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MONDAY
AWWISTiMION
business
Reg
Volume 187
Number
5727
RAILROAD
Adams
Stock
Express
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Co.—Purchases
of
National
_
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
announced
was
this
;
March
on
Rentals
1956.
;
13, has issued an order
American International
company and its subsidiary,
additional stock of National
acquire
Aviation
additional
one
price
of
share
$20
■together
for
each
share.
per
four
Adams
shares
and
held
and
American,
at
a
who
The
purchase
187,
from
the
pronibitions
of
New York
the
Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.
below.—V.
186,
For
the
fiscal
expenditures
systems,
aggregating
Richard
1958.
year
forecast
for
additions
$4,900,000
A.
and
Expenditures—
Puryear,
Jr.,
with
President,
$3,676,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal
sales
gas
to
the
for
comfort
fiscal
year
1956
He
added
that
cooler
the
fiscal
current
cents
the
share,
a
$2.40
and
earned
cents
59
for
the
Exchange
35
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Lower Sales
and Higher Costs of Labor and Materials Re¬
Transactions
Sales
?.nd
Interest
1957
and*
—J
Federal income taxes——
;Net earnings
;
Earnings per share of common stock
Ratio of net earnings to sales and revenues
j
13,441,000
—
Americaii Stock Exchange._... 35
■.
y *'
-
Dividends
on
-Dividends
per
worth
Capital
I
at Dec.
$2.00
investment
per
worth)—107,054,774
(net
101,074,081
share
common
$27.79
Number
of employees at Dec. 31
Number of common stockholders at Dec.
*At
31,
1956)
31,
stock
z
Dec.
price
of
options.
not
less
of
shares
Dec.
share,
at
1957,
an
95ft
the
at
per
for
at
of
purposes
Reserve Banks
48
The Course of Bank Clearings-.-
lair
market
for
share
per
of
value
Options were exercised
in
terminated
for
in
loans
a
capital
outlays.
the
of
of
amount
Allied
B.
Chemical
The option prices under outstanding options
$20.25 per snare, 5.000 shares at $23.50
at
share,
per
$35.50
&
500
shares
at
000 000.
4,500
shares at
share.—V.
per
187,
p.
$49.25
1958.—V.
per
187,
p.
in
the
expenditures
annual
for
report,
indicated
the
.
1958
distribution
com-
dividend
new
Projects completed last
569.
.
buque,
ldwa,
year
were
a
the construction
gypsum
board mill
and for soda ash at Amherstburg,
in 1957,
Achievements
onstration of
a
Construction
of
new
Atomic
of
sulfuric
a
acid
at
Miller said,
Mr.
for
increase
successful
by
needed,
Mr.
southern
American
MUler said,
states
and
for
countries.—V.
to
a
soda
chloride
reached
dem¬
—V.
his
p.
export
453.
sales
to
Central
consecutive
ecutive
Sales
South
and
The
company
Co.
of
offering
underwritten
Bos+on
Net
by
1956,
America—Registers With SEC—
expected
an
on
investment
about April
banking group
or
r-nr-o-ation.
proceeds
of
•
this
financing
will
be
*
used
10,
and
1958
will
-
by
repay
739
a
retirement
Co.,
The
First
&
date
Newark,
Foundry
under
the
convertible
hold
their
for conversion"
offer
debentures
for
arrange¬
conversion
date,
May 12. • Beginning then, the new 15be converted into AT&T stock at $142
of debentures and paying $42 in cash.—
may
Jan.
in
mine
ft
...
ft
N.
Co.
record
are
them
secure
located
.
~ft_ *
in
1957
was
over
"
*
-
and
of
T
*,
.
in
the
additional
company
Salvador
in
advances
from
central
the
part
mining
owns
machine
the ball in the game
machines had been installed.
which
Anaconda
the Republic
of
Province
rights
or
by future
of
claims
and
of Chile
on
lands
at Potrerillos
and
Atacama.
^
and
for
claims
water
for
non-metallic
tailings
.
same
disposal,
Its
10th
West
at 25
has
railroad,
additional
The
purpose.
covering
the
town
metallic
non-metallic
and
al6o holds metallic and
which its reduction works,
company
areas
sites
in
and
miscellaneous
facilities
Co.
Mining
St.,
incorporated
was
principal office
in
Wilmington,
the State
Del.
on
Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.
Jan.
of Delaware
Its executive
20,
,
1916
located
are
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
187, p. 985.
.
'
.
3,600,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
i
-
,
.
-1
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-Capital stock (par $14)
Class B capital stock (par $35)
In
is located at
offices
*
—V.
and
located.
Copper
Delaware.
100
claims
are
and
resources,
the
*
Outstanding
3,582,379 shs.
597,063 shs.
~
"
,
on
.
2,847,923
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton
ployees' Stock Plan—
.
operations, Mr. Patterson stated,
12,000 AMF Automatic Pinspotsets up the pins and returns
of tenpin bowling. At the year-end 30,008 of these
leased
has expended approxiequipment of the new
the
both.
'
compared with $3.03
•'
a
"
equal to $3.51 per common share on 3,258.-
at year-end,
1956.
is
company
construction
addition, the company owns in fee other lands acquired through
purchase which it holds for the purpose of assuring its water supplies
—
$261,754,000, an increase of 32 ft
The highlight of the company's 1957
"was the installation of approximately
This
the
development
In
J.—Secondary
Net income after taxes and preferred dividends
more than the 1956 historic high net
shares outstanding
ters."
1958
the
required for completion of this work, the company
by
or
BUSINESS—The
of
to $11,436,000 or 33 ft
income
1,
the
and
^
year.
■
an
equity financing,
company's
32 years
of
As
$40,900,000
Salvador
will
Morehead Patterson, Board Chairman and Chief Ex¬
told stockholders in the company's annual report.
and rentals amounted to
shares in
be
outstanding
previous
"hold
purchased by the Anaconda Co., the parent,
additional funds
April 21.
on
year,
$8,621,000.
Net
1""
to
)
ft
required
additional
and related facilities and a town site.
It is conadditional sum of approximately $39,100,000 will be
necessary for completion of the required facilities for the El Salvador
mine, and this offering was made in order to obtain equity financing
for a part of the cost of this
project.
It is contemplated that, as
Reports New
Sales, Rentals and Net Income—
"
headed
Co.,
rights.
owner
1.
properties
Machine
Officer,
amounted
on
is
Natural
Production
An additional 590,786 shares of class B
capital
templated that
1910.
*
i
->
Sales, rentals and net Income for 1957 set new records for the second
Allied
Moundsville, W. Va., and
La. The latter is
requirements for new glass plants In
March 14 filed a registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commission covering a proposed offering of
$125,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due 1983.
..
normal
Insurance
p.
Records for
at
growing
187,
AT&T's
to
company
convertible
were
Andes
ash at Baton Rouge,
to meet
184,
American
In addition,
Gas
I treatment plants
of the Board of Directors, has announced
candidate for reelection as a director at the
of stockholders to be held
meeting
Towe
be
(par $2.50) was made on March 13 by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. at $24.50 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 90 cents per share.
It was oversubscribed.
of
Aluminum
This
El
Offering—A secondary offering of 33,000 shares of capi¬
the middle part
vinyl
for
intermediate
for
advantage of the
debentures
$30,000,000.
tal stock
the
first
mutely
appointed
Cyanamid Co.—Chairman to Retire—
not
American
for
completion
capacity
and
has been
York,
El
for producing refined uranium hexafluoride.
the conversion of this material for the
process
faculties
included
Natural
subject to final adjustment of
$2,000,000 unsubscribed.
This com¬
around
$3,500,000
some
^
Ont.
compounds and for the production of phthalonitrile.
for dense
New
Retirement Plan on Feb. 1, concluding almost
■service with Cyanamid.—'V. 187, p. 887.
" '
** - '
of this year are new
Allied plants at Edgewater, N. J., for the manufacture of urea molding
will
Bank,
Employees
high-tenacity Caprolan nylon tire yarn, he reported.
Scheduled
decision
annual
Commission is now under way at a 600-acre site near
Last year also saw the start of commercial production
Energy
Metropolis, 111.
of
on
Exchange
Corn
additional
of
approximately
American
reserves,
net proceeds from the sale of the class B
capital
stock will be applied initially against the
company's outstanding indebtedness to Anaconda for funds advanced by Anaconda for use in the
El Salvador project, which at Dec.
31, 1957 amounted to more than
.
Inc.—Liquidating Div.
agent by this corporation to disburse a final liquidating
the 6ft preferred stock and common stock,—V. i86, p. 2577.
American
Edgewater, N. J.,
facilities for the
manufacture
of
phenolic
resins at Toledo, Ohio, and expansion of plant capacity for electrolytic
chlorine-caustic soda at Brunswick, Ga., for insulating board at Du¬
installation
gas
American
PROCEEDS—The
Kenneth C. Towe, Chairman
his
Mr.
plant at Elizabeth, N. J. and
by
ft
organized
leaves
cases,
at par.
.
isocyanates.
and
to increase rates
own
percentage of subscription,
4 ft ft.
stock
as
*""propellants and refrigerants, plasticizers, Caprolan nylon fiber, insulatingboard,
1957,
with
volved.
for shortagreement
This
..
Chemical
The
construction at about the
last year and that expenditures for research—
$17,500,000 in 1957—will be "continued at a high level."
Capital ex¬
penditures by Allied ijti 1957 were $69,800,000, he reported.
Among the products Allied sold in greater quantity in 1957 were
caprolactam monomer, vinyl chloride, polyethylene, Genetron aerosol
In
rate
same
provided
569,
Dye Corp.—Plans Large Expends.
Miller, President,
contemplates
,-pany
loans,
$125,000,000.
1956
and
earn¬
6,277 shares of class B capital stock at par ($35
share) on the basis of one such share for each six
shares of capital stock held. No
underwriting was in¬
designed to finance
were
share
per
net
per
a portion of the capital outlays for the
through 1958, which are presently estimated to total $447,It is not expected that additional funds will be required in
1957,
$20.25
the
Andes Copper Mining Co.—Stock
Offering—The com¬
pany on Feb. 28 offered to its minority stockholders of
record Feb. 28 the right to subscribe on or before
March
4'Vft sinking fund debentures sold in January,
Ambassador Hotel of New York,
Glen
47
Agreement; and the. balance
bank credit agreement, which
The
payment
upon
maximum
and the $125,000,000 of
for
years
of
share.
1,000 shares
used
be
term
1957- are 30,900 at
and
be
will
the
price
1958,
by turning in $100
187, p. 985.
V.
$80,000,000 under a Bank Credit
of
will
sham
1957
with
18 for
loans
and
1,000
which
the
7,
developing its
Share
ra
Dec.
plan
granted
was
price of $35.50
the
the
99.7
the
year,
18,462
(101,709
unchanged
at
4,863,246 common
the
1955.
on
15,994
19,609
stock
option
an
option
of
4,400 shares at $23.65
snare,
per
,
31,
During
than
granting the option.
price of $23.65
at
13,002
—
31—
common
reserved
were
stock
common
date
56,409
.
shares
88,600
was
the
on
shaves of
48
subject to outstanding options under the employees'
plan adopted by shareholders in February 1955, and an
subject to
shares
45,800
Feb.
on
to
Some 500,000 took
ment requesting the
were
option
additional
not
1957,
The
-
in
Statement of Member Banks of
3,781,667
"Commcn shares outstanding at Dec. 31
,
,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
16,280,000
3,852,790
54
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
$26.73
16,342,000
—
expenditures
City Bond Offerings
Federal Reserve System
$1.70
61,760,622
of
compares
has been purchased through share
The subscription period ended March 12. "
pares
39,609,900
T,_„—_
;
It
the
earnings
practically
for each
issue
48
Condition
$3.91
net
& Telegraph Co. — Debentures
Subscribed.—This company announced March 19
of its $718,313,000 convertible debenture
incomplete
$6,382,144
to
of
connected
99.7%
10
5.32ft
$7,688,196
equal
'
and
were
consolidated
season,
remained
level.
charges
customers
American Telephone
Foreign Exchange Rates
$4.04
4.35ft
60,278,200
37,936,200
31
debt
Stockholders'
21,
Dividends Declared and Payable-..
15,261.090
$3.02
-
—
share—
common
'.Working capital
'Long-term
stock
common
heating
stock
1956
as
a
subsidiary to explore for gas and to acquire and operate gasproducing properties.
A
drilling program is under way and some
production has already been obtained.—V. 187, p. 453.
t
Miscellaneous Features
State and
the
This is
view
a
Oct.
'that
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
16,867,000
11,651,851
—
Net
35
■
J
$267,647,586 $287,078,052
11,006,453
11,337,277
1,434,023
1,193,043
amortization—,-..-^™-——
charges.
1956
of
common
Commission
99.7%
.ft
revenues
Depreciation
for
the
interest
heating
new
Louisiana Pipe
heating customers
space
over
on
S.
ton
Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
part
a
90,000
new
higher
expenses,
the
American
new
21ft
$6,000,000 annually.
.
Stock Exchange
'
of
With
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
Volume
r'
P.
45
*
corresponding quarter
de¬
spending in
$19,188,063 available for common stock in 1956, or $4.34 a
the 4,421,132 shares outstanding at the close of
that year.
To offset rising costs, Michigan Consolidated Gas •
Co.—the largest
subsidiary of American Natural—was authorized
by the Michigan
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Transactions New York
duce
ings
of
increased
outstanding at the year-end.
share
41
Over-the-Counter
569.
p.
Stock Exchange—Curb Section—,...
Markets
^
in
only
shares
increased
most
*$19,036,242.
40
Stock
of
that
available
39
each
revenues
Because
39
I
Toronto
income
net
share
a
in
1957, Mr. Puryear said.
during the first three months of
boosted earnings
for this quarter to 70
with
187,
from
earned
__
Exchange
Toronto
weather
had
compared
reduced
were
declined
share
a
winter
year
before.—V.
year
S2.18
to
heating
stock
common
the
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
During the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1957, the company experienced
of the warmest heating seasons in its 28
years of operation.
As a
ione
available
for
full year's operation of the
and the addition of
subsidiary
and
fact
39
by a
Co.
sales
38
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
.fiscal year. New expenditures would provide additional gas service to
existing customers and extend service to approximately 12,000 new
customers, he stated.
result,
Aided
Line
36
36
Stock
defense
government
"
673.
p.
company's system set new highs in sales and revenues in 1957,
Ralph T. McElvenny, President, to shareholders In the annual report.
Pacific Coast
has
company's
the previous
187,
American Natural Gas Co.—Sets New Records—
Midwest Stock Exchange
the
to
working capital and ratio of
substantially in 1957.
improved
The
36
Exchange
•
AMF's
"principally to the cutback in
1957."—V.
36
Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock
betterments
compared
Exchange
that
liabilities
current
$25,043,000
crease
31
Stock
Cincinnati
829.
p.
Alabama Gas Corp.—Plans Increased=
Boston
to
,
_
shows
report
assets
assets to current liabilities 4.23 to 1
compared with 2.36 to 1.
Unfilled orders at Dec. 31 amounted to
$60,200,000 against $85,243,000
that point in 1956.
Mr. Patterson attributed the
27
:
American Stock Exchange
Airborne Instruments Laboratory, Inc.—To Be
Acquired
See
at
15
Stock Exchange
York
New
1089.
p.
annual
rent
Page
applica¬
exemption for such
Investment Company Act.—V.
$34,250,000 compared with $22,833,000 in
Pinspotter, AMF products marketed on lease
pretzel machines, stitching machines, and to¬
the
Working capital rose more than 50ft to $94,722,000 by the end of 1957
as against $62,289,000 at the same time
in 1956 with the ratio of cur¬
Stock and Bond Quotations
own
an
for
to
,
aggregate of 33,080 shares
(4.74ft)
of the
outstanding
National Aviation stock, propose to exercise their
rights to subscribe
for additional
shares; and the Commission has granted their
tion
totaled
1957
addition
cigar machines,
current
subscription
presently
in
In
bacco stemmers.
In This Issue
Corp.
National Aviation has made an offer of an additional 174,404 shares
of its capital
stock, for subscription by stockholders on tne basis of
,
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
.include
The SEC it
to
Price $1.25
Aviation
.
Corp.
Monday, March 24, 1958
Corporation and Investment News
Cleared—
authorizing
U. 6, Pat. Office
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
'£-3
MAR 2 5
ISSUE
.
Tills
March
offered
corporation
14,
to
"Dnwhooft
1958,
a
covering
company
Won
filed
36.574
employees
1ft7.
TV
—
Registers Em¬
.
registration
with
the
SEC
on
stock,
to be
the company's Employees'
Stock
shares
under
statement
of
its
common
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1310)
on
large
the
Arizona
Fnoenix,
March 18 began construction of
Public Service Co.'s new Ocotillo Steam Electric Station near
Inc.
Services
A
Servic^ Co.—New Construction—
Arizona Public
Ebasco
in
of
the earnings decline, the report said, '"occurred in
operations. The textile industry as a whole lias been
for many months.
Reduced demand and weak
have resulted in unsatisfactory profit margins for, most
part
recession
plant, which is also being
two units with a generating
187, p. 985.
new
engineered
capacity ol
companies
phase
to
at
4.4
the end
of
1956.—V.
185,
1150;
p.
have
been
'
The
company
19 filed
March
on
registration state-merit
bonds, due 1988;
a
Bell
50,000
cumulative preferred stock; and 120,000 Snares
of $6.50 par common stock.
The bonds are to be offered for public
Bale at competitive bidding.
The preterred and common shares are
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Smith, Barney & Co.
Public offering prices and underwriting terms, as well as the dividend
rate on
the preferred, are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of this financing will be applied, to the extent avail¬
able
the prepayment of all outstanding bank notes ($12,000,000 as
of March 15, 1958» issued for construction purposes, and to pay for part
of the 1958 construction program.
The cost of the construction procram for the
year 1958 is estimated at $15,936,000.
To complete this
program, it is expected that additional bank borrowings of $300,000
will be required.—V. 187, p. 1202.
of
shares
$100
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Month of January—
'$10,000,000 of first mortgage
covering
SEC
With SEC—
City Electric Co.—Registers
par
Operating
revenues
.
Operating expenses
income
Federal
Other
22,258.184
taxes
1—
Net
—V.
187,
570,
878,
pp.
>1,381,010
$4,006,427
'
3,163,839
3,465,484
,
'.
one
caused
was
by
for
share
new
five
each
market conditions,
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.—Report New HighsNew
in net premiums written, assets and losses paid were
March 10 bv Franklin B. Tuttle, Chairman of the Hoard,
F.
York,
President,
of
this company and Centennial
highs
on
Miles
and
Rys.
Z
;
1501.
p.
Plans
—
"r
New Headquarters
'
directors have
office
announced
building
and
decision
a
parking
build
to
r.
combined
a
immediately
garage
head*
south
pf
Station in
downtown
Montreal, Canada.
■
Z-fCost ;of the project, which will consist of three garage floors above
existing', soiith plaza of the station, carrying three office floors
above, Mth'4 narrower 10-story tower superimposed at: the'Mansfield
t.
the
,f
end, is.'estimated at, $15,400,000.
"v
t/V
Request ..lor .authority to (procatu with the project is included In
CNR's 1958 Budget and the Government has given special approval
of this item to/facilitate an early start, on the construction.
Wor^
the
^. %
it
held." The
shares
Z
;Z on vthe. foandatiahs- ia starting immediately.—V.
Canadian Prospect
said.T—'V.; 187,
was
'
•.»
postponement /
'•
;; ••'V/
reported
below.—V. 186,
Ltd.
National
Street
company has postponed a proposed sale of 112,565 shares of
stock to Its shareholders of record
March '20/1958 at,;'the
of
upon
recently
Gas, Ltd.—Exchange Offer—
Central
common
rate
based
otnerwise,
/.
454, and 141.
Bishop Oil Co.—Offering Postponed— Z ,• v:?,
The
The
quarters
'1,493,327.;
operating income
.—
after charges—______—___———
believe,
to
and
being
Building—
3,559,100
$3,794,530
taxes-
operaung
Net
are
Canadian Prospect,
Canadian
20,233,257
3,303.000
—
of the stocks of Canadian
reason
distributed in the United States in
registration requirements of the Securities Act, of 193S.
currently
or
has
investigations
its
'
1958 ; ' •
T957 ^
$30,849,041 $29,179,794 ">■
/
_
_
_
in
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
is composed
Commission
Canadian- Export
See
Atlantic
the
obtained
violation of the
,
'
/.
which
information
prices
producers."
•
:
Net working capital of the company during 1957 increased $316,480
to $32,404,980.
The current ratio at year-end stood at 5.7-compared
goods
,
the
design,
outdoor
Ebasco, will consist of
110,000 kilowatts eacn.—V.
by
The Canadian Restricted List
mill
cotton
a
.
.
;, The
'"'V.
••
186,
o.":'
-
2850.'"Z
p.
*•
».
J
*
Ltd.—Exchange Offer Extended—*7.
Midwest StocK: Exchange
March 19 received-notice from 'thlsf
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Acquisition—
/ ;
•i
corporation; that the. offer to exchange.. its shares, for shares of. Ca4,
Ltd. on the basis of 2>/z
shares of Canadian
Douglas Jocelyn, President of Plastray Corp., and S. D. Den Uyl,*, /nadian Export Gas
Prospect for one share of Canadian Export has been extended to 3:30'
President of
Bohn
Aluminum
&
Brass
Corp.,
Jointly, announced on
■
on
.
p.m..; <MST>;- April 10,
1958," With-reservation of the right to iurthe#
of the outstanding stock of Plastray/
—a leading manufacturer of plastic housevare.
..extend .said exchange oJter- if so desired, j vHvv
v:-v'.,•• *;j
For purposes of the exchange, shares of Canadian Export should bd
Plastray Corp. distributes its own products in the United states. In
sent *td tne Crown Trust Co., 227 Eighth Avenue, West, Calgary, Al*
Canada, it distributes through its subsidiary, Plastray CoV (Canada) Ltd.
Vberta, . Canada, or to the .forwarding agent;-:..United States ! Trusfc
Piastray Corp. makes more than 80 different houseware products
such as ice cube trays, canister sets, refrigerator dishes,' • wastebaskets,
ZCo. of New York, 37 Broad Street, New York, N. Y.—V. 187, - p. 326,
16 that Bohn has acquired all
Jan.
.
Co.
Insurance
totaled $34,385,000, up from $32,305,000
recorded the year previous.
Consolidated assets at year-end were at
a
record $82,264,000, against $78,222,000 ayear earlier.
Policyholders'
surplus on a statutory basis decreased by $146,000 to $27,040,000.
Losses
paid
in
1957
amounted
to $21,803,000, compared with
$18,505,000 disbursed in 1956.
Atlantic paid 99,000 claims in 1957,
Net
written
premiums
over the 97,000 paid in 1956.
underwriting profit, calculated before dividends to policy¬
holders, amounted to $430,000 in 1957, compared with $492,427 the
year before.
Messrs. Tuttle and York noted that while tnis profit
was
low in relation to the volume of business being done, it was
increase
an
.
.
etc.
Plastray
also
custom
molding for
the
refrigeration ana
The plant is
at Walled Lake,-Mieh.—V., 187,
does
industries.
automotive
454.
P.
■ •;
V/
-v.
Stuart
satisfactory result in view of the abnormally
the property and casualty insurance fields.
a
Combined
losses
loss
and
adjustment
high claim ratips in
incurred,
expenses
-
Bond
Period End. Feb. 28—
written
stocks,
to
unearned
and 20.5%
in
stocks.—V.
common
185,
after,,
$22,065,000,
1150.
p.
of
Sewing:
Inc.—Debentures All Sold.—
on March 18 that its $1,100,convertible subordinated debentures, due
Centers,
6%%
1973, at par, offered on March 7 tnrough Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co. was completely subscribed within 48 hours.
Herbert
increase
debt
Kern, Atlas President,
the company's working
said
the proceeds will be used to
capital, to be applied to reducing
and
to open new retail outlets.
He said the company already
negotiated leases for new stores which will open soon in Waoliington, D. C,, St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo.
has
debentures
The
share.
Optional
convertible
are
call
Binking fund at par.
into
stock
common
at
$6.25
a
prices ruiige from lu6.50 to *.ar and for the
For further details, see V. 187, pp. 1202 and 1089.
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The corporation has called for redemption on April 1, next, for the
account of the sinking fund, $22,000 of 5% convertible debentures, due
Aug. 1, 1961, at 100%, plus accrued interest.
Immediate payment will
be made at the City Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.—V.
187, p. 878.
Period End. Mar. 1—
1958—5 Weeks—1957
Bales
$3,903,286
$4,182,889
$7,363,604
$7,581,880
187, p. 878.
End.
Dec.
31—
1957
Net
sales
Other
(net)____
1955
$
110,358,311
__
income
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1956
$
'
-
1954
$
*$
*
T
122,287,885 111,465,565 112,782,223
328,878
234,990
349,763
532,335
-
.
.
,
Edison Co.—Plans
said
March
on
added
He
issue
of
March; 18
*'
New
Financing—
/
determined
The
the
,
seemed
stock,
the directors
probable
but
the
exact
type
by market conditions.
net
proceeds
company's
would
plant
to
v
•.
short-term
pay
which
will
be
duplicate
a
the
of
first
?
.
on
Sonnabend
Mr.
of
18.75
cents
in
almost
announced
was
March
of
;
M.
the
the
5%
board
$15
has
voted
value
par
cumulative
post"
had
for release before April
Sonnabend
in
noted
totaled
losses
the
end
1955,'the
milii-n.
In 1
approximately $18
earnings amounted to
liminary
and
earnings from the
-
r
.
"
'
•
•
■
1958 levels."—V.
■
•
'
•
-
.6,
renders electric
of
area
an
from
the
sale
of
service
in
North
&
110,890,646
—
93,216,055
exps
GIVING
series
due
EFFECT
1979,_„;
series
series
due
1981a
3%%
due
TO
PRESENT
foreign taxes
,
income
on
9,060,000
Minority int. in sub. inc.
series
due
1938
due
stock:"
1979__
'
$43,930,000
*'
.
V Z
:
Z
20,100,000
15,000,000
- -
-
20,000,000
J
20,000,000
'''■
*
series.:
stock
•
.»-
(with
value)
par
•
Unlimited,
except by
respective indentures
"
•
earnings,
5,330,000 shs,
other
and
\
100,000 shs,
" 8,000,000 shs.
property,
6,498.209
5,301,995
42,661
'
amounts
of
the
1988
Halsey, Stuart &
Inc.
>
500,000
Anderson & Strudwick__
&
200,000
Peck_________
&
a
Mullaney, Wells & Co.^"_ ' $250,001);
Patterson,
Copelapd .&
•
/
Kendall,Inc.aZ
ZV'- 150,0(W
Penington,
$4,200,000
Adams
'. Bache
bonds: *
1
;
-
•
Co.__
.
1,000,000
Bacon, Whipple &
Co.__
J.
Barth
J.
C.
&
Co
Colket & CO.
Raffensperger,
400,000
-&
500.000
Salomon
income
8,583,803
4,818,948
7,998,599
4,512,653
3,693,902
6,035,765
4,084,544
Earnings per share
$2.67
$2.49
$2.02
$1.88
were
Dividends
$1.50
$1.40
$1.15
$1.27
figures
$16.68
$15.60
dividends
on March 10 reported that sales for "the'year ended
1957 reached a new record high of $38,325,616 despite some
general business conditions.
This compares with sales of
share
per
Book value per share
$17.84
CONSOLIDATED
BALANCE
ASSETS—
Cash
and
1957
securities
1956
1955
the
on
After
1956.
1,000,268
assets
plant property
Long-term
note
'
The
plans
company
Stockholders'
in
1958
offer
to
subordinated
stock
the
the ratio of
held.
Lehman
issue
an
debentures
underwriting.
Brothers
Arde
'
equity
to
1,140 000
6,000,000
6 000 000
Butler Brothers
201,832
187',852
Period End. Feb. 28—
53,594,600
50,108,791
47,304,482
9,615,909
of
$8,593,200
for each
18
of
of
new
record
shares
of
Securities
Foster
~"' "',
187, p.
$73,896,856 $70,666,083 $67,664,929 $64,248,243
NOTE—All figures,
—V.
except for 1957, represent or include, a combina¬
reported by Beech-Nut Packing Co. and Life Savers
their merger into Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc. on
Aug.
187,
of
Edward
J.
nounced:
cause
of
the
cancelling at the end of
Co.'s brand
marketing
babies,
formulas
shield.'
in
u.m_ge
(Gerber
lawsuits
Products
management
V. 187, p. 42.
Officer,
also
an¬
are
in
of
overall
a
his
Rss
sales
was
due
to
our
line
new
should be
of
being processed
on
March 19,
at Enciuo,
glass
carrying
the
Co.
of
are
Mr. Noble stated, "the
brought
and
the
H.
against
J.
opinion
Heinz
that
our
T
of
the
costs
appropriations
to
Co.).
the
nr-s-
has reoor'e-*
Legal
suits
are
by
two
new
G
&
Y
$9,495,431
Stores
$22,992,636 $19,361,192
beginning
Co.,
Oct.
involved
for
the
in
year,
the
the
1957.
1,
counsel
and
without
merit."—
your
Coloring-^-and
sales
the
throughout the
formation
world."—V.
Of
186,
an
p.
Satin
export
2471.
Canada Iron
Creme
Lower
*r
Net
i
burlap
and
generally
cotton
resulted
goods
In
*
Foundries Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
(far north excepted) of the Bank of Montreal.—V.
183, p. 1611.
and
reduced
of
volume
this
in
Canada Radium Corp., Ltd.—On Restricted List—
the
company
*121,475,701, the annual report disclosed.
for the year totaled
$1,785,862, which was equal, after
dividends, to $2.50 a common s*.u.e. In xo56 the
company
$2,749,308. equal to $3.88 per common share.
income
preferred
earned
prices
The
the
its
Securities
addition
Canadian
Ltd.;
Canada
Mmpre
Ltd.;
Go.____
200,000
200,000
F.
:
P
187,
S.
&
Co.
&
Inc
'300,000
300,000
750,000
.
Co.
Yantis &
1,400,000
200,000
Co., Inc.
200,000
1203.
p.
company earned $68,137 after taxes
in 1957, compared wiHl
in 1956, Earl E. Gray. President, reported on March lis
/
Earnings in 1957 were 18 cents a share on the 371,131 shares of
capital stock outstanding at year-end, compared with $1.34 a share Lot
1956, based on the same number of shares.
•
t
Sales
totaled
$25,121,239 in
the
latest
12-month
period, against
$25,249,549 in the preceding year, Mr. Gray said.
♦
<
Profits of the lithographing and steel
warehousing operations were
offset largely by losses from other
operations, he said.—V. 186, p. 2850.
.
Earnings
stock
of
and
the
Exchange
stocks
Restricted
of
List:
Commission
the
A.
Radium
L.
following
Johnson
Corp. Ltd.; Lake
C^rp.; Norseman Nickel
M^.ng
and Taurcanis
Mines
Ltd.
on
March
13
Canadian
Grubstake;
Z
Dolsan
Otter
Uranium
Corp.
Ltd.;
*
announced
companies
Mines
Regal
to
Mines
Ltd.;
Minerals
$1.11
of
per
share
the
on
outstanding at the end of 1957
Corp.—Earnings Up—
3,008,077
were
shares
reported
of
common
with
1956.
R.
Acker, President,
in the 1957 annual report to stock¬
further reported that, in summary, "1957 was a good
year
for
Central
Hudson; its earnings were maintained at a reasonable
level in
the
light of current conditions; its new financing was ac¬
$1.10 per share
on
compared
as
the 2,725,774 shares outstanding at the end of
Ernest
holders,
complished
provide for
on
a
the
Customer
satisfactory
continuing
usage
of
reflected in
as
gas
basis;
growth
and
its
of
total revenues for
facilities
the
electric
were
business
service
expanded
..."
to
J
continued
its
,
upward
1957 of $29,862,000, the highest
Mr. Acker noted, however, that
figure in the history of the company.
rate of growth in gas and electric sales was somewhat below
recently
established trends,
"reflecting principally some slowing down of the
country's economy experienced during the year.
We are confident
that
of
this
is
temporary
a
substantial
basis
industry
&
Company___
&
Hutchinson
Co.
—V.
trend
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, next, $69,0Q0
of its 5%%
sinking fund debentures, series B,- due April 15, 1969, at
.100%, plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at any branch in
Bemis Bro. Bag Co.—Sales and
Earnings Decline—
&
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc.
department
-
The
Canada
,
S.. Strauss
Wertheini
.
.
company's stepped-up adver¬
introduction and • exploitation
products—Beauty Set Curl Creme and Deluxe
Hair
extend
t™o
competitors
Weeden
986.
p.
"despite
tising
by
company
J,
Thomas
-
100,000
•
*1958—2 Mos.—1957
corporation finished fiscal 1957 with a net Income of $144,500,
than doubles last year's earnings, Martin L. Straus
II,
Chairman of t..e Board, announced on March 12.
"The
$76,703 income increase over
1956
was
made," Mr. Straus
said,
-
250,000
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Earnings Show Decline—
more
Formula
George A. Hormel
Beech-Nut label and
400,000
700,000
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
recaptured 'as
Beech-Nut meats for
-
This
t
"Within recent weeks,"
trip.;
Executive
Co.,
Walter Stokes & Co.__a_ :
250,000
Sons.
&
$498,986
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—Earnings Up Over 100%—
which
unprofitable contract to sell Swift &
an
baby meats
Much
begins this month on
??., packaged
Hormel
decrease
1956
of
Beech-Nut
Coi
Chief
and
t
■
"Primary
Chairman
Company___
manage
This
Noble,
&
Garrett &
&
200,000
Nicolaus
Inc. /______
250,000
300,00(j
500,000
J
Stifel,
400,000
Co.i__
Meyer
Fox
v
&
&:
amounts
Corp. prior to
1, 1956.
Corp
Frank,
/
400,000
-i
;
Brothers
Stern,
150,000
1,400,000
Marshall
2,000,00#
100,000
Scribner
'
Stern
Gregory & Sons
Kenower, MacArthur
co.
I
;
1202.
*1958—Month—1957
$11,346,527
sales
&
•
■•-
Corp.
Hutzler
Scott, Horner & Co.___
Singer, Deane &
700,000
' Z:
250,000
' ' ; t
;
;
&
Bros.
McMaster
15-year
April 2,
.
250,000
.
Michigan
Freeman
common
Goldman, Sachs & Co. will
100,000
Corp.
Merle-Smith
First
both
(& Subs.)—February Sales Up—;Z*
Sales
♦Includes
Co.,
earnings
1956,
presently*; outstanding.
shareholders
Bulover, Chairman of the Board, died
184, p. 2222.
500,000
57,264,267
&
of
Calif.—V.
207,984
Total
and
See also V.
10,854,306
5,500,000
in
400,000
r
Go.__-
Schmerta
Inc.__
First
Co.—Rights to Subscribe
$100 debenture
one
6,000,000
500,000
payable
shares
common
dividends,
$3.04
Co
Co.___i
as
1957
Robert
10,863,499
Minority int. in sub
with
year
2366.
p.
convertible
$67,664,929 $64,248,243
LIABILITIES—
10,632,589
the
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.—Chairman Dies—
$73,896,856 $70,666,083
Accts. pay. and accruals
Notes payable, currents
for
preferred
compared
as
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1954
$19,159,979 $10,379,862 $10,336,694
7,776,730
8,026,143
7,336,570
26,992,868
31,515,136
29,236,839
600,400
766,843
825,721
833,885
260,892
105,145
161,054
139,038
14,768,527
15,864,518
16,757,013
16,365,217
Total
£
in
share
common
$2,440,303
'
current
of
based
186,
3,077,017
per
to
&
Dick &
:
,
however,1
&
Cunningham,
,
22,819,194
Investments
tion
with
1956.
year
decreased,
$2.40
—V.
:Courls
.
AT!.DEC. 31
7,804,382
Inventories
Net
$14.72
.
compared
$27,643,461
Accounts receivable
Other
SHEET
for the
Earnings
Bradford
.Branch, Cabell &
Clayton Securities
'
'150,000
Hughes-"
Inc._
Co.,
'
in
$37,323,124
Net
Cash
--1
-
series
Co.
_'—
(
company
31,
decline
of
provisions
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
.to
purchase
from
the
company
the
following ^-respective principal
(Charles) Bruning Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.—Earns. Off-^Dec.
shi
237,259
;
:
-
,
This
T
7,049,363
51,481
of
Outstanding
/
w.
.
$5 cumulative, (without par value)^ 300,000 shs.
Serial; cumu. (without par value)
200,000 shs.
the
and
'
.There have been called for redemption as of April 1, 1958, all of the
outstanding first mortgage serial bonds, dated April 1,-1949 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Mutual Bank &
Trust
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
"
:
•••'
.
8,650,000
39,902
30,788
th$
FINANCING
1982-..
*
Broadway Baptist Church, Indianapolis, Ind.—To Re¬
deem Bonds—
z
Z
/
; Z
z
122»616,763 111,700,555 113,131,986
105,928,262
98,101,502 101,751,565
of
Carolina
Authorized
Common
'.
Total income
Oper. costs and
$9,000,i
proceed^
30,000 square miles and a population
.
Federal
bonds
the
promissory note,
y
series
$4.20
sales
/
in
4Va %
"ompany
185, p. 2554.
Ji
to repay approximately
$4,375,000
2,000,000.
"
/
'
mortgage bonds:
'Preferred
and
$2,297,690 or «2.53 per
outstanding after deducting the amount of
preferred dividends.
Mr. Sonnabend
said
that pre¬
for 1957 "indicate considerable improvement in both
figures
'
used for construction purposes. The balance
applied to the construction of new facilities.
2/8 %.
,
another'"sign¬
of
proceeds
a
■
-
,
common'stock
accumulated
sales
At
is
net
and
3%%
3 '/a %'
-,
♦
payment
were,
Carolina
•/First
.
1.
dividend
of
$29,226,177
of
the
development.
Botany's
accumulated
that
the
loans
pre¬
action," Mr. Sonnabend declared;- 'Teflects favorable
and earnings for
1957
and
our
outlook ..for
1958.
Preliminary figures indicate that sales and profits in 1957 hit all-time
highs for Botany Mills."
He said that final 1957 sales and earnings
Mr.
of
CAPITALIZATION
<•
convertible
sales
would be ready
v.-hicn
Z
payment
board's
of
C.
!.
;
..
*
'
BUSINESS—Company
The
dividend, first payment on the
preferred
sinee
1952, is payable to stockholders of record April 1," 1958, pay¬
able April 10, 1958.
"The
t
temporary bank
South
October,
reports
'
•approximately
stock.
ferred
4%.
to yield
EARNINGS—Operating revenues in 1957 totaled $66,998,000 and not
income was $11,493,000. Earnings for the
year covered fixed charges
6.44 times. ~v
V'
•-•/-'/•; •*
ryZ
'
:
,
qcarterly
a
'
proceeds Will be
has been declared by the
Sonnabend,- Chairman
and
years
A.
./•„
that
said
on
six
by
bid of 101.51%.
on a
•
PROCEEDS—Part
4 unit with
into service-in late 1959.-'
18.
'
r t
will be Used by Carolina Power & Light
-000
'
dividend
it
President
interest,
accrued
Brothers,. 100.849; W. C. Langley & Co. and' First Bostoa
(jointly), 100.7199, and Blyth & Co., Inc., 100.3099.
bonds are redeemable at the option of the company at priced
■ranging from 106.30%
to 100%, and for the improvement fund at
prices rapging from 102.18% to 100%.
Botany Mills, Inc.—Resumes Preferred Dividend—
The
and
Tne
borrowings for
186, p. 939.
directors,
offere^
Corp.
be
present number
go
19
Lehman
an
would
program.
capability of 145,000 kilowatts and will
a
March
on
Five runner-up bids, all naming a 4'/a% coupon, were-received fot
the bonds/as follows: Kidder, Peabociy & Co. and Merrill Lyncn, Pierce,
'.Fenner &. Smith (jointlyc, 101.4099; Equitable Securities Corp., 101.3699$
Mr. Dignan stated that capital expenditures for 1958 will be between
$29,000,000 and $30,000,000, down from $38,600,000 in 1957. The largest
project is the continuing construction of unit number 5 at the Mystic
—v.
associates
first mortgage bonas due;March
I
..
.
recommend
financing
;
.
used
be
expansion
will
of
£
j
/-
•
it
and
ZThis offering was oversubscribed and the books closed*
iTne group was awarded the issue at competitive sal©
$52,505,962 $56,716,905
18.
that
preferred
Co. -Inc.
&
$20,000,000 of 4 y$%
;-T988::atf;i02.172%
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$4,644,413
company
\
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc. (&
Year
y/--;
will probably recommend to stockholders $25,000,000 of
financing in the coming summer, Thomas G. Dignan, President,
the
1958—9 Weeks—1957
•
878.
p.
Boston
This
share
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Off—
—V.
187,
Station
Atlas
This corporation reported
000
$3,701,988
—V.
new
compared with 33.9% in 1956.
premium reserve amounted
34.9%
was
Consolidated
1958—Month—1957
Sales
reinsurance,
were
62.3%
of net
earned premiums compared with
61.5%
in
1956.
The
ratio of expenses incurred
to net premiums
compared with $20,633,000 in 1956.
Gross premiums written in 1957
were
$46,494,000, compared with 1956's $43,437,000.
At year end, the Atlantic executives reported, consolidated invest¬
ment portfolio approximated $65,400,000,
compared to $62,000,000 at
the close of 1956.
The Investments, they reported, consisted of 71.6%
In
United
States Government
and
other bonds;
7.9%
iu preferred
Stores, Inc.- -February Sales Off—
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,
;
ZZ't'^Z
.
Statutory
for
Mr.
our
growth
fut :re
in
situation
the
planning."
and
Central
that
our
Hudson
long-range
form
area
'
forecasts
a
sound
.
Acker
reported that the company's construction activities were
at an all-time high and that about
$16,000,000 was spent last year
for the
expansion and improvement of its electric and natural gas
facilities.
almost
The
1958
constriction
$22,000,000; work on a
Point Steam Station
kammer
amount,
system
while
the balance
growth.—V.
187, p.
of
program
new
will
about
674.
electric
account
calls
for
generating
expenditures of
unit at Dans-
for
$13,000,000 of this
$9,000,000 is budgeted for normal
\
Volume-1.87
jU
Number
5727 ;The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
y
.
(1311)
•'iff-
.'J1
Central Wisconsin Motor Transport
CO.—Earnings Up-r RRACoi;.' a central Illinois
iwnnfhe
tw
ft
-w*
1
six Months Ended Dec, 31
'low1
-losr
■>
•••
1957'
-1957
,"1956 \;J., •«> "<,f the' capital .;s1;©ekv. attd
.1956
-
-
$2,936,278
3,016,640
2.766,344
^approximately.,.?©
tue capital'stock
sale
on
of
t'..
Net
operating profit
income
l,Net
of
-
profit before
income
■
Provision for income
$169,934
•-'/
15,609
r
Crl22,613
►
Cr262
v
leases
$207,986
...,
——-.2—.
merits. and
'the;,
.
$154,587
19,261
taxes—1;.
$227,247
taxes-———
,
$154,587
V-.
operates
over
territory [.served
Net-profit
78,625
61,700
$148,G22
™_:—_q.
Net income per share
'V.
of
164, p. 2011:
'
common
-$0.79
Years Elided December 31—
!•;■*
Merchandise
revenues-—
GIVING
*
revenues——
Operating
Dividends,'
rents
^^Commdif'^st'oek-^+nd;
■•value7 $50
170,335,566
16,759,854
'%*
'.
Total
-
Total
Revenues
-
^
money
Earnings
per
284,496,943
$8.36
7
-
ASSETS—
/
.
r.>:
r
•
-
•*;"s
>.
1967
'
i.
'
■
-T >f-1: ■if t
■
1956
i'-'
______v------------------,-.-and affiliated companies—
assets
571,577,388 ."t
35,253,177
27,958,615 1:
•'
r,-.'';;..v'v
V-;5'
—
—
Preferred
Earnings reinvested
in the
Total
assets
less
of
completed
of
in June
business
of
Gross
generally
revenues
started
In
1958
the
reflected
final
the
months
lower
of
lor
January and February 1958 totaled
with $63,519,000 for the same period last
year.
compared
for
'
.
year.
Hentz
&
Cullom
Co._
Despite
C&O's
and
freight rates,
However,
effort
and
continued
the
Income
net
C&O
never
and
railroad
cost
wage
financial condition
capitalized
for
consequently
material
be
may
before
it: Is
as
upward
traffic
increases
off,
been
nas
today.
results
in
1958,
&
J.
&
C.
Bradford
F.
Childs
C.
See
also
and
will
a
been
in
the past.'
natural
are
Brief
pauses
as
this country—and the
C&O—go on to greater heights.
nothing in 1958 that would disturb C&O's dividend rate of
quarter, $4 a year.—V. 187, p. 1203.
We
$1
it- has
-as.
see
a
.
,
..
■vj Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—To Sell
Ctfs.-r
^ Bids
expected to be received by this
company up
are
Qn March 26 for tne purchase from it of
Certificates
due in 30 equal semi-annual
1958
to April
1,
1973, inclusive.
$4,800,000
to
17
.
;
from
7
trust
Oct.
l',
cost
of
J
•
.
The company plans to purchase 750 steel box cars at
$8,000 each. The certificates will cover 80% of the cost.—V.
r
a
187, p. 1203.
-
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Bonds Sold
Mention was. made in our issue of March 17 of the
puolic
—
offering and sale
—
March 13 of $16,000,000 first mort¬
.series C, due Feb. 1, 1983 at 100% and
of underwriters headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Biyih
& Co., Inc. Further details follow:
V.
1947.
Its
The
principal
company
Lake
Micnigan
-from
the
Coast
the
on
cipal cities
the
south.
and
of
vast
to
is
Tlie
Dec.
10,
in Chicago, 111.
West
plains territory from
Mountains on the west, a,nd
the north to the Texas
Gulf
Middle
the
Rocky
on
not
company
Important
on
located
Minnesota
~
but also
office
the
east
Cities
Incorporated in Delaware
was
business
serves
on
Twin
company
agricultural
only
areas
of
Tucumcari,
N.
of
The
M.
-
.
the
rights,
..
track,
;
operates
637;17- miles
owned
of
and
second
and
205.46 miles
consisting
rights.
other
under
In
main
Twin
Cities,
Galveston.
Minn.,
*
and
and
•
*'
the
Gulf
ports
of
Houston
company also owns
leases in perpetuity the
--
•
approximately
95%
of
the
property of The PCoria
«Se
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert. President.
Published
twice
capital
United States,
NOTE:
U
8.
On account of
Possessions.
Territories
the fluctuations
in the
and
rate
stock
Bureau-Valley
(Reg. U. S.
a
1204.
p.
-
-
a letter of notification with
the
participating preferred stock to be
without
underwriting. The proceeds
-
new
S.
-
300,000
150>,000
stores
-
and
working,
capital.
100,000
-
'•
:
»,•
Inc.—,
Securities
100,000
Corp.
'
of
100,000
in
>
.
' 100,000
.&
Co
100,000
100,000
&
Co.,
Ca._
;100,000
Inc.
—
Co.,
&
at $1
No
wholly-owned
Company
100.000
minimum
a
Insurance
■
of
If,
bf
the
within
the
that' the'
The
Co
or
th6
'j
'
.
...
-
to
transact
of
a
offered
shall
shall" not
the
shares
sold
not
have
'been
amounts
under
many
licensed
by the
offering, after
Bank'of
shares
the
insur¬
do
business
in
CQmpany
deduption
Ninety
In
pay-
of
ex¬
percent
of
offered will be held
Charleston (Colum¬
.
Financial-Corp.
wllf engage'in Ml phases or the mortgage loan
business.
I.. ..ill specialize in the financing of church
property and
property of ministers, including cnurcn
bailings, ministers' residences,
and other
real-property as well as personal property used by ministers
churches, such as automobiles and household
appliances.
Loans
will be made both
on first
mortgages and on selected second mortgages
.ring property of these types.
Churchmen's Insurance-Co. will write all fornls of
cov
property Insurance,
casualty, physical damage and liability insurance, with
particular emphasis on property owned
by churcnes and clergymen.
including fire,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
fRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
i
(par
50
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
cents).
300,000 shs.
187, p. 326.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Subscription Agent—
The
First
scription
National
agent
shares of tne
In
City Bank of New York has been appoi t"d sub-:
with an offering of 450,923 additional
company's $8.50 par common stock to holders
11, 1958 on a one for 16 basis.
See
also V.
187,
connection
Cincinnati
March
/
to
the
is
and
f.
..
their
listed
is
reports of
the
on
York
Inc.,
New
of
own-
New
International,
stockholder, of
sole
;
announced
and
York,
_
associated
accordingly,
_
abuses
to
persons
the
and
thus
the
was
any
urged
person
management of Collins
of more than 10%
inside information fo*
of
use
which
trade
In
in
Section
of
the
addition,
it
was
the
fluctuations
unnatural
steps
which
16(a)
their
stock
cause
take
:
It
nor
ownership
the
management; of
to
or
'
.
requested.
applicants
with
their
in
stock.
was
derogation of any fiduciary
responsibilities,
no
securities.
was
intended
regard to the
that disclosure
urged
to acquire
company
t«J
large stock interest
without
in
the
additional
market
pr.ee
of
would
and
presents
failed
to
make
the
required showing- that their
equities which outweigh the
public interest in
protection afforded public Investors
by Section 16,"
stated, "would be seriously weakened if the
required
excused on so Insubstantial a
basis."—V. 187, p. 326.
positive
"The
Commission
disclosures were
.
to
received
this
if
or
'
J
of
.
,
Columbia Baking Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
"Stop Order"
Proceedings Dismissed—Name Changed—
—
200,000
as
sold
until as many as 200,000 shares
shall have been purchased
And paid for arid tne ihsurance
company shall have been licensed to do
business'in the State of South Carolina.
;
Churchmen'3 Financial Corp. was
incorporated in South Carolina on
Dec. 10, -1957.
Its- address is Post Office Box
6, Rock Hill, S. C.
'<■
In addition to
owning the stock of the insurance company, Church¬
—V.
;
.
17
Robin
alsp urged that disclosure
the
•
been
be
stock
of
disclosure.
purposes.
as
have
National
Common
rise
They
stock,
case
insurance
an
surplus, of $200,000 Is required.
It is presently
or
the
subsidiary will be Churchmen's
proceeds will be added to the general
bia Branch)
and
giving
had
acquisition
business, in South Carolina,
repaid pro rata to such purchasers.
all money received In
payment for the shares
being
in escrow by The South-Carolina
men's
1
Exchange Act of 1934 requires the
filing
by
officers, directors and large
(10%
reports
that,
name
States,
the
will
work
section
"•
*
or
Before
$1,075,000
new
are
made
applicable
to
the
persons
described
irrespective
of
a
specific showing that they have or can
obtain 'inside information'."
In
rejecting- applicants'
petition
for
confidential
treatment,
the
Commission ruled that
they had offered no proof in
support of their
assertions and
stock
common
,
formation
company.
1958,
more
for
of
of
dilute the equity interests of
other outside stockholders.
v'
Section
16,
the Commission
stated, was designed by Congress to
secure
the effective
prevention of unfair practices
by corporate in•siders.
To that
end, Section 16(a).* provides for "full
publicity" of
the corporate
holdings not only of officers and directors
but also of
10% owners.
Section 16(b) further
provides for the recovery in civil
actions, by or for the issuer, of
any profits resulting from short-term
trading by -such persons
in
the
equity
securities
of
the
issuing
company.
"Under this legislative
framework," the Commission ob¬
served, "public disclosure of these
corporate holdings is a fundamental
purpose and objective of the
Act, and the requirements of the
Plan—
shares
which
were
President
.
.
business
remaining
being
company
ment
In
Used
insurance
company and used for operating
12 months from Jan. 24.
stock
penses,
be
license
a
capital and
Co.
295,000
and
applicants
share to ministers and others closely affiliated
per
will
subsidiary
Contemplated
offered
stock,
the
lead
the
100,000
'
underwriting is involved.
obtain
can
24
Aikman
them
shares
Yarnall, Biddle
Jan.
on
Its.
might
100,000
—
&
new
Ownership Re¬
March
on
treatment"
of the Securities
with
Aikman
merits
„
Tyson
Woodward-Flwood & Co.
1203.
"confidential
&
might lead many
100,000
Dabney
of
negotiation
Commission
Comidential treatment, of
these reports
support thereof that neither of
prevent.
>
—
Townsend,
$775,000
the
_
thus
100,000
&
#
spending during December, January
awarded
The
its stock can in no
way result
their own
advantage and in
• %
&
Inc.
200,000
ior
of
Co
O'Connell
outstanding a year
undistributed profit
the
denying the request of two stockholders
stock-ownership
associated
&
Homer
of
the.outstanding
•
100,000
,
&
200,000
118,953 shares of
This compares with
shares
more) stockholders of
companies whose equity securities,
are listed
and. registered on a national
securities exchange.
In reports filed
the Commission on Jan.
10, 1958, applicants disclosed t.iat
are the beneficial
they
owners of 72,000 shares
of Collins & Aikman
or
stock,
approximately 13%' of
100,000
_
Corp
Turben
on
share.
55.7%
was
March.
.
$80,275
$21,700
.with
Joyce
Newburger, Loeb
earnings
per
101,831
lias-completed
.or
B.
Merrill,
,
backlog, including this
approximately $3,000,000.—V. 186, p. 2575.
Relsinl,
"f
Richards
250,000
200,000
during
at
.Section 16(a)
100,000
,
Share
,
are
I',"..'
stockholder
applicants
Nicolas.
'J
•
company
and
largest
as
compared
with
1957.\ After payment of
31,
cents
earninSs
Exchange.
The
100,000
Inc.
work
corporation
Stock
;
;
————
the
period
■
the
the $2.605 878
period.
Income
Anaheim, California
Inc., for the period.
low level in defense
a
.ersjilp, of Collins
100,006
#
this
'
on
Securities and
Exchange
issuance of a decision
this
100.000
North
earned
is
67%
fiscal
company's
stock,
86
were
share
per
stands
the
Kay,
200,000
the
this
by
months
$123,463,
The
,
150,000
Co._
was
exceeds
nine
Collins & Aikman
Corp.—"Insider"
ports Denied Confidential
Treatment—
;
John
250,000
by
president,
and
1957
months ended-Janl
on
the preferred
February,
now
.
Winslow,
250,000
Coleman,
after, taxes
spite of
•of 'new
*
'
250,000"
C.
sales
outstanding
cents
and
150,000
—
Fitch,
C. F. Cassell &; Co.,
Chace, Whiteside &
300,000'
T.
comparable
nine
in
:
150,000
Inc.—
profit
during
150,000
Co._
Co.,
Ashmun
Co.
•
to
company's history,
the
Beattie-Coleman,
150,000
Clayton
Co.__
proceeds
..
The Securities
the issuance of
[challenged
the
Securities
and
a
Exchange
decision
on
March
14
announced
"stop order" proceedings which
adequacy of disclosures contained In a
registration
statement
filed
by
this
(now
company
Bakeries), covering a proposed
offering to its stockholders of
voting trust certificates
representing 26,768 shares of Columbia's com¬
stock at $25 per share.
While ruling that the
mon
registration statement failed to make satisfac¬
tory disclosures,' particularly with respect to the
circumstances sur¬
rounding the prior repurchase of the 26,768 shares from
interests which
had acquired the stock from
Columbia's former Board Chairman
at
$41 per share, the Commission
determined to permit withdrawal of th©
regisi ration statement and dismiss the
proceedings because, the defi-j
ciencies stemmed
largely "from the manner of presentation rather than
a concealment
of facts, disclosure of the
principal matters involved in
the deficiencies was made to
stockholders subsequent to the
close of
the hearings, and the
company has abandoned the proposed
The
In
Commission
support
of
also cited
its
developments since the close
offering.
of
action.
the
hearing
The. principal deficiencies related to the disclosures
concerning the
circumstances surrounding Columbia's
repurchase in February, 1956, of
26,767 of 27,767 shs. formerly held
by Board Chairman Tracy C. Weltmer
and members of his
family. The Weltmer inter sts (27,767
shares) had
been acquired at $41
per share by Phoenix, Inc., a Georgia
corporation
controlled by Granger Hansell and
other members and
employees of
price
Ills law firm;
The
was
substantially in
excess
of
the then current
market quotations for the
stock, and most of the purchase price was
financed by Phoenix bank
borrowings.
Thereupon, the Weliniers re¬
signed as officers and directors of the
company; Mr. Hansell became
a
director; and Ogden A. Geilfuss continued as a director
and Presi¬
dent; and Guy M. Babst continued as a director. All
but 1.000 of th©
27,767 shares were then reacquired
by Columbia from Phoenix for
$1,143,890, or $42.73 per share (Phoenix's
cost, plus interest on its
bank loan).
On the basis of the current
quoted market bid prices,
Columbia paid
approximately
.
Commission
dismissing
and
accuracy
Act
Southern
of
Clark
r
Equipment Co.—To Manufacture in Brazil—-
This company, through its wholly-owned
subsidiary, Clark Equipment
International, C. A., has joined with the Brazilian firm of Maquirias
Piratininga to form a new company which will manufacture a..d dis¬
tribute
in
■
Clark's
line
of
Brazil;
The
materials
handling and construction equipment
'
Equally hy
Its
.
.'
-
-
V
.
•
'
firm, Equipamentos Clark Piratininga* S. A., is owned
Clark Equipment International and Maquinas
Piratininga.
new,
headquarters
are
in Sao
Paulo.
According 'to W. E'.
Schirmer, Vice-President and General Manager
Equipment International, the new company wlU manufacture
line of fork trucks and other materials
handling equipment
of -Clark
Clark's
before the end of the
year, and will control distributorships in certain
major industrial areas.
Production of the "Michigan'1 line of con¬
struction equipment-machinery is scheduled for 19 i9.'
•
'
.■
'■
Maquinas Puaclnihga, also headquartered in Sao Paulo, manufactures
hydraulic presses, metalworking equipment and related
machinery. A
Patent Office)
William
the
$400,OoO
more
shares.
ti.an
tne
market
'
B.
According to the decision,
value
'
the Columbia prospectus failed to disclose
that the motivation behind
this series of transactions was to oust Mr.
Weltmer from control and install Mr. Geilfuss
as its actual, rather
than
nominal, chief executive officer due to dissatisfaction with
Mr. Weltmer's management
resulting from declining earnings in 1954 and 1955.
Nor was there proper disclosure of the
effect of the transactions upon
Columbia's financial condition.
As a result of a $1,600,000 bank bor¬
rowing by Columbia to finance the reacquisltion of stock from
Phoenix;
its current liabilities at June
16,
1956,
amounting
to
$3,225,234,
ex¬
ceeded its current assets of
$2,630,000. While these figures were shown,
in the financial
statements, the Commission stated disclosure should
have been made in the text of the
prospectus of the extent to which
Columbia's, working capital position had deteriorated in relation to th©
general practice in the Industry as a result of the
stock. -In
their
Yiew
effect
Columbia,
thereto
reacquisltion
also
upon
the
should
the
of
the
Commission
have
unusual
nature
of
the
transactions
Members
of
of exchange,
Pan-American
been
management and financial position of
observed, the significant facts with respect
clearly
stated
in
the
forepart
of
the
pro-
Dana Company,
Union,
$65.00
per
year;
in Dominion of Canada.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
$68.00
3, 1879.
per
year
Other
Countries, $72.00
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
of
and
control,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570
Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and PuWisher,
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other office: 135 S. La 8alle Street, Chicago 3, niinoia
Dana Company
Reentered as second class matt r February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
week
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B
in
and
•
.
The
;
&
__
Barret,
.
track¬
and
the
net
record
3,686.13 miles of side tracks, consisting of 2.738.23
miles owned and-349.90 miles under
trackage rights.
'
| The company owns one-half of the capital stock and indebtedness
and is a joint lessee of the
property of Burlington-Rock Island RR.
Go., which owns approximately 225 miles of road in. the. State of
Texas. As a result, the
company has single line direct rail service
between
150,000
i
Cunningham, Sclimertz
&
Co., Inc.—.
FaUset," Steele &; Co.—
Hulme,._Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc._
Indianapolis Bond
Co., Inc.
churches.
The
1203.
-
v
share),
opening of
't,ar"er^,rn^u,de(1 in
of
$200,000
200,000
;
Co—
& Co.,. Inc.
Stieglitz—™
&
Corp.^Registers Thrift-Stock
(par 50 cents)
with
>
of
trackage
company
tracks, consisting of 431.71 miles
age
respec-
•
'
300,000
Sons—
corporation
p.
operates 7,630.62 miles of first main
miles owned and 498.19 miles under
7,132.43
of
there
,
company
addition
per
tnv
for
$543,576"'. of
•common
Churchmen's Financial Corp. (S.
C.)—Stock Offered—
prin¬
the
,
(The
&
•
I
territory traversed
the
Co.——;
Brothers
Corp.
C.
In
dividends
04
corporation..filed a registration statement with -the
SEC
on
March 14, 1958,
covering $10,000 000* of interests or participations in
its "Thrift-Stock
Ownership Prograih," together with 175,000 shares of
Chrysler common stock which
may
be acquired pursuant thereto.—
V.'"187; p. 1203.' "'
'
" "
"
"
In
of
purchase,
..
most
obtains
ports
&
Co.
&
p.
of
.
.
-
serves
traffic moving via rail and water
througn the Texas
Galveston, Texas City and Houston.
*
The company
serves
important gateways on the east at Chicago,
fit. Louis and Memphis,
and
on
the
west
at
Denver, Colo,
and
Gulf
principal
Arthurs, Lestrange &
250,000
187,
Net
earned
This
interest tnrougn a group
BUSINESS—The
(
on
5?2%. bonds,
gage
^ccruea
and. the
to
agreed
.
<
•
(CST)
noon
equipment
installments
1983)
300,000
•
&
&
Chrysler
v.
■one
more
consider
for C&O in the future
good
1,
Kormendi
_
the
in
incJ^fs
$16,000)000
'■
ance
good movement of coal is expected.
The outcome in volume and
profits of a single year Is always
difficult to predict than the general trend.
That trend we
on
be
($10
Used
According
,
Hayden; Miller &
'
funds
physical
a
programs
of
400,000
DeHaven &
Townsend,
Crouter &; Bodine—"
-
sound
so
reduction
par
be
■reported
•
-
Fulton' Reid
>400,000
Co.J_'_'__r___
Joseph Walker
business
may be down.
the advances in
than
Feb.
Halle
250,000
Putnam
too.
in
Cost
in
general,
greater
C
..
.
.
400,000
—
Davis
"
income
the
two
months
was
$5,047,000, equal to 62 cents a common
$bare, compared with $8,247,000, equal to $1.02 a
share, a year ago.
Cyrus S. Eaton, Chairman of the Board, and Walter
J.
Tuohy,
President, in the annual report for
1957
which
was
sent
to
the
Company's 92,000 shareholders said in part: „.' ' ■
With
,
A
&
Shelby
11
Activity,
_
Gq.1vL;___ ■v*J.
Courts
$54,958,000,
Net
187,
185, p. 819.
income
*
level
last
which
11 flled
of 6%
•subsidiary, Beattie-Colemari, Inc.
fa issuance
The
r 400.000
&, CoV_^r__i*_
Inc..
■...
„
that
of
President
In
Coleman
Engineering Co., Inc.—Report Record
Income
'-r,Tj?tal.inco??e
$4.3&!>.^33 ior the nine months ended Jan.
.1958.
31
44,274,050';'■
Emanuel, Deetjeu & Co.
Fkhey, Clark & Co.,
First Cleveland -
-
•
Denton,
when
"
months
59,973,000
Stern
400,000
•.
Henry Herrman & Co._l
year.
two
be
I
of the Public
"
;
.400,000
Lemon & Co.1
M.-Kidder &rCo.; Inc.
Ellis & SimmonsBurns Bros. &
ccrrent
country
this
at
to
-V.
16,000,000
have
400-.000
—_.L_^
the
jt' Earnings for the first
they
_
Blunt
—43,864,626
45,105,518
$88,000,000 spent in 1957 went for the new
$5,500,000
classification yard
at
Russell, Ky.;
the
Car
Location
Information
Center
(CLIC> at Huntington), W. Va., that
shepherds C&O's 28,000
merchandise cars as well as cars from other
railroads; "world's fastest
longshoreman," the new $8,500,000 bulk materials import
pier
at
Newport News, Va., and the $7,000,000 coal
loader, which was started
In 1957 at Toledo,
O., and will be the fastest in the
Some
will
countries
Commission—
purchasers-of" the company's first
400,000
&
Johnston,
J.
—
Australia.—V.
covering 30,000 shares
«•
offered
-
178,000
.
due
500,000
•
*A.
1,087,032,626 1,040,055,078
- (current
-
i
Co:?, Inc.
Co.,*,
&.Co._—_
Alstyne,'Noel'& Co.
Goodbody & Co.i__—
business———I—— 371,372,186 333,920,152
:—
Working capital
liabilities)
the
C,
&
Van
28,895,073
5,364,000
8,609,240
207,993,875 205.588,387
____!
7
.
Rand
co.
26,503,448
stock
and
QiP!rr'!rati0M!\March
In
F.'
H.
vacations, claims and other
stock
Common
:
'i-750,000
Riter
">
>'
of
(Harry) Cohen
Merchandising Corp., New York, N. Y.
Files With
Securities and Exchange
2,921,509 shs.
600,000
-Reynolds
28,049,515
33,270,976
41,366,871
52,365,932
4,114,423
'4,046,754
212,419,000 214,827,000
189,849,308 158,531,564
—
Estimated pensions,
liabilities
'•
,
Ll—U
•
$45,672,000
effect
-
.
.»;>
&
McDonnell & Co.__
1,087,032,626 1,040,055,078
Payrolls, materials and services^.
Income, property and other taxes
Interest and dividends—
Mortgage bonds
Equipment obligations
of
which
;fDlfows; '. '■/
'iMllon,^ Union
Co.1'
'•
6,005.880,-,,>6,493,802
Total
.LIABILITIES— i"
C
---
Huttdn. &'.Co.'i_'Lr>" 400,000
-W. C. Langley.
&i^.—_' r 400,000
Laurence Mi ..Marks &
.: :
v
923,063,"040 864,985,439
40,568,271
33,786,657 ?
Investments in sub.
i
E.
...
60,213,694
32,224,813
supplies.^—24,956,928
4neti
Drexel
■
.
and short-term investments
Amounts owed bv-customers and
otlxers_______
Rezende,
number
of
in Hands
_
as
-
-
-
Cash
Other
are
R. • S.Dickson v
^"9*
$8.28
•
J'.
Materials -and
£'•
itOv
Burnham
stock—i.—_
32,279,910 ^28.945,714
referred
preferred stockZIZZZ" -5 •«-'21'9i»47^ 3'45 "245
.
de
the
seven
3
manufacturing Clark's equipment overseas
Sim¬
are
now
in
effect
in
England, France, Belgium
arrangements
Germany, Japan
stock
.
-
common
on
Ishare.
common
:
•
Bhearsbn,-Hummill
—J 67,566,623' V 66,735,879
RWttwr
BALANCE SHEET IbKjnfirMWRR.'- 51
DECEMBER' 31
Properties
stiare)>_—
per
Securities;# Co.w—*— $1,700,000
•Blyth- &- Co., Ipc.______
1,700,000
Francis T. duPont & Co.
13,920,560.. 12,505,023
„
part
$926,000
i
■jf*
26,732.581. 24,910,327
—
Ji Net earnings
Cash dividends paicT on
Cash on dividends paid
1980
of,;DecJ-3i> 1957,Zbut giving,
■Eastman
31,600,000'^38,500,000
Property .and other taxes——i—————
borrowed
As
lively,"-
427,148,172
expenses——
._™, 299,904,055
U. S. -and Canadian income
taxesUi—_i
on
£
parj!ivalue—stated
nmount-.of' Such; bonds
>
ll—439,723,799
operating
Interest
v.
—i—1——-I—1 432,330,368 418,727jOSS '•■•■■'J PURCHASERS-—The names
A- mortgage 5%
^Wbonds,' /series
income,7,393,431
8,420,189
other
,
brings to
ship-
FINANCING
by
Company
obligations^.
14,282,085 V14.803,125 'of
xeiries. C. b<hidk. V
revenues
and
Edidpment
'r'-t
*
168,618.244
.
.
PRESENT
action
foreign licensees
;are
TO
Owned
232,690,185 218,943,335
j—
Other freight-^ services-^—
•Passenger -services q—
vprTotal
$
The
.are
ilar
in
of
the firm,
Dr.- Jorge
Equipamentos Clark
Piratininga.
of
Co.,
Motor
freight
the"-capital,
of
director
of
all
RR.
Island
highways
:
EFFECT
Series, ;C,, ,5 Va-tyf:due Febi'l, 1983
^.^O^year^rv^.dfebs^'diie March L 1995
"1956
line
a
111.;
Pullman
all
Outstanding
Series A,' 2ddeJan."-1,
195T'l.
of
company; one-half
road which owns
-
r
coke
Co.,
Peoria,
.
'•First mortgage f bonds-^-
and
miles
.-.v:
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.--1957 Earnings Hi
Coal
route
$92,887
rv
$0.50
stock———2_
.,r"
6,440
miles;
Terminal
the vicinity of
property of The
the
by
5ATTON
■v
Peoria
in
the
45
Waterloo RR. Co., a
approximately 97 miles of
track ins; the,:
vicinity of Waterloo, Iowa; and 9.09 %
of the capital
stock .of Illinois Terminal ,Co. which
serves the St. Louis-East
St. LouisAlton mrea with line haul
operations from fhat area to various
points
In central Illinois.
~
r
——L
-
.
of
operating
rand'
•„k»f
_
1*
subsidiary™
>16,036
v
T'
■
Net
.:s
$101;409 =
_____—ci—iq7
equipment™....—__7—:L_:L_—
miles
approximately
-east,.-Chicago; all of the- capital stock of' The
Rock
.^-Transit Co., ovhich .principally handles
less-than-carload
~
Gaiii
covering
bonds
>
$3,118,049
^Net operating income.
line
per
year.
Subscriptions
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1312)
Commonwealth Telephone Co., Dallas, Pa.—Stock Of¬
including the fact that Columbia would suffer a substantial
resale of the stock at $25 per share.
deficiencies, found by the Commission were: (1) failure, in
connection with reference, in the prospectus, to an indicated 49.3%
increase in net sales from 1950 to 1955, failure to discuss at that point
the decline (reflected in a table of earnings) in net income from $432,373 in 1951 to *323,534"in 1955; (2) failure adequately to describe the
condition of certain of Columbia's plants; and (3) failure to show in
the text of the prospectus that the $6,498,050 liquidation preference
on the outstanding Columbia preferred exceeded by $2,725,839, the total
.capital stock and surplus of the company and that the common stock
spectus,
loss from the proposed
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and asso¬
underwriting a new issue of 71,200 shares of
$10 par value common stock, which the Commonwealth
Company is offering to stockholders. Stockholders have
the right to subscribe for the issue at the rate of one new
ciates
for each
1958.
The
b^oHowtogkconclusion
of the hearing, Columbia advised the Commis¬
offering had been abandoned; that the pertinent
facts with respect to the WeHmer-Phoenix-Columbla transactions had
been communicated to Columbia's stockholders
(after1 suit had been
Instituted in February, 1957, by stockholders of the company against
the directors of the company, Weltmer and Phoenix charging conspiracy
and wrongful diversion of Columbia's assets); that some of the reac¬
quired stock had been distributed to employees as bonuses and the
balance is to be distributed to stockholders in lieu of cash dividends;
that the bank loan has. been paid through long-term financing with an
insurance company; and that the present management had solicited
and obtained stockholder approval and ratification of the actions of its
officers and directors with respect to the weltmer stock.
Under the
circumstances, including the nature of the deficiencies found, the Com¬
mission determined to grant the requested withdrawal of the registra¬
tion statement and dismiss the stop order proceedings.—V. 184, p. 1579.
Columbia Coliseum Corp., Pasco,
i
PROCEEDS—Net
The
PRESENT FINANCING
:
The
the
corporation
at
the
In
dissolution
or
of
The
The 5%
class-for-class basis.
Worth
v.
the
at
187, p.
time
of
P.
filed
with
for
simplification
step in the corporate
the
program
increased
ferred
See
in
1957.
-
in 1956 of- $76,232, which after payment of pre¬
equal to 12 cents a share on the 353,851 out¬
shares.—V. 184, p. 1513.
common
Mack
Trucks, Inc.
Gas
System
realignment was begun
2% years ago. Its purpose was to make each operating subsidiary of
the system/ subject to only one regulatory authority and
thereby
facilitate and reduce the costs of this regulatory supervision. >
•*, -"
'trader, this program all of the company's retail distribution properties
In 'Hew York State have
been
combined 'into
A
single- company',
Columbia.Gasrif New York/Inc., and. similar properties in Kentucky
have been combined into Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.
1'
program
of
*
.The
program
of
.
realignment
subsequently
will
be
extended
to
Colombia's
subsidiaries in .West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland:
Following completion, of • the two steps involving Ohio Valley, that
company;will,purchase gas at wholesale from United Fuel for distribu¬
tion in two counties in the southern part of the state, and from
.
Manufacturers for distribution in five counties in the eastern part of
Ohio.
Interstate
transmission
facilities
of
United
Fuel
and
Manu¬
facturers will continue to be subject to FPC regulation.—V. 187, p. 1204.
Columbus High School, Waterloo, Iowa — Bonds Of¬
fered-—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on March 18
Cement
169,
Buses—
Co.—Higher Earnings Expected
Division
Systems
of
this
corporation
has
received
contract
a
hunting
aircraft,
the CL-44
long-range turbo-prop transport, and the
turbo-prop - transport, it
was
announced
on
medium-range
March
12.
system, which will cost approximately $250,000 will
possible to complete an entire flight-test program with data
on
only a few flights.
\ '
■
•
make
it
acquired
.
Vital
test
data
such
temperatures, pressures, vibration, position,
and strain will be registered on an airborne magnetic-tape recorder
while the planes are in flight, played back on magnetic-tape ground
equipment,
time edited,
and converted into numerical form by
a
as
high-speed -MilliSADIC.
computer.
Final test results
will then be
Datatron
Also
included
Plexicoders
This
and
comprehensive
PDM
a
be
six
a
low-spetd
monitor.
and Hitemp
non-exclusive licensing
a
will
system
tabulated by
'
•
the
in
corporation
signed
Wires,
Inc., Westbury, N. Y.,
agreement giving Hitemp the
have
right
using Ceraraicite, an
entirely new ceramic-insulating material developed by Consolidated
which possesses properties previously unknown for
resisting extreme
manufacture and
•to
heat
conditions,
Sales
1957
_
———
Provision for Federal taxes
on
income
Earnings before extraordinary items
Earnings after extraordinary items
Number of
common
Earnings per
coated
share
$0.53
•Restated to include Thermatomic Carbon Co. which
Commercial Solvents Corp. on April 30, 1957.—V.
3,307,676
2,974,960
2,741,422
'
$i.09
merged Into
186, p. 1737.
Commonwealth Edison
.
was
it
market
ceramic-coated
announced
was
on
•
wire
March
19.
announced.
The
bonds
interest cost.
are
not to be refundable before
March, 1963, at a lower
new issue is ta be sold through
competitive
The
bidding
and—depending upon market conditions—will be publicly offered
/Ipril 15, subject to clearance by public regulatory agencies.
on
The
proceeds would be applied toward the cost of a $600,000,000
property addition program planned for the 1958-1961 period.
About
$285,000,000 of this amount would be provided through t e sale of
,
additional
securities,
including
tered with the SEC.—V.
the
187, p.
$50,000,000 bond
1204.
issue
just
regis¬
were
at
no
about
annual
report to
operations had
30,000 share
leveled
off
owners
in
1957
Layton, Pres¬
worsening of the economy; "earnings
1957 levels -and- generally improve as
growth
$12,000,000.
rate
in
A.
B.
demand
absorbs
the Industry.
the
;
new
*
• •
..
.
board
grades,
tissue
and
flexible
other
packaging materials,
products.
juultiwaU
shipping
sacks,
consumer
10%,
largely as the result "of the additional capacity gained from
company's new green veneer mill at St. Helens, Ore.
Expenditures for capital expansion were $55,000,000 compared with
the
year
spent in 1956.
Among major projects completed during
the new corrugated container and converting plants
company's growing manufacturing complex atr Antioch,
were
the
to
Calif.
Also brought into, production in 1957' were a new bleach plant
additional pulping facilities at Camas, Wash:; a new multiwall
plant at Bogalusa, La., and a new sawmill and bleach plant at
Elk Falls, British Columbia, Canada.
'
'
"
and
bag
.
The
annual
reveals
the company's
capital
completed in 1958, with
exception of the new printing papers mill at St. Francisvillc, LU.i
owned
jointly with Time, Inc., and the new San Francisco head¬
quarters building now under construction.
Both of
these projects
will run into 1959.
Scheduled for completion this year are 4he new
distributing center of Zellerbach Paper Co. in South Ban Francisco;
two
additional small paper machines at Antioch . and Los Angeles,
and a new corrugated container plant at Dallas, Tex;
■
■
Referring to Crown ZellerbacK's long-range program, Mr. Laytoh
cited the acquisition in 1957 of a millsite and adjacent fimberlands
ut De Ridder, La.
The company also retains its option on anothef
millsite at Ventura, Calif.
In -addition, Crown Zellerbach has entered
report
program
most
that
launched in
1955
will
of
be
the
into
an
agreement with the Government of Newfoundland Ho make
thorough study of the economic feasibility of establishing-pulp and
a
operations in Newfoundland, -. should the company j decide to
ahead, extensive timbeT stands would be reserved by Newfoundland
its long term future use.—V. 187, p. 880.
1
paper
go
lor
.
for
wire
10-year period on
a
a
royalty basis,—V.
187,
572.
p.
7 Continental ;Motors Corp.—Net Earnings Slightly Off—
77
This, corporation had consolidated net earnings 'after Federal taxes
the three months ended Jan. 31, 19587the first quarter
of its current. fiscal year,-' C! J. Reese? President, Announced^ This is
equivalent. to ,26c a share on the 3,300,000 shares of common stock
outstanding.
;
7 7.
"
v
ot $852,734 in
.
In
the
first quarter
of
1957, net earnings after Federal taxes were
share, on the'same number of shares. Nonr
recurring net profit items are reflected, in the figures for both periods.
The 1958 first quarter result takes account of the $250,000 adjustment
of over-provision for Federal taxes in prior years, while a\non-recurring
net profit item of $150,700 is included in the first quarter results for
$909,978,
27c
or
per-
1957.
Sales in the first
$31,669i326 in the
Cutler-IIammer, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Philip
Ryan,
of
%
President of this corporation, and: Heeler ;R» Skifter,
,
Airborne
that
announced
the
instruments
directors
of
Laboratory; Inc., on March
18
the two companies have approved
.the acquisition of the asseto-and busi¬
Laboratory by* Cutler-Hammer. The
agreement -provides that each: outstanding share of stock '-of Air¬
borne Instruments Laboratory be exchanged for one share of CutletsHammer stock and that Airborne.Instruments Laboratory WH1 operate
as
a
division of Cutler-Hammer.
The. transaction is. aubjeofc- to the
approval of the stockholders of both corporations, who wilt -vote op
it at separate meetings to.be held on May 26..
t
J
Airborne Instruments Laboratory of Mineola, N. Y., is a leader in
research, specializing in the, application of electronics to radar,; micro*
wave
and data processing equipment, and the design and production
of systems for the military and industry.—V. 184, p. 217".
agreement providing .for
an
ness
quarter of 1958 were $32,069,455, as compared with
period in 1957.—-V. 186, p. 1048.
of
Airborne
-
Instruments
Dasco Mines Corp,, Yuma,
same
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
:
This
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
and
general
Industry
installation
and
which,
final
maintenance
in
space
capacitor
tests
costs
electric
is
Corp.—New Capacitor—
and
power
indicate,
afford
will
insure
lower
new
South
corporation on March li liled a letter of notifictftien -with the
SEC
covering 125,250 shares common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share)'. The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to
mining operations.
The offering will not be underwritten.—'V. 186,
p. 2367.
-
'
-
considerable
transmission
and
savings
distribution
in its initial production run
at the
N. J. plant.
One-of the major advantages of the new product is that a single
unit will function with an efficiency equal to that of two or more
units of the line of capacitors presently in general use.—V. 187, p. 44.
now
Plainfield,
•
Delaware Fund, Inc.—Registers
With SEC—
This Fund
on March
12, 1958 filed with the SEC an amendment to
registration statement covering an additional 1,300,000 shares of
common stock, $1 par value.—V. 186, p. 1503.
its
Delaware Income Fund, Inc.—New Director—
Vice-Admiral
Cosdeii Petroleum Corp. (& Subs.)—Gross Up—Net Off
Nine Months Ended Jan. 31—
1958
•Gross operating income
profit
tEarnings per share
Cash
fCash
$1.60
flow
flow
$1.69
7,625,309
_
6,555,148
$2.54
share
per
1957 data reflect
1957
$70,542,334 $50,733,063
4,124,236
$4,360,268
Net
*
Co.—Registers Bonds With SEC
This company has filed a registration statement with the SEC cover¬
ing $50,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds, Willis Gale, Chairman
,
4%
annual
its
giving effect to the remaining additional capacity planned in
the industry," Mr. Layton' added, "demand should
gradually.-come into
balance with supply within the next several years."
? ~
•
Operating results for 1957 show earnings of $38,000.000,. 24% below
the record $50,000;000 earned in-1956.
Earnings per share came to
$2.66, compared with $3.53 -the previous year.
. •
Mr. Layton stated that
earnings, sales and product ion-were already
affected by the industry-wide
work stoppage in British Columbia
which lasted from Nov. 14 until Feb.
4, 1958.
'
*
" t
:
"However," he said, "without this work stoppage, earnings would
•have been substantialy less than the previous year, since the reduction
of inventories on the part of customers and the
general slowing of
the economy prevented us from
selling the full output of oUr increased
.1957 capacity.
Operating costs were increased by this idle capacity,
by a further rise in wages and materials prices, the cost of
starting
up eight major operations,
and increased interest charges, resulting
from the $60,000,000
financing arranged Dec. 10, 1956."
Sales of $460,000,000 were
slightly under 1956 sales of $462,000,000.
However, improved sales volume was realized for a number of product
lines, including coated and uncoated printing papers, certain paper-
President
$65,931,804 $62,579,560
2,383,300
3,376 500
1,449,638
1,449,638
2,741,422
shares
common
*1956
historic
Under the license, Hitemp, a major manufacturer of
high-temperature
wire, cable, and tubing, gains the right to produce and sell Ceramicitc-
The
(& Subs.)—Earns. Lower
probably continue
the
its
declined
-
corporation's
Commercial Solvents Corp.
had
will
expansion
The
in capacitor
equipment.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
income
that
ident, said that if there
the
Eight participating Catholic Parishes, embracing 4,497 families, hold
themselves responsible for the payment of interest and principal of the
^
net
Corp.—Outlook—Expansion—
released
stating
Smith W. Storey, President, on March 11, forecast increased over-all
Octave Blake, President, on March 13 announced that the corporation
has developed a new type of capacitor (KVAR-100), for public utilities
bonds.
that
17,
,
2207.
p.
offered $900,000 of AYz%t 43A% and 5% first mortgage
serial bonds, dated Feb. 1, 1958, and due serially from
Feb. 1, 1960, to and including Feb. 1, 1973.
They are
priced at 100% and accrued interest.
.
and
aded
of this System, George S.
subsidiaries of Columbia.
are
Zellerbach
corporation
March
$70,000,000
U.
Columbia.
More
below.—V.
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—Contract— 7
Commission
step in the System's realignment plan, it is expected that :'
,the retail businesses of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and Ohio Valley Gas will
be combined to form the System's statewide retail company, "• *
Manufacturers Light and Heat, Ohio Valley Gas,
Ohio Fuel and
The
'
,
,
activity during the year. Based on this, he expects im¬
provement in this company's 1958 operating results.
*
: • '
The company has a total productive capacity of 6,000,000 barrelsper-year at plants in Cement City, Michigan; Fredonia, Kansas and
Paulding. Ohio. See also V. 187, p. 880.
'
out one more
As a later
have been-strengthened
construction
,
United Fuel all
'
.
from Canadair Ltd., Montreal, Canada, for an instrumentation system
that
will
be
used
to
flight-test its CL-28 longe-range submarine-
Commission.
1958 prospects
"After
dividends was
The
Power
The
:y 7
of
Consolidated
i,
Ohio Valley Gas
U.
;7:.
Connecticut Co.—Orders
1
retail business in the State
Ohio P.
*;
Federal taxes
after
Commission already, has approved the purchase by
of the facilities used by United Fuel Grs Co., In its
of Ohio and applications for approval of
this
transaction
currently are
pending before the FPC and
the
Securities and Exchange Commission.
Ohio Valley will be a natural gas public utility operating solely
.within .the State of Ohio- and subject only to the jurisdiction of the
P.
/
The 1957 net income after Federal taxes was $229,468, which after
providing for preferred dividends Was equal to 56c a share on the
352,351 outstanding common shares. This: compares with net income
retail business in the State of Ohio.
Ohio
■
.
,r
divided equally
common stock on
to carry
be
Crown
.
on
non-profitable and; marginal items by this corpora¬
tion in 1957 resulted in an increase. in earnings in 1957 despite a
4% drop in sales from the $6,038,167 in 1956 to $5,805,575 in the past
year,
John F. Smith, President, declared in releasing the annual
report for the 12 months ended. Dec. 31, 1957. He said that the im¬
portant lease revenues and sales of supplies to shoe manufacturers
Young, President, announced on March 19.
The
Manufacturers
Light &
Heat Co.
of Pittsburgh
has asked
permission to sell to the Ohio Valley Gas Co. its facilities used in its
The
7
times
various
be
Federal
authority
that while 1957 results dramatically demonstrate
has turned the corner,", it emphasizes that much
accomplished of the Jong-range basic corporate program
by improvement and expansion of the company's present line of
prod¬
ucts; new products developed in 1957 now being marketed and new
services
and
approaches to industry problems now being offered.—
V. 187, p.
1205.
to issue
issuance, the application states.
572.
Elimination
preferred dividend on the participating
Commission
U.
at
;
\
states
company
remains to
that
said
CL-66
been
have
Ohio
report
"the
Management is confident that
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Earnings Higher—
I
"
.
issued
be
.
,
The
capacity in
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Corporate Simplification.
the
1957 of its Section 722 Tax Claim.
that
proceeds from ' the notes will be used to
provide funds to reimburse its treasury for construction expenditures
previously made and to carry on its 1958 construction program.—
1
Applications
costly
maturity dates will not exceed 120 days.
The. company
preferred stock shall oe non-cumulative.
The preferred stock is not callable.—V. 186, p. 940.
and
turning of 1956; losses into J957 profits was attributed by tire
to operating economies resulting from the changeover from
line and staff type of organization to one of -greater sim¬
plicity, flexibility and effectiveness; '.the re-engineering of manufac¬
turing processes and techniques; the rearrangement and relocation of
manufacturing equipment; reduction of'inventories; the reduction of
interest expenses and the .successful conclusion
by the company -during
Credit Corp., Great Harrington, Mass.—
Exchange Commission—
will
?
company
a
this company
in¬
an
The
eastern
prior to Dec. 31, 1958,
They will be issued
cither as original notes or. as renewals to Forth Worth banking insti¬
tutions. -Each of the notes will be dated as of the date, of the bor¬
rowing, and will bear interest at the prime rate in effect in Fort
preferred stock shall be: entitled to receive first the par
a
and
underwritten.
notes
the
and
corporation, the
value thereof,
the
northeastern
$3,000,000 of short-term unsecured promissory notes,!
receive dividends as and
of 5% per annum of
any moneys or
assets remaining over shall
between the participating preferred stock and the
of
/
?
.
reports net sales of $115,9233900.
the $115,098,000 shown in 1S56.
shares of its preferred stock; increased its working capital by $2,239,000
to $36,879,000 and increased the ratio
of current assets to
current
liabilities from 3.2 in 1956 to 5.1 in 1957.
'
com¬
Community Public Service Co.—To Issue Notes—
rate
and
for
The Federal Power Commission has authorized
par
preference above. named.
the event of liquidation
the
for the future.
value thereof in preference to any dividends to the common
stock,, and shall also be entitled, on a eluss-for-class basis, to receive
one-half .of all dividends declared after paying or providing for the
5%
borrowed
was
will not be
„
3,000 shs.
50,000shs.
entitled to
stock shall be
preferred
declared., by
when
the
by
corporation on March 17 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $300,000 of 6% treasury certificates to be offered at $50
per unit. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The offering
Outstanding
3,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
—
used
/
Authorized
Common
be
1, amounted to $2,650,000.
modernization and expansion.
This
Wash.—Stock Offer'd
—~
on
will
'
1957
The report discloses that during 1957 the
company completely liq¬
uidated its bank borrowings of $6,500,000;
prepaid without penalty the
1958
installment of $1,200,000 on its long-term debt; retired 20,000
SEC
standing
EFFECT TO
GIVING
stock (par $20)
stock (par 10 cents)
sale
the
subscription
April 3.
for
over
$2,417,000, compared with $38I>B00 in 1956.
income for 1957 includes $1,520,000 of non-recurring items. After
preferred dividends, the 1957 net income was equal to $1.56-per common
share, compared with a deficit of 14 centsthe year previously.
•>'*
Files With Securities and
of financing available at that time.
""CAPITALIZATION
money
■'? Community
,
Preferred
from
BUSINESS—Comnany serves portions
187, p. 1090.
offered publicly on a best issued basis
participating non-voting preferred stock
at par ($20 p^r share) and 5,950 shares of common stock at par (10
cents per share). No underwriting is involved.
>
The corporation was organized in Washington on July 31, 1957.
5
The officers, directors and promoters of
the corporation are em¬
ployees of the General. Electric Co. at Richland, Wash. The corporation
has an option to- purchase 8.93 acres of land just west of the City of
Pasco, Wash., facing on U. S. Highway 410, on which it plans to build
a, coliseum.
The option runs until July 1,11958.
The Option price
$44,650, of which $2,500 has been paid by the corporation for the
option to be applied on the purchase price.
{
Eighty .per cent of proceeds from the sale of stock is to be escrowed
with the Seattle-First'National Bank of Pasco, Wash;, and the moneys
so escrowed,; a re to/be* used -to complete purchase of said land.
In the: event that, sufficient funds are not raised to pay said sum of
$42,150,000 on or before July 1, 1958, then the money is to be returned
to the stock subscribers, at the rate of 80% of their investment.
The
other 20% will be used in necessary expenses and cannot be returned.
It is expected the coliseum and sports arena will cost approximately
$1,000,000.. No definite^ plans for financing the coliseum have been
made and,, after the land is acquired, the corporation will consider
the best means of financing the same, which may be through an
increase in the capital structure and the sale of additional stock or
through a bond- issue, or through a * mortgage, depending upon the
•
proceeds
March 7,
on
and
corporation
$825,000
of
Net income in 1957 was
Pennsylvania.—V.
2,773 shares of non-cumulative
avenues
of record
held
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
Net
to reduce bank loans, which as of Feb.
pany
in February
The corporation
five shares
price is $15.25 per share
warrants expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST)
sion that the proposed
The
crease
are
share
.
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—Profits Rise—
.
fered—Eastman
Other
.
$2.95
acquisition of Colorado City refinery on <Nov. 21,
while 1958 data reflect full
1956, or about two months of operation,
nine months of such operation.
and
Has
General
Dennison Manufacturing Co.
(& Subs.)—Earns. Down
Calendar Years—
1857
Sales and other income
Net before income taxes
Net
common
per
shares
common
•After dividends on
4,102,000
2,103,000
3,732,000
2,817,000
573,238
573,238
*$3J26
$4.50
'
share
debenture stock.—V. 186,
1956
$40,992,000 $42,810,000
-
earnings after taxes
Number of
"Earned
$ Retroactively adjusted on annual basis from $4,390,212 as originally
E. Dorsey Foster
(U. S. N., retired), Vice-President
Manager of RCA's Electronic Data Processing Division,
a director.—V. 185, p.
1514.
been elected
p.
2472.
reported Feb. 20, 1957.
t Per share data used in table based
Jan. 31,
The
on
2,584,009 shares outstanding
1958.
statement
for
the
12
months
ended
Jan.
$80,868,404;
31, 1958
operating income of $91,731,269; .operating charges of
leaving a net operating income of $10,862,865. Income
before taxes
on
showed,
taxes
net
gross
income was
(including
income
for
Development Corp. of America—Reports High Profits
Sales
consolidated
deferred
the
period
$9,877,841. After deducting Federal income
amount
of $439,018)
totaling $4,067,682,
was
$5,810,159.—V.
187,
p.
572.
for the fiscal year ended Oct.
31* 1957
$3,273,484 for the preceding year, Arthur
annual report to stockholders.
Net operating income for fiscal 1957 amounted
to 26 cents per common share on 924,036 shares
end of the year
This compared with net operating
or
45 cents per common share on 364,037 shares
against
said
in the
totaled $3,767,683,
Rubloff, President,
-
.
to $247,753, equal
outstanding at the
income of $162,805,
outstanding a year
j
Volume 187
Number
5727
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(1313)
earlier,
in
1956
non-recurring income from the sale of securities
to $358,000.
increase in the number of common shares
outstanding was due
the public sale of
400,000 shares in April, 1957, and to the con-,
BUSINESS—The
amounted
March 23,
The
to
■version
at
of
the
5%
same
convertible
debentures
into
that
in
the
latest
fiscal
apartment
of
and
into
area
apartment
feet
a
building,
space
increasing
feet
feet
located
steadily,
Rubioff said.
Fifth
at'1016
this
trend
contains
Ave.,
"Property values
and
4
•
14-story
a
York
New
a
floor.
per
Corp. and in
City.
Great
Southwest
in
is
in
this
14,000
main
office
rented
of
of
square
feet
of
rented
187, p. 880.
1958—Month-trl957,
*■■*
>'
.
development" of
existing
holdings,
1
18-7,
.t
$1,643,871
Sales
$1,942,025 $21,048,204 $21,223,144
/
material
manufacturing
a
the
sale
polyurethane
of
various
elastomer
products
called
of
composed
Disogrin.
This
needed.
are
which
Typical
require
all
or
manufactured by Disogrin Indus¬
of these properties for longer and
some
performance, are: Gaskets, seals, "0"-rings, bladders, shock
diaphragms, contact wheels, industrial truck wheels, aircraft
bumper wheels, bellows, textile machinery components.
Tlie
company
formerly
was
located
at
New
York
International
Airport, Jamaica, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 111.
Doeskin
S,
Court
show
to
the
by
cause
New
the
for
Southern
District
New
of
York
for
shares
subpoenas
material
Leon
Act
of
of
had
been
violated
Swan-Finch
Oil
for
calling
minutes.-
served
were
1933
Henderson.
certain
Doeskin
upon
On
the
Corp.
return
and
Leon
the
issuance
Inc.
its
and
to
records
demanded
supporting this
William
Chief.
D.
Moran,
Branch
of
a.
were
other
as
this
action
the
corporate
Paul
The
«.
March
on
President.—V. 185,
t
v
said
p.
J
-
said
17
that
number
a
of
Leon Henderson
•
1957,
shares
interests
compared
is
manufactures
construction
in
debentures.
and
before
age.
'
1953,
p.
will
Wolf,
Edward
to
wells
of
Erie
field
.
...
a
farmout
north¬
in
the
Monroe
and Craw¬
continues
as
..r-<
*
a small, overriding royalty.
locations for wells as a potential, should
the area, said Mr. Wolf.—V. 187, p. 573.
a
amount
the
of
first
machine,
$135,000
and
to
$20,656,042
in
1957,
non-
Income* taxes-amounted
of
to
DWG
advances
for
will
for
with
$1,611,630,
finance
this
are
:
with
Minn.—Registers
~
.
The
on
outlook
is
for
somewhat
a
conditions
economic
but
lower
with
the
share
per
F.
James
*"
the
and
will
amount
increase
are
to be
used to repay bank loan
working capital.
EFFECT
; >♦
•
rate
in line
sales
of
effect
on
TO
PRESENT
5%-. preferred stock .(par
to
FINANCING
Authorized
Class A
■Class
B
*•;
common
stock
(par $5)—:__L
common
stock
(par $525,000 shs.
Outstanding
' 164 shs.
225,000 shs.
*
.
*
$2,000,000
issued
be
in
■
resulted
in
•
increased
of "debentures
to
in
to
at
provide
denomination which
any
proceeds will be
make
and
does not
to
used
purchase
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
8%
sub. debentures due July 1,
sub. debentures due July 1,
8%
Common
stock
salo
conditional
loans.
CAPITALIZATION
'
*
FINANCING
'
Outstanding
1962
$100,000
$100,000
1963
100,000
-100,000
($100 par value)
-.1,000 shs.
!
1,000 shs.,
BUSINESS—Company, whose principal office is located at 105 North
was incorporated July 1, 1946 in Georgia.
It
Sage Street, Toccoa, Ga.,
Is authorized to engage
substantially
in
'
business.
The
all
phases
the
of
finance
*
is
engaged in
Law, and in
making small loans under the Georgia
Industrial Loan
purchasing conditional sales contracts
from automobile and appliance dealers.
In addition to its home office
in Toccoa it operates branch offices in Clarkesvillc, Lavonia, .Hartwell,
Commerce and Elberton, all of which are within a 50-mlic radius of
company
Toccoa.
business
surplus,
by
another
The
the
of
is financed by its capital stock
evidenced by subordinated debentures
finance
and
company
its borrowings
certificates, by
rediscounting
and
company,
by
of
some
borrowing from
and
with
its receivables
banks.
,
company
now has approximately 5,000 loans and conditional
outst anding, the customers residing mostly in Stephens,
contracts'
sales
Habersham,
Franklin,
Hart,
Jackson,
and
counties.—V.
Elbert
187,
455.
p.
Franklin
Stores
Corp.—February Sales Higher—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1958—Month—1957
Sales
$2,241,254
187,
'
$2,150,352
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$26,723,172 $25,255,972
880.
p.
Frito Co.—Dividend Increased—Profits Higher—r
v
A
33 l-i %
record April
18.-..,,.
10
to
"104 slis.
127,288 shs.
24,322 shs.
by
20c,
will be
paid April "30 to
stockholders of
-v
•.
.
Earnings per share for- lj)57 were $2.0L as 'compared with $1.75 for
tjie previous year,' based on 522,862 shares of common stock outstanding
31, 1957. Net profit^, for 1,957. ;.aftc^,^axes, were $1,049,295^:8.
gain of 14%, and total sales were $33,379,517,' an increase of 18%, both
at
Dec.
all-time, hlgli, Mr. Doolin said.
;-/,-..
1957, the company occupied new* ptrfnts* located-In
an
HoOfeton
During
and
built a major addition to the Loa Angeles,
acquired late in the year all-Of the stock of
Fritos Wisconsin,
a former franchised licensee, and -organized It
into a North Central Division servicing the major market of Chicago.—
V. 187, p. 455.
Lubbock,
Texas,
Calif., .facility.
It
and
also
Inc.,
„
The
.
1957, compared with a loss of $2.27 per
Crafts, President, announced on Feb. 21.
of
has called for* redemption
company
on
April 1, next, .909 shares
41% 1 cumulative
convertible preferred stock vat-$55 per -.share, plus
Payment will be made at the St. Louis'(Mo.) Union Trust
Louis, Mo.—V. 186, p. 2756.
'
' /
*
dividends.
Co., St.
underwriting results showed improvement." said Mr. Crafts,
loss cycle which first manifested Itself In late 1955 con¬
tinues to impair operations In the industry. In 1957 Fireman's Fund's
underwriting loss was $12,862,000 as against $22,251,000 in 1956."
•'
15c
company's next a quarterly; cash dividend
C. E. Doolin, President/ The dividend,
the
March
on
from
raised
(R. E.) Fuusten Co.—Partial Redemption—
affllates had net adjusted earnings of 18 cents
share in 1956,
in
in
Increase
announced
be
to
the
rising
-Investment
earnings
for
excluding realized capital gains, were
leaving an operating deficit
of $1,378,000. In 1956 the operating loss was $11,397,000.
Tiie earnings
of 18 cents a share exclude the gain on sales of
C%
up
1956
over
investments
but
unearned
1957,
totaled $11,484,000,
and
Include
allowance
for
a
35%
equity
In
the
reserve.
Tiie
figure
and
loss
935,000
expense
at
reserves
Dec.
$5,483,000.—V.
stood
1956.
31,
186,
does
at
$113,908,000
unearned
The
with
compared
premium
reserve
$105,-
increased
942.
p.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—February Sales Up—
—V.
$6,972,553
137,
A
$G,652,310 $14,942,894 $13,900,534
881.
p.
record
■
•
Gardner-Denver
this
-1958—2 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales
Increase
not reflect income tax
aggregating $7,160,000 recoverable by the company as a result
of underwriting losses sustained in the last two years.
The company's assets at year-end increased to $457,831,000.
Loss
premium
refunds
high
in
Co.—Net
net sales
and
Profit
an
1
Up 10%—
Increase of 10%
in net profit
the previous year were announced on
March 7 by G. V. Leece, President.
Sales increased 13.7%, or $8,758,704, to $72,821,071, compared with
$64,062,367 for 1956, lie said.
Profit
before
taxes
in
1957
totaled
$15,884,271.
compared with
by
company
$14,385,114
Final
in
net
in
1957
1956,
an
profit
was
over
increase of
$8,094,271,
10.4%-;
or
$1,499,157.
or
$737.1.57
•
greater
1
than
the
profit for 1956.
After providing for preferred dividends,
net profit was equal to $4.41 per share of common-stock, compared
with $4.05 per share in 1956, Mr. Leeee said.
Total canital expenditures in 1957 by Gardner-Denver were $3,482,$7,357,114
Months Ended Jan.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off
31—
1958
1957
$
Net
Profit
before
Provision
income
taxes.,
for Federal,
268,o'94.881
22.897,239
...
$
250,274,188
sales
27,110,790
11,200,000
13,400,000
11,697,239
13,710,790
$1.38
state & foreign inc. taxes
Net
profit
Earnings per
—V.
187,
p.
—
common
$1.68
share
775.
701,
or
Major
an
slightly less than the $3,519,118 spent in 1956, Mr. Leece said.
expenditures were for a plant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; for
additional
outskirts
of
Substantial
for
plant
in
Florida Steel
Corp.—Reports Quarterly Results—
This
for
first
corporation
quarter of
the
its current
three
fiscal
months
year,
ended
reports
net
Dec.
sales
31,
of
1957,
the
$4,974,640
Grand Haven. Mich.;
for acreage on the
where a new forge plant is being erected.
also expended for new machine tools and
Denver,
Colo.,
amounts
were
buildings and building alterations at the company'* various plants.
increase of $7,375,355
in working capital at Dec. 31. 1957, as
An
compared
;
•
:
:
and
■
-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
"
*
~
unsold.
'
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
•
"While
"the
Three
Feb.
M36.662
$3.65
the).gompun.y'.$
■
overall
(N. II.)—Stock
10 offered publicly
'30,000 shares of class A common stock (par $5) at $10
per share.
No underwriting is involved.
company
the
1958
hatibral
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Edgcomb Steel of New England, Inc.
8,884,000
9,190.000
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.—Reports Profit—
.
This corporation
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
12, 1958, covering 850 participations in its Employees' Stock
'Purchase Plan and 34 participations In its Stock Option Flan,
together
with
28,400 shares of
its
common
stock
which
may
be
acquired
341.
r
'
said, to* have
are
issued
company
addition.
PROCEEDS—The
8,100,000
y_
y
This company and its
$19,485,925.
Employees' Stock Plan With SEC—
185, p.
receivable
The
contracts
'
offset
compared
-
pro-'-
After his
to continue this offering in effect until it is completely
sold or until July 1, 1962, whichever comes first.
There would be no
refund to purchasers if the offering is not completely sold.
.
16,984.000
9,300,000
,
three months. During the first two months of; 1958, our dollar volume
down
approximately 18% from the peal: rate of January and
February in 1957."—V. 184, p. 725.
the
•March
.pursuant thereto.-—V.
1—
'was
in
Economics Laboratory, Inc., St. Paul,
100,642,000
18,490,000
taxes,——-—
cushioned by its service business. Mr. Peppiatt reported.
He said: "Last year, we had the highest first quarter dollar volume
•in our history with business about equally divided between each of the
machine
one
"
It is proposed
—V.
fcompany
1
Net
year.
income
income——L,_
earnings
For
with
987.
p.
contracted
compared
1956
Sales and ,earhjfngs in 1957 were tjie. .highest in
history, 6. S. Peppiuft, President,.announced,,,..;/
'
.
has
1957
.
Sharc$ outstandings
Qt.\
Earnings "per
!sharpy$3.77,^
.,,
production
and
'
109,070,000
before
on
Net
headed by Merrill Lynch,
^
group
Year—•
sales
Taxes
com¬
of
accounts
registered,
exceed
•
has been completed with
Penn-Ohio Gas Co. The
and
unit, will retain
company has 26
be established in
on
•
The
of
y.
Co.
and
investment
arrangement
Hiawatha Oil & Gas
a
March
<
at a price
the New York Stock"
Exchange." Under--
publicly $100,000 of 8% subordinated
due July 1, 1963 at 100%
of principal amount.
No under¬
writing is involved.
.;.
: .
The company will have the privilege of
paying the debentures in full
on
July 1, 1962, by giving 30 days' notice in writing -and paying the
principal plus Interest accrued until July 1, 1962. The debentures will
>
Ashtabula and In Erie
9,000 acres in
Pa.
said
in
acres
par *
stock
Franklin Discount Co.—Debentures Offered—
President.
900
$1
of-its
offer the
to
.group , beaded-by Eastman ^
related to the "then current'
The company on Feb. 20 offered
t
drilling three
begin
firms, operating as
new
Net
earnings after taxes amounted to
compared with $731,514 the previous year. This was equal to
share on 381,562 shares outstanding, compared with $1.92 on
the shares outstanding at the end of the previous year.—V. 186,
p. 728.
—
total
a
Wolf
Earnings
per
Offered
an
addition this
to the United
114%.
on
debentures
handling
materials
SEC
to
$809,276,
♦
length of
186,
increase of
an
in
shares
propose
>
<
with -the
are
funds for this
devices In¬
air cargo unloading and ground transfer
Total cost of the expansion is approxi¬
made
outstanding
underwriting
the
shares.—:
no
$2,000,000.
be
its
of
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—Earnings Up—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
with
As
$1,487,514 in the previous
$2.12
also
according
Counties,
three
'
now; using- the entire
tobacco ;sheet -binder
the
amounted
•Earnings
has
Mr.
a
after
expected to be repaid In about three years.
Tne greater efficiency of the manufacturing operations should
gny possible tobacco cost increase, Mr. Schwartz said.
Sales
previous 2900,
aircrait
Bcnedum-Trees,
about 324 million cigars of all brands and sizes
with 303 million in 1956, Norman Schwartz, Presi¬
output of' a second.
;
tories
operates
Europe
SEC—
Foxboro Co.—Registers With SEC—
was
offering, are to be announced later.—V. 187,
The„ company
.which
•
'
"assuring
dent, told stockholders in the annual report.
.
jet
Ohio,
Erie
ford
The corj>oratlon. sold
In
the
were
corporation
The
V DWG Cigar Corp.—Production Higher in 1957—
»
from
drilling activity will take place, on
Township pool, fti Ashtabula County, Ohio.
rec¬
/
The issue will be underwritten by
pierce, Fenner & Smith
Details of the
the
This
1384.
.
convertible, sinking fund
:.
service
price of the shares
receive
45',c
a
Erie's
Windels, Jr.;
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc;—Plans Financing^Tills corporation ^planning a public offering of $60,00d,000
"
to
decrease
to
Calendar
were
announcement also
;v
Atlantic
after
100;000
an
for
working capital requirements.
The company expects ;to *complete
July, 1958, the construction of additional plant, facilities adjacent
its present buildings in Foxboro,
involving expenditures estimated
and converted its one-story ur.en. terminal building
structure.
A total of 3300 square feet of floor space
added
in
eastern
Reported—
acquired from Venezuelan and Cuban
difficult negotiations" completed in February.
."some
pany
■
also
the
covering
on'-800,000
statement
Holders of these shares
.but
$19,593,078 arid
were
.
Erie Natural Gas Co., Inc.—To Drill—
Assistant Regional Administrator; John J. Devaney,
and Eileen E. Evcrs, attorney.
announcement
control"
Emery
mid-west, and
the
registration
a
V
.
available,
>
into
went
size
not
are
with
,
.
the
,
,
1957, net sales
$1.73 per share
in
rolling mill
started,
The company is a manufacturer of industrial instruments
for Indi¬
cating, recording and controlling temperature, pressure, flow,
humidity,
liquid level and other process variables.
>
<
Net proceeds of this financing will be added to the
general funds of
the company and will ire available for general
corporate -purposes, in*
eluding working capital and capital improvements;
Growth
in
the
company's volume of business and a corresironding increase in inven¬
terminal
the
1958
mately $69,000.—V.
matters.
by
in
two-story
been
time
President,
bub
(Canada) group headed by S. J. Smiley Is reported
acquired controlling interest in Doeskin Products, Inc.
The
.
well
in
III.
Chicago,
in
filed
been
company on March 18 filed a registration statement with the
covering 120,000 shares df its $1 par common stock,, to be offered
for
public sale through a group of underwriters headed
by Paine,^
Webber, Jackson & Curtis. The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment. *
/
"
;
>
Airport.
appeared
Montreal
A
have
.
subpoenas
us
represented
St.,
traffic
Trans
States
has
posed .sale of -40,000 shares, Mr; -Friedland will continue - to
own 6 123shares; and he will continue to own 50.4% of tbe
outstanding capital
stock of Hasam
Realty Corp., which owns of record 520,155 shares
(15.8%) of the Food Fair stock.
Mrs." Friedland proposes to sell 6,000
shares of-her holdings of 61,089 shares ;
of Food Fair stock. 'She also
owns a
7.3% interest in Hasam Realty.—V. 186, p. 2756.
"
Enforcement;
New Control
:
the
in
transaction
48-hour
dictated
stalled
affidavit also
bank
freight
Improvements
alleges that in September 1957, Doeskin Products,
Inc. issued 1,070,000 shares of its common stock to Jose M.
Capmany,
a Cuban
citizen, for $2,140,000 cash consideration.
The minute books
and
of
55th
West
International
air
revenues
has
and
and that he was acting on advice of counsel.
The Commission
charges that the information sought by the subpoena is relevant and
witnin. the scope of its order and the refusal of Leon Henderson and
Doeskin
Products, Inc. to produce the information is impeding the
Commission's investigation. •
ords
:
furnace and
facility
the
on.
finance
This
commodate trucks,
order
,,' The Commission is
4616
terminal In the United
corporation
doubled
this
as
or
steel
to
SEC
Corp.—Earnings Higher
j •
new
share
the Issuance of-
were• sold
to be supplied
by amendment.
The -Issuing company '
part of the proceeds of the offering.
.
.
The selling stockholders are Samuel
Frledland and bis r wife, Harrle
Friedland. Mr. Friedland is listed as Board
r-
basis
expansion.
Emery anticipates increases
gain in 1957 over 1956, according
to G. A. Connors, newly Appointed Midwest Regional Manager for the
corporation.
Emery has added four new docks to the existing four which ac¬
in
Products, Inc.
statements, and
other
Henderson
week
O'Hare
month
forwarder
air
at
refused to produce the books and records called for giving as his reason
that the information demanded was not covered by the Commission's
The
the
on
dividend
last
at
States,
Doeskin
bank
Products,
date
in
largest
Increased
provisions
of
computed
end of 1957.
capital
office
In the application and affidavit filed in support
thereof, the Com¬
mission .charged that, pursuant to its order of
investigation to deter¬
mine whether the registration provisions and the anti-fraud
Securities
of
facilities
requiring obedience to1 subpoenas duces tecum
regional office of. the Commission to Leon
York
President of Doeskin Products, Inc. and Doeskin Products,
Gregory F. Noonun of the U. S. District Court for the
District of New York signed an order requiring Mr. Hender¬
son and Doeskin Products, Inc. to show cause on March
25, 1958 why
.they should not appear and produce documents and other records as
demanded in the subpoenas issued by the Commission.
sale
in 1957,
$1.64
Unfilled orders have again Increased to a total of $5,600,000
further Increase in the next few months Is
confidently
operation
Judge
the
to
1956
Emery Air Freight Corp.—Expands Terminal Facilities
Southern
of
—
'
outstanding at the
in capitalization primarily
changes
stock
and
The
Henderson.
Inc.
in
.'j
Products, Inc.—Records Subpoenaed—
District
order
an
J.
1
stock outstanding, as compared with a consolidated
after taxes, of $196,509, equal to 10 cents per share for the
like
period ended Feb. 2, 1957, on the same number of shares.—<
V. 186, p. 1628.
v
•
•
.-
Wlndels, Jr., Regional Administrator of the New York regional
March 19 announced rhat an application had been filed in
Issued
N.
-
iict profit,
on
U.
Branch,
*.
.
recession
shares
%
tho
•
This corporation and its subsidiaries report a consolidated net profit,
after provision for Federal income taxes, for the 13-week period' ended
Feb. 1, 1958, of $297,699, equal to 15 cents per share on the 1,950,862
mounts,
Paul
$1.52
shares,
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
products,
better
-
-
30,
cents ■*per
Chairman.-
186,
is
Strength,
office,
*.
\
Long
the
Sept.
Pub»c sale through
Will
See
fuels
;
2,345,887
$1.'46
share.—V.
per
1958,
writing terms
Elgin National Watch Co.—Sells Microphone Unit—
Textron, Inc. below.—V. 187, p. 572.'
'*' .*.. ' • "
em¬
particularly applicable ior products where superior tensile
outstanding resistance to absasion, aging, ozone,, oils and
tries,
$1.21
or
electric
new
of
30
which
Stores—Registers With
corporation
18,
market
expected, according to Lloyd F. Cliristianson, President.—V.' 186, p.213.
the
synthetic
new
the
5%
today
or
$1,944,637,
y.
a
Dillon,_ Union Securities & Co.
1957
amounted
to' $12,298,274
compared
to
Similarly.,; net profit .after taxes totaled $l,001;99a
over
the 1956 figure of $929,811.. Earnings per
$72,187
from
this trend.
with
concerned
company
to
a
The
corporation recently announced that it has relocated
to a
plant and offices at 510 South Fulton. Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y
is
of
to
outstanding prior to
December
$1,385,809
common^ stock.
This gives
caused by a 100%,
paid in. 1957. '.'77/ ■" '
*
in
tiie
latter
part of 1957 reduced the company's
backlog of unfilled orders from $6,600,000 at the beginning of 1957 to
$4,600,000 by Dec. 31. However, in recent weeks government emphasis
on
missiles, space vehicles, and other defense projects has reversed
and
This
a
credit
ended
year
Food Fair
This
,
*$5.93
of
Construction
fiscal
March
..
.—♦9,501,581
stock
in
expected
earnings of
187, p. 45.
V.
$10,748,789
■*
•
shares
by September.
Comparable, figures for a year ago
net
: x
1957
1956 —_2—„__$2G7)326,870 $231,587,694
*-
■
612,054
.* effect
Disogrin. Industries, Inc.—Moves to New Plant—
corporation
production of and
of
rose
tiie
of
The corporation on March 17 filed a letter of notification
with the
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
to be
Offered at $i per share,-through James Anthony Securities
Corp. and
Norton &. Co. both of New York, N.
Y.; Schwerin; Stone & Co., Great
Neck, N. Y.; and Mac Robbins & Co., Inc., Jersey City, N ,J.
•% The
-
equivalent
were
common
construction
Tampa.
full
the" year
for
gain
share
'
Inc. (N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
SEC
ploying
<
$8,816,953 for 1956.
Directomat,
new
special
y
2851.
—a
i
*y
Electronics Associates* Inc.,
Earnings Gain—
>
880.-
p.
•
of
additional
the
completion
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—1
sales
♦Includes
p.
' '
1958—7 Mos..
»wo.—1957
In
acres
y '
/
Net profit after taxes_^__^—
Earnings- per common share
and
—
in
Street
on 8
•
1958—Month—1957
Sales
alos
rV.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
7
Diana Stores Corp.—February Sales Lower—
Period End. Feb. 28—
■*••
'
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
Development corporation is now investigating
investment.—V. 185, p. 1534.
s f
;
- 'v
several new areas of
Hollis
building
$5,412,594 $10,930,595
y v ,7. ■*
X.
.
,
diversification,*
part
$243,490 after provision for Federal Income taxes.*
earnings
shares
80,000
1958—2 Mos.—1957
.
net
800,000
Vermont, Eastern
West
on
net earnings of
Such
n
'
internal organizational
changes.
Mr.- Rubioff added that
located
and
Sales
Stores/ Inc.—February Sales Off—
■
..
covertng compound has been developed and
tested and ik to be introduced to the
industrial market in 1958.
'Mr. Rubioff said
that during T957""the company concentrated its
activities in1 the direction-of increasing
-capital to permit expansion
and— further-
is
30,000 square foot
a
$5,185,056-
—v:
floor
new
fasteners.
and
on
Period End. Feb. 28^-
facilities
1957.'-A
products
The company occupies also 8,800
square
Amherst Street in. Nashua, N.' H.; 7,000 square
Canal Street in Nashua/N. H., and 10/700
space in Pawtucket, R. 1.—V. 187, p. 676.
-
space
Sales
Acorii Paiht & Chemical
Co., wholly-owned, subsidiary of Development
of America, increased its sales and research staff and
burine;
warehouse
and
Edison Brothers
'
Corp.
building
spAce on
rented
square
vicinity have been
to continue,"
Mr.
expected
;; ;
and
copper
Nashua, N. H. and consists of
of land, and is owned in fee.
corporation
3,000-acrc. planned industrial park which
Forth
Worth, Texas," transforming the rapidlyhuge metropolis.1 The New York City penthouse
building
°nP'i is uow instructing
will link
Dallas
this
year
brass,
territory at present Includes Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
common
The
noted
purchased an interest in Great Southwest
growing
of
time.
Mr,-Rubioff
penthouse
shares
199,999
company was incorporated in New Hampshire on
Its business consists of warehousing and selling steel,'
1951.
aluminum,
with
the
close
of
1956, was Teported
by Mr.
Leece.
Current
.assets, amounted to $48,002,379 at Dec. 31, 1957. and "current -liabilities
totaled $7,131,174. leaving working capital of $40,671,205.'
The ra.tlo
of current assets 10 current liabilities was 6.73 to 1 on-Dec. 31, 1957.
—V
187,
p.
45.
•
.
'
$
(1314)
Gem
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-.
State
Securities
Securities and
The
BEG
corporation
March
ou
covering 100,000
filed
7
shares
of
notification with the
$1) to be offered
of
letter
a
stock
common
(par
$2.50 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to
for the operating and organizing a life insurance company.
be used
by
St.
Grace
The
company
March
on
14
nation's
the
announced
thermo¬
first
statically-protected transistor-powered 100-watt mobile radio.
The new equipment is
designed with automatic cut-off and re-set
functions which keep the transistor power supply cafe against abuse
due to heat caused by overload, duty cycle and environmental condi¬
/
tions.
The
'*
'
/
.
development
was
disclosed by It. E. Hansen, Manager of Standard
Mobile Engineering for the General Electric Communication Products
Department.
Mr. Hansen said the latest developments in transistor:
technology
make
it
possible
transistor-powered
for
equipment
General
into
Electric
the
higher
to
extend
power
its
this
at
ranges
time.
Memphis
Light,
Gas
&
Water
Division
has
received
3V
circuit breakers for protection of its new 812,500 kilowatt (net
capacity) steam generating plant and transmission system. These huge!
plus outdoor station equipment and metal-clad switchgcar
Bre component parts of a $2,500,000 order
recently awarded the Gen¬
power
breakers,
eral
Electric
Co.—V.
137,
1206.
p.
A
,
,
Marine
Act
financing.
of
General Merchandise Co.-—February Sales Off—
c
Month of
February—
—V.
$1,698,000
186,
1629 and 2756.
pp.
1936
is
1957
$1,785,000
A;
Net
sales
Ended Jan. 31—
to
Operating
,1958
customers
to
approximately, $21,000,000' of
cover
income
XI
of
3,524,000
1,256,000
Net
100"o
1,762,000
to
General
Shoe
-.a •
a
•
$1,762,000
1,163,000
1,605,000
stockholders
a \
a
/
,
'
</A!A;./;A' .'>■.?
income
__„.A
___!
187,
charges
.A
..
a
Operating
Operating
Other
-
159,039
-
'
374,155,488 A
of
■''V/A'A AA'-Aw
In
-ycar.'^A-
./
-
—V.
1957
$881,521
568.208
521.484
123,000
87,597
70,263
$156,823
$166,774
101,639
$1,997,575
number
same
sales,in
shares.
of
-
totaled
1957
year.
" A;
j*-
$41,417,371/.
com¬
/
?
and
11.634
cents
39.007 cents
$9,580,888
Inc.—February Sales Uowera'9
a a
^
',;a'l958
$5,752,754
''.A
;
a
187, p. 327,
•
tuxes
Films
Co., Inc.—Sells Rights
Broadcasting
of
System
term
pound
per
and
14:497
repecthely;
cents..
compared
'
with
1956
prices
of
"
'
-
and
$3,191,305,
$6,405^83'
2370.
p.
Dec. 31, 1957 amounted to $40,293,571 and
included
and
$14,463,904 in
Canadian
government' shortComparable
figures- a
year
ago
were
$49,714,215;
$20,841,830.
Current liabilites at Dec. 31, 1957 were
in "cash
securities.
$10,436,517
1957
■.
Lignt
the
of
the
lo Series—
compared
;
y
;•
■
with
$5,899,135
',
the
at
end
195G.—VA 186,
of
>-
.
Illinois Bell Telephone
;
-
has
acquired"! the
rights
for
hetwork
World/new Biblical action, series,' im a
b|HU>tiug
/
.
1958
-
revenues
1957
a
$38,843,988 $36,660,754
'
23,323,954
f'^.ooo
4
*
3,848j85l
talcs' of
the
Old
Testament.—,
187,
V.
573.
p.
$4,884,949
4,509,043
•
~-
V.
187,
p.
t-A
882/.
;■ A
'A'aA-j'
..
A
'/■
•
187, p. 881.
SEC
covering
company
Webster
The
offer
to
of
this
$10
stock.
common
par
000
market
for
the
sidiaries
their
and
bank
to
arc
stock
be
be
fixed
a
price
related
to
tion
programs.
1957 and.are
and
for
Gross
new
than
are
issued
bids
its
a : ?
dent, said.
'
stock
common
the
issues
will
/.
used
on.
to
S.
- a
to
the
in
use
additions
The
to the subsidiaries lor reduction of
connection with their 1958 construc¬
to
telephone
estimated at $205,000,000 for
plant
1958.—V.
187, p.
Hall Lamp
company
foot
square
Railway
to
20
announced
house
the
the
,;-a
of?the
9'" v.
completion of the
world,
was
1206.
Aerojet-General
Rubber
Mr.
AGN-211, .the first portable pool-type reactor
recently ov Dan A. .unitjall, President of
announced
Corp.
and
Vice-President
of
The
Co.
Kimball
also
seven-month
that
announced
period
to
the
U.
General
Tire
reactor
will
he
The
a
tion
at
reactor
loaned
for
S.
General
Tire
producing
Rubber
Co.-—V.
187,
a
Shields
due
&
Co.
issue
new
bonds
subsidiary
of
March
March
on
was
March 20
1988 at
awarded
tEarns.'
fmwc.C0T1U?any
follows. Lehman
to
the
Brothers,
99,7199;
Corp.
41 i A
and
to
at
group
r£cci\'ed five' other bids
?n Vsew'
«3& c.0'- Iuc"
Equitable Securities
and
a
and
be
The
for
the
First
Eastman
maturity.
bonds
Boston
Dillon,
Pr°oot'ds from the sale and
in 1958 from
company s
construction
iCXP^"
4,'8s,
as
Corp.,
Union
™lae; an,
a
11-2.
p..
an
which
involves
Spending for
y
'
v,,
April
>«;;•
.
within
the
31
1957
of
nre
state
of
Co
GeSa-at
lo 50 «"*>* ««
income
'
compared with $22,616,000
UNDERWRITERS—Among
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Francis
I.
Collins
&
Co.-
Fahey
Clark'
deductions
in the preceding
those associated in the
offerins
duPont & Co.;
J. A Hoele &
V00lk87&pC09^8.R0dman & RenShaWr
compared
are-
Co
•
A
C
v
v
n'. i'
M?eltC?Sl.?B^"coNr^
17,176
1,263,911
1957
$1,068,053
of
$10
needed
stock
issue,
Mr.
annual
will
be
by'5OT?000
a,a
shares
share, if the plan. is. approved. A <
plant expansion which is'not raised'by
will be met from cash on hari'd' and otlier'•
186,
p.
2370.
company's
York
Eberstadt
the
by
'
company.
Proceeds
funds
to
of
''A?
of
the
of
Co.
sales
the.
and
Dean
offering
the
and
in
Witter
&
Co.
will
overall
the
be
added
--/;//.
* Ai
/''''a'""
'
''
—
sufficient
100',c,
'
'
/
to; exhaust
accrued
plus
thd'sum
interest
of
to- May
$15,031,
1,
1958.—
•
-
Enterprises,
Inc.
New
—
Machines
An¬
' 1>;"
;
sonic sifting and filtering machines, which
new. NOVO
one-third
the
yet
power
eapam-s
are
andlin
m.
to
p
•
micron
is
millionth
one
of
meter
a
or
;
thousandth
one
,7a
machines,
apply the principles of sonic vibration to sifting and filtering ^
operations in a more complete way than has even been done before,
were developed in
Germany and have been used tor a number of years
in a. wide /variety ,of, industries
In; Europe./.; United Specialties Co. is
adapting the German machines to American needs and in some, cases
-
.
Walter
to
E.
.
...
Bronston,
President,
these
new
••"
■'
extending
the
vvelopments.
par
firm
German
are
named
as
limits of their use' through new applications and de»
United has. an
exclusive
licensing agreement with
the
(RKEWUM) to manufacture and sell the sonic sifters
•aiut filters in the United States, Canada
Mexico.—V.
and
186.
p.
1150.
to
the
International Mines Inc., North Las Vegas, Nev.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission^.
managing '
A.*•'
power
of
This
.the
company and
business. ."Part
reduce -bank borrowings.
volume
?
,
company's, general"
•
borrowing
company's present
corporation:
300.00,0
of
shares
on
March
11
common/ stock
filed
be
to
letter
a
offered
of
at
notification
par
($1
<?
covering
share), A
per
The proceeds arc to be used for mining expenses.' No underwriter has
used temporarily to
*-•-'•
•*;. v. • ', a,.'■• V• A
directly or through subsidiaries,'/ i&Adngagejd. ; been, named.' --, . , - -, / . /-•
working funds for industry by financing, the
operations of a widely diversified group of clients:
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
Ltd.—Develops
makes advances
on
accounts
receivable, notes, ac¬
be
may
company,
in
"
"$0.68
,
\
"
proceeds
The
/
millimeter
a
According
outstanding shares of common stock- are1 listed 011
Exchange and Midwest/Stock'Exchange."'• -A.-?
&
increase
principally
$2,127.34^
$0.35' " w
•
Stock
expand
o.n
»••
wliich
—r
($1
sold
than
mesh 1—a
->(425
.;
Heller, President, on March 19 announcod that this
com¬
filed a registration statemeut "with .'the-' Securities1.hndAJEx-: '
Commission covering 125,000 shares of comnion-stock
be
less
use
per
said.—V.
,!
J'
.
$1,095,725-
$0.38
/
shares .outstanding end of February*
.live; times'The 'capacity of the present-day mechanically activated
sifting and filtering devices were unveiled 011 March ,17 by United
Specialties, Co. .of-Illinois, a subsidiary. '*•... '
r
i
/•'•The sonic machines demonstrated an ability to separate particles
A/of one-half inch in diameter, and; larger: to as line as 30 microns
for
Atherton
exceed
A
1780.
Revolutionary
meeting .Mavclk 27.
Increased
not-To
p.
nounced—'"-'"a
A
the
stocic
/
to:an amount
1, .1964
169.
V./Industrial
$1,156,151
?
Co.—To Offer Stock-
plan at
$1,191422
$0.13
3 111, 775
,
either
-
providing
other
•
It
purchases or
ceptances. installment
makes
•equipment,
direct
■
paper
loans
chattels,
or
motion
and
other
advances
picture
obligation's
against
and
New
drAdocuments.'. It
inventory, machinery, A
filhi productions; ■' /
television
and
other tangible
and intangible assets, and? otherwise lends'Tunds
provides financial aid to business concerns. The
"company's, assets
almost entirely of cash and of
receivables and" other obligations
acquired through its operations.
•J
*"- /•"
A '* '
/
Clients
of
the
company
include
manufacturers,
of
and
dealers
Iit
various
kinds
of
jUsU-ibutbrs
products,
articles
motion
The
Dec.
pictures
net
31,
common
and
earnings
1957.
stock
television
after
amounted
taxes
to
films.
of
/
the
$3,192,139,
outstanding.—V.
187,
p.
company,
equal -.to
S82.
* ,/A A
for
/
$21.24;.pdr
T
and"
"A A*.
the ryear
10. ".He-described
study,
niain' feature/ of
matteAan'artificial
refining
methods,
'-
low
be'
copper
the
a
anode
content
si
is
process
is
oxidation
casfAdirectly
method, devTloped after
achievement in chemical
new
major
the
sulphide.
lbsses/of. metals,! and
of
"can
of
.
«s
including
metal
high-teinpei-aturc
A
•
a
{
engineers,of this company have developed
electrorefining of nickel, Ralph D. Parker,-.
Charge/, of
Canadian
Operations,
announced
on
the
for
continuous
A
in which
;
ended
share
ior the Electrorefining of Nickel—
scientists and
hew- "process
March
V
aud-
merchandise, mills and wholesale and retail merchants in various
lines, other finance companies and small loan
companies,/ poucerns
performing • services and distributors and independent-, producers of
Process
Research
of
,.ai
processors
*
a
Vice^Presideut^ in;
and
consist
Willi
Julien
the
.$410,000
■:
on
187,. p.u1091.
at prices
V.
E.
to
permit
uins 101
Southern
--wifrf 9111,41.3,000 in 1950 and gross I1957 was 5125,229.000,
ma\hQ5rrnnCr!1Ue f°r income before
°
nrri-
Cr414,306
27,573
1,3)8,868
City'Securities Corp.,.Indianapolis, Ind., will up to 11 a.m. (EST)
April 1, 1958, receive tenders for the sale to it of 5lfo debentures due
on
by.
has
New
F.
additional $40,000 000
during 1958-60
° °"d "l
value
par
Walter
valuet
MM*'**!?* S'.C,
service
1953
common
$4,700,000
pany
also
<SJ*SSSZ
Co.;
Occupied
.
approve
proposed
change
temporary bank loans will
Cr544.406
7,473
631.995
A"
.•
702,000
/A The
"
4
formerly
underwriters.
program
Crl97,145
20.00U
•
Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.—Tenders for Debs
(Walter E.) Ileller & Co.—Registers-With SEC—
a
,
-
an °Perating subsidiary of The
electric
to
internal sources,
Securiti^
shades
r,^^JuI^iESS~C?I,npany'
prinmpany provides
Hutton
9
was
Manufacturing Co.—VA/186,
&
,
authorized
The
the
as
99.6399'
—Capitalization of the
company as of Dec
$237,077,000 of long-term
debt; 548 539
JSS2L»"^ ~
year.
Hall
Stores, Inc.—February Sales. Lower—, .9
1206.
p.
asked
with
The
Co.'luc,-
!'res
nbout $145,000,000
is estimated at
$60,200,000. '
rural'
by
company
The
,
Morgan .Stanley'. &•' Co!.' 99.1'4Dl!
f Pitted to be received later
of:
purchased
'•
187,
The
consisted
plant
plans to offer about $5,000,000 of. commotA'Slock in4
help finance a $9,700,000 general expansion program,-J. Ballard
Atherton, President, announced on March 14. He/said stockholders-will
in¬
accrued
1987' s,"ki"s
the
story
Hawaiian Telephone
the
for
highest
'
three
The
competitive " Sale
coupon^ 1*""
SSM
used
the
at
1958.—V.
company.' in.>14)54.;1 JPlaiil; ■/
level in the company's'49-year *
June to
offered for public
4Vs% first mortgage
100.947%
$2,994,121
per' com./ share
.A*EHtftfla-tfed.:/tBa6ed
the.
Sales
its bid of
100.06% for the indicated coupon.
on
was
of
Month of February—
21
$24,000,000
1,
$1,977,760
L
lndome?_i'_-;„'_A-?
Net
,
'
The
of
1.576,503
$1,633,745
Cr284,000
deductions//-?-/
.
—V.
terest, to yield approximately 4.07%
issue
The
llartfield
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds
Offered—An underwriting
headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody &
sale
year
management
fhe Industrial Stamping
1206.
p.
773,008
$848,000
t
the
group
Co. and
last
the
history.
was
&
undertook
production
&
Atomic Energy Commission'
for
Brussels World's Fair.
designed by the scientists and engineers
of
the
company s wliolly-owncd atomic
subsidiary, Aerojet-General Nucleonics'.
Aerojet-General
is
the
rocket-engine
demonsr.i
Hirsch
,
the
4,987,265
907,604
charges - A-A..../A_ A
'
the
$9,557,895
3,415,709
'
Fixed
j
$6,196,477
2,553,579
291.000
Misc.
>
$5,094,928
1,492.000;
Net• ry. oper,, incomeOther income
'
;
General Tire & Rubber Co.—New
Development—
The
dcerttalsvju
Equipment & joint .facil,.r
ity rents (iiet Dr
Federal
honeycomb structural materials for aircraft and missiles,
if
Ilarry D. Hirsch, President, stated that the plant would' also house
the company's research and
development laboratories, and oi'fifces;
The company's existing plant in Detroit will continue its
operation
for uie
manufacture ol automotive lighting and. parts. These facilities'
have
undergone
extensive .modernization
and
expansion 1 since
MrA
1
„
Mos.—1957:5
-J,
$2,631,000
■
v,"
purchase of an 85,000
growing, production- of
company's
tax
*1958—2
$20,100,000 $23,527,693 $42,089,780 $47,839,383
17.469.000 / 18,432,765
35,893,303
33.281,488
revenues
i,
Presi--
Co—Buys Additional Detroit Plant
March
on
plant
oper...expenses,
Railway
4-
oper.
metal
$186,414,0QU
were
(C. M.)
•
*1958—Months—1.957
Railway
,
A'
short-term
A:
•/
•0
Expec¬
Nelson,
approval
,
.
RR.—February Earnings Lower—
A A Period End. Feb. 28—
240,-A
May ,19.
repay
Roy
'v'.."..
of the securities is subject
Commission.—V. 187, p. 882.
Power
opened
be
program,
Offering
the
Illinois Central
;
competitive"bidding.
be
will
construction
;' •;
.
through
financing
1958
'■
.
the
on
from
for
Financing:—
$20,000j000 first mortgage-bonds and
supplied
temporary advances
loans
of
proceeds
notes
the
on
shares
The
for
public sale
through
an
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone
and Mitchum, Jones <fc
Templeton:
New York Stock
Exchange.
by amendment.
Net proceeds of this
financing, together wit a cash 011 hand, will be
psetl to make additional investments in common stock
equities of sub¬
Underwriting terms
company plans to sell
tations
Tne
stock
Corporation
offering price will
public
current
its
The
headed by Paine,
group
Securities
initial
then
500,000 shares
proposes
underwriting
1958
Co.—Earnings—
Month of January—
A
1
•
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Plans
■39
metal
24,702,838.
signed with Guild Films, it was revealed on Marc** 17., Va-"" •'. Operatiijg- expenses %a
Federal Income taxesi/__i;Ai-'A__A—■.4,608.000
Guild Films
began co-producing Light of the World late in 1957
; Other
q|)eKatiug Taxes,
1-A_
,A_:_
with Trans-American Productions, who
4,188,076
produced the -program on radio
lor 10 years.
v-/
-"i-'
Net operating
A
The series will consist of 39 half-hour filmed ^episodes for the first
ineOmeAA,.$5,345,074
Net; alter jbharges/A_l Ar
'
year.
The stories are based on action
4,641,356
General Telephone
Corp.—Proposes Stock Offering—
'.The corporation, on March 12 filed a registration statement with
bo
from
the
contract
119,421
——
taxes-™
....
lor
income
.
.
on
.
•'*%•'•
-A
-
^T.fe'per share
to
/ L" ' a
'•
The
large decrease in 1957 earnings, the report said, was due
primarily to the -sharp drop in metal prices. Average copper and zln© !
prices received during" the, year were 24.841 cents per pound
-
..
"!
li- a a,
■
V ,f2;^ '
1,
preceding year the company reported a profit of
$21,007,852^
the
Gross
7/
Jts wholly-owned subsidiary,
>
The' company's metal production • during the year included
19-58—7 Months—1957?
97,486
$24,686,905 $24,293,001:' .ounces°-ot goid^ 1,528,295 ounces of silver, 88,687,785 pounds of copper
apd-11.7.599,060;pounds,of zincA
'
/AA
-a
1958—Month—1957,
$1,828,518
Month of February—
telecasting
100,500
'
expenses
operating
Net operating income...
after charges..
b
'
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Earnings—•
pared with $61,030,963 in the previous
Months—1957
\ ■>a; '<■
-u
the
-'
equal
? A/yAVA
-
...
—
ABC
$913,128
Net
In
to
2050a "
p.
net
profit for. 1957, after
operating costs/depreciation, depletion and income taxes, of
$8,039,303;
equal to $2.91 per shajre ott 2,757,973 shares outstanding at-the
end
,
•*''
,
Sales
—V.
236,781
1953
revenues
Federal income
111
$0.08
-'
187, p. 881.
Month of January—
&
AAA/'
-l v--
v -
37,196,355;427,8*76,672
187, p. 882.
Guild
•
988.,
p.
(II. L.) Green Co.,
$310,188
204,573
-"
«
Current assets at
262,400
"
General Telephone Company of
Ohio—Earnings
*
P*
.i
$20,061,836 $22,073,099 $40,676,884 $41,586,536;-
Period End. Feb. 28—
:
179,557
,
'
Grant Co.—February Sales 'Off—
1958—Month—1957. T, 1958—2
Sales
$300,858
:,i.
J
j
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—February Sales Off—
--V.
186,
iChlirchili
1,066,402
204,233
:
operating income—
after
—V.
j
k;,
'//■"/
—-i--
—V.
$1,798,029
1,198,819
taxes.
operating t»xes„^—
Net
g
.
?/.
Sales
'
Net
/
882.
p.
(W. T.)
1957
$1,883,467
,
$0.09
-
.
700,000
■■
ThO annual report of.this company and
River Power Co., Ltd.,
showed
-
Period End. Feb. 28—
Inc.—Earnings—
1958
-
r__
]A
"
54,154
A~
significantly
sales Volume.—V.
^ Hudson Bay
/
Month of January—•'
Federal
'
'
w
•/"■•'
•
Other
Tloov-cr's
* ''"T958A-52 WksA-b957*A
1958—5 Wks.—1957
'■
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
,
187,
•
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
;
pledge of faith of the United States '{to payment
and interest of such-bonds.-'*£/' A/'/
a
43,119,566
—V.
company
1206.
v,
,
>
lias set March 26 for its planned sale at competitive
bidding of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds. The sale had been first
eet on March 12 but postponed because of market
conditions.—V. 187,
P-
106,16^.
685.000
the principal
Sales
General Telephone Co. of California—Bids March 26—
This
4
Bearing Co.—Acquisition—"'l
r
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales
$1,255,000
applicable
187, p. 881.
provides
of
Period End. Mar. 1—
.
earnings
Earns,
—v.
.
,1957
2,511,000
,
"
'
'. ';• >'"•/*'
-
$54,929,000 $57,624,000
Taxes
<
poly--
which
for
.
General Shoe Corp.—Sales and Earnings Decline—
A 3 Months
and
60.439A'
(
expected
amended
as
-
insurance
Title
a ;
■
1
1958
_j»
and it
A
,
The
6ales
President.
Newport,
pentaerythritol
<C. II. Simmons,
President/ on March 18 announced the -acquisition
A V '
i "'*• 'O
of the.bali.-bcaring business and certain of the assets of
the Ahlljerg -:
approval is requested.; amounts to ap-y
proximately 75 A of the cost to Grace Line'..'',of- the two, new 300- A Beuring CO., a .subsidiary..of Marcmont Automotive Products, Inc.;
111.
He indicated it was a cash transaction.
passenger, 20.000-ton ships, the "Santa Rosa!' and '^Santa? Paula" now A Chicago,
The
asseto
moved
into
the 'modern
building at Newport News, Va.
The "Santa, JRosa">, is ^scheduled ior V acquired .will be
bearing/'plant of Hoover
*
delivery this June and the "Santa Paula" is early fall, at which time.;>; now: ilea ring,.completion outside Ann Arbor. AAA, a a "a. :a a a .; A
-, i Mr.
Simmons said the -acquisition " will
thcy will enter service between New York gnd the> Caribbean and
diversify - the Hoover, line
of.. bearings, and over a period of' time should! add
South America. '
*
t
;
Heyden
type of public financing Is new in the.history
Merchant Marine
of
12
Askin,
formaldehyde,
Net pfofit
1—
of the American Athat developments will be- watched -V Number of 'shares. outstanding-L
Net profit per share
closely by investors and the maritime industry.
A
-A/A;
—^V." 166, pA468. V. -Y
In the first and necessary step priod to implementing-this
program,^ '
Grace
Line
has
formally applied to the Federal Maritime Administrator for ship mortgage insurance under Title. XI. of the Merchant- Hoover Bail &
This
.»
A The
Simon
manufactures
-
of
line
Maurice
Line,
pentaerythrifolsiat Varernes. Quebec. The plant was constructed, with
Inc.—Proposed New Ship Financing—A.
Heyden's technical assistance, and Heyden Newport vwill-continue to
group headed by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and
make available Its patents and technical knowledge, Mr. Askin
stated,
Smith and including Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;' • '.Tie also
.reported that the disposition of Heyden
Newport's 50%
interest in. The" McArthur Chemical
Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co., and F; EberCo:, Ltd., a Canadian affiliate of
St. Maurice,-is
being negotiated.—V. 187, p. 328.
