers and
as
the principal underwriters.
by
listed
arc
and
March
1
.
rlnUnMtilvnn
working capital to finance
the proceeds frdm the sale
La.—V. 187, p. 773.
—
■;
Registers Proposed
working capital.
bowling lanes and equipment,
of
furniture
plant; at
of
new
leading
it lias
that
r
supplied
Co.
proceeds
warehouse
and
A
compared
1
days,
Devices
the
of
Co.—Reoeives
March
on
'-V:''-1'
4
—
watts.Budget
Audio
one
Co.
•'
on
A
be
in
Mr. Oare. said.
29
1
scription books on the offering of $30,000,000 4% first
refunding
mortgage
sinking
fund
bonds,
made
on
paid
were
to 29-day maturity
offering
aluminum
';
-
Offering With SEC—
Bullard
oil refinery at Lake Charles,
Board.
Five
largest
''" '■
company
to
are
rectifiers now
than
more
recording
and
company
and erect
Oare,
L.
the
tot
up
principal amount of debentures ■*'r ' ■
a )8
omnion shares held.
The
record date, interest rate, subscription price , and underwriting terms!_
1041.
Babcock
The
not
to
Inc. -securities
prior to the redemption date.—V. 185r
the 10th day
t subscriptionr^ by holders of its
giant
deliver
Calif.
Ana,
magnetic:
believes it important that
receiver
radio
or
can
—V.
Associates Investment Co.—Reduces Rates—
The
public
with any
(N. Y.)—New Silicon Rectifier—
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.
.
;
750
J'
line of sealed
new
a
Manufacture
the interests of the public
presently represented in the pro¬
ceedings be represented in connection with the legal proceedings now
pending before the courts and the Commission and those which neces¬
sarily will follow."—V. 186, p. 1372.
for
'V
cyclotron, the whole range-' of- electrical,
electro-chemical systems using rectified power can be*
and
by
Santa
grant,
those
50.000
connection
V- k
"convertible into Dunham-Bush,
are
SEC
in production by *this corporation, William C. Speed, President, announced on March 12.
The smallest of these delivers 60 watts of power;- six of the largest
now
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, Cities and Fuel Oil
20 of this year (or such further time as the Commis¬
but In no event more than an additional year) to file
a
plan in compliance with the order and direction of the Commission
that will either provide for disposition of Cities' control stock or the
acquisition of the outstanding public minority stock.
smallest
locomotive,
electronic,
served
until Sept.
"The Committee
the
From
electric
of the Public
minority stockholders and
—
—
for thtf
31,v next,
March 11 filed a registration statement with th£
cgvering./$8,593,200 of convertible subordinated debentures, due
.<April .!,. 1973.
The company proposes to offer these detfentures fotf
-VThe
7go
750
March
on
7,' ' '
.
Debenture
r...
warrants or of the shares of common stock issuable
Audio Devices, Inc.
,
may
in
redemption
■
has agreed
statement
for
Brunswick-Fiilke-Collender
750
3,750
...
(
1151.;
p.
corporation.
registration
j
Debentures
750
•
50,000
—
Y.,.T;.
called
been
have
close of business'on
exercise thereof, the first such post-effective amendment to be at
the expense of the corporation.
See also V. 187, p. 1089., /
•/-'
Chancery Court of the State of Delaware, which is expected to go to
trial shortly, in which Mr. King is one of the plaintiffs and which was
brought to require Cities Service to account to Arkansas Fuel for losssustained by it.
A possible recovery of several million dollars for
have
•;
1;
•
3,728,195 ■*
$2.3*
$2.33
Brunner Manufacturing Co.—Partial RedemptionThere
upon
.
sion
250,000
—
common
'■;
$8,706,245
4,115,880
-
.:
oh*afe_l^^__,:2;
—V.:184; p;i 1342,7 ,*/'
i
•
•••per-'*
.750
-
14,722,154 ~ 11,103,611
$9,582,598
— ""—rr"
»'iaxrf> ouisianoing
Earned
jto sell to the underwriters transferable
warrants for the purchase of 33,333 shares of cominpn
corporation
the stock purchase
this action.
'hayp^;!>nS
1,500
.
L:
—
i
Warrants
•
-JLl.
upon
23,583
50.000 '
50,000 '*
'
'•
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.-
the
The Committee letter to stockholders said that
planned
—$24,304,752 $19,309,850
-
""j off subsid.-..-
Such warrants will be purchase:} at 5 cents
for each warrant,
and will be exercisable in whole or>in part at a.
price of $6.25 per share to and including the expiration date thereof,"
Jan. 1, 1963.
The underwriters have informed the company that they
are
acquiring such stock purchase warrants for investment and for
distribution at cost for investment among certain of their, partners,
officers, employees and affiliates.
The corporation has undertaken to
use
its best efforts to file all necessary post-effecrive amendments, to
the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the
Cities and Arkansas Fuel
appealed from th®. order requiring Cities to acquire the
minority interest or distribute its control stock, to the United States
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
That appeal will be heard
on May 8.
■' <.
; '
Arkansas Fuel Oil is involved in
.—'
Joseph Walker & Sons-—.
have
an
-
N.
*
50,009
:■
Edgar M. Norris—
affirmed by
The Committee also intends to support
r,
severally^
acting
Debentures
$350,000 .
'100,000
'
Corp.__—.
Co., Inc._;.
Supreme Court refused to review affirmance.
Oil
'•• •- «
■
of 945,000 kw.
M ,7:^*"-'* ofrKjibsifi'-. l'T
,
stock set forth below:
of common
.
Doolittle
of
control
own
Total
; 33,333
*'
,
Noel
Cb., have enteEpd
corporation/'wherein and
Alstyne, Noel & Co
—
Clark, Lar.dstreet <& Kirkpatrick, Inc.
exemption from the Public Utility Holding Company Act and requiring'
Cities to either acquire the interests of the minority stockholders oxits
-
Bdlltl interest^aiid dividends on preferred sha
"
V//*';77v-ii*t.
„
.
*
-
.
. - >
•
,
594,000 slis.
below,
named
Alstyne,
with
the
Van
Van
Cities Service Co.'s ownership of 517 of the'
stock of Arkansas Fuel Oil.
The SEC has issued orders denying Cities
distribute
'*'$1,000,000
'-V'-w'4 5,785,000
1,000 000 shs
33,333
underwriters
contract
underwriting
an
of
result
been
representative,
purchase
a
-
•
429
,
info
their
stock
as
"
gas-fueled steam electric generating station
for Ultimate capacity
upon
UNDERWRITERS—The
through
years
designated
«■
purchase warrants.
stock
proceedings which
'«
......
each vi-n natural
conversion of the debentures, and (3h 5
reserved for issuance upon . exercise of the',
issuance
have
stock
common
pending
the
. •
'tinuiil^ prograVl'Will add 100.000 kw. in 1558 and 268.000 kw. in 1959Men-vj- scheduled'for service in .i96i are the first two units of 157,500 kw.
shares have been reserved for issuance
"restricted stock options";
(2 t 160,000 shareft
for
before the SEC involved the complaint of the minority
stockholders that they have not been adequately protected by the Board
of Directors of Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp., the majority of which are
that
,
-
.
A^
Sold
30,000
of
reserved
33,333
■
„
1
-
,
fu#cdVdebt at end ,.01* 1957 -was .•».*;'
$261,402,952,. up $7G,673,8G4
ycar.^
• vr>»>*
• ■ *«-*ir *
In'tiic
<
?
10 of the public
$1,000,000
6,285,000
1973
($1
(1)
exercise
°The
have been
stock
these
"Of
City;
said
due
payable banks _______
par value).:
Common stock purchase warrants—
certified
Committee
deben-f
GIVING
debs,
subord.
conv.
Common
the SEC.
some
•
entitled
an
Short-term loans
Dondls, Boston. Mass. Mr. Jackson has been Counsel for The Pennroad
ancl Louis E. Marron in Arkansaa Fuel Oil proceedings before
The
raised
bonds,
follow:
6V2r/e
Corp.
for
of
by $10,881,394 during the year.:
were
CAPITALIZATION
Herbert H. Lederman, partner, Winters, Piearcl &
public accountants, New York City; and William
Stuberfield, Secretary of the Fitth Avenue and 59 Corporation, which*
owns
the Sheiry-Netlierlands Hotel. New York Citv.
Counsel for the
committee arc Percival
E.
Jackson, New York City, and Harold B.
York
New
Lederman,
subsidiaries
from issues
receipts
net
as
assets position improved
The company, haft; invested approximately rSt,000.000 in; Western
„•/' tL.Copper Mills,;LW. which has a plant .under construction. :..
Booklet—'v-i' V'
Debentures
Inc.
March 7 of
on
1957
Additions to property totaled $112,310,195-anC net
tures and shares.
current
issue of $1,000,000 ;of
convertible subordinated debentures, due Jan.'cl,
tails
certified public accountants,
Perry King, senior partner, King & Co.,
$103,635,643 during
.
nrnl
caniliPexnansion
1073, at 100% and accrued interest by a group of invest¬
*"
-----
j,':
\
T
issue of March
our
preferred, shares of sub."
on
continued
v. gram toward which this company and its operating
•
878.
p.
reflect."a
charges
which they are'
Centers,
in
scription books
Dr. Louis Alfano. Melrose, Mass., physician;.
The committee comprises
C.
\7: '
-
and the fields in
made
was
6*2%
corporation before the Securities and Exchange Commission
subsidiaries.;
619,789
1
fixed
ler
ment bankers headed
minority
represent
187,
above,—V.
Inc.,
cdsts*_on^ebt and for dividends
.
tt
Co.—Issues Descriptive
Sewmgr
offering made
stockholders of this
and in the
courts
in proceedings relating to Cities Service Co.'s control of the
company was announced on March 10.
* ;
The Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp. Public Common Stock Committee on
March 10 sent a letter to minority stockholders—holding 497
of the
issued
stock
of
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
Corp.—requesting their written
authorization to represent them in proceedings under the Public Utility,
Holding Company Act of 1935 before the SEC and in the courts and
for the purpose of recovering any losses sustained bv Arkansas Fuel
Oil Corp* in consequence of transactions with Cities Service Co. or its,
Formation
i,
Atlas
Stockholders' Committee
—
353,570
•
,
•
-
has just issued a 16-page illustrative-booklet,'V
Atlas, which describes in brief the
of
product lines,
a
Corp.
u*
tt
Ull Holdings in,unitrr~
company
Products
letter of notification with the SEC
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock (par 50
cents) to be offered under the company's Employees' Profit Sharing &
Investment Trust. The proceeds are to be used to reimburse the Fargo
Bank for the purchase of the stock.—V. 186, p. 1729.
corporation
12,200,132
$2,396,391
.
With SEC—
Ampex Corp., Redwood City, Calif.—Files
,
,
A*i
it
Petrofina,
Atlas Powder
covering 160,666 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
on
the basis of 200 shares per $1,000 insurance to policyholders and
200 shares per $1,000 insurance to agents at 60 cents per share.
No
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used to build up paidin surplus for protection of policyholders.—V. 185, p. 2321,
The
-?
American
See
the SEC
Feb. 13 filed a letter of notification with
on
«
Atlas Corp.—bells
Savings
company
operations
railway
v.
Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
11.209,633,
$2,116,624
expenses
from
~vri87 &n °J^[ating Income
xot, p. o/u,
Dorado's marketing facilities
will
Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas,
Iowa, and Oklahoma, the announcement said.
The
transaction
included
properties currently producing approxi¬
mately 3,000 barrels of crude oil and 10 million cubic feet of gas per
dav,
and estimated reserves of 10 million barrels of oil and
145
billion cubic feet of gas, Petrofina said.
The El Dorado refinery has
through-put capacity of 20,COO barrels per day.—V. 187, p. 570.
during tha past two years.
El
add 500 service station outlets in
Dallas
American
operating
revenue
outstanding
at
end
oi
1956.
r
■
,
'
'
is
113,697.
are
set
of shares
forth
in
rights in respect
the following paragraph. ? The
converted under these rights
which may be
1
:
'
.
-
The 57 instalment notes payable are unsecured and mature in four
equal annual instalments of $2,168,034 commencing Jan. 2, 1959. A por,
tion of these notes are convertible into common stock of the company.
Volume
187
Number
5725
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
f
(1203)
at the
option of the holders. These notes mature in four, equal annual
.instalments of $976,(168 convertible at the following rates:"'./
'•
-
.•'j.Date- Due
i.y;>
v
%
January 2,'1959
- January, 2/1960-
.
•,
'
January
■
"% ;
•.
Z—
.
quarters
-be
mar
....// %
$30
■ >
Power
Co.
Announces
—
Move—.<% 'I',.-
\-*/?
•'
its,
$2,600,000
new
.'./■
.
/,
(March
<■
The
-'
171.
new
'general
from, -they .general
'v. 187, p. 1090.'-
service
office
center
at
300
;••%//
:,/•
.
will
,S r:
%
■
street
For
details
V.
see
187,
326.;
p.
".-:
from
Products
in
is
Product—
by -tlrc
.•--V. -184,
i,j-..."-v,":; :/!.,
use .ox
723.
p.
tough hardwood
' • / /.
' {
fibers
.,/•;, The
J,; f%.;
%//:•///.
,:
March 3
company on
filed
a
-letter
of
Chibougamau
Mines,
Ltd.—Registers With
.Securities and Exchange Commission—
/ -This'
filed
company
registration"" statement
a
#Maich' 10, 1956,
Of
'•
covering 606,667- shares- of its
shares,
506,667
were' issued ; in
these
\
with
$1
/
u
.
the
/
with
.
fend ahe-. additional shares-have been
listed/on the
American
and
Toronto Stock Exchanges,
according to the prospectus;'4-The" 506,667
-
•Shares
are
.presently held
en one certificate
distribute
poses to
16,
1957.
for
The
the
.
the
stock
remaining 100,000 shares
account
of
the
Estate now. holds 447,889 shares
by
being sold "at
are
of' A.'k
Estate
% Total
The
/Net
(12.66%)' of the outstanding Campbell
'•••/
v." 7','* Z
■-'•/ •
"Chibougamau capital stock.
j' v-,
>'
f
;
.
The
In
value
c
for,900,000
shares
of
Yorcan
571.
Chenango
\
The corporation
SEC
March
on
3
letter
a
$15.45
-for
construction
of
building and working capital.
with
offered
to
are
the
at
par
be
used
[ Canada Dry Corp.—New
r
Roy W..Moore Jr., President
:
.
election of Lincoln McConnell
He succeeds Wilbur M.*
as
Inc.
,•
company's
-
retirement
President of Unit—
of Canada Dry Corp.,
r
*
>
President of Canada Dry
International,
who retired March 1 under the
"
and
Corp.—Stock
Manager
t
of
f; Canadian J a velin, ? Ltd.—Plans
Soon
Finalized—
'
John C. Doyle,
%
*"Negotiations
President,
with
regard
Ltd:,' which have
been
finalized.
186.
'
4See
V.
on March
to
under
the
said
.
,
Labrador
&
months,
many
construction
on
of
new
a
$50,000
Sub¬
•
I
.
■[
••
Carolina and North Western
w.
Railway, operating
Railway operating
revenue—
.
Net
Net
1958
'
$285,303
171,292
$104,207
___u
.
.5
>
/
.••„;.
"
••
•.r
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Bids March 18—
,
;
The company will up to 11 a.m.
(EST) on March 18, at Room 2033,
Rector -Street, New York 6, N.'-Y.; receive bids for
the purchase
froni it" of $20,000,000 first
mortgage bonds due 1988.^See ulso- V. 187,
P- 879.
■■
'
-V
1958
expenses
——-——-
from railway operations
revenue
Month
'
$200,000,000
total
business.
;
.
and
employee benefits amounted
corporation's total income.
the
1,297,986
with
those
as
of
vehicles
and
in
21
for
1957
compared
-Mr.
Love
the
directors.
special
$124,969,732
the
in
1956
H.
Chairman
of
the
as
Board
created
Qhairman
of
20
of
director
is
company
Retiring
the
vacancy
Love,
/
of
board.
of
by
the
a
are
National
Mr.
Van
Board
of
Chairman
and
Electric
Co.,
Union
Co.—V.
187,
p.
of
member
the
Carbide
the
Board
the
of
Pullman
executive
Co.
Corp.
He
is
of
Mellon
and
The
M.
A.
committee
also
National
Bomel's
Hanna
of
director
a
Dairy
Pittsburgh
Co.
also
and
with
1,077,877
of
/"
directors
as
of
board
George
Coal
is
Corp.
of
former
for
director
a
Steel
compared
with
exclusive
of the stockholders will be held on
April 15,
scheduled
to
come
before the
meeting is the
re-election
Bomel,
Corp.
is
facilities,
Director-—
a
members
Van
Nominated
1957,
preceding
of $137,513,367.
board
present
and
manufactured
the
in
trucks
manufactured in
wholly-owned foreign sub¬
other
1,381,951 units
trucks
and
cars
965,350
cars
Co.,
National
of
General
Bank
Trust
&
986.
Cincinnati
Gas
and accrued
$A202,272
1,775,847
Net
'
"
-
2,368,377-
•
1957
$3,239,026
2,575,765
A
;
;
$663,260
250,734
222,233
Offered—
dividends, if
any,
from April 1, 1958.
Con¬
isjssuing to the holders
company
its
of
stock
common
'
$619,212
—
Co.—Securities
rights to subscribe at $28.50 per share
450,923 shares of additional common stock
(par
$8.50) at the rate of one share for each 16 shares held
for
/of record at the close of business
1958
$2,98-7.569
revenue:fyom
Electric
March 12 offered for
public sale 130,000 shares of new
{.4%% cumulative preferred stock at par
($100 per share)
1957
1,483,125
hf
&
An
underwriting group headed jointly by Morgan Stan¬
ley & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co. and
Blyth & Co., Inc. oil
$4,078,287
railway operationsNet! railway operating income
—V. 187, p. 879. -•
*
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•
to
meeting
the
Consolidation
$20,748,588 $20,788,583
16,670,304.
16,566,311
January—>'*
Railway .'Operating revenue—-Railway operating expenses
Two
^
company's
including
well
as
business
of
retirement
/Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings
-
f
,
-
sales,
peak
annual
A.
i
RR.- —Earnings—
a.
*
railway operating income,—
—V/187, p. 675.
41,777
,
Quincy
revenue
Net
$114,011
39,111
-
v
a
as of Dec.
31, 1957, were owned
record,
compared
with
88,925
one
year
/
!
•
" : ' '
dollar sales of this corporation and all
of
„
currently, the
Net
169,807
from railway operations
operating .income—
p. 879.
Chicago, Burlington &
,.
$274,011
expenses
revenue
rai/way
—V."187,
1957
1955
Products
-
Railway operating
Railway operating
-
of
$95,894,292 in
Nominated
986.
Month of January—
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January-—
the
the
L.
Va., was announced on March 11 by J. M. Hamrick, Jr.,
Agent, of passenger department.1
\
/
*
railrbtid expects to occupy the new station on Aug. 1.—V.
187,
The
■
■■
noted that this is
outstanding
reported,,
plants
Principal
Norfolk,
p.
4U
''
'
and
The
,
management wishes to emphasize that Canadian
Javelin, Ltd.
has no stock for sale, nor is there
any treasury stock being offered
for sale."—V. 187, p. 674.
y
{.'
$300,000,000
backlog
of
trucks and other military
a
tanks,
subsidiaries In
were
election
"The
V
.
salaries
wages,
shares
Love to Become
station
passenger
..
General
Corp.,
being
now
are
Immediate start
in
,1
\
.
held at the beginning of 1957.
'than 86,000 Chrysler;
shareholders, L. L.
1957 sales of military products amounted
more
25.6%
or
Consolidated
and
,
ta'.'part:'.-^'--.V, ";:k:
Newfoundland
for
way
622).
p.
7
for
f
tooling,
'
-,
with
report
in
the previous year."
Expenditures
for
new
plant
/ Chesapeake ;& Ohio Ry.—To Build New Station—
-
,
units
Canada
%•%//
the
sidiaries, amounted
managers
as
1958
systems,
annual
shareholders
Canadian
underwriting group. The unsubscribed balance
of 14,529 shares are being offered for
public sale by the
underwriters at $24 per share. For details of offering,
see V. 187, pp. 986 and
571; V. 185, p. 2330; V. 184, pp.
319 and 216; V. 182, pp. 715 and
507; V. 177, p. 938.
<
Collins,
program.
i Mr. McConnell was formerly Vice-President
Pry International, Inc.—V. 187, p. 674.
j-
/
has announced the
to
previously
year.
the
of
-
Telephone
[ Hutton & Co. and Laird, Bissell & Meeds
"
missile
The corporation in 1957. sold
Its U. S. plants, compared
in
were received for 6,304 shares
of the total of 20,833 additional shares of common stock
offered to stockholders at $24
per share under rights
which expired on March 10, it was announced
by W. E.
■
.
of'notification
per
Unadilla
&
during 1957
company
$9,704,137, compared with
-
report
86,207
scriptions—Subscriptions
V.*>
•
"
filed
covering 50,000 shares of common' stock-"to be
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
($1
Pa.—Files
from Lak;e
Miuneapolis-
area
from
1957 reached a new high of
$3,564,982,510,
33%, above 1956 sales.
Net earnings of
the corporation and all
wholly-owned subsidiaries for 1957 were
$119,952,406.
(See
V.
187,
p. 879.);
■
Campbell Pre-Fab Ine., West Middlesex,
•With Securities and Exchange Commission—
added
or
.
stock.—V. 487, p.
report
whqfflr-o.wned
'
,
the
As
1957
&
x
be
purposes.
'»
$917,196,065,
The, 8,725,764
by
'-
the
to
will
the value of defense orders
over
earlier.'
Tliis; corporation-entered 1958 with the
highest year-end.net assets
in its.20-year history."Net aksets at Dec. 31, 1957 aggregated
by Chibougamau" Mining
$136,Smelting Cb.uJr.c. i of which Campbell Chlbbugamau'-ownS
101.875, and after'a capital gains distribution of 56 cents
562,500
per share,
shares out of 3,030.000 -issued) v
>25%-' by New York and Honduras ./were' equal to $15.02 per share compared with $133,970,711' or $16.01
Rosario Mining Co., and the remainder
per share at the 1956 year-end.
by Newlund Mines Ltd., andOutstanding shares increased to 9,059,other, interests.
Yorcan acquired 95 claims in the
627 at the end of 1957 compared with
Chibougamau area
8,362,879 at the 195G year-end.
from Chibougamau
—V, 186, p. 316.'
Mining, Rosario Mining, and Newlund, in exchange
'
it/Ownership of Yorcan is approximately50%-
1
entered
for
Expenditures
to
$15:70
-
bonds
plains
-A.
conipany's .1957
The
$
_j.__—_L
5M>s.
as
pointed oui/ that of the $3,579,374,642, tiie
corporation
received: in 1957 from sales of its products and other
income, $2,135,917,745 or 59.6%;,,was spent for
materials, supplies and services.
144,439,258 130,852,777
per-share.
of
income
also
corporate
territory, "and
revenues
Colbert,; President, said that
to
$125,000,000 or 3.5% of the
$165,445
77,339
1953
.
set assets
asset
orden
increase-
'
•
Mountain
,
As of March 11'—
the market"
M./Collings-Henderson.
'
-
the
general
\
V.
: corporation
This
defense
$640,613
475,168
64,16*0
_
'
salj of
for
the Middle West
equipment.
Chemical Fund, Inc<—Assets Show Gain-
Yorcan,! but Yorcan proratably,to its shareholders of record Deo.
•
1
'
.
1957
$172,046
■
the
used
bond.1?,
redemption prices ranging
sinking fund.
the
Chrysler Corp.—Has Large Defense Order
Backlog—
Ry.—Earnings—
'1958
."l—Il"' J $593,593
be
serves
$20.9,590,740 and net
*
421,947'
,
to
With SEC
*
revenue_____—
Net, revenue from railway operations
Net railway operating* ineome.i_
--V. 187, p. 675. -V ..
v--
the
.
'
January-—■*.. ].
from
ior
competi¬
effect to the sale of the new bonds,
capi¬
of the company as of Dec.
31, 1957 consisted of: $61,672,000
mortgage bonds;
$59,973,000 in debentures;
$44,274,000 hi
equipment trust certificates; and $285,480,000 of common stock
and
surplus.—V. 187, p. 879.
"
-
•
Carolina
proceeds
Rocky
optional
100%
at
first
notification with the SEC
"Railway opera'tlrfg "expenses—-—
on.
acquisition by Campbell Chibougamau "of all the -assets
of
Yorcan
Exploration Ltd.
This-acquisition was approved, by. shareholders of
Campbell ehibodgumau at a meeting of shareholders on Oct. 29,
1957;,,
;
bf
.Month
Railway operating
SEC
par- capitalpstock.''-
connection
Charleston & Western
the
at
the
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
in
,,1
7
i
Campbell
at
for
talization
tcovering^3,333, shares of-.common stock (par ,$l)..to be offered at
$30
per share, through Francis I. duPont &
Co.,. Wichita, Kan.
The proi wbds are to
go to tf selling stockholder.—Y. 185, p. 819.
>
VIt
*""*••- .V-S- fl
'
'
tedeeniable
100%and
to the Texas Gulf Coast.
amounted
■'
Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kansas—Files
t
to
Paul
98,08%
$200,020,420 and $15,721,819 for 1956.,.
Shea ting Board
its manufacture.
in
bo
bid
EARNINGS—Railway operating
of-
a
new,'insulating sheathing board, with high struc-an'd''.resistance „to weather, lias been announced by
corporation. \s
'
'
"
- .
. .
-
created
will
to
a
Inc.
woi'king capital and will
Michigan
Corp.—New
v-Thc structural-strength of Certain-teed Insulating
r.
Rialto.—
bonds
107%
awarded the issue
bid of 98.129%.
was
on
Co.
BUSINESS—Company
/
.
Stuart <fc
PROCEEDS—Net
to
.
across
V'The registration statement filed with the SEC on Jan.
9, last./coyering 3.000,000 shares of common stock, became effective ou" March '5.
•
.
J:
Bruff,'Ark."/'/;
Introduction
'%'*%:%*z/|;7;/%/Y'-//'*/•'/%
;
The
:
for
V--
•
.
Transformer Corp.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called
Certain-teed
,
/ this
r/Ca moose Uranium Mines of America Inc.—Statement
Effective—./
/
•
- The
group
tive sale March 12
' tiiral- strength
.
today
the
closed.
St.
L
Foothill
business
Avenue
.
to
its 6%
Pine
San
* :&
located
Pepber
.y
1
at *2885
for
open
be
North
located
be
be
sold
redemption on April 1, next, $30,000
debentures, series A, dated Oot. l, 1955, and series
B, dated
Nov. 1, 1956, for the
account^of the sinking fund, at 100% plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at. the National Bank of
Commerce,
k
,'/".!""
j * The company's new .general office will
Boulevard in San Bernardino and. will
•
the
The
of
Head¬
in.
an issue of $16,000,000 5^%
first mortgage
bonds, series C, due Feb. 1, 1983, at 100% and accrued
interest.. This offering was oversubscribed and the
books
Telephone
were
Halsey,
\"l Central
/-■
facilities
Cornwall
3
mission,
...
of
company,
New
Yohk
Telephone Co./ This ; sale and the subsequent liquidation
"of Cornwall resulted hi a net addition to
surplus of $126,573.—V. 187,
p. 674.
;A' •
"•'
-
This company on March 11 announced the removal overHttie
weekend
: of "March
15-16 of its" general office 'and service
headquarters from
Riverside,
Calif./.. into
BernardinorRialto areai".
,
.
-<\:x
-.
Z';-"" %'
/'
outstanding.',-•*
During ilie %veaa-;-tbe pkint and equipment
Co., a.small-wholly owned subsidiary of the
v
Electric
At the year end only $156,000 face amount of the
debentures
remained
,
prepaid at the option of the company
986.
p.
due 1963.
"
-
sh/' /
per
.
.1958.—V.-187,'
California
,
:■*/Conv. price
v
/—~—J—:—V 33«.
1961;—Z—-:—L-Z36
' 40//
2,
noneovertible notes
after March 1,
:
;
;
--.January 2, ,1962
7 The
-
/.!l
.
-
March 11, 1958.
on
The
subscription offer, which is being underwritten
by the
same group of investment
firms, will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(New York time) March 26, 1958. The
preferred stock
offering was quickly oversubscribed and. the books
closed.
The
'
new
;
preferred
stock
•
;
,
is
redeemable at $106 per share before
1,. 1963, at $104 per share thereafter but before
April 1, 1968,
at $102 per share thereafter
but before April 1,
1973, and at $101 per
share
thereafter, plus accrued dividends in each case.
April
//
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 42,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on March 6 by Lehman Brothers at
$60.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1
per
share. It was oversubscribed.—V.
186, p. 2258.
.
-
'
11
-
tip-
-•
1
'.
.
,
Month
•r
of
■ t
1958
•
Net
p. 674.
Net
,<1957
>
$3,589,787
3,147,368
Z2_!
$453,425
214,083
/
Central .Railroad
a
Month
of. January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net revenue
-
of
:
.
New
171,984
_-_!
187,
1957
$491,372
Z"'
"
and
the
Z
about
completely
to
of
first
mortgage
1958
the
financing
1957,
the
company
underwriters
$4,244,800
arranged
bonds.
and
for
gaining
to borrow
from
1,200
four
loans
to
pay
company's
1957
Also
in
the
off short-term
extensive
bank
Jan.
construction
the
conpany
shares
of
for
•
!
'
1958
$616,527
expenses.
p.:673.
r
*
"
"
$235,530
102,619
114,432
'1958
*
issued
In
2,303
exchange for $30,000 face amount of
its
r
—
$2,292,368
''Deficit.—V.T87, p. 879'. '
.
/
:
'
:
71,922
in
At
of
its
and
-
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
x Month of
Railway
Jnnuaty-r11
operating revenue.;
Railway
operating
•
-»
"
1958
»''•
expenses.
1957
was
funds
end
convertible
with
of
t te
$5,675,000.
common
Net
revenue
railway
front
railway
14.984.434
15,758,912
$2,125,354
;—
operating
^Deficit.—V.
187,
p.
operations
income
$1,823,326
6.088
*160.660
———...
has
one
stock
debentures
&
Co.
Blyth &
Co., Inc. and associates offered publicly on March 13,
subject to approval by the Interstate Commerce Com¬
listed
the company
payable
May
the
on
w
New
declared
15,
1958
a
to
* First mortgage bonds
preferred
series
York Stock Exchange.
On March
quarterly dividend of 37/2 cents per
holders
4:%%
'•
record
of
TO
April
PRESENT
pair
sale
to
severally,
400,000 shs.
270,000 shs.
130.000 shs.
—
+10,000,000 shs.
unlimited except by requirements
securities are issued.
purchase,
(a)
the
and
7,665,705 shs.
the
of
instruments
JIncludes 85,218 shares reserved
employees.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
$100)
(par $8.50).
under which such
agreed
(
series
and
Outstanding
$125,500,000
n
stock
15.
FINANCING
1
Common stock
Securities
.
company has paid dividends in varying amounts
stock without interruption in
every year since 1853,
of
the
longest unbroken records of dividend payments
Authorized
for
Dillon, Union
a
in .1956.
company
1958,
4%
879.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bonds Offered—
will
plant.
Kentucky with
"Authorization
Eastman
other
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
were
connection
the
it
5%,%
on
borrowed
Net
spending
construction
program,
<
common
of
company's
common
any
10-,
share
$17,109,788 $17,587,238
—
the
out¬
$7,299,333.
DIVIDENDS—The
on
of
.
stock
to
of
;
-
,
applied
payment
EARNINGS—For the year ended Dec. 31, 1957 the
company reported
total operating revenues of
$120,809,000 and net income after preferred
dividends of $14,477,000, compared with
$114,403,000 and $14,214,000,
$2,159,349
*72,051
be
to
,
1957
Cumulative
aggregated
shares
3%
fully
more
prpcetds
September
These
incurred
loans
common
rpspectively,
revenue from
railway operations.:;
railway operating income—,
preferred
new
will
communities
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
•
the
the
and
approximately $30,777,000 in 1958. Of this total, $25,720,000
electric facilities, $4,784,000 for
gas plant and the balance
for
and northern
.
of January—
to
of
company
supply electric energy
in southwestern Ohio
population of about 1,300,000. Principal
served
include Cincinnati, Middletown and Norwood in
/Ohio, and Covington and Newport in Kentucky. In addition, the com¬
pany supplies the entire electric energy
requirements of the municipal
electric systems in seven smaller
communities, and seli'S some energy
to
the municipal
electric system of Hamilton, Ohio.
The company
also supplies the requirements of Hamilton's
municipal gas distribution
system.
362,094
$234,136
'•
to
loans
of
stock
common
utility
and
$597,624
382,391
—
bank
of
the
of
BUSINESS—The company and its subsidiaries
natural gas in an area located
principally
1957
.
new
realizing
1958.
activities.
be
been
-
$4,500,003
20,
company's short-term bank
1957
will
has
companies $7,500,000
amount
the
it
stockholders.
new
insurance
promissory notes.
Of
this
D"C, 20, 1957 and $3,000,000 on
year
In
280,000
distribution,
used
ell
when
-
sold
public
20-year
on
'
Net
v
Financirtg
Stockholders
program
*
developed.
May,
stock
--
of January—-:•!.
"
operating revenue—."—
be
shares
program
According
amount
revenue
fro.n jrailway operations.../
railway -operating income
:
Month
tentatively plans to finance its 1958 record $21,900,000
program through the use of short-term
bank borrowings
issuance
Informed
In
338,G57
company
construction-
additional
"
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Pians
The
310,425
P./571. ?,/
215,157
^
the
standing
$897,637
Railway .ojjexating reyenue....—'—$1S,350,90G $19,803,221
Railway operating expenses
17,058,538
17,643,872
$913/776
:
*156,739
V
*'
Net
•
and
2,012,051
$873,652
Net'
$5,143,144
./ 4,229,368
027,872
571.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds l'rom the sale
$2,909,683
-
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
—V.- 187,
-
$4,519,244
expenses.™
from
Deficit.—V.
1958
-
.
...
revenue
railway operations.
operating income— —l—
Railway operating
Jersey—Earnings—
railway operations—:
Net railway operating income
1—
:
*
187,
Month
Net
,
railway
Railway
$442,419
*
;
1,957,864
revenue, from
■
-3,118,579
—
—V. T87,
•*
•
Z } $3,572,004
railway operations
Net railway' operating income
'
• -
--
$2,831,516
will
.
.
from
revenue
1
^
1957
1958
'
——
construction
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
January—
i Railway operating revenue—'
Rahway operating expenses
Net
*■*
%
_•
'
•
—V.
Central of
•'
Chicago Great/Western Ry.—Earnings—
-
Month of "January-—
H "•
'
Railway operating revenue..'
Railway /operating ex-pensesi—
.
underwriters
the
percentages
company
named
has
%
below
agreed
to
have
sell
severally
them,
to
indicated below of the shares of the
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additional
exercise
shall not be subscribed for by
stock as
common
rights and (b) in the respective amounts set forth below, an aggre¬
gate «
gate of 130,000 shares of new preferred stock:
Percentage of
Unsubscribed Shares of
Com. Stock
Pfd. Stock
of
series J, due
& Co.—^
Stanley
Morgan
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'
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
principal amount of new debentures:
KSS£
2.00
|§
J.jOO
Allison-Williams
J-50
--JJ0
American
Weeks <te Co
Ball, Binge & Kraus——
Collin, Norton & Co—
r-Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc
—
Curtlss, House & Co.__
Baker,
Eustis
Geo.
Field,
Reid
Fulton
Grant-Brownell
Hill
J.
Co.
<fc
—
Space Corp
John E. Joseph A Co.—-—~
Joseph, Mellen
A Miller, Inc
Kidder, Peabody A Co. ~
The
Lane,
Jonnson,
McDonald
A
Co.
4.00
2.00
1-00
2.00
Ohio
The
——:
Co.
„——
Webber,
Jackson A Curtis——
Prescott, Shepard A Co., Inc.—
—_r._
Paine,
C.
Co
Reiter A
H.
Smith,
Stein
—
Boyee
—-
A
A
Bros.
Webster
A
Westheimcr
—V.
187,
Co.
A
4,000
.
Co.—Registers Thrift Plan With SEC—
March
company
Thrift
which
143.
together
may
Co.—Banker on Board—
Clark Equipment
D. Ames, a partner in Bacon. Whipple A Co.,
investment concern, to the directorate of the Clark
was announced on March G.
Mr. Ames, who was pub¬
lisher of The Chicago Journal of Commerce for 22
years, until its
acquisition by The Wall Street Journal in 1951, fills a vacancy caused
by the death of Maurice Bent. Mr. Bent's place on the Clark executive
committee will be filled by Frank F. Kolbe, President of United Electric
Coal Companies of Chicago.—V. 187, p. 774.
of John
election
The
Chicago (HI.)
Equipment Co.
Clinton, Mich.—New Name—
Co. below.
Machine
Clinton
See
Clinton Machine Co.—Change of Name—
Don
Mr.
the
the
The
at
that
stated
corporate
and
of
name
Thomas
company
in the
President, cn March 4 announced a change
this company to Clinton Engines Corp.
Thomas,
corporate
the
the
change
to
was
make
descriptive of the products which the
as Its relationship to those products
more
name
for
reason
manufacturers as well
industry represented.
cash
name change was approved by the board of directors
meeting.—V. 185, p. 1991.
,
that
Election
of
B.
Wolfe,
K.
retired
Lieutenant
and Art Linkletter to the board
Force,
March
8 "by
Mr.
the
of
Garrett
nationally known radio-television star, is on the
the Flying Tigers, the Diners' Club and Territory
Rice, Ltd., of Australia. He is President of Touch-Plate Corporation,
a
Vice President of Royaltone and a partner in John Guedel Pro¬
ductions.—V. 186, p. 2575.
Linkletter,
board of directors of
in
This
31,
In
Fund
1958
its
shows
$43,308,000 from
For the same
$39,973,000 at the end
quarter ended Jan.
investment
for
to
of the previous fiscal quarter.
period, the asset value per share
rose from $8.26 to $8s46.
—V. 187, p. 43.
substantial
the
facts
had
corporation on March 13 announced the purchase of a manu¬
facturing plant in Nashville, Tenn., where mayonnaise, salad dressings,
sandwich spreads and similar products will be produced for sale in
Colonial surpermarkets under company trade
names.
The unit was
purchased from Mike Rose Foods Manufacturing. Inc.—V. 187, p. 1090.
share and another of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
was
made the
day by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
dealer's discount of 45 cents per
share, with a
share. Both offerings were completed.—V.
186, p. 727.
regrouping
divisions
was
announced
Pointing out
increased
in
from
1957, Dr.
that
CBS
annual
an
Stanton
March
activities
11
by
Television
rate
added
of
that
Dr.
into
$42,500,000
CBS
major operating
Stanton, President.
Frank
Network
the
two
gross
in
time
1951
Television
to
billings
have
held
case
were
has
mission's
order
it
that
held
that
decision
profits
CBS
of
the
Television
Division.
Division,
along functional lines into two
Network
and
Columbia
the
CBS
Gas
Television
System,
new
divisions:
Stations.—V.
the
187,
CBS
p.
Inc.—Debenture
Television
879.
OfferingMention was made in our issue of March 10 of the
public
offering made on March 7 by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
and associates of an issue of $30,000,000 4%% debentures,
This
for
early
1955
have
disclosed
been
the
In
y^
request
of
Columbia
General
with¬
for
could not prejudice Investors since
existing or potential, to be affected." The
inapplicable
because
Columbia General
case
with
the
also
about
in
the
issues
Involved
the
registration
Commission
contained
statement
examined
material
the
and
required
amendment
deficiencies.—V.
184,
the
of
proceed¬
their
found
and
dis¬
the
four
sold
Schneider has been
who
died
Schneider
Mr.
New
elected President and
First Vice-President,
recently.
York.—V.
will
187,
make
p.
Mr.
and
by
at
Executive
the
50%
of
for
the
four
previous
high
1958-1961
veors
$600,000,000.
realized
from
$76,182,704
of
which
Concerning
future
the
sale
of
addi¬
were
applied toward the
financing, Mr. Gale said:
1958 through 1961, we expect to have to
of securities, in addition to the $50,000,000
January, 1958, to help finance our $600,000,000
years,
in
made in
Offering-
issue of Feb.
capital
Further details follow:
ates.
At
our
6^%
the
time of the initial issue of the G,/2%
capttal notes a dewarrant for the purchase of 100 shares of class A common
stock, par value $5 per share, will be attached to each 81.000 note and
tachable
for
warrant
a
warrants
50
shares
exercisable
are
will
at
share
per
they will
thereafter
and
be
attached
$8 per
$10 per share thereafter and
on
on
share
prior
or
GIVING
EFFECT
30,
Such
note.
1963,
15(58,
which
after
notes,
7%
due
1969„„
notes
.
300,000
223,000
300,000
141,000
800,000
__
(par value $5)____
*
-45,500
/
15-year junior convertible subordi¬
debentures, due 1969
Cumulative
1,000,000
j.45,500
nated
'
Outstanding
$1,995,000
1,000,000
junior subordinated
stock
FINANCING
Authorized
i$2,590,000
6% 12-year junior convertible subordiliated debentures, due 19G8____
6%
$500
PRESENT
TO
notes
senior
and
prior to Sept. 30,
Sept.
to
*
6%
each
or
no further validity.
There is at present no significant
market for the class A common stock.
CAPITALIZATION
5"«%
to
on
prior to Sept. 30, 1961, and $13.33Vh
or
have
organized
800,000
.
250,000 shs.
v—-
preferred stock:
UOc
convertible,
00c
convertible
Class A
common
-
original
series....-
35,904 shs.
series
common
Class B
stock
stock
29,279 shs.
'
50,000 shs.
(par $5)
'
46,675 shs.
£500,000 shs.
140,42033 shs.
(par .$155,000 shs.
55,000 shs.
.
.
*The
indenture, pursuant to which the 6l2% capital notes will be
issued, does not limit the indebtedness of the company senior to such
6',2% capital notes to the amount shown hereunder.
- *
fThe amount of short-term notes fluctuates in the ordinary course of
business and the amount thereof outstanding at the date of the delivery
securities
than
offered
the
this prospectus
by
amount
forth
set
interest
the
rate
JThese securities have been issued from
be greater
therefore,
may,
short-term
The
above.
at
of
5%%
per
notes
cur¬
annum.
}
time to time and have tary-
ing dates of maturity.
fThe authorized class A
for
conversion
debentures,
junior
of
18,800
the
conversion
series,
preferred
the
58,343z.a
debentures
cumulative
shares
conversion
for
stock,
preferred
reserved
of
shares
15^year
reserved
convertible orig¬
of the cumulative
60c
conversion
for
subordinated
the >6%
39,0383a
stock, 60c convertible series, and 80,000 shares reserved for
the exercise of warrants initially attached to the ncty
issuance
(iV*%
of
convertible
junior
12-yeur
reserved
subordinated
includes 29,733 shares reserved
stock
common
6%
shares
convertible
upon
notes.
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
the
of
names
underwriters
the
and
ol them,
follows:
as
Paul
C.
Kimball
Peters,
-
Writer
&
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Colin,
office
the
construction
new
24 of the public
notes at 100% and
accrued interest by Paul C. Kimball & Co. and associ¬
-
Officer.
Harry
home
the
on
respective principal amount of notes to be purchased by each
succeeds
headquarters
than
more
program
proceeds
$800,000
of
A.
his
774
Chief
Schneider
billion
of
program.
was
offering
Columbia Pictures Corp.—New President Elected—
A.
$207,752,826
Consumer Finance Corp. of America—Note
Mention
are
Formerly
19
ahead
"About
$75,000,000 of the additional financing is expected to be
required later in 1953, the major part of which is planned as a first
mortgage bond issue in April.
The nature and
tuning of
further
financing this year will be determined in the light of prevailing
conditions."—V. 187, p. 879.
that
113.
p.
exceeded
2.6%
were
remaining $265,000,000 required
for the four-year program
expected to be available from funds cn hand, 1956-1961 depreciation
accruals, undistributed earnings and miscellaneous sources.
inal
institution
19577
in
and
"The
The
after
1957
is
sub¬
filed
was
in
1956.
$285,000,000
construction
for
which
in
svstem
in
1956.
1957
in
program.
debentures
stop
superseded
The
to
system
record
a
expenditure
the
"During
the
amendment
still
respect
average
increase."
time
construction
securities,
construction
of
the
llrst
exceeded
$137,300,009
Commonwealth
sell
of
the
spent
company's
tional
would be in the interest of those investors.
rejected Columbia General's contention that a
proceeding
G.
Edwards
Wilson,
in
Co._
140,000
Inc,__
100,000
Co
Sons
&
Johnson
$150,000
Christensen,
&
&
50,000
Higgins
35,000
25,000
Metropolitan St. Louis Co
675.
In the event the underwriters
First
its
of
first
lot
of
Energy Commission
National
Corp.,
holds
company
zirconium
one
of
AEC
the
over
According
used
major
properties,
County,
is
used
in
sponge
13
to
to
the
to
purchase the $500,000 principal amount
C. Kimball & Co. will have an option
additional $300,000 principal amount
price. See also V. 187, p. 880.
by Columbia-
this country.
The
3,500,000 pounds of
period.
spokesmen,
much of the metal will
construction of reactors for the
of
extensively
as
its
a
nuclear
and
cladding and
notes
purchase from the company
said notes
pound-per-year
production
physical
structural
capacity
the
same
Consumers Power
This
ment
company
of
Paul
an
finance
To
additional
securities
The
company
increase
re¬
the AEC contract, the company's new plant in Santa Rosa
Pensacola, Fla., can produce up to 800.000 pounds per
reactors manufactured by private industry.
this
an
electric
volume.—V.
187,
1958,
Expansion—
this
may
according to its
the
program,
securities
senior
Co.—Plans
has budgeted $100,000,000 for expansion and improve¬
facilities during
Commission
700,000
at
above,
the
reactors.
addition
quired for
year
zirconium
in
March
supply
to
five-year
Columbia-National
zirconium
on
producers
contract
a
by the government in the
atomic powered fleet.
Because
material
In
to
AEC—
to
announced
Ships
to
of
Corp.—Affiliate
nuclear-grade
was
$22,750,000
a
the
to
referred
of
Chemical
Nuclear-Grade Zirconium
Atomic
Navy's
accounting for approximately half of the
This
growth, size and complexity of the
he said, have made it necessary to divide
cftlls
withdrawal
investors,
no
Commission
stantive
be
units
1957.
of
The
and
approximately 1,800 public investors, and publication of the Com¬
FCC
non-network
for
less
company-owned
these
In
on
year.
the
the
stations and has an application pending before
purchase of WCAU-TV In Philadelphia.
He stated
also that other major units of the CBS Television Division are
CBS
Television Spot Sales, CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., and
Terrytoons,
sales
kilowatt-hours
previous
or
operates
the
070,
the
should
wihch
a
5.7%
after provision for preferred dividends, totaled $51,214,compared with $48,950,722 in 1956.
rently outstanding bear
six
for
General
only
to
Net income,
to Insurance
to
rate
a
6ij>% capital notes, due 1973
,
denied
$240,000,000
Division
intention
liability
for
of
Shipment
of CBS television
stated
such
of its registration statement and dismissal of the proceedihgs.
withdrawal request was based upon an asserted unqualified right,
under a 1936 decision by the Supreme Court in Jones vs. SEC, to
withdraw the registration statement prior to its effective date. The
Regrouped—
A
Commission
Preferred
shares
Columbia-Southern
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. -j- TV Activities
its
and
disclosed
amounting
and
our
continued
growth of business
efforts
toward
greater efficiency and economy, we have been unable to raise our
earnings to a level comparable to that of companies we must compete
with for new capital.
This is why we filed last July with the Illinois
drawal
same
per
10,077
created
was
Commission
missal.
Corp.—Secondary Offerings—A
Co.
that Columbia
shares
own
and
improvement,
no
increase,"
plant invest¬
larger
capital.
The
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of 5% preferred stock
(par $25) was made on Feb. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$26 per share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per
$3)
$14
share,
purchasers
The
ings,
Gas
Insurance
further found
$53,059 of its
per
Commission
This
&
in
investment, should have
rise thereto."
company stockholders
general public at $12 per
without disclosing the arbitrary determination of the offering
prices, the low prices at which stock ahd been sold to insiders, and
the fact that Columbia General's capital and surplus figures included
the misleading $420,000 valuation attributed to the 42,000 shares of
Insurance company stock acquired from Hand and Eisemann.
As a
result of such sales, the Commission ruled, a
contingent liability to
$9
share,
"there
Oil
decision,
investment
that
giving
sold
at
Jones
Colonial Stores Incorporated—Buys Mfg. Plant—
Colorado
Commission's
the
increase
company
registration statement.,
Rise in Assets—
report to shareholders for the
increase in assets available
an
employed
stock, that company became
to purchases of the stock, according
and Columbia General, "by virtue of
the-offering of the Insurance
to a contingent liability
subject
to
showed
modest
a
"Despite
Short-term
the
exercise of outstanding options."
Moreover, in view of the materially misleading statements
the
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Reports
stock
and prior to, such acquisition, Snares of such stock had been
prices of $10 and more by Insurance company in the course
public offering and by Hand through va company established
lor the purpose
of maintaining and stabilizing the market in that
stock.
However, according to the Commission's decision,
the prices
paid In such sales "cannot be considered a true reflection of the
market or fair value of the stock at such time." The price of $16.80
per share at which transactions in the stock were effected at the time
of the transfer,
the Commission stated, "had been arbitrarily fixed
and the sales effected at such price were accompanied by the with¬
holding of important facts respecting the manner in
which such
price was determined and the low prices (of about 35 cents and $1.66
per share) at which stock had been issued to Insiders and was issuable
President.
President and a director of the
of the Oerlikon. Tool A Arms Corp.
President
Air
Insurance company stotk which had an
"cash
value"
of
$420,000.
The 42,000
company
at
The Commission
Vice
Executive
also Is
Cohu,
Motte T.
La
Mr. "Wolfe,
Corp.,
General
statements
that
a
its
of directors was announced on
General as of Dec. 31, 1955.
contained in Columbia Gen¬
Columbia
of
42,000 shares of
value"
and
Insurance
,
Commonwealth
at
sold,
to
Inc.—Two New Directors—
Cohu Electronics,
200
had been acquired from Messrs/
Hand and Eisemann, who received 210,000 shares of Columbia General
stock therefor. The $420,000 value was stated to be based on the fact
of
ment
1956
in
ruled
10.
with
Kilowatt-hour
fair
"estimated
March
compiled
total
investments
had a modest increase in earnings per share
gain in earnings on invested capital, "Willis
Informed stockholders in the annual report issued
The
1.957
earnings per common share
were
$2.85
$2.73 in 1956.
>
'
Chairman,
during
filed
Commission
cash and
in
Gale,
Operating revenues of the Commonwealth Edison
aggregated $380,090,910 compared with $360,106,248
registration, statement and prospectus were
materially mis¬
leading. Among these was a statement that of Columbia General's
initially authorized capital of 500,000 shares, 228,247 shares
were
"fully paid" at the time of incorporation and that the actual con¬
sideration received for those shares was $456,494, consisting of $36,494
shares
but
150
Yantis A Co., Inc
S.
company in 1957
failed
to show any
Exchange
"stop
statement
and
The
upon
company
recent
a
F.
1060.
p.
Commerce
eral's
of
Clinton Engines Corp.,
150
six
was
difficulty
no
Edison
500
.
^
2,000
195e, covering
Arthur L.
rate
with
recently
anticipates
700
700
Incorporated
Wright A Co., Inc.
Co.
A
187,
company
cf being
prime
agreement
credit
of
company
extension.—V.
the
Co.—Reports Higher Earnings
Financing Planned in 1958—
;
—Additional
order"
and
of
issuance
tration
1,000
3,500
oOO
filed, a registration statement with the SEC on
$11,250,000 of participations in its Employees
with 250,000 shares of Cities Service common
be purchased under the provisions of the plan..—V. 187, p.
This
10
Weeden
Commission on March 7 announced
suspending the effectiveness of a regis¬
by this. corporation for failure to
comply with the Securities Act disclosure requirements.
'
The corporation was organized on Jan.
11, 1955, to engage in the
investment
business.
Its registration statement proposed
the public
offering to Columbia General stockholders of an additional 100,000
shares of common stock at $4.50 per share. Net proceeds were to be
used in making additional investments similar to investments of the
company
in mortgage loans, real estate, stocks, bonds
and other
.securities,
including the common stock of Columbia General Life
Insurance Co. Thomas E.
Hand, Jr. and J. Ed. Eisemann, III, were
the principal promoters and have been the principal officers of both
Columbia
General and
the Insurance
Columbia General's
company.
investment In the Insurance company represented about
13% of the
Securities
The
the
1000.
p.
300
for
■I
Order" Suspends Stock Registration—
SEC "Stop
5,o00
1-50
500
Noel A Co
Van Alstyne,
600
Co
A
700
Company
Anthony A R. L. Day
Tucker,
further
a
the
and
lines
invested
300
American Corporation
A
1958,
credit
a
these
the
benefit
at
"Although earnings per common share showed
said. Mr. Gale, "the return on our substantially
Columbia General Investment Corp., Houston, Texas—
2,000.-
Co.—
Inc.
Stroud A Company, Inc
Thomas
1,
under
of
the
250
Co.
A Co.,
Co
A
Swiss
600
1,200
500
Kormendi A Co., Inc
See also V. 187, p. 1090.
_
1.00
2.00
oO
——
Cities Service
Plan,
Hirsch
Strauss
S.
500
• 400
Co
A
Ira Haupt A
oOO
1.000
ouu
5,500
4.00
Securities Corp
Sweney Cartwright A
Co
Spencer Trask A Co.
——
The Weil,
Roth A Irving Co.—
—
Stone
Hallgarten
J.
A
Nicolaus
Stifel,
250
-
Marshall--
A
Brothers
Stern
500
600
$60,000,000
bonds
it has
$20,000,000
600
600
500
S. Smithers A Co
F.
Sept.
obtaining
on
1,200
Inc.
Pomeroy,
1,200
Inc
Co.,
Gregory A Sons
LjjJJ
—
Mayer
Barney A Co.
Seasougood
Foster
4.00
———
Saunders, Stiver A Co.
A
Hutton A
Schoellkopf,
1,200
Merle-Smith
200
1,200
Rothschild A Co
Shearson, Hannnill a Co
200
to
basis
date
mortgage
And
than
more
short-term
a
This
—
200
Dickson
500
additional
an
first
new
$2,500.00G.
of
expiration
150
L.
F.
in
on
The
to
total
Commonwealth
Inc.
spending
$14,000,000
loans
a
150
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
400
Inc.
150
—
700
.
Denton,
A
Inc.——
of
bank
borrow
interest
Writer
400
Incorporated—
Burr, Incorporated
A Co
&
S.
2,. 00
3-00
1.50
.oO
1.00
-^o
Smith
Lynch,
Merrill,
GOO
1,200
Freeman A Company)
1,000
5,500
2,o00
o,o00
2,500
1,000
,
Co.
Fahnestock A Co.
l.ouo
ooo
2.00
--
——
——
Pierce, Fenner A
Turben A Co., Inc.—
Newburger A Co.
Merrill
R.
Kendall,
400
—.
A
Courts
Dick
1,000
4,000
.50
1 00
4.00
—
Coffin
j]
3 00
100
A
Christensen, Inc.
Wm. E. Pollock A Co.,
Brothers
Byrd
2,000
1-00
Hilliard
Son
A Weeks
B.
J.
Hornblower
Penington, Colket A Co.——
Peters,
to
able
extended
Copeland A
Patterson,
600
—
1358,
banks,
500
Clayton Securities Corp
5,o00
l-oj>
J-JJJ
—
& Co
Co.—
Bros.
Burns
-.000
l.ooo
4.00
-5®
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Co.
&
Miller
Hayden,
1,00
—
—
5,500
600
—
Bradford A Co
C.
J.
York Hanseatic Corp—
600
A
Blair A
of
New
1,200
Bear, Stearns A Co———
2,000
] 00
—
—
Barth
J.
300
150
Corp.—
Baxter A Company-
/.ouo
1-50
4.00
l ->0
100
Co.——,
Ripley
Ilarriman
Harrison
&
Ladd
<fc
500
1,000
<' 00
Securities
14,
reduced its
400
—
Company
Baker, Weeks A Co
Ball, Burge A Kraus
~,uuu
Co., Inc.
<te
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
W. D. Gradison & Co-,Greene
,.o0
——
_—.
Bache A Co
oOO
1,000
—
Corp———:
The First Boston
1,000
1 00
•><)
100
—1.00
.1-60
Co.-
<fc
Clark & Co.—w—~
Richards <& Co
Fahey,
;
Adams A Peck
contemplates
company
and improvements
to electric properties in the next three
Present planning, however, indicates that no further permanent
financing will be necessury until late in 1958 or possibly early 1959.
Through
applying proceeds from sale at competitive* bidding on
$300
......
Co.—No Financ¬
additions
Mackall A Coe
Mullaney, Wells A Company
Inc.—$4,000
Stuart A Co.
Ohio Electric
yeais.
Jan.
—(000's Omitted)—
Halsey,
Southern
Columbus &
ing Presently Contemplated—
The
purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase, and the corporation has agreed to sell to them, severally,
the respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate of $30,000,000
PURCHASERS—The
to
in
ii'ilno
March 1, 1933, at 99.623% and, accrued in¬
and the books
This offering was oversubscribed
closed.
Further details follow:
terest.
'
it
.
(1204)
year.
issue
and
sell
$60,000,000
of
Michigan P.
in
order
to
involved.
be
currently
has
application to
the
before
pending
raise
a
schedule
rate
its
$12,750,000
revenues
p.
annual report.
expects to
are
that
company
Indications
year
on
the
basis
of
S.
1957
572.
near
for
civilian
Corn Belt Packing Co., Denison, Iowa—Files With SEC
The
Shipments of commercial-grade zirconium, containing 2% hafnium,
began in October 1957. The lower cost commercial grade is of interest
SEC
to
7%
the
chemical
corrosion
processing
National
other
industries
resistance.
Columbia-National
Chemical
and
Corp.,
a
Research
because
;
Corp.
is
subsidiary
Corp.,
jointly
owned
of Pittsburgh
Cambridge,
high
Columbia-Soutliern
Pla
Mass.—V.
Its
•
.
by
of
e
186,
Glass
p.
Co.,
1952.
and
company
on
March
6
filed
covering 100,000 shares of
a
letter
of
stock,
common
notification
par
with
and $200,000
$1
the
of
first mortgage bonds due,serially from Jan.,1, 1974 to Jan. l, 1984
to be offered at par (in denominations of $100 each). The offering will
not
be
The
underwritten.
•
proceeds Are to be
ment, and
for
operating
used
capital.
to
purchase
>
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•
-
•
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»
;
.
'and and building; equip¬
• ~
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.
&
A nnf-m'
Volume
1B7
Number 5725
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
Francis
Fublic
T.
Murray
Relations
has
Previously, he has served as
University of Pennsylvania;
the
Charities,, Inc.,
United
Mr.
States
Murray
counsellor
to
Cuban
This
Atlantic
known
the
as
Ourp-
The
The
stockholders
and
the
plan
next
12
stock
in
intercollegiate
Director
engaged
186,
public
as
sale
investigation into
Exchange is continuing.
to
of
group
tne
properties
Cniriqui Sugar
and
Atlantic
approved
were
the
Cuban Atlantic stockholders
Hershey
sale,
other
will
and
cash
lipe
of
announcement
Models
has
reduced
affected
by
the
prices
price
reduction
Gnlfo,
models
the
arc
Time-Master
187,
transcribing
machine
its
of
Time-
according
to
—V.
This
Time-
$359.50
to
$355).—
1
facilities
11.
This
Eastern
W.
fc
the
plans
Paulsboro
build
Paulsboro.
N.
J.,
it
announced
was
its
affiliated
excellent
an
ncid
and
position
other
Dixon
company,
service
to
the
of
sulfuric
a
unit,
Dixon
suhaie
acid
decomposition
Chemical
plant
&
its
at
Research,
plant
of
and
Eastern
and
a
to
in
Asbestos.
President
as
(New
York
Richelieu
of
Co. below.—V.
Howard
182,
Stock
to
proceed
present
to
with
plant at Its
arrange
early
its
proposed
stockholders
sulfate
in
for
See
for
also
price
plant
187,
so
ol'
decided
has
stock
common
not
to
to
as
complete its
construction
"This
„
has
company
just
reaching development
Jacinto
crude
Petroleum
oil
and
in
completed
its
Corp.
March 14,
on
the
in part:
most
and
Dec. 31, '57
tion
of
$86,232,419
$81,180,001
lars
as
$19.93
$19.30
share
pei
insure
to
necessary
both
the
the
continued
growth and increased profitability of Douglc s.
"Sun Jacinto, a highly successful crude oil
producing company, has
recently developed substantial reserves of oil in the Lake Maracaibo
of Venezuela.
area
the
Uxider
terms
the
of
and
agreement
subject
to
governmental
import
restrictions, Douglas will begin to take 4,000
barrels a day of the San Jacinto Venezuelan crude oil as soon as facili¬
ties and inventories will permit,
stepping, up in 1953.
'
"The agreement provides that
Douglas will refine and market the
San Jacinto
crude
the
on
West
Coast
a.
on
profit-sharing
.
"San
Jacineo
in
Block
holds
30r'o
a
in
575
Lake
interest,
and
Maracaibo.
To
the
is
in
operator,
three
date
completed with production from the Miocene,
wells
2.000
have
boon
Tae
discovery well flowed
3.'i-inch choke from u
the rate of 5,740 barrels per day through a
of approximately
12,000 feet.
Subsequent wells have proved
equally productive and the area appears to be one of the best in the
at
depth
Lake.
Jacinto
(with
Natural
Federal Power
M.
'lhe
Gas
Co.- -To
Commission
addition to
"In
its
associates)
also
holds
25Tr
a
ol
also
in
Nov.
on
production
Dow
The
Construct
and
the
Gulf
A
have
not
granted this company authority
facilities, estimated to cost
Tex.j and Lea County,
Phillips Petroleum Co. and Cabot
to
gas
Coast
and
area
in
Iran."'—V.
announced on March
take
terminal
trafiic
Carl
rem
4(a-men
oi
pipeline
from.
Caoot
1957,
granted
El
Paso
temporary
operation
and
of
tnese
Is
resumes
being
now
the
cn
at
we
take
full
Great
and
Lakes
will
It
will
announced
was
tion
10';
advantage
of
Bay
this
into
go
operation
the St.
when
spring,
usually
Dow's
early
be
used
to
purchase,
Co.
the
and
transport
secondary offering of
(par $7.50) was made
;
;
Midland
{!
Divisiqn
hope.'tq .be, abie to
Seaway when it is completed
Lawrence
we
'■»*.*;
.a
Chartered
vessels
Ont.,
Kchappij.
S.
R.
impact
Chemicals
polystyrene
Pty.
Ltd.
plastic
of Australia
in
'
Co.
May
'
'
will
under
start
license
producing high
from
-
engineers
completion
at
assisted
Rhodes,
in
planning
N.S.W.—V.
p.
plant
new
a
187,
880.
The
nearing
now
•
Dow
' V
f
Dow
Dravo
began
select
a
butter
churning
1,100 major corporations in the
as
one-man
a
issued,
company
573.
p.
"
Fa jardo
.
:.
:
"v.".
v,
'v
y
,
Sugar Co.—To Transfer Assets-and Liquidate
The stockholders on March 31 will consider: (a) authorizing transfer
of this company's business and assets to Eastern Sugar Associates in
exchange for 179,945 common shares of Beneficial Interest of "Eastern"
in
accordance
with agreement dated Nov. 8, 1957; and (b) resolution
by board (subject to carrying out of above agreement) that
be dissolved and common shares of "Eastern" received in
adopted
company
exchange,' be
distributed
company.—V.
178,
stockholders
to
2197.
p.
file
the
that
the
well
descrip¬
required .financial state¬
terms and conditions of
the
complied with.—V.
opposed
President
the
the
18G, j).
624.
Reclassify Common
Peninsular
by
and
General
management
two
classes
Telephone
Co.
as
a
subsidfary of General
proxy fight although
a
a
authorize
vote
said
witth
the
the
of
class
their
management
and
Tele¬
company
proposal the
voting common
A
The company's
re-classified
as
shares
number
a
control
management
the
the
nonvoting stock.
have
Florida
amend
Under
of
shares
B
would
to
common.
1,000.000
stockholders
Manager
proposes
of
1,000,000 shares of class
Wettstein
will
feel
the
in
•
complete
liquidation
of
and
the
preserve
He
said
proposal will be
March 19.—V.
shareholders
of
shares
enough
would
voting
that
us
strength
financing
no
voted
give
to
assure
the
at
upon
flexibility in future
more
of present holders," Mr.
is planned at this time.
stockholders'
annual
187, p. 573.
In connection with the recent filing of a
registration statement witn
8EC covering a proposed issue of 470,000 shares of common stock
(par 25 cents), which are to be publicly offered at $3 per share, writing
the
is involved.
"The purpose of the
issue is to finance further exploration and devel¬
mining claims in Nevada, believed to contain
the
critically
important
commercial
mineral
the firm's
deposits
79
of
fluorspar.
.
"The three-year-old corporation is headed by Sol Goldberg (-President)
and Jack A. DeMent (Vice-President), who obtained a
majority stock¬
holding interest, with other Portland businessmen, last year. Fluorspar's
_
mineral
properties,
amined
in
early
located
1955
miles
70
by
E.
A.
east
Messer
of
Tonopah,
Nev.,
Associates,
&
Inc.,
were
ex¬
Hillsboro
mining engineers.
"Net proceeds of
drilling
core
and
Fluorspar's proposed stock offering, would be used for
development
of shafts and drifts ($400,000), profes¬
potential marketing if exploration establishes a
($35,000), claim patenting, administrative expenses,
and general working capital.
"The corporation's mining claims comprijse an area eight miles long
by 800 feet to one mile wide.
"Following the proposed common stock offering, the authorized capital
research
proven
into
body
ore
will consist of 2,000,000
no other classes of
shares (par 25 cents per share).
common
There
stock.
are
'
"Other
Fluorspar
officers
and
directors
include
John
H.
Weller,
Treasurer;
Lyndon G. Osborne, Secretary; and Dr. Lawrence Bernard,
Goldberg, and Frederick W. Fields, directors—all of Portland,
Ore." See also V.
The
Virginia, Foods Corp.—Statement
letter
of
notification
5,000
shares
of
common
$6.67
per
filed
with
which
stock,
the
SEC
187, p. 45.
to
were
share
through Whitney & Co. Inc.,
withdrawn.—V.. 187, p. 775.
subsequently
Withdrawn
Nov.
on
have
6
been
offered
Washington,
Fyr-Fyter
covering
D.
V.,
William
at
was
and
Co., Dayton, Ohio—Acquisition—
McKinley Wetzel,
M.
A.
Lewis,
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
Farmers & Business Men's Life Insurance Co., Phoenix,
Chatrman of the Board of
President
March
on
of
Globe
Automatic
,
announced
5
that- the
this
compamy,
j
Sprinkler
Co.,
purchase of- the
latter company was completed on Feb. 28, 1958.
.
The 43-year old company manufactures a complete line, of sprinkler
equipment
approved
by
both
Underwriters'
and
Factory. Mutuals
Laboratories, such as upright and pendent spray models, Corro-proof,
flush type,
window type, fog,
and dry pendent sprinklers,. and all
company
p.
Co.
surance
to increase
used
•'*
No
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
$1)
(par
Farmers
of
to
offered
be
Business
&
to
In¬
Men's
which price may be paid by assignment
underwriting is involved.
capital and surplus.—V.
JtLUli //
<
«
The proceeds
180,
are
to
The
corporation
March 7,
filed
registration
a
Kb i*
will
first
determined.
be-offered
the
ior.
subscription
at
$5
SE'C
on
No
to
expansion
Fidelity
the
which
for
purposes
permit
company
the
proceeds
net
by holders
share
per
pro rata basis;
Thereafter,
offered to the public at a
underwriting is involved.
principal
used
to continue with its
the balance
price to be
intended
to
planned growth
program.
Fund, Inc.,
Boston.
Mass.
Registers With
—
Fund
March
on
statement
stock
(par
filed
10
covering
$1).—V.
186,
with
the
SEC
amendment
an
additional
an
3,000,000
to
its
shares
of
Duqucsne
company
Light
covering
offered
Co.,
stockholders
7,505 shares
Pittsburgh,
Florida
Pa.
—
Files
Bond
to
public
finance
purposes
of
sale
thereof,
short-term
and
According
filed
first
at
mortgage
competitive
together
loans
registration statement
a
with
construction
bank
The
under
13
bonds,
April
1,
the
other
and
lunds
to
be
of
the
incurred
company,
the
pay¬
for
con¬
expected to aggregate between $7,750,000 and
the prospectus, studies of future growth in
to
the company's load indicate
Safa
26
consider
proposal to cancel and
a
preferred stock, without
to reduce the
par
value,
authorized capital stock
it
SEC,
announced
was
suspending
by
the
March
on
Regulation
a
Act
of
1933
with
has
G,
issued
an
order
exemption from registration
respect to a public offering of
A
Syndicate.
ment
will
and
needs
that, if the general level of business in the
years
195a, 1959 and 1960 is not very substantially below the level
of business which prevailed
during the year 1957, the company may
expend on construction approximately $25 000.000 in 1958, $25,000,000
in 1959, and $35,000,000 in I960.—V. 137,
p. 774.
775
value
common
$292,100
common
that
the
with
by
contain
debenture
a
bonds
conditional
at
$99
each,
5,900
and
shares
of
$1
shares).
terms
In
and
Syndicate
false
and
its
suspension
conditions
of
order,
the
Regulation
that its notification
misleading
statements
of
and
Commission
assorts
not complied
offering circular
material
facts.
The
A
were
and
order
provides
an
opportunity for hearing,
upon -request,
on
the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
he
made
be
taken,- to- Integrate
complete
alarm, systems;
fire
".
•
to
added,
furnish
to
that
so
Globe
and
Accessory
'
Globe's
bulwark
fire
•'*
research
engineers
and
and
sprinkler equipment designed
to
develop¬
sales
outlets
modern
meet
emphasized that Fyr-Fyter now has a complete line, of
equipment for all of the Class A, ■ B. and C hazards
industrial, commercial, and public buildings.
^
system
encountered
in
.
In
other
words, he noted. Fyr-Fyter now has Class A sprinkler
equipment and Class B-C carbon dioxide, dry chemical, and foam
systems, along with modern fire alarm and detection equipment. The
latter
equipment,
ho
pointed
out,
further supplements
Fyr-Fyter's
of
recessed
normally
installed
lines
result
a
Dayton
16
of
fire
in
Globe
the
in
plants
(Ohio),
branch
and
hose
Dallas,
Buffalo,
City and
York
San
which
The
Fyr-Fyter Co.
cities—Newark, Philadelphia,
seven
and
cabinets,
are
/-Schools, and colleges.
acquisition,
Francisco.
San
offices—New
Angeles
Los
extinguisher
office/ buildings,
and
Hamilton.
Rochester
(N.
has
now
Wooster
Ontario—
Y.), Boston,
Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, Atlanta,
Newark, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and
Francisco,
Portland
(Oregon),
Seattle,
Hamilton, Ontario.—V. 185, p. 1153.
American
General
Transportation
Corp.
—
Registers
Equipment Trust Certificates With SEC—
Tliis
corporation on March
Commission
by
public
an
registration
rate
April
1958.
2,
$1,060,000
issue
on
the
statement relating to $20,000,000 of equip¬
April 1, 1978. which will be offered to the
group
certificates
headed
the
and
by Kuh.-i,
public
Loeb & Co.
The
offering priee will be
A sinking fund
principal amount
providing for the annual redemption
of certificates will retire the entire
by maturity.
will
certificates
The
at
a
cost of
be
secured
by
over
2,000
railroad
freight
built by General American Transportation
mostly tank cars,
tion
due
underwriting
13 filed with the Securities and Exchange
shortly before the offering, presently scheduled to be made about
fixed
of
a
certificates
trust
ment
par
stock
at
par,
or
a
combined aggregate offering price
of
(later reduced in amount to 2,500 debentures bonds and 2.500
would
company's
requirements.
Wetzcil
fixed
be
also
programs,
continue
can
dividend
exemption from registration
under the Securities Act for public offerings
not exceeding $300,000
in amount.
Pursuant thereto, Syndicate filed a notification with the
Commission on July 26, 1957, proposing an offering of 2,900 $100-face
provides
A
steps
the
.
Efforts
and
Estate Investors Syndicate, Inc., Dania,
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
the Securities
securities
will
with
municipal and .industrial
department supplies. »
Real
Regulation
including
March
$4 cumulative
immediate
line
Buffalo,
and
1988,
bidding.
expenditures,
incurred
due
with
on
of
reacquired by the company, and
accordingly.—V. 186, p. 2368.
temporarily
March
$15,000,000
for
proceeds
used
on
'
said
sprinkler
As
Stock—
pipe, alarm, and detector check valves,..retarding
gongs, quick opening devices, and-air main¬
the
line- of. Fyr-Fyter,
and Dayton portable and wheeled fire extinguishers;
Wooster brass goods including fire hose nozzles and couplings; C-O-Two
carbon
dioxide,
dry
chemical,
and ,,foamTire
protection
systems;
728.
p.
water
units.
Wetzel
Mr.
Mr.
are
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
motor
tenance
1958, covering 450,000 shares of its $1 par common stock. The
of outstanding stock on
a
remaining, if any, will be
The
dry
chambers,
Pyrene,
with
statememt
devices including
new
1975.
p.
»I >
*
y,
Fidelity Bankers Life Insurance Corp., Richmond, Va.
—Registers'Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—• q.i* y.
retire
Offering with SEC—
$13,000,000.
filed
directors
at $2.50 per share,
Fla.—Stock
struction
of
policy dividends.
be
The
of
13
and
Flintkotc Co.—To Retire Preferred
774.
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, 1958. all of
its outstanding 5'"o
first mortgage serial bonds, due April 1, 1959 at
100^, plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at any branch of
Banque Canauienne Nationale in Quebec or Ontario, Canada.
be
Feb.
shares
on
120,000
policyholders, officers
manufacturing
187,
Dufresne Industries Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
over
cars,
Corpora¬
$22,000,000.
Net proceeds from
the sale of the certificates will be used toward
reimbursing the treasury of the corporation for the cost of such cars,
approximately $21,000,000 of
which had been expended as of Dec. 31,
1957.
Q
•
Eagle-richer Co., Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC—
"
The
s
meeting
Fluorspar Corp. of America, Portland, Ore.—Financing
Herman
'
reclassification
said.
The
sional
•
Corp.—Buys Plant—
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. below—V.
Net
which
held by some 6,000
many of whom are company employees.
In addition, the
has outstanding 34,900 shares of preferred stock.—V. 187,
registration
•
The
will
would
workable
shareowners,
capital
ment
create
Wettstein
Big Board—
on
list of some
nation's largest securities market.,
Fairmont has 588,414 common shares
and
Licensee to Build Plant—
be
firm,
dairy
operation, joined
be
Chemical
to
said
financing
on
This company, on March 10, became the first Nebraska based manur
faciurer to list its shares on the New York Stock
Exchange. Thus the
stock
will load
with cargoes at Bay City and at the
docks of Dow Chemical of Canada, Ltd., and then sail
for Rotterdam, Holland, via the St. Lawrence route.
Rotterdam is to
headquarters of Dow's Dutch subsidiary, Nederlandsche Dow Maat-
SEC
to
"We
Secondary Offering —A
shares of common stock
Fairmont Foods Co.—Listed
74-year-old
to
belief
Secretary of Peninsular,
said, "We don't contemplate
Wettstein,
and
Mr.
—
5,000
within
proceeos, as
approval of the proposal.
also
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
required
securities
-
E.
company
an
March 14 that the acquisition by this corpora¬
division of Alwac Corp. was initiated by Shearson,
assisted in the negotiations and the financial
transaction.—-V. 186, p. 1628.
planning of the
failure
the
been
move
Corp.,
Corp.,
charter
process
disclose
to the proposal to create class A and class B common
think it would dilute our holdings." Peninsular holds about
Florida Telephone's
515,600 outstanding shares of common
'
of
phone
on
who
in
•
The
that
opposed
Max
of the computer
Hainmill &
,
Traffic Manager for
starting this operation now,
"by
1959."
Sarnia,
<
cost,
(a)
We
stock.
facilities.
for
are
stock.
who
The
City,
development,
-
that
See
the
cash
operated and developed, and the particu¬
indirect interests of officers, directors and
the
as
a
present 2,200
class A stock.
of
built,
Anderson,
Gordon R.
said
"
its
asserts
■
Brorein, Jr.,
Telephone
Carbon's
authorization
stock,
D.
stock
186,
11,
April.
C.
and
further
with
minority stockholder.
Mass.,
*„»m)
facilities
covering
is establishing its own Marine Terminal
advantage of the St. Lawrence Seaway
it
.
public
order
pro¬
group
a
The management of this corporation claims it controls
enough proxies
assure stockholder
approval of a proposal for reclassification of the
common
County,
Arizona—Files With SEC—
to
In
compared
as
direct
and
as
Operate
holdings in Venezuela, San Jacinto also has sub¬
in
Mich.,
t
the
by
The
them
be
and
for
County, to its Permaian-San Juan main line, with
facilities, at a cost of approximately $13,000.
Tne FPC,
29,
direct
well
basis
16,500,000 cubic feet per day over and above
previously authorized volumes'being received from the Phillips'
Crane
plant and to purchase and transport about 4,000,000 cubic
feet daily from Cabot Carbon plant.—V. 187, p. 455.
Chemical Co.—Establishes Marine Terminal—
The) company
The
the
as
tne
'
;
to
to
a
in Lea
construction
in
'
was
properties
as
has
Crane
authorized
Boston,
auout
Famous
interest
2472.
-
■
sold.
director
by
•
stantial
J
investment
owned
the
(6)
and
owned
Florida Telephone Corp.—Plans to
natural
operate
$2,427,000,
I'PC
Co.
plant
King
-". ;
certain
25,000 acres in Block 10 in which Phillips Petroleum Co. is the operator.
A discovery well has just been completed here
flowing at the rate of
4.080 barrels daily through a :,4-inch choke from the Eocene formation.
p.
stock
officer,
*
*•
.
"San
the
ments,
construct' and
construct
arrangement
In addition, San Jacinto is
providing immediately a ten-year loan of
$1,250,000 for additional storage, pipeline tic-ins, and additional work¬
ing capital.
acres
cash
be
arc
promoters,
to sell natural gas to El Paso.
El Paso v/iil coustruct additional purification and
dehydration facili¬
ties and install an additional 4,030
norsepower at its existing McElroyCrane plant in Crane County, at a cost of about $2,414,000, and will
far-
with San
A long term agreement
been- signed which
provides
support
of
filing of the notifica¬
each;
financing;
opment of
significant
history.
has
financial
said
the
to
the
each
.
March 12 by White, Weld &
Co. at $47.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.50
per share.
It was completed.—V. 186, p. 1846.
Douglas Oil Co. of California—New Contract—
^ W. G. Krieger, President,
securities
all
its
constructing an aluminum
However, the company expects
44.
p.
their
stock
to
of
The Commission's order further cites a failure
to
information with respect to the sale of
unregistered
one
year; the particulars as to tne proposed use of
as
the estimated amount of expenses of the
1566.
p.
987.
p.
Paso
The
to
of
site.
J.
it
that
offering
purpose
N.
the
V.
announced
rights
the
Newark,
financing
1959.
12
percentage
of
of
sold
issuer
of the securities by means of this offering circular would
Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities
Act;
(b) that the issuer has failed to cooperate in
furnishing requested
information.
Fund—Asset Value Higher—
7
.
March
amount
prior to
year
shares
the
violate
Newark,
Dixon Chemical & Research
Inc.—Offering to Stock¬
holders Held Up—Other Financing
May Be Arranged—
on
the
the
as
one
of
in
offering
"Times.")
El-Tronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation
well
percentage
J.
The
number
interest
if
Remillard
A.
the
as
within
sold
were
and
indirect
moter,
Act."
G.
the
Increase of approximately
at
expects
Inc.
location
present
tion,
and
New Natural Gas Facilities-
heavy chemicals, -Arthur
Dixon Chemical Industries, Inc., stated.
Chemical Industries call for the erection
oi'
Dixo.i
site
acid
and
securities
Stock
Candian
Feb 28,'58
appurtenant
in
with sulfuric
of
aluminum
an
at
Dixon
Inc.,
Dixon, Jr., President
hydrofluoric
N.
places
Research,
seaboard
Present
.
located
are
acquisition
Chemical
&
-
•
the
that
Regulation
Carbon
Chemical Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
the
March
by
purpose
(2) the estimated amount of proceeds to be used for
listed,
and
the
priority thereof;
(3)
the
failure to
issuer has no operating capital but is entirely de^
penuent ior funds upon taa proceeds from uie saie of the proposed
financing and, the payment of subscription by insiders; (4) the state¬
ment relating
to the declaration of dividends when the issuer has
no operating
history; (5) the names of insiders to whom unregistered
Sugar Associates—Proposed Acquisition—
approximately
corporation has completed the acquisition of assets of the I, P;
Division of Pennsalt Chemicals
Cor]), for approximately $1,and has leased with
an
option to buy the 70-acre tract on
which
status
company's
activities;
disclose
an
Thomas
500.000
listed
Fund
187,
El
transistorized
(from
of
Offering
N.
Dixon
•
the
of—
As
572.
p.
ness
each
Ex¬
Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Off List
Securities
Fajardo Sugar
Eaton
the
dictating machine (from $394.50 to $380), the power control
Time-Master dictating machine (from $380 to $365) and the transistor¬
ized
Quebec
handbook
Eastern
-
certain
on
the
Vice-President
See
receive
Master
V.
of
1956
Size
dictating and transcribing machines,
by Lloyd M. Powell, President.
the
on
securities,
the
corporation
stock
of
and
by
4.
of
purchase
notes.
Cuban
Dictaphone Corp.—Reduces Prices—
This
Master
tions
consisting of $5,000,000 in cash anci
trust
the
Meanwhile, the Quebec Securities Commission has canceled the bro¬
kerage license of Richelieu Securities, Ltd., of Montreal for "Infrac¬
A
collateral
for
1514.
p.
An
/a
used
Acting with the Canadian Stock Exchange in Montreal, the Toronto
Stock Exchange on Feb. 27 suspended trading in shares of this company.
relations
Mills
liquidate
to
of
be
Eastern Asbestos Co.,
oi
111.
p.
to
are
185,
at
Philadelphia
the
proceeds
5
(1205)
employees pursuant to its 1958 Employee Stock Purchase Plan at
ol' the closing price on the New York Stock Exchange on April 10.
The
change.—V.
athletics
the
Compania Azucarera Atlantiea del
operating subsidiary.—V. 187, p. 880.
main
to
95'.«
Advertising,
Administration.
Enterprises
months,
proceeds
company's
Cuban
March
on
During the
liquidating
of
been
the
$24,500,000,
was
a
has
completed
short-term
anci
director
realtors—V.
Hershey
of
sale
of
Sugar Co.—Sale Completed—
has
price
$19,500,000
Directory
executive director of
special consultant to
Operations
recently
industrial
company
and
Foreign
most
appointed
Promotion.
the
inquirer
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Inc.—Advertising Director—
been
Sales
and
.
.
company
on
Feb.
26 filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
SEC
covering 9,677 shares of .common treasury stock (par $10). to be offered
The Commission's order cites various instances in which the notifica¬
tion
and
facts.
offering
circular
are
Among these are the
believed
following:
to be
(1)
false
or
to
omit material
the-issuer's pfoposetl busi¬
orlncipal business of the company is the supplying of its railroad
freight' cars to railroads and shippers for their use.> General American
The
owns
of.
;>
and
maintains
failroad.* freight
i
for this purpose -the
Cars
-•
(•'
krge8tprlv^lM«fl«W
iA thfe United states.
•
The 6ar$
iM'-t ! i>
'
'
ItitmBhcd
' *-*•
•
--
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1206)
:
.
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
*.
1
:/
maintains
General Baking: Co.
11%—
This
Alden
Earn¬
—
President
asked
reported
company
sales
net
through
Los.
of
Eddy
and
demand
for
brought
electricity
a.ate-owned
do Janeiro
plant
steel
located
Is
Ho,
by
supply
the
of
187,
-V.
for
equipment
electrical
pit copper mines.
March
will
17
entitled
be
vote
to
The
Y.
N.
General Electronics Distributors, Inc., Wheeling:, W. Va
corporation
Feb.
on
filed
10
of
letter
a
notification
Sprinkler €0.—Acquired—
proceeds
to
are
development
j*
A
;
^
;
be
and
for
used
operation
"
incidental
expenses
oil
of
and
gas
p.
187,
-Hertz
882.
of
"
•
.
v
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
.
Net
/
,
employees.—V. 186,
011
it
2576.
1957,
to
increased
Bankers
Trust
3
p.m.
it
of
$200,000
1969,
at
the
27
(EST)
through
Nos.
28
If
price
1956
Wall
St.,
York
New
15,
N.
Y.,
will
up
of
flat
95
or
if
tendered
with
Interest
for
50 attached.
: *
received
for more
than
$200,000 principal amount
purchases will be prorated among the tenders, as nearly
practicable
the
nearest
reserves
poration
to
the
right,
than
$200,000
principal
$1,000
its
in
discretion,
principal amount.—V,
186,
amount,
to
p.
but
accept
the
attributed
s
rentals
and
Genet said
28,071
see
General Telephone Co. of California—Offer Postponed'
This company,
subsidiary of General Telephone Corp., on March 6
scaled bidding for the $20,000,000 issue of its,
series L, scheduled for March 12 had been
postponed.
' *
It was said the bidding has been held up due to unsettled conditions
on
the bond market and will probably take place sometime in midthat
announced
first
spring.—V.
-*!
187,
share,
while
6EC
company
covering
stock
about
12
March
on
slight
'
'"'*/■.■>
Issue.—V.
186, pp.
1503 and 1262.
-
'
:
Production
of
semi-rigid vinyl sheeting for vinyl-to-metal
by this company on March 13. .The new-*,
type vinyl will be made in a rich variety of patterns, colors and em¬
bossings at the company's'Jeannette, Pa., plant.
.
be
To
new,
a
was
known
announced
Boltaflex
as
the
"500,"
new
high-quality
plastic
used
operating
expenses
*
.
Net
••
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income
187, p. 676.
$57,903
1,753
.___
19,811
the
of
January—
1958
585,582
$708,684
656,118
$90,526
$52,566
75,882
railway operations™.!.
Net railway operating income
7,308
Net
58,147
1957
revenue
$812,730
expenses
587,628
$930,777
658,482
railway operations.
Net railway operating income
•Deficit.—V. 187, p. 882.
$225,102
•
.
$272,295
=>5 261
44 280
Nos
Joint announcement made
Angeles,
^Toki
this
Kaisha,
Ltd.,
company,
world-wide
Kaisha,
Kaisha,
as
a
markets
Ltd.
Ltd,
Japan's
is
that
benefit of
for
is
on
March
Nippon
disclosed
concluded for the mutual
Toki
7
Nagoya,
Kaisha,
Ltd.,
long-term
the
in
agreements
respective firms in
Japan and
and Toyo
had
ceramic
products.
Nippon Toki
manufacturer, and Toyo Toki
producer of sanitary ware, as well
ceramic dinnerware.
largest
leading producer of
china
largest
According to C. W. Planje, President of Gladding, McBean & Co.,
Nippon Toki Kaisha has been appointed to act as liaison between the
American
firm
and
other
ceramic
also
at
the
will
bring
return.
a
sale
serving
as
firms
187,
456,
p.
on
this company
authorized
Feb.. 21
'■
generating
exceeds
tim
;;v>
988.
p.
•
construction cost -of
pro¬
a
station, adjacent to. the- Connecticut
estimated* cost of approx'tmate.y $33,•
.
> .L-
:
the
of
registrar
debentures;
cervices,
and
will.yotc-
19
011
proposal
a
tor
retir®
.
at
%■
the
under
the,board
and
holders'
-
vote
a
.
..
rci^s.ie.
a 0/ aa;. ion
requires a stock*
of administrative convenience such
Cancellation of treasury shares will no®
not. fok
and
and 'as' a
vote,
.
1,
buy-back arrangements. Under a standing resolution
directors, treasury shares are hckl-.for caneellatioij,
of
retirefneut
,
1958'held in its treasury approximately,
stock acquired from stockholders ih regulap
Feb.
1,200,000 fdiares of its own
of
matter
is-proposed'regularly.
net' asset value of the outstandingt shares:.;'"It .is also pro*
posed that shares cancelled will be reauthorized so as. to/maintain
authorized capital stock at the present level of' 40,000,000 shakes
affect "the
tlie
of
*
or
of
bo"
the par value of $1 eacli, and to authorize the board, of. directors
officers designated by the board to determine the terms and manner
disposition «5f the increased stock (as tliey are authorized to do
respect! of "the existing unissued shares).
in
/ '
-
*
*
.
Approval by the holders of a majority of the outstanding shares Is
to eiiccc tne cancellation, ana reau'inofiz&iiou.—V.
186,
necessary
agent
p.
."
.
March
011
treasury,
corporation
course
consistent
transfer
V-
.
the
will
the
in
'- The
^V.
,
the
common
1,200,000 shares of common' stock, $1 par value, now;
of the corporation, by reducing capital in tho
amount of - said shares and then correspondingly increasing capita^
as
further described below.
V,
w
;
!,
r
dividend,
a
stockholders will
,^
stockholders
The
held
,
He. said
of
approximately
'
;
up- to
-
special meeting
a
Incorporated Investors, Boston, Mass.—To Vote Mar. 19
$1,000.
any, time
677.
' !.
-.
in Japan
with whom Nippon
Idaho
Vv'"\•
„•
In
1957
Canadian
Greyhound
buses
traveled
April 1,
bidding.
and
National,
of
January—
1958
revenue
operating
expenses
Net
revenue
from
.,
railway operations-.
—
The
$1,137,756
376,162
5,792,239
Co.—Expansion—Financing—
he
said.
No
offering
added.
He
the
•
indicated
New
earn
Jersey
$4.15
a
that
P.
share
form
-
if
'
of
of
'
■
-
proposed
rate increases being considered by
U. Commission were granted the company might
this year, against $3.18 in 1957.—V. 131,
p. 2801.
Ilartfield Stores, Inc.—Private Placement—This cor¬
poration has placed privately with an insurance com¬
pany its $2,000,000 promissory note bearing 5%% inter¬
est and due March 1,1973, it was announced on March 10.
The direct placement of the note was
negotiated by
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—V. 187,
p.
882.
for
public sale at competitive
•'
'
^
received.
darns
>
'
on
Federal Power Commissioh'licenses to
the Oregon-Idaho border.
These were,
'
cation1
because; the
Bower project, is
.
said he denied the bond issue
Water Resources Board found the
Commissioner Howard Morgan
lias
asked
Oregon
insist
appli¬
Idaho
The. Water Resources Board
licenses issued by the Power Com¬
not in-Oregon's interest.
Congress to suspend the
mission.
;
Cotomissioner-* Morgan
Van
.
partial
1958.
build
first
.
/
for
upheld by the Supreme Court. Public power "advocates, however,
the Federal Government should build one high-level darn instead.
mortgage bonds are preferred
common stock is planned, Mr. Buck!'
.
in
The .'company has
three low-level
•
expects to sell some $7,000,000 in securities by the
the
\
used
The Oregon's p. U. Commission on March- 11 denied this company
permission to sell $20,000,000 of bonds to finance its three-dam project
in Hells Canyon cn the Snake River.
on
The company
^.lso
of this year in
offered
be
to
•i'
• •
Oregon Rejects Dam Financing—
company plans
few yeaTs
!
-
will be
proceeds
later
to spend $3,000,000 to $4,000,000 a year for the
expansion projects, George H. Buck, President, told
meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts on March 12.
next
a
Water
is
Issues
''
payment of short-term bank
loans heretofore made for interim financing of construction of new
operating facilities. The company is said to bs engaged in a majof
construction program; and during the five-year period 1953-57 total
grojss additions to electric plant. were $95,369,983. To carry out its
construction program
through 1958, including payment of interim
short-term bank loans, the company anticipates that (in addition to
this financingt
further capital security financing will be undertaken,
,
$1,062,004
1
1958,
Eacli of the
Net
$6,929 995
railway operating income
Ifackensack
.
" 1957
$6,786,168
5,724,164
193,995
______
'■
:
company
6,
Buildings Ltd.,
1983.
and operates The Greyhound
Motor
Coach
Industries
Ltd.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Power
filed, a registration statement with
the SEC on
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
due
1988, and'$10,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due April 1,
This
March
miles.
owns
operating
been,
developing
diversified
Japan's
is
Railway
stock,
a
Co.
miles.
passenger
end
Gladding, McBean & Co.—New Japanese Agreements
Iu
,
and
—V. 187, p. 573.
1958
from
revenue
from
electric
HClyoke,
2577.;
•
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
,
route
Month
Net
.
Trust
Railway
187, p. 882.
Rri'way operating
Railway operating
.
Royal Trust Co. is trustee for the debentures.
The company
1957
$676,108
.
Net revenue from
-r-V.
$500
Calgary
and
the
Porcelain Ltd., both in Winnipeg.
expenses.
operating
p.
was
proceeds
in
revenue
Railway
stock
stock
common
'
^
.
■
v
investors
1
be held on March 19 to act
authorized capital stock of the Fund
stock; ($1, par value) to 20,0Q0,00Q
shares; of- common stoik ($1 par value) such action, to include, retiring
about 550,000 shares now-held in the treasury of the Fund.f-^y. 186,
the
310,668,000
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Month
Railway operating
the
yield
>
,
.
April.—V.
ih
'.";v
proposal to increase
fkont 15,000,000 shares of
Lines of Canada, Ltd. has about 1,900 employees and
provinces
of
British
Columbia,
Alberta, ' Saskatchewan,
Manitoba aiid Ontario. The system extends from Vancouver to Winni¬
peg in the West and from Windsor to Toronto in the East, a total
232,891
$37,988
.
—V.
that
and
company
said
Montreal
serves
of
Net
Genet
The
$290,794
231,996
revenue
Railway
Canadian
common
of
for expanding
the company's facilities and
profitable operations and quality of service. ■
with
1957
$269,984
operating
share
a
of
Commission
will issue the bonds only if the
steam
in
A
11, 1957^ througli"
Greyhound Lines. '
-
Canadian
denominations
3.
hotels,"
■
Greyhound
1958
,
Railway
shares
t
maximum of $3,000,000 of additional first 'mortgagor
a
Capitalization---
formed primarily to give Canadian "
investors
an
opportunity to share directly
in the
development of
Greyhound operations in Canada.
v
'<\y
•
and
Month of January—
.
to
in
Canada,
Montreal,
.1990.
771,000.—V.. 187,'
created Sept.
was
Eastern
1968.
cents
Mr.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
'
and
Issued
be
Genet-estimated
75
unified
is
adaptable for bonding to metal by conventional methods and can be
used anywhere that metal sheeting is used, said J. E. Powers, VicePresident in charge of plastics.—V. 186, p. 2757.
15,
Mr.
of
Western
will
'
.
■'
775.
p.
•
convertible
are
Match
'
applications
bonds
They
General Tire & Rubber Co.—New Plastic—
of
merger
■
to its iuevrring an indebtedness in excess of $35,000,000 and
contemplated seeking the additional authorization. Holyoke,1
Holyoke
debentures
The
V*
..
Hilton
downtown
Incorporated Income Fuftd, Boston, Mas$.—To Increase
Ltd. below.—V. 187,
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
the
sell
and
due
River
.,
■
Elizabeth in
posed
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.—Offering of Deben¬
tures—A $3,500,000 issue of 5V-i% convertible sinking,
•
the
on
Jan. 24, filed a supplemental application evidencing recelp: of tho
approvals and seeking -authorization for the additional bonds. • >-; ; ; /.
"an
been offered.
A group led by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone & Webster
Securities Corp. and Mitchum. Jones & Templeton will underwrite the
as
.
debentures went on the market at par via the under¬
writing firm of Gairdner & Co., Ltd. In addition, 180,000 '
shares of common stock to sell at $10 a share also have
a
registration statement with the
offering of 500,000 shares of common
comfort,
,
FederaT Power
tliat 'it
of
this
Canadian
subsidiary, * dated
15, 1958, and due March 15, 1978, has been of-,
fered to Canadian investors, Arthur S. Genet, President <
of The Greyhound Corp., announced on March 3.
The
filed
proposed public
April 1.
a
and
necessary
"
f
March
775.
p.
the ,8ah
currently
This authorization to in addition to $34,400,000 authorized ty the
on Dec., 27,
1957. At that; time the company advised the Com«
mission that certain prior approvals of its stockholders and the Coihmlseioner ''of t Corporations
and
Taxation
of ...Massachuset ts
wer^
»
fund
General Telephone Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
-
a
public
bonds,
mortgage
*
•
•
FPC
on
•
service
said.
Queen
bonds,
subsidiary
Greyhound Lines of Canada,
of
Hilton
to issue
Canadian Unit Sells Debentures-
for
2756.
-
.
Holyoke Water Power Co.—Bonds Authorized—
announced ":
v
,he said.
v
system currently contains 30 large hotels with a. total of
nearly 25,000* rooms. : This total will soon be increased witn : the
opening of the Habana Hilton in Hayana, Cuba, later this mon.h an4
non-recurring
This
.
leased
for
the" purpose near
Airport.
Similar negotiations are
The Hilton
■
.■
a
*
been
International
,
decrease in net income to higher
development expenses of Greyhound'1..
of Greyhound began its program
leasing of automobiles and trucks in 1956*/
certain
Inc.
the
the
already
Other prospective cities include Washington,
>
New York; Chicago, Detroit, Boston, New Orleans, Miami, and Seattle.
"As currently'planned, the inns will be two story structures with
restaurants, banquet rooms and other "public .facilities.
.f "
>! "I'ney will-be operated much the tame, and maintain the same,
Mr.
:
President,
Program
adjacent to the. airports of;
nation, ;Conrad N. Hilton,! President, an¬
building 300-unit inns
underway in Los Angeles.
encouraging phase of Greyhound's 1957 opera¬
tions was the gain in special services.
Revenues from Greyvan Lines,'
expense
paid tours
and package
express
increased substantially,
cor¬
tenders
and
Mr.
are
Genet,
S.
;
beea
$113,725
....
Genet
wages
coupons
Arthur
costs,
7.-
Rent-A-Car
through
tenders
more
16
March 28, 1958, receive tenders for the sale
cumulative income debentures due Sept. 30,
97 flat, if tendered with interest coupons Nos.
operating
has
Francisco
274;203
34,088
_______
earnings amounted to $13,414,039, equal to $1.22
earnings totaled $13,853,623, or $1.27 a share.
Mr.
4(r
attached,
50
of debentures,
tts
Co.,
on
of
income__..__
has
Co.,
is embarking 011 a new route of expansion waertby
March" 10.
cn
.'".'Land
$387,928
$126,508-*
Express
American
Recti's election. increased-the
board tor 13.—V.' 187, p. 882..,
.
- "
\ (
cities,'across
leaning,
nounced
reported record operating revenues of $308,064,744
net income was slightly lower than in 1956 duo
although
March
Net
The
corporation
in
General Realty & Utilities Corp.—Tenders for Debs.—
to
railway operations
the
of
directors of The Hertz Corp., Leon C.. Greene-
of
the
corporation
The
The
of
contemplating
standards
1957.
285,321
____
is
882.
p.
board
;
Board—
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Plans New Construction
Greyhound Corp.—Reports Record Operating Revs.—
'
to
;
Board Chairman, announced., Mr.
This
'
$411,829
expenses
railway operating
187,
(he
membership
/
.
.1958
revenue
Net revenue from
7
President
Reed.
T.
to
baum,
.
the
'
/.
Corp.—Reed Elected to
10 V
secondary
Month
Ralph
elected
Co.—Secondary Offering
offering of 4,500 shares of non-voting
common stock (no par) was made on Feb. 26 by Blyth 8cCo., Inc. and Fahnestock & Co. at $291 per share, with a
dealer's discount of $6 per share,
It was completed.
—V. J87, p. 882.
•
•
!
A •
.•••
*
—V.
p.
"
new
the
to
properties.
Hi-Miler
Priced
will consider: (a) amending the com¬
pany's certificate of incorporation so as to permit the granting to
stockholders, iu connection with an offering of common stock, of an
adequate equivalent in lieu of rights to subscribe for less than five
shares; and (b) consenting to a plan which would authorize the board,
in connection with an offering of common stock to stockholders, also
to offer certain shares on the same terms to System officers and other
April
the
which
.
'•
s
Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
General Public Utilities Corp.—To Amend Certificate
on
3
this" corporation.
of
holdings
brand.
'
involved in
Sugar"
v.-
cord truck tire in the competitive price range—
Nylon—has
been placed on
the
market by
this
above Rib Hi-Miler rayon tire prices, the new '
tire
is
made
of
triple-tempered
3-T Nylon
cord, and features the
wide, flat, five-ribbed tread design of its popular rayon counterpart.
Rib
the
the
with
2.090 shares of common stock (par $251 to be offered to
1958, then to the public, at $42 per share. No
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for loans payable
to the bank, inventory and working capital.—-V. 182, p. 2687.
stockholders
merchant,
and
producer
sugar
Board
the
the
owns a refinery and mill in Cuba
and, according to Mr.
continue to function as an independent operation.
, .c
acquired by Chiriqui include the. Rosario and San,
Antonio sugar mills
in Cuba, the Hershey Cuban Ry., the Hershey
Terminal RR., and the Hershey Sugar Sales Corp.
Tne latter is thesales
and
merchandising, organization for
the premium "Hershey
Other
all-nylon
new
company.
stockholders until May,
The
known
Chairman of
is
will
Lobo.
'
SEC covering
•
internationally
elected
Lobo
Herslicy
on
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Okron, O.—New Tire—
—A
r'^u;-A
881.
p.
Lobo,
been
controlling stockholder of Chiriqui Sugar Mills
Corp. of Panama which recently acquired Hershey and other properties
from
the Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co. for $24,500,000.
:
1
Julio
Mr.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Being
Copper Co.,
the mine is located at
border and is expected to be in operation
Peru
the Chilean
1961.
World's
of
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
assets
number of
common shares
the
of
..
of
$2,500,000
One
for
world's largest open
Southern
hear
August
by
will
company
will be one
Peru,
83Va'/c
to
;
has
the purchase is a large tract of land through
highway from Havana to Varadero runs. "This, land,",
Mr. Lobo declared, ."will be
developed for new industry."
,*-■-■ < v
See Fyr-Fytcr Co. above.—V.
151, p. 104.
y
jchh J.
Ryan III, of World Commerce Corporation, was elected
President and a director of the Hershey Corp.
Other members of the
Gly Inc., Abilene, Texas—Files With SEC— board are:
Mr.
Lobo:
John J. Leightcii, senior member of the law.
The corporation on March 4 filed a letter of notification with
the-':; firm o? Ehricli Stock Valieenti Leighton i'&» Holland; .^Liwique -Leoix
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock
(par "30 cents), tq be,!
and
Francisco L.
Rodriguez, Cuban lawyers;
Aaron B. Fletcuer, a
offered at $1 per share, through Barch Thomas & Co., Inc., New York,
partner of Hallgarten & Co., ana Jose Garcia Linares.
'
'va
—V.
Electrical Equipment
Copper Mines—
Supplies
The
equal
Ilershey Corp.—Elects Lobo Board Chairman—
be
"
! !,!•
Automatic
some
,
what
will
companies
Also
its expansion is scheduled
and
•
developed
both
.....
.
current,
mill's
by the
on
60 miles inland from
to bring its production
capacity to 740,000 tons of tin plate, sheet steel, structural steel
and rail.
Present capacity is 465,000 tons of finished products,
The order was received through International General Electric, the
company's overseas marketing organization.'
•
of
record
v;:
acquisition,
Largest
of
11.
/'
Sidcrurgica Nacional, the largest steel mill in South
recently ordered a 12.500 kilowatt steam turbine-genera¬
from
the
General
Electric
Co.
to
meet
the
anticipated
has
iu
Commission—
.
expansion.
/ The
of
List
of
Industries and
Globe
-
Compauhia
Rio
shares
common
plan.
List
General Electric Co.—Receives Brazilian Order—
unit
April
011
assets
and
to exchange for the List business and
proposes
Stockholders
Bakeries of Helena, Mont.
It is the second
largest baking company in the United States with distribution in 35
states and the District of Columbia.—V. 187, p. 1091.
.
tor
Stockholders
proposal
the
its
of
Glen
Industries.
List
Alden
of
business
the
announcement made
jointly by
Alden Corp., and Albert A. List,
an
its subsidiaries ^operate tfie RKO chain of motion
picture theatres, do textile finishing, make pistons, operate warehouses
and other
commercial property and own an interest
in'oil and gas
properties in Kansas.—V. 186, p. 2577.
'Tv!..■v."!
Calif.,
Colo.—Files With
The,corporation on Feb. 26 filcd a letter of.notification with tbe JSEO"i
covering 1,000,000 shares of cpmlnon stock (par one centj to be offered*'
at 20 cents, per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are;;to be *
used for expenses incidental to drilling oil wells.
*;'
the
The company has expanded its facilities in the last two years
the acquisition
of Van de Hump's Holland Dutch Bakeries
Increase
President
to
outstanding shares of List. Gen Alden has 1,770,433
outstanding: List Industries has 4,186,044 shares.
Hug, President.
■
-
according
approve
number
a
provision for interest charges and Federal income
equal, after prefericu uiViuc.as, vo «x.2w per
common
share.
This compares with earnings after taxes in 1956 of
$2,411,630, or $1.12 per share on the common stock.
America,
Securities and Exchange
after
were
Angeles,
Iledwer Drilling Co., Inc., Kangely,
$2,686,078,
Earnings,
taxes,
of
to
Glen
of
and Russell J.
Chairman,
Morrison,
Case,
O.
acquire
to
plans
Corp.,
;ii
$159,209,964 for the 52-week
period ended Dec. 28, 1957. This is a record high for the company and
represents an increase of $16,259,306 or 11.4V over the same 52-week
period in 1956, according to the annual report issued by George L.
The
the
.*~
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation
Industries
.
Reports Record Sales
—
.
of
part
second
A
.
Glen
Francis
ings Up
relationship.
close
a
calls for tne mutual exchange of technical and management
information, Mr. Planje said.—V. 187, p. 676.
1
agreement
specialized freight cars.
The company manufactures freight cars for its own fleet and for
sale to others.
It also owns and operates other manufacturing plants,
bull: liquid storage terminals and l"i eight car repair shops.
In addi¬
tion, i, furnishes a diversified line of products and services.-^-V. 180,
p. 2040.
Kaisha
Toki
food and chemical industries
to shippers in the petroleum,
principally
and in other industries requiring
bond
issue, for
four technical
of
electrical
Idaho
said
Power
lie
Co.
reluctantly
in
November.
The
in
the
$4C,C90,000
objections having to do with water rights and
generated at the dams.—V. 187, p. 882.
company^
five
a
At the ,_time he. raised
disposal
energy
Illinois Power Co.—Plans Large
Illinois
approved
year
Expenditures—
plans to spend more than $205,000,000 on expansiod
1958-62 period, Allen Van Wyck, President, told tha
Commission in connection with the utility's request
Commerce
,
Volume
187
Number 5725
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7
(1207)
?„for
i>.a
n
rate
a
boost
of
would
increase
gross
the
Wyck
<on
the
five
electric
new
duction
expansion
gas properties.
anticipated that in 1958 we
$29,000,000 from the sale of
mately
Kennecott Copper Corp.—To Cut Production Week—
Kennecott's
program includes a $168,400,000
facilities
and
a
$36,600,000
year
'
-
is
next
$5,400,000
/
said
company's
"Ic
by"aiiout
revenues
-
Van
expenditure
t
that
year.
Mr.
r
will
be
■».
obliged to
securities
new
11
the
over
^Goldman, Sachs
'J-102.172%
was
&
This
This
at, competitive
sale
March
the
bonds
4*4%
a
>•
4; PROCEEDS—The
/
the
financirg to
construction
of
>
-i
was
Fixed
of
follows:.
which
bonds
and
4
N.
.
Lehman
Erothersla__iaJ $950,000.
__
A. C.
AUyn & Co.. Inc.__.
800,000
Arthurs, Lestrange
Cdl
300,0.00,
Bariyv, Fitch, North- &, •l.i;-',.."
Ce._„_
l'_l.._„___
100,000
•/'A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
800,000
r
3
City
Securities
—-V.
137,
dorp.l„_,
- ..T
.V '
-
L.' Payne -*'&*
Gavin
Inc
..
.
'
saic,
•
See
-
Indianapolis
Transit
abo-e.
154,
mining
in
proceeds
to be
are
loans
repay
premises
it
retail
and
occupies
Net
the
of
used
notes
and
to
Bonds
under
for
pay
payable
lease.
a
The
expansion
for
and
'
^..-A.The American Fletcher. National Bank & Trust Co., JL08 N. Pennsyly Vania Street, Indianapolis, lnd.; will up to 2 p.in. (EST) on April 10,
1958, receive tenders for the sale to it of general mortgage 5'■» gold.
There
5c
Avenue,
now
due
July
t of $200,000,
.
1,
1967,
to
at
prices not to exceed
accrued' Interest.- .74~
"
The
of
.name
this
$60
$100
per
'•
corporation
to-exhaust
of
face
&•: This
a. to
its
of
the
TO
'
"
'
PRESENT
yalue,
plus
to
-The
pany'q
With
SEC
r-r
Fund on March 5, 1953, filed with the SEC an vamendifient
registration statement covering, an additional -800,000 shares
common( stock,
1 cent par
valpe.—V.~ 185,
2672
p.
authorize*! \stock
Institutional Shares, Ltd.-—Registers With SEC—
fThis
New
^
180,
1555. '"-.TV
p.
U.
International
With
t
,
Aviation Industries,
Securities and
Inc., N. Y.
Exchange Commission— o
!
The corporation on Feb.
SEC covering 50,000 .shares
at $4 per share,
.
filed
25
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
v'-V
.
■
4
Files:
notification
larger
-
—
pi
.
part $2) to be offered^*The proceeds are to be used for >
without-underwriting.
workihg capital and improvements to hangar."v;':. f■4." ' V1
; -j.
w.;>'<•
Interstate
its
of
5'/2'y<
lOlV&ty.
'V Calif.
convertible
subordinated
will- be
Payment
y,'
"
Debentures
made
the
at
&
'
Electric
to
•«
:
Feb;
the
convertible
13, 1958.—V. 185,
/
For details of offering, see
books closed.
i'
Iron
t
See details in V.
'
-
Fireman
tive
187,
Manufacturing
filed
registration
a
certificates
—V.
trustees
187,
for
under
voting
a
statement
378,000
with
shares
of
Co.,
SEC
of
Stevens
He
that
added
to
the
directors
that
the
company's
income
heat
note
This
SEC—
last
as
corporation's
exchange
offer
stockholders
to
of
Aircraft Radio
been terminated, It was jointly announced on March 3.
Aircraft shares deposited for exchange as of Feb. 27 was
than the 80%: required by the terms of the offer.—V. 187, p. 884.
less
covering voting trust
commoii -capital stock.
v
' '
1
'
-
annealing
4
-
Irving Pulp & Paper Ltd.—Tenders for Bonds—:
heat
The
Trust
Eastern
April
Co.,
John,
N.
B.,
Canada, .will
24,
Loblaw Leased Properties, Ltd.
(Canada)—Bonds Of¬
to
up
noon
The "present
name
of
of
sum
$60,736. ;•
this-company
was
v~
'7
,9
adopted
'
March
"J.'
27,
.
The
stockholders
common
5.54%V.>,;.;
stock from
on
March
'25
w
ill consider
7
•Secured
1951.
7
*.
1,800,000 to 4,000,000 shares.—V. 187, p. 883.
company
-
'
increasjng.;the. authorized
The
by
^
Unlike' former
"
-
*•-
Johns-Manville
The
.stockholders
Corp.—Employees Purchase Stock—
March
13 approved a new stock
purchase plan
which. 3,300 Johns-Manville employees
may buy at market prices
10-year contracts up to a maximum of 5'* ofvt.be
7,163,230 shares
outstanding as of Feb. 3, 1938.
on,
under
on
.
...
'i
Under
a
-
previous employee stock offering 1,560 Johns-Manville em¬
224,748 shares for an aggregate price of
$8,769,673
and 1957—V. -187, p. 1092.
4
' "
ployees purchased
between
1949
.
..
of
hew securities.
institutions
of
SEC
of
The
notes
and,
at
is
the
decision
loans.
holders
share
at
held.
rate
No
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
underwriting is
involved.
not
bank
$12,000,000
Jan.
1,
at
year,
a
lower
carry
to 5%
25
any
The
number
for
cost,
sinking
year.
issue
one
a
notes.
year
interest
2%%
a
in
of
5
fund
yes
common
Net
1958,
of
in
rate
finance
all of the company's 1957 cash require¬
This left $7,500,000 which was provided from
stock
income
mortgage
were
for
paid
the
at
for
in
an
1957
was
with
1958
detail,
early
bonds,
but
in
1943,
proceeds
the
payment
company's
complete,
hard¬
case
silver
copper,
and
and
cadmium.
aluminum,
>
.
construction,
witliln
space
which
which
arranged
are
.
..
EFFECT
TO
provides
the
and
V
PRESENT
1962
about
furnaces
shipping
and
lab¬
and
FINANCING
Outstanding
through
;
$25,000
'
'
sold
from
of
all
financing
includes
date.
$12,581,000,
of
sale
due
temporary
these
bank
This
program.
the
became
of
new
on
bank
loans
program
bonus
is
I
1,000,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
mortgage on the company's machinery and
interest, service charges are payable cf 9 %"
187,
776.
p."
:
March
announced that on
Feb.
26,
1950 Federal
Wright of the United States District Court
of Louisiana, New
Orleans Division, issued'
an
order approving the petition of this
corporation for reorganization
under chapter X of The
Bankruptcy Act.
The
on
J.
its
title to
When
the
extent
of
State
a
the
about
operator
which
track
race
the
and
ii.
was
and
thus
are
provided
<.r.
obtain
lenses
land
upon
located.
The
upon
default
that
leas®
by
th®.
improvements passed to
ar
$35,000 the landlords
suit
which
improvements thereto
clause
Magnolia
Court
costing
erty
race* va*.
a
and
forfeiture
a
Magnolia,
in
is.
track
race
6
Skelly
District
corporation
which
contained
its
a
rent
payments
to
attempted to evict Magnolia
of Magnolia's prop¬
possession
$2,000,000.
over
1
A
substantial
public
and
debentures
of
landlords
to
reorganization petition and hearings
Talbot, acting as Special Master.
The
Commission
E.
investor
Magnolia.
Interest
The
filed
the
objected
were
held
the sole representative of
memorandum supporting
a
in
resides
E.
and
stock
common
approval of
before Referea
participated
the public security holders
of the petition.
approval
The
Special Master in a report filed on Jan. 17, 1958 recommenced
petition be disapproved because it was not filed in good
that it was unreasonable to expect that a plan of reorganiza¬
tion could be effected.
In his report the Special Master pointed out
that
the
Commission
had
become
the
principal
"protagonist
and
advocate for Magnolia"
in favoring approval of its petition but i.®
the
in
refused
other
follow
to
of
Commission's
the
found that
he
reasons
feasible
work
The
on
at
reorganization
the
distressed
Commission
Judge
the
itself
of
a
possible
because
araoi
g
fair and cquital »
within the frame¬
...
objections to the Special Master's report aid
in oral argument before Judge Wright,
that good faith of a petition does not
expectations
consolidation
other
are
Wright
the
and
located
held
internal
forms
that
a
but
capital from
reorganization
the landlords
by
instead
and
reorganization
new
followed
the
an
that
a
outsid®
can
take.
the
report
Commission's
advic®
to
adopt
petition.
Montgomery,
Jr.,
appointed
was
Trustee.
His
offic®
National
has
Further
on
an
investment of
motion
a
Master
debentures,, due
stock.
of
an
Magnolia's
B.
at
debtor
or
acceptable
denied
Special
approved
Richard
be
recommendation
[must be]
.
12, 1958 participated
which time it pointed out
require
of
.
the elements
.
.
.
corporation
filed
Feb.
source
Bank of Commerce Building, New Orleans, La.
outstanding $1,622,900 of 6% subordinated convertibl®
1969,
Court
April 11,
3,536.000
and
hearings
in
shares
the
1958.—V. 182,
p.
of 10 cents par common
reorganization proceedings will
1116.
,
Mangel Stores Corp.—Debentures Offered—An under¬
writing group headed by Lee Higginson Corporation of¬
fered publicly on March 12 a new issue of $3,000,000
51/2% convertible subordinated debentures due March 1^
1973, at 100% and accrued interest.
debentures are convertible into the company's common stock at
price of $16.50 per share if converted to March 1, 1963, at $18 per
to March 1,
1968 and at $19.50 per share until maturity on
March 1, 1973.
The
share
The
is
and
to
the
debentures
will
be
principal amount,
redeemable
and
prices ranging from 102 %%
an
increase
of
$108,000 above
•
11,088
40;000
.
a
first
and
the
or
years"
which,
interest
loans.
Provisions
included
not
to
during the year.
term
short
■r
The corporation on Feb. 12
SEC covering $250,000 of 6*2',»
convertible 15-year sinking fund deben¬
1973 to be offered for subscription by preferred stock-of $3 of debentures for each $10
par value preferred
sixth
the
of. 825,000,000
Vs'io, which was in line with the rates on similar securities sold
by ether companies at the time, although high by present standards.
The possibility of lower interest rates in
1958, now realized, led to
^
1,
in
option, can be increased
ments
tures due Jan.
are
sale
5
Kaar Engineering Corp., Palo Alto, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.r
the
private
non-refundable,
beginning
our
with
bronze
floor
chattel
a
Eastern
the
The
Planned—
years, financing in 1957 was confined to
In September the company negotiated with
for
hardening
In addition to
Judge
is
Long: Island*Lighting: Co.—Financing
accounts
corporate
Magnolia Park, Inc.—Files Bankruptcy Petition—
,
4
general
plant and
offices
are
located
at
J., in a connected building of cinder-
prepaid
annum.—V.
per
merger,
intends to use the proceeds to purchase 23 stores in
Ontario, Canada, for leaseback.
Since its formation in 1955, Loblaw Leased Properties has acquired
and leased back 31 stores, and oilier properties of Lo'olaw Groceterias
Co. Ltd.—V. 132, p. 315. • ■
-
■4
Jewel Tea Co.,-Inc.—To Increase Common Stock—
...
syndicate headed by McLeod, Young, Weir &
Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada, is offering publicly $7,000,000
,5y2% first mortgage bonds, due 1983 at 99.50, to yield
.
sufficient to exhaust the
.
Saint
1958,% receive tenders for the sale to it of Saint Joim
Sulphite Ltd. first 4v,r series A bonds, due Dec. 1, 1966 to an amount
-on
;
trade
pay
treating
Sept. 10, 1958
(par value 15c per shr.)
stock
Common
fered—A
.
to
other
(softening),
brazing
as
copper,
x
'•
and
1959
due
equipment.
and
...
of
feet
be
due
note
faith
Industries—Exchange Offer Dropped—
' Total
10
$0.72,
incorporated in New Jersey on May 3,
for more than 15 years have engaged la
treating metals and metal products. Heat treating
treating
to
note
*6%
*
lias
Corp.
March
capital
—a
that
Litton
to be used
are
working
well
as
in the hearings as
to total $14,000,000.
is currently
ADL
$0.39
the
Board.
reported
$2,000,000 in 1957
operating at the same level
year, which.was one of the best to date.—V; 186, p. 1151.
,
company's
;
industrial research company, it was announced at
meeting,
Allen Latham, Jr., Vice-President of
elected a director.
Earl P. Stevenson continues as
the
"Mr,
322,804
,
Authorized
6%
'
increased
\
,
1956
174,114
company,
with
square
The
this
Chairman
'"'I
':
■
■
$6,892,636^ $6,525,283
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
V
annual
was
Portland, Oregon—
agreement'on
328.
p.
7
.
trust
the
of
March
-...
Registers Voting Trust Certificates With
voting
Officer
for
consists
for
1092.
p.
.7
1
The
2216 and 1888.
Acquired—
(Arthur D.) Little, Inc.—Announces Executive Changes
Engineering,
'
1957
;
company's
30,000
187,
Raymond Stevens, President, has assumed the duties of Chief Execu¬
7.
additions and. improvements
1
.
March 3 that this company
pp.
'
equipment
oratory facilities housed.
also V.
See
offering is not under¬
for
pay
predecessors,
landlords.
the
"i
on
1739.(
.
Iowa Public Service Co.—Bonds Sold—The public of-4
fering made on March 4 of $10,000,000 4%^%' first mort¬
gage bonds by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
at 100% and accrued interest, was oversubscribed and
the
its
piating
related
The stockliolders on April IX will consider approving acquisition
by
Aldcn Corp. of business and assets of List Industries Corp. in
exchange for common shares of "Glen Alden" equal to 83*/a% of out¬
standing shores of "List Industries ' and assumption of its liabilities.
—V. 186, p.
debentures:
on
scribed and the books closed.
.
$10,899,524.
used to
105-115 Vesey St., Newark, N.
.block, concrete block and brick
1630.
p.
The
2758.
p.
•1982
List Industries Corp.—To Be
.
399,083
31—
used
District
including
\
"
to
to be
are
1092.
p.
and
The
1,1988, of which $2,400,000 have been delivered and
remaining $2,600,000 are to be taken up not later
than June
Anaheim,
$203,803
317,819
J
and
anu
•
and
$243,590
on
Magnatiuxing,
proposed increase in the
12,000,000 common shares.
The
a
arranged to place privately, through Dean Witter &
Co., 3,$5,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series C, due
at
March 6 by White, Weld & Co. and
100.50% and accrued interest, was oversub-
at
2578.
p.
*
N
V. 187, p. 1092.
/
office,
stock
1966
4,960,127
Corp.—Sales Higher—Earnings Off—
principally
Approved—
approved
totalled
they
announced
was
1957
$5,163,933
5,148,547
ening,
and
tempering of metals
in
accordance
with
specifications
provided by the fabricator of the metal products treated. The service®
are
applied to various mtal products, including tools, dies, casting®
and forgings used for industrial and
miltiary purposes. In addition,
the company provides related services of
carburizing, nitrkling and
has
Co.—Debentures Sold—
The offering of $9,000,000 3 V4 %
r
company's
common
28,
186,
Glen
Iowa-Illinois Gas
^ associates
Feb.
j,
into
may
f'due 1968 made
due
when
:
ih
.
shares held.
BUSINESS—The
.»>,
vately—It
■
March 31, next, $20,000
on
debentures,
'
.
be converted
JMarch 21, 1958.—V. 182, p. 509.
.
"...7
;Engineering: Corp.—Partial Redemption—
V,V'; The corporation has called for redemption
19*57
in
$48,000,000
$5,392,137
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
,
7 Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bonds Sold Pri¬
;
<
V
4
10,000,000
7
about
of
1957
purposes.;
6%
the
with
than
-776.
waa
in
1958
V:''-
187,
payable
option
an
John, D. Biggers, Ohall'inan, and George P. MacNichol, Jr.;-President,
reported that; capit-Vl expenditures during
1958 will be about 50%
.
Inc.,
additions
Co., New York City, on Feb. 28 pub¬
licly offered 120,000 shares of common stock (par 150)
at $2.50 per share on a best-efforts basis.
The offering
was quickly completed.
;' •
f Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—To Expand—
>;
Y
'T.:7'.'
t
th®
with,
L-R Heat Treating: Co., Newark, N. J.—Stock
Offered
.
V.tioit statement
y-different series of securities.^—V.
from
expenditures
,
the business of heat
how'has 9,586,806 shares outstanding.—?!V, 186,
company
.
York investment, company filed with the SEC a
registraon
March 5, 1958, covering 100.shares each of four
March
on
York,
A
at
—Charles Plohm &
*300,000 shs.
7
-"The* Stockholders
1960
'
Outstanding
being notified directly.—V.
are
New
—
sales
—V.
at
stock
of
k\v.
capital
new
operations (excl. of special items)
Earnings per share
;
Redemption—
Lehman Corp.—Stock Increase
'7. ^
J/,"
*
Holders'of
Port
interconnection
railway operations
property.—V. 186,
Net
4,6%
fund,
fall
its
capability
October.
v4
FINANCING
issuance upon the exercise of
7,500 shares.—V. 186, p. 2475.
from
62.52
Lynch
called for redemption on March 31, next, 6,000
cumulative preferred stock, for the account of the
$25 per share.
Payment will be made at the comoffice, St. Louis, Mo.
its
of
sinking
of
275,000
for
the
revenue
Year Ended Dec.
has
company
shares
in
electric
expenses
V"*
r
1954.%
April 28,
the
next
776.
884.
proceeds
.
1946,
'.
on
a
having
service
Company
to
at
unit,
January—
each
The
was
•
500,000 shs.
share)
Laclede Gas Co.—Partial
'
Edison
kilowatts,
$48,770,000
p.
revenue
Net earns,
Authorized
per
granted the underwriter,
sum
v.-'
adopted
was
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—Registers
^
c
present
sufficient
amount
an
which
written.
a
t
bonds,
of
187, p.
for
Clifton,
is
company
also reserved for
are
of
utility service®
construction
for
operation
1957
for
right to subscribe on or before
May 1, 1958, for 1,785 additional shares of common stock
(no par) at $28 per share at the rate of one new share
working
i
•
EFFECT
V
(par
one-half
Lorain Telephone Co.,
Lorain, O.—Stock Offered—The
from Alfred H. Koeller &
,
GIVING
,
stock
Common
*
'
increases.
company on Feb. 26 offered to its common stockholders
of record Feb. 25 the
will add the manufacture of compressed
obtains the necessary capital through this
if it
v.;1';
-V
for
during
additional
price
i
'
company
CAPITALIZATION
'.-
J
about
railway operating deficit
—V.
in
dealer
business
scheduled
spent
operating
Railway operating
opera¬
Hudson, Morris, Essex, Union and Somerset
Counties, N. J.
Sept. .12, 1957, » the company's certificate of incorporation
gases to, its
offering.
187,
to
Fuel
rates.
100,000
contemplates
Month
—
to
is
planned
And
Railway
planned to eventually enter
into: the manufacture of compressed gases, but because of limited
capital
could not acquire the necessary plant and equipment. The
,
vIndianapolis Transit System, Inc.—Tenders for
to
This
Consolidated
from
$1,718,000
up
tax
In
declined.
Long: Island RR.—Earnings—
the
($1
Colo.
par
the company
1492.
p.
with
at
Denver,
In
due
was
on
increases
to
due
revenue®
interest
.
.
management
Inc.
offered
Corp.,
incidental
expenses
changing the name of the company
Inc:; to Koeller Air Products, Inc.
When the company was organized it was
.
Co., Inc
500,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.. 800,000
System,
notification
be
Sons,
,
•
.-
aj
for
of
stock to
Securities
amended,
j
.'-100,000
Rafiensperger, Hughes &
Indianapolis Rys., Inc.—Change of Name—Tenders—
"V
used
States
Lexington
J.,
V. On
a.'
Co.f/S %%.
;
be
letter
a
common
is
site.
company
1958.—V.
were
and
actually
share,
per
in
growth
taxes
ail
employees
the company
has under
Station a third
generating
unit
Jefferson
The
and lenses.
The company is a factory representative for K-G
Equipment-Co^V Inc.' and Weldit, Inc., manufacturers of welding and
cutting equipment. It has approximately 300 accounts in
Bergen, Pas¬
•
.
500;000
989.V
p.
and
-
filed
14
taxes
kilowatts.
neighboring
almost
of
$1.44
were
the
expenses,
continuing expansion in demands
Power
size
$1,646,000,
number
Increases
territory,
increased
helmets
$250;000
- Share
Corp.____laJ.9_r•>5 500,000
Laurence M. Marks78? Co.
600,000
.
,
r
A.rij;
Co., Inc,_
Indianapolis "Bond-
Port
welding and cutting equipment and sup¬
plies,- inclycling-torches; regulators, goggles, welding
machines, gauges,
electrodes and electrode holders, oxygen and
acetylene hose, welding
J J*-" "J
Collet &
.900,000
900,000
,
its
185,000
similar
Co.—Reports Royalties Off—
local
from
Jefferson
-T' J
■
wholesale
-
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
f The First Boston' Corp.L^
in
and
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New
Jersey on June 8,
1956.
Its office, address is 253
Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.,
its place of business is located at 594
the. purchasers iand
the
principal
respectively offer to purchase, ,are as
v
demand
of
and
and net
.earned ,7.17 times,
of
they
.7
to
are
equipment;
capital.
'646,393,000
were
nearly keep
,
>}'"
.
totaled
1957
charges-in 1957
PURCHASERS—Thc\names
I amounts
,r
$7,836,000.
in
revenues
more
'
Feb.
on
PROCEEDS—The net
•
apply' part of the. net, proceeds "from
$4,500,000 short-term bank loans Incurred for ;
plant. The balance of the proceeds will'be ap¬
EARNINGS—Operating
to
883.
increased
$3,400,000, of which $940,000
up
provide for
Net
is ..engaged primarily in the sale of electric
lnd. and adjacent areasJ;%
plied to the company's construction pre gram.
income
To
stock
common
primararlly because
cover
the
while
and
resulted
Products, Inc., Clifton, N. J.
Pierre
Co., Westwood, N. J., on Feb. 24 offered 150,000
shares of common stock (par five
cents) at $2 per share
as a speculation.
•
^
'.'.'7.'
"
:V "
'company will
repay
utility
made
p.
'
,
were
State
for
1956,
to
increased
rates,
costs
available
than
sunicient
Wages
wage
next
Rossini
.company
Indianapolis,
the
the present rate at these divisions
previous cutbacks, will result in a pro¬
capacity operations of 20.5%,
4 Koellfer >'Air
^'*?■
eBusiness—The
energies, in
Divisions.
over
lower
not
debt.
from
is
187,
7
corporation
proceeds
tions. >„ v
•
U
Mining
divisions
March
on
Earnings
cents
was
lormer
covering 270,700 shares of
share), through Mountain
The
■4.V A sinking fund, which will
begin in 1963, will retire 1 % of the bonds
annually. For the sinking fund the bonds will be redeemable at
prices
ranging from 1021.18^ to 100%.
The bonds also. .wall ?bc redeemable;
at any. time
at the
option of ,the company at prices' ranging from
to 100%
' •
V,.
Western
pro¬
gross
oil royalties from its lands in
January, 1958, of $1,750,000.
This com¬
with $2,019,000 for January, 1957.—V. 187, p. 883.
The
SEC
per
■
.
announced
was
various
their
Keystone Beryllium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
as
coupon.
trom
'
\
the
reduce
ana
11
41bs were received
Horn.iHalsey,i Stuart
Co., Inc., 101.10; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., 100.4299;
& Co. and Shields & Co.
(jointly f; 100.1709; Blyth <fe Co., '
Inc., 100.1599, and Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., 100.06. Equitable Securities-Corp.
101.875 for
.
it
1956.
7
will
company lias
reported
California for the month of
pares
&
bid
production
curtailment
'<
*
days,
Manager,
at
together with
Kern County Land
%-White, Weld
;
eifective
Divisions
period.
reduce
which,
further
'
five
This
-
.
for
week
curtailment
-
.
V Other bids
"
£
,
the bonds
bid of 101.39%.
;
be
'
Brothers;.
and The First Boston
Corp. at
interest, to yield 4%i. The group-
awarded
a
will
12.5%
Mining
to
ctays
supply in balance.—V.
Co.
and accrued
will
three
duction
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—
Public offering of
$8,000,000 41/s% first mortgage bonds
due March
1, 1988, was made on March 12 by an under;.Writing group jointly headed by Lehman
J
to
by
six
Michaelson, General
two
approxi¬
that
will require an average of
approximately' $25,000,000
from such sources," Mr. Van Wyck said.—V.
186, p. 2756.
year
D.
reduction
live years we
■
on
by C,
Western
from
The
raise
and
four
week
PROCEEDS—The
company
for
at prices ranging from
105*2%
the sinking fund, beginning 1961, at
to the
will
principal amount.
use
the proceeds of the sale for
th®
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
of new stores and for the
the new outlets.
BUSINESS—Corporation operates a chain of 125 stores for mediumpriced women's and children's apparel in 26 states.
EARNINGS—For the 11 months ended Dec. 31, 1957 Mangel Stores,
had net sales of $37,768,000 and net income of $1,169,000, compared
vrtth $31,727,000 and $1,257,000, respectively, for the comparable period
enlargement of existing stores and opening
acquisition of inventories and equipment for
.
;
Of
1956.
■
■
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
t'
'
Authorized
•
4%%
note payable—bank-
Notes
payable—insurance
'
i
ft1
stock 4ipar
Common
■
—...
rale- of
lntese6t •«t.4be
.
.* 4506,054
1,000,000 shs.
shs.
dated Jan. 31, 1958, with
in quarterly instalments of
annum
per
-
"1,907,237
3,000,000
$3,000,000
,■
,
.payable,
♦Includes £37000,000 .mortgage
commencing May 1, 1958, until matur¬
"
'
principal and interest of $20,625,
ity date, Feb. 1, 1973.
'
-above are exclusive of 58,886 shares held
In the -treasury.
The company .intends to- issue treasury shares upon
•exercise X)f the outstanding stock options for purchase of 12,820 shares
(St common stock.- Of the authorized shares, 181,819 6hares are reserved
Initially tfor conversion oi the new debentures.
IThe 506)054 shares shown
.
*
Lee
Wyllie
-
tra
Haupt
187,
Go-.
&
939.
p.
Co.--:—200,000
100,000
&
Company
&
Howard, ? Wrtl, Labouisse,
Friedrlchs & Co.—100,000
Co.— 475,000
Francis I. duPont & Co— 475,000
E. F. Button & Co.—
300,000
—V.
Hentz
II.
Dlttmar
475,000
—i
Go
6z
Dempsey-Tegeler -&
50,000
Thornhill
&
$250,000
—
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
cites as irn- '
and finance charges to ine
in the report.
In addition,*
the company objects to inclusion of charges, of 3440,195 for townsite
expenses and the loss of $1,987,216 on the sale of townsite property.
The disptae best ween Mesabi and Reserve has been in. arbitration
since April, 1957. A two-man board of arbitration consisting of repre¬
sentatives from each company rendered five determinations late in
1957 which had the effect of reducing
the net loss of 1956 by ap-'
proximately $953,000. These determinations are reflected in Mesabl'a
favor in the 1957- report.
The "two-man board, unable to reach ctetermlnatiom; on the more important items in dispute, submitted these
questions to a three-man board of arbitration pursuant to the con¬
tract between the parlies.
Dr. Wesley St urges, former Dean of Yale
Lav/ School,
was selected as the
third arbitrator on Oct. 30, 1957.,
Hearings by the enlarged board haye. been and are being held, but no
determinations have been made to date.—V. 185, p. 1277.
•
written. '
'"V"
Privately—
Calculators, Inc.—Notes, Placed
it
announced on March 11, has ar¬
through Lehman Brothers, an
was
each
of
shares
Four
Marchant
purchaser
office
The
of
company
12, Mich.
Detroit
Co.
Prudential Insurance
The
company
balance
is
to-be
of the
already has drawn $4,500,000
taken down by August.
„
..
construction of a
Oakland, Calif ,
proceeds will be used principally to finance
manufacturing and headquarters building in
Walter Kassebchm, General Manager, said.—V.
187,
884.
p.
Approved—
Marine Midland Corp.—Stock Options
on March 4 unproved a second rtock option plan
under which 300,000 shares "i common «9ock will
not less than 95'a of market value at the
option is granted. The plan replaces the first stock option
personnel
key
at
each
price of
a
plan approved
in 1952.
In addition, stockholders
approved a stock purchase plan for all
other officers and employees with three years or more of service. This
plan provides 100,000 common snares at 85 % of fair market value on
the day the stock is issued.
Each, participant may subscribe for one
share for every $100 basic annual salary with a minimum subscription
10
of
and
shares
of
maximum
a
for
total
the
vote
nominee
any
187,
of nominees.—V.
group
or
Co.—Outlook Good
Feb. 19 said in part.:
feel that 1958 will be a year of
We have had no cancellations nor do
we
have reason
to- expect any.
Conversion work now on the books
amounts to $19,000,000 and provides a good base from which to work.
Ship repair volume is expected to remain depressed through most of
the year but there is no long-term significance teen
in the current
condition.
The
industry has been through similar situations before
and it .is expected
tiiat this part of our market will recover as it
has in the past.""—V. 186, p. 527.
Win.
Hall,
Purnell
"The
President,
on
continues
the company.
to
management
good business lor
Matlieson Co., Inc. — Debentures Offered — Mohawk
Valley Investing Co. and Security & Bond Co. on Feb. 24
offered $299,000 of 6%
sinking fund debentures due
•
1978 and 100%
and accrued interest.
net
PROCEEDS—The
convertible
6fc
outstanding
capital.
will
proceeds
is
BUSINESS—Company
be
debentures
and
in
engaged
business of selling com¬
laboratories.
It now
p. 2015.
the
pressed chemical gases in small cylinders to
offers about 4,000 different chemicals.—V. 184,
McCormick
&
Co.,
Baltimore, Md.—Files
Commission—
The
SEC
be
corporation
covering
offered
be used
Feb.
on
certain
filed
24
shares
2,000
to
With
Inc.,
non-voting
of
employees
for working capital.—V.
The
market.
the
at
186, p.
of
proceeds
to
are
V
-
—
1978
injection systems under certain patents,
components.
The aircraft activities have been
fuel
matic's
All
Los
Angeles
in
in
elements
Chalmers
plant
Division.
the purchase
Harvey,
:
manufacture of diesei
and custom aircraft
bonds
subject
series,
total
tA
31,
permits
&
Co., Inc.—Files for Secondary
"•■'•".,;*•••
\
>
severally1
agreed to purchase
severally from the company in the respective amounts
set
forth
opposite their respective names below,rail the';
debentures Just
Eastman
C.
V/
offered:
Dillon,
Securities
Union
i~,
The. company in
"In
$3,850,000-
Feinier
425,000
200,000
Blunt E'xlis & Simmons^
200.000
statement with the SEC on March 5,
225,000 outstanding shares of. its common stock,
to
public sale by the holders thereof through an under¬
writing group headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The shares ere to be offered for sale by the Estate of George W.
Merck,
part
to
who
until
his
900,000
Paine,
200,000
&
Blyth
Inc..:
and
W.
Inc.
& Co.,
Co.,
&
Boettcher
Drexel
Co.„
Clarke
Co.-
300,000
1,500,000
&
Co
&
A.
G.
Boston
First
200,000
Riter
&
L.
Rothschild & Co.-
Corp.
give
under
the
will
of
Chairman
Merck.
George
provide funds for
also V. 187, p. 1092.
W.
various
will
cash
Sale
the
of
requirements
of
225.000
the
or
See
425,000
Issue
Issue
has
company
of
$20,000,000
like
of
Commission
of
amount
for
off
put
for
5%%
the
bonds
registered
was
intended
sale
present
that
its
it
to
last
sold
the
with
plan
refund
A
year.
Securities
new
at
competitive bidding on March 10.
However, the company withdrew the issue, presumbably because the
costs involved in the refunding might not have warranted the transaction at this thne.
The
outstanding bonds are subject to call at
107.46, but no redemption call was made.—V. 1831 p. 1092.
Mesabi Iron Co.—Holds Reserve Profits Understated—
Reserve
Its
1957
annual
annual
on
profits
Corp.
land
leased
Mesabi
Indicate
and
"has
Armco
from
the
again
greatly
Mesabi
stockholders.
accrue
reports
that
Co.
report,
to
report
Reserve's
Steel
Mining
to
Iron
Co.
charger,
net
its
in
profits
own
in
1957
Under
a
1939
contract, one-third of
Reserve, jointly owned by Republic
Mesabi.
Steel
understated"
Corp.,
mines
and
processes
taconite
ore
Mesabi.
that
its
stockholders
all
of
of
assist
to
Stifel,
latter's
net
profit
analysis
la ft
of
would
year
Reserve's
be
"in
report
excess
of
$12,000,000" if Mesabi prevails in its objections to Reserve's. account¬
ing procedures.
These
objections
involve
charges
at
tariff
rates
instead
of
actual
at
power, 'loading
and
cost
interest
with
and
respect
finance
dispute.
Mesabi assets also that the
substantially increased if proper prices
gross
tons
of
processed
taconite
Armco.
pellets
to
transportation,
charges
profit
were
sold
and
would
accorded
in
1957
other
be
to
to
electric
items In
further
the
and
5,027 566
Republic
200,000
Co.
Inc.
400.000
Stone
G.
425,000
Dean
425.000
900.000
Corp.
Walker
&
Wheat &
Co.—
425.000
Co
100,000
Weld
&
Co.—.
900.000
Witter
&
Co
500,000
White,
Rhoades
100,000
—a
Webster
&•
H.
C.
J.
Co.,
&
& Co.—
Stix
900,000
&
Nicolaus
Securities
Co.
885.
p.
the
board
directors
of
de¬
has
Steel
formed
Products
New
late
Co.,
of
in 1957 through the merger of The
Cleveland and J. O. Ross Engineering '
York
of
Mountainside, N. J., a major manufacturer of plastic ex¬
truding machinery used In the production and forming of thermo¬
plastic materials.
Hartig was originally founded in 1890 and was
in
State
the
New
of
in
Jersey
sales
was
announcing the acquisition, Wade N. Harris, President of Midlandsaid:
"The purchase of Hartig is part of Midland-Ross'
longrange growth program aimed at broadening
the Company's fields of
operations.
It particularly complements the products and engineering
the
of
Ross
Division,
one
major
four
of
operating
units
of
Company."
Edward
continue
Greene, President of Hartig and principal shareholder, will
the operating head of the newly-acquired company which
as
become
division
a
Missouri Pacific RR.—Declares 60-Cent
of
Midland-Ross.—V.
186,
directors
The
p.
March
on
declared,
11
The
registration
effective
statement
Corp.—Statement Effective—
problems
on
Feb. 28.
filed
lor
the
with
details
see
SEC
V.
Jan.
on
137,
p.
be
The
to
last,
30,
$50 per
share,
678.
filed
a
registration statement
with
the SEC
on
1958, covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1988,
offered
Net
for
public sale at
Commission
request
a
of
has
hearing
on
the
proceeds will be
used
earnings
of S3.97
share, payable
ciiyidend is the
the
the
through¬
year
in
1092.
justifiable amounts thereof.—V. 187, p.
the
Monon RR.—To Cancel Treasury
stockholders
of
class
187, p.
V.
A
Shares—
cancellation of 7,671
company's treasury.—
March 19 will consider the
on
1092.
shares
held
stock
common
;
:
-
the
in
-
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—To Issue Notes—
This company has filed
an
application with the Federal Power Com¬
seeking authority to issue $10,000,000 of promissory notes.
proposes to issue the notes from time to time during
1958, with maturities not more than one year from the date of issue.
The notes would be used to renew $2,500,000 of notes outstanding and
clue in 1958 and to provide temporary financing for part of the cost
of the additions to the comoany's system during the year.
The esti¬
mated cost of
the company's 1958 construction program is approxi¬
mission
The
company
186,
$9,250.000.—V.
mately
1957.
p.
.
(Pa.)—Files With SEC—
company
31,
1958,
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files;
for
property additions and improvements,
payment of $9,000,000 of bank notes, and for other corporate
purposes.
The company's construction program is expected to result
In expenditures of
approximately $19,300,000 in 1958.—V. 187, p. 329.
corporation
ployees
of
common
between
the company
and
stock
(par Slot to
1958 and Dec.
10, 1958 to em¬
subsidiary, pursuant to Employees' Stock
Feb.
12,
Plan.
Purchase
The
market
the
than
the SEC
be offered at $2
Feb. 3 filed a letter of notification with
on
9,375 shares of
covering
With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
less
the
on
c^vOOO
covering
The
March
a letter of notification with
the
preferred stock to be sold at par
suppliers, and employees of com-for future inventory. No under¬
March 5 filed
shares of 6%
($10 per sharet
to retail dealers,
pany.
The proceeds will be used
writing is involved.—V. 184, p. 920.
The
competitive bidding.
given interested persons until
the proposed financing.
Dividend—
the financial position, requirements and earnings of the
order to determine the possibility and advisability of the
declaration and payment in ensuing quarters of further dividends, and
.
to
1957
its policy to constantly review
that it will be
The board said
out
company
SEC
company
5,
The
present situation of the general economy, and
of the railroad industry, the board expressed
the
of
Because
specific
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Proposes Bond Offer'g
This
March
—
2578.
covering 20,000 shares of capital stock to be offered, at
became
from
shate of class A stock, a dividend of 60 cents per
April 1, 1958 to holders of record March 21, 1958. This
same amount as was paid
on Jan. 2, 1958.
The
In
the
Private Placement
per
1916.
of Hartig for 1957 amounted to $3,113,000 and net
approximately $250,000.
The company, which conducts
operations In a new plant completed last July, has over the years
shown steady improvement
in both sales antkearnings.
In the past
five
years,
for example, volume has inereaseo\from $1,284,000 and
net profit from $105,000 to the record levels of 1957,
profit
—
has
opinion that no attempt should be made at this time to determine and
declare the entire amount which may be payable as dividends out of
the available net income of 1957.
"
Co.
incorporated
first
your
corporation,
of
Gas Co.
Natural
arranged to place privately 8500,000
mortgage bonds, series C.—V. 183, p. 2077.
in
to be used to partially reimburse the company
price of the stock secured.—V. 185, p. 147.
proceeds are
the purchase
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Debentures Offered—A
group of investment bankers, headed by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., on March 12 publicly offered
$30,000,000 of 20-year 4%% sinking fund debentures due
March 15, 1978, at 100.50% and accrued interest, to yield
approximately 4.71% to maturity. The issue received a
good reception.
The
debentures
for
and
for
five
years
proceeds from the sale
Incurred from 1955
through, 1957 primarily to finance construction of a chemical plant, to
finance entry into the drilling mud business, for development of oil and
gas properties and for additions to working capital.
will
apply
toward the repayment of $30,000,000
BUSINESS—About 62%
the
Greater
crude
gas.
of the company's revenues comes from opera¬
St.
oil,
line division which purchases, gathers and transports
gas sales are made principally in the
Louis area.
The company's gas and oil division produces
Pipe line division
natural
duces ammonia
gas
and
and other
condensate
and
its
chemical
division
on
March
10
filed
with
Electric Products
National
SEC
the
an
amendment
to its.
Corp.—Acquisition—
March 6 announced that is has completed
acquisition of Frequency Standards, Inc., Asbury
Park, N. J., manufacturers of electronic apparatus and instruments.
corporation
negotiations
W.
for
Robinson,
C.
diversify
For
Pa.
and
both
President of National Electric, stated the
the part of National Electric to expand
product lines and
operations.
National Electric has been identified as a leading
oi electrical distribution systems, with plants at Aiubridge,
many
producer
Jr.,
marks a move on
arrangement
and
on
the
years
Linden,
N.
J.
-
: *
.
■
■
-
Standards, Inc., will operate as a division of National
with all present personnel,, tintier the direction of Mr. J.
Frequency
Electric-,
Kelsey Burr, Jr., founder of the electronics company.
,
Products
of
both
the
defense
marked
for
regular
channels.—V.
pro¬
nitrogen compounds which are processed and
City, Mo.—Registers With SEC
Trust, Kansas
Trust
statement covering an additional $5,000,000 of periodic
purchase plans for accumulation of shares of beneficial interest in
the ITust.—V. 186. p. 528.
net
of bank loans
tions of its pipe
natural
Mutual
This
registration
This
non-redeemable
with moneys ob¬
tained at a lower interest cost, but are otherwise callable at
prices
ranging from 105.25% to the principal amount.
On or after March
15, 1963 the debentures are redeemable for a sinking fund at prices
ranging from 100.43% to the principal amount.
are
PROCEEDS—Company
accountants'
100,000
an
Exchange
and
100.000
900.000
300.000
Co.
Barney &
Brothers
Stern
425,000
300,000
900,000
1,500,000
..>■
—
company
City, on March 6 took another important step
to further diversify its operations and
customers.
The company has acquired for cash the Hartig Engine & Machine
Corp.,
•
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.—Refunding Deferred—
425,000
Stephens, Inc.
Co.
Co.
Missouri
Studied
Midland-Ross Corp.—Continues Diversification—
This
for
The
425.000
—
—
M. Simon & Co
I.
Ladenburg, Thalmann
187,
300.000
&
Scherck, Richter Co.—..
Weeks__
Lemon &
Kidder, Peabody & Co.Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
:—
M.
425,000
j
consideration
that
merger
Midland
shares
Estate.
Bros.
Hutzler
Smith.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
&
Co
Co.___.
Salomon
900,000
900,000
.
Co,
&
F.
&
;
400,000
Gardner—
Reynolds &
900,000
&
200,000
Co.—
&
Reinholdt
425,000
1,500,000
Inc.
Hornblower
.
;—300,000
Hopwood
Putnam
Securities
/ '
425,000
900,000
Edwards & Sons-
400.000
Webber, Jackson
425,000
———
Ebei^tadt & Co
1,500.000 -'
Curtis
Piper, Jaffray &
250,000
Co.
&
F.
&
should be
giver, to tne desirability of
company. DiJlon, Read <fe Co. Inc., has been
obtaining definite offers in the near future from
certain companies which have expressed interest and to make recom¬
mendations with respect to such offers.
"If any offer should be received and if its acceptance should be de¬
termined by the board of directors to be in the best interests of the
stockholders, such offer will then be submitted to the stockholders
lor their vote or other appropriate action."—V." 186, p.
1152.
death.
They constitute
the Estate's holdings of 462,952 shares (4.7%), as adjusted
effect to the transfer of 150,000 shares to trustees of one
of
trust
Board
was
900.000
Morgan Stanley fc Co..
New-hard. Cook &. Co.__
Allyn
—V.
Minnesota Development
for
$100,000
Smith——
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
111.
letter to stockholders, said:
a
interest
the
termined
sale
Offering—■
covering
offered
~
.
.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,"
" "
Co.—
&
have-
underwriters vnamed -below
UNDERWRITERS—The
plant and real property at Evanston until disposed of.—V. 186, p. 1740.
The company filed a registration
1958,
be
-
of common, stock was reserved, at Dec.:
pursuant
to the stock option plan, of. the."
issuance
(William) Montgomery Co.
Merck
.
other-
274,371 shares
of
for
1957
will retain ownership of the Micro-Precision
Micromatic Hone Corp,,
,
of
the issuance of debentures
to certain restrictions. , ; .i
v :.T >:T.
*. '
Issued
be
Loeb,
the
3,544,665 shs.
.
to
are
Carl
to
,
.
1978
Allis-
transferred
^ 5.000.000-shs.
7The>total
therein.
Brothers
be
3a-ooo,ooo
30.000,000
.
issued
be
may
contained
Lehman
will
11,750,000
under -the mortgage, ^subject, to.
principal amount of bonds
which may he outstanding under the. mortgage at any one time is'
limited to $100,000,000.
\; :
;•/ ;
J
+Tbe
indenture
under
which
the
debentures
of.-the series due
'♦Additional
restrictions
to Micro¬
transferred
t
$10,900,000
r
.
(par $10)^————
Johnston,
inventories
Outstanding
*
>
.
—
.
tCommon stock
and patents
will
1849.
•
sinking fund debentures
20-yr. 4:y*%
Ripley & Co.,
services
^
notification with the
common stock
(no par) to
letter
a
t Debentures—.-.
due
/'"V
«
FINANCING
4
,
1971
due
Glore, Forgan & Co.
Ross
Securities and Exchange
series B
Harriman
Reported
redeem $220,500 of
additional working-
to
for
used
3%%
Sachs
acquired all the machinery, equipment,
relating to the d.iesel operation.
Micro-Precision
has been
engaged
in the
'
-
$10,900,000
17,750.000
1966—...—'
.
were
I
Goldman,
retained
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock
fund
sinking,
line
"
series A due
joint statement Don S. Conner, President of this corporation,
and Boyd S. Obcrlink, Group Vice President of Allis-Chalmers Manu¬
facturing Co., on March 11 announced the sale of certain assets of
Micromatic's
Micro-Precision
Division
in
Evanston,
111.,
to
AllisChalmers on Feb. 28, 1958.
Under the terms of the sale Allis-Chalmers
a
Middle States Petroleum Corp.—Sale or Merger
884.
p.
pipe
Mtge,
bonds—
3*4%
The
Certain Assets—
Micromatic Ilone Corp.—Sale of
In
100.
Proposals, not supported by management, to establish cumulative
voting for directors and tp set a $25,000 ceiling on future pensions
were disapproved.
Under cumulative voting a stockholder may multiply
She number of shares he owns by the number of directors to be elected
and
"First
*
Equitable
Corp.
187, p. 47.
Co., Chicago, 111.—V.
lias
stockholders
The
time
and the
loan
.
The
be available
and
Trust
America.
of
new
for
for redemption on April 1, next, all of
convertible debentures, due Nov. 1, 1966 at 104Va%
accrued interest. Payment will be made at the City National Bank
has called
corporation
'
Authorized
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
its outstanding 6%
*
"
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Dempsey-Tegeler
The
'
<,412,000 in 1956.
$
John
Debentures—
Window Corp.—To Redeem
Miami
issue of
Mississippi River Fuel
of
revenues
income amounted to $7,086,000, compared with
$71,0x3,000
and
net income
be.are special credit of
net
ana
ot
revenues
total
1957
t
j"""
-
•
EARNINGS—In
$75,023,000
A.
'/
will be Issued to
$10)
(par
debenture. . Interest is payable quarterly..
In located at 2719 East Davison Ave.,
$500
a
the
of
stock
voting
common
ranged to place privately,
$6,500,000 5%% notes, of which $2,500,000 are
unsecured and due March 1, 1974, and $4,000,000 are
secured and due June 1, 1975.
Arrangements for borrowing the, $6,500,000 were made with
the
•••.
company.
Detroit, Mich.—Debentures
Offered—The company on March 5 offered $109,500 of
7^2% series A subordinate due Dec. 7* 3967 at par. This
is the balance of an original $250,000 issue. The offeringv
is made to Michigan residents only and is not under¬
Metropolitan Finance Co.,
produces
wells.
proper deductions for 1957 other interest
extent of more than the $1,325,287 stated
.
and other uses.
The Mizwhite Mud Sales Co.,
weight materials used in drilling oil and gas
agricultural
wholly-owned,
Mesabi also objects to this carry-over loss, maintaining tout
a
proper determination of results for 1956 would show a
substantial
profit rather than a loss.
Tno net losses prior to 1956, whlchare tp
be amortized over 13 years, arj also overstated by an amount yet to
be determined, Mesabi adds.
,
•
Mesabi
lists
specific overcharges amounting to $6,280,000
with
•
The company,
net
However,
•
Corp.—--$575,000
Higglnson
Bache
The
below:'
forth
tures set
—
.
..severally
of deben¬
underwriters named below have
agreed to purchase from the company the respective amounts
UNDERWRITERS
the
olfset
for
sold
profit of $4,450,of Sl.374,313 prior to
statement shows a
reported net losses
of
final net profit oi $3,076,516. This profit does not entirely
loss of $4,801,603, us revised, reported by Reserve for 1956.
a
owned by Re¬
z,U8J,uuu
payable •_
5%% conv. sub.-debs.-due'Mar. 1, 1973
or
financial
1957
amortization
bcicre
1956,
serve
$™2S'!K2
'
company
Reserve's
830
respect to railroad, power plant and loading facilities
and. used in the taconite operation.
Mesabi also
Outstanding
Mortgages
-
.
.
(1208)
companies,
program,
140,
p.
including
production
%
currently
ear¬
win continue to be available through
1318.
Volume
187
Number 5725
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1209)
New
York, New
Directors Named—
George
that
Alpert,
six
Haven
Chairman
and
President,
chosen
were
at
Five
of
these
nominees
were
of
a.
meeting
a
S.
Blackall
Jr.,
President
house.
of
the
12
of
headed
group
Inc., Chicago investment banking
Frederick
March
on
directors.
Co.,
RR.—Six
New
the
by
These
announced
A.
board, of
C.
Allyn
directors
new
&
are
Taft-Peirce
Manufacturing
Woonsocket, R. I.;
Omar N. Bradley,
Chairman
of
Bulova
Research and Development Laboratories,
Woodside, N. Y.; George M.
Bunker, Cnairman and President of
the
Glenn
L.
Martin
Co.
of
Co.
of
Baltimore;
Matthew
Richmond
Lewis,
J.
Hickey
President
Jr., Chicago investment banker,
the Charles C. Lev/is Co.,
of
Also
joining the board
United
All
Whelan
directors
and
Springfield,
Mass, "
of
Charles
was
Green,
Chairman
of
the
Board
Corp.
will
seek
reelection
Haven,
Conn., on April 9.
George*
Alpert,
Roy
In
at
the
addition
to
annual
the- six
meeting
in
New
named
above, they
W.
Freeburae,
Hamilton,
One,
investor;
of Waterbury, Conn., President of Scovill
Manufac¬
Harry E. Gould of Greenwich,
Conn., New York paper
merchant; William. A. Graham, Baltimore lawyer; Francis S. Ltvien of
Stamford, Conn., New York lawyer; Richard C. Patterson,
Jr., Commis¬
sioner of Commerce and Public Events of New
York City; Lee P. Stack
of Boston, Financial
Vice-President of the John Hancock Mutual Lilo
are
William
turing
M.
Goss
Co.;
Insurance Co., and
of
the
Marine
George
Midland
C.
Textor of Garden
Trust
City, N.
Y., President
Co.
t
Resignations of six directors—Bernard B. Badgley of
Montclair, N. J.;
Howard G. Cushing of Newport, R. I.: Harold F.
Freeburne of BnTlington, Ont.; Frederick R. Murgatroyd of
Burlington, Ont.; Paul A. Rust
of
Fairfield, .ponn.; and Arthur B. Stewart of Baltimore—w<irc ac¬
cepted.—V.
187,
1093.
p.
acquisition
March
4
Valley in New York
•
this
by
merged
two
corporation
of
the
of
oldest
the
in
Steamboat
the
Hudson
Co.
River
State.
P.
Foss
3d, President, said his
company had
purchased
capital stock, towing frachiscs and the 80-foot, 600-horsepower
tug Rocktow.
The new
subsidiary will continue to use the
Cornell name, he
explained, with C. W. Spangenbcrger also continuing
President.;
constituted
The
the
mention
baiance
purchase
stone-crushing
have
No
of
of
made of
was
the
purchased
Cornell
the
Company,
concern
the
other
six
tugboats that
company's fleet.
Mr. Foss said, will
give
the
efficient
more
towing methods.
Cornell
tugs
of Trap Rock's fleet of 215
barges
been
handling the movements
transport its products along the
that
York
Harbor
and
Jersey
parent
to
points
Hudson River, throughout New
Long Island, Connecticut and New
the
on
shores-.
The
eration
ancl
class—in
explained.
tofore,
company has decided to continue the Rocktow in op¬
will charter larger, more nowerful
tugs—of the 1,600-
it
lrorsepower
While
a
stepped-up
most
of
the
transportation
Cornell
activities
continue
Offered
Salomon
—
13
was
here¬
as
it is expected
the additional tug power will permit an
expansion of
more distant points.—V.
168, p. 2327.
the
that
livery service
to
March
it
program,
will
being largely confined to the Hudson River,
Norfolk & Western
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros.
&
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.5923^
Issuance and sale of the certificates
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
entire
issue
of
certificates
is
for
are
to
be
the
on
Associates
in
secured
locomotives, estimated to
offering are: Drexel & Co.;
the
and Stroud & Co.
certificates
as 3%s.
authorization of
subject to
30 Diesel electric
and
Securities & Co.;
T.
Saunders
•
by
cost
been
420 hopper
The
L.
J.
company
reduction
in
our
(since
for
of
a^out
the
high
first
tho
about
of
year
time
in
three-quarters
time
some
before
its
proceeds
improvements.
This
.-
1957,
we
when
history.
to
succeed
187,
again
can
sales
the
equal
Northern Indiana Public
of
than
more
additional
business
our
$1
billion
now
the
Service Co.—To Expand—
estimated
an
$76,500,000
$21,500,000
will
it
expects
be
that
provided
the
over
out
cash
securities.
The
it
is
nature
about
of
undertaken,
will
be
obtained
Irom
the
sale
this financing will depend on conditions at the
according to the company.—V. 186, p. 1740.
456.813
shares
of
stock
common
of
time
t
y t-
exercise
199.75,
90.985
shares
of
offered
by
the
that,
prior
to
underwriters
the
(at
through the purchase and
subscription warrants at an
aggregate
cost
of
$4,61(J.purchased 3,100 shares of common stock in
stabilizing
<1.300 of which were purchased one
day after expiration
subscription offer)
at
prices ranging from $49
to
$503i
of
the
share
per
shares
6hare
of
for
at
an
aggregate
stock
common
an
aggregate
of
In
cost
at
of
$156,915.23,
prices
ranging
$4,780,375
(before
underwriters have
and
from
(c)
sold
$50V2
concessions
to
to
94,000
$51
per
dealers).
addition, the s vral
purchased
4,232 shares
to
the conditional purchase
privilege.
The remaining 4,317 shares were offered
by the several underwriters
at an initial public
offering price of
pursuant
$50Ya
The
stockholders
common
one
stock
split-up;
on
from
also
March
19
will
5,000,000 to
an
per
consider
15,000,000
share.-
increasing the authorized
shares
to
effect
amending Stock Option Plan.—V.
'
£»
a
two-for-
187, p.
576.
Ocean
marine
waters
t
The
SEC
company
covering
to
be
at
25
used
to
Feb.
on
200.000
cents
28
filed
shares
per
purchase
a
letter
of
notification
of
share,
common
stock
(par
without underwriting.
materials.—V.
raw
185,
p.
with
the
two
cents) to, be
The proceed^'are
;
Northwestern
The
of
•
_
stockholders
stock
of
is
this
month
voted
this
to
liquidate the business
Drilling operates submersible drilling barges
equipment, engaged in drilling for oil and
in
the
Ohio
Gulf
of
Pope
steadily
,
months.
line.
The
said
has
it& excctuive
and
sales
offices
in
Boston.
Mass.,
be
and
and
development
of,
prospective
and
and
proven-oil
and
gas
the development of the
company's existing properties esti¬
approximately $7,000,000 for the current, year and. for-exten¬
sion of the company's
refining and marketing facilities* hw the- approxi¬
mate amount of
$1,500,000.—V. 186, p. 2759.
.
fTT.
.
Parkview Memorial
Hospital, Inc. (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
—To Redeem Bonds—
;
recently called for redemption on. March. 1,
195$ all
serial bonds, series A,
datecLEepk 1,
The corporation
of
its outstanding first
mortgage
1954
at
lOO'i
Lincoln
plus
National
National
Bank,
waukee,
Wis.
accrued
interest.
Payment, will, be made- afc, the.
Trust
Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.;: the* First
Bend, Wis.; the First Wisconsin-.- Trust
Co.-, Mil¬
the Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co..
187, p. 778.
'
Bank.~&
West
or
Chicago, 111,—V.
Parnat Business Machines
Corp. (N. Y.)—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
.
'
The
corporation on Feb. 25 filed a letter of
notification with tho
covering 60,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to'be offered at
$5 per share, through
Darius, Inc., New York, N. Y. The proceeds aro
supporting
in offshore
gas
SEC
Edison
Co.—Books
Closed—Subscription
V.
187,
in
has arranged to
place
ton Corp., an issue of
Ltd.—Reports Net Profit
annual
profit
report
of
for
$523,186
previous year.
from $1.34.—V.
the
fiscal
after
taxes,
compared
Earnings per share of
31,
with
stock
common
the
Power
of
Commission
facilities,
purchase
of
the
has
issuance
The
To
the
New
utilities
common
effect
issue
(par
value
$1001
v^lug
$10).
will
he
issued
Stock.
for
&
more
not
The
of
Rockland
Rockland
not
and
The
12,155
than
the
and
funds
preferred
will
ORNJ
for
the
Rockwell
C.
"Final
for
to
of
Rockland
Co.
into
Light
will
issue
will
all
of
of
the
short-term
the
&
share
be
of
ORNJ
stock
and
notes
the
Power
Feb.
Co.
Board,
23,
1953
to
and
The
Orange
company
with the
effect
name
March
on
the
&
of
to
said:
4,
consolidation
Rockland
of
Electric
certificates
until
such
time
they
as
are
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Merger Approved
Orange & Rockland Electric Co. above.—V.
The
23.200
at
$5
March
shares
per share
proceeds
construction
and
will
&
Sons
187,
Co.
and
the
remaining
4,805
48.
p.
filed
last,
comnon¬
27.
1958.
p.
negotiated
from
by Blyth & Co.,
the
sale
will
consolidation
a
and
of
Inc.
be
used
and
the
The
to
approximately
repay
remainder
Pfaudler Co.
will
and
be
added
the Permutit
in October,
1957, is a leading manufacturer of glassed
alloy equipment and machinery for the chemical and
phar¬
Phillips-Van Ileusen Corp.—To Increase Common Stk.
186, p.
2052.
6
filed
common
a
letter
class
B
of
notification with
stock
($1
par
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—Reports Deficit for Year—
"This
company in 1957 experienced a deficit of $417,594 after taxes,
and depreciation, but before special credit from
elimination of
prior yoar's charges in lieu of Federal income taxes. The deficit after
tho special credit wp,s $166,716. In 1956, operations resulted in: net
income of $591,363.
The special income tax credit referred to was
$250,878, and resulted from a carry-back of the 1957 loss. The opera¬
Interest
tions
»
of
the
operating
be
used
for
completion
of
plant
plans;
company
employees
With
to
be
land;
expenses.
Petroleums
Ltd.,
Calgary,
with SEC—
company on March 12 filed
SEC covering $30,000,000 of 15-year
a
Canada—Registers
registration
statement
were
severely
affected
by
the
56-day
strike
of
during
effects of which persisted
October; November, and December—the
following the work stoppage."—V. 187, p. 330.
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Sell Plant—
The
corporation
March
on
4
announced
sale
of
its
Neville
Island
(Pittsburgh), Pa., plant to Dravo Corp. for $787,500, and said it la
preparing to transfer operations- from its three Pittsburgh-area plants
to
$6,000,000
new
a
miles
plant
southeast.
to
the
D.
D.
Greenshlelds,
from
Neville
within
30
Island
days,
Pleasant.
The
and
with
North
Mt.
the
Pleasant,
said
near
President,
movement
North
Side
The
Neville
and
partial production slated
Side
unit
also
will
Pittsburgh's South Side Is leased.
be
Pa.,
of
Oliver
to
sold.
In
or
35
equipment
plants
start
The
30
some
some
will
start
May at Mt.
Oliver
plant
on
.
Island
property Includes about 40 acres of land, and
260.000 square feet of shop floor space.
Dravo Corp. already owns
about 125 acres on
the island,
a
heavily-Industrialized strip in the
Ohio River about two miles from Pittsburgh's famed Golden
Triangle
where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers
join to form the Ohio.
—V.
186,
1094.
p.
Pomona Tile Manufacturing Co.—Opens New Office—
This company has opened a new district office at Oklahoma
City,
Okla., to handle sales and distribution of Pomona ceramic tile in Okla¬
homa and parts of Texas and Arkansas.—V. 185,
p. 1996.
Portland
General Electric Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $7.50) was made on March 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc.
at $26 per share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents
per
share.
The
day.—V.
by Burnett & Co., Sparks, Md.
operating
increasing the authorized
1,500,000 shares.—V. 185, p. 2917.
A
the SEC
value)
March 27 will consider
on
stock from 900,000 to
Pubiie
unsold balance
187,
p.
Service
offering made
Pacific
186,
The stockholders
presented
transfer in the ordinary course of
business, at which time new
certificates bearing the name of
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc. will
be issued for the same number of
shares."—V. 186, p. 2052.
offered
declaring
Commission
effected
common
Orange & Rockland
Orange & Rockland Electric Co. and 3,443 shares of new se¬
D
4%
preferred stock are being exchanged share-for-share for
Orange
Rockland Electric Co. 4',b preferred stock.
"Shareholders of Rockland Light & Power Co.
automatically continue
as
shareholders of Orange & Rockland
Utilities, Inc. and may retain
on
the
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Proposed Acquisition
i
The
company
order
an
and
See Shuron Optical Co., Inc. below.—V.
187, p. 773.
obtain
ries
The
for
industries.
It is also a leading producer of water
treating
equipment and of specialty chemicals used In water treatment.—V.
187,
p. 990.
redemption
The
See
proceeds
Co
a
On the same
date, our subsidiary, Rockland Electric Co.,
all the common shares of
Orange & Rockland Electric Co. of
Jersey, an affiliate cf The Orange & Rockland Electric
Co,, and
we plan
to merge Orange & Rockland Electric Co. of New
Jersey into
Rockland Electric Co. on or about
April 1, 1958.
"127,905 shares of common stock of
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
Inc. are being issued on the basis
of 3:Ki shares for each common share
stock
SEC
privately placed with an institutional
$3,000,000 notes payable due Feb. 1, 1978.
maceutical
com¬
New
present
Hillman
statement
V.
see
sale was
steel
Qrange
acquired
their
details
The company,
stock
exchanged on
outstanding
Utilities, Inc.
of
H.
registration
The
notes,
preferred
promissory
common
Chairman of the
token
consolidated
a
J.
stockholders.—V.
$2,000,000 of short-term bank loans
to working capital.
corporation
shares for each
stock
purchase
purchase
was
by
other
The
the
$1.38
consolidation
stock.-
Tenney,
action
the
the company had
a
(5.100 shares)
for $428,400.
After the common stock Is
by Rockland Electric, ORNJ will redeem ell its
outstanding
preferred stock, aggregating $162,200 par value.
Both Rockland
the preferred
to
investment company;
Pfaudler
Permutit, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—
Mercer Brugler, President, announced on March
10 that
127,905 shares of ocqjupon §tock
of the consolidated
stqck
qomnum
shares
stock
Electric
of
applied
an
2373.
p.
Corp.—Seeks
Feb.
'For
acquired
4 '/o
186,
Peoples Security Investment Co.—Statement Effective
Bos¬
promissory
'.
Electric
above.—V.
with
the SEO on Oct. 28,
covering 1,000.000 preorganization subscriptions to class A
voting
mon
stock and 250,000 preorganization
subscriptions to class B
voting common stock at $2 per share, became effective on
Light with Orange, under
Inc., the consolidated cor¬
Utilities,
than
more
the basis of 3-":'^
qn
42
The
10,
stock,
basis.
one
Inc.
order
owned
were
New
consolidation
Orange
will
and
Industries,
The
are:
the
of
name
poration
York
Chemical
an
by
proposed by four utilities provid¬
Jersey, it was announced on Feb. 25.
Orange & Rockland Electric Co. and its
affiliate,
Orange & Rockland Electric Co. of New
Jersey
(ORNJ),
both of Monroe, N. Y. and
Rockland Light & Power Co. and its sub¬
sidiary, Rockland Electric Co., both of
Nyack, N. Y.
The FPC order
authorizes the consolidation of the facilities of
Rockland Light and
Orange; the purchase of Orange & Rockland Electric Co. of
New
Jersey's common stock by Rockland
Electric; the merger of the two
last named companies and
the issuance of short-term
promissory notes
by said two companies.
ing service in
covering
giving
interested
persons' until
March
13,
1958,
to
request a hearing thereon. According to the
application, a plan
for
the
liquidation and dissolution of Bankshares was
approved by
its stockholders on Nov.
26, 1957. At Dec. 12, 1957, the company waa
said
to
have
outstanding 104,022 common shares, of which 99,217
see
shows
$511,216
the
short-term
1958,
corporation has
has ceased to be
investor
1958
increased
authorized
of
5,
The
Dixon
This
181, p. 1314.
Federal
merger
and
for
1957.
issued
$523,186—
Jan.
Pa.—Files
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities
Exemption as Investment Firm—
improvements.—V. 187,
of
ended
year
Reading,
registration statement with the
100,000 shares of beneficial-, interest
a
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Sells
Thomas Division—
75,000 shares of 4.80% cumulative
preferred stock (par $100) with 25 institutional
investors.
The proceeds are to be
used for additions and
15,
See
•
privately, through The First
Fund.
filed
company
company was organized under Pennsylvania law on
Jacob L. Hain Is listed as Board Chairman.
The J. L.
Co. will serve as investment
adviser to the Fund;- and it will
also provide
selling and sale services for the sale of the Fund's shares.
books
March
Fund,
i
.
Hain &
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Co.—Preferred Stock Placed
was announced on
March
on
Nov.
group of under¬
and
Privately—The company, it
investment
the
'
1
Mutual
Offering—
This
SEC
Square
that it
Stanley & Co. at 101.706
quickly closed. For details,
1093.
p.
Penn
Share
146.
p.
be used for working
capital.
to
.
the public offering of
$40,000,000 4J/4% first mortgage
bonds, publicly offered on March 5 by a
This
company
lands
are
the
company's profit margins have been
declining
over the past two years and
particularly so in the last six
It has been difficult he said, to
get cost-price relationship In
will
certain longof
Merrill
on
mated at
Mexico.
writers headed by
Morgan
accrued
interest, were
covering
President, stated that the company has been
losing
to® much money,
a deficit was shown in the year ended Oct.
31, 1957,
and thus far in the current fiscal
year the losses have continued, he
added.
Mr.
exploration
by C, H. Murphy, Jr., and members of the
Murphy is President of Murphy Corp. and Board
Drilling.
Enterprises Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
coippany.
Ralph Pope, Jr.,
$28,950,000,
extent of
approximately $3,500,000 be added to the general funds
the company as
working capital and will be used from time to time
such corporate
purposes as the board of directors
may determine.
Funds may
additionally be used lor - acquisition of • interests
in, and
owned
Ocean
O. T. C.
.
Leather Co.—Liquidation Voted—
earlier
Gardner
2917.
f
at
of
r-.
,
for
offered
estimated
for
Net proceeds of this
preferred stock financing will be added to its
general funds and will be available for
general corporate purposes,
including reduction of the company's indebtedness and
capital and
other expenditures.
Among these are the following: reduction of Ocean
Drilling's short-term bank indebtedness from
$51000,000 to $3,500,000
(the balance to be converted
into a five-year term loan);1 and
repay¬
ment of indebtedness to
Murphy Corp. in the amount of $1,000,000.
These loans were incurred
to meet capital and
exploration and devel¬
opment expenditures. According to the
prospectus, capital expenditures
of $4,300,000 have been made
or
are
expected to be made in the
current fiscal year
ending May 31, 1958, principally for construction
of a new drilling
barge and auxiliary boats (of which
$2,322,000 had
been
spent at Dec, 31,
1957); and $3,600,000 of expenditures have
been made or are projected
during the same period for exploration and
development (of which $2,286,000 had been
spent at Dec. 31, 1957).
For the first six months of
the
forthcoming fiscal year the company
anticipates expenditures of
approximately $2,600,000 for exploration
and development,
of which $1,400,000 will
be in connection with a
project to drill in the offshore area of Mexico
—V.
.
Northwest Refining: & Chemical
Co., Spokane, Wash.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
financing,
tho
capital
<
principal underwriters.
sub-
(b)
this
Petroleums Ltd., in the
respective amounts of $4,975,000 and
$11,882,991.
The balance of such
proceeds, estimated at
$12,092,009, will to
the
issued
ment, production and sale of crude oil and natural
gas and extraction
sale of liquefied petroleum
products. Approximately 85lb of its
ex¬
transactions
of
'
of
and
stock
common
to
-
with
be
to
According to the prospectus, Ocean Drilling Is controlled
by Murphy
which
owns
768,050 shares
(52'/*)
of
its outstanding
stock, together with preferred stock and
$174,420 of deben¬
tures. Murphy Corp.'s
principal business is exploration for, develop¬
mon
recently
Blyth-•& Co., Inc. has advised the
company
piration of the subscription offer, the several
for
used
notification
debentures
common
i
to its stockholders at $473< per
share, 447,424 shares' were
subscribed for pursuant to the exercise of
rights to subscribe and the
remaming 9.389 shares were allotted to subscribers
pursuant to the
conditional purchase privilege.
scribed
of
proceeds
company
Corporation,
cmrnnott
company
-
letter
a
underwriting is involved.
defray the cost of installing
&
the
as
Rockland
Northern Natural Gas Co,—Stock Sold—
the
Net
the
applied first to the repayment of
outstanding balances
and
short-term
obligations
of
the
6,
listed
one
Of
be
-
•
(par
$55,000,000
public
of
through an
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.
offering price and underwriting terms, as well
as
the
warrants, are to be supplied by amendment.
group
term
Orange & Rockland Electric
Co.—Merger Approved—•
forecasting sales of
1958, and it may be
results of 1957."—V. 187,
report
about
and
will
1093.
p.
for
company has anncunced it will spend
construction in the 1958-1959 period.
The company said in
its annual
period
H.
represents
sharp decline
for
resources,
5
the
par.
and
trend
were
are
dollars
The
two-year
R.
which
This
summer.
576.
p.
The
filed a registration statement' with the
SEC
on
1958, covering 106,099 shares of cumulative
preferred stock,
The company proposes to offer this stock for
subscription
by holders of its common stock of record on March
25, 1958, at the
rate of one preferred share for each
14 common shares. The dividend
rate, subscription price and
underwriting terms - arc to be supplied
by amendment." Morgan Stanley & Co. and Reiuholdt
$50
The
in part:
employees,
of
We
billion
a
March
on
stock purchase warrants
attached. The company proposes
debentures (with warrants) for
public sale
common
offer
underwriting
166,
company
March
net
President
last
story
to
1.—V.
-Ocean Drilling & Exploration
Co., New Orleans, La.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Oneida
49,000
since
own
our
of
filed
company
p. 886.
said
18
May
with
be
Union
Inc.*
Feb.
by
em¬
will
'
elected
some
22,000
tells
manpower
on
has,
now
shipped
market,
terms
The
Aviation, Inc.—Sales Fall Off—
Atwood, President,
"This
a
American
the
the
on
covering $30,000 principal amoupt of 5c/o
denominations of $50 each.
No
in
cars
$9,506,000.
Eastman Dillon,
Smith, who will retire March 31.
Mr. Saunders is
presently Executive Vice-President.—V.
North
of
now
SEC
The
has
last
which is
leathef is
Oakcrest Country Club Inc., Marlboro
Pike, Md.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
New President—
Stuart
the
tannery,
on
Hutzler and associates
offered
its bid of 98.01%;
The
when
the
187,
$4,770,000 of 3V\%
(non-callable)
equipment trust certificates, series D, maturing semi¬
annually, Oct, 1, 1958 to April 1, 1973, inclusive. The
certificates, first instalment of an issue not to exceed
$7,110,000, priced to yield from 2% to 3.60%, according
to maturity, were awarded to the
group on March 12
on
said
2422.
p.
■>'
Cornell
concerns
Wilson
its
closed
Chairman
Cornell's
as
Pope
Murphy family. Mr.
Corp.—Acquisition—
'
The
Mr.
common
New York Trap Rock
on
operates a tannery at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
The tannery
ploys 300 persons and can handle 12,000 cattle hides a week.
-
directors
new
Hartford
&
9
and
with
the
sinking fund debentures due 1973,
was
withdrawn later in the
1094.
Electric
&
Gas
Co.—Stock
Sold—The
March 5 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and associates of 250,000 shares of 5.05%
cumulative preferred stock at $102 per share and accrued
dividends
was
details in V.
on
oversubscribed and the books closed.
187, p. 1094.
See
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
corporation
The
refund
are to be
each.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
used for working capital and new construction.—V. 184, p.
of
$100
The
shares.
obligated to sell or deliver, any lesser num¬
Tex.;
subscribers the subscription
the
to
•
corporation
covering
on
20,000
March 4 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
v';6,''
unci 1890.
'
"
:
offering publicly 30,000 shares of
is
stock at
common
purposes.
The business of the company
—V.
186,
....
,
company
'in
signed
Gavngan
Rich's, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 36,000 shares of common stock (no par value) was
March 7 through Norris & Hirshberg,
Inc. The offering was completed.—V. 182, p. 2135.
Subsidiaries
-
a
Sinclair
Oil
issued
of
As
31,
Dec.
total assets
1956,
Richfield Oil Corp.
of
above.—V. 186,
tion, it
The
Corp.—Note
'
Saint John Drydock Co.,
The
corporation
of
103%.
at
excepted;
In
31,
Each
i
of
and
stockholder
stock
common
company")
of
Philippines
for
—V.
Carlos
company.
is
company
Milling
Co.,
The
to
entitled
Inc.
(the
share
one
the
Hawaiian
to
surrender
their
and
exchange for
Ltd., King and
Co.,
not
company
residing
Hawaiian
Philippine
Bishop
in
the
shares
shares
at
company
company
Sts.,
T7ie
'time
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
the
Co.,
Life
principal
$10,100,000
National City Bank of New-
Seley
to
Barges,
■
be
170, p. 896.
down
taken
various
at
during.
times
in
San Jacinto Petroleum Corp.—-New Contract—
.
See Douglas
Oil Co. of California above.—V.
*
will
be
for
the
and
for
t
Co.,
Corp.lJ(N. Y.)— Stock Offered—Milton
Blauner & Co. Inc. and associates
112,500 shares of
share
offered
stock (par 25 cents) at $4 per
common
best-efforts basis.
on a
Dec.
On
March 12
on
D.
corporation
holders
5,
would
at
a
N. Y..
Geneva,
Corp. to purchase the; business and
of the Shuron company, V
." />
told
that
the
Philadelphia v& Reading
assets
were
in
cash
a
payment
to
Shuron
the
at
holder
••
7
at
%
Fixed
adjustment.
to
annual
at. the
principal
amount
plus accrued
redeemable at the option of the company
working
before June 30.
set forth herein,
redemption.
: V >'
or
fixed .for
date
the sale of the debentures will
from
account
indebtedness of the company
and p. bank loan of the company, which
The balance of tiie net proceeds
1957.
31,
general. funds
construction
on
prices
reduced
to
open
Dec.
at
the
to
proceeds
105V
at
purposes
and
of
extension
■
capital. :
-
'
:
the
incorporated
was
to be available
distributing: systems
company
Its
of
gas
.
Virginia
in
in
It
1931.
is
public
County, distributes propane gas to consumers in the City of Pulaski, in
Pulaski County, and butane air gas to consumers in the City of Radford,
.
Montgomery
in
Williams
C.' T.
of
underwriters
County/all
Co.
&
the
Inc.,
the
in
State
above
of Virginia?-r
corporation,
Maryland
a
debentures
offered
owns
one
50',V: of
of -the
out¬
the
of the common stock
of Southwestern
Virginia Gas Service Corp., a Virginia corporation,
which sells
and delivers propane
gas in bulk
and in portable con¬
tainers, is owned by the stockholders of the company in the same
proportions as such stockholders hold shares of stock of the com¬
pany, and Southwestern Virginia Gas Transmission Co. is a Whollyowned subsidiary of Service corporation.
a
standing
"
common
stock
of
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
.
■
First
mortgage
.".dttfe July
First
mortgage
f
due
July
15,
stock
Additional
time
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding-.
$79,000
66,000
:
125,000
'
$44,286 shs.
______
first
time
in
bonds
mortgage
to
the
between
TO
'-i^'
Authorized *,
4V -bonds, series B,
v
1967—. 'V ," \
43iV bonds, series C,
1967
*
debs., due Jan. 1, 1933
-. $125,000
($2.50 i)ar Valuet
75,000 shs.
—
convertible
6V
.
15,
All
company.
accordance
with
be
the
Fidelity-Baltimore
and
company
may
by
Issued
Indenture
National
the
company
April 1, 1942,
Bank,
trustee.
^
•
;
£ (A; G.) Si>alding & Bros., Inc.—New President—
Edwin
substan-
7 \
of
tax
Executive
'
"
Mr.
the
equal to $40 per share of its outstanding stock. Anticipated
refunds in the second quarter of 1959
would bring another, $10
remains
Gerould
Finance
transaction
per
Parker,
L.
Vice-President,- has been
59.
•
*
dent, succeeding Walter B. Gerould,
>
proposal
close
:.
any
^Subject to increase by reason of conversion of debentures.
in such
Committee.
a
Mr.
elected
Presi-
,
director and will serve as Chairman of the
Parker also has been elected a director of
share.
was sold in its entirety by the Underwriters, then, and only
event, the outstanding 3,500 shares of 7% preferred stock, $10o
value, of the company will be exchanged at the ratio of 25 shares
par
of
of
new
for
stock
new ■ common
shares
each
stock).
common
share
All
of
the
preferred
3,500
shares
stock
of
(or
87 500
preferred
stock
being held in escrow, and will be returned to the owners thereof if
underwriting is not consummated in accordance with its terms. The
preferred shareholders have agreed that on receipt of the new common
stock in exchange for their preferred shareholders, such common stock
are
the
will
be
held
by
them
issuance
of
date
investment
for
of such shares
purposes
for
one
year
the
from
them.
to
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of these shares will be added
to working capital.
t
. '
is
BUSINESS—Company
distribution
of
fine
paper
engaged in the converting and wholesale
and paper products.
The company sells its
products today under the trade name
located at 240 West
18th
CAPITALIZATION
"Sphinx."
Its
principal
Common
On
stocK
Dec.
23,
(par
1957,
office is
Street, New York, N. Y.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
cents)
25
the
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
reclassified its 1,000 Shares of old
value, into 600,000 shares of new common
par value, on the following basis;
495 shares of old
common
stock, issued but not outstanding, were eliminated, an addi¬
tional 495 shares, issued and outstanding, were
changed into 200,000
stock,
common
stock,
25
shares
$100
company
par
cents
of
authorized
new
common
but
stock,
unissued,
were
and
shares
10
changed
into
of
old
400,000
shares
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
(mderwriters named below, for whom Milton
acting as Representative, have Severally agreed
participate- iu this public offering as set forth below opposite their
respective names;
to
Shares
Milton
D.
Blauner
&
Inc.
Aetna
The
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
82,500
Securities
Roman
sell
Shares
Co.,
&
7,500
Corp
Johnson.
common
the account of
stock.
L.
D.
Co
Sherman
&
~
agreed on
the
However,
company
unless
all
a
best
an
of
effort, all
aggregate
the
said
of
or
none
This
Power
company,
Co.,
il2,500 shares
112,500
shares
of
Pro¬
186,
p.
2315.
this
ancl
company
El
•
'
y
Webster Engineering Corp.—Acquisition—
&
corporation on March 4 announced the acquisition of Associated
Nucleonics, Inc., of Garden City, Long Island, N. Yj
The purchase
-•
;
•
.
•
Island firm was purchased from Walter Kidde & Co. and
Walter Kidde Constructors, Inc., which formed the research and develLong
The
'
opment
unit
Walter Kidde
.*
Sun
f.
in 1952. Associated Nucleonics was formerly
Nuclear Laboratories, Inc:—V. 180, p. 2374.
Chemical Corp.—Moves Into New Quarters—
corporation on March 3 moved to its new office at 750 Third
Ave;,-New York City.
For the past nine years the corporation had
occupied its Own building in Long Island City.
All
be
administrative and executive offices of the corporation will
within 42.000 square feet of floor space In the new
building located in midtown Manhattan.—V. 187, p. 779.
the
centralized
34-story
*
'
.
facilities
are
Southern
of
it
various
Toca
of
diameter
compressor
miles
authorize
the
The
and
granted
was
about
$8,231,700.
of
'
6%-inch
is
Commission
about
•
two
of
granted
additional
measuring
line
any
El
at
(The) Swedish Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn.—Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is offer¬
,
compressor horsepower at
facilities.
These
facilities
to be constructed in lieu
previously authorized. - The
of the proposed facilities.
FPC
The
did
cost
$1,750,000 'of 432% to 5%% first mortgage bonds,
Feb. 1, 1958, and due serially to and including
1, 1973, at prices to yield from 4V2% to 5%%,
according to maturity, plus accrued interest.—V. 154,
ing
dated
Feb.
$4,133,700.
temporary authority to construct
20-inch pipeline in Crane County,
Paso
mil^s of
*
pro¬
\
6%-inch pipeline
estimated
59.1
The
authority to construct 45.3 miles
laterals; 2,000 additional horsepower - at
660
and
miles of
operation
.
temporary
supply
station;
station;
20.6
facilities
operate
approximately
related.
not
Franklinton
31.8
totaling
together
posals
known as
This
.7
granted temporary authorizations
Gas Co.,
for natural gas
disclosed.
price was not
'rc.>
,
Natural
Paso
Stone
This
The bank notes will be paid
the proceeds of permanent
-
The Federal PoweT Commission has
to
'
;
of Alabama
Power > Co.
and,-: Georgia
SEC for authorization to make banl;
the
to
on
Southern Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
not
shall
subsidiary
a
applied
has
financing.—V.
of
to
-
serves, ancl for other corporate purposes.
at or before
maturity (one year^ from
include
'
to
borrowings up to an aggregate of $10,000,000 during the period ending
Sept. 30, 1958; ancl the Commission has given interested persons-Until
April 2, 1958, to request a hearing thereon. . The company • proposes
to
apply the
borrowed funds to continue the construction -of its
steam-electric
generating plant near Wilsonville, Ala.,.'to begin de¬
velopment work on a coal mine in the Warrior coal ..field, to continue
explorations in the Cahaba coal field, to acquire additional coal re¬
it
basis
..
proposed
transferred
Southern Electric Generating Co.—Hearing
posed Bank Borrowings April 2—
; a
7 500
Co..
the
be
7 500
7.500
underwriters have
for
Kirkland &
company.—V. 186, p. 1546.
•
new
D. Blauner & Co., Inc-. is
the
Spokane Mountain Uranium Co., Spokane, Wash.—
sale be approved, all the/assets, of Shuron
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Philadelphia &
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—Reading: which would adopt the Shuron name.)'-,
:
The company on Feb. 21 .filed a letter of - notification with the SEC
In the event that the sale of the assets is approved also, the stock
covering 1,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10
^
holders will also be asked to change the present name of the company
cents per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to the First Geneva Corp. or such other name as may be appropriate. '■
for expenses incidental to mining operations.
—V. 186, p. 2315.
v; •
Should
would
stock,
common
stock.
common
,
subject
interest
$46,754
to $8,500
added
Common
offering
.
•.
the
of
service corporation operating under the-'Jurisdiction of the
Corporation Commission of Virginia.
The company distributes
natural
gas
to
consumers
in
the City of "'Martinsville, in
Henry-
special meeting of : its. stock¬
to consider a proposal of the
Reading
&
the
result
called
Feb. -28
on
20
March
for
Philadelphia
tially all of
Stockholders
1957, the company entered into an agreement with all
preferred stockholders wherein it was agreed that if the present
its 1%
This
option
Sthte
from
Offer— ;,
on
net
the
of
BUSINESS—Company
a
•'•"■•."■'C.i-''-
Shuron Optieal Co., Inc.—To Vote
the
at
successively
at
accrued
retire
to
amount
amounted
/.
187, p. 577.
-
Saxon Paper
Virginia' Gas
7
or
sinking fund
With
case
the
1933,
be ?;made
to
for
thereafter
and
used
in
v
Seley Barges, Inc. above.
-.''V
:
payments of $3,COO beginning July 1, 1963. will retire
prior to maturity.
Redemptions for sinking fund
PROCEEDS—The
be
,
Seley Power, Inc.—Borrows for Barger—
See
11,
.''
issue
are
each
*
"•
of
An additional $50,000 of the
Southwestern
convertible
The debentures are
than
'.■1963,
York have agreed
1958.
io&ft
v
to
debentures,
of
amount
interest.
Other
/
.
•
together
of March
as
•
'■
Jane K
to
the
purposes
'.
Seley
and
Inc.,
;'•
sold
were
fund
of
48')'
-
Insurance
>
$75,000 6% convertible debentures, due Jan.
debentures, are
prior
sinking
'7.';
Mutual
*'
-
The
to the dace fixed for redemption if
the debentures shall be culled for redemption prior to maturity, at the
rate
of 75
shares of common stock of the company for each $500
Power, Inc.,
for- tug barges.
; v
'i ,V;' "-7'
Each
insurance
will purchase half of a $5,756,000 first
company
mortgage bond issue due from 7 to 15 years.
The Bank will purchase
$4,344,000 of secured promissory notes due quarterly over a six-year
period.
'
•*'
'
•.
••••'•
The first closing was held March 7.
The balance of the loans will
provide
to
share
of
Insurance
First
and The
York
New
"Philippine
Life
York
New
^4-
x
V
y
v
-
Service Corp.
Offered—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St, Louis, Mo.,
Borrowings—V--
Corp.
subsidiary.'-t.,.
debentures
hoped
Seley Barges, Inc.—Private
'
—
to purchase substantially all of the
Grease & Oil
7 Yeaman; and Bioren & Co.
Sold—
March 10 announced that the result of
totaled approximately
1969, at 100% and accrued interest.
by him.
cancellation
Bishop. Trust
Hawaiian
-'■*
1, 1983, was offered publicly on Feb. 13 at 99% and
accrued interest by C. T. Williams & Co., Inc.;, John W.
offering publicly an issue of $1,550,000 43/2%, 4%%
and 5% first mortgage bonds, maturing serially through
value of 16 Philippine pesos for and in complete
of
Hawaiian
company stock
of the par
par
notified
are
the
Hawaiian
San
each
held
stockholders
All
i
of
$8
of
the
of
of
of the
cancellation
value
stockholders
of Battenfeld
business
An issue of
is
the
***
BUSINESS—Corporation manufactures petroleum lubricating greases
specialties.for the lubrication of various types of equipment, and
through a .wholly-owned subsidiary is
engaged in oil production.
—V. 187, p. 498.
-•
v
to
Bonds
v
'O Southwestern Virginia Gas Co.—Debentures Offered—
that upon the
Inc. would be
& Trading Co., Ltd.—Stock
*
and
Sisters of The Most Precious Blood, Wichita, Kansas—
plan of reorganization adopted by the stock¬
holders on Oct. 7, 1957, the Treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii has
ordered this company dissolved effective at the close of business Dec.
31, 1957, and has appointed Bisnop Trust Co., Ltd., as trustee for the
creditors
■
that by the end of last week Irving Trust Co. would
persons subscribing for "additional" New York shares deposi¬
tary receipts for the shares allotted, together with refunds for over¬
subscriptions or bills lor deficiencies, if any.—V. 187, p. 779.
mail
Ltd.—Reorganization—
and
wholly-owned
a
u".
-1
\
Stock Offered
—
right
assets
the additional subscription privilege.
hoped to mail allotment letters for "additional"- ordinary
and to refund over-subscriptions by the erld of last week.
It
also
was
Milling Co., Ltd. below,
of
pursuance
j,-./
A- '
Oil Co.
convertible debentures,'Will be used
was
shares
next,
•
San Carlos Milling Co.,
-"
March
on
Milling- Co., imc.—Successor—
San Carlos
See
redemption
for
It
its
Carlos
San
called
has
* •
•
a'
.
'1958, including the stock of Battenfeld Grease & Oil Corp. of California,
of
'
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
5-Vs\c/e .sinking fund debentures, due March 15, 1974,
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada (far north
of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
$125,000
i
i'
.
PROCEEDS-—1The net proceeds from ,the; sale, of Vthis stock;
funds
to
be
provided
from
an if,insurance
company
:
Applications for "additional" shares were received from more than
shareholders for a total in excess of 5,250,000 shares.
The
basis of allotment is that
applications for up to three shares will
be allotted in full and all other applicants
will be allotted three
.fchares each.
New York shares will be allotted on the same basis In
proceeds were added to working capital.—V. 187, p. 577.
.•
with
75.COO
,
}
■
$750,000 at 6%, payable semi-annually to Feb." 1, 1970, and the private
sale prior to Aug. 15, f959 of not in excess of $500,000 6^ subordinated
of the
releases
best Of
its recent offer is that acceptances
on
Pierce,-
publicly" at $8.50 per share by Small-Milburn
Co.; Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; Lathrop, Herrick &
dinger, and Brooks & Co.
...... >
not
7,940,000 ordinary shares (including shares represented
by New York shares).
This represents; 98% of the
8,177,204 shares provisionally allotted.
respect
"
'1 '■
"■
The company on
Placed
announced
was
Merrill Lynch,
offered
'
.
completion
completely absolved.
2759.
p.
101.569;
Co.,
share on the basis of one new share fof each four
held. • Subscriptions were received for 25,726
shares and the remaining 9,564 unsubscribed shares were
in its management
Mr. Rutenberg stated that he was sure
of the inquiry, Peter J. Gruber &- Co.
Co.—Merger Approved—
Stanley &
Morgan
shares
acted ,as tlie : under¬
had no interest
and
Concluding,
Privately-f-This corpora¬
March 13, has placed privately
with an institutional investor a $3,000,000 15-year unse¬
cured note due March 1, 1973.
The financing was ar¬
ranged through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Ronson
stock
"Shell" Transport
& Rockland Electric Co.
See Orange
$150,000,-and
some
knowledge.
J
T'
>■
Rutenberg further pointed out that the funds received: from
underwriting were used for the purchase of equipment ancl other
necessities, that Selectivision still has sufiicient finances to complete
its arrangements and that no officers or directors
had drawn any
166, p. 2478.
Rockland Light & Power
that
papers
Mr.
tIcs
r
per
"
the
$317,-
were
complaining
Its
Gruber's
$31,019,40u.
166,661.—V,
in
Selectivision's
of
1095.
in February offered to its common stockholders
to subscribe on or before Feb. 27 for 35,290
additional shares of common stock (par $7.50).at $7.75
■yiii-
10.
March
all information used in connection with the sale
originated with Selectivision or was taken from press
by Selectivision, and that the same were true to the
stock
and
Corp.
this pay. television
& Co., a New York broker-dealer,' was
Supreme Court by, Justice Joseph A.
that
and
of
coupon:
the
,
Rutenberg, continuing, said that his client,
writer
187,'p.
Co.—Bidders—
a
/
u^Mr.
50,000,000
company
Gruber
held
about $4,098,000.—V.
England Telephone
Southwest Grease &
$4,000,000 had been invested in Selectivision. ,
^
—f John W. M. Rutenberg, Counsel for Peter J, Gruber, said his client
lias denied any wrongdoing in the sale of Selectivision's stock;
V f
Mr. Rutenberg, in a statement with respect to f the inquiry instituted
by the Attorney General In the sale of the shares of Selectivision,
Inc.'s stock, said, his client thought so hignly of Selectivision tnat it
agreed to purchase an additional 50,000 shares for $50,000 by March 31,
Cities Sendee Co., holders of
.30.5 >(
iiu.
,1.47.
u.
ic. ieju * common stock, have indicated that
they will subscribe to the full amount of the debentures offered them,
of
J
"V
followed charges by Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowltz
company had made false and misleading statements
Selectivision's stock. The Attorney General's-,office charged
that
the
Gruber
firm
among
other things had
represented that
$4,000,000 had been invested in Selectivision.
The Attorney General's
office
filed
to pay for expansion
used
in offering
registration statement with the SECH-on
March 6, 1958, covering $50,000,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due April 15, 1983. Tne debentures are to be offered for sub¬
scription by stockholders at 100')
of principal amount through an
Underwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
and Blyth & Co., Inc. The interest rate and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment. The rate of subscription is to be $100
principal amount of debentures for each eight common shares held
©f record on March 25,
1958. Rights will expire on April 14.
Net proceeds of this financing will be added to Richfield's general
fund's which will be available for capital expenditures, and for such
other corporate purposes as the directors determine. The prospectus
lists capital expenditures by the company in the amount of $37,593,953
for 1957; and it is anticipated that capital expenditures for the year
1908 will be somewhat in excess of those for 1957.
corporation
of
the winning bid of 101.599SJ-'-.submitted on Feb. 26
$30,000,000. 33-year 4,/«%
debentures due March 1,
to
issue
(by
4!a%r
Forest ilills, L. I., N."Y.—Sale of 7.
/
'VV
" r-7
by Peter J. Gruber
New
York State
on
the
capacity
group of underwriters headed by White, Weld & Co., and
Kidder, Peabody & Co.), the following bids were received, all naming a
order
The
that
Corp.—Registers Proposed Deb. Offering
Richfield Oil
be
restrain temporarily the sale of stock
order to
An
■
is the purchase and sale of commodities.
made privately on
This
to
are
Stock Blocked by Court—
2053.
p.
proceeds
net
Selectivision, Inc.,
working capital and other corporate
proceeds are to be used for
The
addition
.
the
1991
and other corporate purposes.
;
r
BUSINESS—Company, with offices at 15 Park St., Springfield, Mass.,
is primarily engaged in the manufacture and distribution of several
laboratory and
medical instruments.
It also manufactures certain
hygienic and industrial products.—V. 187, p. 147. - ;
v f .
($5 per share).
par
installed
an
,
PROCEEDS—The
Ltd., St. John, N. B., Can.
Weis & Co., New York City,
Offered—Irving
In
for
program
Resolute Bay Trading Co.,
—Stock
share.
$1 per
■■
with
Fenner & Smith, 101.559; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,,»l(il.4299; Lehman
the rate of '•".Brothers and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler (jointly), 100.4099,• and The
First Boston Corp., 100.26.
See V. 187, p. ,991.
V'"."."*'
J J'
be convertible Into common stock at
The debentures may
working capital.—V. 186, pp. 2624
loans and for
and bank
payable
■
Offered—Willis E. Burnside & Co.; Inc., New York
"
to the public, at $7.50 per share. No
proceeds are to be used to pay notes
pro-rata to stockholders, then
Underwriting is involved. The
New
Southern
City, on Feb. 27 publicly offered $120,000 of 6%, convertible sinking fund debentures due Feb."1, .1968 at
100% and accrued interest.
^'
Zelienople, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Resolite Corp.,
The
GEC
plant
-
Springfield, Mass.—Deben¬
Industries, Inc.,
Scientific
tures
above.—V. 185, p. 2104.
dehydration
a
proposed construction is
the
the' underwriting
price and
agreement shall terminate.—V. 187, p. 679.
1169.
Co.—Net Profits Held Understated—
Reserve Mining
See Mesabi Iron Co.
<
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
feet per day in Pecos- Couiity, Tex., to be known as the Puckett
dehydration plant; about 9.1 miles of various diameter field lines/
and metering and communications facilities.-" The estimated cost of
*
•
.
Cubic
112,500 shares of such stock shall
60 days after the effective date
13 filed a letter ol notification with the
debentures to be offered in denominations
Feb.
on
850,COO of Its
6EC covering
of
ber
'agreement further provides that unless ail of the
be subscribed to and paid for within
of this offering, the ".company shall
the company is not
be sold,
Colo.—Files With SEC—
Redding-Miller, Inc., Denver,
•
.
(1210)
p.
1194.
(Continued on page 53)
Volume
Number 5725
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Eastern
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
the
during the current week. Then
second table in which
a
all
dividends
we
Per
Aero
Service
Aetna
Corp.
Insurance
Affiliated
Share
follow with
Fund
(From
prior
$4
$7
American Brake
4%
conv.
Shoe,
Transit
American
Co.
B
(quar.)
Co., class A
(quar.)
Fluor
Federal
National
Mortgage Assn.
Trust
Corp.,
Ltd.
5
3-2?*
3-31
3-21
Forbes & Wallace Inc.,
3-31
3-21
Franklin
(monthly)
4-
3-26
2-28
Franklin
Telegraph
3-28
3-
Frito
Ccntmon
$1.25
3-31
3-21
Gannett
class
Baker
Industries
Bank
4-
2
3-20
Gas
6-
2
5-16
General Paint
31 Vac
b__
Inc.
6-
2
5-16
1
3-20
$1 1st
$$1.50
4-
1
3-20
65c
4-
4
3-21
Gielow
Grand &
$1
—
4-
1
3-27
10c
4-
1
3-20
$25c
tquar.)__
5-
1
4-
Gera
pfd.
12'Ac
4-15
25c
3-31
5%
Gas,
(quar. t
common
J.)
&
Bird
<fc
Bird
Machine-
Boston
Son,
Inc.
3-21
1
4-
9
5cb
convertible
50c
4-
1
3-14
5(,b
> 3-31
Street
Brown
Ruck
DurrelVCo.
Budget Finance Plan,
u
60c
6%
California
Stock
Western
dividend
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand,
Canadian Gil Cos.,
4%
5%
$5
$4.20
preferred
3-19
3-21
10c
1
3-14
3-26
3-21
4-
4-15
Motor
-
3-28
4-15
4-28
,3-28
J
F.)
2-20
3-11
2
4- £1
3-11
4-
2
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-19
10c
3-29
3-21
3-20
3-11
3-31
3-17
62 'Ac
3-31
3-17
30 c
3-11
5-
1
25c
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
68c
3-31
3-17
3-17
Norih
3-15
Common
10c
3-31
3-31
3-20
$35c
15c
3-31
3-20
,9C
37'Ac
4-15
3-26
5-15
1
3-18
Cincinnati
Union
Cleveland
ment
(quar.)
Stockyards
(reduced)—__
Builders
deferred
Supply.
(Common
time).
this
at
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.
4%
7%
Stock
Co.
dividend,
Y )
(N.
for
4-
50c
5-
9
5-
9
2Cs
3-19
3-18
Noxzemu
Chemical,
6-30
6^14
Class
B
4-
Rubber
7-
1
6-20
O'Sullivan
5-
1
4-18
8-
1
7-25
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd.___
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co.—
3-28
4-10
Ltd.
17'Ac
Ltd.,
class
A
$12'Ac
(quar.)_—
(reduced)
3-25
Old
4-19
Omar,
1
3-14
$4.75
1
3-24
$4.75
conv.
3-
$4.50
$4.40
pfd.
3-28
4-11
3-15
3-
7
Insurance Co.
(N. Y.). (quar.)
Stigar— ,
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Hudson County Nat'l Bank (Jersey City)—
Quarterly
^
Hunt Foods, Inc.
50c
5-
4-
1
Refrigerator Co.
of
Reduced
North
9
1
5
America
1
2-28
4-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
;
nounced
will
3-31
3-17
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
5-
1
4-18
4-15
3-21
4-15
3-31
4-
3-15
62 (Ac
___«
;
50c
1
4-15
in¬
15c
8c
3-27
4-
5
3-12
Island
Creek
Goal,
$0 preferred
(quar.).
4-
__________
B.)
Co.
Si
4-
1
4-
1
3-21
4-
$1.50
35c
(quar.)
Jenkins
1
Investors,
Chemical
Ltd.,
Co.
Crum
«Ss
Forster,
Cumberland
Curlee
Gas
soon
as
it
.4(A%
8%
preferred
Co., Ltd.,
Darling
(L. A.)
Johnston
Mutual
Fund,
investment
Publishing
Kennedy's Inc.,
$1.25
Kerr
conv.
1
3-18
Da vies
Class
4-15
3-14
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
$2
6-30
6-16
15c
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-14
$1.12 'A
(Walter)
& Co.
4-
Salle
&
62 (Ac-
Water
(quar.)___
Electric Co. (quar.)
Co.,
8%
Worcester
Quaker Oats Co.,
75c
6%'
preferred
$2
i'
(quar.)__
$2.50
•
RR.
Co.
(quar.)
'
3-26
3-12
4-15
3-21
4-20
4-11
4-15
>31
3-31
3-20
4-
1
3-17
3-28
3-21
4-
3-26
"'
15c
9
7- 9
A
Clans
Reecj
;
Louis
7-= 1
6—13
9*12
1-0- 1-
9-12
$28c-
(Mass.),
(quar.)
on
emitted
March
preferred
at
—
96 (ic
1
4-15
20c
3-28
3-13
—
pfd.
(quar.)
4preferred (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.
payment
Co.,
60c
20c.
common
30c
4-15
3-28
1
4-18
5-
5-
$1.12 (A
(Common
10).
Ry.
Bank
Quarterly
Seismograph Service
Co
Mading
Stores
Drug
Ltd.,- 5%
Mallinckrodt Chemical
Electric
Bakeries Co.,
3-20
3-14
$20c
4-
1
3-14
50C
4-
1
3-15
participating preferred
Participating
$1.23
4-
1
3-10
Stock dividend
ing
50c
Tire
Mansfield
3-31
3-18
$6
3-31
3-21
McCall
Mclntyrc
30c
3-14
3-
4
IOC
& Co
4-
3-21
3-
5
1
3-24
Inc.,
(quar.)
(Common payment omitted
.
3-15
3-
3-21
3-14
Merchants Bank
of
4-25
4-
Merrimack-Essex
Electric
$17'Ac
4-30
New
York
Co.
3-31
Metal Hose
3-31
3-17
4-30
4-17
2
5-16
Millers Falls
(reduced
Sugars
Service
Telephone Co.
Investors
income
and
3c
4-
4-10
1
3-14
Stock
$$1.50
4-
1
3-14
Stock
5-
1
4-10
Stock
6-
2
5-
(Illinois)
quar.
—
B
(quar.)
——^—
3-18
Standard-Thomson Corp.,
3-18
Stanley
5-
1
3-31
75c
3-28
3-20
Class
B
(quar.)
Starrett Bros. & Eken, Inc.
3-28
3-18
22'AC
12 (Ac
3-31
3-14
3-15
Brock Ltd.,
5Va% pfd. (quar.)
dlass A (quar.)
Voting trust certificates
Starrett
50c
Steel
1
3-15
1
4-11
3-20
4-
3-28
'
1
3-20
3-17
3-31-
3-17
7-10
7-
3-28
3-17
1
1
4-15
4-13
3-15
1%
6-15
3-15
1%
8-15
1%
11-15
5c
5-
3-15
3-15
4-
1
3-20
4-10
3-26
15c
$0.1719
4-10
3-26
4-1
3-18
1
4-10
5-
$10c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-17
12 (Ac
4-
1
3-17
$40c
r—
$ 15c
50c
—
(N.
4-14
3-31
5-
1
Y.)—
(initial)
Corn.—
dividend
Co.
45-
4-15
15c
Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
1
—
3-15
1
20c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)—
1
2%
•
4-
3-17
4-
4-
15c
—
4-
3-31
3-15
3-15
45c
capital gains)
Securities. Inc. (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Standard-Coosa-Tliatcher
Standard
2
1
investment
from
(12c
dividend
4-
3-14
1
22'Ac
dividend
2-29
•
4-
22'Ac
(quar.)_
dividend
3-14
1
3-17
4-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
from
Special Investments
Sports Arena (Del.)
4-18
4-15
4-15
4-
10c
(extra)
Public
Southeastern
4-
4-30
3-14
10c
Sovereign
3-28
3-17
3-25
50c
(quar.)_
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
5c
1
12 (Ac
3-18
60c
4-
1<A%
(quar.)
3-18
i
3-15
1
5c
(quar.)
3-15
1
1
4-
$1.37
4-10
$50c
3-14
4-
15c
4-
,
3-28
12 (Ac
$$3
20c
Tubing Co.__
Middle States Telephone
6-
Southdown
3-20
3
3-12
10c
Telephone
32c
Metals & Controls Corp. (quar.)
Miami Window Corp. (quar.)
$$1.25
4-16
4-
30c
3-24
10c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)—.—j_
(quar.).
25c
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
4-30
1
3-18
1(4%
Co.
England
25c
25c
&
New
10c
r
7c
1
Materials
Southern
Class
common
preferred (quar.)—
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
25c
4
Southern
15c
4'Ac
-
____
1
5%
(quar.)
iquar.)
at
McQuay,
(quar. )
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Mfg.
this time).
3-21
3-31
$1.50
(quar.)
McKinney
1
$6 Ac
r
(reduced)
participating preferred
Corp.
4-
4-15
4-10
1
(payable in common vot¬
Southern Telephone
—
3-19
4-
$70c
(quar.)
13c
(5%
3-20
3-28
30c
(payable in common vot¬
stock)
trust
15c
3c
Ltd.,
1
10c
Stock dividend
Southeastern
pfd. (s-a)
Rubber, common (quar.)2_
Co..
3-20
3-17
1
5c
common
3-31
1
3-27
4-
4-
3-31
53 Vac
-—
Sugar
6% preferred (quar.)
Maxwell, Ltd., common
25c
(quar.)
Shares
Paper Shares
Manitoba
3-31
;
prof,
preferred C (quar.)_.—_—a-_.—
Managed Funds—
3-25
3-19
40c
;
(quar.)
$$1
Works—
4Vt%
1
3
Y.)—
Soinmers Drug Stores Co., common
50c convertible preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
—
4-
15c
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)
& Gas Corp.
15c
(quar. )_•__
(quar.)
3-20
4-15
4-
$5
pfci.
Corp. (quar.)
Snyder Tool <fc Engineering Co
Somervillc, Ltd., $2.80 preferred
Southern
Macfa'lden Publications, Inc.
12-12
-
35c
Trust
&
12 (Ac
(quar.)
(Marcus)
4-L
5-1
(Dallas)—
Sorg Paper Co., common (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
meeting
company
6-13
L-L-59*
-
$1.25-
(quar.)
convertible
National
Shamrock Oil
—.
3.85%
(quar.)_
7—1.
$5c.
Southwestern
Sandura
3-25
9'
20c
Scarsdale
12-26
3-14
10- 1*
A
3-31
3-1*
1
$5c
Corp.
1-9-59
L
4K
+28c
Annual
St.
4-
$2 7c,
preferred
(quar.)
Republic National Life Insurance
9-2(5
6-
(quar.)
5%
6-26
3-17
$27c,
^Canada-), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
3- 3
4v28.
7K-1*
-
(quar.).
A
30c
common
3-24
>2Q>
25c
Skil
Refineries
3-24
4-19
87(Ac
(quar.)
Extra
Class
9
10-
(Common payment omitted
(James) & Sons,
3-25
4-19-
5c
Extra
4'Ac
(Del.)
3-31
3-17
$10«,
Rcnold, Chains
13c
Corp.
1
4- 1
$1.50
Corp. of America, common
1st preferred (quar.):
3-20
22'Ac
(quar.)
2-28
4-16
45c
common
(quar.)
Condenser
3-20
15c
University
2
4-15
30c;
(quar.)
pfd.
Radio
3-28
25C
Extension
3-14
Y.—
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
preferred
Providence
(accum.)
Rubenstein (Helena), Inc.
La
1
(quar.)
Dome
5%
3-18
3-28
31'Ac
Knott Hotels
4-14
Financial Corp.—
(quar.)_
1
4-
Union
General
Gamble
Class
(quar.)
12'Ac
Co.
Laboratories
Monthly
4-23
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
15c
Valley
A
5— 1.
15c
Ltd.
(quar.)
partic. pfd. A (quar.)
$$1.75
preferred
Detroit International Bridge
Diketan
6-16
12'Ac
Investing, Inc
Delaware
3-17
1
15c
(quar.)_____
7%
(Theo. H.)
De Vegh
1
3-12
$7.
Inc.—
income)
(Ottawa)
preferred
Mfg., 6fc
Mailman Corp.,
^
...
(quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N.
5% preferred (quar.)-
I
7-
15c
(quar.)
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.
Dalex
4-
$8c
class A___
conv.
common
8
3-26
ing trust stock
$1.12
$1.13
pld. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Clothing,
5-
7-
20o
35c
——
common
Theatre, Ltd. (quar.)
London Hosiery Mills, Ltd., 80c cl. A (quar.)
Lone Star Brewing Co. (quar.)
Lorain Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)__—
(quar.)___
Crampton Mfg. Co., 6%
5-20
7-15
U
$3.50
shares
Non-voting
Loew's
preferred
Corporate
6-
6- 2
-
3-21
4-
■
Bros.—
Founders
3-15
3-10
$1
$1.75
i
(quar.)
common
Radio
(J.
5-15
3-28-
:3-20«
;
1
50c
(quar.)____.
common
(quar.)_.
4-10
2
62 (Ac
Plafnfield
4-10
3-15
6-
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.,
>■
Procter
9c
5-15
3-28
Norristown
Portland
7 (Ac
2
5-20
&
3-14
—
4-30
G-
6- 4
Gennantown
-
Co.
3-28
(initial)
convertible preferred
3-31
5-15
$1.50
RR.
4-15
B
3-31
4-10"
(quar.)
Pittsburgn, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co
7% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia,
3-31
Class
4-10
-3-31
$1.25
G'/o
3-31
10c
62'Ac
1
3-31
4-10'
-20c
_
i
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.
5r«
the
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)____
Common payment omitted at this time.
Cowles
quar.)
3-17
4-
3-31
4-10*
-.
25c
(reduced
1
an¬
Continental Gin Co., 4(A%
4(A%
Year-end
,
Pettibone-Mulken
4-
4-10
3-20
4-10
20c
(quar.)
$1.20
9c
4-15
25c
;
nonvoting
3-17
(Initial)
$1.10
20c
1
held
ruling regard-
as
Year-end
1
4-
y3-24
ing earned surplus required for payment
company intends
pa^r such a dividend
has sufficient earnings.
voting (quar.)
Common
3-27
York-
3-20
(Maine)—
35c
Lerner Stores,
of stock dividends. The
to
Common
3-27
4 -15
3-20
3-20
4-15
r,,
7 (Ac
Philadelphia Fund, Inc
$37'Ac
3-20
4*15
.
$1.05
$4 preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Mill Co. Ltd. (reduced).
A
4-
$1.54
30c
Co.
2-28
Class
1
3-21
3-19
(quar.)
(initial.)
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
3-21
Leonard
1% previously
delayed
due to
be
American- Stock Exchange
preferred
5.64%
Park
1
of New*
5-
$1.13
3-21
$15c
Funding Corp.
2
3-28
$1.25
4-
Investors
6-
40c
75c
Lec.1
time.
time.
(s-a)—
3-19
1
■
10c
1
Corp.—.
of
3-31
4-15
Light Co.—
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4.52% preferred (quar.)
1
at this time).
Oil
3-19
4-15
Common
4-
3-15
Corp.—
Royalty
3-31
1
Pacific Power &
Interstate Bakeries, common (quar.)„_
—.
$4.80 preferred (quar,)
2-___
Interstate Co., 5fJ
prior pfd, (quar.)__^
Interstate Department Stores,
Inc, (quar.)
Lecce-Nevllle Co.
dividend
3-20
4-
$1
(quar.
(quar.)
3-31
Lamson
stock
1
$1.18%$1.12'/a..
4-15
3-21
The
3-14
4-
5%
pfd.. (quar.)
4-15
3-31
—
3-20
1
$1.18%
__
(quar.)
$1
l1
income)
1
$3
45c
4-15
Consolidated
preferred
6.16%
^
_■!
common
4-
vestment
3-20
4-
30c
25c
6eb
?6c
(From
3-20
1
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
50c
(quar.)_.
Inter-County Telephony & Telegraph (quar.)
International
Bronze «Powders,
Ltd.—
-
75c
Trust.
1
10c
(Mass.)
(quur.)„_-
3-17
5-
10c
$1.06 'A
Investment
4-
4-
preferred
50c
(quar.)_
this
3-20
25c
(accum.)
i
Pacific Intermountain Express
(stock div.)
Pacific Lighting
Corp., $4.36 pfd.
3-14
5%
Commercial Trust (Jersey City) (quar.)—__
Commonwealth International, Ltd
Consolidated
pfd.
(quar.)
1
15c
this
4
1
30c
Quebec Ry.
Osborn Mfg. Co.
1
15c
at
3-31
4-
15c
(quar.)
Ontario &
7
& Co. (stock div.)
Finance Group, Inc. (quar.)__
(Henry)
Ilmne
Inc.
4-
Quarterly
at
3-
4-15
4-10
4-
Quarterly
omitted
5%
Corp.,
Colony Insurance
$10c
4-17
omitted
3-12
$2 (Ac
$27(Ac
-
(quar.)
$$1.50
6-12
Electric
4-25
5-
t
5-
*
3-18
preferred
Oilgear
Co.
5-
25c
(quar.)
5-15,
payment
4-15
5-12
15c
3lV*c
(quar.)
1
15c
(quar.),
common
15c
G-30
payment
3-21
19c
37'Ac
5-15
$4.i>5 pfd.
3-14
3-28
3-21
75c
15c
(quar.)
1
9334C
(quar.)
1
87 (Ac
Dividend
(quar.)____
(quar.)
beneficial' interest..
of
4-
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
3(a% preferred
(quar.)
Dividend
pfd.
Corp.
3-31
3-12
Consolidated Diesel
Ctfs.
Coal
15c
$21%c
18%'c
Comptometer
Co., 3:,4%
American
35c
(initial)
3-15
Kidde
13
-
Corp.,
Newberry (J. J.)
Northern Telephone, Ltd., com. (quar.)___
5%% preferred A (quar.)_____
45c
(From
87 'Ac
:
each
3-14
4-
$1
;
3-20
Coleman Engineering, common (quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.
Columbia Pictures
;
Extra
(quar.)
held)
(Interim)
3-17
4-
Journal
...
3-27
1
Mining Co.—
1
Co.—
share
'one
20c
pay¬
special? guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed <qua?.(v__
Clinton. Trust
1
4-
■?
,
3-31
30c
4-15
Electric
4-
$L50
$1.12 ft
■''
4-
3-20
0%
Cincinnati Gas <fc
3-27
Northeast Investors Trust—
Corp. (quar.)
Electric, Ltd
Holophane Co. (quar.)__
Ivey
Transport—
(quar.V
;—;—;
preferred (quar.)—
Chemical Fund, Inc. (From net invest, inc.)
3-20
4-15.
$1.15
3-17
Iiilo
4-10
62'Ac
convertible
3-31
25c
Rosario
1
Rubinstein. See Rubinstein (Helena)
Hcndcrshot Paper Products Ltd., com. (quar.)
Gf:b preference (quar.)
:
3-10
20c
(quar.)
3-31
3-31.
Association—
International Textbook Co.__
3-19
25c
.
3-31
4-15
50c
(quar;)
& Honduras
3-28
participating preferred (quar.)
International Milling, 4% pfd, (quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.-—
Quarterly
__i_
4-11
59%c
_____
i
.
3-12
5-
$1.05
._
■
3-12
$$2
33c
—__
preferred
4-
$1.50
incorporated Income Fund_____
3-12
v
3-31
4-15.
12c
Electric
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Co.,
Insurance Co.
4-
(quar.)
Gas
4-15
4-15
11c
(reduced)
3-17
(quar.)
Stores
(J.
3-15
$$1
.
3-12
in¬
net
6c
1
Helena
Home
3-28
$73c
(quar.)_
England
4.60%
Iionokaa
3-28
4-15
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)-
-
3-14
(quar.)_
3-31
7
4c
3-27
Holt
3-19
3-11
4-15
;•
from
Series
4-
Hertz
•
3-19
3-31
3c
-
*
3-31
1,
—
3-14
IIus8inann
3-31
3-31
$$1.25
Utility Corp.
Wisconsin
1
4-15
3-31
.
Central
4-
$93:<4C
(quar.)..
preferred
3-17
4-30
—___
Central Telephone Co., common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
5.44%
3-20
3-17
1
$10c
preferred
Public
1
4-
$2'Ac
____——
Central
4-
4-1
$7'Ac
—.
3-14
income
Dividend
Britain Machine
,
_
(quar.).
Central National Corp
3-3L
3-
Insurance-
(s-a
3-
3-31
3-11
15c
—
distributions
(quar.)
4',a % preferred (quar.)__
New England Power Co.— '
6% preferred (quar.)
>21
15c
Carter
$2.50
3-14
3-20
■
_______
(J. W.)-Co. (quar.).
1
Castle & Cooke, Ltd. (reduced)
Central Electric. &.Gas, 4.75(1 pfd. A
4-23
1
3-14
10c
common
1
4-
4-25
.
Ltd—.
preferred iquar.)
Power & Light,
preferred
iquar.)_
5-
15c
20c
—
3-15
Corp.—
Common
4-23
20c
$10c
preferred (quar.)
8%
L
30e
2%
preferred (quar.)
Carolina
5-
Hawaiian Agricultural (reduced quar.)
Hayes Industries
(quar.)
$35C
common
7(A%
New
Helemans,
10%
Ltd.,
4-18
3-14
i
preferred series B to F
4-30
•
1
4-
20c
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Collieries Resources, Ltd.—
fc%
New
3-31
25c
;
Canadian Industries;
4-15
4-15
-
Lite
1
; $1.25
(quar.
States
5-
llartz
_
com.
1
Hartfield
;
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
_■
4-
3-14
45c
........
4-15
3-31
(quar.)_^__:
(quar.)
1
4-2
(increased-quar.)___
Coal.....!
Creek
Research
National Balanced Series
National Shares Corp,
(quar.)
4-
4-15
75c
—
50c
12 Vuc
National Bond Series
4-15
10c
(quar.)—
Investing
vestment
9
3-25
25c
25c
_
Broad
quarterly
6%
Hamilton Mfg.
—
British Industries Corp.
Stock dividend
4-
1
3-17
iquar.)•
Co.-
3-14
payment
35c
convertible preferred
iquar.)
Insurance
1
3-31
&
50c
(quar.).
1
.
British Columbia Power Ltd.
4-
All
3-18
4-25
.
$10c
4-
—
j.
4-
(stock dividend)
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lakes Towing Co
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
Griescdieck Co., common
Common (quar.)
Co.—
preferred «s-a>
Bickford's, Inc. iquar.)
3-28
3c
5-
$5c ;:•:(
4-15
3-14
split
__b
(quar.)__
$50c
»
$1.50
Securities
9c
Sons
Toy, Ltd.
3-15
1
1
$1.22(a
(Common
Aeronautical
five-for-one
New York
$3.50
preferred,
(quar.)
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.
*
3-17
Belleterre Quebec Mines Ltd. (s-at
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.—
\- Quarterly
_
a
Berkshire
National
$1.50
:
(irom investment inc.)
Y.)
1
5-
4-
"
Extra
3-24
_
iquar.)«...
______—
Bates & Innes, Ltd. $1 class A (s-ai ________
Beech Creek RR. Co. (quar.)
4-15
20c
Gray Drug Stores
2
—
(quar.)
4-30
Corp—
Corp., $6 preferred
(J.
(quar.)
4-
25c
Investors
25c
conv.
3-21
$1.07(a '
(quar.)j._i
'
conv. preferred (quar.)
Reinsurance Corp. (N.
General
$16'Ac
iquar)
National
$1
B
Industries Fund
4-
of New York
3-20
$1.25
Great
Balcrank,
1
9c
AA
Co., class
12 %c
_
National
4-
National
Co.,, class A_
3VAc
;
3-31
75c
(s-a).
4-15
1
5-29
4-15
3-21
3-31
5-29
9
30c
(increased)
Co.
Fuller Brush
3-24
9
6c
3-14
61,
3-20
6-
$1
i.
1
4-
6c
3-29
15C
class A (quar.)
Common series
,
(quar.)
4-15
5-
97 (Ac
(qtiar.)
1
60c
pfd.
5-
at this time).
6-
Funds—
$1
—
Mills.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(Calif.) (increased)
Munsing Wood Products Co.—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
A
Utilities
(quar.)
Flour
omitted
—
(quar.)
Custodian
15c
Sewing Centers (quar.
Steels, Ltd. (quar.)'—
(N. Y.)
(Increased-quarterly)
$1
1
Montana
17c
(quar.)
60c
;
3-11
35c
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
Fisher Governor Co. (quar.)
4-
5-29
10c
3-24
9
4.90%
3-21
3-18
preferred (quar.)
Service, common
preferred (quar.)
Gas
20c
3-27
25c
8
6-10
20c
(quar.)__
1
pfd.
Investment Co. (quar.
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd.
Atlas
gtd.
5
Associates
Atlas
&
4-
25c
4-
4.30%
Mobile
5
87'Ac
Special
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Temple Ltd.,. class A (quar.)
Class
(Max)
Federal Insurance Co.
(Houston)
5class B
Ash
Factor
4-
__
3-
11
35c
Morris Plan
oj Rec.
$2
4-
3-21
When
Share
(quar.)
com.
Missouri Pacific RR., class A
Missouri Power & Light, 3.90%
3-21
1
75c
18aic
(quar.)
5%
Ewa
1
4-
3-15
25c
Pittsburgh RR. Co., T,b
Plantation (reduced)
(s-a)__
:—
Glass,
(quar.)__
(N.
&
3-17
$1.75
(quar.)_
Corp.
Y.)
Erie
Federation Bank &
:—__—
(quar.)
Window
Empire Trust Co.
4-
25c
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
3-21
Mail
American
Co.
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
;
Corp.-(Calif.)
4-21
__
3rd preferred
J__
(reduced)
Products
6c
_
Line, Ltd. (annual).:
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
American Seal-Kap (Delaware) —
5% 2nd.preferred (quar.r___.__l_2__™_A.;_:;
%
Mfg.
3-14
American
5
4
Electrical
Par
Name of Company
Mississippi Valley Public Service,
5% preferred (quar.)_
4
4-
3-20
Quarterly i
A/uerican
4-
1
1
preferred
Insurance
1
5-
7
income)
preferred
American Forest. Products Corp.
American. General
5-
$1.50
Elwell-Parker Electric
.
common
preferred
$1.75
4-
(s-a)
Filter, 5%
preferred
iquar.)
<accum.)
(accum.i
(quar.)_
investment
American. Air
A
B
4-
65c
<quar.)——
Alco Oil & Chemical Corp.-—
Alleghany Corp.,
preferred
$3
(Hartford!
$6 convertible preferred
(Maryland)^—
Holders
Payable
10%
dividend)__
(stock
Co.
When
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
preferred
Elder
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of-Company
When
Share
$7
an¬
show the payments previ¬
we
States
$6
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
(1211)
of
convertible
Canada,
Ltd,
preferred
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
3
(N. Y.)
40c
4-15
3-31
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, March 17, 195$
.
Name
of Company
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Switson.
Turbine,
1
3-15
American
3-31
3-18
American
American
4-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-
6
4-
9
7(6 preferred ($25 par) (quar.)————
America-Canada Trust Fund—partic. ctfs.—
4-
9
American
4-
$1.50
$1.50
iaOc
3-31
3-14
Vpapid
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
1
3-18
75c
4-
City)—
10c
4-
2
3-21
62 %C
4-
1
3-21
(N. Y.) (quar.)'
Steel Corp.—
:
Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—
1
3-14
60c
2-27
3-14
American
6%
337%
preferred
3
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
4%■% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Smelting, Refining &
Mining—
com. payment
meeting held on Mar. 12)
preferred (quar.)————•*.————
3-24
4-10
93%c
4-
1
3-24
4-
1
3-24
4-
1
3-24
U.
S.
s','A
30c
(Common
Utah-Idaho
class
60c
A
Walter
Waste
Corp.
4-15
6%'
King Corp.,
4-25
Common
3-
3-14
6(4
3-31
3-21
4-
3-21
1
—
Jersey & Seashore RR., com. (s-a)—
Special guaranteed (s-a)
West Michigan Steel Foundry (reduced quar.)
—
Western
Casualty & Surety Co.
Wfestern Electric
Co._
_—
4-25
4-
1
3-21
2c
4-
1
3-14
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
3-11
(quar.)—
—_—
(accum.)
——
___
White Hardware,
ment omitted
March
Ltd.,
$2.80
1st pre!.
at company
Fund
1
Industries
Windsor
1
Woolworth
1
$1.50
7-
1
6-13
$1.50
6-
2
5-15
(F.
3-
3-28
3-18
3-31
3-13
3-31
3-20
6
4-
1
,
1
1
3-10
;
...
r
•
4-15
25c
4-
4
3-21
30c
4-15
3-21
1-27
3-25
3-14
50c
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
Below
4-
1
4/-
'
announced
this
.
(4%
preferred
_
Common
4% %
5(4
Acme
Products
Corp.
Consolidated
Stock
Adams
Fuel
3-
5
Art
$1
4-
1
3-
5
Arundel
Class
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-10
3-17
2-20
5c
3-20
3-11
3-31
Oil
Oil
31'Ac
'
3-28
3-
Aetna
60c
4-
1
3-
11
nam a
£>4
tie.o
7(4
Power
Products
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
4'A%
/ilgoma
Steel Corp. Ltd.
Allen
Ludlum
Electric
Allied
&
Steel
Equipment
Laboratories
(quar.)
$3.75
Steel
Mfg. Co.,
Mfg.. 75c
preferred
Amalgamated
(quar.)
Co.
3-14
Brewer
4-19
3-31
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
•
t30c
6-
2
5-
75-
1
4-10
4-
tVhc
'
3
3-
9
.
7
4-30
1
4-15
5-
£60c
£62VaC
5%''
6-2
5-
-
£20c
1
4-15
3-24
2-24
",3-28
3-14
.
4-
1
3-15
$1.08
,4-
1
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
V
33-
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canteen
4-
1
3-14
Automatic
Fire
4-
1
3-14
Avalon
4-
1
3-
3
5%
Telephone Cg. Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-14
6%
preferred
3-14
4-
1
7%
preferred
(quar. 1
3-13
3-20
3-
3
3-31
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-10
1:25c
*3-28
25c
,
1
3-10
1
3-10
4-
1
3-
11
1
Oil
British-American
Tobacco
7of
3-
4-
1
3-10
4-23
income
Depositary)
—
Columbia
4%
$1.06'A
$1.06%
4-
1
3-
7
3-31
.2-28
50c
3-31
3-10
5c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
4%
3-28
7
*434%
B.
S.
F.
&
Wilcox
Co.
3-25
Baldwin
3-14
1
preferred
5V'a%
British
Piano,
and
preferred
Street
Borough
Brown-Forman
4%
3-17
<^as
preferred
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
4-
2
3-15
6-
$5
Co.
preferred
2
5-15
2-27
Building
9-15
8-26
Bulova
12-15
11-26
Corp.
Products,
3-
7
4-
1'
3-
7
4-
1
3-20
4-
1 '
3-
3-25
15c
15c
62VaC
20c
20c
10c
25c
—
com.
tquar.)
Ltd.
25c
$1.25
30c
(incr.)
—
$45c
(quar.)—.
4-
3-14
1
7
1
3-31
■'
u
3-31
3-14
3-31
•
4-
3-14
r-
3-10
3-20
3-17
2-28
4-15
4-
1
4..
1
3-20
4-
1
2-28
3-
4
4-
4-28
3-
1
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-17
4-
3-17
1
3-
3-17
3
4-
1
3-24
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
4-
3-10
1
3-10
4-10
3-10
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-14
3-17
2-28
4-
3-20
1
3-17
3-
4-
3-17
1
3
7
20c
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
—
<quar.)_—
Extra
—
i-_
—
3-
1
3-
1
Burroughs Corp.
3-31
3-
1
Burns & Co., Ltd.
4-
3-14
Corp.
3-
3-20
3-10
3-20
$J5c
$20c
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
7
3-20 '
3-
3
4-21
3-29
7
7-
9
7.
s
$15c
$15c
3-24
3-10
$1.12%
Co
7-29
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Terminal
,
3-28
3-29
3-20
7-29
Butler Manufacturing Co.—
3-28
3-21
1%%
.
3-
7
3-
7
4-
1
3-
3
3-26
2-25
4-
3-12
1
3-28
4Va%
4-15
3-31
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
7-15
6-30
6%
$1.50
10-13
9-30
4-
1
3-20
6%
preferred
$1.50
1-15-59
12-31
50c
4-
1
3-17
$2.50
3-27
$1.50
preferred
Butler's,
Inc.,
Butterick Co.,
(quar.t_
common
preferred
5%
Bymart-Tintair,
5%
preferred
—
non-cum.
Inc.,
15c
28%c
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—:—
common
(quar.)-i——
12V2C
12' ac
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
4-1
3-14
3-17
3-
3
3-17
3-
3
3-14
2-28
(accum.)
8
""2-23
>• '
55c
95c
.
Extra
3-31
25c
pfd.
9
7
t
:
Co.,
Co., (reduced
3-31
1834C
(quar.)
4-
60c
Watch
Burnham
10c
1st
4-1
(quar.)
(reduced)—
Burgess Battery Co.
3-15
4c
(quar.)
3
6-11
(quar.)
Buffalo-Eclipse
3-20
com.
(quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie
1
3-17
3-14
I
Distillers Corp.,
3-18
3-
1
3-28
(quar.,i__
3-15
3-24
5%
4-
3-10
$$1.12 %
:
(quar.).
pfd. (quar.)
com.
(quar.)
_:
1
3-31
3-20
1
$3.80
2
tlOc
1
1
$50c
Co,
4-
2-21
3-20
4-
Co.—
(quar.__
Trust
4-
1
Co.,
4-1
7-
$$1
$53c
$56c
$$1.19
$62c
$69c
—
4-
3-31
Brick
8-21
11-20
Ltd.—
(quar.)_——
Telephone
(quart)
_7_"
25c
4-
Baltimore
2
5-
7
-
(quar,)
preferred
U5c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
11-29
6-10
12 Vac
3-21
5-21
2
4-10
3-13
1
3-15
6-
3-17
%
of
of
3-31
4-
3-17
3-28
1
$25c
payment- of 8d free
tax less
deduction
Rrooklvn
45c
3-14
2-14
of
3
1
1
3-31
50c
deduction
4
3
%c
(quar.)
6%
4-
$1
less
3-
4-
2-
1
1
3-17
$$1.50
Columbia
4 %%
Broad
Bush
income
3
3-14
4-
Ltd.
Co./Ltd—
•
of 6d free
3-
4-
1834C
6%
3-
payment
tax
1
50c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Company
Baldwin-Hill
3-24
1
(quar.)
3-17
$43 %c
class A
3-17
3-18
3-14
4-
——
(quar.)Ii—^
preferred
4%%
B/G Foods Inc.,
4-15
4-
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
t31V4C
(quar.)
3-18
4-15
7Vac
preferred
$37 Vac
(Quarterly of 3%c from
from
net
profits)
Ayshire Collieries (quar.)
Babcock
4-21
(quar.)
3-21
50c
(quar.)4'A% preferred (quar.)
..4%% preferred (quar.i
3-12
4-
40C
common
3-14
3-18
1
3-28
L—
final
(a
British
British
3-10
1
interim
income
Depositary.)
Ordinary
,v
7
4-
,
(an
British
Ltd.
25c
(quar.i
1
1
4-
87 M2C
41'/ac
—^
British-American
15c
Avon Products, Inc., 4%
pfd.
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—-
44-
Ltd.—
Brockway Glass Co.,
Voting trust ctfs. (quar.)
5*% preferred (quar.i
$2
(irreg.)
3-14
'
$G834C
$62 Vac
common
J55c
America
3-10
'-
3-31
7
25c
4-16
3-14
20c
Power. Co.,
$1.50
(quar.)
4-
4-
,
Alarm
3-31
4-15
•
3-14
3-14
4-30
$1
(quar.)
of
Co.
3-14
7
3-31
25c
Automatic
1
3-31
87%C
(.quar.)
(quar.)
(annual)
Light &
Brockton-Taunton Gas,
5% preferred (quar.)
5%. preferred (quar.)
4
4-
2-28
>
1
3-18
Co
25c
3-12
5-
3-14
.
3-20
56%c
40c
Bright, (T. G.) & Co. Ltd., com.. (quar.)—
$25c
5%: pref.
(quar.) J.
^
$2834C
Brillo Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)_;
' ' *■' 50a
Brinks, Inc.' (quar.)
j
40c
Bristol Brass Corp.____.
>:
15c
Bristol-Myers Co;, 3%% preferred (quar,)-'
93%a
British-American Assurance (quar.)7
7,7
i$l
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
3-14
<te
Common
common
3-
50c
preferred
5%
(quar.)
3-20
3-1C
3-28
(Mass.)
America,
U5c
B
3-1C
1
3-
5
1
$18c
Company (quar.)
City Sewerage Co. (quar.)
class A (qnar.)
Atlas Corp.,
1
3-31
5
3-20
4-
$15c
Wholesalers, Ltd.,
3-26
75c
Traction,
Ordinary
50c
;
t
3-11
44-
3-20
'•
12 Vac
;
3-11
30c
3-14
1
25C
;
5Ma%
3-12
1
-
'
3-14
.
62'/ac
3-14
4-
$1.16 ', 4
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
3-17
4- 1
preferred iquar.)_
Bricgeport Gas Co. (quar.)———
933Ac
com.
conv.
(quar.)
Sugar
1
4-
25c
(stock dividend)
Allied Stores Corp., common
Allis.-Chalmers
4-
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied Products Ccup.
Alliston
Atlantic
Atlantic
1
30c
(quar.).
Corp.
3-17
5
25c
:
Transport, Inc.—
preferred (accum.)
Athey Products Corp.__
;
2-21
25c
1
Sons
J.)
4-
£56M4C
(quar.)
1
3-
—
preferred
Erager-Eisenberg, Inc.
(C.
6%
convertible
3-14
$1.75
$30
Co.,
3-14
& Telegraph—•
$3
preferred (quar.)
Allegheny
A
4-
4V/2%.
Industries
$1.05
(quar.)
North
t70c
:
3-14
1
3-17
—
preferred
<quar.)_
preferred
('quar.i
3-31
7%%
Picture
of
Corp.
*50c
(final)
Motion
(quar.)i.
(quar.i.
Brazilian
53 Mac
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
common
4-
3-31
Corp. (quar.)
Inc.
(from invest¬
Club
3-17
1
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
4:
3-14
4-
Corp.,
Brach
50c
20c
preferred' (quar.)
& Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
5 '■/<
30c
Participating
6%
3-17
34%c
(quar.)
3-1
Bowater
35c
$1.15
pfd.
3-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-31
15c
Boston,
preferred
5%%
(qugr.)
Co.
3-14 ;
3-12
$1.37%
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___.
Boston Personal Property Trust
$r.i8
A
3-14
4-
*
$1.12Va
3% %
3-10
;*
(quar.)-
Eorg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
4-11
22 VaC
class
$1.25
4.20(4
7
6-27
3
3-14
(quar.)
Class
preferred (quar.)
/.Iden's,
Class
4-
7'Ac
Co.,
3-
7-
25c
Associated Telephone
Atlantic
'
3-21
3-31
(quar.)
Co.,
4- 1
7
20c
20c
$1.12'%
i
Fisheries
3%%
3
(quar.)
preferred
Brass
&
of
income
Bowl-Mor
Co.,.
'3-18
-
preferred
prior
4-25
(J. H.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
:
:
(quar.),
Ordinary
40c
•'
3-
Associated
34=Vac
__
4.6c (4
$1
37'Ac
(quar.)
Booth
3-10
,
pfd.
(quar.)—
Co.—-
Book-of-the-Month
3- 5
1
676
4V'a%
Co.,
C.)
Fund
3-31
(quar.)
Corp.,
A
lent & Discount, Inc.—
I-eferred A (quar.)
5s/'.-/j preferred B (quar.)
Aircitit Radio Corp. (quar.)—
/..feror. Brass Mfg.
Alabama
.
B
,
7
5%%
Bond
3-17
25c
(quar.)
1
'
30c
45c
75c
20c
(quar.)
—
Aluminum
Bohn
30c
^
Associated Electrical Industries,
7
Common
SVat'%
6
50c
;—
pfd.
1
4-
$1.40
Sl.OG'A
—
—
(H.
12'Ac
pfd.
3-12
'
4-
35c
(quar.)__
common
Co.,
preferred
4M>%
Boliack
25c
,,
4.65'<•
Construction
Corp.
Class
3-17
3-
Aid Invec
3
Bobbs-Merrill
3-10
3-20
4-
$1.50
—
4.32%
(quar.)_
3-31
3-14
.
tlOc
$25c
35c
—
(quar.i—
Quarterly
Quarterly
<
Corp.
3-12
1
3-31
*
,
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Tobacco
3
30c
;
Corp.
Bros.
3-11
2
4-10
$2.25
com.
3-13
,
1
4-
50c
$1.75
(quar.)—
Bell, Inc.
ment
(quar.)
Corp.,
Gas
Industries
Asbestos
4
1
Aetna-Stand^,ri Engineering (quar.)
Agricultural I nsure me Co.
(Watertcwn, N. Y.) (quar.)
4-
Co.
Laughlin
'
4-10
(quar.)
3-
3-29
40c
(quar.)
Metal
Ashdown
3-21
4-
Co.
Blue
2%
Constable
Associated
15c
usance
Bloch
3-10
"
4-
60c
In
3-10
3-10
1
preferred (quar.)
Rubber
B
Arnold
Arvin
Addressograph-M.uu graph Corp. (quar.)
Aetna Casualty
tz Surety Co. (Hartford)—
Quarterly
Life
1
1
4-
Bryson,
preferred
Bliss &
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Corp.-—
Western
Armstrong
3-14
3-14
1
Industries, Inc.—
Co
4.25%
3-14
.
4-
(quar.)_^y_______
(quar.)„
Class
(quar.)
3-31
12'Ac
—
(quar.i—
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)__
5.60%
(Miami,
(reduced),
4-
7; ;
(quar.i
Mfg.
<te
3-10
■
1
Blackstone
dividend
3-31
Ltd.—
dividend
Express
Stock
4-
$12 %C
6
3-6
12 %c
Co.v $4.50 lH-cferred (s-a)
preferred
3-31
2%
Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
Electric
Adam
of Reel
$28'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
pref.
Holder»
$42 %c
Common (quar.)
6
3-
1
7'Ac
Paper
Arkansas
When
v/A A,
;
3-
1
(quar.)
Arkansas Power .fc-Llght,
Payable
$$1.25
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
__
1
4-
$2.25
Vitrified
A
Decker
4-
3-
A
preferred
4-
3-11
10c
(quar.)
Sivalls
$1
3-11
10c
Ab Ubi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.—»
Si
1
45c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Laboratories, common (quar.)
Black
2
Arkansas Missouri Power,
Share
Products
3-14
4-
4.72%
F.-Wi'igley Stores
R
Abbott
2-20
3-28
4-
Arkansas
Per
Ai
3-24
30c
;/ 4- 2
Writing
4-
1.
7% preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar. I..
Eiltniore Hats Ltd., common (quar.)-—1
Blaw-Knox
(quar.)—
March
record
of
Bibb
25c
pfd.
was
Betnleliem Steel Corp.,
3-14
15c
—
preceding table.
A.p,
3-15
1
433ic
6%.
and
(quar.)
1
4-
22'Ac
convertible
preferred
4-
5%
Electric
holders
70c
(quar.)
—
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.) —
Co.
13
20c
(qur.r.)—,—_____
Co.,
in
It
March
Black
dividend
Tobacco
4-1
.3-31
on
as
a
read 50c
4%
,3-10'
4- 1
dividend
paid
have
to
4-1
3-10
1
47
~^
reported incorrectly
20c payment.
v/as
columns
3-18
4-21,:
7/4-30
-
—
7-
common
should
25c
Quarterly
a--Argus Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.
——
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)
Arizona Bancorporation (stock dividend)
week, these being given in the
Ncme of Company
3-10
these
latest
50c
■
dends
3-20
The
8-22
V 3-14
3-31
60c
Co._(qu^jt)
25c
^
preferred (quar.)
Angle-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
in previoui
The list does not include divi¬
weeks and not yet paid.
40c
Finance
5-23
-
17
4-
20c
$50c
(quar.)—
Co. of Canada
(quar.)
declaration
v
7
3-19
Co.
9-19,
- $1
62V2C
25c
$1.43:!-*
—
Limestone & CemcnI—
Correction:
3-14
—
4 Va %
give the dividends announced
we
3-31
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
3-15
11
3-14
$2.80
3-15
1
v
5-21
3-31
27'Ac
4 W'o
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
(quar.)
3-19
17'Ac
6- 2
-
3-
60c
25c
62'Ac
3-31
3-29
Anderson-Prichard
$.098
__
3-14
Bessemer
3-29
Anderson
3-20
______
Beneficial
$2
Anaconda
3-22
.
3-14
50c
Class
*
3-17
;
—,
Anchor Post Products Inc.
4- 7
—
Belt Telephone
%
6-20
I
Bendix Aviation Corp.
3-31
.
3-31
-
40c
preierred (quar.)—-——————
Steamship Co.—
Stores
8-22
2-21
y
r
(quar.)
"
Ampco Metal, Inc.
(quar.)___
Amplienol Electronics Corp. (quar.)_~
4-14
4-
noc
50c
preferred
%r31
70c
——
American
3-15
5-
$25c
15c
—
4-15
4%
$1.50
American
3-11
___
97 Vac
—
(quar.)
American
—
_
3-31
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)—
Florida)
3-28
10c
3-31
Ordinary—
W.)
7 4-15
,
American Title <fc Insurance Co.
25c
——
Corrugating (qua*.)—
Younker Bros., Inc. (quar.)'.
5% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
5'4 preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
3-14
$1.25
American
3-10
10c
York
3-14
1
7(4
preferred (quar.).
American Surety Co. of N. .Y.
3-17
4-
meeting held on
(irreg.)
4
4-
$1.12%
(quar. i
9-19
3-20
—
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing—
Co
A
3-19
4-
(Pay¬
—
3-
,14- 1
Extra
4-
30c
10).
Whitehall
3-25
34%C
(quar.)-,
Insurance Co.
B
Stock
$2
—
Plywood, Ltd.,'50c class A (s-a)—
Class B
(quar.)_
Western Tool & Stamping (quar.)_„„———
Western Union Telegraph (quar.)—
6-30
—
quar.)_.
—
(Mich.)—
American Sugar Refining, common
50c
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
$6
$2.50 class A
1
$1.75
common
Stamping
States
Amoskcag
Western
2-20
7-
American
30c
—
3-20
10c
>
——-
Co.,
:
5-23
6-20
—
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Insurance Securities CO.—
Western
40c
American
20c
(quar.)
3-14
(reduced)
Co.
Class
5-20
Co.—
West
Telephone Co.
.4-1
J
(quar.)
——^
Co. (quar.)——
Class
3-18
50c
Western Carolina
20c
"
American
15c
(quar.)
Snuff
American
30c
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)——
West Coast Telephone Co., $1.20 pfd.
3-5
_———
Extra
2%
pfd. B
& Machine
3-17
30c
(quar. t
Screw
American
5
'
—
conv.
Optical
(quar.)——.:——_
3-14
4-1
—
American Radiator Si Standard Sanitary Corp.
10c
dividend)
(stock
3-10
30c
——
American Photocopy Equipment Co.
25c
Corp.____—————
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry
37V4C
3-31
Co.
News
American
3-20
$1.25
*
(quar.)
3-21
4-
Products Co.
American
5-15
15c
—
—-.i—
& Terminals
Common
3-20
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(Jim)
Warehouse
:<-,2
4-15
Co.—
preferred
1
25c
$1.50
(quar.) ————————
convertible preferred (quar.)
American
Corp., 7# pfd. (accum.)—
Agricultural, Ltd. (reduced)__■.—
Waialua
3-20
3-15
$1.50
Be,king
Wagner
Walker & Co.
3-31
time)
omitted at this
(quar.)—
payment
Sugar
3-31
Illinois—
of
Co.
(initial
preferred
5V2(4
17 Vac
Utah.Horns Fire Insurance
3-147
Common
3-24
4-15
17'Ac
—
1
,
87 %c
__
4-
7
Metal Climax—
4Ms(4
__
3-
4-10
preferred (quar.).
American Metal
Wire
Hi
Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)
70c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 .conv. pfd. (quar.)
Universal Pictures—
Investment
7(4
5c
(quar.)
•
(reduced!..—
Corp.
Sugar
United
1
—.—
—
International Corp.
American
company
United
4-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
3.90(&
preferred (quar.)—
——
American Machine & Metals, Inc. (quar.)—
American Maize Products Co., com. (quar.)
(Di'-eetors took no action on
7%
50c
—
5'A c!n preferred (quar.)
5 Ms (4 preferred (quar.)
Machine
Foundry Co.—
1.12%
i:
at
(quar.)
American
93%c
—
3-3
3-11
.
American
37 %c
(reduced)——
.
(quar.)
3
4-;, I .-7
3-21
—
—
Co.
3-
3-28
2-21
$1
15c
—
$1.12 J/a
Bath Iron Works Corp.
(quar.)-—
—_
777
65c
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common (quar.)—
25c
4%• preferred
(quar.)
$1
Baxter Laboratories (quar.)—
18c
Beatrice Foods Co., common (quar.)——45c
33/a% preferred (quar.)
——'—7". 843/ac
4%% preferred (quar.).
—:-7 $1.12%
Bcaubran Corp. (s-a)
60c
beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
$25a
Class A (quar.)
—
$25c
$1.40
preferred (quar.i
$35c
Beech Creek It. R. (quar.i
1——
50c
Beech-Nut Life Savers iquar.)
37%c
Bclding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar. I
$17,,2C
Belgium Stores. Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.l_
$25c
'
40c
—
—
——__
Bastian-Blessing (quar.)
Bates Manufacturing, common—
4%%
preferred
(quar. )——_—::
50c
87VaC
'
(quar.)
common
American
3-24
3-17
(quar.)—
3-14
3-20
Barber
3-17
3-31
Derrick
&
Semi-annual
3-31
3-31
5'/o
(quar.)-,———
B
4-
1
American
15c from or¬
(quar.)—,
preferred A
1
5-
-iOC
v
(25c from capital gains and
dinary income).
U. S. Plywood Corp., common
3% %
6-
37 %C
Securities
Foreign
tc
1
62 %c
(qtUU.)——
preferred
S.
4-
50c
U.
+75c
(quar.)
Common
American
—
United Fuel
40c
(quar.)———-—
Home Products Corp- (monthly)—
Hospital Supply (quar.),
Indemnity Co. (Galveston, Texas)
American Hoist
3-19
4-
—
Electric
Hardware
10-15
$1.12Va
preferred (qtiar.)
$G
7-15
1
(quar.)_—
preferred
Felt.,
Hair
A)nerican
1
37M;C
common
6^4
Co..
Felt
American
$2
Underwriters Trust
American
3-27
45c
(quar.)—
4-15
1:
811-
4-1
4%
preferred (quar.)
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
;
Basic, Incorporated, common (quar.)__—.—„
5%%
preferred (quar.)—_•—:
—
4-15
5-
37MaC
3
3-19
1
3-14
43%c
American Cyaiiamid
--—
1
(initial)
com.
preferred (quar.)——
Co., common
V»(4 preferred D (quar.)_
American Dredging Co. (quar.)
American Express Co. (quar.)
3-18
4-
(quar.)^_
■
4V2(<»
3-17
'•!(V
3-14
4-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
American Crystal Sugar,
3-14
4-15
1
—:—
Bangor-Hydro-Electrlc common (quar.)
7% preierred (quar.)
:
4%%. preferred (quar.)—.
3-14
1
4-
L
(quar,)_y
4% non-cum pfd. (quar.)
Bancohio Corp. (quar.)_
3-14
1 "r
4-
4%
,
12 Mac
preferred
67VaC
3-10
3-21
43 %c
(initial)—--——
preferred
3-21
£$1.25
--
Corp.,
Cement
9
1
4-15
1
4-15
4~ 1
25c
25c
25c
v*-:
$1
v- • $1
$1
',40c
60c
y 47MaC
$1.75
$1.06
—_—_—
—
pfd.
non-cum. pfd.
non-cum.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
4%
3-10
4-
$1.25
3-15
4-
Common
*
(reduced quar.)
com.
(quar.)
7
3-
1>
American Can Co.—
40c
Twin/City
Transit, common
5% prior preferred (quar.)
—
6
13c
4-
Ohio hi*.,
<&
Common
30c
:
(quar.)
com.
3-
225c
—
$2.70 preferred (quar.)—
Products (quar.)
Trust
Co. of New Jersey
(Jersey
—
—
(quar.)
A
3-21
30c
13c
common
Trico
(quar.)
Bosch Arma Corp.,
preferred
7»c
——
preferred C (quar.)
3-19
1
4-
$1.25
4%
Baltimore
3-14
45c
$1.12%
$1
(quar.)—
common
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
preferred B (quar.)
4%%
75c
preferred
5'e
3-17
(quar.)_,
common
3-15
12 Vic
Ltd. (quar.)
(Me.)
(quar.)—
Note,
3-17
$1.06V'4
(quur.)
(quar.)—
Aggregates, 5Vc
preierred (qnar.)
Agricultural Chemical Co. (quar.)
Bank
3-17
—
$1.75
Toronto Mortgage
Union
3- 7
preferred
4V'4(4 preferred
$3.50
3-17
1*4
——
'
„
Baltimore Gas & Electric,
25c
87 Vac
(quar.)
Corp., common
dividend
$2
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
3-15
15c
—
Ltd., class A (s-a)—--—
General Insurance Co. (annual) —
Torrington Co.
Tri-Continental
3-20
Stock
6(<<
Tip Too Canners,
Toronto
1
$7c
preferred (quar.)..
50c
4-
$1.50
(quar.).A—Corp. (Mass.), class A
—
Finance
Time
6-10
American
preferred
7%
3-18
1
133»c
:-
6 % preferred (quar. •
Natural Gas Lines (quar.) —
Steam
Terr.v
1
7-
$35c
Telluride Power Co.,
Tennessee
4-
10c
Superior Propane,
SI .40
Amcrace
15c
56c
Textiles, Inc., com. (quar.)—
4'A% preferred (quur.)—
—
—
Stop <fc Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Sun Publishing,
class A (quar.)
Stern & Stem
of Company
Holder$
TVTien
Par
Name
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Name Qf Company
Payable of Rec,
Holder*
When
Par
Holderi
When
Par
Share
■
.
.
(1212)
K
3-10
C
I
T
Financial
Corp.
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
:
4-
+5c
(s-a)
Calgary Power Co., Ltd., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
3-10
1
60c
(quar,)-
4-19
i50c
$$1.25
$$1.12%
3-
7
3-14
4-15
'
4-
4-
1
1
33-
7
7
Volume 187
Number 5725
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
v
Share
California Electric Power, S2.50 pfd,
Bfi- preferred (quar. 1
California Interstate Telephone—
<5%% preferred (quar.)
,
California
Calumet
Packing
&
$4.75
Corp.
Hecla,
Inc.,
preferred
A
(quar.)
_
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
Coca
4-
-vJ^CVic
——
,
Company
1
$2.50
-
class. A
Coca-Cola
3-17
„
Bottling Co. of New York
Cola Bottling Corp. i.Cinn.)—
Co.
5-15
4-25
Coca-Cola
3-31
3-17
Colgate-Palmolive
(quar.)_
3-31
3-31
3-15
4-30
i
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
preferred (s-a)
____'
5'a
Canada Bread
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
5r% pref. B (quar.)
Canada Cement, Ltd.,
Canada
;
-
-
.
$1.30
pfd.
pref.- <quar.)__
"*4%%
preferred
Life
Packers Ltd.,
Class B (s-a>
:
'
3-20
3-
Diana Stores Corp.
4-
3-20
3-14
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
,
i
<___
Electric
Canadian GeneTal
Insurance
Canadian General
Investment,
Co.
div.
each
Cannon
shs.
4
Mills
sh.
pfd.
com.
tJ.
•'Trom invest,
5(4(5
:.4r I
4-15
3-31
Connohio.
3-17
2-28
Consolidated
3-17
2-28
Storage
Foundry Co.
Central
of Georgia
1
:
Consolidated.
3-23
4-
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
1
3-10
3-17
3-7
4-
3-15
1
4-
3-ia
4-
1
342
3-25
4-
1
8
$4.16
3-
-
8
3-
1
4-
8
$4.50
10c
3-24
4-15
3-31
4-
1
a
3-18
3-
15c
3-20
3-10
$1.25
3-20
3-10
■
iquar. 1
$1.25
.____
4.35preferred
$1.08%
preferred A
preferred B
iquar.
1 4.75(4 preferred C
Controls
3-10
3-10
3-10
4-
1
-$1.18%
$1.20
preferred
4.64(4
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
Central Illinois "Public Service—
*■'•
4:%
7-
'-•4.9§(5
preferred <quar.)
4.10%
preferred
3-25
4.15%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4-11
25c
4-
1
3-17
65%c
4-
1
$0,001
____
20c
(Del.)_
3-31
3-18
■?•
$1.50
t
Corp.—
preference
(quar.)
convertible
Central
Central
Indiana
Maine
Gas
Power
Co.,
preferred
preferred
35c
(quar.l
preferred
4.75(5
6(5
:
preferred
$1.15
1
3-10
$1.50
(quar.)
4-
3-10
1
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
$1.13
4-
1
3-16
25c
3-31
3-17
50c
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
93%c
Corp.
$1.12(4
i
3-25
gerro de Pasco Corp. Corp. (quar., 25c
ertain-Teed Products (reduced)
15c
3-28
17(4c
50c
t$1.30
Chadbourne
'
Gotham,
1
3-27
1
56%c
4-
1
25c
4-
1
:•'
(quar.)
10c
50c
75c
4-
1
3-17
•
-r
*6(5
Chemical
Corn
7
3(4(4
preferred
Cuban
3-17
6(5
Oil
Co.
Company,
1
—
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
B
10c
10c
25c
45c
J 12(4c
—
—
Publishing
Co.,
4-
1
•:
3-14
$1.60
$1.12(4
" '
si
87(4c
■■
3-30
4-15
»4: prior
preferred
1
3-
7
.>
_'_—
Extra,.:-
3
V- 4.-
3!ic
75c
$1
W.
—
20c
9-25
9?
5
25c
93%c
X75c
$1.50
(quar.)
-v-
Chile
Copper
Christiana
/
50c
&
Pacific
#L
____
-
Suburban
Quarterly
7
Davidson-Boulell
2-17
12-26
12-
40c
____•
Bell
3-31
3-10
3-28
3-14
Class
$1.75
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone—
$1.12
4-
1
3-13
&
Class
Delaware
&
Delaware
B
(increased-quar.)___
;
25c
Investing Co., 5(2(5 pfd. (quar.),7___j- $1.37(4
3-28
3-21
City
4-
1
3-20
City
Products
3-31
3-12
Corp.
(increased)—
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—•
•I $4.50
preferred (quar.)
65c
r
.
3.70'5
4.28(5
1
4-
L
3-
5
.
'
3-14
Power
12 28 '
1
25c
3-27
Rio
Grande
Denver
$2.50
to
$3.50
to
$3.50
3-31
3-12
&
4(5
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Tramway
Chemical
preferred
preferred
Industries-
$1
4-
1
3-18
Detrex
$1.75
4-
1
3-18
Detroit Aluminum & Brftss
Corp.
(quar.)__—
3
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
3-25
3-10
3-25
3-10
3-20
3-10
3-31
3-17
3-10
t37Vac
15c
3-31
3^14
3-28
3-14
IV2C
3-28
3-14
2-28
2-28
$1.35
32%c
4-
1
2-23
3-31
3-
7
50c
3-20
3-
5
35c
3-31
3-10
15c
3-31
3-12
,
Elizabethtown
Consol
Water
,
50c
(increased)
50c
Williamsport RR. (s-a)
;
Emerson Electric Mfg., common (quar.)
$1.19
Elmira &
lr/o
(quar.)—
Corp., com.
preferred
Endicott
40c
$1.75
Johnson
(quar.)
50c
1
3-10
4-
1
3-11
$5
$5
9-29
9-17
3-28
3-14
3-14
3-20
3-
5
5-1
4-
4
4-
1
2-28
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
3-
5
9-26
12-31
12-29
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
4-15
4-
3-31
3-14
1
3-15
4-
4
Erie
Railroad,
—__—_;
(s-a) J
$5
preferred
preferred
Estabrooks
4.16%
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
i
4-10
4-10
3-31
3-17
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-
3-28
3-31
3
3-11
3-14
3-14
(quar.)
common
6-
I
5-
9
9-
1
8-
8
1
11-
7
30c
3-25
3-10
3-13
3r
5
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-11
56V4C
02V2C
25c
25c
4-
t
3-11
4-
1
3-11
$3
Inc.
preferred
3-
3-14
3-17
3-
4-30
4-10
3-10
3-31
10c
3-28
3-14
7
3-31
3-
3-17
2-28
7
3
3-
3-29
3-
7>
3-24
3-
7
3-31
3-11
$1
lie
4-11
4-
1
3-25
3-
6
Fund, Inc
50c
30c
7»/2C
56V»c
3c
3-10
5
1
3-29
(quar.)
Financial Industrial
3-31
5
3-13
1
3-27
4-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
3-14
4-
30c
10c
17c
20c
40c
,
3-31
6-
3-14
3-TO
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
National
12-
3-31
3-21
45c
$1
(monthly)
Fidelity Fund Inc. (quar.)
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co. (N.Y.)—
Quarterly
—
Fiduciary Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)__
National
3-31
3-17
3-10
7
Paper Products Corp.—-
Fibreboard
First
6-15
3-17
1
1
50c
—
First
12-15
1
44-
30c
Publicatiphs,
3-10
62(4c
62(4C
4-
3-14
40c
(quar.)
Rubber
3-10
7
4-15
Life Insurance Co.—
Corp.
4%
3-14'
—
Federated
,
1
7
3-21
3-14
12-
J26c
(quar.)
Federal Bake Shops
(quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assoo.
Federal Pacific Electric (quar.)
Federated Department Stores^Increased quarterly
Ferro
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Traders
fz
3-21
Co., Ltd.—
Family Finance Corp., common
4Vafo preference A (quar.)
5'Zo
preferred B (quar.)
3-31
3-
3-14l
4-
—25c
(quar.)
—
37V2C
Excelsior Insurance Co, of New York (quar.)
10c
Exolon Company
(quar.)
—
;
45c
Fairmont Foods, common (increased)
35c
Year-end
10c
4%
preferred (quar.)—
$1
3-31
3-17
1
4-
3-31
Corp.
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
62(4c
3-14
4-
] 5% preferred (quar.)
$2.25
3-10
3-31
$1.25
;
(quar.)
(T. H.)
Evershnrp, Inc.,
Ex-Cell-O
3-14
4-25
4-25
3-H
4-18
tl
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
1
5c
(quar.)
Extra
4
3-31
2-28
3-28
5-
4-
Equity Fund
Equity Oil Co.
1
8c
preferred (quar.)—
Equitable Credit Corp..—
i 20c participating
preferred
4-
3-28
4-
$1
4%
4-15
3-?0
3-20
1
4-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-
1
1
1
Corp.—
1st
3-14
4-
4-
Increased
City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Bank (Jersey City, N. J.)—
quarterly
3-17
3-
3
3-20
3-
7
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-11
3-17
1
75c
5-
75c
50c
3-31
2-28
4-
4
3-19
Firth
Carpet Co.
&
Porter,
Inc.
(quar.)
(reduced)
5% preferred
r
(quar.)
Flagg-Utica Corn., 5% prior pfd.
Fleming Company, common
._.
Common
5%
5%
—
—
preferred
preferred
(quar.i
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
3-27
3-
3
3-27
First National Stores,
Fischer
3-11
7(5
——
Western
2
3-21
1
Electric Co.—
92(4c
——
4-
4-
1
$1
(quar.)—
preferred Tquar.)
3-17
3-25
pfd.
preferred iquar.)—:
Denver
30c
(interim)
4(5
3-14
$1.18
1
50c
—
,5(;5't preferred"(quar.)___
12-20
50c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
& Light,
(quar.)
3-14
1
"
$1.03
5-
4?
5c
37(4c
——
preferred (quar.);—
preferred uquar.)
$2.50
$35
Qlifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co
&
Co.
Hudson
1
4-
$1.12%
5-
3-
35c
§0c
25e
(quar. )_•—_,—J.
(quar.)r
(quar.)
4
4-
$4.12
4-
$1.12
common
4.20(5
4-
10c
Cluett
Peabody
3-17
87(49
$1
—
4.56(5
•
$1.12(4
Cleveland Quarries (quar.)
__"
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
Clevite Corp.
(quar.)
.—__—
Mfg. Co.
Co.,
Citizens Utilities Co.—
<-
conv. pfd.
Co.r 6C5
(quar.)
Nut
Decker
Deere
;
^
A
Records
Decca
3-20
$1
;
4(5
•
Convertible preferred • (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)-—
8% preferred (quar.)_
:
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
5
..
50c
:_
3-31
Dayton Malleable Iron-
Co.—
7(5, preferred (quar.)
& Electric,
&
/•
Co. ^reduced)-.:
Securities
Cincinnati Gas
Cincinnati
RR.-—
Mines' (frreg.)—
common-(quar;)
River Mills,
3-14
2-24
3-
4-
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
$4.72 preferred (quar.)——
;
$5.40 preferred
(quar.i—
El Paso Natural Gas (quar.)_
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
Electric Bond & Share Co.
(quar.)—
Electro Refractories
Abrasives
(quar.)—
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
•<
Faultless
5preferred .(quar.
Dana Corp., 3%(4 preferred A (quar.)——
David <fc Frere. Ltd., class A fquar.)_——
11-
3-17
$1.06%
~
22(4c
35c
*
3-10
1
;
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
(quar.)
Farrol-Birmingham
(quar.)
Dan
4.-16
2-24
4-
$4.50
EI Paso
2-28
6
11-26
3-28
1
L___
3-18
7
Daggafontein
3-20
:—._
(quar.)
B
3-17
SOc
6-
25c
Class
3-25
,
____^
Corp." (quar.)
Cigar
1
4-
(quar.)
Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)
50c
■(quar.)™T.i._—
A
,
G.
3-15
4-
7C2C
5
Class
3-15
1
30c
(increased)
9-
Cutler-Hammer Inc. ■ (quaM
2-28
1
4-
$1.50
Co.
Fanners
3-18
(quar.)
Baler
Economy
5
3-13
•
Investment Trust Ltd.
Economic
5
•3-18
3-17
4-
-
quarterly
6*
3
4-
3-ia
Corp.——.—
3-
3-31
50c
payments are both
investment income.
net
6-26
$1.50
62(4c
above
Paper
3-26
(quar.)
3-
Island
3-20
6-17
6-26
Rock
Reduced
1
3-17
3-27
'Class, A
4-
1
40c
—
(quar.)-!^-^—
A
3-14
3-31
13c
50c
A
Class
3
3-31
50c
Fund
50c
.7,Class
3
3-
65c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (reduced)
Fan,steel Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)
3-4
3-
1
16c
3-26
3-25
1
4-
37 %c
—
Fund
CurtLss-Wright Corp., com,- (reduced)——62(4c
3-31
••
Stock
<
1
preferred -(quar.$1.25
Chicago
3-20
3-20
4-
(quar.1—
75c
A
4?hicago Pneumatic Tool
1
1
7-
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$2
$1.50
(quar.)
1——
'
3-20
5-
Howard
&
Eaton
3-19
A '
(quar.)
Eaton
3-27
44-
3-14
25c
'
common
preferred
prior
3
4-
$1
Balanced
*
3-31
4-
57(4c
Sugar
Howard
3-17 '
preferred (quar.)____
^
$1.25
'Series A preferred
(quat.')_5.___r___ri_i._.f/ • $1.25
Series A preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Chicago Molded Products (quar.10c
A
7
1
3-14
Series
3-
3-31
3-31
Series
3-25
4-
25c
*
3-31
3-25
3-31
D.
.^
4-
$2
"
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)—
3-
7%0
(quar.)
Eastman Kodak
3-10
10c
preferred (quar.)—
Telephone Co., common (quar.)_™__
preferred (quar.)—
Curtis
:5'
(irreg.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.).
(
5(4
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)^_
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
'
7%
-•
Chesebrougli-Ponds, Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
■
(quar.),
preferred <quarr)—^—
preferred (quar.)—
1%
:
■
Exchange Bank (New York)—
"Quarterly
:
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
'"4(4(4
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com. (quar.).:
t25c
40c
12(4c
12(4c
4c
Ltd.
of Wheat
Class
1%
3-10
'
(quar.)
Cuban American Sugar, common
3-17
vv;
preferred (quar.)___^
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5(4
3-24
3-31
(qUaK:)—
4- 1
%c
$1.50
common
3-14
<3-19
B
3- 3
.
25c
Association,
1
4-
4-15
(quar^_
Corp. (quar.)
Finance:Service, class A
1
40c
(quar.)
Edo
12 (4c
Class
A
3-14
;•
L.)
preference
3-28
4-15
(R.
3,
4-
1511/4 c
15c
(quar.)
Eddy
:—.*
iBoston)
3-
$1.12%
3-14
3-10
-
3
1
Assn.
(quar.)
Associates, $2 pfd. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
3
3-21
Co.
common
3-28
1
3-21
Insurance
3-
4-
*$1.75
(quar.)
1
Quarterly.
3
1
Massachusetts- Street Ry.—
4-
1—
3-
4-
*20c
Loan
&
4-18
(quar.)
1
31 %c
$1 preferred (quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
7-30
4-10
4-
32 %c
15c
_____
Company
preferred
Two
4-10
4-25
517/bC
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.;
Gas, com. (quar.)
Fuel Assoc.,
&
Gas
1st
6%
4-25
5c
20c
40c
Corp.,
(quar.T_v.__
6%
2-17
3-14
<
_______
(quar.),
—'-'•
(increased)
(quar.)_
_
1
":;3- 7
4-
4-
3-
8-
3-14
3-24
50c
(quar.)
Eastern Racing
<
3-14
40c
75c
Inc.—
-$1.12(4
__5.4
4(4(5
"
3-10
(quar.)_
3-17
3-14
1
2-28
52
(quar.)
Edison Bros. Stores, 4%% pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)J
International, $1 class A (quar.)
Crown Zollerbach Corp.
(quar.)
—
Crown Zellerbach Canada, Ltd
—
Crucible Steel Co. of America (reduced)—_
Crum & Forster,-8—pfd. -<quar.)___
3-10
Champion Paper & Fibre $4.50 pfd.
phance Vought Aircraft (quar.)
:
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
Eastern
2-28
3-12
3-31
r
3-14
3-20
3-31
3-31'
1
3
52 %c
—^
(Toronto)
&
Crossett
2-28
'V
(Halifax)
3-14
4-
1
3-21
3-
50c
(quar.)
Savings
Canada
from
(quar.)
Y.)
1
3-17
,
:—
(N.
4-
1
4-
Natural
preferred
Eastern
7
4-
467/aC
Eaton &
Crown Cork
3-10
3-14
13c
5.20%
4%%
4-
3-
1
Potash
East Kootenay Power,
Eastern
$1.37(4
$1 preferred
Crestmont
3-10
10c
;
Century Shares Trust (quar. fr. invest, inc.)
3-14
4-1
I
3-10
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Century Industries
1
4-
4-1
$1.15
-
(quar.)
1
3-14
3-10
V
4-
1
(quar.)
Duval Sulphur &
3-14
3-31
Cream
4-
1
1
25c
Inc:
Credit
4-
4-
3-14
3-17
3-31
3-17
3-17,
4-
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Duraloy Co.
3-14
4-15
$1
: $2.10 preferred (quar.)__
3-17
1
Crain
4-21
87(4c
(quar.)ll___„___'7.
preferred
>
I
4-1
4-
Crane
7
(quar.)_
4.60(2?
.
1
4-
(quar,)-
common
4.60{4
-
5-
20c
4-
3-24
Craftsman
3-18
.
37(4c
(quar.)
3.50%
•/
'»•"
3-17
5
3-14
•..
3-18
3-31
4-
8
$1.04
'
Central-Illinois Securities
3-
3-31
1
30c
preferred (quar.)
East Tennessee
Cosden Petroleum
,
3-31
3-17
3-20
4-25
1
50c
(quar.)
"
1
1
4-
\4-
10c
(quar.)—______
(quar.)
Reynolds-Corp.,. com. . (quar.)——15c
iquar.):.:
—
25c
Corp. (quar.)
.
25c
Cott Beverage Corp. (irreg.)
—.—
10c
County Trust Co.
(White- Plains, N. Y.)<—
3-14
$1.23
3-25
1
4-15
r.
3-14
:.
1
4-
3-31
Corroon
1
1
•
.
4-
Coro,
$1.16
7''.
4%
3-14
4-
preferred (quar.)_„_!___
7:
$1
preferred: (quar.)$1.06%
3-20
3-14
3-14
3-14
4-
4.25(5
3-27
5-
5-
$3
87 %0
3,75%
$1.12(4
.
1
._r
3-12
1
3-14
•i
(quar.)
1
-
Co.
1
3-
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)_
v
4-
50C
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co.,
•
Industries—
1
1
de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
preferred
$4.50
3-28
5-
$1.12V'2
Inc,
3-
4-. 1
1
<
1
4-
$3.50
4-15
4-
30c
3-12
15C
Steel
3-28
$1.25
75c
(quar.)
3-11
3-25
37 %c
3-29
4-
4-
(Peter)
Cooper
;y
:__
Co
1
.
4-1
6(4(5 pld. uiuar.)___ <$1.62(4
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, com. (reduced) ___—
20c
$5.25 series: A pfd. (quar.)—^
$1.31%
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)—_
25c
-3(5 (5' pfd.- series 1945 and 1947 (quar.).
87(4c
$1-12(4
•_.
3-20
(quar.)_,
Cooper-Bessemer
1
(quar.)4___i____:4._:i_„l
1
(quar.)
America
1
(quar.)..l:^_l_____.Lll.:_
Light—
'
* :( :;/;(,(• ;:..4
Illinois
4(4(4
:
of
Co.
4-
D
4-
;
4-
4-15
4-15
*25c
20c
-":••'"
4-15
*17 %c
35c
—
Insurance
4-
'
4.80(5 preferred
Life
40c
$1.02(4
$1.02(4
(quar.)
(E. I.)
6c
-
Continental.Insurance
$1.18%
•
du Pont
10c
—
$1.12(4
preferred
(quar.)_________________
4.75'4
preferred
<quar.)__
Central Illinois Electric & Gas. com. (quar.)
3-
.
Continental Motors'Corp.
4(4 74
1
quar.)
Copper &
Continental
-
.
4.10(5
Products
$4.40 2nd'preferred
12-10
4-1
4-
$1.25
Reduced
9-10
12-20
preferred
preferred
preferred
Continental
6-10
9-20
$1.25
<quar.)___
4.10 ,5
G-20
$1.25
-;_u.
25c
Continental Can
3
50c
•___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
■
4-15
1
•: *12 %c
(quar.)____
com.
15c
Y.—
N.
1
5-
25c
International,
preferred (quar.)
Co— ~
$3.75: preferred
.(quar.)
6-20
pfd. (quar.)____
Dunhill
$5.50
3-25
7-
3-18
$4.52
(quar.)
:
Coiitinental Assurando Co. iChicago) (quar.)
Continental Baking Co., common (quar.)_—
3-14
35c
7
5%
of
.5-
*25c
(quar.)
Dresser
Industries
(increased
quar.)
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Duluth-Superior Transit Co. (irregular)
6
3-14
Corp., $2 preferred
4-1
„•
1
3-31
*50c
(quar.)
Corp.
50c
1
4-
3
*$1.12%
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
3-20
$15c
(quar.)
3-20
(reduced)
com.
Consumers Power Co.—
3-
Co.
3-20
(Toronto), common iquar.)_
$ 20c
5%% preferred A
iquar.)___'.
ll
t$1.37%
Corporate title of above company recently
changed to Consumers Gas Co.
3-14
1
Dow Chemical
3-10
4-
1
*37 %c
Ltd.—
1
(quar.)
1
Gas
Consumers
3-11
1
3-31
4-
$1.75
(quar.)____
Co.
<increased
preferred
Dravo
3-20
4-
?^uc
Dover & Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Dow Brewery
(reduced)-.
3-31
(quar.)
Rock
3-14
3-31
<,
3-30
Corp
Acceptance Corp
preferred
1 quar.)
■
•
—
31 %c
$1.25
Consumers
60c
3-31
3-
X2oC
(quar.)
com.
Chemical,
(quar.)__
10c
(quar.)
Foods
Consolidated
3-28
Corp.
5%
3-25
39c
(quar.)_
&
preference
Dover
3-17
%C
25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
$1.37(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred ~(quar.)__
Mines, Inc.___.____:
5%%
:<
3-31
4-
$1.12(4
___.
(quar.)
Edison
Glass
preferred
$1
3-28
2
__
(quar.)
common
$3.50
Dry'G^ods,
Consolidated
6
preferred
I
common
Coppermines
$5 preferred
3-14
Ltd.,
preference
•
(irreg.)
com.
preferred (s-a) 1.
Consolidated
3-15.
1
3-
Co.—
Corp.
Cigar Corp.,
preferred\ (qqar.)
% 3"14
3-25
$1
Cement
Consolidated^
$$2.5P
Ry., 5%
Water
Fabrics,
Draper
Inc., 40c preferred
2-23
$25c
Central
preferred
4-
12C
—
Consolidated
15c
3-24
.7%
4-
Stock
!
Dominion Tar
3-24
1
(quar.)5_:_
Consolidated
50c
{s-ai
Cold
(Indianapolis)
3-31
1.
1
capital gains)
4-15
—
5-
5-
3-24
8c
^preferred—(quar.)____
Class A
(quar.)
preference
plus 4c fr.
General, Life Insurance
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
4-1
20c
___
Central
preferred
' 25c
2nd
Common
inc.
Connecticut
93%c
1
$1.16
of
(quar.
5-
$1.31%
Co.
3-14
I.)
preferred A <quar.)____
preferred <quar.)____
Investment
3-31
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
5.25(5
Commonwealth
7 (5
Centlivre Brewing Corp.
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)__.
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
,
5
Compo Shoe Machinery,
5v/5
preferred (quar.)
Co., 6(4% preierred (quar.),y._ 4;,ll%c
7%
preferred
4quar.)_.
$1.75
Celanese Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
25c
5%
5%
3
3-
$5
1st pfd. (quar.) 1____1
Corp.-/1
net investment income)-
(Quarterly from
Mills (quar.)
*,
3-25
*25c
:..__ll__i_
4%%
3-
for
Carthage
Central
3-
3-17
3-14
10c
(quar.)
$1.56 pfd. (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)__,
Corset
Dominion
3-31
$30c
(quar.)
7
7
3- 1
4-10
3-15
*75.c
$25c
75c
75c
33-
7
3-31
7
$20c
3-31
3-31
40c
Commonwealth
3%'.4
General
Electric
,2(5
62 (4 c
70c
$25c
($25
3-17
1
5
20c
Foundries & Steel,
Common
(quar.)
63%c
'
■
3-31
3-17
Equity Investments, Ltd.—
Dominion
-
4-
12(40
3-10
$$9
par)
A & B held
of class
Co.,
Co.,
Carriers &
"V 5%.
1
:!<
15c
(quar.)
Dominion
(quar.)__
>5 4(5
/'
3-20
3
(quar.)
;
4-15
2-28
xear-ena
——
Ohio
Co.
4.64(5* preferred
4-10
4-
Southern
Credit
7
(quar.)
4-
usual
Solvents Corp. (reduced)
Commonwealth Edison Co., com. (quar.}___
2-28
.V 4-10
4-15
(quar.),_l
B
Carnation
,
1
&
3-
Capitol
Products
Coip.__i__i_-_-_______Capitol Records iquar.)
Carey Baxter A-Kennedy (quar.)
7%
1
1
4-1
______
(One
the
Commercial
3-31
y 6%
1956 preferred iquar. t
Canadian Westinghouse Co. (quar.)
4%%
Commercial
5-
3-31
3-20
Crucible
2nd convertible
of
lieu
Commonwealth Loan Co.
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian International Power Co., Ltd.—
Case
Colnmbus
3
$15c
Stock
in
7
(anneal)
Dominion
Dominion
3-14
Corp.—
com.
3-
Extra
.
Iron
&
on
quarterly cash payment
5(5 preferred A (quar.)_
5(4. preferred B (quar.)
3-14
3-15,
5-
+$2
Ltd.
div.
p-
2-28
$15c
$!0c
Co.
4-15
3-14
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5c
Fuel
Stock
3-31
•
Canadian General Securities class A
Class B
Class
4-
25c
1
Colorado
$25c
*43%c
(quar.)
1
3-31
$1.25
3-
"
1
——
Canadian, General
.
4-
(quar.)—__
pfd.
60c
t Participating
,
3
'
4-15
3-10*
Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
31 %C
._
$20c
—
$1.12%
-
•
$$1.10
$70c
*37%c
31 %c
*50c
$$1.25
*18%c
Growth
5-
1
$90c
3-
3-21
(quar.)