•
stadt & Co., has been designated as underwriters for a'
proposed offering by Grace Line," Inc. of government a
Hood Chemical Co., Inc.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
insured bonds secured by a first preferred ship mort¬
A" 6 Months Ended Feb. 28—
A
'
*
' 1 •'■'
1958
9'."- ''1957V '.
gage on the new* "Santa Rosa" and? "Santa Paula," it
Gross sales -i
•._«»!
$1,951,788
$1,794,256
was announced by Lewis A. Lapham, President.'-^
Net profit before income taxes„
;
-^1
120,879 A
General Electric Co.—New Mobile Radio—
,
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
Hey den Newport Chemical Corp.—Sells Stock Interest
in Affiliate—
dary offering of 29,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
'
' ~
•
was made on March 19
-'
by Dean Witter & Co. at $63.25
The sale
by this corporation of its 50%
interest in St.
Maurice
per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share. ! ' Chemicals.. Ltd., of Canada, to the Shawinigan Water &; Power Co. in
exchange-for 75,000 shares of Shawinigan common stock; was con¬
The offering was oversubscribed.—V. 187, p. 145.
" firmed, on March 14
Corp., Boise, Idaho—Files With
Exchange Commission—
Bt
.
,-This
those
used.
and
the
contrasts
employed
Hie
new
-i
.
with
in
anodes
the
the
Inca
'.I: .t a-l,
converter
and
years
mctallurgyi
of
usuel
nickel,
--
nickel ~
electro--
industry,
process/eliminates
operations^
m.
Bessemer
sulphide
seven
direct electrolysis
reduction
lnhur-ind
from
into
the
with
attendant
nickel
or
suloMde
other
source
for
production *, of- high quality nickel.
Another unique feature
of.
process
is that it permits, for the first, time- in nickel refining,
electrolysed
the
the
the
:
'Volume 187
Number 5121
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,,
commercial recovery of elemental sulphur and selenium as valuable
^by-products, in addition to cobalt and precious metals; convenionally
r recovered.—V. 186, p., 2155..-.. \
,,'V/ .■/•
dealer
stock
-
A
.
International
Co.—WithdrawS
Silver
Rogers
simultaneously sold
This company, effective at once, has .withdrawn from fair trade 1847
RogersrBros.yand Won. Rogersand aons, silverplated flatware, accord-'
-tag to John B. Stevens, Vice-President in charge of sales. Other brands
how
under fair
trade are not affected at present by this company
decision. Mr. Stevens emphasized.
""There are no immediate changes anticipated in prices, discounts or
outstanding, in the hands of investors.—V. 184,
^
Thev corporation
has; acquired
President, said on
Lichtenstein,
purchase were
divulged
not
either
on
1847
Bros.,
Rogers
Wm.
or
Rogers
and
said the
% 187,
p-.
46..
•
;:;v .vv >">" //
..i.
"_i. I
.
'•
-■
<
"/ ;
•
**V
**■;■ '*
Month of February—
Sales
:
?.
1
V
_//./ -v
Period End. Feb, 22—
Retail
:"
-
^
-
i
This
March
company-on.
filed
18
«
:< "•'%
recurring expenses,
rind
1
of
'used
to
The
by
tower
along
ordinary
an
antenha's
Is sectionalized
}
the structure into
highways
and
be
dismantled
feed
supports
ean
the
with
or
welded
p. 1092.
which
*
1958—Month—1957
t- Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales i
^-V.
*;
'
Sales
;r-V.
l
1958—Month—1957
$43,306,461
ill
p.
883.
J'i
;
t
.
sales
-
$4,596,892
-
;
T-V. 187, p. 884..
'
.
•,
last
$737,330,
outstanding.
year,
17c
or
Ling
per
50c
or
share.
per
•
.
of
Corporations
of
the
on
;
L
..
sales
the
for
first
:
'*
Month of February
Sales
186, p. 2578.
1958
;
;_1
—V.
of
dividend
The
.
,
,
:
,
;
,
*
to
show
increase
an
the
over
183,
"
/
-
■
/-The Securities arid
V
/"■•
on
earnings,
Robert
it 'Was
announced
March 18, has issued a decision permanently suspending a
A exemption from .registration under the Securities - Act of
on
Regulation
1933
suspending th^ effectiveness bf a
will
10
of
end
the
offered
be
held.
April
It
with
to holders in the ratio of one
is expected the offering will be made
the
subscription
price
determined
The
„
;
for sale at competitive bidding
;
bonds
and the
arid
Commission
is
subject
SEC.
approval
to
.
by
the
,
.
bank loahs.—V. 187, p% 1207.
repay
a
'
Lbs Angeles Airways, Inc.—Stock Sold—Dean
•
broker-dealer
or
firms
their
their
for
accounts
own
and
families
that
a
or
large
for
accounts
the
of this
part
stock
of
was
.
This
cates;
V.
paid, the company for the .stock, and held that 'it continued for a
substantial period Of time thereafter during which, the broker-dealer
and
associated
persons
general' investing
them
were
reselling -stock
to
the
$1.50,
Regulation A
was
available.
also-found
The Commission
Sale
) Press releases issued
later dates stating
subscribed
that
cancelled,: and
repurchasing
Were
also
found, that
Mr;
untrue since Mr.
stock
Breen
from
various
and
Consolidated
Breen
kept 9,000 shares.
.
original
statements
hi
subscribers .The Commission
press released and
resulting-
body
!
insufficient
was
to
determine
whether
a
.
mineable
'
owned
Vice-President
subsidiary,
of
the
citrrent
have,
nearly
—V. 13?*, p. 884.
Magnavox
additional manufacturing and warehouse
exists.
registration
expansion
900,000
program
square
feet
of
completed, the company
floor space in Greenevilie.
'
is
The
statement
cqvering the
proposed
100,090. share
which was filed by. Lewisohn' Copper on March -20, 1956,
stated that the offering price would .be-determined'before: its effective
date-but had'been tentatively estimated to be at ; least $10 a share.
The Commission ruled that the prospectus - should have ^contained a.
detailed description. of the 200,000-share offering,' including the', fact
Mangel Stores Corp.—Current Sales Off—
4 Weeks
.
..
,
Sales
—V.
Results
See
cla med
involving,
resold
-
a
a
was also .heldy"(tp be deficient in failing to
sale of 33,000 shares by the company to!.Mr,. Breen ander
exemption " froni the
public offering-was
more
than
half
1957
& Bearipg
Products, Inc.—Sale by Unit—
Co.
of
the
Securities
not-in
shares
to
Act
fact
a
as
a
exempt
partner
."transaction
not:
since Mr, Breen
of another broker-
for
1957
share,
and
$354,343,515
one
of
neb
and
capi¬
not
were
.
v
•.
•
1956
$
•
L;—
revenues
—
Earnings before taxes
Net earnings after taxes______
Earnings per share
—r
- /•
354,343,515 317,741,083
20,830,016
10,362,076:
22,837,332
13,170,332
—;
$1.82
$2.27
Including the results of subsidiaries disposed Of that year, 1956 gross
totaled $374,030,904, earnings before taxes amounted to $24,-
113,236, and net after taxes totaled $12,881,736, equal to $2.26 per share.
Merritt's special credit of $580,681 in 1957 primarily represented nek
profit from the sale of 211,254 shares of New York Shipbuilding Corp.,'
a
subsidiary in which it now holds an 80.5% interest, and from th®,
disposal by ship of its subsidiary, the Highway Trailer Co;
*
The $3,509,606 special credit in 1956 represented net profit realized
from disposal of the four subsidiaries, which also resulted in a $2,820,-'
000 tax-carry-forward credit for Merritt In 1957.—V. 186, p. 884.
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Sales Near-Record
Levels— '
ended Dec. 31, 1957 held at
compared with the all-time record
of $42,222,677 established in 1956, H. E. Martin, President, announced
net
Consolidated
levels
near-record
March
sales
of
for
the
year
$42,200,580,
7.
most
welding division.
equal, after
preferred dividends, to $1.82 per share on the 792,550 shares of common:
stock outstanding at Dec. 31, 1957.
This compared with net income
of $1,535,361 in 1956 which was equal, after preferred dividends, to
The level
lines.
of
gross
cost-price
A
profit margins was generally maintained in
squeeze,
however,
the
affected
Consolidated net income for 1957 amounted to $1,461,351,
share
on
stockholders
The
the common stock.
on April 10 will be
'
asked
to
approve
in the number of authorized shares of the
increases
a
proposed
company's common
stock to 1,200,000 from the present 860,000 Shares.
The
increased
capitalization
would permit management
..
take
to
authorized
if the opportunity is presented to expand through
other companies and also to provide a reserve of
stock to enable the
company
to meet its future needs
generally.
There
prompt action
acquisition of
stock
Stockholders
at
are
110
definitive plans for
the moment, Mr. Martin said.
were
also
informed
that
the
further
U. S. District
issuance
of
Court, New
had dismissed an action filed in October 1957 by Alexander
Rogers, a director, and two other stockholders "for the benefit of the
company" against American Can Co., a number of the company's
directors,
and the company itself.
The new chemical plant at Carrollton,
Ky., is expected to begin
products by April.
The new plant should provide
with adequate capacity as well as "considerably increased
permit larger-scale output of new products heretofore
manufactured in relatively small, quantities in the company's Railway,
N.
J., pilot plant facilities," Mr. Martin said.
.Capital expenditures for physical assets amounted to $4,699,877 in
1957.
Unspent commitments on Dec. 31, 1957 amounted to $1,988,477.
Of
this, $959,478 represents the 1958 capital budget and $1,028,999
projects approved in 1956 and 1957, principally lor the Carrollton
organic chemical plant and other projects, expenditures for which
finished
shipping
the
company
flexibility
were
completed in 1957.
'
company's long-term $6,000,000 credit agreement .with
banks arranged in October 1956, the sum of $3,000,000
borrowed in 1957, making a total drawn down of $4,200,000 by
New
Dec.
to
not
Under
above.—V. 187, p. 456.
the
York
1957.—V.
31,
186,
2475.
p.
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of
"
America—To Increase
Stock—-
Marine Midland. Corp.—Stock and Option Plans Filed
.
stockholders will be held on May 13
a proposed amendment to the articles
an increase in the authorized com¬
mon stock to 2,100,000 shares from 2,050,000 shares.
The board of directors has fixed the close of business on April 3,
1958 as the record date for determination of the stockholders_ entitled
to notice of and to vote at the annual meeting—V. 186, p. 1956.
.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
March
100,000
corporation- filed
registration, statement
with
the
SEC
on
14.-195$, covering 400,000 shares of its common stock, of which
Shares will be- offered under the company's stock purchase
under its Second Stock Opticn Plan.—V; 187,
plan and 300,000 shares
p.
a
1208.
The
for
'
\ The registration; statement
a ■■
Hoover Eall
totaled
''
Gross
W&3
.
1957
completely, •comparable with those previ¬
ously reported for 1956, Mr. Wolfson pomted out, since the latter in¬
cluded the revenues and earnings of four subsidiaries that had been
profitably disposed of in 1956 as part of Merritt's program to expand
operations showing tlie greatest growth and profit potential.
Excluding the 1956 operations of the four subsidiaries that were no,
longer a part of Merritt in 1957, results for the past two years would
compare as follows:
$1,798,594
the
optimistic
5
disclose that
—
in
revenues
1957 had marked substantial completion of a two-year, $57,000,000
tal expenditures program for plant expansion and improvement.
two
Maremont Automotive
price, including the issuance- of misleading press
that
200,000-share offering was oversubscribed..
statements, about the company's'drilling
./programs, results of assays, posible .tonnages without-disclosing ..that '
the existence of a mineable ore body" had not been established,
and- -containing
i—
t
was flbt ' available.;' The
was .also held to be misleading in. failing to' disclose tlie
activities of the company, Mr.-Breen and others having a tendency to
Influence .the
releases stating
1958
$1,651,597
Ended March l—
.'..iJiL—
187'; p. 989.
gross
Jersey,
The
on
'
When
prospectus
^
Executive
wholly
•
will
$hat the exemptiori provided-by Regulation j A
r
a
space.
ore
offering^
1
Graham.
Tennessee,
•
that, the- primary purpose:pf the company Was to explore its'
properties in an .effort to establish the existence of a large amount
pf low grade copper ore and that,'according to the company's geologist,
done
of
mately 190,000 square feet of
close
work
H.
March 18 announced
an
expansion program for the company's Grceneville and Jefferson
City (Tenn.) plants, which will cost in excess of $1,000,000, to be
completed by July 15, 1938.
Mr.
Graham said that work
would start immediately on approxi¬
newspaper articles about the company's properties, past production
and possible tonnages were misleading in view of the failure to dis¬
the
William
Co.
->l
'
.
earnings before taxes amounted to $22,837,332.
Louis E. Wolfson, President and Board Chairman, further noted that
Merritt's backlog stood at an all-time high of $701,000,000 as of midFebruary, 1958, compared with $527,000,000 the year before, and that
.
! Magnayov Co.—Unit to Increase Capacity—
an -additional 26,000 shares
others interested in the offering
ago.
of $580,681 in 1957, equal to 10 cents per
$3,509,606 in 1956, equal to 62 cents per share.
common
on behalf bf the company on Oct. 19, 1955, and,
that the 200,000 share offering: had been over¬
found to.be
were
.
year
a
credit
$1.91 per
type buses to the Connecticut Co., of New Haven,
on
March 18 by this corporation.
They will
placed ill service iri the Greater Hartford area.
The buses will be of 51-passenger capacity and will be powered by
Mack's
Thcrnvodyne diesel engines.
The Connecticut Co. operates a ileet of 550 buses in the Connecticut
communities of Stamford, New Haven, Meridcn, Middletown, Norwalk,
New London and rthe Greater Hartford area.—V. 187, p. 678.
Urtrich. he ..never iqld.: subscriptions -for
Were
;
Inc.—Receives Large Bus Contract—
transit
announced
was
be
offering price, was $1.50 was' untrue, and that the : offering 'circular
spould' have disclosed the fact that profits would be received by the 7
various-firms upon, the resales by them at; higher, prices.
:' ,
on
of 24
Conn.,
|he representation in the company's offering circular', that the public
,
'
1092.
.
Under
.
p.
Mack Trucks,
Since most- of the resales were at prices
the aggregate offering price'to, the public exceeded
the $300,000 maximum prescribed iri the Securities Act and Regulation
A for exemptions for small security issues and accordingly no exemption
.
public;
in excess of
with
plans to issue $7,695,000 of equipment trust certifi¬
subject'to approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.—
company
187,
.
firms
r
.
,
•*
187, p. 884.
The 1957 net after taxes equalled $2.27 per share on 5,792,019 shares
outstanding. In 1956, net totaled $12,881,736, equal to $2.26 per sliaro
on 5,694,069 shares.
Earnings were exclusive of a non-recurring special
on
Louisville & Nashville RR.—To Sell Certificates—
;
mostly at prices above the, offering, .price, of $1.50; The Coniinfesioa rejected the coinpany's contenlion-that the' public' distribution
of the stock had been completed by Oct 20,
19'55, when Mr. Breen
resold,
.
f1957
$8,689,000
0
;
■
■
stock
:
1958
$8,095,000
—1
revenues
Witter
proposed subsequent offering of lOQ.OOO shares of such4 stock.
200,000-share offering ofEewisohn Copper'.Stock; - which began ^ ft & -Co. on March 7 offered 1,923 shares of common stock
on Oct. 17. 1955, was made at $lk50 a. share tnrough' George ,"F7 Breen,
(par $10) at $52 per share. It was quickly completed.
of New YoTk- Oii'y, as principal1 underwriter.
'The Coriim'issioh fotmtV
The net proceeds went to selling stockholders.—V. 187, p. 1092.
that .more than half, oi the issue was sold by 'Mr. Breen to a few
members
$6,515,242 $13,184,157 $13,796,437
: "
'
corporation on March 10 reported record consolidated net earn¬
ings after taxes of $13,170,332 for 1957, an increase of 2.2% over th$
•sV.The
-
,
1958—8 Wks.—1957
1958—4 Wks.—1957
$6,004,803
884.
p.
previous high of
im¬
.
proceeds from the sale will be used for adidtional facilities
net
and to
time.
the
S.
P.
.
bonds will be offered
same
both
of
York
New
with
Registration* striteirierit bovering
:
.
1957
respect to a 200,000-Share offering of common stock, of .this ^corporation
and
"
The
.
stock.
for each
mortgage
ubotit
Sale
Commission
'Exchange
$3,463,284
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Record Backlog—
.
and
Feb. 26 announced it plans to market $20,000,000.
bonds and issue approximately 690,00$ additional
shares
common
the
The
at
'/"■>' r;
■
187,
Sales
were
1614.
p.
common
share
about
Dewisohn Copper Uorp., Tucson, Ariz.—SEC Decision
•
884.
p.
Month of February—
V
•
mediately prior to the offering.
Suspends Filings—
187,
'
.
1957
1958,
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—February Sales Off—
'
payable
mortgage
of
The
new
■; •
1958—2 Months—1957
$7,115,601 $12,953,203 $13,883,021
February—
Period End. Mar. 1—
first
$27.50
stock
company
first
shares
$8,927,531
'V
;
.
in
1957
$8,199,546
"...
■
.
1958—Month—1957
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Off—
—V.
'
'
187,
V.
also
884. '
p.
Retail rales
Long: Island Lighting: Co.—Plans Financing—
...
;.
See
$3,183,099
—V.
time
They
mark.
common
Inc."—V.
1958—2 Months—1957
$9;i77.r279
$9,445,315
Lerner Stores Corp.—February Sales Off—
1957.
Sales
"Resulting workiiig capital of $14,938,000 represented a
of $1,138,000 after paying for the Wish-Bone acquisition
and
prepaying notes aggregating $510,000 on the purchase of Vitality Mills,
!
t.
27,539 she.
59,353 shs.
37,500 shs.
30,
Nov.
•'
McLellan Stores Co.—February Sales Lower—
California.
of
at
as
$6,260,269
187,
Month of
,
State
°148,833
"'230,550
299,000
*14,362
150,000 shs.
instalments
current
f
<
Outstanding
Elec¬
share
Ling said sales:
since Ling Elec¬
Mr.
FINANCING '
McCrory Stores Corp.—February Sales Off—
—V.
fiscal
of
stock
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Feriod End. Feb. 28—
gain
$5,013,304
t;,,
the
of
sales
GIVING EFFECT
s.
Sales
135%
Mr. Smallwood.
^
.v
_
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
i
,•
of
the
any
face
1208.
p.
a
share, totaling $1,828,000, was declared on
April 14, 1958. This compares with $25 a
15, 1957.
/*
"Current assets on Dec, 31, 1957, were $29,388,000 and current liabili¬
ties $14,450,000—a ratio of slightly better than two to one," explained
Dane Bryant, Inc.—February Sales Decreased—
■
'I
Y
*
,.--v
...^
.
share
per
in
at
their
an
share paid on April
u
.
^
/Less
;
1956.
the
^
1958—2 Mpnths—1957
$8,784,113 $10,233,321 $18,326,057 $20,597,529
—
187,
earnings
the
value
taken
Common stock (par $1)
in the company's history crossed the
$103,471,000, a gain of 10% over the
$93,739,000 in 1956. This was the 24th consecutive year in which sales
showed
a
gain over the preceding year.
Physical volume of. goods
shipped also was at a new high.
Consolidated net profits in 1957 before income taxes were $12,188,000
against $11,717,000 in 1956.
Net earnings after income taxes were
$5,460,000, an increase of 9% over the $5,015,000 in 1956.
After pro¬
viding for dividends on the 4% cumulative preferred stock, the 1957
earnings were equal to $81.37 a common share against $74.67 a share
A
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
sinking fund payable
maturity of the
a
until
at
largest principal amount of debentures
the
of
thereafter
debentures
30-year 5V2%
6% sinking fund debs, due 1978
^
¥2 % mortgage
fl% cumul. preferred stock (par $20)—
(Thomfis J.) Lipton, Inc.—Sales Top $100,000,000—
Net
'
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—February Sales Dower—
*
5%
annually
or
4
r
six months
$120,850 on
of common
Commissioner
$100,000,000
,
1958—2 Months—1957
'
.
in
390%.
of
comparable
shares
rise
a
■
This "corporation.' iri 1957, had record sales
Smallwood,; Chairman, reported on March 13.
,
can
$21,584,803 $22,483,840 $43,609,727
187, p. 883.
show
half .of thfe fiscal year
months.—V. 187, p. 884.
/ :
.
^
'
cash
f. bonds due 1967_„
p. f. debentures due 1972
—V.
(S. S.) Kresge Go.—February Sales Decreased—
f
of
"
entitled to the benefits of
and
,
final/step in merging Ling Industries, Inc. into Ling Electronics
completed with the issuance on March 5 of a definitive permit
six
within its mounting
components.—V. 186,
feed
portion
a
.
redemption.
are
1959
CAPITALIZATION
>
'the; final
stored
and
and
only
on
.
be towed over
difficult terrain' by truck or
aluminurii parabolic
reflector
.
increase
netted
the
by
through 27, at the
antenna -tower are
in-the
trailer
a
car
-28-foot
March 24
wheels
date of
1,
First uitge. 5Yz%
Mr. Ling said Lingt Electronics and its subsidiaries have a combined
backlog ofi $5,000,000 in orders, and Tie expects sales and profits for
'k:''
';t Vv..',"
antenna at the
mobile
new .28-foot
a
Retractable
Coliseum.'
convert
tractor.
exhibit
Radio Engineers Convention,
York
public
will
company,
Institute
(New
of
use
part
time outstanding.
one
.
A
was
The balance of the proceeds will be used, as additional working
r.This
*
and
have been.'$443,000,
proximately $250,000 of the proceeds will be used for the... construction
in the planning stage, of a- building in. Cohasset' to provide addir7 tional floor space for the company's executive., and-, engineering • per¬
,
amount
earnings are: not directly comparable, however,
tronics has acquired Ling Industries and other subsidiaries.
.-.
Earnings, reported' by Ling Electronics were realized with, the use
of only $164,000 of an existing tax loss.
Mr. Ling said that on a pro.
forma basis, if half of the tax loss had been
used, the net income would
now
...
the
and
-
.'/
the
724,133
Vestment, of;a newly-formed subsidiary through which this company
carry on a research and .development program in California.'
?GfiSuch. amount, $315,000 will be'used- fox' land and. buildings,"$85,000
for ,machinery, and. equipment, and .$100,000 for. working..capitaL
Ap-
' •' '
sales
a
For
tronics
£ plans to
capital.-
with
in
or
are also
subject to redemption in part through the
sinking fund at the, principal amount plus accrued
the
debentures 4n
Littg pointed out the earnings in the interim report ax*e despite
outlay of $135,000 for research and development and other non¬
an
*'
sonnel.
of
June
Mr.
:
1
.
*
outstanding,
existing tax los$ carry forward.
.
%
debentures
The debentures
earnings of 4>555,534 on sales of $3,509,401 for the six months ended
Jan. 31, James J; Ling,, Chairman of the Board of Directors, announced
on Match 6.
Net earnings w-ere $335,034, or 40c per share on 839,000
shares
whole*
.
The
Lingr: Electronics, Inc.—Earnings Up 135%, Sales 390 %
corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiaries showed gross
common
redemption in
.
operation
'■
This
=
-
to
subject
are
notice at the principal amount plus a, premium of 4% of the
if redeemed prior to March-1, 1959, 3%
thereof if redeemed
on
v.
registratiohstateoieht 'with
a
debentures
days'
Further
prior to March 1, 1960, 2% thereof if redeemed prior to March 1, 1961
and 1%
thereof if redeemed thereafter and plus accrued Interest to
the date of redemption.
total
"the
$2,300,000."
'<;>/:■
tjhe
EEC covering 100,000*shares of its $ 1 par common5- stock, to be offered,
t
lor public sale- through a group of underwriters headed -by W. C:
f hahgley
Co.. The .public offering, price,,and underwriting terms are to
6e supplied by amendment. *■.
.'?vi,The company Js engaged in the design, development arid manufacture
%pf various types of antennas and antenna systems, and is said to be'
one
of the principal makers of large "antennas.
Substantially all of
•**
its outstanding common stock is.owned by present and former officers'
arid directors of the company; and members of their families and associates, and by employees of .the company. There has been no market
/for the shares. 'Donald 'S. Kennedy is President -arid-principal stock¬
holder (45,636" shares, of 36.5% )/"/ /' *
-V
;
:«v OX the nqt proceeds of this financing $500,000 will be used for in;
The
15
amount
apd .Sah1 Jose. Calif.
This is Libertys' first entry into the
West-Coast: ^rea/ ,Mr.'Uchtenstein said,
1
The. loan company, including the California acquisitions, now has
assets v of i. approximately $64,000,000 and
capital funds in exoess ot4
$24,500,000, Mr.: Lichtenstein said, and has 188 branch offices located
in 144 Cities vand 20 states.—V.
186, p. 1739.
(D. S.);Kennedy &: Co.—Registers With SEC—•, /f/
g
of
Mention
—
......
"
1958—8 Weeks—1957
v
•?
exact
interest to
$32,811,694 $31,492,144 $65;720,'984 $63;'161;727
:i87,vp. "883. Ct
5
1958—4 Weeks—1957
sales
The
Lyle S. Woodcock, Vice-President,
exchange of Liberty's 5%% converti¬
two companies, making the purchase
an
Concord
:
1957 v-
14.' Jewel. Tea Co., Inc.—February Sales Up— '?
f
4.
David B.
terms of the
.
/^*/;
/,■
■
March
Debentures Offered
~
Investing Co., Inc. and Security & Bond Co.
details follow:
companies,
Bay area and Northern California, located in San Francisco, Los Altos,
/ $3,257-400'$3,665,662
•
—v.'i87, p. 883.-..
■'/,/
,*1958
California
Acquisition of the/two companies, San Francisco Finance Co. and
Sterling Fiharicb Corp.; gives Liberty Loan Corp. five offices in the-
,»
interstate Department Stores, Inc.-v-Feb. .Sales Lower
'
more
excess
said.. ..'
■
■•■VV-." '
w
•£ f'
involved
-stock for -the
than
two
assets bf the two companies,
which is
Liberty Loan Corp. has outstanding 126,000
shares oi 160,000 -authorized shares of preference
stock, Mr. Woodcock
in
.
-f,*"
*,»
lp
transaction
ble -preference
price
Sons
flatware," a letter to ..the., trade, dated March 14, signed by Mr.
Stevens, explained. "But' we plan to review carefully both the whole-'
sale and retail performance under the-new policy in an effort to mainyfain a-strong ;and loyal distributive • force for these1 trademarks."—V.
qij
624.
p.
but
*
,
Matheson Co., Inc.
yvas made in our issue of March, 17 of the public offering
of $299,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures due March 1,
1978 at 100% and accrued interest
by Mohawk Valley
Liberty Loan Corp.—Acquires Two Finance Firms—
,">■*
distribution
large amount of the company's
a
market...
amount of stock
Brands
/From Fair Trade—
'
who
the
request • by the: toiripany tb " withdraw' the" registration statement
denied in, view of the fact that the company has a substantial
was
•
firm
oh
7
(1315)
of.
the
ahnual
meeting
purpose
incorporation
of
of voting
to
the
upon
provide
for
8
(1316)"!
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Month of January—-
-
Federal
Other
1959
_
•
______
$2,566,589
2,273,908
April 7, this corporation will
occupy new and larger quarters
recently completed 34 story
building at 750 Third Avenue, New
York 17, N.
Y., it was announced on March
-
..
187, p. 885.
'
v
r
,
.
&
1958
Sales
-
—V.
187, p, 885.
-
to Frank Grpemvall,
facilities will enable it
in
the
William
H.
Morgan,
from
up
shares.
Net
President,:
the
$232,838
,.■■/
shipments
•
on
March 13 announced
$7.58 per common share on
$1.10 per
share in 1956 on
Plant
to
or
were
$18,341,836
increase
an
of
compared
$2,571,097
with
—v.
171,840'/at.'
y" /•
1957
net
$15,770,739
loans -totaling $1,350,000
of unfilled orders assures satisfactory
operations
during first halt of 1958. and the company expects 1958
earnings will
be reasonably
satisfactory in relation to its average earnings for the
past five years.—V. 186, p. 1849.
Net
funds
will
on
to
redemption
at
101%
and
a
general
added
to
A
the
New
their
capital stocks,
and
subsidiaries
hearing
has
the
the
upon
1958
years
through
interested persons
stock
I960.-
until
financing proposal
Includes
*
1,
this
1958,
/V/-y
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to
repay hank loan of
fro pay unsecured notes due
Sept. 30, 1958 of $100,000 and,
the remainder added to
operating, and contingency fund.
in
of
excess
inn-chased
BUSINESS—The Club
for the purpose of
was incorporated in
Oregon on April 25, 1933,
operating a track for greyhound racing with pariwagering under an act of the Oregon
legislature passed in
popularly known as the "Oregon Pari-Mutuel Law." The
New
mutuel
of
common
a
England Telephone
With Securities and
Club
shares
it in connection with
bid.—V. 187, p. 1093.
of
the
company
^
,
&
Telegraph
as
to
opening of
the
the
Silver
1957
the
at
season
Anniversary
of
year
Club's
Fairview
new
greyhound
New
racing
track
in
Oregon,
and during the.Club's
50'tiay meet attendance exceeded 300,000
persons.
195
it
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Mtge.
payable,
in
five
equal
equipment
payable
in
lease
,
seven
equal
payments,
semiannual
installments, (non-int. bearing).
'
installment due
Unsecured
Aug.
notes
due
notes
bearing interest
-10%
dueat
in
Class
par
CI. A
B
—V.
stk.
stock
(G. C.) Murphy
187*
p;
186,000
200,000
"
ceeds
885.:
—
on
-
bank
Detailed
250,000
sales
$47,375,065
lor.
the
year
on
Co.
435,000 shs.
plans
for
Lower—
Jacob
r
13
increased
as
reported
that
the
automotive
trim
Automotive
(Canada) Ltd),
a
Ltd.
subsidiary.—V.
(J. J.)
oversubscription
privilege)* Stockholders took up
169,578 shares, or 97.2%
of the offering.
There were additional
subscriptions
totaling 65,504 shares for the remainder
of the
offering,
whrch will be allotted
pro rata.
The
offering was not
underwritten.
of
was
organized in New York on
June 23,
1928_ and hatr carried on business
as
an
investment
or about
company since on
July 1)0^1928; Its office is at 11*1
Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.
It is registered
under - the Investment
Company Act of 1940 as a
closed-end
nondiversified-management company, with freedom
of action
reserved tor change to-a
diversified company.
Guar a nty Trust Co. of
New York, 140
Broadway, New York 15 N. Y.
Is the custodian of
the securities of the
corporation.
_
.
Capital stock (par $5)
—V.
TO PRESENT
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
187. p.- 885.,.
the
York
Chemical: Corn
Exchange Bank, fourth
City,, has just placed an order for
57
New
additional
brings
The
bank
wHl
use
checking-aceountNew
York
the
records
City.—V.
electronic
for
186,- p.
its
96
equipment
offices
in
post
the five
part
of
boroughs
957.
Tbte New* York
an
195® to-its registration
statement covering
in National
Securities
Series.—V.
186,
of
pro¬
4Va%
,
.
March
on
research
old
14.
Nicolet,
which
and
The
new
new
its
type,
contains
of
firm
the
Nicolet
The
Modiglass
process
is unique in
models
the
pilot
factor
which
results
Typical
bodies,
skis,
a
component
and
prototype
where
area,
new
new
company
tubs,
also
trays,
wagon
manufactures
and
truck
pools
glass fiber
Modiglass expects, in the
field
trim,
swimming
near
■
products
and
cabs
for
the
that
air
The
roofing mate¬
1957.
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Stock
Split Voted—
stockholders
stock
313
to
from
Merriam
shares
of
common
The
This
for
24.
said
stock as
will
each
•
■
-
be
to
the
a
an
increase
15,000,000 shares,
company
split-up
the
on
share
——
authorized
basis
to
the
$10
par
planned
com¬
one
additional share
of
a
business
of
on
r
also authorized the
issuance
stock under Northern's
stock option
plan
1209.
-
p.
of
25,000
for key
amend an
addi¬
p.
2579.
&
Electronics
shares
of.
employees.^-
Shares,
Inc.—
Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
Englewood,
amendment
an
p.
on
additional
990.
N.
March
100,000
J.,
17,
investment company,
1958
shares
of
to
its
filed
capital
stock,
$i
with
the
statement
par
'
•
'
•
containers
that
of
reported
corrugated^
;-
-
■
of
the
the
corpora-;'
plant oh'
former
.
and
trust
a
value
165
Broadway'
indenture under
23,
Glass
of
of
to
value
$3.37
22%
1957.—V.
ahead
of "the
economic
a
Feb.
assets
Good—
contained
said
much
in
of
a
the
adjustment
in
company
annual report
the
has
-
...
shareholders
reduction phase
inventory
been
.
to
message
accomplished
:
:
net
the business volume of this
was
;
that
.
3.36
on
187, p. 678.
Co.—Outlook
1958
Chairman,
us
of
.share
a.
only mutual fund devoted,
over-the-counter securities,
stood
at
improvement in
part
asset
the
This figure is
Feb.
net
a
asset
by
the
■
Mr.
.Levis..paid, indications are that the
company'sbetter during the latter
part of 1958 than in
the
be
a
year
ago...
,
1
•
.
increasing .competitive pressures
inflationary trends and rising
results
our
business
report
by
sales
■
1958
Levis
will
-apparent
Mt. Levis,
costs,"
compare
favorably with
generally."
Mr.
of
in
the
and
of
annual
C.
Owens-Illinois
R.
Megowen,
passed
con¬
said,
the
"
and
per-,
■
-
President,
showed
the
Monsanto"
Co.
earnings
for
1957_wrere
$35,810,017
-
sales
on
$4.49 per share in
1956.*.
of
on
substantial
investment
in
new
during
This
included completion
a
building
new
machine
parts for
at
of
a
new
Godfrey,
the
it
also
pulp
includes
and
paper
modernization
a
mill
at
Chicago factory lor National
a
new
Two
new
box
plant
glass
going
in
Kansas
;
;
made
was
into
and
completion
capital'
of
glass)
new
a
>
program
at
the
O-I
Mill
Division's;
Jacksonville, Fla.,
and
common
glass-container plant in Atlanta,.
111.,
to house manufacturing
of
company's use,
container warehouse at
Streator, 111.
•
$39,000,000
$495,-
*."...
facilities
and
of
7,143,287
.
plants
;
$510,486,850.
-sales
4
A
acquisition of a '.site
Container Corp., an O-I
for
a>
subsidiary,;
City,
Mo.
y
•
container
plants outside the United
"States,"."one. in"
Cuba
and
the other in Venezuela,
neared
completion during 1957,'
and production is slated to
begin by mid-1958.—V. 187, p. 990.
.;
Oxford Paper Co.—Sales and
Earnings Decline—
Sales
and
earnings for 1957 were below the record
highs attained
the lower levels reflecting the decline of
activity in the national
economy that developed during the year,
Hugh J. Chisholm. Chairman,*
and William H.
Chisholm, r President, said in their annual
report to
stockholders.
•
•;
;
in 1956,
Consolidated
ended
net
Dec.
sales
31,
the preceding
year.
tons during the
year
Profit
before
of
the
company and its subsidiaries for
the;
1957. were $58,686,749 as against
S6L688.690 for
Shipments of pulp and paper amounted to
247,309*
as
taxes
compared with 270,740 in
for
1957
.was
pre-tax profit of $9,644,275 for 1956.
Consolidated net
t otaled
shares
sion
net
common
dividends
income
of
basis,
was
stock
1956.
and
compared
equivalent to $3.05 per share
on
with
a
on
income,
the
936,470
outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1957. after provi¬
preference stock.
This compared w*ith 1956
the
on
$4,644,275,
and
$7,029,907
income,.-after U.. S, and Canadian taxes
$3,363,907 and
of
for
$5.43
or
per
$4.42
per
common
share
SEC
an
covering,
value.—V.
187,
-
Share
common
calculated on the :
calculated on the 761,470
shares outstanding as of Dec.
31, 1956.
Expenditures by Oxford on plant
during
V. 186, p. 1153.
*
-
1957
-
were
$6,303,115.—'
,
Pacific Gas & Electric
Co.—Merges
Tne
Federal
company
i
of
Power
the
Commission
electric
facilities
has
of
Subsidiary—
authorized
the
merger
into
this
Sacramento
River Farms, Ltd.,
Calif., which consist principally of a distribution
system
serving Hamilton City, Calif/ Purchase price of the facilities
is $83.000,,
subject to closing adjustments.—V. 137, p. 457.
cf
Somis,
Month of
Operating
Operating
Federal
registration
ior
Fund,
an
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Chemistry
•
each.
of
of
~"
1958.
Board
shares,"against
4,111,dividend
form
.
\
plans fco produce
,
issue
the
outstanding at the close
-
in
in
stockholders
common
187,
stock
19
President,
common
stockholders.
March
March
on
5,000,000 shares
will
Chemical
filtra¬
to supply glass fiber
material
for anti-corrosion
wrapping of various types of liquid and
gas transmission lines.
Modiglass conducts its
manufacturing operations at
Bremen, Ohio,
in a new
plant completed in September of
The
be
plus
half-billion dollar mark,
for the first time
during 1957.
However, earnings from operations
decreased because
of' rising
eOsts and lower volume -in some
lines.
Earnings for the year would have dropped below
1956 had
it not;
been for a non-recurring profit of
24
cents
per share
realized
on1
the sale of the
company's interest in the Plax Corp. to the
car
water
panels.
in
also
will
103V2%,
,,
.
Fund
with
on
serve.*'
we
"Despite
year
use
enter
sports
bodies,
corrugated
material
future, to
are:
and
of
current
tinuation
processing
that continuous
Modiglass
28,
appears
period
same
"
for
executive
laminated plastic products.
contain
station
"
-
1957. the report noted, with
expenditures within the United States.
in
which
automobile
boats,
tion.
rial
items
-at
which
case.
Figures for 1956 showed net earnings of
$35,349,218*
974,236. Net earnings for 1957 were $4.55
on each of
fibers are drawn,
integrity of product throughout the
various
processing operations.
A large
portion of the production
of Modiglass
is used by the
reinforced plastic
industry for surfacing and for decora¬
tive effects
a
debentures
debentures
19 announced
new
manufactures
developed and
A
share,
per
,
of
Industries,
*
Feb.
latter
believe
formance of
facilities
Fibers, Inc.,
and
the
Ga.,
with
series
B
each
Division,-announced
this
reported
"we
products, opened In Florham
building
and
develops
"it
Net
of
.* :'
assets
Consequently,
1093.
structures
The
$102,163
.
;
-
•
-
1958—Month—1957
1958—2 Months—1957 *
$12,021,777 $12,348,330
$23,857,842 $23,552,905
modern
:
of; the
investments in
Levis,
businesses
;
at
investment
a
Nucleonics,
investment company, filed with
the SEC
5,000,060' shares
J
P.
that
sell,
of
National Securities &
Research
Corp.—Registers With
Securities, and
Exchange Commission—
meat'on Marsh H).
retire
Buffalo, N. Y„ and director
Corp.; Dunlop Tire
Corp., and a trustee of the Erie
products
will
be
developed and tested;
asbestos and glass fiber
products will be
the
,
tional
most
r
March
on
1958,
to
on
the
volume
.
at
shareholders.
J.
Aircraft
concepts evaluated.
V.
to
to
glass fibers for all uses.
The 20,000 square feet of expandable
space includes office
areas, the
laboratory, physical testing
laboratory, engineering section,
including a draughting area;
workshop, in which
John
Order—
in
to
$120,-
chemical
872 019 shs
bank
and
of
development facilities
leader in the asbestos
industry.
Also included in
the space will .be
Modigla&s
of
Outstanding
largest
Commission
used
issues
im~>
are
into common stock of the cor•*
close pf business oh April
9, 1958, -at the/rate ot
stock for each share of
preferred.
compares
A prediction
same
"Post-Tronic"
machines to handle
checking-account posting. The order
to & total.
72 the number of
Natioal Cash
electronic posting machines
Register's new
that the bank uses.
bookkeeping
S.
existing series
bond
redeemed
Co.
Total
$115,500
-
of
Inc.,
p.
/ •
FINANCING
National Cash Register
Co.—Receives Add'l
187,
development of
J.,
and
Inc., long
mon
-The
two
funds
common
Products
28,
This
during
,
.
Feb.
$140,783
S.
Newberry Co.^February Sales Decreased—
and
N.
offices
will
carrying
policies.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
the
;
redemption
"—*.
Cincinnati, Ohio.,
Anderson, Production Manager
1957.
The
Pcmeroy,
in molded and
net proceeds from the
sale of common
stock
the general funds
of the corporation to
be used in
BUSINESS—The corporation
of
the
-j
.
the
case,
stock 1s. convertible
the
of
Owens-Illinois
Keith
requested
to
of bonds, the
$70,000,000
refund
J
was
be
in
exclusively
187,
Nicolet Industries,
Inc.—Expansion of Facilities—
One
research
PROCEEDS1—The
its- investment
28,
company
to
bonds
be
Street,
each
payment,
will
'
this
P.
of
will
the
&
Period End. Feb. 28—
and
Aviation Corp. — Stock
Offering Oversub¬
scribed—The corporation on Feb. 28
offered to its stock ¬
holders of record Feb. 27
the right to
subscribe on or
before March 13 for
174,404 additional shares of
capital'
stock (par $5> at
$20 per share on the basis of
one new
share for each four shares
held (with an
out
to
Schoellkopf, IV
Sales
(now
National
be added to
sale
County Savings Bank.—V.
Park,
r
also
conditions,
of a number of
firms including Bell
Rubber Co. and the
Marine Midland
3% ' to
Included in these
properties
the Ajax
Ontario
plant of
known
as
Nafco
Industries
186, p. 2578.
business
Trim
Approval
in
York
which
of-
Over-the-Counter Securities Fund, Inc.—Asset
Value
Buffalo, N. Y., has been elected
director, it was announced by Keith
S.
McHugh, President.
Mr. Schoellkopf is
President and a director of
the Niagara Share.
Corp.;
Vice-President
and
a
director
of
consoli¬
approximately
of
In
for
application has been filed by this
corporation
On
>
from
1993.—V.
according
$60,000,000
proceeds
redemption
security holders exclusively.
I
are
indirect subsidiaries of Webb
& Knapp, Inc.
:
Broadway Realty Corp. now has
outsvanding $2,094,900 of income
debentures, maturing May 1, 1958, on which 165
Broadway Building, 'Inc., is joint obligor.—V. 182, p. 12.
•*
Board—
on
Frederick
a'new
-
Canadian
the
New
September.
400,000 shs.
compared with $45,946,283 for
1956.
Consolidated not
earnings after taxes-were $1,018,052 or 97 cents
per share as compared
with a loss of
£1.821,001 or $1.66 per share in
1956.
This improve-',
raenfr
in
earnings for 1957 can largely be
attributed to
economies, which were
operating
achieved during, the
year.
During KJSTseveraL properties were sold.
were
market
activity
1958,
the
were'
.
165
purchase
1,
until
4'2%-
which
Both
-
competitive
will be announced at
a. future
date. It is now
expected that
common stock will
be sold, to the American
Telephone & Telegraph
under pre-emptive
rights at the end of
the
March
1957
the
bidding
465,000 shs.
$1
1958—Month—1957 * 1958—2
Months—1957
$10,871,232 $11,980,823 $22,398,470
$23,447,482
Bannister, President,
net'
construction
borrowings,
Schoellkopf, Hutton
John -G.
of
which would be used
dated May 16, 1957.
250,000
National Automotive Fibres,
Inc.—Reports Profit-
dated
April
the
J
out¬
the
Trust
Indenture -Act pf 1939
pursuant
to
which
$2,094,900- of'
income debentures are to be issued.
These securities-are to be
exchanged
by the issuer with its existing
Co.—Plans Financing—
financing during
stock,
to favorable
Schoellkopf
-
due
for
,
25, at Room 2315,
the
the company
cumulative-dividends.
preferred
share.
for
Y.
stock
.-
.
The. approval of
March
14 to sell
of
bonds
val.
par
new
common
short-term
.subject
286,000
Co.—February Sales
Period End. Feb: 28—
Sales
—V.
35,910
200,000
(voting)
(nonvoting) $1
major
requested
000,000 of
47.
p.
continuing high level
require
465,000 slis.
common
187,
Will
1961,
1, 1972—
bids
debentures
.
Mcllugh, Piesident.
was
value.com.
$63,900
41,895
«
unsecured debs, due Dec.
The
$106,500
J
_
May,
10%
35-year
y
New York Telephone
1958,
at* 10%___;_____*a_
bearing interest
Unsecured
of
receive
full
Forest
An
Co.—Registers
March
on
by
Realty Corp., of New York, for qualification
of
Last
1, 1961
Sept. 30,
$30,000,000
1>: 1093.
Y.,
EST)
B
l"
its
its
165 Broadway
Building, Inc. (N. Y.)—Seeks Indenture
Qualification—
'
'
'• ;>"*
Outstanding
install¬
ments of $21,300
plus interest at 5%.
Last installment due Jan.
5. 1961
Deferred
of
1
a.m.
all
as
v
,
ac¬
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Bids March 25—
company will up to 11
Broadway, New York, N.
redemption
series, as well
subordinate
debentures,
'
Exchange Commission—
The
for
1951
has been' leased on a long-term basis.
'
*
Plant
operations in
Cincinnati
are
expected
to begin
about' the*
middle ..of the year.V: Vi\"v '
>Y*y.'Av;*-"»
x
>
t
The
plant will produce a complete line of
corrugated containers
manufactured from linerbptrrd
shipped -urom the corporation's kraft
pulp and paper mill at-West Monroe, La.—V.
187, p.. 1093.
ing
•
The
called
with
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
140
15, N. Y.# and for the redemption of the series
debentures with Bankers Trust
Co., IS Wall
N.
Lunkenheimer
Portland.
marked
15,
shares
tion's
The company has filed a
registration statement with the SEC
cover¬
a
proposed issue of $45,000,000
35-year debentures due April 1,
1993, to be sold at competitive
bidding.—V. 187, pp. 885 and 457.
continuously, beginning with the year 1933, conducted
greyhound
racing meets in Portland, Ore., or its
suburbs, and plans to continue
the operation of
its racing meets
at
Fairview, Ore., a suburb of
The
Kent
be
may
series
r.
1952.
Leases Plant—
(not
prior
stabilizing activities
2,494.132
York
B
The corporation
to request
corporation.
number
48,427)
by
14
stock,
deposited
available
containers
of
ceptance of
March
at
105',and the series
interest to April 14; 1958, in
poration
'<
April
oi
$2,510,662
2,327.-433
redeemed
balance
company will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 15, at 441 Stuart
Boston
16, Mass., receive bids for the
purchase from it of
the 968,549 common
shares as shall not be
subscribed for
pursuant
to
offerings to its common shareholders and
to
eligible
employees of the company and Its
subsidiaries, plus such
"
York
accrued
for
given
New
The. preferred
general
any
$2,343.^595
______
,
stock
series
mediately
furtherance of the construction'
through loans to subsidiaries or
either
in
been
preferred
and
applied in
corporate
Tlie
$700,000,
has
for
will be
on
4% %
issued
have
Broadway,
With SEC—
Street,
accrued
■";/•."f
used
SEC
such
subject
the shares
subsidiaries,
$105,000,000 for
efforts basis.
are
its
of
and
company
of
by
The
best-
a
be
tures
Stone, Moore. & Co., Inc., Denver, Colo., on March 4
offered publicly
$250,000 of 10% unsecured debentures
due Dec. -1,
1972, and 400,000 shares of class A non¬
voting common stock (par $1) in units of $250 of deben¬
The debentures
Interest.
the
purposes of the
company. Expendi¬
property additions and improvements
aggre¬
gated S212,200,000
during the post five years; and, based on
present
plans, the subsidiaries expect
to make additional capital
expenditures
of
(Ore.)—Securities Offered—
tures and 400 shares of stock at $910
per unit
the
sale
purchase of additional
shares, of
-
Multnomah Kennel Club
of
programs
the
2.591.460
;;
1,517.392
..
2.10
proceeds of
and
Funds
•'.
employees.
baeklog
A
originally
*
corporation on March 14 filed a
registration statement with
covering 968,549 common shares ($1 par). The
company pro¬
to offer the shares for
subscription by holders of its
outstanding
common shares on the basis of
one additional share
for each 12 shares
held.
The subscription
price is to be supplied by
amendment, as is the
record date for
subscriptions. The company will Invite
competitive bids
lor the purchase of such
of the 968,549 shares as are
not purchased
by
shareholders or pursuant to an
offering of unsubscribed shares to
and
corporation
series
:
1958—8 Weeks—1957
This
repaid.
were
The
System—Registers
I
1,77Z;594
___________'
_______
,
"
;
standing convertible preferred
-
"
2.393,172
—
777.
p.
1957
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred
Stock and Debentures—
adhcsives and
.>
:
".
many
the SEb
1958.
1933
its
serve
——•"
taxes-
operating income___
charges
187,
%
.
$20,386,208 $19,503,944
13,«#6,"747
12.884,430
:——
.
after
—V.
poses
equipment improvements during the year 1.957 amounted
t-lie- largest such expenditure in the
past 10 years.
Addi¬
plant-ai.d equipment improvements of
$1,237,000 were scheduled
Present
efficiently
1958—4 Weeks—1957
•
••
New England Electric
16.3%.
or
187, p. 885.
188,8201a
$932,0s0;
for
Net
and
new
$58,921,717 $48,227,912 $116,685,919
$95,002,847
____
that
or
,
in
previous year,
tional
more
company's
Co.—February Sales Up—
Period End. Feb. 22—
Sales
Working capital increased by $361,835 to $4,205,220 at Dec.
31, 1957,
while bank
to
the
,
income
operating
Net
-
income for 1957 was- $1,475,021
shares,
President,
paint,
National Tea
,
Other
food, packaging, paper, textiles,
structural products
Industries.—V. 186, p. 1957.
Morgan Engineering Co.—Earnings
Sharply Higher—
expenses
Federal
of
customers
$55,098,021 $55,582,527
________
Operating
<
14.
1957,
'
;
revenues
a
expanded
Co., Inc.—February Sales Lower
Month of February—
*
Co.—Earnings—
January—1953
Operating
National Starch Products Inc.—To Move—
As
in
According
Montgomery Ward
Ohio Bell Telephone
Month of
$2,312,423
—V.
<
;
:
1958—2 Months—1957
$1,993,029
15,188,610
2,255,736
1,643,761
.
..
1958—Month—1957
$981,438
$1,191,893
2,274,036
——
income
charges
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales
$2,724,703
—
taxes
187, p. 684.
16,297,380
2,230,220
1,751,921
—
—
National Shirt Shops of
Delaware, Inc.—Sales Off—
1957
$23,004,224 $21,054,(>96
—
_
operating
after
—V.
*
.
taxe*__,
operating
\ Net
Net
income
,
,
Operating revenues
Operating;expenses is::
Monday, March 24, 1958-
-*.
.
Other
Net
Net
—V.
1958
51,131,588
-—
operating taxes__~___
operating income
charges—___
after
886.
1957
7
$73,597,847 $69,241,937
expenses
income taxes___^2r
187. p.
Co.—Earnings—
January—
revenues
—/_———__—
—
46,939,866
6,186.000
6,836,000
7,169,332
6,251,795/
$9,110,927
7,090,229
$9,214,276
*7,703,736
Volume
187
Number 5727
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Parker-Hannifin Corp.—February Orders Show Gain.
New
orders
this
corporation
increased in
February
successive, month,; S. B. Taylor, President, reported
/'The
low
point
November,"
was
Taylor
Mr.
for
the
third
said.
total
a
V.
of
187, p.
$7,757,000
for
September,
October
and
November."—
accounts
617
was
•
SE'C'
has
company
subsidiaries and
remaining interests in two of its
400,000-share block of its common stock to
corporation
covering
sold
a
working
interests
Pecos
Valley
Co.
:
r
'7
..
this stock,
statement with the
stock, to be of¬
registration
a
10c
300.000 shares
"best
efforts"
basis
of
of
1.700.000
the
additional
an
estimated
at
'mortgage
his
shares
are
the underwriter
to
of
which
will
$68,598
Claims
interest.
be
used
Internal
the
of
note
and
be
not
buildings,
equipment,
then,
cents
in
five
and
in
27
due
Mi-.
to
173,
in
owns
if
all
shares
such
shares
to
the
of
share
per
one,
of
to
letter
a
capital
for
each
of
stock
stockholders
share
new
filed
7
shares
share,
was
the
sold,
are
underwriter,
retaining
be
The
1958—Month—1957
as
-
-
March
on
dated
be
—
Files
note
called
prior
10
record
held;
This
and
banks
•
filed
was
cents t
to
21,
to
be
company
bidding
time
of
arid
to
the
the
use
since
March
on
announced
17,
(due
standing
issue
to
due
to
May
on
Dec.
Juan,
the
Puerto
P.
ment will
Blyth
&
The
—
Co.,
R.
Phelps Dodge has
Rico industrial
"blue
entirely
inaugurated
been
incentives
its
chip"
for
1,
to
Simonds
purchase
sold
the
to
for
construction.
1958,
1957,
and
Rico
forces
V.
the
be
2,0001,500
in
1988
but
$5,000,000
some
for construtcion.
sell
the
bonds
promissory
Jan.
notes
1959.
31,
(due
to
at
1988)
its
2,000
Nauman,
2,000
R.
&
Inc.
McCarty
&
Co.
&
Co
<fc
6,800
;_
S.
Dickson
Francis
I.
Eastman
&
duPont
Dillon,
curities
&
—
First
from
of
Co.
treasury
990.
the
for
promissory
construction
notes
would
expenditures,
2,000
Stroud & Co.,
1
3,800
'_
_—
—___
&
in
Richards
Hooker
&
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Mosley
Co. Inc.
—
1,500
Sutro &
1,500
Wagenseller
Co.J
" Walston
Watling,
1,500
mercantile
two
Texas;
Paso,
of
several
owns
starts
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
about
in
Arizona
and
The
290,000
Finance
Pioneer
New
of
The
in
57
El
glass-to-metal,
ing
known
be
bery
is
tape
"No.
as
cumul. preferred
easily
applied
from
a
and
elastic
seals
resilient
extreme
of
tight-sticking
roll
curtain-wall
while
nature
durability.—V.
187,
just
as
is
it
said
be
used
.
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
on
(par
800 shs.
20,000 shs.
100 shs.
of
Up 4.3%
in
1957
to
due
for
1957
87
above
1956
on
and
Resolite Corp.—New Development Announced—
A
share
amounted
the
on
886.
237 J
foil
the
broadcasting
revenues of the National Broadcasting
radiotelegraph operations of RCA Communications,
report
mailed
was
to
RCA's
Co.,
Inc.,
Called
Inc.,
27.
profit
taxes
Federal
before
$38,549,000.
The
income
taxes
was
$77,049,000,
corresponding figures for 1956
were
ami
after
Earnings
roof.—V.
earnings
then
shares
—V.
$8,812,790.
stock
common
which
after
equivalent
was
preferred
to
dividends.
$7.15
1957, compared
Net
The
187,
p.
including
the
per
making the total tax
share.
common
number
in foreign subsidiaries.
the United States in 1957
in
out
of
each
of
Wages
at 78,000,
salaries paid to
$417,350,000, or
and
amounted
to
Establishment
from
tive
of
the
for
semiconductor's
them,
and
This
sales
corporation
ot
record
the
RCA
announced
was
Vice-President,
Semiconductor
in
on
charge
rnd
manufacturing
engineering,
Materials
and
Division,
marketing
of
fabricated
March 20 by W. Walter Watts, Execu¬
of electronic components.
as
well
as
basic
1956,
the
its
for
the
representing
previous
the
annual
best
a
107
renort.
record $792,000, compared
with $776,000 for the previous year. After taxes, net earnings totaled
$456,000, a 27 gain over net income of $445,000 for 1956. Net income
based
per
share,
was
70 cents per
Stott
Mr.
taxes
before
Earnings
on
income
were
components
stood
a
as
at
3"ear
a
647,440 shares outstanding at the end of 1957
share. A 37 stock dividend was paid on Jan. 10, 1958.
said
on
that
the
working
3.7
capital
position
was
further
im¬
1,
compared with $995,000
and
2.6
to
1,
respectively,
ago.
During
division
—V.
1957,
said,
total
increases
place proper emphasis on materials
and special components.
to
1094.
writing group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. offered pub¬
licly on March 20 a new issue of 200,000 shares of $1
par
value common stock at $25.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net
added
of
tc
the
plant,
property
and
to
general
construction
in
BUSINESS—Corooration,
resins,
Mexico
^
stock will be
funds and $3,500,000 will be applied toward costs
1958. The balance will be added to working capital.
proceeds
from
with
13
axid Switzerland, Is
sale
of
the
common
plants here and plants in Canada,
major manufacturer of synthetic
beneath
the
-
.
of
this
31,
Dec.
for
1957
$155,633,369
short
and
$167,567,195,
were
in
showxi
term
an
increase
of
$11,933,826
1956.
securities
at
Dec.
31,
1957,
amounted
compared with $14,532,528 at the end of 1956.
as
the
at
acquisition
to
•
prices.
repurchase.
panies on
1980.
■
be
a
more
37
57
longer
of
was
1957,
to
this
loan
debentures
note
completed
with
a
group
of
insurance
com¬
borrow $5,000,000 of 5%7 notes due in
was received
in 1957; the balance will
1958.
issue
favorable
contingent
a
17,
Dec.
$3,385,000
received in
The
to
,
arrangement
upon
period
which
sinking
1980.
fund
earnings
of
were
in
due
years.
and
due in 1965 have been
This was done in order
requirements—eliminating
all
converted
to
obtain
payments
spreading repayment requirements over
Reduction
in
sinking
a
industrial chemicals and inorganic color pigments.
translucent plastic
1210.
Continuing the company's program for improving service and re¬
ducing operating costs, over $6,400,000 was expended in 1957 on major
capital additions. These included the completion of four new ware¬
houses
and
the
starting of two new manufacturing plants and
a
combination
warehouse and
office building.
The major portion of
these facilities .has been or will be sold and leased back with options
An
France.
he
to
187, p.
research primarily to answer
plastic patios—the high
against
3,181,673
on
undervalued
of
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Stock Offered—An under¬
result
to
plant
a
of funds received from the public sale of 70.000
shares of common
stock, class A. At the year end, working capital
was
SI,796,000 and the ratio of current assets and current liabilities
proved
the
Resolite
voiced
During the year 1957 the company increased its holdings of treasiiry
stock by 129,083 shares, purchased on the open market at an average
pi'ice of $8.74 per share. This compares with a book value of $15.89
per share as of Dec. 31,
1957.
It was announced that these shares
were bought because the board of directors felt they were substaxxtially
of the division will be located at Somerville, N. J.,
the former RCA Semiconductor Division.
The com¬
ponents operation, which has been centered in the RCA Components
Division, will be integrated physically and organizationally into the
Somerville activity.
Departments will be established within the new
at
subsidiaries attained a consolidated net
year
ended Dec. 31, 1957, an all-time
increase over sales of $4,481,000 for
year, Louis L.
Stott. President, revealed in
and
$4,946,000
high
the
Cash
sales dollar.
materials,
same
Drug—Earnings Increased—Financing—
$14,430,927,
responsible
developed
the
It is manufactured by this corporation.
by
,
ended
sales
Net
over
"Headquarters
Polymer Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
share
employees
RCA
New Division Formed—
com¬
for 1956 were gross revenue of $246,204,246 and
$7,438,038, equal to 86t02 per share based on the
outstanding adjusted for stock dividend paid in 1957.
48.
cexxts
placed
7,200
employees
35
report
been
but- at
company and its consolidated subsidiaries for
1957, were $4,613,835, equivalent to $1.45
shares, as compared with $4,473,596, or $1.35
per share on 3,310,756 shares in 1956,
Nineteen hundred
and fifty-seven represents the sixth consecutive
year of increased earnings for this company.
the corporation in 1957 totaled $55,253,000.
equivalent to $6.28
$87,032,000.
annual
p.
has
heat,
soft,
in
bright sunlight
in
panel
sun's
diffused form.
structural plastic panel exnploys aluminum
complaint
up
earnings
year
per
social security taxes, property taxes and other
addtion, excise taxes amounted to $31,779,000,
The
per
of
187,
Rexall
share of common stock were $2.55 in
1956.
income taxes,
Federal
built
the
of
through
developed
was
common
level
the
bill
March 13 consolidated gross revenues
net earnings 187
greater than in the
panel
%y>
per
with $2.65 in
807
pass
effective heat barrier.
an
most
plastic
decorative
than
to
Foil-Glass, the new
$80,074,000
$40,031,000.
and
as
The
the
170,500 stockholders.
heat
state and local taxes paid by
figures
parative
net
to
heat-shielding
new
better
weather-tight
preceding year. This makes the fourth successive year that revenues
and earnings of Pittson exceeded those of the preceding year.
Con¬
solidated gross revenues for 1357 amounted to $266.2o2,^25 while net
earnings
183, p. 2227.
light
In
reported
July 29, 1956, the status of Wyoming State uranium leases and
performance of assessment work oxx unpatented mining claims.—
on
the
V.
under which 5,000 feet of- drilling was required to be
before June 1, 1956, the status of a contract to pur¬
under which an obligation to pay $11,500 became
or
reflects
The
"would operate
stock. - The order
such
claims
permits
f
its
Pittston Co.—Gross and Net Up—
company
on
chase certain
time
257;
of
opportunity for hearing, upoxx request, on the question
should be vacated or made permanent.
that
report,
,
purchasers"
upon
suspension
signed by General Sarnoff and John L. Burns, President,
The
build¬
maintain
the
deceit
Company,
performed
America—Sales
"
The
the
stock sales; (2) thati the company's offering
misleading in respect of certain material facts;
circular in the offering and: sale of Reliance
of
and
alleged false and misleading statements in '.he offering circular
of Reliance Uranium pertain to the following: (a) the stated 5 cents
per share offering price, when Reliance Uranium has offered and sold
shares at prices ranging from 1 cent to 5 cents per share; and (b) the
failure to disclose the status and results of
a
drilling contract with
corporation last year achieved the largest volume of sales In
its 38-year history—$1,176,277,000, up 4.37
from 1956—according to
the annual report released by Brig. General David Sarnoff, Chairman
of the Board.
It was the third consecutive year that RCA's business
topped the billion-dollar mark.
black, rub¬
comes
from the
to
Corp.
registration
The
330.
p.
an
whether
Outstanding
800 shs.
__
from
public offerings of securities not exceeding
notification filed April 3, 1956. Reliance
a
without proper disclosure of such facts,
and
FINANCING
100 shs.
$10)
exemption,
conditional
a
In
of
use
stock,
fraud
a
provides
Sept. 8, 1957.
20,000 shs.
(par $100)-..
that
Uranium
as
PRESENT
stock (par $50)__
stock
stock
false
was
(3)
and
in the busi¬
engage
reports
circular
track.
racing
amount.
semi-annual
.
..
ixx
Uranium proposed the public offering of 6,000,000 common shares at
cents per share pursuant to such exemption. The Commission's sus¬
pension order asserts (1) that conditions of Regulation A were not
complied with, in that Reliance Uranium failed to^ file the required
This
the
long-life
providing
p.
road
common
Net
Tape"
Sealing
material
will
provides
A
the Securities Act for
following distribution of sales volume: commercial maxxufacturing and services, 507; Government manufacturing and services,
package.
This ^vulcanized,
securities
primarily to
proposes
car
common
187,
.
5
is involved.
Record High of $1,176,277,000—
glass-to-glass and metal-to-metal
Research Laboratories to
Butene
underwriting
.
A
Radio
by this company's
1072
under
$300,000
Terra
specified needs of architects for modern
construction, it was announced on March 23.
To
No
the
of
B
Placed
the
meet
sale
Class
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New Development—
tape for
the
share).
Class
disclosed
sealing
Offered—
incorporated in Pennsylvania
company was
Offering Sus¬
1
—
it was announced «n March
an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
registration under the Securities1 Act of 1933 with respect to
public offering of stock by this corporation.
a
Mexico,
refineries
Privately—
The company has arranged to place privately, through
White, Weld & Co. and Watling, Lerchen & Co., an issue
of $4,000,000 secured sinking fund debentures due March
1, 1970, and an issue of 10,000 shares of prior cumulative
convertible
preferred
stock,
it
was
announced
on
March 18.—V. 186, p.-1850.
A
($10 per
sports
a
1,500
18, has issued
company
operating
Wulff, Hansen & Co
•
tion from
Authorized
—V.
Co.—Securities
bonds, has been developed
was
from
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
576.
p.
net
par
-«
The Securities and Exchange Commission,
V.:
-•
(Pa.)—Securities
at
1,500
1,500
10,000
pended by Securities and Exchange Commission—
also
A
that
in
■
BUSINESS—The
Long Island.
The El Paso refinery, with a capacity
tons of electrolytic copper annually, is the largest
refinery in the world.—V. 187,
copper
and
copper
577.
p.
Reliance Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.
not
-
ness
Arizona
two
187,
2,800
questiox*
purchase a suitable tract of land in the Pocono Mountains region of
Pennsylvania, containing approximately 1,000 acres and to construct a
sports car face track.
,v
,
,
,
Puerto Rico.
and smelters in
mines
operations
and
V.
1,500
6,800
F. J. Winckler Co
3,800
Co
Dean Witter & Co
Pyramid Mining's offering circular
respect of various material facts.
See
and
Durst, Inc.
Co., Inc
Lerchen & Co.__,
<fc
1,500
Fity__
had
86.
nonvoting stock
Phelps Dodge enterprise joins nine other of the company's
operating divisions in the United States.
Their total annual sales
amount to $375,000,000.
The firm employs 14,500 workers in all plants.
also
with
misleading
p.
its suspension order, the
conditions
of
Regulation
Co.
2,000
&
Hutton &
F.
••
2,000
2,800
A. Hogle & Co
E.
exempt offering of 236,000 common
Commission
an
In
and
-
2,000
Inc
1,000'
Hentz & Co™
J.
Feb. 3 offered publicly 800 shares of 5 7 cumula¬
tive preferred stock at par ($50 per share) and 20,000 shares of class A
This latest
It
and
terms
2,800
3,800i
Co..
Regulation
Authority, the Com¬
factories;
and
United
industry;
construction
complied
share.
per
the
10,000
McDowell
1,500
Hill
Texas—
3,800
Smith, Barney & Co.__
Goodbody & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
the
3,800
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Straus, Blosser &
_
cago
p.
2,800
2.300-
of Chi-
Robert Garrett & Sons
be
1,500
2,000
1,500
Co._
Hawkins
from
The company on
applfance cords
and
$1.25
&
2^00
>.
6,800
1,500
Shields
2,800
Michigan Corp.__L
First Securities Cc.
1,500
1,300
2,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co
10,000
r
2,800
Co.
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Schwabacher & Coj
Union Se-
California
First
3,800
Co
Elworthy & Co.
proceeds
2,000
Co.__
&
<fe
Rodman & Renshaw.
Win. C. Roney & Co.______
1,500
Inc._
Co.,
McFawn
C.
Inc.
2,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co
R.
1,500
Co._
1,000
2,800
Paine, Webber,- Jackson &
Curtis
;
Prescott,
Shepard & Co.,
1,500
&
1,500
1,500
O'Donnell & Co
Pacific Northwest Co.__
Co.
_______
Dodge
Collins
1,500
1,500
1,500
Manley, Bennett & Co.____
Model, Roland &; Stone___
1,500
Sherr.erd~_.-__
Miller,
______
Co
Julien
1957 order of the SEC temporarily suspending a Regulation
from registration under the Securities Act with respect to
offering by the corporation has become permanent, following
that
Co.
2,000
&
Clark,
bonds
banks
&
Co
bor¬
Approval
competitive
commercial
The
2,800
_
Co._—
&
__
&
Lester, Ryons <te Co.—___
Irving Lundborg & Co
MacNaughton-Grcenawalt
2,30o
an
have
Shares
Mellen
&
Butcher
185, p. 2918.
issue $30,000,000 of first mortgage
unsecured promissory notes.
Inc._—
acting
into
they
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.__
1,500
Co.
below,
entered-
whereby
Inc.
Burnham
proposed
to
to
Proceeds
187,
Racing, Inc.
under
.
offered:
.,
Joseph,
2,000
Boettcher
3,
at
187,
near
Resources
Water
installations
cable
wires,
corporation
commoxx stock
Boenning
$11,000,000
The
mature
off
pay
and
Co
named-
have
the
30,000
&
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Financing—
issuing
application with the Federal Power Com¬
The corporation had proposed
fals'e
the
Plant and equip¬
The Puerto Rican Phelps Dodge Corp.
Puerto
booming
armed
tax exemption
granted
underwriters
representative,
as
with
1
Campbell,
factory
new
plan.
factory will employ 100 workers.
$1,000,000.
cost
monwealth's
States
it
.
'
203,000 - v
16,000 shs.
1,461,090shs.
46,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
several
Inc.,
agreement
Inc.
from the sale
used to refund $20,000,000
of first mortgage
to
pi'epay
approximately $8,849,000 of out¬
and
noces.
reimburse
asserted
25,000 square foot building in Carolina,
a
output
be
first
the
manufacturing
Rico
when
capitalization of $1,250,000.
of insulated building
a
The
became
Corp.
Puerto
market
will occupy
The Puerto Rican
will
in
industrial
par)__
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
16,
permanent,
11.
San
with
Products
Copper
plant
a
«.
■*"
203,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
—
186, p. 2759.
withdrawal by the company of its request for a
hearing on the
whether the suspension order should be vacated or made
been
$700,000
6,026,000
1,900,000.
1,900.000
_
pfd. stock ($100
($1 par)__
.
A
1, 1970
installments
to
in
1961
severally agreed
to have been offered
were
plans
proceeds to
an
the
would
said.—V.
stock
a
1958—2 Months—1957
$4,909,065 $10,796,513 $10,075,562
^
bonds
July
Ball, Burge & Kraus.
the SEC
Pyramid Mining & Metal Corp., Lubbock,
Suspension of Offering Becomes Permanent—
i.
Dodge
-v
,
through
II.
187, p, 886.
March
»
Outstanding
1,
stock
underwriting
■
-
Commission has been sought.—V.
mature
1987)
bank
company
146,071,718 145,819,077
1958—Month—1957
$5,256,553
The firm
each
fund
Baker,
12.—V.
to finance
October,
proposes
to
time,
bonds
bonds
shares.
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Opens Puerto Rico Plant—
on
two
and
6,026,000
UNDERWRITERS
on
maturity.
seeking authority
to $10,000,000 of
up
shares
r
stock,
the 3 7 7
secured bank note and the
first mortgage
bonds
are
secured
equally and ratably >.by a lien on.
properties
under_an
Indenture
of
Mortgage and;-Deed of
Trust, dated as of Aug. 1,. 1955, between; the corporation- and National
Bank of Detroit and Paul E.
Hurr, as Trustees.
1953
expire
Champaign, III.
with
shares, which
20
has filed
company
The
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—February Sales Up—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Riean
in
17
""Both
the
with
March
rights
...
bonds
to
will
company
from
A Dee.
Sales
July
fund
A exemption
Phelps
plus
stock.
due
sinking
debs,
cumul.
sinking
"
notification
(par
of
share
■
about
the New Mexico P. S.
mission
187, p. 886.
to, establish
cash
in
1970
debt—due
Jan.
4la 7
1278.
p.
mtge.
1,
subord.
Sundry
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
$
S
69,233,775
bank
July
5.857
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$
Puerto
in
>
$700,000
first
due
Courts
amount
200,000
would
rowed
of
general funds
in
company
30-year first mortgage
of
Catherine Harroun,
propose to sell 1,700.000
they will transfer an addi¬
65,878,901
—V.
were
figures
*
Authorized
secured
*4-:8 7
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be
short-texm bank loans and for working capital.—V. 186,
!
per
could
Penney Co.—February Sales Lower—
Sales
March
on
•
bonds
and
1,508.328 (68.67)
691,572 shares (31.47).
They
300,000
N. Y.
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—Plans
a
67
Service
pay
will also be paid,
Harroun
own
Period End. Feb. 28—
;
1957
Comparable
reinvested substantially all
dividends have been paid.—three
company
quarterly
share
per
cash
the
_
*3,/2 7
underwritten.
Corp., Thorwood,
registration statement which
used
—V.
land
will
Blair &
the proceeds will be added to
capital and tor general corporate purposes.
all of the 2,200,000 outstanding shares are
and members of the Harroun family. Harroun and
family
Research
withdrawn
time,
Harroun
(J. C.)
15
cents
1956
,in
company
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
for
common
working
present
and,
of
20
par
11,, 1958.
323.
additional
as
Revenue
balance of
for
by
tional
called
1957, covering. 120,000
Pecos Valley Land Co.
mortgage
immediate
sister,
a
and
The
shares;
at
per
300,000 shares
$240,000,
67
a
the
owned
1924,
note
used
At
for
are
offering
at $15
Wiles & Co., Dallas, Texas,
share is to be paid.
In the
sold, the selling stockholders will
by
20c
deficiencies and interest totalling $127,056
$38,311.
and
The
105,000
to repay
The
be
be
for
has been engaged generally
in the operation of an irrigated farming and cattle ranching business
in Eddy County, Southeastern New Mexico, along the Pecos River and
96 miles south of Roswell, N. Mex. and 22 miles southeast of Carlsbad.
The
Valley Land Farm has been owned by
the family of D. S.
Harroun, company President, since 1913.
Net proceeds of the company from its sale of the 300,000 shares are
as
offered
Co.,. 100 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V.
$2.70
rate
The
Organized in
well
be
Since
the
with
domestic
Shares
'. :
to be offered for sale by the issuing
are
commission
a
all
tax
earnings.
each
notification
to
Professional Life & Casualty Co.,
Registration Statement Effective—
common
par
at
the
compensation.
for
of
stock
common
proceeds
has
corporation
covering
April
share.
per
selling
on
event
Files
—
the
of
certain
offered
p.
company
and 1,700,000, representing outstanding shares, are to
offered lor sale by the present, holders thereof.
The offering is to
transfer
corporation
The
SEC
used
public sale at $1
a
letter
a
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
N. Mex.—Files for
Co., Carlsbad,
Land
company on March 13 filed
covering 2,000.000 shares of its
which
The
Production
'
Offering—
for
sales
income
was
$3,095,000.
$59,228,000 and $1,867,000.
were
Common
in
;This
made
filed
11
shares
capital.
York Trust
New
at
Of
Las
from
River Queen Coal
fered
EARNINGS—Total
$65,323,000 and net
redemption on May 29, 1958, all of
the outstanding 57
cumulative preferred stock at $50 per share, plus
accrued dividends of $1.25 per share.
Payment will be made at The
of
Co.
Peabody Southern and River 'Queen Coal Co. were
acquired for 280,000 shares of Peabody common stock.
River Queen
operates a new strip coal mine near Central City, Ky., while PeabodySouthern is the concern's sales subsidiary.—V. 186, p. 216. ,' .
"
Inc.,
March
on
300,000
share).
per
The
Greenville, Ky., at $10 a share, with the
At the same time, Peabody
the Kentucky company the remaining 207 minority
interest in Peabody-Southern Coal Co., and the remaining 507 interest
SEC
fixed
in
amounted
1959
proceeds used to retire current indebtedness.
Stock
Increase
Prentice-Hall, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
purchased the
Coal
Duncan
The
This
capital additions
9
'
($1
This
in
when
1956
Photomount,
Peabody Coal Co.—Completes Stock Purchases—Sells
purchased
$704,400.
1956
732.
of
This
$4,000,000 of Its Shares Privately—
G.
to
than in
p.
DIVIDENDS—Until
Premier
and
W.
186,
Vegas, Nev.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
886.
*
*
amounted
higher
$436,200.—V.
.
dropped to $2,033,000.
Then the turn came.
New orders
were $2,331,000 in
December, $3,164,000 in January, and $3,344,000 in
February. The total for the three months was $8,839,000, as compared
to
to
March 18.
"In that month
on
orders
new
equipment
assets
of
(1317)
(Continued
on page
51)
fund
requirements
•
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
10
payment date.
Name
(quar.)
Air Products, Inc.
All
Thermal
Allied
3-11
4-25
4-25
v12,,2C
3-31
3-20
2'.aC
3-31
3-20
30c
3-28
3-20
50c
4-30
4-15
50c
—
—
Corp.
4- 5
3-24
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Specialty Co. (Wise.)
preferred A (quar.)
Aluminum
Petroleum
1
5-21
(quar.)
8preferred (quar.)
Book Co. (quar.)
Co.,
American-Marietta
preferred
5',*
Molasses
American
Mutual
'•■■V
income)
vestment
8
6c
5-1
55*
non-cum.
65*
non-cum.
9-19
class
5Vo
pfd.
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redemption on
12-19
3-31
Federated
Class
Class
1
time)
this
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Fuel
Arkansas
1
3-24
Fort
4-3.
4-15
Certificates
Valley
.
(quar.).„_
Casket
Co.
Fuel
Tank
Gas
Co.
-
$2.40
York
New
Shore
Co.
North
Northern Natural Gas
5-29
Northern
3-10
Gas
States
Common>■ (increased
quarterly
$3.60
preferred
4-10
$4.08
$4.10
preferred
preferred
50c
3-31
3-26
$4.11
preferred
preferred
3-28
4-
5-
4-18
$1.75
1
,
3-26
5-26
3-26
4-
Chemical,
Noxzema
3-31
Oklahoma
1
4'c
3-31
4-15
3-31
$1.02%
4-15
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t 7c
3-31
2-28
55c
4-
8
3-31
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5-
1
4-15
3-31
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3-14
93 %c
5-
1
4-3
$17 Vac
4-
1
3-15
4-10
preferred (quar.)-j.
___•
Industries Fund, Inc. (from investment
Gabriel
3-28
25c
Gas
Co.,-55*
4',L»?*
class B
Electric
&
(quar.)
Co.,
3-31
15c
______
pfd. A (this
conv.
conv.
arrears)
75c
will
Directors
meet
31
March
cn
for
Oil &
4-15
<o'/o
preferred
(quar.)
Trust
Bankers
Y.)
16 3/10c
/ 4-14
(entire issue
April 14 at
series
1951
redemption
on
class A
4-
25c
V
Bostitch, Inc., class A
•
Boston
Albany RR.
&
Edison
Boston
Co.,
3-31
3-14
(quar.)
3-28
3-25
3-14
4-20
Free
Gilchrist
4-10
•
Goulds
British
4-15
4-
$2
3-31
3-21
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
70c
$1.06;
Income
18%c
1
Terminal
4-
15c
4-
1
1
4-15
3-31
25c
4-10
3-28
l%d
>
(A. S.) Co., $2.50 pfd. (quad
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries—
5-12
_
4-11
4-11
4-
2
4-
2
.
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-31
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4-
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(quar.)
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25*
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12-18
3-21
3-31
4-
-
3-20
5
4- 7
3-26
'
4-25
a
Concord Natural Gas, common (quar.)
5-
1
$1.37 Va
5-15
5-
1
Consolidated
Natural
Cooper-Jarret,
r
Cooper
Tire
Dividend
Corn
Gas
at
this
deferred
pfd.
common
i
preferred (quar.)_
Raisin
4-
1
4
(S.
-
Corp.-.
;
'/■".'lc
$25c
preferred (quar.)——
Markets, Inc. (Calif.),
(quar.)
5-
Ltd
1
4-
4
Life
1
4-
4
Longines-Wittnauer
5-
1
4-
4
Lorain
payment omitted at this time
55*
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Ludlow Typograph Co., $6 pref. (quar.)
1
4-
4
5-
1
4-
4
:—_
3-17
3-21
4-
.
3-20
1
Riley Stoker Corp.
3-28
4-15
.
20c
4-
1
,; 20c
4-
4-
1
1
25c
4- T
15c
4-
1
1
3-19
.
.
3-19
3-19
3-19
3-31
MacAndrews
65*
preferred
(quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR. Co., com.
5-15
4-15
4-
7
&
Forbes
preferred
time
n»t
investm°nt
Co., common
1
3-18
4-
1
3-20
SI
5-
1
4-10
4-
1
3-14
45*
45c
4-25
4-
2
$1.75
4-15
4-
2
Marconi
4-28
.
4-2$ y
4-25, j
4-15 ;.
!
5-23
3-31
3-14
4-
1
4-
1
4-10
25c
5-
1
4-21
25c
6-27
6-13
45c
4-30
4-16
—
3-14
1
4-
10c
4-
2
3-21
i$i.l9
5-
1
4-
50c
4-
2
3-19
30c
3-31
3-21
10c
3-27
3-13
—"
(quar.)
Ltd.—
—
'
3-27
3-13
25c
4-15.
4-
40c
4-
1
3-14
3-31
3-18
:—
4-15
?
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
(quar.)u™
4-25
4-11
2
5-15
6-
preferred series F (quar.)
4-15
3-31
16C
4-15
3-31
*
4-15
3-31
4-
4
3-28
$10c
6-
2
3-31
3-28
3-21
4-10
3-20
4-18
3-28
$1,02 V2
6-
2
5-15
$1.18%
6- 2
5-15
$1.02 Va
6-
2
5-15
(reduced) —
loc
4-15
3-31
$1.12 Vk
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
Corp.,
McBee
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
—:—" $1.37%
-
$1^0
r
5c
Miguel Brewery, Inc,—_—_—————
Savannah Electric & Power, common (quar.)
Sugar Refining
(reduced).
4-
$1.50
4-
3-20
1
3-18
7c
4-29
3-31
10c
4-30
15c
5-
ment
income)
:
5?
12 Vap
4-
4-
3-18
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston (from net in¬
vestment
income)
Sheraton Corp.
of America (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Sierra
Pacific
Southern
$2.44
3-31
3-27
3-27
Co.,
California
Edison,
5-
1
4-14
6-
2
4-15
40c
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
4-
1
3-21
60c
4-30
4-30
v,.'.-fc.-
(
Products
i
4-
5
4-5
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
(quar.)
4-21
4-10
(quar.)
80c
3-31
3-21
75C
1
1
4-15:
.
4-3
25c
L,ai./____________________
Standard Screw Co.
$1
J
4-15
4-30
28c
28 V2C
3-15
1
3-14
61c
Standard Paper Manufacturing Co., common
Standard
3-28
12 Vic
A
preferred
3-3
35c
common
(quar.)
Corp.
4
3-31
5c
preferred A (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (Conn.)
4.485*
$1.25
Power
3-31
4-
1
$30e
Breweries,
4-
2-26
4-1
3-18
4-
3-24
3-28
3-27
4-15
$0,087
4
3-31
$7.50
Marine—
1
4-
3-18
4-25
Smyth
1
1
4-
4-15
South Coast
4-
1
4-
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
1
4-
4-15
25q
3-21
4-25
4-15
$1.06%
$1.18%
3-20
4-
25c
.
(quar,)..«*«»
1
t$3
J
3-31
4-25
preferred (quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)
—
——
Seagrave Corp. (stock dividend) —
Selama-Dindings plantations, Ltd—
Selas Corp. of America—
50c convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Selected American Shares Inc. (from invest¬
43A%
1
8%e
1
4-
1
30c
20c
—
4 V4 56
4-15
1
5-
$1.09
(quar.)—
Schick, Inc.
35c
1
3-31
4-15
$1.31 V«
$1
"
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Savannah
3-31
4-15
-:
San
4.365*
4-10
4-30
35c
.'_
preferred (quar.)__^
65* preferred (quar.)
Royalties Management Corp
5V25*
Sicks' Rainier Brewing Co. (quar.)
62 VaC
4
preierred series H (quar.),
preferred series I (quar.)——
4.109* .preferred series J
(quar.)—
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—
1
Schuster (Ed) & Co., common
52c
(quarterly from
pfd. (s-a)
/„
Cquar.)__i_.—/—_
Co.
1
434 5*
$1.50
income)
International
5-1$
.
4.105*
Sick'8
—
Manitoba Sugar Co., Ltd., 65*
3-21
4-25
'
20c
(s-a)
(s-a)
Fund, Iuc.
4
3-14
4-1
37V/C
(quar.,)
Rittenhouse Fund
4Vac/f
4-
Co.—
3-31
4-15
(quar.)
Aluminum Co, of Canada,
/'», 4Vi(* 1st preferred (quar.)
;—
Richman Bros. J quar.)
—
divid.
4-15
50C
?35c "
$1.50
(C. A.)
Reynolds
59*
Companies, Inc. (stock dividend).
Watch Co
4-15
4-
—
——
—
Reliance Varnish Co.
5-
30c
Corp
37 VaC
3-21
30c
Co
4-21
18c
5-
5-
3-2A
•••
15c
3-20
American
—
Dock
$1.12Va
—
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
25c
5-
&
3-21
5-15
5-15
" 5-15
(initial)
pfd.
(initial)
A
Pump
Rochester Button
4 VaC
Mines,
;
Ltd.—
1
3-20
25c
Gas
Coal
—
—
3-15
1
1
$1
Gold
Com.
(quar.)
2
3-20
3-22
3-21 >
6- 2
(quar.)—i——
r
44-
"4-
35c
A.)
4-
25c
—
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
Reinsurance
Corp. (N. Y.)
(s-a)—
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. (quar.)
Reed
10c
——
(reduced)
shares
Manhattan Bond
this
6',*
3-25
$2
62 VaC
$1.75
(accum.)
Co.
Consolidada
La
5%
at
5-
15c
Lawrence
12 VaC
Refining Corp.—
(increased quar.).
30c
'
Railway Equipment & Realty Co.,
time.
4
52ViC
(quar.)
;
-
3-IV
Reda
/
4-
55c
Co.
8
4-10
55c
-
1
Rubber Co.—
payment
(quar.)
5
51 Vac
(quar.)
3-25
'3-31
20c
5-
Products
Common
7%
&
Inc.
1
4-
-
—
51c
(quar.)—
4-
of
50c
Products
1
33c
4-18
-
//''/•/.
(quar.)—84c
preferred
i
3-10
4- 1
5-15
5- 1
4- 1
3-31
* * 25c
(quar.)_i________—
—
Power Co.
Quebec
in¬
from
Lamaque
_
4-
/
*
Royal
*
*.
36V4C
50c-
(quar.)
Corp.
4-30 '
of New Hampshire—
(quar.)
preferred
4.50',*
1
income.
King-Seeley
3-28
'.>
3-31
3-31
,
1
common
omitted
4-15
_
3-31
;
30c
1
3-17
4-
pfd. (quar.)
(7c
37 Vac
Metal
Consolidated
(reduced)—
47 Vac
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
_
4-30
45c
profits)-
Corp.,
4-15 '
lc
*
distribution
(quar.)
Service
ment
3-11
5-15
_
4-
4-30
;
1
75c
(N. Y.)
Fund
4-1
.
(quar.)_————,T
Co.
Service Co.
Public
this
Keystone Custodian Funds Inc.—
Medium Growth Bond Fund "Series B-2"—
4-11
3-31
30c
preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
4-
2 V2c
Appreciation com. stock fund "Series S-3"
Both above payments from net invest¬
\
30c
$1.90
■
i
4-
•//./'"'/y•
$1./ 4-15
50c' * 4-1
.
(quar.)———_
Ltd.—
and
Kearney (James R.)
Kelite
Corp.
(quar.)
3-26
3-30
Chocolate
&
Gardner
Prince
3-28
"
5V45*
time.
preferred (quar.)—
14c
.
.
11-28
28c
5VaV*
4-11
25c
Co., 756
preferred
Johnson
3
Combustion Engineering, Inc. (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund—
.
"
Jersey Farm Baking, common (quar.)
45* preferred (quar.)
7-11
10-
.
at
3-20
3-28
Nut
Pratt, Read & Co.
55*
Glass
time.
this
Planters
3-25
13 %c
■
Co.
at
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (reduced)———
3-19
1
10c
preferred (quar.)——J.-——:
—;
convertible preferred (quar.)——
456
7-31
deferred
payment
3-19
1
.
3-26
•
omitted
Common
1
4-
3.35V*
at
3-24
<
3-31
25c
4-
25c
--
/ 3c
(quar,)//
com.
$1.40 preferred (quar.)—
_____—/
/vf"' 35c
7'*" preferred (quar.)———
$1.75
'"'Phillips Electrical—•
Jersey Central Power & Light—
10-23
Bunkers,
Industrial
preferred (quar.)
'
(quar.)
Mfg.
—.
4-
'
Baking (N. J.) (quar/)
Financial
B
Jeannette
10c
;
from
Jacobsen
37VaC
$1
:
20c
(quar.)—
Ironite, Inc.—
Dividend payment
3-27
-■
•
Preferred
securities
$1
3-20
3
20c
(quar.)
payment
3-21
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)—
Class
•
(reduced)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Inc.
Interstate
3-20
1
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
Dividend
3-31
17 VaC
—
omitted
3-24
<
-
.
■/;;
-,v
.
(quar.)
income
8
3-20
-
1
37VaC
37 Vic
Bakeries
t40c
(quar.)——i_:—
13c
this time.
Clayton Mark & Co.
3-24
'
—
vestment
8
65*
Clark Oil & Refining
Claussen
4-15
Co.
Institutional Securities,
Institutional Growth
3-21
.
10c
Quarterly
i
3-25
(quar.)
Inland Natural Gas Co., Ltd., 51i
4-10
4-30
25c
(quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Quarterly
•
4-18
(quar.)—-
A
(quar.)
Independent Coal & Coke Corp.
3-31
4-21
$1.25
60c
„
Equipment
3-25
56V4c
(quar.)—
——
Industrial Bank of Commerce
'
Chicago Railway
4-18
25c
3
^
Common dividend payment omitted at this
-.time; $2 class A dividend payment deat
Personal
.
15c
.
—
payment
Horn & Hardart
4-
..
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
ferred
3-14
'
time.
Hevi-Duty Electric (s-a)
—--i;':
Hightstown Rug Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)—
$$1.50
_
Champlin Oil & Refining
Co.
3-14
1
(initial)
"
37VaC
common
A"
V'H-D
Common
$$2
.
$2 non-cumulative convertible pref.
Transit
3-14
1
4-
at
7"
"H-C
(H.; J.) Co.
Home
preferred (quar.)
Charleston
payment
Ltd. (quar.)-—-
Inc.—
7J/2C
Metal Products—
preferred
6'*
Hercules Motors—
Ltd.—
common
;
1
4-
—.
Manufacturing
Funds,
Holder's
(quar.)
(quar.)—
70c preferred (quar.)—
Century Investors, Inc.—
4-
7VaC
(quar.)_
Hathaway-(C. F.) Co., 5.805* pfd. (quar.)—
Haverhill Gas Co. (quar.)—,.
Heinz
62 Vac
.
!(quar.)
*
Carolina Telephone IS? Telegraph"Co. (quar.) "
Acceptance Corp.,
14VaC
Pennmah's, Ltd., common (quar.)
—___
'
t45c
6',* preferred (quar.)^___—i:$1.50
Peoples Securities Corp.——:
25cPerry-Fay Co.
(quar.)
1—
25c
1
5c
T..
(quar.)
Cooperage, class
Bros.
Series
4-11
25c
A
3-14
preferred
Series
,
Guaranteed
Class
4-
60c
—
•
5-15
•
(quar.)-.
preferred
Hartford Fire Insurance
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. Co.— '. :
55v
(quar.)
4Vz'/e
Heat-Timer Corp.
10c
Quarterly
Century
'
,•
common
Co..
Lakes Paper,
Hamilton
3-28
5-28
50c
Campbell
Celotex Corp., common
7 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Chemical
Common
3-21
$1
'
Peninsular
Park
3-21
4-
42 VaC
(quar.)——
65*
preference (quar.)
Canadian Insurance Shares, Ltd._
Capital Plastics, Inc,
I
v
Gustin-Bacon
1
$1.25
-
-
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone,
3-12
1
'
Co.
Portland Cement
California
4-
29jjc
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
5ft*, preferred
—
dividend
on
Inc.,
Griess-Pfleger Tanning
4-10
;
4-10
taken
Union
Grief
tion of depositary.
Bush
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Co.—
Pumps
$1.50
deduc-
less
tax
3-20
•
Greenwich Gas Co.,
30c
(quar.)
4-.1
(quar.)
—
—
preferred
Great
1-24
3-24
$0,018
—,
(quar.)
Pacific Finance Corp., 4.75%
37>/aC
class A
this time
3-13
,
55*
•
3-20
37^aC
—
:
(quar.)
action
No
3-31
B
Extra
Grand
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
of
Class
—
—
1
3-27
4-30
50c
$1.25
-
4-
5c
4-15
■
.
.—
Brewing,
—
4
•■;■
3-31
3-31
4-15
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
5-15
31Vic
31VaC
(quar.)
6
4-
:
6- 2 v-
*3c
343/8C
preferred A (quar.)
Genesee
preferred
5'*
Co.,
Coast
preferred (quar.)—
;
Terminals (s-a),
6(*
V
Pacific Coast
Telephone Co. of Nebraska—
General
3-24
$1.25
5-16
Extra
(quar,)
—
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
preferred A (quar.)
65*
.
(quar.)—
3-24
2
6-
General
Mines, Ltd.—
American
•
3-14
.
50c
preferred (s-a).
—; ,
Bridgeport Hydraulic
(increased quar.)
Brinks Manufacturing (quar.)——
Burma
3-14
3-31
75c
55*: prior
•
3-31
27 VaC
—
Botony Mills, 55* preferred (initial)—
Bradley (Milton) Co., common
!
3-20
4-
1
Pacific
3-31
37'ac
"10c
..%■ 5Vs'/c'-'preferred
4- 1
:—
common
preferred
4.255*
.'
3-20
$1.50
Birmingham Fire & Casualty Co.—
Reduced
(quar.)—
Blue Rkige Insurance (N. C.)—
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Bora* (Holdings), Ltd.—
American dep. receipts deferred ordinary
•
:4-/i/;
2-
3-18
-4-25
20c
y
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
.'.
•
3-27
..
Co. of Iowa—
General Telephone
65*
—
_
Biddeford & Saco Water Co.
3-20
1
15c
—_*
Caldwell Mfg.
Beaton &
4-
'
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)
March 31.
of record
holders
///(/'-■
,;■■■'
2
Ltd.—
Investment Trust,
State
50c
»
(quar.)___—;_r_-
shares
American
to de¬
General Bronze Corp. (quar.)——
General Merchandise Co.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
■»•''■
■fS 3-31
to be approximately 29c
payable April 29 to share¬
share
per
3-20
'3-20
15c
—
:
(N.
Co.
Products
-Basic
'
3-31
4-15
■
50c
-
(quar.)
prior pref. B (quar.)—
65* prior pref. C (quar.)
Bankers Commercial Corp. (N. Y.)—
65c
>
•
37VaC
i.
conv.
'
,•
4-18
4-30
20c
—
this dividend)
Gas Co.,
Free
Orange
distribution.
profits
security
a
is expected
It
'
preferred B (quar.)
Badger Paint k Hardware Stores
'Bank Shares, Inc., 65* prior pref. A
35*
62 VaC
:—
—
1
4-1
4-
$1.25
clears all arrears—
/■
preferred A (quar.)
pfd. B (this payment clears all
•payment
35*
Y "
3-17
-3-20
$1.06
-
—
"
55'0
'-f
•
•4-1
;
•
47 VaC
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
pfd.
conv.
$102 plus
Olin
9c
clare
!
3-31
3-3$ r'
"
(Milw.)—
preferred
called
3-15
4-1
55*
I
M
-
,
'
20C
Corp. (quar.)——
'Babbitt (B. T.) Inc., 55* conv.
B
.
4-15
$1.04
Insurance
(quar.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—
'
'
Gas
preferred
4.24c*
-
4-15
3-17
65* '
10c
interest
beneficial
4-15
$1.02%
4
*
„
3-31-/
90c
/
50c
4-21
3-24'.' I /
2-31
4-19
'
81.02 /
i"
^
(quar.
National
3-21
-v.
'
'
//•:' 4c
;
Northwestern
3-28
-4-11
-
25c /
,
(quar.>_
65c
.
j". :
(quar.)„_.
$4.16
3-18)
,
-
(quar.)—.
4-10
/"
1005*.
;
■;
1
(quar.)
4-13
4-13
'
this time)
(quar.)
-
(Minn.)—
Co.
3-31*
25c
Co.-.(stock dividend)__
Power
4-1*
4-15
35c
r
4-15
■>
?
(Mass.)
1-21
"5-
5-15
5-1
12 vic
(quar.)-____i
(reduced quar.)
3-27
1 -V.
5'
60c
25c
North & Judd Mfg.
4
5-15
35c
.
.
(quar.)____!
Cloth
Wire
No-Sag Spring
4-16
4-15
4-17
30c
j)ayraent omitted
at this time
Meter Co., common (quar.)__
preferred.... (quar.)„___—•,_
Neptune
3-14 :
20c
3-19 Z
5- 1 *4-15- i
T 3-31 r/
3-31 v
5-15 5- 1-'
:
Dividend
/..
6-15
75c.
3-21-•
4-1}
5c
25c
;
3-31 "S.
3-28 t.1
•
^
4-15
4-
r
3-1T *■
4-10
4-11
3-28
Mfg.
(quar.)^
3-17
3-20 L3-17
4-1
-
,
Tool-Co.—
6-10
.
6-15
.
f '
'. 4-17
4- 1
4-1
4- 1'
(quar.).^..:—25c
Co. -(quar.)
21VzC
National
9
4-30
- .-
*(quar.)___^.
<fc
6-10
».6-15
50c
——
-
4-15 ■'it4-15
4-17 " /
.
15c
37Vic
55c
(quar.)
t
Co.J
Gas
National
5-
5- 1
5- 1
4-30
/-
15c
7V2C
13c
fquar.)_____
Chemical
5- »
5c
;
Fund-
of
Inc..'
National
4-10
3-20
1
-5c
National
4-10
3-21
4-15- '•
3-29
.
(quar.)
$0,005
Mutual Fund—
Founders
Co.
1•
5-15
28:,4C
(year-endj__
Ltd. (Ordinary) (final)
Worth Transit Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)^_^_—
Corp. of America
4-10/
5-15
$0.005,
Ford Motor,
Fuller Mfg.
pfd. B (quar.)
pfd. (quar.) —
3.755*
Atlas Thrift Plan Corp., 75(
Refining Co.,
Atlantic
4-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-24
Gas
N & W Industries
•
(stock dividend)——
Corp.
Physics
Applied
7
$1
Corp., com. (quar.)-(quar.)
Ansul Chemical Co. (reduced quar.)____—
Anvil Brand, class A j( payment omitted at
preferred
3-31
4-
class A
i
•
4-30
(qttar.i
4-16
.
4-15
}c
lc
(extra)
Mutual
Floridu
4-18
50c
Ltd.,
;'
•
3-24
-
10c
•
/____
(quar.)-.
pfd. (quar.)
of Del.—
14c
20c
Co.-_-^
-lVkc,
'
—*
Sterling Inc., 75*- pfd.
Firth
25c
(quar.)
Smelting Co.
Anchor Hocking Glass
$4
4-18
16 %C
redemption price.
Zinc Lead &
$3
Mystic
1
4-
1
t 4-15
lc
5c
...lc
,-,2
(Quar. com. payment omitted at
Fine Arts Acceptance
(quar.)—,
Firestone Tire & Rubber (quar.)
__
the
ascertain
to
American
Corp.,
(extra;
B
5-
/;lc / 14-15
'
Mortgage Corp.
A
B
Motorola,
4
4-
4-10
$1.50
(quar.)—————
Fifth Avenue Coach Line
this dividend)
Note: Up to press time we were not able
;
United
Federal
Grain.
National
--—■
common
Zinc
.'Class B
3-31
4-15
lc
(irreg.)—1
preferred
4-
.4-30
.^.
;
121 'aC
'—
__
Paper Board,
4.60'*
3-14
(quar.)
___—_•
' ■//■'//:/
(entire issue called for
April 18 at
per share
:U0c
:,
—
•"
Co.
Sc
U
3-31' i)
4-25
\
Trucking Co.,'Class A (quar.)—:
Michigan Abrasive Co:, Gri pfd. (accum.)
4-31
4-15
20c
—
(monthly)-—'.
Federal Oil Co.
12-10
15c
plus
•
A
B
;
;
Extra
ft/'5c
(monthly)
(monthly)-
Class
American - Window.' Glass—
'
B
Hegler
.'•>
3-24
"
•
.
10c
income)
investment
&
Molybdenum
(extra):
B
Fund—
>
McLean
•
Ltd.,— ;%./v
(monthly)
Class
9-10
$1.25
&
A
3-31
•
—
3-24
3-31
->
income
net
Life
net
Factor
Mid-South
65*
Class
6-10
$1.25
■—
3-26
4-14
(quar.)
Co.
A
Federal
(quar.)
55c non-cum. preferred
'American Spring of Holly
3-27
4-15
of Rec.
20c
'
:
tl5c
$25c
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)25c
3-27
4-15
(From
3-28
4-15
•
3-10
6-20
4-28
37 Vac,;.
Printing
Co.,
Class
4-4
3.20
,
—_
Class
5:25c
(accum.)—
(quar.)
Class
3-31
$1.25
$1.25
'—-
——_—
Lines, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
non-cum.
1
'
4-
in-
(from net
Inc.
McCabe
1
4-
U5c
preferred (quar.»___—
Federal Mortgage (Del.) class A (monthly)-.
Class B (monthly)--
4-18
17VaC
(quar.)-—
Fairbanks
President
American
55*
Co.
1 '
5-23
3-21
6-14
S30c
(quar.).—______
common
Textile
Fabien
4-18
5-
A
Manufacturing
Ero
4-30
5- 1
$1.25
*>:
Fund,
5-15
Max
$$1'.75
Products,
Heating
&
from
Matthiessen
3-27
share held
each
for
Class
4-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
1
5-
5c
25c
——
com.
share
2-28
87%c
(quar.)
Furniture
1-14
3-14
4-15
llVaC
(quar.)
Economics Laboratory
2-28
3-17
3-20
3^24
interest
2-28
3-17
20c
American
American
3-17
2l/ac
8%C
class A-_
.American Bankers Insurance (Fla.)
8c
(quar.)
iquar.)^^,,
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
3-31
Sugar Associates ctfs. of beneficial
(stock
dividend)
7/20ths of
a
Eastern
Enamel
—
(quar.)
American Air Filter
4-
"
8
50c
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd.
5-21
50c
4-
-
Holders
5c
25c
_
Share
Extra
Massachusetts
Corp.-Seagrams,
preferred
75*
Products
Maremont
3-20
(Quarterly
Ltd. (quar.)
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)__—
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd., (quar.)__
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.,
common
Distillers
3-31
22'aC
(quar.)
ALsco, Inc., common (quar.)
Amerada
4-15
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com.
55*
preferred A (quar.)
.
$1.20
6c
~:
Co.
Automotive
3-31
1
5c
I—
voting..
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Edison
Detroit
3-28
___————
Dividend Funds—
Canadian
4-10
Electric
Delta
of Rec.
Payable
5c
Laboratories,
'
4-
% 50c
(quar.)
Deeca Record Co., Ltd.—
American
shares
ordinary
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Life
Cutter
grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Dividend announcements are
(Toronto)
Insurance Co.
Crown
of Company
4-10
tSc
_____———/
Craig Bit Co., Ltd
When
Payable
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Par
Name
DIVIDENDS
.
Monday, March 24, 1958
...
(1318)
I
Volume 187
Number 5727
.
-
,
Standard-Thomson Corp.,
Steak
'n'
Shake,
Inc.
pfd. (quar.)
$0.1719
IVsc '
'
10c
5%'
• 31J/4c
12 V2C
(quar.)___.
Steel Parts Corp.—
Stock dividend——
.
'
Stratjimore Paper Co.
(quar.)__~—
Sunrise
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Suburban
Electric
:*_*
(quar.)
i$l.25
r
25c
Class B'(quar.)
1—* 25c
4%'preferred- (s-a) 1
20c
Tick-Hugh.es Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)___^..__• -$5c
Telephone Service Co. df Ohio—•
- ~
Common'A
•
(quar.).
B'(quar.)
$5 non-cumulative preferred
•
Common
Texas
&
Pacific
By.
Thompson (H. L.)
Time
Finance
Tbrripgfcon,'Mfg.
Trans
Indemnity Co.
-
3-28
5-15
5%; preferred A
Quarterly
n
3-15 -
pfd.
(quar.)zc.
31J/<c
•
-
-
(quar.)..
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
5- 1;
*
4- 1
7-10
$2.50
__••••
-
U.
3.'-;Envelope Co. (quar.)*
U.
S.
Shoe
Corp. (quar.)
Uriitcd Telephone Co. (Indiana)—
•■5% 4 preferred
(quar.)
;
Universal Products Co. (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. (increased s-a)
Co.,
$1.25
1.—
4- 1
3-17
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-14
3-31
Co.
(Mich.)—T'vP'r
ft; ft' 40c
(quar.)
_•
5Ai% "convertible preferred (quar.)—.—
Camp* Sea Food (quar.)
Co.*
Vendo
4-19
20c
3-31
Von Hamm-Young Co. Ltd.
(reduced)
Bros-.
Hquar.)_*_.*__*
*J-__
3-18
50c
6-18
4-15
(Alexander) Ltd., 6%
3-18'
t$1.50
pfd.- (quar.>**•!*
.-"
$1.12 Va
;
$1.50
"ft.
Insurance Co.
States
Class
A
B
(quar.)
12
—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
American Steamship.: Co—
Spice Co., common
(quar.)_
•6%. preferred (quar.)
20c
$1.50
:
-
4- 1
ft
3-17
preferred
(J.i S.)
Sc
Co.,
75c
.preferred
(quar.)__^__
*
Youngstown Steel Door (reduced)
Younker
Inc.
Bros.,
Consolidated
Yuba
4-
1
4-
130c
;
4-15
5-1
3-29
3-19
3-
3ft/
3-
3
4-2
3-11
4-
this
preceding table.
1
-
;
A.
A
C.
s
Products
'X
Corp.
Laboratories,
preferred
:
.
41/a%
(quar.)
When
Holder$
of Rec.
Common
3-14
3-14
4-1
3- 5
-
$1
4- 1
3- 5
'
Class
Casualty
Quarterly
Aetna
Aetna
—2%
&
Surety
Co.
Co.
(From
—
investment
income)-
Agricultural Insurance Co.
(Watertown, N. Y.) (quar.)_
Common-(quar.)
;
Alabama
Aran
&
Wood
20c
$1.05
3-26
4- 1
Allegheny »Cpfp.^, $4 prior preferred (s-a'
Allegheny
Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)-l^—
Allen Electric & Equipment (quar.)
$2
50c
5c
Allied Laboratories-(quar.)—'
25c
Allied Products Corp. (stock dividend)—
4%
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)—
~%
75c
Allis-Chalmer6 Mfg.-Co., com. (quar.)_
; 50c
Ailiston Steel'Mfg., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)—," '
I8ftc
$3.75 prpfejred (qqar.)—
93ftc
fquar.)_^——
50c
Anaalgamated Sugar Co.
Amerace Corp., common (quar.)—'
25c
! ' Stock dividend 1
c------- 1%
'$3.50 preferred (quar.)—;—t.;———
87V2C
,4ft % preferred (quar.)I—
1
$1.06'ft
American Aggregates, 5% preferred
(quar.);
$1.25
American 'Air Filter, 5% preferred
(quar. (J .'
18-ftc
4$7 •• preferred
(quar. )——-J—L——1—'*
$1.75
•
_
American Bank
6%
preferred
5%
4%
(quar.)
A
preferred
-
,.
3-24'
3-20
3-17
3-17'
3-17
3-17
3-17 i
3-19
3-24..
3-24
"
4- 1
3-10
(quar.)—
3-10
4-15
3-21
4- 1
3-31
3-31
3-14
60c
(quar.).
common
4- 1
30c
$1.25
com.
$1
(quar.)
;
3-27
4- 1
4- 5
4^5
•
3-10 i
3-15
3-7;
3-17
3-25
2-28
3-31
4- 1
4-1
3-28
4-21
3-31
4- 1
4- 1 .'
4- 1
4- 9
'4-9
4- 1
4- 1* -
75c
.•
(quar.)
Brake ^hoe,
conv.
30c
(quar.)
common
Bosch Arma Corp.,
preferred
American
Note,
3- 7
2-28
3-21
3-21
American Can Co.—
433ic
■7%' preferred'($25 par) (quar.)—
Trust Fund—partic.
American Cement Corp.,
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
com.
(initial).—
-
preferred (initial)——
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
American Crystal Sugar,
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Co.
3-14.
4-15
7-15
10-15
1
1
1
1
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)—
;
3-
120c
6-
2
160c
5-
1
5-
1
>
4-30
4-15
2-24
3-24
25c
3-28
4-
$1.16 ft
>
4-15
5%
dividend)—
7
3-15
'
$1.08 ft:
4-
1
3-14
$1.18
4-
1
3-14
25c
4-
1
4-
(quar.)
>
3-14
I.¬
50c
3-31
3-
35c
4-
25c
Co.
(quar.)
——
ft:
—
3-10
3-
4-
1
3-20
4%
116 ftc
(final)
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-10
118c
4-
1
3-10
.—
'.
*
Vftt
>
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)~
(quar.)
(quar.)
5ft%;preferred (quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
3-
3
Broad
3-17
Brockton-Taunton Gas,
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-27
115c
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
1
155c
6-
2
5-15
,
25c
ft 9-15
,
5%
8-26
12-15
.
11-26
Street
preferred
4%
45c
preferred (quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (reduced)-—
4-
1
3-20
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
1:25c
5-
1
4-
llOc
3-31
3-31
3-
137 ft c
3-31
3-
143 ftc
3-31
3-
.
.
4-
50c
l- ft
-ft
.
Watch
Bulova
—
1
B.
S.
F.
class A
Burlington. Steel, Ltd.
ft.
*
Wilcox
&
Industries
Baker
Baldwin-Hill
Baldwin
■
3-
3-28
4c ft,
7
25c
12V2C
3-
1
3
4-
1
3-24
10c
3-28
3-14
4-15
3-31
$1.50
7-15
3-31
3-17
$2.50
(accum.)
(quar.)—
9-30
12-31
25c
Dfd.
10-13
$1.50 1-15-59
6% preferred (quar.)
Balcrank, Inc.
(quar.)—.
Baltimore Brick Co.. 5%
1st
3-27
3-10
4ft% preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred C (quar.)_
45c
4-
1
3-14
$1.12%
common
4-
1
3-14
$1
4-
1
3-14
6-20
5-23
:
—
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
(quar.)
*—
Common
4%
(quar.)
non-cum. pfd.
4%
;
Oil
Corp.
4-1
3-3
Bates & Innes,
4-1
25c
4-9
3-7
3-26
Bates
$1
3-28
3-
4-
3-24
preferred
preferred
Iron
Works
1
3-18
3-14
4-
4-21
1
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
$1
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-21
6 2 (2 C
4-
1
3-13
25c
(quar.)
$1.433A
3-31
4-
1
3-14
5-
1
4-
15c
—
*
3-12
1
150c
common—
(quar.)—
3-31
4-
$1
—
(quar.)
4-
$1.06
class A (s-a)
Corp.
4-
$1.75
—-
—
(quar.)
Ltd. $1
8-22
9-19
3-31
47 V2O
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
4ft %
Bath
$1
60c
(quar.)—
Bastian-Blessing
5ft %
5-23
$3.50
(quar.)
York (quar.)
preferred
Barber
8-22
6-20
40c
Corp.
Bank of New
9-19
$1
^
(quar.)..
pfd. (quar.)—1
(quar.)—
Bangor <fc Aroostook RR. (quar.)
Bangor-Hydro-Electrlc common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
4ft % preferred (quar.)
4%
25c
25c
non-cum
Bancohio
3-10
4-1
3-12
4-1
4-1
3-12
,
4-1
3-20
-
3-28
>
20c
•
4*15\
4-15
-4-15%
4- 1
-
.
-
3-21
;
3-28-
.-
.
3-14
3-28
3-17
3-7
—
'
*—
QuarterlyTerminal
Bush
—
—
i
Co
25c
115c
115c
,
"
10c
15c
28 ftc
62ftc
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)*^_
——
'4ft-% preferred (quar.) ;
—
Butterick Co.,'5% non-cum. pfd. (quar.)_—
3- 7
4- 1
H5c
,
3-
4- 1
4-21
- - 7-29
7-29
•
3-24
-4-1;
4- 1-.
-ft- 4- 1 =-
3-28
3-28
7
3-29
7- 9
7-
9
3-10
5
3-15
3-15
6-30
$1.50
6% preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Common
3-10
3-10
3-14
-
120c
(quar.)_*
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
2-25
3-12
"v
4-15
$1.50
-
preferred (quar.)—*-i-
Baltimore Gas-& Electric,
<
145c
>
(quar.)
Extra
'
;
—
4-
3-26
1%%
/,
v
(quar.)
6%
ft'
I83ic
.
*
(quar.)—
(quar.)-
Co,
Piano,
(quar.)——
(stock div.)
Company
Babcock
3-10
3-24
.
and %c
income
Burroughs Corp.
B/G Foods Inc.,
3-11
4—1
4-1
4- 1
4-10"'
3c!
quar.)*
(reduced
Co.
3-17
3-19
4- 1 •;
10c
15c
15c
com.
■
7
3-31
4-1
$1.23
(quar.)
(quar.)—-——_
60c convertible preferred (quar.)__
6%- preferred (quar.)
——1—
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
3-
--3-31
; ft
-
7
3- 7
10c '
25d ■'
Coal————*!.—-
Creek
Buck
/ Budget Finance Plan,-
3-14
1
preferred
$5
3-
131 ftc
j
3-
3-19
•
10c
:
,**_*
3- 7
3- 7
20c
(quar.)_—;—I
Distillers Corp., com. (quar.) v
3-15 ;
•
15c
15c
62VaC
20c
(quar.)
Gas
10c
——
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough
Brown Durrell Co.
Browu-Forman
$3.80 pfd.
1
■ft-:;'
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
Investing
4-
25c
(irreg.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
*:2%
20c
95c
Brockway Glass Co.,- com. (quar.)
Voting trust ctfs. (quar.)
115c
(quar.)———
3-17
110c
dividend
Stock
3-13
1
ft
Ltd. (quar.)—
—T
Telephone Co. Ltd., common
(quar.) —
—
—
preferred (quar.)
—J—Corp. (increased-quar.)_i_
3-31
—
Steels,
from
4-
ft
4- 1
4r- 1 ;
1 3-31 ;
• 150c
t$1.12ft.
Common
British Industries
4-
—
of 3ftc from
net
profits)
3
25c
—.
—,—
(Quarterly
2-
3-21
(quar.)—
Telephone Co.—
Columbia
British
$1
(quar.);—,
—'7
(quar.)
——
*—*7Vo
(quar.)
—
——
Avon Products, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)*:
•
3-14
1
4-15
British Columbia Power Ltd.
,
25c
5%
;5%
6%;
1
4-
**:
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4-1
-4- 1
135c
—.
12 ftc
Atlas Corp.,
Atlas
4-
$1
■ft ft!'ft $2
————
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
t$l
153c
156c
1$1.19
162c
169c
(quar.)—_—
4»i % preferred
5%
preferred
3-21
4-28
of
deduction
—
preferred
4 ft-%
B
Atlas* Sewing Centers
4
4
3-
6-10
of
Electric Co., Ltd.—
Columbia
British
.
—
(quar.)
3-12
4-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)*.
Participating
Athey Products Corp.
4-23
65c ft"
—
-
4-10
._—_***-/'
8d free of
*
less
tax
Depositary)
"
7ft %
—
Co.
i
of
deduction
less
4ft %
Telephone & Telegraph—
A
v':..
4ft%
115c
*
—
.
,
tax
income
income
British
3-28
v
125c
t$1.50
A
Class
British
of
3-31
50c
——.———
Ltd.
(quar.)—*
*
class A (quar.')--*———
(quar. I
:
Cement—
Depositary)
Ordinary (a final payment
3
3-14
1
Co.—
*
3-14
1
3-14
3- 3
6
3
/
.
;•>
50c ). 4- 1.
3-14
$1.75
4- 1
3-18
50c
4- 1
„• 3-21
Blckford's,; Inc. (quar.)
20a ; 4- l
3-20
Elltmore Hats Ltd* common .(quar.);—
.,110c i. -4-45
3-18
$1 preferred A (quar.)—
—
125c \ 4-15 '
3-18
Bird A: Son, Inc.; (quar.)
:—
25c
4- 1 ; • 3-17
Bird Machine
(quar.)—
v
25c
4--1* .ft 3-17
Black & Decker Mfg.". (quar*)—
*-—;—r
i 35c.: >
3-28- / 3-14 ,
Black: Sivalls Ac Bryson, common
(quar.)—ft ,35c
3-24^3-3
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—.. ft
■
;
r
5.60% preferred (quar;)
ft
$1.404—1
3-14
4.25% preferred (quar.)
:—;
—
$1.06V*- > , 4-1
3-14
Bliss & Laughlm Inc. (quar.)
45c. ft 3-31 ft,; 3-17
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
ft-ft.
75c ,
3-28
3-15
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)_*
——;
20c
6- 2
5-21
Quarterly
20c
9- 3
8-21
Quarterly
;
*
20c * 11-29^
11-20
Bobbs-Merrill Co.,'4ft %i preferred (quar.)*
$1.121/a
4-1
3-20
4ft % ; preferred
(quar.)
u ,v$1.121/a- »»4- 1
3-20
Bohack (II. C.) Cov—
: ft-.-: %.>»-•••;,'
ft /''ft' '"""ft5ft % prior preferred (quar.)
$1.37fty 4- l:-»
3-17
Bond
Fund
of Boston,' Inc.
(from invest¬
ment income)
;
,15c
' 3-28
3-18
Book-of-the-M'onth Club (quar.)
20c
4- 1
3-17
Booth Fisheries Corp.,
ft ft: ft/ ft/.. ;;
:
vft
3 ft %
preferred (quar.)
> 87ftc
4- 1
3-10
Eorg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
50c
5-1
4-9
3ft% preferred (quar.)
:—*
...
87ftc
7—1
6-11
Boston Insurance Co.
(quar.)
-45c
>4-1
3-19
Boston Personal Property Trust (Mass.)
41ftC-3-28
3-14
Bowater Corp. of North America,. Ltd.-—
ft
:
•
5ft %
preferred '(quar.)
1683ftc
4-1
3-7
5%. preferred
(quar.).
:
162Vac
4—1
3-7
Bowl-Mor Co., $30 preferred
(quar.)
7ftc
4- L
3-20
Brach (C.
Sons (quar.>_
$1
4-1
3-8
vBragcr-Eisenberg, Inc. (annual)
50c
3-25
2-28
'Brazilian Traction, Light: & Power Co., Ltd.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
t$1.50
4—1
3-14
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)
62V2C
3-31
3-14
4ft% preferred (quar.)
SOftc
3-31
3-14
Bridgeport Gas Co. (quar.)
;
,
40c
3-31
3-7
Bright (T. G.) & Co. Ltd., com. (quar.125c
3-31
3-14
5%
pref. (quar.)
^———
1283/4C ' 3-31
3-14
Brillo Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
50c
-4-1
3-14
Bristol-Myers Co., 3% % preferred (quar.)* t ' 93%c
4-15
4- 1
British-American Assurance (quar.)
ft;
t$l
4- 1
3-20
British-American Oil Ltd. (quar.)
125c
4- 1
2-28
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd—•
Ordinary (an interim payment of 6d free
1
3-13
40c
*
9
1
Basic, Incorporated, common
1
5-
4-30
3-17
3-17
25c
3-31
6- 2
ft; 12ftc
3-31
3-31
3-28
40c
$1.12ft
American Forest.Products Corp. (quar.):
American Mail Line, Ltd.
(annual)
American
3-14
45811-
3-14
5
4-19
4-
—
50c
(quar.)
preferred D (quar.)—
American Express Co.
3-14
4-15
25c
43ftc
37!/2C
37V2C
4-
ft,'
(quar.)*—._„——*
87ftc
common
preferred (quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., common
'4ft%
3ft%
-
4-1
12 ftc
ctfs.,—
merica-Canada
Corp.,
B
Avalon
r
3-7
4- 1
r-
3-31ft
3-17
162 ftc
5V2%
*
3-17
'3-10
3-10
^
3-14
3-17
4-
4-10
——
class A
Co.,
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
Class
,
3-31
4-1
4- 1
4-1
4-1
3-31
1
3-31
ft
1
—
Corp.
Atlantic
3-14 ;
-
T
—-
ft
3-10
5-
Company (quar.)—
—
Atlantic City Sewerage Co. (quar.)—
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)—
3-3
:
r
(s-a)l"„
' $3
(quar.)I—25c
i7% preferred"(quar.)
;
J.—
——
$1.75
Alden's, Inc%, common
(quar,)-.———» " " * 30c
'4^4% preferred (quar.)—
—__—_
$1.06ft
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
:
J25c
,$G convertible preferred
Alco Products Inc., common
)
4-11
3-31
130c
Atlantic
3-14
Alco Oil &• Chemical Corp.— "
American
I-
3-12
* 3-14
:
3-14
4-25
ft 170c
;
(quar.)
Associated
3-12
.
3-31
30C
,
,
&
•>
^
r
.
10c.';. 4- 3
3-14
25c
4-lf> /
3-31
$1.25
4-15
3-31 )
v.i'-.'hb
' 75c
4- 1
3-14 3
*—
—*
(s-a)
:1
.
—
'
156 ftc
Investment
-
3-12
(quar.)___
;
■.
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Associated Motion Picture Industries
3-14
———' $1.15 .X,4Vicksburg Ry. (s-a' " V. $3
; 4- 1
Steel Co., 5% preferred (quar.) *
$1.25
4- 1
preferred
'.4.60%
3-21
4-1
,
.,7. 7V2C
> 4- 1>
34%c,
4-1
, 343/ac'
' 4- 1"
*5preferred A' (quar.)'_._'
—..—
■5%% preferred B (quar.)__—
—
Aircraft Radio Corp. (quar.")_
:—
Alabama .Power Co., 4.20% pfd.
(quar.)_;—
6-27
"ft
(quar.)*-
Construction
Ordinary
.
—^—-
3
30c
—
Associates
3-14
3- 7
4-21
40c
V
Lie.—
5-16
7-
15c
(J. H.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
3-7
*
Arundel
Class
3-17
4-1
4- 1
Metal
Class
3-20
4-1
60c
.1.
6c
•.
'
3-20
5-16
2
;
>
;.4-16
3-14
3-31 ~ 3-17
3-31 ,
3-10
3-31
/ 3-14
4-30
4-15
.
■ —
(quar.)
*—*
Bethlehem'Steel Corp.,- 7% preferred (quar.)
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
ft
Ashdown
3- 4
4-7
Art
Asbestos
3-21
3-28
4-10
60c
65c
(quar.)-—v(quar.)—.—
2
6-
12 ftc
(quar.) —-——1-,
4.65% pfd. (quar.)
4.32% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Ash Temple Ltd.,
(Hartford)—
Co.,
Aid Investment & Discount,
3-31
15c
$1
10%
(Hartford)
Insurance
Fund
Affiliated
3-10
;
Insurance
Life
3-1
4- 1
Oil
Constable
Arvin
3-1
4-1
Co
Express
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Aero Service Corp.
(stock dividend)—..
Aetna
4-1
Industries, Inc.—
dividend
Stock
Adams
.
3-10;j
4-
53 ftc
-
common
Rubber
B
Arnold
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
Adam Consolidated
6
3-10
6-2
$2.25
*
preferred
Armstrong
3-31
?12,/2C
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
Ltd,,
Fuel
4.72%
3-31
t42,/ac
128 Vac
.
preferred
3-
.
:
12 ftc
150c
prof. A (qfiar.)*
pref. B (quar.)
Bancorporation (stock
Arkansas
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.—
Common
i;
31 ftc
■
Arkansas Missouri Power,
Arkansas Power & Light,
45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
1
31 ftc
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Arizona
10c
—
4-
(quar.)
A.
$2.50
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
$2.40 2nd
Payable
-
Share
F.-Wrigley Stores (quar.)
R
Abbp.tt
4
Per
•
of Company
$1.50
3-11
4-10
17 ftc
/
'•
I Name
4-
$2.25
,
*
i
50c
4 ft % preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development,
1
being given in the
these
week,
22 ftc
—
4-1
3-14
we
announced
Oil
>
3-11 %
4- 2
43 ftc
—
2
-
,
(quar.)
_
t
..
3-10
3-29
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Class
give the dividends announced in pre/iout
fdeeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends
.ft"
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Argus
Below
•
40c
preferred
(quar.)——
Anglo-«anadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
3-31 *
.4-1
1
3-29
(reduced)
Electric Corp.—
convertible
$2.80
>
4-
$2
4 ft %
3-21
50c
a.
(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard
3-21
1
4-15
9c
(.quar.)
Industries
Ltd.
Zeller's
4-
$1.75
25c
common
;7#!
3-10
4- 1
ft
50c
Co.
Common
Young
ftc
_
6%
pfd. (quar.)—;
(quar.)
American
Window Glass,
5% pfd.
(quar,)
5%; class B preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-aj
Ampco Metal, Inc.
(quar.)_
•
Atnphenol Electronics Corp. (quar.)
60c
ft
25c
Anderson
3-21
3-17
3-17
>
3-10
1
ft 5%
—
—
—
Anaconda
' 3-21
3-14
4-
31 ftc
1
—
Co.,
American Transit Corp.
3- 3 '■
3-
4-1
5- 14-1
,
3-14
3-1C
3-lfl
,3-14
3-31 ~)
3*14
.
6 %
6
3-31
12 ftc
——I——
Tobacco
! 3-31
1
-4-
■
'
3-21 ")
6
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)
Class
■'
15C
vr
3-14
3-14
4-1
;
50c
.
3-14
4% : preferred
3-21
3-
135c
.
j
(quar.)——
common
preferred
$1,50
3-
4-1
•
.
—
;—
Insurance Co.—
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.
3-14 >
:
,125c
125c
>
*
Gas,
preferred
Bessemer Limestone
preferred (quar.)
Stamping Co
American
4-1
3-28
3-28
,
5%
.
'
4-1
40c
%:-p referred (quar.)
Berkshire
2-20
Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
2-6
3-17
;
3-14
ft
American Surety
4- 1
4-15
v
—
American
".ft- »■»/
10c
3-15
ftft4- 1
7%
6- 4
25c
***
Wood (J.) Industries, class A (reduced)
Woolson
3-21
25c
__
■;
25c
(quar.)
-
3-12 ;
-
■■ftft,Vft<ft
American
Wisconsin Southern; Gas (quar.)
;4 %
'
3-31
40c
Whitney Blake Co. (quar.)_
Wood
(
4- 9
4-30
20c
—
u
West Rand' Investment Trust, Ltd.
shares
4-15
-
15c
_*__„**_ftft'■"
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)_*
Warren
5- 1
}
3-14
25c :'ft, . 3-24
i.*—„————T ft'
3-28
American Screw Co. (reduced)——————- * ft. ft 30c
American Seal-Kap (Delaware)—
;
V
3-31
$1.25
r15% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
1
—
ft 3-31
ft $1.25
5% 3rd preferred (quar.).
—*—
1—
70c ft' 4- 1
.American Snuff Co., common (quar.)_——_ * ft,"
Common
-;
5%
Quarterly
3-14
4-
,
pfd.: (quar.)—; 117Vac ;
pfd. (quar.)
,125c ;
Beneficial Standard Life
3-31
50c
Stock
.
15c
....
J
1
3-14
1 ft"
(quar.)—
Bell
3-21 V
"
3-14
3-14
20c
Telephone Co.*of Canada (quar.)***—*
150c
Belleterre Quebec Mines Ltd. (s-a)
15c
Bendix Aviation Corp.;(quar.)
—i—60c
Beneficial Finance Co. (quar.)—
25c
,
3-31 ft.
27 ftc
Stores Co.
——!—
(quar.)
dividend——
American Sugar Refining, common (quar.)—
4-30-ft 4-15 4
20c
Van Dora Iron Works Co
3-31
3-14
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
84ftc
$1.12ft
(quar,)—,—
Co.
4-1
18c
45c
—
Belknap Hardware:& Manufacturing-—
4%
preferred (quar.)
"
6- 2
Extra
Van
3-31
■
."
4-15
50c
$1.75
American
.
40c
:*_.;*
ft
ft- 97 ftc
i 70c
(initial * quar.)*—;—Z..-7 $1.12 ft
Common
'6%
3-14 ■;
5-22 ;
3-28-
-
ft
4-15
'•ft"
(quar.)
com.
Creek RR.
4- 1
$1
;*
Beiding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
,
$1.25
American
6-20
•-
3-14
•
3-20
3-31
6- 2
4-14
25c
30c J
30c
<
Beech
Climax—
preferred
American
(quar.)__
,
3-14
-
.
United
Pacific Corp.— ;
Noncumulative partic. preference
Metal
,
ft
4- 4
-
ft 3" 4
1ft.
4-1
20c
$1
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
ft-
3-31
3-25 *
!
6-30
f
of Rec,
payable
25c
(quar.)**
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred ,(quar.)
1
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd.; common
Class A (quar.)
;
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd.,
(quar.)—>
Inc.
Optical,
preferred
3%%
.
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
*
"*3-31
1
4-
ft 343ic
Optical Co. (quar.)——.—
American Photocopy Equipment Co. (quar.)*
^",'ft/ft
4-15
140c-
•
"
7-
■;
$1.31 ft
•American
.
' 3-17
Products
Maize
American Metal Products
f
,
3-14
V
preferred (quar.)
4ft
"
4- 4
•
1 4-15
$1.25
*•
Ltd.
4-15
4-1
7%
'American
.
3-28-
25c '
3-28 ft'- ,3-21
: " ft'-'ftftc'v!---';
7%C ■
4-15
3-31
(Del.)-—•
Inc.
■
3-10
,
1
4-
10c
—
Illinois—
of
Metals,
Machine &
American
3-26
___
New
*
' 4 3-20
1.;
Bank
'
3-15
3-31
4-15
15c ;,
(quar.)
Industrial
"ft3-15
'-'
3-21
I;-
Lomb
&
(quar.)—;—
Baxter Laboratories (quar.)
Beatrice Foods Co., common (quar.)
Machine &
American
.
ft
3-31
Corp.
Foundry Co.—
5% preferred (quar.):!
i—
2:90% preferred ' (quar.——il——_——
•
-
;
35c
Investment Co.
'4-24...
-
6- 2 .." 3-31
•
International
American
t
4%
11
Holdera
When
£jl(ire
-
-
-
"
4 ft %
5ft% preferred (quar.)—;—————5ft% preferred (quar.)
:
'4-24-
$1.25 ;.;
Co., $1.25
Gas'Co; of Canada
v4-24
Bausch
3-31
(Galveston, Texas)
American
.
3-14
3-31
20c
(monthly)—v
1
4-
37 ftc
—;—'.—_
(quar.)
Corp.
Name of Company
4-10
$1.50
—
Products
4-
25c
common
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
preferred (quar.) —
(quar.)——
6%.
Felt,
American
-
5-15
5-15
&
30c
"4- 3
ftft%. 10c1'
(quar.)-;^.-;.-.
(quar.)
Airways,
(quar.) i
•
i.
Co.,
3-21,.
-
4-15 -.3-25
Trenton -Banking Co. (N. J.) (quar.j.—.. •
30c
Tfue:Temper Corp.—•->'< •;■ -"■
> 4%.%prior preference (quar.)'
United
Home
4- 1
Co. ;.(quar.)
Caribbean
Class A
Uhited
American
American
$1.25
(quar.); *
(quar.)
(Ky.)
Treesweet 'Products
Union
4-16
3-28
4-10
--.35c:3-31
Fibre Glass
Co.
■
Hair
4-1
4-18
•
_Xft-'ft
Talon, Inc:, class A (quar.)
Felt
American
$6 preferred (quar.)—
American Hardware Co.)
.
.'5'.I:r'preference
American
-
When
Share
■-
3-18
3-31
J 4-16
of Calif, (quar.)..—.
ft ft-35c - 4-21 ~
Petroleum Corp., Ltd.— '"/ft;-.ft"ftftft. "ft-.■.":%■/;-* :■'" "ft
Superi Mold Corp.
Super test
Par
Name of Company
\;
4- 1
-4-15
5-15
5-15
-$1.15 •'
Co.."
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
5Vs%
When
Par
.
Name of Company
''
,
(1319)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
$1.12%
65c
4-
1
1
I
Financial
T
3-12
*
3-12
3-18
Corp.
(quar.)
4- 1
t5c„
4-19150c „
4-15
—
t$1.25 ft 4- 1
t$1.12ft
.
4- 1
pfd. (quar.)
63c
4- 1
75c
4- 1
60c
CalgaTy <fe Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
ft % preferred (quar.)—:
5%
4
California Electric
preferred
6%
$2.50
Power,
(quar.)
California Interstate Telephone—
5ft%
Packing
California
Western
Stock
Calumet
26ftc
55c
5-15
dividend
& Hecla,
10%
20c
$1.18ft
4-lo
3-31
3-31
f ;,
17ftc
37 ftc
?
4-28
4-30
(quar.)
States Lhe Insurance—
Corp.
*
Inc.,
common
(quar.)—
A (quar.)
Terminals Co.—
(s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.) -—
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
—
$4.75
4-1
(quar.)
preferred
California
preferred
Camden Refrigerating &
5% preferred
Canada
5%
Bread Co., Ltd.—
,
pref. B (quar.)
Canada Dry
$4.25
(quar.)
Canada
Canada
25c
(quar.)—
4- 1
1" 7
4- 1
*
—
(quar.)—
125c
Ltd., com. (quar.)—
(quar.)—
Life Assurance (quar.)
Packers Ltd., class A (s-a)
137ft
*$1.06ft
Co., Ltd., class B
Canada Iron Foundries,
preferred
Class B
(s-a)
1
,
Corp., common
preferred
Canada Flooring
4 ft %
3-31
4-
9
C
4-1
1
4-15
+$L15
\
*87''2C
1"
4" 1
,
3-14
3-10
3-
7
3-14
3-
7
3-
7
3-14
3-14
3-17
4-25
3-15
3-17
3-17
3-15
3-28
4-
4
3-12
3-14
3-14
3-14
3-10
3-20
3-14
2-28
2-28
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1320)
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Name of
Company
Coca-Cola
(Toronto)
International Corp.
(quur.)
Quarterly
*90c
4-
1
3-14
Coleman Engineering,
Extra
tlOc
4-
1
3-14
J$1.10
4.
1
3-
4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (increased) —
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., com. (quar.)—.—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar-)
Canadian Bronze Ltd., common (quar.)—.—
5%
Ltd.,
Safe-way,
preference
(quar.)-
Canadian Colanesc, Ltd.,
preferred
$1
$1.75
1
2-28
I
4-
1
2-28
•
t50c
5-
1
t»1.25
E-
1
4-10
1183Ac
4-
1
3-10
t70c
3-
7
t25c
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
7
4-15
4-
1-
tl6c
4-15
4-
1
it 2
4-
3-15
'
•
m
Co.,
3-31
3-14
..
3-31
4-15
3-14
4-
r
$75c
:.;.iu$i
4$1.25
.
2
-
1
3-
I
4.75%
preferred
3-31
3-28
3-17
<
3-
4%
7
'4.10 %
preferred
preferred
4.75% preferred
•4.00% preferred
4-11
3-ly
1
3-19
Connecticut
General
Light & Power
Indiana
Central
Maine
1
1
$1.75
4-
1
3-
4-
1
7-
2
3-17
3-17
6-10
Consumers
9-20
12-10
4-
1
44-
<1.08 %
40c
■
'-
$1.18
4-
3-14
:.rU-
1
1
7
Continental
4'%%>
Continental Life
Cooper-Bessemer
1
3-10
Cooper
1
3-10
Cornoll-Dubilicr Electric,
1
3-10
5-
1
4-10
3-31
3-17
25c
62%'C
3-31
3-17
Ccca-Cola
Co.
A
1
3-20
3-20
Cosden
3-10
Cott Beverage
$1
3-25
5-
1
4-11
Dow Chemical
1
3-17
Draper
3-17
Dravo
3-28
4-
3-14
1
5
3-17
DunJiiU
4-
5
3-24
3-17
(26c
4-
1
1
3-14
County
3-14
Trust
'r
4-
•*i
•
.
±
-
-
■
,
1
3-
3-
35c
4-
i)
8-10
Craftsman
4-
1
3-17
Crarn
7
Cowlcs
4-
4-
1-
3-17
4-
1
3-17
i)c
4-
1
4-15
.
.
4-15
-Class
4- '7
3- 4
crown
3-13
Crown
Co.
$1.25
6-26
6- «
0-20
9-
■$1;25
11-26
10c
4-16
3-14
11-
7 ;
3-14
RR.—
40c
3-31
6%
3-28
3-14
Curlee
•3-30
preferred
$1.12
4-
1
4-
1
3-18
65c
3-28
3-21
4-
I
'
3-20
3-31
'
—
for
1
each
2
5-
6-
2
1
3-14
$35
12428
12-20
25c
3-27
3-17
30c
3-31
3-12
20c
4-
3-19
9
1
1
3-25
•
r
3- 3
5c
3-31
3-14
31 %c
3-31
3-40
4-
3^15
{■,'
,
15C
;Loan
-
3-10
•"!••
6-30
4-
1
'4-
3-14
1
$1.75
•
9-29
^
i,
•
3-28
'$2
•
"
•$1.50 7
...4..—....
•
13c
3-38
(quar.)
7—
1
l2%c v
———
$1.12%
:
common
(quar.)
r 4-
•
30c
'
"
15c
4-
1
2-28
2-28
•
1
2-28
60c
)
-
W.
G.
Cigar
Oorp.
Dan
River
Mines
Mills,
preferred
:
Corp.,
Darling (L. A.)
9-
12-26
12-
12-20
15c
4-14
50c
•
Ltd..
4-
1
3-18
1
3-18
25c
3-31
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-14
3-14
(Cinn.)—
Convertible
,
-
—
(quar.)—_
78-31
20c
-
(quar.(_——-
'
*
-
4-
25c
-
-
Glass
Decca
A
Co.,
(quar.)
Records
6%
3-14
$1.75
4-
1
3-14
75c
4-
8
3-21
50c
1
3^21
5i
4-1
•:
3-"21
..
.
(quar.)
-4-
5c
______
:
A-
1
3-14
3-31
8c
7—.——-j—^
3-14
1
3-14
7
3-14
4-
20c
5-
9
8
12- 1
11-
7
-
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)———
(quar.)———I——
preferred
Co.. Ltd.—
H.(
preferred
.
-
5-29
G-10
$1.25
,
1
iquar.)
conimon
—
t$26o
.
SOc
(quar.)—,———.
(quar.)——.———————
r;
■
,
4-
'
4-
3-17
J
4- 1
25c
3-14
4-15
3-17
,
—---f—
37%c
(quar.)
-10c
3-25
,3-10
(quar.)—;_2;_
20C
3-29
3-20
(increased).——
—~—'—————^
35c
4-
1
(quar.).——.—
Corp.
(Max)
J;
'Year-end
.
class
Co,
common
——
prclen«pd
A
'
1
3-10
93 %c
-G2%c
'
40c
1
56'Ac
4-
1
3-11
62%c
•Faultless-
-4-15
1
••
,
3-31
Federal
•
4-
1
3-11
Rubber
Rake
(quar:.k.l———~-r
Shops
Federal
4-'l
3-14
4-
3-15
National
Federated
-
•
3-
'71
3-11
25c
3-31
3-14|
$3
4-1
3-13
50c
3-27
,30c-
.
Co.
(quar.)
Mortgage
—
T—-L-.—...
Department
Assn.
3'
1
3-31
20c
6-
9
10c
„
:.r
(monthly.)
4-
10c
(quar.)—•—-4—•—^
•
3-24
3-31
Insurance
Federal
V
Life Insurance Co.—
3-21 •.
"
1*
(quar.).———
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)———,—
•■vFarrel-Birmingham (quar.)
T~-r-~—
3-14
3-14 44- 4
B
Traders
ic
3-71
1
"
.
3-18
W
preferred
Farmers
3- 7
1
4*
4-
—
Fanny Fajraer Candy Shops (reducedhi—
;
-
»;
4-
$1
10c
..
,
(quar.)-———
1 (Family Finance Corp, oommon (qiiar.).:—
4%%•. preference A .(quar.)——.——
3-10
-
4-1
25c
-
t76c
A^ (quar.-)———-
conv.
$1.50
pfd. (quar.4
■
*
1
'
6-
0
15c
4-15
7
3-14
3-7
5-29
6-20
+
3-31
Stores-r—
Increased
quarterly
45c
—
l
Fadm'ated-.Publicatiorts,; Inc.-
,
.
•"
Federation
$1.12
4-
«7%e
4- 1
3-14
1
3-14
35c
(quar.4„—
common
(quar. r
4-16
I,,
3-31
,40c
8-
4-25
4-10
50c
4*25
4-10 *
4%
25c
3-31
3-17 J
Fidelity
<
3- 4
•
Rubber
3-14
5-
$1.19
$5
Fairmont Foods,
'
Dayton & Michigan RRV common (e-a)__—
8% preferred (qnar.)—
—
Dayton
3-21
<quar.(
-
$1
-
...
•
4-
-
<N.-Y.)—*
~
/
■♦Increa sod-qua r terly 1
Ferro
Corp.
Fibrvboard Paper
^
*
Bank & Trust
•
(quay)
4-10
3-29
3- f
2-29
* 35c
4-
1
3- 7
.
3-20
4rOC
3-24
3-
30c
—.——
3-31
3-11
$1
4-11
4-
$1
4-30
4-15
7
Products Corp.—-
■
jquar.) 4—f—7.__-—
preferred (quar.)—~
t'.Gpinmon
&
1
4-20
$1
15c
class
preferred
1
3-28
'
Dayton Malleable Iron-
Co.,
3-10
4-
50c
-
,
3-31
25c
•
(quar.i
1
►
3-31
•"
FreTe.
3-21
3-10
3-12
1
5
3-25
—
ifc
1
3-31
1
Factor
5 '
12-31
-
(quar.)-
Davidson-Boutell
4-
3-31
15c
(increased)—:—
Excelsior Insurance Gp» of New York
5 •
J $1.75
(irree.)
preferred A
Go.