(Joseph)
4-
'*■ 4,
3-
3-15
25c
Manufacturing
4-15
_i__Tw_
$1.75 preferred (quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel Co.,
Diversified
3-28
3-28
12 Vac
Production
Dodge
4-
tquar.)i__..___i._____4_l__
(quar.)___.
3-21
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Dixon
3-1.4
$l0c
preferred
4-
Inc.
(Walt)
3-15
3-10
Canadian Canners Ltd., class A (quar.)lil—
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common tquartf—
$1
$1.50
Diebold,
•4-15
1
Extra
preference
Diversey
1
3-17
iquar.)
1
1
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (increased)-^Canadian Breweries, Ltd., com, (quar.)ill—
«
$1.25 conv. preierred (quar.)
i_:—
Canadian Bronae Ltd., common (quar.t
1' 5(4
4-11
Disney
■
3-20
3-281
50c
Car
1
1
,___
_
3-20
7 Vac
'
Quarterly
.
1
4-22
Development-
3-20
A
<quar.)_
Arts
Motor
5-
4-
—
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
T
4-
4-
(s-a)
Chemical
11c
4-
(quar.)___
1
3-
81.50
class
3-20
25c
Diamond
Is 6p
Colon
12 (ic
(reduced)
B
Di-Noc
3-13
1
11c
1
$87 (4c
(quar.)__
Class
3-14
3-31
3-14
v
4-
*25c
*37%
f$1.06(4
(quar.)—
3-14
•
4-
2-20
3-20
25c
$1.06(4
___r(
—_J—
class A
4-1
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
Share
common
(quar.)
Raynolds Co.,
&
$7.40
3-12
1
$$1.15
*87V2C
(quar.)
(quae)
Assurance
Canada
4-
Corp.,
87 %c
.)
(qi
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*62V2C
$32%c
.
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd., com.
Canada
«'
Company
Steel
30c
3(4(5
.
——
Dry Corp.; common
preferred (quar.)
•'$4.25
37 %c
—
„•
Devoe
50c
$2.50
.
Soup
3-15
'
(quar.)—
Corp.
Co.,
Camden
Campbell
4-
$1
4-4
International
Detroit
Preferred
3-17
•
3-14
1
When
Par
Name of
of Rec.
3-31
62c
'
._
,(.quar.)__
.
55c
Holders
When
Payable
25c
(quar.)
iquar. i
20c
$1.18%
(quar.)—
Share
Coca-Cola
.
(quar.)__
common
Per
Name of
of Rec.
Payable
63c
75c
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
,13
(1213)
3-
3
3-17
3-
3
12V2C
4-
1
3-15
62V2C
13c
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-20
7%c
12_?
$1.25
$1.25
6-30
6-20
3-31
3-20
6-30
6-20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Par
Name
Flexible
of Company
Tubing Corp.
-
Power
Public Utilities* Co.,-common
Light;
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
Florida
Telephone
preferred
Mineral
Corp.
35c
i6y4c
Fram
-Corp.
Fraser
:
3-
6
(s-a)
3-31
3-20
Grant
6-17
5-
4-
1
4-
4-
1
3-
6
1
3-
7
3-
7
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Great American Realty, class A (quar.*)
3-
3
Great
20C
'3-20
4-
3-10
*
X
3-17
25C
(o.uar.)—
(quar/)—.
% 3-17
3- 3
25C
3-20
3-10
$25c
4-18
3-23
4-15
;
4-
1
_____
Fuller *(Geo.
Investors, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
(It. E.) Co., 4*8',! preferred (qnar.)
Garfinckel (Julius)
3-15
5-
i
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
3-31
3-14
3-28
3-11
3-
3-15
1
3
—
3-31
3-14
Grocery
3-14
Grumman
3-31
3-14
Gulf
Interstate
50 c
3-24
3- 4
Guli
Life
32 %C
4-
1
$35c
4-
1
_
$10c
4-
1
$$1.25
4-
1
3-
$$1.37
4-
1
3- 3
___
5%
preferred (quar.)——
bVzfo
preferred (quar.)
______——
General American Investors,
4-
1
1
3-14
Co.
10c
—
4-
3-
1
7
$4
Halliburton
2c
4-
3-
Investors Trust
General Motors
$5
preferred
$3.75
—
3-14
50c
5-
9
4-11
50c
4-23
3-14
4-18
2-27
4-
1
3-20
3-31
3-10
4-
1
3-10
$1.25
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4- 7
$1.25
$1.25
__—.
.
45c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Railway Signal
Refractories
-
(quar.)
3-29
3-
7
7
$2.40
<
preferred fquar.)
-preferred --(quar.)
$1.35
preferred
Telephone
$2.20
preferred
preferred
5V'a 7c
5.60%
4.75%
4'/4%
4-17
4-30
4-17
5%
3-31
3-21
5%
$10o
5-15
4-16
General
5-
I
4- 3
4-1
3- 7
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-14
General
5
Tire
tz
$5
Stock
&
Parts
from
3-15
Heritage
4-
1
3-21
Art
Giddings
Glens
Class
Lewis
4-
1
3-
7
Holan (J.
1
3-
7
Holland
1
3-
7
B
1
3-18
S1.0(»V4
3-31
3-17
$1.12 Va
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
$1.25
8%
4-
1
4-
17 Vic
3-10
3-11
1
3-17
3-20
2-28
3-26
3-
(quarterly
•
25c
2%
3
4-
1
3-22
$1.15
(quar.)_
3-
$1.25
I
3-26
4-
1
3-14
3
Co.
$1.23
(quar.)
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
20c
4-
1
3-14
50c
(N.
Tool
(quar.)
(quar.)
Y.)
4-
1
3-20
Tire
R.)
preferred
preferred A
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-10
8%
preferred A
preferred
3-18
3- 4
3-18
3-
$1.50
4-
1
12 Vac
4-
1
55c
4
3-14
3-10
3-31
3-
7
3-31
»
3-10
4-30
4-10
3-25
2-25
$1.50
5-20
9-10
8-19
$1.50
I "_~
6-10
$1.50
12-10
11-18
$2
3-10
2-18
(quar.)
$2
d-10
5-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
$2
9-10
8-19
$2
12-10
11-18
(quar.)
$2
6-10
5-20
$2
12-10
A
B
8%
preferred. »
(quar.)___
8%
preferred
(quar.)
B
of
t
International
1
3-14
International Milling
3-28
3-20
International
50c
3-28
3-20
3-31
3-14
-
4-
1
3.
Common
4%
3
4-15
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
4-
4%
3-20
3-28
4-
1
Finance Corp.,
(accum.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—II
9-10
♦
8-19
11-18
Natural
Gas,
Hubbell
B
6.40%
preferred
International
3-31
3-20
3-31
Co.
Erie
pfd. A (quar.)
Mortgage
Quarterly
Husky Oil Co. 6%
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
5-
1
4-22
5-
3-25
1
4-
3
3-21
7-
1
6-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
2
3-15
3-31
3-20
3-21
3-
7
3
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-17
3-17
3-17
3-25
3-15
4-15
3-14
4-22
3-21
SI
4-15
3-31
40c
3-29
3-14
3-29
3-14
ment
Co.
2-18
3-17
2-21
3-17
$3
3-27
3-15
4-
1
3-14
60c
4-
1
3-14
433ic
7% pfd. (quar.)_—
(quar.)
Co.
3-20
75c
—
(quar.}_
(6c
1
3-11
3-20
3-
1
3-13
4-
—
of America
4-
2-21
4-
20c
—
(quar.)
Securities
Investment
1
3-14
3
from invest¬
income
plus 10c from net realized
The net profits dividend is pay¬
profits).
16c
3-
Foundation, Ltd., com.
3-25
4-25
3-31
—
3-28
3-18
30c
4-15
4-
15c
5-
1
Class
2-28
6-25
3-17
3-31
3-20
4-
3-21
Trust
(Rhode
3-31
3-28
3-14
lc
3-28
J-1*
$25c
3-28
2-28
—
$25c
3-28
2-28
—
Extra
—
Island)—
Light, com.
3
3-
3
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)_
3-31
3.30%
preferred
5-
1
3-31
4.40%
4-
1
3-22
preferred
preferred
9-10
4-15
Fireman
Jamestown
3-20
3-
1
3
1%
3-14
2-28
3-31
2-28
25c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
62 Vac
1
3-15
1
3-15
3-26
2-26
40C
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
$1.10
4-
1
3-14
$1.20
4-
1
—.——
Telephone Corp.—
(quar.)
'
preferred B
1
3-14
1
2-28
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
$1.25
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
Steel
3-14
Kaiser
3-14
3-14
$1.46
preferred
(quar.).
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand
3-31
3-14
25c
4-15
4-
S
4-15
4-
ft
3-20
3-10
4-15
3-15
62 Vac
3-31
3-12
4-
3-21
^
3-15
Kansas
$4.32
4.28%
4% %
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-14
3-
5-
1
4-17
4-
1
3-22
62 Vic
4-
1
3-
7
$1.25
4-
1
3-
7
$5.65
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-14
36VaC
3-31
3-14
Rapids RR.—
1
3-15
50c
—
3-20
2-28
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.08%
6-
1
5-15
$1.12%
6-
1
5-15
3-31
3-11
I
Co., common
35C
(quar.)
$1.08
4-
1
3-11
$1.07
4-
1
3-11
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-11
:
1
4-' 1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
$1.41
4-
1
3-15
-
com.
(quar.)_______—_______
(Printinnp/l
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
5-15
$1
$1.05
Southern Ry. Co.—
Natural Gas,
4-
95c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7
40c
$2.90
Kansas-Nebraska
3-14
3-31
common
Gas & Electric
2-28
30c
City Power & Light, com.
Kansas City
2-28
10c
—
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
3.80%
$5
$1.50
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Kansas
4-15
Corp.,
3-31
2-28
3-28
(quar.)—
3-31
1
933/4«
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quarj
3-31
4-
$1.25
—
Johnson,
3-31
vtl
15c
(quar.)
31»/4C
44-
4-
xl%%
(quar.)
3%^
preterred
37'/aC
3
xl%%
Jewel
Corp.
3-
xl%%
3-31
Kahler
1
Xl3/4%
4-15
Co.,
3
4-
$1.25
Electric
Tea
3
3-
$37 Vic
—
preference (quar.)
7% preference B (quar.)
5% preference C (quar.)_f.__—
5% preference D (quar.)
6% preference E (quar.).
Jamaica Water Supply—
$5 preferred A (quar.).
$5
3-
3-17
$$1.75
Dreferred
.Public Service, Ltd., ccnn. (quar.j —
Jefferson
3-17
40c
(quar.)—
3-31
3-14
3-14
15c
Mfg.
3-31
3-15
3-14
$1.083i
82 Vic
—i.——.—
4-15
3-28
3-15
44-
4-15
4-15
1
60c
533/ic
30c
+20c
4-
:—
7%
2-28
3-14
1st
Jamaica
4
$40c
(quar.$__
37 Vic
(quar.)
(initial)
TrustTn- 'y.")
Irving
3-24
4-
10-20
15c
Iron
$12 %C
7-21
10-20
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
3-
1
1
11-
(quar.)—
3-
3-28
8-
11-
25c
com.
(quar.)
1
3-26
7-21
—
Light & Power,
(quar.)
5-
$1.12%
4-21
1
37 Vic
3-31
3-21
1
—————
3-31
4.80%
5B-
25C
preferred
&
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Power
1
37 Vac
______
—
(quar.)
4.80%
Iowa
4-21
5-
37 Vic
-——_____
Electric
Iowa
3-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4.30%
1
8C
5c
(Increased)
preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
5-31
3-15
——
—
$2.50
3-26
3-31
3-15
4-15
(s-a)—
Syndicate of Canada,
(increased)
A
Investors
1
4-10
tquar.)—
Common
4-15
3-25
preferred
_____
Investors
3-18
3-28
3-15
4-15
Trust of Boston—
Royalty Co.
Extra
3-20
60c
2-28
4-15
$75c
(quar.)
(Quarterly from net investment income)
2-28
5-15
convertible
6%
Investment
7
4-12
$60c
cash or stock—_—
able in
Investment
4-15
(Ontarioi-
;
1st pfd.
3
10c
_______
common
preferred
Interstate
3-20
4-
15c
Corp.
3
$1
(quar.)—
4.36%
3-20
3-31
$40c
(quar.)
nurd Lock & Mfg. Co
&
Shoe
International Silver Co.,
$10c
conv.
3-
3-14
(quar.)
Interstate Power,
6
60c
(class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5%
Huron
Co.
20c
(quar.)—
(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)
Class
3
3-31
3
$1
Salt
25c
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.
3-
1
(quar.)—
common
$1.31%
(quar.)
Hoving Corp.
3-
Ltd.—
Canada,
62 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
Storage
Co., class A (quar.)
B
3-
3-31
$70c
$1.37 Va
5%
Class
3-10
3-31
$1
of
Co.
3-
Co.—
common
3-10
1
3-31
1
—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred "$25 par"
5\\7»
preferred (quar.),
1
4-
Corp.—
93%c
(quar.)
5%
4-
50c
$1
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Houston
3-17
3-17
4-
(s-a)__
'$1.10
common
Oil Field Material
3-17
1
1
3-31
——__________
2-20
1%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Houston
1
4-
4-
4-
(quar.)
Nickel
International
3-17
$1.06'/4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
dividend)
com.
4-
50c
preferred
5%
(quar.)
preferred
C.)
(quar.)—
International Power, Ltd. (quar.)
1
91 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
$4
5
4-15
5G'/4C
Inc.,
3-17,
35c
Chemical
&
International Paper Co.,
5
4- 5
Brooklyn, N. Y.)
pfd.
•
1
50c
(final)pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
Co., 4%
Minerals
International
v
1
4-
12c
(quar.)—
50c
(stock
3-10
3-20
4-
$65c
$4
25c
America, 5%
preferred
50C
40c
I
Holdings,
3-14
4-
3-31
Co.
37 %c
dividend)
Industries
4-15
37 Vic
25c
D.
30c
4.40%
$50c
__X
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
8%
Houdaille
Household
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hotel Corp.
3-18
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Harvester
Ltd.—
(quar.)
common
(stock
3-14
$$1
Co.—
B
1
$lc
-
Insurance
Mines,
5%
(Canada)
(quar.)
Employees
preferred
3-27
15c
<quar.)
preference
(W.
Rubber
International
12 VaC
Hoover Company, 4J2% preferred
Horner (Frank w.), Ltd., class A
4-
$10c
&
3-20
25C
(quar.),
Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
i
Electrochemical—
33/i%
■
3-14
1
Bank
25c
Shoppes,
1
;
Co
(Wash.,
1
15c
Gold
Title
$2.25
Steamship
4-
State Life Insurance (Oklahoma
City)—
50c
(quar.)_
Intcrlake
4-
50c
!
Common
Class
4-
Corp.
$6c
25c
II
(quar.)
3
Securities
16c
3-14
•
Machine
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar)
Holmes (D. H.), Ltd. (quar.)
Hot
$1.20
invest¬
4-
50c
Co.
(quar.)
common
from
9c
4-21
Investors
Extra
$4.25
3-10'
1
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Interlake Iron Corp.__________
$45c
Cor.
plus
Inter-Ocean
20c
Quarterly
Home
1
4-
_____—___—
3-14
35c
(quar.)___
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
-
Consolidated
Holly Sugar,
3-10
4-
from
3-17
Hooker
10c
Telegraph (quar.)
(quar.)
F.) Co. fquar. >
IIIIIIIIIIII
(B.
8%
8%
3-17
3-31
40c
Stock
Government
6%
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Common
6%
4-
H.)
profits
income)
(3c
Inc.
3-19
56 Vic
Lumber
Furnace
Hollingcr
2-14
1
$15c
Electronics
4-
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Goodyear
6%
Hoffman
4-
25c
GoldblatfV Bros.
Grace
Hines
7
ment
Fund,
$15c
$45c
Quarterly
(Edward)
3- 7
Corp.—
A
Goodrich
4%
3-15
3-
1
3-17
4-
$1.03
1
1
4-
433ic
Higbee Company (quar.)
;
Higbic Mfg. (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—
66c
Goebei Brewing—
60c
convertible
preferred'
Gold Seal Dairy Products
Gold
4-
24c
$1.14
3-31
4-
53VsC
&
f
Ltd.—
Income
International
40c
Quarterly
3-31
3C
$1.03 Va
insurance Exchange Building Corp. (Chic.)—
Quarterly
'
$1
(quar.)
'Bartlett
Shares,
securities
6-10
1
60c
59 %C
:
Insurance
Glldden Company
Class
Creamery Co.
Spencer
Home
(quar.)
Az
Falls
3-10
1
50c
2%
(quar.)
Cement
Portland
Gibson
4-
$1.12 V2
1
6-30
30c
Extra
4-
5
4c
Hibbard
53VbC
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4 60 preferred
84.92 preferred (quar.)
5
3-14
1
$1.37 Vi
Inc
Hershey
55c
5%
3-
4-
25c
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—■
414 % preferred A (quar.)
Fund,
.
Inc.—
3-15
28c
Boston
Products,
1
Rubber—
preferred
Galion
1
3-10
of
3-20
21 Vic
i
pfd. (quar.);
Heller (W. E.) & Co., com. (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.)
Helme (Geo. W.) Co., com. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Ilcppenstall Co., preferred (quar.)
4-
quar.)
(quar.)
7
12 Vic
2.G5%
4-
investment income)
:
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)
Stock dividend
;
$5
Co.,
7% preferred class A (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co. (quar.)
net
Giant
J.)
3-15
1
Genung's Inc., common
George Putnam Fund
(H.
1
(increased
3
25c
4-
_
33-
25c
Hercules
4-
(quar.)
1
37 Vac
V'
(quar.)
3-15
dividend
Genuine
D
3-15
27 Vic
pfd.
4-
3-21
25c
1
(quar.)
4Vi%
3-12
50c
(quar.)
1
4-10
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Tire
B
4-
1
4Va%
1
27 Vic
4-
5-
Rubber,
C
52c
5 Vi 7c
4-
50c
preferred E (quar.)___
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar.)
Hein-Werner Corp.
rquar.)__
Heinz
2-28
-
—
4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
50C
33=540
__
1
5%
Electric Co.,
preferred
preferred
2-28
3-20
4-
(year-end of 14c
plus 10c from cap-
Boston
40c
;
5VL'% preferred F (quar.)
62VaC
(quar.)
3-12
$1.50
pfd. (accum.)
Ltd—
(quar.)____
3-10
2-28
59 %c
(quar.)—
1
2'/a%
(quar.)
4%
prior
4-30
25c
(quar.)
4-11
4-
50c
llarris-Intertype Corp. (reduced)
Corp.
(quar.)
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)_________
8%
preferred (quar.)
3 6 Vic
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Time Corp.
(quar.)
5.28%
1
4-30
37VaC
div.)
Harsco
preferred
2-28
3-31
,
2-28
3-31
-—».•»———■
Institutional
preferred
(quar.)
Harding Carpets Ltd. (quoj\)
Harnschfeger Corp. (quar.)
Tobacco,
55c
preferred
4.25%
5-
$$1.25
6%
Hawaiian
3-31
*17Vic
Indiana Telephone Corp.,
6-10
Times
Southwest—
General Telephone
Corp., common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
2
3-17
Hartman
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-30
35c
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3-15
4-
31 Vic
;
the
of
1
50C
OOc
(quar.)
Co.
4-
4%
Hartford
$$1.25
preferred qqiuir.)
General Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania—•
$2.10 ^preferred -(quur.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
5.80%
8-19
4%
3-28
*
$1.40
General
5-19
8
20C
(stk.
4
7
$12Vic
Institutional
Hanson-V*n Winkle-Munning Co.
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
3-
3-14
3-10
9
35c
class A stk.)
1
1
1
6-
60c
(quar.)__—
Hanover Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Hanover Shoe, Inc. (quar.)
3-11
3-31
35c
4-
40c
•
—
4-15
9-
$25c
(N. Y.)
3-21
General
General Telephone Co. oi Ohio—*
$1.25 preferred '(quar.)
li
dividend (payable in class A stk.)
1
$30c
$1.12 Va
3-21
_
_______
2-21
3-17
5-
7
dividend (payable in
4-
of
3-H\
3-14
5-
87VaC
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred dquar.)
General Telephone -Co. of
Michigan—
3-10
$1.16
(quar.)
3,
3-14
3-31
3-10
15c
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
57c
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5 7o
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone -Co. of Illinois—
$2.37Va -preferred
(quar.)
3-
$25c
Co.
3-
4-
1
50c
_
Steel Wares
3-21
3-20
62 Vic
Cementing
1
3-31
6%
—w:;
4 Vu
Stock
3-31
4-
Indiana
1
25c
_
$3.50 preferred series A (quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp.
(quar.)
3-12
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)—
1
3-14
3-10
$50c
*
Michigan Efectric Co.—■
% preferred (quar.)—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.12% preferred (quar.)
3-31
12 Vic
(annual)—
)
Canada—
oi
pains)
20c
(quar.)
j
3-18,
4-
3-31
$62 Vic
Co.
——;
from investment inconie
itsil
37 Vic
(quar.)
Co—
Bank
Life Assurance
_____
4-
preferred
.
3-31 *
$12%c
(quar.)
-
4-15
75c
new
Lund
income
3-20
Stock
Hanover
(QUHr.t.
(quar.)___
(s-at
Foundation Fund—
$1
$1.25
37VaC
.
Securities, Inc. (Minn.)
Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50
Oil
Co.
Co.
'4-11
:
57 % c
5-15
Co^
Well
20c
4
Shoe
General
4 7z7c
RR.
preference
Income
7
$20c
preferred
preferred
Hancock
3- 7
3-28
Realty & Utilities Corp. (quar.),
General
4-
3-14
(quar.).
General
General
7
7c
General
General
7
3-
3Va%
(quar.)
Cement
General Portland
3-
93 %c
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
44-
4'%%
3-14
(Boston)
pfd.
3-
3-20 »
$2
Year-end
6%
7
Hammermill Paper—
7
3-31
(quar.)—___
5%
3-15*
3-31
3-20
3-31
50c
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.) ______——*+-■■
Imperial Paper & Color (quar.
Imperial Tobacco Co, of Canada, Ltd., com.
7
...
3-
3-31
___
Inc.,
1
3-31
S1.06V4
;
Printing Co.
Oil
68 c
$1.12
(quar.)
Telephone
Quarterly
3-17
4-
3-20
(quan.)___________——
(quar.)
3-14
15c
Electric
General Mills
1
3-31
4%
3-14
25c
General
4-
3-
12 Vac
4-
23o
General
;
3-
(quar.)
4-
37'iC
quar,).
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)—,
Co.
(quar.).___■
Electric, Ltd. (interim)
:
Industries, 57c preferred (quar.»__
General
F.)
$2.50
.
4-16
3-31
(increased)(quar.)
4-
15C
General
General
7
(W.
35c
<quar.)_
(initial)—
preferred
(quar.)
A
7 Vic
$1
Crude
3-10
3-10 '
1
3-31
Haloid Company (quar.)_________
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.
50c
General
Co.
1
SI.25
(reduced
$5c
2
4- 2
5-
25c
20c
—
_
Controls, common
preferred (quar.)
4-
RR.—
(quar.)
4.64%
Insurance
Hall
3-18
;
General
Halifax
4-15
4-
preferred
(quar.)
57c preferred (quar.)
57c preferred ($20 par)
Oil
3-14
5-
$2
(quar.)
25c
(quar.),
15c
6%
6 7o
3-31
87»/2C
Corp., common
3-10
$30c
A
—____
com. (quar.)—__
(quar.)——
1st preferred
4- 2
$1.25
preferred (s-a)
Brass, Ltd., common
Hahn
Class
3-14
3-21
50C
Quarterly
Class
General Cable Corp.,
General, Contract
1
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—
<quar.)_
(quar.)
4-
3-31
3-14
4-
Central
12-15
9-15
-
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
3-14'
rime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
G.vns"m
Bell
6-16 "J
.
12-30
$1
preferred (quar.)
——
$1.05
4.20% preferred (quar.)
—_—____
$1.15
4.60% preferred (quar.)
$1.41 Vi
5.65% preferred (quar.)__
Indianapolis Water—
$1.25
5% preferred A (quar.)^
——
$1.06Vi
4%% preferred B (quar.)___
:
$35c
Industrial Acceptance Ltd., com.
(quar.)—
$56 Vic
4%% preferred
(quar.)
——
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__——_ $$1.12 Vi
$68%C
5Vz7o
preferred (quar.)____^_-_-_—_
20c
Industrial Development Corp. (quar.)
$3
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (,s-a)____—
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd.—
50c par tic. class A
$12VaC
(quar.)
——
$$1
4%
preferred (quar.)—
25c
Insley Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
—
50c
Inspiration Consolidated Copper (reduced)__
Ohio
preferred
5%
——
&
$5 preferred
3
1
$1.06 V*
common
Co.
Gulf Power Co..
General American Transportation Corp.—
Quarterly
Baking Co., common
$8 preferred
(quar.)
$5
Gas,
Co.
Illinois
3-17
1
"4-
40c
(quar.)
Engineering
Insurance
3- 3
10c
quar.)
General
Aircraft
3- 3
$1.12 Va
com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
General American Oil Co. of Texas—
(increased
3-15
A
~
2-21
4-
$1.75
(increased quar.)_____^
Products ,(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
3-17
30c
Inc.
Corp.
Store
Cement
Ideal
1
3-15
<5-30.
91.25
45c
pfd.
4.60%
Breaker.
.
.
9-30
(annual)
Securities
Circuit
Imperial
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred (quar.)
Griggs Equipment, Inc.
40c
___
3-
45c
4>4%
Gulf Mobile
Ilydro-Electric
3-31
$1.25
prior preferred series I (quar.)...—_
Illinois
(quar.)
Green Mountain Power Co. (quar.)___
Greening (B.) Wire Ltd. (qiiar.)___
25c
Corp.
Gate City Steel inc.
(Omaha)—
<6%% preferred (quar)
i
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd., common
3-29
75c
(quar.)_
L.)
28V'bC
rquar.)_—
(quar.)
common
preferred
<II.
4Va%
Producers—
Greyhound
3-25
4-
Packing
Garrett
7%
Green
I
5%
5-15
$1.25
.
of Bee."
Payable
$1.25
3-25
30c
4-
12%c
—
3-20
4-
Stock dividend
Grinnell
;
4-15
5c
6% preferred series A (initial)
Great Western Sugar, common
(quar.)
Year-end
& Co.—-
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
Great Western
56 Vic
preferred (quar.)
General Box
Great Western Financial Corp.
3-29
Fundamental
Funsteu
5
3-
$$1.10
3-14
30c
<quar.)
A.) Co.- (quar.)
3-
1
3 7 Vic
Increased
4-28
iUC
Corp.
1
$31ViC
3-27
1
5
4-
>
<„
(quar.)
10c
pfd. dquar.)_,
Realty (quar.)
3-
4-
Great Northern Railway (quar.)
Great West Life Assurance Co. \Winnipeg)—
$30c
.
10c
New
preference
3-20
I-T-E
75c
;
10c
Extra
1st
3-17
Holder*
When
Per
Huttig Sash & Door—
5% preferred (quar.J_.
5%
preferred (quar.).
5%
preferred (quar.).
5% preferred (quar.)_^i.
Iluycfc <F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.J^—
$2.75 class A preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—•
20C
FriedmaiML.)
Garlock
5%
Co.,
11-25
3-27
50c
1
Power
12-15
10c,
93%c
3-31
25c
Ltd.
Canada,
T.) Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lakes
8-25
$2
»W.
33i%
50c
25c
■
9-15
$25c
.
25c
(reduced)_„_
Frick & Co., -6%
4Vi%
(quar.)
22 Vic
Co.
Common
A
—
(quar.)
Cos.. -Ltd. -(quar.)—
Frigikar
Class
5-26
Share
Name of Company
of Bee.
G-16
)25c
»quar.>_,
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
Holder»
Payable
$25c
______
25c
A
L
4quar.)
——- J.
Ft)rt 'Wayne Corrugated Paper -<quar%
__
Fresxrtllo
A
(quar.)
2-28
(quar.)^
Steel
Class
A
3-20
Inc.
Fostoria -Pressed
i
Share
class
15c
—
(quar.)
pfd.
common
Foundation 'Co. >of
2-28
3-25
4-
•
$1.18-/4
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp. (quar.)
Urancl Trunk Warehouse & Cold Storage Co.
;
Annual
_________
——
Inc., 5%
-Dairies
Foremost
3- 5
of Company
&
"
"
Machinery & Chemical, com. (quar.)—
Foote
3-20
When
cer
Name
Grafton
__
preferred - <quar.(_-.
Steel-Corp. (quar.).;—.
$4.20
■
2-17
$1.06
Florida
Flying Tiger Line,
Food Fair Stores,
3-31
(rOC
Florida
Food
of Bee.
(quae.)
Corp:
Florida
'4Vi%
Holder*
Payable
10%
(stock dividend)
Power
Florida
When
Share
*
.
.
on
50)
Volume
Number
137
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.
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.;
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15
i^—» ■
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
l'ear .1
33% Jun
Oct
21
3?VtFeb
12
Nov
13
28*
32
Lowest
Highest
15%
37% Jan
45% Feb
14
ACF Industries Inc
25
10% May 27
14% Jan
18% Mar 10
88% Jan
8
19% Jan
24% Jan
27% July 18
20% Jan
27% Jan
24% Jan
104
11
12
Jun
7
30
14% Jan
7
19 Va Oct
11
16% Dec
31
45% Oct
21
81% July
B
31 % July 23
65% July 8
,
V
Acme
22% Feb
5
Adams
26% Jan
23
Jan
T
163% Feb
5
9 V4 Feb
28
17% Jan
49% Jan
13
8
25% Dec
16
24% Jan
2
Aug 28
3% May 28
2Va Jan
3
30
19% Jan
13% Dec
20
*70
Oct
30
3% Dec
10
11 Vt Jan
2
8
108
Jan
2
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
30
9 Va Jun
14
4Vo Jan
240
Oct
24
200'A Jan
27
146
Sep
80% Dec
31
23% Dec
30
65-% Apr
3
93% Dec
17
110% Jun
13
12% Oct
22
16 Va Nov
€8% Nov
18
88% Jan
20% Nov 20
23% July
36% Dec
24
59
Oct
25% Dec
30
80% Jan
12
Nov
35
30
70% Dec
20
20% Dec
17
87-
82
19
23% Nov
39
27% Dec
23
50% Dec
30
21% Dec
27
Jan
27
91% Jan
27
$4
37% Mar 11
96
25
12% Jan
3
14% Feb
20
3
72% Jan
2
80% Feb
4
3
21
Jan
2
24% Feb 10
4
40% Jan
13
46% Feb 21
8
27
Jan
9
2
31VaFeb
15% Jan
2
Jan
6
23% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
99
Jan
27
34 Va Mar
28%
15%
16%
43Vt
43'%
5,900
18
17Vt
17%
17,500
21%
21
21V4
20%
21%
3,800
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,500
26%
26%
26'%
26%
26%
162 %
162 %
162'%
8%
8%
8%
t>
3,600
300
163
1,400
81/4
8%
19%
20 Vu
20
20%
19'%
20
22
21%
21%
211/4
21%
300
55%
54%
551/4
54%
55%
16,700
*21%
55
28%
*28 %
212
28%
*205
28%
*150
160
*150
160
*204
212
*206
28%
*150
■
162
Xl62
/
212
28 Vt
160
2%
1
prior
conv
-110
100
Industries
Cheihical
17%
1
8%
5,700
7,500
212
28%
160
*150
4%
82
281%
2,400
160
17%
17%
73%
73 Va'
73%
73i%
4%
4%
*82
84
%*82/%
••
37
*93 %
95
%
*93 Va
37%
95%
36
13%
*13'%
13'%
78
23%
45 Va
*23
44V4
44 >4
V;
90
79%
44%
23'A
43 Va
82
13%
23
23V4
43%
82
79
43%
23%
43%
20,200
37%
23
23%
4Va
210
95%
80
5
30
v-
36'%
13%
No par
220
800
:
73
*931/2
13%
Inc
4,300
37%
79%
7 8'.'4
4,200
14%
111
95%
80
*13 Va
78%
4%
*155
83
36%
2%
18
*73'%
4Va
83
13%
13%
*30
84
37%
05
78
No par
.
18
210
95
*13
Mills
4%
*155
210
*155
1
Laboratories
4%
4V4
210
18
Allied Kid Co
*109'%
17%
Dye
Inc
&
14 Vt
111
76
36%
2'%
14Vt
*109 Va
17%
*155
82
36 1
141/4
111
*109%
2%
17%
*73%
210
*2%
14%
14Va
14V4
110
17%
76
4%
1
100
14
2-lit
2%
2%
109%
17%
*115
No par
2%
1.12
*73 %
100
preferred
2%
14%
14
-100
common
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
*93'%
.
27,800
'/■;%
10
400
79
13,300
23
23
700
43%
44%
6,300
30%
30
30%
*30V4
30%
30
301/4
30'%
30'%
5
12%
13
12%
13%
Xl2%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
4,700
43%
44 Va
44%
45
45%
45V4
46
46
46%
9,500
77%
4
Corp
Alpha Portland Cement
Jan
2
8
26% Feb
25
32 Va Mar 12
Aluminium
1
60% Jan
2
72% Mar 13
Aluminum
Jan
4
16
43%
17%
55%
*206%
400
7,800
106
Corp comrnon__No par
4% preferred100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
4.08% convertible preferred
10i)
16
July
%
150
2
Allied Stores
22
91% Jan
Jan
28
*
100
Mining
-
Allied Products
9
210
*104
22%
•;'22%;,::;
55
106
42%
8%
19%
18%
*21 Va
55 Va
33%
49%
49
'
Allied
21
74
2
*
Gold
Allen
4
12% Mar 14
30
Corp
preferred
Allied
May 10
Jan
*200
Vicksburg Ry—i&
Juneau
Allied
46% Mar 14
80
Jan 13
53 Va July
102
5 % Jan 27
2
36'A May
119
series__100
1951
163
8%
:
22
54
4% %: preferred
Alleghany Corp common
6 % Vo preferred A
2
35% Jan
18%
*21%
27
Jan
♦7% Jun
0
Nov
7 %
30% Jan
Jan
pfd
18%
1
No par
Aldens Inc common...^.-J«_.^5/
92
22% Aug 13
7
Dec
1
Alco Products Inc
3
162
8 V4
28
210
Jan. 21
80
5
&
162
Shares
*32%
*26%
26%
8 Vt
the Week
15%
22%
*26%
74% Jan
2
17
22'%
26%
Feb
18
Oct
190
22%
26 Va
Alaska
111% Mar
14
20%
22 Va
20
14% Jan
Jan
114
21
1
Gas
Alabama
13% May 13
77JA Jan 14
25
18
No par
11
Feb
3
43 Va
Co
conv
Alabama
160
1
23
10% Dec
4.50%
15%
17%
Corp
common
*104
42%
20%
Engineering Co
106
15%
20%
Corp
491/4
.43 Va
18
20%
Air Reduction Inc
33%
48%
42%
>.17%
162
33
16
18%
Frldhy
Mar. 14
33%
48 Vt
*104
43
Seiee ft
Thursday
48%
*33
106
13 VA
1
PRICES
Mar. 13
15%
42%
Express
Aeroquip
*104
106
1
Aetna-Standard
Mar
210
*104
10
Stores Inc
Co
Admiral Corp
56% Mar
193% Jan
100
Addressograpli-Multigraph Corp—10
Feb
23
2
Steel
Adams-Millis
21% Jan
16% Jan
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
3
28
30
Dee
conv
Jan
143
v
106
232% Jun
}76% Feb 15
Jun
48%
15%
Feb
107
33%
48%
64% May 17
1
July
*32%
4 8'.4
1
<5% Dec
2
33%
47 %
Vending Corp
24
23% Dec
4%
*3234
ABC
20 Va Dec
155
1
24
14
10
SALE
Mar. 13
5
Abbott Laboratories common
31
27
132
Abacus Fund
6
17
HIGII
Wednesday
Mar. 11
Jan
Dec
Mar
7
33% Mar
49% Feo
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 10
16 Va Jan
> 17% Jun
24
3
13
P«f
Jan
mWan
2
30% D'jc 30
12 »'e Oct 21
21
30% Jan
102% Jan
.
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
43% Jan
17
51% July 15
104 % May 22
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
j.
of
79%
24%
771/2
98%
10
33 %
34
30 Va
08%
30%
1
America
24%
*96 Vt
24%
*96
98
500
78%
79
*78%
79'A
160
24%
24%
24%
24'%
24%
27,300
98
76
771/2
24%
25
*96 V*
No par
Limited
Co
*77 Va
45
»/t
98
98
98
98
200
34V4
33%
34
33Va
33%
33%
33%
5,800
30%
31%
30%
32 %
31%
32 Vt
31
31%
113,500
69%
72%
70 Va
72%
71 Vt
72'%
70%
71%
32,900
34
;
69%
Amalgamated Leather Co
0%
convertible
preferred
50
30Va Feb 21
22
15
24V» Feb
13
24% Nov 13
29V4 Jan
27% Jan 21
32 J/4 Feb
4
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The),
33
53 Va July
33% Feb
21
40% Mar
3
Amerace
8F
10
Feb
25
93% Jan
16
59
Oct
21
70% Aug 16
64'A Jan
2
71% Feb
19
14
Dec
38
24Va Jan
3
14% Jan
2
18 V4 Feb
17
American
77
Oct
30
8
85% Jan
9
91
Feb
20
3%%
34% Jan
13
39
Feb
28
97% Jan
3
101
31
88% Nov
13
3
147% Jun
113
7
Jan
31% Jan
7
93% Nov
13
37'A Aug
fi
99% Mar 28
25
Oct
21
32 Va Dec
51
Sep
6
16% Oct
11
32 V* Dec
28
Mar 13
B
60
Jan
20
May
57% July
30
104% Feb
31
Mar
9
19 % Feb
25
8
33% Jan
2
66
12
,
27
140
July
8
Mar 13
32V4 Jan
2
Jan
28
62
19
Jan
3% Oct
13
Jan
2
19
Jan
2
15% Mar 13
Jan
2
21
Bosch
Theatres
0 %
2
70% Mar 11
American
8
29% Jan
17
83% Feb
27
80% Jan
3
35% Oct
48% July 15
22
39% Jan
American
3
6
4%%
o
American
Jan
Co
1
—
& Cable
Co
Feb
24
Mar 11
American
17% Aug 27
13% Jan
2
17 Va Mar 13
American
14
14 Va Jan
2
171/2 Mar
4
American
Enka
Jun
7
32% Feb
12
3
American
49
21
10
100
16% Dec
23
Oct
28
70
135
Feb
84% Dec
73% Nov 28
10% Feb
12
15 Va Aug
92
Nov
29
07 Va Jun
12% Oct
22
15% Jan
2
Oct
13
Feb
3
27
14% Jan
27
17% Jun
11
16
Jan
2
18 V4 Feb
6
Msy 27
43% July 16
96
Jan
2
83
22
Jan
Feb
16% Jun
Aug 28
41
96
79
102
10
29% Oet
93
73
31
21
Feb
4
68% July 18
13
32% Jan
Jan
100
6
83% Feb
11
47% Jan
8
17% Jan
17
1G
Oct
22
28% Jun
13
Jun
28
20
99 Va Feb
6
29
July 31
20% Feb 28
31
July 31
23VtJan
Dec
11
24
Nov
14
5% Jan
.
7
11
92
Jan
12
11
8
2
7
54
Mar
5
211/4 Mar 13
93% Feb
21
23V4 Mar
7
23V4 Jan
7
13 Va Mar 14
Jan
8% Mar 21
Jan
10% Jun
27
37% Feb
80
20% Dec
Jan
2
14
9% Jan
24
3.90%
10% Dec
22
24
Nov
15
17% Oct
18 Va Jan
21
141
158
8
Apr
4
34% Jan
10
52% Dec
31,
35 % Dec
31
97% July
3
68% Jun 11
133% Nov
4
155% Jan 24
39% Oct
35Vi Feb
ll>/4 Jan
21
2
421/4 Jan
14% Mar 13
Jan
9
156
22 V4 Jan
13
26
54 Vs Feb
27
35% Jan
2
154
147
Mar
3
Jan
2
9
Mar 12
Feb
63 V4 Jan
Jan
47% Feb
123% Feb
15
117% Jan
2
124
Feb
25
27% Dec
31
€7% Jan
3
27% Jan
2
33
Feb
5
45% Mar 12
22% Nov
6
Oct
24
7% Oct
24
30
160
Oct
22
3
43
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
6
40
Apr
24
25% Feb
12
B4% Apr
25
12
Jan
179% Mar
31 Va Jan
6
2
8% Jan
2
4
167% Jan
2
211 Jan 20
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
Dec
30
8% Oct
22
25
24
Nov
78% Jan
131% Feb
31
74% Feb
27
14
122% Jan
8
44% July 11
11V4 July 26
25% Jan
26
9% Jan
2
2
72
Feb
30% Mar
33% Jan
27
19
5
20
16%
13
13
13%
43%
42%
20%
21
21
21
*20%
21
20%
21
43%
20%
80
80
88
*80%
88
29
American
American
Water Works Co com—5
series
25
Preferred 6%
21
19 % Mar
7
10% Jan
19% Oct
22
22% Jan
2
26% Feb
5
Amphenol
30
30% Aug
72% Jan
5
29% Dec
B
40
Jan
13
45% Feb
4
Anaconda
14
Anaconda
Dec
45
30
81
May
2
47% Jan
2
2
281/4 Mar
3
26 % Mar 13
12% Jan
55
Mar
28
25
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Electronics Corp
1
Co.
50
Wire & Cable——No par
Preferred
American
Anchor
5%%
Hocking
11
41
Jan
7
48% Mar 13
88
Jan
2
98% Mar 10
S4
30
60 Va July 12
33
Jan
2
3«% Jan
22% Oct
21
43% May 31
22
Jan
13
24% Oct
22
40
26% Jan
2
series
Glass
12
Aug 29
32% Dec
For
footnotes
45
Dec
95% May
see
Mar 20
page
26
24
25% Mar 11
30
Feb
12
preferred
No par
21.80
& Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp—-.10
Anderson
Andes
Clayton
Copper
Mining
.
25%
13
12 %
13%
*151 %
21 Vu
85%
41%
13%
158
24%
55%
42%
148
140
14
17%
*905,a
83
16'A
16%
13 'A
*100
*13Vt
17'A
17%
100
83 Va
6,100
16 '/4
2,000
105
13%
700
17%
2,300
*98%
102
37
Va
33,600
36%
36%
37%
36%
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
x53
53%
53 Va
53%
52%
531/4
1,100
20%
20%
211/4
20%
21 Va
134,300
36
20 V2
20%
*
*93%
22%
*93%
21%
100
X22
*24
*23
24%
13
13
12%
100
22%
23%
13
*93%
21%
•22%
13
100
21%'
23%
*93%
3%
8 Va
8%
8'A
8'/a
58%
59%
58%
59 Va
26
10
10O
2,800
21%
21%
*22%
23%
13%
13Va
600
8%
35,800
13
59%
8'A
59
t
8%
58%
59
27%
28
7,600
6,700
261/4
27%
27%
|'28%
38'/4
37%
38%
37%
38'/4
37%
37%
4,300
36 Va
371/4.
37
38%
37%
39%
37 Va
37'/4
17,700
13%
14
13'%
14 Va
14
14%
14 Va
141/4
47,900
*151'A
158
25%
x38
241%
156
24%
24%
*551/4
56
56
%
41
42%
43%
147
149
*147
47%
♦123%
125%
*123 Va
125 Va
15(5
24%
56
*152
24%
55%
156
*152
.
156
50
2514
25'A
25V4
1,900
56%
55
55'A
230
44 Vt
13,800
43 V
43
44%
147 %
147
147%
43V4
147
47V4
47? a
47%
47%
47%
47'A
* 123 Va
125 Va
*123 Va
125 %
*123%
31%
32 Vt
31%
147
47!4
350
600
125
31%
3,500
28%
32%
31%
31%
31 %
31 Va
31%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70 Vt
70%
70
70
70%
31%
*70
1,600
29
28%.
29
28%
29
28'A
28 %
27%
28
2,500
32%
33
32%
33
32%
32%
1,810
6,100
4
33
9%
172%
77V4
128%
a
10%
*27%
25%
9%,
172%
3V<t
A
3
77
32%
32%
9%
172 Vt
77%
*9 %
78
9%
172
I'3 :i5r>
77%
9%
9%
172'/,.
171%
10%
10%
171'A
171%
79%
78%
79:%
10%
172
79'A'
129
128%
128'A
128 »A
28
28%
28%
28%
28 %
29 'A
28%
28%
23,000
10 %
10 VA
10%
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
10
17,100
V4
28
•27%
28
25%
*25%
25%
11%
128
*27 V2
25 %
11%
128'A
28
25%
11%
128
28
*271/2
28
25%
26%
*25%
26%
230
11%
11%
11%
111/2
3,300
24%
3,400
56,300
*27%
24','4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24»A
44%
43%
44%
43%
45%
44%
43%
43 %
44'A
42
53
54
54.,
54%
54
54%,
54V2
55
53
47%
4 8'A
48%
48%
48
48
98%
98 Va
24%
1,050
128
28'/a
11 %
*34%
11,100
128%
11%
'*51%
47,200
153,000
H;
79
11%
*28
1,600
53%
47%
27 7
13 V4
18
102
83%
1041/4
18,200
36%
47%
171 3
161/4
3,700
14,600
100
86
34%
*47%
48%
1,010
800
48
48
*97
ioq
*97
100
34%
34%
34
34V4
35j
35
1,300
35
24%
24
24%
10,300
27V2
341/2
24%
24%
28 Va
27 Va
'
*97
25%
X24%
25 Va
24%
27%
*27
28
27%
100
*97
*27'A
100
27%
*
-•
800
82%
20%
*
13'/a
83
*100
20%
*81
23
?
53%
20 Va
*24 %
16%
88
6,400
;:
82%
54
Corp—
6 25
Common
9
31% Feb
84
25
111/4 Mar 13
9% Oct
8
10
100
Viscose Corp
25 V/
Jan
25
Tobacco common
■
'
3
American
27 Vt Feb
23 V4 Jan
Co
preferred
0%
4
6
& Tel
(expire Mar 12)
Rights
7
23
25
25
5
-100
Refining common
preferred
22% Oct
Jan
1
Co
6
29% Feb
84
*98%
102
83%
104V.
*81
22%
4,400
35
35%
35
13 Va
18
18
*98%
102
16 Va
*100
13
18
18
177ii
83
16%
1041/4
13
13%
13
♦too
83 %
16
105
83%
100
X82%
*100
15%
15%
*82 %
——100
10
*80'%
;
83
02%
*100
1
25
0% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
7%
34%
13
Snuff Co common
Amer Sugar
*33%
43%
Ship Building Co—No par
No par
Stores
23%
13 V«
preferred
American
34%
22%
43 Vt
Amer Smelt & Refg com
American
34'A
23
13
36%
7%
34 Vt
22%
42%
38%
preferred
34V4
»
49,600
3,000
13
26%
7%
34%
22%
/
43%
35%
Amer
*34V'4
%:?• 22%
38 %
Tel
22
17
17%
16%
140
Va /
12%
Sumatra Tobacco
Jan
16%
16%
16%
17%
25%
American
81% Jan
16%
16 V,
28%
42
42%
Co
Gas
American
133
28%
16'A
Optical Co
Amer Potrsh & Chemical
21
3 'A Mar 11
28%
No par
10% Mar 14
174V4 Jan
28%
16%
Co
News
American
Oct
113
45% Jan
*28%
800
95
Va
13
Corp
8
18
30
28%
29
:
28%
109
American Seating Co
16
41%
100
5
44% Mar 13
154
*93V2
42'A
No par
1
No par
Rad & Stcl Sany common—5
American
33% Oct
95 %
41'A
://"
16 Vt
American
6
X95%
42%
42
& Fdry common—7
Natural
American
39Va Mar
41
95%
41%
96
4 1 %
8%
28 Va Mar 13
95
95%
95
59%
59% Mar 11
95
42%
33
0%
20% Jan
32%
*32Vt
50%
48 % Jan
32%
33 Vt
32%
23
36% Jan
32%
♦32%
♦33
100
31
32%
500
70'A
19%
14 Va Jan
1,200
70'A
22%
38"% May
3
37% May 17
66% July 11
69
7 OVA
*93%
23
69
70%
100
2
20
1
5
25
22
70
70
42%
Metal Products com
5%% convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
22
Oct
900
70
41
12%
preferred
30% Oct
44
43
70
Metal Climax Inc common—1
18% Dec
43
42 %
preferred
Motors
*40'A
42%
23
American
American
23,700
42'A
40%
43 '/a
42%
34%
preferred
4% %
42%
42%
40%
*41%
40 V4
431/4
*401,4
42 %
No par
Amer Machine & Metals
Amer
4,700
22%
American Investment Co of 111
American Macli
42%
200
4 Vt
40%
x40
v'
42,300
4Vt
42%
17%
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp—-—1
prior
15%
19
16%
0%
5V»%
15%
19
4%
40%.
1
American Ice Co common
3
Jan
41
15%
19'A
4'A
33%
Products
American-Home
16% Mar 11
Jan
42%
15-%
*19
12.50
10
Corp
American Hawaiian SS Co
83% Mar 12
Jan
13
94
42 Va
42%
4%
16%
13
73
7
42%
15'A
19'/»
4'A
4%
10%
5
19
5,000
—
42 %
European
Hardware
*19
19'A
4'A
42%
14%
15 Vu
14%
*19
4%
16%
American
4
28
m
»—
16%
21% Mar
Jan
077
*77
*77
15%
43% Mar 13
4
4,600
i.
37%
27 %
95
13V4 Feb
2
58,600
37%
22%
36%
20
1
Tiling
Corp
7
27
2
22%
37%
20%
37V't
28%
2
24% Feb
11% Jan
38% Jan
10
21%
21%
42 V.
10
Jan
2
23
1,800
60 V2
36'A
%
25
No par
No par
16% Jan
19% Jan
17% Apr
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
27%
60%
20%
1
12.50
75
1
21
22
30
*27%
60%
36%
14%
18
31% Feb
10% Oct
29% Oct
19 % Dec
28
21%
19
Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
36V4 Jan
10
28
*60
36',2
4
American
Oct
35
/
5
Encaustic
27% Jan
29
38%
101 Va
20%
19
Cyanamid Co
Distilling Co
29% Apr
25
60%
300
38 Va
*100%
38%
36%
14%
prior preferred
22
30
28%
22,700
101
38%
20%
1
*77
1
common
11% May 7
13% Dec 30
23% Oct
28',2
*60
61
200
1,300
101
38%
101%
30 1
100
American Crystal Sugar com
Mar
44
17
Can
preferred
7%
96% Mar
34
*60
61
38
♦100'A
20%
2
Corp
common
Chicle
89% Jan
*00
com—No par
& Radio Corp
American cable
62 % Jan
24
10
20
Inc
3
Oct
*88
preferred
Chain
28
90
88 VB
preferred
convertible
American
75% Nov 20
90
88%
50
;
;
Broadcasting-Paramount
5
Sep
89
91
Arma
45% Feb
64
89
*88 Va
Brake Shoe Co
2
25
17,000.
90
preferred—100
28 '/a
39% Jan
53% Jan
700
17 Va
28 Vu
5
64% July
70%
17
28%
21
30
89
70',2
17%
17
28%
42% Jan
38% Dec
88%
71
17
17%
50
2
6
89%
70%
17 V.
•71 Vs
17 Va
preferred
8%
24
4% Jan
88'A
71%
71 %
17%
American Eank Note common
Feb
44% Mar
89'A
87%
71
Vsj
38%
3% Jan
2
88%
*70%
^90
88%
17%
87
lOl'A
41'/Wan
40
37%
38-%
6% July 11
7
31%
37V2
*100'A
45% July 25
42% Mar
*30%
38%.
38%
22
20/
31%
38%
101%
37% Nov 27
35% Jun
*30V2
39
30 Va
Amer
19
23%
32
X39
♦100%
4%
2
*22%
*31
39%
24%
70%
preferred
conv
American
.—
24
31%
39%
*24
100
4%%
22% Mar 13
6
*22 V2
3IV2
39%
24%
1
common
convertible
37% Feb
4
20% May
8
Aug
Airlines
24
31%
39
:
American Bakeries Co com—No par
Amer
11% Dec 18
Corp
24
:n%
*24
1
—12.50
Aaaerada Petroleum Corp—No par
Ataer Agricultural Chemical—No par
Dec
20
200
'r
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1216)
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Archer-Daniels-Midland
34% Feb 20
29
Jan
2
Jan
4
22
Feb
25
247a Jan
16
-
47% Jan
24
,
18
28% Dec
39% Apr 25
217i Dec
31
36
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
2
427b Mar
5
107b Oct
21
16% Jan
8
12% Feb
10
30
Jan
4
227b Jan
2
26% Mar 14
92
Feb 13
Feb
26
79
Sep
5
18
Feb
14
32% Jun
5
3Vb Oct 22
6% Jun
86
7
Steel
Armeo
7
22
Jan
9
Arnold
47a Feb
3
Constable
Corp
Artioom Carpet Co Inc.
Industries
26
Feb
26
297a Jan
23
Arvin
15
Feb
25
16% Jan
16
Ashland Oil
277b Feb
12
28% Mar 14
19% May
27 Va Oct
17
31% May 31
6Va Jan
2
ti'/a Nov 22
67a Jan
9
77b Feb
29
34
88% Nov
4
103
Jan
28
03% NOV
4
78
Jun
0
27
May
6
Jan
94 % Jan
Feb
11
17% Jan
19% Feb
9% Jan
9% Jan
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
29 % Jan
34
Feb
1
13
Jan
23
86 % Jan
92
Feb
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
27% Jan
32% Jan 23
26% Nov
36% Nov
13
75% Nov
1
6% Dec
94
Jan
34
7%
Jan
9
Jan
90
v
100
*100%
75 %
10
18%
9%
—100
9%
x32%
*89
31%
37%
86%
—1
20
7%
*14%
——20
62
*93b
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlas
G'fr
Jan
24
14% Jan
16
56
Dec
30
79% July 16
59
65% Jan 23
7
Nov
26
14
16% Nov 20
4% Oct
38% Nov
1
48 %
July
Atlas Powder Co
Mar 13
Austin
17
Mar 13
/
3% Jan
9
Feb
25
31
0% Jan
Oct
21
46"% Jan
11
9
Dec
30
15
Jan
16
9% Jan
31% Nov
6
35% Feb
15
34% Jan
4
47% Jan 22
Mar 14
3% Dec
30
4% Mar
$2.25
102
Inc..—
4%
x30%
2
11 %
6
39% Mar
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
4%% preferred series B
100
38%
11%
39%
8
97% Jan
2
90% Jan
9
58% July 25
23% Jan
10
6
Feb
10
94% Feb
20
27% Feb
4
Baltimore
105
1
4c/o
Wilcox
&
(The)
Co
Corp
Ohio
&
100
common
53% Feb
5
•
29 % Jan
2
31% Feb.
5
49% Feb
25
54% Jan.
3
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp.
8%> Jan
2'J
16% Jan
6
39% Oct 21
19% July 25
71% May 22
47
15% Aug
17% Dec
16% Jan
23
63
17
57% Jan
50
14
89
Nov
Dec
31
15% Jan
18
9
6
29% NOV 25
116
Nov
16
136
89% July 12
10% Dec 23
102
21-
Dec
72% Dec 26
15% Oct 22
86% Aug
24
42
10% Mar
19
3'%%
Jan
10314 Feb
14
4%%
Jan
28
25% Jan
2
1
8
3
79
2
20%Feb
4
33% Jan
15
Mar 12
2
10% Jan
2
11% Feb
20
14% Feb 25
18% Jan
9
36 % Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jan
7
54% Mar.13
85
89% Feb
e
90
Mar
4
90
Bell Aircraft, Corp
Bell & Howell Co
Jan
10
'
42
Oct
21
16% Oct
18
40
Jun
18
2.1
% Dec 20
26
Dec
43
Feb
30
44% Jan
53
f,1 Jan
30% Oct 21
54% Jan
7
33% Jan
50% July 16
36% Jan
Jun
20
Dec
11
35% Dec 23
Oct
14
20
>:
10
24
149% Jan
6% Jan
2
Apr
56
2
,
Jan
33% Jan
2
19% Jan
9% Jan
14
12% Jan
\
01% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
31
25
Jan
9
14% Jan
2
32
Apr
15
6
Oct
22
9% Jan
11% Mar
4
14% Jan
3
2
12
10 % Jan
63% Dec
2
51% Feb
16% Jan
17% May 27
11% Doc
5
Black
6
Decker
&
Mfg
27% Mar 13
Blaw-Knox
24
Bliss
& Laughlhl
Bliss
(E W)
8
5
3
Bon
'13
10% Mar 12
Co
10
Inc—
5
Bond
B
Stores
5
Inc_
2
12% Feb
19
60% Jan
6
64% Jan
14
Borden
10
27 % Feb
12
3014 Jan
6
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
45
Oct
30
53% Jan 24
85
Mar 11
Jan
Borg-Warner Corp common
16
3%%
52% Mar 11
2
7% Dec
30
19% Jan
3
7% Jan
14
"9 74 .Feb
13
19% Dec
30
47% Jan
10
20% Jan
10
25
Feb
5
6% Oct 22
11% Jan
12
6% Jan
2
27% Dec 24
41 % July
35 % Nov
48
18
4% Dec 30
26% Nov 19
41
Jan
82
Aug 26
21
8
Jan
11
13% Jan
47
36
Feb
28
6
4774 Feb
11
Jan
10
5 % Jan
2
8% Jan
26% Jan
2
61% July 12,
53 % Jan
13
607a Mar 13
87
Jan
15
92
34% Jan
6
31% Oct 22
36% Jun
13
11
15
Jan
151-
31% Mar 13
39 Va Mar
3
2
48% May 22
42% Jan
17
50%,Mar '4
Brown
25% Oct 22
36% Aug
32% Jan
13
39 7b Mar 13
21% Nov
24
Dec
8
24
13% Dec 30
79
Nov
20
25% Nov 27
9% Dec
31
28
22% Jan
0;
13
25% Jan
May 23^
52% Jan
13% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
80
Mar
5
2
29% Mar 14
10
Jan
2
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
23
9% Jan
2
64
Dec
30
" Oct 29
62% Nov
13
14% Feb
63
Feb
25
68
56% Feb
10
56% Feb
74% Jan
Mar 13
25
6434 Jan
52% July 10
28% Jan
2
32% Feb
16% Oct
19
16% Mar
7
18
21% Dec
3
3 % Dec
23
29
Jan
S
Jan
11
10% Jan
10
3
22% Jan
-
10
3% Jan
15
4 %
10
Jan
3
Bush
267a Mar 14
5% Feb
24
18V4 Dec 24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
2374 Jan
96% Dec 30
104% Feb
20
98
Jan
9
Butte
99% Mar 14
7%
(A
:
36% Oct 22
2% Oct 22
9
Dec
30
4% Oct 28
32% Jun 24
13% Jan
74
50
2
July 31
July 8
23% Oct
23
21% Dec 31
45% Dec 16
For
footnotes
11
39% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
3% Jan
2
15% Aug
0% Jan
>7% Jan
16% May
2
9% Jan
8
5% Jan
4
35% Jan
43
Mar 14
4% Jan
.
30
Ilia Mar 11
8% Feb
25
18%
17
12
15%
38% J-n
16
49% Jan
29% July 15
36% May 13
26 % Jan
21% Jan
2
25% Jan
16
Canadian
52
47% Jan
6
50
Jan
15
Cannon
see
Jan
page
2
26.
10
27
50% Jan
7
10
29
MarlO
$4.25
11%
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31%
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11 %
113
a
12,200
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:
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31
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53
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:
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10
I
Copper
1,400
'15%
12%
com
preferred
Byers Co
62!4
15%
*92
II"IIII5
Butler Bros
5
62
25%
22%
1
—
Terminal
62%
9%
c
preferred
4%% second preferredBurroughs Corp,
19
62! f
No par
SV2%
69% Jan 24
7%:
147 a,
-9711
93
350
7!b
147 b
267a
7%
297a
Inc
Co
88
7%
15%
48%
35%
29
Co
87
10
5,000
21,400
7%
48
47%
*80
Watch
88%
2,600
*147o
21
35 VB
1
Bullard
87%
'
21
47 %
.
No par
Lulova
27% Dec 23
8
t
38%
38 3 4
No par
Burlington Industries Inc
65
24
3
24
37 V*
48
8%
preferred--
117b Jan
38%
*29%
97a
Buffalo Forge Co
$5
s
4914
2034
-
32
26%
100
i
32
3814
2.50
Inc_
Co
12.7a Jan. 16
74% Jan 23
Jan
Shoe
32%
26
a
3
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common
16Vb Jan: 8
8274, Jan 30
Jan
14% Jan
62
4
27
21
19
7
31% Feb
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
9
Nov
2474 Mar
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
9% Dec 26
•
16
:
38%
9%
*8 3
3.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
7
90
26%
15
11% Jan
387/b Mar 11
*89
~
*16%
,
16,300
"
•-./ 25%
: 23'
—10
Brooklyn Union Gas
iBrOwn & Bigelow
87%
52,100
9%'
33
48
", 1
11%
27%
,,*79%
170
1,600
377a
63
54%
40%
2,200
1834
97 b
3274
a
x20%
63%
2814
51%
5
Bristol-Myers Co. common.
u.
374% preferred
Mar 13
38%
*9%
92
>
'
,
76
18%
9 %
1x37%
2074
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co_
;Briggs & Stratton Corp
32
1834
38 Va
100
Airways Inc
32
•
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4V2% conv preferred
.
20
91
30
30
2
.
—No par
preferred-,
Braniff
5
Jan
5%
5
25
Co
Common
i'
38% Jan
14
Dec
Dec
30
974.Mar
Edison
*757/
89
21
%,*89%
.
2,400
4,000
/
39%
11%
100
preferred—
Boston
89
7%
.
11%
16%
,
; 29%
101
:
:
4T%
63
15
(The)—
90
*99%
11'4
,16%
v
53%
.,
11%
15%
1.25
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
2
Jan
Co
17
1
46
80
22%
15%
3714
18%
;—No par
No par
25% Dec 24
48% Jan
2514
J
A
33!
9%
15%.
11%
.
42
40
151
151s
8%
8%
*61
63%
37
37%
2.50
——
Co
Co class
Ami
Class
9
Jan
52
39%
1
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bohn
Jan
1
41%
Co
48%
48
lVn
30%
52 %
——1
8
Airplane Co
Boeing
18% Feb
22
com
,
20
41% Jan
-
16% Mar 13
-
7.% preferred-:
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coui-5
%. 4%% pfd series of 1951—
100
15% Mar 13
2
31
Dec
'
21%
48
*29%
Inc
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
24
40% Jan
Foods
48%
21
—1
1
23% Jan
v
3
29% Jan
Dec
14
11%
16%
53%
92
'
1 peso
Inc
Best wall
4
63% Feb
,36
Jan 30
23% Jan
2
10
Best
43% Mar 13
156% Jan. 29
•
2
Dec
11
Consolidated
Benguet
Best & Co Inc
20
41% Feb
3
11
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
12% Dec 23
,
34-%
B
1
50
—
327a
62%
20% 2\%
•*78** ->7)J 15
20
20%
*31%
34%
34%
35%
,
11%
16%
50%
*09
100
:
preferred
5/f
52% Mar 10
45 % Jan
Jan
75
21% Deo 18
19% Dec 31
29
31% Jan
15% Jan
155
6% Dec 23
56
common
preferred
20
35
34%
1
10
Bendlx Aviation Corp—4.
Beneficial Finance Co common
9
48% Mar 12
114 Feb 26
33% Dec
136
Jan
22% Mar 13
Jan
45
28% Jan
15
4%%
18% Jun
May 14
48
May 9
1% Jan 28
32% July 15
47% Dec 16
18
4
18%
15%
54%
18%
11%
12
'
66% May 17
f
Mar
18%
V 7%
101
.
<20% 20%
T77%~ 78*%
19%
*32%
1
——50
Beech-Nut Lite Savers Corp
10
Belding-Heininway
1
Creek RR—-
Beech
35% Mar 11
28% Jan
1
31
....
—
2
24 % Jan
11%
1
100
7 'A
101
-
.,
;_2.50
28%
29%
1
76%
37%
37% 37% V/•:/.x36% > 37%
*142
147
*142
146
*101
102%
*99% 102%
12.50
preferred—190
i
100
BecHmam •Instruments Inc.,
Beck Shoe (A S)
4%rU pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp
6
18*
prior
preferred
conv
Beaunit Mills Inc——L
Jan
73% Jan
Apr 22
35% July
13% Aug
12
11% Oct 22
14
10
32 % Feb
9
31 % Jan
27% Feb
Feb
20% Feb
30
Nov
Beatrice Foods Co common!
37% Mar 10
1,500
12,300
157b
'
*75%
31%
9/
21%T 22
.i
28
27 3 4
7%
101
"100%
0'U
33%
*89
.
54%
V 53%
18% :/://,;18%
137
10% Jan
% %
53%
18%
Bath
-
'
10
100
600
"
I
9%
Iron Works Corp
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc——No par
Corp—.—
Corp
29 3 4
9%
33%
; 52% r 53
*
29%
"
■
86
i%;49vj> - 49%
/ *30%y 31%
t
3i 7«
53%
9%
23%
93
5
*31
x52%
•
v.
18%
-
,
.,*90
24%
25%
-
;v; 7%
-
76
76
62%
9%
17. ':
361%
,6% '
44%
• -
9
21%
Products
Jan
11
25
28
:/'M 15%
15%
27%
7 Vb
101%
7534
,6%
*43%
*100
: *93
49% !*49%
—1
10
—5
*100%
.101.
1
Basic
127
May 20
Apr
20% Jan
Brothers
Barker
27
57% Jan. 31
19 Vb Feb 19
Jan
47% July 16
23
9% Feb
23% Mar 10
33% Jan
35% May 20
11
Jan
47
297b
297a
3p'«V.31%;
11%
11%
%x38%„'39%
103
96
24%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
2
2
July 23
14% July 3
May 116
45% Dec
27% Dec
*101
*94
100
preferred series C
7'M
V
28
157b
•
11,600
■-
<H; 4%;:L.''4%
31 %
13
28
(B T)
Babcock
■IVu
*
:
66.100
'
,
47b
*4%
*27'%
157b
277 V-
297b
"
77a
,'f
x36%
•
.
4%'.
1
9
Bald win-Lima-Ham ilton
10
22% Dec
Mar
Feb
95
July 22
conv
Babbitt
6
20
Jan
x7%
*16%
s
11% Mar 11
34
-
80
37%
6%
44
Mfg Corp
15!i»
27%
m
277-4 A •:
4%
28
27! 2
277a
27%
•
4'%
4%
*4!a
* '86%
87
7%
7%
.,yi5!b.;l5%
.
„•
17
6%
43%
Co of
47a
62
.'•/* k 62
9%
' 9%
*37
Avco
20
''
•*,
187b'18%
'
<9% v9%
32%
33
*89
90
a 31%
31% \
* 37% 1 38%
^
7%
15%
*16%
Automatic Canteen
22
*19
75%
33
93
31%
37%
86%
No pat
Amer—-5
($1.20)
14
7% Jan
43
3
•
(The) common.—1-3
preferred—No par
prior pref
Conv
<
common—No par
39% Feb
29
90% July 26
Nichols
5% Jan
R
—
//,
preferred—
30% Jan
May 15
7% July
22
Corp common—
10
16% Jan
18% Mar 22
38
25% Oct 21
Jan
7% Jan
Mar 29
No par
$3.75 series B preferred
5
6% Jan
18
20
101
Vf
■
Atlantic Refining common——10
5
24
17
RR
*19
2974/
18%
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—0.50
4% preferred
100
Feb
11% Jan
Dec
V
30%,
Topeka & Sante Fe—
non-cum
20
20%
,' 153a' -157a
75%
5%
87
*19
32,lti0
15 Vs
87
3.300
•V 8,500
267a
>
*277a
101%
10
1st preferred—
29%
14%
26%
■
87%
\ '■
—1
8% Feb
30
14
'
7%
Common—
45%
157 b
267b
*80%
■
27
,
.
Dry Goods Corp—
Common
,
3
15
40% Jan
25
86
25
Feb
267a
5.25%
28
95
26%
Associates Investment Co
24
83% NOV
2.50
Inc
«te Refining com—
■■44%
45!/2
147b
26
*4!bV
4%'
157«
,
24
27
4! a
25%
14%/
26
n
87%
*19%
277a
5
6
——i
24 »b
*85%
197 b
197a
15 7a
Atchison
Jan
10% Feb
8'/a Nov
5
33%
24
88 %
*86
Shares
33%
24 Vb •*
.■"■"2374
%
45--
•
the Week
Friday
Mar. 14
34 Va
337b
,
•a45V«
V 13%
-257b .26-
f
88
27%
7
7
10% NOV 19
*86
1
27
77% Feb
2
Jan
3
102
6
67
257b
247 b '* ;
447f
45% V"
"13% **137b ••
'
33%
23%
>
23.74
*
%144?/4
:
.
Thursday
Mar. 13
33%
33%
v
.<23%
44%
13%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
—
5
7
327b FA
2
23%
Vh
25 %
2ih'
Associated
22
13
89% Feb
14% Dec 24
277b Oct
44
5
Co——/,——
V 337b
V
Sales far
PRICES
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
37b
23
10
Corp
<fe
33%
5
8
37b Jan
6
-No par
Corp
Armour
Mar. 10
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3,75 preferred——
No par
19% Mar 10
36 W July 19
17
Dec
28
Oil
Argo
15% Mar 13
20% Nov 18
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1957
Lowest
Pacific
:
No par
..
100
Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Mills Co,
1
;
Ry
J
.
No par
25
:_.Nopa*
4
49
29
24%
49
41 Va
"
417a
4!a
4%
3%
11%
11%
XlllT
7%
7%
IV2
7!i»
38 %
38%
38%
4
Xl7%
17%
x86
86
*49 Vb
49%
*28%
29
24 %
24%
48 %
48%
ll3a.
41%
4
3%
383b
4
3.100
1,800
117b
117a
4,900
7%
7 Vb
7%
14,900
38%
38%
17 Va
17 V4
2,800
9,900
'
77a
*3%
11%
11%
38 3 a
17%
387a
17 V4
*84%
86 Va
*84
86
*84
86
49 Va
49 Va
*49
50
*49 Va
50
30
29
*28 V4
29
200
25%
24%
25
20,300
48%
48
48%
*28
'
24 V2
*48
17%
28%
*28%
24%
24%
48%
*48
17%
60
700
Volume 187
Number
5725
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1217)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19">7
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9% Dec
Lowest
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
18y4 Feb
6
2814 Oct 22
51V4 Jun
13
32% Jan
13
35% Jan
29
Oct
22
903b Nov
11
223b Nov
19
32 % May 22
105
24
25 y2 Nov
10
Jan
96
Mar 21
Jan -9.
13
25% Jan
28% Feb
100
Capital Airlines
21
Jan
Carey
40 '/4 Dec
19
74% July 16
39 y2 Jan
13
30
65 V* Jan
11
32% Jan
2
Aug 15
18'/2 Oct 22
47
26
38% Jan
3
42 % Feb
6
23% Aug
' e
20% Jan ' 2
22% Jan
27
19
25
Oct
24
19% Jan
27% Feb
21
37
Dec
30
12% Oct
22
18% Jun
19
13
110% Jan
14
5% Oct
22
55 Ve Dec
23
887, Oct
10
5% Mar
Dec 31
55
Dec
24
9
Jan
f
% Jan.*
55
11
26% Feb
18% Feb
28
17'/a Jan
17% Dec 31 r
23
16
17% Jan
I3y2 May 22
54
July 29
23
-83b Jan
3
37% Apr
70
Oct
8 /
29
14y8 Nov
19
18*/2 Jan
119% Mar
!
74
Jan
15
1
49 %' Jan
Jan'. 7
V3
H)0J/2 Jan
11
49% Feb
15
21
75 ?/2 Feb
14
34% Jan
Feb;25
103
23
Jan
32% Dec 27
31% Jan 10
33% Jan 22
36
May 20
18
19% Jan
43% May 22
22'% Jan 10
41
46y2 Mar
16'% Apr
1
6% Dec 31
19
22
59% Jan
Oct
21
11% Jan
24
>
11
16
25% Feb
3
10 y8 Feb
3
,
Y
23% Jan' !. 2
'•
1 % Jan* ' 2
3% Jan
69% Jan
'
47% Jan
Feb
,
Feb
22
38
Jan
11
34
Jan
2
38
24
99% Jan
29
91
Jan
2
100
17 Va Dec
30
17% Jan
20% Oct
10
24
31% Jan
4
V* Dec
?
3iy4-May
49 '/4 Jan
10% Mar 28
31
6>/2 Oct
22
lO'/sSep
12
31 y2 Jan
23
69% Jan
9
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
3
Feb
25
Jan
2
48% Mar
29
29%
6,300
tS
48%
35%
4,900
37
30
11
9% Mar 14
31
30% Mar 11
19% Mar 14
23% Mar
10
42
July 25
26% Jan
10
33
23% Jan
•
:
14
Feb
Mar 15
31% Jan
2
36% Mar
10% Nov
11
20% July 26
61% Jan 14
ny2 jan
2
14% Feb
15% Jan
10
11
Dec
30
34% Apr
29
12% Jan
2
18
Dec
30
43 y2 Apr
29
18'/2 Jan
2
May 10
37%' Jan
7
18% Feb
27
19% Mar
5
23% Jan
22
14% Jan
7
-17% Mar
9% Jan
30
11% Jan
Mar 26
6
49 y4 Oct
21
64
52% Dec
30
82 y4 July 24
30
28% Jan
12% Jan
11
9
Jan
37
11
Apr 34
22
26%
26%
26%
26%
15y4
15%
15%
15 3b
15%
15
15%
94% Jan
31
88
.
common-
:
5
Common
convertible
162
99
NOV—4
73
Dec
30
Oct
24
2
150
23
83
71 % Mar
25
Jai.
43% May 20
23
Jan
8
71% Feb
6
33% Dec
6
40% May
3
15% Dec
16
.
25% July 19
31% Dec 23
43 Vi Mar
89% Jan
5
79% Jan
41'
29-
62% Feb
26
35
•
Jan
Ja«
23
37
10
I 15%
Jan
2
5
32
27
139 '
Jan
•
127
Jan
106 '
Mar
9
86
Jan
15
98% Jan
2
95
29
Dec 29
Sep
778
41
Jun
20
13.
Nov
13
49% Dec
45
48
Jan
17
80 '
Jan
14% Feb
Oct
30
Nov 14
1
48
1878 Jan
577a
43 % Jan
20
507a Apr
-59 /
25
Mar
57
Apr
6
23
38
Feb" 17
83
Jan
8
,16% Jan 10
2
50% Feb 28
10
Dec
2
7
23
Mar 14
11534 Feb 17
24
33% Jan •'
Jan
93
22
12
42% Feb
132
2
Apr
83
Sep 12
38.
6
2
"177a Nov
18% Dec 30
46
8
Apr 17
800 ;
Feb 127
73
1147a, May
Jan
227a Jan
47% Mar
Mar 13
16
3
47% Jan " 6
41; Jan 30
51Y Jan 20
49.;'' Feb
3
46 7 Jan
f9
"
'
36
1.25
26.
Oct
11
48% Jan
4
22
32
20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22
Dec
9
37
6
31
30% Jan
17
Feb
34,/2 Mar 10
3
V
Mar
_5
11%
*35%
521
8.50
30
30 %
90
90%
!_
107s Apr
22
4
Jan
2
6% Mar 13
6% Jan
17
4% Jan
2
6
Dec
24
14% Jan
7
97a Jan
2
14
7% Jan
2
-
95'/a Nov
6
5
3
107
Jan
23
5474 Jun
19
29% Jan
11
13
2
11
$4.25 preferred
Carbon
23
16% Sep
19
14'/4 Jan
1334 Jan
17
20
Consolidated
24
Consolidated
16 3b Mar
157a Jan
No par
No par
pfd
23
23'/2 Jan
2
22
497a Jan
14
48'/a-Jan
14
4
101% Jan
22
98
Jan
2
103% Jan
87
Oct
25
101% Jan
22
81
Aug
-
267a Oct
28
33% Ma>
3
12
105
48
79 % Oct
For
Oct
16
22
footnotes
Electionics
Mar 29
Jan
92 Va Feb
118
see
;
4
27% Jan
99
Jan
40% Jan
15
86
Jan
Mar 12
109
Jan
page
26
*35
-y
50
49%
*47%
50
*47 %
50
*46
253b
25%
25%
25
24% ' 25% 3
X
* 493b
16Tb: .17
15%
•
26
26
'
16
.
.253b
17
11V#
11%
44%
44%
44
44%
443b
102'.,
102V,
110%
.,
15
44%
113b
25%
53Tb
11%
102% 102%
1103ill0%
15
11%
26%
54%
*101
1033b"
1103b
1103b
5%
5Tb
53b
103b
8%
1
,
35
34
Consolidated
Foods
Consolidated
G.vs
Consol
RR
Consumers
of Cuba
6?.
Power Co
12
$4.52
28
$4.16
30
26
4 °k
9'/«
8%
323b
13 32
32 34
3 2 3b
13%
49%
13%
49%
1053b
105.3b
31%
313b
32
49%
105'%
30%
1
95
343b Mar 13
106
Feb
25
46"% Mar 13
91% Mar
114% Jaii
3
27
Continental
$5.50
Continental
24%
16','a
xl6
153b
153b
153b
*16%
$3.75 preferred
13Tb
49Tb
105'%
32
23Tb
16
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
45
100
pfd
*27%
49%
23
50%
27%
27%
28
28'2
49%
50%
49%
50
No par
5
100
,
-
23%
323b
5
Baking Co common—5
Inc
49%
1053b
3134
16'/a
:
Can
,
1053b
8%
323b
13Tb
24Vb
—No par
preferred
.
14
'
49%
-10
preferred'
—
8%
32%
16%
153b
preferred
No par
preferred
a
No par
Container Corp of America—
preferred
10%
24 %
Corp
Common
Feb
10%
16
153b
—
19% Jan
103b
S
*5 V8
103b
23%
—
Feb
99
5%
53b/
1
1
con*
$4.50
.
5%
53b
10%
1.333b
Corp
Utilities
24
....
No par
1
5%
53b
53b
*5
102
*1013b
*96
18'4
102
102
102%
102V4
102
99
*101
102%
*10134
—
No par
1
323b
1043b
10
45
V0 .tar
*90
—109
114
common—
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred
*95
18%
98
32%
104%
45%
91%
114
*96
18%
*95
32%
*103%
45
90
112%
99
18%
98
32%
104
45%
10
112%
*96
18
*96
32%
*103
45%
*89
114
.
80
120
50
493b
653b
35%
*64%
34%
603b
35
34%
263b
54
33%
33%
25,a
53%
26,a
54
;8
44,4
44/2
11%
44%
44-%
103
49 b
103
102%
102%
102%
18%
98
*95
32%
104
46%
90%
114
18'.b
32%
102%
46'%
*89
114
293b
99
18%
98
34%
102%
46 4
9032
114%
140
1,200
46%
39
,b
443b
29
49%
102%
9,600
*38
27:%
27%
17/e
5%
6%
53b
53a
r 103b
10*/2
9
9
323b
32%
13%
14
48%
49 3b
105% 105%
31%
31%
237,
24Tb
15%
15%
15%. 153b
*16%
16%
*96
20
*48
*46
1474
203b
*4534
26%
26%
16Tb
1033b 1033b
*109% 111
99
210
4,300
11,300
26%
173a
44%
26
53%
-
•
25%
53%
11
26
54%"
10%
110
253b
173b
263b
54
34
35
33%
53%'
—100
100
2634
11,700
1474
20%
26%
20Tb
557a
557a
80
..
'
*643b
64%
35%
25
coin
50 »
49%
G43/4
353b
33Tb
643,'v
34%
33%
25Tb
_1
*473b
*46 v
25%
17 >
-
15Tb'
*6434
34
112%
,
46%
38
15
35
343b
65
>
427«
133
93
113
6,400
*850
—
263b
49 3a
:
423b
55%
207a
18
*128
93
132
93
.15 "
20-%
*45%
38
:
41
163b
17%
11234 112%
473b
.,1T
200
82
15
*38
*
35%
82
*46
350
"50
*35 Va
55
4732
2.8J0
'z
35
82
41
102
61%
1 55Tb
20% ' 213b ^ "
37%
—,
61 h2
*14%
*38
72
37%
62 %
55
*79%
*46
*46
-
*850
41
60
7,900
150
*70
^101
102
5,500
99%
.
44
*140
113:/a
15
X. '
213b
16%
1,700
1,300
44%
*98
153b
31
15
16%
16%
45%
42'A
42
*129
*88
48
.
39%
81
56
20%
18
93
39 %
40
11234
*850.
113
—
"
563b '••-
28,000
12%
107%
18 Vo
*61%.
35%
132
*88
49%
12%
*102%
38%
38
ioi'w
423b
132
1,700
7,000
48 %
49%
72
*70
.
18% V
/ '• 41%
'
500
34%
49%
107%
150
*140
f
36%
Va
•
34 %
49 %
34%
99
43%
62
xl8
42%
16%
*98
72
62
93
*850
,
16:5b
37%, 3 .8 Vo
101% 101%
9,600
33o,200
90 Va
123«
*39%
43%
*70
132
xll23b
,
49%
12
150
29%
90%
49%
*102%
*33
*64
343b
Elec—i.5
Industries
4
15
300
1,850
68.000
'
99
*140
;
18%
*88
153b
'
22
16 y4
42%
72
*130
80,
16
5
Corp_=
103% Feb
7
13
150
41%
••
56%
<
153b
16Tb
No par.
preferred
No par
Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consol
1,000
5/64
5/64
90
'34%
39Tb
*98;
.
." I:
-
90
49
24%
2.50
Corp
5„
ConsolEdisonof.NY.com
No par
28
503a Mar 11
3
Jan
38
106
39% Jan
30
.Jan
92'/a Sep
Oct
Cigar
58
22
Oct
17
39%
101%
—
*46
-2.50,.
Natura." Gas
88
.
^29%
A
;
50%
39%
16%
37%' '37%
113%
.1*47
100
Coppermines
Laundries
9
29%
92
12
*70
93
20%
....
105-
10
Consolidated
24
29%
5/64
*463b
50>
100
5
Consolidated
Apr
30%
106
*ioiy«
41%
55%
x80
—..
No par
28
94
42
11%
*140
131%
113
*850
10
-
No par
;
Mar 11
207a Apr
par-/
Co
Feb
Jun
6
10%
52%
*102 hi
101,
*88
No par
-
45
42
16% Nov
13,200
10%
9,600
17%
41%
11%
16
42%
155
13134
-
No par-
—
17
Jan
25,200
21
52%
39%
•
16%
,
413V
-
100
100
Co
8
98% Jan
22 Va
20%
*16%
40
49%
50%
17%
--
—10
13
94
21%
21%
53%
107%
17%
Inc
15% Jan
95% Mar 27
22%
38
11%
17%
Ohio
40% Jan
22% Oct
83% Nov 27
7
25% Mar J4
2
89
6
3,700
5234
*102%
39%
101
No par
No par
14
Jan
49%
11%'
n,72..„.
5* 70
*37%
37%
1
49% Jud
Mar 28
50
108
36
Cougoleum-Nairn Inc—
33% Feb
3
19% Jan
20%
22
50
*35%
Mills Corp
14% Jan
49% Mar
2
15
22
5
Cone
$5
16
"20%
Y 20 Vb
34 hi
36%
Consol
35% Jan
.Aug 19
5
12
22
15
Feb
15
20
367a Oct
Edison
Comptometer Corp
Nast Publishing
34 Va Jan
Oct
20%
54
1
Conde
1067, Feb
Dec
Apr
10
8
14
20%
13%
38
49%
*35%
Co
4.64% preferred
5.25%Ypreferred
24
14
10,500
11%
34%
50
Co
Columbus & Southern
Jan
30
Nov
14%
*10%
*90
slock
common
Columbian
277a Feb
103
25% Oct
18
12
Feb
9% Mar
2
'/2 Jan
44 Vb Jan
51
14%
104
m
•
30
30
10
51
14%
l'u
91
62%
*—
101% Jan
Jan
14
51%
29%
30%
*61 >/a
——1
:
14
Dec
10,200
36%
53%
Broadcasting System—
44% Mar
Dec
30%
x91
63
noncumulative 2nd
2.
18
*35%
13%
11%
50
16%
100
5l/2% preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry com
;.%4% .noncumulative 1st pfd
41% Jan
45 % Jan
900
36%
38
*61%
Collins &. Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron, com
13
33
500'
31
*10%
54%
50
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Colgate-Palmolive. Co com
$3.50 preferred
42% Dec
23
20%
30%
19
24%
Mlk
No
22
31
11%
19%
31%
*17
37
53%
gtd
(The)—
35% Oct
97a Oct 24
9%
21
19
49%
11%
Solvents
37a Dec
90
51 %
•20%
33%
48Tu
—5
Engineering
4
9,700
13%
22%
20%
33 hi
*102'/a
2nd 'preferred—
Commonwealth
1,700
50%
*88%
90
*17
49%
No par
Cluett Peabody,& Co com
1% preferred
Credit
40 % Oct
5V/>
.—5
No par
Combustion
295/a Dec
>:37
4,500
50%
.14%
v
21%
>0%
7%
28
11%
*35%
33%
".
._^10 '
preferred
Commercial
Jan
22%
19%
7%
27
.
10Ta
X31%
37
*36%
*140
Commercial
17
37
5%
7%
80
21
23
31%
31%
98
16
67a Dec 24
*88%
10%
*22
42%
25
9
90
10%
/
31%
98
20
"
11
23
31
42%
12% Jan
14
*88%
42
55% Feb
Jan
90
98% -98%
26% Jan
Mar 14
51%
15
3
•
50%
*16% 'i8-r«
*10% '11%
11%
38 V
1
100
2
104
51%
6%
4f)%
10
common
2
111
50%
■v:
preferred-
lO'/a Jan
9
51
22
18 %
No par
46% Jan
108'% Feb 25
27
26)
23% Jan
Feb
7%
26%
10%
20%
*16%
100
(expire
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
•
7%
26%
11%
par
prelerred
347a May 17
104
7%
3,400
*
30
91% Oct 31
90
_25
9% Dec
6
*88%
6%
26%
*88%
J 00
par
6
6%
73i.
26%
50%
11
5Tu
•'
49%
49%
100
Columbia Gas System Inci
68 % Jan
7%
*26%
26yu,
^..25
Columbia Pictures
6
5,200
6%
7%
26 %
25
Co——
16"34 Mar
2
5%
6%
7%
1
22%
17% Mar 12
64 % Mar
72,500
20
2
31% Jan
41 %
21%
B
787a Jan
40%
20 %
A
30
42%
20%
Class
30% Dec
41%
20%
2
5
41%
20%
Class
12% Jan.'
38%
20%
16
14
39%
20 %
18
'20% Jun
12,700
13%
Columbia
11% Dec 19
68'/2 Dec 19
20
14%
5
Jan
95%
19%
51
4
8
*93%
14%
277a Feb
Jan
36%
V2
20%
13%
28% Feb
'
36%
95
51
24% Feb 28
14% Oct 21
6%
37
,19%
38%
38%
>
*93%
13%
24 % Feb
28
37%
1
37%
94%
14%
36% May 16
500
20%
51%
357* May 15
22
10,700
94%
13%
22% Oct
3,000
2%
51%
20%
14%
23% Oct 22
29%
2%
51%
2%
97
50%
A'/a
•
20%
143„
Co
29%
36 %
29 '%
19%
*94%
'
13%
Coca-Cola
29%
37%
20
51%
4%
21,800
37%
97
19%
14%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
18% Mar 11
6
2»
Feb
9%
37 %
96•
13%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
■
9%
37%
1
;
*50%
$4.50
400
9%
9 Vu
20,300
%
1
5% " noncumulafcive preferred—400
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
4
13
7,600
29%
52
G .C C &_St Louis Ry Co coin—100
•
'8,300
28%
2%
4XU% convertible preferred
Clark Equipment Co_
13
Feb
Feb
105
00
Oct
70
-
450-. JftR.J 3,ir.
^
2
123% Jun
'
''
27
•'
51%
*36%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
45% Mar 13
37% Feb 25 >
14
57.% Nov
104
23
-Jan
13
Jan
29%
36%
City Investing Co
29
44%
24
9%
21/4
28%
;
*36%
5%%
44%
24
*9%
51 y»
;
Cities Service Co__
1
14
2,100
29 y2
28
9%
50
4%
Jan
oy«
*
Rights
17
•
2
9%
*20 -
Copper
18%
9%
2%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
.Common
^
99
2'
97y2 Jan 23
35% Jan
T7T~-mna'
Oct 21
90
15% Jan
B
Dec
67% Jul J
/
23
preferred
*17%
25
9%
28%
31%
30
20% Apr
28
*31
27 ■'
7
^8%
*20%
21
23
*24 y4
9%
51%
Del_50
com
44% Feb
Dec
44 y*
25
*9%
29 Vb
40
Ry
10% Jan
Dec 23
45
25
150
2,500
44%'
44%
2,000
32 %
'
'24
51%
RR com—No par
Western
C I T Financial
Corp
33
#5%
t 9%
..
32%
18%
J25
55%
102
*100
5,800
'
17%
29%
2%
Cincinnati Milling Maeh Co
15
18%
15%
55%
101
32% i 32%
*2%
preferred
13
93% Jan
45%
17%
-
1,200
75
15%
57
56%
101
■:
32%
*50%
common
34% Mar 13
Jan
101
32%
2'<>
\
50% Feb
40
57
100
51%
-IIIIII5
51 •'"a Jan
17
*56
56%
32%
4.400
46%
*72%
15%
600
1,500
9%
46
76
,
15%
2V>
No par
2
35% Jan
47%
*73
*50%
No par
—
13
4
\
2-1
*46%
15%
9%
1,800
9.9U0
18
75
ll9%
19
45%
100
.
19
9%
47%
15%
103
32%
'24
*73
15%
18
19
fl%
,
10
Jan
46% Jun
56%
*101
*46%
75
18
19
19
9%
9%
—-_l
Jan
30
.
1
CO—
27
35% Dec
1
9%
48
28%
Belt
44
Feb
*17%
193b
28%
5
Chrysler Corp £.
-
jO
12% Mar 14
18>u
*19
9%
Chile
7
102
18
19
9%
A
14 r
18
15%
"19
20,900
29%
93b
6
Feb
29%
x27%
17
102
y4
28'%
Jun
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
30
27%
Jun
23
29%
0 Vt
47
19
29 %
9%
71
Dec
29
*73
"
14%
101
29%
9%
32%
3,500
2o,b00
98'Vb
14%
101"
64%
I
45%
*97 '2
64%
*47
103 ,?
180
1
v
14%
102
T.
*93b
5
Co
98%
14 y8
102
65
15%
*18%
5%
61%
64%
57
32%
104
5%
60%
64%
75
103
.
103%
5%
61%
64 %
15*%
10
l-t,600
64%
56%
—50
15%
19
1
.
47%
*73
12,jOO
18
19'%
47%
par
bOO
26%
14%
105
*97%
14%
103
200
26%
5%
98 y2
14 y0
102
11,400
41%
22%
28%
" 9%
9%*
*97%
14%
37
41%
64%
•
17%
19
•
98%
106
36%
*22
eoy4
61
00%
13%
11103
104
5%
5%
,
s
105
103
6
61%
*97%
~
98%
17%
1
—100
.
21
10.
28%
'
12
50% Jan
14
103 %
*5%60
.
98 Vz
13'%
—.20
Clficago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab_j___:
_No
Chic kasha Cotton Oil
Mav 14
93 J/4 <jan
*97
1
preferred, series A__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
5/64 Mar 12
6
g
60
par
5%
20
31% Feb
8
Jan
5
57% Jan
5%
59%
Chic, Milw St Paul & Pac—No
par
5% series A noncum pfd
100
Chic & North Western com
No par
4
42
103
103103 %
24
5%
22 % Mar 13
Mar 11
%
15%
64
24
100% Sep
,
27
64
47% Oct
-
26
preferred series A-100
25% Dec
v
26%
% 106
39% Feb
:
25%
-Class A
5
21% Feb
h Mar 12
82 % Oct
Feb
16% Feb
53
49% Feb 28
Sep
22
;__-9.50
Chic Great
2
29 y4
9%. Nov
23 %
41%
22
*103
Chicago & East 111
•
6
23
30 >j
10
41%
22
_ioo
Aguirre Sugar Co
3%%
4
18% Dec
37%
41
22
7
& Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft
Inc__,
Checker Cab
Manufacturing
6
13% Jan
37%
40 3b
22%
10
Champlln Oil
5
40
19% Dec
37%
41
*22
100
$4.50 preferred
29
22
19
37%
*40
22 '/a
No par
.(
28
Jan
Oct
40'/8Nov
38
41
22
12.60
5% preferred
Chain
99%
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
;.
30
9% Dec
36%
*99
**0
de Pasco Corp_
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft
Co,__;
,
3
24% Dec
31
10
100
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
18% Dec
oO
29%
48%
Cheimvay Corp
92% Jan
98%
48
;
19
28
89 >4 Feb
98%
47%
,
20
54 % Feb
99%
99%
1
common
21
5
*99
*99
,—50
8% Jan
Feb
28%
47%
.
6% Jan
28
28 %
47 %
Cerro
30
7
28%
Century Industries
•
42% Mar 13
4% Jan
4
46% Dec
20% J«n
23
5
23% Nov
7
28
Central & South West Corp
cenual Violeta; Sugar Co
x
;;
17
2
28
46
•
7
leD
27%
45v8
Service
CenCral RR Co of N J__
11
Mai;
27%
45
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
31% Oct
86% Jun
27%
5
_
Central Illinois Public
•.
3
57 '
Corp
Central
3
vi
30
'
U..-M/0
27%
28%
Central
9% Mar 13
2% Feb
.
2
10,900
34%
27%
.*
28 3 a
;
•7^4Va%,- Preferred
29% Mar 13
1
16%
100
Central Hudson Gas & Eiec—No
par
Illinois Light com
No par
18
8% Jan. 20
16%
34 V8
Central
20
Jan
24% Mar
43% Jan
23 V.-
1% Dec
45% Oct
Jan
7
9% Jan
24% Oct
16%
35%
28 Va
Foundry Co__
Central- of Georgia Ry com__No
;'/ ,'5% preferred series B
7
Jan,: 2
3b Jan ,'7
conv
„
•
•
17
3
19% Deo
V
16%. Jan 22
21 !
y2 %
Celolex
'57 7 Mar 10
,
16%
3* Vn
28V4
2nd preferred—_i___
' 4
-?
7
29
16%
34%
99%
:
4.20%» preferred
.•
14
10% Jan
(J' 1) Co
Y
4
'4 ?
Oct
8
33 Vb Feb
2
56V« Apr
99
24
V7 /
•
July 29
16% Jun
7
8B% JU» 20
17
28%
9% Jan
2
44
Jan.;-a
80
43% Oct 22
26% Nov
Jan
Jan
.
16%
34
28
f •. Celanese Corp .of Amer ccm__No
28
;. 65
2
.
: Jan
16%
34%
*99
bYz% 2nd preferred:
;
Caterpillar Tractor common
•
10 -V
14% Mar 14
104
2
16%
34%
28
v'v%"Pr®f®rred-i-—
Y
28
30
Jan." 2
38% Jan
Oct
6% Jan
12
8
Case
Shares
16%
28
common
preferred
the Wsefe
No par
Light—.
Carriers & General Corp...
Carter Products Inc
27
99 /..• Jan
99
'-'Jan
Jan
683b Jan
8
17% Jan
70
23% Oct 22
16
107
5
Feb
24
Corp
7"4y2%
•:
'
24
<.,7
58 3 b Jan
97
1093b? Aug 20
■
16% Jan
101% Jan ; 2
5'% Jan
3
6
99% May
13
14% Feb
100'% Mar 13
10% Oct 22
98
Carrier
Friday
Mar. 14
34%
Power
Carpenter Steel Co
'*
28
Sales f«i
Thursday
Mar. 18
i6-;1
Mfg Co
10
Clinchfiekl & Ohio Ry_100
'
Apr
Nov
99
48% Mar 13
39% Jan
SALE PK1CES
Mar. 12
33'%
(Philip)
&
niGH
Wednesday
Mar. 1L
i
Carolina
•
Tuesday
Mar. 10
5
Co_.
Carolina
31
313b Dec
Par
Inc
Carborundum (The)
29 y4 Mar 13
2
Monday
EXCHANGE /
30
21
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
6
^7
104
111
6'/a
15,600
10,600
34,000
6,900
70
,4,900
•4,000
8,500
6,800
9,300
8,800
500
260
7,800
*5Va
5Tb
1,000
10%
lO'.b
87b
2,200
8%
32
32'%
1,600
1,600
13 Tb
13%
2,500
48%
487a
17,300
105'%
1053b
31Tb
32%
6,800
.24%
253b
5,600
2,400
1,400
15%
16
15
153 b
16%
16 Tb
1,100
44
44%
41,300
1,700
28%
170
49 3 8
49 %
7,800
102'%
1023b
400
1023b
10
28%
*101
*97
18'%
*95
99
18%
12,000
98
9,100
33%
34 3b
102 Vb
102 %
300
46'b
46%
26,300
89
89'%
120
*113%
113
700
17-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
(1218)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Year 195 7
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continental Copper
Jan
4
39% Nov
14
Industries
20
15% Jan
7
8% Jan
17
10
26% Jan
Dee 31
9
20% Nov
7
20% Feb
24
3
44
Jan
20% Jan 19
52% Mar 7
6
54% May
15
22
Jun
14
Jan
2
30
70% Jun
19
38% Feb
12
26 Vis Dec
24
43% July 25
28% Jan
3
31% Mar
C
Continental Steel
17 Va Dec
23
37
18% Jan
2
22% Feb
3
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
9
May 15
8
16% Jan
16% Dec
30
43% Jan
Dec
23
40% July 11
54% July 25
20
49% May 21
51
Dec
Feb
11
166% Dec
July 18
145
12% Dec
27 % Jan
24
57% Feb
13
Oct
89
31
74
3
Jan
Feb
4
18
4% Jan
30
2% Jan
3
1% Jan
13
22
363/4 Apr
22
24'/8 Jan
13
29
Jan 24
83
2%
31 %
24%
3%
Feb 20
*49%
55
52 %
52%
37%
•p 37%
49% Jan
10
99% Jan
10
15% Feb
20
19 % Jan
27
20
Crucible
15% Dec
31
16% Jan
2
27% Jan
24
Cuba
17 y* Oct
11
18% Jan
17
Feb
26
Cuban-American
21
11
3% Oct
5% Nov 20
Co
noncum
2
2
6
Jan
7
63
Jan
21
2
8
Jan
23
2.200
5,400
30%
30%
15%
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
16%
17%
17,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
21,900
32
31%
31 %
31%
31 %
31%
32
32
32
2,600
45%
45%
46
45%
4o
45%
46%
46
47
15,900
97
96%
96%
96%
96%
96
96
32,200
*31%
9
Jan
Publishing common.—
22%
20%
21
20%
8%
2L%
21
21%
x20%
21%
4,500
8%
20%
8%
21%
8%
8%
8%
9%
9%
9=%
42,900
61%
*00%
01%
62 %
*02%
*60%
100
15
Class A
30% Nov 21
47
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
38% Oct
643/4 Jan
34
40% Mar
3
46
Jan 21
Cutler-Hammer
43% Jan
2
46
Feb
5
30
9%
9%
61
7%
29%
No par
*19%
1
22%
23%
23%
1
31
31%
42%
42%
437a
437a
10
700
7%
*7%
700
400
31
*30%
9%
9%
55%
*55
55%
55%
55%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
100
23%
23:%
23
23 %
23
23%
28,400
31%
42%
31 %
31
31%
31
31
1.100
42%
42
42%
42
42
3,200
447 b
45
45 14
457b
457b
3,300
97 b
9%
23%.
Inc
62%
02%
7%
19%
19%
*55
55
.
31%
*31
04 %
31
*30
320
4474
55%
19%
————
7%
31%
*30
9%
9%
55%
*19%
55
7%
*7%
7%
29%
7%
*7%
^30;#'
8%
1
No par
Curtis-Wright common
33
290
17%
22%
5
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred-—
5
*96
18%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
28 '/a Jan
30%
227 b
Curtis
21% Feb
.
.
17%
10% Jan 21
5
30%
30%
22%
31% Jan 24
5
30%
17%
2
19% Mar
1,600
30%
15%
15%
22%
13
20% Mar
30%
30%
15%
15%
30%
22%
Jan
4
88%
*81'
88%
Xl7%
Jan
11
%
2%
28%
29
17%
9
Jun
*81
88
28%
*81
22 %
55
47% Jan
*81
88%
*81%
88
2%
2%
28 %
28%
28%
17%
29
11
2%
28%
2%
2
2%
,
22%
8
22
600
17%
6
9
4,500
4%
22%'
13% May
17
17%
*4%
17%
59% jun
19% Jan
30
17-%
4%
22%
12
23% Dec
86
17%
*4%
98
18%
18
13
*84%
17%
4%
2%
17
58% Feb
86
17%
4%
28 %
7% Jan
Mar 11
*84%
17%
2%
53% Feb
28
86
1,500
24,300
.
4%
28%
27'/a Dec
33 y2 Jan
87
*84%
85.
2%
Cuneo Press Inc
2
7% Jan
56
*84
13%
83 %
81 %
5
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred —
9% Mar 14
13%
85
87
*13%
81%
100
10
pfd
6% Jan
Jan
65% Jan
9
Feb
Nov 19
54
22
Steel
RR 6%
13%
83
*84
13%
81
17%
28%
No par
of America—12.50
preferred
95% Jan
38% Jan
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 20
150
4%
97
23
100
13,000
161
•
17%
1
45
22
161
5
Zellerbach Corp common—5
Oct
85
37-%
161%
87
13%
"
Crown
16 % Dec
37%
161%
18
17%
Cork & Seal common
$4.20
37%
162
.
*84
13%
13%
13%
13%
Corp (The)—9
1
2.50
$2 preferred ——No par
30
■100
-
Crown
Mar 13
32
3
161%
161%
37%
37%
161%
37
37%
36%
Crescent Corp
10
5,800
51
51
*52%
Cream of Wheat
16% Mar 13
Jan
24
*49%
57
160
preferred ——100
17% Mar 14
44
24
51
*52%
25
Corp
Crane Co common
31% Feb 28
25% Jan
24%
*48%
57
Corp———1
International
Coty
7
18
24%
51
*52%
2
Mar 13
3
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
24 %
*49%
57
x85
27
31% Feb
23%
24%
24%
51
*52 7b
87
14% Feb
16% July 23
25,055
*49%
5
28% Jan
6
5,500
21%
*85
preferred
Aug
22
20%
20%
preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum
17% Oct
40y«Oct
20%
21%
81%
30
23% Jun
*30%
20%
20
87
26% Oct 22
Jan
30%
20%
20%
*84
li
12
30%
20%
20%
x80
79
4
30%
20%
80
Mar 14
6
30%
21
19%
23%
1.300
31
30%
x20%
19%
8%
47
20%
30%
21%
87
86
Jan 81
10% Dec 11
8%
47%
79
Nov 29
74
8%
46%
*84
3%%
24
24
34,200
8%
47%
1
31
Oct
29,200
8%
45%
5
100
14
Jan
Oct
7,300
8%
47%
8%
46%
Corp
3%%
1914 Jan
5% Jan
86
2
1% Dec
4
22
Oomell Dubllier Electric
51%
Corning Glass Works common
86% Feb
Mar 11
15% Jan
May 17
6% Jan
2
22
Mar 14
85
6
85
85
Jan
96% May
16% Jan
2
12
21 %
50%
8
18%
31%
common_10
-100
preferred
45-%
;/i2iv:%:
—14
5
-
7%
Products Refining
*20%
51%
52
45
V
8
8
44%
Corn
168% Jan
3
Jan
74% Feb
13
2b
Deo 30
14
13
160% Mar
17
14
106% July 11
22
79% Oct
15
Jan
33% Jan
21%
51%
52%
23
30
*20%
52 %
21%
51%
37% Mar 14
5
Jan
52
21%
*20%
52 % Mar 14
25% Feb
2
20
52
79% July 11
34% Dec 27
30
28
Corp..
*20%
9%
Delaware——5
of
9%
52 %
Copper Range Co ...
—5>
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
5% convertible preferred
50
6%
convertible preferred
50
21% Mar 13
13
Jan
50% Jan
21
Oil
Continental
47% Mar 14
9%
21 %
Continental Motors ——————1
8% Mar 12
5% Oct
41 % Dec
9%
51%
9% I
3,000
9%
■420%
2
9%
9%
-5
-———
Shares
11
Mar.
9%
9%
25
preferred—.
Insurance
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 13
Mar. 1:1
& Steel—
common
convertible
5%
Continental
Salea far
HIGH SAL* MtlCES
Wednesday
11
Mar.
Mar. 10
P«f
•
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK8
Range for Previous
42%
42%
43%
45
9%
9%
9,200
300
D
—1
40% Oct 21
61
79% Jan
7
863/4 Mar
l
83% Jan
15
86
Jan
22
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
S
9y8 Jan
14
107b Feb
20
Dana Corp common—..
—
374% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
3% Dec 16
6% Feb
27
Mar 11
3% Jan
23
Davega Stores Corp common...2.50
Dec
18
13% Apr
3
11% Feb 20
11% Jan
22
47
1
30
35
convertible preferred —20
Daystrom Inc —————10
Dayton Power & Light common__7
*117b
27% Oct
7
16
*84 7b
10
July 12
Aug
49 V2 Apr
3
21
15
86
Mar
Oct 24
86
88
Apr
75
Jun 19
14% Oct
Nov
6
87
Jan
22
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
Jan
28
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
3
Preferred
3.90%
series C
lOo
28
3
2
13% Jan
2
16% Mar 10
Decca
Records
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
Deere
&
Feb
25
287/e Apr 25
25% Jan
7
20 Mi'Jan
2
6% Jan
2
31 y2 Feb
30
6% Deo 18
30
G
7%
32% Jan 27
Co
Inc
6
Delaware
&
21
Delaware
Lack
20
*30
307b
307b
21
21%
21
34% Dec
17
39
29% Dec
19
3
25% Dec 30
4
30
37%
10
25% Jan
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
19%
197 a
19%
20 %
20
20
36 Va
35%
3674
357a
3574
2,800
20
40%
40%
40%
40%
4074
4074
40%
40 Va
407a
12,000
55%
55'/a
*54%
40%
*54 %
56%
*54%
56%
*54%
567 b
50
10 %
7,400
A8% Oct
22
25% Jun
5
32% Feb
24% Jan
13% Dec
30
15% Jan
14
11% Jan
Dec
8
15 % Deo
16
14
23% Oct
22
34% Jan
14
17
13% July
f
8
Dec
Dec
24
10
91
10
11% Dec
Oct
49
3
2
14% Feb
4
■
36% Dec 24
57% May 13
37'
16% Oct
19% May
16% Jan
21
12
180% Oct 21
206
9
Jan
15
9% Aug
6
Jan
42% Feb
Corp
*3874
*34%
36
*34
36
*34 V2
35%
35%
35%
36%
36
3G7«
36%
377 b
37
377b
8,000
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
287 a
28%
28%
28
287b
4,900
*30%
30%
*30%
30%
*30%
31
30%
•30%
30%
3074
500
2
*29%
31
31
317'2
4,500
13%
13%
13%
137b
1,300
*34%
36
30
30%
31
13%
13%
13%
1374
17%
2
26%
27
1
11%
30%
-
OOO
36
Dow
177b
4,400
27 y4
1,800
1174
11%
U7b
1,500
*1074
107b
107b
9,100
24,700
17%
17%
17 Va
17'%
27
27
26%
27
11%
11%
*10%
107 b
1174
U%
14%
15
147 a
15
14%
14%
147b
1474
14 %
56%
57%
57%
587 b
57%
5874
577b
587b
57 Va
300
5774
13%
57%
.500
14
14
*13%
14 7b
57%
58
x-5674
57%
377a
38 74
,.;38
18%
.—1
18%
18 Va
.—1
*9
9%
*9
10
8% Feb
19
Dunlan
.—1
8
8%
8
8
4
Corp
9
-
9%
77b
>%'
1374
1374
1374
700
57%
:-
8
57%
5774
5774
21,100
387b
38
387 b
16,6®
187b
187b
*1874
187 b
Dunhlll International
1374
38
-
387b
38
387b
7
23
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
107b
*1074
57%
13%
.—5
Industries
10%
10%
P«r
—1
Corp
Chemical Co—
Dresser
4
17%
*27%
11%
17%
26%
26%
11%
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover
•
*13%
107b
147b
.—No
—
Ltd
Mines
2.50
;T.':
xl7
17%
Ltd
10% Jan
6ya Jan
*34%
29%
30
-13%
18'/2 Mar
9% Mar
3G
39
No par
Pepper Co
Dome
19
59% Feb
52% Jan
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Dr
10% Jan 31
Jan
12
17
1074
39%
——
Divco-Wayne
9
29
10%
39%
1
Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
25
24V4 Jan
(Walt)
Disney
4
15% Feb
68y4Jun
10%
39%
50o
19
74% Jan
22
10%
39
Corp
Stores
17
2
24
10%
40
25
Feb
25
55
10%
40
Corp com
12% Feb
Feb
14
10%
39%
'
Diana
4
11% Jan
Jan
10%
Motor Car Co
T
7b
10
5,100
39%
preferred
Diamond
56
1,300
2
—10
Alkali Co—.
$1.50
48 %
48%
48%
.
1
Reynolds class A
&
■
13
Corp
Co
18% Feb
28
8% Jan
11% Jan 14
14% Jun 12
50% Oct
Jan
t
.
Diamond-Gardner
6
13% Mar
9% Jan
11
Vilbiss
Diamond
31% Mar 14
25% Jan
9% Apr
13
Mar"l3
Inc
Edison
Detroit Steel
De
29% Jan 24
2
Jan
17,700
3574
Devoe
33% Jan
2
37% Mar 13
34
Mar 20
38% Nov 18
8
16
31
5774 Jan
Jan
Jan
58
1,500
774,
20
Lines
Air
Detroit
10% Jan
'/a Jan
200
2174
7
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.. 100
2
43% Feb
Feb
9
37 7b Mar
307b
2174
217b
7%
7
37
40% Mar 11
55
2174
77 b
*30
30
30
21 7B
7
10,100
19%
37% Jan
2
3074
217 b
7!«
4,700
40,900
■
36
41% May 21
59% July
2974
177 b
36%
23
22% Jan
177b
14%
■IK 297 b
20%
35% Oct
21
14%
297b
—.4
48%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No pai
17
14%
297b
%
•
36
Delta
29
Jan
177b
147 b
r
20%
17
39% Jan
8% Dec
17%
15%
•
48%
20% Feb
34% Mar
37
.'
3
16 %
23
vK, ;-70f
85
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.5C
46% Feb
48% July 17
Jan
85
*82
67«
51% May 15
65
20
*82
85
.50
Western
&
26% Apr
25
8G
"(•' 86
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86
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3,200
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297b
177 b
7
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847 b
297b
22
Nov
847b
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1674
30
55
847b
85
85
30
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49% Jan
46
87
100
3374
4674
74
33
4674
177 b
41% Feb 25
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337a
46
15%
297a
15 y« Dec
18
337b
46%
167b
10
preferred
Feb
7% Jan
23
34
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,
common
1,000
33
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Dayton Rubber Co..
177b Mar 14
15 y2 Jan
6
1
374
117 b
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3
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33
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3
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89
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3
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89
10
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4674
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87
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10
117b
30
30
4674
100
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84% Feb
3
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117a
30
100
88
19% July 22
7
19% Dec
Feb
49
2
10
83
6
23% Jan
2
31
26
4
32% May
22
13% Jan
26% Dec
15
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83% Mar 13
Feb 27
73
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107 b
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89
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89
9%
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40
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8
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Jun
99
27
110
July 16
174% Mar
3
188% Feb
Mar 27
'
106% Jan
8
109% Jan 22
76% Nov 14
89% Feb
30% Oct 23
37 % Apr
36% Nov 14
45
41
Aug 27
39% Oct
41
40
41
14
28
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July 1
July l
Oct
24
1
85
2
Jan 25
34
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6
2
I»38% Jan
30
42% Feb
26
48% Feb
18
41
Mar
5
48
Feb
3
49
Jan
24
44
Jan
8
501
Jan 31
48
.Jan
8
50
Jan
17
7
48
Jan
27
53
Jan
31
16
Feb
27
2
33% Feb
5
29 % Jan * 2
38% Feb
17
Eastern Airlines
*46%
Eagle-Picher Co
48% Jan 29
45% Mar
50
"48%
Jan
22
48
Jan
13
16% Jan
19
14% Jan
14
47% Jan
11
27% Jan
51% Jan
4
V
Mar
3
%
*. 47%
109
1817b
180
1087b
1087b
887 b
887b
V
887b
37%
377b
41
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42 7b
49
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49
47
47
50
37%
37%
37%
3774
41%
41%
41%
41
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49
47%
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49
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109
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37%
.
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4774
47%
,
4774
,
17974
1087b
181
1087b
182
88%
88
41
No
Duquesne Light Co common
:
$3.75 preferred i
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
.
88%
88
37%
Preferred $3.50 series
89% Jan 22
Jan
1*9 i
>198%
180
108%
No
181
1797a
178%
——
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% Jan
rt
Common
108%
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4774
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52
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52
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50
50
46
46
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49
49
48
48
48
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15%
157b
15%
15%
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16
16
32%
327b
3274
32%
3274
32%.
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3374
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367b
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377b
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21
207b
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217b
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21
10
26
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2674
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26
217b
2674
140
410
16
lg
600
380
497b
15%
DWG Cigar Corp
9,100
49'
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4.10%
preferred
preferred
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2,200
400
/
427b
4.20%
:
;
377b
377b
•:
15,200
89
*83
2,200
E
27% Dec 30
27
Oct
11
16% Deo 30
23% Dec
72
Dec
18
31
24% Dec 23
81% Feb 13
143 % Nov
6
38% Dec
31
22% Oct 21
74
30% Apr
s
42% July 18
81% Mar 5
73% Jan
3
60% July
26% Jan
2
1
25% Dec 27
6% Dec 30
24
Dec
23
22% Oct 22
3% Oct
22
15% Oct
22
30% Dec 23
76
No*
6
24% Nov 13
Jan
Mar 14
24
Feb
28
Feb
7
14
38% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
24% Mar 11
9
81
2
267b Mar 12
97% Jan 13
153
1067b Mar 11
159
3
Mar
46% Jan
28
Jan
10
Apr
9
27% July 3
40% Apr 26
4% Aug 15
35 74 Max
l
14% Jan 31
76
;Jan'
22% Jan
31
Jan
Jan
17
18
Feb
20
>20% Feb
25
Jan
2
27% Jan
86
86
.
4
17
Steel
Co
77%
777b
100
B
327b
10
Corp
1047b
105%
154
154
common
100
preferred
33
77
x327b
104
*154
777b
257b
•
777b
*76%
32%
3274
337b
327 b
1057b
10474
1057b
1047b
156
15374
154
1537b
1537b
42%
42%
42%
437b
42%
247b
247b
247b
24
247b
*2474
247b
82
*80
82
21
26
2574
preferred
100
Nut Corp of Arner...1
91
*87%
19
19
*1874
1974
277 b
277b
277b
27%
Auto-Lite
Electric
2
974 Feb
3
Jan
2
-30% Jan
29
Jan
10
14
4% Jan
2
7
34% Mar
6
3
17% Jan
5% Feb
22
Feb
Elgin
El
&
(The)
5
7%
5
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
57
147b Jan
29
19
Jun
13
13% Jan
3
17% Feb
18
*1% Aw
m
28% Jan
2
337b Mar 13
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.
Mar
3
6
B%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co.
Evans Products Co
Ever sharp
Ex-Ceil-G
Inc
Corp
77b
77 b
10,800
6,100
3074
2,300
47,200
8
2774
287b
337b
337b
5
4%
5
57 b
574
57b
57b
5%
20%
21
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207 b
207b
207b
207b
207b
34%
34%
347b
34 7 b
347b
347b
87
87
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87
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347 b
88%
87
857b
857b
80
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2974
297 b
297b
297b
29%,
2974
297b
297b
297b
5,700
77b
7%
7%
77b
77b
77b
77b
77b
77b
77 b
52%
527b
52
52
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57
57
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29
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100
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50
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167 b
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53
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574
207b
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2074
347 b
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7,400
4 7b
3374
Erie RR common.
60% Feb
8
307b
8
300
27 7b
287b
16
2
3074
8
4%.
31
4
3274
8% Jan
11% Jan
47 b
307b
30%
277 b
277b
13
55% Feb 25
19
47b
3374
Feb
44% Jan
*187b
277b
287b
5
1
19
277b
3274
12
Apr 30
*18%
277 b
4
287b
88% Feb
Ftb 28 '
187b
5,000
91
3374
347b Feb
Ptob
7b
2974
Jan
26
2674
*87
18%
8
60
81
26
91
28 7 b
31%'Jan
77
8074
-
2674
*87%
X337b
79
62
700
34
10
6% Jan
4,800
247b
29%
14
26% Jan
437b
277b
30%
90
1537b
*2474
91
*87 7b
4 7b
13,000
33%
35 % Apr
30
774
240
24,800
29
89% Jan
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
Is
307b
25%
267b
77
35
1047b
4
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
19
307b
4
26
2674
'
s
5,900
6,300
3
Natural Gas
Electric
3074
—.10
Battery
4
4
Mus Ind Amer shares
National Watch Co..
Paso
Emerson
*80
91
Electric Storage
6% Jan
82
25%
*87 7b
22
27
*80
2.50
Elastic Stop
Electric
817b
*80
100
preferred
19
29
Jan
4%%
4% Jan
8
6% Jan
474%
2,500
20,800
437 b
437b
247 b
74
*151
43
42%
Ekco Products Co common.
.
327b
104%
2
317b Feb
May 20
44% July
34
77
77
331 b
1067a
1:
26
257b
26
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
12
22
Kodak
2
Dee
12% Oct
Stainless
3% Jan
July S
10% Nov 13
28% Dec 23
6%
com
prior preferred.
26% Jan
28
59
4%%
Eastern
Eastman
17
Jan
6% Dec
43
Ihc
Eastern Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
3
40
2
78
35
64% Jan
91
30
12
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
6
3% Jan
27% Feb
158
8
17% Dec 23
2
18
19
24% Dec
21% Mar 12
24% Jan
Jun
Nov
Atlg
3
115
21% Dec
82
16% Jan
10,500
800
'
900
347 b
10,900
40
54
57
57
5574
5574
■•■^70
137 b
13%
137b
13%
5,100
16%
1674
167b
1674
3274
33%
3274
32%
.
5.80C
33,000
i
i
Volume
Number 5725
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Raugc for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
297b Nov 25
6
Oct
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
11
Lowest
Jan
17
12 % Jau
24
65
38
% Mar
7
41% Jan
Jan
9 7
23% Mar
77a Dec 31
15
Sep 25
22 Ya Jan
67
22
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
3 Ms Dec 30
Oct 22
10
45
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
17% Oct 22
Jau
i<j
17% July
25% NOV
67% Jun
11
7% Jan
1
15% Jan
29
24 V* Jan
7% Jan
25% Jun
15
Fairbanks
2
10
2
-
1774 Mar 14
2
Jan
28% Feb
45%
14
23
4
Jan~13
Morse
&
Par
Co
Fa jar do
27
No par
Sugar Co
53% Marll
preferred series
Fansteel
B
Metallurgical Corn
474 Jan 23
1374 Jan 24
50
Feb
27
Fedders-Quigan Corp commoh
52
32
Mar
5 Vz% eonv
pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
19% Feb
12
29% Jan
3
Farwick Corp
T-
23
22
Jan
2
28% Sep
10
2
2074 Mar 10
4.60%
27% Jan
21
34% Jun
11
29% Jan
7
3474 Mar 13
Federated
28
18
20% Jan
10
2374 Mar 13
Ji% Jan
10
16% Jan
2
20% Mar 12
14
31
20% Nov 12
Dec
16
30
19% Oct 22
32
75% Oct 28
105
22
Jun
67
Oct
39
19% Dec 20
13
36% Nov
31% Nov
13
100% Oct
2
Mar 12
47
6% Dec
34 % Oct
16
22
79
Nov
6
11
Jun
21
Oct
45
21
Jan
19% Jan
20% Jan
0
*6
2
Jan
Feb
4
69% Jun
17% Nov
31% Oct
22
78
13
Nov
7% Mar
6
43% Jau
93
Noif
42% Oct
21
6ft
Oct
23
134
May }5
84% Jan
3
33% Oct
21
35% Dec
30
13% Oct 22
32% Dec 30
Nov
18
10% Dec
3
8
-
68 % Nov
8% Dec
52
NOV
14
10
14
93 % Aug
3
87
Jan
30
12%
a an
2
7% Jan
2
47% Jan
13
100
Jan
Feb
92
5
2
4
1674 Jan
60
Feb
10
20
Florida
03% Mar 14
'20
Jan
4774 Feb
93
Feb
Fiuor
7
80
*75.
*75
527b
527b
474
474
53%
4ya
1274
12%
47 b.
127b
1274
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55
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*48
527b
33%
33 Va
2074
2074
34
347b
3474
207a
2Q7u
*207a
347a
34 Tb
227b
22%
1974
2574
26%
52 7
5174
43
4214
80%
43
87
104%.
58
■■587 a
52%
41/4
7,100
12%
15,300
Corp
33 3A
34
20'%
20
20
33%
33 %
3374
3374
33%
20%
*20%
2074
*20%
34
34%
341/a
34%
34'%
20'%
34%
15,500
2374
20%
237b
23%
23%
237b
1,400
19%
20
20%
19%
2074
26 y*
267b
267a
26'%
26'/a
265/a
3,200
14,600
91
937b
93'%
10
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*93 7a
97
*87'%
1274
12%
54
*50
54
3374.
51
52
52
52%
5,700
23%
23%
22%
24%
9,600
4374
11,800
4,900
42
43
58%
4%
53 74 Mar 11
Food
7
convertible
20
4274
857b
*102
62
43%
437b
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86
104'%
61
87
102 »A
61
37474
587 b
59%
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61%
191 b
19 74
1
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15
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2374
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61
61
1274
52 7a
12
53
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500
597b
59%
61%
63 •!«
4,900
8,300
18%
17%
18
3,400
43
43 74
43 Va
43%
18%.
447b
90
1274
527 b
52
96
241/4
13
1274
537b
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247b
24%
137b
53
115
1474
59%
61%
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257b
1474
5874
5274
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247b
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17,700
52 3 4
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5274
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96
5,400
1
39%
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39%
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5
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417 b
407 a
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4074
417b
17
177 a
177b
28 7 b
29%
2974
29%
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1074
10%
177b
30%
10%
Xl6%
10
No par
i
107b
1074
107a
11
117b
11%
11%
117a
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11%
77
787b
787b
82
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82
82 7
a
80 %
81%
7,100
117 b
117b
11%
12
117a
117b
11%
11%
11Tb
43,300
62
61
61%
1174
617a
61
61 7a
25
8% Jan
2
12% Mar 14
10% Jan
14
1174 Mar 13
Francisco Sugar Co,
Franklin Stores Corfi,
67 % Jan
15
82»% Mar 12
Freeport Sulphur Co_—
9 74 Jan
2
13 74 Feb
3
Fruchauf Trailer
Jan
2
637a Feb
3
5
237b
1474
2,200
28,700
93%
921 b
25 74 Feb
A174 Feb
23%
1474
63A
447b
*89
61
43 %
44%.
93%,
597b
61 y8
96
674
43-%
44%
617b
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44
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187b
44%
96
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15
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1474
6%
437b
937b
•
1
100
3
9
147b
674
437b
*89
2,700
'
*105
preferred
Jan
Ford Motor Co
Mineral
Co
1774 Mar 11
Foremost Dairies Inc
3774 Jan
Foster-Wheeler
16
58%
60
674
4274
93%
40
102 'A
preferred— 1Q0
12% Jan
43
5874
par
preferred—
convertible
67b
437«
157b
Machinery & Chem Corp„_io
3%%
6%
200
2374
877b
427b
4,400
2,300
52
60
*89
1
■
6,000
51
1047b
*1474
—2.50
—
07b
1
-
/
237b
:
87
4274
93%
—"71%
:
Light Co...No
L,td_
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
1374 Mar 11
92 74 Feb
&
0%
42 7
800
3374
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*89
.
527/a
474
*4
20
88
5874
53%
79
33*%
1047b
*102
6,000
2,000
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2074
43%
86 lb
102
3,700
34
23%
74
80
9%
17'/8
27%
20 %
52%
23
79'%
8%
16%
27%
20
97
23 7 b
6,800
127b
*48%
267b
*93 7b
53
227a
6.25
26
95
2
15,400
54
20
*93
200
8%
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16%
28'/a
*4
38%
25'%
8
243A
33%
23%
1974
1274
127b
34%
21%
19%
52%
-
87 b
*48 ya
337b
20%
34%
20%
347 b
53
47b
4%
55
2074
25
Food Fair Stores Inc common
14
2574 Mar 11
1077a Feb
Powey Corp
Florida Power
16
07% July
17% May
54
*79
(The) Carpet Co
_5
Flintkole Co (The) common—.;
_5
$4 preferred
No par
Florence Stove Co
1
\
10
2
14
80
80
51%
No par
2
Jan
28
1
Jun
80
28
100
15
8
28
1
com
37% Jan
July 11
28
1
13
24% Jan
2774
10
38% Jail
123
87b
1674
28
2~5Q
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
8
874
16%
27%
Firth
44% Mar 13
9
79'%
874
874
1674
5
^
4% % preferred
First National Stores
16
9374 Feb
10
*79
874
167 b
Shares
.
874 Jan
6
Jan
7874
*8%
5
Stores
Corp
]
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Mar 12
♦78%
*7874
the Week
38%
25'%
8%
16%
1
Filtrol
6
2
39 % Jan
% May 35
93
62
8
54
27
8
14
1774 Mar 14
.2
21
6
5674 Jan
25
5% Oct
9374 Jan
10374 Mar
14
127 a Jan
3
Apr
21
37 74 Jan
13
18% Aug
5
24% Mar 14
87 % Jan
22% Oct 28
20
45 74 Feb
2
preferred
Dept
25
874
Fibreboard Paper Prod com—No
par
4 74
convertible
preferred
.100
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins NY
5
Fifth Avenue COach Lines Inc
10
17
13
674 Mar 10
46% July 9
95% May 10
22 % Aug 22
69% May 8
44% Alfg 27
5374 Feb
8374 Feb
5
12% Jan
9374 Mar 14
13
10174 Jan
5574 Feb
8
Dec
57
2674 Mar U>
14
Jan
20% Jan
3974 Jan
101% July 23
106
2
83% Jan
48
July 12
May 2
J0% Jan
3474 Mar 10
78%
*75
387b
8%
24%
16%
50
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
Dec
38%
8%
24%
874
2
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co com
36% May 14
20Y«Jan 31
29
397b
*38
87b
24%
7874
167 a
5
2
Jan
397b
874
2374
24
*78
50
2
36 74 Jan
*38
874
Friday
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
l
Jan
3
3874
8
23 7 b
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 12
j
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
11% Jan
8
17
*33
Wednesday
Mar. II.
yo
Falstaff
24
Tuesday
Mar. 10
Falrchild Engine & Airplane
Corp-l
Fairmont Foods Co com
i
4% conv preferred
loo
5
25 74 Mar 13
5%
61% May 13
45%July
Feb
Monday
EXCHANGE
12
64% July 10
16% Apr
4
LOW AN» HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
—"2
Corp
Co
»»
„io
l
common—
preferred
100
*61
117
*9274
*107
94
117
*107
04
*9274
117
*9274
>107
117
40 Tb
407b
407b
16%
4074
17%
17
29
297b
10%
*60
9274
29%
*11
94
1074
11
11
127b
40 To
9274
40 7b
2,300
40%
40%
41,900
1674
17
287,1
28%
20,100
17,600
330
2,100
'
7b
*62
800
63
80
G
% Oct 22
«
% Dec
ii
30
10%
July 24
10% Apr
45
7
10
11
Oct
21
Apr
36% Jan
31% Dec
10
23% Oct
25
64
20
Jan
Jan
6
8% Jan
2
40% Jan
46% Jun 28
40% Dec 30
22
Gardner-Denver
3574 Feb
4
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
472% convertible preferred
General Acceptance Corp
8% Jan
14
37s Jan
2
15
24% Jan
13
19
1474 Jan
2
51
30
Jan
9
25% Dec
17
90% July
25
NOV
1
19
5% Jan
69
Jun
2
3% Mar 13
6
Jan
18
88
9
Jan
10
11
125
Dec
23
135
Jan
23
8
4 74 Jau
55
Feb
7
36
Jan
30
General American
101
Feb
19
25
29
Jan
16
69% Jan
10
7674 Mar 10
9% Jan
2
1074 Mar 12
125
Jail
2
11
1974 Jan
2
2574 Feb
7
General Bronze
46% May 24
30 7i Jan
13
3474 Feb
4
70% Nov
35
Mar
6
6
75
Jan
3
Jan
29
Jan
14
10'74 Jan
2
1174 Feb
11
14 74 Mar
5
"07b Dec
20
12 la Jftn
22
15
Doc
20
46% Oct
4
25% July
08% Apr
8
57 7
12
59% Feb
48
12
4
Oct
21
8 % Jan
Oct
22
69
Jan
115
Jan
30
1
50
9
6474 Jan
24
Feb
57
Feb- 27
2
6
6074 Jan
Jan
2
6874 Feb
26
Jan
6
1167- Jan
20
33% Jan
2
3674 Jan
7
112% Jan
24
2
11774 Jan
16
22
70% Nov
7
87% Jan
8
92 74 Jan
Dec
16
40
Apr
12
34
Jan
6
38
68
Jan
4
48
74 Jan
2
6374 Feb
91% Feb
1
Mar
30 % Oct
11
47% July 12
3474 Jan
41
27% Oct
18
34% May 17
28% Jan
3174 Feb
42
Oct
25
1.8
57% July 15
5% Jun 13
33 % Oct
22
39
19% Oct
22
34
14% Dec
Dec
26
24
July 19
18% July 3
50% Jan 10
19% Nov
19
27% Mar 19
Dec
31
33
337b
4474
Jail
5274 Feb
4% Jan
% May 22
Jan
$1.60
•'!
6
24 74 Jan
Jan
1574 Jan
conv
General
16
4%
47b
47b
474
5 Tb
26'%
26'%
26%
2674
277 b
27 Tb
600
137b
1974
157b
1574
15%
15%
37*
3%
3%
37 b
374
37 b
37b
374
15%
37 b
3,-400
374
47a
57
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2374
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2874
10O
.
1074
10 7
-
1074
4
59
9,400
1,500
53
*517b
135
1
75%
10%
287b
28'%
28 '/a
*9974
1007b
*997i
28%
28%
287b
27%
287a
5,600
757b
75
757b
7574
75%
5,400
7,700
75'%
107b
135
107u
10%
13674
.136
xl37
107«
287 b
10%
137
2,300
100 71.
150
107b
*136
40
138%
247 b
247b
247 b
2474
24%
247a
1,500
33;«
33%
X33T4
33%
32 7b
82%
327b
32%
32%
3274
2,400
*81
82 7 b
82%.
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84
49
49
49%
49%
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49 7b
497b
49%
12%
1274
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1274
1274
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12%
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84
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84
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60
84
'
497b
49%
800
127 b
12%
2,440
1174
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11%
14%.
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14%
147b
1474
14 74
147a
14%
4%
59%
6074
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60%
59%
60
58'%
59 34
57%
58 Vb
6174
6274
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627b
617b
62
62%
617b
6174
23
23
23%
23%
23
23
23'%
23'A
23%
5574
56%.
557b
56%
557b
5474
557b
5474
557b
7,700
574
57 b
574
5374
5 Tb
5%
5'%
5%
57 a
57b
3,100
3,000
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-
5 7b
68
100
1%
69
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68%
1137b
1174
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61%
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69
68%
113
113
6874
357a
35%
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114
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36
35%
36
68
113
89 7 b
89%
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15
367b
36%
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63
637b
377b
38-
—1
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1137b
907b
90%
—5
Signal
32% Jan
13
37%'Feb
4
20% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
General
•«■••
22-..
-
687b
2,500
77,200
41,600
<
700
68%
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113y4
140
357b
6274
37%
;-;1;3i%
3174
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16
16
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36%
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31'%
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35
35
2274
23
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47 a
22%
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2074
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23%,
23
167b
1674
35
1,200
367b
50
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900
700
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,
2374
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;
37%
31%,
167 b
357b
22%
47a
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40%
•
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167b
35 74
114
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42%
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114
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35%
74
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36%
6274,
63
37%
,
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Corp
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41
6.67
10c
68'%
A
00 V*
36%
367b
63
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Corp
.,
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11%
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114
3574
36%
113
No par
Service
11%
"
35
'
Railway
5
287b
1007b
*9974
387 b
28%
X757b
136
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'
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28 Tb
100
287b
76%
58
*51'%
28%
XlOO
28
*134
58
X28
100
277b
757b
No par
series
preferred
Shoe
47b
5,600
,
24%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
16% Mar 13
400
1574
Equipt Corp
1
preferred
—No par ; =
Public
3274
2474
Advertising
General Public Utilities
42 74 Mar 11
22
$3
General
47s Mar 10
32 74
*2574
Precision
conv
33
2474
General Portland Cement Co
24
3274
157b
1
General
General
33'%
200
6,100
26
47%
No par
1
4
2Q
34
1574
No par
$3.75
33%
24 74
Corp com
Outdoor
33%
1
preferred
Preferred
337b
26
5
preferred
$5
23%
3374
3374
100
Corp
7
3774 Jan
i
5%
General Motors
*23 7b
33%
4%
26%
100
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
27
23%
No par
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
24
Dynamics
1,500
23'A
1
General Electric Co
19
2
13
General
97 a
42 7,,
7%
__5
24
Jan
113
47% July 16
115% Jan
27
1974 Jau
6574 Jan
47% Dec 31
33
327a
Cigar Co Inc
No par
General Contract Corp common
2
6% series preferred
__10
General Controls Co i
5
11
474 Jan
4
July 20
1974 Jan
11
56
201% Nov
Mar 14
19% May 15
% Dec 31
Feb
19
1
72% July 22
40
33% Dec
34
General
2
50% Jan
Feb
13
24
11% Jan
83
3,200
9%
427b
5
48
Mar
22
100
33%
1
Corp
5
86
14% Jan
5
Mar 13
49% Dec 31
20
13% Feb 27
3474
Investors com—l
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
9% Dec
53% Feb
137
2374
General Amer Transportation
2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
26% Jan
21
2374
50
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
17% Dec 23
Oct
237b
34
5o
2
13
30
7%
97n
*23'/a
33'%
23 7B
774
42'%
974
43
...1
2474 Feb
May 16
Aug
2
Apr 30
774
*974
*42'%
23%
97b
*41'%
3
General American Indus com
6 e/o convertible preferred,
21
96 74 Jan
12
67% Dec
7
5% Jau
27
\ 15% Feb 20
774
77 b
9%
43
5
Co—
26% Jan
25
47% Jun
Feb
55
37% July 12
101
No par
774
9 Tb
*417a
3
2
77b
9%
3
Jan
7%
42',%
27
2
77b
9 7a
427b
„
35 % Feb
15% Feb
3% Dec
1
5
50
common
2474 Feb
2074 Jan
38% Jan
Dec
Co (The)
Gamble-skogmo Inc
5% convertible preferred
Gamewell Co
(The)
30
3% Oct 21
Gabriel
19
2
31% Feb 27
8
13% Oct 31
23
8% Feb
974 Mar 14
4274 Mar 10
8,800
V!*-
1,800
6,000
4%
41
10,200
23,.
.
16'A
2,000
2,500
35'A
347a
357b
2274
22'/a
22%,
20'%
2074 Feb
19
General Steel Castings. Corp
20
197a
20
20
20
20 7„
20'A
22
45% May
2
17 74 Jan
4074 Jan
3
36 % Oct
7
43% Jan
24
General
Telephone Corp
10
42%
43
42 7b
42%
42%
42%
41%
427 b
41'%
15% Dec
23
30% Mar
7
16% Jail
2
2174 Feb
24
General
Time
10
217 b
21'a
217b
217b
217b
217b
X2174
217
a
21'/b
21%
2,300
5,900
20,500
1,900
22% Oct
1
30% Dec
4
2574 Feb
25
83%c
267b
26%
267b
267a
20%
26%
26%
26 7 b
26 7s
26'%
28,500
26% Dec
95
23
July 31
208% Jan
22'% Nov
107
Apr
18
23
83
Feb
3
30
General Tire & Rub
Jan
90
Feb
4 74 l/o
164
Jau
4 7b %
1
Corn
preferred
conv
com
100
7
185
Oct
22
90
Jan
2
83% Dec
18
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
8474 Jan
2
26% Jan
13
31% Mar 13
62 % M*y
8
44% Jan
3
Gerber
39 % May 29
2374 Jan
10
5174 Jan 20
27% Feb
4
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
77
21
23
Oct
39
Oct 22
20% Nov
14
7% Oct 21
32% Oct
20% Dec
11
24
July 17
Jun
8% Feb
3
5
46% Mar 20
28% July
3
83% July 17
91.
Mar 18
36% Dec
23
18
Dec
2
29%'Oct
21
37% Jan
14
2% Dec
18
157% Oct
3 6
57 % Nov
14
70% Feb
12
28% Dec
4
39% Oct
21
1
Oct
21
4
Oct
21
4% Apr
149
79
8
Mar 14
Jan
3
33 74 Feb
10
85
Mar
$5
8 74 Jan
33.
Jan
16
Gillette
7
2574 Mar 13
Ghnbel Brothers common
91
Jan
3
13
18
Feb
4
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
30
Jan
2
34% Jan
29
Glidden
3% Jan
20
Goebel
Jan
2
l%>Mar
13% Jan
9
11
37% Oct
4
4% Jan
33% Jan
15
39
2
28% Jan
31
33
Jan
Dec
23
36% Feb
8(5% Anr
6
2774 Jan
3
15
78% Jail
6
6% Apr
18
8
5% Jan
22% Feb
25
24% Jan
6
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4
83
Jan
<fc
20
4,000
347b
34%
347 b
34%
3474
34%
347a
347b
3,800
1
274
2%
271
27,
274
274
274
Stock
Co
R)
Union
(W T)
374%
preferred
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
30% Jan
2
37% Feb
5
Great
20% Jan
2
23% Feb
26
13174 Jan
2
14074 Jan
10
Jah
20
Dec
3
20% Dec 12
,14
Dec J8
76% Nov 20
78
Jan
11
Feb
28
2
25% Mar 10
Green
14% Jan
2
15% Feb
4
Greyhound Corp
69
81
7
8674 Feb
25
13
For footnotes see
page 26
Jan
75
:
Stores
4%-%
L)
65 7b
>159'%
1,200
74
7474
74 7a
75%
737b
73'A
737%
32
32
3174
32
31
3174
3174
3174
10,200
42 3,
44 74
43%
311,4
44 7b
3174
4274
437b
447b
43
437b
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17b
1%
17a
17b
1%
1%
17b
1%
29,700
16,900
4
57 b
5
73%
-
57b
574
7574
57b
57b
38 7b
39
387b
39
38 74
31%
30%
3174
31
3174
5
3274
327b
32%
33
33
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83 7b
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83%
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17a
alS,
57 b
574
38'%
3874
4,500
31%
3074
3174
10,900
33 74
3374
33'A
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5,900
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83%
574
33%
100
11,200
16,500
3174
38%
30%
1%
65%
38
5»b
5
647b
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837b
2,300
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6 7/4
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674
6%
6%
67b
634
67 b
67b
23%
23
23%.
23 3 a
23%
2374
23%
237a
23%
4,700
25
41%
42
41%
4274
417a
42
4l7b
42
417%
437%
5,200
No par
33%
337b
337a
34
33%
34%
337s
347b
337b
34
No par
100
100
22%
22 74
227b
22%.
227«
227b
227b
227 b
227b
2274
13774
137 72
137%
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1377b
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138%
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2574
Paper Co
Ry
Co
67
66 74
2374
Co
Green Bay & Western RR
(H
165
65'%
4174
5
Inc
647b
._1
preferred
22 % Jan
*159%
274
165
Qre Prop—No par
Great Western Sugar com
3074 Apr
4
16% Apr 30
Feb
68
Northern
165
165
66%
747b
'
Co common
26
*159
6574
12.50
(The)
Steel
29% Dec
64%
274
*150 7 b
9,100
—1
Batteries
& Co
Great Northern
*15872
10
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Co
165
100
Telegraph Co
(B
9
67
9,100
347 b
Gt Northern Iron
7%
9,300
10
Gray son-Robin son
*
35%
(The)
Co
52% Jan
22
3574
1674
25
Jan
200
36%
34,500
90%
39% Feb
138
25
874
257%
14
11
36
25%
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16'%
85
11
357 a
257b
8 74
25%
20
Feb
36
267 b
35%
874
35 74
35%
25'A
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25%
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45% Nov
20
35 7b
25%
8
1,500
16%
35% May
122% Nov
26 71
8
8
48
90 «4
21
Jan
25
8
48
25%
11
67% Mar 12
25%
10
48 74-
257,,
Oct
3
25 %
'48
487b
40,000
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16%
21% Dec
5
48 74
3074f
16%
347a
2'• 1
Granite City
Grant
48%
180
3074
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907 a
(W
Grand
3374 Mar 13
48%
:
257 b
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
16
48%
317 b
r
•
167,ii
Gould-National
16
9
48
"30%
650
84%
92 %.
2574
No
;
& Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber-
Mar 10
59% Jan
317«
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Brewing Co
Grace
4
3074
84%
;
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Feb
1
3074
91Tb
16%
Goodrich
2
297b
84%
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.
9074
Gold
19
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a
25%
27
44 74 Mar 11
917
167b
22
32% Feb
85
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297 b
:
*89 7b
Jan
84 % Jan
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94
29
192%
17
Jan
2
85
85
<:
90%
68
2
150
25%
28
12
149
16%
60% Feb
Jan
154
2474
13
Jan
*150
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79% Jun
30
150
5
1*58
69
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5
2
41
153
par
16
8
95
85
1
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21
2% Jan
14
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92%-.
4
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Co
Jan
157 74 Jan
95% July
95
85
10
Jan
26
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
*90
10
Co
8974
1674
21
37% Jun
95
'
21% Jan
17
31
(The)
*90
153
1497a
9ft
92 74
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preferred
Jan
160
100
.
Getty Oil Co common
4 '/o
25% Feb
-71% Oct
Products
1497'u
*90
95
—1
—
preferred
14
26% Dec
27
preference
5 Vn'/o
93%. Feb
preferred
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4134
Inc__
(The) common
-3
preferred.100
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15 7b
67a
71
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71
25%
15%
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257b
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86%
71
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157a
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71
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March
.
17
1958
20
—
CORD
EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
t
■t,
'
15 74 Oct
Jail
34% Jaii
2
14 7 k Dec
10
9
Lowest
Highest
11
NE \V YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year Jihil
14
12 % May 10
32% Jan
11
Highest
17% Jan
20% Jan
28
Grumman
Aircraft
Feb
4
10% Jan
10
Uuantanamo
25
177a Jan
20
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
8
Dec
11
1057a Oct
21
34 va Jan
24
41 %Jun
11
95% Feb
5
4
16
52
May 13
101
80% Jun
152
81 7k
Aug
6
PI
Oct
28
98
Apr
2
83
Nov
4
96
Jan
29
38
Mar
5
Feb
6
89
92
Jan
$5
Jail
27
Gulf
Oil
States
;«
43% Feb 28
25
Utilities
Jan *30
Mar 13
$4.40
dividend
98% Mar 11
3
53%
54
54
54
55
108%
109
$4.44
■
700
4,200
874
8%
157a
15%
55 31
55%
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5,600
15 71
1
109%
10812
109%
1077k
108'a
42 %
42%
42 74
42%
42%
42 7,,
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100
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dividend
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14%
15 '■»
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99
10
14%
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18! k
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700
57
106 3 4
1073k
30,600
42 %
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2,500
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Common
$4.20
15%
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Corp—
15
the Week
Friday
Mar. 14
187,,
183a
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8%
*8
8
..
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 13
15%
15%
No par
preferred—
95
Jan 10
'95% Jan
4
Hl
25
39Va Jan
60% Feb
8
8
8
1
Sugar
PRICES
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
1
14% Feb
Gulf
47".
Eng Corp—
SALE
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Per
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
9
HIGH
AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
I
preferred—
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99
95
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99
98%
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41
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320
20
997k
11
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
33% Jan
63% Dec
30
89% Jail
17
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18 ya Dec
20
■
Jun
2
13% Dec
31
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67
Dec
24
20% Dec
24
24% Dec
23
29%|Ocfc 21
24
6
13% Mur
28% Jail
11
111% Jail
11
45 % Jan
15
21% Jan
May 31
26% Jail
Jan
J-in
16%-Jan
9
40% July 23
Jan
6
2
•
14
23% Dec
30
39% Mar 11
23% Feb
24
51% Aug
30% July
8
30
Jan
13
2
20 % Jail
24% Feb
2
32% Mar 25
22% Jan
,20
22
Oct
8
14
Jun
Dec
30
3% Oct
8
6% Jan
28
Nov
7
22
11
25 % Jan
4% J*n
Mar
66
Feb
1
19
14% Jan
21% Nov
22
28% Apr
76% Jun
2
20
22
28
69 % Oct
9
43'A Dec
26
54
83
19
91
Nov
May
6
July 24
Jan
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72% Jan
14
43% Jail
2
Jan
6
-
Hecht
Jan
28
26
18% Jun
22
17% Jail
6
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
24% Jan
16
23% Jan
2
28% Mar
8
32% Jan
2
Feb
26
Feb
25
12% Jan
21
Hercules
38% Jan
7
41% Feb
4
Hercules
9% Dec
34% Mar
30
17% Jan
Jan
21
47^, July 11
103% Oct
22
47% Jan
23
135% Jan 30
62
July 25
44% Nov
14
50% Feb
19
19
4
35
27% Feb
10
10
36
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Motors—
2
44% Feb
3
26% Jan
14
30% Feb
6
Hewitt-Robins
137s Feb
3
Feb
25
Heyden Newport Cliem Corp
3%% preferred series A
7
68
87
July 19
74
Jan
2
85
;
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75
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,
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13
17
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20
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25
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3
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42% Sep
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12
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,
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22
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25
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9
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113
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138
55%
20 3.,
14
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557k
2v'k
28%
32
"24%
50
preferred—
10
15% Oct
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32%
r
1
common
3.65%
20% Feb
1
28%
25%
10
3% '/o preferred
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89
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23
13%
42
42
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.
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4
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5
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1
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Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc_
Mar 11
74
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100
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12
28 % Jan
18% Jun
53
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16
21
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16
34
14% Jan
28
18
7.50
—
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27
147 k Jan
27
23% Feb
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7
25% Mar 13
'
14% Dec
July
0%
■
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23% Jan
;
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207 j,
13%
14
-72%'
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40
55%
20%
.
20%
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100
2.50
1
4%
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Mar 13
39%
55.
■
1
convertible preferred
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17
138
•
39
54 3
v
32% Mar 14
27
29% Dec
138
21
32% Feb
2
127 % Oct
38%
54%
*20%
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Oil
Hall
10
73% Jan
13
129
21 % Jan
2
30
39
-
70
25
Well Cementing—5
<W F) Printing Co_:
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Hamilton Watch Co common
—1
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41
•
28
20% Jiin
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b&'/j duu 2,1
3
1 co
83
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83 7a
20
10
-
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15% Dec 30
8% Oct
22
17% Oct 22
9
Nov
8
15% Oct
22
25Vi Nov
i
32% Oct
40
22% Jan
7
10% Jun
20
25% July
16% Sep
22% Jan
2
24
16% Jan
2
9 % Jan
10
21
Hilton
20% Mar 12
10% Feb
Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
19
2
24% Mar 13
Hoffman
9% Jan 20
11.% Jan 27
Holland
Jan
11
17% Jan
3
19% Mar
6
Holly
Feb
5
25%> Jan
2
40% Jan
10
32% Jan
2
Oct
22
71% Jan
4
23
39% Jun
81
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
18% Nov
26
16% Jan
3
34V4 Nov
13
25
Jan
69
Aug 30
3
31
39% Feb 24
46
Jan
Honolulu
10
24
Jail
2
27% Feb
4
Feb
8
89
Jan
2
92
Jan
31
4
3
Jan
2
4
Jan
16
28% Jan
10
19
23% July 24
39 % May 29
30% Nov
85
18
Jan
7
23
Jan
10
19
Jail
3614 Jan
9
38% Feb
27% Jan
13
Mar 13
79
Mar 14
Feb
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
26
84
Feb
25
87% Jan
20
100
Apr
1
92
Feb
20
93% Jail
27
54
Jan
7
57% Feb
4
8 % Jan
22
46% Oct
22
60% July 11
8% Dee
31
15
Jan
18
5% Dec
18
18 % Jan
8
1 % Sep
3
23
3% Oct
43
Dec
12% Oct
70
30
23
Sep 27
4% May
11% Apr
90
Apr
16% Jan
85% Apr
6
29
4
14
8
8% Feb
1% Jan
16
6% Jan
16
4% Jan
41% Mar
3
6
27
72% Jan
17
3% Feb
3
24% Feb
3
12% Dec
23
22
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
4
29% Jan
17
May 31
35% Feb
11
75% Aug 12
50
Dec
4
11
40
38
Jan
21
11
49 % Jan
7
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22
48
Jab
15
47 % Feb
7
48
Feb
21
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
44% Jan
7
47 % Feb
3
29% Jan
2
40
Nov
6
14
40
July 16
26
Nov
6% Dec
13
9% Apr
13% Dec 23
39 % Jan
14
59
88% Jan
65
158
148
69
Nov
14
678 Jan
4.42%
17% Jan
24
Jan
73
Jan
15
Jan
16
Fdb
158
Feb
10
99% Jan
4
Feb
11
20
13
23% May 14
22% Jan
52
Jan
92
Nov
29% Oct 21
81
Nov
4
18
Dec
24
270% Oct
25% Dec
137
Nov
22
22,
19
July 30
30
55% Dec
17
Oct
11
34
Dec
26
22
Dec
24
27 % Dec
9
25% Oct
21
20% Oct
23
22
12
27
376% July
8
300
Jan
10
340% Feb
4
11
7% Dec
85
22% Jan
Dec
30
Oct
22
31 %
July 10
76
May
115% Apr 23
11% Feb
109% July
98
Feb
3% Feb
28
22
Jan
17
20
24
13
22
50% Juiy 15
94
Feb
4
Jan
16
96
Jan
22
7% Jan
13
13% Feb
4
7
71
Feb
4
Jan
13
112
F"b
28
34 % Jan
14
25
13
57 % Jan
100
28
Jan
Jan
2
29 % Jan
13
217a Jan
3
22% Jan
17
13% Jan
31
Jan
13
36% Feb
10
27
U
4% Feb
9
15% Jan
2
47% July 11
19 % Feb
25
78
Jun
11
24% Feb
4
91
82
Jan
15
85 % Feb
56
Feb
3
62% Jan
87% Feb
28
60% Aug
75
Aug 29
34% Dec 10
89 % Feb
69
Feb
12
35% Dec 18
90% Nov
35% Dec
6
17
2
28
52% July 3
97
July 11
64% July 24
99
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76% Jan
2
17
For footnotes see page 26.
22
common
Utilities
'■
16
,
50
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50
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48
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500
10,400
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preferred
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21,800
29
77%.
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90
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297,,
153
777 is
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29%
153
76%
100
5%
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151
73 %
607k
13
29%
29%,
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61
97% Feb
12,600
73%,
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4
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3.50
common
Steel
334 7k
24%
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1
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80
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4,700
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89
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24
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41
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14
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88
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40
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11,000
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28 7 i,
21%
42
*2474
% 4074
28 3 k
20%
95 % Mar 14
84
33%
24 3 4
29 3k
21
3
83%
33
i
28%
207k
10
843
33%,
*24 7-1
,
150:'i
150
21%
Jan
165
84%
31%
V
6,000
29r'„
151
2074
3%%
243
*155
165
*155
•"
8,900
,
149%
4%
24
70
7174
x28%
21%,
Jan
100
16 7 k
70
30%
1
Inc
15%
338!k
335
197k
Co
167 a
I
1
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6,400
7.7k
89'
,
5
88
48
1
(F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Lake
50
327 k
5
.
Circuit Breaker Co_
Jefferson
20
51 %
70%
40
40
*88
88%
4,000
a
1534
85
31
397k
461
7074
163,
Co*
1
Jersey Cent Fwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Mar 14
7%;
*7
31:!i
31%
21% .21%
337% 338%
32 74
6,300
12,100
46
16" i:
84%
30 %s
88
32 3 i
6474
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*155
'
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32%
32%
77k
*7
1534
%
70%.
>' 105
84%
*44 7 k
48
32 3i
7%,
69%
*155
'
a
*48 7 k
327V.: 32%
157 it
V
;
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V48
.
\
25%
Corp
Stores
preferred
Jan
25
Shoe
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
36% Feb 25
39% Feb
*50%
-
150%
*108
85
Mar
51%.
:•
64%,
291
No par
—No par
25
38
93
100
;
Jacobs
6% Jun
287% Jan
47% Jan 28
preferred—
5% Jan 27
4
*50 7 k
-
"
27
19
24
15
28% Jan
Nov
517 k
t
87%
I-T-E-
*50 7k
24%
21%
337
*91%
8
.*447k
89%
„Nopar
Jowa-Hlindjs Gas & Elec Co__No
13% Oct 11
Jan
Canada
6
41% Jan
46%
467k
39%
7.50
$6
46
*44%
30%
39 7 k
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
.
*44 7 k
-
"
Jan
3
46
467 k
85%'/.
*88%
100
Power
123% Feb
*44%
*44%.
31 %
Interstate
18
10
of
International
37% Mar"13
45%
12,900
30%
..70,;;.
165%
30 %>
Mar 11
34
307 k
'
150%
Dept
28
29% Jan
Nickel
International
Mar 13
30%
*44%
10%
*24
5
preferred
International Silver
5
5
30%.
1'va"
100
com
Interstate
15
2
Jan
26
2
27% Jan
118
31% Mar
26-% Feb
30%,
*45
5
.
Cliemical
International Salt
32% Miir 14
30
7%
29%
$4 preferred—
.—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No
par
37 % Mar 10
32% Jan 29
31%,
32% >
.—No par
common
Preferred
5%
'30%
'
'
1
85% Feb 27
Jan
3274"
48
No par
92
7
32
'
Int'l Minerals &
4%
63 7
327a
.; *5aVac' 51%
*48 % '"50
50
*46
100
Business Machines
7%
64 7k
32
45%
*48%
84%
36%
637,,
327 k
"
*50% " 51 %
69%
36
37 7
46%
*155
36%
2,300
63%
31%
46
*44%
15%
363,,
100
147k
36%
'
.
*44%
*7
147 k
8,900
65
31%
32%.
14%
14 3,
120
2%
22 7k
14%
2%
22
75 74
2 5„
*21%
76
2%
22
37%
31
par
2%
32
31%
common
9
37% July 10
36% July 16
337/a May 10
14% Feb 19
130
70% Jan
14%
36%
.\64>4
preferred
Inftf Harvester
Mario
15
1
8
28% Mar 29
Oct
74
*14%
65%
International Packers Limited
International Paper common
33% Dec
33
13
15
20
Int'l
2
111% Jun
68 % Jan
14%
No par
19
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
547/4 Jun
29
76
1
1
-
2%
-
4%%
30% Mar 10
75 74
'75
75
75
23
—No par
100
13
4
24
5
159% Jan
2,500
22 3
1
Feb
24% Jan
Dec
31% Feb
3
13
4.900
15%
Mexico
10
28% Nov
28
2
26% Jan
44%
15%
31%
Tnterlake Iron Corp/.
Int'l
44%.
15%
2%
50
79% Mar
125
Feb
Jan
Mar 13
45%,
15%
*21%
37
700
43 3-,
15%
23
37
5
5
5%:
*5
,i
4 3,7 is
15%
2%
50
common
5
43%.
.>21%
15
2
20
26% May 10
106% May 30
35
27
148% Miir
41
*5
5
15%
04%
—
G% preferredInland Steel Co
6
2
25
14
82
89% Feb
Jan
1,200
43 3,
75
75
50
Corp
16
19
1%
23
50
Interclicmical
3
86% Jan
>
30%
Ctfs Inc
37% Jan
1%,
2%
50
Insuranshares
3
1 %
*21%
.100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
7
2
1%
l'5%
No par
—
24 % Mar
21
26,800
5
Inspiration Cons Copper
Jan
38% Jan
22
13
400
77.:
43%
■!.
1
33% Mar 13
35% Jan
156% Jan
Nov
82 % Nov
11
11
66% Oct
6% Oct
Feb
23
25% Oct 22
65
156
10%
734
1
Industrial Rayon
19
55% Jau
Jail
-73
25% Jan
86
23
*10 7k
8'«
50
10
S A
6
Dec
25% Dec
74%
100
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
5
Jan
10%
7%
5%
4.20%
32% Mar 13
7% Feb
10%,
15%
Industria Elect;ica De
30
1
77::
43%
5
9.600
55% ••,55% :
10'
*4%
5
■:>:
55 7 k
15%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Feb
Nov
56
830
95
55%,
30,800
86
*93 7 k
43%
4.70 %
62
44
*04
95
1%,
preferred
45% Mar
86
*93%.
1%
'preferred
4
*81
1%
4.26%
47% Jan
45% Mar
86
1%
4.08%
44% Feb 25
2
f9
95
1%
4
8
47% Apr
333,,
79
,
*84
*1%
com
100
33%.
34%
80%
6,400
38
%*93%
7%
21
46% Mar
19
34
100
18
*37
'
i
com
387k
387k
3874
38 31
38
38%>
3874
3977
12%
88%
887k
89%
89%'
89%
937 k
94
95%,
1,800
39%
407k
397 k
40 3i
40
91%
40%
92
10
39%
407k
39
39%
42,800
93%
93-%
937k
937k
93 7 k
937a
1,280
43
44 %
43
437k
42 34
43
5,200
100
1
93
93
42%
437k'
'
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937 k
43%
437«
-
f
,
3,600 /
„
20
86
55 1::
4
38
300
10
95
*10',,
32% Feb
*19 7 k
18 %
*84
8
2
20 %
33
*93 7 k
10 %
29% Jail
374
95
55%
9
23,400
800
-
90
3%
86
7%
Co
277k
26%
"08
90
*84
10%
Illinois Central RR Ca
Illinois Power Co common—
27
"79
„
■;
55%
Idaho Power Co
9,200
*37
8111
Ideal Cement
13
38
10',:
5
Jun
38
,
56
65% Mar 10
40
37%
*363
38
7%
33% Feb
45 %
177,;
18%-
10%
2
45%
3%:
20
18
55%
13
23
20
18%
1
28-% Jan
Jan
21
—J
51% Jan
45%
*93%
100
preferred—,
100
Lighting & Power—No par
com
6.100
*19%
*20
Xl8
,
34 %
Indust Inc
38%
*88
•
31f
80
9
2574 Oct
3%
80
&
27%
38 74
26';:
26 %.
90%
*88
314
33 1::
63% Jan
32% May
38
90
3%
34%
5 Yo preferred series A—
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
2
2
25%
26
25%
,—100
5% noncumulative preferred—10Q
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
,
19-'%
27 3,
38:,,i
45%
80
tHudson & Manhattan
„
19 74
29
45'
33%
Houston
19%
*273',
,
45
,
500
45
.
80
Howard Stores Corp—,
Howe Sound
Co
;
2,900
*19%
19%29
33%
preferred
5,900
107 k
44%
21
32
10
23%
10 • k
38' k
*88
18'
*9%
23%
38'',,
3%
17%
10%; %:
10%
38':,
>.
11,700
24%,
387,:
25%
*20
3
19 Vk
*27:|:,
*
10%
/.
38 31,
1
90
3%
10%
10%
19%
20
10
23.3,
29
19%
23 5 k
10%
x23'?o
82
19
2% Jan
20% Jan
25%
*88
1
preferred
78% Feb
May 21
35% May 23
26% Dec
45
com
Hunt Foods
23
4
44%
25
Inc
1«
30
Jan
38 3
Ho par
17
Dec
6
38%
common—5
T"n
16
2% Dec
19
19%
*27%
com
Feb
3
13% Jan
19%
28%
>
*80
convertible
4.40%
4
1 % Jan
19%
28%
*10
'
50
4 Yo
10% Mar 10
5% Jan 10
10%
10%,
*37
$2.25
8
Nov
10
24
20%,'
20
20%
Household Finance common—No par
3% %i preferred
100
6
87
Co
Houdaille-Industries
34% Mar 11
83
Electrochem
preferred
Corp of America
5Yo conv preferred
7
10v
23%
10'»
Corp
$4.25
6
10
23%
10 %
10
30
12.50
common
Hotel
30
15% Feb
Hooker
*9%
23%
5
IC
Corp
Oil
19%
50c
Corp
Co—
convertible preferred
Homestakfe Mining.
20
6 % Jan
97
Sugar
>
1
Electronics
Furnace
19%
19%
2.50
5 Yo
11
28% Mar 4
40% Feb 26
22% Dec
i
Hotels
Number 5725
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
'
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
NEW l'ORK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 10
Mar.
PRICES
Wednesday
II
Mar.
Salsa far
Thursday
12
the Week
Friday
Mar. 13
Shares
Mar. U
K
22
Dec
10
67FaDec
30
46% May 18
109% May
37
Dec
Dec
13„
33% Oct
Feb
14
105% Aug
5
39% Jan
24
49
23
74% July 23
88
Nov
102
T'eu
Feb
21
Apr
32
Nov
-
7
25% Oct
,
22
22'A Oct
29
93A Dec
29% Dec
17
32% Oct
22
40% Oct
29% Jan
33
Dec
9
Dec
22
Dec
10% Jan
2
30% "Feb
27
75% Jan
27
19
33% Jan
38"
Feb
30
46% Jan
28
30
2
4
Jan
25% Jan1
78% Jan
27%
34% Jan
10
4
17
Dec
30
26% May
47
Jan
17
66% Dec
'
12% Oct
22
Apr 11
.15% Jan
•
27
16
,
17
Oct
17% Dec
22
27
-24% Dec 24
82 "
Nov 27'
Jan
13% Jan
/
10% Dec
"
19
1
Dec
Feb
20
10
2% Jan
24
7% Feb
32 % Jun
5% Jan
1
14
Oct
21'
2
Jan*
;Jan.15
'*•
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•
• •
■
'-
28
23
14% Oct
19
22
65% Dec
23
7% Dec
31
Apr 29
Jan
14%'Jan
,
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
"
65% Jan
150% Mar
;!
7
143
1,900
7
6
I
152
Jan
18
67% July 18
24
72% Jan
9
46% Jan •, 3
9% Dec
30
16% Aor
18
"
60% Jan 22-
46% Dec
7% Dec
26
36'A Oct
26 v Oct
25
10
10% July 16
52% July 30
57% Jan
2
11% Oct
31
22
25 % Oct
11
10
!29% Oct
25
19% Oct 22
:
93
Aug 26
*
80
"Nov-, 4
Jun
Jan
29
31
7
22 % Jail
Feb
28
101% Jan
Jan
2b
'
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82
.
9
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: ' Jan
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5%
93
<
92
15% Jan
Mar
4
106
Apr
'4 /
34
Aug ,20;;
4'^'% 84AiMar.-10
Dec
5
2
116
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-23% Oct 22
-30% Jim
93 % Jan
8
11
22
128
5
54% Dec 30
7
; Dec
16
45% Feb,12
V 22% Dec, <10
'
32% Jan
133% Dec 27
,
122% Jun 28
125.- Mar
»
140
14
11% Jam'
--'31
23
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Jail
Jan "
32% May 17
Louisville
Ldwensfein
2
:2
-
30% Jan 23
V
;
26% Feb
-
3
77
*
Nov 18
80% Jan 30
7% Mar 28
33
'11% July
'■«R9
Nov =19
6 1
Jan 14 '<■'
28% Dec
385
Dec
23
44
27
^ jun
12
•10
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Jan
"9 Ft July
4% Nov 26
41% Dec, 93 %•' -171AJan
Dec 18
"37% May
z4% Oct 16
15% July
15% Dec 24
17% Oct 22
38
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Nov
Jan
37 % May
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17
2
Jan
8
28
Feb
19
31
4
5% Jan
7%: Jan .23
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21 a.*Fe\i '
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' 2
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8
311
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Mar
Jan*
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34
79
-
78% Jail,
70
2
.
17 '"5 72
Jan
32% Feb 25
55
Jan
9
17% Apr 22
13
21% Dec
31
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20
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23% Jan 'f 2
7
30
Jan
4
30
'42% Apr 30
11
Dee
23
13% Mar 11
60
Dec
30
29%
No~V~4
75 % Apr
17
50% Jun
31
Jan
'2
;
Feb 26
39% Jan
62
Jan '
'
Feb
" Mar
52
Feb
''*■ 24
Jan
3
34% Feb
79
'Feb
Dec
12
67
Dec
23
47% Oct 22
*30
19% Jan
13% Dec -30
20
33
40% Jun
Apr
.1
81% Nov 27
21
Nov
6
Mar
29
7
17
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
-
74% Nov -26
39
7 43%
52
Jan
14
13
Mar
Mar
7
3
15% Feb
«-93% Feb '
86% Jan
22 % Jan
79
-
5 "
15 Fa Jan 30
37% Jan 22 J
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7
25%, Feb
w
3
83% Feb
Jan
4 :
61
Aug 12
25% May 20
56
44% Nov
29
36% Jan
10
46% Mar 11
72% Sep
105% Jan
10
89
Feb
26
79
Jan
*8
83
Nov
29
109% Jan
37% Dec
20
14% Oct
37% Dec
128
Jan
19% Jan
73
Feb
21% Feb
Feb
10
135
30 % Mar 10
39
29
69% Apr 24
21% Jan
8
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
24
63
July 12
39
Jan
2
49
Jun -28
94
Feb
18
84% Jan
2
92
104% Jan
9
94
Jan
10
100
May 23
86
Jan
17
85
19
Sep
75
Aug 30
77
July 10
99
July 25
For
19%
500
70
70%
5,100
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
5,400
25%
25%
*33ii
25 Fa
25%
200
7
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%
19%;
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3 Fa
*3%
3 Fa
18%
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18 Ft
19%
19 Fa
26%
26%
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19%
;
26%
26%
,,
88
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16%
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18
18
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16%
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25%
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34%
35%;
par
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88
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16 Fa
16 Ft
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19
16%
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18
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;
10
footnotes
89
86% Apr
103
Feb
see
naee
18
100
19
Ft
19 Fa
19 Ft
1,300
*26 Fa
i'
88
27
-
26 Fa
26%
1,400
88
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89
10%
10%
103/a
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10%
10%
6,400
35
35%
35
35%
6%
35%
35%
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6%
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17
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17
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5
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200
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23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24 Fa
23%
24 Fa
16,000
26%
26%
263-t
27 Ft
27 Fa
27%
27 Fa
27%
27
2,600
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36 Fa
16 Fa
16%
16 Fa
16 Fa
76
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77
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7 7 Ft
76%
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3,700
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69
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7,200
8,800
260
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35
34
34%
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17,000
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23 %
110 Ft
110 Ft
110 Va
llOFt
220
23 Fa
11,400
10
-
*108 Fa
100
;
10
J 03
—100
%
84
100
'-90
100
104%
10
>'.43%
.LlOO
/l 35 Fa
57%
50
12%
1
■67%
3.33'A
10
common
100
—
23 Fa
103%
*100%
84
*82
92%
*88
46%
45 F-t
136
*.
■
-
;
*>
20%
45%
*136
29%
30%'
58
58%
12%
12%
xl2%
70%
74%
26 Fa
123
26%
*123
24%
30%
T
26 %
-
124%
24 Fa
24%
30%
*83 Fa
*82
85
*82
*88
92%
48
103
Fa
V
'
103 Fa 103 Fa
300
.47 Fa
48%
267,600
136 Fa
,
49%
137 Fa
40
137%'
100
30 Fa
30Fa
30 Fo
29%
29%
4,400
58 Fa
58 Fa
59 Fa
58 V*
58%
8,800
12%
*12%
12%
12 Fa
12%
2,400
74%
?
71%
73%
71 Fa
72%
101,600
>20%
*26%
124%
*123
.'24%
30 Ft
26 Ft
*26%
*123
124%
24%
24 Fa
30 V*
*
600
26%
30%
84
'<
30%
(
24%
30%
83
83'A
*83 V*
8,800
1,700
170
'
36%
1
c
L_50
*100
8%
38
37
37
'
400
30%
450
450
26 Fa
26 Fa
26'Fa
6%
6%
*6%
!—_No par
*
0F4
8
*13 Fa
ia
24
39'A
37
36%
*400
26%
26%
•*
7
6%
*6
6F4
*8%
■'•
*6 Fa
6
Ft
13 Fa
>13 Ft '
13 Fi
13
%
24%
24%
25
6 Fa
6%
6%
6%
G%
16%
.
16 Fa
1(5%
54%
*53
54% /
34%
*34%
34%
31%
32
32
32%
3134
32 Fa
19 Fa
19 Ft
32 Fa
31%
32 Ft
29 Ft
30
30
30 Fa
*83 Fa
28%
28%
28
28
*27 Fa
28 Fa
52%
52%
51 Ft
51%
*51V*
51%
14 Fa
14 Fa
14 Ft
14 Ft
*14
14%
3
*20%
21
20 Fa
21
—50
convertible
(J Ray)
preferred
& Co Inc
100
_1
37 Ft
00 h-*
80
*79
73
70
i
1
Publishing
3
37%
11%
70%
*41%
43
11%
xllFi
11%
76
77
Fa
37 Vb
81 Fa
36%
71
'
79
71
*70
*20 Fa
*•
.20%
*41%
43
llFa
76
77
3,300
37 Ft
6,500
82
50
*79
80
72 Fa
70
80 Fa
70
27 Fa
27%.
27%
27%
51 Fa
51 Fa
51 Ft
51 Fa
14
14 Fa
14
14
20%
20%
20%
21 Fa
*41 Fa
11%
30
*80 Fa
80 Fa
79
11%
*75%
43
11 Ft
McGregor-Donigcr Inc class A
Mclntyre, Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Robbins Inc.
,
*41 Fa
11 Ft
50
700
420
1,200
900
43
ll'A
1,800
76
75 Fa
76
32%
X31%
32 Fa
31 Fa
31%
31
31%
5,000
35 Ft
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
10.400
41%
35 Fi
41%
42
,
540
43 Fa
42%
42 31
41%
42
1,600
1
12
12
11%
11%
11%
11 Fa
11%
11%
*11%
11%
1,400
5
75
75%
75%
77%
*76%
77'A
77
77
*76
77
1,200
58
58 Fa
58 Fa
4,800
x40%
18
57 3i
1
Trucking Co—
20
18,300
31 Fa
30
36%
37 Fa
80 Fa
I 81
86
31'A
.
31%
32 Fa
34%;
*76%
77%
31%
36 Fa
81
81
*83 Fa
86
*79
82
43
*42
'
Co
3,600
31 Ft
No par
common—50c
32'/a
*83 Fa
No par
No par
Corp
700
32
86
37%
9,700
32 Fa
*53
8%
41%
58
59
9
9
59 Ft
9
57%
*8%
8%
Ft
8%
13 Fa
*13'A
58%
8%
58
8%
9
19*
26
19
Mar 11
Jan
3
5 '
Mar 14
Mar
6
Stores Co__
1
McQuay Morris Mfg Co
3,400
Mercantile
Stores
Co
&
Inc
$3.50 preferred
$4
15 Fa
800
34%
6,500
94
93
93
24
23%
24 Fa
24
24%
24 Fa
24 Fa
81
81 %
81%
81 Fa
81 Fa
81%
81 Fa
70%
*92
94
*92
*92
24%
*81
94
4,500
82 Fa
90
*70 Fa
*70%
73
70%
72
73
21 Fa
21%
*21 Ft
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Fa
21 Fa
Fa
45%
x45%
46%
45%
46
45%
46
45%
46
82
x81Fa
81%
No par
—
*81%
No par
129
Co
1
12.50
5
1
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4,35%
preferred series
24
90% Feb
26
.3.85%
preferred series
Jan
31
88
Mar 11
3.80%
97% Jan
14
preferred series—
4.45%^1'efei'red series
pfd
30''a
72%
132
30%
xl32
31
135
32 %
Xl8Fa
18 %
18%
18 Fa
18%
46%
x46%
47%
100
100
100
*99
100
*85
100
*100
88%
92
90
*130
32 F4
46 %
*90
*80
00
47%
*90
Fa
82
*80
82
132%
132%
132 Ft
33'A
33%
33%
18%
48
92
18
18%
47%
48%
5,300
18 Fa
48 Fa
*97%
18%
49
92
100
31,900
4,300
30
100
10
87
87
220
90
*87
90
10
103
-101
103
40
*87
89
*87
89
88
88
88
*87
90
*87
*101
103
*101
101 Fa
1,900
34
98
89
101 Fa
134
33%
98
89
101 "a
700
134
*90
88%
101 Fa
290
65,400
82
92
*98
♦98
72 Fa
*80
*90
101%
101 Fa
71 Fa
10
24%
1
30
6
15 Fa
34%
80
44
400
15 Ft
35
3%
2nd
Machine
13 Fo
14%
34%
23%
94
13 Fa
14 3i
35%
16%c
Mergenlbaler
Most,a
13 Ft
14%
34Tb
Inc
Co
preferred
Linotype Co;
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
conv
13%
14 Fa
35
common
Mongol Co (The)_
Merck
13 Fa
14'A
34%
•
35
*92
1
100
14%
%
34
100
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
13
13%
*13
*14 Fa
5
.Corp common—
4%% preferred (1st series)
Jan
101% Feb
lo
Mend
!
4,700
4,900
32
29%
*70%
Stores
,
33
82 %
?
2,600
29%
37%
19%
■
34'A
32 Fa
80
$2.50 preferred
19%
6%
17
54%
*83'A
*81 Fa
500
2,400
34 Ft
29 Fa
No par
6%
16%
19 Ft
85
No par
No par
Corp common
-;-T
i
100
-
13%
25
34 Fa
32%
86
6 Ft
25
54%
29
-
*6
34%
31%
■!
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred •——
common
*53
85
100
—No par
_5
19%
•
3,000
'
3,700
7 Ft
*13 Fa
17%
34%
'
27 Fa
6 Ft
24 %
6'a
450
26 3A
7
13%
15%
6%
16
36%
*390
,
27 Ft
25 Ft
*52%
1
3,200
36 Ft
450
24'A
xl9%
———
36%
.
27 Fa
*6%
19%
Co
52,200
6%
54'A
No par
600
41 Ft
6 Ft
Y
34% '
com
8%
40%
*390
•27
33%
19%
8%
42 Fa
36 F4
450
54
Corp common.
8%
38 Tb
•
*13 Ft
13%'
24%.
5
Exploration
*6
6%
8%
3 8 Fa
;
1
:
*8%
8F4
39
1
_ii
Midland
McLelian
;
124 Ft
24 Ft
84
83%
84
103
*136
30 Fa
.
10
85
92%
24%
,
5,100
103%
*88
137 Fa
72 Fa
26%
*100%
103%
85
104%
30%
13
21
23 Fa
*100%
«' 49%
58
,
70%
84
100
«T03
'
-•47%
23
92%
;
*88
58 Fa
124%
*123
23 Fa
103 V2
*82
136
*
110
23 Fa
85
92%
104 Fa
*103
104%
136
110
*100%
103 %
29:!t
(Ky)_Nopar
i
109
23 V\
23
100
com
Ft
41%
15%
19%
McLean
3%
par
6%
.
<
*86
26%
.
*86
35%
6F4
26%
*17 Fa
<
•19 Ft
19 %
•
10 Fa
35 V*
par
15%
McGraw-Hill
10
12
85
19%
69%
1
3%%
14
•9% Jan
20
.
11,200
19%
69 Fa
!
"
13% Jan *-2
34
5
59% Feb
31
•
Dec
78
30%
19%
69
31 Ft
a
pfd
conv
—
McGraw-Edison
Mar 10
77% Feb
'
34% Mar 21
3
29
29
20
32 Fa
13 T
Co
Oil
McDermott
Mar 12
12
Jan
10% Jan
68'/a Jan
29% Feb
19
31
31%
19%
5
McCrory
3
3,000
34%
Sugar Go—
McCord
r
6
37% Jan
8% Jan
12% Dec
r
10
33% Mar
34% Mar
2,300
'
11
10
May 14
50% July 24
15% July 18
122% July 8
63
July 2
10%
26%
13-Ju
$3 preference
McCall Corp
>»•
2
28% Mar
47
200
10%
26%
68%
8%
Maytag Co
■1 42 % Feb 23 '
12%, Feb 12
81%
10%
26%
__—
7
81 Fa
10%
26 %
33%
-
10
81%
11
20 Fa
38%
^
5,800
69%
*8%
:
3,800
42%
26%
May Dopf, Stores common
$3.75 preferred
24 ;
29%
41%
32 Fa
36 Fa
.
29%
41%
81 Fa
81%
29 Fa
68 %
1
4%% ;preferred
10
700
29%
4
Nashville
Masonlto; Corp
*. 14% Jan 13
9
11% Mar 12
Feb
25 Ft
*19%
jti;10
Martin
-
*25
41%
Marshall Field & Co
39% Feb
5
82' r Feb' 20:-
.
3 ri R2
49% Nov
Oct
7
11,400
20%
No par
17
200
52%
32%
Marine
1
25%
32 Ft
51%
10%
•v
•
4% convertible preferred—50
Manpiefto Cement Mfg Co
:
A
5 30% Mar 13
3
12% Dec
39
Feb
88
..
;
29%
41 Fa
4,000
*31%
52
68
-•;■
18
r5(5% Jan
5
Jan
Feb
35% Feb -6
8
31
40% July
-
*25
20%
Marcliant Calculators Inc
'
81%Jan\
«3
.
35
-
32%
51%
25 Fa
7,800
10,800
26 Ft
UFa
26 Ft
30%
Maracaibo
.
54%-Mar 10 «
2
11
26
52%,
r
37%
67%
Manning,' Maxwell & Moore—12.50
19%.Mar .7 ;
9
11%
26 F4
1
(M) &, Sons Inc
Mandel Bros
4
.
Cl
Manhnttdn-Shlrt
-
4
.
11%
No par
4
19% Feb
&
Steel
Liana ti
.
4
-
81 Fa
*81
26
10
,l.
(It. U);CO'' Inc com
4%% 'preferred^series A
30
f 14% Feb
2
25% Jan2
8
-
13% Feb 18
35 V* Jan
23
'420
82
31%
31%
10c
Garden
Magma Copper'.—
i
v Ma guar ox Co (The)__
■' Mahgnflig Coal RR Co
Mallofy -(P R) & Go
Mar 11
/'T'28% Jan
2
47% J>m 22
-
20
•.83
Dec
<
3
Jan '
18% Jan
6
22
3
12% Jan
21
25% Jan
11
61% Sep
Jan
6
•
51% Jan
30
Nov
.
14
13
7
69% Nov
69
2
10
33% Dec
-
'
13
35%.July 19
13
26% Aug ,15
23% Dec
10
Feb
20% Apr
26
29% Oct 23
77
Feb
•5% Jail
23
6
42% Mar 13
26
<54%Ttcb
49% Dec 26
Dec
3Q% Jan
11
84% Feb
" ''8% Mar
;
2 ""^'37
'
20
25
10
"390
May 27
50% Jun 17
23% Dec 24 ~
•r4% NOV -IS
-
31% Jan
530
-
*
1
2
32 Ft
41
24%
14
78% Jan
1<8
1
Jan
-
*31%
29 Fo
Macy
t
31%
29 Fa
Madison• Stiuare
14
23
41%,
82 Yt
_5
*
23
28%
40%,, 40%
100
common
Mactk Trucks Inc—•
v
42
23%
40 Fa
29%
29
25
Co common
6,% ..preferred
•.
40 Ft
22%
51 Fa
2.50
MacAndrews. & Forbes
l23% Jan 30'.-
•
'
Jan.-- 3 ^•♦.131% Feb
28
Lukens
37Ft
40%
23%
300
—Nd par
(P)
5
37%
40%
38 Fa
40%
■
25
7
lM'eJ'erred
6
38 Fa
40%
52%
5
:
Louisville Gas & El Co
28
74% Mar 12
15
21% JUn
% Jan
.7%.
,
23,000
25%
10
series B
-LorilJard
29
86 Fa
25%
No par
Co
(The)
Gas Co
62% Feb
10
Jan
I16
Jan
2,100
85%
51%
15
—:
>4.40%-isenes
•
31 Fa
87%
*31%
10
Aircraft Corp—
'"13% Feb
2
60
-
11
49% Mar-13
10
56% Feb 28
,32% July 12
->•
:"-92%.Feb
-"-105% Feb 20
10
Jan
27% Feb
>
39% Mar 22
v'
112% Dec 26
19% Oct £2
27
Oct 22
Jan
"Jan*'2
90
101%'Jan: 13
12 Fa
31
Fa
25 Fa
100
preferred.;
7 4.25 % series D preferred
4.85% series E preferred
"
78% Nov 12
12
31 Ft
84
52 Fa
5
;
scon v preferred
Long Ishind.Lighting Co
20
23
Jan
12%
30%
85 Fa
31%
4
Inc
Star
*12 Fa
31 Fa
51%
*81%
400
a
-7 4.84%
•
9
-
23
,
(12%
*243A"<
25
Lone Star Cement Corp
; 4
*23 % '.Feb
~
2 £-104
Mer
Lockheed
;
36 Fa
8 4 Ft
31%
1
Products
Co_
Corp
23
40 %
*35%
31 Fa
v
22%
coimnon_3
List Industries Coij)
Litton Industries Unci
13
^'1;12
Belt
Lionel
6
35 '.-.Mar 11
f2
Jan
7% Jan
-15% Feb
_
107% Ffeb'48
I,ink
43% Feb ,:.' 5
•
13% Jan *-2
7
5
11% Mar 11
•
28 % Jan H'i 2 V.
—
Feb
f
43% Jan
38% Jan V. 2
11
'23% Jan
103
f
0% Fob. m
30% May 13
117
2
37% Feb-25
40% July 16
11
99% Oct
Jan
Jan
57
37%
41%
23%
37%
;
36 Ft
*12 Fa
12%
22%
iq
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett &; Myers Tobacco com
.7%
preferred
Lily 'J'ti lh) Cup Corp——
*73 r'Mar, 6
38 Fa
40-
39 3 P
10\
—
50
37%
37%
100
;
Llbhey-Owens-Ford Glass
23
85%
1
Lerner Stores Corp—
10
24
"9% Jan
72 Va Jan
32%
84 Ft
:
1
Co
& Sons Co
I'ink
x31Fa
85 Fa
1
s
Lehn
vfe
*12 Fs
32%
12%
25
Valley RR.:
-I
No
Valley Coal aoimnon—
$3.noncum 1st preferred
No
Z ,;50cvjioncum 2nd pfd
4
No
Lehman Corp (The)—
4
12%
32
,.83%
2.50
preferred ii—
Coal & Navigation Co
Portland Cement-:
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
13
25% Feb
78 V2 Mar
-
2
Jan
1,400
27
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
16% Feb
'•
2
7% JanJ- 2
31
31
27
1
27% Mar 13
"
2
'
70 Fa Jan
68% Jan
-
31
27
•••;3.8«)%
7
7 ' a Jan 20
'
1% Jan
9
17% Feb 13
•
"4% Jan 5- 2
25
31 Fa
27
preferred series A
Lees. (James)
35% Mar 1.4
.Jan f> 3
22% Feb
25% Dec 31
31 Fa
27
5
30
*
19
*35%
No par
27
>11% Jan
2
16"
-
36 %
Airlines.—100 G
Jan
*
1,700
>31%
27
5
I<ane" Bryant;
Lee Rubber & Tire:
20
50
61 Ft
II
La Coiusdlidada 6%
86 Va-Mar -7
28
4
22
>■
10% Feb 25 V
Janiv2:* ■
4
4
20% Jan
v
61
36%
1
•
17% Mar 14 i
12
2.
61%
31 Ft
5
coimnon_j
i28% Jan
17
45% Jan
4:32%
61
31%
27%
Laclede Gas Co -common....,
3
Jan
Oct '22
3
18% Feb
25
■17% Jan
>
5
4
60%
36
Kroger Co (The)
14
83
Jan
Mar
25% Mar
Jan .-2
17
•
.<•17 ?.
v3% Jan
4
9
-
12% Oct 22
,
6
14
92
97
31V*
No par
a.
Kress ,(S II) & Co
Kroohler Mfg Co
*70% Mar 14
2
x
3% Jan
18% Jan,
.94
26% Oct 11
5% Dec 10
x
22 % Man
2
24
•Y
80
99
*91
*94
36
preferred __L
Korvetic (E J) Inci—i
Kresge (S S) Co__.
6
20% Feb
3
.
Dutch
*96 %
90
97
27
4%
6
2
27
Royal
Koppcrs Co Inc
,
*60
96 Fa
90
*94
27%
—
KLM
97
31%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeloy Corp
7
96 Fa
93%
,
36%
L
52% Mar. 7
93 Fa
36%
Co;
Keystone Steel & Wire
18% Jan
Jan
&
86
*90 Fa
!
*94
59%,
1,300
*83 Fa
93
99
*90
59%
59%
42%
86
*90 Fa
27%
prior preferred
conv
59%
93 Fa
97
-
41%
*83 Fa
93 Fa
31%
Count# Land Co_
!
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
16
*90
*94
42 Ft
1,400
86
J
300
Fa
—8.75
Kern
4%%
93%
97
42 Ft
92
No par
Electric Co.
31% Mar 12
61
8
^
•
4
5
36% Apr
-
(Julius)
24
*90
*94
com__Nopar
preferred
50
&
96
100
Southern
Kelsey Hayes Co
I
..Kennecott'Copper
2 Vi 42%.Mur.l4
24% July
•
City
98
100
t
Kayser
9
20% July 15
preferred
preferred —
4%-;non-cum
5
Mar 22
4% Jan
-
4.20%
-t,4.35%
.
Kansas
3
22% Jan
2
26% Feb
24% Jan & 2 "-';;:33'% Mar
"
:
3% Nov 19
*96 Fa
*
'
20% Oct
9 6 Fa
2 4V;83%.Jan. 22
10 rF 12 Ft'Feb .10
-
'
17;
30 .'
Fa
93
100
V
2
•
34% Jan
23% Dec
*83 Fa
*90 Fa
Power & Light Co
Jan
-2 9%;Feb
•42%
86
93 Fa
Kansas
& +28
42%
*
>:44%^Jan?27'
2
92 Fa
*90 Fa
Kansas Gas
Man
92%
86
5
39% Feb-
92%
42%
20
24
93
93%
'
■-.•v
i
42%
*83%
21
.
46%
*90 %
>Feb
Feb
82%
*44%
100
42%
102,100
28%
*80
46 Fa
100
83 %
27%
82 Fa
*45 Fa
92%
92
42%
2 9 Ft
*80
4 6 Fa
preferred
"
2
65% Jan
92
28 3a
80
•
79%
*45
preferred.
->4.50% preferred
'
33% Jan 30
16
22% Feb
91%
4%
yF. 87%'<Mar 13
7
94% Apr 10
>. 21% Mar 7
,,
.Mar
-••16-;.
.
25
20% Jan
36% July 11
t
•'
46%
91%
28%
27%
79%
*45
<
27% Feb
>
2
*79
46%
100
preferred
J.80%
V
94
Feb
6
"«
.J:95 \ Feb '21
Vv 61% Mar 13
10 .)• f~32
Jan
35% Jan"
,
23
li
25
4
21
37
28
79%
*44%
14
30
2
43% Jan
3
50% July 25
:
.
19
76% Nov
Jan
32% July 5
75% Jun
.
26
23% Dec
34
47% May 31
,
'
22
Dec
2
7
10
49% July 10
20% Oct 28
29% Dec 26"
26
Jan
93% Jan
50% Jan
128% Jan
•
22
38% Oct
90
3
31
77% Dec
,
FeD
101% Jan
96% Mar 11
3
26% July 11
15
Apr 17
" 5
86
91% Jan
-<
26 V*
26%
;
*78
50
.4%%
•
42% Mar 10
?
26
33%
4%% convertible preferred
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coni_No
par
7
96% Jan 31
i
Jan
77% Jan
4
38% Jan 31
11;
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4%% convertible preferred
30
\ 45% Mar
v.;.
81% Jan
90
Jan
89
"•
Jan
32% May
Dec
29'A Mar 13
38% Jan
18
96
' Aug 28.
84% OCt 25 -
2
39% Jan
15
96
21.;
80
47
Jan
98
:
28
83
Mar 12
83
12*;
79% Nov
Feb
68% Jan
9
19
82
23
:
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
22
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
(1222)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19J7
Highest
Lowest
30% Jen
29% Jan
9;
33% Jan 24
35% Jan
2
43
3
July 18
82% Dec 12
40
May 31
32% Jan 14
131
-July 8
18% Mar 1'
25 Ye Oct 31
12% Dec 23
73% Jan 29
7% Dec
31
7?„ r,a?
17
76
2:
7% Jan
S
17
•Dec
24
11
Dec
30
21% July l2
B'eb
15
88% Sep
17
101
1 July
9
98% Feb 26
1
Jan
10
66
13
16*% Jan 28 /
19% Feb 17
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
T7
24% July 28
14,
Jan
93
21 Li Jan
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
3
5
13
17
22
60 %
17% Dec
30
22
43% May 27
37% May 23
18% Jan
26% Oct
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
5% Feb
27
30% Jan
30
10% Dec
30
44% Jan 31
;4% Dec 30
Nov 13
12
1
83% Apr 29
17
Apr 18
24% Apr 18
13
Nov
58
Oct 29
8
10
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
62
Jan
18
5% Dec 26
7%
7
12% Mar
6% Jan
25
2
32
45
36% Jan
I
4
13
49% Jun
Jan
No par
com
preterred series A
22'%
Monon
class
Tool
23
22%
68%
Montana Power Co
70
*10%
11%
*ll:f4
*6%
32%
47%
f
7
33%
24'i
47%
I 24%
47%,"
24%
No par
12%
*6%
22
17% Dec 23
7
18% Jan 20
18% Feb 25
21% Mar 11
36
Mar 7
17% Feb
19
Feb
27% Dec 30
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
28
Jan
2
17
25% Jan 34
17% Jan
2
I
11% Jan
2
I
38% Jan
23
Dec
Dec
27
10% Oct 22
35% Feb
19% Jaa
61% July
13
19% Jan 24
16% Mar 13
13
42% Feb
37% Nov
7
Jan
10
37
Jan
23
23% Jan
11
13
Jan
2
19% Dec 31
32% Jan
8
47
6
38% Mar 11
10
2
12% Dec
American shares
Motor
16% Jan
19% Jan
2
26% Mar
Jan
6
18% Jan
12
17% Apr 30
11
17
30% Deo
38% Jan
30% Jan
2
18% Dec
10
31
July II
19% Jan
3
87% Mar 11
26% Mar 12
37% Dec
31
60
May
14% Mar 28
1
38
Feb
No par
4
18%
14%
*40%
12
10
3
38
10
5
*13%
1
10
26%
17%
37%
25%
No par
*38%
Corp
5
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
13
20
35
1
Mueller Brass Co
Munslngwear Inc
7
27
Jan
41
25
Wheel
>17%
1,000 lira
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morreli (John) & Co
Motorola Inc
Motor Products Corp
1
18%
20 Li
35 %
18%
47%
26%
17%
37%
25%
41
20%
35%
18%
14%
41%
38%
14
26%
35%
18%
14%
40%
38%
14
*26%
*17%
37%
25%
*:j8
xl2%
14%
41
38
14
32 Lu
42%
40%
86
84
28%
28%
28
Li
28 Li
17%
18*%
17%
17%
41%
;
27
•
86%.
86
*8%
*14%
"
>
13,500
-
-1,700
67
*14%
90
2,500
15.300
87%
9
■
15
-
400
•
18%
18%
12%
12%
12%
12%
•500
75%
76%
76
77%
16,600
*18%;
* ;'•?
*97%
'
'
24%
30 Li
-
19
*97
99
;
24%
30 Li
Li
99
10
-
24 Li
1
-
29%
30
6,200
24%
«
1,400
7%
7%
7%
7Li
12,800
35%
36 La
35 Li
35%
lOiOOO
21
21%
20 Li
21
•
10,900
29%
29%
29 Li
29 La
10,100
5%
5%
5%
5 Li
37%
39%
24
: ;
;
3,300
40
12,700
24%
5%
38
23%
24 Li
5%
> "5 Li
12,100
14,900 <
59
72
*10%
18%
5%f
60
59
71
•:
19%
36%
25%
40
100
.3.000
>•'• "
*8%
15
;v
4."
11,900
85
*64 Li
67
,
41
,.
86%
.
-
9
*64
12
18
18
37%
26
40
33
32 Lb
9.700
39 Li
*85
'
>.
11
*
18 Ln
>71
73
>10 Li
230
60
11
.0,
40
19
19 Li
1.000
12
12 Li
1.600
*12
*11%,. 12%
7
7
32%
33%
24%
24%
47%
47%
*18%
20%
x35%
18%
14'%
40%
38%
13%
25%
18%
*18
20
27%
39%
*32%
*6%
33%
33%
33%
34.100
24 %
24%
24 Li
24%
1.800
47
47%
46
Li
46%
2,100
18%
18%
>18%
18%
20%
21
La
20 Li
20%
14,700
35
35%
12%
7 >
33%
18%
21%
12%
*11%
,
Montecatini Mining As Chemical—
18
Li
39%
.
58
70
11
18%
12
32%
24%
7%
33
28
39%
24%
5%
12
18%
*18%
18%
12%
5
(The)
70
11
12%
2
...
23%
5 Li
*68%
v
18%
No par
Co„
Utilities Co
'
,
' 58
12
*11%
—
,
*10%
68%
11
1.
Share*
Mar. U
-
26%
,
the
Friday »
Thursday
Mar. 18
.
57
56%
*10%
25
Chemical
24%
5%">5%
5%
5%.
56
A
Montana-Dakota
36
56
No par
38%
35%
100
Certificates of deposit
Class D
Monsanto
;
1.25
Machine
RR
7%
21
*5%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__Nopar
Mohasco Industries Inc com.
;_.5
2Ya% preferred
100
6
16
•
35%'
Monarch
25% Jan 27
48% Jan 30
30%
7%
100
7% Jan 21
7
Feb
41% July 11
1
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
26
6
22% Jan
8
Jar
y
19% Mar 12
33% Jan 17
26% Mar
26
18% Oct 22
38% Oct 21
30% B'eb
98%
24%-
29%
5%
11% Feb
8
23 % Jan
~
24
29%
12% Mar
15% Dec 23
10
Oct 22
:
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
Mar 13
6
*97
!
75
6
5
15% Jan
18%
13%
.
3
24
11% Feb
74%
No par
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
Mar 14
72
Paper
Light
*14%
15%
19
19
12%
12%
74%
75%
98
98'
24% ' 24%
30%
30%
7%
7 Li
35%
36%
20%
21%
29%
29%
5%
5%
35%-H
25% Feb
13
Ontario
*64
15%
35
-20%
-60
10,:
&
67
67
18%
'12%
No par
preferred
85%
.9
8%
*14%
No par
Nopal
2.50
Mining & Mfg com
17%
84
8%
*(>4
conv
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Mar 14
8% Jan
.100
17%
84%
8%
20%
6% Jan
2
17%
-
86
'28
28%
17% * 18%
84%
86
9
9
*64
67
*14%
15%
*18% 19Va
12%
12%
'
75%
76%
*97%
99 »
24 Lb
247b
30 30
7%
7%2
35%
36%
/
21 >21%
! y x29%
29%
*5%
5%
37%
38%
ttototfar
mcEn
33
.
'
42% *
*85
85
28
18 Li
28
Wednesday
/ Mar. 12
26%
26%
39%
39%
*30%
42%
42%
*83%
85%
28
-,
32% •'
83%
1
-
*30%
'
~
v
4
40
2
52
11% Apr
72% May
50
13
21
•
65% Mar
30% Dec
*2.
preferred
Minnesota Power &
4
37
1st
Minnesota
13
Feb
23% Feb
25
85%
27
40%
x41%
32%
43
' 27
10
-
1 !i.v
Mission -Development Co—•
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
8% Feb
2
B'eb
31
May 24
12% Jan
4Lb Oct 22
4% Jan
14
% J an
...100
preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry~No par
$4
16
30% B'eb
8
12
42%
.
Minn
/
Jan 28
31
B'eb
4% Dec
">30%
5
26%
39%
40 -'
_1
common
1st preferred
$1.50 2nd
Mar 11
25% Jan
6
27% Jan
Feb
98
2
39%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Ainer
$5.50
81% Feb
14
73% Feb 25
26%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Mollne Co commoQ
1
16
Jan 23
32% Oct
25
•
;
Jan
11
Corp
Midwest Oil Corp—
6
88% Mar 13
13% Jan
31
On
20% Dec 30
Jan
0%%
21% Feb
59
Dec
12
25% Mar
7
26%
10
luc
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross
28% Mar 12
14% Jan
Utilities
Mar. II
Mar. 10
|
South
Midland
Mar 10
25% Beb 24
91% May 31
58
58
Middle
Tuesday
Menday
*
Pu
-
Miami Copper
5
53
31
Dec
6
8
5
40% Mar
28
34% Jan
40 % Jan
26% Dec 26
Dec 18
35
77
29% Feb
24% B'eb
38% Jun
2
NEW YO&K STOCK
EXCHANGE
8ALI
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
'
Highest
10
60% Jan
31
Dec
25
Lowest
35%
35
35 Li
24,100
*18%
18%
15
41%
38%
14%
26
*11%
12%
7
*6%
19
*18%
19
•
15%
16%
15%
16%
39%
40%
39
39
*38%
39
*38 Li
39
100
100
600
17,600
3.200
600
13%
14
13%
13%
1,500
25%
26%
26
Li
26 Li
2,600
700
18
17%
18
37%
37%
36%
37Li
2,500
25%
25%
25 Li
25%
7.800
*17%
18
37
26%
40
41
*39%
41
*39
100
N
B
18% Jaa
4
11
Jan
0
14% Feb
40 L2 Dec
80% Jan
1
43% Jan
3
53% Mar 10
National
Acme
30
Jan
1
14 Lb Jan
2
18% Jan
27
National
14
July
3
9% Jan
17
24
38% Jan 14
2
11% Feb
23% Mar
5
31
% Mar
9 Va Dec
20% Oct 22
3
Co
National Automotive
National
8
Jan
Corp
Aviation
13%
13 Li
12 Li
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
1,400
51
53 La
52
52%
51 Li
52
51%
52 Li
52
52 Li
2.900
1
Airlines
30
13% Oct 22
Natco
*15
1
i
10 La Dec 31
15 La
15%
15 Li
15%
15 Li
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,500
35
Jaa
•
42% Deo
2
142% Aug 19
9 La Nov 14
166
Dec
30
1% Mar 12
Mar
Inc
168
5
1
9% Jan
2
12
70% Jun
4
50 % Jan
17
18% Dec
23
24% May
19% Jan
30
Feb
12
50% July 11
32 La Jan
33
Jun
20
38% Mar 11
37% Jan
13 Li Dec
19
23 La Jan
19% Oct 22
77 Lb Oct 22
22
Jan
11
15% Jan
46 Lb Feb
Rights,
National
47% Mar 14
6
41% Jan
161
Jan
20
7%
11 La
11 La
11 Li
11 VB
11
24%
24%
25 Li
25%
257i
1%
IVB
1%
16
National Can
National
Cash
23% Feb
7
National
City Lilies Inc
2
37% Feb
14
7
43% Mar 13
National
National
13% Jan
6
15 L2 Jan
20% Jan
2
23% Mar .1
3
31
Natl
2
19% Feb
10
National
Fuel
46
July
•
42
Jan
2
47% Feb
4
National
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
4
90
Jan
7
94% Mar 11
Feb
25
102% Feb
5
6
167% Jan
23
7
142% Jan
22
17% Jan
8
89
143 La Aug 20
165
Dec
13
159
124% Aug 23
12% Apr 12
21 % Dec 30
139
Jan
23
135% Jan
138
July
Ya Mar
15% Sep
4
13% Jan
7
15
47% Jan
4
22 Lb Jan
2
26% Feb
14 % Dec
18
21% July II
15
Jan
6
49% Dec
17
80% Jan
49
Feb
24
29% NOV 22
3
37% Mar 11
Mar
16% Mar 12
56% Jan
National Steel
6
30% Jan
13
35% Mar 10
bl
Jan
9
34% Jan
13
38
44
Nov
29
42% Jan
9 La Sep
8% Oct
Nov
10
49% Mar 13
16
7% Jan
8% Mar 10
7'% Jan
9% Jan
8L2 Feb
4
12% Jan 27
Jan
11
4% Jan
16% Feb
23
5
13 La Jan
14
8
20
5% Jan
23
14% Feb
4
10 Lb Jan
33% Jan
18
26 L4 Jan
30% Mar
71
13
85
14
Oct
22
76
Oct
30
66% Nov
13
Feb
77 Li P'ejb
26
79 % Jan
14
10
4
preferred
14% Jan
2
16% Mar
3
New
England
85
Feb
19
88% Jan
6
New
Jersey Pr & l^t Co \%
68
Jan
14
80% Feb
5
Electric
*14
*10%
*3GL'b
44% Jan
16
14
New
30
13% Mar
3
16 Va Jan
20
New
York
11
29 Lb Jan
19
Jan
2
23% Feb
5
N
Chicago & St Louis Co
Mar 11
96
Jan
29
97% Jan
30
Mar 28
180
Jan
16
Dec
13
103
Dec
11
351
New
200
Feb
17
$5
N
Y
Air
Blake
90%
38,200
159 Li
250
141
*139Li
141
20
*14%
14%
•14%
14%
14%
14%
1.100
25%
25%
25%
25-%
25 Li
25 Li
2.800
16%
16 Li
16 La
16%
16%
2,500
52 La
52
52%
52%
52%
51%
52%
10,300
35
34 La
34 La
*32%
32%
34%
35
*34 '/a
35%
36%
16%
700
36%
3 7 La
21 Va
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
16.600
48%
49 Li
49
49 Li
49
49%
49
49%
3,300
8 Li
5,300
8%
8%
8
Li
7%
8 Li
5 La
5
xl3%
5%
8%
8
8
11 Li
*11
11
Va
14
8
Li
8%
*7%
8
11 Li
*11
5 Li
5 Li
*5
7%
11
11
Li
5%
14
13%
11 Lb
10%
11
10%
10%
10 Li
10 Li
10%
13%
10%
30%
30 Li
30 Li
30 Li
30 >i
30
30
29%
30
14
14 Li
14
78 La
*77%
15%
*77 La
15%
16
15%
87 Va
-84
87%
*13%
78 La
15%
16
87 Li
'84
78 7i
*77 La
78 Li
157i
16
87 Li
*84
*77 Li
78 Li'
16
1,300
400
7,000
500
800
1.400
100
15,700
87 Li
*85
79 Li
18Va
79%
78%
79
9,600
38%
39%
9,200
20 %
20%
2,200
7 6 La
78%
79
80 Li
38%
39 Li
38%
39
38%
39%
39 Li
40
20%
20 Va
20%
20 Li
20%
20 Li
20
20
16 Li
Li
No par
14%
14%
14%
14 La
14 Li
14 Vi
14%
14%
14 Li
14'/a
27,300
15
Central
York
19%
20
19%
20%
20
20 Li
20
20%
20
20'/i
15,200
Dock—
non-cum
__Nopar
>95
100
*,93
100
93
100
*90
100
*185
240
*185
240
186
240
*186
240
100
*90
50
preferred
*186
Harlem RR Co
&
20
89%
159 Li
91 Li
16J2
15%
5
:
8,800
10,400
95 Li
51 VA
78%
>84
Mining Oorp
lo
Newport News Sliiu. & Dry Dock__l
21% Feb
-139 Li
141
19%
46%
Li
161
89%
161
161
19%
46 Li
*93
16%
78
1
95 La
*139%
25 La
5 La
pfd.100
19%
47 Li
300
51%
51
5-%
System
19 Lb
>93 La
14
15
.
25%
5%
2
98
15
13-%
141
*139La
15 >
25%
95 La
90%
90
161
162
10%
12
190
*159
139%. 140
46
*93 Va
91%
90 La
92
8
17% Jan
Y
95%
162
7%
37% B'eb
10
90Li
7%
6
Dec
'*.93La
*159
19 Li
45%
La
19%
94
94%
13 Li
45%
19 Lb
46Li
19 LB
x45%
8%
July 29
36% July 25
18
19,900
93%
49%
Ne win on t
13Va Dec
23
93%
7%
100
a
York
22%
92 Li
8%
1
31
28
23
92%
48%
No par
common
Jan
42 % Dec
1,000
22%
94
10%
Inc
Dec
23
14
23 Li
94
19%
35
1
Bros
17
17
13 %
22%
10%
Corp
87
17% Dec
*13%
94
.1
Co
130% May 20
36% Dec
13 Li
23 Li
1
Fibre
1.100
13 Va
1
Newberry Co (J J)
3%%
12,700
1
Co
24
8,100
43%
5
Natomas
Neisner
35%
22%
46
36%
5
Inc
Vulcanized
Nehi
22%
43%
*90 Li
13%
19 Lit
25%
No par
Pa
Radiator
S
Li
34 Li
43%
23
45 %
*16Li
10
Tea Co
U
22
36
43 Li
94
*90
15
1
Corp
National
7
11% Feb
19
5
:
100
National Theatres
National
20
Lb Mar
Dec
1
Corp
(The)
22 Li
35 La
42%
100
Service
Simply
22 Lb
43%
22%
common
Sugar lief Co
National
National
25% Dec
NOV
National
L9
May 17
14 Va Jan 11
11
4% Dec 23
13
Feb
22%
35%
*13%
preferred B
Linen
22%
35%
427b
preferred A
6%
6,900
43
No par
Co
57%
22%
National
2
17.
lead
7%
4,100
57 Li
35%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
No par
17
Dec
preferred
National
11
57%
42%
10
10 Li
162
57 Li
22%
Co
140
10%
162
57%
35 •%
5
36Ye Jan
6% Dec 30
Gas
162
10%
162
10Vi
36
7
30% Dec
7
$4.50
47 Li
46
17.100
67,900
18,700
57%
22La
Gypsum Co common
Jan
46 La
1.200
26 Li
10%
5
97
45%
Li
57%
5
22
11
11
25
1%
10 Li
com..5
22
11 Li
26%
57 Li
22Va
100
'
10 Li
35
42L«
pfd series of 1951_^
46 Li
162
57La
Dairy Products
16% Oct
19% Jan 25
45%
162
1
35 Y» Oct
84
46%
163
57
5
x
.
Department Stores
Distillers & Cliein Corp
4Va%
Mar 12
94
Li
46
162
1
Register
National Cylinder Gas Co
8
1%
40%.
*161 La 163
10%
10%
10
Corp
57% Mar 12
28% May 21
101% Apr
S
45
10
—100
2
86 Lb Jan
1%
common
Co
preferred
1
25%
ML2
11
24%
...
Biscuit
11
1
5
Fibres
Corp
'
Li
240 :
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
4% Dec
14
Dec
18% Oct
24
17
15
5% Jan
31
41% Jan 14
141/4 Jan
2
54% Jan
26% Feb
12
11
Jau
4
2
9
Feb
22
Jan
31
31% Jan
16
11
Common
N
32 Li Oct
30
38Le Dec
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
63
Nov 12
69
87
Apr
31% Mar
31
38% Jan
1
79% Jan
Feb
10
1
29!/4 Jan
33% Feb
28
73% Jan
9
21
Y State
Jan
30
761/4 Jan
80% Jan
16
11
81
86
Jan
23
3.90%
90
Jan
28
«Q% Jan
93% Jan
24
4.10%
98 L2 Aug 20
108
Dec
9
Feb
6
5.25%
21% Feb
6
18% Dec
Mar
104L2 Mar
4
108
17 Li
17 Li
17 Li
17%
17
27 Va
27 Li
27 Li
27 Li
27%
27
Lo
42%
43
43
437»
43%
43%
Li
83
83
*83
85 La
No par
loo
100
preferred
preferred
100
100
100
...
31
25% July 18
18% Jan
Oct
22
39% May 17
311/4 Jan
3
6
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
11
70% Jan
S
54% Feb
25
61% Feb
3
Norfolk
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
I
22
Jan
3
23 Lb Jan
22
39% Jan
3
25% Feb
20
15% Jan
2
18% Jan
31
Northeast
67% Mar
47 Va Jan
5
70
Jan
20
2
53% Jan
24
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
20% Oct
4
14% Dec
24
24% July 17
65 La Dec
27
79
45
18
58% May 20
96
Pec
Sep 27
100% Nov
12
32 Lb NOV
19
Jan
107
Mar
110
Dec
4
.
8
104
Jan
16
107
49% May 31
2
36
Mar
33 Lb Jan
9
American
Aviation
106
Feb
Jan
15
110
Mar
32% Jan
13
38La Mar 13
18% Mar 14
23
•3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
3
5La%
lo
com
5
,
$4.08
preferred series
..100
87
Jan
6
92
Feb
5
$4.11
preferred series
100
90% Jan
8
93% Mar
7
$4.16 preferred series
100
9
14% Feb
20
21
25% Aug 26
38
31
6
35% Jan
2
For footnotes
see
July 12
Feb
5
T100
100
x
19%
20
35
35
5614
56
57%
5.700
*22
22%
100
27%
41,200
55 Va
23
*22 Vi
23
22 Li
22 Li
28%
x27%
28 Vi
27'i
28 Li
17%
*17%
1778
69 Li
*68
69 Va
55Li
55 La
51%
51 Li
51%
17%
18
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
51%
17%
17%
Co
37%
37
68
52 Li
52
52%
*105Li
106 Li
*109%
110
37 Li
37 Li
177i
18
38 Li
177i
18
18
78 Li
78 Li
"77
78Va
*77
78 Li
*77
78 Li
92
91 Vi
*90
92
*90
92
*90
*89 Li
91 Li
*89 Li
91
*90
*92
91 La
*90
91
94
*92
94
Li
18
68
Li
*90
*89L2
common
*105 Li
1061%
50
50
110
110
37 Li
17%
79 Li
70
38
26,700
18 Li
11,600
79 Li
80
92
Li
1,600
17,300
*90
92
91 Li
*89 Li
91 La
La
*89
*90
91 Li
*90
91 Li
*90
91 Li
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
22%
22%
23 Vi
13,900
10
13Li
13%
13 Li
13%
13%
13 Li
13 La
5,500
24%
*24 Vi
24%
*24 Li
24%
*24 Li
24%
34%
33%
34 Li
34 Li
34%
34',
22%
25
preferred
Pharmacal
17%
37 Li
373;,
27%
*17%
69 Li
*68
700
1
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
36%
*24 La
24%
*24 Li
1.25
33 Lt
33 Ya
33%
nage 26.
19%
35 Vi
55 %
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Ry
90% Feb 18
25Ls Jan
51
19%
*34 Li
109
19
24% Jan
^
5.600
19%
106
Feb
2
51
17%
*67
130
106 Li
*105
35 Li
109 Li
90
2
50%
28 Vi
28%
400
83
93
19%
105 Li
13
24
*22 Li
23
106 La
*105
78%
83
*90
*34 La
106Li
Jan
24% Feb
106
106 Li
109 Li
87
10 Lb Jan
*105
*105Li
1
22% Jan
93
*109 Li
Feb
4
83 Li
*90
110
90
17% Jan
*83
93
106 La
27
25% Dec 31
*77
83
'109
Feb
9% Oct 22
July 22
78%
77
83
*90
*3 05 Li
92
20 Li
78 Li
77
82
100
Pacific
10
4
200
100
Northern
Jan
•
76
78
543i
55%
17%
88
Feb
"
69%
Mar 29
28% Feb
55
''22%
28 Li
92
92
*72 Li
93
*104
*67
77% Nov 13
1
73 La
43%
*82
82
106
*17%
7
14
73 La
20
'2
15% Oct 22
72 Li
35 Li
77% Jan
79% Oct
Li
19%
16% Jan
77% NOV
16,900
72
35
Feb 14
8
60
33
85 Li
*82
*90
93
*104
84
32%
19%
82
Oct
*74
82%
11,600
43
84
33
35 La
17% Jun 11
78
76
82%
43%
43%
85%
32%
19%
4
Nov
76
*90
1.500
1,300
32%
*68
1
Northern
13% Oct 22
66
73
3.000
73
32 V
32%
1
preferred
preferred
5.80%
32%
*68
6%
17 Li
27%.
32%
35La
50
Common
83 Va Jan
27
8
32 Li
5
Capital Corp
6
6%
2
...
& Western Ry common._25
Adjustment preferred
25
North
6 Li
17%
27 Li
100
51% Dec
29
6%
*17 Li
27%
..No par
preferred
6 Va
6%
17%
27
Corp—
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
3.40% preferred
3.60% preferred
86 Li Apr
Oct
Gas
$3.75 preferred
17
Nov
78
Electric
6%
6 Li
-17
1
A
Common
13
72
series
43% Mar 11
73% Jan
81
July 29
Jan
5%
Shipbuilding C<*p
84
"
74
York
63
6Li
100
No par
Preferred
New
\
23 Li
22 Li
13
22
7i
13%
22 Li
13
23 Li
22%
a
35
8.700
-
Volume 187
Number 5725
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1223)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
P«f
Tuesday
Mar. 10
AND
•
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 1L
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 13
Friday
the Woe*
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Shares
O
42*4 Oct 22
83'% Oct
24
763%Jun
52% May
27
853% Nov 12
85 '% Nov
Oct
12
4.40%
53%
preferred
53%
53%
53
100
*98
Jan
27
99
3.90%
98
98%
x98
98
17
*87%
89
87%
87%
*87%
88%
96
4.56%
Jan
preferred
preferred
10c
Jan
100
8
101
Feb
11
*9934
101%
4.44%
preferred
*99%
101%
*99%
100
1013/4
98%
98%
*98
100
•97
No par
31%
31%
997%
10
31%
32%
31%
32%
10
313/4
32%
43%
31%
43%
32'%
43%
43%
32,800
43
43
42%
42%
42%
*17%
17%
423/4
17%
17%
2,200
*17%
17%
*92
95
65
*92
95
4
28% Jan
13
44% Jun
22
14
39% Jan
9
3
17yaJan
6
19
Jan
Jan
15
61% July 11
129
30
37% Jun
73
89
2
30
Nov
13
68
28
13 y2 Jan
24
44
2
94
Jan
Feb
12
43
Mar 13
25'% Jan
96
Jan
87
IB
16 % Jan
31
7% Jan
17% Jan 22
18
27
Jan
Nov
19
26% Jan
33 % Jan
21
43% Apr
■1% Jim
is
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
112% Oct
119% Oct
4
Oct
22
40% Dec
33
Dec
56% Jan
95
2
2
44
6
4
7
Jan
13
4
Feb
27
5y8 Feb
4
12% Jan
3
153/s Jan
14
138% Mar 12
37
11
Jan
90
Jan
8
44
Jan 27
02% Feb 12
30% Jan
May 17
2
38 3/8 Feb
7
51
7
2
42
Jan
3
63% Dec
11
53
Jan
21
18% Oct 22
26% Jan
2
Mar
73 % Mar 12
19% Feb 24
24
21
15% Jan
22 % May
4% Jan
Mar
223/4 Feb
126»/4 Mar
131
45% Mar 29
2% Oct 21
17
50% Mar 12
2
38% Jun 24
42% Feb 12
14% Dec 30
4
52% Mar 14
21
16
86% Jun
22
17
Feb
y2 Jan 27
18% Jan
2
40% Jan
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
17
Jan
20% Feb
22
84% July 23
9% Jan
17
117% Jan
137% Mar 12
28
Oct
40
13
Mar 10
13
12
9
23
13% Oct 22
93
2
7
Jun
Mar 12
30% Feb
2
47% Jan
13
33% Jan
132
98
2
14
18 y4 Jan
8
43% Oct 22
7
17
9j/2 Jan
9
7
Mar 13
66% Mar 13
10 y2 Feb
2
17
Jan
7
6
19% Mar
Jan
6
7
3% Jan
31
2
2% Jan
7% Jan
9
7% Dec 27
17% Dec 27
2
9 V* Jan
24
31
10
19% Jan
6
24% Jun
30% Dec 31
30% Jan
10
3
22% Sep 20
Sep
3
23
21
Oct
22
12% Jan
75
Nov
26
25
35 % Feb
14
Jan
2
4
SB % Jan
8
85% Mar 13
21
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
90
13% Jun
50% Jan
49
Feb
15% Feb
57
Jan
Jan
13
41% Jan
2
46% Jan
52 % Mar
7
3
24
7
27
90% Oct
28
106
Jan
29
973/4 Jan
2
1023/4 Mar
6
101
Jan
25
95
Jan
2
100
22 % Jan
7
11% Feb
28
Feb
25
28% Jan
7
32 y2 Feb
6
49% Apr
24
37
Jah
2
42% Feb
24
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
32»A Mar 11
37
29
19% Jan
23% Mar
50
98% Mar 28
95
32% Dec
11
16% Oct 21
45% Feb 25
92
Oct
25
13% Dec 20
2% Dec
27
42% Feb
12
85% Sep 10
37% Dec 23
34% Oct
21
19 % Aug 14
92
Nov
35
11
76% Nov 14
20% Jun
7
97
3
493% Jan
22
23
68
Nov 13
6?% Nov
22
35% Nov 13
7
Oct
22
94% Jan 21
Oct
21
15% Oct 22
45% Mar 13
31
4.30%
3
Jan
3
102 y2. Jan
11 % Apr
22
27% Jan
105
Mar 14
34
Mar 13
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
12 3% Jan
15% Feb
57% Jan
64
46
Dec
12
43
53% Mar 13
82
Feb
12
Jan
743/4 Jan
79% Feb 19
53% Jan
4
75
J?>n
Feb
5
28
86
Mar 11
Mar 12
29
86
36% Feb
27
42% Jan
16
7'% Jan
2
8% Jan
14
13% Jan
3
96% Jan
2
96
Mar
3
/
96
Mar
3
series
70% July 12
27 Y$ Mar 20
52% Feb
26
59% Feb
14
Pitney-Bowes
16 Va Jan
2
19% Feb
3
Pillsbury Mills Inc
30
Dec
24
80% Feb
23
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
3
44% Oct 22
85
2
7% Feb
4
2
16% Jan
16
62
Jan
2
68% Feb
3
23
Jan
63/4 Jan
14'% Jan
7
69
Jan
3
74/
19% Jan
2
29% July 25
135
Mar 29
118
Feb
25
Feb
27
2/% Feb
1$
Feb
5
13
24% Mar
6
preferred
Potomac
60% Mar
4
Procter
42% Jan
9
49% Feb
293/i Jan
2
33% Mar 11
91% Feb
26
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
4
26
102% Sep
12
4% Oct
95
20
Mar
1
Oot
22
42% Dec
31
29% Nov
14
1
96
Jan
28
1,400
18%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
2%
3
8%
8%
*2%
8%
22%
22%
34
34%
&
Co
3
3
9
83/4
87/o
•2214
22%
223%
22%
•22%
22 %
•22'%
22%
300
34%
34%
34
34 %
33%
337/8
337/4
33%
2,200
26%
26%
201/2
29 Vb
30%
„
lo
33%
3%
•'
3%
•27%
8
3
26%
•25%
26%
•25%
26'%
•25'%
26i%
*25%
26 Va
*257%
26%
•26
26i%
•26
26i%
50
29%
30%
29%
30'%
30
30'%
30
30'%
4
41/a
16,900
21,600
4
3%
4
3%
47%
151%
15%
15 7%
15%
15'%
153%
15%
153%
153%
15%
3,000
89i%
88%
89'%
89'%
89%
88J%
883%
87%
881%
2,900
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
10
56'%
57
56%
56%
56'%
56 Va
55'%
56%
56
56
1
Corp
*521%
54
541/4
♦52'%
54'%
•52i%
45'%
*52%
457%
45i%
45%
45%
457/a
54'%
453%
101%
101%
102'%
.101'%
101'%
1013%
1013%
No par
100
100
45
1011%
*100
102
99i%
100
*99
:
993%
/
•521%
457/a
102
*99
993%
993/4
453%
102
100
12%
12
12%
12
12%
12
123%
12
123%
5
*31%
31%
♦31
313/8
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31%
•31
31%
*31
40%
100
*34%
36
X32i/a
22%
23
22%
52
52
*51'/a
No par
100
100
41'%
102
40%
*100
40%
403%
41
403%
40%
40%
40%
4,700
33'%
33'%
34'%
35
35
22%
22%
23%
x22%
357%
22i%
17,800
♦52'%
523%
200
53
*52
523%
•513%
523%
102
•100
101%
100'%
15%
151/4
157%
15'%
15%
15'%
157/a
100'%
153%
3%
3i%
3%
3'%
3'%
3'%
3i%
31%
1
60
603%
61
62%
*95%
413%
No par
No par
*21%
♦97%
90%
90%
90%
90%
98
98
98
98
104
104
•104
1
3
100
39%
31%
15
•63%
5
50
100
*85
97
42'%
39%
22 '%,
100
31%
39%
22%.
103
105%
32%
15%
50%
50%
50%
86
86
86
37%
38%
7%
7%
46%
31%
43%
•62%
•84%
*95
39%
*21%
102%
97
15 %
5
25
42'%
65%.
.*100
1
•95%
85
97%
47
•84%
37%
8
•95
47%
15%
65
02
♦95%
43
39%
22
103%
62'%
96'%
♦95'%
99
10
45%
44%
45
36,600
60'%
39'/2
39%
22
10
1.25
10
l
135
18%
73
7%
95%
*93
•97'%
•105
106
327%
32%
15'%
15%
•62'/2
65
52 7/2
39%
22
104%
91%
105
130
34
323%
15%
15 ya
331%
151%
65
62'/a
62%
533%
513%
53
•87
89%
•85
87
•85
87
•95
463,i
37 7/2
8
•93
•95
97%
463%
47%
•93
95%
38 Va
8
971/2
471/8
951/2
1,100
477/4
5,800
*95
47i/a
•93
95%
16%
16%
16'/a
163%
58%
58%
58%
59
593%
597%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'/a
183%
18'/a
591%
183%
•85
86
•89
911/2
100
30%
31'%
32
32i%
6,200
15%
15%
153%
153%
5,700
*135'/a
145
•1357/2
145
136
•134
136
150
19
3,500
763%
8,100
*135%
145
136%
•132%
135
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183%
19%
18%
74
73
73%
73%
74
74'%
741/2
75
73%
3,500
7%
7%
7%
*135%
135
145
136
136
7%
7%
73%
7'A
15%
15%
15%
16'%
153%
16
607/8
66%
66%
66'%
66%
74
74
74
100
20%
200
7'/a
♦118
1
*46
46%
*75
78
2,50
xl9%
19%
19%
5
22%
23
1
58%
61
123
•120
125
•120
•73
20%
•120
125
20%
125
•20'/a
•120
471/2
49
477%
79%
77
77
•76'/2
79
19%
19%
19%
19'/a
19'/2
193%
22%
23%
23
233/s
23
233%
•19%
22%
59%
60%
573/4
593/4
58 3%
62 Va,
60 7/2
47%
78
47
473%
23
623%
Public
Serv Co of Colorado
Pub 8erv El & Gas com
18
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18i%
18
18
1,500
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'%
243/a
24'%
241/4
1,600
58%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%-
591/2
59%
597/2
59%
10
No par
45%
44%
45%.
443/4
45
457/a
46
46
461%
4,500
32%
32%
32%
33%
33
33%
33
33'%
33
33ya
23,500
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
28 7%
28'%
1,100
28%
.-*287/8
28'%
100
*90
91%
•90
91%
•90
91%
•90
911/2
•90
911/2
100
$1.40 dlv preference
4.08%
preferred
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
•91
92
•90
92
93%
•92%
com__No par
preferred
4.30 %
preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana
100
*91
92%
*91
92%
•92
94
•92'/a
941%
391%
38%
38%
397/8
38%
♦78
80
•79
81
803%
80 3%
•793%
82
23
Mar
6
24% Jan
10
4.32%
25
♦22
24
*22%
23%
•22
24
•22'%
233%
•22
23% Feb
preferred
21% Mar 11
23% Feb
4
25
♦21%
22%
21%
21%
•21%
24
•213%
223%
•22
233%
231%
113%
113%
•114%
•114%
117
•115%
117 »/2
•116
80% May 22
68% Apr 24
48% Jun 7
For footnotes see
page 26.
Jan
16
4.20%
100
5% Jan
•
2
67% Jan
8
72
26% Jan
7
29 Ye Mar 10
Puget Sound Pow Sc Lt Co
43% Jan
2
49% Jan
Pullman
29
Feb
25
Feb
23
Publicker
21
$4.75
30
33% Mar 11
Pure
Oil
No par
preferred
preferred
Industries
Inc
com
preferred
Inc
(The)
5,900
45
80
8% Jan
800
123,300
24%
*78
117
1,000
6,000
2
100
7
5,600
10
preferred
Mar
20
10
Power Co
Gamble
S%%
113
9,700
125
477/8
♦76%
47
*76 %
8034 Mar 13
7
60
142
39% Mar 14
5
4,500
85
2
Feb
5,900
2,800
91'%
10
Aug
100
76,900
8i/a
971/2
Jan
9% May 15
20
100
37%
Jan
72
19,100
72,100
8i/a
75
118
20,700
37'/a
16%
85
60
140
104
89'/a
8
130
106
•87
38%
400
98
89%
86
5,200
98
•86
8
26,800
98
16%
75
preferred
22
•90
16%
58%
100
common
391/2
1041/2
52%
86
95%
91'/a
•
50
37%
47%
22'%
104'/2
98
36%
97%
39%
•213%
•1037/2
103%
87
8
3,200
3,300
96'%
•977%
32%
3»%
623%
43%
623%
91
15 Vb
10
153%
443%
90%
•62 %
1017%
157/8
97
91 Va
•105
♦100
200
37%
61'%
•
(The)
300
22%
100
.
250
22,800
33
1
com
3,800
22%
,_5
com
8,?00
2,100
31%
25
(conv)
-
54
11%
preferred__-No par
(conv)
No par
Electric
4.16%
27,400
*26
37
4
1,000
8 34
89
1
Co
4.18%
2,400
3
8%
*251/2
40
Co com__
convertible
&
18%
3
8%
1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Poor
6,400
3
May 9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
4
22
64
Feb
40
20'/2
X18%
20'%
•173%
20%
20%
20% Jan
23
20%
20%
•20
2
22
20%
20%
20%
10
Oct
21,700
*20
31
65
20
72%
20%
Jan
81% Oct
49%
713%
20%
2234 Jan
39% Oct
•467/2
72%
100
55
5
49%
71%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
16V2Jan
18
•46%
73%
20%
74
31
Feb
49 %
72
•73
31
93
48
72%
*49%
71%
74
32% July 22
28% Feb 25
51
71%
•73
57
92 y2 Feb
34%
74
$3.50
11,800
95
33%
*71%
Pittston
40%
♦92
34%
69%
25
95
2,700
17,400
39%
40 7%
4%
14%
34%
100
23% Dec
2
•92
560
4'/a
14%
143%
34%
•66
21
7
40%
95
15%
24
10
41
14%
124
34%
66%
19% Jun
89% Jan
39%
•92
15%
44% Jun
26% Jan
34%
•65%
15% Dec 30
85% Jan
51
95
15%
623., Mar 14
4
34%
66%
2
27
40%
♦92
34%
15%
43% Jan
Mar 18
*49
40
40%
94
*65%
11
Feb
34%
10
2b
Feb
40%
*93
4%
14 %
100
25
92
138'%
4
14%
preferred class A
8%% 1st series prior pfd
22% Feb
92
•137V2
3.50
5%
7
29
137% 138%
4%
4%
4
14%
5
Pittsburgh 8crew & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
Jun
11
138%
4
14%
*135%
38
12
138%
4%
14%
*20%
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
53% Dec
Sep
138%
4
14%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
30
Nov
136%
1
Pitts
22% Dec 19
77
136%
1
16%
3
81
136%
1,620
16
20% Jan
24% Jun 28
123%
16%
31
14
123 %
15%
19% Jan
4
124%
15%
2
May 20
123%
15%
21% Dec
32% Feb
124%
1
29
48
Xl24%
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Mar 13
24
126%
221/4
123%
31%
Jan
22
7,100
•203%
31
49
37% Oct
43 7%
22%
31%
50
28% Jun
43%
*21%
30%
10
30
433%
22%
30%
10
Dec
43%
*20%
30%
Jan
16
43%
22%,
__1
393/4 Jan
^an
43%
*20%
100
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
69
v4
43%
22%
85
18
14
43%
•89
20
52%
43%
*20%
91 %
Jun
Nov
8,100
52%
100
125 %
86%
Jun
12
Feb
523%
52 %
12
100
*89%
84
21
14
8,500
•85
117
68% Oct
50'%
85
8
Dec
19'%
49%
91%
14% Jan
Dec
•183%
•89%
20% May'16
60
19%
90%
6
67
300
50%
84%
33% Feb
14
87/a
12%
49%
90%
$4.80
76% Mar 14
52%
87/a
12%
1,400
•183/4
84
$5 convertible
3
21
50%
52 %
18%
i
68'% Feb
19%
48%
•91'A
•11%
58%
90% Mar
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
44
•18%
91%
12
18%
87% Feb
8
52%
52
87/8
12%
•11 %
58
6
Oct
49%
52
49%
51%
V
12
2
7
6% Dec 23
19 %
49%
19%
49%
Inc
13
64
*18%
*18%
common
Pitts Coke & Chem
30% Jan
4
12%
•11%
16%
82 3% Jan
22
9%
12%
11%
16%
84% Jan
Jan
*8%
12%
11%
15%
98% May 15
46'% Jan
7
19% Feb
9%
12 %
12
*93
24
140
*8%
12%
12%
*11%
No par
1
82% Dec
2
9
•90
92%
1
$4 preferred
Mar 26
Mar 10
3,500
*8%
•90%
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
15% Jan
8%
123%
■
5
100
16% Mar 14
135
60
preferred
7
6
92%
...
19
13
92%
preferred
49% Feb
Feb
1,500
*90%
2.50
Phillips Petroleum-.
Phillips-Van HeuSen Corp
94 y2 Feb
Jun
93
Reading Corp
Corp cbmmon
6
31% Jun 21
85% Jan 10
91%
30%
100
3
150
30
100
2
150
30
100
Jan
25
•97
663%
997%
11,800
98
29%
100
Jan
11
66%
97
30
No pair
common
14
Jun
65%
98
12.50
90
Nov
65%
653%
30
No par
preference
93
14% Dec 30
21,100
65%
& Co Inc'Common
42% Jan
134
44
973/4
Amer
3
16% Mar II
40
13%
42%
97%
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
5%
•123%
30 %.
3%%
3.90%
13%
96%
33y3c
31
14% Dec 30
65
87
10
6
139
65%
25
common
82% Dec
29% Nov 19
44
RR
21% Apr 23
May
42%
50
•
30%
&
Phllco
88
*12%
75
29%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.88%
88
•86%
No par
preferred
$1 conv
Phlla
38,000
13%
25
Co
100% Jan
24,300
263%
87
25
Phlla Electric
10
51%
253%
75
96%
Corp
94% Jan
50'/a
26%
•86
43%
preferred
(Chas)
2nd
7
51%
26
86
40%
No par
Phelps-Dodge
93% Feb
50
26%
25%
86
•12%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
6
52
52%
24%
85%
IUlO
Corp
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of
Jan
6
Mar 12
200
25%
50%
24%
13%
series preferred
Pet Milk Co
89
12
Feb
22
5,600
51%
49%
85%
•73%
40%
65 %
Electric
Chemicals
4.40%
1.80%
40
88,200
8%
•
8%
75
29%
Pepsi-Cola Co
9
38'%
102%
♦102
8%
39%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
6
4,800
Telephone—
Pennsylvania
2
300
28%
37%
39%
1023/a
17%
95
285%
74
24
25
Penna Glass Sand
Corp
Pann Power & Light com
4%% preferred
Jan
17%
•93i%
10
74
48%
1
Penney (J c) Co—
Pennroad Corp (The)
Feb
17%
95
*12%
preferred
preferred
conv
99
8%
99%
•97
29%
39%
Penn-Dlxle Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
21
38%
•102
8%
99
100
260
99%
96
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Pcnlck & Ford
37% Jan
39%
102
3,900
98
87%
15
Roust Proof Co
Parmelee Transportation
4%
29
r
53%
877%
1013%
13%
100
Parke Davis & Co
Pfizer
8%
•17%
*92
29%
*97%
39%
common
Parker
4.40%
74
37%
102
♦97
53%
98'%
65%
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
Pennsalt
*73%
8%
*99%
99
53%
88
*12a%
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
No par
4% preferred
100
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
$1.60
74
37%
102%
88
No par
Co
&
8%
29
533'8
*97%
1
Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
104% Mar 14
1
37%
*102
29%
53%
6.25
Corp
com
Pacific Tin
6
44% Jan
44
96 >/2 Mar 13-
30c
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
Feb
94
4
3
30
Corp
Pacific Lighting
Pacific
Mills
105% Apr
94% Feb
39% Jun 26
Nov
7
28
62% Mar 12
7
88
11% Oct 21
Mar
33/4 Jan
22
2$
Jan
15% Mar 13
13
Jan
Jan
106
Oct
3
2
92
Nov
11
Jan
37
94
38% Oct 21
101
2
10£% Feb 19
53% Dec
14
25
Aug 26
21% Oct 22
Jan
Jan
63
Feb
40% May 21
17
10
63 % Jan
87
18
2
24
Jan
14% Jan
5ya Aug
7
65% July 15
7
Feb
13 y2 Jan
g.25
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas
20
27
*73%
Pacific Coast Co common
5% preferred
11.32
Jan
8%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
•1.30
43% Jan 28
37%
100
28%
101%
3%
preferred
7
86% Nov
35% Dec 23
15
5
17
37%
101%
No par
Oxford Paper
♦92
28%
1
Corp (The)
corning Fiberglas
jwpus
30% Feb
13% Jan
82% Jan
27
11% Dec 30
28% Dec 19
Marine
28%
series__100
1951
common
Overland
26% Mar
3% Jan
100
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4% preferred
26% Feb
23% Jan
9
Jun
46% Dec 30
39% Oct 22
Feb
25
13% Jan
12% Oct
48% Nov 20
23% Jan 31
20
Co
Peninsular
28% May 16
May 31
40 % Jan
2
28
2% Dec 30
11
Apr
com
convertible preferred
Elevator
Otis
Feb
Co
4%%
52% Mar 11
37% Feb
59
Elec
pref
conv
Outlet
18
Oct 21
4 25V,
Oliver Corp
Outboard
Nov
Nov
13
Mar 14
26 y2 Mar 13
Nov
8% Dec 23
75
93 V2 Jan 23
24
7
3
30
&
Gas
7.60
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
5
9
85
10
4
Mar 12
9% Jan
Qas
preierred
Oklahoma Natural
4
13
3
Jan
102
Co
4% preferred
82% Mar
66% July 25
104
19
43% Feb
2
Jan
Feb
Oil
20% Jan
6
Jan
15
29 '% Mar 11
2
40% Jan
16% July 15
35'% Nov 18
50% Oct 21
Oklahoma
95
3
Jan
66
11
Nov
7
7% Jan
11
Ohio
4
17% Jan
28
95
90% May 31
49 % Jun 19
18% Oct 21
Jan
37% Mar
July 11
13% Jan
38% Oct 22
88
92
32% Mar 11
44% Feb
,
26% Jan
7
30
Apr
53%
99 y2 Feb
91
9
841% Jan
44% Jan
21
43 3% Dec
12
103
28 % Mar
Dec
common
7
22% Oct
64
Co
99% Mar 25
13
Nov 21
Edison
14
97
Dec
Ohio
Jan
94 % Jan
29
81% July 24
7
54% Feb 24
98
Jan
18
83
14
1
89
16'% Sep 2fi
37% Dec
50 % Jan
101% Mar 18
103% Mar
28'% Dec 30
35
9
5
No par
38%
7%
*71
38%
8%
72
38 %
7%
•71
38%
115
7%
38%
73/4
7%
72
71
71
77%
7%
71
71
73/a
•71
119
7'%
76
14,000
10
100
300
11,900
120
10
28%
29%
28%
29
283/4
29
29
29
28%
28%
2,000
No par
47%
47 %
473/8
48%
47%
47%
47%
48'A
48
48
3,600
5
32%
32%
32%
333%
32%
33%
33's
333%
32%
33 y4
42,900
23
f
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
LOW
STOCKS
Year1957
Sales for
HIGH SALE
AND
PRICES
Mar. JI
Q
123% Aug 13
22
23y4 0ct
11
Jan
9
136
29
5
Jan
14
Jan
24
2
26 % Feb
39%
39%
25%
39 V2
40
139Va
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26
33%
33%
71 Va
71 Va
17%
18
177a
33%
>
800
26
71%
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26
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33 V'4
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33 Va
39'a
13'J
391
39%
.
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138
138
6 Vc
Jan
143
39
co (The) common—5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Quaker Oats
40% Mar 14
37% Feb
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
2
33% Jan
Shares
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
the Week
Friday
14
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Alar. J 0
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
.
.
It
40
64% Jun
24
May 13
30% Jan
2
35
78
Oct 22
27
Jan
24
09% Jan
6
Feb
13
21% Aug
49% Jan
11
59% Jun
23
34% Jan
17
30% Nov 18
2
24% Feb
28
25% Jan
Dec
20
36
Jan
2
35
Oct
20
41% Apr
34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7
2
12
16 V* Dec
30
31 Va Jan
12
6% Dec 31
12% Jan
8
3% Jan
31
10
15% July
8
45
Mar 29
Feb
10
62
10
22
22% Jan
9
25% Jan
10
40
2
8
4
10% Jan
22
10
41% Jan
6
66% Dec
5
73 Va Sep
19
83 Va Feb
7
72% Jun 24
22
78% Jan
9
86% Feb
87% Jun
24
99
Dec
23
1% Oct
99 % Feb
24
18
10 % Jan
2
13% Feb
4
3 Ve Apr
4
1
55
18% Dec
83% Jan
27% May
36% July. 19
23
19% Jan
2
Oct
22% Jan
2
Feb
24
31
Jan
8
28% Jan
2
32
Mar
7
21
44 Va
23
Dec
2
25
96
4
31
8% Dec
23
37% Dec
19
27
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
o2
Rolim" & Haas
Jan
25% Jan
-4%
Co
Aircraft
Rolir
9
15
Rome Cable Corp
lu% jan
24
Ronson
37% Jan
25
30% Jan
2
Jan
14
8
21
37% Feb
19
Ruppert
(Jacob)
Safeway
9% Mar 11
Stores
,6%
6V4
10%
10%
10 %
10%
lOVa
10 Va
1.700
10 ■%
44 V
44%
44%
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44%
38.700
44%
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26%
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26%
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26%
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26%
28%
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28%
28%
29%
29 Va
31%
12
12%
11%
12 Va
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12%
25.800
124,4
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44
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43 7 a
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69.600
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28
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12
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45
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84 V
24% Jan
10
93
Mar 22
84% Jan
2
92
Feb 14
78
176
July 17
Jan
24
185
July
<26% Dec
137
161
19
Feb
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
19
fit Joseph Lead Co
Feb
46% Mar
6
22% Jan
2
27
21% Oct 24
25%
2
24
Jan
2
26% Feb
St Joseph Light &
10 y8 Dec 10
26% Jan 11
10% Jan
2
13% Feb
fit
Dec
22
30
50 y* Dec
74% Feb
9
Feb
13
235
,
Dec
304
.Jan
3
26
% Jan
2
6
90
Jan
20
•96
23% Jan 29
20% Jan
32% Feb
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
11% Dec 24
16% Oct 22
24
25
2
13%
37% Nov 27
32% Jan
13
Sep 25
36
34
Feb
20
Dec 30
22% May 29
11% Mar 10'
64Va Jun
55% Feb
4
Nov
Oct
21
5%
12
63% Mar 11
Mar
'7
78
Jan
17
84
Mar
7
94
Jan
8
19
14
33 Va Jan
2x
2
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c:0
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'
61%
61
24
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25
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31%
32
26
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75
Jan
7
83
May
1
77% Jan
20
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23
36
Jan
4
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24%,Jan 30 "
15% Oct
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18
Dec
13
17% Jan 10
20% Mar 14
63% Nov
13
82
Sep
19
52% Feb
12
63% Jan
10
16% Jan
24
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
4
23 Va
Co
11 Va
117 a
56%
56
8»/4 Dec ,19
22% Nov 19
24 Va Oct
"
24
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Jan
5
Sealriglit-Oswego Falls Corp—_—5
Sears Roebuck & Co
—3
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
Servel Inc common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
Ehahmoon Industries Inc
2.50
28% Mar 14
22
29% Jan
7
25
Jan
27% Mar 11
15% Jan
3
11% Jan
12% Jan 22
4% Mar
5Vb July 9
76 % July 15
26% Jan
,2
8% Oct 22
5% Jan
79
67% Jan
8% Jan
.
25
Nov
19
33
Oct
1
26% Feb 25
25
Dec
23
58 % Jan
2
26
7% Mar 12
64
10% Sep
,
13
Nov
93
-
9
Oil & Gas—:
1
Steel Corp
..—No par
Shamrock
«Feb
31
12
Feb
Jan
9
Sharon
9% Jan
2
13
58
6
Feb
31
Jan
8% Jan
May 21
16
13% Jan 23
10
1
1
Corp
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8ya Oct 22
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
Seaboard Finance Co.
Seaboard .Oil Co
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97
22
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23
13%
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57%
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3
Shattuck
3
Oil
Shell
68% Mar 13
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No par7.50
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Co
\
New
York
shares
18% Dec
19
29% Jun
10
17% Feb 24
20% Feb
3
13% Dec
23
21% Apr
30
14% Jan
2
16% Jan
30
10
2
11% Jan 23
Sheraton Corp of
Jan
Sheller
13%-Feb
19% Dec
33 % Dec
49
"l7
.
Dec
30
32%
Nov
30
14% Oct 21
14
63% Oct
2
40% Jail
31
Simmons
2
59'
Jan
29
..
0
46% Feb 28
51% Feb
4
26% Jan 17
Feb
48
Nov 14
24 Va Oct
30
21
Sep 23
25
Sinclair
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
2
5
3
58% Jan
10
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44% Jan
13
50 V, pipt,
4
18% Jan
24
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2,
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6
6%'Jan
2
23% May
2
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2
24% Feb
19
4
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51% Feb 13
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14
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7
32% Jan
13
28% Mar 11
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2
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13
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39% Jan 11
35% Jan
25
44% Sep 10
20V4Jan
2
61% Jun .13
,
25% Dec 26
28
Mar 10
5%
8%
50
preferred
South Porto
Rico Sugar com
California
Southern Co
Edison
(The)
30 Ve Mar 12
Southern Indiana Gas &
36% Jan 24
33
26
28% Dec 11
45% Jan
8
30
16 % Nov 27
19% Feb
4
76% Oct
<4
81
Jan
17
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77
2
34% Jan 24
14
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31
32
•
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10
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10
12
•
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8
40
7
20
78
22
6V4Jan
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10
31
31
6
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Jan
2% Dec
17% Feb
-
12 Ya Deo
26
4
2% Jan
3
3% Feb
4
3
65
Jan
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
61
July
94 Va Jan
9
11% Dec
30
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14
12% Jan
15
17% Dec
30
16% July 15
98% Jan 15
18 Va Jan
20% Jan
16
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94% Jan
28
Jan
82% Nov
4
8% Dec 11
60
Nov
11
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28
8
47
Jan
31
53% Jan
2
80
Mar 14
59% Mar
6
Natural Gas Co
South'n Pacific Co (DeD
00% Feb 27
Jan 24
Tan
12 y2 Apr
11
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7
62% Jan
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11
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3
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1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spear & Ca $5.50 pfd——No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
Spencer Kellogg 8s Sons
8perry Rand Corp common
1
'
16%
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39%
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'
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28%, ',29
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11
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Southern Railway common—No par
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20
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100
•
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5
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34% Jan 30
5
25
preferred
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2
,
11V a
15%
23%
2
Feb
76
30 5 a
13%
23%
28 % Jan
40
11%
4%
15%
com.4.50
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33
2
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10
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5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc.
5
Smith Kline & French Labs—33V3c
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
-15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
Oil
Smith-Corona
14% Jan
65% July 15
18
—5-
Corp
Smith
2
21% Jan
Oil
56 % Mar 11
30% Jan
9
11
& Mar
43
No par
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Eimmonds Saw & Steel..
70 Va Dec
22
18% Jan
2
50% Jan
20% Jan
23
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
1
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8
23% Oct
Nov 12
45 Va Dec
6
80% May 27
36% "Sep 23
14
Dec
Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
16
25 Va Jan
America
68% Jun
45% Dec 23
28
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28
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28
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Scott Paper
61 Va
62 Va
23%
100
10
10
5
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7
14% Jan 23 '
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12,200
61%
100
Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
2 V'4
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100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
2
10,400
.
2 %
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3
86
22
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10
13
12%
13%
24
25
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300
99
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13
>
86%
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26
Sangamo Electric Co.
102
71% Oct 21
85
7
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99
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99
12%
85 Va
85 Va
2%
11%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
40% Mar 12
31% Oct 21
62
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21% Mar 11
12
29
15
6
14% Jan.
11
Nov
20
34% Feb
12% Feb 14
18% Feb
32 % Feb
94% Mar
2
39% May
11
29% Oct 22
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92
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92
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26
5%
69 V*
"23%
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com
70%
85 Va
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12%
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Power
Ry Co
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5% noncum 'preferred
Feb
261
2
Feb
205
Oct 30
17% Oct
20
F
Preferred series A
58% Feb
14t
Jan
235
2
48% Jan
May 23
23% Oct '22
190
85
53% Jan
5
Oct
L San
69%
69 %
92
99
2 Va
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10
100
10
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5
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44%
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99
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4
2
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6.400
6 V'4
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100
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19 Va
19 Va
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
•
329
20 Guilders
1
1
5
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)
41% Mar 13
Feb
5
13
17% Feb
Nov 25
;
1
.
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a
23%
81%
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21%
21 Va
57 V
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62 %
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1
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20
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18 Va Mar
22% Jan
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.
100
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57
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25
Gas & El Corp—No par
Jan 28
<
5
*24%
4%
'
Rochester
27% Jan
86
5
2 V'4
2 %
Antelope Copper
3c•„>
90
May 29
35
Feb 26
4
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Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
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Jan
40% May 10
17% Dec 30
Ritter Company
5
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100
61
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5
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300
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•
57
25%
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21%
66%
12%
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;
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7%
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33
86%
No par
Corp..
Paper
22% Jan
315
8
33% May 21
32
July 24
13% Jan
2
00% Jun 10
19% Oct 22
Riegel
Mar 14
25% Feb
series
Oil
Richfield
29
4% Mar 13
2
Jan
n
29
July 17
5
423% Mav
20% Dec
28
22 '8 Jan
A.
4.50%
800
7%
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92
19%
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200
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33
28%
10%
28
10
100
100
series
Manufacturing Co^
Rhodesian
Selection
Trust—
24 % Mar 14
31% July 24
24
Oct 21
81% Nov
2
29% "Mar
26% Aug 19
22 »/8 Dec
285
28
64% Jan
3.60%
>
22 Va
32 3 4
33%
10%
44%
44%
5,800
22%
33 V4
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40
22%
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35,000
,
3
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2
Feb
4
7 '/a Apr
20% Dec 23
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2
1% Jan
19% Jan
6
8
Aug
57%
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22 Va
7V:a
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13%
21%
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,
32 Va
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9
80
common
—
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Mar
Co
*4
37
7%
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Drug
18
4
21
28
10
21% Jan
30
4
63% Jan
Mfg
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
70%» Mar 14
83 >/e Feb
7
82 V4 Jan
v
800
2,200
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16%
22 3
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20%
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10
5
5
100
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10
10
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33
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Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4% % pfd series A
50
45% Jail 22
Va
No par
Inc
Rexall
Mar 11
45
*22%
*32 %
(Robt)
Revlon
6
12% Mar
?
:
17%
16
•>22%
22%
22%
22%
33
337a
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52 %
*51%
2
16%
,22%
22 %
22
33
Inc——„50c
Bros
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
6
July 22
56% Dec
37
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
11% Feb
13
32 y4 Jan
65j/4 May 10
46 V* Mar 29
30
39% NOV 12
10
*33
52 V
•'
22%
5
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp.—
31% Mar 14
% Jan
39
52 %
29
Conv
7% Feb 20
2
July 19
July 11
18
Mar 12
7
39% Jan
21% Dec
68% Jun
"28%
Reliance
9
Jan
21
2
Jan
9% Jan
5
2
18
32% Dec
7
56
4
44% Mar 11
29% Jan 30
Dec
77a Oct
Feb
9
Jan
16% Jan
10
13% Apr
59% Jan
21
21% Feb
5
11
6
25
8V4May
6
Oct
37
,,16%
& Co—
$1:25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
6
Feb
35
54
1
32% Jan
Oct
4% Dec
9
*51%
16%
Inc
Reed Roller Bit Co
28
14% Feb
Jan 13
20% Feb 25
July 31
30
13
6% Jan
7
31
10
<50% Dec 24
Dec
2
13% Jan
6% Feb 28
3% Dec
62
51%
16
Reeves
Feb 13
8
Jan
6
~7
22 % Feb
17% Jan
61%
Reis
ma Dec
30'/a Dec
No par
1
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred.
50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
20
28
26% Jan
25
17%
Rayonier
Feb
21% Jan
22
39
17%
Raybestos-Manhattan
21% Feb
23% Aug 13
11
Feb
5
Ranco Inc
4
11
34% Jan
4
Jan 10
16% Mar 18
22'/a Dec
13
-
72
<71%
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
11
Mar 22
14
14% Jan
6
7
Dec
17
14
$3.50 1st preferred
74% Jan 29
19% Jan 21
52% Mar 3
17
48% Feb
com—No par
No par
Radio Corp of America
&
'
X23V4
37,800
Volume
Number 5725
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1225)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,
...
STOCKS
Year 1957
Highest
,
Range Since Jan, 1
Lowest
37%
427/« May
2
71
9
40% Jan
77% Jan
Oct
23
82 Mi Feb
13
5% Nov
4
9% Jan
11
6
Jan
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
1
Lowest
Highest
2
exchange
47% Mar
9
;
Standard Erands
6
Feb
20
8% Jan
21
84
2
Inc
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 10
No par
Co
46
46%
No par
com
$3.50 preferred
Coil Products
Standard
78
79%
Inc
1
7%
45%
7%
3% May 22
3
Jan
3
r3% Feb
43% Feb
12
35 Vz Dec
23
4.7% Nov
13
:
•
25
21
42
•
31
42% Feb
24
8
88% Jan
6
92% Mar
2
46%
46%
78V2
78%
7%
7%
7%
,
14% Feb
4
13
3G
2
45% Feb
5
18% July 12
12
Jan
2
13% Oct 22
18% May 27
14% Jan
2
23
85% May 21
57
7
54% Nov
4
83 V* July 12
60 % Feb
li;
.13% Jan
10% Jan
15"
35% July 15
23% July 15
29% Jan
14
17% Jan
2
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
29
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
10% Jan
2
15% Jan
3.
25 Vi Feb 15
16% Dec 19
-15% Dec
'
17
31
10% Dec 31r "
15% Nov
7
33% Oct
19% May 21
18% Mar 5
22
18% Dec
31.
50
-May
8
29% Apr 24
13% Jan 24
37 % Jan
2
43% Mar
2
24% Jail 15
Jan
11
3% Jan
2
v
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
39 Y« Feb
14
;V
15% J&n
2
27
16% Jan
17
Feb
14
Jun
3
Dec
26
93
82
20
30
20% July 26
28% Oct 22
38% .lan
65% Oct 29
6% Dec
30
Jan
2
19% Dec
27
1,210 27% Nov
'•
74
:
7
Studebaker-Packard
82
Mar
3
Jan
2
Sun
23V4 Feb
3
2i-
f;
Corp
Sweets Co of America
10
29% Jan
34 Va Jan
8
9
31% Jan
37% Feb
4
May
8
72% Jan
84
6% Dec
24
14
Apr
9
7% Jan
20% May 17
18% Jan
3
,
'V23
Mar
4
30
8% Jan
11
3% Jan
8
6% Jan
30
3% Oct
21
18% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
16
Temco
Dec
18
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
2
43
0
55% Feb
24
63 % Jan
2
9
22% Jan
13
27% Jan
16
12
76% Jun
15% Feb
49%! May
30
>33
Jan
10
15
Jan
2
12
31% Jun
19
26% Jan
2
30% Jan
Oct
22
40% Jun
4
5% Oct
22
87% Nov
13
38% Jan
9
Texas
Co
10
Oct
24% Feb 25
8% Mar 19
160
Jan
14
15% Oct
11
21
21
26
47% Jan
28
62
10
Dec
27
42% Oct
18
6% Jan
Jan
9 % Mar
34
20
2OJ/4
29%
29%
29%
*30%
30
30
5
17%
17%
1
11%
12
*17
30 Y»
30
30%
17%
17%
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17%
17
17
11%
.
11%
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11%
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12
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17 Ya
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'
17 Ya
v:
17%
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41%
41%
42
42%
42 4
42 Ya
42
22
22
22%
23
23
23 V*
43 Yb
42
18
18
18
10%
11%
10%
11 YB
10%
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83
81
8IY2
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,64%
3%
3Ya
3%
x43
V
100
3Ya
3 Y4
14.800
43 V*
43 Ya
4,700
18
18 YB
1.600
11
11 YB
82 ,
3,100
22
24
24
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32
32
32
31%
79%
80 V*
80 Ya
22
23 Ya
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80 Ya
80
81
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24
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11
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23%
30
12.50
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82
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11
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65%
80
7%
8 Ya
1440
1455
32%
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33%
33%
23
20
20
20
20
■
3,200
11 Ya
'
1450
7,400
22 Ya
3 Y4
22
1470
43 Yb
22%
18
65
1455
43%
22%
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43 y4
65 V4
■
16%
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33%
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18
65
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2,900
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11%
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22
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:
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5,200
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f
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15.200
,
43 Ya
Ya
21%
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300
11%
43 Ya
22%
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1455
33 Vt
*
2.100
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31 Ya
80 Ya
1445
2,400
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12.500
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270
,
33%
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20
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19
27,700
24
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20
4.000
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22
19%
19%
300
70,300
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Ya
32 Yb
33
34 Ya
33%
35%
36%
35%
36 Yb
35%
36 YB
35T4
36 V*
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80
CO
80
80
80
80
80
80
81
8
8
2,300
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1
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11%
11%
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113/4
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40%
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40 Ya
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5
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5
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3.000
1,000
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43
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5,100
60
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60 Ya
01 Ya
60 %
61V*
60Ya
6i y4
61
26
26',
26 Ya
27 >/4
26%
27 Yo
26
26Ya
26
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16%
16%
16
16 T
16
17%
17%
173/4
17
1
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
29 Ya
293/4
29 Ya
29 Tb
13,900
.10
28%
29
28 Tb
30 V*
29%
30
28%
29 Yb
29 Ya
29%
19,900
2,500
25
33 %
Co
Inc
30
Texas
Pacific
2
b
Y4
613b
44,700
27
29,200
17%'
Ya
76.400
Pacific Land Trust—
Oil
&
98% Jan
125
Jan
28
Texas
&
SO
Jan
29
Texas
Utilities Co
2
10% Jan
13% Feb
11
Textron
15% Jan
17% Feb
11
a
22
Feb
25
24% Jan
31
2
12
53
Feb
25
58% Jan 31
10% Jan
3
14%
Jan
28
).
12
42% Jan
6
50,
Jan
28
...
13% Feb
21
13% Feb
6
41% Feb
25
55 y4 Jan
'9 :'
Mar 13
88% Feb
19
8%
ctfs ex-distribution—1
share
Sub
4
Coal
44% Jan
3
ADr
33 V*
9
6
Aug
63
*11Y4
20
18
:
Texas
Aug
.15% Apr
11V*
34 Yb
7,400
*
.v.
Producing
2
Jan
'
62%
19%
No par
l
Sulphur—
Instruments
6,900
61 Ya
62%
11Y4
43 %
Corp
4
49% May
21 Va Jan
17% Jan
31
*60
63 Ya
33%
25
Texas
26
61%
63 V*
19%
3»/b
,
Gulf
Texas
Texas Gulf
*59
33%
18
com
Corp
>
11%
3 000
16%
——2.50
Aircraft
;
1724 Mar 13
63 Ya
1,200
13%
16 Y4
19%
33 %
(James)-,
TelAutograpli Corp
Tennessee
61%
62 Ya
10c
Corp
3% Dec
Mar 14
*58%
44
13
33 Ya
*20%
TY-V'::
.
61%
63 Ya
43%
11%
5
Talcott Inc
.
16%
4,800
12,600
25
$4 preferred
Symington Wayne
16
13 Yb
16%
101.000
Ya
33 Ya
(Tlie)__4.162/3
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
Jan'31
9% Jan
13
16%
43%
Swift & Co—
;
13 Y«
16
No par
20
46% Jan
43 Va
13
15 Ya
1
Co—..
35% Jan 28
2
13
1
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Sutherland Paper, Co:
Jan
13%
5
5Vz% 2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
.-Mar 11
13 Tb
43 %
19%
7
1680
13%
43 Ya
13 Va
*59
14
*43 :
33 Va
:
t-
9434
19%
17
2
47%
*92
19%
21
25
61%
51%
47
94%
33%
30
Feb
15%
51%
47 Ya
*92
19%
81% Feb
Jan
13
15%
100
33
*33% Jan
19% Jan
13%
15%
95
13%
3
40%
51%
11%
.24' L Jan
42% Jan
Dec 31
13
62%
10
32
43
*11%
43
1360
13%
43
*59
,1
-
—.
Tool
Mach
$4.50 series A preferred
,-9% Jan 24 f;
13%
43%
11%
/ 3
v
14
43
3
47%
47 Ya
*92
3%
50 %
51%
47
47%
95
13%
1
51Y4
51%
46%
*92
G2%
Jan
.
51%
46
No par
Corp
Oil
51%
94%
62%
Jan
89
14% Dec
45%
*11%
0% Jan
8
50%
-92
1
31%
13
54% Feb
45,400
72
18
31
24-
44,400
Spnvfty-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1,
"} 4Vac/o preferred series A
25
•i
30
34
45%
40 Vi
1
.
Sun Chemical Corp common
Dec
6
45 Va
41Y4
No par
27
26% Nov
.
45Tb
20
11% Jan
29% Dec
18Y8 Feb
Y4
40%
5
,
common
Sundstrand
72
■J"
45
42
15
Broadcasting Co
Sunbeam
69
29
27% Ja-
*3
46 V*
10
.
8
16
20% Jan
22% Jan
3 Yb
45%
41
«LJ.
,
21
10
Feb
17
2,000
B-'; 43% Jun
16
110
4,300
41%
_1
a.
Jan
60
J illy 15
13
3%Jan
4,000
7%
46%
No par
_4
Stores Inc.
prior preference
Storer
79 % Jan
Mar 20
15% Aug
(The) I. s:
-Stone & Webster—
14
7%
40%
_5
45% Jan
,19
9% Jan .'2
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
Dec
-
5%
■'
20
11
78
.
Sterling Drug Inc
5
7%
46%
80
45%
1
com
;
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
'79
40%
10
Mfg Co
Corp
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
16
Feb
7%
46
79%
46
7
Jan * 8 '/'-Stewart-Warner Cdip_,
Stix Baer & Fuller C'o
Feb 28
17
Shares
46 %
*79
39%
_10
Stauffer Chemical Co__,
4
*3
3%
46%
the Week
45%
.100
preferred
Warner
/Sterchi Bros
10
20 % Feb
17%
"12% Jan
21
67.% Nov 26
-
2
32
30
Dec
Starrett Co
22
-
V 34% Feb
:"
2% Dec
9
Stanley
Jan
68% Jan
15% Dec
8% Apr
common
Standard Ry Equip
:
16% Mar 13
'12% Feb-11
42% Oct
•
Ohio
*
2
-
Jersey
of
Convertible
61
.
*
Feb
New
preferred series A;
Standard Packaging Corp
....
*3
Friday
Mar. 14
25
California
of
3%%
•
3 %
Sales fsr
Thursday
6.25
of Indiana
'
57% Dec
■10V'» Nov 21-
of
Standard Oil
7
10% Jan
Jan
*3
•
Standard Oil
Mar 12
13
Mar
distribution
Standard Oil
'51% Jan 29
47 % Mai- 11 .' Standard Oil
36 Va Dec
4
27% Dec
4
Ex
'
18
47% Feb
.ll»i Dec
9% Nov 27
11% Dec
43 % Feb
35% Feb
68% July
5
62% Jun 10
94
40% Oct 22/
34% Oct 30
33% NOV
59% July 16
62% Jan
4
5
47% Feb
,
PKICKB
Mar. 13
00
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
2% Oct 22
BALK
Mar. 12
46%
"79
7%
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar, 11
Pacific
Inc
Ry
112
100
Co
$2.40 conv preference
Thermoid
Co
common
$2.50 convertible preferred
13%'
17','4
17%
xl7
22
8 To
110 Ya
47T4
48 Y4
47T4
48 Yb
12%
12 Ya
12 V*
12%
12%
12
115
'105
111
8%
111
600
9,100
18,500
Ya
17
17
17 Ya
17
17
17
17
1,200
23 Yb
23
23%
23
23 Ya
23
23%
7,900
56
*56
57
56
57
56 V*
56 Yt
57-
57
11%
12
11 Ya
11%
llYa
HYa
11%
11%
r
46 »/4
46 Y4
*46
47
13%
*13 V*
13%
*13%
13%
,
23 Ya
T«
*46%
47
*UYa
*46 Y4
*13%
13%
*13 VA-
11%
50.
8 3,4
HOYa
48
12%
Xl2%
*55
No par
1
83/4
8 Ya
47%
8Tb
115
48
22%
$1.25 eonv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
.
*110
48 %
13
50c
common
8%
48 Tb
8%
8Tb
112
48%
No par
47
130
1,600
50
47
*^6%
y.r
10% Jan
14 % JUiy
16
Oct 28
46
2
89% May
8
80
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
20
Jan
2
23% Feb
NbV
26
6
24% Jan
30
Dec 30
15% Dec
Oct
Oct
23% Jan
53% Jun
13
31
Jan
2
36
Feb
2
21
Jan
7
13% Feb
3
56% July 22
42
41% Apr
21
28% Oct 22
31% Jan
•
Jan
15'
50
2
24 Ya
24Tb
34%
35
Tislunan
Toledo
Realty &
Traile Co
Mar 14
;
2
13 Tb Jan
16
21
31% Mar
53
Trans
World
Airlines
5
Inc
23%
24 Ye
23%
24
35 Ya
35Tb
12 %
12%
1..
31%
18
18
13 Y4
13 V*
48
48
.56%
35 Tb
9,900
18%
18%
13 V*
3,200
48%
;
28
35%
;
49 Ya
49
37%
37Tb
37%
28%
*27%
28 3 b
2,900
12 Ye
12 Ya
12Y4
12%
12 Ya
12Ya
31
Ya
31%
X30T4
31 Ya
30%
*56%
56%
x56 %
100
31
56%'
17,400
12%
31%
56 Tb
56 %
12%
31 YH
,
2(200
50
37%
373/4
1,900
13 Ya
*27%
48 V*
37 Ya
*27%
13,200
18
13 Ya
28 Tb
87
13%
Tb
18
13 V*
37Tb
31%
20
22%
35 Ya
34Tb
22 Ya
24
x24
23,100
47Tb
85
22%
46 Tb
28
46%
*85
85
22%
37 Ya
37%
28
47%
13%
23
*27 Ya
47
37
No par
Corp—
Tri-Contlnental Corp common-
«
*46%
13 Ya
*13%
r
86 V*
I8Y4
*18
13%
2
10% Jan
27% Jan
7
34
18
-,-13%
2
(The)—
24% July 16
.4
18
1
5
Transue & Williams Steel
20% Jan
33%
No par
Constr
("The)—
Edison .Co
Transamerica
21
7,900
25,600
1
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
29
2
57
Jan
23
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
22
41% Oct
30
61
9
43% Feb
10
Jan
$2.70 preferred
50
Trua'x-Traer Coal Co common——1..
-17%
48
17%
18%
*44%
„
18
v..
17Tb
18
17%
56 V3
56%
600
56%
18 Yb
18 Ya
.
18 Yb
...
.
2,300
.
A»
,
21% Dec 30
Oct
24%
7
14
43
24
46 3/8
473/4
*85
22%
25
3
9
'
86 Yi
23
Feb
9% Oct
Oct
24
July
45%
45 Tb
22 Tb
38% Feb
m50
Y4
22%
37
30
44
*85
22%
23% Jan 21>
23% Dec
26
*
43%
10
$1.20 preferred
1
Timicen Roller. Bearing—:
30
12% Jan
*85
Tidewater Oil common
4
16% Jan
13% Mar 20
22
36
27
19% Nov 21
23
12
Feb
4%
•
86 %
42%
Thompson
16
12
(J R)
15
Products Inc com/hon—5
preferred
100
Thompson
4
21
85
"<
Jan
44
Jan
37% Jun 20
50% Sep 17
22
23% Feb 20
26% Mar 14 i
45
30% Jun
Jan
3
48
6
21% Jan
2
25% Feb
9% Dec
19
17
Jan
14
10Va Jan
8
32% Dec
27
50
Jan
2
32% Jan
6
'2% Oct 17'
12% Nov 14
"3t>
Feb
jau
j
10% Jan
lo
"i
30% Jan
18
3% Jan
13% Feb
26
16% Jan
30
16% Apr
29
10% Feb
26
12% Dec
24
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
18
8% Apr
11
5% Jan
2
-
21'
33% Jan
50
25
Twin
6% Jan 23
Coach
Oil
TXL
20
1
Co—
(The)
Corp
—-
1
12 %
*36
•
25%
26
26
*46Ya
25 %
12%
12%
*35
5
' '
40
Ya
=
5
Ya:
25
123/4
*35
*35
48
300
47
25
24
Tb
24%
5,500
12%
12%
12%
47
*34
26% Oct 22
'37% July 22
90 •'
124% July 10
Nov
14
-"24% Oct
22
86 % Nov
15
-75
68
82
-
80% Feb 25
78% Sep
16
89% Feb
7
40
Dec
23
64% Jun
Oct
21
.' 31%
Jan
1
No par
5%
.5%
5Y4
5Y4
5 Y4
2,700
i
15Y*
15 Ya
15Tb
15 Tb
23,000
i
11%
11T4
5.000
HYa
14 Tb
6%
6%
11%
11%
HYa
11%
llYa
113%
11 Ya
11%
15
15%
14T4
15
14%
14 Ya
HYa
15 Ya
6%
0%
*6%
6Ya
6%
6 Tb
31%
3lYa
93*%
94%
5
6%
98
'
rUiiibn Bag-Cartip Paper
Union Carbide Corp
•
Corp—6%
30%
61
*
Jan
—No par
92%
93 \
15%
5
"Union Elec CO -common:
-
22
20% Dec 23
18% Oct
22
9 % Mar
31
Apr
43 % Jan
48
Dec
19
Oct
14
152
Jan
115
Jan
90 V* Jan
27 Ti
28%
10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
99
99
99
100
5
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*79
85
*79
P5
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
"78
80
*78
80
No par
'87%
90
*87%
90
L25
44%
45%
i,
44%
45
Co'.'common—10
*26%
" 26%
Feb
Jan
2
80 i Feb 12
92listen 22
40% Jan
13
45% Mar 13
8
24% Jan
„
2
28% Feb
5
$4 series
—-Pretorgd
Union
-Union
Oil
10
"YJaTlforrpti—.
of
4
Jan
8% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
30% Mar
20% Feb
7
24% Feb
21 % JTI
4
2
52% Jan
111
Jan
2
9
4%
27.
Union
Pacific
RR
14;
19
United
2
58% Jan
9
United
31
120% Jan
8
Jan
24
28 Vs Feb
10
Jan
2
17-
25% July 22
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
31% Dec
31
31
Jan
3
34% Feb
•
5
22
20
2
91
15
93
Jan
3
Jan
10
Oct.
22
27% May 10
71% Jun 13
19
44
38
Nov
20
46 •>/«
6% Oct
28
22% Dec
4
Ma>
8
7% May 20
35% JaD 11
97
Jan
2
51
4%
8
41
Feb
8
Air
preferred
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
United
23%
23 Va
2234
23%
United
Corp
100
—JNo par
28%
26%
50%
56
26Tb
56 Va
Coal
Cos
*99
49
5
39%
39%
*39 T b
7%
7%
7Y4
*24%
Y4
24%
25
United
Engineering & Foundry——5
13
13%
13%
27
United
Fruit Co
42%
43%
x4lTb
17
38% May
8
27% Jan
2
30% Jan
29
United Gas Corp-
33% Oct
23
38% Feb
19
34% Jan
2
39% Feb
15'% Jan
31
23
30% Sep
3
35
1
39
Nov
1
% Jan
39Y4 Sep
Dec
Park City Mines Co (Tbe)__1
13
32
.Jan
2
42% Mar 13
IP
34% Jan
3
37
35% Mar
7
26% Jan
12
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
25% Oct
22
39% Jun
20% Oct
22
51% Apr
16
75% Nov
147
For
Aug
8
fontnntei:
5
34% July 10
69% Doc
4
S65
Dec 12
ser
-
uage
81
Mar 12
2
Feb
48% Jan
Jan
6%
30
90
21% Jan
2
16
U
14
76
Feb
14
U
Mar 10
170
Jan
21
24% Jan
common
preferred
Securities
S Freight Co
S &
S
Foreign
Gypsum
7%
1
25
25
Chemical Corp com—1
4%%
U
65% Jan
184
Inc
preferred
U S Borax &
2
29% Jan
Corp
Mfrs
United Shoe Mach
10
8
&
Co
preferred
common
—
12 Tb
40
102
40
22%
800
50 Ya
6,800
40 V4
500
7%
8 Tb
7Tb
7%
33,500
24 T4
24T4
*24 Va
24 7b
1,100
*39%
7%
7 Tb
13%
24-%
13%
24 Tb
13 Tb
13%
13 Va
133'a
13%
3 000
42
41Tb
42 Ya
41 Ya
42 Tb
41 Yb
417/b
25,600
27,500
73b
24T4
•
29 Ya
29T4
28 T4
29 Ya
38 Tb
38 Tb
38
38
12Ya
12Y4
12 Ya
12Y4
12%
3.600
6!a
6 Tb
6Ya
6T4
6 T4
634
6,300
12%
13 Ya
13YB
37,000
1Tb
19.100
123B
Merch
United
40
50
38 Tb
12%
United
40
*22 Ya
30 Ya
2
20
1% Mar 13
7 % Feb
*39%
40
*99
12Y4
6%
13 % Mar 13
2
50 Ya
38%
658
2
22 Ya
29 Ya
6 Y2
3
Ya
50 V*
'
13
12%
Jan
22
51
38 Tb
13Ya
10% Jan
22 Ya
50 Ya
lOOYa
29%
293b
383'a-
13
9
*99
22
50 Ya
29Tb
29 Yt
38%
2
101 Ya
lOOYa
22
4.800
*38%
10
13%
10
11
1,200
2,200
Y4
•
100%
21%
49 Va
10
U Dec
96
lOO'.b
30
30% Dec
96
*99
44% Feb
10% Dec 30
26,100
18
25% Dec
,
10,900
57%
34 Tb
14 % Jan
Industrial
26%
125
18
21%
United
96 Ya
56 %
*115
33 Tb
48%
5% Jan
*96
26%
2,600
18Y4
24% Feb
6% JaD
57 V*
4,200
22%
1
34Tb
2
23
95
27Tb
125
22
18
2
Oct
56 VQ
.
*114
19,800
11,000
83b
30Tb
30 T bT
34 Tb
2
*5
56Ya
22 Tb
27
8Yt
,
18 Ya
11% Jan
Improvement Co
Greenfield Corp—.
26%
20 Ya
125
26Tb
8Tb
30 Ya
19,600
34 Y4
22% Jan
Gas
22%
22 Ya
t
45 Tb
18
34% Jan
United
95
8Y4
~20
90
44%
27 Y*
26%
""30 Vf
30 Va
*87%
90
45%
45%
34
9
United
95
*87%
18Y4
11
6
80
34%
J4
167/8 Jan
17
80
33TB
47% Jan
Feb
80
*94
24
15
*78
XI8Y4
30
12% Mar 12
:
230
82
18%
21%
5
56%
*114
12,300
100
*79
34%
10
No par
57%
/
28 Tb
28 Yo
28%
lOOYa
94 %
Va
11% Dec
-
26 3b
26'%
23,600
100
27
.
95
18%
94
33% Dec
•
x22%
10,200
85
.8 Y4.
-
1,000
32
34
1
(Del)
8%
30
125
*114
125
'111
No par
Corp
Fastener, (Del)
Electric
United
1100
1
Co
Carbon
Untted-Carr
7
30%
3,100
31%
94 Tb
.
*79 1
*99
45Tb
26 Tb
8%'
30
America—No par
$4.50 preferred—Board cSi Carton
8% Mar 13
26 Tb
8%
30%
.
;
■
90
44 Tb
8%
10
Inc—i
of
*87 Ya
30%
Aircraft Corp common—_—5
convertible
Biscuit
8%
85
80
Va
5
Drill Cd
Lines
>26 Yn
1
'
*78
10
\
*79
28 Vi
28 %
lOOYa
*99
•'
No par
Co_.
United
Mar 12
Jan
6% Jan
4%
United
22% Mar 12.
38
Car
United Artists Corp
100% Mar 12
45
r
Tank
Union Twist
6.
preferred
fion-cmn
95%
28 V*
28 Yi
29
81 %
Oct
Apr
28
29% Jan
Dec
100
94%
102% Feb
77
86
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
95%
5
15
25% Oct
93Tb
2
'87
2
14
31Tb .'31%-
6
73-%-Jan
33% May 16
101
31%;
8lYa Feb
'
7% Nov ;:,6
24% Nov
6%
31
2
6 Tb
12 Ya
.
12%
12Ya
•
13
1Tb
900
1%
1 Yb
1 Yb
1 Yb
1 Ya
1%
39 3 b
39%
39 V4
39 3b
40 Tb
40 T4
42 Ya
*30%
37
3634
37
36 Tb
363%
*36T4
37 Ya
*36%
37 Ya
310
35 Ya
36
353^
36Tb
36 y«
38 Ya
37 Ya
39%
38 Ya
39 y8
15.500
82
82 Ya
82%
500
1 Yb
39
,,
■
1
42
42 Ya
13,600
81Ya
81%
81%
8IV2
81
82
81
28 Ya
2834
2834
29
28 Ya
28Tb
28 Ya
28 Ya
28%
28%
2.500
1
No par
—4
100
*22 Vt
22«2
22%
22%
22%
22 3 b'
22 Ya
22%
22Tb
22%
1,300
71Tb
18,900
—100
70
164
7074
164
70'4
*161
71Tb
165
;
15%
15 Va
27% Jan
«
5
24
Underwood Corp —-—,
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
'
Ya
5%
15%
96% Jan
21
24
79% 7an- 2
Aug 20
*
Jan
■
|
15%
5%
15%
'
"
29 % Mar 19
100% Jan
/Dec. 10.
Udyllte Corp (The)
•
I
40
u
10% Dec
.
7,800
40
-
.
2,200
26%
47
24%
12% 1
40
*45%
25%
26 %
*46%
47
24%
12 Tb
47
x24:%
13%
48
26 Ya
26 %
47
47
41
*45%
48
*45Y4
48
25%
,25
-
*45
26
*46%
•
"'<7% Feb
30% Mar 10
4
19 i
v16% Feb
5% Dec
(conv)
Electric Co common—I
5% conv pfd series of 1957_—50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Tivw City Rap Transit com—No par
'
5% conv prior preferred
50
12% Feb
2
A
Tung-Sol
13% Mar 10
!
19% Deci20
series
Preferred
16 4
70 %
*161
70%
165
70 V*
'161
72 Va
166
71
*161
166
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
(1226)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
24
17 % Jan
.Dec 31
37
39
24
8% Jan
4
Dec
4
66
36% Jun
18
68
4
21
87
Dec
12
94
79
49% Jan
30% Dec 30
22% July 15
64% Jan 11
12
6
Mar
8
154
2
25
% Mar 13
Dec
30
25% Jan
2
Deo
30
61% Jan 24
46% Jan
19
73% Jan
2
51% Jan
3
13
136% Jun
20
155% Jan 25
148% Jan
6
156% Jan 28
12
19% Jan
2
24% Mar 14
35 Va Jan
3
37% Jau 28
Jan
2
12% Jan
44
17
Mar
31
25% Dec
1
Jan
22
15% Feb
5
Jan
36
1
Aug
9% Oct 22
10
8
31
87
Jan
4
21
68% Jan
5% Dec 23
10
Apr 17
5% Jan
Dec
4% Jan
7% Jan
23
6
15% Jan
26
4% Jan
24
24
6
5 Va Jan
77% Jan
22
25
Nov
6
79
21
Oct 21
41
Jun
30% Oct 22
36
21
155
Apr
Feb
4
142
Jan
3
30% Jun
7
19
Jan
2
65
Jun
18% Dec 31
65"% Nov 22
22
Oct
Dec
32% Feb
S
24
Jan
5
6
27%
*79%
28%
28%
28%
81 %
81%
*79%
81 ya
*91
96
*91
96
*91
96
33%
148%
24 %
29%
30%
29%
30%
7
60%
5%
24
Utah
2
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
16
9
5% Jan
2
8% Jan
10
13% Jan
14
18% Jan
21% Jan
2
20
Feb
5
9 % Jan
2
10% Jan
24
45% Jan
Van
Vick
55% Mar 14
17
Raalte
Co
7
A7/V;,
15%
*13%
15%
4%
75%
24%
4%
4%
4%
75%
*74%
23%
24%
24 Va
35
36 Va
*34 Va
*148
148 %
148%
148
19%
20
35 Va
148
35 VA
35
148
22%
19%
*68%
22 VA
19%
20 %
G8
'1 *66
27%
27%
27%
4,800
32
32 Va
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
7%
7%
16 Va
Xl6Va
16 Va
16
23%
9%
23%
*23%
24
&%
9%
54 %
54%
32%
6,300
7%
7Va
7%
1,700
16
16
16 Va
15%
18 Va
23%
23%
24
24
24
24
9%
9%
9%
V
■
; 3,400
54 Ya
55%
8,600
6,300
Oct 25
Vicfts Shreve & Pacific Ry conv—100
*120%
*120%
Oct
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
<120%
*120 %
29%
29%
30%
100
*77%
79%
*77%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
17%
*77%
17%
79%
17%
18%
18%
94
*92 Va
95
94
95
28%
28
28%
28
28%
108 %
108
108'A
12% Dec
23% Jan
Feb
3% %
3
8
13
Jan
19
Mar 13
79
Jan
95
Mar 12
May 22
124
21% Oct 11
Mar 12
77%
Apr 22
2G Va Jan
25% Jan
31
76% Dec 30
31
77% Feb
6
28
28% Mar
6%
17
12
106% Jan
20
90
Mar 27
87% Jan
15
87% Jan
15
$4.04
May 29
98
Mar
1
91
Feb
25
95
Jan
23
82
July 24
24% Dec 19
93
Mar 13
92
Jan
22
92
Jan
22
37% July 11
24% Feb 25
28 % Jan
17
10% Oct 29
12% May 24
11
21
Feb
111
78% Jun
83
10% Dec
2
14% Jan
74
-
.
13%
20
Jan
Jem
13
64
Jan
16
2
Feb
91
Co
convertible
% 108%
108
108%
107 Va
"120 Va
*120%
30%
30%
29%
30%
79%
*77%
79 Va
*77%
79%
18%
fe'/2
*95%
19
18 Va
18%
*95
99
.
90
*85
9,700
98
100
28 Va
12,600
28%
108'A 108 %
*85
320
90
<85
90
<85
90
*85
90
*92
93%
*92
93%
*92
93 Va
*92
93%
*92
93%
*511
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
2,400
12%
18%
12%
13%
12%
12%
12''a
1
common
12%
12%
13
12%
13Va
45,900
16
16
16
16
15%
16
16 %
16
16
75%
75%
76
75%
76%
76
76
76
76
240
87
CS%
67
86 %
86%
86%
87%
87
88
1,830
16
preferred
100
100
preferred—
preferred
6 Va %
12
108%
28
28%
A 20%
*120%
31
30
10
Materials
5% Vo
6
27%
—100
100
100
10
preferred
5#
Mar 10
16
84
8%
Vulcan
Mar 10
79% Feb
3
-
preferred
preferred
$4,12 preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
4
12% Mar
2
9% Jan
21% Aug 12
3
Jan
20% Aug 12
11
Jan
14
110
*91
8
—100
$4.20
97% Jun
29
,.100
nartic preferred
div
Virginia Elec & PWr Co com
$5 preferred
6
Jan
preferred
500
9%
Dec 31
*120%
1,400
9%
55%
55
*120%
V
9%
9%
55
54 Va
55
7%
7%
7Va
47
Mar
10
"
•
27%
124
84
•
28
124
33% July 16
7,200
-
09%
23
23% Oct 22
Oct 30
"70
Va
68%
27%
Aug 23
71
3,100
28
70%
27%
Oct 25
5%
30
3,000
27%
*69
70%
123
21
1,500
-
08
124
40
1,400
35
54
2.50
Chemical Co
6%
*13%
*74%
7%
rf
220
85
85
6%
>
4%
15%
10
Inc
1,700
75%
23%
31%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6Va
900
5%
5%
86
*85
50
12%
12
4%
27%
.
5%
37
*36
*74%
23%
23%
VA
22
22%
11%
5%
..17
16
*14
149
*148
150
*09
5
$2.28 conv preferred
34%
34 VA
*34
11%
2,100
78,706
24%
23%
23%
5%
86 %
60%
151
*150%
151
4%
X23V4
*9.2
1,400
102,400
59%
61 Va
60 Va
75%
75
23%
*118
■-
50%
50%
50%
50
150%
36
5%
6%
15
4%
5
76%
23 %
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Nortnan Industries Inc com.2.50
2
*13%
*75%
12.80
Co
15%
12,300
21%
86
6%
1,790
2,100
32 Ve
36
11%
86
*6%
25 Va
31%
36
11%
21%
*35%
5%
84%
6%
*13%
100
preferred
24
5%
5f4
85
85
6%
1
Feb
11%
149%
*24%
25
32%
22
;
36
148*5
25
61
150 >4
11%
*35%
?