3- 7
9-
5^
S5c
■-
Davega Stores Corp.-of N. Y.
8% preferred (quar.)
.-
-
2-28
6-
Ex-Ccli-O
f
•
3-
122 %c
-
(quar.)
Dana
2-28
1
3-31
-
•€- 5
;
$-26
50c
;—d
(quar.i—.
oommon
2-28
'•2-28
$1.25
Railroad.
5%
3-
6-26
50c!
(quar.).——
1
$1.25
4
2-28
3-26
50c
(quar.)— _i
A
3rl4
1;
35c
(quar.)..
-
Eversharp, Inc.,
.
3-14
1
3-26
62 %c
—
-
A
.4-
%c
15c
A-
•■■'A-- 1
$1.33
32
Electric
!—
■
•;
81.18
(quar.)..;-—:———
(Calif.)
4-
$1.03
1.12%
Abrasives
&
Co.rp.
4.1$ %• preferred
"
r
i
-r$l- 1 *4-
—-
——.—
Class
3-14
-
'
i
3-11
4-
v3-28
■
—
3-14
3-28
l%c
Water Consol
.preferred
$5
"
1
1*
?5c
3-20
3-31
•
i'
*
v
Products
Estabrooks <T.
4-
:
15c
——
3-10
4- 1,
87%C
$5
5-
3-14
Refractories
•
4-
4-
4-1;
;
+37 %c
——
3-17
3-31.
7%c
Erie
.
0-17
3-20
■*
3-10
(s-a?——-—:—:
.V—
Erie *; Pittsburgh RR. Co, 7% gtd. (quar.)
4-
,
3f>c
•
3-10
$i.oei4
(quar. 1—ii.
.Equity Fund ;
Equity Oil Co.
3-14
1
; 3-25
lc
8-46
'
15c
3- 5
3- 5
4-
•
(quar.).
V
20c participating preferred
3-14
•
3-14
3-14
4- 1
3-25
■
(quar.)ii.i.—...—.—
Equitable Credit Corp.—
6-17
.
3-14
4-2
1
—
3-1D
.
2-24
1
16c
(quar.)————
~
2-24
4-
$1.50
:w
(increased)
Ltd.
pfd.
4%.%
3-20
1
A- 1
65c
—
quarterly
% :
'
both
t
3-15
.
1
4-
-37%c,
(quar.)
income.
3
3-28
25c
(s-a)
——
,
Mfg.; common (quar.).—
•7% preferred .(quar.)———_
Empire Trust Co; (N. Y.) (quar.t— __
—
Eudicott Johnson Corp., com.* (Qoar.)
(
.4% preferred (quar.i——
3-17
7- 1
$1.75
'
4-
7%c
'
Fund———.—
arc
1
4- 1
.
r 420c"
Elmira.& WilUainsfJort RR.
3-17
V
3-3
Assn.-
(quar.).——-—————..
Co.
Stores.
preferred
Emerson
3-11
'
2-28'
62c
(quar.)
4-
*
David
4-
.....
,
13
$1
$1.75
'
25c 7
—
(quar.)___
5%
>
3-3
32%c.,
common
Balanced
investment
Elizfibcthtown
5%-
5- '9
4-
]
3-10
'
•
1"
1
,3-31
$1.76
;
Daggafontein
6-
50c
l©c
$2>
Daltcli Crystal Dairies, Inc. (quar.;..
Ilaiex Co., Ltd., 7% preferred
50c
(Interim)
4-
"4i
-
—,
Glass
,
<quar.)
(quar.)
3-
4-
(quar.),..
com.
common
Electric Storage Battery
4-15 ;
4-15
4-1
45c
3-31
S-*v
10c
of New Yorn
(quar.)..
A
A
4-
52% c
(quar.)—.—c:——
preferred
.
Electrical
3-17
5- 1
112%c
—
3-20
5- T)
r
25c ;•
'
II
-. .'
1
73(31'
'•
'
...
Glass
B
$4.12
3-18
4-
87 %c
I
■4-
4c
10c
•>
(quar.)—
!,
Curtias-Wrlght Corp., coin, (reduced)
D.
....
-
10c
preferred
Class
,
$1.12%
v
3-20
(quar.)—
preferred
prior
$4 prior
Extra'
4-
517,sc
(quar.)———
payments
net
Bros.
Electro
3-20
\
W
3-13
20c
;
3-17
1'
4-14
3-14 ;
1
'
1
•=
(quar.)
Publishing "Co.,
$1.60
5-15
4-
■
$1.37%
■
i
7
4-
—
(quar.)_.
Clothing, -Common
4% %
Telephone—
25c
3-317. •:
3-25
4-
-
Telephone Co., common (quar.)—__
Gas Corp.
3- 3
51'/40
•,
—
preferred (quar.)_.__.
$5.40 preferred
(quar.i.,
El, Paso Natural Gas (quar.i.—
ElderMfg.
(reduced^ ——
Electric Bond & Share Co. (quar.)
\
12 %c
.
'
Curtis
1
.3-27
40c
;
preferre<l (qhar.)
3-3
4-
——
Steel
Howard
above
$4.50
:
3-31
International, $1 class A (quar.)
Cumberland
3-10
50c
',
„
T
«
4-
50c
,$4.72
3-317
15c
3- 2
46%c
•"
1
El Paso Electric Co.—
•
3-17 ^
3-
4-40
4-
•".1-
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.i—....—
Edo Corp, class A (quar,).—_—
...
12 %C
•
Zellerbach
Cuban
•
3-31
Assoc,
Co,
preferred
Glass
3-25
pid. (quar.)o^.-'
—
preferred (qtiaT.)_*7%- preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quai-.)
5
3-19
4-15
''
4-25
50c
—.
(quar.).^—.—%_
class A (quar.)
pfd.
3-31
4-40
$1.12%
J 52 %c
Investment Trust
"
4^0
«%,. preferred (qUar.).*;
7
3-10
(
4-25
*
Baler
3-21
•
4-15
3-14
3-21
3-24
,
—...
&
Economy
3-21
1
3-31
Kodak
&
Edison
50c
Cuban American sugar, common
^3-
g 6c
.
-
—-
Crura- &
3-27
4-
•
3-14
10c
———
Economic
•
$25c
..
(quar.)
3-18
3-31
'
40c
3-14
1
67 %c
—
(quar,)—:
Stainless
from
8-14
•
Fuel
&
Gas
Two
3-14 }
•
4-1 "■
25c
-=•
-7
3-16
25c
4-15
15c
■
8%
,'3-317
76c
»
3-14
1
4-
;
'Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—————'
Y.) —
3
4-
(i%
3-14
.:
1
4-
(quar.)—.—.
(quar.):
S»v$ugs
(qnar)
preferred
.'Eaton
•
26c
(quar.)
Forster,
4-
25c
-
•
N.
(Boston)
Corp.
Inc:
(quar,)—
Canada
Eastman
3-24
3-31
'
(quar.)——.-.—___—
ZeUerb&ch
4-15
25c
87%e
-
3-31
$1.25
(reduced)
>
'•
30c
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
preferred
■
Eastern
3-10
$1.31%
(quar.).——
62%c
$1
-
3-14
3-24
3- 7
1
(quar.)...,—.
common
Natural Gas,
Tennessee
$1
3-14
1
34f
1
4-
40c-
'
3-14
4-
4-15
4-
50c
$1.12%i
8-28 »
1
12%o
coiw.
30c
25c
iquar.r..—....
(quar.)
1
Canada, Ltd...
Crucible Steel Co. mf America (reduced)—
37 %c
(
4-18,
3-14
•4t%% v preferred, (quar.li.——
Eastern Racing Association, common (quar.)
7-30
1-
26c
Company," qlass A (quar.)
Crown Cork
3-25
Service,
Oil
Glas^ B
3-31
-
6-16
3-28
$1.62%
(reduced)
(quar.)_—1.
B
Crestmont
3-30
1
Co.
Wheat Oorp.
of
J5c
....
">
1
8-1
16c
%
Finance
31.30
•
3-17
3-31
4-1
(quar.)—_
preferred
Eastern
3-12
40c
(quar,)..—
Co,
Insuranoe
Cream
3-26 *
5-
4-
1
2dc
(quar.)..^^,.^,-^
(quar.)-—.
6%% pfd. <qu.ar.i_—
Crampton Mfg. Co;, 6%
3-14
$1.25
(quar.)
•*•'
Company
(quar.)——iii
L.> Ltd. (t-quar.)—;
Crossett
50c
7-
t$1.30
(s-a)_
(R.
Credit
57% C
$1.13
Corp. (irreg.
Co.: (White Plains,
Chemical
Co.,
(Halifax)
-
2-28
3-31
4-25
4-1
preferred (quar.)_...—...
Eastern
$1.12
•
5-1
$3
4,20%
5.20%
-
I
3-31
$1.25
.
7
3-14
4- 1
r
4
> 1
37 %c
preferred
preferred
East
t" (
93-%c
$1.12%
4-
A- t
4- 1
..
Duraloy Co. (quar.)—.—1
——a_^_—,i__
Sulphur & Potash (quar.):
—
"3- 7
4-1
'
1
5- 1
Duval
3-17
•
5-
4-4
c
(quar.)_,———...
International,
$2.10
'
73-16
3-31
-
50c
v
3-16
,
3-28
5- 1
.;$25c
—
4.15%.
7,
3-16
4-1-
25c
•
$1.37%
(Toronto)
(increased)
Quarterly v.
3-27
Power
4.1$%
■
J
3-26
$1.50
112 %
(quar.)—
com.
4%; preferred (quar.).———
reeemty
•
3-23
4-15
,
't- $i.'75'iv.
Duquesnc Light Co.-, common (quar.)—3.7^%
preferred (quar.)-.——-——
3-14
4-
3-11
4-15
150C
...
y
(E. 1.) de Nemours & Co.—
preferred (quar.)—.,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
"
3-17
t$1.37%
••
4- 1
U7%c/ > 4-15
;
.
$3.50
.
com.
(quar.U—.
du Pont
(qiuvr.)——
Petroleum Corp. (quar.) —t—
40c
75c
Corp.
Corp.,
Co.
4-
4-1
4-15
$$1.12 Va-i
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp., $2 preferred
20c
4-')
4-15
5- 1
j,:
t25c
(qnar.)—__—
(s-a)—
>-,7% preferred
6C
; 5-1
,115c
.137 %c
•
•
(reduced)
Brewery
Duke
r
'5-16
—
(quar.)—
preferred
5%,
3-12
t__—
6-2
...
?2oc ';;. 3-31
Dover & Rockaway RR.
4-1
$1.13
,
y
1 quar.i——
preference
3-2.7
•
3-17
-
4-17
".
(quar.)-.
Corp/;'(Maryland)-—
15c
,
3-31
.3-31
4-30
'
'•••
(quar.).——
Co., Ltd., com.
States
4-
25c
4-30
Dover Corp. —7
in¬
$1 preferred
Crane
....
share
;
3-30
3-14
+$1.25
Ltd.—*■;-
common,
Dominion Tar. & Chemical,
3-25
4-1
••
3-20
4-
$1.25
>
—
3-31
$1.75
Corp.
3-27
Glass
65%C
pfd; series 1945 and 1947 (quar.i_ '
Cm*o,' Inc.- (quar.i—J
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A-—-J—iA'-i. •'
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., com. (quar.);.—
3-25
$1.12%
.
.....
Bottling
class
6
75c
•
3 %• %
3-31
"25c
....
Peabody & Co., common
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Cola
3-12
15c
•
:
America
(Peter)
56 %c
(liquidating)
$2.50
3-12
1
Dow
(quar.)
(quar.)„_
$5.25 series-A pfd. (quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common
3-17
3-31
25c
...
Coca
of
13c
(quar.).
;
3-20
1-
4-1
,
25c.
preferred A (accum.) . ..c.7——
$6 preferred B-(aocuni.).i —7_.—
*
———
525c
,7 $7
'
Illuminating—
Coca-C(»lu Bottling Co.
3-
1
4-
$3.50
—
Insurance
4-
...
Clevlte Corp.
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone C'o..
Clinton Trust Co., (N. Y ) (quar.)
7%
3-29
4-
r
(Chicago)
Motors Corp.
Co.
10c
4% special guaranteed (quar.).
7% regular guaranteed
(quacA
Cleveland Quarries (quar.).
Cleveland Worsted Mills
,4%.
EaKtern
3-20
35c
'
(quar.)
Controls
.it-
(quar.)—
lone
I
20c
4%% preferred (quar.)
Continental
4-
,
—
preferred
15c
....
dividend
4-
17% c
3-10
,
C4.50 preferred (quar.)...
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RIt. Co.—
4-
,
J17%c
Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—• 7-
77%, preferred
1
$1.25
i
3-10
-87%c
Stockyards
% 3- 3
13-31'
25c
preferred (quar.i—^™—_—-.7—
Dominion
Steel Industries-
&
3-10
inc.)
B
hold)
3-
15c
>
1
68c
(increascd-quar.4
City Investing Co., 5%%. pfd. (quar.)
City Products Corp. (increased
C'uett
Copper
Reduced
Citizens Utilities Co.—r
Stock
1
-
(quar.)
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric
4-
(quar.)____
4-
$1.50
....
—
Union
"-3-25
;* 2%c
h-r.J 39c
(quar.)———
(quar.i —4
4%% preferred (quar.)
3-18
(quar.)—-
3-31
4-
......
common
Inc.-—
Common
--
3-20
1".
preferred
Ltd.
'2nd convertible preference
••
3-20
1
1
$4.40 2nd preferred
3-17
:
4%
.Class
5%
3-10
4-
Continental Gin Co.,
■...
,
3-31
1
4-
Continental Can Co.—
3-18
4-
$1.12%
Electric,
3-14 *
3-17
.
A Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Dominion
,■:i
Baking Co., common
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
3-14
.
4-
$1.04
4-
.....
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
3-28
*: 25c",
Derainion
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.52
3-14
$1.18%
....
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell
4-4
.
4-i 1
20c
Dominguejjt Oil Fields ^monthly)_.—__—
3-14*
$1.12%
Continental Assurance Co.
3-14
1
t
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar,)....
Chile Copper Co. (reduced)
Christiana Securities Co.—
Cincinnati
-
preferred
Co.,
Corset
8c
-
(quar.u
$1.15
Pacific
1.4-25
ioc
———
iJ
3-24 ;•
,
4-
T
A
V.
3-31
(quar.)^—
87 %c
.
preferred (quar.)..
Molded Products (quar.
Quarterly
$4.16
4-21
(quar.).
A
Gas
3-24
3-30
(quar.)_
(Defl.
Co
Royalty Cil (sAcceptanoe Corp.—
preferred
$4.50
1
25c
.....
Cincinnati
3-14
3-14
20c
Chicago Great Western Ry., com, (quar.)___
5%; preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar. i„......
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7%
1
5-
........
(quar.)......
3-17
3-17
7C *••
^
Dome' Mines, Ltd. ..;(qu'ar;)*_-3i__
Consumers Power Co.—
3-14
v
37 %c
Chesebrougli-Ponds, Inc. (quar.)—.;
T__._
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. (irreg.)
•
1
'
(quar,)
&z
,
3-24
SOc
-
•
Corporate title of above oompany
changed to Consumers Gas Co.
3-18
...
Island
Proeiucts
Roclc
5-
10c
'
3-10
3-31
preferred .(quar.)___
Rock
Reduced
'
-
10c
—
(From
3-10
4- 1
$1.23
(quar.)
(quar.)
' :
3-17
Productions (quar.)——
Dominion 'Fabrics,.Ltd.,
(increased.quar.)
!
Consumers'Gas (Toronto), common (quar,) 1
3-1$
Chemical Fund, Inc. (From net invest, inc.)
Chenango
CJnadiila Telcpliono Corp.—
Chicago
Chicago
5-1
3-31
-
;
1
3-31
*
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-14
3-14
.
3-28
7_™_—
Dominion Equity Investments,
___!„_
1
3-31
Corp.-—
preference
(quar.)j__i.
preferred
(W«lt)
•
3-28
"
——
Laboratoriesi
12- S
3-31
"115c *' '3-31
Dixon
*
.......
3-10
6- f>
3-28
v.
50c
.
.7 3- 6
—
—
5J/a%
$1.06 'A
.
(reduced)™
3-40
-
»-15
'
25c
lOc
.v
(Quarterly from net investment income).
7'
.
3-21
-25C
(quar.)
A
$3.75
fr. invest,
.
"
ylncJj (quarj_
Divcrscy Corp. (quar.)
Diversified Growth Stock Fund,
"
,5%; preferred (quia-.)
A
4,
1 ("
3-25
-
common
3-10
■
$1
.....
.6%
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (Now York)—-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Class
.-•!
Mfg. (quar,)....
Chadbourne Gotham, Inc.—
4%% preferred, (quar.).
A
4-
$1.02%
Chapman Valve
Series
60c
9-10
12-20
$1.12%
(quar,
62%c
(quar.)
Dominion
12c
(quar.)
Y.—
Continental
....
6-15
Industries-—_______—
3- 5
,
"
Consolidated
6-20
$1.25
—
common
3-31
62 %C
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.),-,!—
Dodge Manufacturing $1.56 pfd. (quar-)—
4-15
-
Foods <?orp.,
Consolidated
3-31
1
Co.,
$1.25
(quar.),—
3- 3.
y
To-1
*6c
.
fquar.t—
of N.
Co.
income")
3-31
(quar.)
...
Champion Paper & Fibre $4.50 pfd.
Scries
vestment
$1.25
1
(quar.)..
preferred
Chemical
Disney
3-25
31'Ac
preferred ; (quar.
Consolidated
Investment Trust.
59 %c
....
-Scries
$5 preferred
62 %c
'■,
4-
$1.16
•
Edison
Consolidated
6-20
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Central Wisconsin Motor Transport—•
Common (quar. •
6% convertible preferred (quar.
•Quarterly
5- 1
.
3-317.
,500
(irreg.)_——
Insurance
Cigar Corp., common
preferred (quar.)——
Consolidated
3-25
t$2.50
.
■
——
3-14
4-
Chance Vought Aircraft
Life
Coppormines
CoTp.,.__^__
Dry Goods, com. (reduced)
preferred (s-a)_—
3-31
4-
preferred (quar.)
Central Public Utility Corp.
A
3-24
4-15
$1.20
Corp.
3-31-
J
3- 7 **
"
5-ia-^
12% C
r'35c
Consolidatod'
8
35c
; ry
$1.18%
Central Telephone Co., common
32.50 preferred (quar.
Pasco
$5
.
3- 8
$1.18%
Ctmtury Shares Trust
3-31
$1,37%
Consolidated
3-12
4-
(quar.U_;
■iV/e
Series
3-21
4-
(quar.)........—_
Gas
7;
$1.31 'A
Consolidated
preferred (quar.)..^
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)—..
■3%%
3-12
1
$1.75
4.60%
•4%;%
3-14
4-
C
preferred
preferred
Cerro' dc
3-29
.3-31
B
Power
7
3-
74-10 %
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)_—___
Consolidated Cement Corp. (quar.)
—
Securities
Central
3.50%
3-11
SOc
$1.02%
convertible
*4.00%
1
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
-$1.50
4-
$1.12%
4%: preferred (quar.)„
...
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)....
3-
76c
preferred
1
10c
......
Central Illinois Public Service—(:■.
3-31
25c
3-3177
/
7?Sn
1
11%C
———
....
3-31
—
Detroit Aluminum & Brass Corp. (quar.) —
Devoe. «fc Itaynolds Co., class A
1—.—-.
Diebold.
40c
;
Co.—
4-
125c
(quar.)..—^—
$1.14
$1.05
v
i4. fV"
'
'5%:%
com.
3-20
$1.06(4
-,
(qnar.)——
Water
4-
,
4%:%
Central-Illinois
%
5%
Electric-—
D
(quar.i
3-10
3-10
■a
corp.—
$3.50
to
Dctrcx
.
; 3-14 ;•
-
"•
6d"kc,
—
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
Illinois Light—
Central
(quar.)
(qtiar.
Compo Shoe Machinery, com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
150
(quar.)—.
A
4.10%
preferred
Commonwealth
3-15
5% preferred (quar. >
Central Illinois Electric & Gas.
1
3,
2%
.
& Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
Commercial Credit' Co., (qunr.)__———_
%
Investment Co. (quar. of 8c
inc.'plus 4c fr. capital gains)
Common wealth Loan Co. (Indianapolis)— - '
7
1
preferred (quar.);
4%%
4-
2' 5c
from invest.1
3-10
10c
&
B
Piendres Corp., $4/25 pfd,
33c
—
preferred
(quur.)
preferred (quar. i
%
3-31
92 %c
—
1st preferred
$3.50
$2.50
4-la
3-14
3-31, V
Commonwealth
1
4-
4-
.—
Gas
preferred
3-7
4-
4-
93»4c
,—
preference (s-a)
.—:
Central Electric & Gas, 4.75% pfd. A (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
...
4.35%
Tramway
$2.50 to
4-15
.
% 5- 1
62(20
3-14
1
20c
5%:
Central Hudson
o%.%
Colutirbia
5-1
,
-
$1.05
.
Denver
Diketan
■
3-»
'-"$1
—1——
3.70 'l'o
-
-v
usual
the
4.64%
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.).—...
—
;
Connecticut
5%
;—
quarterly cash' payment
- preferred
A' (quar.)
$1.25
& %
3-15
$1.25
____
3-12
25c
-
Corp
Central of Georgia JRy,
(quar.)
4-
75«
—
(quar.)
3-3
4r 1
11c
preferred (quar.)__
5.26% preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth International, Ltd...—
25c
(Quarterly from net investment income).
Carter (J. W.» Co. (quar.)
...
Cartilage Mills (quur.)
Case (J. I.) Co., 6%%
preferred (quar.)..
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Celanefee Corp. of America—
•> -4%% preferred A (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quur.)
Common
3-21
3-lt)
3-31
(quar.).
pfd.
& Light," 4%.
preferred (quar.)_:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7 4.20% preferred, (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4-11;'
3-ii
3-31
$1.07
—
4.28%
k
3-28
$1.12%
31(4C
-
(quar.)—-
common
4
3-12
Carriers & General Corp.—
Brewing
6-12
i> 3-20
3-10
3-28
'
(quar.)
Co.
V" 2- 3
4-
37%c
50c
(quar.)
common
of Reo.
1
4-1
5c
—
.
"
11c
—
Commercial Solvents Corp. (redticed)
Commercial Ttust (Jersey City) (quar.).;___
Commonwealth Edison Co., com. (quar.) —
3-12
.
4 -2
75c
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central Canada Investments,
(monthly)
4-2
i25c
;
—
7
(quar.)
Co.
Hudson
&
Dclav/are Power
3-13
-
Mfg.
Co.,
Delaware
<
4-.1
$1.50
7%c
Columbus
3-15
3-28
4-
•
..:•••• m
—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4-17
4-22
Is 6p
(quar.)——
(quar.)___
Colorado Fuel! & Iton Corp.—
Stock div. on com. in lieu of
i
1
4-30
(quar.)
$4.20
Ccntlivre
Co.
Nut
As
Payable
•
Capitol
Products
Corp.—
—h.— •
Capitol Iiocords (quar.)
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (quur.)—
Carnation Co.; 3%% 1st pfd. (quar.)_^_--_
Carolina Power «te Lights common
(quar.)_
:(J5
4-15
UOc
Co. (quur.)
(quar.)
com.
4-1
Deere
4.56%
5%
$93:%c
preferred
Mills
B
6-30
50c
,
(quar.)
Color-Craft Products
3-31
i |15c
5 %, preferred
3-14
4-15
$20c
(quar.)
—
Canadian Oil Cos., '4% preferred (quar.)5% preferred (quar.)_
.
—
6% ; preferred (quar.
Class
3-31
-
common
(quar.)—..—
Canadian Inter national Power -Co., Ltd.—
Canadian Westinghouse
1
J30c
preferred
6%; .1950
3-11
tlftc
Ltd., class A (quar.)
industries, Ltd.,
& Stone
Central
Power, com.
Common, (monthly)
4%% preferred (quar.)'
3-34
,
Canadian Ice Machine,
Canadian
3-31
WzC
(>%. preferred
Colorado Interstate Gas,
(quar.)
Ltd.
5-15
87 %c
(quar.)—:
Co.,
Colonial Sand
7
t433/4C
Co.
Investment,
Ice
Cdlorado
a——-
Canadian General
Share.
j.
•
3-31
(quar.)
Canadian General Insurance Co. -(annual)
Electric
Ocneral
75c
Decker
3-15
•
'
Collins Radio Co., 4% conv. pfd. (quar,)—.
Colon Development—
(Equal to appro?;imately 20c)—
Colonial
!
$2%c
Participating
Canadian
Cannon
4-10
(quar.)
5% -preferred series B to P (s-a)
Drawn Steel Co., 60c pfd.
7%%
.l
£20c
(quar.)——.——'
Canadian
preferred
4-1
(quar.)
(quar,)
common
3-14«
1
15c
'
.
——
3%%
Collieries Resources, Ltd.—
Canadian
^
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
'
comiuon
(quar.)_
preferred
4-
31'Ac
(quar.f
(quar.)-*-"
Canadian Canners Ltd., class A
3-15
$37%C
—
-
'
3
4-15
4-
$7.40
—
Colgate-Palmolive Co„ common
3%% preferred (quar.
Canada
Payable
'■
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
•
Share
>
Holder t
When.
Per
of Rec.
Payable
Monday, March 24, 195$
..
.
Deposit Co.
oi
Maryland
—
4quar.)
1
Volume
187
Number 5727
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Par-
{ / Name of Company
fidelity
•
'
.
Share
,
Fund Inc. (quar.)
He
,
Flnahcial .'General 'Corp.; cfimmbn (quar.*);Y
-$2J>&preferred .(quar.)
; first National City Bank
(If. TTJ (quar.)_
first National Bank (Jersey City, N. J.)-
3-25
3-
5-1
Per
5-
1
4-11
1
4-
Name of
•'
6
convertible
60c
-
„
V
Company.
Goebel Brewing—.
4-11
5-
7%C.
.A>
Holder•
Payable of Reo.
.
(quar. )
Payable
15c
4-1
;,;;.75c
.
'increased, quarterly,^
Flfst .National Stores, Inc.
n
1
$1.50
4- 1
3-14.
12y2c
.
;;
Fischer
P(h'ter,i5%r«ptef8rfed (quar.)___:
Fisher Governor Co.
Yqtiar.)___ J___
V> Common
3-27
3*
3-27
3- 3
l2%c
V"
4-
3
<
3-28
3-14
12c
3-31
12c
6-30
4-
3-31
Employees
(Wi R.)
-
3-20
3-20
3-HT
3-31
3-10"
4-30
4-10
3-25
2-25
6*10*
t50o
preferred (quar.)
5Vz% preferred (quar.)
Houston* Natural -Gas; common (quar.
'5% preferred (quar.)
•5% preferred "$25 par" (quar.V_
(quar:)__
40C
5-20.
•
-
$1.50
5V*%
$1.50
9-10
8-19
$1.50
12-10
Jl-18
6-10
5-20
(quaiv)_
________
Flexible Tubing Corp. (stock dividend!_____
Florida Power & Light,
$1.2o
1.
6-20
.3-31
2-17
3-25
2-28
1
3- 6
,$1.18%
4--1
3- 6
22Vac
3*31
3-20
30c
4-25
4-
25c
6-17
5-1.
25c
4-
1.
3-7
b (quar.)
class A. (quar.)
(quar.)i_
'Class A
(quar.)__
Grand Rapids, Varhish Corp. (quar.)
4-
1
3-
7
Omhd
&
3-
9-10
8-19x
Florida Public Utilities Co., common
(.."4%%- preferred «quar.)
Grant
Florida Telephone Corp. • (quar.)_
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (quar.) ______
Flying Tiger Line^ Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)_
Food Fair Stores,, ^common (quar.)________
I $4.20 preferred (quar.)
*
-
...
Dairies
Foundation
Co.
$1.05
75c
*
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
series
j,
4-
1
4-
a
Common
Fuller
Great West Life
s
—
a
4-
10c
5-15
1
10c
3-31
20C
55-
30c
1
1
Gannett, po,,. class B conv.
das Industries Fund (from
pfd.
(quar.)
f" 4*1
3-15;
investment inc.)
3-31"
3-14
3-31
4%%
28 %C
3-31
3-14
25c
preferred (quar.)__—
Garlock.
Packing
Garrett
(quar.;
3-31
3-14
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc. (Omaha)—
>'
6%% preferred (quar)
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd., common
50C
<
f
32 %C
4-
1
3-15
+35c
4-
1
«Gc
4-
3-14
4-
87 Vac
3-
1
1
4-15
(quar.)___
quar.)
4-
3-7
4-
3-14
Hammermili Paper—•
4-
3-14
4*4%.
preferred
4-
3*
7
4%%
preferred
7
3-18
4-
^
3-14
3*14
5-
4-il
k
3-14
4-23
4-
.3-20
1
4-
'
•-
1
4- 7
»3%C
5-
1
4-r
45c
3-29"
-
25c
4-
20c
;
,
3-17
4-1
+25e;
>
>.7
-
3-tI
I
3-31
3-27Vw'3*17:
37V2C
3-10';,
>4-30
4-30
40c
.
3-31
(tfuai.).
110c
5-15
f$1.2&
5-1
>21
•
,
.4-16
Y
4-
3-
59%c
3-
62 Vie
;
5
4-
60c
4-
1
1
"4- 1
33%c
3-J 4
.
"
3-15 '*-•
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
J"
4-
1
1
4-
1
1
50c
55c
59%C
4-
1=1
53y«c
4-10
4-
-
7
3-
3-
7
3-
7
Hines
3-
7
Hoffman
4-
'
Stock -dividend
;-5% preferred (quar.)—_i^_.
__i
Georgia Power-Co., $4 60 preferred <quar.)_
*
$5
.
ureferred
Gibson
Art
'
Giddingr
Gielow
(quqr.)__
Lewis "Machine Tool
(J. J.)
&
(quar.)
1
$1.23 '
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
$1.50
3-28
3-17
(quar.)
Digitized for Company (quar.) 1
Clidden FRASER
'
:
4- 5
4-15
4-
4-15
4^ 5
5
•
3-24
International
3-28
3-
¥40
4-
3-17
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-14
Vi
3-
7
1
3-20
1
4-15
4-
$1
4-
1
3-17
$1.05
4-
1
$1.15
4-
1
3-17
3-17
$1.41%,
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-10
4-1
3-10
1350
3-31
3- 3
3-31
3-31
3- 3:
3-31
3- 3
3- 3
4-
3
3-21
7-
1
6-
tl2i/2c
t$l
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
1
3-13
25c
3-31
3-20
4-
62J/2C
3-
1
3
3-31
4-15
50o
4-
1
3-17
50c
4-
1
3-15
50c
4-
1
3-14
35C
3-31
3-17
25C
4-
1
3-17
10c
3-25
3-13
4-15
3-27
4-15
3-27
-
•
i
3-14
4-15,
4-22
3-21
4-15
3-31-
Corp,—
3-14
40c
Co.
3-29
$1
-3—29
$3
——-
3-27
?-15
3-14
■
3-14
4-
1
60c
4-
1
3-14
43% c
4-
1
3-11
-i.
Telegraph Corp.—
45C
4-15
3-21
75c
4-
1
2-28
Interstate Bakeries, comiTxm (quar.)
350
4-
1
3-17
$1.20
4-
1
40c
4-
1
3-11
48 %C
4-
1
3-11
tlOc
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
4-
56% c
5-
1
4-22-
5-
1
Quarterly
4c
-
3-25
3-
3-25
—
—
preferred
$4.80
(quar.)
Interstate Co., 15%
prior pfd. (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores,
Inc. (quar.)
Interstate Power, 4.36% preferred (quar.) —
Interstate Securities Co. (quar.)
Investment Co. of America (6c from invest¬
4-15
20C
—
ment
2-28
7
J
53y«c
5-15
50c
3-31
3-20
4-
3-24
1
80c
3-28
profits).
3-18
4-15
4- 1
15c
5-
1
3-25
—
(quar.)
or
6-25
5-31
4-10
3-17
:—
12*bc
—
1
a
Class
3
Hotel Corp. of America, 5%
(quar.>
3-15
4-15
3-15
8c
3-31
3-10
4-10
4-
1
preferred
(s-a)
4-
1
4-10
4-
1
5c
(quar.)—
4-10
7%c
3-28
3-14
lc
convertible
Investors'Syndicate of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
(increased)—
Class
A
3-28
3-44
$25c
3-28
2-28
$25C
(increased)—
preferred (qu&r.)_.
Participating*
3-28
2-28
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
37%C
;
——■—
(quar.)
Iowa
Light & Power,
Elcetric
4.30%
$1.12%
3-28
3-20
4-
1
3- 4
Irving Trust
3-31
2*28
Island
56 %c
4-
1
1
3-14
3-14
7-21
7-21
Light, Com. (quar,)—
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.).—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred (initial)—
$6
Ivey
Creek
Coal,
Si Co.
(quar.)
10-20
1
10-20
3-13
4-
1
60c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-26
2-26
40c
3-14
$1.08%
4-
1
82 %c
4-
1
3-14
$1.10
4-
1
3-14
$1.20
—
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3- 3
50c
_
4-
1
3-21'
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_—,
(J. B.)
1
37%0
(quar.)
iquar.)
common
1
11-
40c
4.35%
3.30%
(N. Y.)
8-
11-
53%c
com.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
3-26
4-
4-21
1 /'
25c
*
4.80%
,
3- 3
25c
4-21
1
8-
37yac
—
—
(quar.)
Iowa Power &
62%c
1
5-
25C
3-24
U2%e
5-
25C
37%0
$2.50
'
$1.06*4
pfd. (accum.)—
com.
3-15
4-15
9c
Investors Royalty Co.
3-31
Y.)
—
2-28
4-15
9c
—
(initial)
4-15
Klectrochemical—
(Frank W.), Ltd., class a (quar.)__
4-12
$75c
Corp. of New York(initial)
9-10
,
preferred (quar.)
Company, 4.V4% preferred (quar.)
3-14
16c
(quar.)„
Class
City)—
n"
1
$60C
stock
(Quarterly from net investment income)
25C
(Brooklyn,
4-
Investors.Trust (Rhode Island)—
3
4-
—
3-13
3-26
3-31
1
Investors. Funding
2-26
50c
4-
22c
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Investment Trust of Boston—
4-15
25C
(quar.)__
3-28
plus 10c from net realized
The net profits dividend is pay-
able in cash
6%
t45c
3-14
4-15
$15c
•
3-18
3-28
30c
(quar.)
3-31
54y2C
4-25
30C
3-17
$1.25
62'/2C
income
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
______
(quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)___—_
(quar.) —
International Silver Co., 7% pfd. (quar.) —
4-1.1
preferred
3-10
$1.20
37%C
International Textbook Co._
1
$2.25
1
3-20
(stock div.).
(N^ Y;) (quar.)___
Industries Inc.,
1
4-
3-20
9
Koudrtllle
3-10
4-
3*20
5-
Horner
3-10
$1.14
$1.03
3-31
5-
Hoover
3-21
•4-1
3-31
50c
3-20
2-28
3-31
3-31
5%
3-18
25C
Salt
International Telephone &
35c
Home State Life Insurance-(Oklahoma
1
$1.03%
International Shoe Co.
6
3-17
3-27
2-28
4-15
——
4-25
3-31
3-22
4-
3-31
$1
4%:
preferred
(quar.)
International Power, Ltd. (guar,)
1
$4.25
3-14
2-28
4-
$70c
(quar;)
4- 5
1
50C
3-14
& -Chemical
Minerals
International
Common
7
1
(quar.)—
4- 1
1
3-
3-31
3-31
35c
437VaC
participating preferred (quar.)
6%
4-15
3-28
1
$30c
$12%o
———
4-15
4-
4-
50c
4-15
5-
'30C
3-14
1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
3-14
4-
$50c
Ltd, (final)—
International Milling, 4% pfd. (quar.)
50c
Gome Title Guaranty
3-31
Ltd.—
International Harvester Co.
50c
Hooker
Powders,
(reduced)
25c
3-14
$125
*
3-14
$62 %o
International Holdings,
m.50
3-14
3C
Sops___
(N. Y.)
4-
3-3
(s-a)__
4-19
37laC
50C
_______________
-Glens Falls Insurance
®
1
3-31
4-
30c
(quar)
3-23
;
$4.92
preferred .(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Gera Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)_
Giant Portland Cement Oo. (quar.)___r
'
91
3-10
$15C
C.)
3*3
Holmes (p. H.). Ltd, (quar.)
**
Bronze
D.
5-1
.
v
3-31
1
(Wash.,
Ml
1
4-
$1.15
f
Batik
International
Common
1
3-14
3-31
*12 %c
—
3-31
5-
(Henry). & Co:
4-
3-81
$2
$1.37%
(quar.)
Hoiophane Co. (quar.)
%
,'
3-20
80c
Home Insurance Co.
4-15
'
•
____
;
4--1
»•.
$4
■
'
3-
Ilolt
$1.25
Quarterly
3- 3
3
57 %c
(Chic.)—
International
3-31
3-17
(quar.)
3-20
3-31
3- 3
3-18
invest¬
from
9o
America
3-28
t6c
3-
plus
3-25
f 6c
3-26
4-11
'
Holllng^^cnsolidqted Gold Mines, Ltd.—
-4- 1
3-26
.
3-20
45c
120
profits
of North
25C
*'
25C
17V2C
;
,
securities
4-10
3-28
3-20
3-31
ment income)
Insurance Co.
30p
(J. H.) Corp. (quar.)____.—
(quar.)
2% '
,
(qtraT.)__
3-20
3-31
;_
Electronics Corp.
preferred
3-31
68c
partic. class A (quar.)
—
'
4% preferred (quar.)
——;
Risley Mfg, Co. (quar.)—
—
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
lnstitut$onal Ineome Fund, Inc. (3c from
3-21
5%
35c
$1.12
$3
3-14
3-20
3-11
12-15
20c
$-14
1
3-10
9-15
12-30
t68%c
1
4-
1
6-16
9-30
$1.25
t$i.i2ya
3-31
50c
3-31
4-
4-18
6-30
$56y4C
4-
Ml
15c
3-31
40c
3-15
1
$1.25
'
"(quar.)
Holly Sugar,; common
__—
3-14
4-1
Holland Furnace'Cor.
3-17
1
5-
$1.25
50c
4*3
1
4-
Hoi an
'
,<
4-21
.
3-17
3-17-
4-
25c
(quar.)—_
com.
25c
*
3-17
2%
*
3-14
3-17
3-18
3-31
v
—
(quar.)__
! 5j/2% preferred (quar.)
Industrial Development Corp, (quar.)_
Ingersoil-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)_
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd.—
3rl9
-
1
4-
1
3-31
1
1
3-31
250
;
-Lumber
$1.50
—
Inc,____
.
3-15
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
fnter-Ocean Securities Corp.
* *
4%
preferred <s-a)
_______
Interlace Iron Oorp»—;——
Interlake Steamship Co..
—.
(quar.)—
(Edward)
1
*
5% preferred A (quar.)—
Insurance Exchange Building Corp.
J45c
1
3-31
quar.)
4-
21«/*C
27V4c
&^Daupli Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—
1
$1.2-3
,
50c
37 %c
2%%
3-31
$1-12 Va
preferred .'(quar.)
preferred (qnar.)
General Tire & Rubber—
Hinde
4-.1
'25c
$5
3-17
fl2%c
(quar.)_
Bpencer Bartlett & Co.
Higbie Mfg.
3- 7
$1.37 Va
5%
4- 1
60c
Hibbard
3-15
4-1
S1.06V4
(quar.)—
1
3-31
-
66c
I'll"
6-10
50c
Products, Inc.—
-7% preferred class A (quar.)
Hercules powder Co. (quar.)_
Higbee Company
......
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
50c
•
3-21
4- 4
4-
,y
60c
GV4 preference (quar.)
Corp.* (quar.)__
15C
10c
17 %c
3-10
(quar.)__
prefeired (quar.)_____^
preferred (qu*r.)___
"preferred (quar*)
General Time Corp. (quar.)
General Tife & Rubber, 4*4% pfd.
'
Hercules GaHon
Hertz
3-10
44-
$1.12 Vz
5.28%
3-18
6-30
-
;___
4V4% preferred A (quar.)
nershey Creamery Co. (quar.)
3-21
5-
l
"^28c
4.75%
'
3-10
37 %c
—___
pfd. (quar.).
$ee Rubinstein (Helena)
3-12
750
-
$4.50 preferred
5
5-
3-28
400
7% preferred (quar.)___4.
Hendersliot Paper. Products Ltd., com. (quar.)
Heritage Ftmd,
1
__—
5-15
Hershey Chocolate Corp;—
.
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
3-14
50c
•
'
-
1
3
4%
4%
Heppenstftll Co., preferred (quar.)
1
4-
tl5c
(H. J.> CO;, 2,65%
3-17
3-31
50c
:
25c
(WY E;) :& Op;; com.
'V4% prefeiied (quar.)
5 ¥2 % preferred -iqhar.)
Helme (Geo. W.) Co., com.
3-15
4-
3-
1
'554.-preferred' Dx(qpar.)
Heller
;;
1
4-
" 5% preferred B; (quar^)
Hayes IndUfrtries (quar.)__—
Hefh-Wemer; Corp^ iquar,).
Helena Rubinstein,
7-
4- 1
25c
1
4-
-
$1.50
;—
3-31
140c
-
4*A% preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Ltd.,
4V2%
preferred (qutyr.)
$1.12%
,
4- 3
*<-
435%
I
3-15
30c
62 %C
Water—
3-12
3-10
-
3-15
$1.25
$1.06 V*
preferred (quar.)___
3*12
1
—_
.555». preferred B • (quar.)
4-17;
4*17' Y ; -
5.65%
1
4-
,
h
(quar. 4
3-15
4-15
4-15
—
V« %
4-11
4-
(payable in class A stk.)
(payable in class A stk.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
"
,
6-1
$1.06%
—
'
$17 %o
6%
4-1
-
25c
_________
<quan)__
(quar.)_
4-15
$20o
(quar.)_
(s-a)
4-30
t$1.25
-
Heinz
,
3-15
*
HawUiiah Elpctric Co., Ltd—
v'; 4V4% .Jpreferrjed C ,(quar.)_
6 Ws %., preferred F (quar.) ___—
3*21*
3*28
87'/2C
v
^
1
20c
'
50(f*
Y.)".(quan)
l!
4-
—
Harnschfeger Corp.
5-
(quar,)___Y'.
8-19
*25c
Harris-Intertype Corp.. (reduced)__
Harsco Corp. + (quar.)
Harifield-Stores (quar.)
Hartford Gas Co.. common (quar.)^
8% preferred (quar.)—«.>—
_____—
Hartford TUnes(quar.)
4.
Hartman Tdhacco, 4% prior pf«L (aecum,)
Harfes (Jc'F.) Co1, Ltd., <dass A (quo,r.)__-
.v.,
-
8
t25c
pfd. <quar.)_.
3-21.
$40c
-1
4-15
9-
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.12% preferred (quar.)_—
Indiana Telephone Corp., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_
4.60% preferred (quar.).
; 4
5-19
t20c
3-10
1
$1.25
Yqtiar.)__________
©enung's, Inc., common (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp,,;common
1
6- 9
62%c
3-10
3-31
,
r.
1_
-
4.60%
——;
preierehce
6%-
IndianapoliB
6%
preferred {(quar.)__
Harding Carpets Ltd; (quar.)—
2-27
4*18
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased
5-
7-25
1
t30c '6-2
'
3%%,;,
•
9
t
.Parts
8-
4-18
.
.
1
$100
Co.
Telephone
Incorporated Income Fund.
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—
,
Hanover Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
—
Hanever Shoe, Inc..(quar.)
*
Hanson-Vhtt Wihkle-Munning Co. (stk. dtv.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories— »
3-31
3-28
3lV4c
preferred (quar.)_
35c
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
t. $2.10 preferred
52c
(quar.)—
4
I
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
36 ViC
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
55c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
5 (2 %
preferred (quar.)
4 27%c
5,60%. preferred ..(quar.) _—-
Stock dividend.
..
Hanover Bank
$1.25
..
1
Hancock Oil Co—
General Telephone Co. ot Ohio—
Gemiine
.
3-7
50c
CprpH-^cmnmbh (quarj__^-u_
preferred
5-
Bell
Year-end
1
6-20
,
$1.16
3*14
25o
—
4*2%
37%c
I2%e
1
4-
*
.
,
1
'
3-21
1
7-
37'/a 0
3-31
50c
—
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois— >
) $2.37Va
preferred
(quar.)_:
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40 preferred <quar.)__
;
$1.35
preferred
(quar.i...
1
4-
Breaker.
Cement
<$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
*
Quarterly Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
—
Imperial Paper & Color (quar.)
imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd., com.
3-12
3-31
15c
-
Stock dividend
'7c
,"5%
,
6-14
Stock dividend
37*4c
'
General Telephone Co. :of California—
.
3-7
6-30
19c
3*
$1.25
V
(giiar:i '
General Steel Castings Corp; (quar.
General Steel -Wares Co., Ltd., bom.
.'5% "preferred (quar.)
"*
3- 7
3-31
-
3- 7
,
-
General ^Telephone Corp., common
t 4,40%
preferred (quar.)
3-31
_____
1
50a
preferred (quar.)
3-7
$1.25
1
15C
(quar;)
/ I $3.50 praferrea_series A
$4.50
3-31
t21%c
4-
General Refractories
'
3-15
$1.06%
4-
-
.
'
3-17
1
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
(N.
1
4-
preferred (quar.)
50c
25C
(reduced
General 'Reinsurance .Corp.
4-
*5e
$1.25
Haloid Company (qtiar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
Hamilton Mfg. (quar.)
"
General Bhoe
25c
15C
General Realty & Utilities Corp.
4-16
$135
20c
.
Railway Signal
3-10
1
tquar.)—
$1
Y6% preferred (quar.)
______—_—__
General Crude Oil Co. (quar.)
dynamics Corp. (quar.)
:i
General Electric Co. (quar.)___
General
3-10
4- 2
5-
•
3-14,
4-
(Ontario)—
Corp.
(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
Illinois Central RR. Co. (quar.)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd
; Class A new
(initial)
!
3-14
5-
$2
General
General PorOand Xemant.
4- 2
7%c
2c
1
5:
_____
.
Illinois
50c
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—
5% preferred (s-a)_.
Hahn Brass,Y Ltd., common (quar.)
Class A „(quar.)_
Halifax Insurance Co. (annual)
7
3-31
15c
v
preferred (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred -(quar.)
General Paint Corp—
,..,:$L.ist. conv. preferred (quar.)
Ideal
3-10
3-14
•*.'
General Mills Inc., 5%'. pfd.
General Motors Corp.—
.
40c
^Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
x.3- 3
r__
General Electric, Ltd. (interim)
General Industries, 5% preferred
General Investors Trust (Boston)
4- 2
$1.75
:
;
•
*r
_______
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.) —
5% preferred ($20 par)
General Controls, common
$5
preferred
Gypsum,
1
6%
.
*
3
1
(quar.)
>
•
■";
Circuit
3-21
3-31
30c
5%
3
1
*•
$4 1st preferred (quar.)
General Contract Corp., common
I-T-E
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
4-
10c
(quar.)__-
5
4-
guar.)
General American Transportation Corp.—
•»
Quarterly * ■:
——_____
General Baking Cq„ common iquar.)_
General Box Co.fquar.)
1
4-
(increased
preferred
Inc.
Mortgage
3-28
3-10.
,
3-14
«
(quar.)
L.)
3-
1
4-
»/10c
+$1.37
(quar.)___
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
General American Oil Co. of Texas—
■
1
$8
(H.
$5 preferred (qtiar.)
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%
$1.12*/2
General American Investors, com.
;1
*
t$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
General Cable Corp., com.
4-1
(initial)
common
LJ,
preferred
$5
3- 3
(quar.)
5%
common
3-14
Gulf Mobile- & Ohio RR.—* >
•
I New
A
convertible preferred (quar.)___
Gulf: Life; Insurartcc: Co. (quar.)__
Gate City Steel,
;
series
Sugar;
common (qusa\)
Common (quar.)
i
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_
3- 4
3-24
1
Producers—
Griesedieck Co.,
'
4-
Griggs Equipment, Inc.
3-14
"9C '
._
3-17
6%
'
3" 14
1
1
6O0
*
3-18
4-
30c
*
'
40c
V
Garflnckel (Julius) & Co.—■
.
4-
3- 1
3-31
Erie
4-•
3-20
50c
—
Green Mountain Power Co.- (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire Ltd. (quar.)„_
Greyhound Corp., common - (quar.)
4
preferred <quar.)_^.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines (Canada) (initial)
3-3*
$1.50
3-29
(quar.)
3-11
3-25
■.
_
Western
»7%
ilTVaC
,
3-25
35c
Green
56%c
;
—
Funsten (]R. £.) Co.,- 4% % "preferred (quar.)
1
•
4-15
20c
_
Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)-—
Year-end
4-18
3-28
4-
&
4- 0
4-13
25c
25®
Quarterly
Husky Oil; Co. 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co. (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Iiuyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)—__
$2.75 class, a preferred (quar.)
4V2% prior preferred series I (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities (annual)—
3-17
t$1.10
-6% preferred
Great Western
3-14
3-14,
x
3-20
5c
3-31
3-31
—_
3- 5
1
4-15
t31%C
4-23*
-
35c
37*/2«
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Western Financial Corp.
Great
.
4-23
1
93 %e
,
Stock dividend
3-14*
1
81
A.)
>
4-30
25c
~
AA
Co. (quar.)
Investors, Inc.—
V, (Quarterly .from net investment income)
8-
11-15
10c
3-31
50c
Increased.
Great
1
11-
8-15
10c
%
.
>
3-15*
5-
t35c
_i_
Lakes Towing Co.
Great
3-29*
3-14
Y
(quar.)
Posner
1st -preference
4-15
1
Fundamental
Common
Lakes
5%
4-28
Co., class A_
<Geo.
Great
3-27
75c
(quar.)
class
Tqy. Ltdv (quar.)
f30c
(increased)
Fuller Brush
5-
3-17
3-14
3-31
3iyic
Huron
11-25
3-27
3-20
3-20.
3-14
$1.31 Va
3-20
12-15
IOC
3-31
3-31
62Msc
.
(quar.)
3-20
8-25
«
preferred
3-5
6-26
9-15
J25C
;
6-16
(25c
;
3-31
1
11-18
$25c
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (qnar.)
Great American Realty, class A (quar.)
1
3-31
$1.37Va
3-31
8-19
$10c
1
4-
$1.25
_____
;
,
Frito Co.
4-
4-15
Co.,
Class* A
tr20c
:
Fresnillo Co.
Rrick & Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
'
4-15
6c
3-31
$1.25
4-
5-20
12-10
preferred
&
11-18
6-10
9-10
$2
(quar.V
Co., com. (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)____
Gjay Drug Stores <quar.)__.
1
9c
*
; Quarterly
> Quarterly
Frigikar Corp.
6%.
•
3-28
-.4-
preferred B
Grafton
9
"■"3-17*
_
4-18
4-15
Corp.
(quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Common
4* 1
25c
25c
Utilities
Franklin Telegraph
(s-a)
Fraser Cos.. Ltd. (quar.)
*8%
3-25
1
4-
$25c
(quar.)
Fram
t
,3-31;
50c
Inc.
of
.
■
,
;
Food Machinery & Chemical,1 com. (quar.)—
Forbes & Wallace Inc., class A (quar.)j.
Foremost
4-
16'Ac
*
3-31
4-15
4-15
Class B (quar.).
Hoving Corp. (quar.)
Hubbell (Harvey), Inc. (quar.)_
;
Hudson County NatT Banx
(Jersey City)—
Quarterly Y
Hughes-Owens, Co. Ltd. (class A (quar.)_—Class B (quar.)i
6.40% preferred (quar.)__—
Hunfr Foods, Inc.
=
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.).
Httrd Lock & Mfg; Co._
12-10
$2
(W. T.)
35c
.
(quar.)
'■
3
(quar.)
common
6-30
10%.
preferred
4-15
Houston Terminal Warehouse-is Cold Storaga
Co., class A (quar.)_,_
-
^5%
$1.10
$1
93%0
5%
•
3-31.
4-15
Houston Oil Field Material Co,—
7
3-
ofRee,
Payable
.
30o
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)_.
'
Insurance
&• Co.—
1
3-31
55c
Share
,
4%
Ltd.—
,6% preferred (quar.)______
6%
preferred, (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
8%' preferred* A (quar.)______
8% preferred A (^uar.)____
:
8% preferred A (quar.)
>
8%
preferred B (quar.-—
.
6-20
$1.25
I_—
(quar.*
Grace
3-18
4-1
-
5% preferred
Government
3-15
15C
62 %c
_
Fhigg-Utica Corp.,' 5% prior J>Td: (qiiaf.)__
Fleming Company, common..
:
Telegraph tqtiar.)Goldblatt Bros; (quar.)
Goodrich (B. F.) Go: (quar.)
Goodyear ,Tire &v Rubber (Canada)
Common, (quar.)
*
:__
4%
preference tquar.
3-19
-
(qnur.')_________
-Extra
Gold1 &. Stddfc
4
3-31
50o
*.„
75c.
50c
.
;
Y
.
..
Household-Finance Corp., cdmmon (quar.),
4.40% preferred (quar.)~__
3-10
______
_.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
.'
of Reo»
.
.
preferred'
-
Holder*
When
Share
.
.
'
•'.56 (Yc
13
(1321)
4-
1
3-21
!J25C
4-
1
3-13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
of Company
*
Corp.—
(quar.)
>!•«%
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.. com. (quar.;-.
$37%o
7%
preference (quar.)—
,
——1 ■
7% preference B (quar.)
--—
ft/4*?'
5% preference C (quar.)
5% preference D (quar.).
—'
6% preference E (quar.)
,—„—xi/st/e
Jamaica Water Supply— /.■;7
/■'.
$5 preferred A tquar.)
—
$1.25
$5 preferred B iquar.)
>1.25
Jamestown Telephone
Jenkins
Bros.—
shares
Non-voting
Co.,
Tea
2-281
(P.),
.';,5"'0
3-14
3-Ji
3-31
preferred
Steel
Kaiser
Corp.,
Lowonstein
3-7
Lower
3-20
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd., pld.
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.
(quar.»
St.
4Vi%
:
3-20
3-12
Trucks, Inc. (quar.)
Macfadden Publications, Inc.
3-
7
3-
7-
J20c
4- 1
4-1
4-15
3-21*
M'acMillan
3-31
3-20
Macy
40c
30 Ac
J-Ji
J-yi
52.90
4-1
■
preferred (quar.)
Allegan & Grand
$1.46
—
95c
$1
$1.05
~—
$L08 A
——
$1.12 Va
preferred (quar.)-preferred (quar.)
^
preferred (quar.)—-—
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co.—
4% non-cum. preferred (quar.)-.-.
4.20%
50c
35c
=
Gas & Electric
Kansas
Co., common
iquar.)
3-14
4.28% preferred (quar.)___.
4'A%
preferred (quar.)—
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
,
'
.
.
5-15
5-15
3-11
3-11
3-11
3-15
4-1
$1.25
20c
v-;
3-15
3-15
3-
preferred (quar.)
3V5t%
preferred (quar.)
.
3'A% preferred (quar.)
'
3%-% preferred (quar.)
Kelltng Nut Co, 6% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
—
Kendall Ck>.^ 4^2% preferred (quar.)
Kendall Refining (reduced)
Kennecott Copper Corp.
(quar.)
Kennedy's Inc., common (quar.)
! $1.25 conv.
preferred (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com. (quar.)
» 4Va%
conv. preferred <quar.)__
Kerr Mfg„ 6% partic. pfd. A (quar.)
—
'-Keyes Fibre Co, 4.80% preferred (quar.»__
87'Ac
30c
60c
$1.12'A
25c
3- 7
3-
7%
2nd
non-cum.
Midland
12-15
3-15
3-14
3-14
3-21
3-
4
4-11
$1
(M.)
Marsch
4'A%
&
4- 1
1
4-15
130c
4- 1
3-14
4-
3-21
McDonnell
McGraw
5-
1
3-10
(Jc.hr).,
Ltd.
-(quar.)
L
Laclede Gas, common (increased)
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories (quar.)
22'Ac
Massachusetts Investors Growth
Masonite
B
Class
A-(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)__—
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
.
-
Class A /(quar,)—,
Class B (quar.)
Lamson & Sessions—
4.75%
La
convertible
Salle
Extension
preferred
A '(quar.)—
University
Corp.
Steel
Blower
(H.
W.)
6-30
6-.13
6-30
6-13
McLellan. Stores
9-30
9-15
McNeil
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
4-
4-15
(Del.)
(quar.)
;
(irreg.)
*
&
Co.,
class A
1-9-59
12-26
3-31
3-31
3-10
,f$l
4-1
3-15
>4-
3-25
v
1
3-10
3-15:
4.
1
3-14
62Vic
4-
1
96'Ac
5-
1
4-15
Mesta
12Vic
4-7
3-21
Metal Hose
3-10
Metal
«.
-
3-14
3-18
,
3-28
5-1
4-18
3-31
3-20
1
3-10
4-
4-
l
3-18
4-
1
3-14
1
3-12
5-
1
g-
1
n-
1
10-10
4-10
(Del.)—
*
osc
4_i0
3-31
$1.25
«•
4_i0
3-31
20c
common
Preferred
3
(quar.)c
;
Lock Joint Pipe, common
(mothnly)
8% preferred (quar.)
3-
3-15
5-
1
4-15
10c
(R. I.),
,
3-7
3-31
3-31
25c
(quar.)
3-31
12Vic
10c
A
Industries
5—
1
4-15
7
Steel Chain
Co.
Loew*s (Marcus) Theatre, Ltd.
London„ Canadian Investment
*
$3 preferred
Corp.,
1
London Hosiery Mills, Ltd., 80c cl. A
Lone Star Brewing Co. (quar.)
Lone
Star
Cement Corp.
II
(quar.)..
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4V4%
preferred- D 4quar.)
<
i
4.35% preferred E (quar.)
4.35% preferred F (quar.)
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
Long
Island
Trust Co.
(N.
for
the
second
Machine
&
Copper
Y.)
4VA%
1
4-
3-14
1
3-15
3-10
$1,25
4-
1
3-14
$1.06 VA
4-
1
3-14
;
4.40%
preferred
preferred
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
$1.10
4-
1
3-14
40c
4-
1
3-14
3-20.
Biscuit
National
7
Co.,
4.90%
Abrasive
Extra
—
Middle South
Finance
National
con^.
68c
3-11
6%%
—
Inc.
(increased)
States Telephone
Common
Corp.,
(Illinois) (quar.)
(increased)-
common
7
7.
3-
7
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
3-29
3-10
1
3-
1.
6-20
6-
2
4-15
3-20
3-28
3-14.
3-31
3-14:
4-
3-18
preferred*
3-
3-31
4-15
3-31
60c
3-28
3-14 v
Mfg.
A
Co., common
(quar.)—
Miller-Wohl
4'A%
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)_.
convertible ,preferred (quar.)
Millers Falls
—
(reduced quar.)
Minneapolis Brewing Co
I
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
A
Clkss
3-31
8%
3-14-
1
3-20
5-
1
4-17'
5%
1
(quar.)'—
B
.
Industries
St
Securities
vestment
(quar.)_i
&
1
3-14
1-
3-14
4-
1
3-
10-
distributions
from
r.
income
Dividend
7,
National Starch Products-^-
.
dividend
1
3-20
4-li
3-14
4-1
3-18
3-28
3-14
1 •
•
-
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
11c
4-15
3-31
12c
••
10%
..,-%$40c
; 50e
60c
4- 1
3-
New
4444-
3-
New England Electric System
2-27
3-19.
3-31
3-19
'3-31
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
20c
77c
3-14
,
New
2
preferred
&
3-2(1
115c
25c
4-15
3-25
1
3-10
25c
$1,127
—
Telegraph
Co.
(s-a)
Hampshire Fire Insurance
5-16
New
8-15
New Haven Gas. Co.
11-29
3-31
11-14
3-15
.,
5- 1
4-16
New
5- 1
4-16
4-15
3-27,
4-
1
3-27
4-
1
3-14'
$1.15
4-
1
3-14
3-14
3-11
New
.
.
3-17
3-31
4- 1
3-14
N.
3-14
4-1
,
Natural Gas, com.
preferred
(quar.)
—
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
3- 7
3-31
3-14
35c
60c
$1
$1,017
4-15
4-1
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-10
Orleans Public Service—
56'Ac
$1.183i
$1.09
50c
(initial)—L
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)__
New
common
Y, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
Dock, common
•
(quar.)
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
1
2-28
5
New York State Electric
3- 5
3.75%
3-15
47% preferred (quar.)—
37'Ac
3-31
3-15
10c
7'Ac
3-25
2-28
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
New York Trust Co. (quar.)
3-28
3-18
New
4-18
4-
10c
4- 1
3-20
3-14
Newport .Electric;
15c
4-1
3-31
3-25
3-20
Corp. (quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Newberry (J. J.) Co, common (quar.)—
33/i% preferred (quar.)_
——
3- 7
Niagara Frontier Transit System
50c
3-27
3- 7
Water
3-21
933Ac
$1,127
$1.12 7
877c
(quar.)_.
Service
33/i%
8-
3-28
& Gas—
3-
4- l
preferred
8-25
$1
Co.—
4- 1
York
4-
4-
$2
*—
New York & Honduras Rosario Mining
3-31
4
3-10
4-
45c
New
1
3-31
50c
(quar.)
50c
5
4-
Co.—
(quar.)
6% preferred (s-a)
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
4.05
.
4-21
4- 1
New Jersey
3-14
4-1
3-17
3-19.
3-31
'.
—
(quar.)_
England Telephone
5-31
8-30
4- 1
3-33
3-10
3-10
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
England Power Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)—
4.60%
3-12
45c
u
2-28'
50c
....
(quar.)
47 %
4-30
3-26
New
3-14
4-
3-14
4-1
25c
Common
4f 1
3-31
35c
——
Brunswick Telephone Co, Ltd. iquar.)
(quar.)
New. England Gas & Electric Association—
3-
3-15
7
(quar.)
;—
3-10
4-15
50c
10c
25c
(Pittsburgh)
—
(quar.)
t
3-25
25c
,
Lumber, Ltd, common
Corp.
1
25c
Nestle-LeMur, new common (initial quar.)—
New Britain Machine (reduced)
3-
3-14
;.7
Class A
3-
3-31
40c
4-
'
—
Insurance
4-15
L
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-
6c
Stee\,Car, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.
3-20
31 Vic
20c
62%c
.Preferred
3-29
3-20
4c
————:
:
National Union Fire
.
4-9
3-20
,
.
National Sugar Refining, (quarii——-—-Av
National Supply Co. (quar.)
—-
1
3-12
1
5-
3-14
•.;<
;
3-7
3- 7
3-31
-7
-
National Standard Co.. (quar.) _—:
3- 4
3-18
1
3-31
3-27
3
Series——
3-14
National
4-
6
5
12- 8
3
National Balanced; Series-———
National Shares Corp. (quar.)i——
3-14
1-2-59
7
69-
3
.
3-14
1
in-
net
National
.7.- 3-14-
7- 2
4-
National Bond. Series——_——
Stock
3-17
25c
Research Corp;
Research- Corp.—
3-18
3-14
1
4-
1
3-31
3-14
4'
4-
National Securities
.
4
4
20c
3-12
3-18
4-
$1,127
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
3-17
quarterly
4-
4-
4-
$8c
National Rubber Machinery (reduced)-.
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.) __—-
All
4-
,
common
Uutional Propane Corp.—
5% 2nd preferred B (quar.)
3-13"
4-15
4-
6c
75c
$1.50
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National Presto
4-15
$5c
$5c
-
preferred
4-15
50c
"
4'A%
3-15
,
4-
7
$15c
(quar.)
common
National Linen Service, common,
3-17
5-
3-24'
>
B
National Investors
3-20
3-
4-15
$5c
$5c
National Lead Co,
4
4-15
30c
(quar.)__
3-31
3-
3-15
3-11
7.Class A (quar.)
..Class A (quar.)
3-14
3-14
1
1
40c
Gypsum Co., common
(quar.)—„
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd,, class A (quar.)
Class
4-
■
—
3- 5
12'Ac
v
—
3-14
56%c
7
4-
$0.14062
—_—
(Hartford)
15c
(monthly)
Miller
1
4-15
3Ja%
17c
3-31
25c
4-
3-31
National
3-14
r
(quar.),
(initial)—
National Grocers, Ltd,
3-12
3-14
4-10
(stock div.)
com.
Quarterly
3-11
3-18
Co.,
56'Ac
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)."
•
3-
(Interim)
Midwest Securities, Inc., common (quar.)—
6%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
3-7-
90c
3-28
22'Ac
3-10
3-31'
Nehi
90c
$1.37'A
3-17
1
8
50c
preferred
National Fire Insurance Co.
3-10
5c
(quar.)—
".
Utilities,
4-
3-
5
3-14
25c
1
4-
4-
1
Quarterly
16c
;
common
2-27
1"
'
3-18
50c
2-27 :
1
1
(quar.)
common
4-30
3-28
$1.10
$1.22Vh
2-27.
1'
16c
4- 1
$1.12%
$1.12%
$1.12VA
1
4-
4-
(Md.)—
Neaber
1
1
4-
$3.50
Cash
National Terminals
3-28
3-28
3-26
4-15
;
20c
Inc.
Co.
2-28
15c
17Vi>c
25c
5c
3-14
$1.25
$15c
Register (quar.)
National Company (Maiden, Mass.)—
Preferred
(quar.) —;
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
,
1
1
1
4-
(quar.)
Securities
4- 1
95c
9GV4c
QlVzC
$1.08%
$1.11%
•
4-
4-
;
National-U S Radiator Corp.
;
3-1
3-14
4-
-
(quar.)_
3-17
25c
3-31
4-1
37'Ac
5-
87'Ac
20c
"
60c
$683Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Michigan 1 Seamless Tube Co.,
Mid-West
-Class
4-
3-14-
1
—
6- 6
3-28
3-31
32c
preferred (quar.)_
4'A%
3-28
1
4-
127c
50c
10c
40c
3%
,
4'A% preferred (quar.)—.
4VA % preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common
3-17
50c
,
4-
.
25c
Corp.
National
3-20
1
3-14
(Quarterly from net Investment income)
National Aeronautical (stock dividend)
A five-for-one split
3-14
4-
1
^
1
27Vic
3-14
3-28
4- 1
4-1
i
4-
Michaels Stem & Co.—•
4-
4-
3-15
Natco
Natlon-Wlde
third
5%% 1st .-preferred (quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
$1.083A
$1.083A
(quar,)——
and
(quar.)
Midland-Ross
J20c
3-28
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
5- 1
4-1
3-31
4- 1
3-25
,
25c
$1.22%
3-15
3-20
..Extra
(reduced)-'
Corp.
Middle
3-14
,40c
25c
4-15
3-15
•
5-
-
1
%
60c
3-21
3-15
4- 1
3-14
Co.
62'Ac
3-20
1
,
7%
4-15
3-31
,
$1.25
(quar;.)
j
4.
.
50c
10c
•
4,
t$l
.
3-14
1
4-
6%
National
pfd. (quar.)—.
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
4Metropolitan Edison- Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.).
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)—-——
r 4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Metro, Inc., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)—_—
Window
•
25c
Tubing Co.
Thermit Corp.,
Metals & Controls Corp.
&
Miami
e
$50c
(quar.)__
6-2
$75C
6c
,'50e
15c
,
3.31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
3-25
3-31
3-26
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
5- 1
4-19
4- 1
3-28
3-31
3-31
3-31
4- 1
3-24
3-25
6- 2
4-1
4- 1
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
3-11
30c
30c
30c
(quar.)
4- 1
4-1
25c
$1
(quar.)
3-
—
lVAc
-
Locke
3-20
3-26
;
Merfitt-Chapman, & Scott (increased).
Mersey Paper, Ltd., .5'/a% pref. (quar.)
7-10
40c
(quar.)
Corp. -(quar.);
cash
Miami
4.
Co.
r
quarter; of-this -year
;
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.
3-15
3-20
40c
Local Finance Corp.
Class A———
of
4-1
4-15
class
lieu
3-31
3-28
Lipe-RoViway Corp.,
in
tic
3-25
preferred
4- 1
(quar.)
75c
Merck
Co., common (quar.)——
1 Iv
30c
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—
/ 87Vic.
$4 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
7 $1
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
35c
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph CD.
Common
(increased quar.)
3-31
3-15
Mengel
lOc
—
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-20
*
1
50c
3-20
3-14
44-
.
3-21
(quar.)
3-20
3-14
,
3-17
1
—
Mueller Brass Co.
4-1
>■
3-15
3-31
$1.65
& Telegraph
4- 1
Co. (quarv)___
Merchants Bank of New York
20c
.
McQuay,
common
5% preferred (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mi'g; (quar.)
Mead Johnson & Co. (quar.)
McLouth.Steel Corp., 5% pfd.
Medusa Portland. Cement
35c
>
5%
Inc.,
9-26
(quar.)
30c
4Vi% preferred (quar.)_;
$1.12'2
5% preferred (quar. )
12Vic
Lexington Water, 5%% preferred (initial). $1.78889
Liberty
Life
Insurance
Co.
(Greenville,
6. C.) (quar.)_
25c
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
37Vic
Liggett Jk Myers Tobacco—
'■
7% preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
(Fort
Wayne)
(increased
quar.)
40c
Litecraft
A
6-26
Lerner Stores, common
Lionel
(reduced)
9
3-31
2-26
^Quarterly
:
3-15
1
5-
-
—_
Mountain States Telephone
3-20;
Engineering Co.—
conv, pfd.
(quar.)
9
j$i
(quar.)
Leonard Refineries (quar.)
5%
Class
Co.
7-
10c
_
3-24
1
1
4-
4-15-
(quar.)__
(See Philip Morris)
\:'7; ■>7';'V'.I
(Philip), Inc.
Motor Finance Corp., $5 preferred (quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% pfd. (s-a)_
&
10-
30c
^
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—
Lees (James); & (Sons, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)—
Lehman .Corp——
Lehn --Ac Fink Products (increased quar.)—
'
Machine
3-26
25c
—,
.
Co.-i__;
v
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
—
„
4- 9
15c
——.
Leath & Co., common (quar.)
-
3-14
15c
Participating class B (irregular)-;
;
1%
non-cumulative preferred
(irregular)
j
(quar.)
(quar.)„
15c
Lawson & Jones, Ltd., partic. class A
Lay
H.) & Co.
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3-31
15c
I
Latrobe
(F.
Nlclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_—
McKay,Machine Co.„;
;
McLean Trucking Co., class A com. (quar.)
.
3-14
30b
5c
2§c
$6'Ac
$$1.50
25c
15c
$40c
$$1
62'Ac
7
20c
87'Ac
15c
25c
.;/■
25c
35c
(quar.)
3-14
59%c
iquar.)
Quarterly
Lau
Corp.
3-21
U5c
;
Quarterly „;
Quarterly
Lamson
Aircraft
3-31
ii5c
.
4- 1
iquar.)-
iquar.)..
31'Ao
$1.12 Va
McCrory Stores Corp., common (reduced)—
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
(J. Ray) & Co. (quar.)
115c
115c
-
4-10
4-
preferred
4-15
4-15
i
$15c
<
Morris
3-17
4-15
3-14 "
4-
1
15c
f45c :
t$1.75
t$1.75
*■
20c
59%c
627c
Morgan Engineering Co.,$2.50 pfd.
,
■
(quar.)—
—
Mastic Asphalt Corp;__
—
Mau)e Industries (quar.)_^_—
—
—
Maxwell, Ltd., common (reduced)
r
$6 participating, preferred (quar.)
—Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McCall Corp.
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
McCoru Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
i.-—
$15c
tl5c
(quar.).
4-15 :*
4-15
convertible
4%%
3
3-17
3-13
4-
7 $25c
25c
Sl.M
(quar.)
$1.50
40c
Corp.
3-31
4- 1
3-21
4-
A
preferred B <quar.)
Drop Forglngs, common
Moore
Stock Fund
25c
27c
3-15
preferred
7%
3-18
$20c
$17 Vic
17'/2c
25c
Quarterly
;
tl5c
Lambert (Alfred) Inc., class A (qukr.)
Class
1
•
3-11
4- 1
4-15
4- 1
(quar.)_
,
Labatt
-7%
$"\0G'A
preferred
6%
•
Chemical Co. (quar.)—
Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)—
Moore
4-10
25c
12c
30c
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
McDermott
preferred (quar.)
5-
3-21
3-21
.
1
1
3-28
97%c
(quar.)—
—;
'
preferred (quar.)
Myers (F. E.) & Bros.
>
(quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—*•
(Common (quar.)
—
4Vi% preferred
(quar.)
—
3
3-21
,
3-25
4-1
4-18
25c
•
50c
$$1.25
-
Company
$1.50
$1.75
7
3-20
Co.,
preferred
Marshall-Wells
Martin
3-14
3-
3-
>
44-
4-15
3-14
4-16
.
4
1
Montrose
6-18
4-
1
3-14
3-18
2-28
1
Knitting Co., Ltd., pfd. (accunv.)_
Co.— • '
%
" <
5% preferred (quar.)
62VaC
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)__- 25c
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_—
$1,127 "
4.70% preferred (quar.)_
;
$1,177
Montgomery Ward & Co.—
/;-j■ '*
$7 class A
(quar.)
$1.75
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
(quar.)
$25c
3-14
I
1
•
Auta Equipment
Monroe
3-31
5-
i
4-
Monarch
3-10
-
.
$31%c
preferred
(quar;)__
Ltd.; class A
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.)_
■*
3-27
5-
*
(quar.)
common
3-28
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
(Mo.)..
Field
Service,
Munsing Wood Products Co,—
5% conv. preferred .(quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (reduced)
Mutual System Inc., common
(quar.)
Sons
&
Steel
3-15
7
4.90%
3-18
<
Gas
Solders
Pdyratite of Rec:
$1.07Va
&
Power
Modern Containers,
3-10
4-10
$$1.25
preferred
3-28
-
3-
Mobile
3
50c
(quar.)—
i
Marlin-Rockwell Corp,
(reduced)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.).
;
*
Light, 3.90% pid. (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)___.._
Mitchell
fJ. S.) & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
3-10
130c
Telegraph & Telephone—
(quar.) ;
preferred
(quar.)
Market Basket (Calif.), common
(quar.)__
3-10
v
45c
20c
25c
25c
3%
62'/fee
62Vic
62Vac
$1
<
$1.50;;,
7A
Marsh
3-17
3-
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
-
.
30c
5%
'7
-$;.A5 *
•
3-21
3-14
3-17
50c
common
Ltd.,
Co.
40C
;
•'
-
3-12
3-15
:
V
•
-
Mirro
3-20
•
preferred
Paper (quar;)_
Light—^••
'■
(quar.)
&
Missouri
3-31
3c
:
Ontario
3-14
3-31
4- 1
(quar.)
;
6c
3-14
1
Common
Marshall
3-10
4;
Maritime
3-31
3-20
4
3-
3-28
6%
Corp.,
5%
3-
53Vic
,
—
Co.
convertible .'preferred
4 %
■
Power
^c
Trust
Maritime Electric
3-14
15c
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company Co.—
6% conv, 1st preferred (quar.)
1
(final)
Ltd.
Co.,
3-28
~
.
common
.
quar.)
(reduced
Co.
preferred (quar.)
6%
40c
——
—
.
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
;*
5%
preference (quar.)
Marconi International Marine Communication
4- 1
4-1
4-2
4- 1
3-28
5-15
3-31
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
KoehringCo, 8% convertible pfd. A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Koppers Co., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
9-15
3-31
4- 1
30c
-
+$1.25
20c
28c
59^0
..
(quar.)—
Sugar Co., Ltd., G A pfd. (s-a)—
Mansfield Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)__
<
Ss
Minnesota
from investment-.r-.r
long-term capital
Aluminuni Co. (quar.i__„_
„
30c
Mississippi Glass Co. tquar.)___k;..—50c
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.) ~\" $1.15
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
40c
Mississippi Shipping iquar.)__J_A___
:
25c
Misiissippi Valley Gas. iquar )
28c
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. iquar.) - 35c
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Missouri Pacific RR., class A—
60c
3-31
6-30
4-30
Manitoba
$1.12'A
Co.-(quar.)__
Kimberly-ClarkCorp. (quar.)
Klngsport Press (quar.)
Kirsch. Company ? (quar.)
Knott Hotels Corp. (quar.)
Knox Glass,, Inc
(stock dividend)
(Walter)
Mfg.
3-15
3-28
3- 7
4- 1
4- 1 :fe3- 7
4'Ac
—
Co
common
—
Paper Shares
Manischewitz
(B.»
2-28
31'Ac
120c
20c
28VaC
—
Kroehler
7
6-14
4-1
4-1
3-24
4-20
4-15
$1.50
i
Electric Shares
Manufacturers
Minnesota
3-15
4-15
$25c
?25c
preferred _C iquar.)——-.7—,
Maqaged Funds—
-
3-14
4- 1
7- 1
10- 1
1-2-59
3-31
4- 1
22'Ac
(quar.)
<fc Casualty
Bonding
Public Service Co.,
Marine
87'Ac
87'Ac
87'Ac
3%%
Kidde
7
3-7
Kellogg -Company—
'i
(quar.)
shares
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)_—
MaUinckrodt Chemical Works—
3-11
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
3-28
$1.06Vi
$1.12'A
Co.- (quar,)
Kawneer
—
7-23
10-23
from
,gains>
.
priority shares (quar.)
4Vj%
4-1
4- l
4- 1
32,ac
(quar.)—
Maine
Maine
5-15
■
$5.65
,5A.
5-15
4-15
3-31
-
40c
$5. preferred
<
Cut Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
priority
preference
5-15
—
(quar.)(quar.)—
Stores
Drug
Conv.
<
3-31 *
51.2a
$1-41
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kansas Power i& Light Co., com.
7 4V«%
preferred (quar.)
4V£t%
preferred, (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).
i
Magor
3-15
o- l
1
b- l
6- 1
6-1
$1-08
$1-07
$1.12'A
A
preferred. (quar.<
$4.32
Mading
Conv.
.*3.80%
4%
(quar.)
& Co.
H.)
Mailman
——
City Power & Light—
Kansas
;
3-14'
Rapids RR.-
Semi-annual
45c
15c
250c
U2'.ic
$20c
50c15c,
50c
class A (quar.)—
& Bloedel Ltd.,
B
(R.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
&
Power
MacLaren
2c
Share
4- 1
3-28
3-31
3-31
4- l
:40c
Mack
plus
4-23
7
-
-
_
3-27
30c
20c
Electric (quar.)
Lynn Gas
,
.
7 $25c
(quar.)
Inc.; (4c
Fund,
income
3-10
,
.
4-15
3-31
4- 1
3-28
$22Vic
■—
3-22
30c
Kalamazoo,
(quar.)
1s-a)
Lynchburg Foundry Co
M 4-17
5- 1
4- 1
preferred
62!'Ac
$1.25
common
Sons (reduced)—
Lawrence Power, com. (inc.
3-14"
J-Jo
(quar.)
Corp.
5-1
4-15
(quar.)>_
&
<M)
—
—
common
,
$1.75
——
Electric,
&
50c
(increased)—
common
Gas
Louisville
Class
Kaliler
3-17
7A
preferred (quar.)
Lbs Angeles Drug <quar.)
15c
k
3-31
4- 1
Lorillard
2-28'
>
.
20c
$50c
2-28
4- l
9->-%c
10c
3%.% prclerred (quar.)—
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From investment Income)
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
5%- preferred A
tquar.|
Journal Publishing (Ottawa) Ltd. iquar.)....
jewel
4-15
4-15
i
~?c
common
30c
(quar.)—31 %c
V
»'•
Founders
10c
2-28
7%
,
3-24
8- 1
11- 1
4- l
4- 1
3-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar;)—"—.:—
,7%
7
Name of Company- •
Minnesota
$1.75
$1.75
2nd preferred
2-28
4-1
5- 1
When'
Par
Holders
4-4
,
2nd
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
$1.25
$1.75
V
loc
(quar.)
Jefferson Electric
2-28
4- 1
,
Longhorn Portland Cement Co.__
1
Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Lord Baltimore Hotel. 7%
2nd pfd. (quar.)
Lorain
3-14
1
*" *
1st preferred
5%
Par
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
Share
,
Holders
When
Per
'
•;
Name
.
Monday, March 24, 1953
...
(1322)'
pfQ
iquar.)
(Continued
(quar.)—
on page
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Volume
dumber 5727
187
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1323)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year LVo~
Lowest
28
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Highest
Oct
21
37 Vi Feb
33% Jun
NEW
Highest
30% Jan
3
34% Mar 21
43% Jan
13
53% Mar 21
Abbott Laboratories
102% Jan
7
107% Mar 19
Jan
16% Jan
31
ABC
Vending
45% Feb
14
ACF
Industries
11% Jan
2
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
36 '/a D ie 30
84% May 17
37% Jan
18% Mar 10
27
18% May 27
88% Jan
8
14% Jan
19% Jan
24% Jan
3
Acme
20% Dec 24
27% July 18
20 % Jan
22% Feb
5
Adams
12% Oct
21
21
Dec
24
132
Mar
1
Feb
12
27% Jan 11
304
14
24% Jan
Jun
7
143
7
7
Jan
11% July
B
26% Jan 23
166
Mar 21
Jan
14% Jan
6% Dec 30
11
16% Dec
31
31 % July 23
17'A Jan
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
49'/Wan
13
193% Jan
8
24% Jan
2
23% Dec 30
155
July
1
Dec
Aug 28
«% May 28
30
2
107
25
Jun
Oct
Jan
8
108
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
16
4% Jan
2
Oct
17
31
146
30
93% Dec
17
12% Oct
Sep
65% Apr
110% Jun
22
5
3
13
165
80
30% Jan
92
2
3
18% Mar 19
74% Jan
27
5% Jan 27
Jan
27
91% Jan
27
210
21
2
Jan
le
111% Mar
Mar 17
Jan
11
37% Mar 11
2
96
Jan
9
20
Gas
15%
15%
15%
1,500
43
43
3,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
18'A
20%
16,900
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
22%
4,100
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%,
*26%
22%
1,200
*26%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
22%
26%
*26'/a
26%
163%
163%
164%
164%
164%
8%
8%
8'%
19%
8%
8%
19'/a
163
8%
8%
19 %
19%
19
19%
19
21%
21%
21%
21%
-21%
*21%
55%
54%
54%
54%
55%
54%
*21%
54%
*203
2
.
28%
T50
14'A
109%
110%
13 %
*109%
18'A
17%
5
18 Va
*73
1
4%
95%
*93%.
13 Va
*13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
76%
76%
77%
77
78
77
78
23%
*23
10% Jan
a
27
Inc
Co
:
Dye
5
„
Allied Laboratories
Inc
*23
31% Feb
4
Alned
Mills
No par
7
22% Aug 13
11% Mar 21
15% Jan
21
Allied
30
35% Jan
Allied
Products Corp
Stores Corp common
No par
70% Dec
20
47% Jun 19
82
Jan 30
74
20% Dec
17
36% May
Allis-Chulmers
2
26% Feb 25
59% Dec 30
21% Dec
102
27
Dec
60% Jan
4
73% Mar 21
24% Feb
2
15
4
3
Amerace
18
27% Jan
21
3
33% Feb
21
40 % Mar
7
81
Feb
25
93% Jan
53 V« July
147% Jun
Jan
13
32% Feb
16
Limited
19,100
1
*30%
31%
31
31
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
37 %
37'A
37'/a
37'%
*37%
38%
*37'%
38'A
38'A
38%
300
88'A
89
86'A
87%
87%
88%
87',4
88'%
87%
90%
21,000
71
71%
71
71'A
71'A
900
17
16%
16%
16%
17,800
89
89
89
11%. Dec
19
Aug
18
84% Jan
20
American
6
Amer
4%
42% Mar
Oct
29% Oet 22
l&Va Dec 23
Oct 28
19% Feb
10
24
42% Jan
21
2
45% Feb
5
American
Chain
&
2
70% Mar 11
American
Chicle
Co
8
29% Jan
17
34
American Crystal
87
80% Jan
3
39% Jan
17
45% Mar 21
Sugar
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamld Co
25
Feb
24
31% Mar 21
American
Distilling
American
Encaustic
14% Jan
2
4
American Enka
32% Feb
12
36% Jan
8
11
16
Jan
2
May 27
43% July 16
96
Jan
2
32% Jan
2
182
83
Feb
78
Aug 28
41
Jan
16
Oct 22
88
Jun
28
20% Dec
20
29
24
Dec
11
31
11
Nov
14
16% Jun
22
18% Dec
23
24
141
Nov
17 % Oct
15
18% Feb
100
Jan
6
27
37% Feb'
83% Feb
14
6
11
12
20% Feb
28
23 % Mar
7
23% Jan
7
23% Jan
7
11
Jan
3
13% Mar 17
8
Jan
2
36'/a Jan
2
35 % Feb
21
11% Jan
9% Jan
2
48% Jan
2
(58
Apr
4
20% Jan
154
Jan
24
American
American
6%
3.90%
Mach
4%%
American
5%%
7
e/o
American
American
133 % Nov
4
155% Jan
24
'39% Oct 18
113
Oct 30
45% Jan
3
Jan
2
47% Feb
27
123% Feb
15
117% Jan
2
124
Feb
25
27% Dec 31
47% Jan
8
27% Jan
2
33
Feb
5
45% Mar 12
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
6
72
Feb
19
Apr 24
14% Apr 25
25% Feb
12
31% Jan
6
2
8% Jan
2
4
167% Jan
2
69% Aug 22
78% Jan
81
111% Aug 19
131% Feb
11% Mar 19
&
Metal
&
7%
Feb
Jan
36%
36 %
37%
36%
84%
*32%
18'A
102
JUV'B
*98%
84%
*82%
55%
56'%
56%
20%
20%
20%
*93%
100
*93%
20 %
21
com—2
*93%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'4
20
*21%
22%
*20%
21%
*21 %
22%
*21%
1
13%
13 %
12%
12%
-
8%
8%
8%
25
58%
58%
57%
58
57%
No par
27%
37%
36%
14Ve
*152
25%
54%
43%
146%
28%
27%
27%
37%
37%
37%
37%
35%
36%
14%
14
14%
13%
1
No par
5
10
Co—No par
No par
100
156
*152
8%
13
156
8%
13
8%
13
100
20'%
*93%
20'A
3,000
21%
44,900
20%
4,700
900
8%
8%
26,300
58%
5.300
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,800
37'A
37%
37%
36%
36%
37%
37%
1,400
36'%
13%
14%
13'%
14%
20,600
27%
27%
37%
37%
36 %
37%
14
*152
156
*150
8,800
160
24%
24%
25
25
25%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54 %
54%
54'%
54'A
54%
43%
43
43%
43'%
43%
43'%
43%
43'%
45'A
146%
146
25%
146
146
146
146%
26
147
26%
147
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31'A
48
26%
2,600
360
,
147'A
47%
13,900
290
;
700
125
31%
2,500
6",'c
70%
71%
3,600
27%
27%
28 Va
28%
2,500
33%
33
33%
32%
33
10%
10%
11%
11%
11%
171%
170%
171%
171'%
171%
10%
171%
79%
128%
28%
5
70
11
171%
1,460
11%
10%
10%
6,400
171%
171%
171%
29,400
12,500
78%
79%
79%
79%
79'%
79%
80%
128%
128%
128%
129%
128'%
128'%
128%
1,720
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
11,900
11%
11%
11%
11
U'A
11%
11'A
11'A
11'A
8,500
28
28
27'%
27'%
*27 V*
27%
26'%
79%
129
79%
129
—25
series
&
11%
23
28
*27%
28
25
Smelting—1
*26
11%
26%
*26
26%
•26
26%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
12
12'A
1
50
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24'A
24%
2,200
44%
43%
44%
44
24%
44%
24
43%
54%
44%
45'A
45 »A
46%
57,400
54 %
54
54%
54%
54%
55'%
55'%
56
57
680
47%
47%
46%
47
x46
46%
45 V*
45'A
46
46
; 2,400
*97
100
*34
34%
24%
25%
27 Va
27 %
97%
97%
•96
96
96
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25'A
24%
33%
25%
26
26
27
27%
28
Co
corn-
Corp
,
&
70'%
28
32%
25
series
Electronics
70%
27%
32%
100
25
common
Lead
70%
28
32%
100
Corp
5% ft
70
27%
32%
5
Tobacco
Works
Preferred
70%
27%
32%
1
preferred
Preferred
70
27%
25
Refining common
American Sumatra
70
25
Co
Stores
preferred
Wire
57 %
100
57%
47%
Zinc
2,400
30,300
13'A
•123%
American
18'A
102
23
47'A
6'/o
1,100
*13%
125 Va
7%
1,300
13%
*22
47%
Amer Sugar
3,000
16'A
105
13
•123%
American
200
83
23
125%
common
4,300
8'%
57
156
17,800
'
57%
8%
58
*152
500
3,300
10,500
84%
*82'%
100
2,900
1,800
37%
20%
*93%
-
88
36%
55%
100
21'A
37%
*47'%
Co
48% Mar 13
Dec
35%
*123%
Anaconda
7
45
36%
13%
47%
Anaconda
57
18%
*98%
36%
13'%
16'A
•95
125%
Amphenol
2
*13%
16%
105
47%
5
13
18%
102
16%
•95
*123%
Mar 21
2
Jan
13%
47%
46% Mar 21
22% Jan
18 %
*98%
16%
105
125%
2
40
13%
84%
-
Tobacco
47% Jan
18%
102
16%
*95
47%
8
l
13%
*123%
10
5
18
*98%
16%
105
20
com
Co
Jan
2
18
102
13
82%
25
Snuff
10% Jan
May
17%
*98%
*
16%
*95
82%
55%
6%
26
72% Jan
13%
13%
82%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
American
23% Jan
33% Aug
43%
.
*82%
preferred
Water
81
43
20%
*83
20%
Co
Refg
American
22
12%
13
54%
Co
Seating Co
Ship Building
11% Mar 13
30
24%
84%
100
2
Deo
23%
20%
Sany common
9% Jan
19% Oct
33%
54
Chemical
Viscose
39% Dec 30
17
33'%
21
Co.,
American
45
•
16%
105
5
Gas
American
3
16%
16%
34
54
Corp
22
28
16%
17
53 %
20'%
Tel & Tel Co
28% Mar
17
16%
*82%
.
American
12% Jan
*100
1
preferred
21
26% Mar 13
16%
*33
No par
common—1
Co
81% Jan
r
34%
100
Inc
Products
6
7
17
*33%
_100
Molasses
Smelt &
Amer
16%
preferred-JLOO
Fdry
Climax
29
19% Mar
16%
17
31%
No par
Jan
25% Jan 23
16%
30%
common
29% Feb
4
16%
30%
83
2
7
16%
28%
83
8
21
28% ' 28%
700
45%
82%
27
Nov
27%
43%
82%
74% Feb
8% Oct
2734
16%
44'%
83
25% Jan
22% Oct
28%
43%
82%
122% Jan
24
42%
1
8% Oct 22
..
42%
90
14
11% July 26
27 % Feb
6
41%
93
44%
174% Jan
133
70
52,000
12,600
42%
v
93
21
44% July 11
Dec
94%
95%
43%
21
39
25
*93'A
*93
44%
preferred
8
Jan
96
•82
Std
63 % Jan
12
32%
43%
Rad
26 % Mar 21
179% Mar
32%
86
Amer
2
22
33'A
21
<fc
27
24
•32%
86
American Motors
13
Oct
33
43
convertible
American
54% Feb
7% Oct
32%
20;%
preferred
35% Jan
160
1,600
33
42%
preferred
Metal
22% Jan
'
1,600
68
85
News
30% Mar 5
33% Jan 20
2,000
44%
67%
20%
100
common—7
3
11
40
40%
44%
68%
85
prior preferred
5%%
American
10
6
40%
44'%
68-%
20%
—1
97% July
24
40'%
44'%
68%
42%
10
Co
Co
Corp
American Investment Co of ill
34% Jan
Oct
16%
40'%
44%
86
Ice Co
68% Jun
43
*28
40%
44%
21%
Potash
16
41%
6,800
67%
43%
Amer
Jan
*93
4'A
68%
20%
American Optical
154
96
1
International
31
Mar 18
32%
*93
100
Corp
SS
noncumulative
American
31
146
*32%
10
28,100
42%
American
45 "A Mar 21
40%
44%
67%
*32%
,
*80%
6
Mar 12
40%
44
500
43
10
9
156
40%
69 %
24,600
42%
12.50
14% Mar 13
9
40%
43%
69
16%
19'A
43%
Products
Home
52% Dec
30
Electric
<Sc
American Hawaiian
28 % Mar 13
Mar
40%
43%
15%
*13
42%
13
Natural
39
20
43
23%
American
42% Jan
80
130
4%
12'%
59% Mar 11
2
10
1,400
•'
4%
23'%
35% Dec
22% Nov
25
15%
19%
13
92
July 31
July 31
1,500
4%
23%
Amer
21
42%
15%
*19
12%
Amer Machine & Metals
66% July 11
18% Jan
0
21
43%
4%
23
21% Mar 21
93% Feb
15%
19
4
No par
Power
57 % Mar 21
2
15%
19
12%
Foreign
8
Jan
15%
19
23 %
&
17
6
15%
19
42%
20
17% Jan
33% May 3
37% May 17
22
110% Dec
14% Han 27
15%
42%
10
47% Jan
8% Mar 21
•4% Jan 31
30% Oct 22
33% Oct
Jan
13
5,500
19%
42%
-
99% Feb
7
Oct
79
jFefo
*19
4%
com
68% July 16
28% Jun 13
21
5 % Jan
4
l«%afai'll
30,900
36%
-
80
12%
Gas
96
21%
•'36%
*76
23
Hardware
3
20%
37
37
13%
American
27
20%
21%
36%
23
American
31
20%
36'%
20%
*76
13
21% Mar
Feb
•
23
95
Jan
—.
40c
44% Mar 20
Jan
'
No par
7
13
59%
American
2
13
28%
59%
16%
2
94
*27%
60%
34%.
16% Jan
3
28 %
*59%
16%
75
18% Jun
17% Jun
*27%
60
59%
*33 %
38% Jan
15% Aug 18
07% Jun
f
27%
27%
16%
4
83% Mar 12
38'A
101 Vs
34%
27
.Jan 13
38 %
101 Va
16%
13 % Feb
73
38%
101'%
34%
24% Feb
6
37%
700
37%
5
2
84% Dec
21%
89
101 %
*
No par
2
4
'
4%
Corp
19% Jan
Jan 28
*76
38%
101%
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
11% Jan
Jan
x36%
38
*100%
No par
1
22
44
17% Mar
X21%
37%
4%
r
Cable
American
17% Mar 13
22%
4%
Tiling
13% Jan
2
60%
1
Co
30
6
preferred,.
31% Feb
2
Oct
29% Oct
40
62% Jan
96% Mar
*60
12.50
common,:
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
83% Jan
2
135
Feb 18
22
93
Co
7
29
15% Jan
Can
Jun
12
Nov
12% Oct
American
7%
15%
1
:
Corp
39% Jan
3
*28
—
37'A
20
Radio
7
Mar
38'A
101%
28%
60%
21%
*76
100
common—
&
8
Feb
16%
*88 '/8
'
S
Sep
*100%
28
27%
*60
2
preferred-
Inc
Cable
17% Aug 27
73% NOV 28
92
6
10
preferred
American
87% Jan 14
10% Dec 30
70
44% Mar
101'%
'
Broadcasting-Paramount
49
7
30
21
2
>100%
Bosch Arma Corp
convertible
Theatres
5%
38
Brake Shoe Co com-w—No par
29% Apr
Oct 21
10% Oct
41% Jan
2
Jan
4% Jan 21
*38'A
38%
.71'%
100
4
50
48% July 15
22
23% Oct 22
35
16% Mar 21
19
2
89
common
89% Jan
35% Oct
11% May
2
2
16%
89
.-100
83% Feb
24
-75% Nov 28
13% Dec
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
16'%
88'A
preferred
64% July
25
28
19
71'A
16%
89%
No par
com
64
39% Dec 30
53% Jan
13
2
6% July 11
45% July 25
37% Nov 27
35% Jun
4
20% May
8
3% Oct 22
71'A
17 Va
'/a
preferred
Mar 21
Amer
70%
16%
88
100
preferred-
Note
~
70%
1
common
Bakeries Co
22% Mar 13
71
12.50
convertible
37% Feb
80
'
23%
3
2
100
73'% ;
97% Jan
25
30,200
98'%
71
99% Mar 28
Mar 21
24
*97%
80
*22%
American
19% Feb
23%
-97'%
23%
28
80
150
23%
97'%
71'%
Feb
33% Jan
79
23'%
98%
71
39
•
79
24
*97%
*79
•22%
13
«
*78'%
23%
98%
71%
34% Jan
9
80
24%
23%
8
May
79%
23%
*97%
■
37V* Aug
"July
*78'%
98%
*22%
7
57% July
79%
23%
31% Jan
27
600
24%
70%
3%%
140
15.700
69%
American
11
46%
*22%
17
12
46%
23%
19
30
46%
71'A
20
32 'A Dec
x45'%
*22%
Feb
104% Feb
47%
47'A
14,700
70
1
18% Feb
Bank
2,900
47%
46%
50
91
6%
11%
4,000
9
American
30%
11%
59,300
2
2
*30%
12
31%
2
28
31
11%
33%
14% Jan
Jan
43
*30'%
12
30%
85% Jan
62
46%
31
12
33
64'A Jan
32% Jan
45%
30%
30%
8
59% Mar 19
49'A
44%
30%
33'%
8
27% Mar 17
48
44%
12
12
30%
Jan
8
23%
33 %
13
Mar
*23
30%
24% Jan
66
10
800
9,500
33%
70% Aug 16
32% Dec 31
23%
95%
33%
22
5
*93'%
30%
30
21
95%
20,900
30%
30
Oct
93 %
•?'
33%
Oct
Sep
16% Oct
36%
37
33
Oct
25
*23
36%
30'A
Dec
51
95%
36'/a
*
90
84
31'A
—
conv
36%
35%
189%
33%
59
4%%
*82
33%
77
101% Mar 21
*181
84
30 Va
14
93% Nov 18
187
*82
79
Petroleum
Airlines
*30'%
12%
46 %
*97
Corp____No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
71% Feb
30%
23%
44'A
*183
10
America
Corp
Amerada
*23
44%
84
24'A
100
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
22
35'%
189%
No par
Aluminum Co
of
*82
45%
20
common
*183
84
12
100
Mfg
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium
29% Jan
31
88% Nov 13
a
34% Mar
preferred
4.08%
32% Mar 12
30% Feb 21
24% NOV 13
33
July
Jan
,__5
183
*82
23%
30%
2
Nov
Dec
180
64
43%
12
4%
168%
No par
35
27
13,800
13%
75'%
13
•
4%
95%
40% Jan
4
4%
*13%
4
Jan
4%
590
4,000
75
78%
Oct
63 % July
•*73%
13%
59
39
5,100
18%
77%
36% Dec 24
27% Dec 23
18%
13%
gtd
;
23% Nov 19
4%
14%
14
11.800
1
&
Kid
22
16
4%
75
3,900
:
3
109'%! 109%
1(^%
*73%
29%
160
2%
18
Chemical
Jan
4%
29%
14 Va
111
18%
10,000
210
:Y54
2'%
14
*109%
18%
75
29%
160
2%
14 >/n
111
18%
*73%
4%
29%
*154
*202
1,100
55
95%
Industries
99
75
1
2%
*109%
18--: a
4'A
160
2%
14
111
*73%
4%
*154
.
2'%
14
210
1,600
22V4
*93%
Allied
26% Jan
.;
75
•
*203'%
"i
19%
,
100
Allen
2
160
2%
.
29%
54%
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
Allied
6
*150
2%
14'A
210
29'A-
19%
22
55%
5,200
34%
4
2
160
2%
1
*202
29
19%
22
1,500
8%
36%
10
Jan
210
28%
8'A
35%
14% Feb
91% Jan
*202
28%
500
166
*82
24% Feb
23% Jan
212
8%
165
165
80% Feb
9
164
preferred A
—100
prior preferred
No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp.;
1
3
May 16
163%;
i
conv
2
<19
'27
.
$4
2
6
200
5% %
Jan
NOV
109'%
43
Alleghany Corp common-
12% Jan
72% Jan
87
*105%
15%
100
21
47% Mar 19
80
Jan 13
109 Va
42%
106
100
3
2
*105'%
15%
common
3
Jan
107%;
43
preferred
08% Jan
25% Dec 30
107%
15%
common
23% July
Mar 21
21,800
105%
43
No par
Corp
68% Nov 18
49
105%
43%
Engineering Co_^_l
20'A Nov 28
16% Nov 25
1,300
53'A
43
preferred—
Inc
34'A
50%
43%
pfd 1951 series—100
Alco products Inc
7%
33%
51'/a
43
Corp„10
Inc common
conv
4'%%
33%
50%
16
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_—_100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
;
2
Aldens
33%
51%
i
Aetna-Standard
Feb
3
33 %
50%
15%
~
Air Reduction
19% Jan
33%
50%
16%
Corp
Alabama
Shares
33%
49%
*33
50%
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph
4.50%
the Week
__i
Corp
7
6
Friday
Mar. 21
,_io
6
Mar
29% Mar 19
2
72
80:% Dec
28% Dec
Feb
56% Mar
3
Inc
Aeroquip Corp
23
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 20
16
__I_25
I_1
!
Inc
Stores
8
PRICES
*104
Co
Aclams-MUlis
34
43%
SALE
Mar. 19
i
Express Co„.
Admiral
210
20
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
114
30
3% Dec 30
2% Jan
14% Jan
2
9% Jun 14
240
Oct 24
190
28
11% Jan
13% Dec 20
70
16
Steel
*33
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 18
,_100
Corp
4
160
23
10% Dec
25% Dec
i
ACF-Wrigley
Tuesday
Mar. 17
5
common
preferred
conv
21% Jan
2
45% Oct 21
16% Jan
4%
9% Feb
19% Oct
176% Feb 15
Monday
par
Abacus Fund
13
12
LOW AND
STOCK
17
NOT
92
YORK
EXCHANGE
Cable
1
—No par
♦26
26%
*26
700
5,800
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
31% Feb
11
41
Jan
2
98% Mar 10
30
9
80% July 12
88
32% Dec
33
Jan
2
36% Jan
22% Oct
21
43% May 31
22
Jan
13
24% Oct
22
40
26
Mar 18
84
•
>
:2
Aug 29
95% May
w
w
Mar 20
n# gt
26
24
25% Mar 11
30
Feb
12
6.25
Common
$4
preferred
Clayton & Co
Anderson
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
Copper
Mining-
No par
21.80
_10
14
'
*26
100
27
•96
*26
100
30
2,100
7,400,
500
15
I
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1324)
Monday, March 24, 1958
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bange for Previoua
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
33%
33%
33%
34
34
5
*23%
23%
23%
24
44
43%
43%
2
31
36
Jan
4
22
Feb
25
24% Jan
16
Argo
10
65% Jan
2
5
47% Jan
24
Armco
21% Dec
42% Mar
16% Jan
8
1218 Feb
20% Nov 18
30
Jan
4
22% Jan
Sep
5
92
Feb 18
86
Feb
18
Feb
14
32%Jun
5
38
Mar 20
3% Oct 22
6% Jun
7
3% Jan
Corp
10
Corp—<
-10
Armour & Co_—,.5\
Armstrong
89% Feb
Jan
9
4% Feb
Cork
3
43%
Mar. 1.8
%
15%
14Tb
14%
SALE
PRICES
Saies for
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 19
Mar. 'Hi
Week
tne
Mar. 21
Shares
34%
34%
34%
34:«„
24%
24%
24%
24%
241,t
24%
2,300
43%
15
34%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
28.900
14%
14%
4,300
14%
14%
14%
15%
35.300
_1
20%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
13,800
No par
*86 %
88%
*86%
87%
"86%
87%
"36%
87%
87%
87%.
19
>18%
19
"18 %
18%
4%
4%
Co common
$3.75 preferred-,
7
22
8
Mar. 17
Steel
15% Mar 13
26
10% Oct 21
Oil
27% Mar 20
2
79
HIGH
Wednesday
34% Mar 21
Jan
39% Dec
AND
Tuesday
Par
29
18
Monday
EXCHANGE
89% Apr 23
28% Dec
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
5
19
1
:
4%
*4%
4%
28%
4%
27%
27%
18
18%
10
18%
4%
4%
27%
500
4%
>18
"4%
600
36% July 19
19"% May 6
26
Feb
26
29% Jan 23
Arvin
28!»
28%
27%
1,100
14% Dec 24
15
Feb
25
16% Jan
Ashland
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
6,700
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
12
28% Mar 21
2nd
23 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
"28 %
28%
28%
28%
1,000
6% Jan
2
8% Nov 22
6% Jan
9
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
14,000
30%
2,900
28
Dec
17
27% Oct 22
34
May
29
4
103
Jan
4
78
JUn
6
2
Jan
7
32% Feb
2
G
67
28
63% Nov
Jan
94% Jan
6
68% Nov
7% Feb
3
Common
5.25?*
102% Mar 20
77% Feb-
Industries
Inc
2.50
28
Oil & Refining com—,>,1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp.,
1
—5;
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
16
28
•
1
.
29%
29%
29%
29%
30 %
101%
101%
100%
100%
101%
101%
10
preferred—,
Investment Co
29%
100
_>
—
1st
Associates
7
28
■<
75%
75%
X75%
74%
75%
76
30
74
30%*
3014
102%
-
102%
Atchison
Topeka
Common
11
17% Jan
2
6
9% Jan
2
13
29% Jan
10
34
Feb
24
Jan
23
86 % Jan
8
92
Feb
28
26% NOV 13
50% July 18
27% Jan
2
32% Jan
23
Atlantic
Coast Line RR
36% NOV
13
57% Jun
6
34
Feb 25
40% Jan
3
Atlantic
Refining
75% Nov
1
25
86
7
Jan
2
10% Feb
31% Dec
83 % NOV
1
95
8% Nov
27
5
5
5'b
23
Atlas
24
14% Jan
2
16
Feb
66
Dec
30
79% July 16
59
65% Jan
7
Nov 26
16% Nov 26
25% Oct 21
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
7% Jan
2
10
Mar 13
16% Jan
8
17%
Mar 21
30% Jan
2
39 % Feb
14
Automatic
Canteen
5% Jan
2
7% Jan
22
Avco
Corp (The>
preferred
May 15
7% July
5
4% Oct 22
1
38% Nov
48% July
3
3% Dec 31
5% Jan
4
29
Oct
21
4b '/a d*n
11
9
Dec
30
15
16
31% Nov
6
90% July 26
80
July 22
22% Dec
10
Jan
35% Feb
102
4% Mar
29% Mar 20
9% Jan
34
Jan
prior
Mfg
$2.25
Babbitt
'■
Inc
Co
Feb
10
4%%
90% Jan
94% Feb
20
4%
105
6
Elefc
Gas
preferred
136
89% July 12
10% Dec 23
102
21
Dec
23
72% Dec 26
15% Oct 22
30
Nov
1
27% Feb
12
10% Mar
8
11% Oct 22
36% Mar 15
85
Jan
10
May 20
Apr
5
20% Jan
11
127
141
Jan
Corp...
Corp
Bath
Iron
Works
Cigars
47% July 16
86% Aug
9
31% Jan 24
103% Feb
Jan
93
■
14
10% Jan
Jan
377)
>28% Jan
2
35 % Mar 11
10'A Jan
2
Shoe
(A 8)
10274
90
92
100
4%%
24%
25
24%
247a
4.>%
49%
49
*30%
2
42
Jan
7
58
89% Feb
•
90
Mar
4
90
Mar
Bell
Mar 21
&
6%
2,500
61 a
25,100
44%
200
it'-
44
44%
*49 %
49%
31
50%
51%
50%
50%
ui%
21%
21
21
50%
21 %
48%
49%
47%
47
49%
4%
3774
387)
*10174
10274
24
24
49
*92
31
51
40
110
94
2474
74 *
49
31
*50
22
10,400
3874
94
2174
25,400
19,900
101%
*92
50 %
6,400
474
29%
11%
25 (2
15,900
487)
48%
30
3074
700
50
50%
1.000
22
22
237a
5,800
t
900
497,1
49
49%
4974
50 i: *
4,500
18%
18%
19%
19%
1974
1974
2074
19%
1974
8,200
37%
36%
3674
36%
37%
37
37
37
377a
1,600
>141
144
*142
147
*98
100
100
"141
100
*98
146
141
*98
11%
a.,1
23 %
24'/,,
.,100
141
101%
.
12
„
*98
127a
21%
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*142
.
*79'
12%
23
217a
79
79
19%
19%
19%
197)
50
.
"31%
34 %
32
32
10
/•
81
»
*79
146
10174
*98
12 74
1274
2274
21%
10174
1274
12%
22
81
*79
1974
20
20
"31%
32
31%
32
3414
34%
81
34%
33%
34
34
34%
11%
11%
11%
11%
117)
16%
16%
16%
16%
1674
'16%
16%
ije>%
1')
53%
54%
52 %
53%
54
5574
55
56%
5674
100
Co
common,
preferred
*87%
94
*87%
94
*87 7a
94
*87%
3474
94
*88
•
4,100
160
3474
3,500
200
11%
f.
10
32
*11
11%
-
201,t
*31%
16%
*11
16,200
81-
2074
34%
1
6,300
217 a
*79.-
>•
40
1274
21%
2074
*11 %
1
Corp
Howell
4%7e
4
800
200
37%
18%
Belding-Heminway—
Aircraft
25%
*30%
31
38
101( 4
92
24%
,
49
*30%
31
91
*.1
Bell
50 Va Jan
"
9%
17%
•
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pfd
Aircraft Corp
RR
11% Feb 20
9
2,300
64
9%
17%
36%
-
12.50
Inc—.
Creek
18'A Jan
•14% Feb 25
474
3874
*101%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
35% July 2
13% Aug
1
24% Jan 31
6
•44
38%
94
2.50
Beech
6
6%
43%
102%
!
Instruments
79
32% Feb
6
"42%
37%
94
10
2
Apr 22
42
6%
43%
16,000
; >400
,_No par
3
Beck
6
"42%
43%
*101%
common..
18
Beech
36%
38%
Corp
Co
73% Jan
Mar 12
35%
_.l
10
20% Feb, 4
33% Jan 15
36
101%
;
20% Feb
Jan
35%
37%
prior preferred
preferred,,:
Beckman
2
35%
10
Beaunit Mills Inc,,,,
28
25% Jan,
35%
101%
conv
4'%%
14
17%
100
Inc
.Beatrice Foods
3% %
9 7 it
17%
100
B__
common,.
Products
'
9%
17%
No par
com
series
& Ohio
Basic
Mar 18
*
9%'
"16%
<*
'
11
03%
9%
17%
>
preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR.,_
1
Nov
63
*9%
2974
Barber Oil
116
62%
7%
15%
*474
noncumulative
Bayuk
62%
9%
"16%
360
88
...
7%-"15
11%
3
31
62%
88
7%
15%
30%
5
37% Mar 10
62%
89
11%
54% Jan
Baltimore
20% Mar 20
1
7%
*15
29%
31% Feb
57% Jan
62 %
63 %
7'%
15%
'
11%
89
Jan
88%
7%
15%
20.400
4 %
57% Jan
16% Jan
89
7%
15%
37%
11%
18
47
88
-
7%
15%
-
6%
6
"42%
88
88-
7%
20
37%
307a
14
33% Jan
37%
4%
17
16
37%
11
Nov
35% May 20
37%
3,200
29%
15% Jan
17% Dec
36%
32%
4%
60
39% Oct 21
36%
2,900
32.
11%
27% Dec
15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
3574
15.000
>
91
30 %
5
23% Mar 21
37
*87 v'
4%
4
6
31%
91
11%
53% Feb
16% Jan
31%
*88
297«
27% Feb
19% July 25
71% May 22
31%
92"
38,800
9%
33%
4%
Jan
25
31%
"88
18%
:
33%
11%
23% Jan
49% Feb
33%
30%
47
29% Jan
33%
4%
63
2
33%'
11%
58% July 25
July 23
32%
.9%:
30%
preferred series C
4?;.
9%
,_9
45% Dec 23
May 16
9%
Corp—13
(The),
Baltimore
97% Jan
9%
13%
1
Wilcox
&
39% Mar
34% Jan
8
35%
...No par
9%
32
9%
common—3
9%
31%
17%
36%
*
9%
89%
15
62%
5
18%
89%
V
9%
Amer
18%
33
"16%
of
18 %
31%
—No par
Co
18%
32%
88%
7%
15
20
—
Baiuwjn-Liftia-Hamilton
15
"88
l
20
-
18%
B
(B T)
Babcock
20
100
9%
($1.20)—No par
11% Mar 11
2
36%
—
common
pref
conv
J:
6
28
Mar
Feb
85
9
Co
Nichols
Co:iv
;
3% Jan
Pewder
Austin
47% Jan 22
Mar 14
43
32
—
18%
32%
No par
10
-
91
"89
common,,
Mar 29
38
32%
100
18% Mar 22
14
com,,6.50
Co
series B preferred
Corp common
preferred ,1
Atlas
5
2
18
City Electric
9%
preferred,,,
18%
18%
10
$3.75
15
6% Jan
17
94
4%
Jan
9
24
Dec
preferred—
non-cuin
Atlantic
8% Feb
90
Jan
11% Jan
14
6% Dec 30
5%
9% Jan 24
—10
—
2,400
75% :
r
& Sante Fe—
-
19% Feb
Jan
27
270
J 02
-75.
■'
16% Nov 19
5
102
74%
„
8,200
177a
58-
25,300
92
ft.
42
Oct
21
66% May 17
44% Jan
18
21
May 14
18
48
May
Jun
% Dec 20
53
9
1% Jan 28
18% Jan
49% Mar 20
1% Feb
26
Benguet
31 % Jan
20
Best
&
Best
Foods
43
Feb
15
32% July 15
47% Dec 16
30% Oct 21
33% Dec 18
7
'33% Jan
50% July 10
36% Jail
Jun
20
6% Dec 23
52% Mar 21
45 % Jan
44% Mar 21
41% Feb
10
Jan
24
149% Jan
3
15% Jan
11
6% Jan
Dec
11
75
2
56
Jan
2
35% Dec
23
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
36
Jan
30
23% Jan
2
83% Jan
2
19 % Jail
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
2
34% Feb
25
14% Jan
2
21% Dec 18
19% Dec 31
12% Dec 23
29
Oct
10
Apr
61% Jan.
14
Deo
31
25
20
Dec
31
32
11
Dec
6
14
Oct
9% Jan
22
2
Jan
Apr
16% Jan
9;
15
3
73
Oct
45
Oct 30
30
22
••
6
Black
&
Bliss
&
Bliss
15% Mar'13
41% Jan
Bohn
Aluminum
12 "a Feb
19
Borden
85
,774 Jan
14
20% Jan
10
11% Jan
2
674 Jan
2
9% Feb 13
25
5
9% Ma.r
24
41% July
18
48
Jan
11
38% Jan
6
13% Jan
14
57) Jan
2
26% Nov
19
47
10
2614 Jan
2
41
21
61% July 12
53
74 Jan
13
6074 Mar 13
91
87
Jan
15
92
84% Jan
6
Jan
82
Aug 26
31% Oct
22
11
30
Dec
38% Mar 11
25% Oct 22
21% Nov
8
24
Dec
30
36% Jun
13
15
Jan
93A Dec
26
3
21%
18%
18%
1.25
5
11
-
11
.
5
common
2.50
Buffalo
Forge
1474 Feb
s
Bullard
Co
9% Feb
28
1274 Jan
16
Bulova
2
1174 Jan
24
Burlington Industries
21
Jan
2
3
3
6974 Jan 24
2
32% Feb .19
Jan
74% Jan
974 Jan
8
19
Ian
3
10% Mar
7
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
22% Jan
10
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
374 Jan
15
45% Jan 16
104% Feb 26
20
Jan
6
98
Jan
9
44% Jan
11
22
7% Jan
2
3 % Jan
30
15% Aug
6% Jan
2
9% Jan
39% Jan 31
2
18
Mar 13
Jan
10
3
26% Mar 21
5% Feb
5
23% Jan 24
100
Mar 18
43% Mar 17
4% Jan
30
12% Mar 21
$5
preferred
Inc_.
11%
11(4
6574
65-
655 a
28%
28%
28%
*79%
81%
79%
7974
*79 4
8174
5174
5274
51%
52 %
5174
79%
79 %
51%
52
*8
74
*21
9
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■
35
3574
34%
3474
46%
47
46 74
46%
7%
7
31%
31%
31
317)
58%
59
Jan
ROKt
2
47% jan
6
51% Mar 18
preferred
597)
31%
2,400
59%
59%
4,300
96
.*90
96
92
50
38%
39
39
39
38%
39
7,000
1274
387)
1274
1214
12%
12%
12 A
12%
1,300
4974
39
*12%
4 »%
*90
.
*90
7)
4974
4874
49
48%
49
38
3814
3874
4014
4074
42%
41..
43(4
2374
2314
23%
2314
*23%
24
23%
23%
26% ! 27
2614
27
2674
26%
12,100
14%
1414
1474
1474
14%
2574
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2674
147)
00
14%
14,100
49
,
1,400
84,600
500
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/2
13%
10
1474
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797)
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81
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80%
29
29%
2974
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30
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2774
200
13 74
107)
7»1)
29
/2
29%
1474
13%
13%
137)
13%
13%
1374
4,100
10
10%
9%
10
13%
200
12,000
11,800
*55%
60
60
*5«j74
bO
"5574
60
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60
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6774
6774
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69
*66
68
5
30%
1
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15
25(4
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30%
3074
3074
16%
167)
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17
17
2514
2574
25%
25%
25%
26%
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5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
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100
100
997)
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42%
437)
41%
41%
1
7%
60
68%
16%
30%
5
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684
25%
99(4
*3%
974
16%
*227)
11%
974
25%
10
5
974
17%
5%
4
11%
7%
'
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42%
37)
37)
37)
11%
11%
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4
117)
23%
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417<
31%
23%
100
427)
31
32%
.
230
13,500
500
16,500
2,400
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24
400
100
100
50
427)
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4
37)
11%
12
11%
43%
4
127)
4,000
3,300
5,400
6,100
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77)
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7%
39
39%
39
397)
39
39%
397)
397)
397)
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5,800
177)
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17%
177)
17%
17%
17%
177)
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17%
16,700
85
85
/ 86%
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867)
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*857)
86%
100
4j
4j
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50
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50
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50
28%
28%
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28%
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28 3)
*277)
28%
25
24%
24%
247)
247)
24%
247)
247)
24%.
24%
24%
No par
49%
51
51'
51%
517)
51%
51
51
51
51
1.80
Dry Corp common—1.66%
Ltd
30%
317)
5%
1
Co
6774
11%
100
Packing Corp
Lake Mines
*55%
11
26
__5
Zinc-Lead
Co
59
1,000
31%
11%
100
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Mills
31%
.100
Butce Copper & Zinc
,
Byers Co (AM) common.!
7% participating preferred
Cannon
31 (a
4,400
2,400
7
10
Pachic Ry
S2
48(4
7
2,700
66
100
16
35
48(4
7(4
600
700
-
11
No par
7
MarlO
3474"
47%
7%
A>'
66
Breweries
29
25% Jan
59%
34%
4.774
9%.
11
Canadian
50% Jan
3174
347,,
"
9%~
68
Canadian
2
59%
74
1
11
No par
10
'7
874
21%
9%
*66
$4.2o cOnv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
21% Jan
47
8(4
2074
8%
21
97)
68
89
267) Jan
34%
3174
99
:
*66
Canada
{6% May 13
3474
*46
7
814
*2014
914
7
774
*90
8%
21
97)
11%
Campbell Soup
29% July 15
.21
66
87) Feb 25
27
*874
9%
11
1774 Mar 21
497) Jan
3,900
66
39'/e«uu .cJ
29
80
>
%
5% Jan
56%-Jan
5,700
20,800
11%
14% Jan
10
800
i
.
6b
35 % Jan
Feb
11(4 1
11
8
Jan
630
66%
4
81
8%
217)
974
1274
8
27
,V
*2074
9%
12%
16% May
Feb
'
217)
914
39
17% Jan
84
2,000
527a
80
52%
92
1
;
Campoell Red
3,100
11%
5oTu
.5
com
Bros
California
157a J
500
100
Inc
Bush. Terminal Co
Callahan
1574
28%
'id
Burroughs Corp
Butler
1574
6574
*29
preferred
3%%
preferred
second
1574
t
1
4%
4%%
1574
)
92
10
,
Co
5,860
1514
'
16
11%
No par
Co
Watch
1674 ;
11% *
28%
38%
5
*.
11%
65%
30
29(4 Mar 14
2
18%
167)
12
11%
82% Jan
2
1874
16%
11%
2874
5
common
Jan
1874
1574
12
6574
Budd
Jan
187a
17
1174
11%
8
Co
10
1874
17
12
2874
15
Pipe Line Co
27
18%
17%
65%
5874
1
7974 Mar 17
39,500
28
_lo
Bigelow
5
11
3,600
38% I
647a
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
15
1574.,
""
2.50
Bristol-Myers Co common,
37)%
preferred
3474 July
1574
367/o
18%
*11
16% Jan
29% Jan
1574
3774
65%
52%
JNo par
100
90% Jan
21% )
15%
37%
28%
*79(4
,
Co
2174
15%
3874
28%
100
474 fc conv preferred
_50
Briggs Manufacturing Co——3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
(The)
21%
15%
55
,25
RR—
5,800
3774
f
16
.
2,700
26%'»
*2174
17
16
50
37(4 !
2674
<
157a
'
18%
16
10,700
37
15%
36%
2
2874 Jan
16
2274
!. 400
.
62 % "
22%
*21%
15%
38%
1374 Jan
64% Jan
Dee
22
15%
37%
"81,700
,
3fi%
26%
22
*61
37
2614
May 17
25
21% Dec 31
37
26%
39
52% July 10
July
8
23% Oct 23
37%
26
23%
56 74 Feb
,
37
26
2314
68
60
387)
25%
38%
10
July 31
38
Bucyrus-Erie
25
74
39%
26%
4
Feb
2
39
26
3174 Feb
56(4 Feb
24
6274
2
63
4% Oet 26
62%
2574 Jan
24
32% Jun
13% Jan
62 7)
9
23
Dec
62%
No par
23
2% Oct
62%
No par
74% Jan
9
62%
Buckeye
14% Jan
36% Oct 22
8(4
64
6,200
391,j
874
3974
151
2,400
*
150(4
8%
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
65
24
39%
150%
874
7
50%'Mar 14
19
30
39%
15174
874
43(4 MaV 21
29
18% Dec
39%
*15074
8%
24% Mar
30
•6% Dec
397a
*150%
13
Oct
16% Oct
39%
13
Dec
13
"
700
5214
4474
150%'
8%
17
Nov
27% Dec 23
*62%
-
5174
43%
<7
8,300
29 7«
8%
111)
.1,
29%
30
39%
17%
—
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
&
*29%
150%
8%
12
preferred
Brown
30
8,000
40
2274 Jan
16
9
62% Nov
Maine
*2974
49 '
151
8%
3274 Jan
137) Jan
62
64
39%
151
-
42(4 Jan
21 %
20
Mar 13
39% Mar
51%
,15
Co_,i__:
1
44%
36% Aug
7
May 23
28
30
31
31% Mar 19
51%
43%
48% May 22
13% Dec
Nov
20
5174
4374
2
52% Jan
9% Dec
8% Jan
51%
16%
,
48%'
1%
42%
117) Jan
24
70
rto,28
4874 Mar 2 1
1
5174
15
Dec
25% Nov 27
36
17a
43
29%
%
11%
Braniff
30
2
&
1
51%
29%
No par
.
Common,
5%
14% Dec
Jan
'
5
Feb
35% Nov
80
—;
(The)
Edison
Boston
5,800
1%
—No par
:
1
^
Corp common
preferred—;
3%%
52% Mar 17
Jan
Co
1,000
1(4
1
42
Corp,,__5
Borg-Warner
6
16
791'a Mar 18
3
Inc:
30% Jan
48% Jan
2
Brass
A
B
657s Mar 19
•
49%
43%
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
2
<
221a
*4874
49
51%
5
Bond
&
Ami Co class
Stores
2274
4974
48%
5114
2.50
,1
:
Co„—
16% Mar'12
10
Jan
Co,
2
19% Jan
8
Inc,,,,,,!
Laughlin
Airplane
Class
22(4
49%
'
1
14% Jail
Bon
<
2274
49%
,10
5
47% Jan
27% Dec
:
9
30
22
Mfg Co
3
•
2274
42%
loo
Co—L
W)
487)
217 a
48%
30%
8
common
Jan
19% Dec 30
6% Oct
Decker
(E
Boeing
8
Boston
7% Dec
(Del)
preferred,;
Blaw-Knox
27% Mar 13
23% Jan 24
•
7%
48%
22 %
30%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951—,
100
20
40% Jan
•
6
Jan
1%
49
48 % '.48%
,_i
Co
Jan
12
87
21%
,_i
Inc
Steel
1818 Feb
27% Feb
63% Jan 24
>48%
22%
48%
1
1
13
10% Jan
Jan
49%
48
.
1 peso
22
60% Jan
46
29
Inc
4
2
63% Deo
24
49
21%
1
50
Inc
11% Mar
-15% Mar 20
10
12
25% Dec
„_5
common
*
Consolidated
Co
Bethlehem
24
63% Feb
3
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
61% Feb
Co
,.Bestwall Gypsum
4
156% Jan
9% Jan
<
2
155
Corp.
preferred—
Jan
30
56
5%
28% Jan
Dec
54% Jan
Aviation
Beneficial Finance
22% Mar 13
Jan
45
-
26
136
Bendix
9
Jan
•
16% Oct
40
*85
49%
7%
497)
7%
"
29
.
7%
50
100
10,000
1,100
blume 187
Number 5727
1
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1325)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
9% Dec 30
28% Oct 22
21
STOCKS
v
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
26% Jan
51% Jun
Oct "22
4
13
105
22% Nov 19
Aug 15
18% Oct 22
Dec
;
-
10% Oct 22
98
-
Dec 31
^
17% Jan
8
109% Aug 20
-J
55
Dec 24
23% Oct 22
16 'i Oct 23
-
17% Dec 31
8% Jan > 3
-
70
38% Jan
;;
■»
31
"
48%- Mar 13
38% Jan
39%JJan 28
3
43
20% Jan ?2 •*,
58% Jan
.7
97
Jan
68% Jan
'•
99
2
104
26% Feb. 28
2
July 29
16% Jun
7
Jan
15
7
.
.
4
19% Mar
.
14
16% Jan 22
t 57Mar 10
4%%
-
.
23
4%
22
Central
17
10
19
Jan;16
8
7
Jan *.3
Oct 21
8
11% Jan 10
43%Jan
2
3% Jan 11
•
.
45% Oct 11: y
69% Jan .,9
24%TMar
2
;
1% Jan
~
2
47% Jant 2
57
-
Feb
Jan 11
99% Jan 29
34
Jan
38
91 *
Jan
100'
17% Dec 30
31%-May
17% Jan
4% Dec 31
6 % Ott 22
36
36%
41%
41%
41%
"22
26%
14%
"103
7o..preferred
-49% Jan '24
.10% Mar 28
14%
102
14%
102%
64%
64%
28%
30%
I-
18%
18%
•
19%
19%
9%
9%
48%
*72%
15%
*101
10
*17%
18%
*17%
44%
44%
43%
22
23
28%
1
28%
:
Inc—_i—_
Co_l'
1
__io
10 %
Mar
:
7
Feb
20% Jun
'
...
17
30
Common
;
,
31% Jan
"42% Mar 13
4% Jan
6% Mar 21
Checker Motors
8% Jan
18% Dec 31
30% Mar 11
42
July 25
26% Jan
40
Mar 15
31% Jan
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
34% Apr 29
11% Jan
2
45% Jan
14
17% Mar 19
24% Deo 10
10
22
10% Nov 11
40% Nov 19
30
12% Jan
10
F«b
23% Mar
-'33- Jan
2
36% Mar
3 % r/o
28
Feb
2
16% Feb
21% Feb
19% Dec 30
19% Mar
5
23% .Tan
13% Jan
10
22
14% Jan
7
18
9% Nov
6
9% Jan
30
Mar 26
12% Jan
49% Oct 21
({4
52% Dec 30
Jan
9
11
82% July 24
37
20
Mar 21
11% Jan
2
49% Feb 28
57% Jan
29%
31%
9%
9%
27%
28%
28%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
29%
9%
28%
28%
29%
2%
30%
2%
52
52
35%.
35%
29
29
29%
'2%
52%
30
'"
Apr 24
28% Jan
8
31% Feb
-
31
88
Jan
6
93% Jan
60% Jan
4
27
Jan
2
39% Feb
47
17
44
Jan
13
12
71
Jun
Jun
6
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
35% Dec 30
46% Jun
18
Dee 23
93% Jan
7
33
Dec 23
20% Apr
99
Dec
4
•
24
67% July 2
175
May 18
Dec 23
Oct 21
83
Jaii
25
43% May 20
104
44% Feb
50% Feb
27
Feb
14
19%
19%
39%
40%
40
40Tb
39%
40%
39%
41
1,25
5 Tb
35% Jan
17
15% Jan
2
97% Jan 23
35% Jan
150
71
Jan
2
23
Mar 17
37% Feb 25
17
Jan
5 Tb
41
Feb
Feb
40% May
3
35
Jam
23
37 <
15% Dec
18
15% Jan
2
25% July 19
31% Dec 23
43% Mar
Feb
6
32
Jan
139
Jan
8
127
Jan
6
132
Oct 28
106
Mar
9
80
Jat.
15
93
99
Sep 28
98% Jan
2
115% Feb
778
Dec 23
41
Feb 27
114% May 8
8OO
Apr 17
49% Dec
6
48
Jan
2
57"% Feb
80
Jan
22
73
Jun 26
83
13
Nov
17% Nov 12
33% Jan
2
50% Feb 28
50% Apr 2ft
30
Apr 17
59
Mar
57
Apr 28
6
2
Jan 23
"Mar 14
.
17
83
Jan
8
16Va Jan
16
43% Jan
20
47% Mar
38
Mar 13
41
Jan
^
Jan
9
51
Jan
20
47% Jan
6
49
Feb
24ya Feb 28
18
Jan
8
16
11% Dec 10
20% Jun
68% Dec 19
32
2
17% Mar 12
14
12% Jan
2
16% Mar
78% Jan 11
48% Jan
4
30% Dec 30
Jan
64% Mar 21
68% Jan
31
32
13%
14%
13%
15%
15%
15%
*50%
50%
50
50
49%
50
49%
50
50%
51
*14%
Cotton
2
37
17
23% Jan
34% May 17
62% May 14
19% Jan 11
42% Dec
104
Feb
2
26% Jan
55% Feb
25
41% Jan
2
14
101% Jan
9
10% Apr 22
30
4
Jan
104
Jan
111
Mar 14
6% Mar 13
Service
Co
__lOt
5
29% Jan
Jan
10
45% Jan
3
163
Jan
9%
_
Mar
5
34% Mar 20
14%
14%
20%
20%
20%
4,900
20%
21%
20%
20%
20
11,100
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
8,600
*16%.
%
29%
18
'
*16%
52%
18
*16%
18
11
*10
11
*16%
*10
*40
42
*39
42
42%
42%
43
44%
200
53 %
52%
53 %
52%
53%
47,600
50Tb
51%
51%
29-Tx
5
preferred
Co
Equipment
100
—15
Louis Ry Co com
noncumulative preferred
*88%
34%
33%
33%
33%
50
49%
50
49%
48%
16%
*98
43%
49%
47%
12%
12%
108
48%
48%
12%
*101%
*39%
11%
108
40
39%
16%
16%
99
*98
43%
42
*101%
40
16%
16%
99
*98
42%
42
29 ?b
29%
15,300
■h
5/64
989,900
88%
V(T
90
33%
49%
33%
34
49%,49%
49%
48%
12%
40%
99
*98
43%
43
*140
150
*140
*69
72
*69
72
$3.50 preferred
No par
__50
Colorado & Southern Ry com—_100
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
-100
100
37%
101
38
37%
101
*101
38
37%
102
101
*61%
62%
*35%
35%
61%
35%
36%
*35%
17%
17%
17'.a
17%
17%
42%
42%
42
62
61 %
42%
*128
133
*128
132
*93
103
*93
111%
112%
110%
110%
54% " 55%
*850
53Tb
42'
103
54%
*850
81
14%
20%
45%
*38
*47
*46
81
14%
*79%
13%
111
111%
54
*79%
14
20%
14%
*44%
46
*38
40
*38
50
*48%
50
*48%
49%
*46
49%
*46
20%
46
133
*93
111%
.
111%
14%
46
*45%
46%
*45%
*38
40
*38
39%
50
*48%
50
*47%
50
49%
*46
49%
*46
49%
27%
27V*
28
27%
17
17%
17
17%
5
14%
14%
14 %
14%
28%
17%
14%
No par
64%
35
64%
33%
65
65
35
34Tb
35
33%
34
34%
34%
25%
63%
11%
25%
53%
25%
53%
11%
11%
11
4.64%
preferred
5.25% preferred
44%
44%»—
44
44%
'
25%
53%
11
x43%
8%
14
7,600
44%
7,600
44%
104
5%
5
10%
43%
^1
5%
5
8%
8%
8%
33%
34%
33%
34
8,600
13%
14
13%
14
48%
48%
49
49%
49%
49 Tb
105%
105%
105%
34%
24%
106%
106%
5,100
40,300
1,400
19,100
48%
49%
105%
105%
49%
105%
33
35
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
24%
25%
23%
24%
24%
24%
14
Dec
20
14% Jan
2
17% Mar 21
Consolidated
Foods
1.33%
15%
16%
15%
16
16
16
12
Oct
22
16% Sep 19
16
Apr 15
23%
15%
13% Jan
3
15% Jan
28
Consolidated
Gas .Utilities.
—1
15%
15%
15%
15%
5
*16%
—10
43%
27%
44%
43%
16%
43%
28%
28
28
16%
43%
28%
15%
16%
43%
29%
15%
28
15%
16%
49%
58
23
23% Jan
2
48% Jan
Oct 22
Jan
49% Jar
14
39% Jan
15
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
Consolidated Natural Gds_
ConSol RR of Cuba
6/0
pfd
;_100
Consumers Power Co Com*.—No par
102
49%
102Tb
49%
102
102
101
101
*101
102%
101
103%
100
100%
*97
99
19% Jan 30
95
Feb 26
36% Mar 20
Continental Baking Co common:—5
33%
$5.50 preferred
—
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
102%
4
101% Jan 22
98
Jan
2
103% Jan 24
$4.50
preferred
Oct
25
98% Jan
3
Aug
103% Feb 12
99
Feb 28
$4.52
81
101% Jan 22
95% Mar 27
preferred
preferred
20% Apr
f
94
Apr 24
33% May $
Jan
88
7
Jan 13
27% Jan
2
liar 29
99
Jan
6
Jan
4
40% Jan
2
92 V4 Pet
10
86
Jar
6
Marl2
109
Jan
3
100
48
79% Oct 16
22
17
'18
49%
—No par
50% Mar 11
Jun
87
Jan 30
:
—No par
$4.10
_—
NO par
Container Corp of America—
1
Common
:
J...r—
5
4# preferred
-100
14
89
94
17
106
Feb
25
47% Mar 19
91% Mar
11*% ,1
.
——...
——
3
$3.75
preferred
•»-
$4 50
cmv
2nd
'
No par
18
*95
18%
98
34%
103%
46%
47
90%
90%
*'.14
lift.
2,700
1,200
5,000
7,400
14
105%
Mar 11
6
5
11
33%
1
Feb
6%
5
10%
8%
No par
50o
45
100
32%
Consol Electronics Industries
17
500
-<'109% 111
13%
8%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
8
104
14
Mar 17
13
5%
5
11
44Tb
104
32
13%
48%
35
Corp
44
105
*109%
25% Mar 14
—.
11%
*104
2
;
5,300
9,800
27% Feb 24
preferred
34%
31%
8%
/
32
34%
10%
8%
8Tb
31%
X13%
5%
5
10%
3,200
34
6,400
*109% 111
5%
5%
40
35%
11%
X104
16%
64%
35
54%
111%
5%
5,600
64%
35
26%
104%
5%
14%
53%
11%
*110
10%
19,700
39,700
14
26
*103%
5%
17%
54%
104
6
24,700
28%
17
26%
111
10%
29%
28%
64%
,
28%
53%
11%
111
5%
200
25%
104
5%
30
2,900
11,100
26
100
10%
14%
54%
11%
_100
—
X33%
81
'19% -20%-
14
34%
34
*79%
*14%
,
29%
28%
17%
*64%
34%
19% Jan
15% Jan
80
28%
17
13%
17
13%
*64
53%
14.600
46%
40
27"A
25%
3.500
56%
20%
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inez.—No par
1
55%
19%
28%
,—10
110% 111%
55%
80
29%
*64
103
*14%
28%
/
7,800
133
*93
20%
28%
,
42%
*128
82
14%
28%
35%
.
*850
54%
28%
Co
42%
103
*850
„
55%-
3,400
42%
*128
.
40
17%
42%
103
150
250
37
17%
42%
133
8,500
62%
*35%
17%
~30
37%
102
61%
37
*128
*850
82
37 T4
*100
61%
*93
'
20%
45%
39'/2
20
37%
102
27%
Engineering Inc
4,300
150
72
900
5,500
43%
150
*69
54% Jun 19
40% Jan
16%
*140
Collins & Aikman Corp—___No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Commercial Credit Co—
V
99
71
No par
preferred
1,700
.
40%
16%
*40%
16%
150
—No par
common
18,900
11
104
71
Co com_____„10
Pictures
210
1,300
12,900
48%
*10%
*101%
108
35% Jan 23
14
100
88%
29 Tb
"i'rf
Nov £4
Mar 28
18
11
"140
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd
29%
°
90
25% Oct 30
17
18
*10
100
No par
preferred series B_
29%
x'tf
*88%
18
49% Jun
18
11
100
15
com
29%
jts
90
49 Tb
39%
convertible
4%> 2nd preferred—
Coca-Cola Co (The)
$5
2,800
*10
,.
34%
No par
12
7% Jan
DeO
18
14%
20%
21%
20%
12%
106% Feb
14
33
9% Oct 24
14%
20 %
'101%
8
T«r
14%
21%
5
Consol Edison of N Y coml__No par
17
14%
20%
21%
10©
7
6% Dec 24
29% Dec 31
Jan 23
8.50
49% Mar
5
107
i
—
2
10
Feb
14%
51
44% Jan
Feb
11
100
Gas & Electric-
Combustion
.
2,150
94,300
1,700
20%
25
24
6
9% Jan
36
21
11
14% Jan
4% Jan
7
32%
*35
20
43
11% Jan 13
17
*31%
36
14
*41
Comptometer Corp
—5
Conde Nast Publishing Co
NO par
Cone Mills Corp
I——
10
No par
Congoleum-Nairm Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp—.
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
6% Jan
32
22
Commercial .Solvents
1
Commonwealth*Edison Co com—_25
14
14% Jan
Dec 24
32
14'%
"10
_No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
12% Jan 16
44% Mar 6
13
10
23
20%
Vtf
$4.25
20
3
2
10
*18
*35
35%
10
22
21%
__25
1
10
*18
20
Oil———_5
Columbian Carbon
34% Mar 10
10%. Jan
par
.
10
Columbia
5
46% Jan
108% Feb 25
3% Dec 30
Feb
pax-
.
6
30% Jan
31
8
89%
4<fo
9
31% Jan
Dec
10O
3,500
1,500
*35
»
.
80O
12,000
90
13%
Columbia Broadcasting System—
Class A
2.50
28% Mar 19
14% Oct 21
*88%
30%
5%%
-
29% Mar 19
22% Oct 22
90
35%
3
24% Feb 38
*88 V*
13,100
13%
f
;
1-"
36% May 19
35% May 15
89%
8%
50%
35%
Colgate-Palmolive
3
30
46
49%
30'/a
V Cluett Peabody & Co com——No par
v 7% preferred ——
_100
18
22% Jan
50
13 Tb
Coca-Cola Infcernat'l Corp
2
49%
36%
gtd——50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—_50
Clevite Corporation
:
___l
17
13% Mar 18
50%
30%
$4:50 preferred
—
187/s Jan
49%
6%
27
13%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
10
42% Mar 21
*26%
89%
.
7%.
27%
*35%
Cleveland Electric Ilium
18% Mar 11
70
6
7%
27%
18%
13
5
6
,7Tb
28
9%
5%
62% Feb 26
33% Dec
50
89%
190
7,400
30,500
3,300
17 %
com
C C C & St
4
105
49%
4,000
96
r
6
7%
*94
27
27%
*88%
6
96
9%
4%%
23
29
7%
*94
18%
Clark
45% Mar 13
Jan
5%
7%
35%
95%
9%
74% Jan 13
Jan
2
10
6
7Tb
27
90
35%
*94
18Tb
27
150
6
7%
28
50%
*19
Ry
—
13
Jan
60
99% Jan
com__No par
City Investing Qo common
5% %
preferredCity Products Corp—
City Stores Co common
99
50
*88%
4% .preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Coi—lO
C I T Financial Corp
No par
40% Mar 21
.
100
Rights, (expire March 26)——
14
6
Oct
300
21,000
10,900
7,100
1,700
1,300
20%
41%
Cities
Feb
14
106
12,200
1,100
35%
19%
40%
12% Mar 14
102
t Jan
92% Sep 12
38
Oct 22
35%
19%
1
51% Jan 30
10% Jan 21
102
71% Feb
26% Oct 20
500
30%
2%.
19%
preferred
Western
Common
13
8
16% Nov
0
83% Nov 27
4,100
51%
19%
Chrysler-" Corp _'
30
57% Nov
6
2%
51%
35%
94
Chile Copper Co
34% Mar 13
>42
30%
.