100
Pictures Co Inc com
22 VA
21%
26
33%
30
49%
60 VA
150
21,600
33 Va
149'A
149
30% V
49%
61 Va
150 V*
22
11%
24%
29%
49%
60 %
21%
11%
148 %
150 Va
61
150 %
<35%
com.Nopar
preferred
49%
49%
4.9%
150%
34%
149
200
96
*91
34 VA
33%
34 %
149
25
33%
24%
71
6
29
May
7
14% July 16
27,800
28 Va
*79%
28% Feb
Sep
28%
80%
27%
81%
9
18
24
Dec 20
28 Va
80%
27%
24%
Light
880
96
34 V~
&
68%
<91
150%
Power
68%
*79%
24%
4 'A %
69
100
100
2
12
68%
69%
Jan
Jun
12.400
69
33%
Tobacco
100
22%
69%
148 Va
Universal
8%
22%
X69%
5
8%
Mar
22% Mar
152
8%
22%
71 %
27%
1,900
26
26
Va
9
70
9
100
44
22%
22%
Corp
Universal Leaf
30% Mar 11
14
26
*8%
9
22%
13% Jan
12% Dec
Oct
9
*8%
22%
50% Jan
19
8% Nov
Jan
25%
26%
26
22%
24% Jan
73
4% Dec 20
21
21
'
9
22%
29% Apr 10
1
25
16
Jan
86% Mar 12
75
135
22
8
2
74% Jan 22
6% May 15
Jan 21
2
6
15% Mar
26
Jun
19
12% Dec 20
7
5% Feb 28
5% Oct 29
68
52% Jan 24
6IV4 Mar
26
*8%
22%
preferred-
1st
noncum
U S Shoe
48% Dec
25
*43%
44
26
*8%
100
1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1<V<f- preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
—100
U S Tobacco Co common
No par
7% noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp com
30o
$3.50 convertible preferred.
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
8%
Mar 12
32
*43%
26
44
5,300
9%
*43%
*43 Va
13,900
M
*
30
7%
9%
9%
5
10
—1
U S Rubber Co common
4
22
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
146
'
17% Feb
24
35% Feb
31% Feb 27
4
24
Jan
156
Jun 25
135
92
26
9%
9 %
10
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
80% Mar 14
3
*43
1
30
9%
44
%
—50
preferred series A
*28%
.
9%
7%
7%
*28%
30
*28 Va
Shares
Mar. J4
7%
7%
7%
30
9%
44
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
7%
*28"2
7-%
7%
4
29
9%
1
4% %
4
72% Mar
30% Jan
5
17
Jan
82
19
2
Jan
26% Mar
Aug 26
19
23 % Feb
4Va%
12
24
Feb
7
1
29
—50
U 8 Lines Co common
Jan
9
2
77% Jan
4
Mar
16
class A preference
U S Industries Inc common
17
18% Jan
24% NOV
69
Oct
5%
28
Jan
7%
Sales fer
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 11.
Mar. 10
Par
common—82 %c
47% Feb
23% Jan
27% Jan
17% Dec 23
63
Jan
2
12
Hoffman Mach
S
10% Jan
8% Jan
Oot 30
9
Aug 23
30 Va Feb
Jan
37 % Jan
8
Nov
22'/a Dec 23
8
25
17% Apr 22
45
Jun 12
23
8 Va Dec
7
Jan
U
4
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
-
EXCHANGE
Va Feb
8
6% Jan
7
36
22
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Sinlce Jan. 1
Range
Year 1957
5% Oct
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
75%
%
86
•
,
*16
26%
27
*12
4,500
1,000
w
Jan
24
72% Feb
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp:
22
77
Dec
30
66% May 15
33% Jan
12% Oct 22
14
6
12% Jan
8
13% Fab
27% Dec 31
31
8
27% Jan
2
30Va Mar 14
25% Jan
15
*13% Oct" 2 2
18%
May"29
14% Jan
2
11% Dec 30
80
Oct 28
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
11% Jan
6
32
Oct
Aug
Aug
41
87% Mar
25
10 % Jan
16% Deo 30
28% Jan
3
17
Jan
2
42% Feb
68% July 16
56
Jan
13
34 Va Jan
22
36% Jan
30
17
Feb
29
23
Jan
10
27 Va Jan
Aug 14
44% Jan
15
48
Mar 10
57% Mar 14
65
Mar
1% Jan
3% May 15
West
15% Dec 23
23% Oct 21
Nov
90
4
39% Jan
15% Jan
2'
97% Jan
2
81"% Sep 20
95
Jan
28
87
79% NOV
93
Feb
18
87
7
West
3
Mar
91
Jan
91
Jan
28
37% Jan
4
2
101
Feb
i 23% Feb
14
Ve Jan
2
98
96
Feb
4
14% Jun
88
.
iVAc
24
Aug 12
3
Apr
31
11
87% July 11
88% July 11
67% Sep 19
14% Oct
22
20% Jan
15
48% Dec 23
30
33 Va May 14
52% Feb
12
68% July
79% Aug 19
128
July 22
33% Dec
24
82% Nov 13
2
17% Jan
2
8
60 V4 Feb
88% Feb
4
69% Jan
a
96% Jan
Jan
Western
4
Jan
7
39% Jan
27
16
Mar 13
9
83% Jan
6
15% Deo 30
26% Mar 29
16% Feb
21
21% Feb
4
55
68% Jan
8
56
Jan
21
61
Feb
3
24% Oct 25
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
30% Feb
6
34% Oct 21
Dee 10
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
tuVa
o**.
2
44% Feb 26
Dec
6
90
92
95
14
Jan
91% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
4% Jan
2
29% Jan
14
23% Mar
3
25
Jan
31
26
Oot
24
47
Feb
18
34
Jan
9
37
Feb
13
27
Nov
12
82 Va Jun
18
30
Jan
13
38% Jan
30
13
May 17
88
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
NOV
12
16% July
75
8
16
Jan 31
71
8
28% Oct
17
34
131
Mar 19
20
29% Dec 31
22% Feb
20
35
35% DOC 26
45
Dec
45% NOV
78% Deo
75
20
10
Oct 22
4% Dec 27
23% NOV
6
25% Oct 22
66% Dec
19
16% Deo 31
91% Feb
12
80
Jan
15
Feb
Jan
2
36
Feb
27
134
Feb
6
20% Jan
7
23% Feb
7
8
16
21 % Jan
2
26% Jan
16
36% Jan
2
43% Feb
4
45 % Feb
27
80 % Jan
2
90 V* Jan
31
88% Jan
78% Jan
2
83
21
% Jan
t
3
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
•Bid
and
Ex-dividend,
51
Mar 13
Jan
6 Va Mar 14
2
34% July
•
25
Feb
25
27% Feb
35% Jan
3
25% Feb
25
29
123% Jan
30
140
asked
y
3
68% Jan
2
86% Mar 11
May 27
16% Jan
2
19% Jan 16
Deo
(
5
prices;
Ex-rights.
13
Mar 12
120% Jan
no
&
sales
141
17
28
on
:
this
Ex-distribution.
Mar
70% Mar
day.
tin
38%
38'A
38
Va
1,100
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
4/700
27%
27 Va
27%
*26%
27%
20%
21
21
21
21%,
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
2C%
20 Va
20%
20%
21%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
x20%
1730C
1,700
4,100
1%
*1%
1%
1%
BOD
1,000
26%
26%
26'A
*26
26%
26 Va
26%
48%
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
01%
62%
X61%
61%
59 Va
60%
57%
4
5
100
pfd
17%
28%
61%
18 V0
x28
34%
%
102
90 Va
*86
33%
34%
17%
18%
18
18Va
18
29 %
102
102
62
17%
18 ya
28%
28
103%
103
90 Va
90%
90 %
*90
91%
*90%
91%
89
*87%
90
*87%
90
-10
35%
36
12,800
99
*89
89
34%
34 %
28%
103
36%
35%
36%
27%
*102%
*96%
99
*96%
99
21 Va
21V2
20%
21
20 Va
21
20%
5
.100
16%
16 Va
16
16
15%
16
15%
99%
99%
99%
16%
99%
*98
99%
*98
54%
55
54%
55 To
55
55%
x54%
55 Va
*70
104
*96%
21%
16%
*96%
■*
-
7,600
28%
*102%
21%
99
7:1,100
28%
*17%
3,300
29 Va
1
*96%
"?0
58%
102 Va
99
'
99 %
20
20%
2,700
99%
100
'-7,900,
55
54%
V--206
70%'
70
70%
*69
71
47 Va
47 Va
47%
48 Va
*09
47%
71
48
48%
*47%
48%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%'
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
io;ioo
62%
63%
62%
63 Va
62%
62%
37,600
63%
common
1
*
preferred
100
Machine common
1
preference
20
convertible preferred
50
aewing
*90
92
"90
*90
*125
.ct
92
130
92
*125
*125
72
.
92
*89%
*125
*91
*125
,130
36%
37%
36%
38%
37 Va
37%
37%
38
91%
91V'a
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
130
92
1
17%
17%
17%
60%
*57%
60 Va
*30%
30 %
30%
30 %
43
43
43
*93%
5%
43
96
5%
*24 Va
25
*93%
•
17 Va
*57%
18
17%
*57%
60 Va
Va
37%
92
17%
17%
17%
*58%
30%
30%
43 Va
43
43
*42%
94%
94%
*94
30%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
24%
24%
♦24
24%
*24
24%
•24
24%
37
*36 Va
37
*36%
37
*36%
•36%
37 %
37 Va
37%
36%
36%
36%
37%
35%
36%
18%
18%
19%
19 Va
19%
20
20%
20%
79
*76%
79%
*76%
79
79
21%
79%
14%
*14%
15
*14%
15
14%
14%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
*4%
4%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
lOo
Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
100
10
10
Co
4
28%
35 Va
*133
22%
*23%
15
•77%
*14%
4
4%
79
28%
35%
135
Corp.
petition
-No par
1
has been
•133
35
Va
135
35%
35%
133
133
35%
35%
*133
135
200
800
10,400
4,200
30
22%
23
22%
22%
8,000
24
24
24
23%
23%
*23%
24
23%
23%
900
42 Va
42
42%
42%
42 Va
50%
50
42%
50%
10,400
49 %
49
88%
89%
80%
81
42%
42%
50%
50%
51
*88%
89
♦88%
89
89
89
80%
81
80%
81
81%
81%
81%
81%
2,200
5%
5%
5%
6Va
4,009
Va
27 Va
26%
27
26%
27 Va
26%
27
6,4C0
28 Va
27%
29
28%
28%
29
29
86%
85%
86 Va
84
84%
4,100
12,100
19
18%
19
18%
26%
27
84%
85%
85%
86%
85 %
18%
19
18%
19
18%
69%
30
27%
X26%
140%
6,200
26%
*5%
'69%
89
5%
5%
139%
5%
50
*88%
5%
5%
27
35%
35%
133
30
29%
300
22%
42%
When issued
35%
133
30
3,200
139,500
22%
48
.10
X28%
4%
200
22%
42
Young Spring 8c Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet 8s Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
10
3,900
22%
10
Yale 8s Towne Mfg Co
"*
22%
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
|
(F W) Co
.
37
36%
18%
79
'700
1,300
96
37%
*14%
.
43 %
*36 Va
10
"90"
6.500
*
*93
96
5
No par
10/700
'
60
30 Va
30%
95
30%
42%
T
37 Va
92
60%
17%
*58
,1.600
11,900
'
92
No par
Wilcox Oil Co
& Co Inc common
,
4,300
16 Va
*98
*46
62%
Woodward Iron
'
*70
63 %
Industries
90
,
100
62%
receivership or
1,900
10,600
66
38%
21%
Radio
18 Va
05%
27 %
17
Zenith
*18%
38%
21%
Woolworth
18%
66 Va
27%
17 V 4
6%
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
67 % Feb
x
30
1,600
18%
65 %
*47%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Jan
2
8%
38%
21 Va
Windsor
9
8
8%
*25%
Wilson-Jones Co
Jan
26% Jan
31% Jan
8%
No par
7
4% Feb
2
8%
48
$4.25 preferred
13
8%
26%
16%
$3
1,400
88%
26
RR
Motor Co
11,300
12%
*86%
47
Telegraph
Union
36%
12%
88%
26
2nd preferred:
pacific
*8 Va
8%
20%
Wilson
28
8
124
6
July
2
8%
10%
12%
*86%
13
38%
Prior
21% Mar T4
2
Jan
4
May 13
8
18% Nov 14
Aug
Jan
8%
2.50
White
4
14 Va Jan
19% Jan
9
5% Jan 21
18% Feb
116
■
*8%
16%
16Va
12%
87%
*86
26 %
5 V* %
22
6% Feb
<87%
87 Va
17%
White
20% Oot
4% Dec 23
13
*86
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_I2%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
.
5
4%% convertible preferred-!
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
16
27
125
7
34 Va Feb
125
4
65% Feb
Power-4%%
noncum
Western
91% Jan
■i
21
129% Feb
4%
4
Feb
22% Jan
/
27
Mar 25
92
.18
16'A
12%
xl2%
38 3 0
Maryland Ry com—No par
Western
70% Mar 11
Jan
16 Va
13
a
com—2.50
Auto Supply Co com
preferred
4.80%
50 % Feb
16%
15%
89 %
12 7
,.900
5
1
1
Western Air Lines Inc
Western
2
15%
15%
89
5
3
27%
*86
10
Jan
*27%
90%
Feb
4 Al/2 Ou.il
63
4
17% Dec
7
55% Mar 11
48% Jan 13
Dec
41% Deo
62
27%
*88
16% Feb
100
327%
3,400
*25%
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
100
14
31% Feb
11
27%
4.10%
9
96% Mar
20% Jan
47% Jan
38%
27 Va
4.20%
22
25% July 31
16% July 30
Kentucky
West Penn
21
4
Jan
104% Mar 20
11
38
West Penn Electric Co
17% Oot 22
Oct
38
Coal Co
4
Mar 13
92% Nov 11
32
38%
29%
*37%
1
7
103
2,500
29 %
Corp—
29% Mar
2
25% Jan
Mar 20
27 Va
29%
'
50
19% Feb
4
28% Jun *5
105
27 Va
38 Va
Stamped
4
28
38 %
4.80%
preferred
Indies Sugar
*27%
29%
*12%
29%
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co—
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
22
3
34 Va Jan 29
48% Jan 23
2,000
18%
Waukesha Motor Co
14
1% Nov 21
Va
65%
10
16
30%
18%
18
16
30%
65
23
22% Jan
29%
18%
28 V8 Feb
22 Va Jan
29%
30
65%
40% Feb
2
13 Va
18%
38% Jan
7
39%
*12%
64 Va
2
19% Mar
39%
13%
18%
2
16% Jan
32% Mar 27
39%
*12%
64
2
Jan
39%
13%
40
03%
Warner-Lambert
70%
39%
13
18
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
66% Mar 13
2 Va Jan
22% Oct
42
Corp
*68
41
12%
5
preferred
Industries
Ward
Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
3
26%.May
19% Dec 30
14
Dec -19
5%%
7
34% Jan
34% May 24
Oct
30
19
G & W
Co
70%
40
13%
No par
10
No par
2.50
1
100
1
Wand Baking Co common
23
*68
70%
*68
70%
*68
,
40
39
*13
25
38% Mar 28
30% Oct 22
Walworth
13
3
24% Dec
4
30
27 % Feb
Jan
16% Jan
12
5
16% Feb
70%
*69
15
Waldorf System
14
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
8 Va Feb
84
22
8
Mar 11
13% Jan
i
100
Wabash RR 4%%
24
Oct
60
Xl37%
69
138%
138%
69%
69 Va
filed for the company's reorganization,
a
139
69%
140%
139
69%
Deferred delivery.
137%
70%
68%
rCash sale.
'
19
4,500
140
7,500
5,000
69%
wdWhen SistrlBuTe*/
Number 5725
Volume 1&7
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chroniclk
.
(1227)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letteri
In
column
the
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
"Interest
decimal
Period"
indicate in each
the
case
month
point represent one or more 32nds of
when
the
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1957
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Mar. 10
Range Since Jan.I
Lowest
Highest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Low
Treasury 4s
Oct 1 1969
Treasury 3%s_—
Treasury 3Vus
Treasury
Treasury
3s
June
July
~8
87.16
June
Nov
Jan
29
Jan
94
108.24
*107
107.8
*107.2
*107.6
107.14
*107.8
107.16
*102.8
102.12
*102.10
102.18
*102.16
102.20
99.20
*102.20
102.24
*99.8
99.16
*99.14
99.22
*99.20
99.28
*99.28
15
1964
*101.2
101.4
15
*101.2
101.4
*101.4
101.6
*101.6
101.8.
100.18
*100.17
100.19
*100.18
100.20
*100.22
100.24
95.14
*95.12
95.20
95.6
*100.14
*94.30
95.6
*100.22
100.16
*103.2
1958-1963
101.4
*100.16
*100.24 100.28
103.10
*95
*100.24
♦100.14
103.10
*95.6
100.28
100.16
*103.2
100.16
*103.2
*100
95.8
*100.24
100.26
*100.14
*100
103.10
100.24
100.28
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*103.2
*100
103.10
*103.2
103.10
*100
*100
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
99.30
*99.26
99.30
*99.27
99.31
*99.30
100.2»
97.28
*99.12
*96.20
96,28
1962-1967
,.*97.18
97.26
100.22
*99.31
*
96.26
j
100.3
*97.20
97.28
*97.24
98
*99.9
99.13
*99:i()
99.14
*99.11
99.15
*96.18
99.14
*96.18
„
*97.18
97.26
*99.10
99.16
___
„
*100.20
100.22
*99.26
*97.20
1963-1968
L
"t.
100.28
15 1961
15
—
100
*101.2
*100.17 100.19
*94.30
-107.10
86.26
*96.20
96.2.4
*96.24
97
*95.22
95.30
*95.26
96.2
—„
"
Dec 15
1964-1969
*95.22
*95.18
*95.16
95.24
*95.16
95.24
*95.18
*95.22
95.30
Mar
15
1965-1970
*95.10
95.18
♦95.8
95.16
*95.8
95.16
*95.8
95.16
*95.12
95.20
Mar
15
1966-1971
*94.30
95.6
*94.30
95.6
*95
95.8
*95
95.8
*95.2
95.10
June 15
1967-1972
*94.10
94.20
1967-1972
June
15
1964-1969
95.30
*95.20
95.26
*95.20
95.26
95.26
95.26
94.18
*94.8
94.16
*94.10
94.18
*94.10
84.18
*94.12
*94.6
94.14
*94.10
94.18
*100.13 100.15
,,*94.4
94.12
*94.6
94.14
*94.6
94.14
*94.12
*94.8
94.16
*94.10
94.18
*94.10
94.18
*94.12
94.20
*100.13
100.15
*100.14
100.17
*100.13
100.16
*100.13
100.16
June 15 195«
*100.8
100.10
*100.7
100.9
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
Sept 15 1958-1959
*100.3
100.5
*100.3
100.5
*100.4
100.6
*100.5
Mar
Treasury I.Vis
Treasury 2%*
-Treasury 2y,s
Treasury 2'/as
Nov""7
93.9
*108.16
107.12
Treasury 2y2s——Sept 15
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15
29
Mar 28
97.8
7
108.22
Bouds ($)
102.12
*99.12
Aug 15 1963
Treasury ?.%s
Treasury 2%s
Mar"28
97.8
£3.9
94
*108.14
Sales for
the Week
High
*107.4
Dec 15
Treasury 2Vas
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2%s
Feb"u
108.20
Low
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2y2s
July" 8
92.24
Friday
Mar. 1.4
High
*102.8
Nov
i.
Ti&wury 2%S
May~31
Low
1990
Dec 15 1960-1965
Mar 15 1958
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/as
£7.16
Thursday
Mar. 13
High
1974
Sept 15 1961
Treasury 2%s
£8.10
*108.12
15
1978-1983
Feb
Treasury 2'/2s
Treasury 2%s
91.20 Mar 28
108.18
15
15
Aug 15, 1966
Feb 15 1995
—-
Treasury 2%s
jTreasury 2%s
£1.20 Mar 28
Low
High
*108.10
TRICES
Mar. 12
Feb
June
Treasury 3s
3s
Low
108.20
SALE
Wednesday
Nov
3V4s
Treasury
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 11
High
*108.12
Jonds mature.
point.
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
Lowest
Exchange
YEARLY
—
15
1967-1S72
I958-iu59
~
94.20
100.7
*100.5
100.7
15
1959-1962
*92.30
99.2
*92.30
99.2
*99
99.4
*99
99.4
*99.4
99.8
—Dec 15
1959-1962
*99
99.4
*99
99.4
*92.2
99.6
*99.2
993)
*99.6
99.10
*99.22
'
99.26
*99.21
99.25
*99.22
99.26
*99.22
99.26
*99.22
99.26
93
June
Nov
15 1960
International Bank for
'
.
___
-
Reconstruction & Development
£4.16 July
92.16 Feb
5
92
Feb
14
83.16 Nov
29:
90
Feb
4
25-year
£2.16 Sep
25
90.30 Mar
5
30-year 3 »/4s
14
92.16 Feb
14
25-year 3s
93
*91.16
93
*91.16
93
*91.16
__Mar
1
1976
*89
90
*89
90
*89
90
*89
90
*89
Oct
1
1981
*89.8
90,8
*89.8
90.8
*89.8
90.8
*89.8
90.8
*89.8
90.8
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
97.24
*96.24
97.24
*96.24
July 15 1972
3s
*91.16
*91.16
93
99.16 Oct
96.16 Apr 25
104.24 Feb
4
28
105.16 Feb
24
105.16 Feb
24
3%s
sy2s
Oct
15 1971
*96.24
97.24
*96.24
97.24
*96.24
3%s
4J/2s
Jan
1 1969
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.24
Jan
1 1977
*104.8
If 5-year
96.16 Apr 25
23-year
19-yc.ar
15-year
20-year
2 y2s
Sept 15 1959
*09.8
—May 15 1975
K3y2s
.95.24 Aug 15
29
Nov
99
101.24 Feb
G
101.24 Feb
6
Oct
1958
105.8
*104.8
*99.8
100
*100.8
105.8
100.24
*104.8
100
*100.8
*99.8
98.24
*97.24
105.8
*104.8
100
*99.8
98.24
90
*97.24
105.8
*104.8
97.24
98.24
105.8
100
*99.8
100
100.24
*100.16
101
101
*100.16
101
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
___Jan
15
1979
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
Nov
1
1980
*106.16 107.16
*106.16
107.16
*106.16
107.16
*106.16
107.16
*106.16
107.16
due Feb 15 1959
*99.24 100.24
*97,24
98.24
*96.16
97.16
*99.24 100.24
*99.24
100.24
♦99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*97.24
*96.16
98.24
97.16
*97.24
98.24
*97.24
98.24
*97.24
98.24
*96.16
97.16
♦96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*95
*95
96
*95
*95
96
*95
96
4 'As
21-year
1
1 1978
May
21-year 4y4S—
23-year 4%s
*100.16
Serlul bonds of 1950
2s
2s
due Feb 15 1960
2s
due Feb 15 1961
due Feb 15 1962
2s
♦Bld-'c-ad askel
price.
No sales
transacted
this
day.
jCalled
for
redemption
on
June
15
at par.
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
BONDS
York
New
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
.96
flTliis issue has not as yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
WEEK ENDED MARCH 14
W eek's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Friday
Bonds
Sold
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bill & Asked
Low
New Y'ork
96
High
No.
Low
City
High
New York Stock
Brazil
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
3%s
Issue—
Stock
—June-Dec
1980
99 :«L
100
28
98 %
100%
No.
16
June-Dec
fjeries No.
17.
June-Dec
*95ya
series
18—
June-Deo
95 ya
series No.
19——-
June-Dec
95(4
951/4
series No.
20
June-Dec
*95
series
21
June-Dec
No.
i 3%s series No.
u
22
96
June-Dec
96
97
87
No.
23_„_
JUne-Dec
95%
No.
24
June-Dec
*95%
series
No.
25
.June-Dec
*98 %
*95
26
series
No.
27
June-Dec
No.
28
June-Deo
*95%
series No.
29
June-Dec
*95%
series No.
(Dominion
A External
sec
sink
fd
7s
2nd
ser
AExternal
sec
sink
fd
7s
3rd
ser
30-year 3s
s
Australia
20-year 3V2S 196720-year 3V2s 1066
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4V2s 1971—
15-year 53 1972
Austrian
loan
assented
due
(Free
(City
Jan-July
*46
46i
deb
4%s
adj
4%s debt
June-Dec
June-Dec
ser
—
June-Dec
96 y4
103%
94%
931/4
98'4
94%
8
1
1
98%
95%
961,4
99% 100 'A
103% 104%
82
50
Mar-Sept
1972
1950
1970
A
external 8s 1941
to Plan
3.375%)
f 6%s of
A
93%
99
28
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Ry)
1952
pursuant to Plan A
reduced
b%
to
A
102 %
104%
3.5%)
6%
assented
AGuaranteed
100%
82%
79%
83
99%
103
95
1
90%
99
99%
57
97%
100%
102% 103%
67
102%
106 Va
125
136
156
156
*119
—
*155
89
89
89
*81
89%
70%
—
70%
135
135
88
J)5
86
91%
69
April-Oct
69 %
8
66 %
69 %
1961-.
92%
44 y*
April-Ocf
69
69
1
June-Dec
138
138
2
138
77%
1978
89
89
1
89
92
June-Dec
*39
II
*78%
*39
*78%
Stamped
pursuant
to
reduced to 3.375%)
3%s
series
3%s
No.
Plan A
1
2
*69%
73(4
67
69
*99%
Aprll-Oct
1944 (Plan B)
*78%
*39
--
^
-
*78%
39%
99%
99%
99%
99%
"l
95Va
951/8
3
*93%
99%
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3_
3%s
series
No.
4
3%s
series
No.
5
June-Dec
*99
3%s
series
No.
7
June-Dec
*96
*96
3%s
;
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r-Feb-Aug
1983
debs
conv
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_
7s 1947
external
1_
—
1990
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_Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
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23
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debentures
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1984
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1971
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'
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1958--:
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1903.—_
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a
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.
V
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June-Dec
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1975
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193%
,
conv* debs' 1981
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*
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April-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1903
..-.-Feb-Aug
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j
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conv
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.
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adj
w
June-Dec
debentures 1987
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—
*
f debs 1964—May-Nov
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Mar-Sept
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4.s
debt
9
'
95
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reduced
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,
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April-Ocl
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April-Set
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Feb-Aug
■
13
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of
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1st
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95
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June-Dec
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.
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new
11 %
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Jan-July
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———.
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—
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1954
1958—-A
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102
96
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;
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.
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1
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99
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of '24 1954—
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20
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79
73
1 4*
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loan 1930 due 1965
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May-Noo
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————
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April-Oct
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
IA Italy
76 %
76
*
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(Young loan)
99%
79
*15',a
June-Dec
June-Dec
5 A 7S gold bonds 1949
■
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series B secured external 1902
May-Nov
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79
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.
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"
Sale Price
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40
102
48
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York
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,
,
dollar bonds 1972
3s
German
ENDED MARCH 11
Jan. 1
1963—Jan-July
due
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—
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1972
dollar bonds
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-Jan-July
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May-Nov
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to
extended
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or
♦«
assented (interest
AStamped
;
Sale Price-
I'eriod
Exchange
York Stock
THE
Low
BONDS
New
Last
FOR
Week's Range
5
37
76
105%
57
82
106%
92%
86
94
79
76
81 Va.
Number 5725
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
»nvn«
„
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New
Central
of
Georgia
First mortgage
A Gen
York
New
Central
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Co—
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1974
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w
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1974
A
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:—
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and impt M
&
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gold
1973—June-Dec
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.
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V
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1986
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—
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/
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A
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•„
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Hertz Corp is
High
109%
117%
Coal and Steel Community—
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Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
*
92%
1
__
89%
97
100%
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96
96
90%
92%
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debentures
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1968
93%
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87
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4%s s I debentures 1977
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f
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105%
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17%
conv
97
89
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2056
1982—
1983
mortgage 3%s
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95
75%
—
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1st mortgage 3s 1978
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3s debentures 1969
;
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133
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—
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96%
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96
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series O 2000
series P 1982
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14%
-
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108
«
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A Debentures certificates B
—
91
•
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106
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92
—
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121
116
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..
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'
54
90%
101% 101%
1964
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-
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-
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Crucible Steel Co of Am lst mtge 3%s '66_May-Nov
Cuba
•
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110%
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(W R)
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to payment
2001—
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as
first mtge
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mortgage
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.
107
109
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115
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Mar-Sept
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4%s conv debs 1977
—
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15
18
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85
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—
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99%
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i_
Corp 3%s debs 1979
Realty & Utilities Corp—
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•
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88%
53%
46
—
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10
—
102
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94%
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1976
debentures 1977
debentures 1979
90%
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,
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3% a debentures 1072
88
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105
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,
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(Florida East Coast first 4%s 1959
June-Dec'
' AFirst and refunding 5s series A 1974__Mar-Sepf'
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■
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1
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& ref M 3 %s series I 1983™
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of New York—
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;
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Feb-Awy
88% ,:, , 88%
88%
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119
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4
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;
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.....
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86%
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93%
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%
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&
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1985™™_-Mar-.Vepf
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First mortgage 2, siv 1978
90%
105%
95%
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98%
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,
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June-Dec
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105%
_
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1970
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept'
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975__April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Feb-Aug
95%
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Mar-<Sept
108
1st mortgage 5s 1987
May-Woo
93
Dayton Union Ry 3%s ser B 19G5
-June-Dec
93%.Dwre & Co 2%s debentures 1965
April-Oct
100%
debentures 1977—;
—Jan-July
96
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May-No?
7; Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
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(
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1.%"..
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:
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Morris & Essex Division
- v
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64%
.;
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91
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wrrriday's
Sale Price
1995.——
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Central
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FOR
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4s series A
mortgage
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100
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—
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29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 17,1958
.
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Last
Period
Stock Exchange
York
Sale I'rlce
or
Low
1957__Feb-Aug
JSAHudsoo A Manhattan first 5s A
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.
3%»
debentures
I
s
1st
mortgage
1st
mtge
4%s
International
ser
K
Minerals
1987
135Vi
150',2 150J,a
Interstate Oil
3V««
'
93
9T
99%
108'% 108V::
107
108%
■?
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1977
•
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
2Vis 1978
;
•—•
!K5'%
June-Dee
1984—June-Beo
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1963
Jan-Julp
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indians Terminal 4J/as 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
1981
:
Jan-July
4Vis unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt Ar Power 6s 1997
-Aprll-Oef
Koppere Co 1st mtge 3* 1964
April-Oct
tAKreuger As Toll 6s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
Lake Shore A Mich south gold 3 Vis '97—June-Dsa
3Vis registered 1997—
June-Dsa
Lehigh Coal A Navigation 8 Vis A 1970—April-Osl
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st A'tel 6s stamped 1964...
Feb-Aug
let A ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 6s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N T)—
1st mortgage 4%» extended to 1974
Jan-Julf
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'
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-89
...
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.
.
93
1952
Aprll-Oef
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Aprll-Oct
3%s debentures 1978.
Louisville & NasnvMe RR—
First A refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First Ar refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
90
*7
2'/b
*
1
66%
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5 Vis 1978
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
May; Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
J%6 b f debentures 1978
3Vis s f debentures 1980
mtge 5s
e
f series
78
70
47
Y
A
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32
77
;
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82
92 %
358
85%
2
85%
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97%
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98
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b
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s
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13
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87%
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II
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109
109
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58
85
94
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I-T-E. Circuit Breaker 4V48 conv 1982
Apr-Oct
Jamestown Franklin a Clear 1st 4s l959__June-D*c
>
94
*91 %
Jan. 1
No.
"
1
.
Jan-July
Jersey Central Power At Light 2%» 1976—Mor-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3Vis debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Mich let mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power Ar Light 2%s 1976
June-Bee
cj.
May-No#
Y Central A Hudson River RR—•
v
•'
—'
>
101%
General-mortgage 3 Vis 1997
3 Vis- registered 1997__
.
94%
86%
93%
93 V 2
Mar-Sept
Power;-Co let mtge 3s 1980
Collateral
N
.
Corp—
debenture*; 1987
f
a
.i
106
Range Since
Sold
High
99'% 100'%
1
„
Refunding A Impt 4 Via series A 2013.—AprilrOot
■"
93
97%
Pipe Line Co— :■//..
f debenture* oeriee A
6
4Vie
150*2
93
97,
Jan-July
Bid A Asked
100
.
Iiefuhdingr & hnpt 5s series C
93
97 Vi
4s. series
Consolidated
.
Jan-Julp
*
Chemical
A
subord debs 1977-
eonv
83
9912
92 Vi
Jan-July
Central RR Co—
New York
BonAs
.
New Orleans Terminal 3%s. 1977;—
80%
77
3
82
-
'
UJBa
New
79
15
80
82
Mar-Sept
3%e series J 1981
New
*.
90
Co—
^May-No?
Aprll-Oct
debentures 1974_—i
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1986
Jan-July
jersey Junction RR gtd first. 4s I960—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power A Light 3s 1974—2—Mar-Sept
3s
90
1977.
Tel & Tel
England
New
*92
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series 11982
1st
91
—
80
Sale Price
Mhy-No®
Feb* A up,.
1980-
First guaranteed 4Vas series B 1961
3s debentures 1982
.
.
'83%
1986—Jane-Dee
Ry 2%* ser C
Inland Bteei Co 3Y«s debt 1972.
88%
93 Va
"78
_-Jan-July
1980
union
85
93
*85?b
-
.
12 Vi
12
3 Vis conv
Co
debentures
f
s
New
18
11
,
85%
»
Indianapolis
5s
46
37 Vi
109
15
85%
Period
Friday's
or
Low
National Tea
High
Low
No.
46
15
85%
Week's Range
Last
Exchange
Stock
York
New
Since
V,i
..
Jan. 1
Sold
High
45
46
___April-Oct
1981—J aii-July
First mortgage 3a series B 1976—
.June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol mtgt 3%» eer A 1979_-May-No®
Consol mortgage a%» mom B 19'<9
may-Noo
s
Consol mortgage 3%i series C 1974
May -No®
Consol. mortgage 3%« series F 1984
Jon-July
1st mtge 3 Mis' series G' 1980
Feb-Auy
1st mtge 3%e series H 1989..
Mar-Sept
fAAdjusied inconie 5s Feb 1957
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
Ranee
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.j
Friday
interest
^ ^ ^
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New
i
5TOCKJXCHANM BOND RECORD
ENDED MARCH
NEVV&YORK
7
106%
93
108%.
1
Number 5725
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
31
(1231)
mw york stock exchange bond record
RANGE
BONDS
Interest
FOR
THE
Last
Yolk
SiOlk
Exchange
Period
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4V4s
conv
suborn
oebs
£_ debs
s
1972
Lake Eriev2%s
mortgage 13s series A 1970—
:
General mortgage 5s, series, B 1975
General mortgage 3%s scries E 1975Pittsb Coke A: Cliom 1st
mtge.3%8 1964
"Pittsburgh, Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Qlabff 3s debs1967
June-Bee
\
April-Ocl
May-2Vo»
,
108 Vi 109
t
1
99
:
92
70
,
96%
99
98
~~
;
98
3
„
100
98
;
.
"
~
~~
%
1
„
'
73%
-
*
•'
94
99\\
"o
94
94
..
99%:
•
•'
(
17/
-
98
;
100
/.
>•
r
'
,
1
"88Vi-
' ,%
/.
"
•
96
88%
:
—
94 Va
Mar-Sepf
102^102%
f
.
May-Noo
First and refunding.mortgage ;3V4s 1968
.First and. refunding, mortgage 5s 2037
: First
and -refunding} mortgage 8s 2037
First: and refunding. mortgage .Ss 1972.
2
102%
96 Va
99
95
,.ft_
Jan-Julyt
Jane-Dec
May-Nov
'
;
r
1st and. refunding mortgage 3Vis
3 V2s debentures'. 1975_
ft ft_
4%s debentures
.
*■■■
'ft
(
Quaker
Oats
"7
ft
.;
104%
•
173 Va
/
174
94 %
;
--i)5Vi
~4
'
V
5
-
.
98
104 V
98 Vi
:
a
96 Vi
and refund M'TVis series B
-
-
1
98 V4
1950—.ft
95
96 Va
117
92
1955—r^_;
5
10
07
70%
89,
94 V a
80
81
67Vi
67Vi
94
94 Vi
18
"80
:.
—
Rochester Gas
& Electric
.
*156
H IL-
—
Tank
3Vis
it-
177
Biscuit
•" 83
85%
90%
4Vhs
5
82%
86
3%s
85
1
79'%
85
1st
U
♦102Vi
94 V
58
93 Vi
June-Deo
1977
2
100 Vi 101 Vi
109 Vi
108% 110
58
106%
2
1977
—
94
94%
f
s
debs
92 Va
i93
ij
/
*
8
"
•
99
*96 Vi
•
86
••
-
iiovi
ZZ •"
"
7
92
92
Rubber
S
2Vis
debentures
83%
14
*92%
Bt Lawrence &
Second
Bt.
1st
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
6s
1st
gold 5s
§ A3 Vis assented
§A
'•■60
70'/2
70
199G_Jan-July
Aprli-Ocf '
;
lOOfftft.. ft.
70%
71%
4s
series A 1997
A Second
mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022
1st mtge 4s ser B .1980A 5s income debs ser A Jan 2006
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
'"
73 Vi
73 Vi
73 Va
60
Jan-July
58
60
11
76
72'/a
;
102
96 Vi
102"
94
10
100% 103%
1
105 Va, 106 Va
84 Va
82 Va
—
*90%
r
95
—■
—
\
J an-July
Jan-July
—
--
64
First
53%
4s
bond .certificates
1989
May-Woo
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
Dulutli first cons gold 4s 19C8_June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Bcioto V fc New England 1st gtd 4s
1989—May-Woo
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
54%
53%
98
1982
42
98
*!j>5
3s debentures
6
debentures
4"?«s
subord
5s
*—
100
v
:
99%
99 Vi 100
-«•'
■
103Vi 103V4
*791%
90
1972
101'A
103 'A
5Vis
Bhell
conv
Union
subord
Oil
§ A Siemens. - &
debentures
Virginian Ry 3s series B
6Vbs
First lien and ref mtge 3
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965_i
Smith-Corona 6s
debs
conv
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
South & North
Ala
2V2S
104
104
5
104
105
30
109 V*
109'i 110
10
*93»a
lBo'/a
___Map-Nov
debentures
2%s debentures
1985
Southern
Indiana
Ry
:
SHis
Southern Natural Gas Co
4Vbs
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4Vbs
4V'2s
1981—-
124'.i
50
89%
23
89%
83%
83%
„
264
115%
00%'
941/4
94%
95
94 Vi
95 Vi
47
87%
87%
89
56
*83%
June-Dec
—
Jan-July
67
A
93%
94%
94%
3Vis
1984
A
ser
100'A
113
Jan-July
113
26
*90%
Map-Nov
April
Wisconsin
Public
a
68
4s
Power
Service
Electric Light &
99%
in
delivery
the
65
67
76
78
50
50
—
——
..
•'
__
*91
39
49%
49 Va
50%
21
49'/a
56 Va
96 Va
36%
6
92 Va
97.
50%
*87
—
'
5
101
•
9935
*100%
1 2029
3'/is
95 Va
91%
99%
1
99 35
100 3A
99 Va
—
—
not
year's range,
o
n
range,
64 3A
56 VA
62
66
,86
63%
86
'
*83
June-Dec
95 Va
..Jan-July
'■
s
.* ' ■
"
—-s
95%
2%s 1976_Jan-July
Power
—
»■
94%
1-i
'
•
95 Va
—
—
-
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range. rCash
not
sale
Ex-coupon,
y
maturity.
•Friday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds selling flat.
93
95
88
58
*56'A
Jan-July
May
1976
1971
gNegotiability impaired by
'
96
91
50
99 n
no
receivership, or reorganized
by such companies.
sales being transacted during current
under Section 77 or
.
week.
-
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive list we furnish
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
March 10 and ending Friday, March 14. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock
or
a
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Sale Pries
Exchange
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
Acme Wire Co common
Adam
Consol
Industries
see
paee
High
3%
'
■
Friday
R-angc Since Jan. 1
LO.W
1,100
Last
STOCKS
Jan
3VA
Jan
7
Feb
21
at
Jan
Mar
Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Air
Way
50
preferred—100
10
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
16%
350
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
7 %
7%
800
7%
Feb
8 VA
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
6
<100
4"a
Jan
6%
Feb
Alan
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
Feb
8% Jan
V?
124
2%
2%
100
16%
8V2
Wood Steel
Co
92
17%
•
■
'
•
1
for Week
of Prices
1%
3
50o
Sales
Week's
."Range
Low
Par
High
3%
Sale Pries
American Stock Exchsng*
5%
1
35.
I t
16%
j
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
For footnotes
Shares
5 *
7Vi
WEEK ENDED MARCH
for Week
1
16%
THE
Sales
Range
3%
1
1
Manufacturing Corp.
Supply Manufacturing
Week's
of Prices
Low
10
Inc
Aeronca
Aero
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE FOR
,
__
91 Va
92
•
94%
91 Va
a
o
Jan-July
89
—
91'A
91%.
F'eb-Aup
88
87
80
93 V
78
84
1
f
*95
103
78
6
^
*86 Va
04%
90
100%
,
84%
84
57
/90
D-
2
103
103
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
"
Z'
99%
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
—
1
69
April-Oct
the
114
_«»
91 ; ■;
1023/4
91
—
101% 102
49 Va
50%
Jan-July
Included in the year's
100%
102%
99%
17
93
,
2Vas
sale
3
4
'
Mar-Sepf
1960
66
64
1
64
78
*80
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
not
87 Va
86
Deferred
Included
94%
107%
86^
—
67
100 Va 101%
102
Co—
71%
94 Va
100.
83,;
—
,
*—
May-Won
mtge 4Vis I11Q ser A Jan
83%
85
*89
RR
Electric
107 %
■,
85%
April-Ocf
Central
Wisconsin
105
5
*100% 103
Jan-July
.
1971
Corp 3Vis s f debs 1980
first mortgage 3s 1958
97%
64
1
7
■/.
53%
May
mtge 4s series A 2004
Gen
99
99%
1981—Jau-July
1975
83 Va
22
106
debs
91
68
105
105
Apr-Ocf
Spokane Internal first gold 4 Vis 2013
1st
—-
''
99
—
64
Apr-Ocf
Jan-July
1982
Winston-Salem S B first
Wisconsin
'
78
Jan-July
Jan-July
Wilson & Co.
128 Va
——
86
i
99
99
•
93%
i03
67
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
RR Co
93 Va
..
67
Ja?i-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
3 Vis debentures 1983:
Whirlpool
124%
Z
*90Va
Jan-July
debentures
conv
Yonkers
Ja?i-July
1983
debentures
86
•
.:
1986
mtge 5Vis series H
87'A
58
Z 119
44
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'is series G 1961
1st
19G6
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2Vis A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
92%
,55
127
94 T»
Map-Nov
First
I
series
guaranteed 2361
Maryland Ry
Western Pacific
91
4s
mortgage 3 Vis series C 1979
5V2s
114 ;
87'A
*71
E
first
3'/2s
Power
Shore
5s income
Map-Nov
series
Penn
registered 2361
Western
—
*57
_Mar-Sept
A 1977
;
Mortgage 2Vbs
West
109%
104
5
120Vi 124%
1973—June-Dec
San Fran Term 1st' mtge 3:,/8S ser A '75
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
West
91%
3Vis
1969
Gold
111%
*85
Jan-July
86
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s 1967—Jan-July.
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Won
1st
88
*83 »4
Jan-July
conv
84
—
—
Co—
RR
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
Jau-July
1994
90%
*953a 100
Westchester
95
106%
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4V'as
111
105'A
317
109',a HO
89''2
Feb-A?ig
1987
105
—
*100 %
gtd 5s 1963
April-Oc#
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
2%s
108'A
101Va
89
108% 109%
88
June-Dec
Southern California Edison Co—
3Vis convertible debentures
1970
87%
*99
4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge Vncome 4 Vis series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
93
91 Vi
*95»i
Jau-July
1978-
5
84
Gen mtge
4s
RR
ser
Wabash
109
15
110% 111 Vi
109 Va
Vis
90
103%
■
v."-':-'
—
*—
June-Dec
197G
98
90%
*90%
Map-Nov
C 1973__April-Oc£
89
Mar-Sept
i
83'A
99
Gen
104 Vi
April-Oct
1051
1995
78
931-i
April-Ocf
1582
2V^s debentures 1971
Halske
26
—
April-Oct
1958—
5s
89
92
*—
April-Oct
consolidated
First
89
*88%
*89
Feb-Aug
1982
93%
90 VA
April-Oct
Jan-July
77
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Cerp—
97%
92
92
Mar-Sept
1976
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
99%
103 VA
1
Map-Nov
—
1977
June-Deo
1969
debentures
debs
92%
/•
■
97
and ref mtge 2%s ser 11 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3Vis ser I 1981—June-Deo
91
97%
„
Mar-,9epf
1982
subord
subord
and refund mtge 23/4S ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
100
96
'
338
June-Dec
debs
debentures
conv
conv
First
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
88
First
June-Dec
1974
98
97%
May-Nov
Beagram (Jos E) & Sous 2J/2s 1966
89%
*87
*105
Virgfhia Electric & Power Co-
59%
50
98
"
Jan-July
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
assented series C
Corp of America—
3 Vis
100
.v
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Beaboard Air Line RU Oo— '
195
195
1951—June-Dec
1951
June-Dec
Jau-July
——
Mar-Nov
Bt Paul &
1.,,
.
.
-
•
~7~
LOY z.,
105'/a 105 Va
90
:
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Vanadium
76'A
56 Va
109
/ 98 Vi
96Va
;
——
105%
*86 Va
1947
series A
4 Vis
May
Mar-Sep
»
i
96 Vi
96
97%
6 Vis sinking fund mtge ser C
§A3Vis
71%
70
~3
Francisco Ry Co;—
mortgage
97 "
.;
92%
*84
♦96%
April-Oct'
§ A 6 Vi s debs series A 1947
112
*91
Mar-Sept
'
United Steel Works Corp—
101'A
'
'
91
92 Vi /
—
§A6Vis sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1951
June-Dec
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
,
90
*91
Map-Nov
1967
'92
84V*.. 87Vi
77 Va
80 Vi
95%
93Vi
94
...Jan-July
Jan-July,
Feb-Aug
May-Woo
April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1976
94Vi "
90Vi
*101'/o 105
Map-Nov
debentures
'
89
92 Vi
>
93 Vi
*„
«
101% '
90-h "
93% ;.,
98 Va
:
.*
—
—
Vi
95
98%
*93
:
94Vi '...
95Vi
97
.
92Vi
•
%
♦97%
Mar-Sept
1973
J
87
106% mvi/.-
113 ••'
93% !
/
1972
•%t"'
•
Vi 108%
93 Vi
■
June-Deo
;
sinking fund debentures
85
,.,,lio%.;
8aV»
7*
92 Va
Mar-Sept
1969
mtge & coll tr 4Vis 1977
2Vis
__
(MVa
IOOV2
*76%
107
Va.
America 2Vis 1966—ApriZ-Oct
Corp 2Vis 1970—,
1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3Vis 1975
86
Jan-July
108
April-Oct
:
:
;
-
t
.
73-' ,/ 76Vi
lit*
1
.
1973
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
85
Mar-Sent
debs
£
United Gas
i
84%
-Mar-Sepf
2
-
86%
86
1971—Map-Nov
debentures
s
Corp—f
,Co\of
debentures
*89
Gen
mtge -AVas series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
Aircraft 5V4s/conv debs 1977
4 Vis
Oar
subord. debs
conv
*156
Rohr
110
78Va
6s
■
1
73
■
*76 Va
United Artists
Corp—
Royal McBee 6 %s conv-debs
12
v
90
Union
,-;ft
4 %s series C 1978——
,
A'-".
/
83
73-•
*86Vi
April-Oot
1978™.
B
87 Va
98% lOaVtt"
1976 .Feb-Aug
United
*156
83
110
June-Deo1
1970
2 Vis debs
2%s
Pacific RR
Jan-July
Jan-July
adjustment bonds—
Vis series A ip78—i.
4'As series
90
87%
44
__
—
99%
'•
V 73
First mortgage and coll trust 2Vis 1975_April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
;—.-^June-Dec
1st mtge 3Vis 1982
Map-Nov-
—Jen-July
Debt
88%
_J-
v
—
-
98 Vi
Refunding mortgager 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
98
94 %
Feb-Anp
87
9®%
97%
"
.
94
,
"95%
67%
May-Nov
1953—-
6s
*85
•
I 28
3Vis 1060—June-Dec
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3Vis
106%
May-Woo
1952—
mtge 6s
85V a
4?
99
81Va
98%
-
Union
95 V a
*
Tri-Contiuental Corp 2%s debs TS&l—
'
.
June-Dec
V, *
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
93 >
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Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—
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98
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600
2
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124
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50
17%
700
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2%
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1%
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ft Jan
1,400
50
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123
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125
95
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AMERICAN STOCK
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900
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45
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Alios A fisher common.
Pictures
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8%ft
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16%
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Air filter 6ft
American
American
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American
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6'/a
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6%
14%
14%
14%
2,700
IS
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■I
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70
66
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25
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600
21%
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32
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31%
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27%
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31 Va
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1,600
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100
12 Ys
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8%
9%
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8Y2
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd.
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5
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97%
200
95Y2
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35%
38%
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9 Ye
9%
Feb
13%
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l\b Jan
9,600
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Associated
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1%
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1,000
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1 '/a
29%
Atlas Consolidated Mining A
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Atlae
Atlas
Hotel
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Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
98%
101Y2 Feb
1% Jan
Jan
Jan
1
26%
500
30
30%
Jan
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8
2%
2%
2%
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5%
5%
6%
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7%
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77/a
2,100
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Audio Devices Inc
7%
11,500
13,000
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Automatic Voting Machine
9%
2Y2
Jan
5
Jan
7Y4 Mar
2Y2
1
33A
1
16%
16%
100
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200
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16
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67/8
9%
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Consol
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•
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British
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83
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cumulative
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28,500
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Diversey (The) Corp .
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serial preferred
BueU Die A Machine Co
i
9%
9%
400
1
2%
2%
700
6%
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3
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300
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-
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14%
13
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11,300
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Bunker Hill (The)
Company
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Feb
1
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2
2
100
1%
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4
200
33/.
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Cable Electric Products
—_10a
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preferred
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46%
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29%
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650
25
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States
4%
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4
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—
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Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
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60
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$3.00 preferred
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—
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
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Dominion Steel & Coal ord slock
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•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
•
Dorr-Oliver Inc
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32.50
Douglas Oil Company.
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—•
Draper Corp common
Ltd—
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Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America
Devon>Palmer Oils Ltd
—.
13% Mar
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Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
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53^ Mar
g r.
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.
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Davidson Brothers Inc
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^
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^ ' De}ay Stores common——
2% Feb
.Jan
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41
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;
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dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Columbia
Jan
34%
10,400
36%
4
25
6%
27%
In
3,500
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British American OU Co
British American Tobacco—
J
Feb
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Jan
6Y2 Mar
28
Mar
6%
,*
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Bridgeport Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
6%
m
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2.50 ;
Cuban American Oil Co-^_
-50o
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43
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-
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class A voting
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6%
4
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-
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'
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Mar
13
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9,400
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4
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Jan
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Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
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Jun
Jan,
26% Feb
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Atlantic Coast Indus Inc.
Atlantic Coast Line Co
68
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2% Jan
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Jan
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6,500
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Feb
2% Feb
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.
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1% Jan
14 ;
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1
612 Jan
6,7,r Feb
1Y2 Jan
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5
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5%
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Clayton
Jan
3%
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10
r
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Associate Electric Industries—
Pood Stores
Oil
Christiana
14% Mar
4Yt Feb
5 Y4 Feb
157/b Jan
3Y2 Mar
4
equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associated
;
3%
14,000
'/•
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«
101
1
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Ltd
29%
105%''2 105% 107|r;i04%: Jan,
-•
Cherry-Burrell common—
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
chief Consolidated Minings
4Y2
14 Y4
\
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Convertible preferred
Artists
Y2
14%
35/a
5%
6Yz
i
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Assoc
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
95Va Feb
6Yz Mar
Jan
*15%
warrants.
Co
Charis
•
,
2s 6d
1
Chromalloy Corp
_
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Armstrong Rubber Co class
Altex
97
357/a
g
Arkansas Power A Light—
4.72 ft preferred
Armour
Jan
e
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Corp
734
4%
103 7
387/a
28 Y4
Jan
4Y2
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arnold
„
High
Jan
8,800
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.
4
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Chamberlin Co of America
Ya
15%.
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-
1
8
Century Electric Co common
*
.
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
j
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4 Ya
2Ya
:
,
6%
.
.
Central Illinois Secur Corp
——1
Conv preference $1.50 series
•
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-■
>
3.50% - preferred—
i
100
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,
_
3'/a Jan
13 Y< Feb
12% Jan
18
2Vi
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■'
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12%
Products.
-
7
Feb
31% Feb
32
Photocopy Equip
Seal-Kap commo:
American Thread Oft preferred
American Writing Paper common
AMI Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class *
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.
,
1%
.
1
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Carreras Ltd—
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Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products^ common
t ^
Castle (A M) & Co
:
Catalia Corp of America
Cenco Instruments Corp
vCentral Hadley, Corp
4
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2 Y4
2%
15%
.
—.—_—5.50
Carnation Co common
.
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1
vtc
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4
1
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Oil
for Week
High
4
4
-1
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
v
,
Jan
~6%
American
Post
Feb
70
Co 0%
Petroflna Ino class A
,V
59
Mar
l3/a Mar
70
Mar
29
American
Anchor
15
Jan
150
1%
1%
Jan
500
59
'
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52
25%
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American Natural Gas
American
59
5%
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10
20
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Canso
Monday, March 17, 1953
.
25%
pfd—10
60
Canadian Williston Minerals
'
89% Feb
8% Jan
Jan
14
Inc..
Co
Maracalbo
American
84%
250
1
American Laundry Machine.
American Manufacturing Co
American
50
87%
87%
ISt
.
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic
j
.
America—
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Co
Jan
Canal-Randolph
9%
77/a
9
Paper Corp
Jan
7Vz
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Jan
Jan
2
800
7 J,«
7
2%
Low
.
*
common
6%% preference:
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
20% Jan
37/a Jan
3% Jan
3% Jan
Co Ltd
Cement
.
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
American Stock Exchange
Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
20
100
300
2%
Friday
Last
Canada
3V2
3%
2%
Alleghany Corp warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Range
Low
20
20
20
Amor d*p
Shares
EXCHANCE
ENDED
THE WEEK
Sale Price
High
Low
Fsr
i
Allied
of Prices
gale Frloe
American Stock Kxchioff
Allied
Range
Last
STOCKS
RANGE FOR
Sales
for Week
Week's
and Financial Chronicle
Iron
Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
2s
1
•
*
35
16%
Yz
35%
v
100
150
17
150
4,300
-
30%
Jan
75 Ya Mar
17% Feb
~.
75
1314
Jan
142%
16
Jan
155
Feb
Jan
150
Mar
135
Volume
Number 5725
137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1233)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS.
American Stock
Wee*
East
.
Sugar Associates—.
shares of
beneficial
$2
preferred
Edo
THE
WEEK ENDED MARCH
26V.I--
26
8%
LOW
1,500
27%
(4
200
8%
8%
,.;t
18%
Jan
25
26
Jan
27% Mar
Mines
Limited——
Electrld Bond
&
;
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.
;• %
1,400
6%
29%
Share common..
29;ui.
Jan
(4
Jan
Electronics
Corp
El-Tronics
lnc—
of
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—_4-—-
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■
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Corp——.
& Steel
6 "/a, cum
JEureka Pipe
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>
9
(Max)
&
2
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(M IE)
Florida Canada
5%.
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5%
7%
10(4
5%
Jan
Jan
15.100
..
...
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20
2,300
9
6 <T;
1%
5%
23,400
6%
2,300
-
.8%
5%
11,000
Jan
Jan
Feb
6 x7«
Motor of
Jan
8 %
Jan
Class
A
Fort
Fuller
74
;
dep rets ord
•
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5%
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,;4%
—
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5%.
Ltd
Power
Kennedy's
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%
321
—100
—.—1
warrants—1
——
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8%. convertible preferred
——25
-
r
-
General Indus
General
32%
Feb
Kir by
4%
Feb
5
Feb
6
Jan
iy4
Jan
2
Mar
5%
Jan
7
Feb
Knox
lSVa
Jan
Feb
Kobacker
28
SGeneral
Klein
fa Mar
18%
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Knott
Alden
Globe
Union
Wernicke
Gobel
(Adolf)
Gold. Seal
14
,r;r Feb
5
,',i Jan
32% Jan
45% Mar
Lear
300
I6V4
Jan
Jan
Jan
18(4 Feb
14r% Jan
lo
3,300
22 7 8
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7,000
17(4
100
.'
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10
Industries
Mar
6
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20%
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1,000
16%
Feb
•
24«
-
%
2(4
lnc—---60c
Jan
16% ..Jan
JA
600
21
Jan
100
6
Jan
6%
600
5
Jan
7%
Jan
700
2
Jan
2%
Jan
286
1,275
129%
7%
11a
42 Ti,
241
Jan
298
Feb
Jan
133
Feb
3,600
40%
2%:
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Gulf
Common
Feb
123%
170
ln»
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2%
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'
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44
Feb
3
Jan
20
Jan
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200
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Jan
8%
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4
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3%
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5%
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9
18
4%;':
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9
Jan
18(4 Feb
2l4.y5T2%'5.
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9% Mar
18%
Jan
3%
Jan
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Mack
2%
Jan
100
5
5
Jan
6
Jan
:
ii
■
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2%
i
2
1
10
7%
Stores lnc—_—^
Hartford Electric Light*-*-—
*-—1
American
B
&
&
Exploration
(The)
Co
Ball
Lamp
Co_—.——
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp——
Hartlield
Inc__
Harvard.Investors
15T4
.1
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'
58
:
'
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& Co 5%%
(W El
pfd
preferred—
.
Henry Holt & Co common—Products
&
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
3
Jan
25b
2Tb
Jan
3(4
Jan
300
1 Ve
Jan
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
35%
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30%
Jan
37%
Jan
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1,200
.
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•
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25
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6% Jan
Jan
24
Feb
28T4
Jan
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.
8%
100
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86
Jan
96
Feb
67%
Jan
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Mar
Jan
21
Mar
•
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„
19
21
■
•
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16%
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Jan
5(4
Jan
2%
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,
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;
lnc*—*—10c
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59(4
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3.200
■
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Jan
2Ts Mar
35'%. •« 35%
7Tb f ■
'7(2
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Radio
*
400
.-*■
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Herold
Feb
Jan
2%
I'll*
100
—100
4%
18(4
31%
Jan
1,300
3'*'8^
common.—*-—._*
Rubenstein
Heller
Jan
3(4
'■
-25c
Mining Co__.
Helena
7% Mar:
'
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56
Jan
a
,
27b
.
Hazeltine
200
,
7
2%
Feb
27Tb
2T-I
-
-'
12%
1,200
1.100
.
Jan
5 % Mar
4,700
B'r'b
58
••
3
2
Hathaway Bakeries lnc
lv
Havana Lithographing
Co———-10c >
Hazel Bishop lnc——
———10c
Hastings Mfg
-1
31
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1%
9.300
•
16(4
29%
-
8Tb
■
7(2
15(4
31
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:——
6%
•
11,500
2"u
1.200
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
200
20 %
Jan
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
2%
Feb
2T4
Jan
"
*
2 IT 4
>
22
22(4 Mar
'
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Higbie
Hoe
i
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:
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—2.50
.
& Co lnc common
-1—
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Cias3
common.
A
Hofmani*
Industries
Inc.:
—
■
2T*(
Corporation—-——;—*,
60c
Holly Stores Inc.—
——*—I
Holopliane Co common—
*
B
Hormel
Horn
Horn
5%
^
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Public
Maine
Mangel
Stores
^
•
-
32'
(J W)
Mays
McDonnell
McKee
Mead
^
21%
20%.
54
52%
preferred
--
Merrill
Iron
Metal
119
•.
—•
-
•
Manufacturing
' *■
50
5
47(4
"4%
Hydrometals lnc
Hygrade
Food
2.50
——
Products-—
•
Imperial Chemical
—5
11
%
18 T ii
Amer dep rets ord
reg.
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital
*__*-_£ 1
l <i
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.;
;
.5
Imperial Tob of Cit Bnl & Ireland^_£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Liglit 4%
TV
Murray
Feb
17%
Jan
53
Mar
119
120
115%
Jan
120
Feb
700
27
t/Jan
30
96
Jan
100
Feb
43(4
Jan
50
Jan
4.1%
Feb
54% Jan
2954 /Mar
4%
Jan
5
8%
Jan
9%
"
10a»
11 %
18,500
7'%
Jan
117a Mar
•
16 %
19
4,600
15%
Feb
19
pfd__100
5%
2.700
40%
8,200
5
39'/a
13
5%
85 V-
~5%
600
8514
85%
20
Muter
Ohio
Mar
Feb
Mar
Napco
30
42
450
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
7,200
1
Jan
1%
Feb
100
12
Feb
14%
Jan
43
42%
43%
31,200
37%
Jan
43% Mar
25%
Jan
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~8%
~9%
5,100
9
9
8% Jan
5(4
4
1,625
%
Tb
8%
200
9 Tb
10.700
%
,
33
Feb
*10(4 Feb
5Tn
%
9%
Jan
8(4 Feb
10
Jan
Jan
% Jan
Feb
8
—
16%
6,800
4%
Jan
XI8 Tit
1,700
15%
Jan
18% Mar
14%
14%
3,800
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
34
18'.
——
34
30%
Jan
34%
Jan
16 %
16 Tu
•
18
160
.«
1,100
13% Jan
311
13%
13%
100
27%
35%
17,000
35%
47%
47%
48%
1,800
5 %
3,700
5
9(4
300
100 1
6
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
16% Mar
3H Jan
6% Feb
9% Mar
7% Jan
13% Mai'
14
Jan
22%
Jan
27V2 Mar
34
Jan
40
43%
Jan
50(4 Feb
4% Jan
6(4 Jan
9(4 Mar
Feb
%
9(4
%
100
to Jan
Jan
29%
29%
30%
4,500
24(4 Jan
34% Feb
16%
16%
18%
2,800
15%
Jan
19
16%
16 %
10%
2,200
15%
Jan
lay* Feb
~I%
1(4
1%
500
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9(4
500
3% Feb
1% Jan
8% Jan
10%
600
9
9%
10%
22,300
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1,500
22%
23
1,200
5
1,700
4%
Jan
1
1
10
10
22%
5
4%
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32%
10%
33%
200
9%
10%
1,800
2.50
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4%
Jan
1%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
8% Jan
10% Mar
7%
Jan
~8%Mar
20%
Jan
32
Jan
9% Jan
100 '/4 Jan
23
5%
Feb
Feb
33% Mar
10%
Feb
103% Feb
19%
20
17% Jan
21
14%
14%
2,300
12%
14% Feb
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5,000
14
1
1
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Jan
Feb
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16%
18 (it
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16
Feb
20%
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17%
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2,600
6
Feb
8
Feb
30
88
Jan
92
Feb
88%
89%
90
94%
100
100
100
Mar
Feb
14%
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200
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150
13
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
98% Feb
92
Jan
163
Feb
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Jan
Feb
3% Feb
11(4 Jan
13% Feb
3%
2,300
fd
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112%
%
Jan
119% Mar
%
Jan
Jan
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22
23
500
22
Feb
25% Jan
21%
23
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lnc
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
22%
500
21%
Jan
23% Feb
3(o
6
6 (a
300
20(4
2%
20%
400
3 (a
2,600
13
20%
5%
Jan
18% Jan
2% Jan
3
Hess
Bellas
Brewing Co
common
(Mich)
National Casket Company
National
Electric
Weld
Machines
National
Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
National
Feb
National
5% Mar
National
Jan
National
1
1
5
Industries
Transit
common
100
3
Jan
7
7%
5,600
7
Feb
6
5T4
6
2,400
5% Mar
7
Feb
21
Feb
3% Feb
—
3% Feb
10
Jan
7% Feb
3%
Jan
3 Tb
4,200
3
19
19%
300
17
Jan
19% Feb
15
200
11T4
Jan
16%
10%
Jan
3%
1%
-1
--
13 T4
2
2%
3,000
1%
xll
2 (4
11%
1,100
9
14%
3,300
13%
14(8
29(4
29(4"
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14%
100
30%
200
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25
13 Vi
Jan
14% Feb
14%
3 (4
19
lnc
1
Tb
—
1
25c
2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products common—1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
10c
Presto
13% Jan
13 Tb
7
&
Milling Co
National
13%
10
J
1
Corp
National
Feb
89
Jan
1%
25%
J
common
National
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
13%
12 %
27%
1
common
Industries
National
5%
Jan
6(4
2%
1%
35%
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2.60
—100
Mfg Co
Ring common
Namm-Loeser's
41 %
Jan
9(4 Feb
Jan
N
Nachman
Feb
5
Co
Company
Feb
84%
4(4
12%
500
50c
lnc
Feb
100
5,'V
Jan
2(4 Jan
11% Jan
(4 Mar
17
1.800
39%
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1%
50c
Corporation
\
National
5
40%
60
2,900
-~B
Tel & Tel
States
Mountain
|
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stock—*
2,900
9%
-1
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc..
National
—
xll% Xl2
6%
1
6%
Muskogee
I
Industries
Jan
11% Mar
8
Muskegon Piston
7.800
12
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody investors participation pfd—*
Mfc Clemens Metal Products
1
1,000
,
27
1
—
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4\80% cum preferred series B
4.50% preferred series C
Jan
50%
5
Feb
22% Mar
9
7
Feb
75
50-* 4
6(4 Feb
7% Jan
14%
x9% Feb
——
17%
9'4
■
-
300
8%
1
common
Warrants
16%
914
—
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24
6(4
of
36(4 Mar
.
24
convertible
Corp
Jan
'
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17% Mar
5% Mar
500
8%
preferred—.—.-50
Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5 '/o pfd
100
Mirro Aluminum Company——*—10c
Missouri Public Service common
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
—1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
4%%
Mining
Jan
-
1,200
14%
1
5
•
common
14%
—
Jan
6
5%
24
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Co
14(4
•
Jan
3%
14
—
2,300
54
98
16%
1,000
£1
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Co
2.000
21
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5% Feb
4% Jan
100
300
4%
1
—
Piping
Wohl
Feb
'
Hydro-Electric Securities
Miller
3%
'
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Jan
3'/4 Feb
24
5
17
4%
3
Abrasive-
Mid-West
Jan
97
'
■1
5
Co
10%
5
17
17
3(4 Feb
Ltd
Corp
Co
Sugar
Midwest
2Tb
29%
Jan
6
Mioromatic Hone Corp
J
Middle States Petroleum common——1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
100
29
*_
100
—
118.
bV* Feb
Jan
5% Jan
•
preferred
Munl.z
19Tb Mar
3%
2% Jan
8
Co—
Thermit
&
Murphy
__
2%
11% Feb
100
7
Mining Corp Ltd
Island
Feb
21 %
2% Feb
200
1
Mfg Co
—
Merchants Refrigerating Co-—
Jan
Jan
900
6
Co
Co common
&
Johnson
1(4
31%
2(4
9
Menasco
Feb
2,100
2(b
3
Tnc common
Aircraft
(AG)
%
.
200
"2%
10c
50o
lnc—
Industries
Maule
15,400
15
'
5(4 Mar
11%
2%
30c
2.50
2
Communication
J,*
Ac Co.:—:
33
*
&
'15%
17% Feb
11%
1
1
International Marine
Co Ltd
Marconi
Jan
Bearing Co
& Hardart common:
Jan
13% Feb
3% Jan
10% Jan
33%
common
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
20Tb
15%
Baking Co
2
12% Feb
16% Jan
6
(The B) Co
& Rubber Co
Manischewitz
1,700
36Ci
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At
.Feb
100
4,200
5
2%
Mansfield Tire
i4
15(4
& Hardart
Lock
5.700
22 7
16
(Harvey) lnc common
Humble Oil & Refining
Hurd
TV:
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15(4
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'
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16
lnc
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22(4
10
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500
1.400
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•
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4%
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Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—;
6%
2%.
500
32%
Co
Mages
Michigan
V,'
•
12%
Jan
1
Michigan Plfcfing & Stamping Co——1
..
10(4
12%
Jan
1%
1
10
Michigan Chemical Corp
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
H
10
5
5
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9,400
3
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—
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Jan
9%
.
7%
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5
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Jan
20% Mar
24% Feb
2%
2»«
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1-—1—50c
Company—
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11% Jan
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2
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Jan
6% Mar
6 Tb
269
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Guild Films Company
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9% Feb
Locke Steel Chain
17% Jan
19% Jan
2
Jan
5% Mar
4,700
in
'
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Inc.—*
Grocery
3,900
:
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'128
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lnc
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6%
6%
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23%
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Financial
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Tourneau
Jan
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3
9%
,lr Jan
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100
10%
1.700
•
128
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Jan:'
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3,200
Feb
20%
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282
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3
700
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800
1,300'
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5%
400
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24%
Great Lakes Oil &
Great
Jan
Pacific Tea—
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1%
2%
1,100
100
12% Mar
13
Feb
3% Jan
3%
2
1,200
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10%
5,200
11% Jan
3%
3
50c
Feb
11..
10% Jan
11% Jan
21% Feb
1%
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8%
2
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Refineries
4,500
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9
common
Realty
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2
96% Feb
35% Jan
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5%
cumulative preferred
99
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5%
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300
5
8(4 Feb
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1,209
12%
10
Feb
6%
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12
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7%
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10%
University
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
1
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12
10% Jan
3(4 Jan
18% Jan
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1,700
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1
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11%
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10,200
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7.50
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900
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1
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9,100
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21
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Feb
17
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Lakey Foundry Corp
1% Feb
Feb
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12
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42
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7,700
10c
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L'Aigion
Jan
1%
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13% Mar
3
11%
20%
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Feb
1%
t
8% Jan
5,300
Jan
8% Mar
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Feb
300
4
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Feb
5%
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3%
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Jan
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100
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3
3%
7% Jan
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5%
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%
2%
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Stores
Jan
2% Feb
78
Feb
21%
—
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4%
1,300
500
10%
2.50
Feb
1051a
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Co
79
preferred
General Electric Co LttP-* •
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General Fireproofing common
&
80
Jan
4,200
74% Jan
4
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1,100
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Jan
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Jan
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38% Jan
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68
GelJnian Mfg Co common
General Acceptance
General Alloys Co
Corp.:
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
—•
common
Jan
;
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1,100
17'. 2*.
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common
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21,400
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Kavvneer Co
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15(4 Mar
2
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—
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Kingston Products
6%
36
8
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Fresniilo
74
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Ford-Motor
3.90%
19ya
8
4
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Katz Drug Company—
—
1
Kawecki Chemical Co.
25o
11% Mar
5,100
2,200
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Jan
10% Jan
90 (/a
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Feb
9%
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10%
10%
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6 Ta Mar
300
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3,100
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11%
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10,,
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600
35
10c
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Jupiter Oils Lfck.
11%
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Fireman
Jan
11
Jan
7
1%
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12% Mar
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10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.le
9(4 Jan
10Jan"
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3,200
1Tb
104
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1
—
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Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
31% Feb
1% Feb
'
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Jan
12
Jan
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1%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
12%
Mar
3/a
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10
49,200
*
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6% Feb
13
Company
Royalty—
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Jan
7
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Iowa
Jan
-100
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Investors
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Jan
1
International Resistance Cb
Feb
Mar
37s Mar
41
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10% Feb
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Jan
33%
3%
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of
Breweries
for Week
Low
15
5lic
Sales
Range
•f Prices
International
Jan
13(4 Jail
101
Jan
2%
*1,900
V
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\*-_ 10c:,;
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Firth Sterling li»Ci-—*~1-
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47,300
13
25%-*, 24%-
Jan
;
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10%
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Feb
Co
International
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7%
Jan
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Co
Uranium
10%
1%
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Co lnc
Plywood
Insurance
Feb
30 % Mar•-
Jan
92
40
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12%
Ltd———1
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6,700
V 1.600
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.
Jan
4.700
3%
40%
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Feb
%
Jan
11%
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;
13%
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12%.
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Communications
29%
13-'«
Electrograpliie Corp common~.i.
Electronic
24,300
Enterprises
Industrial
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jan
'
Elder
Friday
High
Industrial
24%
14
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Ja-n. 1
High
23
.1
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Corporation
24:,b
30
;
Shares
FOR
for Week
Low
int—1
Common
RANGE
Range
Par
Eastern
Saies
.
of Prices
Sale Frio*
Exchange
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
10% Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
15
14 % Mar
27 Va
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2
Jan
Mar
18%
Feb
Jan
31% Mar
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Mar
6
57b
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3,300
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Feb
7
Jan
3Tb
37b
4
400
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
(1234)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
STOCKS
Rnnge
Par
Meter
Neptune
Low
common——.———
1%
23 T a
614
New
Chamberlain Petroleum
New
England Tel & Tel
100
133%
Watch Co———1
Idria Min & Chem Co
50o
1%
la
14
_
i\i
1%
New Haven Clock &
New
Nickel
Ltd
Mines
Rim
Lites
Noma
Ncrreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
125
1 % Mar
3%
Feb
Diego Gas & Elective
Cumulative preferred 5%
39,700
fi; Jan
1%
Feb
Cumulative preferred
22%
Feb
Cumulative preferred
21%
11
18%
5,800
134% Mar
Jan
Jan
7T4
11% Mar
Jan
%
14,000
1%
14,600
Jan
li7o
Jan
Sapjrliire
14
10,300
Jan
%
Jan
Savoy
1% Jan
1T5 Feb
400
1114
44%
23
39%
Jan
47% Mar
1314
Feb
23
47%
lOli
150
3,150
47%
23
Jan
1T4
57,500
lil
Feb
lfif Jan
1,100
2,000
1%
Jan
lfiy
Jan
Seernan
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
6,300
4%
5
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
514
Tb
4%
4
3
21a
414
4% Feb
5%
Jan
Shawinigan
214
21,1
5,500
2%
Jan
314
Jan
Sherman Products
514
5%
614
2,100
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams common
4%
900
4%
preferred
4%
68% Mar
72
Jan
89%
93%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
41J
Feb
3!u
Feb
~3%
3
fi;
3%
27,200
3T4
Feb
2fi«
2
Ta
2 l'il
30.400
2
Feb •:%;
114
1%
11a
2,400
114 Jan
1%
1%
1Tb
2,100
1% Jan
Jan
1% Feb
1% Jan
Ogden
Corp
common—
preferred
Ohio Power 4% %
Feb
9%
Jan
11%
16,300
65
6014
400
6014
98
300
95%
Jan
2%
1 ,f».
1 %
6614 Mar
102
Jan
56%
11«
57
5,100
5 6 Tii
525
55% Jan
1
7
2%
2%
2%
1,000
1% Feb
1
xF){->
914
x9lb
50
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
501 is
441b
5214
5,100
Oils Ltd.
Okalta
-a-
Okonito Company common
Old Town
Corp common
cumulative preferred
40c
Omar
Inc
Electric
Oxford
fir
lfij Feb
62
Feb
2%
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
X914 Mar
40
Jan
5214 Mar
11
Jan
13
3%
314 Feb
1
Corp
Jan
314
1
Securities
Overseas
1
1%
Jan
11% Mar
Jau
90
10
10%
•
100
.—90c
25
Ohio Brass Co class B common
%
2
800
2T4
2
1
50o
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
P
5
% r/o
5 c/o
1st
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.00% redeemable 1st preferred
4.50%
redeemable
1st preferred
4.30%
redeemable
1st preferred
$4.50 preferred
preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75
cum
dividend
conv
preferred
$4.30 dividend preferred
Airlines
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Parker
Pen
Class
2014
20%
300
25 Tii
2011
1,400
26%
Jan
300
24 T 4
300
2314 Mar
24% Jan
700
22% Mar
2314 Jan
93 T 4
94
93%
90%
'
Jan
98
Jan
8714
160
''
•»*•«
Jan
93%
Jan
Feb
99% 1004
230
95%
Jan
100Tb
114
114%
410
107%
Feb
93
93%
100
86%
Jan
114% Mar
93 Vb Jan
■
'
'.
,
114
500
lc
•fir
Amer shares__l Bol
lib
2%
200
.
2
Jan
5 Tb'
5%
lib
Jau
98
Mar
4Tb
11514 Feb
41b Feb
6%
Jan
12,000
fir Jan
Tb
Jan
1Tb
2,400
25
100
4 3i
14"'it
0
3
4
414
114
Jan
65
Jan
1514
Jan
14
15
Feb
Tb
300
4Tb
Jan
51b
700
0%
100
6
4Tb
100
Tb
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Philips
Electronics
Jan
X5lb
50
Ltd
'
Alexander
&
Oil
Inc
Preston
East
.*
Mines
Dome
of
711b
1,450
20
25%
5
Tb
22 3 b
221b
300
9
400
02
51
51
27 lb
25%
Til
11T 4
.
Jan
Jan
° iir
11%
1
71b
*
X8%
7T4
Jan
8
Jan
1%
Jail
Feb
614 Feb
Jan
1T4
2014
814
Mar
22%
9
271b
1,000
18
-fir
27.800
Jan
62
Jan
48
Feb
Feb
3fir Jan
Jan-'
Jan'
414
52 Tb
2714 Mar
Jan
fix Jan
6-fir Feb
Jan
11% Jan
Feb
12%
200
7%
Feb
8%
700
814
Jan
914 Mar
9
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
100
3
com
-
.
100
15%
15
15
8
common
600
—
—
—
Jan
90
95
Feb
13% Jan
15% Feb
17
18%
Jan
Jan
5%
1
•
Co
Power
cm.
1,800
6T4
5fij Jan
Jan
South Coast Corp common
South
Reda
(Robert)
Reis
Reliance
Rico
Arms
Argentine
Ridgeway
Rokeach
1,600
17%
Jan
1914 Feb
4814
50
4,900
45 %
Jan
%
50% Mar
7%
8%
1,800
Tb
17 T4
300
17
Jan
18%
Jan
17 Tb
300
16% Feb
1714
Jan
714
17 Tb
17
17%
17
7% Jan
9% Feb
1:,
400
%
Jan
14 Jan
14
11,000
%
Jan
iS
Jtai
lo
40%
3914
401 H
600
4114
Jan
Inc
1
8%
8%
834
3,300
Corp
1
5 Tb
5%
5%
11,300
l
lfiu
1%
Ifir
700
14
Jan
1,200
214
Jan
Co
Co
r_
—
34
Jan
7%
Jan
814
\
Jan
514
4% Jan
Jan
50o
214
21.4
114
Jan
3
Jan
2%
Royce
Roosevelt
&
Sons
pfd F
100
1
Inc
300
Tb
Jan
2%
4,800
214
Jan
03 Vb
10
82%
Jan
86%
Feb
1Tb
1%
1,300
1 Tb
Jan
114
Feb
8
10% Mar
1%
214
Jan
1.50
Inc
Roxbury
Roy all te
Oil
Busseks
Fifth
Co
footnotes
Tb
6
T4
13 T
1
-
Tb
1,200
6Tb
20,200
300
5
11
4
214
13%
2%
.
^2.200
GOO
2%
2%
1.400
25%.
2%
Petroleum
26%
1,200
1
-
4%
4
Tb
5
9,500
l
3%
Feb
Feb
Jan
144
Feb
96 Tb
Jan
100
Feb
17
400
Jan
%
19% Mar
Jan
1
Jan
Feb
36
38% Mar
Jan
32
38%
Feb
~2T4
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
%
14
fir
3,200
fit dan
Tb
Jan
fin
%
Tb
6,800
%
Tb Feb
3%
3 Tb
314
1,800
3%
Jan
9
9
9
100
8%
Jau
10% Feb
31Tb
Feb
33
2T'a
100
Jan
314
Jan
Royalty Co
Specially Stores Co Inc.-"
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc—.—.——
Standard Dredging Corp common
Spencer Shoe
50c
Inc
Statecourt
Mines Ltd
—
Inc
Corporation
115'%
Jan
36%
37%
8.500
~3%
2%
2T4
2Tb
3%
1%
Jan
6;
Jan
3%- Jan
Feb
6,200
.
3%
Jan
5,100
4
37% Mar
32% Jan
Feb
2715 Feb
27%
Feb
6
6Tb
2,000
5T4
Jan
5%
514
1,600
5T4
Jan
14 Tb
13%
14%
600
12%
Jan
15
33
33
34%
1,300
31
Jan
34% Mar
51%
54
60
25%
26
300
~6
6% Feb
6% Jan
Feb
Feb
54
Jan ;
,
26Tb Jan
Mar
25
45 Tb
Jail
46 T4
42
Jan
45%
44%
45%
300
Jan
45% Mar
22
21%
22%
1,100
2114 Mar
24% Jan
2114
21%
100
21% Mar
22 T 4
22%
100
22
.
——
3
3
"
'
11%
11 To
.
8Tb
300
314 Jan
300
7
8% Mar
Feb
.900
.;
Feb
12
Jan
x51
2 Tb
2
2
Jan
22Tb Ja*
1,000
8%
57
56%
56%.
23-
.
Feb
2% Jan
9% Jan
200
Feb
60-
214
1% Jan
Feb
"
li
100
14
Jan
1% Jan
6Tu
300
4%
Jan
6T5 Feb
2 Tb
^8%
1
6
1
—
Feb
7
Jan
8%
8%
2,500
"
150
22% Mar
2,000
23
214 Jan
9%
5% Jan
Feb
Feb
25
15
15%
400
49%
50%
1,500
10%
10%
10%
600
16%
16%
16%
2,200
15Tb
Jan
2%
214
500
2%
Feb
314 Jan
5 311
5 Tb
300
5%
Feb
614
Jan
jlf Jan
2'.a
Feb
—,'
.
-1
'
'
.
114
2
2%
2%
214
Ar. Die Co
~3%
_3%
50Tb
55%
150
4%
100
mm
13 T
400
13%
a
13%
14
13%
14
13%
100
2%
17,400
2
2 Tb
50% Feb
Mar
12% Jan
•
l
Feb
17
1%
1,100
3
Feb
8% Feb
3%
'
Jan
Feb
314
4614
Jan
4T4
55% Mar
Jan
13
Jan
Feb
Jan
414 Feb
13%
Jan
13% Mar
15T4 Jan
Jan
13% Mar
12
1%
214 Mar
Jan
16%
15 Tb
Jan
18Tb
300
29Tb
Jan
33Tb
Feb
23 T«
300
18
Jan
2414
Jan
9%
10TVH-
100
32
2214
—
16%
31
'
10%
400
814 Jan
10%
Jan
1% •2
17«"
14 Tb
13'4
2,100
Feb
2
lTb Jan
1,900
.
11
Jan
14% Mar
4,700
14 Tb
xl2Tb
13 711
Feb
11 Tb
Jan
141a Mar
Jan
14 ■*- Jan
'
'
3%-
3Tb
274
2%
J
143h
—
-
3%3
.
2.300
3%
2,800
2%
'
2%
8
8
10
7
2% '3
14T4
36 Tb
common
17
Jan
10
6O0
4%
*
class
Jan
45 Tb
900
J*
1
1
—
Corp
Feb
Feb
14
12,600
"3%
warrants—
Wayne
6Tb
8 Tb
—8
1
———*
1
25c
6%
2
1
10c
*
(Del)
Petrol' Corp
Subset International
50
r
49)4
;,6un Ray Drug common
'Sunrise .Supermarkets Corp...
«iin*>rior To"'
Mar
6%
common
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
Stylon Corporation..
Symington
96
common
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
B)
600
~3%
•
Sterling Aluminum Products coinmon .B
(J
9814
3%
—1
—1
1
—1
50c
—25c
•
5
Corp
Enterprises
& Co
(A)
96
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Stein
Jan
—1
preferred
Steel Parts
Feb
1814
2214
6T4
common
Corp
(The)
conv
13-
16% Mar
37%
1
(Ky)
Uranium
Slanrock
1114 Jan
700
1
1
10
Standard Tube class B
Starrett
1,500
16%
514
20
$-1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Finaucial Corp
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard-Thomson
13
16%
''
1
5
-1
•
Spear & Company
Standard Shares
12 T 4
16%
—-—1
5
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
Feb
12%
1
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% curiiulative preferred25
0 4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
4.56%
4.48%
Talon
Inc
4%
B
A
common
preferred
Electric Co common
cum
Tampa
Technicolor
Texas
Inc
•
5,700
314
Jan
:
214 Mar
Feb
Mar
Co
Light $4.56 pfd
Calgary
Co
Corp
Thorofare
Tilo
Markets
Toledo
Inc
4% Jan
4%
10
Jan
Jan
12%
Feb
2T4
Jan
214
Jan
6
Jan
614
1114
Jan
3
214
3
200
22% Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
2% Mar
%
fir
4T4%
Two
99%
24%; :
100
20%
'40
25 ":
Empire Oils Ltd
changed to West
Gas
Ltd
Temper
Guys
Corp
Jan
1914 Feb
fii
100
•
25
46%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
38%
Jan
14
Jan
1%
Feb
Jan
7
Feb
43 3 4
23,100
1
1%
1,100
6%
6%
200
4
25
25%
200
20%
Jan
25% Mar
19% Jan
10% Jan
22% Feb
21%
800
13
13%
000
1314 Mar
6% Feb
6% Feb
98
Jan
50
88%
Jan
115Vb
112
;•
89 Tb
1,800
90%
2
Jan
121
Feb
Jan
2
112
96
2 Va
1%
1
"3
100
1%
Jan
3
Tb
1,100
214
Jan
4
1014
3%
1%
3%
—
11
1,500
9 Tb
Jan
12
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
3%
3
14
11,100
2%
Jan
314
1
20,800
1e
Feb
114
Jan
Feb
Canadian
(effective Mar 10)
Co
1
•
Inc———10c
4
4
19%
19
19%
16
300
3T4
Jan
4%
Jan
400
18%
Feb
20%
Jan
13%
Jan
1714 Mar
16
Jan
17
17%
31,000
Tb, 16%
600
G%
1,200
5%
1.300
4%
Jan
100
68%
Jan
16%
16%
10
—
from Harrison
Jan
1Tb
„50c
Corp
Lux
1% Feb
96 Tb
20%
._10c
class A—10c
2%
.75
137a
1
1
1
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
3 Tb
fij
21
1
Jan
2%
1
9,300
5,200
39% Feb
6%
41%
preferred...—100
Name
True
"34
100
Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
Jan
3
600
34% Jan
29 % Mar
0%
6%
Feb
30% Jan
8%
6 Tb Mar
Jan
Jan
3T4
4,000
1
Feb
1418
2,400
1%
1
Cpnt Industries Inc
Cuba Oil Co class A
Trans
30
2.400
Security
Edison
&
Feb
36 Tb
4
Inc
Caribbean Airways
Oil
Feb
7%
2%
10
25c
Trans
Trans
13%
Jan
1%
Toncpali
Tower
16
Jan
7 '
3%
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
.—20
Todd Shipyard Corp common—.
'-20
Tobacco
Jan
12%
2%
Inc
Roofing
13%
200
314
10c
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thriftimart
100
13%
2%
—8
1
common
Chemical
14'4
13 %
1
Corporation
Oil
Feb
14%
,
20c
1
25c
•
common
Inc
Shovel
u
Unexcelled
'
1
common
page. 35. „
11
13%
1.25
common
see
11
•
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
6
1
Ltd
Ave
5%
..
300
1814
2T4
Feb
26% Mar
Jan
130
10
.
..
5
•
1
1
1
12.50
cumulative preferred
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Coutinental warrants
£1
dep rets ord reg„
Raceway Inc
carpet Company
For
10%
2%
83%
2%
700
99
1814
20
preferred
original
4.88%
Trans
I
Ltd—
Field
Roosevelt
10%
1
Gas Co—
to Jan 3 1965
l,4Jtl
99
Jan
6%
Jan
Edison—
California
Southern
5%
Co common
Trans
Co
Valley
(I)
American
-
19
%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Ryan
17%
Mar
Corp—
Grande
Russell
15
%
Mining
Vtc extended
Rolls
Jan
19
1
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
11
50o
Petroleums Ltd
FLchwell
8,900
49
Corp
Industrial
Republic
15
l
& Co
Insurance
Remington
13 Tb
1
Oil
Reiter-Foster
1414
20
Pump Co.
Oil
Penn
Thiokol
R
10
2%
2%
139% 143
4Ta
24
Jan
814-Jan
27
25
25
29
»—
Manufacturing common
Texas Power &
1
1,800
514
Jan
23
Paper Mills
Corp—.
Son oto no
Soss
Inc
(Howard)
Smith
Thew
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
5,300
—
dep
Airways
Texam
Q
Quebec Lithium 0orp
~6%
20%
6
143
rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Tclev Corp__10c
Amer
Tel-A-Sign
Quebec
Va
25:,4
'
—
Singer Manufacturing Co—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
iCluss
94
92
Feb
26%
~6T4
1114 Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
i
414
6,300
Jap
Feb
x71i
2,100
8%
Jan
1 "
Jan
11
1,000
5
7%
'■:y
1T4
12% Mar
fi« Mar
4%
1
*
Stinncs
Colorado—
Co
convertible
$3
Jan
Jan
11%
n%
8%
—5,000 fr
Publications—
preferred.'•
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co—
2%
200
700
;
-'mm—
■
American Shares
Jan
2fitf Feb
12
47,800
v
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
Simmons-Boardman
Stetson
55Tb Jan
13,300
I'd
Tb
——25c
Inc.—
Lighting
Silvray
Simca
Jan
500
14
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
1%
125
0
9
14
2
1
10c
1
*
common
Creek Precision
Silver
Jan
21b
fife
5|lb
514 Feb
214 Jan
61b Mar
51Tb
fir
Feb
26
8%
2
Feb
19Tb
011b
2 fir
iS
16
514 Jan
1
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
4
Feb
200
100
4,000
rr%
2
B
Co
Products Co
52
Jan
800
2 Tb
12%
Jan
•
class A
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Oil
78T4 Jan
lib
2
19,900
Standard
000
5 Tb
20
3,200
11,900
Standard
6614 Mar
514 Jan
21b
1
s
000
lib
lib
1
Ltd
4%%
Pylc-National
00 lb
10c
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Propliet
(The)
Company
Providence Gas
Public Service
701b
2.50
common
America
of
1,400
•
1
Pratt <fc Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
lib
2.50
common
Ltd
Royalties
Pressed Metals
1Tb
20o
Po\yqr Corp of Capada common
Prairie
~1%
1
A
Pprto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell
8,800
7
25c
class
~7Tu
6T4
•
10
common
Co
17%
11
1T4
71is
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Products
1,100
10c
;
1
Poloron
5T4
"oib
10 pesos
Pioneer
Mining
200
2 Tb
%
Jan
414 Mar
Jan
47
2,800
12
13
13
1
Polaris
100
%
Plaseckl Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Pneumatic Scale
000
10
5
Pierce
Mines
5114
18
1
.
Inc
PhP.ppine Long Disfc Tel Co.
Phillips Screw Co
Gold
501b
2,4 Mar
9Tb Jan
2
38%
Jw
'
50 %
Jan
5% Mar
14
6% Mar
4T4 Jan
Co
1%
22,200
3514
4%
4% Feb
0Tb
4Tb
Canada Ltd
Traffic
49,000
li
714
Jan
2.50
Penn
Jan
1414 Feb
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pcpperoll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Pntino of
Jan
Mar
4%
Jan
400
15
0%
1%
57 ;*
400
15
1
15
Jan
35,000
14Tb
9
Jan
"fir
05
05
Jan
21
91%
5%
Tb
1
2%
1714 Feb
107
1
2
Feb
2414
25
23
21,500
_
Jan
24%
2%
B
Jan
2714
Jan
22%
1814
Parkersb'urg-Aetna Corp
27
Mar
23%
98
A
25%
Jan
24%
1714
class
2814
Feb
23%
95%
—r
20
26
17%
Company
Co
Jan
96%
Motors Corp
Chemical
Park
Jan
30%
1
vtc
Pentepcc Oil (C A)
Paramount
3314
28% Jan
1
pfd
Page-IIersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Israel Oil
31% Mar
200
a
100
•
2 Bol
Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pan
2,000
291b
25
25
26
25
25
•
•
•
•
•
redeemable 1st preferred
5 (/i>
$4.40 dividend
32 %
291
25
preferred
Pacific Lighting
31%
25
1st pfd—25
preferred
1st
Jan
fir
614
38%
Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6 %
2314 Feb
19%
2
Corp of America cqpimon
3
Siboney-Caribbeun Petroleum Co—.10c
Breweries Ltd
•
Class
Company
5,800
23%
Sicks
Silex
O
Jan
7% Feb
514
Shoe
•
40
93%
92%
.
li
9T4 Feb
Jan
2A
12%
*
1
25
100
Water & Power
Inc—
Jan
Jan
6%
200
2%
»
Mining
Denn
%
x23
Tb
7
1,100
2ib
Corp
"2%
Ltd
Jau
12,200
6%
6%
--
Shattuck
'
—
ii
8
6%
23%
50c
.—.—1
10c
1
28%
7% Feb
:
100
7%
--1
Jan
••
22%
%
lii
~6%
—*
common
3214 Mar
Jan
.1 1.
1
25c
1
Oils
of America
Oil
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
2214 Feb
6%
1,600
22
Feb
3014
3214
Feb
21%
22 34
—.————20
26
GOO
7
Feb
2% Mar
11,600
Jan
Jan
7 Tb
19%
26
5%
3
18
19%
————--——10c
Serrick Corp class B
-1
Servo Corp of America
1
Servomechaulsms Inc—,—
—20o
Seton Leather common
*
Sentry
Jan
Feb
Jau
Inc
Bros
7
Jan
General
Securities Corp
114
13%
100
Jan
8eayorcel Metals Inc
lii
1
50
Northern Ind Pub Scrv 4V\f"/o pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Oceanic
Co
2,600
7
18 Tb
Fishier Co
Steel
16%
7
18T4
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
It>
lfij
North Penn RR Co
Corp
Mar
14%
14%
20%
Petroleums Ltd
(Del).
&
Scullin
13
series—20
series_2Q
Oil Inc
Sayre
I
8,300
4.40% series.20
preferred
%
i
l-»
High
Jan
14%
4Tb%
61a
Northeast Airlines
Nuclear
5.60%
1 ta
"111,
Low
Co-
tikn
32%
13
Canadian
690
1,900
10
10
1
—25
North American Royalties Inc
North
fij Jan
Feb
——•
North American Cement class A
Class
Jan
91«
1
50o
10c
Inc
Corporation
Norbute
2014
;—-1
Nlpissiog Mines
Jan
i7«
114
•iii
•
10
10
1
Co common
New York & Honduras Rosai'io
New York Merchandise
7%
Jan
Lawrence
1,300
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14
14
Corp Ltd common..
*
Salefu-Brosius inc
^
2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Lf.d^—16 pesos
8t
1%
1%
Shares
Low
Par
l
To
for Week
Jan
% Feb
5%
300
13,400
Sale»
Range
of Prices
23% Mar
Jan
134 Tb
1
1
Oils
Superior
New York Auction
114
Jan
Wcek'e
Last.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
10%
111,
20o
1
•
Co common
New Process
New
i'i;
133
21
25o
—1
Zinc—.——
.
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal 6a Oils Ltd
New Park Mining Co
Jersey
New
%
'
1
19%
2,500
614
1%
common
Friday
STOCKS
3.500
11a
23 T«
1
20c
50o
Co
Mur
Nestle-Le
New Bristol Oils Ltd..
ENDED MARCH 11
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High,
High
1%
23 To
30c
Electric Corp
Union
National
Shares
TI1E WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
RANGE FOR
Salet
Week's
Last
!
26% Feb
5
3%
Union
Corp
Co
of
5%
0
Canada
•
Chemical
Gas
Mar
Union
Investment Co
Feb
Union
Stock
:
Yards of Omaha
77
77
7%'Jan
—4
20
20
20
Tl
-20
100
19% Jan
6%
77"'
-v
9
20%
Feb
Mar
Feb
Feb
Volume
Number 5725
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<1235)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
THE WEEK ENDED
MARCH
14
Shares
Low
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stuck Exchange
FOR
Sale»
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
American
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Friday's
common —50c
Aircraft
United
6-%
5%
6
A
9,200
5%
1
Products
United
5A
5i7g
5%
4,100
5-fa Jan
Asfiestos Corp
—10c
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Elastic
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Amer
N
United
Profit
10%
U
.
Low
Sharing
10s
S
Foil
U
S
25
i9«
Jan
29
300
Jan
184
1A
10c
.
184
10
1A
1%
Jan
Feb
10 A
100
Mar
18
27%
18
%
%
3,800
%
80,900
19"%
Jan
189
11
1
Stores
1
common
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
23% Mar
Mar
2 A
Jan
38%
37%
38%
31
2,500
Jan
38%
4%
—25c
Consolidated
Universal
10
Oil
2% Mar
1A
800
41%
400
1%
——
41
—■
1A
Jan
Jan
1%
39 A Feb
Feb-Aug
(Prov)
OAs
Insurance
14 A
14%
14%
41,500
13A
3
24 A
24
24%
5,200
22%
May
of
Oct
0
6
5%
6
4A
4A
173
99%
100
*35
__
$62
—
1571/2
1972
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
r~.
$100
stamped (Plan A) 2As 2008
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
$53
of
1927)
1947
Denmark
5s
Parana
$72
57
56
Peru
Rio
de
Janeiro
stmpd
*N° par value,
*
_
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jan
25% Mar
4% Jan
6,900
High
161A
$72
(Plan
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
A)
47A
a
56
-
46%
47%
34
43 A
47%
37A
Deferred delivery
distribution,
transaction
Ex-stock
dividend,
g
(not
included
dividend.
•
Sugar
Low
>.
+165
,
1947
1927)
U67
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
of
(issue
Jan. 1
No.
37 A
1
37 A
39
.
Feb
44
15
14
(Issue
II
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-iVoo
1949
Range Since
Sold
High
1194
June-Dec
(City of ) Germany—
(60% redeemed)
A7s
f
Marion Corp
Universal Products Co common
Universal
Utah-Idaho
1947
1947
6s
A 7s
Feb
—50c
Corp
Corp
American
Universal
1939
7s
City (Peru) 6As stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2 As 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Feb
2
——
'
Universal
7s
Munic
secured
A Hanover
1% Mar
Jan
Feb
9
27%
26
3% Mar
'
United
f
A Hanover
Feb
4%
Jan
184
11,900
10%
—1
Corp
B
Reclaiming Co
States Vitamin Corp
United
as
Jan
34
3% Feb
3A
10
Rubber
class
200
—w..
100
—
common—
Conditioning
U
4,200
4
3%
5"%
1%
AGerman Cons
ALima
Canal
&
n
31%
3%
Jan
Ltd—
Co
RR
J
5
_
..
preferred
Air
S
common-
dep rets ord registered—
United
14
31%
tt
•
Corp
Products
6%
Jan
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
'
in year's range.)
r Transaction for
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
y
Included
in
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
h Ex-principal,
cash
included
(not
in
year'B
range),
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported In receivership.
6 A Mar
x
Ex-
,
,
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadiura-Alloys Steel Co
1
'
•
80
—-
Feb
35%
35%
csi
37 A
1,300
2%
3
3
•
3A
3A
9%
9%
100
9
Jan
,—1
3%
3%
700
3A
Jan
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Corp
38% Feb
30% Jan
2A
2'%
600
Feb
80
Feb
1
Vinco Corporation
Silver-Lead
4%
4% Mar
'
Van Norman Industries warrants
Vulcan
500
'
B
B
Jan
2%
Jan
3A
Jan
3A
Jan
4A
used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
2%
2,200
\
2
1,000
Abbreviations
tive;
Jan
Feb
10
4%
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
Below
w
Aircraft
Waco
Co
•
preferred
7%
-
2%
2%
2A
200
2A
Jan
*
.100
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
2%
2%
2%
500
2A
Jan
2% Jan
2% Feb
66%
60
Jan
100
Waitt & Bond Ific
64
1
2A
56
1% Mar
~
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
Precision
30
1
Instrument Co
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
series
$6
100
•
preference
Webster Investors Inc
(DdU
&
26 A
26A
26A
1
1
113
2%
Leaseholds
1A
1A
1
118
Western
Stockholders
Auier
dep
Western
rets
Tablet
&
Stationery
Coal
20
Inc
Mar.
7
Mar.
10
Mar.
11
Jan
17 A
Feb
Mar.
12
2 A
Jan
Mar.
13
Weyenberg
Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat Oil Co—
Inc
Williams
(R
25
Industries
Woodley
Petroleum
Wool worth
Amer
(P W)
90
Jan
62
Jan
90
x25
Mar
152.97
73.06
152.96
94.69
88.53
80.95
91.57
73.18
154.21
94.74
88.68
80.95
91.53
88.97
105.51
73.37
153.98
94,66
88.93
80.70
91.43
88.93
454.10
106.83
73.24
154.18
94.60
88.85
80.60
91.46
88.88
94.78
88.45
~~% "l
Jan
Mar
40
Jan
13
Jan
1%
'
1,000
Jan
11%
19'A
Jan
24
1%
HA
9A
200
10%
Mon.
Wed.
Jan
2%
Closing
Thurs.
79.33
12
Mar.
13—
5
72.75 Jan
2
Low
for 1957
95.07 July 26
Range
79.64
High
79.83
Low
Jan
24
Feb
Fri.
Mar
12%
12%
200
11%
Jan
13%
13 A
Mar.
14
71.50 Dec
10%
Jan
16 A
Feb
250
5 A
Jan
7A
Jan
2,600
17A
18A
2,300
100
97A
98A
30
6
A
6
4
3% Jan
15
12%
1
8
~13
18 A
47
18 A
100 A
Feb
13A
Feb
49%
1,700
19 A
Feb
5A
Feb"
17
100
47
A
12 A
100
Jan
200
SEC Index of Stock Prices
18 A Mar
Jan
93A Jan
A Mar
.*
39A Jan
49% Mar
Jan
The SEC index of stock
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1958, for composite and by major industrygroups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
stock for the week ended March 7,
5 A Mar
-1957-1958-
Percent
5
5a
£1
•
1A
—10*
10 A
A.
Interest
Period
Exchange
1A Jan
'1%
Feb
1,700
10%
10
9A
11
Jan
Feb
Last
or
Sale Price
Appalachian Elec Power 3 As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Composite
Manufacturing
Bonds
Friday's
Low
365.0
292.3
373.3
386.5
+ 3.5
472.5
366.6
.
..
-
High
Trade,
50
50
1
41
50
95A
97
19
95
438.7
503.5
402.2
229.7
226.2
+1.5
317.5
210.8
161.0
+ 0.2
163.5
146.1
.
282.7
—...
+ 2.7
275.4
275.7
Finance and Service
Mining
June-Dec
+ 2.8
+ 4.1
351.1
Goods
Transportation
262.6
•..■■
292.1
254.4
+ 5.0
402.3
261.3
97 A
95%
$130
Quar-Feb
1970
3%s 1978
Jan-July
135
92 A
13
92
82
83
10
77
93 A
84%
46%
46%
6
45
49%
36
June-Dec
36
3
35 A
39
92
—
83
A
Transactions at the New York Stock
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Exchange
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A 1st
series A
4s
1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
; Flying Tiger Line 5 As conv debs
Guantanamo
Western
&
RR
~AZtallan Power Realization
Midland
-
Valley
1970
88
«...
96
11
88
99
51A
54
84%
55 A
'
•—
83
18
77
86
86 A
83 A
85
16
80%
85
—
98%
99%
99
Jan-July
May-Noo
$100
1961
Electric Power Co Ltd:—
-OAs due 1953 extended to 1963
$86
3 As 1970
Public Service Electric &
Rapid
Electrotype
7s
1967
99 A
—
100%
Southern California Edison
3 As
series
A
3d series B
2%s
3s 1965
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
1973
1973
series C 1976
3%s series D 1976
99 A
$88 A
$93
91
98 A
$84
3%s
series
G
1981
98%
__
74
series
H
1982
4%s
series
I
1982
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
4% s
series
J
1982
Mar-Sep
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3 As
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
3s
3 As
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3 As 1964
Webb ft Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
9
99%
7
24
55
5,047,000
264,000
Mar. 14—
2,147,320
3,988,000
488,000
12,006,845
$22,121,000
5,311,000
»
Jan. 1 to Mar. 14
6s 1959
96 A
99
89
112,527,570
8.
34,000
40,000
$693,500
12,715,300
22,121,000
17,401,700
241,973,500
9,151,850
202,296,300
$23,611,000
$18,095,200
$254,726,800
$211,525,150
Bank
94
A
12
A 107 A
2
95%
92
5
and
Industrial
101
97A
103
106A
95
Total
89 A
100
Transactions at the American Slock Exchange
105 A
109A
110%
97 A
89 A
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
50
61
54
3
102
11
99
99
67
67 A
22
63 A
69%
4
101A
102 A
95%
97 A
102
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Total
Bonds
94 A
(No. of
Shares)
103
99
Mon.
Mar. 10
$97 A
98
—
Friday
American
Stock
Exchange
Interest
Period
Last
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
Low
A Baden
(Germany)
7s
1951
Jan-July
Cental Bk of German Btate & Prov Bonks—
<ftBs * cries A' • 1952
_t_l
____
series
B
1951
AOmnzig Part ft Waterways 6As 1952
High
17,000
Mar. 11
599.190
73,000
Mar. 12
640,835
84,000
llToOO
Thurs.
Mar. 13
637,565
100,000
2,000
Mar. 14—
2,942,620
$386,000
1,000
Jan. 1
1958
Range Since
Sold
No.
Low
Stocks—No.
of
High
$452,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 14
1958
1957
2,942,620
4,334,165
30,884,723
$386,000
Shares—
90,000
96,000
52,000
$29,000
$37,000
Week Ended Mar. 14
Bonds
$112,000
102,000
16,000
36,000
512,750
TotaL
1957
43,586,698
Bonds
1122
119 A
$3,779,000
$2,435,000
37,000
30,000
29,000
68,000
460,000
386,000
440,000
Foreign corporate
1155
_Aprfl-Oef
$171,000
Foreign government
Domestic
1190
Feb-Aug
Jan-Juiy
$11,000
$8,000
$93,000
588,280
Tues.
Wed.
Week's Range
or
Foreign
Domestic
Stocks
—
1
$35,000
$4,000
Government
A
92%
87 A
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
104,777,541.
8,288,190
Shares
Fri.
Western Newspaper Union
1957
1958
1957
12,006,845
$1,490,000
of
International
102A 102A
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
4,476,000
$23,611,000
$1,490,000
Week Ended Mar. 14
U.
102
67
2,830,695
1958
50
99
Mar. 13
Stocks—No.
55
106A
108
92
June-Deo
4,671,000
4,212,000
Thurs.
91
99%
—
94 A
$92 A
June-Deo
228,000
Railroad
93 A
95%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
$4,941,000
202,000
3,984,000
93
136
'•
103%
103
April-Oct
1971
1970
$308,000
4,469,000
100
78
88 A
$105
106
$4,633,000
__
100
98%
AprfZ-Oct
4As
93
130%
$87
1979
1,970,460
2,642,830
2,415,540
—
—
—
—
——
94 A
Feb-Aup
__
90
$91%
8s
TotaI
Bonds
$97
F
Sales
99%
56 A
$83
3s series E 1978
series
Bond
Bonds
88 A
97 A
120
91
—
$53
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
97 A
1
—
98 A
— —
87 A
$93
98 A
Government
Bonds
Mar. 11
Mar. 10-
Total
23
88
99%
—
132 A
$131
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, J 081—May-Noc
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-Juiy
Bank
Bonds
Mar. 12
Mon.
Fri.
mmmm
„
98 A
June-Dec
Jan-July
1998.-Jan-July
May-Nop
Gas Co 6s
deb
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct 7
United States
Foreign
Bonds
Railroad
Wed.
Nippon
Power 1st mortgage 3 As 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water ft Power 3 As 1964
Int'l
and Miscel.
Tues.
$100
Jan-July
3 As
of
Shares
99 A
April-Oct
Power
Stocks
No.
A
82
subord
debentures 1976
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96 A
99
95
$96 A
$52
Jan-July
Trust OA % llq tr ctfs
Ohio
v
'
»
92 A
RR 4%
1963
Corp¬
convertible
New England
"
May-Roy
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
National Research
us
r;
4s
1067
325.2
341.7
402.3
161.3
Range Since
Low
No.
High
High
+ 2.9
418.9
Goods
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid ft Asked
Change
300.9
Feb. 28, '58
7, '58
309.5
Non-Durable
"
Chicago Transit Authority
Mar.
Durable
Week's Range
June-Deo
Inc debs 1994
A
5
4,300
1A
1%
Low
mortgage
24
Jan
12
12
2
series
88.93
Averages
for 1958
1)0.04 Feb
Range
High
78.78
11
Mar.
Mar.
78.54
10
Mar.
Tues.
Jan
8,100
common—
ft Pump 4s
88.89
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Jan
27
3,100
24
24
4
BONDS
1st
91.57
80.76
Over-fhe-Counfer Industrial Stock
Mar
27A
x25% Mar
175
6 A
Inc
2%s
73.05
104.31
Is Jap
500
Friday
Edison
A
4 A
dep rets ord reg
Boston
104.69
454.60
_
*
40
Bond*
105.65
Jan
Ltd—
Stock
10
455.92
__
Jan
133
2,650
27 A
x25
10
1
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
American
ities
451.90
—
Jan
4%
Feb
Feb
37
1
€%
A Amer Steel
93%
Feb
A
10
Machine
Newspaper
Util¬
Rails
Jan,
3%
Industries
common—
pfd
Total
Grade
Rail*
trial*
Second
Grade
Indus¬
Jan
A
Feb
4A
500
x25% X27
5
Pwr & Lt 4A%
10
First
2js Mar
A
1
Co
&
Woodall
•
i
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood
2
1}J- Jan
25
C)
Brothers
Wisconsin
Wood
1% Jan
700
7,900
1
common
preferred
5%
Jan
100
A
4A
89
27 %
1
10c
preferred
WiUiams-McWilliams
Wilson
2A
600
451.49
10
(35 Stocks)
10
conv
Stock*
Jan
'A
*'
com
Westmoreland
Stores
ities
Jan
120
_la
Westmoreland
5A%
road*
Date
Ltd—
shares
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wlclces (The) Corp
trial*
Jan
Jan
1st pfd—100
Invest
ord
4A
65
1%
91
_*
Util¬
1A
100
...
Rail¬
119A
2
pM
Ltd
Western Maryland Ry 7%
Indus¬
Jan
2%
1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Total
I!Jan
1,000
Western
IB
108% Jan
17
1%
27A
Jan
20
540
4,800
Rights
White
24%
-Bonds10
30
Mar
19
Jan
-Stocks-
Jan
2A
22,100
1
2%
Ltd
Gas
800
.
1A
109
1
109'A
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
Oil
14A
0
Weiman & Company Inc
West Canadian
on
66% Mar
2A
listed
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
113
25
19 A
113
19 A
—
t-A
Total
cop;
AAA
414,000
9«Q non
_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1236)
.
.
Monday, "March. 17, 1958
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCK*
Par
American Motors Corp
3%
100
Tel & Tel——
American
Anaconda Co
14
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Lou
8%
172%
3,338
44%
171
408
42%
&
Boston
Edison
Albany
.100
RR——
j',_
Boston & Maine RR common—
Hfe
Southern Railway
High
8% Mar
167%
40
jfers
Cities
10
174%
Feb
Brands
Eastern Gas
Fuel Assoc
Ford
Motor
13
14
125
48%
50%
94
21%
137
10
corn¬
—100
Gillette
Service
1
20
15%
...100
133%
Y, N H & Hartford RR.„.
Pennsylvania
—
Hi
<N
Mathieson
Stone
Stop
—
RR
26%
50
24%
331
Jan
27
55
41%
278
62%
1.571
36
338
33% Feb
37%
86%
535
75%
Jan
180
28%
Jan
Edison
Union
United
7%
United
U
Shop
61 %
S
Corp
37%
Jan
41%
Woolwortll
Feb
64
5c
5c
Jan
3,169
14%
Jan
134%
322
125%
Jan
6%
10
5%
Jan
76
70%
Jan
12
77
39
Wesunghouttt
(F W)Jrfji
Co_.
12
11%
75
12%
209
24%
312
7%
80
Feb
Jan
Allen
43%
13%
Jan
Wrlgley Stores
Electric
tin
'iiiMti Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
43%
Feb
Briggs
Feb
Un
Stock
24%
23%
24%
360
22%
Jan
25
41%
40%
43%
2,491
34%
Jan
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
(The)
42%
39%
42%
1,257
31%
Jan
34%
355
31%
Feb
78
78
5
74%
Feb
62
63%
270
60%
Feb
62%
Feb
Die
&
Burroughs
Machine.
Corp
37%
Feb
65%'HPeb
Jan
•
43
Jan
57%
Jan
48-% Mar
v
Sales
/•, for Week
'
Shares
-
Range Since Jan. I
11
Low
"2%
2m
i'T
873
22%
>7%'
>
•
14%
-320
:
2%
3
Mar
22%Mar
Jan
20%
260
Feb
•
Drug
80
Feb
Consumers
220
"12%
4,730
14%
325
'"2%
•* 2%
400
2 %
Jan
30%
'
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
25%
Paper
Power
31%
1,455
29%
Jan
31%
1,562
50
Feb
57%
5%
Jan
2 %
Feb
14
2% Mar
15%
Jan
LOW
25%
142
18%
51
27%
27%
36%
37%
29%
30%
preferred
Art
6/64
34
34
50
"83%-
83
*"83%
4%
*
96
,1
14
Feb
General
20
Jan
Hall
Jan
37% Mar
Jan
31% Mar ; i
76
311
34
Mar
7%
5%
Feb
40%
40%
10%
1,135
31%
32
10% Jan
514
29 3,a Mar
32%
Feb
33%
33%
720
32%
Feb
36 y*
Jan
41%
-2,219
37%
Jan
41 Ve
Jan
11%
11%
2,061
9%
Jail
13% Feb
4%
5%
200
3%
Jan
8,922
33%
Jan
36%
Jail
1,450
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
1
Jan
1%'Mar
11%
1
5%
.1.66%
35%
35%
2%
2%
2%
1 Vi
—
—100
85
85
5
32%
10
5
Jun
Mar
1%
1%
650
22%
22%
...
36
Electric
'
.
Mtrs
^
.
.
2 %
'y
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1
•
■
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6
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5%.Mar
6
.
7^/3 Man
Feb
,
215
21%
Jan
23
Jan
1,767
.6,:
4
-10
—
26%
9%
26%
-1
-
Co
823
7%
4%
Jan
6.
Mar
22%
-
>(
Kaiser Industries
Kresge Co
Feb
.6%
—5
Lamp Co common—.
Manufacturing
t
Jan
15
33
108
83% Mar
85
29%
33%
•
Jan
737
v
7%
-9%
%5—
-
Mar
Kabn common
47
190
47
Feb
17%
17%
100
17%
Jan
...
69%
69%
268
61 %
Jan
Leonard
17% Mar
69%
69% Mar
.......
Kroger
Lansing Stamping Co
Feb
47
—
x47%
Jan
40% Mar
40%
—.1
Corp—
9%
•
5%
Jan
Jan.
38
9,114
10%
1
Industries——
8% Mar
Jan
1,750
40%
Hoskins
<•
Feb"
84
Jan
,
14
1,300
5%
10%
5
Trailer
Motors
Howell
sits Mar
Jan
4%
200
8%
MaT
28% Mar
3/64 Mar
27%
50
5
Brewing common
Graham Paige common
34%
10
14%. Feb
Jan
40%
3
Goebel
29
753
4%
14
25%
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
—
Jan
12%
48%
8
8%
Jaxi
1,251
20
%
Corp
Co
Wood
Jkn
24%
2,762
12%
—
Feb
2% TJan
•''1200
•
Gar
16
835
3/64
High
22%
75
3/64
10
Frueliauf
Range Since Jan. 1
18%
Steel
,
13 7 i(
50"
5%
1
1
—
54
13%
'"'49%
49%
——_——
Motors
Motor
152%
10
common
Bros
Edison
Ford
High
25%
5
Ex-Cell-O Corp common
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings-
Sale*
Range
■:
,
.25
Consolidated
Feb
Exchange
Week's
29%
fmnei
Gibson
Jan
8
7%
2%
5
._l
2
150
1.385
wv
„
Feb
9
22 V2
52
Jan
Masco
Refineries
Metal
12
12-
—3
T_-
26%
200
•
1
135
"
i
Jan
:
'l "
'
,f
'
13% Jan
~
2Va
2%
600
2%
Jan
2%
.221
common.21
j
t% Jan
(2 -Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
*8
Jan
-r-1
Products—
Screw
Clemens
Mt
1%
T%
1%
—1
,_a—-
9% Mar
•
Jan
7
100
*
Dow
: High
16'% Mar
Jan
14%
"2%
1
Chrysler Corp
34% Mar
65%
Detroit
36%
;.
61% *vtar
60%
Jan
42% Mar
33%
.*
—
93%-Mar.
25% Mar
45
.
18%
3''
—•
Co
Buell
44 % Mar
8.50
Yards
'• 173«
.
,
2
—.
Brown-McLaren
...
_____
Cin
Feb
51%
High
vr
24%
io
«
17"%'.
1
——
.
Jan
8
^
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
20
Milling
Low
—1.
American Metal Products
12% Mar
Jan
F
C
18%
Sale Prist
com
.,
Exchange
of Prices,
Par
A
38
Par
.......
63
13 Va
.
32% Mar
.87%
48% $1,527.50
Range
.
Feb
178
Last
Electric
Feb
Feb
102
Week's
last
Sale Pi Irs
329
Friday
&
55%
-.13
70
: 48%
"•*'*•
__
Jan
23%
STOCKS
Gas
1993
Friday
43%
Cincinnati Stock
Rights
4%s———
STOCKS
Detroit
Cincinnati
23% Jaq
i.y & .in t- r. % .*> v
Detroit Stock
Continental
Cincinnati
> y
-
Mar
Davidson
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Jail
Jan
7c
Feb
9
22%
Cincinnati Transit
22%
12.50
American Laundry
Baldwin
Piano
47% Mar
..21.%
% Jan
41%
100
Electric Corp
Jan
Feb
60V
41%
tWR'i-
52Vb
135
-63%* 63%
-,-10
40% Mar
r
423a
.'85 '
h*-.-.
61 %
'/I
60
__
v BONDS
.
^
16% Feb
134% Mar
37% Mar
525
24%
5
RR
.12%
2—
46 V8 Mar
%
Feb
117
.-
24% '25^
—
60
Westinghouse
Jan
59%
16%
12
25
Co
& Mass
.1
Jan
3534 Mar
473s
9d;»/8^.;V-;'92%-' 95V8..-. :^.151,
Steel
Jan
354
.
13
13 'V
...
Feb
50
'47% *:;:•■•
22%
34%
20%
..40%
25
f.
*eu
Jan
18% Mar
50.:;
;
'
;
.60%V.61% 'v
60%
25
1—5
Shoe
S
Feb
•
Macb
Rubber
S
Vermont
52
22%
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
56
•
Co
•i.;
40
1
—
1
Co
Fruit
..
45%
Carbide
U
Budd
Torrington
40%
513a
'..21
Co
*
Inc
30%
110
34% Mar
12
24%
20
•
c
.
50
86% Mar
34%
37%
2.50
Inc—
40
190
77
50
j
33% •v.'
—10
—
50% Mar
Feb
51%
;„40%
7
....
Toledo
Jan
6%
6%
100
47
45%
Jan
Mar
50
7
61%
131
5
Co
Webster
Shop
Jan
21% Mar
5c
Ass'n
&
&
51%
Jan
15%
100
Chemical
Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut
Feb
16%
35
Companies-
Northern RR
44%
Texas
Htgn
90
25
461«-:-46%
46%
—25
—
!
Feb
50%
Feb
33%
10
Corp.-—
England Electric SystemEngland TeJ 8c Tel Co
Olfn
14
'
1
Cement
N
Jan
12
61
61%
Copper Corp..
New
Feb
83%
Co
National
44
40%
J»
Kennccott
New
Jan
Oil
Feb
Jan
39%
era
1*5
Co
Lone
Star
9 %
21%
(Ohio)
Sunray
52% Mar
Feb
20% Mar
58%
inc
Electric
Standard Oil
Feb
:
Co_._.———J,
General
25%
50
100
.—
adj—
pfd
210
-
cum pfd class B—,
Eastern Mass St Ry Co—
cum
42%
Jan
8%
12
125
U
Co
First Nat'l Stores
48%
25
20%
___
er
5%
8%
21%
42%
Co
&
8%
20%
Jan
Ji
"
LOU
High
18%. 19%
■____
mdiaua)
<
(N
'
.
.
48%
50 0
OH
totanaard
,1
■,
.
Range Since Jan, 1
33%
33%
_
Kami
Standard
Jan
45%
J
50
Mobil
Sperry
Jan
Jan
Mar
v
119
834
..10
Corp
Range
52%
.100
_—:—
fiop
Service
Copper
51%
.100
—
Buffalo-Eclipse
51%
1
"III
preferred
Boston
122% 122%
._2i>
Low
—5
Socony
High
i
...
48%
Sinclair
Range Since Jan. 1
72
Safe*
for Week
Range
•f Prices
Par
Standard OH
Boston
Week's
Last
Sale PriM
STOCKS
Sales
8'e
171
50
—
Week's
Low
-5
—
ENDED MARCH
Exchange
Range
Last
Sale Prick
WEEK
THE
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
FOR
2\*
2%
100
2 %
Jan
2Vt Jan
53%
Jan
Jan
'
n-octer
dr
Gamble
S
58%
60%
569
54%
Jan
60% Mar
Parke
5
24%
24%
90
23%
Jan
25
Peninsular
1
13%
13%
27
10%
Jan
13% Mar
Pfeiffer
10
68%
68%
25
68% Mar
69%
Revlon
Playing Card.
8
Printing
common.
Unlisted
Allied
Stores
American
40%
Can
Auiei
Cyanamid
i.,
44%
17
42%
17
12.50
_
Telephone 61 Telegraph
14%
5
100
171%
Rights
Tobacco
25
Anaconda
Ashland
Oil
....I
....
Bheel
Ohio
Ry.
General
15%
735
15%
G%
45
5%
225
36%
49%
39%
25
2%
50
55%
17
-
76
^
25
56
50
Feb
16%
Jan
485
27%
Jan
30%-Mar
125
2%
Feb
SVi-Teb
25%
25%
.7%
74b
Jan
46
Feb
41
Jan
49%
10
25%
8l,2
341
22%
Jan
53% Mar
5?—
Juu
51 %
36
40
Jan
Jan
48% Jan
.
STOCKS
Feb
>
2rv
Jan
43%
Jan
49 %
Feb
,
174% Mar
187%
Feb
57%
1%
3
57%
60
62%
5
62'.'0
Jan
J/eb
.,
Exchange ^
AMeglianv
Castings.—
Paper
A Ills
65 %
Jan
Aluminium
Feb
64%
Jan
American
496
33%
Feb
36%
15%
15%
175
14%
Jin
15%
Feb
Vi Range Since Jain t
500
19%
-
44
8%
200
7%
49% "Feb
7%
Jan
''
23%
4%
4%
43%
43%
7%
9
1
70%
4%
1,200
100
9
24%
9% Feb
•
6%
Jan
5V4
Jan
41
7,500
Jan
8'%-Feb
Jan
750
45 y«
9
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.300
24%
24
Mar
26% Jan
68%
7048
700
61
Jan
:70%Mar
30%
31%
800
26%
Feb
31% Mar
17
17
17
100
14%
Jan
17% Jan
15%
143a
15%
700
13Va
Jan
*
1
,
Hlgft
'
Jan
24%
——-—-—.*
(Un)
Jan ' '
400
21
—10
America—
of
Ltd
Airlines
Low
49%
20%
Jan
15%
■
49 %
*
—
Co
57% Mar
60%
36
Share#
:
21
1
Laboratories
Allied
25%
.
lx>v~ High
8%
8
Allied
34% Mar
35%
of Filcee
for Week
8%
1
1U111
10514 Mar
Feb
Range 2
7%
Corp
-■
Chalmeis Manufacturing
Corp
Jan
Feb
41%
...
Sale«
-
1
Aluminum
98%
47
Jan
3;>;f-eb,
12% Feb
Feb
5-
Corp
Advanced
30%
187
..
49%
10
Co
37
Jan
I.a»t
„
common.———5
Laboratories
Aluminum
1
....
3
,•
"
194
37%
.
Par
Admiral
90
-100
,
16% Jan'
^ar ;
10%
510
.„3-v.
Week'y
Sale i'lrtee
Abbott
41%
~-
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<
56%
Acme Steel
41
.
-.3
;
"
Jan
36
3
Midwest Block
■
27%
34%
.11%- 11%
.4.'
Frtiay
2% Mar
22% Mar
34%
250,
:
20
14% Feb
.
Mar
90
179% 181 %
Feb
-^-a-con»^llatioiL.p( the roiind-lot transactions wuly
23%
105% 105%
,
v. 'V
~
373b Mar
250
22
1
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Feb
~~
17 Va
159
27 Ya
,;-8V;.Mar
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39%
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33
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8% Mar
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American Machine & Foundry
80
31%
Feb
36%
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American
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32%
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&
33%
10
Feb
36 %
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35%
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23
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American
90
90
50
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52
13%
Feb
16%
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American
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Jan
54%
Feb
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53
53
31
51
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65
65
87
61%
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65
Mar
Steel
Armco
Armour
12
12%
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23
23
37%
38
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10
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5
11%
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19%
Jan
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266
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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42%
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45% Mar
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Jan
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78%
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40
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14%
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69%
45
64
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Jan
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5%
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45
423a
45
1.500
40
Feb
45%
Feb
10
44%
44
45%
1.600
43% Mar
47%
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15
Feb
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,
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25
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preferred'.
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Corp
00
10
9%
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900
19%
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97s
Feb
6%
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Jan
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100
16%
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20
37%
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1.200
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6%
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7 V4
Jan
Jan
Volume
The Commercial
Number 5725
187
and Financial Chronicle
(1237)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
FOR
THE
WEEK ENDED MARCH 14
Sartei
Last
Range
Sale Frio*
of Prices
Friday
for Week
-
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan. I
'
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.
.
Bailey Selhurn Oil & Gas class A
Baiawan-Lima-Hamilton
Beldea
Manufacturing
Bendix
Aviation
Benguet
Bemiebem
Steel
8
1
,
Low
High
8
8
4
100
7%
9%
Jan
11%
11%
29
28%
29
500
27%
Co
Ml
5
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(On)
48%
49
500
47%
Jan
1
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__
Merck &
Jan
Co
(Un)
39%
40%
2,900
36 %
1
25%
:25 %
150
24%
38
38
500
34%
•
Feb
Jan
South
Jan
26%
Jan
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Airplane
Feb
41%
Jan
Missouri
Booth
Fisheries
Corp
Buaa
Company
Industries
Burroughs
Corp
150
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Modine
24%
24%
1,100
23%
Feb
25%
Jan
Monsanto
27%
28%
1,500
27%
Feb
30%
Jan
Montgomery
=»
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74%
72%
74%
200
77
Jan
Morris
16
Jan
5
:
(Un).
14%
1
(Un)
14%
72 % Mar
200
•
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13%
Jan
Feb
24%
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V
13%
23%
7,700
% 200
100
2
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2
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Jan
Jan
14
12
100
1%
45
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9%
45%
300
200
31%
9%
300
20
1
25
54%
49%
Tile
New
Feb
American
Car
Jan
Northern
Illinois
Feb
Northern
53% Feb
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
49
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
100
19% Mar
23%
Jan
8%
8%
200
Chrysler Corp
25
52%
52%
54%
1,200
8.50
29%
29%
30%
150
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48%
48%
5/64
50%
6,500
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39%
39%
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32%
32%
83
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-
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Jan
9
4V-2%
common
preferred
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Co
Colorado
Fuel Sc Iron
Inc
100
;
Feb
Jan
■Oak
Feb
45
39%
500
35%
Jan
1,300
28
Jan
34%
84
12%
Bancorporation
Oil
Co
20%
20%
16%
25
1
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consolidated -Foods
Consumers
Container
Power
Can
Co
Continental Motors Cory
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Jan
14
Jan
fan
200
Co
£
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Corp
20
Feb
22
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
25%
&
Paramount
16
-
41% Jan
4,000
Mar
Amer
Electric
World
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
5
Airways
(Un)
prior
conv
Dodge
Dow
Manufacturing
Chemical
Co
Air
Jan
14%
Jan
16% Mar
Feb
50% Mar
Corp common
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
18%
18%r
1,100
17 %
Jan
19 Va
Pepsi-Cola
45 %
46%
600
41%
Jan
6%
Jan
-
2,100
•
a
•
25% Mar
.
Emerson
Radio
&
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Motor
Foremost
Co
Jan
Co
Pfizer
8%
1,100
700
11%
Jan
14%
100
24%
Jan
28% Mar
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
18
18
100
15%
Feb
19%
Phillips Petroleum
300
7%
Jan
9%-
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
23%
23
23%
800
21% Mar
28
29%
29%
200
27%
30%
Process
Jan
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9%
9% Mar
Jan
17
700
16% Feb
400
53
Jan
59
18%
100
17
Jan
18%
Four-Wheel
Ft
37%
100
31%
Jan
1,200
99%
Feb
400
4%
Jan
~5%
5%
16%
5
40%
Auto
'
5%
-
17
Co
Public Service
5
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5
200
41%
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1
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17%
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38
9
5%
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5
17
Jan
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<Un)
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Co
6%
12
1%
Jan
11%
Jan
57%
59%
500
Gossartt
(W H)
Granite
Gray
(R J)
Bros
Royal
Dutch
Oil
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10%
10%
74%
5
*
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National
Jan
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Electric
Hertz
corp
500
36
600
33%
Feb
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100
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50
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______
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.
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Jan
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Illinois
Central
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RR
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Jan
Bend
75%
,
70
600
-
92%
Industrial; Development
15
400
16
37%
1%
-
28%
Jan
50
26
Jan
900
33
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Spiegel
Jan
inland
Steel
International
1%
Paper
International
Shoe.Co
International
Tel
Interstate
&
Power Co
Feb
9%
Feb
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Feb
Stewart-Warner
101%
600
109%
Feb
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Stone
13%
13%
800
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350
40%
41%
800
75
75
54
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Jen
17%
100
16
Feb
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50
13%
40%
11%
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11%
;
15
Jan
14
37%
44%
Jan
75
■■
&
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&
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2%
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=
17%
Feb
18% Mar
28%
Jan
33%
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200
18
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10%
88
10%
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10V2
Feb
85%
700
74
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750
32% Mar
32%
29%
30%
29
29
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27
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Loew's
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Co
common
:
(Henry C) & Co_.
64 y»
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66
Mar
52
52
100
49%
Jan
52
Mar
__
14%
14%
100
13 Va
Jan
l:>%
__
34%
34%
200
33%
Jan
38%
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8%
2,500
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221/4
22%
200
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8%
__
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Feb
9% Jan
23%
,
Jan
34
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Feb
:
,
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Jan
Union Electric
77%
200
71
Jan
77%
Feb
Union
OH
89%
400
85%
Jan
93%
Feb
Union
Pacific
36%
36%
200
34%
Feb
36% Mar
31%
32
900
29%
Jan
32
14 = 8
14%
500
13%
Jan
14% Mar
6%
100
6
Feb
2,600
23%
Feb
b
Mar
Union
United
J
Jan
United
40%
Jan
U
25%
27 %
27%
100
Jan
27%
85%
600
76 Va
Jan
Feb
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22%
300
19% Jan
23
Mar
611/a
62%
42
43%
15%
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50
37%
38%-
15
141/2
15
,
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600
120
.
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62% Mar
Jan
43% Mar
13
40Q
Jan
37
400
15%
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Jan
36%
Feb
15
Feb
42%
Jan
17
14 y2 Mar
Jan
39
39
39
200
37%
Jan
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Jan
——
47%
471/2
100
44
Jan
49
Jan
32%
33%
2,300
29% Feb
33% Mar
401/4
39%
40%
1,400
37%
Feb
40% Mar
33%
33%
400
11
Jan
35
2IV2
Feb
24% Feb
40
Jan
44% Mar
■
22 %
44%
221/4
300
43%
44%
1,200
31
28%
31
12
12
12%
42
40%
44%
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,
700
1,100
27
31
Jan
8% Jan
...
Jan
MaT
12% Mar
321/2
Jan
44% Mar
68%
500
64
22%
550
20%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
10
41%
69
22%
10
100
9%
Feb
11
Jan
40%
41%
2,800
37%
Jan
41% Mar
69%
Feb
55% Mar
X55% X55%
50
7%
8%
1,700
6%
8%
Feb
30%
31%
600
27%
Jan
32%
100
32%
Feb
32
34%
Jan
30%
32%
32%
58% Jan
.
Jan
.
Feb
20%
20%
20%
300
18%
Jan
20% Mar
39
40%
600
33%
Jan
40% Mar
31
27%
27
27%
5,700
25%
Jan
8%
8
8%
600
50%
600
47%
48%
3,400
47%
24%
27V4 Mar
Feb
8
46%
43
9%
Feb
Feb
.
Jan
51% Feb
50%
Feb
24%
241/2
250
22
Jan
26
27%
27%
600
24%
Jan
27% Mar
38 %
39
600
85% Jan
39%
18%
19
2,900
18%
Feb
20%
12%
14
1,000
9%
Jan
14
100
42%
Jan
46% Mar
Feh
18%
46%
46%
46%
47%
42
2,800
47%
Feb
51%
10
47%
47
47%
400
1
13%
42%
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
47% Mar
Feb
1
(Ml Oo
500
12%
Jan
13% Feb
30
100
29%
Jan
32
15
15
500
18%
Jan
15%
10
(Un)
13%
30
1
Corp
13
5
Equipment
10%
10%
280
10
Feb
12% Jan
10
1
3%
3%
300
(Un)
V
45
Feb
Jan
Jan
7.50
39%
Feb
22%
2,100
20%
Jan
23% Jan
321%
34%
2,200
29%
Jan
34% Jan
36
34%
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21%
43%
1
35
3%
2% Jan
Jan
361/s
200
60%
61%
2,100
43
43%
61%
22% Jan
37%
Feb
65%
63
Jan
Co
•
"1%
12%
300
11% Jan
20%
1,350
19% Mar
37%
300
1%
1%
12,400
600
27%
87% Feb
97
27
31
Corp (Un).
13% Mar
12%
19%
37%
19%
3
1
Feb
31
31%
82 V4
Jan
22%
38
Feb
Feb
Jan
1
1% Mar
Jan
31% Mar
Carbide
Fruit
6
92%
95%
800
28%
28
28%
1,100
Ian
29**
.25
44%
44%
45%
500
40%
Jan
45% Mar
-10
RR
26%
26%
27
700
26
Jan
26
Rubber
va
*
n
d
57%
500
52%
Feb
57% Mar
26%
300
22
Jan
27%
42
43
-400
35
Jan
70%
71
•
44
Feb
Mar
400
67%
Jan
75
Feb
9%
9%
200
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
33%
33"%
33%
500
31%
Feb
35%
Feb
60%
59%
61
4,100
25
23
25
950
17%
Jan
26
29%
400
27%
Jan
29% Feb
14%
Gypsum
4
Industries
1
—
5
i«%
Co
56%
26%
57%
.10
Co
States
States
Jan
94%
-15
Corp
(Un)
California-
of
(Un)
—
51% Jan
61% Mar
85% Mar
52%
200
47
Jan
52% Mar
Feb
Van
Dorn
Walgreen
100
9
Jan
16%
17
900
14
Jan
20%
20%
100
20% Mar
800
9%
9%
8%
25
68%
68%
100
I
28%
29
300
•
36%
34%
36%
13%
13%
13%
6
62%
__
__
42
28% Mar
52
8%
1
4%
13%
51%
United Aircraft Corp (Un).
United Air Lines Inc
6%
83%
8%
Jan
Jan
37% Jan
,
F
28%
*
3%
11%
600
37%
IS
Tri Continental
Feb ;,
26%
16%
x22%
BOo
31%
28%
5
900
1,000
40%
51
Corp
Tool
29%
Feb
52
4
12%
40%
51%
Inc
Power
Jan
>
38
•
3%
12
7
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
89%
•-
4
12%
TJn)
(The)
Feb
*
Chemical
Inc
Lyttonls
(Un)
common
43% Feb
200
1,200
Feb
Corp
27%
1,000
7
Tobacco
Lincoln-Printing Co
37% Mar
66
Feb
Furniture
100
1,800
.
40%
4
cibby MeNeil & Libby
38%
66
(Ohio)
Co
6%
14%
8.75
:
37%
43%
ft
Textron
200
300
19%
39 %
5
Leath <fc Co common
Feb
Mar
Jan
18%
39%
University—
29
35
Company
Sylvania Electric Products
32
33 %c
common
32% Mar
Jan
1,600
Mid Continent
Swift
83%
29%
*
(Un)__.
Jan
26 %i
2,800
Bhnbeam
18%
r-
Light (Um
16
28%
46
U 8 Steel Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
12% Jan
600
500
42
Feb
Mar
18% Mar
2% Jan
10
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
100
29
66
•
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19%
36%
(Un)
15
32%
28%
15
45 %
Jan
31.
r. •
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IS
31%
--
39%
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United
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-''mm—
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45%
Jan
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20
Oil
Railway
Container
Texas
(Un)
3.B0
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89%
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68% Mar
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Oil
Jan
77%
.
Johnson Stephens &
63
45
Standard
Jan
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—
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800
6.25
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108% 109%
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14%
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67%
a
Oil
38
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67
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Brands Inc (Un)
700
Co
Mineral
(Um
Standard
Jan
9'%
83%
Harvester
International
18
67%
•
common
15%
1
Co_______.
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37% Feb
16% Jan
g
(Un)
Standard
38% Feb
Jan
Inc
-9%
:
u_
18% Mar
Jan
.29
Jan
1%
1,300
Jan
33%
14% Mar
400
28
Southern Pacific Co
10%
llll
Jan
5
Jan
15%
15%
•_*
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16%
800
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(Un)
82
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31%
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92% Mar
10
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60%
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92% Mar
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Jan
18
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300
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14%
1
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34% Mar
13%
(W A)
92%
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Indiana
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100
17%
1
&
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f.
Feb
15%
18
1.40
Corp
Roebuck
Shaeffer
Jan
'38
Jan
17%
L
;
32%
52% Mar
11
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sears
Standard Oil of
25
Corp
Jan
Jan
10
Schering
1%
-
Brewing Co
Werner
Jan
32%
28%
Jan
»
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Co
Jan
"
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16
25% Feb
1,600
s
Jan
36%
Co
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Jan
28
37
Stockyards
Service
65%
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13% Mar
100
32%
48% Jan
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St Regis Paper Co_
64%
14%
1
Co
36%
5,500
31
15
12.50
1
Corp
14%
28%
33
•
43%
34%
35%
10
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preferred____Lu____10o
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3
Gulf
14%
31%
300
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Feb
35%
61%
Louis
Louis Public
Feb
Great Lakes
Gricsedieck
Jan
7% Jan
600
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ot
1% Mar
•
...
Feb
29
28%
1
Co
Jan
26%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock______
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i_;
1,400
101%
37%
5
Paper
59%
26%
Co
Jan
1
33%
1,600
City Steel Co
Stores
Feb
6
~2~50
13
57% Mar
19,100
Drug
Feb
26
300
52%
10
Co
40% Jan
25% Feb
62 %
Co___
89%
200
6%
Feb
300
36%
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& Rubber
200
27%
37%
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Southern
Goodyear Tire
91
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Feb
51%
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River
Jan
13%
Jan
2,900
43
Goldbiatt Brothers
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37"%
5
Metals
Reynolds
Feb
1%
35%
...
46% Mar
•
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Inc
Rlchman
Feb
41%
12%
_83y3c
(UnU_____
Jan
•
Co
Revlon
17% Mar
9%
700
42%
Gillette (The) Co__.__
400
52%
(Un)
Reynolds
Mar
Jan
1%
35%
Rubber
&
46%
5
1
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Feb
8% Mar
1,600
ii%
10
:
:
45%
"
Feb
Jan
12%
1%
Corp__________--166%
Motors
General Telephone Corp
General
;•
57%
61%
1
..
37%
23% Mar
Feb
15
900
11 %
2
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Jan
32%
Co
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;-Feb
37%
2,500
17
1
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33%
21 y«
5,000
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St
General
200
300
18'/a
3
•
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105 % Mar
15% Jan
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40%
-
2
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57% Mar
35%
231/4
18%
12.50
Corp
Rexall Drug
17
5
Inc
Drive
37%
104% 105%
37%
5
:
50% Jan
23
18% Jan
57%
18%
■v
—
17%
57%
17
57%
5
_
:
41% Mar
Feb
18%
33%0
28%
9%
1
•_
Dairies
52% Mar
39%
a
25
13%
8
10
Phonograph (Un)
;
15%
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28%
-
18
_1
Falstaff Brewing Corp___
■.
Flour Mills of America Inc_
14%
32%
10
13%
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1
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Jan
Jan
35% Mar
46% Mar
46%
5
IncI
Lines
Eastman Kodak
'
__
25
Radio Corp of America
Eastern
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1
Penn-Texas
18%
48%
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Co
13%
36%
6%
—~
'
5
100
lo
Drcwrys Ltd USA Inc
46%
1
preferred
Pulman
*
(Un)
common
800
'
1
.
Deere & Company common
Feb
Feb
90%
*
25
Pictures
Peabody Coal Co
44% Mar
_5
.
10 y4
32
28% Jan
43% Jan
35
35
—4-
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(Un)
16%
25
_____
_
200
6.25
50 %
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57%
•
16%
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57%
3.50
49%
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1
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44%
24%
25%
10
*
100
1
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8
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411/4
10
p
1.33%
;
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Corp of America
Continental
44
44%
Gas
Jan
12
2,800
17%
;
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79%
50
21
17%
common
41V4
-*
250
Jan
100
13%
*
*
CQiniQonwealth Ellison
600
11
|
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Oklahoma Natural Gas
Ohn-Mathleson Chemical
39% Mar
33%
Corp
A.
„
521/4
10%
Feb
Feb
Mar
Co—
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
,,5/64 Mar
51% Feb
iV Mar
200
System (Oil)
Columbia «jas
5
__.
50
Feb
10
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Owens-Illinois Glass
Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Jan
7%
Jan
31%
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)
57
00
Power
(Minnesota)
Feb
29 %
42
50%
1
Natural Gas Co
300
Electric
One
Jan
200
&
400
52%
*
55%
13%
Co
30%
800
io
■
Corp
20%
21
Gas
Illinois
Jan
50%
Cincinnati
(Un)
Corp
17%
7%
80%
Jan
1,000
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Aviation
American
52% Mar
50
Feb
35%
•
11%
Mar
Jan
737/8
28%
33%
1
_
RR
Northern
13%
v.; Rights
Cities Service
Central
North
21
•
York
North
33%
13%
25
Pact
As
6%
800
600
35
'132%
1
Jan
46
Jan
21
Paul
i.
200
-
50
;
11
10
450
-,
Feb
Mar
-
•,
76%
29%
35
g
Co
Mar
Jan
Mar
7%
74%
33%
1
(Tin)
Mfg
500
20%
:
52%
54%
9
Standard
National
&
40
-
Feb
2%
Feb
41%
32%
9%
;
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10
National
Feb
2
•
29%
5
Feb
38%
13% Mar
4»y2
3
Jan
25%
Jan
1%
82%
'
32%
5
__
24%
1%
35%
Jan
Jan
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(Un)_I
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National Distillers & Chem
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
25% Mar
10%
10%
341/4
*
National
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
600
200
•
j
18%
17
22%
-
7%
76%
.
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
•
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91/2
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40
%
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100
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Feb
500
.
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200
__
11% Jan
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25%
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19%
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12%
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Jan
18
< Un >
&
Jan
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17%
(Un)
(Phillip)
29
.
24%
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46% Mar
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7%
•
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400
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Central & South West Corp
v
600
17%
16%o
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Jan
15%
39%
1
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11
25
Prospect. Ltd
Chemical
30%
25%
Canadian Facifllc (Un
Manufacturing
11
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12.50
____
Carrier Corp common
Certain-teed
14%
..
15
corp
of America
37%
500
12%
10
Cement
30
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5
Butler Brothers
Celanese Corp
14%
14%
24%
28%
'
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Canadian
14%
5
5
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2,200
18%
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Portland
10
;
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46%
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10%
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Feb
Jan. 1
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LOW
45%
10
41%
Range 1
18%
4
Utilities
Share*
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45%
12.50
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle
1% Feb
Jan
40
8
Co
30
52%
'
f*r Week
ef Prices
Lim
16%c
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mississippi
Boeing
Range
.1* Prieg
P«r
11% Mar
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5
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9
Jan
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Corp
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Jan
500
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Week's
Last
:
6
6
5,250
100
100
8
.
Jan
9% Mar
17
23%
9%
Mar
Jan
Jan
66
Jan
72
Jan
28
Jan
29%
Jan
34%
Feb
13% Mar
5%
Jan
43
15%
6
Feb
Feb
Feb
Webcor
4
34
34%
500
26%
Jan
•
31%
32
400
30%
Jan
35
Martin
Co
1
32%
32%
300
31% Mar
36%
47%
48%
600
36%
48% Mar
Co
29%
Wieboldt
Stores
Wisconsin
Inc
Public
Wool worth
(F
W)
Publishing
10 Va
Jan
300
15%
Jan
17-.
62%
62%
400
60%
Feb
65% Feb
17%
200
16%
Feb
21
0
Feb
Feb
13
13%
150
Jan
14
22%
23%
2,100
19%
Jan
23 % Mar
35 %
35%
700
31%
Jan
36
22%
22%
22%
2,200
42 %
42%
400
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(Un)
Service
Co
Feb
2,000
17%
35%
common
'Hnnksharef
Electric Power
Wisconsin
62%
18%
17%
Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
12
17 Va
12
Union
Wisconsin
Feb
(Un)
35
Co
35
50
12%
201/2
Jan
23%
Mar
Feb
36%
Jan
43%
Feb
35
Jan
36
Jan
34% Mar
common
Works.
Inc
Western
World
Marshall Field
Iron
Marquette
Cement
(T^e,)
Mfg
Medusa Portland Cement
15
47}
Jan
b
Jan
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
Youngs town Sheet & Tube
Zenith
Radio
Corp
8
5
84%
•
;
•
137%
8
84%
1371% 140
200
8
Feb
9%
Jan
100
69
Jan
84% Mar
400
121
Jan
140% Mar
The Commercial and
.
38
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
(1238 )
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
MARCH J 4
THE WEEK ENDED
FOR
Week's
Friday
Week's
Range
STOCKS
Low
ACF-Induktries
Co (Un)_—
Gold Mining
Reduction
4314
——5
-1
10c
•
-
Corp
Corp
Aeco
Air
——.—-25
(Un/
Inc
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
—
84c
.
2
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
1
Allied Chemical 6c Dye Corp (Un)—18
Ailis-Chalraers Mfg Co (Un)—-.—..-10
Alaska
Juneau
Ltd
Aluminium
Co
4-
31
(Un)
•
American Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
American Bosch Anna Corp (Un)——2
__
17
23
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)-l
American
—
'
—1
Foreign Power (Un)—■—
Metal Climax
_
10
a20%
6c
American
American
8
•
B
American Smelting tc Refining (Un)__•
American Tel & Tel Co
100
Corp (Unj._.
Motors
American
__
American Potash & Chemical Corp
(Un)
American Radiator & S S
Rights
„25
Corp (U11)
Co (Un)
AUd.erson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)
Viscose
(The)
79%
28%
Steel Corp (Un)
6c Co (111)
(Un)__
Armour
(Un)
Ashland Oil 6c Refining
(Un)
Mfg Corp
Corp
..
<Un>
Bethlehem Steel Com (Un)
Gypsum Co
Blair
Oil
Cliica
Bond
Stores
Borden
_——
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Caluornia
Instruments
Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Vought
Aircraft
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv
Paul
;
(Un)
(Un)
com
Service
Columbia
Class
Co
Natural
Gas
Crestmont
Oil
173
Feb
3% Jan
Jan
925
76
763
26%
81 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
2,634
40%
Feb
45%
Feb
325
22%
Feb
25% Jan
Jan
28
•'
929
26%
455
43
14? 8 Mar
Feb
12%
1,197
14%
15%
Jan
46% Jan
Mar
16'b Jail
15
Feb
17%
Jan
19%
34% Mar
186
3,450
...
Feb
39%
Jan
989
7
Jan
8%
Feb
200
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
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200
11% Mar
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8%
8% Feb
50c
24%
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50c
6,644
21c
20%
24%
l,o00
25 %
Jan
1
1G%
16%
150
2014 Feb
16% Mar
18%
Jan
48%
49
489
47%
52 %
Jan
■
■
2%
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Feb
27%
Feb
2.85 Mar
4%
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7
Jan
2% Jan
24%
Feb
9% Jan
Mar
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Jan
Jan
1
Jan
1% Mar
43%
244
36%
Jan
43% Mar
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3,255
37%
Jan
11 %
355
10%
Jan
11% Jan
4c
4c
24,500
4c
Jan
1,307
4c
3%
9%
1
225
3%
3%
13%
13%
38%
1,019
5c
34%
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13% Jan
Mar
13
Jan
3.25
Jan
2.90
256
38%
n-
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41%
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9?8 Mar
8%
10,280
6%
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16
40O
14%
Jan
64%
64%
265
61% Jan
64% Mar
27%
27%
599
27 %
Feb
29% Jan
20%
64%
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240
19 %
Feb
21
Jan
14%
216
14%
Feb
16
/
Mar
16
8% Mar
8%
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225
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Jan
11
__
11
140
9%
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Jan
31%
30%
30%
31
455
29%
25%
25%
25%
200
25% Mar
20%
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65
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43
1,021
43
4%
;
21% Feb
Mar
43
Feb
4
Jan
25 % Mar
19% Mar
39%
Jan
4?4
Mar
Jan
4
100
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2,000
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24%
24%
457
23%
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36
36%
329
32%
Jan
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14%
15%
320
14%
Feb
16% Jan
61
59%
Jan
67 %
14%
14
9%
4
—.
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5
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Jan
Jan
1,448
58 %
14%
825
13 %
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14% Mar
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61.
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9 %
9%
1,150
Jan
9% Mar
1
19 %
20%
402
18
Jan
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38%
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2,278
32
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42>4 Mar
49%
50%
828
49
Mar
53% Feb
13%
13%
140
12%
20 %
21
505
19% Mar
52%
53%
1,315
50
45
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*
52%
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Feb
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Jan
class A__2.50
26%
26 %
421
25
Feb
51
Jan
19%
Jan
57
Feb
328
204
49%
3%
Feb
22% Jan
Feb
1.541
4% Jan
22%
Feb
24% Mar
28
Feb
Feb
27
Mar
Jan
27
25%
27
213
17%
16%
17%
2,461
1
11%
11%
264
10%
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167
42
Jan
43% Feb
49
586
44% Jan
28% Feb
49% Mar
common
__
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50c
Records
Deere & Co
Inc
Giorgio Fruit
RR
(Uni
Ccurp class A
B
677
40%
Jan
a9%
17
9%
Feb
9%
__
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8
8%
Jan
46%
46%
214
40
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46% Mar
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175
33%
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Productions
4%
396
45
46 %
1,942
.
96
97
94
I
17%
17%
2%
2%
8%
9%
9%
5
Ltd (Un)
Mines
Oil
Dominguez
36 %
17%
Aircraft
Douglas Oil
Co
DuMont- Lab
1
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Co
9%
1.425
7%
Jan
9% Mar
9%
420
9%
Feb
10 ?8
Jan
21% Mar
28 Ve
50c
1
(Un)
8
Jade
642
27%
Jan
29%
36%
110
34 % Mar
38%
Jan
17%
102
16% Mar
17% Jan
815
16% Jan
-
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4%'/
pfd
conv
1,788
57% Mar
65%
Jan
62 %
1,633
60%
Feb
64
Jan
3
3
300
2.40
Jan
Lear
Inc
54%
Feb
Jan
36%
Jan
15 '/a
15%
16
Feb
Libby
Aircraft
(Un)—
(P) Co (Un)
Inc
Lorillard
&
H)
(R
Co
——
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32%
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38
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8
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11
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167%
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9%
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13
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15
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115
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42%
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13%
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1,069
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Feb
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76%
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416
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Jan
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5%
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Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
Bell
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American Electronics Inc
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American
Feb
43%
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120
79
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Southern
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Bouthern
Railway
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633a Mar
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Feb
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5534
880
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63%
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40
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21
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Jan
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Jan
1,749
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21
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14
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29 Va
24%
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29
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Jan
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35%
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210
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2.826
26
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Spiegel Inc common
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41%
26
49%
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4.88 Ye
Feb
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1
4.48%
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Mar
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Sinclair Oil
44% Mar
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14%34%
•
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25 V4
3834
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25 %
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253 a
Pacific Tel & Tel cornmon.-T.-—_—100
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for Week
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Sale Price
/ '
WEEK ENDED MARCH 14
Sale*
500
1 Q3Mar
Jan
19% Mar
6
Mar
Rockwejll
Spring
&
Axle
2534
1
Manufacturing
434
^__5
United
14c
18c
10c
26
4%
18c
197
33
35,710
7%
2234
27V4
Jan
Feb
5
Jan
Feb
20c
4% Mar
10c
Feb
4% Mar
4 34 Mar
Feb
13V4
1334
12
Jan
14
Jan
10
2134
20%
2134
107
1834
Jan
2234
Jan
12.50
Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6234
623b
633a
432
6034
Feb
6534
Feb
5
—
—
'
35
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
THE
WEEK ENDED
MARCH
U
....
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Sale Pries
Par
4%%
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
28%
Sugar
class
Shares
4,901
a24
al934 al9J8
—
High
LOW
29
a2334
A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2734
25'
—
of Prices
Asbestos
Atlas
Jan
29
Mar,
40
23
Jan
24
Jan
Bank
50
1934
Feb
20
Jdn
Bank
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
;
Aluminium
4 % Yo
24
23 34
24
2,750
3034
293b
3134
17,892
,
834
8%
100
834 Mar
8%
Jan
22
Jan
25
2634
Feb
3134 Mar
Jan
preferred
4%
footnotes
pfd
page
a
22
34
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46
2234
Jan
2334
Jan
50
pfd
44.
47%
4734
4834
4534
Jan
50
;
see
25
50%
50%
5034
20
48
Jan
50 34 Mar
50
42
42
42
145
38
Jan
44
712
50
Mar
Feb
•
Ltd
Bailey Selburn 534%
of
Nova
10
Range
of Pricea
LOW
Canadlenne
Class
Nationale
10
Paper class A
B
5% %
preferred
Bowater
Brazilian
British
Paper
Traction
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1734
220
14
Jan
17%
Feb
30
43%
Jan
453b
Jan
4334
44
120
41%
Jan
30
31%
1634
./■
4434 Mar
27%
32
Mar
1,175
1534 Mar
17
Jan
300
20
Jan
23%
Feb
4134
4,264
3834
Jan
4334
52%
2,540
51
Jan
5434
Feb
39%
40
1,395
37
Jan
40
Jan
4034
140
40
Jan
17
L 9 34
2,360
40%
40%
a
17
52
17
22% a23 34
4034
30
a23%
*
Feb
*
41
Feb
Va
Feb
1734
200
17
Feb
1734
Feb
4134
42
7,751
3934
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42 %
Feb
a45
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15
41
Jan
4634 Mar
——50
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4-9
49%
130
45
Jan
49 % Mar
a3.65
a4.00
*
2B
pfd
—
Light
Oil
Sharea
50
!
Telephone
Corp 5%
Salea
for Week
a48% a48'4
1734
a43%
10
Scotia
Bathurst Power &
Bell
25
preferred
Montreal
01
Bowater
Canada
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
For
8%
•
Ltd
Aluminum Co of
*
»
•
Corp
Steel?
2434
Banque
Algoma Steei
•
—50
—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
——
$2.50 preferred
Rales
for Week
Low
Abitlbl Power & Paper common
Last
Par
Range
Last
Week'a
Friday
Safe Priaa
Panda
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
STOCKS
&
Power
common
41%
a3.75
260
3.50
Feb
•
6 34
634
6%
6,070
6 34
Feb
•
38 34
3834
3334
2,531
33%
Jan
4.00
Feb
6%
Jan
38 34 Mar
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1240)
.
.
Monday, March
.
17
1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
Week's
Sale Pries
of Prices
Par
'
Electric
Columbia
British
Low
_100
80
coiurnoia
Foi«-»
British
Columbia
Columbia
Co
44%
41
4174
1,710
37
^3%
43%
44%
1,931
10%
97u
10%
2,935
a5
12
*
38^
1,280
68%
Jan
8% Jan
1
12
Powell River
Feb
39%
Jan
4478 Mar
9%
Jan
II
4%
Feb
35%
Jan
40
610
62
30
97
'
Jan
2,502
24%
Feb
2974
28
28%
425
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
69%
Feb
103
28
29
720
24%
Feb
29
43
a51
15
51
Feb
55
a 94
10
SO 7b
Jan
94
30%
Jan
11 %
Jan
39
1,055
220
43%
1,395
27%
28
27%
277s
80
a9
27%
*
12%
43
a9
230
9
Feb
a9
a
2,261
407b Jan
25
Jan
25% Jan
40
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Fairbanks
28
27
Canadian
250
25
Mar
15%
3,513
13
Feb
30
Jan
29
4.90
4.90
4.90
425
4.90 Mar
16
16
16
200
15% Jan
1
P«r urMqr,
Tndii«<rl*
10
15%
17%
15%
15%
495
17%
17%
1,211
46%
46%
46%
845
12%
al3
140
—
•
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Canadian
Oil Companies common—.*
Pacific Railway
Si
Canadian
Petroflna
Combined
15%
243'h
960
70
8%
166
8%
all all%
all%
Sherwin
Jan
7%
5.28 Mar
8
A
Williams
27 74
7%
8teel
Feb
16
Crown
Cork
Zellerbach
Seal
—
8%
Co Ltd class
Canada
Power
»50
—
-100
4—
•
Walker Gooderham ft-Worts
26
26%
375
23
Jan
■26%
Feb
Webb ft Knapp (Canada) Ltd
1
17%
17%
110
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
Weston
•
50
43
Feb
48 7b
Jan
17
Ltd
Feb
3
7%
Jaii
26%
4,466
25%
Juri
277b
22
22%
2.164
20%
Feb
237b
Dominion
25
7%
7%
100
Dominion
Corsets
•
1,13%
13%
100
13
a6%.
a__
Dairies
common
*
;
Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass
common.
—•
—•
Dominion Tar ft Chemical
u6%
10
27
210
23%
Jan
27
20
97%
Jan
99
preferred
64
20%
225
60
Jan
64
18%
Jan
22
51
Jan
57
11
117b
9.576
97b
Jan
550
19%
Feb
1974
'7%
10
10
a33
a33
a33
17
16%
17%
1,195
80
*<170
*"77
405
7
3%
8%
80
7%
7%
Friday
stocks
1
Enamel ft Heating Prod class A
Class
Famous
Ford
Players Canadian Corp
2,420
400
r
180
Par
Feb
7
Jan
9%
Feb
33
Jan
Abltca
9% Feb
10% Jan
Jan
18% Jan
30
16%
Lumber
7%
Jan
84
Jan
!
ft
__
_
Belding-Corticelll
Mar
7%
7 % Mar
French Petroleum
_
Ltd
•;
it
^
Motors
Steel "Wares common.
.1
•
Paoer
preferred
Bay Mining
Imperial
imperial
cnmmnn
Jan
15%
Feb
40
Feb
5
1.10 Mar
255
38 %
20
930
16%
7.75
8.10
Jan
1.165
22%
Jan
840
6.90
Jan
Jan
32
Oil
class
102% 102%
6 7b
6 7b
56%
58%
26
101
Jan
304
Ltd
56% Mar
65
35
100
34%
35
a6%
120
46%
100
34
1,985
a5%
32
9%
;
Feb
Feb
6
Acceptance
Corp
common
48
$2.75
preferred
$4.50
preferred
Inland
27%
Jan
34
28
Jan
33
16%
885
147b
Jan
17%
15
15%
369
Feb
30
1,615
Jan
30
43
42
44
185
1,|750
417b
Feb
407b Mar
Jamaica
Labat
Public
Service
48%
77b
39
39
38% Mar
417b
Bros
3,235
12%
137b
Feb
67b
67 b
2,019
28%
31
4,481
a77b
65
674
507b
Jan
52
90
Feb
91
Ltd
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common
•
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*
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100
74
footnotes
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com
com
5
•
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1,500
10% Mar
1374
4,324
69%
Jan
83%
Feb
91
pfd
see
100
Jan
•
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70
31%
Feb
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of
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16
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-
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%
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267b
1,590
21%
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26% Mar
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447 b
2,200
37
Jan
44 Tb Mar
23
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23
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18%
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2174 Mar
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107 b
185
27%
2774
2874
540
6
674
6,785
160
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—
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24
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,
Mills
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10%
Jan
28 74 Mar
Feb
6Tb
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5274
53
785
50
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53
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Feb
4774
48
220
46
Jan
48
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774
774
190
7
Feb
1.35
75
297 a
30
1,085
29
297b
197
15
15%
1.020
15
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35
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36
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17
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10
92
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94
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a97
,
1.35
26
Feb
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83
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Feb
Jan
30
30
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Mar
27% Jan
Fuel
B
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774 Mar
1.35
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class A.
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.
6/^2
430
V; 90
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.
jan
43
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2.30 Feb
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3.150
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21
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14
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50c:
120
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15
•
16
■
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,
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45
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64%
100; .3
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145
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85c
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40 7b
'46^51%'
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76 7
131
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49
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61%
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6%
Mar
Jan
15%- Feb
•
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41
Feb
41--- Mar
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd—,^
1
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Altex
Oils
H
100
25c
30c
51,800
alOc
nlOc
14
14
27c
Ltd
Ajneranium
150
117b
Jan
1274 Mar
Anthonian
21
Feb
22 74 Mar
Arno
40
7
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3774
preferred
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590
81
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435. ..43.12
it*-
Feb
Mar
.
Mar
1214
81
"
Jan
2
Mar
9%
24
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Co.
Investments* Ltd—
Hotel
2274
3,123
19
•
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40%
•/
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127b
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1
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87
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1 •
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pfd—100
preferred
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217 b
387b
v
i
4
Mar
8%
-
s
.
35%
Jan
40 74 Mar
80
Feb
81
Mar
Mines
Ltd:
Mining Corp
Ltd——•_
Mines
21
5c
,5c;
10c
-J
—*
_*
4c
.
..
.57.2c
8.500
10c
•4,000
5c
2,400
;
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13%
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12c
"1574
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30c
Mar
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300
47bc Jan
'6%c
Jan
37bc Jan
—
6c
Feb
10c' Mar
8c
Feb
~
Atlas Sulphur ft Iron Co
Aull Metal Mines Ltd_!
Ltd——1
-
*
6%c
8%c
9,500
5c
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*8 Tbc Mar
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12.000
6c
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5c
-
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%
213a
.
50
250
_ft
6%
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48
a
Ltd
Inc
Feb
79
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Union Gas of Canada Lt,d_-
77
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141.
70
•
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52%
77
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Gas
Canada Power
Mar
>
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.
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(Canada) Ltd
_•
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■■
*
common
—
•> 32%
,57529
800
32c
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25
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257b
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100
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43%
_
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9Jb Mar
1.75 Mar
522
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Newfoundland Light & .Power Co Ltd-10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
777b Mar
639
21Tb
Feb
7
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Feb
88%
—
6
135
'
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5% Jan %
'.'all'
43
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777b
15%
Z
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Jan
75
30
Jan
"■■■■'*-
2674',
1
Chemical
Car
Noranda Mines Ltd
Northwest Utilities
For
•
2674
'--31
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5
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Mar
8
85%
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528
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Jan
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Feb
31
a33 74
•
National Drug ft
10
13
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
87
*
Morgan ft Co common
4%% preferred
National
325
a94
13
76
100
B
Montreal
51
94
5%
26
Jan
a34
6 74
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McColl Frontenac oil
Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
Mitchell (Eobt) class A
Class
51
a
13
107 b
MacMillan ft Bloedel class B
Since Jao; 1
Low
%2,800 v
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*
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Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M
Feb
137b
397b
137b
3,662
13%
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r
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Hydro-Electric Securities Corp—;
Feb
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43% Mar
457b
674
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Exchange
Westinghoijse Co
Dominion
Feb
4374
International Paper common
..7.00
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International Utilities
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Interprovlnclal Pip# Lines
Feb
27
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Crown
16% Feb
277a
14%
25%
■
50
10
•
Jan
•24%
Jan
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Feb
16
;
1,675
100
preferred
of Canada common—
2.80
Jan
Paper Corp Ltd—2—2_
Consumers Gas
—1—J-w-'
10
Jan
1,100
43
31
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Ltd
Consolidated
Mar
30%
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,
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Cement
Nickel
Silk
Consolidated
Feb
8
•
Investments
Marconi
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Mar
Mar
5%
45
45
Warrants
267b
42
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2574 Mar
24%'Feb
225
Feb
63
27%; Mar
Jan
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67b Mar
Jan
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22
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Jan
Mar
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Feb
29%
Mar
5%
8
•
com
..
41%
Canadian Power ft Paper
Jan
150
45
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
preferred
-
Feb
2 5.00
Jan
63
25%
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
-*
Canadian Intcrnatl Inv Tr Ltd com__
Mar
847
*
A
_,13
,
•
Feb
27
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1.75
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Mar
10
new
99
.
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477b
6%'r
Dominion-Sugar Co Ltd
Gen
Preferred
27
30%
3°
-:2_
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kJan
4.35
r-
Canadian
Feb
8.80
660
16
•
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465
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1
Canadian
25% Mar
32
46%
15
Feb
537 b Mar
45%".Jan
590
100
2—
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
1.10 Mar
ft7
Imperial
&
Jan
20
Canada
Feb
33%
m
*
Investment
Lewis
14%
50
Bank
Int
1,600
24%; 257b
a6%.
•
.
.
Smith
Indus
56%
...
Jan
.
;f
-ft---.
,
150
2,40
2774" 12
_
Hosiery Co' Ltd—!——;
Ford Motor
Borne Oil class A
Class B
Huuson
600
15
35
Goodyear Tire "4% pfd income 1927. -50
Great Lakes
Paper Co Ltd
—•
Gypsum Lime ft Alabas
•
$2.00
Mar
200
.1%
-
Feb
5
10
5
31%
L
10
9%
40
8.10
100
w
Jan
Mar
9%
40
1.10
19%
24%
Mar
18
Jan
.
'
•
;%f.5c"
common
preferred
Butterfly
Feb
Jan
37%
39%
——
Dynamics
15
15
•
General Bakeries Ltd
General
91b
39%
'a
preferred
G*"neau Power common
5% preferred
a40
'
1.10
15
5
24.'
44 ..;.
2574
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Anglo-Nfld Develoimient Co Ltd—
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b 2— 1 2—-V— _—1
Feb
5
•
Co
Foundation Co Of Canada•"mar Cos Ltd common
General
9%
•
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General
a40
*
B
7-
"Mar
38
477b
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.
20
227b* Feb
207V
-
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24
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EJectrolux Corp
~
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•_
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56
2.25
t.
Mar
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•
5.
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_
50
•
217b'Jan
-
Feb
51
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425.
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.
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45
f%,
34
40
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Canadian Stock
11% Mar *
a21%
A
Jan
50
200
■
63
r
—
Mar
a20
•
33
29%
Jan
Jan
:-25
2.2$
50
„
Feb
49
v
>»*-j63
•
common-
preferred
28
H
Feb-v
25% Mar
.-,.44
^'20%-*27 74
k
1—
Limited
Feb
1,925
8
common
-
Mar
691
57
tt20
(1956)
Dupuis Freres class
—
..-,15%
Jan
,
Mar
Mar
11%
•
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A
a
♦
Brewery Ltd
of Canada
class
Jan
166^
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\j\
63
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Zellers
24
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-
14
150
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24 :
.
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190
212
51
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•
Jan
:7:r95;;Z;..Jan
267bT;
-
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a99
•
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Jan
Feb-
"
Jan
23 Tb
common
pfd
;
new com—•
1374 Mar
54%
20%
54%
1414
257b
',>■
.
Jan
62 %
20%
-»
Dominion Steel ft Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
■
3.65 Mar
Feb
8
a99
27
100
;.
Jan
26%
a6%
*
com.
:
774
Feb
2374
-35'
,
.Aja50
.
;
—.-4—
(Geo)
Class-
Jan
14
26%
Preferred
'
•
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425
Jan
Feb
95
2&%:%29%^^it5kl05..
4.60 ,Z;,4.(K)
.,;4.60%;.' Zi425
ai3%•
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44
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-
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.13 ;V Jan
■
28%
Jan
Mar
16%
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r
944»b
J-107b
.
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2.50
44
-;Feb
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1274
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Canada
11
Jan
;
30%, Mar
-14
100%.
25 ,.5 Mar
.*
53%^,i,49%;;v53ib:>:;;.;43,oi2-.
preferred——
19%
26%
7Ya%
r
Feb
Feb
Feb
"13
.
3.10 Mar
-
125
16%*;^.. aid7b alC.%
45% < • J(8%j, 40
a
—„
Jan
7%
Feb
25%
Feb
53
265
.
33"*
.
•
sllliii.
Jan
22%
pfd
Jan
12*'
Jan
•
14%
4,372
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24, " .24
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1—
2.00
•
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—" I".
107b
15%
•
5.
99
,
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16%
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3.T5
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'
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com..
100
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Pipeline-Triad Oils
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United Steel Corp
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*
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50
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.
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'
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a
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2,940
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Coal 6%
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-50
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2.50
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Red
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*
A——:
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t1274 Mar;-
,
10,343
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2.50
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3:55 i',
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Trans
Distillers
,•%
5
.*13%-v14
w
2874*
Co
4%%
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of
Toronto-Dominion
___
2
Co
55 7
.
r
200
.
liiiv1'11 iV'
Jan
24% Mar
a._
Feb
55
3.4b
common—--—'—,
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25% Jan
Feb
Jan
—
60% Mar.,
20 " Jan1
2*7 7-2 Jan /
695
■
^
25 .44
13%
—
Breweries
Southern
a__
13%
~'i
100
preferred
Sicks'
Mar
Southam
21%
55
A_
:
Voting trust ctftf
Simpsons
a__
415.4... 15
..
al3,
pfd——
4%
Feb
Jan
,.:i5
25
class
Series
Jan
Mar
»
347b Mar
Jan
289
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•
A
Crown
Dominion
5.100
17%
18
*
Glass
Davis Leather
09 ib
,f,
100
•
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Consolidated Textile
ft
15
94
a50% a50%
15
•
•
TOO V
Series B'4%%—4—
Jan
24
3.00
11.769
Jan
47%
21%
Equipment
307 b"
"4.14
—.—i
19
1,213
24%
Enterprises
Class A
177b
24%
a50%
"30
L,
:
Feb
24%
•
preferred
Jan
24
Feb,
11% Feb
•.
,131.2
.
common,
Cement
Jan
a__
"
Jan
31%
.
;ri
13%4
—
15
24%
25
Ltd
16
24%
5,144
1,121
Co
—
45%
24%
prafsrrad—IS
—
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cl»««
a
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.,247b
307b-;
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Sbawlnigan Water ft Power;"com—-
Jan
11%
Jan
,r24
——•
*
Lawrence Corp common
5%
?
*
Canadian Vickera
6%
,.
com.——_*
(James)———
Feb
5%
16
5.20 Mar
875
.•
"""on.-...
Cockshutt
9.85 Mar
100
8
8
Preferred
Ltd
100
5.25
7%
•
Canadian International Power-
Corp
10
5.25
—*
————
Hydrocarbons
287b
ZZ 30
3,763
130 -l
.3974 443%:
24
—
Lawrence
St
15% Mar
29
Husky
Canadian
St
Feb
25 Ve
14
t:
•'..255
•
Feb
19%. Jan
uail
29%
"
Mar
25
547#
1,780
Jan
120
»
Jan
o
liOO-.r:
20%
Jan
24
'
Jan
29
•
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ail 7b .41274.%.
--/is
1
(Canada)
Preferred
Feb
10%
25%
common—*
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Co
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(A
Ro>.'.-iU-
Feb
287b
29
Cellulose
ft
3974".
•
17'- Feb
105%
290
50
Feb
15%
•
-..J*
common—
common..
2.605
ik
.-3272
34 7b-...
59.7 b" V 59%
a3l.50 a3;50 '
3.45?
Jan
•
common
Ltd
preferred
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100
Holland Paper class >A.—2-———*
Ko >" nana ol Canada
L
—_i0
12% Mar
45 7b
25
Celanese
series
Mar
7a9.
327b
Mar
V
21
118, ...120
Ores———————20c
Co
&
Transport
5%^
Feb
al2%
——25
Iron
——
Roe
Mar
51
38
fll2%
Jan
"... / 17> 18 7» '
Canada-
ol
Bros
Robertson
Mar
a 94
la
Feb
19
;'25* ' 25
•
—
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Feb
12.50
31
100
21
Mar
103
.
common-
Price
Provincial
Jan
Company.
Corp
Premium
Jan
57b
28%
*
100
Jan
~
■
17
—-—-—1
Development
Power
417b Mar
103
a
26
*
:
:
common
517b Mar
27%
28%
Aluminium.
Penmans
Placer
Jan
Jan
High
530
-*
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Feb
Mar
28 %
10
of Commerce
British
40
48%
Low
2974
" 21
.
Range Since Jau. 1
High
28
J
Petroleums
Pacific
467b Feb
103
•*.
Canadian Bronze common
"""orbvs
44
41%
68
Preferred
Consumers
49Tb
Jan
75
Low
common
—*
Products common,——*
Steel
Ontario
Shares
Jan
28%
common
Canadian Breweries
Chrysler
Jan
Jan
40%
1.575
40
preferred
Warrants
42
47
2,600
—100
Canadian Bank
$1.75
25
170
11%
:
Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd
steamship common—
Canadian
48'/
commc
Malting
r*r.«rfi«T»
90Tb
44%
*
preferred
Canada Iron Foundries common
5%
Jan
3#
tl 30
on"am
89%
51%
•
Preferred
Canada
44%
48%
51
Canada Cement common
Canada
50
50%
Ltd class A
Power
Oairarv
80% Mar
%
48%
Proaucu
Products
Building
a 92
Jan
44
—
Mills
9.2%
a
77%
for Week
Mills
Flour
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
165
10%
Telephone
British
80%
44
Power
Brown
Low
1
Br>
Bruck
High
80
Last
Sale Frle#
Range Since Jan.1
Ogilvie
cum
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Co—
red pfd_—.———_100
4% Cic cum red pfd
—
—50
4%% preferred ...
50
5<v
preferred
50
4'A% preferred —
50
57 stfe preferred
L
4%
for Week
Last
STOCKS
14
WEEK ENDED MARC H
Sales
Bang#
Friday
Number 5725
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
■
•
-
**
•
•
,
(1241)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week^s
Last
Range
i
.
Par
v
„,
'■
I
.
Basrpr
'
Ltd—
Talc
uiuiu-Oie
^
1
—
Beatrice Red Lake
Gold
Alnimg
be
Ltd'—1"
Mines
Mines, Ltd—
Boutar. Mines Ltd—_—
Hill
Tungsten
Uranium
23c
1,600
5c
13c
,
..
7c
7
^
Homestead
Jtin
-
Ltd
7c
7c
•
1
4.00
4.00
l5.00
Oils Ltd
.5.60
10c
-
Feb
.
4c
4.00
luo
Jan
Mar.V-
,7;
Jan
3.75
Feb;
5.40
7
.1.75 Jan:
5,800
15c
1.38
Cartier-Malartic
Central-Del
Oils
Rio
900
10c ■
.1/2%c
Ltd
7.30
-7.30
7.45
6.85
-LJ—iA*'
Ltd
•;
Chibougamau Jaeulct Ltd
7
1'
;
Feb
7c
6.05
lie
10,000
3c
Jan
Copper Corp—_-_7
Miniere l'Ungava^
Compagnie
37c
1-
Consolidated Bl-Ore Mines Ltd
17
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
1-
12%
500
33c
Ltd—_l7
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd
1 >
Consol Sudbury
Continental
a3.50
-
Basin Mines Ltdj
> 60
♦.
»
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Mining
E>olsan Mines
Dome
Mines
Donalda
Duvar.
Corp
Ltd
Ltd
*
'
Ltd
17 Vac
Jan
5'/aC Jan
.
Jan
41c
>
Acadia
,
Jan
3,500
2,410
5c
Feb
7c
Feb
Ajax
10Va
Jan
13 Va
Feb
-
50
3.30
Feb
6c
5c
Feb
Jan
v
1,000
26,596
3.10
9c
Sullivan
Eastern
Mines
Ltd
1
Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd
7c
Jan
Mar1
15Vic
34c
Mar
16
2,400
Jan
16
17c
5,500
15c
Feb
18c
7,000
13 Vic
Jan
17c
Empire Oil & Minerals
Inc
1
400
1,78
7,000
10c
10c
1,000
9c
9ll>c
2,000
Ltd
1
;
9e
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc—i
•
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
Florida Canada Corp
1^
Fontana Mines
Frobisher
Ltd
Ltd
Copper Mines Ltd
Oils Ltd
•«
71.50
1.42
1
7c
45c
50c
'
*
-
1.50
*60
•
7
K-
50c
52c
Oil
Ventures
Golden
Age
Golden
Manitou
Mines
Ltd..
Mines
Gui-Por Uranium
Gnnnar
Ltd._^._—._a_-___l7
&
Met
Mines
Ltd
Mines
,7
1
1
—
Ltd—1."
—7—7—.uX'i
Warrants
„7
;
|
60c
'
-•»
Copper Corn Ltd
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—5
International Ceramic
Iso Uranium Mines
;
Ltd
Mines
-
11
1.30
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Kontiki Lead &
Labrador
trust
Jan
Min
&
22
53c
100
21c
Jan
28c
1.000
30c
Mar
30c
Mar
250
4c
210
13%
100
6.10
'
'
Exploration
18
•—_v:7
•
Ltd_l7
Co
16W
Lingside Copper'.Mining Co Ltd-^^__1'7 7 7 77-7"
Long Island Petroleums Ltd2____^___%:f.7 7,7 .7.r:
Louvicourc
Goldfield
Corp .7—
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
5c
Jan
23%
iOc
Marl times
I
Mining Corp .Ltd—
Explorations
:
Marpie
—
a—1
24,000
3c
Jan
6Vic
Feb
Merrill
9c
5c
'%■ 675
15
23,500
4c
Jan
Jan
18
\';'
9c
Mld-Chibougamau
Mines
Feb
Jan
17
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogader Mines Ltd
7
■
9c
Mar
12c
!
10c
Mar
16c
t
53c
>
.
42c" Feb
11,300
53c
18C
Jan
45c
Feb
125
68 Vi
Jan
76
Feb
81c
11,200
62c
Feb
81c
Mar
42c
42c
47c
7,400
40c
Fel)
G5c
Jan
10
10
101/4
Feb
*
IV
-
10c
«-•
"•
II
—
4
8,300
400
.
10c*
'
9% Jan
1.500
75c
8d
7 Vic
Jan
85c
Jan
34c
Feb
45c
Jan
9,890
67c
Feb
85c
Jan
9c
36c
9,500
79c
_
1.00
40c
73c
.
17,000
7Vie Jan
•1.05
.
Formaaue Mines Ltd
New
Jack
Lake
Uranium
New
Mylamaque
New
Pacific
,7^
Explorations
Coal
&
1
Mines Ltd
Oils
6',l>c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
9c
1'
25c
—20c
New
Santiago
New
40c :.
Vinray
New
West
NocaJia.
Mines Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
Amulet
Mines
American
Mines
North
American
3',
Ltd——■___li-
3,600
12c
1.25
Jan
Feb
*
,
:
Rare
Metals
Feb
Cc
Jan
9c
Jan
24.000
17c
Jan
36c
Jail
1.40
1.50
2,610
1.30 Jan
1.60
Jan
1.25
1.40
Jan
38c
43c
2,000
Okalta
(1945)
Oils
Opemiska
Ltd
Lld-^—
45c
50c
2.250
45C
Feb
29 V2
31%
17,575
26 Vs
Feb
31% Mar
22 Vi
23
557
22%
Jan
23
47%
Jan
49
Feb
48
48%
997
15c
15c
2,500
40c
45c
1,925
30,950
•
19c
Explorers
Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec.)
Orphan
Osisko
Uranium
Lake
Mines
Mines
I8V2C
21c
15c
Jan
35c
Jan
86c
85c
86c
2,410
72c
Jan
86c
Mar
50c
49 Vac
52c
13,516
45c
Feb
68c
2.75
2.75
2.75
300
2.10 Jan
25c
21c
25c
125,700'
13Vic Jan
8.75
8.50
9.15
800
8.25
51
51
45
48 Vi
9.95
9.95
10
25V/2C
25 V2C
26c
1,500
—
16c
7c
4Vac'
-10,000
4c
Mar
5%c Jan
9c
9'.aC
4.000
9c
Mar
21c
1.45
1.48
3.80
7c
Mar
13c
Jan
12.825
Jan
1.55
Feb
1.300
3.00
Fel)
4.55
Feb
Partridge Canadian
Paudash
Lake
Exploration
Uranium
Mines
Porcupine- Prime
Portage Island
Provo
Gas
Mines
(Chib)
Producers
Labrador
26c
1
Ltd
;
Mines
Quebec
Quebec
Oil
Corp___
Development Ltd
4c
Rayroc^'.
Red
Mines
Crest Gold
Ltd
1
Mines
Rexspar Uran &
Rocky Petroleums
Mines
Stadacoma Mines
sfe
Feb
__
Mar
32c
Mar
18c
2,500
33c
Jan
48c
Jan
500
70c
Jau
90c
Jan
Jan
29c
Jan
7.000
5c
6%c
3.500
29c
269,000
2.60
2c
Jan
5<?
Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
29c
Mar
10c
6c
Jan
2.60
100
4;ic
48c
26,100
34c
Jan
48c
Feb
,;,".ii26c
;a26c
8.000
30c
Jan
33c
.Feb
6',aC
7c
10c
Jan
2.44
Feb
2.68 Mar
'
6'ac
'5.65
—
22c"
'
1,100
6»ic Mar
5.65
700
5c
11,655
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
17C
22c
8,100
16c
Feb
21c
Jan
a90c
a90c
4.000
" •*
5c
—
32c
5c
5.60
1.10
Feb
6.00
Jan
Feb
1.10
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5c
5c
3,000
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31c
34c
5,000
30c
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55c
Jan
50c
13c''
13c
13c
1,000
13c
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27c
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50c
2.25
2.25
1
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4.15
800
58c
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3.000
58c
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22c
500
20c
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22c
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22c
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12c
Jan
32c
Jan
10c
1,700
5c
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20c
25c
26c
1.40Q
25c
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30C
Feb
54c
60c-
II,300
54c
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71c
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14
17 Vi
17 Va
1
1,474
Jan
17%
Feb
43 Vi
130
43 Vi
Jan
49%
Feb
49
49 Vi
100
41
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49% Mar
Jan
14c
9c
13c
1.80
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14c
42,000
1.80
1.91
5,825
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9
1,930'
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2.00
2.25
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103
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101
4.85
4.85
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17
1,167
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7c
2,000
26c
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30c
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6c
7,800
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13c
13c
2,000
13c
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7 Vic
8c
10,000
6c
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2.26
2.26
2.30
2,800
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—
300
Jan
95
3.90
Mar
Jan
2.00 Feb
Feb
16%
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43 Vi
49%
25c
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2.00
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Jan
19c
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Feb
35c
16,500
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17
River
Feb
11 %
■
21,400
99
Jan
Feb
6.05 Mhr
Jan
17
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
19 Vic Jan
33c
Feb
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
100
Jan
6c
1.93
2.50 Feb
Jan
1
7c
Jan
9.05
Jan
common
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Bankeno Mines
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21%
22%
23
23%
450
1.83
2.03
7,700
14 Vic
15c
1,500
14c
4,492
38% Jan
43%
Feb
51
Jan
55
Feb
Jan
64C
Feb
1
40%
Feb
Jan
41
52%
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3,500
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20c
Jan
68c
67c
70c
8,600
51c
Jan
70c
Feb
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26c
20c
Mar
30c
Feb
14 Vic
Paper
&
Power
class
—
12c 14 Vic
12c
Jan
18c
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
40
Jan
41Vi
Jan
17%
Feb
19
Jan
27c
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77,467
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41
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3.50
3.50
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90c
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75c
1.07
24,200
56c
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90c
16c
15c
16c
3,300
12c
Jan
17C
18
18
375
17 Vi
Jan
18
Jan
18
18
702
17
Jan
18Vi
Feb
25
Feb
27
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—
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42
10,281
39%
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42 Va
Feb
53c
80c
60c
85c
35,800
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12,385
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4,100
1.03
1.01
1.08
40c
25c
6c
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6c
5c
86c
Mar
Mar
Jan
85c
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18c
Jan
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
16,183
85c
Jan
1.35
Jan
44c
3,600
32c
Jan
60c
Jan
27c
9,100
20c
Jan
v30c
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Gold
1,000
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
6c
Jan
14.900
7c
Jan
17Vic
41c
38c
44c
22,200
37c
Feb
60c
50
49
49
49%
115
42 Va
Jan
49% Mar
1
3.75
3.75
3.85
1,000
3.50
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
prefeu-cd,
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Jan
2,500
10c 11 Vic
7c
1
——
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Bowater Paper
4V2c
7c
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1
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Bowater
Boy mar Gold
Jan
Jan
41
"
1
Mines.
Mines
Bouscadillac
1.55
1.30
41%
—
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Feb
500
1
Uranium
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562
69,375
1
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27
1
—
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Feb
1.05
40c
Mines
Yukon
Jan
1.85
27
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Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Jan
95c
-25
Bell
4.25
3.50 Mar
1.75
1
Mines-.
Quebec
98c
1
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre
—
11
Traction
Bridge &
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common
1
10c
10c
11c
27,800
8 Vic
*
Mines——
Mines
Bralorne
19c
Jan
52 Vo
7c
Beaver
Bouzan
Feb
2.03 Mar
24 Vic
Beattie-Duquesne
Bonville
23 Vi
1.60 Jan
40%
Mines
Class B
Bordulac
Jan
21
33 Vie
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Uranium
Black
25
21% Mar
52%
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Bicroft
55
35 Vic
1
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
Bibis
1.25 Jan
23
1
Mines
Bevcon
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1.94
10
Scotia
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Jan
1.00 Mar
10
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of
Beatty
13 Va
1
of
Bathurst
800
25
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Barvue
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preferred
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5.30
5.25
5.40
4,200
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6
6 Va
5,041
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20 Vi
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100
19%
4.00
Feb
common—
6
16c
3.85
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Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
20%
Feb
Feb
47
Jan
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British
Columbia
4.55
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Feb
Feb
25c
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Feb
11 Va Mar
4 Vaft
5
46%
45
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Jan
9.05
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5.25
Jan
1.53
1.50
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1.35
Jan
1.80
Jan
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British
59c
46%
10.00
35 %
35%
5,614
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
44 Vi
44%
45
129
42
Jan
46 Va
Feb
Feb
50
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2.25 Mar
1
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100
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51Vi
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6c
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4.85
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6.65
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;
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18c
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13,500
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47c
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12c
38c
14c
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1
Mar
Feb
74c
74c
28c
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1,000
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1
—1„
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•
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1
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13c
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Jan
Jan
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400
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Mar
1
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17c
40c
150c
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1
;
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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60c
Jan
5c
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72,250
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25
200
Feb
14c
45 Va
Feb
6.00
Jan
1,620
6c
1.50
4.35
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1.00
30c
8c
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Jan
1.48
4,725
24%
1.00
Jan
12c
5.15
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15%
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Feb
1.48
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-1
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67,800
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26c
7c
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Northspan* Uranium Mines Ltd
1.20
14c
1,500
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Feb
7c
10c
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4%c
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Asbestos
49c
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4c
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1.20
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33c
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2,150
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32c
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Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
75%
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
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40c
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1
Atlas Yellowknife Mines
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9,500
75
■
53c
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lc
—
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70c
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.
Jan
30c
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Petroleums Ltd—
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1
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Mar
2,500
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•
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30c-
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52c
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48c
.
50c
1
Arjon Gold Mines
Feb
1
Mclrvtype-Porcupine Mines Ltd
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52c
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324-
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I
3.25
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—25
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Feb
69c
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
31c
—
Jan
Jan
300
Jan
Jan
1,300
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55c
5,325
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Jan
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20
Jan
45c
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Jan
22 %
76c
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Jan
64c
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23%
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1
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20
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Jan
35c
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19c
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65c
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Jan
1.95 ;
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35,500
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1.92
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25c
2 Vac
68c
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Mar
11
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Jan
74c
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—
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1
1
Alberta Distillers common
4
East
Feb
28%
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Alba
Mar
23c
16c
34C
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3.80 Feb,:
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67c
3,000
74c
3.65
14'/a 7
Jan
2.64
1.20
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16c
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Uranium
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Jan
\ 8,250
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1,500
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Acme
Jan
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Acacia
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16c
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24c
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7.75 Mar
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29c
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7.30 Mar
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22c
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225
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17c
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500
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Asbestos; Corp
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1.45
24c
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Jan
4.80
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7,500
3,500
21c
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19
17c
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20
110
16c
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17c
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Carxoratna' Explorations Ltd—
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171,ac Jan
Jan
,
Mar
7,700
3,840
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10c
Jan
15c
1.26
14e
35e
7c
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5.75
1.38
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23c
13c
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10c
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1,500
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8c
Feb
30c
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Jan
18c
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16c
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1
55c
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—
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8,100
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.
18c
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Feb
Mar
5.10
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17c
1
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Feb,
14,000
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,
1
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1
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15c
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4.70
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17c
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Mines
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16c
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17c
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:
Petrol Lett—.
Devonian
Canadian
lye
*
—
15c
6c
:
8c
';7c
^
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Jan
1.52
7
7
Tib
Mar,
18c
Feb
4,418
i
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V 6%c
:
Jan
Tarbeli
Jan
8bc
40c
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17 c
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777
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Jan
69c
Jan
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4c
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;
.
.
Mar
14,600
,
Par
Jan
5c
Mar
-
41c
,
17c
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Calvan. ConsoI Oil
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Jan
...
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Range
Sale Print
35c
Jan
9',7c
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lo, boo
8.90
.
beieaet-Mining'vOii>
tx/tuiyvme
3,000
oy
6yc
4'dc""
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of Pirieea
Last
1
High
Feb
21c
69c
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650
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STOCKS
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High
7.E5
1*
ENDED MARCH
Friday
Sliarcs
Low
Baiiej. Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—1
THE WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Oil
preferred
preferred
V2 c!o preferred
-
11
Feb
Electric—
.i
.50
.50
48
<8
48%
380
44Vi Mar
49%
.50
51
50 Vi
51 Vi
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48
51% Mar
Mar
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
42
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
(1242)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
*
B
class
Packers
Columbia
British
■
"
•
British
Columbia
Telephone—-——25
Mills
Brunhurst
class
A
—
Mines
Brunsman
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
Buffalo
1
1
Smelting
&
Buffadlson Gold
—
Anberite
Red
Products
class
Dock
38% Jan
44% Mar
Consol
C3c
57c
2,300
10%
1.000
4.50
125
5c
7.000
0c
500
4%c'
Gc.
11
4o
Jan
J.an
5.50
Jam
Jan
7%c
4.50 Mar
Jan
7,705
2.45
Feb
2.90
Jan
5c
Feb
7%c
Feb
75c
4%c Jan
80c
0,000
7,500
0%c
3,000
39
40
400
35%
12
12
250
12
1111
12
1,373
75c
1.03
Jan
Jan
8c
'/a
/
17c
Preferred
Permanent
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
a
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Consolidated
Feb
4.00
Feb
Consolidated Sannorm
Feb
5.15
Jan
Consolidated
Feb
G
Jan
445
25
Jan
5.15
■
Feb
92%
92%
92 %
5
•
——26
51
51
51 %
115
25
24
25
20
1.80
1.00
1.80
1,700
7%
Consolidated Red
80c
1,100
39
39%
502
35
Jan
37%
38
2,450
34
Jan
.20
83%
83%
83%
94
'■
70c
3,90
;
I
70
97
00
88
80c
2,800
Consolidated
3.90
4.10
400
Jan
-38
Mai:
97
Mar
1.16
Jan
Jan
4.80
Oil
32
Jan
38%
Jan
200
12%
Jan
14
Feb
Crolnor
6%e
Feb
9%c
Jan
Crown
4.10
4.00
4.25
Jun
Crovvput
42%
42%
43%
Feb
Cusco
25
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb
8% Mar
10%
Jan
28
27%
27%
28
1,335
9%
8%
9%
950
29c
32c
10,940
15
15
15
495
15%
7-
10c
*
27%
4.85
Feb
40
Jan
Feb
15% Mar
15%
17
15% Mar
15% Mar
4.90
5.00
1,302
4.90 Mar
Li
91c
1.00
2,700
10c 23,ic
13c
72c
1.45
1.50
94c
70c
—
119,200
7,231
5.85
5.70
13
1,755
5.90
87c
s
Feb
05c
8,000
1,655
5%
Jan
1.35
1.13
72c
Feb
7c
1.G0
Daragon Mines
"10
80c
82c
87c
15,117
.30c
—'
4.10
Palmer
16%
Feb
1.03
Jau
Jan
Mar
16%
Feb
39
Jan
Dorm Ida
10
17
110
16
"Jan
17
Jan
Donncll & Mudge
2.19
4,278
1.65
2,488
9.55 Mar
5.25
2,480
7%
8%
4,172
1
10%
10%
100
22c
25c
5,500
19c
Jan
2Sc
Fel)
Eastern
10c
10c
999
14c
Jan
18 %c
Jan
24%
24
24 %
1,691
24
Mar
85
85
25
85
Jan
9.00
8.00
9.00
275
100
—_
Del
1.80
0,201
20
20
25
Corp
Excelsior Refineries
24%
25
250
21
Feb
25
20%
21%
275
20
Jan
21 % Mar
20%
22%
615
18
Febv
23%
Nickel
Famous Players Canadian—
Faniy, .Farmer Candy———
2214
15%
15%
85c
85c
85c
15c
15c
15 c
pfd—20
u
18c
075'
1,033
1,000
(ic
Feb
15
85c
Jan
Mar
Jan
16
Mar
12c
Jan
.
.
Jan
-1.40
Feb
Ltd
18c
500
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
Far west
18c
139,510
15c
Mar
22cj
Jan
Federal
07c
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.17
1.20
1,100
Jan
Fleet Manufacturing
10c
17c
•52,300
9c
Jan
21c
Feb
Florida
G5c
07c
3,700
50c.
Jan
70c
Feb
Ford Motor Co
Ford
12C
7.40
1.49
38,270
73c "
4,400
300
1.38 Mar.'.:
07c
Mar
1.00
Jan
1.12 Mar
_r_
95c
1.32
1.42
Jan
Federal
Kirkland
Canada
Jan
7.50
Feb
3.25
Feb
3.60
Jan
Foundation
4.00
4.00
400
3.80
Jan
4.00
Jan
Fraser
09,085
French
Petroleum
0.85
7.75
90c
90c
4,000
66c
Jan
1.10
8c
80
2,000
7%c
Jan
9%c
6,10
1.72
1.85
3,300
6 tic
7,000
Jan
1.05
6 tic
Gc
17% c
1
Feb
Jan
7.75 Mar
18c.
1,500
38 c
2.05
12c
Feb
Frobislier
Jan
Jun
Gaitwin
17c
Jan
22c
Jan
•
11%
Jan
Feb
44
Feb
20
20
20%
520
18%
Jan
23
Feb
55
55
57%
3,235
50
Jan
11
11%
9,763
10
Jan
57% Mar'.
11% Mar
21 %
21%
100
19
Jan
23
7%
8%
3,380
17c
9c
7,325
48,500
%
•
7%
Mar
8% Mar
Feb
8c
Jan
18c
1.05
Feb
Jan
00c
Feb
11 %C
Jan
17c
Jau
7c
Mar
10c
Feb
7c
Jan
8c
8%c
3,091
12%c
Feb
1.41
1.41
1.42
9,700
1.35
Jan
1.78
Jan
2.05
1.93
2.10
6,775
1.75
Jail
2.10 Mar
9c
7c
11c
11,600
7c
Mar
15c
Jan
38c
54c
40c
70,530
34c
Mar
83c
Jan
80c
85c
950
COc
Jan
1.00 Jan
7%
7%
5
7% Mar
7% Mar
32%
32 %
155
39%
39%
40
:
31
Jan
35
Feb
37%
Jan
40
Mar
l
65c
5,000
11c
Jan
16c
Jan
19,588
33c
Mar
42c
Jan
Geco
Ltd
5
Mines
50c
Jan
72c
Feb
General
8.300
40c
Jan
52c
.Tail
General
3.50 Mar
General
41,310
8%
745
,_1
13 tic
13c
16c
51,500
1.80
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
2.8G Mar
1
Reco
Mines
1
15c
17c
12c
Feb
8%
27c
Jan
Jan
General
Class
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Petroleum
15,752
10%c
Jan
19%c Feb
28c
35c,
89,420
20 %c
Feb
47 %c
Jan
Giant
5c
5c
5 tic
45,500
Feb
9c
Jan
Giant
775
Feb
11
Life
io
2.50
11%
2.00
100
9%
-
11
2.00
"
l
9%
100
9
75
87
Jan
50c
Jan
1261'2 127%
57c
£7c
65c
20,800
10
Jan
2.00 Mar
Jan
12
23 tic
24c
1.187
7 tic
7 tic
2.050
9c
9%c
4.100
7%
Development Corp
tJon.solldated AHenbc-e Oil
23 %c
7 tic
'Conro
Sc
3.50
-_1
14c
Jan
135
95c
Jan
Jan
20%c Jan
35c
Jan
5%c Jan
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
Glenn
Gamma
Flin
12c
Goldale
1
12 %
Goldfielcis
3.45
Feb
9c
3,000
7c
Feb
10c
Jan
Grandroy
Feb
20c
Jan
Granduc
13%
Feb
Great
4.10
Feb
Great" Lakes
3.30
3.80
.
10%
41.300-
3.1Q
Jan
Jam
35,000
12c
Jan
20c
5,342
21%
Jan
25
3,387
14%
Jail
15%
15
Feb
1!J
24%
15
25
4.720
7,050.
i li¬
20
no %
60
27%
27%
300
8%c
30
8V2c
1.18
Feb
Jan
1.78
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
80c
Feb
Jan
6.25
Feb
9%c Mar
15a,
48c
5.00
26
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
Jan
30 /.. Feb
.35%, Jan
2,000
6%c Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
81c
Feb
55c
56c
1,050
11
8.90
ll%t
49,140
8.00
Jan
ll3,a Mar
29%
39%
39%
190
33%
Jan
40%
72%
72 %
75 %
1.239
66%
Jan
78%
20
20
20
10
16 %
Jan
20
Mar
*
10
24%
24%
25
375
22%
Jan
25
Mar
7.70
8.00
660
7.00
Jan
9.00
Feb
1.50
1.40
1.55
14,940
1.18
Jan
1.64
Feb
Gc
6%c
13.000
•
55c
,
30c
8c
4 Vic
Jan -
39c
34e
3.100
30c
Jan
55c
31%
31 14
32
1,248
27
Jan
32
103
103
35
101
Jan
10514
109
100
100
39c
109
109
65
103%
Jan
9.50
8-85
9-60
6,471
7.95
Jan
3,200
50%
4.90
Jan
'
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
9.60 Mar
6'.4 Mar
57h
6%
56%
58 %
395
34%
35%
2.436
1
common
3.10
3.10
100
3.10 Mar
3.95
3.80
56%. Mar
65
Jau
Feb
36
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
3.10
3.15
500
2.75
Jan
*
6%
6%
6 %
5
5%
Jan
6
% Mar
1°0
1
common—
80
80
80
50
Jan
80
Mar
13c
11.420
78
Mines
10%C
11c
10c
10c
1.500
5.30
5.30
5.85
5,600
4.25
-1
i
Gold
13c
1
Ltd
7%
Feb
Mines
1.80
1.70
1.85
10,725
1.10
1
3
9c
Jan
16c
Feb
Jan
11 tic
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.95 Mar
10c
2.000
10c.
9c
1.85 Mar
Jan
16c
Feb
1
15c
15c
15c
2.100
15c
Feb
21c
Jan
10c
9c
lie
43.500
7%c
Jan
11c
Mar
1
30c
29c
30c
27.750
28c
Feb
36c
Jan
1
Mines,
8%c
8c
Mar
14c
Feb
*
50
*
1
Mines
—
Mines
•
1
Paper
Power
8c
8%c
2.000
140
143
120
46
46%
135
Feb
142
Jan
48% Mar
pfd
-
.25
83
45 %
6
6
100
5%
Feb
6
Mar
7c
7c
7%c
4,000
7c.
Mar
lie
Jan
30c
26 %c
31c
20,000
26%c Mar
49c
1.07
1.07
1.35
21.550
33%
Gordon
Lakes
10c
1
^
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4% preferred
—
Mackay class B
Graham
Bousquet Gold
19c
18,904
17c 18 %c
*
Uranium
Jan
12%
17c
Jan
*
Mine
Manilou
7%C
11%
Jan
*
Alines
200
11 %C
54a
*
Mines
Goldcrest
9,100
9,373
Feb
*
a
Mining
14 c
12c 13 Vic
40c
1
Wares
Uranium
7%
Jan
6,530
1%
Yellowknife
12c
7
54c
Jan
9%
Mines
Mascot
9c
<—
40c
1
Steel
Golden
Mines
Jun
52c
1
Pete Canada
Glacier
*
—*
j
35c
15
A
Genex
34c
5c
Mar
....—1
;*
Preferred
1
Mines
24c
—~1
Bakeries
General
i
Copper
28.800
4,490
Motors
55
30c
55c
Dynamics
0,610
Mar
24c
—1
13,000
50
24c
5.90
Ltd
51c
117
Jan
18c
50c
common
70c
a
Feb
34c
Jan
1
Power
3.40
521
70c
Jan
10c
5.75
Mines
48c
52%
Jan
19c
lie
preferred
3.20
•
26c
2.000
19,026
5-75
common
49c:
Jan
84.900
12c
333
—u.
3.20
2.35
68c
25c
11c
14,375
preferred
%7o prior preferred
13c
00c
G4c
25c
lie
65e
1.50
5%
39c
2.04
Jan
42%
15%
Exploration
Galkeno
33c
8%
t
27
9%
50
15%
Canada
of
Co
♦
44.
Jan
1,830
44
Jan..'
12c
75o
Equip
page
..Mar
2,707
11
44
15
...
Companies
93c
25
see
23
27
10%
7c
•
—
class
Canada
ol
1
footnotes
Jan
1
Corp.—
5.45
7.45
_l
Smelting
Mines—
23%
15
(U Si—
200
1
-
Denison
Feb
1.42
—
1,095
4.00
1
...
20%
;
Jan
7.45
2.38
Warrants
1,500
25%
'
——20
3.55
8%
Consolidated
Feb
22
22
15
preferred
♦,,.1.77 Feb
*
1
Callimnn
Feb
15%
1.45
A
class
7.25
2.42
Consolidated
Feb
8:50
Jan
8c
•
Copper-
Tungsten
Grain
3.55
•
Beta
27%
Jan
11%
50c
18c
1
Consolidated
Jan
7.70
4.005
I—25c
15c
1
Mines
25%
5,300
14'%
1,900
Warrants
1.38
•
—
4.398
8.30
%
Z——l
Forgo Oils LUI-—
18c
1
Bellekeno
26 %
8.00
24%
Uranium, Mines—
Faraday
Feb
.17c,
1.40
•
Consolidated
Jan
13,300
Falconbrldge
1
Farm
For
Eureka
Explorers Alliance
1
Consolidated Bakeries
Feb
Jan
1.40
1
Feb
15c
Willans
Key
37c
13c
Jan
14
1
89% Mar
Mines
Confederation
Feb
Jau
96c
7,925
69c
1
-—1
Ltd---—.
Jan
class A_—*
Coniagas Mines
25c
7tic
2,602
*
24
Mar
Mines
Jan
Cockshutt
Con
20
El Sol Mining
1
National
Mar
2,300
15c.
1
Eldrich Mines common
Jan
.1
Yellowknife
Feb
Jan
12
8c
34c
13c
1
Elder
Jan
1.90
Feb
81
Cochenour
Conduits
1.40
Jan
16%
75
;
Coldstream
Ltd
—
4,340
2—
Gold
r
17c
r
2G3fl
—.—*
9e
——
Chrysler
Colomac
Smelting
fir,
89%
1
&
27c
Feb
1.24
65c
——1
—
Mining
88
8 tie
•
Mining
Lake
Metals
Eastern
Gatineau
Gold
7%
8c
30c
1
;—
8%e
Chib Kay rand Cop Min
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Coin
Gold
Amplil
*
Mines
Jan
32%
1.71
,
Chesterville
Jaii
12c
"
1.80
...
Oil
17c
1,800
Feb
Jan
18c
Jan
Porcupine
Charter
1.000
7,100
Feb
12c //Jan
Jan
12
Mar
47
Mar
8c
15c
10
4.00
6c
Cheskirk Mines
11 tic
Feb
20c
14c
East
—_■
Gold
65c
Jan
14e
20
25%
Rio
Pat
Central
Feb
7c
20c
Easy Washing Machine common
Investment Trust
•
Central
Jan
43%
60c
9%
Eddy Paper class A
1.20 Mar
Quartz
Central
7 tic
Economic
20% Jan
13% Feb
1
—
1,142
Feb
535
common
Corp
8%c
Jan
3,835
Ltd
Asbestos
10,425
Jan
10,097
1
Trethewey
Cayzor Athabaska
9c
27%
1.50
Corp
C»astie
8c
10 V*
15%
Producers
Gold
Cody
Duvex Oils & Minerals
70c
Cariboo
530
85
24%
Gas
Mines
300
7%
15
Warrants
Chromium
Jan
1.35
Exploration
Oil
Jan
65c
Jan
23%
Williston
Captain
Jan
2.20
15c
Jan
15
*
Natural
4.00
1.60 Mar
I,",
20
Canso
3.40 Mar
16c
Malartic. Mines—...———.——1
East Sullivan Mines—
———1
16%
Mines
2.500
10,390
2,500
8ta
East
1.40
—,
78c
57c
1.75
Feb
24%
Met Explorations
Chimo
Jan
23
10
...
Jan
Feb
Feb
11%
7%
%
33c
22,900
Jan
3.50
65c
'
5.45
8.00 Mar
11%
1
1
Eastern Steel Prods.—
common
Jan
250
9%c
8.20
Jan
11
10%
11%
*
...—
Ltd——
Co
Copper
10%
Jan
17% Mar
1
5.00
9%
Jan
51c
20%
—*
common
9.75
Jan
16%
1.60
——23.50
Textile
2.10
Salt
Canso
pfd
Mines
5,400
5%
1.75
17%
450
.
1.16
2
—
*
A
Gold
B
Cassiar
Inv
45c
4.50 Mar
Feb
Jan
45%
Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion
Jan
814
12Vic Jan
1.07
17
8c
2.50
& Coal common
Preferred
4.70
10
2.40
Jan
16%
8c
Stores
Dominion
12
Jan
1,400
17%
44%
•
——*
Steel
Jail
Jan
Jail
F"'»
5.25
34c
Mar
7c
%
Feb
Feb
3.00
4.50 Mar
11%
11
Scottish
37
2.19
33%
107
Jan
15c
10%
27
Dominion
50
5.25
37,311
*
—50
Dominion
130
10.00
20.000
Steel common.-*
Foundry
300
•
9c
1.52
8c
1.23
17%
30c
Magnesium
l(i
1
L
13,700
22%
Dominion
38
10c
Oils
Oil
005
21c:
14%
Dominion
55c
5.00
39c
Feb
Jan
Jau
Jan
4.50
8%c
Bridge
49c
42c
Jan
2.29
8c
I
Doiniuiou
4.50
43c
Jan
104
-25C
Feb
10
43 %C
29
15
1.299
9%c
—
Ltd
Jan
17
—20c
Jan
Jan
11
Seagrams——
Exploration ————
15
Jan
Jan
6.45
45%
Mines
Dominion
3.50
12c
4.85
14o
Oils
Dome
38
■■
6tic Jan
3,085
20c
Dome
10
.100
Mar
3.40
A———_
Distillers
—
com
85c
32
52c
—
—_—
class
Feb
6.20
Jan
Jan
2.70
■
Explorers
Daering
Davis Leather
11% Mat10% Mar
Jarf
9c
55c
30
1
Feb
23 tic Mar
Feb
5.40
4%c Jail
2.55
1.70
Mines
Devon
15%
91c
Minerals
Decoiirsey
Browir
D'Eldona Gold Mines
4.90
12tic Mar
10,000
48,810
05c
15% Mar
15 %
Prods pfd
*
—1
Jan
15%
18c
27,300
7c
1,500
17
*—5
■——:——1
Feb
_•
Feb
22,150
—
13%
—25
13c
12c
*
Pershing
Zellorbach
45c
Jan
8tic Jan
85c
8C
;
29c
14
Feb
3,000
6.10
1.52
28% Mar
25%
27%
3.75 j
40%
Feb
Mar
10c
17%
1
Zinc—
Canada—:
of
Warrants
200
7c
3,500
8,402
3,672
4,575
*
—
Warrants
38
i
Erin
Jan
42c
1
tic Feb
r
Crce
13%
»
—
Can
8 %c
6
21c
*
—
Lead
Coulee
Jan
450
Can
Jan
5.00
*
*
1
•
Imperial
Cosmos
28
2
20
Prospect
Can dure
Feb
22c
1063i 100%
83% Mar
Jan
1(5
Copper Co_.
Jan
75c
49c
12c
5.75
30
B
Class
Otic
•
—25
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Cantnn
28c
Jan
16 Vic Mar
Jail
10c
2.55
common——
Feb
70c
83c'
-10
Co
Gas
Jan
8c
5.80
Ltd
Copper-Mun Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A-
13%
6%c
1955 warrants
Canadian
1
Coppeicorp
Jan
3.50
5%%
Con west
■
_*
class
Mining—
Tungsten
Jan
0%c
1
1
.100
series A pfd—
—
Exploration
——%———* -—*
Consumers'
39% Mar
Mar
70C
10
Wallpaper Mfrs
Jan
Copp Clark publishing-—
Jan
90c
Mar
80
94
70c
*
preferred
Class
Jan
24c
Basin——-
Feb
2.00
1.50 Mar
Jan
Canadian
4c
2,300
Mines
Sudbury
Feb
25
Feb
23
Mar
55%
Feb
75e
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
>
17,000
Consolidated West Petroleum——
Mar
95
92% Mar
50%
Jan
29
Jan
Victors
0c
32c
19%c Jan
14c
69%
Feb
3.95
8%
Canadian
3,500
12 %c
Jan
3.00
000
9%
Corp
21,450
17c
13 %c
62%
200
~
255
Oils
Tire
55c
16 %c
1
—
18,033
29
A
Canadian
11,000
tic
1G%C
1
Mines
Nicholson
4.00
50
warrants
22c 24%c
55c
1
5.10
7%
warrants—
Machine
22c
2
Explor—.
Mines—
Negus
09%
50
Canadian Thorium
Jan
4.70
Canadian North Inca
Canadian
19%
08%
7%
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Jan
5.00
11
Homestead
1953
16%
10c
28%
Warrants
4%
9,311
9%c
10 hi
Cos
18%
C%e
Jan
Jan
4
z,*,.
High Crest
Oil
17%
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mother
Duvan
Canadian
18%
1
11
Ice
Feb
& Smelting.
Mining
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
10%
Malartic
2.90
65c
11
Canadian
Jan
21J
10%
Canadian
2.10
Feb
Canadian Gen Securities class A—
Canadian
8.494
Jan
J—
Husky
2.80
17%
common—
Canadian
2.50
45c
—1
Canadian
2.53
3,049
10
Dredge & Dock
Canadian
Ltd—
Ltd-—
Oils
Mac
3.000
1
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Canadian Food
Mic
Jan
9 %c
7.90
Pete—
——
Consolidated
2,000
Steel
Drawn
Preferred
54c
12c
28 %
Devonian Petroleum.
Canadian
Jan
29% Mar
——.—_
Gas
29c
12c
Jan
pfd————
Wright
Decalta
7,9.99
12c
Jan
Collieries
Canadian
50c
1
Jan
<te Cellulose
Canadian
45c
500
27
common—
Canadian
49e
4.00
1
$1 preferred
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
36c
3%C
100
Canadian Celanese
Canadian Chieftain
Jan
1.90
Jan
1.62
5c
25
.—
class
38c
19c
31c
137
—
Empire
Mar
14,300
6%c
439
common
Canners
25c
1,710
28c
0c
2,925
Aluminum
Canadian British
29.550
Feb
L78
55c
♦
Oil—
British
28c 31 %c
*1.09
G%c
28
com_
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
1
7.45
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
22c
1
28c
28%
Minerals
Atlantic
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine——
Jan
Jan
28
A—
Lines
18c
tic Feb
25 %c
20%
Cable class B—■—;—"
<fe
2,000
Consolidated
7
12c
7.00
Mortgage-.
Steamship
Wire
Canadian Astoria
19c
Jan
350
1,500
273«
Petroleum
Canada
7
3.00
25 %c
53c
Oils warrants..——
Canada Southern
65c
Feb
Feb
7
28
Ltd pfd—
Canada
Jan
5 Vic
Consolidated
38
Canada
48c
1,000
Feb
18c
*
class
3,493
Oc
Jan
10%
;—*
————--j.—
Packers
Feb
54c
0c
29 %c
Mines—-
20'»
75c
Canada
40c
18c
Jan
7.05
Lands
Oil
Jan
Mar
28%
common
Canada Malting common
Canada
29c
Gold
Mar lienor
20%
1
—i—.—.—.—_100
preferred
1,809
Mar
■
4%
Jau
33c
Mai-
——20
.
Foundries
Iron
32c
2.30
Jan
•
common
Canada Crushed Cut Stone—
Canada
Howey
69%
——
Campbell Chibougamau
1
Campbell Red Lake—.—1———.1
Cement
Jan
50c
Gillies Lake.**—
Arrow———
Consolidated Halliwell
—-
Consolidated Marcus Gold
2.00
22c
Golden
Consolidated
6%c
7,700
Oc
Jan
Fell
10,750
29c
33c
Oil————
Consolidated
Consolidated
High
2.85
?6c
Crest———,—
Iron Mines
Consolidated
Low
2,00
26c
East
Fenimpre
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.70
—
Jan
7c
6%c Jan
0c
1
25c
•
—
Oi%
Preferred
62c
Jan
fl'/a
2.52
-
...
Power common.*—
Con sol
Jan
50c
6%C
2.55
Siiares
Consolidated Northland Mines—
Petroleum v:
Canada
G41
7
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calvan
44%
A
Oils——.—.....
Mines
Calgary
Consolidated
•——*
Dry
Calalta
41% Mar
1
12
Cable
13
39%
*
—
Burlington
Burrard
Jan
Jan
—1
.
Consolidated Dragon
11
37
J*
—1
~
Lake...
Buffalo
Building
Jan
100
4.715
■
1
—
Consolidated
12
4%c
w
Discovery
Feb
12'/*
43%
53c
.—■
Jan
41%
10%
1
Company
Bruck
—I
i
8%
12
,
1
—*
Mines—1——
4.001
10
43%
for Week
of Prices
High
40%
41%
Reef
Low
4.50
Power
Brown
1
Sales
Range
Sale Fries
Low
11%
'
Columbia
Brouian
Range Since Jan.
High
10%
j,r
British
Week't
Last
STOCKS
Sharea
Low
10 %
Columbia Forest Products—_—•
British
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Pnr
WEEK ENDED MARCH I I
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
THE
FOR
Friday
TVeek'i
Friday
31%
33%
23%
23%
46%
,
-
2.250.
1,500
92c
Jan
Feb
Jau
1.35 Mar
27 %. Jan
34
Mar
23
24
Jan
Jan
Number 5725
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1243)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
LaBt
STOCKS
Par
Great
Gas
Northern
$2.50
preferred
Warrants
$2.80
Low
7%
2,325
37
37
37
25
3.00
3.00
6%
Jan
7%
■.
Feb
37
230
3.00
42
30
39 %
Jan
2.60
1,010
16
17%
1,735
6%
1,100
2.60 Mar
Jan
39
Jan
42
,
Jan
3.40
Jan
43
Feb
3.40
;
Feb
Par
Maritime
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harns-Ferguson Ltd
Plains
Great
West
Great
Coal
17
1
Ueveiou
class
B
*
A____
5%
5%
West
5.00
v-"'
-
jt.
Saddlery-;———.—
Gridoil
Gulch
•
Uranium
5.00-
15
F»b
18
Jan
Maybrun
McColl
6%
Feb
5.00
Jan
13
5% Mar
100
13
13
20c
4.80
25
18c
■
Gunnar
•18 Vac
__9c
Freehold
Ltd-
Mines
Gulf Lead
35,850
3.75
Feb
13
Feb
18c
Jan /.
3.75
3.75
50
Feb
12,500
8V2C Jan
9 Vac
1
7 Vac
7c
—1
15%
'15%
6.70
Mines
Gurney
Products
uwillim
Lake
6.70
__30
preferred
Gold
6
Gypsum Lime & Alab
•h
6
7V2C
1
■
4,500
7c
16
7,460
12%
3,580
29%
3.75 Mar
5.70
5
6
Jan
13c
Jan
7.00
Jan
lie
Jan
8%c
7%c
30 Vo
24 %C
3.75 Mar
9%c IOV2C
—1
-
Mines-—
Warrants
54c
45c
54c
123,350
15c
18c
22,200
6 Va
Hallnor Mines
Hard
77%
*
4.00
Hasaga
Head
of
Heath
Lakes
Iron_
Red
Gold
Highland
Hinde
Home
Mines 1__.
Frontenac
l
12c
•
common
Preferred
Mclntyre
Porcupine
;
7.25
Mar
30%
Red
Co
Oil
Jan
41,950
61c
47
50
1
Light & Power
Oil & Gas
Mining
*
common
_»
Imperial
8%cMar
12c
Jan
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
•
21 %C 22VaC
4,900
1
2.08
2.20
'24,795
1.77
Jan
2.63
Milton
*
2.25
2.45
450
1.95
Jan
2.50
»
8c
8V2C
2,500
9.60
10 %
2,819
10%
Feb
7c
8%C
17,000
7c
Mar
12c
Jan
14c
15,000
8c
Jan
18c
Feb
1,727
Feb
14c
1,500
6c
33c
Jan
7%C
7c
7%c
30,710
11,000
I8V2C
Jan
58c
Jan
6c
Jan
7% Mar
79c
Brick
8c
Jan
Mindamar
4.40
4.GO
200
4.40 Mar
5 Vac
Gc
19,000
4VaC Jan
1.27
1.31
2,500
23c
22 VaC
24c
9,000
19c
Jan
30c
Feb
Mogul
41
41
105
39 Va
Jan
41
Jan
Molsons
21%
22%
4,857
20 Va
Jan
23 Va
Feb
Gold
22
9
1.10
4.75
Jan
6 Vac
Jan
Feb
I 1.36 Mar
Metals
Corp
'
•
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Mining Ore Mines
Modern
Containers
class
1,985
14% Jan
17%
Feb
Montreal
15%
1,885
14
Jan
16%
Feb
Montreal
29'/a
Feb
Moore
12%
12%
75
35c
35c
37c
: 45.500
30
30
30
125
26
29
100
Multi
Minerals
Creek
Locomotive
Trust
44%
5,294
40% Mar
45%
2,168
15% Mar
17%
Jan
Nama
18C
3,000
18c
25c
Jan
12 Va
100
National Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
;
1
96c
1.00
16,700
Mar
12% Mar
77c
12% Mar
r
Jan
1.03
Feb
49%
National
44
45
44
8
8
655
%
.
43%
Jan
475
6%
Jan
Grocers
National
Steel
62
Feb
National
Jan
Nealon
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_S
13 Va
13 Va
13%
5,073
12%
Jan
13Va
Feb
Nello
6 Va
6%
1,300
5% Jan
6%
Jan
Nesbitt
Jan
New Alger Mines
■
'
7c
48,200
6c
Jan
10c
30%
28%
31
5,055
25%
Jan
31
8.10
7.00
8.35
1,760
6.75
Jan
130
49 Va
1
6c
6C
51
Jan
52 Va
Feb
100
95
95
85
92
Mar
97 Va
Feb
50
preferred
45
46
130
44
Jan
46
50
$4% preferred
—
Co
Inland
Natural
Gas
Uranium
Atliona
New
Bidlamaque Gold
Mines
Mar
New
Calumet
Mines
1,700
2.70 Jan
4.25
Feb
New
Chamberlain
—
12%
12%
910
10% Mar
13%
Jan
New
Continental Oil
6%
6%
6%
2,460
6
Feb
7%
Jan
New
Delhi
15%
15
15%
455
15
Feb
16%
Jan
New
Dickenson Mines
2.60
2.80
1,315
Feb
3.00
Jan
New Fortune
55c
53c
61c
6,700
77%
•
76
75
_•
34%
33%
1
22c
43%
Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay Mines.,
9
25o
.1
.1
Jack
20o
Nickel
Co
common
International Petroleum
Ltd
Interprovincial
Pipe Line
Syndicate class A
2.50
Davies
35'A
Mining
Jacobus Mining Corp
J aye
Exploration
Minerals
41%
44 Va
4,641
12%
12%
2,035
1.00
92c
1.05
75,700
1.65
1.55
1.65
14c
14c
■-
Jan
68c
Jan
77 Va Mar
Feb
37%
Feb
New
32c
Feb
New Gas
44% Mar
New
12% Mar
Jan
25c
75,800
23c
Mar
36c
Feb
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
12
Jan
12% Feb
16 Vac
18c
20,500
I5V2C Jan
24VaC Jan
24% Jan
16
vie
26
26
25
2.05
1.99
2.05
3,100
21%
21%
22
565
21
39 %
39%
200
32 Va
6,500
5c
Jan
26%
Jan
6c
5c
6c
1.50
Feb
2.17 Mar
Jan
22
Feb
Jan
39 Va Mar
-
7c
Jan
11c
12c
13,500
11c
Mar
15c
Jan
25c
28c
4,400
22c
Jan
40c
Jan
6 Vac
6 VaC
5,000
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
24c
24c
1,000
19c
Jan
34c
Jan
Jan
5c
5 Vac
4,000
4c
Jan
7c
25C
25c
2,100
25c
Mar
35c
19c
20c
8,300
1,9c
Feb
27c
1.10
1.16
3,900
29c
•
52c
Jan
1.40 Mar
1.05 Mar
'
'
1.97
New
14c
Mar
Jan
New Kelore
Jan
New
31c
14,150
Feb
89c
37c
Jan
60c
Mar
9c
Mar
13c
Jan
New
15c
Jan
23c
Jan
Newnortli
10 Vac Jan
17c
New
26c
27c
3,000
—.
•
9 Vac
9c
10c
48c
50c
24c
24c
_15o
2.40
2.10
2.49
10,800
1.00
75c
1.00
8c
950
-
Jan
15c
Feb
New
Jan
60c
Feb
29c
Jan
Mylamaaue
New
Feb
1.9Q Feb
75c
Mar
Taku
Gold
'
•
55c
—
—
Minerals
5,500
18
1.40
1.60
5,192
3,400
95c
Feb
59c
18,200
27c
Jan
59c
Mar
5 VaC
•'
.
6c
40c
18
120
5%C
■
Gc
5,000
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
54c
20,447
46c
lie
11C 12 VaC
20%
20%
21
16 %
15%
16%
7
7%
Jan
5c
14% Jan
..10
'
—
Debentures
86
860
VaC
8 VaC
Rim
Feb
Jan
2.70 Jan
Jan
80
1.35
9
North
B
1.10
75c
Jan
Feb
3.35 Mar
87
Feb
_
oils
Class
Jan
1956
20c
22c
Jan
Feb
Northern
Ontario
30c
1,000
Northern
Quebec
Jan
50c
Jan
Jan
20 Va
Jan
95c
Jan
1.44 Mar
Northern
Hosiery Mills class
Long Island Petroleums.,
Uranium
6c
Jan
Jan
2.09
Jan
Nudulama
Feb
A
Jan
89%
30%
30 Va
75
28
Va Jan
23 Va
25
1,498
1,304
22
Feb
25% Mar
Jan
24
Feb
41% Jan
46
Jan
23%
23
23%
45%
45%
46
1,865
4c
5c
63,140
•
,
•
Mines
1
—J
51c
2.06
Utilities
22
4c
Mar
30 Va
Feb
6%c Jan
6% Mar
Gold
Jan
2.70 Jan
Jan
36c
Feb
14c
Jan
2.75
30
3.25
Feb
30
Mar
3.35
3.35
1.91
Feb
.
72c
Mar
4.60
3.00 Mar
':
3.50
Jan
13
Jan
40
Jan
44
Feb
3.00 Jan
400
3.00
3.15
1.13
1,110
2,240
11%
12
13
120
325
4,695
23
23
45
45
25
3.25
100
Mar
1.35 Mar
2.40
1.10
Jan
Jan
4.00
14
3.30
20,000
8c
Mar
11c
Jan
O'Leary
lie
19c
17,850
Mar
68c
Jan
Ontario
Jan
22
'■
12
Jan
23% Jan
45
Jan
45
2.70
Jan
Jan
4.25
Jan
Jan
82
Mar
3.25
3.25
81%
30
He 13 Vac
19C
19c
16,000
IOV2C Mar
16c
Jan
2,100
14VaC Jan
23c
Jan
77
4 VaC
7,500
4c
Mar
7c
51c
51c
51c
3,600
48c
Jan
59c
14%
14%
875
13 Va
Feb
6c
1,500
Vic
13 Vac
15c
1.49
1.45
1.50
13c 14 Vac
4,100
3,625
5,500
1.70
1.95
5,300
46c
47c
300
Jockey Club common
Jan
1.30 Jan
Feb
14%
Malartic—
51c
Feb
81%
-100
6c
Oils
Jan
1.90 Jan
10
50
45
II
Feb
11
23
—90o
Feb
25
13
4c
Ogama Rockland Gold
Feb
610
.
•
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta
38c
Jan
Mar
1.40 Feb
1.10 Mar '
"II-1
Mines
Cement
Ocean
10c
55c
41%
1.45
*
Mines
8c
Jan
13c
7%c Mar
16,015
Va
33
I
100
5
Jan
Jan
25c
36,080
2.25
1.35
Obaska Lake Mines
O'Brien
3.45
12
30
pfd
Mines
6%
51c
12
41 Va
common.
6%
'.
V 3.20
%
89% Mar
4c
24
4c
3.40
50
Power
Telephone
81
v
1.12
Gas
Natural
Preferred
Norvalie
1.50
9c
7c
35,000
42c
Northern Canada Mines
Feb
30 Va
:
43c
Jan
2.23 Mar
25
11%
warrants
1957
3.15
2.95
19
7c
I,060
41c
40% Mar
35% Jan
1,366
2.80
3.15
Jan
29c
2.77
13
Jan
30
8c
1.45
2.75
2,365
Jan
7c
30
A
warrants
2.20
36,200
16c
1.20
3.35
Common warrants
300
5c
Jan
30
Il50
-
1,100
1.94
Jan
8c
1.10
12
common
2.85
1.85
7c
40%
2.11
—1
Uranium
2.60
152,600
Feb
1.18
k
Class
Feb
1.44
Jan
2,000
5c
30
50
Preferred
Jan
1.32
1.36
38%
2.80
common—
A warrants
12c
835
Jan
Jan
1.15
Northspan
25c
19%
1.51
12c
10c
—1
North Star Oil
Jan
5.25
40%
1
-
Feb
Mar
11c
._Il
Mining—
Feb
10
6 VaC
1.30
.1
Mines
16c
Jan
7c
1.22
1.30
1.34 Jan
Jan
9
78c
1.01
Jan
12c
100
37,250
3,000
90c
—I
Rankin.
Jan
•
London
7,020
r.i./i
North
7c
89%
.1
-
Jan
1.10 Jan
1,450
14c
9%.
.1
Canadian
16c
.50
Explorations
1.25
12c
9%
Warrants
Jan
Jan
•
Preferred
1.20
1.25
5 VaC
20,640
675
19
Jan
11c
2,000
4 VaC
1.90
*
A
B
2.85
'
Feb
7c
9c
7,000
30c
——
8 VaC
6,500
2,000
29c
20c
6,000
4%c Jan
7c
7c
14c
Ltd
2.55
—
Jan
36 %C
7c
.1
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
20c
2.55
Jan
17c
Jan
6c
—1
Norpax
4.60
15 %c Jan
39c
Feb
-1
Normetal Mining Corp
9 VaC
Jan
Feb
9c
14c
29,800
..1
Gold
Norlartic
4.30
3.90
25c
58,000
473,500
31c
25c
Jan
Jan
28c
9c 12 Vac
23c
2.60
30
class
24c
9c
Mines
Acme
18c
8
1
preferred
-1
-
Mines
Northwestern
•
Jan
Jan
.12,400
2.64
17%
82 Va
.3
Mines
9c
20c
3,500
17c
9%C
Jan
40c
!ioc
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias common..:
Jan
8c
15C
9c
Mar'-'VM.u
93c
1
6 Vac
14Vac Feb
8c
16c
2.40
Mar
5,355
-
American
Mar
9 Vac
9c
7
5,825
Mining
Laura Sacord Candy Shops..
Leitch Gold
Jan
20c
Feb
-1
1.60 Mar
15
1,256
20c
v
18c
Jan
6c
7 Vac
310
60c
•
Feb
14c
8.500
II
1,987
3.35
;
12c
500
7c
Mines.
1,601
1.02
1.00
—
Mines
4.499
6c
Norgold
Nor
Feb
1.06
20c
13c 13 Vac
Feb
Jan
60c
,
Mines
Jan
18Va
Mar
3.15
1.00
l
Mines
6,425
19c
_•
21
60c
Hi
Mines
Jan
Jan
Mines
14c
82%
Ltngman Gold Mines
8c
13c
Noranda
Jan
3.15
...
Jan
4VaC Jan
Jan
Jan
—l
1
1.40
6,000
8c
18%
—i
Feb
18 %c Feb
Jan
12c
1,700
7c
.
Mines-
Preferred
—
Feb
•2.59
1,500
5,182
12,250
2,500
3,970
23,600
7% Mar
Ho
12,300
Jan
59c
5c
1
Niplssing Mines
17%
/
.
23c
Jan
14c
26c
:
class
Wire
Niagara
1.00 Mar
48c
)
Mines
Jan
2.01
1.30
.1
Mines
Nickel
7%
5% Jan
17c
37 Vac Mar
20c
13c
Exploration
Gold
2.49 Mar
7%
*
Jan
5c
'
...
Mines
1.20
Jan
35c
22,400
New Minda-Scotia
22c
5,500
'
——
Jan
1.38
38c
5,566
24c
20c
11,100
1
•
Mines
16C
Superior Oils
1
Lakeland Gas
14 VaC
Rouyn Merger
33c
Jan
Feb
Mines
Ltd
14 %c
8c
3,714
6,500
(John)
1
-
27,550
48,125
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
LaFarge Cement class A
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
15,140
18c
Mining 6s
Smelting Co Ltd
114,025
14c
i
2.35
Mines
10c
19c
Canada
18,459
2.24
19c
37 Vac
1.33
Jan
25c
3,500
40c
2.29
Mines
60c
13C
Co Ltd.
Petroleums
19c
37 Vac
1
1.01
Manitoba
1.23
18c
Jan
19c
9c
13C
1.15
—
Mines
Jason
50c
19c
20c
.1
1.15
Kirkland Townsite
13
14c
1.85
47c
15
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
9c
Jan
IIV2C Jan
23c
Jan
6c
1.19
Jan
1.55
Feb
11 %c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
1.55
Jan
36c
Jan
1.95 Mar
49c
Feb
32c
Warrants
Goldfield
1
Mining Co
Yellowknife Gold
29c
37c
1,500
27c
Jan
50c
Feb
Warrants
9c
Mar
Jan
8%
8%
8%
8% Mar
9,500
..10
Jan
10c
Preferred
8
9c
16c
100
9c
-20
7%
7 Va
7 Va
50
7
Jan
8
Class
.1
Mines
1
6.50
6.20
6.80
32,142
3.00
2.95
3.00
500
12c 13 Vac
2,600
11c
Feb
20c
Jan
28c
Feb
Jan
36c
Jan
22c
19c
22c
35,900
11c
Jan
29c
Feb
7c
Lyndhurst
7c
7c
2,000
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
B
Macassa Mines
1
Macdonald Mines
1
Macfie
1
Explorations
Cockshutt
Gold Mines.
Bloedel
class B
Magnet
Cons
Majortrans
Mines
i
Uranium
2,000
24c
6c
6c
6c
2,000
5%c Jan
1.00
1.05
27%
28 %
2.14
95c
445
2.05
22,100
1.00
3,125
4V2C
4 VaC
4%c
4c
4c
Jan
Jan
23% Jan
1.70
Jan
4%cMar
1,500
4c
1
4,000
3c
Jan
1.03
common
Mines
For footnotes see page 44.
1.03
1.10
20,800
1.03 Mar
7c
Ltd.
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
28c
2.05
Goldfieids
Maneast
-27c
27%
1
,
-Matartlc
7,700
—.
1
1
I
Jan
2.75
•
_
Mad sen Red Lake Gold Mines
2.40
2.65
2.70
7c
8c
16,300
6%c Mar
9
9
625
7% Feb
*
1
i
35c
31c
35c
52,100
7c
7c
3.000
_
3.05
Feb
35c
Feb
9V2C
Jan
1.15
preferred
Opemiska Copper.
Crush
Orange
Mar con
52c
300
Highridge Mining
9c
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Macieod
Jan
*
New Hosco Mines
59c
Copper
-Macmillan
42c
Jan
13c
1.20
1
Warrants
Lynx
1,200
Mines-
Jan
Nisto
1
44c
Explorations--—
Goldvue
9% Jan
36%
600
.1
Warrants
Louvicourt
Mar
Jan
1
Jupiter Oils
Lorado
68
195
1
1
Jonsmlth Mines
Class
Jan
12%
50c
_•
Ltd
(1939)
Gold
64
New Harricana—
18Vac Jan
2,000
«
of Canada
Mines
31%
62,070
Mines
Gold
1,760
12%'
50o
Pete
69 Va
1,224
21c 23 Vac
Petroleum
Mines
42c
3,174
■
•
Newlund
Walte
Dufault
Jan
23C
1
3.90
1
International Ranwick
Kerr-Addison
Feb
68
20c
3.90
*
Gold
36
12%
1
New Bristol Oils
1
common
Mining
of
15%
Jan
1
3.90
Warrants
Pound
75c
Jan
33
1
New
New
Mining
Jan
15
50
•
.
Labine
10
preferred
Preferred
Joliet-Quebec
65c
1,167
1
Mines
2.80
Cement
Gold
6,700
12 %
•
•
Co
Inland
Mines
68c
35%
25c
10
Mines
20
&
International
Va Mar
'
preferred
(John)
29
Mar
8.35 Mar
52
•
•
Jan
•
Trust
41%
Feb
—
27
15 %
20
Car
38 Va
.
Jan
Mar
25c
Petroleum
National
49
common.*
Jan
30
12%
♦
preferred
Feb
8% Mar
30
—
55c
Jan
5
__5
Explorations Ltd
9,859
Ltd
Va
1
Mines
60
Corp
12 Va
Mar
35c
Feb
16%
39%
—
Jan
65 Va
5
68
16
_*
Gold
Feb
Jstn
15
15%
1
1
58
Accent
"
10c
44c
Works
-.
38%
Warrants
Feb
35%
Corp common
—'
Feb
Feb
24V2C Jan
65c
16%
15
4.8G%
1.75
12 % Mar
12%
•
12 Va
prefeAed
Mar
9.10
_*
Porcupine
15%
3.75 Mar
13c
B
15
10
Jan
7%c Jan
mil
A_
Corp
15%
16 Va
A
7 Vac
13c
Brewery class A
Class
10%
I__I_i
18c
.
21c
29
Mining
Moneta
Smelting
2.14
1.25
Jan
58
Lomega
Feb
6,300
39%
Cos
85c
9c
•
First
Jan
4,840
10
Loblaw
65c
12,900
1.27
Oil
Lexindin
84c
84c
National
fiiiz
Jan
1.65
4.40
Bank
Lamaque
49c
72c
*
Imperial Investment class
Imperial Life Assurance..
Wasa
22,200
1.55
93c_
Shore
12% Mar
72 c
7 Vac
Oils
Osu
Jan
1.60
.
•
Humber
■
Jan
11%
•
14VaC 14VaC
Hughes Owens Co class B
Lake
12c
>
1
42
Ctach
Mar
Mar
Industries Gas
43 %
Lake
75c
Mar
Jan
9c
206
67C
68c
12%
82c
47
Feb
46
7,500
12
Feb
Midwest
•
Lake
60
18c
Midrlm
20c
Bay Mining &
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Labatt
12%
;
9C 10 Vac
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.00
Feb
Kirkland
10 %c
2.60
Jan
53c
Hudson
-
pfd
Mines
Jan
13c
3.05
f Kllembe
Jan
2.20
1.70 Jan
4,300
Kenville
22c
16c
8V2C Jan
3.65
Kelvinator
Feb
*
Feb
220
3.30
Jumping
Jan
1,000
3.60
Jowsey
Mar
11c
2.00
*
Joburke
17c
6%c Jan
82o
5 VaC
Mining
Jellicoe
10VaC Jan
4,000
47
5Va %
Paper
Uranium
1
Oils
Hudson
Jeanette
205
7.500
8c
68c
Mexican
Hoyle
Investors
76
Jan
75
80c
Jan
Jan
'
Jan
18c
1
12c
11c
32%
25%
Inspiration
67%
Jan
74
10,000
Jan
200
Inglis
Mar
14c
27
29%
*$2*4
% Mar
90
13c
Mersey
28
S2.75
53
Jan
13c
_1
Petroleums
•
Lake
Jan
50
12c
Mentor Exploration & Development_50o
Merrill Island Mining
1
.1
-
Industrial
50
132
500
Meta
29%
Indian
970
16,533
Feb
•
6%
12,400
11 Vac
1
Mines-
Jan
90
17c
Gold
Jan.
5.00
14c
2.60
Jan
Howard Smith Paper common
Imperial
74
__1
Lake
Feb
83
,
53%
V?c
8
53c
*
E
Latin
4.00 Mar
2.50
11c
Ltd—
A
La
6%
77 Va Mar
225
2.51
Jan
7c
Canada
Consol
Class
Lake
Feb
185
1.28
McWatters
4 Vac
—
90
•
Lake
Red
Medallion
1,250
8C
52%
52%
100
McMarmac
8,100
•:;vh6£:.
1
_
Dauch
Class
Lake
Mar
Jan
'16% Feb
.
Jan
1
-
_
Sarcee
&
Hollinger
Lake
Jan
19c
9%c
__
Lake
Mines
Eell
Highwood
:
65c
Jan
5%
6,375
79
Feb
8V2C
8VaC
9c
14VaC
Mines
Hendershot Paper common
Heva Gold Mines
-
6 %
4.25
v
40c
9 VaC
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Headway
i
4.00
•
High
),
2.00
Gold
Rock
Harrison
'
6
100
Mldcon
'.*•
Low
17 Vac
•
com
Range Since Jan.1;
High
1
Ltd
McKenzie
Greyhawk
t
Shares
Low
"
Class
>
for Week
1
Preferred
Maxwell
Sale*
Range
~
Great
?
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Pries
High
2.60
-50
14
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.00
—
—_—
warrants
B
ENDED MARCH
Friday
7%
•
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
7%
-50
—
preferred
Class
of Prices
Low
1
common
THE
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Orenada
"l
Gold
.1
Ormsby Minerals
12c
24c
24c
2,050
29c
24c
2.44
7c
Pacific
31c
6,050
250
Page
Jan
Paraour
Western
6c
Jan
Pan
Jan
Paramaque
Jan
Parbec
Feb
Pardee
Jan
Parker
9%
31c
Feb
48c
5c
Jon
9c
Feb
A.nelaamated
Drilling
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd—
20% Jan
8,394
17
Mar
1,325
103
Jan
42c
Jan
57c
Feb
24c
8,000
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
6%c
3,500
4V2C Jan
9c
Jan
6C
5 VaC
6c
II,500
3%c Jan
1
40c
48c
3,100
37 Vac Jan
3.00
315
3.00 Jan
•
3.00
42c
49c
10,900
1
Jan
23c
6c
1
Mines
3.00 Feb
10,625
18%
117
1
Mines
6.80 Mar
53c
17
119
lOo
Oils
Mines
Jan
121
17%
•
•
—
Feb
50c
-1
Petroleums
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Feb
1.20
12c
1
Mines..
2.15
19c
Jan
28 % Mar
Lake
Osisko
5.75
Mar
48c
5c
33c
Jan
121
Mar
11 %c Feb
60c
Feb
4.00 Jan
50c
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1244)
.
.
Monday, Marcti 17, 1938
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
MARCH
14
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
for Week
ef Prmes
STOCKS
Shiire*
or Price*
Sale I'rle*
WEEK ENDED
Bale*
Range
Last
STOCKS
THE
FOR
Friday
WMfk'f
Friday
Range Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Low
Par
■:
Paymaster Consol
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Peerless
Exploration •
Pipeline
Pi miuiia
—
Gold
tirttuu
Oil & Mines
Peruvian
Jan
20 c
Jan
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
22c
1.100
18c
Feb
30c
Jan
Towagihac
7
7%
4,245
Feb
8
Jan
1'raueib
25
25
25
24
Jan
25
Jan
Class
B
20
93
Jan
98
Jan
4%%
preferred
05
-4
Petrol Oil & Gas
——
Pitch
1.79
4,925
26C
27c
3,500
Oils
Gold
Border
Premier
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
38c
Jan
65c
Jan
West
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
—
—
32%
35
1,725
29%
Jan
35
Mar
1,000
40c
Jan
46c
Twin
_*
59%
Roe
7C
RovbI
10,500
950
3.50
Jan
60'
5c
Jan
10c
City Gas
1.00
1.00
1.05
2,400
2.61
2.58
2.68
16,425
6c
6c
1,500
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Union
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Mar
Union
Gas
Union
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United
Asbestos
100
Jan
89
4.25
Jan
Feb
4.90
Feb
3.80
73c
Mar
16c
Jan
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Feb
United
Estella
2.85
Feb
Uniiasd
Feb
1.25
50c
Feb
United Oils
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Upper
6.15
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5.600
5.70
1,650
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2,500
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20c
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70c
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1.55
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1,212
20
Jan
25 %
Feb
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19,400
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
8.35
7.15
8.35
6,809
7.50
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21c
24c
4,300
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35c
90c
85c
95c
25,625
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1
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8c
34c
1.23
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Jan
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300
1.00
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Feb
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1,000
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Jan
1.55
Feb
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Jan
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9,100
1,23
5,312
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1,866
11
11
165
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37c
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13
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24c
10c
54c
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1.00
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35c
Feb
44c
11%
Jan
13
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9c
Jan
13c
West
Feb
44c
29 %c
Jan
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Jan
14
Feb
98
Jan
100
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Jan
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Jan
100
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25,130
11
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100
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Feb
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Jan
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225
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28%
Feb
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1,173
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14
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Mar
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15
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45
27%
28%
720
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4,60
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2,500
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773
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16c
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73c
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2.35
4.65
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45
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50
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140
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22c
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Jan
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1.57
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60c
1.86
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1.93
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Mar
1.75 Jan
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93c
Jan
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Jan
Feb
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1.81
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3.35
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56c
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69c
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Mar
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82
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24
303
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24
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29
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31
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526
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3.05
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3,200
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14
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4.900
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40c
Jan
14c
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14
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2
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14
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1
Mar
14c
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20
1
.
Feb
25c
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Calgary
Jan
2.70
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13,315
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6.50
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8%c
Jan
3.35
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8%c
17,900
14c
Toronto Slock
1
,
&
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1
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29e
5.90
320
25c
1.42 Jan
550
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25 Vb
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1.140
c
2.35
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Jan
10%
2
2.30
24c
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68c
2 15
10 %c 10"
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Jan
4%c Mar
common—.
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26% Mar
Jan
Mar
2.50
100
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Yukeho Mines
Jan
17,100
5%
Taylor Pearson common-.
Teck Hughes Gold
Texas
Feb
7c
1.22 Mar
6,650
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Zenmac Metal
1.25
54,500
1
,
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10.584
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1
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Feb
1.90 Mar
Feb
72c
1
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Oils
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Feb
38%
4%c
,
trust
24%
Feb
Jan
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350
3.10
26%
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3.10
1.77
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7% Jan
26 c
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common
3.10
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15c
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Feb
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Jan
4c
6,100
8,300
Feb
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4.00 Jan
Jan
1.C0
125
1.28
Jan
38
1
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Tamblyn
26%
1.22
40 %c
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preferred
Feb
Jan
7%
1.91
Propane common
Tandem
26%
43c
Petroleum
18% Mar
Feb
10c
14 %c
•
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7,620
Feb
Jan
47
150
59c
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6c
5c
21
200
!
77c/-
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58c
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2,793
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Feb
50
1.71
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Syivanite
Feb
38
Steep
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Jan
85c
22c
—
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Eupertest Petroleum
Feb
1
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4.30. Feb
48c
25
40
20c
•
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Mines
(
600
'
1.90
1.25
preferred—_ZZ2O
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and
.
Yankee
•
Sturgeon
Surf Inlet
Mar
58c
24
7,400
39%
*
6%
Yale
Mar
18%
7%
Bros
Cons
Jan
24
48%
14 %c
1
Canada
Sunburst
6c
23"»
5c
V 67c
class
Woodward Ltjd class
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
10c 10 %c
40
Nickel
Superior
Jan
Jan
4.65
18%
Services.
Rock Iron
River GoldS'^'bury Contact
,
15c
'
26%
-
Wood (John)
Preferred
25% Mar
48%
——
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Oil & Gas..
Sullivan
Jan
3.65
23c
1">%
10c
Strnleigh Uranium Corp
STppIov
21
438
18%
Oils
Jan
21% Jan
10%
•
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3.95
10%
50
Union Oils.
Jan
1
16 Va
common
Steel of
23
'5c
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Mar
4.30
24
10%
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Jan
2.01
100
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1.90
Mar
25
43c
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78
4.00
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3,023
50
21,480
Starratt
4.00
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Gas.
Petroleum
Grocers
Windfall
Feb
45
1.70
Stanrock
4.75
24
:
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9,206
1
Warrants
2.35 Mar
24
,
A-
68c
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'
25%
1.30
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Jen
4.05
4.25
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63c
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Jan
50
1.60
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870
l
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45
25%
*
50
50
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6%
1.69
4.10 Jan
6%
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Feb
3.40
57,312
13
23%.
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-
Feb
Feb
50c
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Jan
233
60c
spool «er
5.00
55c
3.30! Jan
2.340
59c
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Feb
44c
&
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4%'%
Feb
29
15,000
59c
Spartan
31
12c
1
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15%
Jan
Jan
63c
2.25
Feb
Jan
27
6%
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4.75
—
—
67c
—
Jan
25%
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Plywood Co class
Weston
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Class B
1
Jan
60c
Ltd
South am
2.07
1
Western
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85c
13%c
6%
117bc
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Somerville Ltd preferred
•
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1,250
11c
98
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SKD
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95
55c
98
3,200
4,840
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%
51c
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.
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fee
:
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3.15 Mar
9%c
55c
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150
53
1
class
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25
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Western Canada Breweries
Western Copper
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55
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-
9%c
1,090
3,200
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3.45
4.30
trust
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Miller
1
4.00
Ltd
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55
1
Breweries
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■{
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3.80
to
common
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Feb
6c
Oil
Rights
Jan
13%
Wa^er & Power com
Sigma
Feb
3.80
Nickel
Canadian
11
Gold
Silver
-
517 b
1
Knapp Canada Ltd—.
Pyrite Copper-
Westburne
Jan
Mar
13c
ZT
Gordon
59
Jan
Ltd-
Petroleums
12
May
28c-
100
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&
13%
preferred
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Jan
49
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38.259
13%
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34c
100
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Jan
13C 15 %C
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28c
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common
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1
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3.50
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60
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1.35
Jan
5%c Jan
13c
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preferred
Jan
1
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365
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1.00
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6 %c
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B
Feb
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2,400
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Feb
1.18
Mar
1.45
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98
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Ltd
1.00
common
Class
18
651
Jan
7%
Class
<sv.
3,760
a
21c
1
Victoria & Grey Trust.—I—I
Violamac Mines
Vulcan Oils
:
Jan
55c
—
Shawinlgan
Jan
4.90 Jan
50
Consojl Explorations Ltd
Vico Explorations
8.35 Mar
Jan
Jan
—
Ltd
.pij'Mar / '- ?
76% Mar
17c
.
58
Viceroy Mfg class B._
1
Oil*
18%
7c
7'c
;;
'5A5
'
1
Freehold
;
]
Jan
66
3,000
;
4.00
16c
Jan
Canada
Rainbow
try
781
isc;
18
—
1.08
9c
Petroleums
Security
Alloys
24%
13%
i,
76%
5.35-
,
1
24
36c
Mines
A
:%
497b
Mines
l.CO
6,600
—
class
]
4.C0 Mar
-:38c- -Mar
/'V;
577b
1
13 %c
10,725
Gas
Rivei
ud
>
•
Canada
Vanadium
Jan *
10c
——
Sapphire
•
A-eo
Jan
811
-
•
20c
Jan
[
50
—
24
preferred
Scarfe'
4
...1
'.44
14c
1.00
25
Antonio
150
28c
r.
Jan
25c; Feb
Jan
7c
5.55
13c
IIIoo
Warrants
San
;
9%
75
-
5.40'.-
-
50
United Steel Corp
7c
Ltd
Preferred
Feb
3.20
10,045
-
r'i 64,230
Mar
-
5.15
Jan
{
-
25
"
Mountauban
33c
5
5.60
Industries
Class B
1
United
Jan
Jan
32c
\
15c
32c
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
16c
Feb
25
r
.
.
\
Jan
19c
Feb
Jan
.500
-
61%
.
Jan
4.25
16c
■;
38c
91
-1*
B__
——
Jan
48C
28c
Hoc
Michael Uranium Mines
18%
;•
3,025
!
29% Feb
.
Jan
*
V
33c
18c
1
-
class
Mines
34c
42c
31c
r_i
Maurice
r
13c
3,705
7,345'
-
;
'
Western
5%
-
76 %
B
27c
47c
4.50
st
3.75
347 be
_*
fnv class A pfd
preferred
Keno Hill—
Class
22,300
7,132
•—._
fit
•
—1
Fuel
7 %c
29,350
10c
s_
Corp
4.00
25
"
-
—
—
Ltd
Jan
Jan
6c
45c
^
Lawrence
pfd
2nd
Corp.—
2.41 Mar
79c
9c
Preferred
St
i7c
3.60
17c'
,.
_1
Canada
Mar
7c
J
,
.J,
7c
10c
s
of
Mines
6.30 Feb
3.95
Feb
2.90
Ultra Shawkey
Feb
United
IIIIIIl
Rights
Royal Oak Dairy class
rtoyalit' Oil common
17c
r
40% Mar
4.00J
'
•
Gc
common
Can
23c
Vr "■ •>. ;t._
^
Jan
"
*
1
.1
A
4.70
23c
«
4.55
•
20 7'4
/ 15,337 T
:•/
-15C
4.50
24
•
—
.
52
1374 c
22
Mar
1
42c
Ltd
Bank
54%
9c
Uranium——
Consol
Russell
333
8c
44c
Preferred
Rowan
Jan
Pipeline
V—
.
45 %«
17,343 ~
•
1
___—44.——
V>
(A
40c
59%
1
...
Mines
50%'
,%:ti5(M
1
-.1
Prairie
Gil.
28%" 29%
28%" /
Line
Tribag Mining Co Ltd-1—
Trinity Chibotigamau
24c
class
■
Resources
Triad
-J
." J
'
"
—-1
Trans
6c
Mar
-*
Feb
1
Pete
—
Jan
7%c
ll'SZi
Rockwln Mines
Rocky
40% Mar
Jan
Jan
5c
8.00
1
—
Mines
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Kocne
Ltd-
Gas
Mountain Oil Pipe
1.42
Mfg
92
Feb
•
*
—
Uranium
B
Jan
3d
lOV*
40c
Ltd
Athabasca
■"75
/ /' ' 200
86
40
36c
Mines
Class
40
40
59 %
1
1
—1
*
—1
1
Macdonald
Robertson
"40
Jan
1
Ricliwell
Rix
40
Feb
1
1
Mines
Explorations
Silk
55% Mar
23c
•
Ltd
Ltd—
Ray rock
Riverside
37% Mar
Feb
505
6,500
Uranium
Rcxspar
Jan
32
5,500
11,570
Mines
31%
355
32c
7,900
Jan
2.050
9,25
23c
Rainville
1.05
Jan
Mar
35%
5%c
4.30
Petroleum
Reeves
Transcontinental
16C
Natural Gas
Reliable
Trans
Feb
4.20
R ad lore
Reef
Feb
1.54
4.20
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto
1.23
Jan
10
Quebec Manitou Mines—
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec
Jan
1,900
Producers
12c
,
&
Pipeline
98c
850
100
Ascot
Quebec
Trans Canada
Jan
2,304
"
:
5.90
Copper
Chibotigamau Gold
Copper Corp
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Quebec
1.15
1.40
100
Minerals
90c
Oil
Canadian
Jan
18C
Gas
Feb
60c
3.25
Prospectors Airways
Provo
25c
6,358
5.25
urauluiu
Maii
37%
28c
Warrants
Purdex
75c
1.07
East Dome
pronto
6c
100
^
3.000
--20c
—
27
35
.——40
—
53.500
————-100
1
Mines
1
Ore
Iron
Premium
Premier Trust
Preston
—i
80c
1.35
—
26%
Jan
Trans
Feb
63c
1.07
1
*
c—-•
.
1.633
Jan
24
36%
32 >/2
.———
7c
High
25%
75
35%
—
72c
65c
.
coro
10J
37%
/
5c
Gold
Rouyn
Powei
27
_*
A_
ciase
preferred
26%
6c
'9.00
Kiver
Powell
b'o
Jan
40c
Finance
1
27
,
52c
5t)r
—
Powell
2.05
Feb
Exploration
Low
High
26%
27
—
75C
Development
Ponder
1.60
A
53C
*
-*
1
Columbia
Gold oi British
Ore
Uranium
Pioneer
6 7b
Class
Low
common.—..
Empire Oils Ltd
Name changed to
-J
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mures
Placer
95
1.75
26c
-*
—4
95
1.77
Oil
&
14c
4,666
25
Credit
Gas
Permo
4,700
77b
-*
preferred-.—— 100
preferred
—
2
Mines
i
common
Penmans
Peoples
Works
Iron
21c
< 4t>
_*
%■'/:
Toronto
17c
1
—.1
commuu
Par
High
13c lG'/aC
16%C
-1
—
Low
High
;
Feb
Volume
Numbei' 5725
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1245)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The
following bid and asked quotations
for
Friday,
March
14
obtained from the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc. and other
not represent actual transactions.;They are intended as a
selected sources. They do
guide to the range within which these securities
could have been sold
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
(indicated by the "bid")
compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is comnosed of
:'•/*
7 ■ .
securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
Par..
Aoroyox Coxp
Air
Bid
Inc
4%
1
27% '
1
5
Corp
Green Mountain Power
CorpGrinnell Corp -U——
:
29*4
31%
Groiier
23 %
24%
16
17%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf Sulphur
40
42%
42
Corp
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const
__2
Co
4%
.
Society
Corp
35%
29*/8
Haloid
27%
Haana
(M
10
Class
Ai
B
cl
A
18%
3%
common
18%
Partlc preferred,
20
Helene
16
High
Curtis
Ind
class
Voltage Engineering
49%
53
28%
30
18%'
19%
-5
18%
20%
Hugoton
Gas
Art Metal Construction Co___. .10
27%
30*.
Hugoton
Production
Western
Associated
Avon
Gas
Spring
Co
Coip
19%
Products Inc
Aztec
Oil
&
Gas
—_.
Co„
iloV-44
Mfg
Baxter
<fc
f A' J.)
Co
Beneficial- Corp
Berkshire Hathuway Inc
13
;
'
-
11%
12%
10%
11'%,
Class
>•7%
5'"'V
_r_i—'
25%
-
22%
—
;
■
"27%
-
A
Botany
Mills
Bowser
Inc
Brown As
Brush
25%
9%
:l
__1
16
Water Co
Water Co
common
preferred__2a
12%
Buckeye
Co
10
California
Oregon
California
Waier
6%
Co
9
1-
33
Central Indiana Gas Co
5
>
Power
Central
Utility Corp
Central
Soya Co
Co
10
'■
Chattanooga
Gas
Citizens U til Co
Common
Collins
'■
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
Prod
A
com——1.
13%
Co__^5
$1.2,5
preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Co
8%
29
31*%
"
40*.2
-44
6 %
7
-
7'%
8%
'
Corp—z-_l
~7%?-'
8'/8
10%
/
Industries
'11%
1
17%
16%
—5 "
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv-u4
Donnelley (B R> & Sons Co—5
Co
Bush
Inc
7"
-'
H
preference
U
'
.
27%
-'
.7%
■
32%'
.
8%
New
Norrls
12*2
File
Tennessee
Nat
Gas
13%
Oil
&
Eastern Industries Inc
_:J)0c
Eastern tJtilities Associates—10
Economics
Laboratory Inc
1
El
Paso Electric
Electrolux
Co
1
Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
State
—
-7 %
_
Oil
Co
10
20
..
(Texas),—.
:A
—1
21%
33%
35 %
15
North Penn
Corp
Oklahoma
23%
Old
io%
11
46
49 "4
%
Coal
31%
34%
6 %
Ben
Miss
Coal
River
Prod
Otter Tall Power Co
Pabet Brewing Co
Pacific Air motive
Pacific
Far
East
Line
56%
60
58 %
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher Governor Co
61%
21 %
23%
15 %
16%
1
H%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Ft Wayne
12%
Pendleton
13%
15
Pepsi-Cola
25
27%.
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering Lumber Corp
Florida
Steel
Corp
Corrugated
Frlto
_1
Co
Paper.10
•
-
1
1'
—
Oil
Genera) Gas Corp
Gen Telep
(Calif)
Co
10
2%
2.50
5%
pfd
20
Genl Tele Co of the
Southwest
5%%
Giant
preferred
Portland Cement
-
a
p«
piro
Brick
Co
Co
26%
28%
24%
26%
1
5
"A".
Indus
General
Gas
41/,
19%
4%
Portland
K
20
Rubber
Gas
&
,»jud General
Co
Coke
Cc
(NY)
Y)
(N
Bank
18%
203^
x21%
23%,
16
65%
59%
10
39%
(Phila)
Co
(N
J)
5
Nacl
Corn
14%
18%
„
,
Co
30
N
Trust
Y)
10
10
16%
18%
16%
111/2
23
24%
34%
42%.
44%
IS
14% '
'•
6%
•
13%
14%
27%
29
5%
6%
1
3%
4%
12%
90c
4%
5%
6%
33%
35%
18%
15%
1
9%
10%
23%
25%
14
9%
28%
5%
Co
50
157
National
Bk
-
First
Natl
Bk
Natl
First
Bank
First Natl Bk
Trust
25%
43
46%
75
79%
73
77%
60%
28
32%
10
34%
36%
20%
22
32
34%
10
49%
52%
68%
71%
335
City)—25
31%
33%
Louis
Franklin
Natl
Bk
59%
61'%
20
61%
65
63
65%
Harris Tr
Hartford
&
Sav
Natl
Bk
24%
26%
5
31%
33%
51/8
5%
5
18
19%
1
14%
24
25%
Co
Bk
19
Providence
v>or
R
'nmnotee
20
N
&
Tr
Bank
53%
32%
..
76%
362
57%
36 %
79%
387
54
57%
ft
14%
16
Philadelphia
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)—10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
37%
39%
29
32%
J)—
Natl Bank
da
Trust
(Phila)
20
43'%
46%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlgga Natl Bk of Wash DC—2ft
49%
53
Boston
130
144
—10
35
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—ft
Bye National Bank (R T).
2
56
59%
17
19%
8%
9%
Bl Louis
69%
73%
70
74%
68
72
Union
20
Trust Oo
Seattle
1st Nat
Bank-State Street
•
Boston,
Bk
(Wash)—20
Trust
Mass)
———20
Second Natl Bk of Phila
10
35%
BUte Bank of Albany
ton
27
29%
44'A
47'A
ft
23
24%
10
42
45%
M
Y>
'N
Sterling
42%
46%
Natl Bk A Tr Co
26%
46%
49
Trade Bk A Tr Co
20
74'%
77%
Trust Co of New Jersey-
43
45%
78%
82%
32%
35%
41
45%
(Chic)—20
<Union
Natl
(Hackenaack
45%
Co—10
R
Y)
Union Bank of
(Cleveland)
Union Tr
25
City)—8
15%
1
Tr
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co
(Pgh)
32
York—10
New
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
York Trust Co (N Y)
29
Tr Co (Chleego)—100
25
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
New
Bk—15
Exch
Guaranty Trust Co 'N Y)
of
47%
43
5
Bank
45%
44
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
-12%
Security Natl Bk of Hanting-
(Franklin
Trust Corn
Hanover
43%
Natl Btats Bk of Newark
12%
New Eng Trust Co (Booten)-lOO
10
Square N Y)
Glrard
1
10
(Phila)
Rochelle
New
29%
Second
55%
56
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
66%
27
345
Co
25
of St
22%
Bockland-Atlaa Natl Bank of
Boston_il2%
Trust
57
20%
64'%
Hudson
15%
10r
17%
37%
233/4
(Atlanta)—10
(Jersey
Co
;
34
First Natl City Bank (N Y)„20
Fir6t
Pennsylvania Banking
A
165
6%
Paterson
of
53%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
First Natl Bank of Dallas—10
"
44%
272
27
(Newark
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore
7%
5
Trust
24%
63
63.
of Detroit
10
Bank of Wmwmoj
Bank (Osve>—16
Com meres Bank A
Northern
5
First Natl Bank of
.11'A
4%
29%
-10
Co (Camden N J)
First
17%
10%
9%
27%
61%
(White
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk A Tr
10%
lo
J)
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un TV Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
4%
4
N
J)
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)-10
Fldelity-Balt Nat Bk & Tr Co-10
67%
27
86%
N
43%
14
39%
83
40%
26^
19%
125
City
Rational
77%
36%
33 Ya
(N Y)
Federal
12%
63
17%
72
69%
Bank
National
57
118
Trust (Albany N Y)
1M
Rati Newark A Essex Bank¬
ing Co >N J>
2ft
Rati Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
65
260
Trust
A
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
■
'•
11%
61
240
Rational
25
—
(Paterson
18%
3%
Bank
County Trust Co
17%
17 %
16%
III
89%
31%
Merchants Nstl Bk of Boston.10
Morgan (J P) A Co (V Y)—100
25
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
84
Co
(Phila)
National
Y)
18
34%
Freeport (N Y)_——ft
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co
(pgh) 2ft
Mercantile Tr Co (St Lools)—25
National
Commercial Trust of NJ
33%
3
(N
Co
U Vb
.1
Southern
Continental
25%
9%
Y)__10
(N
19%
25%
«/4
; 12%
Bk
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
23%
3%:
Cleve
of
15%
82%
10
Exch
&
of
Bk
Ask
16%
32%
Long Island Trust CO (H Y)—10
42%
Commercial State iBank &
19%
,
23%
Bank
Natl
28%
5
21%
Far- Bid
40%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
19%
25%
9%
Manufacturers Tr Co ((R Y)
10
Meadow Brook Natl Bonk of
63
,
38
Potash Co of America
18%
8%
Llborty Real Bstats Bk * Tr
Co
20
Trust
(Brooklyn
(St
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago )_25
Cleveland Trust Co
50
Pub Serv Co of New
Hamp
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
19%
6%
,
68%
Citizens
20%
23%
13%
34%
10c
;;
Kings County
313
5
21%
21%
'••i/.jng Propprtles Inc
6
37%
301
29%
40%
19
100
50
13%
Electric Co_7%
33%
(Newark)-25
39%
12%
2
12%
32V4
,
51%
18%
*
28%
1
Industrial Trust Co (Phfln>
ft
Irving Trust Co (N T)
,10
37%
10
Co
Natl
353/b
47%
23%
3%
28%
Companies
-
A
49
10
Co
S
X37
17%
1
Bottlers
113%
25%
27
Inc
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Ask
Chem
21%
70c
A
•
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
8
26%
24
Tool
Natural
Plymouth
o-
20
Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2 '
Green
21%
Pioneer
Oarlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
Genera) Crude
19%
Mercury Telev
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American
Sulphur Co
T
Bid
34%
18
1
5
27%
29%
•
Corp
25%
'
6%
10%
Co
Wyandotto Chemicals Corp
5%
37%
5
opelika Manufacturing Corp
25%
5%
Wisconsin Pow A Light Co—,10
Wood Conversion Co———ft
Wurlitzer Corqpany
10
27
•
Corp
51%
23%
5%
35
26%»-
T
Co
48%
Par-,.
•;*
1
Trust
lo
5
Pub Serv
Federal Nacl Mortgage Assn-100
First Boston Corp
10
2.50
A
5%
15 %■
25 %
22%
1
6%
I
Williams
4%
16
34%
1
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
16%
5%
Mfg1' Co_
Louis
Central
50c
Corp
Gas Co
Indiana
%
22%
10c
—
Equity Oil Co—
Fanner
9%
.
Bros
14%
6Va
Broad St Trust Co
8%
_•
Gas
American
'
North
Co^^_i
Williams
5
Virginia
Trust
Camden
20%
5
Co
Thermador
Nortex
of
6
32%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
East
10%
16%
19%
50c
Shops of Del
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
-
N
Commerce
Plains
common
Nicholson
North
.
15
27%
.
2Va
Corp
B
of
Boatmen's
35%
7%
.
Dyna mics Corp of America—...
•-*.
'3%
-
25%
—2 "
5%
7%
27%
31%
1
National Shirt
•43
::
2%
~
.
DuMont Broadcasting Corp_—l
Dun & Bradstreet Iiic
—_1
Dunham
40
Whiting Corp
Phila_10
-
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
Class
Bank
Bank
12%
2
Montrose Chemical Co _i
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
11
America
24%
7%
19-%
Corp
24%
1
Francisco)
Bankers
17%
11%
22%
2%
17%
9%
13
1
-
Bank of New York
Bank of North America
18%
Minneapolis Gas Co
,_1
Mississippi Shipping Co.,
S
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5 :
Utilities
-
31%
1
i6-%
Dictaphone
'
29
of
(San
21%
118„
—1
44%
12,,
1
*.
;
Bank
501/8
Detroit Harvester Co
—1
?
46%
National Aluminate
Corp
National Gas & Oil
—
21
22%
16
151/4
Detroit :*
B. iJge Co_
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
-
41%
lc
Inc
,
16%
Eng
Inc
Corp
Corp
Centl-Penn
Class A common—.,
Gas
6%
Natural Gao
White Eagle Oil Co.
Western
Bank & Trust
23%
14%
-
Propane
5%
22
lo
Miles Laboratories
Corp
Tennessee Gas Tranmis Co
67%
15%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
19 %
42
33%
■
20%
1
Missouri
7
13%
Corp
13%
'
5%
•
19%
6
11%
12*%
1
Co live
14%
18%
18
'
•
36%
13%
Co
10%
-IV.
12%
•
Taylor' Oil
:.
45%
33
36%
39
(8 D)
341/8
107/8
—1
6
■
42
34%
30
Co
Tekoil
*
29%
9%
16%
1
«
"
Danly Machine Specialties—__5
Darling (L A) Co—
—1
27%
31%
5
2%
8%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—II
Common Ltd vtg
1
24%
23%
Western Lt A Telephone CO—10
Western Massachusetts Coo
1
5
Refining Co
Tappan
37%
.
25
Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc-—
5%
20
18%;
5
""
22
_B
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
11%
Delhi
Co_-
Meredith Publishing Co
'
•
Fibers
14%>
1
Company-
Lau Blower
McLean
-
Inc
Glass
Landers Frary & Clark
28%
5*4
Suutide
9%
191/b
22%
12%
33
Inc
25
Greene
Suburban
36%
34%"
_l
13%
..
16%
17%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Stoel Corp
l
Watson Bros Transport "A"
West Point
Manufacturing Co 0
46%
"
21
2*4
Lines
Inc
Marmon\Herrington
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
•
8%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp
3
_1
"oriffnpnt-i
Co
14%
Commonwealth Oil Kei Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Cross
34
43%
:
Kendall Co -i-*——i——
Kennametal Iiiq
10
Kentucky Utilities Co
;io
26.
--^25
eonv
171/4
Amer—SOo
Warren
9%
Marlln-Rockwell Corp
44%
of
10%
1
14%
19
15%
15
27%
22%
28 V4
41 %
Milling & Elev Co___1
39%
0
Associates
9%
2%
13%
-
14'/«
30%
Struthers
Stubnitz
31%
25%
Works
,
5
29
1
25
26%
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com__3
-
9%
10
23%
33%
24%
30%
2.50
Steamship
$1.46 preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_in
Macmillan Co
:
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Maremont Automo Prods Inc
4%
8%
Inc.;—.——2%
Colorado Interstate Gas
Colorado
4%
1
common
Stores
18
4'/a
27i%
Warner A Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co.
4%
:
27%
20%
22%
6%
Lucky Stores Inc
17%
17
34%
14%
5%
16%
,
.—1
26%
5%
Lone Star Steel
.
24
31%
3%
31
lQ3/8
19
1
2%
13%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co—
33%c
—
Coastal States Gas
17%
5%
cl A__33%c
com
class B—
Clinton Machine Co
;
23
16*%
9%
25%
5
Vitro Corp
Register
Wells
6%
19%
37%
13
Varlan
7%
221/4
1
.
Liberty Loan Corp
1,
31
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B__5 ^63%
Lithium Corp of America—
1
19%
34 %
i
,
21 %
r
,
22%
—A—__1
Co
38%
26%
6%
1
L-O-F
-
24%
31%
,
\
14%
18%
35%
37
Valley Mould A Iron Corp,
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
20%
1.25
18%
,•
^ 34 */8
20%
____
14'/8
5%.
Corp—
2%
Home Products
Common non-voting
Stanley
22
1
1
Co
Stanley
7%
16 %
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
Keystone Portland Cem Co—3
Koehring Co
5
23
6
11%
10
20%
Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern OH Co
2%
39%
21%
1
Inc
Greenfield
61%
9%
2 21/8
25%
1
20
1
Co„1
Tele
Mfg Co
&
15
20^4
37
Stoyffer Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Ketchum
G
Co
Co
Electric
Fruit
•
1
25
35%
Corp
3 5"'a
*
;*
17%
10%
37%
13,
16%
33/;
Steel
22%
.
13%
CentraL Telephone Co
10
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp—6
1
I
1
11%
Producing Co
States
(A E)
Stand
Gas
Gas
Carbon
Tampax
,.t
9.%
Electric C0-.-53'9'a4 " •'
CentraLMaine
Staley
251/4
6r;i.
—
/20%
49%
^
,
Ceco Steel Products Corp
10 ' 21 %
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—5%
Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
17%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
10 % 32'
Public
1
7%
V
,
46%
1
Sprague
11
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
19
Speer
16%
15%23%
10%
Eng Tele Co
Union
Southwestern
31
,
9%
Kearney & Trecker Corp—3
Kellogg Co
50c
A
Southwest
83%
29%
'
•
Southern
17%
79
9%
10%
5
Southern
% 17
13%
10c
Colorado Power Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
27%
15%
23
Co_10c
58%
•
United
27
21
i
inc
6% preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Ine_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals—_10c
43%
25
73/4
5
Tracerlab
28%
•
2
;
Calif Water Co
New
40%
X12
7%
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co_5
9
1
7%
41/2
4
28%
4%
——
41%
20%
27
2
26%
1
Corp
Topp Industiles Inc
Towmotor Corp
8%
19%
1
Co-
,
8%
*
21
25%
5
34% :•
—»
Central Louisiana
Co——.
47%
10c
1
Southern
20%
35
22%
Carlisle
Corp J
Carpenter ; Paper
v
>
8 %
,\
&
3%
1
Tokhelm
common—-1
Kaiser
10%
1
64
■
'15%
1
44
,
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-l
Cannon Mills dlass B com—125
It
401/8
32 %
Co_-.25
Southern
17%
19%
59%
Supply
Co—_1^%-,%21
Service
DehlU Oil Ltd
'
'
28 */4
*■", 10
Power Co__20
Calif Water & Teiep
Canadian
25%
38%
Inc
D)
Standard
Jessop Steel Co
"''37 %»
1
—
'
'
-1
Jervls Corp
12% ?
*
Inc :1(1
Burndy COrp
i -~m. I S-
24% "
;il%"
_i__l
Ste,e.l„Castings
Bullock's
13 7 H
.
22%
Sliarpe Mfg Co-l----10
Beryllium Co
7%
19
,
Electric
Co_2%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
&
Water
Jefferson
20
Pacific Power Co
Skil Corp
South Shore Oil A Devel
61
7
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Co— -5
Iowa Public Service Co
—5
JoWa Southern Utilities Co-
Jamaica
6
18%
Bierra
10
-
57%
1
Jack A Heintz Inc
21%
5 %
10
Jacinto Petroleum
(G
4
1
Time
70
Corp
21%
21%
Thermo King Corp
44
66
Seismograph Service Corp
27
20 '
•
Ine„._—' •'
$1.20
San
Searle
15
Black Hills Power & Light C0-/1
Black, Sivalls & Ihyson Inc tour !
40
1
Natural Gasoline
Corp
28%
20'/a
Three States Nat Gas CO
9%
•
Corp
System
8%
Texas
Ash
20%
17%
25o
i
Manufacturing
Plywood
Ryder
24%
"units'/
Cb_
29%
16
26%
Petroleum—._1
14%
27%
34%
—
26%
14 ;'
25
,__1
Beryllium Com
7%
15%
Indianapolis
—.10
—
7
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries
_1
Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys -1
Interstate Securities Co
-5
Investors Diver Services Inc
21%
Roddls
14%
32
7%
20%
Markets——__1
Gossert
13%
23%
13%
Bid
Texas Eastern Tranmis
Corp
7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Taxaa 111 Nat Gas
Plpeina Co_l
Texas Industries too
1
Texas National
14%
3
Robertson (H H) Co
Rochester Telephone
Rockwell
14
6
5%
CoJi-10
Optical
Laboratories—,/!.:—,.^.1
Bayless
Bell
~r—1°
Lomb
Trust
:\;
106
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
13%
6%
_1
Co
&
99
22
13
12%
Robblns & Myers Inc
51%
56'%
103
Par
4%
27%
a
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc—3%
;
'
97
47%;
12%
._1
Bareco Investment Co
Bausch
52%
1
Husky Oil Co—
-2IV4
Indiana Gas
Bates
48
2%
Hoover Co class A
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
Class A common
Arkansas
1
10
A-^—l
_5
Power
4%
Ask
3%
26%
1
Rose Marie Reid
Co. _5
Arizona Public Service Co
Co
Richardson Co
Riley Stoker Corp
26%"
10
;
Gas
Roadway Express class A
19%
14%
Auheuser-Buscli Ii»e
Farms Co common-
Arden
Missouri
18%
24%
com
-
11%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Incorporated
Arkansas
17%
10%
5
Co
Republic Natural
Reslstoflex Corp
121
10c
Hag&n Chemicals & Controls
11.
115
2.50
Company
25%
i-
:i6%
•
Guatiji-Bacon Mfg Corp
27
1
15%
5
Bid
Rsre Metals Corp of Amerlca_l
Relchhold Chemicals
1
Ask
1
33%
Amer. Research &
Develop:
1
American Window Glass Co_12I/a
P
Bid
44%
Barge Line_5
American Express Co
Amer Hospital Supply'
M
'
29%
4
American Box Board Co__
Amer Cement
A
Par
10
,
Commercial
Par
Ask
1
Products
Amer
are
Industrials and Utilities
•
.N Y)—10
United
10%
Commerea—
40%
-
Co of Maryland
States
23 %
(N Y).
10
14%
15%
33
36%
United
37
39%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arl«)-ft
(Boston)
States
43%
41%
44%
Trust Co—
Tr
Co
——"J
'R Y>
-20
23%
25%
66
69
311/2
341/8
of
I
10
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oage
t
'
—
,
t
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1246)
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
for
Quotations
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
J4
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Mutval
March
Friday,
Bid
Par
%
Funds—
.1971
77
.1988
105
U
Ask
.1970
82
1.65
1.25
5.84
6.32
Shares-;—1
Fund Inc—1
3.91
4.18
7.41
8.10
Institutional
Growth
FuccLle
•
1.36
1.49
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
5.75
96
98
4%s!
Industries
4.41
4.82
TristituMonal
Tnsur
Fund-—lo
11.56
Axe-Hough ton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Ax^-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
5.39
Fund
Inc
lo
3.40
3.72
7.16
7.78
8.05
8.80
3.48
3.80
America—-1
of Boston—1
8.98
9.81
Iuc-_——1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
28.36
28.93
79
West
105%
Util 3%s_-_ ---1988
Texas
Westeoast
5%s.__
Trans
Affiliated
Inc
Fund
American
Business
American
Mutual
Fund
Associated
Mut
Devel
Atomic
Trust—
Axe-Science & Eiect'nics Corp lc
10.24
9.42
Axe-Templet on Growth Fund
Canada Ltd ____—.—.-1
22.92
20.97
Inst
Intl
Resources
Co
rnvestment
Trust
Istel
Johnston
Custodian
10.04
10.91
19.14
20.58
B-2
Fund
Boston
Broad
Fund
California
tmot)
ijict
Bonds)
1
Bonds)——1
9.60
American
(Income Pfd Stocks).—_l
7.88
8.61
Amer 1ns Co 'Newark N J1—2%
6.74
7.37
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
9.74
10.63
14.33
15.63
Mercury (Wash D C)
American Re-insurance
10.60
American Surety
11.21
16.15
17.48
7.20
4.68
5.13
Knickerbocker
22.03
23.82
15.74
17.02
136
8.97
Fund Inc—1
5.18
Fund—*
a40.82
Loomis
F
8.29
—1
11.62
9.0i
12.63
Managed FundsAutomobile
shares
16.37
17.79
13.93
15.14
1
13.27
14.35
15%
16%
1
Western Investment Inc
6.26
5.72
1
Income Fund
1
1
Diversified
Series
E
—J
20.45
21.86
1
19.09
4.46
20.41
Corp—1
10
20c
Futifi
Balanced
134.28
xG.32
135.64
6.55
—
Stock Fund
Investment
Fund Inc.—
Energy
Equity Fund Inc..
4.87
.
12.12
14.64
13.10
15.83
4.25
3.29
2.15
7.43
4.64
3.61
2.35
8.08
8.79
5.20
14.11
5.09
9.65
5.73
15.46
5.53
5
lric„
Fund
Fidelity
10c
1
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
slock series—
lc
Preferred
stock series—lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
1
Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
founders Mutual Fund
Florida Growth Fund
Florida
-1
1
1
Fund Inc
General Capital Corp
Trust
Investors
General
11.60
11.79
6.13
12.68
12.75
6.66
shares
lc
-lc
6-G3
0.93
7.2/
8.79
Building shares
Capital Growth
———lo
Fund—.—lo
5.80
6.51
R.36
7.14
shares
lc
Stock Fund-lo
11.15
10.67
12.21
11,69
Automobile
Aviation
Chemical
shares—
(The)
Common
shares
administered
bond
General
Railroad
RR
lc
Growth
.■
2.34
2.58
lc
2.18
2.41
Fidelity
lnc__10c
6.36
6.97
Fireman's
Transport
shares
«_
Fund
Bond
Manhattan
Masaehusetts
Investors
33 %c
Fund—
Life
;
Gulf Life
13.17
8.66
1
1
2.88
18.28
19.77
_
—1
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
9.96
-1
7.34
Stock
_1
5.56
Stock
England
19.45
York
1
28%
Fund———
(Jacksonville Fla)_2Va
22 Ve
23%
Insurance Co
Ltd——
Canada
Nucleonics
——
Chemistry
Electronics
Home
Over-The-Coimter
y:v Fund
8.41
Philadelphia
Fund
Street
Fund
Pioneer
Price
(T
Life
Standard
April
aio.io
1
39%
Inc
a32.77
a21.04
1.25
7.72
8.35
1
9.74
12.60
1
11.26
Sterling Investment Fund
3%s
10.33
Funds Inc—
Fund—1
13.71
14.12
13.53
15.39
15.86
L!d
1
of
1959—
Notes—
April 1, 1958
Oet.
1.
Feb.
15,
Investing; Corp.—1
l%s Aoril 1,
lVaS Oct.
6.63
7.25
7.72
1
12.02
Fund
Inc
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
Recent
Bid
.
11.27
101%
laoy
5.19
Eurlington Industries 4,/4S„1975
Chance
102
Gulf
Power
73
75
Home
99%
Indiana
83
84
Iowa
Oil
1.
Co
4s__
92%
93V4
1966
-19S2
Vought 5 Vis
1977
97
105%
Chic
Rock
Island
5%s
&
Pac
101
—1983
Commercial
4%s
81
Credit
r
99%
100%
Pacific Gas
1978
4 Vis
100%
101 Vi
6s
EI
Paso
Ferro
Natural
Corp
Gas
1075
Fn'^hauf Trailer 4s
I
99
108%
103
65
68
.1978
Co
of
.1977
a-
Gas
Am
Port
Cement
100.4
1O0.9
100.22
100.30
100.2
100.6
102.8
—
99.22
99.30
101
104
109
1962—
101.8
103 %
3%s April 3, 1961
110
99 %
1,
107
1,
99
1970-1967
1971
—
4'/aS Feb. 15, 1972-1967———
3%s Sept. 15, 1972-.
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4.80s May 15, 1958
6s Sept 2. 1958
2.33s Oct. 7, 1958——
4 %s Oct.
3 %s May
100.6
100
108
100
103%
104 %
102%
103%"
100.14
100.18
101.11
101.15
100.4
100.6
32nds of a point
Bid
Maturity—
Ask
99
102.26
3%s May 15, 1960
IV2S Oct. 1, 1960
100.2
1
4s
Aug.
—
98.28
97.24
104.26
104.30
97
104
96.8
1962
106
1962
15,
102.30
98.20
l%s
%s April 1.
99.8
95.12
104.30
1962
15, 1962
1,
98
97.8
104.4
96.16
106.4
95.20
1983
98
11-
4 % e/c
12-
8-
1-57
1-58
101.3
Ask
101.7
1-58
100.6
100.10
100.16
100.20
3.65%
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.27
100.31
1-58
100.25
100.29
3.00%
2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.17
100.21
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.8
100.11
8-
2-57
2-58
100.31
101.3
March
24,
99.977
99%
April
24.
99.937
May 29,
99.915
June
99.892
—
99.901
June 12,
99.863
99.873
May
May
1,
8.
5.
99.833
99.805
99.779
99.753
99.726
1958
1958
195P
a
k Admitted
%
•No
par
Net
-
1958
b Bid
d Ex-rights.
value
asset
i
value.
to
listing
Exchange
yield price.
on
the New York
x
New
stock.,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
Ask
99.845
99.819
99.795
99.771
99.747
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.700
99.711
99.674
1958
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
90
73
May 22, 1958
99.903
•—
1958
141
148
May 15. 1958
99.955
.—
102
71%
99.974
99.920
—
_99.987
99.943
1958
100%
Dollar Value
Bid
99.992
99.967
1958
27.