10%
5
94% Jan
19
Aug 19
36% Oct 22
22% Oct 22
'
-
20%
5/64 Mar 12
25% Dec 24
'
■
19%
40
Great
Chickasha
7
82% Oct 22
40% Oct 23
95% Ndv
9
21%
9%
35%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No
44% Mar 21
iV Mar 12
Dec
*9
94
& North Western com—No
par
5^ -preferred series A
100
22% Mar 13
Mar 11
convertible
Cincinnati
23% Sep 11
.
45
21%
30%
5
9
44%
21%
9%
9%
Chic
5
2
4
44%
21%
'
"5% preferred
;
50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac__—No par
5% series A noncum pfd
100
6
4
27
39% Oct 22
300
95%
Class A •'-<
Chic
15% Mar 21
53
18% Feb
91% Oct 31
17%
17%
DeL50
5
18% Jan
20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22
9% Dec 30
17%
17%
44%
20
Corp_^
Chicago & East 111 RR
29
43% Apr 29
291/4 May 10
37% Jan
7
22
5,000
36%
9% Mar 14
Oct
100
33%
19%
11
26
102%
33
94%
23% Jan
Nov 14
56%
*100%
35
30
23% Oct 22
200
56%
33
l
--92% Jan
48
400
75
No par
89% Feb 28
10
15%
.
No par
9
Oct
*73%
47.,
;
110% Jan
Sep 12
47
102%
9%
7%
Dec
5,400
i_
—.___
$4:50 preferred—.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc_
*27%
38:
200
9%
56%
29%
*2%
400
19%
33
21%
9%
52%
18%
*>
15%
56%
44%
28%
17,300
9%
73%
0%
2%
60
1,500
30%
102%
,
52%
100
105
64%
48%
44%
2%
15,000
*19
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.
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14% Mar 18
SALE PRICES
'Wednesday
Mar. 18
5
Co_
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54
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Carborundum (The)
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25% Jan
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'
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96
25% Nov 16
37
YORK
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24
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19-,
2
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Highest
32% Jan 13
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1326)
.
.
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
NEW; YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
••
•
Continental
9
Deo
15% Jen
31
7
'
26% Jen
4
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49%
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2
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Insurance
Continental
-8% Mar 12
12
Sales for
.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. £0
—25"20%
common
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5%
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7
52% Mar
Jan
38% Feb
Jon 14
9 '
15
44
PRICES
SAGE
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
v
HIGH
Wednesday.
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. 17
Par
Shares
Mar. 31
& Steel—
Copper
Industries
20
Jan
10
20% Jan 10
20% Feb 24
:
LOW AND
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Highest
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5
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14
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Number 5727
Volume 137
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range focl'revious
STOCKS
Year I'J51
Lowest
Range Since Ja
Lowest
Highest
29% Nov 25
Jan
17
12 % Jan
24
65
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NEW
-
Highest
..
41% Jan
15
9% Feb
37% Mav 18
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
5
Fairbanks
Morse
&
Par
Co___
No par
'
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6
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7
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31
11
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7% Jan
Sep 25
22'/a Jan 22
25 % Nov
1
29
67
67% Jun
Fairmont
413b Oct
21
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30
10
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4 ,:,'c convertible preferred-^
Fajardo Sugar Co.
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Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
45
31
Dec
28% Feb
14
23
4
45%July
53%
4% Jan
13% Jan
Feb
27
Mar
19
Mar ly
29% Jan
3
36% Jan
22
Federal
23
Jan
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__No par
4 Cc
convertible preferred
100
Oct
39
22
19% Mar 21
a
13
81% Nov
13
2
106
Mar 12
57
6% Dec
34% Oct
Feb
94% Mar 19
13
53% Feb
45 % Feb
5
Filtrol
93% Jan
6
Firestone Tire <fc
6
55% Feb
14
4
46'% July
6% Mar 10
6
45% Mar 20
87% Jan
8
93% Feb
10
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2
16% Jan
10
56% Jan
10
Jun
21
22% Aug 22
Oct
21
59% May
8
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13
54
177lb Nov 20
22 % Oct
28
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13
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27
Jan
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7
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21
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23
3
May 15
93% Aug
5
21
2
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3
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14
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67% Jan
15
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9
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14
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8
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14
123
54
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11%
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11%
11
11%
Franklin Stores Corp
.1
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11%
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11'%
*11
11%
11%
11%
82% Mar 12
Frecport
lo
80
80%
78%
80%
80%
81
80%
81%
80%
813
1
400
4,000
2
13% Feb
3
Fruehauf Trailer Co common..-
11 %
11%
11
11%
11%
12%
'12 '/a
12%
12
12%
85.100
2
63% Feb
3
62
62
61%
61%
63
63
6
4%
Sulphur
8 % Feb 19
9% Mar 14
42
Gabriel
Co
5%
Co
(The)_;
4
Garrett
5% Jan
2
69
Jun
6
37 %
Gar
23
3% Mar 13
Co
Wood
4%%
23%
33%
34
_2
32 Hi
32 %
.
Industries
Inc
1
com..
preferred.
General
American
General
July 12
26% Jan
2
30
Jan
30
13
101
Feb
19
Jan
25
96% Jan
47% Jun
12
24% Feb 25
29% Mar 21
General
Amer
67% Dec
18
80
69% Jan
76% Mar 21
General
Indus
2
26% Jan
11
19% Jan
2
30
46% May 24
30 % Jail
13
35
Mar
coin—
86
5
75
Jan
3
31
48
Jan
14
22
11% Jan
2
13
12% Jan
22
10% Jan
14% Mar
Dec
20
46% Oct
4
52% Feb
25% July
8
5
15% Feb
27
40
Feb
13
4
Oct
21
Oct
22
69
Jan
115
Jan
76% Nov
7
Dec
31
30% Oct
91% Feb
16
47% Dec
40
11% Feb
11
5
64 % Jan
24
General
Electric
2
24
Feb
19
General
Feb
27
General
Foods
2
6
Jan
27
General
Instrument
2
Mar 19
General
Mills
33% Jon
70
116% Jan 20
2
36% Jan
112% Mar 20
117% Jan
16
1
87% Jan
8
General
$5
92% Jan 22
34
Jan
4
483 Jan
63% Feb
11
47% July 12
34 % Jan
41
Jan
20
,,27% Oct 18
34% May 17
67% July 15
28 % Jan
31 % Feb
24
44% Jan
52 % Feb
Oct 25
Dec
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33% Oct 22"'r
Dec
19% Nov
24
24
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15% Dec
45 % May
23
Oct,
Oct
22
20% Nov
1,700
3,700
52% Oct
11
29% Oct
2% Dec
36
70% Feb
4
17
139
11%
139
139
139
130
x25
25%
25
253,',
25 %
27%
10,900
32%
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25%
32
32
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32%
32
32%
32%
33%
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81
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100
81
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56%
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57
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55%
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54%
52%
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55%
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1,400
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60
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69
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20 tii
21
21
21 %
21%
21%
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25
25%
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26'A
25%
26%
29,200
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3
90
Feb
4
164
Jail
6
Jan
2
84% Jan
79
2
26% Jan
13
8
85
Mar
9-3% Feb
32
5
5
Mar 21
38
Jan
16
7
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21
91
Jan
3
15% Mar 19
18
Feb
4
14
30
26% Mar 17
8
14
2
16
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60% Feb 28
13
Jan
68
Jan
22
Feb
2
2
32% Feb
19
44% Mar 11
59% Jan
2
28% Jan
31
Dec
23
36% Feb
6
27% Jan
3
31
86 % Apr
Oct
21
21% Dec
II
6% Apr 18
35% May 8
79%, Mar 21
15
100
1% Mar
6% Feb
41
33
4
4
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Jan
16
33% Mar 13
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85
....
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5% Jan
3
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25
24% Jan
20
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1
30%
>
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;
150
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95
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154
300
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85
300
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92
92
92
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31
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32
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48
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144
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144%
144%
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144%
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10
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48%
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8%
8%
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35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
26
25 tii
5
25%
26%
25%
No par
*89%
90%
*89%
5
16%
16%
15%
common—
$4.50 preferred,.
Gladding McBean & Co
(The)
10
34%
1
2%
100
*159%
—10
64%
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
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95
84%
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95
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291 '•
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85
95
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95
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.100
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84% Jan
9
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common
(The)
Goebcl
2
2
Gillette
Glidden Co
2
15
preferred
preferred
27
12
Jan
Products
Getty Oil Co
29
Jan
1
Gerber
20
Jan
4% Jan
33% Jan
100
convertible
3% Jan
30
"
4%%
34% Jan
41
69
preferred
$5 preference.
5%% preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
4'e
com
'
2% Jan
157% Jan
2a
21
4%%
8% Mar 20
21% Jan
71% Oct
5
11%
11%
11'%
139
25%
144% Mar 19
9
27-
24,800
11%
13!)
25%
21 tii
•
4
26% Dec
11%
11%
139
30
26%
2
13% Jan
3,600
41%
3
37% Oct
76%
25'%
Mar 18
11
75%
41%
Dec
21
75
*21%
10
Oct
76
10
33% Feb
4
76
83 %c
4
25% Feb
75%
___10
20
21
10.500
100%
Telephone Corp
51% Jan
Oct
29%
%
Time Corp.
Tire & Rub
27% Feb
1
28%
*99
General
3
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
hit
29%
General
3
37 % Jun
39% Oct 21
138
28%
General
6
95% July
12
28% Dec
;
10%
.10%
136%
103%
28%
75%
75
100%
28
7
9
79% Jun
57% NOV 14
10%
136%
1,500
%
28
24
3
Jan
75%
28%
28
Jan
10
4% Apr
100
•
21% Feb 24
Jan
37% Jan
*99%
'
23
28
58
*51%
■
30
23 % Jan
160
100 %
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27%
28
75
6.67
43% Jail
I
18
18
157% Oct
.
28
•*: "•
58
*51'%
551
Castings Corp
01
21
27%
'27%
100 %
*99%
27%
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Steel
44% Jan
28% July
16% Dec 23
i
27%
55
Mar 18
-46 % Mar 26
20% Dec 24
83% July 17
,
55
*51 tii
28
27%
Railway Signal,
Realty &: Utilities
General
8
8% Feb
*51 %
59
*51
*26
*14%
lOc'
19
39% May 29
21
6,800
1,200
-
20% Feb
July 17
14
7% Oct
1
3%
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3
185
36% July
4%
4%
3%
Public Utilities Corp
General
4%
3%
General
4
4%
3%
1-N0 par-,
Corp__
•83
62% May
preferred—
conv
4%
3%
"
$1.60
Shoe
Apr 23
-
4%
600
3%
*26
14%
Advertising.
General
2
21
39
4,500
•
57%
Portland Cement Co
5
7
Jun
32%
No par
Outdoor
24% Feb
16% Jun
95% Apr 25
31%
No par
;
2
40% Jan
00
32 %
100
17% Jan
2
*
32
3%
No par
common
20% Jan
18
32'A
4'tii
56 %
Motors Corp common
preferred
37% Feb
13
25
22
18
77
32% Jail
32%
3%
General
.
32
3%
General
16
16%Mar 13
31%
4%
15%
1
'$3 convertible preferred
General Public Service^,
42% Mar 11
24% Jan
107
7
Oct
93% Dec
■■
Jan
15% Jan
7
30 % Mar
30% Dec
July 31
108% Jan
22
5,300
14%
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(v
:
34
1
General, Precision Equipt Corp
,
231 a
34
28%
lo
:
General
*
23 Va
34
15%
l
No par
General
4
4% Mar 10
'Jan
4
1
95
•
22% Nov
138 % Ma r 19
37%'Jan
July 19
27% Mar 19
23
22% Oct
4
18% July 3
U0% Jan 10
16% Dec 23
36% Oct 22
'
13
89% May 22
,,19Va Oct 221
24% Dec 26
31
5 % Jun
Co
Corp
Corp
Preferred $3.75 series
6
,.>42
* Jan
23%
33%
28
*81
5% preferred
7
23%
34 t'a
15%
2
_____
Finance
57
23%
34
—5
Dynamics Corp
13
23%
33%
27%
32
Controls Co
General
27
100
23%
33 %
15%
No par
General
Jan
4,000
43
15%
__100
Inc
9
Apr 12
68
-
Co
1,800
9%
9%
*41%
*21 to
28%
25
Contract Corp common
series preferred
65% Jan
112% Mar 17
'
33
2
Cigar
8%
8%
,
9%
43
27
5
General
19% Jan 24
48
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
1
4%
General
11
60% Jan
30
101% Nov
29
24
Feb
4% Jan
4
July 26
58
Jan
8
9%
*42
15%
3%
5
.
Cable Corp com
1st preferred
50% Jan
7%
9%
43
27
No par
Corp
19% Jan
31
8% Jan 11
33% Dec. 19
83
4
7%
9%
15%
No par
Bronze
59% Feb
19% May 15
50% Dec
preferred
55% Mar 18
68% Apr 12
72% July 22
Texas
General
14% Jan
15
$8
34% Feb
49% Dec
26
Mar 18
General
6
Mar
of
*7%
*41%
27
100
_
Oil Co
7%
9%
42
15%
Transportation__2.50
General Baking Co common
__5
27% Mar 21
6
10% Dec
100
139
20
% Dec
9
$4.50 preferred
11% Mar 10
2
Jan
17% Dec 23
160
64
*63
15%
Amcr
10
42
5%
4%
preferred
._50
American Investors com_..l
19
;
15%
*27
_50
convertible
Nov
63
1,500
1
C'orp__
6%
03
7,000
1
convertible
Acceptance
7
42
~
General
Feb
9%
23%
——5
20
4% Jan 21
55
Feb
7
7%
9%
9%
*41 %
No par
Co
(The)—__
Corp
7%
*7
50
preferred
(The)
35% Feb
5% Jan
15% Feb
1
.—5
common
convertible
Gardner-Denver
28 % Mar 21
.100
—
,
Gamewell
2
1
40%
•'
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
% Mar 10
.
preferred
3
30
70% Nov
80
3,000
11 ti¬
3% Dec
21
40
11%
2
Oct
39%
12
3
9% Jan
10
40%
40
92%
11%
35% Feb
125
115
92%
No par
2
11
40%
*105
94
51,500
13
135
40%
41 %
40%
52%
115
*92%
16%
3% Jan
»
39%
53%
*105
41%
14% Jan
10
4,900
93
40
52%
112
93
23
24% Jan
23
53%
53 %
51%
*102
94
60
16%
19
Dec
25,900
28%
15
Jan
13%
16%
14
9
12%
40%
8% Jan
May 16
Aug
2
Apr 30
13%
29%
15% Feb
I0J
13
28%
36% Jan
1
13
40%
16%
21
17
32,600
16%
24% Feb
55
25%
41
31
9
25
28%
27
n
25%
96
28%
Dairies Inc
20% Jan
2
31% Feb 27
Jan
25
40
%
40%
25%
112
*92%
40
*94
40%
16%
2
64
52 %
51
*102
94
6,200
93%
16%
22
25
12%
46%
28%
8% Jan
8
13%
13%
45%
*89
16%
40% Jan
28
24%
*18%
27%
10
46% Jun
25%
12'%
107
40
__5
95
24%
52 VL-
52
18%
47
95
16%
11
21
125
.1,600
45%
18%
46
96
28%
30
90% July
18 %
45%
18%
46
*95
16%
Dec
25
18%
18%
44%
18%
800
28%
Apr
19
25% Dec
12,500
15
i__2
10% Apr
45
36 % Jan
Jan
4,800
01%
<
__10
13% Oct
51
59%
60%
18%"
.1
Motor Co
G
3% Oct
59%
61%
5
8% Jan
23
*14%
59%
61
41% Feb
3
„
14%
59
62%
37% Jan
18
23% Oct
14%
60%
61%
9
Nov
31% Dec
14%
59 %
Jan
Foremost
Oct
*14%
43
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
4,800
14,200
93%
14%
13
17% Mar 11
7
45
*89
63%
38% Jan
37% Jan 16
12 % Mar 14
7
44%
93%
60%
107
2
1,400
14%
*92%
2
20
60 %
62%
3 %%
25
7
5,900
4,500
103%
59%
45%
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7
44%
93%
42%
87
*102
14%
7
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6%
44%
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42
13,200
63
Mar 19
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6%
44%
93%
50
3,300
20
60
93
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7
44i/!
1,100
8,700
5f%
to
86
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1
97
51
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600
19%.
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26
85%.
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16,400
,
23%
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102
6,800
100
36%
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.
42%
85%
102
60'%
-
35%
20%
tb
14%
2
15
6%
42%
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41%
86
103%
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19%
26%
3,500
%
62%
4
25% Feb
20
7%
60%
19%
26%
.:
42 %
85
*102
60%
93%
Feb
8
30
61
41%
84%
103%
*102
44%
Jan
18% Apr 29
84%
Machinery & Chem Corp..__10
convertible preferred
100
preferred
100
Food
4'>
41%
86
103%
61% July 16
40% Dec 30
43%
.
92
67% July
17% May
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20%
100
59% Mar 19
6% Oct
51
20%
34%
97
50
21%
13 tii
30
8
*94
51%
20%
12%
35% Dec 30
13% Oct 22
52
94%
51
21'/!
6%
^____„1
preferred—.
32% Dec
8
94
51%
10
13
53% Mar 11
93%
24%
convertible
*23
20%
24%
4','0
23 %
50%
44%,
13% Mar ll
23%
23%
96
2
23%
*23
51%
59
Markets Inc_
35
34%
300
1,700
u
19%
,*20%
35%
96
96
Food Giant
20%
34%
19%
44
25% Mur 20
*20%
35%
26%
___..7%
pfd ser of '51
20%
19%
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&
cum
34%
34%
9,400
34
19%
*20%
34
I,300
54
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19%
8,000
Y
4%
13
54
33%*"
.
48%
.
4%
12%
33%
20%
35
26%
15
2
107% Feb
34
34%
_1
$4.20 div
47% Jan
65% May 15
134
19%
33%
43%
_5
Stores Inc common
33%
19%
26%
60%
Light C0..—.N0 par
Fluor Corp Ltd——
__2.50
16
33%
19%
20
No par
__l
;
33%
19%
20%
—_5
common..
Florence Stove Co___
Florida Power Corp
Mar 17
9(5
Carpet Co
preferred
7% Jan
18% Aug
43% Oct
33% Oct
$4
Florida
47% Feb
30
24% Jau
92
20
3
Jan
87
25
8
9
39% Jan
Apr
21
Jan
(The)
Flintkote Co (The)
60% Mar 18
63% Mar 14
17% Mar 14
34% Oct
69%
6
Firth
16
371/2 Jaii
45
44% Aifg 27
7% Mar
% Jan
8
9
33%
19
6,400
4,900
;
78
48
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54
33%
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18
27%*
4'A
54
10,000
17%
12%.
19%
26%
93 %
85
1,200
10
27
49%..
4%
54
*50.
54
48%
.12%
20%,
*102
20,TOO
79%
*72
51%
_No par
1
17%
78
4%
26%
100
Stores
V
*79
27'/a
12%
23%
.42%
First National
95% May 10
(j
11
78
Mar 12
62
50%
4
12%
23 %
Rubber com—6.25
preferred
8%
23%
9%
17 ti>
*72
23%
*93%
__10
2,000
371a;
8%
23%
10
2718
78
20%
Corp
4 %<6
17%
27 %
26% '
NY.__.___5
103 % Mar
13
14
6
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
83% Feb 21
101% Jan
Dec
17
24% Mar 14
8
12% Jan
22
Jan
39% Jan
101 % July 23
16
Nov
48
0
Jan
38% Nov
79
83% Jan
2
29% Jan
300% Oct
47
July 12
May
67
34
23%
_%__1
Corp.
17%
49
4%
12%
*50
35
Ferro
19% Dec 20
'
20%
20% Mar 12
20% Jan
51
4
12%
55
9%
27
*72
78
49%
4%
34%
26% Mar 17
10
14
12%
20%
___lo
*
8%
"
52%
25
Fenestra Inc_
preferred
Dept Stores
17%
27%
*72
)
-2.50
4.60%
Federated
23% Mar 13
Jan
17 %
27
78
10
9%
10
*
20% Mar 10
;
17%
27%
19%
36% Mar 21
Shares
'
9%
34
20
Si % Jan
79%
19%
19% Jan
12
*78%
34
29% Jan
105
79%
33%
18
22
*78%
1
31
Dec 30
79%
*79
10%
5
11
19% Oct
79%
5
20% Jan
75% Oct 28
79
;
the Week
37%
-
23%
*48%'
34% Jun
16
8%
23%
12%
10
% Jan
16% Jan
37%/
8%
24', 4
52%
*4%
21
Jun
37%
8%
24%
17%
18% Sep
28
38
8%
24%
27%
27% Jan
20% Nov 12
37%
38
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 2 L
.Thursday
Mar. 20
8%
Federal
Paper Board Co common
PRICES
24'%
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co
2
35% Mar 21
3
SALE
Mar. 19
8%
*72
Metallurgical Corp
_5
Corp
b
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
1
5%% conv pfd 1953 series_____50
Mar 20
54
1
1
_5o
Fansteel
24
37%
>
HIGH
Wednesday
24%
9%
Farwiek
23
2
32
36% May 14
2
4
100
Family Finance Corp common
5 '/o preferred series B
MaTil
Jan
50
8
17
25% Jun
31
13
24
11% Jan
61% May 13
7"
17% Oct 22
29
2
2
45% Jan
7% Jan
16% Apr
"
Sep 30
31% Dec
15% Jan
38
,
8%
Mar 17
24% Jan
Mar. 18
24%
1
18
64% July 10
22
Co
common
12
17% July
Aug 23
Foods
Mar 21
"l0%
2
38
Fail-child Engine & Airplane Corp.l
25% Mar 13
23% Mar 10
Tuesday
Mar. 17
34%
34%
2%
2%
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165
63
65%
90%
16
34%
2%
165
64
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•
9%
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35
34%
26
34%
25%
26
26.
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90%
90
90
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15%
15%
15%
16
16
34%
34%
34%
2%
34%
2%
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62
34%
2%
165
*
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2%
165
64'A
61%
63 ti
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61%
73
26%
25,000
500
6,900
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91
100
16
4,300
34 %
•
4,000
2%
2,700
165
62%
17,000
74 tb
13,200
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
5
74
73 %
73%
4
30%
31%
31
31%
31%
74%
31%
72%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
♦31%
31%
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31%
7,900
Grace
1
43
43%
42 %
43 %
42 tb
42%
42%
43 !a
42%
43%
10,700
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
11.10O
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P__.
Grand
Union
Granite
Grant
Co
No par
3%%
City Steel
5%
39%
12.50
5
preferred
.100
74
5%
5%
~
5%
5%
6 %
2,000
5%
39'%
39%
39%
40
40
40%
40'4
41
5,700
30%
31%
31
31 %
31
31%
33 tb
33%
33»4
33%
7,800
4,000
82
79%
80
30%
30%
30'%
30 tii
33
33%
32%.
33
33
33 tb
83%
82
82
81
81
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5%
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5%
40
74
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110
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,900
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,100
14
39 % Feb
25
Northern Paper Co
No par
25
43
43%
42
42%
42
43%
42%
43%
43
9
Great
43
52% Jan
29% Deo 2%
47% July 11
30% Jan
2
37% Feb
Great
Northern
No par
32%
33%
32%
32 %
32'A
33
32
33%
32%
33%
11,400
5
20
21% Jan
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
22%
4,900
139
139'%
139 %
71
*68%
43% Nov 20
•
>
Feb
122% Nov 11
67-
Dec
li
70% NOV 20
♦
m
20% Jan
22
Jan
18
Dec
11
Jan
78
12
14
Jan
136
3
20% Dec
"
65
11
toot notes
2
23% Feb 26
131% Jan
-
2
141
Feb
28
75
68
16
Mar 21
Jan
20
Groat
7%
Green
Western
Prop
6%
6%
1
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Iron Ore
1%
5
5
(The)
(W T) Co common
Gt Northern
73%
R.v Co
Sugar
No par
com
100
Bay fit Western RR__
(H L) Co Inc—
30% Apr
4
22% Jan
2
25% Mar 10
Green
16% Apr
Feb
30
14% Jan
2
15% Feb
4
Greyhound Corp (The) common
13
81
7
86% Feb
25
*»
gee
page Vb
Jan
preferred
-
138
100
preferred
*68%
1
3
——1_100
2514
15 Vb
*84
25%
15%
86
25%
15%
*84
71
25%
15%
86
140
♦68%
25%
15%
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140
70
►139
*68%
25%
25%
15%
15%
86
86
141
7.0
25%
w*
141
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141
3,800
70
70
25%
25 %
3,400
15 %
15%
9,400
*84%
87
10
19
20
The Commercial and Financial
(1328)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March
.
24
1953
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lo west
15 V* Oct
.
9
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
34% Jan
11
Jail
2
14% Dec
10
47% Dec
11
105% Oct
21
34% Jan 24
YORK
STOCK
Par
28
2014 Jan
9
Feb
4
10% Jan
10
Guantanamo Sugar_____
14% Feb
25
17% Jan
20
Gulf
8
32% Jan
11
80% Jan
10
52
May 13
101
Mar
5
60% Feb
4
25
Feb
111% Jan
Grumman
27
Aircraft
l
$5
Gulf Oil Corp.
Gulf States Utilities Co—:.
Common
%_
41% Jun
11
43% Feb
28
93 % Feb
5
89
Jan
10
95
Jan
30
$4.20
dividend
28
98
Apr
2
92
Jan
3
99
Mar 13
$4.40
83
Nov
4
96
Jan
20
95% Jan
10
98% Mar 11
$4.44
dividend preferred.
100
dividend preferred______100
38
Nov
4
41% Feb 21
38% Jan
3
42% Mar 18
53% Dec
30
89% Jan
51
18% Dec
20
24
106
81
6
39% Jan
0
No par
preferred
41%
__L10o
98
11
*
*97%
42%
97%
40%
15
1,800
*55%.
41
56%
300
107%
109%
30,100
40%
95
41
>
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3,900
95
97%
96%
*97%.
98
99%
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99%
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99%
42
*97%.
99%
56
12,400
8%
14%
108%
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,
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42
43
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95
41%
4i w;
41%
,
97
i> hares
18%
*8
14%
106%.
the Week
18%
8%
55
107%
105%
Friday
Mar. 21
18%
14%
57
*55%
56 %
41%
*92
95
97%
15
14%
106
105%
42
•
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8%
17%
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%
8
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15
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5G%
15
57
106%
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Oct
81Mb Auy
f
1'4%
18
17%
18%
*8
8 %
*8
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
preferred
■_
No par
17%
18%
18
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 2rt
Mar. 19
Mar. 38
Mar. 17
Eng Corp______l
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
17*14 Jan
14
12% May 10
152
NEW
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1957
97
529
H
13% Dec 31
17
2
Jan
28% Jan
Mar 21
20% Jan
11
Oil
29
Halliburton
21% Jan
10
C
16% Jan
21
111% Jan
11
70
Jan
2
15
2
11
Hanunermill
24% Dec 23
39
21% Jan
26 % Jan
73% Jan
24% Feb
22
45% Jan
2
32% Feb
17
Hammond
Jan
13
29% Oct
21
May 31
40% July 23
138
30
14
23% Dec
30
39% Mar 11
23% Feb
27
25% Jail
24
51% Auy
30% July
8
30
Jan
13
35% Jan
24
2
20%. Jan
32% Mar 25
20
Oct
22
8
Dec 30
'
3% Oc t
> 28
Nov
'
23% Feb 28
14% Dec
18
21% Nov 22
,
69% Oct
9
129
Jan
Mar 17
140
9
2
23% Jan
22% Jan
3
3% Jan
9
34% Jan 21
28% Jan
0
34
3
(V'c
67 % Mar 19
81
July
18% Jun
53
1
Jan
4%%
14% Jan
9
28
Mar 11
14
74
Jan
91
July 24
18% Jan 22
86%. Mar 14
89
17% Jan
6
20% Feb 26
Heller (WE)
19
24% Jan
16
23% Jan
2
28% Mar
Helme
8
32% Jan
2
36 v
Feb
25
38% Jan
7
17% Jan
12
10% Oct
21
60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
Dec'30
"15%
8% Oct
,
,
22
17% Oct 22
9
Nov
8
15% Oct 22
2
43% Jan
10
10
47% July ii
115% Jan 30
62
24
6
34% Mar
47% Jan 23
44% Nov 14
.
May
.
49% Mar 19
Jan
28
3.65%
5
Feb 26
7%
Hercules
23
47%. Jan
6
50
Feb
13
42% Sep
4t% Jan
19
37% Jan
2
44% Feb
3
Hertz Co
4
26% Jan
14
Hewitt-Robins Inc.:
11% Jan
13
30% Feb
13% Feb
6
17% July 16
3
78
Hoyden Newport Chem Corp.
60
74
July 19
22% Jan
7
10% Jun
20
68
7
Jan
2
9% Jan
10
25% July 2
16 % Sep 24
22% Jan 11
21
31
Jan
4%%
25
Feb
85
2
16 % Jan
Feb
$4%
20% Mar 12
10% Feb
2
.•
9% Jan 20
17% Jan
3
;
11% Jun
27
19% Mar
3974 Feb
24
22% Dec 23
39% Jan
10
24
Jan
2
27% Feb
4
81
97
Feb
8
89
Jail
2
92
Jan
31
6
% Jan
4
3
Jan
2
4
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
16% Jan
3
34% Nov
13
23:% July 24
39% May 29
28% Mar
40
5'/
8
20
100
Apr
1
60% July 11
92
Feb
20
27
54
57 % Feb
$2.25 convertible
6
Nov
4
3
23
30
Jan
7
Jan
18
8% Jan
22
18% Jan
8
5% Jan
10
4% May
6
11% Apr U9
00
Apr
12% Oct 23
16% Jan
70
85% Apr
Sep 27
2% Dec 29
19
Dec
30
12% Dec 23
29% Jan
50
17
Dec
4
26% Dec
11
25 % Oct
23
38
Jan
13
40
Jun
19
44
Nov
6
40
Nov
14
40
July 10
Nov 13
26
Va Jan
6
3
1
1% Jan
6% Jan
•'
13% Jan 27
14
4M
16
78% Feb
72% Jan
2% Jan
2
20 % Jan
2
24% Feb
5%
29
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
4
Jan
Hunt
3
21
Jan
4
40
17
*> •
May 31
75% Aug 12
51% Jan
2
28% Jan
13
33% Feb
29% Jan
2
32% Feb
9
8
44
2
45% Mar
38
Mar 20
47% Jan
7
52%
Jan
;
15
47% Fob
7
48
Feb
7
47% Feb
3
49% Jan
29 % Jan
2
6% Jan
com.
5
Ideal
Cement Co..
10O
10
L
common:
4
4.26 7c
preferred
32% Mar 13
Elcctriea
De
7% Feb
5
Jan
2
59
24
Nov
17% Jan
88 % Jan
8
65
Jan
2
73
Jan
15
148
Jan
16
158
Feb
6
158
Feb
6
,69
Dec
10
99% Jan
4
73
Jan
2
86
Feb
19
25% Dec
23
55% Jan
U
25% Jail
2
36% Mar 21
23% May 14
Inspiration Cons Copper
22% Jan
13
24
Insuranshares
52
2
37% Jan
3
41
Jan
21
86% Jail
35% Jan
3
Nov
13
81
<
18
Nov,
Dec
4
24
270% Oct 22
25% Dec 23
137
Jan
92
376% July
8
38% Jan 11
Nov
11
25% Oct
22
31% July 10
65
14
76
Nov
66% Oct 22
6% Oct 22
82% Nov
19
82
July 30
7% Dec 30
t
55 % Dec
17
85
Oct
11
34
Dec
26
Dec
24
27% Dec
9
22
7 25% Oct 21
20% Oct
22
Dec
23
30
Oct 22
12
156% Jan
25
May
115% Apr 23
11% Feb
109% July
98
'
Feb
20
Jan
2*7
Jail
148 % Mar
26% Jan
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
2
22% Jan
27
10
31% Feb
159 % Jan
94
Feb
4
96
Jan
22
13% Feb
4
57% Jan
100
34
Jan
Vu Jail
7
71
Feb
112
Fab
25
Am
28
Jan
2
29% Jan
13
13
21% Jun
3
22% Jan
17
14% Feb
19
24
27% Jail
2
54% Jun
29% Jan
13
28
Oct 22
33
130
Jan
22
50% Juiy 15
Harvester
:
13% Jan
-31
118
Jan
2
28
preferred..
Nickel
$4
of
Mar 11
28% Jan
27
37% Mar 13
Jan
10
123% Feb
3
36% Feb
27
41% Jan
8
6% Jun
11
28% Jan
9
4% Feb
10
5% Jan
27
75%
common
14%'
14%
14%
36
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16% Jan
2
'
20%
common
46
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32"
24
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23% Mar 19
21",,
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334' it
335%
15
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29"-,
29%
152
152
Feb
35% Dec
60% Nov
Dec
For
12
18
6
89 % Feb
87% Feb
28
88
Jan
24
36 % Feb
25
42
97
Jan
24
85
% July 3
July 11
64% July 24
99
see
Jan
2
Tan
17
footnotes
28
52
17
page 26.
38
93
Jan
Jan
Mar
39% Feb
3
97% Mar 21
10
41% Jan
4
97% Feb
25
16
13
44% Mar 12
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18,100
151%
95
1
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11
3444b
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10
89%
89 "b
88
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91
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342
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152
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29%
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21
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28%
.
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89%
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151%: 155
29
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310
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89 7 b
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338
336
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30
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2,200
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25%
32%.
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26%
26%
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•>
37
26
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28%
124%
r.
31%
32
26.600
4%
;
5,i.
28%
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Laughlin Steel
'2,700
27
14%
14%
14 "4-
->'34%
3447
34*7
34%
28
Ms
28%'
284b-
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33%
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124
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22,000
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'.y-Jt
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22%
84%
Johnson
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26*7
144b
34 M.:
34 7
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4%
26%
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25%
28 %:
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207«
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29
5
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70
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90
29%
•
152
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1
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83 Mi
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Jeffersori Lake
Jewel Tea
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1,200
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63%
v'--
7 L %
*155 V
82 7,,
4()
40% v40.%,
'
-
70%
•24%
1
;
Jaeger Machine Co
26 % Mar 19
85% Feb
700
5
15%
37
15%.. 15%
;*33
*24
89
Corp
,
25
1%
5
44%
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324-1
71%
t
89
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31 M,
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40
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30%
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160
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69
3,100
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35
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324 b
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33%
14"
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15"a
48
34%
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85%
8 %
70
,
.
50
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155
33"4
19% Feb
75
Aug 29
34% Dec 10
ooo
38
81 Va
*10%
.
22 v4
03
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35
85*4
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'31%
51%
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■>*7
14%
82
63% Mar 21
2,300
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54%
1
37
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38
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a
33%
4?% July 11
3
34 b
55
15"
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91
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vr.54 %
1 Mti
75
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31%.
30%
-
8*4
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-
3%
63-
71%
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&
Interstate Dept Stores....
Interstate Power Co
19
56
17%
34 Mi
*80%.
>'
5
36"4
63
31
•,
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Iowa Power & Light Co...
lo
k
11
2
19
17%
—*37
10 Mi
43
75
.
36"8
70%-
No par
Utilities
28
60% Auy
19
17%
r
....
Nov
14
3%
19%
95
*1%'
143bL
T4.3«
No par
Telep
Jun
Jan
3%
'19%
*93%
,*4%
22 Mi
;3l3b
:.
66 %
preferred
::
-2%
*C5
Salt,
18
24
"...
95
-•43'%
15%
*21 %
11%
47% Jan
Jan
3,700
15,400
7
89%
,,;"->.93%
5
75
2%,
95
78
'•
6,700
:
27
55 % %
54-%-.
j
4
11
40
*87 4 a
95
8
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3% Feb
13% Oct
45%
20 "7
83%
■••
44
,
15%
22%
-
,
*11%
International
Mar 21
15
%
2%*21 %
*91%
International
5
27
7
700
'
17%
34%
10%
13a
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43Acj
15%
10:(«.
'
8!i,
>44 V
5
44M:
No par
Silver
7ck
*4%.
75';.
International
5
34% Mar 20
;
.
38%
45%
My
82
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.
10 M,
„
h
1%
U V.
75
101
8 %
43:,4
Canada_____-No ]>ar
32% Jail
26-% Feb
5,300
100
38
20%
3%
34%
•
553 a
55
.
10%
*71%
Siioe
29
.0"
"i-
*
7;,-i
of Cent Anier com__No par
preferred
.100
International
32% Mar 14
56%
56
95
*93 M:
95
*10%
-W
lIOO
Paper
preferred
57c
Vis
15%,
No par
1
;
International
31% Mar
19 4b
28%
38%
'i455b
17"i
*84 7a
;i5:%
....
common..
37% Mar 10
'
19%
*2747
197a
/: 20Mi
*87%
>.'•
20
*80%
85
1
Int'l Rys
28
14
■
38
81':,
34",,
'
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Maehines_____No par
International
4
13
28 % Mar 29
111% Jim
■.
Corp
Business
4(r
19
16
1,500
•
P.5
32%
International Packers Limited
33% Dec
13
Iron
Feb
27
10%;
.
81'i
_100
Int'l
13
104 b
194b
-
10
Jan
10 MB
Mi
45 M*
34
*32
7'r
preferred
i__._.100
Int'l Minerals Si Chemical com_:
5
Mar 10
7% Jan
7,700
89 M-
86
*45
5
79% Mar 13
2
10
24 4b
26%
81
*48
Inc__4-___._fL._l
17
Jan
*97«
23Tb
45%
y;,71
38
48
—.20
70% Jan
2
24
Ctfs
Int'l
29
30% Mar 10
*37
38
50
_-_100
74
7
10
19 V4
19%
*27%.. 28 %
3 Mi
110
20
10
4
20 '
8347
244«
-38
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■
•
3,700
19%
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'
38"i.
*19 Mi
17%
51'.
Co____.__.____. No par
Int'l
5
3
4
Dec
Interlake
Mar 20
2
13
24% Jan
28
342
M
1,100
13%
69
82 "4
25%
-
19%
*50%
.
Interchemicnl Corp common
4 % <:'c1 preferred.
6
28 % Nov
,
Mar 13
89% Feb
:
a.
30,800
30
13
84
>20
2,500
41
*07
28 M,
3 Ms
3%,
100 pesos
....
Inland Steel
7
16
A
13
85 % Feb
51% Apr 23
S
60% Jan
92
May 23
Feb
300
9
106 % May 10
125
July 12
35
Jan
8
26% May 10
40 %
19
% Mar
12,100
50 47
*29
13
*87%
■
89%
•
17!!«
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Ingersoll-Rand Common..;
6'.;
preferred
29% Oct 21
5,300
.--
;
50
40 %b
09
38
19%
*48%
Industrial Rayon__i._L_.__i
201
13%
39 Tb
Mexico
2
14
,
7
700
24
%
.
10
10
26%
1
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...
9
.,
25"
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63%. .'03%,
4.70% - preferred
_l___"__-__5o
preferred
50
4.20 7'r preferred,.
.__L_
___50
Indianapolis Power &.Llght_..No par
4.42
/
14
11
13
3947
294b
12-'Mi
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v..
>82%'>
19-MM
3%
*44 M.
97/* Apr
Feb
k
112 V* 11244
41%
29%
*19%
*
31%'" 32%
_._50
39% Jan
156
13%
50
.
*27%
17%
1
-...
30
14
150
*49
;
19%
%:;
.No par
:__1S
Illinois Central RR Co
13% Doc 23
:
,
M
50
10
34%,
_„_„1
convertible pfd series A.__.50
Industria
6% Dec
Inc
4.08"c .preferred.^.
21
44% Jan
Jan
45% Mar
Indust
Illinois Power Co
22
48
46% Apr 23
31% July 6
4
&
No par
Idaho Power Co____-_i.___.__..
.
21
11
com.__.loo
preferred ._l0o
Hussmann Refrigerator Co____^__..5
65% Mar 10
17 % Apr
52
Feb
Manhattan
Bay Mifi & Sin Ltd
preferred series A._.__
5%
4
32% May
46% Mar
11
3547
MM 50
24%
80
1
.1
Hupp Corp common______b_
5
35% Feb
0
<fe
-!
,
t
noncumulative
Foods
5%
^
63% Jan
35 41
20
•
1
33%
*93
((.'Hudson
19
8
35 '/4
114
84
UM'b
*85
100
Hudson
17
6
May 21
35% May 23
2,700
/13 'b
13
28*4
20
*87
50
preferred
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
16
Feb
%
40 "i
08
*9%.
45 %
preferred.:
.100
Houston Lighting & Power___.No
par
46% Mar 21
16
preferred..
4.40%
8% Mar 20
3
4% Jan
41 % Mar
4
-20
277/a
"-55*2
>(19 Mt
45
17',:!
Household Finance common__No par
3% </b preferred
100
10 % Mar 19
,
2,100
.
•
Mar 20
87
-.
-27%
39%
*27%
'
89 Mi
27% Jan
Feb
87*
27%
'
i
26%
7
35
10
3
45
%
38% Fob
87-%. Jan
93% Jan
1,300;;
48 3 7 MM.
*8047
-
26
^87 1
9
83
%
-
iM,;.^->49
23"
45%
Oil Corp
10
Hooker Electrochcm Co common ___5
$4.25 preferred .u—.____i____No par
M
J
97u
23
38
3 V::
25
%V.
7
800
28
20%
29 Mi
68
*82%.
37'%
*19%
13
;
9,000
•
204 b
41 Mi
2j»
.
20
{
x9
19%
_____
Feb
■
75
48%
88
.35
V
-
.13
38%
Corp of America common.__1
Mar 14
•48 7b
-;
>., -40
144b"T
•
*73%
*->11:2 Ma
'
28 %
convertible preferred
.25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common._3
84
!)*'
a
84
22 "«
-
X40'
38
Hotel
79
Dec
19%
*27%
12.50
6
26
3% Oct
lo
30
common
16
Mar 13
1 % Sep
4
30
Apr
43
10 1
36 % Jan
% Nov 18
14%
*27%
-
700
<27%
,56
,
13
197;i
,
10%;
23%,
10%,
Jan
85
07
•
1,400
33 4b
00 Mb
%
*1,400
,
•
20%
.
M'; 50
68%
a
*82 Mi
«
!:97u
22%
Jan
88
15
:
1
Jan
25
22
20'
20
2.50
ID
Oct
•60*
06
*49
;
-
28%
12%
,
"i
83 Mi
23
Any 30
>32
14%
28
21%"
25 MM;; .1
J 4%:
20
1,800-
2,000
20%
;
114
2
40%
28"^
13%
67
7
Jan
f
*80%
-
3»
3
*312
so
40%
28%
13
67
10
72
*4%
07%
>:48"i
>
-
27 Mi
50
55% !
*49
41%
No par
.
•-
56%.
281 >
Jan
69
:
>
..'13%
12M,.:
39% M 40 ■
40
113
113
50
40:,«
15% Feb
__
25
18
56'',
>49
Honolulu
*
D^p 31
(convi___
20
71 % Jan
6% Dec
pfd
Jan
22
8Mb
2nd
Holly Sugar Corp
Oct
,
*35*
'
-•
12%.
39-'»
.
100
5convertible preferred
Homestake Mining____
2
40 5
5
4
2
32% Jan
36
11%
12%
__1
'
preferred series A
6
25% Jan
49%
27 v--M
27%
*35
114%
1
_
26
5
10
30
(The)
40% Feb
Feb
40% Jan
v
27 Vu
■u
36
'
Hoffman Electronics
Corp.^
___50c
Holland, Furnace Co__
L__
___5
24% Mar 20
2147
24%
4%
33%
-■
:
32%:,.-
75
...
•
common__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp.
Hires Co (Charles E)_
19
27%
*113
preferred series A_^_____50
3%9
12
28
32
,
'
39 3i
100
__
50% Feb 19
Jan
-20%
32%
21%
"14%
-
9,700
;
•
24%;%''; /
24%
C4%
'
,7
137
24%
■
•
.
33%
137
"
preferred,
Hershey Chocolate
20
17
32-%
-'.-4%
"
*9.2
••
>33
1,300
1,500 M
24%
-21%
.
r.
14%
1
33%
142
■'
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'
*80% % 87
20-8- 2A%
86',;:' "
'
•
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4%
27 M: % 28
75"''
4!K
48:%
86%
20^/4
2834 "
*73%
75>
48%
'!•
y
20%
11%
:
common
5%
Jail
Jan
*14 1
14%,
'
•
,
67 %
65 Ma
27
■
*73%'
'87
'■■v7 27 Vi
*35
27
•
%
48%
:>
s20:,/i-'
preferred ___25
69
1
46% Oct
lo
3
87
48.1
*86 M:
1
53% Jan
11
3
75
25
_
July 25
32 % Oct
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
27
:_______No par
2 1/12
Powder
64%
*14%
*14%
14%
26%
*73%.
___100
Hercules Motors.
4
Jan
03
i
•
noncumulative
13 % Mar 21
116
25% Nov
40
1
.15
100
.
common.__
41% Feb
112% Mar 21
65
63%.
33-
283i
*137
33 %
*32
32%
33%
:
30
29
-4'%'!fi24%
i-fl1%
•
500
.
22%,
>
21% :'217n
24%
14%
7244
22%
32%
-4%
4% >••4%
4%
"33 Vh
5
& Co
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213V
*24% >•25%
'
;
preferred
(G
21%,
>'
22
25%
4%
_____50
preferred
;
Heinz (H J) Co common
64
i'
22
*24%'
*137b
*72%'
4,400
23
24"),
T'4{2r'b
33
9,700
>7.
14
Vi
33%
-
142
24%
.
21
28'b
V
~
32%
24%
32 "i
33 %
33
-
24"«
5247
2047
72 %
-
72
33 *b
*137
142
*137
24%'
100
51
20%
23
v.
29
*28 *2
•>
323a
32%
32%
140
24 >£>
__1
Hayes
26
27% Feb
32
10
%3%%
15
10
24% Dec
291
Industries Inc
Heoht Co common..
72% Jan
19
35
Jan 21
103% Oct 22
f
28%.
:
22 % Jan
Nov
30% July 23
C 9% Dec 30
29
14
72" 1
•23
23
-
53 Ma
20%
13%
13%
28%
140
21
*72%
223 «
1
547a
207«
72"^
22%
:______2.50
1__
5
Haveg Industries Inc
16
-,*72%
1
22
7.50
%
19
14% Jan
,14
72:%
_..10o
com
53
5
14.
13%
*72'••
■
22%
Corp„_;
preferred-
22% Sep
.
Refrac
28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20
2
203a
13%
100
Hat Corp of America common
6
54%
1
preferred
15% Oct
s.
43 % Dec
83
,r
__l
42% >
541V
920:/4
55
20T«t
2.5o
Hart Schaffner & Marx__i_
27
Mar
5
Organ Co
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Co
16
4% Jan
42%
54%
20,'«
preferred
Paper Co___
Harris-Intertype
25% Mar 13
7
6% Jan
8
27
14
Jun
Cementing
convertible
Harbison-Walk
7
29 % Dec
,
4%
33% Mar I!)
127% Oct
Well
(W F) Printing
Hamilton Watch Co common
24
Dec
25
Hall
20% Dec 24
67
Li
Water
58 % Jau
6
13% Mar
Ilackensack
1
47
61
._100
,
com
5c'c preferred series A_
Joy Manufacturing Co....
37%
J.2%
944b
__lo
38 4b
95
60%
.
37
.
.
--c
*85-
37%
94%
-
QS'b
-
37
-
94%
39%
38
100
94
94
93%,.; 93%
9337:
42%
43 Tb
42%-
424b,.
.
.
38%
42 Tb
.
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38 M4
37%
95%
39%
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42Tii
244b
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01
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90
,
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.
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-
4
88
00*7
60%
90
-
26 4
24%
-
85
*87%
90"
38%
25
23 47
22
22
,
85
61
*87%
5
21%
'21%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
Par
„
Tuesday
Mar. 17
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 18
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 19
the Week
Friday
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
Shares
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22
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Dec
Dec
23
28
2
89
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7
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5
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13
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14
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37
109% May
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46% May 18
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77
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23
18
77
8%
13%
7'% Jan
27% Feb
16%
76 Ft
8%
200
33%
preferred scries A——1.00
Square Garden--,—No par
Magma Copper—
—:—-10
•
16 Fa
77
8%
.
.i—4
41W
.«Magna vox Co
16%
76 Ft
8%
11%
Mallory <P R)
91
35% Jan
Mar 11
16 Fa
76%
8%
11%
Madison
Mar 21
'•
5,500
16 Fa
28%
16%
11%
31
47
69% Nov 11
«
37
28'%
12
-28% Jan
13
'33% Dec 30
47
28%
12
preferred i——-——100
—_5
Macy
28 Fa
54 Ft
Mack Trucks Inc.
•
28%
54 %
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
'<
28 Y*
.,
No par
Lukens Steel Co—_V
6%
200
8,100
54
—50
'
1.500
24 Ft
54%
Nashville-——
-
*16
8,200
24
75%
41%
2,800
IF*
24
*16%
41%
34 Fa
6 Fa
1!%
23%
3%
*
6
1%
24 Fa
16%
7%
34
6%
4%
76%
38%
34%
16 Ft
28%
7%
3,000
*4%
27%
38%
100
;
10!%
16'%
27%
10c
89
10
6
16%
23%
69%
*87
•
5
23%
146%
27
17
x23%
69%
*26'%
100
2,100
18%
10 Fa
*1F4
"5
*4%
146%
v
*4%
4%
54
iLowenstein. (M) As Sons Inc
,
*16
17
5
common
-
6%
1%
6
18%
».■
100
18
34%
35
Fa
lFt
16%
—'—1
conv
(P) Co
preferred
Z.
1%
4%
4%
1
Louisville' Gas & El Co
14
18% Jan' ; 2
35% July 19
37 % May
8
29% Oct 23
Nov
14
Mar 19
9
Jan " 2
17
34%
Fa
6%
300
3%
10
69
13
26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
77
■31% Feb
-84% Feb
5-% Jail
2
10
38
49% Dec 26
25
3
13 % Feb
'15% July 17
20% Apr
54 Hi Feb
35
6%
*1%
*16%
68%
Mahoning Coal RR Co.'.
21
1
35
Fa
2.50
;
—.
Louisville
•.
30
10
Jan
10
69%
19
6
14
37% May 13
89
*10
69%
12% Jail '3
% Jan
89
*87
10%
70%
5% Jan-' 2
-9% July 23
15% Dec 24
17% Oct 22
7%
6
6
Feb
*87
89
10 %
70
420 '• Feb
26
*87
10%
75%
conv
Lorillard
5
26% Feb
30% Jan.-" 2
Feb 10
11
Jan
-17
18
20
;
390
17
10
'
4% Nov 26
11% Dec 23
12
May 27
89
35%
___
5%'series B preferred—
29
3
31%.iJan
2
Jun
44 4-
530
23% Dec 24
-
Jan
89 j
19
28% Dec 23
27%
20
Jan
13% Feb
,
14
Jan
*26%
*88
123% Jan
Jan
8
27
103
^30% Jan 23
78% Jan
27
series G
62% Feb
2
28
27
*87
preferred
;
—100
Long Island Lighting Co com
-.10
;;31'%Jan 28
15.
86% Jan 30'
11% July 1
*26%
scries E preferred-——100
Jan" 2
«■
27
series D preferred
23
Jan
19
8%
IiOne Star Cement Corp—
I '76' "Mar 19
21.''ti Jail
*18%
4.40%
Jan'10
116
4
19
4.35%.
GO
32% May 17
1
18
385
Mar
14
32% July 12
19% Oct 22
18%
No par
Loew's Inc
-54% Mar 19
11% Jan --: 2
.
28
39% Mar 22
22% Dec 16
lJ2%X>ec 26
77
Jan •' 7
22
16
<•
19
Corp..,
Inc—
*17Fa
18%
27%
Industries Coip
17%
19
5
„
16%
25
*3%
17%
*16%
_
16%
25
3%
18
10%
4,000
.
16%
*3%
*26%
3
32
31
25 Fa
16%
*25
3%
*17. Fa
1st preferred—No.par
(The)L'—
16%
25 Fa
3%
18
19
-—5
2nd pfd—
16%
*25
*17%
4.25%
105% Feb
30%
13
*17%
11
14,0
4,700
19%
92% Feb
128
7,100
74 Fa
1
*
150
'
*19'%
24
23
26'%
75 Fa
86% Mar 21
.
2
133% Dec
11
Jan
10%
26'%
31 Fa
.Lone Star Gas Co common———1.0
20
81 Ft
10%
19%
23%
4.84%
81'%
10%
26 Fa
75
1
.*'•
81%
31
1%
+
9
.104
4
July 24
'45% Feb
Jan
-
5,900
19 Fa
35%
6%
;
Mar 11
23% Feb
2
;
23% Oct 22
116
;
112
101% Jan/13
32% Jan ,10
Jan 10
4
34
2
13
.107% Feb
Jan
Aug 26
15% Feb
3,100
42 Fa
31%
common.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
5
35
Feb
15% Jan
43% Feb
36% Mar 20
89
93
'•
28%
42
19%
1%
Industries
28%
42
75%
r
List
29
500
74%
6:?b
Corp- (The)
Lionel Corp
4,000
*19%
4%
/Litton
9
9,700
22%
74%
,100
Link Belt Co..—
j
6
-
2
'92
Mar
43% Jan
2
103
Aug 26
Nov
5
Jan
4
93
'
I
13% Mar 19
78% Nov 12
.' 80
; Feb
53%
22 Va
30%
19%
1
—
—
11% Mar 11
-
7% Jan
2
t
6
28 % Jan
7
23% Jan
19% Oct 22
29
Mar
31
40 % July 16.
29% Oct
•
57
-•
17
52% July 30
57% Jan
2
9% Dec 30
Jan
73
2
10% July 16
36% Oct 25
26
Oct 10
*
152
i
22
53%
•>,.
19%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
19
Libbey McNeill & Libby—
—7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com——25
Tje.:' preferred
x 100
Lily Tulip Cup Ccrp_.
j.
10
24
53!'a
22
73
No par
Lerner Stores
•
6
'
*
68% Jan
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
Sons Co
Lehn & Fink Products
10
78% Mar
*
,
32
73
'
28% Mar 18
2'
70.'% Jan
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
14% Oct
25% Feb
25
31
Apr 29
25% Dec
%
28
:
32
20
No par
1
non-cum
6,600
2,100
23%
71 %
-
non-cum
*23
*19%
3%
$3
Ft
,
2,100
1
!
-
16%
50c
•-
*81
.
5
No par
i—.
Lehigh Valley RR_——
;
Lehigh Valley Coal common
•
4.200
41%
32
25%
13
37'%
39%
23 Fa
32
*3%
13
37
40'%
32
*25%
5% Feb
37'/a
39%
23 '/a
*31 Fa
xlG%
17% Feb
36'%
31%
3%
3
24,200
31%
16%
2
89'%
32%
25%
Jan
87
*31%
51%
1
*3%
preferred
86%
23 Fa
16%
3.85%
85%
40
1
&
2,600i
*22%
Co common
(James)
31'%
40
36%
25%
Gas
4% Jan
14
37%
1
31 Fa
23 Fa
"Lehigh,Coal & Navigation Co—
10
; Lehigh Portland" Cement—,
—.15
9
4
36%
39%
:
300
31 Fa
39 %
36%
4
Lees
20
2% Jan
86%
1,100
12'%
23
!
11
Dec
84%
27%
23%
Bryant——,—
Lee Rubber & .Tire_—._—
7
12
1:
84%
36'%
*11%
41%
:
Lane
'
30
5% Dec 10
26% Oct
t
83%
*35 Fa
....
31%
37%
La
11% Jan
7
35%'Mar 14
ii\-
"
4
86% Mar
,
31'/a
*11%
4.32%Vpreferred series A
;_25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Laclede
5
14
''
;.F,eb 20
Jan .17
12
27%
2,000
31 Fa
22%
—;
Kroger Co (The)
,18% Feb
3
./20 ; Jan 27
.2
12
31%
27%
10
20
60'%
27%
40 Ve
'
20% Oct
,
12%
31%
110
31'%
37
2.50
-
Inc—
&
12%
31%
12
31
290
97
*86
*87
*101%
37%
90
103
13
47
*50
*99%
37
*87
*101%
34%
34%
94 '
93
93
24%
24%
24%
81%
a
81 !t
*92
81 Fa
24
81
94
24%
82
*80
82
*80
82
134
134
134
134
136
92
24!
70
92
24
*80
136%
a
82
4,100
160
50
82
140
2.666
32%
32%
32!%
32%
32%
32%
800
33%
18 %
18%
18%
18'%
18%
18'%
18%
19,900
48!%
48'%
48 %
2,100
47
48!
92
4
99
87
90
103
86!
48!
a
92
*90
102
99%
2
*87
*101 %
(
j.
89
97
27'%
"■84! a
—:
Kroehler Mfg Co—
13% Jan.
5
27'%
No par
.
Kresg'e* (S S) Co—
(E J)
*35'%
31'%
12%
Airlines
,83% Jan
Korvette
31%
27%
86
88'%
36'%
31 Fa
27 VA
31%
86""
Koppers Co Inc common.
.
*35 V*
27%
31%
„
,26% Feb
9
12% Ocb 22
;
Royal
36%
31%
1
2"
2 V
15% Jan
17
7
Mar 17
*35%
*31
*11%
1
10%
66 % Dec
30
47
King-Seeley
*KLM
,59%
1
Co
Knnberly-Clark Corp 1
'
60%
5
Jan
10
31%
59%
2,600
86
27%
Co
22% Jan
78% Jan "2
7
26 % May
17
29% Feb
Hayes
&
11
21% Mar
Dec 30
9
22
>53% Mar 19
*'28
Jan 1G
43
36%
*31
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Mar 20
2,"
*35%
/Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common—1
4% % conv prior preferred
—25
27
24
; ,„32 "
60! a
900
42'%
*90 Fa
8.75
Copper—
County Land Co
"Kern
4
44% Jail
Jan
i
Co
Kcnnecott
24
2.
25% Jan
34% Jari
2
94% Apr 10
39% Feb
.
46% Jan 16
21% Maris "
36% July 11
33
2
•
Kelsey
89% Mar 21
7
38
19
(Julius)
Kayser
3
30
25
28 V
Electric
&
GO1,a
No par
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Gas
No par
-50
com
"Kansas Power & Light Co
Feb
16
38% Oct
75% Jun
4%.
5
33% Jan
20% Oct
;• 32% Oct
Kansas City Southern
Mar 13
*94
,—-—100
100
93'%
42
*
4.35% "'preferred
300
93 Va
*83 Fa
F2
55,400
28%
48
89
*99
90
100 Fa
*88
90! 2
*99
100'%
87
*86'%
88
*86'%
88
90
*87
90
*87
90
103
*101%
103
*101'%
103
40
40
220
+
1
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1330)
Monday, March 24, 1958
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1957
Lowest
25
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
31
60% Jan
10
24% Feb
28
2
38% Jun
5
34'A Jan
8
41
26 % Dec
26
40% Jan
3
29% Jan
9
33 Ya Jan
35
Dec
18
53
July If
35% Jan
2
43
77
Dec
31
82% Dec 12
Jan
2
86% Jan
25 Yb Oct
21
40
73 VA Jan
Dec
12
Dec
11
8
1
76
59
Dec 30
Feb
15
88 VA
Sep
17
2
66
Jan
23
16% Jan 28
13
Jun
19% Feb
10
11% Jan
2
Feb
3
73% Feb
25
81 % Feb
5
14
98
Jan
14
Mar 11
35% Apr 11
21% Jan
2
25% Jan
16
Feb
13
28% Sep
4
27% Jan
6
31
Jan
28
4% Dec
17
12% Jan
14
4% Jan
2
25
f
32% Oct 22
26 VA Oct
22
AVa Oct 22
30 Ya Dec
13
10
44% Jan 31
21
11% Apr 12
72% May l
83% Apr 29
4% Jan
Jan
62
Jan
NOT 13
Oct 29
8
15 Ya Dec
17
8% Jan
Apr 12
23
24% Apr
Oct 22
10
23% Jan
I-
"
40%
41'A
40 3A
40%
40%
40%
85
84
84
84%
84%
28%
29
28 %
28%
29%
30
igva
17%
16%
17
i6ye
17 "4
—JO
Corp
*
1
_
85%
preferred.
conv
15
25
18%
*12%
75%
*97%
12%
84%
84%
84 VA
30%
29%
30
17
16%
17
86%
13
75
24%
24
24%
24
24 V i
29%
30
30'A
30
30
7 Vis
7%
7%
7-%
7%
33%
33:%
5,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
6%
6VA
6%
O'A
6V4
7,200
39 %
40%
39%
40 Va
40%
41 Ya
42%
41%
23%
x21%
-—100
preferred scries A-
Machine
Monarch
22%
"5%
of
43
22
21%
5Va
5%
21%
5%
22 Va
5%
*
60
73 Va
*71
73
*71
73
*71
*10Va
10%
*10%
11
*10%
11
•10VA
18%
19
18%
'
58 %
18%
Ilia
11%
11%
11%
12
12%
12V*
*11%
12 Va
*11%
11%
12
12%;
6'A
*18%
6%
6%
*6%
33%
32%
33 Va
32%
7.
33%
24%
24 Va
24 %
24%
25%
f
48% Jan 30
Montana Power Co
4G
40%
46 Va
22
17% Feb
7
18% Jan 20
Monteeutini Mining &
American shares
18%
18
19%
•<
7
17% Jan
19% Jan
51% July
35% Feb 12
£37% Not
2
•
11% Jan
38'/a Jan
7
Moorc-McCormack
19% Jan 24
2
■
Mar
13
2
Morrell
16% Mar 13
6
38% Mar 18
Jen If
37
Jan
2
13
Jan
2
16% Jan
32% Jan
19% Jan
2
26% Mar
14% Mer 29
17
Jan
«
18 Ya Jan
30% Jan
2
19% Jan
S
26 Va Mar 12
38
Feb
25
11
Jan
0
14% Feb
43% Jan
":i 14% Jan
9
53VA Mar 10
18% Jan 27
9% Jan
2
Motor
37% Mar 11
|
17% Apr So
38% Jen U
18% Dee It
31
<37% Dec 31
»o
July If
May l
18 %
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
20 V
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
■'18%
12
*18.Va
18%
15%
15%
15%'
38%
39 Ya
'38 •%
39
18%. 18%
18%
■-
42
Products
Wlieel
27
24,900
25%
7,500
46 %
46%
1,400
46 Va
20
*18%
(F E)
Natco
;118%
15%
39 V*
38%
38%
;38-r«
38 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
26%
26%
25 Va
26
25 Va
25%
25%
*38%
"15%
39%
13%
25%
18
18
18
18
37'A
36%
37
36%
37
25
25%
24%-
25
24%
24%
24%
25
& Bros—-- ---No par
39%
39%
41 Va
39%
39 V
40%
42
41%
Corp
is
37
18%
600
1,300
2,600
18
t'
18 Ya
1,400
37%
37 %
1 4,000
24%
A
37 Va
:
•:
25%
17%
;
f
4,300
.
.
38%
13%
25%'
*
38%.
13%
36%
.
;
.39
5
T
1,100
V 5,100
15%
:
'
5,700
17,400
18%'
40
700
■
19%
20%
35%' 35%
19
/
15%
38%
J
39
Murray Corp of -America—
Myers
.*
18%
—I
10
—
Mar 20
*18
.18%-
■
—1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)———
401
r
6%
33%
13'/a
18
6VA
200
33
*38%
Mueller Brass Co
3,300
13
25%
4—5
_
500
12%
12 %
25%
---10
Corj'---
Corp
19 VA
12%
*
35% "35%
,
15%
V
16'A
39%
19
100
10%
33%
19%
a
;
19
10
39%
3
i
—
Motor
7
30% Dee 12 »'
45%
18 %
40
.
33 Va
'
10
.
45%
18%
46
—10
Inc
Motorola
Feb
23% Jan 11
<
46'%
6Va
11,900
18,000
'
-25%
,
.
'
.'42%
.12% Dee 23
<
19% Deo 31
47
Lines—
(Jolm) &;Co_^——
7
*18%
No par
Chemical_1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co——-——
1 c
Montgomery Ward & Co„—No par
21% Mar 11
36
Jan
25% Jaa 24
10% Oct 22
i
18% Feb 25
*6%
•
5VA
58
72 Va
10%
:
12%
19
'
*71
18%
24
(The)
58
13,800
22 Ya
5%
GO
12
*11%
_i.
;
72%
10%
*71
-
7,500
42 V A"
21%
5%
*58 Va
33
Class
34
60
38% Oct 21
s
34
*58 Va
61
Tool—.No par
deposit—
22 %
5%
5%
*59
A_:—i—.—;.25
class
RR
Certificates
16
28
4,200
20 V«
297/«
B-—..No par
Chemical Co
—•—2
38% May 31
44% Jan
T
34 VA
19%
29 Va
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co—_—5
Dec 23
1,800
11,900
20
Monsanto
18 :
30
8%
29%
25% Jan 27
<27% Dee 30
.17
Dee 27
5,900
30
7%
19%
33 Va
17% Dec 23
f
24
30
7%
29 Va
2
12
13,300
29%
Co
33%
25
Feb
23%
:
20 Ya
Monon
17
36% Jan
78
19%
6
7% Jan 21
6% Mar 20
300
13
99
29 Va
12% Mar
32
"
13
76
*98
19%
Corp
Development
35
Feb
Jar
40
200
2,380
x9-,a
24%
7%
22% Jan
45
Jan
18
18% Oct 22
1,200
Ya
"
76 Va
41% July 11
28% Mar 4
49% Jun 12
5% Dec26
30% Feb 26
<
15
29%
34
8,800
8%
*14%
99
23%
7%
9,400
-
13
*12%
60
4,300
<
67
19
*98
1,300
86%
8%
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15'A
19
99
86
8%
65
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75%
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86%
8%
19
74%
99
40%
64
15%
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75%
74%
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40%-
16%
04
24%
preferred ——>——-100
4.29 (v preferred—————-—100
1.25
Mojud Co Inc—_—
26
13% Jan
12%
12%
77%
5)9
18%
200
33
30%
29%
3% '/e
19% Mar 12
6
6
18%
18 V a
18%
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40%
8%
15%
32%
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86 Va
8%
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15
32%
40%
29%
5%
7 Ye
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7
6%
64
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33
85%
87
8%
64
15
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33
85%
8%
66
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
llVa Feb
87%
8%
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Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
72
13
■84
100
5
11% Feb
i
—5
24
15% Jan
le
•
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Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
Mar 14
00
12% Mar
t
,<
32%
6 % Jan
10
58
32%
25% Feb
2
Jan
12,000
1
1
Inc—.
19%
Mar 19
43
2
52
10,800
40%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
30% Feb
6
0% Marl9
2
4Va Deo 30
• Not
13
50
30 V4
28%
Mission
Mission
19% Dec 30
>
v
Va
40 '4
20%
4
4
30% Jan
28
41
29%
Feb
23 % Feb
I
28 %
41
19%
37
2
10
65% Mar
28
40*8
29 Va
25
4% Jan
27'A
40 Va
1
—5
10
Feb
I
27 y«
40 Va
33%
Jan
27
12% Jan
30
8% Mar 21
18% Jan
31
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
17% Dec 30
27'A
39%
Minneapolis <te St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S3 Mtu1e_—No par
Minn Mining <fc Mfg com—No par
$4 preferred——.———-No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper——2.50
Minnesota Power «te Light.
No par
Minute Maid Corp—
1
17
93
101
2nd
$1.50
Shares
26%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg——1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred--,
.100
16
Jan
11
10
17
July 9
98% Fete 26
20% Dec 30
17
the Week
Friday
Mar. 21 *
39%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
Jan
13% Jan
24% July 21
21% July 12
58
Jan
Oil
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. zo
27%
preferred
1st
PRICES
39%
Midwest
6
88% Mar 13
7% Jan
1
25% Mar
t
24
17
July
Enterprises
5%',/•
24
SALE
b
27%
30 % Mar 20
7
18% Mar
Utilities
Midland-Ross Corp common
Mar 10
Mar.
5
South
Midland
24
HIGH
Wednesday
Inc——10
Copper
Middle
Mar 20
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 18
Mar. 1 i
Far
21% Feb
24
131
31
Dee
25% Feb
14% Jan
91% May 31
29
7% Dec 31
58
May 31
14
32% Jan
Miami
30% Mar 21
Dec
30% Jan
78
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
12% Dec 23
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
24%
3,500
41%
600
'
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a
N
10% Dee 31
4
40% Dec 80
1
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13% Oct 23
80
Jan
1
14
July
8% Dee 24
20% oet 33
34
Jaa
42% Deo
166
»% NOT 14
4
33% Mar 11
23% Jan
0
28% May 21
13% Dee 10
; 19% Oct 22
77% Oct 22
101% Apr
10% Oct 32
July
Jan
86% Oct 31
138
165
139
12% Apr 13
21% Deo 30
-;
14 % Dec
49% Dec
'29%
11
Deo 17
«% Dec 30
«% Oct 23
-
2
23% Feb
7
National
37% Feb
14
National
7
43% Mar 13
National
0
15 Va Jan
2
94
2
•
2
47 VA Feb
7
95
85% Mar 20
.
'
102% Feb
10
Deo
22
7
15
2
26VA Feb
15
3
Jan
49
,
Feb 24
56% Jan
13
13
Jan
0
34% Jan
Nov
29
38
Feb
22
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0
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Jan
Dec 31
14
69
!73
70
Oct
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2
2
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$5
17
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9
Feb
Jan
31
16
29% Jan
2
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78 V A
78
78
78
21
73% Jan
9
73% Jan
Y
86
Jan
Stale
Electric
3.40%
5%
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13%
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13%
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10%
800
29 VA
29 VA
29 VA
29%
1,700
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16
15%
15%
15%
*77VA
16
15%
15%
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77%
3.90%
*85
preferred
preferred
Feb
6
6
Niagara Share
6
*85
87 VA
5.25%
61% Feb
3\
23% Jan 22
8
16
?
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15,800
1—
81%
5,900
39%
4,600
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77%
77
79
39 Va
38 VA
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39
38 Va
38
20%
20
20%
19%
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18%
19
18 VA
18%
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13%
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14
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19%
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19 VA
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100
240
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240
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100
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100
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100
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240
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29,400
15,700
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15VA
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27
27
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3,200
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4
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2
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66
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110
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13
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27
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,
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20
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21
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6
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24
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;92
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52
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110
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preferred
Norwich Pharmacal .Co
16%
67
67
26%
27
17%
68 VA
17%
.100
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$4.10 preferred series-^
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4.6"%
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com—:_io
preferred—:
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
'
113% Oct 23
American
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Northern Central Ry Co53% Jan 24 \ * Northern Natural Gas Co
106
Feb 27
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87 V A
87 VA
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25
40
77 VA
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preferred
4.10%
-
36
Mar
100
78
76%
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-50
Gas
3,60%
24
108
5,800
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87 VA
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preferred—.
preferred
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5%
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4
39% Jaa
5VA
13%
preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
3
Jan
5%
20 Va
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2
54% Feb
5VA
5
No par
18% Jan
22-
5%
—..No par
preferred
31% Jan
0
5 Va
38 V A
Harlem RR Co_
104% Mar
24% Jan
5VA
75%
$3.75
'
23
93Ya Jan
1,400
•
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5
78%
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80% Jan 10
4
1,700
11
"
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9
3
10
non-cum
&
10,100
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8
10%
v
78
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York Shipbuilding Corp
33% Feb 28
20% Aug 14
8
■
13,500
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
11
22
31% Jan
Mar 18
25% July 10
39% May 17
70 % Jan
t
Oct 22
20
78%
30
51 % Dm 11.
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11
♦77VA
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New York Dock—
Mar 19
9
8%
8%
7%
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97% Jan
200
85
Dec
5,800
29%
5
44
108
16,800
51 VA
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4
2
98% Aug 20
500
36%
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1,600
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29 Vx
15%
16
36
10 VA
23% Feb
Mar
15%
1,100
503.-,
29 VA
1
England Electric System—_
pfd- 100
30
700
14%
25
51 VA
29 VA
—
43,000
170
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;
,
33 V2
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7%
88%
50%
5034
34%
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iota
180
.
33 VA
50 Va
10%
York
81
14%
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29%
York Central—.
76% Jan
.
9,000
12,000
:
142
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14 VA
16
2,000
19%
159 i
25 V.
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89% Jan
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2
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49%
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25
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24%
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200
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20
5% Jan
Jan 30
k
341
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11
19,600
93 VA
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14
79% Jan
00
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700
23%
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16% Jan
14% Jan
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7%
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1
^
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38% Jan
81.
:
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12,000
1
95
49%
11
4.200
43%
45%
36
2
1
1
17
141
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1
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160
36 VA
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34 V A
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:
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90
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6,300
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V
161A
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74
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34
16
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141
14%
3,700
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44% Jan
16
31% Mar
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5
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13% Mar
4
141
14%
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14%
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.
161
25%
56%
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29
Nov 12
300
11VA
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42 VA
49%
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Newmont Mining Corp
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3
4,600
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;
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22%
19 VA
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+
22
.
22 V A
95
19%
89 VA
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17 3A Jan
14
87 V A
43 VA
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161
22 VA
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26% Oct 22
1,300
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..
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90 Va
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16%
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32% Oct 30
13%
46%
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50
3
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17
46%
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141
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103
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4
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1
19
13
31
11 VA
25
46 VA
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10
22 Ya
42
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11
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Nehi
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56 V a
34%
46%
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Dec
Dec
Supply
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36% July 25
29% Jan 10
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11
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161
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85
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14
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14% Mar. 7
98
;
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42%
100
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17
11
-
50%
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51%
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11
24%
-
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20
190
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87 '
13% Dec 30
13 Va
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51%
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57%
100
43A Jan
11
130% May 20
42 7A Dec
6
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17% Dec 23
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25:
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10
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National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
6
5
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National Vulcanized
77 % Feh
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National U
Feb 20
18
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National Theatres
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4
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27
11% Feb
Oct
15%
57
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10 Vt Jan
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161
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8% Mar 20
26'A Jan
14
162%
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12% Jan
4
76
102%
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7'A Jan
18
66% Nov 13
100
10
5
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9% Jan
85
46'A
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May 17
33% Jan
13
10VA
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preferred B
7
51% Mar 21
7% Jan
;
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35% Mar 10
42% Jan
Fuel
National Lead
16% Mar 12
6
30% Jan
Mar
23
Nov
11
26
45%
$4.50 preferred
5
142 Va Jan
7
National
23
125% Dec 19
71
11
25 VA
pfd series of 1951—
National Gypsum
4
167 VA Jan
Mar 19
135% Jan
4 W/o
Mar 19
13% Jan
8
13 VA
51
15%
5
Department
Distillers <fc
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Jan
Jan
159
31
Mar 12
42
13
National
23% Mar 21
8
17% Jan
9V2 Sep 16
Nov 20
Inc
Corp—
;
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;
City Lines Inc—
Cylinder Gas Co__
Dairy Products
14% Jan 11
4% Dec 23
13
13VA
52:
51 VA
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1
Fibres
National Can
2
22% Jan
11
13 V
common——10
Corp
Co
preferred
National
4
M'
7°,'o
57% Mar 12
17
4
44
National Biscuit
16
90
21% July 11
7
'
Jan
National Aviation
20
2
'
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Jan
66% Jan
7 37 Va Mar 11
30% Dec 17
36% JaA
2
■
168
20% Jan
.
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80% Jan
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0
4
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Dec
Jan
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17
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—
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National Automotive
47% Mar 14
47% Jan
Nov 22
15%
32% Jan
19% JAB 20
46
87
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:
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84.
31
9% Jan
50 Va Jan
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20
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17
5
0
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11% Feb
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41% Jan
-
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*
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'
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15% Jan
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2
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9
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Volume
Number 5727
187
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1331)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 17
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Friday
the Week
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
Shares
o
4274 Oct 22
837a Oct
52% May 9
101 % Mar 18
24
7674 Jun 27
89
85*4 Nov 12
85% Nov
13
28% Dec
30
35
Oct
Jail
103% Mar
98
Jan
103
Jan
17
101
Feb
11
a
13
32% Mar li
44% Feb
4
Oklahoma
3
17 Va Jan
6
17% Jan
15
95
19
Jan
Jan
15
92
3
43% Feb
Olin
8748 Jun
89
3
Nov 13
Nov 12
£3
Nov 18
104
Jan
Oct 21
Jan
4%%
.
Outboard Marine
23
13% Jan
7
Feb
7
98
25% Jan
2
30% Feb
94
II
87
Jan
17
93
(The
Mar 12
4%
13
Paper Co
preferred
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3174
3174
321/4
24,600
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43%
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43%
43%
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8,100
Mar
6
Pacific
Lighting Corp
2274 Feb
4
Pacific
Mills
126 % Mar
7
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
1-
22
7% Apr 22
10% Jan
4
4
06% Jan
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27
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4
1274 Jan
3
15% Jan
14
27
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100
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22%
100
-
Panhandle East
17
19%
49V4
44
Oct
12% Oct 22
♦1874
2
13874 Mar 12
14%
14%
14 V4
14%
39%
40
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95
95
34
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4%
474
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14%.
14%
14%
11,900
10,600
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2
44
Jan
Jan
8
95
Mar 18
30% Jan
2
38% Feb
7
Paramount
33%
45% Mar 29
„i
42
Jan
3
51
Mar
7
48%
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48%
46%
12
63% Dec
H
63
Jan
21
76
Mar 21
72%
7374
7274
7374
73%
46%
7474
18% Oct 22
26% Jan
2
19% Feb
24
21
Jan
6
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis <fc Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
•46%
42% Feb
X20
20 7u
1974
20
1974
20
15% Jan
6
7
Parmelce
No par
•1774
18 7o
•1774
18
22 % May
14% Dec 30
2 Y* Oct
4% Jan 24
21
1974 Mar
Common
No par
preferred
;
Pictures
9
2
97a Mar 21
31
Apr 10
3074 Dec 31
19% Jan
6
23% Jan 31
30% Jan
10
35% Feb
4
Penick
28% May 16May 31
25
Feb
14
26% Mar
5
$1.32
25
Jan
2
26% Feb
7
$1.30
Oct 22
40% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
3074 Feb
20
2% Dec 30
111
Nov 26
1874 Jan
i
3% Jan
2
474 Jan
28
Penn-Texas
11% Jan
I
13% Jan
82% Jan
2
17
Jan
7
90
Feb
7
Penney (J C) Co___
1374 Jt»n
50% Jan
2
15% Feb
3
Pennroad
2
57
S
Ford
&
97
4074
3374
4074
95
95
33%
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39%
97
39%
'
3374
33%
48
7474
Sep
21
75
,
28
3
.
Jun
27
•6% Mar 18
1274 Oct
21
16
2
7074 July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
0
48% NOV 20
46% Dec 30
39% Oct 22
90% Oct 21
8674 Nov
6
11% Dec 30
28% Deo
52% Mar
Pennsalt
74%
76
1974
1974
18
46% Jan
2
10274 Mar
101
Jan
25
95
2
10074 Mar 20
12% Jan
r
Jan
11% Feb 28
Feb 25
25
13% Jan
32% Feb
37
2
50
Jan
10
53
08 Va Mar 28
Oct 25
1374 Deo 20
7
4974 Apr 24
05 ; Apr 20
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
45% Feb 25
28 74 Jan
95
Jan
14
101
20% Jun
27
Jan
4274 Feb
32% Mar 11
1#% Jan
7
37
2374 Mar
2
14% Jan
3
Jan
2
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5% Aug
13
3
Jan
Jan
Mar
27
7
17
6
17%
1874
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3
3%
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3%
3%
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3%
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34
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27
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26%
26%
2974
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29%
374
7
Pepsi-Cola Co
28
Pet
Milk
474%
3
1574 Mar 13
374 Jan 30
Co
preferred
Corp of America
Jan
7
100
Mar 19
Jan
22
46
Mar 21
40
Feb
Phila Electric Co
2nd preferred
May 21
37% Jan
2
PeO
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21
Feb
6
22
Mar 12
$1
10574 Apr
1
0474 Feb 12
99
Jan
9
105
Mar 20
4.40'0
89
Jan
6
96% Feb
7
87
Aug 26
.04% Feb
19
94% Jan
10
100% Jan
31
94
Nov 19
(06
a
102% Jan
3
11% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
27% Jan
2
347a Mar 21
1274 Jan
2
1574 Mar 20
Philco
6474 Mar 21
374% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
21% Oct 22
Oct 22
II
Jan
106
53% Dec 23
8874 Jan 16
57% Jan
3
38% Oct 21
46
Dec
12
43
Jan
2
5374 Mar 13
Nov 13
32
Feb
12
7474 Jan
2
89
68
79% Feb 19
S3 74 Jan
4
67% Nov 22
3574 Nov 13
-Oct
1
22
75
Mar 18
Jan
29
86
3674 Feb
27
4%
4274 Jan 16
8% Mar 20
S
96
3
42 % Jan
49 74 Feb
90
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94% Feb 19
14
Jan
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21% Apr 23
70% July 12
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44
21
15'A Oct 22
Mar
06
Mar
3
7
52% Feb
26
5974 Feb
14
2
2774 Mar 20
16% Jan
19% Feb
3
8274 Dec 31
93
Mar 26
8274 Jan
87% Feb
7
82% Dec 24
9874 May 15
84 % Jan
90% Mar
3
2974 Nov 19
46% Jan
7
30% Jan
33% Feb
6
1474 Dec 30
2074 May 16
1474 Jan
1674 Mat 11
139
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150
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150
Feb
25
14% Dec 30
Oct
64
18
3374
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30
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24
25
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2
7% Feb
4
27% Jan
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66
67% Feb
4
14 V* Jan
2
16% Jan
16
7
62
Jan
2
68% Feb
3
23
69
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3
67
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23
65
19
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11
29% July 25
115
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3
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84
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14
12
30
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38
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118
18
74
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122
25
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64
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20
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22
4274 Dec
31
2974 Nov
14
,
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
>0% May 22
86% Apr 24
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7
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8
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7
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2
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25
29
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10
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18
18 y8
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2374
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5974
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Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
1
Public Service Co of Colorado
div
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preferred
24
24
2474
2474
24
24%
3,900
5974
59
59%
69
69%
69
59
5,400
4674
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16,600
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79
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8074
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100
——
of Indiand
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100
preferred
25
25
100
preferred
4.20% preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
'
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2,600
91%
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preferred.
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72
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100
25,000
30
71
71
71
71
28 74 Mar 17
preferred
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co„10
28%
28%
2874
2874
2874
28%
28%
2874
28%
28%
5,000
4974 Jan
Pullman
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4774
4774
4774
47%
4774
4874
47 y2
4874
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48
6,100
5
32 74
33
32 y4
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72
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22
28
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2
16%
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97
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37%
19%
8074 Mar 13
5% Jan
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59
■
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Procter & Gamble
39 % Mar 14
Jan
47%
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37
64%
96
23% Feb
•95
97%
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8%
Potomac Electric Power Co
14
24% Jan
3774
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227a
26
117
87%
37
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6
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23
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37
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93%.
88
1974
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convertible
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23
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5174
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5
113
97%
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6474
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8
3674
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3774
6474
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64
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63
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52
5274
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Feb
51%
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22,900
<
1
7
23% Feb
400
15 %
5
10
24% Feb
65
52%
89%
34%
1574
2.50
$1.40
Jan
64
64
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65
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32%
•
Plymouth Oil Co-
33y4 Mar 11
2
1574
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
28% Feb 25
118
64
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Plough Inc
2
10
33
15%
;
72%
2
Jan
104
105
32%
1574
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9
Jan
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33
15%
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89% Jan
4
3274
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2074
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26
12
3274
15
73
27
20% Sep
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32%
1574
72%
Maris
102% Sep
33%
151/4
2074
$3.50
30
75
110
'
100
Pitts ton Co
18
37
98
100
2074 Jan
Feb 1
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1,600
2974 Jan
93
100
98%
7,500
42% Jan
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79% Mar 19
91%
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6
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105 74
8574
1374?
♦65%
7
24
97%
8674
13%
1574
8674
1374
10
11
♦4% Jun
98%
4
•151/s
86%
„
7,600
9,600
2974
1574
100
Jun
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
•97%
37/3
4
5 % % 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Mar 13
80
19% Jan
2
49
10
9074
29
*15%
22
90%
26%"
2974
3%
106
90%
26%
*26
29%
39%
22
*25
26%*
preferred class A
5%
13
10
Jan
39%
26% '
*26
-
4474
•105
;
10o
preferred
guaranteed
4374
3974
22
106
5
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5
3974 Jan
4474
32%
100
& Chem Co common
Pittsburgh Plate
27
22% Feb
69
Jun 20
19% Jun
•103
2
Pitts Metallurgical
63 % Dec
14
2474 Jun 28
78
19% Mar 21
Mar 29
Jun
2174 Dec
22% Dec 19
7%
39%
22
18%
15%
86%
87
1374
1374
53%
54%
*5274
5374
45 %
4574
102% 10274
100% 10074
1174
1274
3074
3074
4074
4074
*35
3574
22 %
2274
*5174
53
*100
101%
*15
1574
374
374
61%
6274
100
100
?
'
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
4
2
4374
.
26%
30
4
1
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
22
15% Jan
x40%
4074
34%
3474
2 2 74
2 2 74
*5174
523/i
♦lOO
101%
15
15%
3 74
3%
61
61%
99
99
100
convertible
400
3,000
*25
26%
3
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
Jan
19% Feb
140
13174 Mar 20
31% Jun 21
8
14
6
—100
series preferred
Petroleum
Pitts Coke
Jon 13
134
98
Pitney-Bowes Inc
•6% Jan
447* Jan
04
98
*774
3974 Jun 26
4
100
3774
9474 Jan 21
Nov
9074
4
15%
15%
86%
87%
1374
1374
5474
55
•5274
5374
4 5 74
4 5 74
102
102
100
10074
1174
12
30%
30%
♦10474
9074
5
t
,
22%
105
100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
_25
$4 preferred
;
—No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
;
1
13% Jan
88
104
preferred
Phillips
39%
3974
•22
100
Corp common
3.90%
Mar 12
99
4574
1674 Mar 14
7% Jan
1574
3 74
62%
99
No par
com
preferred
3.80%
Mar 14
1574
*374
4474
common—No par
preference
conv
41%
62
100
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
6
.
12.50
7674 Nov 14
.
1
:5
common—1
(conv)
31
4074
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
1
31
35
35
22 74
2274
52
5274
*100
10174
3374c
92
21
19% Aug 14
NOV 11
92
10
No par
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Clias) & Co Inc
4%
100
5
i
37
2
100
.
100
common
63% Jan
10
3774 Dec 23 *
_l
par
1574
>
87 %
*
1374
1374
.5574
56%
*52%
54%
4574
4574
10274 10274
*100
10074'
1174
12%
25
Ry Co
Petroleum
6474 Mar 21
_lo
374
4
1574
86 74
No par
1
Chemicals
& Eastern
374
40
(The)
2974
3074
30%
10
common
7
65% July 15
07
Feb 25
4274 Feb 12
1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—,
Peoria
1,000
3
25
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
24
29
18,900
r
8%
-25" '
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com—No
474% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Z',
7
2
9774 Jan
Corp
10
7574
„
preferred
preferred
$1.60 convertible preferred
24
41% Jan
11
16% Oct 21
34% Oct
13
Jan
29
19
85% Sep
Jan
_
Jan
35% Dec 23
274 Dec
49
t06
3274 Deo
92
Jul?
27
40
5,000
.
•2%
3.50
Corp
48
20
Peninsular Telephone—
22% Sep 20
23
•45
25
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
24% Jun
31
40
1
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
3% Jan
3974
*94
5
Transportation
2% Jan
7% Jan
*
♦92
100
Corp
2
12% Jan
7% Dec 27
17% Dec 27
110
2,100
Pipe Line—
Jan
38% Jun* 24
.
2274
4%
90
4c/o
2,800
123%
4%
37
22
19%-
49%
137
138
18
Oct
•19%
«
123
May 17
86% Jun 11
05
84% July 23
28
600
300
52%
21
2
1974
•11
49%
40 Va Jan
13
1174
19%
2074 Feb
Jan
1374
•11
52%
Gas & Electric
11774 Jan
13
1174
800
1(300
49%
Pacific
131
7
8%
1274
9,900
.
•1874
Mar 21
13774 Mar 12
8%
,
25
Pacific Finance Corp
54
132
12%
'
11,500
25
50% Mar 12
2
23
9
9
t
•
-10
2
11974 Oct
Jun
preferred-.
Jan
4774 Jan
112% Oct 22
<
5%
.
•1274
131/4
4274 : 4474'-'
13%
•1274
5
9.
13,800
1,020
6674
Cement & Aggregates Inc__5
•
6,200
:
4374
Coast Co
13
*1274
75
13%
Pacific
407a Dec
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
75
65%
Pacific
Jufc
8%
24%
-
52,200
8,600
70
5174
27
11%
,
8%
51%
1378 Mar 20
43% Apr
33%. Jan 21
8%
52
12 % Jan
common
3774 "
74
2
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc-
37%
51%
14
17
38%
•73%
9% Jan
974 Jan
29
5174
7% Jan
2
310
4,500
20
51%
•74
75
10% Feb
26% Jan
■
300
95
4274
30
*91%
99%
29%
8
874
•97%
*1274
:
98
-
9974
-
874
74
5074
_Il
common—
*93%
i7y«J*n 22
27 - Jan
2
;
Nov 18
Dec
99%
3174
4374
74
^.6.25
preferred--—.!
Oxford
Mar 10
•97%
3174
4374
2874
37%
1
—
70
31%
*97
9974
1«% Jan 31
87a Dec 23
10
36
>
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
67% Mar 19
80
100
103
•101
4374
95
-
4,400
9«%
3174
28%
30c
53%
•89
43
*9374
Corp
101
101
101
53
31%
*97
17%
100
53 74
43%
*1774
preferred
*100
*9974 10074
9974
31%
Corp—5
5274
53
32 74
*97
-43
No par
Overland Corp
4474 Mar 21
.
7
100
_10
7.50
Outlet Co_l
24
10074
6.25
26% Mar 13
Jan
♦9974
<
93 Va Jan
Feb 28
•87%
1
convertible
Otis Elevator
9
37% Feb
•97%
88%
Oliver Corp common
Mar 14
5274 Mar 11
4
59
liar is
•8
30
98%
♦8774
,
Chemical
82% Mar
13
2.
43
:
9% Jan
75
31
Mathieson
20% Jan
6
.
50% Oct 21
24
11
16% July 15
98
Jan
3
66% July 25
35 V* Nov 18
84
Nov
2
13
97%
89%
100
37% Mar
Jan
97%
*88
com
Oklahoma Natural Gas-
7% Jan
•9774
89
53
20
29% Mar 11
66
53%
97%
*88
;
7
40% Jan
18%Oct 21
preferred
4.24% preferred
Co
28
90 V2 May 3l
49 % Jun 19
73
4%
4
53
*9774
8774
;
& Elec
Jan
Feb
52%
98%
87%
No par
Gas
26% Jan
1
53%
♦9774
100
Ohio Oil Co
9
Jan
Dec
13% Dec 30
12
IIlOo
~ioo
preferred
preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
96
13% Jan 11
30
common
3.90%
39% Jan
€1% July 11
38% Oct 22
4
4.40%
27
28% Jan
Dec 30
7
12
Jan
4
18
37% Dec 10
Apr
99% Feb
91
14
14
28% Mar
64
9
7
84% Jan
1
Ohio Edison Co
24
99% Mar 25
23s* Oct 22
•;
94% Jan
29
54% Feb
44% Jun
:
97
%
14
4474 Jan
21
18% Sep 26
81% July 24
-
5074 Jan
.Feb
21
30
3374 Mar 11
$4.75
Pure
Oil
Inc
(The)——
.
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>4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1332)
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
.
Monday, March 24, 1958
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NfcW
Kange for Previous
Tear 1957
.
Highest
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Friday
Mar. .i\»
Mar. 19
the Week
Mar. :;1
Tnursday
Wednesday
Mar. A8
Niar. li
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
snares
Q
33% Jan
2
123 Va Aug 13
39% Sep
37% Feb
13
42% Mar 21
11
23y4 0ct
22
29% Jin
Oct
22
40
•4% Jun
24
78
Jan
9
Jan
2
26% Mar 21
Jan 29
2
35
69% Jan
6
74% Jan 29
10,400
40%
41%
41%
42%
112
*139%
141 Va
*139 la
140%
50
26
26
26 %
26 %
26%
2b %
26%
2618
1,000
33%
33
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33'%
33%
71%
72
72 %
72'%
72
18
72%
17%
72%
18
Radio Corp of America com__No par
143
*139
33%
preferred
—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
30% Jan
May 13
7
Jan
24
26%
17%
17%
18
17%
40
Quaker Oats'Co (The) common—5
136
138% Dec 30
40%
40%
140
140
C'c
26
x40%
40%
40%
140
xl40
it
27
48y4Feb
11
14
23
34% Jan
24
21% Aug
59% Jun
17
Mar 22
Dec
16% Mar 18
22 % Dec
11
14
19 % Jan
£7
Feb 13
49% Jan 14
6
Jan
$3.50 1st preferred—
52 % Mar
7
11
14% Jan
13
17
Feb
21% Feb
28
24% Feb
11
22
3
16
50
22%
33
28%
Feb~~7
Feb
Reeves Bros Inc
2
34% Jan 24
20
36
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
30
35
Oct
29
41% Apr
16% Dec
Mar
Reading Co common.
4</c
17% Jail
30
31% Jan
12
12% Jan
8
3y8 Dec 31
13% Jan
22%
Jan
6
8
13
noncum
*:;4#
7
12
6% Dec 31
16%
16%
1«%
2»%
22%
22 "
22%
22
22%
22Va
22%
noncum
33-
33
33
*32%
32 Va
*32%
28%
28%
*28
28%
*28
28%
37%'.''
*33
37
*33
37
20
*33
37
*33
*
;v
-
1534
22%
'
22
■',/■
•'
13.400
2214
24,500
22a4
13 % Dec
10
30% Dec
10
45
July 31
31
Jan
13
35
20% Dec
24
30.
Mar 29
20% Feb
25
21% Feb
52
Dec
10
62
Feb
2
13
•;
Oct
10
32% Jan
10
4% Deo
6
Oct
22
Deo
18
0
37
37
*19%
19%
19%
7%
7%
19%
7% ^ 7%
*19%
7%
*7'%
7%
7%
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
*13%
4%
14 (:
9
56
Feb
2
21
Jan
7% Feb
20
25
9% Jan
2
11% Feb
4
2
39% Jan
13
6
18
39
July 19
22% Jan
40
July 11
4
23% Jan
32% Dec
30
52% July 22
14
10
6
68 % Jun
6
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
24
82 »/4 Jan
22
78% Jan
9
Mar
87% Jun
24
09
10
23
21% Jan
Dec
4
94% Jan
9
18
10% Jan
30
86
24
2
Oct
21
8iy4 Nov
4
19% Oct 22
20% Dec
31
315
Jan
90
Jan
96
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
8% Dec
23
13% Jan
19
60% Jun
17% Dec
30
40% Mav 16
28
26
35
Feb
7% Oct 24
37% Jan
Nov 25
30% Jan
8
15% Jun 11
2
78
July
26% Dec
93
176
Feb
14
22
Dec
30
46 Va Mar
6
99 % Feb
24
Manufacturing
31% Mar 21
32% Mar 20
Rochester Gas
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co_
Rohm & Haas Co common,
Riegel
Mar 21
26% Mar 20
27
Jan
4#
28
Cable
15
Rome
24
Ronson
Feb
13
304
Oct
2
205
Jan
21
Royal McBee
Feb
5
37% Feb
19
Ruberoid Co
13% Feb-
5
23% Oct
85
22
Oct 30
48% Jan
Feb
3
261
St
6
26% Jan
90
2
32% Feb
20
Jan
20
95
11
23% Jan 29
20% Jan
2
24
Mar
.29% Oct
22
39% May
2
32% Feb
25
St
Mar 18
17% Oct
11% Dec
24
17% July
<16% Oct
22
23% Jun
31% Oct
21
37% Nov 27
32% Jan
13
29
Sep 25
Ffeb
20
Dec
36.
Nov 15
22% May 29
34
11
64% Jun
62
30
Nov
4
71% Oct 21
85
Oct
22
21
Dec
19
75
Jan
7
20
10% Mar 19
14
55% Feb
12
Mar
78
Jan
17
84
Mar
94
Jan
8
33 Va Jan
83
Jan
21% Feb 28
,
23
36
Jan
23
18
Dec
82
Sep\9
13-
28
Feb
77% Jan
9
84
Mar 21
21% Feb
May
28
17% Jan
10
62% Feb
12
24% Jan
3
15,300
—1
36%
36%
35%
36
36
36
36'%
36%
36 %
6,000
*9%
9%
*9%
10'%
*9%
10
*9'/a
10
—
•Seiberling Rubber Co
23
58% Jan
2
10% Sep
9
Dec
13
93
Inc
10
13% Jan 23
25
31
Feb
3
Shamrock
2
31
Jan
9
Sharon Steel Corp—,
9% Jan
3
13
12
Shattuck
68% Mar 13
Oil
29% Jun
10
17% Feb
24
20% Feb
3
23
21% Apr
30
14% Jan
2
16% Jan
30
22
17% Jan
25
10
2
11% Jan 23
Jan
'
-13% Mar 21
19% Dec
"*17
33% Dec
30
49
Dec
17
89
45% Dec
23
68 Va Jun
62'/a
9,300
%
...
'20% Jan
2
25% Dec 26
24% Jan
13
<25% Oct
22
32
23
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
26
11
'16% Nov 27
4
22
12% Dec 31
'
31
45%
Jan
8
19% Feb
81
Jan
4
58 Va
60
28%
1.900
27%
26%
27.
26%
27
26%
27
26V4
26 Va
32,300
11
11
*10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,500
29
29
29%
31
4,800
—No par
28
28%
28
28%
28
28'%
27%
28'%
27%
28
No par
*9
7.50
9%
8%
43%
18%
18% V 18%
15 7
„
ordinary
Jan
23
3% Feb
4
Jan
3
65
45% Apr
79% Nnv
25
61
8
53% Jan
2
13
94% Jan
9
88
Jan
7
11% Dec
30
59% Mar 6
90% Feb 27
19% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
15
30
82% Nov
4
8% Dec
11
Nov
11
jqu, n~-
28
July
26% July 15
98% Jan 18
47
18
Jan 31
Mar 19
80
Jan
24
20% Jan
16
94 % Jan
28
2
11
2
14y4 Mar 19
7
62% Jan
3
70% Mar 19
21 %
12% Apr
72% Jan
85% Jan
9% Jan
6
24% Mar 11
oa
unire
2fi
Tan
3,700
68'%
12,700
46,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
15%
16
15%
16
16
16
16
16
10%'-
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
14,600
14%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13'/a
13%
24
24%
*38"
38%
7,000
1,600
1,700
—1
-
non-cum
2314
24
23%
233/4
38%
39
39
393%
40 Va
41
*55%
57
*56
57
57%
57%
500
50%
25,000
4,700
*24
24'%
55%
56
49%
49%
49%
50%
50
50 Va
50%
55%
54 V8
55
54%
54%
54 Vb
55'/a
5414
56'%
28%
-
...
'
r
—
26%
28 Va
27 %
28
27%
18
18
18'%
17%
15%
15%
15%"' 15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
27%
18%
15%
4,100
18
27%
18 Va
27
18%
—5
33'/3C
68%
69'%
68% r 69
69
71
70%
70
70%
11,300
15
40%
48
46
Ve
46%
46%
47%
47
70%
47%
47
48%
47,300
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16 %
16%
163%
17'%
16%
163/4
10
—5
"18
-
50%
*27%
33%
27%
33%
*33%
Edison
'
25
8
7%
24
common
No par
,-20
33%
$4.50 preferred
common
50c
25
2
*3338
34'4
300
'
53%
53%
53 V4
13,600
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
21,600
30
30 Va
3014
3014
35'%
35 Va
35%
7,200
38'%
38 Va
38%
13,000
34 V4
34%
15,900
30-.
30
30
35
35
35'%
35
38
38
38%
38
33%
17
80
30
33%
17'
33%
34
16%
♦76
%
80
16%
*76
34 Va
*49
50
*49
Ya
33%
.
34 Va
17
17
17
78
*76
78
34 Va
34%
27
16%
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700
133.,
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3%
*3
3Va
3
3
3
3
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85
*75
85
*75
$2%
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58"
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13%
85
*75
55%
55%
57
*91%
94
58%
94
85
13%
13%
133
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a
18%
18%
18%
18%
91
91
91
91
13%
14%
13%
14
...
13 Va
18
*90%
14
56%
94
55'%
*91%
55%
55
56
*91%
13%
4,700
94
*13 '/4
18%
18
91
91
91
13'%
100
80
94
13'4
18'%
13'%
1,700
78
6,200
•13
13%
1,300
3%
13%
*13
17
2,100
*3
34 Va
13'%
2714
*13
-34
13%
"
34%
3414
50
34%
13%
34%
34%
~~
100
1
34
53%
503%
27 VB
34%
37 V3
34%
17
*76
100
Sparton Corp—1
2.50
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common—
6
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—
Sperry Rand Corp common
27
33%
28%
-•
15,800
27
28%
38%
2,900
3,200
V3
53%
53%
35 %
24
34
26V4
28%
30'%
24%
*33%
28%
37%
24%
8
27 %
34
27
53%
30%
24%
7%
8
•
*48%
53%
34%
24%
7%
2,200
2,600
*49
27%
"
7.50
preferred
24%
8
18
24%
50 Va
53%
No par
Co
7%
8,
53 Va
(Del)
Gas
Co
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
1
2,700
1
California
Spiegel Inc
914"
67'%
14
1
-Southwestern Public Service Co
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
—_1
-
9%
67 3%
-
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
*"ir 14
5,400
9y8
9
67'%
11
*48%
Railway
14
9
67%
16%
u
24%
Southern
3
9
66%
10%
1
50c
7%
30
8
67%
68%
x23%
17% Feb
Jan
9%
67'%
67%
E & G Co com—4.50
34% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
Carolina
2
12
7
•
1
10
24
719
123,8
Co
Pacific
34% Jan
6%JaD
Aircraft
Natural
10
32,800
77%
11
29%
25
Southern
Jan
5 f
*76%
11%
29%
Co
Southern
32
11%
29
Corp—
4
34% Dec 31
18 Va Jan 10
1,200
4%
7714'
11
preferred
;
,
-50
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
8%
preferred—
25
5%
11%
5
7714
& Tr—
shares
24
6
'
5Va
77%
113/e
5V«
*10%
11
76 34
600
28%
.
Feb
20
11
5
5
78%
76%
10%
11%
40
Feb
11%
5
5%
79
%
29%
30% Mar 17
'
6,200
Va
36% Jan
78
5,700
10
2
10
9.600
28
2
Jan
.
103,a
2
Jan
Va
28%
Jan
16% Jan
100
;
59%
34% Jan
77
84
1014
33'
30
21%
84
28
-
17
21%
84
59
28% Jan
May 27
22
*81 Va
10%
5%
^
21%
84
28%
Southern. Co (The)-.
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
M
22
11%
South Amer Gold & Platinuip
20
"l6
4,100
21%
29
G)
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Southern
84
59%
Smith Kline & French Labs
•
82
97%
2734
M!ar. 19
53% Mar 13
„
59
71
28% Mar 11
97%
*10%
10
34% Jan 24
i
10%
58% Jan
2
97'%
27%
5
49% Jan
*95%
*95%
58
70% Dec
13
*80
27%"
28%
20
.
97%
*81 Va
22%
*81
82
*80
57%
Smith (AO) Corp„
T.
Inc—
u
Smith-Douglass Co Jnc—
51% Feb
97%
62
62%
62
62%
82
,
1
Smith-Corona
South
*80
*10%
3
24% Mar 19
62%
82.
28
22
25
60
63
10%
19% Feb
11
17% Dec
14,600
58%
16% Jan
51% Jun
40
60,100
1,800
11%
10%
30% Jan
35% Jan
2% Dec
35
11%
58%
2
39% Jan
-Tan
43 %
35
11%
28
26%
--
2
21
26
42'%
341a
H'%
20
17
Sep 23
'44% Sep 10
76% Oct
44'%
34%
11%
22%
15% Jan
'30
28% Dec
431%
34%
19%
14% Jan
47% Jan 14
25% Jan
7
32% Jan 13
Nov
43%
10-%
22%
26% Jan
2
500
343/
20
11
23% May
2
51% Feb 13
4,300
42%
22'/a
36% Sep 23
23% Oct
2
2
2214
19%
20% Jan
14
12%
22'%
22'%
21
-Solar
1214
21%
19%
12
25
12 Va
21%
22 Va
543;,
4
24
1,400
76,900
12%
20%
19%
56% Mar 11
8% Feb
12'/a
23'/a
12%
22'/a
25
18% Jan
32%
20
Feb
50% Feb
33%
22%
48
2
*31%
19%
80% May 27
2
23%
22
495.
13
23%
20%
51% Feb
Jan
100
23%
22%
28
6% Jan
20% Jan
27,500
30%
96
*94
23%
20%
22
85
46% Feb
16
30
30%
96
*94
22%
2.50
Co
Oil
29%
29%
96
11%
22%
6
Skell"
*210
32%
12%
*95%
56%
50%
44% Jgn
33
Mfg
28%
*94
200
245
*230
62%^
38%
8
245
*210
34%
24%
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
■29% Dec
22%
*81%
-
24''"
lu% Jun
10,600
*230
245
*210
*80
97%
553^
25
400
11%
56
26%
42
63%
38%
23
2634
11%
56
11«
-
82
No par
22
-24% Oct
62%
*80
*93%
_
26 Va
11%
40%
12%
Simmonds Saw & Steel-,.-,—No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
22
26%
120
4,700
25%
*55
,
11%
56%
*230
245
25%
*34%
42
Simmons
9
11%
*55
25
92,400
30%
9114
205
12%
-
34%
Jan 29
«% Oct
Nov
40%
34%
-12
-
5
Corp of America
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
4
r'
26%
*26
;
91'%
*198
2Q%
12%
Mar 21
15% Sep
43
*230
20%
25% Jan
14
<•18% Jan
12%
20%
-
59
17
Jan
26%
*210
41
30
45 % Dec
*26
11%
2
49 y4 Jan
.
,
92
196
91%
' ■;
29%
29%
*91
*192
25
25%
56%
2
Nov
'53% Oct
25
24%
11%
250
79
Sheraton
6
189
56
33% Jan
50% Jan
Dec
Nov
•
—1
Gas
(Frank
York
New
Sheller
16
91
*186
11%
23% Feb 28
49
14% Oct
16% Jan
*230
28%
29
91
56%
*210
28%
28%
192
25%
8
28
14
April
32%
&
Shell Oil Co
Shell Transp
19
28%
91
*185
91%
26%
iiy2
*55'
—No par
:
8% Jan
Jan
/
1
—
common-
26% Feb
Feb
28%
190
25%
—3
1
1
8% Jan
91%
—5
Corp
2
26
28%
*185
1-5
:
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc
58
400
xl9%
i.——1
Seagrave
2
May 21
9%
1
Co
12% Jan 22
Nov
.35%
9%
-20
Line RR Co
Finance
Mar 17
9% Oct
•
1714
.
llr
13% Dec
*
16%
No par
No par
—No par
common——
_25
3.65% preferred
1
100
preferred
67% Jan
•18% Dec
'
2,200
102,100
18
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co
3
64
»
8%
41 Va
17%
!——_—i—1
15% Jan
7% Mar 12
;
2014
1814
Sears Roebuck & Co
Oct
20'%
4,900
700
95
*92
18 Va
33
27% Mar 11
33
25%
326
322'%
18-
33
Servel
2,150
2514
20'%
*20
<
25'%
17%
33
6
26% Jan
20
33
Jan
19
20
20
331/4
25
22
20
8%
33
7
Nov
20
25%
23%
29% Jan
8% Oct
-it
23%
22
25
;
95
23%
Corp__:
Sealright-Oswego Falls
,25
329
*92
25'%
95
24 % Oct
.
324
95
25 Va
25%
Ve
18%
Seaboard Oil Co-:—
6
330%
*92
95
29%
Seaboard Air
16
324%
25
28%
4
Feb
325%
*92
23%
10
i
323%
95
25
'94%
Seaboard
5% Jan
25
30%
20% Mar 14
79
32
26 Va
23%
11% Feb
5
7,000
32
25%
94%
63% Jan
4% Mar
2,600
31%
25%
29%
28% Mar 21
9
600
32'/a
25%
30
32
25%
23%
2
July
31%
32
25%
30
31%
*93%
3
5 %
31%
32 VB
26
30
25%
5
Jan
76% July 15
33%
*31 Va
32
32
100
24
7
30
4,200
9,500
25%
18
___1
4.40% series A
16% Jan
2% Aug 12
25%
Diego Gas <fe Electric Co——10
29 V4 May 22.
8% Oct 22
26%
8%
Regis Paper Co common
19
42% Jan
24%
24%
40 Va
Ry Co—100
preferred—
100
19
8% Jan
24%
24'%
8%
;—-10
8% Dec
,
24%
24%
1.600
9,100
5
407/s
Co-.
22% Nov
24
4%
4%
8%
—
30
4%
4%
40%
Southwestern
nonCum
$3.40
t
4%
4%
8%
Scott Paper Co common
28
99% Jan 24
4%
4%
.
40%
preferred——1—_100
'Schick- Inc
63% Mar 11
86
Dec
13
7
23
102
15%, Oct
63% Nov
Jan*
35-
28'%
29
%
20
Sangamo
44% Mar 20
14% Jan
29%
27
31%
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San Fran R.v Co com—No par
series A 5#—
,_100
1st pfd
23% Mar 21
5.500
28%
26 %
2%
2%
8%
3
14% Jan
12
62'/a
24%
29%
>
40%
Electric Co—
1—10
Savage Arms Corp—L__——1-5
Schenley Industries Inc—
1.40
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
14
62 Va
24'/a
/
.
8%
3
18% Feb
53,200
63'%
2414
2'%
63%
24 Va
40 Va
34% Feb
12% Feb
2%
62 %
*24 %
2'%
2%
61%
24%
25%
25
260
8%
San
1
3.800
40%
7
13
12%
S
conv
Louis
V
12%!
25%
Preferred
5%
3
Feb
96
20
99
12 Va
——1-5
Corp——
(The)
St Joseph Lead
5
58% Feb
4.30%
*
j
99
12%
2%
61
*92
100
87
98
12a4
85%
41
St
5
12%
24%
25%
324% 326
71
95
98%
*98
61%
*30
*
*85
99
61%
24 %
2%
2,100
22,300
8%
St
Mar
12%
70%
*85
85%
37,400
44%
40%
26% Mar 21
Jan
95,000
111.900
<
—1
4
235
5,200
20 Guilders
———
Royal Dutch Pet Co
2
«
:
98 %
12%
24%
—100
_1
ii——
5
Corp
Corp
41% Mar 13
98%
24%
4
5
-20
Feb
2
2,200
32%
*44'% :
95
*85
95
87
24%
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
98%
2%
72 Y»
*85
*85
-
%
24
Corp—No par
27
2
May 23
& Elec
2
14
235
2%
/61%
Paper
19
53% Jan
190
? 13
Corp.———No par
Corp_
10
Ritter Company———:—
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
—Robertshaiy-Fulton Controls com—1
5%# convertible preferred-—-25
5
71'%
71
13%
98%
—1
5s
Co—
Oil
Richfield
29
*44%
87
Rhodesian Selection Trust-,
2% Mar 21
69%.
•,
95
Rheetn
4
70%
*85
Feb
24
Jan
10% Jan
t
31%
*84
185
5
33'%
95
24
2
32%
86%
Jan
11,
32 Va
70%
Safeway Stores common
—1.66%
4(/c referred—————10
26% Jan
30%
*85
92
74% Feb
30%
*84
30:% Mar 21
25% Dec
0
26'%
—10
2
50% Dec
26%
71%
•
Ruppert (Jacob) 1—
,21% Oct 24
10% Dec 10
26'%
Preferred 3.60# series-—*—100
Preferred 4.50# series——--100
Common
1
10% Mar 19
161
25 7 a
70%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
1
22% Jan
July 17
137
25'%
31%
25%
30%
443%
84% Jan
Mar 22
30.400
25
41%
26%
44'%
24;% Jan 10
4
2
41%
44%
.
,23% Nov 20
42%
44%
14
Jan
41%
44%
10% Jan
16% Mar 21
42%
44%
21% Jan
13
41%
50
% Feb 18
y6
8% Mar
10
——5
Inc:
4%% preferred series A__
25% Mar 21
18% Mar
2
37% Dec
415/,
14
353% Jan 23
22% Jan
400
41%
26
42%
26%
6'/a
44
'
285
10%
x41%
10
27% Jan
Feb
22% Jan
*10%
13%
21
29
1014
42
Oct
28% Jan
*10%
13%
29% Mar 20
5
10%
42%
2
29% Mar
*10%
12%
22% Jan
31% July 24
423% May , 8
10%
42'/a
27% May
2
10%
12%
2
22% Jan
10%
10%
20%
6
43 Va
19% Jan
36% July 19
44% July 17
6'%
12
64% Jan
2
20'%
6'%
42
Revlon
24% Mar 17
Jan
17,800
19%
6'%
6
12
13% Feb-
2
57%
191a
19'%
6 Va
6%
41%
44%
2
23
*55
18%
6%
H 18%
19%
6%
11%
28
Dec
57%
*55
19%
%
19%
40%
Feb
26% Aug 19
24
57%
400
12
19% Jan
28
*55
200
800
42%
80
22 % Dec
57%
57%
*56
13%'
32%
41%
33% Jan
20% Dec 23
*56
13%
33
21%
*21'%
■
11%
21
4
21%
30%
23
7% Apr
21%
'_1
30
4
33
22
33
Reynolds Metals Co\common_
1% Oct
lis Jan
32%
*21%
13%
——~1
18% Dec
55
300
Rexall Drug Co_——__...-2.50
66% Dec
Aug
700
414
Mar 11
.
83% Feb
*
2
3% Apr
33
21%
Corp
Revere Copper & Brass.—
72% Mar 19
7
72 »/4 Jun
*13%
33%
*21%
45% Jan 22
63% Jan 10
5
14
*33
21%
Republic Steel
200
73%
Mar 21
45
41% Jan
13%
33
21%
<
33% Mar 20
2
32% Jan
65% May 16
46% Mar 29
66 % Dec
9
8% Jan
10% Jan
7
44% Mar 11
25% Jan 10
22
% 13%
33
*13%
-10
%-5
Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3 %%
series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
—10
9
7
5
V
"
^4%;:
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co——;
Reliable Stores Corp—
5
11
Jan
77/aOct
39% Nov 12
•
r
20
20%
'
Reliance
6
Feb
Jan
54
Mar 12
21'/a Dec
21
14% Feb
7
16% Jan
8 % May
13% Apr
59% Jan
1
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference—
6% Jan 28
2
400
*33
Reis (Robt)
3% Jen
€% Feb 28
15% July 8
400
28
t
5,100
32%
28
J 9%
19%
400
16%
22'%
7%
$0c
•
15%
>16'%
22'%
:\-
2.100
51'%
22%
33
28%
32% Jan
Dec
34% Jan
;
22%
32%
2nd preferred—_50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
l—--5
Reed Roller Bit Co——
No par
Jan
25
51'%
,
■
52%
22%
1st preferred—.—50
25% Jan 20
28
39
4
10
Feb
30% NOV 18
17%
22%
16%
22%
—
26,900
2.600
72
1714
51%
*51
51
51
72
F&
*51%
16%
52
52
Raybestos-Manhattan —.—u-.No par
Rayonier Inc
—1
Raytheon Mfg Co
4-5
4
23% Aug 13
Nopar
Inc*—————,-5
Ranco
21
18.
18 V4
91
91
3,100
89,700
80
14'%
14'/a
14','4
14
70%
14%
70%
29,200
71 Va
22%
22%
23 Va
68:400
No par
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
♦70'%
5
23%
23%
23 %
23%
22%
23%
22%
100
Number 5727
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1333)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1937
J.owest■
37% Jan
71
Lowest
4
9
40% Jan
2
13
77% Jan^
9
9% Jan
11
47% Mar
Standard* Brands
6
84
Feb 20
*8'/Wan 21
s
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
^
82% Feb
23
5% Nov
•,/v
42% May
2
Oct
' ■
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
\ Highest
'$3.o0
-
Inc
preferred
Par
No par
corn
Z
;
2Ve Oct 22
3% May 22
■,
43% Feb 12
'
475a. Nov -13
9y* Nov 27
33% Ndv i 4
11% Dec
:
.
57% Dec 23
54%-Nov
<
-«
:
16% Dec
19
;
27% Dec
13% Jan
15
/
13
17
:
-
^3%^
14% Feb
Standard
45% Feb
7
33% Oct 22
50
29 '% Apr
31
* May
2
Jan
2
29 Z
15% Jan
%
10% Jan
2
37 Va "Jan
2.
2
Jan
51%
..1Q
'
,
49%
13%
13%
43%
♦43 %
13%
12%
16%
61
.,..5
Webster.*——No
&
Storer- Broadcasting
50%
46%
*92
62%
v
63
11%
11%
33%
34
34
20
20
20
29%
29%
*11%
*17%
17%
12
U%
*16%
17
*16%
H7
13%
11,700
43%
400
V
60
-
63
^
12%
12%
*60
GO
63%
' V
./Studehaker-Packard Corp
>».,«.•
_
,
42% Oct 21
•
■/
14
7
15Y# Jan
2
16% Jan
17
9% Jan
2
26
93
s Feb
14
79
Jan
16
82
Jun
3
60
Feb
10
20%
Jan
2
22% Jan
10
.157% July 23
-
•'
67% Nov,26
20 V Dec
i
30
29'/a May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
V
20% July 26
'.28% Oct 22
.'v
65'% Oct 29
6% Dec
74
Jan;. 2
-27% Nov 13
19 % Dec
26% Nov 13
42% Jan 10
29 y4 Dec
30
46% Jan
9
72
31
89
May
63
Apr
11%
3
20
20%
30
29%
17%
11%
3
30
16%
16%
16%
42%
43%
*16%
42%
22%
,22'%
22%
"'3%
3%
3Va
43-y8
42%
22%
29%
*17
.
43%
22%
22%
,
,
>
;
Sunshine
9% Jan 24
19%
Jan
Jan
1680
vSunsbine
3%
3Va
3%
43
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
17%
17%
17 Va
17 %
i7Va
17%
17'%
xll
11
11
11
11
11
10%
.
82
*79%
82
*80
82
*80
65
65
22
22 Va
22 Va
23%
*23%
*80%
17%
65%
64%
22
65
24
*31
31%
80%
...25
.
22 Va
4
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
Jan
31
9 % Jan
16
/
65
31%
30%
31
14,800
80%
81%
-
7%
1435
.7%
7%
1440
1435
2,000
65%
5,200
22'%
22%
23'%
20,200
23'%
*30%
31'%
600
82'%
82%
4,300
,
7%
7%
100
7%
2,900
Z
1428
1390
1441
1400
2,500
82
65
*7%
7%
1451
4,100
,.
30%
82%
81
.7%
1460
,
22%
23%
30%
81
80 Va
33%
3
'%
*19%
20%
19%
34%
33%
34 Va
33%
19%
34'%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
8.0%
8Va
80%/ 80 %
*80%
8 Va
8Va
21%
22
470
.
33%
5
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%'
33%
*19%
20%
*19%
20%
19%
19%
34%
34%
34 Vb
34%
34%
i_7.50
35%
*80%
35%
35 Va
35 Va
35
80%
Co__J___.
82
*30%
r
*23 %
-
*80
V
24
25
Swift
37% Feb
•
65
«
4.16%
(The)
.
*23 %
80%'
7%.
1450
05%
21%
22%
*23%
r_10c
:
4,400
.
11
43 %
30
Co,
6,300
.
1?%
U%
25
Paper Co____
34% Mar 17
&
3
17%
12.50
'Sweets Co of America
Mar 11
20
Mining
'
3%
43
No par
Sutherland
400
11%
series of '55
100
1,400
17
3%
46
».„1
•> Superior Oil of California
2
35% Jan 28
29% Jan
3
Tool„..i—5
Biscuits Inc
,■;
'
Corp common
5%% ,2nd pfd
».:?'•
2,800
42%
22%
43
22%
4%%rl>referred series A_.
300
,
14,000
6,700
17%
11%
16%
.
29%
17%
43%
No par
3,000
,
,
20'%
•
11%
33%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
-
Jan
11%
34'/a
34%
*11%
43%
....1
$4.50 series A preferred
1
34
11%
34%
11%
23%
23% Feb
2
9
Mar
63%
20
■..>./
Sun Oil Co
;. 24
25
Jan
;v
<
Mach
Chemical
5,500
V■200
•
1
■/
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«
29%
17 %
l
par
X
:
69," Jan... 2
>
7
Feb
32
"
8
14
82
Sun
,
Corp..„Z'__..w.-I__
Sundstrand
33% Jan 21
6% Jan
29
27t
Sunbeam
Mar 21
82% Mar 21
136Q
-:l
16
Jan
Jan 21
19
11% Jan 27
-'30% Mar-19
/* 72
Jan 43
8
Jifly 15
2,000
43% Jun 17
27
;•
Mar 20
,
15% Aug
30
1,210
*
3%
46
39% Feb
18% Nov
27
Dec
78
;
2
Dec
15% Deo 11
9
•
2% Jan
ay4 Apr 11
2% Dec 30
.
61
11%
29%
17
4,300
12%
16%
16 %
.16%
15%
20 Va
•17
17%
11%
200
I
;
13%
43 Va
"
\
94
13%
43%
11%
—..1
Co
*92
V
34 %
.
46'%
94
13%
63% ».?
..
46%
.
27,600
38,800
120,600
4,300
43% '
12%
16 Va
62
63
50%
Va
,
,
12%
16 Va
%
50
13%
•60
61%
...
46
44
12%
-
16%
*60
*11%
^5
Stokely-Van' Camp; Ipc common...!
5%,: prior preference...
—.20
Stone
63
63
13
16%
'
%
29%
..^..lQ
5oy4
93% f
%
1,700
40
51 %
43%
.
*3
3%
46%
46 Va
13%
♦61
3y»
39%
46
44%
13
1
StixlRsier & Fuller Co..
►v
2,800
45%
50%
50%
13%
29
24% Jan
73%
39%
*92
20
43% Mar
60
7%
7%
45%
46%
13%
20
'
79%
39
93%
♦43%
.
Stevens
i
2,600
46'%
79%
45%
46
11%
33%
Feb
Shares
45%
80
*3
39 %
*92
33%
,<
the Week
;
3%
45%
47 Va
16%
Inc..
*3
38%
92
-.11%
Jan
,
45 %
-
46%
No par..
Stewart-Warner ..Corp
3
92
..—5
...15
17.
3
20
-
8
50%
...7
/-—I
12% Jail
„
.
15% Jan
24
43%
Sterling- Drug Jne/_—
& Co
7%
38%
3
Sterchi Bros Scores "Inc—,;
17% Feb
2
.
45%
38%
preferred.,.-;
(JVP)
7%
3%
Stauffer Chemical Co
32
.»
7%
7%
40
12% Feb
34% Mar
*
7%
45%
20.14 Feb
17% Jan
-*
-
7%
68% Jan
14
"79%
3
.4.100
com..
l.
Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corpl...
StarrettlCo (The) L S—J
Jan
61
.
79%
38%
Standard Ry
16% Mar
1
7
46%
79
45
/..25,
commoni„10....
Packaging Corp
Convertible
13% Jan
2
2
>
Feb
Ohio
of
preferred series A
'
46%
46
45%
80
.6.25
Standard'-Oil
Friday
Mar. 31
Thursday
Mar. 20
46%
*79
_/—
51% Jan
Mar
,
Sales for
PRICES
■
80
7%
SALE
Mar. 19
;
California
47 % Mar
v•H
29% Jan
19% May 21
:./18'% Mar 5
18% Dec
.
.
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
31
15% Nov
"
2
July 15
23% July 15
Oil'of
92% Mar
'!
;
60 % Feb 11.
10% Jan 15
-V.
35 %
;. 15%,Dec 31
10 y. Dec
T4%<Jan
Standard
2
Jan
12
-
/Ex distribution,.
47% Feb
46 %
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 18
46%
*79
Inc....1
2;
Jan
v--57
Gas & Electric Co—
Co
Standard Oil of Indiana.Standard.Oil of New Jersey
6
-
Coil Products
42
10}% Jan
;
Standard
3 % Feb
*
36
■Jf'
;.
.83% July 12
10% Nov 21
23% Feb
13
85% May 21
4
t
3
88% Jan
,18% July 12
18% May 27
;
13%. Oct 22
,
8
36% Dec
;
*<'11% Dec 31
r-
Mar
94
-
,
Jan
43% Feb 25
4= -35% Feb ..18
.
-
'
•*i<
<
2
>
68% July 5
47% Feb 21
62 V4 Jun 10 f-4" 42% Feb 24
:
/40'%.Qct 22
84% Oct 30
Jan
3
•
59% July 16
62 yeJan
4
35%.Dec 23
•
6
46%
No par
Standard
*
Tuesday
Mar. 17
33
,•
1,500
-
200
■<
-
16,800
'
Z.
.Dec
:
6% Dec 24
...
31% Jan
■
84
72% Jan
7% Jan
.
-
*
preferred...i___W
$4
.
com
No par-
-Symington Wayne Corp...'.../
82
Vu
'
8%
82-'
<
>-
*80'%
8
8%
5,800
130
82
7,300
1
8
9
♦21%
1
1
2.50
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43%
1,100
11%
11%
11 Vb
11%'
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,300
42%
Co___5
4,300
31,600
8
8
8'%
T
18'/8 Feb
20% May 17
6
k
3% Dec
18% Jan
'
Mar
23
3
Talcott Inc
4
(James)/
...
30
8% Jan
11
3% Jan
8
6% Jan
30
TelAutograph Corp
8% Oct 21
18% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
16
Temco
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
2
43% Mar 21
Tennessee
25% Mar 18
26% Mar 17
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Texas
34
Dec
18
54% Feb
12
76% Jun
Dec
31
49'/a May
14 % Dec
30
33
24-
Aircraft
55% Feb
24
63% Jan
9
22% Jan
13
28% Mar 21'
Texas
Gulf
17% Mar 21
Texas
Gulf
Jan
15
2
21
43%
42%
43 %
42%
43
42%
43
42%
437/a
26%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25Va
25%
61
61 %
60 Va
61%
61%
61%
61%
62%
61%
62%
36,000
26
26%
25%
25%
26%
26 V*
27%
26%
28%
43,700
17%
17%
16%
17
17
17%
16%
17%
17 %
47,600
53,100
29%
30 %
29 Vb
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
30 Va
31%
32
35%
30%
33%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
83%
2,000
Co
100
110%
110%
*105 Va
111%
*105%
110 Va
*105%
110 Va
*103%
Co..—
No par
47%
48
46%
47 Va
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
110'/a
48%
13,900
50c
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12'/a
12%
12%
12%
12'%
121%
8,700
31% Jun 19
26% Jan
2
30% Mar 17
Texas
Instruments Inc
40% Jun
24% Feb 25
35% Mar 20
Texas
Pacific
Texas
Pacific Land Trust—
87% Nov 13
38% Jan
10
9% Mar
6% Jan
Coal
Pacific
4
98% Jan
125
Jan
28
Texas
&
49 '/a May
a
44 % Jan
30
Jan
29
Texas
Utilities
10y8 Jan
13% Feb
11
Textron
17% Feb
11
160
9i
Jan
Inc
Ry
Oct
14
21% Jan
2
15'/a Oct
17% Jan
11
21
Jan
3
15% Jan
21
26
Aug
Feb
25
26% Mar 20
62
2
a
22
28
27
Aug 15'% Apr 12
53
Feb
25
63
10% Jan
3
14% Jan
28
63
'" Apr 12
42% Jan
6
50
Jan
28
13% Feb
21
13% Feb
61
Thompson
41% Feb
25
55% Jan
91
Thompson Products
47% Jan
10
Dec
42% Oct
18
'
Oil
&
common
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg
Thermoid
Co
JLf
common
17
17
23%
23 Va
24%
24%
57%
58
58
59 '■
58 Va
*11%
11%
11%
*46
*16%
47
*46
■
60 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
♦46 %
47
25%
*46%
47
*17
17 Va
17 Va
25%
60
17,
23%
.1
50
$2.50 convertible preferred..
17
17
5
par
...No par
Co common
preference__<../_No
$2.40 conv
Mar 20
'
21,600
L
Sub share ctfs cx-distribution
4
26%
..10
12
8% Mar 15
'
'
177%
30'%.
22
5% Oct 22
700
22
25%
No par
...
15% Feb
4
"21%
22
*21%
22
:_33%
Producing Co
Sulphur
26
Oct
21%
22
1—25
Corp...../.
Co_'____—
6
10
Jar
:
j.
Corp
.
"»
26%
63
25%
100
17 Va
500
26'/a
14,700
f 62
f 113/4
47
*46'/a
1,690
62
47
11%
800
11%
~
4
' *
10"% Jan
2
Oct
•
•
28
46
Nbv
Dec
■
12
30
20
12
Oct
'
27
31
2
36
Feb
21
Jan
12% Jan
42
30
41% Oct
3
30
29
2
01
.
9
Jan
27% Jan
2
31% Mar
53
Jan
2
57
Jan
2
19% Jan
22,
Jan
J
44
20
'
3
48
30% Jun
21% Jan
2
25% Feb
19
17
27
50
Jan
2% Oct
17
10% Jan
12% Nov 14
Feb
4;
19
14
Jan
32 % Dec
•
30% Jan
10% Jan
8
13% Mar 10.-
2
32% Jan
6
36
10
3% Jan
18
13% Feb
21%
22 Va
21%
22
21 3/4
21%
8,300
25
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,300
35
34%
34%
11,300
35%
34
35%
34 Va
34%
34%
18%
18%
18%
\ 18%
18
18%
18%
183%
2,600
13%
13 %
18%
13%
18%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
133/8
50
50%
50
50%
50
50 %
50
50%
50
50
2
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
No par
Bearing.
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
29
28%
29%
4,600
3,000
24,900
8,100
Jan
16'/Wan
26
20
Corp.—
:
series A
'"Preferred
28%
28%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/a
1
50
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
56%
56%
*56 Va
57%
56 Va
56 %
18
18%
*17%
18
17 Va
48
*45 Va
(conv)—_—50
♦45
48
♦45
1
50
25%
47
—.1
24%
24%
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
12%
13
36
26%
26%
47
36
5f/o
1
20th
:•
Co
common
pfd series of 1957/
conv
Century Fox Film..
5f'o
conv
TXL
Oil
50
1
prior preferred
Coach
Twin
*46%
*56
Va
12'%
6,000
31'/a
14,200
300
56%
*45%
X12%
12%
12%
*34
39
26%
r
3,400
26%
47
47
24%
243/a
247%
; 200
4,200
12 Va
13%<-
12%
123%
3,300
47.
"
,
40
*35
40
*35
48
1,700
18
*45
24 %
*46%
24%
12 Va
24%
*17%
48
26%
26
2614
47
*46%
47
18
18
18
48 Va
26
26%
24%
24
56
*56
'
*
*35
3,000
40
(The).
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
'53%
4,400
1
Co.—....
Corp
,
—.—5
Inc
$2.70 preferred———..
Tung-Sof Electric
..
21:
6% Jan 23
—-2
(The)—/-—,..--'
Airlines
.
24%
35'%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common.—..1
26% Mar 21.
Jan
9% Deo
■
16;
10
23% Feb
45
6
7
43%. Feb
37% Jun 20
50% Sep 17
Oct
Roller
World
70
21%
Tri-Continental Corp common
23'
16% Jan
Trans
15,800
23%
Ti-hnian Realty
16
31% Jan
21% Dec 30
22
19% Dec 20
Feb
13 % Jan
133%
21%
Transue <te Williams Steel
37
2
85
24
Transamerica
10%'Jan
100
46
85
22%
7,
23% Jan 21
Jan
57
31% Jan
45%
24
Trane Co
4
34'/a July 16
'
24
16% Dec
>
45%
85
22
& Construction...!
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
9
July
*13%
45
83
*13%
13%
45
*85
*85
38% Feb
2
13%
45%
87
*13%
13%
46
87
10
s
13% Mar 17/
15
*85
No par
Oil. common/
50% Mar 17
1
Jan
45 Va
47
87
100
preferred
Timken
*13%
13%
13%
45%
I
$1.29 preferred.—
1
30
15
Inc common—5
(J R
Tidewater
4
2
13% Mar 20
48% Jun
16
Jan
56% July 22
41% Apr 24
50
4
16% Jan
22
20% Jan
4Vo
19.
24% Jan
2
23% Jan
13
Oct 21
9% Oct 14
26
Oct 21
43
Jan
Feb
26
19% Nov 21
28% Oct 22
23'/a Dec 30
88 % Feb
23% Feb
Mar 13
85
20
53% Jun
15% Dec 23
36
f
v
*14% duiy 16
89% May 8
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
80
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
21
'
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
18,700
1,200
7,600
5%
u
10% Dec 30
12% Dec 24
5% Dec
.
18
26 '% Oct
,,
22
90
Noy
14
24% Oct
15
•i
Dec
75
Aug 20
78% Sep 16
Dec
24
Oct
21
7'/a Nov
,
6
24% Nov
23
20% Dec 23
48
77 r
15
3
80
Feb
87
Jan
2
92% Jan
22
40% Jan
13
31% Jan
8
3
Jan,14
Jan
24% Jan
2
-
28% Feb
2
.;
44
Oct
38
.
22
Nov
25
6% Oct
28
0
31%
31%
90%
92%
90%
91%
7,900
31,300
28 Va
28'%
22,700
*99'%
100'%
91
Jan
Jan
2
31
58% J.an
120% Jan
97,-
2
Jan
20% Mar
2
35
3
21
Mpr 21'
93
Jan
3
Jan
10
23 % Mar 18
45
Jan
2
51
41
Jan
38
Mar 12
Feb
7
*80
82
*87%
90
10
26%
preferred
43 Va
26%
27
,
22
22'%
22'%
1,000
26
26%
25%
56%
57
56%
26'%
68%
20,400
*115
125
•112
125
97
97
97
97
18%
18
.18%
18
33%
34
33%
America—No par
No par
*99
102
•99
23
23
23
(Del).
—
7%
1
50
50%
39%
50%
39%
•39%
7%
7%
24%
24%
8
Park City Mines Co
*
34% July 16
69% Dec
4
Freight
Feb
14
Jan
21
6 3%
9,500
2
6%
13%
1%
13
12 Va
13
6%
6%
12%
13
1%
1%
13
1%
82%
&
76
6'%
—100
1
—No par
S Gypsum Co common—.—.—4
1% pi eferred
100
4%4cr preferred——•
U
170
6%
6%
38'/a
U S
14
2,200
*6%
37'%
2
Mar 10
377%
12%
417%
16
65% Jan
12%
37'%
30
164
293%
*37'%
12%
37'%
Jan
12
29%
37%
12%
6%
417%
24% Jan
Der
29%
*37%
39%
29% Jan
165
29%
37%
12%
6%
"
—1
(The)—1
29%
37%
r.
41%
2
8
U
24%
12 y«
29%
37%
2
16
24%
3,600
37%
38%
21% Jan
51% Apr
Aug
29,300
243%
•12%
41%
26 % Jan
14"
7%
24%
12%
29%
•
*36%
8
100
7%
24%
7%
37%
12%
Mach common——25
5
90 *
12%-
6% 'preferred
25
Bor*x"& Chemical Corp com—1
United Shoe
31
Mar 12
10
U fa
89% Dec
81 :
Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
39% Jun
22
40%
25,300
12
20% Oct
•39%
7%
40%
7%
29'/a
25% Oct 22
75% Nov
•39%
4,300
15,300
United Industrial
42% Mar 13
40%
13%
20
37% Mar 18
3,300
42'%
7% Feb
48% Jan
24 V4
24%
800
50%
49%
13%
United Greenfield Corp..
Jan
7%
22%
49'%
41%
17
35% Mar
*39 V4
22%
50%
13%
Feb
34% Jan
50
50'%
40'%
<'
77/a
I
100%
23 Va
42
29%
32
•
50%
13%
-
*37%
13
'
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41%
10
18
*99
*99
23'%
13%
Improvement Co—13%
Dec
23 V*
41%
Corp
76% July 11
100 Va
100 %
,
23'%
9,100
13%
Gas
39% Sep
35
41%
Gas
35
34
13%
United
1
34%
41%
United
3
1,000
10,000
33%
13 y4
6
23
33%
41%
29
Nov
'
20%
13%
39% Feb
30% Sep
*
99
18%
41%
30% Jan
30% Dec
125
*96
18%
13%
2
39
•l.o
96
18 %
..
24%
2
United
125
96
•
41%
34% Jan
,l%.Mar 13
•99
18'%
5
27% Jan
13% Mar 13
33%
33 '/a
1.02
•114
:
96'%
•
10,800
Engineering & Foundry
5
Co
No par
38% May 8
38% Feb 19
2
-
8
„
'
United Board' & Carton Corp..—10
United Carbon Co—
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)——5
23
41 Jan
125
96'%
18%
17
5% Jan
•114
.convertible preferred——.100
47a (ser of'1956) conv pfd—.100
United Artists Corp—.
—1
United Corp
9,700
3,700
8%
22
56'%
of
8%
22'%
26
.56'/a
$4.50 preferred.
26%
26%
56%
26'%
55 Va
United Biscuit
44%
27
•21%
26
4%
44%
26%
21%
21%
-
*
87
27%
26%
27
57%
33 % Oct
10"% Jan
17,000
26%
25 % Dec
9
10,600
27
22
Fruit
2
100
45%
50%
United
1% Jan
88'%
22
United
15% Jan
*87'%
44%
26%
Inc...
United Electric Coal Cos.
~6% jaD~7i
87%
•"
44%
30'%
27
23
90
44 Va
30
10.
31
•87%
44%
8%
30
30
90
."30
30%
44% Feb
Oct
82
Va
14% Jan
11 Dec
*78
29%
24% Feb
*5'
82
8%
11% Jan
10% Dee
*78
30%
34% Jan
15
82
8 Va
22% Jan
12% Mar 12
80
*79
30 V*
9
,
SO
8%
11
16%
*79
30%
Jan
35% Jan.11,
.
81
8%
47% Jan
4
101
*79
30%
30
11% Dee 24
*99
81
8%
33% Dec
22% Dec
100
*79
5
10
Drill Co...—.—
330
100
82
30%
8%
No par
Lines
28%
28
28 V*
28%
28%
100%
30
L,—10
Tank Car Co.....
•87%
45%
44 %
-
8% Mar 13
6% Jan
80
No par
..—25
4°'o. non-cuhi
100% Mar 12
19
*79
:_No par
United; Air
9
8
24
100
82
United Aircraft Corp common..—5
6
52% Jan
100
*79
Preferred $4 series...
Oil of; California
.
28 Va
28%
28 %
*99
No par
Union Pacific RR Co common
17
111.
Co
Union. Twist
24% Feb
Jan
7% May 20
31 Va
93%
Union
28% Feb
31
46J/4 Ma>
31%
/
Preferred $3.50 series.
27
7
% Jan
Apr, 15
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
31%
92
30% Mar 14
2
2
15
100
31%
93%
No par
10
No par
Union
-
,
31%
91%
Corp_..0a/r
Preferred $3.70 series..
7.
5
Jan
9
19
20% Feb
31% Dec 31
22
86
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
31 %
94%
Paper
Preferred $4.50 series/
45 % Mar 13
21 % Jan
25% July 22
17
25% Oct
73% Jan
8 % Mar
115
90% Jan.
Feb
26% Jan
152
Dec
'81%
%
7
10
31%
92%
common.
5
14
700
Bag-Camp
Union Elec
89% Feb
19
65%
Corp
5
12
Oct
17%
*6'/a
Union Carbide
5
Dec
12'%
15%
6%
Union
10
Oct
•
101
11%
16 Va
*6%
6
29
33% May 18
43% Jan
4
18% Oct 23
11%
15%
6%
8
81 % Feb
Apr 2
11%
16%
6 Va
4
29% Jan
9% Mar
11%
15%
6%
Jan
7% Feb
102% Feb
31•
11%
15%
6%
33% Jan
2
2
79% Jan
11%
14%
6%
98
5% Jan
64 Ve Jun
,
.
23
11%
14%
6%
31%
Corp.—,—
86% Feb 25
6
24
11%
14%
Underwood
30% Mar 10
27% Jan
Jan
11%
(The)—.
Corp
Untott
96% Jan
82
.1
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co....
5
Udylite
17% Mar 21
21
,100% Jan
10
68
40
33% Jun 20
8% Apr 11
37 % July 22
124% July 10
12% Feb4
10% Feb 26
12% Jan
2
29% Mar 19
22
86'/4 Nov
10% Apr 29
Foreign Securities
Co.
12%
1%
41%
♦37
37%
1%
1%
42%
41%
iy*
42
12%
1%
413%
*37
300
127%
10,500
1%
7,600
25,400
42
60
373%
37%
37 %
37 y4
38%
37%
38 y4
36 3%
37%
81
8,900
300
82
82
82
81
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
X28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
22%
22%
22
22%
22'%
22'%
*22y8
22%
213%
22%
4,600
1,500
71
71%
70%
71%
71%
717%
70%
71%
70%
71%
13,000
♦161
82%
166
-
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166
■
81
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82
166
.
*81
*162
164
•162
164
^
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
...
(1334)
Monday, March 24, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
r
lear 1957
*
_
lowest
Highest
•
ft'-'".
EXCHANGE "-
'
Taestay
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan.]
V,
Lewest
iHighest .»
*
5% Oct 22'
24
.
Dec
17% Jan
No»
45
8.'
B
Aug 23
Par
:
Mar. 17
.
.
Jan
24%. Not
•
-
%
Mar. 18
O* 30
4
4
:
,
38% Jun II
A
68
Oct 21
87
Mar
23
Deo
12
94
49% Jan
30% Deo 30
156
Jun 25
12% Feb 12
•
4
77% Jan
T
ft
4
24
Jan
82
Dec 30
64y3ja*
Dec 30
US
Feb
12
•'
Jan
24
U S Lines
19
ft 4%%
*8%—9--
U S
2274
68%
ft 47%
28
9
i-
4
72% Mar
.