April 3, 1958
April 10, 1958
April 15, 1958
April 17, 1958
%
Bills
Ask
99.988
iL——
1958-
March
99%
146
4%%
Did
Due
Dated
Rate
Dollar Value
110%
1971
Ask
United States Treasury
U4
140
Line Units-
105.2
2-5r8
'
102 Va
5s
1959
100
100.5
102
2%S May 1, 1958
3%S May 1, li)58v————_
4%S July 15, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
7-
109%
Pipe
32%
29
6-
1-57
1983.
Amer
30%
I 27%
5-
1-57
3-57
1982
ww
Sylvaxiia Elec Prod 4%s
Trans-Canada
2
:
100.4
9-
Sperry Rand 5%s
Textron
28%
100.1
8-
102%
118
69
24%
Co in Hie
-1-58
4
87
116
Bid
Due
1-57
100
113
Units.
4%>
%
66
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Nov.
102
1977
83
Fire
3%s
1967
ww 1982
5s
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
22
79%
2
Y
N
99.16
Stock
General
City of
Westchester
99.8
Southern New Eng Tel 4%s. 1991
66%
U
U S Liie Insurance
1959
103%
k__
4Vis_. .1988
:
Natural
Sheraton
20%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
S Fire
_•—!
3
1959
10-
March 20,
100
80
—1975
4s
45 %
%
96
98
1988
3Vis
Power &c Lgt
Elec
Quebec
107%
]076
3 %»
Pacific
Penn
5%s_1977
3%s
99 %
\
11572
—
98%
99
—.
94
ww. 1963
Pacific Petroleum 5s__
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2003
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
98%
101
1983
Elec
(N
U 15
Oct.
Bid
1976
5s
&
10
—
Trust
&
Y)—8
..5
Guar
1%S
68 %
.1975
3%s
Span Uranium 5%s
Ohio
Edison 4%s
100%
Title
99.24
101%
67
Can
48%
Accident
Standard
2.45%
99
.1981
National
51%
122
.1988
Erass
25%
48
100.22
98%
106%
Ry—
,
Gas
99.30
& Sons—
N
Columbia
98%
119
Public Serv 4Vis
Mueller
24
lo
Fire & Marine—10
99.16
7-
4% ':'c
3%s_ 1988
4%s
102%
67
Security (New Haven)
100.20
1959
Dated
4.50%
Ask
Elec
Lowenstein (M)
102%
1988
1971
Mich
50 3s
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
4.20%
Bid
5s—
&
100.8
1958
4.25 r'n
Bonds—(Cont.)
98%
Co of Penn 3%s_1989
43
47
12.18
4.80
Security Issues
Ask
38
63
100.10
99.30
1958
15.
Rate
Bonds—
42%
47
13.11
l
__l
Wellington Fund'
Whitehall
40
8.44
Mutual
7.69
15%
10
——
April 1, 1961
4s Aug. 1,
1961
1 %s Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962
Treasury
l%s
8.24
Co
Ins
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
St Paul Fire & Marine!—6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
10
Notes—(Cont.)—
1 %s April 1, 1960
Indebtedness—
14,
1 %s
7.31
40%
14
(N Y)
Treasury
100.23
2.51
1
Ask
100.21
2%s Feb.
Special Situations
Inc.
-
101.18
2.30
Line
7.11
100.24
101
joe
Value
6.69
100.16
1968——
101.16
2%S June
7.54
106Va
100.30
4.94
1
100.21
105%
1, 1958
1, 1958—
6.03
1
101.19
100.17
Dec.
4.52
Inc
-1
101.15
100.4
Aug.
3%s
5.52
Income
Fund
101.20
4s
1
Fund
Line
street
100.29
Bid
Inc__1
Line
Investors
101.7
101.12
100.25
1965
11,
1%S
Value
Walt
37%
2
Life Ins
Reinsurance Corp
4s May J,
3%s April 15, 1958
14.71
Washington
City
Quaker
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
9.60
2.46
17 %
4%s July 15, 1969
3%S April 1, 1970
Maturity—
6.87
2.25
16
100.27
8.32
10.48
3.99
10
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.26
7.61
6.29
a22.97
58
Providence-Washington
100.29
101.16
—
11,
10.
March
32%
1
,
02 y2
64%
100.13
101.8
1962
19C3——
13,
March
Certificates
Fund
100.6
101.3
1DG0
23,
10.71
Inc
Canada
21%
•
10
100.23
10, 1959—
Aug.
12.33
30%
10.13
Fund
9.64
1
Co
Insurance
a29.17
1
Roe & Fnrnham
1
Television-Electronics Fund
10c
57
Life
Phoenix
100.25
1958
10,
June
Inc.l
10.95
Series H-DA
5
Phila
%
12.26
Investors
Stein
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
20
Co
13.81
11.22
Fund
Inc
55
Indemnity
Pacific
10.65
1
Shares—
Get.
3%s Feb.
3%s
-
10.94
6.38
Fund
49%
59
__k——10
Peerless Insurance Co———5
100.10
10, 1958
Aug.
11. 1958
3s Feb
1
100.3
July
4.70s
3%6
Mortgage Assn—
10, 1958
May 8. 1958
June 26, 1958——
4.20s
Clark—
Fund
Natl
4.05s Apr.
4%s
Accumulated
Ry 3%s
4,/es
!
Ask
100.9
100.24
4%s
Industry Shares Inc.—1
Pac
100.6
1958
15,
100.18
Federal
10.23
Corp
75 %
32
100.20
6.27
9.36
Carrier
71%
29 %
100.14
11.40
Science! Fund——1
Canadian
10
1958—
29.63
Continental Fund——1
1988
Ins„10
1958—
5.80
29.33
United
4%s
42%
108
16,
4%s
United
Elec
40%
103
15,
10.49
1
4.41
46%
14.23
State Street Investment Corp—»
4.04
78%
of N Y_10
Pacific Insurance Co
13.09
Sovereign
Inc—
84%
73
(Minn)
Insurance
20.36
United
1
80
National Life
Northwestern
09.22
*
Funds
12.50
.
,
8%"
10
Northern
2%s June 1, 1960
Southwestern Investors Inc
United
36%
7%
20.56
8.57
United
27%
34
99.14
7.25
6.68
Fund
25%
1960
Smith
Texas
3.33%
1,
Shareholders Trust of Boston
2.29
—2.50
8.43
CJark
&
B)
5
—
—
7.72
Fund Inc..
(Edson
Fire
99.30
9.45
10c
Calif
s
July
1
Fund of Canada
Amer
York
North River
Northeastern
46%
44
%
1959-
7.58
4s—— -1993
Amer_
90%
June
—1
Scudder
Selected
40
Fire——10
Hampshire
1,
Funds
Si
18%
44
New
2%s May
2 %s Feb.
Fund
Stock
27%
17
12.96
7.75
5%s
5
—
North
of
86
Bid
4%s
1
(Geo)
Stevens
82%
35%
1
Si
Scudder.
78%
5
A .—.—5
New Amsterdam Casualty———2
2.50
Science
Stevens
—10
——
National Union Fire
Nationwide Corp class
11.83
Inc.—
Scudder,
92%
2,
Growth Stock
!_
.——I
1
Nuclear
87 %
4%s Feb.
Inc—— _•
Fund
Putnam
38%
(Balt)-lO
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.19
10.14
Elec
10
3.30s
Inc-
Fund Ine.
Puritan
Fire
11%
34
3.68
1
Inc—
Rower
3
Ins
Life
Monumental
Co
Ins
3.36
Corp
Fund
Life
Travelers
30 y8
9.25
Steel
40%
166
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
7.02
Series IT-C7
Barium
159
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Securities
Inc —
Securities
Peoples
Monarch
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
lc
Eeli Telep
X38
10
Co
———
Jefferson
&
Inc
Shares
10
Insurance Co
Capital Fund
Income Fund Shares.l
S:
30%
18
7.61
United
Gas
28%
35 %
21.03
Serlss
Value
Ealt
5
16%
6.08
1
Series
Growth
58%
10%
Merchants Si
5.56
6.96
Series—.
Series
Income
54 %
Manufacturers—4
5
—
8.02
5.09
1
Preferred
5.11
Inc
55
33%
Insurance Co
3.56
—
6.91
Boston
51%
5
Insurance
and
5.83
3.26
1
—
Series
6.23
Income Fund of
10
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
10.89
5.33
1
1
Series.
Dividend
7.07
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
73%
5
Hartford Fire
9.87
4.65
Haydock Fund Ire
58%
69%
American
Hanover
—1
—
Bond
9.13
50%
Bonding
SpHngfieUl
3.13
Fund
5.68
Funds
55 %
4
Insurance
9.51
al2.43
Wide Securities Co <uc_l
Nation
of
Great
86 %
Globe Si Republic
Inc—i-—1
Foundation—_1
Income
Invest
of beneficial interest-
New
19.92
38
34%
Reliance
14.24
Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
New
18.43
42%
82%
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls..——
,
of beneficial interest- ,1
Units
10.29
40%
._2.50
F)
<S
3%
11.14
9.52
Stock
Growth
Fund
Life
3
JO
—a_-—-_4.
-
10.30
int—83%c
beneficial
of
Investors
Fund Inc
Corp—3
Deposit of Md
Si
Franklin
Trust
lc
Hamilton
55%
10
Fedf ral.
Special Investment shares—lc
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
52%
Co—
Reinsurance
98
203
%
31%
81%
31%
lo
Utilities
131
78
64
lc
shares
273
124
29
8.83
Tobacco
262
5
5
60%
,
shares
stock
shares
10
Co
Employers
shares
equipment
Steel
Liie
General
Assurance
Casualty
14 %.
13%
45
New
Employees Group Assoc-—--*
6.85
10.00
2.07
lo
shares
Bond
Railroad
lc
lo
shares
Petroleum
73%
_2
2.73
6.61
6.09
8.22
9.99
5.81
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Bond shares—lo
shares
71%
ItiS—
3.73
8.62
Institutional
Merchandising
Mining shares
Connecticut
Liie
2.47
6.24
lc
shares
Natl
Columbian
3.38
shares
6.40
lo
—lo
shares—lc
Equipment sharesFully
I 31%
lc
Petroleum
Common
liectronics & Electrical
food
32%
29%
4 60s
Securities—
Group
30%
—
—lo
shares...—
Paper
Pine
Gas Industries
5
<N J)„5
Ins Assn
Fire
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)——1.25
Stock
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
16%
2.69
-
-
National Investors Corp
Electronics
Co
-15%
2.44
shares
Mutual
& Howard-
Baton
Camden
Continental
Mutual
10.12
21
lc
Metal
Mutual
9-31
51%
19
Crum Si Forster Iuc
8.49
1
48 %
(N ji_10
3.46
7.75
Inc—
Fund
Dreyfus
10
29%
28
17%
2.19
Massachiisel ts
17.70
2.78
16%
4.71
8.81
6.41
15.60
2.54
6.25
3.14
Mass
—2.50
25C
30%
1.98
10.42
—
28%
%
4.28
9.47
Dividend Shares
2%
le
13.61
68%
Diversified Trustee Shares—
26%
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
8.01
5.85
Stk Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund—1
Growth
Diver
33
2V»
Continental
1
Delaware Income
Mutual
Savjes
Fund Ino_—1
Fund
Delaware
13.47
64
Boston Insurance
5.65
Insurance Stk
8.46
-
30
—
1%
1 %
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance—^-5
Massachusetts
6%
9.80
Life
Casualty
Maryland
21
6
24%
Beneficial Stand Life Ins Co__l
15.48
share
De
11.42
14.16
9.30
Inc—;
19%
5
Co—
Bankers Si Shippers—
Bankers Natl Life Ins
6.16
25o
Trust Fund
7.78
Vegll Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Ds
5.61
10.45
Lexington Venture Fund-—
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc.—1
8.57
Fund Tnc———1
Dividend
T«xt rig ton
1
Fund™:
16%
Corp
Ins
Title
National
10.76
Com
61
196
1
Amer
7.86
9.94
Priced
Assurance Co-5
Home
57%
188
Lawyers
142
11.58
Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada LtdLl
130
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
10.61
(Low
7.20
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Sik)__1
1
Investment-.
Inc
(Income Com
S-3
-1
——
.Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund
S-2
9.71
6.62
com—10012.400 13,000
100
8.79
S-4
1
80c
Priced
136
1
(low
Fund Inc——
Composite
Fla)
(Discount
Common wealth Income
Concord
(Jacksonville
K-l
Growth
Inc
Securities
Commonwealth
16.61
B-3
:
—
24.49
B-4
.1
—
IhC
26.18
22.45
12.38
12.12
Preferred
Fund
1
35
22.38
'
Colonial
194
,15.97
Inc
Fund
94
Lincoln National Life —_—10
14.77
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Cenrttry Shares Trust———!
Ciirisitfaua
Life Insurance Co of Va_i„—20
17%
11.29
——I
Fund
Internattonal
Chemical
36 Via
20.70
S-l
——>
Canadian
Ltd
28%
_10
—
„l
Inc.
Canadian
"Fund
26%
Co—10
———
1
General Fund—
Canada
25.08
16%
15%
33
10
10
_5
Fidelity <fc Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
4.84
19.40
Ask
Bid
Par
Agricultural Insurance Co
Insurance
Aetna
Aetna Life
Surety
-1
Investment
BUiiock Fund Ltd-—
Companies
Ask
American Equitable Assur
Si
American
(Medium
Bid
<Vai_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binn;_2
Life
Companies Inc
1
Casualty
Aetna
15.22
—1
Inc..
Street
a
Insurance
Par
Funds—
(Investment
Bonds)
1
Grade Bonds)-l
B-l
America-:-.™*
Inv Tr of
10.12
4.42
Fund_l
Mutual
(The)
9.96
9.25
99 %
10.96
9.10
Fund
Mutual Fund Inc«._l
Blue Ridge
of
Investment
Keystone
Bond
10.02
Bank Fund—le
Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional
98%
1988
—
12.64
4.96
5s—.
6.30
Fund Inc—1
25o
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
84
.1976
S
Universal Match
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.50
Bid
Ask
Corp 5%S—
Union Electric 4%s—~—
Underwood
99.686
Volume 187
Number 5725
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
CO URSE
Bank
with,
clearings this week
a
year
show
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
us,
based upon telegraphic
advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for
the week ended
Saturday,
March 15, clearings from all cities
of the United
States
from which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 2.4% above those
for the corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand at
$23,368,353,497
against $22,815,165,563 for,.the
this center there is
week
same
in
1957.
At
gain for the week ended Friday of
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
9.8%.
'
a
New York
_
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas
St.
1,111,598,290
*975,000,000
1
j.
;
Francisco
Pittsburgh
_i
___1
Baltimore
.__3_
All
all
cities,
five
clays__
day
one
362.400,000
the
on
New
5th
0.2
6th
Atlanta
8th St.
9 th
York
Stock
Exchange
is
months
—Month of February—
Stocks-
1958
Number of shares—,
&
misc.—
Two Months
1958
1957
90,069,088
85,736,096
$71,862,000 $196,458,500 $161,319,600
34.000
22,000
34,000
34,000
4,571,600
government
2,883,300
1 0,285,300
7,473,250
4j000
$88,898,100
$74,802,300 $206,781,800 $168,861,850
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the full
calendar year
of 1955 to 1958 is indicated in the
•
Number of Shares
1958
January
February
1957
49,871,356
—
1955
(000,000
FOR
;
Omitted)
1958
1957
New York,..
46,907
43,572
1st
February
IN
588,833,010
456,653,935
468,285,928
1.8
1,074,.394,120
1,038,700,602
23,941,968,510
cities
City
22,627,974,477
+
5.8
19,856,535,758
19,290,722,743
11,142,774,510
2.3
9,902,916,134
—
District of 3.0%
1.2%.
of
586,515.692
■
■-
2.1
9,396,408,925
and in the Atlanta Reserve District ol
The Chicago Reserve District reports a decrease
4.2%
and in the St.
Louis
Reserve District
of 6.1 %,
1955
42,645
1958
1957
1950
94,983
87,338
4,854
4,448
8,227
10,633
10,241
4,369
3,798
9,526
9,641
9,319
14
2,993
2,541
5,919
6,550
6,446
Boston
....
2,504
2,655
2,661
2,432
5,715
5,834
5,638
5,151
cities
3,146.909,439
3,277, 990,793
48,644,088,546
45,331, 691,655
4,047,165.012
16
"
Richmond ;
Atlanta
8
"
5,564,825,863
2,797,964.809
5,151, 052,310
5,930, 458,909
16
"
5,161,837,440
Chicago
5,226 ,323,740
31
"
8,778,447,333
9,162 ,639,220
7
"
2,645,865,425
2,818 ,300,299.
Louis
Minneapolis
2,555, 260,629
1.2
—
4,238, 622,945
9,108, ,148,215
6.1
—
4,972, ,710,079
4.2
—
2,799 ,660,929
2,236, 255,372
7,866, 069,219
2,577, 620,266
"
2,357,577,364
2,288 ,897,537
3.0
3,642,728,672
3,483 ,291,581
4.6
3,368, 558.633
3,083, 987,038
"
San
3,980,,311,362
7.2
12th
3,692,428,746
3,862, 313,464
3,395, 752,721
18
"
l
Francisco
,,
1,965, 283,135
5,160,627,270
5,148, 866,973
0.2
5,014, 546,744
4,558, 234,233
95,640,465,919
94,683,,600,084
1.0
89,727, 491,824
86,970, 664,521
48,672,660,164
—177 cities
___
We append another table
51,111,477,041
4.8
50,177,880,414
44,324,821,156
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the two months for four
Two Months
Federal Reserve Districts
2,504
1,803
4,619
4,890
1,709
1,556
3,969
3,951
Pittsburgh..
1,718
1,874
1,802
1,473
3,806
3,776
Kansas
3,104
City
1,060
1,587
1,564
1,441
3,574
3,484
3,330
3,119
Louis...
1,302
1,451
1,452
1,327
4th
3,080
3,205
3,144
2,902
5th
5,546
5,569
4,075
5,319
4,668
4,750
>,
3,839
3,746
3,340
1,493
1,460
1,279
3,373
3,289
3,109
2,732
1,353
1,643
1,628
1,348
3,107
3,579
3,463
2,909
1,565
1,509
1,503
1,327
3,412
3,254
3,182
2,810
1,314
1,422
1,383
1,239
2,944
3,081
2,917
2,607
1,079
1,137
1,102
987
2,341
2,479
2,361
2,089
753
758
754
686
1,662
1,679
1,614
1,461
747
799
792
756
3,626
1,676
1,662
1,525
683
1,787
1,896
1,663
731
722
690
1,588
1,620
1,557
924
760
3rd
"
2,267
2,234
2,003
Inc.
1957
cities
11
"
Philadelphia
15
"
8,886, 987.780
11,312, 367,492
Cleveland
16
"
12,212 338,417
12,901 ,213,030
8
"
6,234, 030,985
6,296 894,829
New
York
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
10th
Minneapolis
Kansas City
11th
Dallas
12th
San
6,988, 716,294
7,184 129,370
105,007, 844,522
98,852 122,756
1955
$
—
2.7
6,895 ,854,931
+
6.2
91,015 ,590,640
16
6,250,934,021
90,951,009,203
"
11,360, 050.308
19,389. 471,837
"
9,868,924,517
12,315 963,082
10,276.130,809
1.0
5,998 818,423
5,407,920,510
8,862,490,164
16,805,776,453
—
20,055, 250,689
7
10,890, 700,110
5.3
—
11,262 873,350
"
—21.4
+
—
0.9
10,494, 977,021
3.3
19,480 ,577t936
3.9
5,990 439,945
5,906, 511.585
6,143, 723,906
—
16
"
5,240, ,854,282
5,036 ,465,057
+
4.1
4,765 ,963,251
14
"
7,922 ,340,633
4.3
7,168, 985,514
•'
8,349 162,422
7,595 102,917
8,787, 890,415
+
11
5.0
8,354, 907,121
.
5,523,078,190
.
4,222,077,383
18
--
Total
11,253, 540,596
11,364, 507,643
1.0
10,690 479,717
208,751,849,661
206,792,541,454
+
1.0
194,063,257,691
181,696,836,550
111,809,476,753
—
3.8
106,724,310,424
94,046,709,723
"
177
„
6,666,575,634
7,309,590,810
9,552,328,850
'107,518,730,075
—
Francisco
,.
"
31
s
.
Louis
1956
or
Dec. %
14
6th
1,429
1,023
2nd
Boston
years:
Two Months
Two Months
$
1st
1,464
738
1,019
Two Months
1958
Richmond
2,262
784
5,856, 720.632
2,821, 456,441
4,854, 314,315
3.0
—
"
2,264
854
4,712, 971,696
6.2
—
2,883 ,775,705
16
2,561
800
44,203, 774,257
5,152, 866,190
ll
1,768
....
2,958, 774,06*2
41,269, 939,106
14
2,243
Orleans
3,264, 316.019
7.3
Kansas City
2,535
Jacksonville
4.0
+
—21.4
Dallas
1,774
..
$
%
—
1955
1956
or
10th
2,086
..
Reserve
v
11th
..
..
Inc.
"
.....
Cincinnati..
*
Dec.
«
:
5,450
...
1957
15
York
8,085
3,003
....
0.2%.
11
St.
and in the San Francisco
larger by 4.6%
Cleveland
9,291
4,408
2,659
1,538
are
District by
by
87,650
4,847
4,307
Minneapolis
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals are smaller
1J$8
Boston
New
an
increase of 3.0%.
1955
101,233
3,750
Fran...
Minneapolis Reserve District has to its credit
February-
Outside New York City
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—
1956
30,549
1957
a
Total
FEBRUARY
....
Portland
0.3
+
Philadelphia
8th
....
Seattle
461,133,998
—
4th
60,815,145
Philadelphia
New
504,794.303
1,202,555,902
3rd
2nd
46,400,622
LEADING CITIES
the
Month of
37,575,141
Detroit
Louisville
5.4
499.508.985
Federal Reserve Districts
7th
Chicago
Baltimore
604,117,475
+
—
7.2%, but in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
74,645,958
of bank clearings for
leading cities for the
February and the two months ended Feb. 28 in
BANK CLEARINGS
Richmond
638,110,409
1,223,439,438
"
decline of 4.0% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve
District of 21.4%. In the Cleveland Reserve
District the
totals register a loss of
6.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
47,197,100
each of the last four years is shown below:
Atlanta
1,244,324,778
1,348.579.800
0.4
-
6th
——
1956
course
Houston
1,069,427,043
0.1
but the
48,160,955
40,197,732
month of
St.
1.074,662,293
621,378,463
1,168,098.014
clearings having been $95,640,465,aggregate $94,683,800,084. In the New
York Reserve District the totals show
an improvement
of 7.3%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals
and
9th
Dallas
658,160,047
2.3
1,194,492,906
-
+
5th
following:
Ban
10,274,836,215
1,162,893,295
1,149,083,459
4.2
—
571.565,008
We also furnish
today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of
February. For that month there was an
increase for the entire
body of clearing houses of 1.0%,
the 1958 aggregate of
35,000
35,000
—
bonds——
Cleveland
10,319,821,785
2.5
—
650,762,170
510,037,091
"
10
177
York
682,079,648
10,887,912,553
6
New
*
$
•-
757.831,288
+
672,123.169
648.511,554
V:
2.6
+
1,519,179.031
669,223,749
602,247,959
—
1,212,430.897
1,521.018,214
"
City
Total
919
37,575,141
$84,292,500
Government--
The
—19.4
Dec. %
■*
1,435,655,023
744,031.650
4
Francisco
2.4
1957
40,197,732
International Bank_
Total
2.6%
smaller
1955
1956
+ 13.3
1,359,416,621
•
San
Bonds-
U. S.
of
2.1%, but in the San Fran¬
register an increase of 1.8%.
or
11,889,169.580
«
12th
The
are
record
Description—
Foreign
17
^
7
2.5
1957
Inc.
$
762.678,712
"
9
—
and
10
Dallas
transactions
1958
1957
861,048,335
1,240,658,013
"
Minneapolis
11th
appended.
of
cisco Reserve Dist. the totals
1,374.830,024
"
6
Kansas
2.6
4-
totals
Dist. of 5.4%, but the St. Louis
the Dallas Reserve Dist. of
1,095,798.026
"
17
Louis
4-
895,143,629
diminution
a
the
loss of 0.3%. In the Kansas City
a decrease of 0.3% and in
a
13.465.698,766
"
11
Chicago
3.9
follow:
Railroad
3rd Philadelphia
Cleveland
2.5
4—
the Minn. Reserve
Reserve Dist. suffers
838,355.070
cities
10
Richmond
$23,368,658,497 $22,815,165,563
February and two
York
4th
—
show
District
'
—13.4
371,076,424
totals
Reserve
by 4.2%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
are larger by 2.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 2.3%. The Chicago Reserve Dist. enjoys a gain of 0.1%
1958
12
—11.9
2.5
Cleveland
the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 19.4%. In
$
New
637,666,093
—
the
the
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1st Boston
2nd
579,913,294
of
of
Outside of this city there
Week Ended March 8—
Outside
results for
week in 1957.
Federal Reserve Districts
484.235,005
monthly detailed statement
increase
a decrease of
2.3%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 13.7%. We group the cities
0.7
^Estimated.
Our usual
an
in
Reserve Dist. the totals record
|
;
was
District
and
and
same
;.
872,558,857
Total all Cities for week
For that week there
Reserve
477 in the
6.0
4—
$22,496,099,640 $2i,920,021,934
—
3.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals
register an improvement of 13.3%, but in the Boston
5.8%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $23,941,968,510 against $22,627,974,-
10th
eties,
detailed
1.8
—
$18,133,305,355 $17,444,303,789
4,362,794,285
4,475,718,145
——
cities, five days.
Total
ended Mar.
7th
Ten cities five days_„
Other
elaborate
3.1
—
—,19.1
403,429.345
621,417,000
426,377,490
502,285,775
370,193,671
•
Cleveland
the
statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to
give the final
and complete results for the week
previous—the week
9.8
■■+
657,731,585
406,069,527
340,600.000
Louis
San
*
them
today, inasmuch as the week 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 cases has to be estimated.'
'
1,145,881,739
1,205,000,000
645,769,791
L.
City
,1937
$12,733,988,811 $11,595,970,304
-___
CLEAR IN G S
Complete and exact details for the week-covered by
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish
ter
1958
B A NK
was
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending March IS—
OF
the
In
47
(1247)
cities
—
—
*'
1,573
.744
706
714
655
1,572
1,585
1,474
1,372
Birmingham
812
874
762
655
1,799
1,791
1,633
Omaha
....
601
570
586
554
1,326
1,257
1,244
Denver
....
746
667
Outside New York City
1,322
...
808
576
1,753
1,215
'
1,602
1,410
1.262
569
555
537
478
1.295
1,210
1,147
1,022
505
534
525
466
1,128
1,185
1,118
1,035
504
560
541
488
1,147
1,221
1,156
1,025
Washington.
522
499
492
457
Milwaukee..
540
498
505
442
Nashville
504
502
549
427
St.
Paul....
Memphis
Buffalo
..
....
..
Tot. 31 cities
Other
88,397
87,382
82,651
80.679
-
1,170
1,100
1,053
1,140
1,101
1,087
1,074
the clearings by months since January 1,
1958 and 1957:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
882
-Clearings, Total All1958
Month—
192,767
190,785
178,994
cities
7,243
7,301
7,076
6,291
15,984
16,007
15,069
13,430
95,640
94,683
89,727
86,970
208,751
206,792
194,063
51,111
50,177
44,324
107,518
111,809
106,724
94,046
Inc. or
1957
1958
or
Dec. c/o
$
Dec. %
181,696
48,672
Clearings Outside New YorkTnc,
1957
$
168,266
All...
Total
covers
952
1,079
following compilation
972
1,177
•
The
Outside NYC
We
January
113,111.383,742
112.108,941,370
+
0.9
58,846,069,911
95,640.465.919
94,683,600,084
+
1.0
48,672,660,164
60,607,999,712
51,111,477,041
208,751.849,661
206,792,541,454
+
1.0
107.518.730.075
111.809.476.753
February—.
now
add
our
Total 2 Months
...
—
—
—
3.0
4.3
3.9
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of
February and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the week ended March 8 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
-Month
Clearings
at—
of February-
1958
Maine—Bangor
Portland
1957
$
$
1958
1957
$
$
10,359,516
11, 748,444
—11.8
22,686.512
28 017,204
—14.1
58,181,894
61,062.008
2,564,400,256
2,655 314,459
5,834,885,556
3.4
5,715,244,15.9
12,433,403
13 890,662
—10.5
26,935,591
Holyoke
6,495,627
7 437.031
—13.2
14,655,456
5,381,939
6
—10.6
12,387,799
—
16,119,826
Lowell
—
13,059,915
Fall
New
River
Bedford
13,053,450
016,656
13 682,512
Springfield
52,^71,196
57 030,485
Worcester
43,857,393
45 362.902
160T.893.171
177 108.032
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
86,068,152
96 304,412
24.055.200
25 040,600
131,504,900
11,376,717
128 765,500
3,146.909,439
3,277,990,793
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
~
New
Hampshire—Manchester.
Total (14 cities)-—
12 ,221,894
—
—
—
—
'
—
29,637,178
4.6
28,955,295
7.1
122,175,747
96,930,586
—
—
125,871,817
3.3
—
101,368,205
29,006,450
9.2
347,099,511
187,562,953
51,613.200
2.1
280,169,800
282,830,100
6.9
24,117,791
24,853,79G
—
—
4.0
6,988,716.294
$
5.5
2,701,539
2,583,016
4.7
5,356,647
693,727,274
7,204,277
707,606,828
3,175,446
3,570,750
1,775,707
1,273,552
2.1
9.1
9.1
2.0
618,878.227
567,962,900
—11.1
3,400,643
3,113,400
3~9~4
1,319~920
+ 11.5
—
+
9.3
3,478,407
13,808,135
12,139,290
1.4
8,798,790
8,895,554
7.2
41,725,828
5.3
21,797,679
33,862,746
16,857,383
2ij8UOO
7.6
42,871,335
46,191,967
—
23,134,276
24,316,054
—
0.9
34,406,700
36,151,600
—
3.0
2,766,364
2,552,672
2.7
838,355,070
861,048,335
\
3,550,010
—
—
3,374,300
11,253,709
—
$
2,440,875
5.649,768
0.6
+8
33[441~700
+
8.4
2,428,422
—
2.6
757,831,288
'
7,184,129,370
1955
2,424,450
14,969,610
—
$
6,329,087
3,761,642
—
1956
4.6
+
11,099,211
—
8
—25.6
13,578,929
—
or
-
5.1
0.2
Ended March
Inc.
Dec. %
—12.3
51,937,600
+
/
4.4
—
213,832,665
3.9
—
$
2.9
—
—
375,665,328
—10.6
—
1957
1958
Inc. or
Dec. f/o
23,998,926
24,058,514
.
Massachusetts—Boston
•Week
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28Inc. or
Dec. Vo
2,181,070
682,079,640*
Tile Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 17, 1953
.
"(1243)
43
Second Federal Reserve
new
§
157,843,668
2.3
+
154,251,776
(a)
$
;
406,094,722
(a)
.
+
364,757,250
560,274,209
9.9
1,147,959,943
1,221,846,766
10,364,175
10,941,523
5.3
23,194,441
8——-
March
1955
1956
or
S
Dec. 7e
Jamestown
11,163,132
12,637,468
—11.7
New York,
46,967,805,755
153,614,388
43,572,123,043
168.011,171
103,463,107
100,760,966
20,887,300
20,983,024
Rochester
.
Uttca
Jersey—Newark
286,642,534
324,431,478
48,644,088,546
225,559,743
+
644,342.290
707,205,098
723,055,409
7.3
105,007,844,522
98,852,122,756
9,894.313.818
37,522,144
34,855,106
29,442,739
,
22,706,342
26,737,162
1.9
+
9,953,619,624
.
37,604,740
+
2!053.048
2,921,955
11,485,199,907
13,054,055,957
5.9
2,528.543
21,375,696
—
—
+
i.v<"
427,000.000
2.3
77,015,215
6.2
—
+
24,913.235
66,834.481
64,257.927
71,709,535
64,994.991
10,319,821,785
10,274.886,215
1.5
8.5
+ 13.3
11,889,169,580
7,915,996
7,425,958
34,367,798
.
—
Harrisburg
33.406,366
2.2
—
—
15,176,701
13, 930.997
17, 710,730
6.2
—
+
17,030,793
+ 14.1
16 129,768
16,391,892
2.9
75, 166,847
74,496,583
+
—10.2
—
+
—
37,587,050
36, 378,829
Lancaster
\
16,005,623
17,828,050
Lebanon
5,510,131
3,750,000,000
5,748,633
4.1
11, 835,829
12,457,703
4,847,000,000
—22.6
8,227, 000,000
-r
7-9
32 ,437,534
—
2.5
57, ,841,637
10,638,000,000
33,456,056
58,974,623
4.8
33, ,023,260
34,517,685
—
6.9
55 ,166,637
58,806,536
—
—31.0
3 ,648,863
4,528,079
Philadelphia
Reading
14,102,938
15,315,809
27,161,095
27,862,481
Wllkes-Barra
15,622,062
16,412,548
York
24,419,379
26,223,707
1,268,341
1,836,700
Scranton
Du Bois
—
11 ,610,606
65,940,808
—
4.9
142 ,619,127
—
—
68,461,956
+
3.2
152, ,487,116
+
150,371,237
4,047,165,012
5,151,052,310
—21.4
8,886,987,780
11,312,367,492
+
5,292,224
; \
2,195,218
:
1,880,72Q'
i
0.9
4/332^,795
4/f36~586
1,023^000,000,
l,289"oOO~b6o
3.2
.7
4,072,878
>
•
1,841,749
l,b26,894
2,093.845
-
?7.
1,828,970
4,5007973
5.0
iwojmooo
3.0
3,970,552
-4,146,804
3,864,999
1.9
6,647,157
4.3
4,180,146
7,072,773
3,652,905
6,375,602
3,504,155
9,081,048
7,899,441
1,106,000,000
3,126.709
7,525.767
6.2
•■•v"
v
5,683.812
,
**"3,221.496
...
*
7,258,249
—19.4
149,115,775
66,328,422
5,361,869
Jersey—Trenton
Total (15 cities)
—
1.6
'
■■
2,067,692
2,065,165
2,311,624
4.0
■'
1,6G0,446
1,397,447 :
1.6G4.146
8.2
—22.7
11,456,779
1.3
62,739,488
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington
New
—
:
k
'
1"
7,252,714
3,098,063
6,505,785
6,802,378
,
,
"
"r84,203,238
13,465,698,766
,
27,574,624
9.3
—
76,27-7^44"
77,449,920
2.2
;
29,763,385"'
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
-7,678.409 y
1.3
—
46,511,434
029,656,032
6.6
4.7
4,071,719
112,183,694
115,024,879
Ayr;
Bethlehem
I i
2,470,588
2,700,770
-
i3,135,758
r—
235.237,002
0.1
+
47,133,835
221,464,970
4.2
45,331,691,655
Chester
J*
68.443,092
(a)
■
2,559,278
2,496,149
7.0
—13.5
358,992,076
221,292,661
4.3
—
—
94,983.064.701
342,163,953
0.5
324,744,903
Total (II cities).
101,233,119,583
2.7
+
—
,
28,082,727
,
8.6
299,084,805
Northern New Jersey.
24,292,199
7.8
+
107,878,767
103,204,162
Connecticut—Stamford.
Third Federal Reserve
$
.
23,656.482
34.0
-:+a)
124,267,644
128.374,137
5.'4
+
23,747,783.
(a)
—-
—
24,940,440
New
$
31,829,728
11.3
(at
(a)
504,668,847
.
Syracuse
Ended
Inc.
1957
$
Dec. 'k
■
-
Buffalo
Elmira
1958
Inc. or
1957
$
Dec, Vo
District—New York-
York—Albany,
Binghamton
1958
Inc. or
1957
$
-Week
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
Month of Fcbruary195a
Clearings si—
1.3
—
4.4
17,144,007
21,271,333
—21.4
1,095,798,026
1,359,416,621
•
12.9067478 s
157477,004
5.8
12,708,022
-19.4
20,113,002 "
+
0.5
+
17,238.053
1.4
—
1,149,083,459
7
14,644.139
•
1,162,893,295.
„
*
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland
leveland—
Ohio—Canton.
Cincinnati
1,079,034,563
Cleveland
2,086,536,031
Columbus
241,268,400
15,828,161
5,315,349
Lorain
axouoxicid
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Qreensburg
Pittsburgh
County
143,688,531
22,306,038
5.6
271,686,110
5.6
529,158,713
"557.046,670
9.1
67,729,000
62,373,200
9,302,687
12,989,043
4,890.696,271
499,075,500
457,543,700
6.7
29,243,917
29,644,615
15,733,105
91,445,745
107,819,743
—15.2
111,188,333
118,690,352
0.7
86,070,236
80,374,022
299,976,038
307,223,383
0.5
—
-
—
+
—
+
+
23,748,250
3.1
5,993,047
5,644,309
8.3
3,806,791,915
4,075,900,046
—
7.0
66,177,716
72,936,476
—
—
47,033,967
+ 20.5
64,618,126
6.3
37,429,110
6.2
12,212,338,417
12,901,213,030
18,580,927
—
5,564,825,863
,,5,930,458,909
—
Virginia—Norfolk
89,448,000
753,958,183
32,206,326
__
Richmond
1
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
16,516,810
758,494,384
6.6
490,382,419
473,777,622
3.4
4037s_3 l7 324
349,5~33.118
4.2
1,194,492.906
1,074,662.293
—
—
-
A
A"--'"
5.2
-+
5.3
1,435,055,023
1,374,830,024
37,642,563
39,970,846
+
1.2
194,271,000
191,611,894
0.6
1,662,608,534
1,679,268,689
6.0
+
3.7
141,136,796
127,740,037
7.6
2,944,224,659
—
69,059,715
+
—
+
67,610,071
6.2
—
1.4
23,998,782
1.0
183,025,927
% :
+ 12.6
"
-
2.1
20,543,623
19;223„000
.+
0.1
164,967.287
161.095,913
+
7,271,781
•.
3,986,570
4,454,738
+
23,508,719
182,801,151 "T
7,706,072
2.1
-c.. ?
4,337,454
4,882,138
6.0
7,157,137
6,645.147
0~1
340,167,475
309,777.321
+ 12.1
1207869^787
.120.656512
2.5
658,160,047
621,378,463
+ 10.5
4.4
383,988,461
6,010,668
5,847,657
+
2.8
12,277,431
3,081,007,096
11,701,213
+
4.9
522,710,682
499,485,624
+
4.6
1,170,482,004
1,100,307,266
+
6.4
159^077,332
141~905*,254
2,797,964,809
2,883,775,705
3.0
6,234,030,985
6,290,894,829
—
1.0
762,078,712
744,031,050
Frederick
District of Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
10,445,672
-
+
1,422,156,386
10,736,147
11,406,540
6.2
5.0
—
—
59,443,748
1,314,236,436
t
10,318,172
0.7
9.8
—
31,323,334
61,664,753
Maryland—Baltimore
7.3
■'+
90,507,762
45,268,600
—
"i
17,729,761
411,361.928
48,981,400
9.3
:\
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond*
462,724.428
8.6
+
12,894,958
12,810,395 3r*r
'
21,507,925
17,148,817
Virginia—Huntington
5.0
—
2.4
+
39,491,559
25,918,939
west
238,160.393 3.
7.1
—
3
61,536,697
7.7
/
52,158,890
6.1
—
Kentucky—Lexington
Total (16 cities).
247,342,867
8,745,043
(u)
—
+
—
West
Virginia—Wheeling
5.8
—
—21.4
6.0
9,156,135 >
10,388,175
—
—1.4
12,370,706
i
9.7
—28.4
288,487,538
4,619,112,322
—
33,386,007
___
—
11,481,195
10,365,497
7.0
—
1,874,616,700
31,035,223
—
7/
2.6
+11.9
—
2,637,252
I
2,479,981,330
4,104,990
2,718,291
1,718,541,237
Erie
City
40,333,138
(a)
....
;
.
2,341,257,543
—
—14.8
48,061,551
55,568,893
143,921,692
Toledo
5.1
+
7,474,136
40,052,995
97,093,489
—28.9
.
14,840,009
52,261,694
..
94,549,196
—
215,561,800
40,954,178
Youngstown
Newark
Oil
„
5.3
—
1,137,607,374
2,243,444,525
;'■<7' /' >
V.'
—
45,296,901
Hamilton
'
/
42,884,255
—
—
A
—
'
+
Z
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle.
Augusta
.
115, 206,355
502, 103,854
+
0.6
1,079,155,000
1,087 953,155
1,509, 100,000
+
3.7
3,412,500,000
3,254 200,000
—14.5
50,882,687
2.2
50,483,485
51 192,818
—11.2
50,536,355
55 934,266
Columbus
Florida—Jacksonville.
23 067,771
23,344,814
__
2.9
—
27, 662,461
22,571,140
Macon
26, 282,643
—
1,019,286,313
94,580,982
1,023 580,709
812,170,850
60,227,441
874, 037,187
64, 923,238
25,415,414
25, 251,975
28, 305,000
56,704,763
9,479,343
2,800,730
800,704,017
Alabama—BirminghamMobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
_
Meridian
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans.
248 ,641,110
254,668,388
•+
—
+
2.4
27,025,356
i
26.623.045
24,404.401
27,
108,002,167
383,800,000
6,314,571. v.6,380,318
:
106.158.15.3
341,800,000
6.783,074
125,466,832:''
386,400,000';/"
—16.5
60 911,071
;> J
0.8
4.9
332,300.000
6,324,749
-
0.6
28,654,000
Tampa
Jackson
1
111,856,547
504,877,092
1,565,500,000
23,663,994
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta-
—
1.4
'
—
"6,4487257^%t: C..V ."6~40ij4~3
9.7
0.4
2,267,297,176
2,234 687,693
+ 10.3
209,071,467
184 800,929
7.1
1,799,687,513
1,791 849,725
7.2
129,330,445
133 029,176
56,368,250
55 468,246
+
1.6
1.2
61,677,000
GO, 438.000
+
3.4
124,951,714
121 429,242
9, 220,358
2.8
19,643,025
19 649,895
2, 874,650
2.6
6,044,591
854 057,051
6.2
1,787,753,206
—
85, 755,059
—
6
+
1.5
189,909:990:
27377227m..,
250,323,251
230,823,203
;
209.598,795
+ 13.1
+
—
+
—
023,477
+
1,896 664,547
—
"T' 15r7,939;3l7)
219.6947221
0.4
2.8
14,566,355.
12,275,058
;;
,
10.705/431
12,886,767.
/
'
■1
*».
2.9
0.1
—
'
,
0.4
VC
J
I' ■.J-"-"4*"-*■ — —
223,266,31%..: »,
1,297,523
.r.
626,750
187,007,155
.7.41.314
652,899^.,:'J.'..
5.7
199,020,708
179.399.949
■
1/
=■
5,161^837,440
Total <16 cities)..
Seventh Federal Reserve
Detroit.
33,996.187
74,651,749
Rapids.
Jackson
14,026,992
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
46,259,269
16,861,097
—
10,575.345
46,733,090
Indiana—Fort Wayne-
Gary
96,124,790
346,701,824
36,394,466
Indianapolis
South Bend
Terre Haute.
Wisconsin—M%gjspn.
MUwaukee
—
Oshkosh
•
Sheboygan
76,061,693
85,227,371
3.3
167,788,126
32,840,868
172,492,262
—18.2
9.2
99,522,943
91,404,177
4.3
15,244,143
40,753,231
540,455,983
7,282,333
11,185,677
196,433,182
64,344,694
Pity.
0.9
.....
3.0
101,929,893
108,939,347
2.5
211,850,306
215.612,279 '
4.3
734,728,77:5
714,579,150
+
3,564,689
10,996,675
6,072,180
4,307,022,192
26,238,373
8.3
£2.8
.
Total (31 cities).
—
+
—
—
376,524,429
+ 18.5
139,839,522
6.8
+
+ 16.0
8,449,761
24,044,776
2.3
9,526,466,892
9,641,177,068
4.7
60,730,024
135,417,618
+
+
63,511,030
—10.6
58,404,026
124,110,997
43,043,686
—11.4
85,558,963
91,378,248
25,058,220
2,868,910
8,778,447,333
9,162,639,220
5.1
60,651,112
55,613,110
+ 14.1
6,404,330
6,539,311
4.2
19,389,471,837
20,055,250,689
3,205,957,394
—
—
16;i79.258
1.7
11,070,761
1073562G2
•
•
10,374,044
8.842,534
6874797000
4.4
70,949,000
9,366,014
./ 3,346,691
"~G~.b
117,703,750
1273Tl68I; Sr "77 U7367,132
+""8.6
+
4.7
9,784,270;.
1.3
4,048,975
3.0
'
9.1
—
—
1477320/975
+
^139,049,221
0.8
•
8,600,110
3,538,759
-
3.9
——
—.—rr-
4.1
----T
..
4.5
8.7
,
0.1
6,166,500
6,406.536
+ 16.0
"7,1257275
41,495^43
31.lGG.Hll
9.2
14,188,256
15,779.232
—
+ 11.5
51.371,881
16,514,853
15,121,189
—24.0
Li
:
■~—.
83,702,000-
+ 17.1
-
16,397,951
—
17,430,G13
1.7
2.8
2.7
—
23,910,064
12,466,840
0.1
+~
-x-
,
7,497,450
6.3
—
2,356.686
+
97632",945
6.4
+
—
3,991,073
8,339,622
—31.7
2,857,979
5.6
—
119,366,360
6.7
6.4
187906,052 7*"77
8.9
+
56,162,615
9.4
61,027,899
419,859,502
+
+
3,272,400
Sterling
—
14,901,358
23,789,560
Springfield
■
23,556,383
■—
+ 31.8
3,479,339
0.7
1,146,635,450
22,628,005
4,154,278
7,965,231
4,408,482,381
27,523,890
1.2
•—
3.2
81,145,704
—
..
' 'W "
4,584,563
2.7
+
33,415,640
85,826,900
1,177,142,946
14,777,584
-
1.069,427,043
9.6
—
.
'
86,644,415
32,973,187
8.8
+
6,455,134
179,601,782
54,306,265
82,532,906
5.1
+
11,322,027
3,304,589
7.9
—
-rtP
16,070,916
56,768,958
—
+
22,744,792
38,128,006
Peoria
—
+
37,447,194
498,873,824
-
1,168,098,014
—10.6
36,716,945
+
—
'
j
2.3
+
1,240,658,013^ i" 1,212,430,897
5.5
•
—10.8
—
4,149,166
;
—
98,570,291
4,136,572
__
+
6,550,227,000,
45,384,943
10,300,321
—
—
332,358,287
39,526,378
1,844,728
Rockford
5,919,894,000
—
38,513,956
26,268,670
Decatur
29,429,517
38,277,609
23,483,659
1,967,868
Bloomington
Chicago -acpa—g
27,808,308
+
5.6
3,092,498
28,044,979
Ames
8.8
+
■
—
Manitowoc
Illinois—Aurora
11,262,873,350
—10.9
13,277,119
3,003,217,000
38,134,839
77,214,560
17,154,451
42,371,673
17,611,123
11,201,766
Watertown
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
11,360,050,303
—
1
14,449,383
2,659,054,000
Flint
Grand
1.2
-+L1.5
5,226,323,740
District—Chlcagc
Michigan—Ann Arbor-
7+051.^08*
206,340,664-
2.1
54, 845,429
'
(S75247915
'
-
'
1,510,859
..'•V-L355,257
1.2
1,115,518,656
3.8
6.929,554
+
+ 12.7
+
..
/
—
—
—
—
+
—
—
0.6
8.4
6.4
9.1
,1
.
-5i
1,133,216,149
■•■As.-
15,567.861
'--r. •
+ 19.3
0,008,684
—
r7,114,164
1,521,018,214
1,519,179,031
0.3
—
ill0,634,651
6,967,908
1.479.054
.
~
9.4
—
14,50^294;.*
926,176.159
5.119.517
7.146; 565
*
;45J820,812
9,637,235
.1,533,494
1,005.103,717
13.397.457
9,280,908
8,432.915
2.1
6,056.671
5.207.231
0.1
1,348.579,800
1,244.324,778
2.1
3.3
+
Eight* Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
1,362,051,446
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky-Louisville.
Tennessee—Memphis
_
Illinois—Jacksonville
Qulncy
Total (7 citie8).
1,451,380,441
6.2
3,080,907,482
14,485,324
2,934,833
747,501,452
16,710,190
—13.3
34,699,617
3,308,310
—11.3
6,757,367
7,035.991
799,097,287
6.5
1,626,393,018
1,676,696,580
505,672,035
534,657,223
5.4
1,128,933,673
1,185,849,487
2,535,902
2,335,569
8.6
5,669,350
5,071,829
10,684,433
10,811,279
1.2
23,151,078
23,631,536
2,645,865,425
2,818,3*00,299
<3,511,585
6,143,723,906
—
—
—
+
—
—
6.1
5/
<
39,481,089
—
3.9
339.200,000
322.800.000
183,792,273
358:^1)00
360,000,000
169,469.738
112,533,203
109.430;i55
^
—12.1
—
—
—
4.0
3.0
188,504,433
;
4.8
117,766,713
->;:;\.117
+ 11.8
—
—
2.0
3.9
2,952,603
2,584.933
2,417.582
669,223,749
638,110.409
604,117,475
672,123,169
Volume
1&>
Number 5725
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1249)
Month
1958
Clearings
t*
33.211,436
1,538,005,224
12,663,688
-
Rochester
Inc. or
1958
1957
$
Dec. %
$
2.6
1,295,704.821
1,210,282,769
4.6
9,364,119
+
6.6
Y 4,469,793
4.3
87,624,783
6.2
+
384,581,705
153,938,389
145,342,223
9,275,138
87989,948
3/778,788
7.1
8.8
13,814,000
17,145,057
+
36,174,220
+
7.6
64,641,813
+
7,483,913
+
+
7.3
2,357,577,364
2,288,897,537
68,722,924
*
—17.1
+18.3
+
39,362,981
'
-
3,590,952
3,190,245
5,240,354,282
f
3,632,239
+
+
9-7
570,828,203
4,836,005
"■
5,036,465,057.
7,402.414
■
3,701,662
91,93 6+551
86, 065,556
1,326.620,431
116,318,574
108,268.076
4,700,460
4,511,583
:d;
1,660,051,009
City
St. Joseph
1,587,741.694
;
55,446,986
Carthago
•%'
1,744,739
:
287,871,710
'
1.257, 827,532
377~6~Q"t286
576l"6~,014
+ 21.5
+ 12.6
602,247,959
4.1
+
571,565,008
7. ,312,049
9,432,808
5,705,265
5J7Y7420
13,632^)97
12^354,411
501,794,303
461,133,998
•
Y yYV;:.
—14.9
1,108,842
+
~6~8
11,464,814
1,142,98G
832,755
11,338,086
+
5.5
162,994,723
165,182,267
1,145,272
5.6
836,883
938,385
1.1
10,796,771
152,133,691
9,497,516
150,553.503
10,399,801
26,742,144
11,835,209
24,689,507
1.3
—
+ 29.0
—16.2
—36.7
8,289,693
+
9.8
25,199,508
26,960,750
—
3.5
418,099,064
13,445,213
413,599,384
+
1.1
13,350,070
+
0.7
7,030,245
7,166,789
—
1.9
270,461,917
246 ,028,492
+
4.2
10,129,668
10 ,492,784
+
:
4.6
3,574,656,664
3,484 ,916,601
+
2.6
+ 12.1
294,945,902
1,007/226
+
+
3 ,885,055
124,96^836
117, ,353,620
+
6.5
9.7
6.533,228
6 ,153,949
+
625,488,880
611 .730,779
+
22,026,340
3,483,291,581
—25.9
6.5
—
2.2
2.4
—
746,748.128
/
11,189,083
v
6.2
—
3,642,728,672
3.0
—
102 ,945,181
+ 13.3
52,481,514
49 ,690.673
+
5.6
+
8.3
1,753,828,815
1,602 ,008,984
+
4.6
367,146^49
11,431,796
9.5
+
'(V...
T
•
Total (14 cities*
1
5.4
.+
3,254,465
+ :■ 7.4
1,933,023
24.963,111
;
37968,633
65,147,342
•
808,441,507
Springs
Denver
—13~.I
8.9
'
Colorado—Colorado
67658,878
—42.0
—
'
49,457,230
•
5.4 '
.
+ 46.0
1,455,899
49,221,878
..
Kansas
+
3,311,590
1,326,902
Missouri—Joplin
77680,241
11,820,089
879,452
28,528,076
v
+~~3".2
;
•/
2.2
39,209^796
601,779,547
;
/
+ 12.6
*
__
120,070,036
v
43,008~320
i
128,242,055
6,643,008
V+Y'-YY
3,711,726
Topcka
Wichita
306,069,959
67823,462
+ 18.5
_
.:
8,872,628
336,692,48*
5.9
13,315,287
—13.9
"
V
3.0
+
45,711,232
104,088,016
123,365,180
:■
:;/'+- 2.5
:■ ■;
Kansas—Manhattan
5.7
+
4.6
49,394,997
1,411,210
,
+
'
6.3
7,827,198
53,025,138
44,158.006
:
—19.3
6.8
38.933,477
4.0
19,050,303
Okla lioni a—'Tulsa
$
4/350",761
+ 10.6
18,316,023
'•
:
3.4
1,447,104
Parsons
1955
$
+ 22.6
0.1
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
■
1966
+ 11.8
+
+
52,246,032
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
15,281.000
4.9
6.1 I
+
10,864,268
406,353,228
+
80,560,633
—
8,763,667
2.6
+-
15,791,911
Omaha
or
+ 22.2
8,374,377
3,645,243
+
7.0
+
+
Helena
Lincoln
Inc.
Dec. %
—
3,431,920
22,986,624
-
Great Falls
Total (16 cities).
22,043.150
29,006.234
23,770,902
Lewistowa
80,050,070
3,289,865,322
26.943,289
■
•
+
.
8,253,774
16,182,678
3,432.949
...
Montana—Billings
74,468.430
3,373,851,169
3.0
+
?, 810.746
17,172,363
30,152,203
Falls
Huron
$
+ 22.7
+-
V.-
6,917,000
7,845,295
Dakota-—Aberdeen..
Sioux
1957
$
6.9
—
f Y.650,164
37,739,672
6,511.000
39,350,340
Forks
Minot
South
35.674.010
1,759,270
Dakota—Fargo.
Grand
1958
or
Dec. <;c
10,328.041
555,368.487
3,987,587
Cm--~
Fergus Falls.
North
Inc.
,
$
1,493,334.668
569,819,050
__
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
1957
'
•
49
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—DuZuth
Minneapolis
February-
i
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
St, Paul
Winona
of
7,922,340,633
7,595,102,917
4.3
+
648,511,554
/
•
■
650,762,170
6,021,231
77303",469
586,515,692
588,833,010
•
T** ****■.
■
0.3
—
•
370,521,766
12,348,383
-
•
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
47,486,738
Dallas
45,734.031
24,858,750
Beaumont
25,377,270
1,768,983,475
1,774.156,485
Hi Paso
Ft. Worth
215,421,756
160,687,092
31,696,000
8,022,153
26,890,046
8,301,836
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
Total (11
3,692,423,746
cities)-.
430,741,765
7.1
339.895,046
362,922,034
6.7
69,097,000
74,199,000
—17.7
3,107,146,171
3,573,810,957
2.5
+
—
11,905,232
10,899,647
421,639,396
429,794,475
6.3
37,109,133
6.9
7,864,000
36,592,898
12,532,000
—
—
3.4
17,491,395
17,421,272
+
390,474,903
1.4
+
34.345,383
7,082,000
36,824.083
7,991,000
—37.2
0.4
61,421,431
56,492,544
+
8.7
5.3
17,442,516
16,596,991
+
5.1
—18.0
3,980;^U,362
12,315,954
382,457,250
—13.1
5.6
120,044,352
150,024,939
8,349,162,422
8,787,890,415
'
.
9,811,772
1.9
—
+ 14.1
+
V
7,433,549
9.2
+
2.3
0.5
+
+
—
65,432,137
Louisiana—Shreveport-
491,461,562
—
25,463,901
7,828,249
53,665,027
55,859,955
3,951,057,141
—
33,978,000
1,643,644,683
Port Arthur
98,763,817
54.566,069
3,969,388,421
+ 10.3
1,353,086,104
Houston
101,208,459
2.0
0.3
+
195,275,388
149,317,433
Galveston
3.8
+
—
7.2
—
6,956,223
6,904,675
+
0.7
6,706^66
—20.0
14,035,001
13,313,396
+
5.4
16,251,164
5.0
499,508,985
510,037,091
2.1
456,653,935
—
—
6,357,882
-
14,322,101
468,285.923,
.
■
.
J
'
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingliam
Seattle
7, 204,628
40, 589,400
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
20
21,267,805
365.532.865
219, 777,461
(bt
California—Bakersfield
183,006,036
43, 065,006
——
Pasadena
72, 439,223
'
-
"Total
(18
cities).:——I—--:-.
+
5.3
1+372,833,821
1,585,493,179
\,Y •' "'(1 .'7-'
\
0.5
47,246,641
46,061,134
793,418.760
808.065,404
487,988,995
439,146,033
<bt
+
—
8.4
—
167,9337850 **
0.3
167,536,288
+ 12.8
4,725,942
5,768,328
:
9.6
97,909.196
:•
0.5
85,849,398
238,084,195
7.1
250,839,848
58,797,456'
1.9
166,229,231
1.8
58,971,086
••
53,285,870
1.0
—
160,996,087
.
5,546,150,972
.
.
+-»8.2
237,578,951
95,640,465,919
51,111,477,041
7
2.6
177,434,971
166,912,100
+
6.3
157,600,608
159,094,334
96,657,620
91,048,481
+
6.2
77,089,201
78,393.835
28,710,507
34,432,185
—16.6
26,475,907
23,505,664
18,440,395
1.8
18,140,812
+
1.7
16,737,461
655,289,421
26,603,898
648,327,430
+
1.1
—
0.2
+ 11.1
+ 14.0
5.1
—
—
0.3
+
3.3
+
3.7
—
0.4
Y
+
5.3
71,712,190
+
6.1
10,035,453
8,691,362
103,753,861
+
0.1
13,273,614
11,253,540,596
11,364,507,643
1.0
1,223,439,438
1,202,555,902
208,751,849,661
206,792,541,454
1.0
23,941,968,510
22,627,974,477
107,518,730,075
111,809,476,753
3.8
10,887,912,553
/
.
—
+
26,659,076
1.8
1,074,394,120
+ 15.5
'
16,217,936
•
582,216,070
22,717,119
7,437,201
11,460,761
11,142,774,510
,
^
+ 15.9
11,453,872
/
.1.0
+
225,712,448
—
76,059,314
•»•
.
+. 0.2
9,4,683,600)084
48,672,660,164
+
.....
0.8
103,906,194
.
+ 10.4
;.+ -2.1
5,148,8ii^73
51,395,815
5,569,064,961
'
i
—
110,752,738
:'+
31,568*495
,4
1
2.0
—
-44,006,035"
.
1.7
+
.101,247,960
5,160,627,270
.Grand Total (177 cities)--——-
30,455,000
—
2,561,894,695
1.Q9 528,985
,34, 825,499
44 924,771
Santa Barbara.
30,606,000
—
23,309,466
2,535, 305,758
•
1.6
"•./ 7
2.6
■
Y-73,'836,369:
23, 727,075
Francjsco—.—-—
+
,
+ 20.1
26,314,899
Riverside
89,241,452
—
113.734.866
---
5,473,419
91,605,535
—
39,275; 381
105 711,530
.
-
191,417,165
6,171,548
3.3
45,880,942
26, 193,661
Berkeley
Long Beach
Modesto.
190,822,011
+12.5
+
706,848,694
901,399
358, 053,991
Arizona—Phoenix
2.0
42,933,783
0.9
+
,
'■
■
•
744, 115,480
T
—
13,758,951
1,620,304,275
48,321.316
+
14,430,000
14, 654,000
14.920,673
1,588,597.465
+
39,293,003
:
Utah—Ogden '!
1—i—
Salt Lake City_________—___.
+ 12.7
,'19,153,475
+10.1
731,883,627
21, 081,997
Idaho—Boise
'
6,392.360
738, 527,406
____
.Yakima
San
v
+
5.8
+
652,822,082
18,936,421
6,334.280
10,091,434
.
1,038.700,602
19,290,722,743
19,856.535,758
—
Outside
New
York
*
•Estimated.
(ft) Clearings
operations
discontinued,
4.8
—
(b+jgiearing.s figures
—
Foreign "Exchange Rates
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
MARCH
;
r
■
BY
7,
FEDERA#
1958
RESERVE
TQ. MARCH
13,
(
9,396,408.925,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
BANK
1953,
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Federal Reserve
of the
shows
TREASURY
reporting member
System in leading cities
The condition statement of weekly
banks
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
9,902,916,134,,
longer available.
no
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.
2.3
following
the
ended March 5:
1930
of U. S. Government securities;
INCLUSIVE
changes
principal
for
the week
An increase of $851 million in holdings
decreases of $207 million
———
—-
and
Country
Monetary
Unit
Noon Buying
1
r
■
1
■
1
Ratj^'for Cable Transfers in
New York
1
1
1
1
(Value in United States Money)
in
with
balances
reserve
Federal
Reserve
Banks
and
.
$440 million in demand deposits adjusted; and increases
•
Friday
;
$
Official
Free
.
.9263516:
—
v-
Austria,;: schilling
—....——
'Belgium/franc —
~—i...—.'
Canada,
dollar
rupee
;
(Metropolitan),
Franc
iFree (
Japan,
(official).
—.
mark—
pound
.0385356*
.0200375
022500
1.023281
1.021562
.210757
.210695
-■■fit.
.00311807*.
.00285795*'
00311307*
•Nominal.
.00311807*
___•
$711 million
in
banks.
$46 million in the San Francisco
.00237562
banks.
.237912
.237920
.237920
.210900
.230817
.210865
315781
2.815937
2.815000
2.816062
.00277912*
.328168
.328035
.
.0800560*
.0800560*
263550
.263633
.263933
.263850
787901
2.788056
2.787128
2.788180
2; 140080*
-«r
.233350
'
.140080*
for
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000'
.0349000*
.0349000'
.0238095*
.0238095*
at
all reporting
or
carrying U. S. Government and other
was
$312 million
in New York City.
193283"
.193283J
.193283*
.193283*
Holdings
of
Holdings of U.
districts
and
a
Treasury
S.
bills
increased
$411
million.
Government bonds increased in
total
of
all
$388 million, largely reflecting
.0238095*
.233350
.233350
233350
.233350
2 805261
2.805417
2.804483
2.805541
2.815000
—r!*2 815781
2.815937
2.813000
2.816062
•r.
purchasing
.140080*
.496950*
0349000*
0238095*
.193283*
.140080*
496950"
■-
million
securities increased $385 million of which
.328035
.0800500*
2.787123
$210
Changes according to industry appear
.00277912*
.00277912*
323168
0800560*
00277912*
of
.00285795*
.00237562
total
a
in another press release. \ Loans to brokers and dealers
.00311807*
.00285795*
-
2.304483
>_
Africa, pound-—
sterling
.00237562
.
.00285795*
237925
.140080*
pound
X0311807*
210912
Y7
.0238095*.
Kingdom,
,
00285795*
00237562
.00237562
and
member
.210720
.0340000:
—_
District,
1.023656
210770
.496950^'
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
and
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $147 mil¬
lion in New York City,
.0200375
■'
peso
time deposits
million in
.0385356*
.0200375
.263312
escudo
of South
.0385356*
.0800560*
Spain, peseta
Union
.0555555*
.0264066
2.243873
.328068
—
$270
demand deposits credited to domestic
$
.0200437
.00277912*
krone
Philippine Islands,
United
.0263617
2.243027
of
Mar. 13
.0335356*
2.815000-.
_
Norway,
Portugal,
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0263617
2.243774
•
Thursday
.0200437
,237920
yen
Zealand,
.243649
$
<.0385356*-
.210862
—,—
Malaysia, Malayan dollar—
.Mexico, peso
!
:
Netherlands; guilder
1
New
o
Mvr. 12
.210614
—
franc
—
.Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
.0555555 *
.0263501
"'.«r
Wednesday
$
1.021562
__——I™.
—1.
Finland, markka
France
t
Mar. 11
$
'
*
2.243027
—.—--—
Tuesday
Mar. 10
-.MX
>&■
.0555555*
.Australia, pound
Ceylon,
•-
?*
"
Monday
.sua
Mar. 7
Argentina, peso—
the purchase of a new issue.
Holdings of "other" securi- *
ties increased $97 million in New
in
Chicago, and
a
member banks.
Demand
deposits
the Chicago
York City, $32 million
total of $211 million at all reporting
.
<?
adjusted decreased $119 million in
District, $64 million in the Dallas District,
50
the
Atlanta
District.
Time
million in New York City.
increased $105 million.
$55 million
increased $101
deposits
U. S. Government deposits
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$23 million and borrowings from others increased $388
million.
Loans to banks increased $244 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
■
<1
vr-.r-n
debentures due 1966——MarJi
6%, convertible subordinate
Central Transformer Corp.—
Local
*
and series B
—-—-ap*
1
Interstate Engineering Corp.—
5>a% convertible subordinate debentures due 1966—MUr 31
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—
33/«% 1st mtge. s. f. bonds due April 1, 1965™
Apr 1
Laclede Gas Co., 4.6% cumulative preferred stock
Mar 31
New York State Electric <fc Gas Corp.—
4.50% cumulative preferred stockMar •il
Saint John Drydock Co., Ltd.—
oi
5(2% sinking fund debentures due 19 <4
MarJi
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
1st mortgage & collateral trust bonds
.—Apr i
United Gas Corp., 43i%
debentures due 1972—-—Apr 1
4+*% 1st mtge. & collateral trust bonds due 197/--Apr
1
Western Light <fe Telephone Co., Inc.—
1st mtge. 41/4% bonds series G due July 1, 1983——Api
1
Woodward Stores (1957) Ltd.—
5%
convertible debentures due 1977—
AP1
1
Finance
Corp.
Lock
*
5-
1
10c
5-
1
4-15
11+4C
L—
(quar.)
6-
2
4-15
3-31
3-20
$1
Pipe, common (motbnly)
preferred
(quar.)—
8%
Chain
Steel
London
*
25c
——
Joint
Locke
1092
3-31
I.),^common
(R.
—
Preferred
$3 preferred
Loue
Co.
Canadian
Star
(quar.)
Cement
increase ( +) dr
Decrease (—) Since
$1
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-17
$75s
4-
1
3-15
2714c
(quar.)
3-28
:
March 5,
Feb. 26,
1958
ASSETS-—
ancl
adjusted)
investments
Commercial
adjusted)
industrial
and
88,576
52,434
loans
and
dealers
3.
3
+
8
+
securities—total™
+
385
+
13
8,709
11,167
41
364
.
851
411
+
+
712
1.149
+
30
+
+
22
—
+
+1,088
+
388
211
+
879
+
244
+
—
207
+
45
Loans
-
banks
to
~
-
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks-,-
13,262
Cash in vault
Balances
■
890
with
domestic
LIABILITIES
banks
—
122
2,434
....
—
84
•—
440
+
270
+3,303
+
105
711
—
...„™_
tExclusivc
uerves;
60
+
89
loans
to
banks
individual loan items
and
after
*
23
—
+
deduction
March
—
Industrial
489,664
226,976
loans
of
valuation
March 5,
Bonds
Total
.™™~
.
Co.
securities—
229
+
4,273
75,228
—
Kendall
400,275
—
14,496
Total
loans
and
securities—
18,575
38,440
411,608
+ 119,973
290
19,440
+143,050
+
+
426,855
8,583,906
—8,571,413
12,493
—
+143,050
+
Total
+
40,100
+ 205,350
+
+
325,344
466,955
+
+
11G~314
—
84,992
+
241
+
156,995
assets
+
15,706
+
15
—-
51,788,453
——
26,549,010
—_
4'/a %
74,497
U.
S.
18,812,006
-
acct.
446,400
23,498
+
380,909
°1,85G
+
Foreign
.
280,942
Other
;
302,818
-
+
deposits
—
19,842,166
—
When
Iloldcrt
4-
1
3- 7
items
4,008,585
Other liab. and accrued dividends
17,087
Deferred
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
—
Total
liabilities
cash
-
50,416,848
—
3-
98,184
—
91,795
1,348
—
90
329,177
preferred
(quar.)
^
—-
4-
1
Other
349,490
\
+
403
+
19,038
+
809,198
61,605
27,543
capital accounts
185,374
+
12^73
—
Ratio
.
to
and capital
accts.
51,788,453
+ 349,306
+
28~911
380,909
of gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R, note lia¬
bilities
(quar.)
.—
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
loan
for
.5 %
Co.,
4
convertible pfd. A
1
6-14
Maritime
EKTctrie Co.
1
9-15
Maritime
3,706
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
30c
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-14
4-1
3-14
1
3-21
$1.12+t
4-
82
976
(quar.)
(John),
Gas,
Ltd.
-—
4
$1.50
3-
3-28
2-28
20c
28+aC
4-
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
30c
4-
1
3-10
preferred
3-20
3-
Lakey Foundry
Class
1
6
and
common
called
NOTICE
Ice
Co.,
General Realty &
4'%
cumulative
6%
OF
TENDER
Date
noncumulative
preferred stock--Mar 24
Page
*
Utilities Corp.—
income
debs,
due
Sept. 30, 1969
Mar 28
mortgage 5% gold bonds, due July 1, 1967—Apr 10
Baint John Sulphite Ltd.—
1st mortgage 4%
bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1966
Apr 24
TJ. S. Industries, Inc., 5(2% conv. sub. debs, due 1971__Apr 11
Steel
Marsh
4+4%
Class
1
5-15
5-
3-21
3-31
3-21
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-28
3-14
3-28
$1.12(2
3-14
4-
1
3-15
5-
$1;50
$1.75
1
4-15
3-20
3-
4-
3-14
3
4-
1
1
3-21
6-30
6-13
U5c
12-31
12-15
U5c
12-31
12-15
Lamson & Sessions—•
Lay
'
(H.
3-31
3-10
4-
1
3-15
(irregular)
preferred (irregular)
t$l
4-
1
8-15
Uc
4-
1
3-15
Corp.
I2V2C
(quar.)
3-20
3-
6
3-20
3-
6
10c
(quar.)
3-31
3-20
4-
35c
(quar.)
1
3-14
Mines
Co.
Lexington Venture Fund
Water,
5%%
Loan
Corp.
Insurance
Co.
McKay Machine Co
McLean Trucking Co.,
McLcllan
(stock
div.)
Life
Class
A
Merck
Quarterly
*
1^7
5%
Lionel
preferred
Corp.
LTpC'*RoHway
5%
Steel
pfd.
conv.
Co.
Oorp.,
Cement
A
(quar.)
com.
.
3-
4-1
3-11
1
3-11
4-
2-28
3-31
3-10
3-26
3-12
3-31
3-11
4-
3-18
1
4-19
3-31
4-
1
3-31
3-23
1$1
3-14
8714c
lieu
the
com.
Machine
&
1
3-20
4-
4
4-
50c
(quar.)_
Co.
1
3-17
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
$1.25
3-31
3-14
40c
4-1
3-14
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)..,
.—
and
x
3-25
4-
1
8714 c
4-
1
3-14
$1
4-
1
3-14
6-
6
5-
..
3-14
third
3%
40c
1683ic
6214 c
Corp.,
3- 4
25c
30c
second
pref. (quar.)
1
3-31
3-17
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
3-14
30c
3-18
3-31
3- 5
95c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
——
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Metro, Inc., common (quar.)——.
7%
preferred (quax.)
Miami
Copper
(reduced).
i
3-7
3-28
25c
—-—
3-17
8714c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
preferred
Stem
3-
3-13
25c
(quar.)
Thermit
3-15
3-24
15c
(quar.)
quarter of this year
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5 (2%
T%
3-17
3-25
+ 50c
Meri-itt-Chapman & Scott (increased)
Metal
3-14
1
25c
:—-—
for
cash
4-
3-14
•
35c
(quar.)
of
3-31
25c
—,—
3-31
15c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
$4
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
in
7
3-25
25c
&
4-
3- 4
1
96+4C +
4-1
3- 4
9714c
4-
1
3- 4
$1.0834
4-
1
4-
3-
4
1
3- 4
15c
3-28
3-14
1714 c
3-28
3-14
25c
3-2G
3-12
$1.12+2
5-31
$1.11+4-
& Co.—
3-17
2-28
3-17
2-17
3-17
2-24
4+2%
—
5-10
$1.12+2
8-15
11-29
11-14
50c
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common
8-30
$1.1214
3-31
3-15
4.40%
3-17
2-28
4-
3-10
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4-16
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22+2
5-
1
4-16
Abrasive
Mid-West
Extra.
Middle
4- 1
4-
1
3-19
4%
3-18
3-14
3-
3
4-
1
3-12
5-
1
4-10
40c
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
10-10
10c
5'a %
1st
Midwest
Corp.,
preferred
Mfg.
A
Co.,
3-31
4-10
3-31
3-31
3-
7
42 %c
3-31
3-
7
4+.%
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-14
$1.37+2
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-
5
56+4 c
iquar.)—
Inc.,
common
4-
1
3-
5
preferred
Inc.
common
(qu&r;)—
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-31
3-15
3714c
2-28
3-28
3-18
15c
4-18
4-
10c
4-
1
3-20
5614C
Co., common /quar.)™
convertible preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-25
714c
—-
——*—.——
3-31
10c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Mlller-Wohl
•
4-10
65c
3-14
45 c
(increased).-
(quar.)
Securities,
non-cumalative
Class
3-14
1
Reclaiming Co.—
Laboratories,
Miller
1
4-
90c
(increased)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Midwest
4-
25c
Inc.
Utilities,
Rubber
Common
Miles
—
4-30
5c
(quar.)
————r—
South
4-21
25c
Michigan Seamless Tube Co., common-—.—
Midland-RosS
20c
class
3-20
1
3-2 (i
'20c
(quar.)
pfd.
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
iquar.)
4-
5c
—.
5%
3-25
40c
& Telegraph CO. (©el.)—
(increased quar.)
;
!
3-15
Engineering Co.—
35c
(Fort
1~
3-14
3-31
:
30c
——-
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
6%
Quarterly
1
-
31'/4C-
4+2 %
$1.75
Co.
quar.)
3-15
4-
10c
40c
—
$3.50
4+i%
Insurance
(increased
3-26
1
$1.50'
(quar..i_
(reduced)
Co.
&
3-21
40c
National
Common
Stores
Machine
3-14
25c
Virginia
3-20
1
4-
6C
(quar.)
:——i
class A
1
37V2c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—7% preferred (quar.)
Wayne)
McGraw (F. H.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing
4-
(Greenville,
(quar.)
of
1
4-
$+06+4
Corp: (quar.)—
& Co. (quar.)
4- 7
3c
Co.
4-
12c
—
preferred (quar.)
4+2% preferred (quar. 1
(initial)- $1.78889
preferred
Liberty
Life
Insurance
S.
C.)
(quar.)-
3-20
30c
Aircraft
25c
(quar.)
3-20
1
$1.12+i
Co.
&
43c
quar.)
(s-a)
1
4-
25c
-
...—w
preferred
Ray)
40c
Ltd.
(quar.)
4-
25c
3-31
(J.
62 %c
(increased
3-20
~
1744c
20c
convertible
12j/2C
Products
4-15
117+»C
—
$3.50
Michaels
(quar.)
Salt
Lincoln
2
t$l
,Co.f class A
Gold
Life
3-10
2V2C
&
Fink
Liberty
4-
3-31
(irreg.)
-
W.)
Lexington
4-15
25c
Corp
&
59%c
10c
Va.y
3-28
3-20
4-
120c
6214C
Mesta
Insurance
1
4-15
m.25
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
9-15
non-cumulative
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)-——
McCrory Stores Corp., common (reduced)
4%
Mengel
9-30
Co
3-11
McCora
3-14
1:15c
Lawson & Jones, Ltd., partic. class A
3-18
140c
3-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
3-14
65c
(quar.)
3-31
B
—
2-26
1
;
3-31
Class
A
3-14
4-15
(quar.)_;
McColl-Frontcnac Oil Co. Ltd.,
Portland
6-13
preferred
1
1
4-
(quar.):
Medusa
9-15
—
4-
t$1.25
3-11
3-24
Inc.
3-10-
6-30
Title
W.>,
(J.
3-22
9-30
(quar.)
4-
25c
5%
Ltd.,
Corp.,
*15c
(quar.)
3-17
4-15
50c
(quar.)_—
&
$15c
Blower
Mays
Corp.
McLouth
$15c
-
4-15
130c
;
Mead. Johnson
(quar.)
(quar.)-
3-14
50c
.
3-25
Investors Growth Stock Fund
3-21
(quar.)
convertible
1
6%
(quar.)
preferred ;(quar.t
J15C
:
—
Common
3-21
1
(quar.)
Steel
3-14
4-
SOe
.•
3-31
B
4.75%
3-20
1
Co.,
4-
A
Latrobc
1
4-
Company (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—-
McNeil
A
A
6-18
4-
quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 6%
preferred
Marshall-Wells
McDermott
Class
B
6-30
28c
59%c
preferred
4+a %
Lincoln Telephone
*
&
U5c
-
3-18
(quar.)—_
(Mo.)
Field
Marshall
•
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—
General
3-14
3-31
20c.
--
10c
Levingston Shipbuilding
under
Company and Issue—
1
3-28
3
125c.
(quar.)—
Corp.
(reduced)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Marsch (M.) & Sons (quar.)
27c
(quar.)
Leslie
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
American
3-12
3-
125c
__
-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leitch
bonds, notes,
redemption,
rN.
Quarterly
3-31
62+>c
62+;C
22 %c
(Alfred) Inc., class A (quar.)
B
Lehn
Notices
those
3-10
& Telephone—
(quar.)
-—.—:——
7f/tf.
preferred
(quar.)
Market Basket
(Calif.), common (quar.)—
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Massachusetts
t30c
(quar.)
Laboratories
Lehman
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
including
4-
1.50c
Martin
15c
-
(increased)
common
$2.50 preferred
preferred
3-10
Common
McDonnell
(quar.)
Leath & Co., common
list of corporate
stock .called for
3-31
Marlins-Rockwell
3-24
40c
——
70,852
994
a
.3-10
3-27
Telegraph
12-15
G2+aC
$1
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
(quar.)
B: (quar.)
preferred
preferred
(la %
Extra
129,756
Below will be found
3-31
3-14
(quar.)
Y.>
<quar.)_—
Asphalt Corp
Lawyers
foreign
commitments
3-28
112lac
50c
common
Trust
7-
3%
dividend)—
(stock
convertible
(Richmond,
.correspondents
Industrial
.3%
accept¬
Midland
Industries
Inc.
Koeliriug Co., 5.%
1%
47.5%
on
Marine
Maule
Glass,
(quar.)
Participating class B
combined
Contingent
liability
ances
purchased
150c
—
■
(quar.)—;
preferred
Mastic
Lau
Total iiab.
2-28
——
Corp.,
convertible
10-
40c
(quar.)
com.
Midland
Marine
3-15
120c
.
(quar.)
Class
—
3-14
3-17
—
(quar.)
common
Co.
1-2-59
25c
(quar.»_
4.80%
Class
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)__
3-28
25c
"
—
(quar.)
class A
(final)
Ltd.
Co.,
7
Masonite
11,408
+
40c
—
4%
(quar.) ~+»~
Trust
3-
—
336,730
3-14
Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)—.—!—__
Maph; Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
3-14
3-17
V
(B.)
4-
5,553
+184,496
+
1
—
(quar.)—
Co.
(reduced
25c
t4.32%
360,893
+
3-17
4-
20c
Marconi International Marine Communication
3-28
Class
availability
4-15
3-31
Maple
(quar.)
Corp.
Company
Lakeside
+
Manischewitz
of Rec.
60c
preferred
Kysor Heater Co.
^+'
preferred
Kirsch
4,888
:
'4.75%
3.
279,005
6,007
Bonding
Public Service Co.,
3-
—
+ 152,742"
1
4-15
30c
shares (quar.)
shares (quar.)
& Casualty Co.™„™
priority
priority
1
Lambert
Total
5-
$25c
H.) & Co. (quar.)
Car Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—-
4- 2
103,590
60,712
+
3-15
120c
4-
Labatt
+
1
>
Paper
20c
60,169
—
3-31
3-17
4-
$22+2 c.
(quar.)
<te
45c
Laclede
Treasurer—general
4-15.
3-31
20c
(R.
Manufacturers
Kroger Company Co.—
6% conv. 1st preferred (quar.)
7% non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
9,567
+ 349,306
—
3-31
150c
(quar.)
Kiugsport Press (quar.)
244,335
.
4
3-15
4-15*
31+4C
s-a)
(inc.
com.
(quar.)
3- 7
87+sC
87+>c
87+jC
87+rn
preferred
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kroehler
7
—
3-
3-31
30c
(quar.)_
(reduced)
Power,
& Bloedel Ltd.,
B
3- 4'
15c.
—__
common
4-23
*4- 1
$1.75
—
Power
1
(reduced)
Copper
conv.
Koppers
Deposits:
Member bank reserves
1
Sons
&
Trucks, Inc.
Conv.
'LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes
Mack
Maine
20c
Rerr-McGee Oil Industries,
426,855
62,300
+
4,732,592
Bank premises
Other assets
4-
MacLaren
—40c
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
1
23,806,060
—•
1137
4-
(quar.)
4(2%
Co.,
Kcnnecott
78,974
—
4%
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
1094
32%c
$1.06V*
$1.12'/a
$1.25
•.
6%
Kendall Refining
20
23,535,972
1
Payable
(quar.)—
stores
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
5%
Total u. S. Govt,
2
Conv.
(quar.).—
Kclling Nut Co.,
1957
396,002
+
23,458,672
77,300
Apr
Share
preferred (quar.).
3'/a% preferred (quar.)—
3*2% preferred
(quar.)
3(2%- preferred
(quar.)
Knox
bought outright—
1
(quar.)—
Power &
Jewelry
Kay
March 13,
2,789*257
Held under repurchase agreem't
50c
(increased)
MacGregor Sports Products (quar.)
Above
company
acquired by BrunswickBalke Colltndcr Co.
Shares being ex¬
changed share for share.
\
of Company
Keystoflb Portland Cement
:
10-23
MacMillan
Light Co., com.
4\%'/o
preferred
(quar.)
4VnVo preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
+
19,946,105
—
1, 1954—Mar
Per
+
723,310
—
—
1
(quar.)
(M>
Lawrence
preferred
Maine
Keyes Fibre Co,
—
4
DIVIDENDS
Bought outright—
Certificates
1A~
1
Apr
re-
74.999
-
U. S. Government securities:
Bills
1
Apr
\
(Continued from page 14)
42,601
-
-
St.
4+2%
225
511
Acceptances—bought outright
'
1966-—
1,
preferred stock—
Co.,
Sugar
614
+
.
.338
1958
496,902
Discounts and advances
—Apr
1959—
3+j%
12,
22,021,233
cash
7-23
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Name
1958
Gold certificate account21,160,394
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
860,839
Other
1
Mailman
Increase (+ ) or
Total gold certificate reserves—
F. R. notes of other banks—
1_
8-
common
preferred
Magor
Decrease (—■) Since
V:
$1.75
Angeles Drug (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric,
5%"
Announcement In this issue.
are shown gross.
-
3-24
1
—
Parkview Memorial Hospital, Inc.—
^
1st mtge. serial bonds, series A, dated Sept.
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—
4.20% cumulative preferred stock
—.—
Kellogg Company—
ASSETS-
(P.),
3-14
4
5-
(quar.)
preferred
2nd preferred
Lorillard
1
4-
5% 1st mortgage serial bonds, duo
Miami Window Corp,—
convertible debentures due Nov.
3-14
4-
(quar.)
pfd.
Lynchburg Foundry Co
Lynn Gas & Electric iquar.)
6%
3-14
1
40c
(quar.)
2nd
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)__
1972
1
4-
(quar.)
2nd
Macy
(In thousands of dollars)
•
7%
7%
53
—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
■'
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,
.
3-14
4-
$1.10
25c
7%
878
Kawneer
■
.
1
,
$1.75
Hotel,
Mar 20
Oct. 1,
C due
series
mtge.
convertible subord. debentures due
Industries Ltd.—
5%
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■
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7%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
Kansas
.
1137
553
+
9
—
1,195
—
of
Lord
+1,360
+
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4-
—
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ref.
&
Utah-Idaho
deposits adjusted
54,503
Timo deposits except U, S. Govt——
26,038
tf. S. Government deposits....2,545
Interbank demand depositsDomestic banks—i.—
—...'10,914
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1,494
Borrowings—
From Federal Reserve Banks——.—
56
others
*
—1,288
—
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From
1
.
3-14
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Pennsylvania—
3-14
1
$i.083;
—
preferred G (quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co
Lower
413
Other securities™™..,
+
19,726
8,435
1,687
_
(quar.)
4.40%
570
1st
3-10
4-
$1.0834
I960-.—Apr ,1
5%
376
4,869
,..™_
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(quar.)
(quar.)
D
1
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Company and Issue—
Bell Telephone of
+2,175
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
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preferred E
preferred F
4.35%
1137
CALLED
ENTIRE ISSUES
27
3
—
Treasury notes
1
4.35%
470
+
„
33
—
27,707
1,963
bills
+
+
preferred
4-
(quar.)
pfd. B
Los
"
loans
Government
Treasury
211
1,191
loans,™..™
estate
Other
—
2,267
.
securities
Real
547
210
>—
+
for
purchasing or carrying securities
Other lottns for purchasing or carry¬
U.
4
+3,601
153
+
445
brokers
to
+1,215
29,796
Agricultural
ing
1957
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
lioans
Loans
March G,
1958
4+4%
$1.25
$1.06+4
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
'
4-15
Ltd.—
—
Corp.
3-15
30c
(quar.)—.—
Corp.,
Investment
.
885
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
10c
Industries
Class A—
debentures, series A
6'+
When
Share
of Company
Litecraft
Manufacturing Co.—
Brunner
Name
Pago
Date
°
Company and Issue—
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
.
.
Par
REDEMPTIONS
PARTIAL
$57 million in the Richmond District, and
in
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1250)
4-
1
3-20
4
15c
Minneapolis Brewing Co
3-25
3-
50c
3-27
3- 7
7
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
*
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Number 5725
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:
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)—__
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)—
_____;—_
Mfc/issippi Valley Gas (quar.'r—
Mitchell (J. S."> & Co.; Ltd. (quar-)
25c
*1
4*
4%c
Modern Containers, Ltd.," class A (quar.)___
Mohasco
* Industries,
3 % CMK> pfd.
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3-25
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3-21
3-
15c
3-21
$1.52
3-20
2-28
37 %c
3-20
2-28
34%c
3-20
2-28
North
North Star Oil,
American
North Carolina
plus
7%
—
(quar.)_____,
Ltd.—
7
$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
North Penn Gas Co. (quar.)
7
Northern
3-
1
Engineering
4*15
4-.1
7*21
8-
1
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3-
4-14
$3.50
gtd. (s-a)___
7%
4-25
50c
-
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Molson's "Bfftwery",
Class B (quar.)
25c
(quar.)______
class A
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Monarch
'Knitting Co.; Ltd., pfd.
Mohfoe* Auto Equipment Co.:—
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: preferred
$62%c
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•w.
1
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4-25
4-11
22c
5*
1
3-21
$0.8037
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J
(quar.
7
7
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(quar.)
1
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4-
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5-
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4-
3
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3-31
3-14
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4-11
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f- 25c
400 '.
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3-14
3-
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3-18
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Life
Insurance
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1
; class a
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New
New
:—
6%
5%
conv.
3-15
5%
conv.
4-
1
3-14
5%
conv.
4-
Parker-Hannifin
3-31
3-19
Parker
2-28
5%
:
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New Jersey Natural Gas,
•"
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New
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New
common
(initial)
4.36%
New
N
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New
Dock,
$4.50 "preferred
Y"ork
Penney
3-31
3-10
4-
3-
1
:
4-15
"
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service Corp.
3-
7
1
3-
7
1
8-25
3-10
4
5
4-
1
3-14
35c
3-31
3-14
4-10
3-31
I
3-10
Pfizer
50c
50c
4-
93%c
15c
45c
85c
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
3-20
3-
7
7
3-
Normetal
——-
Mining, Ltd.
Norri^-^e—Corp.
Stock dividend
(quar.)
3-31
3-
7
3-31
3-
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
■*"
1
3-14
3-20
3-12
t3c
—
(quar.)
—
3-19
1
3-31
$1.75
4-15
3-18
3-
4-
7
4-
1
4-
8
1
3-1"
3-31
3-
7
7
3-31
3-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
8-14
7-
1
6-13
10-
1
6%
12-15
3-18
3-
4-
7
1
3-20
3-28
3-18
3-28
3-18
1
3-10
37 %c
4-
3-25
3-10
4-
1
3-10
25c
5-15
4-25
4-25
3-17
3- 3
4-
3-
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4-25
5-15
5-15
1
3-31
3-
4-
4%
(Charles)
&
Co.,
$1
common
3
4%
preferred
Phoenix
Insurance
6%
3-28
3-14
Piedmont Natural Gas,
5%
3-28
3-13
Pillsbury
Mills,
Inc.,
inc.
3- 7
1
preferred
3*31
3-17
$1.50
40c
30c
$30c
$560
0-31
3-20
3-28
2-24
3-31
3-10
4.50%
Inc.,
3%%
common
3-12
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
River Raisin
4-
Robertshaw-Fulton
1
3-14
3-28
2-27
3-21
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-19
3-
3
10c
3-17
4-30
3-20
3- 3
4-1
Rio Grande
4-
1
Common
5%%
3-25
3-10
a
3-18
3-20
1
5-
1
4- 4
4*
1
3-13
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1
3-14
3-28
3-20
14o
4-
1
3-14
$62%c
$62%C
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
5c
4-
1
3-10
4- 2
3-15
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4-
1
3-15
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35c
$1.02
$1.04%
$1.07%
3-31
3- 3
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
39c
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3-
50c
50c
$1,75
3-24
3-12
3-24
3-12
4-
1
3-20
$1.75
4-
3-15
1
3-20
20o
10c
3-31
3-11
3-21
3-
25c
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
7
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
38c
4-
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3-14
25o
4-
1
3-14
4-
2
5c
3-10
$150
3-31
3- 3
25c
4-11
3-11
$27c
1
3-15
15c
3-31
30c
5c
,3-31
3-20
3-2i
3-21
3- 3
87%c
4-
4-1
3-10
30c
3-28
3-14
12%c
3-20
4- 1
7- 2
10- 1
3-10
3-12
6-12
9-12
3-10
3-13
$$1.50
3-31
3-20
3-10
3-17
3- 3
3-17
3- 3
2-24
15c
55o
$15c
50c
87 %C
50o
25c
75c
4- l
4- 1
5- l
5- 1
35c
20c
Controls
(quar.)
5%
2nd
preferred
preferred B (quar.)
3-10
4- l
3-31
3-20
3-15
4- l
4- 1
3-14
$1.18
(quar.)
3-20
3-20
$20c
$20c
25c
$1.25
4- 1
4-23
4- 2
5%%
preferred C
conv
(quar.)
$1 44
(A. V.) Canada Ltd., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Roe
(quar.)-s-
$20c
a
$$1.43%
3
7
7
50C
3-31
3- 3
25c
3-31
3-
62%c
4-
1
3-15
93%c
4- l
3-14
(quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
12%c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.X_$$0.328125
Ruppert (Jacob). 4%%
preferred (quar.).
$1.12%
Russell Industries Ltd. (quar.)
$l5c
4-10
4-
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Rome
Cable Corp.
5-
4- 2
25c
3-28
3-22
3-24
3-10
5%
3-24
4- 1
*- 1
3-31
4-25
25c
$1
$1.07%
-a
Corp. (reduced)
Marie Reid, common
Rose
3-24
4-14
3-14
3-14
3-14
3-15
3-10
4- l
4-1
2-21
2-21
4- l
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37%C
2-28
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,
(stock div.)
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3-10
3-14
3-17
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3-20
4-15
3-14
15c
15c
(reduced)_a—aa
Ronson
1
1
3-10
37%c
34%c
Light & Power***
4.75%
2-17
3-18
3- 7
Co.—
;
preferred
Rockland
4-18
3-14
3-21
5c
(quar.)___AA___a
Paper
3-10
3-10
4-18
3-31
3-17
4-1
20c
3-
5-
3-25
4- l
4-23
4- l
5- 1
3-
4-15
4-16
3-10
'3-10
3-12
3-10
3-20
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3-10
3-11
4-11
1
4-15
3-
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4-
4- 3
3-31
97%c
3-19
5-1
3-17
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3-31
1
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4-10
3-31
3-18
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4-
25c
$1
3
,
12%c
40c
1
4-15
12%c
4-15
3-13
8%C
3-25
1- 2
75c
(quar.)_
,,
3^28
$75c
87 %C
preferred (quar.)_
5
4-
10c
93%c
(quar.)_—
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Robertson (P. L.) Mfg., Ltd._AA
aRobinson Little, Ltd. (quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
3-10
20c
a—
(quar.)
Ritter Co.
3-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rieke Metal Products
3-11
7%C
-
5-29
$1.25
12%c
90c
$1.12%
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
3-12
3-12
30c
(quar.)
3-20
40c
preferred
1
1
4-15
A
preferred
Rich's
1
50c
(quar.)
3-
3-20
4-15
f75c
(R. J.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
12%c
69%c
(quar.)
Tobacco—
3.60% preferred (quar.)AA__A__
Reynolds
4-
40c
preferred
31
7Y20
(quar.)
4-
4-
1
3-12
10c
$-28
3-18
$1
$4
2-
4-
30c
Pickering Lumber (quar.)
18%c
;
7
3-17
♦
13 %c
(Hartford)
3*14
3-14
$$1.50
$$1.50
85c
60c
Reed Roller Bit (quar.)
Reeves Bros, (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
(N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Reliance Insurance Co,
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. (111.), common (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)^__J_^;
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)__
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pftl. (quaf.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Revere Racing Association (quar.)
$1.15
(monthly)
Co.
1
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
83 %c
(quar.)
Co.
1
4-
3-31
5%
(s—a)
common
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60C
$1.50
Phillipine Long Distance Telephone
Glass
(s*a)
$1.12%
common
(quar.)
p^mmon
Cnuarl.
Phoenix
4-
75c
a..aa.,__a
—
$1.10
Electric,
wferenrp
A
4%%
90c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar )__
Philadelphia
dividend
preferred
preferred
Revlon,
7
1
45c
3 M> %
3-25
200
IOC
500
.
Raybestosf-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
30c convertible class A (quar.)
9-15
1-2-59
net
payable
r_1
■
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A (quar.)
Hydraulics & Machinery, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
6%
convertible preferred (s-a)
Radio Condenser
(quar.)
Radio Corp. 01 America—r *
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
a
Rapid-American Corp.—
Formerly Rapid Electrotype (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batteri, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
3-31
25c
33c
;
:
■
Class
3-14
$1.50
1
(quar.)
7
R & M
3-19
4-
32 %c
—
3-14
Racine
50c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)———
i——
Philco Corp., 3%% preferred A.
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris Inc., com. (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
1
25c
(reduced)
7
3-
Co.
4-
10c
—
3-
3-31
(quar.)—
.
1
U5c
30c
'20c
net realized
4-
3-31
File
1937
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island)
Permanente Cement (quar.)—
Permian Basin Pipeline Co
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
^
Petrolane Gas
Service
(quar.)
4.10%
Chemical
stock from
or
3- 7
3-31
6
3-15
12 %c
03c
7
3-
Nopco
cash
and
$1.50
(ouar.)
Class
undistributed
1957
income
3-
3-
Nicholson
of
-
Reynolds Metals Co., commoh
3- 7
3-31
B
3-
1
75c
1
3-31
Class
balance
3-
3-24
$2
.AAA,
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5% preferred (quar.)
;
a
Queen Anne Candy (quar.)—_a,_,a—
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (quar.)
Qtxlncy Mining Co._a
^—u
.a—
8
3-21
4-
30c
1
U5c
5-
20c
$1
4-
(quar.)—
5-15
3-24
17%c
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Stock
1
30c
4-
3-
Ltd., com.
4-
2%C
(quar.):
Co. (quar.)
(J. C.)
(quar.)
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common
Quebec Telephone,
7
70c
$1.50
2%c
Peoria & Eastern Ry.
1
3-31
Niagara Wire Weaving
4-15
50c
(quar.)
—
Gas,- com;
preferred
.
3-19
3-
1
2%c
8-
44-
3.90%
,
3-26
$1
2%C
3-
preferred (quar.)
—
90c
preferred (quar.)
SIVuC
preferred (quar.)
$1.021A
5.25% preferred (quar.)
$1.31'A
4.85% pfd. (initial payment from Feb. 25*
to March 31)
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8%
3-15
4-
30c
1
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4-14
37 %C
2-28
3.60%
1
4-23
4-
$1.44
.
&
Quaker City Life Insurance (s-a)
20c
3-7
4-15
$1
87'Ac
FP^^^ic, 33i % v-fd. (quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)
5-15
2%
93%c
$1.12V2
$1 12y2
Newport
4-15
y; v
3-18
3-18
1
—
3-14
5-15
$$1,75
:
—
4-
1
4-
York Water
(quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.tNewberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp. (quar.)
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In
1
4-
3-10
—
1
Electric
Pyle-National Co.,
;—:
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3-14
3-31
..
3-10
$2
3-31
4-
20c
Proof Co. (quar.)_^
Transportation
(quar.)-j.
Controls
(27c
7
1
.
4-15
$25c
3-24
$0,385
-
_____
Pennroad Corporation—
1
(quar.)
Trust Co.
New
Penn
3-10
& Gas—
3.75%. preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
.New
3-25
1
4-
——-
$13%c
$90c
—
4-15
4-
common
NeW York State Electric
3-17
3-19
$1.18%
$1.09
434Yc ; preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
York Auction Co
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.
2-10
56y.ic
—,
3-31
10%
gains on investments)
;
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
4y2% preferred (quar.)
3,35% preferred (quar.)
4.60% prefer red (quar.)
Penton Publishing Co. (quar.)-^
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
$1.01'A '
4-15
—!
50c
—
$15c
(quar.)_—
20c
—-
pfd. (quar.)
,
"
2
4-
——
4-
45c
35c
60c
$1
(quar.)
preferred (s-ai
Jersey'Power & Light, 4%
preferred (quar.)_
Orleans Public Service-
4.05
New
•
u
$2
50c
(quar.)—
3-7
4-30
2-20
for
(quar.)
a—
t
7%
original preferred
(quar,).,A,.,.-,7% 1st preferred (quar.)_„—
Puget Sound Pulp & Paper (quar.)——
Purity Stores, Ltd. (quar,)
a—
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
;
__aa~
Putnam
(Geo.) Fund (see George Putnam
5-16
2
5%
Peabody Coal Co., common.—^
Peninsular Metal Products Corp;
Peninsular Telephone, common (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
x
3-10
1
Service
Non-voting
Ltd.—
Rust
Extra.
-
—
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
;New Haveri Gas. Co. (quar.)
conv.
3-31
•
1
4-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-27
25c
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)—;
3-19
England;Electric System (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph, Co.—
Ne\V England
3-14
Cft—
1
7y2c
fl5c
3-13
3-28
15c
—
preferred
3-10
20c
_
3-14
$1.06 Va
Tubes Ltd. (quar.)_
Sulphur (lrreg. 1
dividend
4-15
r: 259
—
3-21
10c
————
American
Farmelee
common
4-10
20c
Mfg.
3-31
(initial quar.)—
Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd. <quar.)
new
4-10
4-24
called
issue
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
4.18%
preferred (quar%is^A^^-._—
4.30%
preferred
(quar.),.——
$1.40 pref (quar.)
Publication Corp., voting common (quar.)
3-14
4-24
$25c
Products Co.,
Public
■
3-14
.
T-
Corp" (quar.)—
Nestle-LeMUr.
3-25
20c
(quar.)
3-25
4-
>
3-24
15c
Cement &
Stock
: 8-31 *.
8-10
(quar.)—,10c
Nedber Lumber, Ltd., commorii_jiu—u.m—a—i:.
25ej* !!• 4- Inn, 3rl0
National-U S Radiator Corp.
7
20c
7
5*
3-20
preferred (quar.)—
$1
4.24% preferred (quar.$1.06
4.65%. preferred (quar;)ii—„$1.16%
$1.40
Corp
3-13
5-15
4%-
America—
of
(entire
plus this div. )
to April 2„
3-17
25c
Coal
Ben
25c
.
Co.
preferred
2-14
3-
Public Service Co, of Oklahoma—-
2-28
it
:
common
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
4% preferred
(quar.)—.
(Pittsburgh)
Insurance
r
3- 3
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
y
National Union
3-14
3-31
1
redemption oti April 2 at $109 per share
Convertible into common
3-14
3-28
3-31
4-
3-26
National Terminals
3-28
$1
——
3-14
1'
4-
10%
...
t40c
50c
—60c
(quar.)—
National Siflgar Refining (quar.)
National Supply Co. (quar.)
7
3-31
Park Chemical
-National Steel Car, Ltd.
7
3-
$1.11
37 %c
Pan
.
;
3-
1
$1
Pacific Vegetable Oil (San Fran.)
Stock dividend
3-18
1
3-28
dividend
1
4-
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
G% preferred (quar.)
°
4-
4"
Stock
4-
3-17
the SEC)
3-20
3
,
0
$25c
(quar.)
Aggregates (quar.)
Indemnity
iquar.)_
Pacific Intermountain Express (qiiar.)__
Stock dividend (subject to the approval of
3-20
3
4-
4-
31 tic
——
& Research
(quar.)
Products—
3-17
Pacific
9
4-
r
National Rubber Machinery (reduced)——_
~
20c
& Mfg. (quar.)
\.T. 62y2c
Starch
1
66c
4*
15c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co, of North Carolina (initial)
Public Service Co. of Indiana—
3-1?
Pacific
7
3- 7
3-27
-National Screw
National
4-
1
Page-Hershey
(quar.)
3-10
1
Pacelot
9- 5
12- 8
,
$1.25
/ 15c
Industries (quar.)—
B
1
6
1-2-59
$1.50
20c
$1.12V2
3- 7
National Propane Corp.—
preferred
4-
$20c
preferred (quar. 1
Opelika Manufacturing Co.—
Cash dividend
(quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, pfd. series C
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4%
preferred (quar.)
Oxibrd Paper Co., common (quar.)
3-14
1
4-
*8c
75c
National Linen Service, common (quar.)—
s
J J2'(
preferred (quar.)
;V5U preferred «|uar.i
5?.f. Slid
Providence Gas Co. (quar.) -i-i Xi mm mi. J. mmmm iL
mi «...
Provincial Transport Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—.
12 %c
7 %
3- 3
4-
4-
1
•
3
8
(quar.)__
2-28
3-17
75c
17%c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—^
5
.
3-17
3-20
$l5c
50c
Y$5c
$5c
$5c
—
National Lead..,Co.. common———___7—
\;8%
preferred B
(quar.)^
—
•National Presto
Inc.
3-
(quar.)
common
3-21
62 %c
3-
4-
Common
4
1
4-
15c
;
—
Co.,
2-28
5c
62Vati
Mfg.
Larhbert,
4.20%
$-10
3-10
4*
50
1
4-
Ontario
4
4-15
: 40c*
S'- 30c
Ltd;, common (quar.)——
;.",'c:lass A (quar. t.—1——
y Class A (quar.)u
4-
•
(quar.)____
A
4-15
Y17c
$0.14062 •
Gypsum Co., common (quar.)____
National* Hosiery Mills, Ltd,r class A (quar.)
Class
&
1
8
3-20
4-
5c
3-20
25C
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Sy2% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quaf.)
4-17
5-
3%%
National
-
4-
$15c
4'A% conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.)
Oliver Corp., common (quar.)
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
;
3-20
•
(quar.)—
3-10
3-21
Pratt
Old Republic Insurance Co.
(quar.)_
Old Town Corp.. 40c pfd. (accum.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical—
7
5 4- 1
'25e
"-
—_
(stoek div.)
Quarterly'
Oil
3-22
4-1
1
3-20
30c
Progress Manufacturing
Prophet Co.
(quar.
Quarterly
flationai : Mectric Welding Machine Co.—
&
40c
.
*
Natiohal fh'ocers;
3-31
Old National Corp*, class A
Class B
1,
'
-
National'Gas
3-14
$1.10
Old
3-11
1
4-15
„
—
3-21
1
4-25
97%c
7
3-
4-15
-
<
-
1
4-
:
Old
Nation-Wider Securities. Co. Inc. <Md.)—y
Quarterly froth net investment income)__ rfV^-iGc
National Biscuit Co., common (quar.)—
" ; 50c
Ml tonal Cash Register (quar.)
30c
National Company c.lalden, Mass.)— .
Preferred' (quar. v
„—J———_
90c
'conv... preferred (quar.)_—
6%?i
preferred (initial)—-a
National Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)—
4-
40C
(quar.)-^.
(quar.)
preferred (qtlar.)
'
7
3-20
20c
68c
3-21
<* 44^
preferred (quar.)
Ohid Water Service Co. (quaf.)
3-18
■
from
(quar.)
corny
2-28
4-
1
I5d
$$1.75
Power
Okaiiagan Helicopters,
*
Quarterly
National Fiftancc; Co..
3-21
3-20
4-1
$40c
preferred
4.40%
.
^capital gainsi
-a____
"L'M
60c
Mrftual System' Inc.; common—____—w:
37 %c
C, preferred tquar.»———
——»
60c;
Myers' (F. E.) & Bros. (quar.).—______—_
Corp.
&
7%
preferred
(quar.
Ohio Brass Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
*.
3-20
3*28
-
50c
w
'/
3-21
50C
50c
•
15c
Natco
4-14
$1.45
Sugar, Ltd. (quar.)..
;s-,
1
Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
Ogilvle Flour Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
2-23
6-20
$1.65
>
—
10c
3-21
4-14
-■
$137%
Oahu
3-10
4-
30C
_____
plus-
rncome
Scotia Light
Nova
3-14
•
3-29
—__———
cf America
Co.
>
3-21
3-14
i
$1.25 v
$l5c
Mfu;fay; Cotp. of America (quar.).—_——
Murray Ohio Ml'g. (• quar.)
Muskegoii Piston Ring Co. (reduced)
__
2-21
25c
Molmtain: States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Mueller Bra's$ Co. (quar:>__
$1.06
70c
Oberman
—
k————"
2<«2l
4*
2-28
400
—.
62 %c
Mountain Fufel Supply (quar.)——
Mount Vertfdh Mills, 7% pfd.v (s-a )
Quarterly
$1.06%
$1.13
3-7
'•
3-20
3*31
4*14
44c
—_—
2-27
2-27
.
+81.75-
'<
Engineering Co.,$2.50 pfd. (quar.) „
MdfTis (Philip), Inc. (See Philip Morris)
Motor Finance Cotp., $5 preferred <quar.)__
")
'60C *
4»A%
2-28
1
12Mid
(quar.)—
Port- Huron Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.)_^_
Portable Electric Todls Inc. (quar. )_^
;ii__
Porter (H. K.) CO; Inc. (Pa.) (quar.).,
,
Portland Transit CO.. 5% pfd. (quar.)_—__
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6% pfd; (quar.)
Porto RicO Telephone (quar.)
Potomac Electric Power Co. (quar.)——.
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd., com. (quar.)—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
6% noncuttiulative partic. pfd. (quar.)^_
Prentice-Hall, Inc., 6% preferred-,-——
Prestole Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)——^_
Preway, Inc, (quaf.)
■
Price Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)—
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
1
4-
15c-
Mprgan
Mount Rdyai Dairies) Ltd.
3-
3-
4-
.4-
-
S1.75'
'•
—
4;i
(quar.)—
common
(initial)
Common
3-14
.$25c"
—
preferred B
i.quar.v
Drop-Forging. common (quar.)
'; convertible preferred
(quar.)
Moore
Gas,
preferred
new
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—_
preferred (quar.)_^.
^
4 V2 % preferred (quar.)
,4.22 % preferred (quar.)
Northern Natural Gas, common (quar.)_^
51:2%
preferred (quar.)_—__—
5.80%
preferred (quar.)^
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common
Northrop Aircraft Inc. (quar.)
is:
-A
/
Corp.,
Ltd.,*■ common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)_—
\7Yc
-vVfe
3-14
1
I
25c
$1.17%*-
—ii-
—_
Montrose Chemical
5%
5-
55®
Corp., common
Pomona, Tile
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—-
.
•4-
$1.12%"
—
*
class'* A (qnafv)
—-—_'
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd: (quar.)—
Y; $7
Northern Illinois
.
2-28
'■
3-17
3-18
(quar.)—$1.73
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
3- 3
4- 2
15c
15c
—
Works—
4.40%
(quar.)——
Montgomery Ward &' Co.—
■
2-28
3-21
i. 62 %C
—
preferred (.quar.)
3-31
3-21
$1.50",, •>4-
(accum.i_-
—
M("ltana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)—
4;50%
*
$35c
$35c
V
:'
,
preferred
Polaroid
"
..
Holder»
ayable of Rec.
12o
income
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw-& Bolt Corp, (quar.)^i_
Pittsburgh St West Virginia Ry, (gyaf-y^
Plough, Inc. (quar.j^.—
Plymouth Oil Co. (reduced)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.
Piolarls Mining (irrbg.)
Co.
10c
Refractories
RR. Co.,
7
.•%
Insurance
When
Share
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior pfdv (s-a)^
17
common (stock div.)—2V
4'A% preferred fgiinr.!—l^ .
53%cf
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
ComraoA (quar.)
$1.73
3- 7
:
3*
'
3-20
4- 1
(semi-annually)
2-28
3-20
3-20
$1.05
Life
American
Company
Fund» Inc. (Boston)—
Quarterly from ftet Investment
51
pioneer
3-17
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.;
from
3-15
2*28
1
4-
'
87%c'-VJ
__
i
(quar.)_^__—
(quar.)____
American:jnvestment-**
North
3-14
-,
3-17
-
>
-
$25c
-
3-17
Par
Name of
of Rec.
-
capital gains),
6% preferred; (quar.)_^_5 Yi % preferred (quar.)
3-14
3-17
90c
Missouri'Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
1
4-
28cY
A
96c
3-15
>
1
4-
-
$31 %c- ;
—
'
3-31
*•;* 40C
Holders
4-7
$1.28%
:
Cement Corp.—
Common (56c iront investment Income
3-15
Payable
40c
preferred (quar.
Class B
North
.
(quar.)
American, Car Corp.—
5 Vb %
3-17
When
Share
Aviation
North American
3-14
$;.X5
(quar.)_—.—
Aliftfiihuin Co. (quar.)
___;—f k"5- 30CW;
%;• 50cMississijppi Glass Go> (quar.)——__:
$1.15 Mississippi ."Power;';, $4.6cr preferred (quar.)
•
North
•
5*
Class
AxirrO
.
•
-3-27
.*■
40c-
v
Lfgnt^—
Minnesota'Power &
preferred
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
from
(4c
Minnesota- £ Ontario "Paper
'5%
Holder*
.
Payable
North American
investment
from n long-term capital
glus" 2c
When
-
Share'-
'
-
Inc.
Fund,
(1251)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Joseph Light 8s Power, common
5%
preferred A (quar.)
—
St.
St. Lawrence
5%
Corp.
preferred
Sl.3^%
3-31
8-21
St.
Louis
National
$1
4-15
4-
St.
Louis
Steel
1
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.) a.
___a——
Stockyards Co.
Castings,
(quar.)
Inc
(quar.)—
$1.25
4- 1
3-14
25c
$1.25
4-25
4-25
3-28
3-28
75c
4- 1
3-14
11c
4- 3
3-14
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1252)
Transit Co.,
Antonio
2
30c
4-
1
$1.25
9-16
9-
2
30c
7-
1
6-16
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
30c
10-
1
9-15
30c
12-15
Common
4.10 ft
Steel
Stock
5-
9
Staley
9*C
3-20
3-
9
Standard
10c
4-
1
3-20
1
$1.60
40c
6-
2
5-17
E.) Mig., $3.75 preferred (quar.;
Dredging, common (special)
preferred (quar.)
lA.
Standard Financial Corp.,
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
24c
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
Standard
22'Ac
4-15
3-31
25c
4-15
4-15
3-31
45c
4-
1
3-14
6ftc
4-
1
3-17
Common
3-20
3-20
Union
Stock
4-16
Union
Twist
Standard
3-31
3-13
27ftc
4-1Ql\
5-1
40c
4-
1
3-20
85c
5-
1
4-lB>
Oil
10c
5-
1
4-18
4-
1
3-13
1
5-14
State
(L. S.)
Street
Common
3-
$1.02'A
3-17
3- 5
3-27
3-14
5
—
5ft
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-19
1
3-15
3-19.
$4.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
...—
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp. (Omaha)
5ft
preferred
(quar.).——
Roebuck
Bears
4
6c
Rubber,
4-10
3-20
3r20
10c
4-
1
3-10
31'Ac
4-
1
3-10
•
25c
4-
3-
3-21
25c
convertible 2nd preferred
5ft
Strawbridge
7
2
2-28
3-10
3-15
Sun
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
12'Ac
6-
1
5-
9
$1
6-
1
5-
9
preferred (accum.) —__—
preferred (accum.)
—
—
preferred
(accum.)
...——
With above payments all arrears will be
cleared by end of this year.
^
Chemical
84.50
9-
1
8-
8
Sun
1
11-
8
Sunbeam
Association
Bhatvmut
Shell
Oil
Co.
3-18
Sunshine
3-31
3-13
Swift & Co.
3- 3
Sylvania
t50c
4- 2
2-28
4-
1
+56 'A c
4-
2
4-
1
3-31
3-
50c
3-31
3-10
3c
3-29
3-10
5ft
(James)
3-10
Teleclirome
1
3-10
Temco
Tennessee
35c
3-31
3-24
$30e
3-31
3-
$15c
4-
2-28
$15c
4-
2-28
4.10ft
4.25ft
3-10
4.50ft
4.60ft
$250
$53c
40c
5-
4-10
1
4-14
4-
•
3-28
5-
1
1
Corp.,
$1.55
preferred (quar.)
Boss Manufacturing (quar.)
Boutham Co., Ltd. (quar.)
South
Carolina
6ft
Common
4.80ft
3-12
3-28
3-14
Texas Illinois
4.80ft
preferred
Bouthern
Oxygen
Southern
Pacific Co.
5ft
3-20
3-10
3-28
3-14
payable
Mills,
4.28ft
Natural
preferred A
Southwestern
3.70ft
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40ft
4.60ft
4.36ft
1
3-18
3-31
3-
5
3-31
3-
5
(A.
$3.50
3-17
4-
3-
4
4-
1
3- 7
4-
1
3- 7
$1.15
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
1
3-
7
1
3-
7
(quar.)
$1,27 ft
4-
1
4-
—_
3-
7
1
3-
7
4-1
3-
7
$1
(quar.)__
5-
1
3-15
Gas
Third
5-15
Thomas
5-15
5-15
4-18
3-20
3-10
5-
4-15
4-
1
3-17
3-29
3-19
3-25
3-
3
B
common
Thorofare
5ft
Tcol
class
preferred
Co.
Clothes
A
4-15
62 Ac
4-
1
3-14
1
3-17
Traders Finance
4-
1
3-20
4 Aft
5ft
(Dallas)—
4-10
4-
1
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
87'Ac
92ftc
5-
1
4-18
97'Ac
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
51.06'A
5-
1
5-
1
4-18
3-14
1
87'Ac
8-
1
7-15
87ftc
11-
1
10-15
$1.15
5-
1
4-18
Tucson
5-
1
4-18
Twentieth
($25
(quar.)
2 7'Ac
5-
1
4-18
(quar.)
$1.50
3-15
3-
3
4-15
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-
7
2-13
Gas
4-
1
3-12
4
3-21
4-
4
3-21
30c
4-
1
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.,
15c
4-
1
——
25C
4-
1
3-14
37'Ac
5-
1
4-15
37'Ac
8-
1
7-17
3-31
3-14
4-15
4- 5
—
15c
60c class A preferred
Utility Acceptance Corp.—
208
South
$1
Van
convertible
Preferred
A
Preferred
A
Van
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Industries—
Norman
$2.28 'convertible
Van
(quar.)
Butane Service-
Horn
Sciver
preferred
25c
(accum.)
5ft
(J.
B.)
Co.—
(quar.)
class A pfd,
Ltd.
4ft
60c
Victor
Equipment (quar.)_.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6ft
participating preferred (accum.)
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)„
30c
$1.50
3-20
3-
4-
1
3-12
5
3- 3
15c
4-16
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-10
3-14
Trust,
4-15
:
—
Virginian Railway—
■
.
.A.
/
6ft preferred (quar.)
6ft preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Corp., $3 prior preferred (quar.)
.....
3-31
$4.50 preferred
Vulcan Materials,
25c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-14
25c
31'Ac
4-1
3-7
4-1
3-7
5ft
3-31
3-31
3-10
Walker & Co.,
(quar.)—
30c
4-10
3-17
Walker
4-
3-14
(quar.)
8?4c
3-25
3-12
25c
3-25
3-12
1
(quar.)
Gooderham & Worts,
(H)
Initial
$2.50 class A
new
on
;
3-31
50c
3-19
25c
4-
1
3- 7
4-
1
3- 7
4-15
3-14
*35c
common
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
Investing Corp.—
(Quarterly of 6c from inc. and 10c
long-term capital gains;
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc. (quar.;__.
4-
1
3-14
Ward
Baking Co.
5ft ft
preferred
$9c
3-28
3-
4- 1
3-17
4-1
3-3
$60c
4-1
3-7
4-1
3-7
Webcor,
4-
Weco
7
1
3-7
4-1
3-7
25c
3-31
3- 5
4-30
3-31
25c
5-26
5-15
8-25
8-15
11-25
11-14
3-25
3-14
Warner-Lambert
$4.50
35c
3-20
3-
6
62'/2c
3-29
4-
1
3-14
25c
"
4-15
3-12
4-
1
*■-
$l5c
1
3--«a
4-
1
3-14
3- 5
Weeclen
4
6c
Co.,
Oil
6c
1
3-15
4-
1
3-31
4-
1
3- 3
15c
3-29
3-14
25c
3-20
3-10
3
75c
6-10
5-26
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar..*_
common
Snowdrift. Co.,
4-
50c
i
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Wesson
3-15
$1.12 ft
(quar.*
West Indies Sugar
3-20
1
Co.—•
Co.| (quar.)
convertible
3-
1
4-
$1.37ft
a
3-28
4-
25c
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Products
16c
35c
(quar.)
Motor
Inc.
from
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
preferred
Waukesha
4-
3-14
1
3-31
3- 6
35c
4-
1
3-14
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
lie
3-28
3-17
West Kootenay Power & Light Co. Ltd.—
7ft
(Del.)—
.
Wall Street
40c
(quar.)
4-18
Ltd.—
20c
common
3-11
$4.50
62'Ac
61.06A
(quar.)
3-20
4ftft
3-11
(quar.)
3-11
20c
$25c
Corp.
3-11
3-20
(quar.)
3-10
& Power
3-11
3-20
3-14
convertible preferred
3-31
(quar.)
3-11
3-20
$1.56'4
LA.
4-10
(Dallas)
3-20
$1.43%
4ft
(quar.)_
3-15
12'Ac
20c
$1.12A
(quar.)
7-1*7
3-15
3-31
5ft
preferred (annual)
Wagner Electric (quar.)
Waldorf System, Inc. (quar.)
T__
1
-
(increased)—
preferred (quar.)—
53/i ft preierred (initial)
6 ft ft preferred (initial)
12'Ac
com.
1
8-
3-31
$1.13
common
5-
15c
75c
,■
(quar.).
35c
.
3-21
3
$50c
Ltd
3
3-21
2-28
25c
Corp..
3-
3-31
3-31
$$1.12 A
partic. 2nd pfd.
1
3-31
68% c
(quar.)
Acceptance
4-
35c
3
40c
non-cum.
3- 3
87'Ac
common—
(quar.)
West
preferred
Ohio
West
Penn
West
Penn
Gas
(quar.)
+$1.75
I
(quar.)
Electric
Power
Co.
Co.,
common
Texas
Utilities
Co., 4.40ft
1
3-14
25c
3-20
3-
3-31
3-14
5
60c
3-10
3-25
3-20
S1.05
;
3-25
$1.12 ft
preferred (quar.)_
preferred B (quar.):
4.10ft preferred C (quar.)
4.20ft
West
4-
37'Ac
(quar.t
4ftft
Union
1
3-
Forging
Street
4-
3-20
class A
Film
3-20
$2.50
(s-a)
Works,
preferred
1
$2.50
(s-a)
5ft preferred
Victor Chemical
4-
■
& Pacific Ry.—
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
5 ft ft
preferred (quar.)
^
Light
1
J50c
$1.25
A
American
50c
Electric
3-10
3-
3
(s-a)
Century-Fox
3-28
3-20
3-25
8
tquar.)
Steel
7
30c
25c
Ltd.,
4-
50c
——
(quar.)—
Common
3 ft ft
$1.25
———
3-
(auar.)—
Salle
3- 3
3-
25c
La
2-28
3-
;
Corp.
3-14
3-20
Quarterly
Udylite
4-10
4-
$60c
Corp-.
Quarterly
Quarterly
27'AC
3-14
1
$2
(quar.)_
$$1.25
Williams
Inc.
3-31
5-
30c
preferred
Wabash RR. Co.,
Trinity Universal Insurance
Trunz,
1-15
25c
50c
(quar.)
2-1-59
$1.05
4-18
$1.10
4-1S
5-
(quar.)
common
preferred
$5 preferred (quar.)
Corp.' (quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
$1.03%
8-15
11-15
$4.20
(quar.)
6c
5-15
8-30
11-29
3-20
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(qttar.)
Transue
5-31
6c
3-20
Towmotor Corp.
4-
7
3-20
(quar.)
3-17
3-12
40c
8ft
35c
Co.
3-17
1
3-
3-31
25c
(quar.)
common
Works/Ltd.
1
3-28
$1.01
(quar.)
4-
4-30
$25c
87'Ac
Corp.
40c
Toronto
4-
3-14
4-
$1.03
(quar.)
$1.16'A
5-26
1
80c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
Iron
6-13
5-15
$2
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
Class
1
Robblns
preferred (auar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred
Torrington
3-14
1
$15c
5-15
$1.12 ft
1
5-
preferred
Toronto & London Investment Co
(quar.)_
3-15
4-
50c
—
preferred
4.'/4ft
A
1
4-
Inc.—
$1.07
Bperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred
6-13
$4.12
Investment
1
25c
1
$4.04
dividend (Payable in class A slis.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Aft preferred (quar.)
Class
4-
$1
4-
6-13
3-22
$l
9-15
25c
25c
3-5
1
15C
$2
'
4-10
1
25c
Stock
Timely
1
4-
31'Ac
(quar.)
Investment
Thrifrimart.
54-
stock)
Tishman Realty & Construction,
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
Tobin Packing
(quar.)
3ft
Steel
Tobacco,
25c
Markets,
$1.25
dividend)-.
7-
also
are
preferred
of
4-10
25c
the
and
3-14
4-10
1
40c
(quar.)
payments
holders
1
1
5-
$1.21
of
45-
$1
(quar.)
Power
5-16
$1.25
to
Industries,
Class
6-16
$1.14
;
Thrift
3-20
Co.—
pfd.
22ftc
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Vicksburg Shreveport
30c
preferred
and
.
Pipe Line—
(quar.;
2
1
5c
income)
(quar.)
2
4-15
(quar.)
investment
B
6-
Service Co.—
(stock
(s-a)_
7
3-
A
6-
(quar.)
3- 7
Marion
Corp.
(quar.)
Upson Co. (quar.)
Upson-Walton (reduced quar.)
Utah Power & Light (quar.)
•
5
1
Ltd.
75c
par)
1
6c
preferred
convertible preferred
Universal Leaf
4-
(quar.VCanadian General
5-15
Co.—
conv.
7
4-
6c
Universal-Cyclops
3
3-17
4-
preferred
($:25 par) (quar.)
G,)
Speer Carbon Co.
3-14
4-
preferred
2
(quar.)
Bparton Corp., 6ft
4-
$1.22 ft
$1.25
4ft
6-
(quar.)
3-
——
convertible
$1.12'A
Thermoid Co.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40oreferred
7
1
-
convertible
$3.50
$1.16'A
holders
Woolen Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Sp^..d,ug
4-
45c
3.90ft
4.15ft
4.2oft
stocks,
1
5-15
Quarterly
$3.50
$1.16
common
3-18
$1.50
7
3-10
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)——
above
Inc.
4-
1
15c
Co.
3-
3- 7
—
(quar.)_
to
4-15
24c
Insurance
Southwestern Public
the
4-
2
(quar.)
Life
of
50c
6-
_
1
3-21
(quar.)
convertible
(Both
Thor
Electric
Gas
$1.25
34c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southwest
$6
6c
$4.84
22ftC
preferred
4.65 ft
4-
3-
(quar.)
4ft
(quar.)
convertible
1
Light, $4.56 preferred (quar.)
60c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
(Mobile & Ohio; stock trust ctfs. (s-a)___
3-
4-
Universal
(quar.)
(from
27c
5ft
$3.50
4-
Texas Utilities Co.
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., 4ft preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
3-20
(quar.)
7
3-27
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
1
(initial;
3-
55c
preferred
—_$0.2656ft
Southern Railway Co.—
5ft non-cumulative preferred
Bouth western Gas
Texas Power &
1
Co.-—
(Del.)
1
$1.02 ft
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-28
(quar.)
4-
15c
3-11
50c
(quar.)
7ftc
Common
4-
40c
(quar.)
Common
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Natural
4-
$1.20
Common
3-14
Viau,
3-26
$61.50
3-14
1
3-17
4
*62'Ac
1
4-
1
3-
:
(quar.)
4-
4-
3-28
$1.12 ft
A
3-11
7
Corp.—
$1.35
4
(quar.)—
Power
Whelan
1
7
4-
3-27
30c
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
Bouthern Nevada
United
2
4-
10c
(auar.)
preferred
Gas & Electric-
preferred
4-
$50c
.
—-
—
Service, $4 preferred
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
50c
participating preferred
Utilities. Inc.
5.40ft
3-28
participating
Bouthern Indiana
United
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp., commop
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
3-17
57ftc
com.
3-10
1
1
62ftc
Bouthern Canada Power, Ltd.,
1
4-
4-
3.7 ft C
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
4-
4-16
3-14
3-26
$1
$1.24
311/4 c
Bouthern California Edison Co.—
4.32 ft preferred (quar.)_—
5.44 ft
3
3-16
3-31
4-15
10c
——
(quar.)
3-20
4ftft
2-28
3-
1
1
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
3-20
preferred (quar.)
Bouthern California Water, common
4ft
preferred (quar.)
3-31
3-20
3-26
37ftc
Printing 6c Lithograph Co.,
5ft pref. series A (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Co., 8ft 1st preferred (quar.)
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
U. S. Vitamin Corp.
(quar.)
J,
United Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
4.96ft
3-20
5ft
3-10
4-
Playing Card
3-20
4-
S.
Texas Gas Transmission—
1
preferred
3-20
S.
Interim
U.
3-15
1
8ft
U.
3-14
3-14
3-31
1
4
—
3-10
4-10
15c
'
—
preierred
4-
1
(quar.)
3-17
1
3-24
(N.
4-15
4-
(quar.)
4-
3-24
Lines
S.
2-26
4-
pfd.
U.
3-17
4-
common
3-21
$2.50
—
$1.75
(quar.)
J.), 4ftft
3-31
4-30
30c
4ftft
3-20
Van Waters & Rogers—•
Stock dividend
56'Ac
Sugar,
(quar.)
3-11
preferred
3-15
57ftc
Rico
3-21
7ft
3-15
4.60 ft
Porto
2
(quar.)
common
3-15
4ftft
Pittsburgh Water,
3-11
Co.,
Gypsum
1
3-
Common (increased)
Bouth
3-21
S
1
Electric & Gas—
Bouth
U
1
$4
;
3-21
5-
10c
Bouth Jersey Gas (quar.)
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
1
5-
$50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60 ft preferred A (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
4-
5-
3-28
—
4-
(quar.)
—
$1
7c
—
3-21
3-19
30c
$4 preferred
$4.64
38 %c
(quar.)
common
3-14
1
$1.16
25C
preferred (quar.)——————-
3-13
$1
60c
$1.14
3-17
3-31
$70c
(quar.)—
1
(quar.)
preferred
Texas Fund, Inc.
3-31
4-30
$50c
(quar.)
Storage
3-31
$1.28
$4,56
———
Cold
4-
$1.31'A
Electric
2-28
4-
10c
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
U. S. Foil Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar. 1
U S Freight Co. (quar.*
(quar.)
Texas
2-28
1
(quar.)
preferred
25c
$30c
;
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(increased quar.)—
Common
$1.25
S.
Ceramic Tile
tl5c
(quar.)
Corp.
Tex-Tube, Inc.,
Smbh-Corona,
Bonotone
U.
(quar.)
4.65ft
4.90 ft
5ft
$2.80 preferred
3-19
preferred
4.64ft
3-14
Ltd.,
1
preferred
3-17
3-14
Sola? Aircraft Co.
4-
5.10ft
2
1
Bommerville,
S.
5.12ft
4-
1
(quar.),
U.
5.25ft
50c
4-
preferred
3-19
(quar.)
2
4-
$2
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-24
4-
$1.25
——_—
4-
(quar.)
20c
quar.)
25c
preferred
50c
(quar.)——
class
(quar.)
3-10
4-
50c
—
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
6c Publishers
(increased)
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
3
3-17
1
Mfg.,
Aircraft
1
3-28
32'Ac
;
United Printers
30c
1
$1.25
New
3-19
1
4-
37ftc
3-12
$1.06'A
(quar.) —
common
(quar.)
Manufacturers, Inc.—
&
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
prior preferred (quar.)...;
class A preferred (quar.)
Slater (N.), Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Smith
3-11
1
15c
(quar.)
4-
5ft
Inc.—
common
(initial
1
4-
4-
•
3-31
25c
4-
Merchants
$1
Inc., com.
preferred
5ft
Corp.
United
;•*;
securities
from
5c
;.
(quar.)
50c
—
25C
—
and
Corp.
3-31
50c
25c
1
Gas
3-14
invest¬
frcm
10c
4-15
5c
,
Taylor Instruments (quar.)
City Stock Yards Co., com. (quar.)participating preferred——
Bkenandoa Rayon Corp.,-—
/
O.)
3-24
income
(5c
preferred (quar.)
United Illuminating
Co
Inc.—
3-10
S1.50
(A.
(reduced)
Products,
1
Sioux
Bmiih
4-10
Fund,
4ft ft
25c
(quar.)
4-
—
Income
United Gas Improvement,
25C
4-10
(quar.)——
Simplicity Pattern
3-15
m
—
(quar.)
1
Optical (quar.),
Breweries, Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Bilverwood Dairies,
Class B (quar.)
9-15
12-15
1
7
Inc.—
5c
•
5-
'
Bicks'
(quar.)
$$1.75
—
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Common
Talcott
7
(quar.).
(quar.).
$1.13
—
t45c
v
—
preferred (quar.;
Bhulton, Inc.. class A iquar.)_
ClassB' (quar.)~
United
9-30
12-31
35c
Corp.
preferred
20c
—
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
——
Tappan Company (quar,).-————
quar.)
(quar.)
United
3-20
30c
.
7ft
Bhutan
of Canada
Co.
Mining Co.
Electric
Symington-Gould
Bhei win-Williams Co. of Canada—
Common
3-20
Funds
ment
43%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$4
2-28
25c
_—
(quar.)
Common
v
—_—
(reduced
1
4-15
Fruit
/;A,
(quar.)
profits)
$1.25
Machine Tool Co.
3-21
—
(quar.)
Products
Bhesman
Corp.
35c
10c
——ft
4-
75c
convertible
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
Assurance
10c
(quar.)
15c
Oft
United
0-14
,
——-——
Sundstrand
(quar.)
Salesbook Co..
Bhelby
Life
Extra
(quar.)——————————
Steel Corp. (reduced)
Shawinigan Water 6c Power Co.,
4ft preferred A (quar..»
4ft ft preferred B (quar.)—
3-20
15c
—
12-
Co.
1
1
Co.—
convertible
56c
pfd. (quar.)____
(quar.)
Ray Drug Co., common
6ft preferred (quar.)
75c
(Fraqk G.)
3-
4-
5ft ft
Co.—
preferred
A
40c
common
Sun
75c
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
5ft
Shattuck
3-21
133ic
Glass
&
series
Cities Gas
37ftc
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Stix, Batr 6c Fuller Co., 7ft
1
5ft
Bkaron
56ftc
Can
(quar.)
U S
3-26
5ft
Bhaler
4- 4
of America—
preferred
4Aft
Clothier—
&
4-
15c
—
4-15
Biscuit Co.
Quarterly
$1.13
,
(quar.)
common
$1.12 ft
series
United Life & Accident Insurance
4'/a ft preferred (auar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
5ft prior preference (quar.)
—
prior
preferred
(quar.)
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
—
Seminole Oil & Gas Co., 5ft pfd. (quar.;
3-
Stern & Stern Textiles—
3-20
4-10
$1.25
ft ft
3-17
3-15
(quar.;
4-10
$1.25
—
3-14
$1.25
3-31
25c
3-20
com.
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)_
4-11
6-30
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Quarterly
.x——."
$1.25
Corp.
4-11
5
$1.25
4-10
3-17
'
/
1
United
$1.25
4-10
3-17
3-31
3-28
$1.25
3-20
3-27
5-
3-15
4-
3-10
4-
30c
50c
$1
United
3-31
$30c
1
20c
;
-
35c
3-31
_
3-10
1
3-17
4-15
3- 7
1
5-
$1.25
-
5-12
—
3-31
25c
$1.183A
$5
3-
3-17
4-
$1
3-20
3-15
3-28
3- 7
3-17
20c
(quar.)—
(quur.)
1955
United
4-10
20c
30c
Corp.—
4.50ft
3-20
1
1
75c
25c
Co.
Aircraft
United
4-10
4-
25c
2ft
(quar.)
———-
3-17
1
(quar.)
3-14
4-
tl5c
—-
Sterling
Brewers
3-31
1
4-
Corp.—
4-
1
4-15
933Ac
———
30c
4-
3-14
$37'Ac
12ftC
(Boston;——
Investment
$1.12 ft
15c
1
4-18
4-
2-26
4ft
1956 series (quar.)
United Artists Corp. (quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
3-14
4-
5-15
15c
—
(s-a)
(Omaha), Ltd.
preference
preference
4ft
3-14
1
GOc
(quar.;
(quar.)
(quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
——
1
4-
50c
preferred
preferred
preferred
6ft
5ft
4-
4-18
5ft preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Bteclier-Traung Lithograph
3-17
3-14
Co.
Starrett Co.
G-
ft
1
75c
(quar.)
x-
Stanley Home Products
Stanley Works (quar.)
$1
4-
$1.40
preference
(Ohio) —
3%ft preferred A (quar.)—
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.) —
Standard Properties
.—■
Standard Radio, Ltd., common (quar.)_;
25c
50c
United
(quar.)
91'Ac
RR,
(quar.)_.—
5-15
(quar.)
common
Drill
preferred
4-18
$1.12ft
—
Yards
4-23
Steamship Co.-—
participating
Participating
RR.,
3-31
4ft
4-18
5-15
$1
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
B
Pacific
5-15
;
(quar.)
3-31
25c
$3
.
3-21
&
A
Class
Union
87 Ac
Co. (quar.),
——
Corp. of Louisiana-
Gas
50c
3-31
28c
—
Fruit
Class
6
<fc
10c
.—.—
(N. J.)
preferred
Oil
183Ac
(quar.)__
common
75c
preferred
(quar.
Standard Fire Insurance
22c
$5
Beiberling
$4.50
Union Investment
Union
5-
■
Sealed Power
1
3-18
i
5-
4-15
common
1
3-
4-
3-31
5-31
25c
(quar.)
12-
50c
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—J
5-31
37'Ac
Finance Co.,
dividend
Bealoartl
Square D Co.
of Bee.
3-28
,
L
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
5-15
15c
(quar.)
(reduced)
Line
Co.
v
15c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, com. (quar.)..
$4.50 preferred series A (quar.)
Sculiin
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Air
Quarterly
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins.
—
7
5-
25c
preferred
Seaboard
3-
Holderi
Payable
38c
92 Ac
(quar.)
com.
^o.,
$3.50
t351|(C
$343/«C
Co.
Fetzer
1
6-14
4-
$15c
(increased)
Scott Paper, $3.40 preferred (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.).———.*——
6covill Manufacturing, common (reduced) —
3.65ft
preferred
(quar.)
Bcranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
&
4-10
4-17
30c
$1.10
(quar.).
preferred A
5'/aft
Union
3-14
When
Share
Name of Company
3-14
15C
preferred (quar.)
4'/aft preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)
——■
5.60ft
preferred (quar.)—
Bangamo Electric (quar.)-—
Bayie & Fisher Co. (increased quar.)
Bchering Corp., 5ft preferred (quar.)*
BcoU
1
6-
4.40ft
com.
(quar.)—
4-
6-16
Voting trust certificates common-^—-Voting trust certificates common
Ban Diego Gas 6c Electric, common (quar.)
Bchwitzer Corp.,
Co.
Par
Payable of Bee.
30c
$1.25
common
vtc.
RR.
Spokane International
Francisco Ry—
5ft convertible preferred A (qttar.)
5 ft convertible preferred A (quar.)—.
5ft convertible preferred A (quar,)—
6t. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
Bt. Regis Paper, 4.44ft
preferred A (quar.)
Bal; da-Shlrriif-Horsey,
Ltd., common——
5'aft preferred (quar.)
——
5% ft preferred (initial)
Bt. Louis, San
Ban
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj Bee.
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
Holder»
When
Par
Holder«
When
Par
Share
of Company
Name
.
.
3-25
3-20
3-25
3-20
4-
3-15
$1.02 ft
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.10
1
i
Volume
187
Number 5725
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'53
(1253)
Per
Name of
West
Company>•>.,
Virginia
Common
Water
Payable
-
17c
dividend
lco
•
.3-25
3-2a
4.50%
preferred.-«quai\t_Y
Sl.121^
$5
44-
1
---
Western
Grocers.- -JLtd.,-class
I $1.40
7%.
1st .preferred
2nd preferred
4%
A
-
-JaGc
$35c
quar-.
-
Maryland Ry. Co..
,coju,
•
3-28
$1
3-23
3-14
V;V.~;
...
(quar.)—
37lie
a?Vac
—»—
.
(LessBritish- tax
and
of
expenses
'•
.
,
4
-L^Ll-h
fitafionefy.*C©i:p».Y C 'ft.
Common
(qmu;-)
^ T'A
y
8tock' dividend
''.J:
>-■ Y.-Y.
-.5%,- preferred
t,„'
West Virginia
Pulp fc Paper *<quar.)___L.
Westmoreland. Inc. {qnar.;j_.
\
40c
-
Westmoreland
Coal'
Mirreg5.JjYhh.^.Y__-~_Y:
30c
Weston (Georgel,.Itd.,r clasi A
tl2tic '
VClass
B
'Extra
"
4-
1
4-
1
50c
4-
1
v
Stores,
40c
4-1
3-24
3-10
4-1
3-17
40c
3-31
3-21
20c
4-
1
3-20
$1.0614
4-
1
3-20
75c
4-
1
3-20
18%c
&
Co., common .(quar.)
Common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Stores
'
3-21
75c
-
*_
___
preferred (quar.)
Williams Bros. Co. (quar.)____
Winn-Dixie
7
(quar.)
Public Service,
.Wisconsin
5.04%
Wiser
Woodley
Petroleum
Stock
(quar.)
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—
Hickey & Co._
110
Stone
500
110
Stroud & Co. Inc
Hornblower &
500
Townsend,
Val
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
500
Watling. Lerchen & Co.—
White, Weld & Co—
Co.
Laird,
Lee
—V.
1
7-11
1
3-17
For
3-14
achieved
Yosemite Park
Zale
Jewelry
&
4-30
4-15
5-
1
5-
Net
in
resident
10
common
3-8
3-31
15% ;
Less British
y
3-14
cents
Less
Jamaica
in
S.
3-13
p.
4-10
Louisiana
7-31
7-10
mately
various
convertible
redeemed
or
shares
of
will
be
publicly offered
Inc.
and
loans, while
corrected
payment
tax.
1978.
1,
from
sale
the
equal
an
187,
the
the
of
sale
Offered
be
com¬
March
1,
1963.
104%
from
if
to
100%
fund
at
prices
for those
redemption
sinking fund deben¬
of
outstanding
bank
wiih
and
convertible subordinated
the
45
plants and 21 laboratories in
leading manufacturer in the fields of
products,
Since Jan.
1,
including
weapons
the
chief
mortgage
loan,
GIVING
EFFECT
in
monthly
PRESENT
Authorized
$163,083
due 1971
%
due
1978_:
4%%
4;%%
due
1975
6,000.000
1980
20,000,000
20,000.000
20.000.000
$4 cumulative pfd. .stock
($7.50
•Represents mortgage
pany.
The
authorized
monthly payments
i
are
(no
par
amount
the
shares
the
4Va%
company's
options
to
for
Jan.