3
92
;
21% Jan
2
2.
33.
46% Jan
3
2
51% Jan
13
25
148% Jan
6
156% Jan
17
Mar
1
25% Dec
12
19% Jan
Aug
1
36
Jan
22
35% Jan
3
15% Feb
•
10
2
7
86%
7%
15%
5% Feb 28
Jan
4
31
87
Jan
21
68% Jan
8
10
Apr 17
5% Jan
2
8
12% Dec 20
19
15% Mar
6
79
Jan
21
74% Jan 22
41.
Jun
21
22
30% Oct 22
36'
21
155v
Apr
Feb
4
142
Jan
3
30% Jun
7
19
Jan
2
21
Oct 21
Jun
135
6
18% Deo 31
65% NOV 22 '
22
Oct
1
78
Jun
19
13% Jan
Dec 20
8% Nov
Oct
40
124
123
•
9
,
Jan
.■•■■*'71
2
33% Jan
5% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
21% Jan:
2
20
,
124
Oct
4
Oct
77% Feb
77% Feb
Agar 8
25% Jan
124
80.
•
*78%
91
*86
91
>
•86
*86
32%
33%
148%
25%
31%
30%
31%
50
49%
50
25 %
59%,
58%
59%
150%
149%
150 %
149%
25%
23%
24%
36
36%
36%
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11%
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5%
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5%
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85%
23 %
5
5
5
23%
24
34%
26
Jan
99
111
20
90
May 29
; 98
12
Mar 27
Mar 1
110
July 24
03
Maris
24% Dec 19,
10% Oct 29
10% Dec 11-
87% Jan
91
3
■
20
20
20
68
*66
27%
27%
'27%
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-
-
31%
■; 7%
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16%
7%
16V*
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—10
24%
24%
23%
9%
9%
9%
conv
preferred
Co Inc
—
2.50
-a
Oct
22
77 '
30
92
Jan
25
12% Oct 22
14
31
14% Jan 20
•
3
89
8
8
13
91
Feb
64
Jan
16
72% Feb
2974
*76%
79%
♦76%
7974
♦76%
7974
♦7614
17%
17%
Oct 20
Oct 12
16% Jan
28% Jan
a
30% Oct S3
30
84
1
16% Deo 38
42% Feb 1Z
Jan
87% Mar
7
Feb
2674
27
11%
12
12
12%
12%
13
"
6ft
♦76%
77
69%
13
.13
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%,
12 la'
1214
13%
13 ft
13%
preferred:.--—
——100
Ward. Industries. Corp.—:
i——1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc——1_—5
68% Mar 21,
Warner-Lambert
38% Jan 23
Washington C«aS Light Co
36% Jan
87%
*86
•86
*8%..... 8%
.
.
No par
Nopar
18%
Pharmaceutical—1
8%
18
1874-
64%.
38
37%.
34% Jan
2
40% Feb
18
Washington Water Power-
2
28% Feb
10
Waukesha Motor Co-
5
*26%
19% Dec 30
26% May 3
8% May 15
19% Mar
7
22 % Jan
16
Wayne
5
*20%..20%
34% Jan 29
23
48% Jan 23
Aug 14
Mills
Welbilt Corp——;
1
Wesson Oil &. Snowdrift com—2.50
29
48% Mar 17
44% Jan 15
Knitting
4.80ft
preferred
15% Dec 23
39% Jan
28% Jun
23% Oct 21
90
NOV
4
;
105
4
15% Jan
25% Jan
Mar 20
97% Jan
95
Jan
28
87
3
93
Feb
18
87
•
7
U
47% Jan 11
92% NOV 11
17% Oct 22
104% Mar 20
14% Jun 24
88
'Jan
Mar
31% Feb 28
96% Mar 4
25% July 31
16% July 30
88
Apr
2
Aug 12
87% July 11
88% July U
67% Sep 19
48% Jan 13
Jan
3
42% Jan
2
15-
2
96
,62
Deo
'
31
41% Dec 11
14% Oct 22
>
17% Deo 30
52% Etob 12
79% Aug If
128
July 22
33% Dec 24
82% Nov 13
15% Deo 30
55
Dee
33% May 14
68% July 8
92
4
Feb
69% Jan
3"
•
68% Jan
fl
28% Mar14
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
13% Jan 10
4% Dec 23
20% Oct 22
20
Oct 24
13
68
29% Jan
14
Jan
92
23% Mar
Feb
34
3
3
44 % Feb 26
Jan 14
95
4
6% Feb
Feb
13
$3
30
Wilcox
21% Mar 14
71
Jan
2
80
Jan
28
14
-Mar 18
15
Feb
13
Mar 19
2
26% Jan
May If
8
4% Feb
8
July
88% Jan
f
8% Apr 11
34% July
2
36
Feb
9
134
Feb
23% Feb
Windsor
21% Jan
2
26% Jan
16
36% Jan
•
2
43% Feb
4
45% Feb 27
80 % Jan
2
51
-
2
4% Jan
2
Jan
'■"*89%.
•86 %
34%
96%
*96%
25
25
55%
28%
86% Mar 11
May 27
Dec
5
16% Mar 18
120% Jan 17
67% Feb
prices;
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2
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28
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this
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102 y«:
101% 102
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26 y2
48%
56%
5774
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98 Va'
16 %
-
207 a
16%
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90
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53
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92
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84
82
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137
68%
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Radio
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issued
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16
700
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10
preferred 4%ft series—100
Prior
500
6,90C;
20C
26y*.
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
^—10
Young 8pring & Wire Corp——;—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
29% Mar 17
Feb
20%
1%
1674ft
2874
20
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
27% Feb 13
68% Jan
26%
13,800
6814
5674
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28%'
20"%
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80
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preferred
Woolworth
21
25% Feb 25
y
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-
98%
35%
par
Worthington
•
6% Mar 14
83
•
asked
48%
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preferred
Industries
Woodward Iron
Mar 13
2
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27%
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...
common—1
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6ft
39-74
48%-
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5574
55
57%.
18%.
"
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90% Jan 31
78% Jan
_
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3,400
37%
39%
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•
2614
114
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2
140
.
.
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481b
20%
5
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc—
7
123% Jan
91% Feb 12
•17%
,
96%
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Co—
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
6
7
,35% Jan
30
Oil
$4.25
27
Jan
31% Jan
25% Oct 22
16% Deo 31
56
34%
100
preference
convertible
Wilson & Co Inc
31TB Mar 20
20% Jan
124 '
6
45% Jan 16
68% July 10
92% Mar 18
.
*26
-
7
68% Deo
19,
i%
lli>
26%
-
35
4% Dec 27
Prior
31
Jan
2
Jan
102
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i._2.d0
10
——
•"
5%ft preferred
White Sewing Machine
38% Jan
Jan
■
*26
*47%
*86% -90
.
..
Nopar
White Dental Mfg (The .S S)
White Motor Co common
25
16
4
preferred
37
;
RR
Telegraph
Air Brake
Whirlpool Corp common
4%ft convertible preferred
Mar 19
•
Jan 31
34
Oct 22
$5
4
61
;
174
2614:
1%
26%
28%
*89%
Westinghouse Electric common_12J/3
3.80ft preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—,_10
16
9
22% Feb
45% Nov 20
78% Dee 10
Westinghouse
Mar 13
13
29% Dec 31
35% Dee 26
,
7
Jan
131
e
4
Jan
17
23% Nov
16
Mar 20
30
Aug 0
18% Nov 14
75
22% Jan
39% Jan
2
preferred
Union
21% Feb
40% Jan 42
2
2nd
noncum
Pacific
19% Jan
f
5% Jan 21
20
-4ft
Western
"
91% Jan
4% Jan
18
>
xl01%
100
Maryland Ry. com—No
"
Western
125
.<
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.
48%
28
1
5
com
J)rj>fpr^ed—
4
34
75
116
Dec
7
Western
4
92
6
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Feb
65% Feb
7
Jan
10
16% July
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
•
18% Feb
20
Jan
Feb
4.80ft,
ft
20%
2074
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9
18%
2614
,
3914-
•20
TO.
87%
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3-774
68%,
27
20V2.
1:9
7,800
19,700
ft
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37%
27
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3874
ft
27%'
500
16%
14
.
.
.
18
.'
—100
;
Western
50% Feb
16% Feb 21
56 ' Jan 21
-
preferred
Auto
3814
•2614
58%
*17%
.
Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4% ft.
5
47
Feb 18
62% Jun 18
12
May 17
Sep U
28% Oct
2
83% Jan
26
West
55% Mar 11
"70% Mar 11
•
5
Western Air Lines Inc
100
34% Feb 27
8
26% Mar 2a
34% Oct 81
90
Dec 10
NOV
8
90% Jan
.
Jan
17% Jan
125
7
16% Feb
60% Feb' 27
88% Feb 21
Mar 28
,129% Feb. 4
,24% Oct 25
27
63
4
9
•
23% Feb 14
Mar 21
4
Penn Power 4%ft: pfd—100
4.20ft* preferred series B—-—100
4.10ft preferred series C
;—100
22
Feb
Kentucky Goal Co
West
21
Jan
37% Jan
I"!
,48% Dec 23
Mar 13
Jan
101
-
14% Jan
00% Jan
•
20
West
West Penn Electric Co—u.
91
1874,
1,600
167a
oya
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-
27%',
1%
48%
3874
38%
.ft
,
4,100
27%
1374
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66%'
3714
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33 Va
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8674
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1874
65
86
ft
,
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26%
57%
18%
18%.'
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-
9%:
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27%
1%.
1
7
91
•
4
38%.
.
8774
9%
1,500
Corp—
Stamped
4
103
2
81% Sep 20
4
19% Feb
2
79% Nov
32
Oct
Mar
29% Mar
2
5
05
387/b
*26
—DO
West Indies Sugar
Mar 19
55
1
38%
,
♦8674
87%:'
87a-
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05%
37%
25
2% Jan 22
2774;
300
38%
1374
2714
27%
27%.
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16%
27%
630
37%
1374
3374
27%
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88%
1374
32%
12%
2
27% Jan
3214
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1374
77
8814
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13
3
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77
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34% Jan
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6714
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14
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65 74-
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1
16
77
16%
38% Mar 28
1% Nov 21
;
12%
27%
2
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IT
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12%
ft
'
38%
30%
30%
1114
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i6
68%
38
;
76%
,
77%
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16
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16
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76%
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17
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94
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26%
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140.
.;
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95%
9574
94
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12%
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2.50
common.--—
17
5
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94
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95%
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Co_
Ward Baking Co
68% July 10
Oct 22
19
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11%
Walworth
10% Jan 23
95%
94
50C
15.80C
27%
107%
90
;
10714
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90: '
4,500
'
99
2774.
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108.r ft
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26%
5
•
90
13%
4
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90
12%
14
13
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19"
98%
27%
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9674
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-
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27%
16% Feb
14
28
95
♦92
95
27%
108%
17%
17%
1774
13
27% Feb
8% Feb 25
95
:
12
6
;
18
27
2
11% Jan
24
Mar 11
13% Feb
2
17%
18%'
94
15
8
14% Jan
18% May 29
16% July 11'
95% Jan >24 •
11% Dec 30
•'
2,90C
29
28%
79%
Warner < Hiram )G& W-'
41
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2914
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Virginia Ry Co common,
—10
6%
preferred—__:—
—10
Vulcan-Materials Co common
lft
5# convertible preferred
16
5%ft preferred——
.i—100
fto%ft* preferred
——100
12
♦12074
•120%
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2974
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—100
—
5,400
10.40C
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ft
80C
9%
60 V*
2974
33 % Mar 20
12% Jan
27% Jan
'
preferred
24.
9%
59%
28%
Wabash RR 4%ft preferred—.—100
*68%
Wagner Electric Corp—;
j.—15,:;',
39%
Waldorf System
—No par .,,. .13
Walgreen Co
-10 <f
30%
33% Jan« 2
:
25% Jan
*13% Oct~22
$4.12
Mar 20
Jtfn
100
24
.
V
914
59%
X28%
—
12% Mar 4
13% Mar 10
16% Mar 18
Jan
Jan 24
Aug
Aug
•
17
2
preferred
7..6CC
2,706#->
1„50C
7, ■;
16%
29%
6% div partic preferred
100
*95
99
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
27%
28 %
$5 preferred—100
*108
108%
$4.04 preferred
—100' " *85
90
$4.20 preferred—
—100
93%
97%
22
28% Jan
Jan
•
,
95% Mar 21
22
9% Jan«; 2
'
66% May 18
27% Dec 31
42
59%
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♦120%
31%
1674
29%
Works common—5
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
15
•87% Jan
15
84
Deo
3%%
6
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22% Oct
58%
58
4,90«-
31
24. v'ft
RQ
28%
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9%
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31%
7
10
152;
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57%
56
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153,900
37%
5%
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20;
32
25 Va
24
-
35
68
27%
24*2
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5
150%
20
32%
Victor Chemical
17
Jan
Feb 25
24% Feb
11
28% Mar
Jan
v
'92
37% July 11
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
Jan
79
Feb
82
■
34%
150%
7%
America./
Viek Chemical Co_
Mar 21
26% Jan
106% Jan
May 22
21
83
-
34%
♦148%
34%
150
24
1.I7C
25%
37%
11%
%
75%
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24
60%
14814
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•
15%
4%
5
75%
1.30C
118,400
10.30C
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7
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15%
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75%
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1
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15%
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24%
5%
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25%
33
148%
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7
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7
1,17C
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5914
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85%
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14814
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50%
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60%
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145%
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150
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78%
91 ;
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i
28%
33
32
1
59%
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7,20c
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7
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149
25%
25 %
31
24%
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i
28
200
27
22%
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70 !
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32%
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Mar 13
Apr 22
11
8
28%
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3
19
13
6
21% Oct
80
X27%
80
•
22%
Va
'
84
97% Jun
Jan
28%
80
Vertientes-Camaguey. Sugar Co—6%
Mar 12
31
28%
couj-2.50
Van Raalte
5
24
23% Jan
69
36
Vieks Shreve & Pacific liy com—100 ;
5% noncumiilutive preferred—100
33% July 16
22%
69
20C
12,90C
»
43%
*8%.
•
22%
22%
22%
23%
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—
Vanadium Corp of
21
78% Jun
preferred
Van Norman Industries Inc
59% Mar 20
45%-Jan 17
74%
com-
9
81%
59
—100
-*
*8%
69%
'
43.%
:
'
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22%
148%
1
27
2614
j
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76,100
,
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43 %i
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-
31%
9
9%
9
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49 %
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33%
-
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9%
44
26%
<
8%
148%
coni-No par
Utah Power & Light Co„
25;
124
Feb
10% Jan
0% Mar 18
Tobacco
44
•
>
22%
91
14
30c
100
preferred———
Universal Pictures Co Inc
1€
Sep
Aug 23
76%. Dec 30
80
8'/*
28% Feb 24
May,7>
Oct 25
12% Dec 31
32
Universal Leaf
6
Feb 24
27% Jan
»
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—i
22% Mar
2
2nd
B
*43 %
.
26%
8%
30
>
33%
.
preferred—No par
Inc common
1
Corp common
$3.50 convertible preferred
8% Jan 10
18% Jan 14
.
14% July 16
47 * Dec 31
23
Class
5
Mar
convertible
26%
'
.
9l/a
148 %
•*
No par
common
United Whelan
24
24% Jan
2
$6
30% Mar 20
152
Co
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30
9%
.*30%
V
-
.
9%,
9%
30
2874'
ft'.- 91
noncumulative
United Wallpaper
Jan 23
18
•
7
23% Oct 22
71
Oct 30
14
Jan
'
Tobacco
—100
43%
'
;
69
-
28%
_1G%
Corp common.
preferred-————
,
*79%
.
—100
i.—5
common.
9%
'26%
43%
-25%
-
preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
;
1
United Stores $4.20 noncif 2nd pfd_5
Jan 16
Mar 12
29
12% Dec 24
21
65
12
50% Jan
Dec
25
14
29% Apr 10
4% Dec 20
25
9
32% Feb
I
Jan
—100
Steel
7%
Jan 28
5% Jan 24
77% Jan 24
6
4% Jan
26
Jun
6% May 10
2
No?
U S
12% Jan 22
■
Rubber Co
7%
'
5% Deo 23
4% Jan
U S
0
28
25% Mar 19
37% Jan 28
2 1
31
Jan
Mar 21
61% Mar
,
common—:
li'/o non-cum 1st preferred——100
U S Shoe Corp
——1
U S Smelting Ref <fe Mln com_—50
7%
preferred
1—50
52% Jan 24
73% Jan
75
U S
25 % Mar 19
26% Jan
4.
11
Co
preferred series A
preferred series B
374%
6
,
155% Jan
Dec
/ft 374%
31% Feb 27
35% Feb
4
Jan
8".''154
Jan. 22
48% Deo 19
68
Mar
.—50
1
preferred, series. A..-
preferred/—.:
10
Pipe & Foundry Co_
5
Playing Card Co———10
.US-Plywood Corp common—ft—I
30% Jan 24
80% Mar 14
4%%'
9%
9%--
U S
4
t.
5
17
Jan
.
23% Feb 19
;
136% Juu 20
9% Oct 23
5% Oct 29
Feb
2
ft
61% Jan 24
•
•
30
*28%
30
16
146
22% July 15
25
44
•28%
12
10% Jan
2
.
: Jan
26% Mar
,
Aug 26
135
18 % Jan
06
class A preference—
.—50
Industries Ino common—;—li
5'.'o
30% Feb
3 i
Jan
8%
thtWaak
Mtr.:2l
9%
8%
9
8%
Frltey
iv.
M«ri 20
"
.
8% Jan 17 i"
»
Dee
68
2
8%
8%
7%
«
'* 23% Jan .v2'
■
Hoffman Mach common—82 74c
7
,
8% Jan-
■"* 39
9% Mar 21
U S
2
25 ft' Jan
i
l
27% Jan
12% Dec 23
63
Jun
37% Jan
-
6% Jan;, 2
.»
17% Apr 22
2274 Dec 23
8
1
36 * Jan
31
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Sales f«7
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES >
IbuHty
Wednesday
STOCKS
Range for PreviMi
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Number 5727
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Volume
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Bond Record
(1335)
New York Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letten
in
column
the
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
—
YEARLY
indicate in each
represent
one
or
the
case
month when
32nds of
more
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)57
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
BONDS
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Oct 1 1969
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%S—
15
Nov
—
-
58.10
87.16 July
May"31
7
Nov
53.9
29
Jan
94
107.22
107.22
*107.14
107.22
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103.6
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103.4
100.18
*100.12
100.20
♦100.12
100.20
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100.16
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101.8
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101.12
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101.13
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100.20
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100.30
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101.2
100.15
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100.15
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Nov 15 1961
June 15 1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
1964-1969
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,
95.28
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103.8
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100.21
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91
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Ma?y-Nov
—April-Oct
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May-Nov
General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976
Jan-July
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
4s debentures 1958
*———. Annual July
;3%s
98%
Ry Co 4%s 1982
4V4S conv debs 1976
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25
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1959—e—Jnne-Dec
—
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357
•
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income
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inc 4V2S ser A Jan 2015
Ohio division
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.
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91%
90»/4
97
,
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;
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,
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r April-Oci
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y
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30
106
84
^
1st mortgage & coll tr 3%s 1965
.Jan-July
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EI Paso & Southwestern" first 5s 1965—. April-Oct
/
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(
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--
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64
57
91%
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5s
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56
94
4
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1961
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«
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debs
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96%
56
•106
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stamped 1965
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-■
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88%
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89
64%
64%
88
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1980**;
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2.35s
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
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76
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96
89
51
60
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1969
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gold 4s 1995_
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53
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2%s 1985
1
iMur-Sept
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-i— .i^JnrieltJcc
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April-Oct
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.y 1
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ref
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89% 90 r
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--
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92
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2%s
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%
t
98%
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61
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1958—
(conv from Get.
ref
Dow
-
Cincinnati
61
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Detroit Tol & Ronton RR 2%s sef B 1976.'JJar-Bept
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
105
12
•
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debentures
-
convertible
Detroit
;96%
101% 101%
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f. debs
s
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1970—..——-^-———
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1993
-—Jan-July
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10
71 v
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series
M
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80
66 Va
13
,
refund
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Delaware
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103
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,»
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—
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1st
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98
96
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_^ilfar-Sept
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™
1981_
or
Bid & Asked
.iJttne-Dec
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——
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68%
60
39%
'
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debentures
Sale Price
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•
344s
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A
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—
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Monday, March 24, 1958
...
(1338)
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED MARCH 11
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
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1st
mortgage
1981—
3%s series J
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International
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97
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89
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96 :
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1
93
93
;
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94
96
96
;
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April-Oct
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v
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*
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C
fixed
5s
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67 '/ 7 :
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.
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F--f>s
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v
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*
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debentures
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91
'
&
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Louisville Gas
»
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&
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subord debs
1977
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1978
78 V2
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s
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&
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s
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Mar-Sept
3*2« s f debentures 1980—
Jaw-July
Manhattan first 5s A
JgAHudson &
Range Since -
Sold
High
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Friday's
or
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New
Friday
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Number 5727
187
Volume
(133&)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
331
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 21
;
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Friday
Last'
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Exchange
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New
"•
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-
Week's Range
er
Low
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Feb-Aug
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——_Feb-Aug
Low
24
-
New York
106*4
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95
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debentures
Co—
Gas
&
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Reading Co 4itstv& ref 3%s series D 1995/Maz/-Nov
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Rheem Mig Co 3%s debs l975_
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■
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1955.—!
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1968—
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—
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86
—
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.
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May-Nov
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Union Electric Co of Missouri
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Tidewater Oil Co, 3Vis 1986—
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Mar-Sept
94%
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6
•
1964————Jan-July y'
107%
5
66
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—•
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Texas
•
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debentures
jjGeneral and refund M 3%s ser E
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—.May-Nov
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1983—April-Oct
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i
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.*
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91 Va
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1968—Jaa-July
49631.——-
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f-
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2%s debentures 1973_^
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v
93
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—
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__
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.
73
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-
4%s "sinking fund debentures 1982—:—Jan-July
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100
98
:
IS
89
High
Low
No.
108%
—Jan-July
99
Sold
107
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Standard Oil Co
^
M
—
conv
1974
debentures
2%s
5s
Range Sines
Jan. 1
Bonds
High
87
1967— __June-Dec
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Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971. —May-Nov
Products
Coil
Standard
109%
92
'«-**
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s
Last
;
Sale Price
Low
98%
76
"95%
99
f debs 1972—June-Dec y „
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1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry— '-*96%
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. V
*98% 100
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963
Feb-Aug
*98
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964-May-Nov
— /
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St liouis RR—
*93%
93%
General mortgage 5s series A 1970——June-Dec
*—
93%
General mortgage 5s series B 1975——April-Oct
73% 73%
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975——April-Oct
— '
*96%
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st intge 3'4s 1964
May-Non
94%
94M»
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jim-July - 1
99*4
99%
Pittsburgh Blate Glass 3s debs 1967;
—April-Oct
99%
*92%
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
*91
3%s s 1 debentures 1986-—
-April-Oct
*88Vi
Potomac Electric Power Co 1983
—Ja?t-July •;■•103% 103%
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981—.
:—Mar-Sept
103%
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3Vos s
Period
Exchange
Stock
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Friday
Interest
i
.
High
96
303
107% 108%
108%
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
98
-
...
Sold
High
97%
97'/a
;
—
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Bid & Asked
Sale Price
.
.
Bonds
Friday's
-
Saguenay. Power 3s series AM971
Mar-Sept
«s Adirond'^lsf gold 5s 1996 Jan-July
—
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/
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1
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—1*—Jan-July
;
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i
*
——Mar-Sept
A5s .income debs ser A Jan 2006—
Mar-Nov
'1 ■; .' ' ; * '
-First ,4s ^4jond certificates 1989——.
May-Woo
Second ,4s lu.c bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St .Paylufc .Oninth first cons gold 4s 1968_J«ne-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3V»8 B 1971
April-Ocf
Scioto V. H "New Elaglahd 1st gtd 4s 1989
May-Woo
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures .1971—
Mar-Sept
ScovllI Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982Jan-July
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—,r *
* *
1st mlge, 3s series B 1980
;
May-Nov
10
v.60
' ;
1977-<
Seagram <Jos,E)' & Sons 2Vas
'
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3s
1974
.debenture's
Sears," Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s debentures 1972
4%s
subord debs
1977
5s debentures 1982_—A—;
'
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.
conv
subord
—
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6s
debs
conv
1986—
debentures
Indiana
2;!is
Ry
"
1970
^ V4S-convertible "debentures
Southern
1994
——
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vas conv 1973
Southern Pacific Co—
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First
4^8
<Oregon Lines)
4981—:
San Bran Term
Southern
'
1st mtge 3%s ser
RR
Co—
*
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77
92 T
93%
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,
♦105% 10G
*
;
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16
268
stock
or
bond
95
17
West Shore first,
4s
87%
91
5s
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89%
84%
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—
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94%
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-
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-
Sale Price
American -8%ck Exchanga
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Oonsol * Industriee Inc.
Aeronca Manufacturings Corp.
Supply-Jlanufacturlng.
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.
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the year's
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AND
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-
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21
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5%
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.
RECORD
the week beginning Monday,
include every security wnetner
;
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Way
Industries Inc.
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Great Southern—
6% Feb
2*3
90
103
.
-
Last
Sale Price
Alabgma Power 4.20%"
Week's
High
3
1%
1%
A
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-
-Sales
for Week
Shares -
Range
Low
k
*
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300
93
94*4
123
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100
17
Feb
77
r3% ~3 Va
2%
A
125
Feb
86% Jah
200
17*4
Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
% Jan
2,400
■
93*4
-
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-
Range
of Prices-
_50c
preferred—100
10
100
—1
A%tf Wood Steel Co
5% cumulative' preferred-,Alasita . Airlines lno>———
(
Low
Par
Mar
16 ya
97*4
90
n
American Stock Exchange
1
High
200
56*4
92V4
WEEK ENDED MARCH 21
fflange Since Jan.
100
•V".
48
31
78
-June-Dec
-
Low
55
sale not
delivery
STOCKS
Shares
50
97*4;
n02
Jan-July
2%s 1976_Jan-July
Sales
for Week
3%
8*4
.4
.10
Acme -Wire Co; common-
cfTrlees
High
3%
Aberdeen -PetroIeum Corp class A.
Adam
Range j
Low
Par
Acme Precision
Week's
57
*87
Jaw-July
May
Friday
Friday
*.
49*4
48
;
96 V 2
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
ending Friday, March 21. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to
in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
' ,
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RANGE FOR THE
99%
61
96 Va
48
extensive list we furnish a
•
102%
21'
50V2
102 *4
_
the
87%
90'%
86
90%
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Deferred
Included
100%
85
Power
91
91
497a|
:
Public Service 3%s 1971—.
Electric Light &
99% 102%
"102
101
50
not included In the year's range,
107Va
107% 114
50
included In the year's range/ d Ex-intertst. s Odd-lot-sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
7,
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§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
,
J
.
_
fCompanles reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ee
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
.
- .
> ?Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current yreek.
a
104''a
99%
*100% 103 I
85:l4
85%
90%
—
—April
Wisconsin
67
78-
50-.
93
!
^
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976—
83%
64
•
Gen
71%
2
RR Co—
63
76
102
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julf
4s series A 2004
1st: mtge
-
68
97Vb
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■
83 Va
67
67
■
-■4
v
—
—
---
—
■■
66
70
84
♦91
3%s conv debs 1975—i-..,—
.^..May-Wor
Whirlpool Corp 3%s 5 f debs 1980
n
—__Feb-Au(
Wilson
Co. first mortgage 3s 1958.——April-Oa,
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
—Jan-July
100%
93 Va
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95 Ms
*83'%
—
-
"
95
87%
'
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94
'
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.
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64
—
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May
A 1981
86%
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Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992.—Mar-Sept
92%
83 *4
91V*
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ser
1984..
income debentures
100
*78
.Jaw-July
Western Pacific RR Oo 3%s
~
99
90%
33
86%
64
4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
C 1979—,
April-Oct
debentures 1982
99
'
99
100
•'86
*90*4
Jaw-July
2361——
-
—
•—
—a
registered
5%s
114
104
35
88%
87*2
•lQO'/o
84
99
103
■•99
•
86
1966—Jaw-July
4s guaranteed 2361
..Jaw-July
;, Western Maryland Ry 1st
>lst mortgage. 3%s series
106% 110
?
.
♦99
scries I
West Penn Power 3%s
—
108% 110
—/
-
84
99
93%
V '♦—
series A Jan 1981
..April
■Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991.—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971—
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2Vas series A 1970—-Feb-Aug
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1979,.—Map-Nov
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The Commercial
32
and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
(1340)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
High
20
23/4
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Artists
"3
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preferred
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,
Aluminum Industries common
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2%
17%
100
3>/a
2,600
,
■
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American Book Co
42
40%
42%
3,800
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9%
32,200
86 %
200
87
86%
26%
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293/4
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Incorporated
Company class 9
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.
Post
34% Feb
5%
Jan
84% Jan
Feb
45
Jan
9"%
Jan
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Mar
90
Carnation
Feb
8 3/4
Jan
71
13%
Feb
15%
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Jan
Jan
32
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7
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31%
Feb
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32
75
31%
Jan
34
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12 Va
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12 Va
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13
Jan
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32
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32
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4
7,000
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18
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100
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2%
23/8
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12%
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10%
9%
103/4
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53/4
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400
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a
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35 %
37%
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f
29%
273/4
29%
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Arkansas Power 6c Light—
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4%
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Jan
33% Feb
7%
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Jan
43/4
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Chesebrough-Ponds
Chicago
29% Mar
Chief Consolidated
95% Feb
Chromalloy Corp
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4%
Feb
6% Mar
1,100
13y8
Jan
3%
500
6
5%
15%
Jan
9/4
93/4
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1
8%
Jan
participating
Jan
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Caribbean
Coastal
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300
1%
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13/4
1,100
l1/4
Feb
13/4
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2 Ya
2/4
4,400
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2%
Jan
Hotel
550
97% Mar
101%
Feb
Community
Public
Jan
1%
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
30%
Jan
=
Jan
Colonial Sand
29
1%
2,000
29%
1%
700
1
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to
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Cuban Petroleum
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6
1,800
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Jan
6%
Jan
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7%
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9%
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Consol Retail Stores Inc
;
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Feb
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3%
3%
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5
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100
16
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Continental
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31
300
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Feb
32%
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7%
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8-nr
8,600
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210
11% Feb
13%
100
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100
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41
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513
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100
121/4
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1
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Feb
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:
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Jan
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100
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1
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700
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Jan
86%
Jan
Jan
.
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American Tobacco—
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preferred class A
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8
36%
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9%
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p
6%
5%
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66 \ 2
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Jan
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200
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Jan
Jan
1,000
42%
'
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Feb
3
10%
$1
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7% Mar
IV2
14
43
8'/4
Borne Chemical Company Ino——B
Bourjols Inc
l
Brad Foote Gear Works inc
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Jan
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33/4
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8 3/i
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Bohack
Inc
Cornucopia Gold
Jan
3%
i
Black Starr & Oorham class A
Blauner's common
Blumenthal
A
Class
fa Mar
5
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
common—1|
Belock Instrument Corp
jQg
Blckford's
43/a
100
common.
Beck (A 8)
Jan
I03i2,200
-
20
Distillery Ltd—
voting
(H)
Class
Feb
2
Jan
700
-7JC
Ties
3%
Jan
6'A
3/4
-28o
Jan
L'J -1Va
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Corby
Jan
1%
13%
900
Beau-Brummell
2% Mar
13%
Bearings Inc..
Benrus
130
6,200
6V4
>
1
class A
conv
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.1%
2,900
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Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
3%
—
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2%
HS
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Steel
Corp
Barker Brothers
Corp
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15% Mar
^
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Jan
2%
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Barcelona Tr Light &
Jan
Feb
—-15/
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Jan
14
13%
&
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Banco
Banff oil Ltd—
4%
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1.300
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10
Inc
17
13'/4
.....
5%,
13%- 15%-
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1
Royalty Oil
30
11%
Corp
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17
de los Andes—
American shares
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..
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5% Mar
z
-
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300
10% /. * 10%
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20o
10c
•
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Jan
2V2
common
Jan
50
-;'24'54
1
1965
7%
712
,
/. /
10
7,700
Bailey 6c Selburn OH 6c Oas—
Rubber
Jan
1
13,500
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Feb
%
Feb
500
-
...
1
Service
Continental
Class A
.'.4%
60y.900
> D,000
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2%
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9
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9%
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Baldwin
8% Mar
46
708%
Jan
46%
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ordinary
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2%
303/4
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26% Mar
.
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Jan
1%
Jan
'
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lot
Products
1/*
Jan
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!—4
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vtc
23/4
53/4
Plywood Corp
6% Mar
Jan
39% Jan
60...... 104
Mar
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9%
10
Audio Devices Inc
Automatic Steel
"iya
297a
Atlas Consolidated Mining 6c
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas
Co
9
97% 100
•
.10a
_
Feb
Jan
.7%
.400,04
.
3%
o
Associated Tel 6c Tel—
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Atlantic Coast Line Co,
1 fa
1%
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9% Mar
6)3
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1%
1%
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5%
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Jan
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6{„ Feb
.
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—1
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,—0
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
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Feb
9%
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Associate Laundries of
Associated Oil 6c Oas Co
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i
4/ 2OO
11,600
>5% /6%
4,800
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v.
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4%
8,400
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Associated
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13%
1«
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4%
700
4'/a
15%
112
<
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300
4%
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14 % Mar
3%
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26
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44
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.
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105
10
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Jan
103
14%
6%
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of
Jan
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100
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5
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3.50%
93% Jan
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Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Arnold
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5
95%
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Appalachian Elec Power 4ft ft
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1
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1
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Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
•
Jan
18
Central
Chamberlin Co
"A" shares...
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preference $1.50 series
Conv
Feb
Jan
*
4
Anglo-Leutaro Nitrate Corp—
Oil
Hadlev
Cefilral Illinois Secur Corp
Mar
4
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8
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& Co
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31%
6 3/8
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Jan
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2%
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pfd
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common—
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25%
—
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Mar
21%
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Carolina Power & Light $5
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T it
-
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1
5
1
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Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc—.
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Mar
32
8/4
preferred
American
Anchor
Feb
29
M
American Photocopy Equip Co.
American Seal-Kap commoi
AMI
Jan
8y«
317/e
American Natural Oas Co 6ft pfd
American Petroflna Xno class *
0ft
3%
~4
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High
.
Petroleums Ltd vtc-J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—.
10c
Canadian Marconi
-1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd__10
Canadian WiUiston Minerals
60
Canal-Randolph
Corp
1
17% Mar
29
Co
Thread
Jan
Jan
Shares
,
—
Canada Southern
Jan
Jan
3
66
2,500
13%
25
American
15%
preference
6% %
3% Mar
Jan
1,900
133/4
Meter
3%
Jan
Jan
75
26%
1
Jan
1
71
American Laundry
American Manufacturing Co
American Maracalbo Co.
Electronics Tr">
3%
52
70
Itt
Jan
230
l3/a
1%
20%
300
62
62
62
14
American
2% Jan
2
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pit
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3% Jan
7%
9
1
,
,
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Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
cumulative
2%
3
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fft* convertible preferred,,
Allied Control Ck> Inc
$9.71
7,700
1,800
2%
23/4
17 %
2%
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied
6,100
3%
3 Va
Ote
Feb
Low
•
20
common
for Week
of Prices
Par
Cement Co Ltd
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
High
Canada
Algmene Kunatzljde R V—
Amer dtp rets Amur aharM.
All American Knginevrlmg Co.
Alleghany Corp warranU
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Friday
ENDED MARCH 21
for Week
Range
Low
Par
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
Sales
Week's
4
Feb
4%
Dynamics
Corp
of America.'—"
23:!r57
22
3%
.1
"
'2.200-
3%
3,100
i7|i"
5,500
27s
Jan
Jan
Feb
30% Mar
5% Mar
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
Easferp States Coip
$7 preferred series A..
30%
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series B
Jan
Jan
:
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•
Feb
17%
136
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75y2 Mar
Jan
13%
142%
■
Feb
Mar
Number 5727
Volume. 187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1341)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
tieh*B|i
iMrleio Stoafc
f
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Corporation class A
Elder
Limited--
Mines
Electric
1
common
295a
Electronics
El-Tronics
6,700
13%
13:'u
100
11%
12%
100
10
1,800
6%
Jan
2%
2%
5,000
15a
10%
11%
1,200
Industrial
Plywood
Feb
Insurance
Co
9
Jan
7%
%
-
Jan
27 %
Al Mai-
■
135a Mar
Feb
77a
Jan
International Resistance Co
Jan
37 k
Feb
Intex
lOVa
Feb
13 74
Jan
101
-1054 Feb
*<<-
,
Corp
pfd
i
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10%
10%
2,500
3%
20,300
39%; 40%
6 .i*" 6%
354
800
,"3%r
40
;
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8
4,900
%
Jan
2
%
Jan
33%
Jan
%
A
200
13%
12
12%
.
~6%
7,600
1°,r
;
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10%,
154 Mar
2% Jan
100
15k Feb
10474
3,800
907k
Jan
1045a Mar
1154
1174
1154
4,600
107k
Jan
1154 Mar
1874
Feb
19%
34
337k
35%
5,600
32
Feb
38% Jan
400
8
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
8
8
47k
4
4%
2,200
3%
Jan
4%
874
754
8%
3,100
77k
Jan
1
274
2
2%
800
85k Mar
25k Feb
pfd—100
„*
75
Vie
Fireman Manufacturing
75
12%
15
157k
1
3
30
3
74%
11,800
10%.
%
54
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■
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vm:
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4,700
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78
Jan
3
15% Mar
35k Jan
1154 Feb
Jan
4,200
5k
Jan
Mar
87k
1.000
300
74
Jan
2
"
Feb
:
165k Mar
100
2
Mar
1
Jan
A
Feb
Jan
.
A
14 74 Mar
12
Jan
Jeannette
Jan
5k
Jan
10
101
Irving Air Chute—
_1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo
f
Jan
127k Mar
iy4 Jan
5
Ironrite Inc
Jan
67k
% Mar
~.
■
V- 20
•
'77k
j.
Jan
7
Iron
High
6,900
33Vko
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Mai-
1074
Jan
57k Jan
83,900
10%
3%
Low
167k
10c
Company
Royalty-^
Investors
Mar
41% Mar
55k-Jan
,
9V2
."6%
Jan
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
1
13 y8
■
Shares
25c
America
92
6%
Ilia
20c
100
—1
Equity Corp common;
10c
$2 convertible preferred
*.1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com—.——1
'•-6% cum 1st preferred—:
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
—
«•!
Esquire Inc——
1
Eureka-Corporation Ltd——_$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common—
10
Freight
Emery-Air
North
ot
15
50c
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
._5
'
Empire District Electric 5Vo
Empire Mi 11 work Corp—:
Mfg Co
Co Inc
Sales
for Wdek
Range
of Prices
Low
167 k
1
International Breweries Inc
307k Mar
Jan "
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Hardware
•
Feb
123 T
3c
inc—
;
14,200
Enterprises
Industrial
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Mar
277k Mar
65a-Jan
•
li|
•774
2%
1
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Corp
Jan
29%
i~l
Inc
Communications
Electronic
26
29%
1
Electrograpliic Corp common
1,000
Jan
26
.
Friday
High
18%
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*
>1
American Stock Exchange
Industrial
3,300
i.r
-
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
Low.
26
^8^~8%
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5
—
& Share
Bond
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
24'
1
30
s-1
preferred
$2
Low.
26
lilt—1
Common
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sugar Associates—
snares
of beneficial
Eastern
Sales
Range
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Glass
Co
commoh—
1
37k
27k
37k
400
15c
25«
2
A
2ft
21,300
9%'
97k
J 9 7k
6,900
i
-
Jan
2% Mar
4
113
2A
Mar
10%
Jan
Feb
K
Factor
■
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1
class A
11 la
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instrument
&
Camera
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Mines
Faraday. Uranluln
f]
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(Max). & Co
10,300
"
lit
9
1%
1174 Mar
Jan
4,200
174s* Jan
Kaiser
315k Feb v
17a Feb%:'-a---
:Jan
19%
8,500
Kaltman
parget Oils Ltd
FinmiciaE General. Corp
i
—
—-/
Sterling, Inc
j„
F'ishmaiv (M H) Co Inc
f-i g
lOC'-J.v
ft.
3.
.
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Kansas' Gas
97k
*1
Co.——1-——1.25
-1
Co
"74%..
76%
1,750
4%
-
4%
1%
Corp
Indus
Plywood
■■
80
Feb
474 Feb
Corp
47k
$4,60 preferred
Yellowlcnifc
(A
Gilchrist
-
C)
6
Jan
Jan
2
Mar
7
Feb
15%
2,500
185k
Jan
%
2,100
32%
32
800
A Jan
28
2 7k
45k
1%
-
100
■'
40
17
300
Feb'
Jail
15k
1%
Feb
Jan
Feb
14
300
■
.
Gorham
Gray
Great
<8%.
«%
Feb
101
Industries
lnc_
92
l'g Jan
6
7k.-Jan
2,100
Jan
105k
x1458
Feb
1774
V
17
lfi^o
Feb
197k
95k
2,200
:95k
154 Mar
3.400
55h Mar
-ilr
6,100
700
e-;
■
.
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24%% 24%
284
%
Jan
100
:,u
Feb
77k
Jan
2%
Jan -'••
Jan
;2 4% 2%
4,600
2
Grocery; Stores
284
-
'4
Jan
650
241
Jan
298
Industries—
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123%
Jan
133
-'
■
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nail
i
1"-
ii
Jan
4,200
37%
2 7k
:.i7k
1
Jan
1,500
Feb
350
18
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,
1,000
65k
44
35k
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
854
25k
Muys
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—
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—
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7%
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Heller
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Jan
^
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Jan
59 74
3
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Jan
35k
'
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tnc—_— —25c,
75
Gold Mines!—-
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Lower Bail
j
300
,
..
25k
2.7k
94
30
86
Jan
1.100
47k
1,300
27k
207k
2%
~
21% -- 21%
-7%--' 7%
•
c
700
-
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800
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700
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10
4,500
3
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A
I
v
22%-r. 225a
1.300
is
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preferred
Hnhbeii
Inc
——
-33%
Manufimturin^ Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hard
Imck
&:
'Hydrometals Iyc-
/
27k
•
Jan
*
22% Mar
Feb
35
24
1.
dep rets ord reg——
Feb
317k' Jan
Co
21%
195k Mar
75
56
10
-29%%-29%
98
"4754
11554
400
Mining Corp Ltd
Corp
—
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96
43
.
%
4
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100
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6
30
10
Jan
1454 Mar
15k
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
435k Mar
257k
Jan
33
854
Jan
Jan
377k
200
Jan
95k
-
2,900
Tel
Milling
117 a Mar
Feb
195k Mar
5.% "
55k
-
8,200
5
Feb
7,100
397k
Feb
13
Jan
100
8f»%
■'
10
5%
Feb
847k
Jan
135a
7,475
8%
%
~5
97k
Jan
8% Feb
10
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Jan
54 Jan
Feb
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2,500
47k
Jan
187k
1,200
1554
Jan
1854 Mar
600
135k
Jan
1554
30%
Jan
167k
165k
1,100
1354
Jan
318
6%
6 7k
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55» Mar
Jan
34% Jan
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8
7k
854
700
2854
1
27
2854
347k
3474
357 k
46
1
1
1
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954 Mar
6
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135k Mar
45
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1
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Jan
7% Jan
1,400
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974
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13
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37 k
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9 7k
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97k
95k
954
II Jan
34% Feb
155k
19
Feb
5,000
155k Jan
18 %
Feb
-
3%
Feb
400
174
Jan
8%
1,800
;
500
10
8% Jan
900
7%
227k
22%
4%
1074
'
207k
145k
14%
1
20
n-
21
1,
105k Mar
874 Mar
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
Jan
3354 Mat
95k Jan
50
10074 Jan
17% Jan
200
.
14%
Jan
45k
400
10%
10274 1027k
Jan
9% Feb
10%
Jan
32
10%
1 %
20%
400
-
4% Jan
7%
900
454
-
Jan
Mar
9
8,400
754
21
Jan
100
-
10
95k
974 Mar
Jan
1%
10
Jan
8
2,300
1774
37k
6074 Feb
5% Jan
2474 Jan
4,300
31%
16%
,1654
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7.500
5k
167 k
40
4% Jan
700
•
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Jan
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1,900
295k
28^% Mar
34
8,000
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9
7k
14
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19.000
5 7k
31
125k
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3,100
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13 Jan
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23
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21
1454 Feb
8
174
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165fl
2054
48,000
16
Feb
20% Mar
65k
74
—
87k
9,100
6
Feb
874 Mar
877k Mar
88
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42
42
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92
94%
110
877k
897k
987k Feb
Jan
163
Feb
25
377k
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27k
Jan
700
13
300
11254
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1,100
5k
A
23
52%
23
22%
24
6
6 7k
20
2C5a
3
3
%
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Feb
25% Jan
Jan
24
Mar
7
Feb
21
Feb
554 Jan
700
"
3oo
1,000
13% Feb
11954 Mar
Jan
21%
600
6
Jan
437k Mar
274 Jan
354 Feb
22
1,000
23'k
—
Feb
1174 Jan
11754 1185k
7k
Feb
Jan
100
27k
*
92
354
127k
Feb
89% Feb
157
21k
1
—
Inc..
National
Alfalfa
14
3
3
3
1
7
7
774
Inc
*
6
Dehydrating 8s
18%
"
Jan
2% Jan
354 Feb
Bellas
1354
Jan
3
Jan
7
Feb
900
14'4
Feb
3% Feb
10
Jail
554 Mar
7%
Feb
Jan
374
Jan
2
Jan
1
554
3%
3%
3,900
(Mich)
1
15k
15 b
100
8
1
185«
185k
300
17
Jan
19% Feb
11"%
Jan
16% Feb
Jan
1054 Feb
2% Jan
1154 Mar
Machines
National
Electric Weld
National
Mfg 8s Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Presto Industries
Inc
Starch
Feb
National
Steel
Products
Car
Transit
Ltd
common
145»
HI
2'«
11,300
10%
1474
500
1054
200
1474
—
1
13%
10c
1
135k
14
1,500
3
154
1054
17k
9
Jan
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
14
Mar
15
Feb
187k
Jan
14
—10
common—1
*
National Telefilm Associates
3%
25c
2
i
Corp
Research
National Rubber Machinery
VnHnnal
6
100
400
1,200
Hess common—*
3
Co
National Casket Company
'
14
1
1®
*
National
.Jan
400
9%
1454
J
Corp
Feb
5% Mar.
89
Feb
177k
'
•
85%
53k Mar
41%
Feb
*1074
147k
5
100
Inc—
National Brewing Co
Feb
Jan
x85k
854
/
& Tel——*—100
Corporation
Industries
National
Mar
77k
x87k
9%
—
Products—
Metal
Natnm-Loeser's
Napco
Jan
157k
97k
1
-Jan
5
7k
9
zN
Feb
,
5454
Jan '
8 v,
•
Feb
4,100
'135% 13%
-
30
Jan
1
12
———-r*
Service
States
TV
■
% 39%' " 40
Imperial Tobacco of Canada,
5
Imperial Tob of Gt BrU fz Ireland—£L
18,400
cumulative preferred—*——--4
Vernon Mills Inc
—
2.60
National
'.
437k
preferred—*
—
Clemens
Nacliman
1*295k Mar
3.200
11
:-via3ir-i9r'u
55a
417k
Co-
Feb
Mar
"120'
Jan
47k
500
1754
56
417k Feb
8,800
Co common—
2I5« Mar 1
|
Jan
27 —-'Jan
200
98
48%
'-MO!-*- 50%.
Feb
507k
Mt
Murphy
3674 Mar
-
600
40..
42 7k
8
—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Feb
S1T
7
1,800
17%
—1
-8
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.60
Muskogee Co 'common
———10
Muter Company common—
50c
Jan
-
£1
250
15k
Jan
Jan
3% Feb
Jan
14 %
Mimtx
17k
.•35k
*
%•
137k
147k
preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moodv Investors participation pfd—*
6%
Jan
7 i**'
Amer
2%
17k
1
Feb
Feb
54
600
;
-
9%
Imperial OiY (Canada). capital stocki-!*
100
254 Jan
5% Jan
5
—•
Corp
Si conv
Abrasive—*
Mountain
'
Imperial'Chemical Industries'—
•
cum
Feb
3%
1654
19
42
*
National
.
Products
13%
Jan
3
National
Hygrade Food
Jan
30
260
145k
1
1
30c
2.50
2
1
Mount
17%
11".
254
Jan
Jan
17 k
S
1
1
Jan
Jan
-5 ,;-f
40 %
4%
2%
11%
10
common
Jan
14r%
217k
—2-50
—8
&
Public
Jan
147k Jan
•
357k
)
Jan
1,100
12
254
74
4,300
1454 Feb
2,000
254
1154
1
Piping Co
25s
1,200
—
55k
7k
9
£J
Ltd
I—
Co
Wohl
:75k
*
1-500
50%
40
5
27k
Jan
Marine
Oil Corp
107k
Feb-
-,147 s"' 15%
-55"
•<>-'.
57k
2%
„1
J
4.80%
Jan :
'%15%'-16%
100
97k Feb
674 Jan
135k
*
Monongahela power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
57k
205k Jdn
*
—•
Jan
,
7
Warrants
Mar
14ta
common- _—5
55k Mar
100
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd-*
Molybdenum Corp of America.*
Mar
Jan
14,200
115 m 118
—
(Harvey)
Humble: Oil- & .Refining
•
'•'21-'
155#
mm,'—
1,000
200
Feb
9%
preferred,——
6%
Missouri
Feb
96
80
.
25k Jan
IIIlS
lift*
•
/
Feb
2
Feb
Jan
Jan
5 :
.
Jan l
2854
Feb
3(H)
2V*
--
55 k
5%
97k
common—*—-—50c
4'/a% convertible preferred
60
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light. 5% pfd-i—100
Mirro Aluminum Company,***.
10c
«•
Jan
"-Tk 4%G
'
574 Feb
7% Jan
11% Mar
-1
1®
Miller
Jan
Jan
167k
:f
1754 Mar
Jan
1
k/ Co common
Sugar
Midwest
Feb
4 7k
Jan
677k
3.300
'-•'
:
-/k 85k
Feb
24
rl9" V 21
7 Vi
Jan
3%
27
50o
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Thermit
&
Mid-West
37%, Jan
654,Jan..
500
.
-
—
,
-
,
Jan .'
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.
Jan
'-,13
-
-
Horn- <& Hardarl connuon
3
/ 37k
•
.
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307k
llortler'alnc——-
V & Co
Horn & Hardarl Baking. Co--
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Jan
1,000
&*Bcaving Co—— :::io
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25k Mar-
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1.200
•
22
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400
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'
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3.400
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245s - 25%
2%
"lioliy- Corporation—-——k*— —60c
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Iron-
Midland
iv
Feb
27a--
3%
.21%
4%
165k
Feb
Co
Middle States Petroleum common
%-•-
Jan
7'%
...25c
700
800
4,200
"4%
x954
Micromatic Hone Corp
,'
%
,
Feb
7
2-7-4
'
Jan
57k
17
4%
300
—
Mfg Co———.—-—
Merchants Refrigevating Co—
'
31% Mar
56.+
1W:
Co.'-——-—- —^5
Industries
,-1874
.
600
'
8%i:,8%
94
Iligbie Mfg Co: common—— —1.
ixl
Hoe (R> & Co tiic common—
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—a.--*—-———. -2.50
'
500
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'=
5.:
574 Feb
10c
Co Ltd
Aircraft
(A G)
Metal
Jan
>58% :, 59
8
:•
—100-
—10c
2% Jan
Jan
117k
12
Tnc common
Merrill Island
7 7-2 Mar
Feb
21-,
Feb
35k
11741
Rubber Co—
&
Johnson
Jan
:
2%
5'%Mar».
127k
275k
:V',
-
<* ■
_
6,600
.
1,000
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preferred———
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Hwold Radio & Electronics
~
V
4%
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Men a.sco
Jan
6
Jan
,337ii
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—:
154
2,400
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10c.
——
.—.
6,200
16-
f-'-
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f^eltine Corp—
Ilecla Mining Co
i
i
Co
International
Mead
v
Jan
35k
•
Jan
31%
Hastings- Mfg
Ha/el Bishop- Inc—
i
Exploration
Service
Tire
(J W)
Mesahi
15%.
27k
UaUiaway
.Havana^
Inc
warrants
Inc
/ McK.ee
Jan
18%
Jan
29%.
8',
Jan
2%
100
22% Mar
Publications Inc—
McDonnell
97a Mar
Feb
15%
59
Mar
574 Mar
12
1,200
5
-i.
Jan
57k
-
Jan
9
12,400
%
29%
—
Jail
1354 Feb
xl8
400
—
&
Industries
Maule
Feb
.20
Jan
6,200
■2%;-. 2%
7%
1054
55k
14
3
Michigan Chemical Corp——
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
2
ft——
45k
25c
preferred
Communication
f
Co—
400
11%2%
454
50c
Oil Corporation
Marconi
• *
1
Harbor Plywood Corp-'
—.—
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ft—l —10
.1
Haftfielcl Stores Ric—-ft-ft—ft—-—25
Liar tf ord Elec L r LeftLi g h I
Jan
14%
—
A
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
3
v-Jan
5
2%
354
3
1
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Mansfield
*
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;.~2%%~3
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1,300
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Land
Michigan
B- American Machine
Jan
4%
24%
Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co—
Feb
174
———50c '-
-----——
1274 Mar
16%
54 Jan
11% Jan
14
—
class
(R
Truck
Magna
-
Gypsun* Lime & Alahastine——
Feb
9%
100
400
Jan
Jan
2354
University
Refineries
cumulative
Maine
'
'Gulf States Laud &
500
-
5
Mangel
Feb
300
3,800
4%
9%
n
■7^49%n
•Guild Films Company
2%
17
—
common.,
Realty
Macfadden
Feb
Jan
T
4%
liftft:——-I'
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8"
-Inc—***:——10c
"
"2%
5
Mages Sporting Goods
7%
/Jan
6
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40".":; 42
!7. 2 %
2%
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:t ^. 7% ' 7%
Grlesedic.de. Company-'
'
454
11%
_S
Steel Chain
Mack
Jan
247k
21
200
279
7%
,
454
Jan
%
35k
2
M
■
67k Mar-/
"
8 c ft
12%
17
Lynch Corp
20% Mar
1,300
7
1^5
129%
"'!%-.
1%
f129 %
50c
105k
12%
17% xl8
_10
Inc
Lunkenheimer (The)
-
Jan'
2%
.<
"
%
Jan'-
1674- Jan
6%
'6%7
"
Tnc
5%
t
1%,
,
;% - 2
Industries
Jan
Feb
2
6%
1%
Greer Hydraulics--——
Gridoil Freehold Leases——ftft
107k
Jan
Feb
Jan
'..."77:
19
10%
337kc
Co
Salle Extension
Locke
Jan
400
400
.
6:fi
Sessions
Louisiana
15%
*■
preferred series A————-30
(j%
6,500
—1
&
75k Mar
10%
754
8 7k Mar
: 2ttivV20%
1-1
Great Western Financial Co———1 / *; 41 '
Great Western. Producers Inc
—60c
Jan
2
1%
3,500
ft
-7.80
8y2 Mar
.
500
-
6%
20
;
474
35k
%
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
1,900
16%
100
1st preferred—
Oil &; Chemical Co
Jan
37k
ft
5
Corp- of Delaware
La
Great- Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
1%
Jan
3
37k
1
Latnson
Feb V1
6A
10%
,
"l%
Non-voting common stock
15k
—i
Lakey Foundry Corp
Mar
4
8%
15%
G reat Lakes
Jan
j
Lamson
*
Jan
935k Jan
50
I5:!li
10%
1
5
10c
15k
—,
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
IVa.8 %•
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2,300
—75 peao*
Jan':.
7,300
Feb
1%
Ltd
Le Tourneau
5%
13
1%
.»
A—
Jan "
24%
s
12 % Mar
700
Inc
S
Mines
Leonard
97%
.
'
■
5
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Shores
Lccourt
Jan
Manufacturing Co--——16%
Manufacturing common
-4
Amer
Lake
Jan
1774
11
;
1,600
1
Feb
5,400
.
Jan
Jan
Mar
154
l
—
145k
21%
-n20%
'
■Grand
La Consolkladtt
Vv,y-5
Feb
1
11
254
Co
18%
Jan
1074
15k
—_
4554 Mar
Jan
300
lueft—
1
Dairy Products class A—10c
GoldfieJd? Consolidated Mines
.'-1
Goodman
Apparel
954
100
800
Feb
21% Feb
257k Jan
25 k
—,
—
Brewing
1,500
v
—aoc
Dept Stores Inc—*,
(I B> Rubber Co**-.
Stores
25 k
Jan
Feb
1
16%
ii!
2i%
Seal
12
—IOC
3254 Jan
/
6,500
Gobel, (Adolf)
12
18%
20%
-1.25
Lear
Yi
r
•
11
12
11
600
2.350
'
-
5-tV Jan
Jan
-ft-
Industries
Wernicke
'
Jan
117k
—-1
Inc—
Company
L'Aiglon
-
Feb
554
7.400
0
10
12
-2.60
Hotels
Kobacker
Feb
Viirit ,%T2%% -12%
—'•
common
Glcnmore Distillers class B
Gold
Feb
25k
-4 A Feb
t
39%^
5 liS
0
Co
Corp—*
Knox Corp- class A
—
*
.
21
22
96%
Jan
107
,
Globe
Knott
Jan
174
"
40
; 97%
1
(S)
Kleinert
Lanstpn
—
Co—
Globe:: Union. Co
Klein
325k Mar
Jan
200
lrl%,G%
%
Jaii
Feb
100
Mines—
20%
2054
10
6
&
Krueger
17
—•
Oil
Kropp (TIie> Forge Co
300
50c v
1
?5c £
Glen-Alden. Cor|)—'——
'
Mar
" ft' '1
common
Gold
Giant
Gilbert
Feb
174
5% Jan
12
Corporation
Corp
5A
1055k
Jt1%
ft# t
21
22
Inc_^
(Walter)
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products-*
Kirby Petroleum CO
Jan
2,000
Georgia Power $5 preferred-■
Kidde
1
—250
3% Jan
Jan
95
8
Kin-Arlc
.?
■
~'i
32%
Enterprises——.
General' Transistor
Kennedy's
.-
254 Feb
pfd —100
(Del)_
Feb
Feb
..-800
6.
warrants-^;;-.
preferred—
Ltd-—' -ft;. '•
American dep rets ord reg
General Fircproofing common
5General- Stares
87k
79
1,700
% 6'/8
17%-. 18
.
55ft. convertible
General
1274 Mar.«-v
Jan
*
16,700
T%;'
6
-*
%
XO
100
—1
General Electric Co
General
Kawneer Co
t
Jan-'.-.v
10
5
67
%"4%_
1%
-
Co—_t——1ft-.*—
General-Builder 'Supply C'drp com—1
ft
Jan
68
General Alloys
■
%974
Jan
75k
—50c
4%%
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
1
1
common
General- Acceptance
Jan
6% Jan
;
*%.
preferred
——-—
G oilman Mfg Co common—*—
.
»
5
1——t'V*;.: 17%
—
Co
Power
Jan
4,400
X5%
5 %.
.
& Electric
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
";7.
Mines Ltd
Gatlneau
Jan
87k
81,400
Feb
67a Mar
Feb
6%
G
G alken o
55a
7
rr;6a/8,t
«
Company
reo
(Geo A)
-Fuller
.•t-
(The)
1,900
roi^%i2%
:
617«
Jan
6,700
-
———
Ltd—
Head Brewing
I; 6%
;7% -8
75%
dep "Pels ord reg——
Pitt'Industries Inc—:—
Fort
6?a
57k
-I t
—
American
BTesnilla
32,800
6%
er'o
; ^
Class B. voting—,*—
Fox
.
:**'
.%
non-voting
A
Ford, Motor Co
-
6%
_-~l
—
Ford Mator of Canada—
;5%,
.
Florida-Canada. Corp ft-—
;<rFlytng Tiger Line Inc.—
6
.2.50"
,7%
-It:t~
Firth
Class
i
4
Corp
(Df & Company
'
■u
•V
Industries
—
14
100
29
29
200
x22
Mar
6
2,800
55k
Feb
7
Jan
400
354
Jan
4%
Jan
27% Jan
x22
~5%
~55a
2%
2%
Mar
31 % Mar
33
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
34
..
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
(1342)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
STOCKS
'
Neptune Meter common—
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
Oils Ltd
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New Idria Min & Chein Co
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Park Mining Co
New Bristol
Co common
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario
New Process
New
Jan
7%
Jan
Bt
% Feb
A
Jan
Inc
£an Carlos Milling Co Ltd
1,90U
A
11,000
1A
1%
600
132'% 133'.a
420
1%
500
20-fe 2lfe
11,000
5,800
10%
10%
1,700
1%
1%
%
6,800
'
1A
1%
13
21
"i%
%
3,800
47%
Jan
1%
Feb
Jan
22%
Feb
7%
Jan
11% Mar
1A
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
5%
G%
8,100
4%
4%
4%
6.600
4% Feb
5
Jan
Serrick
3%
2%
3%
74,500
2% Mar
6%
Jan
Servo
6%
6%
0%
800
6% Jan
7%
Feb
400
1,200
1
25
Northeast Airlines————
—1
North Penn RR Co—.—
60
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd—100
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Royalties Inc
North CanadxUn Oils Ltd—
3
8,600
5%
2,200
2%
213
5%
5%
America——
Corp of
Sentry
6% Jan
Jan
Jan
28-%
Jan
Shaltuck
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
91
93
30
89%
93% Jan
3A
11,600
3%
Feb
411
Feb
2
15,100
2
Feb
314
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
A
—*
A
2,100
1%>
1%
1%
4,100
Jan
1% Jan
Silex
o
Oil
Oceanic
Corp
Ogdeu
common———
preferred
Ohio Power 4%Vo
Oils Ltd—*
Okalta
Okonite Company common
Old Town Corp
40c
common
preferred
cumulative
Electric
Oxford
65
65%
525
60%
97
99%
420
95 %
Jan
1%
600
1%
54%
56%i
723
2%
2%
600
1%
3%
3%
100
Corp
Creek Precision Corp
66% Mar
Silvray
3% Jan
Feb
3%
"
3
Mar
Jan
3%
dividend preferred
Pacific
Petroleums
Ltd
pfd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pan
Airways Inc
Parker
Pen
Class
Co
Penn
of
Philips
Electronics
93%
420
99%
1,140
112
xll9%
520
107%
Feb
91%
91%
60
86%
Jan
93 %
2%
3,000
Jan
2%
Jan
2
17%
Phillips
Screw
Plaseckl Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Pioneer
Gold
Pneumatic
Polaris
Scale
Mining
Poloron
A
Prairie
Oil
Pratt
Royalties Ltd—-.
Lambert Co
Inc
Preston
East
Domo
(The)
Company
Providence Gas.
15
6%
1,300
~7
4%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
13
7
Mar
Standard
Oil
4% Mar
Standard
Products
52
Feb
Standard
Shares
19
Jan
47
Jan
Jan
16,500
300
Jan
11
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
8
Jan
1,600
7%
5,600
6% Mar
Jan
500
1
Jan
70%
2,950
63
Mar
5%
800
LA
.
26%
200
1%
1,400
5% Jan
7,400
2
•
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200
22%
22%
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Jan
1%
Jan
20% Jan
9%
200
8%
Jan
60%
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55%
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V«
2A
:
30%
2,700
;
51 J/a
'51%
100
."wy 5,700
2Mar
12%
Va Jan
6A Feb
.
600
'11% Jan
600
7% Feb
8%- Jan
8% Jan
4%% cumulative preferred
Pulp & Timber com
Co common
Pyle-Natlonal
;
1
•
Co
Power
93
15
14 7 i,
15
17%
16%
17%
Rapid-American
id
♦
,1
20
1
1
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Rcis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Ridgeway
Arms
Corp—
Grande
(I)
Royce
American
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roxbury
& Sons
4,200
19%
800
7%
49%
Feb
95
15% Feb
18%
17%
51
5% Mar
6% Jan
:4,200
11
sJan
17% Jan
15% Mar
45 %
51
Jan
19% Feb
Mar
4,000
9%
Feb
200
17
Jan
18%
Jan
200
16% Feb
17%
Jan
A
400
10
39%
u
700
6% Mar
%
6
5%
6%
1%
1A
1A
% Jan
Jan
fj Mar
29,400
40%
8%
10
Jan
Jan
41%
8 la
8%
3,000
32,700
900
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8% Jan
4%
Jan
6% Mar
%
Jan
7%
1%
Jan
3
Jan
"
10%
1%
2%
83%
1%
500
10%
8%
Jan
2,009
1 %
2%
Jan
140
27i
86
82%
Jan
1,000
1%
Jan
10% Mar
2%
Jan
86% Feb
1% Feb
Ltd—
Inc
5%
ft
6%
Inc
Company
Fifth
Ave
Ryan. Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
»wr«ra & Haynes
900
6%
14,600
900
4%
4%
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
6% Feb
11%
147s
Jan
1
1
Petroleum-
1
7"
27%
5
12%
13%
5,800
2%
300
2% Jan
700
2%
3
26%
27%
1.400
4%
5
'
2%
Sliovel
2%
2%
3,200
400
Jan
22% Jan
3%
Jan
2% Mar
Co
Thorofare
Markets
Thriftimart
Tllo
Inc
preferred
4%%
Cpnt Industries Inc
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
Lux
Trans
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants
Temper
Two
Guys from Harrison
Inc
Jan
3% Mar
3%
Feb
6
1%
Feb
3*% Jan
Feb
Jan
15
31
Jan
34% Mar
"
49
49
45 %
22%
22
-
Mar
45%
Jan
42
Jan
200-
-
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11
11%
300
57"%
11%
"2%
600
-
2%
1%
Jan
3
"*9%
9% Mar
9%
15.400
:
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r
2% Feb
1
Jan
31,700
1,100
25%
A Mar
6%
Feb
4% Mar
4% Mar
'
3% Mar
2%
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7
-
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9% Mar
25 % Mar
22% Mar
450
%
1.500
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'60
Jan
3%
r
8%
24
25
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4%
4a4
4%
4%
200
1,200
1
6%
Feb
12 .'
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6%
1%
Jan
3T»"Jan
Feb
x51
100
1%
1%
Jan
22%
Jan
7
1%
24% Jan
23-
Jau
9%
Mar
45% Mar
■
•
Feb
200
-
49-
21% Mar
22
Feb
26V2 Jan
21% Mar-',
100
Feb
54
Jan
25
1,300
22
-
50
100
45%
22%
50
700
26%
6% Mar
•
5
2,600,
54
49
22
Feb
6% Feb
12%
25%
22%
Jan
27%
500
14%
33%
5%
6%
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
14%
14%
15%
48%
49 %
10%
11%
800
15% Jan
10,800
;>■■■. 200
ieb
3% Jan
5%
Jan .;
6%
Jan
2% Feb
10%
16«j
16 V*
2%
2%
2%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
14
Jan
17
Feb
1,300
45%
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50%
Feb
3,800
-
10
12%
Jan
16%
9,000
1%
2
2%
m
2%
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-
100
53%
50
46%
4%
32
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13%
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3
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1
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3.000...
100
12 3 8
36%
3%
2%
2%
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1
•
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1
25
25
20%
,
:
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46-% Feb
1% Feb
f
Feb
7
Jan
25% Mar
Jan-
800
19% Jan
22% Feb
500
10% Jan
13% Mar
6A
100
3%
"
11
"
121
88%
Jan
96
900
2
3%
*
1%
Jan
400 ~
2% Jan
9Y2 Jan
900
11%
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2
Jan;
1
92%
1%
98
350
6% Feb
Feb
Jan
2
350
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91
6%
200
2
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3
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11,900
%
v
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Jan
2Va Feb
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4
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12
3%
2% Jan
3,400
1
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25% Mar
13%
A
2
2%
1% Feb
:
100;
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4
-
13%
11%
a
3b
400
21%
6
f
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19T-8
600
25
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4% Jan
2% Jan
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-
6%
21%
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V
96% Ja&;
42%
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3%
3,000
12,300
2,600
'
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8-
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14,800
1
1
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16-
133i-Feb
34% Jan
1,500
2,200
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1
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5,500
5,900
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7
41%
2
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Feb
50
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92%
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3
13% Jan;
200
1% Y 1%
114%
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8
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100
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23%
10
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,
7.500
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1
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3%
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:
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14%
8
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2
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10% Mar
-
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13%
14%
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2%
.
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'13%
13%
2% Mar
18% Feb
33-% Feb
1% Jagr
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3%.
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13^4 Mar
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18
500
2,500 /
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2
13%
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1% Jan
15 y2
550
23%
10%. 10%
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5
Jan
,
Jan
55% Mar
Jan
29% Jan
1,200
...
23
23%
3%
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12
900
16'%
31%
-
19,800
2%
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16
8% Feb
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1
100
Feb
.
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13
1,200
13%
13%
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3
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100
■
15%
15%
.
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1
5
5
«
Feb
17
Jan
3%
800
3%
53%
3%
1%
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1% Jan
reb
4%
Jan
"4%
100
3%
Jan
19%
100
19%
Feb
20% Jan
16%
17;%
28,500
13%
Jan
17% Mar
15%
17%
4%
19%
16%
1,400
-
17
15% Mar
•
6%
~6%
200 '
6%
Feb
30% Jan
29 % Mar
•
1
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
10
Corp
Trnnz Inc
37% Mar
32%
Jan
53%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans
Jan
5%
25%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
, ;
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£).
Amer deposit rets del registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Edison
Mar
5%
32%
Tobacco
Toledo
96
1,500
14%
1
-
Feb
Jan
115:j:'i
.
7,500
33%
1
Inc
Roofing Inc
Feb
13
18%
Jan
6%
5%
6%
1
Corp
33
Feb
11%
16% Mar
5,400
0
common
Thompson-Starrctt Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Feb
~6%
~6
6%
10
Corporation
Gil
Jan
10%
J all
'/a
27%
—8
;
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3%
Jan
3,000
2%
2%
2%
_B
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preferred,
cum
3% Jan
2%
12% Feb
6
100 '.
'4
3%
3%
/•——1
common
Jan
%
8% Jan
'6% War
Jan
2%
1
common
5%
11%
2%
12%
common—
footnotes see nage 35.
5%
6%
11
—
Co
class
ThiokoL Chemical
True
Raceway
B
Feb
2%
% Jan
2,800
~
S
1
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Jan
34
2% Jan
1
17%
5
Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd-
dep rets ord reg_
Field
4%
.
2%
13
--
Texas
17%
17
IB
1
100
Inc
Inc
Class
38%
3%
2,500
700
12%
T
Talon
V
Jan
Mar
30,100
400
J3
Jan
<
38% Mar
A Jan
2
100
p
1
Feb
2,100
3%
3%
Mar
19% Mar
t-,
Jan
%
32
31 %
•
Symington Wayne Corp warrants——
Texam
8%
%
—1
-
,
Jan
17%
6%
17
:
(The F C) Company
For
15%.
50%
"2
9
Rqy Drug common,—
—25c
Sunrise Superiparkets Corp—L—/
1/
Sunset International Petrol Corp1
«ur>prior Tool Xr nie Co
:
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14%
187a
40%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russell
Feb
—
50o
-
Valley Gas Co—
tp Jan 3 19G5_pfd F
carpet
Russefcs
...
15%
1
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Rokeach
16% Mar
1,100
v
1
l
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
13% Jan
300
5%
—
10
Co
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
Jan
90
1,200
19
50o
Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Remington
-
12%
~
1
Corp
Co common
Packing
.
5%
5%
—
38
W
5311
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common
R
Rath
25
93
93
Q
Quebec Lithium (Jorp_
Quebec
100
3
I
36%
~3%
1
-1
—50c
25c
Corp—
&.Co common
9% Mar
;
:
9
Public Service of Colorado—
Paget Sound
Jan
5,800
Sun
A Jan
4% Jan
(Hugo)
Stylom Corporation
30% Mar
6,100
"
734
8%
9
17
& Co common-
Stroock 4S)
Feb
52%
Jan
12,300
%
53,4
7%
-
400
_1
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
3A Jan
Jail
18 ••
(A)
Stinnes
Feb
1,700
A
12
.
1
Feb
9 % Mar
62
..
5%
'
22%
48
'
5%
Mar
19
130
36
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common.-fl*
Sterling Brewers Inc
:
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
—•
Jan
2%
(The)
conv
Stein
26% Mar
Jan
9%
a 27Vk
Jan
6% Feb
1%
.'60%
v2A
50c
1% Feb
78%
19%
'
'28
Feb
.35
1
,_1
preferred
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
7%
1%
.
;: 100
Mar
iff
1
1
10
Standard Tube class B.,—
8 tan rock. Uranium Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
4
2
:
145
Jan
35
1
1% Jan
1,200
26
1%
w_
Jan
96%
25
~2
20
Corp
3% Feb
40
37%
•
-1
common
Starrett
2%
5%
Standard-Thomson
1A Mar
16
Inc
Feb
26% Mar
600
27,400
.
Co
5% Feb
5%
1%
5%
—
Jan
2%
35
"ii
1
5
1
(Ky)
63a
Jan
Feb
24
99V2 100
5
Forgings Corp
Standard
Jan
3,200
63
63
Jan
Jan
5%
7/ vv;
6%
4%
4%
2
7%
J«W
6
700
52
TA
7
7%
100
5%
V.:
Feb
Jan 1
Mar
19
25
25
25
Royalty Co—
Southland
Jan
Jan
-'31-
•
35
25
Spear & Company
/-.Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp
;
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
200
4%
""%
V
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Mar
15% Jan
14
12%
5%
1
/Prophet
5
14% Feb
~1
10c'
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Mines
Mar
500
j
2.50
Pressed Metals of America
65
100
4%
•
—
common——
.
900
17%
■"
'Prentice-IIall
Jan
Jan
~5
50%
•
1
common
1%
Jan
Jan
14%
~7
"4%
J20o
common
1%
Feb
6% Jan
%
fir Jan
4% Feb
2.50
Alexander
,
14%
6%
6%
Powdrell
&
115%
Jan
4% Feb
Feb
5%
iK'a
—
141% 145
cumulative preferred—;
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
4Va
2,000
Jan
hi
26 3 i Jan"'-'
500
2%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
6^8
6,500
6%
'
Jan
11
50
.
26%
2%
100
4.32%
Jan
98
~4%
—
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Power Corp of Canada
15,100
21
Jan
common
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.48%
114% Mar
14%
.
1
-
91%
,
6
California Edison—
4.56%
Jan
Feb
14%
~5
.-250
Class
1%
93%
100%
17% Mar
57
—10
common
21,900
125
•
1%
1%
50
•
Co
Products
2
4,700
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1
Ltd
Mines
33,500
iV
Jan
107
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
~5%
%
_
Pierce
98
"s%
~5%
1
Co
.17%
96%
Jan
95% Jan
Manufacturing common
6% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
Jan
90%
87%
.5
10 pesos
lOo
1
Inc
PhPppine Long Dist Tel Co_.
Southern
Jan
98
2.50
Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Jan
24%
91%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle
26%
92
1
Perfect
Feb
23% Mar
23% Jan
98
Jan
2
2.50
Co—
(The)
SouLh Pcim Oil Co
22% Mar
1
Ltd—
Canada
Traffic
Pep Boys
South Coast Corp common
Jan
200
3
Parkersburg-Aetua Corp
Patino
Soss
Jan
40(1
1
B
Jan
27%
23
2
;
A
class
28%
27
"24%
X91%
Corp
Sonolone
Mar
22%
1 Bol
l
(C A) Amer shares
Paramount Motors Corp
Park Chemical Company
Pentepcc Oil
■
25% Mar
Feb
31
2%
1%
Jan
4%
26
6%
"2%
5
•
1
1
1
12.50
—
26
26
600
1,100
17%
31
Y-31"-.."
1
•
Paper Mills
(Howard)
Smith
Jan
2 6%
2 Bol
lc
vtc
Israel Oil
Jan
30%
26%
•
Page-Kersey Tubes commons
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
33%
Jan
26%
—1
1
100
Airlines
600
26%
31% Mar
28%
26%
25%
•
Northern
400
24%
$4.36
Pacific
3,700
31%
29%
800
1,400
8"%
2 A Mar
9%* Jan
A Mar
7,500
600
24
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
'.L.gv,/'
Feb
23%
Jan
9
——
8
Singer
22%
conv
liwrrm"''''
3%
Feb
26%
$4.75
$4.75
7,500
11
••••■•
■
'•
Singer
13
26%
•
•
•
•
A
11%
37'a
56% Mar
29%
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
%
13%
3%
10%
Jan
Jan
31%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific
y
Feb
"*% Feb
•'
i
-
Mar.-i
7t 2
4,800
36%
Jan
40
11
29%
25
1,900
Jan
9%
Jau
1%
5%
2%
37%
50
Jan
Jan
fu
19% Jan
300
200
3
6%
13%
2
22;
Jan...
*
12%
99%
5,150
31%
c/o
10,400
90%
12%
7%
7
5,400
26,200
17%
56%
3
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5
A
7%
96%
10%
25
25
redeemable 1st preferred
6%
2
6%
-1
12%
1st pfd.—29
%%
1st preferred
5 %
1st preferred
5
237«
2%
Manufacturing Co
20
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Feb
Mar
Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
22%
16%
49
t
Publications—
preferred
convertible
$3
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co——
2% Feb
Feb
Inc
Jan
,18
Jan
7% Feb
.
,
Jan
%
3iuimons-Boardman
Feb
54% Mar
Lighting
American Shares
Simca
Jan
102
10%
55;
1
1
Feb
9,600
800
1
10c
1
25c
5,000 fx
common
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Jan
55%
:
22%
100
14
w-ii'"'.. ■' 'Pi
*
11% Mai-
Jan
98
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10a
Securities
Jan
65
1
Inc
Omar
Overseas
9%
10%
'
Feb
22%
~6%
Denh
Co
Silver
Jan
2%
Feb
4,600
11
2
10%
•
100
•—90c
25
1
7
Ohio Brass Co class B common
2,700
2%
2%
1
60o
Company
Jan
21%
Jan
%
Mining
—
8
Water & Power
*
Sherman Products Inc
—1
Sherwin-Williams common
25
4% preferred——i———100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
•
Slice Corp of America ccyninon
—3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
Jan
72
x%
19%
6%
2%
Shawinigan
68% Mar
3
19% Jan
'
6%
}
1
20c
—
Leather common
SetOn
32% Mar
Jan
10
2%
;
Jan
2A
10c
—
class B—i.
of America
Servomeohauisms Inc
4% Feb
GO
3%
;
Corp
Corp
Corp
26
69
„
Jan
C3%
Inc
Bros
Seem an
Jan
1A
1% Jan
26
North American
Jan
6%
—1
General
Securities Corp
1/k Jan
4%
~5
20%
.
'
19c
Seaporeel Metals Inc
Mar
25
6%
32%
100
21%
A
Western Airlines
Seaboard
47% Mar
Jan
Feb
1
50o
10o
~4%
Feb
22%
1
25c
J
--1
50c
Ltd
i-i Scullin Steel Co common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
ja
1%
3i
'7"
14%
'
20
—
Sayre & Fisi&tf Co
"1%
13% Feb
12
preferred
Sapphire Petroleums
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
•
10
-————-10
B~
13%
100
21%
4%% series.20
preferred 4.40% series_20
Cumulative
5.60%
Jan
%
Feb
39%
50,600
2,800
1,200
7
7
Cumulative preferred
18%
16
18%
::v
Ban
1%
North American Cement class A
Nuclear
A
13
18%
16 pesos
3,400
-v.,
Diego Gas A? Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5c/o series—20
iif Jan
A Jan
High
14%
15%
•
—2.50
Feb
"l%
1,100
Feb
134 % Mar
11% Jan
25
25
Corp Ltd common
Lawrence
Saleiu-Brosius
3%
Jan
/
,
Jan
13%
13%
1% Mar
500
47%
23
25
1%
1A Jan
125
500
"l/rf 12
If#
11%
12
23% Mar
lA
Corp
Southern Railway
Class
5%
6%
%
~i%
1
—-1
Norcen-Ketay
Norfolk
Jan
%
Corporation
Norbute
19%
1A
Lites Inc
Noma
Jan
800
23
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Jan
1
'6%
""%
.—10
Merchandise^:
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—
Nipissing Mines
York
New
22%
23
1%
200
1%
1"4
30c
o
1
20c
50c
100
-~1
50o
25c
1
20c
1
•
1
•
10
tinion Electric Corp
National
High
Low
High
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
ENDED MARCH 21
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
Feb
;
'
-
Unexcedcd
u
Chemical Corp
Co of Canada
27 % Mar
Union
Gas
Mar
Union
Investment Co,
Feb
Union
Stock Yards of Omaha
5
3%
B
*
4
—20
5%
8
20
lit
6% Feb
2,500
5%
5
78%
80
9
68% Jan
123
400
/ 20
.
77
200:
19% Jan--
Mar
*'
9
r
' Feb
20% Feb
■
Voltfme
Number 5727
167
•
.
.
(1343)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 21
---Week's
Friday
/i.
-/c,
•
.
STOCKg
American Stock Iixch*Bg«
-
-.-'East
;
V
Sale Price
r
A'X'y'*Par
•;
Low
-
L
1
'
United-Cuban OIL Incii
i.
10c
United -Elastic
LjJ
-United
Corp__-___
•
-Products*
Milk
Amer
•
*./■.
Kit
N
J
BR As- Canal
%
32%
Air
U'Of-. Foil class
U
>
Rubber
S
182%
1
United
-
States
Stores
-Universal
Corp
common.:
American
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
>
27%
25%
36%
-
2
37
2%
1
1
,_50o
25o
Reclaiming Co_
Vitamin Corp.
United
%
-
*
Insurance
10
15
Universal
Marion
14
13%
Corp
2
I
6
;
/
V
Valspar Corp
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
34%
34
I
•
2%
Jan
Jan
•
38%
Feb
4%
Jan
2% Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
25
Mar
15
Jan
13%
Jan
22% Jan
25% Mar
14,600
4% Jan
6% Mar
200
43a Mar
4% Feb
3
3%
3%
2,200
-Lmd
4%
Jan
Jan
9
'"
*165
,
♦No par
2%
...
~~30
$2 cmhuiative preferred
»■'
$6 -series
r
1%
100
1
.•
B
.1
111
■
(D«)
Weiman &, Company Inc
Wdntworth Manufacturing
V.
Rights
-
1.25
Gas Ltd
:
value,
Western
Leaseholds
pftL_
100
Amer <lep
20
_
Westmoreland Inc
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
/
White»Stores. Inc
™25
1
5
Willlams-McWllIIanis
C)- & Co
104.73
73.15
152.35
447.38
104.15
73.05
151.97
94.79
88.95
30.57
91.13
88.89
449.96
104.82
73.02
152.68
94.74
88.95
80.47
; 91.43
88.90
Jan
March
20
449.46
104.33
73.18
152.51
94.67
88.87
80.59
91.33
88.87
300
Brothers
-V
*
-
91'.,
_.4
-
100
..Wood
Machine™
Newspaper
Woodall
Industries
Inc
8
Petroleum commonWcolwortli (F W) Ltd—
,
Amer
X25
"
/
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Jan
(35 Stocks)
A Jan
;
90
(
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mar
28
Jan
Mar
40
Dale—
Mar
27
Jan
..
1,400
•
-
.
High
Low
Wed. Mar.
19
79.59
Mar. 20—
79.90
High
-95.07 July 26
80.16
Low
71.50 Dec
,4." ' V'
18%
46%.
47% ;
Jan
15
Thlirs.
Mar.
Fri.
21
-...Si
<1
—•
—10a
-
i
Zapata Petroleum Corp—
—
•/. '■(
"I %-
'<* •••'•
h\ ■
.•
•;
—
"1%
/
17
Jan
■/: /: 5
;
■;
13%
Feb
Feb
'V.
: BONDS
American
Stock
i
Period
.
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
stock for the week ended
compared with the preceding week and with
follows (1939=100):
/
groups
current year are as
^
5 % Mar
Jan
"1%
Feb
11
Jan
Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs
Appalachian
Elec
3%s
Power
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978™.
Delaware
.
/
311.5-
Durable Goods
*92%
—
1st mortgage 4s
!/■
Division—
convertible
5s
subord
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
•€%s due
Ohio
:
1953 extended to
Pennylvanla
3 Vis
Safe
Water
&
1968
3 Vis
Power
Electrotype
&
Gas
deb
7s
Power
Co
1964
6s
1998
3s
.
■
series
series
27«s
A
B
series
1976
E
3s
series
F .1979.
4TsS
1981
H
series J
1982
.
California Edison 3s
Southern
Counties Gas
Gas
&
1965
(Calif.)
Electric
3s 1971
3%s
1970
United Dye
& Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963...
Washington Water
Webb
&
Western
Power
Knapp Inc
West Penn
Foreign
Shares
Bonds
Bonds,,
84%
Traction
3%s
5s
debs
5s
1964
1960
Newspaper Union
—
?
84%
.
86%
89
10
99%
99%
3
99%
53
•
$100
991 i
99%
*99%
1974
93
i54%
1959
31
98%
98%
—
70
$97
•
96%
55
99
4
..
-
*105
'■
108
108
$95%
.
June-Dec
99
67
92
92
--
V
89%
95
94%
99%
American
Stock
88%
10
103%
7
97%
Period
Exchange
A6s
series
A
series
B
1951—
Waterways
6%s
1952
106%
106%
1958
1957
1957
-
112,838,999
123,843,450
8,061,458
$35,000
.
$4,000
—
.
$2,000
34,000
42,000
$1,191,720
19,484,900
1,181,900
16,260,000
13,907,020
261,458,400
10,333,750
218,558,300
$20,676,620
$17,443,900
$275,403,420
$228,969,050
—
Transaefions at the American Stock
110%
97
95
Exchange
89%
92
50
50
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97%
92
61
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
(No. of
1021
103
99
Mon,
69%
Tues.
102%
97%
Wed.
101 %
98
95%
,
Friday's
Bid & Asked
571,035
Range Since
Bold
Jan. 1
Stocks—No.
of Bhares™.
government
Foreign corporate
Foreign
"
Total
Bonds
$100,000
$309,000
$i"ooo
45,000
62,000
109,000
5,000
30,000
$36,000
$1,000
$346,000
Jan. 1 to Mar.
21
1958
1957
2,899,948
3,526,985
33,784,671
47,513,683
$309,000
$228,000
$4,088,000
$2,663,000
36,000
41,000
496,000
1,000
31,000
387,000
481,000
445,000
1957
Bonds
High
Domestic
—
$26,000
Week Ended Mar. 21
Bonds
Low
Bonds
30,000
2,899,948
TotaL
.
Corporate
Bonds
57,000
104,000
631,180
Foreign
Government
44,000
1958
No.
High
*190
$74,000
549,078
525,320
623,335
Mar.il7
Mar." 18~
Mar. 19
Tliurs. Mar. 20
Fri.
Mar. 21
Week's Range
or
Bonds
Shares)
94%
*19%
Jan. 1 to Mar. 21
109%
108%
63%
*122
$20,676,620
$1,191,720
$19,484,900
"and Industrial
Total
67
*155
-208,000
11,315,880
Bonds
4
99
April-Oct
Jan-July
177,400
3,703,900
Shares
S.
102
Feb-Aug
1952
A 6s
Danzig Port &
173,000
3,697,000
Bond
Sales
Bonds
89%
108
.
A
of
Government
International Bank
U.
66 %
Low
•
Total
Government
V
$4,232,220
3,853,100
4,805,000
3,874,400
3,911,900
1958
Stocks—No.
105%
102% 102%
Sale Price
261.3
United States
Bunk
Bonds
Week Ended Mar. 21
99
*97%
402.3
222,100
4,632,000
2,398,850
2,283,150
2,426,010
11,315,880
Total
100
103
Last
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks— /
-
Mar. 21———
102
-
Feb-Aup
(Germany)
Fri;
2,073,540
—>—
*92%
50
254.4
101
99'/a
99
103
87%
92%
Friday
ABaden
Mar. 20™——
Railroad
93%
91%
$87
-
.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Interest
Thurs.
93
*
95
95
292.1
93
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
Mar. 19
*84
*91%
146.1
:
;
$411,220
$3,821,000
3,631,000
2,134,330
;Mar. 17
"Mar. 18
Wed.'
99%
136
78
-i5
98%
210.8
163.5
Int'l
88%
90
*83
Mon.:
Tues.
99%
130%
56%
.V-- n>
97% 100
*93
—
June-Aug
6s
99%
93
91
June-Dec
98%.
97%
99%
132
—
85
88
*88%
"
—
80%
99
84'/a
$93
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1982.
Southern
Southwestern
and Miscel.
54
*130
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup.
..Aprd-Oct
4%s series I 1982.
;
Railroad
No. of
.'.'51%
'177
53%
83%
Feb-Aug
1978
3%s series: G
series
Stocks
99
86
Feb-Aug
1976
series
Vis
96%
88
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
C
3%s series D
4
39
96
"
June-Dec
Corp
1973—
3s
V
49%
35%
3
■■■■•
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
45
99
92
402.2
317.5
Transactions at Ike New York Stock Exchange
39%
*84%
"
"
May-Nou
1967—
;
46% ;;:::,/ o
Jan-July
Harbor Water
31eS
'"r
—
:■
3s, 1981_.May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
*
82%
$49
';v
■'..Jan-July
April-Ocf ;
April-Oct
1970'—
Public Service Electric
Rapid
93%
82%
89
83%
May -Nov
1963
1st mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s 1971
:
Power
1st
'
*36 Va
—
-
1976_.Jan-J«Ii/
New
+1.2
—0.1
+0.2
+1.8
325.2
"1
503.5
135
:
debentures
.
229.7
161.3
282.7
275.7
366.6
438.7
+0.8
+ 0.8
..
292.3
..
472.5
+0.8
351.1
418.9
•
Low
/
365.0
+0.6
*96%
„..May.
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967™
1-Jan-J-uly ;;
Guantanamo «fe Western RR 4s 1970
JJan-3vily
A Italian Power Realisation Trust 0%% llq tr ctfs.Midland Valley RR Aft 1963 —.-—.April-Oct"-'
National Research Corp—
-
-
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
-
;V-.'
May-Nov
series. A 1993.:
A 1st mortgagees series B 1993-.™
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 19G1
4
T
-
Utility
I- 84%
77
46%
Jan-July
232.4
161.2
283.2
280.6
Transportation
>
.
-1957-1958-
High
Change
50
"92
94
•>
highs and lows for the
Percent
*
309.5
386.5
•
•
i
i
97%
130
3
135
130
June-Dec
353.8
422.3
—-
-
Mar. 7, '58
.
389.5
Manufacturing
.
.
Mar. 14,'58
/
;
Composite
Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J
I
41
94%
Ii
95%
Quar-Feb
-
High
Low
41
94%
94%
June-Dec
1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug. 1 1998.
Boston JEdison 2%s series A 1970
Jan. 1
No.
High
t41
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1994
Bonds
Friday's
Low
A Amer
prices based on the closing prices of the common
March 14, 1958, for composite and by major industry
The SEC index of stock
Feb
Week's Range
Interest
24
18 V2 Mar
Non-Durable Goods
Friday
2
1957
SEC Index of Stock Prices
t 4% Mar
49% Mar
1V4 Jan
9% Feb
4,500
1,100
1%
10
'9%
9%
—
■
72.75 Jan
for
Jan
7% -Jan
«<
19%
Feb*
39% Jan
1,000
> ■
100 Va
12%
:
: /
Range
16% Feb
5%- Jan
3% Jan
93% Jan
400
18 Va
■t.
47%
•
100
10
T*".-
1
13%
80.16 Mar. 21
79.86
79.40
25% Mar
2% Jan
10% Jan
-
1,800
.4
17% ?■
99%
Jan
11% Jan
350
;
Jan
Range for 1958
Closing
.
18—-
Jan
11% Mar
19%
-
200
17%
IV'b
,
5,200
"3%
:
Jan
9% Jan
100
6%
-18
1%
500
'
99%
I
/
3,400"
lSV'a
-r:
•
j
Hon. Mar. 17™—
Tues. Mar.
.........
dep rets ord reg
6% .preference—,
Wright Hargteaves Ltd
Jan
"4%
133
Mar
12%
1
2
*
Woodley
•"
+
2
6
25
•
93%
r
% Jan
1,700
Jan
Jan
;;
~
Jan
%
Feb
62
94.68
2-& Mar
Feb
550
11%
•
100
Wood 4 John);Industries Ltd™
2
4% Feb
-
2,600
.
12%
A.
1
tZ
pfd
2%
% Feb
•
25%
: i
12 Ys
1
common™..,
Wisconsin Pwr <fc Lt 4%%
••••-:
:1H J»h
8,600
2
''
/•
12%
10
(
preferred™.
5%.
•
88.87
448.23
18
11% f
-
Williams iR
Wilson
Industries
Mi■
88.86
91.45
80.49
88.86
40
91.37
80.61
88.85
94.60
Bonds
17
2,100
24
25%
/'•'
153.76
106.27
Total
10
ities
~
19
37
1
common
5-%% eonv preferred™
Rails
March
-
11
-Rails
Util¬
Grade
trials
65
March
■%■ •/1 ■; •'
11%
73.12
Grade
Stocks
453.04
-
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14
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Wichita River Oil Corp
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March
Indus¬
Util¬
roads
trials
Second
First
10
Rail¬
Indus¬
Date
Total
15
20
March
x25% Mar
.1
Wiiite Eagle Internat Oil Co™
10
10
-
'
30
Jan
-
28
Bonds
Stocks
■
Feb
-
A
; 25%
/ 25%
i//
Jan
&
83
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on
1%
Jan
2% Jan
1% Jan
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1
39
119%
17%
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg__
-
%
X80
40
47%
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a
Jan
27% Jan
1% Jan
Jan
120
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56
43%
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4%
4%
57
190
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Jan
-
Western Maryland Ry. 7% 1st pid—100.
Western Stockholders: Invest Ltd—
-
.1
%
•
24%
5,700
113
1%
%
r-_
*72
1.
are
19% Mar
Jan
2%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1
>
17
2%
2%
•.
West -Texas- Utilities 4.40%
>
-
13
■
17
'
700
l/'a
-
109% 112
'
17
'
West Canadian Oil &
1
•
—
Mar
69
Jan
14%
100
/
25% X26
1
.
preference
•Webster Investors Ihc
'
1
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.
.WaiChatn Precision Instrument Co
//Webb & iKnapp Inc<
rnmmm
19%
100
v
..
*72
Stock and Bond Averages
2% Feb
1% Mar
300
2%
'
19%
'
99%
__
Reported in receivership.
•■/ ■••.
;
v;.
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tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when Issued;
"ww," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
Jan
2%
56
20
69
67 Va
100
7?e; prefwrrftn
Waltt & Bond Ihc
173
transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included In year's range.)
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
x Exdividend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
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;
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./
./
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being traded flat.
■..•:■/..: •V.//'/"'/
$Frlday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
listed
.
161%
$57%
of Denmark 68 1972
June-Dec
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008——Mar-Sepl
Peru (Republic of)—
v
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jen-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Eton A)
2s 2012
Jan-July
Jan
2% Jan
600
2%
2%
l
Jan
4%
2% Jan
Alrcmft Co
"2%
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Feb
10
.
3% Jan
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—
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.
Below
Waco
194
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AHanover ^(Clty of) Germany—
,7s 1939 (60% redeemed)
194
Jan
3,300
4%
3%
High
194
Jan
2% Jan
1,200
' 1
....
~4
l
Feb
2%
2
3%
3%
3%
•
38 %
Jan
400
2% i+3
+•
Feb
80
Feb
30% Jan
2,500
2%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Feb
44
3,700
:
2%
2%
—a
Corp
Mar
27% Mar
39% Feb
4%
4%
1
Vinr-OennfinniUmi Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing....
2
1%
i—-Feb-Aug
(Prov* 6%s 1949.
Feb-Aug
: ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958__„Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Woo
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
/ ,r .••'
;
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A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
May-Floy
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
April-dot
6s 1947-
secured
A Hanover
Jan
31
"80
H88
warrants.
Feb
1
v
12,100
;.4%
Van Norman Industries
11
K
Jan
:
common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Jan
1% Mar
>
Jan
1
600
100
25
189
-
Feb'
9
200
2,400
300
1,100
42%
3% Mar
20
13% xl4
24% 25%
5%
6%
25
Utah-Idaho Sugar
-
Jan
*167
AS f
Jan
4% Feb
-
-
Mar
%
-
44,000
->
1%
42
24%
25
Universal Products Co common
.
300
100
-8,700
2 37%
2%
2%
1%'
<
182
20
27%
2
42%
Universal
.
1
10% 10%
%'%
•
I
B__„.
3% Jan
-June-Dee
Feb
i
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—
182
34-
a.
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Jan
•
Jan
3% Feb
•
182%
(25
10
100
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-
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-
29
•
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5,800
-
-
Cone Munic 7ft 1947.
Range Sine*
Sold
High
194
Jan
5%
1%
A German
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
6%
*
5^ Jan
-
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WO
ma
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Week's Range
r
Last
Sale Price
Period
(
High
5% Jan
2,200
6 io —15,700
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32%
'
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dep rets ord registered
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5%
6^
-
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•
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common
Molasses Co Ltd—
United
6%
•
t
United /Asbestos - €orp__
Low
High
6%
6%
United. Atecraffr Products common__50o
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
Interest
BONDS
Week
1 for
Range
of Prices
Friday
Sales
>•
,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
36
(1344)
..
."Monday* March 24* 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 21
RANGE FOR
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
Shares
71
45%
347a
90
30 Ys
1874
370
47
47
47 7 i
0
3474
34%
50c
_*
25
7
10
18%
18
4574
4571
39%
397«
.——15
Socony
Mobil
Southern Railway—
Range Since Jan. 1
low
High
'
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,
/■
Low
Par
,
Amer
r—„—-.5
common,.—100
Sugar Refining
American.
Tel &
Anaconda Co
—.50
„—25
—
_
27%
27%
43 '/a
8Ya Mar
85
20
45 74
26 Ya
2,442
170% 172
172
100
Tel
8Ya
167 5/«
304
Feb
10
30
17474
Feb
48 Vb
52%
004
8%
50
8% Mar
9*4
5% preferred
.—.100
Buffalo-Eclipse
Corp.,
_—
1
Calumet A? Hccla Inc—
5
Cities Service Co
—„—.10
20%
20*
100
20 ',2 Mar
21*4
15
15
11%
11%
49
49
Copper Range Co
21
22 Ya
_—
& Maine
Boston
.—100
It It common
.
—
25%
Eastern Gas &
Fuel Assoc com—10
Eastern Mass St Ry Co—■
6 fa
ad)—
pfd
cum
Nat'l
First
Co..
Ford Motor
44'/a
Feb
51*/4
167b
Jan
2274 Mar
269
7%
40*4
„_5
——
20
109
2474
40
150
6% Mar
62
25%
347'B
3674
—*
83 7 B
8674
—25
8%
10
337b
pfd__100
90 7a
Narragansett Racing Ass'n
New England Electrie System
.20
New England Toi & Tel Co,—100
N Y, N H & Hartford RR—
,—100
Northern RR (N H)_—,
,——.100
12*4
Loew's
Copper
Co
Corp
Theatres
Boston
Lone Star Cement Corp
U
S
7%
41%
64'4
cum
,'—1998
Cincinnati Transit 4*4s
4 874
Detroit Stock
36*4 Mar
7574 J#n
8674 Mar
Feb
8%
Feb
10
33%
80
2874
Jan
3474 Mar
9374
1274
16*4
60
16 Vb
132 V*
1574
90*4 Mar
Jan
10
Jan
1674
Par
5*4
Jun
Feb
v
13474 Mar
Electric
Chemical
Mathieson
Jan
American
Feb
Bohn Alum
43%
Feb
Jan
Buell
250
70%
38*4
513
3774 Mar
ll*/2 Feb
13%
17 Ye
18 % Mar
-2.50
—„
&
Webster
%
241
1874
200
1374
355
24*4
42 %
25
151
43
73
Jan
35% Feb
21% Jan,
51 Ya Jan
17
60 Ye
■
-
2574 Mar
61% Mar
•
Feb
65% Feb
57%
4874 Mar
$2,712.50
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Jan
9
Jan
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—
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:
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14%
100
17
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22 7 4
18% Feb
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.
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29%
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25
38
Jan
43%
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274 Jan
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Machine.
&
-
2
—
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Manufacturing
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'
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f«r Week
'
...
Stone
12
1174
-—25
1174
1874
11%
50
Pennsylvania RR Co.,..
Qulncy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Co—
Shawmut Assn
#3
'! 95% - Jan
87% Feb
3274 Mar
60
Range
IJOW
•18
1.1
Brown-McLean
77a
79
3774
——5
5574 Feb
20
of Prices
'J.V
1
.
....
80
79
Jan
A C F Wrigley Stores
Allen
Brlggs
Olin
47% Mar
23% Jan
Exchange
Last
1274 Mar
125% Jan
133
52% Jan
21Y« Jan
20
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
14'/a
4,709
1327a 133*4
57/b
574
102
11
110
4074 Mar
4274 Feb
•'
r.
Sale Price
Maine Central RR Co 5%
50
Feb
4774 Feb
75
60
597b
637a
4874
'! 46 Y» Mar
,
58
-
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v
62
3574
57
Jan
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.
2574
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4074
488
33
2574
59%
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62%
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33
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Jan
30
24
9
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20% Jan
Jan
3774
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9174
62
12%
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Feb
34%
Jan
Mar
18
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.
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46
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Jan
Feb
5QVu
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91%
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■
6174 Feb
Jan
v
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46%
Sttoe
U S Steel
Jan
Jan.
.
i
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5P34
25
——
:
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Jan
33% Feb
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Keanecott
Coal
27
—*
*
Carbide
Rubber—
Westinghouse
59%
35
61
5
Co
4—
Co
U S
Jan
37%
226
common—_—50
Co—
Island Creek
Mar
56
390
1,105
4174
60
35
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Jan
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1174 Mar
61*4
60
*
—
15
Jan
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Texas
Jan
Jan
9%
12
(Indiana)—
(jphio)——
;,
Feb
'
4574
-
Sunray Oil
Feb
1
70
26
7%
100
Inc
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a
Jan
Oil
Standard. Oil
5274 Mar
51%
8%
Boston Edison
Oil
Standard
Jan
4574
Brands.—.
Standard
Mar
Jan
—
—
Standard
Jan
Mar
40
Rand-—,
Sperry
High
Low
High
8Y*
American Motors Corp..
Range Since jaau 1
'
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
•
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Mar
Consolidated
247b Feb
Consumers
Power
57Ya
Jan
.1
52%
1374
147
12%
Jan
497 a
49 5
«
144
48%
Jan
1
874
"8*3
8*/b
359
Ya
Jan
6% Mar
5
15%
Feb
-18% Mar
;
10
•....
...
Feb
51%
1374
49%
..,-25
Paper
50
32%
■>
Chrysler Corp
Feb
common.'
1,872 V
t
14% Feb
60
Mar
'
Continental Motors
,
Torrington Co
United
Shoe
Waldorf
Coi p.._
& Mining Co
System
50
*
Inc———
Westinghouse Electric Corp
4.1 V*
42%
31%
3174
—
«.
6274
—12.50
12
22 Ya
Jan
25
Cigar
ZZZZs
347/b
Jan
44 Ya Mar
Davidson Bros
1
5*4
998
42
—
25
419
1,231
2474
41*8
41 %
*
Mach
U S Smelt Rfg
23*/2
42
_*
—>___
United Fruit Co
3174
Jan
42% Mar
Detroit
Edison
20
Detroit
Steel
1
125
%
13 Va
63 VB
26%
60
6174
487
Jan
Feb
3174 Mar
12% Mar
13%
6OY4
65% Feb
Feb
-
DWG
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
.
American Laundry—...
Balcrank
Low
-20
Piano
26%
®
r
Hall
Shares
Motor
2574
2 674
12
12
19
1874
19%
Co
...
Trailer
Wood
Low
4%
10
35%
*
8.50
30%
100
preferred
83%
Hoskins
High
—
Cincinnati
Union
Crystal
Tissue
Yards
Stock
26% Mar
Kinsel
Mar
15
Jan
Co
Kresge Co
16
Jan
20
Jan j
Jan
Picher—
32 Ya
407a
4174
1,836
37 %
Jan
11*8
1274
3,433
974
Jan
170
37 a
Jan
3574
6,547
33 Ya
Jan
6
Feb
12«
—
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5
'•
5
3574
35%
774
—
—
300
274
Jan
288
21*%
Jan
6%
855
4'A
Jan
l*/s
Jan
lYa Mar
22% Jan
26% Feb
5
1
—1
1%
1 %
400
__10
%
(S S)
—
26%
267a
97b
Lansing Stamping Co
Airlines
American
—2
1674
35%
3574
110
34%
Jan
37 74 Mar
Mt Clemens Metal common-
—1
2*4
29%
30%
414
29
Jan
88%
90%,
33
88% Mar
31% Mar
Northern
93
Parke
Jan
s9a Mar
3/64 Mar
States
Davis
Pfeiffer
Prophet
27%
Jan
3474 Mar
488
76
Jan
84
Feb
12 */2
150
1174 Mar
15
10
874
Jan
&
100
7%
Jan
7*%
Jan
105
29%
Jan
33 Ya
Feb
46%
47
94
46% Mar
52
Jan
56
635
33
36 %
Jan
39
35
74%
71
75%
59
58%
59%
1474
1574
40
41
47%
16%
47'A
795
1,658
393
11
Jan
61% Jan
54% Jan
Company
Jan
15
43
River
Raisin
Paper.,
Tube
Avee Manufacturing
16%
45
30
Jan
167%
Jan
A
1774
10%
Feb
20
Jan
5
75% Feb
8074 Jan
Abbott laboratories common—,—,
55
3974
Feb
46
Acme
Feb
47 Y«
44
37 3
43
15%
508
15% Feb
5% Jan
174%
Jan
Mar
Jan
1674 Jan
7% Jan
39%
39%
Feb
38
36% Feb
36% Mar
41
38
41%
Jan
49%
51%
5(1
100
49
5374 Mar
52 %
130
49% Feb
57
Jan
Feb
50
Jan
48%
10
Columbia Gas
♦
Columbus & South Ohio
Curtiss
Wright-,-,
48%
2
46% Mar
51%
40
39%
40%
195
36
Jan
4074 Mar
56%
4474
123
48%
Jan
56% Mar
17
17
56%
17%
104
16
Jan
17*% Mar
Jan
Steel
Co_
33%
34
63
31
1
22%
22%
10
22% Mar
2774
Jan
47%
47%
152
43% Jan
17474 Mar
49*/«
Advanced Alumiaum Castings—
Akron
Brass
Mfg
474
Allied
Laboratories
Am Broadcast Paramt Theatres
American
Can
Co
3474 Mar
American
Cyanamid Co (Un)—.
American Investment Co (111).—..
American
Machine & Foundry...
American Motors Corp....
American Rad & Stand San
34%
347b Mar
41%
140
3774 Jan
41% Feb
American Viscose Corp. (U»)_—..—25
Amioww Oil Co class A, common.
5
10
Feb
105 */4 Mar
55%
57%
56
55% Mar
65 Y2
Jan
61%
33%
60%
35%
61%
35%
173
60% Feb
64 Ys
Jan
394
33%
Feb
15%
15%
25
1474
Jin
36% Jan
1574 Feb
29
13%
52%
29
29%
190
13%
13%
60
46%
5374
366
2874 Jan
13% Mar
33
Jan
1474
(Un>
Jan
5
-
3174
Feb
3674
Jan
80
32 Ya
Feb
36 y«
Jan
National Dairy ,,—2.
43
43
43
15
37%
23%
23%
23%
86%
51
20%
Jan
Jan
43
National Distillers
National Lead.
10
86% Mar
York Central
13%
13%
1374
15
13%
65%
65%
4
86%
Illinois.
....
~6Y* Jan
70
71 */4
Ya
3074
31%
I6Y2
17
15 Ys
16*,4
4274
Feb
61% Jan
23 Ys
Mar
Feb
...
1674 Jan
65% Mar
Baldwte-Lima-Hamilton
37
50
36% Feb
41% Jan
Benguet Consolidated Inc
2974
Bethlehem
104
30%
33%
33
4
32% Jan
3374 Mar
3474 Jan
42
70%
32%
33
33%
of America.
Republic Steel:
42%
35
41% Jan
44% Mar
Manufacturing
Boeing Airplane...
70%
70%
39
6.4% Jan
69% Mar
*5%
1,800-
3974 Jan
45% Mar
18 %
200
16
Jan
18% Mar
3674
300
33
Jan
3f%
Feb
8%
9Q0
9%
Jan
14*4
500
1474 Jan
14
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Budd. Company
30%
22
10
Feb
30%
2274
27%
Jan
3074 Mar
62
1874 Feb
10
25%
Jan
22% Mar
27 YsMar
49%
50
47
Mar
50% Mar
29 Ya
8% Mar
11%
900
2874
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274
100
4674
1,800
40
>
200
Jan
167% Jan
170% 17174
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80
2874
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b
14% Mar
173% -Jan
81% Feb
29%
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2% Mar
/.
3
-
Feb
Jan
46% Mar
Feb
4674
4374
1,500
43% Mar
47%-Feb
14%
15
2,000
12%
Jan
-16%Mar
15%
1574
30O
15
Feb
16% Jan
18%
974
18
37%
6:Y«
—
43
15
1574
.
44
4374
-
1.
10
8%..
874
1874.
18*4
1,000
17Ya
Jan
19% Feb
9% Jan
>9%Feb
Y»
974
1,000
18.
974
18%
200
IP1
Jnn
20
3&Y*
3774
400
34%
Feb
40% Jan
6*%
1,700
5%
Jan
ny4
100
6
11Y4
3
Steel
Corp
•
Binks
Burroughs Corp (Un)
B"tl°r
Brothers
1
(Un)
Booth Fisheries. Corp..
27%
49%
17% Jan
16% Mar
44% Mar
3
49
37
u
13% Jan
48%
Publics Petroleum
Pure Oil
nae*
26% Feb
17%
Bendix Aviation Com..
nw
9% Mar
26% Jan
71%-Mar
31% Mar
,
61 v Jan
41 Ya Ja n
29%
1374 Jan
'..rttnotpp
Jan
43
2974
11% Jan
—
,
4174
(Un).
35
Oil
41
50O
1,100
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co.
12
Sinclair
.
7%
Jan
Jan
IO3Y2 Feb
11%
St Regis Paper
Schenley. Industries
Sears.
Roebuck
„
Feb
?
5Yc Jan
36% Mar
45% Mar
23% Mar
80
5%
A they
Pennaylyanla
Tobacco—
Jan
200
Jan
9% Feb
13
<
30% Jan
1,000
200
800
1,100
17174
noncumulative preferred—
10
Products Corp
4
Atlantic Refining Co
—10:1
Avcq! Manufacturing Corp—....
3
•
40
33%
Reynolds
474
500
300
7,500
14
'
3274
32%
r*»
flY^Mar
23%
3674
...
Ashland Oil & Refining common.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
49Y2 Mar
3274
F~"~
19% Jan
:
7% Jan
300.-., 10% Jan
9*A
18%
Company (Un)—.
—.—50 ;
Armco Steel Corp (Un).....—....—10
Armour & Co (111)
5
31Y2 Feb
32%
Owens
Nigh
Jan
44
24*/a
4574
Anaconda
Common
(Glen LI
Jan
Jan, %~
70ft
400.
45%
»
43
American Tel & Tel Co...
100
American Tobacco (Un)...—...—25
41
187 */a
.
Chemical
4%
35%
1674
16*/a
5
Feb
*
Monsanto
8
12
80ft
8Y2
-
7
Jan
34%
40%
Feb
2Y4
: ;
23*/4
31
10
1
9874
3
Martin
51Y*
20%
Low
,.
71 %
—..12.50
(Un).,.
Range Since
Shares
High
4574
9
(Un) -1
30%
5
-
.
Sales
for Week
231/4.
Paper Corp—————8
AUiss-Chalmers Manufacturing—
10
Alumiaum Co of America—,—
1
Aluminium Ltd.
*
American Airlines
(Un)
1
15
Loew's
-
Jan
474
9
Allied
95
Corp
International Harvester
(PI-
174
3574
—
30
Greyhound
"•
225
3Yz
Exchange
12
Alleghany Corp, (Un)—„
is***— —--r I'
Allegheny Ludlum Steel——
_1
174% 17874
General Dynamics—
General ®Iectric.^,«,._,,,,„,5
General Motors
174
Lorillard
174
.49%
20 Ya
7%
8
5
103% 103%
,——2.50
Inc
Jan
Range
50c
10
Federated Department Stores-,
Ford Motor
1274 Feb
3
Week's
5074
5
—5
Kodak
Eastman
374 Feb
Feb
1074
Feb
Dayton Power & Light
DuPont
Mar
Mar
132
of Prices
10
—
——
5
—
6Y4 Jan
5
3
740
435
5
,
Low
—
Colgate
3*4
Jan
12
174
Par
60
95
17%
100
5
5
3*4
Last
46
100
217
19
1174
12
Friday
44
6
19
19
Sale Price
79
——*
974 Mar
STOCKS
46
—
110
Jan
Mar
Boeing
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry-.
City Products—,,,
974
compilation of the round-lot transactions wnlj
80
52%
974
1474 Mar
100
Bethlehem Steel,,
Chrysler Corp.
Cities Service—
3Y2 Jan
•8Y2 Jan
974
1.,
261
6
7'A Mar
1
—
80
3
.
415'
1
171% 172
4374
15%
75% Mar
7%
—10
172
15%
Jan
3Ys Mar
Jan
7*2 '
—1
"Bf"r
100
25
4374
Jan'
53%
250
2*/s
7%
—10
—
-
Corp—
Udylite Corporation
Viuco Corp
Wayne Screw Products-
4474 Mar
14%
1
1674
1,511
3*4
Midwest Slock
Jan
14%
10
105
75*4
3*4
700
Jan
Jan
35
155
—
18%
Jan
2Y* Jan
1874 Mar
2*4
V4 Mar
Mar
10%
40
39%
12%
43
45
——
Asidand oil
Feb
3
.17%
Jan
—5
The-
50
Artnco s
1% Jan
Jan
16
6074 Mar
42
43
41%
Anaconda
IY2
2 % Mar
235
1
Brewing
47 % Mar
43
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Tobacco,
—m
350
200
17
7574 Mar
3674 Jan
1474 Jan
*5
-5
Jan
Jan
-6Y4 Mar
1834
1—5
Studebaker-Packard
7%
—10
——
-274
23
72%
1874
5
Power—.
Scotten Dillon
3274
—1
——12.50
.
Cyanamid—
American Radiator-,,
2% ;
Co
9*4 Mar
32
15%
Can
*.
Feb
9%
41
American
1%
2%
1*4
—1
Wines
Unlisted Stocks
American
7% Mar
100
—1
32
Allied Stores
Jan
274
Michigan Chemical
47
Rapid
U S Printing common
5% Mar
774
28% Mar
9%
2
13% Feb
3674
22%
17%
1174
—.1
—
41Y4 Mar
274
Feb
84
IIIIIIIIIlO
—
Krpger
Procter & Gamble,
Mar
36% Jan
1
22 Vz
5
15% Mar
83%
«
34
Feb
-2%
—
2474
7%
.
—2
common
30
50
10
.
Gibson
Art——
Hobart Manufacturing
New
100
1
\.66%
Drug
Standard
<
3374
213
34 74
-10
Pow Drug common
1074 Mar
3
1574
3474
9%
9Ya Jan
29% Mar
28%
16,794
*
40%Mar
Jan
5/64
*
—
Jan
362
337
.1
Howell Electric Mtrs
12
22%
50
Telephone:
38
942
5
...
Manufacturing
9
—10
pijjclnnati
Jan
Mar
10%'..
33%
41 *4
5
...
Manufacturing
300
363
3/b4
Cincinnati Milling
674
5
34
33
La.Salle
*
i 10*4
34
15%
Carey Manufacturing———
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com
•
40:,a
27%
Burger
Eagle
40*4
10* 4
—3
...
Industries..
Lamp
Hastings
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12
—
;
Baldwin
.....
General Motors Corp
for Week
Range
40*4
4,502
7,509
1
Gar
Sales
Week's
Corp..
Ex-Ceil-O
Corp common...
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings...
Exchange
of Prices
120
574
: 5
Feb
Ford
STOCKS
1874
' ;
1874
1
Fruehauf
Cincinnati Stock
...
(Un).,—
Co
—
5
15
3% Jan
80
1
500
it
Feb
52% "Jan
47% Jan
Feb
Jan
41% Feb
3974
40
3,300
36 V4
Jan
2074
2674
150
24%
Jan
37
3774
300-
3
"4
F»b
13%
Jan
16%-Mar
23 %> Feb
-26% Jan
•
41%
Jan
15 %
.
1474
15%
1,250
25%
28%
25
25 y«
300
2874
28%
80Q
F»-b
26% Jan
30% Jan
1474
14%
100
13%
Jan
16
Jan
31
30%
31
200
29
Jan
33
Feb
26%
26
26 Ya
300
22%
Jan
26% Mar
5
5
30O
Jan
Jan
37
5
,—10
3
27%
3974
2674
8
1
.5
...
50
11% Mar
9% Jan
100
2
i
Volume 1$7
Number 5727
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
37
(1346)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
Friday
Week's
last
stocks
I.
Sale Price
C &;
q Television Corp
Low"
10c
Calumet. & Hecla Inc_
12 VB
Carrier Corp
37%
4 ya^r.
preferred
1%
141/2
Certain-teed Products
—1
*
(Un)
Chrysler Corp
Rights
30
42
1
:
100
500
17% Jan
33 y*
200
9j/2
9%
19%
19%
i
14
14%
15%
:20Vs
20%
14%"
"8*4
:
52%
8.50
8%-
5/64
-———
>
,
National Lead Co
National
15% Mar
New
14 ;
16%
19% Mar
7Mi Jan
50
Jan
Feb
23% Jan
Standard
10
Cleveland-Cliff's
Iron
Cleveland Electric
Colepian Co
1
common.
Hlum—
Consumers
Can
28
•
Jan
Z
Northern
Pacific
Northern States
Z,
34%
100
400
33% Jan
21% Jan
46%
300
43
88%
86%
—
_
1
10
1
—
I
Oak
Ohio
Edison
20
Feb
22
Jan
Ohio
Oil Co
(Un)
17 y8
Jan
17 Yb Mar
17
1,900
16
44%
1,400
41% Jan
25%
2.100
17,%
15%
49%
17%
49%
1,300
300
18%
18 y8
18%
6,300
47
47
•
'■
*
*
Crane
47
'
;
25
Crucible Steel Co_
25
Cudahy Packing Co
1,200
13 *A
1,000
27%
100
17% :z
11%
17 y4
9%
1
50 *A Mar
r* i
97/a
800
22%
23 ya
1,700
21% Mar
Mar
47
8*A Mar
Jan
28 V2 Mar
19 V4
7% Jan
.
Jan
14%
Jan
24% Jan
15% Feb
50ft
17%
23%
5
(Un;
17% Mar
19%
6% Jan
8*A
13
27%
13%
48% Feb
17 Wr Jan
41 *A Jan
IOO
8Vs
5
:
Olin-Mathieson
Deere Ss Company common
10
Detroit Edison Co (Un>
Dodge Manufacturing Co:
20
Jan
9% Mar
28
■
Jan
DrewrvsLtd USA Inc
1
-':
38*/a
Jan
40% Mar
350
16% Feb
18% Jan
58%
900
53
Jan
59
18'A
100
17
Jan
18% Feb
200
29'A
34% Mar
18%
18%
6,900
600
48% Jan
53 y8 Mar
37%
37%
500
33
37% Feb
18%
68%
1,200
14%
53%
31%
900
37%
18% Mar
Jan
18%
18
68%
67%
_1
14%
14%
53%
53
•
31%
5
37%
31%
37%
65Q
16% Jan
63
Jan
r
18% Mar
68% Mar
12% Jan
16
Feb
600
51;
Jan
54% Feb
800
28%
Jan
32y4 Mar
1,800
37% Mar
43% Feb
9%
22%
500
400
7% Jan
19% Jan
3% Jan
11% Jan
9% Jan
23% Jan
4% Jan
40y4
4
12%
41
Feb
23
100
37% Jan
19% Jan
42
23
23
Mar
61%
61%
200
60
Jan
62% Mar
44
45%
15%
800
37
Jan
15%
300
13
Jan
45% Mar
15ya Mar
37
37%-
800
36%
Feb
42 y8
39
—-
5%
Corp—
500
37% Jan
800
29y« Feb
37% Feb
42
Mar
tl
5.
9%
8%
25
22%
22%
10
4
50
12
common-.
convertible prior preferred.
Penn-Texas Corp common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke—
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
3%
11%
..—25
.33 %c
23
1
-12.50
;
45%
3
37%
300
3*/8
176 */2 176%
100
175%
Feb
37%
700
31% Jan
104% 104%
5
100
99%
Co
5
32%
32%
39ya
33
5
(Un)
42
40
42
1,600
1,200
37%
-1
104%
.10
(Un).
Feb
186% Jan
Feb
38
105% Mar
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
39% Mar
33% Mar
!'■
Quaker Oats Co
Radio
_•
33%
33%
33%
Ills
22 y4
22%
22%
300
10
41%
41%
42%
1
32%
30%
32%
1,500
1,800
.2.50
(Un)_
1
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un) —10
13%
42
12
14
3,000
8% Jan
41%
42
200
32% Jan
44% Mar
70%
70
70%
800
64
^an
70% Mar
22
21%
22
250
20% Jan
23% Jan
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
—
Revlon Inc
Rexall Drug
Inc
1,500
5,000
Feb
4
Jan
4
4
Oil
300
Jan
•"
,5.
1
(Un)
30 Vb
100
17
18*A
•
-rrM./
Du Mont Laboratories Inc (Allen B)—
]
' •T.;
58 */4
5
Jan
40*/8
61%
vi
——
271/2
40 Va
16%
29%
29%
5
—
Eastman Kodak Co
Jan
28% Jan
16% Jan
32% Jan
52y4-53ya
5
—
;
Chemical
Peabody Coal Co
Pure
Lines
Jan
16
18%
Public Service Cn of Indiana
Air
Feb
29
13% Mar
25% Feb
25% Mar
1.33 y3
18% Jan
14% Jan
_1
Eastern
3,40*
Mar
44% Mar
25
10
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours
34%
10
Co
300
43%
.
.
700
12
Jan
20 *A
25%
Co
Common
28
Feb
Mar
53
5
—......
Manufacturing Co
14
17%
-IIIIII5
Co
500
37%
23%
46%
101%
37%
5
10
I
250
34
31%
34%
800
27
13%
26%
14
90
26%
5
__10
.*
Jan
86% Mar
26
Feb
:
Jan
40% Jan
44%
Continental Motors Corp:
Controls Co of America-
Dow; Chemical
52% Mar
Power Co—
Jan
1
,„
Curtiss-Wright Corp
34%
23
(Un)
12
.
35% Mar
Feb
—*
(Un)—.
Co-
34%
45%
Bancorporation
37% Mar
13
.
41 y4 Mar
20% Jan
22%
Ry
300
12%
Mar
19% Feb
46
Northern Natural Gas Co
200
37%
20*/a
common.
Corp
Container Corp of America
Continental
1,500
28
,
39
69
23
Norther^ Illinois Gas Co
51%
Feb
12%
*
Co
Power
-
300
1
—i
Jan
IIIIII25
System
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated Cement
Consolidated Foods
45
39%
19% .19%
—
>
31% Feb
5/64 Mar
.
is War
100
39
1
(Un)
Co—
57
Jan
33%
32%
A--#'
38
5
Colofado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia Gas
•
15
;
Inc
49 *A
49%
28% Jan?
43% Jan
5
(Un)
North American Car Corp.;
(Minnesota).
Service Co
800
&
North American Aviation
Northwest
Cities
1,200
(Un)-—
York Central RR—
9
Feb
.
High
35%
52%
__1 __—a.
National Gypsum Co
65% Feb
29%
Low
35%
51%
0
National Cylinder Gas_
National Distillers & Chem
11% Jan
1,100
200
5/64 34,100
&
Mar
11% Jan
20% Jan
52%, Mar
500
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Mar
33% Jan
•
52%
29%
29%
Shares
High
14% Mar
46
700
-
35%
51 y4
39%
3
Convertible class A
100
r
81/2
51%
;
(Phillip)- & Co (Un)
Motorola Incr
Muskegon Motor Spcialties—
of Prices
Low
1—5
Morris
75
"
14%
Montgomery Ward & Co
150
/
.541/2
.54
15%
42
Jan
411/2 Jan
31% Jan
9
Mar
33 y8
Feb
Jan
2
38% Feb
Mar
12
Feb
12% Mar
A 25%
Jan
100
141/2
44%
/
,
32% Jan
200
44%
33 y8
25
—
Cincinnati, Gas Si Electric
100
44%
ChamplimOil & Refining common
1
$3 convertible, preferred———25
Chicago^ Milw St Paul Si Pac__
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry common..*
ChicagorRock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
ChicagorSouth Shore & So Bend__12.50
1%
2,900
42
%
Jan
23% Jan
200
2
37%
42
—5
-10
91/2
Par
*
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
'is Mar
100
1,100
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
is
37%
50
-
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
Central & South West Corp
Cen tral Illinois Public Service
stocks
Shares
121/4
24%,
241/4
~2
10
Friday
for Week
High
fc
,11*4
_5
Canadian* Pacific (Un) „—;
25
Canadian- Prospect Ltd———16%c
——
common,....
Range
of Prices
■'Par./
ENDED MARCH 21
Sales
-1
17%
17y8
17%
300
15%
Jan
._5
40%
41%
1,100
87%
Jan
17% Mar
41% F"b
Foremost Dairies
._2
41*/a
16%
16%
16%
200
15
Jan
1,950
8% Mar
12
]
12%
1,200
9%,
13*78
Feb
Jan
44% Mar
27
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
Rlchman
Brothers
•
Co—
Ills
Rockwell
Spring & Axle
Dutch Petroleum Co
10
600
26
26
100
24 *
40
9%
40%
600
37% Jan
9%
5
—
9%
14
Mar
Feb
11
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
17*/2 Mar
9%
11%
Jan
24%
40
'
River Raisin Paper—
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Ford Motor Co
;
38
21% Feb
Four-Wheel
Inc
Drive
9
.10
Auto—
12
.-1
Fruehaut Trailer
Royal
Feb
Louis
Public Service
Regis
Paper
1%
2
1,300
1%
2
Jan
Mar
Bex Corp
General Candy Corp——.—.—
General Dynamics Corp
i
1
9%
9%
100
9*A Mar
1
59%
55%
59%
1,500
55»/2 Mar
65 %
General Electric Co
5
61
60%
61%
1,700
59%
Feb
55%
200
49%
Jan
64% Jan
56% Mar
—
5
—
/
55%
General Foods
Corp
General Motors Corp
General
Telephone
Gillette
(The)
Glid<ie» Co
Goldblatt
33%
Jan
42%
600
40%
fan
25%
26 %
300
25% Mar
—
Gulf Oil Corp
Jan
43%
Jan
Jan
Jan
35%
700
33%
Feb
38
34%
200
Jan
34% Mar
Jan
8
10%
10%
200
33%
10%
13%
Jan
5
—_
„
73%
14%
74%
14%
400
70
Feb
82
Jan
200
14% Mar
16
30%
30%
200
28%
Jan
83 %
37%
38
600
33
Jan
38% Feb
"-12.50
Si
Gregt Lakes Dredge Si Dock—
Great Lakes Oil Sc Chemical
Griesedieck Co—
86%
30
34%
Co
Granite City Steel Co
7,300
Jan 7
34%
10
—
Brothers-——
(W H)
35%
41%
34*4
1
——
Goodyear The & Rubber Co—
Gossard
35%
42
10
_83*/3c
"t
Co—
(Un>
35"%
.1.66%
,\
Corp
General Tire & Rubber—
10% Jan
7%
7%
1,700
6% Jan
30%
29%
30%,
500
33
33
100
27% Jan
32% Feb
21
22%
700
Co
38
1%
"—III
900
x9*/8
25
400
105% 107%
107%
25
1%
x9%
_
101%
Jan
Feb
109%
Feb
Jan
V. 9V*
Jan
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
-1.40
Roebuck
&
(Un)
Hammond
—1
Organ
Heilman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Hertz
-
1
Feb
'
3%
1
Inc
Hupp Corporation
?
.
27
350
11%
15
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
13%
13%
100
11 y2
Jan
14
41
200
37%
44%
2*A
Jan
Jan
2*/2
Jan
3%
2,400
2%
2%
600
21%
50
2%
3*/4 Mar
4
20
3
Feb
22% Jan
Jan
4
Illinois Brick Co—
18%
18%
500
17%
.
31%
31% 7"-'
200
28%
Jan
—
19
19
200
18
18% Mar
33%
19% Feb
Feb
31%
1
—
43%
200
27%
14,100
11
11
1
8%
1
8
Pen class A
(W A)
Class B
_
Oil Corp
Sinclair
5
Mobil Oil
Socony
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
5
Works
IIIi
34%
-50c
—
Spiegel Inc common—
Square D Co (Un)—
—2
Public
Service
43% Mar
Jan
27% Mar
11
Jan
11 y4
8%
100
8
8%
500
8
50%
1,100
1,300
>
Feb
<
46%
Mar
61 y4
700
24% Jan
86% Jan
33
;
Jan
26
1,200
43
9%
Feb
Feb
38%
150
Feb
9% Jan
Jan
48%
24%
28%
27%
37%
——
Sperry Rand Cox'p (Un)
Southwestern
33% Jan
25%
100
47%
—»
(Un)
Co
49%
22% Mar
24
——
5
(Un)—
'
——
48%
.—15
(Un)
Bend Lathe
South
Standard Brands Ino
Peb
50% Feb
Feb
28% Mar
39%
Feb
34%
34%
700
32% Feb
34% Mar
18%
18%
^,800
18% Mar
20% Jan
14%
600
9% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
14% Mar
23% Jan
Standard
Oil
(N
Standard
Oil
Co
23 Ya
100
46%
46%
45%
300
50
40%
51%
3,700
4,100
46
46%
500
42%
29%
29%
29%
100
15%
14%
10%
15
29% Jan
19% Jan
10 - Feb
46%
16.25
of California—
Oil
13%
23%
-5
_•
(Un)—
Oil of Indiana
'
—»
—25
7
60%
J)
(Un)
(Ohio)
—10
5
—1
Storkline Furniture
' ^'
40%
Stewart-Warner Corp—
Stone Container Corp
10
—
■
mmm*
45%
38%
700
V*
10%
1,700
100
42 v4
43%
Feh
46% Mar
47% Feb
35
Feb
42
;
47% Peb
Feb
Mar
61% Jan
47% Mar
32
Jan
15% Feb
12% Jan
3% Jan
3%
43%
1,200
2% Jan
43%
100
5
17%
17%
17%
800
39% Peb
15% Jan
45
Sundstrand Machine Tool
1
22 y4
22
22%
1,100
34
34
34%
2,800
90% Jan
29% Jan
23% Jan
34% Mar
35%
35 y4
100
Jan
37% Feb
Studebaker-Packaxd Corp
Sunbeam Corp
Swift
18%
*
Jan
—10
—
Illinois' Central RR
Indiana. Steel Products Co——
42%
26%
Shaeffer
Standard
31% Feb
Jan
42%
26%
1
Peb
Jan
18y4 Jan
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co—-
-.
13%
21%
A;
1
;
Huttig Sash & Door common———10
600
29
40%
.
'
1
28y2
13%
.
2
Corp
Howard Industries
;
291
1
—3
—.—
Co—
Serrick Corp class B
Standard
——
22%
8% Feb
32
34 y4
Jan
1%
1% Mar
8%
.
,„10
Sears
8
class A— —12
—5
St
Sangamo Electric Co.
General
41% Mar
/ Jan
St
Jan
40
-20g
4
;
&
10
(Un)
1
25
Company—-———L—
Sylvania Electric Products
(Un)
*mrn
——
-7.50
—
3
934jb
Jan
18% Jan
"
Industrial
Development
Inland Steel
1
*
Co
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
*
10%
International Paper (Un)
International
Shoe
International
Tel
Interstate
*
(Un)_
10%
74
Jan
100
32 y8 Mar
29%
900
27
10% Feb
85% Mar
Feb
400
32%
28%
34
31%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
03%
88%
100
85%
Jan
36%
300
34%
Feb
36% Mar
32
32%
400
29%
Jan
32% Mar
14%
3.50
88%
36%
3
—
——*
Co
200
84
32%
j
7.50
Co„_
& Tel
Power
29
10%
81%
j
82
*
14%
400
13%
Jan
14% Mar
'
Kaiser Alum Si Chemical
Kansas. Power & Light
—
(Un)
100
6
Feb
38%
I
38%
39%
1,200
38
Feb
33%c
28%
26%
28%
1,100
23%
Feb
27%
27 y4
300
25%
Jan
28% Mar
27% Feb
1,000
76%
Jan
88% Mar
6
*
8.75
—
6
6% Jan
40% Jan
*
(Un)
Corp.
Knapp Monarch Co
(The)
Co
88%
84%
88%
53%
52%
53%
900
47
Jan
53% Mar
3%
3%
300
3
Jan
3% Feb
1
Thor
Power
Trane
20th
Laclede'Gas Co
Leath
Po
&
University
5
*
common
-
—
*
—7
Liggett Js Mvers Tobacco (Un)
25
Lindsay Chemical Co common——
*
(Henry
C)
—
& Co
1
II I
9%
100
9
Jan
16%
4
common
$2-50-preferred
Libbjj^ MbNoil & Libby__
Lytton's
9%
9%
16%
300
14
Jan
300
20
Mar
20
i
—
3
5%
45%
5
8%
8%
400
8
69%
1
_
20
45%
"8%
70%
300
34%
36
43% Jan
Jan
9% Mar
*
17
Mar
23% Jan
45% Mar
Martin
(The)
Co
Portland
Medusa
Merck & Co
"
Cement.
15
(Un)__
Blanke
Co
66
Jan
72
Jan
1,450
34%
Feb
43
16% c.
(Un)
12.50
Minnesota
Mississippi
1
Utilities—
Min
&
River
Missouri Portland
Mfg
5%
5%
200
5%
Jan
6
,
Cement
Manufacturing
Monroe
Chemical
Co
Co_
Monsanto
fUn)
*
10
34%
400
80%
Jan
35
Feb
*
*
2
32%
400
47
48%
850
46
46%
500
37%
18%
18%
300
15%
Jan
19%
19%
140
19
Jan
20
300
Jan
36% Jan
48 V4 Mar
Jan
46% Mar
31% Mar
36%
IX %
2
33%
950
13%Mar
22% Feb
20%
50
50
100
19% Mar
43% Jah
37%
800
82%
1
-I
—1
*
30
1%
30
1%
30%
1,200
1,100
24%
24%
24%
100
22
Jan
63
63
10
62
jI Feb
70
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
38
F*b
1% Mar
27% Jan
31% Mar
25
Jail
87y4 FCb
87% Jan
97
45% Mar
700
56
100
52%
Feb
57% Mar
22
"
Jan
27% Feb
700
28%
28%
400
44
45
700
27
26%
27
56
10
26%
26%
300
*
41%
41%
800
35
Illld
70%
71
200
67% Jan
Jan
29%
28*
•
Jan
-b
44
Mar
76
Feb
31% Feb
61% Jan
10% Jan
35% Feb
61% Mar
100
17%
Jan
26
Jan
32% Mar
——1
9%
9%
9%
700
-5
33%
33%
33%
500
-16%
(Un)
50
Jan
1
40% Jan
86'
Jan
94
28%
45
5
Co
Co
Jan
37%
10
U S Steel Corp-
Van Dorn Iron
Works
—
60%
58%
60%
8,100
25
25
25
30%
32%
12y«
•
10
34%
Jan
40
80%
30%
39%
76%
76%
29%
51%
10%
11%
300
159
1% Jan
32
Feb
2
32%
2
33%
Mar
Feb
Feb
200
73%
10Q
28 %
Feb
Jan
600
*
—
Wieboldt Stores Inc common—
Wisconsin
13 % Mar
42
Jan
Feb
13%
Wisconsin
11%
11%
-2%
.12 ya
17 y8
16%
8%
Jan
Feb
61%
5
1
*
Public
Service
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co-
(Un).
1.300
Ian
4% Feb
36%
Tan
Yates-AMe*
Zenith
Machine Co.
Radio
Corp——
New common
14%
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
65%
Feb
600
60% Feb
16% Feb
21
Feb
100
41%
Jan
100
18%
18%
44 y4
44%
44 y4
13%
23%
13%
.10
22%
*
81%
8%
137
69
———~
Jan
15%
17%
35%
•
10%
1,000
.10
5
27%
400
61%
22%
Bankshares
Electric Power
300
8.100
17%
62%
35%
22%
81%
51% Mar
10%
—
Westinghouse Electric Corp-—
Whirlpool Corn—
—
—
White Motor Co
Wisconsin
Jan
13
200
Feb
1
Inc——
Western Union Telegraph
Mar
10%
12%
50%
12.50
11% Jan
91%
Walgreen Co—
33
29%
76%
300
Feb
39%
12%
10
(Un)
Fuel
Modine
18 %
*
—
—
Mickfejberry's Food Products—
Middle-South
4
12%
20%
Feb
19%
48%
12%
19%
12%
■
32
1
Merritt C^oman & Scott
Meyer
34%
26y8 Jan
10
United States Gypsum
United States Industries
Webcor
*
63
23% Jan
0% Jan
jr
Marshall Field common
25% Mar
65% Feb
100
25
Aircraft
Rubber
1,500
26
Corp—
Corp (Un).
United Air Lines Ino_
S
2,000
62%
26
•
Union Electric (Un)
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR
U
26%
61
2
Co——
Century-Fox Film (Un)—
Fruit
25%
62%
1
Tool
208 So La Salle St Corp
United
25%
50c
Company
Carbide
26% Mar
5
25
3.33 ys
Trar.samerica Corp (Un)
Trav-ler Radio Corp—
United
La Salle Extension
—
Gulf Producing
Textron
Inc
Texas
Union
5
Kenhecqtt Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark
'
10
Jones & Laughljn Steel (Un)—
Gas Transmission Co
Texas
Tri-Continental Corp <Un)
f
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Tennessee
12%
Jan
400
19%
Jan
200
31% Jan
20% Jan
80
Jan
300
200
8-
Feb
8%
100
138
72%
300
121
Jan
400
69
Mar
44% Mar
14
Feb
23% Mar
36
Mar
23%
Peb
81% Feb
9%
Jan
140% Mar
72% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3&
.
..
Monday, March 24, 1958
(1346)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
MARCH 31
BANGS FOR THE WEEK ENDED
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Low
Par
ACF Wrigley Store*- Inc (Un)
Laboratories
Abbott;
Aeoo
Feb
43%
269
14%
Jan
1814 Mar
50%
213
44%
Jan
50% Mar
8%
8%
110
82c
87c
4,500
54 7 e
513
82c
_10o
Corp
Reduction
v
18%
1
i
43% Mar
25
18 %
—5
__—.—_
High
a43Vs 043Va
„
1814
2. DO
Admiral Corp
High
Low
50%
tUn)—— —26
ACF-Indastries Inc
Range Since Jan. I
.Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
*
7(4 Jan
9%
Feb
76c
Jan
1.20
Jan
Alaska
51
Jan
55% Mar
American
2%
2%
300
2(4
Jan
3
4%
43a
4%
514
4(4
Jan
78%
76(4
Feb
79%
Feb
Factor
77 %
23 %
24%
2,296'
23% Mar
26(4
Jan
Fairchild
24
30.(2
88(2
31 J/4
1,495
27%
32 % Mar
31',4
204
Jan
88 % Mar
Feb
Jan
95
■88%
16s? c
16%
2
225
17
1,201
14%
Jan
18 Vs
21(4
—
(Un)_
22(4
350
19%
Feb
23
1,646
13%
Jan
16% Mar
42%
Feb
44%. Mar
12.50
868
23%
23
23(4
900
22%
Feb
24%
25
39%"
Jan
44-% Mar
preferred;—
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American Cement
(Un)
Metal
Motors
American Radiator & S S
(The)
Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Refining Co (Un;
Atlas Corp (Un)
com
Jan
18(4
Feb
a20(4 fl21%
8%
8%
205
14
14%
2,075
43%
895
43%
348
171(b 171%
2,081
80(4
1,205
28(2
28%
525
43 7 a
46%
1,507
79%
8(4 Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
36
Jan
167%
Feb
76
19%
Feb
9%
Jan
44 % Mar
Bros
116
48(4 Mar
13
12%
13
170
12
33%
Co
Fliiitkote
Fluor
Corp
Forcf
Dairies
Inc
Fruehauf Trailer
General
Feb
25(4
29% Mar
43%
1,105
14%
588
6(4
14%
278
"
6(4
15%
15(2
125
18 (a
18%
2,205
6%
18%
o
Mar
Jan
1st
General
Jan
19%
Feb
General Tire & Rubber Co
34% Mar
39%
Jan
250
7(4
238
7
Jan
8(b
Feb
2% Feb
3%
Jan
Gimbel
6%
1,412
6
Jan
(Un)—13
412
9%
Jan
11% Mar
25%
390
24 '/a
Feb
27%
2.85 Mar
4%
Jan
7
Jan
24%
25%
100
3%
3%
~6
0
__1
6a/4
6%
7%
840
1
49c
48c
50c
7,600
485
Mar
6
6% Mar
Jan
21c
21(4
23%
16%
16%
100
20% Feb
16% Mar
48%
49
125
47% Jan
Feb
7% Mar
Mar
50c
25(4
Jan
18 (B
Jan
Jan
52'4 Jan
1 (4 Mar
Jan
44
100
1
44
43%
44
347
26'2
39 %
39%
40
2,550
37(4 Jan
41(4 Feb
131a
11%
13%
9,021
10%
Brothers
Oil
Border.
4c
8,000
3(4
13(4
3'4
2,259
13%
1,704
36%
38
902
11%
9 "4
P65%ft65%
26,251
—5c
-
—
£
-
ll(a
b65%
28','2
20%
-15
(Un)
B
10
5
Eroaav,ay-Hale Stores Inc
Budd
Company
Budget Finance Plan common
.
13%
(
1
Corp
Corp
3%
—1
2
9
4
(Un)———
Co
Borg-Warner
1
,
v
Good
Jan
Jan
4c
Mar
5c
Ink
California
122
2.90 Jan
3.25
Feb
Mar
13
13%
Jan
34%
Grace
Tire
<W R)
Feb
41%
Jan
Greyhound
On
Hertz
29% Jan
28%
737
1,251
19%
Feb
21
Jail
14%
365
14%
Feb
16
Jan
6%
315
6(4
Jan
6% Mar
204
7%
Jan
8% Mar
Howe
/
9%
8
Jan
11%
Jan
29(4 Jan
31%
25 (b Mar
30%
31
350
23
21
21
57
41%
43
652
11 J.
—
1
5
■
30%
-
—
43
4-fo
5
(Un)
25
1
10
-
Corp
i.
Fuel
Colorado
Columbia
Class
Broadcast
B
—
Feb.
16%
37(4
110
32% Jan
39%
Jan
•61%
1,360
58% Jan
67(4
Jan
14%
472
13%
Feb
7%
100
6 J/2
Feb
9 %'
175
8%
120
30(4
9%
3(4/
•
__
29 %
A—2.50
J
-
9% Mar
30(4 Mar
Gas System
Commercial
Solvents
(Un)
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison
common
20
20
195
18
Jan
20% Mar
40%
390
32(4 Jan
42(4 Mar
50
320
49
Mar
53%
Feb
15% Mar
22% Jan
15(4
790
20%
530
51'4
63
1,007
50
Feb
57
49(4
542
45
Feb
51
3'4
3(4
1,175
20
20
358
27%
„
29%
Feb
197b Mar
12 34
14(4
1,326
589
28%
Continental
Motors
Continental Oil Co
Corn Products
Crane
Crestmont-
Oil
(Un)
Jan
4%
1912 Jan
22 Va
3%
Oil
(Un) _12'/a
5
Dt
&
1
247b Mar
Feb
25
Feb
29% Mar
28% Mar
Disney
(Walt)
Door-Oliver
Douglas
Douglas
Dow
Inc
duPont
Feb
553/
15(4 Mar
17%
200
16
17% Mar
Jah
4
100
Jan
16'A Mar
-
May^,
4% Mar
4%
4(4
40 34
40%
132
38%
Jan
41% Mar
41%
42%
42 %
830
40%
Jan
43%
"■
Jan
482
33 %
Feb
38
90
22%
Jan
26% Mar
2.10
2.15
16
15%
16%
2,256
15% Mar
18
Feb
40c
43c
5,900
30c
52c
Jan
100
62(4
14%
Jan
17% Mar
581
40%
Jan
47
47,
Johns-Manville
Kern Cnnnty
!
28'4
Co
-
Mar
Aircraft
Loew's
Loriiiard
'TTn)
uaee
(P)
40%
Feb
645% a45%
100
40
Feb
45(4
Jan
2% '
2%
125
50c
51c
31
31%
110
15c
2%
50c
16c
3,000
Co
Jan
32(4 Feb
14c
Jan
82
175
75%
Jan
85
21(4
125
21
Feb
21% Jan
29(4
1,103
28% Mar
31%
77(4
285
71%
Jan
77(4 Mar
90%
91
523
85%
Jan
93% Feb
32
707
29%
Feb
32
8
100
43c
300
31%
32
>
8
Martin
57c
Jan
Feb
41
Jan
10
40% Feb
com—33%o
28(4
26(4
28' 4
2,366
23
Feb
9(4
43c
9%
85%
27%
24(4
23%
24'4
7
..
1,091
Navicatlon
Matson
7%
34
5%
Merck
467
22%
Feb
25% fteb
100
37'4
Feb
39% Feb
8%
8
Jan
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17
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Jan
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Jan
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Monsanto
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Diablo
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National
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24%
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59
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209
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23%
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380
46%
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46
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1
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Mar
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Mother
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36%
14
42c
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Jan
15
Mar
36
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54(4 Mar
10
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Jan
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15%
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110
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1,605
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168
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Jan
1,250
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44
Jan
4
25%
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37
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100
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Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
245
14%
Jan
39
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28%
1.10
31%
669
109
1
2.50
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27%
14%
852
705
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27%
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1.10
31
15%
28%
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109
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62%
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2.20 Jan
Feb
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300
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60%
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•
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Lab
64
60%
126
35%
53%
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10
5
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14%
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Jan
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49(4
53
10
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89
527
-
27%
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Lockheed
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29
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36
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1
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43
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39%
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120
Jan
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Company.—
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110
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4,020
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Honolulu
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('2
8%
400
Railway (Un)
Aircraft
1274
Mar
——.—5
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Hotels Corp
20(2
300
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Cessna
48
27%
Financial
Powder
Hercules
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^——15
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17% Mar
Feb
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5.50
Instruments
41%
Jan
39%
Jan
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Gulf Oil Corp
Hoffman
25%
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Cenco
Jan
15
3,396
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& Co (Un)
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11% Mar
11%
Caterpillar
Certaln-teed
38
2,281
48
11%
12
1,384
1674
47
23%
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&
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Great
64% Mar
31%
Co
Inc
Feb
41
16%
25%
(Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un 1
Great Northern Ry (Un)
Jan
6%
8
Packing Corp.
Capital Airline
Carrier
Jan
537
Graham-Paige Corp
61(4 Jan
27% Feb
25%
Co
Pacific
Jan
Feb
8
367
Corp
Hammond Organ Co
30%
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Canadian
19%
57%
26%
Jan
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California
Jan
25'4
Goodrich (B F) Co (Un)_
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Calaveras
48%
25
McBean & Co
Co of Calif
Goodyear
20%
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preferred ——:
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-
267
25%
Humor
14%
50c
6%
Burroughs Corp
Butler Bros
51
•'
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4
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Hancock
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Jan
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1
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Elack Mammoth Cons Min
2,780
J/4
21 %
5
Bishop Oil Co
6
48%
1
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Bethlehem Steel Com (Un)
8
Bolsa
Jan
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'
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11%
(Un)
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<Un)
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37%
11 %
Inc
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18%
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10
16 %
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(Un)
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Getty Oil Co common
Gillette Co fTlie)
Benguet Cons Inc
Blair Holdings Corp
37%
18(4
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:
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Jan
231
109
416
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43%
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6(4 Mar
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14% Mar
Feb
26% Mar
16%
•
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•
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37%
(Un).———„—1
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(Un)-
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Paint Corp common
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Jan
48%
Feb
15
26% Mar
Jan
1
8
General Dynamics Corp
6(4 Mai-
12%
Jan
21
5
Co
Jan
22 7
43
Feb
21
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&
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Electric
26(4
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Aviation
Oil
Aui'-r
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150
35
31% Mar
55
160
51-
2
Garrett Corp
General
27 a
Corp new common
Aircraft
Bell
Bendix
Co
General
893
43 (a
43%
-
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Foremost
Friden
Feb
% Feb
26%
18(8
—10
i—
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2
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1
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9
48(4 Mar
12
Jan
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5
2.50
(Un)
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.
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26%
—100
———
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29(4
Jan
300
1
46% Mar
247a
7%
8%
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Jan
10% Mar
Feb
10%,
40'n
27%
9%
48'4
29% Feb
Feb
8'4 Jan
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1.10
Jan
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8%
Jan
81%
0
Bai-nhart-Morrow Consolidated
Beckman
10
1,400
36% Mar
Jan
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48(4
Feb
173
6%
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
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6%
100
■
8%
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247a
29%
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■
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48'A
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Bandini Petroleum
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-
7%
15% Mar
Jan
10%
General
46%
—
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'■
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14% Mar
100
(UjU)
Mfg Corp
27
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Avco
Jan
Jan
80%
—_1
10
10
1
(U11)
Atch Top &
15
26%
171%
——-
Ashland Oil & Refining
13% Mar
150
14
Andei^on-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)——10
Louisiana Gas (Un)
5
Armco Steel Corp (Un)_
10
Armour & Co
(111/ (Un)j.
5
(Un)
678
27
83a
Arkansas
Warrants
770
137ii
20 ('2
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60
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44%
13%
27
29
(Un)
American Viscose Corp
Anaconda
42(i
13 7 a
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(Un)
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American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco Co (Un)
25
American
American
Jan
44%
1
_—20
10
5
B
Inc
33
90c
5
43
Ltd
272
35(4 '
34%
common—•
16%
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5
1
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(Un)
&
Eng
Preferred
15%
Factors
Uan
14%
104% Mar
26% Mar
300
200
—1
class A
(Max)
Fed-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
42%
American
27(4
243
15
5(4
26(4
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fibreboard Paper Products
16%
American
Jan
619
Feb
42%
American
3032
%
Mar
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un) -1
American Can Co (Un)„
Jan
5(4 Jan
(Un)— —1
American Bosch Arma Corp
27
7(4
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A—
2%
———
Petroleum (Un)
Airlines Inc com
Amer&da
1,771
34%
1
54 7B
Alleghany Corp common <Un>
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un) ...18
..-10
Mfg Co (Un)
Ltd
29(i
27%
26(4
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54'/b
Ailie-Chalraere
Aluminium
Jan
5'4
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Co (On.i;
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Juneau
Jan
97%
(Un.»„
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Railroad
Erie
1
Air
32%
391
29
20
Capwell Co—
Emporium
Feb
285
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—
37%
37(4
14%
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Radio &
Emerson
0
Corp
Products
Electrical
High
Low
103% 104'«
Eastern Air Lines
104'
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Shares
High
37(4
(Un<———.
IIZII10
Eastman
Kodak Co
(U11.1—
3
El Paso Natural Gas Co com_.
Electric Auto-Line Co (Un)— -——5
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
Range
East
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
23%
1.50 Jan
2.00 Feb
33%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Volume
Number 5727
187
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1347)
39
v
OUT- OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
i
„
Range
Sale 1'rice
Par
Occidental
Petroleum
—20c
—
Oceanic Oil Co
Olin
•
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Owens-Illinois
Chemical
Glass
Corp.
Co
Low
High
-
1.95
6,650
2
2%
2,700
37=8
37%
891
37% Mar
43
66%
66%
425
66% Mar
2
Par
Jan
2.05
Jan
U
S
Industries
Feb
2%
Jan
U
S
Plywood
Jan
U
S
Cement
&
Aggregates-
5% ft
1st
1st
b'/o
red
5Vc
4.505<>
9%
Jan
23%
25%
3,890
22%
Jan
26% Mar
49%
50
1,220
41
Jan
50
52%
48%
Jan
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Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
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30
31% Mar
4%
-25
13% Mar
common
Smelt, Refining & Mining (Un) .50
Steel Corp common
16%
Universal
5
lnc
Corp
Rubber
U S
U
Pacific
for Week
of Prices
'
66 % Mar
—6.25
1.50
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1.85
Week's
<
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
2 Va
5
—
STOCKS
Shares
High
1.85
1
MaLlneson
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
ENDED MARCH 31
Sales
25%
Natco
Corp
:
:
Feb
Feb
87
Feb
97 Va
Jan
29%
45%.Mar
Brewing
convertible
2%.
2 Va
Jan
2%
35%
35%
9
34%
Jan
37%
75%
10
76%
31
67%
Feb
76 Va Mar
7%
22%
65
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Mar
25%
Jan
7%:
1
22
22
5
130
22
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1$2.50
Jan
27%
41
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—i,
Plymouth Oil Corp—
.
Rockwell
Spring & Axle
Toy Mining
Engineering & Foundry
1,075
24% Jan
28%
Feb
San
,321
22%. Jan
,28%
Feb
United
'
130
53
Feb
41%
42
700
38
Jan
29%
29%
935
27%
Jan
57% Mar
44
,
Mar
30%. Jan
^—.1
25%
26
<19
26
16c
18c
13 \\
34%
13%
34%
21%
21%
21%.
62
61 Va
62%
10c
—5
;
—
Vanadium Alloys Steel
-
20.000
--
22% Jan
27% Feb
20c
Feb
10c
Jan
100
12
Jan
14
Jan
30
32
Jan
37%
Jan
85
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
349
60%
Feb
65%
Feb
/
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
—-—10
12.50
,
,
J
40
The Commercial and Financial
(1348)
Chronicle
,,
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
THE WEEK
ENDED
MARCH 21
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi Power & Paper common—
4% c/o
28%
24
24
24
»
09
\~~~p
19'.
—*
pfd
preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 474% pld
Argus Qorp Ltd common
—50
4% %
_________
$2.50 preferred-.
100
390
Jan
19%
Feb
18
25
16
Feb
17
Feb
"27%
*1,185
24
Jan
24
Jan
6%
6
Feb
Massey-Harris-Ferguson common.
Preferred'J—iiJl:—..1.1:.—
.100
80%""
80%
80%
65
77
Mar
Jan
McColl
Frontenac
.100
55% '•, 52%
55%
864
50
Jan
Jan
Mersey
Paper 5%%
—50
48
48
130
46
Jan
:;29%
30
600
26
Jan
27'
Jan
30
Mar
1,330
15
Jan
15%
Mar
50
32
Jan
?6
1,360
92
Jan
93% Mar
9%
Feb
Jan
20
87b
;
25 % Mar
26%
Feb
22%
Jan
23 %
47 Va
47%
1,849
45%
Jan
38
14
i
43
f
''
175
17
22
5,165
Bloedel class
&
"
Molson Breweries
31 % Mar
550
42
■
Oil
preferred——
Ltd class A
i30
.
50
Mar
Montreal Trust
Jan
44
Feb
...
—5
preferred.—.
.100
98%
Locomotive.._—______—
^
Morgan & Co 4%"%
—.
17
Jan
17%
43
43
200
41%
Jan
44% Mar
National
Drug & Chemical common —.5
12% '
30%
30%
31%
1,110
27%
Feb
32
Mar
National
Steel Car
21%
17
17
17
2,890
15% Muv
17
Jan
23
23
215
20
23%
Feb
41
2,078
Jan
Mines
Northwest
Montreal
-10
41
40%
Feb
Ogilvie Flour Mills common—%
.10
52%
52%.
53
260
51
Jan
54%
Feb
Pacific Petroleums%i—_%—1
.10
30%
39
39%
1,022
37
Jan
40
Jan
Page-Hersey Tubes
40
Jan
41%
Feb
Penman's common
17
Feb
17%
Feb
Powell
.25
41%
Jan
42%
Feb
Power
40%
41
175
43%
•
Class B
—
American
Oil
195
41
Jan
46 % Mar
Premium
275
45
Jan
49% Mur
Price
3.95
400
Feb
4.00 Feb
4c,'o
6
6%
5,762
35
35
75
6
3.50
6%
Mar
6
38% Mar
89%
92% Mar
preferred
British
27
43%
44
175
42
Jan
48%
49
180
47
Jan
49%
43
43
50
40%
Jan
44
.50
...
Columbia
4,708
.50
British
35%
92%
.50
—
Columbia Power
51%
51
51%
1,405
9%
Forest Products-
British Columbia
8%
10%
2,025
Class B
48% Jan
8% Jan
40
40
41%
1,803
37
Jan
43%
Jan
Jan
11
5
5
126
9%
4%
1.95
1.95
214
40
41%
_
42
386
36%
Calgary Power
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
4%% preferred
10
100
*
,
preferred
1.95 Mar
42
Preferred
«W"H
25
Gas
329
Jan
28%
80
24%
Feb
29
Mar
a9S
10
85
Jan
85
Jan
095
35
90%
Jan
94
Mar
preferred
Jan
39
173
30%
Jan
40
151
11%
Jan
12% Mar
42%
27%
'■v 28
28%
*
43%
9
$1.75 series
<■
1,173
28%
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
2,382
1,210 '
25
Jan
28
Feb
Jan
28% Mar
8%
15%
9
130
25%
25%
180
15%
15%
30
30
30
»
4.85
4.85
4.90
"
____—_—
_
common
6% preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Industries common..
Preferred
*
International Power
______*
Canadian
a—
1,070
5,835
80
Jan
8
■v
a
9,70 Mai-
Jan
v
Feb
17%
Jan
25
80
Jan
80
Pacific
16
Jan
19
'
Canadian
46%
47
1,025
45% Jan
47%
24%
24%
1,200
24
Mar
27%
25
24
23%
24%
4,799
21%
13
13
14%
1.127
13
Vickers
Farm
(E
*
Equipment
J)...
*
Enterprises
Jan
25
Mar
16
25
%
Mar
Feb
24
Jan
25
976
297»
Jan
34% Mar
%, 260
54%
Feb
90 % Mar
3.45
39%
2,613
v
34%
Jan
43% Mar
85
56
f
85
Jan
86
12%
300
11%
Feb
12% Mar
'
-
35
100
3.00
Feb
20
Jan
25ya
550
27%
Jan
31
Mar
1278
Jan
14
Mar
100
100
Jan
190%
Jan
1,300
85
;..14""14»'h
.
„7o::
79
Mar
15
Jan
23
Jan
23
Jan
77%
Jan
79 >' Mar
64% Feb
135
...
53V2 %
3,20
.
*
14
75
7:
53%
55Va
7,557
13,20
3.50
73,360
11%"-
——
98%
^11% 12%"
—■*
%
v
53'
Mar
3.10 Mar
850
3.'65 Mar
11% Mar
824
25
11%.
200
13%
•
824
11%
25^-
137«
4,070
13
95
14
25
Mar
•
Corp common
class A—
■'
-
13%
*
100-:
preferred
—:
Salada-Shirrif%Horsey common
:
—
.
99
„
99
15%.
*
15%"'.
15%
Shawinigan Water & Power cominoii..»
25% %
25%
Series
Series
B
'•
A 4% -preferred—.50
Sherwin
4%#'
preferred
Williams
of
Simon
(Hi
Simpsons
Canada
Trans Canada
26!is
*16%
'
'
Bank
•'
39%
——__10
I—.'
28r% r
Mar
45
.Feb
Jan
51
Mar
33
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
31
Jan
33
Feb
18
Jan
550
1674 Mai-
40
.
"
-
a—
2,398
300
2,093
200
Jan
53% Mar
95
5
40
Jan
99
39
Jan
41%
Jan
29%
Feb
4.25 Mar
5.00
Jan
20%
4%%
-'12%
127«:
1,100
12% Mar
14
27%
20%.
-•-"2.25
27'4
2,904
25%
Jan
27% Mar
2.35
1.100
2.15
Jan
25%
25 tii
70
25%
251 '4
100
103%
104
100
277 a
210
26%
170
42r
2.35
..
100
...—
22
Jan
24 %
Feb
*
common.—..
preferred——
103% Mar
-27
27%
25% Mur
25% Mar
Jan
Jan
^.50
46.%
47.
27
Jan
Jan
47% Mar
150
21%
Jan
103
7%
Feb
8%
Canadian Stock
Jan
0.13
al3
100
Feb
14%
Jan
Exchange
Mar
Prices Shown
Are Expressed
Friday
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Sales
■-
11%
525
10%
Jan
11% Mar
18
3,555
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
26%
1,150
23
Jun
26%
Feb
140
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
220
16
Feb
17%
Jan
Abitca
<t
44c
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills LidL—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
5
'■iS
" 27%
-27%"
50
26
Mar
574
5
5 74
1,790
5
Jan
24
23^
24
,38%
1,705
20%
50
34%
A—
17%
17
.
Crown Cork & Seal Co.
:
<■
__
Crown Zellerbuch—
17
"il
.4
45
45
25
43
Feb
48%
Jan
—
2
15
15
150
14
Jan
17
Feb
STOCKS
Seagrams
—2
__
Dominipn Bridge
Coal 6% preferred
Domiuion Foundries & Steel
Preferred
IVe
Glass
common
25%
1.680
20%
Feb
8%
1,100
7%
Feb
„
Ltd
Chemical
1,004
23-%
35
97%
64%
64'%
015% al5%
150
20
20
537a
2'/it
—
1,490
11%
2,855
18
8%
6,810
all all%
all
common--
33
120
16 7'a
17
0,022
77 a
16%
77 a
315
—
Corp
Enamel &
Heating Prod class A
j
.
10%
*
a
.
Players Canadian
Corp.—I
III."*
common
Petroleum
«
preferred—
5%%
General
preferred
General
;
3—1
.
Wares
<■
_
19%
common
Great Lakes
24%
Par
Lumber
31%
Co
*
Home Oil class A
Class B
Bay
Paper
6%
Indus
Feb
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
9%
5
Jan
7% Mar
Feb
Mar
1.10 Mar
10% Mar
5
Mar
1.10 Mar
Jan
Feb
25% Mar
2474
590
22%
Jan
8.10
700
6.90
Jan
1,142
27
8.80
Feb
Jan
32
Mar
35
105''a
Feb
110
Feb
7a
100
5%
Jan
567 a
900
C7i
67a
200
46
46
100
V
:
54% Mar
5%
45
/ ^ T6,. ;
16
/-si.
* '
-
33
'.TO
' 47
»V—.'
5%
24
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
:
38% Mar
Jan
45*
14
Mar
15
Mar
44
Mar
43
Jan
155
..
.
Jan
43
25
.
16
,99c
n
31
100
v
.
16
4.381
50
Feb
95c
Jan
28
200
99c
^-/ /3"/".;34'
7'a,
High
50c
Jan
25
.14
;,
'47
_
Dominion
Engineering
Dominion
Ford
Co
Fell
of
Co
Hydro-Electric
International
6Vo
Feb
Ltd—.:.*
Oilcloth <fc-Linoleum Co Ltd
Motor
Hubbard
—
Works
class
Can
Securities
Corp...
Paints,"! (Can)
cumulative
-19
5
*
Jan
IS
1.00
43
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
635
U
3.75
Feb,
20
Mar
Jan
34
Feb
fiGta
Jail
78
3.30
Feb
8%
7
Jan
2!>
100,
a8%"
-a8%
17
425
337(1-74
33%
29% Mar
135
Jan
%
Feb
3:75 Mar
9%
Feb
Ltd—
preferred.,
20
20
V
*
common
Lambert
(Alfred )-In.c class A
_1
Melchcrs Distilleries Ltd common....."
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
120
40%.
20
35
10
20
Jan
9
Jan
40% Mar
40% Mar
1,000
10
Jan
Mar
u
50
8
Feb
:i4'.;;: *;i4
"14
1,800
14
Feb
14%
Feb
.*■7:
a!2
87
11%
Jan
12
Jan
3
1272
Jan
13%
Feb
600
22 7
Feb
24
Jan
900
(>4
Jan
70
Mar
115
42%
Feb
45
P'eb
a
8''
8% Mar
-
a
12
-
al2%* al2'.4
5
:23
Corp Ltd common.
*
Newfoundland Light ife Pow Co Ltd... 10
Northern Quebec PoWer Co Ltd com
*
Red sink fund 1st pfd
50
70
—...
20
40%"
" .."10
tl"
6'/e
preferred
10
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com.13.50
Preferred
:
*
Moore
..
20
■
»33
--i
74%'t73
3-75 r
3,75
*
— _
29^4^29%
-F»
(-20
A_:: *'
Ltd; common....;
Investment Foundation Ltd
54%
,—.
23
2312
68
70
.44
.......
44
•
*la*2 a23% 023"%
60
23%. Mar
." 45
45
V
a
25
45
Jan
45
45
50
42%
Jan
43
Feb
39
64%
Jan
67
Mar
23% Mar
Jan
*
6% Mar
65
Power
Jan
6% Mar
Mar
48
Feb
32
31%
3373
1,935
27%
Jan
34
Mar
30
31
1,000
28
Jan
33
Jan
14%
16
1,011
147a
125
*
r
28
28
43
43
40
4574
427a
457 a
3,423
125
50
„
3..*
10
ciass aZ~~~
new
Ltd
*
3'
of
Corp of Can 6//
6 rx
cum
11011
Steel
Premier
1st
cum
pur tic
2nd
Ltd—
Mills
Quebec'Telephone
Corp
"
•"
pfd .50
pfd
...
45"
66 % T."*
50
Renold
(Canada)
:
6674
67
....
s.
3.25.
.7.15'
common..
:
_
'•!.T!0.72-"21U".
21%
2.30
4.200
3.50
Feb
Fell
845
18%
Jan
21% Mar
14
200
127*
Jan
14
15
Jan
.
*
'
*
".Ltd:.
3.50
'
'
Reitmaiis
14
Chains Canada Ltd.
Canada
com
_*
___4.68%
common.
<■
1333 3 100
I_I_3~3 10
Canada coinll_»
International Nickel of
International Paper
common—^7.50
International Petroleum
International Utilities
Co
Corp
n'notpn
tipp
25%
Jan
30
Feb
41%
Feb
43% Mar
J5
13
13%
5,235
12%
500
3,460
095%
a$
095%
12%
74
71%
32%
5
25
25
42%
42%
08
a
75
Ltd class
15
210
7%
100
130
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
26
6%
Jan
8% Mar
41%
13%
6%
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jail
8
Jan
Feb
91
Jan
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
United Corporation class B
%
x
'
.
.
3Iining
Alscope
and
Oil
Exploration
90
10*% Mar
13%- Jan
0,208
Amerahium Miiies
69%
Jan
77% Mar
89%
498
83%
Feb
Feb
33%
417
31%
Feb
Anacon Lead Mines :Ltd_'_12_1
Antlionian Mining Corp:____
Jan
25%~
Arno
360
26% Mar
Atlas
1,175
r
25
16
Mai-
37
7'a
.
10
*;
37
25
Aull
Mines
Mines
Mar
Feb,
* 30
150
2774 Mar
735
31%
Jan
37% Mar
425
39%
Feb
40% Mar
■
-•
-
jk%"
40
40
30
Mar
io72
100
10% Mar
5on«
2.425
40% Mar
61% Jan
7834
220
66
Jan
78% Mar
100
18
Mar
-
"18
18,
frr
.
^
22c
-
,
Ltd.!..__%2.__.
,5c
7216c
.
21,4011
10% Mar
20%
Jan
_:
2.
10c
...
7,5c
5c> •'
„
—,
'5c
-.10c.
/.5c*
' 5cf r"
lOcTOJ^f^..
4,000
Mar
5c
Jan
€c
Feb
68c
Feb
(l%c Jan
10c
Mar
3%c Jan
"€c
Feb
5c
45c
500
"
Feb
5c
1,000
;; ^.509.
30c
12c
.
1,500
500
Jan f
Jan
4%c Jau
.1,000
7fc.J£*Y4%c_
5c
47c," V 47c . .r>0c f.
Co Ltd..—:
Ltd_.
.38%
Mar
; ~-y.-.
Ltd———,
Mines
Mar
7% Mar
131
37 74
lp% ;r.io%
45
^ 48 /C'.
*/-" 76%
Ltdl_r_J2!
Sulphur"'& Iron
Metal
Jan
*37
"
Alta
Feb
120
2774
37
Ltd
390
44
»
Stocks—
463
36%
'/•/ " ."37
'30
.1-40
13
91
'V ' /*":;, "130
'
"
95%.
75%
:
4«
class A
Feb
31
•/ 7^7«"
7%
:
A
Trans-Canada, Corp Fund/
Trans Mountain Qil Pipe Line Co..
13
6%
Works
Feb
38% Mar
30%
Iron
Feb
4,263
674
Toronto
45%
3.681
30%
:ioo
pfd
*
Standard Pavings & Materials Ltd-
48%
39%
674
if
—_
,
43%
3874
30%
Ltd—
Power 6'.
Traders Finance Corp
5%
preferred
3974
-
Industries
Southern Canada
40% Mur
8%
33%
3s
Feb
44%
Ltd_3.33.3_*
nflCP
Feb
16%
8
87
common
130
17%
44%
89%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
287a
Russell
Jan
14% Feb
87'd
—
preferred
»
Jan
33
20
15
common
preferred
Acceptance Corp
..ay,.
10%
Jan
Jan
1474
Inland Cement Preferred
-
8% Mar
Feb
16%
15
Warrants
$4.50
Feb
390
14%
.
Imperial Investment
Oil
7%
9%
30
7
"14
Fj,
36c
2,400
45
«
;
Low
-44c
.
14
Range Since Jan. I
-
High
41c
...
'
Shares
Mar
11% Mar
Low
.
'
"A"
Sec
for Week
"*
Mining
Imperial Tobacco
Feb
57
Feb
•>
Imperial Bank
imperial
22
Jan
9%
15%
31*
_
$2.00 preferred.
Hudson
Jan
•>
Wiiies .Ltd......
Consumers Gas——i.ii
40
32
Ltd
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Feb
109
Co
Consolidated Div Standard
Jan
6
Westinghouse
Feb
Jan
Range
of Prices
38%-; / 3874
■*
*
■
15
14%
108
:
com
I.'_
99
30%
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Howard Smith
Chateau-Gai
Lldl
Co
T'r Ltd
64% Mar
■
<=
Ltd
Mar
Rand
Jan
18%
_»
•
Interhatl Inv
Jan
51
7-
\
#
Jan
38%
67'?
■.
jelass
Ingersol
Canadian
Canadian
150
31%
_
14%
7.75
'
Canada Packers Ltd
Canadian
Mar
395
a
Timber
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
&
27
40
19 7
«&
60
24 74
__
pfd income 1927—50
Paper
10
Jan
15 7'a
197/4
—
Goodyear Tire 4%
1.10, al.10
Feb
8% Mar
40
j.00
_
Dynamics:
Steel
«
__
—
Ltd
10
Jan
27%
23%
15%
40
10
Gatincau Power common
General Bakeries
100
5
a
Jun
■
5
Foundation Co of Canada
French
*
Co
Fraser Cos Ltd
10%
a5
Class B
195
33
,■
Dupuis Freres class A
Motor
252
53%
"
8 7'a
Electrolux
Ford
20
53
common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Famous
50
31%
___
_
27
099% 099 %
.10
common
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada Sec
26
100
-
o
Dominion
Tar &
2,581
22%
8%
26
Coal
Dominion Stores
Dominion Textile
27%
22%
com..
______
&
26%
8%
___
preferred
Dominion Steel
27
22%
—25
___„—
Dominion
tt
.
—
Dominion
Last
Sale Price
Canada
Distillers
Jan
104
26%
class
Feb
2.80
...
17%
B
Feb
12%
1
■
Zellers Limited
Feb
—_*
new
■
preferred
*
45%
:
29
a—
com—*
Corp..—
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Webb &- Knapp>(Canada) Ltd--—
Weston (Geo) class A_—...
6r'o
Feb
110
50
>:
''■*
4.25
26
Jan
21%
4.25
39%
28»4
*
*
15%
Jan
375
30
52 %
'52% .53%*
98% 'r -98% 98%
—*
—
a
Jan
Mar
49%
300
.
17
a50
Pipeline_%_;——*
—
Steel
United
16%;'
preferred..—... 100
Toronto-Dominion
Oils
33%
Power.—
Steinberg's 5%'%
Triad
;• 50
Jan
14%
190
Jan
20%
Distillery
Feb
13
23%
385
33
*
Canada
ol
50
"25%.
26\
Sons common—....——* '
—
Southern
Steel Co
&
*
...
Feb
44
4,332"-
45
'
—•
';C
com——*
26
-45
33%
50
Canada
Sicks' Breweries common
■
•
10 Ta
17%
Class
Jan
25%
Jan
200
UV*
Jan
50
.
Feb
500
a22% a23J.i»
*
Corbyg
Jan
5,970
•;-■■■
..10
24
*
*
w
Jan
31
„
.100
'
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
'
3;75
13%
*
Consumers Glass
.
Feb
Jan
120
Feb
25
11
31
20%
Jan
25
23%
14%
Jan
08%
*
Jan
16% Mar
.13%
823%
Jan
25
13
26
105%
Feb
08%
88%
_„■»
______
•
Jan
46%
24%
10
Railway
Ltd preferred
199
Jan
32
59%
"30%
-
.100
;—.—.
—
Cement
Jan
900
17%
% 140
,
13%'
Class
Jan
15
.
4,055
13 8
—
11%
*
common.,.
Petrofina
Combined
100
10
Mar
Mar
5V4
*
Canadian
Coghlin
30
05
16
16%
15% Mar
Jan
5
80
16%
Feb
4.85 Mar
415
15%
50
Preferred
Canadian Oil Companies
Cockshutt
a5
i
—
7
9.70
20
Husky
Canadian
5
Feb
13
2,100
Cottons
Jan
27
Mur
28%
225
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
10 %
8% Mar
2,962
25
Canadian
25%
25
17%
-11%
class A
Lawrence
Jan
12%
28
28%
24
31
Lawrence
i
26%
82% Mar
25
1
St
Feb
38
*>
common
29%
Feb
12%
"
27%
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian Celauese
24%
1,011
40% Mar
Feb
59%
common. ——*
St
Mar
a95
43%
common
28%
Jan
80
-85
Preferred
69% Mar
103
26%
39
*
—_
Jan
28%
a95
Canadian
Bronze
Jan
97
a95
10
common
62
10
35 %
280
.3-45.
38
—„.
Mar
28%
12.50
Bank of Commerce
990
102
2.934
82%
Jan
26%
26%
100
pfd
69%
28%
20
common
1
Canadian Breweries
69
102
28%
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canada Steamship common
Canadian
09%
100
——
common
Canada
5%
*
common—......
Preferred
10
40%.
.85.
5Vo
Canada Cement
'22% Mar
3834'i
%; preferred
Rpyal Bank of:Canada
Rights;
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
Jan
5%
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
Jan
31%
31%-
20c
4%
44% Mar
10%
1,753
2,385
39%
10%
1.95
__r
Jan
10
—^100
—
—
(Canada) common
Paper
Class B
41% Mar
43%
5
Building Products
(A V)
5%%
Feb
12
1.75 Mar
11%
21
10
common.———*
Ltd
Transport
Rolland
51 % Mar
10%
v
425
a
r, 110%'
'
Feb
.
Feb
385
*
_—_—
—
Natural
Feb
43%
Bruek Mills Ltd class A
20 i. Mar
16%
.
118
Power—
Mar
-25
.
_
—
Mar
-,82
17%
—4
Ores.——.
Co
Quebec
Roe
46% Feb
—1
.
Telephone
Brown Co
&
preferred
Quebec
35
91
Jan
Feb
55% Mar
48
Feb
91%
100
"83
10%
—
%
Company...———*
Iron
Bros
Provincial
Jan
35
27% Jon
33% Jan
35%
preferred
%#>
45
48%
Co—
preferred.
red
River
45
z*
5% preferred
4%% preferred.
5
39%
6%-jreb
39%
'
Corp of Canada——*
48
•>
common
Electric
4% r/c
'
.50
British Colurnbiu
cum
"25
8,984
3.75
45
.50
Light <fc Power
British American Bank Note Co
4%%
17%
41 %
a
48
.50
preferred
preferred
Bowater Paper
Brazilian Traction
British
41
3.95
Eowater Corp
5'/st%
017%
„„——
Telephone—.,
.
12%
10%
82%
—100
Nova
Jan
32%
40%
preferred
of
38%
98%
;21%. 21%
.
a
Ltd——
Utilities
of
Scotia
:
Feb
-28
4
.*
Corp common
Niagara Wire Weaving———
Bank
Banque Canadienne Rationale
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
•
23% Mar
Feb
Noranda
.25
preferred
25
..
"*-"98%
57«
10,695
.
Montreal
Bank
Bell
.
6%
I—
* 29% 29%
15% - '15%
15%
'-"35 "
-35
Class B—
Jan
17
#
_
Mar
11
Jan
3,815
'
Mar
8%
"*26
14,221
-5-
a
26
30%
.
al8
Power
B——
22%
—r—
Bailey Selburn {>%%
11
10%
Lawrence
MacMillan
25%
HIr»o
c
___
11
St
Mar
29%
...50
!—
Asbestos Corp_,
Atlas Steels Ltd.—-
200
24
a—
29
22%
47%
"_~25
4%
21% Mar
Jan
30%
Lower
30%
25%
Ltd.—,-,,—.
Aluminum Co of Canada
11
High
a__
Laurentide Acceptance class A——
High
19% Mar
8% Mar
100
8%
50
18%
Jan
9
50
a9
19%
175
19
a
23
50
8
LOW
207(1
al9
24%
2,920
iiVu
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma 8teel
Aluminium
28
25
Acadia-Adantic Sugar commonClass A
Low
Shops
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20%
19
a
Shares
Lewis Bros Ltd.—;————
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
Low
t John>——--
Laura Secord Candy
High
2874
preferred-——*
Labatt Limited
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
.
of Prices
Par
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
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Jan
8%c Mar
tic
Jail
10%c.Mar-
Volume
Number
187
5727
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial
Chronicle
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Baiky Selbv.rn Oil
flic
A
& Gas Ltd
7.75
V:.
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd__:——
Bandowan Mines Ltd——.
Bateinan Bay
Mining!.:—„J—1_:
BHcuer* Mining
Corp
4%c
1.00
1.02
37c
43c
33.900
22c
10c
23c
,14,508
10c ll&c
Otac 12ViiC
23,000
95c
•
i9c
.
10c
.
11 He
Ltdll
Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines
Ltd—
15c
Corp Ltd—!
*
Calumet Uranium Mines
Ltd....—>__1
20
Oil
Ltd..
Canadian. Collieries Resources
Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils
4.80
4.00 Jan
♦:-5.TO
17c \>
17C
;
4.75
5.80
.5.40
p,
0.05
Feb
Consolidated:
1—V—
5c
14c
32 c.
35c
10c
500
9!L-c
3,000
:,';;23»{i.: 24'i
350
(j^;7 GHs.c
14,500
*;••'"•
9c
G!ac
51c
I
53c
Ltd—i-:.:
Mines
I/iu'gside Copper Mining
Co
l;
Mines
.I!
Feb
Dc
Jan
100
4,000
rr.
4c."
45c
;.
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70c
25c
4<)«'
34c
07c
Feb
lhiudash
Lake
Exploration
Uranium
Mines
~
LtdlLl>v
Crest Gold
■
;
v
•
7.45
Tarbell
Alines
■
Mines Ltd
Ltd
I
_____
10,000
LJ'_"
27.000
18c
•
-7
,.
Feb
Jan
29c
20c
1,000
2c
Jan
0c
10c
Jan
39c
1.90
1,300
2.44
Feb
Jan
<ta
Power
—
.—1
Paper class A_
—_——i
10'g
•'••
SH Feb
"1.85 Jan
2.18
12c
24,000
20,500
4'Hc
0,500
3 He
1,000
,
18c
16c
12c
Jan
8c
Black
Bay
1
Bou?,an
Alines—t,
Mines..
Jan
7c
85c
Jan
1.35
Jan
20c
Jan
4 He
60c
30c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
1
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
17 %c
1
Ltd—.
37c
Feb
60c
42H
J»n
49% Mar
preferred
50
1
3.50 Jan
;
_1
8He Jan
•
Traction
Jan
Jan
4.00
Jan
I6e
•
common
Jan
common
Feb
Jan
5.85
Feb
6%
Jan
2
Feb
20%
Feb
46%
Jan
47
Jan
5.25
—
Jan
11
1.35
Jan
1.80
Jan
Jan
4.30
6
19!
:
———
—50
—'
Petroleum
1
_
British
Amer
Oil
-—.—
British
Feb
Columbia
Feb
Electric—
83%
-
Jan
■
Mar
,
5'.r
5HH
Feb;
British
3_5c35Hc
8,524
30c
Alar
Jan
7He
British
2,500
0a
Mar
13c
Jan
10c. al0«
191
Broulan
13c
Jan
22c
Mar
Columbia
Reef
Mills
Bruuhurst
class
Feb
51% Mar
0%
Brunsinan
Mining
23s/» Mar
Bu Had icon Gold
Jan
34c.
Buffalo
Ankerite
—
38%
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
62c
9%
Smelting
5.50 Jan
4.50 Mar
7 %c
Jan
Feb
5c
Feb
75c
Jan
■
Jan
7c
Jan
2.45
Jan
Jan
11
Ian
3 He
&
Feb
Jan
13
41 % Alar
4c
Mines
Brunswick
10c
Jan
12V«
Jan
Jan
Jan
50c
25
_»
!
Alines
Mar
11
—
A—
.
37
B—
Telephone—
class
Jan
-
49%
48
Mines—
7c
Feb
Packers
Company
21H
Jan
Feb
44% Mar
.50
Columbia
Bruck
2.04- Feb
46%
Columbia Power
Brown
6.00 Mar
Jan
Columbia Forest Product®—
British
British
1^0
36%
42
50
preferred
Jan
.50
preferred
preferred
Jan
16c
Feb
—1
'Warrants
Britalta
Mar
4.500
Mines
Preferred
,
Feb
4c
i.—1
—i———
Gold
Bridge fis Tank
15c
25c
Afines
Bralorne Alines
Mar
2.23
42VB
1
•
Bowater
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
—
Uranium
Bouscadillac
23c
1.85 Mar
Mar
1.53
32c
GoLd
Bordulac
Feb
000
Feb
Jan
50o
.".
Mines
Uranium
Jan
7,500
Jan
Mar
8c
11.90')
17C
18c
15c
23'H
90c
Jan
85c
4.500
Jan
4.25
Jan
3.100
5.00
Jan
Jan
53c
17c
1,5<V)
Jan
19
27c
10He Jan
Copper Corp
Mines
Yukon
11c 13He
0.09
41%
Jan
1.30
1
41 L> 7c
Alar
Jan
Feb
17He
Feb
2.33
Mar
Jan
Jan
17%
Warrants
lt V« Mar
8c
Feb
18c
10c
39%
Bicroft
1.90 Mai¬
11c
30c
Jan
Jan
—1
Bibis
Mar
25c
,
Feb
_28
Brazilian
Feb
Jan'
70c
12c
40
—I
—
Bo-ymar Gold Alines
Jan
20c
Jan
Alar
-
-
20c
-
—
Telephone
Bethlehem
;Jun
1.33
Feb
Jan*
11c
27
ocjait
9 He
64c
Feb
1,0*10
*
Feb
Jan
51c
-
Feb
55
Feb
13,500
500
19c
1
Jan
Jan
86c
5<;
3.000
51
19c
43%
•
25
25c
5,150
Jan
—20
'lie
12c
Jan
6c
Corp 5H!«
Bo water Paper—:
Feb
2.03 Mar
Jan
14c
38H
Feb
Jan
20c
1.60
.—1
18%
Mar
1.5O0
Feb
Jan
Jan
Cc
21c
Jan
Feb
23%
—„—_—
23e
4.55
9.05
25
21
I
J~
Feb
42c
Tan
7.05
21% Mar
.-25
17
A
Jail
Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
7c
18
10c
32c
1.25
Ja n
8.300
2.000
I
._
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
23c
42c
5c
Jan
Jan
4.00
1.00 Mar
17H
Bonville
900
13!2 Jan
_*
12c
5,500
y
Feb
common
Feb
7c" 8 He
•, t.
Jan
2.50
5Gc
Co
Mar
v,
Feb
10c
Jan
^——
0.00
2347
20c
Jan
Lumber
33c
•
23-li"
Jan
1.93
Lodge "eaninm
50c
4.25
Jan
'
3.50 Mar
Jan
55c
Feb
7c
6c
Bros
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
33c
13c
—
—
34c
30c
Jan
Jan
*
Alines
30c
4He Mar
Jan
4c
_ie
_—1
Uranium
Bevcon
2.68 Alar
5255 Mar
5.05 Mhr
17
19Hc Jan
._10
—
-Hi—
100
\ 1.85 ' 2.01
.
(Jc
Feb
103
Jan
Bell
Mar
2.00
Jan
3.90
Jan
Jan
Belcher Mining Corp
Bfclleterre Quebec Mines
Jan
557,700
9%
._25
-_.—_
—
Mines'
Preferred
Jan
5c
2.25
Jan "
95
Mar
14c
y 2.00 Feb
Feb
—•
Scotia
Alines
Class
Jan
48c
.
Jan
8'A
.50o
Beaucage
Jan
90c
\ in
5.8Q..
7c
1.80 Mar
2.00
1
Exploration Ltd—
Metals Alining
a
5.90
Feb
49% Mar
Beaver
Feb
Jan
-7c
Feb
Feb
49%
—
Nova
^
*,
17%
1
9,500
.
—
Jan
1
—
3,900
7ck
*
Feb
Beaver
7.50 Mar
22c
Jan
* 10c.
'
Feb
71c
—1
,—
common—
50c
*
30c
1
Montreal—
Beatty
Feb
Feb
12c
;
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mines
Class B —;—_—
Jan
15c
4!iijc
,
lie
■.,1;
—112s *
18c
Feb
12c
'l-ic
17c
_-2i7_ul-
Mar
5.90
1.500
1.58
70c
»-4:p
11 He
20c
Jan
Alines..
Beattie-Duquesne
4
Marl
14c
Jan
13c
3,900
15c
1.02
_
Corp...__2____
15c
Feb
0c
1.18
21c
Ltd..'it—jzi
Mining
1,4.00
*42x2
35c
Valor Lithium
108.000
33c
lie
Jan
Jan
41
1
Minos
Bathnrst
Feb
Feb
500
1'.;~ llH-c,
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
United. Oils Ltd.
2_:77.s;_-.22-_
21c
3, SOU
10
32c
43H
Bafa Petroleums Ltd
Jan
1.35
Mar
2,010
4.0^,
Jan
Jan
54c
—-—
Mines
River
-35C
4.05
Feb
fic
12c
1
5.55
•j.V-
35c
Exploration Ltd..—
.r
_1.
Titan Petroleum Corp..
.idlrtC »il.
Trebor Alines Ltd..
■—"T...;!"'"
Ventures
14c
1.48
2.18
1.
13c
Alar
,
8c
71c
'f>A
19c
Jan
Jan
14
Mines
a33e,
'
Jan
15'?8 Mar
of
Baska
,
'
95c
39c
22c
35o
25He Mar
—
"Oc
Tib
•Virginia
^
20c
4tic"'
—
of
Base
Jan
ltx1
"'5.557
Ltd—l--*
Trojan Consolidated Mines-Ltd——i
Feb
Feb
5c
37c
a33c
4Hc
A fines
0c,
30c
Jan
Mar
7
40c
'
Barymin
Feb
; 5 2.06"
Feb
*
Oils
Barvne
*
-•".—1.-
Tazju
,
Ja n
3c
4.55
38c
Feb
11%
8.70
25c
Prod com
5.H
preferred —:
5a'iH
preferred
Barn at
Jaii.'<
7c
1,000
-v'Tltn ■20c
2.00
1»
—
i5c
...
•_«. •" t-
Ltd—l.-.l
Ltd...
:
1.32
.Feb
Feb
:5c
Consolidated Mines Ltd.*.
Tandem. Alines
Jan
4c
3.00
it:
Artists
Bank
Jaii
2,900
-"
—
...J..I
9c
3.50
20c
Standard. Gold Mines Ltd
...——2_1;'
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
....1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd .1—iiT.l
Sullivan
Jan
Feb
13c
11%
51%
—*
Bank
.Feb
0c
25.750
0.75' 7.50
Silver-Miller Mines \Ltd_:—1——'.lH'-'
Stadacona Mines (1944). Ltd—:—iliJ
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
14C*
1.55
*_.i
Sherritt-'Gordon Mines Ltd
Jaii
Jan
l^c
Feb
.Jan
Jan
—50
______
Bankeno
Jan
1.05
4
Alin Co
•;-
1.95
Feb
8.25
40c
Electric
Banff
35c V Fel>*
7 He
2,250
125.300
9c
Jan
.
Mar
••"-•'1.551: ;• 85cr
95c
Jan
25c
•
50
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
Jan
85c
10,150
*
Mines
*■
65 c
45c
1.47
^34ik:
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold Fields'L-fcd.r '
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd—
Quebec Lithium Corp „c—i.—
ltcxspar Uran <fe Metals
4,000
'
'
Feb
2.75 Mar
Jan
25c,
Class B
Mar
1.3.7
.a*'
68c
Feb
48H
J
Avilkibor.a Alines
"
1.90 Mar
10,200
4.500
viofr
?. 1.42
2(Jc
Ltd.^.....—Ji—-ft;
—
22c
5.U32
—
Portage Island (Chib» Mines LtdisiSd*
Red
13HJC
,,1.42
Ltd_..lr
Quebec Oil Development Ltd.—.
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd:
9c
3c
1
Provo Gas Producers
87c
•
..I
Alining Co
Feb
3.3(1
Peunbee Alining
Corp..1.d_.2'
piiiliips Oil Co Ltd.;.—— .d.
Pitt Gold.
70
•
*v. .1"
Ltd——
2,00')
lie
*
Feb
Fell
Jan
62c
2:0oo'
7c
'
25c
1
Mar
12c
common....—
Gold
Aunar
Feb
08%
5,500
22i-
1.20
8c
Jan
86c
3He Jan
Alines
Aumacho
Mar
45C
,
Feli
15,300
58c
.
■Fob-
19,000
77C
-«;Cc
35o
2.10 Jan
—I
Auniaquc Gold
-"Auto
Feb
45c
7c'
•-••;
60c
Jan
Jan
13He
IIIi
—
Alines
Atlin-Ruffner
Feb
Jail
3c"
'
Mar
45c
Steels
Aubelle
Jan
Die
Jan
Jan
72c
—
Temple
Atlas
Jan
7 He
10c,
42c
lie'
95c
*
17
Jan
Mar
45c
iiHc
Feb
—
H; Warrants
aan.
c
42c
■
1.40
i!C
9c
13.100
1.09
He.
10% Mar.;
Feb
Feb
17c
.4.75
Atlas Yellowknife Alines
87<-
•
Exploration
Mines—
Debentures
Feb
Feb
5,500
•^
lie
Cpcmiska Explorers Ltd..—_—.I-"-- '
Opemiska. Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l:'*
Mines
32c
6
0,000
vl
;
Ltd—V'ViOc*-
Orcliaiv Uranium
4
Feb
Jan
80
2t*c--:
'
Partridge Canadian
1.500
12,000
49
40c
1
"
09c
J
58c
r.oc
,,A
Corp.—lid.. 1
Metals.'!J_£!;r!_l*S
Ltd.li——
Associated
Jan
Jan
lOHc Jan
20o
Oil
Feb
Jan
23
45H
prices in
Monday's Issue.
Jan
15c
—
Gold
23%
73 H
.
Arjon
Jan
50
Jan
60c
31% Mar
22 V*
the
Feb
Ash
15
25
Feb
Feb
lc
preferred
Jan
4K
.*■'
42c
$2.40
5c
78c
85c
-•
< 1945)
7.15 Mar,
32c
1-ir
7!k":
Asbestos
Olialski
Jan
15
Jan
26 !b
'
.7 30c
4
Nickel Rim Alines, Ltd.
J!———J—_1:>
Gkalfca. Gils
4c
4c; •lHc
Vinray Mines Ltd.:.—... J—1—1
Mines,Ltd1
—
150
Feb
0.00
45c
1
—
Jan
20%
400
Feb
15%
5c
Corp
Asamera
9.100
Jan
Jan
42c
-
22H Mar
—
Mines
Jan
an
re¬
_50c
Nickel
%c
3c
10
Obit
..
—
10%
2!ic
18
..
lr
.
.
57C
28c
3,550
7!-c
Ji;
'
10% Mai-
Jan
Jan
10,000
next
Corp common
&'212 preferred
13 %
27c
not
ceived in time for pub¬
lication. We intend to
publish
Argus
21c
3 He
1744"
Arcan
Feb
Jan
was
4.33
Consolidated Resources
Area
28c
week
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
12To
Feb
1.60
Jan
30c
cur¬
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
1.15
Toronto
the
Warrants
Jan
fic
a4,«(l"a LUO
New. West.Amulet
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd——
Arcadia
*
-Mines Ltd.l:.——1—50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals
Ltd
Rare,
Apex
i
Jan
500
New-Santiago
American
;
Jan
7c
22c
Petroleum Corp Ltd.l—-—25c^'
Forruaque Mines Ltd..'—1.
New -Jack Lake Uranium Mines
Ltd!—1'
.»New-.Pacific, Coal <& Clls^Ltd——!!!20e
North
Mar
(ic
37,800
1.30
-1
Mines
Rouyn
13c
005
49c
.50
Ansil. Mines
59c
9c
•
Anglo
Jari
.
Nat'onal
•North American
Jan
Jan
53c
Newr
•New
Feb
lie
04c
t:"— tXr
..
Ltd
24%
Mar
2i:!t
Feb
53c
Jan
.25
—
Jan
0.10
Mar
Feb'
Petroleums Ltd—
American
3c
;21X,i2
7'ac
Maritimes Alining Corp Ltd......'. ." 1
Explorations
!l 1,,
Mclntyre-Poreupinc Mines Ltd__!_ :..J5
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
...—5
Mid-Chibougamau Alines Ltd„:..^.i'e.r/1'
Monpre Alining Co Ltd
.1
*
Montgary Explorations Ltd—-W_ .1
Anglo
51c
2
3.25
55c
Jan
Petroleums
5 He
88,500
Jan
Jan
Jan
45c
Anglo. Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd- —50
*
Anglo Huroniau
Jan;,"
Feb
.■
Marpie
Nama Creek
Jan
39c
—
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp.—.—t:
....
12c
Anchor
5,200
,*-,47c>
-*-..2^5.
;
J'cC.,
__
L;
v..
Jan
3,000
3C
pfd
Analogue Controls
Jan
10,000
300
4H
Nepheline
Lead
4c
«iC.
•
—
Ltd. .1
Co Ltd....
2.10 Mar
1,100
3c
2Hi
Lt.dJl'i—L;
Anacou
8c
7.15
Co
2.31
Jan
Jan
31c
.
IIII* NOTE: Xne
IIIIl tabulation for
Oils
Amalgamated Larder Mines
07c
7.05
16o
_•
4HH' preferred
Feb
48c
.
.
Aluminum
,
720
8c
Feb
*50
33c
common
American Leduc
15c
9.00
Jan
Mar
9% Feb
4Hc
Alining..
Ltd
American
83c
6c
5c
13c
rent
Roxana
Aluminium
Mar
Mar
22%
Jan
—
;
Alar
18c
Mar
High
29
Jan
19H
1
common
Cons
34c
He Jan
9c
Low
24H Jan
Feb
•23c;
25c
I5"J'i
157«
Alhies;.^—V,
Mines
32c
8
Pac
16* "•
Jan
Range Since Jan. I
High
1
-
:
Feb
ioX:». io'4
Jardun Alines Ltd voting
trust:—l:
Zinc
1.78
Low
Shares
-50c
;
—
1.70
Alar
,
for Week
1
Algoina Steel
Allied
Jan
-y^i'
Alining Ltd—.
Lead &
Feb
48c;
I
Feb
Sales
Range
-IZl
Uranium
8c
.
23c
'.
9
—
Warrants
4c.
;
Haitian Copper Corp
Ltd——.-t.r'.r ;
Holiinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
!!i 5.
international Ceramic
Koutiki
14c
1,000
10c.
.
Kerr-Addison Gold
5,000
10c
r..—'
Labrador Alin & Exploration
1
Alberta
3.70 Mar.
Jan
Week's
of Prices
•
Yellowknife Gold
10c
Mar
11
l,3(io
Age Mines Ltd
Uranium
15c
Jin
Mar
Exchange
•
Amalgamated Rare Earth
20c
900
2.10
Warrants
Iso
49,225
•
1.95.
Ltd——1-
.
31c
32c. J
1
!——v...
Jan
20c
_
8Vac
•
Ltd
—
Explorations
Algom
Mar
7c
-
Alines
Voting
Fell
9c
7He Mar
tvu'14;(4
Jan
Jan
*
Alberta Distillers
3.80 Feb
1.20 Feb
1,500
■••'14
Gaspe. Oil Ventures Ltd....—.1
Ltd
3,10
3,000
8c
1.97
Ltd1.1
Alines
.3.30 Feb
1.(50
-
13 H
Feb
-_-•
Ltd—i——-—I.—,1.;._-
*-:7c
J.an
1,000
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd.——- J—1
Futurity Oils Ltd—
V—,,
Gunnar
Feb
10 H
20,275
Jan
80c
17c
—,_
Petroleums
Alba
Feb
„5c.
5c
3.357 3.70
1.45-
Ajax
Jan
5c
1,950
Mar
Jan
5c
—II_l
Mines
Gil
&
Alines
Akaitcho
"Jan
2.82
Jan
—
■
10c
11 He
1.02 Jan
0c
-
Faleonbrhlge Nickel Mines Ltd—;
Golden
Jan
7Hc Jan
:
100
-
Agnico
Mar
1,000
23c .!
•
v.:
_—1„.
Alines' Ltd.
55c
«
Eastern Alining & Smelt
Corp Ltd—i_l
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc.———
Geco
"Jan
0c
3.75
1.50
Advocate
;
7.75 Mar
54c
mc b '/iiC
3.70
Jan
Gas
Acme
.,
5!L'C Jan
Fell
7'aC
Lttf!_!—ii.—1,
(1945)
Jan
*».-
.t
Ine
3c
Uranium
Acadia
'>■
Jan",
500
12 'h
25c
4 He
*
Mar
lie
17,500
v
500
Par
Jan
27C
17 He
0.20
3,500
-77 800
17c
Last
Abltlbl Power & Paper common..
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Jan
5c
121-4
•
*; 41c
2.50
*!->3.75
<
33c
•
Jan
5c-.
:A
Feb
Feb
7,500
*•
.
33c
9c
17c
7c
Sale Price
Jan
.
3,500'
.v.2.30;
a
Pano Alining <fc Exploration
Fatima Alining Co
«C-1
;4->
.
21c
Alar
9,300
.
a55e»> P.55c
»c
Feb
7c
0,000
40c
7c
STOCKS
Feb
11c
4,000 :/
•
—_—1
Bast. Sullivan Mines
9c
ATar
17c
13,500
;
.
—1
Ltd..
Pontana Alines
7.50
37c;
.*»:
:•—1
Donalda, Alines Ltd
Mines
v: 4c
40c
.
Pab Metal
12c
5c
Mines Ltd—.— 1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd—T-
Alines.
• 10c
v.
Moiipas,
Dulsan Alines Ltd.
8*ct
lie
Hie"
3
12c
1,504
61c
6c
5,600
11,500
5.70 Mar
17c-1.Jan
17.400':;
27c
>b 7.05s--
7.45
Continental', Mining Exploration Ltd—1Copper Rand Chib. -Mines Ltd —;——1
Dome
23c*
71
lii-l
Cournor Alining Co Ltd—
12e-.il1 tc
::
68c
Friday
Feb
i. !-A
67c
High
Mar
He Jan
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Jan
200
-9c-' 9»lsc
Ltd.l
Consolidated. DenLsbn Mines Ltd——_tl
': ..vGlask B
warrantsi-__fi_i—_———r—
Cons Quebec
Jan
4.25
•
2
20 H Mar
4>25
5.400
18c
4,500
Toronto Stock
Jan
Feb
Cleveland Copper Corp—_——L.
Ltd
Feb
4c
21c
Feb
18c
6,000
3c
Feb
3.75
:
21c
3c
1
Feb
3.95
Ltd—_-_-._-.ii_r-.-i.;
Gold. Mines
17H
700
18c
—1
Jan
2.75
Alar
200
ti',L*c
Ltd—>•;!■
Mines
15c
3.500
27c
Chibtmgamau Jaculet Ltd
—'.75b -■!
Chibougamaa Mining & Smelting—„_1 VChipman Lake Mines
Cochenour. Williams
17c
17 He
w
10,350
.—_.IV.
Consolidated Bi-Ore
Jan
He Mar
7c
12c
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd.—__—r__i--
'
7c
1.10
•
Low
Mar
5.70
-
Range Since Jan. 1.
•
I
Feb
23c
4.90
>
High
Jan
51c
2.40 Mar
400
Ltd—,
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines Ltd
Mar
1.52
,3.95
■
Ltd.
!_!.——1-r
Canorama Explorations
Ltd.:*—T ■"*
Canuba Alines Ltd,!—.:!!!——
Carticr-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
20c
Shares
*
Mines
,
Ltd——..J—-IV,
Nickel Mines
1.00 Mar
Jan
9
7,500
Westville
Low
21c
for Week
of Prices
1
Products Ltd
Westbume Oil Co Ltd
Jan
12c
5,000
20!<
Mineral
37c. Mar
3.000
•;"
Wendell
7c
Common ;——.ilU.3
Canadian. Devonian Petrol Ltd.-—
Canadian Lithium Mines
Canal ask
Feb
5c
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd—1
Jan
5.(J5
-,j:
.2
....
Jan
80c
•
Weedon
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
3.95
Campbell Cliibougam.au Mines Ltd....1
Atlantic
Jan
13c
35c
,Jan
1,500
15c
Edmonton
3c
9He
-••
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
8.90
Mar
30,000
2.40
15c
'
Feb
-
2o<-
2.40
"
23c
74,200
97c
7.10
3.000
G9c
i7%c
41c
Bomite Copper Corp__
i.Bouseadillac Gold Mines Ltd
Brunswick Mining <fc Smelt
Canadian
5.100
4c
:*
Ltd—.:
Friday
375
29c
25c.
,,
MARCH 21
Range Since Jan. I
Low
7.75
1.02
-
Mining Corp Ltd—
Bonnyville Oil <fc Refining Corp..
&:
-
—
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
7.75
—
Belleeliasse
Calgary
Low
-
THE
for Week
of Prices
i
"A'
xjtd—__
,
FOR
Sales
Jan
9
no
Tun
7%c Feb
1.03
lan
41
The Commercial arid
.
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
WEEK ENDED
MARCH 21
Week's
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Building
Burlington
Burrard
Petroleum
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
28c
Feb
45c
Jan
65c
Jan
Canada Crushed Cut Stone.™—
foundries common
preferred
4
Preferred
Warrants
Class
;—
_
Mortgage-Safeway Ltd pfd...
Canada
70c
NOTE:
Jan
97
rent
week
for
the
was
not
lication.
We
intend
publish
the
prices
Imperial
Cosmos
Jan
Jan
Warrants
——————————
Jan
14
Feb
Warrants
Feb
Cree
Jan
28% Mar
10%
45c
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
15% Mar
15% Mar
5% Feb
Decalta
Devonian
Canadian
,*-1
Preferred
1.35
Feb
7c
9%
Jan
16%
Canadian Dyno Mines
1
49c
Jan
1.03
3.50
30c
4.70
Jan
Mar
Jan
39
Canadian
High Crest..
16
Jan
17
Jan
Canadian
1
Canadian
—
Machine
Ice
Malartic
Canadian
Canadian
North
Canadian
Oil
4%
class
A
DonnIda
19c
l
14c
24
85
Jan
100
warrants
1955
Canadian Petrofina
preferred-
for
Prospect
Canadian
each
to
April
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
common
—
B
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Canam
85
Jan
10%
Canclore
Can
Feb
16%
1.90
Elder
Jan
Feu
Paper class
Eddy
Jan
Mines
El
Oil
Casslar
Castle
Asbestos
81
Jan
89% Mar
21
Feb
25
20
Jan
21% Mar
18
Feb
23%
Jan
Fargo Oils Ltd.—
Fai*west Tungsten
Ltd-
Feb
16
Jan
Federal
15
Mar
1.40
Feb
Jan
17c
Feb
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
Fleet
15c
Mar
22c
Jan
95c
Mar
.1.42
1.12 Mar
'
9c
21c
Jan
50e".J;m
5.45 J&rt
Feb
3.00
3.25
•
3.80 Jan
-
6.10 Jair
--
Central
Pat
Gold
Feb
1
_—
66c
Jan
1
Oil
23%
7%c
Jan
•
Ford
Jan
27
9%
Jau
11%
Jan
Feb
44
Feb
18%
Jau
23
Feb
50
Jan
57% Mar
10
Jan
11% Mar
19"
Mar
Jan
23
Mar
8% Mar
7%
Fet)
8c
Jan
00c
Feb
11 %C
Jan
17c
Jan
7c
Mar
10c
Feb
Jan
1.05
Jan
1.65
Feb
7.'75 Mar
1.10
12 %c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.78
Jan
2.10 Mar
Mar
15c
Jan
Mar
83c
Jan
Jan\
1.00 Jan
7% Mar
35
Feb
Jan
40
Mar
20c
Jan
70c
19c
Jan
34c
31
Jan
2.05
Jail
18c
Jan
Mar
35c
Jan
40c
Feb
54o
Jan
—-1
12C
Jau
20c
Canada,
12c
Jau
Jan
22c
Jan
5.00
Feb
6.25
Jan
Feb
15c
16c
Jan
42c
20
Jan
33
Jan
25%
Jan
30
Feb
i
6%c Jan
13c
Jan
»
30c
Jau
81c
Feb
I—1
8.00
(U St
11% Mar
Jan
50c
Jan
72c
Feb
—40c
Jan
52c
Jan
•
25
Cochenour
Willans
l
Cockshutt
Farm
•
Equip
Cody llcco
Coin Lake
66% Jan
78 %
16%
Jan
20
Mar
22%-; Jan
A
25
Mar
■"
7:00
Jan
9.00
Feb
Jan
1.64
Feb
30c
Jan
55c
•
27-
Jan
32
IIoo
101
.100
103% Jan
7.95
1
4.90
Bakeries
9.60 Mar
6% Mar
Jan
50y2 Mar
65
.1%
32%
Feb
30
7%
Jan
3.50 Mar
55
Feb
2.86 Mar
8%
Jan
Class
A
—
General Steel ^Vares 'common..
Vi
Preferred
Giant
Glacier
Mines
Glenn
20 %c
Feb
47 %c
Jan
9c
Jan
l
Petroleum
National
Confederation
1
Life
10
Coniagas Mines
2.50
Minos
Consolidated
Allenbee
Oil
Consolidated
10
Jan
2.00 Mar
9
87
Jan
.
50c
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
3.50 Jan
9% Jan
1.10 Jan
135
95c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Grandroy
9c
Jan
Granduc
10c
Jan
Gieat
Lakes
Feb
Great
Lakes
•
7c
Jan
7
Jan
7%c Jan
7c
7%
19c
Mines
Power
Feb
10c
Jan
Feb
20c
Jan
Northern
Great
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
4.10
Feb
2.30
Jan
3.00
Feb
common
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants
Oil
-
Consoi
Fenimore
Tron
Mines
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
Great
Plains
•
29c -.Jan
40c
Feb
Great
West
43c
65c
Feb
Consolidated
Gillies Lake—«.
Consolidated
Golden
7
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footnotes
see
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44
Jan
Class
7%c Feb
Great
18c
22c
Grey hawk
25c
1.62
Mar
Jan
38c
6
Mar
Mar
11c
Jan
26' ac Mf.r
49c
7c
92c
Jan
1.35 Mar
Feb
27% Jan
34
Mar
23.
~25
24
1
Jan
6%
"
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.90 Jan
Gridoil
Gulch
class A
Saddlery
Uranium
Freehold
Mines
Ltd
—
:
*
•
9c
1
30
Feb
3.00
Jan
Jan
3.40
Jan
39%
Jan
15
,
11.40
18
Jan
4.80
13
13
Feb
Jan
-
24 %c
Feb
Jan
3.75 Mar
—3.75 Mar
,8.%c Jan
Feb
5.00 Jan
Feb
18c
Feb
Fob
6%
.5% Mar
Jan
Feb
43
2.60 Mar
1
*
-—*
,
West
37
7%
Jan
"
50
Develop
Coal
B
5%c Feb
Mar
Jan
48% Mar
5% Feb
—50
preferred
$2.50
i
Crest
142
45% Jan
1
Warrants
3.10
l
East
Jan
Feb
14c
?Feb
♦
.
pfd.
Gas
•
Dragon
30c
Feb
Mar
50
Paper—
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' Mar
Feb
Flln
Consolidated
Jan
lie
135
-1
Mines
u
21c
-
Denison
Warrants
Feb
8c
Mines
Calliinan
11 %c
Feb
16c
28c
Mines.
Uranium
35c
1
.' Consolidated Discovery
1.85 Mar
Jan
15c
Consolidated
.
5.95 Mar
7%c Jan
Consolidated
.
ll%c Jan
9c
9c
Goodyear Tire Canada common..
4% preferred
Gordon Mackay class B.
Graham
Bousquet Gold——
5%c Jan
•
Gamma
Feb
16c
Jan
Jau
4.25. Jan
Mines
Manitou
Golden
Goldfields
20 %c Jan
•
Mme&
Bellekeuo
Beta
Mar
1
Goldcrcst Mines
l
Corp
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
5c
Uranium
»
Development
Mines.
Goldalc Mines
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
8D
Jan
Jan
Feb
10 %C
Jan
Jan
3.80
■
1
Gold
Mining
27c
19 %c
78
1
Mine
Yellowkntfe
Jan
Jail
'-5% Jan
_•
1
Ltd
Giant Mascot
2.75
I100
—:
Mines
Genex
1
Jan
3.95
3.10 Mar
1
General Pete Canada common—
Feb
*
Conro
__1
12c
*
Key
Dynamics
10%c
Combined Enterprises
Con
Jau
Feb
Mar
100
Jan
Motors
1
Copper
Yellowknife
Conduits
Jan
Mar
1.80
Jan
Mar
105%
Jan
General
1
Commonwealth
i,
2.35
50
Jan
8c
4%c Jan-
1
common
preferred
prior preferred—
Feb
1.13
10
1
—.—t—
Mines Ltd_
1
Gold Mines
Coldstream
G'olomac
.
Feb
40%
33% Jan
-15
5%%
Jan
1
& Smelting
Jan
Mar
J
Mining
11c
33c
Jan
9%c Mar
General
1
75o
Feb
80c
Jan
1
Mines
5c/o
Jan
1.78
Jan
•
Exploratibn
General
Jan
15% Feb
19
l25c
A—
Galkena
Geco
6c
Jan
Feb
1.18
1
Corp-
Power
Mar
15
48c
—
Canada .class
ol
Jan
25
14%
Manufacturing
Jan
17c
Chrysler
Jan
10c
Kirklahd
Gatincau
9%c Jan
1
Chromium
Feb
24c
Copper
Gaitwin
Feb
1
Chimo Gold Mines
Jan
37%
^Fyobisjier Ltd^eon&mdu
'4:00-Jan
Chestervllle
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining 4s Smelting
Feb
18c
7c
1
C#Qf Canada——
Eraser Companies ,4.—
French.Pctrolehrp 'preferred—_
Jan
Cheskirk Mines
Mines
Jan
42%
1
'
Porcupine
Feb
Foundation
Feb
7.50 Feb
-
•
Charter
Feb
Feb
20%
"20
Ford Motor Co
Jan
rfOe'l'Feb
1
Central
Feb
8.50
15%
23%
•
Preferred
'1.32 Jan
1.00 Jan
Rio.
-
27%
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
class
Grain
Florida
1.77
1.38 Mar
Del
.
Jail
7.70
11%
Players Canadian
Federal
Cayzor Atliabaska
-
25%
Warrants
12c
•
„.
Jan
Nickel
Faleoul)ridge
Mar
Central
Trethewey
Jan
1.40
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
85c
1
Corp
Feb
13c
1
—
Jan
1
•
Producers
Cariboo Gold Quartz,
37c
Jan
1
—
15c
67c
Minos Ltd-
Captain
Feb
Jan
9Gc
1
Mining Ltd
Sol
Jan
Mar
6C
1
;
25c
20
Explorers Alliance
1
■-.Canso
Feb
Jan
Mar
7%c
—10
A
Feb
Canso
Gas
17c
12
7% Mar
—————
—
24
20
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
Natural
27c
Feb
34c
Eldrich Mines common
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
7%
60c
Economic
Jan
*
1
Exploration
Erin
Jan
Ltd—
Easy Washing Machine common
Investment Trust
Jan
Jan
6c
Copper Co
18c
—
pfd—20
Williston
Canadian
Feb
Jan
7%c
;
*
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Class
Corp
<
Feb
.
Smelting
<fo
Mining
Eastern
•
Tire
Monday's Issue.
Jan
17c
next
12c
8c
Mines
*
Canadian
Feb
47
Mar
43%
1.75
Sullivan
Famous
Corp
11 %c
Mar
1.35
Malartic Mines—
Corp
———
Excelsior Refineries
1
•
Thorium
in
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
*7c
to
prices
Feb
60c
7c
Eureka
——*
Canadian
intend
the
2.20
Eastern Steel Prods
10
Salt
We
publish
{Eastern Metals
Feb
been
has
share
one
extended
Canadian
lication.
Jan
4.00
Gold—.
Atnplil
East
Feb
27%
4.00
1.40
ceived in time for pub¬
*
1
-1
Co Ltd—
Copper
East
18%c Jan
25 %
13%
16%
2%
Ltd
Prospect
Exchange offer on a basis of
East
Jan
Jan
20%
25
10
Railway
Canadian
of
Jan
1.20 Mar
Pacific
shs.
Jan
2fcc
Jan
8.00 Mar
warrants
Canadian
78c
1.60 Mar
Jan
11
Mai-
Jan
Jan
3.40 Mar
re¬
1
Mines
Duvex Oils & Minerals
7%
Jan
•
33c
cur¬
not
common—*
Steel
Duvan
5.45
Jan
9%
•
Gold
common
preferred
1953
5 %
1
.
Inca.._
Cos
4.50 Mar
•
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
was
Scottish Inv pfd
Feb
12
9.55 Mai-
_•
Oil
Husky
Warrants
11% Feb
Magnesium
Jan
2.40
Jan
1.65
_10o
55c
Jan
42c
20c
„
Oils
week
——
Donnell & Mud go
Canadian Homestead
Feb
Jan
—
Jan
*
;
Jan
17% Mar
•-*
50
Dominion Steel & Coal common
*
Dominion Stores
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—♦
Preferred
i——;—
23.50
Dominion Textile common.—
——r*
Feb
16
37
Canadian Gen Securities class A
tabulation for the
rent
Mines
Oils
Fodndrv &
Dominion
Jan
16%
com—.—*
100
Morse
1.75
17%
Jan
10%
Toronto
The
Brcwls
Dominion
Jan
Prods pfd
NOTE:
1
Dominion
Feb
Fairbanks
Feb
Jan
——
10% Mar
Jan
Export Gas Ltd
12%c Jan
1.07
16%
Mines——..
.—I
Ltd___—-—-.1
.—25c
Distillers Seagrams————
2
Dome Exploration
2.50
Dome Mines
I'd—
—*
Dominion Bridge
*
11% Mar
*
15
Canadian P'ood
Jan
12c
Palmer
Devon
Feb
6.20
Jau
•
Canadian
Jan
34c
23 %c Mar
Jan
8%
Canadian Dredge <fc Dock
Canadian
Jan
F°o
5.25
Mar
class. A.—————*
Gold
D'Ehlona
Jan
5.40
——;
———
1.00
Feb
Feb
Feb
3.00
4.50 Mar
7c
Jan
33%
107
Jan
15c
1
Explorers
Dueling
Feb
72c
—*
Petroleum
Steel common
Drawn
Jan
Paragon Mines
Pavis Leather
Jan
1.13
Feb
Jan
warrants
Gas
Canadian
Canadian
4.90 Mar
87c
05c
6.45
Jan
2.29
—-—5
1
1
——
———•
Jan
13
•
Jan
Jan
29
-V
.
Crowpat Minerals
Cuseo Mines
Jan
Feb
•
Wright—.
Curtis
Canadian
12c
Feb
28%
Jan
Pershing
Zellerbaeb
Crown
Feb
15% Mar
—•
Chieftain Pete
Canadian
Collieries pfd
Canadian
Jau
104
1
*
——
Canada
of
Oil
Croinor
Jau
4.85
46
Zinc—
Lead
Coulee
9%c Jan
Feb
13 %
25
Chemical <fe Cellulose
Can a than
Mar
4.85
-—————
8% Mar
—•
common.
preferred
$1
Jan
85c
6%c
-,w—-*
Jan
Decoursey
Canadian C'elanese
9c
Jan
16%
1.10
25%
10c
*
Canncrs
——
4.80
25
in
Jan
*
—*
38%
Jan
Feb
18c
-
4%c
*
Jan
3.75
Monday's Issue.
Feb
Copper-Man Mines —:—
•
Rand Cliiboug—————1
Corbv Distillery class A
*
Mar
29c
next
13c
Copper
Mar
40%
to
Feb
Mar
12 %c Mar
Exploration
6%c
re¬
ceived in time for pub¬
8c
12c
8%c Jan
Mining..
12%
cur¬
Feb
Jan
55c
Jan
Mar
3.50
Feb
,42c
6%c
83% Mar
Jan
8%c Jan
9%c
32
Toronto
The
tabulation
.—1
Empire Oils
class A
Canadian
38
Feb
Jan
Basin
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
39 % Mar
Jau
88
Aluminum
British
Jan
75c
22c
Jan
Comvest
Jan
90c
.Mar
Jan
24c
Tungsten
Jan
28c
16%c Mar
49c
Sudbury
Feb
19% Jan
19%c Jan
•
Consumers' Gas Co common
10
5%% series A pfd—
———100
Jan
60
—
British
2.00
Feb
2.90
Jan
Consolidated West Petroleum
Feb
25
,
34
2
20
Canadian Breweries common—
*
Preferred ————————25
Canadian
Feb
Jan
54c
'
Jtui
Consolidated
Feb
35
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Mar
55%
1.50 Mar
Oil
Atlantic
95
23 V
*
Minerals
Astoria
Mar
Feb
"16%
...'
Jau
•
♦
Steamship Lines com
Canada Wire <& Cable class B
Canadian
29
50%
1
Southern
Canada
Canadian
Jan
Jan
2.10
4c
Consolidated
Feb
7%
70c
Southern Oils warrauts
Petroleum
Canada
Canada
28%
Jan
92% Mar
——
Permanent
Canada
Feb
Jan
Jan
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
Consolidated Sannorm Mines-
% Mar
25
——*
—*
.20
100
B
7.90
29
3Gc
Jan
29c
ZZZl
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
—*
Packers Class A
Canada
5.15
27
—-26
Lands
Oil
Canada
r
High
19c
Nicholson
Consolidated
Feb
5.15
•
_
4.00
Low
High
MinesMines
Negus
Consolidated
Feb
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
69%
3.95 Feb
100
—
Canada Malting common
21%
25
•
—20
-*
10
.——
Feb
Jan
3.00
1
Cement common
Preferred
17%
62%
—1
1
Campbell Chibougamau —
Campbell Red Lake——
4 V\'/o
7
12c
——*
—*
—
Power common
Calvan Consoi Oil
Iron
Jan
Feb
1
—
Calgary & Edmonton
Canada
Mar
12
25c
Oils.—
Calgary
Canada
13
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd—
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
Consolidated Minlog & Smelting.
Expior—
Consolidated I Morrison
Mar
10%
~*
class A
Docl:
Dry
Mines
40
for Week
Mines—
Murbenor
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
12
*
——7
8c
Jan
35%
Low
Par
High
4%c Jan
—1
Products ————-•—-—*
Lake.
Reel
Buffalo
Calalta
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
Low
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Par
Cable
Kales
Week's
-
11c
Jan
Volume 187
Number 5727
1
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1351)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Mines
Ranee
Warrants
Low
High
Low
30
Jan
Jan
7.25
-
Jan
Jan-;
'
Gold
Hasaga
of
Gold
Highwood
Ilinde
Jan
Jan
8c
Mines
4%c Jan
1.10
Sarcee
Oils
Jan
19c
Jan
30c
V.
Consol
Home
Co
Oil
Gold
20V,Jan
"paper
Howard Smith
The
tabulation for the
common
rent week
Hoyle
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining
Toronto
was
Hughes Owens Co class B.
publish
Humber
next Monday's Issue.
Smelting.
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine—
1
Oils
Imperial
Bank
!
prices
' class
Imperial Life Assurance
A
'
Corp Ltd
Ingiis
(John)
Inland
Feb
Co.
Co
41%
Natural
:
Jan
.13%
!/'<. Preferred
10c
25T4
Jan
31
.
49%
Warrants
;
Feb
Nello
Feb
44
Jan
46
Mar
2.70 Jan
4.25
13%
Jan
1
6
Feb
17%. Jan
15
Feb
J aye
Feb
3.00
Jan
68c
69% Jan,-.
31% Feb
Mining
37%
"
Feb
32c
Feb
36% Jan
".V44% Mar
9% Jan
12% Mar
1
52c
Jail
Joburke -Gold
89c
.
.
1.97
.
Mines
^0c
•
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1
Jupiter Oils-.
~
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MlneB
Gold
olC
5c
Gold
Feb
Jan
5c
Kirkland Minerals
46c
11c
-
f
,
Labrador Mtnfna.Je Exploration
Lake
Dufault
-1
Lakeland Gas
93c
-I
Mines
40c
-1
Debentures
80
71
Lake-Ltngman Gold Mines.
Lake
Lake
Lake
La
Osn
Gold
Shore
Wasa
faiz
Mines
.
—
-_i
._i
Mining-
Mines——
Lamaque Gold
Jan
3.90
—
*
Goldvue
2 20
■"*
Feb
Feb.
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Latin
American
50c
Candy Shops
Lexlndin
Liberal
v29c
*
Jan
*
50c
Jan
3
Gold
Mines
Petroleums
19-
Jan
Manitoba
95c
Jali
4c
Jan
1
Jan
6c
for
Little
each
8
First
•
preferred
30
1.50 Jan
31
89% Mar
28% Jan
30%
Feb
Loblaw
Cos
class A—
3
Class B
Preferred
Lomega
.50
.1
Explorations
London
Hosiery Mills class
Long Island Petroleums...
Loiwdo
A
*
Goldfield
*
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
'■ Common warrants
Explorations
Bloedel
9%c
Jan
1.15
Jan
23% Jan
Magnet Cons
Majortrans
•
Mines
1
1.70
2.44
Ontario
Quebec
7c
Goldfieids
1
Maneast
Uranium
•
6%c Mar
—•
7% Feb
31c
Feb
Ltd
common
1
Jan
48c
Feb
Martin-McNeely Mines
—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Preferred
Jan
9c
1
Maritime Mining Corp
50
Feb
66c
Jan
1
8%c Jan
19c
Mar
•
100
——
*
£
Msdybrnn Mines
—
1
5%
6%
Feb
77% Mar
83
Jan
Feb
Jan
"
18<
Jan
Jan
„
.
7c
Power
Gas
common
2.23 Mar
•
J
1
.
...
Feb
14c
Jan
3.25
Jan
-
2.75
*
30
50
Feb
30
Mar
38c
«
72c
Mar
3.00 Mar
-1
4.60
Feb
3.50
1.91
Mar
1.40 Feb
1.10 Mar
Feb
Feb
Feb
11
,
.1
.,
Jan
13
Jan
40
y
Jan
44
Feb
4.00
3.00 Jan
-v13
-
14
Mar
4
1.35 Mar
3.30
Jan
Jan
Feh
1.90 Jah
Jan
1.30 Jan
1.10 Jan
Jan
•
10
Feb
12
*
22
Jan
45
Jan
23% Jan
45
Jan
■
T
■
2.70
20
100
1
77
»
Jan
Mar
16c
Jan
23c
Jan
7c
4c
Mar
48c
Jan
59c
13%
Feb
15
6c
Jan
Jan
'
11 %c Jan
1
90o
•
Jan
Mar
9c
Jan
23c
Jan
1.55
Feb
1.19
Jan
11 %c
Jan
17%c Jan
1.55 Jan
—•
1.95 Mar
49c
Feb
36c
20
Jan
8
Jan
8% Mar
7
10
Jan
8
5.75 Feb
2.15
;
Jan
Mar
6.80 Mar
3.00
Feb
Jan
11c
20c
Jan
28c
Feb
25c
*
Feb
19c
Jan
36c
Jan
17
•
Mar
103
1
•
1
1.28
4.25
82
14 %c Jan
1
lOo
-1
1
-1
•
1
1
1
Jan
Jan
10 %c Mar
»
"ommon
Jan
36c
7%cMar
r.
..
,
_
1
Exploration
Jan
Jan
25c
1
•
1
—1
Mines
Jan
2.70
Jan
-
50
P'nHine
9c
13c
Jan
7c
1
Petroleums
"v
40% Mar
35% Jan
1
Hersej
Tubes
Porcupine
Peerless
5.00 Jan
4.00 Mar
12c
.
Jan
•
Natural
Pan Western Oils
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
Pardee A/nalgamated Mines
Parker Drilling
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
Pavmaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Jan
40c
Jan
7c
2.40
Orange Crush
Pan-
Feb
1
Marcon Mines
Ltd
■
9%
12c
1.36
•
Pacific
Jan
16c
.
Pamour
,
Feb
Feb
1.51
Mar
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
1.34 Jan
16c
10
Jan
Jan
Mines
Lake
Jan
Feb
•
Osisko
Feb
7c
8c
v
Gold
Ormsby Minerals
Jan
6c
1.20
Jan
1.03 Mar
78c
•
Feb
8%c
9Jail
*
Orenada
28% Mar
Jan
4%c Mar
3c
"
Jan
Jan
36%e Jan
1.10 Jan
12c
—
Opemiska Copper
Jan
95c
class B
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Feb
5%c Jan
_.
1
Maxwell
——-
Oils
Malartic
Ontario Jockey Club common—
Warrants
Preferred
Class B preferred
Feb
Feb
Jan
4%c Jan
5%c Jan
50
—
Jan
3.05
.
39c
I7e
Feb
9c
;
O'Leary
35c
Jan
Jan
5c
Ocean Cement
Feb
Jan
14o
„
Jan
Jan
9o
20c
25c
*
Okalta
8c
.
1.18
1
16c
.
-
9%c
6%c Jan
-
,
—
,
Feb
29c
Malar tic
.
,
Uranium,
Jan
Jan
2.40 Jan
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
•
..
..
Jan
Jan
Mar
14%c Feb
i
*
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
6c
Jan
Jan
20c
1
50c
'
Feb
-
1
—
11c
Mar
'
1
Gold
68c
Mar
Jan
18c
Jan
6c
Jan
8c
19c
Feb
•14c
Feb
1.40
Jan
12c
,
6% Mar
8c
24c
MacLeod Cockshutt Gold Mines
.
5
lie
Mines
Macdonald Mines
Macmillan
4c
Feb
,
,.
—1
Obaska Lake Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines
Feb
24
-
13c
0
Nprth Rankin—
25% Mar
40
Jan
6%c Jan
9c
_
Macassa Mines
-
Jan
51c
•
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Lyndhurst Mining Co.
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Macfie
Feb
22
27c
Uranium
Warrants
Louvlcourt
22"
41% Jan
.
1
Mines
Nudulama
Feb
2.59
18%c Feb
4%c Jan
..
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Northern Telephone
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Norvalie Mines
2.09 Jan
'
Feb
59c
Jan
Jan
1.06
1
Mines
Northern
—*
common
Jan
37 %c Mar
1
Preferred
Groceterias
23c
■
Northern
held
Lang Lac Gold
Loblaw
Jan
Jan
2.01
1
MUies-
Northern Canada Mines
Ltd—
Jan
Jan
35c
12c
1956 warrants
i957 warrants
Exchangeable
into
common
of
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd 1 sh.
-C
■.
1
—•
Superior Oils
Otess A
1.44 Mar
'
■
...
1.33
Jan
17c
,
•
Exploration
Gold
Acme
Jan
25c
Mining &
Mylainaoue
Taku
1.01
-
,
*
50c
1
"< >
20% Jan
1
Leitch Gold
19c
1
50o
1
Preferred
Laura Seeord
for
1
.»•
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North Star. Gil common
3.15
2.95
"
;
•
'
,
>
1
"
»
Jan
1
Northspan
Jan
15c
Jan
1
Mines
i'-. 22c' Jan
2.75 Jan
Mines—
Jan
Jan
5.25
Mar
1
NorgoldL Mines
Norlartic Mines
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
North Canadian Oils common
r
Preferred
Warrants
Mar
25c
f
Jan
15%o Jan
Jan
11c
22c
1
—
Nlplsslng Mines
87
Jan
39% Mar
7c
1
Mines
Fortune
Wire class B
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
12o
V
32% Jan
Jan
20c
Niagara
3.35 Mar
Jan
22
5c
.
Nisto
Jan
V
2.17 Mar
Jan
Feb
I
Uranium
^
Nor
.7o
Feb
1.50
21
27c
Jan
"
26%
24% Jan
Feb
Jan
16c
Mines
Jan
Feb
Jail
2.70 Jan
24 %c
Jan
Newnorth
Jan
15 %c Jan
;,.y...
Shareholders of record on March
* 28
will - receive 30 shares of
8c
1.10
Feb
Feb
Jan
,
Mar
75c
12%
12%
..
7c
14c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
11 %
-12
,
35c
73c
Jan
Jan
Mar
New
9
36c
25c
Jan
Jan
62c
lc
JOc Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Mar
34c
New
17%
-
42c
♦
Labine
Noranda Mines
7
Mar
Jan
Feb
15
lo
LaFarge Cement class A.
Lake Cinch Klines
68
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
18% Jan
•
36
6c
New
..
.Ltd—
15%
Jan
64
•
Smelting Co Ltd
New Minda-Scofcia
1.60 Mar
Jan
75c
Jan
4c
18%
59c
Jan
19c
New
7% Mar
Jan
.
29% Mar
Mar
15
next Monday's Issue.
10
New Jason
Mines
New Kelore Mines-—;
1.00 Mar
14% Jan
27c
"(John)
Jan
Jan
65c
to
•
Newlond Mines
2,49 Mai
»
intend
We
20
New Hosco Mines
tf1?
loc
Feb
; Labatt
Jan
55c
30
27
25c
New Highridge Mining
o2° S
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Mai
95c
Kirkland Townsite
12%
Mar
23c
lication.
•
New Harricana
Feb
33c
Jan
Copper
,
,
Feb
1
New
Feb
tSI1
-
Jan
-Warrants
Kirkland Hudson Mines..
.
Jan
18c
26% Jan
5
New Gas Explorations—
"
,HC ^ar
13c
Jan
5% Jan
Mines
Kerr-Addison
.Kilembe
12c
Jan
35c
5
common
New Rouyn Merger
Canada—
'
Renville
1.38
?>o° ia?
"^Pon
75c
of
Mar
12% Mar
CUT-
Publish the prices in
New Delhi Mines
New Dickenson Mines
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
-1-9° Neb
—
Kelvinator
Mar
■,\i? ^an
onaC Tan
1
—I
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd—
Jumping: Pound Petroleums-
,.nv
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T^an
9c
1
I
.
.Warrants
14c
•
.1
Joliefc-Quebec Mines L:
•Jonsnllth .Minos—
Toronto
NOTE: The
tabulation for the
•
Mines
„
1.05 Mar
1.40 Mar
20o
-JaanettE iMinerals Ltd
Jellicoe' Mines (1939)-.
Feb
7c
8c
~_i ceived in time for pub-
Bay view Oil Corp common
" each 100 shares held
New Calumet Mines
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New Continental Oil of Canada
New Havies Pete
Jan
Jan
18%c Jan
—1
Corp_
Jan
10%
1
i
.77% Mar
I
Exploration
Jan
1
16% Jan
25o
Jack Walte Mining
-Jacobus
9.10
Feb
2.50
10c
New Bidlamaque
-
New
.
2.63 Feb
Jan
1.95
New Alger Mines
New Athona Mines
>
Feb
10% Mar
1
Line
Jan
v.
rent week was not re-
Mines
Nesbitt
International Petroleum
Interprovlnelal 'Pipe
Feb
24 %c
1.77 Jan
_!!!!—L*
b
Nealon
97'%
2.50
Investors Syndicate Class A
-Irish Copper Mines——
Iron
Bay Mines
!
.
7 -U
Feb
1.75
7%c Jan
1
National Trust
Mar
8.35 Mar
52%
common-.
J International Ranwick Ltd
.V\:y i.'-: t:,
Feb
Jan
Mar
21c
1
Jan
42c
Nicker Co
85c
j
Mar
,
International
Jan
Mar
1.25
Creek
92
Inspiration Mining
*
65c
•
National Petroleum
National Steel Car
-
Jan
-20
;
84c
•
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers preferred
Jan
Jan
„1
common
.
Preferred
Feb
6%
Jan
6c
•
Gas
Jan
Jan
1
New Bristol Oils
Inland
Mar
12c
12% Mar
•
National Drug & Chemical
Jan
10
preferred
47 '
Jan
Minerals
50
&
Jan
9c
Nama
100
Cement
Mar
11%
Multl
Feb
62
5%
50
preferred
Feb
82c
46
'
8% Mar
Feb
.12%
common.*
;
$4*2 preferred
.
Jan
38%
6.75 Jan
$2.75 preferred
4>2%
49% Feb
49
Warrants
f
Jan
6%
10
1
Accent
12% Mar
12,2 Mai
43 %
•
Lake Gold
Industrial
18c
Feb
•
!
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal[Locomotive Works
Jan
Jan
11°, u5?
-
Indian
4
17%
25c
Mar
i2/2 Mai
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary_S
6% preferred
4.86%
'
Jan
33
15% Mar
18c
in
10
*, Imperial Investment
'
the
Feb
11c
61c
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McEs
■
ceived in time for pub¬
lication. We intend to
&
Jan
2.60
a
?4°.g"1 Mining Corp
Feb
29%
Jen
22c
Feb
2.20 Jan
50
common
'.
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lit
'
Feb
Jan
11c
16c
...
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re¬
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.
25%
Mar
17c
6%c Jan
.....
•
1
23% Feb
il,a jSS
cur¬
not
^ Feb
S
i
Ltd—
NOTE:
76
Milliken Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
Mmdamar Metals Corp
Feb
Jan
>
Hollinger
Jan
10%d Jan
,1.28
M111 Cifcy Petroleums
Feb
41
Mar
67%
*"
*. *
;
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1
^SSnTffv ^
1.36 Mar
Jan
39 %
Canada
90
Midriin Mining——
Jan
6%c
53% Mar
49c
Jan
4.75
4.40 Mar
High
Jan
Jan
1
'Meta Uranium Mines
Mexican Light & Power
a"
6c
Mines
Dauch
&
Jnn
7% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-
50
1
^Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
Jan
Jan
33c
Bell
Highland
12c
iBi'oP
Feb
High
*
Petroleums
Merrill Island
iT»n
Low
Shares
100
Preferred
Medailion
for Week
50
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
-'
-
6c
Paper common
Gold
-
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
-
Mcfntyre Porcupine
"McKenzie Red Lake
Jan
14c
Lake
"
common
2.00 Feb
inn
3%cMar
Iron—
Red
Kendershot
Heva
ftVof*
Mines
Lakes
Headway
Heath
Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Head
1.70 Jan
—
—_
Gold
'
lie
Feb
32% Jan
;
-
Rock
"
Jan
8
------
tiara
Feb
■
27
McColl Frontenac
Jan
16*4
Mar
■6
Week's
Last
Par
13c
.
4 %c
1
Gypsuni Lime & Aiab.
Hallnor, Mines
Friday
Sale Trice
High
Jan
5.70
preferred
>
-Range Since Jan. 1
-1-
Lake Gold
r,
•
STOCKS
Shares
12%
Products
MARCH 21
for Week
of Prices
_.
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Mines.
Lead
Gunoar
,
.,
Last
STOCKS
Gulf
Week's
Jan
20%
J 21
Jan
Mar
42c
Jan
57c
Feb
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
4%c Jan
9c
Jan
3%c Jan
37 %c Jan
-
3.00 Jan
11 %c
Feb
60c
Feb
4.00
Jan
Jan
50c
Feb
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
18c
Feb
30c
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
33c
.
-
'
6%
43,
44
(1352)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
H
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. J
for Week
of Prices
•
Shares
■
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Low
Par
Penmans
common
Peoples
Low
High
Gas
Cioiu
Peruvian
.—2
Jan
Jan
1.60
Feb
2.05
High
High
25%
common-
Class A
Jan
Towagmac
Feb
40c
Feb
Truucift
Jan
85c
Feb
Jan
26% Jam
Jan
27
Jan
31%" Jan
class
Class
-Mar
12c
Mar
6c
Exploration
nuance
B
4%/i
-
V/';.-
Low
■■
24
Works
Iron
Toronto
70c
__1
Mines,——-
&
25
98
25c
Mliieb-.
Oil
Jan
Jan
Low
Par
;
24
"lOO
—.
Oil
&
High
93
_____—
preferred
preferred
Credit
Pernio
Pel
ron
r
*
preferred
37-% Mar
Feb
35% Mar
32
1
Petrol Oil
38c
Gold
Pioneer
Pitch
Columbia-
British
of
"l
Jan
90c
Jan
Jan
1.05
__1
Uranium
Ore
65c
Jan
98c
.1
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Jan
60c
& Gas
Phillips OH Co Ltd
1.23
-V
Jan
1.54
Feb
Feb
Trans
;v: Vr.u:;><• ,.'rr •> -s
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-
1
7%c Feb
10%
Jan
Trans
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Jan
Triad
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92
39
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20%
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Jan
"
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Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Resources
Jan
5c
—40
—_^._.
Jan
80
.100
5%
preierred
Trans Canada Pipeline
Jan
.29% Feb
40% Mar :
V.V't
61%
Oil
23c
50o
1
Feb
29?b
1
Jan
36c
Jan
*
13c
Jan
18%
Jan
"19c
Pipeline
4.25
-Feb
"25
-
8.00
Racer Development
Ponder
Oils
Mar
.46% Mar
.
;
Mar
Feb
,
,
Powell
Rouyn
Power
40c
1
Corn
Gold
Gold
Iron
Ore—
Premium
Premier Trust
_20c
_100
—
Preston
East
Pronto
Dome
Uranium
I
__
1
Mines
Warrants
Provo
Airways
—
Ltd—
Producers
Gas
„1
Toronto
46c
Jan
week
was
cur¬
not
intend
10c
to
publish the prices in
next Monday's Issue.
5.15
Jan
16c
Jan
25c
Feb
16c
Jan
2oc
x-eb
Twin
City Gas
Ultra
Shawkey Mines
...
Feb
2.90
3.95
100
Jan
4.25
Feb
3.80
16c
Jan
Mar
6.30 Feb
Jan
4.90
Mar
79e
Feb
Jan
73c
Feb
Jan
1.25
2.85
2.41 Mar
Feb
Feb
6c
Jan
7c
Mar
15c
Jan
„1
34c
Jan
50c
Feb
7%c Feb
Union
Gas
Union
27c
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—,—
Quebec Lithium
Corp
—1
Quebec Manitou Mines
-.1
Jan
33c
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
6.15
Jan
5.55 Mar
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
_
III
1
lie
Feb
70c
Quebec Metallurgical
Corp
United
Estella
United
Fuel
Class
B
class
Jan
1.55
20
Jan
25%
Feb
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
20c
Uranium
class
Rainville
Mines
7.50
Jan
9c
Jail
15c
Jan
1
Ltd
Rayrock Mines
Explorations
36c
Jan
55c
Feb
*
8.35 Mar
Feb
85c
Mar
0%c
1
Macdonald
Reeves
17c
1
—*
Renabie
Mines
X
Rexspar
Uranium
1
35c
^
Jan
1.00
Feb
1.25
Jan
24c
Jan
Richwell
1
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd
1
5%c Jan
*
11
Silk
Riverside
Class
class
B
—*
______
Uranium
Robertson
1
common
Athabasca
Rix
A—
————*
Mfg
1.00
Jan
May
4.50 Mar
35C
Feb
11% Jan
1.18
10c
Hill
1.55
1.35
8c
12
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Rockwin
Rocky
Roe
t
1
9c
1
28c
Feb
44c
Jan
_50o
13c
Feb
29 %c
Jan
12%
Jan
Mines
Mines
Pete
«.
Ltd
VI
A
——
Ltd
Can
Preferred
Rowan
Royal
.100
Mines
Consol
1
._10
of Canada
Bank
Rights
98
Jan
Jan
6c
53
Mar
3.15 Mar
class A.
Royal Oak Dairy
Oli
Ro\alit»
11
—
common
Preferred
Russell
Jan
12 Va
_——
.25
____.
Industries
Mar
13c
14
100
Jan
P'eb
Jan
8c
Feb
64%
United
Lawrence
5%
Corp
Upper
Feb
11
Mar
Feb
14%
Jan
28 Va
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
95
Jan
99% Mar
1
St
Maurice
51c
Feb
85c
Jan
1
Gas
St
Michael
Uranium
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Ltd_.
common
9%c Mar
13 %C
Jan
•
.
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
Preferred
!~25
27
Jan
31
Feb
Class
—25
25%
Jan
29
Feb
3.30
Jan
5.00 Feb
44c
Jan
55c
Feb
11c
Jan
16c
Jan
B
Warrants
San
Gold______
Antonio
Sand
Gold
Rivet
Sapphire
Scarfe
Petroleums
class
8mrry
A
Security
50c
OilB
Freehold
Ltd
50
Petroleums—
Shawinigan Water & Power
Class
A
Class
B
SheTiit
Sicks
oordon
Jan
24
—5
—5
73c
6%
Jan
Jan
2.35 Mar
4.75
Feb
Jan
25% Mar
43%
Jan
45
Mar
47
Jan
50
Mar
3.95
—
Breweries
Jan
4.65
Jan
21%
trust
Mines
Quebec
Silver
Miller
Mines
Dairies
Jan
24
Mar
21
;
Sigma
SUverwood
Jan
1.69
4.10 Jan
corn-
preferred—
preferred
Voting
Jan
6%
_
Rainbow
Jan
24
Mar
3.65
Jan
4.30
Feb
23c
Jan
48c
Feb
10%
class A
Feb
5%C. Jan
*'
Mines
uc-
Jan
51% Jan
;.!(?• "f t.i. '•,*
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.
58c
1—
Jan
Jan
2.B5
Jan
14
Jan
12
■
4.00 Mar
15c
Feb
2.01
Vanadium
Alloys
3.50
—___—__—
Vanaoo consul Exploration
Ltd
Liu.
Ventures
..
77c
Feb
.
Feb*
Vulcan
Jan
Grey Trust——.
—
Oils
Jan
40c
Feb
Vc
Feb
26% Mar
1.22 Mar
—1
-Feb
1.90 Mar
Jan
25
10
t
—
24%
Feb
4c
1
10c
Jan
1.60
..
14.00 Jan
Jan
5c
21
Viceroy Mfg class B—1;—
Vico Explorations
Mines
r-
1
-
Walnwright
Waite
Producers & Ref
1.-42
Jan
55c
Mar
2.50
Amulet Mines
Walker
tG
Waterous
Wayne
We
&
Petroleums
Webb
&
Weeaon
5.90
•
Jan
Jan
25 Va
Feb
*
8%c
6.50
Jan
5%
Jan
common
Ltd
Knapp Canada
3.35 Feb
Feb
•
—*
new
Equipment
Ltd
2.15
1
Feb
27% Mar
7%
Jan
13r
Jan
*an
2.70 Feb
1
Werner
Pyrite Copper
Lake Nickel
Wespac
Petroleums
•
17c
Jan
*
65c
Feb
80c
Westburne
1
Ltd
Oil
Oil
Canadian
&
Feb
19c
8 %C
Gas__
1,65
14c
West
Malartic
Mines
1
Maygill Gas Oil
West
•
Westeel
Western
Canada
Western
Copper
Warrants
25c
Jan
12c
Jan
31c
Mar
Jan
Feb
1.99 Mar
Feb
5c
Mar
70c
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
Breweries
1.90
Jan
Mar
15%
Beb
30
Jan
1.65
•
•
_
Jan
14
Products
1.50
8%
Feb
1.50
____——
30% Mar
Feb
8c
Western
Decalta
Jan
11
Feb
Simpsons Ltd
16% Mar
Stscoe Mines Ltd
58c
Jan
85c
Feb
16
Jan
Jan
ir
1.75 Mar
Feb
51
West
Grocers
Jan
12c
Jan
42%
Jan
23c
*
preferred
1.04 Mar
11
Jan
14
21%
Jan
26-:
Jan
26%
87 V2
Jan
93
Mar
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
106
100
preferred
.100
Mines
103
Feb
Jan
Mar
83c
Jan
Feb
41c
Jan
16c
Mar
24c.
Feb
12%c
Jan
20c
Jan
2
Jan
7%
•
29 % Mar
31%
100
Oils
1
&
Mines
Ltd
_1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood
Feb
30c
Coghlan
Windfall
Va Mar
72c
—1
Warrants
Wiltsej
Mar
6.65
preferred
2nd
6 %
X 155 Feb
/•
*
Warrants
Willroy
26% Feb
•
A»
B
4%%
Jan
21%
class
tCieoi
Class
Jan
33
25
•
Plywood Co class B
Weston
1.89 Mar
40c
31% Mar
20
(John)
Indus
•
class
A
Preferred
Jan
Jan
87% Jan
90
5
10%
Jan
11%
Wright-Har greaves
•
1.27
Jan
1.70
Feb
Yale
1
10c
Mar
14 %c
Jan
6c
Mar
Woodward
Ya
Ltd
Lead
km*
1
Yellorex
A
Zinc
&
anuck
Oil—
20o
Mines
Yellowknlie
York
class
,
Mar
Feb
8c
Jan
1
Bear
5%c
Jan
7%c Jan
•
Mines
69c
Jan
85**
'
Knitting class A_
1.80
Yukeno Mines
J»n
2.00 Feb
Feb
3%c Jan
Jan
6c
Zenmac Metal
—1
I6V2C
Jan
32c
Feb
Zulapa
—1
13 %c Mar
20c
Jan
Mining
Feb
14c
A
Jan
38
class
Petroleum
Naeo
Feb
10c
1
25V2C Mar
Grocers
18% Mar
47
Petroleum
Warrants
Western
Jan
SKD Manufacturing
Slater
!.
common
Somerville
.
Ltd
preferredSouris Valley OH—
8
Boutham
Southern
Union Oite
Air Services.,
Mines & Oils
Spartan
Spooner
Stadacona
6%
Me
Mines
Rlnnri*rr«
8r
7%
26c
Toronto Slock
Friday
Jan
Feb
STOCKS
25c
Feb
38%
Feb
Jan
2.10
Jan
Anglo
1.25
Jan
Anglo
1.75 Jan
Gas
2.04 Feb
Jan
93c
7c
Jan
Pulp Paper
Develop
Newioundland
Asbestos corp
68c
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
Nickel
Stedman
Bros
24%
Steel of Canada.
Low
Rock
St'-i-a^on
Gold
Cons
Sunburst
Explor.
Propane
1
Mines—
Canadian
Ingersoll Rand
Jan
Canadian
27
Mar
5
Jan
11 Va Mar
Canadian
Jau
17c
6c
4
1.00
common-
Gold
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
97
Feb
.50c
3%c Jan
2.60
Sylvanite
1.01
Gold
__
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
common
19% Feb
_
Mines
Taiirpanif
7%c
Jan
2.35
Feb
19c
Jan
6
1.99
NOTE:
17
3.00
Hughes
Feb
Jan
Trmagami
Mines
Gold
Torbrlt
Silver
Jan
14c
Feb
66c
F-b
Feb
Feb
Feb
8%
1.68
Loblaw
1.08
F-b
1.37 Mar
General
B»nk__
Trusts
Feb
Jan
9c
Jan
31c
Mines
Dominion
Toronto
Feb
5%c
T"Mnto
.
(1956)
Minnesota
Paper____~
Ontario
Pato Consolidated
2.50
Pen
Oreille
Mines
Petroleum
•.
17
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
Feb
2.65
Jan
a
Mar
Feb
64% Mar
Jan
33
Jan
18%
21%
Jan
26% Mar
Jan
82
Mar
21%
-
34
Jan
24
Mar
26
-
Feb
Jan
75
-
48
16%
*
Mar
30
■
,
Jan
31
Feb
2.50
•
Canadian Gen Inv Trust
Yukon Consolidated Gold
Corp
Feb
-
1
Third
27% Mar
28
1
:
Bros
Southwest
Mines
24
44
,
»
Gold
4.45 Mar
Jan
Jan
2.00
.
;
_5
common
Jan
Mar
60
..
6
&
Jan
32
25
43
to
.
\
Inc
Ogilvie Flour
Feb
75c
Mines.
*
Feb '
Mar
«n
3.60
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
2.00
34%
Jan
4"% *"ir
85c
Feb
1.80
*
.
•
4.25
54c
l
-
Jan-
92c
Mar
6%
70o
Jan
Jan
Jan
34c
Mine*
Tom Mil
Jan
7%
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
intend
Jan
1.35
Gold
*
the prices in
next Monday's Issue.
-
•
Jan
56c
We
v'"
publish
Jan
5%
15 Va
.
♦
International Utilities
11c
common
lication.
31
21
WHS*
'
common
Dupont Co of Canada
45c
—
'
Dominion Glass
Jan
3.70 Mar
20
Paper
cur-
not reCeived in time for pub-
1
•
Mar
99% Mar
1.27
I
rent Week
27%
Toronto
The
»
4.00 Feb
5%c
*
Dominion Oil Cloth & Linoleum
38c
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
•
Westinghcrase
Consolidated
Price
Tamblyn
IMora
Jan
3.35 Mar
Bwltson Industries—
Teck
Jan
Mar
.100
___
Cons
•
Marconi
Feb
1.81
common
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
Tandem
54% Mar
common
Jan
9c
Warrants
Inlet
Industries
Jan
5c
Sullivan
Preferred
Canndian
4c
Sudbury Contact
Surf
Feb
28%
Investments
8.30
Iron
River
Superior
General
High
*
•
45%
Steeloy Mining
Steep
Jan
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
tabulation for the
8tarratt
.
-
5
Jan
4%c Mar
Par
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
Mar
Exchange—Curb Section
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
45c
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd&
1.70 Mar
1.14
—
Oil
Jan
33%
Materials,
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
Stanwell
Jan
Jan
66c
17c
Paving
Warrants
Jan
18
Jan
33c
Jan
27c
Mar
41%
Feb
19c
Jan
..10
38 Va
Jan
—20
29% Jan
40c
1.28
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
a
Feb
35% Feb
No par value.
- Odd lot sale (not Included in
year's
range)
d Deferred delivery sale (not
included
In year's range);
e
Selling ex-interest..
S Flat price.
Cash sale (not included In
year's rangel
t
AND
I
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend
MARKETS
-
•
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
•<.
i/an-
'. Feb
59
'Jan
7c
*
Jan
Jan
49
'•
Feb
-
5.75 Jan
20%
3.40 Feb
Corp
Canada
*
Jan
'
52%
next Monday's Issue.
-
United Steel
Western
common
preferred
in
—
Oils
Western
St
prices
21c
Jan
4.90
18
3.60 Mar
23 Va Mar
7
17c
to
the
76% Mar
Mountauban
West
Roche
re¬
intend
.
9% Mar
Jan
66
Feb
4.50 Mar
44c
13
not
was
We
publish
—50
Jan
Jan
1.00 Feb
54c
pfd.
week
lication.
Mar
38c
,'r 8% Jan
cur¬
ceived in. time for pub¬
preferred—________25
Keno
United
Victoria &
1
—
Reef
A
the
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
i
—:—*
L-—
1
B
Mines____
Inv
rent
,—1
___
Ltd
Corps
Vlolamac
Radlore
4.00 Mar
v
Jan
28c
Toronto
The
tabulation for
•
Asoestoe
United
N O T E:
—"
Canada
ui
Mining
United
1
2nd pfd
Acceptance
Union
United
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Feb V
3.20
Y-
t
60% Mar
Jan
89
re¬
ceived in time for pub¬
We
Jan
5c
„1
Ltd—
Minerals
The
tabulation for the
rent
lication.
Prospectors
Purdex
Jan
Mar
54%
NOTE:
Border
Premier
35
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau
>.
River
Powell
privilegea.
Jan
Feb
Volume
187
Number 5727
„
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1353)
43
:r
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday, March
21
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold
or bought (indicated by the
(indicated by the "hid")
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
which have
any quotation furnished
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
•:
Aerovox Cor pi—1.——
4%
4%
29%
Grinnell
29%
31%
Grolier
American Jbox Board Co—
Aincr Cement Corp
n
Commercial
Barge
_1
5
Corp...
GUlf
40%
42%
4
42%
32%
34%-
Hagan
Chemicals
1
26
28%
Haloid
Company..
__1
26
28«-
Hanna
(M A)
:
American Window Glass Co-12%
Id 14
Interstate
Gas
Co——--
17%
Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
19%
&
Controls—1
B
P
1
P
Incorporated—..
1
_
A
10
*
common—
Anneuser-Busch IncL;
——4 ,■-!
Arden Farms Co common
1
Partie
preferred-1.
11%
%
'
19 %
20%
15%
High
v
—*
49%
53
Service Co
__5
Arkansas- Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co.—
5
27%
18%
19%.
Art
27
Associated
Avon
Spring
Products
Aztec
Oil
&
Corp
Co
18%
;
29%i'
19Mr
10
47
12%
13T«.
1
Mfg; Co_
Optical
Bell
<fc
(A J)
:
Markets—.;
25
26%
Co
—
Inc.
.
10
11%
12%
10%
11%-.
Corp____
_♦
.
.7
25
%
27
Bowser
Inc
$1.20
Eurndy
Inc
Corp
:
20 %
61%
15%
Oil
38
Public
Cannon
Mills
class
B
Corp
Steel
_1__5
Utilities
Col_15
Co
5
Warner
&
Sprague Electric Co
Warren
Brothers
2%
30
15%
31%
16%
32%
Warren
(S D)
10
26
24
25%
Stand Fruit &
Staley
Stanley
33%
34%:
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
34%
36%
46%
Kearney & Trecker Corp..—„3
Kellogg Co
_50e
8%
9%
22%;
44%
52
Kennametal
9
%j
L.1G
Kentucky Utilities
35%
22
"—10
27%
Ketchum Co Inc
t—1
Keystone Portland Cem Co_l„3
9%j
35%}
22%j
9%
5
16%
107/8
12%
23%
24%:
22
6
16%
j
Glass
Fibres
Blower
Lone
34%j
22%i
17%;
1
5%
cl A—33%c
Star
Lucky
Co
Clark
Co
*
1
17%:
18
!
com-.
Colonial
Stores
17
4%
12
63%
27%
5
40
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
19
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 Conv preferred
:
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
1
17
& Sales Co—_—<■
22%
24%
'
j
(L
A)
5%
10%
1
Corp_5
18
Arts
>
Inc
1
9%
Dictaphone Corp—
5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R Ri & Sons Co__5
DuMont
Dun
&
Broadcasting Corp
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
1
Dynamics Corp of America—
; $1
preference
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
El
21%
I-IV2
21%
22%
Lz—2
32%
34%
7%
2
5
18%
20%
1
5
1
2%
31
35%
16%
24%'
10c
5%
Assn_100
55%
59%
63
Oil
&
Gas
Corp
American
1
Penn Gas Co
Coal
1
5
Pub
Serv
Co
3%
13
9%
64
40"%
3
16%
25%
2.50
4
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd—20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred—.
.20
Cement Co
.1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tooi Co_2
M
Fire
Brick Co
11
5
4%
19%
28%
19%
21%
'
175^
19
24%
27
19%
21
>'
37%
37
39%
37%
41'A
44
12
13
6
6%
14%
15%
11%
25
12%
28%
27
28%
2%
Light Co..10
Conversion Co
Wurlitzer Company.
5
10
;
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Co
..1
—50c
13
14%
•
GVa
32
8%
34%
fl'/a
9%
N
17%
19%
70c
Tool
Indus
(Camden
9
9%
*
28
29%
2
4%
5%
Portland Gas & Coke Co-^—19
Portland General Electric Co_7%
14%
15%
24"%
26%
Potash Co of America
—5
Serv
Co
of
Pub
Serv
Co
of New
New
(N Y)
10
51%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Morgan
—10
62
240
& Co
66%
258
57
25
Trust
National
Bank
National
Bank
National
(N Y)—100
118
60
63%
41
City
of
Detroit—illfl
of Westchester_5
Bank
(Cleve)—16
44%
273
•
■>' 56%
53
20%
22%
62
61%
29
76%
nusc
(Aloany N Y)__7.50
Natl Newark & Essex Banking
36%
39%
Co
(N J).
Natl Shawmut Bk of
66%
National Commerce Bank &
-.
67%
42%
45%
43%
84%
88
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
27%
29%.
New York Trust Co
Northern
24%
Tr
-
53
25
10
?
29%
•
Boston.12%
33%
5
125
261
71
Co_12%
&
(J P)
r
19%
18%
40%
38%
50
Tr
29%
'5
32%
10c
Hamp
5
17%
19
Mexico
5
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products
17%
5%
19%
1
14%
(Newark
47%
32%
(N
Y)
25
75%
(Chicago)—100s 362
Co
^
79%
383
26%
156
164
•
34%
37%
72%
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
N
J)
64%
"
57%
.—5
14%
16
10
37%
10
29
39%
32%
33%
10
(Phila)—j——20
43 %
45%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wasn D C—25
49%
6%
20%
(Atlanta)—10
31%
33%
49
52%
69
72
341
Natl
Bk
Natl
of
Bank
Dallas—10
Trust
Co
33%
54%
58%
57
62%
Louis
20
61%
(Phila)
65%
43
10
65
63
45%
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
New
Rochelle_——*.
Natl
Bk
144
10
35%
54%
Rye National Bank (N Y)
32
2
v
St Louis
Seattle
—
58
19%
17
7%
:
8%
«
,
Union Trust Co
20
1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
;
Second Natl Bank of Phila
69%
73%
70
73%
20
68
72
10
26%
29%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting-
44%
47%
ton
10
Y)
(N
5
-
^
22%
24Ya
35%
State Bank of Albany
10
42
45%
24%
26%
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
(New York)
!
25
42
45%
45%
48%
77%
10
22
74
23%
9%
42%
45%
(Franklin
Y)
53%
130
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Second
City Bank (N Y)..2o
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust
22%
Co
—25
of St
,
31'A
City)—25
(Jersey
Paterson
Bk
^
Boston
351
J)
Bank
35%
Trust
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
Natl
32%
&
Square
N
23%
25%
5
Glrard Trust Corn Exch
Bk—15
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Hanover
Harris
Bank of
Tr
&
Sav
New
Bk
20
York—10
(Chic)..20
78%
82%
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
32 %
34%
45
49%
Hudson
County Natl Bank
fjersey City N J)—
Trade Bk & Tr Co
Trust
Co
(N Y)
2%
Jersey
8%
Union Bank of Commerce—
10
(Cleveland)
Union
25
of New
United
Tr
Co
of
Maryland
States Trust
40
10
41%
43
447A
Co—
.
Hudson
Tr
Industrial
Industrial
Co
(Union
Bk of Com
Natl
Providence
R
Bank
I
City)__8
14%
(N Y)—10
X32%
For
footnotes
10
23%
25%
Y)—20
66%
69'A
(Phoenix Ariz) .5
31 %
33%
(Boston)
United
39%
Valley Natl Bk
States
Tr
Co
(N
of
10
see
16
36%
preceding
,
37
page.
.
v
64%
28
Baltimore.—10
First
77%
60%
15%
1
^
44%
"
.
—5
10%
15%
3%
Pub
N
Bank
Natl
26%
43
Freeport
49%
Natl
24%
(N Y)
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
46%
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
First
10
34%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
First
9%
24%
31
25%
7%
14%
23
(N Y)._10
80%
4%
1
—^.10
—
45%
3%
Bottlers—1
,
(Phila)
Long Island Trust Co
76
6%
5%
1.
Tr
42%
First
12%
88%
&
23%
First
36
84
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co.
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
—10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
14%
5%
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
(NY) .10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co. 10
29%
11%
18
34%
Philadelphia Natl Bank."
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
National Bk
34
Ask
32%
49
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Nat'l
7%
Bid
16%
(NY) .12%
10
Co
11%
Far
Trust Co (Phila)—^5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—-10
(N Y)__10
J)
First
6%
Sulphur Co
Companies
Mellon Nalt Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
(N Y)___—50
First
10%
Producing Properties Inc
„
6%
13
34%
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Hartford
^
26%
35'%
(Chicago) .25
Co
3%
Plymouth Rubber Co
26%
19%
5%
12
42%
24%
(White
17%
26%
24%
39%
Phila.10
—
Trust
Franklin
27%
25%
10
N J)—
43%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Gen
Green
10%
68%
*
Pickering Lumber Corp
10
63
5
of
Plains N Y)
13%
22%
2%
59%
25
County Trust Co
27%
27%
Giant Portland
4%
14%
Prod—10c
Co
21
Oil Co
(Faterson
5
Power
25%
Corp
17%
1
Wood
Co
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
5
Tall
Frito
Co
68%
Cleve—16
of
Bank
18%
Pepsi-Cola General
Pfaudler-Permutit
Service
111
13%
Pendleton
General Crude
309
65%•
Co
22%
14%
Gas
14%
5
37%
16
(N J)
Connecticut Bank &
Continental
17%
12%
General Gas
33%
296
20%
Commercial Trust Of N J
12%
13%
1
36%
13%
23%
(N Y)
20%
11%
Co
Trust Co
*
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated
Packing
10c
...
Industrial
Commercial State Bank &
50c
1
Garlock
37%
18%
Co
8
16%
*
Oil Co
Bros
Aik
21%
(Phila)
& Tr
Trust
12%
23%
Paper.10
Bid
35%
(NY)__5
(Savannah)
11%
15%
Co
Bank
City Natl Bk
Cleveland
1
21%
Corp
Williams
26%
5%
5%
Citizens & Southern National
Del
National Shirt Shops of
l
Florida. Steel
1
Whiting Corp
55
(St
Chase Manhattan Bk
Chem Corn Exch Bk
Federal
2.50
Fisher Governor Co
;_1
Co
Williams & Co Inc
10
Bk
Empire Trust Co
Pan American
!
Eagle
Gas
Wisconsin Power &
5%
18 1
Brewing Co
*
Pacific Airmotive Corp
__1
Pacific Far East Line
5
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
58%
10
Co—
White
Natural
24%
(Newark) .25
Bank
Natl
18
Pabst
42
%
Corp
Natl
Centl-Penn
of
6%
39
1
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western
10%
A
(N Y)
Camden Trust Co
Central
Otter
"•
Boston
■-,
18%
47%
Equity
"A"
44%
34
Manufacturers Tr Co
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
11%
Transport
16%
-
100
Broad St Trust Co
16%
Oklahoma Miss River
Old Ben Coal
Corp
35%
15%
10%
Federal Natl Mortgage
4%
24%
20
16%
1
23
S
Louis)
16%
3
33%
24%
41%
—»
Manufacturing Co—5
& Telephone Co—10
51
.6%
Boatmen's Natl Bank
__5
Northwestern
44"
Fisher Brothers
25%
10%
Northwest Production Corn
1
First
23 %
25%
9%
21%
9
1
Co
19 %
10
20 %
7%
Oil
15%
,,
23%
10
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_»
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
*
Emhart Mfg Co.
Empire State Oil Co.
«
14%
18%
82
&
T
Virginia—
_50c
North
*
Electro-lux Corp..
28%
of
com_50c
Nortex
1
Inc
26%
1
Corp
Oil Corp
North
12%
50c
(Texasj
&
1
Pipe Line Co_5
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
National Gas
32%
1%
Associates—10
Co
7%
31 %
Norris Thermador Corp
31%
1
Inc
Laboratory
Paso Electric
41%
2%
1
5%
19%
New
25%
2
Inc
Inc
5%
N
Bank of North America
2o%
30%
28%
common
National Homes
Corp A
Class B common
17
1
Bridge Co
23%
America
Francisco)
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
14
1
Detroit
Bros
9%
lc
—
Bankers Trust Co
12 %
7%
5
National Aluminate
22
Detroit Harvester Co
.
,
22%
5
Co
Co—
15%
4%
Corp..1
of New York
Bank
17%
11 %
5
;
Missouri Utilities Co
Montrose Chemical Co—
6%
%
16
29%
Missouri-Kansas
2%
14%
3%
1
Bank of Commerce
Bank
18
27 %
7%
7%
16%
of
(San
50%
2%
6%
39
1
Dentists* Supply Co of N Y
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
13%
1
Bank
31%
46%
3
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Mi6s
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
28%
29
lc
Miles Laboratories lire
8%
10%
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Di-Noc Chemical
Corp
1
vtg
1
Co
Internat
Industries
L)
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
Class A
2%
Danly Machine Specialties——5
barling
(W
1
com
Common Ltd vtg
1
—
&
Michigan Gas Utilities Co——.5
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
18%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—1
(jross Company..
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc..
5
Cutter Laboratories
20%
25%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Co
McLean
13%
•
6%
22
Par
23
Maxjon
,
18%
42
5%
5
Corp
Watson
Bank and Trust
21%
15"%
Corp.
1
Marmon Herrington Co IncJ1
Maryland Snipbidg & Dry Co_50c
29%!
42
%j
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Gas
66%
21%
Marlin-Rockwell
13%;
Propane
17'A
33
20
Electric Co_,__16
Auto Prods Inc
1
Maremont
13%!
12
—.2%
39%
Refining Co
5%
30%
1
Co
Inc
Madison Gas
9%
1
Inc
Macmillan
4%j
8%
—1
.? Class B common.-
34%
25
13%
5%
11 %
Steel
Stores
Ludlow Mfg
5%-;
16%
1
30%
17
15%
50c
Amer
Washington Natural Gas Co..10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Western Lt
5
Tekoil
1
A
Inc—
non-voting
of
147/a
Swasey Co
West Point
11%
—25
Liberty Loan Corp—
'
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Lithium Corp of America
1
21%
39
15%
29%
tr,
5%:
20%
32%
36%
5
...1
*
17%
5
37%;
*
14%
32%
35%
__lo
12%
10%
30%
Co
Lau
Co
32%
Tamp ax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
24%
14%i
Radio
30
Works
Suntide
38
»„10
Inc
13%
Collins
10
1
Steamship
47%
—,,
Kendall Co
21%
1
2.50
-2'
4i%
Co
Register..
Suburban
7%:
■
5
Central Louisiana Electric
Co__5
Central Maine Power Co..
10
Central Public
Utility Corp
fi
...
Mfg
Tele
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp..1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
Struthers Wells Corp
2%
Stubnitz Greene Corp..
1
24"%
Landers Frary &
Clinton Machine Co
Coastal States Gas Prod
E)
Common
35%
33%
__33%c
(A
Producing Co..1
States
Stanley Home Products
12%
31
18%i
30%'
5
Valley Mould & Iron Corp>
Corp
4%
30%
28%
7%
Gas
4%
27%
...2%
26%
23%
common
Universal Match Corp
__il2%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—.9
Utah Southern Oil CO
22%
32%
Corp
33%:
Co
16%
24%
Minerals.—10c
6%
1
Steel
Co..15%
20%
Western
24'A
Kaiser
31%
com
17%
28%
22%
United
20%
$1.46 preferred
*
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co-10
10
Gas
18%
10%
19
2%
40%
Co
Common class B
10%
9%
20
Co—1
7%
Gas
Citizens Util Co
10
38%
Sugar Corp—..1
Speer Carbon Co
13%
&
Chattanooga
10%
States
86%
Koehring Co
Corp
Power
9%
preferred—.—10
82
29 %
6%
111
Serv
23
1
5%
20%
3#%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc——10
Vitro
12%
L-O-F
Central Vt Pub
21
6%
United
26%
__i
18%;
—
26%
10%
22
-
United Greenfield
Corp—
Southwest
...1
j
;
,5%
Co.
24%
Pwr Co-5
17
37%
17
Soya
7%
10%
Co..3%
Telephone Co
12%
Pipe Line
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
15%
9%
ctfs
Central
44%
95/#
20%
—5%
19
Corp..50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc..
Varian Associates.
34%
11%
Gas
Central
29%
11%
Gas
38"%
*
Jervis
48%
Central Indiana Gas Co_
27%
41%
1
Trans
25
1
&
Elec
1
2
Colorado
20%
Tracerlab Inc.—..
16%
Inc
Electric
21%
22
Supply..
Water
Electric
Central
19
2
Co.—
Corp
Southwestern
1
•
5
63
36%,
10%
1
Cedar Point Field Trust
&
Southern Nevada Power Co
In&r-
Co.*—5
Co
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
10
Corp_
Central
Pow
Service
Heintz
6%
l
Products
Petroleum
Dl
Standard
&
17%
25
(G
8%
<•
'
19%
Corp__i__.
—*
Ihdustries Inc———1
Towmotor Corp—........*..1
20%
21
*
Inc
8%
'
593%
8%
9%
System
•
Inc—.——1
1
43%
10c
Carpenter Paper Co:
Ceco
.-—5
7%
•
4%
40%
1
3%
28%
—1
8%
Reld.:
4%
3%
26y2
•
Co
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
Southern Union Gas Co
__1
32%
—12%
com
&
Southern
Jefferson
13%:
9%
Canadian.Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carlisle
Co
1
'
37%
Southern
30%
Co__25
Ltd
Securities
*f
28%
4
Topp
Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co.._10c
Southern Calif Water Co—
£
27%
Textbook
Bakeries
1
Tokheim
65%
Jamaica
12%
28
California Oregon Power Co__20
Canadian Delhi
19%
Pipeline Co.l
Three States Nat Gas
20
South
"'17%
25%
Jack
22 %
11%
"
l
California Water Service
Calif Water & Telep Co
16
21%
Gas
Thermq King Corp—...—..l
69%
Sierra Pacific Power Co
7%
21%
20%
Nat
10
9%
43
10%
63
20%
Corp—1
18%
Jacinto
Skil
26%
National Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
65%
9%
CoJL—*
Iowa
5%
12%
20%
10
Co—
Co..*
-
20%
5%
1
Mfg Co
Castings
1
17 %
38
Seismograph Service Corp
27
10
Brown & Sharpe
Buckeye Steel
Water
Iowa Electric Lt
;.
19 %
preferred-_25
Brush Eeryllium Co—
Bullock's
25%
&
Investors Diver Services
Class A common
7%
San
20%,
21%
Iowa
Black Hills Power &
Light Co,—1
Black, Si vails & Bryson Inc com.l
Botany Mills Inc
1
Gas
..J
29%
16
1
15
7;
Texas
10
Corp.:
24%
59%
14%
25c
22%
ft
•
Interstate
13%
5
1
>.
'
*;
'
v
~ ""
Indian Head Mills Inc
Interstate
1
14
*L
13%
27%
BM
Corp.7
Transmission Corp_5
Industries Inc—.*
Time
Marie
Ryder
7%
35%
Corp
.1—1
Interstate Motor Freight
Sy,s—1
5%'
Rose
Sea lie
'
Texas
3
13%
.1
L— 1
International
23%
i
Gossert
Berkshire; Hathaway
.2%
i
Texas 111
14%
Plywood Corp—1
Roddis
14%
Corp-1
Indianapolis Water Co———.10
%'
22%
1
Beneficial Corp
Beryllium
7
5 %
10
Co
Baxter Laboratories
Bayless
6%
10
Bausch & Lomb
33%
A
Husky Oil Co
21%
51% "•
CO——Jtlll
Bareco Investment Co
Engineering—T„i
class
A
23%
13
Manufacturing Co__2%
106
F
Gas
Mills Inc.. 3%
Rochester Telephone
Rockwell
103
97;
^ 13%
Eastern Transmis
Texas
"1
51%
6%
class
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co.
20%
Indiana
Bates
«•'
Texas
112%
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
-54%
.1—1
Ind
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
10
Inc
Gas
;
'
.
10
1
Curtis
Voltage
Hoover
29%.;
•-
>•
Helene
14%
Arizona Public
Metal'Construction Co_i
'
48%
"99
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
:
...
3%
27%
22
1
Riley Stoker Coro.
25%
50%
5
Co class A coiii.lO
Far
3%
25%
2
Co
Corp_^
River Brand Rice
Ask
1
Gas
4%
24
12.50
'
M
3%
—10c
*
Class
v'"-
A
11%
Bid
Corp of America—1
Richardson Co
18%
.'"10%
*
The "National" list is composed of
securities
1
Chemicals
Natural
Resistoflex
125
45%.
2
L—1
Gulf Sulphur
10
16%
118
1
Society
24%
17%
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co„
American Pipe &• Const Co
Amer Research &
Develop
"'15%
:
23'a
Reichhold
Ask
Republic
Green Mountain Power
Corp—_5
16
Line_5
American Express CO—__
Rare Metals
'Bid
Par
27;a
request.
Far
Ask
__I-.1
Air Produces Inc..—
Amer
Bid
.
___l
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4G
.
*
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
(1354)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday, March 21
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Mutaal
P»r
Funds—
Bid
Ask
1.51
1.66
Institutional
X5.84
6.32
Fund — lc
Inst Foundation Fund—lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income F und —lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
lull Resources Fund Inc
lc
10.01
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc..
ftl.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc.— 1
Associated Fund TrusLft-.-.~~.i~? "
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc„..l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—l
Axe-Houghtort Fund "B" Inc...5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_i
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp.. lc
Axe-Xempleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
—1
9.12
Blue
Bond
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inv Tr of America
*
8.09
8.84
Aetna
Casualty
8.99
9.83
Aetna
Insurance
3.92
4.19
7.41
8.10
1.36
1.49
4.43
4.84
4.98
5.41
7.17
7.79
3.47
3.79
9.49
10.32
22.77
20.83
10.00
10.97
19.18
20.62
16.01
14.81
1
22.40
20.79
Broad Street Investment
—1
12.43
11.34
Bullock Fund Ltd
...1
7.44
6.81
California Fund Inc_^——--— 1
Canada General Fund—?
12.05
11.15
UC-54.' Ltd_.
1
17.44
16.12
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
7.21::
6.60
-ft Fund Ltd
—.—J
5.15
4.70
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
23.7(5
21.98
Century Shares Trust
-1
17.15
15.86
Chemical Fund Inc————50c
Christiana Securities com—-100 12,000 12,600
134
100
128
Preferred ft.__,v_..
9.31
.1
8.58
Colonial Fund Inc.——
Boston Fund Inc..-——
.
—
—
Commonwealth
Par
Funds—
Mutual
United
Investment
Bank
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund-—:
Delaware Income Fund Inc—— I
Inc—1
Fund
Investment Fund—i
Diversified Trustee SharesDiversified
E—--------2.50f
Shares———
25c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Series
Dividend
13.67
69%
13.53
65
9.50
8.03
10.45
8.83
6.44
8.54
5.88
7-79
17.65
2.79
9.37
10.18
1
1
Corp—1
21.90
20.44
4.84
20.49
19.11
4.43
135.92
6.34 >
6.57
10
—20c
134.56
Fidelity Fund Inc.—
——5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc.-—10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc.
1
Founders Mutual Fund———'1;
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
12.14
14.68
13.12
15.87
3.29
4.29
2.12
7.48
3.(51
4.69
2.32
8.13
i__lc
series—-lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—_2
8.81
5.19
14,14
~1
4.94
Inc——
Equity Fund Inc.
Common stock series
stock
Inc
——
Gas
Industries Fund Inc——1
Capital Corp
1
—1
General Investors Trust-
lc
lc
Building
shares—_—-lc
Capital-Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares-;.
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
-Aviation, shares
<
American Surety Co
25%
108
32%
35%
29
Bankers
Natl
Beneficial
Life
Stand
Ins
Natl
Columbian
Lile
Continental
2.15
2.68
Eagle Fire Ins Co
lc
3.59,
——lc
2.48
2.37
2.18
2.41
6.36
6.97
shares
shares
46
50%
5
54 %
58%
4
10%
2%
2
14%
29%
31%
76 'ft
2
72
10
251
5
123
5
7t%
29%
4
39%
10
33*aC
X18.37
19.86
13.22
14.30
Fund Inc__ 1
8.66
1
Deposit of Md
54
69%
52'ft
Fund—
_5
28 'ft
Mutual
Mutual
Investment
Shares
Corp—:
1
2.87
3.12
18.32
19.82
Corp——1
9.18
9.92
beneficial interest
National Investors
Security
10
37'ft
160', a
85 %
90'ft
5
39%
Series—
«
102 Vft
9.98
10.91
5.37
5.87
_1
3.26
3.56
Preferred Stock Series——1
7.27
North
of
Amer
11.67
11.65
12.75
12.59
6.13
6.66
7.21
9.77
6.35
7.16
12.30
11.79
6.57
8.92
5.70
6.53
11.23
10.7(5
72
77%
46
49%
10
54'ft
58
Co
5
20
21'ft
5
5G
60'ft
63'ft
67
10
16
17 ft
38
40%
Life
Co
Insurance
City Life
Ins
14
15%
10
39 ft
42
48%
40'ft
2
Co
Ins
Paul
(N Y)
Corp
&
Fire
Marine
6.25
Title
107
48%
&
(N
49%
10
Trust
66 'ft
10
23%
46 ft
45%
48%
8
20
21%
5
Guar
62'ft
10
Accident
79
Y)
25%
82'ft
Guaranty Co—10
64%
68
-3
24'ft
36 ft
Y
2
30%
32%
Fire
2
27
28%
-U 15 Fidelity 6c
U
45%
10
Surety Co
Travelers
S Fire
U S Life Insurance Co hi
the
5.55
——_1
Balanced Series
Series
Bond
Dividend Series
—-——1
Series—
Income
5.60
28 V I
'
Life
30%
8.43
.—1
Inc
Bid
4%s
1958
April 15,
100.4
100.7
100.23
100.18
Price
3.30s
11.63
8.43
1
20.41
20.61
2.50
13.14
14.28
——1
29.71
30.01
4%s
June
Inc———1
5.80
6.27
4%s
July
10.55
11.47
Inc—
Fund
(Geo)
16,
12.75
7.72
Federal Natl
4.05s Apr.
Fund
—1
Funds
1
Seudder Fund of, Canada Inc—1
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Scudder Stevens
a32.81
1
a21.03
6.90
Selected
1.25
7.76
8.39
6.49
7.12
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
9.75
Fully Administered shares—lc
8.70
9.53
Smith
Fund——1
12.61
6.53
7.16
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
11.24
6.61
8.59
11.12
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
11.15
12.21
30%
32%
lc
Bond shares——he
2.06
100.20
100.16
100.8
100.10
101.18
103%
109
104
99%
107
100
99
103'ft
102'ft
100.12
101.10
100.6
99.24
100.8
110
108
100
104'ft
103 %
100.16
101.14
12.28
6.02
8.24
10.15
5.90
10.00
101.23
3%s April 3, 1961
4s May 1, 1962—
4%S July 15; 1969
3%S April 1, 1970
4'fts Oct. 1, 1970-1967—:
3'fts May 1, 1971
4'fts Feb. 15, 1972-1967
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4.85s May 15, 1958
5s Sept. 2. 1958
2.35s Oct. 7, 1958—
102.14
100
99.16
100
1959
1960
13.81
lc
101.24
100.28
100.8-
102.8
10.66
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
100.30
101.19
23,
101.11
101.20
10, 1959
Aug.
101.6
100.26
1960
3%8 Feb. 13, 1962
3fts March 11, .1963
Clark—
&
Feb
100.27
101.2
1958
10,
100.27
100.23
101.7
Oct.
3s
100.11
100.23
4.20s
41 ft
100.4
100.8
1958
1958
26,
10, 1958
Aug. 11, 1958
3%s
*
Fund Inc
May 8,
100.1
4.70s
al0.09
38%
2'fts NOV. 1, 1958—
4%s Feb. 2, 1959
1,
100.5
100.9
100.20
100.4
2%s June 1, 1960
Mortgage Assn—
10, 1958
100.1
100.5
2%s May 1, 1958
3%s May 1. 1958
4%s July 15, 1958
2'fts May 1,
4'fts
Nuclear
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
2'fts Feb.
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
&
100.14
—1
*
Fund Inc—
Science
July 15, 1958
3.75
Fund Inc——
Fund
Putnam
1958
100.19
3.43
Philadelphia
Pioneer
June
—.1
;
Securities Corp__
Fund lnc_„
Peoples
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
9.21
Over-the-Counter Securities
.
N
of
Obligations of Government Agencies
Chemistry &
Fund Inc
City
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
of Canada Ltd-——— ———1
Shares
76
31%
21.15
England FundNew York Capital Fund
Electronics
72'ft
29%
Standard
6.12
19.56
New
Nucleonics
Ins__ 10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
7.60
1
1
1
Stock Series
Growth
6.95
-——
I
Stock Series
Jefferson
4.60s
9.68
5.72
15.50
5.37
of N
7.95
5.08
Insurance Co
10
Y_10
8%
Co
Standard
Inspection
Co_
84%
10
Bt
42'ft
Insurance
and
80
Insurance
Seaboard
167'ft
10
Hartford Steam Boiler
36%
Security (New Haven)—
Springfield Fire & Marine
39%
Co
Home
i——1
24Vft
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
Mutual Trust Shares
of
17%
22%
27%
33%
7%
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
35
(Jacksonville Flaj_2%
Gulf Life
Hanover Insurance
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
10
33
25%
3.33%
(Minn)
Reinsurance
30
5
5
American
Great
5
2.50
—
Indemnity
Quaker
56
Globe & Republic
44
12.50
Reliance
\
46%
40%
Providence-Washington
Phila
al2.34
.
of
43%
Phoenix
73'ft
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
2
10
Fire
Fire
River
Pacific
57'ft
4
2.50
Insurance
York
Peerless
9.51
Units
17-%
Hampshire
Insurance
86%
beneficial interest—1
Income Foundation—_1
Fund Inc—
37%
16%
Pacific Insurance Co
11.16
Massachusetts Life
87%
35'ft
-
Northwestern National Life
42 Vft
82%
10.36
-10
Fire
Northern
32
Federal
9.58
36%
91%
81
North
57":
2.62
10.32
34
87
5
82'ft
53%
Co
2.74
Investors
3
(Balt)_10
Northeastern
129
Ft
11%
Co
5
New
262
Co
10
(S
33%
Corp class A
New Amsterdam Casualty
3%
Fund
38»/a
Ins
Ins
Nationwide
64%
Life
5
36
31%
National Union Fire
33'ft
3
Trust
share of beneficial int—33'ftc
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Massachusetts
Life
Monarch
Monumental Life
16
31
61
Fireman's
10
Merchants 6c Manufacturers
26'ft
24%
1.25
Fidelity &
98
201
5
32%
Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—3
Franklin
94
192
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance
7%
6%
21
Employees
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Incl-lOc
1%
1
51%
J)__3
(N J)
14
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
19
Crum 61 Forster Inc
3.16
30%
13
Lincoln National Life
Life
Casualty
4.71
1.95
28V-*
Maryland
47%
Ins
General
16%
17%
New
Assurance
Ask
17%
Co__l
(N
Bid
15ft
1%
20%
16 V«
—5
Ins Assn
Camden Fire
Co—65c
16'ft
30%
J»_10
(N
Life Ins
(Va)_5
Corp
Title
19'ft
National
Boston Insurance Co
Ins
Life
27%
28%
Bankers 6c Shippers
2.43
Puritan
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
192
1
5
American Re-insurance
3.26
shares
Pine Street
General
9«
107
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Companies Inc
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
200
10
10.64
11.57
4.28
shares—lc
lc
Industries
General
National
—
Litge &
6.25
9.75
10.60
shares_lc
shares
Mutual
15.56
1.55
Title
Lawyers
3.48
Metal
6.29
Co_5
(Wash D C)
Mercury
—lc
Automobile
Electrical Equipment
5.75
Assurance
Continental
9.08
Vegh Investing Co Inc——l
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Futures
Amer
Connecticut
16%
Preferred
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J')_2%
15.69
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
loomis
15%
Energy Fund
10.69
5.74
Petroleum
;
8.59
9.79
14.37
Home
Lawyers
61%
15.46
Paper
Fund-..-
7.87
American
5.27
14.37
Stock Fund-
9.59
14.14
15.12
Ba lanced
16.56
8.79
a40.88
13.29
Electronics Investment
15.18
Inc—1
Fund
Insurance Stk
Life
13.91
Eaton tx Howard
24.42
9.81
1
Stk
26.19
11.45
8.49
Inc
,-10
:
—
22.39
8.97
8.31
1
96
1988
—
Par
142%
58'ft
'
10
25.09
10.48
12.68
Crown Western Investment
3%s—
Companies
136 %
10
61 Surety
Co„
Agricultural Insurance Co
.10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
Fund——;—1
Knickerbocker
17.77
Diver-Growth
Aetna Lile
28.97
Lexington Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund——1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
11.67
De
28.40
al9.39
6.18
16.35
—
Ask
-1976
5s
Util
Texas
Ask
Bid
-'.w.Par
7.95
1
——
Delaware
3.74
/ft,
10.69
Commonwealth Stock Fund .—: 1
Bond & Stock
De
3.42
7.28
7.81
Composite
Fund Inc
West
83 Vft
surance
6.31
12.54
5.64
1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc——.—ft— 1
Consolida ted Invest ment Trust- 1
Matrh
101
81%
10.18
5.76
9.88
1
.