31,
1958,
subordinated
upon
the
Stock
.shares
Incentive Compensation
thv)
by
and
the
com¬
reduces
Director
by
board.
election
of
to the
Sales,
Mr.
he
said
will
Keller fills
Frederick
Presidency
the
vacancy
resignation of Heywood Fox.
formerly Executive Vice-President,
Plan
of
Option
Argus
issuable
for
to be
1957.
reserved
debentures
exercise
of
Plan
for
as
conversion
1983,
205,915
options granted
and
Cameras,
under
due
the
under
Inc.
Sixty-one
Mr.
Vice-President
of
the
by Mr. Thomas, Chairman
and
Chairman
and
will
Burns
of
be
filled
by
American
G.
John
by
the
Executive
1 '
Ltd.—Change in Name Effective—
special
to
the
transfer
agents.—V.
186,
570.
p.
Saw
Tool
&
Co.,
11
that
they
recommending
dividend for the 1957
are
Pipe
145
The
Corp. seeks authority for the con¬
purchase laterals and appurtenant
producing fields in LuFourche and Saint
of
Transco's
estimated
line
main
cost
near
these
of
the
Mississippi-
iacilities
is
approxi¬
:
another
application
in main line
compressor
The cost of
Transco
also
install
to
additional
an
proposed additions is about $3,000,000.
to
38,580
laterals
Transco
the
proposes
linp,
Texas
construct
to
approximately
556
miles
horsepower, about 345 miles
compressor
connecting-
new
' off-shore
and
proposes
supply
gas
Louisiana,
o<
of
southern
appurtenant
and
in
facilities.
sources
the ialicities to render
additional firm, service,
27 existing customers, in¬
transportation service' for
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc., and 181,000,000 cubic f'cefc
per day of proposed new storage service for
11 customer companies.
The
estimated cost of the proposed
facilities is about $135,831,000.
totaling
a
use
200,624,000
cluding
the
in
ancl
State
of
feeet
Natural
a
undivided
and Clinton
day
per
feet
cubic
filed
Transco
transfer
Potter
cubic
50,000,000
York
New
Corp.,
Gas
to
day
per
Corp., Texas Eastern Transmission
application seeking authorization for
in the Leidy arid Tamarack Fields
joint
interests
Counties, Pa.,
from
New York Natural to Transco
and
Texas
Eastern, together with the acquisition, construction unci
operation of the Leidy Field as a storage pool. The initial development
proposed would enable Transco to utilize its portion of the Leidy and
Tamarack capacity.
The estimated cost of the ultimate development
of both storage pools Is $25,167,500.
The initial development cost is
estimated
at
approximately $12,113,800, of which Transco's portion
be
would
$11,545,300 and Texas Eastern's $568,500.
Tho 25 producers
fields
in
186,
propose to sell natural gas to Transco from various
Louisiana,
Texas,
and
ofi-shore
Louisiana
and
Texas.—•
2417.
p.
Travelers Oil &
Uranium
Co., Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
($1
corporation
March
6
shares
of
lileu
a
letter
common
notification
of
stock
to
be
with
offered
at
tho
par
share), without underwriting.
incidental
expenses
oil
on
235,000
covering
per
and
to
The proceeds are to be used for
operations and for the development of
mining
properties.
gas
the 'stock
of
in DEW,
Germany's largest producer
purchased by ThyssenHuette last June in a similar exchange transaction. Once this exchange
is completed,
DEW* becomes a wholly-owned
subsidiary of TliysscnHuette and joins with Niederrheiniscbe Huette,
Germany's largest wire
producer, and ATH in comprising the steelinaking components of the
Thyssen
high
alloy
grade
steel,
was
Group—Germany's largest steelmaker currently at the annual
million metric tons.
Of this total ATH now produces 2.4
of
3.2
million
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—Loan Arranged Pri¬
vately—Since Dec. 31, 1957, a 20-year loan arrangement
has been agreed upon with The Equitable Liffe Assurance
Society of the United States, in the amount of $30,000,000,
repayable in instalments over the years 1963 to 1978,
inclusive. This money will be obtained in three instal¬
complete
not
consolidation
its
reconstruct
of
the
dismantled
two
companies
electric
means
mill
steel
but
that
will
ATH
rely
011
existing capacities of DEW, which is in the process of being ex¬
through new plant equipment and modernization of present
facilities.—V,
186, p.
1199.
Trane
the
Cooling Market Change Seen—
future—it-he
foreseeable
next
five
air
conditioning market is going to
then be standard practice to air condition
will
That
point
to
The
new
homes."
made
by D. C. Minard, Trane President, speaking
Security Analysts on March 10.
"We think the market, already big. is due to increase sub¬
the
was
New
said,
million
which
it
will
is
provide
cooling
heated
now
with
for
a
an
warm
existing home, regardless of
air plant or a steam or hot
plant."
Minard
in
was
Up
until
referring
mid-summer.
Clarksville, Tenn.,
conditioners.
this
to
to
the
Trane
manufacture
product lines his firm will
building a $1,500,000 plant at
its
new
residential
year-round
air
Trane
has
concentrated
on
the
production
of
hotels,
factories,
offices,
theatres
and
other
big
buildings.
"There
will be
no let-up in our efforts in
these fields," said Mr. Minard.
added, "It looks as though the residential market, after it opens
for cooling, plus commercial buildings in the smaller sizes where a
good deal of the same equipment could be applied, will give us a mar¬
ket
potential
about
as
great
as
all
the
air
conditioning
markets
latter
planning expenditures of $49,000,000 over the next
plant improvements and * acquisition of timbcrlands,
expected $28,000,000 will be expended during 1953.
The
amount,
to
the
increasing market, Trane is making this
The
mately
ments
A new, enlarged research and development laboratory is being estab¬
in Hoboken, N. J.
YVhen completed, it will be among the besfr
equipped and staffed within the industry, the report stated.
lished
The
corporation's
150,000 acres in
acres.;
the
As
Savannah
and
present
New
profit-wise
last
year.
Union Electric
we
000
Mr.
Minard
machines
construction
or
leased, were increased over
totaled approximately 1,400,000
expansion program, all three
and
at
Franklin
projects
at
were
both
overhauled
Franklin
and
progressing according to schedule.
These include an
additional paper machine at each location and a r.ew hardwood pulj>
mill
at Savannah.
Upon their completion early in 1959 and 1960,
respectively, the corporation's productive capacity will be increased,
approximately 25%. See also V. 187, p. 730.
of
4%%
Co.
first
V.
and
owned
year-end
are
tinued
sales
at
the diversification
corporation's
modernized.
and
woodlands,
1957
part of
publicly offered
foFward
were
corporation's capital expenditures in 1957 amounted to approxi¬
$35,000,000, of which $26,650,000 war. for equipment, replace¬
and
improvements.
Investment in additional
woodlands was
Minard said, because "our organization has first-rate
knowledge
concerning the design and application of cooling equipment and because
our sales group can do a good job in the residential .field."
Even
without
residential. air
conditioning equipment, Trane con¬
move
in commitments
1957.
is
$3,350,000.
move now,
Mr.
to
approximately $12,000,000
31,
company
'
serve."
In addition
is
planning expenditures of $49,000,000 over th«
next several years for plant improvements and acquisition of timberlands, of which it is expected $28,000,000 will be expended during 1958.
of
time,
engineered-type air conditioning equipment for larger applications such
as
The
new
is
the
it
is
for
years
outstanding at Dec.
York
a
company
which
Of
years—the
considerably.
seven
change
Oct. 1, 1958, March 2, 1959, and
proceeds will be used in connection with the corporation's plant
expansion programs at Savannah, Ga., and Franklin, Va.
several
Co.—Home
on
The
of
before
$10,000,000
Sept. 1, 1959.
panded
It
of
ments
tons.
The
the
and
,
Line
miles
in
proposes
transmission
V.
announced
Gas
about
horsepower
stations to enable it to
provide up to 22,010,000 cubic feet daily of firm long-term deliveries
to
Atlanta
Gas
Light Co., of Atlanta,. Ga.
These deliveries would
replace the peaking service (21.000.000 cubic feet per day) now being
Beam,
1032.
p.
March
on
percent
stainless
of
now
under
outstanding
assumed
company's
10,000
company.
Vice-President
187,
of
but
Officer.
the
Sr.,
announced
the
firm,
Executive
announced, the
by
of
also
of
the
of
Chief
He
shares required
issue
employees
5,1^2
of
as
in
$2,388,400.—
up
Executive
former,
company, 'aud
94.173 shs.
assumed
units
the same time the Board revealed that it had acted favorably on
request of the independent stockholders of Deutsche Edelstahlwerkc
to exchange three ATH shares for two DEW shares.
Mr.
made.
convertible
reserved
is
Inc.,
Transco
Louisiana,
At
introduce
t3,526,274 shs.
gas.—• \
.
exchange by presenting their present certificates
an
rights
border.
6,600
a
meeting payment of a 9% cash
The proposed dividend payment, based on outstanding
equal to DM 290 million ($70.7 million), follows last year's 8%
dividend, Thyssen-Huette's first in the post-war period.
water
20.000,000
95.581 shs.
' --y
/■' '
sharea,
proceeds
and
the
17,000,000
6,000.000 shs,
of Argus Cameras.
-tNot including 483,091
of
value)
par
value)_.
of
operation
annual
whether
20.528.000
17,000,000
subord. debentures, due 1983
Common stock
and
year.
ment
6.000.000
due
20,544.000
oil
$14,113,000.
purchase
shares
cash
the
extending, from
Parishes, La., to
tem¬
corporation
resldentlal-starts-a-year market to serve—
mainly for heating and a little later for both heating and cooling.
"Then there is the existing home market.
We expect to have equip¬
Outstanding
$163,083
3;v;%
conv.
this
first
-
_2
facilities
Charles
Thyssen-IIuette, A. G., Germany—Acquis.—
directors
the
and
Burns,
post
was
stantially. We have
FINANCING
4
4V£%
Ky.—V.
(August)
to
Presidency
of
rendered.
Blessing, Matagorda County, Texas.
near
created
officer
post vacated
formerly
Executive
He
TO
insallments to 1960.1
-
quickly sold
were
granted
construction
Thomas
D.
created
Committee
'"Within
compared with sales of $332,344,000 and net
due
has
the 11-niember
on
Robert
executive
residential
1957, the company reported sales of $342,957,000 and
Mr.
The
company
1953
income of $14,835,000 in the previous
year.
•5%
the
the
recently
of
newly
Finance
has spent approximataely $73,000,000 to increase and
improve its manu¬
Sinking fund debentures—
share,
per
Vice-President and
board
Election
will
facturing and warehousing facilities.
CAPITALIZATION
S3
Chairman
time,
same
former
The
into
redeemable
the
the
electronic
EARNINGS—In
for
from
Board
as
the
the
The
for
-
tho
offered
of
name
at
Transcontinental
struction
Thomas, President and Chairman of the Board, has announced
retirement
At
for additional working capital.
company
photographic equipment.
net income of $12,656,000,
at
Commission
Power
and membership
scaled
amount
a
television
The 99,333
—
1032.
p.
Lee B.
rate
from
BUSINESS—Sylvania Electric,
radio,
Stock Sold
—
company proposes to install six 1,100 horsepower
station
at
an
estimated
cost
of
approximately
new
Keller,
sinking
of
187,
Transmission Corp.—New Facilities—
authorization
continue
until
1959,
1,
The
lighting,
and
shortlyV.
Thomas Industries Inc.—New President Elected—
convertible
prices
debentures will
38 communities in 13 states, is
systems
on
Eastern
Federal
porary
1, 1983.
are
non-callable
are
before March
prepay
net proceeds
should be signed
(par 10 cents), which were
Feb. 25 by Milton D. Blauner & Co.,
horsepower compressor station
nonresidents
Inc.—Debentures
debentures
substantial
a
stock
associates
Texas
redemption
March
debentures will be used by
in
just under $4,500,000,
substantial
contracts
were
Non¬
source.
fiscal
optional
to
resulting
totaled
other
(see V. 187, p. 1032).—V. 187, p. 1095.
Canadian
Products
proceeds
used
and
common
3-20
par.
PROCEEDS—Net
tures
approval,
of
Tenney Engineering:, Inc.
7%.
15%
debentures
after
that
The
less
if called
contracts
929.
The
subordinated
105%
on
stages
Telecomputing
by
These
indicated
3-14
fund at 100.
price Is
business.
Whittaker
4-10
during the 12 months beginning March 1, 19G3 to the principal
after March
1, 1979.
They are redeemable for the sinking
The
secured
were
in
Mr.
3-31
the
with
be
for -10
involved.
drilling
Y".
'
■
to
share
new
is
$1)
Four applications by pipeline companies,
seeking authority for tho
and operation of natural gas facilities estimated to cost
approximately $165,057,800, have been consolidated with 34 applications,
filed by 25 independent producers of natural gas. seeking authorization
for the sale of gas, the Federal Power Commission
announced on Feb. 20.
No hearihg date was set.
1
at
underwriting
incidental to
notification
(par
construction
4-30
amount
ranging from
of
4-
deductible
tax
subordinated
to
shares
2,507,911
on
to
and
$41.40 per share.
subject
dividends,
equal
increase
dividend.
of
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Plans Expans'n
37V2c
37V2c
subordinated debentures, due March
arc
subscription
contracts
Louisville,
called
preferred
$264,095,
to
currently
The issues consisted of $20,000,000 of 4%% sinking fund
debentures due 1980, and $20,000,000 of 4¥2% convertible
fund
amounted
quarter
and
to
They
after
stock
debenture issues aggregating $40,000,000 were
publicly offered on March 11 by an underwriting group
comprising 71 investment firms headed by Paine, Wejbber, Jackson & Curtis at 100% and accrued interest.
sinking
first
or
5
—-Two
stock at
the
$1
for this
..No
expenses
1279.
themselves of such
3
3-15
letter
a
President.
3-20
on
The
for
share
a
period ended Jan. 31, 1958, this corporation
sales of $7,493,479, it was announced on
quarter
1
3-31
'
y
under the new name.
v
'
•-/
While
the
company
is not calling in outstanding certificates or
subscription rights issued in the name of Trans Empire Oils Ltd. for
exchange for those
under
the
new
name,
shareholders
may
avail
4-
7Vic
929.
on
25c
_
Investment News
mon
110'
3-
(Continued from page 10)
convertible
500
p.
this company to West Canadian Oil & Gas
general meeting of shareholders held
Aug.
15,
1957,
became effective
on
March
10,
1958.
On
that
date, trading in the shares and subscription rights of the company
on
the various Stock Exchanges on which
they are listed were carried
3-
5
sec¬
on
3-
his
The
Co—
for
change of
3-20
Corporation and
Electric
&
sham
per
used
authorized
3-14
V.
Sylvania
800
Yarnall, BIddle & Co
The
Ltd.,
3-23
tax.
General
250
outstanding.
earnings figures represent operations of the com¬
bined companies resultant from the merger of Wm. R. Whittaker
Co.,
Ltd., into Telecomputing, which became effective Oct. 31, 1957.
During the first quarter of the current fiscal year, several major
tax.
funds,
Dean
75
27, filed
Feb.
on
Trans Empire Oils
62Vic
funds,, tax
income
U.
Dabney & Tyson
Alstyne, Noel & Co—__
'
SI.25
published date was Incorrect.
The
and/or record date is indicated here,
tPavable
140
$4
be
183, p.
500,
550
Whittaker.
R.
sales
These
to
arc
V.
,
-at
owned
37Vic
resident
income
>
75
corporation
3-31
Previous
x
first
25c
tax
250,
Inc.
Securities
110
187,
covering 7,500'shares of common stock
pro-rata to stockholders on the basis of one
3-23
(increased)—
Canadian
a
date
income
4-15
.
(quar.)
•Transfer books not closed
JPayable
Co.,
Webster
Witter
Offering—A
SEC
,
75
three-month
record
by Wm.
4-15
Curry (quar.)
Corp.
&
929.
p.
the
24
1
Co
Radio
& .Co—
Boyce—-—_11Q
Telecomputing Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
in
Mfg.
Meeds
75";
.
Corporation
,
products will help
.
187,
4-
4%
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
6% convertible preferred
<quar.)__
Zenith
Bissell
&
Nicolaus
It was -oversubscribed.;—V.
62Vic
,
_
Towne
Inc.
Higginsou Crrrporation
C. Legg &
Company—
4-1
____
iquar.)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr. (monthly)
&
Co
&
Co.,
John
12Vic
;
Woodward & Lothrop, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Yale
Illinois
Kidder, Peabody & Co—
3-31
$1.25
(quar.
The
75
110
The
William R.,Staats
&
Corp.—Secondary
new
Trans-Eastern Petroleum- Inc., Coudersport, Pa.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission— '
''
'
75
400
Weeks_______
W. E. Hutton
8-
$1.26
dividend
140:-
140 •
Stifel,
3-10
$1.50
(quar.)
500
&
Bros.
.*
-
75'
•
—_
250
Stein
'
*
,
.
share.
75
4-11
8c
Co
Renshaw_
•
•
Hanuntll & Co,
Company—______
Singer, Deane &; Seribuer—-
75
-
140;
;
-
Shields
,
'
'
>
400'
Gardner-*..:
Shearson,
110
aaded.
ondary offeering of 75,000 shares of capital stock (pair
$2) was made on March 3 by Dean Witter & Co. at $37 *
per share, with a dealer's concession of 85
cents per
500
75c
preferred
Oil
pfd.
Co..
&
'
*
were achieved in part Minard
said, because of effec¬
reduction programs.- 'Cost reduction is a foremost
target for
ue
Traiisamcrica
75
140
Company " 140*
250
Feb.
5%
.
increase
a
400
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
1
$1.06V*
*
250
&
increase
an
,
Better coverage tlirough a larger sales force and
achieve this-goal, he stated.—YY186, p. 2855.
14o
Salomon Bros. & Hutzleru-J...
;:Schwabacher & Co
110
Sachs
140
4,
Co—__i——_
Rodman
800
3-20
__
preferred
Co., Inc—;
&
&
>
an
$6,244,000,
During this time, our plants have been busy.
result, It looks as though our first quarter will be ahead of tho
quarter for 1957."
»
For 1958, the firm looks for another sales
increase, Mr. Minard said,
in "markets which will be about the same or a
little greater than 1957/*>
As
75
-Granbery, Marache & Co—
Ilallgarten & Co—
Hamlin*. & Lunt__'_:
5-
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6%
Riter
'
at
first
Company—
&
a record
January and February.
140
800
Reynolds & Co
110 \
,
110
Reid
25c
__
(monthly)
Company
Smith—
Northwest
Reinholdt
■
500
25c
i
Pacific
110-
Co
Goldman,
-
"
3- 7
3-21
________
«)uar.
6%
Wilson
,
$1.31 V*
(quar. t
com.
preferred
3-
50c
Motor Co., common -vduar->~----~-~
5V*% preferred ( quar.)
.L_.
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.l
$4.25
3-10
3-15
-$1.25
White
Wieboldt
3-10
4-1';
duPont &
Ohio
The
250
Robert Garrett & Sons
,
-
4-1
.,,1-1
L
Dorninick:
Oairdner & Company Inc—
3-14
50c
-
3-10
3-14
,
--'4- 1
*12%C
.
Weyenberg Shoe
Wheeling Steel Corp.,' com'Y t redttfeed)
_LL_
•$5 prior preferred' ('quar. > Y±Y_:_Y_:__YWhitaker Paper -Co. (quar.)
4-9
1
<t
Mitchum, Jones &
Tcmpleton —4
P* S. Moseley,& Co,__
Newhard, Cook & Co.
,
75
:
Fulton
3-2G
1
4-
110
Estabrook & Co.
6-10,.
4-
-
30c
140
Emanuel, Deetjen <fc Co.
"•
% 7- 1
$1_25
-
I'h-ancis
2- 7
1
75c
4-15
200%-'-.4-30
.
Dominicfc &
"
4-11
&
Lynch," Pierce,
Fenner
Crowell, Weedon & Co—
% 75
Davis, Skaggs •& Co.—____*
' 75
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
110
v."
-
T
- -.
r
-
*1
.
7%%
.
*
Merrill
Merrill, Turben <fc Co., Inc.
Milwaukee Company-
~
■;
Butcher &; Slierrerd
3-rl4
.
McDonald
110
Profit, too, set
Backlog at the end of 1957 was $32,000,000, the highest in the flrm'a
history. Mr. Minard said "We've reduced this backlog somewhat in
75
Marks & Co—
1956.
records
cost
19o8,"
250
M.
over
over 1956.
tive
140
Laurence
250
•
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
"i ,3r 14
,4.
<
depositary)
Western Tablet &
r
1
4-1
4•
Loewi & Co.
Incorporated
Irving Lundborg & Co
75
Incorporated
& Simmons
Alex. Brown. & Sons
k
Y„,
..
$800
The
3-13
3-31
;
no
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
3-18
-3-23
55c
Co.
Blunt Ellis
3-18
37Vic
_
Blair &
3-14
•
$1.75
5% ^irefenred 1S55 series
tq>iar.)-^±2-L.^_
Western Stockholders Investment Trust,JGiu.
-
-
Brothers
140
Baird & Co., Inc.
Bateman, Eichler & Co..
3-14
-4-15
2,185
Co._.
&
Robert W.
3-18
eCos, iquar.>^_z!tu._.
convertible preferred
4-15
-
3-28
,iquar.>C-iv-^-~~~v£---
vT>% 1st preferred
^qnar.t^-s
Western Massachusetts
I'
3-10
75c
iquar. i
„
Western Natural .Gas Co.—
Bacbe
3-20
1
4-
8:3%
8.8%,
These
Lester, Ryons & Co._^___„75
ventilating and
$80,648,000,
of
of
Lehman
$2,185
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc
2-21
4-1
20c
Curtis
3-15
--••3-20
?70c
-
preferred >( quar.t,
Western
-4%
■
Western Assurance Co. (Toronto) •
t.quar.)
Western Department - Stores
treduced)_■_*._•
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
3-15
-
said that consolidated sales of air
conditioning, heating,
heat equipment amounted to a record
special
-(OOO's Omitted)—
3- 7
l
$1.25
preferred
tquar.)__.
Western Air-Lines,-4%""preferred (quaiv-t—
7
3-
<
.
•
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters
and the respective
principal amounts of "the 4%»% and 4Vi%
debentures, severally to be
purchased by each underwriter from the
company, are as follows:
of Rec.
Co.
icuar.l
Stock
Holdert
When
Share
Service
and
on
(Mo.)—Bonds Sold-—The $35,000,bonds due March 1, 1988,
mortgage
March 6 by The Firrst Boston Corp.
White, Weld & Co. and associates at 102.623% and
accrued interest, were quickly sold.
For details, see
187, p. 1137.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1254)
all-steel
this
by
company,
high, geodesic structure was made
Total floor area enclosed by the dome
10-story
the
B. A. Locke, Jr., President.
110,000 square feet.
The dome and the facilities
of
$1,000,000,
less
significantly
but
will house will cost in excess
than the conventional car repair
it
plant of this size, according to Mr. Locke.
The entire project is scheduled for completion in mid 1958.
The new Baton Rouge facilities are part of a $200,000,000
capital
Canadian Unit
This
Tank
&
Expands—
of Products Tank
Canada. Sparling will operate as
division
a
Line.
leading custom fabricator of shop- and field-erected
storage tanks, elevated storage tanks, piping and other welded products
In Canada.
It has since 1952 been a licensee under certain patents
is
Sparling
a
Tank
&
United Gas Corp.—Bidders for Bonds—
the winning bid of 100.53999% submitted on Feb. 26
$30,000,000 4»4 % first mortgage and collateral trust
bonus due March 1, 1978 tby a group of investment bankers headed
by The First Boston Corp., Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc., and Goldman,
Sachs & Co.), the following bids were also received for the bonds as
4 Us:
White, Weld & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.
(jointly),
In
addition
the
for
issue
to
of
1033.
The
Federal
Power
has
Commission
this
to
company
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 65,000 shares of common stock (par
$4) was made on Feb. 28 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., White,
share, with
was
Watling, Lerchen & Co. at $69.50
185,
reduced
the
1956
The
u
The
-company
It
13
Close Plant—
it
announced
close
will
'.Production
of
shoes
rubber-soled
will
transferred
be
to
has
space
been made
for aeifrseallng
in
made
was
South
Atlantic
of Dec.
of
Cincinnati,
Southern
owned
New
Orleans
of
other
and
available
airplane
rubber
New Plant Chemical—
subsidiaries
EFFECT
Tne
chemical is Maleic Hydrazide, or MH-30, made
by the company's
Chemical Division.
It
puts a temporary brake on plant
growth by preventing the division of growth cells.
in
United
•
wears
approximately six weeks, leaving the plant uninjured.—V. 187,
Plant
in
The effect
p. 498.
States -Steel
Corp.
Irvin
—
Works
Increases
Salomon
cut
flexible inventory.
length
coil
in
steel
See
also V.
&
&
The coil
manufacturers to maintain a more
be sheared and slit by the user to any
can
'
The new facility at Irvin Works
tion of USS Vitrenamel Steel.—V.
installed primarily for produc¬
187, p. 498.
was
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.-—Statement Effective—
registration statement filed with the SEC on Feb. 10, last,
covering 600,153 shares of common stock, became effective ou Fob. 28.
For details, see V.
187, p. 780.
'•
"
,
.
I
187, p.
Securities
blocked
The
halt
with
an
shares
'
to
at
resorted
issue
order
made
it had
V.
1
%
stop
to
court
previously
the
order
sale of
300,000
hearing will be held
preliminary injunction.
The
as
Securities
out
against
the
sale
last
year,
deceptive claims about oil
The
and
Universal
Exchange
failed
to
well as income tax liens
on
Commission
report
rentals
said
due
it
the
then
and
the
belatedly
State
of
Texas
properties.—V. 187, p. 332.
Blnkerd,
President
of
the
American
Greece l argest plastics manufacturer
in the
ntlinTS.
Plaston
Athens.
just been
to President James A. Gannon
"oii. universal Transistor Products Corp., westbury,
2522..
N.
Y.
i
V.
'
186'
'
Vandervoort Realty Corp.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Loan—
TIie
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States has made
"\ort8age loan of $800,000 on two new industrial buildings in the
Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, N. Y., for this
corporation, Nehring
Bros. Inc., broker, arranged the
financing.
'
The
be
loan
will
;
"/■'%
secon¬
..
1094.—V. 186, p. 1096.
run
for
19
years,
with
interest
and
amortization
to
paid quarterly.
Vertol Aircraft
Corp.—Acquisitions Approved—
lo voted to waive
pre-emptive rights to
32,o00 shares of stock and thus cleared the way for Vertol to
acquire
t
i.58.;*.
equipment
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
Corj).,' which
to
offer
^lerkel
sold
submit
to. arbitration
meeting
on
the
Williams-McWiiliams,
to
repeating,
question of the adequacy of the
American Arbitration Association,
by the
con¬
and
•
"v;
fotipd the value of
.
Power &.Light
Co.—Plans
Hexftativfeiy planning to
company ;'is
will
offered Tirst"to
be
Financing—;„
$16,000,000
raise
in
1953
common
the
>tock wliich will, be offei^cl.,
said;the' $3,000,000 preferred issue
preferred ,.'Stockholders.
14,000
I
.
b.u,n^d-May. *,
*%1
'
Carl J.1 * Forsberg', ^President,
explained
that the company's 1958
construction program toombined- with .a; bond sinking fund and retire- >
ihent of bank'ioan^would ; put, gross, capital .requirements at
about
$26,000,000, of- whiphtonly $8,000,000 is available from internal, sources,"
.Estimated conatraetion'.expenditures
in 1958 will total $21,648,000,
compared with.$10,783,000 in 1957. Major projects scheduled this year*,
include completion ;of, a warehouse and engineering building at Fopd,
du Lac and' cOii strUcfcion or rebuilding jbf six 'electrirnTsmsnission lines."
—v.
i8i,;
251V.
p.
'*"""1
7'
•
-■
•1'
•;
•
.
:
».
W^consiil Public Service Corp.—Proposed Financing
company emsects to obtain about $12,500,000 in "the last half,
current-year/<thVough the issuance of new securities. The type
.to .be..u$ed has, not been decided on ,yet.
.
' t •»
The
company /afthbunped 'that
construction expenditures this year
will approxima,te $'17,000,000, up from $12,500,000 the previous year.
—^-.186, p. 2626.
the
of
securities
.
Dessauer
&
Placed Privately—This'
Co.—Notes
company, it was .-announced -on
March 14, lias arranged
place privately with institutional investors, through:
Shearson, Hammill & Go., an issue of $l^f»0,000 senior1
notes due Ma^ch 1, 1978.
"
%
~ '
to
:
With
,
Tlie
company on
$10)' to be.
burse
a
offering price
5%
convertible
the County of Coconino; Arizona,'and in the Silver
Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizona.—V. 187, p. 617.
of
SEC:
stock
crmimon
ipar
a
the American Stock Exchange. No under->
on
go
to'the company'to teimp, t.893,
.
.
;
(1957) Ltd.—Partial Redemption— *
of
called for redemption on April 1. next, $200,000
sinking
* 31,
fund debentures, due Jan. 15,
the..5inkiiig fund, at 102^8.%.
branth -in -"Canada -of
any
Debentures
was
of -shares
vi.
account
March
Files
lettcr oL noHficbtion with the
the^pjfec^se'bf'the;stock.—V., 186,
it-tor
Woodward Stores
its
a
nuipber
^e/prdceeds "are. fo
The corporation has
the
—
-Stnclf ^Purchase Plan^
price not'exceeding the lowest of the then current or
isjnvolyed,
writing
iO:filed
offele¥ Vd efaiaribd'embloyees under
at
1958
;Feb.
undetermined
covering /an
for
Conshohocken, Pa.
Co.,
S^cUritie^Ba:; E^cbange Ctomission-—1 j*;' ;"
the
Royal
1977, for
Payment may be 'mada
Bank of Canada.
-
.
.,
may' be "cbm-erted into class A stock "to and including
1958.r%.
600,000 shs.
incorporated in Nevada on Dec. 30, 1957
the purpose of exploring for oil and/or gas and' for minerals, at
properties under Its controL
The principal oifice of the corporation
is located at 710 South Fourth
St., Las Vegas, Nev.. The company has
acquired interests in and to oil and gas leases and unpatented mining
located in
annual
or
PRESENT" FINANCING
Authorised-
Mountain
the
Mr.
Herrmann
said
plans call/ tentatively, for filing
the stock
offering?.^vith .the ^Securities anu exchange Commission in early April-
at
claims
before
place
l-for-12 •.ba$i8.v'Mr;'/Hefnh''ann
a
also
of
(par $1)
to
chasjngiihe additlonfilVsharis Of
on
>
1
*
.
(Donald; W.) Young & Son, Inc.—Letter Withdrawn—"
for
The shareholders on March
decided
have
•
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to'-purchase
and for other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Corporation
-Js??
£
The
speculation, an issue of 300,000 shares of common stock
at par ($1 per share). No
underwriting is involved.
Common stock
pro¬
2962.
p.
../'..'-./j,
by 'itsWindings.•;
~
The Lekrc-ni ;Corp, .arledgcd that if the. arbitrator
Western Oil & Minerals, Inc., Las Vegas; Nev.—Stock
Offered—This company on Feb. 28 offered publicly, as a
TO
185,
'
Co.-—Secondary Offering—
EFFECT
involved.^ The
purposes.—V.
corporate
resolution
a
1
GIVING
the
Submitt.ed 'to lmpartial Arbitration—
Wood'Steel
CAPITALIZATION
with
This
offering of 6,000 shares of capital stock (par
$5) was made on March 5 by Walter C. Gdrey & Co. and
J. S. Straus & Co. at $3,6.50 per share,, .with a dealer's
concession of $1 per share.—V. 179, p. 1299.
pi
underwriting is
No
.
*.
of
A secondary
See Western Racing, inc. below.—V. 184,
notification
of
3Qj00Q dwners' Of the''company's 2,894,532 common-shares out.stoiiding haVe- pre-ehVptive- 'rights entitling them to priority in pdr-
,,
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd.—New Name—
West Coast Life Insurance
letter
a
bound
be
and Vice-
states on Finances
Products Corp. of Chicago, has
*
7.
-
earlier
^
above.—V.' 186, p." 570/;'
filed
the sale of "stocks "and bonds.
v
'
Present plans call,for $8,000,000 to be raised through sale of common
and preferred stock 'probably in
May and the remaining $10,000,000
in bonds to be offered in early winter or
at the turn of the year,
according to C, Ci Herrmann, Vice-President and Treasurer,
."
Western Greyhound Racing, Inc.—Changes Name—
Mediterranean),
appointed Special Assistant
p.
Corp.,
'
last quoted
Universal Transistor Products Corp.—New
Official—
Robert
'
■?;
.
Empire Oils Ltd.
/
.
through
City's Hotel Astor and Hotel Ambassador changed hands
on March 3
as Webb & Knapp, Inc.,
and Sheraton Corp. of America
completed a previously arranged exchange. *
The Astor was taken over by Zeckendorf Hotels Corp.,. a subsidiary
of Webb & Knapp, while title to the Ambassador went to Sheraton.
Agreement on the exchange was reached in December and in Janu¬
ary, President Ernest Henderson of Sheraton said his company would
get about $1,200,000 from Webb & Knapp at the time of the closing,
including $400,000 cash.
- ,*>
,*'
•
See Trans
MaVch '3
on
to-be^Usfed-for "genefal
Wisconsin
A
a
17,
are
The
York
p.
,.<a
on the date of acquisition,
Nov; 7, 1936, to have been less thanthe. consideration ii'aid'to* "'promptly make a proper refund or payment
accordance with; the decision and findings of 'Hie impartial arbi- trator."-. Its second ..offer .was conditioned on acceptance of arbitration
by rail..parties to the controversy, and their agreement, likewise to be
bound by the arbitrator's decision.
Opposition to the arbitration proposal was voiced at a meeting of
the board by a .nepxieseutative of the minority group of; directors wlio
are
waging a proxy fight.for.;,control of Williams-McWiiliams.
Tliis
was
the second refUsaF by " the* minority to arbitrate the Merkel .con- sideratipn which pie cliSsidents have- thus far made a major is.ue hi
their proxy fight. The Lekrem Corp. made its first arbitration; offer
on May 2, 1957,' butf thte minority directors- requested- a' further in\-esligatjon and instead 'begah a c'odrt action On vheir ov'Vi.—V. 187; p. 930.
Completes Exchange—
Corp. of America in V. 187,
1137.
p.
in
against
company amended the prospectus,
stop order was lifted and the SEC registered the issue.
found
New
187,
25,5001 shares of common stock (par $51 to be offered
BharO for subscription by common stockholders of record"
195$ ott a 'basls Of one new share for:eacli 10 shares held;'
rights tor expire-cdn <ftpril
ceeds
.
v
28.—V.
per
Merkel
dary offering of 2,500 shares, of common stock (par $1)
was made on Feb. 26 by
Blyth & Co., Inc. at $20.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 186, p. 2418.
See also Sheraton
restraining
to
share.
a
to
stop
a
prospectus
in Texas
Texas,
$2.50
has
by a company
order.
temporary
whether
issued
Universal
a
rights
a
Houston,
stock
determine
Commission
claiming
mineral
Commission
securities
obtained
Corp.,
common
17
of
administrative stop
Service
of
March
Exchange
sale
Commission
universal
"Hie
and
the
March
to
20,000 shs,
,/;
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
'
March
on,
company!
Lekrem
5,000,000
1,250,000
1137.
■
an
necessary
covering
$7.15
an
1,250,000
:r_l
^
.
Universal Service Corp. Inc.—Stock Sale
Enjoined—
to
at
sideration
common
/.'I % $2,500,000"'
Hutzler__/__'
&
''/.it..
The
The
20i6o0shs; :
r
of
under which the stockholders would ^recommend;
that the directors' and' officers and all other interested'
parties" submit the,, dispute oyer the, consideration paid for Merkel, Inc. •
to. jjnpaitial ,arbtt('atiqn ,by the American Arbitration Association. (
.The directors'-■'option was taken upon receipt of a letter frorli The-
.wholly-owned
.ft
.
j
base
and'Tirge
of
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Unit
action
the
^Outstanding
$1,751,000
•
.
Inc
Co.,
Warner & Swasey
enables
multiple of widths.
or
$5(000t000e, %
management
The White Motor. Co.
%■
White", made
Thfc/ directors
12.
sheets.
Vitrenamel
names
Co—_
Stroud
place at the corporation's Irvin Works, it was
Prior to operation of new facilities at Irvin
Works, near Dravosburg, Pa., production of enameling steel was limited
to
Bros.
Drexel
form has taken
The
SEC
April 8
„
^hei nation's first volume production of normalized enameling
coil
'USS
%
.
"
company's
of
WiUiamsrMoWilliaiiis Industries, Inc.—uVIerkel Dispute
the- pnrchftsfera of the company'sgeneral mortgage 4U% bonds due March 15, 1983* and%the principal
amount of such bonds which each purchaser lias severally agreed to%
purchase, respectively, are as follows:',v % '?.< T-.'-.f"/_ •''
PURCHASERS—The
off
Capacity—
announced on March
are
this
President
Wiilcox & Gibbs Seitdhg Machine Co.—Files With SEC,
to Be
following
in
of
Authorized
mortgage bonds due 2003^-----mtge. 4%% bonds due 1983
Capital stock (par $100)
Co.,
I'./
PRESENT. FINANCING
TO
i
Naugatuck
2.7%
and /Florida
Southern
General
Racing,
v
Southern Railway Co. New Orleans Terminal Co. is a
subsidiary of New Orleans and Northeastern.
The
railroad property of the company consists bf 99.47 ' miles
of
main track between St. Charles, Virginia, and Corad, Tennessee, and
miles
of
main
track
29.16
between
Moccasin
Gapi
Virginia,
and
Bristol,
Virginia.
In
addition,
the
company, owns
59.27
miles
of
sidings including 1.49 miles at Frisco, Tenn., owned jointly with
Clinchfield RR.
'
% r:: '"
GIVING
Greyhound
Western
as.
nverall re-alignment of managementby the substantial growth of tlieby the acquisitionWf ^three additional' manufacturing divisions
years, antFthe proposed purchase of'the Diamond T Motor'
Chicago,now subject to the approval of that company's
recent
;
,
Pacific
broadened
posltibn-is part/of
at
company,
Car
of
First
known
Ltd., to the position of Executive Vice President with head-,
in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr.
Nave's appointment
is effective
immediately, it", has-been announced - by Robert*'F.'- Black, Chairman
of the Boartf. and John N. Bauman, President of the Cleveland
truckt
stockholders
^
directors
Hen^% J. • Nave,
"The new
wholly-owned
CAPITALIZATION
capable of slowing down the growth of plants may
sharply the estimated $135,000,000 public utilities, spend yearly
keep trees from growing across telephone and electric power lines.
.<•/
formerly
was
of
board
electing
functions
36.8%
and
Alabama Great
stock, of that company. Jn
owned
Northeastern
Georgia
$1,100 per
'/•..."
nianufacturer,%:)
V
Texas
&
owned
common
A chemical that is
reduce
to
'
New Orleans and Texas Pacific as of Dec. 31,
controlled companies owned 2.1%. -New Orleans and
and
shares of stock at
200
and
Canada,
of the Cincinnati,
and
Co.
private sale of $5,000,000 6%
1,000.000 shares of common stock"
the
1968 and
quarters
Co.
the
'
company
The
approximately
1957 rose to
31,
Orleans
New
Railway
34.8%
authorized
debenture
%'V'''
by
rV
Ry.
have
$1,000
a
White Motor Co.—Nave. Executive Vice-President—
v..'
has
Ry.—Bond Offering—Men¬
issue of March 10 of the public
our
Ohio
M.
2378.
p.
Inc.
Cogan,. president and
for 1957 will not be
of; the. carry-forward of
company.";.\,1
the
of
r
This
H.
Further details follow:
&
185,
directors
units
unit.
sales
on
Southwestern
&
Northeaster!!
com¬
where
by reduced government requirefuel cells and by rearrangement of
processing operations, according to C. W. Pennington,
Vice President and General Manager of the
company's footwear and
general products division,floor
foam
reason
V1
of
the Poughkeepsie operation.
Morse
have been named
of
Manager
Marquis
earnings
by
position
of business as
187, p. 1033.
1.957,
with
larger and longer established plant in Mishawaka, Ind.,
men is
that
taxes
loss.
capital
stock
footwear
the
stated
income
division
coast
backlog
addition
its
Final closing date is scheduled for July,
stepwise reduction of employees in the interim.
pany's
r
March
on
$297,537
operations at Alhambra, Calif., are now being; carried on as
west
control
plant at Milan, Tenn.
in
improved 'substantially," Mr.
Cogan said.
"This has been accomplished through reduction of in¬
ventories, accumulated earnings for the year, aud proceeds from the
sale
of
$700,000
of
6%
convertible
subordinated
debentures
due
November 15, 1967.
In addition, the company, through-private place¬
ment sold 65,000 shares of its common stock and used-proceeds from
the sale of these shares to purchase the Inventory, machinery, equip¬
ment and trade name of Jordan Electronics, Inc. of Alhambra, Califor¬
Southern
States Rubber Co.—To
stockholders, David
board,
operating
loss of
net
a
'
;
v". .Si" '.V ."V*
the
to
the
Federal
working
manner:
United
of
by
to
1958.
message
chairman
V
:
,
2853.
p.
and
and
oi Artists and Writers Press, Inc., formerly
Writers' Guild, Inc., and K. K. Publications, Inc., two
and
The
.
per
dealer's concession of $1.25 per share.
a
oversubscribed.—V.
President
Leventhal
Western Racing, Inc.—Plans Private Placement—
contrast
sharp
General
and,
President
as
respectively,
convertible debentures due
The Bristol, Elizabethan & North
Carolina Ry.
Co. portion, except for 1.81 miles still in service, was
abandoned in 1941. In April, 1908, Southwestern acquired the Holston
River RR.
and
Black Mountain Ry. which were merged into South¬
western.
Since February, 1907, Southern Ry. Co. has owned directly
or
beneficially all of the outstanding 20,000 shares, of $100 par value,
of the Southwestern^ capital stock, none of which is pledged. / ; - v
"
Southwestern is operated as an integral part of Southern Ry. Co.,
incorporated under the laws of Virginia in 1894, which is part of the
Southern
Railway
System,
comprised
principally * of
the lines
of
Southern Ry. Co., The Alabama Great Southern RR. Co., The Cincin¬
nati, New Orelans & Texas Pacific Ry. Co., Nevv Orleans & North¬
eastern RR. Co., Georgia Southern & Florida Ry. CO. and New Orleans
Terminal Co.
V"
//■>"./'
As of Dec.
31, 1957, Southern Railway Company exercised control
of the Alabama Great Southern through ownership "of 65.0%
of the
ordinary stock and 53.3% of the preferred stock. Southern exercised
Gypsum
& Co. and
his
In
In
Johnson
E.
announced
was
in
the
history of the company,
issued today ^ to the firm's 3,500
bondholders.
for
are
$3,173,177
of
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Virginia in .1899 as a
of Bristol, Elizabethan & North CaroHhia Ry. Co. and
and operate approximately 203 miles of 30-inch natural gas
paralleling an existing line between New Orleans, La., and
Mobile, Ala., at an estimated cost of about $33,770,618.—V. 187, p. 681.
Weld
sales
on
company.
650
and
$1,709,147
the
Expansion—
authorized
Rice
'--bsidiaries.—V.
consolidation
pipeline
States
$303,292
Stroud & Co. Inc.
construct
United
of
this
by
Figures
of
tion
/
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—Plans
Vice
as
Albert
presidents,
offering made on March 7 of an issue of $5*000,000 gen¬
eral mortgage 4J/4% bonds due March 15, 1983 at 100%and accrued interest by an underwriting syhdicate cornposed of Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; and
also called for redemption on Apr.
4%% sinking fund debentures due 1972,
p.
11
Virginia
has
187,
profit
$2,900,000.—V.
1, next,
$1,810,000 of its
through
operation of the sinking fund,
at
101.94%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall St., New York
15, N. Y.
Of such amount of debentures to be redeemed, $895,000
principal amount are to be redeemed by application of the sinking
fund payment due April 1, 1958, and $915,000 principal amount are
to
be
redeemed
in anticipation
of the sinking fund payment due
1958.—V.
Small
187, p. 780.
In
corporation ha* called for redemption on Apr. 1, next, $427,000
of its 4y2%
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, due 1977, at
102.19%, plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the Guaranty
Trust
Co.
of New York,
140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
1,
March
The
The
Oct.
1957
A
the
Partial Redemptions—
corporation
Herman
of
Artists
nia.
100.498, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.3899.
The
of
this 'company has just been announced.
Mr. Johnson Was formerly Vice
President and Assistant Manager,
l aul B. Lyle has been named Executive Vice President and Richard
companies.
"Our
Tank's subsidiary,
Mfg. Co., Inc./of East Chicago Ind.—V. 187, p. 332.
covering expansion and floating roof tanks of Union
Graver
election
Manager
Closing of the transaction is scheduled to take place in Boston, Mass.,
this week.—V.
stockholders
Line
Ltd., of Toronto,
Mfg.
had
Both
figures are
the highest
according to the annual report
announced on March 7 that its Canadian subsidiary,
ot
Canada, Ltd., has purchased Sparling Tank
company
Products
Boston
postwar
mainly lor new tank
this company,
by
expenditures program
shop facilities.
The
directors
of
Monday, March 17, 1*958
.
Printing & Lithographing Co.—New Pres.—
Western
"
,
approved the acquisition at its. regu¬
lar meeting in January.
In addition to the transfer of the stock, Vertol
will pay $750,000 in cash in return for all tne outstanding stock of tne
board
Victorecn Instrument Co.—Sales arid Earnings Rise—
and
cars
Productions Inc., as wholly-
and ARA
subsidiaries.
Vertol's
,
A
which
Inc.,
Rescarclv Associates,
owned
'
.
of
Announcement
by
is
Allied
y
building
supports—is under construction in Baton Rouge, La.,
circular
largest
world's
Dome"—the
"Union
internal
without
Plant-—
Car Co.—Builds New
Union Tank
An
.
.
of
notification
covering &$75,000
of•- 10-year
The
letter
common
p.
2418.
stdck w;afraifts
filed
6 cr
■
with
the
debentures
SEC
due
-Nov.
on
Oct.
attached; is being withdrawn.
1,
14,
last,
1967," with
See also V.
186;
Volume 187
Number 5725
.
,
'
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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55
WifSWISTATE?AN D CITY' DEPARTMEHT
S
!
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
....
24,000
4s. Due on Feb. 1
X1970 to 1973 inclusive.
'
Goodyear, Ariz.*'
y
Bond
Town
bids
:
Offering
Clerk,
until
?
Lytle,
receive
will
4:30
A.
L.
sealed
—-
000 water and
1, 1958.
1963 to
p.m.
sewer
Due
on
net
dated-: Feb. ;1,
are*
July 1 from
interest
cost
follows:
as
.
of
; i
K
;
.
School
Clara
v
Bond
District,
Santa
County, Calif.
"
Sale—The
issue of
bids- -at- ■ his- office
in
to
Riverside,
on April 1 from 1959
inclusive. Principal and
(A-O) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the City's
fiscal agent in New York City.
Legality approved by Spaulding,
Sibley, Troutman, Meadow &
Smith, of Atlanta.
$560,-
of the State of Delaware,
Wilmington. Legality approved by
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
IDAHO
Certificate
certificates
$750,000
March
.
12
—
awarded to
John
and Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, jointly, at
99.07, a net interest cost of about
3.86%, as follows:
1
;
p. 1035—were
Nuveen & Co.,
.
$600,000
*
water
certifi-
revenue
cates: $315,000 4s, due on Oct.
1 from 1969 to 1988 inclusive;
$140,000 3.80s, due 011 Oct. 1,
1989; and $145,000 3%s, due
on Oct. 1, 1990.
150,000 water revenue interim
/
'
"
,
^
.
187,
v.
r.
; bids
his office in Santa Barbara,
1967' to 1969 inclusive.
• Principal and. interr
i until* 10:-a.m.
(PST) on April: 7 4105,000' 314s.; Due on March 1
est:(J-J) payable at the Town
for the purchase of $274,000 build¬
:
Treasurer's office,' First • Na.44 from 1970 to 1972 inclusive./
V*
tional Bank of - Arizona;;ih ing bonds; Dated May 1, 1958. Due
230,000 314s.
Due on March 1
qn -. May-1, from 1959 to 1983 in¬
Phoenix, or at the.'-Bankers
i^'^Vfvom 1973 to 1973 inclusive.
Trust Company, of New York: clusive. jPriueipal; and " Interest •
; tThe bonds are dated March 1,
City,-at the option ofv the (M-N).v payable at the -County- 1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
Treasurer's office.
:
4... holder.■
V»>
payable at the County Treasurer's
4-:4V■ •'4*:
10,000 fire improvement; bonds. Green'
Valley Union School District, officq.: Legality"approved by Or¬
•
Due ori July 1. from 195.9 to
rick, Dahlquist Herrington & Sut¬
■;yy
196^dnclusive.\: Principal; and
/ Bond Sale-^-An issue of $53,000 cliffe,: of San Francisco.
a
;<
interest (J-J) payable at the
schooFbiiilding bonds was sold to Temple City Unified Sch. District,
Town Treasurer's office.
Hill Richards & Co., of San Fran¬
Los Angeles County, Calif.
V Dated Jan. ; 1, 1958. Jjegality ap¬
cisco. ",/,;..
1 V Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Diveling bonds offered March 11—^v.
Jefferson ^Elem. School District,
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix. v
;^
187, pv: 931—- were awarded to
Sale —The
offered
..
certificates
,
'
1991.
•
3%s.
as
Due
to
:
.'^S-atn^Mdted'County, Calif. -.
BohR Salfe-^The $370,000 school
First' Western Bank
&
Trust
deen.
•
■
Decatur Park
*••
.
'•'
000
Miami
Beach, Fla.
ing
12—v.
to
a
187,
1978.
Weld & Co.,
Haupt & Co., Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., Leedy
"Vjjheeler &
and
Bank, of Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
,
about 4.06%, as follows:
$450,000 5s. Due
Bond
Jan.
on
sealed
bids at the office of Keil 21 for the purchase of $2,300,000
Connolly, 244 Kearny St., San non tax-exempt dormitory reve¬
Principal a nd Interest"(J -J) pay-, Franciscqv8, until 10 a.m.' (PST):' nue bonds. Bids will be considered
able at the County Treasurer's of-- ;oCvAprU\ 1
\
for the purchase of for bonds as follows:
fice. ) Legality approved by Gust,.. $500,000 ,'.nojn tax-exempt dormi(a) $540,0Q0. Maturities from 1959
'- to 1971 inclusive.
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, torj revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
,
1
of Phoenix.
'
1957i'Dub'tJh Oct. 1 from
"
1997 inglu'Sive:; Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
CALIFORNIA
Carpinteria Union School District,
>
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
Bond Offering —- J.' E.
Lewis,
,
'
County Clerk, will receive sealed,
Sc. Sutcliffe,
for-the purchase of
$427,000-gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated May1, 1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
to
1978 / inclusive. 'Principal • and
interest V(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office;
eral
.
College of the Holy Names
I
(P. O. Oakland), : Calif
:
Bond Offering—Helen
G.. Cor¬
nell, Secretary, will receive sealed
v
.
until
March
;
31
10
a.m. v
(PST)
on
purchase of
for
to
Offering—David
of the
v7:30
18 for
p.m.
(PST)
Board
of
on
March
the purchase of $55,000 Im-
prpvprhent,-District No.
2
bonds.
Dated "April 1, 1958. Due on April
l;
ffoni;:T96i ' to
1983
inclusive.
Principal\bnd interest (A-O)
able^ at
the
District
pay¬
Treasurer's
office; or at the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, Los Angeles or San Fran-
feischj
the District's fiscal
or at
'
bonds
First
—
March
Fire
Protection
Dist.",
11—v.;. 187,
awarded
to
Contra Costa
:
Bond
Were
awarded
to
the
Bank,
National
Trust'&
Sav-
ings Association, of San Francisco,
1964 to 1966
inclusive./.
.18,000 33As. Due
1967 tb
1969
on
Feb- 1
inclusive.
Williams. &: Stem,
from
&
C.
Hill
Richards
Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., and
N.
White
&
Co.,
at
100.06,
a
the
Co.,
Francisco, and Hill Richards
Co., jointly, at 100.08, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.39%, as fol¬
lows:
;
':;7
,
!
$20,000 5s.
1959
*
Due
to
5,000 3s.
April
on
1962
1
from
inclusive.
Due April 1, 1963.
*
10,000 2%s.
,:
Due
on
April 1, 1964
/and 1965.
15,000
1,300,000 3s. Due
3s.
Due
196G to
1959
to
1971
35,000 31/2S.
V.1972
to
April
on
1
from
1968 inclusive.
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
April 1 from
—
will
4. ,./V
:
Stephenson Counties
Community Unit School District
No. 205 (P. O. Warren), III.
Aug. 1 from
on
Other
of
members
Nuveen
&
1
the
cate: B. J. Van Ingen &
syndi¬
Co., Inc.;
Co.
Inc.; A. C.
Inc.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; Trust
Company of Georgia; Blair & Co.
Incorporated; Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Leedy, Wheeler
& Alleman Incorporated;
Thomas M. Cook & Company,
Inc.; Baxter & Company; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Sullivan,
Nelson & Goss, Inc.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; The
Allyn
Company
and
National
Southern
&
Bond Offering—Gerald S. Doub-
Secretary of* the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on March 27
for the purchase of $50,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1958. Due on Nov. .1 from 1960
ler,
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
Citizens
15,000 3y4S.;Due
Bank, Atlanta;
Cruttenden,
to
1965
-
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St ijiouis. ■
&
St. Clair County
Sch. Dist. No. 160
(P. O. Millstadt), III.
Bond Offering
—
RalphSi
al¬
mond s,
Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on March 27
for the purchase of $110,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1958.
to
Due
interest
or
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1974
(J-J)
1
from
I960
Principal
and
payable at a bank
mutually agree¬
trust company
able
Podesta
&
Co.;
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; Rand
& Co.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Company.
to
the
chaser.
Board
and
the
Legality
approved
&
Trauernicht, of
Charles
pur¬
by
St.
Louis.
1978 inclusive.
INDIANA
Tampa, Fla.
be
'
,
Neu; London, Conn.
Sale
Note
anticipation
11
were
.—
The
notes
awarded
$400,000 tax
offered March
to
the Hartford
received until
April 2 for the
purchase of $8,400,000 general ob¬
ligation capital improvement
Due
bonds.
to
on
Oct.
1
from
1959
inclusive.
1987
at
1.10%
New
County, Claymont
'Special School District (P. O.
Claymont), Del.
Bond
kee,
of
the
Board
City
Landers,
sealed
receive
(EST)
Offering—Robert L. Dur-
Secretary
of
ceive
Offering—Mary Jane Cole,
will re¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
(CST)
chase
revenue
until
11
Earl
will
a.m.
March 25 for the pur¬
$3,000,000 water works
certificates. Dated April
on
of
Comptroller,
bids
1991
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
March 26 for the pur¬
$132,000 sewage works
bonds.
Dated March 1,
on
of
1958. Due
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate Offering — R.
Castle
Bond
revenue
GEORGIA
discount.
DELAWARE
.
Town
chase
National Bank & Trust Co., Hart¬
ford,
Galveston, Ind.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
CONNECTICUT
of
of
to
Trust
San
1139—were
composed
^Francisco, Blyth & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Wm. R. .Staats & Co., S. Barth &
as follows:
.Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
$28,000 5s- Due on Feb. 1 from rities & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
." 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Co.,.Stone & Youngberg, Irving
18,000 3^s, Due on Feb. 1 from Lundborg & Ca, Lawson, Levy,
American
,
p.
group
&
&
/
a
County, Calif.
the./ Bank
of ^America
National
Sale—The $88,000 bonds
•Trust •& Savings Association, San
awarded
were
Western Bank
Aug. 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
1959 to
John
Sale—The $100,000 school
offered March 11—v. 187,
p/ 1139
non
Sobrante
County, Calif.
Louis.
net interest cost of about
follows:
4
$610,000 4s. Due
issue.
entire
Clerk,
Jo Daviess and
as
3V4S. Due on Aug.
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
.,
El
the
Costa
Wil-
Education will, receive sealed bids
Jtiptif
For
a
2,090,000
inclusive.
1996
Walnut Creek Sch. District, Contra
*
H.
the
agehcy- in Chicago or New York
tax-exempt hous-, City: Legality approved by O'Meling and commons building bonds:
veny' *&; Myers, of"Los Angeles.
Dated AprilT, 1957: Due on April
Santa Ana High School District,
1
from
1966to; 1997 inclusive.
Orange Cottnty, Calif.,
Legality ' approved
by
Orrick,
Bond
Sale—TKe $692,000 gen¬
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
eral
of San Francisco.,
obligation fronds
offered
V
•;
$1,250,000
(d)
^Poway> fj/luniclpal Water District '*
;*
:t '/(P. O.
Poway), Calif,
i
-ri
Bond
100.05,
3.21%,
(c)^850,000. Maturities from 1987
i
i,-
910,000. Maturities from 1972
/to *1986 inclusive. "
;;
Offering
a
(b)
4
of San Francisco.
bids at his office ih Santa Barbara,
;liams, -Secretary
until 10 a.m. ,(PST)
on April 7
bids
1960 to
187, p. 932—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., at a price of
—v.
Louis, III.
John Tierney,
receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on March
26 for the purchase of $198,000
judgment funding bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
City
1 from
—
•-
/ East St.
■
net interest cost of
a
1958. Principal
First
interest payable at the
National
Alleman, Inc., Walter,Wjoody &
Heimerdinger, and Magnus & Co.,
100.006,
Dec.
:-4:":4>.
/Dated March 1,
& Co., White,
Ira
at
on
1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
10,000 park bonds. Due March 1,
p. 932—were awarded
composed of Goldman,
group
Sachs
/
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on July
1
from
1960
to / 1974
inclusive.
totaling $200,-
sold to the First National
were
$190,000 park bonds. Due
bonds offered March
revenue
■'
•
,
District, III.
Bond Sale—Bonds
•
«■
4
Cutler, of Chcago.
ILLINOIS
,-
*
of
as
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
Co.,
Yavapai County, AshForkHigh
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Sari./ Francisco, and Hill Richards
Sch. Dist.: (P. O. Prescott), 444
1,400,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
bo'Acls 'offered ;March 11—v. : 187,
.&/.Co./ jointly, as 3 V2S, at 102.12, a
v.:{■: Arizona
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
p: 1138 ^— were awarded to the
basis of about 3.26%w; ;
•
Bond
Offering —- Dorothy -' B;' Aqienbaij Trust
Co., San Francisco.
Palm Beach County Special Tax
i/.Av"'f
-I:
!.,» U,^\
* '
,5,
Manton, Clerk of. Board of Super--f
University of Southern California
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. West
Notre Dajme College (P. 0,yS-'::
visors, will receive sealed bids
(P. 0>. ,Los, Angeles), Calif.
Palm Beach). Fla.
.it
;until 10 "a.m. (MST) on March 3F
;r. Belmont), Calif.
/
U Bond Offering — Elvon Musick,
Bond
Sale
The
$4,000,000
for the purchase of $450,000 school- > Bond Offering — Sister Gerard Vice-President, will receive sealed
building bonds offered March 12
building general obligation bonds. : Marie,; ^ Secretary,
will -'receive bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on March
;;
Callable
1, 1969. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the First
Security Bank of Idaho, Aber¬
*
,
inclusive.
1983
Bond Sale—The $1,850,000 park¬
.
.
will
April
Oct.
'
Offering—O.
Clerk,
Bank, of Chicago, as follows:
;
v
v.
D. Becker,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
for
the purchase of $100,000
water revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1961
.
•
Bond
r
City
-
;
Aberdeen, Idaho
FLORIDA
Hollywood, Florida
;
1978
interest
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
on May 1 from 1959 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Farmers
*
5;
1, 1958. Due
to
April 2 for
Due
-
,
on
a
,
4.4/ elusive,
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of $1,180,000 school
000
building bonds was awarded
group composed of American
Bank of
untiTTH a.m. (PST) on April 17 Trust Co., of Sari Francisco; Blyth
at the Bankers Trust
Company, of for
&:; Co;:: Inc.;
the.: purchasfe of $126,000 school
Security-First Na¬
New York City, at the option of
tional Bank, of Los
Angeles; R. H.
May 1,"
the purchaser. Legality approved buiLdihg xborrds. 4 Dated
1958; Due on- May 1 from 1959 to Moulton .& Co.; Wm. R. Staats &
by Gust, Rosenfeld, DivelbCss &
•1978- inclusive.i Principal and in¬ Co:; Weeden & Co., and Shuman,
;
ftopihette/^
terest 4 (M-N).:.. payable 4 at ; the Ag'new & Co;, at; 100.0009, a net
,1:;
'Additional
abbvej County Treasurer's office,; Legal-" interest: cost Of ' about 3.39%, as
official also will receive, sealed.
ity> c approved I by O'lilelveny X &7 rfbllows:t.■ T'
! bids at the; same time- for the purMyers^of Los- Angeles. 4:4'4'44.£ $60,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
chase of SI 10^000 general; .obligar.
:"Mr 195.9 to 1963 inclusive.
Goleta Union School District, Santa
lion bonds, as follows:.
"20,000 33/4s. Due March 1, 1964.
"
Barbara County, Calif.
$100,000 sanitary
sewer
system
.40,000 2%s. Due on March 1, 1965
and 1966." ;
t;j" improvement bonds. Due on i;f^ohd 'Offering, —. J; E. Lewis;
%■
i,;„ July 1 from
1959 to 1980 in- County Clerk, will receive sealed ; .105,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
office; First';-Natiqri&f
Arizona, 'in Phoehix, or;
the
Bank
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
Sunnydale
.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 11
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
,,
y.i; i Glen A von School District,
);
iiii 1969 and thereafter are callable
'
Riverside County, Calif.
: v,
as of
July 1, 1968. Principal and
Braid Offering—G. A.
Pequegnat,
interest ( J-j) payable at the Town
Countjr Clerk, will receive sealed
-Treasurer's
3.17%,
•
April 1 from
on
■250,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
v:r. 1864 to 1974 inclusive.
317,000 314s. Due 011 April 1 from
'
Bonds due
about
v."v'7 ?'
$125,000 3V4s. Due
office.-Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut4
cliffe, of San Francisco.
'
}
bonds. Dated
1980 inclusive:
bonds
V}'
1958. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
(MST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $155,Jan.
The
from
!
on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Callable
as
of Jan.
1968.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Galveston
1,
branch of the
Bank.
Twelve Mile State
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiannnolis.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1256)
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Warrant Offering—M. V. Dailey,
Business
$1,500,000 time warrants,
fol¬
as
Bond Offering
Webb,
1958.
600,000 warrants. Dated March
28, 1958. Due June 30, 1958.
LaWrenceburg, Ind.
Bond Offering—Ivan F.
Young,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
bonds.
bonds.
May 1
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
of
Indiana
University
Sale—An issue of
Union
$6,100,Revenue
Building
bonds of 1958
was
sold
March 1
on
composed of City Secu¬
group
rities
Corp.; Collett & Co., Inc.;
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
and
Amount
May
The bonds
dated May 1,1958.
are
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
office
the
at
the
of
Chicago.
No.
10
Board of
Supervisors, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $113,549.23 sewerage certificates. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on March 1 from
Parish
(CST) on April 14 for the
purchase of $75,000 public im¬
a.m.
provement bonds.
Due from
1959
1959
Grant
Parish,
No.
31
Verda Sch.
receive
will
1960-65
—
Cecil
sealed
M-S.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
MAINE
Nasson
until
10
Sale
Bond
(CST) on April 3 for the pur¬
1966-71
of $40,000 school building
345,000
'
1972-78 bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
665,000
3%
1979-83 on April 1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
635,000
1
4
1984-87 clusive.
Principal
and
interest
1,255,000
(A-O) payable at the office of the
3,100,000 Series B
Parish
School
Board.
Amount
Rate
Due Nov. 1
Legality
$ 105,000 3 vk %
1960-65 approved by Chapman & Cutler,
365,000
3% ' w '
< 1966-71 of Chicago.
690,000
3%
.
1972-78
Louisiana State University and
665,000 > ».
4
1979-83
Agricultural and Mechanical
1,275,000
r
41/8 .
1984-87
.
College (P. O. Spring vale),
Maine
a.m.
tax
chase
The $330,000 non¬
dormitory revenue
—
exempt
offered
bonds
Feb.
21
187,
v.
—
824—were sold to the Federal
Housing
and
Home
Finance
p.
Agency,
2%s, at
as
price of par.
a
King Philip Regional Sch. District,
Massachusetts
Bond
the
First Boston Corp., as 3.40s, at
100.73, a basis of about 3.30%.
Note
The
bonds
are
dated
March
on
were
Bond Offering
1, 1965.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the American
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on April 17
for
the
purchase of $7,500,000
building revenue bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
Bank, Indianap¬
olis; First National Bank of Chi¬
cago;
or
at the Gary National
Bank of Gary. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
1959 to 1983 inclusive. Callable
Dedham, Mass.
r
»owA
.
either
Anamosa, la.
Bond Offering—Sadie Gardner,
City Clerk, will receive sealed and
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
April 10 for the purchase of
$90,000
swimming .jrqqL bonds.,
Dated May 1,1958. Due on Nov. 1
front 1959 to 1976 inclusive. Le€ality w approved
by
Bannister,
oral
on
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney,
Des
Moines.
of
'
in
New
Orleans
or
Trust Co., Municipal
Franklin St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 18
for the purchase of $225,000 water
Dept.,
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the above-mentioned
bank. Legality approved by Storey;
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, 01
on
bids at the
will
same
$40,000 airport
March
13—v.
awarded
were
—
Second
Bank-State
to
Street
187,
the
Trust
Co., Boston,
—
receive
Sale—The
offered
1140
p.
basis
7
•
7'':
MICHIGAN
as 2.20s, at 100.002, a
about 2.19%.
of
Offering—W.
A.
ard,
City
sealed
Clerk,
will
receive
oral
bids
until
7:45
(CST) on March 24 for the
purchase of $600,000 sewer reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
on
Oct. 1
inclusive.
1971.
man
Clerk,
until
inclusive.
1987
to
Callable
Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Offering—Thomas F. Duffy,
sealed
from
Callable
until
1960
to
of
as
No.
1982
Oct.
7:30
inclusive.
Davies,
1,
sealed
on
at
School
able
Superintendent
of
F.
the
$250,000
r
.
,
from
years
Call¬
date
<
i
♦
'
J
•
sewer
Dec.
1
from
clusive.
1961
to
Callable
4s, due on Jan.
from 1973 to 1979 inclusive.
1
100,000 park bonds: $30,000 3.10s,
due
Jan.
on
1966
.
from
1
1961
to
inclusive; $15,000 3.69s,
due
Jan.
on
1969"
1967
from
1
to
inclusive; $15,000 3.90s,
Jan.
1970
from
on
est
1972
inclusive; and $40,000 4s,
due
on
1, 1973. Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at a bank or
trust company to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
&
Stone, of Detroit.
7
-
The
11—v.
187,
1036—were awarded to Halsey,
p.
additional in¬
bonds? bear
1, 1958
1, 1960 inclusive.,
v.
Carleton College (P. O. Northheld),
7'
Minnesota
.
Bond. Offering—Bruce
Pollock,
Treasurer; will receive sealed bids
until
lp.m.(CST)on April 15 for
the purchase of $800,000 non
Charles
Bond
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
phy,
Offering
Secretary
Elwood
—
the
of
to
7
;
-
Bond. Sale—The $100,000 special
street
improvement
March
:
terest. of iy2 %' fforri July
to Jan.
offered
1973
from
1
1980 inclusive.
i
assessment
bonds
Jan.
1
to
due
Mur¬
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 7 for
purchase of $625,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1987
inclusive. Callable as of July 1,
tax-
exempt dormitory, revenue bonds.
Dated
April 1,1957.7 Due on April
1 from i960 to 1997 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son,
of Minneapolis.
Bond
.•••>■>
'
Kasson, Minn.
Offerings—A. G,
v
:
Hanson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids unti! 3. p.m. (CST) on March
20 for the purchase Of $37,000
1968. Principal and interest (J-J)
park and street bonds. Dated April
payable at a banking institution
1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1961
designated by the successful bid¬ to 1971 inclusive. Principal, and
der. Legality approved by Miller,
interest payable at any suitable
Canfield* Paddock & Stone, of bank
.
designated by the purchaser.
Detroit.
'<
J-D. "*»
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•'
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?
w
3U
Haverhill, Mass.
Note Sale
The $500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered March
—
12
were
awarded to the National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston, ..at
0.93% discount. Due Oct. 15* 1958.
on
1,
Holden, Mass.
\
U
noon
(EST) on April 2 for the purchase
$75,000
tubercular
patients
maintenance notes. Dated April 2,
1958. Due April 1, 1959.
1963, and on any interest pay¬
ment date thereafter. Interest.
•
in
the
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 water
Authority's program.
Legality approved 'By' BriggS, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
of St. Paul.
,
;
„
y
7
LeRoy-Ostrander Indep: Sch. Dist.
No. 499 (P. O'. LeRoy); Minn.
Bond
son,
Spring Lake School District No. 41,
Michigan
of
bonds.
Dec.
3, 1958.
Additional Offering—Mr. Walsh
1977 in¬
on
Nov.
will receive sealed bids until
Offering—Director of Fi¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due
,
of
I
Due
(CST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $2,750,000 bonds, as follows:
of
1
3.90s, due on Jan. 1 from
to
1972 inclusive; and
1970
$175,000
Offering— Adolph Berg-
•
of
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
$750,000 water and
bonds.?
of
John McW. Ford announces
that the City Council will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
on
school z building •
10
■
1
(CST)
nance
Johnson,
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
Shreveport, La.
District
purchase
the
11
the
1960 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond
Directors will receive sealed and
oral bids until 1:30 p.m.
for
for
Cox &
any
Board
Joseph J.
—
Secretary
of
the
Board, will receive
until
9
after
issue.
(P. O. Spencer), Iowa
Bond Offering—W.
bids
April
from
of Des Moines.
Indep.
Jr.,
$2,250,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
May 1
flme. Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney,
19
$530,000 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds: $205,000
3.10s, due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive; $75,000 3.60s, due on Jan. 1 from
1967 to 1969 inclusive; $75,T
land, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
April 1 for the purchase of $525,000
general obligation building
12 were awarded to the First Na¬
derwriting will be handled by a bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.- Due
tional Bank of Boston.
syndicate to be managed by Blyth on May 1 "from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
& Co. and First of Michigan Corp. sive. Callable as* of May 1, 1973.
Hampden County (P. O.
The Authority has not as yet com¬ Interest M^N. Legality approved
Springfield), Mass.
Note Offering—Daniel M. Walsh, pleted its plans, although there's by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
a strong possibility that some fi¬
& Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Jr., County Treasurer, will receive
nancing may be undertaken this Little
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
fork-Big_ Falls Indep School
year. Likewise possible is the par¬
District No. 362 (P. O. Littlefork),
March
26
for the
purchase of
ticipation of Wayne County au¬
Minnesota
$500,000 notes. Dated March 26,
thorities and the City of Detroit
Bond Offering — Stuart Robin¬
1958.
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Offering
Parish School
p.m.
Callable
1
Bond
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
March
group com¬
Nov.
„
(CST) on
March 18 for the purchase of
$9,000 special assessment sewer im¬
Spencer
a
follows:
„
time for the pur¬
awarded to
were
of
as
$630,000 bonds
187, p. 1140
posed of John Nuveen & Co.; Al¬
lan Blair & Co., Inc.; Harold E.
Wood & Co., and MannheimerEgan, Inc., at a price of par, as
p.m.
,
Pella, Iowa
Bond Offering—W. L.
McNamar,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
1967
Bond Sale —The
offered March 11—v.
will
7:30
Southeastern \ Michigan Water
chase of $ 850,000
Treasurer, will receive;
bonds. Dated County
r
- > Authority* Mfchri
iVj.>,U*.;
April 1,1958. Due on April 1 from1 sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Underwriters Named—The Au¬
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Callable as March 18 for the purchase of $1,of April 1, 1963. Paying agents as 600,000 notes. Dated
March 25, thority contemplates bond financ¬
ing up to possibly $200,000,000
1958. Due Nov. 4, 1958.
stated in the above report. Le¬
in connection with its purpose of
gality approved by Wood, King &
Fitchburg, Mass.
supplying Lake Huron water to
Dawson, of New York City.
Note Sale
The $600,000 tax various communities in Macomb
The un¬
St. Bernard Parish School District anticipation notes offered March and Oakland Counties.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
bids
MINNESOTA
Brooklyn Center;■ Minn.
*
000
receive sealed
(EST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $700,000 general obligation sewage dis¬
posal system bonds. Dated March
1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
City
$35,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
—
and
p.m.
Due
Waldron School District, Mich.
Moreau,
.
.Ottumwa, Iowa
Bond Offering—Genevieve How¬
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Manistique, Mich.
Bond
.
Massachusetts
Note
notes
Margaret
Dixon, Secretary of the Board of
Supervisors,
■
as
of July 1,
and interest (J-J)
callable
are
1964. Principal
Ill
Boston.
from 1958 to \1972 inclu¬
1
after
Re¬
State Street
St.
County (P. O. Edgartown),
I
Baton
J.
gan, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the,Second Bank-
the
Dukes
Rouge, and in New York City or
Chicago. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Additional Offering
Offering—Harold
Stuart & Co. Inc.
as
July
building bonds offered March 6—
v.
187, p. 1036—were awarded to
Walter J. Wade, Inc.
5, 1958.
Somerset, Mass.
Bond
Mac-
sive. Bonds due in 1968 and there¬
12 were awarded to the Middlesex
discount. Due Nov.
H.
A.
—
Eachin, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 21 for the purchase of $18,500 motor vehicle highway fund
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1957. Due on
County National Bank, at 0.927%
—
April 1, 1963. Principal and in*,
terest (A-O) payable at a bank
;
at
Note Sale
The $500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered March
12—v. 187, p. 1140—were awarded
to Norfolk County Trust Co., Ded¬
ham, at 0.894% discount.
of
tax
$750,000
7, 1958.
—
,
:'
Quincy,
The notes mature Nov.
Daniel Borth,
Comptroller of the Board of Su¬
Fletcher National
of
discount.
0.876%
Louisiana
Bank
The
Muskegon, Mich.
awarded to the South Shore
National
—
Offering
Bond
notes offered March
*
ticipation notes offered March 13
College (P. O. Baton Rouge),
1,
May
Sale
anticipation
Note Sale—The $500,000 tax an¬
.
awarded to
were
—
Maiden, Mass.
.
1958 and become callable
1140
Braintree, Mass.
.
.
Sale—The $310,000 school
offered March 12—v. 187,
bonds
p.
dock
MASSACHUSETTS
.
basis
a
2.77%.
bids
District
C.
bids
2.80s, at 100.15,
as
of about
Callable
inclusive.
1973
to
(P. O. Colfax), La.
Sale
jointly,
of March 1, 1959. Interest
as
1963 inclusive.
to
Sewerage Dist.
La.
(P. O. Houma),
8
\
Certificate Offering — Sam F.
Kinnard, Acting Secretary of the
Lee
-—
the
Parish
Terrebonne
Nichols,
Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
of
School
by Chapman & Cutler, of
proved
Beauregard Parish Road District
No. 1-A (P. O. DeRidder), La.
Offering
Parish
the
or
the
by
\
Due Nov. 1
Rate
31/2%
3%
of
Ubly, Mich.
Corp.,
Kennedy & Co.,
Brittain
F.
and
Corkern,
F.
at any bank specified
purchaser. Legality ap¬
Board,
pay¬
Parish
specified by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
New
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
Stone & Webster Securities
(M-N) payable at the office of the
Belgard,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
Series A
$ 100,000
on
Offering—J.
Treasurer
Bond
$3,000,000
No. 8
from
1978 inclusive.
1 from 1959 to
Ratfensperger, Hughes & Co.,
follows:
as
trict No. 2 bonds. Due
Secretary
(P. O. Bloomington), Ind.
Bond
on
of
Bank,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on April 1 for
the purchase of $350,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1,
1958. Due
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
350,000 Consolidated School Dis¬
1035—were awarded to
the- City Securities Corp., as 3%s,
at 100.30, a basis of about 3.84%.
Trustees
Bond
No. 7
from
bank
$250,000 sewage
works refunding and improvement
revenue bonds offered March 11—
p.
District
Due
Manhattan
Tangipahoa Parish School District
No. 107 (P. O. Amite), La.
1978 inclusive.
School
450,000
1
May
on
M-S.
Interest
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
School Board Treasurer, or at any
New Haven, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
187,
Due
1959 to
bonds. Dated March
1, 1958. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1959
to Jan. 1, 1973 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Peoples National Bank of Lawrenceburg. Legality approved by
Boss, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
District
School
$875,000
March 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
York
April 10 for the purchase of $1,675,000 bonds, as follows:
improvement
sewer
Chase
Parish
the
of
1958.
1,
tional Bank, of Shreveport, or at
the option of the holder, at the
School Board, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
March 24
for
the
purchase of
$110,000
Secretary
March
Payable at the Commercial Na¬
Districts
Gordon A.
—
Dated
on
1978
School
improvement
street
bonds.
(P. O. Donaldsonville), La.
1958. Due June 30,
a
Parish
Ascension
$900,000 warrants. Dated April 15,
to
2,000,000
LOUISIANA
lows:
000
Nov. 1
on
Due
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
oil March 25 for the purchase of
v.
1, 1958. Due
receive
will
Manager,
Dated April
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
.
.
Bond
Offering—Gordon Boelens,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 20 for the
purchase of $1,350,000 school
building and site bonds. Dated
March 1,1958. Due 011 June 1 from
1959 to 1987 inclusive. Callable as
of June 1, 1969.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a banking
institution to be designated by the
terest
successful
,
bidder.
„
Legality
-
ap¬
CjOhds .offered ,March ISh-v. 187, proved by Miller,; Canfield, iPadr
IP. 1140,' -£4 were awarded jto ;the dock & Stone, of Detroit.
;
7
-»
u
,
r\ I
t
X.
iv'ir:;:
■
District. Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $200,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1978
inclusive. Callable as of May 1,
paying agent.
Legality approved
1972. Bidder to name
Interest
M-N.
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Martin County (P. O.
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The
Fairmont),
$123,000 drain¬
bonds offered March 6-^-v. 187,
933—were; awarded to: the First
age
p.
rNational
Bank* of St. Paul.
{
Volume
187
Number
5725
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1
.
(1257)
*
57
*
■
NEBRASKA
Melrose, Minn.
Bond
dorf,
Offering—A1
City
Clerk,
sealed bids until
March 25
on
J.
Westen-
will
Feb.
on
1
from
1961
clusive. Callable
(CST)
as
in¬
1988
to
of Feb.
1, 1974.
Principal and interest payable at
banking institution designated
a
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Minne¬
apolis.
Proctor
County School District No.
37 (P. O. Gretna), Neb.
Bond Offering—W. G.
the
purchase of
$375,000 general obligation hospi¬
tal bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1953. Due
purchase
$472,000 building
May 1, 1958. Due on
May
1
1960
sive.
Callable after 5
date
7:30
(CST) on
March 24 for the purchase of
$160,000
funding
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958.^ Due on March 1
from 1961 to 1976 inclusive. Call¬
able as of March 1, 1968. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
;
.
St. Cloud Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 742,
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Edw. P.
7:30
000
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
X,
1958.
to
Due
1975
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1971 and thereafter
of Feb.
1
from
Bonds
are
1960
due
in
callable
as
of the brochure may be obtained
from Mr. Lauren W. Giggs, Fiscal
Agent,
Lake
.
'
of
Zion's
Minneapolis.
'
Bank
Bldg.,
will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
March
17
for
the
purchase of
$200,000 notes.
1958. Due Dec.
Dated March
16, 1958.
19,
Note
Sale—The
$400,000
March
offered
were
12
8
Mississippi r(State of)
Development Financing
purchase
Under the provisions
—
passed by the House and awaiting
Senate
approval, the State would
be authorized to issue up to $10,000,000 bonds to pay cost of im¬
proving port facilities. The pro¬
vision
authorizes the acquisition
by the State of port facilities of
Bond
of
will
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
bonds,
Regents
until
3
as
Student
Dec.
on
the
revenue
from
1959
from
1
Due
1959
Due
1997
to
Bond Sale—The $475,000
Allendale
187, p. 933—were awarded to
the Union Planters National Bank
—v.
of Memphis.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
p.
Affton School District, Mo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
March
offered
of
Van
J.
B.
N.
11—v.
a
J.
187
group
Ingen
&
Co., Inc., Fidelity Union Trust Co.
Newark, and Boland, Saffin & Co.
as 3.65s, at 100.16, a basis of about
3.63%,
be received until March 27 for the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
bonds.
;
]•;_
;
;
>
^
Columbia School District, Mo.
bond Sale—The $680,000 school
bonds
offered
1037
p.
—
March "12—v.
187,
awarded
the
were
to
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, and
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas
City, jointly, at 100.02,
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
'*
2VzS.
$210,000
2.87%,
j
Due
on
school
v.
2%s.
185,000
Due
on
March
City;
1974 to
Bros, & Hutzler
W. H. Morton & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; and Van Deventer
Bros., IncJ, bidding for $1,993,000
bonds, as 3V2S, at a price of 100.39
basis of about 3.45%.
ceive
Hillsdale, N. J.
Offering — Bernard
sealed
1978 inclusive.
from
Bond Offering—Richard G. Wei-
at
tees, will receive sealed bids until
(MST)
May 27 for
on
the purchase of $342,000 building
trict bonds.
School
'
District
No.
19
June
15,
bonds.
1958.
:
bonds
.
1968
inclusive.
pay¬
National
Hillsdale
the
Legality approved by Reed,
Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
Bond
Malone,
Hoboken,
Offering
City
N. J.
—
Arthur
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
March
26
for
the
will
a.m.
dated
are
•
_
.
.
-
bids
until
Principal and interest (M-N)
8
C.
receive
(EST)
on
Legality
approved
Delafield
Bond
Western New York.
Sale
The
$1,950,000
building
bonds
offered
187, p. 1037—were
school
—
12—v.
awarded
to
Hanauer
a
group
composed of
&
Co., John J. Ryan &
Co., Rippel & Co., J. R. Ross &
Co., F. R. Cole & Co., Lebenthal
& Co., M. B. Vick &
Co., and
Herbert
J.
Sims
4.60s, at 100.05,
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
&
Newark, N.
Sale
—
&
Co.,
Inc.,
basis
a
of
as
about
4.59%.
Oakheld
No.
$15,000,000
v. 187,
—
1141—were awarded to
p.
headed
Co.
Inc.
,by
and
J.
Central
1
School District
a
syn¬
Halsey, Stuart
P. Morgan &
Co., Inc., taking $14,998,000 bonds
as 3.10s, at 100.016, a basis of about
3.09%.
(P. O. Elba), N. Y.
$777,000 school
offered March 13—v.
187,
a
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate: Guaranty Trust Company of
New York; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Mercan¬
tile Trust Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Baxter & Company; Dick &
Merle-Smith;
Gregory & Sons;
Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath; E. F. Hutton & Com¬
Hirsch & Co.;
pany;
group
Bond
Offering
—
Frederick
J.
Byrnes, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
for
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
purchase
of
$1,850,000
building bonds. Dated Jan.
on July 1 from 1959
to
1982 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Citi¬
school
1, 1958. Due
zens
First National Bank & Trust
Co., Ridgewood. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood
of New York City.
Saddle Brook Twp. School District
&
basis of about
a
Floral Park, N.
Y.
(a)
per annum,
and are issued in an¬
ticipation of the collection of real
estate taxes due and payable dur¬
ing April, 1958.
The banks and the amounts al¬
are: The Chase Manhattan
located
Bank
$6,651,000;The First National.
City Bank of New York $6,309,000;
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank
$2,745,000;
Manufacturers
Trust Company
$2,658,000; Guar¬
anty Trust Company of New York
$2,637,000; Bankers Trust Com¬
$2,454,000;
The
Hanover
$1,662,000; i Irving
Trust
Company $1,518,000; J. P. Morgan
& Co., Incorporated
$831,000;
pany
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
2
p.m.
March 20 for the
on
The New York
(J-J)
Grace
1037—were awarded to
composed
of
Halsey,
Company
Midland
Company $162,000;
National
Trust
Bank
of
New
Sterling National
Company of New
York
$132,000; Federation Bank
Company $93,000; Kings
County Trust Company, Brooklyn,
Y.
$69,000; The Amalgamated
Bank
of New York $60,000; and
Underwriters Trust Company $36,000.
'
pur¬
pay¬
able at the Floral Park branch of
the
Franklin National
Bank
of
Long Island. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway,, of New York City.
New
York (State of)
Offering—Arthur Levitt,
Comptroller, has announced
Bond
State
that
sealed
until
of
bids will
March
for
25
$49,500,000 bonds
be
the
received
purchase
follows:
as
$20,000,000
highway bonds. Due
serially in 20 years.
19,500,000 Mental Health Insti¬
.
tution construction bonds. Due
Kingston, N. Y.
Offering—Orrie R. Riehl,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
•
.
bids until 11
20
for
the
general
April
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
1958.
Due
of
serially in 15
I
10,000,000 grade
nation bonds.
March
Dated
April
on
1
New
Bank, Jji
Kingston. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
of
(M-S) payable at the State
New
York
National Bank, in
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Kingston.
Lake Pleasant Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Speculator), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Mrs.
Hedwig
Magee, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
March
20
for
the
purchase
$150,000 school building
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
1
from
1958
to
1977
of
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
the
Wells
Manufacturers
branch
National
pay¬
of the
Bank
of
Lake
Bond
Due
elimi¬
serially in
1
Union Free School
(P. O. New Windsor)9~
New York
(A-O) payable
at the Rondout National
crossing
Windsor
Dist. No.
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
years.
20 years.
$232,900
bonds.
purposes
1,
on
—
p.
Trust
Marine
The
Company of New York
$480,000; The Bank of New York
$459,000;
United
States
Trust
Company of New York $165,000;
of
Principal and interest
,
Bank
N.
Offering—Robert M. For¬
Village Treasurer, will re¬
Troy. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
Bond Sale
The $1,500,000
York City.
school bonds offered March 11—
group
Stuart &
after April 29, 1958. The notes
interest at the rate of 2%
or
bear
and Trust
3.25%.
Bond
mal!,
ceive
and
are
&
Success, N. Y.
Offering — Michael F.
non-callable
Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Rockel, Village Treasurer, will
bonds and (b) for bonds callable Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Rand receive sealed bids until 4
p.m.
as of April 1, 1968. Principal and & Co., and Goodbody &
Co., tak¬ (EST) on March 26 for the pur¬
interest
chase
of
(A-O)
payable at the ing $1,493,000 bonds, as 4.10s, at
$105,000 sewer system
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, 100.51, a basis of about 4.05%.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
for
an
$156,000;
100.41,
banks
are dated March
5, 1958,
payable May 8, 1958 with
option for prior redemption on
and
Bank
Roosevelt
20
The notes
Co., Buffalo, and
Cross, as 3.30s, at
& Traders Trust
(P. O. Rochelle Park), N. J.
187,
the
Empire Trust
March 25
the
to
companies with which the
city does its short-term financing.
York
Buffalo,
t
Ridgewood Tyvp. School District
(P. O. Ridgewood), N. J.
notes
trOst
Manufacturers
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Yan Alstyne, Noel & Co.; McKingston City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Dougal & Condon, Inc.; Mullaney,
Bond Offering—Earl F.
Soper,
Wells
&
Company; Penington,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Colket
&
Co.; Schmidt, Poole,
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
Roberts & Parke; John Small &
19 for the purchase of
$150,000
Co., Inc.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
•school
building
bonds.
Dated
& Co.; Nongard, Showers & Mur¬
March 1, 1958. Due on March
1,
ray; George K. Baum & Company;
1959 and 1960. Principal and in¬
Shaughnessy & Company, Inc.
a
asked
tion
Blair
Co., Inc.,
Y.
principal amount of tax anticipa¬
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of
Western Ne\tf York,
&
City, N.
City Comptroller
—
Trust
Bond Sale—The
1141—were awarded to
York
Sale
Lawrence E. Gerosa announced
March 4 the award of
$30,000,000
Bond
v.
are
New
Note
$723,000;
$69,000 public purposes
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
J.
The
offered March 11
McCarthy, of New York City.
Elba, Byron, Stafford, Batavia and
chase
bonds
of
$7,315,000 sewage disposal bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
purchase
of
Twp. School District (P. O.
Osbornville), N. J ,
pay¬
able at the First Camden Nationa
Bank & Trust
Company, Camden
1 from 1959 to 1998 inclusive. Bids
follows:
$259,000 Brady High School Dis¬
t
to
1959
Hoyt,
'
The
p.m
Bank.
kum, Clerk of the Board of Trus-
us
8:30
March 25 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 building bonds
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
able
County School Districts
(P. O. Brady), Mont.
83,000
sealed
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on May
1
from
1959
to
1974
inclusive
re¬
on
Principal and interest (A-O)
Pondera
bonds,
until
M
*
MONTANA
pjn.
bids
Co.
terest
Caffrey, Borough Clerk, will
1
'
6—
Salomon
(EST)
March 1 from
on
March
group composed of the Firs
National City Bank, of New York
Bond
1
offered
1037—were awarded to
p.
1
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive.
235,000 3s. Due
bonds
187,
a
a
•*
March
Bond
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
7:30
receive
(EST) on March 20 for the
purchase of $190,000 school bonds
&
Camden School District, N. J.
Sale — The
$2,000,000
building
'
Trust
p.
Bond Offering—James Stewart
$377,000 schoo
933—were awarded to
composed
MISSOURI
District,
1963
interest (M-S) payable at the Williamsville office of the Marine
bonds
Magnolia School District, N. J.
&
JERSEY
School
p.m.
pur¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Camden
(M-S)
dicate
NEW
indus¬
trial plant bonds offered Feb. 24
March 1 from 1959
inclusive. Principal and
on
inclusive.
.
Monroe County Fourth Supervisors
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
re¬
March 1 from 1959 to 1967
on
to
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
.
March 20 for the
on
Bond
dormitory bonds.
Dec.
on
8
bonds
inclusive.
facilities.
Samuel
$42,000 general improve¬
ment bonds. Dated March
1, 1958.
1997 inclusive.
1,800,000
—
until
City.
Union
1
10
for
$4,800,000
follows:
Due
cities or, failing that, to
place the State's credit back of
any local bonds sold to pay for
modernization * and expansion of
of
bids
April
on
bids
p.m.
of
$3,000,000
various
sealed
Offering
sealed
&
on
building Boland, Saffin & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Fidelity Union Trust
Co., of Newark, Phelps, Fenn &
Magnolia, N. J.
Co., Ira Haupt
&
Co., J.
B.
Secretary of Board of Education
Jack Korber,
—
Board
receive
(EST)
$360,000
chase of
notes
MEXICO
Offering
President
April 8 for the
on
of
bonds.
awarded
University of New Mexico (P. O.
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
Port
(EST)
p.m.
will
Proposed
to
Company, Camden. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Boston, at 1.22% discount,
NEW
1, 1958. Due
tion, will receive sealed bids until March
to the National Shawmut Bank of
MISSISSIPPI
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
March 18 for the purchase of
$38,000 school bus bonds. Dated
March
Trust
Nashua, N. H.
Bank,
—
Hopla,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
April 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Franklin National
Great Neck. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
3
Bond Offering
Marguerite H.
Lapp, District Clerk, will receive
Keyport School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Charles S.
(EST)
Treasurer,
No.
(P. O. 5950 Main St., Williamsville, Buffalo 21), N. Y.
3rick
ceive
Louis Delorge,
Dist.
Clar¬
People's
D'Amico, Borough Clerk, will
Berlin, N. H.
—
the
at
Sch.
and
Legality approved by Vandewater,
National Bank, Lakewood.
Legal¬ Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela- New York
City.
field & Wood, of New York City.
Salt
HAMPSHIRE
Note Offering
City
payable
Bond
NEW
Jr.,
Offering—Ernest Wieder-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 27
for the purchase of $280,000 school
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due
on
Noy. 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
City.
1, 1970.
payable
Principal and in¬
terest
at
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
Bond
kehr,
of
on
general
Township School District
(P. O. R. D. No. 3, Box 57,
Lakewood), N. J.
(M-N)
$4,000,000
general
obligation bonds. Due in from 3
to 20 years.
The bonds are part
of the $10,600,000 issue authorized
at the May, 1956, election. Copies
NEW YORK
Cheektowaga
Central
ence
;
Jackson
be received until April 10 for the
purchase
April 10 for the purchase of $385,-
building
Le¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Weber,
(CST)
p.m.
M-N.
County School District
(P. O. Las Vegas), Nev.
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Interest
Clark
p.m.
Minneapolis.
from
years
NEVADA
Indep. School District
until
bids
issue.
inclu¬
1980
gality approved by Wells, Martin,
Lane, Baird & Pedersen, of Omaha.
Bond Offering—J. W. Parmeter,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
District
of
to
&
City.
of
bonds. Dated
from
Legality approved
Hanrahan,
Lane, of New York Amherst,
by Sullivan, Donovan,
McGovern
Peterson,
Secretary of the Board of Edution, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on March 20 for the
No. 704, Minn,
bids
.
Sarpy
receive
1:30 p.m.
for
New York City.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
offered March 12—v.
187,
bonds
p.
1142—were awarded to Smith,
Barney & Co., and Chas. King &
Co., jointly, ;as 3s,^at 100.11, a
basis
of
about
Norfolk,
2.98%.
Potsdam,
Madrid,
Stock-
holm and Louisville Central School
District No. 1 (P. O.
Norwood),
New York
Bond
school
v.
Sale
bonds
187,
—
The
offered
$1,055,000
March
12—•
1142—were awarded to
group
composed
of
Smith,
Barney & Co., Eastman Dillon,
p.
a
Union
Securities
Bradford
&
Co., J. C.
Co., and Chas. King
3.30s, at 100.23, a basis
&
& Co., as
of about 3.27%. -'
,
Oyster Bay Union Free School Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Hicksville), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Fred
J.
Neeth,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
19 for the purchase of
on
March
$3,026,500
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
on
June
1 from 1958
to 1986
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Long Island
National Bank, Hicksville; Mea¬
dow
Brook
National
Bank
of
Hicksville; or at the Irving Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Scarsdale Union Free Sch. District
No.
1
(P. O. Scarsdale), N. Y.
Offering—Ralph H. Du¬
'^wuic* werk, will receive
,Bond
ma-,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)
on
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1258)
Brunswick Local School District,
purchase of $1,school
building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
1
from
1959 to 1987 inclusive.
March 20 for the
$525,000 school
Bond Sale—The
building
to
awarded
were
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at
the Scarsdale National
March 8
offered
bonds
group
a
Bond
com¬
Clerk
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
able
of
the
City.
Ticonderoga and Hague Central
School District No. 1 (P. O,
Bur¬
1
school
building
were
land
Corp.,
bonds.
—v.
3y4s,
as
Cincinnati
:■
Lake
Bond
City Bank of Troy.
the
of
receive
2
Due
on
June
New York
(EST) on April 7 for the
purchase
of
$3,000,000
school
1959
to
1978
until
bids
p.m.
How-
until
bids
sealed
ceive
will re¬
Treasurer,
Village
2
p.m.
(EST) on March 20 for the pur¬
chase of $34,000 equipment bonds.
1958. Due on Aug. 1
1958 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated Feb. 1,
from
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Chautauqua National Bank,
Westfield. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
NORTH
bids
Bond
CAROLINA
V.
Offenng—Carl
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $5,325,000 un¬
Cline,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on March 28
for the
purchase of $510,000 non
tax - exempt
dormitory revenue!
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on
Dec.
from
1
inclu¬
1997
to
1960
sive.
Legality approved by A. L.
Purrington, Jr., of Raleigh.
limited
bonds
tax
syndicate
a
March
offered
13—v. 187, p. 1038—were
to
1
Hoff¬
S;
inclusive.
awarded
by the
headed
First National Bank of Chicago
and the Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New York City, as 2%s, at
101.47, a basis of about 2.57%.
.
Sharonville, Ohio
■
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
interest
42,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
Bond
Offering
Logan.
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
1983
1986 inclusive.
to
18,000 2¥>s. Due
1986 to
1989
March
June 1 from
on
inclusive,.
Bond
bonds.
A.
Dec.
clusive.
April
from
1
1, 1958.
1959
Principal
to
on
Dec.
Due
in¬
1968
interest
and
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Franklin
-
payable at the Elyria Sav¬
ings & Trust Company, in Avon
Lake. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
—
12—v. 187, p.
$72,857
offered
im¬
March
and
Dec.
15
inclusive.
from
on
June
1959
Principal
to
15
1968
interest
and
—
(J-D) payable at the Berea branch
the
National
City
Bank
of
Legality
by
approved
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
100.93,
(P.
O.
Tipp City),
$267,000 school
building bonds offered March 13
—v.
to
187,
p.
1038—were
awarded
Sweney Cartwright &
3V£s,
at
102.27,
a
Co.,
as
basis of about
3.27%.
1959
sealed
of
Squire,
by
the
are
Sanders
&
•'
City
Director
of the
on
District,
'j
inclusive.
of Education,
Principal
ders & Dempsey,
noon
chase
Georgetown
Local School District,
bonds.
of Cleveland.
Bond Offering^—R.
(EST)
bonds.
on
noon
March 24 for the pur¬
$6,300 school building
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on
of
to
1982
from
1959
City Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Offering—Paul R. Leary,
Bond
Clerk of the
of
Board
(EST)
School
March 21
on
chase
on
June
1
11^—v. 187, p. 1038—were awarded
the First Cleveland Corp., as
3^4s. at 100.33, a basis of about
to
1981
inclusive.
to
for the
noon
pur¬
interest
$750,000 school building
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
and
(J-D)
j Norwood-Hyde
I
(CST)
inclusive.
Dec.
1
from
1959
Principal
payable
Park
.!
-.
D./Wright,
of Education,
on
March 17. for the
> building
.
to
Town
Clerk,
will
7:30
'
receive
p.m.
sealed
(CST).
on
Due from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
at
B»nk
Bank & Trust
as
Co., Oklahoma City,
follows:
"
$25,000 3s. Due May 1, I960. >
100,000 2I/4S. Due on May 1 from
„
.2961
to
75,000 2%s.
1965
-
to
County Independent School
Dist. No. 72 (P. O. Elmore
^City), Okla.
and
the
&
Trust Co., Norwood. Legality ap-
Offering
Superintendent
—
of
Leslie
:
Fisher,
Schools,
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Maxell
17 for the pur¬
chase of $45,000 building bonds.
'
inclusive..
1964
Due on May 1 from
1967 inclusive. -/
Due on May 1, 1963
50,000 234s.
bonds:
^
t
,
'
-
dated
May
and-
Principal
are
interest
1,
(M-N-) -paj'able at the above-men¬
the State's fis¬
in New York-City." Le¬
gality approved
by George J.
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
tioned Bank, or at
cal agency
-
"
;:'*y ' OREGON
;
■
;
'
Clackamas County Union High Sch.
Dist. No. S
(P. O. 2202 S. E.
Milwaukie),.
Willard Street,
Bond
Oregon
Offering—F.
F.
Paulsen,
District Clerk, will
bids until 8 p.m.
for
24
general
the
to
receive sealed
(PST) on March
purchase
of
$400,000
bonds.. Dated
Due on Jan. 1 from
obligation
April 1, 1958.
1959
Garvin
$250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered^ March 3 were
awarded" to the' *First National
•
March 20 for the purchase of $5,000
water works
system bonds.
Bond
4
1
'
•
Bond Sale—The
j •'
•'-■
Offering—C. I. McMillan,.
until
of $8,000
Oklahoma
.
1964
y
Gage, Okla.
Bond
of
bonds.
•
-
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $137,000 school
improvement bonds offered March
3.21%.
p.m.
bids
Norwood
Germantown.
.
Dec. purchase
of
$45,000
inclusive.. bonds.
Due
from
1960
Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the First National Bank
District
j will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Due J
■
Countyjlndep. *School
Nb. 2 (P. O^ Mt>oreland),
.' .The,
"
Offering —A.
of the Board
and
by Peck,
proved
sive.
Local
June
Oklahoma
•
,
issue
/
-
.
and ' 1969—-
County Independent School
72 (P. O. Elmore City),
Bond
Clerk
pur-
Principal and interest pavable at
the Covington Citizens
National
Bank,
Covington.
Legality- ap¬
Education,
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1964 inclu¬
Hiram
on
15
E. Oblinger,
Board of
will receive sealed bids until
chase
Dated March 15, 1958.
.
,
Dist^ No.
.
*-••<.
„
1968.
noon
building
$250,000 school
semi-annually
Ohio
Clerk of the
of
Duncan.
in¬
and
OKLAHOMA
Garvin
~r '
'
equipment bonds
was sold
to a group composed of
the First National
Bank," Okla¬
homa National Bank, and the Se¬
curity
National > Bank,
all
of
transportation
M. I. Butler,
Board
after
issue.
Velma), Okla.
of
Savings & Trust Co., Youngstown.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
.Vy
1960 to
Woodward
School
—
both
*
■■
.
Sale—An
Bond
of
terest (J-D) payable at the Dollar
Dempsey,
.;
Stephens County Independent
Sch. Dist. No. IS (P. O.
by
Dempsey,
was
Bank,
callable
are
'•
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1978
State
five years from date of
(EST) on April 7 for the purchase
of $2,000,000 school improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
in¬
$125,000
bonds
Those due in 1964
thereafter
and
'V-"''
will receive sealed bids, until
Township Local Schi Dist.
(P. O. Pleasant Hill)> Ohio : Bond Offering — Dorothy Coppock, Clerk of Board of Education,
basis of about 3.38%.
jointly.
<\
"
r -
•
National Bank,
Okemah
Okemah,
noon
Ohio
dated
of Cleveland.
of
to
1960 to
.
.
Citizens
1983 inclusive.
approved
&
" -
v
Youngstown
.//."*•.-/
bonds
the
to
and
Lloyd
until
bids
Sanders
Cleveland.
,
improvement
on
Squire,
;'4<jr
1968
to
inclusive.
sold
Director of Finance, will
office
sold
.
,
Bond Sale—An issue" of
Ohio
Jean
—
Finance. -Legality
1958. Principal and interest
liams, of Cincinnati.
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
from
1
clusive.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Peck, Schaffer & Wil¬
Bethel Local School District
Offering
at'-the
Inc.
airport
cipal and interest;(J-D), payable
57,000 storm drain bonds. Due 011
Dec.
.
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
inclusive.
1963
'
a
of
i
Bond
was
Co.,
The bonds mature from
Clerk
to
bonds
.Okemah, Okla;
-
■
safety department equips
ment bonds. Due on Dec. 1
were awarded to Fahey, Wnx receive sealed bids until
°il
(est) on March 20 for the
of
Cleveland.
'
;
.
'.-;
;
The bonds mature from
April 7 for the purchase
of $175,000
swimming pool and
bath house
improvement bonds.
Dated April" 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
20,000
1959
works
Small-Milburn
of
composed
group
y; Bond Offering
from
Nowata, Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $39,000
,
Newton
Genoa, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $35,000 bridge
bonds offered March 7
v.
187,
Offering—Alva I.
1958. Due
a
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive:*!;
2.49%.
of
15,
to
.
(EST)
March
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as
21/2s, at 100.0003, a basis of about
£<t
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April
2
for
the
purchase of $300,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
on
Ohio
Company,
receive
equip-1
Due
District
The
—
Dec. "l
The
The
bonds
Columbus),
Sale
Keller,
;
bonds.
ment
Due from 1960 to. 1967 inclusive.
.
University Heights,
Aprihyl,
(J-D)
payable at the Cleveland"* Trust
1038—were awarded Co., Cleveland/Legality approved
Sale
to
Berea, Ohio
Hardy,
'•
:
&
Williams,
/ /
4
.
Braun, Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., Field, Richards ; &
Co., McDonald & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., and Pohl & Co., as
3»/4S, at 100.67, a basis of about
from.
1959
from
Dec.1
..
1966
Ohio
;
V
■■
Clerk of the Board 'of Education,
in •willReceive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on March >18 for the
of purchase of $41,000 building bonds.
awarded
30,000 service department
Ohio
Bond
on
1968 inclusive.
15
(J-D)
Bond
Due
County (P. O. Columbus),
provement
1
Dec.
on
Oklahoma
Offering—M. JS./Simonds,
/Bond
>
/
Due
yy^y y4'
—
to 1973
1959
'
t
Muskogee County Dependent Sch.
(P. O. Muskogee),
water
43,000 street improvement bonds;
1983 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1959 to
fer &
Ohio
Offering—Ernest Palmer,
bonds/ Dated
Due
from
1963.* /
District No29
$2,500,000
building
bonds
offered
March 12
v.
187, pt 934 —were
80,000 park and playground
(J-D) payable
at the Village Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
25
for
the purchase of
$38,900
water
main
special assessment
on
1958.
1
inclusive.
cipal and interest
OHIO
Avon Lake,
15,
Dec.
1967;
;.:£-Vi*'
yy-
bonds. Due in
.
Bond
the
„\y
equipment
and
transportation / equipment
5,000
school '
$225,000 service garage bonds. Due
on
building
inclusive.
1
Wetzel,
♦
p.m.,
bonds; Due from 1963 to
to ;Stran£H
Trust7 Company,
O.
(P.
.
follows:
$25,000
-
assess¬
Southwestern Local School
City Auditor, -will reeeive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 2
for the purchase of $455,000 bonds,
as
until-7
on
March 18 for- the pur-T
chase of $30,000 bonds, as follows:
vli968/ in elusive.'
to
Shaffer
3.17%.
Maple Heights, Ohio
of
(CST)
,
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
H.
and
Cincinnati.
V
Bond Offering—John J.
1959
from
Peck,
Bank;
:
Education
Board
Sharonville. Legality, approved by
by
Dempsey, of
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received by the Clerk of the*
r
^
,
Bank
approved
Cleveland.
Dias,
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
24,000 4s. Due on-June 1 from bids until noon (EST) on March
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
26
for
the
purchase of $50,000
21,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from sanitary
sewer
bonds.
Dated
—
Merchants
and
Independent School
67(P.O.Heavener),
be
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-i
able
at
the
Provident • Savings
$50,000
payable. at
(J-D)
Farmers
Flushing, Ohio
,
1
Dec. 1 from 1959
Principal and
on
pur¬
Oklahoma
Dated Mar. 1, 1958. Due on" Dec.
•
inclusive.
1983
in
Bank
of
purchase
1, 1957. Due
to
Nashville, City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Chicago, and
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
36,000 4s. Due on June 1 from Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
1 from
the
-
of the.
.
2.65%.
March
on
sold
was
Clerk
March 26 for-the
on
District No.
han, Harris & Co.^as 23/4s, at Id
price oi 100.83, a '-basis rof about
Easterling,
(EST)
noon
bonds
ment
the
LeFlore County
$36,000
improvement special
by
chase of $14,000 building bonds. »»/•
"
Sale—An issue of
Bond
sewer
water extension bonds. Dated Dec*
,
Due on June
$34,000 6s.
for
25
account:
Other members of the
until
(C$T)v
(EST):• on March
purchase of $35;000
system bonds. Dated March
noon
the
Principal
received
will
Board of Education until 2:30 p.m.
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati. *
1
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
be
7
H
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
,
>.1
Sch.
(P. O. Mill Creek), ]
'Oklahoma
15, 1958. Due on Dec. 15 from
1959 to 1983 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Village Treasurer's office. Legal-;
from
1
Dec.
and
Bond Offering—Ruth
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Bond Sale—The $175,000 sani¬ of Kansas City, First of Michigan
tary sewer bonds offered March Corporation, American Securities
11—v. 187, p. 1142—were awarded Corp., Bache & Co., Weeden &
to Vance Securities Corp., and J. Co., Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.,
Lee
Peeler
&
Co., jointly, at Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., Fitz100.11, a net interest cost of about patrick, Sullivan & Co., Francis I.
duPont
&
Co., Third
National
4.23%, as follows:
Littleton, N. C.
until
County Independent
Dist. No. 4
.
l!y!'
Offering —Betty
for
26'
and interest (J-D) payable at the
building bonds. Dated May 1,1958. Alliance
FirstNational
Bank;
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1982 Alliance.
•'//•
yy
inclusive. Principal
and interest
Lima City School District, Ohio Y
(M-S) payable at the Irving Trust
Bond Sale—The $880,000 library
Co., New York City.
bonds offered March 6 — v. 187,
Conneaut City School District,
p. 934 — were awarded to Ball,
Ohio
Burge & Kraus, Eastman Dillon;
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Union Securities & Co., Pohl &
building bonds offered March 13
Co., Inc., Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
—v.
187, p. 1038—were awarded and Doll &
Isphording, Inc.;.; as
to a group composed of Singer,
3V4S, at a price of 101.76, a basis of.
Deane & Scribner, Fulton Reid &
about 3.05%.
Co., and Bache & Co.„ as 3y4s, at
Logan, Ohio
;
101.52, a basis of about 3.08%.
Rhyne College (P, O.
Hickory), N. C,
Lenoir
a/basis'
.
March 18 for the
on
Due from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Johnson
Lohse,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
.
son,
3.06%.
(CST).
purchase of $75,000 building bonds.
composed of
group
Weaver, >
Education,
bids until 2-.-
will; receive sealed
p.m.
were
—
Seaman, Ohio'1 .£*.■ '•
Bond
.
Bond Offering—Joseph T.
934
v
K.
of the. Board of
Clerk
bonds /offered
p.
price of 102.02,
a
>/,
"»'Y
»•/,;
tion, will receive sealed bids'until
(EST) on March 17 for the
purchase of $680,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, J 958,
will
Westheld, N. Y,
'
•
noon
urer
sealed
•
Offering—Paul
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
City.
Board
■
.
Clerk of the Board of Edu-
man,
William
—
a
about
sewer
District,
Clerk-Treas¬
of Education,
Jr.,
Mietenkoetter,
3l/jS, at
of
(P. O. Hartville), O. V./-H
Bond
City School
Offering
interest
Township Local Sch. Dist.r
100.35, a
at
Ohio
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
the Ticonderoga office of
able at
National
18
and
Principal
to
to
187;
v.
Offering—M.
Bond
\
j
Seasongood & Mayer, Pohl & Co.,
Inc.,/ and Westheimer & Co., as
1982
1959
sewer:
—
awarded
tional Bank & Trust Co., Dayton,
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of "Cincinnati.
/,
basis of about 3.18%.
from
the
Feb.
from
15
6
(J-D) payable at the Winters Na¬
187, p. 725 —
awarded to the First Cleve¬
fered
April 1, 1958. Due on April
1959 to
1973 inclusive.
Dated
inclusive.
Heights (P. O.
Brecksville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $63,000 special
assessment water main bonds of¬
leigh, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March
27
for
the purchase of
$550,000
15
Broadview
Ticonderoga), N. Y»
Bond Offering—n. Gordon
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
$1,000,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 15, 1958. Due on June
-1
-
County Dependent Sch.
^'Dist. (P. O. Selman), Okla.
■!
[
•.
Sale—The; $565,000 storm
sanitary
March
of
and Dec.
...
.
and
noon
Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 4s,
at a price of 100.39, a basis of
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York
.
Bond
of Education*,
Board
and
Co., Scarsdale. Le¬
V.
St. Bernard,. Ohio
about 3.95%.
Bank & Trust
by Peck, Shaffer & Wily •"Harper
Hams," of Cincinnati.-/*'/
U
*
•T
Offering—George L. Ernst,
will receive sealed bids until
Monday, March 17, 1958
.
.
proved
Kettering City School District,
(P. O. 4001 Ackerman Blvd.,
Dayton 29), Ohio
Ohio
736,000
.
1968
interest
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
and
(J-J)
Columbia County
Sch. Dist. No.
Ore.
Man-
502C (P. O. St. Helens),
Bond
Offering—L/ lone
kins, District Clerk, will receive
- bids
until 8 pmi.
(PST)
sealed
Volume
March
on
Number 5725
187
17
for
the
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
purchase of
'
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.-5'Prin¬
cipal
bonds
-
March I 6
offered
as
similar to
iiave
—
?
t6-300a >i(PXQ±.Ro^r.2^^:
f
-'
bonds
dated 'April
are
'Box 341,
v
U.
Gresham), Ore.
i
-
'1 Bond Offering-u_Hilma P. Swen-r
son,""District Clerk, will
S.
balsfi'.
been
Service
Forest
Research
unit
Puerto
of
.
Its
proper¬
analyzed
dustrial
by
the
the
and
In¬
Laboratory,
Rico's
Bond
ceive
Economic
receive
tree- for the sa\VmilL5 ; ' y
*
«
The; sawmill' is scheduled
0,|
0^-Meadville ), Pa."'?"v£<jtrs
Bend Eale—The $186,006 gem?
>
era!
launch
the'; south
b 1 i g a t ion bondsj. offered
March; 5 — v. 187, p. 934 — were
awarded to Cunningham, Schmeftz
&
-
p
coast
11
T.
Texas
re¬
a.m.
pur¬
Bond
school
of
D*
to
this April in
City of Ponce.
Sale
The
—
bonds
offered
$3,000,000
March
•
$1,300,000
rural
school
11—
C?lla1ble af
v.
a
hcraMf°
3.74%, aa
1968. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City;
foilows:
$384,000 4*4s. Due
"
on
'
1
"
April 1 from
1950 to 1965 inclusive.
813,000 S^s. Due
American National Bank & Trust
on
April 1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
J
Hamilton National
738,(KM13%s. Due on April 1 from
Bank, both of Chattanooga. Legal¬
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
;
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
.1,065,009 3.80s. Due on April 1
ler, of Chicago.
f
v
Co.,
yagrumo
This produc¬
next door to a plant
will go
until
_
_
187, p. 1143—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Merrill
March 1, 1958. Due
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, at
March 1 from 1959 to 1978 inX00.02, a net interest cost of about
on
Wood intb excelsior.
tion
bids
March 27 for the
on
chase
Ihi1;ially,it^wi
Inc;-, and Schmidt, Poole,
Co.,
operations
sealed
(EST)
in the art of logging the yagrumo
(P;
Offering — Wiles
County Judge, will
Thraser,
a
1,
;;0.,v
Meadville Area Sch. Dist.
Counties School District No.
;
.
delphiar:;^^^:/^ '' •
'
■
?
follows:
as
•.
Puerto Rican hardwood
a
59
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex-|
The bonds are dated Feb. IT
I
r
change Bank, New York City.! 1958 and callable as of Nov. 1,
Legality approved by Chapman & 1965. Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
Hamilton County (P. O.
Pasadena Indep. School District,
Chattanooga), Tenn.
U,'
training local farmers
p.
Multnomah and * Clackamus >.:
,
bonds,
...-v
Development Administration,
t-ini February, U. S. Forest Serv¬
1958. Legality approved by Saul>;
ice specialists; spent two weeks in
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila-I Puerto Rico
land.
,
J
ties
The
827—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Port¬
189,
'
and
295,000 bonds. Due Jan. 1, 1990.
f Bond Sale—The $21,532.76 water
rhain
v.
1.:
J
fied
$420,000r bonds. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1980 inclusive.
:
Medford, Ore.
'J.
(EST) on March 24
the.purchase of $715,000 school
revenue
Sayrej Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land. mm
;:v
:
;V. „Vv
..."
__
for
,the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by ' Shuler,
at
-
...
until 7 p.m.
payable
(J-J)
and interest
Gettysburg School Authority (P. O.- in abundance in the island and up
ux-j'l
to now regarded as worthless has
Baltimore St., Gettysburg), Pa.
Bond Offering — Glenn Guise, Wide cofnmercial possibilities.
The tree is the yagrumo, classi¬
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
.1*.
$122,000 general obligation bonds,
Dated Jan;11, 1958. :" Due on Jam 1
(1259)
the
and
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive.1
which '■ will y blend excelsior with
Parke, jointly, as 2%s,
cementr ;to. produce
lightweight Polk County (P. O. Benton), Tenn.
Other members of the syndicate:
;at a price of 100.28, a basis of
April 1 for the purchase of $50,- v|
Bond Offering
Everett W.
about 2.57%.'
■(;V":.■-*::'H'? building materials panels. Both
White, Weld & Co., Rauscher,
0OO
general
obligation
school
plants are owned by Judas Diener, Bates, County Chairman, will re- Pierce & Co
Inc^ Equitable Sebuilding bonds. Dated May 1,1958. Potter County. (P. O. Coudersport),
Sea
Elizabeth, N. J., who has a third
^. Is „"int
.curities Corporation, D e w a r,
m.p?:
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1968
iwi1 d ing - materials plant in the (EST) on March 27 for the pury<\>Pennsylvania
Robertson & Pancoast, Russ & Co.i
inclusive. Principal - arid- interest
chase of $280,000 funding bonds. Dallas Union
Bond Sale—The $95,000 general
Securities Co., Edisland.^):.'?I-..
(F-A)
payable
at the
County obligation funding and improve¬ ; Named the J. Diener Lumber Dated March 1, 1958. Due on
dleman-Pollok Co., Republic Na.Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ ment bonds offered March 12—v.
Co., the sawmill will later process March 1 from 1960 to 1973 inclu- tional Bank, of Dallas, Rotan,
proved by Winfree,. McCulloch, 187, p. 1039 — were awarded to lumber and sawmill products from sive Principal and interest (M-S)
Mosle & Co., R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
payable at the Chemical Corn Pirst of Texas Corp., McClung &
Arthurs, Lestrgnge & Cq.; .as 3 Vas; other- Puerto Rican woods.
In New York, an Economic De¬
Exchange Bank, New York City. Knickerbocker, Municipal SecuriMultnomah County Sch. Dist. No. at 100.13, h basis of about 3.10%.
velopment Administration official Legahty approved by Chapman & jjes Company, Moreland, Branden-!
? •
42 Jt. (P~ O. 1849 S. W. 58th
Sharpsburg School District, Pa.
forecast that the sawmill will en¬ Cutler, of Chicago.
/ \V'v Avenue, Portland), Ore. ■/:
berger, Johnston & Currie, Texas
Bond Sale—The $90,000 general
Bank & Trust Co., of Dallas, and
courage further expansion of fur¬
Bond Offering—Mrs. Jesse Leonsealed
bids until
8 p.m.
(PST)
on
Roberts &
—
1-,
j
x
>
"
■
obligation building bonds offered
arc*'
Jhstrict- ^e^k' w^J_^f^ve
(PST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
niture
March 10 were awarded to A. E.
Rico.„
&
jviasten
t
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by - Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
'•
;. •:r.v;;:;
\;v'■'
Polk
County School District No.
2
1
(P. O. Dallas), Oregon
Bond Sale—The
r
i no 55
Swissvale, Pa.
187, p.
10
1038—were awarded
Salem, Oregon
; v
PUERTO
Puerto Rico
lections
in
(Commonwealth of)
Rico
run¬
are
'
Alfred Mundt, ning well ahead of a year ago,
City Recorder, will receive sealed according to the current issue of
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on March the. Quarterly Report to Investors
24 for the purchase of $279,195.85 in Puerto Rican Securities, issued
general obligation bonds, as fol¬ by the Government Development
-Bond Offering—
lows:
Bank
v':-;
$150,000.00 park bonds. 5 Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1963 in'
'"
;
elusive.
129,195.85 street bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1968 inThe
April
dated
are
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
r
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny County (P. O.
?
>
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering—James
W. Knox,
County i Controller, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
on
April
1
for
the
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
$4,860,000 bonds, as follows:
$60,000 bridge bonds.
1,050,000 road bonds.
660,000 public building bonds.
240,000 lot and block
plan bonds.
assessment
-
660,000 airport bonds.
780,000 park bonds.
1,410,000 peoples' road bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958.
Stated in
combination, the bonds mature on
April 1 from 1959 to 1988 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Controller's
office. Legality approved by Burgwin,
Ruff in, - Perry
& Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
Butler
Township School District
(P. O. Butler), Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
eral
3
—v.
awarded to
a
187,
$120,000
p.
group
Jan.
of
current
a
"Collections
alone
comparable
running 10.69% higher
were
are
expected tin
result of increased
penalties for delinquency now be¬
fore the Legislature.
Under pro¬
posed legislation, which has the
full support of the Treasury De¬
partment, the Government Devel¬
opment Bank, and other financial
agencies, a penalty of 5% will be
applied on the date of! delin¬
quency, rising to 10% in 90 days,
while interest on delinquent taxes
1958-59,
as
a
and
Development
Rico
Authority.
t
'
,
Authority (P. O.
San Juan), Puerto Rico
r;
Traffic Report—Passenger traf¬
fic
through International Airport
at San
option to
unlimited
as
on
follows: '■>
March 15 from
1963 inclusive.
Due on March 15
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
3V8S.
86,000
from
162,000
3V4S.
Due
March
on
15
31
Jan.
r/c-
of
To
The bonds
are
To
June
30
indicated
Jan.
tllO.10
86.14
taxes
billed
not
by
Jan
of
basis
percentage collected
31.
First
31
year.
tEstiniated
to
78.79
65.23
i,
"Operation
Sawmill
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
87,484 during January, 1958, com¬
pared with 81,969 in January of
to
State Board
of
was
as
of
ment
gen¬
mill
Puerto
under
TENNESSEE
strap"
Rico's
announced March
A
price of 100.15,
It
discovery that
a
Puerto
for
from
a
recent
tree which grows
Offering
Secretary
will
saw¬
beginnings of
industry
resulted
Bond
.
of the
receive
—
G. T. Lefler,
Utilities Board,
sealed
bids
until
2
(CST) on March 27 for the
purchase of $600,000 electric sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
p.m.
1957. Due
on
June 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive. Callable as of
1,
1967.
Principal
and
Dec.
interest
1959
to
April 1
inclusive.,'
on
1987
of April 1, 1973.
as
The
1958.
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
and the City.- Legality approved
1963 to
Vinson,
1970 to
1969 inclusive.
Texas
Dated
1969
1973 inclusive.
Feb.
thereafter
and
'
10, 1958. Bonds due
of Feb.
are
call¬
Interest
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
as
10, 1968.
F-A. Legality approved by
Worth Indep.
School District,
Texas
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
Woman's
University (P. O,
Denton), Tex.
516,000 3y4s. Due on Feb. 10 from
Bond
Ottering
Guina,
Dr.
—
President,
John
A.
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
on March 26 for the purchase of
$450,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Oct.
will
1, 1957. Due
Oct. 1
on
from 1960 to 1997 inclusive. Bonds
in
due
1993
and
thereafter
will
be
subject to prior redemption.
Business
Manager of Board of Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Denton County Na¬
Education,
will
receive
sealed
tional Bank, Denton, or at the
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
27 for the purchase of $5,000,000
school house bonds. Dated May 1, City. Legality approved by McParkhurst. &
Crowe,
of
1958. Due on May 1 from
1959 Call,
Dallas. (The Federkl fiousing and
to
1982 inclusive. Principal and
Home Finance Agency has agreed
interest
(M-N) payable at the
to purchase the bonds as 27/gs, at
First
National
Bank
of
Fort
Worth. Legality approved by Mc- par and accrued interest.)
Bond
Offering—E. P. Williams,
& Searls,
Bond
Henderson, Tex.
—
W. M. Arm¬
Offering
Secretary,
City
strong,
sealed
ceive
bids
will
until
2
Sale—An
000 electric
enue
bonds
follows:
Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1965
219,000 4s.
inclusive.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1966 to 1978 inclusive.
and
sold
system
sewer
bonds
was
Texas
Corporation,
to
First
the
of
follows:
as
$6,000 41/2S. Due on Feb. 15 from
1959
1970 inclusive.
to
on Feb. 15 from
1971 to 1981 inclusive. Dated Feb.
29,000
115>
Due
5s.
19S8
Bonds due
thereafter
are
'jn
callable
1971 and
as
of Feb.
15, 1971. Interest F-A.
Legality
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
UTAH
Vista
Bona
District
Water Improvement
(P. O. Harrisville),
■
Utah
Bond
Clerk
of $300,-
light and power rev¬
was sold to the First
of Texas Corp., as
$81,000 3V2S.
issue
waterworks
re¬
on
Liberty, Texas
Bond
Waller, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
p.m.
March 20 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000
sewer system
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due
serially in 15 years.
(CST)
Athens, Tenn.
saw¬
12.
$1,000,000 venture, the
lumber
Rico.
first
"Operation Boot¬
industrialization program
,
from
(by
of Houston.
the
1978.
payable at the First City National
fol- Bank, Houston, or at any other
1962 inclusive.
Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Establish¬
—
bids
sealed
sold to the
of
of 26%.
receive
p.m.
Callable
Education,
in
the corresponding 12
1957, an increase of
15%. Cargo reports for this pe¬
riod show 43,952,512 pounds were
moved, compared with 34,944,975
pounds in the comparable period
of the previous year, an increase
will
7:30
:
H. M. Jones,
—
285,000 tax bonds. Due
413,000 31/2S. Due on Feb. 10 from
Fort
,
'
bank agreed to by the purchaser
1959 to
in
'
•
lows:
able
'V
•
$379,000 revenue bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1970 to 1990 in¬
clusive. Callable as cf April 1,
(P. O. Odessa), Tex.
hospital bonds
000
f
(CST) on March
20 for the purchase of $664,000
water works and sewer
system
bonds, as follows:
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
849,617
Bootstrap"
Announced
until
J?-
Ector County
•
Offering
Mayor,
dated March 15,
1958.
months
31
Jan.
^Excluding
of
15,380,072
12,033,806
year
of Current Levy
Collected:
Bond
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
fiscal
is
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Puerto Rico Ports
$52,000 5s. Due
1959 to
its
$300,000
the
school bonds
tax
Au¬
begun.
Puerto
for
Bank
the
completed
were
ones
Government
The
of
aA':;' \,A
'•'?
the month of January,
projects
new
in January of 1957,
Rafael V. Urrutia,
Director
purchase
1957, an increase of 7%, according
an announcement
March 3 by
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Eduardo Garcia, Executive Direc¬
Harris County (P. O. Houston),
tor of the Authority. Cargo move¬
will be increased from 6% to 9%
Texas
ment through the airport in Janu¬
annually."
;;
Bond Offering — S. B. Bruce,
ary
was
2,640,757 pounds com¬
Detailed figures on tax collec¬
pared with 2,342,192 pounds in County Auditor will receive sealed
tions are as follows:
January of last year, an increase bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
27 for the purchase of $7,000,000
of 13%.
Fiscal Year Fiscal Year
;;
1956-57
1957-58
(During
the
12-month
period road bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Property Tax Levy
ended Jan. 31, 1958, there were Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1978
as
of Jan. 31*__ $18,447,908 $19,521,245
Total Collections to
974,134 passengers, compared with inclusive. Legality approved by
was
26
taxes
current
collections
tax
1039 —were
\
17h-
;
of
than in 1956-57," the report states.
"Further improvements in current
composed of
basis of about 3.09%,
thority.
During
were
;
the
Lestrange & Co., and Blair & Co.,
a
taxes
back
of
to
Sale—The State Board of
Bond
Revenues
Authority in January, 1958,
amounted to $654,554, compared
Executive
and
—
1
Silsbee, Texas
$71,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 16 from
of the
according
a
3V8S, at
Revenues Increase
with $627,452
the
Sewer
Puerto RiciT-
1, 1957
ahead
27.81%
Aqueduct and
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
|
being
in
From July
mill represents the
as
Puerto, Rico
1958, total collections
31,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Arthurs,
Inc.,
and
investors
& Co.
J
'
Indep. School
District, Texas
^
obligation bonds offered
March
to
United States.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
1958.
Rico
Puerto
period in 1956-57.
'
bonds
for
distributed
to
•
;"^v elusive.
Puerto Rican
operation produces building blocks
from bagasse, a sugar cane by¬
product. This plant is located in
Trujillo Alto, a town some five
Rico
Puerto
Shawell
■.
Brownfield Consol.
Education exercised
Property Tax (Collections SlioWi miles south of San Juan, Puerto
Big Increase—Property tax col¬ Rico's capital city.
-•
,
in Puerto Rico under
Mr. Diener's third
2.85%.
$150,000 school
Foster & Marshall.
to
dozen
$100,000 gen¬
bonds
offered
March 12—v. 187
p. 1143—were
will occupy a 5,000 square foot
awarded to Moore,
Leonard &
building and initially employ 26
Lynch, and Fauset, Steele & Co.,
workers.
jointly, as 2%s, at 100.16, a basis:
eral; obligation
of about
TEXAS
Puerto
a
A,The "Bootstrap" official, Hector
E. Pineiro, Industrial Promotion
Director" in the U. S. for EDA,
said the new sawmill operation
Sale—The
Bond
years
the tax-free Bootstrap program.
••
-
building bonds offered March
t—v.
have opened
1958. Due on May 1
Dated May 1,
recent
EDA-sponsored furniture factories
SI23 to the purchase «f|SetoertJ^ Co.,:. jointly, asv3%s;
$150,000 general obligation bonds.
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
in
'
Cunningham,
Co., and
manufacturing
In
Offering—Linn C. Baker,
of
the
Board
of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 4:30
(MST) on March 28 for the
purchase of $513,000 general obli¬
gation water system bo^ds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1989 inclusive. Callable as
p.m.
of May
Principal and in¬
payable at the Com-
1, 1974.
terest (M-N)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1260)
CO
.
is anticipated,
"It
Ogden.
Bank.
Security
rnercial
Legality approved by Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
CANADA
&
Discussed—Proposed
Financing
panying statement:
present ferry service be¬
Kiptopeke and Little Creek
the subject of recent meetings
Alberta
thorized
were
by the
Hoquiam, Wash.
Offering
City
bids
until
7:30
E. Hall,
Ola
—
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
(PST) on
purchase of $1,-
p.m.
March .19 for the
and sewer revenue
350.000 water
Dated April 15, 1958. Due
bonds.
15 from 1960 to 1988
Callable prior to ma¬
April
inclusive.
on
teed
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved
by Preston. Thorgrimson
witz, of Seattle.
& Horo¬
borrowing capital funds at inter¬
rates no higher than 4%%.
est
statement an¬
nouncing suspension of its activ¬
ities indicated two main reasons
^01 its action.
bonds was sold to
revenue
corporation
The
Sale—An issue of $55,000
Bond
MANITOBA
G.
from
bonds
awarded to
offered
Beaubien
1962 to
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
$165,000
sold to
Kings, N.
from
Due
on
1957. Due on July
1968 inclusive.
109,500 5s. Due on March 1 from
196.9 to 1978 inclusive.
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
653,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
Dated
1979 to 1987 inclusive. • %.v
" M-S.
<:/
The bonds are dated March 1,
tns saan&ue
at the Chemical Coin Ex change
sjsxin respect to their
zusaz
presen^ time
Bank, of New
I creating
approved by
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
fLmcls.
City.
are
Caldwell,^Maishall,
March
supple¬
issue of
1144.
The foregoing
report in
10—v.
our
187, p.
ket
Troy, Wis.
Offering
-
in
'
•
St.
,
Leon-le-Grand
School
sold
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $94,500
building bonds was sold to a group
of La Corporation cie
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
Ltd., Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd.,
Grenier, Ruel & Cie., Inc., and
Oscar Dube & Cie., Inc., at a price
$300,000
composed
composed of Wood, Gundy
Co., Ltd., Eastern Securities
Co., Ltd., and the Royal Bank of
Canada, as 5s, at a price of 100.22.
of
97.74,
about
Sydney, N. S.
a
5.28%,
net
as
interest
follows:
cost
of
1
(M-S)
1959
from
payable at
to
Bond
districts
187,
a
p.
Stuart & Co. Inc., The
2.000.000
also
2.000,000
been
long
a
note
that
we
understand
that
an
phone System bonds can be ex¬
pected very shortly in serial form.
This, of course, is a Provincial
Government agency and we un¬
$150,000 33/4S. Due
follows:
on
derstand that this issue will carry
the
provincial guarantee as to
April I from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
principal
150,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.,*
"We
on
April 1 from
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
cnnAfto*/
-r*
90,000 3-/sS. Due
a
on
-i
*
i
and interest.
would
like
to
advise
that
participating in the telephone issues and other municipal
we
210,000 3%s. Due
are
I financing in tbe Province and
April 1 from 'further information is available
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
obliga¬
to be direct
Province
Ontario.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
bonds
was
$180,000
sold
J. L. Graham & Co., Ltd., as
on
to
fp/is.
March 1 from 1959 to 1978
Interest M-S.
inclusive.
QUEBEC
Duvernay, Quebec
any public financing and conse¬
quently it is very interesting to
to
price of 100.01. a net interest cost
as
are
the
time
issue of $28 million Alberta Tele¬
3.18%,
of
tions
Due
Milwaukee
about
debentures
Palmerston, Ont.
Company, and Loewi & Co., at a
of
Principal of and interest on the
will
be
payable
in
of the United States. The
since the Province of Alberta did
Halsey,
of
composed
has
various
for
currency
I
Schools
Ontario
of
of
the
debentures
1,800.000
"Calgary Separate
"It
the sale
from
purposes.
$6,500,000
D.__
Schools
school
proceeds
Province
school
"Edmonton Separate
Milwaukee), Wis.
828—were awarded
group
Net
the debentures will be used by
this year.
"Edmonton S.
building bonds offered March 6—
v.
major
the
are
the public.
of handling pro¬
of
and
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
joint managers of the
underwriting group which is ex¬
pected to offer the debentures to
Inc.
longer function
"Calgary S.
Chicago.
Sale—The $600,000
Harriman Ripley & Co. Incorpo¬
rated
However, after that date
of.
1,
1983.
grants to
quirements
Oak Creek and Franklin Joint Sch.
Dif-t. No. 3 (P.O.
no
May
due
debentures
25-year
they are 011 their own. The fol¬
lowing are the anticipated re¬
agreed upon by the Village Board
and the purchaser, or at the State
Bank of East Troy, at the option
of the holder. Legality approved
-
registration statement re¬
an issue of $75,000,000 of
debentures, to be dated May 1,
1958, and comprised of five-year
debentures due May 1, 1963 and
a
lating to
respect to raising capital for
districts, but will exist only
care
1973
interest
bank to be
by Chapman & Cutler, of
sion
,
and
a
the
of)
Securities and Exchange Commis¬
school districts.
Apparently any
school district
which has requests in, prior to
January 14, 1958, will be taken
sewage
disposal plant
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
Principal
will
Act
vincial
$150,000
March
that
(Province
Registers With SEC—The Prov¬
ince on March 13 filed with the
School Borrowing Assist¬
for the purpose
will, receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 24 for the purchase of
inclusive.
Feb.
on
3
to
a
group
com¬
Dominion
Securities
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Gairdner & Co., Royal Bank of
Canada,
Montreal,
and
Bell,
Gouinlock & Co., as 4%s, at a
posed
Corp.,
price
of
96.58,
of
a
basis
about
of
4.89%. Dated March 1, 1958.
on
March
Due
1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive. Callable
$69,500 41/2S. Due on March 1 from
Securities
Equitable
Ltd.,
Corp.,
school
A.
William
—
Prasch. Village Clerk,
011
■?)'. '
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
Quebec
,~
waterworks bonds,-was sold to
$160,000 J. F. Simard & Co., as 5s, at a
improvement bonds was sold to price of 97.42. Dated January 1,
Gaston Laurent, Inc., as 4%s, at a
1958. Due on January 1 from 1959
price of 95.59, a basis of about to 1978 inclusive. Interest J-J.
5.08%. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
Sherbrooke, Que.
on March 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,100,clusive. Interest M-S.
000 improvement debentures was
&
in the not too distant future.
ance
East
We understand
of
not
"The
WISCONSIN
Bond
public issue for these
a
Calgary's requirements
necessarily
imminent.
However, this municipality will
probably be coming into the mar¬
City
.
—
Interest
Shawville, Quebec
St. Leonard,
group
Ontario
"We understand that the City of
Edmonton will require these funds
the
Marchfl,y,1958.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds was sold to a
15,000,000
"Calgary
to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of-
Note
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
from
March 1
1958.
,
approximately
tions amounting to
ments
r
.
v
'
$80 million were registered with
Canada, Ltd., Anderson & Co.,
Cecil the Crown Corporation by various
Ltd., Canadian Bank of Commerce
H. Underwood will receive sealed municipal borrowers. Some of the and
Fray & Co., Ltd., as 4V2S, at
bids util 1 p.m. (EST) on March municipalities
which
had
re- a price of 98.77. Due on Dec. 1
19 for the purchase of $8,740,000 quested financing were:
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Inter¬
Korean
Veterans
Bonus bonds.
"Edmonton
$20,000,000
est J-D.
1959
Interest M-S.
"
i
S.
Bond Sale—An issue of
43/2S.
600,000
Bond Sale—A11 issue of $500,000
Virginia (State of)
July 1,
1973 inclusive.
Dated March 1,1958.
.
Offering—Governor
from
on
March 1
1961 inclusive.
•
,
.
1
to
& Co.,
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
and
"(1) Demand for capital loans improvement bonds was sold to
25,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
Co., jointly, had increased to such an extent Cornell, Macgillivray, Ltd., and
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
tis 4i4s. Dated March 1. 1958. Due
that the Province could no longer Stanbury & Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a
Dated March 1, 1958.
Interest
on March 1 from 1983 to 1988 inassume a large proportion of oper- price of 98.86.
M-S.
on
clusive.
Callable
on
and after ational costs.
ONTARIO
"(2) Present trends indicated
Maich 1, 1959. Interest M-S. Le¬
St. Martin School Commission, Que.
an easing of interest rates and a
Chatham, Ont.
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $207,000
general availability of funds for
Bond Sale—An issue of $480,000
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
building bonds was sold to Bedebenture purposes.
improvement bonds was sold to a
"Prior
to
dissolution, requisi¬ group composed of Bankers Bond langer, Inc., at a price of 98.47, a
WEST VIRGINIA
Dated
Due
1959
105,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
Feb.
group com¬
a
on
March 1, 1968.
SASKATCHEWAN
Herbert
the Pacific Northwest
West
as
& Son & Co..
Wm. P. Harper
Bond
5.19%,
Credit Inter- St. Pamphile School Commission,
Grandview, Man.
provincial, Savard & Hart, Inc.,
Quebec' '
'
Bond Sale—An issue of $397,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000 Lagueux & Des Rochers, J. E. Laimprovement bonds was sold to flamme, Ltd., La Corporation de building bonds was sold to a group
James Richardson & Sons, as 5^s. Prets de
Quebec, and Garneau, composed of Cement, Guimont,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 Boulanger, at a price of 96.19, a Inc., Banque Canadienne Nationnet interest cost of about 5.16%, ale, and J. T. Gendron, Inc., at a
inclusive. Interest J-D.
as follows:
price of 98.14, as follows:
Sturgeon School District No. 30,
$941,000 4%s.
Due on March 1 $287,500 41,2s. Due on March 1
Manchester
principal and interest
to
by the Province. During its life,
Alberta
municipalities had been
King County, Bryn Mawr Lake
Ridge Sewer District, Wanh.
sewer
as
were
412 s.
$102,000
$2,194,000 town
posed of Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., L.
unconditionally guaran¬
would be
interest
and
Principal
turity.
Municipal
Alberta
net interest cost of about
follows:
improvement
past, the Prov¬ improvement bonds was
ince of Alberta has been assisting Bell, Gouinlock & Co., as 534 s,
its municipalities and school dis¬ at a price of 101.08., Due 011 Dec.
from
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
tricts with their capital require¬ 1
Interest J-D. V
ment problems' under what', was
known as a 'revolving fund.'
In
Winnipeg, Man.
1956, the Alberta Municipal Fi¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,500,nancing Corporation, a non-profit 000
Sinking Fund bonds was sold
body, was incorporated to assist to a
group composed of the Royal
Alberta municipalities in their fi¬
Securities Corp., Ltd., James Rich¬
nancing through the purchase of ardson
&
Sons,
and
Cochran,
municipal debentures at the low¬
Murray & Co., Ltd., as 41/2S, at
est possible cost. This corporation
a
price of 98.43. Dated January
was
empowered by the Alberta
2, 1958. Due on January 2, 1968
legislature to borrow money by
and 1978. Interest J-J.
issuing debentures, which, up to
a total of $100 million outstanding,
NOVA SCOTIA
Commission last
WASHINGTON
Bond
its
interest
Pointe-Claire, Que.
10
"For some years
year
to form an underwriting
syndicate.. The 17.6 mile project
only requires; final approval of
the*U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
to become a reality.
■
the
of
Financing Corporation, we thought
that the ramifications of this move
would be of interest to you.
representa¬
tives of Allen & Co. and Willis,
Kenny & Ayres which were au¬
attendance
in
of
ations
parties. Among those
y
,
Province of
recently suspending oper¬
view
"In
tween
by interested
recently issued the accom¬
Sons,
sion's
•was
-James
of
ment
financing of a S150.000,000 bridgetunnel to replace the Commis¬
Depart¬
Richardson
&
Overseas
and
American
1958,
1,
Bond Sale—The
market."
bond
Suspended—The
Corporation
ing
dian
Monday, March 17, 1958
;
.
_____
M-S.
great deal of interest in the Cana¬
of)
Alberta (Province
Operations of Municipal Financ¬
Commission,
March
Dated
for the rea¬
expressed above, that forth¬
coming provincial issues and/or
municipal
issues will create
a
ALBERTA
VIRGINIA
Chesapeake Bay Ferry
Virginia
sons
.
—
—
(.request.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
$843,000
various
improvement bonds was
a
group
composed
of
Banque Provinciate du Canada,
Oscar Dube & Cie., Inc., Grenier,
sold
to
Ruel
&
Cie., Inc., J. E. LafJamme,
Ltd., La Corporation de Prets de
Quebec, Morgan, Ostiguy & Hud¬
Ltd., and Credit Anglo-Francais, Ltd., at a price of 97.09, a
interest cost of about 5.23%,
son,
net
as
follows:
$199,500 4)2s.
Due
011
March
1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
644.000
5s. Due
1969 to
011
March 1 from
1973 inclusive.
Bond
School
Unit,
Sask.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
school building bonds was
James Richardson &
at
a
price of 98.55.
from
1959 to
terest J-D.
Sons,
sold to
as
6s,
Due on Dec. 1
1973 inclusive.
In¬
@FedFRASER