9.30
11.47
of
Co
4%s_:————1970
1970
Gas
C S Industries 4V«s
Ltd—
Shares
Institutional
Managed Funds-
Income
Fund Inc
100%
Universal
Vft
9.98
America.—1
Investment Trust, of Boston-,—.1
Istel Fund- Inc.———-—
1
.Johnston (The) Mutual Fund-1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bondsi—1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)..1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds) ——1
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks i_—-1
K-2 (Sjjcculative Pfd Stkst— 1
S-l (lligh-Grade Com Stk)— 1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd .l
81
101
10.95
Ask
Bid
"
1'ft-.
Fund.:
Aberdeen
Bid
Ask
79'ft
100'ft
Underwood
Corp 5'fts~
1971
Union Electric 4%s.—.— —1988
Electronics
Common Stock Fund
Electrical
&
Equipment shares-—-—lc
6.29
lc
shares—
Food
General Bond shares
lc
lc
shares
Merchandising
shares-
Mining
Petroleum
Railroad
>RR
shares—lc
Bond
Institutional
shares
shares—•;
shares
Tobacco
6.47
10.95
2.28
.he
4.59
5.04
—lc
——lc
———lc
-lc
*7.02
6.81
5.81
9.29
7.70
7.47
6.38
10.18
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
Steel
.
Utilities
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—1
Shares-
Amer
(Edison
B)
Investors-
Sovereign
Fund
8.87
1
9.42
10.30
1
13.40
14.57
1
5.60
6.12
Inc__ 1
4.54
4.96
United
Income Fund Shares-1
United
Science
15.87
Value Line
Fund
Fund Inc
——l
a22.93
Incothe Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of Boston Inc—1
2.25
6.66
2.46
7.28
Fund
1
Investors———1
X7.46
7.10
8.15
7.68
Series H-DA
Hayaock Fund Inc
Income Fund
Incorporated Income
Incorporated
—
Line
Income
Line
Special
Inc
Fund
Wall
Ltd
Canada
Street
Fund
—10c
2.32
100.3
100.30
3'fts May 15,
101.16
l'fts
100.19
100.21
l'fts
April
,
Whitehall
Fund
1%k
Oct.
1.
l%s Feb.
1958
12.05
11.32
Ealt Gas 6c
Barium
Eiec- 4s
Steel
1993
101%
102'ft
Gulf
Oil
99.8
99.16
1, 1959
—.1988
98%
118
1971
73
75
Home
99
99%
Indiana
80%
82
Ind Power & Lgt
101 %
7-
Burlington Industries 4'fts__ 1975
Iowa
Calif
Eiec
Canadian
4%s
Pac
1988
Ry
3Vis
1966
1982
92%
Central 111 Pub Serv 4y$S__1988
101 Va
Carrier
Chance
4'fts
Corp
Vought -S'fts
1977
98
101
93'ft
&
100
4%s
102
Mueller
4
1-57
.
5%»
1.1983
Gas
100'4
100%
1983
^
Columbia
N
99%
Span
Can
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2008
Commonwealth Oil Ref—.
99
99'ft
Paso
Natural
Corp
Gas
5y4s_1977
3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
106%
80
1976
65
1975
3%s
70
Port
Cement
5s
CenT Tire 6c Rubber 6s
ww
1977
1982
100.6
100.9
Due
Dated
Rate
4% %
11-
4 'ft %
12-
8-
1-57
107%
«...
66'ft__
Co
101
1981
66%
1975
1-58
2-58
100.30
6-
2-58
100.15
100.19
3.65 "o
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.27
100.31
7-
1-58
100.23
100.27
3.00%
2-
3-58
11-
3-56
100.18
100.22
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.10
100.13
8-
2-57
United States Treasury
Bills
Did
68
81
March
27,
1958
99.994
Dollar Valut
Did
Ask
99.995
May
8,
1958—r——
—
99.978
1958
99.822
93
95
April 3, 1958
April 10, 1958
99.971
1976
99.949
99.960
May 22, 1958
99.787
99.795
98
100
April
15,
99.933
99.948
May 29,
1958
99.760
99.769
103%
April
17,
99.927
99.943
June
1958
99.734
99.744
99.900
99.917
June 12,
99.713
99.726
110
112
April 24,
May 1, 1958.
99.868
99.879
June
99.685
99.697
139
140 %
103ft
1988
.-1977
Am
4%s
.
87
1907
1958
1958
1958
1983
1980
.
90
May 15.
5,
1—2—
1958
—
1958
19,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
102
■
102%
111
Tel 4V8s_1991
1982
Sylvania Eiec Prod 4Vis
119%
Amer
Ttans-Canada
5s
99.846
ww_l963
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
4%s
Ask
99.839
99.833
4%s
Southern New Eng
Textron
101.2
5-
1-57
Dollar Value
5s
Debentures
Ask
101.4
1-57
103
3^fts
of
Did
1-58
96 %
116
118
100.2
3-57
112
100%
101
a
100 'ft
k Admitted
<
•No
Net
par
.—.
Pipe Line
1971
Units.
value
asset
d Ex-rights.
,
value.
tNew
stock.
'
99%
71
145 ft
72%
147
"
to
listing
Exchange
bBid yield price
Stock
G-eneral
Ask
100
9-
102'ft
102
Pacific Petroleum 5s
Sheraton
CI
101%
1988
Quebec Natural Gas Units
95
ferro
4'fts—.—1988
Uranium 5%s
Edison
105.8
121
100',4
4%s
Ohio
105.4
2.45 'ft
102'ft
Pac Rv—
96.16
95.24
99%
_
National
Chic Rock Island &
-1-58
& Sons—
Brass
104.8
106.8
8-
4 s/8 '/o
99 ft
98%
Public Serv 4'fts
Lowenstein (M)
95.16
98
97.12
10-
4.50%
Ask
3%s_19S3
Eiec
Mich
Did
Due
Dated
102
5'/as
96.8
106.4
4s
98.28
105.2
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
4.20^
Blri
5s
lubi)
Eeil Telep Co of Penn 3%s_1989
104.4
1%'s April 1. 1962
Aug. 15, 1962
l'fts Oct. 1, 1962
3%s Nov. 15, 1962
100.2
99.24
4.25^
4s
Co
Power
3%s Feb 15, 1962
100.2
99.16
5.20
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
100.13
97.4
103
12.24
4.81
97.24
13.14
1
98.20
Ask
99.8
8.45
1
102.28
1969
1, ,1960
104,30
l%s Oct.
7.26
7.73
Recent Security Issues
Bid
99.31
100
1959
16,
Oct.
April 1, 1961
4s Aug. 1,
1961
l'fts Get. 1, 1961
99.30
100.11
1958
Rate
Bonds—
—
l%s Aoril 1, 1959
6.64
—1
Inc—
Wisconsin Fund Inc—-
....
1958
1,
2%s June 15,
1
99
l'fts
1,
Washington Mutual
Wellington Fund—^
Bid
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)IV is April 1, 1960
101.14
1, 1958-
Dec.
Treasury Notes—
-1
Investing Corp
of Indebtedness—
1958
2%s Feb. 14, 1959
2.54
Investors Fund Inc..
100.8
32nds of a point
Maturity—
100.28
Aug.
3%s
Situations
—
Ask
Bid
4s
6.90
Fund
100.28
3%s April 15, 1958
10.57
9.64
14.20-
4.42
Certificates
6.31
15.40
4.05
4.00
8.36
9.67
13.79
—10c
—10c
7.65
106'ft
105%
100.20
1968
Maturity-
1
Funds
11,
Figures alter decimal point represent one or more
11.29
United Continental Fund— 1
Value
H-C7
10.36
1
Value
Series
1
1S65
10.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Inc—
United Accumulated
March
10.71
Inc
Funds
United
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—
10.12
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
June
a29.23
Inc-1
Investment Fund
Sterling
4%s
3%s
on
the New York
x
Ex-dlvidend.
wiWhen
)
Issued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume 187
5727
Number
."The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
47
(1355)
—v*-
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Week
.1958
..
f
/
Bank clearings this Week
.
"w^ll show
liminary figures compiled by
based
decrease compared with
a
a year ago.
Pre¬
Chester
of the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Mar. 22, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly
2.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$26,185,483,075 against $26,185,483,075 for the
there is
<
the week follows:
4
-
'
;
'
V
New
York
•'
.
I
3.6
.+•
1,172,180,560
804,216,751
—
434.804,582
457,348,229
—
371,200,000
385,400,000
—
747,726,000
779,447,975
—
.
i
espr.
•
Pittsburgh
8.4.
4.1
1
—
419,501,017
: 4,342,025,245
Total
.'•>
all
J.
$25,211,023,521
-
868,405.049
<
Complete and exact details
in
our
ends
issue of next week.
for the week
We
cannot
—12.3
—
March 15.
was
an
covered
increase of
the whole country having amounted to
2.6
Virginia—Huntington
at this center
showing
an
increase of 9.8%.
55,261,500
-
-
•
13,743,434
10,963,674
5.8
—13.4
281,072,048
573,505,716
263,472,966
538,984,911
3.9
53,388,600
53,356,200
10,885,550
—
+
484,235,005
1,443,929,691
8,615,670
14,177,202
493,072;362
—11.9
—10.9
-
4,710,663
4,537,805
22,341,330
;
23,129.321
181,718.996
;
183,727,051
8,753,079
9,079,246
370,198,671
371,076,424
Columbia—Washington—
147,776,463
147,486,055
(6 cities)
735,499,202
739,035,902
District of
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
as
1,437,573,032
13,392,823
'428,937,781
1,319,993,905
3.8
+
4,110,273
—
—
+
8,979,809
0.2
359,900,667
142,076,293
4,039,072
22,617,000
182,341,979
7,219,123
340,056,603
143,762,753
0.5
—
3.6
0.2
—
721,904,375
700,036,539
3.4
23.643,249
1.1
183.194,084
all
Tennessee^-Knoxville
we
present further below,
-
Alabama—Birmingham
•
"
Mobile
7,648, 113
264,547 287
14,603,224
927,731
.
378,500, 000
6,811,046
245,896,575
236,546,259
Augusta
Macon
27,751, 367
124,010, 538
~
.
Florida—Jacksonville
16,184 ,605
J
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
2.3%, the aggregate clearings for
was a
26,963,678
123,813,277
396,000,000
6,849,878
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
__
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
appear
the week
$23,345,736,167, against $22,815,165,563 in the
Outside of this city there
-
-
7.3
—
-
—22.4
South Carolina—Charleston
—
not available at time of going to press.
are
t
12,536,937
283,367,341
579,913,294
-
—20.3
1,281,131,037
—
Richmond
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
same week in 1957.
14.981.474
1,365,422,625
2.8
statement, however, which
For that week there
1,357,919,128
—10.9
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
We are able to
—18.0
15,999,969
Virginia—Norfolk
0.5
—11.1
974,459,554
furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
In the elaborate detailed
1,273,136,198
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
$25,431,405,800 $26,185,483,075
^;
—
cities for week
"Estimated.
8,914,622
18,605,879
"16,551,872
12,758,683
426,377,490
_l__
(7 cities)
Total
Total
8.7
0.9
+
12,615,645
Maryland—Baltimore
day
one
4,884,297,745
$24,563,000,751
Total all cities, five days.
cities,
4,029,073
6,842,333
4,045,297
8,095,986
23.170.473
—11.6
$20,220,975,506 $20,326,725,776
cities, five days
,
3,961,347
3.6
—
9,794,015
8.1
477,036,292
619,431,651
367,770,730
_
cities, ofive days—
57,441.300
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
West
All
502,285,775
Youngstown
3.7
433,306,623
-
Baltimore
Other
266,854.549
Mansfield
4.9
547,804,346
—.
Cleveland
7.3
—
18,650,283
11,619,225
Cincinnati
Columbus
w—r
7,385,857
16,575,652
1,043,504,472
Cleveland
—19.4
1,426,000,000
736,973,606
St. .Louis
Ten
(11 cities).
Ohio—Canton
2.0
—
**1,150,000,000
Kansas City
Francisco-
3.2
—
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1957
1,743,815,881
_____
Boa ton
''
Total
1958
Philadelphia
San
-
4,549,631
1,288.000,000
4,693,047
6,965,443
4.5
1,479,923
1,814,439
'-i
2,311,546
5,652,082
1,293,000,000
.
$14,277,573,138 $13,786,163,301
—
Chicago
7,528,387
17,981,498
16,731,202
__
Jcesey—-Trenton
8.3
—
3,777,541
6,746,094
Delaware—Wilmington
New
+ 25.5
—
3,910,886
7,287,984
9
1,689,175
2,099,129
,
—18.9
4,396,423
="3,500,000
1955 '
S
-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
CLEARINGS
Week Ended March 22—
Scranton
1956
1,888,983
6.4
+
2,067,670
York
15
3.3
—
1,205,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative summary for
:"<Y -V
—_
Reading
At this center
week in 1957.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.6%.
a
2,595,385
Philadelphia-
Our preliminary totals stand
1,833,044
4,031,332
977,000,000
3,735,523
Lancaster
clearings will be
2,010,455
1,950,763
Bethlehem
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
1,944,691
March
Inc. or
Dec. ft
$
u
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Ended
1957
-•
Total
Orleans
7,017, 957
222,745 ,710
600 868
'196,641,137
(10 cities)
.1,255,052,805
;
200,861, 648
1,249,868,093
2.8
—
0.2
29,160,800
122,322,993
+
4.6
383,700,000
2.4
9.8
8,094,059
.7,462,734
234,891,521
213,905,987
13,767,590
3.0
665,043
—
—
—10.9
—
+
—
+
7.1
6.2
2.1
—
+
30,594,703
116,012,66*
380,051,000
7,576,469
7,230,012
215,887,223
215,249,468
11,243,263
557,823
187,999,^65
0.4
1,201,970,692
196,811,022
1,181,213,652
loss of 5.4%, the bank clearings
We group the cities
Seventh Federal Reserve
according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
we
note that in
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Aim Arbor
Grand Rapids_
i
-20.8
4,231,409
-
3,350,456
-
19,277,076
20,388,908
11,804,985
11,.819,505
82,655,000
11,680.675
•
.
•j:.
2,748,059;:
2,987,01ft
-
the New York Reserve District the totals show
Boston Reserve District the totals record
Reserve District of 18.0%.
an
improvement of 9.2%, but in the
decline of 2.2%
a
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
are
:
;
-
Indianapolis
smaller
South Bend
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-—
District the totals
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
larger by 0.4%.
of 1.8% and St. Louis
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
a
loss
Des
enjoys a gain-of 2.8,%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a decrease of
2.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 2.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
•:
trict of 4.9%.
,
'
.
Moines__"
:
Sioux City
Reserve District of 5.9%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District
9,249,499
129,384,132
>
7,106,210
"
48,880,259
132,233,533
Haute
by 10.9% and in the Richmond Reserve District by 0.5%, but in the Atlanta Reserve
are
DecatUK
—
.
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
■
'
■
^
'
•
-
•
1958
5th Richmond
9th
—
12th San
,
C
4
$
(17 cities)
1,443,929,691
—10.9
1,437,575,032
1,319.993,905
{• "*^'735,499,202
739,035,902
--1,497,928,864
1,536,171,589
G90.609.901
+
1,249,868,093
.+.622,100,451
636,186,328
"
0.5
721,904,375
+12.3
7.8
6,778,474
—12.7
16,212,565
9.5
10,887,276
11,604,255
6,305,810
-
1,536,17.1,589
1,497,928,864
—
—
3.1
42,879,636
14,752,177
1,648,963
.
1,100,290,705
5,134,149
15,635,06.9
9,044,69ft
5;5ia,46*
—
5.6
6,167,052
1.8
1,537,615,521
1,471,725,86ft
402,900,000
201,732,608
382,200,00ft
204,432,003
128,873,112
:
501,176,461
"
540,903,060
1,251,577,818
1, 189,738,307
362,300,000
6.0
179,409,243
188,428,222
136,772,050
4.8
126,893,849
2,819,293
3,109,629
9.3
137,465,408
2,510,952
5.9
744,608,968
717,955,383
0.4
1,201,970,692
1,181,213,652
—
1.8
1,537,615,521
5.9
744,608,968
717,955,383
7,128,208
411,663,84ft
Total
(4 cities)
;'
7.2
690,609,901
—
9,733,514
380,846,965
—15.2
388,452,965
151,690,774
—-
1,471,725,868
—
'
Louis
143,458,197
649,722,385
' *
+
—
2.8
2,450,263
—
625,536,782
—
7.3
St.
4.9
1,219,3G7,124
8,258,253
-
Paul
-
664,721,949
North
Dakota—Fargo
558,945,328
-
524,216,600
District—Miitneapolis—
Minneapolis
609,174,379
569,424,770
2.2
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
—-
-
-
4,944,856
6,163,220
Helena
11,276,744
584,035,383
;—-
5,956,279
13,267,749
Montana—Billings
1,289,630,938
11,966,847
11,372,332
-4,830,090
cities
now
add
_
our
,23,345,736,167
22,815,165,563
.10,611,747,356
11,219,195,259
+
—
2.3
22,844,509,446
24,149,110,319
5.4
11,240,019,496
568,183,402
+
2.0
9,237,698
382,046,745
+
5.7
142,465,711
5.0
11,152,306
2.3
4,497,601
3.5
6,106,754
13,417,955
—
—
+
+17.7
157,314,82ft
-10,053,954
4,427,763
5,899,691
12,686,087
11,110,818,785
detailed statement showing the figures
■
Total
(? cities)—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
for each city for the
V
.•
Clearings at—
*
v
:
.
1958
Week
Ended March
1957
$
$
Inc.
or
Dec. Vo
.
15
1955
1956
$
$
2,317,091
t
—
8.0
2,915,842
Massachusetts—Boston
.
7,594,088
—
7,482,620
6,760,140
645,769,791
New Bedford—
667,385,054
663,649,423
—12.7
3,787,465
—18.0
2,141,652
12,992,652
*
—
Hampshire—Manchester
38,710,581
40,513,101
20,085,069
37,050,900
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
3.838,126
15,496,728
12,368,233
_
2,784,136
(12 cities)
11,564,309
1.6
1,015,870
841,811
1,059,220
—15.4
7.9
11,119,455
4.1
151,676,106
—
848,147
11,708,471
—38.2
35,472,062
403,429,345
—15.6
27,554,608
8,878,87ft
164,114,153
11,169,143
28,391,84ft
0.7
402,680,814
431,621,23ft
13,013,325
+
6.5
12,399,144
6,385,362
—
4.1
8,083,177
12,515,25ft
6,124,068
622,100,451
636,186,328
2.2
625,536,782
664,721,94ft
+ 11.8
14,101,709
8.3
437,184,716
40.536,445
7,577,000
12,534,49ft
474,899,00ft
152,904,958
29,952,138
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
—
—
+
10,165,797
1,508,737
3,812,086
Connecticut—Hartford
820,840
3,751,404
1,770,061
13,341,722
„
Worcester
Total
1.8
3,705,278
1,451,113
Springfield
657,731,585
3,234,593
River
Lowell
887,656
6,122,759
Kansas—Topeka
2,478,042
7.1
"
7,054,904
609,174,37ft
13,855,082
Omaha
Wichita
2,592,887
569,424,770
406,069,527
Lincoln
Missouri—Kansas
Portland
—
2.8 •'
.
First Federal fleserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
873,872
10,652,434
146,646,571
7,233,530
Nebraska—Fremont
^
^
.
-+
City—
694,538
New
—
...
ii.
-109
We
New
—
44,743,090
14,633,380
2,357,004
1,160,600,759
700,036,539
+
"
Outside New York .City
Fall
6,752,200
8.4
1,472,044
I-
340,600,000
-
—
568,183,402
•
;
4,592,186
K 1-2.
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy.
1,365,422,625
week ended March 15 for four
years:
;
125,808,494
Kentucky—Louisville
Missouri—St.
799,052,490
808,333,250
1,357,919,128
11^584,035,383
Francisco———10
9,942,877
:8
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1955
1956
.
1,273,136,198- —18.0
6
Total
'
.
13,471,237,163
"
9
—
11th Dallas-.
or
2.2
12,096,037,204
649,722,385
"...
—' 7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City—„
—
9.2
12,079,826,231
.,"4/255,052,805
"M
17
8th St. Louis
Inc.
Dec. %
$
805,737,350
l:j,043,504,472
—10
Chicago
1957
$
■
—1;281,131,037
6
6th Atlanta
•
788,256,015
,''13.191,590,785
7-
—
rJ
"
—U/
4th Cleveland
»,
* :
-
•«
—10
3rd Philadelphia
7th
7
..
.——•12 cities
2nd New York
,
.
82,710,000
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
-
Week Ended March 15—.
;
11,571,719
2.5
.19,123,544
10,351,999
10,690,237
82,809,00ft
9,748,293
3,656,96ft
131,471,423
5,983,542
,
.
;.v 1st Boston
3.6
5.1
-
1,146,881,739
8,306,601
17,491,534
10,498,580
5,952,645
Total
it
10,876,458
+ 24.3
:
15,265,963
-
•
-
20,233,928
45,073,180
13,875,534
1,111,598,290
7,656,510
Peoria
Rockford
a
7,022,780
.1,653,586
-
Springfield—
In the following we furnish
4,144,905
17,245,788
,
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
*•
11,403,183
.84,806,000
9,718,040
4,061,839
;
5.4
1.1
-
788,256,0^5
—
0.7
3,618,575
4,469,436
—13.9
16,603,884
14,534,232
4.8
11,575,850
10,313,463
—
—
4.5
36,445,076
38,384,622
24,243,227
—17.2
23,642,049
20,496,561
32,10G,300
+ 15.4
30,057,800
30,127,600
2,929,113.
805,737,350
—
—
—
5.0
2,677,383
2£
808,333,250
Total
(9 cities).
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
19,125,672
17,113,305
413,365,452
451,002,469
Fort Worth
40,109,341
Galveston
7,688,000
6,733,489
14,154,507
42,211,127
11,041,000
6,420,996
Texas—Austin
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
(6 cities)
—30.4
38,818,917
7,778,00ft
6,641,643
18,273,27ft
+
4.9
+
7.9
7,643,136
17,173,594
540,903,060
501,176,461
—
5.0
13,114,163
2,578,830
Total
—
—
—
7.3
524,216,600
558,945,32ft
8.5
204,091,693
5,527,807
213,626,170
8.3
191,783,654
5,035,049
200,517,922
87,504,626
27,711,511
7.3
21,486,148
18,555,247
687,456,855
22,063,05ft
799,052,490
,
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Deserve District—New YorkNew
1
York—Albany
75,949,028
(a)
153,795,335
Elmira
2,444,342
2,590,286
2,891,309
3,087,066
12,733,988,811
11,595,970,304
38,145,437
40,233,053
New
.
York
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
24,824,559
Northern New Jersey-*
Total
(10 cities)
.
22,479,714
*25,000,000
!
New Jersey—Newark
:
81,787,197
.
20,251,287
(a)
—16.2
140,316,602
4,034,882
152,540,087
—
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
5,559,203
+ 11.3
181,891,288
206,878,896
—12.1
84,781,882
27,728,043
88,310,183
30,225,759
18,473,174
621,417,517
27,430,911
Oregon—Portland
19,937,996
637,666,093
—
—
Pasadena
Jamestown
;
2.2
(a)
128,813,214
'
Buffalo
—
199,828,717
6,189,227
77,646,215
t
Binghamton
218,429,586
.
—-
Washington—Seattle
27,186,425
77,066,455
74,138,524
82,467,630
82,699,309
13,191,590,785
12,079,826,231
5.6
3,023,961
3,224,775
—
6.3
3,369,740
2,910,565
+
9.8
11,604,489,950
13,038,291,434
5.2
48,256,518
—
—
—
4.0
95,535,323
25,336,19ft
42,498,734
—
—
+ 10.4
—
+
—
+
8.0
3.9
San Francisco
Ran
Jose
24,965,582
22,131,432
19,664,732
28,953,054
8,854,529
Barbara
8,073,887
13,143,019
Santa
11,530,633
2.5
645,014,156
+
9.9
22,979,036
+
9.7
6,314,385
6,616,407
+14.0
11,020,637
10,822,18a
—
—
4.9
1,219,367.124
1,289,630,938
+
2.3
22,844,509,446
24,149,110,219
5.4
11,240,019,496
11,110,818,785
23,879,926
74,295,658
73,114,826
0.3
89,413,092
90.825,915
9.2
12,096,037,204
13,471.237,163
Total
Grand
1,189,738,307
(109
cities)
Outside New York City
*
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
—
1,251,^77,818
23,345,736,167
(10 cities)total
22,815,165,563
10,611,747,356
11,219,195,259
operations
discontinued.
—
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1356)
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
TARIFF ACT
UNDER
OF
MARCH
>
,
5+4%' sinking
14,
1958
TO
MARCH
20,
1958,
lurid" debs., series
Transformer.-.Corp.4—:*
Central
1930
Noon
Buying Rate for
INCLUSIVE
Fifhsten
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
Monday
Argentina, peso—
Official
Free
.0385356
-
(Metropolitan),
Franc
(Free)
Germany,
India,
;
franc
(official)
mark
.00285795♦
.237930
.237930
.210837
.201872
2.815937
2.816062
2.815625
2.815375
2.815187
.00277912*
_
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.00277912*
.328035
.00277912*
.328251
.0800560*
y
.0300560*
5%
.264000
2.788180
2.787747
2.787499
Bell
N
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
krona
.0238095*
.0238095 *
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.140080*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.805105
2.804856
2.816062
2.815625
2.815375
2.815187
U.
S.
securities
Government
Increase (+) or
Decrease ( —) Since
ASSETS—
certificate
account
notes
*
reserves
F. R. notes of other banks
Other cash
100,002
+
—
3,141
+
•
Baptist
103,143
299,300
—
5,870
76,612
40,050
661,899
490,069
+
405
+
3,864
b
Acceptances—bought outright.;.
'
474
38,425
S.
Government
.....
37
309
4,176
-
—•
15,253
securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
1
701,760
Certificates
21,550
—
19,946,105
+
bought outright
under
repurchase
II-""
,
New
in
York
City.
Mathieson
Utah-Idaho
—
/
—
—
77,300
—
agrt.
21,550
98,850
+
23,437,122
Total loans and securities—
Bank
cash
+
23,706,861
99,199
—
—
A summary
ber
+
banks
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
446
+
+
3,898
+
+~~
+1,576,871
of assets and liabilities of reporting
26,550,485
1,475
+
Commercial
to
+
purchasing
—
Real
37,981
100,154
Foreign
242,961
—
Other
410,511
+
107,693
—
116,800
+
+
131
644,616
57,127
U.
Other
Loans
to
Other liab.
,'.
-
19,725,366
availability cash items
and
accrued
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
+1,680,510
16,569
518
divs
288
'.+
85
■
11,082
securities—total
16
«—
8,725
+
1,564,667
28,025
paid
in
349,685
_
7)
+r
318
+
V
13b)
+
4,913
44
+
\
181
Total liab. &
capital accts.
\ Ratio of gold certificate
172
•+•
135
+
13,457
+
vault
7,570
19,055
+
61,605
12,009
—
27~344
+1,576,871
-r
S.
Government
demand deposits:
banks
26,264
226
+
427
+
+
others
Reserve
of
155
to
items
and
deduction
after
shown
are
99
994
'
.
banks
+
—
•
11
1,505
Banks___
_
loans
individual loan
serves;
1,029
.
5Vr2%
+
—
5Vi %
valuation
Below will be found
preferred
t
shows
the
following principal
ended March
'
12:
changes
for
week
Increases of $342 million in loans ad-
justed, $318 million in holdings of U. S. Government
.securities, $1,528 million in demand deposits
adjusted,
and
$226 million in time deposits, and a
$427 million in U. S. Government deposits.
-
the
decrease
at
all
dianges
reporting
were
member
increases
of
$114
banks;
million
the
in
million
in
the San
Francisco
appear
dealers
in another
for
press
purchasing
District
and
those
principal
New
York
$12 million
or
85
Ocean
re¬
secured
by other
Ice
Co.,
Realty
gross.
(quar.).
(quar.)
1st
..
_
Date
•
Gas—
debs,
1969
due
%
series
due
due
Apr 10.
Industries, Inc.,
5 Vu %
3-21
1
3-31
4-14
$1.13
-
2-21
3-31
$1.06%
-
4-14
3-21
'
>$1.06
.
% 3-21?
*^+'4-14
4-.
$l/374b
;
^
-
—
3-21
1
3-21
'$1.45 7..V4-.1
"
Co.-
Line
Ben
4-25
140c
common-
12%C
.
4-
4-
Supplies, Ltd.—
Mfg.
...15c
Life
$25c
Corp
3-17
3-
30c
66c
97 %c
$1.11
4-
.
7.
3-
4-1-.
3-28
7"
3-14
'
3-14
3-20
1
3-
,3-31
3
1
3-17
4-1
3-17
4-
4-
1
3-17
.
37%C
3-31
3-
%iy.
zz'z-t.
4-10
3-31
—_
*
America—
r'
25c
3-24
J.
-
3-25 *
75c
*-
.
1
•
20c
4-24
20c
4-24"
10 c
—
40.c pfd,-(accum.)—/
7
'
3-14
-
15c
,l
:.
(quar-.)_«>v_'
t-
Old Tmvn Corp.,
-
3-28
—„_
—
3-10
3-14
4-1
$1
'I,.
Coal
3-20
1
4-.1
$1.10
Colony
1
t$1.75
—
5
3-20
4-1;
.
?20c
2———
of
3•
3-26
$1
—
7
4-
25c
(quar.)—
Co.
1
4-1
4-1
12
t
;
Insurance
,
-
-
22%c
—
(quar.)_.—
—
.
3-21
4-
15c
-
-
Ltd
Co.
3-20
v
1
4-
115c
;
5% pfd. (accum.)
preferred (quar.)i.—
5%
3-31
■
1
Cement—
—
3r31
.
4-15
.
127%c.
.
+3-14
"1"
40C
■■'•"
Corp.,
Co.,
&
3 -21.
:
•
(quar.-)——1
Insurance"'!Mass.)
Old National Corp., class A
Oitver
-
Corp..
,
5-28
]
il.Apr 24"
i__
Ontario
1207
7%
.._.Mar. 25
due
Products
(quar.>
3-14
3-19*
,.,4-10
-4-10
3.-14
Osborn
dividend
s
Mar 25
*
25
Mfg.
Co.
Paper
2
(quar.)——
4-15
7
4-
4-15
:-tl3%c
5-16
3-
4-80
?i5c
:
t
3-19
(
3-31
3-31
125c
—:
..
4-
1
3-14
$3
tW
2
5-. 1
5-15 '
a
a
-
_/
1$1.75
20c
(quar.)
-4%
common
4-
3-1*
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
-
3-26
3-28
81
4-1
3-7
60c
-—
preferred
4-15
30C
_Z—
(quar.)
4-15
6-15
_
(Quar.")-—:,
Co.,
4-
-'
po., Ltd.—
- —
Owens-Illinois Glass,
I
-3-31
(quar.)
iquar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. Co,
Oxford
debs,
Steel
€-
10c
Quebec fey.- is-a)/.—
preferred
J. Gash
$1.12 Vj-
pfd. A (quar.)
B
Qpelika Manufacturing Co.—
'
e
16c
_
v—-■-i
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.. 6%
5+2% convertible - preferred
»
,_.
sub.
iquar.)
Ontario Loan A- Debenture Col
1207
:
(quar.)
common
$1.06^4
—
preferred" (quar.)^1——
Inc..
Ontario &
.
preferred 1951 series -(quar.)
conv.
4V2%
«
conv.
1
-
Rubber
Comriion
1975
S.
5-
•
Quarterly;
Oltf
—
1,
4-15
4-
1
$1.50
70c
5-15
5-
8
3-19
'
3-2V
»
r
L..Mar
U.
4-14'
•;
"5-
,/'•
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred, <quar.)_
Old
-
1972
series
•>
3- 0
3- 5
1
4-25
28c
%_
com.
preferred
Old
_♦
Mar 25
3?8 %
4- 2
25c
Mfg.
oilgear
1206
1
„__Mar25
31
1
$0,803-
v
;4V
Ohio Water Service -Co. (quar.)c.
1201
„.-Mar28
1964——Apr
Inc.—
—
7-21
44c
/
.
preferred iquar.)—
jsdison Co., common
Omar,
gold bonds, due July 1, 1967
1971
-
Light..& Power (quar.)/
rCbeiflRjai;. * common < quar.)„
—.+.—- ——.%
4.44%
■
Page
stock—Mar 24,
2%%
due
4-14
4-
6- 1
■'4-
15c
Class B (quar.)_„
—t——
Ohio Consolidated .Telephone Co.—
6%
United Gas Corp., 1st mtge. & coll. trust bonds—
series
.
15c
—
Tpleplvpne ^(qiiar.)
Specialty
4JA%
preferred
Pulp & Paper Ltd.—
mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due Dec.
318%
4-25
•
162%C
•
..
————
4.40%
.
Indianapolis Paint & Color Co., 5%>
Irving
3-25
4-25
4-15
10c
:.
3.90%
Utilities Corp.—
cumulative income debs, due Sept. 30,
General mortgage 5%
1
4-
50c
.
OF TENDER
-
System,
3-13
5-12
$3.50
(s-a)__—-
Ogilvie Flour Mills,, Ltd.. common (quar.)—
*
7%
preferred ,(quar.)
Ohio Brass Co., class A (quar.)———
&
Indianapolis Transit
2-14
3-17
:
Olin Mathieson "Chemical—
rioncumulative
6%
3- 3
4-7
i5c.
lquar.)—
gtd.
7%
States'Portland
Cement
Office
under
Company and Issuo—
American
carrying securities increased
was
called
40c
Scotia
Oberman
stock
NOTICE
Changes according to industry
release. Loans to brokers and
$288 million of which $237 million
Co.,
Telephone, Ltd.,
O'Sulllvan
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called
for
redemption,
a
common
3-14
-
3-28
$1.28%
Class'' B 1 qriar.)
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."
4%
mil¬
City and $14 million in Chicago, and decreases of
$16
in the St Louis District.
including
General
Commercial and industrial loans increased
$131
lion
of
and
5% *
preferred. A + quar.»————
NoxzemA
Ohio
CoMtition Statement of Member Banks
1
3-31
+ 3-28
Quarterly
Notices
I: The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
Ohio.
Northwestern
320
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
957
4-
18c
•
•
69,035
—
3-11
•
preferred (quar.)
preferjred. (quar.)—
5.80%
_
35
+
3-11
1
Oil,:-Ltd.—
Natural
Northern
.9%
2,484
—
RR.
preferred
Northern
foreign
127,272
1
4-
4^*%' preferred («iuar,)
——,——4 Vj. % preferred :qimr.)_———.—'
16
—
201
of
4-
115c
(semiannually)—
^r22% .preferred
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
Star
4.40%
'
Nova
+
!15c
18n(C
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
'
874
—
176
—
7
—
/
—
498
.
3-
Corp.
iquar.) —„
Insurance Co.
American Refractories
984
—
7
3-31
"
"
3,335
10,738
.
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
Federal
+
2,118
7
3-
(quar.)——;
Carolina
'
Domestic
From
1,528
-
7
3-
3-31
preferred (quar.)
Northern
deposits
3-
3-31
48!'2C
Engineering Works—
'a——
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar,)——
5% new preferred (initial)
34
+
7
Corp.-^-
Life
31
+
76
56,031
.
60,886
.1%
Aviation
Coal
;iiwV-.263
110
7
3-31
Northern
-
deposits adjusted.
I—I——.
Time deposits except U. S. Government
i
tExclusive
—
+%;
3-
97V2c
.v.//'.'.,;,$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)—
North Penn Gas Co. (quar.)
L,
LIABILITIES—
Demand
reserves
47.4%
+.
3- 7
3*31
■
—
(quar.)
com.
Northern Quebec -Power Co., Ltd.,
From
53,365,324
.««+. .195,
1,000
2,510
,
3-
3-31
$1.02 Va
——
American
North
106
in
of Rect
3-31
$1.31 Yi
(quay.)—
(quar.)—
dividend
American
940
1,552
1,312
deposit and F. R. note lia—
bilities combined
Contingent liability on
ances
purchused for
8,607
;
Corp.
American Car-
+1,243
1
banks
Holdert
When
Payable
-
90c
———
Ltd.,
Mining, Ltd.
(Chicago)
54
19,907
——
—;—
American
353
—
notes
Balances with domestic banks—1——
^
27,543
197,383
1137
-
85c
—
North
699
13
Cash
+
V
.
-.1
45c
w.—:—
(quar.)
North
+ 2,349
106
4
>;
—
Weaving
Wire
B
North
258
+
1,136
bonds
Interbank
195
+
809,198
—
-~Apr
1094
~
15
2,069
,
351,222
+
•
2
Share
.
(quar.)
31")—-j
March
North
29
—
of indebtedness
-
241,107
—
*
-Apr 14
Apr 14
May 29
(initial payment from Feb. 25
North
764
+
'+■
6
•*
- •
•
•
com.
—
North
'1'
U.
Other capital accounts
;
—
51,981,515
.
+
ACCOUNTS—
.Surplus (Section
Surplus (Section
to
—
5,689.095
pfd.
Stock
11
+
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks-
Total deposits
Deferred
1208
Mar 14
30c
or carry-
securities
222,419
S.
(quar.)
to
483
—
445
Treasury bills
preferred
Class
466
29,927
,
Treasury
+
1
Apr
_
——■
preferred "(quar.)
Niagara
3,755
+
2,555
/
*
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
-•
for
dealers
and
purchasing
Government
S.
128,102
—
<>
1205
...
Corp.,
(quar.)
5!'«%
832
342
loans
estate
—
346,246
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
>
.
4.85%
Mar. 13,
Mar. 5,
+
carrying securities..
or
+
159,734
■!'
12,
4.
loans
brokers
Other loans for
60,886
118,997
;
preferred
preferred
Norris-Thermador
89,408
industrial loans—_
and
Agricultural
Treasury certificates
18,971,740
570
Apr ,/L
1959
mem¬
52,776
Other loans
notes
1
issue.
preferred
3.90%
(In millions of dollars)
adjusted!
adjusted!
Loans
U.
bank reserves__„__.
this
in
3.60%
Normetal
1,185
,
Deposits:
Member
due
preferred .stock
Sugar. Co.,
3.40%
follows:
Loans and investments
9,793
28,024
+
53,365,324
.........
bonds,
4.10%
Mar.
15,064
160,893
—___
Total assets
1
rer
Increase (+ ) or
407,950
+1,780,334
85,438
Other assets
1-Apr
Chemical
Name of Company
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$99 million and borrowings from other decreased $201
million/ Loans to banks decreased $135 million.
7
6,512,926
premises
1,
1949
Ltd.—■
Niagara Mohawk Power
Time deposits increased
81,800
239,005
15
Items
Page
.Apr
Oct.
I960*.—
DIVIDENDS
$111 million in New York City.
Loans
Due from foreign bunks
Uncollected
dated
5.25%
amounts in the other districts.'
320,805
—
1254
1
Apr
---
CALLED
.<
12,493
,
1254
.1137
(Continued from page 14)
Decreuse (—) Since
23,437,122
securities
1977
ISSUES
due Nov. 1, 19G6—
Corp.—
7
•
Convertible
preferred
stock
4Va%' series A subord. debs., due Nov. 1, 1987
r
43'8% series B subord, debs., due Nov. 1, 1987
Prentice-Hall, Inc., 5% cutnul. preferred stock—
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—
4.20%. cumulative preferred stock
——
deposits adjusted increased $835 million in
New York City, $186 million in the Chicago District,
$113 million in the San Francisco District, and by smaller
ASSETS—
Total U. S. Govt,
bonds,
Window Corp.—
convertible debentures
6%
Olin
Demand
8,583,906
—8,571,413
2,789,257
Total
Held
320,805
+
____
Notes
Bonds
1254
Church—
serial
Holdings of Treasury bills and of Treasury notes in¬
million, respectively. Hold¬
ings of U. S. Government bonds increased $92 million
in New York City and a total of $181 million at all re¬
porting member banks. Holdings of "other" securities
increased $172 million of which $91 million was in the
San Francisco District.
295,998
3,302
—
230,840
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
U.
1957
—
857,698
21,918,090
491,032
,
March 20,
1958
21,060,392
Redemption fund for F. R,
Total gold certificate
March 12,
1137
creased $106 million and $44
dollars)
March 19,
1958
:
1972
"Other" loans decreased $85 million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
due
-
than
885
1210
Date
1st mortgage serial
Miami
2.804669
2.815937
1st &
♦Announcement
(In thousands of
due
of Pennsylvania—
ref. mtge. series C due
mtge.
5%
.233350
2.805541
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
1207
-.
Ltd.—
debentures
Dufresne Industries
1
•Nominal.
—Mar 31
Telephone
1st
.193283*
.233350
Kingdom, pound sterling
1092
1
31
Corp.—
debentures
Stores+ 1957)
Broadway
.496950*
2.805417
pound
Corp., 4?®%
convertible
5%
.140080*
.0349000*
franc _•
Union of South Africa,
Gas
&
Company and Issue—
.264000
2.787314
,
.496950*
Switzerland,
Inc.—
Co.,
ENTIRE
.0800560*
.0800560*
.263862
„
Gas
Woodward
.140080*
peso
Gas
Electric
State
.328151
.328217
.328251
.0800560*
.263837
2.788056
krone
Natural
1207
.
.00277912*
.00277912*
,.263837
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
f
.237975
.210837
»■
•
,
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
.237955
.210887
Mexico, peso
United
.00285795*
.210862
yen
Sweden,
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00237562
I'".-'
^
Mar 31
Apr;: 1
4',2% 1st mtge.rASocollateral trust bonds due 1977.—-Apr
1
Western Light & .Telephone Co., Inc.—
:
•
f» .; -V/v
1st mtge. 4%% bonds Series G due July 1, 1983--—--Apr -; 1
Whiterock Quarries,",.Inc.—t6% 1st & refunding mtge.-bonds due April 1, 1969—Apr
1
.210770
.00311807*
.237930
Ireland, pound
Norway,
.210720
.02285795*
.00237562
-
Deutsche
rupee
Japan,
.210695
.00311807*
1.023843
ik;
1203
1
sinking
United
.00311807*
.210745
.00285795*
-
!
1,023320
.00311807*
,
1
:
fund debentures due 1974-—Mot 31
Trans Mountain Gil.Pipe JLine Co.—
*
•
'
1st mortgage As- collateral" trust bonds..
————Apr/: 1
.0385356*
.0200437
.0200437
1.023375
.210720
a
York
5«/z%
'
2.243176
.0385356*
.0200400
1.024335
-.
E.) Co.,.. 4%% eumul.jionvvpreferred stock-Apt
1
Engineering Corp.'r—.
". "
+
77;
4.50%
cumulative-preferred stock——;-J.—:
Saint John DrydoCk Co., Ltd.-r-.
.0265083
.0264733
.0385356*
.0200400
New
.0555555*
2.243325
2.243525
.0385356*
,0200400
Mjar. 20
.0555555*
1.024250
„
•*-
;1202.
:
.0264733
2.243873
V
+
-
convertible subordinate debentures duo 1966
<
.0555555*
.0263733
2.243774
__
$
.0555555*
.0264400
.
„
Mar. 19
4,'
33a% 1st mtge, s. f. bonds due April l, 1965——AprLaclede Gas Co., 4.6% cumulative preferred stock—--Mar
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 18
$
.0555555s1
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
Mar. 17
$
?
Tuesday
1969————Apr
due
B,
(R.
5'/2%
Kansas-Nebraska
Friday
Mar. 14
Page
7,
Dote
7
debentures, series A and series B_————-——Apr
Interstate
Country and Monetary Unit
7
s. f. conv. debs, due 1961—Apr ,1
Manufacturing -Co.—."-J
6% convertible subordinate .debentures due 1966———Mar 31
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd.—
w\: .v.7":v.<r'
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc., 5%
Brunner
6%
;
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
Company and Issue—
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
.
REDEMPTIONS
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
.
1971—
_.Apr
11 J
1137
*
5.
'
Pacelot Mfg. iquar.)'
Pacific. Indemnity
—
tquar.)—
^
i-
1
3-15
Volume
187
Number 5727
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
Name of Company
Stock
$4.75
copy.,
$4.40
pfd. (quar.).
'ft
Light Co.—
$1.183,4
—
3-20
4-15
,
3-20
4-15
$1.12'/a
Stock
*
4-15
Quebec
5% preferred 'quar.)
4.5Z% preferred
6.1 6%
preferred
preferred
5.64%
6?
preferred
Pacific
ft_
-
3-31
4-10
'
3-31
'
16ft
4-
preferred
6 %"
4%
con^,
7
1
5-17
$3.50 1st
2-1
$3.50
3-31
3-
37VaC
-
■
^
(quar.)—
preferred .(quar.)—
Rust. Proof Co. (quarft™—
Parnielce
Ttaiiiportation
$1.30
6-13
8-15
12-15
'
3-28
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
:
(quar.)
60c
83%c
Penton
3- 7
:
4-
1
25c
6- 2
Stores
30c
4-
3-28
50c
(quar.)
.
4-15
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoria & Eastern
.
30c
Pepsi-Cola
C<r- (quar,)—
Permanente Cement
(quar.):._ft_—
Pet
Milk
*%■%
Co.,
Petrqlane
Service
Gas
v~
4-
>4-
'
;ft, 20c"
(quar.
.8-25
preference
($1
•;
(quar..)
common
Philadelphia Jftar-Cft Inc.".
Philadelphia;
Germantown
RR.
Co.-
•ft
'V-
Philip MorrikTuc.,
3.9055'" preferred
A
(quar.
62 %c "
93 %c
•
ft-
(quar.)..—_—
RR.
(Hartford)
Piedmont Natural Gas,
:
1
A
3-10
3-13
3-31
3-20
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
1
6-13
7- 1
9-12
9-12
1-1-59
12-12
3-25
3-12
1
3-25
1
3-10
4-15
4- 1
Southern
40c
4-
3
3-10
4-
1
3-11
5-
1
1
4-
1
ft 5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-13
3-25
1-
1
5-
1
3-14
4-
1
t20c
4-
1
3-31
5%
4%
4-
1
4-
1
4-23
4-14
t20c
4-
2
ft
3-28
3-10
1
3-14
4-
3
3-19
4-
4%%
preierred
—
(stock
Petroleum
div.)
1
4-
4-
10c
3-28
3-18
ft
4-15ft"
3-21
1
"3-12
3-31
$1
4-
St.
4.80%
I
1
$1
4-
1
4-
1
5%
Louis
National
St.
Stockyards
Co.
(quar.)
3-28
4-
$1.23
25c
7
7ft'
preferred (guar..)——
$1.75
6-
2
5-20
St.
62 %c
-6-
Z
5-
8
St.
7-15
7-
1
St.
—
Pitney-Bowc-s, Inc., 4(h55 preferred
Pittsburgh Brewing, Co.; (accum.
$1
.
20c
—
3-26
17 %c
5-
53 %c
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
-4-
62 'ac
(quar.)
5-
5%
(quar.)
—
4- 8
ft
.tquar.)
Plough,
75c
ft
-
4-
15c
.
.4-
'
r~t~——,—1
Plymouth Oil Co.-u miuoedl
36c
;
Plymouth
5c
2nd
$2.50
preferred
62
—_
(guar.'_u„»./_„,^i
3-28
4.28%
%c'
'
K.)
inc..
Co.
5-
1
,
5f»c
1
Portland
ft
(quar.»_._,—
Transit Co., 5ft
pfd. iquar.
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6ft pfd. (quar.)
Porto Rico Telephone ><quar.
Electric
Potomae
Power
Co.
30c'
15C
11-15
11-
i.
31'Ac.
preferred
Co.,
$1.50
Corp. of Canada Ltd., coin, (quar.)—
4('a ft 1st preferred (quar.»_„,—
6ft noncumulative partic. pfd. (quar.)^
5ft
plus
-
(encire Issue
preferred
demption
.
;;
May 29
this dividend)
called
$50
at
on
A:
Procter
LamberV Inc.
&
Progiess
'Prophet
Gamble Co.,
Providence
Providence.
&
Co.
Service
Public
4.20ft
Cef.
of
preferred
redemption
4-15
27 %c
5-
3-31
3- 5
Scott
Co.
40c
4-
Scott
4-15
''3-20
4-15
ft"3-20
12 %C
5-29
3-28
4-
5-
1
7Re
—
$4.50
3-20
"4- 4
Scullin
4-
$2
(quar.)_.__
17 %c
4-15
4-
$4.76
3-14
"3-20
$5
4-
3-14
$2-50
$02 %c
iar.)^„„
pfd. (quar.)—
44-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
1
Issue
(initial)
Purex
Corp.,, Ltd.
Pyle-Nationai Co.,
...8
5%.
5c
$1
$1.06
$1.16%
^T-!5
4
4
4-
1
—
$1.02
3-31
3-31
oom.
(guar.)
voting common
(quardi.^
(quar.)
*
50c
$1.75
.*■.
20c'
25c
1
.
3-24
4-
4-
1
6-
5-14
3-27
3-14
3-28
3-19
15c
4-
1
3-19
$1.12%
4-
1
3-19
30c
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-10
—■
^
common
(quar.)
2%
5-12
4-10
4-10
3-20
$1.25
4-10
3-20
$1.25
4-10
3-20
$1.25
;
-
4-10
.
—
(quar.)—*
3-31
3-31
fc*eel
Shell
4-
1
4-
1
>10
25c
4-
2
2-28
15c
3-26
3-10
Co.
-
(quar.)
(accum.):
3-11 *
;'3-15 '
4-
1—
$2
4-
1
3-14
3-15
6-
5-9
$1
6-
5-
9
75C
9.
8-
8
12-
_
payments all
arrears
11- 8
by end of this year.
&
10c
(quar.)——,—
4-
1
3-18
40e
—
Gas Corp.
4-
I
3-18
3-31
3-13
*50c
Corp. (reduced'
4-
2
2-28
$56 "4c
4-
2
2-28
25c
4-
1
3-20
35c
ft
Association
'(quar.)
Co.
—
—
—
(quar.)
Products
30c
—ft
quar.)
3-31
3-
7
50c
——
(reduced
>
and
3-31
3-10
3c
3-29
3-10
Common
(quar.)
1ft
7%. preferred (quar.)
Class
Inc..
B
class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
—.—
—
>20
3-29
3-10
5-
1
4-15
>
1
4-11
4-
1
3-17
50c
15c
4-15
3-29
3-20
3-19
3-25
3- 3
25c
6-13
5-15
25c
9-15
>15
1
3-14
22%c
3-31
3-17
45c
7-10
(s-a)
$2
(quar.)
20c
ft;
(quar.)
22%c
4-
7- 1
1
3-20
3-31
3-17
4-
Electric Co.—
ft
$1.25
4-
1
3-17
$1.10%
(quar.
4-
1
3-17
$1.07
ft;
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-20
4-10
4- 1
$1.50
;
Insurance
Co.
(Dallas;—
\
92%c
97%c
$1.033ft
$1.06%
$1.10
$1.15
27%c
27%c
—
from
(12c
5-
1
4-18
>
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
investment
from
15c
3%
dividend
$1.12%*
Standard Dredging,
preferred
4-
3-14
4-
3-14
7-
50c
10-
30c
12-15
1> 1
4-13
3-15
;
preferred
(special)
(N. J.)
40c
(Ohio>
A
Ltd.
(quar.),-
>20
4-23
4-1*
4-
1
>14
25c
4-
1
3-14
75c
4-
1
>14
$1.40
15c
4-
1
>14
4-10
3-26
4-10
3-26
93%c
$.T7%c
12 %C
X15c
$0.1719
Ltd.,
Eken, Inc.
3-31
1
3-44
4-
1
>30
4-10
3-20
4-
2
>18
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
4-
1
3-15
3-28
3-
50c
"75c
5-
4-17
12%c
25c
4-
25c
3-31
3-31
>15
6-30
>14
1
5
3-31
>17
I
y>21
4-15
3-31
Corn.-—
convertible
preferred (quar.i
Street Investment Corp. (Boston!
dividend
Stecher-Traung
Common
Lithograph Corp.—
(quar.)
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)——.———
(quar.)—
——
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
$1.23
preferred
(quar.i
$1-25
$40c
Stedman
4-13
4-
(N. Y.)—
Voting trust certificates (initial)—
Starrett Co. (L. S.) (quar.)
Co.
5-17
>20
3-31
(quar.)——
pfd. (quar,)
class A (quar.)—$15c
Class
B
(quar.),.—
—tide
Stanley Home Products (quar.i
—
50c
Stanley Works (quar.)
60c
common
Standard-Thomson Corp., 5%%
6%
2
—
(quar.)
Paving As Materials, Ltd.
Standard Properties
5%
1
6-
15c
3%%, preferred
5%
3-20
4-
3-31
lS^ftc
50c
.
—
Standard
5%
«
3-18
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
As
>
>20
1
Steamship Co—
—
Brock
1
3-31
4-
10c
——
(quar.)—
;—:
common
———ft—
Radio.
4-
25c
participating preference (quar.).
Participating
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.L.
Co.
3-45
50c
(quar.)
Standard Gil
>15
>15
2-)c
$3
B
6-15
8-13
11-15
10c
Fire Insurance
Fruit
"Extra
>13
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
As
6-16
1%
(quar.)_,
common
Standard
Common
2%
1%
ft
(quar.)
Standard
50c
2-13
—
—ft®
Standard Financial Corp.,
Starrett,
1
4-
30c
-—*_>—
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins.
Stanley
>17
30c
——.—
ft—
Square D Co. (quar.)_^
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
Standard
4-15<
1
30c
ft—
dividend
Class
4-
5-
;—
——
dividend
75c
4-15
5c
——*ft
Stock
$1.60
3-28
(quar.)—,—
——
Stock
Steel
4-10
ctfs.
(quar.)
3c
Stock
State
Water & power Co.,
4-18
4-15
45c
Starrett Bros.
will be
3- 5
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
Life
of
Canada,
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
Shulton,
"*
4-
(accum.)
3-20
-
4-
$1.25
—
1
3-15
$1.13
12 %c
75c
(accum.)
Sidesbook Co
Oil
Sherman
3-10
10c
31'/4C
(Omalia)
4%% preferred B (quar.)——ft.
Shelby
>20
com.
Corp.
preferred A (quar.)—
Shaw-mut
3-12' "
1
4%
3-20
$1.1834
-—
(quar.i
Oil
Shawinigan
I
tsr 3-20
30C
(.guar.)z
Sharon
3
3-12
ft
Co.
3-
ftilftS- 3 ^.-M 3"t3- 3
50c:
Shaler
Shamrock
3-24"
*
above
cleared
•
3- 3'
^
3-3i;
:.
-$1.75
(quar.i
.--,.3-3-
35c
-
-
3-15
3-91
$1.04%
4-18
3-13
i(quab.)_J—————
A;
preferred
preferred
preferred
With
*
(quar,)ft,^_d;l-^-l
common
4-18
5-
50c
com.
(quar.) —
(quar.)——
A
(quar.)
Acceptance
Roebuck
5%
3-15
3-31
t guar.)
5-
10c
(quar.)
A
preferred
5%
3-31
8ft' preferred .(quar.
4-17
3-20
4-
—
—
5%
35c
Paper
3-31
91 %e
^—_
Rubber, common (quar.)——_
4%%
prior
preferred
(quar()_—;
i—
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Seminole Oil & Gas Co., 5% pfd. (quar.).—
45c
As
3-20
...
1
3- 5
3-31
6- 2
$$1.50
Sports Arena (Del.) (stock dividend—
'
25c
Seiberling
(quar.)__
Pulp
Co.;
dividend
Securities
„•
called, for
Non-voting; common (quar. )-.,^.^-^—-^
i'/v
original preferred (quar.t^d-I-i—Puget Sound
series
preferred
preferred
Sears
$1.07%
1st preferred
85c
i
—
(quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
$5 sinking fund preferred
**^3-17*
1
Indiana—
preferred
7ft
Co.
$5
$02 %c
PR.'-4'
preferred " tquar.)
pref
3-17
$1
RR.
Finance
Stock
3-25
1
3-28
—,
preferred (.quar.)-
Publicaiionu Corp.,
—
(reduced)__
<quar.)—_ft—
(reduced)
Line
preferred
Steel
Seaboard
ft3-13
1
He
4.65ft
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Electrhs As Gas,
$1.40
(quar.).
common
Seismograph Service (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Karney,
3-18
1
$75c
—
:
preferred
Air
—-
(quar.)—
Manufacturing,
3.65%
$1.25
(increased)
preferred
$3.40
preferred
Seaboard
4ft; preferred (quar.)
4.24ft ..preferred;, t qudr.)_——(
^preferred
Fetzer
Ao
Paper,
$4
Public Service Co; of Oklahoma—
4.36ft
1
SI
37 %e
Convertible into common
4.18ft
4-
—ft—^
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)^
Extra
(N. Y.)~
5% .preferred (quar.)
5%fft preferred A (quar.)—
Quarterly i
Corp.,
April 2 at $109 per share
4.08ft
1
Co.
Quarterly ft
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-14
'
Public Service Co. of North Carolina
"
4-
Schering
$0,385
.
6%fe
Schwitzer Corj).,
10c
on
$1.40
& Ti-ust
1
3-10
re¬
plus this div.j
.
Fisher
National Bank
4-
45c
2-24
15e
ten tire
3-17
1
ft,
3-15
76c
Spokane International RR. Co.
3-31
4-
3-20
share
^ guar.
Worcester
4-15
35c
3-28
Scovill
•
pfd.
Transport Co., 5ft
preferred it guar
5ft
28c
(quar.)
3-31
t75c:
—
(quar.)„—
Provincial
ftft-^^-ft
pfo.
1
J62%c
capital gains )__^_^—
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)...
Special Investments & Securities, Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred fquur.>_
3-31
3-31
*56c
(quar.)—
Gas
4-15
;
v
85i>
25c
As
Investors
income
*
.
(quar.)—_—
"guar
Manufacturing
Co.
for
per
•*
—„
Prestoie Corp.^ 5ft
preferred
Preway; Inc. (qu#r.)
^
Price Brothers, Ltd. {guar.)
Pratt
.
&
Sovereign
3-31
——_—-
convertible
4.40%
3-31
$50c
Power
Inc.—
4-15
4-15
30c
'
Prentice-Kail,
22c
4-
/
3-31
22 %c
——
(quar.),'—_————__
Co, (increased quar.)_:
Scarsdale
4-15
c
40c
*•
4ouar.»
Sayre
24
—
(quar.)-',
00c
Electric
^Sangamo
3-17
4.36%
1
5.60%
"3-31
4.40%
4.60%
1
Sandura
3-14
3-31
5- 9
1
>15
3-15
24c
—
4.25%
0
5-31
1
1
>15
(quar.(ft
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) ,<quar.)_
4.15%
8
5-
t35ig-C
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4%%- preferred (quar.
;5%' preferred (quar.)_;
3-14
4-15.
-
5-
5-31
5-
Transit Co.,
Antonio
"
Portland General, Electric Co.
6-14
8-
3-25
'3-31
tl5c
5-15
3-14
1
4-10
*34%C
common—
————
3.70%
3.90%
3- 7
1
8-15
*
4-
4-17
4-
44-
1
>15
5-15
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
1
15C
*
20c
2
15c
3- 7
3-31
60c
$1.10
3-15
Quarterly
9-2
ytc,: common..ft—
3- 7
ft
3-24
6-
12-
3-15
4-
10c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A
$6
'
9-16
12-15
Voting trust certificates common..,—,
Voting, trust certificates common
San Diego Gas A Electric, common (quar.)
7
4-
.17%c.i
/quar,)^
iPo.)
San
6-16
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.')
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.,
5%% preferred (quar.)—
534 % preferred (initial
-
3-7
3-24
$1.25
(quar.)
3-28
Natural Gas Co.—
Southwest
3-20
3-14
3
>18
4-1
6- 2
6- 2
;
stock trust
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
St. Regis Paper, 4.44% preferred A (quar.)
3-13
3-24
'
Tile" Mfg. < quar.
—__
Port Huron Sulprhte As Paper Co. (quar.).—
Portable Electric Tools Inc. <quar.)_^^_.
(H.
5%
3-10
3-27
4-
$5
lie
5%
3-
'
Pomona
Porter
'
ft;'
Co.-.
Inc.——ft_
3-18
f"
1.1
5-15
:
62«dc
.
if
Ry.
Castings.
convertible preferred A
convertible preferred A
5%
3-10
ft.
■
3-31
'
5c
Polaroid
5.ft
Rubber Co." (guar.)___—
Corp., common
1st preferred (quar.)„
lift
4-
$1.75
'
Water
Steel
1
4-
1;, ft 4-23
$1.75
—
^.
Union
3-12
Southwestern
Louis
1
4-14
6- 2
(initial)
Telephone
preferred
4.65%
Louis, San Francisco Ry—-
3-20
,
1ft.
.'
Common
—Lft,, preferred
Plalnfield
1
Louis
4-
$0.265fl'/4
34c
(quar.j_„.
non-cumulative
Southwestern Gas
3-14
1
4- 1
>18
Railway Co.—
Co.
non-cumulative
Southeastern
3-28
4-
75c
>14
1
(quar,)
Southern Telephone (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)
Southeastern Public Service (quar.).
*
Plllsbury;Mills,.,Inc./ common (quar.
'$4 preferred (quar.)_^_
._1,:
Pioneer Mill Co. Ltd. (reduced )_„
Pioneer. Petroleum Co., prior pfd.-(s-a)—
Pacitlc
5%
3-14
4-25
$1.25
—
1
4-25
37 %c
Light & Power, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)———
Corp. Ltd., common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
>10
4-15
Co.—
(Del.)
5%
2-21
3-
1
3-28
40c
$1.20
;—
(quar.)__
England Telephone
New
Oxygen
Southern
2-21
$1.07%
I
4-
3-28
60c
22%c
preferred
Southern
2-21
Lawrence
Co.
(Mobile & Ohio)
4-
4-
>20
>20
>20
Electric—
As
Power
Southern
4
25c
Joseph
5%
St.
Nevada
Southern
3-17
4-25
Gas
Materials
Southern
3-10
3-31
$1.12'/a
$15c
5%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
25c
ft
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
>10
3-24
4-
>30
4-
1%%
ft
preferred
Southern
3-14
3-24
>20
^4- 1
5c
Common
3-14
25c
(reduced)—
>14
1
4-
1%%
12%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana
3-14
4- 2
>28
27c
preferred
California Water, common
(quar.) _^,__
ft
Southern Canada Power, Ltd., oom. (quar.)—
6% participating preferred (quar.).
3-24
.44
>14
>12
5c
(quar.)
participating
5.44%
3-14
$1.18
1
4-
(quar.)....
common
4%%
3-14
$1,25
>14
3-25
3-26
4-
10c
(quar.)
stock)
preferred
4.32%
3-18
1
trust
Southern
3-15
4-
25c
(quar.)
3- 4
Southern California Edison Co.—•
3-20
$20c
35c
:
> 4
3-28
50c
$1.12%
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
(payable in common voting trust stock
4-18
3-31
20c
3- 4
>28
Stock dividend
4-18
93 %c
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)^
4%
preferred (quar.)——ft.
4.30% preferred (quar.)—.
2
75c
r
Pfllslmry Mills, Inc.,. $4 preferred (quarJftft
Pittsburgh, Yonngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
ing
3-10
5-
(quar.)
50c
3-10
20c
Co.,
>17
3-17
Stock dividend (payable in common vot¬
4-11
4-
Bakeries
'
50c
Rico
12 %C
preferred (quar.)_
Ltd.
Porto
pfd.
4-
Light & Power—
(Jacob),
:
4%%
56%c
57%c
57Vbc
62'/ac
37VaC
50c
4-
-
Industries
-
25c
$1.12%
(P. L.) Mfg., Ltd
Ltd. (quar.)—
Telephone Corp., common
Ryan Consolidated
'
South
8%
Water,
*
1
>31
>15
.
20c
90c
—
Corp.
Pittsburgh
•
15c
South Jersey Gas (quar.)
South Peim Oil Co. (quar.)
South
•
>28
10c ;•
f50c
Sugar, common
preferred (quar.)
Southdown Sugars (extra)
59%C
4-
$1.37
30c
preferred (quar.)
^
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).
3-14
1
4-1
12%c
7c
Common (increased)
6-13
1
10-
4-
10c
*
Soss Manufacturing (quar.)
Southarn Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric & Gas—
3-10
.
10- 1
50c
.ft
4-19
(quar.)
common
4.60%
Ltttle,
Cable
Corp.,
4%%
7-
—ft_
3-31
>28
f70c
Sorg Paper Co., common (quar.)__.
5%% preferred (quar.)....
3-20
$28c
(quar.)
4-30
10c
25o
15c
(quar.)—-:
?50c
—
38%c
1
$5c
(quar.)
>31
31 %e
$28c
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.)
5-
<
>17
$30c
(quar.)
4-15
—
3-31
$1.55 preferred
3-10
(quar.),
4-1
25c
'
convertible preferred (quar.)
1
:
5-1
$1.25 preferred
4-15
$1.37%"
(quarft_.._
50c
Sonotone
1
4-
(quar.)
Products
40c
Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.).^
Sommers Drug Stores Co., common
ft."
9-12
1
4-10
10-
4-14
3-12
4-10
3-28
$26c
f53c
Somerville,
t$1.43%
Russell
3-20
i:
ft" 8%c"
_
preferred
4-15
12 %c"
i"
1
"5-
♦ Vft
(quar.)
Pickering Lumber iquar.)_l__-
6-12
Rupperi
3-14
4-
3-14
3-24
5- 1
-
7- 2
Marie
Rcid, common (quar.)——
15c
5%; convertible preferred (quar.)
12%c
Co... Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.)_i$0.328125
Rubenstein (Helena), Inc. (quar.)——
35c
3-15
1
4- 1
30c
....
$2 preferred (quar,)
SnydeT Tool Ac Engineering Co
Solar Aircraft Co. (quar.)
87%-C
$27c
*
75c '
—
Insurant Co;
»*_ft—-ft.
ft
(quar.)
2nd
Rome
5-20
i
4- 1
$1.25
quar.)
3-12
$15c
preferred B (quar.)
ftft
53A% conv. preferred C (quar.)Roe (A. V.) Canada Ltd., common (quar.)
53i%
preferred (quar.)
;
2-28
4-10
97 %C
(quar.)
455; preferred fquar.)
Pbillipine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phqenix Glass Co.. (nionthly)—_____———
Phoenix
.4-
$2.50
(quar,)
com.
4-
3-14
4- 2
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(Increased
6- 9
3-31
-
4.75%
3- 3
4ft:
>17
>17
—-,
quar.)..
3-14
Royaiite Oil
6-
$1.50
preferred
5%
7
Norristown
As
Co.
Robertson
.1-7
3-31
4- 2
MB
2-28
>10
$1.25
1
Rose
——
(gnar.>__ftwi„_:ftft
Trenton
3-31
■*-511""
10c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—•
■-'
15ft preferred (quar.>ftft—.
_—-ft_,—
Philco Corp.,
Philadelphia &
Ritter
3- 7
50c
(Howard)
Common
Tobacco—
J.)
preferred
Metal
Robinson
3-
50c
50o
_
(quar.)
1
4-
$27c
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
Rieke
3-10 7
ft:
?Re
—
—
(R.
Rochester
3-31
$1
7-
5-
—
Association
preferred
3-10
3-31
<quar.i
com.
3-28
25c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(Canada),
(quar.)ftft;
Rockland
87 %C
—
(quar.)
(111.), 3'2'ft
preferred
3-10
...
1ft
Pfizer
(Charles) <t Co.— ft'.* :
•tJVa-ft- preferred •nquar.jft...—
-4ft- preferred(quftr.)__..2„„^_____j.___i._
Philadelphia Electric, common 4quar.)__—'•
3-10
20c
Inc.
3%%
,
3-11
1
Co.,
(initial
common
Smith
3-17
1
•
Rich's
3*19
14-30
40c
$1.12%
.ft,
4-28
"
————-ft-—_
4.50%
2-27
1ft"
3-24
preferred—..—.
prior preferred
New
4-
$1.25
—ft
(quar.)
Racing
3.60%
3-14
3-31
13160 :
;
(quar.)——:
common
preferred (quar.)_
3-21
7%c
(guar.)..
i.:
Reynolds
3-14
$1.50"
Ky, (reduced' 1ft
A
(quarj^^l
A
43A%
,
3-21
4-
1
class
(quar.)_>
Reynolds Metals Co., common
*
Drug
3-31
25c
Annual vftftft
.ft—.
ft
ft
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)
3-15
3-28
50C
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Peoples
3-21
4-
8T%c
87 %c
Revere
5-15 '
.
"
25c
-
<quar.)
common
(quar.i
/
3-15
3-28
J
20c
<
—
4- 1
4- 1
Corp.,—
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
(A. 00 Corp. (quar.).....^—
Smith-Corona, Inc.—
3-15
3-31
30c
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)—_ft_
Republic National Life Insurance (Dallas)—
5-15
2
Yards
Stock
Rayon
Smith
(quar.)—
A
Revlon,
(quar.)
1
15c
,
3-12
6-
t27c
Extra
Class
<;
3-12
1
'
ft/ft.
A
Class
;.
3-12
1
4-
20c
ft ft
"
*
$5c
3-12
4-
.
'
3-12
4- 1 ft.
'
.
$1.15
;
•_
.
$1.12%
—
ft
ft
nonvoting
Year-end
1
$1.10
vpting (quar.)_
Year-end
4-
Mfg.
3- 7
•
1
,
—
preferred -quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibr-e Co. (Maine)—
4-
5%
3-31
20c
5%
class A preferred
(quar.)
Skil Corp. (quar.)—
Slater (N.), Ltd., common (quar.)
■
4-25
•
-
City
>31
$15o
fouar.)
$1.50 participating
Machinery, Inc.—'
(Canada), Ltd.
.
Chains
Class
4-25
5-15
6-15
_" 4- l t
45c
(quar.)
3.35l,'o
Common
'»
8-11
.
.
<4.60ft
f
4-25
33c
V4.40ft preferred (qilar.)—.—.ft————
4%% preferred i;quar.)__H._^ft_-——----.
Common
3-10
5-15
75c
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
•
Renold
ft'4- 1
32ftc
'
.
3- 3
4-11
Sioux
Skenandoa
tlOc
Reliance
3-10
50c
—
3-31
25c
Corp. " (Mass.),
5'.ft:' preferred
(quar.)
Reitman's
25c
-
tl6c
Reeca
3-10
»•
3-25
.
3-10
preferred <s-a)
convertible
Reed Roller Bit
v
< qUar.)__
3-14
2
-
preferred
3-18
.»
4— *1
25c
ft
3-14
4-
5c
1st
3-18
s
3-28
i
..
<
4- 1
4- 1
—-
3-24
3* 3
33c
J30c
jl5c
Simplicity Pattern
—
of America,
Corp.
30c
3-20 >'
4-1
«1V
3-14
-
4-1*
1-2-69 ;
.
3-24
1
preferred' (quar.)ft._w.-.
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
J.--iOc
Rapid Grip &. Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
t$1.30
Wtf- preferred (quar.)—
't:' $$1.56
preferred (quar.)-' ——i„_i
$$1.50
k.
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. <quar.)_—
85c
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quaT.)
;
50c
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.~
'
lflC
preferred- (-quar.)
preferred (quar.)___.,
(J, C,) Co. (quar.;
$1.32
Penney
-
1
7-
1216c.' :>
Telephone^ common {quar. )_.—_
$1- -preferred
7
-4-30
to- %
-
3T%cv
'
\
—
3-21
.
4-19
45c
■
1
■ft:
Peninsular'
4- 1ft-
ay2c
—
Peabody Coal Co.„ cotnmon,
Peninsular Metal. Products Corp.^
3-15
5-15
ft
__
(quar.)—
"
2>,aC
-
/.
con7.
Parker
7-7
2VaC- t '.'A-
.
(quar.)_—
preferred
ft
•
ft. ft. .7ftc-
nquar.j
5%
Radio
:
4- 1
$i
ft
£%_, conv. preferred
cony.
1
*
< quar.)
convertible
4'
Coft common (guar,
preierrea
(quar.)
4-
.; 2ftft
Eastern-Pipe Line—
preferred (quar.)—
A
(qtlar.)_
Hydraulics &
Common
20c- .V 3-31
-•J90c
dividend ft._l-.ftft.
Park ClienTicai
Class
6%
ft
Optical (quar.).
Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar,)__—
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
4-
$1.50
;
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
Racine
.
,.—„„——
Sicks'
38c
Mining Co^Lj
M
&
3-31
3-14
Panhandle
4%
Quiilcy
R
4-15
1
3-24
25C
1.
'T"
3*31
1
4-
4-19
Holier*
When
Payable o/5m.
'
*
4-10
.■
$1.75
$1.50
>
4-
4-15
Share
Silverwood Dairies,
Class B (quar.)
;
—
3-31
$1.05
iquar.)
cprn.
4-15
Shuron
45c
(s-a)
3-31
,
Pagc-Ilershey Tubes Ltd. ft (qua*^ -y-y,
Pan Americaa Sulphur
(irrpg.)
Stock
,
4-10
4-10
i
Telegraph,
(quar.)
dividend
4-10
;
i
$1.54
Vegetable Oil (San Francisco)-—
Stock
r
A
(s-a)_
common
5(ft preferred (quar.)Queen Anne Candy (quar.)__
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (quar.)__
3*31
$1.13
(initial
Pacific Telephone 4;
$1.25
——._
quar.)
•
40c.;
;
•__
75c
:
Par
■
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
5%
(s-a)
;
;
Telephone,
Class
3-20. (
Pacific Power
Common
dividend
Co., common„,.,„.—
preferred (quar.)_.
1
,1___
6'ft
3-20
:
Share
Quaker Oats
=3-20 l
4-15
$1.10
Gqmpany.
Quaker City Life Insurance
3-19
4-15
$1
SLia^.;
—
pfd. iquar.)„..,^.
$4.50 preferred- ( quar.
„
tl
59*
.—
Name of
Holder1
When
Par
3-19
Corp., $4.36 pfd>»(quar.)__ft
preferred .iquar.)
$4.75
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
20c
Express (quar.)
dividend
Pacific Lighting
When
Share-
'
/*
-
Raeific Inbermountata
40
(1357)
Bros.,
Ltd.
Ltd.
3-15
9-30
>15
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
—
$45c
5-
1
$$1.75
4-
1
3-10
Sterling
25 c
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
1
4-
1
'3-18
4-10
>34
40c
4-10
3-37
f30c
4-
3
Sterling National Bank As Trust Co. <N. Y.)
25c
3-
25c
(quar.)
Brewers
Quarterly
(quar.)
—
:
-
—,—
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1358)
Par
Share
Name of Company
Ctern
Stern Textiles,
&
4% %
preferred
Inc.,
common
Chemical
-
fiunbeam Corp.
6-1*
ment
1
3-19
profits)
4-
1
3-19
United
1
3-19
United Gas Improvement, common
1
3-2#
$1.25
4-
1
3-19
United Life & Accident Insurance
43 %c
(quar.)
3-31
3-14
United New
(quar.)
20c
4-
1
3-21
United
4-
1
3-21
United Shoe
$$1
4-
1
3-17
Common
3-24
——
3-14
Bwift
&
Common
(quar.)
Tennessee
(quar.)
Cora,
3-10
4-16
4-
Class
>
1
3-14
1
3-14
U.
4.65%
$15c
4-
1
3-
7
U.
S.
7%
5%
5.10%
5.12%
—
Texas
$5 preferred
3-27
3-
1
4-
1
payable
Mills,
to
holders
Inc.
stocks,
and
4%
1
3- 7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
7
Class
Thor
B
5%
Tcol
Markets,
preferred
Thrift
Torrington
Co.
B
-
5-1
3-15
Common
4-
1
Products
1
6-16
5-16
4-
1
3-14
5-
1
4-10
Universal
4-10
Upson
Utah-Idaho
4- 1
3-22
A
4-
1
3-14
$10 per share plus this dividend
208
South
3-14
4-
1
3-14
15c
3-31
3-10
«5o
4-15
3-31
4-
1
3-14
25c
4-
1
3-14
40c
3-31
3-14
25c
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
12VaC
3-31
3-14
4%
4-10
3-11
t
':
•;
5
4-
9
4-15
4-
9
1
3-14
1
3-21
4-15
4-
3-25
3-25
3-12
4-
1
3-14
$50c
3-31
3-14
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
3-12
7
3-28
3-
i$1.25
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-
19c
3
7
4-
1
3-
t60c
4-
1
3-
7
+$1.12 Va
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
3-31
3-
5
?60c
25c
.
35c
4-30
3-31
30c
4-
1
3-18
8-25
8-15
25C
11-25
11-14
50C
;
-
3-25
3-14
4-15
3-27
40c
3-29
3-14
3-18
(Del.)—
62 VaC
:
.....
...
4-
1
3-12
45c
(quar.)
4-
2
3-21
4-
1
3-21
%
Wabash RR. Co.,
Wagner
$2.50
class A
Walker
(H)
Initial
Wall
new
4-15
4-
1
Wallace
5Vi%
$4.50
Waukesha
Webcor,
4
/o
Inc.
&
•
Oil
3
4-
1
4-
37%c
($50
.,
37*/2C
25c /
preferred
(quar.)
/£,£.'
'
62Vic
17Vic'
1
3-13
4-30
i
4-10
7-10
3-25
,
50c
$1.25
'
(quar.)_
5
7-31
37%c
>
...
preferred
Jewelry
Co..
Radio
resident
3-14
3-31
3-15 /
4444-
1
3-15
1
3-15
1
3-15
1
3-15
25c
Corp.
(increased)--—
R
in
Canadian
tax
Less British
15%;
income
y Previous
published
date and/or record
Jamaica
for this
funds,
resident
-
4-10
3-20
$1
3-31
3-14
—
tax
dividend.
/
,r;
deductible
'
;
the
at
source.
Non¬
tax 7%.
tax.
date
date
Income
incorrect.
Th©
indicated here.
was
is
less
corrected
..
15%
paymeni
.
:
tax.
tPavable in U. S. funds,
3-12
3-31
•
>
\
Canadian nonresidents tax.
2-28
4-16
$4.50
4-18
„
3-31
7%
$1.25
4-
1
25c
4-
1
pfd.
15c
(accum.)—
&
4-
1
3-17
1
3-10
$35c
;
and
10c
from
„.y
4-
1
3-10
3-27
3-17
3-31
3-17
West
3-28
3-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-21
25c
$1.37%
4-
Penn
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15 •;
2c
——-
!
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-31
:
Co.—
4-15
West
4
Common
Co.—
Stock
13%c
4-
1
3-20
15c
4-
1
3-20
75c
4-15
3-14
4-
3-14
4.50%
$5
175c
1
3-
4-
1
3-17
com.
$1.20 pfd.
Water
3-14
6-10
5-26
4-
3-14
1
11c
3-31
3-
(quar.)
35c
4-
1
3-14/
(quar.)
30c
4-
1
3-10
3-28
com.
$1.50
6-
$$1.75
(s-a)—.-
7-
$1.50
RR.,
4-
1
2
1
6
3-17
6-13
5-15
3-14
3-28
3-
37Vic
3-31
3-14
have
60c
3-25
3-10
$1.12%
3-25
3-20
because they went to their doc¬
$1.05
3-25
3-20
$1.02%
3-25
3-20
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
40c
4-
1
3-10
common
4.40%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
6
17c
3-25
3-7
1%
3-25
3-
7
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Carolina
Western
Casualty & Surety Co.
Telephone
Co.
(quar.)
„
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
10c
3-28
3-18
30c
3-31
3-13
(quar.)——
(quar.)
cured
of
cancer
tors in time. To find out how to
cancer,
write to "Cancer" in
care
of
local Post Office.
AMERICAN
3-15
$70c
been
guard yourself against
your
Co.
(quar.)
Western Assurance Co.
...like 800,000 Americans who
25c
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper
3-29
c:'7. •'
3
25c
Co.,
Western
— . ■
3-19
1
75c
dividend
preferred
1
4-
50c
—
(s-a)
Co.,
preferred
4-
50c
—
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
Vhginia
3-31
50c
,..V
3-31
4-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred B (quar.)
4.10% preferred C (quar.)
Texas
4-15
2%
'.15c
(from net investment inc.)
Power
3
$1.12Vi
v
Co.
.
3-14
*
15c
Seashore
4-15
4-
4 Vi %
$1.12%
4-
7
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric
Penn
West
of America—
3-
1
—30c
Michigan Steel Foundry (reduced quar.)
West
7
4-
*
16c
—
West Kootenay Power & Light Co. Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
West
3-
4-25 ■/'
Worts, Ltd.—
(quar.)
4-18
4-
3-21
5-20
25c
62Vic
Snowdrift
&
West Virginia
3-20'
(quar,)_^.__—7%c
•Transfer books not closed
3-21
preferred (annual)—
guaranteed
3-14
-
3- 5
4-1
7-17
5-15
Jersey
Special
3-28
-
3-
3-28
.
3-15
4-18
35c
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
3-14
3-28
25c
(quar.)„_.
par)
3-14
3-31
^
Corrugating (quar.)—
Zenith
3-21
1
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)_
3-15
5-15
4-11
(quar.)
3-
3-31
3-31
West
4-11
Co.
1
3-31
$1.13
West Indies Sugar
1
Fruit
4-
common
&
1
:
Mfg.
3-6
62Vac
—
Bros., Inc., common, (quar.)_
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
3
(irreg..)
Co.,
5-
United
Co.
convertible
5-
(quar.)
3-
683/4C
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
$1
preferred
4l,'o
.
4-15
4-1
12VaC
(quar.)
5%
3-20
1
$1.50
-
(quar.)—
Motor
$1
convertible
Co.
(quar.)
Towne
xLess
Waste King Corp., 6% conv. pfd. B (quar.)
Common
(stock dividend)
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—
Quarterly
!
(quar.)
6%
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
preferred
<fc
5- 1
i
75c
dividend
tPayable
common
preferred
series
preferred
Co
3-14 r\
1
4-
(quar.)
Warehouse & Terminals Corp.:
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
series
convertible
3-
35c
Tiernan, Inc. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.
Ward Baking Co., common (quar.)
1956
Cities Gas
$1.26
''}
5
87Vic
(Jim)
1955
5%%
4-
4-
&
Walter
Corp.—
United
$1.25
Younker
3-28
7
3-25
50c
J50e
—
Investing Corp.—
Aircraft
.
4-15
4-
1
West Coast Telephone Co.,
50c
(quar.)
7-17
8-
2-26
30c
a
pfd. (quar.)
5%
.
preference
preferred
4-15
Oil
Yosemite Park & Curry
3-14
5-
4-18
20c
(quar.)
1
3-31
4-18
3-28
15c
(quar.)
8-
3-31
-
4-15
5%
(quar.)
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. pfek (quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
4-15
15c
5-15
30c
(quar.)
1
75c
$1.12%
(Omaha), Ltd.
3-20
5- 1
preferred
3
5-
$1.25
(Quarterly of 6c from inc.
long-term capital gains)
preference
Biscuit Co.
3-14.
$2.50
5-15
38c
(quar.)
3-17
(irreg.)
4-30
Zalc
Gooderham
on
Street
4%
4.50%
3-
1
4%
87 Vac
(quar.)_
7-11
1
$1.50
Yale
1
4-
t-
4%
United
1
4-
25c
„—
(quar.)—
$1
common
1
4-
4- 7
Stores
7%
92 %C
(s-a)
United Artists Corp.
4-
25c
(quar.)„
Wesson
(quar.)
8-
3-31
Stock
Co.—
Corp.,
Wellington Fund
-
25c
"$1.06Vi
—1
'
3-20
8c
Woodley
3-21
37Vic
4Vi%
Baking
3-14
(quar.)
3-20
4-11
-
15c
Wiser
3-21
15c
Waldorf System, Inc. (quar.)
Walker & Co., common (quar.)
1
United
4
3-20
1
3-12
4
3-11
(monthly)
3.04%
4-10
1
3-31
3-31
5-
(quar.)
Industries
WLsconsin Public Service,
v
(accum.)
$3 prior preferred
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4-
Co.
1
4-
37Vic
Vulcan Corp.,
tl5c
Drill
3-14
4-
—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6%
participating preferred (accum.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
3-19
Twist
1-15
5-
3-10
3-lT
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
7-15
3-31
3-21 *
.
25c
preferred (quar.)__.
Winn-Dixie
10-15
2-1-59
3-21
4- 1
4-1
(quar.).
common
4-15
1
3- 7
3-7
76c
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr. (monthly)
(s-a)
3-14
Union
$4.25
Windsor
5%
Works, common
preferred (quar.)
1
Union Stock Yards
1
1
4-
Chemical
1
preferred
5811-
$2.50
preferred
3Va %
Co.,
i
!
3-31
$1.06%
Woodward & Lothrop, common
(s-a)
4-
4%
11-15
$2
——
Common
4-
RR.,
11-29
&
1
4- 1
>
T
3-15 *.
4- 1
40c
-
preferred
Wilson
$100
for
-
$2
Pacific
8-15
6%
by ex¬
Vapor Heating Corp., common—
Viau, Ltd.
(quar.)
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
25c
Union Investment Co.
5-15
8-30
3-20
Rogers—
t5c
Y.)
(quar.).
Corp., Ltd., common....
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pfd.
(quar.)
Union Electric Co., com. (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
•_
Acceptance
Union
5-31
3-20
4-15
30c
:-:V'.
preferred
B.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Underwriters'Trust (N.
$4.90 preferred
3-12
dividend
Weeden
.
TJdylite
preferred
or
(quar.)
preferred
Union
$4
4-25
3-31
4-15
(quar.)
3-10
<
3-24
4-1
75c
$1.31 W
5-15
—.
Industries—
(J.
40c %
/
(quar.)
10c
—
62'%C
(quar.)
•
3-19
5-15
25c
(quar.)
City)—
Corp.
.
1
67V'aC
-C
.
1
4-
'5-26
10c
Street
4-
75c
25c
.
.
3-L4
3-14
l$1.25
.
3-21
4- 1
20c
40c
shares
preferred
class A pfd.
Stock
9
.
Film
5%
4-
—
..
3-21
>
4- 1
50c
Wieboldt Stores, com. (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
7
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Van Waters &
4-15
*25c
—-
-
4- 6
4- 1
-1*'4-
.50c
r
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
;
$1.25
(quar.)
Motor
5%%
60c cum. pfd. class
called for redemption at
convertible
Sciver
5
$25c
—-
Van
Victor
$50c
,
A
*
(reduced)
(quar.)/
Paper Co.
Extra
Butane Service-
Norman
$2.28
3-17
8%c
(quar.)_
.
'6-10
-A- 1
■■
SOc
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
(quar.)
debentures)
Preferred
13c
;
7
3-26
1
4- 4
$12^Vic
(quar.).—
Whitehall Fund
&
A
3-10
—
Jersey. (Jersey
...
10
of
Preferred
3-10
4-
Mfg.
prior preferred
Whit©
Co.,
issue
year
Horn
3-31
35c
Forging
Van
3-31
—
(quar.)—„
Salle
La
Corp.
Sugar
convertible
4-10
13c
Ltd., class A
(quar.).
B
3-
(quar.)
Power
30c
40c
-
Steel
New
10
$1.12%
$1.06%
class A (quar.)
-
(quar.)--
of
change
Van
—
City Rapid Transit, common
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
3-14
1
12 %C
„
Twin
1
4-
—
Ltd..
*
—:30c4- 1 %' 3-Pt(quar.).*^_^
$13%o--—4-1 - • 3-16
(irreg.)
4-30
30c
Marion
Co.
tentirc
$1
.
-
2-
4-15
3-14
Light (quar.)
Utility Acceptance Corp.—
-
Co.
4-
5
in
i
*
V
-
4-1
1
4-
87%c
87VaC
fTC'/ic
87Vic
25c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. (quar.)——
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)—
Ci'o preferred (quar.)—
4-10
.
Quarterly
Twentieth: Century-Fox
Quarterly
conyertible
3-
1
25c
(quar.)
7-
25c
6c
convertible
Utah
——
> r
4-15
SOc
•
3-28
—
convertible
1
(quar.)
com.
>
30o '
(George)
Class
Weyenberg Shoe
Common
1
Trust,
(annual)
'
:
6c
(quar.)—
-
5-
5-
20c
Co.
V
3-22
■■'.
4-30
30c
pfd.
4-
$1
—
11
75o
■
200%
5-15
-
$3.50
3-17
31 %c
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Quarterly
;
-Quarterly
Trunz, Inc. (s-a)
;
Trust
Weston
Corp.—
$3.50
3-17
4-
-
-■
17%c
17 %c
$1.50
:
(quar.)
25c
-
$2.70 preferred
3-24
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Tri-Continental Corp., common—
Trico
'4-15
$6
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(qt'Rr.)
$1.14
■»
(quar.)
Williams
1
.
3-10
-4-11 :"J
7%%
80c
25c
25c
—
4%%j. preferred;- (quar.)
5%preferred
(quar.)
Transue
Whclan
Common
Robbins
;
Corp.
(quar.)a—
5-
Coal
.
f
6c
preferred
Common
;
Tow motor Corp.
Class
convertible
70c
United
25c
Ltd.,
Traders Finance
Westmoreland:
"
: 3-14
5
••
;(>'«•
-"
•
-
t25c
United Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
United Stockyards Corp., common
25c
Toronto & London Investment Co.
Toronto Mortgage Ltd.
3-15
3-20
3-15
30c
(quar.)——
Insurance
Works,
(quar.)
1
York
-
Iron
4-
3-31
3-15
—
■
(quar.)
30c
3-15
31 %c
preferred (guar.)
Packing (quar.)
A
$1
3-1#
•
„■
-
Stamping (quar.)_._*
Telegraph (quar.)-
Inc.
3-24
1
Tip Too Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Tisliman Realty & Construction, com. (quar.)
»Class
Westmoreland,
5-26
1
(quay.)
5Qc preferred (quar.)——
Timely Clothes (quar.)
Toronto
Union
3- 7
6-13
6-13
1
Inc.—
General
Tool <fc
Western
1
7- 1
4-15
5-
1
'
55c
-
-
$1.25
87tic
5-
:
.
-
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp./com.
5-
—
Toronto
Western
preferred
Whitaker
$1.16
(Payable in class A shs.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Vu % preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)
Time, Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A—
5%
Tobin
7
3-24
$1
$1
common
B——-
3-
3-14
$1
Stock dividend
Class
4-1
1
——
$1.21
(quar.)—
Corp.
5%
1
3-15
,
(quar.)
Investment
Thriftimart,
7
4-
1
class
Co.
3-
50c
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Sugar Corp. (quar.)
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
U. S. Vitamin Corp. (quar.)
.
A (quar.)
(quar.)——————
Power
Tlioiofaro
3-27
4-
1
$1.24
Investment
-
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Common
«piar.)
;
Stock dividend
62%c
$2
4-
,
Industries,
3-11,
$1.12%
4-
A
American
of
.
-
—
$1.14
Ltd.
Thomas
3-11
7
';T.'
(reduced)
United Stores Corp., $6 conv.
United Utilities. Inc. (auajr.j.
$1
(quar.)
4%. preferred B (quar.)
Thermoid Co. (quar.)_
General
3-26
7
stock)
common
Canadian
Plywood Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4%% preferred/ (quar.)
3-
preferred
and
tax
4-
4-
••••"'•
(quar.)
-
Investment Trust, Ltd.
and expenses of
7%
>
7
preferred A
Third
S.
40c
the
holders
to
—
British
4-
——————————.
15c
(quar.)
of
common
Woolen Co.
(quar.)-
—
3- 7
4-
the above payments are also
\ (Both of
-
37%c
Cos.
Co.—-
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
pref. series A (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Co., 8% 1st preferred (quar.)—
U. S. Smelting,. Refining & Mining—
3- 7
$1.25
convertible preferred
$1.25
3-14
$1- :
.
(quar.)
Gas
5%
5
4-
$1.28
—
*
convertible preferred (quar.)
37%c-;
4- 1
preferred 1955 series 4quar.)^.^._37%o
-4- 1
Western Plywood, Ltd., 50c class A <s-a>
$25c >K 4- 1
Class B
(quar.)
^
•
$15c
4-15
37%c
50c
$1.75
22%c
—
Lines
$3.50
,
3-14
■>
!
(guar.)—..
\
3-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas Utilities Co.
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
3-16
3-31
\
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
-
-
depositary)
3-24
$1.35
preferred
3-28
+35c
*
—;
Massachusetts
4-15
1
3-
(quar.)
3-16
50c
10c
10c
1
1
——————
3-16
3-26
60c
4-
4-
.
3-28
3-14
4-
7 r
(quar.)
3-23
(Less
$1.31%
Lines
75c
$1.73
3-31
4-10
3-
;
4-14
Western Stockholders
93%c
4-1
Texas Power & Light, $4.56 preferred (quar.(f
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.(54
.
37%c
93%c
$1.25
$1.27%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
3-24
3% i'o
Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common
3
3-26
3-31
3%%
U.
■;
$1.16%
$1.22 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
5-1
$50c
(quar.)—-r-
5%
5%
U. S.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
10c
3-17
Texas Gas Transmission-—
4.96%
3
3-15
*
Tex-Tube, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)__
$4.64 preferred (quar.)—
.—_—_—
5.40%
4-
3-14
-
(quar.).
Gas
1
4
4-
$1.16
Natural
1
5-
4-1
15c
55c
;
4- 1
$2
(quar.)
Western Naturai
t
(quar.)
Interim
$1.15
preferred
5-
4-1
$1.50
*
$1.50
A
Insurance Securities Co.—
preferred
Western
30c
(quar.)
$1.06%
$1.12%
5.25-%
3-20
40s
(quar.)_
Playing, Card
3-20
Ltd., class
preferred ? (qua#.-)
7%. 1st preferred
4% :2nd preferred
5%, 1st preferred
4- 3
3- T
(quar.)
Tennessee
•
1
1
4-1
$1.02%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4-
450c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.90 %
income),
3-13
3-20
3-10
-
3-14
SOc
Grocers,
$2.50 class A (accum.)
Western Maryland Ry. Co.,
3-20
5-
15c
—
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(N. J.), 4V'a% preferred (s-a)-
8.
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.64%
(quar.)——.
1
2
4-10
4- 1
'*■
3-14
$6
..
Gypsum
44-
(quar.)-
4.25%
4.60%
S
30c
preferred
preferred
4.50%
B
44-
————
U S Freight Co.
2
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
4J.0c
■
(reduced).20c
4-15
Western
2-28
2-28
1
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
3-31
$1.40
3-10
4-
"
* ~'V,;
—62%C
50c
(quar.)«...—.
37%c
(quar.)—,
U S fidelity <fc Guaranty Co. (Bait.) (quar.)
U. S. Foil Co., cksGS A (quar.)
U
(quar.)
'
Cold. Storage
S.
62 %C
preferred
Co., 6%
dinary
3-10
1
"
(increased)—
Machinery Corp—
1
3-12
3-28
$1
$2.50
Foreign Securities—
.—
(25c from capital gains end 15c from or¬
U.
^
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
4% preferred (quar.).
Taylor Instruments (quar.)
Temco Aircraft
1
4-
15c
5%
Telluride Power
4-
~
(quar.)——
S. .&
3
3-31
$1/
Inc., com.
3-
50c
——
(quar.)
1
3-15
(quar.)—
4-
(quar.)_—
8. Ceramic Tile
U.
3-18
Inc.—
—;—
preferred (quar.)
Bymingtcm-Gould Corp.
(James)
4-
1
?7c
(quar.)——-----
$4
Talcott
4-
50c
1
Products,
Electric
ByJvania
2-28
*35c
.
Co.
£ wit .son
3-14
3-31
Publishers
Printers &
Special
6% preferred
U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.
3-24
5c
Mintaff Co.
preferred
Jersey RR. & Canal
$1.13
—
>
(quar.)—
4*2%
35c
(quar.)
Co. of Canada
(quar.)
Corp.
Stores
4-15
Western
preferred (quar.)—
United Illuminating
Co*
Gas
Share
Department
Western Electric Co
2-31
When
Par
Name of Company
Western
10c
37V'aC
50c
$1.06%
32%c
——
—
—
4-
25c
$1.40
income
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
Holderj
•,
Fund,
<3c from invest¬
and 5c from securities
Income
4-
(reduced)
Buperior Propane, Ltd.—
Bunshine
United
25c
common
A
3-11
1
4-
\
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
—
Corp.,
preferred
1.
7-
When
Payable of Rcc.
Share
Inc.—
10c
Inc. (quar.)
Btrawbridgc & Clotliler—
65 preferred
(quar.)——
«tix„Baer & Fuller Co., 7% "pfd.
$4.50
4-
15c
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Bun Life Assurance
Funds
3-18
56c
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£un
Name of Company
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1
—
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5%
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Payable of Reci
15c
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CANCER
SOCIETY
1
Volume
5727
Number
187
.
.
25%
General
Corporation and
and 45% on June 16, 1958.
issue has been underwritten
The
Africa
Investment News
seven
estimated
is
years
to
amount
to
than
more
cise of
1980
■
will
-
Proceeds
these
from
arrangements
loan
new
in
notes due
V.
utilized
be
Net
t
a
,
.of
V
;
"Results
•
187, p. 679.
;
equivalent to 97
it was announced on
represent
turn-around
a
loss
from, net
in
downturn
ard
r
s
t
en
of
March 18 announced
Nutall Gear Division
31,
transaction
Corp:-The
of
directors
both
amount.—'V.-183,
from Westthe approval
subject
is
and
to
in
cash
of
an
\
2695.
p.
of
(Pittsburgh)
is
companies
Vt
-
un¬
Period End. Feb. 28—I
Sales
-
• v,
t*>V
~i'
xs,
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,
1958—Month—1957
$1,487,442
——
—V.
187, p. 927.
.<
.
:
,
$1,663,417
,
1958—2 Months—1957
$2,782,239
$3,063,687
,
%
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Royal McBee Corp.—Typewriter Sales Improve—
-
•-
An uptrend in sales of office typewriters during the first two months
,
Mr. -Walker said. <>;:>*vv.
V- ■
small^loss; in- ,the fourth quarter,"
of
a
1958
reported
was
belcw
running
*
on
levels
the
March
of
the
10
first
by this corporation.
Although
quarter of 1957', deliveries in
"... '
J February were the highest for any month since last October..
According to. the report, indications are that earnings early in 1958
Sales of Royal electric models in February were 25% above the pre¬
will be lower than they were early in 1957.-^'Thetpinch of;rising costs
ceding month and were the highest since July of 1957.
and consumer resistance to price increases* and other-factors in the
v
The company said that a "considerable increase in orders from port¬
nation's economic adjustment, continue* to- be ielt- in-.varying degrees!;
able typewriter dealers began in the latter part of February, as postacross the range of Rhcem products."- Mr.«;WSrtker*satd
Christmas inventories were worked off, and the trend is continuing
During 1957, sales by foreign affiliated andvassociated companies of
Into March."
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products under Rheem license and agreement amounted to $34,000,000,
Sales of the data processing division in February were reported to
approximately 0% above the previous year's $32,200,0t)0. -These sales
be 3% ahead of the same month a year ago.—V. 187, p. 1094.
Net-
with
in
consolidated
not
are
capital
working
$25,586,244
liabilities improved from
Total
at
"the
1956,
31,
end
of
Scott Paper Co.—Expects Increased Sales and Profits
current
Based on
incoming orders thus far this year, sales and earnings should
surpass those reported In 1957, Paul B. Wyant, Treasurer, told a meet¬
ing of The New York Society of Security Analysts on March 6.
In
1957, Scott earned $21,560,126,
after preferred dividends, equivalent
debt was redqeed frpm $59,758,650
year later.
Long-term indebtedness
$30,800,000, and short-term debt was
$35,147,000
to
amounted
1957
to
assets
short-term
long-term and
Dec.
at
current
of
2.9.:
1.5 to
a
to
to
'•,
$4,347,000.
1957,-provides, a five-year term
was included, in tlie long-terhi
Short-term. debt, included $1,500,000
due this year on the $10,000,000 loan.
^
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'
Seasonal credit lines of $10,000,000, considered, adequate" to meet all
credit
A
loan
agreement
of $10,000,000,
debt
reported
at
dated
1958. requirements,
Francisco,
arranged with
York, and Chicago.
were
New
group.,.of leading
a
,v;
-
1,
dend
to not
payments
During
provision
Net
plant
$2,846,258 during the.
1
.
.
equipment
and
1957, a decrease of $1,717,981 during
was $39,074,505 at the end
the year.—V. 187, p. 331.
decided
the
to
..
of
tered
lecelve
additional
raise
stock
loan
80s.
funds
per
of
exercisable
options
subscribe for the
at
95%
at
for
the
by
company
Subscribers
par.
and
to
up
the
of
the
including
loan
payable
either in cash
'
This
issue of
6% regis¬
will
March' 31,
1963,
of
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'
Railways
V
.
-
•
.
the production of copper
but
is continuing
development and pumping operations, and should
be in a position to resume pioduction at th" f"ll rated capacity of the
plant at short notice at any time,after March 31, 1959.
At present
Bancroft Mines Ltd., in addition to the £o,000,000 loan advanced by
Anglo American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd. and British South Africa
Co., has in issue to Rhokana
Corp. Ltd. and Nchanga Consolidated
Copper Mines
Bancroft
Anglo
Ltd.,
has
also
Mines
American
Corp.
temporary
of
repayable from
of notes
£3,000,000
South
Ltd.
which
'
Apart from the funds which will accrue to Bancroft Mines Ltd. as
result of the recently announced agreement with Rhokana Corp.
and Nchanga Consolidated Copper Mines Ltd., the company will
require a further £1,000,000 to carry out its revised program.
With the object of replacing temporary finance set out above and
providing the additional money required, Anglo American Corp. of
South Africa, Ltd., Rhokana Corp. Ltd., Nchanga Consolidated Copper
Mines Ltd., and Rhodesian Anglo American Ltd. have made the follow¬
-V,'
.
•
.
(1) The existing loan facilities of £3,500,000
of £4,500,000 carrying interest at the
amounts
race
of 0%
per
of
notes,
will
fce
repaid
on
April
1959,
1,
when
Bancroft
Mines
will have the right to redeem the loans by payment in cash or by
the issue to the lenders of £7,500,000 redeemable participating preference
-
■
-
The rate of dividend on the preference shares will be 6V2%
(Hi)
stock
per
in respect of each 5% dividend declared on the prdisubject to the maximum dividend payable on the
plus 1%
annum
nary
-
units
preference shares being 12Vtfc per annum. The preference shares will
be non-cumulative until Dec. 31, i960, and thereafter will be cumula¬
tive.
•
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'
----(iv) Bancroft Mines Ltd. will have the right to redeem the preference
shares in -whole or in part at any tirqe after Dec. 31, 1970, at par
a
premium of JQ%
(v)
In
op
plus
the
issue of preference shares. ]!■
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*
beefl agreed that your company will participate to the extent
the provision of the £4,500,000 loan facilities to Ban¬
and will thus become entitled to subscribe 1,200,000
shares in Bancroft Mines Ltd.
of
£3,000,000 in
croft
Mines
Ltd.
In order to provide the necessary funds for this purpose and for the
additional requirements mentioned above, it has been decided' to issue
£4,000,006 6%
registered loan
stock at 95%.
It is proposed to offer
in the
£3" of'loan stock for every 10 stock units held, fractions of
loan stock being
disregarded.
Stockholders will oe enroled to apply
in addition for any stock not taken up as of right and for the balance
of £100,000 Btock being issued.
Subscribers for the £4,000.000 af loan
stock will receive options, free of consideration, to take up ordinary
shares in the company at any time up to Mar<Sh 31, 1963, at 80s. per
share in the proportion of one option for every £4 of loan stock sub¬
scribed.
Option-holders will be entitled to make payment for the new
shares either in cash or by the tender of loan stock of the equivalent
the
to
be
used
of reported
sales the company, together
ranks as the industry leader.—V. 187, p. 86.
basis
iaries,
(G. D.)
with
its subsid¬
the loan stock will be made in the following
ments:
\
instal¬
Searle & Co^—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 5,900 shares of common stock (par $2)
was made on March 13 by Bache & Co. at $41 per share.
It
was
completed.—-V. 187, p. 928..
transducer, designated $MI Type TR 719, converts
an
AC excitation to av DC output"kfgnal that is proportional to dif¬
ferential or absolute pressure, It was'announced on March 15,
The unit has been designed for use in telemetering pressures such
A
as
new
pressure
aerodynamic, power plant or hydraulic systems. However,
be' employed In many other applications $uch as the
DC feed back loop.—V. 187, p. 679.
also
in
can
sensor
a
Shawinigan Water & Power
Ileyden
See
Newport
Shea Chemical
Co.—Acquisition—
Chemical Corp.
above.—V.
186, p.
1546.
Corp.—Earnings Up 300%—
corporation on March 17 announced that it earned $632,866
for the 12 weeks ended Feb. 22. During the same period
year the company reported
a net profit qf $226,283.
Net sales
the corporation and Its subsidiary operatipnjs fpr the period were
This
after
taxes
last
of
compared
Earnings
cents
on
a
to
$3,757,535
in 1957.
in the first quarter of 1958 were 44
larger number of outstanding shares compared to 17 cents
per
common
share
-
trustee
Western
'
t
the
to
to
obtain,
would
or
if
funds,
that
so
not
in their terms,
and construction
projects at the
disadvantageous
be
will
available,
will
funds
be
needed
be
used
for
both
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18,
Oct.
11, 1957.
principal offices are located at 415 Bakewell Building, Pittsburgh,
Its
principal business is contemplated to be the construction,
ownership and management of shopping centers, motels and other
commercial
property.
However, the management intends to engage
actively in all phases of the commercial real estate business wherever
attractive potentialities come to the management's attention.
%
The corporation has not yet commenced active business and ther§fore, no income has been earned.
However, the corporation owns
Pa.
,
option on approximately 29 acres of commercially-zoned land on
Lee Highway (U. S. Route II) one mile south of Roanoke, Va. Archi¬
an
tect's
for
plans
drawn
has
and
Greensboro, N. C.
Akiba Zilberberg,
center have been
of $1,400,000
Co. of
shopping
190,000 square foot
for a 20-year
a
mortgage loan
agreement
an
Standard Life Insurance
obtained from the Jefferson
been
,
and Morris Melman,
the corporation.
majority of the
corporation in¬
corporated under the laws of Pennsylvania in September, 1956, whichis the third
promoter.
They are respectively President and VicePresident of the corporation,
Treasurer, are the promoters and principal figures of
Together they own the controlling interest and a
stock of Tower Development & Investment Corp.,
a
President of Tower.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
10-year 6%
20-year 53/4%
notes
enters
and
the mortgage
into
loan.
Roanoke Valley land is pur¬
paid for partially in notes as is allowed by tho option*
be outstanding if the
JThese notes will
chased
at the completion of construc¬
be outstanding if
will
corporation
250,000 shs.
450,000 shs.
($2.50 par)
amount
1
j
—
Common stock
—V.
185,000
mortgage
Roanoke Valley Shopping
to
the
•1,400,000
85,000
Co.
Center, Inc.
♦This
$2,500,000
l,400,000i
Insurance
Life
Outstanding;
$2,500,000
registered debs
sub.
Standard
Jefferson
187, p.
928.
Siegler Corp.—Expands Military
Research-
division of The Siegler Corp., <m
and expansion of the company'*
Military Engineering Division with the appointment of Dr. Henry 6.
Katzenstein
in a new post as director, Research Dept., Abe Cohen
as head
of Military Product Development and Ruby Blumkin. as heaa
11
Radio
&
Television,
announced
a
realignment
a
■
V
that the new set-up was neces¬
accelerated demands by the military for new ideas
and
requh'ing fundamental Investigations in the elec¬
tronics, rockets, missiles and related fields.
<
This, of course, he added, would not preclude the company s ex¬
panded research and development work for industrial and civilian
applications.
of
Military Product Design.
Sobin, President, explained
Morris
sitated
by today's
developments
New President Elected for
of
Advancement
Baby-Mate,
Mr.
Casey
Prior
of
Inc.,
that
to
Henry
A.
a
announced
been
by
to
President of thfl
Siegler Corp.,
the poBt of
(subsidiary)
G.
,
Division—
of The
President of
Brooks,
Siegler Corp.
of Baby-Mate since last April.
been Vice-President
had
in Anaheim, Calif., as manager
of Siegler's Hallamore Electronics Oo.
served for two years
he
division
communications
the
Casey
division
John
division, leading manufacturer in
commercial and military electronics.
manufactures a wide variety of nationally distributed
juvenile specialty products including such tubular-construction items
as
baby strollers, car seats and swings at its plant at 4585 South
Alameda Street, Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 187, p. 991.
Baby-Mate
Inc., Norristown, Pa*—
Commission—
%
Industries,
Precast
Simplex
Files With Securities and Exchange
10 filed a letter of notification with th*
SEC
covering 93,500 shares of class A voting common stock
(par
one
cent) to be offered at $1 per share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be used for equipment and working capital.—V. 199,
corporation on March
The
p.
1890.
Southern Bakeries, Inc.,
Baking
Columbia
See
Atlanta, Ga.—New Name—
qp. above.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Month of January—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal
taxes—
income
Net' operating
Net
—V.
after
—-—■—
—.—!!
—
1958
1957
$57,379,373 $51,873,158
37,013,419 33,416,539
7,386,670.
6,684,988
4,748,33ft
4*235,196
$8,230,952
7,208,259
income
charges
187, p.
Permission
"
928.
Southern
been
—!_—I—-——
operating taxes-!!
Other
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Offers New Transducer—
$5,542,445
varae.
Payments for
payable
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. and its subsidiaries are engaged
primarily in the production and sale of alcoholic beverages in the
United States, including various brands of whiskies and gins.
Sub¬
sidiaries import and distribute
in the United States leading brands
of
Scotch whiskies, rums, cordials,
wines and other beverages.
On
of
nominal
be
later years.
£3,900,060 of this stock to or inarv stockholders in th° "ompany
ratio
to
proceeds
will
in
to the
added
be
Southern Bell Telephone &
rata to the
and .inclining
the proposed
It has
net
funds
pro
right, exercisable at any time up to
Marclj 31, 1063, to futyscribe for 3.QOO.OPO reserve shares in the capital
of the
company a( a price of "£1 per share.
The above proposals have been accepted by the board of Bancroft
Mines Ltd!, subject to members agreeing at a meeting to be called for
the purpose to the necessary increase of capital in the company to
cover
are
their nominal value.
consideration, Bancroft Mines Ltd. will grant
companies
debentures
of this financing will be added to the company's
restore this amount to working capital, and the
for other corporate purposes, including to a
large extent the completion of the new office building. The augmented
working capital will be used for the financing of inventories and
accounts receivable,
the expansion and improvement of the product
line and for other corporate purposes.
The company expects to incur
short
term
borrowings to meet seasonal requirements in 1958 and
The
balance
The
issued
are
-Its
to
general
-
Ltd.
shares.
proceeds
will
fund,
.
annum
,
interest on the new
United States.
value.
face
of
bonds
these
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on.
1957, and qualified to do business in Pennsylvania on Dec.
of the
sinking
the prospectus, during the 2»/a years ended Jan. 31,
1958, the working capital of Seagram & Sons was reduced by the
expenditure of approximately $32,000,000, representing the major por¬
tion of the cost of constructing its new 38-story office building at
375 Park Avenue, New York City,
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■
Drawings against these loan facilities, together with the £3,000,-
(ii)
000
drawn.
and
currency
According
will be replaced by loan
facilities
on
<
The
Ltd.
110%
at
which
time.
same
March
beginning in 1963, will retire 92'%% of the issue
prior to maturity.
The debentures will not be redeemable prior to
April 1, 1963 through proceeds of a debt refunding operation having
an interest
rate lower than the interest rate on the debentures.
a
»
Indenture
under
corporate
scheduled
Olympic
Financing With SEC—
18,. 1958,
Principal
A
Ltd.
-
778.
interest rate on the debentures, as well as the
public offering price and underwriting terms, are to be supplied by
amendment.
Seagram & Sons is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, of Montreal, Canada.
The public offering date has tentatively been set as April 9.
in
.
ing offer:
call
to
the
offered
Impossible
general
have terminated
1983
Seagrams
,
fully
been
187, p.
their dates of sale.
upon
ten years from the date of its issuance
the corporation. Any or all ol the deben¬
at any time after thirty days notice in
corporation from the sale of the
general corporate funds, and
used to promote the corporation's general real estate business.
The ' '
corporation is actively considering two definite construction projects,
a shopping center at
Roanoke, Va., and a shopping center and motel
at Rocky River,
Ohio.
The corporation has no present, plans for
any
other specific projects.
,.
•"'!
If these construction projects are carried out as now planned, the
proceeds of this sale of the abovementioned securities, $1,485,000 of
borrowed funds, and some $40,000 of funds now in the corporation,
^
will be
expended to construct these two projects.
The corporation
has a 20-year 1%%
mortgage commitment from Jefferson Standard "
Life Insurance Co. for the Roanoke, Va., shopping center. It has not
,
sought and does not have a commitment for the Rocky River project.
It is planned that a long term mortgage will be sought for the Rocky
River shopping center.
In the event that one is obtained, the additional
funds made
available
will be used for general real estate business /
including further construction. No plans for this future business «r ::
construction have yet been made.
No commitments for construction
loans have been secured.
In the event that construction loans are
as
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
The debentures are guaranteed
unconditionally as
to
principal
and
interest
by
Distillers Corp.1,
from
have
Terminated
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering $40,000,000 of 25-year debentures, due April
This
March
:"
1951.
£3,500,000
of
facilities
loan
Africa,
drawn.
to
1958
with
Indenture
PROCEEDS—Net
tion
.
Ltd. has recently .suspended
Bancroft Mines
subject
are
individually
dated
be
mature
called by
Pennsylvania National Bank of McKeesport. Pa.
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc.—Registers Proposed
Rhodesian" Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. and
Rhodesia and Nyasa¬
and for the
will
will
is sonner
the
5%
Debenture
also for prospecting ventures in the ^Federation of
land.
He noted
consent,
acted
has
ment.—V.
interest through its subsidiary company Rhokana Corp. Ltd. In addi¬
tion, the issue will enable the company to assist in the provision of
finance for Anglo American Rhodesian Development Corp. Ltd., which
corporation kas large commitments, lor the provision of trucks to the
Rhodesia
it
acordance
for
Expanded coverage of inland industrial areas of the United States
by cargo agents and
freight forwarding companies has
developed
rapidly during the past two years, Arthur V. Norden, Executive VicePresident of Seaboard & Western, said in connection with the announce¬
to
loan
..
slight
anticipated
Railway Express Agency, Inc.
corporation and
mutual
REA
'j,." .".
The major portion - of these funds is required for Bancroft Mines
Ltd., in which Rhodesian Anglo American Ltd. has a very large indirect
stock.''
debentures
debenture
effective April 1, the agreement under which
general sales agent In the United States for the
trans-atlantic
all-cargo airline, Seaboard & Western announced
on
March 17
The agreement had been in effect since September, 1955.
by
stock
by. the surrender
or
despite
and labor by the combination
paper products, a stronger
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Agreem't
1,000,000 reserve shares in the capital of the company
share
The
.
capital requirements of this company, the directors have
(Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland currency)
£4.000,000
felt
y 000 before the end of the year and expects to repay the balance this
year, Mr. Wyant said.
Scott's
long range sales goal, set two years ago by Thomas B.
McCabe, President, remains at $500,000,000 by 1961, including sales of
all foreign affiliates, Mr. Wyant said.—V. 186, p. 2624.
Rhodesian Anglo American Ltd.—Securities Offered—
To meet
be
services
trademarked
is planned lor this year, Mr. Wyant said.
negotiated bank credits of $15,000,000 in 1957; repaid $5,000,-
Scott
compared
year,
Scott's
tal financing
The 1957 outlay was $1,009,509 less than the
for depreciation.
proj>erty,
,
were
totaled
$6,701,000 in 1956.
should
material,
of
totaling $42,132,473 for these three purposes in 1957 practically completed the company's extended program of capital additions. No capi¬
,
reduced to $29,006,330- from $43,446,inventory turnover rate-increased fronp..f.ouT times to six.
expenditures
Capital
with
divi¬
cash
more
inventories
1957,
Annual
212.
The previous arrangement limited
than 1Q%. of earnings in 1957.
1958.
beginning Jan.
of
sales
contemplating any price increases in 1958.
v
"If sales continue at the present pace," Mr. Wyant told the analysts,
"our operations should run between 35% and 907o of capacity for the
entire year."
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Capital expenditures for plant, plant equipment and timberlands are
not expected to be over $15,000,000 this year, he said.
Expenditures
agreement permits payments of -cash dividends up to
of earnings plus a sum of $1,000,000-during thp five-year period
25 %
earnings
costs
record sales of $275,006,366.
that the company is not
in
banks
in
share, on
distribution program and reduced expenses," Mr. Wyant said.
(
credit
The
improved
"increased
of
.
common
per
increases
year-end.
,
San
The
(
of which $8,500-000
the
.
31.
Dec.
$2.68
Securities
—
Zilberberg, President, on Feb. 5 offered
$2,500,000 of 10-year 6% subordinated
registered debentures and 50,000 shares of common
stock (par $2.50 in units of $50 of debentures and one
share of stock at $52.65 per unit.
best efforts
a
.
company's
the end of
earlier.
Ratio
at
year
a
financial-statements!,
•
1957 was $36,044,034, compared
the
ended Nov. 30.
fiscal year which
1957
Centers Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Shopping
on
securities
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.—Feb. Sales Off—
.
.
the
of
weeks
12
668.,
p.
Offered—Akiba
tures
Hydraulic
acquisition
.
(
March
entertained.—
Spring & Axle Co.—Enters News Field—
of
boards
„
and disappointing results .of Stand¬
economy
Enameling Co.. a subsidiary,
were major
factors in
said.- "i ; %
"There
the
on
no
1956
income
Federal
for
».•*:*•*
the nation's
in
March 20, 1958, and will close
further applications will be
on
date
Electric
inghouse
company's earnings were alversely affected late;last.year by the
The
;
•
-providing
before
credits;-
tax
the
on
Each
company
disclosed
'taxes
in
1957
amounted to .$3,436,916, as against a-,1956 net loss of- $15,918,134 be'fore
2 Va %
were
j6'a above 1956 sales of $173,903,212. '■>.
Earnings
This
of
%
i-,.
•
opened
which
Rockwell
'
$1,968,916,
to
■
of
made
776.
p.
Drives-Department
$4.75 a share." A. Light.foot-,'Walter, President, said.
$188,580,607, highest in^the- company's history and
or
1957
in
1957
for
$9,103,134,
Sales
amounted
after preferred dividends,
share
common
13.
March
1957
during
income
cents
183,
first
unless
Co.—Sales Rise—Debt Reduced
Rheem Manufacturing
be
to
♦
1
offer
after
1958,
.
the company's continuing; expansion programs.—V.
finance
will
the
for
Corp.
options.
The
"
commission
May 5,
on
of South
issue price of the
Anglo American
to the Committees of the Johannesburg
Stock Exchange and the Rhodesian Stock Exchange end the Council of
The Stock Exchange, London, for permission to deal in and for quota¬
tion for the loan stock, options and stock units arising from the exer¬
represented by 33a%
portion of long-term debt
remains unchanged.
" :
cash
a
Applications
$4,500,000.
That
for
Ltd.
25%
—V., 184,
by
loan stock.
(Continued from page 9)
i
next
tlie
over
application, not later than March 31, 1958;
on
1958;
51
(1359)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Counties Gas Co. of
to
sell
$15,000,000
-
v
-
California—Plans Fiq'g
mortgage bonds hai
Public Utilities Commission by this
of 25-year first
requested from ttje California
company.
$7,536,437
6,813,999
■
.
'*
for the bonds would be opened April 23.
'
proceeds will be used to pay for Southern Counties' construction
program and to repay short-term indebtedness to the company'* parjgnS
organization, Pacific Lighting Corp.—V. 185, p. 1158.
Competitive bids
The
Southern Natural Gas
Co.—To Increase Facilities—
applications by this company seeking authorization for the con¬
and operation of natural gas pipeline facilities in Louisiana*
at an estimated cost of approximately $40,000,000, have been accepted
for filing,
the Federal Power Commission announced.
Two
struction
The
26-inch
company
pipeline;
to construct about 136.8 miles of 24- and
about '215.5 miles of various diameter supply linea;
proposes
-
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1360)
additional compressor horsepower
3,650
fetations;
horsepower
|>ressor
at
Franfclinton
its
ments
independent
by
filed
applications
seeking
producers
FPC
Union Securities & Co., Los
Angeles, Calif.,
on
offered
publicly 40,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
$9.50 per share. The offering was quickly completed.
«t
FINANCING—The
PRIVATE
"Mutual
Insurance
Life
New
York
commitment
a
to
purchase
from
$950,000 principal amount of 5% first
June 30,
1958.
The company expects
mortgage bonds on or
to sell the additional
to mutual
new
after
soon
the sale of
the
stock
common
Eustis
before
The
amount
of
6%
Mutual
senior
Life
sinking
Insurance
fund
debentures
of
Co.
New
York
due
1,
Feb.
Woodmen
Modern
and
to
an equal
to
number
for
of
at
100(p
the
from
the
of
date
of
principal
plus
thereof
amount
issuance.
accrued
V.V
-■
:
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be applied to discharge a portion
the company's short-term indebtedness in the amount of $1,000,000
in interim financing of construction in progress.
for
$40,568,
the
announced that production
The
year
$500,000 of
to
estimates that the total cost of new construction
ending Sept. 30, 1958 will be $1,700,000, approximately
company
the
obtain
which
the
has
already
balance
been
expended.
The
o
expects
company
$1,200,000, and funds to discharge the re¬
mainder
of
its
short-term indebtedness, from the following sources:
$950,000 from the sale of additional 5(7 first mortgage bonds; $725,©00
the
from
•depreciation,
sale
of
of
senior
6(7
deferred
debentures
and
the
balance
from
income taxes and retained earnings.
expenditures of $1,700,000 include ap¬
proximately $170,000 for transmission mains, approximately $1,230,000
for distribution mains, service lines and related facilties, and approxi¬
The
federal
construction
estimated
mately $170,000 for office buildings and other general plant facilities.
BUSINESS—The
was incorporated in California on March
utility engaged in the sale and distribution
domestic, commercial, agricultural and industrial
uses in parts of California, Nevada and Arizona.
The principal office of the company is located at 552 South
Figueroa
St.; Los Angeles 17, Calif.
10,
"*
and is
1931
natural
of
'
company
public
a
for
gas
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Corp.
Greene
Acquisition
—
—
•First
mortgage
4(7
series
4%(7
5%
due
series
series
corporation
Pittsburgh,
of
of
Pa.,
series
5(7
5(7
due
1973
$297,000
1,152,000
489t000
1979_
clue
B
—__
1977
—
convertible series due 1981
fund
sink,
subord.
dividend
$1.20
Common
stock
300,000
750,000
—
conv.
($1
par
value)
300,000
In
None
1278,300 shs.
letter
a
of 181,818 shares
dividend
convertible
$1.20
and
reserved
prior
issuance
for
preferred
first
mortgage bonds
Southwestern Public Service
Period End. Jan. 31--
^Operating revenues
<Oper. expenses, etc
Net
operating
Other
Gross
;
$1,739,116
$1,412,572 $18,513,425 $17,482,982
2,213
2,927
89,726
48,726
income
$1,741,329
—
Provision for Federal
taxes
$1,415,499 $18,603,151 $17,531,708
3,024,419
3,120,464
income
6,953,649
6,308,160
on
proposed
current
will
Corp.
current
corporation
This
Pacific
Service,
has
the
:
$8,625,084
assets
the
increase
also
the
number
Suburban
of
731,852
718,652
Balance applicable to common stock
©hares outstanding at end of period
Darns, per share—on shs. outstdg. end of period
—V. 187, p. 578.
$7,893,232
$7,384,43*2
4,381,428
4,379,513
$1.6y
,
$1.80
A.
U.
this
*'t
in
company
.against
The
of
Court
S.
the
Staley
Appeals
ruling
sustaining a
Milling Co.
has
1955
upheld
U.
S.
District
of Kansas City,
is enjoined from
Kansas
trademark
Court
rights
of
E.
C. C.
or
The appellate
t
4
in
a
trial
The
that
ran
District
for
two
Court
months.
finding
three
years
Milling Company-from use of the
"Staley Feeds" or "Staley's Feeds"
name
as
enjoined
ago
."Staley"
Staler
"Staley's"
or
trademark
n
the
for
food
or
-
-products:
from
emphasizing
aaame:
in
relation
The
tion
any
the
doing
the
to
act
appellate
DcHaven
V,
187,
tribunal
1958—Month—1957
$853,341
-non"
929.
p.
in
its
from
corporate
public
Lewis
President,
Walker,
economic
national
current
in
March
on
picture.
1958
through the continued
cently developed products.
Walker
the
believes
integration
improvement
Net
prpiit after taxed-in
does
pany
For
-»'■
a
not
1958,
disclose
Mr.
of
its
was
and
detailed
23(7
up
not
lower
level
than
financial
appropriations
by
in
ye&l*,
Thomas
H.
.
Mr.
results."
inanufscturing
*
Jenkintown,
traded.
the
so
com¬
Tennessee
would
for
has
Each
announced
17
that
despite the
its sales
several re¬
/
•
of
acceptance
Hallowell
is also
a
director
town Bank bz Trust Co.—V. 187, p.
The
second
new
$105
of
the
American
Pullev
Co.,
Phila¬
number
in
this
This
second
preferred
share
preferred stock
share
per
corporation
consolidated
EUSINESS
which
—
Second
preferred
is
to $100
Preferred
stock
at
convertible
Net
income
after Federal
&
Friedrichs
par
Company
—
operates
a
3.4
shares
of
system's
000
Mci
drawals
ol
A.
daily, expandable to
underground gas storage
from
EARNINGS—In
$313.184,000
income
and
1957
gross
deductions.
Loeb
Irving
Mcf
daily
by
income
these
figures
before
were;
$266,427,000;
was
EFFECT
TO
in
and
12
series
terest
pipe
bonds
Outstanding
the
is¬
outstanding;
maturities
2% (7
1966-1977—_S563,000,000
5r/p
in series^.
issuable
convertible
into
stock through March 1,
series,
stock
convertible
into
stock
•Additional
bonds
in
%
4,000,00u
1,980,000
and
"securing
outstanding at
tThe
company
of
an
tThe
Witter
L.
&
50®
5,000
Co
Wright & Co.,
500
700
Inc.
Yarnall,
Bidle
&
700
Co
March 20 announced plans for borrowing $150,public
sale
of
25-year
debentures,
according
to
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
will
1946,
new
Rend
mark
public
first
the
debt
financing
when it sold $80,000,000 of 23/&%
'
•;
offering will be underwritten
Ac Co
Inc., Mr. Long said.
by
syndicate
a
by
the
debentures due
■"
•'
'
headed
by
proceeds from the sale of the new debentures will be used by
to retire bank olans and to provide funds for other cora 4vt,,a.,aviu^
_i,at.einen(, is soon expected to be filed
the Securities and Exchange Commission.—V. 187, p. 1095.
1,000,000 shs,
com¬
394,420 shs.
.
.
tion
200,000 slis.
30,000,000 shs.
any
one
issue
and
sell
in
the
near
future
to
principal amount of debentures, subject to the
with respect to such sale and to the filing
amendment
to
the
registration
statement.
Offered—•
.
company has a Revolving Credit Agreement expiring Dec. 31,
which provides for short-term bank loans not to exceed $60,000,to be outstanding at any one time. The interest rate thereunder
fund
beginning Sept.
1,
1960 will
retire ap¬
be
proceeds
program,
certain
of
in
the
from
sale
of
these
securities
will
be-
$8,000,000, of short-term notes, and the
connection
with
the
company's
1958
construc¬
including a $49,000,000 expansion program under which
100 million cubic feet of gas per-day would be <\elivered
the
winter
1958-59
used
company's
season.
present
Upon
customers
completion
of
commencing
the
program,
w-ffh the
the
com¬
pany's system capacity will be increased to 1,860 million cubic feet-perday,
including deliveries from its
The
company
additional
products
an
agreement
will
approximately
18,851,015 shs,
time under such mortgage is $750,000,000.
to
sinking
by the company to repay
balance
com¬
1968
Corp.—Bonds
years
PROCEEDS—Net
used
.
§258,760 shs.
one
proposes
semi-annual
five
_
Transmission
Eastern
proximately
the
$30,000,000
post-effective
a
Dean
Arthur
1,800
96.3r'c
of the bonds prior to maturity.
For a period ,of
the bonds are hot refundable at an interest cost of less
than 4.915*7
but are otherwise redeemable at the option of the com¬
pany at any time at prices scaling from 104.38*7
to par.
957,000 shs.
or
more
series may be issued, under the
bonds subject
to the
restrictions contained
therein. As long as any bonds of the presently authorized series remain
outstanding, the total principal amount of bonds which may be issued
mortgage
700
Inc
Co
company
A
1,2J»D,000 shs.
$5i
(par
%
20,000,000
common
stock through March 1,
mon
Co.,
&
Dillon, Read & Cp. Inc. headed an investment banking
group which offered on March 19, $25,000,00° of first
mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%% series due March 1,
1978, priced at 99V2% and accrued interest, to yieid ap¬
proximately 4.915% of maturity.
Subscription books
were quickly closed.
148 249 000
60,000,000
1966
through Sept. 1, 1966
series, convertible into
5.16 (7
Long,
since
Texas
$470,528,000
170,000,000
rates
range from 4.10 V
to 5.25(7—
Second preferred stock,, par value $100
series,
500
1,200
to
Revolving credit agreements.
Property acquisition credit agreement
Gas storage. credit agreement—,..
Preferred stock (par $100>: issued and
outstanding In nine series; dividend
share,
Inc.
Co
in¬
fi.om
range
Short-term noirs—
mon
&
&
po..j.
with
presently
Walston
Durst,
&
Walker
H.
G.
The
Series—
rates
5V4 'A ;
line
&
500
Wagenseller
Werfheim
Co
1971.
The
FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage
C.
transaction
The
company
$38,-
$52,064,000
PRESENT
Dann
on
through
Dili™,
GIVING
700
Common,
500
company
000,000
$34,079,000.
CAPITALIZATION
1,200
Co.
700
&
L.
1032.
p.
Augustus
dividends
R.
Texas Co.—Plans to Sell $150,000,000 Bonds—
The
with¬
reservoirs.
preferred
&
White, Masterson & Co
Coe
&
187,
Anthony
Vietor,
5,000
;
Lundborg
Mackall
—V.
1,200
1,800
Co
&
500
Co
1,800
Co.
Corp
Brothers
Ryons
500
&
Inc.
7.000
&
Inc..
Day
800
Inc—
500
500
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
5,000
Co
1,200
Spencer Trask & Co
500
Co
&
Higginson
Lehman
Co.,
Thomas
700
:
&
Co
Co
&
800
700
5,000
V 800
&
Meyer & Fox
Ycatman, Mosley
500
1,800
Co.,
Langley
C.
Lester,
company
had
total
operating
revenues
of
income of $61,147,000 before interest and other
Net
1956
In
2,385,000
Suplee,
Inc
Peabody
Staats
Stern, Frank,
Tucker,
Inc
Kuhn,
Lee
Co
R.
Scribner_
&
Starkweather
1,800
Co
&
Co
&
William
700
Co.
Kidder
M.
&
500
Co.,
&
Deane
700
Company.
&
W.
ranging
multiple-line pipe line system
producing areas in Texas and
gas
Illinois
Kidder,
thereafter into 3.2 shares of
natural gas from
points in the northeastern area of the United States.
designed delivery capacity on Dec. 31, 1957 was 1,980,-
to
The
Hutton
Kalman
be redeemed at prices
may
E.
■'
Co
Barney
1,200
Co.———
&
Agnew &
Smithers
S.
500
.
1,200
Smith,
Labouisse,
&
Hutton
F.
700
Co._
&
Co.
700
Weeks
&
50O
Co
&
1,800
—_
800
—
Singer,
F.
Fay——__—
Howard, Weil,
E.
The
into
Shuman,
Richards & Co
Hooker
&
—
Scranton
Shields
j 500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
share.
per
transports
Louisiana
additional
on March 12 reported for the year ended Dec. 31,
net sales of $7,946,592 compared with $7,411,224 in
Inc.
Stringfellow—
5,000
Co
Hick¬
&
Hutton
Pomeroy,
5,000
Co.—
&
1,800
&
500
Schoellkopf,
700
Ripley & Co.,
&
500
Roberts
700
W.
Miller
Co.
Hutzler-
&
Bernet
&
Stone
1,200
—
Inc,
Chas.
Hayden,
&
Poole,
Scott
Hayden,
the
execution of
1956, according to John N. Eustis, President.
Bros.
man,
7,000
—
700
Co
Parke
5,000
proceeds from the sale of the issue will be applied
payment of short-term notes, issued under a revolving
credit agreement, the proceeds of which were used for the
expansion
of properties.
Jenkin-
779.
Salomon
Schneider,
Inc.—
Co.,
1,200
&
Winston
1,200
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
PROCEEDS—The
toward
the
Strong, Cobb & Co., Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
3957
Co.
through March 1, 1963 and
through March 1, 1968.
stock
£ Common
the Cincinnati Shaper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, and a
'ef wholly-owned subsidiaries of Standard Pressed Steel Co.
'country, Canada, and England.
He also is a director of the
Rowles,
5,000
Co._.__
.
Transmission
Gas
convertible
stock
common
facilities But he expressed
considerably more favorable
delphia;
Co.—
Mosle
Rothschild & Co
Schwabacher
Harriman
acquisition of additional products and
manufacturing processes will be sources for
earnings for Talon.—V. 185, p. 2200.
future
second
new
common
be
Jr„ President of Standard Pressed Steel Co.,
been elected a director of F. J. Stokes Corp.
F.
800
1,200
Inc
Co.,
700
W.
Hallowell,
Pa.,
&
Rotan,
L.
&
500
cumulative
temSorarv
companies
Riter
Gardner
&
Reynolds
700
Hornblower
per
the
700
Reinholdt
1,200
Corp
1,200
Inc.
Co.—_____
underwriting group, managed jointly
by Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and White, Weld &
Co., on March 18 offered publicly 200,000 shares of 5.16%
4.50f'r
n
Corp._
Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Stock Offered—An
'
operations
bfrtause
SScVtL ^nPS^S^^UOtton
i Jvl end of this
i".f P°5ifion would be
-
1956.
over
publiclv
Dougherty predicted that Stokes'
-somewhat
withholding
'
1957
Stokes' stock is closely held
t
700
Schmidt,
Co._„___^,
<te
500
Co.,
W. Pressprich & Co
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
500
500
Co
Reid
&
R.
Glore,
Talon expects to increase
customer
•(Debentures—Five issues presently out¬
standing; interest rates range from
37/«(* to G'/c] maturities 1966-1977—
Year in 1957—
Shepard
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
the
that
its
of
of
suable in
prosperity in the several segments of industry
this corporation had its best year ever in
1957, Francis
Dougherty, President, told stockholders and employees on March* 17
■Shipments in 1957 were 7 % greater than in 1958.,
the highest
level in the company's 62-year history. This
was
the* third successive
year in which stimuli ,£ft new all-time
highs.
Inc.
500
Securities
5,000
—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_
Union
Southwest
&
—
Prescott,
1,800
First
500
Jackson
Webber,
500
Co
Boston
Co
500
Drexel
California
Northwest
500
1,200
The .First
700
Co._
Curtis
\800
First
Newbold's Son & Co.
Paine,
500
Co., Inc
&
500
700
Townsend,
&
1,800
Co
700
1,200
Inc.__—
Co.,
Estabrook
&
Pacific
7,000
Equitable
700
Co
Wells
500
Corp.
Inc._______
Dillon,
Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
Inc.__
&
H.
&
The Ohio
Dominick & Dominick
Talon, Inc.—Expects Increase in Sales—
•First
Continued
W.
Moseley
500
7,000
Co
Beissner
700
Dickson & Co.,
Eastman,
S.
Currie
&
Stanley &
Fulton
Sales Off—
which it serves,
700
1,800
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.™_
Dittmar &
800
Brandenberger,
Johnston
500
14
168,000.
1958—12 Months—1957
Moreland,
Morgan
Mullaney,
Corp
700
Temple-
&
1,200
F.
Crouter & Bodine
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $33.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of 90
cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 187, p. 680.
$1,291,777 $17,959,449 $18,383,180
(F. J.) Stokes Corp.—Had Its Best
r
trademarks;
unanimously upheld the injunc¬
Phillip J. Finnegan and
Iftores, Inc.—February
Period End. Feb. 28—
v
the
words
thing likely to confuse the
products of either company.
&
5,000
Co
Jones
1,200
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
Co.—Special Offering—A special offering of
(par $25) was made on
Hastings,—V, 187, p, 578.
Sterchi Bros.
—
the
of
other
over
or
&
Pierce,
Milwaukee
Moloney,
Weedon & Co.™_
Daiii
M.
Securities
March
700
Co.,
&
700
ton
1,800
700
700
—
Smith
&
Mitchum,
7,000
Co
Burr,
Co
Co
The
500
f
1,200
,
Merrill, Turbcn & Co., Inc.
1,200
,
Clarke
W.
Co.
&
800
,
Davis, Skaggs & Co
principal zones of operation are the coastal and north¬
and southeastern Washington.—V. 184, p. 1397,
Swift &
21-page opinion written by Judge
in by judges Schnackenberg and
a
concurred
,,
imitation
"Staley"
any
identity of
three-judge
in
colorable
name
from
or
or
feed
&
&
&
Lynch.
Fenner
700
Co
Inc.
Masten
Merrill
500
&
800
Codings & Co., Inc
R. S.
E.
A.
McCormick
1,200
Inc.™
Sullivan
<fc
Crowell,
j.
of Oregon
areas
of
of the shares
An additional
Marks
M.
Mason-Hagan,
500
Corp._
Co.
&
Clark
Coffin
85
to
upon
shares
•;.
Bennett
1,200
_
Dodge & Co
W.
Richard
Suburban Gas
The purchase
plants
'
names:
1,200
Clark.
38,000 shares of common stock
from
City feed firm
using the trademarks
"Staley's" on its products.
ruling in Chicago, 111., on March 13 came after nearly
eeven years of litigation in the case, reportedly the longest trade¬
mark dispute in U. S. legal annals.
Judge Charles G. Briggle of the U. S. District Court at Springfield,
111., granted the injunction in January, 1955, after 40 days of hearings
"'Staley"
Becker
G.
Carolina Securities
of
said.
Heat's
Gas
injunction
Mo.
Securities
Bosworth,
($100 per share) and accrued dividends.
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing' Co.—Litigation Ended—
A
Inc.
Alex. Brown & Sons
marketing
conversion
preferred stock.
Laurence
9,920
—_
Batcman, Eichler <te Co
its
expanded
of
and
issuance
216,GOO
Shares
14,880
_
Blyth & Co., Inc
serving approximately 47,500 customers in seven states. The company
is one of the two largest LP-Gas distributing companies in the West
and ranks among the leaders in the industry nationally.
Operations of Gas Heat will be integrated with those of Suburban
Gas
Service
and
no
change in management is contemplated, Mr.
$8,103,084
preferred stocks
on
_
—_
position in
Gas Heat,
LP-Gas marketing plants and
and
purchase
Plan,
Option
for
including
Manley,
Robert W. Baird & Co,, Inc.
J. Bartli & Co._.
assets
Inc.—Acquisition—
strengthened
with
Northwest
the
reserved
were
upon
their respective
Bacon, Whipple <fe Co
...
—
income
opposite
Austin, Hart & Parvin
Bache <te Co.__.
:
a
Hill
Net
■Dividends paid and accrued
forth
American
show
liabilities,
Stock
reserved
were
stock,
«fc Webster Securities
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
the
prices,
companies
in
stock
common
stock have been reserved for issuance upon
preferred stock now offered.
second
White, Weld As Co
all
if
con¬
with
common
oho
Inc.
Gas
Suburban
Mr.
Income deductions
sharesJof
set
*
totaling
as
well as plants and
Of the current assets,
some $2.6
million in cash and government bonds is held by Flannery.
a
portion of which will be used to purchase the preferred stock and
debentures of Stubnitz, the letter said.—V. 183, p. 2463.
$3,410,822 $43,455,048 $40,461,638
1,998,250
24,941,623
22,978,656
—
the
at
combined
the
in current assets and $4,213,630
ratio of slightly better than two-to-one.
In
acquiring
Flannery,
Stubnitz assumes
$3,356,000 and total liabilities of $514,649,
equipment valued at more than $3,000,000.
that
out
cumulative
Shares
1958—12 Months—1957
$3,949,522
2,210,406
income
income-
Co.—Earnings Higher-
1958—Month—1957
retired
are
of
sheet
pointed
$8,440,807
shares
23,000
shares reserved for issuance upon conversion of the
5(7 convertible series due 1981.—V. 187, p. 577.
32,000
bonds
and
balance
consolidated
Stubnitz
Mr.
addi¬
make
may
5 <7
of
Restricted
stock
preferred
Stone
conversion
upon
stock,
for issuance under the company's restricted stock option plan,
company's
common
second
Lovett Abercrombie & Co.
shareholders,
to
stock
preferred
eastern
therein.
the
of
the
stock
by the company for 30 days.
■to the restrictions and conditions contained
((Exclusive
of
holders
presently outstanding 85,765 preferred shares to turn in
at $9 per share and has commitments from holders of
more
than
$600,000
debentures, of a
total of $886,000 debentures,
to turn them in at 85(7 of face value.
Both offers are being extended
Sidenfaden
reserved
of
from
preferred
•The mortgage indenture under which these bonds are issued permits
the issuance from time to time of additional bonds thereunder pursuant
of
manufacturer
under
of
170,816 shares of
of its
70,000
the
will
99,985 shs.
1,000,000 shs,
Co.,
commitments
company
UNDERWRITERS—There are set forth below the names of the
principal underwriters of the second precfrred stock who have sev¬
erally agreed to purchase the- number of shares of second preferred
industry.
obtained
running at an annual rate of $1,500,000 will lift
Service's annual sales volume in excess of $9,000,000,
750,000
200,000 shs.
value;—______
Manufacturing
automotive
also
are
400,000
100,000 shs,
-
par
200,000
2,100,000
400,000
debs., due 1978
debs., due 1977
prior pfd. stock
fund
($9 par value) U~
Preferred stock ($20
489,000
-V
Pitt
Fort
the
has
1958,
preserved for issuance
cumula|ive convertible second
5rr
the
shares
60,000
preferred stock to be issued in connection
interest in Grand Central Rocket Co.
shares
conversion of
Portland. Ore., which operates 23
approximately 7500 customers in the states of Washington and
Oregon, W. R. Sidenfaden, President, announced March 20.
The purchase was for cash, the amount of which was not disclosed.
Effective (late of acquisition will be March 31, 1958.
Mr.
Sidenfaden said that the purchase of Gas Heat, whose sales
$297,000
2,10(1,000
_
the
for
Greene
Stubnitz
offered,
now
agreements.
stock
680,000
serves
1,152,000
200,000
_______
1981
due
senior sink,
C'/i
1973
of
springs
100'y?
owns
cushion
these
an
issuance
2,511,472
conversion
Is acquiring all assets of Flannery Manufacturing
effective March 31, M. Stubnitz, President an¬
nounced
on
March
18.
The purchase
is being made
through the
issuance
of 259,066
shares of Stubnitz Greene common stock.
The
Flannery firm, for many years a supplier to the nation's railroads,
This
Co.
Inc.,
•'.';
clue
A
series
5</c
bonds
second
common
the
Outstanding
producing
acquisition of
Vz'jr over the prime commercial rate
J;be time of the borrowing; At the date of this
at
securities
under
$As of March 5,
Its
Purchases
the
acquisition of
Debentures and Preferred Stock—
FINANCING '■■■>
Authorized
loans
including approximately
vertible
in the New Providence, N. J.,
for
Stubnitz
of
loans
§Not
Eustis
Mr.
sale
tional
1957.
plant will begin about April l. He added that the initial output will be
entirely for new customers.—V. 185, p. 2604; V. 184, p. 1840.
incurred
for
the
with
interest rate-of
an
unsecured
the Property Acquisition Credit Agreement. In this connection, reference
is made to the information under the caption
"Proceeds." Prior ttt
of
,
America
of
interest
$20,000,000 for use in connection
properties, at
,
propectus,
there
arc
$21,000,000
of
notes
outstanding
under
the
Revolving Credit Agreement and $13,965,000 of notes outstanding under
bonds
1978
$370,224,
was
a
prime commercial rate for unsecured loans at the time of borrowing. The company has a Property Acquisition Credit Agreement
16. 1960, which provides for short-term bank loans up
pointed out that the 1957 net income included a special
equal to seven cents a common share and represent-
Mr.
it shall
as
additional funds, and in any event prior to June 30, 1958.
company
also proposes to sell $750,000 aggregate principal
require
The
as
The
additional
an
taxes
is
expiring June
'ing the net profit from the sale of real estate after deducting applicable
Federal capital gains tax.
He added that the higher cost of supplies
and labor as well as increased expenditures for research and develop¬
ment
were
the principal items contributing to the lower net income
,
has
company
of
Co.
■
•
credit
Dillon,
Feb. 18
dividend, require¬
preferred
share on the 623,060 shares of
The 1956 net income
which after preferred dividend re¬
quirements was equal to 55 cents a common share on
of common shares outstanding,
authority to sell natural gas to Southern have been consolidated with
the two Southern applications.—V. 187. p.
1210.
Southwest Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—Eastman
after
common
a
stock outstanding at the end of the year.
Federal
after
Eleven
which
$31G,185,
was
equal to 47 cents
was
common
stations.
-
1957
In
taxes
its White Castle and Toca
loops; 660 additional comstation;
and 23 measuring
to
7.10 miles of 00-inch line
about
Monday, March 24, 1958
...
were
•
out.
storage facilities.
consideration other plans for constructing
to its
gas
transmission and petroleum
during 1958. and, if all such plans
company
estimates they would cost approxi¬
under
relating
transportation
carried
mately
has
facilities
gas
the
systems
$35,000,000.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on:Jan. 30,
Its general offices are located at Shreveport, La.
The company"
all of the outstanding stock of Texas Eastern Penn-Jersey Trans¬
1947.
1960,
owns
000
mission
Corp.,
Wilcox
Trend
Gathering
System,
Inc.
and
La
Gloria
Volume 187
1 Number 5727
Commercial mid Financial Chronicle
v." The
.
(1361)
Oil
&
CoX«hd%'28'^^of-^thV!"oiitstanding
Gas
Transmission Co..
'Thomas Industries,
Algonquin Gas
stock of
'v.
-.*■
•
~
This corporation has
bringing the total plant
The
company's principal, business Is the transmission of natural
The company is .also, engaged invthe transportation of petroleum
,
gas.
products and in
the
production
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
"•
;1
*
■
oil and
of
EFFECT
.
note
1
_______
Serial mortgage
Debentures : ''
6,000,000
This
—V.
59,720.000
4.75 %
convertible,
5.00%
'/:*'*
i..—_..L
...
♦Additional
bonds,,in
mortgage subject
one-or
to,'the
series
to
a$I0,000,000.
"
>
be issued
therein.
under
series, ' the ■4.75%
Series.
convertible
>
7
,
pursuant, to
stock
series
convertible
'220,707
options. V r --7-
The
shares
American
50,000
*
Maekall
of the
the
and
4.50%
5.75%
for
V 200,000
J—
; 'inc.
Balrd A?
'; "
:
Baker, Weeks &> Co.-.
McCormick
Co.—_
Co
Ac
125,000
225,000
Merrill
$50,000
Co._.
Lynch,
Merrill,
A
100,000
Co.—_
Clark,
F.
225,000
E.
Mullaney,
and
100,000
Dodge .As Co.——, 200,000
W- Clark & .Co.—hl J r 125,000
Richard W. Clarke Corp.-.*
50,000
Dallas
Union
Milwaukee
S.
W.
Moseley & Co.
Wells
Ac
Ncwbold's
H.
Co..
Son
Securities
,
1,125,000
:
$831,218 "$1,155,142
554,551
554,551
of
;
;;
marketable
the
or
to
462,126
and
securities,
of
"
48
Construction
sion
the
cents
-
amounted
to
$7,560,520
share,
per
as
Cook & Co
Newliard,
.
Ohio
The
Pacific
7,7,'. *"
—
Northwest
Co.
100,000
Co
com¬
nicians
—v.
Co.
Development
has
Corp.,
entered
Paine,
Net
with
Bankers
statement
month.
See
also
at
V,
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Dittmar & Co., Inc
75,000
Piper,
50,000
Hop wood
Prcscott, Shepard Ac
Dominick
Drexel
& Dominick
&
Francis
200,000
Co.,
duPont A; Co J'
I.
Eastman
325,000
Dillon,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
'Co.
Ac
Rauscher,
Estabrook -&
The
&
Reynolds
Th» First
First
Southwest
Reid
<fc
Gardner-
Co
Ac
Rotan,
Mosle Ac
number
Number
187,
Co._
50,000
Pomero.v,
500,000
Scliwabacher
Schoellkopf,
Goodbody A: Co,
,125,000
Granbery, Marache As' *•'(■< ■;
of
&
Halsey, .Stuart & Co.
Inc.,
Harriman
Shuman,
Singer,
F.
A:
Co.—
„•
Henry Hernnan A: Co.__
Homblower
E.
W.
&
E. Hutton
__■
Tanney, Dulles & Battles,
The
; Space
Stone
50,000
175,000
L.
Kuhn,
550,000
Co.—__
Ac
Ladenburg, Thahnann Ac
G.
Co.
325,000
Bissell
Ac
Meeds.
-
W. C. Langley Ac Cjp;——'
Lazard Freres Ac Go._—
225,000
Lehman
Carl
M.
Ac
Co.
Cor{%____
Brothers
Loeb,
—V.
187,
p.
taken
Ac Co
Cohu
Witter
500,000
This
>
Co—
Ac
Co._
75,000
1095.
;
Strand
This
of
corporation
the
Elgin,
American
111.
on
Trust?
in
J.O
annual
instalments
through
March
that it had acquired for
of Elgin National Watch Co.,
part of General Cement Manu¬
division of Textron Inc.
19
announced
Microphone Division
as
Include
phonograph cartridges and pick-up arms and a com¬
prehensive line-of accessories and replacement parts for ccunmunciation
systems.
-
The operations of American Microphone will be moved to the Rockford, 111., ..plant rof General Cement and the installation completed
shortly.
American Microphone was organized in Pasadena, Calif., In
1929 and purchased by Elgin National Watch Co. in 1955.—V.
187,
p.
for
security holders who have under¬
investment, and that the company is
development
to
the
work
national
the continuance
of
these
which
defense
constitute
may
St.
is
Months-^-1957'
1958—2
-
•'
■
•
-
u
March
on
20
between
the
this
Orleans,
has
company
•;
two
—
<
Co.—Acquisition—
that
New
of
Co.'
• ;
absorbed
La,,!. through
„
tha
cash
"a
'A
' '■'
scheduled
for
April
companies
3.
Details
signed
bean
has
the
of
and
transaction
& Products Co. operates plants at New Orleans and
producing mUltiwall paper
sacks,
paper
pockets, elastia
waterproof
paperlined
bags,textile
bags, - canvas
sacks,
products
other
and
in
New
and
specialties.
York,
The
Chicago,
Atlanta.
.
maintains
company
Minneapolis,
district
Denver,
■■■
.
David
as
L.
Luke,
division
a
worked
President,
the
of
out.—V.
said
parent
the
bag
company
187, p. 1137.
would
company
soon
as
legal
as
sales
Kansas
Oity,
/•
-
.
are
were
Bag
Louis,
multiwall
Western
The
SEC
Air
corporation
covering
S21.50
used
share,
per
for
Lines,
be
-■
merged
arrangements
,; ■'a.
,
division
a
by
Arthur
settlement
Inc.,
March
011
1,538
shares
without
Los
filed
10
of
Angeles,
letter
a
capital
stock
183,
of
••
.
Calif.—Files
notification
(par
$1)
The
underwriting.
working capital.—V.
proceeds
to
be
with
th»
offered
at
to
are
ba
2626.
p.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales
—V.
(Mo.)—Feb. Sales Lower—
1958—Month—1957
■
1958—2 Months—1957
$14,547,000 $15,457,000 $27,629,000 $27,445,009
-
187, p. 930.
Westinghouse
Electric
of
to
agreed
B.
Krim,
enus
and
which
proceedings.—V.
may
See
Rockwell
Spring
&
Hydraulic Drives
Division—%
Axle Co.
186,
i547.
p.
White
'
}
above.—V.. 186,
2802. %, '
p.
Stores, Inc.—February Sales Up—
Period End. Feb. 28—
United
Aircraft
—v.
,
an
out of
involving
(Calif.)
Angeles
Federal
court
action
*-
*
-
$5,464,954
-
,
$4,340,559
187, p. 930.
i;
■
"Quarries,
Inc.,
Bellefonte,
Redemption—
.
Pa.
-
.
Partial
—
' V
,
/
V-
has
called for redemption on April 1, next, $102,309.
refunding mortgage bonds, due April 1, 1969 at
100%,.plus accrued Interest. Payment will be made at the First Na-icompany
6% first
its
tional
Bank
and
of
State
College, State College, Pa.
Wisconsin Central
;.
RR.—January Earnings Improve—
Month of January—
January
1958
income
gross
railway
•Net
settlement
court
'
>
1958—2 Months—1959
.
$2,302,249:
$2,863,174
Whiterock
of
Corp.
1958—Month—1957
Sales
be
President.
Los
a
Corp.—Sells
Business of Nuttall Gear
an
Your
Husband,"
"Cover Up,"
"Without
Honor"
and
"A Kiss
for
income
•Alter
£90,627
146,474
and
fixed
and
contingent
interest
228,075.
but
;
taxes
>
$2,580,935
883
—_____
deficit
1957
$2,G45,585
—
operating
sinking
before
^Deficit.
funds.
NOTES—Federal
income
taxes
deferred
were
of Necessity granting accelerated depreciation.
outstanding.—V. 187, p. 1033.
because
There
of
Certificates
207,955 shares
are
The
for
settlement
agreed
alleged
also
maldistribution
claims
against
Judge
Thurmond
United
eliminates
and
Artists
Clarke,
the
anti-trust
had
and
missal final.
been
producers'
violations.
dismissed
today's
counterclaims
These
in
1956
settlement
Benedict
and
for
Charles
the
District
this
dis¬
Weintraub
who
distributed
the
pictures
in
Nassers.
pending in the California courts is
Bogeaus;
Weintraub,
"My
Benedict
arising
Bogcaus
of
the
Outlaw Brother."—V.
186,
out
Pictures,
unauthorized
p.
a
similar action
Inc.;
Quality
release
in
against
Films and
television
of
2897.
1095.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, corporate trustee, 140 Broad¬
New York' 15, N. Y., will up to 3 p.m. (EST) on March 25, 1958,
receive
bonds,
tenders
2'\V!o
3 V2 %
1971;
sufficient
to
for
the
series
due
series due
absorb
sale
to it of first mortgage
Interest
$868,717,
on
to
3
334%
p.m.
f EST)
on
March 25,
$1,673,086,
tenders
*
..
..
Yuba Consolidated Industries,
sile
Inc.—Buys Second Mis- >
Firm—
This
/
'
,
further into the electronics and missile*
fields
by purchasing the Dalmotor Co., Santa Clara, Calif., J. L.
McGara, President, announced on March 17.
The new facility will bd
1958,
accepted
sinking fund debentures, due
New York
receive
1973,
collateral
trust
series
an
due
amount
$1,661,315, and
shall cease on
N. Y., will up
tenders for the sale to it
to an
corporation has
known
The
the
as
this
entered
moved
Dalmotor
Dalmotor
manufacturer
of
Division.
Division,
formerly
cyberniotive
field
only
15,
amount sufficient to
division
a
devices
for
of Dalmo
missiles
and
Victor,
aircraft.
is
a
Yuba
month ago by establishing the Yuba Systems
Division, which designs and manufactures elcctro-mechanical systems
for
missiles, aircraft, and tanks, of which cybermotive devices are-"1
an
integral part.
The addition of Dalmotor and Its products such as
industrial
and
a
commercial
market
potential
coming
and
gear
trains
will
give
Yuba
a
more
Many of these small motors also have
applications, and it is anticipated that this
realized and the operation expanded in the
;
months.
Dalmotor
is
will
the
be
largest manufacturer of small precision
lated motors in the United States.
000
and
mately
new
Irving Trust Cbv, One Wall Street,
of
and
1967; 234% series due 1970; 3?b%
1972, and 39«% series due 1975, to
$4,327,184,
$579,251, respectively.
April 1, 1958.
The
1958—2 Months—1957
930.
p.
servo-motors, power motors
complete systems package.
United Gas Corp.—Tenders Sought—
The
way,
1958-r-Month—1957
$50,597,598 $52,009,411 $102,194,191 $102,547,817"
187,
,
Inc.
still
—v.
counter¬
by
makes
original United Artists action for an accounting of television
receipts v,in be terminated as against the producers and their com¬
panies,
but
continues
against
other
defendants,
including
Quality
Also
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—February Sales Off—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales
a
American Microphone is
engaged primarily in the production of
Microphones and a large variety of components used for broadcasting,
tape recorders, public address systems and moblie units.
Additional
items
and
Corliss."
Films,
a
securities
of
in 1954 by United Artists to prevent the unauthorized re¬
lease
in
television
by
the Nassers
and
their corporations
of
four
pictures formerly placed in theatrical release by United Artists: "Don't
.
facturing, Rocklord, 111.,
number
The
It-will be operated
•
instituted
Textron, Inc.—Acquires Microphone Business—
cash
the
research
Standard,
18
television
:
*
-
the
payments to it by James Nasser Productions; Ressan, Inc.;
Productions, Inc.,
and James Nasser,
it was announced on
This
received by the company up to noon (CST)
March 26 for the purchase from it of the abovementioned certificates.
p.
in
limited
a
corporation has
March
100,000
1968.
Bids are expected to be
187,
-
proposed
substantial
Ac
April 1.
—V.
3,871-
,
1958—Month—1957
Products
agreement
"
Net
Struthers
325,000
*
v
closing
Transition
installations are being made at TWA's Kansas City
site, and
planned, at the rate of three airplanes" per month.—V. 186, p. 2202.
Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.—
Wood,
5.168
•
disclosed.
Fulton
lc
United Artists Corp.—Court Action Ended—
Co
:
893,229
825,799
'
-
instituting
The
50,000
Ac
company
is seeking permission of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to issue $1,900,000 of equipment trust certificates to finance
in part- the purchase of 230 railroad cars. The total cost of the
equip¬
ment will be $2,455,800.
\
on
order
World Airlines, Inc. has embarked on a modernization
pro¬
designed to bring up-to-date their tleet of L-049 Constellations
converting to a propeller system control assembly developed by
are
The
mature
by
hold
to
Hamilton
225,000
Ac
Stetson
&
gram
by
50.000
Weld
Bag
used
Trans
75,000
..'75,000
75,000
would
its
In
alloys
United Aircraft Corp.—Receives TWA Contract—
Ac
_______
$0.73
1,065,478
:
.
announced
was
The
1253.
certificates
at
consistent with
by
225,000
Texas & Pacific Ry.—-To Sell Certificates—
The
owned
Woodard-Elwood
Irving Lundborg A: Co—
industries.
other
master
500,000
Dean
325,000
was
prejudiced
Walker As Co.—_
Winslow,
500,000
action
engaged
325,000
500,000
Rlioades
—
the
225,000
White.
325,000
Lee
Higginson
175,000
Wertheim Ac Co
75,000
ferrocoluinbium,
R.
Co.
H.
of
contribution
Neuhaus
and
warrants
which
in
important
Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.
Victor, Common, Dann
50,000
proceeds
50,000
Van
617,513
<
the
the
of
;
—
Co., Inc.
of
125,000
Day
Underwood,
in
steel Tind
number
business
are
Co
accuracy
magnesium
Corp—
Spencer Trask Ac Co
Anthony Ac
50,000
75,000*
'
Ac
the
public interest in view particularly
of the fact that Transition
does not now
intend
to
engage
in any
public financing, that no public offering of the securities covered by
its registration statement has been made, that the
outstanding shares
500,000
Tucker,
-
500,000
Laird,
Corp.
Company, Inc.
American
Thomas
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co._ '
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.— :
&
As
and
and
like
the
such
75,000
Sweney Cartwright Ac
Swiss
•
;
:
A. M, Kidder Ac Co., Inc.
100,000
Webster
Ac
metals
stainless
a
the
175,000
Boyce—
shareholders
not
stop
ence
100,000
Ac
challenged
per warrant, the intended use
public financing the description of
proposed to engage, and the experi¬
management officials in the ferro-alloy
industry^.
In
permitting withdrawal of the registration statement and dis¬
continuing the stop order proceedings, the Commission concluded that
of
75,000
Johnston, Lemon A: Co.
Joseph, Mellon A: Miller,
f' Inc. — ."i;
Loeb
Ac
Securities
50,000
Lane,
Corp. _J_
Co.
Co-
Ac
•
i._^_
Johnson,
Bros.
Stroud
225,000
■
Staats
the
and
200,000
Stern Brothers As Co
125,000
A: Co
Inc.
Stem
225,000
Co
R.
Starkweather
50,000
175,000
500.000
Co
which
order proceedings, the Commission challenged the accuracy
adequacy of various informational disclosures contained in the
registration statement and prospectus, particularly with reference to
the prior sale to 14 persons of 189,000 common shares at $1
per share
100.000
—.__—
Smithers A:
S.
"
75,000
Weeks—
A:
Hutton
F.
Co-
during yearJ_-.___l._i
transaction.
and
Deane Ac
William
,
Hentz
Ac
and
ferrotantalum-columbium
the
325,000
Smith, Barney Ac Co
500,000.
_
Hayden, Miller A: Co—
.100,000
Hay den, Stone & Co. J_"_
200,000
Hemphill, No'yes A:To..,,..325.000
H.
Agnew
proceedings
*
$1.42
1,192,875
shares
$18,976,048 $17,273,221 $38,781,087 $34,333,573
offices
by
Ac
Company
Scribner
500,000
;
Ripley A: Co.,
Inc.
Ac
1956
1,514,517
(average shares during year)
186, p. 2802.
Dallas
of
200,000
125,000
""
*
Co
1957
$63,137,210 $40,898,531
3,200,192
1,522,513
Lj-J:'*
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
has
order"
$500,000.
;
•<
;
i
Period End. Feb. 28—
—V.
An
manufacture of powders
and chips of
alloys.
The prospectus stated that the
company's plant at Wallkill, N. Y., was being set up for the production
100,000
&
over
America—Earnings Show pain—
,
request
"stop
magnesium
Inc.
of
-
Walgreen Co.—February Sales Up—
Chemicals, Inc.—SEC Proceed¬
adequacy
icals
Hutton Ac
Hainmill
Shearson,
Shields
100.000;
Co..—200,000.
—-;
Hallgarten
Ac
a'
ol
,
325,000
Rowles, Winston
to
Th»
subsidiaries—
*•
I.
;
value
Fulton
&
expan-*
facilities
per share__
i i $13.61
■
$12.39
Backlog decreased from $114,000,000 to about $95,000,000 at Dec. 31,'
1957.—V. 186, p. 2626.
' V
';* :"K
* " - •
SEC
of representations contained in the registration state¬
The registration
statement, filed Jan. 22, 1957, proposed the
offering for public sale of 250,000 shares and 250,000 warrants
in units of one share and one
warrant, at $2.01 per unit.
In discontinuing the action, the Commission made
public the record
of a private examination which preceded the institution of
the stop
order proceedings.
1
%
Transition
was
organized
in February,
1956, for the purpose of
engaging in the production of columbium and tantalum alloys, chem¬
100,000
w/
..
share
initial
325,000
Salomon Bros. As Hutzler
:
500,00o
CO.v—
Co
investment
an
-
shares
ment.
50,000
L. F. Rothschild Ac Co
50,000
and
100,000
100,000
225,000
Forgan A: Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
!
continued
325,000
Co
100,000
Glore,
200,000
50,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
Co.,
—
represent
income
Average
Trust
of this corporation, the Securities and Ex¬
permitted withdrawal of a regsitration state¬
ment filed by Transition, which
sought registration of 1,615,500 common
shares and 1,126.500 common stock purchase
warrants, and has dis¬
Co.,
Ac
Co., Inc.
Co—'.7 100,000
Fridley, Hess & Frederking ;
1
Fulton
Riter &
Co.———200,000
Co.—J
;•% 50,000
Boston Corp.;.
550,000
&
Co
Pierce
Reinholdt
50,000
Elworthy & Co,i_^:_w__;
TOO.OOO
Equitable Securities Co;~ 200,000
Ferris
Pursuant
»>7.,
;•'
•
-
Putnam
•
500,000
50%
a
corporation.
special
services to the chemical milling
taxes
of
perpetual subordinated debentures. Regisfor the offering became effective last
p. 498;
the
Metals
change Commission
75,000
and
:
31—
per
ings Dismissed—
100,000
—
-
Ac
Co., Inc.
R. W. Pressprich & Co._
125,000
Union
Securities & Co._7_^_
Jaffray
Dec.
before
Earned
It
Transistion
'
this
covering $2,250,000 of 7%
75,000
225,000
house
will
oh
13
of
.3,
manufacturing
1200.
Number
Jackson
Webber,
Ac Curtis
specialists
p.
to
Income
•
Co.'
..-I.- : '50,000
Davis, Skaggs & C0.__-1._50,000
additional
as
Vitro Corp. of
Year
Ltd.—Registra- '
indenture
an
March
on
facility
No.
acquired forming and shaping
Hydro-Metal Spinning corporations, i.
Sales
into
Coast
Plant
Revenues
Corp.,
Industry
West
space,
recently
and
and
186,
Book
corporation
tration
175,000
company's
Intended
at
in
now performed,
the two subsidiaries will,- in addition
manufacturing special devices,-provide, facilities for forming,
shaping;
and assembly operations of
precision missile a"nd 'aircraft components.
In addition,
the increased plant area will also enable the
parent to
perform such fabricating operations as
shearing, forming, spinning,
and
assembly on their main "production line of many of the complex
parts
that
Were
hitherto
only chemically milled.- Slated for
full
operation by mid-April of 1958,
the 50,000 square feet of modern
and-efficient manufacturing area will
employ an additional 100 tech¬
Statement Effective—
The
size
to
for
Atlas
plant
Milling Corp.—Builds Third
•
V
v.;■.- <• f
.
inaugurated
was
mass-production
is 2.70 to
1, based
liabilities of $4,639,340.
$16.36
or
work
addition
Missile-Air
applicable
per
share."
liabilities
current
in
latest
»$2.50
after
States Chemical
Manufacturing Facility—
462,126;
$1.80
•
equivalent
current
$12,546,341
of
United
connectors.
tion
50,000
75,000
50,000
75,000
.
.
$221,885,
-
current -assets
equity
Tourist
Ac
125,000
Curtiss, House & ,Co,
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.—<.
870.000
•
1
of
Securities and Exchange Commission in
April and tho
on these bonds has been set for
May 13, 1958.
31, 1957, the company's capitalization of
$82,996,437 con¬
36.28%
of
debt, 3.01%
of preferred stock and 60.71%
of
and surplus.—V. 185,
p. 1201.
'
.
2,2B0,*143
Titeflex designs and produces flexible
of metal and Teflon with related
fittings, Quick-Seal couplings,
other aircraft and industrial
products.—V. 186, p. 2417.- r
•
100,000
—-
of
of
sales
on
subsidiary of
hose
Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch
Co._—
;
share
the
receiving bids
of Dec.
common
1,701,218
paid
assets
contract
trical
Inc.
with
of
sisted
1956
approximately $316,000 has been awarded to this
corporation by the U. S.- Air Force to produce
components for the
radio shielded ignition harness
designed especially for the Air Force
by Titeflex and used on the Pratt & Whitney R4360
engine. The
corporation is a leading producer of flexible metal and Teflon hose
lines, electrical shielding and other electrical
components, and elec¬
500,000
Co.,
"
225,000
•
Pierce,
Turben Ac
The
&
taxes
^
capital of j-our company was increased from $7,146 883
31, 1956 to $7,907,001 on Dec. 31, 1957.
The long-term debt'
increased during
1957 by $716,500.
On
Dec.
31,
1957,
stoek-
A
100.000
Blyth & CovTnc.—500,000
Chapliti & Co"._l__^__
:*
50,000
Courts
J1957
.
mortgage
$13,450,810 $13,757 337
Titeflex, Inc.—Awarded New Components Contract—
75,000
Fenner Ac Smith
50,000
Inc
An'celes
Insurance Co., to provide additional
working capital. Payments
of $283,500 were made on the
long-term debt during the year, resulting
in a net increase of $716,500.—V.
186, p. 1379.
175,000
75,000
50,000
Mead, Miller As Co.__
Co. -Inc."'
Ac
years.
company expects to sell at competitive
bidding $15,000,000 of
bonds to help finance its construction
program and to
pay off existing bank loans.
It is planned to file a registration state¬
Life
50,000
*.200,000
_
&, Co.
&
McDonnell
A.
Blair
Masten
]• loo.oon
_
income
common
taxes,
ratio
holders'
225,000
McDonald & Co
'
Ball, Purge & Kraus.7.
Barrow, Leary <fc Co
Becker «fc
E.
A.
1.125,000
Co.,<
-
G.
*—*—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Corp.
"
Financing—
The
first
pared with $7,283,853 or $15.76 per sirnre as of Dec. 31, 1956. Stock¬
holders' equity was therefore increased
during 1957 by $276,667.
The increase in long-term debt
was. caused by the company obtaining
a
new
long-term loan of $1,000,000 from the Massachusetts Mutual
sub¬
issuance
Coe—-
<fc
Co.-.
Securities'
Robert W.
"
lias-
Laurence M. Marks &
<
225,000
Bache •&
Louisville, Ky.,
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
working
was
.
Inc.JSl',525^00 ;r
Co.
A..C. Allyn & Co.,
as
few
Dec.
on
'
reserved
were
(&
outstanding.-..—U__"
gain
current
The
.
;
,
names
of the principal underwriters of the
bonds, and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
agreed to purchase from the company are as follows:
Dillon, Read &
in
are
•
per
Federal
new
Lovett Abercrombie & Co.-
well
company's
expedite
their
As
31—
Federal
shares
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
for
•Includes
,
company held an additional 4,750 shares.
^A'total of 1,216,050 shares were reserved for conversion
ordinate
Dec.
dividends
the
§The
convertible
offices
profit
Earnings
of Oct, T." 1957 the company 'entered into a Bank Loan Agree¬
terminatingJtepte 1, 1,958 providing for a revolving credit up to
$20,000,000. Upon, Jrhe .sale i ofJthe new bonds the amount of the credit
reduced
United Gas Improvement Co.—Plans
area.
executive
$745,548, at the lowest prices debentures shall bo
187, p. 1254.
*
~ - •'
Expenditures In 1958 for capital purposes are estimated
to bp $13,»
380,000, which is more than double the amount
spent yearly in the pusfr
the
ment
Common
V $ As
be
the
of
will
space
2153.
Common
8.375.763 shs.
may
contained
Net
ment
will
187, p.
Provision
191.689 shs.
7
.
15,000,000 shs.
restrictions
in
whose
corporation
added
sales
sales and gross income from finance fees
Profit before income taxes—
100,000shs.
+
series
more
manufacture, distribution and
throughout the Western States as
Year Ended
150.000 shs.
5.75%
subordinate, convertible
Common stock ( par
the
160.000 shs.
^
.
;
*,
7:
,.
two
of
space
of
sum
accrued interest.—V.
"
"the
President,
Net
49.690 shs.
■
series
series
seriesl^t.x.'ii^..--^.1;
series
5.85%
6.70%
>
,
Keller,
the
oifered, plus
date
1,000.000 shs. V '
'
■
"
5.50'o
first preferred series
_L
§185.250 shs.
4.50"/*r'coilvertible series.—42,535 shs.
•
manufacturing facilities in the brief
Frederick
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc.
Preferred stock jpar $100)__
*
exhaust
26,000 sq. ft. addition
thus doubling its West
ft.,
54,365.000
$20,000,000
...
new
sq.
plants located in Arkansas, Kentucky, Wisconsin and Los
seven
3,445.000
62,000.000
to
services to customers
2,866,513
56,000,000
_
products
25,000.000
3,500,000
*
___
Term, loan notes.—
Short term notes
facHiatate
285,902;000
.
____
Mortgage
its
51.000
V.
According
Outstanding
•First mortgage pipe line bonds______l_ 362,000,000
bonds now offered
1—25,000,000
4-7/a%
and
Into
to
years.
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
„
Coast warehouse
gas.
TO
Inc.—Expands Facilities—
moved
area
53
staff
current
100
motor
of
of
is
The
people.. A development program
just been completed by the
was
Is
started
Textron,
Inc.,
now
speed
regu-,
Annual sales
$1,050,000.
has
Dalmotor and
Dalmotor
division
backlog
have exceeded $1,000,*
facility employs approxi¬
and prototype work 011 a
research and
ready for production.
•
engineering
.
in
1946.
in
1954.—V.
and
was
186,
sold
p.
to
1310.
Dalmo
.
Victor,
a
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle /.
(1362)
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
clusive. Principal and
office.
(M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the
,
dormitory
Bond Sale—The
Los
rev¬
of¬
1034—
bonds totalling $638,000
enue
fered March 12—v. 187, p.
sold to the Federal Housing
were
High School Diet.,
El Monte Union
Montgomery), Ala.
O.
(P.
;•
Calif.
Angeles County,
Bond Offering—Harold
Agency,
as
April 7 for the purchase of
water
revenue
bonds.
April 1, 1958. Due on July
on
$296,000
1960
from
1
Bonds
inclusive.
1978
to
due in 1969 and thereafter
callable
as
Phoenix.
until
9
Carlsbad
™
Union
School
District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
bonds
offered March 18—v. 187,
1138 — were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles, and R. H. Moulton &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.004,
a net interest cost of about 3.60%,
(PST)
a.m.
follows:
$25,000 5s. Due
1959 to
160,000
1963
3y2s.
April 15 from
on
»
interest
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
and
the
County Treasurer's office.
Bond Sale—The
offered
.bonds
awarded
to
Bank
the
a
$415,000 school
recently were
group composed of
America
of
National
Trust &
Savings Association, San
Francisco, Harris Trust and Sav¬
ings Bank, Chicago, R. H. Moul¬
ton & Co., J. Barth & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Hutton
F.
&
Co.,
&
Stone
Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N.
White & Co., as follows:
$165,000 5s. Due
1959 to
March 1 from
on
1970
for the pur¬
$13,500,000 Department
of Water and Power Electric,Plant
Revenue
bonds.
Dated April
1,
1958. Due on April 1 from 1959
from
15
from 1964 to 1979 inclusive.
40,000 3%s. Due on April 15 from
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Chaffey Union High School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,500,000
school
building
bonds
offered
March 17—v. 187, p. 1034—were
awarded to a group composed of
—
1973
on
March 1
1980 inclusive.
20,000 3.40s. Due March 1, 1981.
40,000 IV2S. Due on March 1, 1982
The
1983.
bonds
are
March
dated
1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Glen
Avon
Correction—In
connection
with
on
1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at
the
County
May
clusive.
(M-N)
Treasurer's
/;/!.':!
office.
School
about 3.99%.
/,
$1,000,000
3s.
from
Due
1959 to
500,000 2%s.
Due
to
March
on
1966
15
inclusive.
March
on
15
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
1,000,000
3s.
from
Dixie
1971
Due
to
p.
1133
Bank
&
offered
—
to
National
Association,
of
187,
the
Trust
Sonoma
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
Angeles,
9
(PST) on April 15
for
the
purchase
of
$212,000
school building bonds, as follows:
a.m.
$203,000
from
bonds.
1959
Due
to
1979
May
1
inclusive.
on
9,000 bonds. Due May 1, 1959.
•The
bonds
are
dated
a
Bank,
of
price of par.
Beach
National
Bank
*
of
Los
Angeles, Blyth & Co., Inc., R. H.
Moulton
&
Co.,
and
Staats & Co., as 3%s,
basis of about 3.47%.
William
R.
&t 100.21,
a
May
School
1,
Districts,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m.
(PST) on April 15
for the purchase of $644,000 Elec¬
tion bonds, as follows:
$91,000 Series E bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
clusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's
1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
Center
3V2S, at
City School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered March 18
—v. 187, p. 931—were awarded to
a
group composed
of Security-
Hudson
Durante Sch. Diets., Los Angeles
until
Hermosa
awarded
office.
553,000 Election A bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1959. to 1980 in¬
'Stratford, Conn.
•
$a>e—ine- $WuOQ,000 pub¬
improvement ;bOTids
4\farch/;,l^
offered!
awarded to a
of Harriraan Rip-
were
group; composed
Jpy
sealed
bids
hia office
at
*
10' a.mV fPST)
until
in
011
pur&HaSe of $!,450,000 school bonds'; Dated April
1958.
15,
1960
Due
inclusive.''
1978
to
and interest
ApHf U^Vfiom1
on
Priritip'aI
/;
.
.payable /at the ■- Stratford Trust!
Company/ Stratford. Legality ap proved by;Pullman, Comley, Brad-
le^ &. Reeyps, Of Bridgeport.
paJjrafeleVdt the
(A-O)
basis of about 3.08%
a
/Dated. April 1, • 1958. Due on
April. 1 fiforn .1959 to 1978 inclusivq/Priricipai and interest (A-O)"
March 25 for the
bids
■;>/
office
in
/
'
I. du Pont & Co., and
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Diego
April 1
for the purchase of $90,000 school
bonds, as follows:
V?.;.
•
on
as 3%s, at 100.21, a basis of about
3.34%,
:>■/■
'
:
-
.
Series E bonds. Due "on
May 1 from 1969 to 1977 in¬
$87,000
clusive.
Dated
bonds.
Due
'•
•'
FLORIDA
Florida
vv
"
-
3,000 Series A
May 1, 1960.
-
Wests id e
■
.
Los Angeles County,.Cialif<
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office ip Lcfe- Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST)
Apo*Fl 15
rev¬
Florida's Turnpike, accord->
report released March 12.
./ While gross daily operating rev¬
enue
for
the
Turnpike this Feb¬
ruary
showed
crease
over
substantialr:in¬
; a
January, it
some
was
8% under the figure for the same
for the
school bonds.
February:
by Thomas B. Manuel, Authority
..Chairman'.' •".. !„ ///
Schaql District,
Union
which
of the Sunshine State Park¬
enues
way,
;
Turnpike
weather
bit into gross operating
V>; ing to a
'•/;
Authority
during
Florida
nipped
also
County Ti;easurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick; Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe,: of ISan
ti.
Hits
Revenues —Cold
1, 1958. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
'
Turnpike
Weather
Cold
May
and interest
State
:(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Flo.
oh
; ;
his office in Santa
Francis
San
(PST)
a.m.
Francisco.
'•
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
bids at
his
at
until 10:30
County, Calif.
ing
Dated
April 1, 1958.
April 1 from 1964 to 1983
on
inclusive.
Principal
Tehama
San
Francisco.
•
as
:
interest
County
and
the
^
<
'•;<
month a year: ago. Mr. Manuel
purchase of $222,0(jk) build¬
1
L'■
'-v
bonds.
Dated May 1, ' 1958. said.'A-*'
Gross operating revenue in FebDue on May 1 frqrii -1959 to 198(1inclusive. Principal artd- inteiest ruary 1957 was $404:534.95 against
last month's total of $371,222.
: '
(M-N)
payable at
^the
Treasurer's office.':
building
.
u
bonds
was
to
Co., of Sari Francisco, as
$25,000 5s. Due
011
April
1
from
1959 to 1963 inclusive, r'
10,000 2V2s. Due on April 1, 1964.
30,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
to
';.•> \
y ,f
Brookfield
.i' ji
,
County
.
_
\i. >
^
^
^
:
1967 inclusive.
(P. O.. Brookfteld), "
■
This February. 299,700
-:.
Connecticut
J.
used
enue
the
vehicles
Turnpike, and toll
iev-.
was" $345,000
the/1957
compared to
with 345,666 ve¬
month
hicles and tolls of $386,000.
Last month
307,812 vehicles
car¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
rying an estimated §23;436 pas¬
by rthe 'Board
of
sengers traveled 14.481,856 miles
Selectmen until 2. p.m.., „(EST) "on
011 the Turnpike.
There were no
Bond
be
1965
•
CONNECTICUT,
$190,000
sold
follows:
]
-; ■
County, Calif.
■
Barth &
y
■
■
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
1034—were
State
Fresno,
First
11—v.
awarded
were
Savings
County,
$145,000 school
March
of America
15
inclusive.
Sch. District, Marin
California
Bond Sale—The
bonds
March
on
1978
the
p.
^
.
10010,
Rechen-
L.
—
Clerk,, will re¬
County
Auburn
Bond
County, Calif.
187,
ceive
'kv:-. ">
Offering
Bond
macher,
Petaluma City High School District,
Granville School District, Fresno
—v.
about 2.94%, as follows:
-
Red Bluff Union School
$20,000 school
building bonds offered March 11
lic ;
& Co., Inc., Estabrook & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Putnam
Tahoe-Truchee Unified Sch. Diet.*: & Co., G. H. Walker & Co., and
Placer County, Calif.
Kean, Taylor & Co., as 3.10s, at
of San Francisco.
; ■'
Sale—The
V/, /
Bond
Dahlquist, Herringtonv& Slitcliffe,
v
$670,000 school
building bonds offered March 18
—v.
187, p. 931—were awarded to
the Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles, and Taylor & Co.,
jointly, as 4s, at 100.08, a basis of
April 17 instead of April 7.
Bond
1
ings Association, Sari' Francisco.
Legality
approved
by Orrick;;
Sale—The
(A-O)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
offering of $126,000 school
building bonds reported in our
by Ropes, Gray/ Best,
Coolidge i& Rugg, of Boston //,/: ;
of America National Trust &;.S.av:-
Angeles County, Calif./
issue of March 17—v. 187, p. 1255
& Savings Association, of
Francisco, Dean Witter & Co.,
H. E. Work & Co., Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern, Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.,
Wagenseller
&
Durst, Inc., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
and C. N. White & Co., at a price
of 100.0003, a net interest cost of
Los
District,
—the offering date was shown as
National
and interest payable at the First
National Bank of Bpston. Legality
approved
Due
Clerk, will receive sealed
purchase of $360,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due
San
America
on July i from 1959
Principal arid interest
(J-J)
payable
atV Vthe; - .District
Treasurer's office, dr at the. iBank
1, 1957.
to 1961 incl.
Rosa until 3 p.m. (PST) on April
1
for
the
purchase of $84,000
Diet., Riverside
County, Calif.
rPat^d,Juiy,
.
sealed
Sch.
$^^^0^<?flistribuT/.
■
Bond
Due
the purchase of
tion system warrants.
:
Trust
of
E. /Vfag/
,
Due
Bank
^ J.
.
the
the
Offering
County Treasurer's office: 'Legal-)
.V..DELAWARE?:/."■
to 1988 inclusive. ^
;/
ity approved by OrriCk,'DahT^uifet,:
Marshalltown Consol. Sch. District,
& Sutcliffe,' ^oT Sari
Nordhoff Union High School Dist., Herrington
No. 77 (P. O. Wilmington), Del. *
Francisco.
% .'
'/v
../vj. i Bond Saie—The
Ventura County, Calif.
$520,000 school
;•;! ...■.r
;*
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell, Vista Unified School District, San
building1 bonds offered March 18
•
.-r-jv. 187, p. ^931 —were awarded to'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Diego County, Calif. »•..,•> •..;
bids at his office in Ventura, until
:* Bond
Offering —! Rv 3'/James, a group composed of the Harris
11 a.m. (PST) on April 8 for the
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
County
March 1 from
on
to
of
Palmdale
1972 inclusive.
VAs.
145,000
and
April
on
to
re¬
until April 2
ceived
1969 inclusive.
45,000 3s. Due
Offering—Bids will be
Bond
chase
Gilroy School District, Santa Clara
County, Calif.
inclusive.
Due
Warrant
■JT'"
r
-.h,
.
p.
as
ment
"
Boafd^o|. ; OlljOOO school bonds: Due on
New York City or Chicago.,,, Directors, will receive'Jbicls : / / April 1 from 1959 to 1978 into
Box .128, .Spisun, /Vr4 .'elusive, f "1 * 1',r*3
The bonds are idated^May !, addressed
until 8 p.m. (PST)/pn
.Dated April 1, 1958. Principal
1958.
.')■<*■>i^pril
on
inclusive.
1977
to
E.
CALIFORNIA
general public improvebonds. Due on April 1
Lrorri 1959 to 1978 inclusive!.
400,000
/
•
.
J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
of
July 1, 1968.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office,
or at
the Valley National Bank,
of Phoenix, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
are
District, Solano,}
County, Calif.
,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Dated
Irrigation
in gins, Secretary of
agencies
fiscal
County's
Live
Oak School District,
April 15
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
for the purchase of $350,000 build¬
2'%s, at a price of par.
Bond Offering—Tom M. Kelley,
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due
Lamar County (P. O. Vernon), Ala.
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬ County Clerk, will receive sealed
Warrant Sale—An issue of $125,clusive.
Principal
and
interest bids at his office in Santa Cruz,
000 3% State Gasoline Tax antici¬
(M-N)
payable at the County until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on March
pation
warrants
was
sold
to Treasurer's office.
31
for the purchase of $400,000
Stubbs, Smith & Lombard©, Inc.
building bonds.
Dated. April 1,
Dated March 1, 1958. Legality ap¬ Garvey Sch. District, Los Angeles
1958. Due on April 1. from 1959
County, Calif.
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal &
to 1982 inclusive. Principal and
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Hayes, of Birmingham.
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ARIZONA
bids at his office in Los Angeles
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
until 9 a.m.
(PST) on April 15
Globe, Ariz.
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
for the purchase of $37,000 school
Bond Offering—Murray D. Sny¬
Francisco.
r '///;':/ ;/
building
bonds.
Dated May 1,
der,
City
Clerk, will
receive
Los Angeles,
1958.
Due on May 1 from 1959
Calif.
Finance
Home
and
Solano
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
ALABAMA
Alabama State Board of Education
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
.
received
March
31
for
the
purchase of
$750,000 school building, bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. lpue On ,April
1
from
1959
19,t.8finclusive.
interest^
pay¬
to
fatalities;
Since the opening of the Turn¬
pike Jan. 26, 1957, a total of 3,890,190 vehicles canying an esti¬
mated
11,670,570 p as s e n g e r s
Principal and
able at the City National Bank &
Trust Co., Danbury. Legality ap¬ trpvel^d 181,750,055 TTiiles on the
75,000 314 s. Due on April 1 from
Turnpike. .
7; %" *
proved by Reed. Hoyt, Washburn.
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
There have been six fatalities
A
& McCarthy, of New- York' Git#.>
on the Turnpike since its opening,
Dated
April 1, 1958. Interest
thus giving the Parkway a fatality
Stamford, Cohn."~'
A-O. Legality approved by Orrick,
Sale —vThe"
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcilffe, V'A Bond
^$1^334,000 rate of 3.3 per 100,000,000 vehicle
miles compared to the. rate of 5.9of San Francisco:;'
%//•"/.;//';'://.". bonds /offered March, .19 were
awarded to a group! composed of in 1957 on free roads throughout
Santa Barbara, Calif. * \ "A
'
/'/'!%/■/■'•/ / Glore, Forgan & Co., National the nation.
Bond
Offering — William
S. State Bank of
Newark, B. J-. Vail
/St; Petersburg,'TFld.'- -•
Wagner, City Clerk, will receive Ingen & Co., Inc., New York" Han*
Certificate Sale—The $3,000,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on seatic
Corp., Cooley & ^of, arid
April 10 for the purchase of $!,- G. F. Childs &
Co.,
2.70s, at *a utility tax certificates (revenue)
50,000 3s. Due
1968
to
on
1972
April
1
from
inclusive.
.
..
.
•.
467,000
bonds.
municipal
Dated
price of
improvement
May 1, 1958. Due
2.61%.
on
,
100.75, a' basis Uf about offered on March 20—v. 187,
'
a
<; 1035—were awarded to a
.
-
.
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive;
% The sale consisted
Callable
$100,000
as
of
gality approved by f>'Melveny &
composed of Halsey,*Btuart & Co.
Inc.; Blyth & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
1978 inclusive.
City Treasurer's office; Le¬
Myers, of Los Angeles.
V
sanitary i sewer : bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
May 1, 1968. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the
p.
group
r
"
of:)
,
160,000 storm drain. ban<ls. Due
'
on April 1 from
1959'to 1974
inclusive.
/~
&
Co.;
Blair &
Dickson & Co.;
Co./Inc.;
R. S.
First.^f/Michigan
Cobp;* Leedy, Wheeler JSc-Alleman,
Inc.;
W.
H.
Morton
&
Co.,
arid
t
Volume 187
Number 5727
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
4.10s, at 100.022, a basis of
Metropolitan Sanitary District of
as
about 4.09%.
Due
on July
1, 1959 and annu¬
ally from January 1, 1960 to
January 1, 1973.
Greater Chicago (P. O. Chicago),
"
;
_.
Illinois
Monroe
MARYLAND
County (P. O.
Tompkinsville), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
1, 1958. Principal building revenue bonds offered
(J-J) payable at the March 19 were awarded to Mag¬
was purchased via
negotiated sale Bedford National
hank, City Comptroller, will re¬
Bank, Bedford. nus & Co.
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m. by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as Legality approved by
Ross, Mc¬
4s.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
Dated March 1, 1958. Due on
(EST) on April 2 for the pur¬
Cord, Ice * & Miller, of Indiamr
Oct. ! from 1965 to 1996 inclusive.^
March 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
chase of $8,400,000 special obliga¬
apolis.
'•' >
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
tion capital improvement revenue •Interest A-O.- Legality approved
Stephenson County School District (M-S)
payable
at
the
Deposit
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
No. 145 (P. O. Freeport), III.
Bank of Monroe County, in TompOct. 1 from 1959 to 1987 inclusive.
INDIANA
Callable as of Oct: 1, 1968. Priri■p Bond Sale—-The $700,000 school kinsville. Legality approved by
Cipal and interest (A-O) payable Anderson Township (P. O. R. R. 1, building bonds offered March 19 Skaffs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
j \«V -Vr- •">' Milroy), Ind.-.'
;
/ •'
1035—were awarded ville. ,'
at
the Chase
Manhattan "
XK: —v., I®7*
Bond Sale—An
Tampa, Fla.
<
'
'
-
Bond Offering—Hobart
Bank,1
New-York City.
*
000
D, Pel-
Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterley
& Mitchell, of New York
City:
!
$2,000,-
The
—
Dated
bonds
to
Towiiships Bonds r totaling
$123,000 offered March-11—vV187f
1035—Were awarded to Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, as
234s, at,a price of 100.40, a basis
Moultrie, •Ga.,f\>r;'
of
Certificate and Bond Offering-James Humphreys, City Clerk and
about 2.67%;
a
of
composed
group
iov/s:
i;';;r
;
•
1
cates and" various
bonds
•
'
-
John
$360,000.
will
1958
Nuveen;& Co., Hornblower
Weeks, Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
&
dated
be
mature
and
from. 1960 to
sive. Callable
;
3'14%
certificates
March 1
;
of
aggregating
Tlie
March: .1,
,
issues
•; on
1978 inclu¬ s
-Bond
I
Offering
—
Iowa
Donald
until
8
Sale—The
$1,404,000 non
dormitory
revenue
March 18—v. 187,
p. 1140—were sold to the Federal
Housing and Home Finance
tax-exempt
bonds
offered
Agency,
LOUISIANA
1
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
Bond Offering — L. L, Smith,
Secretary-Treasurer of the Parish
p.m.
_
Board, will receive sealed
10 a.m. (CST) on May
1
for the purchase of $199,000
school building bonds, Dated July
1, 1958. Due serially in 1959 to
1968
inclusive.
Interest
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
J-J.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Lafayette, La.
Note
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
March 18 were awarded
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., jointly, at
1.13% interest, plus a premium of
$35.
'
;
March
Dated
November
inclusive:
*210,000
*"'■
'
•;J"
school
bonds.
Due
:
March
on
1
bonds.
b^sis .of about 3.74%.
•a
a
Harris
Township
XAuthority
^
idaho
Offering
City
J.bids until 8
—
will
Clerk,
,.vl4
water
and
sewer
March
A. M. Quane,
(MST)
for the.purchase of
1-
"
revenue
187,
a
of
Schools,
will
bids
until
April
8 for the
$200,000
building
on
of
,
-
composed
Pella, Iowa
of
bonds.
41/«s, at
a-
of about
frorriv 1960
.
^Offering
Bond
Towjiship
of
March
D. Beh
$3,000 41/£s.
i. ? 1959
:
/%■*
•
6,000
Sioux
April 1 for the purchase
$156,0Q(Hx>nds, as follows:
18—v.
{awarded
Co.,
as
to
on
1967
the
to
1 from
inclusive.
1961
Due
187,
follows:
Due on May
to
5s.
1962
William F.
Trustee,; will
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
offered
Carlton
$9,000 special
improvement
sewer
p.1256—were
basis
O."1-'
(P;
*
Zehriiig,
bonds
$u*\
Galveston), Ind.
^
a
r
JachsoO'T own ship
^
-
assessment
& Co.," as
price of 100.40,
-4,09%.
Sale—The
Bond
May
I
from
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Rapids Consolidated School
District, Iowa
$78,000
School
Township
f Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
offered
bonds
awarded
to
"
March
17
First
the
were
of
semi-annually from July Corp., at a
price of par. Dated
i; 1959 to Jan. 1, 1969, incl. %
April 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
78,000 Civil Township bonds Due 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Legality
Bureau County School District No.
i-semi^amiually from; July >1;H
"approved by Bannister, Carpen.115 (P. O.' Princeton),
V
1959 to July 1, 1969 inclusive.
& Cooney, of
for, Aiders
Des
Bond
Offering
— - Josephine
:/• Dated April k 1958.
Principal Moines.
'
{
Washburn; Secretary of the Board and interest payable at the Twelve
of Education, will receive sealed
Mile. State
Spencer Indep. School District
Bank, of Galveston.
bids
until 7:30 p.m. : (CST)
on
(P. O. Spencer), Iowa
Legality aproved by Ross, McCord
April 2 for the purchase of $600,- Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
.V
000 school building bonds. Dated
New Albany, Flood Control District, building bonds offered March 19
March 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1-from
—v.
187, p. 1256—were awarded
Indiana k
I960 to_j1976 inclusive. Principal
£b Becker & Cownie, Inc.
Bond Offering—Leo J. Muller,
and interest ( J-D) payable' at a
banking institution in Illinois as Executive Secretary of Board of
vjV-?•'
>
r
*-
.
designated by the successful 'bid¬
der.
bids until 2 p.m." (CST)
8 for the
KENTUCKY
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
";
County, EastlAltpn-Wjoad
Community High
Sch. Dist.-
April
on
Boston, at .92% discount.
bonds offered March
187, p. 823—were awarded
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., and F. S. Smithers
& Co., at 100.06, a net interest
cost of about 4.13%, as follows:
a
tax
anticipation notes
The notes
$1,090,000 5s. Due
1960 to
1,075,000
414S.
from
1968
Due
to
5,835,000 4s. Due
1974 to
1
The
bonds
terest
of
bear
%%
Nov.
to
May
1,
in¬
1958
of
the
Jones, Inc., White,
Sanford,
Equitable
&
Corporation,
Merrill
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith,
& Weeks, Newman,
Co., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Barrow Leary & Co., Ba¬
wafer1 bonds.
,
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
May
school
1-, 1958.' Due" semi-annually from
ner,; Superintendent
of Board, of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 10 ami. (CST) on April 8
purchase • of f $150,000
Working Cash Fund bonds. Dated
•
.July 1, 1958.
:1960
to
-
on
-Jan.; 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
payable at a bank
to be agreed
between, the purchaser and
trust
upon
the
Due
interest
and
.or
1964
company
Board
approved
of
by
Education.
Chm les
Legality
& {Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.v
Pleasant
building bonds
$100,000
was
sold to
Charles A. Hinsch & Co., and Hill
Jan.-l, 1960 to Mail. 1, 1982. Legal¬
1 No. 14 (P. O. Wood River), III. " ity approved by Ross,
McCord,
Bond Offering—J. Paul Gard¬
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
: the
Nov.
on
17,
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
Boston), Mass.
of $8,462,Project notes will
Note Offering—Sale
syndi¬
cate: Scharff &
Securities
mature
notes
1958.
(P. O.
members
Hatticr
anticipation notes was sold to
Cape Ann National Bank, of
Gloucester, at .94% discount.
/
The
additional
from
Sale—an issue of $400,000
the
I960.
1,
Other
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
Note
inclusive.
1987
17,
tax
Nov.
on
1973
Nov.
on
Gloucester, Mass.
Nov. 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
mature
was
1958.
000
be
State-Aid
effected
by
March 27.
on
of local
(EST)
group
a
housing authorities at
noon
Bids will be opened
Hornblower
at the office of the State Housing
Brown
Board, 120 Tremont St., Boston.
&
Middlesex County (P. O. East
con, Stevenson & Co.,
Andrews
& Wells, Inc., Arnold & Crane,
Courts
&
Co.,
Dinkins
Ladd
&
Co.,
Cronin,
Cambridge), Mass.
Offering — Timothy J.
County Treasurer, will
receive
Harkness &
Hill,
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co., Kohlmeyer &
Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Nuslocli, Baudean & Smith, Rand &
Co., Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, Inc., Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson,
Allan
Blair & Co., E, F. Hutton & Co.,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
Weil
Investment Co.
Opelousas, La.
Certificate
$68,133
was
Note
Sale
4.20%
An
—
issue
of
certificates
sewer
sold to Scharff & Jones, Inc.
bids
sealed
until
10:30
(EST) on March 25 for the
purchase of $800,000 notes. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due Oct. 31, 1958.
a.m.
Newburyport, Mass.
Bond Offering—John M. Kelle-
her, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
Merchants
the
at
National Bank, 28 State St., Bos¬
(EST) on March
purchase of $60,000
water bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the above-mentioned
Bank.
Legality
approved
by
ton, until 11
for
27
a.rm
the
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Vernon Parish,
No.
161
(P. O. Leesville), La.
Offering — Curtis Brad-
Bond
shaw, Secretary of Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until
10
(CST) on April 3
for the purchase of $238,000 school
bonds.
New
Ward Six, Ward
School District
Wide
&
&
a
as
Co., jointly, at
a
on
$1,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered March
13—v. 187, p. 1140—were awarded
(M-N)
Board
Dated March
1, 1958.
price of 100.01,
net interest cost of about
3.76%,
1959 to
follows:
bank designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Webster
Parish, Springhill School
8 (P. O. Minden), La.
District No.
Offering—J.
E.
Pitcher,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until
ing
bonds.
sealed
Due
011
(CST)
on
April
10
for
anticipation notes was sold to
Rockland Trust Company, of
Plymouth, at .92% discount.
the
Quincy, Mass.
Note
bids, until
April' 9
$35^Q0. bonds,
$17;500. Sehool
r.
^
1:30 p.m.
for
the
as
(CST)' 'r, The bonds are dated March 1,
of 1958. Due on March 1 from 1959
purchase
follows:
Township
I
...
to
1978
bonds.; March
Due pit July 1, 1959 and annu-' terest
-ally from. January 1, 1960 to
January
17.500
-
1,
Civil
1973.
•
Township
•••.;■
bonds.
-
inclusive.
1,
Callable
as
1963. Principal and
(M-S)
15,
May
Oct.
1958.
bonds
p.
of
offered
Minden
Minden.
Bank
&
Trust
Legality
Company,
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$225,000 water
18—-v. 187,
March
Ripley & Co., Inc., as 2%s,
a basis of about 2.49%.
100.07,
Springfield, Mass.
(M-N) payable at the office of the
School Boajd Treasurer, or at the
payable at the Fal¬
mouth
Deposit Bank, Falmouth.
Legality approved by Wyatt, Graf¬
ton & Grafton, of Louisville.
Sale—The
1256—were awarded to Harri-
man
interest
in¬
Frederick A.
24, 1958.
Bond
at
Principal and
—
Somerset, Mass.
the
May 15 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Offering
Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 24
for
the
purchase of
$1,000,000
notes. Dated March 24, 1958. Due
-
Dated
$300,000
tax
1:30
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
p.m.
of
Massachusetts
Note Sale—An issue of
any
Run
Bank
Plymouth County (P. O. Plymouth),
1968 in¬
Principal and
interest
payable
at
the
School
Treasurer's
office, or at
Bond
National
First
Due
Township (P. O. -1 $18,000 4s. Due 011 March 1 from
/^R. R. 3, Bedford), Ind. ?
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
V !
'^82,000 33/is.f Due on
•Bond Offering — Mike
March 1
Stipp^
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Totyhship ?- Trustee, will 'receive
on
the
to
Boston, at 1.09% discount.
a.m.
March 1 from
clusive.
Bedford, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
chaser.
Falmouth, Ky.
purchase of $90,000 flood
control
'for
a.m.
Note Sale—An issue of
,
River-
11
18—v.
Iowa
,
Madison
until
Due
■:/.v:;;;i>• ILLINOIS
man
bids
March 25 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 notes. Dated
March 25, 1958. Due Nov. 10, 1958.
on
to
revenue
and
inclusive.
on
bonds
B.
Gardnerp Mass.
util¬
Ducournau & Kees,
,
1139—were
p.
group
Raifenspergerj Hughes
Spokane.
'■
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis. Bond & Share. Corp., and
April
$600,000
to 1988 • inclusive.
Callable as of April 1, 1968r Prin¬
cipal apd interest (A-O); payable
at the City Treasurer's office; at
the State's fiscal agency :Jn New
York City; or at a bank or trust
company in Idaho as designated
by{-the purchaser..; Legality approved by Burcham & Blair,v-of
,
2
bonds.
the
on
■
18—v;
awarded'to
sealed
Dated April 1, 1958. Due orr April
...
Offering—R. J. Bulefeldt,
,
receive
p.m.
T'.""'
'•
,,
Legality
& Cutler,
receive sealed and oral
Bend),
'' X
Bond
Frederick
—
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will re¬
$400,000
sold to
the Merchants National Bank, of
ities
Lynch,
Superintendent
Sale^The $335,000 first
mortyage revenue bonds offered
Le wist on, Idaho
Bond Offering
v
\
Bond
'
% '
100.19
„
South
Indiana
•*
inclusive.
Chapman
Orange Twp. Consol. Sch. District
(P. O. Waterloo), Iowa
School Building
(P.-O.
1977
by
of Chicago.
Raffen-
& Co., as 3% s, at a price of
bank located in At¬
lanta. Legality approved by, Kel--ley & Mobley,'of Atlanta.
'
of
-
to
approved
sperger? Hiighes & Co., Mullaney;
Wells &,Co., and Braun, Bosworth
,
1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at
group1 composed
a
March
dated
are
I960
187,"'p. 1139-tywere awarded do
v.
from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. *
The
bonds offered March 18—
revenue
^/
improvement
Due on
21, 1958.
6, 1958.
'
Fall River, Mass.
Note
-
Bond Sale—The $8,000,000
t
.
.
~
bids until
,
.
par.
Boston, Mass.
.
;
at
R.
(CST) on March 24
>"iPrincipal and interest (M-S)-pay- ;vSvCuC- Evansville, Ind.
for the purchase of $93,000 school
Bond ,Offering — J.. • William
able at« the TrustCompany of
Dated April 1,
Davidson, City Controller, will building bonds.
Georgia, of Atlanta. Legality ap¬
1958.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
receive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
proved by Kelley & Mobley, of
to
1977
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
(CST) on April 2 for the purchase
Atlanta.
yy;'.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
of $400,000 swimming pool con¬
The $360,000 3-/4% bonds con¬
Chicago.
V
struction ; bonds.
Dated . April ty
sist of 4the following;r - % •*.
1958.. .Due
semi-annually from Mount Pleasant Indep. Sch. Dist.,
$65,000 recreation bonds. Due on
July 1., .1959 to January 1, ;1975.
■ «"
;
Iowa
V
March 1 from > 1959 to 1978
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
;. Bond Sale—An issue of $134,000
inclusive.
able
at
the
Citizens
National
school building bonds was sold to
60,000 street improvement bonds.
Batik, of Evansville. Legality ap¬ White-Phillips
Co., Inc., as 3s, at
;
Di»e on March 1 from 1959 to
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
a price of
100.08, a basis of about
,1978 inclusive. Cx/'l -V;
Miller, of Indianapolis.
T-i. 2.99%..
•
•
25,000 municipal building "im¬
>.
' J
provement
bonds.
Due ;on
'■ Greencastle, I rid.
;vf J The bonds are dated March
1,
Bond Sale—The $530,000 water
March 1 from; 1959 to 1978
1958 and mature 011 Nov. 1 from
•
2%s,
as
MASSACHUSETTS
to
Allen Parish School District No.
Shere, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
of March 1, 1968;
as
Consol.Sch. Dist.,
Janesville
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and
Franfz Hutchinson & Co., -as 3s,
at 100.38, a baisis of about 2.95%.
Bo"d
offered
School
$435,000 2^4s., Due on Dec. 1 from
East Chicago, Ind.
1,.; 1959 .to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 pub¬
Treasurer^ will receive sealed bids,
265,000 2.90s;'Due on Dec. 1 from
-until 2:15 p.m. .(EST) on April 3 lic;
improvement bonds offered
:%%1970 to 1977 inclusive.
for Che purchase of $375,000 4Vt % March
,19—v. 187, p. 1035—were
electric system. - revenue; certifi¬ awarded to a
group composed of
v
Maryland, Inc. (P. O.
Baltimore), Md.
April
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Burns, Corbett
& Plckard, Inc.; Milwaukee Com¬
pany, and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
at a price of 100.0007, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.63%, as fol-
and
School
College of Notre Dame of
interest
and
Civil
•
GEORGIA
x
issue of
sewer, revenue
Bond,' Sale
p.
'•'
sanitary
M
(1363)
Sale—The
Note
anticipation
19
were
tional
Bank
discount,
notes
$1,000,000 tax
offered March
awarded to the First Na¬
of
plus
Boston,
$1.30
at 0.90%
premium.
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
•
Nov.
Bank, of Minneapolis, and Mannieimcr-Egan, Inc., at a price of
1958 and due on
Dated March 20,
1958,
14,
par,
MICHIGAN
J.
Walter
to
Inc.
Wade,
1034—were awarded
Kenower, MaeArthur & Co., of
11—v. 187, p.
to
Detroit.
;
^
;
Grand
Rapids, Mich.
$225,000 special
assessment
street
improvement
bonds offered March 18—v. 187,
awarded to the
Michigan Corp., at a price
a net interest cost of about
p. 1140
First of
of par,
were
—
bonds.
in
District,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
(EST) on April 10 for the
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
Dated March
1, 1958.
Due on
p.m..
Oct.
from
1
sive.
callable
are
and
1974
in
due
Bonds
thereafter
inclu¬
1986
to
1960
1, 1.973.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality, approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
Of
bonds
originally
Feb.
25—v.
&
17—v.
interest
bonds
1036
187, p.
a
price of 100.06, a
of about 2.22%,
cost
follows:
as
building bonds offered March 18—
v.
187, p. 1140—were awarded to
a
group composed of Piper, Jaf¬
fray & Hopwood, Allison-Williams
-
/
•
,
First
St.
the
due
bonds:
$36,000
1, 1959;
$108,000 2s, due on March 1
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive;
and
$216,000 2V4S, due
on
March
1
from
1963
:
inclusive.
1968
to
/
general improvement
4s,
due
on'
March 1, 1959; $72,000.2s, due
March 1 from 1960 to 1962
inclusive;
due
011
$148,000
and
30,000
r
/
March
offered
17—
1140—were awarded to
a group composed of the First of
Michigan Corporation, Kenower,
p.
MaeArthur
&
Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Charles A. Parcells & Co., at a price of 97.02,
net interest cost of about
as
1
Due
March
on
lt
3.68%,
follows:
$135,000 21/4s.
from
1959
150,000 2%s.
from
1962
100,000 314s.
1965
and
250,000 314s.
from
to
1974
1961
_
Feb.
on
1975 to
1983 inclusive.
75,000 4.20s. Due
1984 to
The
bonds
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive, /
1988
bear
4;%\
additional
1967
Due
to
011
1961
Due
to
in¬
1958
Monday, March 24,
.
1
011
June
Bond
1966.
Due
on
June
Sale—The
obligation
offered March 13—V.
—were
awarded to
Hammill
1971
1037
group com¬
&
Co.,
Harold
and
E.
Wood & Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.33%,as
1961
80,000
from
1,
to
on
Due
1968 to
3.40s.
1970
Due
1
inclusive.
April
on
1
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.
1
inclusive.
bonds offered March
Sale—The
to
$350,000 sew¬
plant bonds offered
11—v. 187, p. 1037—were
March
awarded
to
a
group
composed
of
a
group
Bros.,
as
composed of Lehman
3s, at
101.24,
a
net
Other
of
Secretary
members
of
the
Board
the
will
Commissioners,
sealed
until
bids
April
on
of
of
re¬
p.m.
for the
15
4:30
pur¬
$130,000 general obliga¬
works
revenue
April 1, 1958. Due
from
to
1959
Callable
bonds.
July
on
inclusive.
1979
of July 1,
as
1965. Prin¬
payable
interest
and
the
National
at
Tunica
County (P. O. Tunica),
Mississippi
Offering — H. C. Webb,
Bond
Chancery
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Ackerman, Miss.
Offering—Jennie B.
School District, Mo.
Offering—Secretary Paul
Affton
Mastin
S.
Town
bids
March
H.
Clerk, will receive
p.m. (CST) on
7:30
at
the
for
28
$42,000 bonds,
purchase of
follows: I vmIw*?';
as
!iwhter
$21,000
that
announces
will
Education
Board
of
works
revenue
bonds. Due serially from 1959
1983
inclusive.
bids
until
8
for
the
27
I960 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
from
purchaser, subject to approval by
the
Board
of
Education. Legality
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
the
&
foregoing
in
report
187,
^
.
public
School
District,
-
N. /.
Bond Sale—The
$880,000 school
bonds offered March IS1—v; 187,
1037—were awarded to a group
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New¬
p.
ark, B. J. Van Ingen & Co:, and
Boland, Saffih & Co., as 3%s, at
price of 100.03, a basis of about
a
3.74%.
..Long Branch, N. J.
Traucr-
our
supple¬
issue of
1257.
p.
by Charles &
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
group
at
headed by Lehman Bros.,
price of 100.07,
2.65%,
a
net interest
follows:
a
cost of about
1959
and
sewer
bonds
revenue
19—v.
1141
—were awarded
to Leland Speed
Co., at par, a net interest cost of
4.08%,
as
187,
p.
Feb.
on
1 from
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1965
May
on
1
.
Meridian
1993
Sale
p.
—
The
offered
Other
members
C.
cate:
of
Devine
J.
Bank
of
Bache &
&
the
Co.;
syndi¬
$2,500,000
March
19—
by the
First
Memphis,
at
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
•
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at t^e Peo¬
National Bank of Freeport.
Legality approved by Hawkins*
ples
&
Wood, of New York
/" ' "
'•
City.
■4h
-
,
'Maplewood Township (P.
Maple wood), N. J.
O.
Bond Sale—The $403,000 public
improvement bonds offered March
18—v. 187, p. 1141—were awarded
to Adams & Hinckley, and Van
Deventer Bros., jointly, as 2.80s, at
a price of 100.22, a. basis of about
2.77%.
•
Morris
"
•-
•
Township School District
(P.
Morristown), N. J.
O.
Bond Sale—The
offered
-
$245,000 school
March
18—v.
187,
1141—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., and Fidelity Union
Trust
'
2.89%/"^:-'%;':::.
*
jointly,
Newark,
Co.,
'
'
'
■%.'
'!>
-C.-
.U4l
as
^.New Jersey
Turnpike a Authority (P. O. New Brunswick),- N.] J. <\
Downturn* Due to In¬
—
In c 1 em e n t
Traffic
Weather
clement
weather- in Feb. 1958,
in
the
culminating ;
mid-month,
snowstorm of
134
vehicles
on
the
New
Jersey*
Turnpike in that month Compared
to 2,586,836 ih the same; month of
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
E.
Pollock
&
Co., Inc.;
&
Rand
Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle
(Incorpo¬
rated); Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
Prescott, Wright, Snider Co.
and
Clark
Counties
(P.
O.
Helena), Mont.
—
Gross
cluding
The $500,000 gen¬
to
to
a
.
in¬
rev¬
$2,111,628 against $2,243,067 in
corresponding month a year
the
ago-
.
the
For
Feb.
28,
twelve
months
1958, the gross
amounted
to
ended
revenue
$32,750,594
com¬
pared to $28,661,799 in the similar
a year
earlier.
After bud¬
geted operating costs of $5,793,194
(excluding the invoice for pension
and retirement costs payable in
1958); not yet received, there re¬
service
awarded
v .
• .
in Feb. 1958,
concessions
miscellaneous
mained
bonds offered
p.
724—were
group composed of
187,
tools,
income from investments and
income, amounted
enue,
eral obligation road
14—v.
/>•*
revenues,
r
period
MONTANA
Lewis
1957, -it , is shown, in. the report to
bondholders.
March
Sch.
on
inclusive.
1973
terest
Boat¬
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Bond Sale
1141—were awarded to
syndicate headed
National
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Municipal Separate
District, Miss.
bonds
1957. Due
.
from
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
1972 to
(EST) on ApriL 8 forpurchase of $360,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1;
the
is reflected in the traffic of 2,369,-
900,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1973 to 1978, inclusive.;
son;
follows:
3,065,000 4s. Due
Hopla, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
as
inclusive.
1961
to
600,000 21,4s. Due
Wm.
$3,500,000
J.
N.
Charles S.
—
until 8 p.m.
187, p/1141—were ^awarded to
v.
a
pany;
Miss.
District,
Offering
2.90s, at 100.005/ a'basirof gbdut
Gregory & Sons; Baxter & Com¬
offered March
Bond
system bonds offered March 19—
clusive.
The
School
Key port
bonds
men's National Bank of St. Louis;
—
100.27, a basis of about
414£, at
4.20%.
p.
1,050,000 due on Feb. 1 from 1966
to 1976, inclusive.
purchase of
p.
Springfield, Mo.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation sanitary sewerage
Municipal Separate
Sale
1141—were awarded to
Boland, SafIngen & Co.,
Inc., and J. B. Hanauer & Co., as
.
the
$320,000 gen¬
March 18 —
offered
bonds
187,
Traucr-
$350,000 school building bonds.
Due serially from 1959 to 1983 in¬
Bond
eral
o
City, Mo.
Bond Offering—Henry W. Ellis,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
1962 to
March 25 for
Sale-^-The
Bond
-
Jefferson
$450,000 5s. Due
Offering — George
G.
Howard, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
187,
J.4;%;
$93,500
basia df about 2.84 %-A
at 100,003, a
Delafield
Note—The
School District, Miss.
v.
Sale—The
improvement bonds offered March
17—v. 187, p. 1141—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 2.85s,.
p.m.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at a bank or trust company in St.
Louis, to be designated by the
Bond
a
JERSEY
Rutherford, N.
East
Bond
the
(CST)
purchase of
$1,000,000
school
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
March
|
Beach
school
'
Minneapolis.^;
NEw
receive
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
Flowood, Miss.
Offering — Wilma
Bond
.
of
group composed of
fin & Co., Br J: Van
public improvement bonds. Dated
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds.
revenue
.
Legality 1 approved by
Dorsey,
Owen, v Barker, Scott & ^Barber/
v.
Clerk, will receive
until 3 p.m. (CST)
10 for the purchase of
April
about
■;
^
Jan;.l, 1958. Interest J-J.'
Dated
a
MISSOURI
Pol¬
$225,000 water and sewer system
on
1974 to 1978 inclusive.T 7
*•
receive
(CST) on
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
7 for the purchase of $1,000,000
lard, Town
sealed, bids
Long
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
April 1 for the purchase of $55,000
industrial
bonds.
Due
serially
a
der.
to
of
Bank
Memphis.
March 17—v.
oral
March
offered
1141—were awarded
First
designated by the successful bid¬
Lucas,
,
Kinnelon
$125,000 Indus¬
bonds
p.
ments
Bond
syndi¬
187,
suitable banking institution to be
in¬
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, J. M.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Salo¬
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams mon Bros. & Hutzler; American
Northwestern National; Securities Corp.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Dain &
Co., Inc.,
Offering—Harold L. Fos¬
tion water
terest cost of about 2.93%.
cate:
Plant
17—v.
on
Stillwater, Minn.
on
>
1 from
125,000 3.10s- Due on Jan.
Pontotoc Miss.
Bond Sale—The
sealed
Sept. 1, 1958 to March 1, 1959.
I
-
the
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
extra lVz% coupon from
carry an
Dated
,
Due on Jan. 1 from
'1969 to 1973 inclusive.)'
.,
125,000 3s.
1
%;f
Bond
19—v. 187, p. 1141—were awarded
disposal
1
In addition the entire issue will
$435,000 6s. Due
St. Paul, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $5,383,000 vari¬
purposes
Co.
on March 1
1968 inclusive.
1.966 to
from
water
April
on
of
1 from
on Jan.
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
inclusive.
1083
2V2S.; Due
.
Due
2.70s.
20,000
April 1 from
inclusive.
1967
3.10s;
March
on
Meridian,
Due
1974 to
15,000 "2%s. Due on March 1 from
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
(CST)
May
on
syndi¬
cate: Scharlf & Jones, Inc., Leland
Speed Co., White, Hattier & Sanford, Allen and Co., Alvis & Co.,
Deposit Guaranty Bank & Trust
Co., of Jackson, Harrington & Co.,
Inc.,
Union
Planters
National
Bank, of Memphis,/M. A. Saun¬
ders & Co., Inc., Hamp Jones Co.,
Kroeze, McLarty & Co., Lewis &
Co., Merchants and Farmers Bank,
of Meridian, John R. Nunnery &
Co., Cady & Co., Inc., Southern
Bond Co., and T. W. Woodward
&
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
follows:
1
June
a
p.
Minneapolis, First
National
Bank,
of
St.
Paul,
Shearson,
425,000
on
187,
Due
2.70s.
from
chase
Due
inclusive.
1963
to
1959
125,000
.
$15,000
gen¬
bonds
of
ous
Bond
follows:
clusive.
posed of the First National Bank,
$150,000 3s.
*
$655,000
school
Dain
M.
J.
to
3%s.
of
$125,000 414s. Due on Jan. 1 from
May 1 from
on
members
Other
21,000 general water bonds. Due
serially from 1959 to 1979 in¬
Redwood Falls Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 637, Minn.
1964 inclusive.
Due
to
June
inclusive.
awarded
ceive
May 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
1969 to
to
Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 2.69%, as
1.60% from Aug. 1, 1958 %
Aug. 1, 1960 inclusive.
eral
Minn.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation school building bonds
offered March 10—v. 187, p. 824—
inclusive.
135,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
MINNESOTA
age
No. 237,
ter,
Due
500,000 3Vzs. Due
trial
Spring Valley Indep. Sch. District
from
1
Croohston, Minn.
.
(F-A) payable at any suitable
designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved . by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
'
bank
Bond
$400,000 school
building bonds offered March 18
—v.
187, p. 1141—were awarded
to E. J. Prescott & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.28%, as follows:
Due
1, 1969, and
MISSISSIPPI
Sale—The
4s.
and thereafter
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1982
Interest payment
date
Principal and interest
inclusive.
County,
bonds
187,
v.
any
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 279,
Bond
terest of
,
Detroit), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $635,000 drain¬
,
March
on
from 1.969 to 1971
to
age
I
1968 inclusive.
to
3.10s.
Osseo
March
on
Due
1966
from
214s,'
Lefler-Ready
Sanitary Drain District (P. O.
v
Due
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
2.80s.
30,000
March 1 from 1963 to
1968 inclusive. "
Wayne
on
cipal
21/2s.
from
/ $190,000
4
•
bonds:. $24,000
: (on
price of par,
about 2.86%,
a
follows:
as
244,000
-
Minneapolis,
Bank, of
of
National
to
thereafter.
Minnesota
March
on
Bank,
net interest cost of
a
1968 inclusive.
improvement
$100,000 school
12—v. 187,
Paul, jointly, at
$40,000
360,000 special assessment street
4s,
callable
Water
March
offered
and
special assessment sewer
improvement bonds: $7,000 4s,
due. on March 1, 1959; $21,000
2s, due on March 1 from 1960
to 1962 inclusive; and $42,000
2i,4s, due on March 1 from
1963 to
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 62,
National
$70,000
.
arc
Bond
933—were awarded to the First
p.
Sale—The $674,000
will receive sealed
p.m.
(CST) on
7:30
1961
from
Sale—The $150,000 school
Bond Sale—The
awarded to Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, at
net
Bond
bonds
offered March
W. F. Vouk,
—
Bonds due in 1975
Jndep. School District No.
r
649, Minn.
Minnesota
Saginaw, Mich.
Bond
Fairfax
824—and
p.
until
were
purchaser. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Ortonville
postponed.
—were
from
1
May
scheduled
was
187,
above
Offering
District Clerk,
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co.
Note—The offering of the
for
Feb.
on
1, 1958. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
Dated
of Oct.
as
facility
to 1972 inclusive.
1961
Basner,
Bonds
of Feb. 1, 1971.
as
Due
from
1
protection
fire
bonds.
r
Offering—Alfred
Bond
a
.
price of par, a net interest cost
about 3.03%, as follows:
1968 inclusive.
to
from
Stephen Common Sch. District
No. 2022 (P. O. Rice), Minn.
thereafter
and
1972
callable
45,000
Michigan
Feb.
on
to 1979 inclusive.
due
1962 inclusive.
Public School
Due
1961
45,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1963.
Hemlock
p.m.
street and
improvement
lighting
street
are
•
re¬
2
$117,000 storm sewer,
$180,000 lr%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1959 to
until
bids
(CST) on April 1 for the purchase
of
$170,000
general obligation
bonds, as follows:
;/:V
1.83%, as follows:
will
Clerk,
Village
sealed
ceive
Erwin Lang-
—
4s.
1959
1,250,000
St.
1
Dodge Center, Minn.
follows:
as
$750,000
Sons; Schaffer, Necker & Co.
Bond
net interest cost of about
a
Co.; A. G. Edwards &
will March 26 for the purchase of
carry an extra 2% interest from
$65,000
school building bonds.
July 1, 1958 to January 1, 1959.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb.
worthy,
Bond Sale—The
&
In addition the entire issue
Bond Offering
100.01,
3.65%,
Co., Inc.; Bartow Leeds & Co.; I.
M.
Simon
&
Co.;
Cruttenden,
1975 inclusive.
to
100,000 3V2s. Due on January 1
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
f
,
&
bids
March
offered
bonds
1973
from
Sale—The $20,000 special
assessment
Due on January 1
60,000 3.40s.
(P. O. Inkster), Mich.
No. 54
Bond
Due on January 1
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
70,000 3.10s.
Township Sanitary Dist.
Dearborn
1968 inclusive.
to
& Co., Inc.; Harold E.
Co.; Mackey, Dunn &
Tripp
Podesta
1036—were awarded
187, p.
—v.
1961
from
March 13
building bonds offered
Due on January 1
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons
&
& Company, Inc.;
Wood
follows:
as
,>120,000 2.70s.
school
Sale—The $170,000
Bond
Barth
J.
net interest cost of about
a
j.34%,
Breckenridge Community School
District, Mich.
\
.
(1364)
In the
$26,957,400 ^'before debt
reserve requirements.
or
same
period ended Feb. 28,
after
budgeted
operating
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Blyth 1957,
costs of $5,027,912, there remained
& Co., Inc., Kalman & Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., Allison-Williams Co., $23,633;888 before debt service or
1
Inc., and Foster & Marshall, at a* reserve-requirements. "•
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Volume
187
Number 5727
.
.
Commercial and Financial
T)
.
(1365)
57
1
Summit, N. J.
City
bids'
until-8:30
inclusive.
Offering—Harry G. Kates,
Clerk, will receive sealed
general
improvement
water supply 1957 bonds. Due
p.m.
$240,000 general .bonds. /Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
*
38,000 school bonds. Due
May
on
1 from 1959 to 1971 inclusive.
22,000 school bonds. Due
May
on
1 from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
826,000 school bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 inV elusive.
.
The
-/";p.••
bonds
'
.?•
dated
are "
May 1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at 4he Summit Trust Co.,
Summit.
Legality approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
/
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Wall
Township School District
(P. O. - Belmar), N. J.
-
\ Bond Offering—Edgar E. Rog¬
ers, *' Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 1 for
the purchase of $1,991,000 school
bonds.: Dated March 1, 1958, Due
on March 1 from .1960 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
/Principal
interest
(M-S) payable at the Belmar Na¬
and
;
■
90,000
(EST)
on
April 1 for the1 purchase of $1,126,000 bonds, as follows:
1
Oct. 15 from 1959 to 1973
on
Bond
.
Oct.
on
15
from
inclusive.
-
1973
Canastota, N. Y.
Offering—John
sealed
H.
bids
until
Because
Watchung School District, N. J.
Bond Offerings—Edith A. Camp¬
.
bell, Secretary / of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
27 for the purchase of $385,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1979
inclusive/. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Suburban
■;.TYitst lC(*.r Plainfield.. Legality
approved
by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.. (Bids Were rejected at the
Feb.. 25 offering.)
/
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V
.
-NEW YORK
-V;/..•
Amherst, Cheektowaga and
its
(P. O.
bonds
187,
v.
p.
school
March
Co.
18
—
of Western
New York*
Buffalo, as 2.40s, at a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
2.35%;.-r■
tion,
Central School District
;
No.
1
March
Y.
Offering—Leigh W. Pot¬
District Clerk, will receive
Bond
ter,
sealed
bids
2
at
(EST)
p.m.
on
the
for
purchase of
$542,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1957.
Due
to
1984
on
June
from
1
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
{March 26 for; the; purchase . of
Brighton Sewer Districts Nos. 1 and
2 (P. O. Brighton), N. Y.
1;"
Bond
Offering
—
A.
Boniface, Town Supervisor,
receive sealed bids until 3
p.m.
(EST) on March 27 for the
pur¬
will
chase of $489,000 sewer construc¬
tion
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
April 1, 1958.
April 1 from 1959 to 1987
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Genesee
Valley Union Trust Company, of
Rochester. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Ttuxton
Central
Sch.
District
bonds
offered
March
19—v.
1141—were awarded to
a
group
1957
;
,
from
bonds.
1959 to
Due
on
Oct.
15
1973 inclusive.
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
2
1987
March
on
1
from
1959
Kingston City School District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 school
bonds offered March 19
building
—v.
187,
Salomon
to
li/2s, at
1257—were
p.
Bros.
100.10,
a
awarded
& Hutzler, as
basis of about
Kingston, N. Y.
Bond
eral
March
1958
.from
general
bonds.
1959 to
on
Oct.
Hutzler,
4,142,000 school 1957 bonds. Due
to
as
187,
p.
gen¬
offered
1257—were
Salomon
Bros.
2.20s, at 100.21,
a
&
basis
of about 2.14%.
-
York State Bridge Authority
(P. O. Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Seeks
A
Increased
modern
bridge
Debt
Power—
to
expedite the
construction
are
also
aid
under
the
interstate
date
estimated
income; negotia¬
higher priority for the
New York portion of the inter¬
state
highway
from
Danbury,
Conn., to Scranton, Pa., and a
requested amendment to remove
the current obligation to charge
uniform toll rates on all bridges.
tions for
a
•
The
the
the Mid-Hudson Bridge at
;
addition
the
Authority,
in
to
Mr.
Stillman, are:
Heppner, Vice-Chair¬
man,
of Kingston; Robert Hoe,
Honorary Chairman, of Pough¬
keepsie; Dr. John L. Edwards, of
Hudson, and William Haas, of
Ernest
M.
Coxsackie.
New
(State of)
/
Offering—Arthur Levitt,
Bond
State
York
Comptroller,
sealed bids
March
25
until
for
will receive
(EST) on
noon
the
$49,500,000 bonds,
purchase
as
of
follows:
/
.
$20,000,000 highway construction
v
bonds. Due on April 15 from
/1959 to
\
10,000,000
nation
inclusive.
1978
;
crossing elimi¬
bonds.
Due on April
grade
year;
108, a
vious year.
for
revenues
bond
some
1.86
for 1957 available
service
times
were
debt
$1,398,354,
service
re¬
the
Newburgh
ing tolls adequate to produce net
2.73%.
<\ /
,
.
.
•
.
Troy, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
19,500,000
,
health
mental
con-
struction bonds. Due on April
15 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Dated
April 15,
1958. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Manhattan
Bank,
of New
City.
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
Co., of Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, jointly, as 3.60s, at a price
of 100.41, a basis of about 3.56%.
Ossining, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—John
E. Susse,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on
April 1 for the purchase of $231,900 equipment and improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on April
1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
until
2
re¬
p.m.
on
Due
on
March 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
1973
1
'
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■
50,000 sewer improvement bonds.
Due
on
March 1 from 1959 to
1973 inclusive.
326,000
"
,
purposes bonds,
March 1 from 1959 to
general
Due
on
1967 inclusive.
,
March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the City "Treasurer's
office./.Legality approved by Sul¬
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
i
V"
^ .. •.. . ;
The
bonds
dated
are
1958.
'
West
Haverstraw,
N.
Bond Offering—Albert J.
Y.
i
/
Perini,
receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Village
on
will
Treasurer,
March
26
the
for
purchase of
Dated
acquisition bonds.
March
1, 1958.
Due on
March
1
land
$39,800
from
to
1959
in¬
1965
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Rockland
National Bank, of West Haver¬
straw. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
/
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NORTH
CAROLINA
■
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.
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.
i.
Chatham County (P. O. Pittsboro
North Carolina
Sale
The
$1,250,000
building
bonds
offered
March 18—v. 187, p. 1142—were
awarded to a group composed of
R.
S.
Dickson
&
Co., Branch
Banking & Trust Co., Wilson, In¬
terstate Securities Corp., J. Lee
Peeler
&
Co., Vance Securities
Corp., and R. S. Hays & Co., as
follows:
vV.
'
Bond
—
school
$195,000 3s. Due
1959 to
1963
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
65,000 214s. Due April 1, 1964.
325,000 21/2s. Due on April 1 from
interest
Na¬
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
Co., Ossining.
Legality
bids
*
J.
Lawrence
—
March 26 for the pur¬
chase of $406,000 bonds, as follows:
$30,000 water improvement bonds.
First
tional Bank & Trust
sealed
(EST)
15 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
by
205,000 21/4s. Due on April 1 from
Hawkins,!
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Delafield & Wood, of New York,
<'420,000 3sj Due on April 1 from
City.
approved
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
40,000 0.50s. Due
Oyster Bay Union Free School Dist.
No. 17
(P. O. Hicksville), N. Y.
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
The
offered
?
*
March
.'»W 0
*
V
•
on
April 1,197&.
**f v..'
-
-
Denton, N. C.
$3,026,500:
Bond
Offering—W.
19—
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
1257—were awarded to ment
Commission, will receive
a group composed of
Halsey, Stu-i sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
art & Co. Inc., Roosevelt & Cross,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 25
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., for the
purchase of $70,000 sani¬
Francis I. du Pont & Co., Bacon,
tary sewer bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Stevenson & Co., Chas. E. Wei1957. Due on June 1 from 1959 to
gold & Co., B. J. Van Ingen & 1981 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Co., Inc., W. H. Morton & Co., terest
(J-D) payable in New York
R. D. White & Co., and Tilney
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
& Co., as 31/2s, at a price of 100.76,
ell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
a basis of about 3.40%.
of New York City.
v.
187,
p.
Bond
previous
toll revenues were $2,532,gain of 4.9% over the pre¬
—
£ity, Hayden, Stone & Co., Wil¬
liam
E.
Pollock
&
Co., E. F.
Hutton & Co., and National Bank
of Westchester, of White Plains,
as 2%s, at 100.13, a basis of about
.
5.2%
the
(P. O. Scarsdale), N. Y.
Sale
The $1,736,000
school
building
bonds
offered
March 20—v. 187, p. 1257—were
awarded to a group composed of
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
,
on
Riverhead Fire District
than
1
Bond
ceive
\
In 1957, total traffic was more
than 8,000,000 vehicular crossings,
higher
No.
due 1989.
Authority, established by
Legislature in 1932, operates
Pough¬
keepsie,
the
Rip
Van
Winkle
Bridge
at
Catskill,
the
Bear
Penndeld, Perinton, Brighton,
Mountain Bridge, the KingstonWalworth and Macedon
Rhinecliffe Bridge, and the New¬
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
burgh-Beacon Ferry.
(P. O. Pennkeld), N. Y.
In its 25-year report, the Au¬
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
thority disclosed that it has re¬
corded
approximately 91,500,000 building blonds offered March 19
vehicular crossings and has had —v. 187, p. 1142—were awarded
to
the
Security
Trust
Co.,
gross toll revenues of more than
Rochester, as 2.90s.
$27 million.
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-
quirements. The Authority's stated
financial policy calls for maintain¬
crossing
Hudson River between
now
highway program; a re-survey of
traffic potential in order to up¬
Net
New
15
1973 inclusive.
20—v.
$232,900
bonds
purposes
awarded
improvement
Due
Sale—The
bonds
being explored by the Authority.
means of obtaining
Federal
to
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Bank
of Babylon, in Babylon. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
in
ways
bridge's
p.m.
terest
million
These include
on
inclusive.
■/
Scarsdale Union Free Sch. District
to
—
$20
Other
March 26 for the pur¬
chase of $1,621,000 school build¬
ing bonds. .Dated March 1, 1958.
,v"
900,000
replace the ferry
ture.
Bond Offering — Caroline M.
Schneider, District Clerk, will re¬
Comptroller,
improvement
bridge to
the
falo, Blair & Co., Inc., Manufac¬
turers and Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross and
Bond Offering—Chester
general
be
outstanding. A bill amending the
Bridge Authority Act to increase
present debt ceiling is cur¬
rently before the State Legisla¬
187,
composed of Marine Trust Com¬
pany of Western New York, Buf¬
ceive
Wood, of New York
City.
Collins, City Comptroller, will
Chase
most
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $733,000 school
1.42%.
$5,442,000
will,
costs.
Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Kowal,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
March 27 for the ; purchase of
$10,574,000 bonds, as follows:
subsidization
Fabius, Lafayette, Pompey, Cuyler
and
1959
t
approximately $40 million costs—
including land and engineering—
of the new bridge in view of al¬
Trust
'
City
a
;
He explained that the Author¬
ity's present debt limit precludes
any new financing to cover the
Midland
New
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Due
Leonard
and
area
the
Authority - faces
a
serious
problem of financing construction
inclusive.
$998,500 School building bonds. R. D. White & Co.,ias 3.40s, at
Dated FebrT, >1958.1;Due, on Feb. 1; 100.18,>a basis of about 3.48%.
j
from 1959, to 3 087* -Inclusive. PrihI slip Union Free School District
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
No. 9 (P. O. West Islip), N. Y.
at. the
Marine
Midland
Trust
Company*! of V New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
serious handi¬
York
Marine
annual amounts from
bridge that would be
Note
The foregoing supple¬
integral part of the new Fed-; ments the report in our issue of
eral highway system linking New March 17—v.
187, p. 1257.
England to the Middle West and
Orchard Park Water District
the
South
by
modern
express
(P. O. Orchard Park), N. Y.
highways—was enacted in 1953.
!
Bond Sale—The $218,000 water
Although preliminary work on
acquiring land and designing the bonds offered March 13—v. 187,
1142—were
awarded to
the
bridge is under way, he added, p.
Cerrito, Clayman &
Barrett St., Schenec¬
27
Delafield &
1979, and $9,034,000 in term bonds
an
of
Mead, 144
tady 5, until
p.
(P. O. Horseheads), N.
:
,
receive
ous
service—a
No. 1
Horseheads, Voter an and Cayuta
,
will
office
unblemished finan¬
It has met every pay¬
Of the $19,534,000 in bonds out¬
standing on Jan. 2, 1958, $10,500,000 are serials maturing in vari¬
York
a
an
During 1957 the Authority pro¬
vided for the payment of $751,335
in maturing principal and interest
and, in addition, retired $633,000
principal amount of term bonds.
tive authorization for construction
President of the Board of Educa¬
the
one
bond
<
of
Schenectady S), N. Y.
Offering — Neil Hesson,
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
,
-
2
144 Barrett St.,
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
1257—were awarded to
Marine Trust
the
$38,000
offered
No.
to
its 25 years of existence."
out
can
1959, since income from
bridge tolls cannot be diverted to
cover the ferry service losses."
Mr. Stillman said that legisla¬
Bond
1,
Bond Sale—The
bus
District
or.
needed in
Half moon,
Central School
.
Further
Malta,
Waterford, Ballston and Stillwater
1958
Williamsville,
Buffalo), N. Y.
.
York
Park,
it
rapid industrial growth in
region.
:
;
' ;
at toll
rates approxi¬
mately three times that of the
bridges, the Newburgh-Beacon
ferry service is a permanently los¬
ing proposition and puts an un¬
necessary drain on State funds.
.
Clifton
equal
aggregate
principal and interest on
before the dates due through¬
weight
"Even
City, or at the
Nanuet National Bank,
Nanuet.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Clarence Central Sch. Dist.
t;
New
a
and
trucks
general inadequacy inhibits
the
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Irving Trust
Co.,
thority has
Serving
more
in¬
1987
the
to commerce in the
cap
clusive.
No. 3 (P. O.
»
to
height
on
Cbrry, the ferry is
of $2,135,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
1958
of
limitations
chase
from
least
one-fifth
charges for each year, and
the report noted: "The Bridge Au¬
-
it costs about as much to operate
as
the
four
bridges- combined.
pur¬
on
1
bridge,
ferry carried only 6% of the Au¬
p.m.
tional
Oct.
new
"The ferry service," the chair¬
man explained, "is
totally inade¬
quate to today's traffic needs. The
re¬
2
proved 'try
Bank* Belmar. Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City. •
;
:;v>'
the
the Governor.
and
Den-
March 27 for the
on
for
thority's total traffic in 1957, yet
kin, Jr., District Clerk, will
(EST)
the
,
Highview Ave., Nanuet), N. Y.
ceive
for
added, has been confirmed by
traffic surveys,
and the project
has
been
endorsed
by business
groups, leaders of the Legislature
Clarkstown and Orangetown Union
Free School District No. 8 (P. O.
Bond
Bridge Au¬
he
Canastota.
24
date
The need
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Village Clerk's office.: Legality
approved by Michael S. Powers,
State
proposed
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge is the
priority item on the Authority'^
1958 docket.
"
!
<
Offering—Mary Stevens,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on April
10 for the
purchase of $36,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
of
at
revenues
and
ment of
struction
Bond
1976
York
In releasing the Authority's first
public report in its 25 years of
existence, Mr. Stillman declared
that early establishment of a con¬
option, at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
to
New
thority.
holder's
1959
ex¬
cial record.
April 15, 1958. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
City Comptroller's office, or at the
,
neces-
service
Dated
.
"urgent
an
pensive and inefficient ferry serv¬
ice now in operation," according
to John S. Stillman, Chairman of
J
r
Beacon is
the
1959 to
•
and
sity"^ to replace the "obsolete,
(P. O.
Riverhead), N. Y.
Offering
District
sealed
—
Secretary,
bids
until
Lloyd Case,
will receive
noon
(EST)
on
March 27 for the purchase of $95,000 bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1958.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Suffolk
County National Bank, Riverhead.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
OHIO
Alliance, Ohio
Bond Offering — Karl Ayers,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 7
for
the
purchase
of
$485,000
waterworks
March
ally
revenue
bonds. Dated
1958.
Due semi-annu¬
June and Dec. 1 from 1959
1,
on
to 1982 inclusive.
Callable
on
any
interest payment date on and after
Dec. 1, 1968.
Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
the
First
Na¬
tional Bank, of
Alliance. Legality
Peck,
Shaffer
Williams, of Cincinnati.
;
approved
„r,
-
">
Bond
by
•
Amherst, Ohio
Offering
—
Robert
L,
Renouard, Village. Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1366)
April
on
of
purchase
the
for
1
$25,100 street improvement special
assessment bonds. Dated April 1,
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1968 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Lorain
County Savings & Trust Company,
in Amherst. Legality approved by
terest (J-D)
Sanders
Squire,
&
of
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
Lake Local School
Avon
District,
Ohio
Sale
Bond
xhe
—
$2,000,000
school improvement bonds offered
March
19—v.
awarded
to
187,
a
Nuveen
John
&
1038—were
p.
group
composed of
Co., Braun, Bos-
worth & Co., Inc., Field, Richards
& Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Mer¬
rill, Turben & Co., Ryan, Suther¬
& Co., R. W; Pressprich &
Co., and Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., as 3y4s, at 101.14, a basis
April 7 for the purchase of $110,Dated May 1, 1958.
Berlin Local School District (P. O.
Berlin Heights), Ohio
/
Bond Offering
—
Gertrude
purchase of $385,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Due
1958.
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1980 inclusive.
terest (J-D)
Principal and in¬
payable at the Fire-
Finance.
Cleveland.
bids until
March
fire
$15,000
of
apparatus
bonds. Due on Dec.
from 1959 to 1980 inclusive.
775,000
bids until
for
receive
(EST)
noon
on
Dec;
1
from
1959
Mingo Junction, Ohio
Bond Offering—Rocco Crugnale
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
27 for the purchase of $400,000
sewage treatment bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1958. Due on Dec. 15
from
1
1959
major
1968
of
First
234s, at
about
a
par,
March
follows:
as
on
15
Sept. 15, 1958
Sept 15,
and
1960.
8,840,000 2V4s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1964 to 1967
2.22%.
inclusive.
Delta, Ohio
:
Bond
Sale—^nt
A
v.j,000
4,405,000'2V2s. Due
swim¬
ming pool bonds offered March 17
—v.
187, p.* 1142—were awarded
to J. A. White & Co., as 3V2S, at
100.84, a basis of about 3.41%.
Jackson, German, Noble and St.
on
March 15
and Sept. 15, 1968 and 1969.
6,600,000 2.70s. Due on March 15
and
-
Sept.
15
from
1972 inclusive.
>
\
1970
v
to
1
These series I bonds, which are
rated Aa by Moody's and A-l
plus
Mary8 Joint Hospital District
(P. O. St. Marys), Ohio
by
Bond
000,000 of bonds authorized by the
Offering—Norman
Wur-
ster, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on March 27 for the
purchase
of
$150,000
hospital
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1959
to
1968
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Home Bank¬
ing
Company,
of
St.
Marys.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Lake
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Township Local School Dist.
(P. O. Hartville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $680,000 school
building bonds offered March 17
—v.
187,
p.
824—were awarded to
•
group composed of the First
Cleveland
Corporation, Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., Fahey, Clark &
Co., Prescott & Co., and Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 3V4s, at a
price of 100.31, a basis of about
JL21%.
Standard & Poor's, represent
ninth installment of
$500,-
the
voters
cluding
OLering—jtxe*,.iy A. Rees,
Director
sealed
of Finance, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
state
in
1953.
In¬
of
Proceeds
bonds
vide
ing
way
with
may
1958.
from
sale
of
the
only be used to pro¬
adequate highways, includ¬
the acquisition of right-ofand including participation
Federal
Government,
corporations, counties
and other legally-authorized par¬
ticipants, but excluding the costs
of planning and supervision by
the state.
Principal and interest
on
the bonds are payable from
fees,
excises
or
license
taxes
levied by the state for registra¬
tion, operation or use of vehicles
on
public highways or on fuels
used for propelling these vehicles.
members
of
the
syndi¬
Co., L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Clark, Dodge
& Co., Baxter & Co., American
Securities Corp., Hayden, Stone &
Co., Weeden & Co., Shearson,
C.
J.
1
Devine
&
from
1959
to
1982
Mre¬
at
*
the:;
4
pay¬
above-mentioned
Cleveland.
OhioS'^i:5-:A
;■
•'
....
-
Inuhici-;.
,
•,
&
Sayre, of Portland.', *
* Bond
Sale—The $130,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
eral
fered March 13-w. 187,
^. 1143-7
Were awarded to the First Na¬
Westheimer; &
V-
7> tional 'Bank, of Portland, v*:
V
in¬
School District > No* /
DC (P. O. Independence), Ore.
;
17—v.
awarded" to
1967
to
:PdikyQouhty
system / bonds of¬
187, p. 1142—
sewerage,
;
Shuler
3yi
Bond' Sale—The $75,Q00
pal
1959
from
1
Principal
and interest
payable; at
the : County;
Treasurer's .office. "Legality ap¬
proved by: Winfree, McCulloch,
Legality- a p p r o v e d by
Squire, Saunders & Dempsey, of
Yorkville;
Feb.
(F-A)
Bank.
t
March 24 for the pur-.
school building
Dated April 15,-1958. Due
$9,000
inclusive/ clusive.',
Principal.and interest (J-D)
able
p.m.
on
of
bonds.
on
8
-
>;•
<
f\
,
y'MV PENNSYLVANIA
.
offering date Will be sets ,3 "
;
,
<EST) on April 9 for the purchase
$18,000,000 refunding" revenue
bonds,"as follows:7^74^7'>;. - "7*j
OKLAHOMA
of
Arnett, Qkla.
Bond Offering—Velma
,
Town
Clerk,
will
•'' -•.■•••; :i
$8,950J)00 Series B bonds. ,Due
7 on April* 1 from 1959 to 1994
Cravens,
receive
sealed:
inclusive.
bids until 3 p.m.- (CST) on March
25.
for
the
sanitary
purchase
pi
1975
District
;.i,
-
6
(P. O.
1965.
able
;
r
bonds
dated
April' 1,
and callable as of April 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1958
Sch.
,
Due
.
Tahlequah),
Oklahoma 1 < ;r
Offering — Jim C.
-
«.
bonds.
inclusive.
The
County Dependent
No.
C
April 1 from 1959 to 1994
:• ;*'? '
.• ^
on
r
inclusive.
Cherokee
plvi .<■}
•
Series
9,050.000
extension and im-;
Due from 1960
sewer
V
'
$50,000
provement bonds.
to
Bond
at the
Bank
Sale—The
of
about
ing
3.14%.
bonds
187,
basis
&
are
Provident
Trust
Tradesman
Co.,
The
of
&
Trust Co.,
Ohio
100.61,
a
—
$1,020,000 3s.
St. Henry, Ohio
to
1971
680,000 31/2S.
.
Village
sealed
Clerk,
bids until
15
from
15,
receive
(EST) on
1958.
1959
to
May 1 from
on
on
Due
1978
on
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Citizens National
Bank, of Ironton.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Other
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
building bonds offered March^l8
—v.
187, p. 1038—were awarded
to a group composed of McDonald
& Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., First
Cleveland
Corp.,
and
Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 3V4s, at
100.93, a basis of about 3.14%.
Dec.
1
March
from
1,
1959
1958.
to
Due
1978
on
,
Due
on
members
Columbia
No.
,
Frantz
.
be
Oregon
eral
Sale
—
The
-obligation
March
17—v.
to
awarded
the
-
"
these
the
$122,000
gen¬
offered
p.-1258—were
First
National
Bank of Portland.
Sale—The
—v.
187,
p.
&
on
Marshall, at
.
a
price of
•
Linn
County School District No.
62C (P. O. Route 1, Box 210,
Lebanon), Oregon
Warrant
Swink,
Offering—Lauretta
District .Clerk,
will
^ 8
re¬
ceive
sealed
(PST)
on March 25 for the pur¬
of $5,000 warrants.
Dated
chase
bids
be
the
sale
received
until
12
of
by
noon
March 31;
1958, at the
the, Fidelity^
principal office of
Philadelphia Trust Company,
corr
porate trust department, Broad &
Walnut Streets, Philadelphia 9, Pa.
until
p.m.
-
Note Sale—The $1,772,000 notes
•
offered
a
cal
March
18
awarded,
were
group headed by the Chemi¬
Corn
Exchange Bank, New
York
City, and Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, San Francisco, at 0.93% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $29.
West Easton, Pa.
$72,363.17 im¬
622—were awarded to
100.06.
for
will
Commission,
Dallas, Oregon
Bond
'
offers
bonds
(EST)
to
.
bonds
187,
on
Philadelphia .Redevelopment
Authority, Pa.
<
(P. O. St. Helens),
.
Bond
Bond
-
Razuks,
receive
(EST)
Offering
Borough
sealed
V-
'
Anthony M.
Secretary, will
—
bids' until
8
p.m.
April 2 for the purchase
of $46,000 general obligation im¬
on
provement bonds.
1958.
to
Due
1979
1969
on
and
Dated April 15;
April 15 from 1959
inclusive.
Bonds due
thereafter
are
in
callable
of April 15, 1968. Principal and
interest payable
at •/ theEaston
as
Trust
Company, in Easton. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
*
'
.
Jan.
1959
payable at the Northern
and interest
Bank
Treasurer's
Savings
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sauire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
V
,
will
now
applied to the purchase of
Written
County School District
S02C
inclu¬
Columbus.
be
bonds.
the-
and
funds
bonds and $489,885 to be
applied to the purchase of 2.90%
May 1 from
of
Fitch, North & Co.,
Hutchinson & Co.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
of
j,
bonds
due
by the
3V4%
May 1 from
syndi¬
cate: B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;: John
Nuveen & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.; Liberty National; Bank &
Trust Co.; Oklahoma City;
Barret,
Foster
Ohio
Extension)
special account contains $1,348,280
to
provement bonds offered Feb. 17
Upper Arlington City Sch. District,
Dated
from
OREGON
Dillow,
will
noon
The
,
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
South Point, Ohio
Sr.,
$2,000,000
inclusive.
Due
300,000 3.60s.
and interest
Bond Offering—Thomas
(Western
bonds due
2,90%
revenue.
1988 have been announced
1972 to 1979 inclusive.
1978
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
St. Henry Bank, St. Henry. Legality approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
The'
Due
to
1960
Offering—A. J. Hartings,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on March
24 for
the purchase of
$10,000
municipal building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959
bonds
system,
purchased
deposit with*
18—v. 187, p. 1142—were awarded
the
Fidelity-Philadelphia ' Trust
to a syndicate headed by
Halsey, Company, trustee, for the credit
Stuart & Co. Inc., at a price oh of
a
special account in the sinkr
10.0.0008, a net interest cost of ing fund as provided in the trust
about 3.38%, as follows:
indenture dated June 1, 1948. The
of Cincinnati,
3]/4s,
at a price of
basis of about 3.17%.
as
Sale
Bond
and
Commission,
water works bonds offered March
Company, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., and the Provident Savings
Bank
1988
&
Lawton, Okla.
ing bonds offered March 11—v.
187, p. 1039—were awarded to a
composed
and. extension. 3y4%
toi
Trust Co., Oklahoma City.
Bond Sale—The $435,000 build¬
Bonds —Plans fof
purchase of a portion of its
outstanding
revenue*
refunding
18—v.
1258 — were awarded
Fidelity
National
Bank
Redeem
the
build¬
March
offered
at the Chemical Corn
or
To
$75,000
p.
the
(P. O. Box 248, Hillards), Ohio
group
York,
Oklahoma
Bond
Scioto-Darby Local School District
the
municipal
$286,000 school bonds.
May 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
Dated
bids until
sealed
Pennsylvania State Public School
trict has canceled notice. of its Bldg. Authority (P. O. Harrisburg),
\«r,
'
intention to sell an issue' of $2,7
Pennsylvania
..
'
Bond Offering—Russell C. Bart000,000 school improVementbonds;
on April 7—v.
187, p.- 1258/A new; man, Executive Director, will rer
ceive: /sealed
bids 7 until 7 noon
cago,
and Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., jointly, as 3y4s, at 101.16,
Dec.
the
.•<;J.
.
Philadelphia,
Exchange
Clerk of the Board of Education,!
Bank,: New York. City.!.Legality
& Co., and Mead, Miller & Co.
f will receive sealed bids until 7'
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
p.m. (CST) on March 27 for the
Portsmouth City School District,
purchase of $22;000 building and; Munson,' Of .Philadelphia,.- and
/
Ohio
equipment bonds. Due from 1960 Saul, Ewirig, Remick & Saul, of
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Philadelphia.
to 1970 inclusive.
building bonds offered March 20
Harper County Dependent School Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
—v.
187, p. 1142—were awarded
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
District No. S (P. O. Selman), i
to the Northern Trust
Co., Chi¬
March
15,
chase
Youngstown City School District,
,v,v-Ohio "'•*•v".1':.3 'J'/;- "7;f
Offering Rescinded —The Dis¬
H. Davider & Co., Farwell, Chap¬
man & Co., Hickey & Co., Chan¬
nel* Securities
Co., Fauset, Steele
this
March
(P§T)
pur-j
-<
Co.,
Shannon & Co., Sutro Bros. & Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., J. L. Barth &
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., R.
been
cate:
Lake wood, Ohio
the
noon
ceive
of
Co.;'as
&
issue,
$314,000,000
April 2 for the purchase of $20,000
issued, of which $30,- waterworks
extension
bonds.
520,000 will have been retired as Dated
has
Other
,
Bond
of
Sav¬
were
Morris, Stokes
Co:,;
Fabricand & Co., Grant Browriell
& Co., Interstate Securities Corp.,
Investment Corporation of Nor¬
folk,
Irving Lundborg
&
Co.,';
Bond
inclusive.
Commercial
fered March
Elkins,
Magnus
Waterford
chase
&
Strudwick, 3 Allan
Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc.,
G. C. Haas & Co., Malvern Hill
& Co., Mason-Hagan & Co., Strader & Co., Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson, Arthur L. Wright & ,Co.,
Inc., Bosworth, \ Sullivan
C<3;,
R.
H. Brooke
Co., Stockton.
Broome & Co., Doll & Isphording,
Inc., R. J. Edwards, Inc., ■'■
Coe,
Oregon'
,
ings Bank, Waterford, until
(EST) on April 3 for the
Blair &
6,630,000 2s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1963
Cleveland
the
&
&
County School District No. 19
(P. O. R. 2, Box 457, Albany),
.
Anderson
Mackall
Monday, March 24, 1958
.
Sr., Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
Bond ; Offering
— ...Ellen
tion, will receive sealed bids at Schmidt, District Clerk, .will
Co.,
DeHaven; i &
Townsend,
Crouter v &
Bodine;
Joseph,
Mellen & Miller,; Inc.,
Park, Ryan, Inc., John Small &
Co., Inc., William R. Staats & Co.,
a
$32,000,000
construction
net interest cost
a
2.559%,
1959 and
„wilOOl
Corp., as
price of 100.02, a basis
about
thoroughfare
and
187, p. 1038—were awarded
the
The
—
$5,525,000 6s. Due
improvement bonds offered March
18—v.
(State of)
Sale
price of
a
(P. O. Chesterville), Ohio
J-l.t
inclusive.
1972
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., at
Chester-Franklin Local Sch. Dist.
Saie
noon
bonds, Series I, offered March 20
v.
187, p. 1039—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Eastman
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Bryan.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
until
bids
to
Ohio
Bond
inclusive.
of
sealed
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Perry County Bank,
of New Lexington. ^Legality ap¬
proved
by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
sealed
April 7
to
1,
April 1 for the purchase
$35,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due on Dec.
purchase
of
$140,925
improvement special assess¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
on
April
1
Cleveland.
the
Due
dated
are
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Castalia Banking
Co., Castalia. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
sewer
to
bonds
1958.
(EST)
Bryan, Pigeon Run Sewer District
■:*:
No. 1 (P. O. Bryan), Ohio
: Bond
Offering—Robert Hamet,
will
The
Courts
.
Linn
V (P. O. Waterford), Ohio
f^JEJond Offering —^ W., B. Mason,
1980 inclusive.
1959 to
from
Wolf Creek Local School District
j:
April 2.)
of
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Village Clerk's office.
Clerk,
originally
was
Hammill & Co., F. W. Craigie &
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., Ball,
Burge & Kraus, Fahey, Clark &
Co., Field, Richards & Co., Hay¬
den, Miller & Co., E. F. Hutton
& Co., Rand & Co., Talmage &
Co.,
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., Fulton, Reid &
Margaretta Local School District
Co., Glickenhaus & Lembo, Wm.
(P. O. 209 Lowell St., Castalia),
J. Mericka & Co., Merrill, Turben
Ohio
& Co., Inc., Dempsey-Tegeler &
Bond Offering — Aurel KuhiCo., Blunt Ellis & Simmons, John
man, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
W. Clarke & Co.,^ Kormendi &
cation, will receive sealed bids
Inc., ' Stern, Lauer - & Co.,
until 4 p.m. (EST) on April 1 for Co.,
Andrews & Wells Inc., J. Barth
the purchase of $915,000 school
& Co., Ginther & Co., New York
improvement bonds, as follows;
Hanseatic Corp., Butcher & Sher$140,000 bonds. Due on Dec. 1
rerd,
§
receive
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
City
of
Bond Offering—Ernest Lanning,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
on
purchase
the
for
29
(EST)
noon
(The sale
scheduled for
Director
the
New Straitsville Local School Dist.,
Ohio
M.
Myers, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
of
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Mingo National Bank, of
Mingo
Junction.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Heights.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bloomdale, Ohio
Offering — Maxine
office
the
at
payable
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
lands Community Bank, of Berlin
Bond
Oct. 1
on
cipal and interest (A-O)
G.
Nottke, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon (EST) on March 27 for the
Due
bonds.
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
land
of about 3.14%.
facilities
recreational
000
.
15, 1958. Due
to
1963
on Jan. 15 from
inclusive. Principal
York
payable at the County
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
_.
Redevelooment
Authority,
Pennsylvania r
*
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000
preliminary
to
the
loan
Chemical
notes
Corn
was
sold
Exchange
Volume
187
Number
5727
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1367)
Bank, of New York City, at 1.28%,
plus a premium of $3.00.
PUERTO
-! Puerto
-
Rico
Rico
Puerto
'
Resources
of
in
Authority
the
-
Jan.
1958 amounted to $2,797,389 com-.'
with $2,417,888 in January
pared
bonds
offered
p.
Bph^ ^ate—The
j;
* ;
Electric Energy Sales Continue;
To Increase—Electric power rev¬
enues
and
Henry County (P. O. Paris), Tenn.
;
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
,
offered March 17—v. 187,
p.t 1143 — Were awarded to the
Equitable
1957, according, to
'Des¬
cartes, Executive Director of'the.
Authority.
I,;.,
Revenues for1.ithe", 12
months
ended Jan. 31, 1958 totaled $30,119,316 compared with $26,074,740
in the corresponding 1957 period.
The Government Development
.
Bank
Puerto
for
agent
the
for
Rico
Water
Authority, y
is
RHODE
Nashville, jointly.
"-
.
lows:
University of Tennessee (P. O.
lV.U!.
Knoxville), Tenn.
.'i
i
'
/
Bond :i Sale—The $175,000 dor¬
mitory ^revenue
bonds - offered
Match 112y-y;-187, p. 1039—were
sold :to; the; Xederal Housing and
Home,; Finance Agency, as 2%s,
;
ISLAND
ceive
Offering
sealed
Trust
;
William Mc¬
—
bids
at
re¬
1957. Due
Dated
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
on
Bonds due in 1971
and
Co.,
are
thereafter
August Ail£tv1970.
interest
callable
as
of
Principal
and
at the Hamilton
payable
National
Bank, of Chattanooga, or
option, at the First
Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago. •
at the holder's
1966 in¬
National. City
Principal and interest
payable at the Citizens Trust Co.,
Providence,
or at the Merchants
Bank of Boston.
Legal¬
National
ity
approved
by
■
Oct. 1, 1981
on
Va.
—The
building
19—v.
$2,460,000
bonds
187,
Scott, Horner
& Co.; J. C. Wheat &
Co.; MasonHagan,
Inc.;
Peoples
National
Bank,
of
Charlottesville; Strader
follows:
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
"
% *
$1,683,000 3s.
1959
to
Bond Sale—The
porate
purpose
March
19—v.
Jan. 1 from
on
1974
inclusive.
South
Dakota
Beaumont, Texas
sealed
(CST)
bids
until
7:30
Due
Dated
April 1, 1958.
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
Callable as of Jan. 1, 1970.
Separate bids will be considered
for (a) bonds due from 1961 to
1970
1971
to
1978 /;.
eral
bonds,
3.20s.
Due
on
Jan.
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Feb.
7
■
/
'
were
awarded
the
to
and
Bond
Sale—The
$155,000 school
building bonds offered March 17
—v.
187; p. 1143—were sold to
the
Cumberland
Securities
Corp.
Bradley County (P. Oi Cleveland),
bonds
offered
—
The
March
$1,614,000
19—v. 187,
1143—were awarded to
special school bonds:
$334,000 3%s, due on Feb. 1
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive;
$272,000 3^*8, due on Feb. 1
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive;
$476,000 3%s, due on Feb. 1
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive;
and $272,000 4s, due on Feb.
on
subject to
or after
are
1, 1973,
1974
on
or
on any
date
in-
there¬
Interest M-S.
Payable at the First National
Bank, of Cleburne. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
100.06,
about
Gunter, Texas
special hospital bonds:
$65,000 3%s, due on Feb.
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive;
$52,000 3y2s, due on Feb. 1
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive;
$91,000 3%s, due on Feb, 1
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive;
and $52,000 4s, due on Feb 1
Other
1975 to
members
1978 inclusive.
of
the
First National Bank, of
J. C. Bradford & Co.;
group:
Memphis;
Cumber¬
land Securities Corp.; C. H. Little
&
Co.;
Clark,
Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, inc.; Davidson & Co.;
Fidelity Bankers Trust Co., of
Sold—Bids
March
18
Texas
Exchange Bank, New York
City, at 1.03% interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $19.
the
rejected.
were
Bond
Due
over
April
on
1
the
for
purchase
of
$12,500,000 Veterans' Land bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on June
1
from
are
1966
callable
to
1988
Rauscher, Pierce
5y2s, as follows:
as
Co., Inc.,
revenue
Feb.
1
from
bonds.
Due
on
1959
1987
in-
to
elusive.
10,000 general obligation bonds.
Due
.
on
1977
Feb.
1
from
1959
to
inclusive.
Dated
Feb.
1, 1958.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Mercantile
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Dallas.
McCall,
Lolita), Texas
Bond
Sale—An
waterworks
tax
revenue
and
bonds
sewer
was
system
sold to the
Offering—C.
cipal and interest (A-O)
payable
Bank, of
New York City, and the Citizens
First National Bank,
Bond Sale—The
housing
at
a
13—v.
the
to
p.
Finance
price of
par.
right-of-way
time
1959
to
1968
at
the
Texas
Houston.
National
Bank,
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
4y4s.
from
Davis
Due
1960 to
3V2S.
101,000
Offering
—
John I. Hess,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
on
March 31 for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
June
1, 1957.
1965
to
1971
Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
April
on
April
on
3%s.
Due
3y2s.
Offering
Hazel
Petty,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 1 for the purchase of $60,Town
—
Treasurer,
will
about
41/&s.
3.12%,
Due
2%s.
as
July
on
Due
I,
on
July 1
from 1965 to 1972 inclusive.
1,460,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
.
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
1,650,000
from
3.10s.
from
15,
Due
1977 to
3,040,000
April
3.20s.
on
July %
1980 inclusive.
Due
1981 to
on
July
i
1986 inclusive.
15
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Stone
April 15 from
& Webster Securities
Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; Blair &
on
on
Due
~
April
on
15,
1987 and 1988.
Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Bear, Steams &
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.;
A. C.. Allyn and
Company Incor¬
porated;
Island
County, Oak Harbor School
Ira Haupt & Co.; Hornblower
District No. 201 (P. O. Coupeville),
& Weeks; Dominick &
Dominick;
Washington
R. S. Dickson &
Company Incor¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
porated; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
be received by the County Treas¬
Baxter & Company; William Blair
urer until 11 a.m.
(PST) on March &
Company; The Illinois Company
28 for the purchase of $225,000
Incorporated; King, Quirk & Co.
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Incorporated; Wm. E. Pollock ft
March 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
Co., Inc.;
from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
able
of
after
seven
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
Call¬
from date
years
issue.
and
the
interest
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Treasurer's
office.
Okanogan-Douglas County Hospital
District No. 1
(P. O. Brewster),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $400,000 general
obligation hospital bonds offered
March
11—v.
187, p. 1143—were
to Foster & Marshall.
awarded
New York Hanseatic
Corpora¬
tion; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
Stein Bros. &
Boyce; Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson; McDonald ft
Company; Rodman & Renshaw;
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.; J.
Barth & Co.; Allan Blair & Com¬
pany; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
Einhorn
&
Co.;
Freeman
ft
Company; Granbery, Marache ft
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Company;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. In¬
corporated; Schaffer, Necker ft
Co.; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; The Weil, Roth & Irving
Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.
Dist. No. 501
(P. O. Bellingham),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $150,000 general
obligation bonds offered March 4
187, p. 935—were
Foster and Marshall.
—v.
WEST
awarded to
Sale—The
Veterans
bonds
awarded
to
a
187,
of¬
p.
group
$740,000 21/£s. Due on July 1,1959.
5,060,000 2y4s.
Due on July 1
from
Other
C.
2^s.
1966
to
1968
on
July
1
inclusive.
members of the account:
Devine
J.
Due
&
Co.;
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; Baxter & Com¬
pany; J. C. Bradford & Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co. Incorporated; E. F.
Hutton & Company; Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day.
Lynch,
M.
3s
A.
a
187, p.
1040—were
group headed by the
Bank of Chicago,
at
G.
100.93,
a
members
Becker
&
basis
of
of about
the
group:
Co., Inc.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Wallace Geruldsen & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth ft
Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Robert W.
Baird
&
Co.;
The
Milwaukee
Company; Reynolds & Co.; The
Illinois Company; F. S. Yantis &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
National Boulevard Bank, of Chi¬
cago.
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
2,940,000
18—v.
National
2.90%.
Other
1260—
headed
by the First Boston Corp., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.38%, as follows:
were
March
awarded to
as
$8,740,000 Ko¬
Bonus
Wauwatosa, Wis.
;Bond Sale—The $3,275,000 cor¬
porate
purpose
bonds
offered
First
VIRGINIA
fered March 19—v.
Carl
Ludlow, Vt.
18
Other members of the syndicate:
1974 to 1986 inclusive.
198,000
of
cost
2,440,000
15
1968 inclusive.
Due
766,000 4s. Due
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
March
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive.
com¬
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond
County School District (P. O.
Farmington), Utah
$10,000,000
mortgage
offered
Dillon, Union Securities ft
at a price of 100.05, a net
$1,410,000
1969 and 1970.
rean
of
by
$223,000
UTAH
payable
approved
group
West Virginia (State of)
Bond
Legality
a
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, and Southwick, Campbell
& Co., as follows:
ton.
VERMONT
(J-J)
to
187, p. 1260
Merrill
Legality
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
1963 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
19—v.
awarded
warrants
inclusive.
works
follows:
revenue
posed of Foster & Marshall, Blyth
& Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
Co.,
sold to the
from
The
—
Co., Inc., Lehman Bros.,
Smith, Barney & Co., and East¬
bonds
sewer
Whatcom County, Bellingham Sch.
$25,-
Security Bank &
Trust Co., of Wharton, as 3%s.
Dated Feb. 10, 1958. Due serially
was
man
and
1143—were
Housing and
Agency, as 2%s,
187,
Federal
Wharton, Texas
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
cipal
offered
bonds
revenue
inclusive.,
Stuart &
$1,350,000
$200,000 student
Warrant Sale—An issue of
J-D.
from
of Tyler.
Tyler Junior College District, Tex.
First of Texas Corporation, as 5s.
Due on Jan. 1
&
at the Chase Manhattan
(MST)
issue of $84,000
Parkhurst
from 1959 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 (P. O.
1968
P. Stewart,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on April
4
for the
purchase of $500,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
April 15, 1958. Due on April 15
Dallas.
Jackson
1,
Tyler, Texas
Bond
National
Bank,
of
Legality
approved
by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
June
proved
000
$35,000
-
&
of
to a
interest
The
—
offered March
inclusive
1979 and thereafter
as
April 1
on
187, p. 1144—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
—v.
Co.,
and
62,000
April 1 from
Due
water
bonds
revenue
Hoquiam, Wash.
—were
Arthur B.
—
Sale
A
Sale
Bond
water
(State of)
Offering
Series
man
for
of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Bond
Corn
WASHINGTON
Scharlach, Secretary of the Vet¬
erans' Land Board, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
Home
Bond Sale—Waterworks system
bonds totaling $45,000 were sold
1 from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
260,000
Not
pre¬
awarded to the Chemical
were
on
from 1963 to 1978
;
$1,650,000
cost
follows:
as
1,200,000 23/4s.
liminary loan notes offered March
18
interest
net
a
2.70%,
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Redevelopment and Hous¬
Sale—The
p.
Michigan Corp.; Blunt Ellis ft
Simmons; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Far*
well, Chapman & Co., at a price
ing Authority, Va.
Note
cor¬
offered
1040—were
of
1
School District
April 1, 1958.
period of 25 years.
sold
$1,354,000
from
Bonds
March
Boothman, of Dallas.
a group
by the Equitable Securi¬
Corp., as follows:
Due
in
due
terest- payment
headed
ties
Feb.' 1
inclusive.
1, 1958.
Bonds
thereafter
March
to
Tonnvxxw
Sale
Bond
on
1983
prior redemption
after.
Alcoa, Tenn. )
due
to
sewer
after are subject to prior redemption on Feb. T, 1973, or
on any interest
payment date
thereafter. Interest F-A. 5 "
clusive.
{
TENNESSEE
1958,
1959
and
March 1 from 1959 to 1982 in¬
State
Bank, of Bridgewater.
$678,000
bonds. Dated
revenue
dated March
;
1143—
First
March
on
of
312,000 general obligation bonds,
$110,000 genschool bonds of¬
p.
'!
Bonds due in 1974 and there-
;
•
187,
(CST)
purchase
1,
from
~
14—v.
1958.
follows:
as
"
Sale—The
obligation
Roanoke
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
.
p.m.
the
system
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bridgewater),
fered March
by
$366,000 water works
18
Bond
Indep.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able in New York City and Texas
(with permissive arrangement for
Chicago co-paying agency) to be
designated in the resolution au¬
thorizing the issue. Legality ap¬
inclusive.
South Dakota
1,
Interest M-S.
7:30
for
7
*
Park
until
27
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.
v
.
South
Bonds due in
by the successful bidder, or at the
No.
Dallas.;;7". •/.
Bond Offering—Mayor Walter
Holliday will receive sealed bids
Principal and interest payable at
banking institution designated
McCook
March
Cleburne, Texas
*
.
a
,
York
$50,000
Legality
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
inclusive, and (b) bonds due
from
Bank, of
City at the holder's
option; Legality approved by Mc¬
Call,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
a
of
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1963
on
approved '
p.m.
Due
Dated
inclusive.
re¬
March 26 for the pur¬
chase of $130,000 school building
on
iy4s.
as
on
bonds.
New
waterworks system revenue bonds
was sold to John Nuveen &
Co.,
E.
—
is^ue
Bond Sale—An
•
Maynard
<Wittmeier, District Clerk, will
ceive
at the Chase Manhattan
Dated
DAKOTA
Offering
payable at the Frost Na¬
tional Bank, of San Antonio, or
fered
TEXAS
Campbell County, Herreid Indep.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Herreid),':
Bond
(J-J)
187,
$300,000 2s. Due
777,000
$1,500,000
bonds
awarded to a group composed of
Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago; First
of
Due
County (P. O. Wausau),
Wisconsin
1143—were
p.
Frank T. Drought announces that
the H Board of Directors will re¬
Chairman
—
Marathon
offered
& Co.; C. F. Cassell &
Co., and
Mason & Lee, Inc., at
100.03, a net
interest cost of about
3.09%, as
Ropes,
.
SOUTH
„
Sale
1040—were awarded
National Bank
of
p.
First
Portland.
awarded to a group composed of
F. W. Craigie &
Co.;
$980,000 school building bonds of¬
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
-
190,000 3y2s. Due
and 1982.
Bond y; Offering
:
1987 inclusive.
clusive.
'
on
—
bonds.
revenue
Citizens
the
March 1 from 1959 to
on
^
Fincastle),
187,
the
to
(P. O.
Bay)t
Bond Sale—The $200,000
airport
improvement bonds offered March
17—v.
Botetourt County
March
City Recorder -(CST) on March 25 for the pur¬
Gus;^D,Hatfield announces that chase of $2,000,000 improvement
sealed; bids will be received until bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
noon
.(CST) on March 31 for the on July 1 from 1959 to 1985 in¬
purchase, of $440,000 waterworks clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Director's Room, 870
Street, Providence,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 25
for the purchase of $40,000 water
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
p.
VIRGINIA
Bond
San Antonio River Authority, Texi
Whitwell, Tenn.
Westminster
.
Legality approved by
Peter Giuliani, of
Montpelier.
WISCONSIN
Brown County (P. O. Green
Wisconsin
-
Bond
Carthy, Town Treasurer, will
,•
\
bonds.
terest F-A.
fol¬
as
refunding
ceive' sealed
^;
;
group
Oct. 1 from
1969 to 1980 inclusive.
•/
V
,*
>
£ride 6f par.
187,
registered
Due ok Oct. 1 from school
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
.,
1525,000 3.60s. Due
,
-'
at &
a
000
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on Aug.
1 from 1959 to 1964 inclusive. In¬
$195,000 4s.
;
;
18—v.
Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
,
Bond Offering
smithfieidi
-
and
First American National Bank of
Resources
■
r
Corp.,
and
fiscal
X
■
Securities
March
1143—were awarded to
composed of First Southwest Co.;
Rauscher, 1 Pierce & Co.; Dittmar
Co.; Central Investment Co.,
$400,000 school
bonds;
rof
,
Pampa, Texas
Sale—The $910,000 water
sewer system revenue
Bond
works
and J. Osborn Wood & Co.
;
RICO
Water
Knoxville; Mid-South Securities
Corp.; Third National Bank in
Nashville; M. A; Saunders & Co.,
59
Waukesha School District No. 2P
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
School building bonds was sold
to
the
Waukesha
State
Bank,
Waukesha, as 3y4s, at a price of
100.57, a basis of about 3.18%.
Dated April 1, 1958.
interest
(A-O)
Waukesha
State
Principal and
payable
Bank.
at
the
.
CD
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1368)
sites,
Lander, Wyo.
*
ewarded to Bos worth. Sullivan &
a
incinerator
Dated
Sublette County School District No„
(P.O. Pinedale), Wyo.
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
May
1, -1958.
Principal
interest payable at
Montreal.
the Bank
and
I
.
'
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*
■'
ALBERTA
Edmonton, Alberta
~
Pembroke, Ont.
follows:
filed On March 14 with the Secu¬
and Exchange Commission
registration statement covering
two issues of sinking fund deben¬
tures
it
plans
group
.headed
sell
to
United States.
A
(U. S.)
in the
totaling $20,000,000
Which
v /:\ y
of underwriting firms
Included
tures,
of
1978
Boucherville,
*
Bond Sale—An
500
Quebec i
issue of 'S252,-
improvement bonds
to. the Dominion
sold
was
Securities Corp.,
Ltd., at a price of 97.90, a net in¬
terest cost of about 5.14%, as fol¬
lows:
'
by The First Boston Cor¬
poration and The Dominion Secu¬
rities Corporation will purchase
the obligations from the city and
reoffer them here publicly.
000,000
Feb. 15 from 1959 to
on
inclusive. Interest F-A.
rities
a
$449,104
improvement bonds was sold to
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.,
and
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd.,
jointly, as 5%s, at a price of 99.61.
Due
Registers With SEC —The City
sinking
1983.
in
the
total
are
will
Terms
•debentures
from
1963
due
April 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
to
April
on
1 from
1969 to .1978 inclusive.
Dated
April
1958. v Interest
1,
A-O.
'■■'■■■-■v"
.
1
\
i
■
QUEBEC
ap¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
be
will
School Commission,
Gatineau
of
sale
the
1959
157,500 5s. Due
decided
be
shortly before the offerings.
Proceeds
$95,000 4fas. Due
$2,-
sinking fund deben¬
1963, and $18,000,000
fund debentures, due
of
due
building bonds
Simard
sold
was
Que.
$470,000
to J.
F.
&
plied by the city toward property
owner's share of local improve¬
ments such as streets, sidewalks
Co., as "4*,£s, at a price
of 95.77, a basis of about 5.14%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
and
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬
streel
lighting, or for repay¬
loans incurred for
Such purposes. Proceeds from the
of
ment
bank
debentures due
plied
the
to
1983
cost,
will
or
be
of bank loans for,
utilities exten¬
($9,000,000)
and
general
sions
($9,000,000).
size in
Canada, and
largest city in the province, Ed"monton proper has an estimated
population of 250,000, an increase
•of 101 % in the ten years ended
purposes
~
Sixth
in
1957.
BRITISH
est j-d.
:g;
Iberville
School
ap¬
repayment
school
b
Bond
group
composed
of
Provinciale du Canada,
-improvement bonds was sold to
the Pemberton Securities, Ltd., as
5s, at a price of 99.67., Due on
April 1 from
sive.
1959 to
1978
Interest A-O.
about
of
to
5.03%.
Due
1958.
1978
.
April
Dated
April
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1,
1959
A-O.
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $38,500
bonds
Forget & Forget,
of
97.94,
a
sold
was
4V2s, at
as
a
to
price
basis of 4.82%.
L'Epihanie School Commission,
j
Quebec
inclu¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
;
building
Vancouver, B. C.
sold to
Banque
Morgan
Ostiguy & Hudson, Ltd., preditQuebec, Inc., and Belanger, Inc.,
as 4V2s, at a price of
96.97, a basis
improvement
issue of $25,000
$470,000
was
a
COLUMBIA
Sale—An
building bonds
L'Assumption,
Pouce Cape, B. C.
*
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
,
V
group
bonds
composed
of
$544,500
sold
was
Rene
to
T.
a
Le-
*
Debenture Offering—W. G. Tay;lor, will receive sealed proposals
'until 10 a.m. (PST) on March 25
clerc, Inc., Banque Provinciale
*for
rido Matteau
the
purchase
of
$2,941,000
as fol¬
*sinking fund debentures,
lows:
»$400,000
hospital
accommodation
Canada,
Credit
debentures.
41,000 electrical—alarm
:
„
debentures.
I
446,000
.'
parks
—
of about
5.14%,
41/2s.
from
1959
1964 to
Dated
•
of
du
Ltd.,
to
on
March
on
1963
1
inclusive.
March 1 from
1978 inclusive.
March
1,
1958.
Interest
M-S.
Local Government Structure
1
Co..
follows:
as
Due
196,000 5s. Due
services
acquisition
&
& Fils,
Credit-Que¬
bec, Inc., and Belanger, Inc., at
a price of 98.37, a net
interest cost
220,000 electrical—street lighting
-
Beaubien
Intel-provincial, Ltd., Flo-
$348,500
and facilities debentures.
y
Analyzed
,Th? Xaried, *?attertt of local
government throughout the United
S <^L1S traced m a report that has been issued by the Bureau of
J?e.+^nJ}18 UI}der the title, "Local Government Structure in the
united
c+
*
i
States.
.
.
*
..This 85-Page report
is a companion to two other recent Census
"Governments in the United States" and
publications.
"Local
Areas," which provide denumbers of local governments. All three
based on the 1957 Census of
Government in Standard Metropolitan
1
tailed information
«
of these studies are
*
is
'
now
on
Governments that
in process.
*
new Publication briefly describes the various types of
governments and school systems found in each of the 48
States, the District of Colombia, and
Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto
i
:
►
,
Rico*
/
•
The description of
counties,
dicates how these
governments
isize
m
each
Similar
*
*
scruy>1
•
State, and gives the
information
s"°tpms.
is
included
townships, and municipalities in¬
are
legally classified by type or
governing bodies.
the principal types of local
names of their
on
-
The report also describes each of
the kinds of special districts
authorized in each State. It
summarizes methods for their estab¬
lishment, the basis of selection of their governing bodies and the
financial powers of such units.
NOTE:
This
ments, Vol.
1,
report.
No. 3>
Government Printing
Local
Government
Structure
(1957
is
for sale by the Superintendent
Office, Washington 25, D. C., priced
and
interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
Census
of
at
of
Govern¬
Documents
55
cents.
U
S
*
Corporation
Oscar
'
a
Dube
&
Co.,
cost
of
'Vvv;:^
about
5.44%,
as
Jan. 2,
1959
Due
January
on
2
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
Jan.
j-j.
2,
\
1958.
Interest
\
Sale—An issue of $47,000
Due
on
March
to 1968 inclusive.
road
works
sold
to
1
from
and
land
1.959
Interest M-S.
$262,000
bonds
was
Credit-Quebec, Inc., at
price of 97.45,
a
5.19%,
1959
as
follows:
on
April 1 from
to 1968 inclusive.
162,500 5s. Due
a
net interest cost
$99,500 41/2s. Due
improvement bonds was sold to
Savard & Hart, Inc., as 4V2s, at a
price of 94.48.
Dated March 1,
1958.
Monday, March 24, 1958
Marguerite Parish, Quebec
of about
Normandin, Quebec
Bond
Ste.
..
Bond Sale—An issue of
de
price of 98.07, a net
on
1960.
33,500 4*/2S.
Garneau, Bou-
•.
^ ONTARIO
purchase of $227,000 school bonds.
CANADA
' *'*•",
'■
.
La-
Quebec,
of J.
langer, Ltd., Grenier, Ruel & Cie.,
Inc.,
"
;
■
..
Ltd.,
de
jointly, at
received until April 8 lor tne
be
Prets
E.
composed
group
Due
5s.
and
building bonds was sold to
flamme,
debentures.
$90,500
Commission,
Bond
school
100,000
Inc.
1
■
bentures.
Protestant School
Quebec
Sale—An issue of $124,000
Matapedia
430,000 bridges and buildings de¬
$95,000 sewage
disposal
plant
bonds
offered
March 14—v. 187, p. 1040—were
Co..
debentures.
1,304,000 road, walks, streets and
lanes debentures. '
Sale—The
Bond
buildings and develop¬
ment
WYOMING
:
,
.
on
April
1
1 from
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
A-O.
-
v
ApriL 1,
1958.
;,"
Interest
@FedFRASER